87 100 60591 https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/45aa4ff7a9b44533e86c7d76e5ba54f9.jpg 1f69b261761fdb55145891eb460160bc Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Handheld surgical instrument with a handle and adjustable twin serrated circular blades mounted on a pivoting frame, designed for controlled cutting during medical procedures. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Double-bladed spine saw with inlaid ebony handle Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 99.6.9 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Spine saw Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource David Burns (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1870 Type The nature or genre of the resource Surgical Instruments Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Ebony and silver Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 29 x 6 x2.5 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1578 Used in post-mortem procedures Silver saw with ebony handle used to cut sections through the spinal cord. The width of the sections could be varied with the screw and nut mechanism. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Autopsy--Equipment and supplies Surgical instruments and apparatus Autopsy--instrumentation Surgical Instruments Surgical/Autopsy Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/9413e6447d043b08e5545381d1d4a617.jpg f7914ef434e94d542a2bc5eb9da9a4db Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal medical instrument with spring-loaded arms, ratcheted adjustment, and curved gripping tips. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Whitehead's dental mouth gag Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 07.04.16.2 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Dental mouth gag Mouth gag Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Whitehead, Walter Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Phisick Medical Antiques Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Dental Instrument Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Metal Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 15x7 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1515 Used to open the mouth during dental work, or when the mouth cannot open naturally because of forward dislocation of the jaw joint's intraarticular cartilage pad Nickel-plated steel instrument with ridges along each side to allow the dentist to gradually open the patients' mouth wider. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Gag (Surgical instrument) Dental instruments and apparatus Dental Instruments Dental Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/278f756c6c98a1e2dbba99068b2f2ab6.jpg a032fe1a7b2c6f40806f1b36df57a791 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Set of small hand tools with white handles and metal working ends, likely dental or surgical instruments used for shaping, scraping, or carving material during procedures. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Dental instruments Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context A1.6 LIB-HSL001 Type The nature or genre of the resource Dental Instruments Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Ivory and steel Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 11-16 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1628 Used to perform various procedures on the teeth Eight, ivory-handled tools. angle-ended, groomed (large handle) 13.5 cm; bent shaft, diamond-shaped end (tip broken) 15.5 cm; bent shaft, diamond-shaped end 15.5 cm; straight shaft, triangular blade (collar missing) 15 cm; straight shaft, triangular blade 15 cm; straight shaft, oblong blade, notched 14 cm; straight shaft, broken end 13.5 cm; short, blunt shaft 11 cm. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Dental instruments and apparatus Dental Instruments Dental Instruments Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Mulcahy, Lawrence L., Jr. Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d164eb3b7f4d7c6c7d2455e9cf73422e.jpg 5389cce2612ecc4ccd5365cd7f917a30 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Cased set of **dental pluggers**, instruments used to pack or condense filling material into a tooth cavity, arranged in a fitted box with an explanatory label. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Dental pluggers Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context A1.8 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Pluggers Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Patent: Sept. 13, 1891 Type The nature or genre of the resource Dental Instruments Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Wood and ivory Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 17.75x6.5x2.5 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1575 Used to pack or condense filling material in a cavity Wooden case with red silk lining and 5 tools with different ivory tips all with black wooden handles. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Dental instruments and apparatus Dental Instruments Dental Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/814dae92dadf1c0b295fcf1d9e42ba8d.jpg 931172217d55963a902d9d161318c7a9 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal syringe-like instrument with a cylindrical body, wooden handle, and curved nozzle. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Enema syringe Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context B2.1 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Syringe Clyster Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 17th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Enema Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Metal and wood Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 32 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1624 Used to administer enemas French Clyster 3 pieces: wooden plunger-23 cm., metal tube-5 cm in diameter and metal end piece. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Enema--Equipment and supplies Syringes Enema--instrumentation Syringes Therapeutic Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Opler, Ruth Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/9d452dc2d9f6d348169894b554e4d92e.jpg 46e3def22d394c1f8fadd3d29c3d12e3 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Open wooden case containing a **set of surgical instruments**, including a bone saw, forceps, scalpels, probes, and other metal tools arranged in a purple velvet-lined interior. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Surgical kit Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context I1.1 LIB-HSL001 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource George Tiemann & Co. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Surgical Instruments Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Steel, cloth, ivory, ebony, wood Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Closed: 34.5 x 15 x 9 cm. Open: 34.5 x 30.5 x 4.5 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1567 Used for surgical procedures A surgical kit with more than twenty instruments. Case is made of a lower part with larger tools and two inserts with smaller tools. Wooden case with purple velvet. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Surgical instruments and apparatus Surgical Instruments Surgery Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/ff99f9ac9b4030e91bf252fc8b0d22e5.jpg 56ce8996779b68b24ed83e9e5383ce78 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal oval-framed eye glasses. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Temple spectacles Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context I1.3 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Spectacles Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Scarlett, Edward Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1728 Type The nature or genre of the resource Eyewear Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Metal and glass Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 11.5 x 10.5 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1611 Used to improve vision . Sliding or hinged extensions were added later in the century. Small, round, metal frames with loops at the end of each arms. Glass in each frame. Metal is oxidizing. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Eyeglasses Eyeglasses Functional Aid Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Mazza, Michael A. Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/2313d383316bcc38e67b49ae29ef584e.jpg 6f08f321567b3f8d10ea2c2304c14f48 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal orthopedic support device with an adjustable frame, padded leather thigh or hip pad, and tightening screw, designed to brace or apply traction to the upper leg or hip. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Clamp tourniquet Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context M1.1 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Tourniquet Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Ferguson (Firm : London, England) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1850 Type The nature or genre of the resource Tourniquet Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Metal and cloth Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Tool: 24 x 11 cm. Pad: 12 x 10 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1715 Used to clamp arteries placed near bone depressions Metal handle with one large, cloth pad and a smaller, cloth pad. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Tourniquets Tourniquets Surgery Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/ae0eb43c9c2d1bd140103c163ff83c36.jpg 10b90c4cc42fffc707fee649551d8f95 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Cased set of metal **tuning forks** arranged in a fitted purple-lined case, used for medical or acoustic testing of sound frequencies. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Medical tuning forks Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context M1.2 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Tuning forks Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Kny-Scheerer Company Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1940's Type The nature or genre of the resource Testing/Diagnostic Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Metal Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Tools range from 12.5-16.5 cm. Case: 20 x 12.5 x 2.5 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1730 Used to test hearing and vibration sense. Five, metal tuning forks in a purple-lined, wooden case. One tuning fork has "WREGG INC., GERMANY" engraved on the handle. Used at the Buffalo Eye & Ear Hospital and the Wettlaufer Clinic. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Tuning forks Vibration--Diagnostic use--Equipment and supplies Diagnosis--Equipment and supplies Vibration--diagnostic use--instrumentation Diagnostic Equipment Ear, nose and throat instruments Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Monte, Joseph Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/a144a97974eb1c99a160ad88e81cc971.jpg 8a2e99ae299b6827c8fcd93085ce2dfa Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal medical instrument with plier-style handles and two padded spherical tips wrapped in cloth, designed for compressing or applying pressure during surgical or clinical procedures. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Tonsil holder Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 07.04.16.3 LIB-HSL001 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Phisick Medical Antiques Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Surgical Instrument Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Cotton and metal Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 15 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1408 Used to hold engorged tonsils in place during a tonsillectomy The ends of the forceps are covered in hand-stitched absorbent cotton pads. The number "15" is visible on the instrument. They would be placed in an open position in the mouth and slowly closed over the tonsil to be removed. This prevented tonsillar material falling in the back of the throat causing obstruction or inhalation. Compression also reduced bleeding. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Tonsillectomy--Equipment and supplies Tonsillectomy--instrumentation Surgery Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/c48e8cc059d0afdc3e45e2a0a5a1595b.jpg 67290b5d11bbf5e2effe21e0be7fa5dd Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Black metal surgical instrument with adjustable screw mechanism and curved handles. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Davis herniotomy instrument Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 07.04.16.6 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Herniotomy instrument Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Davis, Redfern John Mappin (Firm : Birmingham, England) Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Phisick Medical Antiques Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1850 Type The nature or genre of the resource Medical instrument Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Ebony and silver Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 14x4.5x2.5 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1399 Used in hernia surgery Instrument constructed from ebony and silver and is comprised of a cylinder hinged in two halves, a needle and a cover. After restoring the hernia the apparatus was inserted and the handle then removed, leaving the cover in place for 6-8 days to produce adhesions which would seal off the hernia. Which "By the most earnest advocates have been considered applicable to the to the smallest most recent and least troublesome hernias" their value being otherwise "denied or seriously questioned." The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Hernia--Surgery--Equipment and supplies Hernia--surgery--instrumentation Surgery Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/65c4d20d2d113bc784e22b22fd2eeb83.jpg 9485b47c2514bf407c4557e96d6a144b Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Glass scientific vacuum tube apparatus with a spherical bulb, multiple side ports, and internal metal electrode assembly. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource X-Ray tube Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 86.5.1.5 LIB-HSL001 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1900 Type The nature or genre of the resource X-Ray Tube Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Glass and metal Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 57x21 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1664 Used in X-rays Long metal shaft inside a glass tube which ends inside a large, circular glass chamber. Two small, glass extensions from the large, circular glass chamber. The glass tube continues through the top of the large, circular glass chamber. Inscription" TUNGSTEN TARGET MADE IN BOSTON BY MACALASTER, WIGGIN CO. Pat. 594036. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource X-ray tubes X-Rays—instrumentation Imaging Equipment Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Batt, Richard C. Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/f48458a1995f7cf209dc2473582c042b.jpg 957a739f24adac7f793ffbb31879272a Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Two varnished lower leg splints. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Stoddart's veneered splints Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context I1.2 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Veneered splints Splints Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Stoddart Bros. (Buffalo, N.Y.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Patent: Aug. 28, 1894 Type The nature or genre of the resource Splint Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Veneered Wood Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Left ankle: 29.5 x 7 cm. Right tibia: 30 x 7.5 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1594 Used to provide support for a child's right tibia and fibula, and for a child's left ankle Veneered splints patented in 1894 and manufactured by Stoddart Brothers, Buffalo, NY. The splints were made for a child's right tibia and fibula, and for a child's left ankle. Description on the inside of each splint states, "These Splints are stronger, lighter and better than any other half the ordinary weight can be cut and shaped with pocket-knife require very little padding, will not warp, are aseptic, waterproff, comfortable and though so light that they are no burden to the patient are so strong that they meet every requirement as to strength. By heating they can be bent to fit any part, and they retain shape when cool." The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Splints (Surgery) Splints Orthopedic Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/116dbbfaa27556f9189bc68e1e6b79c5.jpg f8dd3907c17d2c513d2e3e2118e9d184 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Framed educational display titled **“Diseases of the Teeth”** showing labeled anatomical models of teeth illustrating conditions such as enamel hypoplasia, caries, pulpitis, abscesses, cysts, and tartar-related disease. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Wax dental display Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 03.4.17.3 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Dental display Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource David Burns (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1900 Type The nature or genre of the resource Instructional Model Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Wood, glass, and wax Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 31 x 25 x 3.5 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1670 Used to teach dental students the diseases of the teeth Wooden box, with a glass cover, which encases 25 wax models of different "Diseases of the Teeth", complete with tags to explain each tooth. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Teeth--Diseases--Models Dental Models Tooth Diseases Tooth--anatomy & histology Models, Anatomic Models, Anatomical Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/921ace35b2cb246461bcbf520c05c24c.jpg b8f4e262e64b06d199a53be9d27c310a Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Collection of metal surgical instruments including scissor-handled forceps and hinged tools, arranged on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Lithotomy instruments (gorgeret and forceps) and 1 instrument for hernia surgery Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 03.10.20.1 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Instruments de Chirurgie pour l'extrachon et ebroyage des calculs Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Elare (Firm : France) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 17th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Lithotomy/Hernia Instruments Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Steel Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 24-28 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1481 Used to crush/remove urinary calculi Three metal medical instruments: the first was used to cut, the second is a combination of forceps and scissors, and the third recalls the shape of a cross. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Lithotomy--Equipment and supplies Kidneys--Calculi--Surgery--Equipment and supplies Hernia--Surgery--Equipment and supplies Urology--instrumentation Kidney Calculi--surgery--instrumentation Hernia--surgery--instrumentation Surgical Instruments Surgical/Lithotomy & Hernia Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d9839ce27f86940261dc84fa36f91e11.jpg 2ab68b566b9e3e5abbd5a975876a6b43 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Small brass device with a circular plate, coiled spring, and three curved wire arms with rounded tips, shown on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Occlusive pessary Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 04.02.09.2 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Pessary Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Alex Peck (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Late 19th-early 20th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Gynecological Contraception Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. 14K Gold Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 5 x 4x 2.5 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1528 An intra-cervical device used to prevent conception Small, gold instrument with a spring connecting the circular head to the thin, arched legs. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Pessaries Contraception--Equipment and supplies Pessaries Contraception--instrumentation Obstetrics and Gynecology Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/b168eed3adc0fe40271dcc29abaf4ccd.jpg e020254f6074dc1df19621fbac552dea Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Small mechanical metal device with gears, levers, and a circular dial attached to a worn fabric strap, shown on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Dudgeon's Sphygmograph Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 05.03.30.1 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Sphygmograph Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Dudgeon, R. E. (Robert Ellis), 1820-1904 Arnold & Sons (London, England) Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource David Burns (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1880 Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Metal, wire and cloth Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 6 x 6 x 4 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1524 Used to record the pulse pressure at the wrist Metal instrument with wires, knobs and a short strap attached. A sensitive manometer sits on the radial pulse and is amplified by means of a weighted pulley. A clockwork mechanism turns a roller which winds recording paper under the needle to record a trace. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Sphygmograph Pulse--Measurement--Equipment and supplies Pulse--instrumentation Diagnostic Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Still image Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/4f000674a5318171c107251aaa83cc80.jpg 970e5a433345381f8d1ee32a90582c44 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Pair of small metal fittings with ribbed oval ends in a fitted case lined with burgundy fabric labeled “The Natruition Company, 83 Pall Mall, London S.W.1.” Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Silver ear inserts Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 05.03.30.2 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Ear inserts Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Naturton Company (London, England) Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource David Burns (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1890 Type The nature or genre of the resource Hearing Device Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Silver Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 2 x 2 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1457 Used to improve hearing Two silver inserts, one for each ear. Case has a tag that states "THE NATURTON COMPANY 83 PALL MALL, LONDON, S.W.I." Patent number on each ear piece reads "PATENT 426246". The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Hearing aids Hearing Aids Functional Aid Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d00382a2771a5abf7d6a8f8d42e45f3e.jpg 81434402db94e8f1eeeac95b6a2a3f9e Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Set of metal conical and threaded tools with a detachable handle arranged in a fitted case lined with blue fabric labeled “Mayer & Meltzer, 71 Great Portland St W.” Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Mayer & Meltzer dilators Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 06.04.01.6 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Dilators Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Mayer & Meltzer Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Phisick Medical Antiques Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Late 19th cent. or early 20th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Obstetric Instrument Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Nickel-plated Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 31 x 7 x 2.7 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1430 Uses a screw mechanism to dilate the cervix The set consists of five graduated dilators which are attached by a locking mechanism to an introducer. In Nickel-plated in an embossed leather case, lined with blue velvet and silk and marked :Mayer & Meltzer 71 Great Portland St. W". The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Obstetrics--Apparatus and instruments Obstetrics--instrumentation Obstetrics and Gynecology Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/da3db192c0b6f80c0e686d14c000664f.jpg e7bce105b8f58234aa9bbda4f824975e Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Round translucent cobalt blue glass jar. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Cobalt blue leech jar Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 06.04.01.7 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Leech jar Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Phisick Medical Antiques Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Early 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Glassware Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Hand blown glass Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 7.5x5.5 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1412 Used to hold leeches for application to patient Dark, cobalt blue jar with a characteristically everted lip and an open pontil. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Leeches--Equipment and supplies Phlebotomy--Equipment and supplies Leeches Leeching--instrumentation Bloodletting--instrumentation Receptacles Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/80b317eac7cfe037cc03ad6a961b062c.jpg bbc4ea8dcb47451ee2c6579fbec62182 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal scissor-handled instrument with adjustment screws and two flat rectangular blades tipped with white pads, shown on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Ivory-banded hemorrhoid clamp Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 06.04.01.8 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Hemorrhoid clamp Clamp Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Fletcher, Wallis Allen & Hanburys Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Phisick Medical Antiques Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Clamp Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Silver and ivory Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 22x4 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1577 Used to compress hemorrhoids during removal Silver clamp resembling scissors with ivory on the cisor portion of the clamp. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Hemorrhoids--Surgery--Equipment and supplies Surgical instruments and apparatus Hemorrhoids—surgery—instrumentation Surgical Instruments Surgical Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/2c5444cebd8ae7fa475744a353e1f4cf.jpg b3850907f18374f9a1d7a6d62e951028 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal spatula-like tool with a wooden handle and a wide rectangular metal blade, shown on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Boston nerve beater Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 06.04.01.9 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Nerve beater Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Michael Gordon (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Late 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Quackery Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Wood, leather, and steel Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 36x7.5 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1541 Used for beating one's nerves back to normal function Wooden handle attached to a long piece of softened leather. Handle says "Boston Nerve Beater". "PAT APLD V03"? The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Neurasthenia--Treatment Quacks and quackery Neurasthenia--therapy Quackery Quackery Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/14476410364e38ccb9613c114a7349ea.jpg f6c4a877ac84ea8e4187ba50ecc514a1 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal scissor-handled instrument with a hinged mechanism and long narrow jaws, shown on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Cohn's phimosis forceps Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 06.04.01.11 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Phimosis forceps Forceps Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Cohn, M. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Michael Gordon (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource ca. 1879 Type The nature or genre of the resource Surgical Instrument Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Steel Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 16 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1470 Used in surgery to correct phimosis (tightness of the foreskin of the penis) Steel instrument resembling scissors. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Forceps Phimosis--Equipment and supplies Surgical Instruments Phimosis--instrumentation Surgical Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/40a2a8b1483535e2f1f1a12ae3ff07a0.jpg b7c5ed4877fb9ffecf0761c160a2c393 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Small set of metal instruments and a white ivory tool in a fitted case with purple lining labeled “A. Blacque, Paris.” Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Politzer's acumeter Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 07.03.15.1 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Acumeter Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Politzer, Adam, 1835-1920 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Michael Gordon (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Measuring Instrument Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Ivory and steel Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 3-5.5 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1466 Used for testing bone conduction Several different pieces form this instrument which is contained in a small case lined with blue velvet and purple silk. The tools are made of steel while the handles are made of ivory. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Bone conduction--Testing--Equipment and supplies Measuring instruments Bone Conduction--instrumentation Weights and Measures--instrumentation Testing and Measurement Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/568eb24d1f2874b27c7f3f982b8c0f50.jpg 43e080e760c0516bdadf4a32202b47fa Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Small metal handheld tool with a finger ring handle and a curved serrated blade, stamped “Made by Codman & Shurtleff, Boston,” shown on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Whittemore's 1866 patent mechanical vaccinator Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 07.03.15.2 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Patent mechanical vaccinator Mechanical vaccinator Vaccinator Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Whittemore, Amos, 1759-1828 Codman & Shurtleff Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Michael Gordon (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1866 Type The nature or genre of the resource Vaccinator Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Metal Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 5.75x.5 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1540 Used to vaccinate Small metal instrument with a place for the doctor's finger and a lever to inject the vaccine into a patient. Inscription says "Made By Codman & Shurtleff Boston" on the left side. the right side says "Whittlemore's Patent Feb 21, 1866". The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Vaccination--Equipment and supplies Vaccination--instrumentation Therapeutic Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/2d889d36139637d47e0158cfb9ff7cc8.jpg cc1818b32542c8b78209ce3cfc66ec9a Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal measuring instrument with two hinged arms and an attached brass ruler marked with measurement graduations, shown on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Dr. Buro's esthesiometer Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 07.10.12.3 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Esthesiometer Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Buro, Dr. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource M & R Gordon (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Measuring Instrument Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Silver and brass Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 14 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1439 Used to measure sensation upon the skin and thus to determine whether the condition of tactile sensibility is normal or altered Two silver, thin shafts that are joined together by a hinge where the instrument can expand. The brass measuring device is attached to one silver shaft, which is used to determine "the degree of sensation". The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Tactile sensors--Measurement--Equipment and supplies Touch--instrumentation Sensation--instrumentation Diagnostic and Measurement Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/57b6f8636ae23fdb25a6881576d6792d.jpg 8368419d1cbcdf3a089ece3482150e41 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal tool with spring-loaded gripping jaws and a textured light-colored handle, shown on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Ivory Assalini forceps Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 08.06.17.2 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Assalini forceps Forceps Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Assalini, Paolo Matthews (Firm) Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Phisick Medical Antiques Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Forceps Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Steel, blued steel and ivory Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 14 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1411 Used on arteries and small blood vessels during surgery A rare and high quality Assalini forceps made from steel, blued steel, and with a cross-hatched ivory handle. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Forceps Surgical instruments and apparatus Surgical Instruments Surgery Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/6c17172f71f58d9f2e4fbb07ff3998ca.jpg 805d0bf738346549cfd65642fe159021 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Two small metal T-shaped instruments connected by a thin wire loop with hooks at each end, shown on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Gigli neurosurgical wire saw Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 08.06.17.3 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Neurosurgical wire saw Wire saw Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Gigli, Leonardo, 1863-1908 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Phisick Medical Antiques Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Early 20th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Saw Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Silver Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 38 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1442 Used for craniotomy Long, tin wire with serated edges with a small silver handle at each end. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Skull--Surgery---Equipment and supplies Craniotomy--Equipment and supplies Skul--surgery--instrumentation Craniotomy—instrumentation Surgery/Craniotomy Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/bc8128630bb1e491256b2aeb9c812bf5.jpg d3ec61a8e574c3802b3db4f36d86b60f Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal instrument with a cylindrical handle and attached needle, shown disassembled with several interchangeable perforated metal tubes and a cap on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Southey's silver trocar set Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 08.06.17.4 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Trocar set Southey tubes Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southey, Henry Herbert, 1783-1865 Southey, Reginald, 1835-1899 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Phisick Medical Antiques Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Fluid Draining Instrument Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Silver Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Tool: 11cm. Needles: 4-5.5 cm. Cap: 4.75 cm. Description An account of the resource Reginald Southey was an English physician and the fifth son of the original inventor, Dr. Henry Herbert Southey Image 101-1422 Used to drain fluid from the body after surgery Contains the needle, tool, a cap for the needle and four silver, perforated cannulae. Inserted in the body for drainage purposes. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Drainage, Surgical--Equipment and supplies Cannula Surgical instruments and apparatus Drainage--instrumentation Catheterization--instrumentation Surgical Instruments Drainage Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/fc7c10c3c88c7af8ea99fd0cdb2e7856.jpg 9970417dada1ce169e3c880d200fd4c3 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Laboratory glass apparatus with curved tubes and a round glass bulb mounted on a brass stand, shown on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chartroule tuberculosis treatment device Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 08.07.10.3 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Tuberculosis treatment device Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chartroule, Dr. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource M. & R. Gordon (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource ca. 1830-1870 Type The nature or genre of the resource Inhaler Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Glass, ivory, and steel Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 29.5 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1556 Used for the treatment of tuberculosis Metal stand holding a glass an ivory structure. The ivory are used as fitting and the glass is used to hold the medicine and also where the patient inhales the medicine for their treatment. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Tuberculosis--Treatment--Equipment and supplies Tuberculosis--therapy--instrumentation Nebulizers and Vaporizers Therapeutic Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/82d200faeaef272664a25c87b3ac9cd0.jpg b8b3c6647cb3febd076e4d2d7ff4e3fd Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal device with a white cross-shaped base, an attached metal rod, and a separate pointed metal rod placed beside it, shown on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buck's drill for perforating the mastoid process Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 09.03.13.3 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Drill for perforating the mastoid process Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Buck, Albert H. (Albert Henry), 1842-1922 George Tiemann & Co. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Michael Gordon (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Drill Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Silver and ivory Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 10 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1419 Used to perforate the mastoid process Two separate pieces. One item is a short and skinny silver tool. The other is the same except for the large, ivory handle that is attached. On the back of the handle an inscription states "TIEMANN&Co". The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Mastoid process--Surgery-- Equipment and supplies Surgical instruments and apparatus Mastoid—surgery--instrumentation Surgical Instruments Surgical Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d2ae99e7760950061e6479eab7c6194d.jpg a7feaa766a3d37d927f9899dbe18ea77 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Black “HYFRECATOR” electrical device with dial, probe, and attached cords. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hyfrecator Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 09.05.14 LIB-HSL001 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Birtcher Corporation Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1957 Type The nature or genre of the resource Surgical Instrument Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Black plastic, rubber cord with plug and needle Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 21x7x12 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1699 Used in electrosurgery in two principle modes: desiccation and fulguration Used in various kinds of electrosurgery Black, plastic main instrument with two rubber cords extending from it; one leads to the plug for an electrical outlet while the other leads to the foot pump. A third rubber cord attachment is for the needle. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Electrosurgery--Equipment and supplies Surgical instruments and apparatus Electrosurgery--instrumentation Surgical Instruments Surgery Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Brody, Harold Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/c0aa4dd452792d54aba7fe79db646a03.jpg a699ce0fcb84be0e1cd22e740a0489d5 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Clear glass laboratory tube with multiple bulbs, loops, and internal wire components. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource X-Ray tube Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 86.5.1.2 LIB-HSL001 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1900 Type The nature or genre of the resource X-Ray Tube Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Glass Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 29 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1657 Used in X-rays Long glass tube that is curled into figure-eights and has a yellow, small, circular glass chamber after each figure-eight. Each end has a larger, oval-shaped glass chamber. A clear glass laboratory apparatus is shown against a light background. The device consists of a long central glass tube with several evenly spaced spherical bulbs and looped side projections along its length. One end has a larger oval bulb containing a visible internal wire or filament and a small dark-tipped end, while the opposite end has a smaller glass chamber with a metal component inside. Some sections show discoloration or residue, and the loops appear designed for attachment or support. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource X-ray tubes X-Rays--instrumentation Imaging Equipment Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Batt, Richard C. Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 9/28/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/91e35886eed85c3c63b432b38926274f.jpg de0d7fbbd403b0b4570756c4e3f4b318 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Brass handheld device with a hinged lid, perforated surface, and rectangular handle, shown on a white background. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/c99735c4dd2bc20444dc9d3b9347d7e8.jpg b37253f13fe435a3c1ec5d11e197b973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Brass handheld device with a hinged lid, perforated surface, rectangular handle, and a removable perforated plate placed beside it, shown on a white background. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/addf2e6c392b3bb8889efcb26ed32881.jpg ae614eb100fc8f2090dda4bf39f68f55 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Brass handheld device with a shallow tray and rectangular handle, shown on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Brass pill press Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instruments Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 06.04.01.5 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Pill press Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Phisick Medical Antiques Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Early 20th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Pill press Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Brass Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 19x5.5 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1716 High quality and unusual brass pill press engraved "Patent Richard Simon Nottingham" and numbered 251 on both the handle and the head. An intricate mechanism with a hinged lid allows the pills to be pressed into a template. The pill "dough" would then be cut by means of the attached rotating knife and then removed on an early bakelite perforated plate. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Drugs--Packaging Drug Packaging Medicine Receptacles Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/7138a90acfaa1a7ee327c2f4b43037ab.pdf cf53823037d9583451f05f30e2698279 PDF Text Text ��40 ICHTHYOSIS Ichthyosis is a general or partial malformation of the skin characterized by dryness, roughnt:'Ss and thickening of the epidermis which is cast off in furfuraceous to plate-like scales. lnllammatory phenomena are absent. The condition is congenital though it may not be sufficiently pronounced to attract attention for a year or more after birth. There are various grades of the deformity. The mildest is described as xerosis or xeroderma. In this there is mere harshness and branny scaliness of the skin more marked on the extensor surfaces of the extremities and associated perhaps with some conic epidermic elevations about the mouths of the hair follicles on the outer aspects of the arms and thighs. Next in intensity is ichthyosis simplex in which the skin is rough, dry, slightly lustrous and crinkly, with the upper layers of the epidermis cracked to form pea to fmgcr nail sized, mica-like, polygonal scales which adhere at their centers but loosen and often warp outward at the edges. The plate-like scaliness recalls the appearance of a fish skin, as the name indicates, but the scales of ichthyosis never ovcrl::l.o. The lines and furrows of the skin are more wldely separated and deeper than normal. In more marked cases the scales are thicker and often discolored a dirty or greenish gray or brown, and regions seldom affected by the milder forms, such as the face, scalp, and flexor surfaces of the joints, may be more or less involved. But even with a universal ichthyosis the skin of the face is usually only moderately changed, so that it appears somewhat shiny and tense, abnormally dry, and in places crackled and rough. Occasionally there is a more o r less pronounced ectropion. The scalp is furfuraceous and the hair fine, dry and lusterless. Ichthyosis hystrix is a very rare form in which occur circumscribed patches of dark colored, verrucous, spiny or bark-like horny masses of thickened epidermis. This type is never universal. In any case of ichthyosis the skin deformity increases somewhat from childhood to adu lt life, and then remains about stationary. Ichthyosis simplex nc\"cr develops into ichthyosis h;ystrix. As a rule, the condition causes no subjective symptoms other than occasional slight itching, though sometimes the elasticity of the skin is so impaired that painful fissures are formed in the flexures about the joints. No cause for ichthyosis is known other than heredity. The malformation frequently occurs in various members of a family. It may skip one or more generations. There are many cases in which a hereditary influence cannot be discovered. DIAGNOSIS: Ichthyosis is so nearly unique that if its characteristic features are borne in mind the diagnosis connot be difficult. TREATMENT: Prolonged treatment may do much to impro\'C th e texture of the skin. Frequent warm baths with the free usc of sapo moJlis arc to be recommended to remove the crusts. After each bath the ski n may be rendered pliable by inunction with a bland ointment, such as adeps lanac hydrosus, to which may be added from two to eight per cent. of salicylic acid. Salves which contain a high percentage of water are the most serviceable. ���100 SYPHILIS TERTJARIA Cicatrices palati mollis. Not in· ..t.·<ttH:I1tly in the terti:try ~tage of c;yphilis a carcUIJb\"flh-.:fl or ditfuscd gu:nmatou'> intihratlon of the snit palate occur... It develop" ~lowly and in~ cliousl}·. \\'hen the.• pharyngeal surface hi tirst in voln·d tlu:rt• are no signs other than some ~tifTncss and tmnwhilily of till· n.·hnn palati. \\' ht:u tlu.~ oral ""'face j.,. afft·ctctl the.· nature of tiH.· procc-... j.., tu be n·co~ni7f<1 hy the red <'dcmatou"' ancl nodular apJH:arance of the mucous memhrane. The inflltratt•d tis·mc is pron(' to ukt•rat<' and tlu: procss may tiH.·n cause some nw<lc.•rah· t•ain or disromfort Pnfora- tion ofttn results The UYUia is not uncommonly complctt:ly dc .. trn) cd. or may dl ... app~ar a~ the result of cJcatrit·l;al contr:u:t1un folio\\ tng a more nul(kratc ulceration, or it ma)' become consolidated with the soh palate by ad h esion~ along its free bor .. dcr. The whole soh palate 1s usually greatly dcrormtd hy the n·..,ulting cicatri1ation. The raUiatin~o: or h:lncl.Jike scar... produced arc almosl pathog nomnnic. ancl thC"ir pn· ... t:nc:c may be an important a~d in the cliagno ... Js o£ otlu.·r tertiary syphilitic mam fl'station~. ��14 DERMATITIS VENE NATA Rhus poisoning. Ivy poisoning. Dermatitis vcncnata is a generic term which des ignatt·s a gr~,.•at munht•r of dermic irritations l'<llhl'cl by contact with cldctcrious suhstanl'cs, among which arc many common drugs such as arnica. mercurial._, iodoform, turpentine.•, tar, etc., many cht•mical n•ag<..·nts. numerous dye-stuffs and matc.·rial:; h:uullcd in trade. liut the most prolific soun:c nf the di:o.order in this country is the emanatiun of certain plants especi:dly those of the rhus genu.,, the rhus toxicmkndron or poison-ivy, the rhus di\'t•r..;iloba or poison-oak, the rhus ,-ent·nata or JH)ison-sumac, -dogwood or -elder. and mhn .species of less common occurrence. lmJi,·iclu:ds cUTer in "l1'H.''-'JHibility, many can handle the plants with im~ punity while others sufTt.•r from the slighh:'t touch. The parts of the t'kin involved arc the exposed por· tinns which come in conlat.:t with th~ h.•;ln.•.;, and the regions to which the poison may be tran~fcrn:d hy the hands. The symptoms develop u.;ually aftl•r a icw hou r s. A feel"ng- of warmth and itd1ing lirst :tttrac-ts the patient's attention to the :tfft"cted an•a which then appears erythematous and slig-htly swnllcn. Sometinu.:s wheals arc pn·..;t:nt. .-\11 thr symJl:nms increase g-radually in se,·erity. Tlw itdt in·~ a111l burning may become intense and the swell ing n·ry pronounced. c.·spccially whcn.•,·c :- the tis.-uc" arc lax, as upon the face and ~crotum Soon 111}"riad srn:dl Yesicles appear. discrete but closely c.·ro\\ ded on the rcddt:ncd sk111 and sume may show hcyond the limits of the cr)"thc.·ma. Comparatively ft•w run togc.·thcr to form largc.:r bleb-;. Their con· lents are clt-ar or only slightly turbid. As they rupture t he serou:-. oozing hccomes profuse .\fter a few da_ys the acute s_ymptoms begin to subside. Tht.• redncs~ ckcrca..,t:s, the lesions dry to crusts which fall ofT and lt:a\"c no ~cars and the skin con· dition is gradually restored to normal.. In sc,·cre cases the dnmatitis may ~i n.• nsc to a persistent and .sonwtimes rccurn·nt tt'zl·lna DI AGNOSI S : The points to be t·onstdcrc.>cl in <litlt:rc.·ntiating the condition from t·esin•lur u.:tmu arc. the history of exposure to contact with plants, the size of the ve!oiiclcs and their slight tendency to rupture, the ahs~:nce of papules. the nonstickiness of the exudate, and the rapid iiH·olution of the lesions. TREATMENT : Tht :-.uh~:ancc which causes the irritation is soluble in alcohol and is precipitated by lead accwte. then·forr hathing the exposed regions of the skin with a s:\turatcd :dcnholic solution of lead acetate will destroy the poison and pre\'<'11t the dc.:\"clopmt•nt of a <krmatais. Par;s already inflamed should he co\·crcd with cloths k~pt w~t with a lotion nmtaining three per cent each of zinc oxid and calamin. ��25 ECZEMA V ARICOSUM .\ variety of c:c:zcma i!" named u'ually from the pnmary or con:-t·t:utivc l} pe oi lesion that p redominates, e.g.. erythl·matou.,., papular, n·sicular. pustu Jar, 511uamoulli, c.:rustcc..l, or tlssurcd. cc.:zcma; or from ~ome prominent clinical !")'Olptom, e.g., cc7.ema rubrum, ec-zema madidans. Occasinnally an t·czcmatous lesion takes its name from its most important cuolof$ical factor, t·.g., eczema intertrigo. eczema vancosum. The lt:f.{:-. arc a l'ommon s1tc for eczcm::t in patit·nts pa"'t middle life and although varicose veins may be prf..'scnt for yt·ars hcforc the dcn:lopmcnt of an eczma it is undoubtedly true that the varices, when present, extrt a ~trong intlucnce upon the character and cour-;t· of the malady, and that the c11sturhance of circulatiun pn:dispos<.·s to and frccjutntly determines the outhrc..·ak of eczema cruri... The dis<.·ase appears almost invariably, and i~ ah\':I.YS n:or~: prominent, on the lower half of the leg. It may !'>tart as any of the primary variehc~. but ahhou~.rh the erythematous and papular forms are common, the vesicular is uncommon and the pu\'itular is quite rare. They all cvoh·c rapidly, as a rule, into one of the secondary typt~. ec1.ema squa1nocoum. ruhrum or madidans, but some of the elena·ntary ft.,ions often persist at the border or in the ra•ighhorhood of the ~ccondary patch. The cour~e is nearly always protract<.•d ancl in any long· standing case the infiltration anrl induration of the skm arc apt to hecorne \'Cry pronounced, ~omctimcs sunici<.·ntly to jtl'•tify the ~ppellation ecztma sclcro· sum. Hxccptionally the thickening and thr ac;soci~ ated t"clcma arc so considerable as to !ltiUJ.ra-cst elephantiasl~. The natural furrows of the ~kin are ac~ centcatt·d. Occa..,ionally petechiae or larger pur~ puric spoh ar(' found scattered about the patch. Papulrs and dry patches are a]>t to be dusky red or C\'C' n violac-eous and tltu!l; re5embl~ in color th~ lesion ... uf licht·n planus. .\her some time the skin hecomrs more ur lt·ss darkly pi~mcntcd and the browni ... h stain is u~ually permanent. The nutrition nf the !'kin is frc.·qucntly so imp:1ired in old c:ases that tl1t·rc result~ 3 complete disorganization in places with lht' formation o f shallow, shelving, slugJ{ish ulcers. ukcra varicosa. The leg is the only region in whirh eczema lca,•cs permanent traces either as scars or pigmentation. DIAGNOSIS: The locali7.atinn. the associated ,·aricc~, the protean and oh<.·n multiform character of the l'arlv lesions, the brawny induration, pigmentation ancl ·tendency to ulceration in the later stages. together with the other charartcri·qics of the various form~ of eczema. elsewhere tlc ..crihed, tend to make the (liagno~is usually ,·ery easy. TREATMENT: The treatment is suhstantia.ll}' that of the corresponding lf:sional or secondary typt..~ in other regions, combined with the treatment of the varicec;. (Sec E . erythema· tosum, E. ruhrum. E. sc1uamosum .) The t.·sscntial thing is rclid of the- hlood stagnation. That alnn_c may effect the cure of a mild case, and without It all other mcasun·s arc sometimes of no avail. The best method is to put the leg at rest hori;r.ontally. \Vhen that i~ unft.•asihle th e leg slwuld be wrapped from the tocs to the knee or higher with a two~inch wide. cotton clastic webbing bandage. To protect the handagc from tht· salves, lotions or the ec:zema~ tous discharge it is bt·st to cover the leg smoothly \\"ith layers of gau1.r, and a <i.he('t of oih·d ~ilk if ntc· essary, suJ•I'ortt·cJ by a stocking. and then apply the bandage C'\'t.'nly over all. The l"lrl'S ... urt should be moderate and uniform, and cau ... c no discomfort. The dressing should he renewed once a da}· or oftener. ��26 ECZEMA VESICULOSUM Eczematous n:siclcs arc not infrequently ac;sociatcd with other lc::;ions of eczema. but u-.ually in small numbers ami oitcn in a transitional stage of dc\'elopmcnt, as vesica-papules or vesica-pustules. An eruption composed entirely of vesicles, or in which the vesicles predominate sufficiently to warrant the title eczema vesiculosum, is not uncommon, but is usually so acute in its onset and rapid 111 its evolution that the typical groups of this primary lesion arc comparatively rarely seen. They occur upon any part of the skin, but arc most frc<JUCntly encountered upon the face. particularly of infants and young children, also behind the ears and upon the Hcxor surfaces of the limbs, especially near the joints. Upon a more or less intensely hyperemic base develop rapidly immense numbers of pin· point to pin~head sized, clear vesicle~. discrete but closely packed together in groups or forming a con· tinuous sheet of eruption. Their outbreak is preceded by tingling and burning and accompanied by itching, which is usually intense. lf the vesicles arc uot ruptured by rubbing and ~cratching they soon burst spontaneously, except in those regions in whic:h the epidermis is very thick. as upon the volar surface of the hands. Crops of new vesicles may follow the first. In early cases upon close inspection are to be made out minute superficial losses o f tissue at the sites of the ruptured vesicles. From these closely studded points oozes a clear mucilaginous fluid that dries to form a yellow glaze or peculiar light gummy crusts. \Vhcn the crusts are removed a raw, tumid. weeping suriace is exposed. About the diffuse borders of a patch, less often intermingled with the vesicles. a few papules o r vesico-papules are often to be found. and the contents of some of the more persistent vesicles may become turbid or purulent. Resolution rarely occurs sufficiently early to prevent palpable infiltra- tion of the skin, though the roursc of vesicular eczema is not long. This type of the di~easc, however, may be but the Jin;t stage of an exceedingly protracted attack of the malady, in which case it C\"Oives usually into eczema rubrum. As a rule, after several days or WCl•ks the subjective symptoms ab:Hc, the discharge ceases, the color fades, scaling takes place and the skin returns gradually to normal, although for some time the new epidermis may retain a red and lender look. DIAGNOSIS : Dermatitis z:eueuatu. is usually easily differentiated by the larger size of the vesicles, their slight tendency to rupture, the presence of occasional bullae, the non~sticky character of the exudate, the subjective symptom of burning rather than itching, the history of exposure to contact with rhus plants or the application of irritating substances and the rapid involution upon rcmo\·al of the cause. \Vhen in. impeti~o co11Jagiosa a large area becomes crusted the history of the lesions from which the crusts developed or the presence of a few discrete lesions will scn•e to differentiate the disease from the· crusted stage of eczema vesiculosum. The vesicles and pustules of impl'tigo arc pea to dime size and tend to dry to crusts without rupturing. Itching is slight or absent. Involution is rapid and there is usually evidence of autoinoculation and contagil"ln. TREATM E NT: The crusts should he gently removed and a lotion, containing 6 per cent each of calamine and zinc oxid and 3 per cent of boric acid, sopped on several times a day. ..\s soon as the most acute stage is passed a paste composed of two parts each of zinc oxit! and starch and four parts of vaselin is to be applied. This should be renewed once or twice a day and the old salve removed with sweet oil. The use of soap aud water is scrupu· lously to be avoided. ��28 EPITHELIOMA E pithelioma superficial•. The great majority uf ~dl q,ithclionta~ fl\.'l'Ur about the face 31Hl, cxc.:t:pt up(ln thl· lu\\U lip. the- ... upcrti· Clal, di~t.·01cl or flat 'aricty is the more common The- c:puhdi<Jill:t appear~ a~ one or sc,cral, du~ely ,._ggrl·gatt:cl, pmk or l1ght p:llo\\, wa"() loukmg pap ut ..·s, or as a ..~imilar tlat mliltration ui the :-.kin, or it m:J.y an!'lc from a pn:viou:,ly c:\i:-.llng warr. mule or kt,:ratotlc patch, whidt is a hcaJ) u l scale~ upon a moi·u or oily ba ... t.•, rcscml>hug a !'ltnall lcs:on ot ~..·ocma M.·horrho1cum and lounc.l t'n•qm.•ntly on the scuilc.· :-.1-.in. The usual history i~ t hat one of these l1.:sions, afh·r a long tinh..', incn.·a .....·!'l :-.lowly in diamch:r, hl'l'OillC!'i cxcuriatt:d aiHI IH:J.{III., to crust, ami the- uu~t. t:;u:h time it is rcmnn:d or {ails off, is soHn r':plan:d hy ano;hcr .\ut.·r so111c months the pearly nudult.·, \\art or mnlc j.., p;utl}· ur wholly gun\.' ami in its pla'c i~ a -.mall. ~upcrfit.·ial ulcer \\hich «.'Xt:rt'll':"' a 4.:lc~tr, '1-.cul. f>,:rou!'t fluid that may dry to form a t.·rust, or, when it i-., not \'Cr)· ph:nllful, ml·rdy a '.trnish · likl.' gla1c UIW11 thl• red granul:uing tloor The t:cl~l·~ of ~udt an ukcr arl· clt.'an('Ut ;11HI ha\·c an clc\·at<·(l. hare! ro11·likt.·, pl·arly bord~.:r. uf tIll' ~;Hnc appearance as the waxy papules mcntionl·d aho\'C..'. .\crm,, this hordcr there commonly ~,.-uur"'l' many Uilatcd capillant.·..,. Somctim.cs whc:n an cpHhcliuma arbcs from a papillomatous w:trt the fir!'it change is a gcnl·ral incrcast.• 111 the si1.c o{ the papilloma, which th('n ti-.,surcs and in some moiH locabtic:;, as upon the J:'l'ltltalia. may t.•xcn·te a {nul discharge. The papitlomatolh character may be retained after a tya>ical waxy horclcr has {ormecl about the base. Soon('r or later, howc"c:r, the characterbtic ulceration dt.·n:luvs. This type ts rare anc.l seen mor..: frequc.·ntly upon the genital!~ 1ncl th«.· hack of the hancl. On the- face the -.itcs or dl'\.'lion uf the .. up('rlioal «,·pithl'iinma <~re the nose l''}'cnallv 1111 the side ncar tla• anner can· thus oi tht.· cy«.', thl· t.·.y htb and the tempora l regions. It occur~ fTt.'(lncntly al~o upon the ch...:ek~. {orehc:ul ancl nn the cars. The upper lip b very rarely otifected. l'hc !»UJH:rticial et,ithclaum;l, before ukcrataun. causc:t no :oouhjecti\C ~ymptoms <.~nd after uln·ration only "li~ht discomfort. DIAGNOSIS: The only dilli~,·ulty is to distinguish a hcnign mole, wart or st.·urfy J•alch from one t hat ha~ ju .. t a:,suntt.•<l a tn;d.J.mant character. \Vhcn in an old person snrh a k:ooion n·mains persistently tls~ured, ahrach.:d or ~,·nastt.·d. it i~ to be rtgardcc.l as an c: pi t hdl<lma. TREATMENT: T he a\cr•gc SUI>crticial cpith4.:lioana 1s l':tsily cured. The- hcsl tnatment i~ congdation ,,·ith _..;olul carbon Uioxid. A mass of carhon dioxid snow ~llould be !'O molded ancl whit· tied that une ::.uriacc will completely CU\'cr tla· epi· thclinmatoth uodull.· or ulcer to be frOJ:l'll, unll·s-t the ulcer is murc than -' em. in diamc:h:r. in which case it !»hould he altackcd in sections. The l'Sscn tial part to dc~troy is the waxy marg1n. An}' papil· lumatous ma~'i(,'~ growing from the lloor or the ulc...:r 'iiHnaltl he n:mn\'cd with a curetlc Ucforc the congel:\tiun Th(' surface o{ the !,1lUW is to he dipped liKht ly 1nto ether and then applied to the h.·s1on with linn pressure for from one to two min utcs. The csd1ar which forms in forty-c.·igh t hour ... i~ to he allowt:d to fall off spontaneously, which It will do in ahuut ten days. lt:a\'ing a smooth ~car. Jf part o{ the waxy ·looking epitheliomatous tissue remains, as nut infrequently happens, the trcatme.tt is to be rt.·vcatcc..l. ��EPITHELIOMA Ulcus epitheliomatosum Epit hchomat<.His ukcrs, like epit heliomatous tu mors, may be ..·lassilicd a~ supcrtlcial and deep. The supcr!icial i~ 'ariously known a lso as Rodent ulcer, Jacob's ulcer, Cancroid ulcer. lJlcus cx ..·dcn!'i, and Xoli me tangere. \\ hen tirst formcU it is shal· low and r oundish, with :;harp edges and an c lc,·atc<l, waxy, telangiectatic border. The lloor may bt.• crusted. m o ist, o r CO\'ercd with a ,·arnish-like glaze. It is red or hrown i~h n·d and often slightly unC\'l'll or m;:umn:llatt.·d. The ukc,:r may remain almost !-tlati on:\ry for yt·ars and then increase in size. or it m:1y sp read slow ly and .,tcadily from the start. I n its prog-ress it us uall y becomes irngular in outlinc, Som<:timt:s the waxy border d isappears in great part and only a few n odules of it rcnuin. Quite rarely cit·atrization ocntrs in the olde r portaon of the u l t•cr. \\' it h increa..,ing act ivity, in some cases, the raw b nsc may sprout fonh pink or red m asses oi vascular tissue rcst·mb lin g exu berant granula t ions, b ut much more linn T hese mnsses somt·times as su mc papillom atous or caulillower"l ik e forms The supc:rlicia1 ulc<:r ultimate ly becomes convertc<.l to the dcql iorm, but not as a rule for seve ral or many yc:ars, and u ntil such change ocrurs the epithelioma cxhihts very little tendency to invoh·c lymph glands or to propagate by m et:t s ta s is. Thl' <.h.• cp ulcer is like the other except that its delicately ,.a..,~ulari1cd waxy horclcr is oh~.-·n much more prominent and the c..·cl!.:"es of th e u lct:r ar{' u..;ually s t eeper ancl some· tim~·s undcrminecl. The tloor is mor e irrt_•gu li.tr because nf the tendency ot the growth to encroac-h far beyond tht.· skin upon mu sc1c, fascia, cartila gt:' aml bone. Th<'n~ i" Olpt to he a more pronounctctl ~ec· on\lary inllammation, with con~cquent greater Yascularity and t~ndcncy to hlec:d. \Vit h pain, redness, infiltration nnd purulent discharge. though th e last is never pr ofuse, as it is wi t h S)'l)hilitic ulceration, 29 f,1r exam ple. The cl<.'structinn i~ u<o.ually stead ily progrt:~si\'C and n.·latin:ly rapid. Thl' only c,·idcncc o£ any tendency to rcco'"cry is the ra re form a tion of sc..·ar ti~sue in an old part of the ulcer. Xcighbor· in g lymph gLan <ls soone r or later become 111\'olvcd. I.a~1ci nating pa111s arc ofte n experienced as the result of nerve lilamcm impliration. The prognosis is alway ... grave and e:-.pccially after glandular invohcment. DIAGNOSIS: \ ssf'llililic lllar u ~uaLy starts earlier in life. sprc.:ads with grcau:r ra1>idity ;tncl is assoclatt.•d with or follows other manifc..,ta tions of the disca~c. It is o:te n mult;ple. frcc1u~n tl y reniform or horsesh oe ~hapcd, with a more m.ukcd tt:ndcnry to cicatrize. The discharge i~ general ly in·c and di-;tinctly purulent. The syphilitic ulcer is n ut painful Its margin rarely bears any r{'Sc..'mhlann to the roll like. waxy, ,-a-.;cular edge of the t:Jiithe.ioma Luprts 'i.·u/;.:aris hcgms at a m11ch t'<rrlic..·r age. lts ulcers arc s h allow. \Vi th soft and oftt•n un d crmi~r ed edges. The \('IH1~nc..·y to th e forma:1on oi scar ti ... suc is p ronouncc<l. and apple jellv nodules arc fn•qucu tl y to he found TREATMENT: T he trt:atnH'Ilt of the :-.uperlicial ulcer ha:-s alrea dy been given under Epit helioma snpcrli.ciale. .\n cxtCH!o<oivc ulcer need not be tn•atcd all at one ope r ation. It is hc..·ttcr to make..• sen•ral applic:uions of the carbon dio xid upon difTt'rl'tll part s of the lesion. I f papillomatous n:asscs spri n g up unckr the cs1.·har it is a n indil·ation that the destruct ion has not hct.•n t horough . The crust shou ld he rc..·mo,·cd. t he lll i1"'-Sl'S cur\!ttcd away ami the part ag-ain frozen with a longt•r application of the carbon dioxid . The deep ulcer j.._ no t suitable for congelation. It should be complctdy exci..,ul together w ith th e nci~hhoring lymph glands. l r the epithelioma is inoperahle the carbon dioxid may be usccl to c heck it~ progress ~omc cases ha,·e been g r eatly bcnef1tcd or even cun;d with the X-rays. ��30 ERYSIPELAS Erysipelas is an acute in fectious nnd contagious dtrmatitis characterized by sh1nin,:r redness. swelling, pain and tenderness of the affected part or the ~kin, and caused by Streptococcus pyogcncs. The organism gains entrance through some breach in the skin, which, however, may be so smaH as sometimes to escape detection. The appearance of the ra<h is prrceded for about a dny by malaise, hendach~. anorrxia and even vomiting. chillinrs<~~ or chills, and fever. Then is noticed n •lightly swollen. coin-sized patch. rtd and peculiarly smooth and !ithining. "'dth a well-defined and more or Je~s ele\'ated border. The Je-;ion is hot and tender and cau!oles throbbing pain, tingling, burning or mild pruritus. The redness. which at first is rosy but 4100n become~ a brilliant crimson. faclt."s momentarily under pressure. but leaves a ytllow stain. The patch may re1ain its original s1ze. but far more commonly it ~preads peripherally. Tn typical cases of moderate grade the inAammation reachc~ iu maximum extent and ~cvcrity in about a week, cluring which time the conc;titution~ll c;ymptoms continue and the fever pcrsi ... ts with evening exacerbations to tO.l~-roo• F \\'ith r esolut:on all the symptom!'! subside, the skin desquamates and gradually returns to normaL Occasionally vesicle~ or hullae form upon the surface of the lesion. Their contents may become turbid. purulent or even blnody. and dry into cru~~s. Cnmparatively rarely, with det'"p infiltration, gangrene of the 0\k!n may result. Erysipelas migrans is the name gi\"en to that type of tht d;sease which exhihits more than the ordinary trndency to spread. Tt~ progress m:ty he slnw or rapicl. and by equal advancement of th(' margin c;;o that an entire re~inn hecome"' cO\"trecl, or the original IC'sion may c;cnd nut irrrgu lar pro· longations. \\' hile the di,..~ase ad\"anres in one part it may heal in another; occasionally it reappears in an old nrea. The course of the disease may be prolong<.•d in this way for weeks or even months. The face i!i the most common scat of erysipelas. It begins, as a rule, on or ncar the nose, starting frequently JUSt ms1tlc the nostril, from fis!:iures or infected ,·ibrbsa foll1cles, and spreads usually over both hal'"es of the face. hs progress is sometimes arrested at the hair line of the beard or scalp. If the cars and eyelids are affected they become very edematous and painful. The lips may be greatly swollen and e\·crtcd. Serious and often fatal complications ari~e when the inflammatory process spreads onto the mucous membrane, as of the eye, or through the mouth to the larynx and lungs; or when by deep invasion the meninges arc invoh•cd. A., a rule however lt is only in the aged. the debilitated or 111 ,·cry young infants that a fatal termination need be ar>r>rehended. Causes of death other thnn tho>e mentioned arc exhaustion from prolonged fe\"er or toxemia, metastatic infections or septicemia. One attack predisposes to another, but frequent recurrence in the ~amc region indicates usually that the original portal of entry remains open. DIAGNOS I S: Dt>rmat;lis t·ol~lltii<J and cn·thtmalous u:tma both differ from erysipelas in that ·they are unaccompanied by c<m-.titutional s_ymptom!J, their lesions are less brilliant in color and lack the peculiar smooth, shining :mrfacc and sharply detined, elevated border. They start frCflUcntly fro m sc,·eral points. The lesions of dermatitis \"cnenata do not creep and the patchu of eczema are often scaly and scratch marked and usually itch intensely. TRE AT M E NT: The general symptoms require symptomatic treatment. Locally c-ompresses wet with 95 per cent alcohol or a 25 po1 cent aqueous solution of ichthyol somctimes seem to help. An ichthyol ointment may be preferred. ��31 ERYTHEMAINDURATUMSCROFULOSORUM. This clis(•asc is characterized by an crupc ion o{ <lct.:p seated nodes whtch almo.st i1wariably ouupy the calf reg1un on bot h leg .. and an.· nn11:h kss frctjttcntly round also upon the thighs and huttocks or in other localities. \\'hL'Il lir:-.t dn;.con~rcd the h:sions arc usually firm. pea s1zcd noduh.•s that can be made out only by palpation, in the subcutaneous tissue. There lll>~Y be few or many. ·nll'Y dc,·clop very ._Juggishly, each to the size of a cherry or a large nut. and gradually invade and cau.;,c some elevation of the t rue skin which at the same time acqUires a dusky rt•d disco lor;ltion that btt·r assmnc.s a purplish tinge. \\'ith their increase in ~izc the nodes he come less dastic, sometimes almost doughy, and of~cn fuse wn h t he surrounding tissue until the outlitH: of the infiltration is quit e indt•tinite 1n this \vay neighboring lesions may p:trtly coalesce though there gen erally r emains a palpable lobula t ion. Involution may begin at any stage and the nodes gradually dio;appcar by absorptio n. There is often a !'olight desquamation of t he skin, and its violaccmh color slowly gives way to a brownish pigmentation t hat per sists for a long time. Occasionally a rl"'ultant atrophy of the skin leaves permanen t de· prc~sions to mar k the sites of the original nodes. .\11 the lesions do not always undergo absorption. It is not uncommon for t he nodes to necrose either en ma ... se or at one or two points. 1n the for mer in~l<lnce the whole node sloughs away and lca\"es a large, punched out, circular, sluggish ulcer. :\l ore oh(:n the infiltratccl skin becomes softcn <'d in one or two spots and discharges a :;ero·pu rulen t fluid which carries away more or less necrotic material un til a sinus-like tract i-; formed extending into the substance of the node. There is never di~tinct abscess formation . The ulcers leave smooth clt•prcsscd scars when they h eaL >Jew nodule~ may make their appcar am;c \Vhilc others arc under going i1nolutlo11. T he lc~io n s arc not painful, though there may tJc more or less tenderness on pressure. The disease IS met with by far most frcllucn t ly among anemic ~a iHI flabby girls and you ng women, c~pccia ll y t ho..,~· who arc much of the time upon the ir feet. lt 1s oftt:n a::; . ~ociatcd w:th tuhcrcu luus adenitis or other tuhcrc.:ulous afTcctiQn. al.huugh occasionally the lesio n., occur in an otherw1se apparently healthy ind.ndual !\c\"erthcless the disca.;,c is pr ohably a cnt::tlll'''us manifestation or tuberculosis. DIAGNOSIS: 1:1)'tluwa 1wdu.sum is a n acute disease, a Yaricty of t:ry· th~·m:l nn:ltiiormc. It is frcqUl"IHiy associalc<l with rheuma t ic ... ym p toms. Its nodes an• not sharp1y l·ircumscribcd, t hey occur upon t he front of the ll'J.:S and arc at fir~t supcrticial and bright red or pink and the later color changl'S a r c those of a bru ..;\!" with hlood eqra,·asation. The lt::;ions nrc nearly always painful and ver y tender and ncYer undergo necrOSIS. Syphilitic gum11.ata bear a much c!oscr resemblance, but are ran:ly numerous and rardy on hoth legs. The infiltration is often de~.·pcr and more wide spread . the ulcer!; may hl' much la.rgcr and arc a lways more pu r ulent. ~lore<)\·cr there is genera ll y corr oborath·c l'Yidencc of syphilis. aud the !-.yphilitic le.;,ions yit·ld rap1d ly to antisyphi lit:c remedies. TRE ATM E N T : The disl':tse is persisten t. 'T he general roborant measures employed in tuberculosis arc indir:ucd The ulcers should be kept clean and the leg" snugly bandaged Rec;:,t in bed wi th ete,·ation of the leg:-. is an essential part of th e tr eatment in must cases. ��33 ERYT!iEMA MULTIFORME Synonym: Erythema exsudativum multiforme. Erythema mulufotmc 1.5 an acute inllammatory disc~sc- o£ the ~kin c:haractcnzcd by a ra~h that may ht• compo~ctl of m;.u.:ulcs, papules, tuhcn:lcs, n~ .. iclcs or hullae, or sonu.· combino:ltion of these. There is lhtnlly a mar kld pn:dom:nanrc of one tyJH.' o£ lc..•sinn and ncarly always a rough ly ~ym m ctrical di!-itri1Ht tinn. In its simplt:st form the eruption ron!'iSt!'l oi 4 p;nk p:tpules of p:n hc:ul to pea si1.c.·, "hict. ap11Car tin.t upon the hacks or the h:utd.5 and feet or on the hanrl~ alone. :and <:nlargc gradually. as!'>uming a , ·iolan.·ou..;, or purplish hue. In the hcginning the color is clue t:nun:ly to a local hyperemia and di.,.appcars uncler JIH·ssurr. hut later a brownish pigment is ch·pn!'itcd 111 tht• skin Frc.·sh pink lc . . ion:-> may ari~c among tho . . t: a ln•ady prcsl'tlt, or on othl'r parts of tht· hndy as upon the hack of th e..• forcarm!'i, :. . h ins, thiJ{hs, hrf.'ast. face-, etc. T he..· evolution of til<" t·lilorc..·sctncc-;. oftt·n dol'• not progrc"~ ht;)'ond thi" ~tage ( Erythc..·m:t papulosum). Oc-casionally however. with furthc..·r c..·n lar~~c..-meut of the ori~inal papule-. or tuhcn.·lc..·s, tli ... c likf." lt. !'ions arc formed, the..· midcllc portions of wh!C.:h u'ually become depressed and cyanotic..· whilr- th~ :ulvanc..·ing margins arl• alway ... of a 1Jrightc..•r :.hack· c·f pink or red. Sometime..·" aher a Ic ... ion has thus as;unwcl a dcli.nite ring tdmpc a papnl\.' may arise at the ccnt~r of the- th-pn·~st:d area ancl spnad in a "'imilar manner; or from MtcCC"-'h·e cxuclations new riclgc..·s ma_y form he_yoncl tht: older one..• su that tW•l or three concentric ri11g~ nr(" to be seen, whiC'h. on acC'c~unt of tile diffc..•retiCC." in their ag~s. nr<" u~ually of 0\ <hfTcrc:nt color ( Frylhtma iris) . \\'hrn the exudation is considcrahlc the papuleco nr~ !&inmt·timc..-. th•mgh rarely. converted into bti ... u·rs. ami these hy growth and coalc.>o;ccnc:c.• may hecome l:HJt{t' hlehs CE. bullosum) \'e~ich:s a r ising from ring shaped ksions have :'llso :t C'ircular .:uran~cmcn t (Herpes circinatus !'c..·u iri!, ). The largt• eli it' fihapcd and the..· n::o;lcul a.r lc ... im:s arc tll":J.rly a),,;,ys con!Jnc:d in their distribu· t~nn to thl• c:xh.-nsor ,urfan·~ of thl' cxtn·mitil"~. The more gcnl"ral form of erythema multifornu.· is of a mac..·ular or mixed maculopapular ty pe. The c.>ry· tla·ma <IJllH'tlrs in patches o f va ri ous siz..!s a n cl shaJWS. Th~· .. c..· frccpt~ntly coalcsre to form larger le-.ions wit h ~trikingly ~·nn\·olutccl and ...umctimcs slight!)· rai!>'t:d horckrs (E. marginatum). Like the papulc:s tl1e patrla·s tuually change color or clear at the n·ntc..·r and largl• a1111UI:Ir ksiou~ rc:tuh (E. circinatum sc..· u ;lunubrt·). ~\!'sociatcd with a cutaneous eruption of an)· type:, lc~ions "Otnt•timc..·s ornar upon tht• muc..·ous lllt''llhranc, l'Spccially of the.• mouth, in th e form of small t•ro~ion~ con·red with gray or yt ll ow til.m; , 'l'ht· suhjl·c..·tive symptom~ of uythcma mult iformc an• ran•ly trouhlt.•some. Tht•r c is some burning or ~lig-111 itd1ing. The dur;1tinn of an attack j, fro m twn tu (our week .., hut sut·n·~sivc outhreak' may <'cc..·nr lor month~ or n·:tr' Tl1f." dlscasc i~ occas on· 1llv assol·iah·d with S<'rinus inter na l disorclc..·n; it is a iuot uncommon complication of rheumatic h·v('r. Thl· c..·ruptin11~ t·auscd by pota,sium iodid. cop.:uha and ~omc of the coal tar drug ... ;1rc sometimes of the t·rythc..·ma multifornH~ type. In many instanc..'l'S the disl'asc..• 'l"l'lllS to be the resu lt oi a n int\.' 1Hinal autn intoxkation DIAGNOSIS: Thl• ksions of urti· <ari,J han· not the ch .~ractt·ri!-LIC symm\.'t r ical d11 trihution, they arc paler and more t'\·anesct·nt >nil rau~e a more intt'ncoe pruritus TREATMENT! Constipation ancl indigt',tinn arr t o be corrcl·&,·d. l.ocallr a milcl an t :pruritic lot inn.... uC'h "' a o 5·1 pe cen t alcoholic solution of ~alicylic or carbolic and, m:~.y hl• l"mpluycd. 4 ��63 PELLAGRA Pcll~gra is an endemic, chronic, non-contagious, systemit· disease characterized by recurrent sympt oms rcfcrahle to disturbances of the cen t ral nervous systent and the digestive tract. and by peculiarly dist r ihuled skin lesions of an erythemato·squamous and pigmentary character. After a period of more or less marked asthenia, often accompanied hy at- tacks of headache, dizziness. epigastric pains and diarrhea, the cutaneous eruption appears usually late in the spring or some time in the summer. The distributi on of the rash is nearly always sym metricaL The backs of the hands are ilwariably affected; the other regions that may be involved in combinat ion with the ha nds arc the forearms. the dorsal surface of t he feet, the face in women and children only, the neck and very rarely the extensor surfaces of the knee s and t> lbows, and the scrotum On the hands the rash stops abruptly at the border of the volar surfaces. Often it does not extend upon t he fingers beyond the first phalanges. The finger nails a r e never affected. The lesions usually advance onto the lower third of the forearms and may encroach upon their anterior surfaces. The intensi ty of t he skin eruption bears no relation to the in tensity of the other symptoms, and involution of the skin lesions may begin at any stage of th eir development. The rash fi rst appears as coin~sized patches of cry· thema which spread and coalesce. In a few days the epidermis begins to desquamate. On the hands only th e fissures between the flakes sometim-:-s extend to the cori um and producC somewhat pain ·ul rhaga~les. Ordinarily th e only subject ive symptoms are shght burning and a feeling of tension , bu· these arc in~ creased by exposur e of the skin to th~ sun and air. \\"ith a very intense dermatitis the hands may be swollen and vesicles and bullae anU secondary erosions and crusts may form. The redness gradually becomes darker and b rowner from the deposition of pigment in the skin. On the for earms the marginal zone of the dermatitis is occasionally several shades lighter t han the backs of th~ _hands. At this stage the skin usually 31J))ears thickened, the lines may he deeper and the skin liclds much more prominent t han normal. The horny layer is often hyperplastic and the skin feels ha rsh and rough. These changes become more and more marked in succeeding at~ tacks. In six to ten weeks, or with the ad\·cnt of cool weather, all the symptoms abate and the cutaneous lesions may disappear entirely, but thev usually recur each succeeding spring wit h evcr-increaS· ing severity. J\fter repeated attacks the ski n may be left smooth and glossy or wrinkled and parch~ m ent-like as in idiopat hi c atrophy. There is often considerable loss of cu taneous se nsibility. Thus with seasonal remissions and exacerbations the dis· case may last for yc.>ars, the general symptoms grow~ ing gradually more severe until the patient becomes greatly emaciated and despondent. Hebetude, chronic mania. melancholia or demen ti a may d e~ \'Clop, with spinal symp toms such as incoordination of movement. tremors, great muscular weaknes'i or paralysis. The average duration of life is five yt.'ars though patients sometimes s urviv e for ten or fifteer~ years. The cause of the disease is not known. I t is fostered by prh·ation and poor hygiene and in the great majori ty of cases t he patients have consumed la rge quantities of d ecompos<'d or fcrmcrte<l corn. The disease rarely occurs in in£ancy. DIAGNOSIS: l';Jot s_o t~ntc~ th e typ e of .t h~ enlJ~tion as its pectlllar d1stnbut10n and assocmt10n w1 t h men tal. nervous and intestinal symptom~. make the diaqnosis comparatively easy. TREATMENT: In early mild cases the outlook is favorable. There arc no specific rem edies. Good nourishing food in good sur· roundings ~nd the .administration of tonics, particu· larly arsen:c and tro n. ar e the e!lisent!als of treatment. Locally the affected skin should be covned wit h a bland salvt. and protected from the light. ��P ELLAGRA Pellagra is an endemic, chronic, non-contagious, systemic disease characterized by recurrent symptoms referable to disturbances of the central nervous system and the digestive tract, and by peculiarly distributed skin lesions of an erythemato-squamous and pigmentary character. After a period of more or less marked asthenia, often accompanied by attacks of headache, dizziness, epigastric pains and diarrhea, the cutaneous eruption appears usually late in the spring or some time in the summer. The distribution of the rash is nearly always symmetricaL The backs of the hands are invariably affected; the other regions that may be involved in combination with the hands arc the forearms, the dorsal sur£ace of the feet, the face in women and children only, the neck and very rarely the extensor surfaces of the knees and elbows, and the scrotum. On the hands the rash stops abruptly at the border of the volar surfaces. Often it does not extend upon the fingers beyond the first phalanges. The finger nails arc never affected. The lesions usually advance onto the lower third of the forearms and may <'ncroach upon their anterior surfaces. The intensity of the skin eruption bears no relation to the intensity of the other symptoms. and involution of the skin lesions may begin at any stage of their de,·elopment. The rash first appears as coin-sized patches of erythema wl1ich spread and coalesce. In a few days the epidermis begins to desquamate. On the hands only the fissures between the flakes sometimes extend to the corium and produce somewhat painful rhagades. Ordinarily the only subjective symptoms arc slight burning and a feeling of tension. but these are increased by exposure of the skin to the sun and air. With a very intense dermatitis the hands may be swollen and vesicles and bullae and secondary erosions and crusts may form. The redness gradually hecomes darker and browner from the deposition of piAmcnt in the skin. On the forearms the marginal zone of the dermatitis is occasiona1ly several shad~s lighter than the backs of the hands. At this stage the skin usually appears thickened, the lines may be deeper and the skin fields much more prominent than normal The horny layer is often hyperplastic and the skin feels harsh and rough. These changes become more and more marked in succeeding attacks. In six to ten weeks, or with the advent of cool weather, all the symptoms abate and the cUlaneous lesions may disappear entirely, but they usua11y recur each succeeding spring with ever-increasing severity. Aher repeated attacks the skin may be left smooth and glossy or wrinkled and parchment~like as in idiopathic atrophy. There is often considerable loss of cutaneous sensibility. Thus with seasonal remissions and exacerbations the disease may last for years, the general symptoms growing gradually more severe until the patient becomes greatly emaciated and despondent. Hebetude, chronic mania, melancholia or dementia. may develop, with spinal symptoms such as incoordination of moYcmcnt. tremors, great muscular weakness or paralysis. The average <Juration of life is five years, though patients sometimes survive for ten or fifteen years. The cause of the disease is not known. It is fostered by privation and poor hygiene and in the great majority of cases the patients have consumed large quantities of decomposed or fermented corn. The disease rarely occurs in infancy. D IAGNOSIS: Not so much the type of the eruption as its peculiar distribution and association with mental. nerv· ous and intestinal symptoms. make the diagnosis comparatively easy. TREATM ENT: In early mild cases the outlook is favorable. There arc no specific remedies. Good nourishing food in good surroundings and the administration of tonics, particularly arsenic and iron. are the essentials of treatment. Locally the affected skin should be covered with a bland salve and protected from the light. 64 ��66 PITYRIASIS ROS E A Synonyms: Pityriasis m ac ulata et circin ata; Herpes tonsurans maculosus. Pityr iasis rosea is an acute mildly inflamm:ttory disc::ase of the sk10 characterized by an eruption of ~mall, rose.rcd, slightly elevated maculcs, many of which slowly increase to coin-sized round or oval patches. After a lesion has attained a diameter of about half an inch its central portion becomes dull yrllow or salmon colored, while the slightly ele'"·:Hed border remains a brighter red. The epidermis O\'cr the yellowish middle part is dry and shiny and crinkles easily wh en the patch is subjected to slight lateral compressio n. There is nearly ah.,.·nys a tlne furfuraceous deS<JUamation from the surface of the lesion, more marked toward the periphery. Not in· frcc 1uently a collar of small gray scales remains attaclu:U just at the junction of the yellowish center and the pi11k border. Large maculcs often clear up entirely m the middle. Contiguous lesions may coalr .. ce and form irregularly outlined patches in which the fused borders sometimes, though rarely, form reticulated pattern~. Most of the lesions cca .. e to increase in diamrtrr in about a week, some much sooner; they do not all reach the same stage of de\'clopmcnt. K ew lesions continue to appear, rapidly for a few days or more slowly for a couple of weeks. The lesions arc exceedingly supcrfacial and there is rarely any palpable infiltration of the ~kin , though clllorcsccncu located in warm. moist regions, as in the axillae, beneath the hanging breasts or about the genitals, may become somewhat thickened, but ne\"cr abraded or covered with necrotic membranes. The usual distribution of the rash is upon the trunk; that is, upon the chest, back and shoulders, and especially on the side• of the thorax and about the clavicles. Lesions arc not infrequently present upon the neck, arms and thighs, but they rarely appear upon the face, scalp, hands or below the knees. On the back and sides of the chest the o\·al lesions are often roughly arranged in series along the course of the ribs, with their long axes inclined in the same threction. Occasionally, but by no means in every case, there occurs a fairly large primary effiorescencc, a so-called herald spot, upon some par t of the body, usually on the trunk, which is followed in four to twelve days by the general eruption. T he rash persists for three to six weeks or longer, acquiring gradually a more brown. ish tinge. The affection sometimes causes a mod· crate amount of itching, but usually only when the skin is moi~t with perspiration. There are no other subjective symptoms. The disease occurs predomi~ nantly among young individua ls and is rare in the aged. T he cause is unknown. DIAGNOSIS: T he pink ri ng lesions w ith t he salmon-colored parchment-like centers a re almost pathognomonic. 1n syphilis 111arrdosa, papuiO-SIJUtliiiOSI.I or circinata the ellloresccnces are frequently present on the hands or face and are of a more uniform size and a less bright red color a nd a r e nearly a lways associated with other manifestations of !>)'phili~. Psoriasis has a different distribution and its 5cales arc larger and far more plentiful. Ec:~ma stborrhoicum is a chronic disease; the lesions, when numerous on t he body, arc pn•scnt also on the scalp and usually on the face. The sternal and interscapular regions a r e particularly affected. The scales a r e t hick and greasy. 1 riclwp!J)•tosis corporis doe.s not spn·ad so rapidJy nor O\"tr such wide areas and the fungu'i can h< found easily with the microscope. TRE ATMENT: Pityriasis ros~a r~CO\'Crs spontant·ously and treatment does not srcrn to have any markf!'c.l effect. A 4 to 8 per cent sulphur ointment is usually prescribed. A 1 per cent carbolic acid lotion may be used to a llay the itching. ��67 PITYRIASIS VERSICOLOR Synonyms: Chromophytosis ; Tinea versicolor; Dermatomycosis microsporina seu furfuracea. P ityriasis versicolor is a vegetable parasitic dis ease characterized by a rash consi~ting of brown· ish yellow or yellowish brown sharply circumscribed small spots or irregular broad patches, that arc almost imperceptibly furfuraceous and occur chiefly 4 on the upJ>Cr portion of the trunk. The number of maculcs varies from a few to several hundred. Only the edges are sometimes very slightly elevated above the level of the skin. The small spots arc a lmost circular, but they spread slowly and coalesce to form larger patches of irregular outline li ke a contour map. Occasionally islands of normal skin are included in an affected area. New ~pots arise just beyond t he border of the larger patches. ~lany months may elapse before the rash attains conspicuou s dimensions. It continues to increase almost imper ceptibly for years or decades :\nd disappears spontaneously only in old age, when for some rcason the skin ceases to furnish suitable nourishment for the fungus. T he scaling may be hard to detect in a patient whose skin is naturally moist or when it is wet with perspiration. but a slight scraping of a lesion with the finger nai l wilt demonstrate that the corneous layer is easil y separable from the rete. and the abrasion at the same time removes the brownish discoloration, showing that the fungus nou rishes in the upper layers of the epidermis. T he disease is exceedingly rarely seen upon the uncovered portions of the body, ancl beneath the clothing it has its favorite regions. The breast and u pper abdomen, back, neck :md shoulders arc t he parts most constantly affected. T he flexor surfaces of the arms or the axillae, the scrotum, inner sides of the th ighs, mons veneris or the popliteal spaces may be involved in extensive cases. The distribution is usually, but not necessarily, symmetrical. The disease is rare befor e puberty and after middle life. It attacks inc.lividuals of either sex and appar ently w ithout regard to their habits of personal cleanliness, but it seems to prefer the skin or tho~c who perspire free ly. Th e disease is contagious, but the causative organism, M icrosporon furfur, like aJI the other parasitic fungi. is incapable of growth upon e\'ery skin, and repeated intimate contact will fai l to convey the disease to a person who is not susceptible. As a rule, there a re no subjective symptoms, though occasionally m ild itching may be complained of when the patient is warm or pcrSJ>iring. DIAGNOSIS: No matt er how closely the disease may resemb le chloasma, -z.·itili.go, syphilis pigmeutosa or a fading roseola , it can be distinguished readily by the fur furaceous scaling or the ease with wh ich the pigmented epidermis can be abrased. The heaps of conidia and masses of interl acing myceli um cannot be O\'erlookcd in a microscopic examination of a few scales in a drop of liquor potassae. TREATMENT : The patient should bathe daily and scrub the affected parts with soap an d warm water and t hen app ly a 25 per cent solution of sodium hyposulphite. The spots disappear in a few days, but the treat· ment is to be continued for some time, as the disease is very prone to recur. ��85 SYPHILIS PRIMARIA. Sclerosis syphilitica Synonyms: Chancre; Hard chancre. Spirochat:t:t palhda finds its w:w into tht" system by rnocubtion .\her a period of incubation that may last for two to ten w~eks but is usually about three, :a the point of entry the first evidence of syphilis ari~cs and is the chancre. About one week after the appearann.• of the primary lesion on the p(·nis the inguinal glands become discretely and painlessly t.•nlargcd and hard. As a rule the chancre starts as a macule, scratch or erosion, beneath which a papule soon forms and increases in size to that or a finger nail. It is usually surrounded by a dark red arcola. The !li.Urface may be dry and crusted with byers of exfoliate(l epidermis or it may be superficially or Jctply ukcrated. Most often 11 is merely ~br~ded . polished atal raw looking or ~lightly moist and partly covered by a gray film of ~dh<rent pseudomembrane. The most marked, constant and typical characteristic of the chancre is its induration. Surrounding or underlying the surface lesion is an extended or more often a sharply circumscrihed region of superficial or dcop infiltr~tion This '"u~lly be· comes palp~hle the fifth to the tenth day after the appearance of the chancre and reaches its maximum 111 another week when the infiltrated ti~~tu.• may be of a lmost cartilaginous hardness. The infiltration may remain long after any ulceration has healed, even lor several months. though gener~lly both the ulceration and the induration disappear in four to .,jx weeks ancl the glandular swelling subside~ soon a£tcrwards. The chancre does not leave a !!lear unless it has been de<ply ulcer~tcd. In mtn threefourths of ~II genital chancres are locat<d on the c<rvix of the ptnis. on th< glans n<ar th< frenum, or on the margin of the preputial opening. The others art at or ahout the meatus or upon the skin of the peni"'. !icrotum or groin. The chancre i~ usually single: twn or more.· may be acquired at the same time, but it is unusual for o n e chancre to produce others by auto.inocul~tion. DIAGNOSIS: S<condary or mixc..•d infection may effectually obliterate all the characteristics of a syphilitic sore-, and a non. specific herpetic uosion or a chancroid may at times clo!H.'Iy rc..,cmblt.· a typical chancre. A leSIOn which develops h.•ss than five days after exposure to con· tagion is not a chancre even if ~yphilis was ac<(Uired at that time. A sore which appears more than ten days after the la't coitus is probably a ch~ncre. However in no case is it justifiable to start constitu. tional syphilitic treatment until Spirochaeta pallida can be identified in the ~ecretion exprc!"...,rd from the sore, or un le~~ Hcondary ~yphilitic lf~ion~ art present to confirm the diagnosis. TREATME NT: The chancre heals promptly when the general mercurial treatment if\ begun. UsuaJiy thr only local treatment required for an uncomplicated chancre is cleansing with S031l and water and dusting with calomel. If the sore u lcerates iodoform may be used or a wet dressing of one to three thousand mercuric chlorid As regards the use of arsenic in the treatment of syphilis. it wiii require many yea rs to determine whether or not certain arsenic compounds which are now being exten!;ively substituted for mercury, are a5 harmless in themsr1ves and as certain in results as the old and well tried remedies. ��89 SYPHILIS SECUNDARIA. Synonyms: Syphilis circinata. Syphilis circinaria ; Syphiloderma annulare. . \s. a rule syphilitic papules are len t icular and perSI"\l 111 that shape without tendency to assume any other, but occasionally crescentic or annular lesions arc seen. most commonly in the neighborhood of the naso-labial folds or about the mouth and on the forehead. Jess fr equently upon the neck and trunk. The ordinar y round and o,·al papules arc nearly always to be found in one of thei r favor ite locations at the same time. The diamete r of a circinate patch i-. from one-eighth to one inc h. T he smaller rings gradually spread pe r ipherally and two or more may <'nalt·sn· to form gyrat e patterns. The riclgt' is of Yariahlc- h eig-ht and \Vidth. sometimes hroarl as thnu~h formrtl hy the a~cregation of many small pnpnlc:s, mnrr nft(.•n it is 'Illite narrow The whole lesion may ha,·c the appearance of a broad papule whose central portion has failed to dcvclo~ ""' rapidly as t he periphery, or the enclosed area ot !lkin rnay be of normal color and u nei C\'atcd Rarrly a new papule or r ing de,·elops within an older one. The lesion is usually scaleless, or at most onlv ~lightly scaly. This form of eruption is rather e:xccptioual in the whit e race hut is not at all unrommon in the negro. Its period of evolution and its duration arc those of t he ordinary papular rash DIAGNOSIS: The a~sociation of other syphilitic !'-ymptoms usuallv makes the diagnosis easy. Ri,g'\\'t1rm is a hri~htcr red. more rapidly progrc~o,si \'e and mor r scalv. and often minute \'esiclcs are to he seen at its outer <'<igc: moreo\'Cr the mycelium and "pores of the trit·J10phyton arc u..;ually easily found in a micros;copil· examination oi the s<.'aks. ��96 SYPHILIS SECUNDARIA. Syphilis p apulosa mucosa e oris. Synonym s: Mucous patch; P laques opalines. ~fucou~ patches a r e the most constant lesion of secondary syphilis. They occur on the mu cous surfaces especially of the mouth, as superficial ulcerated infiltrations covered with a grayish nccroric mcmJ,rane, and are t o be regarded as flattened abraded papules. They may be found upon any par t of the oral mucous membrane sometimes in large numbers. though generally there are only two or three. They are usually very slightly elevated, sharply bordered. of various sizes. discrete or confluent, and more or less irregular in outline, with an appearance like that produced by penciling the mucous membrane with sih•cr nitrate. The patches often have a pinkish rod border. When they occur at the angles of the mouth they are liable to he fissured. As the result of treatment, or sometimes spontaneously, the grayish membrane may become loose and easily detached, leaving an abraded and raw looking surface. ~Jucous patches occur with the earliest skin rashes and persist unless treated, and although they yield readil y to constitutional remedies they are ve r y prone to recur, especially in hard drinkers and inveterate smokers, even in the tertiary period. They probably constitute the first stage in the development of some cases of leucoplakia. The lesi on~ arc slightly pain£ul when brought in contact with solid iood or wi t h hot and irritating beverages. DIAGNOSIS: Spirochaeta pall ida abounds in the mcmhrane and excretions of the mucous patch. As the latter is commonly only one of a group o£ syphilitic symptPms the diagnosis is rarely difficult. The aphthous sores frequently seen in the mouth, associated with digestive disturbances. may be distinguished by their segregation, small size, acute sensitiveness, and evanescent character. T REATM E NT : The mouth is to be ke1>t clean. Smokin~ should be prohibited. In addition to the general mercurial treatment it is well to cauterize the patches occrasionally with silver nitrate or to recommend painting them two or three times dail y with a ten per cent. solution. A mild antiseptic and astringent rnouth wa..,h may be prescribed. ��97 SYPHILIS SECUNDARIA Syphilis papulo-squamosa. Tht palms are usually in\'oh·cd in all tht gtneral !ttcondary rashes except the earlier ro:;eola. \\'hen the macular rash docs mcJude the palnh the le!'ions tht:re tend to become papular and pcrsi~r afttr the general rash has faded. The palms are not •nfrequcntly alone the sites of relapsing secondary erupuons, which may be identical wtth the earlier papular syphilid but are more often unilateral and p rone to coalesce with the formation of irregular crescentic and serpiginous patches and tracts. indistinguishable from the tubero-squarnous and tuberoSl·rpiginous palm3r and plantar le:t•ons of the teruary period. The appearance of the ~c1uamous palmar syphilid is almo:;t h t i symmetrical, in\'Ohing both early papulopathognomonic. palms. On ac· count of the thickness of the epidermis the papules attain only slight elevation and remain rather ill dcline<l peripherally. They are the color of raw ham. Each soon becomes covered with a dry shnvelcd broken film of epidermis which i!t rul>hcc.l off tirst. at the center of the papule _and leaves a nm of parually detached cptdcrmts wuh a loose, elevated, usually ragged edge directed inward. The early palmar papular rash is somewhat obstinate, slower to resolve spontaneou~ly and more resistant to treatment than the general eruption. DIAGNQ. SIS: There could be no difficulty in diagnosing t he early palmar papulo-squamous syphilid, even if it were not associated with other syphilitic manifcsta· tions. The later diffuse form' may resemble ecze. ma. Their differential diagnosis is considered under the tubero-serpiginous palmar syphilid and the tU· bero-squamous plantar syphilid. TREATMENT : The early palmar syphilid:, disappear under general mercurial treatment. Local measur es arc of no special advantage. ��107 SYPHILIS TERTIARIA Syphilis tubero-squamosa. The tubercula. :,(j\l;llnou.....yphilid on the palms and sole::. in tb othct lu.:ar.. ~: ~ong n:::.cmh~ance to the papulo-squamous ll":,ion. It .:.tarb a.. .1 shghtly raised inhltratuJ coppery tuiJcrdc upon which the: epidermis soon hccomcs dry, Jo;Ti.lY and cr;nkh:d, nnd then detached at the midcllc leaving ncar the pcriph· cry a collar of ..,al111g t:pidcnms who~t· lou ... c, c:lc· vatt:d, irregular cti~L' is c.Jirntcd toward the ct·ntcr oi the lesion: the stain of the tuhcn.:lc is visible beyond the lint· of attachlolcnt of the sc:al.:s. But the tubcrntfo~t<((Uamou., lesion i .. much more oitc11 unilateral and the tubercles u-sually coalc~ce to fnrm dtsl·ui,l patdtcs which spread slowly IJy peripheral t·xtcn;,ion. Commonly a spreading tuhcrdc or patt:h dl·ars in one ;o;cl·tor :-tnd at thl' middle ~o as to leave a sli~htly dcvatcd ilh.'omplctc ring. Two or more nng ... oitcn untte to form a g)'rak figure. Thc~e (un·cd ridges creep slowly O\"l'r the surface The line of scaling is preceded ncarJ)· ah,:ays h)" a well· dl'lincd s~am of reddish intiltrntion. The lcs10ns ~how a marked tendency to crtl'll upward o111o the lateral sudaccs of the foot. Un the palm \\ hen• a ndlo{l' croS"CS nne uf the natural cn·ascs in tht.> skin a painful fissure ls apt to form. \\. ith this cxn~ptton suhjct.:lh c symptom;; arc rare. The lesion is very sluggish, and may pc;st:-.t with little change for mnnths or e\'en year, DIAGNOSIS: Onl)· when the icaturc~ of a tubercula-squamous lesion are not well marktd can the condition be mistaken for ccze ma. l~t=tma is more inl\ammatury, as appears (rom its brighter color, its subjective symptoms o£ itch ing or burning, and often from its history of oo~mg. \\"hilc eczema of th~ sole is frcqu('ntly assoc1atc<.l wilh c.·c.:zcm:uou" pah:-hc:o~ on the top of the foot, un the legs or in other region~. the plantar lesion it:tclf rarely cxhihits a te-ndency to spread from the sole UlltU lh.· .. jdes an1l flnnum of the foot Eczema 15 rarely sharply circmnscribe<.l and is never distinctly cirduatc or serpiginous in contour; it is frequently bilatt·ral m ih di:Urihntinn. TREATMENT: The plantnr S} philid iJ nftc.·n exceedingly rehelliou~ and n:quirc.·s vigorous con~tt~utional treatment with mcrnuy and potassium iodid. ,.,.·hich may be com · bincd \\lth such actin! local measure~ as the re· pl'atetl applications of mercurial plaster or blue ointn'lcnt, prccecled hy or alternated with the usc oi ten tu twenty-tin.~ per ~cnt salicylic acid plaster or sal\"e, ��108 SYPHILIS TERTIARIA Syphilis ulcerosa. A syphilitac ulcer is the sequel of a pustulocrustaceous, gummatous or tubercular syphilid. 1t is found therefore mo!St often upon the favorite sites of those three lesions. namely the face. especially about the nose, the forehead, legs and genitalia. Often the origm of an ulcer cannot be ascertained from its appearance. The round or irregular more superficial ulcer met with comparatively early in the disease and in poorly nouri~hed and anemic imh· viduals is usually a pustulo-crustaccous lesion from which the cru st has been cast oJI by increased suppurat ion. The deep ulcers are generally from gummatous deposits. The ulcers arising from the tubercub.r syphiloderm have the same tendency to segme ntal grouping and circinate configuration that the tubercular lesions themselves exhibit. \Yhen this feature is marl,cd the lesions arc ca11cd ulcero~cr piginous. Ulcers usually tra,·cl slowly over lhe skin by healing at one side whi le they advance at the other. The healin1t margin is often concave, the advancing convex and elevated by a r idge of coalescent tubercles, upon which narrow zone of infiltration the u1cer constantly encroaches. The area traver~ed is marked by soft scar tissue, or when the ulceration is very superficial. mere ly by bro\vnish pigmentation. The base of the ulcer is covered by a grayish yellow, purulent slough which may dry to form a crust. Jt is unusual fo r such a lesion entirely to heal spontaneously, although almost invar iably it responds rapidly to specilic constitut ional t reatment. As a rule syphilitic ulcers are not at all painful, and only slig htly t ender. DIAGNOSIS : Traumatic u/crrs have a history of injury and arc acute and high ly inflam matory, irregular in shape. and heal rapid ly under simple dressings. A tubercu/dus 1dctr is usually superllcial. irregular, sluggish with comparatively little. th in discharge under clea!l dressings; it arises frequen t ly from caseous glands or diseased bone. and presents sinuses, milky anemic granulations, and soh .mdcrmined edges. Its scars are not in frequently keloidal. Lupous ulcers start earl ier in life, are superficial and incomparably slower in development, the edges are brighter red, softer and ofu.•n undermined, and a1>ple-jell y nodule3 are frequently to be found; the scars are more dif· fuse, tough and deforming. An t/lilllcUomatous ulcer starts from a pimple. wart or keratotic patch, is usually a single lesion o n the face, a nd its shar p border is almost invar iably in som e part typically hard, everted and waxy-look ing, with dilat ed capil !aries cr ossing it. TREATMENT: In addition to the adm inistration of m er cury an d potassium iodid local t reatme nt may be employed. Ulce rs should be kept clean and dusted with calomel, or co,·ered with a ftvc to ten per cent. ammoniated mercu ry ointment. ��109 SYPHILIS TERTIARIA Syphilis ulcerosa nasi. Syphilitic ulc~ration of the nose is a not uncom · mon late tertiary manifestation. It is tht· SC<IUc:l of either fliffu~c or circum.,.cribed gummatous inliltration, though the latter, that is the dbtinct gummalou-. tumor, is much more rare than the former. It i~ unusual to He either Jc:-;ion hdore ulceration has occurred, probably because being painless and starting freclttently un the inner wall of th .. nasal c:wity the process does not attract attention until ulceration supervene-.. Gummata of the external nose exhibit predilection for the alao and septum. Beginning in the !-tUbmucous or subcutaneous tissue they spread and invohe cartilage and bone, and unless promptly and energetically treated cause marked permanent deformity. The de~truction pro· duced by a circumscribed node is much less than that inctdent to the breaking down of a diffuse intlltratlon. The latter extends rapidly and after cau~ing perichondritis. and periostitis interferes with the circulation to such an extent that necrosis en~ su~s comparatively early. The slough often appears to extrnd wide of the original infiltration. \\'hen the ulceration is deep and the hone ha!\ become involved the nasal discharge is frequently extremely offensi\"c. Non-specific inflammation and ulceration often accompany the ~C(IUCStration and may obliterate the characteristics of the typical syphilitic ulcer. DIAGNOSIS: The h istory nr presence of other ~pccilic lesion:-; or scars sometimes aids in the diagnosi:-; \\'hen there is perforation of the septum the disease is a lmost certainly syphilis. although very exceptionally tuberculosis may produce the •amc result. Luf'~·tu ;t/crrs begin at an earlier age. progress very much more ~lowly :1nd never atta ck the bone. The syphilitic ulcer is most frequently confused with ~pit/ar/ioma, although as a rule the.: distinction is not difficult. The cancerous ulcer s:arts from a pimple, wart, mole or scudy patch :md dc\'clops slowly at first. It has an uneven tloor and a linn, everted, waxy, telangiectatic be rder. The very rare case~ in which the margin of the ')'!Jhilitic ulcer counterfeits the rolled edge of the epithelioma can he differentiated by microscopi.-: examination, serodiagnostic reaction or therapeutic tc.t. TREATMENT: When there is marked secondary infection mercury and potassium iodid may not alone suffice to arrest the ulceration, hut oper ative procedures, removal of sequestra, curetting, etc., should always be postponed until the snecific remedies have had time to exert their maximum effect. Cleansing with peroxide of hydrogen or other mild antiseptic lotion, and dusting with calomel are local measures that s h ould be employed from the ~tart. ��118 TUBERCULOSIS VERRUCOSA The disease begins as one or mor e pea· to coinsized. distinct ly circu mscribed, round or oval, r eddish papules. Several may coalesce to form a pat ch of an irregular or even a serpiginous configurat ion. T he surface of the lesion soon shows a tendency to be. come knobby and furrowed, a nd the more prominent parts of the growth bet ween the furrows assume at first a smooth warty and lat er a papillomatous appearance. The papillomata may be fi ne, pointed and horny, or broad, llat and sclerotic. J n the mor e ad\'anccd lesions there is nearly a lways considerable secondar y pyogcn1c infection, and slight lateral pressure will cause pus to wetl up between the papillre. Somet imes the pus dries to form su perficial crusts. T he in HJmmatory element is often rcpr e:;cnted alsc. by a mor e or less bright red, erythematous halo about the growth. The growth itself is usually a duskier or br ownish red. Occasionall y the whole lesion becomes acutely intlamed, swollen an d painful, but that is exceptional. As a rule the disease causes no subjective sensations. A plaque increases in size very slowly by the accretion of new lesions a t its edge. In the grea t m ajority of ca ses the <"Ondition persists indefini tely. There is no tendency to ulceration. Sometimes r esolution occurs. Jt usually begins at the center of the lesion. The scar \eft is smooth an d scaly. The backs of t he hatub afC the f;worite sites of the malady, though it may occur on any part of the body. Jt is t hought to be Uuc to a surface infect ion with the tubercle bacillus, which would accou nt for its r elative frequency u pon t he hands oi butchers, pathologists, and all those whose occupa11ons bring them in contact with t u berculou~ material from cadavers or from living subjects. The lesion in t his location is often described under t he title verruca necrogen ica or a natomic tubercle. DIAGNOSIS : S)•p/Jilts luberosa may look like the early ~tagc of tuberculosis vcrrucosa cutis, bu t t he !-lyphilitJC lesio ns are less chrome, more d eeply 111 filtrated, they :,pread by peri pheral extension and show a much m ore marked te ndency to occ ur 111 segmenta l groups, to coalesce with t he format ion of serpiginous patches, to travel over the skin, a nd to ulcerate in some pa r t. Signs of an earl ier er uption and the history may assist in the differ entiation. Dermatitis blastom)'COtica may so closely resemble the later stage of tuberculosis verrucosa that only a. micr oscopic exarnin:ltion will ser ve to distinguish t hem. The simplest m eth od is t o mix some of the pus with a drop of thirty per cent solution of potassiu m hydrate. wait about fifteen m inu tes u ntil the lcucocyt es have disintegrated and then search with the oil im mersion len s for the budding blastomycctcs. TREATMENT : T he smaller tu mors yield very well to cautcnzation with a satu rated aqueo us sol u tion of chromic acid. The same trea tment may be employed on the larger growths, one sect ion at a time, but these may be much more quickly cured by total excision and skin g r afting. ��131 ZOSTER Synonyms: Zona; Herpes zoster; I gnis sacer; Shingles. Zoster is an acute, self !united. probably specif1c infectious disease of the nervous system. hemorrhagic innammation attacks one An acute or more ganglia of the sensor} roots of the cranial or spinal nerves. There are often prodromal symptoms, anorexia. slight fever. and neur:llgic pains along the course of the diseased nerve. On the third or fourth day the rash appears as groups of Yesiclcs upon an crythematou:, base, situated in the skin region supplied by the affected nerYC. The neuralgia sometimes subsides with the outbreak, though often it pe;si"its for sc\·cral da:vs. As the tH..'r\'e distribution ts umlateral. o;;o the rash is con tined to one side of the hNiy, though lc!\ions situated nt•:tr the median line may encroach a little upon the opposite side. \\'hen two nerves arc affected at the ~:tme time. which is fl()t very unu..;ual. thev nearly ah,ays sup1>ly adia · rent areas. Tn very rare instances th e rao;:;h has a bilateral distrihut ion. There may be only one or as manv as twenty groups. e:tC'h composed of few or many \"CSicles. They 3PI)e:tr ~imultnncously or usually all within forty-eight hours. thou.gh occao;:;ionally new crops of hlisters continue to erupt for a week or longer The vesicles reach their maturity ia three or four days, whC'n tht•y are about pea siu·. hemispherical. clear, tcn -.c anc.l thick walled: they seldom rupture spontaneously Later their contents become turbid, rarely puriform, but occasionally hemorrhagic in one or two ''csiclcs. They finally dry to thin yt.·llnwish nr hrownish crusts \\ hich fall ofT a fe-w day" and lean: h·mporarily hypt·rcmic or lightly pigmemcd :-.pots In debtlltatl'd indi\"i<lual-; the lesions "intnc-timt's b~comc pttslular or cn:n gan. grcnous. :uH.l lc..•a,·c groups of ptt-J ike scars when they heal. The ~e,·erity of the subjective sensations and of the local d isturbance seems to increase with the :nee ()f the patient It is u~ua.tly in those pao;;t m : cldl~ life that the neuralgic.~ pains may persist long after the rash hao;:; disappeared. for months ()r even years. The most common localization of zo:-.ter is the rc gion of distribution of the intercostal ncn:l.'S, over an area as wide as 1 J intercostal spaces, and exa tending halfway aromul the t runk from the po..,terinr tn tht• anterior median line. The most serious compl it•atiun may ar ise when the d isease affects the.· first division of the trig~o:minus. Lesions upon the conjunctiva and cornea may c:u1se ophthalmia or ulceratin.: kl.•ratitis w·th rc..;nftin.l{ impairment or loss oi sight. One attat•k of zostc.·r scem'i to confer an immunity. DIAGNOSIS: llerpes simf'l~x. unlike zoster. is \"Cry prone to recur, its outbreak is not J>rcccded or accompanied hy neuralgia, and the )c.-.ions which arc usually locatc.•d ncar a mucous orifice ttrc often situated wl'll to both sides of the median line. TREATMENT: L ocal treatment aims to prevent rupture of the vesicles. This can best be done by kL·eping them powdered and covere-d with a ~oft pad of cotton. It may be necessary to give analgesics to allay the pain. 111 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. 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Steel and wood Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 32x13.5 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1637 Used to view cards with images of diseases in 3-dimension An image of a disease is held at the end of a long, wooden handle. One the other end of the long, wooden handle is a metal viewer, which a person can look through to see the image. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Stereoscope Diagnostic imaging--Equipment and supplies Diagnostic Imaging--instrumentation Imaging Equipment Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. 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McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Surgeon's needle kit Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instrument Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context H3.7 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Needle kit Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Feb. 1978 Type The nature or genre of the resource Surgical Needles Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Snakeskin, paper and steel Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 22 x 16 x 2.5 cm Description An account of the resource Scans "SurgicalNeedles_Cover.jpg" Used to hold surgical needles Snakeskin-covered book with each page displaying different steel needles used by surgeons. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Surgical instruments and apparatus Surgical Instruments Surgery Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Rozek, Edward C. Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/efc2093738725dfaaab631888cd12bec.jpg ec4182ec8346d41d4c20d7bcb9dd2031 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Brass microscope with a cylindrical body tube, focusing knob, and circular base, shown on a white background. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/913a7ad4a5ec680a7ae75d3684f07603.jpg 24e1c8bd98ded1e4275523d447cd2ef3 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Brass microscope with a cylindrical body tube, focusing knob, and circular base, shown on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Monocular compound microscope Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instruments Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 03.04.10.2 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Compound microscope Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Gemmary (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Microscope (Monocular) Brass Image Still image Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 26 cm Description An account of the resource Image101-1306 Used to magnify and examine items such as cells too small to be seen otherwise Brass, monocular, compound microscope in wooden case. The stage is 8.5 cm with the eyepiece extending 4-5 cm. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Compound microscopes Monoculars Microscopy--instrumentation Diagnostic Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/6a86cd6c35500b4cb746225051bf6d88.jpg fcf9c01dd00d0dd559df7015985d5a96 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource An anatomical torso model showing internal organs including the lungs, liver, stomach, and intestines within an opened body cavity. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/47d304c9ae1801cd97254d28adf32395.jpg 4785eb9a357f16aad1c7d49253756369 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource An anatomical torso model with the body cavity opened to show the lungs and digestive organs, with removable organs including the liver, stomach, intestine, and colon placed below. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Anatomical model of torso with removable parts Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instruments Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 03.12.30 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Torso with removable parts Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Alex Peck (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1900 Type The nature or genre of the resource Instructional model Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Plaster on a wood base Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 74.5x18x39.5 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1737 Used to teach human anatomy Colorful, anatomical model of the human torso. The center of the torso is filled with removable parts such as the liver, stomach and large intestine. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Human anatomy--Models Models, Anatomic Anatomical model Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/03bd56a9fef56b2913edf1bceb60d289.jpg e479bff478f1ef0ff082676c39d1d2cc Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource An anatomical model of the underside of the human brain showing the cerebral hemispheres, brainstem, and labeled cranial nerves, mounted on a hexagonal base. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/2690f3350e0e6d8ea274583066dd044c.jpg 69f7a6933d31a9d4c3297f06041e7f54 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource An anatomical model of the underside of the human brain showing the cerebral hemispheres, brainstem, cerebellum, and labeled cranial nerves, mounted on a hexagonal base. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/a697240b861ac126d2ea49841b0ca77c.jpg 6796317f774116253cc71a6d28c00516 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource An anatomical model of the underside of the human brain showing the cerebral hemispheres, brainstem, and labeled cranial nerves, mounted on a hexagonal base. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/bd99c03a1781edeb3d81a04f4fb50393.jpg 1dcf426bc5e90c8a6b40ac6277323439 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource An anatomical model of the underside of the human brain showing the cerebral hemispheres, brainstem, and labeled cranial nerves on a hexagonal base, with a removable brain section placed beside it. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Brain anatomical model Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instruments Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 03.4.17.5 LIB-HSL001 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource David Burns (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1900 Type The nature or genre of the resource Models, Anatomical Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Plaster Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 16.5x14x13 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1616 Used for instruction on human brain anatomy A pink, life-size model of a human brain atop a white base. The different sections of the brain detach from each other to reveal the insides of the brain and more sections. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Brain--Anatomy Brain--Models Brain-- anatomy & histology Models, Anatomic Anatomical Model Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/361d96483cb969706160387030d9afbb.jpg d83eb644a4e7d75c165418a7647fb29e Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Anatomical model of the medial (inner) side of a human lower leg and foot showing muscles, veins, and arteries, displayed on a white background. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/f49c7e3b22e43940a62639a5571f9cd1.jpg f9bc1c6eefd6e6acf6ee39427f0bbe9a Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource This image shows the **lateral (outer) side of the foot and lower leg**. Clues: * The **outer ankle bone (lateral malleolus)** is prominent. * The **little toe side** of the foot is visible. * The **outer edge of the foot** appears relatively straight compared to the arch seen on the medial side. **Alt text suggestion:** Anatomical model of the lateral side of a human lower leg and foot showing muscles, veins, and arteries, displayed on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Auzoux foot Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instruments Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 06.04.01.1 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Foot Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Auzoux, Louis Thomas Jérôme, 1797-1880 Auzoux (Firm : Paris, France) Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Phisick Medical Antiques Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1943 Type The nature or genre of the resource Model Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Papier-mâché Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 24x20x6.5 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1434 Used in teaching anatomy of the human foot Model of a human left foot used to show the muscles, arteries, veins, nerves, and the bones within it. Numerous compartments are detachable and held in place with brass hooks. The various sections show the muscles, arteries, veins, nerves, and bones in the foot. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Foot--Models Human anatomy--Models Foot Models, Anatomic Anatomical Model Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/01879900287d347d18e0551c0e565cc5.jpg 1f1fb8162765f0262fe8c0ac5cc4d97f Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource White ceramic mug with a handle and black illustrated panels showing American Sign language letters C, B, M, L, K, and T, with their corresponding printed letters. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/6049d9a9708e6c2754013ea49acba273.jpg c6242a6d8b3bf73073a9fc06a6c953f2 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource White ceramic mug with a handle and black illustrated panels showing American Sign language letters F, D, C, P, N, M, X, and W, with their corresponding printed letters. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/b76dab48a1a0da7adb366e805f96f263.jpg a089f1105f49c1b17e32040838fcd5e0 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource White ceramic mug with a handle and black illustrated panels showing American Sign language letters H, G, F, S, R, Q, P, Z, Y, and X, with their corresponding printed letters. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/5766181972514d3d3872656d29b0aa0d.jpg 7d188690041a5ed97742388824c0631a Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource White ceramic mug with a handle and black illustrated panels showing American Sign language letters J and S, with their corresponding printed letters. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Soft-paste child's drinking cup Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instrument Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 06.04.01.10 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Drinking cup Deaf and dumb cup Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Michael Gordon (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Receptacles Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Ceramic - Soft paste Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 7 x 7 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1317 Used for teaching sign language to children Small ceramic cup that has the English alphabet in sign language encompassing the outside of the cup. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Drinking cups Deaf children--Equipment and supplies Drinking--instrumentation Deafness--instrumentation Infant and invalid feeding utensils Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d0b2c74ab9902fdb3a269e9e6481095b.jpg b1948ee2b9b35cf573f3f55a67cf5287 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal device with three tapered prongs and a threaded screw handle, shown on a white background. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/e119a7656acd1ded94484d5d0e8e22f2.jpg 62c997236e6f56b62813fbaa5ca22098 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal device with four curved prongs which are open, and a threaded screw handle, shown on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Dilator for cure of phimosis Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instruments Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 06.04.01.12 LIB-HSL001 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Foote, Edward B. (Edward Bliss), 1829-1906 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Michael Gordon (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Surgical Instrument Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Steel Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 15x4 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1472 Used in surgery to correct phimosis (tightness of the foreskin of the penis) E. B. Foote Sr.'s 1881 Patent. Center piece screws into the center chamber, which opens the attached metal appendages to dilate. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Phimosis--Surgery--Equipment and supplies Surgical instruments and apparatus Phimosis--surgery--instrumentation Surgical Instruments Surgical Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/358205a1c65d3c8e873493bda64bdce6.jpg f156d10694c4f7160ff88ed087edf7a1 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal scissors-like object with finger loops and a complex spring and lever mechanism along the blades, shown on a white background. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/b74d675c49eff5ae4f30aa279ef812cc.jpg 8aa34f3088643afda66b8b89ba9fc86b Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal scissors-like object with finger loops and a spring-loaded lever mechanism along the handles and blades, shown with blades open on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Skin grafting forceps Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instrument Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 06.04.01.14 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Grafting forceps Forceps Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Michael Gordon (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Forceps Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Metal Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 12 x .5 x 4 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1511 Used in surgical procedures by plastic surgeons and dermatologists Metal forceps, which resemble scissors, with a a small instrument above the cisor portion, which is used to hold the skin. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Skin-grafting--Equipment and supplies Forceps Skin Transplantation--instrumentation Surgical Instruments Surgery Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/933ab8673c780b9f0f3575daf5e79983.jpg 1523d9b147cedfaba90e40908f7f1722 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource White cylindrical stand with a wide oval base and a small round top platform, shown on a white background. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d10f8605872ed4e508b219a7433829a7.jpg 51f6383b399dd3b90235a3b9a90078a3 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource White stand with a wide oval base and a round top platform with small holes, shown lying on its side on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bone pessary Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instruments Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 06.04.01.3 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Pessary Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Phisick Medical Antiques Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Gynecological instrument Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Bone Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 6.5x6.75x3.5 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1520 Used to prevent uterine prolapse uterus. The lower part of the pessary would be extra-vaginal and this would have been held in place with a leather strap Cream-colored, small pillar-like instrument. The top, round piece has holes through it and the base is an oval shape. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Pessaries Pessaries Obstetrical and Gynecological Instruments Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/9b8a551c9ae0084f1a66b3f66f81f53e.jpg fb6095bf88c5467280c67d6ccdd7c44f Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal cylindrical optical instrument mounted on an adjustable stand with three curved legs, shown on a white background. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/8e809606b96ca64a4104271a34efac3c.jpg 22bef79ca2c905b750a2cb8e608277b9 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal cylindrical optical instrument with lenses and adjustment knobs mounted on a stand with three curved legs, shown on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Dezeng's refractometer Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instruments Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 07.03.15.4 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Refractometer Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource DeZeng, Henry Cataract Optical Co. (Buffalo, N.Y.) Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Michael Gordon (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1895 Type The nature or genre of the resource Ophthalmic Instrument Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Nickel-plated brass, cast iron, enamel, and glass Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 32x24 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1491 Used to detect refractive errors of the eye American instrument resembling a telescope made for ophthalmologic use. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Refractometers Eye--Refractive errors--Equipment and supplies Optical Devices Refractive Errors--instrumentation Ophthalmic instruments Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/a3111637ec9e1361bdf443a1a34a96f5.jpg 1f6526daa94632ef9c279a2c9a015614 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Orange felt garment with scalloped edges and rows of round metal discs, shown open to reveal a patterned fabric lining on a white background. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/39d078fa406279abe3abe615bef4e595.jpg ffdff5be9192ee8c32bc929b943f73d7 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Orange felt garment with scalloped edges and rows of round metal discs on the front, shown on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Electric chest and lung protector Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instruments Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 07.03.15.5 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Chest and lung protector Lung protector Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Electric Appliance Co. (Burlington, Kan.) Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Michael Gordon (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Early 20th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Quackery Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Cloth and copper Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 22x34.5 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1500 Used to prevent diseases of the chest and lung through a "Voltaic Galvanic Principle". A pink cloth vest with 20 metal buttons on the front and another 20 buttons on the back side of the vest. Used to place over the back and chest area. One shoulder has a tie to adjust to the size of the patient. Reportedly, the protective electrical current was activated via the secretions of the body as one came into contact with the metal discs of the device. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Quacks and quackery Electric machinery--Therapeutic use Alternative medicine--Equipment and supplies Quackery Complementary Therapies--instrumentation Quackery Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d52183542bf71f12e90e3b92e9b4af56.jpg 0e1260077d56cdeb9bc4586188c8bc11 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal tool with a ridged, comb-like edge and engraved side panel attached to a wooden handle, shown on a white background. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/a5fa159d8a259ed98b3aeb7d5b72330a.jpg a3612f98b2759f4585ea7884a5ec6237 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal tool with a ridged, comb-like edge, engraved side panel, and wooden handle, shown on a white background. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/271b5ff4b0776b552186d590808a01c8.jpg da6f15225f8301ae1821b5d7b55c5739 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal tool with a ridged, comb-like edge, engraved side panel, and wooden handle, shown on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Price & Rowe's patent lice comb Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instrument Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 07.03.15.6 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Lice comb Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Price & Rowe Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Michael Gordon (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Hygienic Comb Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Metal and wood Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 14.5 x3 x 3 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1503 Used to comb the hair of an individual that has been infected with lice Very rare 19th century lice comb in a cranberry-scoop form with a wooden handle. The fine, metal teeth meticulously gather the lice from the hair into the chamber. The chamber then opens from the bottom so that the lice can be removed from the comb. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Combs Pediculosis--Equipment and suppplies Lice Infestations--instrumentation Hygiene Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/141f6087b596363aad195f91eaff0c3d.jpg 1cce9b27ef89f1a2ff32f6fde2f3887e Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal medical device with adjustment screws attached to worn fabric straps, shown on a white background. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/fe5196291aa1431b99dcd1bad6052e7d.jpg 095900eb627aa1cf48a86721cbb862de Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource A folded vintage instruction pamphlet printed on aged, stained paper titled “Directions for M. Trilety’s Newest Nose Shaper.” The pamphlet contains text instructions and illustrations of a woman wearing a nose-shaping device and a man’s portrait. It advertises devices called “Crados 25,” “25 B,” “Junior Model 25,” and “Junior Model 25 B,” intended to correct “ill-shaped noses” for men, women, and children. The maker is listed as M. Trilety, Face Specialist, Binghamton, New York, U.S.A. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/1cb1539114347d458c8adf6b1f443952.txt da2d2983699c212c82471d2baefe69fb https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/1aac94a3e5688ac6b441eee4ed8c0d14.jpg 87838d4a9b86faf11310b7978edb813a Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource An open vintage instruction pamphlet for “M. Trilety’s Nose Shaper Model Trados 25.” The aged paper shows stains and fold marks. The left page contains a large illustration of hands adjusting the nose-shaping device with labeled parts (A, B, D, E1, E2) and instructions for fitting it. The right page shows a grid of illustrated nose profiles labeled 1–12 and explanatory text describing how to adjust the device for different nose shapes. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/ac3332ecf8cf69ba820f1a022506a73f.txt 09a83cefe59f2ff2c482ef2154326302 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource M. Trilety's nose shaper Trados 25 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instruments Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 07.03.15.7 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Nose shaper Trados 25 Trados 25 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Trilety, M. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Michael Gordon (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1927 Type The nature or genre of the resource Reconstruction Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Pamphlet Steel and cotton Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 10.5x21 cm Description An account of the resource Scans "NoseCorrector_FrontBack.jpg" Used for shaping and correcting the nose (quackery) Pamphlet that describes the nosepiece and what it does for the patients nose. Front and Back Cover of Pamphlet: M. Trilety, "Pioneer Noseshaping Specialist", Binghamton, NY. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Nose--Equipment and supplies Quacks and quackery Nose--instrumentation Quackery Quackery Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/17af4789839ddbcd0a7bcb8b29deba09.jpg 40f7589eda40aefc902804f4d4ae4327 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Tall red cylindrical container with brass fittings, a side tube, and a white mouthpiece at the top, shown on a white background. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/9ee6e67a72821d5443f01674137d3153.jpg cded88458a5f0e9267e6384dac21973f Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Red cylindrical container with brass fittings, a white knob, and a side tube, shown lying on its side on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Victorian pump enema Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instrument Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 07.03.15.8 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Pump enema Enema Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource M. Salt & Son Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Michael Gordon (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Enema Pump Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Metal, brass, and ivory Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 24x8.5x5 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1545 Used to administer enemas Leather encased Victorian pump enema with a japanned-metal well and brass and ivory fittings. Marked on the well-cover "M. SALT AND SON, 21 HULL ST. BIRMINGHAM, and TRUSS MAKERS TO THE HOSPITAL". The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Enema--Equipment and supplies Enema--instrumentation Therapeutic Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/2285c1c654409e3dfa9eebc46523473d.jpg adc8f2b555a2b7994524d61ad78c16b8 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Small needle instrument with bone-colored handle and removable cap. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/ac3c5f1cff88b49318b2a0e393ad124d.jpg 6cbd1b18f620cc1a38557fad832ef713 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Small needle instrument with bone-colored handle and removable cap. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Ivory and silver trocar Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instruments Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 07.04.16.4 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Trocar Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Phisick Medical Antiques Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Drainage Instrument Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Ivory and silver Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 11 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1534 Used to drain hydroceles Ivory handle with a silver needle and an ivory cap to cover the needle. The top of this delicately carved piece unscrews to reveal a silver cannula sheath which is inserted over the central needle. The ivory body of the trocar is marked with the number "2". The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Drainage, Surgical--Equipment and supplies Surgical instruments and apparatus Drainage--instrumentation Surgical Instruments Drainage Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/9ef1c6d01b98f0e7403e8dabbac7d314.jpg 927235645b72a58f227f37b4fcca550c Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal medical instrument with cylindrical body and hinged handles. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/961955abdb38ab9b3fafb1c17bab1178.jpg 6e1d62460428783e6dbac2859c17e9b8 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Metal medical instrument with hinged handles and split cylindrical body. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Segala tri-valve speculum Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instrument Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 07.04.16.5 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Tri-valve speculum Speculum Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Segala, Paul Luer (Firm : Paris, France) Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Phisick Medical Antiques Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Speculum Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Metal Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 13.5 x 8.5 x 3 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1720 Used in gynecological examinations Metal handle, screw and expanding metal tube. A metal medical instrument with a cylindrical body and hinged handles is shown against a light background. The device has a round opening at one end connected to two curved handles with textured grips and a small adjustment screw. The elongated cylindrical section extends from the opening and has a smooth metal surface with visible wear. The hinged mechanism suggests the handles control the opening of the circular end. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Speculum (Medicine) Vagina--Examination--Equipment and supplies Gynecology--instrumentation Surgical Instruments Obstetrical and Gynecological Instruments Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/32e996013b724ea9a8b342725982a7d9.jpg 8a5b136e8b7ca1ac4818fa17c0e873d6 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Handheld optical device with brass lens housing and black handle. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/db94478247cb9a37be97cfb34b4b5e42.jpg 5f55b7a133c6ca4d188b75a60363cc78 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Brass handheld optical device engraved “DU DR. DONNÉ” with black handle. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Dr. Donne's lactometer Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instruments Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 07.10.12.1 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Lactometer Lactoscope Du Dr. Donné Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Donné, Alfred, 1801-1878 Chez Soleil une de l'Odeon a Paris Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource M. & R. Gordon (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Obstetric/testing Instrument Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Brass, ebony and glass Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 11x3.5x3.5 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1368 Used to measure the quality of the mother's milk Instrument contained in a wooden case. A handheld optical device with a brass circular lens housing and a black handle is shown against a light background. The front features a large round lens surrounded by a ridged brass ring. A small cone-shaped brass attachment protrudes from the side of the lens housing. The handle is smooth, tapered, and dark, likely made of wood or hard rubber, connected to the brass head by a short metal neck. The second image shows engravings on the brass, including "DU DR. DONNÉ." The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Breast milk–-Equipment and supplies Breastfeeding--Equipment and supplies Milk, Human--instrumentation Breast Feeding--instrumentation Testing and Measurement Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/71d4290781e3920aab743b4ef0423d5b.jpg ec4fd95cdd3b7ff95a570f9f37785dea Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Open red-lined case containing cylindrical metal medical instrument with detachable rods. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/f20c9486e847483d6e009245865225f2.jpg a09f25fa52d663cff30ac1b8daab88d9 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Cylindrical metal medical instrument with brass fittings and three detachable rods. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Dr. Bloch's sphygmomanometer Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instruments Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 07.10.12.4 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Sphygometer Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Bloch, Dr. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource M. & R. Gordon (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1880 Type The nature or genre of the resource Measuring Instrument Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Steel, silver, brass and cork Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 6.5 cm and 8.5 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1667 Used to measure blood pressure Four tools made of silver, steel, brass and cork. The first image shows an open rectangular case lined with red fabric displays a set of metal medical instruments arranged in fitted compartments. The set includes a cylindrical metal instrument with gold-toned fittings and engraved text on the barrel, along with several detachable metal rods and attachments of varying lengths. The interior lid is padded and lined in matching red fabric, and the dark exterior case has a textured finish with a small latch at the front. In the second image, the metal instruments are removed from the case and arranged on a light background. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Sphygmomanometers Blood pressure--Measurement--Equipment and supplies Sphygmomanometers Diagnostic Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/1f3f938b9a2dc62ac2e3435e4e627784.jpg 0d5a4891e88d938d61d2b3c0e3a2b937 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Black cylindrical device with brass plaque and glass tube beside blue-lined case. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/c1c12c68ab8035fa9bf2a31157c90070.jpg b6f267d21afb61db597b9422f3a2c4d4 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Black cylindrical device with a curved glass tube on top. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/bb5d95207731b0c7791c6c6c6a61a04e.jpg 61a0b3a9fd29955f46d6cced10b548a9 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Black cylindrical device with brass plaque and glass tube on top. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Dr. Siegel's inhaler Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instruments Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 07.10.12.5 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Inhaler Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Siegel, Adam, Dr. Krohne & Sesemann (Firm) Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource M. & R. Gordon (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1864 Type The nature or genre of the resource Inhaler Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Metal and glass Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 14.5x4.5 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1390 Used to assist patients in the inhalation of medication to treat asthmatic symptoms Metal instrument used to help asthmatic patients inhale medication. Metal plate on the front of the instrument says: Dr SIEGELS PATENT 1864 Npo 1012 SOLE MANUFACTURER KROHNE & SESEMANN LONDON". Came inside a small case with an extra glass tube and a piece of rope. The images show a tall black cylindrical device with a round base displayed alongside its open rectangular storage case lined in bright blue fabric. The device features a vertical cutout window revealing an internal chamber and a curved clear glass tube fitted into the top, secured with a dark stopper and a brass oval plaque on the front reads. One image shows the device standing next to the open case with a separate clear glass component placed in front, while the other views present closer details of the cylindrical body, side window, brass plaque, and the glass tube at the top. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Inhalers Respiratory therapy--Equipment and supplies Nebulizers and Vaporizers Respiratory Therapy--instrumentation Therapeutic Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/e3ec4dc634251985d66a28e5f61e733f.jpg 634a7e7d02458f1ab0e3b70a60cf7bad Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Rectangular brass box with a hinged lid slightly ajar, shown on a white background. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/6e01c043792b030e5915f7610069edfe.jpg abd9bc53e54d99a7a201042e3c024f81 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Rectangular brass box with its hinged lid open, revealing the interior, on a white background. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/84142b3bbd426331c9ee284888a06f37.jpg 7eb041cc17938a4c34c28a6ec5e55564 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Rectangular brass box with a partially open hinged lid and attached side bracket or handle, shown on a white background. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/23af44ee9dbdb816c14d1fb48a61bf95.jpg 9915e383475728911ae5fb5cca774e22 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Rectangular brass container with open front compartments and a side mounting bracket, shown on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Brass sputum cup Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instruments Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 08.03.10 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Sputum cup Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 20th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Receptacles Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Brass Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 7.5x7.5x6 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1675 Brass box with a sprung-hinge top. The bottom of the box has no bottom and there is a small handle on the side. Missing disposable waxed paper liner. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Sputum--Equipment and supplies Sputum--instrumentation Receptacles Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Kaczmarek, Jessie Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/f57567707166e26af36a943f83015c89.jpg 66a32053866a57c84b36c8a9b1cab7e5 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Small blue glass vessel with a rounded body and silver-toned metal lid and base on a white background. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/59583be7d7f69f8fb761f7484317c690.jpg 56d2106f6ddd53c527c505e711c8f9eb Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Blue glass vessel with a silver-toned hinged lid opened to reveal the interior, on a white background. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/801347af37797f82af3b70f518b87202.jpg fed4afaa2d529a624cf863e0713c66ba Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Blue glass bottle with a threaded neck and detached silver-toned metal cap, lying on its side on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Dr. Dettweiler's sputum flask Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instruments Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 08.06.17.1 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Sputum flask Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Dettweiler, Peter, 1837-1904 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Phisick Medical Antiques Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Glassware Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Glass and silver Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 11.5 x 3.5 x 7.5 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1376 Used to collect the expectorate from tuberculosis patients German sputum flask for English consumption (tuberculosis). Blue, glass container that has an opening on the top and the bottom. The openings both have silver caps. The top flips opens while the bottom cap screws on and off. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Sputum--Equipment and supplies Sputum--instrumentation Receptacles Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/0eec9961aaa7715b260df18b04c4e329.jpg f63c7269cf4b35ba54a15c679743cec2 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Clear glass vessel with curved spout and circular top opening. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/1cc83455eded9a80272a8ffad9702a6d.jpg 164bec92bbdfdf395b8f6ed300821134 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Clear embossed glass bottle labeled “SAFEGUARD” with attached thermometer. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/1157f3ce98841b2e9f6c4b90f7e25780.jpg 13a3b6b3474f45a46d81d57d7f005859 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Clear glass vessel with long narrow spout and circular top opening. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/7bf855973b79533777ae50b0ad3d7a2e.jpg d1416af37c39e325b9cd50959757865d Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Glass baby bottles Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instrument Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 08.07.10.1 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Baby bottles Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource M. & R. Gordon (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Late 19th cent.-early 20th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Receptacles Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Glass Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 18x5x6.75 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1338 Used to bottle feed babies Glass, oval shaped bottle with an opening at the top and an opening in the larger chamber. A clear glass vessels with an elongated, bulb-shaped bodies shown against a light background. One end of each bottle narrows into a long, straight spout with a small flared tip. Near the top of the rounded section, there is a circular opening with a raised rim. The transparent surface shows minor imperfections and light reflections in the glass. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Bottle feeding--Equipment and supplies Bottle Feeding--instrumentation Infant and invalid feeding utensils Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/5cf31fa5020461d82ea67fd1922a2aa5.jpg b148bb42f02b4a9deec849593bc4886d Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Silver folding fork with a hinged set of stacked tines. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/ddb71e5ee0b6d2aae161044cb0e22d9a.jpg f385e17ef152a30146dfdbcca4efa300 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Side view of a silver folding fork with hinged stacked tines. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Solid silver implement for amputee by Aubry Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instrument Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 09.03.13.1 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Implement for amputee Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Aubry (Firm : Paris, France) Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Michael Gordon (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Eating Utensils Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Silver Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 23x2.5 cm. Description An account of the resource In original case Image 101-1426 Used to help amputees eat Solid silver implement that resembles a fork except the head extends to a horizontal position revealing another fork-like structure. A silver folding utensil is shown against a light background. It has a long, flat handle with a rounded end on the left. Near the right end, a hinged section holds several fork tines that fold out and stack together, forming a multi-tined fork. The metal surface is smooth and reflective. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Implements, utensils, etc. Amputees--Rehabilitation--Equipment and supplies Cooking and Eating Utensils Amputees--Rehabilitation--instrumentation Functional Aid Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/68f67ee230d882fe9b5a1dd7199905b9.jpg 3ef4e1b4e3c0797f87f8a04c254b8c43 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Brass binocular microscope with dual eyepieces and circular stage. Front view. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/23a41dc1c676b1c9379fc5b5e6cf93c0.jpg 1e06aeabbd19e84614b4d296456b2f9a Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Brass binocular microscope with dual eyepieces and circular stage. Rear view. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Binocular compound microscope Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instruments Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 85.1.1 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Compound microscope Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource R. & J. Beck (Firm) Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Alex Peck (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Microscope (Binocular) Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Brass, Wooden Case Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 44x27.5 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1303 Used to magnify and examine items such as cells too small to be seen otherwise Brass, binocular, compound microscope. The stage is 14 cm in diameter with the eyepiece extending 3 cm. Contained in a wooden case. A brass binocular microscope is displayed against a light background. The instrument features two angled eyepieces at the top, a large focusing knob on the side, and a circular mechanical stage with adjustment controls. Beneath the stage is a round mirror for directing light. The microscope is supported by a curved arm and a sturdy, multi-footed brass base. A small label with the number “3950” is affixed to the front of the base. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Compound microscopes Microscopy—instrumentation Diagnostic Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/2336abd87757cb5512c6efc678ab3369.jpg 34a5d5f9a7a359f1993f76d3189e4b87 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Clear glass laboratory apparatus with spherical chamber and attached tubes. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/ebd1a9f674c41413be5d7722909a6154.jpg 273d75ceef142b22392a600f283026e4 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Clear glass laboratory apparatus with spherical chamber and attached tubes. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Cold anode gas tube Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instruments Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 86.5.1.1 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Anode gas tube Gas tube Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1900 Type The nature or genre of the resource X-Ray tube Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Glass and steel Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 31 x 12 cm. Description An account of the resource Image 101-1646 Used in X-rays Gas tube that has a tin anode and a cup-shaped cathode. A clear glass laboratory apparatus with a large spherical chamber is shown against a light background. The sphere is connected to elongated glass tubes extending from opposite sides. One side contains a narrow internal tube with a small metal component attached, while another curved glass outlet tube extends downward from the sphere. The transparent glass reveals internal elements and connections within the device. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource X-ray tubes X-Rays--instrumentation Imaging Equipment Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Batt, Richard C. Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/33b1cbd02f59a9e83e5024dd13b0e3c2.jpg 776c3d96e86c325de4189b4ce5cf87cb Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Polished brass antique microscope with mechanical stage and mirror. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Powell & Lealand "No. 1" Stand Microscope Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instrument Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 88.11.1 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. No. 1 Stand Microscope Stand microscope Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Powell & Lealand (London, England) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1884 Type The nature or genre of the resource Microscope Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Brass and glass Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 48x29 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1665 (Cropped from Image 101-1498) Used for viewing small organisms not visible to the naked eye Metal microscope, which is taller and heavier than most microscopes. Manufactured in 1884, it represents perhaps the height of microscope design and craftmanship in England. A polished brass microscope is shown against a light background. The instrument features a tall cylindrical body tube with a large focusing knob on the side and multiple objective lenses mounted on a rotating nosepiece. It has a mechanical stage with adjustment controls, several fine and coarse focus knobs, and a circular mirror mounted beneath the stage. The microscope stands on a three-legged brass base with angled supports. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Microscopes Microscopy—instrumentation Diagnostic Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Merrilees, William H. Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/2a38918902fee4b5cd6d931a07306a12.jpg 114580b859e31931797a1b7db6439747 https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d02415bfbbd1d17dda6a5aa30b7a67fc.jpg 2d3bfb559e545562b5e3ed4e50dc75c1 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Brass "Jones" improved compound monocular microscope Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instruments Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 91.9.1 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Jones improved compound monocular microscope Compound monocular microscope Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource G. Adams (Firm : London, England) Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Brian M. Powers (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Microscope (Monocular) Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Brass Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 36.5x14 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1308 Used to magnify and examine items such as cells too small to be seen otherwise Brass, monocular, compound microscope with a detachable and moveable lens attached to the stage. A brass microscope mounted on a rectangular wooden base is displayed against a light background. The device features a long cylindrical brass tube extending vertically, along with adjustable components including a circular gauge, a lens holder, and a small rotating wheel. The polished brass elements contrast with the dark wood base. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Compound microscopes Microscopes Monoculars Microscopy—instrumentation Diagnostic Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/28431442a0f0f15a2223cc6daf284f3e.jpg fb52b462a74495f4a8070b03cdbc3b4b Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Brass ear trumpet with a curved listening tube and white earpiece tip on a white background, set bell-down. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/9483c5ef11d3c1693d604d0fbf06102c.jpg ce200caef45147e61cb3f9d73ff716f2 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Brass ear trumpet with a curved tube, white earpiece tip, and decorative openwork grille inside the flared bell, shown on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Ear trumpet Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instruments Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 93.4.2 LIB-HSL001 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Hawksley (Firm : London, England) Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Wessex (Firm) Cravens, Annette Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1860 Type The nature or genre of the resource Hearing Device Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Ivory and brass Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 18x9 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1452 Used by people that are hard-of-hearing to amplify surrounding noises Brass ear trumpet with an ivory earpiece and a metal plate of the front stating "Hawksley London". The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Hearing aids Hearing Aids Functional Aid Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/fcbc0e9761bcda37d8d8e0f77515345a.jpg af3b97e8b87db684b26390cc73de70e5 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Black and brass antique microscope with rotating objective lenses and square stage. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/708ebf3301cb6d72056920ed8cccf3a4.jpg dd6f363e9928d8126bcb3fe0290c4ca4 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Black and brass antique microscope with rotating objective lenses and square stage. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Microscope Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instruments Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 94.9.3 LIB-HSL001 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Spencer Lens Company Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1918 Type The nature or genre of the resource Microscope Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Bakelite, enamel, laquered brass, glass Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 28 x 11 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1485 Used to magnify and examine items such as cells too small to be seen otherwise Horseshoe base, black microscope with brass knobs in case. Bausch & Lomb Opticals; Spencer Lens Co. (Buffalo, N.Y.) Patent number 45754. A black and brass microscope is shown against a light background. The instrument features a cylindrical body tube with a black finish and gold-toned metal fittings. It has multiple objective lenses mounted on a rotating nosepiece, a flat square stage with clips, adjustment knobs on the side, and a curved arm attached to a sturdy base. The brass components contrast with the dark frame, and the mechanical parts are clearly visible. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Microscopes Microscopy--instrumentation Diagnostic Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Bunnell, Ivan Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/babe80d29e510f18212979c83f8ff80e.jpg ed2f06d2645021a4a440bed206b00552 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Ivory tube with meta handle. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/2993ef80e893ad16eb9a2b023451b624.jpg 6acf497e1bf566279de8787cbfd412e5 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Ivory tube with meta handle. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Vaginal speculum Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 96.10.1 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Speculum Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Ivory and metal Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpg Description An account of the resource Image 101-1724 Single piece of ivory that has a metal handle. The ivory tube starts at the handle at 4.5 cm and the diameter decreases to 3.5 cm. Used in gynecological examinations The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Speculum (Medicine) Vagina--Examination--Equipment and supplies Gynecology--instrumentation Surgical Instruments Obstetrical and Gynecological Instruments Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Cravens, Annette Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2009-11-04 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. McGuire Medical Instrument Collection Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/1a9443afe894764f54c965a562fc9184.jpg ab004923573714300b4523073cc9de51 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Antique metal tongs with a central pivot and curved hook ends on a white background. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/c95d0ec89834c61875dcd582fbcee648.jpg bb01b3b16947bdb3d6a104a919f3980c Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Rusty antique metal tool with a central pivot and three hooked arms spread open on a white background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Dental pelican Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instruments Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context J1.1 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Pelican Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Dental Instruments Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Steel Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 15.5 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1633 Used in the extraction of teeth Long steel shaft with two attached arms that extend and rotate to multiple positions depending on the desires of the doctor. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Teeth--Extraction--Equipment and supplies Tooth Extraction--instrumentation Dental Surgery Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Cravens, Annette Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/5fc7a3a48367a227f46e6f665c73b379.jpg a8d5beed399107fb28a900110119bf08 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Framed National Prohibition Act prescription form for whiskey with handwritten entries. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/2793dd38a634181313bf54f28cab9f93.jpg 6034f73c906f0557fa518fe0e9b4f369 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource National Prohibition Act prescription form with handwritten entries and decorative border. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Prescription for whiskey during Prohibition Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instrument Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context K1.1 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Whiskey prescription Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1927 Type The nature or genre of the resource Prescription Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Wood and glass frame Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Frame: 28.5 x 23.5 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1684 Used to obtain whiskey for medicinal purposes during Prohibition Paper, filled-out prescription for whiskey in a wooden and glass frame. A framed document displays a “Prescription Blank National Prohibition Act” form with decorative floral borders and a patterned background. The top reads “Issued by U.S. Internal Revenue” above the title. Printed details include “Book No. D192251,” “Blank No. 18,” and a handwritten “Permit No. 91751.” The form contains handwritten entries, including a date in 192_, names, and signatures. Printed sections read “For Use of Druggist or Pharmacist Only,” “This Prescription Must Not Be Refilled,” “See Regulations for Penalties Imposed,” “Form No. 1403,” and “Revised Feb. 1922.” A label beneath the document within the frame reads, “A Prescription for Whiskey During Prohibition.” The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Whiskey--Controlled release Drugs--Prescribing Alcohol Drinking--therapy Prescriptions Prescription Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/484cd835a64e914aac3e965591c41a81.jpg c9740edfc6579f1efa6eab4a4c8593c3 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Amber glass bottle with 1903 University of Buffalo chemical laboratory label. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/be12b08a197ed90340a1cddbbf3a74ca.jpg c5785b43e1f7ec3f0c332db6ecfc0873 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Amber May Brook Whiskey bottle with black and gold Hagen & Travers label. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Whiskey bottle Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instrument Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context K1.2 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Bottle Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Hagan & Travers (Firm : Buffalo, N.Y.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1903 Type The nature or genre of the resource Bottle Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Amber glass with wooden stopper Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 17x3x7.5 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1679 Used to hold whiskey alcohol for medicinal purposes Amber glass bottle with a wooden stopper at the top opening. Label on both sides; one side details the company name and logo; the other side details from Herbert N. Hill, Ph.D. "Gentleman:- I have carefully examined the sample of MAY BROOK WHISKEY, A BLEND submitted for analysis and find the same to be free from fusel oil or other deterious substance. Respectfully, [signed Herbert N. Hill]. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Whiskey decanters Bottles Drug Packaging--instrumentation Food Packaging--instrumentation Receptacles Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/c40cf3b226299defb1fd4e315a9cee57.jpg 71894401711b440357912d2158962bad Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Disassembled antique medical pump with metal rods, valves, rubber tubing, and braided hose. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/639c583800f3b1d3a0eaa86295db134b.jpg 78111ffed6816482ed2cd1f0668d1d15 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Open purple-lined case containing antique medical pump, metal rods, valves, and rubber tubing. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Aspirator set Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available McGuire Medical Instruments Collection Health Sciences Library State University of New York at Buffalo Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context L1.1 LIB-HSL001 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Late 19th cent. Type The nature or genre of the resource Metal, Rubber, Glass and Wood Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. 12.5x27.5x4.5 cm Description An account of the resource Image 101-1687 Used to draw off gases and fluids from various parts of the body Set includes exhausting syringe, stop cock, stopper, Trocars and cannulae contained in purple-lined black wooden case. First image: A collection of antique medical instrument components is arranged on a light background. The set includes a cylindrical metal pump with a T-shaped handle, several metal valves and connectors, long slender metal rods with threaded ends, a braided flexible metal hose, and a brown rubber tube with a small glass bulb at one end. The pieces are separated and laid out to show their individual forms and attachments. Second image: An open rectangular case lined with purple fabric displays a set of antique medical instruments arranged in fitted compartments. The case contains a cylindrical metal pump, several long metal rods secured with black straps, metal valves and connectors, a brown rubber tube, and a braided flexible hose. The interior lid is also lined with purple fabric, and the exterior of the case is dark with brass-colored latches. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Aspiration and aspirators—Equipment and supplies Suction--instrumentation Drainage Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 11/4/2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/0fef210641964b9c76f5e3f353f568fe.jpg c0f547a0c9ddf69505ec61e556cddd6a Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Open wooden medical kit containing a metal inhaler device, leather mask, and rubber hose in a drawer. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/37cffd901d749661f2fd9ce334263618.jpg 46c9466c7bb63594a88f0d3c33fce4ab Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Antique metal inhaler with spherical chamber, leather mask, and rubber hose. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection Description An account of the resource <p>The Edgar R. McGuire Historical Medical Instrument Collection was established in 1985 by Mrs. Annette Cravens in memory of her father, chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Buffalo from 1914 until his death in 1931.</p> <p>The collection, containing more than 150 instruments or sets of instruments chosen for their illustration of past medical and dental procedures, includes microscopes, surgical instruments, anatomical models, a leech jar and bleeding cups, and dental instruments.</p> <p>For more information about this collection, see the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Health Sciences Library History of Medicine</a>.</p> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL001 Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Ombrédanne inhaler Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context L1.2 LIB-HSL001 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Inhaler Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Ombrédanne, Louis (Louis Marie Arsène), 1871-1956 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Alex Peck (Firm) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1908 Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpg Description An account of the resource Image 101-1704 Used to administer ether (anesthesia) during surgery; metal body with stand, hard rubber mask, and rubber tubing in a wooden box with a bottom drawer. First image: An open wooden box with metal latches reveals antique medical equipment inside. The upper compartment contains a metal spherical container, a small metal valve assembly, and a brown leather mask. A black rubber hose is coiled inside a pull-out drawer at the bottom. The box is made of light-colored wood with visible grain and silver-toned hardware. Second image: A metal medical inhalation device is displayed upright next to a detachable brown leather mask and a black rubber hose. The device has a spherical metal chamber mounted on a vertical stand with a round base. The leather mask is attached to a short metal connector, and the rubber hose is coiled loosely beside it. The background is plain and light-colored. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Inhalers Anesthetics--Administration--Equipment and supplies Anesthesiology--Apparatus and instruments Nebulizers and Vaporizers Anesthesiology--instrumentation Anesthesia Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2009-11-04 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. McGuire Medical Instrument Collection LIB-HSL001 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Robert L. Brown History of Medicine Collection Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">Contact the History of Medicine Collection with questions.</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d5522af657d9ee770f68beafbad7b93d.pdf a535e71d07129cb65454b81c3672b977 PDF Text Text ON LES ;;' Ilt H A VE GAY TIME MAN OFFICES TO FILLEDBY NEW MEN. I -e6a"~~-. I I Loc al Temple of Shriners Ent ertains I\lany Ou t-ot-Town Guests a t B anquet and Dance In Stutler's Hote l. La'1 the Sh thoU!'h thiUes night "'a' a I\""la night with Change of Administration at City -Jl all Means the Departure of D emocrats. 11w.1jt1! mor .. "'emen thr.n mer. L .. t night the ~ne:,:c:. of thi5 city and ~ \"1 inln", sum total" as: (·'·~r ~j'II). they "'ere abetted In their fe~. ACt r an e"~el1ent c.srd had betn Ee!'\"ed Potentate D ~ ... o t by . a ronslderable attendance ar :::e end caUed the as~e-mbly to order "I'ltl g nobl... The atralr t ok It \\"0. with dlmc\llt~· that the nobl.; rla.ct- at. ~·&tJtr·:; Hotel. th3.~ phr-e bp· 1":~ ch )&en tor the rea!'=on tbat th~ Womtn at anrt h('ar. th(' He made far table<=:. .... ould vcry f;Ucltou:o sIzE. ot the company d~manded such a ~p~e~~: atnd~hjntrOdu('ed . ~oble John R. dint ,.., e r ~ (I L tea go, He ~poke on nlat .. nC" r r"m S~ ~tatler ~._ Th~ splE"n·:1td ter.~ pertaining to the order. and bri~r I a " sight \\'as prt~ented of ylO "'omen and men n e\'enln;:; garb. ~ated n one speeche~ follnwed fn)m Dr Pe-tt-T Bar, keY!Jf Erie. Pa... )Jr. Edward E. Amf'S body Tbe tables were decorated with ~f Kalamazoo. :'IHeh .. and George K. ta~('ttul dE~ ~n~ ln la.pier mache and .._taplE"~ of Buf[alo. The speeches WE"r~ pumpkins, 1I1:'hted from within by elec- then ended. and the audience rose to tr,c :,~ht~. Th~ o'\'e:-head lights ~'ere-I their fe~t and san, "America:" after ~OfUy !haded. and with red '!ezes and which they adjourned to the \"erand8~ ~ jen-c:ed i"m.blem~ in abundance. the and corridors while the ball room wa5' s.~ht arto"rded was certaJnly a splendid I being made out of thi? dining-room .. ODe.. There was a g:-ea.t change whf'n DancJng then be~an and continued. dur- ~ th able!!: h3.d bf't'n C'leared. the short ling the night. The out-ai-town guests s~eecheQ madf', and the dancing b('· were -!ls follo't\·s: ga.n. The IIght~ we-re brightening. the ~ Al b. F~ight. B. F . Kunz. Daton. Ohio: ""lndows ope-ned. let:ing In the cool. Eamge1 " - R!cha.rdson. )O:~W York City: frC'~h aut:.:.m;J-n~. ht ali, and at the far pilt~b'ur~ood:A~ Boston: ~. Robinson. fond of the ~hall the pu:sations of. the- Conn: Francis mBI~("~4bU:r;"!~V;·TO~~~~t.or~. waltz mu':'":-c "'ere barely aUdible. I·-\' ~ndan. Indlanapolis;- George' "" th.3.nks to the ~y c!'latter and the ~lart.~:r. Toledo; JO~E'J'h BrClwsan Bin!;nd or glldtnc- te-et. It "'nc:: a b""llltant amt~n: "., T. B~attle. TT(">Y. "x t. t'lnctlon.. and ... ne ::oupremely £>njo'\ ed l!ennnp BI:1("Kman. HE'ppner. Oregon: C ~'ere prE'seont. . , T. JO, .~. Indianapolis. n R LensoO>man. b}' all w I ......f>tro t. C" E. O.1ell De-trf'lit· John R ':\ O BLE (;RE E ~ PRESIDES. I i£>trJ!C'" <;hhl('a~f'); "'. D... )Ia('locian. Cle'\"ean. l: IlrlE"s " . !:'tp.vens. Chicago: Thou£h mE'ft}Y It r~~ular mee-ting of ~!lcmas P. B:l..1ht.. Philadelphia. J P. the 10C'al :.emple th:!lo pre~ence of so I GT~rlar~a t T<:ronto: JI. ~I. TTi''tJown. I many o· \ aughn. C'~lumbu~, Q and 'he- womE ' . : rour-of-town guest ~, . . .L"onPa . rddi'!:· -,...E1c· K-!'enna. R""ading Pa n ma'.Ie the atrair one- (If ~reat size and Han'e,' C. Reed. Chtc..a.t:'G. W De.aTIi~~· ('on~equence. It is not often that the Albany: J. D. H8nni~an. "-at·(>rto'\Yn we-wen re a~k~d in and whenever Y-: J. A. Baird, ('olumbu~o (). I Charles the~- ar~ every member's card is full. ~oa!~::oo In~~napoli<;;; BEdw~Td A.~es. I Th~ re~ult Js that thf're are always York Cit,·' •·'l·il.OhE-· -nT... bb .. E"rie. ard. " •, d~ . \\ f' Pa. :\'l~W I Candldateo; f,,"lr politiC-ill 3Ppolnlmc-nt5-\ hE" wtshcl" to. may reolUOYC' the q enti re unrlt'l'r the lnooming R~pu1)hC'.an ad.t lin- bO~1".l"Utlll np~lnt Re-~uhll("'3.n~ ,a.. th~tr j;;:tt"3.t on ilIt' nlreally thkker than bee'"' "'U\,C'E;~sM·~ • .:so MLln.n ~ttaches to the In fru.t urt.:.hard on a :o:ummer's attF-T- po~ltion. Tht"rt." :ll"1;', In connection \\ It b noon and th~rE' I~~ t:'''i:'-V r""t...'::01 (1I' be- the hoard. two salaried It(l~tttons. On(" to; _ _ t, 1.... of them i~ that of s~cn.. tan·, 1000 a. lIeytn~ thE' scramble tor otTIl.'{'s will Wilg'e right rnC'rrUy until the ~~lt"ct1on of the lU<.'ky (mt'~ j:-; annouI1t.'ed 011 "'la-IL... line of the plum~ nlost OO~E'rly :o;ou~ht i~ th~ position ot Health Commi~"'ioncr. Dr. EI'ne-st 'Yende. thE' prest'nt Del:)Ocr:atic Incumbent. has serVt~ tWO tt"rm~. " hen lO}:1~a.r B. J~welt, Republic--..an. was ..1, ted :'Ilayor he reapI'oln:e,1 Pro \\~('nde. 1t l~ not knvwn what coU1-S~ )tayor Kntg-ht intends to pursUf'. S '·tral prominC'nt Rt."publit.:an. phy~ldan~. tnduding Dr. ~Yalt.tr 1.) nrc 'll and others have their llnes out for Dr. \Yc;lde's joh. It pays ~4000 n year. Patrllk J. Kennt:.dy, Republkan Gen(Tal Comnli tft~t?man of the Secono. w ard, b mentiont'd for the Deputy commt~Fion('r or Streets. "-i1Ham P. ~I.(.'Carth~~. I I I th~ deCf'uted n,-~pub1i('an nomln~c tor .;', ssembly in the First dfsuh:t, l'ould hI?' pr('\"nil~d upon to accept the po~ition X· T hey D ined and Danced at S tatler· s ("~st EvenIng. ~~ ~ ~ts.tler·s The- !-'!n11 .-:-;-: e-!lO;lon of -,c.t .:: It Wll~ the ()('casie'n Gf the reo:'~p1 :J. .nll M.II il"en by tbe ..... ht1 t..... ., B )a:a!o to \"i ... ltlr::: member-;. f h. oN('r. d ot"('r . DoL'e" and thetr WiT ... ,,""pre LD .ote-'ldBnC'l". The tp,;;.!h·itlE· ... bt>g:lu ~'th k b:lnquet. alee" wbtch ~hort • , ~b "e-re m:tdeo ttr :!"!01!~ ~!d!iIlll!~ Dr Bnrr9.~o, John R. Jeffries 0 ~l cn~). r. retE'!' Barkt'y (,t Erie. EdtOru E . .Am(~ ot KnJ.~lU;' % '. )t:c-h., nnd Ge<-H'ge K. Staples of Buffalo. Aftrr the addressb tbe nohlt"~ and their !:"e ... t .. adjourned to tbe ("()rrllt')f.:i and l'eTln c;t tb~ hotf') whlle the lmmt'u~~ dln- .• m \\1:. .. LEAST, ]adIe~ we n ' {~ ""'re inK to 0 ~ . reen called. the meetR. Jet'lrles o( ChlcaltO. : oble John by Dr. Peter Barke,' oP~ '~a.s foUow.;d I ward E. Ames or 'K r e. Pa.. Edand ~rge K. Stapl""al'!.,,;;,zoo. lllch .• After thl! ~P'€'e'Ches ~ 0.... utfaJo. cloared IOlher.<. , ..:\~ a and t • the dining room room. and da,,'.ln urn~ Into a ball throughout the nlggt. \\ as conUnued Tt\·o deputy as!$l~tant city attorn ey." I : $:::000 each. I :\[ana~lns:::: C'lerk, ~HOO. ("lerk. $1200. TWl) stenographe:-s. $900 t"ac-h" One d(-tl?('ti\"t". $~OO. One mt:'$:,t.."II1ger. $900. One offlce boy . $300. HfLrhor l~omlUlssion Attor ney, $1500. Public ' \"Torkg 'l....\)mm lsstoner ""f\ r 1 will haye the!'Oe offlce$ to h a nd out I n th /1ns~/ H e Sa ys, " I Am i n P olitics t or :Pl ea sur e and N ot for Office " V ast H orde of Hungry :Poll ticia ns. r",~ult I I The merry. merry scramble tor the SP(llls of the vlCLOrv recently won by the Republicans goes on with IncreasIng fen'or, and already it has becotne certain that there will be at least three candidates (or every jub. and as high as t wen t)" fur some. :.!ayor·elen E. C. Knight has gone to Alban)", where he ,,;U tor a !\:w days escape the Inlporlunltle. of offlce ~eekers and attempt to get n IJn~ on who hl!il ~ucce5sor 2.:-; Stat~ c..... ptroller wlU be. This is really one of the most ~crious features wIth which the organfzz:ltic.lfl Is confronted. and althou~h it Is M claimed on all sides that an Eflt" ('Ilun- POl:tm~~~d'::ta~n""~~s~~~aOnthaye t he a p ty man will be named as ;\{r. Knight's ney at $2,50(). which poeltlon IClt y Alto r · succe~80r. there are a Dumber of very by ~" S ., s now held I wise poUtIcian~ "no dedare that th~ $" 000 . ·h Jackson: two deputies at appointment will go elsewhere tban to b-;;Ing ~~c S· i"hP p r ese-nt Incumb~nts thl~ county. an attnr~e,: to ann and A. H . Jack90n; State Committeeman Wllliam C at $I 600 ' . the Harbor CommlRSlon ,Yarren, who has been mentioned I~ be-Jng Joh~ ~ar. ~he .present Incumbent connection with the place. this morning at $1400 . . R,} an. a managIng clprk Elatd to an Enquirer reporter, be-Ing AI:O~::rJ' IhKe PIresent Jncumbent "1 am not a candidate for the State $1"00 . ar and a clerk at C:omptrollershlp. I do DOt want It. . - , the pr~~ent Incumbent b I I In Cact. I am In polltlcs tor pleasure and not I tor omce:~ Xo conferences have yet been held among t h e Iea d ers TE'garding the filling of yarlous offices. but a meeting will be held within a few days and the fillIng of otHces discuss length. There are four c j es for the papltlon of City At - u].der Charles L. Feldman, wh ~5 the ·w Corporatlon CounslE"J. he four e Percy S. Lan~downe, t. Hen:'y Bull. John J. Ih'ncs and H. ~-. ~b. Mr. IAnsl.owne and Capt. 11 are the most E'nergetlC' of the c dldate.. The posl", , lion pays $3.0()0 .. year. Henry W . let. ~ leen IS the pr S"nt erty Attorney. and "'11\ be su""eeded by Mr. L.snsdowne oh h:lll been slated for some t ime tor the place. _ I I I'" ."€' appointment~. ~.\~istant Ht'alth Officer . $2000. of the Republican victor y ('hler Ch~rk. $1500. on Tue;.;day. many chang('s ,\,111 be made Rt"glstrar of Y ital Stn.tigt i<' ~. $1200. in the ranks of those holding po~ttlon:; ~!ayor Knight wj\\ al.n h a ,'e the apin the munklpal 5ervi("e. .Among the appointments to be ma~le are the tol- pointment ot 10 P ark eom mls~ionC'rs flowIng. with the ~alarles of the ditrprent (no sala.ry) an examtner o f statlonsn' pngineel's at $1500 a year ; th e a ppolntpo!,jtlon~. ::\!ayoi's omce--::\Iayor'~ se<'r"'Ptary, nlf'nt of t he ~pervlslJ1g a nd exarnl,11r.,.. $:::100; lIcen~e elf rk. $1200, me~s.~ngl!r, plum'Uer s (no ~alft.ry): h a rbo r- maste-r. $l~OO: 011 in::lpector (fee'S). welghma~ler $900; ~tenographer. $i:O. It Is ~tlpula-ted b)r law that the local for ' Va...c::.hlnglon.;\f ark eL. S600 ; C'. tre ... Civil Kpn'lct> Commiss.ion shall be made talrer for ' Va!'l h ingto n M a rke t. $300; up of J1l~n in polttlcal !;ympathy with poundkeept:l', $400: k eeper Howa rd N'mtlH' :\layor. The. hoard ('onslst~ of 1:5 etpry (!ee_); market ~ Ierk. $1800; thr.,., market clerk s, $900 ea ch. and Inenlbl~r"'" At lea~t ]0 of the membpt"S a..q~i~tant thrPe a.s~I~tant market c1erk~ at $800 ot the pre-~t'nt board art> Democrats. PAt'h. >:one of thE" po~ltlon~ Inpntioned The poli tI('a I ~tandIng ot some ot th~ others Is In doubt. )Iayor Knigh t. It in this list Is under ci vil serYl ("~ control. I 00 a I Chle! Engineer, Pumping Sta tion. John J, Hynps, Pt"rc-y S. Lansdowne. Hf"nry A. Bull and H. "-. Bru8h are $~OOO . Bureau of Streets. gaid to be t.:~ndidate~ for the position SupE-rintendent. $2000. of dty attorne:\-" in rhe office of CorA"lstant SuperIntendent. $150(). pOI-ation Coun.<;;;el Feldman. Thl~ job i~ Bureau o! B\llldin~: worth S300n a yE'Q.r. Among tho~~ talked Superintendent. $3000. of for minor po:::lt1on~ in ~1r. Feldman 's .Assi~tant Superin t enden t. $HiOO. offiee art? Edward :\I. Bhe-Idon. Ge-orge }l<:"alth Commissioner ,Yen d e'~ t('rm S. Buck. Arthur D.Eiss-. Edward RE"';.ran. John J. ~ullivan . E. (" Han(hn'rk. E.'xph·e~ on J an. 4. lie may be re-mo,\·t'd_ The job pay. $4000 a year. With It go John T R)~ .• n. George B. )!unn and MR. WARREN DOES NOT -;:ANT COMPTROLLERSHIP. wa~ and theIr are a5 follow~; l~tt:r .\ttornE'~~. $3000. A~ ... lstant City Attorney, $ !:!~OO. A •• I.tant ('ashier, $1000. Gilbert. liE SEEKERS. Hote! given P S hrIner. last nIght alnd the p IU ace to wasthe a f:-, ene ot the gaye~t. M.ore rha 8 W'B,.S: WILL FREE FROM OFFICY Sh'tners Ta·e Possession of Statier's Holel and Have Banquet, Speech. fi.,4../tj,lak:n~ and Ball. .::;hrtne~ HE eonr'!rt~ Into a Lal1rOO ~ the oceaslon beln , r e pr""ent. tbe local templi> g ; regular meeting of "l,ito,"" and thel; la31~ ~e out-o(-town tendan .. fO up to such roUbegh~ lh~ at \\·ss found nece'!l~.... nUm r that It In order to a~Coar ~ to ~"-cure the- hote-l part)'. mmodote the Whole Th~ tabJ~~ and roo dec<>rated .peclaUy for ~ prettily ",ntate D. W D G e occasion. Po- month. PLA CES FOR A TTORiYEYS. CorporatiOnCounselF~ldmaJ1wi11 h :n'e sPveral apJ'olnlmenu~ to hand out T h e y thp o1lice of tht> Commis sione r ot PubNO ACTION T A K E N YET. lic \York~; Secretary. $~OOO" Lou:..:; P. R 'lch"rt 1~ l3.1k~d ot for the As~l~tant ~E'cretan', $bOO, d!~puty cOll1ml::;~ion::;hip ot the "-a.ter {' ::l",hier. ~lr.OO. Burau. Coorli'~ J. C'lo5e is ~ald to b~ Ste-nographer. $900. a1t€'~· th!?- De-puty <"omml~sioner5hIp of Bureau ot Englne'erlng. Huilding:,. Commissioner of rubHc ('hie! Engineer. S3000. 'York~ 'Yard. who will have the gtvir.~ First A~~l~tant Englnet" r . $!'!500. (\ut of :!'Ie de-puty t ....)mml~<:;i()ner!"htp~. S£'Yen as~istant engine r~. a t $1600 e:.c .• waq nt..t at hi~ office lhi~ afternoon ea~h. when a XE'Y.. reporter calle-d thtre. ., .,ANY OTtlliR POSITI ONS . Fr.a.nk T. Gilbert. who ffian:tged Col. \Yard's '(-ampaign. E'3..id he did not beTIureau of " "a.ler' lI~Ye the C.olonel lud definitely ('()n5upprlnto>ndent. $3000. As5tl~tant Superintendpnt. $ ~500. $ldereJ the filling' of any of the posltion~ tor whlch he i:" to make appointmentf-. Regi~trar. $1500. 1 "He hasn't had ttme YH." 8ald !'toll'. Ca~hie ,. . $12GO. THERE, FOR A FEW DAYS , A! A SAY SCENE, ~ta.trfr.·: of first H!-'sistant under )11'. Kennedy at $1':::) a of year. nnti th~ other Is that ~tenos­ rap.wl". $i:10. It \\'a~ .said In the elty Hall l'orrlth"lrft thl~ morning th:=tt no ('hangt:~ will bt> ms.tle !.n the starr in th£' ("Ol11ptr{)Ht'r' ~ otlke, as tho~e holdi~g non-civil sC'rVlrl"j po~itlon~ In that offit."· are <lect!pti1.ble tll Comptrollt:'1' Hl'crw!lgcn. MR. KNI6HT HAS FLED TO ALBANY II S H~I)lERS HAD A GOOD TIME, tIkT~. /141 n f/1"'rl ~~ank If. Spltzmlller. Among t~o'1a ~ 0 are In th~ ral"e (or th ~ .po~ltfl)ns ared· Edwari th .. 23d Wa G •1\.1 . ~~ , p t'd-arfOUs on of 21~t "'" d r . Teorge S. Buck ot the 10th " ar. Arthur Do Ef!'lls of the ". d" ~r'i; Edwarrl Reagan or th. 4th war .. ' 0 n J, Sullivan ot the "Oth aru, E. C". HAnt1werk Joh T nnd GeorgE" B. Munn.· n - Ryan H To sUC'ceeu Dr. Ern£>st "t\"'fI'nde as palth rommls~Jone-r lheo names ot Dr George L. Brown and Dr_ Vt n. GrF'c~ !re fnpnUo..nerl .• Dr. Green is at prp.snt Mr. 'l\ ende s df>puty and I ~ a RePUbUcc'1_n. Rome .. r thp best·po8ted p~WIClan. declare that :.rnyor Knight ~I rea.ppoint Dr, ~endp beca u se ot s spl.. n dld record. --....---- - -Dr. Green . p oten t ate, and Chas Ill. Mark bll1il, PW!'fder. of IshmallJa Templ e of B ulfalo, were In the city J'eaterday maki ng arrangements for a ShrlDers' m eeting In thI s city Xov. 26. A. large class of cand i da tes will er088 the bot sands and fo llowing the busln of the session. a banquet w!ll he apr at the Olean hOUBe.-T1JDel. �11. AverT of the Wjml~'J"-liltllmg some of hla campalcn 81:]perl.- on the quiet to hll frlends . • torles whJclI II &,olog the how apparently Inslgnlla.c~~t,~!I>J.II~ ottea have conslderahle weight an election. The Alderman, a. It haPpened, v'Oted agalnat 1.8ulng IIcen.. to .0llcltor8 for Pan-AmerlrQOllUJll' houaea. The campaign ran al" until a night or two before electlo" a8 the story II told. when .... very 4\aOOvered that on one '!treet In hiS Wlrd wltbln tbree blocks. 2. RepubllCalul were qutetly worldng aptost him bedauae of his attitude on the soliciting matter. Of COIII'88, the Alderman tried to overcome the oPp08ltlon but, his frleods~, It was too late and he lost quite .. number of votes, not only on the OM avenue, but tbronghout the ward aod upon an Issue "'hlch was ul>kDown eltCepUug to those who created It, UIIW just before election. ATTGRftEY DUDLEY NOT A CANDIDATE. Mr. Weal.)" c. FOURTEEN flEW FACES IN GENERAL DudIa)" ..questa THE RmvUlw to atate that lie will not be attorQeF to the Board of Supervleora. GeolSe S. Buck, a district commltteemaa from the 2lat Ward, ts Ilated for the place. B)'l'OIl Gibson of Aurora wUl be elected cbalrman. The clerk has not yet been decided UPOD. • WHAT Will KNiSHT DO WITH DR. WENDE? • ~ablk·aU8 :Aat there generally Anticipate will be no delay lu cwcan- ~ the Common Couucll ou JanllBrT f The goneral oplulon e.ema til be tbt Ald. J!alsoboaa of the :.nat Ward will be olec1ted president of the Doard of .tJde_. and he Is desirous of the honOr. COllnc.lmD.II Jnm ... Ash appeN"s 80 fit' to !,tve no o!,po.I!lon for presl- den~ o~ ~"e n .......l or Cou~l'men, if bR cares 10 aooepl tb~ <hllir again. U 1oI.t. ASh should d i'CUne to acc~pt MR. WOLFFSOHN r..... the choler. fo~ eb"lrm8ll, as tbe "OKIt mOHt IIltoly " uhl be betw.- C~uacllmao CIIarlos 11. Daobar and ouuellmnn I.&dd. TW ","HS\ 0(>1.1110"' now among Republl.t!lr.. Is tbat City C:Olk Burdor! ... ut'l'e ..<>-elected and that he w11l re~f=t D,.Vld N. If.v.. us, ))eputy Cily '.l'1I!wa hllll heen .om. talk In tho last ~ I"''' lhat !ormer Clly CI ...k lI ..hbell Tole-hi "nl,,.. n", ~on- 81 P The polWcl_ Wel'lt asklll&' yesterday wh&t attitude !!Iayor-elect Knlgbt would _\IDle toward Health Pb)'alclan Wende. Dr. Wende Ia aDem ... crat &1100IIII' Democrats, 'but 80 carefully baa be conducted hhl department tbat 110 one DOt a penonal frlend of tbe Commluioner would know what hi. politi.,. an. Dr. Wende was appointed to hi. preaent position eight years Y'! l!L..-~Chal1es 11. Bishop. He 'Was re-appotn ted by Mayor re"'ett and )(a:ror DIehl and his present term of odlce explrea on January • nest. Among the llrat questions for tbe Incomln. Mayor to answer w\l1 be what to do with Dr. Wende. The commission'" competency Is conceded. His record Ia a teatimonlal lu Itself. The onl)" objection raised so far to l;)r. Wend.'. reappotntment 18 the faot tfia.t he Ia a Democrat. As to whether Mr. Knight wUl appoint a Republican to succeed hIm, the Impression among RePllbllcans last night was that bls once....,r would be Dr. W. D. Greene. the aul8tant bealtb officer. Dr. Greene Is an ardent Republican. WOULD BE CASHIER Another question of some moment raised among Republlcaos, was what to do with Samuel W(lltfsohn. Mr. Wo!1rsoho may be lookIng for a posltlon In the Deparlment of Public Work.. Lnst nl&"ht h 'd h • . ' ~o t/&l''' Ih'·kcle:l>:ah~p. l"'~ ~!r, 1IIIbbel1 Ihst he bad not yet ';:a~~' ';'n :;p'j~ce:: I lIe ~,~w: C.~~I~I;;".'\7::J'~~~~ ~rt':. :~! J~: Go~tI~!'~h His relations /) "s fiII"nds say he I. not "k I I . • ...... any have beell .en ~ thi c y to e ted as a. mark against him, but Mr. , Woltf!lOhn s f~lend. declare that the RelJubUcan party tiad no stronger f .. lend In general. and Loul. W. Marcus :10 more aNh·e worker in particular. than Mr. Woltf."hn thl. fall. Mr. 'Yoltfsohn may become a candidate for I cashier In tllo Water Bureau. t'\.,.,f4. ':iI1 ,·ace. I ... COL. WARD TO cu'r I DOWN THE EXPENSES. ; Col. Francis G. Ward. the newly_ ! elected Comml8Si\l11e~bllc \York~ ,last night reiterated the POSition as t ~eported In THE IlEYlEW yesterda,', j I shall mntte no appointments beforL' I consultation with the leader. or til' ~C~Ubllran pnrty. '\ hh:h, of l'ourse-. 111I U ('8 the editors nnd prnpl'ietuls I I the Republican press. 1 Intend to of slow. act deliberately nnd I trust t ..g, Iy. The'IC Is one thing that' l~l'_ IJrmly conyluced or· TI .101 B tr 1 • le cltlz'"'ns l[ till' E~~pc:8afu ha\"tn~ passed through· -,' un period, \\"nnl Q. more N'on ~~":r.~ c~~,~lniBrt~~ u~~ lot th.. arrall"; lr h .' J m sec an era ot T(' b: ~bl Intoent It £>1(>(,,' cd .1ntl I expect t~ e k ~p m) pledgt' 1 eft' I I1UW just whel'p. nn() how' the Dn. t t ,1. mObt ot Pub!i~ \\orks wtll bi! n~r~.I1;~ !IJ:~atr'athetlo'n.UIlen"8 or the next ad- bllt I wUl say tha.t It Is and my care shall be head I believe to be of the depart- CA"DIDATES TOO NUMEROUS TO "Jake" KJaalngel'. nomination a8 alderman 18. a candidate for ~et General Committeeman contest with P. ~. KeDDlldy appointment as Deput)' of Streets. Ed Shafer wants to be mlasloner of Water. Dr. Thomas Allen, would like to BUcceed sloner Wende. �~EAUH D~PART MEN TI GREAT GAME Of GRAB MAY BE RE~CUED fROM PLAYED TO LI~11T THE RAPACIOUS LEADER WILLIAM C. WARREN MAYOR-ELECT E. C. KNIGHT RETURNS FROM ALBANY The mad scramble of thfi'a;1llY of • hungry Hppubli<:an ~pollsm('n and joh- hunlN s following the stl{'<'ef'S ot the Incal g. n. p. ha.~ led them to pirk OUt 911('h pla('e~ RS tht'-':r want in every city de-partment. whC'thE"T Democratic. non-parti~n, in the civll 8ervice brnnC'h. or otherwist'. Lpgi~lEltion is to be Tf>'Rorted to In order to gE't tht' /~A '/ \1:' Or!'l' AFTER THE POVICE,F'IRE, P .\RIi:, HEALTH Al\D o'rHEIL )IE:-.TS CO'TROLLJi:D :-'0'" DEP\R 'I'lIY DEUOCR ,\.TS-LEGJSLA'I'[O:\, WILl, DE nESORrrED TO rI'O SECLRli: few remaining Democrats in offh"e out CEO'J'.\JN PLACES. If you meet a Republican now it Is not good (orm to ask "How do you do?" or "How ts your health?" The proper query Is "What job are you looking torT' or ""~hose place do you want?" It Is the latest lad and "u.s started with very uluch of a rush lu~l Wednesduy. the day folio" ing the Dem· ocratlc Waterloo, Buffalo I. to h~ Republican from cen t er t 0 circumference, f rom side to side, from top [0 bottom and all around, the flat has gone (nrlh to Rpare no Df'mo(.ral1c lH'ad. big or small, round, bquare or hollow. It Is a one-sideu game of grab ~\,prythlng In sight and let the Legislature do the r{'st. Hhonly arter January IF-t nt'xt It is confidently predicted In RppubJl""n clrdes there won't be a.. Detuocrat of Rny con~equence left In the CIvil ~pl'vjce of the city. counl~', Htal£', or nation, jn thef;e parts, worth going after. It i~ really too bad· ··tOl" th£' Dt:"mol'rat~. and tQO !rood for th~ R'publlcane. for the Repubs don't dp.~t'n.. e all the goofl things of thp parth. Such a wild, mad, gre(ldy, grahhy s(Tamblf" waR nevel' be[ore fI~en In Buttalo, llnlrss we except the last night on the Midway. :Men In office want sompthtng hpttpr. Jnen nflt in offlcp want anything lhey can get, or almost anything. dent purpo~p of thE' machine Repuhllcans to ~ejzp <,ontrol of tbe PuhliC" Health DE"parlmenl il" lIkE"ly to rccch'e a powpr(ul re-huff, if plnn~ now Undf"T way are maturpd and carried out. It t~ wpll knclwn that thp prt"~{'nt pnPTgettC" Health ('ommt:r;~toner, Dr. Ernf"st ,,"ende. ha~ ronduC'len the department on a non-partt~an plan. The RepubllCRns tn the offlcp, such a~ Dpputy Commlestonpr "'alter D. Gre{'ne. C'hlE'f Clerk August Schneider. and many othprs have not bet'n molestf'd on a("count of tht"ir polltfc5. It Is reported in RE-publican cirrles tl1at the incoming ndmiDt~tratlon propo~es a "clean swpep" tn the dppnrtment, anti already many tio('tor~ Rnel othprs are In the scramhle for thp om('p~ in ~ight Thp department iEt a fruttfu-l one for "poll~mpn. as the following list \,111 demonstratp; 'In fty Sioft Til f nPO •• Hpalth C"ommiRSiollf"l'. $4.000 per annum; deputy (·ommls~loner. $~,()OO; rhiet clerk. $1.500: rE'glstrar, $1,200; clerkf\ 3 a t ~'()Il. 1 at ,720. Cit)· ("hemi.t Herbert :II. Hili, Ph. D. $1.00'). Inspector Food ann Drugs, "". H. He. tho )1. D .. 11.000. Cattle ln~pf\('tor. John na~t, Sl,;;OO. As~t~tant ('attle Inspector, H. A. Munzert. u.oon; Kepper ot Quarantine HMpital. A. T. O·Hora. M. D .• $1,~OO. ("tty Sca,'enger. Philip Buettn .. r. $900. Inf'pector plumbing and drainage, DPR n 'Yll~on. A~~iRtant In!lipe('tor~ plumbing and drainage. W. H. "·hltp. $1.200; J. J. Boyn p • S1.200; J. H. l\Ic(Torpy, $1.200; r', S. "'pbster. $1.200; P. J. Lynch. $1.200. Ranital'Y inf'pectors, " ... B. Br~nnfr, $1.01)1); J. W. Yan P,'yma. $1.000; Jo.eph H. ('ariel'. S1.UO,,; Frederick B. Willard )!. n .. ~1.0OQ· Frank B. ~ nprl,]g. fl.P1,' Bactpriolol<l.t. Wlllllim (l, BIsseil. M. Knigbt 18 J1t'l"C. D., $l,:iOO; a~~lstant ha('terlologl6~, Thomas R. ('arppn1f~r. $1.200. City phy~tcians. ftr~t di~tr1rt. GeorgE' F. C'ott, M. D .. $500: p:prond ~ll~tri('t. D. ('. (lreen •. ~!. 0 .. UOO; third district. A. W. Bayll, •. ~t. D .. MOO. fourth district. George W. Lpwl •. Jr.. M. D .. '460; fifth dl5lrlct. H. (l. Bent?. lII. D .. ,400; sixth dl,trlct. William Hoddlck. M. D .. MOO; spventh i11"trlct. E. ('. Wnldrutr. M. D .. $400; eighth district, J. A. Hoffmeyer ' Hompopa thlc. En.t f;lde. E. A. Fisher. M. D .• $200; We"t f;lde. George R. RtParn~, ~L D., $~OO. Fumlngatln!r InRpector. Joseph RlttIIng. per day. $2.50. ;\Iilk inspector's, Edward ("lark, ~f. D., $RflO: John H. flrant. D .. '~OO. Al~o tartory hl~pp('tor (2), hath.hous~ kepppr~. lahoTfI'rR, etC'. "r. " 'u nt \\'e nde R{"fnln .. d. Today It was asC'ertalnpcl that a movpmpn t I~ undpr \\'::ty, thp medfrai fraternity bplng the Insti!rators of the movpment, looking to th(~ retentIon of Dr. 'Yen rle at the hear) of thE:' department. MORt of the omclal~ C'onnectf"cl with thp dppartm(lont, it i~ fltalpd. aI'£' Rppublkan~. Spvernl f'tol'P (~Ivll Service ThC' .. 4IO\'ETO LS H ·\:\D 'WILL HE of office. and the wholc~alE" violation of ('i\'11 FP1'viC'P rulE'~ and In ws is calmly propost"d by the pap hunters. It is a qu~stlon of how tar the bosses will ('onspot to go in this dlrc<:tion. hut the evi ... appaln tpPA. \ GOES TO NEW YORK TO CON SULT WITH GOV • ODELL AND U• S. SENIAT 0 R PlA TT. ;;z,. ,,",,~ l'm-:.rp,1 ~I. D., '~fiO. I BY REPUBS. INFLUENTIAL REPUBLICANS WilL ATIEMPT TO STOP THE GREEDY HORDE OF SPOILSMEN FROM SEIZING THE PUBLIC HEALTH OF~. ba('tPrlologlRt iA a brothpr to Herbert P. Hlssell and Is a Civil Servloe ·Pllolntee. It l~ reported In pr()tp!"~lonal ('lrcJp~ that thr plul"P now held by Dr. 'Venne hafl heen proml!ipr) to Dr. George J~. Brown. onp. of )'lr. Knight'!' ('Io~e fraternal tripnds, hut the t'pport Is ('ontr:1.dirl(><l by friends of olhpr ranc1tdateA for the plnc"', Including Dr!'t. JamPfI R. Porter. Josc-ph FOwlf'r. John J. 'Yal~h, Edward C. \V. O'Brlpn, Edwar(l ("lark and otiwrs. It Is Rain )'fr, Knight ha. alrNldy thought or a way of makln,g a. compl ptf• ('hRn~e In the df'partm(~nt, without the dangf'r of hf>lng har~hly cr1tkl~(!fl by ('jvll Rpl"vlcf? reformE'I'f!, And that I", to aplJolnt thp prp.~ent deputy h'alth romml"slonpr. Dr. Waltre D. nrr·enp as c·ommlflRionpr. Or. Greere If! onp of l\lr. Knlght'R rlo~e (rlp.llCIR, ('Olllwch'd with him by very (lnrtAn t fraternal tieR, I 1m-I "~tLrreD And Albany Incidental with the tlon ot the new Legl.lature. pected that Senator Platt wUl WaL'ren instructions as to his Speaker, etc., and ~lr. Warren Is ex- mf"ntlonf"rt. AI;:'. ,Tohn Kennpdy ant. Jlected. by the local leaders, to tell Boss AIel. Jami'!' N Adam arn the Df'tno- \ Platt very polntE'dly that Erie rounty crnti(' p08PI1)tIIUe~. must get more patronage than she re- I For C'hnlrman ot' thp next Board ot' celved last winter, when Erie got 11 ~upen~JRor~ Ryron '0. (;Ibson Is said by appoJntments and Monroe got 26. the Commercial to be In the lead. WilIt ~lr. Warren learns from Senator liRm RayneE<, James A" Menzles ann. Platt that the State Constabulary bill' other Republicans are m~ntloned. Th~ 18 to go through this 'winter, he will Dt?mocl'ats claim the eleC'tlon ot a undoubtedly suggest the name of ('01. Supervisor In tbe Ele,'enth Ward. and John Bryne ot this city for the BUff810\lf the claim I. enforced and made good. head ot the big police machine. The the DemoC'rats will organize the board. bill Is dpslgned to give control of the In that event th~ Rppubllcan •• like N. police machinery ot the State Into thp Nor·ton. John lIf. Hull. John Laughhands ot the Platt machine. It Is rp· lin and other". will make the contest ported that the election of Seth LoW for ('ounty Altorney with Han. W. F. has conllttned Platt In the desire to get I Mackey. Devo. P. Hodson, Daniel V . cont_ol of thtl New York police depart- Murphy and the present Incumbent. ment. It Ie known that Platt has l(>ss John ,V. Fil"her. It was said yesterday tnfiuenC'e ~vllh Low than with the prps- that Mr. Fleher is trying to make a. ~nt policE' regime In New York, a.nd for combine bet,veen certain Democrats that reason be nHlY seek to PUl through and Republlcans to organtze the board his Jong- cherlshed dream of posse~slng regardless or party ties and for purely th e metropolitan police department. [f personal l'eason~, Mr. Platt dectdes that "the Slate con~ Soaclorf Not Certain . fIItabu lal'Y scheme has been shelv("d by the election of :Mr. Lo~', then .M r. Wal'It I~ believed in Republican cfrrles TPn Js expected to break the news to that City (,lerk Charles F. Susdorf has thf" a~tute Senator tilat the greedy Buf- a cinch on re-appointment. However, faJonians mu~t get control of thE' Bur- there Is a report that certain Republltala poltee lll?partment through the can and Demorratic Aldermen and goon (or bad) offices of the Platt Legls- Counoilmen will make a determined lnlurf'. 'T'hf" notice served on Conllnl~- etTol't to deteat ~[r. Susdorf tor re'loner' John H. Cooper. the Republican appointment. They say that (,harles' m(>mbpr ol lhf' Democratic Police <'onduct al the City Hall several times Board, thnt hp ig pxpected "to r£>sign during the:> present year was too turbu')r gpt kicked 011t" (see Friday's EVf'n- lent to suit sndate taxpayers. lng News) Is the handwriting on the Jacob 8pr1ngweiler wants to be dewa.lI. for Dr Diehl and the Democratlo tectlve tor Corporation Counsel FeldInpmber 0(' the Pollee Board, Charles A. man. Rupp. that th~ Republican ma~hlne John J. Hyne •. James L. Quackenmeans to serure control or the depart- bush, Henry ,V. Brush. Percy S. Lans~ ment by hook or ('rook. It is proposed <lownE', 1\fax Cohen and about twenty to go in tor a ~JJ1ble-head department Othf'fS are after places In the Law De~ ""Ith Col. Byrne as the commissione l'~ par~~ent. • ,uperlntendent. If the plan goes 'I \ \ rlllum I\.umpt wishes to be Boller through the hE'ads of Pollee Captain Inspector. Michael Regan and othprs will be de. M. B. Kennedy wants to be morguemanded tor alleged political sin.. roJ. kkepper. . . Ryrne Is one or Senatol" Platt'~ oldEdwal d Bellln~el w~nts to be examtfme friends and had ('harge of the Iner of stationa.ry enF:meers: Pan-American pollee force. He Is IikeDr. Thoma_ Allen Is willing to take wise head ot the secret se i b the Health Commissionership. ot t.he leading expre~s ("~~~~nj~~e~t~ Ald. Charles H. Avery Is being this country, with some of whi('h Sf'n- boomed by 1118 frien?S for Clerk ot the ator Platt Is connf"cted. That 18 I"uffi- New York State As~embly. ("Ipnt rea~on for his appolntmC'nt. rot Byrne Is no novice in thE" Buffalo Policp Department, for he wa!1i supel'intC'noent of the force herp fot' many yean:s. wh£>n the late James D. "farren was th e great lead.r of the 'Western New York Re. publicans. GOe> .. , Era.tu. C. Knight, Mayor-elect. ro· tUl'ne<1 from Albany last evening. and Lpadf'r ,\Yllllam C'. \Yarren, State Committeeman, Is expC'C'ted to leave for Nf"w York and Newburgh tonight In order to consult with l'nited States Senator Thoma. C. Platt, the State .. bo ..... and GO"crnol' B. B. Odell, Jr.. relative to con templated legislation, and al~o In rE'gard to the VRCan('y in the State Comptroller's office '\.... hen ~fr·. J<ri..nlght J"£'Rlgns to become i\Iayor ot' Buffalo. It Is helleved MI'. Knight and othpr tnftupntlal R£>publl('ans ha'"e alrf"ad:r' pa vpo the wa:r for a tender of the pORltlon to :;\[r. \VatT('n. who iR paslly thp cho!<'e ot Butralo Republican. [or the plaee, If hp wlll consent to af'~ C'fOPt It. The po~ltlon pays $7,600 p€'r annum, and J8 one of great responsl· billly. It I. bplleved that MI'. Warren. if hr ac('('ptH the plac'e and should bf" ~lectPd a t the end or the term for which ,:\11". KnIght was C'le{'t,=,d, would be dJrprtly in Hne tal" the gubE'rnatortal nomination. 1\lr. \Varren is tn no Ren~f' an appllf'ant for the placE', and Is known tn hp vC"l'Y much dtsin("}tned to the u~e nf htA narnE' In ('onnpC'tion wIth the offic''', JJow{>\,pr, his <.'lose personal and pa.l'ty (Tiflnd~ ar~ urging hi~ name. !"houlf) Mr. ,\Varren peremptorily dedine the profff'r of the pOSition, other Buffalonians will not be so slow to aC'· "cpt the gift It It comes within their reach. Among those Htnp.ntioneod" for the plac~ are Hon. James A. Rober·ts. E'X-e~mptroll~r; Norris l\:lorey. Oguen P. Lf"tchworth, president ot the Buffolo :M£>l"chants' Exchange; Henry II. Persons, president of the Buffalo Commerclal Dani<; Gen. Edgal' B. Jewett. president or lhe Columbia National Bank; 'Vllilam ('. ("ornwpl!. MarCU8 lIf. Drak<,. George S. Gatchell. Frank M. HolIl.ter·. and Frank 'V. Fiske of the Merr'hants' Bank. The name of Gen. Jewett revives the report that the olive branch 18 to be htlld out by the organIzaUon men to nIl dt~gnmtled RepublJC'an8, and the bunch of olives would certainly take first prpmium It large enough to incluce G,en. Jewett's return to the told. Thp m~ntlon at MI'. HolIlster's n. ame recalls the CaC"t that the Jamenterl predece~E!or of !'ttl'. Knight in the office at Albany was Col. William J. 1\forgan, formerly or the Commercial p(lItorlal Alaff. with whkh Mr. Holllg· ter J8 now ~nnect£l'd. :Mr. Hollister's quallticatldns for the place are conceded by all. He is a capable buslne~s man. a. large taxpayer, and largebrained. broad· gauged and an Ideal man tor the place. Good ()hftlll.ce (or a LI.yetter. Mr. Warren, it 1s expecten, v.'Ul conter wIth the uovernor and Senator' ~'lth reterenre to the ronflscatton or the Police and Fire Departments. al •• the abolition at the Parl< CommissIon. 'V. I '0''· Don't Yell ."'Irc. The scheme to get control ot the fire d~partment contemplatps the retiremenl at the Demot'rattc cOJnmisslonen.:., .:\lPRsrs. John F. }'lalone and WUliam Person, and the creatIon of a ,lngle-he-ad department, with the present Republican conunlssioner, WilHam S. Grattan. as the boss of the entire department. .\.tter Dr. 'Vende'''' Job. A hordt' ot local doctors are atter the position of Health ("omlnissloner, A strong effort will be made to Eecure the retention of Dr. "rendE', but it is belIewd tn ad vance that the effort will be futile. It Is thought the choice ot Dr. ,\rende's successor rests between Dr. George L. Brown, Dr. Joseph Fowlet· and the present Deputy Health ('ommis5ioner, Dr. Walter D. Greene . Drs. };. C. W. O·Brlen. James S. Por· tel', J ames ~~,r. Putnam, Edward Clark, John J. Walsh. Marcell Hnrtwlg, Henry H. Bingha.m and others are ment\one-d tor the place. The position pays $4,000 (L Yf'ar, and there Is much other pap "onnected with the office. ('hrl" Lulppold and John Reimann I wnnt to be apolnted Deputy Com mls,loner' of Building. .-\lter Other ~Jec Pla.ce,,_ • Charles F. ~lenflch is after the posltion now held by James F. CrookPl', regi~tral' in th(" \VatC"r Bureau. It pays $1.:;00 Ex-Comptl'oller Ed C. Schaier wants to be Deputy ('on'lmis~ionel' ot Water. So do()~ Col. LouIs P. Relchert. who waR a 'Vater ('ommtssioner years ago, If C'lvll !-Iflr\'ir.e ruleR mean anything, the prC'r.ent assistant superintrndent, CoJ. I~oul~ H. Knapp, should be pro· motprt, Hp knows more about the good ('OtH]uct of tht" hUl"eau than the whole hunt'h ('an Itlt\l'n In tpn ypal·!I. ('01. ](nuJ.>p is an pngineer of great expert· encc. Fo,' Markel Clerk, Ald. Jacob I(ts"Inger. William Franklin. Jacob G. fioergel. John n~lt,t, C'. 1\f. MaiRel. Ja('ob M. HOE-He-h, n('org" RaId and others are fttruggling to get next to the incoming :'Illyor. (·opt. Honel'l Soper Is after his old joh as Ihlrhormaster. PnlrlO'l< J. Kpnnpdy. John H. Shltfpren. anll 'William Tenjost are aftcr Ihe job now l,pld by William J. HII}t'ry. that or Superintendent of the Burpnu of Htreet~. l"rank W. Hlnkl~y of the Buffalo r'omm(>l"cial, Byron II. NC'wton. who harl charge of the Knight burpau, and ,\Pllltrtm O. ('tl~hman are mPlltionpd for ~f'('retary to the l\Iayor. '1'he place pay~ $~.OOO a y~ar. I Frank T.... SpoC'ri, formerly with the N('n.·s n11(1 now In the Insurance husli ness; ,Vllllnm 11e11df'r!i;on and Frank RURrif'Wir'? flrp applicants for Llrense ('I~rk. ~fartin HC'llbron and John Mock wish to be ".slstant Marl<et (,Ierl, •. E\ cr)' " · orL..("r ,V-an18 Something, pplcr Funk of thp Fltteer.th Ward wlHlw8 to Ill" nppolntE'd Sealpr ot ",VC'Ights nn<1 l\lf'a~ure~. John IJPlhle nnd JllC'oh A. f;tauC'h Rre at'lE'l" jOhK 1n the Rtn"f't BurC'RU. . .\1.1. Frank )'lal~('ho~~ I~ nfter thf>' preKlor.nC'y ot th€" 11C!Xt BORnl of Aldpr- , !twn. Ald. Neil )1'rEachren 1 also �Herbert P. Bissell, tbe candklate for Mayor, filed account with ,lhe County day. He spent a total of " ...."'..... whlcb U.OOO was given to CharI.. F. Kencb of tbe 17th Ward crallc General Committee. Is out for appointment as registrar of I malnder went for prinUng, tbe Bureau of Water. So tar he seeml postage and omce expen ..... to be tbe only .candidate wbo Is mak- Edward G. Vois apent $1.288 to elected of whlcb tbe Republican Ing appreciable etrort, and bill eral Committee got $800 and !be friends are getting In trim to do hard went for printing, clerk hire &lid work In hie behalf. Mensch's friends tage. Councilman .James Ash are pointing out that be and hili ,352.60 of wblch the committee friends did some very bard work In Conrad Machmer. the 17th for the ticket and tbat they thougbt be was mnninlt are 'entltled to IUltsble recognition. man. spent $3111.35. Mr. MenlCb fa IL plumber and gaslltter van of the Second Ward spent and some tears ago served In -'!.e old be r ..elected. while It coet Ald. Water »epartment, so he Is familiar Butler of the Tlilrd Ward with the duties. llcEacbren. Alderman of the 23d What 11'111 Col. Ward give Frank T. I $00 and John lIlarUn of the 20th Gilbert? Tbat Is what tbe Republl- ,U5. can g08llIp. ape asking. Mr. Gilbert _ managed Col. Ward's campaign. and tbe general expectation Is tbat Gllbt'rt can bave something good I. he desires It. and 'tls whispered that he bath the desire. There has been some talk that Mr. Gilbert would be placed at the head of the Bureau of Water al Deputy Commlllldoner. But this Is said to be an impo¥lblllty because of the provilion In the charter amendment. under whloh the Board oC Public Works waa made single-headed that tbe Deput,. Commissioner of \\"at~ EN GINEER MUST BE HEAD OF WATER BUREAU I an,. I&~~~~:;~ ~: It Dr. 'W8IIde atays'n tbe figbt for reap.tmen!, tblll much Is certain, tbe new !fanr and tbe Republican machine Win be kept bue,. trJ'tng to find some till_sible theory on wbieb to refuse blm reappo\D.tment. Tbll mucb 18 certain allo, If the ideas of Republicans, wbo are among the R.epublican ol1lanlllatiou's moat trusted and etrectlve worker.. are conlldereclrand tbey Pl"lIbllbl,. will b&-a Republican pli,..lclan will replace Commlsslonnext January. Said a man the Inside of tbe Republican nlgbt: It I. expected tbat there cUltomary demand tbat -.a,ml!,tedbe kept In the om~; and • •! tbat be Is a good 1I\an well as. commlsaloner. t::-t,!:~b!~~~~~~ In tbe been place placed 10 Jears; • bave 1n people, and why not take for wblcb the people 11'111 resonslble for conducting' Republican pbyslclans as ca: ~.o,,!..t.nlJtll. tbe commilsionerablp as '~~~'iOii:and tl.!ey are entitled to .:. The idea of the rank and Ihoul'd be a cbange lit Department. I believe tllat matter 18 taken up . r t hla ...·_....; Bee that It Will b .. advisa~ a change, It can',be r.1x,dl"·'lrlf·Io,,';' InSuringbeca\l.le the work Or ,f- the d_rtment. and It tlll Organlslltt",. earn b.,. aecurlng tbe good ~Iala." :t FIGHT DARt KNIGHT TURN DOWN :.....rw.u....,thia. SUCH FRIENDS AS 1HES£? fr~ interesting condition connew Mayor: AmDng tbose dI4'a: tood to be the mOlt active can,....~ for the POlklon of Health Comm ........er are Dr G W. 1:4 G • eorge L. Brown, Dr. now ~e. llr. E. C. W. O'Brien. aa~~on to the I'Ire Department, pb • n u!.~ g::r~lormhaerIY healtl!; ot Wbo are c rter. al1~ Dr. Dr ....rklng very quieti,. M~ .tend j,lg~ndrADd the next In_~ p n elo.e together moat IllreIJ' ;'oufJ--IIJ', Mr. Knlgbt two 'lIJlle frlendl bfl':f:r to have the.e which ~ ate lII!Ie~rtant POsltlonl ~ t to till be mOlt !\own? Can he undara ""wn. Whicb '~!;~~~1~~.~t~0:~~~ 1"'I)S:I~r~i;G~IJ&; beet to .. ::_ ... ,.. m~t be an ~neer ot at least five yea~~ experience. The term "engl- er neer may proveconfu.lng. but the general Interpretation ot It would be say those who have considered the ~at ter, tbat It means a civil engineer. - KNIGHT'S FORTY FRIENDS AND HIS MAYORALTY BOOM This la the stQry of tbe origin ot the Mayoralty boom tor Erastus C Knlgbt. as the' t"le' was told . day b . yestery a persopal; friend and right_ hand political ".Istant of the M . elect. \.....0-' ., a) or.. :;:9t night tJi'ere 'jssembled quietly r o u t br... ban'll or blOWing orns, at tbe home f1f Mr. Knight :-< 121 Norwood A \"enUe. a merry p~;t;· excepting ~"·o 01' three, are Repub~ IIcans. tbe e_tlltio b I cratlc perSUaa! \1' e ng of DemoWhen politics 01) •. ~ut of liberal views The rt COtE'DI' personal friends Mr. ~Ig~t cele rated the eiectiO:1 .if jolly time. al yor. and they had a On an evening. n M {3d anniversary ot ti. ar~lh, h1900, the Knight, the sam 40 e rt ot Mr. home. Tbelr et e assembled at his arranged and ~h tine together was pre· thought out by e t~eSUlt of caretul plan I loaderl In tbe SCh:~ or .f~ur of the good time that nl ht e. ey had a , was City comptr~IIe'" MI" Knight then thought or as a anc1 he was not IState COmptrolle~:t"lb!llty for the runs. DUring Ihe P'I as the story whlcb brought toge~~n ~~ tbe scheme .prUn~that AIr ICntrht e party was for Mayor III 190'\ II be boomed and while 'be Cig':rte~ the luncheon ere round and tlIe liqUid· gOing tbe :n!t""t1n g • Wery manr':,;"t'hbment was a"", his co~o Ih e 40 thr.,,· dlllPlayed a e story II told, and the I e, pret~y ~utton Which tor Pa':,u:,. 'Erastus C • merlcan Mayor', a boat of the evell~ 0; "r �'ENDRES OR HODSON TO SUCCEED HON. W. H. RYAN Present CongresSlnan Will R etire, Ma:ror I I t is Said. Gibson for Supervisors' Chairman a nd Possibly a. DOINGS IN Balliett for Clerk. N ewspa per ILIVELY 35TH CONGRESS DISTRICT Man for K night's S ecretar y. In Re Health Commissi oner Wende. Demo,. ba ve in In any l"Yent the hE"alLh commission- ership pl"lIlllIst's to give Knight Inu('h troulJlC' and the;' best posted Repub lh:a.n llolitld.l.ns declarf' that he hilS ditIil'ulL ta~k before him to settle u pon Ithe man h e will appoint. There is no doubt but that there will be very Jive-J)' duings In the 35th Cong--re-sa Dl::>Lrkl (tbe old 3:!d) next fall. The Dl.Illo(:falh.: figbt for nomino lion 1'01' H~presf:'nt:l.ti\-l" in the dIsLricl is j1ire-ady on~ und it promises to be one of th\.' m~'ITlpf't and most eXciting that the r,).t:; hau several ~~J1~/f'" )'t'3.I'!'., Th,· only l"anlHdate who has shied his hut intu lh~ ' ring and op~nly declared that he hi out tOI' the n omination is lwlntt l~nd1"cs. formerly Slate Senatol'. Matt Is aLter.lling to In w busjness but h\... RI~o is doing a gaud deal of quiet poliUr'.a1 w01'k In hE'halC of bluff, he-al'ty, C' n t'l'gl"ti(' ano perspiring },latt Endl'es. His (Jffiee is nt a ('on\'enient ('orDer w~1el'e h(:" ('an watch his la \Y Ill"actice w!th one eye, If necessary and wink the olht·r at {~hairman John Cunlleen The politica l goss ip ye~terday drifter! nl:!Y und rOl'lnel' e lelk of lhe bonrd, tow tl'd the Pl'Ospe-Nive organization of l11l~hl ae:ain :l.f:;k tor the position, blll the nO~tI'd of Ru p en' isors. The boar,l it is RLatt'U thnl he does not (:Ure wi ll ha \"e a R~pttbJi('at1 majority of two, to tll'o·teet his law prac'Uee and will not if Lhe elet'tion r etur ns .sLlnd us rel-1ol't- he a. {'<1ndld:tt(' _ Y<:.S::krday it WdS rep01teu th,lt a ea, .Ind it is not an til'ipatt'd that they YOllng nf-Wsp~\.pl~r !nan WH~ out for a ~'111 be altered . POSition, H'nold J. Balliett. and that There has been some Demo('t'!tlil' talk he ,'."Oul,] like to UP dl"l~k o( the board. that the present Dltmoc.'ratic bOll I' 1 It Was reported thiH :\11'. Ballielt was ~ls"in;- 1.\ quIet l'ilUYaRS of the supt>rmight refuse to an.'ept Boleslaw DJ- \'iSOl"1"ol. nnd thaL he had re("'t>h-e.d COllI'2~ewicz. Repub lkn , elet ted superyissidt'r..lbl,' ('rJL·'Ii.lf'.lgf'mpnt. 1\Ir. B:-tillett or fn tht; E leye n tb "~ard. hut the Re- 1s popular with cit)' nd county officials amen_ whom l11'1l:h of his repOI torL.tl PUb1iC~lns are not worrien by the talk and they haYt~ no f ear that there will worlc hes 1)('1'-11 £10111-. 1".\"1) neW~llarlet metl are aiter the be any serious attempt to go back of the r eturns. The DemOCl"dts have been pt,:;ltioll {lr sl't'rC't~\r}' to l\.layor-Elec:.'t Uil.lblt;' to understanu why the '"ote fo!" Knight- - Byron R. Newton, (onnerl)' a supen-hoI' in this ward fell (.'~Jnsidel'­ I political l'CIJOl'lt'l' :1n11 now s€'cl-etcuy of Xew Ynrk ~tate Pan-American ably below tha t for the other C'ilndiJa.tes lhe on th~ir ticket, .anti the:,. huYe been ('Olllr:li~~lon. und F'rnnlt " '_ Hinkley, u trying to find sonlP ex(;u~e for a con- l'Pportt-'1' on an J.flel'noun paTll'l'. test. If a C"on test is made, il will be and tht> Uemo('ralic- "Q.rganization," \l"hlch has ruoms on the same t:orl'idor, "Yes, I nm !)ul for Congress,'· ~aid .lfatt yp~t('rday. "and. I'm going to gd the nomination if I (':1n. I think 1 can l)~ PIPctf'd.. and why not? I ha.n~' plenty friends on the East Side and they· tell me to go In and they'll hplp me. I don't knuw who (-'lsf.' will be in th~ race, but I'm In it and I am taking an early I I >.tart." I WILL RYAN DROP OUT? I PLAC E·HUNTER S MUST HAVE WENDE'S HEAD on the ground that a ,-oting machine did not re('ord t11e full \-ote cast for the candidate fo r superyisor; but tbe ,-ole was recorde<l , SJS the Republicans, and I A~ LllI~' I YIE\Y, the the local agent for the machines, Tnt! difference in the vote. as the Republic .. n~ claim, arose- from the [art that many Demoerats did not vote f H their l-andidate, while aL the same tim€' tlley tli<l not '"'ate for the RepubLican, whit. h. of course, gaYe the Dt'lllocrati..:- st.1.t ' in :rp~tcrday's RE- dr:olU' lr,.ls of thE' Republican machine t!lat th De,'oe ~.Of~~~O~ ~:~~el~~!~~o ~~ mali:ing a qull't effort to get assurances of ~upport if he be.comes a candidate for the nominaLion, Devoe prohably will make it intel'estlng for Enures and It will be a. nice battle if i t fa Us bs.- H"altb DepartUle-nt tween [hI.;'Dl. be liJrned oyer t it nnd its fol1owers wh, thirs~ fol' 1lo<::itloll, art' b(,(-'J::1Ing Hon. '''·illiam 11, Ryan is saying not a word. and h; hw:-y preparing to engage lUlU}'Q J.I:U 'lllO"t: I). ltn·e. Th~ ;;CJy~" in bURine!;s as a member of a contractnornin e for Super\'i~or a ronsiuerabl;y ing firm. '['he Congl'essman haR not yet "'s..;;; \-ote Ulan tht .Ither candidates on arC' out for pl:l" s"'lld they sa).' that staled whelhl;>r or nOL he intE'nds to be rhey must has them or there witl ve ;the tiC'ket. a eandld~ttt'" for a th ird term, but some somHhing doing. '\\ hfch the mac!J.ine 0f his ft'lends are intima[lng Lhat when I If'~df'r \\"t!l not l'pll.sh. the prop~r tin-Ie arrlv·es :\11' • .Ryan w ill Then'" is nlJ oS!'n t i nlt~n t. there i~ no 1reth'e and lea\'e the field to EIldres. bu.sint'ss pl'lnoiple in\"olve\! in the u,,Hodson and othel's who may wlsb to mann ~hat Health Cnmm.is~il}nf'r try for the nomination _ \\'rtldto bl~ 1'1~p)c1' eo.] by n. nepuhU('an; Endre~ is relying ~n h is large acTh~ gOSSipS, practically, ha""-e settled it is a matteJ' or' poLttcs wholly. on'I hf' -chairmanship ot the next Board of tho~c \\"1:0 arc ul'gln;..r Lha.t no ntt.:'l:Lion o Quain tanc.'~ and hiS many friends 011 lhe Ea.~t PJde and hIs record as a good SuperYisors, although it the conte~t f·)r he paid to the ~trollg barlcing- which Dl~mo('rat to win the. nomination, eve n 'ouo ty (.:\..tt.urru!Y lS a hot one it nlay CommisSioner W·ende wit han;?o if he I[ he ha~ to make lhe fight agai nst Rgain Ee."lcs l'eappoin tmeor, frankly aclH.yan and Hodson, or either. Endres introduce complicutions ,,·hieh may up- mit that they al'l" after jubs and thilt is I and his fl'lpnfis believe that, with t hee-t what i~ .said t~) bp, at this time. the all lhere Is to it. e-xlstlng cunditions in the- Democratic ~OSt likely reSUlt or the cOllte.st fur pal'ty, he n(lt only could get morechnirnmn. 'l'herc lre in the Ileld for votes, hut \\ oul<l hase a ·better chance !Chairman SuperYislJr Frederick Ho\\*or ele-clion than any other Deamocrat of the :!4th "~arJ. Supen'h;or Byron who coule] be nominateu, Gi'!>son of Aurora and Supervisor In the I,ast Matl has be~1i a vote· of Clarence. ,Till.; nroming ~I YOI' ; g('tter_ After sen'ing fh-e LN'ms In the t\\€,f!U t~ Assembly ht:' was nominated for Stn.te who Issaid close alJ fir"::;, or he ('xp , 0 1-U' as :-:oc,n as hi a to wellISenatOi' tn lSfIl. He ran ag'aln5t John "he ye~ter\lay afternoon, rIO' rn~ to Ja.• rCal(l lTd hegins tlJ hoI 1 Laughlin, who had been l"f"garded in "that the chairmanship of the Board of ()l nre" I' '1 he: ·,Hler.:: an'] m.lke certain quarters as Invindb l e. and :Malt I win go to the ('ountry and the IIp t'~r !";at 'If ,lJlplli1 Lments. On nnl' was jeered fOJ' his nern" and jibed bewill get the clerk_ Howard may ('au~e of his notion that he could be !iUnw city 1l!lck!ag but the coun- L It hC' i; c Inf' ntpll :JY .'l ~tl' tl1~ (10-elected. )1<1 tt kept h u stling and talk· I ic:ans ,,':i11 .stand by Gibson, lLll_" {h;l~ h('d":ll" t t!u· vpmO:.I-at\ln' Ing and about 2 a. lll_ on the morning th,· 1l?'ader of Our minor. bl~!.j[:.;lltll D£'l'.t1lmc-l!l find pu t in Itc- ' aftC'r elc>ction it was admitted by the threl y .trs. KI'('hb!/~l probably publI(,flns, ~oiely as a matt,lr of po1ili('s~ Repuhllran~ that Endres h as not alformally" lhrjr,.. f!"om the ralC ill I al:;;o hy (l strong 81'utimenl whkh fu... Ways bL"'f"n S'uecE'!-'stul, bllt he is one of \\- da}"s. The C · ·fk-hlp Is up in the vors the a.ppolnlment us Health Com-- thC" DL'IUOC'l'uts who TIP\'el' l o~es {'Oll rDO candidf-.l"'.s .}oct having come 'Out missiont.'r of Dr. G~OI-g~ L. Brown Ot' age and always g(l('S in tow1n. It is the open, hut there will be t\,'O DJ', \Y. D_ Grf.'cnp, the pt'ese-nt deputy ~arf'" to f:ay lhat ,,·ith him In lhe fieJd , mO.'i.t likely ·Il the field b'?fore ('ummis.-.;Ioner, \)1' !'tome other pr.IUlinent [nr th/,o nomination there will b e a heap j " w Board nJeN~." Repub1i('an phy .... iC'lan_ On th~ other of fun In thf' DemocratiC' pl'ettminal'Y Dem("f'rat~ £P,em to be at sea as hand )layoT-t'iect l~.l1ight will be con. o are mlJ~t likely to be theIr fa- !routed, unlf'ss UUeXI,ct'led things hapDistI'lCt./ for (-hairman and clerk. and pe-n. by a strong public uf'mand, largely thinking mainly of the attor- irl'espec-th\;! of Ir.1rty p'.llitil'~, that hE' to the Beard, , ... h1ch. stN.nge let w£'11 enough atone anu continue at may apIJeal', ~o,n~ of th-em ba'-e a thp head of the d,'pnrlment Lhe effl. Lhej- may '.:btaill by some SOrt cient comml~sfor:.er who ha~ made BulA But the Rf'lIublIcan members falo a pleashl" Iy sanitary city. city has b()('n called to be held lomor-I want t::\'t:rythlng and thar: no row en"nlng at Alumni Hail. Unl"ersily be m~,l, ''.i:h th~ir oppon I of J1ufCalo, which Is likely to bake hn llort~lnl tlt.'.lIon concerning the aPflolnt-/ GIBSON SAID TO BE SLATED fOR CHAIRMAN MAYOR KNiGHT BETWeEN TWO FIRES ~ ~~~~:ri,~i~~·~~:\l',.~: " j I ;,;~p~;;;~nAt~~ 3~;~~n;~; I m~~~:~~~h?~'h~,~~~~Co~A!!~ I ON E WAY OUT THAT USUAL SITUATION CONCERNING CLERKSHIP :30 far, no candlcJati'g ror the good jOb -to CIC'"rl( to the BOJ.rd of Supen'lsors gotten out In the open, although .or two aspiran ts f or the position f' ~ "id to be mal<l ng a still hu nt to ·r.e what the c h an(>e~ a r e. j s an unUl:iu aJ situation , esp~ei­ followmg a n electio n wh Ich J)ians ' ry l h lng in !"!lght at t'o mm a nd or t:le '.pu bI:("an machine, Ql'dlna rJJ y lhere ': [1' (",111. lwu to i:l!- h<1lf·uoz e n good Reout fol' the clerks hl" of t h~ th e flay aftcJ" l>Iecl1on a n d the g t'n erally has iJ{:en !ie r ce, Poli ~ wbo- a re fam iliar w ith th e Hoal'u . and il~ IlaSl politi cs can cio not unrlf:'=rstalllJ. t h e .Qf ~ anclidat~s for ch:l"k IS TALKED ABOUT I menl of fl. Heulth l~0mmjssloJler Lo sucDrs. Dr'own unu GI'eene ha\'e back ~ cecd DI'. J'~rnl"'·3t \VendC'. A postal card. (lat~d yestpl'day. was sent out Lo all of the.m fiU·ong l\olasonlc.: i nfluftl1ce whidl physJ('ian~ ('ontailling the call for thecannot but h~IV(' great weight with the meeting aTlil .~t1'lling as the pul'pOS~ of npw Mayor, who Htanrls high in IVfD.- th(~ ml~etlng til lJe .. to t,\J.:e a('~ount of ~fJnl'Y, '1'0 tUl"n dowll eithel' or both or the two ranr11(]utes \\ ho ure now most ,1llentlon~cl £01' [he l'ommls~ione)'ship ',,"QuI,] be buth to refuse t,) alJpoint gtrong p('r~CJnal f!'[c:nd~ unJ. brothers in fralernily u thing' whJch Lhe nl!w Mayor presumably would seek to '<;l\'uid. if poss.Ible. 'rh~l'E' ,\ <IS ta lI<. ypstt-'n1ay that an amic.:1lble compromise might he t:n:c('t(~d by whJeh Dr. il)'ow.11 would be appuint. ell Health ('ommf.HRioner Hnll D I', Greene 1'{"HppoinL('d to h is llre3t'nt })ositJon of clepuly; 0 1' J)ossib ly Dr. GreNle might be mude ('onlI111s~io n e r wit h Dr. rll'U\'.' n ;18 depu ty, It has l'eportt'rt tha l Dl 'o (;I'eene fan11's 1Jf"P ll 1 lhe re:lI 'polntJlw ut of ('o mmi:i::li'Oner ' \' l.'nlil', !Ju t h (:' ha M m n li l! 110 p ublic s t a l em e n t of Rl1 e h Pl'(" C,'r ~n ('e dllr1 j1i " UII unUkJ' (oll ~ ld""' l'at.ioJl a likely uH1J,I. It" a~ D!'. \\'I~nde'x sue €' ROt'. .1£, t hp administr'ltion of the D~p:\rtment of Health ulluer ill") present ment." The \\-'Irdin,::; o[ the ('ard manag;:i~ . . slg,1l1l1- ('.:tnt o1n(l It rutty nWJ.Il. that. lfle ph)'~i~'iflI1S arp gOing to j)<Js5!lbly. L.ak~ a d !.IlL'! :-:Imilnr to th':lt thf'Y tuok berOl-,'" ct!' rl fIr'nu.orl thp rf'appoin llnen t of Dr, \\·('nLiI.:', . TIll' (-all fol' thp mef'llllg Is !'i6'!1€'d hy Drs, \t.u-nn:ll Parle :'\1. n, :\Iunn. Hl'I'111,11\ ) I ynt,,·r, t 'llal'h'~ cr, ::ltcl,.'kt~n . \I.'x<lnller fr . Poull. John H. Pryo!', '1IhllJl.'-'; l ,,)tl1J'ojJ, (lh:1I11~Cl Ga:y 11 a n'" I II;I ,·.. Ig. P. \V. \ -a lJ P (YU"HI 'tOd H enr~­ It. ll,)pld ns. I / �of Mr. Knight's ~~!:~:: Successor Will be Made Immediately, / HALL / H~ A JH COMMIS~IONER. ~"b ' Dr, alter D. Greene, the Pr ...nt ,•• " Assistant , is an Active Candidate (or p romotl~..l I Democratic admiiilitratron, ItS a aeserved tribute to iii. great 1Vorth and bls lqpg and extremely valuable servIce In tbe W&ter Department. He Is nn e\ll'lneer of acknowledged abLllty. Tbe aenlal cblef engIneer, PatrIck Brennan, bas been In the department so long tbat nobo<ly can remember whether he Is a Jtemocrat or Republican, but everybo<ly,-emembers that be Is tbe father of tll&t popular and artistic actor, our own Cha.uncey Olcott. Mr. Brennan's aalm..l~~ ear and be haa never been mole.ted on account of political chane"', In the Bureau of Build· lng, !'rank T. superlntenden t, hili poll tlcs, are to duty :~~1~~~J~~E;:~~~~r~~ pay-roll of tbe employes. Be\"- nnnn'u 'fhad \V. GardIner, who I ii;;Wi.PiiD.;i= one of the brightest of the reportera at tbe City Hall and who. ent....d the bu- service 'candlaate under Mr. GardIner Is the and has been reuuned on merit. City Ph. D., Cattle Hast, $1,600. A •• Ist&nt Inspector-H. A. lIIuQzort, $1,000. Several or. the sanitarY Bnd other InSpectors, several of the district physI_ cIans also. have been retained under Charles F. Bishop, Edgar B. Jewett alld Dr. Diehl IL8 mayor.. There bas been no naBty mixture ot pOlltlcs and med!.' cine In this department. In the Police :tI!!plU1p1ent Dr. JOs('ph Fowler has beeli. retatned, With hWldreda ot other ReflubHcanB under Democratic admlnlat..-tlolt and an Instance of the same dlll'egard tor politics Is _n In the FIre Department, With. two Democratic Commissioners to control, Where Such a well known and 80 eEmlndently quaUlled praotltloner as Dr. ward C. W-. v'Brien has been rptalned as department surgeon at $1,[;00 a year, although the doctor I. one of the most earnest Republicans In Butfalo. As surgeon ot Police Dr. Fowler draws $1,800 a year &lid be"" saId to be one of tbe candidates tor the posltlan of Health Commissioner. s.lDe J .. Park neopartm ... t. As for the Department of Parks It 1. controlled by the Democratic admlnla_ ''1~IudIJlgbut aU ot the stattJ ~,the No ?1!t::::::.ut!'1. ~~.de ot a .tate comptroller to 8Ucceed Hon. Eras· t~s C. Knllfbt. ConMenoe 18 .tIIl t.lt tbdt the appoint•• will be an Erie connty min. but DO candidate bal been .el~tttd b.r tbe ....publl•• n leadero of tbl. cit,. to urge for appointment. State Commlttt!f''1l8D William C. Wnrren hal retarned to Buffalo. Be baa bf'14 conturenee. with Gov. Odell. Senator Thomas C. Platt Chairman George W. Donn ot the ft1MI,bUcan atate committee, and other leadera. and .11 • result of tboee contereD~. tbe appOintment was del6,.ed tor tbe time being. Repnbll.aDI ot Buffalo wUl DOW hue an opportunlt.r to unite upon a. stron, and capable candidate tor presentatlon .a c"nd'date tor tbe appointment. O,don P. I Letcbworth, Robert R. Helford, John N. B,oat.herd, George Urban, Jr., Gen. Edlf~r 1 The B. lewett. EdWArd C. Sbafer. tormer c1.7 GreIDer and the comptroller; G. ~arrett Rleb, and others, have turned It. and -are amona thOle WbOR namel haTe been m8D.tioned tor the oftlce. eloner l'~rnest Wende Is to Cb.lrman Frod GreiDer of the republican do" n, It l\Iayor Knlgbt "lll ornnlu.tJon bal luoed a can tor a meet· bidding, and h" always has. In. ct the esecutl"e committee to be beld Postmaster Greiner £aid Dest Thunday atternoon at 3 o·elock. 1 "I am IIrmly of tbe publican shoul,! be named Xayor-eleet Knl,bt retnrn,d trom Albany Commissioner. ro yeaterday to .pend Bunday with hi. t"m' "Then you are not 1.,.'UI·esself· Ily, and will 10 back to Albany on Mond.y.1 statementR that have been One ot tbe Important appointments to be corning the ellldency of Dr. made by lIIr. Knight I. tbat of • h.altb '"There are & hundred comml ..loner. 8. the term ot Dr. Ernul lIeans ''''ho can. to N1.y Wende esplr.. on Janaul7 4th next. At olllc.. as oapably as Dr. present, the t"andldate1l most promlnent17 "Will you name Borne mentioned are Dr. ""'alter D. Greene, tbe abIes?" preeeot 801"t8nt health otllcer. and Dr. "No. I have no cbolce at " ..~nd~1 wbo aeeka rt"ftppolntment. th"re are plenty ot them and Dr. GJ't"ene bas det"lded to become an acthat a ohange should be made the new Commissioner be a. tl\'e candidate tor the omoe and be haa an. can.'· nouD~ that tliCt. Dr. ·Greene Is a well. As.l.tant Health PhySician known republiCAn, and has aerved tbe c1t:7 Greene. a. Republican, Is now most eftlc1ently al al81ltant bealth ofDeer. candidate for tbe Short17 utter election the democrats put sending out circular forward tbe name of another republican. physician In Buffalo. If Dr. Dr. George L. Brown, a. a candIdate tor to be \'Ictlmlzed by tbe bE.'oltb comml.sloner. This was evhlE'ntly n<,publlcan greed, Dr. done to embarrass tbe repUblicans. lIa Dr. good chance of Brown IIItotes tbllt be Is not. h8s not been and will not be a candidate tor the appoint. ment. A ('ertaln coterie of ph:rsiclaDB, frleod" of Dr. 'Vende, organized a meetlnl wblc:h was beld lit tbe rnlverslry of Buffalo on TburlJday Pt'('nlng "to tnkp arcouat of thE' admlnlstrutlon ot tbe d('pllrtmt"nt of hl'olth under Ita prestot adwlnlstrn.. tlon." It turned out to be m('re. 17 the boom. 01 Dr. WE'ndE"s persooal frl('nds tor hl8 ~appolntm{'nt. Howeler. certain mllJ8tftteIDf'Dts were mnde In makloi' public thf' announcement ot the rtliult of tbe mel't. ln~, It waa statl'd tbnt 1:-,0 phYf'lclu08 were lu attendance, ond anDoun('~ment was made that the resolution comwendlne Dr. 'Vendc·. admlnlstrntlon" of the health dp.' portment WRIII adopted by a vote of !labout thn?-e to one.-' Tbe troth 18 tbat just 89 Tote" were (,8St, of "'hlcb 02 Wf'r(' In favor of the resolution and 27 "galnst the resolution. H 100 pby. alclaus l\'('re prCS(lnt. jU8t 61 did not vote one 'l\"8y or the other and did not f'spre ... themael\"ca at alt upon the subject at the resolutloo. In thllt connection It must bE' remembered that lhl. cspreaalon was not as to any two candldatea or aay Dumber ot condldatea tor apPOintment as bealth commissioner. No other Dame but Dr. Wende's waa menUon. ed. .nd It I. lIt.ted that many of tbe 62 who voted In tavor ot the resolution would be favorable to the candldac7 at an)" f!ftlclent and cap.ble pb,.llclan. At the time ot tbe meetlng there were no other al'U..e cnndl. cdatel tor the office ot bealth commISSioner. ' lind the Tote of the meeUq cannot be prop. ' ,arty con81dered aa a talr poU of the senU. blent ot the 700 or more physicians ot But. . (&10. Ur. Walter D. Greene bus now ~me an actIve CIlDdldate tor promotlon to the pOlt. tlon at tbe he.d of tbe department, and In ,thla eoDneetlon the remarka said to ha,•• .PUled between Mayor Diehl and Dr. Greene ~ moat Interesting. Since f'lectioo. so the aGel, the m8J"or met Dr. Oftene on and .poke to blm a. tollo... : Green., I hope YOU pt the appoint. b.alth comml.. loner. Yon certainly It. U BI..ell bad been .leeted 70. Woald h.... bad to walll: the �of ~ -\I({;'1'I1"I(>n, Altl. l\1alsc-h oss. A ld.""l\"I:-a-n-.-,"''"'-, t bp~fJ'n1. T helievp nlng nnd Ald. MC'EaC'hren are avowerl Ht'pllbli<'ails til ButTaln good enough candidatef'. THE TIMES on Vlednes- fOJ' nt'lr nftlf'I"'," H tR undprs\oor} that day told of the efforts of some of the Rtatp ('oll1111ltt(,~l1Hln t1riJnm nnrl C'h:l!nl1an F'r~tl ('I'I·illf'l" (If till" Rppub· membE"rs of the nreRent board, specI!)'· Iif~un r'pnt!'111 ('ommitt('{' are- nIHil h(' lng Ald. A\"l'ry. Franklin and J(isslnger, lif'vpr~ In lhp .1at'k~onlan dm trine, "To to throw obstu('leR In the path of Ald. tht~ vil'lurs h{'lon;.:; tl)( :tJClil~_' ~lalst:'hoRs. Alrl. l\IalsC'hoss yesterday ('onfirlned thf' Eltor:r and was quoted as FEW !oIl'OILS 'O",V. suylng .As tn tlH' ~polls t hI') will b(' ff"'\\: un, wr o Do 'I t" \.. 1)." II MaYor-elf'l'l Kntght'~ pnlposl"d nt'\\' "'h'U pprvit'P hoard gt'l~ tn wnrk awl 001 am still " cadidate for eler· ~Xl'Tlll1t!-l. :Hi It 1l1a~~ with thf' appro\':.11 tlon to thr: chalrman~hlp, and I beIf tlw Ht.Ite ('nml1ll~slnn. ~omp of the IIH~ I will be ~Iect~d, notwith· ,o~it 1()1\~ in th~ dt~~ Jo;E'n-lC'c (rom thf' ~tnnding the faC't that Jim Franklin 'ompf'tltIYI' ~('h~ ' rluh'\ of the civil ~(>r­ and CharHe A v£'ry are doing a ll ;iet" TuipM lt1lopte.1 la~t Rprlng. the-y ran to do rne up." As It fR Rt. prNH"nt :\1ayor-plcct Kni~ht .. '''hy nrc they opposing you?" HI~ onh~ fuul' pf,sltton~ to fill, those of "Oh. T suppose It is because I per· w('r('t<l1"Y, lIcC'n~p d~I'k and strnngrflsisted tn inll'oduring that te iephone Jhf'l", tll hi!'! utn('(', ane' health l'om('ompetltlon ,'esolution. Franklin lli:-=slol1,'!' nncl harbm' rnnstf'l', bE'!:ilclC's 1ll' nnn-H:JllIl'iPrl positions o( dvll RCl'nttl"lbutcs his fnllul'e to obtain a revh:(~ l·fl1nI1l1~~illnl'r~. nomination to the agitation raised "O"·(,O"PETI~'IVE OFFICES. 8gatn~t him becaus~ ot his action in lhe board In connection with teleTh(\ folhn\'ing lnhl(> ~hcn\<.: ,':hat of phon£' comp{'tttlon. and Avery tl(·('~ In t lw I'Ity gO\"f'rnmenl :11'(' not tillnks his de-feat was due to the subj{"(·t tu C'fltn{lplltlyc C'xaminations ~ame- reason. They seem to think It ('''{('Pilling in thf' l'a~j"O or the D~part I had not urg~d the progress ot the \ mt'nt uf Puhlie' "·ork~. telephone ("omp(ltilion tlla.tter that :Mayor'!'4 tlf'p:lrtlllf'nl-SpC'retnry. 11they would now have the prospect C'('ns,~ ('iflork, ~tt>n(lgraphp1". of remaining In the board during ('ity C\f'rk's oftlrf1-L'lly C'1£'r-k. d£"J"Iuly 'IAPPOINTMEtrS CALUNE I TO BE CON~IDERED BY Jl{E_BOSSES A BIG Ll NE·UP OF APPLICANTS FOR POLITI SAL POSITIO NS HAS BEEN ORDERED FOR NEXT THURSDAY AT REPUB· LlCAN HEADQUARTERS. ,n"', / 7/1'1 The Erie County Re~bll~an mag· nates will meet all comcl's at the Elli('OU SQuare headquarters next Thursday aft(>rnoon at 3 o'clock or thereafter. The call was sent out to the executive committee yesterday by Secretary George D . Emerson and, although no f'pecial invitations wIll be sent to the horde of place hunters and their backers, thE'Y are expected to attend, and they WOUldn't miss It for a good deal. It ts expeoted that th~ appointments to be made by all incoming Republican officials. E'x('eptlng Commissioner of Public "'orks ,Vard and possibly Cor- I I I poration Counsel Feldman, wIll have to run the gamut o( the RepublJesn exp('uth'e C'ommttte(>. It is said th~ the coming year. "They went to Manning the other day and tried to get htm to stand for the chatrm1\l1ship against nle. .Manning turned them down flat. He told thpm he '{vas for nle first, last and all the tim£', Now they're working on Roedel. I have enough member!=! pledged to secure my election. If thE' men pledged to me stand by theh' word I will be elected. If they repudiate thetr pledgeR I will be deteated, but I'll eat three good 1l1eais a day all winter just the flRme no matter which way It turns out." ('ommissioner or Public Works will make suC'h appointments as he pleases regardless of the organization bosses, but that does not mpan, of course, that I no organJzation men need apply. But, as the lC'eme-n ~ay, the organization's O. K. will "cut no ire" with ('01. Ward. Mr. Fpldman, too, O"\'e~ very Itt Iecourtesy to thp organization, as he was" "ery relurtantiy !placed on the tirket, I T h e Prful' lp n ] P lum I n the P ie. The prtncipai plum in t he pie. when It is cut, will be that of Heaith Commi •• sioner. It looks very much as if the present InC'umbent. Dr. Ernest ,Vende, sf>lected as a DemoC'rat by Mayor Bishop when the new charter went into effect, would not be re-appointed by )!ayor Knight, despite the strong eC· torts being made by the medical profesEllon to have Mr. Knight retain Dr. ,,'ende, Dr. George L. Brown, an eminent specialist and one oC Mr. Knight'S close personal friends, has been mentioned as one likely to get the appointment, but Dr. Brown states that he has no I desire to receive the appOintment. Next in order is Dr. Walter D. Greene, at present Deputy Commissioner or Health and a Republican. Dr. Greene is an applicant for the place and has excellent backing. He is likewise a close triend ot the lIIayor·elect and is regarded a. the likely winner. The reo tirement of Dr. v... ende and the promotion of Dr. Greene would of course sat .. isfy the clYil service reformers, Intend to watch 'Mr. Knight's every mo"e in the matter ot appointing city employes. Police Surgeon Joseph FO"'ler, Fire Surgeon Edward C'. W. O·Brien. Dr. James S. Porter, Dr. John J. ",'aish, Dr. Albert H. Briggs, Dr. Edward Clark and others are mentioned Cor the place.' The salary i. $4.000 per ann urn and the appointee will hold the oHtce for tour yeaTS. In' the event of Dr. Greene betng .elected Cor the place it Is likely that civll servire ru ies will be complied with and t h at Dr. C la r k. who was formerly head of the department and 'who Is now t;nilk inspector. will be apPOinted Deputy Commissioner . This piace pay. $2,000 a. year. WhO! publicans are crying out that the heavy RepubU('an 'Ward~, like the T",,..entyfirst, Twenty-se("ond, Twe n ty-third, Seventeenth and others, have been receJ\"lng everything, praC'tically ignoring' th e Republlf"'an vote in thp other wardg. Sa. to prevpnt a revo lt. the "lttUe fellow,,,, are t o receive some crumbs ot comfort. , Hnll offl('f'\--D£")ll!ly tr£'ar·mr('>r, a~J41~t.lnt t·;l~hlf'r. Law (If'pArtll1pnt ~('ity Httnrnp),. as~ist"nt dt:r RttOl'I1C'Y. two rll'puty :lSsj!-itant l'Ity attol'n('y~. managing l'1crk, Tho plum or all is the ofllee torney. now filled by Henry Capt. Henr)r A. Bull, Percy S. John .J. Hynes and Harry L. clprk. n,>part1l'H'nt flf PollC'(>-Cn1l11l11!=:~lr)11c'r~. "h"rk, sU)1l"rlntenc1(>nt of hnnolf's, I.'lprk in rhargf> of Bprllllnn systE"nl. Health I I I .0 Lansdowne. Taylor, are tion. )lr, Ff'ldman has not yet made any cholC'e vdth respect to tWs position. Ho said yesterilay he would not announce any appOintments unttl next nwntb. Dr. ~~a1t~r D. Greene continues to be most prominently mentioned for the po· stt10n ot Health Com.m1ssloner. to' Bucceed Dr. Ernest Wende, who I. finishing hi. l5eoond term In that office. Friends ot. Dr \Ve-nde, who Is a Democrat, would llk e to see him reappointed a second tIme, but the Re,PubltcA.n leaders belteve no Rep ublican physiCian can be tound who will b. a worthy successor to Dr. Wende. Tb~ pr~ent ind1catlons aTe tha.t 1\fayor-elf'ct KnIght will appoint Dr. Greene to the po· .Itlon. ODELL AND KNIGHT CONFE R. GEN. JEWETT'S CANDIDACY THl!)lR SUBJECT-r-.'O DECISlO:-l FOR SE V· ERAL DAYS. Bl' the Albany, Nov. A~soclatpd Preu. l8.-Gov. Odell to· night had a long conferenr.e with C,omp" troller Era~tus C, Knight, MayOTelpct of Bul'ralo. The name or tormer ... Mayor Jewett of Buffalo has been 8U~­ geRt~d 8!" a CQ.ndiclate for Comptrollf'r and it was on tbls sub,ect that the con feorf"nt.'e eosued. Deputy· Comptroller Ollma-D, 'who. has had the BUpport of Sen ator Platt, the New York Oragntzation and Chairman Dunn. ot the State Com- mittel', wa~ 1n the hotel corridor when the tnteorview occurred and later talked 'w1th the Governor, It Is unuerstood that no decision vd lt llP glveon In the matter of Mr. K n l&'ht ·s 8u('('esAor tor e~veral days, Jlo:-litinn~ whit'h are U!O;Ulll1y hel(l to h,.. llPrl'lon.ll nppoint1l1enl~ nf the otn(,pr~ In ('harge of tht' vnriou~ {~epartmpnt~ Even th,' clt"puty C'ommisf:llOnerS n)u~t ha\'e (,prlntn qualU1cation~. In othel' df'partmf'nt!=; mpntioncrl tht'! DR. WENDE in l'harge ha \"P. been re-electe-n, or hul,l n\('r, and In thoSt? offkes prob· .thlY nil C'hdnl:£': will be madf"', nffic'prs CENTER OF C~J~~~ON I REB ,1,>~IV, A,/ Xol with.tanding t e earnest and l"t rong muv('mf'nl of ll'adin~ ml'n or hhth pnUUcal panies to have )layor{'lpI't Knight rrapIH,int Dr, r~1'nef,t ""(,nde as 1{pallh ("'omml~sll)ner. it IN ~ai(l to bp tl1£' Intf'ntion flf the- Republkan Ipati{'Ts 10 in~iNt tilill the new ~1uy()r appuillt H lh:puhllC'an to succeccl nr. ''''Plle}f'. and thu:;; lhrow the oUkf' into tht' whirl or polftlC's from whleh it has b"en l<t'pt for lla~t yeHl"S. eJvll :;€'I'\"i<:t' limitationH '" hkh' may kf:ep f(ump Hppuhllt'alls Crom offl.C'C in other (}epQrtm('nt~ a,'e ~aid to lJE' part uf the reUflonR muvlng the ieadeTR to mak(> the offil'f' of thp Ht-alth Commissioner 11 polltlc'al football. Rumo,'R ha,\,(> uppn ('urrent several the eft.'ct thllt It has been prartkally d~('td('(l tn appoInt a nepublh'an. probably Dr. V{altpr D. Greent', now Dr. \Ypnde'R a~si~tant, to Dr. \Vende's placC'. Dr. Gn'en(' I~ a Repub~ lieun nnd ha~ bCf'n retainpu In ofil('E' hy Dr. ,\"'pndf', Vr. Gr~ene hns announcpd hi~ ('andllla('y for' thf' offlrp bv a C"irculal' Ie-tt('r wrlttpn to 1l1embel'S of thf~ lnpdlC'al profession. \C) .. ... ... . ... ... . ...... ... ... .. , .... .. .... ... , ...... . ... ............... ••••••• Strong Me n of Both Par ti es Endorse His Reappointment, Nl'7ne But Polit ical Po wers '/iYearn Fo r Place. JEW~! days or City At· W. KUleea. tbe principal candidates for this POSI- 1)r>p;lrtmf'nt -Commission!'r, I R~~I!'!tant lH'allh nIDI'Pl', <'ity rhE'llll"'t. I Fin' [)f>Jlarttn~nl-Thl"f'I" rnmmiR!"ill1wr:o:, 9N'TPlul"Y. superinlendent of or 'lI b Pl a tfo r m. h01"1>e!;. l'f'partrnf">nt o( Puhlic' In~tl'u{'tion­ combination to "do up" Ald. i\talscho~s had its origin after Ald. ~chool ('xamin('r~. fo;pcrC'tar)' Boaro of .:\Iatschof:;s first announced his candi- ~khool ExaminPl·s. ~p('n:lanr to super' dacy. 11~ toid what he pruposed to do intf'ndpnt nno ~\lp('rintE'ndent of Gerin the matter of committee appoint- man, janitor lrU.lIlt 8chnol. Overs~t:'r of Poor-DevulY overseer. ments and that determined certain member. of the bO!lI'd to shut out Ald. . Polkl.' ('ourt-Clerk anti deposition l\l'ltsrhos" If po"sihie. It i. said that ('Ipl"k. .Judklary Deparlment - rlerk of \ enough Hepublkan and Democrattc )..[unlcipal ('ourt. deputy clerk. votp~ can bi." obtained to defeat Ald. Ha l'hor ?\lll~ter. ~tai~choss, to install a president to the Amlilor's Department-Auditor. liking o( thr- old nwmbers and to secure Df'partmcIIL uf Parks-Fifteen pnrk su('h ('ommitt{'C' plaf'ps as they wish. commls}lioners. supertntf"nrtent ann. :tl"lThe ro·electlon oC City C'lerk Charies slstant superinlendpnt. botanlC'al diF. ~usdot'f Is said to be practi('ally a5rector, ReC'l'etal"Y and trensurel\ audllOl', ::;urpd, ,Mr. Rus(lort will, without doubt, pa~~ ma~ter. (·urator. bl' indorsed by thE' organization, and he Civil Kf>rvit'e ('ommission-Commlsa~t'ert~ tha l he has 18 votes already ~ion{'r~ and }leC'retary. pledgE-d. Tha t would mean, of course, \ ('ommon l·oundl-..o..;t:'rgeunt~ at arms that ~p,"eral Democrats are pledged to and mp<;j~E'nE;"t;'rs, not exC'P(>din~ six. 8upport )l~ Rusdorf. I )'li~epllaneous-Exanlining Board or As the Republkan majority in the Plllmht·rs. Board or Aldermen is onl:,' onf'. thf>o Th(!o pX(,nlpt omc€'s in the De-partmpnt DemOt'rats are living in hope. There is or PubliC "'orl{~ are nut inC'luded in th .., a ~'()sslbiltty that some R~publican. or fOT£'going exC't'rpts from the rules o( RelJublicans, may yote for Ald. John J. the \'1\'\1 f;"r\'j('(' t 'ommi~glon lwcnusp Ken MftY• ., _ other Democrat, for I the law rcorganizing th<:> dt"pa.rtl1lf'n( 'president, 15uch tbhiO ~ _ _ under a singl,> ('o1l1miR3loner virtually St'ts n~ille the d\"il ~ef\'i("e 1'U1£'5 nnw un before, and tor two or three years past plYing til thf"! Omt'~', and it l~ pruhablr:the Democrats have indorsed the Re .. th~\t und(,1" th' 11I'W dly admInistration puhllcan nominees tor president ot the the ('1\"11 Ser\"iC'e Hoard \\"ill bp. 3,!'(kert t,1 board, there t. plenty ot precedent rp-l'i:l9~try thp nffkE'~ in that c1ppartfor such a.ctIon. The combination nu-nl. Th£' pluIn!1' !I'! tlw office- nOW, out· spok en oC may decide to execu te such a f;ilie of th(' ('ollipetilh'p ~chf'clul(-'>, are plan. I ('\\", nnn. rnmpriHf' mainlY (,onfldpntlnl D e('lt tH'<" .....v< ,.. , ~ These Rc- cl(.>rk, TrpaAUrt'r'~ Charles L. Feldman, .... ho "'Ill ta.b Of· fice as Corporation Counsel at the begin ning ot tbe year, was also back in tow!]. yesterday. He went down the State a. couplo ot days atter election to take a reat. H~ ~....as beslegpd all day yesterOav tty cRndhlate::l and their friends. :Mr. Feldman has a bunch of omces &t his dtaposal. Including a. couple ot good-Bal ~ arled ones, and there are at loo.et balf 8. doun candidates tor each one of them. dly dprk. c'omptrnllf'I"!-l om(':~-Deputy complrolIt-!·, ('hlef hookl{l"l'lwr, first tax :o;aif' I cao..;hlt-r ego all the P\OaJIu.re hb misstoner. I The 'Iany :\Ilnor Job. . Other appointment. to be dlscus.ed will include market clerk. market porters, harbor master, chairman of the Civil Service Commission and commlsstoners. plumbing board member s. sealer of weights and measures, the 01'ganlzation of the Common ('ouncll, ex .. amlnpr ot sta.tionary engineers, inspector ot steam boBel'R, etC'. The purpo~e of thp organization bosses is to dlstribu tp the appointments among the wards in th(> most equitable manner possiblE', avo iding as many hard disappointments as possible. Some of thf' minor appointments w1l1 go to Republicans In DemocraUc war ds 1n ordeJ' to show thai their ser vices are appreCiated by the bosses. I I I Howeve-T, )lr. F,ldman may allow the bosses a yoice In the selection of the Important plares hp has to bestow. be '" HUng toO had planoE'd, if tbe puLl1c through Go v. Odoll should ask him to fill the omeo ot ComptIoller. He would be In Q. postttO I1 to devote practically all ot his tim" to the pOBllton. Col. Frnu"'ls G. ~·a rd, the new Commla .. sloner ot Publlc ·Works. returned to tOVl'n Yeatprday after a tow days' rest rollO'W lng tho strenuous daIS lOt. campalgning pt'6YiOUR to election, He ha.d no announcements to make. As alrea.dy stated, the deputy to be tn charge o.f the Engineering Bureau will be 0. personal choice made by the colonel. He ",;11 coutor with 1eadors ot. the party a.nd others In making scl~ct.tonB tor the other ot~ nces. Tbe colonel BayS he wants to get tho ve-ry best man. availa.ble for each otflce nnd that It may take soma time to look over the fiela. 000 ot lhe first men to gr('et the oolonel upon his return was Patrick J. Kf1nnf1d)~, general.committeeman of the 2d Wartl. Mr. Kennedy is bopeful or landtng the !ltreet deputyshlp unuer the new oom- WOUL~;'CCE PT Fa&..fD~CTI\{,tI' IIlS !/WORKWARD AXD FELDlfAN HOME-WEr-.'DF.·S SUCCESSOR. .A new name was added yesterday to the list of mPD mentioned tor the oftlce ot Slato Comptroller ,to succeed Erastus C. Knight, It was tbat or Adolph Reb.· dow ot tbe 24tb Waru. Mr. Rebadow I. a mpmbf'or ot the law firm ot Marshall & Rob.dow. He Is luentlflpd ,,1th tbe Republl('an Orgn.nlzaUon, being general com mit tepman ot hltl ward. Tht' name (Hd uot talto a positIon ot any epeclal prowJnPDce among lhu otht'r names, but it at .. tracteu attention beC'nuse It was a. new('<ower. 'J'ht, otb£'r names on the Hat are. Gen. Edgaru n. Jewett, Rob£'rt R. HM .. ford, George l'rban. Jr" G. Barrelt Rich. Jolw N . teber,! nn~ E. C, Sbator. ')"ho frient)s ot OeD, Jewett continua to be H'ry acth'e tor tbelr man. Gen. Jewett hhnselt Is not taking steps nnd he 18 not asking any of his friends to do BO. S". \,'hat fhpy nre tlolng Is of tht'tr own 'v oli- t�on It Js understood, bOW6yer, tha.t Geon. Jewett would. acct:pt the position It It Wt'l'"'J of(l'rt'1l to him. A!:i it happens, he would be very well situated to take ~F.CRF.rrAnY ,",Pl-OJ'TED. \ charge ot But'h an otnce on January 1st. . " ~, ,~Sorne tlrnt' ... go ho made arraog(;!mentl to l\layor·f'IN·l hnight ".18 .tskf'C1 p, rptlre trom tho pre..'5IdeDcy ot the Columt~rdHY, ahout th(' l1latt~r nf l,hf' Hpallh bJa Natlonul Bank at the eud or this year, ( ,JlI1JlUlliRllJlwrtthlp nnel he SHHI that h so tha.t h(\ mIght hale some leisure tJmp had madt\ no d£'e\Hion ~OlH'l'l"ning ap" He has a.lso ileen arrunglng things 9~ lutinlJll(·ntR CXI't')lt that J'"hC' hn.r1, that the two manur.lldurlng cOnCtlrns In delf'" to uppuint Frank". H,inkl,' y, n whh"h he is InterRstod, the John C. JE'wett llt'WfJHlllel' man. lu the olfit'e of Sccre. !\.{nnutactul"1ng ("Iompany and fbtl Jewel' no . .... 'VI)] Intt"rf'ere. The boose. w ill a ttempt to dictate th .. organization or th ~ Comm on Co uncil tn both branc.: hes, also the new Boa.rd or Su pervisors . T he orga nization w ill try t o lAnd cou nc il man As h fl 8 presiden t of t h e BOR.rd oC Councilmen. There may be no op pOSitio n , Inasmuch as t h e talk about to Uw Mnyor. . Refrigerator Oompa..oy, would take up th'> can c)idaoy "r Cou ncil m an F leisch· t.lry .. , hp1i('Vf· u Ht'JJUhlt('~n should be If'8ft of hi. attention ".5th the beg-'nning man n 8 tJPcars to ha vf" li t tl e or no J;lpo}J'ted lu th~ om("i\ III Hf'alth I Oln • yea.r fou nna t on Or »re!'1tfll'nt of the Board mission r," Ruid Lroar1er ~Varre'1 tor /roa,.tly op-, I 1 - /' •• . •• • •••••••••••• 0 • •• =- Emissaries of D e w orlc .. ing hard among his tellow physicians to sP('ure signatures to a petition a.sking ::Irnyor·eiert Knight to a ppotn t him HE"alth Commissioner; b u t they find that nearly all the )I. D.'s arc In f a vor gJ:. rl'taintng the presen t co mp e t e-nt 'fIen1th Commissioner. D r. W e nde, In office. .. �Thirteen Cases at Present Outside the City antine Hospital, With Nearly 150 Exposed-Two Deaths. IIEALTIf OFFICBRS IfAVE ~ TIfBM WBLL IN CONT ...f:;.M ~ r I e I 'I fea: • I TI1r9agh Icnorance, neglect to vae. l18Ven famUles; IIfty dnate, and fallur.. or patlente to call two c88es of amallpox ",,~y.... ; In medical aid, Bulfalo Ie sulferlng laue. 3 yeara old, and from an incipient epidemic of small- I old, children of t'::~~~::~= s pox. In a portion or the Polish dls- , _11 advanced trlet on the Eut Side. the pestilence I been hu reached a virulent form, and heroic paUce. No.1' Rother elforte are being made by the Depart-/ ment of Health to prevent lte spread eighteen people ~!~~;:ri~~f amallpox In G to other parts of the city. Already two cuea oute\de of the Polish dlatrlct are family; Edward, 12 yearl! 10 yeara old, CaeeUa, 7 reported. Tbe aectlon where the disease Is Pallna, , years old; on N~'vemb moat advanced la IlIIed with tenements deatb occurred from what In whicb scores of families are closely to be "chicken pox," but housed. At present the epidemic la lIDlallpox; ftrat case notilled belng conftned to the territory bounded ago; house guarantlned by lI'Illmore Avenue, on tbe west, La- by poUce. throp Street 00 the eut, Sl(e&more No. 35 Loepere Street: three Street on tbe nortb. and Broadway Oil elgbteen people exposed: the BOutb. In moet Instanees tbe boy, had smallpox. and health authorities have found tbe cases Iy recbvered wIthout ':;'~~':~,~ here procre-.l so far that It wae Im- tlon; house haa been q poaeJble to remove them to the Quar- people vaccinl ted. antine Hoepltal. As a result all tbe No. 1122 Sycamore housee of Infection hav... been quar- family_ ten people eXlPoeed; "utlnad, and the people bave been §Ium pp , 12 locked In the tenemente and are belog r ovember 4uppllecl with food at tbe expeole of house e elt:r. No. u;:o~~~~~~';';~ Skeet, one 'l'wo deaths have occurred. In all. eight people exposed: Molpb Irteen caaa prevall, not Including 5 years old; three memberlr four cases In the Quaran tine Hospital. also have diphtherIa: one These ca_ are In tenements wbere dIphtheria a week ago: ho_ tw~nt:r·four families, InclUding 131\ "Uned. people are boueed. In one tenement, No. 960 Front A'..,nne, at No. 71 Jlma Street. Where a 3-year- 81D311pOX; George old chlJd I. stricken with emallpox. remO\'ed to Quarantine g'iIS}.ftllJ; there are seven families made up of I years old, kept at home; ftfty people, all of whom have been _ntlned. placed onder quarantine. The d l _ I" THE PEST BOV'a. In thle place came from another Po. Uah family In a tenement at No. 22 In addition 10 tbe abo"e Loepere Street, where IIlx families live. tour cues of smallpox Itt the In the latter tenement a ;-year-old tine Hospital In East Perry child died or smallpox yesterday. Five The.... cues are: families live In the tenement at No. 19 lessle S. Bigger, adult. Rother Avenue, where four children Della Gorman, adult. are victims or smallpox. Selma Weston, adult. Several or these cases broke out two George Boos, child. weQa ago, although the Health De- I Mrs. Sarah Coate ~ partmeot got no clue or theIr existence frOm the hospital on Tneada)". until Tuesday of thll week. In a VIctoria Kolackl, the 7-year-old famUy living at No. 36 Loepere Street or smallpox, died at ber a smau boy Was round on his way to tenement at No. 22 LoeJ),ere echOOl with smallpox breakIng out. In :resterday morning. several Instances It wu discovered tbat .the notice or the death the victims or the dl....ase had wholly 'Department, preparations disregarded medical attentloo. and two had been completed. The doctora reported "chicken pox," when at St. StanIslaus. Pine BtU actually the patients were 8ulferlng I'rank Kolackl, the tather of from smallpox. protested against not beJag POIT.IIIXPOIITIO" BIC~ attend the tuneral, but he was • e4 by the healtb omclala from Arter the Paris Exposition the the house. World's Falr at Clile&go and the 'Phlla. The most remarkable phase delphia EXPOSItion, all of these cIties case Is that It was ftrst I'8I,"r'te4L were visited by an epIdemIc or peatl- "chicken pox." and 88 lenUal diseases, but Health Commls- lowed to pass without the sloner Ernest Wende Is conlldent that placed upon smallpox. The no sucb calamity shall rollow In the i_de this blunder In d~!",~"'dI wake or the Pan-American Exposition. \ known to Dr. 'Wende. In All Of the aval\able rorce or the death occurred In the C.,b•.,....,1tj Health Department Was put to W"'k trom a cause reported ,vesterday In an attempt to stamp out .. but ,,-hleh Is now the cootaglon In Its Incipiency. All smallpox. or the places alfected haYe been quarUst gl\'en above It antlned, and POllee have been stationed only smallpox c&let! In tront of the tenements to See that dl81rlct are those III the no ODe enters or comes out. An ap.. 960 Front Avenue and Street. h haa been Bent to all physicians n e city to report suspected cases condition reigns at o.oce. The work ot vacclnatlog aU At present a unvaccinated pupIls In the public victim of s~~.!::~~ ~~h~la,:'::'d particularly In the SChools aunt and I W de h t Bide I.. being rushed Dr with diphtheria. en e lmaeJt has taken pemooai charge of the management or the de. a ago. partlment aod has announced his Inthte" ent on to Work night and day It Is Dr. Wende's bellet that 'no ac~~"::;:dlersons are Included In the VlIst all a pox victim., and he asks that healfh'°Ple, t~n regard ro~ the public clnated B:~ on~~ th'jr ar..e properly vac- I care t be • eop e Who do Dot can h~ve J~ieexpetDS e or vaccination cIty b a h e expense or the PhY8lcfa":~y of the tell district city rt" smaFOullpoOWxlOIr I. a list of places where prevalls: No. 22 Loepere Street. Polish tener~,~~~,;BzranSkl, O,,"ner: Rlx 't w:;:~~~~;id"~ people eXPOsed; ,: daughter or Frank smallpox yesterday St. Stanislaus, Pine Undertaker Kas. 1!~~':.~~~~":3 Street. one , ftr~t Ph"'l,c",n as 3i �trort) thp B oa r d tlt p ubll '" " 'orks p C'!r- Infsskn to \t se on e of th~ YOllng t'oorhs ll<J S\. POI"tnble q u a rilntlnc h O~Plta. 1. The boo th wlJl hl~ p laced on n inrge dra~' and will VI?' taken to each hou~e whlrh I ~ to be tumlgate.j. The t t-nants ot the houses wHI be req uired t o Y .'l.C3.te their I hornes and Elp(>nd a day In the b\,lOlh. T his <1islntCC'l<lnt s" Re m~ wIll not ue I PUt Jnto OIW.fution u nt il today. )'Iw,:h or thE" Il.rrect~<1 c l ot h Jntf nnd house turnl!lhlngs found i n t he infected tenernellt1i WIll hf' burned. The eNdemic whIch t he dE'partme-nt j~ \ now arranging to combat has a !-itnrt oc lar· nearly ('Ight wee-ks. Tht" Poli~h (1I:'oJtrlct I~ TPgnrdC'11 as n dnngt.>rous one for the outhrrnklng o C any ('ontageou~ dl~pase. :\Iany of the Polps reCusl" to he convinced of th€' U St" nt YacC'ination, Rnd they' often endure grf'llt llIne~~es Without calling fo r a doctor. I n t hl~ Way lhe db.ease ha~ 8rtuaIly matured '>erore It (',une- under the notire of the eulth nuthorltle-!=!. " "hen the- Im~Jlec­ )rs did Invade the di!'trict thf:")t (ountl \e people Cn:-el:r Intermingling ani) ~preaulng the dl~E'ase (rom one fanlily to another. One ot thf" wor~t features of this Ignorance wa~ that th£>)' spnt their chll dr€'n to s{'hooll'O an.} now eYf"ry pupil In €,\,en' school ha~ to ~ubmlt to an Thf~ ~('h(loht ftttf'ndet1 h~­ foxamlnatlon \'!ruFt wru; (('om n 1Irl\"all" tn'lnufar-tm'- Ing Onn. Tn both ('flSl'~ rh~qlh r('sultf'Cl.j In lh,' fir~t in~tan('p. In my olinion. antltn'\:lne find "a,'rlne \'fl'u~ ~h/J111<1 not I b~ prollurf"'n b~' n C'lt~· ho::'A.lth df:'P'lrt I ml·nt. In thp ~tl('nnr1 . mOI'e carC' Rhoul,l hf" u~tl-Il In thl"' pl't:"paratinn of the~e im- pOrtAnt prnrillrto::, nm nnt npprt'llC!n~ly£' of ::tnv dnngfl'l' of ~rnnll-flox or tllphth('ria ;prf'n.r1In;:;- In this C'lty bf'~'ul1fl n few ('ase~ In n r"~trtrt~(l r1lo::trkt, h~ralls, nt the \'lgl~ illnre of the Tlp,tlth Il"n:trtmr>nf " The loral health ripnartm('nt h~!'I ~tonpf"u lhe- ltc::e of thi' \"Irlu~, whl('h wn~ ino('ul:tted In thp ('hllrtr~n wh,) flle\l from Irkplne In (~nmden and St. Loul •. Dr. Wenoe thinks It I. lhe duty of S~e th:"lt he shp. I~ vaccinated. Following are the names and addr('~ses of city phy!'ticlans Who .are authorized to vncclnate tn'e of ('harge: Dr. George }<". Cotto room Xo. 531 or Dr. De \Yilt C. Greene. ~o. 124 Swan W. B8.yll~s, N o, 592 ~prlng K. DeGroat, Xo. 464 William t reet. Dr. H. G. Bentz. Xo. 894 ~I1ehigan ~et. r. 'Yllllnm lIoddirk, :-<0. 618 ~laln (>et. )r, E, C. Walrlrurr, :-<0. 496 Porter ]l~ca~e w,)ufd be left in the city. I 'ent pl}slal l.·ard~ to every phy~iC"ian in he t'ity. calling upon them to report lnl-" .,,:u$plcious ('a~e. that action might I taken imrne(lhtelr. Thl!'l preoitc:.1nn las pro\".,d to b~ truA, :-':ow I r~el like ('peatlng my admonition to the PhYSilan~. I would Jlkf" ('\'err phy~!clan n the C'lty to u~e great vigilance In letecting !-'u~pl("lou!' ('n~~~. ··It Il" a remarkRhlp fact that the t Ir!"lt CRse~ of thi~ smallpox epldpmlc honlo ha\'e hl"pn reportE'rl by the Rtenillng ph:rslclan~ n!'ll ch1ckpn pox. The 'o1il"!1 dl~trjrt i!'l a hanl OllP to fight in condition likp thls. The Pole~ do not Ike to be vacf'ln ted, 8nl} the-y will .)t ("811 e dortnr as 800n a~ they ought. I ow£'yer. I do not be-lleve thF"rp Is any f>a~c n for people tl') be Be-arf'l, It I~ ot IIke-Iy that thf" disease wllI make 1uch hpanway beyond the district 'herp It i!'ll now a 1l10st conflnQd," trt)e 1 :\'0 (' H SE FOR ALAlnl , llpox lin th'> En!=i:t RidE". It Is yet 1n embryonIc !"tag-e. anrl with th(lt ,'fillancp of the H~alth De-l'Hlrtm£>nt 'e Is lIttl!? to fear."-Statem('nt of ~'lllialll \Vl1Tt?-n Potter. editor of Rurrttlo ::\tedlcal Jflurnal. .. - potpr wn~ ,ft~ked ror an opinion thp !=tubjeC"t ot n Po~~lble ~pread o( dlsra~". and thf~ nbov~ Is a brIer Inary or hie:; remarks P flai(l further: "TlJ my mlnll thpre J. '"'~ohltp.l:r 110 ('au~e for n.larm be, u~p oC tt.~ ~trtct 8urn'>lllanl..:e of our e::\Uh npr~rtment. Ours Is an nC"\e departmpnt, one that In the pa!Qt n y~ar~ hn~ nfiminlstpred the n1't'alrs thRt nfflcp on thp. strl('tf~~t H('lentlft. C no sanItary IInpIi, ~othlng has gllt on past them. I think that thPl' hea, l q C nul' H~l\lth Departmf'nt hat' e kept !H,'C'. or rathe-r havp ke-pt til the fI1Tt'. dl~cu~~ion for a n~l ('on~1I1er­ Firc;t-Thp ru.lgnatlon of Freel (~t"pl­ n("T. P. )1.. A~ ~.'halrmatl· and appotntm(,l1t of ('lurk H. Tlnwrman a~ hiS' 8Ul."CE's~or. Second,-Thr rp~lgnat1nn of ':\{aynr- elf'c:t EraHtus (', Knl~ht aN State ('omptl'ollpl', find th~ flJlPolnt!11£>nt of an Erie County man ne his ~uc('e:-;~or; aI~o the ('on~iueratton of candldate-g, tnt.'luding the namps of Hobert R, Helford, Xorrls ~!orf'Y. AnHf'im J, Smith. n. Barrett nkh. Adolph Rf'badow, )'Iarcu~ M. DrnkE', nen. Edgar B. J ewett, John ~, :-:catcherd, f;pnrf;"C" l.Trban, Jr., \Y(tslpy ('. Dudley nnd othf>n;. It was :-;.aid lhls afternoon that thE" conltnitt('l~ would ap'leal to T..eadpT "~nrr~n to accept the ~lla{'e. but :\lr. \ \ "firren remaln~ firm In hi~ dech.loJl not to Uf'("f"pt ornct.' of any kind . ~nf'("(>",d , \'", ud",. ('ommi~~i()ncI·. 3 -Hea lth It is a forC'o~e (.'oncluslon that it will he c1pdded appoint It H,'publkan tn .,:"lU(·,l'eed Dr. Brnl'c:t '\Yt'JH]p, ) I f'~sr~." arlPn nll(l O r \11;er have 1"0 dt'do11"f'd. The L'uwllI rl'air:;; inelu(]{' Hr. ,,~" ~D. (;rp~n(", .Dr. l';d ward C·lark, Dr. ~J. ~. POl' tel , nl~. J~ Ji'owler, Or. F;. (', " . () Brien, Dr. ~\..~n (>1:'IOn, Dr. A ll t'n, Dr. 1I. H. Blngh,lIn and nth(t1'!'1 It IR thE' opinion of tll£' ajol'itY Rt'publh'HIl politicians, that Grcenp, thp, Dpputy Health Commi~5i(ln(>r will hp promoted. f,) or 4~--Th" 'ReIluhli""."IZlng "! fth~ ~ur= f 10 C'it'il ~l'J'vic~ ( t)mI1l1~l'Ilnn, the TP a . 1 f Dpl1lo('rath,' ('ommls~lonen.;, thfl' , departmf'ntlll In cttlf>~ throughout the' ;)\lntry. tn thf~ end thnt ('ontaglnu~ I~ea~es have hr'pn hf'Jd tn check a~ the ~cords show. ~t1bjects " "e have n o epidemic!' ~f~~~in(tm,.nt of n. n,.pubUcan chairman in tht~ 1"ul('8. -.. 5-The lIJ'"1Polntmpnt o( State (ommlttf,,~'tnaJ1 John t;rimtn • .Jr,. a; ~upl'rin~ tF'lnil(lnl of !-IP('tloll 11. Brie <. anal. now hel d hv ("apt. John Kraft. J b 6 -:\'i'trkl't ( t}pl"k. John RA.!'l-t. a('o and l'hang{'~ J{1~~i~~(,I' and J:u"oh Hnc'!'wh (·a.n.dlrlat€'R. .,:~ , \ ppointnH'nt~ to hI' l11iHh· In D . P. t a nd other offlclalR. '\M\<:ayoralty ~l w De'partmpn HPJlolnll11('nt~. ~._ -l ~('gl~I<lt1ve c'ommltt<'(' nnd A l bany appoi nlml'nts. PrUIHHlt",' J . ("Jthtln t Ion. ntt. one ot the cit", o Qflked Cor an opln 9 _Pl'OPOHNl Ij'>gl!-llativP bill~, int"lurlIng lhro Park Hoard hill, RainPR la\v aItH'ndm('nt~. (·t('_ II h t hl'fore 3 o'clock thf' RPO S lIn (>r~(;;!~'ln to alTlve alld \\ l11'n thC' mp€'t. 0 f'~nt'rl (bellln,) do~prt door~) thf:'rp tng ~ I' ' fl attpI1dan('I' of applkaul:-l w.as ~L cug ~ b k ra ani for p"lItlca l plnrf'ft. their, aC' €' ( lltkHtlH ~~nt'rHllq, . po . ' dnl In tlu~ City Tren~urp1" ~ The :'lrnnIlS ('lU-4Prl ~i1f'ntly anci ~avage­ otflc'" wa!-l~p rr J1f-' 'hos!-I€'S fl'ar that ~t I )" hy ,'!1 t lng t'O'I'(·t on next wi ll hHtP n. bll"h r" r'a pl('('Uon. yc~ , In ' I t to(II1V'9 rn(~ct I ng II1.1. t II. w~\.~\.~c:'I'('n~ I ft'adC': k" Np\\-" Ih t' ~t~rl ., a c ('otlnty. \\'111 ~pt'ncl tlt'xt wCl·k in 1 \ Ih'lny In nrr!Pl' to laud a~~()~r't;·ol}~'n;h lP fO I" E rlt~ MEETS THIS AFTERNOON POliti,'a~ :~:~~:k ?!'::w:C~!r )~ a queer tUln It mentio n, It re\'vln'>cl upon the qUt'B- spea k in g of thE' c and l dal' Y or G en tI in (;f the su(,"cE."s~,)r~hip in thE' oJlice J ewE'tt. that the o l".t:;'a niza ilon '''''cit) (C (.,t,.~' Trt'al"urel' in the E'YE'nt of the temf·ted to offer th e no m in ati on toJ' ulLimatp. n . nw\,ul of Philip Ol'1'8" til' ) !ayOi' to hi m. It i s u n d e r stood that lh<.' ),1:1)' )J", :\1 1". JCWl'tt intf'nds to r etI r e from l. .. o r t he C'olumllfa NatJoll,li Df'~ Ite tht~ fact that '..t I r, ner!-'t ha~ IU·t.·sIUt>lI<.·.r B<lnk o n J anu arj-' 1 n ex t. az:.d he Will not {'\'en bl'en given a hearing antI 01 1'0 be In n posi ti on after t ha t t ime to talc th.lt the charg(',~ han!' n-ot yd be-en eare of t he d u ties of Stat t> ( 'omptrolle., "Hlllulated against him. it js ~ald. that shuulu the a.r v ointnwnt b e lenucred (0 thl're is a tll-Iuge of candidates for the- h im. 'ye~[c I Ill?! J,.~I The Rl'puhlh'an organI7.a tl0I1'8 £>xe('Utinl- ('ornmittc>p h rJrl a very Importa.llt nnd largely attenrl ed J nN~tit1~ at hearlqt1art(>r~ In Ellicott Squnrt' thi~ aftel'norm. h(>g'lnntn£r :-.hortly after 3 o'(loek. The prpJ::ram ('ontalne,l th~ foBowing ¥);'. I ~. / ,'me' '1' 0 " I n my nplnlon Ihere Is no rRuse for m Clver the alleged outbreak Il( G. O. P. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE HELD A SECRET pow-wow AND THERE WAS A LINE UP OF THE APPLICANTS FOR SPOILS-ELABORATE PRO- Dr. J . A. Horrmeyer, ~o. 150 Dr. Go!!Iorge R. Stearns, ~o, 201 LinJ ~-ood A venu€". In dl"'cusslng the situation yesterday Hpalth Cnmmis.!OJon(>r \\'ende ~atd: "JUSt before the Pan-American Ex)o~1tlon opened I prcdtctE'd that une~~ gre.lt prt cautions werc taken much I --- ----- GRAM. A n:-nuc. Several Candidates for Appointment in the Event of His Removal by the Mayor. HEADOUARTERS {'nuf'. East re .... t. Dr, "E . •\, Fisher, . ·0. 1035 Fillmore 1 ANCE AT REPUBliCAN e.... en.~ cltizt·n (It Buffalo to Street. ! AMATINEE PERfORft1- '·.~ CC IX AT ED , lIoon_y Building. OFFICE SEEKERS ALREADY I\FTER PHIL GERS.T'S JOB tor I pUPi!:-I from 'tht' district are ~chool Xo. I 5i at RE'ar~ StreN and Broa\lwa:r. ~chool :\0. 5S. in Rother Ayenue. near \\~alden .A vpnue, oSt. Stan isla us p:lro./ chini SChool. the School ot the TJ'an~­ figuration, ~t. Adelbf'rt School and the Holy )Iothpr (If Ro~ary f=:chool. Tn these !'t('hool~ thC'l"€ are o\"er 3.noo rmplls. D l.' TY TO DE Anot er 114<11. g ph), ('i1\n 8f1ill "I hav(, b(,pn Int~re~tPd In 11 mOre or le~s degT"~~ In the 1'€)1Cll'ts of (leath~ fl'om (,·tanuCl In f'aIn.lpn .•• , J, and tn :=;t. I ... )uift. T hnl'dl~' know how to Pxpres~ my In(ll~nation fit ~uch ('n(~lre;~ne!'ls fl Is de:::f'rI1H~fl In the (l1:;:!J'iltch(o~ from tho"lp poll1t~, ~o)mp mAy ~ar, 'It i~ un-, fnrtunut{'.' I think It J~ an outra~,:­ Tn olle ('n~(". that of ~t 1..nul<.;, the nntl- I tflxlne lU>f'rl was )H'udt1(,f d bv the ('It,. hf'alth ch'pnrlm(,llt. In thp ·olhpr, th~ Ill' OFFI CIAL MAJORITIES 1'...1II on in o'''e tbe ~l al'o l' l'emO\,e, th~ pre~pnt incumbent. The- onk(~ of ctt)' Treasurer l"Ont!nlles for a })("J"iod (If fOUl" year~. :\1 r. \3el"!'"t ON THE CITY TICKET wa:-; re-elt'l'tl'd in l\:Jb and his term e xTh e offll'lal let u rns of t he .. "0\ ('mbrr Pill"'" on Dect'm'ber 31, 190~ . T he l'hal"l - £-IIt'clion ha \'\.' oet>n compile d anJ now el" }.Iro\'lr1 ~ thllt in ca~e of a \'dC1.ncy aw 1 t !.hf'> action o f t he- Board uf Al It'J - A' th('t Common l·ounl'"i1 in join t s£.'$sl)n men . In t h ei r (lfficJa l ca p uc- it) as u. 1_ ~ha J fill thl~ JJlaCt. A ~ \;on~titut~ at T he r e turns as prt'st:l1t, the It£>publicans have :!O \'t)lf".~ h,HlI'd or ('aD \' a~se-rs . in both 00 li~:'o a:-:: against 14 De-mot'rats. l'ompilt:'l{ an~ al: t"l i u\\~: Plural1ti(·s- ~l ayor, E , C. Knight, III the C'ounr:1I tha C'on\'e-nes on J anu 5.:U:l: Comptrolle r, F . \\~. :\1. Hef"rHl')' 1 the-n' Wi!l l>~ ~:? Hepubllca~:-I tv wag(>n. 4,S6:!: <. ' o rpol a Hon C u unsel. I:! Dt"mo{'Llts, If tht> .:\ltlyor. utter a h earing Ullon l'h~ules L, F eldman, 4.,751 : CommisslonH' (If Publi c \Y ol' k~ . Fraul' jg G. \rat'li, the (harges that may be fonnulate d a;.tin:-;t )11", G--enH, d~cidl.'s to ,l't!m,n'e l, r,~11 1 (h'el"~t'l'r of the Po ur , J o hn Arhim from nttiQ{". It is fol' tht:!' t Jmmon nOld, j,iO~, .-\ :;:sn;sor, Ed w a rd. G. Yolz. ('ouudl to name his SUl'Cl'~~OI' [or the t\~16J T h .. y ote fer ot h er offi t'es on thl" C ty Ullt'xldn'd term. T~\'o nJ.m£>s Ewnd out prqminently in tkke t \\(\!"; as follows CO l1n c'iluwn - J .ameR A~h , 32,·1,jli, the Ii:=:;t of lU·OSpPl·tivl' (:anllhlates. One is ('h~lI'll'~ ~C"h\\ enk, the present. DC'IJuty Thomas ~ todda l t, ~:? , 1 09 ; Henry C City.· Tl'ea urt;I'. and the utlle~ ts J!i.("~)b L ad,j. 31.RHI; Adam Boec k el. 319t8; F. D oy lfl-. :! 6, 4 :!3~ Co n r ad )'lR f'" hem€'I" , J{issing~l', ,-\. hlt>rm":\n ,f thpo l"th \\ at d, ~1 Oth"1 ,·ll1\e:::. ha. \ e L:"O IJ. PJl :-;ugge~ted.. :!7.057; H en r y C. Z e ll er, 21, 407; neoTge Hut'd :!7.07!l. JU 5:tl n'~ of the Pearc , Hem,' L newf'r. 3:? 1:,9; FI"PCit'rkk Van Xatter. 33.07(; ; F J'ank L. ( 'ohen, ~6,a;~: J.;dward P. LYl1C'D, :!:l JiO:!. Thp offleial p lu ralitie" ror Aldermen art" rt>('O!'de-d a s follo \\!'t· TJw Hppuhli('au Ex cu~i\" CflI1Hlli t~ l~ Fir:-t ",'a nl, J erf>'m ia h norman. I?em., l r . Se-l'onn 'Ya r d J oh n P. Sulh\'all, lnl·"ts thi~ .tflernoon a. .. l~PU b de 1 DE';11~ :!~1; T h i ru '\"al"1l. J O!-'f>ph BUllpl". h 'lllqual'ter~. It n)ay be ~a.Hl UIWIl Dt"'m,. SCI; F o u rth 'Yard . J a hn .T. Cui ... 11lSh uuthnrIly, tha.t t h ~ ('omDl1tte~ will lin .... Dem., 6S; Flft ~ . 'Ya l'd .. 'Yllli;lllt ~~ nOl tJ.ke up lhil' queRtiOn of enclol':::l:lg H olmt's. D I'111 .. 3~; tilx t h "ard. Hen.l} II c· u illirlatt;' fur the appointtnt'llt (It ~ ftlt'!-Ot. R f'P .• :!1~:. 8 ~~'E"n lh n: a ~'tl. JOI\~ ;-;tnle (~,,)Jnp t rollpr That mattt~r IS lo H uster, nem... tlLl, hlghlhTV\ alo , r~"ul; re-f't In abE':ran('t;" r(ll~ l h f' timp bllmg. .\. C. ItOt"lhl. J eJ) .. 36,) _ !\1inth " , i r . m~ml)1'r of the :Exec u tl\'~ (·on1lnitt(:'~ GI'or g(' \\"-le n er. Jlpp ., _1 ;-, Tenth \ \ dr(~. 8tatt!i1 last night that the ('ommillee JO!oleph \Y . 04,V al z. D ~m .. 113. Elp.ve~l~ \ might heal' some of the ("lalms 01 \ a '- \\'<llll. J ames Smil h. D e m.. l~'L flU": (·8.udldatl"" fn' apprunthe po:-;itlonl. 1T\\(>ltr h \\'nrd L~() Ul~ )Iull E' nt~ ? ~ ~; J.. hut he dJd not think that any IhHiU\"(' I ;)~: T hIT t ee-nt h ~ a r d. J o hn h ,lf.: \\" ... ~P I tl\·t!on "ouItt b~ ta\-::e,.. i::!99, FO lll lee n th 'YUi ll. Erm,' t~ C t" Thi'" lnattpr of th\!'tndOJ~('mf'nt kinlIt. HP f) , :! 3i F ifteen t h J~h ~tat 'l'ollIptroUel' ha~ ~ lI nmt>r€"d do.' 11 :"t:'ph H a "!'tiC'r. D e m ... ;-,6 : t; xtPe~~~ l} It q ue;::'l!on of Ithpther Cien, Etlg.l.I· " ','\1'1.1. El l \\'an~ C. Bt"ISE' r : H.e p"~h-cjtt' U. Jt!\\C'tt OJ' nob rt H . Hafford :-'Ihl11 St'\'{'ntP('nth ;:~rJ.. H I.'n~" ~dan~;~01"' to tw' n lIneu It i .. tl4e that ex-:\layol Rl'p .• 1.03'1: Ji.lgn l eenlh Ill. h \\~ J{-\\l~~t hl~UlrNl ib~ enmit;) of ~ume Zill>llt:'l, H ep .• 261 ~m~~~D t \1O rntt€.'U~ lII~mbet s of the oq;aniz .... tion willh' al L- I J ohn J K t;'nncd:r, DC' m , 4 ti.: .. : or ent)Il1g as lh.,. chlE·f pxeeuth e or th(> ell" '''anI. John )I artUl , H e p Vi, n v. ana On tht" other ha.n-d, H ig ~uld lhat (h'l1. th'd \\r.llti. F ra~ll\ )t,;a.l~\.·h O~"'5' l eP\'~ard " D em., "'_,':t.. \- 'l' • 1'\\ E'nt) JewNl. EiUt'€' his n·t lr ernpnt f rom l,fl O) -~t>con\ • Twent)'-tlnr • j I NO ACTION IN TH E STATE CO'M PT ROLLERSHIP I ill /.14{) I ",fro. {Of' ;a I I '('I' fiN'. has in no lanner attpJllpte<i ~n John ().~ ~LLnn ll ~_ ., .~~ (li9' T\Y{'nt~ tlltHJ;f)Jllir.t" the.1)1~ 1 mS"llilh', ~\I1~i fO~nt~ \\. U'<1 . • ;:11. :'\lrE.at~~l t~ . :\. ~J;m. Dl;'nl. O \)r lht r;Pllt'!'nl s b~:-t rt'ienu~ all' 11,1\\ fourth \\ .1Id. J ,lnl '-.ct J Thomn ll'omilH'Jll in th .. t,.·yunciftl of thp ol':';oln - •.L!fi~ T ~ €'nt):~}~Cth " ill , ' Jzution, I Ll r p. I ... t:'p., <J ... S. .--t �.tain& .even falDtlles, 50 Am have been esposed 7estelday ..aceil:ulted by phplcfaAs. was yeatetday reported from. No.. 1St Sycamore ,treet. _pled by JoII!Iit 1'. ltlumpp ..ad fam07. The l:j~~ Alma. a _ lJ years, WIUI !'l!'.q;iu. November t4th and Is now t with lUIlalJ~ W'ltere .be conthe dideasII las \l.Qt been a.scer- bnt It Is bel,.ve<l. that sbe W&8 e~ while vil!ltlOll frlendB. �MALL-POX S READS; 'VACCINATION ORDERED, AN EPIDEM C IS FEARED df!ath fr om d iph t h e ria In this It o('curred n.. wet:k a go. ... 'O m- 960 Fron t Av e nue, t,,·o ca!=~s of Dr. Greene InvesUgates and finds Two Cases Virulent. The Pu pUs in Three Public Schools and Three Parochial Schools Ordered Vaccinated. 7/mla Om ,1. ') ~ A t noon today Dr. Greene returnl'tl, partmcnt in ~ m a ll ~!lox . George Boos, 7 years ohi, an d little child two years old. both 1em oved t o th e Q u a r a ntine Hospita.l. F ,oul::' at tlte Pe-st House. In the Quara n ti ne Hospital In East F "lTY RtrE'e t ther e are four a<1dltional ('a~e~. three> adu lts a nd one chtld Jesse lilggl"'t'. Ddta Gorm :ln, S e lma Weston. George Doos, The last n a m ed is a chUrl. Vlcloria. Kolackl. whose d eath ocC'Urred yester day morning a t No. 22 Loep er€' Street, was secr e tly burled at St. Stan isla us Cemeter y at Pine Hill. The father of th e child prote8 t e d at not be~ lng a llowed to attend the funeral but the health o ffi cials compelled him to remain i n q u aran tine . The work of \'acC'lnation tn the Infected dtRtr tct s Is prog ressing very well and with the force of som e doze n expt'l'if'n('ed p h ysicians Dr. ~"'e nde expects th£' !\funtclpal Bu nding through I we.r\' rat~ f,'om t~ncouraging. Drs." cnlip and nrpene had no sooner the infected p,mall-pox dtslriC't. l{e had opened their dp~ks to begin the work time to make n thorough lnve~thtntion (If thp day Lhan ph:r~ldanM of the Eas t ot t hree or thf" C'a~(>~ 1'('ported a!'i small-I ~ldp Polbh Fel'tlon:-; heg~tn to eall them I up hy tph·phone. FoUl cases were repox ('arty this mornin~ to the depart- port, rl florn tIll" t'enh'r of the infel'tE'd ment. Tht'~f' were ag (allows: ' dh~t:-i "'t. 'fhe phYRiclanfi: ~ald lhC'y hnd No. 680 Sycamore Street. John For- bro,"n (alled to d,tt· nil ('.nse~ Qf chll'kenpox. but OCRmtnnUnnl" reveall~d aignR of well, 40 years ohI. This ca::o.e Is well de- !-<mall-I'ox. Drs. \\'eno.p and Greene left to maku p,ol"fol1.cl.l t'xaminations of the vploped . They ~tat'te(l ou t ... TO. 1228 GeOl:>scp Rtreet. 'Yillinm t'nf;C":-: I'l'P01'V"t.i.. sh'H'tly attt>l' !i o'dnt.'k. Godlrtoy, 9 year~ o ld: mild cu):;e. At )0 o'l'lock a case ,vas reported fro m No. 109 Sweet Avenue, FranI{ Krusyn- . ·0, 16 HOLhpJ" .\,·C'nu€'. Dr. C lark, of ski, 10 yean\ old. Small-pox jm~t de- thL" lkparttncnt , wa~ detailed on the veloped . cn~e. "'hill~ the h£'nlth phy~ldana are ma1t T o a Tl)'IES mnn Dr. Grf't."ne said he ing- thl'ir In\'estlgatlon totlay It is proh ... found other cases of recent development o.hle lhpJ' will remove thf' Sycamore progressing without showing very ~~rt- ~tre(>t ~mall - pox l'ast" to the Qual'antine ,JIofl.pltal. Then"' an~ so many peoplt' In o~~ ~vmptoms. c: .. the- hnu:-;e f'xpo~t>d to the d lseaEle it l!t fear d tht-'rp wouIr1 bf2' a serious o u t " e hayl" a hig job on our h<lnd., said he, "hut we hnve a good f'how of I br~ak If the l'as~ were allowed t o re getting the epldE'mic under control mai:l there. shortl y. Today the work of vaccinatio n w ill Three .,tore S ~h o oh. I be carried un nlOre exten~lvel y and Dr. ' Vende at noon ~a\'.. fit to ordt"r more vigorously than before. Dr, W ende all pupllc; In thr- thr re publh' ~chool~ In this morning onlt>rell ull l'hlldren to oe t h t~ district whtC"h haye not bcpn v\sit- \'act"inatcil who arc attending the fol ed by t he physicians ha \'ing thi' va£'- ~O\' 1Ilg' 81'hool:-: c inatlon math~r8 in charge, to he at S('hoo1 nttached to th e C h urc h of t h eonCf> YRcclna t ed. 'l'l'al1Ftlgura tlon, T he ('a!'=e dl~l'ovf'rpd In SenpC'a Street Rt. ~tnnist3.lls' SdlOol. hi p rob ably t I.e most ~erious feature or 81. Adl'lbel't's l:::h:hoo l. the situation ,,,, hi(' h ha~ de\,plopNl toChil'f l'lpl'k ~l'hn€'hlE'l' of t h E' Hea lth day. Thp hNllth phy~idans ~t'arl'e-ly !)ppnr t lUeot lo~t no time In d etai li ng a expec t E"Cl t o 11n,1 nn outbreak of !-llnall- ph 'Rldan fln thf' work, The S('h oo 1 of p ox in thnt \'idnlt~·. Thr- inve~tlgatlon the- Trnn~th;Ul'ation wil l be work ed of c h lC'k f"n-pox. cases will be contlnu .. d upon toriu)'. (Ull' !-lmall - pox 1>ntlC:'nt had t his afte rnoon. Ill'en in attf't1.danc p a.~"'U,:.s school, and for that I"(."l\son vacc ination Is a n ln1- ' R epor t !' trom thE' East Side distrlC't81 merllu.le n('('(.'~~tty I in re(' t ed with f.mall-pox recplved thl ('o n tl n-n-'-',-J- o-n- P - ug'(" ~. • [m orni n g at the offices of the Health De,a. T The s e rlousn esB or~e uutore.aK of from his first tour of the . I day I > I I ... ... .............. "" , ... .... . ............ , ............. .... . From ....... .. .. '" , WANT WENDE'S PLACE. IDr. I Waller D. Green and Dr Verlner Kenerson Talked of for H,s Successor. leal a id to atte nd to c ases whi ch w e r e th o u g htI eRsty r egarde d as chi c k e n-po x, t his un n ecessary exposure might have D.r , 1;" .a1tf'r D, Gret'n and Dr Vertner ]{encTEoll (oHllIi6T' 't"6 u(> ta lked of as jfilH ... e~. ora of Health l'('Hl1ml~~lont.'r ~'\'f'nrle should Mayor }{night dedrle nnt I It o rf'appoJnt ('olnmissione>r \Vende, T)r.. Jamf'~ R. Portt.'I' of thp- Sf'venth ".ud nnd Dr, H, II, Ringham of the I Tw(·nty-flCth ward are out (01" the JlO~filt1on of rlpputy ('omml~~loner. TI~IS tposltlon Js mit-II by thl! ('omml~sioner. I· . . sman-pox In th e Ea_st Side 18 becoming h .,urly more keenly t elt. In It. 11Ic lpl" nt torm tlle dlsea.se has added to Its nll m b or vI c tims one by one untn last night no le.s thaD thirteen cases llad been discovered and a number of these of the virulent form. T he center of the Intected district Ie now tn Loe p er e Street, whe re two deaths from th e diseaEte have occurred tn on e h ou se. At No. 22 L oep e r e Street. ""here the 11ttle P olish g irl d ied yester.:! a ), rjlorni ng the a ttention or the Health Dep a rtment Is chiefly directed. This Is the place In " 'hlch six tam Illes. comprising twenty-six persons. reside R.n<1 a ll ot th em, It Is s a id. ha.ve been exp o~ed t o the disease. But for Ignoro.nc'd: In th e firs t place In not calling In me1- b ern ave rted. A s outlined by the Health D epartm en t the Infecte d distrI c ts have b een locat ed at the following places: The Pollah tenem e nt house at No. 2% Loeper e Street. Victoria. Kolackl. 8year-old daug hter ot of Frank Kolacl,'. d ead; N o. 23 Mills Street, POlish te nem ent hou se. Wadlslaus and Sotla. 8 a n d fi v e yeo.rs old , respectively, c hll· d r en of A n t on l{ala zkt, cases prono u nced tar a.dvan ced and serious . EIghteen '''· ere Exposed. N o. 19 Roth er Avenue. 18 p eople exp osed , l o u r cases ot small-pox in the t nmlly ot Gabryszewsk\. Those s t r icken w ith t h e dlseaf;e a re Yl c toria, Ce- celia. P a llna and Ed,,·a.rd. N o. 3fi L oe p e r e Street, eigh t een people exposed, three tamllles ot POlish p eopl e, little P olis h boy In serious conditi on . N o. 1122 Syca.m ore Street, ten p e ople expo s ed 1n on e famny . one ('ase, Anna. ]{lumpp, 12 years old. patient said to lJe re l'o YPl'i ng. No. 235 Fouger ou Street one C'B.8e ot a nd three rast'!I of dlphll](~ rl 3.Adolph " ·agner, 5 years old, ~m a.l l·p () x l1 n~ small .. pox, Th ere ha~ bl!'eu t> ne LO !'iIoon h ayo t he situati on within hi~ ;;ra:;;.p. . om ... ....... " .... , ....... ··,, · ,,·· ···· ... . . .''YV' ., 2· ·U· .... · ..... ., •• • • •••• • " • • • • • • 1 11 • • • · . · , , · , ' , • • • • • • QJ ffESS. I ,FORD TO THE' fRONT, He leaped ahead of Gen. Jewett Yesterday. JOB e-B. OF COMPTROLLER L OOKS AS IF LOCAL LEADERS MAY: REACH DECISION THIS :WEEK~ WENDE'S SUCCESSOR. A cbange took place In ti,. situation relal1ve to the indorsement by the 10('&\ Republica n OrgstnizaUon ot 8. man to succeed Erastus C. Knight. 0.8 State Comptroller. The name ot Rober t R. Hetrord jumped abead ot tbat ot Gen. Edgar B. Jewett. Those two men con tinued to be,l the only .pt:rspns discussed. Jewett'. nnme is not out or consider ation yet. but. it tho Organizntion had act('d in the wat- ter yesteruay Hetford i~ the man wbo would have been endorsed . For t hree daya preylous 10 yc~terday Jewel~'8 name bad been in the foreground. The r-hange took place yesterday mOTn .. Ing. and it held ils 0\\'0 dur ing t h e day. Backers or ~Ir. Herrord PQlnted out that the leaders rt~co!!:Dizcd bim to be a mao. ot lar~e C'ahUl'T. with a grE-at d eal ot ability aDu a wealth or pxpe r it'nce !u 1 business aud financial atfai r~, Th l"Y also stated thnt he is a man ot .fine uddress. with II faculty tor makIng frie nds every ... ·whrrt;', "HI)'s Just the Itlod of moo Erte County should s€'lld to Albany," deC'lared one or his frientle. "He ie t a e rru! and resourcefuL lIe i~ big f'nough to assoC"iatt'l wJth the biggpst men do wn thE"re. He would Dot he put psidf". HE' would play 0. prominent part In the affairs of ..he State! .. In a \\orl'!, the ~ituation la8t o l ~ht wae that It an}~ one of those tn t he Bat o! pOflslblf' canutdates 80 far lD£'Dtiooed to. 'onnf'c+ton t\t~b \ho Compt r o ll e rllhlp t. recomm("ndE"d by the Orgauizat1n n, Hct-j ford is tllP. man most like ly to be plck~d out. Practical!)- a I l'xC'ept b e and (It.. n.~ JI'Wf'tt haye been el1rn natei from that old list. Ano there 1s uo uew mSl.eria.l u t:lght now It Is undi'I'stoou that Sta t e-Committeeman ,,~. C. \\·81'ren 18 quite tnYornbly incllotd toward l1r, Hf'tto r d , TI'!IP. lodt I'alions laRt night "ere that s ome daian w()uld ~(' rt~a('heu by (a morro\\' a the latest. Ot <,ourse, t11(> ma n who 1 f'ell'C'ted br the 101'31 1e_u,h'rs must b, 11p to the ~tiln J.rd s by Gov, Od~JI. \\,b,O' 1s th~' appoint ng- pOWC1', But it is OS'" 'ueu that tho aUp.I'S "''"''tid not setLis upon a l1l n un't ss they hAd so me assuruncE' tluv h ... would met't v.lth t h o Gover. . ncr' ap.>roval. R'I.: llors w(' r p. f1oat1n,: lbout y s prday tha thp Erie (lonTIt!, lenders ",£'1'e Dot sincere 1'1 t h ei r et'Iortr '1 get !l ('nndidate 3Dd th:lt t h e appoint ,nent would go to the Fast by de tault M<'mbcrs ,,1 the Or~nlzuUoD .j('oled th;s. "aying thpy hoped ~o relaln til£' position ror Butfalo nnr' hn tilLY he li evell they would J,":'(l1" [t ~aorJ man TO 1"1 the plRl'e Thn lE"Rrlers m,l)" wall for t be Tel urn af gt:lte-I'OIuVtroller Knis;:11t f:'om Alban1. Oll Raful'tlny hefore trylnp; t o nrrivp at n ll("C'lslun. ::\Jt', Kni~ht Is tn close ('om .. O1unlt'ation with Go\: Ode ll Duli has a pretty g-oofl iliea o! wlt.lt IH:. ehie' Y':xecl.l live ot till' ~lillf' \\' nt . 1,'r1f:onds of Dr, ErnE'st \VE" nd c are ('or. tinlling thE'iT. efforts tt.) IHlv(> h im r e ta,! pd HC'alth <:omm j011 but !rj r Ot 1 del l 1 ot f'. _,s tarOT K~lght ,Inri tbc It4"p "), ,ln tr.a III be 11'\ Uutla.}o l ',nl Ins i! Rf 1 r:hYlil.,tan '\\ ho ~'aD ad llInlRh, 1>'1.:' 1 ,he R ITA (r the oft\('c as ,,«.>11 ... 11<' lInb~n '\\'alt..:r ') (r-en pTf"5Cn I D )oC"1: h ph 'SIC I,tn may • p 0.:" t":d. ThN" ar' "ra] cand lt'lat tor tl • tant ht all 1 phy i n \"('rtDf KeD rson's trit'ndA are- making a. r."lrd flgb tor h lU. Pe itions in fJ~hR1C uf Dr Jlmp. S. Porh'T Rnd Dr If H. D 19harr: ;)1', u180 being ('I Cl.1 II d. T le 8 "J!'Iistno I:!.pal h physic! In i dppalnt ~ d by t' Ileal 11 l U1IWis lor r. Jlr f".lt �I,~~~l=r.c we bave the aerve to ~all 11 wasD't even eewered. The Patient was removed to the Quarantine Hospital./ ;:'''C''T1IfOlJSE HE LONG HAS URGED SEEMS LIKELY TO BE REALIZED· l1l~ ''I'I I There are now 22 cases of smallpox In the city. Ope suspicious case was tllagnOS-! ed as smallpox lato on \Vednesday night. and tour moro cases were reported yesterday. The contagIon is DOW on in t"arllest and It Sf"em6 likely that the full ,,(fort. of the Health Department "'ill beengaged for the nelt lew weE'ka in a struggle to stamp out th ... disease. The new cases N'ported nre Jobn For· ~'(>lJJ No. 680 Sycamore ::;tret>t; 'Vllliam Godfrey, nYe years old. Xo. 1228 GE'nesec Street; a girl naml"d Krusyuska. s1x :rears old. No. 109 Sweet Avenuej a thlrteen~ yenr.old girl named Hagerman, at Xo. 262 KEKEItSON AGAIKST GREEK! the Backing of DisAttorney Penney, One ~rast us C, Knight'3 Intimate FriendsOver the Deputy- Dr. H. Ie De Groat and Dr. E. C. Wal· durff. The other city physiCians ba,~e been Dotlfted to hold themselves In immediate readiness tor smallpox duty. Dr. F. P. 'Villard, the Inspector of contagtou~ dlseast's, bas charge of fumigating tbe Infected houRes and de!ltroylng the mate· ria l contamJnat~d by sma ll pox germs. He I. 1•• lsted by Chlet·CI.rk Gus Schneider. It was found impracticable to use tb.! In favor of re!alao Wende as Healt. to be on the In. ..~~:~~~~~r~o~ltie·~II~gnature. Knlgh. crlte ... lead. ot the pas' a qlllLlTel between branches o. organization ove. will result froll ot Dr. Wende froIll h. haa IIl1ed 80 cap ..bl~ ~.~•• ~.• ~ the other candldat • • Dr. Wende hold. ,,-mbl~eaLR Greene, at pre. Omcer. and Dl'\ Up to a few daY' the appointment 01 probable. It WIU endorsement and felt qu It. "napa'sIIIO". Dr Greene'. a candida!! ~~r;~t~o' ~ ~r:~;~~o~ber!h onl, •; wIthwas organ' approval POIIIU"la". befor. =.-.:c'=,.. cheC'1r In Dr FAL LS. election booths as movable hospitals to be used as temporary quarantine houses ,,·hUe the infC!cted bouses are being tum!· gated. In their stead the department bilS bought canvas tents provided with pon-I able floors and heating apparatus. Those can be readily moved from place to place. I and. moreover, they combine thek advan. tages of cheapness and cleanlines3. The booth. would coat $12 for the mo\1ng alone, ",,'hereas the tents may be bought outright tor Uii and may be moved at a cost of a few dollars. The tents will be ready for use today and Dr. 'Willard expects to begin fumigating the house at )fo. 22 Loepare Street, where the Kolacki girl died on 'Wednesday. Little Ana.1. Rlumpp was rellloyed from No. 1222 S\'c· amore Street to the Quarantine Hospital yesterday and those premises l\·111 be iu. mlgated at once. .. The vaccination at pubUc SChools No!!. 6, aOl] 6g Is practically finished and the doctors w1l1 begin work on the parochIal Er.:hools connected wIth the churches ot St. Stanislaus, St. Adalb~rt and the Trans. figurattoD parishes today, Eternal vigil. aDCe 1s the watchword of the departwt!nt and, allhnugJt tbe situation is serious the doctor.i f("el quite confident that they I wilL . be able to keEtp the contagion within rea.. j souabl, bounds. Dr. 'Vende was eeen yesterday atter. noon at the Municipal BUUding where hE" had Just been testifying In a law!5uit. "In caae of an epIdemIC', are the prege&:lt ('onditlons ot the Quarantine Hospital adeQuate to accommodate any great number ot patients?" the doctor was asked. The doctor dId not answer for a morent. He lookt'd unutterablc tblngt", n!3 t the Subject WAf; a sore point with ~~m . Finally, he answered: "1 don't llke get talking about the Quar antine Hospital, for It genprally bas the e!1'ect of making me mad r.lear through." d ben you don't consider the accommo_ a. ons adequate?" 'Adequate? WbV' the pe I ~aloh Wouldn't 8urr;r their ~~I~i~~I:u:~ il J:ll ~~~etd J~:u~:a~ :~:Cj~s?~~~~s IS HOME TO ABOUT the East SIde. where he had been Inve.· "Have you discovered any new cases 1" the doctor was asked. "No: neither ot tbe caaes I lnve8tl~ted turned out to bp. smallpox. Personally, I know of no cases aince those reported thts afternoon ... "Do you regard the situation as sert· ous?" "Of course, any spread of contagion like this Is serlou~. but I don't consider the sItuation at all aiarming. There will be more or les!! cases reported datJy from now on ror 1\ Ume. but r don't antlrlpate any climculty in li:epping them under faIr cont rol." "How are the known (,8ses?" "They are all doing Yf'ry well and We' do not anticlpatl~ any fatalities at present. The trouble Is that most oC tbese ca&es w('>rr Buch mUd ones that thE" )1(>0pIE' did not realize the necpssity Of call· tng hi a pbyskiaD. W'e are makiD~ a rigid IDyestlgatlon of every suspected ca~e and we are aided in that by the toot that all the doctors In the district are reporting to U8 ever7 case that bears the least suspIcion of contagious posslbllI. tie .... In view of the faet that Dr. Greene ha. I had Imm€"diate charge ot the email pox trouble, this statement seems quite rcassuring. The last t ...·o CRSPS w('rt' reporlf'd late t last evening by Dr. \\~. D . .!\[ay. Thtr 3rt' both gIrls, one nRmed Hagerman. thIrteen year.!) old, who IIYes at XI). :!lj2 Stanton Street. and gophia Gotfick. eight ypan; Old. of :-':0. 1i6 LOVf'jor Sf reet, who ha3 bf?'en slek tor three duys, The Gotfik girl has been going to St. Stanislaus $chool nt the corner ot FlllmoTPr Avenue llDd Peckham Stre(tt. Dr. Mar f:a.y~ there I can be 110 doubt as to the na.tere of these ('ases. • Dr. Ed\\'aru Clark In\'estlgated the ('sse &.t ~o. 129 1\"y Street yesterday. but he Is unablo to d~tE.·rmlne as yet 'w hether it 18 smallpox or ('hlC'kenpox. A complNe llst at the Infected bousps follows: Xo. 2~ Loepere Street• . ·0. 1~ R~her "\vt'nue. >:0. 73 Mills Street, No. 11 __ SycamOf{lr StrE'et, No. 35 Loepere Strrt't, Xo. 235 fo"ou~eron ~treet, Xo . 11611 Front A venue, ~o. 681) ~),(':8more S're~t :-0;0. 1228 Gt'ne~t"e Slr(,Pt, Xo. 10:; ~w{'ct .o\vrDu('>, Xo. 262 Stanton Street, Xo. 1711 Lovejoy SI rot'lL T,,·o at the numb('rs given 10 that list are ot bouses in whIch stnl111pox doeR not n01\' e~tsl, but whlrh ure Q-.mranlint'd Ilf!cause therE' has been smallpox in thp structures nrentl)·. ThOBe are Xos <)., and 35 LOE'pere Street. No.:?~ ~o~: tained the case ot little Victoria Kolacki who d:ed on "·ednesd.lY. The smalJpo~ patient at .. '0. 36 Loepere StreE't bad rec~vered betore the healtb authoritle~ "pre aware or the prp:;eo{'e of the dls- , ease. Boweyer. as the Or.cupant~ £" "1dt?'otly bad been exposed to the dIsease I the place was declared Infected and th~ occupants were plaC'cd under quarantine restrirtions. I I I b;s =="- - - tl o o d 8 1 our ~e:f8d ~.o,ooo spent 10 plumbing tmpr!~~~ lodg+:>d t~~r!~e Ac:rF~~:tt ot the conVicts nate ,,'retch who thr MA10R-ELECl tlgattng t.,.·o eUFplcioUB cascs. Stanton Street; SophIa GotOk. eIght years old. of No. 176 LawJoy Street. Two or three cases were reported as suspIcious 7esterday and Dr. Green and Dr. Clark of the Health Department are loyesUlating them. So many peoplo already have been exposed and the dlseaso bas taken such bold that the autboritlf'lli expect that cases will deyclop every day until the contagion has run Its course In the dlstrlct already infected. Meanwht1e, Dr, \Vende is doing ewerythlng in his power by means of wholp8Ulo Yaccination. fumigation of Infected bouses, inyestlga· tion ot suspicious cases and Immedln le quarantine ot Dew cases and of eyerrOIl(' ,,,ho hus been exp0f;cd to contagion, to check a possible cphlemtc. Dr. Walter D. Grf'('ne, the assistant health olftcer. bas ('barge of the vacdu!lliOD. He is being assisted by Dr. "~1l1lam H. Heath. Dr. Edward Clark or the Health Department. and C'ity·Phystclans paDtB wer~ broken and ftned with I of cloth. The CIt, had a keeper charge-a polittclan who was not flV8D a doctor. at ~!OO a month. We cJeaDPd the place and rE'!(Jalred It as wen a., we ('ould had thl' politlelan onsted aDd re· laced by a cil'll·scn·I, ~ :tflPolntt'c. Dr. ~rthur T. O·Hara. Now the CIty baR a physician In ('harge without any extra (>:tpt'nsp. with less fn tact-for the other man ",·as 8110'111,1 two or three horses which he fod(lrrctl at the Clty's e:tpcnso Formerlr, when an eflld('mtc hroke out the City bad to hIre R, physIC' an at $100 a month, !\ioreo\'('r, durfng thE' perIod when no epldpmlc exist a Dr. O'Hara 18 lltllfzed to tnElPfH~t th(' schools. and to fiJi the gap betw(,cn th{' rqmlar ,!tealth offleers and the ('Ity physicians. Dr. \\~alter n . GreE'De was seen at his bom~ last e'fenlng after bls return from ~ poor, unrortu. tI P E ~:·D~o~oon~~~~~ a~co;\~~~ro~i~t~~~~~.o~e!~ "aoltary 1mprolementO f at hasn't the stable Tb a 0 t lIe aye-rage the Plpf's n~~a~~o~~al~t8t Is rusted, and e'·,:n heat the pla('~ delce~~l)~...at 'We can't Hov; many rooms are 1 th JUSl two big rooms 0 n e bUilding?" one tor f('males, into' w~~ ~or males an!l must bE' huddl("d promi c the patients less of the peCUliar dl 8(,uo~SlL regard· suffertng from You peng!?, .. hey may bf' Is provided With a c~lfrlmdina~, at least, ten. aD "arm quar"It's a burnIng dt " contluued, as he war~~~aee. the doctor on : "J've eent report ~~t with indlgna_ t e Common Coun 11 er report to tloDs nnd asking Cf statt?g these condl_ tbe use? lOU l'an' or reller, but "'hat's tOok at It trorn a bt g(lt nny ot them to I JU8t Wish-no [d Ut~ane potnt ot View - I ""'ouldn't "i\:jSh ~~ tb mean to say that worat enemY-but BOlD c a thing to my f~''.rnID''Dt~ citizen Wine g~~ef o~ these days a theD a protest :Irl t: at pestthe people to a e rni8~d have had teallza_ ev to contend 81')' CIty of an, 1m. alh tt baa at least COID_ H ci dl I. B B JI t. D. po , �\MR. GILMAN IS TO BE THE 13 NEW ST J\TE COMPTROLLERI SUSPICIOUS CASES \ F - ----. There IS No Longer Any Doubt . IT: But that the Appointment is Lost to Erie County. That Eleventh Ward SupervisorOrganization ..., and. Gerst, • . . " m3) UL' stated CoJr " . . v..z"". , /1 1t e~talnt) lhatrlUany p(lrSOllH W('I'(> un'fihle to spItt thl'ir the :-itatE!' ComptrollershIp IS not com- r tkkets, ,till! nmill lwt ,'utL' <.ll.!conllug in~ to Erll" (·ounl'~. )o;e\"('l', ~1.t any to lhl~I~' \\is~l's. l1fl"'e Ilns then- bN'~ a Jll'O~llt\ct of' an Tl~t. 1I~\'e3tl allon I~ if1lp()r~nt InasF' my' 1 as _lht> throwing out u1 tht' volt! • ClHlnty man's lppolntmPIlt. The- ~,( Iht> t1lstrkt woJuJd n'sult in the seath f'f I:> ler~ of th~ p.lI"t)' hay~ ){nl.. wn Ing uf :\tr. Lt'snlcw:o'kl :l~ Democralip it :111 atoll,':' 'H'I} the only ones d(>l:eln~rl r('JlJt'~t'ntath''-) ur lhl.' 11th '\'ard on th(' ., ' . I nll,ttll 1)1' ~npt..)I'\·lsor ' l I l d I I WC'n' the ~t c'OIHI-grau p politicians • and, I ( 'I, ,' " ~ ~ \\ IU I l.U1gP tbl! pulttll'ill cmnplexlon o( that wa~ lathel' Lo the l>od~' by making It a tiE'. A!togf'ther. 2ti witn{'s:;£'s l1a\'£' bpp.n The in Idl"llt ga\"t~ an opportunity to Sworn. .\monl-{ thll!"!! whos~ &.tflU~lVlt1'i tht! l(:'ader~ to :oilY nice things about wt"re taken l.!l~t t'\"pning wcr~ Ju,l~on e. )Iillt.' r, Dtnt Laux. RlrharJ r Laux. c,tlz(-n~. bu ... 11 vel" \\as J, llt:·(·k. \\'illiam J. Hut'kley, J. Urenthere un:nhing tangible- to the reports n,t"r. JOSPl'h CJ.nnl)fl. Charie.s 81mon. that an Erie County man wa~ to be tp- ::rt'orgc liul'fi~. unIt George CruwJen, I-oinlcu Lo )11". Knighl":-; positi,m. I allot Whom l(,:!oltlfh~,J to t,he :mmc efr€"I't. Utloputy Comptroller c:'lIman hi ~lute I In t 'yin:;, c) split theil' tick€'u they for th~ ~lpp{)lntl1l€'nt. ::;enalor Plntt round tho l' \ e 1'" :Jfimu\" tbl·"'. One witantI lh ··d . ,\\n ea t" I"nde >~ r-av!:' re- n€'~s l'R 1 he tritld to make the lcvt~r Lhal thl! Go\'c:rnur appoint ~ .. ay 111 lilac but hat! t,) i;he it up, Others t 1<1 lh~ lMl1le- t,l:e. Dt'mIJcrll.lc .1-1l'L slatt'ment is madt't in ex(.'u~e for In~p('Clur Fred. \Vagner, togt~thl~r "lth th;o Ltilu~ to land the appointnlt!nt for ).[1', :::;,'haf'!t'I'o Itc-pulJlkan ~:h<lirman of l~rle County, that ~Jr. Knight ~ guOf'l"- the botn.l tlf pl.'I·tim IUSIl,·C.:1jJl'S, t='xamIldtoriul buum will fare better '"y not hl('d inti' the compllints and founo th~ ~nt.lgonizlng tht: wl~heti 01 :\1r Platt maehlne OUt of ,Irder. )'lr, Sch:lef(,I' ill the lJrt"'::ent Illd.tter t h~llJl(jllt:fl ahout foul' o'pl.ek In th'" Bmw' uf the gm~:o.ip hOl.s it that ~lr aftc-l'noon to ha \"t~ lht; ('ity ('lprk seond "'an-en was thrown UiJwn. (tuo- ~tj)ry out a nen machille. Thl'), howcyer, i~ to the ('f'Ced that he \\ ,\s tolll to num- W3!i not oblain.! bIt', From 4-'04 until inale Knight for ),111'01' and lh,'n take -l'::!~l no ont· \\as a1 wect II \·ote. ;he St.ltt: CumptruHership him:;plt""", \\ lLh I Tht~ hearing will 1),' rcsuml:!tl thi.s cl promise- of the It mlnat10n tur ./:l fu I I. r. ng t k. term nexl year. Thf'n, the ~tory go tP~ afte,. ~Ir. Knight was electod a",) h. g-ot hb ll1(-n m lin~ behlnl! him. lh" :\lr. \\"arren \\'~Dl down to ,Alb.iny ~tnd. Xt;;\\' York to ~ee au ut hI:- .1'1 on~ sed aprointment, only to be old that the hi,::ge-r 1',.Ilo\\:-: uf the State rna ,11 lila \\antE'U ~Il". Gilman. Tht~n I.:.lme :\lr. 'YalTE'n'!:, "re-ru~ar' to take the oUh e, the ~u&gt~tion of llr. Lelchworth, :\11', Hftrord. Gpn Jt~we-tt and other prominent dtiz~ns being £01lowed by' mention of the names of 1 l1umb£'r of the EmaU£'r fry, ="ut'h as Auolr:h Rehad{)\\', Seward .\. Rimon!:', ..\.n!'t'lm J. Smith, Philip GeJ'!-Ot. G. &1'relt flich and. othl~rs. All oC this made it plaIn to the tl"i.tined political mind th,lt the local orgonI Izatioll had no l1(}Vf'~ uC ~curing the ! appoin~n1t"nt ar,d "anled to be let uown GERST TH ROWN DOWN BY THE MACHINE? I t Is the Opinl.ln or m.w,!' g lOll llLpuhlic ns. t t it,) Tl"~a5u.rer (le ·~t has IJ en trrlJl\\ n down by the Ht.-puulican org lIilZd.L' m Tilts opinion is ha~f'J 011 the (ollo""l11~ which APJ.H.·<il't'J In thcl I.- tder's org'w ~'e~terd,ty ,lflt:I'· floon "The ~Iay"," pre.,,·d jnco arti,m by erideu('es that the ~tory of thr.- ~hol"tag-f' wa.... 1J~i.'ol1ling more public E"<lC'h EUI.('(>etl!ng UJY. ~u<lth'nh' tll"J~red ..l.n inn,-:-:tig-.llion of the .H.'{' mnts or the' Cit)" Tr~al'l:ul"el'. The rest of the rtory t'a~ily. liS kuown. )11". (;ersl walt ~usppnt1ed I ).tl'. Gilman's appnintment h:r th~ by thp )In)·or, anll as he h,1s pl'actiC'alGon~rl101' will follow ~hortly upon ~Ir, h" contt- '~'d to the nefiClenl'y in his Knight's rf'slgnatl'm. bl)t the lioverD- ul:,C(Junt ..... theH~ Is no p Is~ibilitv of his or's tnh'ntlon to pnllnote- Ule dpputy relnst3tt'Jnt·nt. Hi~ honosm~n and C'Olnlltrc I I - n' ~.. "'e mad\! publ1c nn).- friell,l~, tk"'I"\.'!"ore, mU~l uear thp ('ntln~ day now. bunh.n. TherE' 110 lon;':;-t'l" b any likellhuod o! their b~ing 1·t'lmbur~t"ll to the ,exte-nt of ubout $,::;,000, as planned hy ~[r. He'h,·lIlng·' I Thj". takPn in ('onjuncllon wIth other Hat€'IllCntB made b;r the It·uder:-:. is "':011",,"hile the '\Y"enJe C'Jrc,'s are busy th~ ~trut:II by Ht'puhlit'un:-: ,lround town as anli "~(>nd . , I praclir:Jlly a dlr"p('tlnn t I .'lu\·or T>u,hl t" organ zation IS nOl Idle. to 1'I:-ITlO\·e the City Tt1',lSul"~r' Jrom or. Thp \Yurkers ba\"e t lkl"n their eu£> from tit ('. lhe ~aders Tlw· w ·tl h.ls been gi\·E'n The "1't·itn11\lr~E'III(.·nt" n'f('rretl to i(( )\.:.t \Ytl!nde IPU~t .0..... 4ir(j fr)fl) no,,- l'x~J!a..lnr'l,:n this \\,ay. It i:'l l"liu that :\11. l.ersts Ihmdsrne-n knew (Jf u !"lwrton 1"f'~~ululloll:-; on this line \\ III be ng~ {Ill" som€" tinle prior to the ~ll:oiIH'n­ dru\\n up and Jla~8eil in :.he Ih:pubHcun slun, H.JIJLrt F'. ~dtclling, SI} the '-1.tstl"ong:hoJ<ls, tcrnoon JI41rCr n~sert .... ac-tIng fo[' thi" The J:~publicall Comml~teempn of th..! bond m['ll, l'vn<:::.ul1ed \\lth _\lr. f;l."'fft ,~~ l'tl \Varu hay€' rcsoiv~l to call a to ilO\\" ,he tip-ti e it could bl'" nude gtJlJll. meet:ng at an parly date wh n resolu- A lilan was evoh'f'l \\ hereb} the bondst. ! ~ :\ J11 bf' ()ffered 1n support of 311- men sh ,tll,1 ( Hltl"i'!,mtt.: J. Illtl~ O\'E:r $140 p01:t,n.~ a H('PulJlIc.an tn place oC Dr. O{)O ~<tc.'h. the baldnt C t" i>~ matle up hy J~Tn ·~t \\"{'nde as H a1th "ommis~i()n- .lIr U''''r L'S fncn li, This Wd~ upon the (I 0 new n nt's I'avo lle"'n sug- u IIf'rsttlnding thilt )11 (;ll"F.t \\a:-l [0 g€. teu, Tho ra e snll lies .H.tWf'~n Dr. 1)1' rt t illf'd In OWl for t p holanl'e t \V::t1t('r D. (; f!f'ne. Dr. \"crtner Kenpr. his Hl'lll, lilnll that no :1elil)fl \\,oull, he :-;on, !Jr. JalnC''3 H. PUI t'1" and !Jr. H. wkpll t>y th .:\Ia).()l' lool, ng to hL i't!I WENDE'S REMOVAL TO BE DEMANDED H, HlIlgham. , HEARING IN THE 11TH WARD CASE TIll' hen rillS' ns to the .. Il~gc J incap, _ city C)f the \ "tlng mUf hlne in thl? Jirst ui!-'ll"kt of tIll' 11th " .... \\ti!J l"(:SUniPU Ila~t night '01' thl"' Brainard HOll~tlt Ea~l-'t Hllffalo, ),r-Cul'c R,:;-·reree J.." on, nl Yan Iknthuysen •. \\ 110 i~ to rt'port back 10 Ju:-;:rl~' ('hillIs, whosp Of-('islon will ueh~rminp as to the validity of th~ "'h~I't.ion of. Doll: ~a \\ Dorn!=,·" il. z as J{ppulJlI("~n ,UpcrnFlOl' from lhH 11th \\"anI. J' ol'nw,r Jurlgt" Ct'I)J'gl' A, L"'~wls ttppeareol .. ln, behal( or '\ir, Dornsp.wkz John .\\. l'lsh"r Is COunsf-1 for tlh~ UemOl raU(" (,;andl~t<1l{>, John J", Leslne\\'t;ki, 1'lw trl"ntl 01 the I{'stbnony "dS that thl" mttehlne \\ aft out oC ()rtil'T' !iO thal Uu IN OREAT NUMB~R, IBL,t Only One More Real Smallpox Patient Has Been Added to the Colony on the C(; East Side Yesterday. e'i. ~/ WORK OF VACCINATION IS aOINO STEADILY FORWARD • 'r mh·d.-l:;'1~· ...-1:ng. we", btLreh€"ad~ and shlve-rinri una.,:- Is thl. Dr. Wende? Say. thre;lrl-bare shawls. Some of them wt:re una.ble to speak EngUsh. and Il.ppar· Dr. \Vl'l1ue. there's another suspicions ent1y 19nomnt of the necessity or their case In Luepel'e Street," r~moval. A small stnve had ht!en placed In the tent, and this served to /1'1 ng·n ·llng·a-llng. "Helin. IH thIs Dr. "Wende? Say, keep them from being chilled, ,\VhtlO;! Dr. \-Vende, there's a nother suspicious under the care or the Health Department the people isolated by quan,nUne ('a~(! in Rother Avenue." nre fed at the eXJ)en~e of the city. Ti ng·n·ling·n·Ung. "He!!o. Is thIs Dr. 'Vende? Say, Dr. FOR~IALDEDYDE GAS. 'Yende, there's another suspicious case As soon ns Dr. 'Villard entered the in S}'camore Street." In thiR manner Health COUlml~sloner house he began to stop up all the cracks in the doors and windows, The F.rne~t ""ende'!-i ear was kept .:lued to the tel£>phone recei\'E'r all day ye~ter­ Ntrpets. bed clothing and other con uay. Not only in the tnfected section tamlna.ted things in the rooms were (lr the Poli~h. di!-itrlct, but in pvery part scattered loosely about, or thrown th~t the fumigation of the city, phy~ictans, su~pldous or over lines, so even a rl!'~ in temperature in their pa- would be effectlye In killIng all the georms. Several lamps, the burning of tI£>nt~. afi;){ed for the ass1~tance or the Health Dc'partment to ascertain If the which caused formaldehyde g-ds. were case was not Rmallpox, The depart- J.llaced in each room, and In a Hh,)rt ment was taxed to the straining point time the place was thick wIth the dIs· tn prnnnundug judgment on suspicious InrectIng fumes. The fumigatilln W;.lS kept up tor five hours. Dr. 'Venllc is cu~cs. Itt addition to thIs the inspectors .a.tlslied that tbl. process Is etll"'dous. Earh hou:;e in which ~mal1pox hM a}lwp·rt' J)llt to work on disinfecting and fumlguling the infected tenemrnts In pea red wlll be treated in the t'ame the Poli"h dl,trlcts. nnd carIng tor Jnanner. \Vlth the new ('a~~ rE'porte,l from th£' patlt:"nt!-' nnd people quaralltinE'd I hel'tl. Hcol'€'5t nf ca~es re-garded as sus- LOt'pere Rtreet, the He-nlth Depurtmt~nt hag record or 21 case~ In tht' dty I,tctou't came to the- nollce of the department during the- day. Dr. 'Vende since the present epidemic broke out. is ph:'a~£"o with the ('o·operation or the All or the places have been quarnn· tined and it Is not likely that the con" phy~icii1n~ In tht~ respect, and hE> reo gard~ It as improbable that smallpox: taglon will !;pread frOID any or the places where It 1~ no\\" knbwn to e:x\\'111 gain much mOr€' over the check now plaC"eo upon it. Howe-\"f'r, onp nf"W 1st. It I, e.tlmated that 300 people nre noW living at the expen~e of the ('n~e wa~ found In Loepere Street ye!=!· t£>rdny and several patie-nts quarnn- city becQ.u~p oC ~mal1pox. Gu~ Schnetdtlne-d thE>re \H"rE' reported as haying er, ChIef Clerk ot the Health Depart· ment, has been detalleu to act as comhigh teompf'rn ture~. JI11s~ary. The rRW' food Is sent to the CUIJ.DREV SUSCEPTIBLE. houFe~, and the people Quarantined nre Althouorh her .. tofore it was not required to cook thetr own victuals. 'VORK OF "VACCIXA'l'IOV, I knn\... n that chlldn'n were pnrtlcularly :::;u~cl'ptlble to the rll~e-ase. one feature of thp pr~nt epimedtc Is that mORt Yacclna.tlon of childrt>n in the Ea~t or the Yictlnl~ are young peopJe. More Sloe ~chools 1s being rushed a~ much than hn.U' arp C'hllclren. The new cac;e as posstble. Assistant Health Comnlis· dl~cnyerecl y(~tel'day Is that of ~[A.rth \ Rioner "'. D- Gr~P' com pIp ted hl~ Shotko!skl. 11 years oln. ot No. 89 work In School No. 68, In Rother Av· IAf'perp StJ'('>pt. In the ~ame hou~e arp. enue, yesterday. Instruction was Pl'UCthrN' families. nlI nf whom hay£" been Ucally at a standstill durIng part of prohlbltpd from Ie-aving the premises the day. ~'hen the health authorities under quarantine, went through the class room!; and re~ome tdpa of the horror ot the pre· QUf'stcd the puplls to bare their arm!;. cautions ne('("s...qary to Jlr(>\~ent thp Fully halt ot the pupils had ne\'er f'preacllng of the dise.lse. were shown l)een va.cclnated, As each llttle, whtrnIn the work of the in~pectors yester- pprlng child bared hiS or her arm. Dr clay. In front or the tenpment at Nll. Greene as~ured them that there was 22 I.ll)f'pere Rtreet, where over thirty nothing to be frightened. at, Fear ... ent pf'oOpltl are quarantines because of n. man:r or thE" little fOf('lgnpr~ bnck to CllSt' of smallpox within, an army te-nt, their nativE' language. and "Ouch" wa'S 1:!x18 teel wn.s pitched early In thr!' l e-xpre~~£'d In ways not understood to morning, nnll the occupan t,..c; or the the doctor, hou~1" Wf'l'(, compellE"d to V:1cate thplr I Sppnklng ot the situation, ye~terda.y, home and mar('h as prisoners Into thf' Dr. "\Ve-nde said: "~re have aU of the tent. During the five hours that the !'3.!-ies known ot under strict (Juaran· people were thUB kept guarded, Dr, tine, and there Is no ground tor fear. l<'redf>l-Ick H. 'Vllllo.rd wa. conducting All ot the physIcians ot the city huye the fumig'~tint;' process \"'lthin. responded readlly to my request for Thf' Big-ht of the people comins; from prompt reports or suspIcious CD.$CS, and the hnu"ic unller Imperatl\'e orders wus we are "gOing alter these with a v~n­ n. pitiable one. 1\lany or the women gennc('. "H~llo. I 1110\ al "Tht"l't.' \\'as \,,, r~ Aunt! }""3.50n." saYH the nl'\\'t:'papcl', "\\ hy ll't!O:l on thl' lJart 01 ~tay()l' \\ a~ llut tl{'~,drp L l-khel1lll,t;'~ R('ht'mt' \,'P-'::l hy, whl<'h lh~ :-ahu'y nC TI"t~u!'ul't 1" during thl' 1'(>- the Jncludf (1 In .:\tr. an the ~1~I"l'(>tnl'l1t Ility lI1aindl'l' of his tl'rm 01' ofl1('t' f;.hould Iw turner! 0\"""1' to tlH.~ hOllltslI1en, WIN "flul!) he P('1'Jllittc(1 to rdain all ur it wilh the l'X\'l'ptioll of just sufliljpnt to pay 'Jr. nt.'rf3t'g lirin,; cXp011Ses. In nUUluOJ1. ~Il". I ;t'rJolI ag-rel"d to IJt.'l'mlt th bondtmwn to ,tppoint 111£' hark t lX collf' tor (ot" this },val' anu next yeaI'. It- is fu.-thel' ~tatp,l by tht' n~" spaper that most I)f thl' bonlls111en , Illtl"ihutt"ll tllI'if pruportionate Fhart"', thut SIIJIle gan~ nnthlng dllli that a numh,:>r of '11', nert5t·s [l"lpn(ls 011 u"ing ulJpeulr>(] to ga\"(~ $H>O or $500 (~ar'h In th.lt \\111 it Is ~tntl'll, all uut about $:i,OOO of the total (h.-Hdene').' WHS ma(11! goo(I whl:.n .. the pl"n tell thruugh." u. ":u �ICRT SAYS THAT MR. CILMAN WON'T CET f\ GOI~rml'TO ALBANY THIS WEEK AND DECLINES TO DISCUSS HIS APPOINT· !lIttle 771" "z,?, /1 MENTS. I E~~~('~o~(m~.PtrOl1er Erastus C. Knight, of Bu I'falo. arrIved home wI!! .. e:neln In the olty )Ir. KIIlght Is feeling ha vine; recovered trom ul9 verT' arduous fROM CLEVELAND cam~ llov..21'IIl/ r It Is noW believed the h .... lth period ot Incubation varies In dltrerent e casell, all the way trom nine to tourofficial. of Buffalo have the small-pox I teen days. That Is. It 18 otten that long epidemic under control it Is Interesting after the patient comes In contact with t t tbJ. the causes 'whleh brought the contagion before It mo.nltests itself o no P In tn the form ot small-pox, ahout the outbreak or this menac g T "v o Se llarat e Out b rea k •• dlsf'use are not directly due to any un "It 19 p1aln to be seen this touch ot an oIean!!n.-s of this olty. At least this epidemic Is directly the outcome ot the Is whnt Is cla.lmed by the Department Exposition," said Mr. Schneider or the of Henlth and the very reasonable ex- Health Department to THE TIMES. planation madt?t regarding the whole I "There Is no connection between the ntrntr would a.ppe~~· to substantiate thiS, sertes or small-pox cases ot the early statement. summer and those or the present. alHecent developments were not the though both outbreaks are due to Exfirst omens of a siege or small-pox to position trave1. The first cases were show themselves this year. Since early entirely ~tamped out but the offlclals :n June there have been straggling cases could not prevent a. further manltestaof the di~(>ase and from then until th~ tion or the disease for the reason that present time there have been one or all classes of people were constantly more patients in the Quarantine H08- coming in contact with one another at pltal. all the time. the Fair grounds, railroad statlon8 or Singularly. however, the health offlci- some other public place. als gay those early Bummer cases had "The first cases developed in interestnothing to do with the present sltua- lng succession. tlon. The last of the early cases made "Arthur H. Beebe, 24 years old, was Itself known July 25th. A lapse trom the 11r8t victim. He was an Exposition that ttme to October 12th followed. ~ Visitor. having come to Buffalo all the Even chicken -pox was not heard from I way from Grandin. 1\10. Beebe was acduring this pe-riod. But when it start- I companied by his tather and both took ed It came with a "Im which quite dis- up lodging. at No. 3U EUlcolt Street. concerted the c1ty authoritIes. ThE" department's attention was called S tll r t e d In u. Hot el . to this case nnd fOUl' day~ afterwards the (ath!?r of thft. young man was According to them the epidemic em- strtc-ken . They ~'ere removed to the ana t ed trom one of the big city hotel~ Quarantine Ho~pltal. samfO three werks before the close or "N~xt came the (·ase ot Vincent Surthe Exposition. These cases to which ~cca. He was a young New Yorker t he blame tor It all Is attached cam~ who on June 30th stopped O,'er night irom Cleveland In the persons of hotel at 14 Rtate Street. His case was E'mployes who were. stricken with what di~coyered on the following day. About n BulTaIo physiCian diagnosed as the s.ame time J. B. LeBIle arrived herp ('~lcken-pox but In reality they were from Rolse ctty, Idaho, and was al1'o " rulent small-pox cases as was atter- stricken. Six hour!'! tram the time he wards pro\,pn. landf'd at the Exposition the nature ot The ca~es In question were those of hIs malady waR ascertained and he Jessie L. Biggar, Della Gorman and was Quarantined. Rarah Cates. They were all employed I "Frank r..uka~zewskl and Stanislaus in the hotel laundry and a careful In- i Lukaszew~kl were both attacked at thtR Yestigation made by the Health DE'- Ume. 'J'hesp caRPS were ob.!K:ure to partment dlRC'lospd the fa.ct that each the physldans. Both ·w orked In a rag had handled severnl pIeces of ItnE"n shop In this city, and only this ("an be which had hC'C:'n used by a person frOID I gtvE'n as a cause for thf'lr taking the Cl(>veland who was about that time re- disease. Neither had b(>en known to ported from that C'lty to be Infected Leome tn contact with other Intected ,,·lth the contaJrlon. Great !lecrecy at that persona," time was maintained in regard to these F r o m C a J!lJ 11e G a.r de n cases and during the time they were . SUp))os(!d to bp chicken-pox victims The health omcers located a ca!\c at many people wpre exposed. the Ne-w York Central station July 26th., As soon as the true state at afralrs A chtld named ("oletla, with Its nlother. was learned by the city authorities had a bad CRSP of ~mall-pox. The each case was taken to the pest-house. ":lather and child were both quaranwhere they have been under careful tmed An Investigation revealed that treatment until now. the Colettas were west,,'ard bound but Yesterday Dr. Wende ordered that had come on to Buffnlo trom Castle Je~sle Biggar and Della Gorman, h"\'o Garden, New York, July :!4th. The young women, be discharged. Both chtld, ltke the other early C'aseB, recovwere pronounced absolutely cured. No ered and the mother continued her pl1small degree ot gratitude has been grlmagt'. These ten cases summarize expre~sed that the malady has been the eoarly signs of the prevalence at abated. Two deaths have occurred small-pox In Butfalo. Had It not been ~rom the disease; both at the Loepere that rigorous precautions were con~ treet house. where it Is said the pa- stantly being taken far more serious tlents in either Instance had been sick results might have been expected Dr some time before medical aid was sum- 'Yf'nde and his aSsistant Dr Gr'eene ~o~~:d~"'e?t~~·t ~~ve~ts a~e t~eported as only hope thf! Intection win n~t ~pread rns ' s car e at further fa rar that the present pesthouse will FiO' ~a.~;y p~~:~~~P hb:cause at the tact be Inadequate to hold such of the vtru-I The medical protessio~e CI~~~~B ~~~~s~~ !~~~ Ct~8~~. as it might be necessary to Whll I • • ...... '·n Is 11lltlJln~ pltrth'ularl:r new," ~ajd "I r ... tllrnf>il tbts marnin; IJtu~n 8roIlD') Dltlk.ln~ c'nl1:-; tL:.s (ID )l~.ull' Oil'bl for 01\1', W1I.\.-, , wl!ih ~'Oll wonld state t1~f>r(\ t\"lh purelr sodal, aull I ("tIlted \\'ltI~. l)olit1l~al Dor JlIlmi('illlll wn,,,,,m .r. "I e atter I':tTt Xo. ynu w l1l reoWpnde?" Tf'uched no dP<'I!I;lon 10 . that not. In all probabtll ty before or next I week." No Dec hion . OD. .",ppolntmen1 •• IIHa\'e TOl) d{lcJded on any other ot the polutmentll. which Sou are to make per. lb"f" • o. I hA'"eo't any poslttons to ~lI , ex· ~",IIc::en~e cierI.: and one or two other •• bom ott'" ~'IJI rou appoint as license. "I htl'fC' not dpddf>d." "Ha",f' yOl~ auy new" to gin' out about the g('neral dl"<uibutJoll Clt patronage-the lIng (It tbE'> pI8Ct'~ in Corporation ('ounse-l ti'ldmo.o's "fiN" aud 1n the Department ot bile Worb;s":,' "No, I pre~11D1C: lIr. Feldman and Cot. Ward wUl Cll'c-Ide on I bplr OWD appointees. I know of nn tea SOD In parUcular wll,. they I I ~ Ihould ('onsult me:' w;~i~!~ U· lwct to rl'!'turn t o Albany next "Y(,II. enrl,.- in tbq week." StroDe Plea for "'-eo de. Tho frIends of Dr. Ernest Wende,' !.Health Commi~sioner. do not yet despair ot his reappointment, particularly In view ot thE" pre8ent heroic work the doctor an'" his ~tat't are doing to tamP. out two serious epldemic5~al1-pox and diphtheria a.t East Bur~Io. I Dr. W'entl.e·~ most !ormldab1p rivals are hI. deputy, D,,, W . D. ~e a nd Ken('rp.on, Drlt lid • Allen, o BrleD, P orter, Fo,,·I.r, Walsh a n" others are 811'100 mentioned. It Is said to h£> a pr£>tty eyen race for the Ma.rket C'lerkshipfI, between Messrf'. 1 Rast. Roe~ch. Bell. Soergel. Kisslngf'r and others. :lIr. Ra"t Is believed to be Slightly In the lead and Alderman KI.ainger Is lik~ly to drop out ot the contest It he s~e8 a rhanoe to succeed Philip G~rst as Clly Theasurer. State ( ommitteeman Gl'ltnm has sev_ eral East Sid. applloants to oare tor and, as !t.lr. Knlght'~ majority came I prlDclpal, from the East Side h I I • e s expectE'd to reciprocate. Mr. KDlght state. tlwt he wm not reSign us ('omptroller untU the last d of his year In Albany, In order to co~:' plete his report 'I'he a of hi!5u(~Ce830r is ilkely to beP~lntme?t on Januarv 1 10'. It I nounCed lteved th3.t: :\ir. l~nlght~s ~~e:ce::Sl!~r beState COmptrollf'r will bf' his as deput)'. ·rheodorp P Gll pre!'l(!nt ~~~lnty R~.P\lhlkan~. . hO"~:~~. E::~ Ro~rtt°riJ;;;~!r!;, candidate, probably n;. t I I I I ------------------ e tc S If Dr, Wen e is Superseded They Are Likely to Receive the Ap- . Two Hotel Laundresses Got it from the Linen of an Exposed Person ••-first Outbreak Due to the Expositlon---One Case f rom Castle Garden. . THE PLACE IS DRS. ~NE AND KEKERSOL - SMALl.POX BROUGHT 14 ~~e~ts.. wend~&e~f'ealth It Dr. Offlrer to make room tor a Republtcan_ and the "Ir" In this case is quite impOr. tant-he w!ll probably he Rucoeeded by Dr. "\Valter D. Grerne. at present, A"'I~ tnnt Health tlfflcer. and Dr. Greene, In turn, I. Ilkely to be succeeded by Dr. V('rtner KenprRon. That Is the situa. tIon ns it l ook~ today. Tomorrot\o~ there may be something else on the cards. Dr. I{ener~on has nl!lo be~n m"ntlon~ for tlrst place, but It Is cla.lmed by,ome that he cnnnot comply wtth the o,jl. n .. nce which requires the Health 011\0., to he a physlclan or at least 10 yea,,' Mandlng. While II. good many of the Republl.... po1t tlca J leade-r~ seem detl?nnined to put a. Republican In the place now held by Dr. Wendr, there Is no dl.gulslng th. ract that they are meeting opposlt!<ln, not alone trom Dr. Wende's De-mocra.t!c rrlrndo, but from within the Republican ranks. "I am tor the reotentlon or Dr. Wend. and I don't care who know8 It. He II my close personal frlen<l and a n u . cellent public servant." ~ajd Surropte Louis Marcus to a. NE~~S repor~r to. day. And there are othere. ·'rr Wende could be n()mlnate~ for Health Omcer and the matter lett ,. the people of ButraJo," said anotber "'!ually prominent Republioan, "be wouid receive two yotes to one tor an, Republican who could be Darned -gal .. t him." On the other hand the Republ!catu """Iring a change ridicule the Idea tbat among the hundreds of Republ!C&l1 phyS'lclans In Buffalo one, or 20. could not be found who would do the work or Health Offioer just as well as Dr. Wend, has done It. "The talk that thE' physlolans or Buf. fa10 dpstre th(> retention ot Dr. \V~D1e l~ 3.b~oluteh· fal~e," aaid a well-known I Hepubllron ·ioct~r to a NEW;' reporter this noon , "In ra~t. Jt the matter were I put to (\. vote. just as rna.n~~ would bf' found agaln~t him as for him, and their ~Ignature~ \,",Quld carry just a8 much wl!ight, too," It I. also "l"!'ued that Dr. Wende hu ~njoyeu the office tor 10 years and It lJ time that tha place was glYen to 80m .. I lme else. C'halrman Fred Grein~r or the Re. publh.'an Gener.11 Committ~e 18 nry much ~E"t Up)O a :oh'l.nge In the om~e. He doeR not se~m to be be.1t on the flppolntment oyt any particular man for th e place. Th.).~e Who belio:?ve tha.t Dr. (;reen~ wIll he- llpp,)inted do so on the theory t":it MaY .) .,-elect Knlll'ht himself, through ~o ·.:i[\l relations. is very fayor· ably dispose·] toward 01'. Greene. The two nIen ar~ per!«lnally Intimate. �L rom '" .... . .. ~_ . '" '" .. .. ...... ..... 'SIX NEW CASES OF ...... . . *._ ..... . ···· t~' !·~ .............. . ~-~-- ~ -.- EVERYONE UVlN,5111 SMALLPOX REPORTEDLOEPERE STREET TO ':" .Btud IItlle >Blal/trufaOt Refter" ellt' lIelft• 71,1r. tc'I./r BE V~!n 11 .J n :Jet '.Blatt/rn'Gitucfi~n. iit geftem " }1 e ,Z !licf)ts borge/ommen, IDG,; Delm Gam' lat5;'D~I1'lttllllent ~<in! !eebw.tcn erre; g,n fonnEn, 'Det I)]dtnoetowlung tet NEW CASES REPO RTED TODAY .Ii tantfldt fd}eint (J;inhlft ge;'~n roOI ncn Jl,{ fein. FORC E HEALTH OFFICERS TO ~(us bern infi3itten mijttift on £o-e, ADOPT DRASTIC MEASURES, Or re Glr. ronDen 31uei nrue U:iilIe geme[, Nt. ~illt bet lj,latienlen ifI bie 17 .Ja~te INFECTED PORK SEIZED. aIt" !fialenti lj,lafd}ti lion1Jl0.14 £oel1ete Six new cases of ::;mallpox have saId so thJs mornIng. Eyf1'Y day a large ~ V ;2 l (~ I I . Gtr., eet anbert ein nnaoe bon lJIo.21 been d(sC'Oyered by the Health Depart- number of people are vacCinated. J Early thl. morning another famIly In i Joe):lere <Sir. ment. The police reported a casp or The health authoritle:;:. di~overed three more ('a~es of smallpox io Loe-- I LOf."pere Street C'allpd In n phy~ician to: .Jelle bet in Cem ~oufe roognenben smallpox at No. 21 Loepere Stret. pt;>r~ ~Hreet latrl' this morning, makattend threE' children \."ho wcre taken 'll"ttfon en, im (lJonaen elroo 25, ift bet Early this mOrnIng one of the health tng a total ot six cases dIsco\ ered in ~lck ye~tprday. Each ca~e wa~ dingphYsicians visIted tne abo\'e address I that street today. T",,-o of the new Wnftedungs-gcfagt ausgefelJt geroefen, nse-rl 9~ ~mall-pox and a rt:port was at a d f d th tb <,ases are members of th~ Du~h family, I unb bom Ganitiits,'Departemml ift an, n nun e ree new ('as:es. The the name.., of thl"' childre"n being pubonce made to the Health Dt'partment. patients are all children. Their names lIshed in an earlier edition. The disqeotbner lDotbrn, oofi fte fiimmtricf) ge; Two of the start' of tha t office WE're des ... are Anna Duch. ~ 1-~ years: :Mary trict physician later found that ::\frs.• iml1ft metben munlen. Anna G years ·lnd Wadlslaus g years Francisca Dueh, 45 years 0111, the J patched to make an inve~tl~atton nUl' I @eftem IDutben me~tete gunbetf~et', old. The children have been vac- other mother at the three children, and anRhoulrl the rllngnosis bp. found ('orr('ct ~on. \V'illiam. 9 years old, ,,"pre the place will be quarn.ntJneil. fonen in bet ,J'llll1fflati,)Il am lBroabroa~ ,·fnated . the blluse quarantined and I Buttering from smal1pox. Another ('a~e Loepere Su-(>£'t ha~ turnpd out to he tumigated and n pol1ce guard statIoneu \\'a~ found at No. 14 Loepere Rtreet, the geimpft. SJJlegtm ~unbett lieflen fid) out~de. The dls~ls:e in the PI)lIsh In- palient heing \\~alena Gourney, two so markell a cenler or Intection that Dr. bon 2(eraten in bet Gtubl impfen. ief"ted dl~trlct t~ ~prea.ding rapidly. )tears old, Who ha~ been si'''k LWO daYR. "~(>nc1e has deemed it nece~::;ary LO order 'Di, '.Bealllien be~ GanitiitMDepartt, There are many cases of smallpox The Gourney family occupy the ullper a hou!'€" to house inve~tlg8tlOn. Every I In Loepl?re Street at present and the story of the hou~(' at No. 14 Loeper'e ment$ fegen ber %qatfaclje, 'bafi auf bt:r hE"llth phYSicians are taking all pre- Stre~t. Tht:'re I~ al.so a ca~e of ~mnll., man. \Voman and chlld Ih~jng in thn t ! ~ff>jeite tH Gtobt aud) lBlat!>ernfiirrt ,cautiuns necesS'ary to che-ck tbe di~- pox 111 the Potarskl family downstalr~. I thol'oug-hfare will be examined and e<.J~p. School children bv the hundreds AU of the occupants of both hOUSes Oorgefommen ftnb, roeiter feine m:licI;tifl' vaccina.tpd. will be '~ncclnatecl toda).'. Dr. Greene have beE'n vaccinated and Lhe places ]t will In no wa).' he ~urprlpl ng feilbci. Sl)ie 3toei u:iilIe bafelof! finb fo bas cha:'ge of the work of vaccInating Quara?tined. I ~hould a number of well-cl~v~l()petl the school children and he will be asIt \\a5 stated at the Health. Departifolitf unb fo ftung quaranliinirt, baa ('aFe~ or ~tnall-pox be found ther~. 1t sI~ted by a corps or quaHfled phy- ment that thf' district physiCian, who ilurcf) fie bie Sl'rantf>eit nicljt berouiter apppnrs the re~idE'nt~ of Zoppere ~lreet slt'fans. Dr. Grerne said this morn- discoyered the smallpox in the Duch have ber:n extremely nehJfg~~nt 'n merben tonn. lng that during the day he would visIt fnmiIy, experienced much difficulty In watching theh' chtldr(>n for Signs of tlw schools ~o. 7. No. 53 and ~o. 43. These locating lht! children. An attpmpt was r $)eule morgen rourbe gemeloe:, dlsea~e. Thrf'l'" ('asp~ ot srnall-pnx \\'~re schOOls nre In or neal· th~ infected dis- made bl the mother to hide hel" chl1trict and the health authorities be- dren in the house so as to allow the found In one back room yesterday In I bJfi in lJIo. 21 £oepele Glr. brei neU1 this strppt. lleve that It is essential these school phYSician to E'xamine them. The phy118!otternjalIe au~~eotod'en ftnt>. Q;~ if! children should be vaccInated. s1clan. however .. looked in eY€'ry nook A~ a fUrth('r precautIon againgt the :\lany factories where Polish labor, and corner and hiS research was finally I nie5 l'aE ~lU~ nloen bemjenigen, in On;: coming RprrAdlng of the disea!"e Dr~, 'Vc·nde trom the infected district, is em- rewal'lled by seetng a pair of tiny legs and Grpene of the Health Department Lute m:lolfe bie Heine .I1ofacl'a glitorben ployed, will be "Isited by the health protrudIng tro~ under a mattress, He hA.ve about c1ecldf'd to estnhli~h a VAI' roar. ~rrs hie ~ealll:en t(~ tSani;iir1, physlr.tans. and the employ'ees vacclnnt- pulled out "ndlsla.us. who became <'ination burE'au in the TtaJlan bath .. ed. Today all the employees ot the frIghtened at the siaht of a doctor and hou:ie down town. There is sotnE' {ea r • :Depar;ement~ tente SJJlorgen nodi bem Hl'ywood Bros. & ~"akefleld factory, at began to cry. The doctor put his hand of smnll-pox getting rooted In th I ~Juie lamen, urn ten geitern 2(~r;b bon ,VeIls and Carroll streets, \vill have under the maltl'E'S~ and fin31l}~ pulled Halian quarters. It i~ prohahl~ a. their arms scratched hy the yaccine out Anna Duch. His examInation re, ber lj,loliaei gemdbeten einen u:orr ~u ur., station will be open"d th£'I'e tomorro"", paint. This is being clonE' to prevent the venled that thE'Y were ~ut'ferlng from of proppr arrangE'men ts can be made. · HIjucljen, fan ben ne flalt herrero!n bre; other employE'€s from contracting the smallpox. This makes a total of five Ten C ~ tse8 y ("~t€"r dn y. disease from their Polish colaborers. case~ at No. 21 Lnepere Strpet, but Dr. I · italIe. ~ie lj,latienten ftnb Oft 8,JQqtr Ten new cases was the Thank:c;giving The ,~accinating bureau at No. 1048 ~-ende said one of the children was reIl::e WatiHou~ SDudj, b:e 6jiiqriae SJJlQr~ Broadway is a success. Dr. Wende co\~erlng. small-pox record. All were conft.ned to the Loepere Street district. It was no :DUd. unb b 21 ~uf)re aIle 2(nl;a SDud. holiday for the Health ph),slclans. :Die ,Jmpfu'ng ber .nin~1! in tenGd'u, ).!any suspicious cases were rcpol'tetl !!n. i~ be~ Umgegenb bef infiair:en SDi, and they wt!re kept on the jump ail day. At Xo. 103 Loepere Street the fnm12 nft : roy:b ununterorodjen fortgej/lJt. ;,-0111. , ....... .. ..... \ .. ............. . ly had been warned of the ('orning of the ~)etde fJotten ~r..-ili »/M) feine @e, Health officers and. gu\-e them a chilly tiiffen mithen Gdjufen lJIo. 7, 43 UnD 53 r ..... .. " . ....... .. . . ... ........ . eception, insisting that the physiclan~ remain outside and expo~tulaLlng thnt l1ttig 3U tImben. they cou1<.l take care of tht:'m8eln~s. ..... , .... .... _ ... ,,@iporer routhen nodj btei roeitm .......... ... ,. The- doclor~ claim that mls~t1(>s were h urled. at them from wllhln when thE'Y !JalIe entbe,d!, ~abo.n 3roe~ in ter SDud)' t ried the door of the house. Thll' frncns !dien U:amlhe. ~ie lj,latlenten ftnb bi! Dr. Qreene:,s Chances. "- came to an abrupt em] wht'n thp Sf>r~? ~alite ~rr~ atanci§cQ Sl)udj, ber neun vi ces of a policeman WE're summoned. That a Repu b lloan success or wlil be In n rear room In the houf.;c nt . . '0, jQf}r!ge m:lrlIiom Sl)ulf uno bie 9 ~af}re 103 Loepere Street three III children named to Health CommissIoner Wende artc m:la[~na @ourne~ bon lJIo. 14 £0" were found In one bed. Two, It l!-= said. appears more and more likely, since t h e pere Gtr. . . / " He had been suffering from small-pox. un- Loepere Street Seems to Be the Genter of the Infected District-PhysiCians Are Working Hard. 71 ' .' < 9 • j I fl{)t ~ ,-. - Rep u bllcan OTg'8.nlzatlon Is llning u p the ward commIttees aga.lnst Wende In an elTort to show that the rank and IIle ot the party are opposed to 'Wende's retention, Fate Has Not Been De- /1 t~~t~d, :lrayor~~t Eras us ! Knight. EdItor George E. :llatthews ot the BulTalo In line wIth the scheme, the 18th Ward Republlcan Committee h as taken the fOllowIng action : Express and State Committeeman William C Warren held a long confab In thl? office of the latter this forenoon. When th~ door wo.s opened those who partldpa t('d In the talk declined to say ",ha.t It W"-'3 all ahout. "y\'e dIscussed poIlUcaI mattereE,'· saId :III'. KnIght "The Mayor Is the one to gl\'e out what wp talked a.bout," .aid the State CommItteeman. l It wa!o' gue~sed by those who had kno\Yletlge at the confprence that lh~ ~ubject of Health Officer was under II con~Iderat1on. "b I t true." a.<ked a XEWS repre- .entatlve of :I!ayor-elect Knight. "that you have practically determined, as re~ I portefl, to replace Dr. Wende by Dr. D. Grern.p?' "NothIng has be-en determIned upon, I expect soon to meet with a committee ot doctors n~ho. I understand, are In favor or Dr. 'Vende." "I. It true. as N'ported. that the Re- I Walh~l' publican organization hILS decldecJ upon Dl·. Vertn€'r Kenerson .as Deputy Health Officer?" ".!\'"othlng ha...q been d·~clded upon rl;'_ gardlng (ha.t office either." wa., ply. th~ re- ".Are you likely to appoint Frank L. Spoerl or thp. Se\·enteenth ward License Clerk?·' "1 haH· not even taken that que~t1on up," ,<al,1 ~lr. Knight. "lA It not a faC't," a,Qked the reporter. rr\·ert1n~ to the que~tion of HeaIlh Officf'l". ·'that :rou are receiving numl'rou~ prote~t~ (J·om prominent RppuhUcans againc;l the rf'mo\·al of Dr. ""Yende?·· ,jI am receiving numerOUEi letter~ both for an(1 as'aJn~t the rete-ntion of Dr. 'YenoJe." repll.><i ~1r. Knight Whereas, The te r m or offi.ce of the present Health CommIssioner will expl r o on the tourth day of January next; and VtT}}ercaa. The 18th Ward RepubUcan committee believes that ther e Is no necessity tor Republlcan heads or departments appointing Democrats to Jmport~ ant positions when Republicans or eqUal capacity and ablUty are willing to accept 8uch positions; and "lYhereas. The electors of th is city. by a large majority at the recent election, Indicated thei r d l'sire t bat the ci t y g ove rnment should be adminIstered by Republicans; therefore be Jt Resolved, That thIs committee emphaticaJly protests against the reappo int_ ment or the present Hea.lth CommiSSioner or hla retention in office after the explratJon or his present term. They recommend that 80me reputable physicIan &ml1~ I Ilted wIth the Republican party, b. al>poInted to thIs posIUon. and rn this they voice tho unanImous sentIment ot the 18th ,Vard Republicans. (Srgned) PHILIP LEININGER. General Committeeman. HENRY WAGNER, JOHN STATESTONE, JACOB ~ GANGNAGE~ PETER C. KERN, CHARLES ROSSOW, GEORGE GRrESER, E. G. DANSER, DJstrlct Committeemen. Dr. Walter D. Greene Is said to be slated to succeed Dr. Wende. \. attended by phyglcians for about two '",eeks while lhe thIrd had Just been stricken with the dl5ea~e, Th(~ man of the hou~e even ohjpcted to the peoTIIC' fronl th". IIealth Department enterIng' this room and had it not been for the aid of a poltcemnn ~Ome additional trouble might ea~l1y ha ve be~n p1"e~ clpHnted. E\~ery member of the family was Yacf'inated. !\'nUI('.!4 of the ,\-j("tiOIl'II, Hpr~ arp thfo ('ruleR of Rnlflll-pox tlcfully tliagonm;ed )"est -'ruay' LO('Il'!~r~ Lu~kace\\'ski No. 103 th~ ot- Ftrpp.t, thrf'f' C'ncops in family; Waltf>r, 13 y('nrs, Hadwie-k, 10 yearfl, Leon, 5 years. No. lOH Rycnmorp Street, two CQ.ses In thp PiJ!'I:kI family; ('lara, 8 year8 and Frnnk, 10 years . .. "0. 1'j Rother Aye-nuE': Francisco Godfik. 7 years:. J:\lnf'~ a.101ll:, 5 y ~rf;. ~n . 21:1 Sweet Avenue; LotU~ Hs.,'k. 7 YE'ar~, No. 77 Loepf're ~t1"Pet two l'asc5, name'i ot persons Infect <1 unknown. )nft:c.-tl·cl PorI, St.' f:r.t:" d . Stnrtlfng de\,,:l>lopm~ntg in the spreading of Lhe malady ha ve mont! 'stt-cl them!';~lves in th~ En,t ~ide. where it is kno,,'n that nu le~s than 17 't,' es of ~mall-pox ha'·e b£".... n found in h08'3. To make the matter more s\,rlous tt"", eaSNt were not c11~co\-el"et1 until after the animals hnJ been kt:Jed and dressed. Then it was that Dr. r. H. Zlnk. ('i1)'-'( inspE"ctnr of tht~ l·nite(l StateR Bureau of AnImal Int1u~try 8tePPi·tl In. The.: bogs wc-re In the course or heIDI{ dres cd when Dr Zlnk m:.. tJ~ tl:)(O r1..;c'o\·, r!.... JUst before the cart'asses weri?' placed in R tanJ( .sevprnl portions of "lcsh \\ :.:re remo\·c(] and signs of sma1J~pox w re found. The entr:l.tl~ we-re turn -·d OV~l' Dr, Wende of the Health Dep:!rt- (0 menl, who ("'l)nl1rm5 the cUagnosis by ZJnk. The i::sp~l'tor has dec!tnE'Q to dtvul~e thl" : 1m· of thp c·s~ahJlshmpnt In whJch the disea!"ed hog'3 were ,lls... covered. .t\ccordlng to a statement made at the II, aUh [lcpartnl' 'nt th('r~ need bf' no fear as to PtrN"tR r4'sultwg tram Inff'("tptl rnpnl at t~p preser1t time or in thr future, The force (·f w!tt.-Jlel"S of thf! Incoming' shipm(>nt~ of hr·g o b~ be 'n c.Cot.IUe i and it would he S<,.'ar("f" :t r'r a ~' tDr€("t~rl Animal! as rar ,S 0 th slau htt'l hw 9I:(1)l(' �JACOB A. GA:"GNACBL, Tblrd DloIriet. PETER c. KElt:". F'uurth dll'trlC't. 16 CIIARI.F.5 ROSSOW. 1'lCtb district. GEOHGg GRIESEH. SIxth dlfltrlct. 1:' G. T>A:"SEIt. ~l'\·pnth dlroltrlct. DaUd, nutrllio. ~. y ;\Oy. ::!!lth. Thi! tIme ('01. Frond", i~ \. It 'J fn!olt approl1{'hiD~ wh-:-n "~llrd . thr Df'wl,r-rleetptl c::in~le rOJnmi .. sioD~r or puhli,.. wOl'k~, Rnd the ("()r(>ora tion ('fHIIHWI·('I('ct will unnoun('t~ !iH' nppointlJlf'nt~ in thf'il' rpSIH'(" ti,·f' (i{>pt1rtmf"llt!-O. Thry [":\"I)('('t to tuke- up th!' muUN'S Dnll announce their Sl'i<.'ctioJ1!" Nlr'" lIl'xt month I Til(' most Important nppointlllrnt in the drplll'tUlf)nt of publil' works will he thnt or n U~'lllltY (,1I~in('cr cOJ11JUi!'!sionE"r.. l\'ho will br n('tin~ ('(lmU1i~sinn(>r durin2' thl" nh,,('n('(' or t1i~.1bility or thp romDlI~!·don('r of puhlil· works, C'hul'h...... :U , :\foc..... p. mun!1J:"r of thf;\ Bufflllo EII;.!'inr('ring ('n.mp·I11Y, wbo 11lI~ nil ollil'P at tl Eri~ County :-;a\'~ most 8\'MOU s lr iDC~ Bcnk hniltliu,:, is !-:nitl to have the C::::~~~~.(~ ~~'~ fI.:j 'IPI){Jiu(l"e tor ~tat~ lend in tht.· rlH'r fol' thi .. ollier. H,~ flllto ~11('{,t'('rl lIon. EI'flsttls C. fill~ thp flunlifit-:ltions fiXt~tl by law. l1am"· whE'n :'tir. KniJ.!ht rl,turns to b', on'r ao y(';I1'S clf RJ:t', ,I 1·",l1Ilallle and the dutl(>s or nll1yt)r or Buffalo I)~Nh'nl dril rn.eitl('('r, Hilli has had at J . . t. )1 r. ~ljtH'r i!o\ now d",'- 1£I:l!>it fin~ Y(lllr ... ' IlrnC'ticnI t·xp~rl(lnce-. n~ lu wh(,tlll'r nr Dot bt.' will f'atrkk J . l{pnnptiy, "rcD(,I'ni commithis nRnw to IH' prt'l'iPlltcd to Guv, t(>rmr.u o( the 2d wnrcl, i~ the mO!>it RC'tiyc tor the !"iJ:ll111 hOllor. rnn,1idllt+· (ur OIIJloiutment us de[ll1ty n. . I :\lillI'r is n !Oun ot' the late Dr. ..... )Ii n ('1"', a l'l:'h.·hratt!'ll surgcoll j~ day. DUel strE'('( ('onnni ..... iolH'r. The corIlorntiOll ('oul1~el !1tote .. that he i:-:: lIot rrndy, as yet, to nnUnUll('e tiny of n lIlW pnrtl1f'r of Anhe h!1s never .\1tbl)\\~h his Iq,pnintnll'nts. Ht..~ "tlth's thnt h(' will decide- upon nil oC his nnplJintmt..·nt~ bC'(I)rt' nlnkin,: llUhlic the name or nny ap- R promillent lInrt in politic!>;, Mr. i!oJ known I\S It stauDrh rppublican. some time- pn~t )lr. )liul'r"s nnme [loinll"P. been m('ntinUf'tl in t'flnnection with. .\.. «ark bor~c sprall;': to the rront last nlml'8 ol R. H. H(·(ford. ]~d~nr B. evening in the ('untpst over the city attorOl:'ul"n P. Lt-tchwortb, l·'rtlllk S. (;. Bnrn'tt Hich. Edwnrn C. ADd uther.-:, Btl lik~ly <.'ftDdidat,·s nppuintment. However, last ~Ir. )lIn"r /011<"\ to the front. I I'",,'ip, hod it lhat Mr. 8tt)od thl!' ht·st ('hnncf" ot winning "'ouJd conspnt to become n cRndi- lIiner rnd Chainunn Frf'u Gr('iuE'r rPJ)ublic811 or,:nnization nnd Stnte ~:~~:~=Dl~;; "'illium C. ",Varren in' Jutl:' ),l'stt..'rilny nftt..'ruoon. IIII....·h;,"" wu~ ~e-tt1~d at thnt courerl'nce, aL its ('ondusioll the h~tldl'rs stated llr. llillt'r'l:I name was being CODtC'J.:-t·ther with s~yeTtlI others hsye ht't..~n mt'ntionctl trom time to 1 n(>Yl1hiJl, Edwnrd L. JunE: wn~ proclaimed n rnndhlntc. Rnd politicnl I!o<.::~ips a~­ srrted th"t be hod born Ol)pointed by the corvvratioll l'()Uns(» a~ dty nttornf"Y. The Offi('l' js the mo~t important ill the gift of tll(' l'or!.)orn tion ('ouu!>ie! auel pnYM '1'4- ~.u:. /DR. WALTER D. GREENE $3.nOO n yf·l\r. :\!t...Tung i~ 11 ynuns: Inwyer ill the office II of Hobert F. ~C'h(>lJing in the C;prman IllSUrnm'(' building at :.\Inin street Ilnd Br·)ndwn:r. HH. ~1. \Y . •\rel·'. chnlllnin or the morgue-. is d('~,;jr()l1S ot hnYing' hi!; oUke induded Il' 'Iw dyil ~t'nkt' sCh~rllll\'. Thrfl' i<; DO J:'l'ent to;ll'i(e nmong the mitJis. {er~ tnr the otHt·(" O!-; the l'01l11)l'n~atjou is but $100 il yeur. aio<'e e1t:dioD. .llinl'r Will intorm the republican e8rly nt·x t wf'l·k lls to hi~ det(>l'. ~IIUID •. U,," in the lIIattt"r, :tnd it h~ can., ".,.btant Health (.·oDlmJ.~ioner. "·hQ b llaklng an .\.cUve C . ..nv. . . fnr Dr. '\~clla eo's Pluce. COMPLAINED TO . ............................ ...... HEALTH OFFICE r ................................ lUll" •• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , PROMINENT CLUB DEMANDS, to heconw OJ l'nrlllitJate-. it i~ said." ~='='='='='='='='='="='~'-='~",::~~,=~~===== THAT ROUTE OF GREEN the repuhlknn letldl'r~ of the cuunty ;;;; unIte in l'niJur"'iog :\lr. ~inl'r tor th~ CARS BE CHANGED FOR f\ HnffuJolliulI!>i know that )lr has ul,Hit.\' to ntlministfr the office • THE PRESENT. ('OlllI,tl'OlIer in n hu:;ine::-s-Jike ; _ r1-..~ I 8lrit'UJ in li.epPInG' with the pol. UfIY. Odt..·lI. It is eXllt'"Cted that 18TH WARD REPUBLICANS WOULD One of the molitt prominent of the mutt!'r will be dplillitl'l\' ~ettled with. municipal Improvement clubs of tho ahort tiule antl that th~ name of )Ir. LET HIM GO. or f:.OlUt! olht..)t rl'llre~'llt8ti\'e Bur. ""est Side has taken netion in protf'ftt ADYISE MR. K~IGHT TO APPOINT A a~alnst the running of the Baynes ~U •. "'I"Jhli<lln will bf;" Jln'H~llt~d to Gor. GOOD REP!:BLICAN TQ BE HEALTH and Hoyt earN on Jetr('rt:>lm Hlrt"et dUfwhh the endon,t'llltmt or a united COlUUSSIOXER. "Ing thr prt'vulellC'{, of :-mall-pox on the the mftttt."r of )OC'nJ appointment!'>, With tbe retu:-n ot "ta.!"or..:elect Kntght }~ast Sine. It ht 1111'p('tly chargect that or 11 llt..':llth ('onlllli~ ... iun{'r to suc(,t!'ed to Buffalo there 18 much gosstp as to a young woman or Hoyt Stre(>l hecamp Ero('!St ,,'entie i!ol l"nu~ing the mOst because oC this running o( what stand he will take l\·lth respect to In(ect~d the ('ar:-:. tl~~,~'I:~~nn~l~·I:l:c'.',~t~e:rnl or office of the oppointlng a n~alth Commissioner, 10! I l·x[lire-s on J 3Duurv Strong pr(ltE'st~ are heard all over \'tew of the agitation to rertain circles the W""l >:;Ide line and D' WaiteI'D. and :,\1 ilyor·elL·(:t Er8~tUh bn~ th~ 1l1'Jluinuu('nt ot bhi sUC'. for the rf'&ppC'llntmeot of Dr. ErnE'!st G~ as heen a~ked to , _ \Venc1e. a Demonat. A hearing has bf'ell matt~ with PresIdent EI)' and 8£>6 1 "('nde Dnd hi~ friends rue .'orlki"l~ to "'('t'urt..' his rt~nlJl)hjlltment. but asked tor by the advocates ot Dr, 'Wend" If the n(Ow ear :schedule or run~ ('annot and tt vdll, ot {'ourse, tie glYE'D. be t('mporarll}' altered un ttl thE' dangt..'r oth ...r band muuy citizens n~Sl'rl l'p to date, ~Jr. Knight's Idea. OD tho of Hrnall-pox Is OVl'r. It i~ t'airl that hus a number of republ1cau subject lhtS Dot ('hanged, tt fa said many pl"oplf" haye got Into the habit oC , any OUE' of wholll would I" Friends 88)· he Is still ot tbe- belief that using the "·t..3 f;t Avenuf' and Grant !Illd CODlIH'~f'ut heultll ('ommis. it 18 poaslble to find in Buffalo a. Re. Street line rather than the green c lpubllcan. physician who will make a wor- rOUl€'. I'b,e ~(llt1llJ)ll'atl urguuizution h thy successor to Dr, 'Yendp. Dr. Walter l,ltnalnlnllOl," 10 Il:i Opinjull that a repubJi. D. Gre~ne 18 abOUl the only candidate now shonhl 8\1l'l'('t"tl J .r. \rend~. spoken of 88 a ISUCCPs80r to Dr. \\~nue, Thus: fur, :'tlr. I\'lliJ:ht hu~ !'miil natbinp The 18th "·ard RepubllC'an CommHt P"hftt~\(ll' ror puhlit'Ulion UI'on thi· . b ha~ allopted a rt'!olutlon recommending Ject. IJr. "'nlter J), (;r(,l'Dt', th£' p~e:~I1~ that a RepubU('an be appOinted Hpalth Commls~lont'r. Here is a. copy o( the nt hr~1th ottk£'r; DI'. ''t·rtner Kt;\n resoll!"lon Uflllt'brl'R Dr. LJ ... ru Clark. Dr. Allen nnll ",.. iitl,...coutinu(.' to b~ cantlidatt..~ tor th( I \\n"'Ttu, 111t tt'nn (,! omce of the prHtnt Rtllhh THEY DON'T WANT WENDE. C. th·lt I 'r. ,-' ... lI:::ar., IIt~! • • nd ... , .. , ... : ...... , .................. . c! thil' ('1ty by .. tarae: Hts lPPl.llntmt"nt i~ in the four ),e-ar:1. n'ltu' e of a deservt'd D:,ornution iI)ld in~ur{'-s n C''lni.inuo.!d high stamL.trd of tor a d epar tmpnt whic'l, is .. n mnnr rt."spects the most impntanl n~aFJ.lgemen .. In the C':ty Uo\·ernment. Dr. GI'l'en~ ~njo:r~ an envl.lble proC~· si:mal rt'llllt.1.t!on and has ,1 largt' pra • tic€'. to our~t'~ he 01 ueyot~ a W 1 b of his tme of the c.ffi('c. but he h3.s t;omv rUed to the Juties a hi,eh senSf of pt~bUl. tJuty 1.ml will not shr!nk (rum REYIEW ha~ cont.n1ed .11 e the omce of H('alth ..:'om l11b~I,m(>r InJ it is a mattet' for ('ort· (01" a tw public of ~anh.tJr) ~,"Ie~ e ulld he- will ('arTY on th(' g-ooJ work i-llt.Lgura;.ed. by JllS- ! A. BOC~.lUOD r(·01·.·(OD9 a kluX' or hD~ OlJoJ,tflld that ('bntlt"M H. Hurl ue rea\JtJolnted u. D1t"-!::.t.e of tht' .i~x.l!.nITljIl8 U.)ard of Plumbers Bnd PluJl1b!nc:. ];\10'11[0 t'hart r a.nd hn.!" bee~ D~pUtl that the ~la}'1r-ele('t has sr"lp~ted him. Dr. UrN-ne has r ..l.de n. spe(';.l1 study (,IUE--'.I: .. ",1 DbtrJI t. G ["-LN. Y 'll.l :--.'~ th U.strll t Plu1uhHl!I' nnlltr H~.lltl:J. Commbslc ner during' the past qualified a·ole J1redp4 ess! r. Ih'nll'l Bureau will b HIORt \luStf'1 th~ Old g'l'atulat.on on the part r nth District. ( H \ HI .~ R(I"" ... o\\ If, I Disttlc1. Th"l PhY5icIan Gret"ne was Health Gre~rh' w ,t~ nne of the physicians in· . f'r:rr.n (' KJ::RX, be ~­ clud~d ill the ll~t of those UlOroUg hlf First District. JOLX "'L.\l'[""1'lJ!\£' ... ~ond D .. tril.:t. J.\NB .\, fr.A:":O~.\nEL, Tblrd lJistrtct. Will one of thC'm ,ugh .. to be a'ppointed. Dr. Inend that ''',Ine rrptltKhle "I(t".it i.l.n .ttfiliatrd wllh the R"publa 1/ IIUt l.fO appointl'u 10 tills J.I"~t Or., J tion of the latter"s term cci\'eu. w th gene_ a~ sati:;(acUon. Dr. sidiln~ pt'rfcNly con'pel~nt fIJI' lhl?' of· Ore of 11 aIth Comn b~lonE:'l' ani tMt flU. alld HI Ihlli thc>" \olc t l{' 'Inllloiruous lefltjrnf'nt of he lhl u \\ ard \to lrub~ 11'1118. ! cr to ::;ucc::.eu Dr ""'end£:. at th~ exptra" 'l'HE Hlahh C'urnmLlI!olllnl'r or hi. fL'tl·l1tlC>11 in IJrftce after ~ ,to uviratlon of hl' prillt'nt H·ml. 1hp,· recom m~~RY W.\G~F.~. to appoint Dr. along that ther(' wpre Republican phy· jOrJh' at tilt! rf'ceut f'1~1 Uon tnJ.h:~tt'd t!.dr deeJl'ttbat tb~ City K'I'\I·nIIlL~llf ,40uld lit .dIlU1U!itt'ttd by It'·publiC'SIWI. t1u'rd<lre, he it Re¥Olnll, TllAl this t.o)\Il1nlUH t!lIlphaUcllly prot ...l.. arllM' . th .... r".,'jloilltmcnt of the prt'fk'nt PHIt.l},- LEIXJ:X(.ER. Ger,ottat l'ornm1;tetnllon lM~ he 'Walt~r D. Greene IIeaUh Comm •..ssion- of hIs new I)ositlon win entail. >t!'litlll't that 11''''f(' is no nece!&ity t',r Republko.u IHd. of lt p lJllrtnlt'lItt appolnlillC DI'lUOt'ral~ to 1m. porllInt pc"hlOM ~hlm RI'lltlblic.aca of ~qual Cll. }lactty 111.1 .IHJ t) at& \~ullr.1C to al'Cflpt 6Ut'h pOll Ullnt, and l'lf'C:IQnI · announcement H IS .~, I deClue, the sal'rIfke which the- arduous work Whtreu, Th. !b!h Ward Republh.n Co:.mmJth'e \Yher.-u. 'rile WALTER D. JJUU;ioW- an ,d"\ltT!l..,le one. -11'/. (\)nmlicJlohtr nUl t'''(pat- (Ill tll~ fllurth dllY ot .... ......-H-.... .~."l·"a~ n':'"' t appointment df!Thp fir:-it u cLled unon hy )Iayor-e-}pct Knight is I ('OlIIrnilt('Ptucn o( tbp 1 th ' y<'Stcrdny nod .ndopt£'d the (ulin fa\"or o( the Rilpoint. l'(>(luWknn o!>; h('alth commJ'i' ~ -- r e\··~' t:' ----_.... - to i_ 1 .... exacti: g dl..zen C1.11 Dr 'Yend~. Tbf 811 tll"t themOS I p-,;:pect, under t ahl:3> Ill!] cI~mr('tcnl r.:Jprrv:.;iQn Gre-ell~. at J)I: �DR. W. DR. GREENE NAMED bJt ~ 8«;;-/1111- IDECISION. M ayor-Elect Knight Names Him to Succeed Dr. No assistant Commissioner ma)' Ernest Wende as Health Commissioner. Office be appointed in place of Assistant, Now Held by Dr. Greene, of Dr. Greene. May Be Abolished. Mayor-elect Knil;"ht put an ye~terc1ar A SKETCH OF THE CAREER. OF THE NEW APP()INT~r:i I /i). __ /1 •• _ J/J -Id~ r . . f f __ _ V~ ~# or th,> clly. T" this I,' ,)ue the \"aunted lower death rate of which so murh has MaYOI'-elec t Erast us C. Knight yesterday announced the appointmeul ot Dr. \Valter D. Gl'eene to the office ot lIealth Commi~~ioller. in 111ace of Dr. ·Ernest "~ende. The appointment is ror 'ii"e ye-.lI"!'; (I'om JanU1TY 1. 1~(l2 ni. Tn" salary ig $1.000 a Yf.sr. Dr. Greene is the- present a~sl~La" ... ni.?'llith officer, a. 1)6~illon to which: he was apPointed th'l" Y€J..r~ a.go, when Dr. ,Yenuo:. wus reappointt?u 'Health L'Ollln1issiouer by forml'r :\la}'or J \1'elt. Mr. Knight Interviewed. The ~Iayor-eh>·("t was ~e-€'n a hi~ residence, ~o. 1~1 Xorth ~orwo,)Ll A\'I:nue, last evening b:r a H.EVIE"· repJl"ter. r Asked about his reasons for making tht? QPpoinlment, he ~.ald: "In lieciding upon lhls -appointment I ll<l.ye taken Into consideration thf' fad that Dr. Greene i!::; now 1n the Heo.llh Department. and \J1at by 1)l"')l11oting the assistant to the chief po~ition I am ,. IJlaclng there.a man who is thUl"vughly <,on\"er~ant Wllh the duties which he will be obliged to perro-rm. The char., .. tel' rerluire!i that the Hea.lth Commissioner shall devote his enure Urn!! to the duties o( the offie€'. and 01'. Gret?ne fiunoun ceR that he w111 comply with that requirement." C" "\\~as thIs appulntrnent RuggeStcu or diclated by tht! Rt?puoJlcan organization '!" .. It was not. It W'aS not dictatf'<l 1101' even ~ugge~ted Ity the organization. ~o nlember of the organization insisted upon a change in the otHce. On the , '. 'Contrary, Nch and evt?ry member of the organization with whom I talked 1 , toW mC' to do wht,lt I deemed be:o;t under r- the circumstances. No one but myself :l.s reSIJOnsible for thIs appointment." Do A s.istant May be AboU. h e d. Dr. Greene had the enJorsements of ibet"we<:'n :!OO and 300.physi c ians and been heal'll o( la : e.' Dr. Gr~(>ne. it is rlaim{lotl. hall 0. 1arg" hand in bringing about the~e l'ef01"m ~ 1 having been Healnl Oltieer br>ful'e lhl new Chart!:'l' heranw a law, and having r\~mleJ'cd \'uluahlf' a~ststan('c til tilt' Chart "'r rensel'S who t.lraflec1 t Je lWW !r: ru ~nl. Dr. Gl'ccne's Career. ''''',Ll .. c.r D. Gre ne Slark~boro, Yt •.\prl c~i\'ed his was ~O. e lucati.)Jl SrI 'n::;- Schuol. L"ayug~ YCH-k. to which l)l~lCe ~n born lSil3. HE the County. in 1'::.. Uni)n ).,.·ew h(> remov:l1J. \\ It!l his Jlart_'ll·ts at an early agp. L:l~e many more wh J have a~t lil ~,j C"mlnent'I', Young Url:l'n~ was rcart'n on a farm. He pruve,] a uiligent Sl'hr)lur utilizIng his spar~ lllUl11enttS gatht'ring the rudiments of an l"uueation until durin'Y vaeutions he \\".1.S .c1I:ctul to tC'.lch in 'hI;.. . di;itrirt school. ,He ful10\\"('11 th!<i vocation for four yc ll'.s h ,fore h, ohttlineu t~.", more Iu; ratfn~ 1)0- I sHion of tkkf't agE-nt and. te egl':lph opera or ,m wha~ was then kllPWn as the]) jtl.:hl·ss & ('tJll!mbia Haill'oa,l. In th~ Ull r 1873 'e first came t J tht~ ('it)" 1:1 a sttlli€'n itttcIllling th~ rniYersHy of Buff] • n h:ch thE'n c n"j:;t·'Il1 ot but (ne dnp.... rtme t tht: cpp l' nt or modlrlne. , In 1hc spring of 1~71 he rdurnr,l t~ 1 he' [arm in CuYUg:.l County. "hpri' he ]'('ll1atnell UT'tll the f'll1owing w1ntt.r, 'whf>n he rest1m(~,1 his studies a t the univel":-:ity. In tht: SI'i'ing of lsj"~ he wa ell1plo~'ed as a ct· t k in th\"~ ofl1..:e of tho? ~"nion Iron \YOl"!\,s nt tlH' flMt of Hamburg !=;trf"l't. In tIl(' \\ intpr mnnth!-1 11(' liE'pt up hl~ ml.~H('al ('Olln:-e untiJ h· was gJ" l·lualP'(j fl"Oln tl"-), l·nh·l'l'sity (of Buffalo on FebrU1ry 2.3. 1876. SOOT1 n.ftror io; tUng his tlipJom.-'l Dr., I G1'l~C!l~ ('Ill T('J1 r omf. etiLi\-r (;-xaminJ tl.c,,!,~ f I ~ Jlr,~itIon~ 011 th'· l~ffs of the Buffalo C;~'nl'l'll JlI)~pj[al nnd the about 1,000 proCes:.-;ional and business l!orh("o:"t,('r L'jtv JIO.·f,it.:l.l ..1nd SUo('4.'(' .de,l men and <:iltzens. •\mong the d()Ctor~ 1n p ·~c:.;nn' votl! f''t mlnnUnn<::. l-Iavj!lZ are the names of Drs. C. C. ~~yrko1f, 111'5:" ell Jl('C cf ~:1.'" two POS! ion~. h~ J oseI,h T. Cook£>, D. Han'ington, el0Clf'd lo ))Iwome .1 mc-mh a ), of 11tE> sht! .Alvin A. Hubb~.!lI. £oJward J . .lle:rt"r, ()f P.~ J!OI h ....·!pl' ('Ity ![o!';pI pJ ,lnll '\ ::; Henry' Bll!i\\cll. H. D. lr.grah;ull and Influcn-..cll in thl" Ilr""iskn hy the f ('fmany nwrt:' rep)'fOSt'ntati\'e men. th3.t I"-iq olrl ('f)lh~r'p mol t·-, Dr. . .... Among the business J11~n are Charle-s Cr.ry, had hppn np; oirt:{'·l :"l'~ intl'l'll A. ~:h'l.. t'pl. Vl'~ldt!nt of thr Thh',l ::-;a- p.l !hat In~Utl)tinn. J-I ... J,-.rt 4!1~ HOI h rt.ional Bank, Joel H. Pres.c-ott, JI"., C. (SlC'T ho~pit{ll til t~nfra.g(' In :hc PI" i' (,~. ,,vor"thlngton, George ).l". Piere,', E. or hts proft.'sslon D.L :\Iendl1n. '111m'"". L. "~in~hip, J. N. ~leans, H . H. BiCk_!l'OUllll', wh€'I"l' he rcmained for lnree !" ford. H. K. nickro,",), WJ.lttet Barnett YE·a.,s. I 1'1 & Co .. E. H. Maytham, John Johnson. Dr. Gret'ne tuok up hi!:; ubodt> in .Du(fa10 Jam ~s A. )lugrldg-p, Huwar.d & In j'SO and In 18M2 \'.-J.s a.l'lJOl.ntcd erts, C. )1. Funar, Vosburg & \Yhit- on~ or the d.i:-:.tricl phY!"lclans under tng, Hobert Denton. ll. H. Olis & Sons, ,the old H.ealth l>t-partment.. In lSS9 he ~hear~J' & ~Iabee. n€'orge E. Hpngen~r. \\'a~ uVIJ1Hntt"u lit'altn PhY~Ic1an un:ler George E. 1100re. H, B. lloOl'e, C. E. th~ old Boarll of Ilt:'ailh, Whldl c·)n:';lstBrlnkwl)rth, J·jhn T. noberl~. J. H, ri- '00 or (~ity Cot1l}.trolle-r E. L. Shafl'r, lE'nbl'uch. B. \Y. Laird, C. \Y. \Yeed & l'lly Btloflrfneet· (31"' •.tlg(' B ...\iann an] Co., H. F. IShe-nnun 6::: Co., t'h..lrll's F. Pn:'l"'ldent 'YUli.un ~'umJller:) of tile Dull, A. G. Bushnt'll, V"'I'O~- R O:llInlIl, Board of Aldermen. :Eriwin P. St.tH~, \\"h.tne-y (~. C'!:-,e, In Jnnoo.ry, ]~!)2. the new charter J.lmrs X. 13UYel"S, t'"irk lla.nuLl,tul'- "ent Jnto ef{"el, the 01.1 l:Soat"'U of ing Company, T. & E. Cum))!;.Jn, ~[or- Health \\ .1S Il~gisl.n.Lell out of exi~tl"n<.'e ris B{-J1.eon, J r')~l"'l)h P J)u.1!PY, George and 1fi the rc-on;;,uJI1zation which folJ<~nos, nt's & (' I. anrl about a thous- 10Wt~tl .:\l.tyor ("harles F. Bishop apan 'l wore. i}oint(',1 Df·. ,Lo;rne:--t 'Y€"Tl Ie lJea~ul {'omllli~sionl'r, taking' the pla.ce (,( Dl·. Dr. Green e'. Car eer. IOl'eene, Health COllll11isf;:ioner \\~l"nde ;1lJ)11' Knight in ar,pllinttng Dr GI'c(>n(~ polntf?d Dr. John I'pttil. De-mocl"ut, u.::> 1...0 Lhl" om'~e or Health Commis.sioncl' Assblanl lIl~.llth ()tlit·pr. Al th~ t!X)1:l~ in 1]lll1cl the l>o""~\hJ ahl111l1011 of I1iration of III'. \Yl'nde';oi 1trst term, on the ollIee of .\~s-ist.lnt Health Unil'e!', January -1, lSn7, when :\laY·)l" Edg,u B. .to whloch ~hel'e al'~'~ht's a .3alury "f Jf!\\~elt re-appo!ntt'll Dr. \\"enlle, he did $.!,o'lo a l~e...lr. Tl,~:-; has not t "finlttdy so with the ulHlerstantlmg" lha~ Dr, beell octf>rmilH'l on, but was galhel"t-'u \Y:1.1ter D. Greene wl)uld be appointed from the ~1a.yol'-e"eC't'9 reply t) the ..\~sistant Hpallh Oltil'e-r. That t,tlice <IUt ... tton. "\\'ho will be Dr. Gr(::ene's Dr. Greene has held en~r ~Jn"'c He is Q!-:-;islant?" therefore thoroughly t.',)j·versant witlY . p~rhaps therE' wI!! ht' no li:o.si,tint" t;1e n(~t'dR ()f til ..' departllll..'nt. repHcd the :\layor-£'l ,t. "TbJ.i. ,!Uf>;i'lion Will rot he ,it"llniteiy .f iet('rmine.1 Dr. (irt"ene is ~It llre-~('nL C'lini('ai prountil t,e ·It'tlll!o1 uf th,. office <,toll I?' up f('s~or ,,- disca'-:~B of thl:" kidne-y and .fnr furthl r CtHlsi Jel"ati('n. Pos 1 JI'\~ bladder ..tt th(: trnivC'r::::lty ()( ButT'l:'J; 'th\"re 1l.U.)" he olh~r change~ look!l1~ LO onE." o( tht.~ ilttell·Llnt surgt'on~ ·it th ('CU!"lC"1 y without .."lilY :-oaf'l-mC't:> )f effi:-;isler,s' ullil Erlp C Hint)' Ho~pitals •• l dt.'lll'Y" l11('ntllr'r (If the l'~l ie County )ledi.'al '1'h(' He lth ('ommissiQnror UtHI(>r the Sodety. l1H'mbl'r .)f tlH~ :'>Ledica! P"nt"m new Char:p'l" has much lar~pr llllwers of Hutrttio, thoC' ~p\\, York Stute :\Ielllthan werp ,,('stcfl in the Hl"'ailh Ottlcer cal HI)l'iet:r. and the .\rneri<.'an Pub~ic und")' thP old fPgime prtl)r L-O J8!J.2, He-Hlth ":\s~oC'lation. 13esilI,'s heing £I 1bIe to aC'{,ODlI,lish belt"r I -l:lt.., C'Hpaol l ,lnd well r"quIIJJ)cd 11h)~sicL,\1l, t11,1.11 w€'r~ J.}ro~~i:li he I, a ('Ourtflous gellt.lt'man ,)f agrp €b~forf' th~ D f' ,rt. ahJI' llL:lnllt'rs nnd ('all be rc·1it?II UPI.!1 to th' pen; l:-.lon gin.' 'I. gO()11 ac"ounr It hlnu:;elf a.':i I'~V ,11 Ible head vr the Department ot "T. ROb_l I H altll end. to the Question as to who shall be Health Corumissiont'r. Dr ""alter D. GrceoC'. tbe prf';sent assistant Hm!llh Commissioner, has been appolnu'd. Thus ('nds a ('outest between the Dcmocr<ltl(' tncumbent. Dr. Ernest ",'end£':- wb~ host of illdorsem('ots, aoci a Republican who likewise bad a large and strong \ hat'king. I ::\lr. Knlghl summoned Dr. Greene to his I hOIDP, )lo. 151 _~orwood Avenue. yesterday afternoon. Dr. Greene had been in East Buffalo working on smallpox ('a5r9. He nrrived Elt Mr. Knight's house shortly Rttrr 6 o·clock. The Mayor-elect then broke the news to him. By a COincidence, two well-known ph)'sicinn~ arrived at the house just a fi'w minutes later to see Mr. Knight and urge lhe apPointment of Dr. Green~. ~lr. Knight roade known to th(>lD that I heir desire had just been gratified Rod tbat lhe appointee WaS then tn tho house. The culh'l's thf'reupon substituted congratulations tOI' ~irg;ument8. In announcing the appointment to the pre~s. ~Jr. I{night said: "10 dec1din~ upon this choice, I havc taken into consideration the fact that Dr. Greene is In the Heal th Dt>partment and that by promot ing the assistant to the chief position, r am putting a man there who is thoroughly ('onVt'rS8nt with the duties he will be obliged to porform, The Charter requires that the Hf'ulth Commissioner shall devotp his whole lIme to the office, and Dr. Greene intpnds to comply with that requlretnt'nt." "'Vas this appointment dictated by the Orga1l1zatlon?" :'.11'. Knight was askpr!. ''It was not." replied t.he Mayor-elect. "No m{~mber or the Organization has even inSisted upon a change, but each and every member has told me to do whalever I deemed best. ~o one is re:o;ponslble (or the change or the appointment but mYdelt." Questioned by a reporter tor The Express while Dr. Greene was at )tr. Knight's home. the appointee said it waH too early to discuss appointments that, as Health Commissioner, be may make. "~en the question of a successor to Dr. GreE"ne, as assistant head at the departmf"nt. was touched upon, Mr, Knight made this tnteresting statc-ment: "There is a que~tion whether it will be necessary to continuo the position o( assistant. If Vo'e determine that It is not. necessary, we shall save to the City the' salary ot that OmrE'. $2,000 a y("or. Un~ derstand, we do not at this time holel that It. Is B superHuous office, but I[ wp find that it is posPtlble to di~pense wltb It. as we wJIl do with some other positions that we may finrl to be unn~cessary. to the pnl1 that there may be all possible reduction ot the expenses of the forl'(1,.'· Dr. Grecno's appointDlent take!'! effect on January l~t. at Wlli('h Urnp. ht'-- will assume the duties or the head of the Hn\lth Department, Dr. 'Yende retiring after tt'n years' ~ervice. The salary or the position Is $5.0no a year. Dr. "'nlter DavId Greene ,,'as borD tn Starksboro, Vt., on Aprll 20, 185~, He received bls prImary educatIon in the dlstrlcl s('hools in that vicinity, later teachIn~ In those ~choolB in intE'rvais betwt'en his four years or Intermediate {'duta.t1on at a Quakf>r school at rnlon Springe. Cayuga County. which 8rbool Is now known AS the Friends' School. By his tcaching In the primary schoolR, hE' earlH'tl hl~ tut~ Hon through the higher school. ,,'11('0 h(' W88 graduatE'rl he found htmsplf moneylest; anel he obtained a po.:;;ltlon on what was then known a.;- the Dutchess & Columbia Rntlroad, II line 59 miles long. that ran from FI~bklll-on-thp-Hud50n to ~tll­ lorton, on The Harlem RaHroarl. now (hI:! Hark>m divlFion of lbe K£>w York rentml. In tbllt posit ion hi' serverl both as ticket I agent and telt"graph opf'rator. In tbe fall of 1873 ho left that po"llion sorl came to BufTnlo to study medicinp, He (>otcred the ButtaJo :\Iedical C'ollegt'. no',," t.he t:"niverslty ot ButJ'alo. Arter finlsh~ iog his flrst term In the tol1owing 5pring he returned to hiR o&th"(' town aDd worked on a (orm for $20 II month and hl~ board through the summer. He returnee) to tbe medical roll~gt" again in the (all aod took nnoth("r t(!>rm at instruction. In tho spring of JIo(76 he ,,('('ureri a po~ition as Bhipplng dt'rk at t.p.e t'nlon Iron \Yorks at the root o( Hamburg Street at a "31ary Of $L'!S ft. uny. T. C:ullford Smith was &6Cretarl ot the worl$ at that time. Though he law at Ihdt time did not require mOI'B than two y('ars' instrurtion in the medtcal (':olll'g thf' aspiring young man Cook a. thirr tf'r.!!l and was grarluatf'd on February Z ,l~-lG , HE' lhen enterpr1 C'"ompeUttn' p.xa!:qln Ions lor appointmE'nts to the lltl,fl'a 0 Gcnf'raI Hospital ~ncl theo Ho('hestpr .city Hospital. He won them ooth, Ll-tlt chosE' to go to thp Roeh ("ster 11"Qplhl1 hE'CR\lEP his friend. IJr I Charh'R ear,.. was there at that time Dr. Orf·t.ne 1"rmain('ld In Rocher:ter for i\ },('Qr Q1'lCl R. baIt, (ben beg:1D the J.cflve I I pratl.kE M mt'dlcine tn Ml.'nrltm, a sma-II to,", n Dear ROl"h~stf'r. He practiceI'! th re from 1877 [0 1R~W :-Iod then ('am" '0 Bl:r ... fal0. AtleY' '"H'\: years- pral'tlC( l:Ie.~e llA toe, .l'\lf: ~·on:rle,... tcd wItll tbe H 9'" De- I by COUDCn, He will succeed Dr. Wende as Health Commissioner of the City. M-R~ fKNIGHT'S 17 P"P('IintmenY the o!U'd of Health. lh:on composed o! tb president 0 I parLMcll tbe Common the C';tv EnRlnp,er anti the ("omptrl'Her, He \\ 15 a fl1etrtct physlctan from , ,,~ to 188.9 t'len" aa. ap~ polDted Hcallh Phystchln by th~ Board ot Health. compo~e(l at Dr Edward Ma"'ln, \ City EnKtneE'T. ComptrollE'r Ed"·aro.1 C Shafer and President 'WilHam ,"unvners ot the ("'auncll. He sen"ed 88 e1lle' 'lIDcer of the HNllth Devartmeut u:JtU the end of lsn, when tb(' d~partment was re~ organized unurr tbe new Chllrt('T. Charlps F. Blsbop. u. Demol·rat. tbt'D was )tayor, and be appointed Dr_ ,rend.e. a Democrat. to be Health CommlssloDH, wblch was the new title given to thp. orfico under the amended Charter. .\f the same time Dr. John H, Pettit \\as name" as Assistant Hea.lth Officer. ""'hen Edgar B. JC'\\'etl, a Republican. becamCl ~l..lyor in 1896 be reappointed Dr. "rende, wh,'I. on January 4, 18~7, appointed Dr. Greene as his A.s81~tant at the reQ.uest. it 190 said. of ~1ayor ,Tewett. Since then Dr. Greene hI'S sen'ed as Assistant Ht;ahh Qfflrer, the positton from which be Is now pr·lmotelj, Dr. GrC'ene tau~bt h:rglene nnLl 6A.nl t arv meaf\ur~ tr... the Xtaf:<lrB Pnl"er !lY which is no'\" n part or the r liver ~lY o! Bnl'fal0. Ht~ now has a chaIr i:1 that \lnlYf"rslt:r. hf'ln~ ('lInltal prot,'s!;or ot dis· eaRes of thl' lddneys and bladder. He 1; attenda.nt ~urg(>on nt the Siatet's ot CharIty HO~!JtLa.l and also nt the Erie COUDty Hospital. He ia a me:nuer or tbt'l ErlA ~ountv )hH11cal SocIety, of thf" )'iedtf"al "('nlon: au orS{Bnizo.tion or Ruffalo pb}· ... sirla.n'1; ot th~ New Yorl;: 8tntl1 .tNlIC'a.J So~i~t}· and of thf! American Public 1I,"'nlth Association. D::. Green(' is said to hav" been Indorsed by nearly 1.000 citizens, including h~t\\cp.n :!OO and 800 physicians. Among the prominent. . .IT'byalclnns who supported his candl ., Drs. C. \.. .... "\"liofT. n. \\ riDP;l(J dC'nry Buswell, Ed\\ard, J. }.lef l • r , A. A. Ilubbell. n. D. Ingraham. (' C. Frederick, Bra<11t'y Dorr, L. G. Hardey AmOng tbe business-men wbo Indorsed him are .1. H. Pl'E'S('ott, Jr, ,,"UlI.em ~. Jovce, C. G. 'Yorthiur;lon. George . Pierce, George F, Root, ~1l1f>m G LeVaIle~. E. L. \Yin~bip, J. :\. )lellns, Jant~8". Cloment. R. K. Bickford. n 1I. llIok!ord. "'hitlet, Barret & Co .. the Rntel prIse on Company, E. H. ~laytham, Jumt's A Mugridge, John Johnson. !fo ....-aru ~ RoL~ erts, C. M. Farrar, \'oRburgb & \\ hltlng U. H. Otis & SODS, Rob\!rt Dentotl , .1. It. Baldwin. AlvIn "" DRY, GeOl'ge m. lIen· gerer Gf'orgt' E~ ~lor(', C. :K Hrlnln\'ul'tll, J. Il.' nlenbruch. T. (' Tanke. ~ w. Laird, C. A. Weed & Co .• (,b',rl •• F Iloll Ed\""ln P. S('ars, 'WhttD~Y U C'a'!e. '~~ ClarK )tanufacturiog CODlP3~Y, r. ~ )'. Cumpsou. J05£'plI P. Dudl~.), Gorge Eno Charlrs A. SWE'et 1[.'" I ·om... . .... . .. .... ... . .. ......... . . ... . .--·om ... ... ..... ... .... . .... .. .......... . ......... .... . , ... .... ,.. ...... .............. . D R GReeNE IS' PRO.lfOTED. The PUb1fc-sPlr~ltat1on tnr thE> retention in Office of Dr. Ernp.st "·ende as CommiSSioner o( Health bas af'l'om.. p1l8hed _ome good. even jf IL failed 01 Its main object The Department of H,IHtI ]las DOt bpt'n "turDt.~d upsid~ down" The otrlce hos not been madc ",11ft Pl'E'j' of politics." TIle new Commle-foner Dr' \'·alter D. Gre~ne. Is tbe present D~P\lf)' CommissIoner. He "Was at th'" head or the deopaTtmf'nt llntler a tar'l1er r g:TT.H'/ Theretore, he J8 Qur.IJned ~ld E'xprrlrnc('i ~nother empJoyee or h a 'partn:t>D:, Dr. fJa"'ard Clark, 'who "~ll lip I' latnl'd Is likewise n tfJrmer (')m'.al jon'r 'l'bf'o em('~eDC)' at the HeaJlh Dcpar; . meol III not likely to toe f~p8jrcd promotion ot Hr_ Greeac, and tb.lt R5~ 8urSDC'e '?,'Ill be 8ufJ1ctp.nt for th" ptlbllc In timf', too. as the nromotion rrOVE'fl t'J havo be('n baf{C':d on ,1ler it , Jt Win ~JJay th~ dltlcontent ot Dr \\·eDoe'9 Enppurl('r I Hl'a:th uy thel �18 PETITION FOR DR. WE.vDE. )I \ .·Y PRO I. ·E.·T MI'.' r:W0RSED THE REQl·r.sT THAT liE BE REAP· POI. ·TED. More 6lgoahlTf'8 ,,·ere s«,cured T€s~e:­ for tbe petlt!on In ,vt, 'J. Mr KD~gh ~ ask d to reappa ot Dr \\ ("!ide. The list ot Dames :01101"5 ~r. ~altcr~. (ijl'ccnc. ptr \1amfolgrr bt6 Qi)rrunbbrits-[o_m~r. miffiirs ll1tnbr. Ungt.~td btr ~m~ftijIltngtn unb ~nborfcuttnt~ .on !ltr~tm nnb tBfirgttll. . war etn .pm .Rnig~t mUBte ~d) au fd)werer hem WiGen ber • ~,lrteifiibt'fr ~~(.. I-u,~ "/,rI ~ t t l e~ te ~ lJ " en f ii f l) t. men b t. mla~ man geftern nod) fiir faum @itelIung im !R0Cg efl er ..critl) .olls\litaI lDaQrfdjtinIidj eradjlet Qal fidj am burdI, lDddje er fmbe alan,lenb oeflanb. 9ioenb toir!lidj ~rs ~Qatfadje ~~ bem €?tabt ..: .oos\lit~1 3U !Rodjefter Qeraus geftelIt namlidj bie G:rnennung nlteo er bls 1817 unb gmg bann nadj be~ :.Dr: mlalter \D. 0teene aum @e~ !D!enb0!l, monroe crou~.tl),. too er fidj funbqeit~ s ~ommiITor als 91adjfoIger Illeberhes unb felbftftanbl!l murbe. bes betooQrten cr~efs be!! ftabti[d)en !Bon bor! fiebelte e~. bann im ~a~re 0efunbljeits ~ \Departements \Dr. a:r~ 1880 nadj ~uffalo uoer unb Qat fet!~ neoft mlenbe. :.Dr. @mne mar be~ !lem qier alS 9ir3t Ilrafti~irt. ~m fanntlidj bis baqin ber ~ITi[tent :.Dr. ~aqre'18~2 murbe er :.Dift!ifts ~ ~rlt mlenbe's, folgIidj aDancirt er jebt 3um unb bef(el~ele ben 'lloften IlI~ 1889, aIs crf/tf unb :.Dr. mlenbe mufl iqm am 1. ber bamahge aus ben .oerren a:~m.arb ~anuar bes~alb 'lllae madjen - mei! ill1ann, a:bmarb @ibafer unb 'mllIlarn er eben fin \De mol rat ift. ~urnmers beftef)enbe @efunbbeitsrat~ .pm Sfnigljt gab feinen a:ntfdjlufl Ibn Aum Doerqaupte bes @efunbQeig~ !Jinfidjtlidj ber a:rnmnung \Dr. :.Departemmts mad]te. GJreene's geftern gegen ~benb in feiner ~~ ~abre 1891, als ber neue ~qar~ lIDo~nung, 910. 751 91ormoob 9il1e., fe~ m ~raft trat, ber ben ~efunb~ Iielann!. a:r qatte namlid] \Dr. @mne Iieltsratf) aofdjaffte unb bafur bas in feine mloqnung eingelaben unb ber Il!mt bes @efunbljeits ~ crommillars HelIte fidj gegen 5 UfJr bafelbft ein. fdJuf, emannt.e ber bamalige mat)or St~rA bebor toaren 31Dei anbere ~erate ~.Qarf~s It. ~lfQop :.Dr. a:rneH mlenbe D~I .om~ Stnigqt gemefen unb qatten fur blefen feflr Derantloortlid)en 'Uo= bl~fem ble ~mennung :.Dr. @reene's Uen, ber benfeloen nun feitbem unun= bnngenb emjlfof)len. lerorodjen AUt alIqemeinen ~efriebi . \D 0' qung unb 3um !lTuqme unb ~ur ~ljre r. r e e n e 5 .\l e ben s I a u i. ber @itabt ~uffalo oetleibel !jat. :.Dr. mlalter \D. @teene ifl 48 ~aljre alt, tourbe am 20. 9ipriI 1853 ~u ~tarl~or~, !Bt., geboren, liefudjte bort 6:in lU~~t'U. ole \Dlf!nltfdjulen, trat bann in bie fog. !,~qe fjrienbs" <Sdjule, in Union @iprmg!!, [a~uga [ountl) im @itaate Iler febte ~erfudj Aur nocf)maIigen 91eto Vorl, eine Don "Qualers" gelei~ a:rnennung :.Dr. mlenbe's. - a:ine tete ~ef)ra~ftalt unb fanb ljier@ere.DonqunbereienDonqerborraCl. enben Aenf/tlt, lDaqrenb bet !rerien fiir bte \Dudjef! unb ~olumliia ~aljn als ~!~ !8iirqern unter3eidjneie 'lletition an d~t ~ ~gent lIltb :lelegrapqift 3U fun~ .perrn RniqQt. ~mn. :.Daburdj tourbe er in ben @itanb geJeet, fidj bi:, @elbmittel ~u. -erf~aren, 1m ~alite 18,3 nad) ~uffafo a:me :.Delegation bes Qiefiqen ~~ . o~me~ u~b als @itubent ber me~ • ~eqte - !Bmins bat am <Samflag le~m In ble lilefige UniDerfitat AU tre= 2l:b~nb b~m neuen mal)or a:raftu5 C£. 18':'4 ~m <SdjluITe beil crurfus Don Rmgqt 1m @enefee SioteI ibre ~uf~ lur'iie! gmq .om @reene bann lDiener I!)arl~ng. gema~t unb bei biefer &ele~ lib ~adj !Bermont unb arbeitete qenf)elt Il)m bnngmb an's .f.)er3 ge~ qe~toren mlmte\aUf ber fjarm, auf ber er Ieqt, mit !lTiicffidjt aUf ben jeBiqen @e~ Don mor en lDar, bei einem .\lof)ne funb~eit5aU[tanb ber @itabt . ber fie genu $2& ~~r monat, er.fparte fidj alier ~ .~Iefer. !Be3ie~llng an bie @5jlille alIer ber e . ~m nod) emen ~urfus in tabte Iqm Girone in ber mlelt g. _ dien ml~erfitat 3U !Buff!lIo burdjma~ Hellt, unb ber befonberen ~abiqteite~ ~m:fter~n~ert 3u !Begmn .bes neuen m;b ~rfaf)rungen ~u feinem ~mte, :.Dr. ~r iI ere er ba~er lDleber f)ier~ e~ e nod)malB ,u ernennen unb fort. 3U~a~ u~o/eb.te [.rim <Stubien ~am~ bas ~efunbl)~itil ~ SDeparteme~t er eine ~n aut besfe!ben erqielt ~n .er 'Uoht audj in 3ulun.t unao~ ben Union ~~~~n~ aI~ ~tpebiteur in ~abng~g'f~u IaITen, mie eil unter [einer ,f}amour ~\Ir . or il am ~uf!e Don mml trat/on getv~en ift. er anfoigfid] ., m lD$eldje~ a:lqen~djaft ml ~~. ~ .•\). 'llrl)or ergriff 3uerft bas :$ aber im nur. 1.20 . Derblente, or unb. f1)t!berte in patfenl!en $1.75 )ler ~ .\la~fe ber 3elt bi;; aUf ~orten ble. ~erbienfte, lDeld]e:.Dr ag rad)le. "",enbe fid] 1m i!aufe ber f "t . :Sm urii~jalir 1875 ,\aqre als ~iif e ell en a:li n if . :~~e :~~~ b~t~;~~u~~e~~~~Wi~~~ ~;f~i~~~~~~~;;::~e ~£::b:~::~f~:~~l~~ rDm:..g::el~en .f;loilPita.~ 4 au ~uffalo, etne ~melte fur eine gIeia,e Jetnen u~etmiibl!d]en ~eftreb~nge~ g~: ~r~en .Ift, ~uftalo ~ur ~efunbefien abt 1m san]!n ~anbe AU mad/en, baR er e§ burd}aufellen lDefen, ~efeBe unb !Refotmm ia @: tabl burd}3ufii~ren, mail rein abe> ret mann jidj gel rout flo tie. ~J lick ii&erqQupt in~uffalo qar {(inen!JlQllR lDeber memo!rat nod] Jiepublilana' ber !Bernanb unb ~ntfdilollenQtit ~~ nug ba~u qatte unb tereit mnrt hal ~mt ~1I iioerneqmen. ' .oernand] ljieIten nod) bie ~tq!e ~ .oenrtj !R..poplin i" :.Dr. <r. (lJ. Gtad. ton unb :.Dr. ~o~n !IT. milIer .l!oortben auf mr. ::3lenbt unb bonn nerlas ber lelltere eine bon Qunberten bet ~erbD!' ragenbften ~iirAer unteraeidjnete ~, titian, beren !IDortlaut in \DeutftfJ ~er I folgt: • ~n bie ~iirget ~uffalo'5. lHus ben un ten foIgenben (lJrUnbtn fiiMen mir un5 Deranlaflt, an un[ne mit&iirger 3u allllelIiren, oqne babri ifJre politifdje ~nfdjauung in !!letra~1 ~u aieqen, ge:neinfam mit un! bil nod)malige a:rnennung bon5Ilr. !!!leI!< be fiir fein 9imt au oefiirloorten, bl~en ~ermin am 1. ~anuar 1902 aoriia!!, unb aloar a:rftenil - mie 'llfIidjten blS (jje, funbQeit!H1ommillars, meldje faroo~1 llliITenfdjaftlid] mie abmini[lratib fin~, I erforbern eine fonberbare !Bminigung I alIer mliffenfdjaften geIJaari mit Be. I fammelten a:rfaqrungen, fOlllie angt; liorene crliaraltmigenfdiaften, lllll~ liiidjft feUen an ill1enfd}en gefunben merben. mie G:rfaqrungen !ann man , nur im 9imte [eloft fammeln, bie 5f, fentlidje Gief unbbeitsl>flege ifI tin in ber !IDillenfdjaft oefanberes tyadi, l1Iel, dles gemollnlid) nur bie mlenigen l:u, biren, lDeldje bireft efmas bamit in tQun qaben. ':Desqalo [olIte bas %!'J an unb fiir fid] fo menig luie miigfitl! einem mledifef bes 'ller[ona15 Qu!ge' felll fein. t :'jmeiten!l - :.Dr. mlenbe's 3IbrciQ~' riqe ~rfaljrung im @efunb~eit5.!~ Mttement unb rein langjaQriges ~tl' bium ber fortfcljreitenben ljt)gienii~ !illiITenfdlait unimr 3eit ba6en iR fdnem ~mte tinen unftljiigbam mlertf), meldje fort3umerfen finnlos. j: ein !Berbrecl)en mare. (lJleidj3eilig ~ er Don feiner perfiinlicf)en !IDadira~" feit, <!nergit, jeimm mutbe unn feint! !RiidnaltIofigltit gemiR ~elDtife gin ; qeliefer!, ofme meld)e ja toeber Stenn: niITe nod] G:ria~rungen bie 6tabt ~:, ten befdiiiBen lonnen bor anlledenben Stranlbeiten, mit fte befd)ii!lt Illo:rer. if!. nodi qatten iQr baburd] ein bauer~ ber @efunbqeits3u[lanb nerfmolr. luerben lonnen, aUf ben fie qeute !!lIt DolIem !Redjte ftol~ ftin fann. . . :.Drittens - (!s if! ja gan3 tl6ti~ baR mir anbm 9ier3te qaben, IN!t!ie qerabefo liefaliigt finb, bas 9i~t iU b~ Heiben unb bas 3u lernen getolUi ftn~, mas ':Dr. 2Denbe jeBt fdJon qinm f~ flat· alIein tott mirb ber <Stubt m ~It­ fem' ~alIe ilumutqen, bas !Rifilo CI! offentlidjen @efunbfJeit fo lanqe e!b~ ~u ii6erneqmen, Dis ber n~~e (IOmm.'ii' far geqorig tingeorod)en ~lt,. her ~ nodi ausfinben mUll, I11leDld 1JJliibe. ~u§bnuer unb 9(ufmerfi~m!eit. ~ bem Sfampfe gegen .\tran!qelten tIlt. berlid] finb~ !Biertens - mlir miJien es: tuas. mlenbt fiir ben @elunbfjelt~3u~a:~. bider <stab! getr,an qat. 2ll~r. ~!t , fen, bafl miiqrenb feiner 2lbmmlfit~ HOn ties 0eflln~it5~:.De~art/ll:tnfj bie @iterbHcfJleits-!Ratt in ~uffalo ocr. .2.'1 auf 14 ber 1,000 'llerfonen De!' minberl morbeJl ifl. mlir toifim audi, bafl feit bie !Be\lollerung ber GtJb. ~on 1891 bi~ 1901 lim naneju 100.. 000 <Seelen augenommen, bie 6lt:~ lidJ!tit unter ben Sfinbetn um~: im lelltuen ;jaqre abgenom men ' mlir millen audj, baf! QUst: or bent1idl~n ~rfoIge b i e ' ber gallien 'meU auf unfere @;tabl fenfl /)aDen, b~ fi ausmiirtige .. ten er iiffentlid]en @efun:bbl!l!P!"~ bariiber a:tfjebungen angeftent llnbeflreitoar luafJr veiunben unb tS ift jegt eine [eI6ft Don flen ~utoritaten anerfannte dle, baf! bie <Stcrblic!)leit in , gerinner ift, als in irgenh ren <St.lbt i~rer @roae in btr m.Je I t. !Bon ben 'lRa[!rrgeln, I I I I I r tl: itT <!I 50 ~!t fOI ba , lei 'ou ii be m fis ~u lac ge !B Gt bii Sfr bn @i ber ter, I �~ I Itaunenilroertfjt ~rfolge au G!~~be tion~ H(>rorl~ th(~ fh' [l nrtmpnt wns T f'f)Ttoradjt ~aoen, [eien flier .nut etntge gnni#'f'd. the hl'nlth phy:-if'inD had no powC"l' to mill;:,' the r11ll· .... re-;!Ullltilln'" _lnll ~I nqefiiijrt, unb 3toat 1) bte lUttntef). Inw .... '1.1111 C'Oll}ll uH'rriy l"n(c,r('(" tho .. a thf'n ,Tew •. tt. Ilr. n1'\>.no.ho, fill ed \ .un!! bet .:'in[pe!tionen bon ben banta. exitniug-. 'Lpnn Ur. f1.re-l'nc's; TI'f'Omm('n· 'Jllo"'t cnpnhly ("'pr ~mee-. tqen butd)fd)niti! id)en 1300 per ~aqt dotioe __ • thl' IlI'W IH'nilh "l)mllli:-:~iuD!>r W:lS Dr. (jrl'enl' hAS hl:'i!'n llromill('nt in t b (' m 2aufe btt Dier ;jaf)re DO~ ber er[ten ",h'! 'n ]I0WI 1':0' ~urh ;1<;; the sUJ}E"rYi~ion ot nWlliC':l1 I'rnf(> ... ~itln of' Hllffnl0 {tl T s oml' plumhin~ nDd thl' 1H'urral :o:anitntion or 1:.1(' ;" _ rnennung ~r. !Illenbe'~ VIii auf 11,> tlnlP pnst. He to\l~ht h:ndt'Df' aud finni .. cily. whi('h nllowp<l the aecompH .. hmpnt tntion in the :\ins:nrn rnin:or-ity h€'t ore \ioo \Jer ·~af)r nad) feinem erften or hef l{' r r('sults. it h('('nlUt' n tl:lrt ilf th{' rnil'"f'r:-.ilr (.f 2rmtsantrWe, oqne bas abet bas qler. _\'lthnn~h tlw I\(.""~pnpcr~ have Dot b('('n Buffnlo. lie i~ uo"p C'linirnl prll!es St r · . onal besgalb Dergriisert toutbe; Don P\1hlbdlill~ thl" li..:t-:. or Dr. Greene's ('nor t1i"'l'n~t'S or the- ldclnpys nno blnd·lnr or the ruh'{'J"CI;ity ot Hutfnln. I[p L... nn ut~ • ~ an mUllte bas qler[onal um[ome~t Mayor-Elect Knight Has Ap- Ilor~(lm(,Dts {tflily. hi"l. frit'mls bil'l~ ~C'('u rt'd hundreds ot Foudl ('ndor.-;{,D1rut~. BNWE"f'll h'ndnnt f'nr~l'On at the Rif;tt'rs of ChIll" ttften. ~ruf biefe !Illeife tourben bte 200 :\11,1 :~OO phy:-:ieinm; of Buffalo nntl itl' HO:-:'ll1tnl, anel nl!'o fit th,~ Erie Ctl\ln~ pointed Him as Health yref)f ef)nittlief)en stoften be~ ~n[p.e!. on r loOnO other prote~sioDnl and hm~l· ty IIO~l)itnl. IIf.' i:, a ulf'mbrr nf tIll' " tonen bon it $3.70 au f $.2;) Denntn> nc:-;~ nwu nnd citizl'ns pctilionl"d the lnnyEriC' COl1nt~r )rMlic'nl RO<'il"ty, the ~1.(>ai(,Rt Com missi on er, ;i: bert. 2) ~ie ~eaufftd)tigung bet tTuton of Buffnlo. thl:' Xt'W York .. tntl' \ ol'-C'll,(,t for Ill'. (het'ne'<.: promotion, The phy!"icinn tf'stifif'Cl thut Dr. Gr('eoe wnt; ~[edienl Rodety "nel th~ American P ub· ·· lJ!Iilef)berforgung ber IGtabt, unb ~on. an n1lh' IInel f'tUeiput Ulpmhl"r of the medi...... He JINuth .A~\)C'iuti(ln. ftSfationen unb lnegulationen, toelef)e ral nrorl's~ion. nnd that hb D.ppointment An t nt(,r<'~tin~ iUf'idpnt o('eurrC'd nt t h e ~ur i'\'olge qo· 't, bas fpeitieII lGef)ar, W01!ld h(' for U1" h,.~t iot('r~t!; not only or home of ~Ir. Knight lnst e-,·eninJ:" wlwn laef)fielier un _~pqus Don ber IGtabt tho h('nltll (lrpnl'tmcnt but also of the en· he wnR nnllonnC'in~ the nppo intmt"nt. tirt' ('ity. Two v.C'Il-known physlcinn~ culh~11 to gtliannt rourben. 3) ~(usloartigei! \lr~e tho mnyor-.:lC'ct to nppoint D r . . \ nhllll.{ th" ph,r"iC'inns who ur;:red Dr. lllorgef)en unter ber lJ!utoritat ber nrr'<'IIE"s :l)pointmt.'lJt wpr(': Dr, EIlwnri';. Or(>('nC'. When )fr. Kni~ht inforru('c1 IGtaat~,@efunbgeit~lieItiirbe aur lller. .T. ~rp)"er, Ill'. ('. r. 'Y)'C'koff. Dr..Toseph Ih~m thnt he hnd ju'-t nppointed Dr Dr. Greene Has Served as Assi sT. Cook. Dr. n. W. Hllrringtoo. D r. AI· GrH'n(), nnd that the nE.'W commis:-.iOlwr ~iltunA bet <!,infd)leplJung anfteelenbet "in A. Hubholl, Dr. Henry Bu.well . Dr. owns ill the hOllS':. they "We-re ot'lightrll tant Health Office r stran!~eiten. 4) ~ i e lllertqeifung ge> C. C. Frederi<k., Dr. L. G. Hunl.,. nnd extended hE'n rt~· congrntllln.tiolls to bruelter ~nftrultion en in nteqrmn Since 1897. Dr. U. D. In<:rnh!llll, Dr. L. Brndh'y ~. Gr""_n_._._ ___....._ _ _ .....,........ lG\Jraef)en aur ~eganblung unb qlflege Dorr ~\Dcl ma Dr otlH'r!;. A mon~ tlw other proff'!'!o;ionnl antI hnc;:ibet gefunben SUnbet bei gtisent !IDe!. nt!-iS men nnll eitiz('u!o; who cnllor:,ec1 Dr. : ler, ebenfo toie ber franlen. I Ol'(\('n(' anrl ur~p<l )Inyor-l'lect I{night to OF ECONOMY, promoto · 5) ~ie (!'Iablirung iiffentlief)et ~a> I AN ERA him werf\ thC' followintr: · ea nflaIten. 6) 6~ftematifef)es (!'in. ~ ~.11'1/j"" ~ Chul'l('s .\. , ~WN't. pre~id('nt ot the rrhird ~nttonnl Bnnk, JOl.'i II. Prt'scott. tragen unb llleraeief)nen Don ~efef)IOet. '11 ...... .. .. . ... ' .... .. ...... '" ' " ... . • en, bas leim baDon in lllergtff enlieit Poss ibility that th e O ffice of As s is ta nt Jr., C. G. 'Yorthin~toll. Gt.lorge X. Pic'n'C', ]i;. L. '"\,'in:--hip • .T. ~. ~l('nns . It. II. .. , ............. ........ . qetalljen I(lnn, fOluie [~ftematifef)e BieHortl. R. K. Bkkford. Whittet, Ba r· May be Dis p ensed W it h Sk etch utef)fiiqrung ber lnegulationen oqne rett & Co. E. II . ~ [ n)"tham, Joho John..................... . , ' .. ... , ...... . o f D r . G ree ne , ~on. oTnnH.s \. "[nJ!rirl~e, Hownrd & iic!fief)t anf IGlanb unb SHaffe, gana Robert., C. )L Farrar. Yo.bul'g & Whit· qhief) 00 arm ober teief), 00 politifef) I in/(, Robert nenton. H. II. Oli. & Sons. / abet fonfttoie einfluflreief). f'hl'IUPl' & )Inhr '~. G('or~e E. IIcngen'r, • 7.-!IDit finb bon ben erften lJ!eralen HeoJ"fetC' E. )Ion', II. B. ~ r oore. C. E. Mnyor·~lett Erastus C. Knight hns ap· · biefer 61abl berfief)ed luorben, ball ' pointed Dr. "~ultl' r D. Greene, the pres· Brinkwortb, .Tohn T. Rohert •. J. II. 1.'1· lI'nhrllrh. ~. \I'. Laird, C. \\-. ' Veed & :. ie Aliilflief)e unb grolle 2I us aeief)nung I t'ut cUieil'nt u!o;sistJ.nt health ofticc'r, as ('0 .. n. Ii.... ~hermnl1 & Co., Chnrl€'~ F. ht'alth COmUll~l::ilOUer to succeed Dr. : 'unferet 61abl auf leinen anbmn Um, ])011, .A. U. Rll!'ohm'l1. L('rny S. Olltmnn, Erlll'st 'rentl~, whose term of otl1ce ex· .. tanb ober leine anbere Urfaef)e auriic! 1,irl:':-O 011 January 4tll. Edwin P. ~('nrs, 'Yhitney G. Cn~l\ .1nml'~ );. Ry('r.;:, Clarl( )lnoufactnring )u fiif)ten fei, ali! aUf bie Glefef)ic!lief). " -ith thu 1l1l1lOUu(.'UU(lnt of the promoCompnn:... , T. & E. Cumllson, )lorris tion of Dr. Ul'et'l1E.' comes the wclcome .ieit, nIugqeit, unermiiblief)e !IDaef). Bf'n~nn, .Tost·ph P . Dudley, Geor~e EI10~ , news that )luj·ol' Knight may aLolish thl 1am/eit unb bie (!'netgie, mit roelef)en nics ..'\:. Co .. ""i1li:tm A.. J Oy('(', G(\Ol'geoillet" or tlsHihtUllt henlth olHcer and otht!r .. .1lt. !IDenbe bem (!'nlftegen bon stranl. F. Hoot, SnlL'111 t';'. Le Yallr;\", th(' EnIl~'J.i!tions. in the interest ot econom~', pro· tl'J'prisc Oil ComprlllY, .T. R. Bn!dw;n, '!J'leitsleimen entgegen getoirll qat. (!'in 'Hlillg thnt the c11it'ienC'y of the health Alvin W. Day. T . C. Tanke and nbout de-lulfLnH'llt IUny be mnintaiueu, 'rhl ·.·~eniger tefoluler Wlann qatte ben SAYS HE IS SATISFIED WITH ,000 others. 0('\\' cnmmi!:li·,joner will dc\"ote his entire : ~ulli langft Derloren, qaffe et gegen time to thl! duties ot the otl.icca, :;0 it is THE DOCTORS UNDER HIM S ketch of Dr. Gree ne. · gnorana unb 2Ipalf)ie au lampfen ge, pos~iblo thnt it will he UllueCCS!iarv to Dr. W nlter Da"icl Greene WD.S borD :~~abt. toie 5Dt. !IDenbe ba~ muflle bon AND RESPECTS CIVIL SER· ('ontinue the offir{' or 3s:-;ii-itullt. :::ihould in Starksboro. Vermont. on April 20th, it be ul't('rmineil thnt this oftke cau be .;: em lJ!ugenolic! an, als et ba~ IJ!mt 1~;3. lIe rec'ci\'Ni his {'nrh' E'clu('ution VICE RULES. dono nwu~· with, :.\11'. Knight will thl'rehy ::. ntral bis 3um f)eutigen :rage. (!'r in the <Ii,trict ochool., nnd later ntteoded S3 \-e the tn:xpuyers $2,000 a yenr. .~ bat biefe !RefuItate mit foldier IGpat. the Union Springs School in Cnyug-8 ~[r. I~lliglIt !;cnt tor Dr. Gre~ne latt {'ounty. N. Y. llis ambition was to he'-Jamleil fertig gebtaef)t, bas fein 5De, y('~t('rdI\Y urtcnlOon. 'l'he assistant WILL NOT APPOINT ('orne n Dby~ i ciall, but he had no menn~ bealth Otlil'CI' SIlent the entire dlLy wor k· .i· arlemenl roeniger lofte!, aIS bas it. with which to continue his schooling, MO ing Ot~ smallpox cases in East Buffalo, DEPUTY FOR SOME TIME Ici-Jenb einer anbmn IGlabl i!jrer @riise he secured n po~ition as tickt>t agent nnd anci <1ul not l'eu('h )[1'. Kni~ht's home II .. m ganaen 2anbe. te legraph operator on the old Dutchess ~:n. Xorwood Q,·t'llue until shortly beroT<. & Columhin railroad. at·: 8.-(!'inen ~eamlen, toie ~t. !IDenbe ~ 0 clut'k 1 t1~t :yenillg. The moyor -elect r'<;1'E'D S TO T RY IT ALO'E \ 'D II' In the fnll of 18Ta he came to Buffalo, mform('d Dr. G~cene of his nppoiutw(,llt, I'" iner if!, lebiglidi aus patleipolitifef)en 'L'~ f.OE!"' ' VE LL " · lL'~ HE ·r nnd ent('n~d the UniT"er~ity of Buffolo, and Intel' rmbhdy aUDouuced his de. U .O , (' WITH{Jl·T \" As~rST .L'T :~otiben aofegen, roiltbe auf bas whi('h thPD ('on~i"ited of the medical d~ d~lOll. Dl R J "\ (T JJI ~ TE R'I. muflief)tgefilql alIer iiffentTii£)en ~eam. pnrtm(lnt onl :r . In tbC' followin~ ~pring _I~ mnk.inJ; thC' annouDcement, 1\11' he returned to the fnmB.\' homeRteuu. and I: ten einen bemief)tenben (!'influf; qalien. h.,?lght S~l(~ to n Cornmerdnl reporter: dul'ing the summer worked tor $20 a In d('('l(hng upon this nppointmC'Dt I , ~as roiitbe bail 2Iml bes @efunbf)eits. Dr. 1Y P Or rt he newly a ppoint· Dlonth to secure monry with which to ha\-e tak('n into ('on:--id('rntion thE' r~('t ~o mmiffars [0 roeit qetali toiirbigen, pd i fenlth ("omml~!"lonE"r. w tll n ~s umc continue hiA course in medicine. ' Yhf>n thn t Dr. G ["('Pill' is llOW· iu tue- benlth t hf" dutlps of thl~ office J anua r y 4th, af! rein angefeqenet 2Iral ei! anneq, eollege clos ..d in the spring of 18711 Dr. uf.'p.nrtmf'nt. find thnt b,\' promotinn' the Gre-ene secured n pORition ns shipping Tn FpNlking of hi!=: appoi nt men t to a rlmen rolltbe, roeil es fief) nief)1 ber Wlilf)e ?s~l:-.tnnt to the dli{·f po··.jtion, I Rm pln (". TI:\IBR man thi~ afternoon. h i" ~a id : 50!]nte, eine qltibal,qltaps besqalb 109 tUl'rE.' .n mllu who is th()!"oughl,r con-I clerk of the old l'nion Iron ' Yorks at the root of Humburg .treet. The following "Y£'~, I hAxe a('C'epterl thf' a ppoint· n·r.:-;nnt WIth the c!utit.s. which he will be auf3ugelien. <!'s ifI ja tine lielannle wintC'l' he eompletell his medicnl COUl"SE'. ohhg-f'd to pt'rtorm. rntlrr thf' chaMPI" ment nnd you ('an say 1 will endpavor I ':r~atf aef)e, ball bet jebige ~nljalier bes nnd WR"i grnduat('d from the rnh'E'rsity th(' h('nltll cOlltllli~"'iollel" is required to to make mine a ~uc('e~sfu l R{h n inis tra or Buffnlo on 1o'<.>l>r\lnr)' 23d, 18; U. lIe • 2Imtes ba~f tIlie nUt buti£) bitles Su, dl~\'ot(' hi~ cnUrl' timp to the dutits ot the tton. I \\"111 tr:r to run the affai r s of th e triNl ('oDlpetitiYe C'xnminntiom; for po,dOmt'l', nnd Dr. Gl'tt~lle nnnOtlllCE.'S tltnt ht' o nben angenommen qal, unb aui£) nUt He-nlth Dppnrtment In RR E.'('ono m leal tions on the staffs of the Buffalo Geneml will ('OIDIll,}' strit-tly with thut require, besf}alb, toeif et bamaIS glaubte, bas and r>fflrlpnt n way as p o.!=:!"tble." IIosoita l nnd the Rocheste r City Hos· menlo" " Do )'ou ('ontempin.te n.ny cha n gl" In IJ!ml f)ange bon bet qloliti! nief)1 meljt pitu1 of n ochcRt£'r, :\. Y. IIe W08 ,",U('. " ~ 'Vas thi!' ap[lointm('nt sugg('o~tcd 01' cessfu! j11 both examinntions, and rl;'- • th .. offl.(·p·'" was n~ked. ~. abo Wlit biefet Sjoffnung routbe bai! dlctated hy the- l'epubli<"un organization "Nothing Yf't. All t h m:te now ('oneeivE'u nppointllll?nts to both hospitals. ~Ir. I\:nig-ht'!" WU!i fl"ked. ' '@efunbljeils.5Deparlement auef) reot, nP('ted wit!' thp H~aIth ofJke nrp und E' r Durin~ hls ('ollt~ge career he hlld oecomt:' "It W'ts not," repilr(] :\11'. I~night . "Xo the Ch'lt R"l'\'ke rulp~. and AO far aB 1 · qanifirt, unb ifI fie 6is baqin auef) in a fdend of Dr. Chn rl"" Curl' ot th is city, know e\'f'l"ythlng i~ very M lis fa ('tory:' melllbE'r of thE' organjzation insisted upon d(hfiilIung gegangen. !IDit biitfen es who was then un intf'rne in the Roch('~ter Upon th'" ~xtt of Dr. ~V€'nrl '" f rom this a chunge in Thf' otlk(', bllt, on the conIIo8oitul. so Dr. Green€' went thl'rf'. dty ofHre and the f'le\"atlon of Dr. nicfJt bulben, baf! fie roiebet aUfgegeoen trary. ('ach nnd ('yery ml'mber ot th(' Grf'E.'l1P to the heJlll therp wI ll e xi s t a After serving a ypnr in tbe hospital Dr. or/(nnization with whom I talked lold · toetben muf!. '"i;\(',anr'y in thp form of the posit ion (lr DR. W. D. CREENE vblons were hns('II'!i~~'f.:"ffi:o.;~~:r.:'-:----":::':::-::=::I-.~-::::::I!I!~~ th.l~ I HA~ BEEN NAMED. I q HE WON PROMOTION DR. GREENE WILL MAKE fEW CHANGES IN HIS OffiCE I I eJ m.e to do wbat I d .. omed hest. I alll nl?,ne refOlllon:-:.ih!p. for this nppointmrnt." lIus lh .. npPolDtment of the aSHi.;tnnt health Otll"N' been u<'Ciued npon ~[r ~I k dtu£' '· C ommen-inl repone-I'. .>. ~ .~r,ol'.?" n~'c _ ;t:hl're may l>e DO nF:sistaut," was :.\1r. I\'DI~ht's rrply. "It it i~ possible to n1.H~iI~h . tht' offlC'e- of n~"ii~tnut and still mnlOtam the eflkif'DC'Y or the healUl dE'pnrtull'ut. it will })(' donI:' in the intt~rest of ("('onOIn.v, as $2,000 n year could bp s~"NI ~hen'h)". I will take up the qlH?stlOn With Dr. Gr£'E.'ne in the DE'nr future. and if the otUce can be abolished Without !'In<.'rifiemg the l'tllcipncy ot' the henlth dt'pnrtnlcnt it will be dispE.'u~('d with. "'PhrJ'e mny be other changE'S in the df>pnrtDu'ut os 110 unn{'ce-s~nry po.'>itions will bC' ('outinued." Dr. Gr{'('ne will n~snme the dutil:'s or the commis-;innershi)) on JanunrT 4th npxt. His tf'Tm or OtHN' I..; f],e ·y('nr.;, nnd Ihe '!Ilnry !lttached to the office b $4.000 a Hnr. . 'Ph" new C'ommis'5ionl'r ComE.'~ to thp ehit,r position in thl' llepnrtmC'nt fullT l'quiPl)l'd with ab ility and eXllrrieuC'e f~r ('nrrying on thl' importnut work. BeCol'p tb~ n'(lr~nniznti(ln or tht' health df'partID('ut n:-HIl'r tht.'" new chJ.r t pr, D r, G·r(·rneo t\'ns }ll'.llth I)hy~i(·inn . It was lnrg-plT through llis l·(fort:o' th a t r('t'omlS in t h~ hp:llth Ih'P UUIllE'llt w e re pol'Ol'iihll' dl1ring tll" p u~t tC·Jl y earst as t he ('harter pr o- ! I Greene round a good opening in ~Iellrlon, Monl'oo county, n smnii town u few miles from Hodle.ter, and he began to prnctire medicine there, continuing it tor three years. In 1R80 Dr. Greene cnme to Buffalo. nnd soon established u good prncticf'., Two y('nn; lntpr hi? was appoi n ted a distl'iet vhy~icial1, which po~ition he fillru until 188!l. In the Intter yoar ])1'. ' GrC'~no was nppointt'o lwulth phYHidull by th" old health board. which then cant;istNl ot' Cit), liJDl{iot'er Gcofg'e E. ' lunD, ~it,· Comptrollf'r Edwurd C. Rhofer and "-illinm Summe-l'!:', prc-sic]('nt or th(' COUl1cil. nr. (;rt'elw !Ser...-ed the city etftdpnt~ I)" n. h.nlth ph)"oician until 1S91. Durjn~ thf}~l' two yt!nl'~. Dt'. Gr.:'('nr llrg ,<1 :l r('or~nni7nlion or thl' ht."'nlth (If·t pnrtml·ut. anu originnted mnny t)t tlw r('tr,rhl r tllnt Wl'r(" incorpornt('d in till' new eho rtt~r which mndp IlO~sibh' the impro\'l'lTh:nt ill the hl'alth u.l'11artI1Wnt. At the IH~.l:inning ot JRnunry, l,"'!l~. lInn. Chnrk-os F. Bi~hop, n dl'lnoerar. 1t'hS n1;l~·nr. He :lppollitt'll Dr. 'Y~nu~·. ~ cJ('IIHlcr;lt, !\s he'lIth coulmiO:;"iollt'r, nllll Dr. " 'pudJ' nppnintl'd :lR hi~ n",si~tnnt Dr. .Tohn A. Hit. another ch'mn('rnt. D r. o.r('f>ne rp~unl('d hi ... pri\'ot(\ prnctirl·. '''hen Dr. ,,'('ntle\; term expirl'd ott I J unuol'Y 4th, 11'07, Jojdg8r R. .T"wett, n I'l'PUh1it'l1l1. W'IlS mn:ro r. II€' rt'nppoint II I nr. " "'('ncl.,. w!t.) 8E'lect etl D r. Grt't nt> as h I", U !<>Ii t.tnt. Il t lit\' C\qUl'st or ~ln't'or I rt I 1>f put.): C·ommis~ioner. Dr. (jrp€"np ha R, held thnt position so long th a t hp. kno"\\ tit as \\'f'1I a~ anyone plsf', j ust how such a position ~h()ulrl be- run. n u t 1h('1'(> Is ~ome f1ue~Utln RS to w h thpr fhI!' \' H'all Y will he tlJl,.rt h )' th £' a p pofnt('o. "lIavl' VOlt your oeTl1ity?·· ("onellkl'f'ri "ho w ill he \\as qupried of Dr. (;re-P1W "1 have gln'n thls ma tte r !lomp. thought today." :said he. Il h \lt h n,·c root reUdH~(l Any lic-nnll,.,. ronC'll1sl o n. J w ill. tll1clf'l' no cir('\ltnstan<'cs. mak e a n a l'· POlntnlf'l1t for ~ome tl111(> to (,Oint". 111 tad, it is my pr{'~cnt intention to dc ft' r flUt'h Rction until I am Impr"s cd aft to thl npPfl of onf'. If 1t is po~e:lhl(' to I I pPr\' I!=If' the work of the Henlth Dp·PQ '·l -· mtl'nt without lin aCfsistnnt I wlll do 80. Dr. Oreene intimated that hf' Intt'nded ttl lry 't for a while, an:rway, and flnd ll1t hr,w .tt go(,. ~ alone. Jle is not prepal'pd 1-1 C;"Y he "tIl make a. the ft:) stem of thl'! Depa Is a matlPr Dr_ nre('n"" ntt"'T thp nssumptlon ot his new I ~ '11 �A committee called on Maynr·elect Knlght Saturday night and gave him tbj! following petition with names pub. Ilshed In Sunday Courier and tollowlng additional names attach<>d: Dr. Wende as Health of Buffalo on Janucry 4th Next. \\r@, the underfllgn~d. cltlzE'ns or Buf.. to.lo. IrrespecUve 0' pollUcal affiliation, defllre to petltton the reappOintment ox the Commissioner ot H.ealth-Dr. Ern(8t Wende. For years, this D<>partment, under the present managcml!nt, hna been conductt"!d on non-political principles, with the lole 'object ot maIntaining the publJc health. reducing mortality and protecting our IndUlltrtes. So 8uccesfttully has this object been BC_ compl1shed, that the Department 1ft aerv... tng aa a model for other municipalities. The UnIted States census plac('!s this city foremost In the order of health. and tbe work Is accompllshC'd at n minimum ot ('ost with a maximum ot results. ASSISTANT TO ED, PERHAPS Edgar B. Jewett. Adelbert Moot. C. W. Hammonu, George V. Forman, SE'th Clark. Frederick A. VOl't. John Sedg. lDrUt1Ia ~bt J4at, turn.. Company, Joeep)\ P. Du~ley and 1UIIl0llllced tbe apo Georce Enos. Walter D. Greene of Dr. Walter David Greene, Health be ~ wick, George Vl. Benson. Sidney M. Sweet, Fred ,,'. BurkE'. Henry B. SUmJames Fenton, "'alter Hurd. G. Root F. L. A. Cody, 'V. E. Dantorth. G. :8. "'E'bster, Charles N. Armstrong, liOn. Commls· ~~~~~r':tern~~ic::':!. ~t4= r:'~i to take dect 20, Ilia. Atter acquiring tbe rudiments when the tenn of 'ot au educatJOIl In the Vennont dis· W. H. McPherson, Ralph W. Bixby. WIl. 5~:~: Wenda will have l1am Klpphert. F. R. Melcalt. J. G. Orr. S. Cadwallader, Lucius Hitchcock, Ar- '~D.d8~b:~~~ h~ I~~~~:~~n ;;~:,~ thur H. Williams. Clarence Cady. Fred. prick Lorenzo Pratt. John H. Smith. D. P. Rumsey, Carl~ton Sprague COok. Frank D. Thorne. W. E. Burke. WlIlIRm I aced by Quakers, at Union Springs, that be made tbla ' Oayuga County, this state, young ~:ror-eIect ala<> Greene bad little money, and while ~=:=~t 4«lara.t1on tha.t attending this Quaker scbool he found II\! Health Comml., odd jobs at teaohlnl', and during one belli by Dr. vacation he aerved as a ticket agent ·jJo"'I~Ie. be aboliShed.,' aud telegraph operator on what then it a aalary of was tbe Duchees & Columbia railroad. I wboae Ilnee rau trom Flahklll-on-the~~~:;~~th~a~:tof01B"" Hudean to Millerton. where they join· the ed what Ie IIPw the Harlem division of Nthe the New York Central & Hudson River or two railroad. It was In tbls occupation that he earned aulBclent money to enable him to come to Buttalo In the the Mayor·elect, fall of 1878. and enter what Is nOW In tbe negative, and the Medical Department of the Unl. verslty of Buttalo, and what then was make the IUUng·of the beglnnlnl' of thl. University. At .tI!,.A_aum,t obUptory," aug. the clo... of the term In the spring of wbo wu preaallt. 1874. Greene made his ,,'ay back to we tbat the of· Vermont, and went to work on the ~~ "!laIIenJIed with. we can farm on which he waa born. tor the amended," returned sum of 820 a month "and found." He returned to Buttalo at the opening ot Greene. bowing. the new term. and &t the close ot that '.o;AOO&l.TlIOIl IIOT III IT term he secured & pO'IUon as shlpplnl' ~ • clerk at the Union Iron Works. at the toot ot Hamburg Street. where he :e"~,~I~~ntR~~~::;i,~G~reene the or· had charge ot a gang of eev"nty.tlve by men who were engaged In w"lghlng Iron and other occupations. In thl. po. 111tion he at ftnIt received $1.Z5 a day 1 R<'Ptlb~lcan o,,g,anllzatlo,n aud wao lat ... DaM $1.75 • ~a}·. H. Stanley. J. J. H. Brown. Nathanl.1 Rochester, I I HauensteIn. H. D. Hurd. A. I. Recklow: James Welch F. H. Jones. B. M. Tate. E. Gunnell. W. C. Mlt'er. Ralph A. Kel. logg, William P. Morgan, Andrew Langdon. James 'V. Nicholson, Leelle L. I Davis. Henry L. Lyon. WIlliam NICbOIS., William F. Bmlth. Richard W. GoOde. A. H. Martin. Howard C. McDonald. I Frederick H. ",,'BUama, John E. Selkirk, William A. Dougla... Clifford Nlcbol •• Georl'e H. MInor, Charles A. B. Smith, . Frank A. Fox A. Melvin FUnn. Harlow C. Curti ... WIllIam H. Jones H. C. Underblll. John W. Wartman fl. D. Torno. ktM. Hilton Scheuer. Louis Wrlgbt I auh,ect h~ I [ .ekeene returned to the medical school , :~~~f~::~E:J~ !"i I to the ornc.Bishop, ot Health Comml.· ,Ione-to.ae 'Mayor a Democrat Wit,. then tn omce, and Dr. Oreene wa.~ aD Republican. Mayor Bishop appointed to r. Ern~8t Wende. "'ho in tum a ~!;'_:':~~':;.If~~~~~ ot polnt"d Dr. John H. Pottlt to the om~; .....ouran"" ot AIIII"t"nl l-{t>.,lth nf"\"""r. ;~~~~:f'~~~ Bl,_"v Stmpson. Jamel B. Fenton. Frederick B. Robina. W. T. Shepard. Francl. L. Hoff. James E. Ford Frank C. Fercuaon. Irv. liD&' S. Underhill Percival M. White. E. J I haterne In tbe Buttalo Gener.1 Ho.pltal. . and alao - the Rochester City Hospl· tal. P&asll>g 'both "xamlnatlons. He .e. lected RQchester as the tleld ·)t hi. la· bors. and served In the CIty Hospital there until 1877. when he went to Men. don, Monroe County. to practice. He remained there untlll880, when he took up his residence In Buttalo and here he haa alnce lived. Dr Green was made a dlatrlct physl·· 1.-··-",:.· and the Board of Health ot thl. city served In that capacity till the Board ot Health. then .....:.•• ~. Edward MAnn. Edward ])". "Jco"IIe-f~1II Wllllam Summers. made PhYllclan. the executive department. new charter that abolished of Dr. Green,,'. the at Health and crea.ted the un....pected. becal1lle pOsition of Health Comml1lsloner gl\" It was foree_ed In Ing to that officer the powers that have ::.. --...OfdayS ago. was made enabled Dr. Wende to 00 lfToat!). en. the H-ayor-elect In hance the ilealthrul conditions ot tho A venue, ju"" before 8 city. was adopted. Dr. Greene had ~~~'!tI': Mr. Knight sum· mUch to do with the 'ramlng at the his home to for· eharter o . h ",. - COncerns t e Health Depart. ;~;t~j~""'~ otdeciSion, and. ment. nearly aU ot his recommPllda_ the prG!!8 tlon. Mlng IlIC!Orpnrated In the dratt An Inteuatlng ,Nev ••beIen he did not se.k appoint: enb APPOINTED ASSISTA~. 9rr,' .Drl MayO.... elect AppoJated. Knl~ht 0 yeeterday aD- 1I0unced the _Intment of Dr. W. D. Greene lUI 'Hffilth CommlSllIDner of Buttalo, to SUA:ceed Dr. Ernest Wende. ...,Uon, In the face of eam"st By th• OPPGeition exp.......ed by a. large and Intlu<>uUaJ element Df the cltlz"nsblp Irreer>ecUve of ...... _"'y, Mr. KnJ~IJt h'~ e .. shown tbe ~ of his conviction •• d ,,__ n t __ the RepUblican party pro. to aaaume full ""'ponslblllty rer tit It e e y gO"""1ment, The deciSion will be "CTetted by th\,Cmany In thl. com. munlty Who beH~hat an offl~ of , ,such great 1m"" eatety should be ~~ ~ov to the public '-m partl. uv san Innuenoe. 0 D G .. r. reen" 19 a utable, Intelligent h P yslclan who hal. \ieen long connect. ed with the Hea.ftIII Departm"nt, 'nd Intlmat~I'. therefore. PTe8um;y, ·18 ., 8("Quainted with work. "Tbe-ther he has flte brlll1ant admlnl"'--tl"n • ;:'L.o. . a'blltty, the ene~nd the advancP,j <,._ knOWledge ' Wende whlch~ve enabled Dr. ro earn "'Qatlonai repu!.'Hlon With the R(hent nt Dr. Wend.-, D r. lin this local l>08lt'-' Gre-ene returnE'd to his prh t selt t all ~ "'mains for him. and continued In It until In"'i8~l~tlc'. 0 ow. SUCWO;QUalltl"" are rar... !ewett reappOinted Dr. Wencie ;:~~ IIY combined In o..."lln, and tbls tact . to the M. and the SPlendid .",Its of hi. admln. I . r. enqe \\'8.8 again a.p ietra,t1 ~ to nted by M,Yor Jewett In 1897 and· on, w. ""uses tor tho In~ ?hl,:,:rm~"':,~nt~~d ~~ ~I. PO<!t. ·Dur. urgent POPular re t f6r Dr. Wende's Nlagarll Unl~"lt).. g yglene In the, ret<"ll>tlon. Which haa been IlfIWrcd. .!'~~~~~ r;{' ~~~e P~st ca~~...?r=;n 8ta~~·18Well In the medl· ' The pOlitiCian.., Who W'lll be plea,,<'(] n' i~~ C~\~lcal pro). by MT. Knlght'a action, are a small ~~~dd:: ~~I t",;' rnlverelty of n~~rt~r: nU!l1lber Whl'l1 rompa",d ,,-lth the h<>st Slat",.' H:'~I:';.~t "t'nhlo~:an th at th~ ot C'ltlzena 'Who, having no Inter""t In ;~~n~IHo8Plhl. all of "'blch ;".t~~:~ practical pOlitics. COre desirous ot r •• Health ~m~.~~~~tln~ t~e office nr DIOvtng city I!'IvPrnmelllt tram the M':;lc:1 of P3.rtloansblp. and Whether State Med~al ~~~iy ~~d N~w York e pO\lcy WhICh I. announ"ed will Public Health Aaooclatl~ne Amerl· PI'Ove wisdom on th .. part of the Re Gre<>ne was IDarrI d ' PlJbllca • Day 1878 t M· I on Thank.. n PlLrty In BulTalo !Day be • • 0 as Man E doubteod. H Lancaat"r. Pa. A son QO''; ~ver. we WIsh Dr yea~e old. I. the resUlt of Greene _ell, and are satlBtled that h~ "'---"'==-J~ : ; : . , reatdence I. will IItrJve tor a good record ~rdlng , - ot dlo~se. ~~ o~!!d~ ErV~'iunty " C_~.::..::., K.: Ham G \I Bod wo . Flake. William A. Jones. WI1I1am M' Barr Robert H. \VUlIamlS, E. S. \Varnn. HOd41ck & Co.. J. G. EPpendor', H. Tracy Balcom, H. F. Bslcom. Eaward B. Gutbrle. Thomas G. PerkIn •• E. C. Roll. ert.. Frederick Truscott. H. st. C. ~nny, R. L. Cox, O. S. Garretaon. Augultus Underhtll, H. C. Wadsworth, George Wadsworth. Franklin S. Bu"lI. CharI •• A. Pooley.. J. Lloyd Jone.'!. E. H. Wbltney, Harry ... Hilliard, E. ~ .. Kim. boJl, Theo. H. Meyer. Albert L. William •• George R. Bikes, Carl Chester. '~r. S. Jobnston. E. G. Lan.. J. L. MeLurg. Porter Norton, Charlee B. Bears. A. O. I as I deemed In'·ifle .prlng of 1878 and took the com. rellponalble for thll petltlve e:u.mlnation for the poz! ot P. Frank F. 'Vllilams. Ganson Depew, AIfred HaJnea. George J. Sicard, F. W. S lAW HOSPITAL SERVICE. Charles P. Norto~, Tyng. Henry E. Grant. H. G. Meadow.. ~~~. ~:Ima tile blip standard of elBclency baa been Bet. With _I tor the .,...\!IIJI1.... he may IlIIieeeI!d In 1M....... lIUbIlo "~1IIIt �... . ... no conO n U l If 't U ut 11 111 I ":ra. ~ 1 n yor -::-::,.".."",..""..==..... cICltll>mr-t'<rr't!'II't!t"'"m""",7P"III!!OO:""'C-~:::!!I!!o:':''";=:::~:;O=II'''• • Jewett rpoppoint i Dr. 'Vendp.. w'ho an L l oin!f>d nl~. r.re€'n4.' to the post of the std'ry. II 1stant Dr. 'Ycnd"" was aguln ap'<1 knOW ot no one ""ho haa bt'e.n llOlnterl hy :\1 l:ror Jewet-t In 1897 and placed und~r qunrronUne. but who r-tUl Dr. Gr<¥ne contanuf'tl In ht~ post 'DUT- ~ontlnu under the ban." 5<'1111 Dr, l~g this time hf' tau~ht hyglftn@ 'in the Wende. ''It anyone has @sca.ped the la;~.nr~t l·nh'(,:~fllt~.. p()liC'e ".·uld know of it. and the matDr. nrcene stand~ ,\ell in th,. medi. tel' would hav(> been promptly reported "al prof£>s~lt)n. He I~ th(' rlinical pro. to me." fpSH.lr of dl~paRPs of thf" kidnev an,l Q.l'.\.R ..,"'STI'E RELIEVED. h!ndder In thf'o rnh·E'r<.:j y ot Buffalo j Dr. Wentle said that the quarantine anfl Is attennant physician at the on the Boos house at No. 960 Front ~fstpr~' H',"'pital nnrl nt the Erie WOUlf\ be reli.'ved some time ( ol1nty Hn~nit ll. aU of whtrh po~t~ hI? Avpnue He al~o Raid [ha.t the vaccina· w J1 r('sl~n on accepting the officE' or toda)', tion statton to be estabU.hed Ilt the Health C'nmmiselIHH'r. He is n mf'm Terra<:'e Puhl1c Bath would be opened heT' of the Erie !'Ilunty ~[edical SociE'ty. 1he ')f(l(lic-al t nlon. the New York some tIme this afternoon. He could APPOINTMENT ANNOUNCED A Rtate ::\INliral ~Hdety and the Am('ri~ not flay dtflnrtely last night who would be tn charge ot the new station. can PU..,bli(' Health As~n("latlon, Yesterday w~s an unu~ually blg day MONTH IN ADVANCE BY MAY· Dr. ("r€'f'ne wn~ mnrrled on Thank~tor vaccinations on the East Side, and glYlng Dn:,:. tR7S. b) ),Il~s "Mary E. trom the tlm~ the vaoclnatIon stallon OR·ELECT KNIGHT-OFFICE PUN=pll of LanC'aste-l'. Pa. A son. now at No. 10.8 Rroadway opened In the ne1rh~ 18 years oJet, i~ the result or morning up to tbe time it closed last this ,. Uni(l~l. Thn family residence Js OF DEPUTY MAY BE ABOL night. the surgeons w€'re kept hustling. ut )ilO. :l~,) .rpl'~)Y Str~t. In all. Itbout 1.500 were vaccinated durISHED. ing the day. Dr. ·Wende. Dr, Greene and Dr. Clark epent a considerable part at their Ume , , at thi~ stallon during the day, and asThE' CXPf>' ted has happened and DC'p8i~ted In the general work. There Is a ut:!t' He,lth Commi~sloner ~Pnlter n ~ • disposition on the part ot everyone on • • "T •• Greene.:\1 D .• on January 4th next w~ll '" the East Side to be vaccinated and ~ucce(.rl Dr. Ernest ,,-.:'nde a~ He<:lilh mn.ny men. young women, girls and .............. boy.. who are employed during the ....... , (:ommi~51f)Jlf'r of Ruffalo, ;\laY0I'-e:tct and who ba.ve not had nrevious \ week. Erastus c. Knight announc("d the np· opportunity to be vaccinated. were on pointnv">nt la~t evening. )1r. }(night hand Yf'sterday. so that now the East Side Is pretty thoroughly vacctn ..ted. ~u1l1moned Dr. Greene to hi~ home and made the tender of the oUlce. Dl' SUPPLIES FOR SUNDAY. lire·en" promptly accepted. On Saturday ntght Sunday supplles In di~l'us~jng his action )]r. Knisht ~'ere furniSlhed to fifty or more ot the quarantined tamille-s. Other famtlies ".aid: were supplled on Frida.y v.~lth enouC'"h "In deciding upon this chotec, I havp. meats. vegptables. etc.. to tide them taken Into consldpration the fnct thnt over Sunday. Rnd all tha.t could be done to make thp isolated people com· Dr Greene 1s in the He-alth Deparlll~ )1' tortable was done. and that hy pl'Olnotlng the a~::;.I~tant t) Yesterday wa-::; also a busy day for the chiet po:-;Uion. I am puttIng n man the police. who are stationed at the there who Is thoro"tl&hly conversant Quarantined houses. for there were wllh the rlutiN~ he wIll be obJlged to ~everal instances during the day where pertorm. ']"he charter requires that thro !,,,Ia UyeB at the quarantined people Health (~ommi~81on"r shall devote hlfl !;'o'ere de81rou~ ot calling on the-m. not whole time to the officE.'. and Dr. Gret:'ll~ 11ully appre-ctattng their predicament. intends to comply with that requlr',and the police w(>re torced to see that ment. 'l'hn appoln tment wa.s not dicthey kept theIr dtstance. In many Intlttcd b)' the Hepubllcan organization. stanc,.s they sE"e-med on the vp.rge ot ~o mt'mber of the organization has defying police authority. but were Hn('yen Insisted upon a ("hange, but eaf'h ally per~uaded to go away from the vi· and every lnember bas told me to do clnlty or the quarantined hous.s. whatever I deenled best. ~o one Is n'" Ea~t Riders have their part at the sponsible for the change or the appointdty to thems€>lves these days. for the men t bu t myself." ",VE"'st glders are leaving thpm in full Dr. Lil'epn~'5 !;.;alary as deputy Is $~.IlC'l possession and a.re not journeyIng tnto a. year and as Commis~ioner it will bf" the Infected district out ot mere curiS4.0oo. It was reported that Dr. 'Vende osity. ~'O~I.\'N Il\"FECTEDr might be asked to remain in the d,· Vaccination Proceeds at a pa.rtmpnt as deputy. as the duties of Those who pres('nted themselve!'; at No. tl1(~ position are not onerou~ and the de .. 104R Broanv.·ay YC!"iterday afternoon were Great Kate on Sunday and partment \\ouhl haye thp benefit ot h~.· ~lA.rtlpd to texrn that one young Vo'oman "VI'ho ,,'ent there for thE" purpose ot being invaluable ~,..'r\'iceg. But the ::'.fayor· vaccln:1.ted WM already intected. She Another Public Station l'lel"t sf'riou~ly ('ont~lnplates abolish:ng 11 ad e"ery Indtcation u6ual In cases ot 1I l;mA.llpox. Shf' was !lIent home ImmeditIll' place. lIc said: 'Thet"l' is a question whethe-r it v.11l Will lie Opened fodayately hy onc ot the physicians in Ch3rge. he nec('~~nry to (:ontinue the position or HE'l' cn~o ha~ not bet'n diagnosed yet. The health physicians wtll probably nOt :l~~iRtant. If we determine that tt ts One Quarantmed House hE' ahlE' to gta tJ' whpther th€' young wonot ne('l"'~5ary, wp ~hall ~a.....e to the city mR.n really l~ ttl with Fmallpox until this the !=Ialary of that otflce. $2.000 a y~al·. morning. 'T'he (-a~e cau~ed constderablf' Will Be Relieved. l!ndcrstanc1. we do not at this time hola ('on~tpr":lUon about tho vaccination that it i~ a ~upertluous ofr!t·p·. Lut it", quartE'r find thnt it i. possible to d!.pense with One new caRe of slnallpox developed II it. as w£' will do ,,-lth SOUle other po~ On the Eagt Side yesterday. at No. ~3 GATS AND DOGS ~IUons that we n1ay find to be unnecespar)". to the cnd that there may b~) au Peck Street. This case Is in a Polish MUST SUFFER DEATH pos!=Olhlc n'uuction ot the f::xpenses ot district. but well separated from the thE" fort'€'." otht!r districts where the disease bas Herenfter there ",111 be no p08~lbHlty Dr. Kt.:ner:--on. Dr. Clark nnd otlWnI of smnllpox Infection being spread by been prevalent tor several days past. l.n- ltU'ntionecl f"or the office If it Is not cats and dogs. The sclellUsLs ha.ve Jboli~ht'd. The pattent Is Agnes ·Wllgosh. aged ~4 held that the~~ animals can c;preau conn ... (;r("f'nc'fjI E1pf'rle-nt'f>. tagIon and infection. ("apt. Morrisey years, ot th~ sth Prf'cinct i~ not gOing to alA suspe~ted ca~e Is under surveillance Dr. "'altE-T' Da\.'id Greene was born in low that feature to worry the Health Stnrk~h{lro. Yt .• J"\prU ~O. ]85:1, He <"nme In Elm Street. this being much closer officiab. to Rna'ull) in 1~78 a.nd entt"r£>d the "l'"n1to the 'We"t Side of the city than the I He gave orders to the patrohnpn in verf'lt"\~ nf l1u~falo. in the department or the 8th Precln~t yesterday to kill enry other cases. medlctnl'. .1:1(' wa::; graduateu In 1~7G. riog and CRt ~een on the stre?ts tn thf' Health Commtsgloner ,,"ende, when 1n UiIil,Z, lie was appoinl~d a rtlstrh't intected dl!=ltrict~. Already the poltre Aealth phy~kJan Iwrl:> anr1 haM been In ~een last night by a Courier reporter, have Ret about obeying the rule. AU the df'pnl'tml:>nt C!"\"pr sInce, In lSS9·'tl said that the Elm Street cnse could told. yesterday. Beven cats and four he WOl." hf'nrt of Ul(' department. In 1&9l dogs were ktlled. The fact that those be correctly diagnosed some time fhls he was ~uc('£'l?ded by Dr. Wf":'nue. In animal~ were killed ·wlll ~erve as a morning. He said that the Pecl' Street 1896 Dr. nn~ene was apPOinted D'''puty warning to the householders to keep Health Commt~~ion~l'. Dr. Gretone taught case was in a practlcally new territory, < I\Mi<" !tIM 4/iJIW..... a.nd teltnes within hygiene Rnd ~a.nltary meat-lurel-l tn the though not many blocks from where aoors. The poltce figure that It this Is NlnganL rni\.'f'TsitY. now a part of thc' other cas(>s havf> broken out. He done the purpose will be a "compllshed Unl"\"t'r~Jty of Buffalo. He has a. chair had not learned during the day of any as well aR t~lough the animals were in that unin·)"sl1y. hr-ing clinical 1)1'0smallpox patientR being In a dangerous shot. It they are not allo\ved to rOve fessor or rit~l'a,,;cs of the kidney nnd way except one patient at the Quaranat will. but are kept wtthln doors. they hlndrlp.l'. He Is attendant surg-con at tine Hospital, who~e condition has be('>ll can not spread the infection turther till? Hislers of Charity ill/spit 1 and J\1so quite serious tOl' the past rel\~ days, and than their o·wner~· -10mtrlle. at the l;;rlr- ('ounty Ho~pital. lie fs u who was reported to him as beip,,! ,1.\.SY nDIGSAST. memhpr of th'" Jo-;rlf> f'ount~~ Medical S ... slightly Improved yesterday. • rif>ty. of th£> )lentcal \.'nlon. an organl ... Dr. "Pl"nde did not announCl~ tt,~ adSeveral pl!rsous whose anim:tls have zatinn of Buffu.lo physlC'ians nf the Se\v tlress or the Elm Street suspect. but he been killed haye made the a!"sertion York ~tnte i\Iprlkal ~ociety and ot the said that every precaution i.lad been that ~uch a procedu!'e i~ an imposition Amcl'ican Publh..: Health Association. taken. and thnt if the ca~ proved to and not In nccordance with their rights. be smallpox. it would to! announced Dr. t;r£'elH.~ is a hrother to Dr. S. atThe pollcE." , however. Ray that the 5itua~ this morning. OrNm{' ilnd thp late Dr. Jacob tion is .enous and that the ,,'elrare of Gre~JTt". His m:Jlhew. Dr. Dewitt the gE'n~ral public demands :hnt drasRU~IOR OF ESC" 'ED POLE. Greene. i!'l fI dl~trtd health physician. tic measures b(? adopted to prevent th,. A story was In cirC'ulation yesterday sprea.d of the disease. "n04 ,,: .. 11 r~n,lorll .. d. .A WE'll-known physIcian speaking of to the effect thll t .. Polaneler escaped Dr. Gr(,~l1e's candIdacy was well enfrom one of the quarantined houses on th~ a.fralr said last night to a Courter dorsed. .Among- th4l' physicians whO the Ea.st Side. and that he appeared at rf'florler: "1 think the m£lll.sure taken 81gnert his petition "'<Te DrR. Devlllo W. was l\. proper one. It is a wonder to his place ot emnlo}'m~nt with one (If lIarrin~toli. J~5Cph T. Cook. 1'. C. thf:' bIg coal companies on Sa.turday me that the order ha~ not been issued Wyckoff. _\ . .\. HhbbelJ. Edward J. morning. It waq ~;\id that thi~ man'~ from some source before tHIs. No ..'lfeye>r. I,. Braclle-y lJorr. ~. c•. HantoY'. appearanee among his tell ow workmen, ha rm can pO$si bl)' a.rlse: no one knows 11. D. Ingraham. (.'. <..'. ii'l'E'dto>nc)(. H~n'y who knew that he Wf\S under quaranhow much good may be don~." flURWf"U antI (lthel's. The lay sign ra tine, ('au sed :l "Veritable stampede. It Includeci J. H. Prescott. Jr.• ,,"UUUIU A. was snld that th~ others ran a.·way .Joyet.', (-.. n. Worthington, Gp-orge N. from this man. and would not return to Piprct'. I ;eorge F. Root. Salem o. I.e .. work until he was driven awny b:' \"C\IJc~)', C. L. \V'n~hlp. J. N. M"'3.ns. one ot the bosRe!-l. It ,vas said thnt Jam~R ,,'. C'lpm!'nt. R. K. Rkkford. R. he then procecded to the office at the Fl. Rlrktnrrl. 'Vhlttet. Hnrrpt & Co., tbe compnny. Iln~l InRI~ted tha.t his pa.y hI) "Entprpr1~e on Company, E. H. ~,.­ given him, nnd he W3S likewise driven thArn . .ram~. A. blugrldge. John John· nut of the urne'e, where he created no !'on. Hon'arrl & Rpberta, ('. M. Farrar: less Il tluttOI' than he had In the ynrd. Vosburgh ,'- WhIting. H. H. Otl. & It was A.l~o !'nld that this man conRons. R()h~rt Denton. J. R BaJd\\: ln, tinuer! at large. Heaah. ('o: •. missiorlf!r 1Vent1.e wa~ .\lvln " .... Day. George E. Hengerac, asked If hr· hu.1 heard of anyone es· Gt'orl:"C' E. ~ lOTI'. r. E. BrJnkworth. J. caplng (rom one of the quarantined II. nlr,"Lrnc1>. T. <'. Tanke. fl. IV. houses. and of the a.bove mentioned Laird .•~. . \. '\'eed '" Co.• C!tarl~s F. circumstances. HI" had not. he sal'l. Doll. EdwIn P. Sears. Whitney G. Ca 8 q ...... - " ............... DIL CREE tuO SUtat WENDE AS HEALTH COMMISSIflNER WENDE 'n RECEIVES HIS CONGE. In Face of Most Po= ........ tent Influences Mayor .......... Knight Turns Dim fELM Down. DR. CREENE'S HISTORY. ... ........ . ........ ........ . ST.-= - I MAY BE INFEC1'ED Case There \\ay Prove to Be Smallpox With This Morning's Investigation. SuspiCiOUS Dr. ",,~a1ter D. Greene, A~sistant Health Commissioner, has been chosen to succeed Dr. Ernest \\T"E'nile aF: Health Commissioner or lhe ('tty of ButIalo for four years. commencJng January 4th next. This action, whi('h has been foreshadowed for some time. was officially an· nounceil by ...\layor-elect Knight last evening. At the time ot announcing the appOintment. Mr. Knight declared that he hoped to be "ble to arrange the Health Department in such a manner that the ASSistant Commissionership and one or t,.... o other places in the department may be aboltshed. Dr. Walter David Greene. Health CommissIoner to bp, i~ in his 49th year. ~e W~q born In Starkboro. Vt.. on April ..0, 18»3. After acquiring the rudiments of an education in the Yermont dis· trlct schools. he attended "The Friends" school, an institution managed by Quakers. at Union Springs Cayuga County. th15 State. Young Greene had little money. and whtle attending this Quaker school he found odd jobs at teaching. and dUl1ng one ,~acation he served as a ticket agent and telegraph operator on what then was the DuchMS & Columbia raUroad whose ltnes ran from Fishklll·on-the: Hudson to :lIlllerton. where they joined what Js now the Harlem division ot the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad. It was In this occupation that he earned sufficient money to enable him to come to Burtalo In the fall o( 18i3. and en ter what Is now the Medical Department at the University of Buffalo, nnd what then was the beginning of this University At th~ close or the t!'rm In the sprl~g at 18,4. Greene made his way back to Vermont. and wE"'nt to ,,?ork on tl e farm on "l\.·hlch he was born, for t~e ~um of $20 n month "and found" He returned to Buffalo at the openl~g ot the new t~rm, and at the close ot that term he flecured a position as shIppIng clerk at the Fnion Iron WorkR at th foot of IJa.mburg Strcpt where had chnrg~ ot n gang or' seyenty-flve nlen who werp pns;-aged In weighIng fran nnn other oc('upatlon~, In this poflitton he at first recplYed $1?" d and was ]8 teT paid $1.76 a d~;~ a ay Greene returned to thE'" merlical school tn thp Rprlng ot IS76 and took the com pptltive eXRmlnatlon for thE" post Interne In the Buffalo Opn(>r~1 Ho~pltal and also In the RoC'hpster ("It Y H tllt. ras~ing both ('xarninatlons· H Osp l(>C'ted RoC'he!lltpr n~ the fil'ld '';r ht ~e~ bors. and son'ed In the ('ity H Sit "[PArp \lntn 187i. when he w('nt t osrI a.l (fOll • . ::\Ionrnf' County, to PT1U..tl; .I. ~remallwd th£'I'P unt111~HW wh he. e up his re~iclpnl'e In BUffa'lo n edn he took has Ein('c lIYNl. n ere he DJ' Gr~en~ \\'a~ mane a d·~t 1 t clan hy the Board or II('alt~';-f CthfhynIn 1SS2 and ~Pf\'('(i In that fl c y 18S9 whpn the Roard capacity till ('on~lstln~ or Ertward o!\ ,HP:llth. then Shafer Burl \\'Illtum ~ .. f.lnn. Edward him Health Ph}'slcla~ utnhmprg: made !>fti(,pr of t h.e depnrtmp~t t e executive In lS:l1 thro npw rhnrtpr'lh I the Board of' Health a aboH'hed )HJsltlon ot lIeallil ("'(J~~ creatlc.,d tho Ing to that nmrpl' the ~~ oner, gh·· ennblt-cl Dr. \Up I. POW('rs thnt have ,\' n{ ( to so ""'~·~·ttl\' hnnc(' th(> healthfUl COllf ..... < • en"ity was adopte,1 n I' litlons of the ..... ' • Creen h ll1urh to tln with the f ' t "P an charter as con('prn~ thp ramlng of the ment. nearly all ~f h1~Health Dc-parttlons being In('orpClrated rE'commenda_ Nonrthele". he rlld not In the draft. m(>nt to the office or H R~ek app()int~ FionE"r fiR ::\1 Blsh ca th Commls_ J" wnft then in andop, a Dpmorrat. a Ri:"11uhl Dr. Grf't~n~ wa~ Dr. Ernest :~ShOJl appointed pointed Dr. 0 tn tUrn apot Af:RtRtan to the offi( e With the reiun;;.dv~ h: ot i: r ALSO NEW CASE I" PECK STREET I l I I I the &:& �Dk. GREENE "" .......... . ' APPOINTED!] Mayor-EJect Knight Names Him to Succeed Dr. Wende as Health Commissioner. I know Vt'I'Y well that good InlPJltlonHJ ('ount for IHllt· anti tha.t thC' pf.'ople \\nl dema.nd Rcohi('\'."ml'!'llt. It l! clear that gooll re~ult9 cannot ct)me trom any, thing but oeaFlf'lp~8 a.nd inteIltgpnt work and ,,·atc.:hftllness. I thInk I undtlrRtano thp aize or the problem committed to my hands. ")'(09t or the ~ubordJnatefol, in the depa.rtmE'nt will Nl'matn there In .tlc('nrtianre with the d\"11 8p.n·lce law, There will not bp a new force to brpak til aftpl" the first of the ye-ar. but the ma.ch! :to wtll ho found working with pf'rfect sJnoolhnesFl, I am .Aure, :-;ot the lea.l~t pIE"a.... n.nt feature ot the ('Me I. the kindly exp,·o.slon. that ha"" come to me from tho~e who lavored anothf'r appointment. I take office without an unkind thought toward nnyonr. ano with nE'lthel' U grudge nor Ft debt to payoff. I shall know nothing but the good hffilth of Hutralo tor thp. next fl.ve j"pars." ............. , •••• •••• ••••• f •••••• ... ........ - ............ •••• 1.1 ••••••• ~~ .. o r~ ('0:::1 e newly appointed Health n.r we would 8.8k If the ,I h I t of hl~ prpsent Ruperlor's success dId IIQt turn him green with env)'? mi. • • • ' 1 UII" • ••••••• • " ...... ..... Vi • •••••••••• . .••• ... " ...... POSITION OF DEPUTY MA Y I, POSSIBL Y BE ABOLISHED. ............. ····c........ :........... . J '" " IU III> •••••• ••••• .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • DELIGHTFUL BANQUET, .. , .................................... . If It Is Found to Be Unnecessary No Appointment Wl/l Be~~de-Dr. Greene Takes Office ~ 7 P JanUa:~"'f:;nt ot to- ('ommon Council. May<'r-f'lfC't Era!'tuB r. Knight put an end to a strenuous struggle yestC"rday ~.. hf'n he named Dr. Waltpr lJ. '-ireene for Hpnlth Commissioner tv 8Ucc~d Dr. I<~rnest "·ende. Thts ac.. , , tJOD ot Mr. knIght "\\ as Borne" hat 5ur• . t, b bl' . prtslngl)o sudden. t \.,as pro a ") 0\\ tng to thp great pressurp. being brousht to bear for both of the candtdates. 01'. Wende particularh". and the deep teEJtng whlrh waft Intensifying throughout \he t;ommuntty. Dr 'V~nde waS appointed as a Df-mo·. erat.' Dr {'reene if' a Republican Thf" dem~nd 'f;om <'~rtaln ~uarters the appointment of a Republican to the office was apparently too strong for the Mayor-pIN't to withstand, although the non"parttsan barkIng of Dr. \\~ende watt enormous. ronEtfstlng of ficore~ and hundredA or th'" best men of Butfalo. It SI. Andrew's Scqttish Society Celeboa'!l Its 57th Annual at the Hotel . Broeze!. 1,500 VACCIN ATED 'IN ASIN6LE DAY About JOQ. member~ a.nd !rues!.! at I Rt. Andre-"\\' ~ Scottish Sodety attel;?~ the fi7th annual banquet last event .. the Hotel Breezel. ,I :!I Thomas Stoddart, reUrlng PM,llnt or the Rodety, acted a,.q toast!Tla!'!'! Oth~rs pr~sent wpre; John Carttr. ""~ ,:ewh- elected prPf:ltdent; FOmlf'r l1&r l harlC!! F. BI.hop, As<emblYJnan Ill. ,,.ard H. O')lalley, Albe,·t E. J_ l'tate Senator Henry W. Hill, DIsI'l Attorney Thoma.s Penne")~ Rev T A1:'~ ~Iof!al, .J"hn B. OImsU'ad, R.~. ism' -':aron, Rev. By·ron H. Stauffer, n.'i4 1.c'·E'Tldge• .:\n!l!elm J. Smith. J, ~ Adam. Thoma.c; 4\.' Gibson AI"'. X )lcl-:achr,,", William E. FOt!Irth 'D' ","altE'r D. (jreene, Da.\·id F4TQ:~~' i Su B ;1/ D It; 1891 the pre.qent ('harter went Into Inl\" etrect. :\layor Chf\rle~ F. Bishop. a. D~mO<'Tat. appointed Dr. Ernest Wende Health CommissIoner and Dr. John H. Pettit wns named for ASAlstant HE'Rlth omc~r. In 11\96 Mayor Edgar B. JE'wett, . D r,.... ~'end' and In Januo.rv 1I'f'a.ppoI0 tru '" . , lOne I1f"W p.a.se Qr we'l-de\'~I('ped sronU1~91. Dr. \Ytnde appointed Dr. Greene !hIs aw.:dl!ltant at the requPSt, It Lc; aald. ot P()X11J.~ ome l,~.oo vaccinations was y~­ h'nJa)'$ I"('L'Oru of the l)(partment of ").[ayor Jpwetl. BloC"'(' theon Dr. Greene a Health. 'r Ie- r.oC\\· case WolS disCO\'ITed has' ser\,pd at Ass1stant Health Officer, d Pr. Greenr is cllnica.l. protet'lsor ot :\0. S:! P ..... ,k ;-;t ~('et, anu J ,.,.-,\.' \\'lligosz. a. o lablJt'tr 3~ )~e:ar8 ot age is tbe patient. dl!'t&AltNJ of the bladder and kidney a.t o SenTJI t.'usPC('.s wer'" report"'l:!ll, but 1nNiaga.ra. Unl\'er~tty a.nd l~ an attending \,€stlgaf1.m showed that ~he I,rcscncc f:urgeon at thA RLqteT~' Hospital and the smaHpl)x ~9 tlUesUonabh-• EriE' County Ho~pital Drs. Wt·nde. (j-re-en -Dnd Clarke w~re •1 Henry G, And.nmil:J. B. ~!cXell f" I.u~'· Y(!l~rUar al th •.• "3.cclnaUon !i-tdtiOn. I. BOTH MEN'S ENDORSE,'lfENTS. at ~o. li)H l-k'Oadwa)·. It was e-.;Uml,ted R. BleMon, WIlliam Scott a~d j, Among tho~e who endorsed Dr, 'Venue l<l~l night that U)l}U JIE'r,.,on,,; had rccd\'e·l James !'toddart. tor reappointment to th~ post of Health tht." trl·atmenl. ()thtr dO(·tor5 ('or.nectt.·,J In r£'sponse to the toast, "The Da:n1d Comm15sionE'r were the following~ with the dl'J)l,rlmetll ('arrit.'d on ..1 houseAll ,\Vh{) Honor It." the guest..q !a1ll6 to-hi'USU v lccfnaliol1, the gre,llcr parl ot Paf:tral P. Pratt, John J. Mc'VI1l1ams. old Sooteh balla.d, standin~. The KII'l" Edgar R. Jewett, Adelbert 1\toot, Henry the- "urk bllng in H nh(tr und S,net a.\'calso sang "The Star Spangled Bar.,,~~ W. Spragu" J. J. Albright, Edmund )":111;"5 /lnll ..\lills Street. and "God Sa"e t.he King," In respollPiO Is aeldom that R. public oml~er recel'\,es Ha:rf'~. John R. \\. . tlIlams, ElUott C. ~I('­ 'rudu), aniltlwr \·ac{.'inatlvn l'.t.llt\on will toasts of the President and King Ed· Buch an exprE'flslon of the confidence of Dougall, H.obert L. Fryer, Harry T. be opent'u an the Tl rrac'C, lh~ publ\C halh wnrd YII. liouse belug utlllz~d for the pUr~i)se. SUll the puhltc whom bf> Rerves as that connamsdell. C. \V. Hammond, George Y. another stalll n is i.n conl0mpb.llOu. Th!'! function was Dronoun~d ant r~ 6t1tuted by lhe petition for the retention Forman. D. P. Rumsey. A. D. BIRRell, the oet enjoyable in the history ("It tt. of Dr. WE'nde. and the meetings which '-V. C, Mlne-r, Andrew Langdon, W. H, societ.l·. were hE'ld In hla bE'half, Gratwtck. Irwin C. McDowell, An~le:r Mr. KnIght made the appointment Wilcox. \\~l1Ilam Hengerer, Carleton publt(": yestE'rday aftprnoon. He sent 8pragUl~. H. Town!'enrl Dayls. F. R, for Dr. Greene who called at Mr. Goodyear. C. ,Yo Goodyear, George p, Sa.\\'l'PT. Alfred HaineR. Henry (' ,., "'om ... .......... , ... .. ........ " ... . K n Ig h t'e home at 751 Norwood ayenue Frl'nrh. GeoTl~e J. Sicard, \\·tlllam A. about 6 o·clodt. :\Ir. Knight then InHog-erg and many others, . , ormed Dr. Grepne of hl~ Intention to Among thl" endors(>rs of Dr. r,.r~ne , .... , ... . ........................ " appoint him Health CommisFlloner. were the following: J. H. PresC'"'ott. Jr .• 'Vhen "Ir. Knight announced the a.p",Villiam A. In:n'E'. C. G, Worthington. . ...... , ............................ polntment of Dr. Greene to the press he George~. PI£'Tce. George F. Root. HEALTH COMMISSIONER, cave out the following formal BtateSa.lem G. LpYaHey, E. L. ","Inship. J. N. co me-nt: )"feans. Jamp~ "'•. Clpment. R. K. Bick· aT ford, R. H. Bickford, Whittet, Bartet & co L"pou ,1nyor·etoct Kui".ht deyolwd the ('0 .• the Enterprlsl" 011 Company, E. H, MR. KNIGHT'S STATEMENT. rC$pon~ibilitv Bud prh H('ge of de... i~l1Utill;; Maytham. James A. Mugrldge. John I>r "Tn df'rldlng upon this choice I havt John!'lO'l. HUw8n] & HobertR. C. :\1. Fartb~ mnn to succepd Dr. Wende ~" H,·nlth ''lkc.n Into consideration the fact that rat, Yo,burgh & Whiting, H. H. Otl. & Commi~biol1er. nnd he d('!:'i~oat~s ])1'. (;r(l~ne Is in the Health Department., Sons. Hobert Denton. J, R. Baldwin • ter D. ~e for that po_itlOn. ",0 un· Ma or· elect Era~tus C. Knt~bt l~t.: • nd that by promoting the- aR~istant to Alvin W, Day. George E. Renger,,", Aibany la~t eVl"nlng to look a~ttr ..', triE'd Ulan-for Dr. GreeD{, b;l~ bl'(,ll Dr. thp cille! posItion I a.m putting a man George B. :\[oTe. C. E .. Brtnkworth J h\l~lnt'~s or the State Comptrollerst there \\ hu is tLoroughh· ConY~n~ant "'etHlc'~ Deputy: ha~ hel·n !\ practicnl He' wtll remain In Albany untU tbe "04 H. t.fllpnbru('h, T. C, Tanke, s.' \\~ of the ",'eek. Just betore he de;.w, with the dutte~ he \\"111 be obliged to Laird. c . .-\, Weed & ('0., Charles F wor"kin~ omlin! in the" DC'pnrtTlv'nt ~ee' :Mr Knight said to a Courier reporv r • r perrorm. The charter requires that the Doll. ,Edwin P. Sears, "'"hltney G. Case, "1 hA\'e dctcrm!nf>d on no appOt'l.t:C ond only to Dr. "·endl' bin" .. I(. nud th., Health ("'omml~~lon~r shall de\'ote hlA the { 1ar!t :\Ianutacturlng Company, T. since the ann(\unceme.nt as to tiro ~ th InttH'~ mnny Bnd mo~t. t.'ru'nt·st fril'ncl~ whoff." time to the office, and Dr. Gree-ne ~ & E. t. lumpl'ton. Joseph P Dudley who will be H{'alth commt~tl'. ~ intf'nrts to comply with that re .... ulreGeorge Eno~. Charles A. Sweet. ' will ,ur.. ly Dot pr,·tend thnt th ... Comm;.· hll"e oot d~term1n~d who wUl t'f'(' ~ ment.·' ., nppointml'Dt to the omct' of • f'iont'r whom tb{'~' hnYl? bpl'D sUPP\lrtiu.l! WHAT DR, GREENE SA YS. Clerk and I do not expect that t~Cd th"\\'as this appointment dictated by ap ler ",in be determined for Borne for rrappointm£'ot would have tolerated &!I~p(~rganl7.atloll T' :\lr. Knight wa.:,<q ··Congrf\jtula.tions are very agreea.blp of J a.m not denying that," said Dr. 'Valte; come." ". an ine-fficient, uuilltel1igl'Dt Deputy. The 'J't During Mr, Knight·s a..b.se~('t b' .;c:: "It was nOl," replied the Ma 'or Greene. lhe ne\\~ly appointed Health at . "ate secretary, Frank "\\. H.nklf~ Exprebs thi~ moruing announcing the ~lect. :'~o membp-r of the Organ"lza~lo~ ~:~l;m.t.~8!Oner. to a NE'VS reportel' tobl' tn~ag"ed In compUlng da~a that "' .. NO! as e'\:cn In~~ted Upon a change- but appointw('nt says: I ~. " Ith the appointment. however, .Jsed In .Ma,\'or-t'lect Knight flflMlt ~ j 0'(,1 ea eh hano eYet 3· member has told to recogniZe the responsMllty atliached to tht> Com'mon council. It Is uD d o w atevcr 1 deemed b t N 'fb(> ~mclcncy of thp l1ealth DerO,1"tlU(·nt that the new l\!ayor will dwell a~ ~r :~o It. I 'have ~el'ved :In the de-partment m, responsible tor the chaneSe' 0 0 one lR Is not Hk{'ly to be Impaired by the promo-length on the tax question. an".. thor 14 year~ ou t ot the last 19 n.nd In polntttletlt but mystlt.~ g r the apwhile not making a proposition ~ ....r tlon ot Dr. GrC"{'ne. and tbat ossuraucc '.111 a\'e s-omething o! experIence 'to guide to tmmedlntP ('QuBlization of tat t'lfJ.'i kn~~~r:;~:~a~[~'erl~1~ht could not help l~ jn running it for the next five ye-a.rs. lie aufHclent tor the pubUc. In Ume, too. I make In, ~om{' Suggestions tendlh~ ~Ircr: ha\!hert> are two t.h1ngs that I shall WI Wi>re (lxtrPltlely rI~lro Or~~I7.atlon men us thE' promotion prol'"es to have bt."'Cn URlSl"tt eQuallzntion, It Is paid tht~; Q\t!~ ~ ~ e In mind; fiNft. effictency and next tt.~l 1 t has come tdea~ on I IIhould bf' gt"en to 'a R~~pUb~lt the pla<"c 011 lUprlt. It will uIlay the dl~ont('nt of Dr. can. -economy. The Health Commt&sloner :8;~tlon that v.-tll prove, lntere~t llf to '\'(>or1c's supportttl't. 4l~m()"<:Jt d-e!l!pot1c J)OWl'r tn ·the Une SECON_DPLACE .' lfAY BE ABOLISHED lUI o ~andtat1on and may employ all the n1l Mr. hnl"ht followed Ihl The apPoiutment ;< "bnsed on metit:" r~SOUTI.'e!l! or the -city to carrv out his ur '9tate-m~nt In which h i s up with & it b d(>~(>n'ed promotion on the lines ~l~~a.~ of !'latety with regard to' the pub: "Thet'e Is a I e sa d "'( be nec~qary toq~~t on Whether It "t\'JlI hea.lth: There l .. no excuse then tor civil.serl'"ice rl,torm prin~iplt:s. In the- 'om.........•.. .•.•• 1 • • • • • • • • • • • .. " 'hi Bninant. If weD dtlnue the position ot inefth."~n(.y. E-xcept ignoranCe and' Ig tu recent alarm created hy tbe Health D,," not npcess.u'Y We 6{~f>rmlne that It 18 ~~:a:b~ ought to ·beo sUffi-cte~t ground ,.,.,; , patlm£lnt's nnDounCl,mcnt ot small-p03: the illataI'}, DC· that o~l sa,'e to the city su:11 rem.oval of the incumbent or l·nders:and l\'e do n' ct'. S~OOIJ a YPQr. hi~h a place. It see-ms to me that the the preyul(>nc(' of which hR11 hel'll Vl'ry that It II a '~llPel'tlUo~; atithls ttme hold faT e~t ~fflcle"l'Y i~ the best e«>nomy ~ ~ ~ I'ruttently SUPPl'cBs(>d during the EXPi)~i­ ~~ fino Ih .. t It I. pos.tbl 0 <e. but It we I oecon~~ ~cJty so Chat efficienc:r and It. lUI 'Ye w111 do to dispense with tinn. it mu:-:.t have bt?en notic~u that Dl". '1.he l are. in a sens-e. uWO ftldes or n 'Propo~tlon. tlODS that we may tln;ome other "DOIilGr~llp has hl!en on~ ot the- mo~t inch·.... ""C' l!I £,. ~I\ f.i8ry. to the end that th;~ be unnece-s_ de ~~~re Will. b~ 110 appointment ot' a. tatignblC' nnd COUl'n~{'ous in bnttlin~ Health Commi ••lon.r J>O!I!IlstbIe reduct10il ot th may be all P l' COmml!~'lOller at. present C.I rl cum.Cltnn<'e!\ may I' 1 . r· the torl'a." e expenses of The nejV b t It mlrbl ~ with thl~ ll('f'lil-ncc in its very stronghold. man, u ~ ot Ru<'h a~ OffiCial e]q~ re the a..c:::slstance Jl; dded rool~ .' That hi' nPllnintm .. nt wilt in th,' l.",t doubt (\ cJ.,-.. In pre~ent and until th~ ~~n but tor the WILL BEGIN JAN. 1. ,,'t!lt'" tor hlrn to wear a pa. be ntt'~ Fr\ 1~ ch'al' there l\'111 b tor a dfoDuty cl{'~rpl' impair thl' l'fficiency ot the Dr. Gr~.ne will ""g I bru\se~ In ("1\5(> city l-Ie-alth m<'nt. The oml~~lo; ~o :UCh appoInt(X-mmJs.sloner n hil!! dutlea a.s llrnlth D{'pnl'lmf'llt will be u8sertl'fl only suit to ~a."e Iy ~Il...l Or ' next Januan4 Th )lOlntmf'nt will illlUH t . uch an noQn the tlr~t ot seat FO .~ J )'"~r hy tho:-; ... 1lt"t1tlltNl Ity pl'r~ounl, pllliticnl out lo~~ 01 ('mcit"nc ra e eronomy wlthDr. Or·e~ne e ~a.laTY J-s $0000 a arnund in the ho 1'1 .. lstant n~th Is at preeent Asmy lhnf' wholly ~ shall dpvote Ill' "profc~",!onul" pr£ljudirc. Erne..qt ,Venoe-, E otftc-e. I mean' to. ;, Utles of my Starksboro Yt on r , \\as born at CI ~cet\"~ hi;'" prll 20, 1858. He th~ deJ,anlllent an~fnt~~n~ the head or fo public Brhool~e::rer:1s education 1n thp m)' own person If H b pput:rshlp In ' ,. tile Friends' S('Ihool native place and any ratC" J shall try ~n e done. and at ~ ot: 'lh@ extra Oml"E' I and put the CO"lt Ca")'1Jga C'oun·t).· In t~ L'"~on Sprlng~. Dr or Ba\'e t OUtrl1:ht. nto !';ornethlng else ..................... " ......... , ..... . ca.mo to Buttal~ e 1 of 1873 he .:\tedk.aJ COnf'og~ tto enter the Butralo S,~ «tadua.t~ In 18;6 r~ which he "'IUI "NO OTHER CHANGES l.1KELY. p cine In Roohe",/'" e pra<"tiCe-d medi/D eputy IIealth COIOtIllfisioner Gre"n I" As Car ae thE> R ('. a o. wh~n hI:' caJ,~p ~~ '~otlnlty until tlon is concerne-d ~~~~:Ican organiz8_ Co probahly tht' tJest ftut tn u a o. In ISS" asked ot n1~ whal~.... ng has b~e'1 WI Dr. Gr~ne '''~ (,F!'tity tor nppolntlng !. man to "ucC'(, t r -lot.." and sen·~~~~J~~~d 9DiRtnct my de-partment as "\ r except to mnkf' HellD l' nr ~t'lr, nr. Gue-e.s nnt' ot tbt" apP .. appolnt<>d HMlth Ph I when he Wn. 1 ha\'{:: madf" no pr~rr~tiVE" as POS!:!Ible. , I toT \'fl'Dut'. Boatd (It Health whll cl.o.n by the to take on any Pf'l'B m s~ and have not the plnre (Jf Henlth Co[UtDl!llt on Ile t chO${'n ...., oomp()!!ed, Dr ' • a.t that ttmE', el~e and. l~ast oC allo~ to .pIe-sse an],rone mAtle tb .. bold fIItD.t~n:l('nt thn t I f'XPf'DfiCS 01.• ~ Engineer E<\"; ~dw8.rd :llalln, jo-b. I shall h8\' e ' 0 g1\'e any man a would (!Unrllutee to r Idttce t h (', Ar QU. I lie) t a..otroll.r &JJ<2. W~'1Ja C. Shafer, and shall know no t:v~n{pf; of 'workers u m Summe-r. 'hnt df'll:1rtmt>nt ~l(l.O(lO n~' I' I I" U'e heallhl"'t city In ;h~I.m. We h"'",1 A ('Ol'e. .:r 1R ... \"0 k'('n Its pnWf'r tOI~ lO~IU o~ tbllse m . aim to Het Its markWOtrllJld 8 nd It rt tnt' nt'", "OIUml ~ lllnt r .Ill fltl lJ1 ~ ~ higher. \ (~ I t at.1 vll tor I ......... ............. ..... ... ........ ..... ................ .... .. ..... MA YOR·ELECT NOW IN ALBANY I '8 ~ ....... ... ',JPOk II I t I? me "" t"'" I 'hr' or [j ...................... ..... ....... .. .. .... .. ....:. ..... ;,.:.. wtt: ., .: ;-arne ··1 I evJt. t: {';:I' omex \. I . .. ............... I~]('. I lH .... hom" Phy: or l:~ :t::~ 1" l' I P "hlLp~. .,t!IIIII!'". I �FOUR IN SIXMOR[ CAS[S Of SMALL-POX OISCOYfBfO. A SINGLE ·aJWlkl}J W Victims Are In Infected Dis. trict an d Houses Are Quarantined. New Cases of Smallpox Are Bein g found With Astonishing Regularity and the Doctors Hasten to Vaccinate. t'OLICEM EN ARE BE ING VACCINATED, Bull the First Man t o Bare His Arm- W hole Force Takes Necessary Precautions. TOl AL OF rUN E FOR YESTERDAY - 80 II.'{ ALL Fumiration of Street Cars Will Begin at Once, and the Authorities Hope to Quell the Epidemic With, ~!.ffY! If..~,~/t~-'f..~~t-'I ing thC" small-pox ~uspe(,l~ on the East P>t Hide. reported to the HOJ-Ith Depart- lent early thl~ morning [hat two more cases of the dlsea..~e- had been dlse-'covered. One wa~ Andrew "'zolg()~z or .68 KosC'iu.';:zko street, and a.nother was nthon,}' Rabeckl a( 1145 Broadway. atb hOll!'leEl were immediately put un~llder quarantine. ~. About 11 o'clock Dr. Greene rE'Ported . 0 the Health Deparlment that he had iscovered four additional ca~es, makng a total of six new case~ discovpred his morn!ng The "lcUm"! are tr.reeittle girls of the Papela family, ~, 8 and I Il~O year~ old. Ih'lng at 153 Stanl~lau~ street. Ed Prybysz, who IIve~ at the t Bame place, is al!'=o affllcte-d The 8tanl:;lau!'= street housE' was put Btunder quarantine and a stI"ict watch 1~ being ke-pt In the neighborhood :,,,1' K!:(Dthc.r case~ that may deyelop. Pollee Surgeon Fowler this morning .pegan the hig task of vat'cinatins: the ~t'n In the Pollct,' Department. In~tead , or doing the thing In the Germa.n way" Ifrom the bottom up," he started on ::;upt. BUll, then ,'accinated Jumps E. Taggert. cl(>rk to the Commissioners, Jam€'~ Stark~. thp Superintendent's pri." 'ate set'retary and the other officials at th,. ~"n('\\i h~!ldqun.rter~. As there are about ROO mf'n on the po- DR...:W:.A.I.~ER B. "6 The house was quarantinprl at to Sncceecl Dr. ErneH t ' Ve n de. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NEW CASES Of QUA LL POX TODAY ~ .., l " l . .. aA. 08 - - Q A ../- I We< t;;; ' " CRIiiIii" REPORTS FOUR ... - -.. CASES FROM ONE DISTRICT OF CONTAGION-VACCINAT. ING THE POLICE. on t'f¥t' e C; ~ "I 7, lice ron·e. the job ot YacC'inating each copper will take some time. While the 6 uperlntenoe-nt and polke officials at e-ad'1uarters [UP not likely to be fXposed to the- ~mall - pox, it I~ very necpqsal'Y thp )lOlJcpmt'1l gpnprally 01-' protected again,t It. Supt. Buli thought iC ,he wa~ vaccinated first nobody ('oulcl Blike exce-ption to the order requiring all t'he other memheN'l of thE>- torce- to s.ubmit 10 the precaution so he took the ini.... \Un:tl\'f~ In baring his arm to Dr. Fowl!?r Health Comml~~ioner V.~ende stated ,,. today there have- been i l {'ages of ~mall­ "pox In the city since April 14 last. Ot this number two of thE:" victims hay'~ ~d led. )'IORt o( the ca~es are new ca~'C'~, ;:"l'I isco\'ered in the pa..qt three or tour - 'ee-ks, and 59 ca~es are a!=; yet unrecov,.,ered. .~ The epidemic here, the doctor :c::ays, Is a mild form of the dl:;!ea.~e. He rerom :: mend:-i that e\""e-rybody be vaccinated a..q &~iENX ; a", H('n lt h. ('omnlh>lHfo ll ~r by "oy or .. e l cet l<:'uigh t Xnme .) i to get furniture, and that they have not been very parUcular where they got it or whether It might have been infected or not. Because of th(> pOElsibLllty ot the small-pox contagion !:Spreading throughout the city by means ot the street carp step~ have been taken to have them fumigated. Late yesterday afternoon the matter 'was taken up in earnest when City Bacteriologist Bissell and Superintendent Mitton ot the Bultalo Street Railway Company met and thoroughly talked oyer the situation. The conclusion ot this conference resuited In a decision that It was advlsable to fumigate all the cars. The work wlll be done as 800n as possible, but just how It will be done h as not been settled . It will he a b ig undertaki ng as the company now has some 500 cars In operation and running be t ween eight difterent barns. Four cases of emaIl- pox we r e dlscovered ye sterda.y. That was the r ecord ror the day w h en the books ot the Health Office "'ere closed last nigh t. The n e'" cases yesterday were as fo l- Six nex ('a~eg or smal 'pow ha'~e been disco\"pred today In the infected dtsD esplte t h c v Ig II tr Icts 0 f this city. ance of the city physicians who are acting under ordpr~ of the Health Department In the Ir efrorts to a b ate th e 10\".'. ,. disease. It I, spreading continu a ll y In No. 83 Lathr op Street, T eresa Ceglelse'-eral c1ire('tfon~. ski, 3 years old. h Just as the c lock struC'k 12 the tele No. &3 Rother A venu e, on e case In t e phone rang tn the he-81th officE" and Dr. Koteras Camtly. Greene, who had been reconnoitering No. 146 Broadway, one case. No. 68 Kozkiusko Street, one case. among the Polif;h peoplE", said h e h a d The la". t named cases ~-ere repor ted four more cases to report in addition to ... at a late hour last nigh t . T h ey br ing the two reported early this morning. the number up to 60. T he new cases ~ ~~~~~~t~~I\,~;:i~~t ~~~:I~g'b~~':~~;~ At No. lu3 Stanl~laus Street t h er e a re are all located in the Polish section of diIInatt.. .rl every five OJ' l"Iix year!=;. The more wo gtrl~, and 10 ypnrs old, respectively, ofiyacc'1natIoll Sl'ar~ the 'hetlPr. It a per~on nampd Papela, who haye contracted the ~ ctty. ~ ha~ four or five ~an; he i~ practicall:r diseaRe. This family lives In the f r ont ~ dmmune. The- (act that a person ha~ had of the houRe. I n the rear resides Edtpmall-lX>x does not make him ab~olutely WRI'd Prybysz, 23 years old. He a lRO !lmmunp. but Is 8om<' protection. and has small - pox and so has his 2-year-old ./1 .../ ..~. _ .. .. . ~ya("l'Ination Is eVf'n better rwotcetlon. If daughter. The h oU!~e. has bee n qua r ,~ ;. ~.~\L..A....J e ven'- person In tlll~ ('ity wa~ properly vaccinate-d, thp d(){'tor says, the present antlned. An abundance ot work confron t pd the 11 ~ ~ e-pldcmlc w(')ulrl not last two weeks. medical talent ('or the Deoartn,ent or . . . . ~. . . .• .. . . . . . .... .• . . . . • Hea1th this morning when Ihe O~ fiCfo doors wpr(> thrown open . 'l'WI) p,J r l!' . . . . . . . . _. . ~.. . ..... ,. . ... . . morning cases were reported by East _~~-::-: " ----..., Side physician.. Andrew Czolgo.z. 3~ TilE n e w Mavo r of Bu ITa l o h as years old, of No. 68 Kosciusko Street, Is J one victim. The otber Is a boy, Ansel ec t e d \Y. _ D. Greene fOI" thony Hobieski ot No. lU3 Broadway. This Is the sPl'ond person taken III with H e alt h C ommi.s i one r of that c ity . the maladY at No. 1145. 1 n \V e n d e, Police of the Eighth p,.el"inct th is The presen t incum lent r. morning reported to DJ·. Wende tha.t a llau llt! stron~cst cnt.lorscmeu t, family at No. 'jj LOE'pere Street had .... become Intected. A phYRlclan from the frow .. ll cla~"eR and p~rti~', hl'\ dppartment was sent to InveElUgate the report. Dr. 'Wende a lso ordered the pohe WaS a n,'moe, ·,t. It ;s ve ' y lice of No.8 to p lace a quarantine on I th~ Broadway and Kosc1uszko Str eet evident that no Of'mocrtH lICe{ ,LP houses. 1,1., fOI" au).·tbing It1 Bu'l:tICl, New DR. W E NDE 'S SUCCE SSOR RE' n c .. lnn.t1n g th e Police . York, or allY utll!'r Ity j .. Ih(' PORT S M ORE SMALLPOX, Dr. Fowler, tht' police surgeon. .tarter! .hortly afler noon today to State uUller 1h e l .. sl, (f tl" p.,,'ty MAKING TOTAL OF SIX vnef'inate all who w(Ore In the police CASES TODAY, headquarter" building. All the policpwhi)J, Imen and ~pedal~ who had not prevlous~I C, ~ ly h,'en vaccinated had to bare their ... -, J arms and rereh"e trPlttmpnt. Tht" doc'tor waR (ully equipped fo~ the Dr Gref>nf", who will be Health C'om- operation and as soon as he has fil1lshE'd mi~~tont~r after January 1!!1~ dlscovend at hE'adquarterfo; he wHl ylsit the stu.four CRSt>R aC smallpox 1n nne hau~e at tIon~ and continue till e"~ry member ~o. 153 Stanislaw!! SlrE"pt thl~ morning. ~t the forre has heen vacclOa~ed . This mnkes ;1 total or Fix cases reported l.o IUJ· Ju l u{ About D e (l d l g. , to th(' lif'alth D("partml'nt today. Two F. A. I{nazak ha~ lodged <:omplalnt IiltlO ~Islt·r~, who~e lSurnam,," I~ Pnpt'ia, '.lth Hen lth Comml~:'Ilonpr Wendl:' to Oll(> 8 Yf'arR old nno ano ther 10 yenrs old, 'he E"tTN't thnt small- pox intection at art;' tv,o or thl" paU.... nta. T hf'ir part·nts ... 47 <3ibRon Street ilnd No. 209 Sweet I occUpy the (ron t 1'01 Uon ot lh(' house. ,,"'11. . from the buyi ng bv per~llwanl PrZb}6Z, :!3 yt'n rs old, and n. AVPIlUP Ht08H , -.. C'· - ondFtlf' A"irl lit the @a mf' nam'~. 2 yeaTS ol~, &oos lb."lng tn the 01,1\ l~, a set' It ~h O Uve tn lht~ reOr or the house, are hand bedding wh ich \\ as used. by ho..te l Ih e olhf'r two pa ti ent.!!. T tw huutle ha" pE'ople during the Pan- Amerl~an Exh ('en 'Iuarnnt lned and the- s utrerl'rR vac- p OSi tion. )tr. K n a s a k saId th l~ morn d nat("d. A pollce delall 1s gu arding t h e lng t o a. "£I 'M88 reporter th:'\t 'lY ot h QUSC. th e reQi,ipnta of 'Eas ' have ft 2 '" f t..· Fm·'·rZ.. ,.L·. . J DR. GREENE .I e nr. DISCOVERED FOUR CASES ]f'ltql" lLi~ e< :p -;tI/ I ......II..IIIftIl..ii..li..r~~......~la~k:e;n.;advan~~ ............ ~~l:~~~~ thq . . . . . . II<II~I M.~h .... A. It ye.terday fell to the lot of Dr. Walter D. Gree.!.ll:.. the Health Commiestolfd liELli lG"discover four l'1('W' ~mallpox cases in one house. The dIsco"ery ot thi. nMtl' nest ot the dls~ase was made at Xo. 153 Stani8iaU!i Street. In the hou~e at that number there is a front and rear portion, an d In the front two little girl. of the fa mIly of M. Papela. one 8 years ot age and the other 10. are down with the dis ease. In the rear part of the house n ra Edward Przbysz, 23 years ot age, an d his 2-year-old daughter. Y.7. 1- L once and a detail ot police placed on guar d. The remaJning inmates "'ere ,"acc lnated. T"lO other cases di~('overed ye~terday were reported to Commission(>r \\"e n~ de's office. They are Andr(>t\' CzoIgosz, 39 years ot age, living at No. 68 K lls" clusko Street. and Anthony Robeskl. whose home is at No. 1145 Broadway. I S PRE.\D A)IOS G C HILDRE~. There werE' three new cages reported to the Heal'.h Department IRst night. making nine ne\\" ones l'esterd~y, a to tal of SO so fnr. One of w.b.e new ones, It Is belle"ed, I~ responsible for a pa r t ot the outbreak among chtldren, and will undoubte~ly cau'e considerable turthel' trouble. ::\Iaggle Corna. a 12.;rcar-old child Ih '", Ing at No. ~8 Sobieski Street, was fou nd to ha,'e smallpox and t o be In the adYanred Ftnge at t'9!-O weeks, the ea rly portion of whIch she mingled f reely with the children of the nel~hbol' h ood . Her parents seem to have been Ignor a nt of the nature of her illness; at least no physlcl"" was -ailed . ' At No. 63 Loepere Street a c hild n21l1ed Sewetatska. has been dlsco,"ered to be nfflicted and the hou~e h a~ bN" n Quarantined. Rosaline Ce..chlsky, also a child. !lvIng:lt No. 72 Loepere Street, was ta k en 111 two days ago and ye-sterd8.Y was found to haYe S'TTlaIlpox, The hou ~e waf quarantined and guarded~t once . ' ''ORIT ,y '-- 0 - STR E ET C "RS '" , 11. • The He_11th Department has no t a ~ yet begun the work of fumIgating the street ('ar~, but that is to be talten up at once and wi ll probably begIn t hi S! morning. It ifl belIeved that thp ('roS9 town cars, which are used by both t hp.> Polish East Side residents and the ' Vest Sid" people, ,,"111 sen·e. If the y have not a l r~dy served, a~ the means of disseminating germs to ull p a r ts of the city. Dr. 'YllIiam G. Bdssell. city bacterl.,lngl~t, had another conferencE" wit h T . E. l\lltten, the Auperlntendent of the lInE'R of t he BufCalo Railway Comp an y ye.terday. and In this conteren ce th ey planned to fumdgate all the cars of the dllTerent lin ... and to repeat the proeess at brief tntervals as long a~ th e epidemic continues. T E "PORARY POLICE C Ol"RT. TI' b h lere IS every proba illty that t ere will be a temporary police court ope ne d at the 8th Precinct Statton by JudK6 Murphy. with the Idea ot kee p lnlf prIsoners who might be inflicted with ~maJ1pox germs, separated from the other prisoners. tor prison life I. mos t conducive to contagion and If t h ~ d isease once got Into the Jail and P en ltentJ:1rY, It wouln make n sorry state ot alTair. and cost thp city and coun ty many thousand!-i of doIlA.I"~ . The Health Department will n,'xt vaccinate the prtsoner~ and inmates oC the yurlom. penal and ('haritable Instltutlon~. Pulice Surg~on" Fowle', bp-gan his work of ,"accfnnttng the PoIlC'e Department yesterday_ Hf' a p. pea red at Hpad(}uartf"rs In the tn?rntn g a.nd the first per~on who har~d hIS :-lI'm ~'as none other than Supt, Bull: th n .Tame~ E. Taggert. clerk of the P.)Jire Board, ufter whom Jilme~ Suuk . thp. superintendent's; prlvute secretan--. wa fii' ,-acctnnt(lcl. Fronl the Ru perlnlendenL's offi ee. D r . Fowler wen t through nIl t h e other de I I tl e nmo ng th fli mp n par tm en s an< 1 n ot S ta ti on N o.1. ::\""0, 3 w as nex t \' Js lt~d . The s u rgeon sa.ld b e h oped In. th r ee d a y s t o h a v e v ncf'i nat ed an men w ho have no t bee n well vaccina ted iq the recent past . .a....................~mI....IIIIIIII.. illiiiiillllll..lii �Dr. W. D. Greene. ; prominent phY8ici~'" of flalIiUo, haa a numherof warm friends 10 Wilkes·Barre, who were greatly pleased 10 Jeurn this lVeek Ihat he bad heeo appoioted Heallh (hmmiasioocr of the big EXJIOIIition (·ity. Dr. Greeoe i... man of many high , uttaloments, ao,l i. well esteemed hy hi. I I lellow physicians, fully 300 of who!" ell· nursed his application lc.r the JIOIIillon 10 which he w,.. ro<colly appointed . The Wilk .... lIarre liieud. of Dr. Greene aurl hi. at'COwplisbed "'ife ""od hearliest greetings. and iDOid.nlaJly cougratnlate the people of I BulL&lo on having the services of man .nth ICholarly attainment&. I 8 0)' *** MANY WANT TO BE LICENSE l!Iitb hgenbmo im 8. tin 'ltottaeilleritfjt mu,n.,• . bamU bie in I ~imllefuditen nidlt mit r . ...., WI 1., pr Ie �SMALLPOX IS ERRATIC. .. .. .. From f If S ;cit:4,141':. , , ... , , . , . . . .. . . . .. t······ .......... , ...... .... :..: ....... . ~ Doctors unable to forecast Progr ess of Contagion. ONE NEW CASE REPORTED PHYSICIANS DEPLORE CONGRATULATING MR, KNIGHT. IT IS 0.- I,\THROP STRf;ET, "-HICI'I liAR AL~!OST AS M.\ ;>;Y VICTDIS AS LOEPER~; STRI-:ET. MEET AND I The uncertain nature of tbe smallpox contQgion can be Blustra t (' d DO betirr - .1 than by the marked irregularity 10 t le I . to daY Tho number of oUlbrf"aks from (rl) • 'C"~ numbpr ot new ras('~ droppE'd to 00(' t tprday tram 51" tor tbe prc\-lom'l liar· 3l:> Friday no ('asps wer~ reportedTh~ lslf"st case is Rt :-;0. 32 Lathrop 81 reet tha~ of John HadaD, three )C;lr:'J old. .\0 EaHt Side physldaD reported lhe case at th('l vaccination burl?'au on Broad"ay y('~tprday afternoon. 11e sail! tbert' wera two othE'r 8U:;fll('iou~ ca:;~8 In thE tamily but he was not pr<,parl'u dPfinite~y to dlagnoqe t hem as smallpox. ODe of t 6 jo~pector~ -wa3 sent at once to Inv('stlg:~: the case and bls report confirwpd first dlagnOHIR. Th€' InRpeclOr said that two otber chtldrt'o in the houst:> wen"' ill 'With symptoms that will u~doubtedl~vd~; velop into gt'oulue cases '\\lthln B. d • two. bid 1 Ir to La.throp Strt'et by tbe way. 8 a cutoumber Loep~re Stret't in tht"" den'lop' ment of new rast'~. as DPsrly thrt.~e tourth~ 0! the casps rt'port('d within tho bst ~t~\ days are on that streel. The- health tho~1tles nre una hie to as~ign Bny rE'Usoo for ·thEtt Rudden outbreak. exct"pt th" 1 · gt"nt"ral thpory that it 15 within the 1mTllE'dlate limits of the pr e,'alf'nt contagion. As one at the dortors said Irlst night "Smallpox Is a traitor and would rather · strike In the dark than oat" The hpalth authorities are' keppin~ up a vlgorou8 hou!'\e-ta-hou~e canva!'\9. but thE'''' have decided to dlsrootlnue to giYt~ au , t11efr route o( inVl'~tlgallon In advaol't One olthe greatest ditllcultles the doC"'tal":-, labor undpr Is the policy at ('ollcealmeut resorted to by many ot tbOS(1 who have a:l Ignorant dread ot vaN·tnation and lh(> publication of the routt>R bas unwittingly helped to balk the etrorts of thf' ofth'er!'. · There was a report late yestprday after'noon o( a su~piciouti ca~f' In ~·t"iss Strt'et, whIch Is sHualed Dear tbE' ,'tty IInf', not far trom ("Un too Street. Two of the inspectors madt' a searC'h through the "treE't but fallf'd to nnll any tra('e of the diseas'e . T o make surf>. bov,e"t'r. they will go out again today "hb a .polic(lman and make a tborough in\"t"slIgatlOn o[ every house on the strert, Dr. Grt'f'ne 1\'a~ a!=kf'll last nIght tt be IntPDded to carry out Dr. "·code's poltc~ · In the fight fat" morp adequate Quarantine facilities. "A oew Quarantine bo<::pttal" he an~n\'{·red, "i~ certainly ooe ot ~the' crying need!\ of the dppartmpnt. Xt>arly every City at importanC'e in the country has Quarantine quarter~ ",hpra pa· tlcots may be trt'ated ('omlorlabl)- and I humaol"ly and not ht"rded in two single w.ardS llke cattle, as we are forct'd to uudpr the present conditions." Some of tbp Eaat StdA people. Dr. Oreene WDS toM, art:> alarmed by rumor::l to the ptfert thal ~E""eral physicians" ho are trtatJng smallpox casfOS. ure attending to their oth"'I' dUlh's without laking the~,roper precautioD~ as to dlstnff'cting 1bplr clothing. "There Isn't the slightest noason for alarm on tbat score,·· said thp doctor t>IDphatically, "for variouti reasons. In th th~t place. most of the cases are dl"n,... t'red by tbe Inspectors on their daily rounds. Furthermore. when a physl<'ian dtscoverd a (ase, he Is obliged not only to report it at once to the department, but also to turn It oyer to us for trf'atment. T hey are very glad to do so, lOa. You'U Ond VE'ry few physido.o9 ot prIvate p ract1ce that go around tprrE'ting Ollt casE'S, for the n'agon tbat it burts them wIth their otbpr patlpntl'." "A grpat many Pt"ople have douuts as t o the numbt'r ot tirnPR thpy ought to be v accinated. "'bat wou ld be your advice on that score?" " Tbt' r e can be DO arbitrary law laId down as to the period to Intervene bptween vaCCinations. Gf"DPrally, most of U8 consider that three or four well-marked Brars rp.nder one practically immune. but there hi nothing Cl'rtaln about it. As a lu le. I should say that If the last vac~ clnatto n has been 8ucces~ful, one may sately allow a pf'rlod or four y~ars to ("lapse berore takIng the ,'aecinat Ion pre,,·entlve. "Altaln, thert" are a numbpr ot fnstanres "Where pf'ople b tllev~ that Ir the vdcclnalion ralls to lake, It I. a slga tbat tbey do not nped the pn~ventlve. The taUacy of tbat theory hi proved by a. case dir pctly In po(ot (0. the present outbreak. La.v lna M08('r, the youn g woman who ~'a8 r pmover to t h e q uarantine hospita l lllst WPf"k from No. 381 Hudson Sl r pet, WAS vacclDatfid tbrt"fi limes, once WbPD shfll was a child, aga in during the S('are or last "prlnr ~nd , flnl\lly. a wrek or two pre v Jou8 to ('omlng down with the d'sease. In none o( thf's4" lnstnnrp.R did the varc l natlon "lru8 ..·ork and !Ilhe ftnal1y dpveioppd a t~-pI('al case ot t.h~ disease' The only safe way Is to get v3.('clnalcd o~fn Bod again uDtl1 Ow vaccination takes. I know ot a case whpre a woman "':1.8 vaccInated Bf"v@ n times bt'fore the virus pro .... e(l etrf'ctlv~." Thp names or tht" C'aM!S rpported lule last Saturday night are I-Iplt>n Pachowlak 01 No. 212 Vetrolt St r eet, aad Wall"r F r ick, th r ee YE-a n ol d . ot No. 1~2 Sbumway Strflet. Thf' rf" a.re tour fam illes In thl) D rtrolt Bt r tet hou st' , but as t he Intu('trd fa mil y Is s h u t oft trom t he ot hpr tumat. s at th e house , it was dpc lcl ~(l t o close on£' entr a nce to a PlWl8ageway, s o t hat thf< oth er tam t11~1 would not ba'·e to be Quar 8pt in ed, THE npPOINTMENT Of tIons Upon H,s SelectIon as Health CommIssIoner. to M:.n or~el~ct Era8tus C_ KnIght upo n L. his !->E:'IeC'tlOn of Dr. '\\-"'alter D. Greene as Health Cl,nlmissioner. Dr. Gri'"t"ne t::- a l!'iO the rectpj~nt ot nlany exprcs~lon,s of WE'll wtsh-es and l'ong-J-a.tuln.tion..'i Crom his n u merous frlends_ Among those who have sent congl<:ltulalory lellE'rS are: Dr. E. J. .:'\J t"yer. Dr. Henry Duswell, Dr. ' V. C. Krdu8~, Dr. Charles F. Howard. Dr. George B. Rtocker. Dr. J ohn T. Cla r ls, Sister Fellcl te of the Slste,,' Hosplta.l. of whlc-h institution DI'. Greene has be-en one or the u t tf'-ndant phylslcll:"Ln!ll tor a. long time; J u~lce AlCl'ed Sprmg of the Appellale m,·I.lon of the Su prpm~ Court at R ochestE"r; FIre Com missioner "\V. R Grattan. F. , V. ::\1. Heerwa~n, and m.nny others. PROMINENT LOCAL DOCTORS TAK E ISSUE WITH MAYORELECT KNIG HT-DI NNER FOR WEND E. In thp. lE'cture rOl")m lIe the Buffalo Lihrary thert; \\ a~ h(l'ld last night .1 mf'Pting of Bufralo'::; promin(>nt physidan~, and whilt" thl'< gatherIng \\ tiS primarily a starter or a local medic-al organization it had n tHrong semblanee to an fnciigllcttion lItf>p.ting. The principal sllbjPf'l of rliS('U,'::slon was the anJ'oinUnf'nt, recPlllly Inade hy )[ayo~' ­ "PIpet Knlgh I, of Vr. (ieorg p ( ' . Grpel1e a~ Health c 't'I1nmis~ioner to ~upprf'e-rlp Dr. Ernl"st "\\·pnfjp. prpspnt tnf'umhe-n,,: or the pffi"e. Thp mee1.ing of Jast nigh' "as cailed to hf'al' U1P report of th': COlnmiltef" which W.l.!'\ appolnt£'d on thp night of Xon'mher 1:1, wh~n a numh •. !" of local phY!iilC'lans Illet to ("nn~ldpr lh~ affairs of tllP HE'alth Dt~partmp.nt, alHl to to ke up f'lIr-h other bu~lnp~s as the l~ommtttE'e (oun.l h.self ready to preF=enl. ' A nl ~. or (o m mltt e ~ . The l'011lmitt@p Which waltE"d upon ~layor-plf'rt Knight. and whlr'h Pl-"ftPlltpd him \\'ith a pptttion bearing th{'> names of ~ontp 31)0 physirJAllfl who t"o?fJue~t('{1 that Dr. "\"nde be continued In office Is a!ll rollo".;!'!.; Henry R. Hopkln~. l'harlf's {'arey. John Parmpntpr. F. Park Lpwi:" ('harlf'!II U. Stockton, Jnhn H. Pryor, ('al'lton R_ Jewf'lt, .A . Fa Bull, Georg"'" ~1.o8ely and Herman E_ Hayd. La ~l night thp commlttep prN~pnted a fl"pon of th(' hearing whtch took place in tile prCRt"nC'e or .Mr. l~nlght. It \\ as statt>c1 In the report that :'\lr. Knight told the committee he felt that he ('ould tak~ (are of the matt~r hinu=.elf. but woulrt con~lder what thp rnembE"rs or the comntlttee had ~ald. Aftp'r the unanimous adoption of thl~ rpport by the mE'etlng a t'f'~lut10n was offt"red by Dr. ~la.nn, which a lso "1~ adoptt"'d aftf'r a fpw tnlnutps' ('onsidprarion. Thp reRolution is spIl-explanatory and rendf', In part. 88 follows. I ~fillt lSediiumllulIg, fllllllerl\ mll~t'~dt. I :Del1l IJieftgen ,,:Demotral" gegeniiver qolten luir unfm inbiteUe Illnllage ge' gen :Dr. Wen be, ban cr fief) ben .\1:011]o, film gegeniioer nicfJt il1ll1ler als Glentleman VenOllll1len qat, boll(tan'oig auf reef)t. Wir erfJooen biefeloe erft bann, ols ~. ~tt't"e""bereitil ernannt toar un'o mir mollen auef) je~t ~r . Wen'oe IJOf ber Deffentlief)feit, fObie! aIS moglicf), fef)onen. Go1Ite er aoer !Belege fiir unfm !Be' l)a uptung lleriangen, fo ft nb mi r gerne omi t, il)l1l perfonl icf) ben ~lal1len un' fers Gleto a qr~manne5 an3ugcoen ober fonft im "Q1oltsimm'o" 'oiefel1l bas I Wort 3u geoen_ I I - Wende Is Deplored and Physi~ians 0aanize. 6. C'"~ 1F1,e/i' .~c' 2 -II~ C ITIZE~S rrh E' R E' .!Iolntlon. f • • • • • • •• • • • •• ••• • • _ • • • • • • TUJi: NEW Ma.\·o r of Bu tTillo 111\ nppointeu D r. \~aJter Gr~ 1\ to be health co nllnissi<)ner of the Ci ty of Bu flid o. Dr. Wende fi ll . pd posi tio n most ncceptably. bu t lIe 1\'1\5 a Democrat . "1'0 the vict()rs oelong t he spoi ls." , '?·hf"I'P8S. Our pE'tition 'val:' ignored anti thp announC"fompnt madp that A RepuhlIcan favorltp would hp appointpd to f'uN'ppd Dr. ' \"pndp as r'omml~!-tonE:"r tor thp. tprm hpgtnn lng .January I, lno:!; thpI'ptorp bp (t R€'&'Ih.:pd, Tho t we deplorp. and prCltpst thi~ action of the !\-[ayor p)PC'" t . anti ,,"p rail upon all good C'ltlzen~. who havp at hpsrt the welfare ami good namp of 0111' city. to jotn in thl!'!: prf)tf"M and til A!"~ist in prp·. ,"pnllng lhf' rlp~rada.l1on of thp Hpolth DppRrtmpnt nom pa r tl~an ap.pohumpn t, Ilod npFtnl\'ed, That Wp hpr"'hy nrganizp our:-.,}vep into a phy~I.-jR.ns ' puh11,' IlI"alth f1~~ol~i;:H(on, and pIpogp ollr hp~t p!'rort!'l tn thRt fond that th~ nffl,'12< of Hpalth (·ommIFslollPr hp marl'" nnn-pn.1'liran a n d that thp fn('umhpnt of that offkp f'hall hf' a man of 8l'k.nowlpdgf'd fttne~~ anu thornugh h·aintng. and WP hf'reh~· flnnnllnrp. nor lntpntion tn aFslst 111 all \\'i1y~ in kf>pplng thp AtiminlstrR- Uon of the Hpallh Dppartmpnt nn It!; pr.· ~·'n' high plnnt. , ,·ill Gh·... " f"n dp Dlnn i" r. Dr,.. Sto('kpl'. £11 H An.1 p ... of th". mattpr. Fnr tbp pUrpN"p of FlimulalI fnliC" f'o.nppration thprp. will b,.... a ninnpr gl·w·n in ahout a. w,.,pk. nr~_ 4~'H'pY.1 Pnrm"'nt"'r nnd Lpw(!-li wprf' :'lppointpd :t f'nmmitt(>p of nrrnngPtnpnts. Thp c1I11nf"r wlll al!"to l1nrtal{p of thp natul"p. flf n rompltl1lpntary ff.FtI\"rll for the rf'tlr tng ('oml1ll~slonpr of Hpnlth. .JOIlPfl. dl~rUflSE"d "Arinll~ Lnn~ phaFP~ AS KED TO JOIN MOVEMENT Effort to Make Office of Health Commissioner NonPartis~ n and to Remove Influence of Politics fr om De partment. By his fallul'e: to Teappoin t Dr. Ernf'st ",Vende ali H,·a.Jth Commission e r :\la y or-1 e lect Era~tu::::: r. Knight haR i ncurred the displeasure of Buffalo p hy~i da n~_ At i:L !.)enpral meeting of phy~lttan~. held In the Publlc L Ibrary B uildIng lu" night, n'~olutlon~ were adop t ed prot(>st· fng agaiu~t the ~election of " oi. Rf'pubIll-an fa vorite" to ~ucceed D r . 'Vende, a n,1 calling upon " all good r lt iz ens" to join In pren'nting "the d eg r~ldation of the Health Department f rom partb~n uppoint.rnents." The Physicians' P u b li c "::-Ie<tlth As",,'(:Iution formally came into e xist en t e at the meeting to prevent lbe H ealth Department from fa lling in to th e s cope of poll tics. A specia l com mi ttee w-a~ appoi n ted by Dr. Charles ('a r y. e hainn<ln, to pertect the or gan iza1:ion. an d anothe" committee was appoi n ted to arrangp it teAtimonial dinner to D r_ " "end€'. The rt'"solutlons adopted fo ll ow : " ' VheTf'as, a committee appo intE'd hy thl~ budy to presen t a peti ti o n to :\layor·('i~ct KnIght. a~king h im to consid1?r the office or H ealt h Co mmiRslonpr 18 non-partisan . and to co ntlnu~ Ernest "\Yenrif' a.t the h ead of th(' Health DE.>I)artment, w h ich petition \\' as ~Ignprl by more than thre(> hu n dred re· puta.bI~ phYSicians of thi~ ci ty; ann " 'Vherl.'a~. our com m itteE" fa lthfully perrormed Its duty in obed ie n ce to 1t~ I I Frotn .. _.. . ..... Failure of JV\ayor- Elect Knight to Reappoint Health Commissioner DR. GREE~ M any ('ongTatu lntions are bei n g se nt PROTEST r Dr. Greene Also ReceIves Many FeliCi ta- In~tructlons; and petition W ;iS ignorf'rl ma de th a t a Rt~pub1i{'an fa vorite wo u ld b ~ appoint "f! to succeed Dr. ' Ven d e a ~ Health Commissioner for t he t er m he glnning In Ja.nu:J.ry, 190:!. thereforE'. b e It "Resolved, T ha.t we dE'p lore and pro te-st thl~ action of the ~rayor · ('leC"t. and w(' c!all upon all good cl t1zenli;. who haYp at hE-art the w e lfa.re and good nJ.me Of OUI' city. t o j ol n in this prott'st md to assist tn p r E.> v e nting the degrddatlon of the H eaJth Depa rtment from partisan appol ntme nts . ·'Rt'solved . Tb at we h er e by 01'ganiz~ ourselves in to a Phy:::zi · duns' P u blic H eal t h A ssoclation and pledge Olll' best effo rts tn the end th'" the omce o f H ea lth C o m mistilolll!r be made non- p a r tl~a n ano that the incumbe n t o f th at offi ce sha.ll be a Ulan of ac knowledged fitn esH and thorough training, a nd we h e r E.> by an. nounCt~ our intention to assis t in all "vaYf; In keeping t h e ait ml n t ~ tratton o( the H pillth Departmen t on its pres e nt high pl,we:' Two weeks ago a comm itteE". appointed at .it former genera l meeti n,lt. callp.l upon :\layor-elt"'et Knight a n d present('d a petition, signed by 300 p h ysIcia ns, for the re-tentlon In office of D I·. \Y e nuc. Hf·feren<.'(" wa~ made i n the r e p or t ot the ('ommittee to the re m ark o f ~rr. KnIght that hp wou ld "acC'ept the r e-sp onsJ· hility" of his action. what ever it "OUI.d hp. The appO intmen t la t er o f D .r . _ _- . r~... to slH'cped D r. W end£> g-.l"ri:'f(>11 by the p h ysic l a n~ a s a n affront. II owi"\'pl'. Dr_ Grt'en e's na m e ,,"tl~ not mentlonf>d at th(' mf'etl n g, a nd the sHu!'\ lo n wa~ made t h at l\1r. Knight "mlght have donf' worsf'_" T he ('ommit t ee wh ich m et ~Ir. Kn(s;-ht a n d which ~ignecl t h t report WR.!=l comflosed or Dr. Henry R . HOpkin., Dr. Chllrlp~ ("ary, D I"_ J o h n Parm E.> ntel'. Dr. F. Park Lp\vlf', D r . C h arles A , ::,""'tockton, Pr. J ohn H. Pryor. Dr. C'a r llon R. Jew· I ptt. Dr. Gporge T. :\.fosE>ley, D r. H e rman E. H a yd a nd Dr. H . T . Bull. Dls('us.~lon ('nsued as to w ha t th F ~p€'Clfl(" purpm;e of t h e orga ni z;:t tion should be. Dr. A. A. J o n e~ Rsk p(] : "I tho\J,lthl our p u rpo..·H," w oul d be t n n tt empt to take thf" Hea1th D ('pa1'tmfl nt OUI nf potltlt"s. Therero r {'> , I ~ k for ~ome ativiC'e on this "cor e _" "Phy~idRn~ t-lS a r ul e." ~ airi Dr. Elt Long, "are nOl t:le! f·asser t iY(' e n oll~h. "~e ClUght to wjptd more Influ e n ce t h1.:1 we do. "~e ought Lo as~ lst in th E' prope r admlnistra tJon of t h e H ealth D "pa rtme n t." It was fi na ll)-~ r p ~ ol v e d to J ~n v A thf'> l.~pt;1 11 8 or thE.' orgu nlz a tfon In th ~ ha n ds of t hE' t·om m Ut f'p. which ,vus l'om posed '<I f Dr. Pryor, D r. -:i. o~klnF. Dr. LewIs. Dr . :-;t o('kton a n Dr Cary. " " 'i1cl'eaN. OU)- and the annou n C'emen t I I I I �~.s I om..... ...... ...... ...... ..... .•. ..... -- ..... . . ....................... . ...... . ' • • • • • • • • "i. .. ... = ~ ...' .... WILL AID HEALTH DEPARTMENT, Fo,.l ., P...tlents Itnd Health Physician Discovers a Number of Patients In the East Side Districts. Physicill ns Organ ize to Keep It Upon Its Prese nt High Plane. _ _--re i-# ,M-I6'·1I6~ Buffalo phyttlclans who are friendly Dr. 'Vendi'! organlzPd a $:o<."1ety last ~cht In the rooms or the Sode'ty 0; ~ nt on Jts presE'nt high plane. 1'l1e v .n • " the l n iety wUI be known as the Physician.;' bllt IT('alth As~OC'iatton. At a meeting held !ol"f>"eral week~ a~O eommltt(>e was nppoinLf"d to draft a m ortal to bE' presented to :MayoT(\ Knight. and requesUng him to re.... n the pn~~ent hpalth ('omnll~ston('r 111 l <:e. Th(' lt aY0I'-elect met thiS comtttee at t he- Genesee Hol(>l The (omE'ption gh'('11 to It by the :Mayort. Thf' r(>pot"t stated that A!r'l •c r c h b'. ation a f"ommi't".fIo .•Ippolntt'd by lhl'" Y to pref;ent a petition to )la!o'or-elect n ight. al'lklng him to con~!dpr the office r Health C'omm~sslon('r AS non-part1~an. d to contlnut> 1~rpP'9t 'Wende- at the head r tht" Health DE'pnrtm",nt. which petition wa~ ~ l gnPd by more than 300 reputable b YMIC'illns of this {.'tty, and " ·hf'rt·noll. OHr cllmmlttef' faithfully peror mt"c1 In dutl' In oho;:dlence to h~ Instruc- o \\ hCrt'8!:', a I. tions; and W hc-rea"l. I I I RETIRING V I OFFICIAL IS OUr J'{'tltlon wa~ Ignored anel thE" announCf>rnent made thnt a ReDublican fnvQritf't w"'Jld he !;l!l\lolntt>d to ~ucee('d Dr W tonue AS Health Comml~slonE'r ror the l ~rm ~glnnlnJt Jan, 1. 1~1. therefore. hI" It R esl1lved. Thltt we d£'plore and prot('st h is artion of tllfO :\taYol'-elf'Cl. and WP. {'all 'U()("n all good ('ltlzt'n!'l. who have 8t heart t hf> welfare and good naml-' of our elll", to oln In lhl~ Jlr.,te~t anrJ to a '5515t In prev enting th~ d~radatlon oC the Health pa r tmen frnm partisan appointments. Ruoh·eo. That 1',,(1 hf'r('b'\' organiZE" our-I fIolvPil Into a PhYRkhns' PubliC' Health A!=:soel atlon and f'ted.~c our b(><;Il t'rrort~ to lht'! I en d that thp offi("f" (·f Health Commi~slon(lr be m de non-pnrtlsan and that the- Incum. bf>n t of that otHee hn :-t man of ackno" 1edRe<J nrn~s anci thornUllh training, anu w e hereb}' annOUl1{,p t'll1r lntenttnn to a%J~t In all wars 1:J kreplng the admlnlstnn!on of t ht' Health Deparlmt'nt on Its pre~t"nt blgh plan. I n e DR. W E NDE PRESENTED WITH HANDSOME BY ~ ~ CI ., ............... . -.-- ... ~ A number"f Buffalo physidans met SBturda~ ~ t and passed re~olu­ tlons de-pill) I"'''' the ta.:lure of :\layo\,Poleet Kntg '. In reappoint Dr. Ernest fie c!. Health Phy~ic1an. Then t hey pr<lce('detl t" the rormallon of a P h}' lel ns' Public Healt~ Assocl:ition. pledged to ('"orts tor making the office of Health '''I]mm.:.u\nner non~partlsan. ntl f:,1> ur1ng \..ct an II1rutnhf-nt "a man r ncknowledged fltn~~A and thorough tr olDing." The- purpl)s~ Is comnlf"ndablE'. The ruurler W8S in Agreement w l lh lhf"~f' dO('\'JrA in thr desire tor D r. \\·en·~f'·s rf'tpnt:on. Rut it bellf''\'e~ that Dr ,\~. D. GrP.'enp mf'ets the reQ.\H! :nellt!!! as "1 man of al"knowl~dgeo ~tn(>~R a.nd thornugh truin1ng," and Is l nerrfor(' i'1'l("lItJed t'l r"pnlt Mr. Knight With \\ 1:;- m In the !l:election, If not 'n t he detel·mlnat.oe that a ('hange should '''(>1 b t" marl"', I SET OF One of . ................... , ..... < .......... .. I Tlte 81",,8 ot the times a !abor flf love, I a!'l~ure you 1 «reatly appreciRtp thl!' JZ'lfl a,.. E'vlden('e- of your t"st(>(>m. r !'hall ('herlsh that chpst. ".. lth Itf' ('ontt"nt)o:. as nne of my ("lo8e~t trP8~­ ur"s 8!' tl'n~ a~ J llv~. J( wp. tolt'pther. made Blitfillo'~ Hpalth nepartmE'nt (amnUfi WP all dr!o;E'n'p crpdtt. 1 am glad tn Ipl'lw Dr. Grf'rnr R rorp~ of tru!'Otworthy ann ablf' mf'n. T thJJ.nk you mo~t heartily fnr this gracious C'ompllmf'nt.'· Dr. ,,' ~nde' ~ reMpon!!:£' ",,'af' ,lit'ref>tf."d ?oith prnlonge-d applau5:E', and he VIo'SS ('ompellert to flh!lke hand~ with f'vf'rybodl tn the room. Thp- plet"f'!I: In thE" oak cbf'st arp of !'Oolld ~th'E'r anu nf the best make-. Tht" chp~t ('onralnpci thrC'p. !tt"parRtE" drawer~ for ~hp dlrr ..rent ote('P!". Tht" entire ~pt W8!": compOl'lf'(l of tht" fol1o",'tng plef"f>~: On(> tlo2't"n mPrlfum table kllh'f>s onE" dozen dt"F;!"~rt knh·f>~. onp dozt"n tabie 5poon~. one doz(I'n dessert rpoonl". on(> ciozen tt"8 ~poon!;. nn" doz!"n mt'otum fork~ . nne doz('n de~:-prt fork~. ('Illr d('lzE'n oy~tf'r fork~. ftV(>-D1E'cl'. !-ol1J lIih'I'r ('arYing set. one .!=olld fdlvpr snup ladle, one ~ravy ladle. one butter lcnlre anct onf' salad ft<E>t :a:IS 11.1.' .' " .' .' .' •. , " .' .' • " , ..... . ........... . ... , • ~ SILVER A TTACHES D OFF~'. ~~ :no~!Z~~ent o fJ .. thiS mor,!.lng. I I I ft'm wo h U~lbg Your "our :'~ik admlnhnraU'ln B!' een fa uttlf'o~~, The Hea fth De t mem o( Buffalo ha~ b par through you. The el'l~lnecomc famou!'f l~land inlet, bringing pure gw the Bird {'(ty. thf' ~art"ful In!:'ppclion ~fe~~nto the mpnt hOll!'le tor the be fit e tem'lhp p~tabIt8hm(>nt of th~efr~o~ thhe hPoor, (or thp poor who h ' . at oust' luxury; thf" 'fref' dia~'n~~~~toih~f hPrh"'ate and th... earf"ful ('0 '1 I P t erla. ~tatt!-'tll·g. ""hlrh '\... a~ ~!:t\ on of h(>alth by the !ltudpnt of civics' apprp('iatt"d ~eare and the tt"medv' thO e mad dog of ~mallpox and kef-·ping 1hstamplng out mtnlmum during thf" tim ~ same at a crow(lf'd t\'lth 8 floa.U e utralQ wa~ {'las'"'f'8 art' Ju~t mile~~~ poput'a~ion of all r"~~ In OmCf'". The,\fi ma~k8 lOur prog_ the nineteenth {'entury and hih clOSing of or a. grandpr and flo opentnR' tun'. ...\s 8. kgrpater twentieth Ct'n_ l'Our helper~ ~~~ .~r e~tt"em In which that you "'"Ill not f~r ue and In the hope I;ent thhi gift to yOU I~ t[h th~m they pr(' ~ mCiy It'\"to IOrTg to (>nJo' ope that YOU hair .Of l'Our head np~'er t and" that the man). many yf'>SU." The gTO" le!ls for HUt V'Pre r~('(>IYCd wtth remarks or Dr ende gazed at tret'a\f8PPlauRe .. h Ddr. l bt"en unco\"f'red d g t • .after It Ingl), \'8t'unlly at a~ "tared. !;fIofl'- m_ ~lIPd with emollon hf'! safd~ I!,'l a \"01C'8 eE{' rve thiS costly' mt.mt"· flo not ~m nnl :. \'''r~e to comm('~~tl~nd. yet.. f blea fr pm 010$('1 '\';'ho mad _n 'lIo"hf>n It O[ ih t t "P it Om~ l a l lab r I t'pn 0; ::.1 m~~~(I: Brr);~. one "·.tl:. ~;o . .j ;) Uou~ht.on }~ Gr7.,I"ho"'kl. eleren )'car3 old X " Lllthrop strl'et; Lodowicz :<; • '. thfl'e •:V~a r8 old, '"0 I'~ ~ . owa.o, .." . 1\.t)Ons Btt ' Morth. .\. BrorM. six rear ! ftt; tour d8r~. 'Sn. ]77 Lllthrop st~:ta..;,~ fhlldr~n In tbe Druseak tamllr .' r C( 'n l' of t'fie sr~me hou~e, ag("d •ODP , IQ tJ..d thr<"C yenrs rpspecth·cly. "nil ~ ·o~d named Braun, at • ·0. 1~(1 S· ~trcet. ' aUID1I'Ilj The little Braun 1'11'1 a ttended eUtHto':Jmcnt on PeCkham 0U ID Ch"1l~ t.m8s night. On her . return. "''1:( ~ '. r.nlbu . ~rho Is the janitor of Pub School. (I. 32. noticed that a rash b!d broken 0\11 on her face. YCSt.l'I!:r morning bp .~nt for the district p"" clan. 1'1'. H. K. D~ Gront, "ho ,ii".g. nORed th~ case as smallpox, nnd pb'e-\ the (nmll), under quarantine. ll.; of the children of PubEe School :'\0 S'l !w"p already been Tncclnme~. b~t '" 1n.~lIeclors will prl'IJal.ly "tar "'' '1t,,,'l" there tomorrow, '0 flR to 1111 tho~(! children wbo bnTe Dot l!3 r taken the prt')('a utlon. There are now about 40 pall.n·, " the QnRrnntlll<' hospital and Dr. O'~ "ports that the l>'Iac~ 1, ctoml.<\. Jts mme_t rapacity. The nutb'r:!l!s r~ In "ome.... hat ot " quandary .. ~ how they are J;olng to !.eke car. ot :rt more ca~es. Some temPOlFry irr8Il~ ment. "III hare to be mnde to take carQ o( the patients. Dr. Wende II!J rccelr.>(j S')rne eotlmates as to the col! 0: bulldln'i' II temporal'S oddl:!, n I' th" l're'l'nt hO"llllal. out n(,thin~ II!J lIeen .0 far d<'<?I!led iD the rna tter, III and pr {'sg ~ l"offig to tbe h.. plllli rh!, mnrnln;; to look on!' ttl condition. ".ftb the Idea of d ecld.n, .. !!Om. fes"INe and economical mtllllSM nlPot;ng the .Itnntlon. h m ~ Cil o to ro-,,, RI'J)!lCf'f,P ~~]t::'C'e9ted thn nEe of el t'vn booth_, bill thp .chewe ".a. n~ 'Hlou,ly .'On.idered. a. rhe booUi .'Onle not be titled up f.::lr tbe cow!, ~ RbI" bou.lno: ot .I~t; people at this tb II! the Ye!lr.. r/ ~·· .. ~ ~I· ·· · .. ·I:.. ···W .· . W .~:h· ·· · .. /!),~ gilts that was eyer pre~ented to a retiring eJty offldal was gh·en to Health Commi~."loner Dr. Ernest \Vende this mOrnIng by the offieials and employees ot tbe H."lth Department. The gift con. sisted of an oak chest lined with co~t­ ly silk and containing over 100 pJec,-,s of ~olld silver. Dr. 'V'ende was eomplNE'ly taken by gurp~lse and could not, ftnd. words tfJ thank ·his donoff;:;, ('lty ( hernist Herbert 'Yo Hill made the prfsentation l'IpeE:('h. in which he re" "iewed the exC'elient record of the Health Department for the past ten years undt>r Dr. \\~ende's administration, and informed the retiring Official that his ~eT\'lce \';as efflC'lent and deep\). appreciated by thE' pubJlc: in general It WaN ('xactly 10 o'clock when all th~ attachf':i of the Health Department gathered In thl') room adjoining Dr. Wende's private office. PrOD1Ptly at that hour ~r. Greent', th~ new Health ("ommls~ RIOnE'T. anri Dr. l"lark. {RSUed from the prlYatl:' officE" with Dr. \Yende. The ap pf'aranC'e of the retiring 'Health (. .. om. mi~Slon.er was ba lied with loud hand~ clappinEr. h Dr. Hill began . He said In part· HI ave bt't'n {'host>n u:r m}" C"Ollpague~ •to ~ho,,' you Our ('!'["'~m for yOU a,.. he d f the JItoalth Df>partm(>nt. Tt'n. a 0 yoU were called from an exten~I~~er~ ago e to a~Sumt> the responslbUtUE"s ol~~r; ce , :\Iost of us WE're with YOU early· n t h e journcy and are with·' . Ugh ~ome hil.V.~ CaHen by tb~U ~e~. )I('ndl~wh'Zt ISla w 'ltN. T I'll ~u~~~~PRISED DP-I h Bull'alo, Dec. 27.-8p'<".1'01 no1\' or 81llnllpox wpre recorue<l ra nil of th.'m children Th·' ,.'terd,). e'( arl' goon. lowing rt"sult~ Thr.rf> "'fOrp nn new cagf.lS YE'!'tproa:r. ~n 17 .. 'pwton fitl"spt. Frank Zahor- Rnd after a contlnuf't1 dlltgent ~pa.r('h ., ~f t YPf1rB old' ~i('k tour day". for more ('(,H'Itaglon In th,.. tnte(".ted 0\\1', ." t eetl' hut "prY (f"lv. new C'a1tes "(Ore !\"n. 32 (~on('(1rd HtTP!;"t. Jat1ewyga ~n~nr\. 'fhN~·P. wt"re> dl!=('nvprpri £'arh~ this "'~lkn"'1ak. !l yeal~ old: ~I('k 14 daYR. morning Rlthough they wer~ repnrtpf} J h '\~alko'wlak 3 vea.n! nld~ Rick as 8u8pldouF la~t night. Thp pst.Upnl8 . nsep • . are Rose (;arrp.t~on. 21) )"p.ars air!. 5lrk 14 daYF. thrN'! dR..ye. 1I .... lng at NC'. 217 1\laol80n ~o, 28 ('nnrnrd ~trefSt. Sta.nt~lA.ltf' RtrePt tn thp rl>3r. and .Tml:pph 1\fandpr ... )1.ein("zal. 11 ~·t"ar~ old; flll..'k one wE"ek. f(chetd't 24 ypar~ nld, p.ick three r1ass hi hand lh:ing at ~o. 2::! \\~. Peckham Thrp p n~W ('a8~S of ~mA.ll-po:'IC, W C'" Street. Both cnSP::I are thn~e ot the '\\"tI'rp. reported to thE'" Departm{lnt of mild form nt thE' dtpea~{l. Health thl!' morning "ere all trom onp ThE" wnrk of fumlgalion conttnuE-1t to makE'" rnpld I'rogrp~s in the East Ride • slr(>('t. Lathrop_ ToiIav it 18 px~('ted that quarantine They are 8.!=' fo1to'W~' wtIl he ralSM nt Nn. 12~ Ppck Stref;ot~ Frank OrznJonlck. ~htht ypar~ old, of No 1i6 Lovejoy Stref>t. :-:0, 2":) Colt ~r'I, ~M Lathrop ~trpf't. Str~et. ~o. 24 J{OSciU5Zko Street and FranC"PF-k,j Hodau. !llx years old, of No. 129 Ivy Strpct. ttt'~ laKt night Tf'ad its report of th\."> ntght !'aid bt' would undertake to a:=;mp thE' re~pon6lbl1lty for any appomten t f; hp mIght make Th e following resolutiont' were preuted to the meeting by Dr. ).[anning, tI adoptf!d. s(tt'r which a commltt~e five was ap[,oin,('d to perfect the 01'- ;r; ,tpll oiletrlct today with the fol- Hoapltal Crowded. T"I:~ ~(I,"~ Latrrop ~tr~et. Hpalth ('('1mfT'I'!Slonf'r-10~bp ~ I " .....'-tary Xl::.ppraW:l E'lght ypar~ nlf!, at t d tn thp Pf'partmpnt alP.. • Greene , SPOr £' ., 3" Lathrop Strp~t lhi~ aftern10n that hp hart marle an :'Th~ smRH-pox F1tuatlnn i! f'nCOUrR[!" t" Rtlnn of ~mRl1-pox su~pect~ In in,c:" !laid Dr 'Ypndp. to TIT}'; TIMES a turul ~dence~. which wi1l have {or tB o bject the &sslatan('e In kerping the nllliistraUon or the He-alth Depal t- The . ........... .... ... ~. # - •• • 61FT FOR DR, WENDE, Me~rs of His Office Staff Present { ~ Him a Malrnlflcent Chest of In all Htta !tl\;~~ be made towards obtaining atone Silver. uaranttne ho!'tplta.L The Cound rnr." 18_041 me-eting disapPTV'Jd ~ action of the Alder.men In ~vo DlCmake an appropriation of $:;00 to -" plo:r ar('hltecl~ to prepare plan! I~ Q eclftratlons Cor n $50;000 hasP :c ifut Health Commlssiflner Greene! ~ ~ t the-Ir Health Commissioner \\"ende rptlres as the- head of the Health Department tonight alter fie vera I years of ~er\.'l c ~. This morning the members ot his offlcp starr, de~iring to show their apprecia- tion of him a~ n man and superior officer, presented to him a magnificent-oak <:hest or 100 pieces of silver. l'ity Chemist Hill made the presentation speech. reviewing Dr. "~ende's work in the DE'PD.rtment. and wl~hE'd the doctor years of conttnued Bucce~R. Dr. \'V ende responded feellngh tha.nktng- thl:> m"'n most h e artlly for th~lr ~nndsome girt, and congratulated 1!1. "'alter D. Greene, the new Health (ommit~sloner, on being able to assumf" offi('e with su('h nn effictent corps of men as urt? now in the Department. p , • probability slone:-'0fR'fY' A!PI send a (,om u~.cai tilln to b ard IIf Alde-rmen .. 6 ~unday a::;ktng that an approprlatl~ to \"p not to be daunted by the actl°fu uppl:'r hOU!'le. He says he w 'WakIng Cor n. new hospital. d· In' In speaking of the matler to 8}. Greene ~aid; 'v qUIf' "Buffatt) certainly needs a ne fer antlne hospital. more 50 now t~~~I~~ betore. The recent raging at need or In Burrah) demonstrated the 1~ an adequate place of dete-nif~~stt flmallpOx pattents. The presea.':ie~t!i. aJ of taking care of smallpox P itat"~ J:"! Is necessary. In that the hosP 11 ~t ItlRrge enllugh to accommodate a ~ !;mallpOx pa tients at (me tlmtm ... ·1 the city n. greater amount I)'e quat· than what Is thought. Wher :matJpct ntlne a house where there !' M ptO' ~ ('osts us not a. little to keeP<t;mell" pie under quarantine: I~ ht..n P'" tw,:... stsn('eg we have fe~ o\er e18' \\.t:ek~ .f' !I" .. • Ie dailY for a perIOd of P N?o' it ,,'e had a 51,1VV' rt' ~~rehOs~l~nl' we could Immed~~~r...'!~ . the patient ttl this p \ft~tr' m~' e I e the house tor about t .. ;""1 qu.tra nt n til It has been tMTO"I" four hours un d tl" !U,~'~,~~f ~f"nd a communication. tl'lr.tJ! .J!IfIit" \·ery Rilon. prubabl) d f Atdt'rme n D t If not I w!ll 5elt1 n' Mondar,,~ ~eed n new hClspttJ ptIII later . !.:: The expensf>' ot rI \ th!H i. Ie would nlmo:- t pa.Y th e~t" h~:~rt8 t. It i:o; co~ ting us ne" Ike $1;; " dn )' to fee d 1M nf,. thing I ba"o u nder q ua ra.nUD' we no" II 0\\'8 110111... · k1 �~Ul. WARD'S ..... ................ . ..... . ........... ........ .. ................. . ...... . " OFFICIALS /' GIFTS ONLY TKREE CASES OF SMALLPOX REPORTED. AND THOSll NOT SERIOUS. CONDITIOliS FAVORABLE. T h r(ro l1('W C"'lS('S of smftllpc'x . r{'pOI·tcd hy thC!' insl .cc"ors eor thi" 110. 11th Dernrl· rn ~na . m.lrk~\l t"'~ I'l~t day Ilf Dr \\' pnd " .!1 a. c1mlni~trDtlon... ~-\.11 Ull'('(" of tht":~e wprt ( hlldI1m. Hone oC th~m ~ T'IOll~, unJ all in 'l'h~ h(}lI~E" when. . th~' w~re t Otltld wns at XI). dj KosC'h.i ~zko S:.rPtt, o("cuptro ". 1. (iunil~' llAllll d J .\l~kil\\'!!kl. hi1dn~n WEre Stephen. J ) t.:U~ ,)Id; l\ hll h:ld 1"'£1. n ~It Ii. \\('0 \\f k s ; Br· ~.I n :. ;J '"1l0n th s old, ~kl{ lh"~ d.:L.)~ . •"Illd 't.ronle,t, :! er-s "td. ,il:.k tour U8>·8. .._...MiMIt 'r !~ f' ·r' t·'..... I'(':llth ("{lIn:nIsl4lol1 . ·~ " ·~'l 1tf l' ~ " . wll1 taK(' (' In.,;;. \,( a dt 111 th. \\bl('h I!' In t'A.'"'tt Jl(,:lt &:1:l.lJi.... f '1 H, I hI" I H ~I':l~e has. 1)\' ('Ip~(' , .t (' -:.tIOll. \It'o n ('on nne cl to 8 IIm!t(',1 ~Iri c t. and ''!It t h rt(' r!l'athn hn\'~ 0(,1 IlrI"!.1 I.ne of th.):"e h,.. in~ tnllt lit II child whvs" fll~l ... n ' ~~ W ' I-4 not ~ fllwlI d un~i1 art r d' t.1. . \. ma.j o rit" or the> hO:I- ~ w:M'l'~ smallpox Vi '1.;] {ou!'!tl ;\ro Il1.I\\' !r ...~ '1 'm q' r,.m.in r zl· ...:t. Pier Dropped from the City'S Pay Roll. 58Cllnttcnlucd,;ct. eD,,-vlt;t( DR. WE~E REMEMBERED EXPRESS GOOD WISHES County N~w Heads of Bureaus Take Hold YesterL.~~and I and tal\J~ up the walks of llte of the everyday ci tizen. WE"rr have mt-tny gifts and mJ.ny been a P!=Itf'f'tn. l'X- It Chrl~tmi.1s Day, when all were happy ilnmates ot one household. ========~=h~~~;;';~~~~~ Amung the mo~t hnpres...~h·e pr~sents were: Present or $310 guld watch to Mayor Dlohl. Oak chest or .ll\"er to Dr. Erne.t Wende. II I Diamond ring to Frank T. Reynnld~, Superintendent of the Bureau or Build· iQg~. ~H OF STATE . 17 Cecrea.e in Number of Sma llpo~,,­ Prevails in Five Citio. of tho StateN umbor of Doaths fo r V•• r 9,309, Albany. Dec. 3J.-There were 9,309 deaths in this state during the month or Novtmlber, acoordlng to the bulletin 15sU9d by the state health departmen t today. Concerning the pre\"aJence ot smallpox in the .tatp, the bulletin says: Smallpox has matprlally decreased since summer. causing 10 d~alhs in SE"ptem- ber. 11 in Ootobf'r, and nine thIs month; six of the 30 de-aths occurred outside ot New York city, one in Buffalo and oce in Lockport. During this time its has existed at Syracuse and ,·Icinlty. Rochester (3), Buffalo, Lockport, Utica, Schenectady, Elmira, Binghamton, 'Whlte Plain. and el.ewhere. At this time. the end of Dpcernber, Jt prc,-alls at Buffalo, Waterto,,'I1, Middletown, Binghamton and 1'Iewburg. ......... ........ .... ' " ................. . ............... ... .............. SHRI:\ERS' EJ_ECTJON. ~IIlIJor <f1'lIitUl! (io Handsome gold "'atch to Assistant Superintendent John J. Kavaring. The prt"!o'Ientation to .Uayor Diehl was, po!l'hapfl, the mo~t elaborate. The boll~ogen. ~uance of the Iiolky of et."'()llmny and n:"ll'\.'U'chlnent whh.m t!he new udm'inistratlon is said to Qlave adopted as its !nad) ber lllereibigung bell .I;;'errn .Ilnigf)t fam ber neue unb ein3ige <rom~ miffar ber iiffentlid)en Q(roeiten, <rof. I !l:mncis <.Y. Warb, an bie Dleilje, nod) anc.l Jnl't't all th~ requirement~, Xo I blefem ers or Public Works Scheu, Bo e~kel befien bier 5Deputies. SDiele mul'C n~-en will lie .put on unle~s it heand 1loIurphy; Commissioner of Police funf llleamlen roaren bie erflen, luelel)e COUles a'bsolu-tcly ne('essary for the Rupp, School Bxa.miner Yan Peymn. bem neuen ma~or im Q(mte ein gliidpu bile safe ty. Superintendent of ,"Yater Illig, City EnglneE'r Bartlol. Fire Comml~sioner ..\noth-cr change by direction of Col. lid,es !neujaljr rounfd)ten unb if)m bie Per~on, Devol p, Horl~on and others. "'anI "Ill be the daily blowIng of the 5anb aum ®rua bruellen. 6 ()·clock. "hiMle at the ·pumpmg ~ta­ SCHE[; SA,\:'S THE "GOODBYE." tion [(II' t.Jhe conYf'nlen('e of workingmen Sjernatf) fteate [tel) aud) ma~or )Ir. ~cheu had chargf' of the Cf>rcgOing to th e ir tialIy to11 in the mornIng '!Iief)! unb etroas fpater ~oli3ei.€supt. monIes and he emhraced the oct.·asion hours. The blowing of the morning lllurr in bOrrer @ala.Uniform ein, In a ~uperlor manner. TIte retiring I whf~tte was stoJ,:'ped albou t a yt'~lI' ago, ~layor was broue;ht out trom an Inner amI in con.!5c>qucnce there wEre many famml fcinem gan3en €Stalie liefte~mb office to "Iew lho~p ,vho hnd gatherpri cllll1Jl>laints. '.f'he whistle perf;)nos the aus bm ~oli3ei<lnfpe!tore ~ unn ben to grept him. Before he had a chance {uncuonof an alaTnl dock. apPIt:'ciatffi to ~ay a wor.l ~[r. Scheu raised his <l:alJitainen bel! ganaen '!Iepartementil. by W'ol'kinciIll(~n more than. 'oy the 1,1'0hand for RJ1f"nCp nnd F:::tld: !e~slona.1 people, wlho buxe some-what ma~or .Ilnigf)t oegriiate bie .I)erren "~fr. :Mayor Some of your friend~ ot an aversion ·to waking \\ ith th~ lark. who have bepn asgoclnted with you In freunblicIj unb ~ieIt balln eine tur3e city ntt:'llr~ during your term ot offil'e Amenities of the Season. I Eoorcbe auf bie %ucIjtigfeil bell ~oli< a$i ~layor de~'re to give you some f'X~ei ,SDepartementll. Il[uel) ma~or prE"~sitln a.t this time of their regard A pIC'asant interchange of good ,,15hand a.ffectlon tor you. They have delee~ took phll'e in the office ot the noan1 I '!Iief)l f)ielt an Ieinen 91ad,folger eine gated me to represent them. nn.'1 I NnflJrad,e, luelcIje 5)err 5tnigf)t in fcIjii, take great pleasure. on their behalf as ot Public \Vorks yesterda:r afternoon. well as my own. in dJschA.rglng the when three heads gave place to one. nen Worten erroieberte. duty imposed upon me. It is the ellise I The rHtring Commi::isiont:rs are Auam '!Ia ber nod,ma(ll ertoaglte Q(rmen o! the veal' and thp holiday RPason, the Boeckd, Timothy J. :"lahoney Hn\l Autime f(;r making presents. nnd WE" a~k gustu~ .1<". :::;chl:u-one Republican "wu , ?(uffeljer ~oljn Q(rnolb bettlCi!jerig you to accept thl~ watch and chain. franf ifI, mulite iflm ber €Stabttwo Dt:mocrats. Our r~Jatltln~ hll."e always been plf'asCol. Frum.:i:; G. ,,"ard, the new single <Iler! ben Q(mlseib 3u 5)aufe aene~, nnt. and this will ~erve to h:eep them hl'au, ht'ld a reception, at whit h rt:til'In remembrancp. ~'e all deBlre at thp men. same time to wish you a happy Ne 'w lug Chairman :::icht'u, in a nl.'at little ~pl!ech. transt'erred the office to his Q(ud, bie neuen €Statiollsf)ausrid,ter Year and n long and prosperous 1Ife." At the close ~lr. Scheu handed the succe...~soJ', who made a te1idtous relialien ilire lllorganger gelfern aegeliif!. (,hlpr E;xe~utlve or the cIty a gol-l sponsE', thHnking hIs predcct.'Etsol'S for ?Iud) ber flisf)erige (l:orlJorations, watch and chnin. the formpr of F;\\'l~ .. the good" ishes extenued. The Colonel I I2lnroalt Wirriam 5). {l:ubbeoacf muflte manuh.ctul'e, On th~ case was en- pURsed t'h e c i ga 1'8. Former Corporation Counsel 1V'lIIla.rn t Ae[tern feinem !nad)folger <If)arle!l E. graved. H. Cuddeback tUrned over his office to MAYOR CONRAD DIEHl_, ~elbmann luieber ~(ab madlen, ber Corporation Counsel Chu,'le" L. FeldFrom Your I,"rtl'nrl!'. December S1, 191)1. man, both of '" hom exchanged the iiflrinenii aud) fein lllorganger geluelen The )Ja,yor tooked at the watch in compliments of the season. The same roar. good feeling attended the transfer of embarr~l,.sment. Fl)r a few ~econd!ll he ~11l <.Yefunbf)eits.'!Iepartement if! appenl'Pti unablE" to speak. He did r~­ 1he Bureau of Bngineerlng by F. Y. E. ph. tinally, and ~nld, among othe:' HanJol to Chal'it:s 1\1. l\Iorse; the Bufeit geflern SDr. Walter SO- <.Ymne thing ..: reau of Buildings Cram Frank '1'. Rey{l:lief ober €Sanilals.{l:ommiffar ag "Ylmr splpndit1 gift haR made an lm- nolus to Henry RumrIll; the Bureau of flr(>~<:::lon on my heart 'w hi c h will re!nad)fo(ger bon SDr. ~rnell Wenbe. Streets from Willlam J. Hillery to Patheads of the va rlou~ ('ity deparlm~n ts nnd a number of polltJclans gathered 1n the office of the .Mayor to say fare,,,·ell. Among' them wt'rE' ("omml~slon­ w3.Jt'Ch\\-ord. The ,,,''(Irk wiH be taken care 01' Iby three men and an engineer who, it Is belleYed,will be be able to kee-p up the ne<.:~$sary head of steam I I I AI the annual election ot offlct"rs for I.mailla Temple, A. A. O. N ?of S h Id in Ma:-:onfc Temple Monday 'evening following otHcf'rs w~re elected and in- ihP stalled. the lnstallaUon c('remonles beIng performed b}' Il1u~trfous Charles ("ushman, 8s~lsted by IlIu~trlou~ Frank T. Gilbert! representing the Imperial ('ouncll: I tustrjou~ pot(>ntste Walt D GreE:ne; chl(>f rabban Tho • !': P er . .B~el~lnnt rabban. William Hmtyon:,nhf;~ ,grI,.~t and prophft. A. H.' Roudt>'bush' rtental guide, Lloyd L.. We!':tb ok: ;trPRsur.er, Charles F. BI~hop; r'e.corr~er: Chnrle:; E. Markham' dt:lE'~a\e-R fo 1 cperlal CounCil, CharlE'8 'Yo CU;hm~: ,G~brge L. Brown, }t;rastUM C. Knlgh t, tI,\alter D. ~'if.'ne; trustet'~. George P .," IIkJn8, J 6r~ Prescott. Jr.; first cerp~ monlal mas[pr. G-porgf" '\'. Chase; f.:econd ceremonial mastf>r; Henry R Clark' dl rector. WlltJam Demp~ter; a~~lstant' rpctors, Thomas "[COowell, J. G. WallenmeJer. Jr., James B. Snelgrove G P. ,\Yllklnl'J: chll:>t ot Arab patroi Mf:'ort~e. n. Blecher: electrklan. 'Vella 'Dy a~rtn llehemlFlt, Georg(> Rf'tmann' ma~t g i ,·ardrobe. John Malcolm; ca'ptaln· o~r t~e Auard, George' I{. Stap)t,>s' outer ar dd' Sherwood \Vf>lch; m~a:I:itnnt OUler John S. Snalth; chairman recE'tption ~~~: rottte-e, William D. Doherty; finance committee. T. AUJ;'uatuB Budd 'Vlllla D Doherty. Edwin P. Sears. ' m. I 'V df: r I Rnlfl/Jt. ®effern lllormittag erfl ifI ber llle. amtenroed)fel in ber €Stab!. unb (£oun'l t~'5)arre borraogen roorben, b. ~. bie, ieniClen llleam!en, beren Q(milltermine ao.gelaufen roaren, luurben burd) bie rJe1 ber !nobemoerroaf)l erroaI)lten neuen j.'{'sterday soon after 'being sworn In as ~eamten aogeliift. 5Das gilt inbea Uommis:-;tQ)H:l' of Public 'Yorks dIrectnlliit bon bem neuen ma~or C!raftus ing the laying oft of a. s-.::ore of men em- I ~ . .Iln.ig~t, benn befien lllorHanger, bet rplv'yt,.·d at the fnlel ·pier in connection Iil!ll)enge ma~or <Iomab SDief)I, IVar with the water work~. It has bef'n um bie 3eit. als berfeIoe ben IlCmtseib cw:.lomary to keep this force tmployed aoreClfe unb bas ma~or'5 I2lmt iilier, from December 15 on through the winna~m, nicf)! anloefenb. SDer €S!abl. tel' ·months ns a ·precaution against (Her! a:~arles €Sullborf naf)m bem the dangers of slush ice at Lhc inlet. neuen 9.na~or ben Q(mtseib ali of)ne biel Tht'se men under a foreman have been Q(uffe~en baflei 3U mad)en, u6e!f)aup! drawing pay at the rate of $1.;;0 a day. rourbe ber ganae Q(tt in arrer €Slirre The la)ing off of these men Is In llUr- H the smllt.3t; tha'!.: aclornecl ~h,.:' f l(,PS or th,_' pniltiC'ians In the clt\"l C'X'-C-U· tlve '\'Ol'k!'lhop~ :n'sterday w r r " f\ ('rib'finn, mnny w(Ore glad to lAY a ... 1dr the harness tmp(J~ed by munl c lpa.l labor~ Th£'re JJ(.JF",~. ", \ of 'Their Several Departments in Aooordanoa With the WlJirligig of Politics. vd f.l he~. prE'sstons of respect and mUDtrn bell tHellu, blifnufrtl !pln4 mntf.Jtll. ~~ Hall and tn the Municipal Building was a day ot S'Jft~ nnd good-b:re~j tolla), 'twill be one or greetings and b011d might ........................ .... ........ . Ufn GIAl ~XE Scoloe of Laborers at Inlet Mayor Diehl Given an Elegant Gold Watch, Commissioner Schell Makmg the Presentation. one L\m l l :r . The F- RECEIVE DEPARTMENT IN EXCELLENT SHAPE 27 I main a~ long n~ A ~Ih'er table 11!~ and memory t:lst .. of 100 pli?'C'~~ was the gift to Dr. ","'('nfle. It was nlaue a. short time J)re\'lous to the presentation in tbp ~rayor's office, anel cami~ ~(>t rrom the employe, of the Health Dpp<lrtment. City Chemist Herbert M. Hill, m:\.d~ the presrntatl(ln speech in I an :lgrpeable ma.nner. telling the reUrln!;" Hoalth ('nmml.,loner. that his conduct uf the office had been the most snU.ractory and agreeable In the hls- rick J. Kennt"dy; the Bureau of Water f"om Frank J. Illig to Henry L. Lyon, and the Dl'partment of HealLh from thp hanus of Dr. Ernest "'ende to those ot .hI" fvnner deputy. Dr. Walt"" D. "1 .> I Cre!:ne. The City Treasurership. It Is cxpcctt'"d lhat :\layor Knlgbt will is~;u{!- a 'Ca.l'l for a meetin,g' 'Ot the CommOll Counell. as SlOOn as practicable, to . tory of lhE' dl'pnrtment. The prp~entatlon of the other girts fill the ""caney in the office at C\oty waR abw t'onctutied s n.t1~fn.ctorlly :lnd Tr(l'~S'wr('r. Tlhls C'.a.nnnt be doOne until dl!otpla),pr} to the- utmost. thf> goud (('eI· rt,he two boa.roswh.d(h are to met.~t in Ing whleh ha~ prpvallt'd between thp jOlilit ~~l)n are c:on~tituled. whkh the e-mpJIIYp~ ana beads of the city dp- C'h •.lJ'teor t;ay~ nl:lY t:.lke lJ'!:.lce on thoa. partnlcnts. ftrnt )Jomhy in Jauuary. So far Iit.s known {he R.epublic3n Org;ani~':ltlon h"l.~ not ind'JoI"Scd uny ('~ln­ dhl'8."te, ~~l\'t" John G11mrn. Jr., W':lo~~ ~!i:"ctl()n. \\ j1th'Gut the.' Ofm"'U!1.·en Ce of the oPPu :llg CouncIlmen, Is un ndm t..cu I IlIl'os.,llJIll ty. H(-'l'lI'Y C.· StE'ul, fOflmer Coum.:llrlJan, and. AhI.oel111an J. N. AoJam still hoi 1 the {'ent!:}' ot the staae a.s tu.CLol's in the In'''akln!; or the d'adJock. It wa~ ·\\'hh~!l)(,-l'l·d In HermlJlIcan drC"h.''fI la,$1t l·n.·ning th;l.!t une .(If the questions wl1th whll'h Lt.'u.nl'l' \Ya.rn'n \\ ould be asked to gl':1.oJ ,pie on hI::; return 1'10lll atTain;: of Stute "'\Quid bl" tUle 8ubs ft.\I" Lion ,or a ('arH]iuate in pl.a.<.e of lilfllliJn, OrgulIlzuLlQll III('-IL 111'O-:!'SS to .. '..La e -that Lh "0 "Ill Le IlQ sUb t tutti. 1\ hlch ...."C I., In ·lLt. I I I ---<>4IK>--- �W'III'I.u.. H. H. Webster, commissioner State Board at Mediation ancl IArbll~.tl«)n; Judge Thomas H. Rothtord, former County Clerk Joseph E. EwelL Alonzo G. Hlnklpy. FIre com-I missioner 'V. S. Grauan anu John F. Malone. Jamps Crate. CharleS :Uo I, r. Park Commissioner \\'mlllG' F. 1(.\.0 tlngs, Pollee Commissioner CharJ,=,s .-\.. Rupp and John H, Cooper. Hellry «'. Zeller, Coundlmen L.:1dd, Blled{t;i all"l ';mltb. County Auditor John \\'. Ndr City Auditor Ansl",n J. Smith. 011\" r A. Jenldns, "·alter ~. Jenkins, COI'POrallon Counsel Cbarles L. FeldllhJ.n. City Attorney Edward L. Jltng, ~\S'''i~t­ ant City Attorney Pln.:y S. Lan...\"~lo'\ne, I Augustus F. ::';cheu, Timoth)" J . .:\1;' hQney. Frnnk V. E. Barool. I·'rank J. illig. Frank T. Reynolds. WmiilJll J. Hillery. tormer County Judge Joseph V. !'-=e ..\\,(·r, Supreme Court Ju~tlce Trumun C. I "'lile. William H. Brndi8'h. '''. II. D,'" heny. 'Vndsworth J. Zittel, ("ount",. C'Ierk Price. John G. SC!hIOlzer . nJ Park ('bmnl1seionu- .Tohn L. Bruthfrf:. Fred Greiner. Hamillon Ward. FrcJerkk G. Bagley. County Treasurer ""dliam H. DanlelR. Collector Henry IIrendel. Fred O. Murray. SherllI ." m ealdweU. AssPl-sors Volz. Cro,.ley. Be)·er. Jllock and Stauber. W. C. COOlte./ ~ Comptroller Hecrwagen. Henry Altman. De"oe P. .Hodson. Dr. F. E. ___ Fron"cal<. Nathaniel W. Norton. Frank - - -groupeQ Into a sort of right angle in C. F't?-rguson, \\'UJiam H. Meads. The' lbe crowded ctlambcr. Supen1sors ant! Aldermen wer" aloo atlen<l1ng "WIsb yOU a happy New Year!" said fairly represN.ted, among the latter former Mayor Diehl. shaking Mayor being Aldermen J\lcEachren. Malscbo.os. Knight by the hunt!. I ADIEU TO DIEHL I Wishes, Some a Public Reception, ~/I'" j OS BON OF ATION O'OVAL R EXECUTIVE APp ----34 I I I "Wish you the same, and many oC them," returned the Mayor th.1t Is. Right here occurred l50mething that was not down on the programme, and It seem<>d like Mealing the tbunder of the new lIayor, l\bose message will net be g1\'en out to an anx:lous public bf:'- fore next Monday. Former May"r Diehl. with sunprls[ng aG'lllty for a man ot bls years. stepped forward and prtxeeded to de'li \'er an e.dd....... In resigning the reigns ot office to hIs su~ce8Sor the E"x-Mayor I brielly reviewed the ha.ppenings of his four- year term, making m.ention of the Pan-Amerk'an. ,,·hlen. though IIGt a I financial 8u'Ct"es8, had beneftl-ed tbe cit 1- I zens or Buffalo. The retiring Mayor looked tor ward to an era of prosperlt)· and congratulated his successor on the ·prospects of an bu.\'e p......,n.~ celebra.on lIIr. , e.e- re- C<~ptI'OI;ler. Increase In tile population and wealth ot the city with Its new st~1 plant ano added Industries. The Pan-American. he thought. had ad\'ertlsed the <:ity of Butralo o.s no other agency. e.nd ne firmly believed w<>uJd 'be tne lIJ"'lns ot addIng new Industries to the cIty with Its unrivalled location and advantages as a distrlbullng point. Only those wbo "ere able to read between the lines discerned the delicate sarcasm of the retit1ng Mayor in congra tulatlng MaY"r Knight on llbe prosPect of a c,aa:tabIe. etlLcle-nt and hont.>st admlnlstrMlon of tbe clty's affairs durIng the ne-Xl tour years. The most eloquent features ()f former 11ayor Diehl's speech were tbe things unsaid about rthe removal of CUy Treasurer lierst and tbe Ilndings cor;talned In the report of ,Expert Accountant Martin P. ,:110K~nna. The address dosed with befl't wishes for th£> heah'1 and happiness ot the new cbiet executive bead at the cIty. JCANY P OLITICIAWS PAR~S OF BOTH' GATHERED TO GREET THE NEW CITY I EXECUTIVE. E n4. "''Ie ¥ MAYOR D I EHLJ"~".¥,z­ WAS DELAYED. It Is Mayor Erastus C. Knight now. The first day of the new year tor Butralo w~ characterized by the acees. 510n to the chier executive seat ot a new :l1~YOr and the other newly tolected heads or the various city departments ti!-;sumlng theIr new positions to whlcb t~e~· were ~hosen by the \·oters. The L It~ and (ounty Hall began to till rapidly with cit)- omclals and other p!,lIticlans about 9 o'clock. At 9:30 Ha70r KJaight Replie • • 0 dOCk •. the hour set for the ceremonics. there ~ ere man:r more present and the Mayor Knight was evldentJy ur..pre- llayor·s offlcp was ftlled to o\..e"rnowtn.... 'Pared tor a speech from bis ,predeces-l ":n 9:35 o'clock (,Ity Clerk Susdort be. svf. but -managed to recover from his fone tal~!~g tOh:llr. Knight in an underand his tour I • . en e had Ilnlshed the new dep .t ~ Eurpr!e sumctently tu return the good llayOf WllS heard to exc-lalm In a loud Ir~=~~~~,!!~. u ",-labes expressed toward himself per- r~ear YOice, "1 do." He had been swor~ 'C ot \\"'Q.t'€T sonsUl'. E oablmlarioner 01 The n~w Ma)"Or W3.8 quick to selzl!'> ulat~f~~!rCB~lde ":ns the first to C"ongratJ. Kennedy. dep- ur~ an error of omission on the part uat wa\~ n:~\ ~a) or. He did it In his usstreet&. II i~ 'Pred~esS()r, who had made no Before' i a made pverybody laugh. early arrivals were for- mention of the poUce. .Mayor Knight I late th t lose prfosent began to congratue ew Edcar B. Jewett. Health ntter stating -that be wuuld not at~ t<llk as :\Ia).·or there was much Waiter D. Greene. Dr. L to. 'or~5I.e.l.I 111. OWIl mess.o.,," Diehl. I 0 . the > ~bsence at ex-Mayor aurgeon to the Polke n tbe 'Pri l}ter--'s hands. by disc~. he J t "a~ ~xpected that he "'ould CGnnnlaaloner 'W'lIUam ~~t local qu-eel1ons. congratulated Ba!- be t~eaht:,.,~danc~ at the ('ert?monte~ and PreeenUy the gUttering un1- Ii on the POsseSSion of as fine- a {lQ_ and to t' 10" etcome in his SUCCP~sor PolIce Supt. William s. Bull ce dep.a.r.tmen't 88 coUld be round in tioTl~. Bt'Tltuer hf~ sinrerp congrarulaSupL Patrick V Cusack and ~ ci~ In the ;,cuntry. 'When It ~\' .not so with Dr. Diehl. captat..... radu.'nt in gold &Ill glad." oalJ. he. ",to 'e<! the Po- likely to P':;l \hoUght that he wasn't button., added to the plctur- day ~~~tment TC prt.-sented ht:rt! to- crowd Legan to nga~~ appearancE' the 01 the scene. FQMDer Mayors clat~ the e~~:~: .tnem that 1 a).pr(;- Knight and orrer con;;a~I~~I~~sllayor looked down approvingly m~n 'w'hose r ~ i ot its Officers anu _FtJllowing the ~wearlng in of" M " .~::::~::a!~ trom their gold- the countl')"."t:-P1J.Ullt on euends aU (oyer ~nllght came tht:' u~ual function a~~~ e with v.ilicb the tour Supt B 11 ' - 0, Francis G Ward C IlpacJOUB chamber are flattered ua:~ hIS d>~ther officers telt ~oner of PUblic' "-orks . D~s ".a~~:.n~­ Who ~-PreSldent Grover geants, ~'hoBe rp~e~nf'O~r ...pai~ aesk st':- H~~'ir~' c succeeds' DI·.· Wende a~ W e seemed to wear salary to place l'hem 'On ~. n\.!r:ase 111 would f~~n;tssioner. who SWOre they trol sergean'ts 'w111 be a.r Wlth pu- perform t I ulty and conscientiously administered the Usu_ time. P~enteU in due re=-pe<,uv!he d,llt,ics required of thrlr This was tolThe crowd kept cami 10 o'clock ~O~illons. Shru..tly be-rore ( bo Clnd approval f'"(om 10 ,>'"Iock Inlbe ng and going brought a DI. Diehl did appear. Thl. nd Of Public Work!; 1;15 p. m.. W.hen ..Y • m~nUlg UI~tu After Dr gre~t reltf"t to all present. Francis G. Ward. also Mrs. Knlabt and a !~O~ Knlgbt WIth hUrried i Dienl had been received ~eputies, Morse. Lyon, PErsonal friendB J'(>p~~~~t 'Compan,}~ ~t the ladiE's °tnt~e dlcorner oc('upied by nnedy. and Health <:<>tJt Club for IWlCht'OIl. to In,, Elll- and her 'da~ ng Mrs. E. C. Knight Who gives bonds .M,any of the Glutl""'rs did' k Hinkley Bnd s~,.!e~~. )!rs. Frnnk W. What -to JDa.ke of the II nit n?w he rUanlfested reI other Indies, There Bl'a.Jlat1on and its . t .~f.!W ~a:yor':s 1I1- presence th hmore interest In theIr style ot gOing ~o~ l""st 'Wltn the Old ceedings. an e did In the other pro. Citrk·. OIbce W ~ • Y In tbe Ci ty Then foil e S~ orn in. SuPt. BUll a:ed questions as to 't\"bere __• Wlt. W was. A f the Police Department o ere ftere. the Gen~~~seng(>r was o.lspat('hed for _~nlr tbose Who were 'Present d MaYor JeW~tt Durl'!g that lime ex-.vvk hand. Wl'il 1he an GlIb ... t Augu' <"->sherlrt Frank ". , ~ IIIobert lru:()ming Mayor Ina"ter' Ollver"t F. Scheu. Deputy Post: to L Fry...... William He.n8'!r_ Inls"loner A. J.nklns. Health Com!'bier JUstice Robert C. Titus s Whlte. Dr. Charles W • ur- Gavin E , Marcus. Horace A. . . I C. S: \fo'T\ J lie; r 4 u: '!, I I x...w. t;=~;.Dde~: ot Education OFFICE SWORN IN yESTERDAY..... at TH£ HALL ~ f lit" lIayor Knl&'ht arrtve4 _"FL......... IIIMIrtly before 10 o'c1ock 1D commence the first real �MA YOR DIEHL ABSENT to Introdu{'p. )lr )Iorse, whom I have apPointe(} Cl~Y Engineer." He then went through the same torm w th llPR8rs. Lyon, Rumrill and Kenn~dYI th€' new !'Iuperlntendents ot WR tPr, bulldings and streets. respectIvely "~Ir. f'lerk." sRld Mayor KnIght to Mr. Susdort. "WIll you admInIster the oath to these gentlemen?" The new superintendent, together ·w ith Dr. " .• D. Greene, who succeeds Dr. Wendp as Health Commisslcme-r went over to a de~k at one side of th~ room and Awore that they would llPTform the duties ot theIr office faIthtully. WHEN MA YOR KNIGHT TAKES OA TH OF OFFICE OLO MAYOR GR[[TS N[W AN HOUR LAT[R, DIEHL CO)IES AT L.o\.ST. In the neighborhood of 10 o'clock ex.:\-la.yor Dh:hl nJ1Denn::.d up(")n the Q(\Gnp After !thaktng hands with a tew ot hlB men triends present. he caught sight or the women and mnde a bee line tnr their corner, where he was warmly \ received, and wn€'re he !-;curen",un---... showing 311 ot lht"m hi~ ne\Y watch. Thf' proreerllng lhen began tn dr:1:;?; a lIttle h~a.vtly . Ha,l it not been for Mavor Knight ~tanding. looking ,·en'rllgnlfied and handsome in front of hIs dp~k. in whirh was a great hank of f1ower~. it would haye had the appear· ancE' of men waiting around before the ('alllng of ~,)me mE'eting. P{'oplc hegan to whIsper·. "Where's Bull ?, for sinee thC" arrival of Dr. Dlphl, the ahsf'nce of the Supf'rintend· ent at Pollee became C'onspicUous, Swearing in by City Clerk Susdorf Is Quietly Done and Exile McBride Is First to Greet Mr. Knight. SlPT. DlLL ~l·~"IO:\ED. A mef:~lmger was dispatched for the missing Supt. Bun. and then took place When Mayor Diehl Ar4 rives Messengers Are Send For Supt. Bull and Two Mayors Exchange Greetings. ERASTUS C. KNIGHT, Ne'-"T Mayor of Buffalo. n 1\1,. OATH SUBSCRIBED TO BY MAYOR ERASTUS C. KNIGHT "I, Era,tus C. Knight, do solemnly swear that I will support the Constitution ot the t:nited States and the Constitution of the State ot New York, and that I will faithfully dIscharge the duties of Mayor ot tbe CIty of Butralo. according to the best of my ability_ And I do further solemnly swear that I haye not directly 01' Indlrect1y paid, ot'lered, or promised to pay, contributed, or offered or promised to contribute, any mom~·y or O'ther valuable thing as a consideration or reward, tor the gh:lng 01' the withholdIng a vote at the elecllon at which I was elected to said office, and have not made a.ny promi::1e to influence the gh'ing or withholdIng any such vote." an noo bond ot Col. FI'ancJ~ G. Ward tt:e new hparl. of the Board ot Publl~ "orks, was prespnleu for ftf)proval and his depullf:"s. H~alth Greene ga\"e a bond in he- sum ot $~.OOO. In like manner ::\lr "'usdort administered the oath to th-es~ fficlals, and while this part ot the er~mony was in progress lla:ro~ mght received the congratulations 01 delegation or his lIasonle frIends and members ot the Aoaola Club. Ex-;\Jnyor DIehl "l>peareu a tew m1 _ teR before 10 O'clock and congrat~­ ated his FiUlH~e~sor, wishing him a ~appy New Ypar and a prosperous .erm. Then :\fr. Dlt'hl turned to th. ,pedatOrR, and, with apt words d (! 'hessel1 thpm, reglgnlng thn rel~a a !)ffice to his successor. In dOing s~ ~r e\"lewe<l thr> chiet pvents of his ter e f offioe, brlngln .. In the Ex I I m lIng tOrlh t~at pos not ton,b"et. a Ith <>ugh It had 3. financl<ll £tucreSf! It had hf'P r een Dene-fit to the citizens ot Bu!aOI great .rally. u. a gen"I am glan," SRI" Ihe out I n conclUSion "tn go ng !\:Iayor . ., see the Polio D )artmE"nt rpprp~pnterl herp 'tOd e e•• ure them that I appreelat ath and I 'if'ncy of Its Omcer~ Rnd e e effi·eputaUon extencls ~11 ovc~netnh' WhORe ry." e coun"'!ftyor KnIght, In re.ponrlln r('s~erl wordR or klnclne~s t g, also ad- I .surlng them thllt he k';ewOt~he pOlice, Q thftlr (luty, ey Would It was whll(1o the lnttrr eremonles W(>r(l taking Plo~ea~~ ~r .the lar rp('ppt1on~ WE're hplng h~l(l las mp~rts ot Ow hall. III the officps o~ ~~~er \ ho 8ucc-eefl thernfPl\'PR thrr ~ . se uch hanrif!haklng and h1JarJt e "as fflee or thl' f'nrT101"'ttion COllY' lIn ~he lam H. r 'u{l(l~ha('k greeted hrse ~ Hor, Charlps L. Fpldman, Who~ ~~c~es­ ~ucCP(!decl nt th'~ beginning ot hi - ad hen )Ir. r'utideba<'k and h s tf'rm. Rssi!-ltants left thp om('~ Is stnff ot the kr'ys to :\It,. F'l.lrtmn~.turnlng aver "he Donds Or _ommt~~ltin(>r 'Jr. "roo}c) Ill, Jnhn ./\ rnold. OveTl~eer ()f t vas ill at his h(Hn~, hut f 'tty (,~f! k Poor, orf jnurnc)'Pfl then' 0 nrl ad . cr SU8be oath. Ae,e~~{Jr \~olz rntnlttt(~red he pr('~("rfhC'"d ODth, ano W:~S~h receIved 'nt of TnDny flOWN'S and g .... J"celpiIons. <:ungl'atula .. I anothei- short wait, Exile 1\-IcBride, who had 3J;aln retired to hiS corne-r. caught sIght of \\'lIIlam H. BradIsh standing looking solemn just outSide the raUing and burst forth with: "BradIsh, you go In. You're an alderman,"' Mr, Bradish waited about five minutes. until he was sure that every· borly had forgotten \vhat the Exile had said. then he walked in and shook hands with the new :\layor. A bout thi~ time- tho~p prp~ent began to los~ their awe inspired by the ()(,ca· sion Rufficiently to alloW them to go forward nnd ('ongratulate the new city executivE' "ery warmly, and to ofter him the bf'st of wt~hes for a successful term. Among those who shook handa wIth Mr. Knight at. this time. or who had already don£' so, were ex-l\Iayor Jewett. ex-Sherif[ Frank P. Gtlbprt. August F. Scheu, Deputy Postmaster 0, A. Jenkln~, Health Commlssionpr "'•. D. Greene. Dr. Fowler, Charlf's "\Yhite. police Commissioner f'Doper . .Toseph E. GavIn. 'fl. A. Noble, John Y. 'Yo.:-kerman. Henry L. Mea<:her, Police Commts~doner RuPP, Daniel ::\lcIntosh, Patrick Brennan, Pasca.l p, Pratl. Councilman Thomas Stoddart, Ald. John ;\Iartln. An,l.m J. SmIth. GU" "' 'hnelder. TImothy J, Mahoney. Dr. Ed. Clarkp F'nd m1P'" othf'r!' Public Works Commis.. sloner Ward, Health Commissioner Greene and Other Officials Take Oath. Buffalo ... .. municipality bega~ her new year yeettt'rday by ta.klng to herself a new :Mnyor and his newly- elected or appointed executlve coworkers. It nil happened .yery simply and Intormally. Shortly a tter 9 o'olook In the mornIng elty officials and other politicians POLICE DETAIL ARRn'ES . ot various Aorts began to congregate In the CIty Hall. By 9:30 o'clock, the hour apPointed tor the ceremonIes to begin. there wpre perhaps a score or IIlOre ot men filHttng and Btandlng around tnllde and nutf'lde the ratung In tbp Mayor'S office. Three things were oonspic.UQU8the bpnlgn smile ot tormer Ma.yor Edgar B. Jewett, the glad hand ot the )layor-elert'R secretary, Frank 'V. HInkley, and the absence ot Mayor DIehl. Just at the halt hour a. number ot women and chlldren came out of an\ ante-room and sat down In a corner I near the !\.Iayor's desk. These Included Mrs. Era.tu. C. KnIght, ?>lIss Gertrude KnIght, MIss Florence Knight. MI .. WInIfred KnIght, Miss Mary KnIght, Mr •. Frank W. HInkley. Mrs. , Estelle Fowler. Theodore KnIght. and Erastus C. KnIght. Jr. I OATH TAI(:Eli qUIETLY. At 9:35 o'clook, whetf nobody wruo payIng any attention, CIty Clerk Susdort began to talk In an undertone to Mr. Knight, npar n. corner ot the Mayor'S desk. Pretty soon ~Ir. KnIght WElA hearo to say, "I dO." Then he I turned around, the n~w Mayor or the CIty of Buffalo, and stood alone, facing hi. trlends. EXILE WBRIDE SHAKES FIRST. There waf' a. momentary hush and many luoked .n little embarrassed, tor stili there was no ~Iayor DIehl. Suidenl:r, froll1 a. corner where 11e had been lyIng In walt, rushed forth that ancient enthusIast, Exile McBrIde, tat hnnd extended, and loudly exclaIming: "I congJ'atulate you, ~rayor ot the CIty ot Buffalo. God bles. you and the United States:' Then, with a lonk of huge joy he taced the main body ot his audience, ~ongregated near the ralllng, and de .. elared' "I couldn't do that In Ireland!" I I I DR. DIEHL W,S L,\.TI!I. Stili there was no Dr. DIehl, and stilI the new !\'fayor's frlE"nds hung back and luoked uncomfortable, Finally severnl of the latter went to hIm. shook his hand nnd wished him a successful administration, Among these were the duughty Col. FrancIs G. Ward. Commlsslone-r-elect ot PubUc Works, nnd hlB tour deputies. Col. Ward's Hr.t orrler to hIs new aSEilatants on New" Year's DEt)#, it may be noted, was: "(jentlemcn, ('ume up and shake hands vdth the Mayor." )Ir. ,\Vurrl then was sworn by ('tty Clerk Rusdot'r. nth~r whIch he Introtitle d hlR tour deputies to the r..rayor, gh Inlt them each their formal, puhllo appointment. "Mayor Knlgllt," he .ald. "allo" n:e I About 10:30 o'c1ock a hush fell on the ns~embly. Suddenly there was a little Btlr near the donr a.nd hurried whispers rof, "Here he ct''Imes!'' Finally Gen. Bull, rt'sple!ldent in the f~l1 dress regnl1n of his office as 8upermtendent of PoliN.', followed by his inspectors and '·\pt:11n~. all in full dress uniform, mrll'C'hed ftolem.nlv into the room, ThC'!'.w distinguished. officers at the guardians of the pence ranged themselves In rectnn.:ruiar p051ition about Maynr Knight. They tht:'n solemnly ttlok ott their hais and as s()lemnly put thfm on a~ain. The greal dramatic moment of the clay was fa~t aprnachIng Tragedy filled the aIr. ~Iayor DIehl stropped forward. DR. DIEHL'S SPEECH. "Mayor KnIght," he saId. "It glvP" ne grea t pleasure to welcome you into this office to take care of the good, gen· ?l'llU~ cltlzE'n~ of Buffalo. "It may not he out of place to refer to the part that Buffalo took In the Cubnn 'Var. Th€' city at that time ap· pl'cprinted $10,000; a regiment \-,,'as raised, but the cilizens supported the soldt~r~ themselvE's and the money was returned to the (""'tty Treasury. "Following came the Exposition, to which came forward all classe~ of cHi7."ns, rich and poor alike, The Exposition W<l~ not a financial suC'C'ess, but In consequence ot it. I think I am sa..tE' in ~aylng. that during your t.erm Butralo will hayp 1,000 more population nnd $1,000.000 more In property." Here I the doctor hesitated, noticing -the a~­ tontshe(l look on the faces of some of hI" audIence, then added, ·'no. ~100.oo0.­ ono more In properly:' He failed. bowever, to h£>ar the whispered correction of a frIend that he meant also 100,000 people. UE :\LTH .'\.1\D UAPPP4E~S. "Your term w1ll probably ~f'f'." con- tinued Dr. DIehl, "the oompletlon or new l:nion RtH.tloD, of thE" Ham- l\ hur~ ranal. that is. the Hambun: .c~nal ~ewerage a.nd of man)' grea.t wt\rehouse~ and slorehou~e~. I (".•)n wIsh l'OU only good health and happln€'~~. Good-bye, , And witb a sigb of reliet the (IX" Mayor ~teppE'd back behind the floWerS. II I )IA1'OR K"IGHT'S RES"O:\~E. "I know well the truth o! what Y?,U sar," l'e!=;ponded Mayor Knight. ,l hoJ')(' that all will prove s.atlstaC"tOi y. You ha\'e mane no ref£>rencp to the PoB('e Depat'lment, standing here: but I want to ft,lY that the ButTal n polilce In W~ made a reputation all oyer t le p;.)\.tl\tn~ and [ hope that they· will keep It np to the hIgh "tandard whleh tlw.y hnve noW attained. To uc::e your own words 1 wi~h you good health antI I I Ove Y �............................... .. ' ~fe lttnttern. 2:lem ~erunbfltit!'lrommilfiir 2:lr. ~.ruttr ~ I!Imne frnb gtftetn al1lti I frifd)e ~rallernfiilIe llerid)le! hlorben unb altlar finb bie 'llatienten unb be. ren !lllo~nung llleronica unb ~ugufla ~riabaq~! in ~o. 177 £al~rop @ilr. ~uAuf!a 1ft 3 3a~re art unb nier ~age front, unb llleronica, 7 3a~re art unb fei! brei lagell franf. I = -oe<>---- "WILL WORK FO NEW PESTHOU8E • ~lft~~"'.~ attending the transter ot Streets trom WI1I· to PatrIck J. Kennedy South Dlvl.lon Str •• t. ..bout 8 o'clock Y.8terday form ..lly turned ov.r his tor at tor :Ul appruprlation II(1W qUlI.ruullnc bO~p1t81 or un ('l:tf·[.s!n· ac1111upu to tbf' present Ferry Bluf"t l~sUtuL1tlll. He wHl prollnhiy Ilsk for Ii Incld.ntally Mr. Rl1Iery Mr. Kenn.dy that .. JUO to C'Ulploy Br('hlt(>I'u~ to makt' plllus, and Sllf>('Ukatlons t(lr u $Jo.onn stru('turc~. ~~~'~t~cj~~rr;;~:li)ye. had pertormed The ComlllJssioDf'r fltatNl thnt It hs IIOW ., satiAfactorlly l'o~tlug thf' dly ;thout $7!i n da:y to tl'('tl under hIm. lItr. the path·nt~ III thE'lr qunrnnUuf'f1 110101'11. wltlle Ie tJwtf' \\"£"1'(' a tully cqnlpp(l(} bos· t~~~~:'~~~nr~le~o:~u~tgotng sup~rf As Mr. RH· say 8 tew things to of the department bethen read the follow- sIgned by all the atof the bureau: Hmery: The under8lgned. who. ;·,i!oltt,ach',. direction as employes and have b•• n assocIated wIth official capacity. have lome manner, how(:ver tm· to give expression to our '~~D~~t~U~po~n~ the severing of the re· ~ us ('onseQuent upon ~·ret;lro""'!nt. While In the dl.charge ot your office you have all ot nUku ur Ilr. ". nlt.·r U. Ju.J- ~'rnl fril'lul:i nn.l IU"}'jllint!llH'p,; Qr 1»1', (~N:'('nt.' (,!tIll'" fit Id~ ollill~ tbi~ lIIorninc- to (·x.teu.1 thdr (·ou~rtltulntfoDs. '1"hl')' 'Hol1l('wbnt ~l1l')lri!'-~ll tn It-'t\rn that thp} W(ire rOlli' d;lrs Intt"- thllt Dr. GrC'I'nC" took form.,} c·horgcl or th,' lit'Wt'l't. pnrtnwnt or healtll 011 :\l'W Yt'ur's Day. 'l'iw Jlli"nlllH·(·lll'n~ion a~ to thl' titue ur v;hrn the tt"rlll of nfTkf'>: Dr. "~t'lldl) t'xpil'rd nrofol.e in 1111 iDt('r{':o;tiIl~ mnDuer. : ])1'. ""t·UtIe- Wi1~ I1f1Point('fl ht'alth COUl· mi!'~iuol'r 1 y ~l:1rC)r Hi ... hnp fin tbe 1",t of .Tnnn!lry. 1 U:.!. The ('uillmon ('onn. ('i1, h.Jwl·\'£>r, dill not hol(l ih fil"l't I11fPling unW .'nmllny -ah. nnd thl' lllRyor'fJ J'lltuJ ot IlIrgp dIDHm~loDJi tb('y could uc IDPs:oIngt" uotifying thnt hod!" of Or. "~rn­ <.'sr('d (or at I:I't'lSl,lly "t'clu(,f>d cost. Il<" also I,oint('ci out thut ql1srslltlUl" ron a bnUKU Ch'8 npltuinlnlE'lIt wns not flntptl .Jnn('oold be rul!lpd aftpr :.:4 hours from the time 11111')' ht. hut .bntlor,r ,Hh. The np' of the 1'(>1DO\'O) of II PH.t!£'ut. and the usual pointmellt ,,"fiR th~rt'r()r~ im](>xul in tllt" fowUy ruutiue t'onld 1;0' on. ....... . . . . . . . . ....... . dt~· ('leork'g oftk(> It.. huying be('n motl£> on the -Uh or January, Ilu,l it wus nrgll{~tl 11)" S"IIH'I thnt J)r. \\'(·nl)(1's term tht·reton l . ...................................... ('xpil'(>(loll lhf' ·I\h of .TnUURl')", ]SDT• •\", lit! W/IS nppoitlh'll to !'1U'('f't'ti hiD1!-1I'if, nl, II ....... , ...... , ntltlntiou wns pnitl to tht' lJlQtU'r thPD. but WIH'Jl Dr, (:n:'('IW WOR named to sue{'f~pd Ur. '''l'ndl" thr- «till' tion wos rDi~p(l n~ to whpn till' llew ('omllli ... ~iolwr c:ho\tld .. Present System and Costly: Councit II be Asked for Relief. t·r· of .raHu.H,y. nlhl Thill tht· tf'I'1l1 i'!Iih. 01'I Uli t log I thE'·ousl'!,'r· ('Hm" 0111'(' if..,I••. f(,,(·t 11Mt tht.' tl'TIIl or Iltli('P or I h. r;rne"l 'Vr,udl'. !ht.· ITtirillt.! lIr'nlll! (-'omUli~:4iont'l·, t h~ new ('o!llmi:r-.~iulH.·r. Hr~elll', wOIII!1 nnt. tlll'l'pfol'l', IH:tuully be· ::in t1:ltil till' 4th of 111' month. thut ~wy· l'(lUUt'il Will IJ rge New F~ilities. ~o mollY Ftnt p mC'llt'J hnn~ lu>(>n pl1hli~n. flfl (1IlriJl~ tht· l)U't f("w wl!t'ks to th.· DR. GREENE, HEALTH COMMISSIONER, WILL ASK FOR $500 TO EMPLOY ARCH 1"r. TECTS • nwn I 1 herefore Dr. Greene Took Office on January 1st the Same as the Other New Officials. diel Dot ("spirt' 1Intil 1I111nizht 011 lhl' H •• llb C'~"'l~ lug tht' liil ~11 Harry L. iD~~~~:~~~rtoot leave. the department, . Cq~Ci4l IT ENDED DtCEMBER 31st. -JAn~. '1 ~d "-' 7}'ttA&I-- V'l"'tf. cJ/d '- Kennedy and surrender- Reason for the Conflicting Statements as to the Expiration of Rr. Wende's Term. I .,."......... . lEW QUARANTINE HOSPITAL talit' nffiC't'. ..\n iIl\'1I4tlj.mtion or tht.· 1'f'C'ord'l "onvin('Health Comm,ssioner Greene Wiil Be- f'rJ all th.lf ) I)'. IlIh.'-s tE'rm really l'X ph-ed at miduic-ht on til(' :nst of Ih'>( 4!1lI' 2'in A2'alO to Ur2'e the Construction cOl~rt:•• y. klndn •••• and honorh(~r. nud Dr. firt~elll" tht'T"fore t!)ok or· of Such a Buildin2'.' ",ork of your defict· on th[ 1st llf .Tannn;·t'. IIp wn-accomplished with __ ~worn in in the rnavor·y otH("~· ""'('tlnpslh\engapd In it. and at Health Commt u,W p e 9 (ElM lIl tt:nds rnornin~ ,,10111: with thf'\ othl~r hC:Ic1s of d;administration has 'Il"':>'!~~::~~ In Its publIc atll- to renew~ortB to secure a neW partntl"nb. nnd t'Jok 1IO"~f'ssiou of hi .. oCe duty may call you In quarantine hospital for this city. . Hef' at oo'·p. Tht~ onh' ",'hnne-e which h,. wh, ...,ve:r your linea may be The Councilmen at their last m~~tlntC mnd~ in th\,o stU.ff of tbe UE'partmp(lt wu ... that Our friendship and lsapprovcd th e , re"'OBI\l~lhon pr&?'Fi~~~~ th~ rmluHJtill1l or Hr. Cl!ll'k to 11(1 "Ils,b.. twlll att.nd you and that r en ((aging B~t h une, e .. une . t I I I 11 " h ... will long cherish pleas· to prepare I> Ia ns,...nnd ,peclftcaUon~ ~ - tor Inn 1('1\I t. 1 1'1 (.( r., fl~ t t" posltUlD 1'1 ,it'sour association with such a ho;~pltal. That killed everything J!'nntl'( lU till' ('ltv ('hnl'tpr. that had \wen dont' b~~ the Alderme-;l ~ and now Dr. Greene Intenns to bedn New Hospital Necessary. all over again. He Raid th'~ afternoon Bent a combInation bookthat h<' wt11 send I\. communica.tion to Ht:glth Commissioner Greenp seems and a solid silver tea set the- Aldermen shortly in which h~ 'wlll as a token 01 their appreclask for an appropriation for a new ho~· to hnve b('gun hIs term tn a proper ot their chi.!. I It 1 manner b:r urging the establl!!'hme-nt Ilf Hmery thank.d the' oR a. a n.w quarantln. hospital tor this dty. for and the expre~................................ , and It Is to be hoped that our CIty Fathen will spare no time in acnn~ upon the r~quest. One ot lhe very commendable teat· ures ot the regime ot former Health Cnmmi~sioner \Yende wa!'( his persi~t· M~"e.'",\ - IS e fun b -r, • I > rr . . . . ent fight !or~.new pesthQuse. Commissioner Greene Will -) e I ~ < ,"ommlITar I stir. ISret,Of to~rb bern €5lablrat~ am The rocenl Id,IUlc ot smallpox has kthe Common Council to !IJlonloA 10 emer ~mpfe~{ . d'monstrat.(~n a strIkIng IUnnner the Take Action. b. rinqenbe lJ1ol"toenbi n fel·t .- ung bit, great ne,'d ~" plnce In which to cllre .. ~ 'I ~ ,meg Ofuen ~ ~roumn unb lieITer eing ·"'1 I ,for the ,·le g f contagious d,sease. '"' I··one < S)ospitaIll all·s etlU) .l)er e en 1\ \\. hll'.'l Is tl" ~ that W~ hay. wea th .r· t:l" ... .. ~uaran to RUtI I ('OlllmufiifHf llln to the Iegen. 3 .d t~r.ce~dOtnlc without great ('onnell ne-xl ~[ol1llny n!Okiug that trOl1b~ it l~~lY true that we can· take lome IH,tinu tOWltrtl mokingI not ~ect ~ pa!i;~ through nnother tor n quarnlltine bo"'pitlll for ot Pftti('utR Hffl'cted with Hmnll~ SUCb,.~d'~'lth so light r.sult •. othpr "nt(>CtinuH tllsea",l'.t. Ur. 'No~ tell at what time con .. that th .. rf.' i!i flU ilDllel'lltag'o dIs.. may break out. but of Inrg('r q\1nrh'r~ rut' ~lH'h R.nd he "'ilI Dlnk.f' en'ry f>ffort every lOW~ wlth what ease cou· h.e ('Q--operiltlon 1)( the COUlmon ta~~li~("a8e may become epidemic. ~ent we havE" no suitable pla.ce in \" to care for our people who sutfer (rom (>ontagiou8 diseases. o.nJ somo business reaRons demand that \\ e at once set about to provide Sllen a. pla.c~. Dr. Greene i~ right In his contentlon. A.nd ffhould fnllow clo~ely In the footst.ps ot his predecessor. ,,·ho grasped , the condltlon~ cunfronting him In !'(uch n way that he ma.de Buffaio an a('lUa.~ h.nlth r,sort. We trust that Dr. Gr•• ne wIll conUnue- pmulating his preue(~e~sor, \Jut. and we- make the suggesttnn without wIshing to prejudge Dr. Gr.eno·. abU- '''t to act with vigor and ijili,ot..Jdng care for public Interdone so with sUt.'h ~ I I Jc ~ ~ ~!!:on.r r.'~Q)n" I Jtlt'~ n~ COIll)lal'€'u with tho~'" 1)( Ern'~lt I ""en de, C'nndor compels us to stn.te I that we bt111cn' thp Vtl'Y fad that I, Ernf'!lt ,,·PIl,l!'" i!it n;, lon~er Heal \ CommIssioner to be an . It• UClr WI tb~ 1VlI T ll.. .A thn olen A. tiOD C ltnl Mal It Iho �('I'}~ltl GIU~{'I' GERMS IN FREE TEXT BOOKS. ,r/I/PA'--- • HI I ,1("lIe,1' fbot ('oJnlUlt!lIlloll£'r I!Ihunlll "II!'!""--".II•••" Ih;o-rt;;;:"I~'n~t~,.;;.:n:_,:""----"• • III" rNluln,."1 tu gh (! l\ t'lln(1 In the 811111 Ilf ~10.0no, as, lunf]{'r Ihl' Inw <'r('Jltli,f.{ thnt ollict'. tht! depIty PU/il'lnM'I' C'OU1111h."\OJ1{"r I~ {'rupowf'r~'ll th ll(-t n ("ollilui. ~!lJn('r (If IlUhll(' works In Ill,l\\" n'll""!I lhP t)\"C'nt ol th(>>1l1,sE"ll(,l' or IlJahll1tv ot 111"4 HmH'rf !lilY!.' ('bl,-! to IH't. - I I EU.\.wrL'S L IC,IGHT, I .1\ (('ompnn~'inlt thp mayor' s UlI'~~';U!'I~ WII" a ffl lllHll1tli( ,uilln in wl!i( II lw n\~ \! l. t'~!P~1 thnt it 1)(' (trlll'l"c"{] lIr1l1P,l. .;\b:r· lit" hnluhl ",tnt('d rhnt in Jl ~ ('II' : ll'i :\"(';\1'''' nI:lll)' filllHHtnnt J'('l'OIllIl'1t'lH]:Iri"!1'1 l·,·n t..IIIH!I iu tht, 1Iln~·nl":-. m(':i"i:UH~ "UI'''' b: t • ot which "tht) tux eOlllm .... bLl~n ,lui .. prn.:tknHr t llnlJi!" th(! lnw." ~Inyor Hoarth Commissioner Greene Suspects That Pupils (.. Have Been Made III by Handling Them. Will Be Fumigated. uy 31 0 Lu,ll'r tll:- (·xh.ting law the frnn,'hiHt'S o~ ~t{'llnr rnllronds Dnd c'hf"r ('orpcuuliolll\ I" hO~l" pmVPl'ty tl'O:->"'l.~ highwflYH u\nuot JUh.'C!lIHtt"y }'L' n"'s('s~cc.l, 'II',.. \ctHm thrn l)l'oyjilrd thllt th(' IE'gl~. Inturs frum l~ri~ ('olln!:r ue rt'fttwsteli to f l'lHl"tlYor to 8{'t'lIrl' thp passage- of nUll?lHl~ fnlJOWd: llJt>n:", Us fl ,!, the I",'IIS', II tl,.! lill' II'I'~. ~.' ".! '. "Pn'srrl'I'I'"" t ' ~, . , . III" . . I,'oth" Oy 0 [ ' \I{' £'rmlllf,',',1 lIWlly n~ lion as l','l'I'lr ,lc:' lug tlil' Y:1111C' ot !-<I)('l'inl fran(·hilies (J( "[e'Ene'hn'll Illo,·'cl fllll :)111 twh (.(ll"llc)rntinnc:. Intf'l'\' i('w eye ry 5('11001 !lU'~·nl ,(' 1l11'''SIl.t:t' h~ 1·('Pt'h·"II, ~"'c1 111111 "PraYlc1iu~ thllt nIl inrormation in thl' c·lt)" on thl~ ma.lter." I!IIlIlPII, nnll th !lt n (·ommittt· ... Ilf thn.l' 'l1~"s~:-i(Jn of thl' !;tatl' 111131'.1 of tax CoUl~ his immedliltl~ attention. It Is lhar thE' ~n(d Dr. (z" (' t"np to a fH·ND.\ Y :\E"·::;: l~,\ ("!lI)IOhlf\',l In t'(ln~i'h"l' thl~ l'l'{'I)/lll!Kl1d,\. 1I11~'''lllnt'Ni he 111[1(1(.\ IHlhlit', frt"t' t{'xl books u~('rl in Rpm€." o . mnn las t nlr-h t. "In l· n.~f'S where weh 1 rp flllpcl '"' nons ('tJlltainl II th£"l'llin .lU(1 refer tlll'Lll t,) . "PI't1ridiua; that the- l11uni('ipnlit:r 'n~ ~rad E" ~ In the publil' :;Ie: 00 FI a . • '. rnpn' h" ~ut-:Ptl,t th a t th.~ I'f' i~ clangl'I' I lhl\ pnp -r C'4lllllHitt('~, ~. tltll I t tl t I with lli.!'H.-'nF-p g(>rm~ and aI'€' the <.:aU~f tilt' books UT'(' to be rumlg-at<.:' d at om'I'. .i () lC 'lX llln' thp rh;ht to :lIlP{"lr or mUch ~kkn,-.~s In thO~(l parth,: ul:l.t 1 al~o w ill sC'e SUI.t. EmE'r~on anti try TJII' motion WU S f':\rril\d, nn ,l Chninnnn III'jOI'(' thl' stnh, honrl1 nnel b(' mode .1 gl'~\de-~. I' to urrnng~. fOl ' hnYing all tlw olw'l' '[!Ib"l'lio'l ~\ (Illoinlhl ali Ih~' Hp<'cinl t'OIlt ~ JlllJ'ty tn Iho IlI'Ol'(\('lling~." D G" h t tl cd with n num- l £- xt hook:-< 111 u~p In 1}W ~('hools (;.Iml· fluttl 'l' . \hJt'l"II11n )Il'Eadu'l'D. L'\llcbhl'ft 'I'hh. was utllluilllOHsiy ndoptNl, b r . f "~Ienol uSi ~P~IR on the sub- gatpo ~a(' h ::;pring or fall, Thel'~ al ol\~ ' :m,1 A\ctlllll. ~ll'. _\'Iilhl Ill~o nan'l'd n rt'",ollltinu th:lt e r t 11and~\ wtll 100 hold pr nA.econferenl'E' , "11t i~. sart't'· . It1 uot1ll'd 'r, jet' \\1 '~ . ' ..::\1"\0 .' ~' r\.nt~ thp boor(l that .,'II 1Wile I~ () r IIppoI'wH'nb UP dh,;'(·t~1 tl, Hupt. l'-:mf>n::on !;ome timE' thi!" wpel.. , "L-..ven th,C' !;l'hool jallltor~ haYe (·allE'~ Itt' hoel h('(' 11 :-.('rvl'tl "ith pnppl"l'i in no I\t' 1 1"('1l~II.t ,,-Iwt l'I·elUl·tio:l in tt.t' nllUliwr ,,' H e ~ald that onc principal had pall~ 111Y att £'ntton to tht' tnnttpr. On~ r tion bl'Uu;:ht II)' tlw UnITnlo Xntl1ru) U:l~ the·h· (,llllllo,Ho..; i~ poo..;_"ihlc- without im' partl('ular attpntion to the (' nst"'5 01 tlwm ~aw me ir:t thp ~l3.Yol"!; om, {-' PUl'1 ('olllJlnny to rc-:-.trniu Hw l'ity froUl n ilill.!! Iht" pmdl'nt'~' of thl' ll11hlh" 'u~ni{'p, diphtherin in hi~ !whool nnd had fountl l thl~ v,' epk nnd ~flHll.'c had a la rge nUlll· c ' nr(\l'(itl~ till' (lrtlinnn{'l' Iimitin" th .... jlrii.I.' It WUN all, IHt'll. that thp. c11~N\'~E' sc-t>JnE"O to afflict th·, bt'l' of book~ 10 111:-; !:'ehool that the ,.. llupil!o\ In a partkular grade year aCtcl' tE'n(' hl"I~8 were afraid to touch or the of nnt1l1'j\) ,l.!"n:-; to !!,i ('£'ntF; pC'r 1,000 ('lIhil' ;\11 , .\t.l:llll ,11"0 h;1(l 11n..;.;;;p<l 3 Ip~oll1ti"'n year, a~ thE" new pupll!'; E'nt£'red that ~dlOlnl's to .u~e h("('a~~e they had h~en fl't't. Ihl1t tltl? Erie ('Olll1t." 1I'~i"llItnr~ oht:l:n grade. HI:' l~ould not account for it. I ufO:E'd by (' hlldre-n nfflll'tNl with c::cal~~t 'f'!H\ math'I' was rt' (l'l'I'e(] to tht' "orpo. tlll:('l1 f llll'uts to the l'lt'dicn law "whieb hat Dr. Gre-E'n(' Is certain that the ~f'xt frv~I' nnd diphtheria, '.~hose books" 1,1 ]'nlit n ,'oun lo ('1, onll Iw WOI:I instructed t,) ,will nf~oTcl N'lie! from the J'XIIPn:o:;(' jl\~ bool{s are ftll('d with llispase gE"T ms. be fumigau'd at once. cl('f('IHI til£' adioll. '·1l1~·('~1 III \lnn(.\c~~nl';\r pl'luting- or r]N'ti,)n . . _-i C'lliUplI'ol1t'r H(>f'rwngrn Anbmittpcl the- ,J1nll('e~ "ith l'E'~nrd to rhe bonndnries of tIll' l'hnil' hr .\lcll'ruh"u .\ualll and Kpn~ f()l1mdn~ C'o1l111l1IDicntion: flistri(,ts and 1()("ttiol1 of polling- plnl't"lM' l1ed,r. 1 11f'l'tl1'l' to rnll )'Our nltpntioo to tltI£' -4 nn(1 t.hfil thl" luw nl:ln proriuc whnt th~ .\111, 1\:t"IlIlt"cly iutrnollC'£lf1 th(' n('w H(WtlnIl l:!lluf rhl' r"h~f"(l l'bnrt('-l' or rIll' C'1t~ l~l'IIJlrll'l,)l'., of nt'-wt'p;.IlIer-:-I nre f"lltitll~el tl) ('hninnnn nnd the nnth elf otl\('E' wns nd· uf nnrrnlo n'~nl'(}ln,l! tht' 8t>r\'lc,' or uoUr,:.. II'nI" the ))uhli('lItioll ot nil noti('{\CI r("'111irPll ll1ini:-.tl'n.. 1 lO him il;\' Clt'rk Hl1s(lnrt. (In Ilt·l1l1l}lI("IIt tn\.Jln~·£'rs 011 h~hnlr or SC~II)~ !! b.\~ .th(~ {'1(,('tiuD low' to ue- pUbJishNJ." Chninn :w ::\I~it>t'ho~..; then ~nill· hl'll} h,r thl' l·It~· c,t Buffa)\}, lilt' honn! Uc10I't(l11 a rl:'soluticlll offprrd ,,( ~('ntlt'lIll'n or th rJ I.oanl uf ahh'"rml'llt wunlel l't· " Jlt>I·t full).' lJr,i.:t' thut rour bon· I hY' :\lr.•\dnn, r(>qu~~ting the- t'Omptl'ol!er I thank "on :-in"rrplr for tIlt' honor whi<'h t:rRhll' hll,l.\' rl'tl'f till' .. uh.\('('( Illllttf'r to [bt' tl) l'l'('omnu'nd 0 I1WI'(' ('('ollomirnl mOIl .. of ,.·ou bn,:" "OUrCI'ln,!' 111)'11' Ill". I r"nlize lorporntl,m C'fH1fl!iI'1 to drart nn nnwndm('nt I pt'l'f('clin~ t-tx !o1nl~ titlp,", Th~ t I ..' ,..... to ":lltl 8('('tlo11 10 h(' 5ouhmltt('(1 to th(' I"gh!. I" .. , ' : " . . ..• , (,Onll' ~o . tbut thl'Tl.' lire Ill'n' in thj~ hOlly ml'mut'l'!'i Inlurc' In wh!<·h tbC' Jlrk.' of 8f'rvlng Ihp<;C' r nntlupflt<!d thl!i ~'p:-,ollltIoll hy mltkmg wlll\ Itl"(> fnr heth r }llll'linnll'ntarinns tb<lll nlltll'("~ hI"' l'N1IH','f) tel ~j; ('pnt$! and no C'harge 9\1('b n rpl'O!llUlendntwD, ] ODl, hut 1 n:-'l'1I1I'l' yon tllat it shall hp lip mudr tor f','l"vlllg Ih£' ('It)" and county. .\. ref.>(JllItltHl offE"retJ h)' ),11'. ~\rlnm snd lUy aim to t1h,,·hul'j.;t, th(· clutil's of thit;, ,nt'l-:'urdln g lit" r,'(lurth)n Ilt prlre In I'l·t('~rt'tl to th£.' ('ommittE'e ou OI'dinnlll'(l'K otlkt' tu Ih+! l'l'..,t lIC illY nlJility ItwnrChl"S, I Ihlt1 Ibat In !;PC'tlou :1 th£' {'omp· IUO\'Hlp!;; for on n1l1f'11dlUtmt to thE' rhar",\~ uhll'I'II1l'11 of Ilw dt,· ~ ~f Bnffnlo Itr 'llh'rh hl1!o1 It ..right to D'lnl\p n contract tor trr ",ilb 1'C'f("l'Pl1tP to tIl(> pnl'chns(~ or rrol ~ f>~~ t nn ST",t), hut \lnd,'r the low 1 l,rol1O'1 . 'I' HHI hln'l' I t'l'lI dt't feu as tru~tl'('~ (or thl? COlllp£'II,'(} to 11Il" t h c ' . . . ' I nm r 1 ~, (\)i:l l( III !tur" of fHUd~ p1'ovtd('tl ,P('''ll,') , .lH t IIt.! gOYl~l"J1llleut or t b ' I I !oi~nr(' l(."~ mo( e Iw Cli' II pnrtll,ttlul' I m'p 11'· e ('lty, nne thl' ('flllnt," l'lf'rk who hilS:; hpl'cototore- rb' ;, . .,.' . I OSl(\, llU l wntton of for ,tlw jll1J'l'rr~l' ,of rrnllli.n~ ~ul'h In\\":-; unrl 11~ ~7:.)O tor tb..-, "'11IUt'. I would tbr~,rt,~C' ~!~lt~('('H Ill"! It l~.. ?po~nls for Jlul~lir. Wi.IlIg" MI('II HI tlOn tlH wllt h(' tor tll~ h~~t r('~PN tfully rl'qut'st tllnt snld 8E'C'tlon 11,1"'0 01 k~, nnd tIl( puhlIcatIon of plt"{,tIon intpn'~b nf thl' Jil'oplt'. It i!1i :ronr sworn hc· rl't('rr('d to till" ('or{lOTntlon cOllnsel. with notl('('?' I\nd puhlIC' Ill'illfin_IZ, Thps{' uri' llutv ttl fuithrllJlr utlmillbter thl~ tnllo1t n rl'.1lt'sl to IUlYI:' th .. prire ot sporl'bee re. thf' :lI1lf.~llclnwnts l'u'omDlE'ncJed br thl' lll1pl':-. .. el lit Illl ~'nt1' anll I shnll lwlieytc!' tbat C1Uf'l!fl tu '$~I Ullti It l'untlnuntlon $2.50, ('hnrt"I' ,l'P,il"iOIl ('uUllllitt(l~ and h~'·l' nil you will ell) ~o Ilutil tlll' ('outrary dl'Ul'ly Tlw rN'omn1l'nllntion wn~ adopt~1. L(,(~11 )ll'In,h'd. .\. ('ommUllif'fttion wn~ rt'<'eh'erl (l"~)/U ' 11 motion o( ..\1<1. ){c£'1C'l1ren the honrti IlltI'f'llJ'l'. "if WI:.' hlln~ In mind tilt' intt-n'stl'1 01 ('Ol1lIHl'o.lIf'r lIl"1.:rw<l.qPll a~king that the AtlJllurnNI ((lr one w('(ll\.. th(> dn, I nUl (·ol1\"illl·4..'d that thiloi hoard e'orpOl'.ltioll ('01111:-0('1 he iU!'~truct.,d £0 pre. "ill JU~i'l' II r('t'urd of wbith w{' all wiU pni'~' ,lJl nnll'nolIllPJlt tn th{' ehnrter HI. he !,roud, 10"~1IJJ:: th e l'otlll'lrnlie-r to UIo;P th~ prrmi. 1'1 I t:'lit'le thpl'l' b;. sutn('h'ot talent und nllls l'l' OliZPll 1I1)()U th£' loinleo of hom)=, fl~ fl (~ll'lh-Bl'C in this !Juanl to t'nahle us to rt.SOllrCt' in the- llunual C'Stilllntes, .\t trc.n!'Oi\c't hn:-;.illi'!'>S with ('oUlpleh' ~t1t·l'l':-.S, IU(''if'l1t th£>;\' nr~ pai,) into the I(){'ai 1'('. A'UK/DR. WESDE'S DINNER.U-r ""-ith till' or).rllniztltiou of rhi~ hoely, lit lllption fund. 'l'hC\ recomUlcntintion I,CllititM h" a thill~ oL tilt' llnst uUIl from wno; ac1"ptt'il. Dr, Ernest Wende should ba;:':tetul thi~ hUl!r ulltil tIll' cud of the rear it Thl' 111l1l1181 rt'port of the- ('oTl)Ol'ation to the lIhyslelans and other prominent loohuuld 1.4..' uu!' \'IIl!tfiYUt' to ~t->1'ye tlw Ilt.'tr ('olloloid Wft!i r('('('in'd, BUi'rall'nfans who dIned and toasted ph- I'P,I.!"lu'(ilt"S..; ol l'0litkH, I{('uwmurr that llOl'llor:ltiuD COUlltwl Fl:'Jdmnn nak£'ll hIm 011 Sa.turday night. It was very bo ,,110 i')('l'Y(.·S thu IH'lJpil' s~rYt'S him~t:'lf, 1hnt nu :dtorl1'.~' he n~bh,"1J("d to repl"'t'Aeot kind ot them and showed that the beAI-> l'l'c><.:i,liul-: l.tHe·l'r of thi~ lWIlrl1 I !>thall the C'ity in n I1luuhl"r Of :tl'ti()l1~ in whj('h lievers In the theory that no physIcian f'lj,h~anH· [0 ('uIHhlt't bu:-;ilh.':-;~ with nu~o' hi" is COUllloit'! tor the plnintitf'l:, ·.Phemat~ The Mayor Sent in a Number of Imbut Dr. 'Vende was capable ot runntng 1ntll tHirnn·~ to l.'at h lllt'1I1hl'l' withuut l"l'" tt'r WOs l't'!C'rre,l 10 the ('onunitte£' on portant Communications Much the Health Departmen t are stili CODgoni tu hb pCllitk~, Up-nUl·men. whut JiU!1nc:,>, stant In the faith, It remains tor Dr. Other Business Transacted, ili ynur (l11"thel' pll'IIl'1!lrer ('(ll. \Vol'fl, (>llmllli"~·donrl' of ptlhlh~ Grpene to convert them-it he can-to CLoirmnll ~(ailu·h()s:-;·:; speec-h wos wOl"k~, rnl1(',1 thl~ nttcLtion of the b031'f1 a dln:erent opinion, grC'E'tt11 with nplllaust>, ttl the fud thut the runt! (or tll{'1 tor ,Juhn l' r:lfl~ WIIS n·:lllJ1ointl·U ~prgllnDt. 11u!l!ie ~l'llOOI~ is allllust E'xhnu-:,teti, there It "'ould have been agreeable to \!Ome It wn~ nrtpr 10,30 o'doc'k when tbt· at·nnJlt' nuel On·i ... H, Luwl'l'nl'(, WUti rt:!~ hPlDJ! nn Ullt·xJ)f'lltletl bnlnu('e of but friends ot Dr. Wende, as well as thoee m~'rnlJt'rs oC thl' HJtI:! hU'U'll I)f "lIlt'rm,'n t\lII'OiuH'cl 1lH'I5r't'lIg('l', I .. 4.a73,21, nnd thnt it would be- nece!i~ ot the new Health Commissioner, to see lw!.:"r.,l1 to n~"l'nJhlt:' ill tlll':r dlnlllll('r tur A.lIlI'l'1U('n Zo('ller uncI Ii:E"nnedy Wl're RnI'.Y,to muk{' ..;(~me pro\'b,don to ('oyt'r the Dr. Greene at that table, wh.,.., he the initinl ult't·tin~ ur tilt, I1(>W Yt'ar. ThE' at.lHJ1n[('el a n .. wmitth' tu wnit upon the 11dicit. CuI. ," I1l'd gn,-e aH the r('8son~ would undoubtedly have jolned as l11PPtiul; to 11I1\'e hel'l1 lll'ld at 1U mayor, Tllt'r 1"(.'tnl'nctl "ith 31n\'or for thl\ (l£'fi('Jt tltl" !.lllnll appropriation, heal'1l1y as any In commendation of the O'dOl'k, hnt the t'(Juf,Ort'm'l" flf the ill'mo- l(nlght'" ltl1l1ual llH·~:ota~e und ~('\'l:tul thr lil'tidt of ,"'7.1:.!:!,~7 curried o'·er from work ot /lIs predecessor, But the tone ('rot~ dclnyt!rl mllttl'~. otl1Pl' l'ollllllunil'ution", last ,n'lll' Rllcl th(' inert~tH\e in the Ilrice or the speeches made plainly showed The big l'llumht'r Wlhl fl'dol('nt with tb{, Tll(' 11l1':-ot-llll;1' RIIIWU1's ~ls('wltere in the of ('unl from ~.J.l~ to ~;i"!9 J)£'l' tOll. why there was no such brIdging of the }'erfUllw of tlOWl'l'M flnrJ \'nl'lOUl'4 £.;rudl·:-I Comllll'rcinl. CuI. "'1l1'1i £'Rtirnntl'11 that ~20,OOO chasm between the old and the new. or ciJ{nl's und ('h,..rorJt~, "'lll'u til(' m(>lllThe- first ('OlllU1uuil'ntion from the nl'W would Ir(' nel'ded for ttwl fur tile bnlnuce It would have been Impolite to the nf'W },ert~ Ll'!.:'AIi to a~H'mhl£' tlJ{~r\~ Wl'r~ fin(> mnyor wa~ 11~ !ollowR: of Ibo Yf'llr. Horal tl'illutcl'I on tIll' (h'sk:-. of ..\1<'1. rrJw lun ttfOl' wos referred to the com. CommJssloner to Invite him to sit and \\'h'U(lf I,r the !1th wnrr!, .\).1. )'Io{'st 01 ,January 6, H)o:!, mitt('{1 00 tinOl1('1:' lIoton to denunciation ot hIs appointiht, O1il w'lrcl \Icl :\Jnl'titl ot th .... ')Oth To tht' I1nnf'lrnhlt' tlu- (ommon {'ollnf'll: Dr. "~uIU,t, n, (~I'epn', h"nltb "01"ment and recItation ot the tormula ot • I -, : '" Gl'ntll'lJlen-He)DUS bll.\'~ ht'E."n !o!ubwlttf'd ~ ~'w~u-d Hilll .. \Jll. Sn~lth or th.r 11 ~h wal"~' for my uJillrurl1l by th,. dt'puty 1-'1Iglnt'I'r mil"!'.ioJll'r, nOlified the honrd thnt o\\"in.s: "~'"{'nde or nothlng/' 60 he wa.s kindly Thl' room W:l~ (')o\\".ll'f1 wnh C'ttr ornel--;, (,()lllmla~ltll\('r. Ill'put)" wntH ('lImml!olS!Olll'r, to til(> (~plrll'rnil' o( smnllpox tht' hospital leU out. fill', d~[lUlY l.llllldlllK ('ull1lul~~loner 11(111 dPlluty fund or his 11"pnl':nwnt wa~ exhllul'Iteti. Som£' Ume, perha.ps, when doctOl'8 ~t HLiO o'<'lo('k, AlII. ~o(>II(1r DlOVPc] litre-t·t cQUlmlsblOJIl'r, llJlpnlut(',1 on Jnnuary lIe f.;tnh'el thnt Ihe l1i1lti llnl)nid "mount GT'eene, 0.5 a J r' "'''{tl' let fn' cr al~o Hpo.lth Commls~ioner _ L d ytth p'l)lll~ In otlwl' rf'~ult of l'ontbP liltA ii€ a, ~ . n~an~ tn diffpl'l·nl school principals. has ma,~p _~! "r om' going to f,tartlInr,' c!lsl'On-ry whll.'h Is to rf'~(:~~I:~ 1l1' ln<:ipal In lhp i\mid~ Sl h) • ... som e of th(> l~ in a ~'(U, similar I:.:IH (I WI .\1,1, I I I I I 0;- I I AlD. Mm~tHO~S I' ~lE~l ~HAIR, ~~. "!" HIS STRO NG SPEE CH Declaration That From Now On Politics Would be Eliminated From th e Board. HE WAS I APPLAU 0ED. ,,,',IS 1st, loo:!, I,), tbe "o11l1ll1'l!;loul'r ot Jluhlll' wrJrkll, vursunDt tu t'hnplt'r :!'..!X of 1111' InWR ot 10m. 1 h8n' withlu'ld my DIlprCl\'ul ot th"i ~e bonds ul,on, thhe ~~"Ie'ht' £If hila> ('or· tlon "'liS cttrrll(. ('lr'rk ~uRllorr Olll.oilltrd .Altl(;'rm(lon )lnnni11l! IIno 11llto:t('r 11:-- h'lIPl'!'I, )Ir. i\fatllJiu:,;-'!o; hot was 11!-l',l n~ n hnllot OO:i, It. WIIN ell'('irll~11 that tho firt-it hnllot shonlll lJl' n fOTmnt u:tllnt, It wnR n In'eT('t hallnl. i1nl'h nIdf'rmnn wnlk(ld up to thl' f'll'rk'" dt')(k us hil'l nnmr Wfi\>; ('ulIpll nul] Ilt:'po!'it,lel hi!o1 1I01l0t tout prOyftdollHo Ilr thl\ ol'JluUII(,('S rp!atlllS" til rht-' otlklnl h(lllll:3 of tlH. SlIVt'rlr,tenlJeutH of the "l\rl0.t114 hl1r.IIlU8 1I1H1rr til(' forn1pr beUlrc1 ot Jluhlit· wOI·kq do not Rllp1r to tbt· ()I'IIU' Kt'I1I1J;t,tt cl('IHltr OVt'l'tit:'('I'. tiM appolntc·,1 hy 1he l·OIUWls,.lollt'r or )lub'rlw follnwillU 111lIl'1l11I11t·Ot to tit£' rllll"~ I 11(" work!(, I'nggl'sh'd Ill' .. \Ifl, .AllIlIll WIlH :uloptE'd: I wOllld, OWI'l'forl', rrHJlN'tfull)' rN'r,m· .-\11 1'1\llllrt!' of ('olllll1iltC'l'~ shall not bll I m(>nfi that )'0\11' hClnorutl\(.> hod.\' take 1m nete'II UpOII ("xl'l'llt h,Y uunlliulUn~ Tl"-! mC'dlntl' nt'tion to fll1U'1I11 thr orclluul1cf"s hy flll{'~t \1ulB thl"" nn~ llrint('u ill th(' Iqin- I pre ... ('rlhlnj.{ til(' nmouuts of [ht' hontls lO utl'Joi . 11(' glY("n h.r flit ..", otJ\c'l'rfl, t ht-lIl·\·e thnt ' ...., . , It w(mltl IJI' pl·nl,,·r to proyId~ thlll thu . It "Il!o1 nJ';;;,n 11< t HIl!d to IOdudt:· III till' Ihillfhl ot thl' 1I'~IIUf" "'ntl'r f'llmml!-=slol1l'r, IJ",t or l'umullttt'l'S uur 011 laws and Irgh;·1 ,h'ptlty hulllling l·omml .. I•• nE'r nnel rlf'lmt;\· ll1tion. f'trf'f't ('onllul"f'iotll'r III' Jb,t'll lit th .. MllUH! It !oit·t rorth thnt tlw public hns fnil()d nmounth IlT'l"l'('rilll'ci in till' rlH~t'llt 01·,11· to l·l'nli1.C" the antiripntt'!1 h(,ll('fitR from nnnt'PH for th~' wut('r t-tllH'rlnleIHlent, b\J' the f"rnnr'bhw ttlx ill'" owing pUl'tly'to rwrlntl"'uc!pnt or hllllttln~:J !InrI ~Up(lrlntl'nrI· (1t'(I'{·If.; in thp law itsC'-lr an,1 Pflrtly to ('nt of f'tl'(IoNH, rf~llI'c·lIvr.I1t. :\0 PI'OVh41011 ' I.. UlRd ... In th,-' oJtlinnnl't'. n hOIlc1 to htl lis IInth'nr()l'(:(,l1~t'nt hy th,. :stoh! uonril furnl8hprl hy tlt~ hOH' of tbi" bun'un ot ot tHX. t'()1Il11l1~,~JUnl'rf.;, , ('ughll:rrloK, torm(lrly I.uown &s the cbh.f . ,\11 mfc:r!llntlOlI rOOf't!Tmng th(· fiunn· ('1111 ('onUJtIUIl n(' ('Ul'Jhl1'lltl"ll~ n~:-wi'sCtl cit tlll'ir !:oil1l'dnl rrnnc'hlst'"', h(' snitl, is I withlu'hl [ront Ihe Jluhli(', '1'h(' lLlunidI !Hlllti,'tC j'lIlilll,d to tlllI tox un ~!)t>t·itll J 11':t11(.1~i!-O'~s hun' Jill right tu lIP h.'nrd Ull ,Ill thin..: of till' nlll1l1tiOll!4 t.,Y thl' KtUtl~ IlOurd, "C) IllI.·tJlptl of tletej'mif1ill~ thn \ nhw or lit ' l' ["\II\o'hi"'8 I. prl'S<'rih, oJ hy . .. . ,! Artl'r tlw hnllfltf' hlul hp,>n ('(mnt(loc1. Aiel. ).r RI111in;..!" :l11lUlllnu'c! thnt ~I; hftlt.ot"l bnd bl'(,l1 ('ast , Our nldf'l'mnll hnd enst tv. 0 h:dl"t~, 'I'll(' l'N'llllt waR not un. Bourwl·tl. thl! ('l(>rk dt't'lurill~ thr ballot informal .\ motion to takp. n llew bnllot was ('nl'ril.d, Air!. ~[nJ1l1ing aononnC'pd that 2;; hnlA lot:o' hnel iJt.'Pll (·n",t. of whit'h .\Irt, ~Ini .. dlO~s h:lfl r~'l'ivetl thlrf"t·n. ~\lu. KlIlIi· yon llill~, ..\111. Adnm 011\, nlHl thnt two hlnnka hoel ht"'ll ('fttot. ....\ltl. ~(fll Thu~!i hn"ln~ 1'\'('('iw'l1 the 111nj()rit~' (If thl' \·otCft ('6 t, I (h'l"lllf' him f'1("d~el chninunn/' Rftitl ('Ierk ~u!itll)rf, 'l'h(' I1UIlCIllnl'l'lUellt was rel'(\i"f>ll with apr1nlH'It', Ollnlmlnn }lnl", porat IJU ('()U11K(.... W 10 0 I ~ t nl t '-' pn.'/II. to ~ .. mn,:)I;. unll thut th(\ totnl RItlOunt nt'etll'tl fur tho ~('nr would lJp $lO,:.!!lS,:!.'i, Ur, C;n'('lw Jl ekf',j thnt SOUle' llTtH~i~it)Jl 1ll' IOnl141 to Illl'f't thl' dt'tkit in thh. lund. The ITllltU'1' Wits r'f'" ~ I {tll((, .John .\1 nClIII, 0\ l'r~l't'r of thfl poor, nn· nOI)I1('pcl tltnt Ill' hud nppoillt('(l Louis J. cease to bl" parUsans, good taste wtll that till' I"lerk- (':111 thl' roll. .\11 the al. tlt.'rnwJ1 ,\'I!n' IIlT'SI'Ht, .-\J/L H.,hlll's Ilwn'l! thnt thl" bn!lnl pro. ('pC'rI t,1 11 III lot ror dlnit'm In . Thl' 1110 . I . Bugge!t a more agret"abl£'. W'I well &8 & mOTA practical, progl'amme. There Is I I I tor nothing to gain, tor any doctor or for the publlo, In advertising a !bellet, more or le.8 sIncerely held, that Dr. Wende is the only man who can keep Buffalo healthy, The new Commissioner I. In olllee and can not be resolu ted out. It would be well to gIve hJm a chance. He may do well In spIte ot the doctors and olbers who condoled at the tea.t on Saturday night. �i t- ..A NEW HEAL H BOA~D. OfFICERS i'Vir~ for Year-Mayor FOR SISTERS' \ ganized HOSPITAL t K~~~~~es~ I -:» .. ~ It fltl , .l))'f ¥ 6:C SUPERIOR SAYS PAST SISTE f.not YEAR HAS BEEN MOST SUCCESSFUL I~r HOSPI.. TAL'S HISTORY. -tc..I ,1,.11..,.. r!.: ~ d 2-- The medical and ftur cal start ot the Sisters' Hn~pitnl la~t night held Its a nual meeting and electeod officers for t e ensuing year as follows: Presi<lPnt-H. C. Buswe!!. ~r. D. 1' ~ Yl('e_Pre51dE"nt-"r ' $ & .. Se('rptar-y-"lax KE'll'I'pr. M. "'D. Executive Committee-E. J. MeYf'r. M. D.: Jamt's J. Mooney, :lI. D., and Charles S Jewett. M. D. S 'A letter was read from the Sl~ter uperlor or the hospital tha.nklng the staff for Its energetic Rnd E'xcell£'nt work ann stating that the pa!l:t year had been the mo~t succefisful in the hJstory at the Institution, d !\.tter the m~eUng the Sisters serve a h- collation. ,. ......... ... , . . . ..... ................ . ~ Oh ~hts a loy ely poetry. perso itude, world, full ~! sincerity. affection, "ally and unllinchtng de- yotiot !.friend to friend. Thu~ I noted/among the gue~ts who participated 1.6 the banquet given to Dr. Ernest . Wende. retiring Health Commi~sioner, one JovinF;" discinle of Aesculapius who' en)d'{>d with unexampled fervor Into V spirit of the p.ro('eedlng~. an(l beamt?tl sweetly upon all his assembled <"01league8 and shook Ernest's hands al-' ' f It ba.s beer a 111.lmp handle. and almo~l , on the dlnnt"r gIven to to ~UJ1Poe:~ lhat the n13mp.c.li~al men pr('st"nt wlIt Itl~ ~he new admlnlstrQtlon that man' eJ)artment. I also beo. "lIra and bustn! of the ph:r!'lli<'tans. law- I1"!tted that th~ n~en at t~e dinner re~t to Dr ,. "e -merited ('ompll- a~ ende sh0':lld have bE'en others. 'Dr. ~~~~s;e~lOn or C"e~l'Iule ' l ough ob\"loufI;· 'nl rom ~ayIng an}"thlng that Illd b... construI>-d as b ~rtalnerft. be-spoke o~/e Udke to his attended b: tlr pre\"entA,l r 1:; rt ot the nfl'W I' Y fOMllll1g 5:.OlUMlUELI'E."NL'CK. ("or lal sup- ea meN· l~e:~:~~Y to protEct l'8O.nall).. I bE'lien~ no !·e~pon!=le. fin ca.n b~t;t be ,that !uch r)l"ole('~ tUng medlcnl "an and ~oc,~rr~;ded through e-x- ':edlence to law RTHi' nand tthrough thp 1 ~ Health nf'parlmel1ll~ra support of otht'r ciUEt" Y E"Bch phy~l_ N[W BO~RU Of p ~ ~ fbg phY81dancr I' nf"arly 600 pral'- am inClined to ttends would hay pr,. o.r Dr. "~endt"s ed It they hao..l not n:~f4nded the dlneeablp feature t 0an,lC"lpateu tht' dl!l:_ e tlm~ to fight 1 'b"rllch )'ou allude an appolntmpnts eIptOre an p IecHon" U8hwhnl king after' the fttl!t ha"e 11(' avoid thE' appearan gilt I~ (W(lr. otorlet)" allow Ille (0 U<: C(, of p;eeking but I shall h~ plPa,sed' etoa p!l:eurlonYm. onal1y any Cl"ltll'lq h an"w~r P~l'­ ·111 t 31 ~ ma)' be ofJan. 6 190J. PHYRIClAloi. adrnlrabi('l !"'pl"IL r Jude" t'rltll'!~m ',,~ 0 thl! lE>ttt'r ..n' tor his man!' eo thank ·'Ph),. ered. ~~!,",IO. t dOUbt telH'eSellt ): Ultel'ance~,\\'hlch ~nd~ thf' ,'Inner ~0f.t,. O{~_lho!l:e "ho r e as Indicated. nOr ,\~ ~nde. and, • • ende- him_ Qrpen! lnd of whom were present at the meetl \ The board discussed brteny and I'I~: ,. mally the matter ot the .stbn.tIs 10: the coming year and then adJoullltd. M . .... .... ..... ...... . reASE 'OF I SMALLPOX rH NE W lWA.RD OF IfEA.L Meers. ~f.r Knight, Health-Comml"lo'" Ore , Commlsione-r - Or-publJ('.Wo~ ,~ and Cbl.I-Cierk Schneider 01 In' He lth Dpparlment. members or tbe ue~ Doaro\ or He"'th. held a meetl~ '" lbe ~,ng;~.I"JJ8 off\C(l or the lIayor resterday aJ'IIIn B(,81d~ organizing .for the year lfUb:- or KDlgbt a!': preSident and Cl~rk .:: ~ r· drr :\8 acC'rf'Ury. the board did ~~~. but dhicuSI itformaUy the f:Jtirrwa~ the next tlICill year, It was lIlid the matter at a new QlJarnntme hDSJIltai l victrlo"t Disease Discovered In Third St.. House .. ·Hurried Away to Pest House and Every Precaution is Taken. tb. I was Dot mentioned. - - J- t\\.) hours later. The he~tllh offii~ w('11 rle''"'''!- \. slc~@~ w€'~e all ov('r the body when the C'lSI: was rl"portcd. I E,·· ry preC-'lutton f!: !:elnt:' taken to r.rcn"'nt (·ontagfon nnd thp!'b Ig I1tIe tt (psr. Small PI'X, whill! a illnthQffi(io altmpnt t~ no!. nearh-· so deadlY 1.1!'1 Is generally b('1ive ~i. or Jete the llt:rce-ntclg(" (If deaths from the disaFP ha~ \)pen very !'m.all. This Is O\\'tng to modern methods of treatment. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1: • • • • _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... .. ....... ..................... ....... ...... . .... e.tildt ecc.alflrt • !8tqorbt ~ai g!JIu iqre ttftt @iillung Ullin btr ntUII ~y, lDaItung a6geqaItrn. ~nJl)eftnD I14lt1 btt !lnaQot, eanitii;g , ~alt!, MEETING OF MEDICAL MEN. Yffi. ~. &mnl, Dbttft iJtancii (j, Thf" ~lf;t nnnuftl IDP!'ting at tht' Erie .®atb, btt trommiffiir iur oifln:!~ ('ounty ~E'!ll('nl ~nt·h.·tr wl1l be btld In tbf' WHIt, unb ~uguit @id,nei~r, ~~:, Y. M. (' A. pnrlo~ at 10 n. m., J,nuat")'" (ntr! bti &1nitiig ~ ~parttll1f!:· 14th. ~mRlIflox wlll be dlscuf;se-d "th'r thl' routlnt. hn"lnt>!\.~ 5P~slon 1!Ii coD("luded. i'tr !lnaQor lDurbt 3um !llCifi'J! lid nerui..Iil::zJr·ow ' Z- « Kiln ,6. ml'm, tlr. ec!?ntibtr 3um- ee!ttliir, \IIil III Ur, F.rn(l~t ,,"code l"ud Dr. George J!'. Cott tr~atltt OOtgtfdrtitbtn, ernann!. ~ , '\\" UI ~lleak. riicbftjiiqrigt !8ubgd lDurbe btfpt~e obtt lIin !Btrd/rut btlreff~ btffdbl~r ,'" i", fosi. !Bon cinem neutn OuataiU01 ! ("~;::,I .. ................ .. .... ... .... . .... lE'lll,rt $)ospitarrout rricfJI bie !R/b!. ~ie &1nitiil~ ==~ . ~- Oud do thl~ are- ff>\~1.dkal. men who ~rlty of the eigh t ',- c'htalOly not a P Y&JcianA at the dt' or a hundred 411taau minority of th Om'!' and ani)' a tl fon, whIch Indud:,. pntlrp local IH'O- hlnk that many'~th Commissioner I here Is ont}o onp \\ a . tn, lndh'ldualh' ft Dr. Wend(>'" t. l- 0 say too much bJe BurcesSor T~~r-pby \'lI1itylng hl~ . Health Commissioner of Public Works WU<! I are the other membe ... ot the boaro, alii chnrtr'r. It WAR stntC'Ci nftf'r th(\' mrcting thnt tbf' matter of nn npproprintion for n new qunrantlnH ho~pitn.l hoo Dot brrn disclIS6cd or mentioned. -~----- opell 11nt1 that the- 1mlailpox pustules or e ot th ltcumbent and ~o did nted th: c:.:..~~r "peaken~ who reprealgatflcant I~~~t p~~CeS~lon. It J!'t tn bthe dlnt~er tnto a ;~I1~~{>ml pl to pubJJc health ~ "e-r slates that the rase important position under Dr. Green, had, for week~ and week~ before action was taken definitely by ~Iayor Knight, beE'n importuning. and sC'heming. and planning. and buttonholing and contriving, to th~ best of his little ability, to pro("ul'e the- eviction of Dr. \\'ende and the Q"'cE'ssioll of his deputy to hh; place. Well, It Is gratif~·lng at lea.t to know that this particular traitor did not ge: thts appointment although Dr. \Vende dld receh'e his c'1ismissal. "Confidence Is the flower of friendship and the ornament ot life" and certainly thl., particular doctor may justly ('on~ld~l' him!:'!?'l! a conftrlenee man, although his t"onfic1ence in Green proyed a tittle mbplaced. And wbat small animal mU'it h~ see when he looks in the mirror'" .r.u.: .r The clly'. new Health Boe.rd hd! lis ftrst meeting In Mayor Knlrh!', oIIIco ye.terday and organized ror the <OtilIllg year. The Mayor was elected" Ute pre.ldenry ot the board and Chl.f ct.rk ' Gus Schnetder ot the board's oflle".. elected eecretary. health d4'portnlf'nt. ::\(1\'.'('1' I(nil;cht "'OR eiC'ctro preE-idrnt ~ or. the honrd, nncl )Ir. Schn('idp.r WOf' ('Il'rtl'd R('('retor~', I\S reqllir('d hy the /P!, KDlght Ja Head ment Ex-omclo. I house at the banquet. that he should have an "ende Is certalnl)' jU.UIlOd I~~;;,~:~~ar,~'<::~; yo< I belle"e that It Mayor 'fhp new hORrd or hCnJtr helll ils firRl \ m('('lin~ in the moyor's olHce thi. morn.. in~, or~oni'l"l tor the eomioll: J't'lIr, ells-: C'1I88Cd bril)l1y Ilnd informally thp mnttpr "f tIl<' «tlmott·, fur the ne"t 8.col yeor, find nrijoul·I1NI. Tho,,' I'r '""Ilt ot lhe moetinl( wore M .. r~r l~I'n"tll" C. Knil'hl, He.lth COIUmis'tlonC'l' "~!lltrr n. Grecnl', Corumis· .i""cr of Puhlic Works Froncl. G. 'Vol'd and Chief Clerk Sc-bneidrl' of the Ja..tl!j. outragp it was to dtvef>t hill} of nowroT and what an fnfa.my n'a~ pel'petTa~!l upon the people at Butfalo when they were robbed. by the lnC'omlng :UarOl', of the loyal services of so efficient a. gentleman as the doC'tOl' In que~tlon. And this same man. under a pledge which '~a~ not fulfllled. else he bad not been I HEALTH 'BOARD OltGAIIZII, Th ....·c Is n small pox pa ttcnt at lhe pest hou~C'. The -C3:~fo was di~o\,(,l'ed Tu ... dllY In a Third Street home and the J.tatlent was i!-'J'latecl in the pest wept aM be told 11m what a high handell ..._ ....","",C ...haoc(' for Dr. Gree'''f its First Meeting and Orthe .hill d.. r~~ FnO~......."" '~ie H~USe oard of Healtll!J1111 and Health Clerk August SChn 'der Secretary, It!I ~ 1'hb; morn ng the fir~ meeting of the! ~ .....- ~ e r neue ~efunbl)eil~rallj ljal ljeule !Bormittag bie erfle @)i~ung ab~ JefJalten unler ber \!eilllng bei! ~e~ 00.:"'" Board ot H«:>alth under ).la.yor Knight's administration wa~ hE'ld in the ~1avor's l office tor the purpo~e of organiza·llon. Tho~~ 111'('SI'nt. as m'n"irlecl b , "1 ", I h., •. _\ tel', were )Iayor Knight, Health Com .. mtfllSloner Gn.'enp. "':01. l'Tanc·ls h. 'Ynrt.l, Commis~:;1ont'r of Pub He 'Vorks, llnd Chief Plerk Schneider ot the Health Dt'!lartment. ).Iayor Knight was e~ted president of the Board anJ, as relluirfod by th". r·harter. )'Ir. ~chneidpI' was E'lectE"o. ,e\.'rt-lnry. ~\ rpw mlnulp:-> were d€,yotN\ .~, db,('usslng the estimntefi of the 11' tJl.:J .,t. tl " t (1," I f)lning y~ar lut no definite conclUsions were A State ent of Facts'" ~p.ciol , ShIDgJe H se. P _~ Prlntl~ Pip" 1 HI,..., lI11n.ll, '~'f) ~ '" f:n<lo. II -7\r HolI"r • J.. . l'om,l. Board of Health at Shingle Hon"'p,. have iflSued the following:statem..t 'ff c; ~ There haa been quite a d1 .ren opinion regarding the nature 0/ \bI .. h d 'I bas IM!fl! L disell8e eXIsttng ere, I\1l 1 diagnosed as smallpox by Dr, Jl ..................... . . __ ............ . _. Taylor, of pittsburg, IllId fUl1bl)eit!H~ommilf(jril ~r. ~reene. 1,lIl<..w.>---,.£.Y"ff,,'n ,o".t"~ ~;,.~ ':~ ... alBa.{ aJaq wm s.laJllpUlnoti!"" jllI 'aJII lOasaJd aIll }o pOB al)i\ .n,'" paddo1 S aq lOa Il!." 1alJjoOO aQI. . .qoJd 11'1 01 pall lruAaJd 01 II/AI apl!.ll SSUlli ... oPUI-.. aql uado apI." v-'n 'uur 'J041aB0J. ~.!! o~ lJa , ...lnlo el nue w .sel!! MopulM l' ·J.3)1I1VW N3dO !.O,'" 1I01"~ \:.,.," :-;.W h· ~'""0 T.lel,lI, I.ol",r ....,. Tntnl I �......~........I ...•..•• ~ . . ,~--2S~~lff:ft~c7t~t~h~a~t~t7h:~~t~(~·':'I:n~rn:.: r~':,:h~,:h:-I:,:e~h:~-·-a~,~·-.·.------------------~::~------ KEEP IHt EXr~RI Al IH~ WORK. I GomptrollerHeerwagenWants the City Treasurer's Books Examined, THEPEOPLE'S RIGHTS In n ('OlUI11tlllit'ntiul1 from ("HI. ('C1nlmis~iolll'l' elf lHtuB(' "ork~, thf' Mr, Heerwagen Says They are Entitled to a Reinvestigation of the Treasurer's Accounts, Col. in ard Reported on the Deficiencies City Fund. Mr. Heerwagen Needs all of His Present Forca. II(,l'l'w:l~l'n Comptrol1l'r now il'ut to tht' hunrd of nldernll'lI this l'l'llOOU, :\J r. lll'('rwn~en :;nill: d£>lllirtUll'!l(, wbll'll fl"!lUf>8t I Dr-,' I Ilt'· tlll~ the 1,,,lolit hlllhlH>~I'~·~ :"111 fer ,t.ltiIlIlI'I'Y, :ln,1 :llolkl,d that :".)1.L~2 !'Inn'II III !'alurIl'~ he trnu:..;fl:"l'n"'d to tho~l"' fuud:-l. '111(> fir£' r·()tIlmi~.. i{)l1pI"'" in[ol·t1tt',l tlw wr.~ I ftlll Infn!'UW4} 11)" thp l'Xpt.'rt 11(" cl\lU1UJlt Ihnt 11(> will ,lrubdJly rumph,tt' ht .. '"(Irk I~t tlw \'n,1 nt lhl~ \', ~1,;. A". bl .... po" "'r~ " (tre !hnilNI to l";rnUlinp lh,- ("Ollllltrnl('x's ollirt', I (1l'\~m It ,lIlf) ,hit- to ask your I'. \\' )1. Hn;RWAGEX, C~)mptrf)lIt.'r" [J('l'I·wngl"u nl!'o ~l'nt t1l(' followiug omDlttnh'utlol1 to the nIdt.'rmt'n: Your bODOlahlt" hody flU Juuuary 6tb 0Jlted n rl""olutlon tt>l!nnllnJ; the 1.e;HJs r tlw ""rlous Ilf':lllrtmelilS to r("(Iurt bow an.'? 01("11 lu tbplr e1nlllrty ('QuId bp. dl~· 'u~(",l with. I dulre to TE'Jlm'l. UH !iJ~ IlS e l'OWlltrQIlt."f'lj ollke I~ MncL'ru(>u. that t.> ban' uone tor tilt" re-~ ...on Ibat tht.~ work tbp ('{lIoptro1Jf'T's tlr-po.rtm .. ot llurlIl~ th~ ~t rour or Ih (' Y(":IN hAlt nearly doubled, ,1 U'Urier the ~xl tint:' ("oD\lItl.)ns, I l'flUnot n~l .. trntl:r 8th-ont,.. the ftboll~bwf'ut ot 1)- IHl£ltlon c.'uunectPfl with this depart tUlun};: u hl'P t'lll.{ln£' ut (Ill" "·XpO.I(tull s:runncl~ WHul,l Iw ('xhntlsll~il on, :Jnn- nary t.)th. nnd thut l11l1("~s au n,ldltIlHlal nppr f1 priIlliNl is mnd~ the t'uJ:ine will bt' \vithcJr:lwn on that dntC'. Th~ bid ... r,'cl~in'tl ftlr the. runstrut'tion or Ihe Elk 31Hl Louisiana stn"'Ct ~ru.le ("rp~iDc! wpre snhwittf'd by thp gl'lllh~ C'ro~s.ill~ t (tmmi..::··;jon. Tht' ll'l\y("~t hid· UCI"8 <lrt' a .... fql1uwo.:: Elk ~tn"'t't yiIHltlf'f. ~1th ... trul'hll·(", Humrill & Cnrtl'r, $H~,~:;:l.19. Elk ~trl'('t ,"infIu('t, ~up(>ro,,:trllf'tm·p,. .\mrrif'llil Rri,lg(' ('o1llpnn~-. :::'110,O!O, L<Hti!o;inna ... ttt-PL Yin'lt1d.~ snlistru('tUl'{', :':111 •.100. TlI~ or tiE, 'EHAL OFFln:. rlntlng nod ~'hprtl!lllnJ{ •••. Dl:P.EAU OJ-' WATFlI!. Ift p ("xtl"n!olion ............... . ~2,O:':1.40 l't~.. t rl'pruN . .•...•..••. , ..• ulljlln~ rl'Jlnir~ .• _••........•. J;:llIc r('IHllr~ , ............... . 311..'):) 1 TU.;}() :t4'Yi.:.!'-, rol1(>r ri'llnln ., •• , •••••.••.•• uln,ln~ ptuttnl1 MlIlJplh'l'I '. _" ~1n,OI ""C!.; .............. 1I~1.73 ~17 ,:1~!:I.44 0]-" l~XGI;..;J;Eltt:'\n. <lEl'pnrtatton dJ!t.:' t("pnl ~ntlng 1l1111H'utS .2H.WJ() 1.Ii!U,:\l ••••.••••••.••.• .,.. . ' ••. _.. . .. 1.:!lT.l0 l,Oa.:.,:',s • ••.••• ~ ml.l1rg- ('anal pUIU()lng ~tnt'on I (>'\'~Ikli .' • . .••.•.•••• It.'en st rret urlll,:;r ... '" • • , . , ottll .•.. .•. . m m:.\1 010' , •• . .. • .. Q !1:1H.80 ••...•. ". ..,., ••••• IIho1' :Iud ~ltflpl1M ... , .••••• , •• n,:,.~,·Jl 1, ]~:I.ln ~'-~UlB $:;,:;:l:!.:~H BI·ILIJlXG~. F d Ins Th KENNEDY LANDS A BERTH ON STREET COMMITTEE Cz / I _ ' ..2L ~" ngsters Appear to Have Been Generally Left Off the Most Im.. portant Bodies-Harp Wins Schools Chairmanship. ~ thi. of en Ion to the ,AldprmC'n in which hI" says thul the appropriation of "jj,j mallc rot' Hath l1ow~€ • ·0. :! on ~tanl~lau~ stl'l,t"t is ov(>rdra" n $138,16 wllh th'p months more ·0 rlln Rl~() that onl>' $!t!.4i HI left in the print' Jug and s ~Ulone~y appropriation to ('arl'\' till"' dl"'partllu'nt to .Juh' 1. IJr_ firpe'ne says 'HOI) W J1 lit"' !'3vt:'d In the npxt six months by lIot aJlPojntln~ a milk Insp{'t tor to fill the vaL'ancy l.'au~e(l hy t prO"lt Ion or Dr. ('lark te, tnp RSSJsl811t hpolth Manning. ('ommls~JnnershIJl In addlt !vn to tht~ $113.32 hu~ l.H't I fC,1\'pd in other' flalulll' • HHlking It 10t~tI or $ill3,3:!. whlc'h 1>, (}I'N·n,' \'Iants lranl3(~rl'\.'d. Siit10 ICl tlte Bath Honsc fund und $2t3,3~ to th( Prir ting aoll ;...;talloner·}· tl OJ,TOP,.!.! I ton. ~\luyUJ' I""nIC'lt umdnll~' ('nllt:(l thE' ..\ t~ntl'm ,r fht: COUlman ,'ountil \0 th Bulldings - WEDEKINDT. I I Works Expenditu res. Col. ,Vard also makes a report tor thE" year of the expenditur('~, etc .• In 1lIscal the "arlou~ department~ coming unrler Iz, Acta m. thE' Dt'pHrtmcnt of Public ''lorks, ThC' report is H tong one and contaln~ many t1.;url"~, As regards the ,"Va ter Bureau. he Bay~ th(' tolal amount ot appropriations made (or th!!s bUroou ,,"'as $563.739.81: expl~ndlturC'~, $307.510; overdrawn amounts total. $li.328.44; bnlance Cotal , m3.55..",31. In the Bun'au o( Streets the total aPllroprilltltln:-: umount('d to '291,t~3; ("xp("ndttun!', $100,146,H; o\'erdrawn nmount~ to· tal. $S~S.i~; b:llance tOlal, $l02,l4\l~ ThC' Commi~sion('r also reported t hat he understood th~~r(>o were !"ever;11 old blackboards In the SchOOl Devartrnt.'nt He :-;ays that thi:! Slstt'r!i of the S1. Ylncent'S Indu~trlal S('hool have applied tor the ~ame nnd asks for authorIty to give them to that Ingtltutlon. Hl~nlth CommissIoner Greene made application to thp Common Council to do a little transferring In appropriations In his department. He says In his com· mllnlcstion thal there was appropriated In tht' t.>sllmatf'~ of a year ago only SlilS ((lr Bathholl~e Xo, 1. wilen $900 ,... o~ necd t-d. Durll1'3 1901. H5.H3 baths were taken, ('osting $7:!o.7:?, lIt.> il" al::;o ~hy in hIs t'ta tlon('ry UJ)llroprlntlon. lnasmuch il!" $5131 will bt" l'ill'l'ecl by the abolition or the job I ot mflk Inspector ~md ImipcCtOr or mt'rcnntlle establf~hment. he aski d permls- I slon to trt\l1~fer ~oo to the HPpronrlatton (or DDthhou!'(' No. :!. llnd J.:!13.3Z ttl che I Hu~tf'r, Sulltvan. and A~ses~menl~ - ADA:\-!, ZoellE'r. V{edekindt. BelsE'r. Holmes. Tnx~s Puliro-LA:<IDSHEFT, lhrp, 11anning. Kcnned}', Smith. SanItary )leasures-)IARTI:<I. :llc· EIl.C'hren. Roeciel, I{ennedy, Sullh·an. \Yharvt's nnd "\-Vater - ~rARTl~. :i\lo('st. Manning. Sullivan, Gorman. Publlc Grnun<'l!'- HARP. ~IcEachren. ~lartln, Butler, \\"I.llz. Llcen,ps-ROEDEL. 'Viener, Sulli· vun, ~rullenhotT, HIL!-lslf>r. In,·cstlgallng-110EST. Harp. Roedel. w .. \dam, Fourth !lr July-ZOELLER. KICk'1 1\1opst, Smith. Walz. Ruics- :ll·I~.\(,HHE:<I. Manning. Harp. Ad'Jnt Inn thE 1l1'PsldE'nt. Rush of Business. It is '\'Idenl from the amount ot husint:·!'ls the Ald,-.rmen wlll ha\'e to conR1tler this afwrn(ton that they will hardly finish in time t01" the me ting of the r'ommon Council, \..-hlC"h Is scheduled lo tRke pla('(> at 4 o'clock this afternoon. to pie('t a ('tt:\-' Trl2'asurer. c.:ommuni.:.t· tlon::; to th{) Aldt>rmen are plentiful, 1)(>· sId(':-; being h;·ngthy. ~ome Important mattprs are UJl for constder'atiou thi::; afternoon. He\'eral comn)unicatlons corne (I'om ComptroUrr Heerwagf"n, ('orporatlon ('OUJl:-lp) F('hlman, and ('01. \\-arci, ('omUllsslonl-l" of Public \Vork~. ~rayol' Knight formally announced tf) the ('ommon Council the appoInt· ment or Dr. 'Vnlter D. Greene as Health C"ommission(>r of Buff~110. his term t<l run from Januar)" 1. 190j, to Jal1l1dry 1. 1907. Comntrlllll'r Heerwali(en's communlca- I I Public Ponr-'W~;DEKINDT. Moest. Kick. Smith. Mul!enhutr. Ride and ("'o,swlllks - ZOELLER, Ktl'k, 'Vlener, Hassler. Gorman. Lamps-LA:<IDSHEFT. ~lo.st. Man· I I $1.b'!13.51. Kick. Land.heft. L"ndshl'ft. ('ollins. Huster. )IlIl'ket' KICK. Manning. "f f'azpnoyla Crt"ek. the old brJdg-e recI'ntty being ("arrlC'd away by an o"('rflowing or thE' river. He ~ays this t<>mporary struc_ ture will co!"t S250, but also reportA that the 8 ppropria lion tor bridge repaIrs 1~ already o\'erdrawn to the extent of ('lnlms- HEISER. Zoeller."·edeklndt, ning, Of this. $300.000 worth b()nd~ have been lSl".ued and expended. The ('I)Ostl'uC'tion ofthe Lafayette High Schunl Hnd othE'r s('hools. ),11'. Heerwag't'n ~R.ys. will require additional funtIe. The l'nmplrollel' recommends that l't~:5oluliol1~ raIling fnr the is~mance of $2nO,OOO wnrth ~tlf bonds be adopted. Thp b()nd~ arE' to be dated February 1. 1!'l02. and to bear int('rest at the rate of 3 1·~ per cent per year. ('orpllration ('Imn~el Feldman asked that a ('ommltt£>t:' consider the case or the suit for $ZO.OOO. brought by Davtd Hoeber and ('hrl~t 'Hoe-bt:T, as admtnI~trators of the e~tate I)f the late Mary Bernlcke-r, who was killed on Septem· bt:'l' 25, 1900, as he is Informed the at· torneys fol' the plaintiffs are wlllIng that a ~ettlemE'nt be made. Mrs, Bel'· nkkel' was riding 1n a. wagon which 'l\a::; cwertuJ'ned in Keppel Avenue, due to ~()me- (lb~tructions, she being Pl'l"clpllated to the payement. \\ hkh caused hE'r de-misE". Probably the lengthiest communica' tion came from Corporation ("ounsel Feldman in regard to the case of \ ('ani~Ius ('ollege Hgalnst the ASSessors. This l'a!"e has been taken to the ('ourt of Aplleal~ and :\Ir. Fpldman ctE'lnands of the ("ommon Counl~i1 InfOl'mation as to whether it woul<1 be ad\'isable to ('ontfnue the matter to protect the in· ter~st ot the city or whether that body wants to drop the matter. On April :!O, 1S!)., thl' Assessors made an aS~E'ss-1 ll1ent upon the real property ot the collpge. one piece being at the south siele of :\-Ialn Street. at the nonheast corner of Jf'fferson Street, and another piece of property on the east side of Jefferson Stl'€t't, over 500 feet n'o1'th of Delavan Anmut', The A~<;essors le,'led an as· seRsment of $28.1j5 upon this property. The cnllege autborities protested, and on April 5. 1898, a Special Term order wa~ made rde-lTtng the ("ase tn Attorney John ~V, FI!"her. He made- hi~ report lin April :!:!, 1"99. in whl('h he! found tha t the property was not u~ed ('xc1u!'lively fol' educationai purpn~e-~, as claimerl hy the college. whkh claim ed ex(>mption of taxation under Chap· tel' 90~ H( the law ot 1896. Justice Honker took up the IT".~tter and gave on npinion, in which be held, on January n. 1 HOO. that the l\~sessment was illegal. On ~Iarch 10. 1900. the Assessors tonk the C'a~e to the Appellate Dlvl~lon and 1on :\1nrch :!6th following, that court tinued. Belsf'r. Hoe-del, O.lrman. Holmes. "~n building.. ("ommll-i~fon(>r ('If Public ""'orks Col. "~ard .\~kl" thp Aldermen to conf:lder t h l~ Itll""ll-'ablllt~' of erecting a temporary (001. brtdg . . . In South Park A\'enue o\'er th~ Kennedy, Smith, Public I 'Mr_ Feldman wants to know whpther the city des.lres the case con- Kick. Bridl\"es-HOEDEL, :lIanninS", Zoeller. Water-WIE:<IER. Bened!Ct.~~o confirmed lhe action of the lower court, Land~heft. Butler. ('olllns, Sln.~ ... l!"-::\!·r~ACHREN.. Landsheft, ~lartin, ,,"lener, Kennedy. Hass1~1'. St'w('rg-)'IOE~Tt BelsPI', "'\\"edeklndt. HUfoIt:ileI M~~~. Ha'h~,~Cn~e "chool"~-nARP. .sKeel that E. E. H examlnin~ thf" books in his dppartmente ht" cml'llwereo wIth authority tl) examine tht' ac("ounts In the C'lt)~ Tr·easlll'Y so 8S to balan('e the two ~ct~. :'orr. lIeerwa~en reports, pursuant to n rC'Rtllutlon adopten by the Commo': ('ounet} r~cpnlly. ordering all ('Ity departmpnt healb to report it they call dispense- w1th any men In .helr reI Fpectl\'l.'" offices. :\£r. Heerwagen reports that he needs all the help he now hi.ls and says the work in his department ha~ more than doubled wIthin thp pa~t four or fi\'e years. A most important communication was sent In by Comptroller' HE'erwngen relatlng to the i~suance of 'bonds for the erectlnn of pub1tc schonls. He ~ays that under the laws of 1900 the ('omlUun Cuun"'l was authorized to i~sue bonds In the sum of $600.000 [or Elchuul Nnw Holnws, ,,"alz, I I "onsidel'al1le amount ot rnaltf'r. ('ity Ba,'tt>riul;t oacterlulnf!h-.d vl(>.wpoillt, ··tllI" Wtltt'I' is in g-o()(l (·on. dlholl f'C)I1~ltI··t'iT1g Jlt'l'ind or year. lIiJ.h hR<.'V"'rlal ('Ollllt in \'ast Ita~in of n:-:-;f'T'\·C!\ dup Io di. t nn lhe SUI'r:H't~ of ic'."' ... 11", I"lr(~ ('olllmi~sloIWl'S "f'pol'lt'll the Hppl"oprf:nlolt for J11Hlnt;lnitl~ an ,n- ~ I,:'IIIt' company at tht Pan.Amt'!'ienn t;I'ound~ will bl' exhau.!-;ted on J.J.Il. ~:;. hnd lht.· ('Ompahy ItOW on til£> gnl\tlHls I tnu~l bt'" \\Ithdl \\'1 llnlp~~ mort'" mcnt'\" it O~I!';l Hh~!-\pl !':.Iy~ trom ( 'ol1ln~. at It Contains a Considerable Amount of Nitrogenous :l'j.j.1!) (~ll·phonC"8 . . , .... . H ',11 City Chem 1St $':!7,i6 :!7Ii,1:) 1.7;; ••••.•. , ....... . .......••.. f'W hOf..;f' trou~h8 .. ' ........ ". ntluj:.tf'uI"l(>loI •.•••. , ....•••• pn'sE"n('e uf IJltrog-f"Jlou:-; Flr('- KICK . .\Ioe"t. Zoeller, SuJ!!"an, PROSPECT RESERVOIR WATER NONE TOO GOOD, 8,:r.14,~1 or~t~ trou"bs ("t('rl1!!lr:r .. ' .. I <1. Hl.lrp. :'olartin. Huster, ::\Iullenhot'f. Health Com missioner Greene Calls Attention to the Fact and Suggests a Remedy, IJOnus to till" ,",j()(),OOo. C(ll1lllJi ...... if)lll'r of PubliC" "·orJ.;~ 'Ynl'd l,ortetJ tl1l' {'"trnt to whkh th .... fnnd ... of is dt'IJ:1rttnt'nt on' oH'rdrawn U~ follow8; from Harp, fUND IS MUCH OV[RDRAWN. The ('omlltrollrr Rl~r) rf~Omm(l11l1(l· ot $~nO,O()O (If IJOIHls be j8,qlt~1 for the Url'0":l' of raising mOIl('Y to (lnr·'l.Jn<.::e ~hofll lut~. und (lr~t, ('orulllt.'1e aUlI enr~e school bl1iljliIl~:-l, , is!''lH' :·",11(101 ('lfH!itructioll • BATH HOUS[ r L~YS. rllnrl. rni,eu lInflor the ~:lOO.OOO -nd i~",u<~ hnn.' }w(>1\ (·:tp('nlled. rn(lcr ~ laws of 1 HIlO thf' ('it,\.- wn~ uuthorj7.~u T~(>s'·n·oir. In Prnsf>l'd "'hen the Board of Alde-rme-n a~~~m. bled this lltternoon Pre~ldent Malscho!"s announl'ec1 the appointment of the folIe)\\ lilt;" ('ommitte-p~ and chairman~hlps. The first naml" In each instance is that of the ('lu\.lrm.lIl: Financt'-:\I'EACHREN, Belser, ,VIe,Tho1llR:1 ~I..J\:I'/lw1t, $~:!.:l1.,j7,ln. nel', Butler, .Adalll, I Lutli..::innl1 st rl""('t "infitH't, sn}'lrl'StMH.'- Ol'dinancps· i\lAISCHOSS. :'\lanning, 1nl'(>. RnfTnlo ~trut'turnl Step] Comp:lUY Zoeller. Kick, Roede-l, Gorman, Adam. ent xtr·Jjt flPIU'I1}frlllticms for Mapl1Iif's for uoaru Ihat lhl' "I'Plopriation tor m:lin- lC'll!lrnI.JI.~ un(l~t YIJUIN r""I1('( tIully. W.H(,I~ ('hpllllt'al vlt'wpolnt, "I~ nut III ~ali~fa.c­ tory (·llI'lIJitioll. '!"ht> analn;l~ shows th(' MAISCHO'SS NAMES THE f COMMITTEES Ill'. ,,'nlt,,), U, nn'l'I1P. hl~:.thh ('ommb,i"III·I·. ,·.,11,,1 Illt"lIliom In th,' ,hort",,1' ill ·nlutt-d. to rt.'qUf> ... t 11im to l'Qutlnue pl. e-x,uOlllarlon Into th(> trt'n..nre-r·s Utlitl' nd a;H..~t'rtn. D )1 tbe n('nlUnts In tbllt dc-pilr,'.c-nl uillaTlt."l' with !h~' Ul'C0111ltS ct tbe cluptrollt'T· ... ll"Dsttment Thls J;. n IN')' IlDJlortnnt qUf'stion. And Ill! ia my opinion 11u:" tn"Vll),ers or tbE:t) (It Hntrl\lo nrc putith"ll tu know auuuf l!r,:!' ntIy p,Jk :tnt! hOI't· tbat ~'(l1I wtlJ grntlt hl:-: n'lIut.'~t. to th(> ''',.nlflltttl''e on (, :1.lim'S, j On lll"('t.·mlwr :!tI, wm. I rt'{lu('st('fl .,)'(Inr wllnr:lhh' llotlr (It nPlIlJlnt nil l'Xpe-:-t I'l'lltslnt fO ('.,\lnlll(> tb.. brn,k" of lh~ ('fllnpTU II I' r'.,"" r~'ft'l'r(>tl "] h~ r(~qul~Sl "&8 gl'hntetl. The damage .. a:(~ wanlt'u on th., ~1'ollnd thal the dty \\ a r~~pon~lulc for (;.{u:->ing thp death nf )lnl'Y Hi'rnkkt;'r un ~t'pt. ~5. 19110, \'~h(>11 shf" \\u:-: thl'f)Wn front d wagoll on h~'llrll:'"l SlrN'l. ' ('it:. l'I1(>JllI~t 11111 n-ptlrlf'Cl that tin' 'Yard. II tiOIl A~nllnfl;t lh~ dlY fot" $.!II.noo uamagf'~ hI" !Ion I'll wn ... illfllnnPll thllt n lO,irh'h wntc'r mniu hnt! ill'PH orlh"-ll'll htitl in )[arillll stl'l,lt at js (t)l'thl"()Jtlitl~. u ('ust of IIlIont s;",.noo IlUcl that :t rC'flUe"t hnd hI ('It n"(·t'iH'd 1'1'11111 thl' Vuitl'jl :O;t:1te.... H\lbl>t.'r Ht't.'luillliIlJ: Cl'mp.my nil Bah('(wk stl'('!'t fur Ittl nrJditic l llRI ~l1Pl)lr of "'Dter whit'h "0111.1 1It.'('(>'.:situttl llw f'xtpn ....iou of thcl ~h:'jndl mniu Ilu·tllu.:h lI:mnuil to Bnhl'(l('k stl'l't.'t nt un ('xJlt.'n~t· of nhout $-WO, Tht, C'omlllllni('ntioll t'oudndl'fl as fnl1ow!o;: .....\~ I find thlll tlw ul'II'ropl'intion fo1' 1i~){" I'xkltsinll hn..; all'l'llelr Ll'l'll 11'1"'1'1':\wn llYI'J' .":!,ftOu 1 ('nil ,ronr nttpnriOll n t1H.'~(" mntt('I'!o\ thus eurlr in ol'a,,'r that .011 utHY gin- Iht'lIl elm' ('un ... ill{'rativll unci tnli'" SUdl Hc tion '·tJU 111(1,\.· Ul't'tll llilyis' J. N. ADAM IS MADE CHAmMAN nbIt,," OF TAXES AND ASSESSCol. "-Ill'll 111"'(1 c'ullt'li nttEmti(1n to tIll.' fu(·t thot it "II~ ))l'C1I'('''l'd to c'flJlsll'utt n MENTS -- M'EACHREN teDllhll',ln' fOil! hrid:.:::.. fln'r CU1.t'llo\'ia con {'k at ~nllth l'ilrk ,n'('[l\I(.', nthl that the WELL CARED FOR. npproprintioll for hricl!!,.. rPl1nil's haul UN'!} o\'j'rrir:lwn to thl' I'xh'nt of ~1.t~!):~.:H. T('flllt'stS. hut tbt.1 l~:qlt.'rt t.'xlul1iu(·r who hus hN"U 'lt wllrk in hi:-i utill'i' Ill' din'l'tt,'II to f'Xnmin(> thl' hooks ill tilt' dty tn'a!"ttr"r'~ tilt-t'. In tl t'1.JIl11llllni('otiotl whie'h he pointf'd Dr, <frc-Plle Hf'alth Comnu.s to: l~r ,Is trOll' J,l.n. 1 1911::~, tIl J,tn. I, 190. c OrplIl'!ltion ('oun~f>l Pel..! 'nun 000::1((>f1 that certain ~Ug-gE:~tlon~ mad~ tfJ II In hy the Jlla.lnlitf·~ (Jttol'nt~Y~ til n,t.' suit tlr .DaVltl :1n(1 ('hrl. tnphpJ' lIoe-riter •..•.••. ". .•• ~~:!S.'j:! Tc.tnl Thp ('or!, :" tirn ('lI111~(>1 SPilt It c'01110111ni('.tttiull h.., tit.' 'lrd of ~\hll'l'lll{'n in whit-h hl" t'tfltt'.l fhut tItt' ('Xtll·lISt·~ in· ('11M'PII in Ilpl1rnbill''' tllP Illllll uudt'r th,' Buffulo ri\'l'l' (ut· th~ 1"lrI'Os('~ of n IlHh·. lic' hi;.!hwllY nUHlt111lctl to S"'ISj.:!;-). This ilJ~'hltlt'R til\' ft.'t.~ 10 tbtl :ll.prllbel's aud \\ Il [It. O;;";t.'~, Th(lo ('Ol'pol'llth'n (·41110 .... (,1 informed tb' iJual'U thut lw hull \nkt'll nn npJlflnl to tbf~ t'ourt 01 npp,'nls 1'1'11111 tht;.\ clt\l'ision of thC' :tJllwllntl' Ili, i:,dnn whidl wn ... to tIll' ('f(l"('l thut nil nsst.'s~nll'nt oi ~:1S,l'j:-) on tht! prOIWl't:r o( eanisin ... Colll';':c \\ its illt'~III. In hi~ t·nn1111uninllion nil tht' !'luhjl'(·t the l~ul'J1nt'l\tilJn C'{lnnsl'l stntl',1 thilt tb(' tinlt' in whic·1t .... tH'h J1jH'nl nHltd hI." tnken l'Xpin'li lin .11111l1l\r." 111h nnd thllt in onler to tll·ott'l't UllY ri~ht~ \\ hh·h the city miA'hl hn \'I.." Ill.! hntl l'llt'ril'd th{~ ('a~(> up withunt Wl1ittlll! for jnlitrndif)D'<. (rom the t:ummoJi C'ollul'il. w I printing and I ~t:1tlon('ry apprOllri,ltton, I Thp F'lrt' Comml!":-;lcl1ler.s rel10r1L~d that the appropriation ror th@ maintenRnC'('I ot the olle l'n~ln~ com pam; at the 1';xPo.I"1 tlon grounds bl'cume t'xhau!'hd 011 J,UlUe ar\' 15th ot this month. They a~k ror! In(ormittlon a~ to wh ... ther tht' C'l1Illpanl't should bt~ ~tatlo1lf'ci thl rt· any longer Police Justlc\' )'IUfI>hy tileli his r('port (or tlw month ot D("C'prnber. 1001, lh' tmpos(d Om's :lJ:gregllting ~71S Rnd collec'tet! $:.~H.1. H£> HE'nt rtfty·two people LO Ihp Pt"IlItentlary. He nbo In(orml'd the Ahit~rmen th(' ll)lpolntml'nl ot llurtln .:'oIcIMnCluc:h AS Ilrobation offil't.'r, \'lee 'V. H, Gorman, re~ gnt'r1. ActJn/; Treasurer Schwenk announced o( �DR. WENDE .~ - He~ ackS Kennedy and avowS TELLS ABOUT Do SMALL-POXI I f'slerday aftornoon with bis apparently chattc.~r. Yf'sterday his Bub~ects for abuse wpre the New Yoric Central Railroad an~ Ald. Kennedy ot the t9th Ward. At one time when there wos nothing before thp bouse, Ald. Hust('r aelt('d tor the privllege ot tbe aoor, and roceeded to attack Kennedy. P "I rtse to 8 pOint of order," said Ald. Kennedy. "He's Indulging In personaJt- y onseostcal l'1EVY~. THE MEDICAL SOCIETY \ ELECTS OFFICER l:s Report on Prosecution of iilegai Practitioners--Some Recommendations Made. At the annual meeting ot the Erie County Medical Society, held at the Central Y. 111. C. A. this morning, the board ot censors, consisting of Dr. J. B Coakley (chairman). Dr. H. R. Hopkins, Dr. Francis E . Fronczak and Dr. Irving "W', Potter. presented Its report on the work or investigating cases or tho megal practice or medicine and surgery. The report says that wh,en~ ever a complain 1 has been made to theboard InveNtigallon has been made and wherever It , ..'as round that the lB.w was. being violated the persons have been warned and In every Instance the boa.rd beUpves that the persons ~o engaged In vIolation ot the law have left the clt)~ or ceased such vlolatlon. Several specific In~tances were notpd and progress was reported. In c:onclusion thp board reeommendpd that Attorney Trac)" C. Decker be continued a~ counsel tor the board as herpto fore anel that the board be given autho~lty to employ ~u('h detl'ctlYes and other agentR as may be required for the !illiliqeilung mad)t aufmetffam, bali '~I@~~~~~!I@ilablfd)aBmeifler ~ nur unler $40" roeld)e er alS ilie, etalblflfla~lmeifler au leiften akr bie lllersniroortlid)feit biefeil 'i!:lepariemenls ~aoe bie ~nnaqme einer Drbi, fiir fold)e ~alle Ilotiieljl, roenn bail ~ml bell Doer' ber 'i!:lepartemenlil burdj Rtanlf)eil, !Refi~nation ober balanlroirb, belfen ~fTiflenl mUB, ois ber ifI unb in bern ~alle Q;a~llion bemenlfpredjenb er, !illillqeilung bon @iu»!. roar aUf bie an unb in @id)uf, nolqroenbig geroorbene !Re»a, _ ..."" ---- IIingeroiefen. &ridjt ber ilirabe G:rofTings, lIIIlnilfiin, ben ber \!) e m 0 lr a I ~:r~::~~~~; lag eaenfalls auf. affenllid)en ~rlieiten ben ~Ibermen mil, !ll ••f""",,,"" ber ~aorit ber . .. . . O:ompanl) eme 6a olltge !Rafm in gelegl roerben miilile, roo. trforberlid) finb, ferner. bali . ef)e biefelbe ein ~f1aller ttner Ib30lligen .oaulliroaf, betftf)en roerben mtilile, stollen unb bali bet ~onb fiir ~us, bet !IDalferleitung omits urn roOt ben ift. 0:01. !IDarb mil. bie )!::~b~~ O:ttd in @iiib llluf'fafo l'l aile lllriiderei bes .pod), unliraudjbar geroorben l1l:i;~tJc~: bUrdj einen fjiil. .I roetben, bali in bern IIlUlt. em SDe. ot U~~~:fraln from peraonallt1es," said the chaIrman to HustE'r. " .. "Oh, I'm trampling on bis corns, am I . said Huatrr. It 1 .. Id "Don't Indulge io personal es, sa the cbalrman. , "" 1 I d "I've got the floor, aln t I. nqu re Husler, "That'e about all you have got," replied the chairman. chamber laughed at Everybody In I he Huster's (,xpeose. "You're trying to humlllate me to win favor clsE'whrre," 8ald Huster. "I'll tell you that C'ommon sem.e Is mucb bettE'r. than knowledge But I'm In here, ('lectcd ' by the people, and I'm going to stand fo,~ I my rights. that 's what I'm go~?~ to do. "Wbat'. he talking .. tout, l:>qulred Ald. Kennedy. "The Aldt?rman from the l!hh has attar ked me personallYj·· continued the unabasjled HUster. I 'Was eicc1ed by the pe~le .and I'm going to be Ind.pendpnt ~d I'm going to be independent of patt:3-· a1flltntion. or anrthing clse. I'm not a reformer, and I'm not In ber!! play ... Ing to the gniJerles, as the Alderman from the l!Hh 6ay~. ~. don't want to be classed 8e a reformer. When a rpsolulloll came up inquiring whether tbe American Express Company and the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company bad tak~n their plattorm~ and tracks of! the Homburg Cannl land, along~tde of tbelr property nenr ""ashington Str~et, Aid, HUster littackcd the ~ew York Central Railroad, nnd sald It was trying to 8tE'al the land, He also said that the American Express Company In this case wae being used as a cloak for the );ew York Central Railroad, which was really using the tracks. It "'111 be rpmemhf'rpd that at thp openIng ot the f'xp0tiitlon the ratlroad got permIssion to lay pHher a track (lr a platform on the abutting canal land. The re!olutlon Introduced yesterday WBS to the etrE"ct that the railroad would not hnv{' to remove its t racks, It was refer~ red to the Committl'l' on PubliC' Grounds. Mayor Knight I)ent a ('ommunlcation to the board announcing the appointment of Dr. 'Walter D. Grt'cne as Commi.ssloner of Health. Comptroller He{'rwagen sent a communication saying that the account~ ant, who waR at work on tbe books In his officC'", "'ouid finish tbis ~ eek, anel recommended that he be l:iet at work in the GUy Treasurer'~ omce to see If the books th",re balanced with the Rccounts In the Comptroller's omre. The communication W8S refe-rrE'd to the Committee on Finance. A re-port tram Corporation-Counsel Feldma.n, regarding the lands under the BUffalo River to he take-n for a publlc highway, W8e TPferred to the Committee on \Vh.1rves aDd Harbors. Col. 'W ard, thE't Commissioner ot PubHc Works, in R communication which was referred to lhe Committee on ~Vater. said that In order to supply the United StalE'S Rubber Rf'claimlng Company plant on Babcor:k Street with water it WOuld be neCe8sary lo lay a six-inch malo through H3.nnah Slrret, at a cost of SAOO. ]0 the h.ame C'Ommunlcatioo be called attpotlon to the fact that 8 sixteen·lncb main would have to be laid In )'18rl11a Street hefore (he- street "'as a,..phaItccl In the spring, at a rost ot $;),000. nod that tbe ac('ount for pipe expansion had already been over. I dra wn $2,000. ' The commls80ner also said th3.t it 'was I Intending to bulld 8 tt'mpornry footbridge Oypr the Cuzenovia Creek at Soutl. Parl~ AV(>DUP to take the place ot the bridge lhat bad been rf'odererl useless by the I recent flood. He said that the cost at the bridge "·ould be ~250. but that the nc('OU ot for bridge repairs hnd already b"'C'n overdrawn to the C'xtent of $1.693.51. The commUnication was reteorred to the Committee on Brtdg('s. The commissioner's r~port on th£' finanCial condItion of his office Was reterred to the Committee 00 ~inance. His recommendation that the City give to St. Vincent's Industrial S(,~OOI Rome old blarkboards the City 0" nf.'d, was approved. Health-Commissioner Greene's request to transte artment f~r the maiOlPnance at b.1.thbous~ ~~. 2, was refprrpd to the Committee on 'lOaDre. Supt. Emerson of the DE.'part~ent ot Education SE.'nt 11 communication the °hl board ref~rring to school repnirM ~ h ch was rE.'Cerred to the Commitle~ o~ 5[n ools. Tht:' report or t he Grade CroBgs CommiSSion OU the number at g~ade crOSSings already abolished, and ~. ~~!~prOlJOs(>d. was referred to tho '-'~e~ on Streets. 1 It~ dutle~. 'Officers plected tor the ensuing YE."ar nre nfl follows: Prf'~ldpnt, \Yilllnm M. Waru ; \'iC'epr..-sldent, Ernp~t \Yende; secretary, F. C. Gram; treR~urer, Ed,,,'ard Clark: llbra-rlan, ~~. C. Callanan; delegate~ to State Society, Dr. C. A. CIE"mpnt, 'Yo D. Bluaman, J . J . Twohe-y, E. 1\1. Dooley, B. S. Bourne, C. A. T:rler. Delegn.tps to Mpdtcal Association ot Central New Yot'lc Thomas G. Allen, B. Bartom, Gporge L. Brown, GE"ot'ge F. Cott, C. C. Frederick. F. M. Kinkel. H. n. Hopkin., R N , Howell Max Kpl'l,f'r, M. D . Mann, J, V;. Put~am, DeLancey Roche~ter, li. W. York, S. H. Lynde. George Abbott, ('. A. Clement. ""BUam C". Krau~e-. The board of ('ensors con~18ting ot .1. B. Coakley. <halrman: H. R. Hopkin •• Henry C', Lapp, F. E. Fronczal( anll Irving \\,... Potter and the leglRlaU\'c ('ommlttep consisting of Ernest ~"endp, "., H, Potter and Edward Clark were I continued. A papPI' was rNtd by Dr. Ernp~t Wende, former Health CommJ~sionpr, Introdudng the ~ubject of the r€'cellt E>pldpmic ot small-pox In this city. showing l50me of the difficultleg mpt by the Health Department in their eff(\ris to cope , ..;Ith the cll!'lleasp. Dr. W.nde stated that the chief difficulty pn("'Qunterpd by the Health DepartmE'nt wa~ thp ignorance of thp dangeroug character oC the dl~ea.c:e. whtc-h thp gpneral public dId not unuer!!Itand, and to the end that a. more thorough knowledge of the disease might b~ obtained. by thp publk at la.rge, he ~mg. gestPd that a chair bE" foundPd in the principal colleg€'$ for Instruction In sanitary Hle-ncf'. whi~h would inC'ludp instructlon on nIl cla~~f'~ at conta~touq dl~ea~~, and undoubtedly tend to - pre\'fOnt the sprf'u(l of diseas.es by a. m<lrp "ide~pread knowledge of h'Jw to pre\·l"nt thpm. Dr. ~raltE'r D. Gre-pne, HP'3.1th ComI m;!!sloner of Butralo, followed Dr. ~ E'nde and gave detal1~ of the difficult work e-ncountered by the departme>nt In Coping with thE" ~mall-pox situatlon recenth~. In ~peaklng ot the i~lation hO!lpttal. or o.~ it Is more_ famlllariv kno,,"l1. the "pe~thou~p'" he said, "The present ho~pltal pro'~lded for the- aC'commodation of patients amioted with conta~loue dl~pa~es I~ entirely 1nade_ quate. ThE" hullding I~ hcatpd bv ~lovec; an-d lighted bJ~ ker::>sen~ oIl lamp;, and the roof I~ In guC'h a dilapidated condition that when It ra.ln~. wa.qh tUbs have to be pet around on the floor to ca tch the drip~." Stnll!itlcs \\·pre quoted by Dr. Greene on the small-pox Flltuation In BUfTal~ and In the lrn1tpd State~. General di~('u~qlon rOlIoWed thp pa. pPr!l and a re~olutlon was adopted by Ih. meotlng In whl<h Ihey ple<lg II tht'msplve!'1 to ".xert their beRt (loft e t toward!'1 ReC'Urtng a modern and ~Jc~~ (Iuate Isolation hORpltal tor the URe r the- ('ltv \) Dr, G~orge F, Cott present:pd a \'er,~ Interesting paper on and Photographs ot a case of Slnm~~thrombo"'ls tollowln~ acute 80ff' throat. 0 I ----- ,,'-' 'H~WAGEN Aid HUBter, as usual, eauRed a delay in the session of the Board at Aldermen Ignorance of Its Danger the : Chief Obstacle in Fighting It, NEW~. p~r(ormancp OF ~DERMEN ~* COMPTR : ; . ; ; ASKS THAT AN ACCOU.;TANT BE PUT ON TREASURER'S BOOKS. I a~""'J:. !!:.~IM_r.·1 J::zf~rt:s ~e5 ! is Independence. rhle IIlOI'1IIJIc the ErIe Count,. Medical 8Otll~~ '1119 In AuocIatl9D Ball to Dual reporui; elect omcera tbe ree.nt I1II8Jlpo" ~~~~:,~ the IDtereaUnr features wu the annual report of tile eeuo.... which Dr. Cod:Iq tollow.: o J f �Itll~"Jmpel{'nl III l.lI;iIO!I4~ tht' r ·url! ig,,!t .tant ot 1t~ tJl iT.~' , tlon., ~ t tbn rhls tgnOTnnl.' 1s Jarg el )! (W 'hltlr a.b~enc('O In medic tI (.ollfS('~' -~r'I\~n \vhO r,r ~allHary RCloncf' Tile P ~ C 'd bUnd k nol\-s nothing but tht' fektblO ~(lntte - ron ~ . of drul:'s mU!!It too up htion, l \ hleh i:3 lhe hlt.:h point to be I (':Ie cd h:'t the prof(,~!llon.'· her Dr. 'Veno£" th('o ('l1umerat p d a 1It1n\ht' P OW"fr. t L'as\~S which haft occurred dur~",,~ tcd Tf'C~ul smallpox regimE'! Hnd f~hibcl as photo,:;r.1ph:o:. He al~o gBH' his' I.. ~ t to ,,-hut constitutes an ampl!." and dn\;~~~_ \ ~t1arant[n(' . .\~ prc'·I·ntIW8 hI' urged '\<1 rl I~ CITY tUNDS. ARE Dr. "-altE'T D. Gr~Dl·. th~ prc!'l(!~ H ealth eomml!i~jonE'r. g,l\'e a Tf".5UnlE' r: ~hl? {'''{lst(,J1('f' ot ~mallJ'OX In Buflalo OU :ng th(> Yt:ar HI:' !l:uid It had started on .A prll IJth and that 5lnct" lhf'n tht' ('tH' hatl not been frt'e trom ft, Thl:;J will be pl'rhap!-( lht" first knowledge the public has hau that during the "hoi£' ot t,he PJn-.'\merican EXllo~illon smallpox ,\\,\~ exl~tf'nt In thp ('lty. Thr sU"ps taken b) Health ("'omml~~loill~r "\\·cndt.' to kef'p the md.ttl-r ~\~('rt>t prohably prevented the Q,u:lrantln(' of tht" Exr.of'ltlon. Dr, Gr('('nt"'~ de~cr ptlon of thl.' prcs<:.nt Qwnantine Ho"'olla! wus harrowing. ::\ot full\' IWl1t('d 1n: coal ~to\'t'l', lI~htc!l hy.oll lamps and with leakin!;" roo!::;. th(' ho:spltal htl conf'Jdpred practically 11~1' l cs~. Ur. Gp.ene thin told llf the dttflcultles In ~tumJlinL: (lilt J;maJlpox: and In dl~('oYE'rlng it, He -l!.llil that Ince .-\prj) th('l'e hnY8 b€'t.:ll 1. tOO (,l~9 oC smallpox In the ctty, of whl('h 3".!1 ha Wl been In the Quarantine Ho",pltal "Thl~ h:1~ bpen the most !-IE'\'erp plague thl'l country htlS t,;\'er had," h<' ~l\ld, "there h'H'ing "tl.ireudy hc('n 15.f~)O eaHS In th.' conntry, but, hec':iu~(l of llw u~U;) I mild ttlrm of thl: dl.' -G.~I', tht re hilS bee-n D d(Rlh lJ~t of 3 Il('r (,enl ,,'f' now ha\"e in llutfaln (hl1't\"-lln"' how:.i<"s lIndl'r {llll\r· anl1l1t' and thirty patft'n(~ In the QUJ.ralltin'" IIf..... pltal. "B('ral1~I' thi!4 is a wfOll v:lcdn,lled n,lt ion I ('.111 01:1... ;U'(·nunf for 1h(' gfl.~a1 nutnbt r of casei throl'!!h hen rill y .. Dr. '\'umor~. thl' rllth('t or 111 nn's(nt QUllr3nthll' llo~nltHI. th~n told ot h.l\"ln:.; cau:;i~d .u. to bt..: buJit baCK jn :hc ·tX)'t:. and said that lhen It VI'a~ good, but now the cIty ~houJd be n~ha med or it, Con.minions Appointed. )IlY r l,nig~l: u,!>poInt E. II, Bullet", n. 'B. AUdlll. E. 11. HutchinS'm. J -,.ph K CUTin .Mloollel D ar..ahy. C;~)rg,:- F1'('tl Z~1ler, ChRl"lf'S F Bi~h )P, G£>-orgC f!lr~{-'. Houprt F. :"'l.'helI.ng' f'nd Fl'ank C, l ' t"1 gU~Qn a~ a eomntl.:::-lion 1.-0 con , f t " k n ..t u nivn ~t,J." '11 NOW UNPROTECTED No Subordinate of City CEn be Required to Give Required Bonds. R ----: " n New Quarantine Hospital. Arter the paper by Dr Greene thE' ~O _ ("iety passed a rf>~olutlon petitioning the Common Council to lmm£'dtately CODstruet a De'" and m odprn quarantIne ho~­ pilat. It not tor the economy of it then for the humanity It mtlitht expre!t~. The prescnt hospital "'d~ C'haractc rlzt"d as vll lainouf-; and barbarous. The soclf"ty al~o pledged thelt to support Health Commj~­ ~Ione r Grepne In any steps he woulrt takl:" to ""eeurl:" the- f'rt'cUon at once of 8- suitable hospital tor quarantinf" patlent~·. TE:-1i· f E REPoRtbn'tESTERDAY TO B r~ING FROM THE S~!ALL­ q PO 11110 ", Tbroughou the en re ~e;lod ot the smallpox infect-Ion In East Buffalo it has been noUced tbat chtldren were tar more susceptible to the disease tban were tbeir elders. With the pree('nt cold soap there b.a.E come a l\l!gbt Increass 10 the number ot cases r epo rted . The cases reportec1 to the Board of Hl!'altb yesterday ~ere:_ .. )'lary Dreyas, two year$ old, ~o. 1" La thro p Street, tbe second case In t~a.t house whIch has beeD under Quarantme for so me time; Ca('sar KrajewskI. five years old, No. 128 Sweet Avenue; Agn(>s Semanska. 11\"'e years old: CeceUs. Semnnaka two years old; Stanislaus Sf'manska, six'months old, l1vlng In the front part of the house at No. 108 Sweet Avenue; Stanislaus Kruszka, two years old. and Adam Kruszka, one year old, HyIng In the middle apartments at the bou~e at No. 108 Sweet Avenue; John Maoowskl, lour years old, No. 178 Stanislaus Stre-f!t; Stephen J amtntak , GY.a years old, and Tbaddeus J3mlnlak, 4'fa years old, ot No. G:i Sears Street. Most of thesE." patients are sufferin g tram the db-paso In its early stages. •••• _ _ .. v ....... .. .. ~~fF.~~~'..~:.X~ ...... . .. JArt 14 1902···· - :r i('~(,J1lI .. t I~IU rt'J?O~t!"i . lha~ \\"atcl~ h Pro:""J~l t res.. r~,ol! b not In ~l i(ac"ton con-d1tlon ~om~ househo'. Itl ha\'c alrendy ui~\erec.l thesam-€' thwg. Th+' latter will be e-nlight-I coed br tht' kl11)wl~dgp that it oontaln..~ "nIt Jg~n.ous ma.tter," ~ 0 / :r I ~ 1 QUA RANTINBIJ PUPILS. Healthu s pr epared a ClrCU.lar 8talCln~. t to l}~ physi4 ciaos of tbp city rE'~r ~ work at allowing qURtnJlUDij -1 children to relurn to fJtb~Ol l Quarantlofl hall bpen l=~In.(t~e ~ nin today, school cert1-tS~lbs VI i e \J ed ut and 8ent to suck chlldre by the Department ot Health If tho m\ly phySiCian . when h. notifies thp department to remove qllar~ aotine placards, wllt elate th at schoo l cblltirE:!D hnve been kep t from scbool 9Y the quartlOtine I 3ri I ANlI-SPlm~G. Health Commissio ner Greene H.a.s Determined to Enl'orce the Ordinance. d 1 ~pe­ i m, ta t of the 11, l' I ~lc- NhcrUnneOU5 Itemo;, EVILW. SI GNS IN STR EET CARS. Mayor Suggests New Ordi· nance, School Appropria- Th ey Will be Posted in a F ew D .y s~ Conferences with Su p t. B ull tion Mad,e~711f;"1- b n d Supt. Mitten. !J~?':: .·1>1111"" un thl8 cor I. prohlbl t('cl by la\\" uud Is Plluhihable by u fine (It frolH $:! In ~lOO Cor (>nch olI~n'-"l'. I'o-IIr'elu('u nrp lustru('tecl to o Tl'(,l!It nnd reomO\"f' from thl! ('ur nny pat;~enger "iointlng tlte IJrO\'I~iClm:j or thlR nct. t) Buffalo's Quarantine the extent ot ,the In Butra4':·!I';.J , and fIl~~c1tlze learn'-lhllt the aSe! since have numbered 1.100. The malady hilS appeared here In a happily very mild form. but one death ha\·lng been attributed to It. and that one not with absolute cer tainty, whereas many have died rrom smallpox In New York. Phlladelphia. and other cltles. In Butralo. the disease has been almost entirely ('onHned to one district. The emergency bas been met with Intelligence and <'nergy by the health authorities. who baY< held the situation so well In hand that there Is not. nor has there been. ~ause tor serious public alarm, tI-u.n::.rt~l' of funj13 oilS propo~e-d. H hopf"d the l"'Iatter "ould be l'eft':Te\l to tht' Finl.n ('OmnLtt('p to a~~('rtaIJl it the I(. han~r eOll II not l)e O1end~d to m €-t such ca"Jf"S Thl" t'olhmuntcation ·Wd.S r-efE"rn:d a.f.te-r a \\"ortl w.al" in \hich AIll, Hu.qter ligurcu e-.·tcn~i\"ely·. Guardinll: the Hamburg. .-\ 1. Huster .a ~) atllacted' {'"'Ome (\;,tention by moving a Ipreamble anu res O!UtH~L <~dlng upon the Comml ~. net' L~ke pO!"fse": 1un of <c(. rtaln prem, ~ len ~ by the l't y .. u the- .\merlcan l~Jlr!,.' ..;s c."ompany, awl l~ l U OIL the banks of the Hamburg l an.l. "T~1e 1 ,lEe ex! r'-'d on January 1," aill .\hI. 1-1 Jsh:l'• • bul. t'he C'Jlnpall'Y is 6tH' u lng i,.lIe I retnt es \\ hhout payingre t" I'll !"(>soIUUnn" 19 re-"._trfl'd to the l'ommilt e on Rll'+"ets. The ('lIe \\ s ohtlinCfl from n corn .. muo c.!tlon h In(ll'd in hy ('o01lltroller Iff-I n' ngf'II, "'ho) ('alletl nlt ntton not {. y to Uw ngl'£>t!111ent Nlll're 1 inlo b ~ tWf:'en the City antI the ..;\nll·ril-an Bx l're~s ("onljlllny, hut alsu to an,)th 1" Jg"l'eClnrl1t dnt( 1 '\"1'11 1. I HH, In which th' city 1(>": R(>d tv the Ldligh \'IiU(>~ Rnllro:ld n J"l (Ell o( lant! 011 lhp ~"Iuth si.Jt;! nf the {",In.l\. Both In.ttl( r!'l \'i"('l'C .(. It t1. ('onllTlitlcc 011 !--it I I ets. I\: cllCl 0 le Buffalo SC}loo1 Needs. 'til or \\ 1\ . _ -'i--~ Not ice to Phys ic ia ns Issued by Health T ~O m mi SSjOner Greene. tllt"- . /.,... ~ T bp t o lon·IDr.' ul"tJc;' p;rta lnlnp.- to re l t RII. lng patlr-nll' tronl quttrantlnf". wa ~ h s uf"d Vlltli b ."""rcene hy Henlth ('09!wl §S' C Y£I1'tf"rdllY nfternoon: '''fhnt th£' 'York ot thp phYl'Ilcl1ln m aT h __ nnd thnt school ('hlldren · whQ hn\'{> h('f't1 f}nnl'llnt1nCil on Rccon nt ot ron ~ ~lmJ'IIt1f'(J, tnJ,:"toll!'1 dIRE'R~(> LUny nlor{'- r f'ndlly obta in ('t"rllflt'ntt-s pNmlttlug them to r~ turn to h('hnol. on Ilud nfteor J onnar:r- 1:>, 191.)2, upon. or rNluP1t from th{> nttrndln 't' p hv. to r('mol'(" fO<'1lrlet t ("\'£>or plnCtl rd ~ .. g(·thl."r wUh stlltem .... nt tbat tb(> prtO'tnl .." hnn~ been dtsSnf£'<'tr-d nnd t umlgntf'rl: nnd upon rr('clpt of rf'guJntlon posh I Cftrd, in dlphth('rin CRl'f'!;, thot dlslnt'e<"tloD oud tn ml.t:'nt.on hnq tAken pln('(', ODd In nil oth f'r f'(lntOJriollS Rnd IntE"t"tlollS d l@IPol'PA. w(' will fll out ond dl"lh'pr to the (amlly. twhool (,prtIO('nt{'Cl. In ('O"'C!t whf!'l"e tbe-re a re school children In the taoily." T("C'f'lpt to. ~Id" n J . / MRS. GARY NAMED, . ~ . n.(~~. .. I RAISING QUARANTIN r couF .. m J.ilZRANTINE 11 .,,1111 1>. ypeterdny SPill lo ('\'t:-ry phy~t· clwti I.J Atiii alo til(' f'Jitowing notire ))('1'b1inh1h to tht, i~~uance or cel'tifte.1t ... ,S til ~t'hool chlJ,jrC'n released from Quaranlim': "Th~1 t lhr:- work of the phy~i· ~upt. E!U-:TS n's !:! .... thIng Ullul '1('iall mny be simriUled, Ilnc1 that ~rho!)1 tn('nt ot "hut- h terms the \\1.stt'!ul t'hlIdrt'n who have heEln quarantint"11 man el' ,11 \\ 1(; Burr 10's ill'·prollrll- on :H'<,ount or contagIous dlse1\~e mn:~; tiollB flH' 'hOD I builtling8 are 1.\:;0 d mor ... rf' HIllY ubtain eertlflcnlPs permittit . ting thE"1l1 to rrtnrn to ~choo1. o n anrl ~ ill bp rou tl III the v Intel III IlU es In a.fter Jnnuary 15, 1902, upon rE"cript oC anuLhe (01 1111n. r quest from the attending physlci-ln t" ,Along \\Ith lh. t I" Aldermen r~j'f'J\'_ rtrno\'(" Belt-rlet re"if>r placardt', logethE"r P(] ..t (" mllullntllln f Olll "UII.'Pll'v l I r with f;latenwnt thHt thr l)n'Oll~t"t' ha,'e Bl't! \\ug(tl1 c.dlIng for an t£SLI" oJ bf>PIl dl~lnre('(('u una (umigat('u, anft h'JJ1(js {} lh£> 'lfllOunt J( :!OI), I)(I O to TIll (,4 U•. llll I Cfl:f'Jpl (JC regulation postal canl, school oull C B \\ hl'il It \'c bC'd\ en · In tllj1ht}prill ('a~f'."', that dieinr~ct1on ~ (>1' Ii lnt), :'l nd fumiga; 1011 h.t f' takE'n plaC'e; nn,l motioJl of .Alrl ~t,; Klllu€'n, t11 in 11l} nthpl' "'oIllRgfou~ anrl infectious :\l:Jy()t' ~tn,l ''''(lI'Vll'ollpr \\'<--1"1'> .hlhor . . . Jisettlt',,,· \\111 f1l1 out and ueI1\f> I to 17.('-11 to JSSUt' these lJc,uls. t~t' pr~f'p. ,.IFo t~r (amily, iCch"ol certtfh'ateEl, In CASP8 hwh \\ III go to tht' (Ollsohda~Pd \\ h Pre, !,}If'rt arr, school chlldTl;cn 111 the !4thool 1-'u ,1. lfnd('1' Ih e I,unl of H)(IO !ami}.>, th f'ommOn ('ouncil wn authollz to JR81Jf' $GOO.ooo. wirth of !'{'hlhll l)OIl!lR. lIall of these "'3\' C all'l'ally l,f·!l. .1- nr. But cau~e ....--RELEASE FROM wnlks. But en:-t1 in the to I'm in whkh it wU!o. PllsSt.'ll, th e onlinnnec hus not lll~('u ('.nfllr("('d. Hoon nfw!' it became operat!y(". Pnl1-.. \ ~lcri('an dsitors Ll'J:'lln to nr. ~n'~ III the ('It)', anti it wos 'ml!ge~tt!u thnt It would not b~ fnir to them to han. a rigid CUfOl'Cl~ru('ollt oC th e ordilJallcl~ . P ulr ]it· interl'st in the matter died out In u lUro"'IIl'l', nud tbe enfOrC('lUPJlt of tht" orcl,innnc(a bas Dc' \"'cr u("en ino;,i .... tecl np011. )\ 0 "'. hOWI)V~r, Ur. Gr{,C'DP hn~ dett:r.. mtn('cl t 'J hoye the Jo't': f'1lfol'{'{'d. j( snch It thin;:: is po~sibl('. Yc-sterlla.,· he htltl :l c"Oo(erfllC'l' with ~I1Pt. )1itten or thr Bn!.. t:dn J:!lilwny Compnny rrl:lth'l~ to the mntt~t.. :'l.l whi('h. it i'\ nnder:$toou. the ~tlp(.rint('tHil'nt promis(ld to un £'\'{'r",thing III Illt' pO\YE'r to n~~i~t in thC' en!ol't'emellt or tIll' Inw. This nft.Prnoon, it is (>:x. p{'(·tul, Dr. Grc .. n e will have fl talk with ~upt, Bltll ot thf'> Jl()1ire dE'pnrCDJt-'llt r i."la. (\-(1 to th·'" pnrt to be- tnkpn by tlw IHllicfl. In mnkln~ nITPst~, ('tc. A formnl notlre nlrrudy hoS' bt'('n i!"~ned to the polit·£> to th£> dTN't thnt tJw ordim1D<'p b to hC' ('11" !r.t'C'prl. hilt Hreene chi'~in~~ to tnlk 1h C'Dl ,ttl'!' O\'pr info rllw,lir with tht' super. int(' ncI ['nt "0 tbat tbE" police nnu hpn lth dCllnrtml"Dt run,)! he nble to pull tt)gdht-r, ! for some Indignation and shame over the described condItion of the quarantine ho.pital in whIch 324 persons have been treated withIn the last year. According to Dr. Greene's statement. it i8 not fully heated by stoves. It bas leaking roors. It is lIghte.l by oll lamps. and as a. hospital "Is con· sJdered practically useless." Due warning was given before the smallpox arrh·ed here. but the Common Council ialled to make proYlslon ot bett er Quar· ters (or pro.pectlve patients. Now there should be no more delay. The present quarantlne hospital Is not a tit ",lace ot banishment tor sIck human ;'elngo. A new oue should be built at oncp. on tbe site already owned by the city It a better place cannot 'be tound. thpre Is plnc'to in (' Y(>l'Y :;tr("('[ c'ur ill thp city. The,Y 1m'un tJl:tt 111(" new h ea lth cOllllnit'~iol1 ~r hilS dl~ll'l'l11inrd to ('n!ol'('e th£- orLlinnnc( whidl i111110~(,S H fill~ t'or f\xpectornting on tile tI(j(Jr~ vf strpE"t COl'S ant] olhl'l' 111luli<' ('Ol1\"l'ynnce,:;. XU+'ll :111 onlinnnce was pns:-f"tl hy the ('(JOWl)U t'ounl'il "e\"er:11 months n~o at tht.\ (",l1ru('!-;t ~olicitutioI'l oj the WOlDl'O'd duhs of lilt" dty, thol1;!ll nt the timla Dr. ',"t.'nell'. th"1} ~'oI1ll1lis~ionel' Of hE'nitb, Wll~ ~oJllc wh l\ t di!">~ntisfied b~cau~l' the ol'li i. nUIl('(~ wus Dilt more gWf<'pins; nnd did not pruhihit l'xpedornl ion un the <jide-- Ho~pltal . and hi!! predecesB bU'. ,\1:1.. Bust ..· haYing iheard that ac· count::! ("cultl ~l l.J~ trnn~f(>rred. Tal::' d all ma.nner of qut?, tlvll<:, "The l"(>presPfltati\'t> of lthe Seyenth '""ani i't tr'ying to pO.5'C hE're .as a reformel',.' said ..\ 1<1, K~ nnedy, "but i t oS m'S to nle he might be In better busint":-, than in tryinJ:;" to ob."u-uct the work of these D-olth hou~-t ... w'hich lttn'p be-en a\'aih:u -oC by mor~ than 145,000 I)(ople during the past year:' A l.l _-\d l:nl. I\yh,) h'f.l,j lo(.kel1 up the C'haT'te pro\"I~lon, fou!"!d that teC'hui('al1~·, there I\\a:-; no "atTunt tor Worl" to Immf>diately Th use Url' th e words ,\"bich Bu1faloninm will Sff~ in n few unj"s in n conspituou~ t oh'81 , ... i- PnW tbe facts ,,·ere reported to the t!:rie County lIIedlcal Society. yesterday, by Health Commissioner Greene pl''''''lli~"tLon tal· tIl hath-hou~e 111 nls dt.'18nl1lJent. It was ~Itate<.l lhnl. the total uf $i}j:; \Y~S on-.rdli.l\yn 'to ,the ext':llt I)f $1.;'\.lG \\"'h1lh~ lh~re' W.l~ ontr $J:!,li umalnin'g" "It'll \\ hlch to I'roYiu(' pi ;nting anJ ~tattoner)' unlit July 1. H" l'(>pommentieil t'he trnn.:-=ft'r of a s.;n L'i. or $~13,32 in ftalaties to m~t the n(f?'d~ of balth house !\o. ::! aJ.tU ]lrlntin~ :-'U!ll,!ies. Ald. !{ennedy moved to grant "wlfnt 100ktU l:ke a l1r'J~t reasonable l'e-Cluc--t, c! Publ' W .\I.'l'ELt D. GUEEXE, H t>n !tb CommlasloDt.'r, '"r(1 ex- IJ(1ulth Commis~loner 'Yai"e-t· D. Greene rc-ported a ehorLlge In tile up- of Cen!lOrs. J. B. Conkley, H. R. Renrv C. Lapp, F. E. Fronczak, In.' ug ,Yo Potler. Legi!=lative Committee. Ernest Wende, ~Y. ,,~. Potter. Edward Clark. H"I)kln~. \I n 11 1 'l' ' fJet ~h·t l , v Is ,,( pr \\ iLh ut th h,)lhl lUlre\.l. 1':0Charter ... nt· the 1)']"' Jte tlon (un.ls w So b1 cUp t ,-0 th Io;'ice Jot LI .\.1 '1" {'n yest"1" tal lJY .:\11.yo1" F '.lsl", C Kl1Isht I\\.r: j :.;uggeO:;L 1 the J.rnft ul; )f ltl Ol-dlnnn,:e pr l\'!d 11.£;" th .... t IH ("a~e or '.1, alll oS In h('aJ~ oC li.· al'llll{'l1t~ tht.r dq..lUtlE's 01' Ihoo::t." on \\ lJ·)J11 lht' .. lutit?!-' <1,,, oIve- ~h. U ('x""{'ule ani 111\, -the n~('t'~E'ar.r l"' >I1lt • 'rh~ )layol' hn~ noane 1 th~ banks in "hkh the- 11100,-Y=--, IncltFlIn~ lust (unJ-s, are ,1 poslUed, to ho! I the fiam I~I1'd 11~ the Jega& d~ tlon and 'Jualiftl"ati n of th City Tr(>Ct~ureT_ T.ili:; .. d nanee nrnlnrdment i~ prcpo~ed he-Election of Officers. (' U .. lL-"orporutic'1 ( unSt.'i Fe-ld:tlllll The following oftkl:"r!t and delegates has a h'iC'ed t.Ul't ur:d r th ~ existing r"w ere f'Ie+.:ted without opposition. din.ancC', no ~ubJ.}rdltl!lte oC the L'Lty c·ln Pre~ident. "-il1lnm :\t. ,\Vard , 1b,:, l"e(1 uircd to put up the' nett'c:mry ,"lc~.pr(>~Id(>nt. Erne!'\t \Vt!ndc. ol.lnd,. anlOunting- in ail 'to a\)flut .,!"S()(I, Secretary. F. C. Gram, Treasurer. Ed~ard Clark. OJI). Th(" matt ... \\ .l,s re-"'~n J. \.1,) the Librarian. W. C_ Callanan. t.:oli,mi1 tt 011 Or lind-llee " D(>legate~ to State Sorff'll}'. Dr. C A. Clements., E. 1\1. Dooley, J. J . Twohey. The Public Bath Hou.es. B. S_ Bourne, \Y. D, Bednman , C. A. Ti:~~;"d I r. ---- of :tnatjpn and sanitation and (or cure an Fafdy h(' nd\'ncatcd fsolatlon, quuTnntl na and c1e-ftnllnlC.,!j. t a.ml expt.·l1l1ed. l Dr, Greere Hat 14'\ ppointed Her As~ sistant Inspector of Mercantile Establishments. a~t': Xo-tli~ )1 ... anTY bl' R!'<si tont in..;pf'dor of mpl'C'an!ilf" e ... tnhlh.. hm rnts Wl\H unDoDDrf'fl by Ilt'alth C(JInmi s~iom~r ,,'nlter D. (}rl'('no this rnornin,g . 'fhe p.l1lnry nttfl('hrd hi th~ Jll)OO ,.,itinn i~ ~:i()n n yeat'. :'\Il'~, U !Il'~"S dutil'S will h(\ of two ldn,)!t, dl rif':l.l worl\ 111 th(\ l,tHr'e of thn ImrClll of hf'llilh nnd ill"p£'<'tion of Ill(lrC'antlll.' f'~tnh· IishlllNlls wlH'rt~ ft'l1llllr hllmr i~ ~mplu.'"l'tl, with a ,·h·w til {WpIH%; that tht" Inw rt' gnrdill.!( th~ (\lI1ploynH'lll uf winvl"H is o!Jt'YP4! :lntI with H \"i,.\\, tn !->€'£>iu:.: thn; th~ buJldin::~ RI'I' in g'(H),! snnilnrr. ,(lOtiitioll. :\(r1l, ( :nry'8 nr1plJiutm(,tlt wlli tllke uC til (~·t tomorroW'. ..."...",.. II �15.649, death .... "" fol' tact." saId lows: PrE'SI(lell\. . William ~1. Word: the SDlallpax In this vice presldent. Dt'. Ern~!'It 'Vendp."; flee Greene. be nt the "ery mllde.t .country has e ft"al0 In many in· retary, Dr. F. ( •. Omm, treasurer, Dr . type. Here In did' not £'-ven need Foiward ('lark. IIhr.!rlan, Dr. \\-. C. ('al!tances. the I c~l~k this 1~ due to the 1~n8n' dele~nt('s to .!':tate soclp.ty, Dr, ~. A . C'lement8, Dr. "-. D. Bldaman, Dr. t r<>atmpnt. n lo-Sa xon race Is a John .1. Twohey, Dr. E. :II. Dooley. Dr. ract that the A ~ d that Immun. H. R Bourne. Dr. C' .• ,,\, T~rler: bonrd of l"ell.vaccinatrd ..ra~.e, an {',;>flsors, Dr. J. n. (oakley, Dr. H. R . .at)' 151 tnhert~~ the terrible ('ondltIon He dl?!'Icrl (' arantlne hospital Is Hopkins, Dr, Francis E. Fronczak, Dr. In which th(-OTh~U roof leaks 50 that Tn'lng ,Yo Pot~: If>~I~latln... ~omrutt tee (rE'app(llnt~), Dr. Ernest '~enrle, Dr. a.t present. washtubs hnvr- to be "-. W. potter, Dr. E(lwHrd Clark. when il rains '~'ater Smoky coal Bet '" c~tch tr~ the light. the door. on Inmp~ turn::l nnd crooked that they are 80 ~~r~:ek~~ld there Is out~lde and I let In a nlY thod at keeping warm that the °h ~n~ dirty old coal stoyes td \'he ane I. piling ten '---_-GOUH'SR. which It will be the duty of the new tull or ruel' CE~SORS REPORT. BOARD OF . Common Coundl to erf.ace, Is the build· The b oar d (lt censor. submitted Its ing of a. npw und ~aUstactory quaran· ,eport ns rOrrlln'I"S; N Y Jan. 9. 190~. tine hOspital. At all times this InstiRu a 0, .... " t To the Medical Society o! lhe Coun Y tution I" not In serylce, but when It Is of Erie: n Y lur board of censors re~ the demand upon It Is great_ such as Gentleme - I h t since its last ~pectCullY re'f~tih; :ort'ety in JunE'. at present. rE'port made I shave contlnued theIr A person .uttering with smallpox 190~k t~: t~~?~:~~gattng cases. o~ allege~ during thlo epidemic Is not only un· ~l~gal practitioners of medlcme an fortunate In having the disease but 8U;,ge~~g the past halt y~ar comvlalnls also In ha,'lng to go ta the present ha,"~r heen lodged against a~~"!~~?e~~ quarantine hospital. person!' f?'ngaged In business nd sO To the Medical Society of Erie CounUsing themseh'e!o' as Dr. so da othe; palml~t magnetic- healer, an tr, yesterday, Dr. "\\'"alter D. Greene de!"rrlptloll!l: of a. llkeb('harac~~~. t:;~~; ever a. complaint has et!n m hus read a most harro\"\1~ scrlpUon ot board in reference to any person t f 0 advertising, Innstlgatlon has been this "'reek o! Il building. Insufficien tly wherever It was found that heated by coal stoves, dimly lIgbted by b ~e·tdeI~Wandwas being violated the ~er. all lamps and with practically no son..; have been warned and In e' ery O P in.tanee your board believe. that ~~~ plumbing and an absence of sanitation so engaged In violation 0 t ~ d e"rsons have lett the city or ceased ouch It Is a most uninviting spot to add Ylolatlon_ I I t horrors to the a&"onles of death. The There al.!':o has been a comp a n Jury. roo! Is a ruin_ tbe melting snow pourI lodged with the board ot censors against 'V1I1iam H. Barrett. ~'ho 'wa~ Ing through the holes, sometimes on Tbere was held yegterday in Associa'l ad"ertl~'ng hlm~plt as "Dr. }VlIllam to the beds of the dying patients. tlon Hall the 41st annual meeting of H Barrett. eyE' speclali~t, etc. Up·.m Erie Count " !\Iedical Society. The In~'e~t1Er8tion, It 'was tound that )lr. The chili winds whistle tbrough tbe J Barrett "~a~ unlawfully advertl~Ing chinks In the walls and tbe crevices ot the Board of was as "Dr." and upon being warn- i Dr. Ernest once dlsconttnued the use I)f I about the doors and windows and toss TORS au 1=- DISCUSS l DOCTORING fhe ,?itY'S~~7rh"'J f~I~.Je cYt~~ffalt: Annual Meeting of Erie County Medical Society and Election of Oftlcers -Smallpox Discussed Wende DR. OREENE TO STOP SPITTING IN C - ~;, ~RSTRbCARS . OF NEW SIG'S TO BE QUARANTINE HOSPITAL Board of Censors . for Allecred -ProsecutIOns Illegal Practice- ne ractitioner Held for the Gran Repo rt I I raw I I I . George R C3:-.e of fn~tance!ll Cott ~pPclall!ilt!il 8Inus-thrombosis. Health ComrniS5ioner Wende "ave some valuable information from bIB great fund of experience In hallcUIng smallpox. "The failUre to proylde protection 'Brunst smallpox seems unpardonable," Aid he, in the cour~e ot his addres~. -rile careless practitioner or quack is, b & measure, t"e.spon~lble tor the freDt 8pread of this malady. ~Ye have e indolent. careles~ and dishonest ttttioner to deal with. An instructor, would seem, !'hilUld be sent among !Uiem to teach sanitation. ttAnother important cause Is the de!.I8ct whIch exists In most of our medi~ college!'i. Chair ... should be estab· ~ed In th~ col1(-ges so that the Inlfb'Uction or the student. with regard ~ smallpox, should not be neglected. ~erY'one should know that any disease' which is communicable can be pre-"hDted. I ot peorsons clalmlng to In ~ome particular line have so that they are as mucb exposed as been reported to your board as illegally u~Ing the title "Dr.'· in their advertl~­ I though they were out doors. Ing matter. upon signs. e-tc .. and in I A demand bas been made for a long (Overy Instance your board has warned the per!=lOns so violating the statut ... time tor a new bospltal. It Is criminal and upon ~uch warning being glv~n. on the part of the city to refuse to the llI('gllI ~tgns have been taken down build It. and illegal adYerti!ting discontinued. PRO'ECtTIOSS ~ IY LJ.W. Perhaps the mo~t Important ca!ll;e since our last semi·an·nual report is that of Prof. A. J. "'·iechers, who adyerUged him~elf as "Antonius, the Boy Phenomenon," with offices at 6S5 :Maln StrePl. In the early part ot Decernbc-r. 1901. ('omplalnts were made til I your board by ~everal persons who had been inducE'rl to rereive treatment from l\. Prof. "'~iech('rs and his alleged start ot pby~icfans that said protessor and his I aSSistants were illegally practicing merllclne, and the chairman of your 180L.-\TJOS ~ECESS _'RY. : board, uplln invf'stlgation, learned that !'iuch complaints were well foundUIt is evident that gucce~sful prevenE'd. and vi~lted ·the offices ot Prot. alth tion ot smallpox €,pldetu[cs depends \\'iecherF and his statt at 685 Main creaUy on perfect isolation. And p~r­ StreN' and warned them that they j (J 1,.;teet lsolntlun cannot be accompll~hed I mu~t pit her comply with the statutes Rp t l : ' l . thp or ;hls rar I. by aJIol\'"lng pattents to ~tay at home. of the State of Xew York or disconprl)nlbited by- law. and Is punl~h­ As 800n ae they are stricken they tinue ~uch practicf' of medicine. It should be removed to a hospital. suitable by- a "nf!: of from $2 to $11)0 for appearing that such warning was unable accommodatIon betng proylded 'n ea.c-h otrcn~. Pollcfmen are In. heei1€'d. the chaIrman at your board pauper cases and others. In ord!T ~lructed to nrrf"st and r~mo,"e Crr ..... thE'reafter causE'd wa.rrants to be Issued properh" to a('compll~h perfect Isolath(> car oily ....a .... s~nger ,ioitn ng the tur thp arrest of Prof Wlechers and thf" tiob. the stronlilt' arm of civil law mu~t pr')"Vlslons 0 this .let con~ulting phy~icians, J . H. be. employed. How best to prevent the alleged WALTEH D. GRlcF;XE, ~l. n., McCaffrey, 'Vllltam Rear, Otto J. Urravages of this dl~pa~e. as well as ot He lith Comm ~;noner. ban and A. L. Salter. TI b .... J)estltentlal dlsease~. should conl.e a 0\'(> quoH~e worlls ('onst1tut(> .1 tinue to be thr subject of thought and I The poHce officers WE're unable to ttnd and rerve the warrants issued against lH'W rule ot the Health Dt~fJartmeDt \Study til the metitea} fraterntty." Otto J, t":"rban and "'1l1iam Rear, f'ald \\ hieh is to be postp(] In f.',·e-ry ~trel.t COXPl'LS ORY V.'CC~ATION. peNions ha,'lng apparently left the city, ('ar In thr rity Cor rigid Obsf'r\·dnce. It or b~lng merely ftctitious names used "as ag!"et'd upon at .l nl.eetlng yester'·1 believe tta t these people who of,"pose vaccinattun are ignorant of Its for the purpo~e Of duping the public by day at'teornoon hetv.cen Rupt. ~.[ltten of the Bay 'Vonder Antonlu51. ~ thp. But'falo H.nllwn~.. Company anll Dr. theory and appllcatlon. Yacclnation Dpon the hearing bE'fore Judge .M ur- 1 Greeneo, When ~ Gre~ demanded baa been pre"E'nted bl' the false cry phy of the Pollee Court. it appeared thnt Same fluch ru--m--bl fili6P ted.. Illt the dema~ogue~ who are ever really that A. L. Salter was duly registered I This afternoon nr. Gre€'-nf' vdll ~ee to plead infringeUleTIt or personal as a phY~iclan and surgeon under a Rupt. Rull of the Polic'e Departmpnt Uberty. "Vac("lnation mu'!;t follow as a nn.- !=i!S;htly dIff(>rent name, and he was dis_I and thr- two offlcinls will arrange some It also appeared that J. H. I plan tor the E'ntorct'ment of this ruI ~ !lira. lJeQuence of a plague. Just Q3 charged. McCat!'rey had, subsequent to the warn- ~ " .. e4ucaU In is made compulsory Sf) mg given by the chairman of YOur should ,Tacclnatlon. Parent~ ~hnuld nt) board ot censors. complied with the stamore prohibit tbe vacctnatlon ot their tutes and had registered htmselt' as a ehJldrE"n tban they should to keep food pbysklan and surgeon, and upon such MId cll\th~s from them." fact appearing, your chairman permit-' TO SIMPLIFY WORK. Dr. Gr~~ne follo"'ed with a paper ten the proceeding against him to be ""blch told of some of the actual in. dlsc-ontinued. To e"ery physician in the city Health t .. rlor conditions during the smallpox as sent the rulProt. A. J . Wlechers, otherwIse Commlsslone !pldemt(". knOwn a~ Antontu~, the Boy Phenome~ lowing st?lt·explanatory letter: Folluwlng are 80rne of the statistics I non, Wag held by Judge :\:Iurphy for "That the work oC the phy.icl ......fn"a"'" gleanpr! l'r'lrn Dr Green",,'!,! paper: the Grand Jury under ban of $200. Your be slmpllfted. and thal;.,schuol S:OULLPOX STATISTICS. chairman has since consulted with the Who have been ·NiAtined 0 dl~trl('t attorney of Erie County In (,."ount ot COl!t..~~ se ,lnay mnl"(' "The f1r~t ('"ase of ~mnl1pox In But- retf'rence to the case and the matter readily ol:¢.;.l.1~ertl 5 perm ttin~ lalo during- the year 1901 a.ppeared on "\\"111 be presented to the Grand Jury them to rE-Wi'rn to sci . nand n!t:,r April Hth. • on the 10th day ot January, 1902. or as January 15, 1902, up n receipt ot rl?"Thp total number l.lf cases reported soon thereafter as the business ot the I que~t from the a.tte Ing phYSician til from April 14th tu January 14th was dJ~trfct attornel"'s office wlU permit remove ~('arlet feyer plac.ards. logethpl" . and YOur hoard or censors confidently with statement that the premises have "Only three cases "\\-'ere fatal expeC'l that an indictment ~'lU be be-en dl§lntpctl?d and fumigated, ann "The number ot perl'ions nov.· In the found against him. upon rpC{'ipt of regulation postal card, I Jaolatlon hospital l!'f 30; the greatest In con('lu~ion thl~ board respectfully in diphthE'rla ca~es. that dlslnfectilln bpf -'!!D there at nn~r one time Wag 65. recommf'ndg that the Hon Tracv C and fumigation ban~taken plaC'e; nnd In J The number ot houses now unde BeC'ker be continued a!; cou~sel tor th~ all other ('ontagluus. and Intectlou~ d!~· I lIuaranttnp in thp c1ty i~ 6=f board as heretotore. and that this "The number of persons ~nder Quar- I board be glvE"n authority to employ eases, we w111 fill nUt and deliver to the anUne Is 311. • family ~("bool l'erUftC'ate. In ('a~t?-s whereIoThe total number under quarantine ! such detE'ctl\'es nnd other agent~ na there are school children in the fl:l lllJl' II1"lJ,\Y be required tor the pertormancp brlng rheo lJerlOd from October l'hh I ~" .......1I!1. to Januar:.· 14th. 1902. was 1100' . of' Its dutte~, and to draw upon the as be foro for their reasonable At one time the cit}' had 160 polI~e­ tn.\Sur)· comI)tn!1allon. JD~1l su a rdlng quarantined house~, and All ot which Is respect tully submitted =lf~lng 400 persons outSide o[the J. B. COAKLEY, ' chairman. "From June 28th to December 6th. H. R. HOPKINS. lPOl. there was smallpox in 3S states FRANf'lS E. FRONCZAK In ~Ia countr)-. Ohio led with 3,466 It "'as voted. br r~.olutlon, that t'he ~. Minnesota had :!,2{5; Tennesse n ... : Pe1!l\8)'lvanla.. 1,614. The totai CeDaors. In theIr ''''ork of proseC'utlng I 1iOON'l SP'll" SIGNS rOR SlRffT CARS. ',IS. Warning and Threat of Arrest Being Posted by the ,I Degartment. . -/J"j ~ nZ I'I;!ll '' ~ ,~ . LiC AND POLICE ItA VE BEEN AS/(ED - TO 'rAKE DE CISnE ACT10~. In a r~w days now sig", "'111 be P'lIt ed In all the street cars or thl. eene lDtEndJ to a stop to the prac f!t! or u~ torating tn street cars. Slnee~' Ing omee Dr. Greene has been rreqUent: II:' requested by prominent !D'n an.! women to act In this matter, and 10 b has arranged a new Sign tor tbe Itmt cars, which reads as tallows' "Spitting on the floor of ihls car b prohIbited by law and Is punl,balo. by a ftne of from $! to Uoo ror ...., olfe"'e. POlicemen are Instructed tal arrest and remO\'e from the car .-Iolatlng the Provislo.. ,It; Ye.terday Dr. Greene conferred wlth' Supt. Bull of the POllee DeVB.rtm;,,' In regard ta prompt and emelent 1(" tlon on the part at the POlice .. bm' complamts are made. Dr. Greene has also conterred lIith Supt. Mitten of the Srreet Ranny, Company. and the latter omclal Is O!!I ~ too glad to ha ,'e the new notices pia In the cars and will see to It tbat ronductors are warned to keep an t t for the expector4tor .... ! I Hc:tJt ~ r his CIlTS, ' qi,,!1('r Grr-I.'~ s r.gh: f ··nt·on tht.l £ Hi u:ldlng ('01 , ~.. ' It :5 II::'n; :}eu }' thp narre or Q'lo1r· 'fJtinl HI "p.' 1 ;~ •• ;'o~ith'e d1~r..I.' 10 Butr:J.c. It i,; n.;-)re- th.ln t'·f>r.[l d'~ ~ nu~ t ~u.t the (>pi(f€mk of sm;JJ· 0.", h S !ihn" n 0111 .... IllOTe tbe ,lb5(routt- nccet:" Hy ('=Ir n. hosll11al aJelluate if. ~~u~~o;~#~2=l!£~1. ........................ .................. ~~r:. ? ... ~ .. ~.:.. lJpftlth Comml~~loDer 'W ende-Word from Era8tus C. KnIght thRt he had fl.::; mind about the appointment D.~ ot ('!wllfd ~ _ I I m. I I ('0 with Rayl (~r\"( tht.·n ('orr unld ("hal Tim m4'11 At ,-d t '" �OR, CLARK IS NfW ASSISTANT HfALTH OrrlCfR. His Appoin tment Announced This Afternoon by Health Commissioner Greene. TAKES EFFECT ON JAN. 4 NEXT. ~. ~D r. Clark Has Been Serv ing as Milk Inspecto r, and That Position Will Now ~eJifl Dr. Edward Clark ot t:.,. Health De- partment was this afternoon promoted to the position or .\Sslstant Health Office-I". His promotion was announced by Dr lrp lt s P O • .......,.,..,ho was recently appotnted Heal th Comm1~~foner. t Dr. Clark has be~n acting as milk InspectOl' in the Health Departmen t. His promotion takes effect on Jan. 4. Dr. Clark is at prE':olent one ot two mUk im;pectors in the department. and upon his promotion. the position which he now fllls will be aboli~hed. but he wlll continue to assist In the work In addition Health to his omc,". nouncement or dutle~ a~ Assistant In making his anthe DR. -GREENE·NAMES DR. EDWARD CLARK I appointment this afternoon. Dr. Greene said' "It was the de!ilre ot ){ayor·e~ct Knight. "(vhen he appointed me as Health Comml~~loner, that thp position of Asslstnnt Health Officer be abol- ished in the interests ot economy, 1! such action could be taken without de· ('reaslng thp etlklent'y of the department. I shat'ed that desire with him. and, as stated In the newspapers at that time, expressed the beliet that It was pO!llslble. "AttE'r l\. more careful consideration of the matter. I came to the conclusion that It l!t e~gentlal that thprro be som~ official at the Department ot Health ve8ted with the power to act a..q com· mIssioner in even t of my absE-nee from duty through iJIne~~, or from any other cau~e, or In event of an emergenc}' ,,\'hen it would be desirable to have t\\ 0 officials clothed with exel~uttve power, such as the pre~ent epidemic ot emall· pox. In Yfew ot these tact~. I ha\'e de~ ctded upon the promotion of Dr. Clark. and have further determined to abo1i5'h the po~ltlon ot mllk Inspector which he now holds. . "Should there be any work required 1I1 connection \vith hl~ tormer position. Present Mil k Inspector Appointed to the Position of Assistant Health InspectoruSketc~ Career. EN L ~r- /0, ;t~( I Dr. "'"nlter D. Grp~ne. who will be('ome Hpalth Cnmmi~~ioner on the first ot the YE>nr, announced this afternoon I will gh·e our entire time to the per. formance of our duties In thE" Dep8rl~ con~dent that this economical arra.nge-ment wJIl pro. ~uce satl~factory re~uILcr:." I I.h the po.ltlon or Mil k Inspector Il'eon ot tho Emf'rgenry H ospital. and surgeon of the Sisters ot Charity Ho~ptta1. rpon the organiza· tion of the Niagara University he was ('hosen as lecturer und demonstrator of anatoml', whlrh office he filled tor the year!ol. He thE-n became lecturer on surg€<ry at the Pnh-ersity of Buffalo, which pOfdtlon he held to r two years, Dr. ("'lark I~ trea~urer of t h e Erie rounty ~1edlcal Society, which po~ltlon he h:1S held tor ~even years. He is a.1~o n menlber ot the :Medtcal Soclpty of the Stale of N~w York. and was for Nix years.a member of the American Public Health Association. a!'l!'li~tant I _I ANOTHER REPUBLICAN "ECONOMY" PROMISE THAT WASN'T MEANT T I~.I t:.\). ;"l. hey Gave a Dinn er to Dr. Walter D. Green e at the Saturn Club.. iP .~In::~n'l:'~t~ The nf Ihi·. dl, n uinnt r nl til(' ~atl1rn "Inh In'''t in honor n( J)r 'Yr.lu'r 1). lh.· 111'\\"1)' IllJJloill ii il i,'11i Ii i lilt 1Jl:1i.oo.......'I'!''''!!~,,1 it wus dlur;wteriz".} hr tb~ ,":x('rllpnct' of tIw ~)lr' nd, the pc-rf<'('t ~piJ'il ht ;!o()d fplIow .. hip thllt Ilrt'Y<lilt,rj, nllil tlll> ~1l.IJ·kIiIl(!, \\ it of tIlt' uCtf'1'-clinl1l'r slll'akl'l''I1. C Oy(·~ Wt'ff> lnirl for '·iuhtl... ·n. nnd all with tht> f''Of'l'ption nf tWIl allf'llIll"d. Pr. Rayli~!ot IH·tl"} liS tnnstmnJo(!I'r, with Tlr. (.}r~·t,IH.lo ill til{> J!11f'~~ or hrlflflr tlPnt ••.\hllllt. them WE>rl' !otl'ntt'd ])~ ..J. r. ('urr. IT .•r. ("arr. ~1t'(:l1ir,' . ('oltoll. Con,t!dllll, l~ ('r~ 1I1.ltls. TrowbritlJ!I', Youn;:-. 0'( ~fJl'l1llln, CbHrtl'r:.;, Clf'IJl('l!t~ nnd Hoffman. Tlr:'O. Tuwll ..... ·ud nnd ~nltfo;l1I:1l1 WI'rl.' thl' only DlPI1lbC'r ot tilt' ('1111J who ",prl' nl):.;pnt, A fl£'1' Iht· dimH'r, thn~ls Wl'r'~ rl· ...]lCIIH!· (.d tu llri..tl)~ llW] zrn{'c(ul1r al) !IJI10\Yf; H.\ t "(·l1II\Jlilln~'" l )r. BayE S: "()lIT rhll,~t." Dr. (;1'l...·nl', "n»nf'r,ll HpN-inlist!::': ' I)r. ('knH·ntp;; "C'hristillll Sdl'll"l'," nr. ~I d';'uil'f'; " T Ill' X atnr II Ponl' ~ t 1)1'. ("'11;:11011: " n IH' "~ i n 100 SW('et ll l'u rl "," 1)1 . •1. ('. ( 'nrr. t(.l':' and T ~~...~ Or. Eoward Clark Appointed Deputy Health Officer, a Position That Was to Be Abolished. ~ L~I Dr. ~"alter n. romml!'lsionf'r. (jrf'E'ne, thl" npW Health thl~ afternoon an· that thp propo~ltioT1 to abolish the offl ce h ad Ptlcollnt"'l"('d pmphaUc opposition. Dr. (i ' ·t- t"u {>'" ~ . n t e n 1(: nt. notlncpd th(' promotion of Dr Eowal'rl Dr. I'larke ig fit prf?sent onp of two ('lark from thp office of Milk In~pf"('tnr ~lilk Insl1eC'lorH In the uE'partment. and In thp Del" rtmen t o( Health to Ilia t upon hi~ promotion lhf' pO!:'ition whic h of A~sl~tant lIE"alth Offlcer. The ap· he nnw fill" will be abolished. but he wUI continue to 3ssiRl in the work In ' polntmpnt takE'fI E'ffpd on January 4th, Rcldltlon t'l 1)1~ rlutlp~ ag" As~istant whf'n Dr. Grppnf' heC'omeg Hpalth r om -, Health OfflctT". In making ht~ an· ~ ml~s!onpl'. This apPolntmpnt was lndt~ nounCl,mpnt ot thp appointment thl~ caled tn THE TJ:lIES a r p,,' day!=> aJi{o,! afternoon Dl. (;reE"ni" ~nirl whf"n it was al,.o ~tated f'xclttRiyply (' on Uuo t" d €In Page tl. "It wa. Ow dpslre of ~l ayo;-;;i;;;t Knight, wht'rl hp appotntell ll1P n~ Ile>alth C'ommtsslonf'l". that the pORitton of A~slstant I lf'u lt h Ofth-cr UP ab()lI~hed In ttw interpsts of et·onomy. if suc h uetlon l'ould be t a k en without dpc r eas. InC' the nJl,'le n cy o f th e- rh"partm£'nt. I shu1"E'd tha t df>slre with h im, and, tl!'l 8tat<>t} in t h e n e wspapf'rs a t th n t tinH'. t." J )r("~s('d thp b elle! that It n:a~ pt ..!._ nr. RO\\Arc1 Clark resldpR at N o. 226R ' r ~in Strppt, In thE' T\venty~fift h Ward. Hp WA~ ho"n in Buffalo on O(' tohpr 28 • 1~5:'i . ,,"hE'n Iw was 6 ypar ~ old hi s pArenl~ rPlTIovpd to L imestone Hill, just beyonrl thp City Line, w h erp Dr. Clark llved until hE" was 20 ypa r~ ot agp, hut elurlng that time he a tt e nri ed Public' SC'hool No. 27 and the Butra lo High Schnnl In this city. I AESCULAPIANS. . _ .v "' h t' 1(' h of D r. {'" lark. t Dr. Clark will pertorm It. In addition to attending to the duties or Assistant Health Omcer. As both Dr. Clark and I ment or Health. I am "After a more rareful ('o n:!'trlerattOJl of t he maller I came t o thE" con clUSio n t hat it i~ e!':Rentiul that there be s o me nffldnl of the Dppartrnent ot H ealth yp~ted with the power to art RR com . m l~8toner In eYent of my absence tro m dut)~ throu~h lllneRs. or from any othe r rausp. or in eyent ot an emergen (' y wlv"n it woulet be de~lrahle to haye tw o offldals C'llltheri with executl\'p POWPI'. ~u(.·h OR thp preRPnt f'pidemil' or 8 m a ll ~ pox. In vIew of thpsp ra{'t ~, [ have clef'iopd upon thp prolllotlon or D r . "Iark, al1(1 ha.ye fllrthrr dptermtnPfl t o aboll~h til ... pn!CIilinn of milk inspector whlrh hr now hn}rls, Shol11r1 tht"Tf' hE." an~t wnrK rp'lllirPfl in rOnnrf'ttnn wlth hl~ (ormpr pnslt1on, nr. ('lark wtll pprfl)Tm it In addltlon to nltflnrtlng tn fh(' rluttps nr ...\s!;'Ils t an t H"'::alth ntf\rPT. As Roth nr, c· lar k and r will gin" nUl' pntir£' tlnw to t ht." pE'rfnnnanrp (tf our dutiE"s in the DE'par t . JnC'nt or H£'allh. r am ronfident th At thl!ll Pf'nnomkal arrangpment w ill p r o~ OUI"(\ ~atJ~rA.ctnry rPfHl lts." I parents removed to Limestone Hill, I just be:rond the C'ity line, where Dr. Clark li\'ed untll he was 20 yenr~ old. but during lhat time he attendeu pub· the appointment of Dr. Edward Clark, 11(' School No. 27 and the Buffalo High at pre~E'nt :\Iilk In!-l:pector in the Dc- S('hool In this t'ity. Upon leaylng partment of Health, to that of Assist· school, he secured ernploympnt a~ a ant Health OfflC'er. Dr. Clark will as. tea('her In "·est Seneca., and. at the 'sume his new uutles Jnnuary 4. when same time, began the s.tudy or medlDr. Greene bl!come~ Hpalth commis- cine. After teaching three year~ he 8ioner. went tn (,Int'innati. Ohio, and attended The pfl~ltion which Dr. Clark nllW I the College of Medicine and Surgery tor fills will be- aboll~hed. but he will con- : one year, at the end of which time he Unue to asslfit In the work. In addt·: returne-d to Buttalo and resumed teaCh. , Hon to his dulles as Assistant Health ing. He ('onUnued his study of medl· OffiC'er. In making hl~ announ(,ement ('ine. and in 18i9. entered the univerSity " of the appOintment this arternoon Dr of Buffalo, from which he was grndua.t~ Gr(>ene ~ald ed one year later. In 1881 Dr. Clark be· .. It was the dE-sire or Mayor-e lect gan the practice of medicine in Buffalo. Knight when he appoln~ed me a~ nnd has practiced in thi:::. city ever Health C'omml~sionf"r. that the position sin ('e. of A~sistant Health Officer be ab01Dr. C'l,\rk has hE'ld a number of pub· ishpd tn the Inter€"sts of economy. It 1lC'" po~ltions in ButTalo. the first being fiucb action could be taken without de- that of physician at the Erle County ('rea~lng the t'ffic1f>l1cy of the depaTt- JaB In 1~S2. During the next two years ment. I ~hR.red that desire with him. he wns Postmortem Examiner of the and. as statE"d In thE' new~papers at county, Hnd in 1~85 he wa!i appointed 1 RS Sanitary In~pector in the Health that time. expre~sed the belief that t Dep;trtment. After serYing three years, wa~ po~slblE". hE> was plected Hea1th Physician under "Aftr.!' '\ mllrc careful cnnslderatlon or the old charter and seryed during the the matter. I ('arne to the conclu~lon yf'8rs 18S~ and lB89. being suc('eede-d that tt Is es~enlial that there be ~ome In that office by tht" present Health offic:ial flf thE" Dt'partment of He-alth t.'omml.!1sioner. Dr. V,, ralter D. Greene. ve~ted with the pOWE"r to act as Com· It was during Dr. Clark's term as mi!losinnpr In cVE'nt of m~" absence from Health Physklnn that B u rt'alo suttered duty through 11lne~~ or from an~~ other tram it~ last ~mtl ll pox epidemic, there cause, or In eyent or an emergen('y having hepn 147 ('ases nt that time. In when it would b~ desirable to ha.\"e twO 1891 Dr. ("lark re·entered the Depart· officials clot hE'd ,,(,,!th executive power, ment or Henlth as Milk I nspectOl', and such as the present epidemic ot small- he ha~ held that position ever since. pox. In Yiew of these factf=. I have de· Dr. Clnrk hilS a l ~o held many posl· clded upun the promotion ot Dr. Clark, tions ot promlnenC'e In the medica l pro~ and have further determined to abol· f(>s~lon. In 1885 he was appointed su1'~ which he now' hollic::. "Should there be any work required in connection with his fonner po~itlon, Dr. Clark will perform it in addition to attending to the dut1E'~ or A~ststant Health Officer. A~ both Dr. Clark and 1 w111 give our entire Ume to the performance of our duties In the Depnrtment or Health. I am confident that this economical arrangement ''''ill produce satisfactory re~u1t!' . .. Dr. Edward Clark restdes at No. ~t~68 Main Slr~et In tho 25th ""IHd. He wns bllrn in Burr . . . lo on Octohf'r 2R. 1853. "'hell he was 6 years old. hIs 37 . Iblo. UP'>n lea ving s('hool hp ~pf'ured employmen t 8R R. t€'a('her In ,,'pst Seneca, and, at the samf' timp. hf;'gan the study of m e di cine. A f tE"r t('a('htng three> year~ h e w pnt to ('incinnAtJ. 0hlfl. ann a,ttf"nded th p ('01lpgp of l\[ edlC'lnp and Surgery for one !-,pnr. nt th£' pnd of ,v h tch tl m f> he rp. turned to Butra lo and r esumed tea('hIng. HE' contin u ed h is ~t u d y of medl. -1I1P. and fn HI7!l, pn t er pd the l"niver!llity f Buffalo. from which he w a s gra du a t0::.'" onp yea r later. In 1881 Dr. C'la rk begnn the pra('tkp of' med icine in Ruffalo, and h8~ prarti('ed In this rtt l" e v er ~ln ('e . Dr. C"lar}t has hrld a numbp r of puhli<' pOflitl{)n~ In Ruffa lo. t h e ftrst b e ing thnt of' phl"~trlan at thE" Er ie County J ail In 1R~2. During thf> ne xt two years h E" wa~ Postmor t em Exami ner of the county, and tn lR8n hp was a ppoi nted a,. Ranltl;llT I nspector In t h e H ealth nepnrtment Aftp r 8Pl'vin g th 1'ep y ears, hp waE1- p}prtpd H ealth P hy s tcian ttnner thE" o ld rhal·tel' find s e r ved d uring tho YE'a r ~ 18RS and 1~8~, hpl n g ::;lu('C'Pf'df'd In lhnt offiC'P hy t h e prese n t H ealth Com· ml~stonpr, Dr_ ' Valtpr D. G r ep nE". It wa~ durtnR" Dr. ('lark 's t erm a s Health Physirian that Bu rt'alo 5utter E'd from Its l a~ t ~ma tl· pox ep irtE'm fc. th ere ha'\"Jng I I i h.en 147 ca'.s at t hat ti m" In lS97 Dr. \. 'lark re·ente r pd thE" D f"partment ot HpAlth n~ milk in!':pector . and he has hC'ld that po~ttion ey(>r s ince, POlllttlon of Promlnc-n('P. Dr. ('I.Il I·k ha~ a lso he ld many PIJ!IIIti o n a o f prominence tn th e m edlC'al profe!";~ion. In 1 ~8;; h E" "..'as a ppOi nted surgeon o f t he Emergency Hos pital, and ns~lstnnt surgeon of t he Si~tE"rs ot C"h:ulty H ospItal. U pon the organiza - tion ot t h E> Ni agara U n ive rsit y, he was chosen R5 1f'C'turer and d e m o nstrator of anatomy. wh ich o ffi ce h e fi ll ed tor five year~. He then beca m e lec turer on sur'gery at t he Un iversity of Butralo, 1 whkh p mdtlon he he ld fo r t w o years. Dr. C lark Is treas urer ot t he E ri e Coun· ty ~l edlcil l Society. which po.ltlon he has hE'ld tor seven year s_ H e fs also a mem ber or the "red leal Society or the State of N ew Y ork, and was tor six year~ a membe r of the Ame ri ca n Pub .. lie Health Association. �WHO WILL cA nrllJlD'ZIItlon of chotl na I. . torerot- ~:~:::;~'t;b~~C wa"nnatomY. .; . of which Ho 11\1'0 hefi ~. h h {"", ('urn" I~tllr()r en n.r.,,·!"y n.t. ~ e nI.' e i . (If Bu£Tnltl, wjlli~'h 1\o~llwu be hllell ~ t,) Dr CIOl"'- iR trf~nsnrl r of .&llrel fol' th'. y<'ors, ~tAtlK RIED. ~ d to the Pro . t Hea Ith of ASSIst Officer, "u CITY TREASURE .' b' I ,,' Count" )Ip«lic-lIl ~1)('l('ty, W If'I • IV\. nlll,'p ht> hal' hdd fUI' ..{',-j'" yrilr~. i~ :1 mPlllbE'1" ut thl' .:'Iit'tltc·nl S()(,lcty ?f h: !;t"I" or :-'cw >",'k, 'll1.! ~":l' (0. ".' t l" ,nC'mltcr oC tll(' .\11)('1'1(':111 Pllhlw l"llurl" n for two yrnrl',· t b t' I'.. r t t : " · ,iIN'th REVIEW. Councilman Henry C. Steul May Be Instead of Grimm. Dr. Edward A,fpointment. Political Gossip. .\'.01":1tloll. "DINNER 61VEN TO eOMil~:;i:>IAL. DR. W. D. GREENE I OFFICE ABOLISHED,I the New Health Commis- ' Make. a Move in the Inj I REViEW Dl'O,moltl<~)l Or<~;di::I:~lrt~;'~~ Member, the New Health Commissioner. ~W. I Green !'4ttid: \. "Pr)· pretty (lioner wl' tenuord the ,Ie.ire or )Iayor·el..,t \\: ' l V ' he n ,wly··.vpoll'lh;d hi' oppllinted ow n~ llealth Ct :missIOlll:T. by th'" AE'sclIlavinns nt tho ~1D1 ...llonl.r. thnt the po~itiou ot 8~­ S'tturn 4'Iub last night. C'J'il.tS w"'n' 1..1U o1Hrl'r hE" nboli~bed in th~ r~r lS :~ntl Ii ~at duwn to l1iscu5s ll.(! ("t'Onomy, if such actioD couhl lIIt-nu, the OLly vb~lTlt memb("rs l)(In& without (leC'r(lonsill~ the ('tHeiDrS. 'f'-'v. Il.!cnd una S3.il!'=mCl 11 , the ueportlllenl, I .hared tb.t . ~rhe tc..l~t li~t, made up of Fix subject~. with the Illftyor-eJ€'('t. nnd, ns wu~ a:-: ;:lllh'w~j, • At sl'ulapl tnS," ~r_ BayIn the nrwApap{"rA 1It thot time, eX- I 'F-S' "Our Gn~,!;tt." Dr. Gr('{;n'~; • GUlf,rJ.l the h('lip! thllt it we!=! po~!"ible. 1,'~lalistEl." I'L ('I(menu:. "("h"rh'tl~~1\ ,I ~"I1{'e" Dr ~[(·auh ...,; '~lhe ~Ulllr,"1 a mort' cllr('ftll ('om;itl£"rntion ot' S I C'nnH' tl) the ('on(')u~ion is {,"!'I{"utinl tiln( tlwrf.' Iw ~ome oCot the ,tf'IH1I'tment ot' hcnlth ,pstPtI the pow{'r to ltd H!li (>omnli~"don('r of ml' I\hs .. n(,l~ from thtty throu~h trom nuy uthl'r ('a\1~f", or in an l"lIlt'r~t'n(r that it would be ttl have two ntUcinl!'O c)othpIl h'e lluwt'r. ~11('h .1" lhp prt!srDt of smnllllO:t. In \'it'W of tlwsp hl\\'e dN·ldNI upon the promotion Clark. nnll heyC" further dc-h'r8holi~h thC' po,itiu11 or milk inhe now holll:o;. t ht're he any work rcquired ""10''''';00 with the IlOloOitioll of milk Dr CIAl'k will Ilt'rform it in to nttt·nIUo.s;:' to the- dntip::. of hE'Jlth otnt'flr. As hoth Dr, I will gin:- OUf ~l1tirl~ timC' to nerf"mla"oo ot our ,IUlipli in thp dt>of hoalth. I fim ronfiu('llt tbllt eronomi('nl tll"1'tlUJ{ClUE:'l1t will pro· satisfactory rl"mll~.H Sketch of Dr. Clark's life, appoint(\(' i~ a wf'IJ-lmown physi· ot tbl'io ('ity. II" rl· ...ld~~.;; l1t 2~fiR Rt~t, in tl](' :.!!)th wartl, :lIlfl j" II ,~~~~~'.~ lip "u<.: horn in Baffalt) u11 ,I 25th, l~;'):t "'hpu ht' wn~ ~i:t oht. hi'" (Inrronts I'f'mol"£'d to Limt... just bt·~·ond th", ('ity lint', Dr. Clark Iin'li until ]w wns 20 hut (luring thut time h{' nt- run. Iwhonl :!7 uilil thl' BuffAlo in tbi ... dty. rpon lenl'ing he st'('url'rl l'mJ)lo~'m(lnt a~ n. In Wr~t ~l'nt·l''', 1111(1, fit the' snml' the !oltml)' of ml?'dil'iur. lie fur thl'l"1' yrnrs, Hett'r whil'h "'PDt to C'im'innnti, Ohio, Rlfd nttt'ndthe Collpgl' of :\ll'tH<'ille nnd ~nrg:f.'n· that l'ity for 0I\t' y~nr. lIt, th('D r~ to Unffnlu nno rl· . . uDlNI h\n~hin~, lIome tlml~ ('olltinuin!!' his ~t\ltly of .iIIi11,cinle, 10 I~j'n ho olller.,1 the roi. Murrain Rnll \\'R~ grnl1ualt'd in .. titntton flOP Yl'nr latt·r. 11(' tb~ llrs('tice Ilf 1I11"lliciu('o in Blttin 1 ~1, out! lias prlll:tit'ed in this eV(lr iure. thl" pnst 20 ycnT~. Ur, Clark n 1Hl1tlhrT or puhlic pl)~itiOlj.i in tbt fir·t ht'lng thut ur ph.n.icin.u ('01l11ty jail in lS8'2. In IH.~J 111,' ~l'r\"ell th[' <"tHmt)' U~ n P":-.t,, ('Xtlll1l11~1' Rnd in 1s&1 hp wn!oj nJlas n ~nllltnl'Y iUtilll\ctor in th(' .Ilrpntt ntf>ti t. .\ ft(lor :olf'l,,\'in'" tlu'ce In tlt'lt llosition 11(> WUN el"I('{'(NI , . IIl1rlN' the olli ('hartt>r. durlllg tb{' :n'UTF4 lS&.I.) :Intl l in that out,,€, h, 1II~'I"I(lD"r.l>· lhf'tuf'. tbe u(,,,, bl.nlth t\Ut'('{>{ltit"d Ruff.(>rt'd (rom it .. last "'tnIlIIIIOX during Dr. l'lurk'!oO t£'rm ot 4s bt>9.1th phr~l('jnu. TlJcrf> i\'~r(l (Oases or 'he disea",," iu Bllffnll) at tim r onll tbtl expf>fi('un' !;llin~ll h,. 9 at tllnt tiOlt> hilS he(ln of ;crc;t thp d~l'artru ...tH or he-nltb in tbe pre ~nt ('pifit'mi('. ] Ir. ft''flIlol't'<i Ihe department or health lrull>e'"!"r ill 18111, ond hI' hn. held sinC'e-. B~,"{' E~·ltt-r"; j Ur. ('onKtJOI~; "01\1 \\ l"t S 3n(1 .3wedhcurts," Dr. J, C. Cal·r. ~. I In h.5 1'1:~1'01"S('. Dr. l3-rt.'ln(>' avoVlt.u It S inUl!tiun or duln~:;- nil wllhln t'ls Jlcv.E".r ti.> lTdlnLtlll In fl,tul'~ the pa~n aim~r~hl~ E,landard of heallh rt>ucheu bY thl..' Clt~ ot ~ H~~~loi8~t NIl' ns£> to toasts was not. ht"lrfl LotH I'I)D~ af~f'r midni!:,tht, but lh(' hrtlltant r.~mHrKS .l.nd aumlral.l.le Sl)rcati : Slnt"tt wd1 to rH~slpate th(' e\ trllrg. I 'rt.-use who sat around ~he bJ.nQ.u:-~ 1 board WEre: Vr:\. ~"YIBS, (;ir("tne.~. , Carr. H. J. CarT, )tcG.uir·?-. C;olt(ln, f ~op~1 dC'n. Rt.·ynolds, Tro\\"hr,d~e. 'Young, U Gor_ m.l'll Chartt'J'!'J a"(l Bartman. \ Dr: B.;) Jh~s aN(.c us t08..:!tm'lRtt-r. IJ'hr Ae.<oiculaplans. a society compo~l'd '" holb of plly!-iclnns, was ror!'1~d atJout three yt nrl) ag.u und has nvw 11 m(.:m()t>rs. 'l'he- org.anlzation 1F; OllC' for purcl}' sodal and rr.uhlal b('flflf'L purpOSeS and D'emLcr5lhic il::J Iim1ted t,) ::j. i(:~nle ~ .h 1'1 :(1/ Happy Event at Saturn Club in Which Prominent Physicians Participated, I ~'I e XJJc/ HI thin}, it is <to oulrage )otr. nerst's 811mlnlstration. Much an attack on JlJhn Grimm," eahlj".Mr. ~ :f'l~m's pt'r!--onality Is l~bah'man .Breu Grein~r of the Hepub- Ul "e '\ant a ne,... mclll ~ho " , ,. . ..... e(-Il ('onnecteu \\ Ith the pres~t Bean Genf'1111 Commlltt:e }estt.!lOd.) '_ tt. h,trnlion in any \\"dY." ferring to ExpE'rt Al'countant :\lcKrnNow they go further na's (.'h~uge that the former bark tax .:Mr. (Jrir~nm has hl'j'n 'lUet'tOI' hno gathered in $t 000 in Cees Ilically, If not intent l:1 ' t o ~fl' M K • . 'hleh ough t to ha \'e pone to the Cit}", . {' ('nna s 0.'" "'''. ~-"'l. \\ eo. Demol'rats ;\11'. (Jrimm lIr, Greiner was t~\,ldently n,"Ul..,J. consideration" ).Ia-ny or He said hp knew :\lr. Grimm Lo be ing to bell.,'e that eYer)" RI!pabli,.t a:bove reprv"ch. cud that the (·.ty h •• d liS, gull~; without WRiting ,lor got !lo!Jnltim e\'t'I'Y cent that W,1M ("01n- ('\ldenl , and f('t.'l very bitter ing to it, "The Chal ter," '>ai<i '}lr, I ~lr yor Diehl for holuln.<; baok Greiner, " nen-r contemplated that a, t,,{" el(>('tfon what they no\\ drum man <.'ollectIng $100,000 ~hould not he: ha\'f> elN't(-d tht'lr f'nrire ticket. aJIQweu it n'usonable time. )'lr. &ilell· I 'l'here is aulhorit:r fl)r .,,""',.. '. . . ., Ing's contention on that polnl Is righc" tlVl' u f the tne-l1lo'bt'r:; (If the Leader \Van"en also expres~~d his were anti·GI"lmm, antI t con\'je.·tion that ,Mr. Grinlm's honesty 1h1,ubll_ln ornamzation w'as uni1111Ieachable. He \\'a~ unable to oth~r {'andidat.:o it will expl'~s any opinion 011 the Jegal que~· be beaten with sU"h a tion raistd, as he had not had limt::' to a.v-alla'ble m('n 1~~~~llib~~\;~~~~~~I~ look jnto it. H. AYpl'~~, All1. ··Hus the OrganizuL'on endorsed the Henry G. :;;. hndch:l'. Le'U"",unllll C'andld.lcy of )1 .. , Grimm for CILy C. S1cul and WalLer J, ~h"'.lr<L TJ't:a..-<;;urer?" was asked. "The OrganizaUon ha~ enuor::::ed no 01ll~," was t'he- l'l·ply. "That is a, matter on whkh nu at'Uon has yet bpen taken.-' tires from the Board of Around town there ig a fee!:ng that thi~ year hra' bt:en urg~d to :\11'. Grlmmd chances bave be<:'n in- name to he used as a poSSIble- eandlla.tei jureu lJy the :\lcK~nna report, nl- I r~ -. " , t·hough he has :--t un'h -[rit'uus wllhln uT llty Tloo.'iUter. ~fr. Stew 'the- Organizatiou \\ ho are prepared to ,!peatedly annour.rved that he would stand by him. be con~lfler('d as n. candidate and be :\11', )lC'Kt:nna. it will be rem(iJn1::'e-retl, 1ll1\e-n (minted among' _'U,~'~!~S: ~ublt1ittt'd that the back lax c )lIectol' £~un.chl·8t ~UPJK>l Ll't's. The ha<.:i but 60 clays in whkh to gather jn wh('n h(, d~lined to run Cor what Is coming to the Cily fH'lll de- la~t ::\·j\·l",rnller expl'e!'sed his linqu~nt tuxIJayen::. amI that In no lion to. I'eliquish politics in event can he make {'ollections art~r tend to the> growing demands nI ....,wlli' lIareh 1. o( the year (or wbkh he is vate bu~in('S~. appointed. The .-\c('ountant chargttll :=:trong }'Ir(-s,sure is being b~ that :\Ir. Ul'imm, h~' exceeding thts tIme b~ar on )lr_ Fteul to Induce him to. limit was enabled to pucket ab~,ut U,OOO <.'ol'.f.'ider his dE'tennlnatl-on bUt It jn fees which ought to haye gone tu thelPrt:tty safe to :-J.Y that he \\ill City. into any tight to secure 0 0--:-.."..".." " !';uvport. T£"t th':r are those "'_ The Charter s ProvuiolU. that asiue from Grinun. he 0&11 It Is contended for .:.\II". Grimm that neartr gE'Ltlng it than any otJtet whosf' name has be~n mt'll'tiaaeiL he r"NoweLl the ""tllbll,hed CUstom "twl fe'll,.", from the Booru Of eVen if 'he did 'ome\\'h~t go beyond the "lime,! h'llylog made many frieaill GO-day lintlt. .\Ilplying the t:ta,me limit no ento.mies, Aesculapians Honor Fellowl ter••tofEconomy. of h('nlth to tbnt or ns,,!firer W"~ Annonnced thhl Vr, 'Ynltl'r D. G l't'l~I1(·. the commis~jollf'r, two milk insp('(·tors in the nt pr(>Ht-'lIt. und thE;" pu~ition Dr. Clark 1I0W liII. will l"', nb~l. Dr. Clark (,olltiunil1~ to "~~1:4 III _,*"*'llrk in addition til ntt(,llIling to the of 8tndstnnt hrnlth otl1c'l'r. appointmfont will tnkl' E'ff('C"t on 4th, when nr, G re('ne- nstllnps of hl'nlth ('o11lUlissioUl'r. th('< llrumutiou of Dr. REVIEW, REV the Lo his. predecessor. Chl'iEtoph.r 'I '-~ {fY: APPOIST,I1ENT. apJlolntm(· 'Of Dr, E,lward t hI!;, u~:--lstallt. ./ Appo~ "·f' .. I ! 'C ~s Dr. Edward Clark's .u:= as .\FO\si'J.e Hoalth Oille.r Is hkh w,~ t only. b~ gen~I"llly bnd()rSelli!~ \, h \\1 U .b~ rr~g~nl l as nn! lment of ~ignal mpr,t, and tilnes L Clark's hIgh ~t,lllding in hIs fl ofes!lon, hIS sper>lnl knowlP.lligc f mattcl'S pert.l.;nlnJ; tv tht:>- pud)lic health, ar~d' hlS prllf'ti( 3.1 eXIJerience In coml)uttlng \"ariou~ forms 'Jt contagious d,~eJ}se muk~ h~l an Importnnt aCllUisltlon to the departrn .. nt. and tup city Is to ue cQngrnltulll.l~d L'1nt the Heo.1th C'\,;mml.~:slone:· ha:5 se-c ured him as hi~ nfiti~tant. \Yhen Bllff310 ''''"l5 vis~t::ou l\ Ith i.l ~mal1pox ephlemlc a dozen year:'; ago, Dr. ('"lark, Who wa Health O/llC('r aL the thne, halbll.u the outbreak with a. tlegT€"e o.f e .... rgy and skill wh;ch W'On him much p"'ahie. HiS' ~ (;xperfprce on tha hos!1ltal st~fis -of t~1t' cIty, in the work of auUk in~pection and in othe-I" lines of prore~ional work an.,l his study as ,t 'Prj )ff'SSOl' and lectnrer It] the aLl !\iag<lro. l"nh'ersHy ,1111 th.e prl '-"nt rnh·,~rsHl· of Buffalo have ftttt'd him fill' mosL eillc:ent w-ork ~n the lmportJ."1t I)OE (ion he \'.-lll hold III th. Health Deparlmen" The de-' .i'3.rt~ent will be 1lt ::tIJ:e hun Is Wi.iJ1 I Dr. ~Trpf>n.e at ite head nnd Dr, C~~~~ Cia one ""'ilh'l the City, accol'l.lIng to )Ir. )IcKenllu , lost 'OYer $lO,uOO in fee~, Dr. ,'''alter D. Greene, the ..,. l'nder the Chartel' 'the back tax col· 1-Ie-aILh Commi~sloner, bes anaoaaaeil nt-ot.O le-ctor files a bond in double the wunants cntJ'u~teJ to him <tn hi~ ap- the appointment of Dr. Edwanl",...-Itf: pointme-nt at the beginning of the at pres~nt milk in~pe('tor, as ..u.&.taD year, The ~haI't(>r provides a.~ foilow:;: I Heal h UtIin:r. It is reC('i\'ed wUh Ppon the (l,~! "('rJnC' oJ 11 warrant or eral !1a!i.s!nct~~n,., .. ')f) warrants to a t.'\}llt-l·tllr the 'l"rt>as1l' fOr ~ Dr. llurk 11\ e::. elt No. --II: flhnll Char!!l' the totO-! nmount tht-root 10 S-rect. He was b'urn In Butralo, ~ him. :-tnt! 8mh c,~ tor and JI1s t.::urcHes bel' 28, 1~j3. anll was gtuduated' shall be Ilahh:...Jtlr such Clmour.t nnd th~ Sl~ 01 :\0, :!i amI the Hlgh SdlooL ..... hIt, J'('st~tl('-~{/f; HI111 it said coUt C't If' is then taught 5{'ho')1 and pru(,~ttce4 .... nnt ubi ~ «(r1I"Cl tht! ta.x d~·s(.,.'rlb{!.l ('ine In t ~neCH finall:r:'l ..1.lJ.errilY. ,(> !-"'h:111 rHiJT'l the l\arrant "ill) ." detl 111 ,;v U.1Yd aftt I" J'('("l'hino- it • b t n t to L'incinnati. \\ here- he ntlf'n later thn!' :'\tan'h the :1r!'oll ~ftf~ 8~: h d~ Ohio College- of .lleJidTJe a':ld S IhiYJ'Y, ,,;Ih un :'ltltdll.\~Jt· that h~ hti~ n;,~ In l~i9 he t'nt€l'eu the Unl\'eraItJ ~: ll:~·tptl the Whldl or nny part th~Tt'lJr Buffalo. gJ'urluRting one Yfar later: III o~t'~I.;.n !thh. to flud any goods or dlattt"l~ lSi.:? .he \\'a~ phy~il'inJl ot the Erie~ Tr"2~~r~~lIl~h t(1 m~~c ,th~ f;.nm.:!_ anll th~ ty Jail; tn 1,,~3 and l.b 4 h(' was_ um:Junt I'It tI all, ,(I ('lilt 111m with the) )lortf'Jn ExamIner f)r the Coun~ . 'Th Ie wal runt 01" W:lrral1ts ~ ~. • 1 .. I ._ .. . e oolll'('for is I'f <lull'l.1l to make Imme. In l~S,j :ia.nitar,} n:,:,pect?J': UOD ~ tll~tte J,a~'m('nt to the "rrt.'a:mrer of tile was ~lectt'd Heahh Physician aDd IIeI'9." ~~l~\lnt of t:'I:\('S and al'j~l:'>!mH nts t'otlccl. ell until 1.s~9, bdng succeed.ad U tho ~lt~ he Jl;akf's n ... Irt ulld'_'J' (lutll to Walt(.r D. Gre~ne. In lSn he -l'ht· e:~·~,tr!).lf'r. .liilk In~!ll'ctor. the w' ,)- t'1 rll.sltl:('r Is rNluIred to l~sul'I Dr Clark was al~ surgeon <1rr<Jn S cl)nlfl'lIing trans'-'ripts 01 l i n ' ]. t paid l:l~I.S Il.I·t la(t'r th~1n th~fjrst- do\' of Eme~~l:;t'n('~. an; ~SSI!tal~ ~~ ~,~.1Jnr). nnd It l.egins to lOok IlS It lht.~r ..~ the ~l:'terg Ho~pltal. F_~l!\. On UI"l Le no b{uli. t.1X collel'tor thIs ye:lr, wn~ a lecturer fn the :"';la~aril T(.l1s .larel''l 1.• ttl, Tr('<ls,lrl'r nturns the ~ity nnll 101 te-r held the same cd to t0l: lhw '. (mpl'oll('I' wh~ ioS o~l'nwer-I the l'nI\'l'r~ltr of Burrnlo. the O,e .3 r t', th',", tN"'l" ('tnt, In ":l(ldllion te) ur'Er of the- Eric County ? I 'I~ c1~~. 1~~1t· jnl(III~Hl by the h:1Ck {'iPly nnd a mt.;mber of the PI'! COil. of tht" lattN'. \\ht·J'(. thE" pa\'ment j~ I CICty- (J l tlle "I .... Ate of -"~ew ~~~1e W!th('ut It \'Y, the- othH . two I'er tIll" .\;merican Public Health tht" ',·r1hl; t) 1he ('oUt.'dor \\'J!O gobbh:s tion. mah~ .~Ile,fi;o 1"1' <-ellt. only "'hue h~ Col. Ward Not Ready. tax ( Se ~s to rllc: rl'E' C'lty MI'. Grimm has be-en guilty of any t ec~ht nlenl errol' his J 'I 1 tl . J Col. Frnn:eis G. "·aru was "_... _" '", bond .. 1 en( Ii, say lnt Ius t('rda.y whEther he W$.S readr smen UI e good, but they do not au ~~t thnt 'he was in ('rl'ol'. r.rhe-y :-;a;' nountce the nalll~ of Supt. FrakllQ~l~L ('l.ut ther~ is On ambiguity abollt the llg'5 FIUCC!'SOI' \\'~o will ~lUse \\ luch pro"ld(>~ that the ('ollpctoJ" Ih.-'puty C(m'mls~lont'r of ~hal1 l'c{'eive two per Ct"nt. wh€'l'~ pay. ing a !-ialar-y or $:1,000 11. year, nlent~ are made without levy. nnd that forming the ,duties now "o'W'\'''''' ~he .intent of the Chartt'''r Wa:-; to allow on SUI't. ~lhg a~ll his . ,m,un \\ho puts up bonds in $.:!OO 000 a ginf'tr LoUIS 1I. l~na}~, to Jea s onable tiltH> in whkh to make' oi ":-;'0" "a~ (he l£1}JJ)_ I and l~~' hi:; cleric'll forcE'. go \, read'): 'to unnOUlu'e tha.t I ('.1'~. COuncilmen Opposed to Grimm. It I S no sPC'ret that the Councilmen are antl~GI'hnm. Tht'y were OJ'llo~ed to him bt'fore the ),It'Kf1nna expo..::e '~nd I ' 'i"ht'N' Is n? lack (If the x:()~lltion I~ one the calls [()r dellbt'raUon. lJ'Ol"'1tm('nt of Je~sE" A. ou.t Ii, "as! 'lnnofu$~J~;~ t~a~ C;i. thel" , . • .• ~ bp a say Dg' 0 _.0) ac. aH" Inore so no\\, not :-:(1 much on abol1tJolli of 'the J o~ILion b l:Ount of :\[1'. Hrimm's pf'J'~ona)fty as Col \V,ud fiti11 hoP('~ 10 bf" i Ct'ause he has been connected with II:}' ~U~ this pill to! his ~.,-'","'" 4100 bId I cl of OIl Ian and IlnC!! Dr. lie that Jail I he w COunt Be B Della h. w Ihe 0 yea... In tt. Comn It w, Healr from bavtn 1887 I ment h. hac Dr. tlon. c f...lo, 1000 , ftIIIab Charll tJOIl 0 eboeer anattn Y••ra. .u....., whiCh Dr. C COUllt b. b& &Iso of tb 01" i>lIb �CLA'RK DR. Y TO BE ) I Col. Ward apP"J'~t 'r him Deputy Water C 'omrYlissioner. ASSISTANT C,-, U h ------ I\\ilk In!'pector Recei\'es Appointment as Assistant Health Commis1DR. • ~ Dr. GREENr;rY EXPLAINS "'~lltel D. Gr€'ene. HENRY L. L~ON NAMED. 1 I \\ hoso ap- DR. ~!lLK RK'S two,. _ars at tho l'nlv£'rslty or Buffalo. He Is at PI'Cf:C'1l 1 tre \lrer or t~Eri(' County Me.l\l':ll Soclpty aDd is a member ot thr )It·dlcill Soddy or Ihl" State of .... ew York. PRolo~l. L ECTOR "'0 IlF. .\SSIST.:-\T HEALTH OFFICER BY ,......... Dr. Greene greatly desires new Quarantine Hospital. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . n~unccd Yl-'sterday by R('publir.ans 1\'ho wilt tako office On thC' first ot the yea.r. ' Col. Francis G. "Tard, Commi!"lsioner('teet of tlH' n(',,~ single-headed Board ot PUblic ,,'ork!-\, last night said tha.t he had aT;lpoini(1d Benry L. Lyon to be Deputy Water Comml •• loner, while In tbe after· noon Dr. "'alter n. Gfl'CO(1, HE'alth Com- mlssionC'r-~t{'('t, 3nnouDC'ed the appolntn Ilt or Ur. Edwaru Clark as assistant h('alth offirer. r I c a h bcllpt that It was possible. ...);, "'r n: ..... "far! ti!-.ur mrlun~".I't".~I'(f'" ... \liuw \!' ,U \Y u.., .. " ~ 'C' ' .. COmmlijor, prnr91!·I!~on fUr !mofflr: ~rlJUI~roulmiffiir. .A1-. ~ ~ ~ ~.~", l)n neue Qlefunb~~ij~( mmil-Iat 'Ilr. ~crt am '!lienstaq ~lachnittllg bic Cl'rMnnung '1)r. ~bl1)atb en ~r f' S, non 1)10. 2268 lJJlain €Sir., aum ll)rfunbf;eil!>' .~)i!f~com1l1iITar 6ehlnnl b f(lge en. 5Dr. (Hn~t INr felbft ein[t G.lefllnb, t)e'te; 'rr" .. I·,..:c;· \.. {'; f I _lomml <It, nam lUI In uen ~a Jtetl 1888 IIntJ I~SD. (ir ift 48 ~'l1)te alt. 9/acf) ~[fol'll\f ;einet Gd)uf~eit loutbe er ,} ~eC]rEr in mJefl Geneca, f~iiler It'olt er als .l!e!t.rt.r an einet bet ftablifdjen Gd)lIfell angefteDt. <YTla".renb biefer ~ ;.:..u .ti' .jeir [bltJirte er auf ber viejigen llniber, ii!at 9 ~'.Jneifllnbe. (it :'tabuirle 1880 IInb t'racticirt afg ~r3± [eit 1881. Gei! tDie[er -Seit fmt et fid') faft ununter, to..J.. b' "tOUleIt an et tifftnHidten ~rippe 3U ballEn neri!anben. 1882 ltJat et Ilfql b - f) t 'tl f" ';:' 1883 lin b es ,"oun Q ",e angntljts, 1884 .l!eicf;ln6e[dtauet, bit brei fofgen< bel' ,Jof)re ein ~nfpectot be~ @efunb- f' )fl:9amte!!; bann tourbe et unler bem tllten cr{Jartet 3um 6lefunbf)eil~commi[ _. "hIt 1<X'1 b Illr erloa'I' 0.-,7 mur e er I>on Qle fllnb~eilscoml1liiTiir Wen be wm mileI) C'\ [p t ,rc. 'fl ~rJ,'" . ,,-,n ec or ernann.. ""r I ':::::Uja~mel iter ber (irie cr Dl1nlQ lJJlebicaf Gociet~. ~ie ber neue GJefunbfJeitscommiffar lJer"loS.ert, tOI'rb 'r all CteDe 'l'lr. rr("rt's !lUI \. I;::::;l ..... ~ u __ I l; 'Jol I'! ~~~~t;~~l'h~J~"CSh~~I~~~e~ln~C:~;ee~~~;_ . 1 85 and J"M', bC?'lng sUI'!Ct·edp.d In that I I ~ ... bV Dr. ,,'alh'r D. r.r~~ue. thl~ ne~\' Ht'!\lth' Commli:slonrr, Buffalo 8utrerell fro~1l It last Sf'\f'rt:' smallpox epi,lemtc during Dr ('lark's t~.:m ~[t;ffi('~:as ~;a~~!~ ph)·stciJ.D. There 'Were ca_ 1 B( asp In Buffalo al that tlm~. and the {'rience gained by Dr. ('lark then has 'cn o( grp3.t "atul' to the ~)CparlIllt'nt of Ilcalth In hanflllng the! prcSt'nt epldl'wl(,'. ] C'larlt rc-pnh'Tl-d tho Depnrt1llrnt JI~'alth as ml1lt inspector In lS~17, and he has held tha.l lloeillon C\'cr alnt·c. Ur. (,larl( was appotnll'u surgeon ot tho or '1~!-.Rl' FOR $50,000 IT I. ELiE D CA:-I BE MADE--PROYlSIQ:-1 LATER E:-1LARGE~!ENT. ~'OR .I - - -':: Inyed by the change of administration. He turned the matter oyer to Dr. Greene Revernl days a~o and the- in('omlng com ... ml.8sloner in lh e iotf'rvals wh€'n b~ Is not busy, as pr{'~ent assistant Hea1th Commissioner, with his share ot the 'Work of checking th{' Rmallpox epidemic, bas been devoting him::;el! to the furtherance at the movement tor a new pesthousc. Dr. Gr('ent" Is thoroughly In arcord with Dr. \\'{'ode's views as to the necea· sHy for a new and larger quarantin~ hos'Pitat. Having long been connected with the Health D('partment he has the sarno npprE'ciation or the antiquity and lnadeQuacy of the present tadlttles for lsolatina: patif'nls strlclten with contagiOUS dts· ease-. He says the public also must no\v be Impressed with the necessity of a large quarllntine hospital, in view ot the knowlf'dge it bas gained through tho prescnt smallpox outbr{'ok, "l brlleve the public realizes." he said yesterday, "that It 'Would be raster to pre\'(~nt the spread of smallpox It the nfHlcteri ones could be confined tn a hospital where there would be no posslbllity at th(>ir coming in contact with oth(>rs than by quarantinIng them at thpir.homea wbere the}' are not so remote trom per sons who have not become infected. The publtc must also re-aitze that it woulll be less expensive than the present arrnngement. when'by three policemen must he stationed In front of every hous€' quarnntln£'d~ one policeman for (:ach ctghtbour trick, I t f Ur. "-l'nde's long tight for a new ho~pi~ tal was resisterl by the Common roundl untll last spring, when th{' CounC'tl yielded to the ext€'nt of pa~sin~ a resolution directing the Board of Public 'Works to have plans pr('par~d for a building to C'ost not to exceE'u $50,000. Immediately. the Board of Public 'Vorlts "as confronted by the DPC('ssitY of gettinl( an nrphltect. :\0 funds having been appropri3ted tor the' pnlimgem('nt or an architect. the board hesitated to order plans drawn-4 That cuused anoth(>r delay Bnd it was no)! until recently that the subject was re yin-d . The Dnard ot Public "Torks bnc!" some rough plans dra" n and then rf'com· ml'nfl!~d that Bethunp, Bethune & I'"'uchs be rnF!:nv,ed to prepare the Hnl~hed plans. On :\londny the Aldermen referred that ret'omnll'ndation to lhplr Finance committt't' which is rharg('d with the duty ot deVising wa)'S and means for t'mploylng nn an'hitect and al~o su~~e~ting a plan for appropriating thp money that will be nepded to ('cnstr'H"t the building, for the BC'nrll (,! Public 'Vork~ fa ...·ors haying the appropriation made before ~olng ahead with the bulldiog, Dr. Gr(>rne ft""or~ a largpr bUlldtng than ~5n,O(JO wttl buy. That IS to say. he (ayors a Inrgpr one ultimot('ly, bf'llcving thnt the stze nnf1 location ot Buffalo reqt1lrc greater factlities tha.n those t'l e had tor ~50.000. But 5in('€' the ma,tt('r wad turnpd OVe-T to him, he has been ~IYing thf' cuhjrd cnrpful com:;l.Ill':'rr.tion nud he haa ~lltJ\le:hl I)ut a plan whprc..'by h(' th n'ts a ,~,O,OOO appropriation can be mDlle to tlu for the pn's\'nl.. From consultations had with .\r('11HpC't8 Bdhulll', Bl.tllune & l"u('h"., Dr. Gr('cne tlr.tlg th1.t threC'l fnir-sized hr~proot twoslor\' brick huildings can be bUIlt for ~:)O,OOO. One building, to be Imown as the al1mlnistration building, wlluld bo usod a8 qunrtf'rs for tlll' r(>sid~nl physiCian anI" surh nurse~ as would be need~d in time (It C'pldemic. S£'parate from that building would he two others for the pntiruts. on3 for O1(,D, the other for wom(:u. !\. ro.ugh Jllan, rlrawn by th<' nrchitl~c·~. prOVIdes for !!oS rooms tn pnch building. H to • fl(lor. That would provide quarters tOll ali patients in both bui1dtng~. which [)r~ Grt'l'np. bel1eH's would be adequat for t'Jft Jll'f'scnt. "It tho~p b1111!!ings prov(,ll tnndequat€'. I ali 1hE:'f woultl. l'Y('ntuall)-, oth('r similar I huitc1in,:;s could bp built {rOlD time to timt', in ('ontnrmitY to the growth of tho city nntl Its DN-,,1t; In rp:~pc('t tl) tho Quarantine," h£' snid. "Thal, it scemR to m£l, woulrl h(' a bf'ttpr plnn th3.n asking the ('ammon ~O\~n('i1 to approprialP.' all at once. ~lllo.nOIl or $15.1,OOfl, for one big hulldh,g', to last rer <.111 tim!" Th(\ laud on wlu('h the prf'sent P('sthol1:"p [ronl:lg(' ot' 301) or 4.00 f~€'t and ;:t. dept!: of about jl-'O fept. That make':) an ampl(' slte [01' putttr.;t up !'~al1 cparn t {'> buildlD}l:8 (rfllil tlml' to time. And, RSlde from g tUng ar' lln(l th~ n('lre"'slty uf aeking for ('Ine hte: approprlatJon tht't t~,. (',,1mI'll prol'nhly would not grant thIS plan. of fH"J'Hlrat£' huIHll~"'~ I lll'll(':v~. fs h t, cr tb'lTI Of'.'· provlf1in~ (or n ~J "'Ie big btl I Ir.g, b c..'\USt1 it will ('ali to~ Ie :q,.3 4 ~ Pee r nna~omYH Which office hp filled for ftve yeaI s. ~ e then .. beC'ame lectUrer on ~\~;I~~} :S;t1~he hp t nh'prslty of Butralo, nr c· ~rk I!,\n t hpld tor two years. « ount): )l(>ul~al ~~~~~{):,r W~~Chth;o ~re hp haR ht'ld for ae\'(>n e a on ntso R. membpr of th~ ars. He Is of Lhp ~tatt:> (,r N'Pl\' Y ·kedlcal SocIety ~Ix "ea:s :'1. m~mbe 0; 'hand was tor Putlii Henllh Ar o~la~to t e American n, I =iUttt~ &teene nr. E,lward Clark r"ld •• at No. 2.268 '.\ftcr amon' rareful con.lderatlon of feinen neuen lJJliId)<,\nf~ectot ernen ' ;\Ialn Street In the 25th Ward. He Ih. matter. I came to th" conclusion tbat nen, bll ber@e[unbbit!!"'ilfo.comml·ffa"t was bllrn In Buffalo on Oc-tober 28, is essential that thE'rc be Bome om~l''' oJd JR53, Whpn he '"'' 6 years old. his .I or tbe n"pnrtrucnt of Health ,",ste,1 eil iioernenmcn mirb, bie 'Pf(icf;ten eines parent. removed to Llmestnne Hill, WiTh th.· power to a('t as commissioner in 9RileI) . "tnlpec!Oti! 'u I>er[e~en. SD,lS ju:-t beyond the cit)' line, where Dr. p\'t>nt of my ubsence Crom duty through 'V 0' ~J Clark ""e<1 until he was 20 year< old, 'llness. or from nny other cause or In Qlehlft fiir bie €StefIe if! $2000. t.ut .lurln/!' Ih~t tim. be attended Pub· event Of an emergency that It woulrt 00 'James G. £l1on, non 9lo. 311 mleft H" School Xn. ~'j and the Buffalo High de.5trnblfl to haYA two officials clothe.l q{ School In thl. city. 1;p<Jn leaving w 'b exeect'vc power, such as tb. pres· • ne., 52 ~af)rc alt, ifI 3um mlaffer "chonl. h. <ecurell employment as .... nt el'ldem'e ' of smallpox, In ,'lew or ':DePlltt}commiffar bon btln nellen !Solll. tencher In West Seneca. and. at the these la"'8. I hon· d,'pi,led upon the pro· commiITar ~ranci!! G.I. mlarb emannt same tim"". he-g'an lh~ ~tudy ot medt- motion of Ur. Clark, <totl ba \'(~ further c)l"0clIIe. ACter leaching three year< he t rwined to abolish tbe I.osition of milk morbrn. .I!~on ifl ein <rinil'~n~enieut. "'ent til (·Ir.rlnnatl. Ohio. and attenJled 1:1 ~ector "hlch he now holds. €Scit einigen.anten !jat er ein Qltllnbthe C'ollege or Mpdtc:ne and Surgery for "Should thpre b~ a.n}' work requlrt'd In '\} one year. at the end of "'hleh lime he "onm'Ption "\th tbe position of m,lk in' eigentfJumsgefd;ait 9l0. 160 'Pearf Sir. returned to ButTalo and resumed teach· p,otor. Dr. ('lark wllt perform it In ad. oelrie6etl. ~t toirb mit $3000 6le~alt Ing. He oontlnued his study of medl· dillon to "ten,ling to the dulles of assist· ber ma~fof,'er >.." <lTIaffer(·llpt. "iDI'g cln p , and in 18j9, ent@'red the t.:niverslty ant henlth otticer. AB both Dr. Clark and .J" U ) : l 1JC:;,.:w 'V of Buffalo, from which he was graduat. f will Rivf\ our f'Dtlre time to thE' J){'r~ tverbell. ed one yeoI' later. Tn IRSI Dr Clark be· {ormanee 01 our dulles In th., Dcpartm.'nt «. ft . ~t . b ~ I t b Ii '" IT Of gan the practice 01 medicine in Buttalo or Health I am confident that this eeo· 1 ""r Jell l1nr l'C ann, a .Je Ie «. anrl has practiced In this city ever nom leal ~rrnn~cment will produce satls' l !1airns, ~nfpector be~ lJJlafd)inenoe, .In(·e. nc.ory r .. utts." ifriebS ber 9l m <renlra! !So"n ber II! Dr. ("lArk hAA held a numbE"r ot pub. Dr. Clark was born tn Buffalo and was _ .. . . iJ' .LI .~ lic positions," ButTaln. the flret beIng lI"atth ('om missioner hlm"lf for une lprungltd) non !ScrucommlITar mlcrrb that of phYsician at the Erie County erm Hc lives at :-10. 2~~, ~Ialn Street In ~um mlaITer - <i'e~lItQcommiITi:it er Jail In 1882. DurinI:' the next two years h,' ~~th Ward, lie Is 4b Ye",S old, Dr.' I >. ~ b' «. he WUH POMtmortem Examiner of the <'lark nttrnoed "rammar 5<'hool Rnd high nann IOOruetl mar, Ie ",rnennung OOUnt~·. ann In 18>5 he was appointed 'hool In this city and Then taught scbool nicf,t aus eigenem ~[nlriebe banfenb ao, os f'anltary Inspector In the Health West R.'noca. Whll" employed as f ~ t f ~ ~ .... <lTI b f or Dep:t.nmfont. Attf>r B~r\'lng three yeare f ('her he ue~an th~ study oC medicine, e~}n t, Onl!trn l·UrUI ~n! au ~nre: ~ he was elected Health Phy.lelan unde; .\ft .. r tea(hiog for three yours he went to gung ber repu6f. lJJlafeI)me ba3u neran ' the old charter aM served during the Cinolnnatl. U., ~ here h'l attcnded tbe Col· la~1 lourbe ::Die ~mennllng non years 18£18 and 1889, beIng succeeded If'~a of ~rcdiclup and Sur~ery. tor one year. ll.· •. In that ollloe by th,' present Health Then he came ba('k to Buffalo. secured cralrn~, bet fleI) flets afll em l)efhger ('om~Ll.loner. Dr. Waltpli: ij~,S9" another position a. teaehH and conlin· Qlegner ber ~r6ei!erot~anifationen ge' It \\fi!-; dUring V i. Lid? as ued to study metlldne. He entered the .~ .~. Health Phy.lcl~n that ButTalo sutTered t'nl,.erslty or Buffalo In 1879 and was ~elgt bal, tuurbe bon blefm a!i! eme of, from !t8 last ~mallpox epidemic. there graduated the next year. He began tbp iene ~hiegEert(atUng oUfgefaiit, ba fief) ha:ln n h.~n 14, cnse. at that time, In pracllre of m"dlelne In Buffalo In 18~1 C\' ~ rc: I ttl [ .....·fta t b' 189t Dr. (lark re-tntp.re(J thE" Depart- and has bE-cn h€rc ('v .... r since. 0o"n ~O elnan, \,;!Ie u,:o .... agen e~ ",enl 01 Health aR ~lIIk Inspector. an d nuring the last 20 year". Dr. Clark has ~rabe~ anb .l!a60r <roundf, um ba~ h,' I"'",held that Pllslllon ever since. hl)1d a nllmher or pllollc position, In Bur llf I oemoroen ~atte 'Iler mliber . Dr, (lark hafi alao h€!ld many post- fnl0 the flr~t bping thalo of physician at urn .~J' . ~ uon. of promln;nce In the modlolil pro. the 'Erl e ('ounty Jail In 18~2, In 18.3 anl~ fprucfj bet Umonfellte gegen <ralmil fe"'IOn'r 1RR. he Wa., apPointed Rur· J'8~ he •• ncd the County a. n post-mor loar [0 [tat! ba~ bie repubf. lJJlafd)ine gC'on 0 e Etnprgf>ncy Hospital and (> examiner nnd 1n 18S5 ho wns appointe ' D " .. I.tant "urgpon 01 th. Sl.te~. o[ t tn~ s~nltary lo.peetor In the Health De fldll>eranlafit faC], beITen ~mennung Clharlt{. ~Io~:tar.- ,l'p,on the orglln!za • ., rtn:ont. Art"r scrvlnp: tbroe years If riicfgangig 311 malfen. ~ho~f'e~ ~~R ~p~t~\;~r:n~~~:~~~r~~o;:~~ p~~ I],~ WN early bl>qucst ot his project to his succcssor, Dr. "'alter D. Greene, to the ('nd that the movement shall not be dC4 ~t~tigt <rl'Ul'UIIUUg4!l1. ttn ROUGH Dr, Ernest ,,"c.nd eo , the retiring Ih'alth Commissioner, has lost none o[ hlS interest tn tho matter of getting a better quarantine hospital tor Duffalo. It. beiDg lmposfllble tor him to see its establlshm('nt before he retires, he has made an <.I f;A.tl~ra~tory resu1t~." WILL CONTINUE fiGHT. T~:' I:::~~:: appointments were an· I ............. ,.. ·iiWici:········· ... . )Ir. Lyon will be at the head 01 '\\'hat 5UC'{''''rd Dr. 'Vend,.. \\as announced by is DOW known as lhe "'ater Bureau. 'ester- Frank J. ~lllg, a l>~mocrat, Is at present ':\1a"0" Knight .ome time ago. l f Dr ll~e supeTlntentlent o[ that bureau. CoL dny announced the appointment a • \\ard had nppointcd Jesse A. Cairns to Edward ('J:...rk to. the post ot a8~fstantf be O{'puty "'at<'r Commissioner, but later heal th ,Ill'.,. 'n olllce. which at the ~bed dcolonel announced tbat Mr. Cairns l l • t Dr n ccliued to take the orncC'. The potime of ht. 0\\ n appolntme n sltlon 01 D"puty Water Commissioner Gr£'ent-" d€'cl:ued would be abolished. pays $3,000 a yrar. Dr. ('l.trk Is promoted from the otf\ce lIr. Lyon Is a t-Ion at the late James S. of milk Inspeoor and thiS latter OIllC~ I:)'on and.t s 62 years old. Ho lives at I.~ to be abollsh€'d Instead ot the ome !\:o. 311 "pst \YtlDue. He was born in to which 01". l'lark goes, Dr. G":ne this city. educated In the public schools explnlneo the change when yester I"r. here and then went to Cornell College, att~rno"'n he announced the appo n from which he was graduated whee about m,·nT. H- Mid . . 1 t ~~ years old. Since that time he bas It was the desire of Malor e e~. 'ocn a civil engineer In this city. or Kntt:'ht when he appOinted me recent years ht.'l has comhined real estate, I~ ... alth Comml~!"loner. thnt the POSi~lOl~ and lhe pra(·ticl' or Jaw with his business 01 Assistant Uea!th Officer be a. °u o~ civil engtne.rine;. lIe bas office. at i~h('(l In the Inter€'!"t~ of e('onom~. . o. lGu P-a.'Qrl Rtrc t. The Jaw enacted s\Joh actlnn could be taken without de· by tb. last Legislature transforming the cre,,,'ng the efficiency of the depart· old Doard of l'uLlic Work. Into a sin. Inent I share,1 that deSIre with hIm. gle·h.aded ('omml.slon require. that the a.nd. as ~uated in the newspapers at Dpputy "·aler Commi~slon('r be a civil that time. expressed the belief that It or mcthanlcal engineer o{ five years' ex. was possible. perlence, "After" m.,rc careful consideration nt )Ir, Lyon's appOintment Is satisfactorY tbe matter, 1 came to the c(lnclu~lon to the party lrad(>rs. Col. "'I'ard bad tMt it Is e..entlal that there be some conlerenre witb State·Commllleemen W. (ffiolal of the Department or Health C. Warren and John Grimm. Jr .. and vefilte-d wHh the power to act as Coru- Chairman r'red Gr('inl'r late Yf>sterday afII1I-slol1Pr in ownt of my absence from t'rnoon, before annoWlcing t1)e appoint. duty thrnugh Illness or from any other ment. cause, or in e\"f?nt I)f an emergencY The appotntmrnt ot Dr. Edward Clark when it woulrl h. d •• lrable to ha,.. two ns Assistant Henlth Officer I. a promo. ol1klal- clothed with .xecutlve power. tlon. ~s he at present is milk In.pector ~urh a!'l tht prf'~el~t epidemic of ftmall- In the Hf?aHh Dl'partment at a salary of pox. In, iew of th •• e facts. I have de· $hOO a year. nr. ('lark's new position cldell upon the promotion of Dr. Clark. carrtes n Balary of f2.000 a year. Dr. and ha,·. furtber determined to nbol· ('lark's present po.ltlon will be abollsbt!-;h thp po~ftion of Mllk Inspector ed. In announcin~ the ~ppofntment, Dr. \\ hleh he now hold.. Greene mad. tbe following statement: "Should there be any "'ork required "It was thc desire o( ~layor·eleet In cmn~ctlnn whh his tormer po~itlon. Knlght, when hf' appOinted me as Health Dr. ('lark will per(urm It In addition to Commissioner, tbat the position 01 assist. attending to The duties of As,lstant ant health Officer be abolished In the In· Henlth nmC'er. A ... both Dr. Clark and lOTest of l'COnOm)t, If such action coulll I \\'111 gl,·. our entire time to tha per- be takcn "lIhout decreasing the efllclency formam', of our dutl .. In the Depart· of the department. I ohared tbat desire ment uf Health. I am confldent that with the ~Iayor·elect, and. as stated In this economical arrangement will pro· the newspapers at tbat time. expressed duC'e ~~l Ihl .. ~lngJru UnlYf'rslty for flv!'! years: At .. tpr tllat he was 1l"rtllTC'r on surg('ry tor l\lBW JOB polntment ,,, Health Commlsslon"r to I I or tht In 1885. wnR If'ctllrt'r nod dE'IDOllstrator or analomv tn I 4 I n tho maaer of heat j".;; 'ld 11 h ).,. '''hl"'n there al'.' but 1 , .. w a ('{'u)fl put ttwm all In flnc of h bUll. Jl 1 not ha 'C to heat 111 otteY' or tI·, ~~l'lf'rs, if Wi." shOUld build ldd Aton I OD 8 lu.!.\~~ 1 thlntc tIl _ plop I ~ .and 1 . soon 1 PO! ~ibll firt c1lHr~fl ot the if'partlJ)('nl} ',r.~1 f ( ror::Jm nf} 11 to ttl(' ("0\' C - �.... , -------:"........-~----:-:-:-:-:-;-:-:-:-----:-:-:- _m Patients now held in Quarantine. IS ~ ~ad)nrit14g llllltbe gtmdbn, brei ltintY.t- 'Des S)ausmeiltets llon ~ul~ ~I). 32 an [enat €ih. an beJ1. fBlafttrn ottftanll leien. ~ie U<tmili~. fO-n llll)~nt in ~o. 139 SI)UmlDot_l t-aS «- DItS. WE~DE !'ID GRE • ·ILT. LOOK OVER THE GR uxo-DR. HEATU'S VA_C_CIX_AT_IO~ RECORD. HO::~ ~ !i"e 81Iltttra,efhlAtt.,a. NECESSARY "~'. ~ "" 2,~ppolnt'd I G..... ne. =o:.~;::r.~ba;. etolvl'(l a plan tor over tbe e-rectIOD or & ;0",.... corded ye~lerda)', All ot: tbf'm aad bf' eXPf'cte to to secure ItA adopt1on .met' 7."'''ii," -ofda1unaJlpo:s:. Dr. Greene and nlgbt In the In· ud 11 fullJ' alll'c to the tbe clty tor ftgbtlD, the b 'I €Str. ~* gefle:cn oomtrffe I~an" 111l , t>ie Stinber lrant tD<lten, urt'o mf e1l1;:n sO'eral ne'" rases ot smallpox were re' i ~t.t, bet bit Sfrnnlf)eit ,fii.·,t !B[atlem cblldrea, t t iJ Thoy are Dronlslaw )!endlewlcz. ten months 01,1 III on. week. Xo. 73 HoughIon Str... .'Leo Grzybow,kl. eleven ye~rs 11 -0 1'"'~ Lathrop Rtrcet, J...odowicz ~o~'~k' th~"~'y .. r. old. :-;0,14 Koons Street~ Martha A, Breyae, .Ix ye.rs old. III four d ~ !'\o Iii Lathrop Strpet; two chll'I~ tin. nrnscok lamlly In the rear of t~:n&ame bouse, aged one and three years respcctlvely; and a chllol named Draun at I ~o 189 Shumway Street, • The little Braun girl Allended an entert.lnment on ppckham ~treet on Cbrl"mas nlgh". On her roturn. ht"r r~the; who I. tbe Janitor at Public School :-'0. 3_. nOtleed that a rash ho,1 broken out on hor (see Yt"Stcrrla1 morning he Bent tor Iho dl.t~ict physician. H. K. De Groat. who dlaJOooed Ihe c... aa smallpox and plncccl thn (amil), UDdcr quarantine_ "tost ot the .hlld,,'n a! Public Schonl :-io. 32 have al-, ready been ,'occlnatl'd, but the Inspector. will probahly .ta" vaccinallng there to· j morrow 1:'0 al!! to reach all th08e duldrcn "hoh.;. not as rot lal«n Ihe pretau, tI;.nh.re are now about 40 palll'''" In the ! quarantine hospltal.nol nr. O'Hara rll, ports tha, the place 18 crowded to Its utmost capacit)'. Thl' authorities aT£> In 8emewhat of • quandary as to how th,.are going to tako rare of an,- marc ca.rs. Some tf'ml1oTaI'Y ll1'rangements will, han' 10 be made tn lake cnre o! the pal,.'nl., Ill'. Wende h•• received 80me "stlmntl'~ Os fo the cost or builr'lin~ a temporaT} addition to the pre"nt hO'l'ltal, but noth in~ h •• heen so fa: neclded In Ihe mailer. He aoi! Dr, Gr('!'nl' arp going to tbe hO~~ pltal this morning to look ovpr the condl' tlons with tho IMn of deciding .ome fea• Ible and economical me"ns 01 meenn~ tbt. situation, ~omeono tiuggest<d the use of election booths. but the ..-heme was not seriously ('onlldl"rp{l, lls the booths could D.ot b(' filled up lor th. <omfortable hou.lDg 01 -_.- .-- ebarg('> or the dethf' olltbreak of tb~ ...... . i ,zrffdrlt, I /Y I ~ gf,~dIt. ,..~ 'l1>U,rben o(ftern Illunerbem fO[Qtn- ~., II be llltitU( llia rralle llon !Bla em ge- 11'.tlbet: 21]bllIDicf ~o,roal llon· :<,0. J\.OOr.S €itt., "'iet monalt a(t unb feil btd~a. oon I-nf,' n'U9ul'tine €ilt~m llon ~o. " I.'" ~ 19f),'umlw~ IStt., 24 ~u9re oTt un) jeit oier :tagr.lt IranI. SO; 2llqIter..5t),_@,teene, ~t nad)[te €ianitat~. ~o.mmijfiit, ~t. a:rr.~it • ~ k..'-._ \.. .. e O( . ~ lIDmbe, btr jl~lgt -Un,!"",! u<_ .... m:'.?, €ieltd1ir @Ug €Sd.me;btt unb lBaftetlc' f . rr f loge ~iffell qidlen g~ tern emf ",on iren~ ab, in roeTcf)et ba~ ~I)tma rtr ~otf)< \.! .... ·t . ~ b 0 If loen",g'~1 emt" nturn un elltren Ouarontane- _ S)Oilpitafil bt[ptOOJen "'- f'" b If ~!.._ t'l'\ \"me tourll'<, Ut e en '" tvuUung ..ut.:w nbe tolif1unb f(ine~ gan3en. :termin~s Qe, : ntbtilel!)R t. ~r. @teene ~I e&mfa[H . ffir hoD ftet~ blie ~tticf)i'ung emell 'P.o\i's BUr fBe""'"bfun" llon an[tedtnben Stranu:n-I 'f'U1 1) \.... ~t b ' tm &tfiitlllOtle!, allein ""r "'" a tr,lIQ 'I~~e~'~~~ ~tll~h~! t;.::'oeCI~:':II~~;.ear. f)at ben fBitten nie @e9iit gefdjenft, Ull~ , Thot Is the record made b)' Dr. Wllihm bie <Slabt f)at nodj immu lUeitu nicM~, I H. Heath 01 the IIculth Department. The lllie bail alte, fuufiifLige ljleft~us in rtr doctor yrstC'rday lnrnrrl tbe total o( 11.181m. b <T'<. '~n t' b >000 person. vacclnaled by him. Fo'. weeks • """t. ......t "-,,,Up emlllan, ~er he Ii .. worked at Ihe public bat,)holloO gtgtn ein ntuotS S)ospitu[ erqolien lllut, on The Terraee. vaccinating all comer, be, lOOt ftels, bah balfr[6e $15,000 !Ofrrc of cbarge. In odrlitlon, be ba.:i done I:) outside vacolnalln~. ' flen IDiirbe Ul!lbi nan man eine 2age, to:e I Th. avcrage slrokes by • varclne point lIlan fit rounidlt, n'idjt fin'ben IBnne. on aD arm aT£' 11 horizontal and 11 p<'rp'!Dm m[" ct'\ fa dlcular, or n In all. IIv<raglng on. Ihird Jlad) ben 'P antn bon -<.it. ""telnl of an Ineh esrb. Thus th. doctor. band lllUt(\( man lmi @rliaube ertidjlen miif traYels at least 4~ limes or 14 inches to fen, llltldi.1e nidi,1 me~t lllie $50.000 10 and fro o\"£'r thp arm or a distance In 11,1/. 00,) vaccinal Ions at 151,000 Inehes or 12,[ten lDiitbrn. ~ines betfrloen lllut!>e al? 8::a fret. which Is o,'cr t\\'o miles. But. as oJ." "a us fiit ~ie Ill1t3te un)} ffif[egetinrn th~ hand trnv('Ils half that distanee ,,'Ith1J out the point on Ihe arm, Ihe actual di3fen uti lllrrben, eine~ fiit roei6lidje un)) tnnr. travelod by the hand or pomt on cines fiit miinnlidJe ffiulienren. ~il tbo 0"'81' itl ovC'r onf' mile, It! -! ..,., "The italians have becn exceedingly ",eDiiube forrt~n aus !Bactjlein ertitf:d InleUlgont and oh.dlent In the matter," roetbrn, ,llllei €itodroetfe !}od) lmrttn .ald nr. Heath. "The hardest to nrcin- lInb- 14 v0inl'mtt I'n J'~~-m' """od"'erl n, .. ate art' the Poll~b people. Thry e"po ~ut:\;)1 UJ \ s.em a!rald of the word 'quarantine,' as 6aftrn. rriir bIn fBau betfel6en toUtel l! e"eryono who 19 "acelna'ed be bas I·f~ic.e @runbffiid bes Duatantar.~' • Quarantined, I think It would bewill an cx\l oeUent Idea for the City to change the S)ospila[s bolllommen genugen. naml' or I!~ quarantine hospital or peHthouse to ('lty Inflrmary or City SanitaBrawn. rium, I belle\'e thf' City would be sllr~ prhp:d by the result!'!. From tbe moment a new('omer to this country approaches Janitor 32 Sufferi ng Disease. York, chi hiren were to be III .) <-tt.:ri.l'.lY and K. De Groat wa!r cal!pd, jJ..._,unced the east'S 5Illallpox and 'the Health Departmem, 'l'be und~r of tbe chllo.!ren. qU3rantine litt! girl. I, ha\e utten·-Jed a church entet"In Peckham Stree:. Chn3Lma:;; hp lfmrns that thf!' word Q.uarwith possible dan- kind all agree, though there bas been eonald('rable disagreement as to how ellbo. rate a structure should be built. The City has otrered, arter long importuning, to cr30t $50,000 Lor the ",'ork, but lbU WOuld Dot provide ror sucb an InstitutJon as the oij,I"p.ent Health Comml.sloner tho"Pi nece8Sar)-, Dr, Greene DOW 8uggests tbat the $50,0CIt be ~!truct three bUlidinp. whlcb, In hfs opinton, would meet tbe ~'ant8 or the City tor some time. These wouJd be a nucleus for other structur@l• ..·h.ich eould be built one or two at 011 time. as demand warranted. The burd.. ot 'providing a quarantine hospital at onee which ",'ould be adequate to the want.orl tbe Clly for many years WOUld, under the .. new plan, be aVOided. There woul~ fie 110 sblrtlng at tbe burden. as the t..PI)"!" at each perIod l\'ould pay tor wbat the)' I needed and no more. - Wllh modern hospItal bulldlDgtl', all pt" 8utrering tram smallpox conld be taken from their bomes and the City re)feved ot the cost at police guard, eIcept tor a. tew days, at the houses where the disease was found, There are no more SODa than enough pollee to do the ordinarr work requIred at tbem. and the erlppllnr of the forco by puttIng a large Dumber of men on quarantIne duty Increase7 1b ngers In other directions. DR GREENE WILLENQUIRER. tMULATE DR. WENDE 'on. thE" ,t-Mn . , appOintment of Dr, 1\·alter D. sucC'("('r1 Dr. ',"ende. will be $o:ne~bat p1l'ao;"rl to lE';un th~t the new appointee , has' D~. gREENE WILL ADHERE COU~IE~'. TO DR. WENDE'S POLICY e0L!: " .... ' Local Physicians Highly Gratified, for Heal! h Commissioner Has It Within His Power to Impose Stringent R~ulations. 1lJ~ ;2~1 ~"hen Dr. Walter D, Greene take~ up hl8 po!ltlnn all Health ('ommls~loner would be his e!tort to m"fntafn the on nf'xt ThUrftday It hI his aYO\"ed de- same prinCiple. "I dl) not prnpo~e to makE" any whole~ tennlnatlon to carry' on the Health De" partment In th~ ~ame manner that It fJale Changes." !"aid Dr. Greene, "I rp" gard Dr, \Vpnde's administration behas been conducted durIng the last nve years. Few changeR In Dr. ""endp.'R yon d orltlclsm. All of the employ.. POllcy or admlnlstratton will take of the office are under rl\'11 Spn,"lce place. This promise trom Dr. Greene and, ot course, it would be Impos!'ible wIll be hailed ,,·!th mUch satisfaction to make any removals (,,,pn if I want" from physklnn.. It Is within lhe pow, ed tn. But I don't Want to. I have no er ot the Health Commissioner to Im- con!=lti tuen ts to wedge In.'' pose law8 wltb unpleasant Rtrlngencv ('hleC Clerk GUq ~chn.lrler. who did on Physlclane in general. and nne 0·[ ('melent Work during thf' f:malJpox epitearll of Buft'alo l'h:rsl('ians \Vas demic, and 8t£>phen " ... Bateson, who~e mfcbt obtaIn the omee. Won alble solUtion at tho pe-rpluing problem. That Buffalo needs a DPW hospital ot WI Gref'ne as Health (·ommis~iolltr. to I It Dr. Wende l\'~re removed by Knight some sort of A. e ow (i'IIl! Regard. Pr.d.jte.,;;o~" AdllllnlstTl' tion Above Criticism. Tbose peoplf' who l\'er~ opposed 10 ,,'.,"OIPn, f'onnf'(~lert g(>rs to bls liberty or freedom and with contagious dlseasPB." Although not rpqulrecl to do so, Dr. Heath has worked on Sundays aod hOlidays with the !'!ame (lnrrgy tbat charac~ lE'rins hts work on otber days, The '\\'aa placell is The plan suggd.r.d by Commts!"ion"r in resprct to the propo5fd quarantJne hospital S£'E'ms to otter I len- I I to be Victim of Ipox, Nf'W NEW Hos.,l.~' EX PRESa. I) 140 Day VVas Diseov, autiDt.'I I !Bronislaro mentofelllic3 OMi 73 5;>oughi.on €itt., 10 monale art Ullb feit 10 :tagm frant; £~o 0 'k ~t @t3l)bonlli bon ~o. 177 .c.aj"tll'p-o r., 11 """r..e aft unb -[eil eine lIDodje IranI; "'''If' m 14 '" ~o. I Chi~~ I IInb bas San'l a j!." epat;C mtnt bt>nacf)ridrti'9t~. ~ind bon l:'n i'CIbem, ein tidnt" !lllabdjm, R' fio[II1Ir. . lIDeif/nadTIllabenb' einet .nlrdjen l~t an ffie.-r.'m €itt. 6eill'ro~f)nt f)abtn. 5t.u~ 1-' ~ t..... r ~ul Illurbe jofotl un er ,,-,uatiln Iwe I REVI £'W', I Geil gcfictn linb _em \lJefutW~~ l!ommifTiit ~r. 'illenoe fein! . . . l';tfrcnfllnqMiille an Cen ~[atlnn Ie. r~d]tel lootben, u~b bie mtiften IIu l;:'r!ranlten gel)en Il)tet Gltntfung lit Ae\1 cn i fte leiben faft o~ne !(Uin~ en,hoebe!, an ben SZilinb~odtn obtr bet ml(hen ,.orm llon i8[attern. ~t. SZilenbe unb ftin ""~ID'''' ''1:lt !$~u ~. ~reme ; ba~ Duatantane _ ilo'inifaf . unb qefunben, baa bet !Raum i fut nod] me~r ~atitnten nidJt teicf).t, ein anbms @e6iiuoe afro qenb notqroenl>ig iii, lllefd!ts nad) ftd]t ~t. SZilenbe's mit $5000 fcflilfft IDtthm Ianni.. ~xecutlve work In the office has beeon highly ('omme-nded, ,,·111 both retain Dr. ~helr respective POf'l.ltlons. Dr. (jreen,. bl. !=I to be IJUcP('eded in his capadty as ASSiltant Health Cummlssloner by Dr. EdWard Clark. a milk In.peNor. The ~m::t Vacated by Dr. Clark will not bo In hi!" rletermlnaUoD til fnot~teps of Dr. WendE' ronduN nf ~Io clllctal UVOW(>fJ fo1l0l\' the the N ITS. all:! Dr • "'end... wa!' R man !I:l who '::1\'(> ~,']tls(aC'tlon nnd hi~ ~ out from otflC'E' j~ sonly regretted br thp puhliC' In genera I. F£>t\- ('ban~.l, howe\'er. will 1w made In the adnllni!Ie"r the H ea Ith Depa rtm-'nt. . ti 'ordil1~ to the Jatf'st reports frorn ' lew Health rommls8-ioner, t)t II Dr, Grf'enn f'oltl yp~terday he dId ll' beIf· ;1ropo~(' to make an), ('hange~, Q.1rds Dr, '\-('nr\~'~ adminl~tratll)n ('1' G" I \'ond cl'ltlrl~ll1. lIeI- (,Ierk Bat"$OTI. SrhnE'idpr and Rtephfn ~ W t !':m3i!po..'1 "hn~f' work Ilurln~ thp nren .. niU be epld,~mjc w:t'8 gn',i1 til'- pt(ecll\ e'051';01'l), re-tained in th(·I:- prtflen~ Ph~ '~IIlf From tht'! pft."!Ii~ ot (Iutlt'O r eDt hJI riwnge In the Ht:'aIth D~,~~r~~e recent all't'oldY b~Nl m~df', It dward CWL nppnln:ment or Dr. E ns edGr. to tratlon tram tho pOSition oC milk, I. g.1..IO"" that of ..-\$sl~tont H~aJ~h I om(,Jark 1rlB TJl£' officI'! n\rule-d b} Dr. . t~Dd5 to not hi' r£>filled., Dr, f}fre('~ba~Jt II" abolish thl. officp•• al' ng npcepsary. P] COu �<- , Out ~ma"pox Seer, ~ to be 0yl~g -Needs 01 he Ouarantlne Hospital, . rppl)rl~;.p~r~~f.e, i/os ""rei :'\ 0 uf new tW1R I h departl'['('f'h'ctl Yl'stpr.}ay at tbe he~~dnJs feet DH.'Ilt. anti eODsetpl<'utly the ,,'as learlle(l O111£'h C'n(,oUI"l.lgl~rl. It B niSI; thn t the rH~(' of little Oltlrr 3'1 r~~~~~ dUlll!hlt'1" of the jSlDit~l" of flel~oo Th~ airt not smallr,ox buL rhlCkenpox. nd WUs tnl{{~n ~kk severnl (lars ago. Sl • mnhdy wus fir~t diflgnol$ed flli s-Ul,nllp?;'\. Y('StPI:~]ny a. ~orc carpiul eXfl~llnatlOlly wus mado nnd it resulted in the d1s{';oycr H'n" her tbat the little girl merely bad chIcken· d d ills Health COlllmi~l\;,i('lner "en e an,.,;., )d 11 0.x. f'n('('(I~sor, Dr. 'Yulter D. Greeno, Tl:Ht~ the qUJlrRl1tine hosl)itnl ye~ny for t e purpo!-'e of imq)l'cting the quarters, ano. t? detrrmine ju~t bu'" the accoIDmo,dfti tlC.DS ~hould be increased. The hOSplttl if; fnll no\v, lItHJ UH~ need for enlarged qUIl.r t€'l's i~ foOtrongly impressed upon the ollicinls, It i, lbe opinion of Dr Wende that nn audition such IlS i::i needed could be put up and :fiJlisbctl for about $5,000. . <a II!! ,I - t~, 'i VIGOROUS ADMINI STRATION - .~ ~e,eat'1)olnt 8 01.1, "1" r , .•' r. ,"alter . 'Will -I SillU nn enc1o '10 ; 1 '" ;l! 1' . I ~nOr IShtY.DDounCCd Wfl.lter O. E,'er ~lnrc Mnyor·elcr I I his ,~ D POJl~I:l't; pi Tit ES.,w !< pnr!lue I intention ot nppolnting 'practicing ('om1D1SS10Drf. II en Ith 11 t bls pollcy physicians havf' ~oDdered w n un If'nsnDt Greene r'g~~~~g th~ l1h~ \ In grnf'ral v..ould he I ~tt'lngenry ot the rn es rneutton@.rs tha.t "\lttl8. ti; , Dl'. (jrf'cne a"s\lrl"~ \~e PpollCY wl1lcb hns h~ \\ ill kl'CP In t~l'Cf' !~ five naf;" under malntulOcod 10,1' t e P,io be DO· ('lla.nges In Dl'. 'Vende. rbcre" ill stnff and Ed· the personnel of thtll~ t~:Ilector'. will lJe· word Claric, nO'Wnm Itb <':ommlss1oncL come Assistant l"n • fr"l I'lEW&.T Dr DRLn JVlif,...Q(f, m%r~Ve~tk It is announced wfth rather phasls than its 'f),eflti !ll1ue might be }~r. 8uppose~to W. rjllfltj Mllt Dr. Greene fol. he ~ootsteps of Dr, r~ Wende ealth Co\nmJssloner. That . is exactly what Dr. Greene is naturally til expected to do, For Dr. ",rende made D~ his excellent record in that office by the =! ,applicaUon or common se-nse and busj~ !Inr ; ness em,'J'S'!~ to the work to hf' none J there. In the 10 years ot Dr. Wende's omelal JiCe the powers or the Health Boal d have been greatly Increased. He used I them to the full, and the result is seen in the record won for Buffalo as the healthiest of AmerIcan clties. But the efforts of Dr. Wende have not achieved this alone. Smooth streets and more thorough cleansing at the same, and im£.~ proved plumbing bave done their share N~lllW>d wllh the latter the so·called wast; j or water has been a co-operating factor ,or some Jmporlance. It flushed vaults 'm' a.nd Sf'wers and removed causes of inliectlon. Dr. Greene will have all these aid t !d re'. So • 0 ( e clent protection of the public health. , 1He has good sense and energy H !h~S had ex~erience In the depar~ment~ 'J J'lith Dr. "Wende. His announcement of' ", 1111 ten Uon to apply all tbese means just 'fit as Dr. ,Vende has done and wm do oc&.!Ii casions no surprise. It may. however, serve to q~let the fears of some of the ( ' ! good phYSIcians or Buffalo to make It ,possible for any at them who_feei so disposed to greet the rISing sun, as even : doctors do sometimes. i It. seems likely that the neryous anxIety which prompted the tentatl . formation of a league of d \e tect the hpalth ot B actors to Pl'Oj d U utralo may subslde n ue me. th!7 " (Wlll l\R. WENDE . PREPARIN6 ~ou/lO RETIRE '1- I H'O I FEW CHANGES IN THE WORKING FORCE, ~ Health Commissioner Wende who ~~~ out .Of o~ce on the first day' of the f yeal, began moving his belongings rom his pl'i\'ate offlce today. It was ~n no de~l'eSSed frame of mind that he ell?ed hls assIstants to pack Up the ~arlOus office effects, but in his usual appy wB:Y. Pictures and other orna· ments whlch had adorned Dr. Wende's prlvate sanctum for a decade were removed and placed In packages to be carted away to the dqctor's home. For ten years Dr. Ernest Wende has been Buffalo's Health Commissioner. 1\1ore than half the population of Buffalo reg~'ets the expil'ation of his term. He \\ as always an efficient and practical OfficIal, ever giving satisfaction, Probably no body regrets his Jeaving more than those who have been intimately -coD1.1et!ted with the Health Department durmg hIs administration. While all have respect and confidence in the De'" appointee, Dr. Walter D. Greene, they were closely associated with Dr. Wende and his absence will be noted "I havE' nothing to say,'; said Dr. Wende this morning. "I'm like the Uttle boy sick abed. I'll let the new man now assume all the resopnsibutty and take ad,+antage of the opportunity he has given me to pack up. I am satisfied. I have no complaint to ma.k e. Dr. Greene has my respect. He is a good man which I know, having been associated with him for some time." H~:ll[h Commissioner-elect Dr. Greene sat In an outer office looking over some records of the Health Department. He greeted everyone tn his usual cordIal way. He promises tllat there will be no changes In the present office staff. Chief CIE:'rl{. Gus Schneider will remaIn as will Stephen W. Bateson, whose re· cent wOl'l<: during the ::.mallpox epidemic was effpctlve. It is understood that all in office will re-tain their positions. The only change made by Dr. Greene was to appoint Dr. Edward Clark Assistant Health Commissioner, a promotion from the position of milk inspector, the latter office to be abolished, The new Health Con1missloner promises to adhel'e to Dr. Wende's polIcy of conducting the Department ot Health. Dr. Wende was appointed to office by Mayor BIshop and was retained when the Hon. Edgar B. Jewett became chief executive of this city. The length of service of the Health Commissioner is five years, paying a salary of $5,000 yearly. TIMES. liMES • HE HAS NO AXES TO GRIND, HE SAYS, AND NOTHING BUT KIND WORDS. ! U~, 311/... / PREPARIN~icMOVE 1// Dr. ~A"'J\e .. t < I 'Vende 'Vllt tlea"e. the Health Department Today Dr. Ernest. Wende "'h f has be:n Burralo'~ H~J.l~r ten yeanf'ioner, IS preparing to rno' h Commis· . t he bad his favorite i t 'e. Yesterday AI • l"onal property p'lCkel cures and perI f" will be carted to his hom~nd tOday they Dr. Wende has been \\,' ably known to many rePI~I and fa\'orfalo, but those Who will ents of But· ;. his abse-nce are the m most regret ~~soclated with him. whn have been ever, says he is satlsft ~ Wende, how~ : t£·rday spent conslderabI' and he ye'sfl'ultatfon with Dr W e time in Canthe new appointee: alter D. Greene. , eg 41 DEA TH RATE OF BUFFALO"l~ STILL LOW 00(;, COURIER, Consumption, However, Continues to Send More to the Grave Than Any Other Disease-Health Department Issues Detailed ReDort for 1901. Vl.\.V\,J} / I/o I- MARRIAGE STATISTICS SHOW OREAT INCREASE No statistics Issued by any depart· than deaths, The total number of births I'or the year w ....s 6,924, of whlch ment of the municipal government ap· 3,601 were males and 3,323 females, More peal so much to the public interest as ohildren were born last December than those recorded by the Department of in any other month; the number for Health. and the figures contained in this .month was 932, the a.nnual report of the Bureau of In tbe report on communicable disVital Statistlcs for 1901, which were eases It Is shown that consumption has made known yesterday, conta.1n infor- caused the most deaths. The number mation of unusual importance. Dr. of deaths from this cause was 472. Franklin C. Gram, registrar of the Dlptherla caused 114 deaths; scarlet bureau, has been at work on the figures fere 43; typhoid fever, 94: measles, 17 ever since the close of tbe yea... and cholera lntanturn. 186. In each Bu!l'alo Is maintalnlng Its low death instance, except that ot consumption, rwte. The mortall ty rate for the year tbe deaths have been much less than 1901, Is 14,68 for each thousand, based the number of cases reported. upon an estimated populatlon ot 365.· The various bureaus contribute In000. For the previous year the rate was 14,19. This sbows a fra-ctlonal In· t.".esting facts, The Bureau ot Sanlcrease for last year, probably due to tatioll made during the year 16,676 Inthe fad that the Pan-American Exposl- , spectlons and reinspecU~ns. and abate~ tion drew thousand-s of people here. \ 5,695 nuisances. The Clty Scavenger The non-residents were not counted In removed 6,082 dead animals from the the proportion of death, although the streets, deaths ot non-residents were recorded The Bureau of Cattle Inspection exAs compared with the death rates amlned 4,~31,784 cattle, hogs, sheep and other cities Buffaio 3tlll stands at the calves; seIzed 532. sent to rendering eshead for a low mortality rate, Chicago tabllshments 15,556. . comes next wltb a death rate of 14.68, The DIstrict PhysiCIans .m~de 10,142 which Is practically the same as that of visits, Issued 8,880 prescrIptions and Buffalo. In Brooklyn the rate Is 20,15: in made 45,343 vaccinations. Philadelphia, 19,38: in New York proper, At Free Publlc Bath House No, 1, 19,59; and In Greater New Yorl', 20.61, 8,890 haths were taken; at No.2, there , As compared with Gre{Lter New York, were 14.4,704. then, four more people in every thou~ The Bureau o~ Mercantile Inspecsand die In New York than in Buffalo. tlon made 3,778 mspectlons, according' The total number of deaths In Buf- to the provisions of tbe mercantlle In' falo during 1901 was 5,360, of which spectlon law, Involving a total of 11,307 2,892 were males and 2,468 females, I employes. There were 2,1~8 working More dea.ths occurred In August than certificates granted to mmors, and any month of the year, Five hundred 1,109 applications for certificates were and fifty·one people died during the refused. month. Fewer people died In June; for UnGE ClUARANTll\'E HOSPITAL. that month the total of deaths was, 375. In the above figures a whole year's The Pan.Amerlcan Exposition was work of the Health Depar~ment Is sum- I responsible for an increa.s. in the num· med up, It was the last year of Dr. bel' of marriages. Scores of couples Ernest Wende's term. made the ExpositIon tbelr honeymoon Attached to the report Is a plea for trip and were married here, Du.lng the establishment of a quarantine hosthe year there were 3,448 marriages, pita!. It Is held that the establishment an Increase of 600 over the previous of such a hospital would aid in ma year, :v.tore couples were married in terially reduc1ni! the death rate and October than any otber month: during would undoub~edlY prevent much this month 656 were unlted, Strange as spreading of contagious diseases. Dr, It may seem, this was when Buffalo Walter D, Greene, tbe present Heaith I was in deepest mourning on account of Commissioner, Is strongly in favor of the President's death. In July only 136 the work urged by Dr. Wende and lt is marriages were recorded, I predlcted that the project will find a There were nearly 1,600 more birtlls strong champion In Dr. Greene. ot I I I k Health CommissIoner Wende, in anticipallon ot turning over the affairs of his offlce to Dr_ ("7I'Pftne, his successor today began the I'emoval of his personai effects trom the rooms in the l\,funicipat Building. He said that he had no axett to grind, nothing to say fit the close of his terJn, except to e1C.press himself afoo having perfect cOl1fldencE' 1n the abllilY ot his sutcessor. Dr. ~~ende has beeu Hpalth Commissioner for ten years, I having been appointed by Mayor Bishop and retained bj' Mayor Jewett. The place pays $6,000 a year. I I COURIER, , he fOllowing notice has recently been posted 1n our street ca.rs: Spitting on the noor of this car Is prohibited by law and Is punishable by Q. fine of from $2 to $100 for each offense. Policemen are instructed to 1 arrest and remove from the car any passenger violating the provIsions of thl. Rct. PACKING UP THE PHARAPHERWAL:Cljdij n "UilW&lIJl~ D" Health Comml$sloner. NALIA OF HIS OFFICE PREThis Beem~ to compel the passengers PARATORY TO TAKING to expectorate on the ceilings, windows or conductors of the cars, .;1'" PERMANENT LEAVE. DR. WENDE PACKS HIS TRUNK AND GOES Af .. . I .......... '" ===~==~=~:::::::~~~~~= • ", _' ru e f' un b ~ e i ! il - @;ommifiar , llr. !,lhetne lia! jet! in ben stIDiIet)[aIs f(llatate mil graner @?d',tif! anbrinqen taffen, toelcfje bas 2lusfpuc!en in ben [aIs bei @?!rafe oerfJielen, �. .~'2 .".t . " •••••• , ••••• , EATH RATE OF BUFFALO QU/I?~lS , SMALL - ... ~Ullmnrn = (£" omtteG. HPHOID IN $15,000 lur '!uerathlll] lin IHd. trtn rrforllcrlil(J. rW~~PQ~~ BUrrAL~-A . MORTALITY, BASED ON A 1'01'- 'Iod! $20,OtrO flir I8renlllRlltctull. iTa Vi @tleqentli ULATION OF 365,000. IS z.. / ber ~efletn .SU6enb non bem niuen !tinana ~ C!:omtle be~ SUI~ THOUSAND. bermen ao~eQallenen erften @ll~ung Cl." filQtle 1)1. ben Dr. Franklin if. Gram, Registrar at lllorft~. . the Department at Health. yesterday ""r n'u' It'orhorallOn~ • SU.nlllalt made publlo his .... nual report at the .<J< """" Dureeu at Vital Stallstlea for 1901. ~t elbman Il)eille ben .p.. erren mIl, e£l.e Some lDterc!:'llng figures are contained U 'kll breI a In tbls raport. clearly sub8tantlatlng er ~U biefem SUmle erllla'l. Illor en , the olt·r'pe~ted story that Butralo Is a l)abe er melirete gegen ble @llabt an~ b.ealthy to live In. .tatlstlcs The death rate 'a" nql'nn n'ma"'I' """'abenerfa~f1agen I place tbe marrl~e high. n' UI' I::>UJ \} w~u~~~;, 10 maintaining Its ~ow death ilbemomimn unb milffe bie[elben ba.~er rate, Tbe mortal1ty rate to. the yeadr u'" auf ""tile ber StIager 'u ~nbe fufj ~ 1901, Is H.68 for each thousand, base a UI "': • n • • upon an estimated population at 365,.\ ren' e~ fet be~fJalb nol~lllenblg, emen 000. For the previous year the ralte ""1;Unertreler als C!:or~oralion~ ~ SUn. was lU9. This shows a fractional n- , I::> . . ""I bl . ~re""e for I•• , year. probably due to malt au engagaen, be: :t)lt I::>.a. m the tad tbat the Pan-American Exposl· biefen ~toaelfen netlfJelblql. lllelfplels~ tlnn drew thousands of people here. I . ~ lb . b' m Tbe non· residents were not counted In Illtife fUQrt .pen ue man Ie ",amen the proportion ot death, although the ber folqenben feiner (Hienien an: Oaf deaths ot non·resldents were recorded. . 0 b It' h b' It'" 'ftian A. compared with the death rates at llirone ",an ""ompan'I' Ie ""'In otber cities Butralo .tlll stands at the mlel)anb ~relllin!\ <rom~anlj, SUugufl head tor a low mortality rate. ChIcago ""onn'mann "'ameS ($. C!:ullen bie comell ne-xt with a death rate of 14.68. I \0:} " , ~ , "'hleh Is pracllrully the same as that at !Uarfmal) £anb C!:ompant), ~, ~ub[on Butralo. In Brooklyn the rate Is 20.15; In <m U. u a Philadelphia, 19.38; In New York proper, ;we. . ' . 19.59; and In Greater New York, 20.61. ~as C!:omlle berf~radi .pmn ltelb~ As comrared with Greater New York. , man fein lliefu'" fpaler in ~rlllagung then, four more people in every thou~ UJ 8and die In New York than In Butralo. ~U ~Ie~en. The tot;11 number of dea ths In Buflllom lliebaube ~ lllureau lag bie falo during 1901 was 6.360. or which ,. b "b ~'b 08 00 were males Bnd 2468 temales. !lJhttl)ellung bOt, ao et uon aur M,;;. deaths occurred In' August than SUnfc!)affunfl bon 51:ofJlen fur bie iiffenl~ :~~ 'tl~t~!!n~t ~~'gp?:,eaJ'ierl~~J~~d~~~ lidien @ldjulen erfdjiipfl fei unb oiS month. Fewer people died In June; for aUm @lc!)luB be~ uillcaljafjres filt t~at month the total of deaths was, lllrennmalerial nod) menigf!en~ $20,3'~he Pan.Amerlcan Exposltlon was 000 erfo:betlidj [eien. r.. pon.lble tor an Increase In the num· lllorft~er Illbam gab bern C!:ommiffar ' ber or marriages. Scores of couples .. made the Exposillon their honeymoon bel! llitoaube ~ lllureau ben lRall), fidj trip .. nd were married here. Dudng Auerfl bon bern 9Jlat)or bem C!:omllthe year there were 3,«8 marriages, ' • • aD Increase of 600 over the pre"lous troIlet unb bem @ldja~melfler eme lll~ year ~Iore couple. were married In fdjeinigung ~u ber[djaffen bafl bie btr~ O<tob~r than any other month : during I ",, ' . fl ' ~ ' " b"f tbls month 656 were united. Strange as an'lle I::>umme Illlr IUJ nol'lttlen Iq I I. It may seem. this was when Butralo lliefunbljeils ~ C!:ommiffiir ~r. mlm~ was In deepest mourning on account at b 1,.'1/ b It' '1 '1 b r.. [. CT\ tbe President'. death. In July only 136 e ",I e em ""oml e ml, au em ....,e~ marriages were recorded. patlenten! ber llllaltern Illegen nodj Therp were nearly l.600 more birth. lRe~nunnen im lliefammlbtlraAe bon than d"ath.. The total number of UJ n . births (or the year was 6.924. at which $5,473.23 ~u ceaaI)Ien flabe, allein fein 3.601 were males and 3.323 females. More llielb ba~u me"r bor"anben fei unb bar.. ('hlldren ""ere born last December than.. ' '1 "I , 0 In any other month; the number for uberQau~1 3Ur SUusrollung ber lllla~ this DlOnth was 932. lern Illenigflenil $15 000 trforbttli'" 14.68 Ji FOR EACH ~Ibermann ~. I, ," '-' ~bam IICO MPARISO N I DURING 1901 THE BISO-N CITY HAD 94 FATAL CASES AND NIAGARA FALLS 29. NEARLY ONE-THIR'D AS M'ANY. I t, Jtu: .. noW wh~'1 thfo (lu('stion or n pure w".. pr suprly for !\'Ia.gara, Falls and the maitC'r of U thl" h ere from typhoid ft:'vt'r .rp \IPPf"r:1lQS' in the minds of thl reoplc, a r -gume of the vital stutis.I" • 01 thp {,·t~· o( Bul'falo for 1901 \\'1lI or int re1L T1W bufra n ~. atfsti~, a.s romp!!€'(! h:y b, i He-g ~.r.nr oC Yil.;ll I I ! Tn the report on communicable dis. eaF.t's It Js sbown that consumption has caused tbe most deaths. The number ~IP~~::~: ~~~~ed t~i. c~:a"{hs~'a:ca:;;t r ro 43: typhoid tever. 94; measles, l1 ~.~:>.~~~Ie::ce~~r~b~~m~t l~~~s~~p~io';,~ the deatb. ba ve been much less than the number ot ca.e, reported. The varlQus bureaus contribute in. tere.Llng tacts, The Bureau at Sanlta.lon mado during the year 16,6i6 In· :~~~tI~~~.~~~.~~ln~h:etblr;' a~~~~~~~~ removed 6.082 dead animals tram tho ItTb'!"Bureau ot Cattle Inspectlon examlned 4.631.784 cattle, hogs. sheep anu ~=~~r~~,:':~~:d 1~~~5rnt to rendering es· The mstrlot Physlclans made 10,142 vlsll., l$Sued 8.~80 prescriptions and m de 45.3U vacclnatlons. I At Free Publlo Bath House No.1, I 8890 baths "'-ere taken; at No.2. there were 141,701, Tbe Bureau or Mercantile Inspec. tlon maie 3.77S In'pertlons, according !~.~~rog~~~!~lf~;o~~I~;ea 'r;r~la~~liel ~~1 em.,loyes. There were 2.108 working certificate. (mnted to minors an I 1,10~ npp~'catlon. for certificates were refused. In the above figure. a whale yenr's work or the Health Department Is sum. med up. It "'as the la.t year Of Dr F~t~~~h~~~e'th;e~;'rt I. a plea fa; the estnbllshment or a quarantine has pllal. It Is beld that the establbhment of such Il. ha.pltal "'ould aid In materlally redUCing the death rate and WOuld undoubUdly prevent much "proadln&, 01 contagious disease. Dr ':" Iter D. Greene. the present Realtl; lorn: I sloner, Is stron"ly In favor "t t • wo :, urged by Dr. Wende and It Is .r.~' te I that tbe project wilt nnd a strong cbamplon In Dr, Greene. , ,tltn. ured dn '( hasllS of 3!)I).OOO POPulation and Nlo.gll'll F Is ha, nl,out 2~,OOO. no fur· th "'r a:"gl fll' nt 13 nC'ed(>rl t~) pn)\"'~ that ~larm1ng. 11' an nt-tiPf} on the lnortnllt:r l'eC'01"(]s ~nys : tl'K' Com"1 r B\:traJn Is llt:lint'lining it!" l()'\y' de>n.th rs.tf' 'l'ht" mortalIty l'at~ for the year ]9U1 Is H.fi\ fot" each thou5a~uJ, bnsed upon an (·~t mated !1opulalion of 365,000 For tht:' pn:>\1C'us year the rate w l~ 14 1!J. Thl"3 ~h()ws a frac-tional in· ('reltS A [01" thf:' la..c:;t veal'. probably <1Uf" to the tact that the Pan-American Exposition drew lhou~and~ of peope her'e. The non-r(>,~d('nt!'; 'WE're not f'ounted in I the proporllon Corporallon ('ounsel Feldman apPtl!el: be-rore the committoe on finance lui nl~bt and said that tbm "'e" "'enl actioDs pending against lhe city In ~hleh he had Le~n attorney tor the complab.. ant and that now It would hardly be WI tor him to represent the city In tbe ~ after acting as counsel for the otber Alderman Adam suggested that a ,00( way out 01 It WOuld be for )!r. r,l!mu to Impersonale Dr. Jekyll .nd llr. H1Io .!u. aad In Ih., "ay appear lor both lid ... ~lr. Feldman explained that on btha!' of Lho Oak Grove Lanri Compa1l1 10 Christian Weyand Brewiog Companj, A . guat Sonneman. Jamf.'8 E. CUllen, &ul W. Bailey, .\. Judson WeU. and the Ptrl. ""ay Land Company he had brOulht IC. tiOOR a,ainst the (,j'Y In tax prow:~!- "The ( fly demurred _" said llr, Feldman, "and 1 WAS SUCl'l'068[Ul. I have withdraq I as counsel. but i: ,..·ould bardly be fs!r tor me to fske 119 lhe cHy's end now AI.. oth('r important acllon tbat Is pentn, Is that of I hI! Gunning System apj",rt the hoard of fire commissioner&. "l& Gunning pPl')rJle E~cured an InJunrt,'o; against the ('ommtssionen to prnnt them from re-ml)ving certain sign. o! lJIe I u./ lTerner lag bem <romite cine lRedj~ nuna filr bie SUu~be~nung ber mlaffer ltilun~ bi~ auf bie l.llan ~ SUmerica; l1leIdie aUf $4,024.96 Iaulete f olllie bi~ non ber m OY • ' Q; v~n • «meman ~~~ofition ompant) fut oer lllusfleIlun~ gelieferle~ mlaffer im llianlen $173'1'7 15 ',n,. ~ ' bOt, Illelc!)e bem ~mflorentallje bet ~u!!flequn~ fdjon Iangfl aur llleAleiUJung uberf anbl Illorben Illaren aIldn ' noc!) nidjl bon biefen beooa"'I'1 III ben ftnb UI e or. SUlberman Illbam [djlu~ be' b' f @tIe t " ' t b' n I te et m ~ n"el ~or, Ie @llabl [oll bon ber van ~ SUmetlt)an ben noc!) nor~anbe mlafTer- unb nen " - . l~uerme'lrfdilaudj fau. ftn unb btefe lRec!)nunq bafilr bon ber mlaffemc!)nung in 2ro~uq orin en bmn ban ftc iQr llitlb aUf oie lRedin~n ' efttdballfen "Illerbe, baau fei Aat feine SUIll!~ t) nor~anben. I In Phlla<le:\lh:a 1J••S; In ~"W York pr pp.r 19.ri9; 'find in Grea.ter !\ew York 20.6L A~ compared with Great~r ~p.w York, thf'n. fonr more peopl(' in every t_housand die in ~ew York than in Buf£O.I~ fal~ I 'fl- ~ t ~pl numb~l' of tleath1"; in Buf fa i) during 1901 W;.lS 6360, of which ~S92 were rna.lf's an(1 246S femnlf?'.S". :\IorC' death~ (we-lilT d. in August than any month of Lhp yenr. FIY~ hunrlred ancl fifty-nne pI'ople diC'd durtng- thf' month. Fewer PMpl(,~ died in June, fot" <that month. the ti,.tnt or ueaths was 375. 1'h"... P1.n-AmpriC'an Expn~ition 'W'RS r~!'!)(,n"'l Ie fOI' an in{'r(>3~e in the num~ her of mnrt'lngec:. S COl·(.g of ("ouple~ mar1.~ P"Cpo..~itlon thp their hon<:>ymoon trIp ann were lnnrMerl there. During the )'t".11' 'tht?'l'Co w.·reo 144~ marriage$'. an Inl'n'as ~ of iiOO O\'el' Ult~ Tn"e\"io\1~ ypar. ~Ior'llo ('onplp~ were rn.'ll'1 Ie'(] in Octobi">l than 81n" otlter month. During this mO!1th In£; wer unit< ,I. ~trange a~ if ma~~ 'iPfml th:l~ WItS when Bl1t'fn.lo wn~ in dE-eT~~t nlfHl ning on ac('ou nt of' thf' Pn.~sirlfont'q d~'1th. In .July only 13f rnarJ'lng'~ w£re rPCOrtlell. The-"'~ w~re n.·n ~lv 160fl 1nOl'e- 1 irth~ than d~nths. ~l'hp. ~ t, Lal nu~nbc'r of blnhs,tot' the Yt".t.r '\H~ (Hl:2'1. ot' "'hidl 260\ weI" ftllt'LI1'~ cl HI :~:t~~ [\·mn~~. ~tnr~: ,·hil.. i:-on \\1-J e- " "lorn 1.. t ~(e'1"1h{ I' thar in 'In:r othE'r (.n h. 1.'he nUTIlher for 'hi~ rnon th wns ~3:!. ]n th •• !"(>POt-t nn t·nnt.1l1un.kabl(' ~lig­ 0 et:"s'eS it eh \\'0 tJ"l :.d. consumpl (.l "la.~ nUn. 01 the lIn Jst rleu.Lh!-:. The l"lum· l'~r (f ltt'"1 h9 'ronm rtg C.::tOl<;'I~ Woila 4';':!. nllHlth .(lo~ l 1 ll·i rlC'flths; st'''l-rlc:· f"\"t- 4.~ t~ 1'1' ~It "nC'tl.....::loi 1i and h n{, n fi. 1n 'P;.\ h I' stanCt? Xl' l'" ("lIn'\1 p£1l'O l.,l.: n n'llu<'h h·s~ th:l1l I the .1 .llh h i "to th'" nUl1d, " of ,'1F i'j: ,.. port ~~l. ~'BS sol he contronted with the U$! t: He countlnued as counsel tor aU on. rllenl! but I've decided not lo, 1111:1 MT. Cuddeback can carry on tIM w cases. I would Bug,est 81 eouDul Mr. Jack80n In the Gunning cUt . . lawyer 'WeU versed in municipal In. "Who would you suggest!" aaked Alderman Adam, • Lhat "Mr. Quackenbusb or Mr. O'lIoll!!, said Mr. Feldman. "~!r. Qua,kenbusb would be .11 . \1' "I said Alderman McEacbren. "I would like to have it undentocr.' li I'm here on other bu~lne$s," &lId K: Quackenbush, who happened to b6 • hand wben his name ",'as mentioned. "Be frank no,\\'," 5ald Mr, fr]dIII. "anu admIt that you were here labQlI lor tbe job." Q "However, I'll be fair with Mr_ - J enbusb" sald )tr. Feldman lat!'r, ~ dlda', know a tblng ab~,ut hi. nl!ll . log proposE'd BS counsel. .: was declde-d to conter furthrr . the Corpora tIOD Coun~el. ec!t!J' The bureau of buildIngs 5e~~~ :'~;Ja it nleallon to the e!Yaet tbat $., or death, although th,' of nOI1~r['si<1enL<:; were rE"C'Or(led. As ('onlJlaretl with the d<"ath rates of other <"ilie~. Buffalo ~till mand~ fl t the head fot" a low mortality rat{". ("hleago C'omes n\~'{t wi h .n cle. .lth ratp of 1·1.68, whlC'h 1~ prae lC'nlly the ~me a.s tha t or nuffalo. In Brooklyn the- rate I~ urJ We were unsuccessful iA company action , but it has been taken to the Com of Appeals. ~!r. Ja.ckson acted tor 19 ctty In this case, but I would Bugrrm h: he be allowed counsel, tor it I. I nIT important case and wlll be earf ! through aU the courts. It would bt Ia· proper for me to act a!f his counseL W\a Junge I...au~blln became CorporattlJft Col • death~ • <:>eo l1€'ty~ at'f> the (>on.llt1nnR I ,>,." Frank 1 jn G11----". bow that dut-in~ thn year rhE're ha ve bet"l1 ~t U(·atil~ from typhoid fl \ t~I"_ In t f; atisties fnr thI~ city, as' ft1rn .... t hy JI(>.t1th Officer :lleeh3n. antI JHlhJjS~i.f'd a few days ago, the dN1Uts 11"~ from typhoid during thf' )'t:'1lI' WPI'" 2'. nUl,rly a thll'u of tht number In Hutrnlo. \\'hf>n It is ('onsld· t·red thf'.t thtl Buffao ~t~tisti('s are fl~· SUudi ~t. lli~erf)ieIt bon SUI~ berman Illba'iilOen[elben lRalI), Illie ber lliebauoe . lEommiffat. ~a~ <romite oefdjloB aber, bie Illu~~ gaoe bon lllonb~ im lliefammlbetraAe bon $122257.19 'um "'au b'r U,,,,.' _ 'Co." ' • 0 .:0 '" ... IJIC[ ... urudunq ber ~ne lllalin an lllan lRenf. ftlaer @llr. aU eml>fe~len. ~abon muli aber qenannte llla~n ~ C!:om~aAnie ber @ltaot $77,758.45 ~utilc!beAa~len I ~e~ nom [om~lrolIer aUr !Utllfung ber llludjer unb lRedjnun~en in feiner unb ~er @llablfdjal!meifter!! ~ Office enqa~ltlen (!netlen lllembid erlaulite ba~ Q;omile cine llletnu"lung bon $10 <I-' " n . \Jtr ... aA, aIlem nttfJl meI)r al~ 3Uram ~ men $250 '>' ~t Ltl~ti(,5 (~ I t. HIM-THE SMALLPOX OrTBR&.!! WILL COST CITY $15,000. , I 11111 be necessary to buy coal~~n~~~Pof thf j public Gchools tor the re ttrlbutl"l winter. The shortage. was f a be cr,l; l:f tho. Increase In the price 0 t in the cut In the estimates tlas~i:~: .!iU! "The ""81' to go abou t , nita!!' derman Adam," Is to ha~~map~lleraa signed by the Mayor, the tal put: the City Treasurer. Then 1f' ueon It." II 10 Tbls will be don. lbo t~: Board 01 A!-' mattPr to he passed Y I .n,.;h! sal! t~t Commf:;SioDe1~ ~;e:;I~emftl~:iI dermen on llondaY. Heallh on account of the sma p I03l tbe a~ were noW outstanding a~ 413!3. at ", ment 10 tb.I~~~~: ~[ "auld eo~ 11$1 ured tbat ~ I tbe ,mlJlpC1 1d ,16,000 to take care 0 e tor!" "Wbat·s .11 tbl' mon Y Aldf'rman Adam. hal't'I tD~ped 1." "Woll, we havE" to "We b:tff .,J ot said the commIssioner. 1 to bG~ t th~m noW who havO to go DYou let M e and nod these cases. it ~1 1!1 ,<;1: ~~;'to hide them on ~s.:dW' ",,- From. m~~~erbet:8 !!~ ~yerY pIa: e;~ easY look unBetort 'W~ get tbroUg~ u 1)1 s- •• .. them. bough every boUse 1 Ing to go I r " lected district. ...,blng thO chi<!; .... =:- "Are you sttll se~.. asked !Idr:~ coops for smallpo:s:. :Jt. Bel,er. .. Id the co mmlnl /. "Even' pla.ce. sa vised Dr G~ Alderman Adam ad ed bY It' ~ ~I hRr. a cerUftcate sJ~be CIII ~, thn t.he comptroller a~de9 and that ~"'" as the charter pro' t tbrou!b t)f amount would be seD ".. mltt.e. Ittee decided In I>~ "" The cornm t bonds (or til ~ Buing $1~Z,267 19 s~bwaf undtr structlo: t~c~eat Van Ren~r:~. flpe( He has pas a nrl Goo t ' ' Rall roa 758 46 Is to be pa . 01 tbls $71, '1I oad cOUlpany. I ':'om Ity bY tbe ra r '5 ~:ltf c comptroller Heer... a!~~ Is ,t ~".. I *. Be:ed~;roPtroller ••C r.-f · Accountant tbe books I~ t ;00k5 01 the C. & ' .. '. '. pla('~d on ('~ e Voas approved...,~ ' .. tbe people1"~!'f!"l & _ t the City . ~ ~ aTInI a~~~olutlon prO~~te~ ID U UUITal. ftc" sball • COft t '10. dar, ~FI work (' an $2J1). not. coet more t~te In tbe U i tion will B~~~I a.mountIDg' be. (j~ I A water tE'D~loD bUl po H' a plpe-e:tch had been l~ f:lPfol 024.~6 W I an Pox P l's.n./,-IIlt'r r and l"el but paymE'nl e the 11S 1 it: urer s om td Adam knoW sa Cf\me bp. ror I rcferre\~Or ScC ? .. h~he(" to sue ren and the n'Jh1' it p1d( rr Ll"0_,,"ev. compt\D)". It ... all "' •• thJnklDI I sidf'. b.d :"I .I:-lrliH! .b. ~D �,...,...1he' osltiOD gro un.ll ~ers reported In I The ('ommttteP on ee h the constru c favor ot going ahead it r Ae'Wer ~'btch tlon of tbe nnmp!hl~-~~r 8~ltS a.nd tn.ter fir t had been dela) D to tear up the on Rccount ot an objectl~tDeriCRn Exposlstreets during the Pan-· lioD. chairman or the Al,lerm:l.n WedekIDd~, lidiDgs, managed commlttE-e on pubIJc U ben be called the to "et a Quorum, but" und tbat be hAd me-eting to ordt·r he 1f~ a11 the paper ot forgot lh~ box In wb C He ",'ent. downlhe commit lee IR kept. the City Clerk's statrs to get. the bOX fro~ the members ot office. "'hen he returne takeD to make up his C'ommlttrE' had beeD lttees on finance a quorum on tho corum and E;('Vfcrs. . / BUSY SESSION. vlCRC'lal Ald erman ic Comm ittee on Finance Too k Up ~everal lmportant Matters- Sewer Comm ittee Met, 1 Tf.~~~Dlr citu~ OD 6DRDCe had n lengtby f'le~!'lon last ulght. The rntlon cOlln&,l Dr PCDI cd betore it and COTP O- aBk~u. to han~ an olSsbta.nt nppohltt.,d to Laud e 6e.rrnl cn~es III which be bud pllrtlclpo.tc~\l RS Attornt')- to\" the plnlntttr. The ~U~[ Gro\"" Jio.'\ud Com puny, tbe l"brlstinu WI"')und Jjrewlni:" compauy, AUgU8t Sounemall, JRm('s g. Cullen, ERrl ,Yo Halle)', ..A. JudfOon ',"l'IIS nnd the I'nrli.wn)· Land Compl1U)S.ODlC time ago Instituteil tnx proce~dlllgs against tbe clts,and tb~ l)r(>scnt corporat:ou counbel wab TE'tnlned to lake cbn.rKO ut be cases. He !'nJd tbnt, tbcrctor~, be rtiil not titlnk It would be qult(> tnlr for blm to rep· resent tbe city ntter hftdnll ueeD counsel for tbe other tolde. He recommcndNJ that James S. QuoC'kenhnsh he nnmed to tnkC' bold ot tbe cluses. '.rhe matter wn~ not dcC'hled. Tbe burenu ot bulldlnis ~('nt n communl('I\tlon to the ct.nlu..itlce btuttng tbllt ,:.'O.t)()O would be ne(·e!r.lory to buy ("onl to supply tbo public f.C'boois tor tbe rcmalnder !)t tbe winter. On the Sug~cstlon ot Alt!. Adam, It was <1e-C'llled to dctpr nctlon until 8. eer, tlllcate tllgue>d br thl' mayor, the comptrlllleT Qnu thl' trenfurer WDij prebcnted to the committee. Tbe same actloD was taken "With reg:ud to Il. commuulcntlon rcc..t"E'ti froUl HeD.l~h (,omm'ss'eRSF ' ~~fue. Eltating tbot t pnrtment hlld9" outstanding ngalDst It t or $.1,473.23. 'fht! ('omnllitee Yotecl to rpport In ta,')r ot Isqulng .,12:.!,:!ji .l0 In houd~ tor tbe construction ot thp subwny uDder thp Erie tracks In '''an nf'n8~~loer stT('et. Of rbilt 6um ~ii.758.4;l ,,"111 l)(' ll:lhl bnck to tbe dty. The- C'ommtupp nppron'd Comptroll p r Hecrwngeu's r eco1U1D(>udntlon tbat E>:.pert Ac('ol1ntant BenedlC't {'onttnuc his (>xn.minn· tlon ot tbe buoks or the comptrol1er's otnrc. Tbe two nnpnhl J·IlD~Am(>rl(':1.D hl1l~. one tor $17.317.1::; nnd onc for ~4,024.0ti, came 1",tor e the connulttPt' and were retrrred to the corporation ('oun6(>\. The commlttee on public bulhllngs did not nll'{'t. Tbt! commlttf!e on scwers reportNl In t a,'or ot (:,olng ahend ".. Itb th(' <:onstrudlon ot the llRWllsblrc·ll'erry str, sewer. • E~===~ "'!I er lR e-v e th~ bf'st in- terests or the department at beart; It W is a !\taft to which pet ty bkkerin~ or tbe h'CJse at toe :: : uUPlli d btlls In and 1hen turnlllg in payml'ot. nt"w ('umm a!=sodnted with him han I ilnd jealousIes ,,,ere forelg-n: a happy family. 8!"i it wer€', and he knew ll~ m~mbt?"r!" would continup to "ork hand In h,lnd ror the greatel' suc('e~s of thE" depa rt 1l1£-n t. OTHERS WHO SPOKE. DR. GREENE'S DINNER I Ht"u hh lo mm ls ... Jou t" r B-n t f' l"lahl("d t h (" it (" aJth Ph Y Mi ('tnns at th e J~iiyjf/o?-z-.s Other ~p('ak(-n'. who assured Dr. lTIMES._ Greene of" their loyalty tv him and t(} the dty'~ interest~, were Dr. ,"Yl11iam I t;,.alth (omml,.8ItlDl~r Wtltp(';. Urpf'o P G. Bls~e-l1. heao o( the department of I t'otf'rtn1nr.l -h<.- nwrubrrs of hi'.. M.tr at a bacterlolog)-j Dr. Thomas Carpenter Clf hlnl"h.'lln In!"'! py~nlnC" lit th .. (;Pnt'Sf'f! It the samp denartment, Dr. Franklin r ;~a~ .1 ('oml'lIm"Ulun \linDt'\" gj\"E'n b) Dr Gram. l't"'gl~trar ot "ital stat1stic~; ,n'PIlP 10. thl"' nWTDhf>r 1\( hi .. Rtatr anf) Denn Wilson. chief of the bureau ot plumbing; Dr. \Vllllam H. Heath. Inalll,llt 40 gut>~tl!i t\ I'rt> rrrsent Among lbf"11l spector of Coods and drugs: Dr. George Wf'rp t hI"' ('If~ pb.\·"ldnDs- [}J.'ti. G. F ,'Olr F. Cotto dl.trlct physIcian; John Ra~t. H. ('. (;rf'(>llf'. A. \Y. Bf1rll~~. G ". l.t>Whi: rhlef cattle inspeclllr: Dr. Frederkk .1r .. Hpl'mnn K HI" li-nlut. "'llIIam Hod· Willard. sanitary Inspector; Dr. D. J. dlt'k. GPM.C"f' R. ::;learn" nod E. (' \Y al Constantine. inspectn1' of tenelnent ~r"rr: Hr .... Hpath Rnel 'IRY, ('lprk "nu,," hou!'e~: 'V. B. Brenner, sanitary In..•. hn,.ldPl" find thp t\ hfllf' ~{ntr of pmplo\e!09 speetor; Dr. Bebee of th£" in\'estigatlng ~pr-N·1t lUaklng followC"'ll tbl' dlnul"'!" IIQ'" . ~tarr. and Clerk Leon S. Barnard of • , s;r"nf"ral enl'd Ilm(> waR hlld hy thosf" fir • the yltal st;ltiStiCS bureau. ru.t. Others present were'; Assl5tant Cattle Inspt'ctor Henry :Murzert; Assista.nt Plumbing In~pectors John J. Bayne. rharle~ 'Yebste-r, ""'"illL.lm ~~hitE'. Peter Lynch. John ~IcGurey~ Sanitary Inspectors J. ,Yo Van PeY1lla. Frank B. ~merln~..loseph H. Cosley, Genrge F~l­ lows. G~urge Diebold; :ro.1i1k Inspector O .. e D eat ••. / ."... "'. B. May. 111. D.; Stenographer Stephen W. Bateson; Night Clerk Floyd Small-pox fi gA. Doate: Laboratory .\ssislantJ' Doured v€'ry muC'h tn the sl("knesB or B ufnald Gordon, JOHeph L. Riltllng. Phlltp falo as recorded In the records ot the Buettner; DI.l1·lct PhysIcIans E_ A. Health Department. During DeC'ember FIsher. H. K. DeGroat. W!11lam Hod· there waB but one death. B u t tht"'TP. dIck. G. R. Steal ns. A. W. BayUSs. and was a lot of vaccinations and Aor~ the follo\"\'ing pxtn.l employes connectarms. Dr. G r e ene ! ays tha.t t h e totRI '" ed wIth the department; Dr. WrIght. as agal n l"l t tho se. Dr. Gl'osm, Dr. "\Vheeler. Dr. !'t1cCar.l death s tor ihe mon t of 1ut yt'ar tor t h e same mont h W f'r $ hy and lIIortimer McGill. dlslnfeet!)f: 446 to 409. Owing to the preva1E:'llce or small-pox in the ctty there wer E' 8.76: persons vaC'cinated. thr number in t hf" eIght general dIstrIcts beIng. 635. 206. 61 8. HpaJth CommiRsJoner '" hi LC .....J2:.. 982. 460, 260. 406. 428. 1.600. 354-& t ot a l o~ ... , .............. ...... . Grt'fi.'ne celebrated his apPOintment to ........ . 5.999 . Some people lake to the Homeopa.thl c t h at Important post last night by bant reatment and are not forced to t a ke queting the attaches of the ctty's th e aUopathlc or electric system . ot~ Health Department at the Genesee. Buch 1.600 wer e vaccinated on the E."a~t Covers were laid tor forty-two perStde and 364 on the Wf"st Stde. maki ng a s:ons. to ta l of o nly one less t h lUl 6.000. It was a thoroughly informal affaIr. Spitting, Smallpox. .Th€'rE" were reported 114 cases DC dlph the ne,,' Health C'ommlssiuner taking th e ri a 'ann 277 of small- pox. At IHlbIlc this opportunity tn gather his suborEditor Buffalo Express:-I am glad to batb -h ouse No. 1 4.564 t ook hath. a nd at s Inaugurated his llinates tog·l.~ther fur a "heart~to-heart" see that Dr. N o.2. j,697 wer e accommodated. talk with them relat":e to the o.ffairs first term Of e i the sanitary deof theIr sevel'nl departments, and that partment by a disposition to conduct n he mi~ht, aJ=> their ("hief. extend to them cru~ade against evll-splttE'rs in publtc _.. ., , ... " his hearty good wlshe~. places . . 1Ye have had crusades against Dr. Greene's a~sl8tants in thC' Health tmagmed germs nnd microbes (and God Department will be practically the wot what ('16e beside!) during the sever, . ..... . samE" as WtOre those of Dr. \Vende. On al administrations or bis predecessor, February l~t Dr. George F. Cotl will but none, pe-rhnps, quito so harmless. and ... ... .. ................. rettre as a di~trict physician. His re- possibly advantageous as this proposed tfrement l~ voluntary. and aside from one or Dr. Greene. Let us commend him, this change, thL' health corps uf thi' then, In that respect, tor this spitting ill b th 1 h bablt is one or the moet disgusting and No Cause For l-Vorry. pr esent year w e e same as n t fi. discreditable at abuses tbat prevaIl iD past. Tht!)" are all men trained to the-if" various positions, and the good health our midst today. There should be ne exPle who have been worried a bout which Buffal", has t"njoyed for many I cu~e made tor the perpetrator ot it In t mallpo;<; epIdemic w!ll perh a p s b e ypars pa~t is due in no small mea~ure public relation. It may be a physical Into their general etllclency. firmlty. Indh'ldually consIdered. but It 10 su ri~(,(] to know that the re-port of ~"hell the Cigars hat.1 bet.'n pn~5P\l so abomtnabl and aft11ctlve as to render the Department or H ealth for D ecemaround. Dr. Greene. who sat ~lt the it a positive public offense. bE-'r shows that smallpox Is on€' of the head of the taole with Dr. Edward But let it Dot be supposed Ihat thIs Clark, the a~sfstant he-alth commi~::::ion-I nbuse Is confined princIpally to the worksmallest -causes we ha,'e fo r w orry over er. on hit; right ann rhief Clerk GUA iog classes, tor it Is not. For that motthe public health. Schneider on hi!-; lett, arose and ex- ter, to the best of my knowledge (and pressed the delight which It gayp hIm I travel a good deal OD t be street rallDurIng the whole thIrty-one day s ot fO haye hi~ ('oile-ugueR in th'e < He-81th II w"S,y). the worst offenders are men who December there was b u t o n e dea~h on Dppartment about him on an oeca- should know better-men who are well Rion ot this :::;ort. 1-Ie had gi"\·en the dressed and who pretend to be clv1l1zed, a('count ot smallpox. which Is truly :linner. he .said. tor the purpose of be- l.Jl nd yet who have. seemingly. no BCrurE"markable. as this disease ·tvas ~ up­ romlng even better al"fluainted with ~le9 at all a.bout making beasts ot them· ('arh other. 8(>]\,e8 on the cars or wherever they dare 'posed to be epIdemic ea rly i n t he last perpetrate their disgusting oftense. or give month. I S FR I EXD OF ALL. way to their Bo-call('d phvsl~al inflrmit)". AUf] quite ottPD the conductors thE'IDAgaln.t the one dea t h from smaU· They met, he ~ald, a~ a. big ha.ppy selves are almost as bad 8S the CODpox, there were 8 deaths fro m m e as le~, familY, as men enga,::;-ed in the 5am~ ducted. I have seen conductors spit per~ ~ort of 'work, or in work tributary to siatently from start to finish ot their 30 from diphtheria, 7 f r om scarle t fever. each other. He wanted all of the men utes_Jt not actua.lJy In the cars, at all and 10 from typhoid tever. under him to un(ler~tand that In the vents, on and off the rear plattorm. Health ("ommlssloner they all han a And these are the men who are expected The.e ftlr\lres show that otber com· friend. and on~ who would 5Itand by to a.bate the nuisance. them and uphold them in their work. m u nicable diseases are tar more d.lnIt is a great farce. Let anyone 'Who It. In his belief. they were honestly doubts the veracity or my statement gcrous than small pox a b out Which strIvIng for the best Interests of the travel on an East Side car--say, on a Wlllt h ere has been m u ch unnecessa.ryworry~ department. tam Atreet or a. Broadway car. Again, let "I flatter myself." he ~nld. ··that you ,him take n Niagara. Falls ea r ly morninlt The repor t s h ows 39 deat hs trom pul~re nil my rrlt!nd~. J workpd with you ,car Into th~ city, and see It he can find nonnl'y consumption, 50 t rom pnpu~ as assistant health commbsloner, and D. spat. the fioor or which is not polluted you were all loyal and true to me then, by tobacco juice and toul excr(>tlons! J Inonla. nnd 17 from bronchi tis, whi ch in' and I have every ren~on to beltpve thAt reppat, th'~IJ, let us be glad that Dr, dicates tbat t h e publlc hea lth Is mo~ yuu will lend mp every assistEtnce in Greene hac proved himself alive to thr tho en:ort "hlch I shall make to care noisome abuse; and letl us pray that ble endangered because at the po.!<lblllt) for and watch oV"r thp hp:tlth (\f this otllelal zeal t hroughout hi. term maT be of con tracting a sever e cold t h a n fro m great city" Ie .. n otable tor qulxotio t llt. ot the na · He cnmpllm('nted lhp rltf:Pl"'"pnt deture of hi. predece.lor than for the aIr'.1os t any cause. partment~ on the go('lo work they have done In the pa~t. He was certain that abatement ot eelt-evld.ent abuses and the d£"partment~ wer ... all bdng car~-I Dulsances. And this reminds me that we hear next fully looked nftPf. and assured hIs subordInates that he had every faIth In to nothing now or that smallpox epidemic! How does thIs bappen? Can It be them to perform as good. If not better. that It ever really prevalled, or Is it that work In the future thnn they had pe-rIts terrors were mor{l imaginary tban formed In the pa.t. He telt certaIn justified? Perhaps its evil sbades were that In promoting Dr. ('Inrl{ to the a~­ amply propltiatE'd by the sacrifices ot its Mrs. Evelyn Robinson Promoted Hif'Otant commbsionershtp he had the approbation of e\"ery man tn the Health I tore shadowed victims! At all events, there are stll enough arms in slings more by Health Comm issioner Dppartment. lIe then called upon Dr. tban to proprltiate the purely prospectClark. Ive vl~itatlon of such an evil power! It r (,O " PL nI El\T '1'0 GREEXE. may b~ that a considerable portion at the Dr. Clark Eald he had been In the modlcal fraterntty tor whom there are ~:lr,\ll. Evely obln.son has been n.p t about 10,000 In tbis cIty and ID the Imhf'!alth serYire tor a good many years mediate suburbs), who may lament an)' pOinted InsPi' or of factoriE'"s and mp r-, and was l"InUgfled that, with Dr. Greene palpable de('ltoe or zeal on Dr. Greene's cantlie esta.bl shments by Health Comat thE" heild of thp department, and with the pr£"sent very etncient staff part In such relation, but I am quite sure missIoner Greene. When )om. lI ary that the public will baye occasion to re- Laughlin dled some weeks ago the place "el'v(ng under him, the health of ButTajoice if he DersistB In giving us a rest on became vacant and ~rrs. Robinson no w 10 would nllt ~ut'(er, He paid a fine such account. E. R. ts promoted from the place of ....s1st C'ompliment to thp ~plendtd work which Buttalo. Jan. 18tb. ant. Sbe gets $800 a year salary. H er the nflW commif'Osloner has dune in the asslstant, Mrs. Am! GoodwIn, whose Health Dep.utmenl in years gone by, appointment was announced in the and aSJ'ured hi...; ('hlet thal he and lhe ="EWS last weel<, gets $500 a year, other member~ ot the Rtaff wouIrt gh'e • him their hearty nnel loyal support Henlth CtlmmlsRioner Greene, in ca.ll ing on ("hlpf (·lt~rk Rrhnelder for ":-;ome ~mall remarks," )"t"Cen'f'd to that }{nown official n~ "n man witllnut whom the dppartlllent couldn't be run, a man w hmn he hoped would Il\'p' foreyer so Il"olth thnt th~ Health Pepnrment mIght <"ontinue tn h'l\·p t he benefit o( his \\'15dum and good chf"('r." New Health Commissioner Invites All the Employes of His Department to Gather With Him at Feast. lot I ~ ~~t~HE CITY'S HEALTH GOOD I rlO.~';l t~ve Plans For Keep!ng the Record of Buffalo at the Same Hicrh Notch As in the Past, Are Among Topics Discussed. 9JfiMf r . I> ~~~~::~rEH~~~~~~~~~:I~::~: I I~ IMES. I ..... .. . ............ . .. I .... ......... .. .. . .... ...... . ~ , £ I I I I ____ ~ From ......... ............... •• 1 1 • • • . 1 . ' •••• • • • • • • • " • • • • • • • • • • • "I • • • • • • • • • ----= /' / NEW APPOINTMENT. )'Irs. Nettie Gary. who was two or three days ago appointed assistant In· Fpector of mercantile establishments by Health Commis!IIluner \V.. D 9 e, 11.l8 reconsidered her acceptance of the position and dec'lined the armointment, and Dr. Greene has named 1\11"'5 Ami G GooQ't\'yn In her stead. ...... ... ... .... ......... . .......... .... ......... .................... ..... . ...... . I II - --- NEW INSPECTOR NEWS. Of fACTORIES. I jo"t':J.l4G.....~-- wen-I Mr, Schue-ide!'" ~::l the H~alth rlean of the Department. hE' ha\'ing- ~er\'· d it c.l1ntinuou!ily s'nt:e 1885. I as;:"u d �thiS big <')t, Institution Is Dr. Allf'k('r's. "The oeM IIll'ltilut'on of itR kind in the lountry," hl'." will tcll YOU \\tb D.lnlou.lUle a~ JII' pride "orrldol: walks '\\tth the big \'Oll flll\\n InCltitution lha t bur "1\11 dtlf"'" like Ph l lJ.dpir,;"lia and 8t I .. ouls would. proud tc owo. '. Thpr, nr, m, tht matlcal mind" ue Ih.d. the arler th ·Ir owners haH! rntltlo ,\ t!l'H' ·)C III~Pf'CI101, or n group or hulltlings Ilk th(' city hl)flIlHnl. would be able, t" dc- Cact tllat Dr. •D<k hp. ,ntered ··H.uo J':Il'rih A eX:1(!t1\' jnst WhE'Tf' IIH' dltTl.fl'lt Ijwated ,lnd tnr \\ hal pU71>USfI~a"h o[ th.' sl'veJ:l1 building:J 1::1 'h' 1 'TIl(' \'i~dll'r wi 0 ArWlll on~ lTIr.rnlUJ; 111,31'" Il~l wu,k hU.lti)..s 110 such mal:~CJll.lll, •.\I \\artl~ lire mind. But ~ht' ,'non hoast Impressions and ,me ot tlt nl~t thl'F;(' Is .hC1' a rrspon Dr. AnckC'r lip .1 11Ight of 1": .urow t "'1''4 ht ni('l( un thC' OIl! 'klr's I)t ~hat ~h;dn' d 11 sm:dl am'phithr It .. '. ,aoltr on Naturall this .. ard. lines on m r~1 ~ II ~f'~ll or whl h W~\'"' <'C'c::J·,e.l b\' Ulun )I' Womlln. »"W:1 ,,'~. thf'ro Vias 0 group .)( whltc--ctpp' ,i wtlman nrtl~(''-l. lhT('t' c.loCI()r~ unrl n. m.lie Jlurs€". The mal IJ!IJ"£C" \... ·H unl· lorrnt:'d In \"'hjtp and he W,lrp. 1 whl[(~ l'ap nn hls !wad II" was hiJldmJ; thr f\'er\" a u' a womatl-\\ 'LO pst!Cr1"{'-J, children Ima" parttru! 3'1)" h), kinq- Llld der.ee of C reUeve mur \\ 18 "Jt I. tJelJ, " on I .. It(Llion• •\ ~l d ! ! n il.d. ~o"ng wnman I'I',(!" fut t.,.t,· ho :1~ nd whl~l)el',: it·, .l in <-Iltll th('11 k;lIll'd at I8t (ures. tbe 1~'llig on a lung narrow (..1.1,1..:'. 'f\ilP w.lman':! l)Otly wu~ part!)· nUrlt" J rt.·r f.let was hit'lden. L\'fdt I1tl~· an "ll"nlll)11 litis Just bl'c-n pt'rforml"t1. .\ m'tU :'iLl :1(1 ug h ~ side the bodr w, Lllklng l It"nJ "Illy. "'hat he t;ai(J SN mt>d Uk,. .l (1'1 •• ." jum' hie o( tC'('hnff'.'[ t.-rms. bm l" I kl lI~ it wJ.s intliligible 10 the men amI wom,·" f;('ateli 3:tlJund htm. There "POlO:;: til or somE' p('netraJHl~ drug' in th,' Il' 1.l..i nobodv ~e€mf'>ll to mind, Xelth( r '1,~ th, gha~tl}' lookillg lh. (.i\ 011 thl: ta III' ,III', t {>(1 eon ;'us pink t (Iont of I culJlurt Is m.ld<!ll tr mo~l \ h lei 1'~()lIowm;' t:he- found l'I"a~1 ed I£SIk' \0 dI II iim('l'OW" I" tlH~ ('link. "Ith ell d '\Pl' sturh"nt. Vc'~ 1'1":' RPfl,) Is w',rri. ~n those li~hL'IS. hilt if IHdn'~ ~ ''l1 t liJ imprc:,,~i~e \\ .. rk ~"mo of 111, hadJ'1 ('~, II lh,· 1,·0J.. ',f .It'(>I"JOI 1(."\\' it all J.H'l.'. 1n ~plt, I,:' t'l,jr ~hk O('PUPlll, wdl"ds 111 tht i,,.,~ 1tt dare (·lIu'l't'.l l" tq \.:.il. F'I.od,a "dh lhu'J"lIl] wln,:o~\'A sl'otJh·l~· tij' ('e:csllL .'f' , 'llth- II: :1\'11', hl1::'I:i I "" ,II' :,s lo wa:]~. fl,tlr <:: ~'k', _ _ .. _ _ _ 'C l" ·r holwP'\ er. thl qui k tlll- In."' l"ct::.g J)h)o'~Jcian found C'(.~ I dff01 (1;11 ~ t" \"\ ..111.1:3 aTIP tIlt' ill ~l' te of thf' ttjP '('at .tr f \ . 'J ('1[,: t"l of lJroy,a: t)~ lInu was ob~Lru~ ted. A Joi Ismail j meeting ot representative(~t Tomple. Nobles at tbe Mystic Shrin d the entertainme nt com..m.lttec rU8t('es and managers of the News" and Bootblacks' Home was held last onda.y eve-ning to complete arrange. ments tor Shrlners' night at the enter~ tainment to bo given for the benefit ot the bome by the Roney Boys' Concert or th POiSONfD BY NEWS. STORf CHffSL boys Comp&Dy at the Teck Theater. Those prp.sent were Dr. Walter D. Greene, :p<)tentate; .Mr. Charles E. Markham, rerorder; Mr. Millard S. Burns, Mr. John P. Irlsb. M~. William A. Joyce. ~!r. DuMont. A. Whiting. Mr. Howard Win- Police Notified and the City Chemist Will Examine the Stuff. From~~~~~h!S:r.!:!: In ('on:u.:Nioll ,.lth r'lch uC the )r,ng I~ n I"'r~,· Illhroom, ~,"'Y th~t are bola Whltl~:t "d ~c' 1Ipu1ollSI)· clE-an. Itke f. \ .... n'. j '" ho have met Lllng ehc III the. .hospn.t1, and a ull l nc parents are too k!l tUIl IlTnper t.rcatIDfJIt An lUl'IHt:S!Slc"'ll dS dlsl,nct as that VI'O- charge "\"\ardf tller" l.Y'f"fslliuNERS· NlaN16Aet.2~ oCHILDRfN .IBNT FEBRUARY I. Tbt:re a co l\·..Ih~~. '"S- lie nete~ th annual banquet of tM Me dica l 'UnIon took place I..t even", at the Genesee. lIIaj. A. H. Brill' acted as t oastmaster. The toasts~ a II impromptu. viz.: "~J' Sqa' ' {Tnlnn:· J. H. Potter; ··Pr Conrad Diehl: , ··Future TU~ HeaJtb." . _- li.Hii. CWitlWtl!Ift 8. Bissell; . SnrItIJ,' FJward J. lIIeyer: ··The OId.. 1'ractI- '*"1 Iand at the upp er boxes at $5.00, 8J)ectlvely, became violently Jll about 10 o'clock yesterday morning at the home at their parents at 58 .l\!aurJce 1iilb~R~11~ FINED. street. Dr. Boyle was called and he dlag-: nosed the "C8.8~ a... one ot poIsoning. HE' : learned that the children had eaten the I chee.e but a Rhort whUe betorf" they I J ---'FOR NEWSBOYS' HOllE. NEWS.' I J'c c. F~~~~ ~mfR~. ~518 SWAn warllro nhout n. rC'lIl' ago ugniO!'it yjolutin(! t111~ ol'uinllllf'C whi('h proT"id('s thut fill hottll'" \I~e,l for l'lll"l'~·· in;: mill;. shall bl~ fill~d nt the milkllH."n':-; t'~tnli1i~~ll1rnt~,. wns fined 8lf~ br .hll.ll:e ' ulgl'I' In mUnll'i,Ia) ('onrt lhl'\ UlOrJ1lIlg" of tlw orllinnoc(>. the ot Hii~ll t~~~ r:;~!~i~;d;~:J torOup"iolntioD o( the hl'ia:Pl"{-tor~ of lhp hf'alth tll"stopped. A samplE' ot the ehf'Pse "-'111 "nrtmt"nt I'nw :\io1"{on fillin~ hottles whilt" be placed with Clty('hemlst Hili at once on bi.~ Mutt', Ull I hl' promptly l'epul"l£"ci tor hI. examInation and report It Is . tbought that tbE> troubl~ may pOS81bly tho mnttrr to Ht'nlth COIl111li~ ... iou(lr arise from ""hat i~ termerl tyrO~toxicon Gl·l.\('IIf>, 1>r 'iEft? ' dIftI the rnd~ in tht"' the moat common fonn of Ch~E's~ CBS(' ht'Cortl tht' ('IIr}lorution C'Otlu __ t"l, nntI pOisontnK". Which Is said to be or und{'~ .Ided origin. Un~lean condition. In the I I AttorllfoY Eiso..; (If the- ('Cll"porlltion rounSl!l's OIUCl' took the HC'<','sl:inry stt.'P~ to IIlanufacture are Rald to bfl' perhaps thf" pOtent cauae at tbls form at I prOSPt'Uh' I\Iurlon. Dr. Gre('nl' ':-Onrs hf' '\'I\tlt~ it lIllller,toflu D. ~ tbut this fJl',JiIl8J1l'l' wi11 he ri~itllr {'11forced, nnl1 wal'ns all milkmen that viI,}. Jntor. "Will ht· 11I'01ll11tJy plIllbhed. qtrrl't , wbo sale tt1. I I I I . at the reck Enterta inmenl to Be Given. Theater on Ihe EvenlAIl 0/ Health Department Inspector Saw Him Filling Bottles While En Route. we.re taken Ill. He ga\""e them emedcs! ang the-y will reco,"er. The phY810lan notified the POlice of the BabCOCk St,·eet Station and an otncer bought the Te-mainder ot thl? cheese trom the Btore ot lin" ~lIchael Eagan at 1028 Elk .treet. where the Felton. had bought what their children ate. The c'hees e Was take-n to the station. Capt. Re-gan says h£l will turn It over to the Health Department for examination 'CoIt was f , stated r' at the Office or Ht"a"ltb ~ ~UmO&BUQ~. . "A"'IP"~~ ship, Mrs. Kate B. Conover, Mrs. A. J. Ellf'B, )Irs. \Vil1iam Y. ~f~teD, Mrs. ~~Il. tioner:· William C. Phelps: ~: !lam J . Conners, Mrs. A. Warner a nd Miss nlty:· J. C. Thompson. Amon, .... Jones. I sitting aroun d the banquet tabl.!. E. Saturday evening, February 8th. was Or.. Banta. Hubbell. Renn.r, chosen fo r Shrlnt'rs' night. The DobIes Diehl. Congdon. Dorr. D. c. ~ will have control at the sale or tickets for S , S. Green. Ke"PTsoll. R asbacb' i ll that evening'H performance until Febru~' ley. Buswell. lII l'Mlchael. Fell. ary 3d, the' dIagram to be retw'ned at ham and Frederick Preiss, that date to the theater. The price of the lower boxes has been placeq a.t ,7.50 I It la peeted ""as poisoned, Rose and llary Ff'lton. two and tour years old. l'e~ _t prP:;:s dl"ap- .,.,1 tj~(' nUT""C h3s~('ned t,) prl,. ,·ur,,·:\. [ .. hp out c( order no,'tJ a nursp's attc"t{ '1 W 19 hindiy hit br:di)o' callr'd fo th" 1I ..;i t It wn lhp sa me In cn"'rv Ct Iml t Tn' n1: HerE." a .lol'r ,\',HI closed illl! tIll dortor ,,'ant"'d t,. knol\' 'Why thl: '·t.'ntlh· ~Lt Tt:(' kp~J1 E'~('~ I'.t.nt •• bt':Jt h"r February ~f: y -r. Va..~'J ~ I ~... ,.. . n SatUIv-." 1heat~rl be a IheaterpaI" 4!'nlnl!. F(>b. 8. that' 1~~8 or lftmalU& T~ t~'. undpr the !,ll;r. S .. (01' thE' pit'••-\ . ..A. O. 1\. 'lIId BoolblaclUl !If. ~ t1li" .. 'P\\sbO)'~() .'~. ('onceTl COJD'f~' The RQlIC~1I o~· the attraction. • 11 "'I ChlC'ugo " at tht> attendanet:. ~ tion~ ttr(' .th ~ Sh. riner and t,·et)akl largt> as ('HO lad to thlll ,., or Hurra]o "'111 bt> gTlckcu art ~ ..\t tht' 1'cd{ ¥":to.:- WitH I tt'li lle~t'T\'lng ~harltt· Health Co:;:- ~~'<lth(' +~l;. t~UtU~ mut ,:;11(" a:'10 \\'h:~na be . I ..... T ... 1< ........ . ~ aCCID'ted·-Oit . IlraaJIQi _ a DR Lbe tarce Da It tbe alii uf Alia , SUDbury leba)1 girl. alter belDI '~aatej 8.mall red IPDt appearing lip, bDtat firltdld nat ablo atteDtia~. WbOD ber allood bit 01 worse Inl!.ead of beller tbe family pbYllclaa lad' to learn tbat Ibl bM tbe lip. 10 •••• m t' .... Qaer 10 D was lUada I, not It DlUll - b,,, beeD baDda, Tbe little fall, d8YeloPed lad II looklull 'leeID.tl as · DD II co rd lOll to tbe pb'liel ~~~~. lell .ben· t'lle~n �• 1lL:.:'I (\nt':') t\ 110 :t 1": 1\(' hMI to ::0 through 13 I c' bl!: pf"r:.ap. to t'31 1. the hOS)Jltal t..:.Jt I~' ': ('1. m ... l erla Il)' h, Il('[i:t..:' b} t 1( w, .. t nit 11 to whh,;h [he;:- ;.FE' su'J1ct:~. r \\" I II oj Ihe \)('I."pildl Is a 011)' oue t 1 t: 'It tlt 11 ., lct 4hal it Is Jill ul " .11 11 tIl 1 It ft'l nr. _\nd~t'r's 3erh1U.snp'Ss r .. l >;",1 Wh(;:.l 11(' I ut , l'E'd til'" h"ll'!: f'lt \lllt',1 • OJ Ill, "llt-lIo, ~OCtl)I,' {'~ \, d 'lit 0- (' 1 t1 ":~h ClH1prCut conlh!t:IICo.) .~s • L' "VI d l:: .1 I'C-P('IIS'" III t11 r ~l'· ",t 11.... II, '1(1, 1t;!,;JWlldt:d the tlol.'lor 11~ ('r .11\),1.:1.::: ('c 1\ llest lit. c.'tlns( , J 11~ 1(, .. ('U:" p. d~ hn"l" jn her .llr p. 0\1 ttl , !. ullt If the (11.... ILn' J r IT'Il!"k. hi I..,«ure 1:) uuiy aim d anl t I II.V 1.1~.:d:l trll'~ rr 1 111(' ol gr l iii \ .111.1 Y un h(;1' faCt! • • "atul'..;.i1}" til r" r(' Born F. ill tnts \\ Jrd. 1'... hu. ell' ... , 1 I )OkS I_I lIP I " to tl~o .~ it \ 0 r"l ,111~!:l on mlny (: .Iilr "h [de .::; i1 dTcn al"e ..d,H" l If> P IlH'nt .... n run ,mad lot Wit PI 'Il;.. , " (j('~~ce of Clf ful tft. .illlH: It Til L (un:'!, th o "I' 1nl111 s. ;t 1 nUn/> much (.t tho ;>11 on "lt is 0111 oC t'J(' stat(>' hlg ... ( 1 ,. ('l', • toO, ( ,r crlpplE-tl ('1&111 "c l'l w ~e gToW \II' h"lp~ m~dlJ ~,-·uncl in boul .... • 1 to t ll~, (''l.re of 1 \If' d A pl,1:O: t f 3,·ur I.. qua t r~ :lIe , l"' dll·r O\"t'I"C 0\\ ~Te ( I \ t r t'1C'Y nwn 1... ·\ \0 t t r (,WJl qll...l' t{ rs ~I,.w nccdnl r ~st and I""CI \:.It, 1. Thlf't. 01' ",01 r 11' SC.s 1 1> 111 (' r'll th, n is no lJ1,H:(, for r4 (. t: 101' Tht I" 1 't m: Il~ condit (: lls '1 1 or. 'I I~ H 1"1 ),'l L 5. \I,ll III m~' !lath w, m' IH.: pt 11::' oe: 1 hnrl. I him II ," I .t I hOI Iud r~tt IUll1 I"n~tll' t ,I> f InH'1 ~l lIin 1 Ph 1St J tu 1)J't .\til-:.- 10' ..\g .. 111 m\' way he IJh, (;kt~\l nnl ::11'1 moc1\ ',1 my ~trf'Il~lh . - Edmund \0 ... 111 1" tfu - Irt. III J<' '1 On-r t hl .. ty nur llli )nr('11 111 hos.J.,it.tl. 11,1 \\I')l''' th.11' \, ely .... hfluni of I c\lmm·~t'~"(\ Dr \n'l< il charity th . . . t nrt1'l_ thp ta t for ' l l r q lr. 11 w nur I:f , .- ,'eHlke In J.n 1T,) lippin - (.:ott..c. :'IIa; lzIne. ~-- ~--.----.' ST. PAUL CITY HOSPITAL. -ery-=-- om.l .....k / .. MOST PATHETIC CASE OF AN AGED EXPR.;. ;j INVALlD. ' HEALTH DEPARTMENT AND THE HUMANE SOCIETY CO~IBINED IN A --= WORTHY CASE. .................... , ....... . ..... ... , .. ...... " .... . on Upper Lip . etran~est caSA so far reported a ng tbe large number of people vaccl· nat dis tbe case uf Miss Bassie Morgan, a Sunbury scboal girl. A sbort time after being vac~inate;l sbe noticed a small red spot appoaring on ber upper lip, bat at first did not pay it consider able attentlo~. Wben it Ii nally caused ber a good bit of .annoyance and II:rew worse Instead of better, sbe consu ted tbe family pbyslcian and was surprised to learn tbat sbe bad been vaccinated on tbe lip. In wbat m!nner tbe Innocu la tion wa! made Is not exactly known, ~ut it mu!t - bave been convayed by the bands. Tbe little vacJlnate has now follY developed and Is 8S B~acy, bealtby looking vaccination as ever "took." According to tbe pbysichn tb~re will be a mark 16ft wben the va~cination bas ~ accluated iJeU'l,:j,-t ~ "".. Not all the cases that come to th, attention of the Erie County Society fOf " ... ........... .......... , ', . , . ...... ". "-Buffalo'B common counci: has deci~to issue $15,000 worth of b ,'nds f?r tb rpo,e of stamping out smal.-pax 10 th city. Mucb of tbe money is to be I spent in paying physICians to find s~all­ pox patients who are bidden by fnends and relatives S~ far &S is known tbere are 113 ca'eB in the city and the total \ Dlimber since last No~ember, when the epidemic broke out, IS 242. TillS number, however, does not reveal all the I cases, as Heol h Commissioner Green ad] mltted whcn he appl ed for mon"1· r-. _ the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals are unpleasant. Although the majority of tbe cases ara those In which great cruelly to animals is apparent, there are some In which beasts and birds arc treated with the utmost kindness. A recent case was reported to Agf'nt I Wrl~ht by Heal t.~h~Cil0Wl!~-~·t!~"'f~!e who asked the al rr e tiOC C y. very aged man who has been an inyalid for nearly a year, had been otrered a home and care In the Erte County Hospital, but. because ot his dovotlon to his birds and other dumb creatures. he could not be persuaded to accept the care he needed. He would not leave them for f('ar tbey would not properly be looked afte-r. Tbe old man was 1n a pitiable conrJition and the health department was anxious to get him into the county house and Olppealed to the humane society. In the hope that it "'olild tlnrI s~me home for the animals, thereby mnkin~ the Invalid ",·il· Hog to give them up. He has no family and tor years has lived alone in a. little cabin on the banks or S('oJaqunda Creek.. lIe has been fed and kept warm by neigh· bors. Agent Wright. accompanied by Dr. nak- I er ot the health department. vlsttt'd tho old man and tound him In be-d. ,Vhen the visitors knocked at the door, the invaHd pulled a string, opening the door, and they entered. In the first room the callers found six or peven dogs. They were In a filthy condition. but appeared to have been fed • In the second room the old man wus found, l'maclated and very weak. He was surrOllnded by a score or more of canary birds in cages, tour or five boming pigeons and ono robiD. When asked why he dld Dot go to tho hospital last autumn, when tbe olTer 'WBS flrst made, be said be would havo gladly done 60 if bis pets could hays been ",(>11 rared tor. but he was uo,vlJlJng to leave them to be starved or ill-treated. Since Agent "'rig-ht·s visit, thEt old man has tound someone who will care for the dog~ and birds until hE' returns from the ........ .... .... ........... ...... . The Erie (Juunty :vJ~dical SOClety b. eld ils 41s~ annual meeticg January 14~h, and elected officers for the comIn/? ye.... Pap~rs on sm311 POl< were read by Dr. Erne,t Wcnue ana Dr r \-V:\"ter D. Gr"eng., ho spit al. or. as ho say •. "If I dll. I ..·Ill I dve my pets to tJH~Ee friends who I be~ lie-ve wIll be good to thf'm." He will be tak(' to the county bosp!t.aJ immediately. .\gent ,,'rlght cndrd t.he Butter-ring of st-veo horses last Sunday by shonting lhpm. Tbpy were the horses bclon~lnl; to Ih£" C. & hr. Ciro{'f>ry Company, wbose harn was Ptlrn('d last SundaY n1ornJng. The horses werr tnk~n out of the hurn .. ing harn , but had inhaled 80 mu{'h ot tbE' smoke and 'Were so 'badly burced that it waa. "et' c:~ary to shoot thC'm I �BY IMPURE MILKJ,MES. lIMES. ....A ·C ENT... "~~ TO JIMES, SEE IT PRo GREEN E PREPARING AN ACTIVE CRU SADE FOR STERILIZATION. 3a.\'\~. ~r"",J New farce Comedy, in Acts-••Gerst, Ca Idwel l, ney, Knight an ~ Grim m t he Leading Roles. SOM E STII RTLI NG FACTS WILL SHORTLV BE PRESEN TED TO COUN CI L WITH DEMAND FOR LEGISLATION. The wtnter ,nilk folupply DUMPINti IN SANITARY ENQUIRER. MANNI th .... C<lUS( of alRl'l11 among" the hralth uffi ..'JulR of this city and it has l .... -:.ol .... l·d sent new broome and sing the new (UP- 1 fi"'lf into aft imp.)rt<Jnt a. tflP!c:" for ('on~ to) Hymn, "A Clean Sweep and a ("old sido::-t"ation os was Ih(' fnlfLll-pox ftcarC'. Swipe," Scene 2.-Mayor·s oml'~f' 1'1"(' 'lue!tlon. nf ,'hal importanc« I "reform Mayor" of Butl'alo their like many times become and go, like the seen. In the near future play. written W. 'Varren and I The new play Is enYou Are Nit." All re'lerve,d. The cast Is Gamblers brIng In an assorted lot 0 I I • gold bricks. stage money, roulett~ I i~ whcthfl' lh~ nu!1\. ('HngUmCn hy ~_{~If .. wheels and green-covered tables and '..-do p<,;-('Iple ll'i In a h("althful ('nlhllt ~flll say they have no further use for them. \\'h("n dp.lh'PI"Pti. ITlVeC1tigatioll haR hn"n and ask the burgomaster to give them d t1 . to the ne'" sherUr. tor Sunday School ;: )Ing or. tel' "ome tPn'-' P,dlL Ull l' Illustrations. Depart. mutterin~ threats, h,p:1l1h omc\11~ '1:-(' :--h(ll1t I.) ,1,-1, cursing deeply. vO\\'ing yengean('e He'alth- (·()mmb::~t('H1.~I· Jy:lltl"I" against the g. o. p. bos.es. ~ an<l DI. John 11.' :ran,.\ ""stanl Act ,Tb r ee. I '(mllnl~f;ion""'r o( .I\r.-fl("\iitHrr', ,,'ho ha.l A big room In tbe north east corner ('ilargc of ,h. Inc,l oftice of Ihr :-iI'''' ER. p, (suffered In .11........... Philip Gerat SEWER KC)JSIS'Y (the vOlunta~kh t I .(..... If.Louad IS H. ) er I ot Ellicott Square. View ot No. 3~9 \"",'k L."I'~ ~ I)"I,a"lment "~to .\",'\<'lIlIurr. ' a.., -m e man I and the P. O. Enter a party at de_, .. " c _ l b oxes I h into empty l',:;pt'_ra, t,. In\'e~tlgatioll~, ~Pf'l~t t 1.f! ..... .pondent gam biers.an ge un errrat"h'e arranged a ",petlllg a. " and r""ult of Ill"lil' .............. See S m t I desks and table.. Gamblers read th~ k' <I' (~i;"i~~~~a~!,~dwell: PdartYtbO~seds (a ba:ad man).... ""n;.;;,;;;····· ...... Joseph (on a ~LNTI.E Brady va~atlon).. .... Wllham C.. Boller (avenging Nem.. ...... Henry C. Steul ATTORNEY (a ~ lawyer In dls.•...... Tboma8 Penney (the Bosom Ras C. Knight (on the scent).. , ••••..•••. ·•. F M. Loomls (a man in hard .......... A. L. Twichell (a bee In his ........ 0. D. Emerson (the buncoed polJ • Grimm •••••••••••••• He'll after ·em).. ........ F. T. Coppin8 (the deadlock law ......... S. Fleischmann JONES (a reformer from Sltdown Count)").. ......... .... c F Brooks Buma. Crapshooters. the Sunday school 3)i)'Sli:L······ .. ~ nIlIT,''''''l.'" Warc\ JOb-hunt- riot act. New 8herltt also reads It anrl Penal Code. "You must quit. tor 1'!:1 sherif!," Gamblers pie-ad, Proml,,"s reviewed. BOBse8 exclaim: "',"e couldn't help it. ~Ve didn't know :t was 80 heavily loaderl, Keep .hady, ~'O to Sunday S('hool thfR year, go to N"P\\' York, go to Halifax and next year we'll send tor you, when we get rid of C"oppins, the Anti-Gambling Sherlf'f." Gamblers hurl gold painted brlck~ at the bo~!'es and dfl'part, tearing thp.lr batr and vowing to get even. RORSfl'8 I erawl out and pl~ad \\·Uh the ShE-rlt'{ to " go easy." Sherift' if; obdurate. bo~!<es meekly Rurrender and t~!'up an apppal to "the better element" In the Twenty~ tourth Vlard-thp only territory on the local gop map , • ,. I I Act FOGl'. Scene at No, 338 ~tagara StreH, Party bOHses and new Sheriff. dpputle~, mlnisters ann others present, Plan of antl~ gamblers' ~rusnde revealed. "EvE"ry~ thing must be closed up tight." Plan enthusiastically approved by the party bOB8es. Deputies instructed to entorce the blue laws. No red paint to be used In Butl'aJo or the towns. Big raids on East Bide politician.. . Act Fh·e. I lot was. nsked. wagon. Second scene, Grimm's' place Pandemontum and a party wake Grand }l ..eR~nt ds,nce. Third scene, Inderbltzen'. ks~a~ a • R~unJon ot ("aid well guards udy reclt<.>s his original popm dedl~ c3ted to Simon Seibert entitled "I Told FI r. t "G et • Together Club" c·nned. with branches In as many tYou So" . wards and towns as It may be Possible ~ organize under the di!ltres81ng cir. Sb:stances. Fourth scenfo. a norist's hC,oct· Bouquets ot c:abbage leave~. holly~ pOll t~ ~nd 8Weet vloJets ordered tor the ca graves ot the derelict and tl :~:l~g political bOl'ses of the new d~~ Gen urled Erie County Re1)ubUran I ftr erraJ Committee. utmoat. ;inDI••t.ot the pia,., by acta. t stPps shnulrl Iw l,~krll. 10 i)pt t rT. the condition.;; n.~,,!Ooon as W1:s.Flble. the enormous amount ot snow fean :llld it WHo 111 11llV-1Uy 't;'r,.eu.:. ~ tho~(I have been entertained by many that j'Olllll"CU';'! \\ Ith tlH' l~ealllll:l("parlm€nt It would be packed into the sewer mID' should ('onflne th,.lr W('II'It C"l'ltlrl'l:r to holes until those escapf>S would be COD" l he question or -li .. ease gf'J'Ill::l in the gelted and thus jeopardize the bea1tb milk fU'ujllrt a)1(1 tllJt the Dcp.lrtmE'nt, ot the city. Regarding this It wu nf Agrif..'ulturc would onl~' Inai<c- t£'sts: Iwd at the offlce of the CommillloDer 10 aSll'l'tain \\ hetlltr adutt~rativn had PubUc Works that only snow which would melt and run otr would be tuned 1.ll'~n re!':Ol·tcd to. linto the manholes and that the rest (.('Ulna; to tbe Botto,.l . would have to be carried to the harbor Sltw.-. then Dr. c;:"€'f'Il .... has br'(,11 tn'iug" to be dumped. ~o d. vi:,;." 8011\(' mean~ llJ gt-.t .II t the An:r attempt to flll the manhol'J'l .;uurce uf th,:- l'yll C'l'J!lriitiou:o;, \\'lwl1 he be watched by HeXItS 1i!IIUI• . t ' r ho promises to check It when 'ntered upon tlw dlltic~ of hl~ p.n. ... ~tm It threatens to menace the public Om('", il" i1"".d lwu .n~p\'\ [OI'S in Ins Sf'r~ VH"'''" who ~'''Iealt ('xdu:'iJ"€l)' wHit the health, He anticipates no such couP 1 t- d '(J tingency, however. milk supply. 'l'ht~~" !Ul\'( )t'ell. 1(0 1 An etrort Is being made along cenia 8in('(~ the !o'lllall .. po xoutbrpa1" hut will lines to have the Buttai/) Street RaJI. \'er~' ~'oon be ~-~LJI(' to laL'kll~ thl.! milk way Company do its rightful I1ibare Jil lJUsinu;!'t. carrying away the snow. Along Itlllnel "'hf'1I Dr. Gn'f'nc \Ya~ ,",Pf"n by a rep" the company has cleared the IDOW .. resentat,,·c at THE TIMES today und that great banks have been plied 01\ asked what he> sUggf'slPd a~ a remedy of the tracks, tormtnr u for the cxi8ttn~ (,,'ils he ::;n!d: the . . . "Th~re I. Ju.t onc thing to do and that Is to pal?tf"urlze the milk before it g-oes to the COlIsu111C'r," gairl he. ., .. "Is SUdl a ~ystl'm pl'aetkal here. t hCl pl'f'~(>nt Prat-t1~ ... in .\11 DJ.- CIU('M. "Y("s, it ('an he dUIH'! quite ('a~ib· and would add gr('a til' to th.... health or ~~oc::er8. Cock fighters, 810t machine \ or erst 1)001 room tou ts vags and tormer roUpwers at the g' a p band climaxes and 14 prices will prenewspaper pub~ "--_••,. arra.ncements to rna ke a tree one, 80 that the view It, and enjoy It 'In'a"n7 etl"ort;l~~ICIE~e'a'n~;he~II of lH:'~l P?l't of (''I1I~ ,-1;1.), IA!-I \, (>,.. ~ Iii IS .. ('u~~lng '!le sitllntilln. It. 'HI:;; d,~ddc(j lI'Irat scene-Reception room at Alex tuo.Q'. Trenton Avenue Inn. PIac4t o_rowde" with gamblers. orap ~ ot BE USED AS BECEPTAOLII POR SNOW AND I I1llnol9 Club and rural road houses. Curtel\p bella ordered up. Requiem for the gamblers and dead game sports etc. e, Slow curtain red uneral music, tears. ' nuf'falo'R population. All big c:ttlf!8 have to {'omfl to it ifl time anu I am ('on~ tldent that this dtv will ~oun fall tn 1Iue. It il'l the' lll.evlt~abic outcome ot the situation," .. \Vhat plan would you ~Ugg'('!o't 1" ,"i have not ~ol into It "C'ry dpeply :ret although it ha~ bef'1l on my mind. for six wp .... lul!; but it l'ould h(\ dpnfo very :o;atbrCartol'l1y in f.1Y opinion' It the \'ariouR milk dea (>1'~ would C'stablitlh ~mall plants or th£'tr own or take thE'ir milk to ~ome phH'{> where it could be trt~ated, Tt is not l11u('h of a taHk to bring all the tnUle liP tu a tPiTIperatul'E' of 160 d('grpcf', whlt'h i~ the .steriliza~ lion ·polnt. .A dt~~ oruinancc would ('O\'~r this C1u('~tion, ""~en will thif' pha~t~ (If the plan be taken UpT' suIt In the of all the milk supplied to pl. before It goelt to the ~;\'en though this action be neceaoary In part. It la stili f' An' ounce of prevenUCftI II pound of cur.... and It Is best to thp ahsolutelY ~a(e side. Th"re Is no nlore Insldjoua qent ,ll •••. lse &mong chlJdreD, aDd -" ,'cry )'oung chUdrcn. tJ:uUl " 'Ill ,-\Nk Counl"1I to _\c.·t. "I I XAIiB:OLES expect to PI'I'}lHI'C' ('irl'ulal's a~ 800n a~ I hu."C' timp. and ~r.lld them to the ctty legislators nnd the prodtwf'r~ al'\ well. sNUn!t' forth the rea.ons why I think all mini: ~hollld be !'IterilizPfl beforc It IN (·onsum£'d. 1 !ll1all proba hly R~nd f'imthtl' l'olllmunit'ation", to the farmer~ \';ho an'" :-oending mill,. to fB.I,o~" He adued: _ Not long tlgo H. CR};(' of H'all~t fe\f'r. wag brought to lll" notin'" in thlR ('ity. ~ t~pon tnvestigatlng t found there Wt'I'e ftyCl' casf'~ ot th~ rjisea~e on 0111' milk I'out£'. \\.p thf"ll tI'Hl·(-.tI tlw milk nlld found that tho who ran \11<' Infp('tp.l1 route got his milk fWIn a farmer whosf' dllldrf'n ,,('re nil down with s('arlpt fE'\ ("r. I am In 1'('\'t>lpt ot lptterH p\'{'ry day fnJ1n Pf'Op)(' who are fil:tr·ange ..~ in thi'" "it)' anti want nothing Bur-I I <1.,,1,·,· but sterilized milk." Ur. ~t l'n .... " Thl·ur,... which t'lere may be lurklnr ot dtSf."8Se or one kind or Greene rites & recent ,.,·here five caBeS ot scarlet traced to the :nilk supplied the ,. 'h . children were atl'ectecJ. " 08e rtment of ~ rnltf'd States llE'pa tOIl ture is authortt)'" tor the atateIDfn tIJI/I" on~~thlrd ot the chUdren of th1I . t dl b fore attaJnlnlt 3,.... of ry e (' Is ___ a'tllI and that Impure mUt Jnl' causes ot tblS" ]{tmdreds of cases ot d to t1lti1'dIWIlii"~ bave been ue DU. caae. of chl~lera. ' �IS DANGEROUS TO DUMPSNOW COU~IER, INTO SEWERS THE EXTRA I '0. that H commissioner uPP y oene is to have Buffal° : red to the 5 er:Uzc lJptore It IS de l veas to obrj ... consumers eaoh morning, 15 bc~ ate the POSSibllitY~fIse' d BUP- S:a:sI:. "~ Ill;; rKr: y This ;$ \ l"yenc . . l:I· to be Greene 1s a good schemr, . on this commended or; .ete InJn~ U';:scrlbed poll . 1\ f!; 'n"hat may . e germs ler of dIsease n carr " Jt is most ing cal'rled Into the pHes through the I ... t, ", of v B sfjlO Health W;ung,J.is~ne& Oreene Says That Clogging Is Liable to Occur, Which Would Result in Epidemic of Disease in Buffalo. nds and as such , that it stTlkas ins1 us, for the reason d thp. chi I at Infant humanity, an .mo all ty among bn.bes from Impure miIIt is really enormous. d (tted I I So well knot\'n and widely a In 11k s -a carrIer is the reputation of n1 a Id of disease germs, ('specially t~""pbo , that whe;l I was at camp 'Dhomas. . i tl e summer of 'Ch i ckamauga, Ga.. n 1 1898 the authorities actually forbade to ~he soldIers the sale of milk from cows which had drank from ChJcka~ mat:ga Creek. bcc-ause it ,,-as 1\'ell well known that that water was tn~ fested with typllOld germs In great quantities. At the same timo, we were compelled to drink Chickamauga. Creel~ water or Chattanooga beer. and as a choice be-tween the two eyUS we chose th e Jesser. Yet it strikes me we are going a little ) too faranc11nakinguurgeWes.somewhat ridiculous in our war agfainst the mt~ (TO'be and the bacrilJUS. A writer in n. • Chicago paper-and the Lord knows I they ought to han~ 'em t.here If any- t where north of Chickamauga-prefaces Not, 'his artIcle thus: ·...Microbes in whiskers. mlcro-bes on the communion cup, mtcrobes tn the handshake, mIcrobes everywhere-tha.t Is the burden ot the twent.ietlh century song of sanitation," Nor 1s thIs descrlptIon overdrawn; he might have added: "Microbes In the osculatory exercIse of the Ups; microbes In the- mucUage on the back ot the postage stamp, mIcrobes in the fruIt. i~:: In the meat, in the milk. In the water." that In '8. recent number of "Engineering News" a writer on sanitation t'utihlessly destroys all the poetry and romance ot those famous verses entitled "The Old Oaken Bucket"-knock'e- 'em' higher than a kite, In fact. and declares illa that revered vessel was "slimy wIth organic matter," and filled to the brim ,,1th all kinds of dreadtul creatures: he refers to .. the malarious farm, the wet, fungus~growD wildwood," and the "scum~t'Overed duck pond, the pIgsty elose by It." AB it this denunciation of th~ tlme-honored fount at cooling refreshmen t were not enoug'h. he declares that it was "reeking with nI~ trates and nitrites, ,,'Ith rotting wood fibre and oxld at iron." As I read that I shudderell to thinot the thousands of narrDW escapes I nlust have ihad durIng my own boyhood days, when I drank from the backet at the on my father's place, from which both Continental and British troops re'treahed. themselves 8. hundred years betore. That well is Btlll In UBe, and so are thousand. like It throug<!1out northern New Jersey. Where the peoP}i J lIeve to be 80 or 90 years old, and where Ramapo Valley, renowned as the mast healthful region In the known world I~. still raises Its wonderrill crops or stone; ~. ~ld lnuskmelons and where the farme: . bo)'s, big, sturdy and robust, still resort to the old oakea bucket When the elder bal'el Is empty. Perhaps the J ersey-man is nll0robe~proor; at any rate, although I made my habitat wIth b1m tor the first twenty years of my existence. I ne'\er heard or one succumtt:l~ Ing to the pesUienlial bacclllus of the "old oaken bucket." I wish I could t11ke a drink trom it now. I \... VICTOR ROVILLEl/ J I ,,'.11 47 co URttlE:ft;R•.----- Expert Sewer Contractor Says That Water in Sewers at the Present Time Is Not Sufficient to Carry Off the Snow. iT(.\.~~ ?of/." z,-- Dr. W, D. eene. t e new Health CommiSSioner, Is opposed to the plan or Public Works Commissioner Ward of dumping snow, ice and dirt into the downtown sewers. He fears that they may be clogged unless there is enough water to carry It off. and he predicts that an epidemic of disease will follow unless considerable care is exercised. Dr. Greene said last night that if there was a fair proportion of dirt, clogging at the sewers was almost bound to occur, Which would mean the stoppage of the •• wer and the backing up of toul ~rater into cellars, to the in~ convenlence of householders. Such a procedw'e WOUld, naturally. Dr. Greene said, promote !Oseasc. 'IThe healeh at a city," announced Dr. Greene, "depends upon the sanitary faelllUes and the ability of the c()m' munlty to rid Itsel! or all waste foods and other thlnll'S that will decay. These are deposIted in the sewers and In a S'hort space at time they reach the river and are lost. "Now if the s""'ers are clogged they will fill up. In~teail or the water running away it will back into cellars and give out unhealthy odors, ·'Placlng snow in the sewers is dan~ gerous unless 1t Is watched closely. Experleneed men should be stationed at felt io her appearance here, 'where she and Ice have melted and been carrie{! away before the next load Is allowed to be deposited." "Isn't there some dirt in this snow which would as.lst In clogging the sew· ers 1" the Commissioner was asked, HARD TO FLUSH IT. 'II suppose there is:' he replIed. "It' too much is taken up tram the streets and railways It might be a hard matter to flush out. .. "In how long a perlo<! or time should the fee and snow melt?" "In about twelve hours .... :OR, ,\V. D. GREENE. "'But it there Is not enough water--" "It. there Is 'Dot enough water. U interrupted the doctmo, "the Sewel'S will cease to work and we'll ha.ve our troubles." Crltlclsm or dumping the snow Into the Sewers Is common since it became known that Col. Ward had already done thJs in Genesee Street. A sewer contractor we]) known in ButfaJo and one who has built many of them thIs City, said anent the proposition: in WILL CAUSE TROUBLIi:. "Col. Ward w!ll flnd that he hM caused luore trouble than he pos~ibly imagines If he continues dumping snow into the sewers, The reasong aga.inst the proposition are allnost too many to mention. But t,he princIpal one would be the clogging of the sewers with spow, ice and dIrt, resulting" In a backage or water during the &IV nual spring floods. "At the present time there J8 not enough water runnlng through the sew~ ers to carry away the mass of snow and dirt which Col. Ward intends to throw Into them. This will mean that the snow and dirt will form Into a comnac t mass and clog the sewage, hotdng it in the drains. When the spring "1oods come on the warmer water will melt a portion or this Ice and snow, the sewers w1l1 fill completely with ",a.ter B.nd It wlll back up in the pipes, floodIng cellars In every low po~tion of tho city. "Any person who bas bunt sewers will e.""plaln that they are not meant for the work the Commissioner desires performed, The sewers will not CatTY' the dirt in the snow away; the water will not melt the snow because there will be too much snow. And wltb the sewers full and cellars full, the city will be ur.sanltary and unhealthful." D~NED WEL,\., S, ' \ I~S, ~~URTH ANi~~~l· ()~ " "" \.t ~comed I Zul~a Yfrotto. No. 10, Will Celebrate at lot; 1 t[.,.. EN·n" . I the Ellicott Club on N'!l'ht IH.f.'"~.~It;.r;:~.~ ;-:1\0 ;'0\0,11· F'bru. ry 5. v' ItvffilpTORS ilnrad : %;'>hl o .. b .>J .. <lI<· .. ' I'h" r>al r'nloll lOok pl}'lf'P Thl1J'~rlfl Y p,-pning I~t Thl'" ';"nPfH~f'. Maj. A. n. I~rif.(g~ I af'tNl (l~ to~stl1lastpr. all t':'Il< Gt'otto, 0 10, 1\[. O. V. P. E. H. .• wtll celebI'at~ its fourth annual Thf" to~:fF ,~~"' .. ': rh, imprmnp1u anfl a~ fo11n:'... ball In the !'ooms of the Ellicott Club ;\tf"dlt"al rninn,".1. H, p~tter. £'ro.1tg.~~ ~on" ('ollrHd Vlphl' "}i lllUr!? He-a.lth. H "1 (. n WRi OD ;,. '<O rr,??" 0 , The en. tire ~pace of the club will be at the ;~:~:alo/)ihethe m~mber5 and their on the- night of Feb. 5 1902. "'Tuhpr- ('l~~; ':.1. Vt Imam I~. P.is~E..( . "f:u~E'n'i" F.dwHrd .1 . Mpypr; "The Old raf't ,o('cas on. [Ion")"" " ·l lliam ('. Phf'lv::.: "F'ratel'Auerbach s orchestra wlI} furnish the. nit,",'.',], ('. Thompson. musiC': b€ginni~~ at 9.~O 0 clock. SupA ,t hf>T'R sitting around thf> ban-I per" 111 be Bel ~ed during the evening 1JP~~~~~l~ wprp Drs. Ba.nta. Hubbell. ' by special order, under the direction L .' A F Dtehl ('ongelon. Dorr, I of the cFlterer ot. the club. J . .N. Mean~ nen(~ell;.re~n(>:· So . R. ·Gr~en. KellE'rSOfl 1S ('hail'man or the exeC'utJve commlt. I' I H ,,-Iev Buswell. 1I1 eMlchaol. lee, and Louis P. Adolph of the floo~ RaR )a] (' 1.. } ~m ari.rl Fred(\)'ick P,'eisf:, ,ommittee. Among the members ot. the ~E'1l, nglB 1 recepl10ll committee, with Chairman F. A. Busch, are Judge E. K. Emery, Col. C. G. Fox, Assemblyman J. K. Patten and Dr. G. \Ttl, Wende. May.or Knlgll t. €'x~Mayor Jewett, Dfstrict Attorney I Penney. Health CommlssJ.oner Greene and Councilman H . C, Steul are In .. eluded in the membership of the aelvJsory C'ommlttee, wIth C. W. Mann as chalrma-n. The motto of the GrDtto is "Well. I ~hould SmJle," and the programme will faithfUlly reflect the sentiment. PreparatJons are made for the most brilliant function III lhe history of [llmed Zulelka. ~ 1 I I I. �DfClARES J. DIIR~ If THE HEALTH OffitE foul Conditions Thirty Years Ago Recalled. nKlNG OUTDONE 0-.. ..t- I "Two ••• tlla •• ier ..... ,. ••1' • • w-we .aTe nl" lUI,.. of .a. Vlt,. Ua .. to pen••e wllo ....owe•• .,. a ... t o~ 'h~ ........t l . . to w.dell. ( ref..... It ...... eate •••__ laan I ..0 b.,..... tile f ... t If J •• ,. It we_ eat.r.d •• In '''.1 te_p"~. or .,al_ aee. J. PekJ •• are ••Id to ha,"e hea .ate-.,e4 a few moath..... u 1t aODle of .ke alUed troop". ' iI•• tI • • 11'0_ roo .. to roo. ('or 'loott, "he. • ...e a ...... bt' • Towards and IT 'ARE WE GOING I I • , ••• • ••• d... of ..ablle .eaUIa WII app . . .el..~d by .11. . . .t • • •tera . . . . . .t er., l oot Policy That Destroyed forbidden City. Recounlel of the Task Uplifting the Health DeparbnenL 01 a'•••••• d........tlo • • r ....., -lCs.t...et fro... ". X. La.aed-• ...eee .... pf(kl.... t and f'UM"(lF ful 'IIRo allY oth ..r J,,;.nowa.. .·or 11'11 yr"rll W" hn".~ l~u rf' tlelll 1 . _ , ..-Itb whloll, aller thaI, I J(llrlll, fa that bl",h ,II lhlf'tloll. nluJ lu tbtt ...atcbod tu 10'" preodln, of IIl1'bl on Ih. hnpplnf'88 fit thl' tah' It rt·JtrM...·nt... In abJect III the cuwwuults Itt lar,...·. UII'''' I.lIt' 08(' matt. r, It 110 utlwr. WI' dhJ. 81 In tbat time I bad I~e prlfll.ge of "I,oak It"nat. know nUr ,·h',., Iv h,. 'JlIllf! 011 Ib" m. to a rcst•• t-"OlIlpaD7 ot l.bll1l("lan • lilt BU1D1I11t ot th,' f'h'"l1Iz8I1un (,t .bp ••", II baa.rd Uke thllf. and 1 Nld, with reCer.'uN\1:"" It "'" n IdlpJK"r,r .. oft pr .. rion" to tbe p~\·.llInl' puulle J.n()raure: "Wl' h,.Jdn, \\ ... IIn,1 1...... 11 "Rrrll'1l "11 to 1\ .1I1f1 an danelo, wltb D"ath e"ery. bour: mak· U1.lntlln~1 In II llrlt~fty h) D InAtiOUII ,..~. laC It Pt."fIt ot hlUl 111 ebaDlbt'f aud t'1c.llWl i prtlcm of th,' hlur" ~nlhth"I"lt"d nfllnlt,,, 111111 lu\:ltlDlC him to Jrl •• tbe 'air che('1i1J (It our hl'tilld.... "r,lrll of' nn, ,-ltlzelu., H111 . h,. Th." tkLu,1uera aad "'h ..... ; anll W'~ dOD't k110'. "Idl' at t .ut o('llnlnl1 IlJUI "Itlrlt, thp... • "I. ,b.t It II DHlb," l"l(,f. :lnolh('r kin" thp kind "'hlrh III 'VC'It. we JNrnP.d to kDOW 6111: trt·aC"h(>r· 101'1 ..... tbr ,unftll JJOlltlrlftu, tbf" mot ... "1 1 'iJ ova 8pfl:tral ("nelD, ItOme~bat lx-ftC'r. All poilU ..... flurtl till. rh~ "httfUlM;" and th.o".r tbe world tbe &n"Ilt d"t~Ul'1! tc-n"MI hOft, t1l party f1Tl:10lull.m at 1hr l,rr5fDI of' 1kt.Dt"e Were ,'lgll.utlr a,wlne npou him lIa,. J will U(I<t tr) to ",hAre,IPrbf" tht' tn~'dD' him to hJa alDbl18h~II-..... r<.'h· kin" In "" ord!4. It Jao "uttif"I("1l1Iy ("'bara"· 11111111", IDe d ....to... In wblcb bls 1.\'1 Ible '('rl&ed IIMP.t, ml ..laten were beln, lOped to lbplr tJt'"lldl) TWO 110 TH, "r.o- 0 work. Nevflr In blstory ha. .~~ \.....·n Reb b1lB1' aad ~r1J..st tHchlnl' a. the.' lUan 'WHY OR OO'l\-WIo) GU I'l ot m~Uc.l \oowlcdgc ha .. ., dOD" In t hp"p Iallt SO ,....... tJ7IDa;' to make us uaderstand KEl OF Ot R nT" H .\LL TO PFAJwhat htpxtJbbl. penalllf's of dllWIUW and PM!! \\HO "O'WEDL' U ' " O~ TIIB death atate taBlrnr.d upon c.re-I ...... I~ PIR'TIO , TO "'HuoR I REII'.lR. ud JpOf'8Dt Wa.1s of Ule; wbat InJ nail» ot GD&eeft ....MJU8 flbt' 8110"''; OS to hrf'NI IT".l I'l:liTERED-. HAI.I. I GO BEb1 oar own neclectll. and DO,," Jmpla",uhly \ ·O"D THII F4.t"T IF 1 .,'- TR,T IT tbey lie lD walt for os un ('~"rJ" uOJ1ulrd,'d "~A E~"'''''RED "-. TF.MPI.EfII A~n lNlth. The- tt'B('blol: hnll I..".. rlrar aud ~ ",ICOrou,,: tbtt It.·orulug hR. ~('n 'f0KUP Rnd PA.L.l.CE IX rEKI~ HI!: S'ID TO j;~~~ 1t tint mO'NUtut u( lnlhlle I)IIlulvu DAVie BE.~~ ":~"'''~RICD , t·E"-'ll~re!~!~'. cit, w~nt JIIMt tRr (lnougb hi hrlUg ,. " II ~rude l·tI'ort to\\'arft th,' puhllc' 1'". 110 TH .\(.0 B' HOM •• OF TilE "L_ &lad In I)("('tlon of 1\ f(tw thlngll In LIBO TROOPM, Ht ~TI~G t"R011 no01l 5 lind nvparalO,. of yrl"'I,r TO R001l FOR .. , nOT'-! "Ht:!I( THE bad dpno11lu'f'( wlfll • • n'pl.o.,I.,· ,aK helug dangprntUI tn If.'n· CB:lllat:R 0 ... . ot' R Gt .'ftDI ,'~ . OF .'"or the- admlul8trrlD~ uf (Jur praLl" HE\I.TIt " ,\H '17RO" ' H":n r~::IiJ..~~:~~~;""~ HQlrd ()t ~I 88leNI," a ("utD" .. h~nl Br THE LOOT-Ht ~T':R..'C , nnE ,,'r wedteal lIod "tiler M'1t'oUftl"" lOrn'! laT OF A:\"O I:nJU;~.'TJOX no' ". (t we're nnr. 1pt preparpd to tl~'.1 I or h.. I we l"rPate,j a ."-'1,'&" 80 tteorloulll" wltb the mltter ... tbllt. W (> pRt~bed up • kind of makp·IlhUt hoard. out of old ollrl •• mnt"rl.)" that we had on baDd 'V~ put Into It thrH' Dolltle_1 rh!4 vII fUDetIoDlrln-mayor. romptrollpr Rnd ("It,It J remeruher rh;htly who "'fin b.\*(~ hf"@n avpvlntrd 10 ABO B. It hade' tbt'm bold thplr 113m!-, "Wbat ('l"eor el~ In tll,. ~hy gOl'prnoJl>ut mn .. , .. rtM'rf' pollth'") IIIK'III. tCl ~'n'J:' It !'ftM. "fbl" olb...,. IIhtlll Dot tH" M. 1t hfll('lnR'Il In ~f·I4'UM."', It I drdlMlh'tl to tht'l Mh"I'f'11 IntPr'pwtll of hUman lI(p, It "hall nN Iw trf"Dte-d Ilk .. "nd l"baD~. (It tbl! DlonD :l "tl'fl~-,.w,.p(lt"'r· JlhlJc" In tb(> wrdld ""!IIi- alman",.. II!' to I)hm soil h'm of 10tlr (lOlltkal tnftrhlnC", ,,'bat trD fOT the gunrdlng th(' w·.. r h:.,·C" prO,,"I'I) in It ... Dllmlnistrullon Rnt uudf"r that w'ry ,,·hA. trll ".':I~ "t ;:rrllt "llu~rlf'lH'p ban"'... pnJo,.~ a 'lnltp 88t"., !..1t1~ t., fh •• "nnal,IUt' ,'If It~ "hlrf ,hall PM'tt'('ted. ci'flltzatltm (\,r not 1.1(' "'tlll,hll~' :'0,1 !-('('kll" l.r :tllli In f .. Irotty thrown :1'1l'"R.'· ... Thb ~n!'ll th~ rr.r "f' nnr Nultn!"'}" fOollgbt",nmlPot rPlIl!h,.I1 r"ut)n: thr ('I'\" nr ,"'I~t1Izn'ton. ,hI' ,'rr or IlUotlu-r ,.toge uf IId'f8nr('. Tblll Is tu ~n,\·. :111 In ,,,II 1I:(ln 1 ('('lIui' (,'r Ihl' 1"111111' good: ,,'p r.'1md It po. lblp 10 rally 1\ rnn9ldf'r, Rnd II fn1lnd nnthln~ ftl Inu.'h in Iht" bntl1l8 .bl,. Incr"u8ed Dunlb.-r (If people who hnd ur Ihl' npllr\~ n( thu!IIf' In "hum !t ,,·pnl. he pt'f'l:nndPd tbat then' dOf'!II a('tll (h'ntl,.lI\pn. \\e IIrP hpr.' tonight. nut only an In.-Illblp, ml("rnsf"oplr, hal" 10 do hnllor tit Ih,' UUIlI wlw",' t~n yNtI' )l'I)J'ifl. whfJrp all pP8tllf'n(,PK R',,, brpd~ of "r..:r,1 nnd bmn\l!ll ","nlt-t~ )1:' thto Il .. ftllh the ,I.,'k trontlp~ IIf that hOl'tllp 1'l" ,'olUmSIII!'IIlno",r .,f' Burrnl .. 1nf"nnt nHthln~ I., I. no rhu'(I for Dor;:bprrTlI to wRlth: I b .. rrr!'fC'nt flI'''I'I",,",or'' nf ... u~ 'h~' Il',wf"rll ' It nrp(lll W bf' t!lf')utlupllrd with trnin .. d 1U"fIt. hUI ;'11"0 tn gh·.' a IIttl .. ",.n~h1crnlhl1l, eytoa. furt1l1f'd ,,-(th f!1pt.'rt skill. g8I't"ll'ionl',1 I bOl'''' hl th,~ ",IIUftltoll whl"h '1",1t" :\I'llon and eqnh)pt'l ",'StU the- l~st .til ,uarti" and in 'hI. ha" nn"l"r",'Ir Ihl~ \lft}('", 11efen..:oa that 8r(~D"p and Its ..,-bool!11 ,'Rb h"· .... t"f! with ,I "'prri:I) .1Ii!nlt~, :'\8 It I", BUI.ply. 80 many ,~IUz~" ha() bl~n "'(tn T" hr It!' .. rlfOUI'H .... ,-harnf'lr'C'". m"tlnltull'Opd In lhi. ("ont"irtlon. 1('"h(ln tb(l new ,·111 rhnrlPt 11"\11 luhnlnl,.tr:lIl"n. It ... It hR'" ltp(·n. by IJr. 'Wu rrAm~dt tpn yellrR :lIfO. thRt tllpfr ft~, """bt)P ~('l1l1ltrty .1f'IWndpnt. "I' It Sill, "n mind for a Tt'IIpollMlhlp ftod authorllftlh· .. :\('I·umolat ... ,1 r:O<I,.,..rh'n('(' for Its hlghht dfpartnl~l1t ot puhlh' hpilith In til .. ,'l1y 1 "mc'lt'nrY-lr 1\1.. flm ...,. rnllntol hI." lu"lt1 I'o\'ernmpnt Ilre'fHlIc(t Sllt'b II 11f'I)HrtnwlIl 1;11,0\'(' Ihr dnto-b nf thp b",)I\",hnntE't'1"; or WIS Instituted, t"('("'1\ InJ:' th" !fI:l·l .... ntll1r '~"U !lnrt," "nlltlc-,.., whnt uft\r(l nr' what plne'(' sUtulion And c-h:t.ract(OI' that lot ..1I1):I'"1 [1111.1· f in puhll ... "('I'~I"1! ('nn't \1'(> W~ to I... t thrm Ill! opinion de-8Irt'rt, Hr thp baptJ1,'''' pUN · I :111 ~o Into Iht' ~pnt"" hf'nn '" ~\'"f'rr t·It'\.·, sIble fortUDP. "'P Aflt'Urf'd (ut' II~ ('h)pt :1 lion? pbrslclau who JOhlPI1 PDPI'«.r to lUHo"'It'dg,.l ~hall our ~ .... honlo.:, (.ut' !I\lhllr IIhrnt'if"", Rna (~"t"lpp rt'l'lnlUllnll 10 h('lth. 8tHt 11U'lnnlt l'''('n' <'h'llI:r.lnlt In_!l tntlf\n w'" IWM.I''''S. mea.utaht" hUJlf,rl:lu.'i ' fit thp D('W (1f'1):t1"l · hI' If'rt al til .. 1111'1'1"\· (I( rtw kind Hr 1111'11 admIDIRle ... ·f~ with "DIU,blp \let'I', WIl:oJ who folD\\" nnlhluJ: I,,· th" f1pn\th 'JI1\I·... t.l\lt 11,'eo'dlll> l·,pl!lpmit·~ 1V('re hUnh'II to 11 "':llnr,. 111:'1111l IIa1l' ttl n hrm,)I'rlit ,,'hu'h , An\l "'IlIDVP(l out. In· II U"puhll,-.l\l lI1illht hAn'? Wbt'rl' I~ thrr\" 1I'tatpr'l!Iuppl... WIIH "hp(-kl~U n hlllllllir VillI'" 1111 lilt' rl"turu PAth tff hor' rh'lPC'te-d and .ualt"ht'd hllrll'111 thnt tht"· I1(Hf' hrukru OlJ)PI1 throtUch nf nnl'lIl!lpel"tlnJt htty,-r"" th,' H"nlth Ih'i'Artlllf"nt do"roi'! .\KfIIl1Tf"'dly I'a,'" of Infanta wos ml1,l .. Ih"rf' I nun I' I( 1111' ,)Ut,lIr '''lilll"o whl"b ,.t t'.'" ~ ~~~:~~t;~:':~:I;"~~.!;lr~~n~o::I,~lODof and mnkf'~ ...fOI' I'''.'itl''''II"" aUl"had\"kp.! I.. 'nf' . tlpf(,MI l lind 111'11'''''''4 I.. ,~~I!\!,!!!. 1.b.. h~ tH hl'rpArU"r •• H. (or"" 111 this dt" "'Plu1lly :u II I~ todn,', "flilt hy ~·I'"r. C;NlIINDf',l. T ho,"p H ;;:-rr~t frnr that weat Rhrr.:t'l. ~olk .klnK nrp Iwln~ mort'" till" fit r:u111lon tllf' ml)Mt for lUI Illtnln, 1\1\(1 T I'null"t ""t"Ar 011" A r .. · f."m"',1 tlhrRf'dly Dol'\' rlS 1 1I11gbl h:t\'p clonl' -to )(Oan In a aro. �adjourned to Iflt"et at next Sunuay e\·enl11g, unali-nIght permlL to bo Issued by ex·('hairman H, J. Krptnhf.'df'r, the fi1'5t honoral'y membeT' of th(> clull. Thf" pE"J'mit ,,111 be' hund~om('l" f'ngrosflC"d anli (ra1l1f'd and Pl'f'SP11tptl lo the \Y('st Rid(' Kid-glove Ht:'publi{'an Lcagup, "Ith th,.. t'omplil1lC'nts or thf" East 81de lirt·en·n Tog('thrl' Club. After thE' meC'ting refreshtnE"nts w('rp ~pn·ed and latf'1" several ('on(errf'u with FI'E"(l A. Van NattPr, Henry LoeweT' and Thom8s H. nut'hfon] on non· partisan ,,'JAN DID TTl1S MO, -I';Y "(J~IE FllO)17 WHO PI-or IT \1'. IF _\'-:Y WAS READY TO nI': PI·T '-P" UUI'y " ('tub (Byron UlLer I Htl111n'~ placE" drr <l specIal ) tor the place; I ~ I~ illPligible"'Yhprpl\s. 8ro. \OPP ~ of his all loO 101 nomln;l1lon:t t t (> e11 it hripf ""I"N'r, thprt>fo rp • ~P~rf"bY n~que~t and _, .. R~~oh·etJ. ThRt ,,(' 1 to nomina.te th~ '\'E'~t ~Jdf' RPpubllCRnso( the Twen· :\11. ('aprill'" fllT t'onliltAblt and" e 81:'10 ly-(ounn "'an1 next.[nlr~Y "E'rv oflen, humhlv pr~Y (wr.> dn~ Pow p('Iured oul hut 01.:1' blfl'~~lng5 a.1E' ~ adB) that YOu prplty tr£rly on YO~l' 5hf"rlft and nomimltt' RI'o. St,..u I t AttornE'Y. Rod l\Irl\fRhon fnr D.I.~tr ~lub present a ior I.: ''RE''801','C'Cl. T.ha r ~\!arrE'n a.nd an10\ Ing cup t'l ,... E'atJpI InE-r for the othp.1" to ex~ChRlr.n:m G~e t ~ltlc nethl'~e jobs t'lE'Y gDVe to as ... puhll cans. I b also pre"Resolyed. ThRt thl! r U jar ot spnt to the new Bhcrll't' Cl IRrge usc rod paint. "lth th(' requeflt that ~e nd c ,t 011 the ,,'e!= t Ride, as tWlt ~~l~l~~ 8~~514 that he ne\er u~es the s U " L. OccnslonE"d 'iOJDr DebAte. The re~olutlon!' occasioned some de· nes~ b~~;~ PI-IAt triMl to k:lO('k the entire ~,_~t "all(1' :'\Ir. :"\£. T. Hcdd moved to anll"nd ~t) that a h:tnd~oI11e c;E"I of haml· palntpd'" golfl bric'k3 be I'rp~ented to theillinois ('Iuh. .. :\lr DeJha:n objC!rted, .!ZRylng, I ~n; a l11;l,lher ~f the Illinois ('lub ant! t hird( WI'- have r~('el,·ed all the gold briC'k~ (1·0111 the H,"'publ1 r an organlza1 ion that w~ C:~.n care for for the present. You might ~end cn':' to Chal'l~". Srhnellba.ch or John Grimm, to be placed on exhibition, but I don't think the illinois Club Will haVf· 3ny morf' US~ for l[. b's. ,\'I!' expect that Bi.'O. I toplc~. H~N. AJAX ~~IB~RI HU~t~ 8~tI~AI IH~ 8~~~~~ JIMES .8, v LIGHTNING NOT UNMIXED WITH HOT AIR; SARCASM WITH SEIBERTASM. ,A INSIDE INFORMATION ON CROOKEDNESS AND ADVICE FOR LEAGUE OF LOOT. rooms." The resolutions were finally adopted. t. n. Dam's Jl(,lIo1utlonli. A bomb.hen (the rhair railed it a bum shell) was exploded when ~rr. G. B. Damm offered the following; Resolved, That Stat.e Committeemen Warren and Grimm be and are hereby requested to resign and if they do not do so that the executh'e committee of the organization be requested to ask Senator Platt to remove thE'm, also ResolYed, That we fa ,"or Frank Srafidl and Hon. Joseph Stockmar for State committeemen, The resolutions were adopted with chpeTs, and a Cew beers on the side. Thp ('hair explained that the proposed new commlttE'emen and leaders are well· known RepubllC'anft. Mr. Scafidi Is the Italian count or the Nineteenth V;ard and .lIr. Stockmar, Buftalo's champion crap-shootf'r and member at the very ex('luslve lIUnols Club. Is on the State pay roll as gas meter in8pe('tor. It was .tated at the meeting that Mr. Storkmar and Phil Gladstone will join with Messrs. Grimm, p, J. Kenned~~, Hon. Rudolph Inderbltzen, Hon. Simon SeIbert, Ignatz Speich, Charle. Spang, "Billy" Ten]o!" Hon. Cholly Flddledee Brooks, Assessor :\Io('k and other lead· erg of the Ea.t Side R.publlcans In uniting with Bro. CoppIn. In organizing Sunday 8chool and anti-gambUng, anti-cigarette, penny-ante and anteorganization cla~8(>s all O,'f'r the Ea!!lt Side. In fart It w •• reported that <xAld. r'harlC's p, Woltz of 'Voltz Ayenue has become so "antt" that hf" took a large dosp or anti-fat. S01TIP ~ald that lnost ot the Republican tat I!!! ('onetant. ly gOing to tho anti •. CandidAtes EDdorlu~d, ,, I I ('opnin!!l ·\V ill ~hortly begin to hold Sun· tlo.Y'S, ' hO'Jl meetings at the Illinois Club '[tuluy the E,·pl'e5ls dC'Yott"s thrc(' (·ol! 11111115 or :-:pal'c to it ran', rkh and rare intt·n'jt: \\" \\ lth the Sa~t~ o[ Jefferson ~t ('ct. tlw l"l'al Ie,Hler of thf! Ea!'lt Slue Hf'Jnlhli("an~, the popular. fearless amI llntel'l'lti(,tl Hon. Bimon 8e-lbC'rt. U('re aI'" ~01l1e ~dntillat.ng gelns from the Inten'iew. ·Xo\\,. I "<tnt to begin at the b('gtn~ l!ing-, be-fure $am ('alllwcll ever took Otfkl' (113 ~herifr. Dc-fore be eYe!" was (>ih,: tcd 1 hl'lrl'u hl111. Th(,J1 he got SO(l1l after he was elected amI ~ lout to ;..t..:l il1to th game at the City lldJl, 1 hf' ..trd of him, 1 lC'al'n eu he had l'ef'1l around duwn on 'Ya~hington Stn"C't \\ ilh that cOf'k-(»cd Hod )ll,:\18hon, 1 it'arnC'd that George Baltz. who l\.l1 t'w ~\h:MHhon , "as with Sam t. 'ald· ,,(>11 ahol1t thb timf'. ,,,pll, what dili 1 ... ·.1. I \\ t llt til ~am Caldwell, for over n lhi~ f"ide of town us r€"lIow~ 111 the )l'g-ani:r.a tiOTl had pla~'('d fuil' with eat'll otlH>l' ancl J :O:Ri(l tu him. 'Rarll, l"l1t it ,IUt You're lila king a mif'takc. You Illt'1 wanl III trnill with that bUlwh. TiH'y'lI ~(t ~·lH1 Into troll hIe or yuu'll I ,:"t ynurH' lf Into trouhle. ('ut it all II. (:11 illto nmt'f' and hr- ~hE'rjff and hf' up~:illfl-t1p, no monh:c'y hu:-;inp~~, hut ~o(ld alvl f:quarr- ;t1H] dp('PIIl, M\Y(' ~'our i gt10d rr-('ord, a gonrl front with lhf' t1xpa)c-rt-; al1'1 til ... '·ntf\r~: a home and mOI'('Y tn thf hallk.' .. B, ~f("Arthy. lion, GeorgE" Ruehl and Peter Dp(iloppe-r, t;; I For rongrese-mpn-Hon, R, B, Ma· h~o~: ~~~'~i~l fit;;~~;~ROd Me-Mahon, For ~h"rltT--Byron H , Rtaulter, I m' ,ppp~r of the AlmfihoUf~e-Samllpl ('ald".I!. For ('on~tflblf' of th~ Twpnly~fourth "·A,·d F. 1'. ('opplns, "You MP(', If A lIkp thl~," ~ald thtD c·halr!llan In pxplanlng lh. action of the F In proposlnng Mes~I'~, Staul'tpr and ;\k~Inhon (or Hhprltr anrl Digtrtrl At. r!llb to!"n"'), rp!CI;PPeti"E'ly; ''It'~ up to US Rp· puhlkR.n!'<. I~J 110 Fl0111Plhlng to squtlrp ol1r~pIYp~ \\Ith the PfOoplP. 60 we decld· pd. 10 PYpn thing'S hy rp<'ognl7.lng th,. 11lll1iF-trorA and thp gaOlhlprF-. Oh, that's op;Hl pn~y to tool thpOl RI1. f;pc how P(t.R:'r· \\p rn?l~d th,. ~am" last fall ? \\ell. han:'I1.t Wfl ~hpn tht' mlnieters an Inning'? l'rn\' \\t:o'1J ghY~ 'em both a c-hant'p to ~Pf> what thF!y ran do with th& ald c~ -wd <;:O~ ~ them run it for aWhile. GUNie we've gIven 'em a run for their money." Another In\ ('"II"''lUon, "Bpfore this meeting adjourlls" said Mr, H. J. Ab~r8, "I want to m~ve tor the appointment ot a speCial commit. tee to co~operate \\Ith th~ Mayor's splfmade commlttre to Inquire about the report that a member or Our party tried to bribe three Aldermen, as the Distrpgs states. It Is OUr duty to ascer· tain where the money camp from as I learn that the l\1('tl'Opolltan Ba~k Is closed and we don't Wanl any more scandals i~ OUr heaVI1Y~burd~ned party tha.n \\€' tan help, Perhaps If we silt thl~ mattE'r Wi" may caul!e th ' ld be- brIber to PUt the mone- ; "OU • then we t'an ('o\'er up th~ ~at~Ck jand as ou,~ (t'lend Gprst {'(J""rcd cr, tUhRt c Balt~r matter, just aft Our (rl(o u IJ'P Pricc- ('o\'ered UP-for aWhile_ntl 0Bh nny malter," le rady l\1.P881"A, Stockmar, Phlst and \"1 d k were appointed as 8uth comml ......n, c e He "I Unit'. Un Thf'1l II ~1ot )hu'hltH''''t,'' ,. - ~ 4~ arranged fot' a t nnd pnlf'rtalnnh'nt to b(> lllltll)ll, Hnll na'p "arlng Out thf" F'u('hl," 1;" (>: I h' I hf' fa IHnus Hl-tnney'lJ "Bllt to get bat'k lo thl~ talk of C'rook Boy·' f '0:"'''1'' l'nJnpany of ('hh-agfl, erlness. r ~a)", let them ~top talking or '\ hith I~ ·tl·ong-ly c·nmpli111ent~'rl hy et them hring out the fa('t~, If there are til,.. PI' ,..:-; and l'uhlll' whprever tho.;" !tny fad!'t, 1 fa mnn is guilty or (,OITUp· l1;'j\,£' ol)111Prtl'('<1. lsmai1ia TpTllJlh~ linn, J ?a:o.· })unish him , rr a man h. not hUR IPqu(':-;tcd t11(" pl;"tleJ!;'f' of aidin~ ~ui1t)", It's not a fair game to h:e-ep 'nl11ls laudahlC" undprtak\ng hy ap. rAking up ~turr Rt him Aimply hpeause J10Tnttn~ <1 "~hrItH"I~' Nlght," on hp happc-ns to be- a pub1i(' oflh..'ial, So "hit-h 0\11' l1ol'tl('s and thpir friend!!! l1Iay Plljny a nut"' tl'('at, and at the fH 1" <l!'l I. :41111on SE"lbert, Rm roncerned, thpy ,,111 Bnd me in foyor of going to I SilTllP \imr- fppl Ihal the-y arC' 1.'011· trlhutlng' to a c]psl"n'ing entf'l'pri~c-. lh~ limit to unearth an\' crooker] game IIf'llI'Y B. 1100WY, thp orlginaiol', )Jl the taxpayt:ore. I waslrt that kind f trallH'l' Hnl} llHumgf'l' of "r.OI\PY·!'\ \\ hf'n I wa~ In office: my I'ecoru Is '~e)Yf\" waR ~I~r} lhp dlseoverE"I' or lit I'atght. Hlalt'hfm·d Kl.)\'anaugh, HlP "Boy " 0 1I')lI(''''~ 'J("11 .r~n"t of Jh.lu ~tr("('t" "·oll(l('r" Among othE'rs of th£' "(Jr.!,:.\,. GOD, ARE THERE NO ' 111al1~' CiI'(,0111pllshmentfi that have HO:-;F;H'I' ~IEN EAST OF MAli_ 1lI.tclp him famouR is thp fact thRt hp S1'Rf<;ET'! DO ALL THE HO::-.rEST is a "Hhrinf'r," a noble and a jol1y f1F;PI'RLI('A:-;';; 0\'1' OF OFFICE sour1 rp!lO\\. LIYE 0); TH8 "-EST SIDE? "nonpy's Boys" art" just boy~, hut "rill 110 mutt. I'm no lunk to go hoI· ~Iwh hoyfO.: YOll may think you Ip r "hl~11 we'yC' got no justice on our hno" all nbOllt your Own hoy~, ;\-nm' Fitip. Hut Ihere the), ~n, with the n"lghhor'!, hOYf:;, and the Jenli:lns plum~, pu!Zsing them around, pas~lng ;tnd th t"' ~mith hOYR, but thE'Y al"£~ them around on the ,,"pst Side, always not in thp Rfllll£' ('lass with "RoIlPY'!=t I1n tlw " 'est ~itle, "hllp we good Rt:"· Hoys :" but If you ('0111(> and puhlkHns till th~ East Side are jolllf'd ~(\C' th(,111 you will tll~l'o\'el' for youralong in thp 'wait·awhlle class.' 'Ve ~plr. and if you can't. or won't. \'·Orir for \.01f'!=!, w(' play straight, WE" t t'OIlH\ youI' ulsapPointnlPnt will bp Iltand ll'u(', YE'Rl' in, yE.'c11' out. ;\Yh)', R Huffldent punishment. "'hy~ they oughl to br> ronsistent "hell It. .. Honey's Boys"-well-come any romps lo organization and li"e up to wa)'_ what was an understand last plpc· ArT'ctllg<'11lf'nls ha\'e i)(>en perff'C'ttIon, in~t{-'ad of coming 81'ound before Pl1 "ith thc manag('I' of thp Tf'rk lhe Orst month of the year i!'l passed 1'hpat(>I', ('ornel" or ~lain and l~d. Illd ~a)-ing that the exdse IR.W now ward bl1'('E'ts, for thp ex('lusln' U!=tf\ n1pans all the plal'p~ havp got to C'lo~p, of tht' theater for a "Shrine Night" 1'111 talking of other things and ('011011 ~atul'da.)", Febl'uary 8th, and !'iFtency Cln(l good faith arp two ot you, YOUI' Crlentl~. and your fricnds' theJll. ,,·n\, DO TH8Y SUDDENLY rl'ien<i!'\ are ('ordiallv illyiled to atI,'I:-;'D 'H'T THAT THE 'THOLE tend and enjoy the l>leasing program IDA ~T SI;)E )"-ST BE SBTT rp 01. pl'es(,lltcd hy the talented t'ompany DIS, 'lPI.I);I~T) or. "·HATIo;VEH known a~ .. ROlley's Eo;\·s,'· THI·;Y IY,.\XT TO , ALL IT.' .\ diagram of the hOllSE' and tickets for spat~ ,vm be at the gen"\\ JUlt \.re" f" G('oHJng?,~ ("1"3 1 onkr of t1w Health DE'part· "O\"ror hf'l'{' WE' Ilia)" tair, \Ye do no nwnt in thr :M unil'ipai building on Dill tIlrt. ',,"p hustlp (OJ' thf> party. neia ware A ,·enuE', we~t of the City \\'ha t H I'f' W~ gPt tlng" \YE A TIE Hall, (T'om Saturday. Janual'Y ~;;th, IF:ARI:\"G ,\ LOT OF SWEET STINK_ to Saturday, Ft'bruary 1st. inclusive l;';,; TALK AB01'T ('ORRl'PTIO;'; (Suntiay ~c'ceptl."d). from 10 A, '!\£. A:'-1l1 DIl>HO;';ESTY AMONG OFFIuntil 4 :30 P. ~r. Pl'ot'ul'e your ticketR t·TALS, AND THEN f;O~IE Sl\"IDE early to ~e('urc a l'hoice of IoC'at!.on. 'NI~A Ki;, THlNK THEY "A~ PI'l,}. , .. egular Teek. Theater prices will f;n~II'; OF rs O'-ER HERE INTO 1')1'('\ a 11, rHEIR ~IESREfi 'oj;' TROr-RLER t:l):!'hl ilnx('!'!. J:rollnll floor" . . ~i,;)(. r.al"h, \y,.ll. f11 P Y ran't do It, r (]f'f~' any man ~h: 110'\:(" .... h,lI"tllI,'· 6nol· ..... :'l.no " to TlTIn'p I11P kUllty of wrong doing or (;rnllLltl llll0t' "'''nt!ol .. ,' "., l.on 4 I ~f sUlything thn t I~n't fl,tl'al~ht. 'rher""~ ~tlll]fl, That'f; what 1 :-:BY anr) whprp 1 print if. J~n't thAt fail'. !=!f']UBre t~lk '! I IpR"c it to any man If it t!'lll'[ ·Ipen n nd :l boyr-board." YOIl f'An ter party ::\0. 4. under the aus(\ lSlllaiiia 'remple. A. 4\' 0, N. to be given for a WOl'thy <.'ause. , a unl(,,)u€'ly pl"intcd. descriptive ("]r(' al", all the objects of the theat~l" pal'ty art' explained, In part, the ch·. euls1' r€'all~: Tlh~ uffkers of thc Buffalo Chilort'n's Aiel 80dety operating the X~w~l>oy s ' and Bootblat"l{s' Home t n t :":0. :!U FI'anklin tHl'eet, are en. (INn'UT jng to raise llpeded funds for the lllaintenanc'e oC that worthy 111- Fit'" til "("I' rllw!'t ~I'''tS.. .... ,Ir Ilnlrnn'~ . •.. :. 1.00 RnlAllI"f' or !t:lkony ,",("Al!'! ;)11 Gnl1("r." "'1'111"1 , Thp dlagl'am :!:", and any unsold t lcliPt~ I11URt bl" Run'pndel'('fl to tht'" managnlu:nt on FE'brual'Y 3d, hut it I~ hllppd to Sf'('Ul'(' thr f'Xt'hIRi '·p U~~ o( thf" thNlt€'1' (01· urn night hy th p !"<-t'P or (,\'f'I'Y ::;PUt. Out of town 11nhl(,,5 llli"l)" "PllIit t(l thr. rf"('orrl£'I', "ho "Ill IlHl1(p Ilw hf'~t ~('lpl·tion T" }~J.;ihl(l, and ~(,1111 tickets hy return 1l1~ ii , l'Olnlll it 1 £,p \y.... Pllf', Tho11lHR rotpnrat~' r('>nnf!~', {'hlpr hh;.t n. \Yll1lam 11, l.yon~, R~~i"'t~ :::Jnt r;lhb.nl:- A. TT f{oud('bll~h, hll{h nl·jpf:.1 And prophpt, l.ln~-rt r~ , \Ypl-llhrnnk, (lrif"nt:\I guhl p ; l'harlf'~ I~. 1':1 nl~hop, .,. ,\Itf'lil t r"'(H1UI·f'l'. t'lHlrlp~ _ rorrif'r. :11011!'Y and YOl1'l1 ('OUl(' out of offiC'p with "'111£' Thf' next bUflinef's h~tore thE" nu"etlng ,\ a~ thp pndorsempnt ot t·andldates. The fol1owing WE're pndl)re~d: For Senator- -Han. ~rll1, Cyrano D.... I' l>= C Ol1h'l E. ~Ial"khnlll, rp- JIMES. along a hUlwh of IAlk 'lhnlll ~Jnt 1!1arhillp~ and ~OIllP fpllow, hn tloP!'On'l Illll'P to {'amp out In thE> ·'ppn nml ~H}' it. trlp~ to ~tal"l a Rnf'ak rtlJ11nr that I on n til,. ~Iot nHldlil1p~ or that Simon ~pillPrl h}'t!i an IntE'l·e~t !n ltV'1ll or 111' f\Htnclin~ fClr thpTll, T rlE"rV l11." 111<111 who l-IRY~ that. J'\.p got nnlh· In~ tn COll(,P:1. 1. 'knnw FUl1k , ,Tohn l;I.lmm I(1WWf; I,'unk , hayp nnthln~ to den), In that, I'm "erf.rtl,. "llIln", In T11<lkp plt-\!ll hoW 1 lnpt him. 1 am OJ hllj;lin, !-I~ .. l1lal1, Thf' brp.wl'I')" hl1~lnp~.~ I_ n1\' hll!'1tll"!11~ ilK T111H'h a~ :.t lawypl"~ bU!o'hiflHfi i~ h:s hut-oITlf'fi!-1. A hrC\H'TY ha~ ("1}J11PR \\ ,,'f' It~ ru~to111f'T'~ lit" It~ c'lI(>nt~ jl1!"'t as a 1 of Ill)' h\l~lnp~:.. I;p;\·ypr h~\5 hl~ l'Uf"IOI1l(lr~ 01' dif'nt~. Info/'t I1lpn In I hp nl1T1'M" lu~t l:-; H lRw~·(lr or IIny uthpl' mun mll">ets me 11 In th(' I'oursf' of hlR hu~inp~F. I ,,,;=OT' on f.phtwnrp . \yr>nuf', npR.r thp It-,. H,lJ1, Phlll), 1,lipfpl rnn!'! n plarp l11r1 hp hllY~ nllr lWfll' ;:t1l11 I~ a ('u~tt}J11pr. l ~Pl1 him hf'f'r. 'f!(J In thprr> in the l Nlrf"P IIf 111)" 1111~lnp!'lF- Cln(l Philly WaR )11 thp n,.puhlle·an nl'Kanl1.atloll rommit· tpp. and we AJ"P old frlr-Iltls 111 pnlltlr!', anll 1 HilI tnl1"mluCPel In tl"'I'(' to Funk. irlmm mf"(>t~ him in thp ~an1(' ~o('l;t 1 01" h115lnpR~ WfH, Now. IpIl tnf', nn th" IIrlllilT"P. It' lh .... l'f" all,\'llling wron~ In IhfTl'.' Ts IlIrt'P any (:rill1t~ in thHt~.~ay, he"y tl1uk" Ill" flkk \\ it It thpir to.lllc "lJrlllt"r~, BriIH~r~. nl"lhcr,-:' ". ·0" thpy tf!.lk hrlg"I·Y, hl'lhrr': hrlb: n' Til En E ~1 nn' 1'1'; S()~II';'I HI \1 (, I ~ IT r was up a I lhA t ('I1~' ] la 11 till\"ill~ thp light ((}J,,'lty 'l'r('aRUl'f'r :lnd thp talh. "OF; tlnalillJ:: arnunrt flO thh'k )'011 '(Iuld ,'ul It with h knlf... I f'rlY thp ('It, Hall \\.at; filII of lJPople, furmpr ("cnlT1dI11l~1I n1l10n~ thern, tno, tlnd the> f01"111(IT ("(llllH'llnwn w('r(' nnt nll RE'I",hlh an~, ,.lthpr. Forl1H'r c'ounrilmnn 1 Prank HisslllJ;,- WHg lIwn'. "as 19a1llst StplIl oppnly ClI1(l from thp starf AIr!, HIJP(lpl frf11l1 0\11' ward t'tonu tn thp InFt uguill~t HH'UI. and that 1"ho\\ ~ whi'thf'r we w"')"(' ~f1Uf\l"I', 'fhf"rp wa~ no hrilwry t,I1I< ('oul,l hf' Ooat ... d (I\l1' \YHY, Hut th(' talk W;'\I!I floating $lOIn'" othpl" WR\,II all right, all ri~ht. and I WAH TCIl·,T1 1;.1IAT THl': ~IONEY ~YAS ,'HI':Hf; eN (fH1 T Nf(S, Ton, \\P;11~ OF ],(I;\"" ,;1:10:1':-". \.-:n TII,\T '1 Ill:: at 1'1'1 1 J.:: \\~.\H A\YAY O\'l,~f{ ;1,000 Fnl~ d J«~~. Ut" "~I.h to 8~ rrJf'd. The club uerldN to glv • ft ~p~leh°'R platE' on the ev~ al ~h~fr:r ~1l nc of J:U~l1: - ~~'~____________________________________________~__ ). CONRAD STAFFEL ! =-______________ ________________________.. ........ .. ...... ~ ~ ~ ~ 1I1I i I.... �Snow in Sewers. ,Al<.1. ;:\f nUn mov!?II that the Cf)mml~ .. ~InneJ' of Puulic "·orks he dir('<:teu. to innncdiatt'ly dIs('ollllnuo thro\\'in~ snow 31111 if'e into thp sew£'rs, Ilud find a dUl11tdng plal'eo eIse\\ ht"re. ,Ald. Hullivun movcd as an anlendment. that thl~ be l'ef~JTe(l to the Commillet"' on Sanitary :\leagurt'$. The:l111endnu'nt Ill"l'\'ailed by :!~ to 3, the minority ('ollsisllng or Aldermen ButleJ', I1a!"~I<'l' and Martin. CuI. \\WanI I'r'pll('d to the obje('tion~ l'aist'd. ~taling lhat the n£'w departure wa~ adoptNI fol' l'conomicai l'eason~ by ad\'icp of the r":ngine-ering Dl'pal'tment. and after tull inY{'stigation it. wa::; fOUl,Hl lO work well and effected a. great S.lVlng in hauling. the Streets Charged Against the Snow Blockade of Sem. t " Practice of DumpCommissioner'.3l i ys ing Snow in Sewers Condemned. - -- - - - < ~ . On motion o( AieL !\(al'Un it was resol\'l~tl to ('ali Up011 Commissioner \\turd ttJ report h 1· I . "Ctkb~ the ('ost of l'emovin~ ~t\uw and ice nnd the names of the ~l1 t~t"l~ ~o treuted. _·\Jd. Kl~l1IH"dy J110Yf'fl n r(>!'loolulion or ~ymtlath:r with Ahl. )lullenhoff on thl~ death 01' his fatht'J', Leopold ~lullenhofr. I ~Ia '01' Knight in transmitting the ~e. gO\-~l'ning lh~ ("ompen~<ltlon of injured ) .TO HAVf GRANO' ~ BfNHIT CONCfRT. 1111portant Bl'cvities. ADArl'S LENGTH Y STR.ING OF DIVERS R.~~OLUTIONS v NfWS80YS' HOMf station (\)l1unrftSl on 01' ul~aulL'u dty l'lnvlure~; also cases of 'estenla)" expressed absenc'e withnut h.~aH.·. They were re- l I It was auopletl \)y a risillg vote. .\ resolution was adopted endorsing ''\'SHemblytnan Bnu.tley's bill for the el't"l·tion of a staitue- of the late Pl'eSl u<'nl ~kl{inl(>y on :-;iagaJ'a fhluare. The propo~itif)n to dl';tft a bill nuthorizing an issue or ::O-yenL' sl'hool bonds to the arnount of $600.000, of whkh not] more th<.l n $1;10,000 hi lo be u~cd In any one fiHl'td yea l'. was rE'fcrred to the port of l e n on ... to the Alder n~n ~ '. eh'C inune-- ferred to the ('ommillpc on Ordinanl'€'~. the hope that It would lee d The Pl'UPOl'it.>u new rules pl'oddl! for diate considenttion. Ald. Hustel: mO,'e drOPling (rom the pay-roll l'"mployt':':o; l "RJney's Boy;' I Famous Singers and Players to Appear in Teck--Shriners Attend ,N E\ " iUt~ -F'" oy~' Vc:nc~~~ "RoneY'R Company 'Will be ,the attracGon Friday and Sa t- urdny, Feb. 7 and 8, In the Teek Thea.ter, for the benefit ot the Burtalo NewsboYR and Bootblacks' Home. The en.tertainment given by thl!IJ 1roupe of ~inglng aud playing boys l~ ot the raJ·esit quallty. They have sung in 40 States of the Union, and every· ·w here the press comments have be~n or t.he most gl0\\1ng description. Their Itea.cher and manager is Henry B. Roney, the distinguished composer. choirmaster. musician and director or to send the report to the Comnllttee on sick <." Injured. if ah~pnt from duty fOl' a lonl ~l' pf'riod thAn 60 day:::;. no furI PuL.Jtc Grounds. ther ll'ayment to be nllo'n~d c'Xcl!pl by AId Martin g(lve his rE'RSonS fat' order uf the \ 'ommon Council on the thinking that it should be ret£"rred to ret'ollunl'ndulion o( tht"' head of the dpComlllllll'P Oil Flnanl'f'. the Committee on Streets, and Ald. part1T1t'nl. H.t1hol'(linah~s tlliing t.he A 1<.1 . .A11,\T11'~ rnotion ('alHng upon Ilh(' ~llor spok.o. In (;,1.\'01' ot I£"ttfng it go lllact>s uf ab!ient ~uJlPrior~ are to reChicago. rOJ'poJ'ali()n ('ounst>1 to ad"i~e what ....... .:;... cein· the- ~amf' l'itte of pal· a~ the cll1The programme is both vooal and in. legal stf'P~ may he- taken to ('ompel the to the Committee on PublIc Buildings. plt)Yt~ \\ h?~e place t11PY lill, and. lhose strumental. The boys sing In military Street r:'ail\\"~IY Company to provide Ald. Zoeller'S a.mendment \\;1.5 lo~t ausenl wlthout It''ilve are to recelve no l'ars enough lo aCt'ommouate passt'nuniform, rollege go'.... ns, and 1n pa(lriby 1!S to~. the minority b~lng ~Idermt;n pay, LpClve of uiJl-H;'1l(.'e. with pay. will otic, Highland. court and Spanish co~­ Hoinles. Kkk, Roedel, "edekmdt and be- granteel for ul'~ent rea~ons [or a duy I SCI'S with ~;;eal~. was nuopted, Anollwl' mOll on by AIll, Allam. protumes. while the objrot for which they ZoeliE'I', h 01' two at a liuw. not. tu ex,'eed 10 ua). S I pO!:'ing \0 make the ('o~t of the "tall"l' Aid, :\lartln·s amendment te l1 tlgCU . I Yf..'al'. sing In this dty i~ one or the worthiest "t b'·toa send tie yoU' in ""at' U('partnu'nt payahle nut of the general on the liNt or Buffalo charltie •. repoJ·t to S tree t s was lo'" oJ • fund. ~lIHI indudl" it in the gpneral tax: the Ayes being Belser Ha$sler, KenSnow Blockade of Streets. On Saltul'day nigh t, Feb. 8. Ismalla Ie-v)'. \\ as rE'fl' 1'(,0 to lhe ('ommiltee 011 nedy, Landsheft, Maisc-hoss, ).{artin. Temple, Anelent Arabic Ord~r Noble~ ot .\1<1. :\lulln af-~t('k('d the BuffalO TIallI \\~alel', the Mystic Shrine. will make a theater :\lcEachren, Moest, Mullenhoff, Smith, 'The ('Ity Trl'a~UI'Pl" by a r{'~ollltion party for the pprforlllance, The c11.l ... Wily ('ompo.ln.r unl] inddentally the Sulll\'an and "·iener. adopted 011 Ald. Adam's 'l1"1otion, is 1'(,gram at the house Is now rut the HeaLth Ald. Adam moved another nmen~­ CommisHiont>l' ur Publlt' \Yorks for p.:-rCommisstoneor's office In the l\Iunil-lpal qull'ed to l't>llOl't to the {'ommon C'ounmrnt which was carried by a. unanI- milling aceutnulatil)ns of snow in the building on Delaware avenue. Of the dl how tht' money~ of the POllee, Firemous yote. referring the repor~ to the publit' stl'l't't!'o, ~rh~ Aldt'rman from the 14 boxes in the theater the following llwn and 'feul'iwl'Ft.' Pension funds arc Con"lmittee of the "Wholf'. ThiS, also. have already taken 10 Of them: 'M ayor 111\ t,·stetl. gIvIng the ~ecurjtkl;i in dedi9po~ed or 1\11'. Huster's motion. 20th a~kt:"d the City Clt'rl{ to l'e~hl the E. C. Knight. Health ("'ommls~loner I 'rhe Ma)·or Inronlled the Board that pl'o\'l~ions of the Charter oruinallC(>S tall and the ra(eg of InterN~t. Greene, W. A. Joyce, DIstrict Attorney A IlJ'OIJosition that thn?~ pel' cent. of ht" had appointed James L. Quackenrequiring; l~Orpol'atlons to l'emo\'C' snow Thomas Penney, "y, H. Lyon, Eugene the mune'Y~ rel.:l'i\'t>d florn the Stn tf' lor 'bush and \YiIl1ant L. Marcy to act with HarrIngton, Lloyd Westbrook, W. D. an'ount or the Hc:hool D(·Jlurtment. be the thrt>e 'members ot the Board or Ald- and ke Hom tht-ir lnH'ks unul:'1' "" pl:'nDoherty, Fred 0, Murray, Dr. J. C. ('I'editeu to lIw 'Tf!ul'hpl's' Retire1nent et men and two Councilmen as n spe('lal ~llty o( from $10 to ~:iO for (at~h anll Thompson, l\Iyron O. Denny. A. " .. , Day, Fund wa::; l'(:[t'ITed to thl' School Comcommi t tee to consider the proposed new l;'\'eJ'\' ofrt·nl.·c He a~ketl why these proI. Vision and Benzing and Brown. lllittel:. tax lu\\,. visir;ns h~\ll not been t"nfol't'eu. In addition, m ..ny seats In the other Ald •.\11am's 'lnotion for information His Honor has 81so appointed Capt. ('01. \\'.Hlt 1't:"plie,1 that he had been pa.rtts ot the house are engaged. No. ,IS tu "wlwt po~itlon the city woulli he J. J. H. Brown and Capt. ~1al't'us :\r. in t·OJ11'tTllllli('.tlion wIth th~ ~treet railbles are urged to secure Se3lts at once 1n with rf'gal'd to the ('ol1ection or damDrake to act with the Committee on road ort'it'bds awl that tht',r h;Jll 15 and make the occasion one long to be ages Crcnl tlH' dt:>faultLng contractors 1Vharves and Harbors and three mem- tcam:-- anli !'lOme- 40 n1f'n at work in alIremembered. 101' the l't,"'mo\';.11 of a~he~ and garbage>, bers of the Board ot CauncHmen as a I diLtoll lo th.... (orc..:> e1l11JloYNl b~~ the Sea.ts for the Friday nIght performspecial committee to l'onsider mattprs l'Hy, lIe rldicl1lf'tl tht' itl.·a, or f)'oing I if it faned to ha\'~ the 'yorl, done at anc~ and Srutul'day matinee ",111 be the lowp~t bid l't'eeiYeU for the comrelating to the impron'ment of the 1nplaced on sale next Satul'day, Feb. 1. n'el' harbor as reque~tt>d by the ~ommit­ out and Sl'Oll inp, the an'e~t of the ,.letion of the ('ontrncl." "'as referrC'll Ilt the box ornee or the thea.ter, :--trf'1't 1 J.ill'o;ul mallugPI' for r-very ofto thp Commit teL' on ~anitary :\leastee on \Vhar\,es and Harbors, Accountant Benedict reported that ff.'nl'e of this kinll anll s!1ill th'" I'e TI- I ures and th ... <':orporution C'Otinsel. p .... ny \\oultl hf> only too gla.d to.ge:. off I he had found the bookg of the C'omp'\\ ith a llel.,tlt,)' of $:JU a !lay. "hnl 111.' "' troller's office In excelleItt shape. w l~ trying ltl dn \\ ,lg to eo-ow'rat.. in Health Department Dellcit. the work (,f ('}t~ilring the stl'~l~. Isn't it true thill thl' only ;:tl'petH On motion ot Ald. )(cE<tchren and on that have bef'n dcnl'cu al't~ lhoFol~ ?11 the (t"rtificate of the ~1nyol'. Comptrol- whkh Ihp ~ll'f"eL r.llll'o;lfl 11as Its ler and TrNtsurer, as required by the tl';.ll.k!';·... · ill<1ull'e~l Ala. :\1:11 tin, Col. \Y~II'd J'epllpcl th,lt this wn co not Churtf'I', sPtling forth that it is necesbary to rai!-lc by detiC'ipnt'y appropria- 50. He saitl tIll' i 'ity h~Hl thi1'lY team.~ tion, Sl.:!.iiOO ·to meet the neeris at th~ at work uwl the £tref't rn11 l'oa"l cmHealth Departmf'nt. it was re~ol"ed to ploYi>rl tri. lht>' ('olnpany uefr.lYlIlg' all dra w on the profit and loss account for of Ihp pX)lt:'nse along tIlI"11' line~. this a mount. ,\Id, Kf"nn~lly llt·r~ndp,l the ComT.ni~­ This money, it I~ explained, is needed sionr>r <lth1 B,da he h;td ~een the ('Ity f" because- 'the u»prollriation made tor ~now plo\\, ot work at the corner of the fist'al year ending June 30. 190~, is :\laTylnnu nnll R(!,"('nth f::tt't"Pts whe-r e praelically exhausted, and it bas be- the1't~ was no street rnllroad trade ('ome n~l'e!'lsary to dil?\'i~e ways and Ald. Holm.s l'eferl'lng lo lhe oll.tructmeans for carrying un the "ork oC the llepaJ tment, The recenl smallpox eptd- ed ('.Qndition or Elk Slreer ~ald ~omc­ emiP. is said to be n~5ponsible for the thing ought to be dol'lP to allow dell\'· el'y \\'!1gons to do bU81In€'~s. grt>att:'1' lJurt. oC this extra outlay. Ald. z,0€. II l"r, whUp agTt>eing tha t thl:'" ~~J. South Buffalo Floods, situalion (Jf late had been bad. <lid not think that Commls~ionl"l' \'\'ard should Public ',"orks Commi!'Flonel' "~arc.l. I lbe ('emml'ed. pursuant to the recomlllt'ndalions Aldermen Smith and Rulliyun also ~edlcal attendance for ten cents cents Ll. we~k is inferior to that uc.lopted at th~ ren'nt public hearing be- canH' to the l't-s('ue of Col. 'Val'll. Col. \'~al'd-To ~h()\\' where I stand 011 a week I. wltat is otrered to the wllicil a family would get i'll the fore )1ayor Knight. submltled a general thh:; matter, [ would a~k the Clerk to POOl" of New York City uy a COUl- uHuaJ way. Patients are not, 01 plan for the abah:ment of floods at reatl th~ ordinance iJJmpndment whkh ("our.". compolled to atlend the ,",out.h Buff.t1u, The plan provides for I have Buggestell on thj::; subject, pally which aim~ to comllille money- medit-al statiolls. A physician >s he .lfnrJl~~\·elTIenl ot tltt' channels of Ulaking with philanthropy. If the constantly In attendance there, day lutTalo l.,t\'pr and Cazpnovla ('r~ek Apportionment of E~pen.e, plall is succe."ful, a new era hns and nl\rht, but his co-worker treat. • Col . \'-anl a~kf:/l lhat hE:' be 'authordawned for the poor oC great clt- a.t t'lelr hom2s patients who are 1~t!U. togt'th(!l' "ith the Corporalion The I'l'opose-d ordlnan('e amendment i~s. not able to call at the Irtiltlon. I( ounst.>J, to (ontt"r into npgothuions anel referred to by Col. ""anI would en1make ulTang'l'ments loolting Ito obtain. Briefly. the plan Is tbls: For a TII<l Jee of ten, or tweuty, or power thedcpu ty Street Comlnis~lonel' Ing the right of way tor an l1nl 1I'On'weekly payment of ten cents, medi- thirty c('ots Is collected weekly at in ('use or a 'lOlatJioll of the onlnan('cs m ... nt of the thann£'! tor Buffalo Rin'l' cal attendance 10r a family oC two the, ./iubscriber·s home, or, if prebl~t\\l>en Hamburg BtreE:'l and the Ct't: to "t!mploy l11en to do the work at a. is furnished; for a family of from ferreJ, Ite mny pay it monthly. or LIne. } pricr not t!xct"e(ltn~ 2';; ('f"nts ]lpr hour, three 110 Ji\e the fee is twentycents YCllrly in advance. A surprisingly AnothC'l' part o{ the negotiations has and hir~ ne<"f'S!iary tt!u'ms at not to exnumber of Camllie. mnko a week, and the maximum charge large ref(oren('e to the Ill'Oposeo ('hannf'l fo' ceed ~3.50 per dilY." It i. ploposea. that theIr yenrly pa~·ll1en Ls of, is thirly cents. Prescr~ptlon. for CaZ:PtlO\'ia ('reek (('om the vrapo ~ the t.~O'mnlQn Counrli S."hUU ha\"e POWI;"I' thuB ml'lJecril>ers oniy are HUed a t " $-10..10 for 11 family oC fonr, BU,lfalo Hin't· ('hannel to Cazeno~'~a to U8se~8 oncasixth or the ('ost at lcyeluniform rate of twenly cents each. securln~ medical a.ttendance lor a Stl eet. together with a lJu~Rtble outl i'n-3' dOWJl the snow on th£' abutting a brief The concern w.b.lch hILS heell start- whole yea r Jor less than to Lake Erie, SUbstantially as ShO\\~J~ property; one-third on thl:' street railTlle on a plan !-(ubmitte(l tbr the abut ed to carry ou t this scheme, Is cap- Illness wou'ld ordinnrlly- co.t. road , und th!' bniancli" to come Oul ot of lIood~ Within the city. ement the G-etl,.I'al Ii'unu. Itnllzed at $250,000, and is llaokl>d statlvl1S are distributed Ilmong the TIlt"' ('ol1lmisslont;'r will report 1 Ald. lIlal"tll1 (,l"ltl"l.ed lhe CommlslJy men of experience and means. locali ties JroUl which tbe company result of theRl' negotlatl(Jn~ t t ~e a1'On'('l' (or bringing in an ordlnun('t' !Jr. Josiall Strong, of the League would naturally derive the greater (~unllnoll Council for 'tt~ U<::t!O~l. ~r t -: amentlm~ nt without hUYing It drawn up for Social SerVice, is the YI'ee-Pre· purt oJ Its income; localit;('s peoIt,l1lt! hi" a~ks to ut! tonlIJuWert0u to e~.~_ by thp Corporation C 'ouDcH and also tor side nt, and bankers, ministers nnd pled aa a rule by the poorer cla ••Jls. ('lefl "Ilh the pr+:'paralion o[ detdlle not attempting to enforce the existingInsurance men compose the board of So that a trip to one of tlte staplan~ awl flleufil:alions and '" .. d ()J'dlnun('{'~. He made a mot/ion to 1>1'0-1 tlone lUenns no more effort tbun directors. 1'0" bids tor 6Uth . "k ml\ eT Use indi<.',ttefl. l\OI along the lint!s ceed agaln~t the ('ompany and ha.... e u a Journ<,Y' to one'. physician's. It Is ~',hcre are 16 8tations distributed te~t ea!o'.t>. If thp Ilr('Hent law wasn't Oyel' tilp city, at ....bich tbere nre clem'l 'that if this plan ~. carried ~rhe mattpl' Was rer"rrpd to til (' strong t·nough ttlf'Y wanted to kno~\' nllttp(> on \Yhar\,t"s an" H i e 0111- It. and 1l0:-:slbly thl'Y ('ould make 1l oOllb-tnntly In attendance twO phy- out on tile line.. proje<:lell and t I' I.l ar JOt'S. sicians, n watrou and nurse and n. uJoug which work: is IlOW being done, A mot on J} Ald. Hnlrn('g I' tkc of intt'ntlf)n til order tI~e g ~lng .nopharmacist. In connection w:llb ~t will l>e a Godsend to those who All], f{1~nnedy's Hnlendment to ref~r dL"PIIC'ning and Btl'aightE'nl \\ IdE:'nl11J..;', ha ve heretolore been oOUlpelled to <'Ltc!> sta llon there is a thoroug-hly tht' mallf.'t' .(0 the ('o,mJ11lltt'~ on ~lreet~, Hh l'r in nc( 01 dante '\!th ~;~t' Of BufCalo (,quipped drug store. PhysiCians d{'pentl upon haphazard do"ing with g'plill.'rl II) ('01. W'nl'd, \\as a I) l~t\ BUg-- toge-thtoJ' With the ( orp~l'a.hon (o"un~t'l Illn'e b£lell selected willl un pn tent wedlcilletof. ael!·aumi nils t Bred, to lhl.~ ('Otl1llltttee au 'Yh' . hw It'ferrl'u and tht- ('ullllni!-<sionel' oj PUbl1l' "Or1<:M, hlea or a yoldlul!!.' ever~1 p08~ill;l­ or the RBryiClclS of none too-cdJnpehors. an es alJd 11;,1.1'. prt"yullp(i. 'J'ho"H~ \\ ho Yutt'cl for the <I ntf:'uliment w(Jorf' Adam, n('i~el\ Buller, ity of It.. l>el~g char.ged tllO.t the t{'ut ph:"slcian~, upon WJIOlU' they Some n-.a.a____ A_ Co11tn~, ltUrman. Harp. H"5~kr, D\t.'dlcal a ttNldance secured for l('n Jormerly reJled.-:O;. Y,' Herald. _. _ e -ell.bllellb. Holmes, II lIstel'. Kt>llIwrly. 1{ !rli, La!lll('Ornmi88ione~ W~ sh('1't. l\laischos.s and l\taJ1ll1ng, (nl. "~nl'd'J3 propospd Jlew ort.linan(·e prop()~ed a'~~Ii.II!~ ret I'reu to the Committe· UJl Z I I I I I I I MEDICAL ATTENDANC~~5:t. 2."Y,........ AT TEN CENTS A WEEK. I ~trouger. I �dl~l,.Il' • lh II" do /I IHr.h ,01 II, COll. tiLU "n, llU ti'tllf}" do uot Thn lIrndl.y Nil om- 11m ~r~D.tly 1 In gln.('.l to 8(-~ t lw NJ';\\ s tllk, R this LliC'T ~ In thf'l mnttt'r. 1,()l1I1 S U 111'l'Inth fi l'~l a.. ('II Jr Jt pj"U~. t'1! ALL WANT THE \ A. U. U} lmom, J.A'l the ull m Hrn,j~. Hul lin Bhn~I'd ln8. y bill paed have thlj rnollumC'nt ~\dnm i';lsn~8.('r--Tr Erl~ county's other A Rtu·mhl n!"'n nfH) Bennton Ilo not asslht I Mr. HlW !", 1n lhn pnKSIl~O or thl9 ml'aKure 1 believe they v.-iIl dl~p)Pnrw th£, ma' , o rll)' or th" \"Olera In their ff":8pectlve MONUMENT IN4~..~ NIAGARA SQUARE. I John I.... I dl~lrlC!ts. W!l~t;i'i~:' EvnnR I hope t11e- Bradley bill (",;, ~h down pO-rel Pllt me tn favor uf Ott' BrncHer hili. It 811)' ml'(lIUlfe lJeforn Uw Leglsllllun' fIIhnulcl pa.R8 that onn 8h/Juhl A, H. Kuhn· ·En-r)"un n wAnta th(> Bradley 1)111. II sho1lld JlRBS without oppoel- NEWS, tI:j~i,n K,dbu("h T think Mr Bra<1lpy flho\lld 11i' f'lIcOurBRt'tl. Ito hns IntrodUC'I'd an (:'('~lIr·tlt tnC.i\Rurt'. ill", .I(lbn 11. f'ltklll--Y o ll mny quotn me ns BayIng that 1 l'Iitw{'nly hope ~Ir Bradley ",JIl Muee""'} In gE'ttlng his hili through. 'rh,' oth(\r Erlt! (·ounty Lr·gtf'latorA !'hould wnk~' uJl to tlw fd,'a that It IS t:p to th'.m t ) do. whot tht·y t''}n toward tlzens Urge the Passage of the I Bill for the McKinley Memorial In Buffalo. A\'\~·:z.fI"'" Buffalo C'lttzt'ns arc of one mind on the qUl"~tion of en<lor"~ng the propoot Al!Isemblyman Bradley for i:L !\icl{lnley )1:E'morlnt !ftrurture of some to be erected on Xlagarn Square. The bill for an npprOl)rtatlon by the for that purpose proyldeR tbat the sum of $100.000 be expended In BU!on the Square mentioned and for the object ot commemorating the Prel!lldent. It was introduced last week and has gone to the Committee and Means, whleh Is the finance committee ot the lower house ot Legislature. ABl!lemblyman O'~raUey is R. member ot that commlltee. V{hen Mked today the slaLUS or lhe bill. :llr. O':llalley said: "The Bradley bill Is In -Committee on '\~an~ a.nd )[eans. It has been thp.r(! 8lnft.' it was referred to committee on its second reading. It ha~ not been taken up yet tor con~14"ta.t1cm but it \\'111 be tair1;,,. treated, I .am sure. Xo bills ha\'e been yet reported out of the ('ommtttee and none are IIkel)' to be for a Httlf" time" The Bradley bill provldes that the Go,'ernor shull appoint a commission or live members. two of whom ~hnll be d lizens of Butralo, to procure the {'recon or a marble monument and bronze statue ot the late PrC'~ldent, 1VUBam McKlnle),~, on Niagara Square 1n thl~ cltr, at u. total f'xpense ot not more than $100.000. Halt ot lhls sum Is available when I'Ilan~ have bt'en adopted nnd {'ontraC"ls let for the work. The rest of the purn npPl'oprated .hall be a\'ullable wh<>n th[' work is donE", Following are a few exprcf{slolls 01 opinion on the Bubject: I :l8!!lstln~ hl1Tl. ,1E'm.lJ1d U!4 1)::1 sa,.; {' J.:. \\'Qodl,)rd-l'ertalnl:r the Bradlf'Y ilHI fIIhoultl 1'1' paMSt d. \ k B, t·':lllotl 'rhf" Bradt!'}· LIlI is a11 ril!ht. t~O alu... td and PlUtA It 'Par'\: CommtsslOllE'r R, :\1. nnnllng-AsBf<*lllJI\'mlln I1l'll/Hey's 1,111 (-mbo<lIt"l\ un ndnllrohle pI'Q,Io:'('L Tho BUtlt· should not I lwsltat(' til maltl' th13 npproprlallon IUJ conaldC'rnhly morn than thf" nmoullt 8~k£'t1 I for ,,'as rpturllNl to tho Rlato Trensllry hy tho ,,(ow York ~Inti" Board of '{:ITl-1 t agt'rs. :\Ir, Hrncll£'}, 511oulf1 hR..Yt:" the unttN1 , fH"llI0rt nr thE" 1':rJ c·mmty df'l(>gatlon nt AI\)an,. I nm gln(1 to 'WI" that n HntrRI" I 16{·!,:"ll'liltor Is laking tht1 Inltlatl\'e In this Ulatlt'r. aa 8oon~ r or Illtt'r thr. Btatt>! w111 r't'et "u('h a lIlonumt"nt lnasmu('h o.s we I are Ilrl!lt In th n hi no pn'ort should be ""liar· ~ to RC!'Cure the appropriation nek .. t.1 for, 1 G 11. l"Ilrklf'A. nttQrtlp.}'RufCalo appre ... , ;"18t(>5 ;\tr Brldl£'y's t>!To")rts, R'1d WIAhf>8 him success Martin Care)', nttornE''''-' No (me can do "ther,,"'lse than r"ommend the errort. which I!'! hpln,:; madt" to 6l('ur(\ trl"Jm thp State- an aplJI'ol'riatton for Uw purpoBe ot er~ctlng in thIs ("It". R. suitnble mpmortnl In honor or' tht> mftrtyr£,d Preside-nt. This rornmunlt~,r wlll ''lOUdly bar.k As,.pmhl)·mnn Bradley In his attempt to ,.ecure the E"n· nctm(>ut of tho legiaL.1tton he haR lntro· thl('N\ \\'llh thot f'nd In yh,w. :And "\\"111 c:<tV('"C't his (e,How Log-h.lator!'! from EriC' County to rf'n,lolJlr him 1"Yl'll 68aiFltan{'p. I unt h.'artlly in tnvor of th~ proposition. ,,'1I1h'r ]', C~'JOk... nttnrn€'), ·You may qllutl' me aA h(:n.rtllr In ta't'or Clf th". If1)" htll. The Eltatr· Rhould erect n. monument In honor ('or "!\ld{lnlf:t)'". and Buffalo Is thl" i-Ilare for lIu('h R. rof"morlal, Tt is 81so tim 8omethln~"WBS ~onc to ke-~p .. '"lagarn ~quaTl' (rom de1(·rlnratln2" J. D. ~t('Donald. PaBsflngt'r Agent Grand Trunk R~',-[ think that Xla~aro ~'lual'e 1ft a \'('ry good placo !'1r t ..... e llcKinle\ monumt"'nt. It woul" bo \'en' npproprlat" t(. h;1 va It placpt! therE". Fr!'d p, J,"ox ot thl:' LnC'kawnnna-I am "'t·ry much In tavr,r of 8uch n proJeoct. F J. )'1o.-.re or th ..... 'lrk ..'l Plat~l think tha t ~;nuld be 8.8 Rood n Illa('(' a.s an)". Th~Y havi' h(>£'n tn'lng to beautH:r that square for 8 1;1 ot man} y{'ar~. This might b ... thc IlPglnnlng. Paul n. \Ltrr('n- -Tht')' c"1)\lld hn.rdh· se~ lert n m('r~ ll11proprln.tA plnce than ~ta~­ arc. SQ:uar~. They sh(.uld K('t ot It. too. If they WIAh t() lie III lint' with othf'r ('Hies. n. 1,undtrglln of thp n .• R, & P.-l would lIk("l lu I'!('O 'UJlJI"thlnR or th(> kind 1n this ('ill', antI fl I kindlY toward the Jlr('lje('t of pladng It 1n thl' Rf"1\larp. H. T ••Ja('g"('r lit th(' Erlp.- .Am \'~ry much I h\'or of lh(' Idt n. ~taJirn.ra SfJlIsre flhoulrl \)e tlxo.;d \11'. tllld we would havi! a I I Cmt ha\' and ~?j\\u~d :\1i<'IHH'l--t nm In fa\'or o( the ..;\uMttn)1. EdwardA-Ver)' good move. mtmOrl:ll as prono!'('d In th,' Rradley bill I hopt-· the bill will gt::l through. and m\ hope- I~ thal it ma~.. hN'om~ a law John W. Kh,tt-l hope the NE'YS will and that tho.;' ml'morial may l.lke the torm I cOIlUnue to 111'ge I;;rle County's LegtslaT(h 901~]('thlnlo; \~!-It'(111 or churttahle-, or both tors to wlJrk for tht' p6!:!:,Io.gp ot this bllt e ~lng::lra. ~ql1arf' 1s a HUpt'rh plaC"(" tor The L('~lslnll1rl' could not do bptter thun a.strU('tllrl' that Rhn.ll b\· worthy ot the to pass it. ;\"Iaglll'd' Square would be a ci~ R~d the m~n I; \\'oul,1 ('ommt'morate. IIn~ pla(·1· for tlli'. monument. f rlc ·\lm), THomlnent In the Sociel"\' l'nu ::kbrlven-·:,\o ono cun Question th~ 1~81lt i f:-Ing Butrtllo-l think 1t an addeslrubl.l1tl· 01 having the Bradley bill m ra • (' df'a that if' l",:ulnd in tht, Dropo_ )Iil.,f;r:, ¥.. rle ('oullty's Legislators ghotllil ~uon I t\1 1,nlltl a metnorlat or SOmt> kind W1Jrl{ lor It with nil their mIght and m'dll flr(' '\ re'lw:nhrau('t..;' 1" the latc Prf'st_ \\', H. HookC'r-l am slad of thls 0 '01" en \. NIHtt n Rquorp Is thE' t(if"ol pla("e tunlty to (');pn'S9 my aplJro\'al Orplh~ s~~ ~ hnlle th:lt no ,'ftorts may b~ lJrauleY Lill. I enrn(>~t1y hop~ It w11l reP;:clvt;:1 ~'llll,e\vh'IHUt'~!,86, I ('.~l\'1' f8.\"ornhlll a.ction 5n the Legtsla• . te--- .... o mnre commfmds_ tUll·. Jd<,a. ho!' bpt'n ()rlgin.ltlJ£l her(' In n lon~ W, H. Crahh!'=-l la.vor the Idpa and] or) th~dk~tl. lr I~ t1t and prOD(-r that \voul<l llk~ to 8('(, tbe mnnUmf"llt 0;" Nia~ ~~nrte 8 I,Ol,' 1 I n hml mnrlul to the Pr"'slnra Htluare. En'r)' viSitor to B~lffalo ... "'rl r ec " t t· :-Hate nt Xv\\'" York would ti~u tt ther~ t~dt ~Utt'J\.IO 19 ~hf' onlr P};l{"(' In the Stule J. E. A('kHtnnn~L, t us have th~ BC·H.i Jo:.~ 8 nplIl·j'pr alp [nr It. lc), tlill PluI8ed b~· all nH'nns And It' ~ th;XiJ~!:~ll",h'btlrSI H. Ayt'r}>-The plan or hav~e the ",!onurnfml 10 Nlllgara Sf1u~n'~ f'} m& Illy hc'arty tmpport. ,'. J, \\ rll;ht-1 III)III~ the Mhf·· F' I do not see how any citizen of BufYnlo cOUllt} L(>ghd4tors will f'O.t' erl\t,I, :tle can.. w1t~old appTU:a1 DC the pla.n (or A!f:I'mhIYlllan Brfldlt">y In gr.;tt~ng bls ')\~~ nl mblllUt\elll btu through.. Tb~v 'WW II or i'? r W".:!:,f' \/HI( II Brad-I bt·R.uUflll ~Jlot T T. Gould of thf'l t- H"II Stnu'~ Jo':xprf'!'=R Co. I think ,,'ould he a \,H" fin.' thtnR. Just -he vInce "or It. 1t w uld ImJlrovl'! the Aqua: e, which is bout i9 Jlubllc .a l)lnre 't I a" :::t I A. L. :-;mtlh . Yult ma.y l'~ortl mA 118 111 t:lvor of th.-· Hr.-ullC'y hill. Burrola should an ln~tr,llt. I Mayor Knlght,··l tllInk It 11"' proper and Juhn CunnE'f'n-Th('o Bradley hlll mE!E'ts rfght that th(\ l:)tllte should makl' atl ap· m)' cordlal appro\"ul. It Il-I worthy the proprlatlon lor n nwmnriul to the iolll.· hackluJ! of eVH~' lnt('rl~Bt In tlw clt~·. Thp President. And the place tor 511l.'h a lnl:'- ldell of thc bill Is u rapltal one and 1 'lnorial In thlH State Is In tlw Cit,. ot hupe to SN:" It go thrQugh. ,Butral0. flnd tho spot In the city of BuiPr,~fI;ldE'nl J. J. ~tc\\·lIllnm8 of thf" Mf'rtalo, aoo\,(' all others, wht'rc ~uch n mon- chant's ExclmngfL--1 flIn glad to arId my ument 6houlll bu pln"t'tl is on !,;Ingara \'01<'6 In tavor of the plan to Buorn NI· SquW'(t, That J8 Ilear the hulldlngs Wh.:oTC- ngarn. Squart-l la'forp It ts too late and in Is the municipal tHe ot tho cit\' and nothing h~ morE" :lpproprlllte- thnn 8urh a it is near tilt' old f'l·ntral High School memorial us that proposed In honor ot the Where 80 many or our pr('s£ollt C'itlzt;'us re- 1ut(> PrE~hlent eelved the mO!'lt Imporlant ut·gree of thl'lr HE'rb('rt P. His!l1>1l--1 am in fa,·or of the educaUon and whHe (uturt:' rlttz£:ns will plan ot thE' Brndl('\" bUt but I W..\nl to 1'f)Ceh f' theirs. A lOontlnlt'nt ot this kind flee C"onclllTI'lltly ,\:Ith tha.t n. m(·morlnl ID. that plaC'P! would be a cOUlinual ob- (In ::"\Iagnra Sql1:tn' to ).,HUard Fillmore, eet lesson to youug Burralonlan~ and I who liVl'd ht.'Tl' anu dl'sC'rn's such a recognlY good could l'Olnt of It.·' nillon of his lI(p nnd nubile R(lrvlC'f'S, Supt. Empl'8on of the Depnrtm('nt or l-~x.~tayol' ('ollrn,l DIt-hl-Yon ma:Education-l wns Ilkn~l'd whptl. I rt~arl QuUll! me aM unhesllntlnlth' In taynr of thE': t~at the~e W(iS a prospcct ot having a plan to nd1lrll NlngnnL Squa.r£' by a ).[('"..... eKiola) monument locutf'd In Bufrillu. Kinley ml'morinl fltrl1{'turo tlS propo~t'(1 Th18 18 a comllilratln:ly nf'W city. 1t~ pt~O- l,y the HI'IldleY 11111. II If!, a thing that pIe have bN'n ('llRaSt',l thus far In a ~trllg- ought to bl:! n(lnQ, ~le tor l"xlstf>nce nnd have not had the Clannce ~t. Hufthnt'tl· -Tho Idea hi good. el • ure or the 9urplus wealth to l'<enutlfy It should han- the 8upport of ('\'("n' c1t1t he city with works oC a.rt, The first thing zen and It woulO plt,nM nw much to SeA that Btrlkt's an American In vl!'liling Eu- . Buch a monumf'nt I)n :-;Ingnra SQunre of ropean dUos 1M the monUml;'ntN and all ulaces. statues or Illu~trtolls nwn which t-'mDr. ErnUL \Vendf"--'!'hf'm 18 no QuestIon bellIsh the pnrk~ and public !'Iquart'~. The that W(~ should ha\'ll mol'£> monuments 10 Bame Is truf' o! our old"r AmHlcan rlth·s tht!'! city. I WQuld. like to 8H' thf'm in t~l'I Uke Boston, ~t~W York and Phllnd("lphta. pa.rka and otllt'r llla0eg and this sCheulo In Buffalo. with the exc('PUon~ o( a bu!-;t ot a. !o.IcKlnlt·,. memorial 18 just abo'lt -of Mozart fn Dcla\~·o..n' Pari{ and lh(' I right ann to locate It un .. '"ial{nra SQuar~ Idl~r8 and Soulo", :\fonum(,llt In I....l- js aoout the best place In the city tor It ay~tte Park, 80 rar as 1 can l'vml'ml;l.:r, Dr. "~nltt'r D. GrHnf'-¥OU can't lIot) e ~a"e Hot fl single f'mhelllshrnellt In me too Rtrm:Kly In tavor ot the pr~jt.ct I C orrn (I( n m~mument or fltatU(' A 1t plt'R!'!es mE." Immensely to think h' re~~rlal t~ lld,-Inlt'}' ~hnuld he pla(,f'd anYOIU' In "Rurtillo hus 8ufficit'nt !'!;Ih~~ n .. , agarn. .,quarl! whf'rc !'!O many stn:c'ts to a.uvoC'ttt(> lInf1 :lssl!'Ot In ('urr'ln ¥oo,er g (> tral 80 many people daH}' pa8~. this plan. MOllUmf"nt8 'Of thi:i kln~ R~~O~~ 8 nf'p.l"(' y hope the mO\'l'mpnt will bc' orna1n€'nt io the city. ' t su{"c~f'!ul .8tHl the monumpnt wtll h(' Comptroller IIl'€rwngl'n" - RufCalo f ~la~,Pd on )\I.agarn SCjunr(', It Is near th£' pl::u.'!·f' In thp l'nltf'd Statf',s :-IhO;lhl all s \ Ifnj"pol'tsant blilldings ~~h also )'h-1\lnl(') tnl'morlnl und r kno·w or et ~ e pn rn gh r-h(')ol. whf"rf' It would hdh'r pInel' In thl~ I'll» than XI 1 cglid~:;Pl'ltll1l h'sson to th,~ many school Square, a plat'c tha·t Is of grpat ~hl~f;;;~ D I 1- ~ Inter('sl locallr to put IL ' r, (a I; Rt:ndf·r. I think th(· !'It'herru. Is nrar1(' Crmi~'lngR Com'if;Alont l' J ~~oa,.,. 1>,011 t }Oll fin~ f'n'n'Olw In la,'or Ryan-I t.arn~Mh· hOPl' t11l~ hill wl;~mp~ thu!~' br:'or .~!{~.ooo " ... should g('t Hom("· J~a8~l'd by hoth lu)\lfu·s and will I'{'('(>IVI,1 tg M laut1 u. (,.o\·l'rnor'e npPt'o\'nl A mC'morl I f i e he' h~'a '!.~olt, uJlrinflPul t Srhool 19-·1 like kind "hould h(, (l'~Ctl'd in th~ :?It}~ l~1~ 11 Niagara is' 1~ ',I ace or the monument whlC'h th'" Prpsldl.'rlt md hlR dc-nth. rtnd C H D ' .,.uart, a. mor(' BlIprI"Ulrl:Hf' plorp thnn ~ta r tlllnk ~·e f;h~h~~'l princlJ)nl St'hool ;;~-l SQuart"' ("0\1111 «nt I!~ Cound tor its lo\'afl~H~ Klnlev In u \0\'(' a nwmorlal to :\IcL, H. Junes- AS!lf~mhll'mnn Bradh'l"S plB.f'c 'for Itt~:q Ci~I" ,I thhRd thnught thf' hill Is a C'ommendahll' plt,(,,{· or lr'gb:lation. ah t 1 t ~ g. " 11'1 £' (' Pr1·!'lld .. nt Will'! 1 hm.p it w111 llnss bu~\.! l~c !'1,n Ul:n Rqu~ar~. Is lIot (mlr a Rob<'rt L. nuttnll--i'~rie ('ollntY·~ As1M o-n(~ ot ~l \\hjt"\,. mnn:- "'Ill 8r'I' It. hut It s,·mhlym~~J AhOtllrl w{'lrl~ (01' the 'pa~sag~ historic IlIt~~f~8:l' ~tKfI'ajt cpn\prs and has of thH llri\tlley hili. X!ngrtra Squa're Is a mt morlnl of this kl~) list t le place for the JlIIl(,l' for thf'l monumcnt, Mon J A R b (. C. B. Gilmour-The idea of erecting a Iden and' •. " 0. (·rt!,!-·J thInk It n t'upltal McKinley monument in Nlaga.ra. Snuare • • i"q approprlati" ont' tha.t a .... Md\:inl('y )tl'morlnl lw f'nNeu 'bv thf~ 111'1 nn t'x('~1I0nt 01lf'. I hopl" the Bradley t Statf" In Rutralo nnd I)lu('~d OIl ~ia ar' \)111 will l1ass. Sc:t,uare, • g ,\. Hl'nr~· KIlIt cn-Bnf'!alo ~houlc1 certainly Sintou FI,"\f;!('hmftnn, Pr('~ld('l1t of the h!lvl' a ~nnumellt t:llmmr'morati\'e of Mcp.oanlro!, ( ouncilmnn, l'ald-T ~m cordlal- Kllllf:Y S I{I'l'li t worth. Nlal{arll Squaro ts \ In !1\ o~ IIf th .... "plan t'mhodh'u tn th thl' pla('E'o tor Sl1('h i1 monumt'nt. Briluley 1,111. It 11'1 all right nntI hlghl~ Dr. 11. It, O'Br!<m-Thc proposltton deproTu.'r that It !-Ihol1ld l'f! 1>a~!wd nnd the Sf'rYes tht· sancllllll nnd sUP1)Ort or every m<',mn,rlal tiI""t liP h1.'r,' RS uropo~(>d. BllfTal~lJIIlI1. • tier. aus bern l1!rnle [unbfleltG , (l:ommiITar·gef~l:f)idftn~''''' Ili!tnbt fann mit bern frOf)e;' (!rntfl fem aUf feine. l:~iitiqleit un~em~~I' [o.mteit ali! fold]er .1 1ltiictbficf WI!I, [e~n lJlad]folqer, ~r. !IDalt en. baB IDle ~au~tfiief)lid] aber b~r~ (!Jretnr, ber <stobt im ~Oqemeine~ r e~o~nrr b~rbanfen Qaben, 'bali bie \sSI I~m AU erner !8lattern • @lJibemie abt oon blieb. ia bie .Rranf~eil. tneldje b~rr~nt ~anq ~qar fef)on in beforqni~;~rqr~ em vLalie urn fief) griff f f' qan~ aU5geroltei Qat.' ,OAU agrn 'I .~em lebten !8erid)le bes (JJ f ' nells • <1ommiffars ~r ttl run", n. r. b b' m . ""mne iufo!, c' ~I~ Ie daftern nur au en b b' rnfr~lrten. \.'olnifcf)tn 1liftrift Q trn fcf)ranlt; In ben iibtiqen \Slabltkl . G ~nb fl~ gan~ berfd]tnunben unb II.n IIber ble.. bon ber Shanff)eit ~eimgrf ~~ tenf .f~aufer ber~iingte Quaran~~e I au qef)oben loorben. I '8or ~tnei !IDoef)en qao e5 nod) 38 !8lalter.nfranle in ber \Stabt, meldlr ,'la~1 015 qeftern fotneit ge[unlen b08 ft~ nod] 15 .Daufer unter Quara~tanr ;ytn ~~b ~u bertn !8etnacIJun nu 4<) Ijloh.lfttn erforberlief) nnb. q r . ~m. Eaufe bon tiner !IDodje iii nUll ern frrfd]er !81?tternfoO llinAu qdom,1 m[ e~. !ler Ijlahtnt tnurbe in bem .pall,' e rio. 124 <Sears (strohe qefunb/n. 'I D ~m !Ulo~!aq tnurbe basfe!be unm 0,uaranlane qefldIt. geftern aber fdlon tnleber babon oe~_ W" ha' . "')tlYld ..... \\"lIli:lm~on of thf" ,,11l1amson l,'lw Book Co.-·The m{\num~nt t\'oulli gTt'ntly t IIhan"Of" tIlt> t pauty of the S11uar~ nnd mad: it a l'(I~lllttrul B1)Ot. The ('f'ntra! lOt .:'Itilon , ... 11· ( l u r!p~rrnl 1(0 t'patlln~, H. n. Mnyd("llo of th('o Xatlonal Expr('~. ("0.--1 th'nk th<' Sq'ulre a ,"pry appropriat pt~l'f" I,nd would fa"n," thE' proiP('t. 1. J, I.E'vy Ol thl"'! Frank ,,'oolE'O C~o. • '/I ;,t'tt"r ftP('It ('0\1111 bp Sl If'(·t· d In the <"it, 1t IN cf'ntrRl Rml ('ollhl hI" 1t1lH\t' ,1'1"" h~nlltl"l1t. I t'('rtaln" [.!"Or tt,(> ~lllllJr'" H. \\~, 1.{'('('h nt' thp n. ,Yo 1.(>('o('h Rubbf'l ("11. ·Th1" ~f}l1ar,' 1 Tl'KHrtl os a very enita hi .. ;.IR('(' ./(Ir 8 mf'mortul to tlw In PH:sl,l"'nl. / E V,,""U t" t'.. ", 4\ i)Jlllurerhrfle~. ~( , I" ..... !Die "mafoni, 2ife l1!ffOciatihn" bon !IDefl lJletn g)orf ~atte geftttn menb im maronic ~em~le i~re ~a~re5berfamm' IUM unb !8eamttnlDa~l. tntldj lettm bas folgenbe !Refultat ~atte: I Ijlriinbmt-!IDilIiam .f.!engmr. i 1. '8ice,'Uriiflbtnl-~er adjl6. (!ro,! flus <1 . .!tnig~t. 2. '8ice,ljlraflbent-!Dr. m Iter ~.' ! ilircene. ' ~ittltortn fiir brei ;saI)tt-;'jamti !Rooerl!!. ~o~n !ID. aifqer. \Dr. ;'jol)n G:. ~flompf on, @eorge m. ~ot unb !Rooerl '.D. g)oung. ~ireftoren fiir ein ~aQr: ~. Jo~n lJletnton. !IDaff)ington, \D. [.; (!llOrgt ~. !lJ1ueOer, !IDafflinglon, \D. [.; 3· <Stetnarl !IDilfon, 9'1etn Vot!; ~6ili~ 5)errfcf)aft, !8roo!lt)n; S)enr~ (Hall. l1!lbanl); Ii. !8. Eons • .f.!opfin5bille,l!o.: ~ofePQ Ii. !Uloore, ;serfel) (l:it~. 9/. 3·; ;solin .D. !IDilIin!>, lJletnarl, !II. ~.: <Sam. !8. 2BiOiams, !Rod)efter; 1r- 1nf ~. IJ!m~btll, !Rod)efter; [f)as. !Blal"cI, <Sl)racufe; ~abib ty. 2Biftr. !)lUll .)0, ben, (It.; ~. 2Batrtn ~of)nfon, 2Dnb, for 20d~. (It.; ~of. f5. I!>torel, !J(eT!' ben, tn.; 2Bm. !UI. ~ngle, eo~o rr, !Ulaff.; <1albin &. <sutliff, ilod~orl: 5;).2. !Roberts, ~untirl; ;So 1r. ~T?ub, fit, &tneba; ~ra ~. !RolD~e~, @i11~1 !rmt; S). ~L G:f)i1bii, !JJlebtna; ;'I.. ' 21lallenmtier, jr., ~onroanba; ~a9. G. :tf)ompfon. lJlortf) :tonallianba; !II. rr· \tenner, ~ame910)Un; @eorge !lJlc(!lD' tnan. Ijlalmt)ra; 2 !De if. llJaugl)n, @io' bus; SD. fJ. !8otnen, D~ben~DUrg; Ill!. !IDilIiom .p. @ai!, lia[t 2(urora; [fia!. !ID. <Slidle, !8atabia; &eorge (!. Q:ablJ, 2{frlln; ~unufluiS :t. ~alo.", D{ean~ , SDem lJlaef)tneife be~ !rlnanl @it Itttar aUfolne be~aQlle bie ~efenfdla~ 1m Ilerfloffenen ~nQre an ble ~m!tl, bliebtnen berflorbner unb aroel19 un fiiQiA Aetnorbentr !Uljlqlieber bie (lit' fammtfumme bon $3.176.7?6.78 au!: SDer &efammlbelraf\, btl!. ble ~trfidlt; run AS • Ijlolictn re~rafenhren. In $17;. 154.000 unb ber !Referbe ifonb en· bolt $116,502.12. _ _ _' . <>eo ~. I R c p s b il' T " I, wi In pa ne In In th m m Ii dl m w bo de III a of (. B lh or r D Ii W 11 O. B k �rl~H1" rUWH ll).! DEFICIENCY BONDS :::> follows: z I 'n D(>{.t'rubf"r. 1872. rE'pre~?ntnth:e Yasons 1ht' ('lIy of BufInlo, hl1\"lng In mind the weI· E '2UIRER. <y 53 tlw fnrt. lIe bas f.1(!'voted a grent dpnl of hi:ol tinw t,~ the- wrwk of thp. n~snt:jntjon :lTIl1 it i~ the Plirnest wi:::h of all COUCf'l"Tlcd thnt be "\-till ('onttune·10 do ~o_ Ifh rt'pOl'1 was highly intel'esting. Part of it FOR $15,000 ASKED. ci W 0:: ~Il-. lIpngt.'l·(lr'., ke-t.'(lll,·B~~, Fhr(l'\'IIJ\(,~s nnd r('liuhllilr ·ot jlH11!U1rnt ntl:' lcng'f'ly l'('!-l.pOIl~ih1t· for tlli8 nDe ~tat~ of tlffllil's nnd .111 till" nlpmb~rs nllpr£'f>intp furl' of I h~ {'rurt umi those to ROIll~ extent depf'odpl1l upon It, orgrwtzrd the hInsonle Health Authorities Secure the Mayor's Promise to Help Them Defray the Expenses of Recent Smallpox Epidemic. ]q", Ai bltf.l' AS!:tOl--ll1t1nn c)f Westnn ~('w York \'"c b"~c. tbl'rE'rOl'e, conl'lut]ecl 29 yenrs or our hlslor~' fille\ 118,\'(' lnlloclled upon the E"tlQ "" 30th. The good that hns been done ean be ItIHuerr,d. In flome cll·gree. rront the tollow109 t\gur~ij. ThC" nRA()Ci8tlon~ sl'we the {lL\t~ of lts or· ga:6lzntlon, hus paid, In death arid dlsnbHlty IO!ll9('S. :jm,170,'i36.78. 'the pnyment at thts '\'"n~t ftlnOI1tlt of monry WfiS secured to the rn..mlltc~ ot Mn!'lons at (l COf5t f\.yerngtng lmt n, trifle marC' tbnn Qne-thlrd the rateR ('bnrg(>d hy ",hat t~ kuO,,'n a.~ tbe old Hue . . r " Wte~ D. other Inembers of the tamlly where a or legnl res('n'p ('C?mpnnic-s; nnd, In mtLny Health Cornm!~slone A~ l\1c4 aen- case of the disease had been discover-Ilnstnnc-e!l, rpprc~entf'U Insurance 't\'htch Greene, accompaOled by' ·bt this morn- ed, and the Health Department had ('oulcl not haT'I' bf'cn cnrrlt'd lJut .ror the low ~ ~Ji , Ed"'~ on Mayor J{~~I~'" talk in re- to provide for the family during the ehnl'gl' t\l:\dp by the n8~oclntlon. . mg ~lnd mdulge.d In a rleficlency term 111' quarantine. This system en("on('(>iYed fiR a pure ('harity. the hnsmegs garcl to the Is~a~ceincurred during tuiled a lal'ge expense to the Healtb hr yirfue ot flu\'\ronmenl neeessarllr drift· bonds to pay the ex ~)Idemic and to Department. Debts amounting to $10,- ed into R huslne!i~ proposition; and has he· the recent ::ill1fl1~O .. lI~e of work along 000 are o~'ed by the Department. which come' todnl. prndl('nllr. ftn 11l5mrancf' organcarr!,. thnt pr..rt cUp a~ns been eradicated. it is anxious to be relieved of. l~nti()1\. not, how~'·cr. divorced trom the fra· I 1In~!1 the l~st ~'~~lt of a quarantine hosIn urde.r tu pay these debts deficiency tf"rnnl tputl1n'<; which Itn"p hlwllya marked 0." m~ to lle cases of smallpox WOUI? bonds WIll have to be issued. Dr. It!': rurinagcmenL Il now stonds as the only ~)l.\albalIt o~ tl1eout to tlle present lnst!· Greene talked with lVIayor I-{night a ol'~lInlzntlon o! its C'hal'n<-t('r on the tttcc 01: I ~Ot' e '~li~~ bears that name and ad· long time this morning, and having bad Ow l"!trlh \t"hose memberRhlp is UlIllIe up d~til~~at expen ..e in taking care of the the situation fully explained to him. whollr of A. Ii'. & A. Mnsons nnd WhO~ff atients W..\5 inC'ul'l'ed. the "M ayor promptly announced that op f1 rntlon"'t fire ('onfincd to worlt among j P ff 1 h" d a modern quarantine he would send a recommendation to the tb(>l11. It bfl~ outJlvpd the criticisms lind II If .BU ~l'; s·:naliPOX patienls would' COmnHJn Cuuuell this afternoon calling pTf'HlIdiom: of Its en('m'e~ Dud sun'Ived to l ~OSI~~~~nediarelY rf'mll\'ed tn it upon for deficiency bonds In the sum of nCl'olllpllsu lh(> ~ood cle~lgned by Its found· d~' But owln'" to the lack of $15,000. era: and now, Denrly one·thlrd or a Cenhlry f ls~l~~t~Y~nd the f;maliness of the place "In r~alIlY," said '!\IayoT I{nigbt, or UK gonu work lios lUlssed into history Ilnd th~l paetlents were eOffillelled to be :'the~e WIll be emergency bond5. Money It 1!Ii found 10 he on tl. firmer nnd~oundpt' Quarantined in thell' uwn homes. This IS needed to payoff the debts and also. hn.!=:\t:l than e\'E:"r hetor(>. It h3S bad n. net nece~s:1ta~ed the quarantine of the to continue the work." gnln III pollcte~ durIng th£' year at 439: a __ DC't gnln of InRuranc(' In force of $~77.500, ;f ANNUAL MEETING OF MASONIO LIFE ASSOCIATION HElLD IN THIS CITY LAST NIGHT. JCll1j ~ At the annual meethfg of the Masonlo LIfe Associatlon of Western New York last night. William Hengerer was reo elected president without OPPOSition, !he HOD. Erastus C. Knight, vice-presldent., without opposition. and Dr. Wal· tel' D. Greene, second vi.ce-presiden t without opposition. James A. Roberts: John W. Fisher, Dr. John C. Thompson George W. Voss and Robect D. Young were elected directors for three years, a!1d the following-named were elected dlrectonf for one year: T . John Newton, Washington. D. C.; George .T. I 1 I I Mueller. WashIngton, D. C.: J. Stewart WilSOll. New York; PhUlp Hen'Schaft, Brooklyn: Henry Clark, Albany; E. B. Long, HopkInsville, Ky.; Joseph E. Moore, J ersey City. N. J.: Sam B. WUllams, Rochester; Frank J. Amsden, Rochester; Charles Blasdel, Syracuse; David F. Wiser. New Haven. Conn.: J. Warren Johnson, Windsor Locks Conn.; Joseph S. Stokes, Meriden j BENEFIT fi PRO~P~ROll~ H ~ 11 Jl ORDeR lJ ENTERTAINMENT Business of the Mason ic Llfe Asso- BYv ---BOYS ciation of Western New York Has Greatly Increased. Roney*, Famous Concert THE ANNUAL MEETING. Company to Appear at t;, ~Mi:.RCIAL. WiJlia~enger.r Was Elected Presi· Teck Theater for the dent for the Third Time-In· Newsboys' Home. teresting Reports, COURIER.~­ PROGRAMME A DELIGHT Shriners Approve Plan by Organiz ing a Theater Party for the Occasion - Many Boxes '-l j Sold. :. There will be a benefit lor the News· boys' Home Friday and SaLUrday evenj~g, February 7th and 8th, in the Teck 1 Theater, and Roneoy's Boys' Concert company will be the attraction. That is sufficient to insure that the house will be crowded. Nowhere is there a troupe of sing· Ing and playing boys that can be COlD· pared with those under Henry B. Roney. ThlJY have Bung In every state In the Union, except four or five. and in every town where they have played the press canl~llents Ilave been in the most glow!ng terms. They have been managed and thoroughly instructed by Henry B. Roney, a man who stands dIstinguished as a composer. chOirmaster and director. The. prog~amlUe promised is a good one, mcludms; Instru\nental and vocal numbers. Thp boys sing in various I c05tumes-~t1itary unIforms, college gown!"\, !Jatrlotic. Highland. Court and Sp~nlsh rostu~es. As a.1l know the obJect for which they Sing is a 'most worthy une. The Home for the Newsboys and Bootblacks needs money. lS~IALIA TO ATTEND. IsmaJia Temple, Ancient Arabic Or- der Nobles of the MY$tic ShrIne '11 make a. :,?eater party tor the perfO;r~­ ance On .~alul'day night. The diagram of th~ ~ollse, Is now in the Health Commlss1Oner ~ office in the MI' Building. un clpal Of the fc,urteen boxes In lhe the t the fol1owl1lg have already t k a er of them: Ma}or E C a en ten CommIssIoner GI'ee;'.· ~nlgbt, Health DIstrict Attorney Th~m . p A. Joyce, Lyon. Eugene H as enney, W. H. Weslbrook W D DarrIngton. Lloyd Murray. Iir j 6 T~herlY. Fred O. O. Denny, A. 'V. Da omp"on: Myron Benzmg & Brown. y, I. VlshlOn and Seals for Friday ni ht day matinee ('an he g and Saturtheater {tfter Saturd" reS;V~d at the ~y, e ruary 1st. J,\~~ 'Ille- nl\llUul r;r-+-: hle~tlng of the )IasOllic I."i!E' Association ot ""estern ~ew York was held last night. 'Yilliulll Hengct'er wos r<!--etcacte<.1 pl"esillent; lIon. E,,'u,stus C. Knight WAS elected. ,rice-presidentj Dr. ~W.lter D. Groene was elected .econd Yl~E'-prebident. 'l'herc was 110 opp.osition to the election of nny of these officers. James A. Rob<>rts. JQhn "'. Fisher, Dr. •f<>bn O. '.rbonlpson, George W. YOBS Itud Hobert D. Young were plected directors for three l"earS, anu the following wE're e1('('ted dil'<'ctors tor one year: 'f . .Tohn ","ewton, ~W.8hiuf(toD, D. C.; G""rt<e J. :'Iueller, Vv'atihington, D. G.; J. Stewart ',"'Bson, Ne"w York; Philip Herrschatt, Hrooklyn; Henry Clark, Albany; N. B. Lotlg, Hopkln"ville, lty.; Joseph ~. Moore. Jersey Oity, N. J.; John H. WII· Idns, Newark, N. J.; Snm B. Williams, I nf~cbe8ter; !i"'rank J. AII\sden, n.och~steri C.barles Bla.del, Syrne"s.; David F. "·iser. New llaven. Ot.; J. 'Varreu John.cn Windsor Locks. Ct.; .Joseph S. ~toke81 ~leriden, Ct.: Willium l\f. Engl~, Holyoke, Mass.; George A. Brown, Lock Ha ven. PH.: Calviu U. Sutliff. Lockport; Ii. L. Roberts, DonkiLk; .Tohn F. Proud· fit. Gen~vll: lrl\ D. Rowley, Silver Ore~k; Henry A. Ohilds. 1\!edina; John G. lenm€ier, Jr., Tonsw'Rodll: "'.1-S. JalDes Thompson. NOI·th Touawanda; N. F. Fenner•.Tnme!'l.t;qwn; f;'porgp, I\lrGowau, Palmyra; L. De F. Ynughn, SOd?s.: D. li. Bowen. Ogdensburg: Dr. Wilham. li. Gail. Elllst Aurorll: Chnrl(>!l W. StIckle, BnlaTin: George In. Ondy, Akron; Augustus T. EntoD, OIeon. The m~eting wn. very wen ntten.den and the Iteeoest interest wns exhlbl~ed in every report submitted !lnd ev,.rY~hmg ,jO!l£':. AftE"r the T€'porls of I I-P~ld.ent Hengerpr, ~J~re(l~\ll'('r George P. 'Vl1k1U~, :\Iedicnl Director George I,. Brown nnd ~l'lf'rrtDry Nt'lFtOll O. Tiffn~lr had been rend nnd ndoptE·d, n motIon wnR mllclP bv lInrr)" D. "'illiams to e"tend to the 'OffiC£>T:-; and di rectors n. v?te of thinteR for thl!ir llufniHn.g f\1t(l~hon to bll"ineHH r.nd the aklll ""lh "'blCI1 t h~Y bud JluU\Jtgr-d tht.~ Itffail'R of t~h~ n~SOCln.­ t' n Tllc moti(lO of )Ir. 'W 11bnms was ~~~o'ndt"fl hy Hornc{\' A. Noble nnd was uOluiimotlnlV rr..~f((·a. ~[r.- l-IengE'rrT. who W!l~ eiected lnAt (light to his t~lird tprm ap. PI"f'Stdl'lIt, nnu .whO hm~, s1l\ce the 11.f"~nchttl01\ wnR fouudpd, been Cl0fi~ly • J ntl1irtl with ita work. rrall n most IT\~~7.(1o~tirlg n'llort. To )Jr. IIengcTf'.r'R (offorts the nSRof'ill,tioIl iK,in It Inrge .meas~ . Illld'ted !Ilr it~ pre""nt. flot1r"bln~ ncr.. I l't· 1t h •• :lnll f'1\I'oltrnJ!in~ roW 1 IOn. ~llrllu"'" ~ndftl\" to the front l"onk 0:C n~fI;n­ . ..... 1'~ ~ro~'lJji! d'niom1. Ije iU {'ln~~ nnt 1 'th n,.h ;t ~nngf)l' htHl ~TJ:tttt i..p llr. WI C' MR. DEN6ERER IS RE=ELECTED PRESIDENT p I Conn.; ;:ll;~~i~~i.~:~:~!~~~~~~~I!ft:~i6d~~W ~Iass.; WillIam M. Engle. Holyoke: George A. Brown, Lock Haven, Pa.; CalvIn G. Sutliff, Lockport: H. L. on impTo\'e{\ reul estate in the city of Dut· talo. whllt" Its gr08!5 aAs~ts ar£' $12i,iOO. lts ('xprns4.' of manngf"ruent to gross receipts is but a tracllon oyer 14 pe-r cent., which is an nf'erngE! of fully oue·thlrd less tbnu the cORt of mnuRgement of Similar Institutions In ,Ienernl. I The recent chnnge tn bylaws readjusting I rates Rnd removing Inequttles which ('xlst· \ t'd under tlw old gTndl!\~ nnd estal)lIshin.ethe aS9ueiati01\ on n recognized standard tabl~ approved lJY actuarial authority. W!lS brou.-rbt about with bCnrcely a jar nnd wlthou~ n IQl!.S at membership. a gratifying evt· den('c of nppreclation nud faith which the poUe.yholderR of the aSSOCiation have In its hoard of mnnngement, the membe-ra ot which, tb(>S reallz(', haye sen-ed It faithfully for mnny years, gl,lng carefui thought nnd study to the weltl1re of Its policyholders, wltbout tiny further reward than the benf'fit secured to its members. the pr£'Rtdent, vlce-prestdent nnd {'nttre bonrd of directors. nO{ mOflt of you know. se-rvlng 'wlthollt aLlY moneyed ronslderatlon. I U will be s~eb tbnt tbls assoclntton has abandoned tbe l'U~flwork nnd crude Ideo~ embodIed In the propOSitions of tbe ohler assessment ln8uranct! l~{)tnpftnlM, that it hilS 8e-ttl~ down to a standard table on a !\clf"n· HOc hasls, which menns that due provisIon baFi heen made tor tbe ohligntioDS It hU9 underwritten . t'nde-r tbe old plOD. n very large per cpnt. ot It" me-wbers carried two clasRes nnd ench clRSFJ was rounted. tinder the new arrangE'fllpnt. all clnsses are (ionsolldated; and, by ylrtuE' or the- consolldntlon, the rpport of thr se('retllry wtll ShOlV sel'eral thousand f('wPI' poll('h~~ In forc~ than appeared In !ormpr rf"portR. It now show"s tbe Rctunl numbn (If DlElDlbf'I'K; former Teports sh()w~ the numbf'r ot policle~. 'l.'lle actual net IfnIn in mf"mbf"~blp over dC'Rlbs nod Cl'nanreR Is, us; ab," o,e stnted, for the year just closed, 480. Roberts, Dunkirk; John F . Proudflt Geneva; Ira D. Rowley, Silver Creek; Henry A. Childs. MedIna; John G. Wallenmeier, Jr .. Tonawanda; James S, Thompson, North Tonawanda; N. F. Fenner, Jamestown; George MCGoWll, Palmyra; L. De F. Vaughn. Sodus: D. H. Bowen. Ogdensburg; Dr. WIlHam H. Ga!!, East Aurora; Charles W. Stickle, BatavIa: George E. Cady, Ak· ron: Augustus T. Eaton, Olean. PresIdent ~engerer read a report. in which he ~ald that the association was organized. In 1872; it was conceived as a charitable organization, but it became a business proposition and drifted into the insurance business. However, the fra terna1 features which have always marked all the transactions of the associa;:ion were not divorced. Mr. Hengerer E',ald that the lodge insured only Free and Accepted Masons and was the only association of its kind 00 the face of the earth. J3lnce Its organization, ~'fr. Hengerer salp'" the. organIzation had paid $3,176,737.{S to widows, orphans and other ! beneficiaries of deceased members. He I I said that durIng the year just closed there was a net gain of insurance in force of ~277,600. making a total of $17.164,000 now In force. Tbe assets of the association are $121,700. with a safety 1 fund of $166.502. The net gain in mem... bel'S during t.he year 1\-as 439. The board of managers is made up of bUSIness men who are prominent Masons and 'who serve without any financIa.1 I I I considera.~lon. Secretary Nelson O. Tiffany. Treas .. urer George P. Wilkins and Medical Director George L. Brown, M. D .• also read report.s_._______________ II I ndditl0n to lli~ regnlnr report, In which ..BUFFALO MEN PROMINENT•• "llnke of the recent chonge in the !/:mded role t"hle tu a standard table DR. HENRY It.. HOPKINS WILL BE NEXT PRESIDENT OF THE STATE 1ofr. Hengerer mude a brief uddress in Ihe l'ccognb;ed hy in~u1."nn<ie Iluthorities R.S pe-rfecOy reliable. Brie! speeehC'fS Wfol'e mode by T. A. Bndd, Harry D. Williams. nnd s.ccl'etnry Tiffnny. .. 6pM.~-U:-E SMA~f3~£S S. NUMB ~OF CASES HAS GREATLY DI, . SHED DURING THE LAST TW EKS.;]o..""M. ;J..f/. If smallpox in the Infecte/dlstrlct of (be eJghth pl'eciot't continues to decrease at the rate it has during the last t.wo weeks, It is said La be probable the dis ... ease will be entirely stamped out before another fortnight has passed. The high-water mark, so far as the number or c'aS(lS is concerned. was reachabout Cbristmas ttmG. At that perion o houses wero under quarantine and 120 patrolmen were detailed to guard tbt!m. Two weClks ago tbe number, alter fluct.uating somewhat, had dropped to 88 oases and yesterday the Dumber of houses under quarantine was but fifteen with 46 men on qun.rantlne delaiL ",1'IthID the week but ODe new case was reported. That was at No. 124 Scars st.feet. The house was placed under quarantine on Monr,)ay and the quarant1ne was raised yesterday. The marked decrease in the number of Dew cases repoI·ted is beltevd by the ]lcalth-deparlmenl physIcians to indicate the end of the smallpox E'pJdemic. Under ordluary ('cIDuiUOIlS it will bo posslble Lo hold the diseaso in ched~, wbile with t119 gradual lifting of the quarantine the ne(JesElitY for patrolmen to guard the houses will cease. 11 MEDI9AL SOCIE1'Y. oTh"!l' ...,... EXPRt:.~ The ExpreS6 Bure.u. Albany, Jan. 29.-Buffalo physIcia.ns are taking a prominent part in the proceedinge of th~ annual mt'eting ot the State MedIcal Society now being held here_ A Buffalo man, Dr. Henry R. Hopkins, will be the new president of the organization. Hie opponent was Dr. Bristow or Brooklyn. The nominR.ling committee decided 1n favor or the Buffalo physician and he I will be formally elected to the office morrow. Dr. FrancIs E. Fronczak of Buffal() Is 11 member of the no-mlnating commilto6. Dr. Lucien HOtwe of Buifa.1o bas WOll lhe gold medal for the prize essay. He won l¥t year's medal also. The winner's subject this year was: New Sta.inlng Method of Muscle Fibre of the Eye. Dr. Howe will represent the state society at the In terna-tional Congress ot Medicine at I to-I Madrid. Among the othe-r Buffalo physiclans attending the convention are Ernest Wende, former Health Commissioner of Buffalo; Roswell Park 'WllIiam 'Vnrreo Potter, Waller ' ~ ~ er o a o· E ward Clark, assistant. health oflic~r of that city; Irving Snow, Nelson ~'. \\-llson and Arthur W. Hurd, who is 5u~erlntendent of the state hospl - I ta.l at BuU:~":;1:.:0_____ .;1 �BUFFALO CtJ DOCTORS " HONORED DR. ! R Y R~I'S Mootrose, mira, ed. E LECTED kID" of Hurtaln was elcctNl or ONE OF THEM HAD BEEN v.<I.e- J dM hilt f,)lIrrw !H'i'f'I'rlt'III, IJnll rio th~ H'!'}" Ihlll ,,"1-1 1I1~' I'rf>ril'('('8S(lra filet. Or Would haw' flout' Iwrl th.'l' hilt hnll til,. ('lio.n(',., Xow my .)) .. "t (rJpuds thr·y IO(tk lit tn4~ "Tut. tnt, fltllY hrr,', nnd quit the,. Ilk,. a man, nnd tskl' U IItth" C'nuus£'1 or Ihv but the fact is Ihat aside from a sore spot on the arm and Ihe trouble that lrlf'ndto." • "J lwyf'. ] Ill' hut. to my ~dn!!l. my own, such an unpleasant thing gives r ise to, 1 fill/I 11 thOIlI-l"IHI othE>rR J'IO to bRtlln nnd fxpla lu 8\\"8)'; "'hut'(t rhlllJp {~('rHt. to mr. vaceination is without further eITecls or I [0 Phillip? ),(·t filn 1 Indl'n doW"n wltb 'Whitt he did to IlU8Wf'r tOl' tbpnl i"rPII th ... up,)n Ihe system and 't is cer .. inly a pro l'hlrt I w('nr mu~t llan" UN'O ma.de for Ne:;sus: FUI' It hurts. Itn"" JUDy the ell'l'1! tection irom <mall-pox. take oOlelnl fo!hh·ttI~ It·s a hnrd mntter, kl'('pIn~ This winler sm~Jl-llo" appears to be "'l·un. une's t;kIrt •. " '''l'rl1(> If OUI'.8(·lt harh "ruln'h~d tht?m You Wl'Oll~ 1·~rn8tu~ thut gr(>8.t In('lfO:Ht~ro epidcmic as is indicated by the wide area storll'rt hllth Kot you In n M('1'8P,,; It doe~n't f'PP.m of cOllntry that il co\·ers. It is impos- in view or whut wr.'n· Jeurorrt Ilk,. whut I t>.potllng l1IPII bnvc f"lIlh'd "stralght KOOlIJIII." . "!\l (:re nl"4'wol'k~ Freddy a nd it t>.01UUJ4.r} s,ble for any pef'on to be assured of \\'(011, oh wby WUK J HO toolhoh. IPQ\'lug- n immllnity from exposure. Traveling on HtJl(O('un' In Alhn")" to comt· hflrk bom~ and for -a,'hlch no t'lIrro I~ cllrP. thf' ·SIDt!'(·url·' Wz!!C hp!lt. '-fy hrothpr'M got rut' In 8n awful hrlx ":lorttm ity to contract the disease. No J ('au't Kf't (lut of. And whnt wr{'tl~hf'lJ "Tlmt'"'' bath flhll'k thp da~l!f'r In Ill" to foohshness <hould put down rommon th,' hilt Ttl! IlI1 my wind pxudes; true I , . hOH' suerI thl' ('81t1l1 Tht· wille-h £1\'"811", me <;:en~c In lhls matter. Vacci:13tic.n doe:; Dot for, dohlg' flO, I'H" an~j'r('d E. 11. Rut1e-r Who 111 ... 1 hlltPR as lu('ltf'r 1Iat(,8 UOII; hp prevent, ann of tlh! mil:ions of pcrSOns t(>l1~ mt~ I'DJ n tunl lIe's wa~hed his band" J;t't rhe Methods or Dr. };OT ~u:' prcsld~nt the New York State Medical Society which \\'a~ in l'ouventlon here today. and Dr. Lucl.n Howe of Butral.) recelved Ihe gold medal for the prize . .a:r for the second time tn su('cession, ~ Ant member of the society to \\" in tbiI 41atlnctlon. Dr. Howe's paper '\'rl~ live to a ne\...· staining process fflr e muscle. of Ihe eye. Add ed to the onor of winning the gold medal. Dr. owe was elected the representatl"e .:at the s{)('jet:~r to atl(>nd the Internationa] Me~lc"l rongr." which will 1.Je l\eld In Madrid. Rpaln. next year. Among the Buffalo members or the society whl) are hl'!l'e arp: Drs. Pm k. tlDOW. Potter, Kransi"', '\"(>l1d~. (,lark. WU80n, Grant and Heallh Comml.oner Greene. President Hf'nry L. Eisner of the ::;0~ty. delivered his annual address, the 8Ilbject of which was "The Value to by time short rail at varcination anrl who have been nNknru'l',l I\\ Jill rli4'1l1ll.\· look Hnd dllifilJf,rov In~ glno ' ', 01..1 11m lUy 11I'I'k hTlrt~ wb .... rr th,. told that it causes all so rts of troubles, lolhlL' IIt'8, J "I!h I'eI .IHnYf'il In Albnuy J 10 TC':i10 .. 'HIlMt\1~. hll Wrlltl"! tflO II1I1t·b, tI.V 1Iw.rp·" l1u' rnh, uult·S" l'ertOl'ftUult'(' wnltl'! on PI'OUl IMeti, tn filii'll nil hlHtnlll'('. It \VCf" hNtl'T fnl' tbe ~·.'1unt1I1g wort.l~ bud IIP\'f"Oi" ,,'rtUpn ttl" n. ): flU 1In~lkr'rl tun lOtI"II fin "\'11'1111' gUild IIIr f ul'd. IClr~f't1l1l~ tblnl:~ you .hou"l hn \.(' thonghr, 11I\:'Olltll' \ . fnl' Jn~tIlUt.E'." ".\utl wl1l1t fir tlInt. wl' lt 1'\·11 lIltl I IIH'rp? eIN A TED; at least not wi'hin fi ve yean. The re are foolish p eople who Albany. Jan. 29.-Dr. Henry R. Hop· were other Of the 997 cases of .mall-pox ad- in a comparatively Iffi~.~!.r~ l~~·o::r. Papers vario". mitled 10 the Philad<lphia hospital with· GOI.D )lIm,\I. FOR ESS .\ \'. ~rodern and plaeos il bcJlOo\'es people to be vaccin;.t- PRESIDl':'T 01' ST.~TB 'IEDICU. the Phy.lrlan of Dlagno.I .... "I'm ~u~lng au ."(11 Whot sbull tl.J'iI!!.U1rvt'st hl'~'" Fn'd rhal whu t· U~r(roll In 8 HUh· lnn Wf' • ~ I the JI Iplt~ 1)1111' Ilro ~I'~ til 5l'l' 'on do. "Au did I rill thPlIl not: Illy 11 6'l-.lIt. 1111"5:111111" ,"N'III1'll III (lOZ .. \Irtu<', lIJnl~ l:~t \!.ln~~Jl~:.,I Calrly an I'IINI It) ll~ud UIP words cars I f '" - . w 10 l:J.ve U'Cen \':lCCJ latr Samuel d ot not the (rae- and Dr . .G!'!orge Bloomer flf Albany; Dr. W. E. Butler of Brooklyn. Prof. H. H. Chlttp.ndf"n of New Haven. Dr. ,,~. 8. Thaypr. Dr. J . ('. H1oodgood. Baitl· morf'; Dr. RO~9.·el1 PKrk, Buffcllo. bed small·~ox of HllI~ TIle IInet .c:'oes ftWBy To distant ("allrornta, "stas oh stay" ,"alnls ('rlpd. nud hf" srn,'(' nlP thro tR(,t"', tbl' mnrhh' t Ur'l', and tUrrH'd his IlI'utl Away. ',"bat Aball 1 do: ob tpll me Frl·tldl", tNI me, 1111' lit,· I'm Ih"lu;:t hn't tar from It .. ll, J-:Ol'h "trJ) I tnkr. with trap)o; I~ bt'd~l'd about J'ye IUI.t, nla" rH' 1000t my spN'fllc" I ion of one per r.em ha'\ ever suffered any ill clIetts from the over:1tion, while. on the othl!r hand, vaccination has rob- Brlckn<r. Dr. W P. )/orthrup. Dr. J. Kilton ~Iabb rtt and Dr. Ralnland G. Freeman or Ne'" York ruy; Dr. 'Villi~ G. MacDonald. Dr. Arthur W. Elting oll1clnl IIlnl'Hs. anywhere may prov ide fhe ap- kuown. ((ult.· mirth Anu (l,e<'Dl at 10~t tn bal'"P no frIend" on earth. 1 wnutptl to 1w (~n\'prnor oud Or H.'ist a,JIlI Ita:'l' rfC'aurs~~ la OOCrill" "('Ign, and Hnd nt lnRt £lwhltlOIl l~ wy hanp, lI s Itrror•. '1'1'\1(' N'ItIlP.~ 1 hOtlIH'I'il "·(,lldp. hut his pbuutorn To hUlIlIt 111 .. , l'lt'!') bour ot Cl"f'ry (';rt~(,u ('nll't ilf>ln WI', IIp, poor thrifty II". hi. own troubles m"klll~ ot him mun. gr,'),: 1.'11 UH', oh t(~11 mC' Fr('dllv what to lin: Th(' storm r-Innfls Jr8th-rlu~ IE~P lR~~l~ ~LEAR. Objec of Bill at Albany, Which Wo d Compel Prompt Removal of Snow and Ice CO,M·:, :::'RCIAL. BUFFALO RAILWAY CO. 'LO PHYSICI'NS HONORED, BUFF .J..'EWti. f Dr. Lu milk,' thy ·!tUtUS hlu ... • "\"UI1'!"! unl my· ·Hnstu .... nh unhappy mnn. ttwn (llIltl' r-rt'ntnr(' \\'llh the winning RI1lIlt', tbat )·et he hRUkrtlllt now, Away. IIWH)' (jnn'rn tomurrow and t()r~t tflrlay. Kntt:"ht ot tilt' nl('CIII C"ountf'Ofl(,p torbe-ar 1'0 prot,.. or l'lrtuMt whlt'h wprp n('t'pr I' en T, Howe Won Gold MeE-al - fran Essay.-Hls Second Suc- fT1 -<::: < .~~: e Victory. ,,~.U • .s1l~.l,..L. "r. fO J (Speelal Dispa h to the ]<;w'ning Ne~'A) ALB.ANY, Jan. SQ.-At the- ('on,·entlon o! thA !'\~w York State ~lt:"diral As~oclntiOll here YObt.erday. Dr, Hel\to¥ H('p1-1 ", t kine of Butralo was p I f..'C t(>(] pres \.1.1 n., and a gold l11edal wn~ g!\'en to Dr. L1.lc1(>n T. Howe of Ruftalo for the prize ee;say. HI~ paper treOotr.d or a. n('\...• staining .. ~ bl R hi' A t ~ proceRs for tre-ating the muscles or the ue a rgumen or E"ye. 'This I!II th(> BP('ond time Dr. Howe ",,_Iem yman Additional ~ower for Our Mayor- has "'on n. gold mpdnl tor excellenc.E" in essay· work. He will repreAt'l1t the asAction on Other Buffalo Measures. BoC'lation a.t the International Medical .,...,.~" ClI" y...... CongreBs a.t ~llld~ld npxt year. &1- ~ ", II Dr. ROfn\ell Palk ot Buttalo also read .erlal to The Commerclal~ a paper at yp.Rterday·s 8e8~lon . A~ban.v, Jan. 29,-Assemblyman Burke a bill to int o1uce t OdRY or tomorrow r .•. ...•. '. _ •• ,. hi(.:h COUl])f!lfO the Buf'T,llu Street Rail, Dl" to remoye snow and ice from its 'I II.} not tlrutl', ~wC'Pt Fn~("h' h('ar 01(' trt1~, un Olor,' thp tax·p&p"r" I ~pf"k to do. Ifpl,. Ult"', lit'ur tll'itr tit O)(>otT B~At'h. thE' I kettl(' or hafJ fi"h 1 try. horrlhl,- prominent with ,",('nt Inddng fOX· trndltlon. Th(' Urf' I 1£'."11 I!'I like to ~olft'r, \ ~1;~~I~Oi'~~{JDd('r how 1 w(I\lld hr In 81\0 ··fin wh('r(' ynu like. pnnr KnlJ.!ht, your wtnnlnJ: :-Imfh·s :-;'hulllli #!I-re ynu wl'komp III ~1. (HlrA In po~,('r J'I'ln~'lng I. . . nru. out" lUllst I,f' ttltl/.!"h In ordf'r to. :-'U('C'f'!'stul. h~n~.n hilltr AUII .Tlmmy Qual'kf'nhT1!'h In"nrtl!' Ituflt,1'I {'Olit IIq "'hen he vegan tho,.;e f'Y('Jl liulls Public Worke; within 48 hnl1r~. If this i~ not done, sahl ...• .. ..... - ...••.....• - , •....... ' .. . . C'Omnlil!tsionl'r mny han! the- ~)DOW Bnd ice ~ remoyoo aud (u~!o:e~c; the co~t to the Rail"ay Compan)" = - - ---- Assemhh'nwu Ruehl. Bt'()ok~ and Schneider will go hefore tho committee on ~ --'UST BB SIONBD. ~ lory IllInlN thl. afternoon to ask fol' \ NAMBS /I be reportio" of the Sponish·Americnn Health Commlsslonet: p"' td yesYet(>ronKI biii~. terday that Ms depa rcm~ "Would no ,_ . hi . S loneer heed anouymous comI>lalnts. UI thl:!- ~nlltt', t s mOrnlDjl. ~. enntor f tl the vehicle of spite. . th·1 11 h t "They are requen y a,'18 hnd. e. btl. to a ow t e roaror 0 work," he said. "Persons ",ho have honI "acnn("l\'S In cIty Odll'e!II, th(' btU for est complaints to make need Dot fear to Greni • close fl()8~On tor all web-tooted fowl in Speak('l' :\i"\.on, n1tboll~h n.n nnti-caoal that thf' ("anal propo~ition only l'l'<luirl'H a majority ,ote ot 70 in the AR!'I:pmhly lo pn~s it, liO long as threefifths, 01' HO,of tb(' aS~E"mblrmen are pr('~~ ent when thE> 1)i11 is up tor n. vote. He also gU£lrant€'e!' tna.t ther(> will be 90 mem\l('f's pre!'t'llt it thr- canal men can furui~h th(' nec~~~ary majority of YotQS man. to sign their names, ror such communic 1ttTOR HAS' SMALL-POX hoJrl~ 1'.'. the hill. George n. Raymond ot Buffnlo is l\~nin iD Albnny in th£" intcref'.t or the cana.l meuure. Among the Buffalo doctors bef'P art:': J)r~. Eo. Clnrk, W. D, Greene, and tor lIollkin~, Th~ Pntt"11 bill to C"bftn~p town e1('('. tion~ in 1<;ri(' C'OlIDtr rrom ~ptin~ to fnll P88t1pd th(> H('nnte thi~ morning hy a vote ot :m to 12. --TIMES. HE ~AT PORT HURON AND COMING TO BUFFALO. wAS ~,,::~. WOffinAton'~ t: !:. p which Is to he at the Academy next \\'e~k Ip; said to have suftt)red an ru'fllcUon, whlC'h, whllp. it tiadrlens the othf'r me-mbers, in no wlRl" OPlr:l.cts from th Rlrength of th(' prodUction. A dlspntch from Port Huron says, "Thert=" iR a. snlall-['IoX" casE' In Port Huron, but grfla.t Jlr~('aution i~ heing ,~ Brastus" .lUU I • ENQUIRER·HONORED DR. HOPKINS CHOSEN PRESIDENT OF STATE SOCIETY Ji DR. HOWE WINS PRIZE. CX"~. --Jr~ Albany. Jan. 30" -BulIulo made a mONt rl'<tnarkable and creditable f'howlng In the convention of lh. State :lIedlcal Satiety Y~8t(>rdny. FIrstly, Dr. Henry H. Hopkins was elc!'ted presirlent find Dr, Lucltlll H Owe WitS n warded the gold Illpdal for the priZE> ('SR3Y. It was the tfme in :.turcession thut Dr. HO\\e WOn IhlR dl!-ltinctlon. and in so dOing he £"stnhllshed a r~cord. His pal}~r wa~ (lllitl(>d, "New Staining ~leth~ o ~f the .:\IU8Clp8 oC t he Eye," To furthfll ~how Its npPl'obatlon the ~oclety t"1~cted Dt". Howe to I-epresent it at the sel"'O~d Int(,1"nntional :\Iedlrlll Cong-ress that Is taDbe held in ).I.tdrlrI. Spain. next \·ear. r. li'rands E. Fl'nnczak was made exerril!lp.Q. :l member ot the nomInating committee .4An 8.('tor nnmed Stf:>VPl1S, who played for the 8th JudIcial District. Ten with Eugenie Blair, in 'Peg '\"otflng- honorary tnt"'mbers In the world at tcon; in Port HUron ~atun'ay night I~ };lrge weI'f" t'lecteo. and Dr. Frnnczak. A~ soon 'J~ his cnnrlltlO'l unmer! two. H1~ nomillPes n.re 01'. Lu(l. beC!ame kno\\ It h~ W8S "I'movprl to the wig RydglE'r of Lemberg and Dr Hen~'Iest hOUSlO> and ('''PI ythlng In C'onnf'l- rit'u J ordan n( Cl'acow . un with him was fumigatell Th. ca~~ .\mong th~ BU([alll 'members ot thp. the suf'rel'C'l'. \~ \\ ('11 r]f'yeloped 11 19 P1'PI"UI1ll',1 he fiCocle-ty who are here nre: Drs. Roswell d h::ensc In H.lY ("tly or Pnrk, I rving Snow, " "", \V. Pnttt!r. ~\,"11~ &Uf~~wlhe C ,,,here the crmlpuny Jlla~'et1 Ham O. Krultss. l';rnest "'"en..J.e, Rdward (11nrl\:. !'\el!lon ,,~ \\~i1son, H. J, Grunt and Health Commissioner ""al .. IiII;.J.> <11'C<'M. Nf..WS;-- ~EWS Councilman Stoddart Says Every Dollar is Worth Two I to City's Business I ." Interests. NEWS BOARD CALLS FOR • A DETAILED STATEMENT. Contracts for Grade Crossing Work Approved-- HampshireFerry Sewer Question Vi Laid on Table Th~!~-:~felc!!:an. Honrr c. Stell!. took hie seat at yesterday's 8t'ssion of the Board ot CouncUme::. His d(>l1fk was adorned by two bpautifuJ at roses. The Aldermen la.st Monda)' pwed a. resolution providIng tor a warrant tn fa.vor ot. the Health Department tor lJouqu~ts $l.2,;JOO to defray the expens~ or the small~pox epidemic. :\Ir. Fleischmann yesterday ot'!ered an amendment caUing for a. detailed statement ot the ex.vendllures. He stated tbat whenenr .. tiepartment could anticipate the tau that Its funds 'vere about to run sb,rt, the Cummon Caunell should be not:· l\Ir. S('hnl'ider ot the Health l)e.. 1'8 rtmen t, he said, held that In thIs (ase there could be no anticipation an'! thal might be so. :"1 ... Flelsl·hmann sald, bowenr. tbat he C' uill not vote to tuke the mOI~i fro:"':'"" thp lJrofit Bnd lo"s aC'coun: l~ pr )\'detJ. m the reo5=olut.lln. Hi! thou;bi the IIJ'oflPr way would be to issue biJ:!.l! \\' hat's i..he use or :your going o,er thr- t>.s;'imatt"s cheh year," ~.!"d be. it the department CRn cume in h~re It 1I.Ir.)" time ot thp year and tak"" .till !l1uCii mont'y as they want to ou l of th.J.\ pr.,fit-and-loss account I tt'll you .tl altogether too tempting.·' \,.omptroller Hper\\'agen assurtd cJ! lJ. )"d that next year there woula :>e D pr fh.-a.nd-Joss account The funt!! II! that tlCCount would be thrown Into ~. ,.:'f'neral fund. )Ir. Stoddart sald~ "EYery dollar the 1-1"lath J)ppa.rtInenl 8pends In slamP'" in,; (lul :-;ma1Jpox Is worth tWO dollar~ II t.le elt\". Rp far al:i thfi" mt'1'i'aJl;lilt part or the <."1t)" alone i~ COl1C!?rneJ," )tr Flej~chmann's amendrn~n1 \\'U passed, , 'I'he CouneilmE'n appr('l\'edof the rtSGlutlon ot .Ald. )lan1n direotlng tb! Ct'JJlmissioner of Public "\-"lorks to. rt- p.,~t the (.:09t ot remo\'ing snow 100 lei awi upon ,vhil'h 5tre-et:o: the work. \\.,3( b eing none I t"" • Anolh('r n~soluUon adopted 1\'"S.1i aa. or .Ald • •\dam directing the Corpo::Li·m ('oun3el to a.d\·I~e the Common C?l:n f~ all times to pr6vlde car::; in ~~fflc E'~; numb('TS to al'commodalt" pB:lSentt ·",lth seat!' to which payment of faJ"1'!I i'ntltlt"s tlwtn." There was not ~ .;U!,o DOCTORS AND OUT SMALL -r~~, ! ,\ hat lpgul step!-' mt~ht bt" taken "t ··compel the ~lrePt r:11I\\,01)' company. flUFFALO G .rie ('oullty rlurinJ: tho spring months. a oot Hons are treated as C"onftdentlal." the LUI to have priRtlll·\'nn tlrh'ers iuclud· ed by appointment in tlw police force all jumped to n thin1 reading on the-ir report from ('ommitte~. I 111. puhlh- l',\"f'. 1 t('('1 like llylng f'XIl(,rlltion II} SOIl11! tnl' <.'OuDtn' nn(I ('nrt it awny at the direction' . . . , ....• _. . . ...... . .• , . ............ , . of the Commissioner ot ·Th. tnle 1'\'(> trlrd to hrf'uk thp ""'11 .... en·ll"e up fturt hrinJ:;" Its ('ultltr mf"mh~I'~ to th('lr knpPft, whut thf' rr.... ull? tbf'Y',·t' ofYL'rt:'rt. to my honor, to nwnfr tn a hud)-. nOll J<'n,(' Ill!'. poor putt)" llll. (Yon naowd lllP trul)· Fre.U ')'0 Illkl:'" rf"I'IIJllllHIhlllty tu hpd. .i IlrNtr ij --- J. ("J\.6 I tht'rf".·' RflPS: ot my rominpu,·p to reaf"h. SP[NT IN STAMrl~~ tied. tlu)". nud ,,1\ MON[Y IS W[Ll '·Jltlng vote. Itb Thl~ re!wlutlon of the .\~dernlen "'tb; drawmg all lil'p Pl'Ou.' ..·tlon (rom }f:xJlo~ltlon grounds wa~ appron·ll. the 1 \mong th(' matters taken (rom . n taille and appro\'~d wns n.. n-:,sol~~:;J f- xtendtng the lamp district on ,"!la. Pluee be-twet'n ~.ryra Place and. j & FlacC'. Councilman Klinck tw byd in t'aus~· rt.~!.;olutloH authorizing the df'~a~lj~~ ("Ii publlt works to contra~t " t tbt Harrer for the construdlon or 'lIs lInmpshtl'c- Ferry ~trt-'et ~\~wer at bIt hid of $3-4.10\1)0. to b(> pl:w(lrl on the t,~~ The ('oundlm(>u nppro\'ed of u~'IOn. T(>~olutlf)ns r('ln tln~ to the c~s:~ COIlof viadm' h.: . The first award e ture tract fur buihlll1g- the suP{'rs~rU;lste (wt'l' !';Ik street at th(' :-;!('~ek tra("~ ] t ' !ln~yh'unta and Rl1.tTalo (,rtf' at tn thl' ,\ml."1"I(,:111 HrtdF:r.' 1 omp~\ny the 1t~ hill of $1l0.04f). The ::;econd '"'t-rr . . al work of buildIng thp sub:=;t;U~l' ~"!1Ort', 1 . . u1l1~fnn n ~tl'f'€'t 0\"('1' thl" "e· t ni tto. J t Lalu" t=;hOl' f', :\f'W York Cpn \ ... n at Fde trlll"i{~ to Thorna~ )1('Keo thll'l' lw . hId of ~~3.3R;,I:l nnd. th{'rorf~'f R\\"'lI'd~ the i'lupf"r~tru(·ture- \\orknul'l'aIO T.tlUl~lal1£1 15tn"*e t \'laduct to th e bid of !"tru (' t\lntl ~t~f"l ('ompan)" nt i t~ •.• 00. be PI eAse ter w body A > Ac Leali! is A r know; CASBe. amaHI "II in Enl ad an head; schoo of Pal panBc nnbee and c, is ba persol ver. Uled i �IClu'net1 PUY81Ctnlla BalU tUe patleu must die, it cured: H~ 'TO Ii. .. Sulphato of zinc, one grain. at .... Foxgl o ve (digoitnlia) ono grain. eaHh Cult are 8~)S. S It Half tea'poonfnl of water. -- r,....F~ " When mixed add fonr ounces of the filtbiest of the filtbYfd~betLaseC::'.II. I1EAL'I;.H COMMISSIONER . . t r 01 GREENE WILL FAY NO ATis epidemic In ITID f 'h tba blond watcr, and tnke a teaspoonful every TENTION '1'0 · ANONY. knolVll renson tim! ' t. CI1J Beellus, bour. Either disease will disappcar 11 • mll,1 [Ihl"kcr , in twel ve hours. For Il cbild, smullel' MOUS COMPL Hns. usun y IS . Itss, ent U10l'P, . tben poople perspIre nir ntH! ' doses, according to age. If counties lbathe less, breatho lees port! ly I e would compel tbeir pbysicians to use Ont of the UhHOYtlOt .!-; to '\hieh tl' . not on lo·(',tl Heall h Ilf"IHt tlHf-nt i. )JUt i~ t t~ it, tbey would need no pestbouso. If breatbe moro fan I Rlr'b I t'ono bl h' i\ n Cl tl 11 1 . , frpquf'nt r('( 'J1IH of a.non~·1110tl~ If"'lt{'r~, t breathing €Ir. 0' d ~Iood tt., you valuo advice Rud experience, use I many of t 11t'1ll of a M'UlTtlnus !'}lnt'~l\ l,'I'. I taking into tbea' InogB fin tbis for tbat terrible disease." • lh~ mnJorlty II( the '1 t'ho\\ing \"j(h'n E:~ filth breatbed out by othere. t . nl 1 of ;-;pitc ilnd :lln(>-tC'Hlw of thplTI utt.or- , tu 111',t 1:1 .f lr \\ lt1wut JUllllflation. Thf'Y 11 on I> The excessive ,,,. . " I am willing to risk my repul:lII 1 hv the 1,1t! 1111(1 t1wlr \ ay to tht. \\a~le lWIWt· ua~­ food cannot bo ope el . tion as a public man," wrote Edward h:l'l, n ultl'''t \...11 hf'illo }JJ.Jd to IlH.'ir l"Onlf'l1lR. URotitics Ulllst n .. neys an d grea t q tl Hive to tbe Livtlrpool Mercury," if E\ l'lyiluy (01' tJle pa~t \\ {'('k 01' t" u ' lea. \I hen ~. T. llan~ 1 ('('hE'll \:1l~ig'll('l1 LOl1l1l1U "1£-'1main in tbo btlily to I I -' tbe worst case of smallpox cannot be "Inn~, (l\ Jdf'ntly \\ 1itten by a woml\n. it is n lIaison. simply by tbe nn<l takin ...... the D£'parlll1t'llt to ta~k (ot· '11 aLI I ,_' " u cnred in tbroe da"s, J ~Ulll(> IIl1:lg'IHHY )t"~h'll," ~aitl lIl'!lltJ' -..TJ, n<:!l!111lUlat~s r:lp" Y use of cream of tartar-one ouure of f:un ~t,tsqinn. t' l;"C't-lle lu a r('l)j'{'~('llta­ cn blood is OVijr·burdoo . 'Iut' cream of tartar, dissolveti. in a pint of llve of h~ l~I;\'lJ-;'" la~t Hight. "1"lw)' ' I Try tillS all \\ellt Intel tlH' baqRei., 1 \, j~h to sa)-~ h, gs throw off fou gases. water, drank at intervals when cold, right h('r£". th!'!.t no l·OlllpJ ..dll!s "Ill 1" l 1\8 ,I'll Jl.t an} Ull· HUon \J;,I,I .. ~ ~j:;ne,l. I e periment: AS soon . . is a certnin, nevcr-flliling rem edy . It gi\'Pll th(\ COl ll'lu nt js u lin) <1-Hut' OTl(' It "jll "-essed I'n the mOl'uin'o', step Oul"",1" lit" pru1l11'l ). ~tttUldcu LOr lJUl nOt other'" T blls cnred tbousands; never leavcs 11 \\ I~p. -. few moments aod bnutho frc6b 11lr; mark; never CIlUSOS blindness, and "(l:lP or f hi' !-'tl inhf'nt rul(l~ of thIs ben return to your beu room aod noI)epm·tnwnt is that all rOJ1l1l1aiJ!lR are avoids tedious lin gering." lI"Putf><1 ;1:-: :;'lllctly t'(!uHdcIllial DllO ii' ice tbe onor. Do tbis b~fol'e you .... _ __ _P. ilf COMMUNICA nONS MUST BE SIGNED SJ(ALLPOX \ ~fl~" .--t r Dr, Greene Has Appointed Him -erfy"'""Phys ici an for the ;; First District, I "• a/ft tTQ..~~ . - I 1I~:r;n:~i~,~ I rC'f;ilrned . 'l'hen~ hR!Il; hP<.'l1 l:Iome talk ttl the (..(fed that 111l\ 111lpointmput mi:;:-ht go tn 1>1", Itp,R"inR 11~10tH1 K[>y~ of lRO _\Jlf\1l !--trl"'1. COl' 1b(l rE.'n~on tbn.t her nnme W!lS on th, C"ligil,le list and h(lr pl"'r(·l'lltS/.:(' wn1 r bi~hC'r than thnt Of Dr. Burnhut11. llr .. (}rpp.nt' Mnyt-, howP\"C'r, tbnt nn ('>xpC'rif'I1t,(> : of riJ;:bt yE.'ars in tht.' work of thE.' h£>l1ltj dE'l\nrtmC'nt hnN ('onyiu{'ed him thnt ~Il' dntil'~ ot n {'ity Ilh:noieiau l'llU he b('tt('l' nth'nllf'd to h~' a mun than hy n WOlllun, and be therefore nppointcd Dt'. Burnham.. I ~ lave ventilated tbe room. Thoso ;vho do not bave tbe windo~s wdl Jpened all night will be surprIsed at tile foul air. lel'Y few e~n smell thel' I' own breaths or boay odors, nnel so must consid"r themselves exempt. Tbe Inngs of emyoneure pas~ing off tbe gas<s ITbich como from 801mBI mattel' nnd food decaying in tbe blood. As ana breathes in tbe gns of . b b' bI d nod another it mixes WIt IS 00, the combination often forms a virn. ] lent poison, wbicb the body gets rlt 'Jf in tbe quickest manner, i e., by the 3kin. Nuture DeVer cares for appear· ances or refined methods; the quick- est means she employs. Pimples, eroptio~s and pnstules occur. These are not the beginning of smallpox, but the ending. l d Anyone '11 h with rotten enoug h b 00 WI ave smallpox and tbat without being in a thousand miles of another case. Or n person with thick, bad blood, by breathing the exi,alations of another . I'k d't' '11 t l'k I 10 I -e con I lOn, WI mas I '0 Y bave bis Llood b.ldly poisoned. Thus may one catch smallpox from another wbo does not have it or bas been el:- posed to it. ...... - CO~T J' y ~ --::3 tie .,. . tor one th~ r"olutlon of thr aldrrme" dlre,.tlng thnt $l~,;;oo b. tral..frrr.,d froUl the proHt pnrtm.nl, there "as un Interesting lllsrus' ~Ion. I U1 requ,·,t, fnr Ihe tran.rer of Inones from the ltrotlt and 10., account 10 lhem, [ would llxe to ask: "What is tbfO u~e of our ps!<sing upon (he •• tlmatro .arb ye .. )" [ would 11k£" thot 1'('~olutloD AIllf"Ut.it-'U so that the he.llh <irpnrtment will be ",qulr.1I to rurnl,h u. wllh 3n Itomlzed .tatemenl or lis A l) U) (lrC'\'lou~ [; T~~" ment will ~ot be noticed. Spite work .•...... .•.•... , ... ,....... . .n ......... , ............ ...... . .. . '" .... . ..... .... ..... .... , nttt"r,,·a.rd~.·' tbere would 0(> rer for thp ('onl'lruction of 8 brick ~e"\Ter In Hnml"hlre and Ferry ,treets, from the 'ew,'r III Alhany stre.t to Elmwood avenu., at hi" bid of ~1·t~OO, ~'al5 tabled OD motion of ('olludlm.n Klinck. ('ollcrrDing It. A correspondent of the Stockton .. ..... . = DR. GREENE :BOTHERED. Health ~esterday oner Greene ~ta.ted that he wished certaLn In- ;IPld IndIVIduals would desist In their nonsensica.l pra.ctice ot sending at: 0 : 1Ymous letters to his oruce, compl~l.n ng ot their neighbors. Instead ot "n\ln g a letter tn a r espectable way and s gn- I they address comInJ:" thel.r n&J1~~t'h no signatures atmt uhnedicatin~S In which they deal out ~ar­ a(' , their fello\\' -men. £'"r8ti~re~~~a.;:1~ ~~terday that if pE'Oto lllake any conlPdla1ntd" pIe' desiring a. d th Ir names an will only sen e lhey wIshed looked ?~i~s:~u\~e r~:f;:r immediate attention without any publicIty whatever. LCalifornia1Hernld writcH: Herewith " is II r~cipe wbicD bRS to my certain knowledge been uscil in huudreds of caS8S. It will prevent or CUI'e tho "'6j.'lfPLAINTS JlIUST BE SIGNED. , smallpox, thougb the pits are filling. Ev£>l'}' !'IO orten {'rank" write anony. .. When Jbnoer discovered cowpox :'11011, lett("rs to the H~alth Departmtnt ;lIlII Olnkp. nJi 8IQrt~ oC complaints about 10 England tue world of scienco hurl,11 Aort~ or Imaglnnbl~ {'ylIs. The time ed an avalancbe of fame upon uis has ('orne aruund ngain tor th(~ ].t~tter \\'rlting anel Health • . . lOner bead; but whcn tue most scientific Orepn~ teel~ annoyeu at tho pe-r.slstency school of medicine in tho world tl t 01 ;l . lik.s. He says h~ will pay no I' , la · atu~ntlon tu nn~' ("omplntnts whatso(""rr a f P arts, pnb Ished tbis rec' th t arf'" hot ~Ig-Ile(l. .\11 ('ommunlc'nIpe as (l tlc~ns of this Jdnli fire treated R:i strktl}, panacea for smallpox it ~n d ' .. s passe cunfhlential at the Jhmlth Departnv'nl unbeeded. It is as unfair f ' (: ntl an foms,loye woultl tr)!h" hi" joh It . lUg fiS ate, he told the rOIJ!"C'f!: or a ('ompJ.Lint and conquers ID bVery I'nst It ... . nnce. IS barmless When takon by a well person. It WII! BI~o ellre I . Bcar at fevor. Hero 18 the recipe I h . a8 avo used I t to care ij!e allp Whon ox. I • II "'2..---' provisions ot: the tenement-house COMPLAINTS LMUS;f.BE SIGNEO'1 R"'~ . .1I.. 'OMMERCIA Hpnlth (''''mmls.loner Grecn. a~ ersons probably will be invited to at~ fend spE'ctal invitations will be sent to Williams LansIng and WillIam A. ~OUg­ las and to secure a represen,tath e of the fire department, or the city s plumb- the Charltv OrganIzation Society, :~'~hltects and butlders, both trom the Bullders' Association and from th~ b~ .. ren" of buildings. AIS Pllan~~~ ~?';;~~Ia~ meeting will be he d n ' Parlors of The Genesee. The ){eS8r~. Lansing and Douglas are the local members of the Eltate ten They are sa to' have been active in supporting the passage of the la'"'' t d y he conaid1 Dr Greene said yes er a t I erer) 'the law vcry good in e"ery resp~~ j as a sanitary measure, but declared It would Inflfd great hardships on ma~r. tenem~nt-o\\'nerfl. Among the pro Edons of the law mentioned by the ~orpd nll5~ioner as com In: 'in~l~rg t~h~t e:ll are the articles ec a h II be plumbing tn tenement-houses s a exposed, and that there s,hall b e w~ dfJflC't in a s(:'parate rO~~st6~I~Vf~Yft~8t .. td mpnt-hOllse comml~ston. 10 till' depnrtment Ihat It may IIQuldat. It. Ind.btl'dn •••. We rnn gpt a slatement ns .11 tho profit Into the general PO~INLAW. Health C mm loner nrCfW'lo j!1ll call r (ttel{ to consider a pu bll .............. >1 f "'eo. u~...... t i the advisability of changing cer la n passed last April. While all Intereste Yf.'nr!i. E"f"E'ry dollar ,"ourhRared lbe tell" hIm thal a man doctor is better thana woman doctor for the dIstrIct In r'lu •• Uon. ,)- GREENE IS M'C'CH INTERESTED IN PRO- TIMES HEALTH CO~MISSIONER GETS QUEER LETTERS. was worth two dollsrR to th(' hu~lnp<cs eily. I am 0( Ibe opinion th.t thh; monry should be> Rt onl'e turned OYer or Its pxp,.ndltllrps ~wn experience as district physiCian Rfif~~lMISSIONER <po,1 In Slamplng out the smallpox epl- couu~('l -- , tb. "'pl'rlen •• or the people of Sulfalo In has hp€'n tound to bf' heh1ncl ~ome of .,aRt rpar. that .ach smallpox ca,. h.S, the letters. "nd Ih~ h~ad of the dec:o!--t the ('Ity $1~. :\"ow, this yenr thl're wlRhc!; all to Undp.Tstand tha~ wPre c'70 r,' 5e., .nd It will be apparent thal partment nothing anonymous will bc ('one:tderef tbl' trelltmf'nt or tbpo;(' cn~cs was ('onduc-tC'd l)y the official. oC the department. One h~' tbeo beRI!h dpparllnl'Dt at n rate far behitler threatened death. Rtoddnrt wpre named a. a commltt•• to InvesthmtE' tht' mnUPf and to ('ontl'r with the corporation SMALLPOX REMEDY . DOESN'T HEED THREATS ('ouncllm(>n RUnrk und a y; an ,second, by injection. U) L-"'ar _ "I "nolrr.t.nd," .nlrll'ouucllman Stoddart, I HeAlth "that the o,'prdraft ot lb. health 'Iepart- rived at the l'onc tlslon that anonyrot-Dt '-as ('RUi-M by the f'l:mallpox f'pl<ll'lllit'. rr.OtlS (.'ommunk&tlon~ to hi~ uppartI furtber "nder.taud from Clerk Achnelder be put into that blood before any dis- , Tbe re.oluUnn autbnrlzlng lhe depATtment ease is produced. Filth may enter or publl< works to <OlltUrI wIth Joha Har. d . TENEMENT HEARING. tuud. b d U7 eXI)Pndltuf(, ... of thr bf"'altb dE'partmE'ot tlult It bas bern Com- -- 'ounollman 1'I,'I,chmann said: posure or contact witb contagions , Comptroller rr""rw.gen d' b b thO 'fitlltl'nll'nt that n ....xt 'y('ur Isease, or y rea lUg snother s no profit and IOS8 .'('OIInt. breatb. A large smount of filtb must and lo.s aet'ount would go in two ways: First, tbe common way, by daily accumulations of wnste mntter wbicb is bourl) produced in tho D. !ttS Auqef)en, unoetiidjidjti!lt in ben .!l)1afulaiutlorli getootfen toerben. "I wl'h 3~aln to declHre my>rll 3. oppo f'd tv an~' further oH'rdra1t!i by the YO-I rlou~ dC'partru(·nt~. It tbr,Y nre tf) be ntlowt"d to ('OWe in bPT(, at any time w ltb IIr" or tbl, Blood whicb is pure will not become diseased by any ordinary ex- ....... ..... missionE"l", to ay announced the aplpointment of Dr. N. L, Burnham of No, JC o~m Untetfcf)nft beil 18efcf)toetbefii~, dc-mil" from witbin tbsn from withont. • ",(1: r w('eli Rnd lo~~ ,R('Count In the ('Omplrollcr'" depal'tln"ut to the credit of tho hrallh d," NO FEMALE NEED APPLY 478 Franklin Street lo be district physIcIan for lhe first district In place of Dr. IU f ""'. t • (t' 'ff" G~orge J... Colt, resigned. It had been <!J e un U 'I e I "~",,omml at expected thal Dr. RegIna Flood Keyes Sl) ~e madjt oefannt, ban alIe 'Of No. 180 Allen Street would be the apf.... tiftli .... en 18ef'("loerben toel .... e i"'m polntee. but Dr. Green explains that hI. t.( 1'rr,'lou. to ~ 'artlon of Ihe councilmen yrstrnhty Ilftt"'rl'oon h. tnhllllg / TIMES. DR. KEYES TURNED DOWN FOR DR. BURNHAM. ~t1~ rli"n '''t ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -.. . . . ,Im-=~ .1G~ie~H~lh "utili] he nil rmation on the SubJ'ect Was Furnished at the Meeting of , ................. " ==== ~ the Board of Councilmen. J "''''' - no (.t!l;P I~ t1l·' t,,"lne of the ~t'IHll"l' I)t" the ll)1Ilplalo l 1ll.1Ilf' plIblk Thp ut~cl("l;1" l( this offJt "ho ~i"lhuld he hf\ tlL'lf" t. d Li ,ul~nTll{ 1l1p 111 e of .an~' I orrP!"j OHt~- ellt -.1"Ot , ~~~~ I r low that or Tbis so-called contsIJion is more OF SMALLPOX. I D. (;I'Oon. thifoi nrt('>rnon nnnounccd thl' uppointllH'nt or Dr, :\. 1.. Bllnlham of 478 Fn\1lklill "'Irpf't n~ (·its phr~j('ill n for til(> 11'4t flito;. tl'it't, to tilH'C(,>Nl Dr. Ueorgc F. CoU, 'Z'..os thot bercatlf'f DO ntt raid to Rnonrmous complaints sent !"o the office of t1.(' htlolth drportmeDt. t;'ubl&:~l ~Imh lo.1nt8 bo,·c frequently beeD rect"'h' w C fb(, nulhorlth.·f;I ~ub8eQueDtly found 7e~f" spot out ot f'nitp. All complnlnt~ 81.' 0 0 trea~('d lu R. ('"on· t 11(' hrftlth dppn.rlmentd RTf" D tbpre I~ 00 f(~·ason tldentlnl mnnnme.rid:g ('omplaIDt~ should not pprsonA 81g~ thrir nnmf>~ to them. ",'by (a mille.. The law app da~s Gre~ne, nccompn.niecl by Dr. D. J. Constant ne, ~ne of th(' district physicians, made : : investigation ot some ot the tden~~~ t~ he discovere IlOU5e~. lIe said f the old houses so that c-hange many 0 f .lth the require. they woulll ('on orm v.: .~ of the law, il would be necessary menl..S h the enUre nrpractically to (' an g e 'l He also r;ln~ement8 of the intel ors. t all s~iu thut a house-to-house search 0 ct n the t nen1€'nts would reveal th(> '~~th that Y(>ry few ot: them do comply d the ln.w, The law i,laces und~r t~e ~er~ of true-ments 0.11 houses in v; hi~ there or more famille~ H\'e, So. he t'n.~~. t Stde are hundrfl"n.R of hou~ps on th! d that would come under thn lea. 1 Onp q,upsUon to be proposed /ors~~i rna cu~~lon nt the PUbldlC mt~~ht\~q~irf\ the the Law Be Change no I gxtpl1sl\'c and Expensive Alterat on~ No\\' '" T(·ce9snr~r,? For SOl~C. tlm.e :;::n 011 pltln~ {or tenement-hou~es ha.le ~ de('nreorully watched to ~e-e that :'d,prbom. t1 ot the new law ts obsPr"Ve . man aid tha t In the fumlsF'loner Green~ :re w111 be exercised ture stili grent"'. ~I ,,'hat to do wIth in the snme rlirpct on. t that do not the ('tty's old tenemen 5t h . ('on rOl m to the 1a w was :l. problem t at ht f 5;ufflC'ient "'f'lght ot the public ~~r'b~I~;nt~ ~~~ll~tt(>~u~n / In New I cities. and, bence. on Y York an<.l Butl'alo. Wllhln Ihe last few days, Dr. .at large. I �NEW ~PITTING ORDINANCE. HREATENING LETTER IS SENT TO DR. GREENE o COUP 1.,P jf. :' Individual Who Fails to Sign His Name Promises Dire Doings Unless Health Commissioner Pays Heed to His Oft Unsigned Complaints. (' oJ u' .. . DR. GREENE I\' A,,'TS ONE THAT \-WILL PROTECT CEILINGS. Fr:tD~rA!" AB.\NDONS CUDDEBACK'S INGS O~IE S011E O!" APPEALS - B DO- LDFR'IN. When the street om tee's report on the matter or the Buffalo Pitts Company's petItton for pprmission to have t\ Bwhch front the Nf'w York Central's ~ trackS laid through Fourth street to Its plant cume up In the Board of Alderlnen yesterday, 'Alderman Adam asked that action be delayed for a week. Th. commlttee'\vanted the board to deny the peutton, and Aldprma.n Kennedy declared that noW was the time to act. He said the people who own home. on Fourth street, who are h18 con8tituents. should not be driven from their homeli hy the laying of railroad tracks In tront ot their home. Mr. Adam said that while the rlgh'. ot the poor people should be protecterl. at the same time he thought that In the pre~ent situation there mtght be some Children Were Allowed To Associat. With Their Playmates and Father Who Delivers Bottled .Heer Expo.. ~ His Customers Unknown to lIoard plan evo)vpd whel'f>by the home-owners ANONYMOUS LETTERS 3'tJ,."':;j. Jyrv DELUGE THE OFFICE need not Buffer, nor the commercial progress ot Butralo be retarded, If a little more time were taken to think it over. Howe\,pr, the majority ot th~ board was with. Alderman Kpnnedy, I and the petition was denied. aldermen I!ealth ~ " Walter D. names or complainants nre entirely Adam, McEachren, Malachoss and ~ h withheld and where this rule Is violated 'Viner be1ng the only ones who voted Gre",Oe ce ~ at his department as the viol:ltor 1s Hable to immediate SU:-i- for a rer~rence back to the committee. been consldprably annoyed or late by pension trom the department. Pt:'oph~ Corporatton Counsel FE"ldman asked a.nonymous letter writers. These per- can ~lgn their ('omplu:nb Hnd lllall for authority to abandon the appeal eo08, he p.ay~, keep writing him and them to U8 wIthout fear that tho::;12' CJf begun by his predece~~or, William Ii. complaining ot their neighbors' prop- whom they are complaini!lg ...Jtt1 t'Y!?!' Cuddeback, from Justice Kruse's dect~ eny. Quite recently he has been fairly ascertain thE' name or thi" ('omplainant. Rlon in the Krettner and Rohl" street bounded b)' some Individual who rails When the name I~ attached, as an cvl· brick-paving nsseflsment contesta. JUF;to sign hI- name and who has a com· dence of good faith. th~ de::;artment will Uce Kruse held that the lowest bidder plaint to make concerning property ad- Immediately make the (le!lrN inve~tion brick must geol the contI'act, regaru.Jacent to his home. ThiR party. 80 the gation. Wher~ anonymOln commuulca- I less ot the preference or the propertyHealth Commis~loner says, ha~ now ar·1 ttons are ~eont In n\1 notice \.'hatevcr owners. Mr. F~ldman reported that he rived at a stage where he actua.lIy will be taken ot them." t has always held that vJew. The boarli threatens the official. Health C;omm!~sionf?r Gre~ne ~ald that granted tbe requested authority. In '"Now It '''''ould be well for people to I an itemlzt'd bJll was hdn~ made out "jew of that opinion, Alderman Holm~ understflnd that the Health Department tor presrDtation to the ~ommon Council asked that all acUon toward paving takeos no notice whatever ot anonymous next w~k :;;hnwlug Just \\'hJ.t tor the Yale Place v.-tth brick be rescinded. It Jetter!, " satel Dr. Greene to a Courier $1:!,600 additional appropriation asked was 80 ordered. A new petttlon will reporter la~t night. "It anyone has A tor Is needed. now be presented under the new specl· complaint to make> he or she mu~t ftlgn "It slmpl:r m{'an~ th:1.t the grocerq, I flcattoDs that were adopted by the the complaint. Otherwise the s"me will butchers und milkmen. wlw f'_re and Board or Publlc 'Vorks after JusUce be utt erly dlsregardNl and thrown Into who have be(>n ~mpplylng' the 5mallpa " Kruse's decision was given. the wastpbasket. Hut there Is an Invto- patl~ntR with the 1I~ce8!fltles of lIte wffi : The boar,\ granted turther time to late rule In OUl' department." said the have to walt a wt~ek longer tor their ealth ('omml~sioner, "whereby the mane)· ... he said. :Mr Feldman to give his opinion as to A what th~ city can do to compel the -----------~ ' , I street railway company to provld~ enough cars to ppat all its passengers. On moUon ot Alderman Holmes, ~1r. Feldman was 3.~ked to report; what I~ power the city has to compel the company to fin1~he Its system, and run cars on tb~ Abbott Road between Elk CO,.ft~{I~. vt+i1'>ri.l~and Triangle street!!. V;;). The proposed ordinance reducing the Health Commissioner Greene to charge to the Fire Department tor waPublic Hearing Will be Given ter from $21) a year n. hydrant to $15 Call a Meeting of Citizens Relative to Suggested was adopted. The contract for pa.... lng )'Iarilla street with asphalt was ordered #1scu~s Aubject. let to the Barber company at Its bid oC $14,447, and the contract for the sub.tructure ot the Elk street viaduct to Health smrill ea.l Rumrill and Carter at $68,253.19. meeting o{ thld dUzeTf!f nE'xt week a.t A i., III be c.1I.<1 for next The Corporation Counsel and tbe Asbleh he will con shIer the advtsablllly wl,..'('k by Rt'alth t'ommhdnller WaltN' D. ftes.~OI 5 reported that they could not reGr('pn(' ror the ]lUrplH'e ot OM·(>ttnl p l pg lhe ,t changing certain llro\"i~ion.~ of thl! duce the f(ize ot tbl'lr office forces withSt'!itl OQJ;. of BulJnlontnos wIth rE'fcr(>nc(' .enem~nl house- law. IlaRsed last April, out Impairing their elllciency. to the t('n(>w(\ot hou~e I('s:hdntlon which. 0\ hlch apply to )o;t>W ""York and Buffalo. Health Commtssioner Greene recomTh{' nwt·tiug wlll hos b('en 8UR'$o!"<'l'It4"d. fhe meeting- will be oxt"('mely Jm?ormended thnt the ordinance prohibiting probRhly 1)(' h(lld In the ('olonlal pnrlors at tant bN'ause of Its possible eftects upon spitting In street cars and other pubthe G{'nE'sI"'P. tenemf'nt houses fn this city, et"fectf\ lic vehicle. and In public buildings be ::;cn'ral ('hang(\~ In tb€" t('uNUE'Dt huufle that may put Buf'l'al0 in a backward made more specific as to street cars. laws hUn!' hl'PIl "l1gg('~tell, ~om(' (It wbich, l!1ovement Inste-au or on the ~lJ~ •..r The preRent ordlnance prohibits flpltIt I~ tinlli. wouh! mat(· it m'cl'1'is.arr to r,rflC· prOST lI;~. ttng on the floor. Dr. Greene prOPORes til-ally rrJUo<i('1 lUiluy or the old€'r teot>ment Heoalth ("'omml~oner Gr-eene admit.c:: an amendment that w11l prohibit exbou~,' ot Rutrllio uo.1 Xf'W YQrk, ami th~ the lnw In Q.uestion 1~ good in eyery pectorating on the se-ats. on the winqUPOfIlon hns nrbt'n In till' mlnd~ ot Fl')me respe( t as a. s.'Ln~taTY me1\..';ure. but Fays dows, on the celIlng or anywhere el~c Qt those luh'rl.''''ted In tb" work whetlter t \\Quld inl1l<:1. g::-eu.t ha~hlp on man}~ In a car. His amendment was referred the [lrOIlOS(>(1 ebnns:::e"l nrc Dot more radlcnl npment house owner!'. Among the to the ordinance committee. tbull 11n.' warrnn'te·d ItS conclltiot1"1. A !1Ip~ provisions SOuRht to be remedleu. i~ one 'rhe aldE-rmen authorized thp Comclal Inl"ltlltion will be l'xtendNI to the locnl requ1rlng Olat all plumbing in te-nem.ent missioner at Public Works and the CorID(,Ulhert~ ot til€" tem'I1l('U[ hO\lfle {'()mmls· .. ho <:::es halt be exposed and that there poration Counsel to open negotlatlona I ~Ion nnet to rf·!'rrs('nto.tl\"('s ot the (,bn.rtty sh 11. l.>4"! c..l INl.st ont..~ dosft for e\'ery with owners of property needed fOl~ Orgaulzlltion l:'uf'lcty. tht' I1r,· d"pnrtmcnt, two ttlmiHes. To requit'@ this of tE'nestraightenIng Butralo RIYer pursuant thl' llluwhl"'l"s of th~ ,·It~· RUII otber~ "Who mf"'-nt house 0"'11"('1"8 Is con-=-Idered a to lhe flood-abatement scheme, ror the . hardship. .'0 £'atenwnlt' were made wou4! ue tilt·N·tty lotcorN.tNt or ntre<:ted, purpose of ascertaining the probable . reS:.l..rriillg tht~ pOOl' "POnle- who are cost to the city and ",hat steps may obligt'~l to.) lIw~ ill tlw ml-SP1<l.hle tenebe neces~ary to be taken to carry out mt:'nt~· on(' of whkh l"t~\.'(-"Jltly cau~e-d the river-straighteni.ng plan. The offithe death. thl-ough nr~. of 'au entirE." Cials cannot make any agreements; family In thi~ elt,·, ; 'N'1lu~ of a. fl:ingle they must report back to tile Common rn nn~ of f'J;'1'lSS. DR. BURNHAM. Council betore any contracts can be IL Is. announcf'd that s£)p('lal Invitamade. tions 10 attend th~ meeting will h~ pxHEALTH CO:'>!MlSSIONER GREENE \ t ndNl to "'llIlam I.Jnn~ilJ.g and 1\'UTHOUGHT HE COULD DO BETTER 1Iam A. I)nugla!". rf'presf'ntatiYes of the WORK THAN_A_\\_·O~~-";L.I/#'I;Fire Depa!"tment. the (,harH)" Org-anlzatlon :-\.('C'.f'ty R.nd others. )'Ieg~rs . Qaer"S' QR"-...G"enl y6sterday Lonc:lnJl: anel Doug1as are th~ lo<"al r€'pannounced the apPolnttneorl y him ot Dr. reqt ntaU\'es. of the State Te-nemf'nt N. L. BUrnham of No, ,178 Franklin street t'0u~e C'ommis-JOll. ;~ city physician for the ftrat district. e posltloo was made "acaat by the reslgnatton ot Dr. George F. Colt. Dr. Regina Flood Keyes of No. 180 Allen street was ahead of Dr, Burnham on the list at elhtlble applicants for the position. Dr. Greene said a man could do the work better than a woman and he therefore, appointed Dr, Burnham. ' TENEMENT HOUSE LAW MAY BE ~\ODlflED.1 I I tNEMENT I t. ~ comn~e~:; of Health-Watching tor Results. Philadelphia. Feb. ~.-Three unreporLd cases of 5ma lhlox, all or ' . .·bkh had be:-.u In existenl'e fOI' fully two weeks, l'E:"e diRcovl'rell )"l!::;lerday at the home of uJ. l"t:nz Dae<'he, a bottler. 2350 Xorth F!ft""nth Street. The III-rated su~.r.rs or the dlsea!'te 8re lhree of Daeche's daugh. ters, ranging in age from 6 to lJ years. For at least ~ week after the children contl'acted the disease they were allow~ to nm at liberty throughout the entire nelghbol'llOod, thereby carrying the germs Into many houses and stores in that \"1_ clnlty. Not only did the ehllrlren th,n.selves expo~e others to the dreaded disease, bu t the Cather, who supplied bottled beer on a route in the northern seLtlon o( the city, unconsciously aided In expoSing his customers and all with whom he Came In contact to the scourge, Although the girls had been sick In ~:I tor nearly a week. they receh'ed no me(i:cal attendance until yesterd~y, wh~n Dr, Andrew A. Cairns or 1539 Columbl' Avenue, was called in to see what Wii.S the matter with them. Dr. Cairns is also a health InPiptctor, and he at once diagnosed the cases as smallpox of a Virulent type. Be frnmdiately notified the Board or Health and Health Ollleer Dr. Henry Hellemann"[ I 1014 Dauphin Street was detailed upon I the cases. ~ HOUSES. ~is~~~n~ P\ll~.nrlna I l{fpAR~~~. l .... ,., . .......... '" ..... . ......... ... ......... ........... . ., The turning- llown of Dr. Regina Flood Keyes by Health Comm19~ioner Greene was a bold mo\'e. Hasn't Dr. 0 - ; -o.ny tear (If the fury of an un 8\lc~eas!Ul ~'oman candidate's scorn'? ••• 1 Father Exposed Customers. Dr. Heilemann arrived al house he found Daeche just rHUrnlDg with his team from one of his delhery tr1p~. The house was at once {Ilace~ under strict quarantine, and Daeche, despite hiM prote~ts, was force-d to tnttr the house. ~Yithin were -n.lrs. Daeche In,l the sick chlldren. An old man who helpe'l with the stable and a son, 17 year.; old, who arrived a little later, were also qUArantined. Health Officer HeUemann promptly notified the Municipal Hospital au thori ties. and the three stricken girlS were removed to that institution. Dr, Helle-mann says that Daeche told him he did not believe In vaccination. He has now become a convert, however, and he. with all ot his household y,t free from the disease, were "a~tnatt"d last night, ,,·hll. the usual measu", o! fumigation were applied to both th' house and stable. ~"'hel\ Board Fearful of ltesults. The Board of Health Is especlaltyapprehensive as to the result of the ex- , poeure of many in the neighborhood du~ to the- chtldren being allowed to a~!I0· elate with other chtldren after the dl~' ease had broken out. This fear Is fur· I thermore Intensltled by the kno wledgt that hir. Dneche, unaware or the seri:l~ condition of his ehl1dren. continued d ; on his route carrying into many bom~~ and publtc places the germs ot ,disease. 1 ean Dneehe is a politician and severa ~>I~ preylouS to the last election ~'I!!I c man ot the T"'enty-eighth Ward De.... cratic executive _ _ _ _committee. _0 I He �P ~~~~~------#:c. ~~~ ~Ie !!llberlllell. Meeting and Discusses the Pest House __P_r_o_p_os_i_ti_on _ _ ~u7 z-- S,' 7t7 SED A special meeting oi the Baud .of Health was held last evenin.1( w,th from ther, M ayor S mJ'th an d a committee . 1 lO&ed , the Board of Managers of the CIty lOSicard , pital prrsent. The moe t'tn g was called Is. to consider the matter 0 1 a pest house, Th~ houses that are now under quarantine are at Nos. 92 Carroll street, 85 DeRussey street. 13 Dickinson street and 8 Mitchell ave· From all of these places small pox patients have been ,emoved and the houses are kept under quarantine for a pe"iod of fourteen days 01 the disease. The mother of the boy had worked al[ the week for a lamily on Court street, going back and forth each day. On account f)f these things the health board now believes that people should exercise every precautiotL Dr. Hix believes that the disease has after their removal. The place'> that spread by persons having it in a light but no definite action was taken. Mabn" are under surveilance ::lre Nos. 19 C. H. Hitchcock, attorne)' f~r the M!tchell avenue, 4 Mitchell avenue, 6 form and believing it to be chicken pox. lit" "en Board of Healtll, was made cbalrman MItchell avenue and 730 Oak street. not repotting the sickness to the Board p". 01 a committee to select a p.est house These places are being watched as per- of Health office. When Katie Riley Fu. was taken with small pox at hel' home should the condition 01 affaIrS m the sons have. ~ntered them who have been on DeRllssey street a child had just rers o[ have come in contact with paknown to lugh· city demand such action. that covered from some diseage on the I~. Health Officer Hix reported . tients suffering from the disease or floor above which was thought to have Idre, there were fonT cases of smalI pox, m having been in the house where such been chicken pox. He thinks that it ~.od the isolation ward at the Ciiy hOSPItal disease existed. might have been possible for that child IlItire and that at midnight .last night .n(lth?r Small pux was considered nearlv to have had a light forlm of small pox ~rms , case would be removed there. He saId eliminated from the city until Friday and so have given the disease to the It Vi, that nine cases in all could be aCCOm- afternoon, when it was discovered bv girl down stairs. accident that Willie Riley, at No. '8 ,modated at the olace. _ . . It is now known how Daniel O'ConThose who are sick at the ,solatIon Mitchell avenue had the disease. Dr. nell, the insurance agent. became exward, counting the one removed there Forker had been called there to vacci- posed b,ut Health Officer Hix believes nate the people in the lower part of the that he was exposed by coming in conlast night at midnight He: Daniel O'Connell, removed from No. house, and he was told that a little tact with some one who was thought to CarroIl street, Tanuary 22; Mollte boy up stairs was sick. The doctor have had chicken pox w'hen in reality Lcmg:niln, removed from No. 162 Ves- went IIp to see him and at first sight the disease was small pOX. tal avenue, January 29; Katie Riley, re- sa w that he was iII with small pox. He On account 01 the present conditions moved from No. 85 DeRussey street, left immediately and notified Health the health officer yesterday sent a com: January 29; Willie Riley, removed from officer Hix, who sent Dr. Irving, the munication to Superintendent of No.8 Mitchell avenue, January 31; physician attending the cases, to the Schools Bardwell, advising that the James Crossett, removed from No. 13' place. The house was quarantmed and street and Helen street schools be closDickinson street, February 1. the boy was removed to the City hos- ed and this will be done beginning with Besides these cases two others have pital isolation ward that night at ,mid- to-tnorrow morning. The Board of been at the isolation ward, Delia night. Health is much incensed over the acBaldwin who was the first one to have The Health Board fears that several tion of the Board of Education in not the dis~ase. was taken down with cases may result from the Riley case. enforcing the Rtate law regarding vacsmall pox on Tanuary Q. She was re- The boy was taken sick a week ago to- cination. The Board of Health has recmoved to the isolation ward, where she day and when found had broken out. commended the measure several times died. Miss Baldwin had just recovered DUring that time the neighbors and to the school board with no results. from a complicatio)l of diseases, includ- relatives of the family had gooe in and Dr. Hix in his bulletins last week ing pneumonia. They hastened her out. On Wednesday afternoon a wed- recommended that all persons be vacdeath. A short time afterwards her sis- ding was held at the adioiniog house cinated. Of lhe seven cases of .mall ter, Miss Lucy Baldwin, was taken with and members of the Riley family at- pox so far developed in the city but small pox. She was removed to the teoded. A brother of the sick boy had two had ever been vaccinated and they City hospital and is now thoroughly re- gone to work every morning on the were when inlants. Dr. Hix wa.rns covered. She is kept at the hospita.l tars to the Lesterohire shoe factory. people against admitting into th~ 'r as a nurse. The condition of Mr. He returned home every night and homes any peddler. especially pa _ O'Connell is much impr'l.ved, and it is came ? contact with his broth'er who 'Peddlers for he believes that they m , believed that he wiIl now recover. ~~ alI pox, not knowing the nature be dangerous at this t;,me. ,ctot, I --------------~-- ~1-.r.>~~r:-~!~ • 'I' z! mn p~X ~ UbE _ The Bo d of ducation ould Enforce :.. Vaccination at On~e •p. 7' ! - ~r' It is useless to longer disguise or hag-l an ounce of prevention is worth a poun,' gle over the fact that smallpox has got a of cure. But the board of health can ( hold in this city and is on the increase. do it all in a population of nearly 50,000 whole lot of Miss Nacy people are aw- souls, not less than twenty-five per It, fully afraid that the knowledge of the cent being immune from the dIsease. Th. existence of thi, scourge will frigh ten board of education shOuld a\~aken to 1(' I.","npnnllp and hurt business. Well, admit responsibility. In other cItIes where the sake of argument that it wiIl,i the disease has spread faster than quar" 'but the horse sense end of the dlscus;ion antine and pest houses, the fault IS laId J is that the longer the knowledge is hid- at the door of lax officials and a fal .. den the greater hold the disease will ob- public sentiment that would hIde the tain. Publicity and rapid, energetic knowledge of the existence o~ the dIS' work such as has been inaugurated by ease. Hesitating, bell1g a frald of hurt· tbe health board, will do more to drive I ing some one's feelings and an old woo out the pesiferous contagion than any-I manish disregard of law and the proper thing else. And right here the board course to pursue is the bane .and great of education needs a prod. It has been danger, The board of educalton shou.ld altogether too lax in respect to this mat- at once enforce vaccination on the p",p~I' ter and it ought to get to work and en- of the public schools, and thereby aSSIst force vaccination in the public schools, the health authorities in theIr onerous which are always under the most fav- task. arable and sanitary conditions of the The Star points out the . danger and school room breeding places for conta- sentimentality should not IIItedere but gious diseases. Even if mothers weep the danger of the di5c.a~e. spread an~ fathers protest let the hoard of edu-I ing should cause the work to oe maugucat~on fearleSSly enforce vaccination. rated quickly and effectIvely; TIllS an urgent need at the present time S" far", hurting httS",ess" conceln· and the hoard of education incurs an ed a half rlozen c"CS known and qua.ranalarmi~g responsibility when it refuses tined, and the sehMI c1l1ldren vaccl' to do ItS whole duty in respect to the nated and all others who are lIabl<; . to smallpox scourge. Health Officer Hix take on the dlSeo 5P is be~ter than hldlllg bas. taken the proper Course alld with it up and III the end haVIng the c,tybea rigIdly enforced quarantine and vaeei- come a secrmd Hackellesrown w,th I nation at Once of all who are not im- hundreds of cases and tbe whole CIt, . mune from the dread disease the city quarantined ;JIld the city hall turned 1I1tO / may. be 50011 rid.den of every trace and a pest hOllse, ~ vestlp;e of the dISease. III this matter a." I ~ Oh, Listen ~ ~ ~ TO THE" !II ~ Knocking Bird! ~ ~~~~~~ TI1E MAN ON TI1E SLAB• One more unfortunate Acted quite rashGone to the Morgue 'Vlth a purse full of cash. Placed on bls coffi n No beautiful wreath, But swiped all the gold From his paok£'ts and teeth. Pick him. up tenderly. Touch h1m for fair: Even his waLch and hIs Necktie, don't spare; !\ot only hundreds, but "Chicken-feed" grab; There'll be no kick from Tho Man on the Slab. • • • Assuming that Sheriff Coppins is an official who has the public welfare in vIew, we would lUte to suggest that he begin negotiations for the charter of a special train to beal' Republican officeholdors from this city to Auburn. As trip tickets are cheaper tban individual fares. a large saving can, no doubt, be effected by securing the sug: gested official train. • • • Republican officials oC Buffalo, it Is reported, have joined In a petition to the New York Central to run a direct line to Auburn, N. Y. Eastward travel between these two points is becoming 'lult. heavy, and tho annoyance of changing cnr~ Sl:nd making rOlll'lectlons at Rochester arc objectionable fea· tures which a great moclern trunk line like the Central s!louln eliminate, • • • ;' ~as jJina11.3<trornite bl:r Q(l'oetmtn ~itb. eb~ ~nteTfuef)un~ bet beflel!en'll~r :Bu[tanee In tern {fin-an3~''Departem(TI! ber @:italJt b6ranftafi'en, um tJi~ (ljtiinb~ ausaufin,t.en, Iwfef)e bi'e @:iduritiiten< (BefeITfd)afl!n NltanlajJt lj(ll01l1, fief) au to·II.n ern , !8Ut~fd;afl fiir ben&labticfJllb< metflet B'U rei[~en. '!la~ ~omite luirb a.~l cfl f~[t3ouf!cITI1l1 fudlm, \1)a~ oo3U g'f< fur)rt f)at, ben @;rtb-i't boet @:itatt 3U un < lerg'ra(leln, unb m~t1i!l'bcn au u 'nb~tt [ucf)tn, to i~ Mt ~,t I i crge[l~flt ll)trb~'n tann. mci' rtl2itl ~oertntll ", ~i e ~lIiiiibitenben l& nftn 6eiter S~t1ei< fie bell~bl"m ' aHl !8eva, t,~ fu~ reno ( /, ~ 'I V ~ ofutioll', ur!l'~ ~({cf)er bi~ll gefef)f e~, . IT tern bott SUTh. 12{bam tin unb ~tte Q(rgum~nt arug eno . I mon bem pun~irlnbcn @:iiabtfcf)atl< m~ift,et @3cf)I1J1enf to'utbe bu born @:itabt< ratf) fingeforbette !8eridj,1 iifm 'I>tn gt< gcrolDiirlig,m Suft,a nb t~t brei I{lenfio'!tsp tyonM ti ngmref)t, bie fief) unba bet un< !11iHdlba,~en ObT) ut b"5 Ghlbtf-d)atlmd< ftees befinbcn. !ler {feuer,tod),r<un,b, boet E,er)ter,l{lenfion~"{fonb finb i'n lBanf~n beponit! unt> ber l{loli~ei < I{len-[iDn~< ~onb~, toie'an ,b,iefer @:itell k febt.Win allSfiif)rfia) a,ngegeoen, 3,um %ljeil in SjI)< potf;den angdegJ. SUlb. Q(lbaml teief)te eine Vtefohdion tin, burd) totf~ t~T trolllpiroller an.glf< roiefen toir~, bie SUrb~tmm au benaef)~ ri~tig'~n, toie lYie <stabl bie !Redmungm t.tt ,,!8ell %dep9ome, Q;llmp," be3al)llen folli, bie am 1. ~5\lnuor friUig, toaren unb fief) aUf $0000 lielouftn-. ~m lebljafp tig,en !8ubg~t tour feine !8etoilIig,urog fur %elepl)'o n~nt:tung gemaef)t roorboen, boef) tman fa)~nt fief) ~iem.anb geIe~ytt au fjao'm . .f.)r. Q(oom [n,g,It, er roDlIe noef) ein,e .Jtoeiie !Rei olution fjin3:ufiigen, toelef)e beftimmi, tiO!i ett @:ita'bt<~letf b:e &e< feU[dJait fRnadrrin,tiQf!m foll', tan all: bOll ber @:it.abt Denullten %elepf)one am 13. ~uni <1blaufen ll11b taB bit (,llc'fell< [ajaf! boer @:itll'bot einen moranief)fag iib~t t ,j,z ~imid)l'ung einu%e,1'e p~on < ~entr.ale in ber Gtabt< nnb @;ounlb<Sjalle aUt Y.!1etoinbung famlmtlicr,n !leparlemmg tirmi'ef)e n [oll. Q(lb. Stiel ,e rtrii rte, et beanifaille in3'toi< fcl)1n a15 SlLm~nb~ment, ban btt @;omp< ~r olIet ei'ne' Qifl,e bet Dtnubten %elep~,on'~ ein-reief)en folI, benn er l}ab: gtTjliir/, ban %erdpf)~n~ fief) ill I{lribabljaufitll oefin< 1:>en, tl)tlc!)~ bon, t;et <stnbl oeaof)rt toer< tlen, llnb et n.'ll~ ,toi[f~n, toer folef)e %e< lepll)oll'e f)nDe. Sjr. m:bam fagtt, boer @:itabt<trfert l)o!J.e oereits eirre [ofef)e Qi< fte, bodi ba fief) q.era,usflellbe, booB in ber< [en6m bie £ng~!xr belreffenben ~nfITu­ mtnte nief),t angtg,e6/n ift, [0 tomb! b'as 'tI'm~niJ.e111enf, paffirl. SUlb. 9J1c(~aa)n:.en reief)le eim !Refolu< tion dn, luonad/ bet ~orporabion~an< luaft eine' !8irr aulimbeifltn, foifi, todd/Ie ber @:itabt baiJ !Red)! g,ieM, !8on'b~ im !8dra.ge bon $600,000 fiiF hen SUnfauf bon @;ti)UfgIlll1'b.[tiielcn IInb bk ~rrid)< tung bon @:id)'ulg~oouboen ausaugeoen, boef) parrell l)krbon in feinem lri~fa,Tj,a'ljn ;n,e~r toie $150,000 au~;g:e~oen tnerbm. ~j([e 9le[olution berur[aef)le line aiem< lief) eDr/gte SDtfiatte, ba nad)g.etoie[en toutboe, ban omits litftdjen.be @;,ontraUe ~e n in tlen {fonbs' ~Ut met'fiigung ftef)entm !8l1rag lim' $93,000 ufJertriifen. SDer @'J~<Htet [d}rei6t ousbriielIief) bor, bllf) feine trlln!'ral'te ooge[Cijlcfftn toer't~n; [olTtn,!t\enon nid)I biie niitl)i\J'm (Bel< boer tmfii~6ar f1n''o, lunb f)iilt bie !)ierfiir ftilllllli:n.ben m'i l'B lither f'liT bero11·ltoor!, lief). ~il finb SUnlfiout(ltl an ~o. 36, 53 unb 58 IInb ein neues @:id),ulgtoiiube fiir 1)10. 21, bail $150,000 foit~ n foil, a,ngeorlmd worben. SUlb. ,\tenn(ti~ erHiirtt, trali 'oie j.1rojeflirtoe !8onbouilgooe a'uef) 3tlt ~eelu' ng bet (pietfUr lIIbftef)en-tm !D1!'9tousgaben lieftimmt fei, !lnb a,uf bkfe~t< !iiilTun[ll}in tourhe bie !Refolurion angl'tommen. SUlb. Sjarp rtid)t~ ,bann cine !Refoht, tion ein. toonadj boie@:iiabtaufff]mn G:i< I ~entfjum aro £e. !Rol) ~nb. (Briber ~flr. tin {frcrn~'< f;lJefia.ubc mtl ble,r @:id)uf3:m' mern fiir tHe @;d)ufhnb!et lllli .f!\enftnw ton ;niftrilt errief)len 'fl>rr. ~iefe !Refo< julion tou~~an bail @;cl)ul,tromite bet' toieien. I, @:ianitAtIoo\tDmmiffii-r ~ 'flo' �13~ CENTS A DAY EACH, FOR WORTHLESS PLANS leastpoxof.m~in!aining th~· Sma[l. Patients Was ex- ·Iltm/niltm(nl 3U" ocr Iltnlid@;pu~f OtrDO'! nut ba~ @;ptlf.. enoan _ ~(tmtonn ur m t!~Jfl erUart lDorben l1lor. fIld ie olul~r • 'I . .....~ 6"u en a ,t)rl>inan3 oerool Utt uu, ... :~ 1Y flbol>!n lDabren\) bl( neue flut au - - - -- - f ~~ile ei;!~ ~obnl\XlQJ.J.cn~, .ijl~lla' In Four Years Architects Have Bled City to Tune of $54,000 for School Plans. Col. Ward Admits that $J7,000 of this Money Might as Well Have Been Dumped Into the Lake. 1 ~ !'iner 1t<lbtif, eir.d :r~eu.ter$, Cl11~~ iiffenlltdjen, ®-<5:)r'om an 3 '[ur'oe einiti11nnig angtnol,~men" be• ~ie @;teu£qQ~I([ lin\) ~urgu 1~r," ~\;ioll)cl ;btr tine~ dub.~ bt3ie~t. 2)ie @;d)uloi[trilt niB, lIfue ~1f)1(~:I~~~rfl~e~ 9,lo, R.f~\'V tnt iiffmlltf~ " <ftnl~:d)t merfamm < am )Broa'ottr.l~ ur 01 ' lu n91n au benuu m , ~An m(lnll~, "" '" «; HEALTH co:.nUSSIO~ER GREEXE TLLLS CO~E~ BOUl' THE BILL. • ~ (I z.- Hl"slth Commlsslonel iJt ,!'ftfapp~ar. eu b~fore the Board or Councnmen yestf"rda}~ aftprnoon and asked that prO\'i~ sion be made for paying the bills COn trartecl b~" ihe health df>pa.rtm~nt In I ~ < 4 'nkl~R' Cll ... ot Ibe .mallpox patient•. Th. bills t)t I to about $112,Il00. They 'over the period from June 1. 1!KI1, to Janua.ry 31. la02, The alde-rmen recent. y adopted a resolutJon favoring payng the b1l1s from t e lo~.s ~tr(ipt inbtm lInn '" lJ II bafl" ,btr , l!om\.1 lro er I 11'1. ~ la~,r r et trfHirt(, bJ ~ rnd(t~ tDurbt ben ~ t rOna mit fdntm 9[ nfr age a.ngeJtf}t~.~tr tt b Q 0 IT"r O'p~o~tion tt: ~trren J\tnnt ~, .v ~ unh ~ufler nicbt huren. a'\' t month tOUr offentrid}e 2l\er!e ur. h .IU~ .:0 t hfr cr.or~orntion f(lntva { t. roUt tn ~n~r::: ttlicren mtr~ilnbfun Qe n mIt W run~etQ en : : t ~u"m' ern am "Bur'fal o minet un h ~ a6e nD::: 'I I~ trill crtiel 3U brginn<n, bere n Cfigen loI."m iiir bie :5tromreaulhung otnU6 1 tvtrh , ""'1'-lon'll "'In ""1,a~ l ra lr-. iiber b ie mer ~ '" '" I..'\. \:::) 11 l~ ~antlungcn ~eri~f erftatien. ' \.. tr ' I I to t rb en in 5I)if lJufd)teutn(n ~om\ e !ID~ rote folgt men: 1I:,'nAn'en (J "y~tc-m $:~,roO "" Ibtatbl. aUfamm(nfom- Sl)onnerOag, 0:>0 um Il 0 7..., ()rbintlnaen - 5t)onnerflaQ, um 7.00 ... b Zl~n I. 30"t b bj CEdjulen-'Lonntt[l4g,7. '" en • [0 lJe U!-IE'd (UI" :-:(.;hoo} huilctings. INS and 1'\ly dllly H'.l.·y t'1111'l ,,"hE'll J p,dlll uut 1101 111 I'XC"f'I'j ~l-;O.lIOtl In .."tny the ('fJlldition~ of the Sc.'hO'll~." onp :.ear, )11 _-\clarn uhtalJwd thp !l001' Thl't'f Wt'rk:-i ,1'::0, \1' Emer!-'on :-:..dd. and prr,dul'f'd :->ume '1tatistie:-t_ ht< St>JI( 11\ a lung' I..·OJ munil"alifm on thi ... From <l l'I'POrt ot" the Bun'au of Bt1iJd~ ,uhjt:'t,t ... It is my cll"'lult.'·.,~ jllclgmen;," inR~, ht! 'l!mu he IuUn!) that halanc'(>?-O :-.aid hp-, <tHer ""Itchin,; thlR Imlttt,!" for dul:' flU ulnOllntt.. d to yr'H!'!', and I tion·t :-Oily thi!' in l"1'itid!"'1l1 '435,0110. •-\gninst that tht":" ·ity hus au~ I ut ally plIrtkuh.\r uftldal. 1101' do I rf"~ th('l'ity lCI i ... ~u" $WO,noo \\orth oC bonch:, PI' to ltlly pat'tH'ular P,trt,y. hut 1l hilS hut of that $6!I,1I00 was n'ljuirpd to nwet b,'pn it tI'~trHlioll (If 111 .. ~dlool ut>)JUt1a uf'tieit, It-on'lng do. h.tldllct> uf OJlI~' :!:n.~ l111'lll t·W,· ~ir}(-e 1 kn~w anYlhlng- Dr it l~nCj a\"aiJ~b!p to I1lt'eL thl' total of $4~.).- lhnt tht~ J"t'pail' or schoulh(Hls('s t'sp€"l!OO. 'I'll,,' dlffl'!'PI1<'C', $204,000, Jl1U!'=t }Jt. <'i;,illy. l!'o f..':]rl'i .. t1 on III a. \\,.t~tt'ful anti r;d!!lt-'d to ('Ol11pl£-ll-' !'ontraet~ on the 1('xtrH\"iU~Ctlit I!wnn(-I ,. Lafayt>lte High :-:1")1(101, and s('hools: SUP@lllltl'n(h ut 110 po<.;.giblt" - ·O~. :.!;! dnd ~~. jlKtitkltdOIl for P3Yill~ largt'" ~Ilms fur "'hOl,1 PlallS nnl)" '" he thro\\n a""y. Building n ... p a r h u e n t 's G raft. fOI' ~t"hnul~ that were 1l1:"\'t'I' hullt. Hf' "j'd .0 ,·.dl :"our dt PI" .lOll [0 the !-'a\\" nCI Ff'll!"t' In makiliK a. l'hw fur .l S]OO,OOll lJuill1in~ Whf"ll mu" l"o:Slin.- ':;0.Wrt.} r. whlt'h the depanme-nt nou Wfl.S c' .. fol', ''If !--I(lIl1e Olle- "vultl with l"('~;U'd tu :--1 hOU1S lS nm. ~aid ::\11'. dt·Yi~l' a lIlf:'nns uf t'Sl'!lpt' frO]"1I!i thi~ .-\(h'm, '''fhl" ('hal'tt"!" I't'lluirt"s the' IIt'J'nldoll!' sy:u'm, 110 one \' ould l"t'joice c.~~Jl1PlroJ]~l· to Jncludf>, not t"XI...eedingll1lur,. than J; ~aicl }h" 1~1Ilt-"!~(l!1. . $..: ..(1,( ... .1) in tlv' annual l"sl!m.ltP~ ffl1" ... Hf>~lth (01Hl1li~,lonr.1 (~It'f'nt:' ~lnd bUi,(fjr..;{, rppahing and {C?ll1Ptrolh"r Hl·t·\"\\ \\f't'e ~t'hool,.. FOI-mCT1:.· the limit \\a~ $L)O,~, \"nth I'f'Ct'"I'pncf' to a.PPJ"()\"lng th: ~':ll.tttfli 000; latl'I' 1O('I'eHSNI to ~;.~~.C":), ~:lthuugh of tht' Ald~1'!11fon ..• t1!U\\ Ing $1_",OU to Ile\'E'l' th'll1 had. al..'lually !tl1Pt't 'l tli,·tklt In lilt' II ... allh Deparl- ftI"C..·nbl. t'untl'al"t~ Th~ lJlil..~ nlOI'I~ $l::'~I,(i") a~{>Il. menl, tlu. to "1l1HIII"'x. i"urniture, Sl:! ••i()O. SUP}liif.S Prt'~ldl."nt $ OC). reut..:::' Flt'lsl'hmall.n, }o~'" a.('l·{~lItH" ~6tr,l:'~. l~lg 1110th <1'l:HI for IlUI'I""P, but aft.l· hean11g both SId"" the .\llh-rmalll<- .8l11011 \\,~l~ appl"on'u •. . A"ard~ III ilp'lral~a) )In)~t'Nllllgg fnl' Ihe ,traiKht"nin/: nf BuffalO or th.' wcn' 0 .. ,1 .... <1 paid O<1t Hut'[;tlo floods funu .. AldernlHnl, ... ·tI011' ~tandlJ1g of 111 'rh,· JIlaUpl' ~riinbt It - ll!>nner~n2, th~ eXI~JH1iture $136,~!j6. ::-;teul 8U('('~ed~'d in ~t'tling :-':0. 53 ap- on }))"o\-E'(l also. :dd. Zopll(')' :Ippea,'ed jn behalf of hi' Elght.,'l1lh 'Y"rd con- 7 .30 the bond a"c'olll1t amOUnted to 16er.b~. Or thi~, $!!5.noo Went [01' plan~-n('arly stitueJlt~. ~ !Regdn- 'llor nerftap, 7 .30 'lI &! n M.on,·-rOUl'th o)f the total I,uj}dln~ oxpen. H"nr, A. I!ldu"<lnd ... "uc.'teu th,I' m . riit ~ the notke ot il1tl~nti(1n to urder the tinige anbt.u FlgUI:I?S W('I'P {Juott"d showing £>1·t>t·tiol1 of an (>ighl-ru{11ll lJrh'k :ludl. lc tl diar ~ T ;ctta l l1Jan n -·erlaaie mUll fi ch"'" ~-3 ,63~ hjl I)('e" ch,lt'ged against lion to >1<-hool ;0.;0. :'S on !lolher AwnUt; 4 ,)- .' t t - t\(Ib IJ~ - F-~'(/ 0 lle l"oll!';olIc.lated School bf" tahll'd tP11lpOrarl"l:r until ~lIPt. Emum _ .1 cut .. I t 'l; }Jon ~ . .\)I'u~t '~Jun. h';.l.\"lng a lJalan<.·~ or $138000 erSOll ilJ)l)part~d, Tlw /-i.UHP l'()Ur~e was b le )JI'Ot'{>N}S uf the ~t'hool honds '('al~ PUI'!';UN] with l"f1ff'l't.'nl'e to the propost"d IJ~!~lt .ui~{>d only for the ('reclion of. Rchool E'lght-roolll brkk addition to :4('hool ;\ll. Ing:.;. TIl(> tlt.'fidt'I1(·Y up to Janu- 53. ~;o\.,~ on C·Olltra(·ts H1I10Untt:"d to $65,- ThE' J. ~. Adam n'~(liution ('all~ ?~ad)ttm ~ann no~ (~;k. thct~r~8j qr . . . (·oundlman :'Holldan ~aw no reason ing UJJWl thp }o~lna'n('t.' ,'ollll1lillt't.' to t'1I~ . ......... . ................ . .. . . . ....... - ~'h) an'hll€"t't~ ~hO\IJd Uf' )laId [01' m~k~ (Iuir~ into lilt' working ue tilt· til1;tndal JIlg plans fOI" hullding~ \\ hll'h the dB' dt>[lal"tll1t:'tH~ o[ lIu' (<lilY. l'(Jnft~I' \\ ith "-" - . . , . did nOl." am,. and tor \\ hkh the a '"- the- bondillg" ~ omp,", Uil'~ 111H.l l't'pn1'l \\ hat !)T(:prJatlillls lhd Ilot IH·m·ltle. p 1l1f'lhod~ ~ho111d UP .HtuPll·d tu £>~t;l b"·ard rathpr I, . I th,· lTt'dit o( th(-' ... d,dnplf>d to La~in j 1 . {t:lIlunE'{" ithoul tlP-h"lte. .• 'no on t"X("t'I'pts. "J to thp rt'!-=OlutJul ... l fl n~ .... to lliake or Uu'-·lhin .... rJ 1 h '1 I n lh~ <lprlartm~l\t at l~I·t"spnt ......I} 1 ~ • e ~( mann uf tilt" Board uf COUl1l'l _ l'e<~u~"," I han.: lwt:'11 lh(>;: IJ~ Sa ( 1~, 1l1t-'n, With pl"t·~id{'lIl 'tid~rhll .. s of the l t . t-." e t n ~hOl t i H(I~l)"d of -\1t1("I"IlH'Il. will ~It WIth th~' ('01. "'art) ~afd thp. .. , t r·onnnltth.;'" as .Id, iSt! 's Ihe p.·un-eu \\ hl-"'h ) 11', Adam hnd c- u~~l..r\~~ ~ h'~~ .. : . l1edlY T'l"(lJlan'd fIJI' thl. inE'(. el: hur~ ] 1f'~ut"llt F'Jq~chll1iHlln tClok f'xct>ptlon death rnte I. RS low or low H <I<ty \ I'I.hl11on I a' I fo'.'"a.t JOII or 10 tht· ,1111"11111111"'111 lIf. th.a l'il \. Dr. t1!'"e~nea8UnderDr TIT ..:I' Lond 1~8~P~ ·'1 hI .s )eanng-on th\.· ('haltt"!". wh~"11 PlCH'itits ,11 ~ubs[unl'p . en,-,e. a k ' a\ p. no t'l'Itklsm to th l Jl - I.;J. e, liald the ('olon(,' "(lnl" • ;l a PI'lP!lllill II I IIIVIl('y~ rpuliz('o. upon think ft t"lvl'l'; a fah ~h . . ,l 1 uon t rhp 8fIlp llf bUilds !-;hall bl' Tedjtpd to (OnChtion ill lhf' Bu' 0\\ t~ ~1l (If th~ lbp (""Ilt>lal l"Ul1d ..ifni that hf> l'omp 11ght nl ,·.ro n~ .·· le<:u oJ u 1'1 ng~, t'ulJP1' III authOl'jl~d to UlSf fhp tuntJ~ .,,;."""....==== • oUllnl~!':lon(,I' hftn~ Ii~h ~l-' ~.c ~mpnt P\lI"~Uclllt rrOllll ~ 'r'-- ~~PI ,. -.... ., ~t,· \\a~ Pl'f'~itlellt IJl"npfl~~'" ,,"'\ In hI •. ,n,l. fn.m 'h'" ",,~s n rp~(lun'(' of 'h(' ('I,~ .j . . l·.ltl 'J(" , I [ , ·l ~Il d pcJ .\\ I nnu C"ouneihnnn Duuhnr ('on"titlltfl tb~ ('OnllllittC'C'. (t:HW1"~nn dp~"riLt:'1l \\"as stated that fI( thl' OrO!H'f' .\'·~nup :i!)onntT~a~ thf' rt'·anpointment by 'flIror l'~llwnrd H, ButJN, t:nruoD He:JPw untl Jo"illh ,r€'we-tt iN tru~r('tS Qt r l~ibrnrt" On SIJKIl('''itinn uf <. :hilirmllD FJeisc'Ij. mtlDn thr J1ropo~ec1 dUlrtf'r amrorimPTTt 1),rC',IlnrNI h:r Ibe "orporlltifHl couu~('I, Jjri)o ,·".1111,1:" th/lt nil IH'pmiuUl JllODf>r .. rt'ulize-I UIlOll tb~ ~81e ot bOlld:-i bf' (·redited to tbp t:;"(~IH"rl1l fund. was r('f€'rred to u ('omluittf'\' of l wo. ('hllirmnn r"Jei)O('ilwIlDft h.lllght tIl(> tin~t ~",~,frl~,"rn'" «·~Hl.firmc.l Ihe lonl<- H.lmpshirt' ~.ln>f'lt s(>w£'t. ~'a<.t clist!:J1prov p d on 100or ,:\11". h.l Iwk u\\"lIlg to h·g-a} ~s ~f-I'ort~ Un.CIluro u n 2( n ~I,II\'T,-: WIAl. Co nfifl'll atlon of tre Appoin tment of Grosvenor library Trustees Health Comm!;!:,erls Bill, tit the ~ "'IT 30 ~&tnbJ ~ . • THE COUNCILMEN, l"(ln:.i~t~lHl:'o· "'n[prli"'e SDonntrRaf't, um 7.00 $:?5aO; lnSpel'IOl"l', .f3Q: jn~~IJ';~('~: $1.3r.6.' a \Af " lftX~~, S.(·~J, un<l 'mi~l'''II<1nt'ous' $3" ~ lt~n n)m~1 1!&tnb. 0' 1. ' -, 1,I ... a lions. I Geilen , un\) 5h/u3to/gc-:i!)on n tr~ . :'11'.•\tl:~n",,·aused a laugh by "ompal'_ Two Cl'o wded S chools, 3 ~& 'r>a IllS .thr' n:.I!i('f'lJ~IH·OUS" to the wo7. 0 en.. man al·tll,,·o of ""orllng to "SlIIl)[1' T:klunol111 sai,1 Xu ;;3 "as "1" I 2lmpm-:i!)onnerflog. 7.30 2Ibenb!, drl.. as" \lay of .'''''pe "hen her 1 ] I h a"'I II' <. el'cc aMt y~al'. hut th,· work uf buiJtJ~ I ' €itellnn unb '" tomtnU-.\Uonnerl. •'In'oullts, . 'Oll, 11 t b alan('e. Tht' ('huir-\Ye set \'Olll'h~'l"S tor the~e II1~ ,\ a~ (1f'layt.'u. 2 "0 m .t.. !02, .') :Jlau, nl, H(>I11~. UCln't we? ('oulIl"illnR.ll ~teul ,.:t.lIf>d allt.tllioll lo q\oliaei-:i!)onner~og, 7.30 llI'benbl. " I ,u!'PO"P Ih"," <'an i>,' (>lind "Onte- the r,ll·t thllt Ihe lan, I for Ihl" addith'." ~ 't " 'JJ/" [ "'" R wJwr_p In. tht· an'hhfoS uC tht. BO<tro of. nE-at" the old Dri"in~ P..tl"k. in thE" \,1l"i111",ani an a ore ge n - .><Jor. neT l' a g, Publ ... "ork.," n'plierl )11' Ada11J, "hut; Iy of WI"slow hHtI he.n bought, 7,30 ('Orne to hanll long after lhe :\rl': the l"l"owded 2Dtrfltn unb SJaftn SDonner"og, \\Ol.k l~ flon€'. and Pt"ople don't care tr) ,·ond.llIon!';, and aftt>r hf,'H.ring intt'r(>~tf>d i) M 91 ..J.. look Inl' Oa . .·k into tht' ·pa~l. ' ]lan.Je~. it W'I~ re~oh·E't.l to tuke ..IClion. • •f llU1m. . IlI'o"e('uing \\ hh .:'\0. :i"", "hkh 1:-0 ()cffenllid!t Arc hltects' G ood Thing. ,alu to he \'en- ttludl (l\en'1'01\11 ,d. )11'. ~ag, States Army 1s se,'enteen C'ents a dar: the cost of supporting Ihe smallpox pa. tients wa.s thirteen cents a. day Pff capita, sad Dr. Greene. The board approv('d the re-solution ot the aldermen. Councilman Flelschma.nn nlone voted against appron_':' B.1.ying he was not agalnRt pa)ing the bills, but against that metho<! of doIng it. "I don't want to encourage a profttand-loss account. .. he said. h'"'i.~r~ ?p~n!'(>d the 1)}'op{'~etl ulIln:,aUon !lDaITtt - 2.3091<lmmiUaQ.s. Sam was bentf"n, The cost per capita ot supportIng tbe soJdlers In the l'nlttd dh~ll fUl'ni~hjng been "stlmat.", I ~a\\ hulldjn~ ewe. \. 7.30 'Uutnul. a miud to." ' I hIS tak." :i!)onl1o(r~Qg, 7.30 &benb!. To the fil·.t or Januaty ~,~.C~O had 11;1\'01. '~ m t.~ be-O\"'nnetRag bt-t>n r'xp€'JlIlf>d Which ne, t'1" ~lppC~al"£>t.l in ~OUlh Il Otffcn 1"11 ""ewu ..... I" the e'll!llate •. including repairs. $3HC) The 5tutr-:i!)onntt~Qg, - mild a form. has b""n hitherto u,. kno\~n In tbls country:' As to the moderateness ot th~ CO!l:t ot reeding the patients who, beeau.. or tbe necessity ot keeping together !amI. Ues in which were afflicted oneg, weT" ' malnta1n~d a.t theIr homes Inst~d (It being taken to the quarantine hospl. tal, Dr. Greene salu that his depart. ment had got the commlssaty bus~. nes~ dO"n"'1l to a poInt where eVE"n l~nck If I pht<,IJou or }f>ft E'ntil'('ly j'll the hands. of il hU1ldll1g tQ-.mlnitlp.c to (10 wh'!! 't I'.' UlIC ' r. the dJsense has been genE'ra.lIy in lIO ~tilrtlillS:- ~till "'''hat about the rumor that somilo Of thE's(' patlpnts who have lJ(;en maintained at t1H" dty's expe-n!l;~ had notIlJng but ('hlck"'llPO~?" askeu one ot t.hl! memb(·r8. "That's not trut". In my judgmpnt e\'ery ('n.s~ we have handled has beel smallpox, though it has been comm~nt_ ed that an epidemIc ot this kind, wh l'PTlairs, E;traaen - Sl)onnuftog, urn 7.30 "'hilt' [ht""' l'oml1lon ('oun('11 SPE'llils it~ \;t]unhlt' time in looking Oh')" l~YE'r\' 2fbe:nbJ. f IJtll~ indi\'irluHI ilf'1lI in otht~I' dE'part'¥%baug • Q;oniill-:i!)onn(t~~g, 7.30 mentF, Ihl' ,;t",,- "lim o( $1jO,I'11O i. t FII?ls('hm!lnn. I t n mtrt~ be~ (zigtnh/um~- un ret ~fraR e r~tr n~o~t n ols ntrmtnbern, _a6e: tr biefet hllilt!inJ!"~. clt:r's Vr06.t-and_ account. "That mean~ the general fund. for the proflt and-loss account Is not & fund in itself:' ~a.ld ('ounellman ,1011F,111""'" f"u U " > , II'e ""lsI0,1 ,.." < ~ lhf> Cl\'ailahle tS"'I 11"1' "11- "",I.s.·[",1 :15 l'lJN'clinl" ,\11 J tiJ,lat~~. HI' I'tff-Ort'ed IJarlil'ulal'ly to ......... [ofIl1.n nuall) h) th~ I) ',(,"I'dlng to. C. . till. 1"'OII',d lIi"h :-;"huol. Xos. 3. all,1l',. V'lu~n be. f... d}tn mUra n X .•-\fi~ll11, in plIJopat..cn:; plOlns fOI" :-:>dl001 .:\)J'. Slnth1an lhou~ht Jt high lim~ to bitfe in t ht In illis Ol:f' ul'llartll1(>lIl for iniluguratp S.010f" whpJ"E'by tile fd)lQgtn unln ore G:tnnnilmtn ber n, I 1'1.", illone. h"" be"n "'pended 1\ il,1 "ntl "0>11), I"ndl' or ,J",ignlng t • ....nen foil. ~~ rourbe.Defd)roffe~, h~(~_1 in:t I2=m:;-le ~:t:'ar. Hnd \\or~e yPt it i:o; arl'hll'{,~ Illfg-Ill lif' kept within b(lunrl~. "Uf f r. n !mtfgltt ')011'. A~h ~ TllJS i~ a n'ry important fl'f Iltmrnttmcnl ben ;Iellge f(lund ""'111 lIl<' I·el·ol·cls or the Bureau 111atte" ,mol I'tI Uk" 10 fmd (lUt 11101'e u 11 btrn 'ott l2t<ti~l(tlu'r 3 ftnhn un\) fie 3 oj Building" thaI or Ih., '51.OCo "pend- ahout \\ h, I, l·p"1,hnslhle (nr Ihis "il)' It'll on plans dUl'ng lh(: 1i1~t .tour yel.ll·!i o( uuin!-; lJl1~lnt'!-'~. I think lhf> ,'(lInttfu ""'n, hie ~lnna~me ttITdbln au Ot:: u.rthbi mal"""orlen. a; '1 ~ J· . OOU ""lnh of !'("hool pl:t.n5 ba(1 tt) bt-> miltt't" on '1'1 ~(,:hoolsI r-h,.l.Ihl lHke k t fU uu" [". tt:r up.1 ~~houlll It'' p~n~1 l' ";ltll lO ltO\V a )OU ""r mtn·~t \......5 ~tra.Btn:: Otn1..(.·':, throwll'" =')'t bf'H1~ ~o much in PXl'~~~ "hi~, be IInl.~th.. atPd. ~ :0 Uf ~ m t~ or thl' t'st male .IS LO UP i1npraclJeablt-' • ...·l.t.. . . r ~ie ill~tition 'Dr.r )81lff~lO -y tI ThiS brunc..'h of J1uhlk wu~tt". if noth.'Ir. \'(;:lIn·\\·p l'P ~(jlng to lltkf> H l1lJ ,.,\. ~ aur 1-""" ' "'I~) trAmp." Qegu~ tintS Itt ""eTel fe ~,"', lU in~ "O""~. 11'Os b .. oul<ht to the notlee 0 r .11111 ir\'e:--thtutt. runht,t, ..., @;Irallt a'bl1ltl'ft, tolltl/t \" . . n(J~UI etn tgi'O r .\<iam, th~~ Coun('ilmpn Yf'!'ltenh:l) U..\ A)(1. Mr, Eluel'son's Plea. 4. "ho pn""i.· .. , to hi1\e lhe matt.r !>tbattc angenomrnen. , further Inn':: tigated. 'll Is nev"I' a tHe·t.. ant duty to C(I! (. '~TtI. ~ll:<am ~allc manlra,g. t, 'o1/@;oct;eWIWlltIW'""'lnlll.n"asreaChe'lh"r',"<ltIlYOU"h,t I think t I. u \. Ct' ~ <"ll:lJng lor ;J hid to authorize an i~su,_' • iii ~ • U Ie en auf cii:e ~ocf) t au·f t;tn ~:1\.4;1 'S I ( I f ,f6IO,O(l1) \\ ofth l'( Lontl:--. tne 1.u")("t.ef1~ .' your duty tn t10. ~ajc :--;UJit. BrnE'r~on. f~' I.:~ ARMY ECONOMY BEATS CHANCE FOR ANOTHER RIGID INVESTIGATION I ~ Ibm 11n I!erporations • Iltlltooll a t ridJIo rin ~men'otn:~nr 3um ~f)a~!: lDtld!t~ btflimml, t ab aII~ &el,~ . trItau'f realifitlt n q\lOm.lt!l 'l ..._ ".m olIn/IntI' ~II Oli I.t..u ctw. • .... "t lt. g In trl!mely low. 'CollndllllllH Thel part Fll'isrluuann !o:tlid thut lit' did not 1111IH'O\"l' of uwtlU.Hj of tli~lw!-Oin~ IIf UlnUf>'r. thiS USia city It Thf' 8r'tjl)u lit thc' bOdl'd aJdl'rmfltn IItIOPtillJ[ th(· I'c"',"olutinn or Ald .•1. ;:\. S',;,ool rePlln In a Afl.lIl1. whit'lI rU'q"itlrs that tlIp nDun( c·onllnittt·(' nr tht' hUHrlI of :tJ,If'rnu'n in. fJujrf' ,into the finu'lI'idl ri('IJnrtmcnts 1)( 'he ('I for pl' with I of a f I thp ('It.\" nud ('OIH'("r with tb(' hond I'(IUJI-auif's whit'h hn\'p J'£'rll!'(lil to writl' holUb for .\.118111 ROP('k('J, was npllw"M. H ... alth Cnrumi1'\sionf't· Grp(,Dj) 8PPt'4reJ h"fur(' tht" hOArd tu 1I1'~P thC' nJlProprillfion uf .~]:!.oo(J to }I<I," the- smnllpllx PI' 1)f"DSI'!'l II IrPlidy port nlt.ly away hi. Pa The oq' GI/OS The inc'nrrNl, und to c'lIrr.. (Itt" 1IC'1181·tOlPllt or lwafth ainu.':" in it:-; tiRht ;t~ujllst ~llIl1lllJOX, until )Inr('b ht. Th~ 111(''1"UI'l' ('tUne lip nl last wftrk'1'i ml't.tiD~ IOf til(' t'ntlnl'iJlIl('lI hilt wus Inid un thr . tlthlt' PI'I)(Jin~ thr 11I'l'~e-lItntion hr Cllln. i ntj~!'i()lIPI' (ht>('nl' of nil itpmi7.~i hill . ~huwiDg how Ihe :-i!t,IHKl hllil IW(,1l espC'nd I l"ll. IUlt1 :o..('ltillg forth how thl" b.!lianl'f' or $:i.OOo l\ 011 lei hl' U!'f'fJ. Thi:-; Of.tion I,wn.,. t8""11 JIl~1 1'd'rk upon ~lI;:J!P:-;li(,n or 1l.:J'.ninJlIIII FIAj.,.(·hmnnn. Tht' hrmiuoJ hill lurnf't1 IIltt to ht· II ~ood·:-;izen urmflli. It wns ill thp fol'lU of l'ollc'bl'('; OInd rp- t~ "tv t;r in but "., td.· .. JOSiah Grol\:\", :.I'reb ftrm~ The act "Q I premi honda fund. D.nb· Iider nount! that v ",1100t6. The tltO\'e I v;rHn jlh. B the f l'!ltn i <:Ounl workl the cl . Con D1 nt }lort I �. . -.. .=rl~e l~re;~I'!'~~II?I~ti'adt'~PSI~t~~,~i~G'at~:h~~~; THOUSANOS SPfNT Jl [SS ~i~\:~i;:~?P~*~tI~~t1~:~:~~~::;i W~ATHL fOA 1."IitI~ ( ~ bill of Sl2.fi3!1.97 =occasIoned up the tptnl n e ate~ overnment Dr. between 35 and 38 t'€'nts a day to ieed t cost t le [ SCH~~ L PLANS i _ 00 Has In Four Years$54 ,0 'd t Architects I Been Pal 0 A'elY. by the City. 't' . ty, • Co .1";;10 ".0 U. -- -\V \-... D IN FUNDS HAN DLE NNER '1,- t". ~ A LOOS E MA . "'" Only 17 Cents a Day to Feed tient in Each Sma II - Pox Pa Quarantine-- Total Ex- .. 1 539. I "'1_-" _,",,~ ~~*r' ~ At the mee mg the Board of Counda afternoon charges at ~fl~tn I y~~ter on~rOI of the fund for the ax) y n e e I tenance of school repairs and rna n AId J N. buJldinga were ma.de bY son 'SuperinAdam and Henry P. E mer, tendeot of Schools. ! r of Ald. Adam was speaking in aVO en his resolution, passed by the AI~erm t~ pro\tidlng that an act be sublDllted t tbe LegIslature permitting the cIty 0 bond itself for $600,000 for school pur· poses, when he said; th "I would like to call attention to e manner in which tbe fund for the repairs to schools is handled. The chard ter requires that a. sum not to excee $200 000 be placed in the estimates annually and for this fiscal year an amount of $150,000 was placed in the estimates. While the Common council was sDendlng its time examining httt: items which came before it thIs m?ney was being spent ~... ithout being subJect .. ed to any supervision ,,·hatever. By reference to the Comptroller's books we lind that. so far this year, the foliowlng items ha,re been expended: 'I' "Repairs. $34.000; furniture. $1•• 500, supplies. $2000; rents. $2600; Inspection. $500; Insurance, $1300; taxes, SIOO, and sundries, $32,000." In making this statement Ivlr. Adam called attention to the large amount ot money whlcb was accounted for under the head of "sundries." He added that he supposed that what this money went for could be learned by going through the books of the Department of Public Works. Ife also remarked that $25.000 had been spent for plans tor school buildings. COL. WARD 'S REPL Y. Commissioner Ward replied that he dId not feel required to make any defense, as be had just come into the departmen t, but he said that. AS a matter of justlce. It sbould be stated that the Items which had been read were hurriedly turnlshed at the request of Henry A. RIchmond ot the Butralo School Association who wished to know ho\\~ the funds of the deparunent stood. He thought if any criticism were to be made the subject should be gone into thoroughly. Col. Ward addM the interesting Information that, wltbin the last four yean<, the sum of $5',000 had been spen t for plans by the city and of this amount $17 ,000 had been speqt tor plans which were not used. "How dId that happen 1" asked Mr. Stoddart. "I do not lmow," answered Col. Ward. "The plans were accepted and paid for but were not used." Then Supt. Emerson contributed his part to the symposium. Said he: "Every since the time that I "'~as an aSSistant in one ot the Bchoo]s of this I city it has been a tradItion in the Scbool Department that the tunds for !,epatrs on school buildings Were used In a wasteful manner. The fact that the city has paId thousands ot dollars for plans Jt never used Is right in line witb thIs. I believe tbat when the cost of a proposed school buildIng Is definitely !=itated and an architect goes away over that cost he ought to lose bis pay tor drawing the plans" The resolution looking to th~ Issuance of $600.000 school bonds "'as approved, GI?OSVENOI? LIBRARY TRUSTees. The Mayor's nomInation of 1j:dward H. Butler. Ganson Depew and J oslah Jewett to be trustees ot th Grosvenor Library for five years f e Jl.Iarch 11, 1903. was unanimously croo~ firmed. n The Councilmen tabled tb act to amend the City Char~e prop~~e~ premIums realized from r so a bonds sball be turned Into \~ee sale of fund. Chairman FlelsChm general Dunbar were made ann and Mr. sider the mattel'. ~h.CFrre~~~ee to connounced that he did 111ann anthat way ot disposing o~~~ :pprove of The CounCIlmen una e e moneys. proved ot AId Ada . nlmously apI vidln a tha.t the n m s re.olutlon prothe Board ot Alde~~~~e committee ot the Pre.ident ot the B' together with men and th~ Pl'esldent oard or AlderCou ncllmen. should Inq~~ the Board of workings of the Hnancia I e ln to t he th~ cIty goVel'nment I department or Commissioner Greene ment ot H(Ioaith pre6ente~f th e Depart_ port or the Items wllloh a detailed rewent L<>~, T~ ~RTEEN CENTS Gret'Dl Snbtn.ihl A HEAD Stntem (, Dt H~2'±.E:e:.:~ of """ BUDGET IS READYFOR °0 SLASHING to feed e;lch Quarantined person. It f "Vas voted to pay the btIl out of the ound yesterday afternoon in lbe City profit and loss fund. although M,", Hall laden down with a large colleetlon Fleischmann voted against this, say!ng of papers tied up in bundles. lie was /' that the proper thing was to issue un headed for. the eleyalor, In. explanation 1 emergenf'Y bond. o!"hJt=I dOing the pal'k-mulf< aet he said: VOTED WITH ,'I/? ADAM. '['hey "anted to know whero tll.t I 1\h.. Fleischmann made the same !~j~~n~V~6; ~nd r"e g~~, these, and they / tention with r • • neet to the resolutIon Th" Com1111~~~~n~~.n 'appeal'ed hoforo of th e Alderm e n to payIng" a $650 bllJ the ('ouncllmen "Itll hIs bundles of for altering th e grade of Seneca street dou~her~. Hb "howed tllI!t the peopl" I oul or the gene ral fund. Ald. Adam ual antmec\ In tllell' 110 t 1 oss to contended that this was pL'oper and a support than a. 50ldiel'mes of c," tlw army. majori ty of the Councilmen voted in ac- Dr. Greene replied to the statemenl oC cordance ~dth ::\11'. Adam's opinion. acme physicIans to the effect that ll1ur-h Other n."~cllutions approved were the oithe so-cal1ed small-pox was in r~ality following: 1'0 Issue bonds for coat of chtck~Jl-pOX. He denied the insinua\York and damages arising from the HOll. To a TIl\'IES reporter he said construct Ion of grade crossings im- j that some doctors do not know the proyements; pro\' idlng that $15 Instead difference and should not make any of $20 shall be charged against the Fire such statement. Department for each hydrant used; diThe aldermanic resolution pro\-Iding reeling the Commissioner of Public for taking the money f"om the profit vYorks to adverti:=;;e for bids fol' buiJd- and l,?ss .tund ,,~as approved, though Ing a six-room brick addition to School CouncIlman FleIschmann objected to No. 58; the same with reference to a tbe practice. I six-room brick additlon to School No. 53; directing the COI'poratlon COllnsel to ascertain what pO'lver the city has to con1peI the st.reet ralhvay company to complete Its line on Abbott Road between Elk and TrIangle streets. The re~olutton to contI'act with J0hn ing · ounced that there Harrer for the Hampshire street sewer deal- s during the month of January. was diSAPproved because of the doubt- 1900; 531 dUI'ing January of 1901 flnd luI legality of the resolution which had only 381 for January. 1902. The health been rescinde-d by the Common Council officials are keeping strJct watch jn of 1901. the Polish and Italian dIstricts to .ee that the sanItary "onditlons Of their home are In perfect working order, and not likely to create dil'lease. The report of the Health Department show's that Buffalo's de-ath rate Is much smaller than the death rate reported in other cities. con- (/ 1;-~ f All Estimates Except Poor Department's Now in the Hands of Comptroller Heerwagen for His Consideratio£') I . ~ BIG INCREASE IN PARK DEPARTMENT 0'(', ~s QltJ~~~~~:Ue:~~ we,'?~~~ Supt. Graves Says Money Is Needed to Carryon Important Work-Expense of Restoring Delaware Park M:;i!e Heav . $11,000 fur !plane 3u 16lf)ul§iiufrrn y ~~!:~O2?\' !Ulbermlln - WItERE ARE TItE MIOItTY? ~ ';;nt)tlfnnl!. ,,'I' z..- 'IV.!,.,re are the migb ty ones of the Ol'~~alion nO\'I~~t Phil&~rst has b~e' al'reste~\~)~y "re clamo;t~~or eflriie'n <Gibung 1115 PUnis~t, belieying that b;· so bes ooeren .f.)aufes bes <Gjabtraf~es, dOing ~can obtain further jndul. bet audi IllIberman ~. ~1. Illbam a!S uq!l' /J'~OUld laeooaditer oeiluo~nte, fUf)!!e berfelbe genee not btl> orgot tlrr{ the rnisfOl tunes ftdi beranlal'lf, bas !fior! au ergreifen, als feine !nefolulion aur <Gpradje lam, or Philip Gerst are due i.n a lnrge Iaut roeldiet bie Eegislatut angegangen measure t.o the rule of conduct which roerben foIl, burdj eine Illfle bie <Gtabt these terrorists have sought to impose in ben <Gtanb au feben, aur Illnfdjaf, .upon Republican Office-holders I.n this funet neuet <GdjulgeoCiube laonbs aum Cily and Count)'. They ha,-e made it a @efammtbetrage bon $600,000 ausge, sine qua non to preferment at their oen ~u fiinnen, baf3 aoer bon bem @el, hanns that tbe candidate for office renbe iCi~r!idi nut $150,000 aUt lllerfU, del' llis allegIance to them rather than AUnet qeftelIt lDetben burflen. Qnberman Illbam erflCirle im Eaufe to the people whom he was electel! to I feiner Illnfpracl)e, baf3 in ben lelllen st?n·e. They hllve imposed cottrUtions I bier ~af)ren bie IlltdjiteHen fUt qllCine upon candidates tantamount t.o the I ~u @::diulqiiufern bie @efammtfumme extortion of promises to dis!'eigal'd bon $54,000 erf)arten f)iitten unb bal'l theit' omdal oaths. They ha\"e insisted $17.000 babon tueg gerootfenes @elb tha t it was the first duty of an officeetetuefen, tueil bie qlliine, fur tueltfJe bie' holder to please them. They have fe <Gum me be3a~It tuerben muf3ten, nie compeHod the beads of CIty DepartausqefUqrl luorbm finb. ment~ nnd subordinates to neglect their Illlb. Illbam fuqr!e fogar feine lae' offi( ial duties and go out and assIst in f)auplung blirdj laeifpiele aus, unb tarrying pritnaries against men who ~tuar f)iitfen bie !UlCine au einem neuen dared to seek the fayor of the YO tel'S <GtfJul~aufe, roeldjes au bamn $101" without the 'approyal and consent of 000 erforberle, $25,000 gefoflef. lllutfJ ~ol. !fiarb, ber ~ommiffiir ber these mIghty oues of the organization. iilfentlitfJen Illrbeitm, pffidjle!e Illlbet' Al1d now Phlllp Gor"t has reached tbe man Illbam in befien !&~auptungen end of his rope ,,"hat assistance do pe!reff!! jener @elbberfcl)tuenbung bei. the-y render him for serving them? They SDie .f.)erren ~ouncilmiinner oe' join in the hue and cry, they insist upfcfJlolTen, bie <Gacl)e niiqer au unler, on his punfslnnent, insist that he "go fumen. SDer !natf) gao bem lllefdjlufTe feine the l'oau." @utf)eif\ung, lout tueldjem .bet ~om' It must not be [orgotten that there miITiit ber iiffenlIidjen Illtbetten oeauf' woo Id never have been any reason for !raAt ift, ~ur lllusfUqrun~ bon !nepara' crying out against him had it not be~n futen an ben <Gdjulgeoauben 53 unb for the s01'\'lce they compelled him to 58 um Illngeoofe anauaelg.en. perform. H Philip Gerst "'goes the :'In einem l)1adjtueife mt! lae3~g. aUf road" It \\'111 be because of the slavish bie lllerlJflegung bon quara~tatlttt!en obedience he go.,-e these tyrants. The ~amilien tljeiHe @efunb()etl1l,~om' beginning of his downfall can be traced miffiir SDr.,Jiume..mit, bOB biefeloe ftcIJ tiiAfid) aUf 13 ~enl.s per qletfo.n to the day 'Whell he considered it his HeIle, alfo 4 [eng lDemget als ble proud duty to do their work and serve _ _ _ _ n _ _ __ <Golbalen Uncle <Gam foften. them. SDie [ouncilmCinnet g'lben bem qlto, totoIl bet Illlbermen Dom leblen smen, I ~aA ifJre @utf)eif3~ ~ ~"='====~ I D EPARTMEN T F I GU RES. The estimates of the ditterent departments for the coming year and t h e apprcHlriations which \-yere given th em for the year under which they a r e now working, follow: Asked, Allowed. Department. 1901-1902. 1002-1003. Mayor ........... , ..... . $11.760,Q.I $11.6!l5 '10 2.899.40 Clvl1 Service .......... . 2.959.40 Common Council ..... . 40.721.50 48.721:.80 37.965.00 Comptroller ..... .. ~ .. . 37.965.00 37.450.00 Treasurer ......... . .. . a7.850.00 1 1 .j~S,OO Public "rorks ... . ... , . . 18.850.00 Bureau ot '"yater ..... . 563.719,87 517,062.24 Burea u of EngineerIng ................... . 286.920.00 115.606.00 Bvreau of Streets .... . 291,4:.'3.00 306.801.00 Bureau of Lamps ....• 178,665~00 178.080.00 Bureau ot Building. ,. 123.131.00 1 ~8.196,OO Gr~\de Crossing Com22.510.00 mission .. ............ 15.310.00 31.085.00 Assessment ........... 30.560.00 Poor .................... 106.590.00 :n.1'i.1.00 La w ........ , .... .... .. . 30.850.00 50.638.00 Health ...... _.......... 49.13.UO FI P _~ R K / .U'ed 10 tIt(' tpldernic of municipal on I1pUlln thd r has since been dlscQv(·rell. as (. '. 725.754.50 "l20.;G6,'>5 Poli?ce":::::::::: :::::::: 826,180.00 80S.550 00 Parks ........ ' ......... lOS.8G7,OO 2~14.2j2 . 18 Public Instruction .... 1.051.324.00 1.098.509.00 lZ,52'J.52 CI ty Clerk .... , .. ,.. .. .. 12.545.04 3,282.00 AudItor ........ ,....... 3.282,00 17.060,00 Harbor Master........ 16.980.00 S.306.00 Police Court.... ... . ... S,iOO.OO 16.500.00 Municipal Court.. .. . . 15.150.00 D,397.oo Markets ............... 9.200,00 Net decrease about $150.000.00. nU ~lo.s !,;lna,llpox !=:eare Wa.6 nothing The New York Board or Health rece~stroyed about three tons ot b a!f"g_ powder which contained 29 per cent. of powdered rock. Small wonder that young wives heaVY. With a sing exce ion, all or the estimates for the coming fiscal year, beginning on July 1st. were in the hands of Comptroller Heerwagen yes terday. The single exception was tha t t of the Poor Department. Because ot the Illness and death of Overseer of the Poor John Arnold. that department did llot have its estimates prepared. It Is expected that they will be se nt to the Comptroller in a few days. All of the estimates should have been in the Comptroller's hands on February 1st, but an extension of a few days was granted to some of the departments where new men are at the helm. so that they mIght bave sufficient lime in which to complete their estimates. When thE'! newspapers began to crlU¥ else the Comptroller for allowing extra time to any of the departments, he hustled up the delinquents, with the result that he had every estimate yesterday with the one exception mentioned t' WOn K PL-L'I NE D. Superintendent Gra.ves of the Park Department. when seen by a Cou rier reporter in regard to the large increase which the Park Board is asking for , saId that the estlmat." for thIs department were cut down considerably last year. , .. h d t "For instance," he sald, we. a 0 get along wIth just one-th Ird th e amount usually allowed to us for t h e hIre of labor. PreviOUS to the present year we have had $30,000 for this Item , while we had to get along t h Is yea r wIth $10.000. For ten years past we bave had $7,000 for team hire. bu t t he present year sees us workIng 011 a n appropriation of but $4,000. "Now our department has a large amount of new and special work on tor the comIng year at Riverside and Cazenovia. Parks and at Scajaquada Creek. We are to build a new dam a t Grant Street, wblch will extend Park Lake from Delaware A;-venue to Grant Street and this dam WIll cost us about $12000: A shelter house. lavatories, a~d a boathouse are desired for CazenOVia Park. This park is about 100 acres in extent and Is much frequented by pIcniC pa~tieB in summer time. Durl.ng the past summer as ma.ny as six blg piCnics were in progress In this. park th same day. Now lavatorIes are a. r:al necessity in such a p lace. wb ile g h Iter hOuse Is also badlY needed. ~ boathouse has becom e a n a beo" lute net~ess1ty. t "It will probably cost our d epartmen 10 put tha t par t of Delaabou t _$1 0000 ~ on :na �SEX cru AOAINST SEX IN COURIER. CITY POL ITICS were Dr. ~"'51.. eu D. Mann. Dr. Howe, Dr. Charles and others. To Dr. Mann'. letter Dr Gree plied that he would appol;1t tro~e ::top ot the Ifst and tha t the • of sex would not Influence hli:UlCOtlth0n matter. n e U, OF D. FACTIONS A~ ELEIIIE ~T, '-' :1: F(. Dr. Regina Flood Keyes, Who Was at Head of Civil Service List, Turned Down in Appointment as Fourth District Health Physician. And then came in a new elern Just how prf>~8Ure was brought ent. bear on Dr. Greene Is not a to but the knowledge that Dr. Ke~~:re.~t, represented what Is known l?o 0 "lOYal clement" ot the unlver.'hy!hi BulTalo, was likely to receive the a0 tat polntment, stirred up t~e opposing tlon, which straightway set OUt to d up Dr. Keyes. 0 Convcr.-Iallon on the subject was gen. eral at the University and In the de bates which ensued as to \\-hetber D Keyes would receive the apPOlntmen~' ~ Dr. Buswell InCidentally gave out som~ ~ ~ lnterc ... Ung information as to the statu of the civil service examinations fro~ the viewpoint ot the present admlnJs_ Since the conversatlo al pi m ng ot Street, It would be Impossible tor her tration ot municipal alTalrs. Add,..". tactions In the municipal to do the work or the district In the Ing Dr. Keyes, he Is reported to h~\:e fI htl t he g ng vlclnlty ot Elk Street as It should be said: government has been so badly out ot done. on account of the di~tance she "You have no 'Vote and you have no order. it's a. dull day that something in~ would have to travel to answer caUs. bUldn·!ss In politics!" teresting doesn't leak down from the That seemed a very good argument UJl4 Dr. Keyes rE'pJled: h h hold til Dr. Keyes announced that sbe would "No, I have no vote and I have no secret conclaves of t ose w 0 live In the dIstrict, if necessary, and un- business In pOlitics, but I didn't know down Cat polltlcal jobs In the City Hall. tli It became known that Dr. Cott, who when I took that examination that I The late.t addition to the growing has just reSigned, held the office 12 Was entering politics. I thought I volume or "Queer Doings" being bounJ years and never llved In the district. quallf:-Ing as district health physician." am t Furthermore, tor years at a time the The doctors who opposed Dr. Key.. in the Repu bl ican wor ksh op c e o work was done by young physicians on general prinCiples began to hustle llght \\ith the appointment ot Dr_ N. L. and medical students, and Dr. Keyes' around to see what they could do Burnham as district health physician herself did the work for a year, dOing i They wrote to Dr. RulTner to find out In the 4th district, to succeed Dr. everything to be done, even to Issuing. If he were a candidate, hoping that he the certificates trom the district, slgn-, would r"ply t~at he was not and thu, George F. Cott, who resigned. Ing them, according to Dr. Cott's iD- make a new examination pos.c:ible. In It seems that Dr. Regina Flood Keyes, structlons: "George F. Cott, M.D." the meantime Dr. Cott had re>lgned. who stood the highest In the clvU servC O IlDII SSIOX ,VARXED. Rumor has It that Mayor Knight CaIce list for dlstrlct health psyslclan, vored Dr. Keyes, but he declared tlut When Dr. Keyes told her friends the prlvllege ot making the appoint· W'hen It became known that Dr. Cott about the propo~itton to hold a new ment belonged to Dr .Greene. would resign in the 4th district, went examination, some of them went to A 'H.'l"l'E R. OF POLITl~!. to ~fayor Knight and told him that she the Clvll Service Commissioners and thought she was entitled to the appolnt- called their attention to the fact that The Health Commissioner then C<ln. then' was an eligible list, three names ment, as she stood at the top ot the list. constituting It, and untl! the re.lgna- suited the university faction which ;.layor Knight cordially assured Dr. tlon ot two ot them were filed It would had declared the appOintment to be en Keyes that he believed In appointing be unwise to order a new examination, tlrely a matter or politics. The sltua· from the top of the list, and the fact slnc!! there were:: those who would call tlon was becoming alarming. Dr. Rutr. that she was a. woman would not In the the matter to the attention of Gov. ner was silent. Dr. Burnham was not least InOuence him; that he Intended to Odell. desirable, a!: be had been closely con· tollow out the law very strictly, and This argument appealed very forcibly nected with the former Democratic ad· that undoubtedly she would receive the to the commissioners and just about ministration, being tanner YaYllr appointment. the time that Dr. Greene and Mayor Diehl's a8s1~tant. Dr. Keyes Was a T RIE D F OR NE' V EXAMI SATI O N, Knight had got together on the new woman, and though !:he had no vote,. examination idea. they were politely she probably did as much to elect Dr. About the same time, unknown to the Into!"tl1ed that there was an eligible !lst Greene as Dr. Burnham did. Dr, Mayor, Dr. Greene had announced that and that the apPOintment would have Greene didn't know what to do, but hp he intended to order a new examina- to be made from the three names on was In ta,·or of the unIversity faction tion because he did not think It right It, Dr . Keyes, Dr. BUrnham and Dr. Dr. Burnham got the appolntmenL to appoint from a list which had but Ruffner. Dr. Keyes waf' graduate from tbe one available name on It, Dr. Keyes, as That wa~ a sad blo~' , for It meant University ot ButIalo In 1896 and Is a be understood that the other two on the appointment of a woman or a man physician nt the dispensary ot that In· the list, Dr. E. G. RutIner and Dr. N. known to have Democratic affiliations, stltu tlon. She holds the poSitions or L. Burnham, had signified that they dl1 since Dr. Ruffner was In Wa.<;hlngton assistant gynecologist at the Butral!! not desire the appointment. and though he probably would not re- General Hospital and assistant obstetIn an interview at that time he stated turn to Buffalo to be heal th physician rician at the Erie Coun ty Hospital. that he thought Dr. Keyes was a very ot the tourth district, neither would he In the examInation In which 8h~ capable woman, but that he had u po _ file his resignation with the Clvll stood highest she had 20 counts orr tor Htlcnl debts to pay" and to do that he Service Commi,sRlonerR. If It meant de· not having had one year's experience as must appoint one of the doctors who feat for Dr. Keyes, who, during the an Interne or house physlcJan, but tor bad "helped to elect him." time he lived In BulTalo, was physician all that she secured the highest per· He also laid great stress on the fact to his family. centage. that the law specilled that the Health While the Mayor and the Health When seen by a Courier reporter Ia!! Physician must live In the district, and t.:ommlssioner were pondering the night Dr. Keyes said: that slnce Dr . Keyes llVed ID Allell sltuatlon, Dr, Greene received a IM,e "I have Dothln, to Saf wha tever," COURIER. "A WOMAN WITH NO VOTE NO BUSI N ESS I N POLITICS " fA~ asks tor its present ap- Commls:;ioner dE"!dres an uddl· quarantine fund. w., whIch to purchase filing cabinet tot' I ll:~~:~~:I~~;:~fi;7at~a.~s.~k8 tor the $1,000 more (or present additional clerk I the department. ~\sked tor a year ago the ext ra clerk might bu t the request was then - - - NEWS. • R esisted H ealth A u _ I R e a rrested as H e Left ~ze",12.--' . days --:::7Zm }(r[~ger got Into .I'IIJo.,j~:\i;j:r trouble wtth amI the of the Broadway" vacand as a result Adam the Erie ('ounty Penllen- ; today. There had been In his horne at 248 Wll~on when the health officeI"!' trleu I "'"m I ••• t. the hou~e he objected . ..... Holt of the "~11lIam Stree-t' Q I the doctor a broken head~ club wf'ilded by Krieger three of hIs ftnger~ ~mashed. got five days for disorderly as he waR relensed trom was met outside the gatE'~ P"troh"",n Goepfert and arrpsted on ~·~.".'~t made by Augustus S('hneiclerk of the Heaith Depart- violating chapter 26, secUon the ordinances. section pro\1des a pena.lty ot not IS or more than $250 tor oba. health officer in the dl:--his dut)·. Krieger will be ::\lunlclpal Court tomorro\\~. ____ EMENT LAW Sf fNfORC[O EJ.....O Q I the law. I think it wtll be better tor hi t I . tbf' t'ommuntty at largp to h' "e thE' \ g a r liUh" opportunity wa.s glw'"n to law enfor(,l?d to the lette T: is the sturl:r or It!'! pro"'~ions but now all generally undt>rstood. e\'e~' among ~;:, ~hls Is to n·l":l~·p attentIon . In spite of property own(>r~ and tl I _}.. he fair, ho,\: (>\ e-r, or bN'au~e of It. thp. , par eu al).: Jaw W 'l~ obse n'ed t' arefully with referamong tho'4f' who own th£" lars'e ten ... - enee t~ thp l'OnRtru\·· tJon of new tenpm.~nts In the lower part~ at the city. I ment hous('s The- m~ettng oC citizpnf', property OWll('nt, an'hheC'ls awl bunders which LA W SHOULD BE READ. Is to be C"'..llled for this week is called by me for the purpose or letting all The prest'nt etrort~ of the Health Dethese pe-rsOns 1tnow jURl whlJ.t to eX- pnrtment wlll bE" conflned to the old pPet that they may guide themselve~ tpnemE"nt hOURl'R tha t need remodelinl;'; accordingly, and that thert~ may be as the new on{,R cun be cared for as they ' IitU t i tl ibl Rrp f'on~trurted, The old ones must be t' .L :~~~!~Or ~~J: <I.';~men t of health giving 1. ~or­ tuary statistIcs ot cltles an·1 villW-S are not summarized Into & ~ta.tement ot deaths tor a year. For .sevoral Y"'" it hOB ·been the custom of the Roche.ter Post-Express to supply th. de6clency I>y oomptung the figur .. ",''' in the monthly .bulletlmo. The !ollowlng table shoWB papula' tion, the deaths during 1901, and dent'h rate for the ,rear In the .Igb large,", cities of the state: 11&'<. ;'t.~~;n are;'t~~!:'~L~t~;~~:a~1_~~f,~~~ ~~~~~Ct,'~du~~nd,,~h~l"~:;'~I~~d beu~~~.. i~ h f would bE" w e ll for property owners to re8 It I 1w~tt~ rj'~er~n~('('CJ~~rc:~I~t7~gOf t!~:ml~l~~ hou~e~, ealth Commissioner Greene 'I ALREADY L ODGING PROTESTS, "1 expect therl~ \, ill be many tenement-housE O\\nerN or their 'I;tgents States Plain ly His Attitllde "']); present at the meoting. Some ot the .,. I phone agents ha'e called me up on the teleTowar d v,10 Iat ors, «'L-r-. and already have b"en lodging bp('om(! tamtllar with the law because of th(> IH,m alth:'s that ean be ImpoAed under It. ThE" pro'~lslon tor penalties ETTER fO R THE ell ""S. popu~a'tfon. Deaths, SYT"~oUB6 . ........ 1~,3j{ Roo"".'er . . ... ..• l.,.!!'lS ButraJo .........• - 35~."1 1 Utl c,," ••. •..•.•...• .Albany .... •.•... . E ' '('I - um. 66.8..<3 94.~1 Rroolelyn .....•... 1.:.'09.061 :lLlnha.ttan ......• l,S7a,5~2 i'~} 6·350 1\(11 1'-01 23';"'11 s,s'500 --- '4' i4' Jl.I JI! 11.1 :~,! :115 ill}!:o Troy ..... .......• 10,001 ThIs i3 a. show-Ing that everY syraeusan should.be proud Off, as it cannot fail to redound ·to .the materls I a d'''''' tage or thLs city, f 1M 'Syracuse is (b'y the soo,,1ng 0 lth proven to state department of hee. I til. be absolutely the healt:hl""t eft)' n • 0", ad... • state. Q.lld 15 therefore a m bas!' tageotIS cltybo Ilve ln and to dO I ,I I t , I •.••••• th: .............. r~ad" a. follows ' Sec'tion 1:!6 (Chapter 334)-Ever:r per~on \\ho :-.hull "Iotat€' or a~sIst in the ~ lolatlon of any provision of this act hall bp guilty of a ml~demeanor punlshabl~ by Imprisonment for 10 da)'s dl protH\t~ again!-<t th ~ propoHed change~ tnr eSlh and e Vt'lT da)- thnt 8uch ,'lola~, to their hou<... Hut 'h~r. I- no help i~~n shall oontlnue. or by n fine or not , TI for them Thl~ i~ n ::itate la\\ and musl \!rr s than $10 nor morE' than $100 If the be entorc:ed. a~d \\'h~t is more, the loc al ~rr=~:e b(' not \,lItul. or of $250 if the " Health Dppartment is exceedmgly nnx- "' 10 t e be \\Utul. and In every cal"e of · d f M f lous to enforce the law :,; i or eaC'h OU)· after thr ftr~t that ~uch P urpose EXp Ialne 0 ee Ing "We have .. ondltlon. ' hpre that lire I ~~Iatlon phull,'ontlnue, or by both such of Citizens. P roperty Owners, 'just as bad as In th e largest cities of ot ~hnd Imprisonment In the dl~cretlon thf> country and from now on this de .. I me> e court i pl·ovIdf'd. that a punish;. Architects and Builders partment Is ,,"olng on re"o1'd to correct t hl nt ror a violation of section 131 or RII these a.bu~(':i. will try to do it 1 J" net shall be a. tIne of $JO · and proC alled. for T his Week. Wlt~out friction, If we can, and, IC we ~,ded CUrtlle,', that th e p~naliy for en~~ ~ ('an t. why th(' law hi!; thf're to be ,. rnbrance or a fire t:"scape by an oc~ - -7/ () "lobeyed. I don't want any .uth sltua-1 ~ u~a.nt of the tt~nemen[ . house shal1 b.e lOAn err~~UR mpre Ion seems to tlon~ to prevail in this city as exl~tE"<l ~a ne ~r $10. whf<.'h the n(>are~t police- I vall reJl;ardlng th~ altlt~de of my- In Ne" Y(lrk 'v here landlords Openly I ,.n~tlate Rhnll have jurisdiction to admitted the:r were wllltng to take mpo~e. tie1f and this 4e-partmen1. on the n{Ow their chances on hea\'en provirled theY ' SIOt'tion 131 requtTf' ~ owners or teneteaement-hou~t" law," said H allh Com- could gH 25 per cent. on their tnves['- I m e nt house!'; t o regl~ter their name~ miSSioner Greene yesterday, "The lm- ment8 Instead of the 10 per cent. the)' , and property with thp Health D e pllrtpression seems to he that we are 1n C'lalmed they WOuld get If C'ertaln bulld- ment and aU tran.!'.(ers ot pl'operty must favoro(the tenemeht-ho\liP: Owners and ing ordlnan('p~ w('rp.; enforced, 71"dNl In thl' aame way. aplnat the occupsnl~ of t~o~e pla('e~, 1 b nurralo is growing rapidly. It will not Sucb Is not th~ fact. 1 thmk the la,,· many yearR henet', unle~s precau~ a fine law and one that ::-Ihould be ~ ~:m~pa~e taken now and f>nforced rlgidobllened. 1 belie-v", it wlll wnrk.a hard.-I 1-. ,f re all sortR of tene-me-nl-hou~.e I.":xist hf"l"f> ship on some small o~'nt."rs.. who hu.,,·€', evlls stIJ th. d ,- I'm go I ng to try to' ught a home and who are U') 109 tOo Wh~p (' e,\,pl~pmE'nt or Ruch evllR pay tor it by renting it nu to tRmHief:i Will b the ~ork IS eal'lY and not when it untO too many are allow('ti to 1l,'s illll\"e e D8 lard as to pie.-k Qutlls out of Q the same plat:e. Such instan('es are nu" Th~o~uP ne wJth a bare hand," on the East Side. fprred tou.n-Amerlt'an last Yf!ar Intf'r-; 1 beUf've 11 will be tn the nat- rOf('eme-nt n. t~nt extent with the enhardabtD to such. howeve!' o-Co.l1ed :.hl....t' Tenf"ment-Ho~st:' 19."-, J ."IIII!I'~~~. mean am 011 posed t AlJm".' ..... became tlf fqrC'P on In the excitement ot ihe -=. 1 ~ n .... In. citY", The SplendJd care ~a.ken of the ell< I str~ebil, its sewers aoo pa.vero~~~~e pure wa.ter and the general ex pe ot sanitary conditions prowO ted bY I&'~cGuJre admInistration ..ra a.ccou:S!l ;ble In the largest measure for th~ II a.nnual death rete In Syracuse, Tl the lowest of all the large clt.1.. of state and of the country &II ",elL �~~~SHRINERS BRAVED STORM TO AID BUFFALO NEWSIES - - - - - - - - c:;"~ t.. 7 pd on the first' The following appear page of yesterday's THIS TEROR! OR!! OH!!! l.S~ RIBL-E. E,press tbls (EditorIal in Buttalo . N':;: morI1lng.) low 01' !ower : : rrhe deatb rate is as D' W'cnde. . under D~ as under I. , , mment is ulln~oessar~. : Further co =.--'--' ........... ........ .....y .. i~ E'UFFA~?! ... :.. :.. ..... .. ........ .......... lQOl. LLl'OX C:a:ECKED. SMA Greene believes q (/ Roney's Boys Gave a Concert and $450 Was Realized Despite Weather···Mayor Knight Present. Thp Shril1E"rl" had thll1g~ thE'ir 0\"\11 nnm O"l'S on the prognun delighted th e Th e Y()ltng~t~rs -.\~ho apw way last night a t Ole Ted, 1'heatf"l', nudl e n l'p. It wa s 8I11'ln£,,1'8' nIght a,nrt the hIgh M"a.son~ hnd gathered to give a. bt"nptH to the Newsbo~'s' anti Bootblarks' pC' ared on tn". st ~:g(? at E' posses~(>,l of l '~lT\[\rltablp it hility 'The latter part o( the Pt"og'l'Rm iHtci bf"ol1 Pflpe ..... iJ lJy Tn·e • pal'Nt to touch the frate-rna.l cil'd El'~ and lh~ ~ele('tion8 entitl ed Home. TIl(' hellS£' "'as filled as ,'.eIl as prcspnl. "'Th e Littl e Rh,-Ine-l'" a.nd "\,\ r c Are tht-" could be expe cted during the blustery ~Tolly, Gay Sl~ rin e l's" proved a rare weather. DE"splt€' the storm of last tr£"at for th e audi e nce. Many prominent dlizel1s occupied night some $450 was l"eallzed. boxe s .tnd Re nt s throughout the hOlls£". The entertainment of the e,-enlng consiste d ot a conc'ert by "Roney's B oys:' The ('ompany is a tnuslcal troup made up entirely of t.he young Idea and Olle which has an estublI~h e d reputation. The successive Among them w pre :i\1a.yor Erastus C. Joyc e, Surrogate Louis Vl. 1\1arCllS, 'V. ~ - Doherty, Lloyd "\Veslbrook. All~n '~l. D..'lY. D a.v id DeRbcc kel". }"'red 0 ,M urray, Dr. John C. Thompson and M:s, ron D . D e n ny. commWJi!ZrSa @DIfh@i~il~e:e~~ Slnet:: "~''''I'' {snafur e H e a lth that been checked t lere slty of paying $25 a vacIi, ~southfor of the opinion cinatlon slaUOD: department of Public that the women s ? In the Polish disB a th House ~~ilz~d for tbat purpose, lri ct can beAfit no expense on the th el'eiJY en till ng c i t ~·. .... ............. .................... ................... ....... .......F' .'''' .......... :. ..... . . A)'IrNT FROM PHILADELPHIA, ] f' - - -commercial: Editor of the Buffalo the Philadelpbia '· out from II it cost. tb at 1 1 cut bI, _. tbe ,tb lOSt. ·t ber:rcsS , with a llo~sibility of 1 . cIty $ " 'd 01 smallp<», don t I • ';':1': 000. to 1get rlght to spend a I'ttl lUg ,,0 , I e\ rou thi k Bnffa 0 all pest hou.el money 0 make a proper E, ~ll VACCINATE IN POLITICS f WAS NOT MOTIVE IHE TRIED TO SHIFT THE STATION TO THE DOWNTOWN B~T ,BUT FAILED. ~~ II. , Health Commissioner;Del1les That There Was Any Political Influence 111 the Appointment of Dr. N. L. Burnham. DISTRICT WANTED MAN APPOINTED Dr. Greene, Who Worked I Eight Years in That Section mittee, "that further IlPprOpl'lftt.LODS Will J u£" requ.ired, Before li'msllpox dHIDPl>ea~s J of the City, Found the .' from th. db' it is probnbl o that we ,,.,1\'1 hll YO to sp.~d • total or ~oo.OOO. ") I I Feeling in Favor of Man PhysicianB ~ z.,... I ................... .. l:::::::::: :~:::: ::: . :. ~............... . RU( I ?unPleasan;ne:s :tlrred up by tbe rallure ot Healtl!....Commlssloner g reene to appoint Dr. Regina Flood Keyes to ./ be one 01 the district health phystclans gives us an opportunity to call once " more to the public ltte.ntion the fact ./ that a wornan was the cause 01 It all. d>l ''' ... . . . .. ............. , .... . D» Walter n w.rene~ the Health Commissioner, denies that politics play~ ed any part in the appointment at. Dr. N. L. Burnham as health physiCian in the 4th Distri ct. Dr. Greene said last night : " I desire to state emphatically that politics had absolutely nothing to do with the appointment of Dr. Burnham. 1 dIdn't know nor care wbat hls poli~ tic-al feelings were, Dr, Burnham was named beca use he was the best suited, to my Idea, for the place. "I worked In that district myself for eight yea.rs. Before naming Dr. Cott·s successor, I went down the re on two evenIngs to see the people and find out what they wanted. They all expressed preference for a man instead of a woman. "I had Dr. Burnham promise to plfICe an office In the district before I named hIm. I have nothing but the kindest of words for Dr. Keyes." A BATHJ AldVlflan Smith made a Protest iTt VainJ1~ves' \ B uff.lo Feb. 8tb. _ I , . tion 01 $'>',k, (Enclosure: An RIlPror,na - , I 000 in addition to tbe $t'(),O~ rure·tl' : I pended for the t.'rternlluati~U a~ P ) \ Yf'ntion of smallpol waS fa,o~d by the Finance Committee or c?uncil~ ..res:st:t'd day, "It has l)eeD estlm.ate, Chairman Co,tello 01 the FlDnnee Com- I I WIRES TIN~~/~ Knlgl!t, D ... Wnlt,·t· D. Gr6ene, W. A. 1 --< Alderman Jim Smith t Inks that there Isn't a fairer spot In the city of Buffalo than the 11th ward, which talles In the stock yards and divers other places of Industry for which the city Is famous. Alderman John Martin thinks the same thing of the 20th ward, ai-I though he concedes that he hasn't anything particularly good to brag about except a. few handsome thoroughfares, theaters, hotels and churches. However, when the question of shifting the vac· clnatlng station from Alderman Smith'. ward to Alderman Martin's ward came up at ye.terday's meeting of the Board of Aldermen, thet e was trouble. Health Commlssioner GretdY Sbggested that the vaccinating station at No. 1048 Broadway be abandoned and that all vaccinating that is necessary in the future be done in the women's department at public bath No.2, at Stanlslau. street and Woltz avenue. "Not mUCh," saId Alderman Smith. "The people out there wouldn't visit the bath. They would think there was smallpox there. I'm against that." "But the clty wtll save $12. If you pas, this resolution now. If you lay It over a week we will ha.ve to pay a.nother month's rent,.' said Alderman ZoeUer of the 18th ward. l "l Imow what would happen," said Aldehnan Kennedy at the 19th ward. "You just let anyone who has had any~ thIng to do wIth smallpox go near that bathhouse and you'll have a panic." "I thInk we ought to adopt the commissioner's recommendation," said Alderman MarUn. "Shift It" to the bathhouse." "What bathhouse?" demanded Alder· man Smith. "The one near the smallpox district," said Alderman MartIn. "That's No.1 on The Terrace," sa.id Alderman Smith. HThere never was a. case ot smallpox In my ward," said Alderman Martin, IndIgnantly. "There Is just as much danger there a. there 19 out my way. I never thought much ot this smallpox scare, a.nyway." Alderman Martin made sure that the bathhouse In hi. ward wonldn't be ar· fected. Alderman Sml th trIed to sav~ the one In his section of the City, but he was beaten. Hereafter, people who wan t to be yacc1nated will have to call at public bathhouse No.2. ... ====- -7th \ "Helio,- "'!'falo, give us t:-:xpress office. This Is Boston:· "Hello, Express, is Mr, Matthews lhere?" "Hello, George, this Is 'Ras talking. I'm In Boston. How are things going in Buffalo today, during my absence?" "Hello, 'Ras. What are you doing out III the rural districts? TIed up in 0. I' snow drift, I suppose." "No, 1'111 In Boston, Nass, Here on a little matter of business-private business, I feel all rUll down, so I thought I'd run down here." "Say, 'Ras, what is that private busilleSl:i. Of cow'se, il's none ot my business, but I hope you are not Inv"esllllg money 1n Boston property. like Jacli. White did? ~ot buying any of his 11Ouses, I hope. " "No, George, It isn't tllat. You've got another guess. Think it over, I came here to tiee how Mayor Collins runs a big city. Say, George, has Tom got home? I was sorry to leave before he arrived home. If you see him tell hinl to run down here if he can get away from the Gerst entertainment. "Say, George~ what is the sentimen\ in Buffalo In regard to my message to the Financ~ Comrniltee? I think that ,vas deucedly clever, don't you? Rink wrote it and I think I cinched our gam~. all right, don't you'! Did you notice ho\\' I rubbed in about my message as :U ayor, how" I rung in those reform (':) rneasures and suggestions? I think the committee will go our way now, don't you'!" I "Ob, rals, 'Ras, that's the time you put both feet into it, ill up t{l your Deck~ I Try It OYer, JOHns. Say, can't you see that you have merely ~ played into the game of THE TIMES? WeU. you have an right. and the people t are saying SOlnc Ulings about that mes- I sage that even the E>..-press would not dare to prin t. W11Y don't you take counsel before doing suCh things? 'l'he thing!::t you suggested were the very things THE TIMES has been plugging fol' for months, yes, for four months, to my recollection. You·,·e practlcaIly confessed all THE TIMES has charged and I don't see that you'ye got a leg lo stand upon in that ridiculous libel ~mit. lt begins to dawn on the minds of the people that THE TIMES has got you on the rUll, If I was on youI' place I'd write another message to t~e committee, stating that the people demand a 1horough investigation of tbe Finance , Department. It won't do to try to I shield anybody or anything at this 1 time. If the committee doe~ go int.o the matter of systems, OJ'" lack of syste-ms. 1 why the people ,,""ill be sure to reaHz.), that you fostered Ole game in the Comptrollct"softice. You know where thc1 back-tax prOfits went when you were I Comptl'oller, a,ud it doesn't look just Ight for you to mal,e such a play to the gallery now." 1 II Follo"w 'Vill's One. "Well, If that's tbe way you to;; I about the Inatter I ~'Uppose you wrta. and feel the same way. But I wish Yn-, ~vould try to steer the Finance Co'; ~ I mltree straight on the illVeSUgat\on\ business. Did you sec what the Commercial had on the matter? V\t'ell. that's vour cue, You go in :-..nd advocate that the committee should ('onfine itself to enquiring about metbods and systems. l I not try get after mere intlividuals, b£'- cause when they begin. to get Reter individuals they Inay get after me. 'Ve can afford to lot THE TIMES 11ave a llhJDOpoly of that a.nd it.'s a nIce little joke tn tell the pe'ml. that lhe grand jury will get after the nlC!'e Indiyicluals-if 'fIIE 'l'l:MES doe~n t get netel' them flr~t. Of course Tom w11l handle the g. j. end all right:· lnel'C "Well, got through ?" "No, don't be in such a hurl'Y. },"P. got to pa.y fOl' this and if I call staud it you ought to be wU}ing to listen, An' you listening? 'VeIl, as I was about to say, pou!ld that ('omntittee and interview l\1cEachren every ten Dlin1Jtes; it wiil ti ckle hi~ vanity. if he has any, and I'll take care of the othpl' !ellmvs, Say. George. I me.l.nt to name you fa: a par commi5sioner but -W:ill wouldn t stan for it, but we want you with us. ~~ha n.re the HCWHbc.ys shouting in Buttato today? J can hear them O'"l"r th 'phone, Funny, ~sn·t it? Well, pe hap:; you are right; jt isn't so funn after all. Well, /food-bye. I'll see yo when I get home. " I �SMAl L P X ~d~ ~~~~~~' Will Be Very Busy for Months to .dd His Customers Would Like to Walt Their Turn foreve;;t'~ (bi(dgO Hedlth Authorities Are Against tbe Disease /.yd,. of Doom holds his shears In h is hand ;;;;-;;.~;..,;.;...;; hair, as you well understand, Jnry razor he poises In air Incisively personal air. not chosen. who erst h&4 looked vex'd, ME.S T\ CHit -,\GO. Fl h. -:.-(·hit~tgo·s h.-.nlth ..h'partm f l1l i':l making- l'\"er~' f>1-::ort to or· ,;unlz a l'U~On('rall\"(' l'rUl::Illde to c _ • out flUlolllluX II'l the mlddl~ w·~M. ' barber each customer tweaks hy the nose cUpa each moustache as a gard'ner a rose, never remarks as they go or they come, ~""''''"h would you prefer. sir-witch hazel. bay rum?'" cuatomers waiting look almost unsex'd, tInl0l'OUS women, to hear 11m cry "Next:' .., "the seape-goat," he w orked while he sang, he cried ":-;ext" all looked for t he "gang." hath eyes "'hlch'C&ll read In the soul, with a satlslled e~'e on the wholebII.nclhes of customers waiting him there, razor for vigorous work did prepare. ati7 ~ " I Of 30 "'i~consln to '~.. ns. seven M y that ll.c dlf\ea~c has not alJpcared theft Of l:'rush \ has Ut ~Il ~lam\lC'd ou~. ~ourteeD out ot :!-l cHh.>s und towns m Mlchlnn etah.. .).l e di- dthrr lle\-er tQ ha\'e b~en infected or to Evety Dog and Cat to Die r::as Carriers of Smal:lDlll'll~~~ can't fool the barber. Just look at hi. jaw,. his shop Is the single word " Law:' Lire of lead but his tools are of steel, utterly vainly hi. customers squeal, OYer their features his Instrument goes, the balr of their mls-shapen craniums mows, "Z· n:~<- If ,"ou once lIet .. st. we In tbls barber- shop blue The people's brave sen'ants \\ilJ look after you. 'l'Ia stra.D&'e the oftIclal. look ...d, and not gay. Fen: every man shaven .ha.1I have a valet, And eacb .Ingle one of the barber's recruit. WUl ride on free passes a nd dre•• In new suit •• 'tet. Wllll'ateful creature.. their face. grow long Aa t hey wonder "when cometh the end of t he sonll." They hlanket, lik e babies, the face. of Bln8, Wblch often are quadruplets, t riplets, or twins, look m ost maniacal, troubled ",nd ,,"x'd r:.;:~e.t they must cry "Here" when the barbel' calls "Next." _ _ _ _ _ _ _:.:A:.:,,:.:T:.:H:=U__R PENDENNIS. Vigorous cnl {');.IIPl'lS 110 longer eon,~cal thell' aO-\IW fr(>(' of conl.aglon at. prceent. pr('l\t:'nsfol1. In Inrtiana 12 out of 30 cities repon tbe Sma1l1'ox no\\ is mnr\~ ~'idth' ~!lrt"ad 50-me thiJn g . lDOmS ~OIJnE:8h' la.: adml18 m . ca~g. ...ot!a 0 cia 15 W 0 visited then thall ut ""y time f'lIlC.'e th<' )::rf'at sp\"en I IlhH.'e the numlJe-r from 400 to 7«1. 8ioUI )par s ' foJ)ic)"mh' of 1~j9 lO If.'3. In llH-Il'tty. la•• had ;00 ciolS~'S: durin!" the \lin· f'lni~ proh.1.hh· tIl(' most s(lrlou~ situation t"'T. hut asserts that only 60 uxllt n01l". Is found ht ~h ... llJ)o"",·ItI(>. 'fh{" drcult' Othrr ("tl1P~ l'~port from as to .. half "'Iurt has ~JJOllf'ntd on uc('tlunt of ltlllall- d,lz('n or :"S8. pox UIl(1 ot1wr hE'rtlil' pr(>cautlULl8 art: hI;" 'fhe nH.'rlltal nnd 8ur~lca.l s tarr. or 1~ ill~ takf'n. Two Il"'W l..'nSl~~ ar ... rr·ported railroads ('otering Chica,o ba\'e ~ en· h. Chil..'u:zn. The8c m ~.d(.> a fotal of 1~ Jist(.'d. .\ LampaiQ"n 01 education is to UISt~S in the C""1lY, 1 p inallgurate-d and cvt:'n- e-rrort ma~ \Il (.I\lt of \1 dll(s and towns in lI1l.II~n8. nrOU!'l:t' aut!vlritlE's of negUgent t ownsaUd II)W8. 1\1ll'ht~KIl .l1ld \\'isconsln. ~ rr'f)ort cities from thC'tl' apathy. "Fhere muuk· tll.lt litf'Y ~r(' al 1J1'f'~{"nt freC' (rom small- ipal omdals fail C'f their duty dlte pox. Uf;';':; Itn\'H tow II::" and citkR, U"'~ I iNards or health will be ask ed \olcter· r .... "ort thut they nrc LtTC of the disease. i fl're, to chirp when the barber cries "next." .·~u ..~r·~.' i Wholesale Slaughter of Two Thousand Animals Decreed Pennsylvania Town, Doctors There Holding Them Ac. countable for the Spread o~jsease. da~·. \\'ILKF.'1IAnn.. Pa, Thu .. - B«au.. l,hysktall!'l think it wl11 prp,'ent the spread (If !!mallp~x to kilt them. R\lNlt twn thou~ f.8Dct d'l~ n'H) cats will be slaughtered to· I that dog. and t. ~~p~ A p@'t animal fr om an infected might con\'ey t he but J kno,,' or no c~Lr--'" t'Fp('('lall)' fl; tht!'r€ mnTr ... at Plymouth t01vu:;\hlp. n~ar h£>re. ",,'hole-SAlt' slaughter ~~;~i:,~r:~~,~~~~1 Thprp. aTf' not": t n ealScs of the dtt!('Qse annnun"p(l from thp J thue- thirty in Plvmollth horough. adJnln~ t "\~OIl can Ima"'n"" • . • f"rminatp a dllJeB~"" lng, 8ml other!' In towns n~<.ll" hy. E\'C'T)" kinds of pprsons Jlrccauttnn so far takt'Tl has fnil('ri to 111'('\"("l1t nf gl.1'l!l1-h ...twf'en the cuns th(, tlISPHS(, l"IIprE'Hdlng. and th(" doctors lIa\'(1 p~~Tlr~l\' 1'I.'ould escape. _. t h~ ~utho:-ltt('8 of th t l'ornE' to the c'ondulSlOlI t118t It IS he nK car· sprf'arJ thpir time and pne~ ?WD ri"(\ h)' thp catB and d{ll;S ~hiC'h arp about r do not ~lIp,'p t he-re Is a:J ~ ... ,,,,,,.ii;; thE' tovinship in large- l1umh<'Ts. ThrT(> arE" l ing the C:lts ami doge," . cUte 11.500 residents In the township. ane! It II . roughly ('stlmated th£'rc arl.' ahout three thousand ('atB and df1g~. two-thirds of ~'hlch l·;.Jn at largp uhoUl the stref'ts and yarde., The Board ot Hf'allh l'alled for \"ol1.ml('pr~ to-day to aid the p(lllc'e in slaughtering them. nnd rrom the many who ('agerl~' respon<i('d It hllndrf'd were s£'le-cted. '1 hr<.'e ! womcn applted. hut ";(OTt" Tf'·fusetl. Tiley W6(' ,,"omen "'hOSt! r('latfVf.~:'l havc bt'cll I i • •nn.,iI t stricken ,,'Ith thE' dls~w!(".. 'J h18 1t1Te,,', ~.rnlf'd with shotguns. "ill be &tartc(\ out at lIil1(' o'clock in thP morning. dividE"! Into S(ll1adfl. ups-lgneod to dltrf'rent llOrtiomc of the township. PI'('cRutfons ,,'111 be takt>1l to prevent lOdl.~l·1 imillal" shoottug and ...h~ ,,'olmdloa;: of pl'r~ons. E"ery dog and ('.:1l found 10084' will he 1,lIif"d. Dr, \\". G. l\oh·K(>t"'O. who is In charge or the lleat hOt:!'"£'. soys Ill: \l1lnl.. 8 the measure moat ll('ceSS9.ty as d pre··.llllJon apinst the spread of thE' dtl!les6<". n~ th_ untmals (rE't near tht" 'lU81'8nttned ~ou=c~ nli(l lire Habit> to t::lrr)" and spri!ad thf' gf'rm'-'. Oth""r doctors concur with him. am) It Is hop('d that uftpr th£> elauS"h!,f'r tn£' dl~{'a3e "'an be stamped lW cotng ••_.. _-... .:;".,..."', SPRfAO Of SM~ I Epidemk, Most SeriollS l'eal's, Is Raging All or~~'~~ I ALARM IN LARGE CITI nl"t. -';ot h l n a t o .JuJOIItU,:-S;c h " · ho h,_a le Sl nua;ht(" r. ~n) _ Dr. Shrn th' . [lr, ~;('n!g(>; «0'. ShralJy. at his hOlls • last night 2!8id:-"ll Is )JoE~lhl(', but 1I0t probable • Tho jupor waUs wide, and the golden I .... Health Officers Elltol'cing Vaccination to Clier Ii. Di 'eas " ISPE('UL TO TIl~ RECOnD-HEa_u.D.) :-';-E\\' YOHK, Jo·.. b. 8.-..\11 o\'erthe I nn ~pltj('mle of ~mJ.llpo". more has occurr.?d for yt'ars is ragtnlB()~t(1u, PhUadelphia amI New York are afflicted. Thar.k~ (0 )-eare ot tnle. 6ubmlSEIon to vaccInation thIs cit)' Lulwnrk trom b{:hlnd which thed",...he r~sJ~t('d, There are at preitftt ca8~S on North Brother I.land-it .... tUJ\l!'1I Jy 10\\' total. bal'. placf'~ I �~ lromptiY' V}1,cctnnted nnd the rnent in the "'noJp~I", . new arra~ge f Llles13 vaCAccording to a uTa af ?,'ork 0 tl.'l nccomdepartmenl, the ho changed. so nS n dutY' a1 clnators ha\'e t ll [" 'The\' nOw gOIO \'e at 11 modale the pull l c. (terJlOOO and e~ are ahle 4 O'('lock In the a o'clock at night. thiS l\'ay the) In members of faII1 l1ies lh~ without losS ot t!m e . basis upon " 'hieh he Cla8siticatlon IS the gt apt to spread t vaccJn'a.tlon ot those mO Department :::.l(l((;:5 disease Is being done. 'acelnated. and h;1\ ~ hav~ had theJr empiocs \0 avoid any danb.,1 to find the working taken every precaution to their customers. • ESCA.PE. NONE i1J ...t.l Ma.II rlers are being I vernment b8~ l)f"pn rThe o~~ ~~e t~:ltl~~n('(l:na.~tr..o.ent to compel th(' In~~~~~le!'l at Ill'l< ~lfllnf'S". lown. tQ S~rpPT"":''' ",m:tU· :lU nil to prOCt.'ct Chicago from tOI.' l·a'f'8jt.... H ,11 '\'hh'-h 1~ ~nld lv hu1'f' 4-0u 'Victims tn Il~ v '8. 11I.1 f'ble>f ){edl{"Rl Inspr><'.tol to POMmllstf't Coyne! SUJl;::I!:;l· po~ J'!>HI'U" Ib~· ~rIli~l:l~ \~;./~\rt;p,~ ~~:4 th\~ a:d,'h"nbl11ty of In~ from Ih'" :\ltl111(>~. aln come next. COTllthe munlcJpall:len'lce ~~s to cover the wholE' fl1\el N1JC'I'I!.\·. ~'"thol·JZP I fH~t't1on ~. . I" 1h(> fil'c hlJnrll l't(lnt in the . " fol1owin~: or your \\ t' rJp, .... ln' In t'l\lI thl"> ntt0uliou el( OUI' rODrlition I'4l1·('C'I~. Plll't!f'1l11l1'1V I hORP in thp out 1.\ lug !o;t','t!Ollfi t11!~ eit.,· nllil "oulrl 1"11,'1' that thl:-1 ,lp)Ju,·tmc'lI{ ('Rnnol rl"'l1l\('f ~lIru­ dc>u! ~"r\·lr.(' In tlll'lr J}rP.~~~Dt ('c'HlI,lltlott, nud llnlf'~" ImllWrlillt() WilY:;! 1I.0r\ ruelUH! Rr('> ,Idel) 10 nluk('l Owse s.tI'Of\t~ lllisstthlf' !nr our UJ)Pfll·!HU.c<. l'!l'do\l~ I'(lliult:;t urI" IIkf'I.,' to full 0,,·. lind 111.1." m(~UIl tlit" II)! III (h'stl'uC'tion vr lin putl"I\ ~l'{'tlOIl of ('Illr l'lty. or I 1'1'0. ], ...••......•. , = COlllJlt 1'011,,1' IIl'prW~lIH?U snhmittE:"\l a (UIl1Dll1t1il'ntion fo:tnting that. thert.' i~ n ""lttJ]I'I~ or ~1.nR1.liO IhH:~ all .\ c'l:'I'lnin 11100·tgll~e York & 1/ '·it.,' IN NEW YORK CITY, T~ are vaccinating by force in New York city. The Health Department has employed a specIal staff of 135 men and they travel In squads all over the city. They are accompanIed by policemen and when unvaccinated persons are found ih districts where smallpox has broken out they are vaccinated whether it meets with their wIshes or not, The Health authorities recognize that the present Is not the time for argument, but for action and they are determined to stamp out the disease. As a result of this vigorous vaccination there is less smallpox in New York than any other big city the country. / to ~i\'t~n Xcw rhilad~lphitl Htlilrourl· to tlu'\ h." th!:' BllfI.ilo, 61 tlMr, Dr, )Inller, who i, n di<tlnl1ul,hPlJ;o I<loking mun. with II 'l"('ry tlorid ff\I'''' ilnd U dnrk. "'{Itlllre·cut hpnrd. l'lltpr(Xl tht' :-.ld(>rmnni(· f'bnmh('r.->, about 3 o'do(,'k find was Jtf('('tP'l L;r Ald. Atlnm, who J.)l'csf'ntell him tn ('bnh'llun ':\Inis('ho)l:~. AM. .\clnm ~f1itl in mo,ing that tbt" l)rh·i1t.-"g~ of tht~ t10(11" be (I.l:tE'nrled to the distingnished (oreigD€'f: "I dOD't kllOW what bi~ mis::tion to this ('onntr,\' IR. He hft:;; 110t di~r1o~pu it to mp, hut r hf\\'e found bim to h(~ n yprr nl.rlV-rI\OllnI.Slltll.blltlYtutlll.ltIlnR~.;.3hle fumignHng the mail ..••• , .•..... , . ... f\FI~ J "('RP<,,'tfulhtllf' "O!llOr:nloll 1";1l.11l'l'! . I""l'h :iit'I's 1I~ lllu.\" hl" lH>\"'R~:tr~. 0 !ll'lnA 111110, muttf'r lj{'fot"~ tlu!' rnurl, llri I~ 'l\llhurlZf'd h.\· l:!j'!) or ti.le- l'od" or \'h11 PI'{II'pIll1l'f.'. f .".011 Illli(' 1 hp (·t1?UnUIIH'llt.101l wo~. \'pf{'rred to th~~ C·OI1l11lIitPe- on fi1l31H'(Io UlH.l the ('urpor. u1H1U ('OULI:-:E>l. ..... ........ . ............... street cleanIng torce '1I('n~I\'l> I, -; 1 clcrk~ and lette[h~.a;OllCe force and fined to the tenements orf the epidemic many npetlon with this PhaS~~y over the need for have again raised as ll·tal. pointing out thE a private Isolation ho I gical dangers of rediscomforts and patho~o med to romtortable moving patients accu~t k sheds of North surroundings to the ea Brother Island. lla.ve r~aI smallPOx," "Only a fe'?' persons in a statement, sRfd. Dr. Beverly RO~I~:O~~en properly vac"among those who a called varioloid. to clnated. The dlsE'asc e tible. is no more wbJch they are alone SU;~v~r. There should contagious than, sca.rle~ng vacoination combe a la.w, however, rna r ,,:here sma.llpox pul.sory, as ft Is In GE'rm~,m" is practically unkno\\'!l. LICTED. . . . . . . . . ( 1 ClHf''3tJIlIi I~ pUf'f~lr Im~ of lnw. ,lulll ~ .. ' 111'f)I't'lhll'" 11('1'(>11.,. Pl'ol1ll!'WIl J:-: ~lrl1ph' parts or the statl'. vaccinated, as v.ejJ 6S way employes. Thestreet and clevated rail d other branches of missioner Lcd<::rie In~e~hat 1U,000 persons are city. It is estimate being vaccinated d~l:~ts In promInent fami~ Cases among ser Is by no means conliet! show tbat the disease the slums. In con- Pl'~ ~U~hlY fumlguted. The~t'\ sporadic caSt!!i 11';:1.'\'('\ called att('lltion to Ule da.nger, and vp.ct inaHon 1~ vcTy gent"t'ally enforced. Dr. S hnlz ""Ill <"nCoree drastic mt'lasurf'S if m'cf'~sar;. So far tl\~ 1'ew who haye been re· IJol·ted have hE-en brought in tram other IonrnPll ond honorable ronn. and J know thflt whntC'n:r h(' Rnys wiil be iDtl'\l'('st~ jng. j ' ~ I '" ....................... . ....... ........... '" .................... , . . . . . . . . . . .. • .......... ' ............. . of BnfTnlo for·'ft:l"j,~WO 0[1 Inl1r) ~old Ihf' 1'llih'oad in uC'(,Ol'dUll(;e with till' IH'O('('cuiu,(!'s of I)C'I.'C'D1- ('OmnlOn ('Oll1wit b('ll" aOth, 1S7·!. ... \nothpl· ('o1lll1llluirntioll from lhe comp~ troll('r rPRds us followf'i: ~ r e ~ n gel e g e n ~ e i len, l'1r[b, 9'1Ic@aef)ren !leanlrngte, ben I (!ommiffiir ber iiffentlief)en ~roeiten 311 1 oeauftraAen, anauotbnen, bail bie ~am~fjJfeife brr !IDafferroerte 1])10r< nens unb ~benb.il urn 6 llljt geblaf en . N SORELY A.FF I~ONDO . h dIsease is so preva!virb, In London. where ~ eurance }Jas becQl"'lC lent that smallpox 31;;'~3 cases hetween ' ~[b . .soelIer etHiirle fief) gegen bie popular. there were ~ and h07 were um. ber £egiSfalur borfiegenbe !Birr, l1leldje ],1001, and Janthw'l~tle'r date" The delt\ Ii bem mal)Or bie 113olImaef)t berleiql, treatment on e t among those n rate there is 14 per t ce~ses of doubtful vdt OaraTLI l1lerbenbe ~emter, beren ~nqa< cinated, 65 per cent n nt where there hau "'ol'k:'l ~lIhlUitt('d n statemc-ut, n~unjulX cination and 50 1, per ce ber oon ben !Biirgern erl1lii~It roorben the- ~tl'C'(Iots which hn"(10 bf'Pll t"lpnllPd or been n..o va~cin:t~on;~f;~oner LederIe's figfinb, ~u oefe~en, oeantragle fogar, ben ~ll(JW <\lId tilt:' ('(J~t of tloiHg' tb,' work. In New or te at 1)3 per cent of in SJJlat)or an3uroeifen, jene !Birr au beti~ ,],h(' ~IlUl I'XPf'Udt'fi nn ,fllnufiry ;n"t W;.!!i ures PI~f :hdC d~~t~a~ua..ry tbere were 13.j reno ~~Hi.:!j: OIl Jl~(\lJl'nHI'.r 5th, !f320.2::i; on those a c e . . t ·-six of them being cases of smll:llpox, t~en)- ~r measles,l,2'i(1 il 11'{lbl'lHll'.\- iii h. $:~~~.:l;): ('o:-;t of dC311iDg ~uef) bie iiorigen ~[bermen erffiir< fatal, aS atS'a:e~~ctr3,~.~:;~asOefs dlIlhtheria and Cl'U8~\\"Hlkl-: la~t ~lOlldi1.'·. $:)UO.2(). I ten fief) bamit einberftanben, I ('01. '\ \'Rnl "'(,Ilt to the bOIlI'd t1 lengthy ~:O:1~~I~,~33' ot ~hthisls and 120 of typhoid 5Dasfefoe gefef)aq mil bet !Refo[ulion !"IHtplU~l1t ~ho",ilJ1{ ti1l' jll"<,io/.PJ\t f'c)l1ditiOIl I fevel" tf i a' Reports received from largE' cl es n v hr1t or I he ('un",olid~11 Nl S('lloo1 fnud, It. bes ~Ib, ~bam, [aut l1lelef)er ber tIon< ous secttons of the Cnlted ~tateZ3 show t. a 'rom. . . . . . . . . .. . ............................. , Hhows thnt till' Intnl nllltJunt "./1'-1 OY'~I'. ooralions~~nroaIt oeauftragl ifI, ben lhe present ~maJlpos epidemIc Is more Be, ere dl'aWli ¥,~7,n~.,I, .1!) up to . .T~lIIl1nl'~' :11 !-it, than an), which hns visIted tbem for yel\.(::!. !Rat~ ~u oenaef)rief)tigen, roesqaI6 ber ]!JO!!. ala) thut thcl'f' is a Io:hul'ta~(\ all In Philadelphia lhere are in addU.lon nuber @3tab! bon ber !Banr of a;ommetce ('xi~ting (·onll·H.d':-; uf $1 :~:i.l;-iO.l:!. Tit£" . mcrous case! of tlphold rever. Sl_nee t~~ ;ulditiollnl I:l1UOlWt (0 ill.' pl'o,·hltld is noef) f djulbige !BetraA nief)t Jie3aqIt unb first of the year there han~ beeln ·'*d nth'~ ..................................... . case at smallpox and ninety·n ne ea _. ~;{U~.~40. ~l1leds beffen @intreiliung nodj nief)1 ge< At p~esent ..J6a smallpox patiEnts are UTl(l"!t" "1 would l'I'~Pl~CI rulJ.,· kt:lll'." snid Cnl. aen beren 5Direftoren borgegangen roor, treatment at the municipal hospital ana ~n "rnrtl. ··tbut tbp (·f)I1!itl·ndion Of ~(.bonl"l private dVlelllngs. DurIng tbe last week 2v-J ben i rt. I'flll onl~· 11I'u('p('{1 <I';: th(\ fUlIti;'( nl't. p]'o. cases ot typhOid tenr and thirteen deaths ~ie ~[bermen erfliirten fief) auef) mit wen: reported. - ~ r, !Rellina ~Ioob .\tet)es ~at fief) ,illl.)11. Hilt! th~n Duly in tl!p llI·tlt'l· in whil'h the Imilding:o; aI'~ origillull.l' :lutJlor- bet @mpfeq[ung bes @efunb~eit5<a;om< SPREAD OF THE DISE.\SE, oei 9'1Ial]or stni\1~t bariifJer oef{aAt, izP(1 .rour hono!':.! bIt' hod,Y. nUI(l~H ~'OU milTiirs IDr Ii\lx~ru einberftanben, [aul In Pittsburg the municipal hospital can· bali @efunb~eit5 < a;o~ · 5ftt. :-:h()nldh.r cil.'(>1Il it PI'IlP<'J' to ,hClIlg't· ~IH It anI)· six cases or smallpox. but In th~ roelcIJer in ber fliiblifdjen !Babe<~nftaIt @.teen.e fie nief)t aIs @?a111iatsaqt bes nrtll'I', ('ithpl' f,·OUl tltt, 1If'I'('~siti~ of the boroughs and townships adjacent lo that ":l!ty twenty-five caSES han bf'en reportl:d 4, ~i[trifts ernannl, an @?Ieffe bes /lC'1lJlI·tIlWUt fit ill~ll'u(.'lifll.l 01' the "YHiI- J SJl~ an @3tams[au!l @?tr. unb !IDo:!J uiJilit,\' or fUlltl~ .. , iVtthln the last tew 'Weeks, Most of thf' ~r, a;ott, ber re[i\1nirt ~al, ba if)r lpaLl.• n,,' are negroes. VRcclnation is general '1"11(\ tl'IISIN'S of the UI'f)s\'('lIorf.ibnll'Y ~ame aUf ber a;ibilbienftfifle an bet at:d lillie dread Is entertained of the elisease, ~1I},1llitll'd It ~t'ntl~lIll'nt :-;lluwil1~ U\(' 1'0.. 2!be, eine ~mpffla!iDn ,daofirl unb bie< Boston has 1;)0 cases at the present Ume'~i~e Aeflanben. - - ' t,'I'ipf~ anel ('XJH'llilil UI'('!oot of till' ]ihl':1l'.\' feloe mit affem .8uoet)or berfeqen roer< an increasing numlJer helng notIceable dur~ frulIl ,Tilly ~~. ]RH~, If') .Tnl," 1!-it. 1001. ben foIL Ing thE' last few days. The disease. however, f' TJ1(\ }'"IIII1('(' in th('- Imnk on .lui.\' ]~t. ~[b, @?mit~ mein!e \nb~il, ~r n is not nearly AlDfRM~~ months ago. 8S prevalent as it ,,~s a few It,01. "'AS $2, Un.lii. 'J'h(~ ~tnlC'l1IPut WIll-i Aan~ enlf djieben bagegen, em offe~t< Cleveland is particularly fortunate, the • HWOI'U 10 11l.' I'UI'I'C'C't 11,\' 'YilUam D. Ill. health board records there- showing that iidles !Babeqaus aUt !Blattern\talton J:.i'(,\I"~oll. ('X.!lPI·t nl'c'olilltllnf. then' is at presf'nt not aslngle case of small. ~ .... i ~IIPt. EllllT:-!on l'rl·oDlnH'11lh·,1, in n {'om~ ~u madlen, pox in that city. There are, however, seven ""*,f~ '0..... , . IlIl1l1i"nli01I to tht~ hnflnl. thn1 tb(' ntllll1fll ~ie ~!bermen gaoe", pu, bail bot patients in the pesthou8f. The dJsease was h G f;RIRl'.'· of the jauitol' ill ::a'iwol :!H h(' ill. stamped out therelast.ummerbydl.infec. Co unlcation from Jo, nS rlmm, bem 9'1Iaf onic ~emjJle eme eleltrif ef)c ('n"II~(>d *ilO. The addt·d lailot' of th(" tion. and 1t iF df>Clared that tb~ scattered ' £ampe angeoraef)! roirb. jAnitlll' ,t;'1'owilll!' ollt of thp 1'1~ntal of An caees that h.n develop<d sillc. ha"ecom. Jr., Touching Upon CHISI orvlce frum other cllies, ~erner etlauOlen fie bem @?ef)uI, AnI1f'X lilah'S Ihis jlH'l'{'n~p a 1ll('l'C IUHttt't Smallpox Is prevalent, but not epidemic, in as Back~ax 0 ector. of jl1!"lif'(', :-;n'y~ :\11'. Bm(,I·~OTl. I @?~pt. ~merfon $40 al~ !R~ifege[,b au St. Louis, there being about 250 cases at /I/' ~ 1 r('ulth Comllli};~irHl£,I' U"/:Cllt' 3Hkrcl bet am 25, ois 27, ~eoruat m a;qlcugo present. Health Commissioner Starklort' ot ~~ thnt Ilt'l'mi~t·;jon h(' gl'allh~(1 to him tn Illoie that city sa,s the dls.... _ was brought there ULD RET UR FE ES. hAtli hl1l1~"" ~ ns n rnf'l'innljn,Et ~tl1tiou :tl\d taQenben a;onbenlion bon @?ef)ul<@311< by soldiers returning from the SpanlBb- WO American war. I foItHlirHl rill' nlf'! innlin,Et ~lJp{llif'fo:. 1[(' lJerin!enben ten. Roid it wOllld fwn' th£' c.~Hr $:l.; U Dlol1th, Illuf Illntrag bell Illlb, stenn,eb~ roUt< DElS 'WINES IS A.LAR\IED. Cell. ""nnl s('nt Itt til(' honrd II c'OnlllltlIr;T~E(·TAr. TO T1T1r. RECORD-DEHAIJD.) be bet !Berief)1 ber Union ~Ialton a;om: lIil'nlinn t'1nti1J~ thnt. 111(' Bl~1I rpf'l(llJhone DES MOJNES, Feb. B.-Secret.t·y J. F. He Desir~s to Do That if He is Not miffion gulgef)eiilen unb blefeloe beauf· COlllrHlI;\' ,,"(utili imHnll n 11lunidpnl tf'lo~ Kennedy oC the Rtal£> board sent a. le.tt~r to Justly Entitled to Them-OthPostmaster General H. C, Payne at 'Vash. tra\1I, fiit ben projettirten !Baqn~of l,hnllf' t'\xr'hnll~{' ill liJf' ('it)' flurf {'ollnt~y er Communications. Ington to-day. noU~lng him that srnaIIpox hall. ('Illhl'ncing I lIP clp1Hlrtl1ll'Jl(~ of polit,f"'. !Uliine enlroetfen au Iaffen. I conditions In Iowa al'e alarming; that thE:' 'l'hPI'f' III'r' (111 tht> hn(Jk~ oC tills Ul'plll"lllleut. tlntlug- f!"nUl lAAO ItI lOOO. taxf'1" II1l1olll.1llng I() $!?7,814.5U that urf''1'hnr{!rc1 nga!oAl prop. ('l'ly or th(> I'!t.\~ nC Hntrnlo, l1'Foed (01' [lnrkR, !;('b.onl~. Illllh~(' IInll fil'f' .hnu~e)":.l. A~: lhl' t itlr' of t lil« l'l'Oj}E','ty I!; Jjnw in tbf' Plt.v or BulTnlo. tiles(" t:I::\P50: ~hnuld "l~ f'1I1lf'('1('u fro III J·f'(·OI·(). I ,yould. tupre(orf', t"N'ultl!Uf'll{l Ihnt n Wtll'l·.'lUt 11(' <lh'C'f'lf'u flro" u In lnwl1' f)f lli(' 1'r)lllptr(lll('l' tor $:!7 .. Rl.j.:m npon tlll' (·II.\" rf'tll (>~It1I1' tnx()s fund, to 1·('llllhtll·~p li.lp 1:'1: JOIIII fUlltl. ('nl. "·I1I·t1 '1f the dt'pHl'tm(1l1t. ()f Ill1hli{' Q IHf r¥t I disease f'xlsts In every part of the state; that It Is spread on'r wide areas; that areas are constantly growing, and that thp authori. ties appear to be unable- to cop~ with It. Dr. K'-!nned}' inclosed a resolutl~n prepar~d by the board requesting all POSl'!lasters and clerks In the state to be \'acclnal€d. The hoard fxpects a general order tor t~(' fumlgatil)ll ot Iowa mall to issue from the Washington authorities. RtSPHting Ul~ Des Molne::- situation. the John Grimm, Jr.. former 1~10k tnl< 001· le(·tol·, !';ent 1111 impol'lnnt ('olllmull.i<'ntion to tb(' hoard ternoon. It i!o) rilllrit'l·, find I WIl$l tllC'o Ilctvl~cd ,by .lose-ph V SC'R"Pt' ,,110 WON mr ('oum:d. tl1llt It w~s· til)' d'n1Y' tl1ul thot 1 i.lnd Ibp 1'Igllt to dO~(" tip nil Ipvlt~!'j nuuh~ h,\' 111(' -ln1'ing' tb~ IIf ... tiC tllf'l wlITltlnl, hy flf'lltng th~' prnllertr I()Yh~d ou wltbln (I I'N1Mllnhlc> tlflll: t~f'I'f" nft,'r, If jbt~ pnrtlc'~ flll\{·d 10 pa~, fhnt Wll~ dOIle' ntld I rptniuf't.I tllr fres ulluw{'d hy Ill\\'. ','hPNP (I1rls nrf' nil Il1I1LLf'I'S or rl"· l.'ord nnd arC' I1l1dh;puIPd. T Jlm stJlI 11IJvls['I1 that whnt WO~ S(.i t,100<, It was rn.\< rlutj7 to, 110. nnd that If 1 hOC! nol rlolll' ~n I \YClulrl hl' IIftil h' 10 t h(" "11) (01' lIPI..dN·~ of dill)", hilt. llH It Is qU(,::Itiont!r\ In (,,1'1'llllu qUUI'l<'l'j'I, I .11111 nnxiolll'l nn~l dp- In :\I1IWullkr·(' till> hC'rtllh c!l>partmf'llL. iJ using tllP grPllt[>foIl \'IgllauC'(> h h l' to lH'PH'nl iiV' tll!'lI)oI!l;P gptilnga~ ;entha~dl. Now and thl'1J 11 Ca8r> I~ r 1)0 0 , ll:t t tE'nt it! flllrrlc·(j to tlu" '8~j.l~~t~d hand the oRr)Ha.I, ..... nf- It WUK IIllI)OA~;bh~ to f'JOSe- up all sold \f'vles wirblu Ill(' time prorltlN.l IJr thC" EI'IDEma IN WJSCO'\lSI~, l\llL."VAU.KI~B, F!;'b. 8.-Small!)ox In !\ mild Jorm If!. I'llmpn nt all over \~'iScon8in. Tht"re h:l hHrdl:: a town in the state which has ,~ot anI" 01 more easel'. whitf' in ~omf' of tho northprn Cltl p8 the ('asps run UIJ into th(~ h,.mdrE'd~. The stale boanl ot health haa be(-u working to l'ontro} the disease but successfully. Thla Is due, In gTpat 'm'ealii~~~ t~ the fatt th.At th,. dlsea,,!' Is of 80 mild a l;ype that It I~ hard to pnfQrc~ qunantlnt regulations When onC'e a ('8St" I~ dl ( v d ami hard .. " stTl1 to I 800 erF- , UI:::I:'UHP. • HlVf," " ... oplc rE-port th" ~n tbls of mv wflrrllnt. mRde muny- thO\l!o;llno If" J('>~ 011 p~r!:,l)nal prOlwrty Mi l'N)ull'e-ll (,f 111(' 1,l' lli(' ('hnl'!Pl' (nl' tI,H) pUl'pm;e (If rnCOl'dug thl~ 1l1l~'lIJPUI or IInpolll tnxC's. . !lmatlpox tn lhls city. CXl~OSc.cl tllde-rmen follows: T WfiS IlppolntNi hUl'k tilX ('ol1('ctor hy tllf' ('lty trf'm;tll'C'r tot' I he yenrii lS0!). 1000 nn,1 HlOO.1HOl, flud. ns SlH'U. dnl"ing th,~ ~·f(' !'Itatt! board 1l8ssed a rl!Rolution giving the elly seventeE'n days in which to suppress whlll:: thoBe ".. hu have be,n' of (lfj "'h'oll~ 10 huvC' n C·OIll·t ot ('oUlppteul, J:~I"'f~ rl1('tlhll pnHK IlIIOU tht:' SllllIl". nnel. If! ,1('tl'I'OtJIH'f} Ihltt, fnr tlw wnl'k 1';0 dOHl', wn~ nl'lt 1'/lIIIINl tn tp('E;, 1 WUltt I.1J l'('tUl'll thr' ~Illn(' In thr· C'11r. l'nrh'l' Ih(' Inw, whcl'e ,ll(lol'ft·ollj~('f.! elf thtH nut nrr nrltil' II ('111;1\ IIIn~' UL' n~T~e',l urlll~ ('lI1l1llildl1g' ,: :-;lnt(>Jnf'l11 of tlw fuci51 ~;~~~ Ih(' :-tilUl/' Hll!JllI. tNI t/, Ibr IlpllC'Uul~ I , . l I I ~llllJ"'I.tIl· "oUl't rflt· tiH' 1'111'l1j,'SP HII' l'1ghtR of til(> f1arlh'~" Thl;o: r nm t"fIlIn~ tdw'llc1 Iw 1I00H', Ilnc1 I. n of I'lw ~r'dPil'rmlllln;r hf'lIlth, lin' 111Id WHt£>l'. ot a (·o,."it of $4,-134 ,'('01'. with $lliO n{]tlplJ if n ~"-itcllh()lll'r1 n W~I'I' plnC"PcI in t11t\ nlllnipipaJ bttilding. Tlw thp citr i ... $;;,31~ n ITCt'Clit I.·UHt tu n'n!·. . Thl"' rollowing rFRnll1tion was jntl'ollnretl In· .\1.1. ;rohn ~rnrtin: ···Rf'."i\,I,·(>(1. That IhC' t'llrnllli:-;~ionl'l' of pnhlip \\"Ol'kH lIe twJl h€?l'phr is dil'petru ~o l'rpol'l to I Itp bon rd u II til(' ",trf'cts 11\ fhi..; <"it,\' I'1f'RI1Nl h;\' prh·nte . lwtiUon Hl~'l tlll> c-nlt-lt l.Jt' ('1f'nJ1jn~ the Sl1me to stud 11('lition('l'...,~, ~Oth, [rlll11 .lilly JR, 1!lon. to ,ll1J1f' J!llll; ,,1'0 Ihp ~HI11lhol' of groat on:' tlu.' ulllnunl JHlid thr g-rlJf'I'n' foItl't"rt (·leun~n.!{ eont};UCLOI' foJ' C'le-<lllillg' till' ~~\lIW for ~H)(I YC"!.ll· •• Tho l'C'POlt of l'l'ltllk ~L LnomlA III 1hp ) illn>!i!i.u-ntion mnJe hr him llpOll mnti()n of AIr!. Kf'llllf>c1;\', Wll~ n'cf'i\'l~,l, filrd nnd I'qnnl'CH ill Nui(l i-'tJ'(?('t:-;, j Il'fC'l'l'Pll tl) lilt' l'Ill1llnitlef> on fiuanet'". Distingui.>'ed Visitor. On mlltion of .T. i't\. Adillll DI·. lie-n,h'ik P. :". )fl1llC'1" o( lh(> Orungf' Frc(> Xtllit', nwi l'Pllrl\!-If'ntnth"(' 10 thl! .C~lIl't of Hoi· I!lurl, wnR granter} tbt· PI'I\'llpgt' or the �F.t: nr .n'~loiIlltY .'"'nn'~ It take we approve of It ::::1r~Lr:;, of Councttmen can n~'he:~~~ ntlme wnnt to ',"RN t'(:ononlizp. th.lt' arC' df""'~n(>d by trql't ar,-' al<:o Inciurtecl In .ontrQ,t't,'· Thuff'day. give It a h,,,,,~!,g: I thl!; n, "fltH1 TIll"' l"f"'Sotll'tion ,,;a~ pnss-ert. after Alcl , h.u-k here. In h the I eg- Sl1Hi\ an ha'l ',tIcN'11 his ('onlifI'atuJR,t1on~ on IlJlI"3rent r~oratlon of amh"ObJe nn ~(' Ulllt~lt~S'~~~~ut:~uftJ11(> be l'fI I. Ith., tionq b~tw(l('n _\ld, ::'I.Ial"tln and t~l.ltUI·, .\lI{ amflnd It It n .......... . the wni AT ODDS WITH ORGANIZATION. t 'o1T1mi~~ion{'r 'Yard, f the DE'moC'ralie side f;OIlJl' of thf' ...\ldt~nll('n thought t.hat ..\It!. Sulll~'an °h(': "This 1~ n y{'ry ohjef tNt., ~alcl t ~mhodying many rnd- th'~ provlo::!on of the proposed orcllnanc,"(,q pro\,lding tInt elt}' f'mnlo:n"!4 tmport<ll. t 1epor rl t 1 lon't think It Is !l°al I hl~ (l~"~ l\tl. to 11'H'P It pas~erl to- lIhoulrl l'f'Cf'i\"(~' only hnlf J'aY whpn Ill. tl C1l1ltt~ fall' to I ,} Aid ~lanntng'8 l'E'~O!U­ wa!'ll too Sf'\'t"TP, nnll eo the matt"'r was fi.\\". I ('lIn~I' j't . \J,. weeok's de-ttlY I~ tnhled for a \\'('-('k. . PP1lwI' ont~. J ~ 'k I A f'Alt'JOU~ i('~ol\1t1on was on .. intro. t I nn .1 k'11 l hf' bill slnc'e. If buc f'f 111)[ gtlln~ to 1 1 Count'll It will have duC'ed by AliI. ~fannln~ JlI'OvifHng that h\' tht' C0111I1101 ~ .. ' thc· whi~It.' e.t th", pumping !"ltatlon of' C';I~Y sailing :11 ;~Il~~~~~n to lab}p thf' th,. WII tf'I' \\'orkl"1 Ahall!fl he 1>lown nt fi .\tll. ~Innn ng. .,. .q d 16 ayE'~ .A, )1.. nOnn Rnd fi p":\1. It wa.."" roa.q,"erl . bill for OIW w('£Ok ".tS pR~. C • . theAId, A,lnlll intl'(H1uced a r('~olutlon, \Iel :\d'll11 vot Ing 10 to 9 ,I\(;e.~' \id." ,\dam immedtal~lY whidl w:t.CJ fta~s ::>f1. Inrtuh'ln~ whf'thf'l' al!lrmut h'C't th'" .. IR~t vote be reC'ol1"tI<1- El1p 'ounty owec1 th;o. dty of Buffnlo (01' nw\'pd t a t " the m'\tt£>r rnenll"1 furnt~h(",fl to pri<l:onpr:". , l ~ He tht·n mo\'pd th<lt . 0 'f1w r,'\'l~etl anti·~p1tting or.lina!l('p ,~e~eferred to the c'ommittef> on r- wns p~F:~e--l with only th'e dl~l'"en1Ing b . Thi!'<. was ,'nrried, also. \\ Ith(1Innnr('~~itiOn' Th(' committee will '-otes. o~t OPt . bllt" hpUl'illg on the Inatt."";r 1;1"(' a pu npxt Thur~day e\'ening, 8.t\·ed." 1' 1'h • to Committee on Finance. Adam Introduces More Resolutions of Inquiry. OTHE~ COUNCIL MA TTE~S. ~('om troller Heerwagen notified to bp dut' on a mortfill?e ~gi,~e~ ~hi\~~ l,'ty by thl~ Buffalo, Ne\\ lot ... ., ri~lphia Hailro,-ul tor $17.200 in 181_, Thl e attE-nUon to lIe C()Illptl'O II ('l" a 1fo;'0 ("tll·'d • $"'" ~H 69 t:u t thal taXt'S amounting to _I~'," I't'l11d dlargf'd ag-ainsl dty propell) un b' k in hi~ otllct>, He u:-;kpd tha t H ,,(~ r~nt he cIT'uwn on l~C CIty Rpal ~y.:s: most Interesting thing. from .. vtoJwpolnt. at least. that hapyesterday afternoon'S meet-I Board ot Aldermen was the a resoluton condemning, by unanimous Yote, the bill to trom the Common Counctl of ftlltng yacancies in elecunder the city goYernment, that Jlower in the Mayor, ' was introduced by Senator Da\'ls, at the Instance, it is understood, ot the Repu bot this clt~·. Thereall bu t three at the ot the Board of Aiderue all the Democrats bu t voted to condemn the blll Is l~~~~~~Ir~~~:~!~!~~ ~ 'MANY IMPOR.TANT MA REfl!~T~M thp r. ' d pth · t h{' had rpque~tf>d A ttornf>y F~~~k Itt~IIlS('Y to l'f'mit $1083:60 alleged , . h("(>n 1.ntrOdtlCed In arnE'ndlng tbe th tH1ing or \aklng the th-:! r Aldermen Defer 1mmediate Action On Danger of Investigators' Reports, Grimm's Offer and 4Id. Adam's Economy Resolution. Fund to l'€'lmbul"se th~ fax ~onn Fund 80 the taxes can be {'ancelled. b t tf' Taxps Corporation Coull:'1pl Feldman ~u­ mitt~u :t ('flpY ot the bill Introdu('l"'{l In thp BtatP gpnntf!' by Senator RarnRperger rplath'e to awards ,(or damagps to property In Grade C'ro~~mg pro('eedlng~, comn;if~ionC'r of Public "'ork~ ,Yarn. rer;or'ed tht ('o~t of remoYlng ~now anLl f,-r- ror ttw wt""f'k ~ndlng Feb, 6 was ~-t'o "0 1I.~ al:'1o RubmittNl a long ~tntp­ ;I~/'I;t !'thowlng the pref'e-nl condition of lhl""; ('on~nlhtal('ll ~('hool fund" 1 The' n'port ~how~ tha~ the tot:l fllllount waS o\'rrdrR\\'n $R,,6S4.19 de",n o Jan, 3i, l!ln~, ,tIRO tha.t at prE"~ ... nt there- Is a Enol'tagf> on existing eOntrn(.'tR of $13:;,130,12 and that the :-ddltiOnal amount to bE' pro\'lded t~ $36 .... 5.. 0. Supt. EmerElon of the Department of Instruction recommended an increase the salary or the janitor of School $' b No, 26 to :)0 a mont. The recommendation wa!' rf'f-erred to ----------~~~~,~. An unusual amount of subjects were lobsen'alton that no up before the Aldermen yesterda:r at-I bco done unless the ternoon. There was Httle debate (~n for-referred to thd an)· of them. Here ts a rt:'~ume of lht~ School~, \'arlou~ items which are o( intere:;;t to Superintendent Emerson'. lO the public and the disposItion made ot that he be given UO ~:~5~:: them: the meeting ot FIre CommIssIoners' communication In Chicago, F"b"ua,ry n'gardlng the menace to the city heVacations of el1nplo~~e. cause of Inability to get theIr apparatus pnlity-pia("ed on through thp snow-laden streets-ret~r- consideration. red to the Committee on Streets, John Grimm's request Comptroller Ht."crwagcn's communica- reganling his bilc'k tax c01llet)tI"lfl~ tlon saying tllat the cIty was behind I-referred to the Committee DB $27.814.:;0 to It"elf In regard to bacl' Re"olutlon to have drafted an taxes on land It bid In-referred to the l the legislature embodYIng the Committee on Taxes and Assessme~ts, j Sta.tion Committees plan tor & Dr. Greene's suggestion that \'accm- union statton-adOPted. allon hereatter take place in the 'VO~lSuggestion to cut down the an's "ectlon at Public Bath House No. of member. at the Board of 2-sugge~tlon adopted. b. leglslati .... e Ald. ,Manning-'s resolution that ,the t~e Committee on Ordinance-. whistle ut the pumping station ~IO~! ':: RegardIng the desira.blUt)' or 6 A. ~!.. noon. 1..30. and 6 . • . tainlng the dog pound-referNd adopted. CommissIoner at Public WOrIcI Bill of $3,620.7:] for meals furnished to 'ort Erie County-that and other possIble P Ro'quest tor permissIon to county bills to be asked t'r. M . r to electrIc light betore tile Resolutions ask~ng t e 11) a h:"\ Ie-granted. veto Senator DaYls blll n;aklnfI ~11~ P That the t:orporatlon Mayor, not the Common Counc.~ . ed to report on the power to appoint to yacanc~s ;'\liCn in the noW defunct Bank OCcur in offices of the city-a op el, -adopted, Advertlslng tor t he sale at old I n;,at:lty Hall telephone ~i~~~~~J chlnery at the Holly pumping stat a - Ald. Adam-referred to the adopted. Public ,VOl'KS on FInance, Commissioner of I I lin placing I and, I 'Ith ~ "and and. I of the' authorltv' is v[,sted: C("'fundl I I the Committee on Ordinances. ('a\. Ward submitted the off.,. of the Bell Telephone Company to In~ta1 a municipal telephone exchange In the City and ("ounty Hall, embracing the dep8.l"tm~nts or Pollee, Health, FIre _and "~a.tel'. The total ("'o~t will be 1(4,,4 a year, with $160 additional if a swltth- I ooard Is placed In thp Municipal buildOf oour!ll"". all the Individua~ ofwill be jnt"luderl in the sWItch., (lr I ing, fices PI·OV·~t~ prOl},)fwd boaro. At prC"E'f"n't all these tele>phones cost tbe olty $5313 " year. The report waf! received and filed, r('l}II('st~ th~ I !'IH'h m('a~lIrt! I THE LOOMIS ~fPO~T FILfD. ror hig olfidal • ",,~hen Attorney Loomis' report regarding hl~ invE'Rtigatton ot the Trea~­ urer's office wa~ reached it was ordered Tf'ee-IYed, flied nnd printed and referred to the Committee on Finane-p. It was not rend to the Board. I-llH:h of thl.: t.eglsOP1U)!W the 1 Commll'l~doner 'Yard'~ report regardIng the teiephonf'!; in the city's u~p waR, reterred to the Committee on Finan('e. ~ His report rpgarding the tinances ot the I srhools will bp ('on~jdpred by the Com- : mittre on Rehoot!". A slight sensation was caus€'d by a communication to the effect that the authorlUt>s of the Chl1dren'~ Ho~pltal, which had bpt'n allowed $5 a WE'f'k for' fach ("Ity patient, ("harged only $,1 a wf'£'k and de~ired to return $169.17 to the dty, Th(' matter was referred to the Commlttf'e on Finn.nce. ThE' Committee on Streets wtll consider thE' ('omplalnt of the Fire C'ommt~~ioneJ'R that many city stre~ts ure impaRRable for engines on account or thp accumulation or ~now" The ('ommunkutlon of former BaC'k Tax Collec:to)' Grimm asking that the que~tlon ot his nght to moneys collecled by h{m alter the expltation of his term of office be ~ubmltted to the Ap)"IplllttE" DtYison of the Supreme Court was rptE."rrccl to the Finance Committee together with the Corporation Coum;pl. I I BANI( OF CO"'."E~CE TNt! TA X ~fVIS/O.'i ~fPO~T. There \\ as considerahlf> dlscutl"ion re~ratng ttre t.h8po"'~lIon ot the r~port of th lthyor's f;pe('\al committee on 18" r~... 18ion whkh wn~ PtlbHshen tbe ~E\\·S ,,"esteruay. When tht' report hac! bp(>n read Aid, ;~[Bl~nlnlr. 1110~f;d that it UP tabled one ill n les fur· f" Thl Iredl12t ,launc.·hed by \Iuel'man H~u at t C~lIJiLlje ,·n Jjl!alth at , tu~O~ the JrOP( ~l'd ur~l oan('p • rC'flutring c:o("k~ f\ud Cl.l~Pld(,lrs tn be placed tn Mrpet ('ar~. 'Thf rl' '\0\5 Ilil one but membe.s prt:s~nt. The amt!1(itn<.'nt otfl:red by .:\ldcrm ..Hl Kennv ~hal dlY ulTcctorics be added to the 8rtlcl(>~ .nentlulled hatl rllsappeared ~omewhel t: t~t~w~en the AIt.ierml!lli<.' chamber aud the corn.. I, {el~. "\ldf rman Harburgc-T ~p(.llte at length I ('11 he bUl. lIe lOld how tmpo~!"tblo It wa~ (or tobaL''Co ('he"\\"I'r IO ~et from tr.e front of a car tu the rear to t"xpEctOrc.ttc wh('n the do wished to know ho",' the could be kt·pt from ~.ng a nult-l- w:t~ J~r~ 8~1~~!' llocks, there was a utscuf!!"ton whe-thcr ther Rhould bt' oJ'dinur~ cOCKS t or lie cuckoo v~\.rld.}· that WOUld. 10 a.ldl on o. whlstlillg ut caeh conwr. in(lIcatc the stre·... ts the cnl' wn~ crossing:. .\!; 10 the locks, Aldt'rman I'JarhtJr~f'r was m)t ins stf nt, hut on tile lIut:~l1on of ("u~pfdor8 he "as ohtalne·tl CLfANlfI·G. W""~~dlre (~ i(, "Ah." said .\Idcrman Harhu:-gt'r. m) ,llan Is to han' the cu!:Opidors hf>nl"ath thtl :.;urfa('f~ or tilu cal' I.cor, (wou d have th"m 'O""fl'(j h\" R trap door. "hlch coutu b(" '/1('111.'<1 wfth u. spring. AI1 thl~ person c!~ ring ttl ~'Xrll't'toIRtc would ha\'e to CIO woul1 be to prf"S~ the ~prinl{ w11h his rOOl. lnll \\'h~TI he J't'll'aSet1 It It ~\'ould close auOIna tleath" .. .\lul'l·mail' ~ulll\'aJl ~uggt:'st('d thilt th~ Sprll1g H S(I 1Jf.' uttach. d to a mf'~l(' 1,ox, whlch would relf;"ll~O a Lme when the pprlllg pt-rml~~ioll to "'H.nflol. thr' vn('dnatlon 8t.1tlOll at Xo. 104 nl'oallwR)". fOI' whic h Il r ntal of :HZ:) ;l mOl. C. :s paW, and to U~". h~ll-'Ud, th,-. wom'r\':-; :::::ide of the Puhlk Hath H()u!'~ :,t Stanh:lauf' str('et an!"1 "·olLz nvenu~ Alll, Smith objf>cted but to 110 pUl'pn:::e ST~EF.T jllHtrr .lle;h Inca nnd h()w the pa~!;eng('rs could bl:! prcfrom knocking thlm O\'cr, .." It was pas:-:ed, Aid, Martin tntrodnced a r~oluUon c'alUng tor a IUft or tref"lots that Wo?-l'e rl~ by prhu.te cort1'r..t("t from Jul\' 1, 1800. oJu"" 1. l~OI nlso tho ~t";etIJ Tobacco ChewIDg Industry. \'(n,("cl \~(mtr('res ~ ('(>mmIF~joller G-rp.(>n'~ ~ "I tE' you, ge'lltlf'rnen. the In?' agal!HlIt 'I1IPlttl~ ill ruin C l'wing tobacco in- ~U~pldorH "Hesoln'd. That the Comml~~ionpr or Publil' \Yorks rerJort to thIs board wheY'p the publIC" pound Is, who the poun(]lu~epl'r 1!-t, what he dops to Parn hl!'t sa1ar) anfl if h(' (tarns it," lTp.dth Aldenn~narburger Want~ Cuspidors in Cars, aX:~"~~~l~l~e \\-cnt:t BALANCf. The following rc~olulion wa~ InlrodUCE."d by Aid, Auam and was pa~sed "Resolved, 'I'hat the Corporation C:ounsel be a~ke,l to fe-port to thi~ board thE' )'(>a~on wh)' the bala.nce due the elty by the flank of Commerce is not paid hy or ('ollel'ted from the dlreclor~ Who gave Individual bonds a~ a guarantee of payment" Thh;; resolution intro(lucen by Ald . Adam <'aulSt"c\ a smilf> to flit over the taces of hIs -FEARS THE ANn-SPITTING LAW In. ~;tr:II~~;ls'on wa~ !nit'q' aJthougl! ft1"ri"\'(>o i-l t by thE' com- 1111 .1nlt"'l~rlmf'lIt may he re 'ortefl' elllbrll(:'in~ nil tht~ 8"g"(>~llor~ ml'de, n, lUlling 1'11t" fs\'orlng havh'_ hl~d (,:lS' S In ht.: open ('"urA j,,,,,.,-''',J nf" ..... . hoxe"S, ,J I , �"-. I~ ulllflce Ne." YOl'k. In that i.t hasplenty ot :l['f'a of land surface tor KEEP UP THE BARS! building comfort •• hle. safe. health!u! hom".. Instend ~t fillIng old bUildings -rJr(~ .... /; inst AmendVigorous Protest aga ment to the tenementhouse Law. I .... W. A. - DOUGLA~~ L~TTE R ST~TE COMMIS- ,\S MEMBER OF - T FRECA-USION HE URGES TliA. TIONS BE MAINTAINED. w York State The members ot the ~elon have be- tenement-house comm:s a btll lntrogun active opposlttO~en~tor Henry W. duced at Albany by theY say would Hut, by request, which ent laW and change radically t~eol~~: precautions wIpe out a Dumbe 11 They are against loss ot lite by reo variouS aIded In their opposItion. by of n bodies whIch bell eve that. mstead d relaxation the law should be rna e more strl~t In provisions against dangerous buildings of non-fireproof con- structlon and especIally that n~ ~orl~ such buIldIngs should be built. u t~ new buildings should conform to e requirements ot the law. It Is stated that the new bl~ ex- empts bulldlngs standing bacl, 20 feet or more trom the front-lot Hne and forwa.rd 25 feet or more trom the roorlot Une, and with a clear space thre feet on the side-lot lines. Also, It is Fire, saId. in a bulldlng so placed a windOw may be omItted, under the bill. from the hall In the third or top lIoor It there is a skylight on the root. Also a staIr~"ay Is permitted to be cut from the ftl'st tloor to the cellar in such nonfireproot bulldings, whereas the pres- I I ent law rigIdly forbIds such a stairway unless In fireproof casing. The I fact tbat many ot the largest and most disastrous fires begin In the cellar and flare upward, devouring human life, caused that provision to be praised es- j peclaJly In the existing law. Buffalo has known a number ot Instances ot fatal fires that might have been averted in bulldlngs bullt sInce the present law ~·ent Into errect. The I recent Broadway fire In a , NO FE~R HERE OF I 'with mon~ pE:'oplF! than should be hous- j ed in places twlC'e or three tlmps as large. WHITEWASHING ( SMAllPOX SCOURGE ---.--- ., THE BOARD ~~EALTH. H'p 'ilT IIv1 ES. To 1u.' Edito OF With Millions Bearing Vaccination Scars New York Is in Comparative Security. Of The New YOt'k Times: I l'Ce from a recent issue of your pn]Jcr that ut a meeting of the ::.\o!etl1cal AS!SIJ(li.l.tlon of the County of New York the COUlmittee of PublIc Health, through its Chairman.. Dr. N. E. Brill, made a repurt of its Investigation In.to the antitox;n and vaccine virus products of the laboratort~s of the Department of Health, The oplnl;:,~ of the committee, which was that the~e products 'were absolutely safe, may prove satisfactory to the Department of Health and to some others, but there is n. vague-ness In its term s whIch w1ll not commcml it to those disposed to be critical. It can easUy be believed tbat Dr, Parle (a "ery excellent man,) who ha.3 ch.J.rgt' of the department devoted to the IJi"Odu(" tlon of diphlheria antitoxin, would Wlll:i'Kly giye them his co-opel'atton, but it wnuld have lJeen more satisfuctory to the lli.lillIc bad the committee's In\'8$Ugatfon be~n C'onducteu on independent hnes. It is c"hl(m t fronl the fncl that l'banges In th?l ~rt.H tment of the horses llavt! been made lhat reform was nCl:!esso.n' ,,·1th regard to the' ~oncluJjng POl ti.O'l (.f the committee's report, it. may be ~aid tnHt no one has ever roun(l ['HIlt \ ..'ith the Ch31acter. professional qual1ficatlons and stand Ing of the men engaged In the system bnr in the system itself, as practiced by the Department of Health. ~o one :lo_lbted the qualifications of the men en~8n'{'tcl m similar work in St. Louis, but W ~ ~ la!(;,'...· what happened th~re. The mere tact th;)t the ("ommiUce thinks that it woulq b~ lJettel' to ha \'e the labora torles removed to some c0!lntry place is an indIcatIOn that further improvements ..lre possible. Dr. Brlll refers to Ihe recent death of a .. few persons" In St. LOUis, overlooking the fact that the mOI·tality in St. LouIs through the adminIsterIng of impure SQrurr. was greater than that in the tunnel hOlTor here, the great differenc0 being tha~ \\ hUe poges or tIle daily pI'ess have been deVoll'l to the lntter, the tormer was treaw.l in a few columns. PRESIDENT OF A BOARD OF HEA.LTH, New York, Feb. 6. 1Ht)~. PR~f I If BY PAST LESSONS ·~~ ."" the I.gions or ' \JUl"])OSC'. 111 t~\ king cognizO, T1 CP of t hf" RprE'.l.d of !-'Il'lallpox ~nd adopting' measure!'! fot' its Sltppre.s~lotl the health Cluthorities are profiting lessons of the past. Statistic.."> show wherever v~l('('inaUon has heell negll-'('ll?d lhl're has (ollowt~d ~ dlsastrou~ epidemic. In 18SS <-l. Pullman conductor from Chicago Intl'oducpd smallpox. into )Jontreal. Prejlldi(;(' agair.~t \"ilecin;l.tion resulted in llw loss of threE" thousand lives and doting in the streets befOl'\, the pt:'ople_ came to I he-II' St.:'nsps, Thf" (.1isea~t>; Vo'as nllt starope(l uUt for se\'eral j't.:'8rs. by l'hf~ that nJ~XIWl'~ two~story seven Uvea. The Buckingham fire on Allen street caused a loss of two lives. These are but two at numerous 1nstances. Two members of the C'ommlsslon llve In Buffalo. They are WllUam A. Doug- TRrrXG ~ STA.lIP OCT S.lJALLPOX. las has sent a letter to Albany strong- It.1&f'. ly protesting agaInst the measure. In substance, it Is as tollows: "I have examined wIth some haste bill No. 4·15. Introduced by request, amending the tenement~bouse law. I beg to say I believe it to be a most ..,.. pernIclous proposal for special leglsla- tiou for the benefit of persons who tlnd the law, as It now stands, for Borne reason or other, 1nconven1ent or incompatlble with their plans. I do not see there can be any excuse for askIng Ieg:slation as this Is. The provisions tor fireproot staircases and tor plaC'lng stairs on the outside of a non- fireproot bulldlng were to prevent the rIsk ot loss of Ilte by fire. a thing which you know to be very common. The fact that a bulldlng is surrounded by open places or stands a certain dis- tance from the front or rear ot the lot in no way, so far as I can see, modifies the necessity for It. fire protection. It Is very clear that lJ' loss ot llJ'e by' fire is to be reduced, Borne severe measures have got to be taken in the future to reduce thls rIsk. In the same way the amendment as to size and sitUation of windows 18, to my mind, made to suit the idIosyncrasies ot some architects or owners "These proVIsions' seem to me not only unnecessary In themselves but to establlsh an exceedingly bad pr~cedent Further. In all probability the la . amended. will be tound to 'confiict~'1~~ other provIsions of the law as It stands. WIth The Whole law now was studied a great deal of care, and its vari- ous provisions Rre supposed t b onc.llable with each other and ~ ~ rec_ Intended for the preservation Oaf e tt'tll and health. I sincerel h e hlit, as IntrodUced, WI/no~~: that th~ Bultalo. fortunatel passed. tenement~houses tba~':a.s tar fewer the fewer flhe has the ew York and perts say It Is for th~ sa~:~er f e exlife, not only from ft"es b t ~ uman v: ('aBe. In What Is kno ' u rom dlB- street dIstrict iher "'n so the Canal menta, ltalia~s fav~ ~re some tene('rowd1ng a number of r ng thern and paratlvely small TOOn1Rpeople into COm_ , Health Commission.: ranged:." 1 Greene has arthe tenemen t-house ~ THE S'£;E MEDICAL ASSOCIATION A WlLL HAVE BfLL J~TRODUCED AT ALBAXY PROYIDING FOR COMPULSORY VACCINATlO"l· M /i!~:.t:u t~e in lS71 while, their French prisonfOrB died by thousand~. so New York to-da.~·J {ol'tin~li b}~ J~nn('or's preventive, rests in eompUl'alh'e ~e('_urHy from the plague. although whole (~omm\1nlties In lhis country~lTld hpyond tile Atlantic lutvp. been ravaged. .;.towhere in the world is vaCCination more generally accepted than in New YOl'l(. Nt:'~l'ly e"'ery m~lll. woman und chllcl in the (ity hears A. sca.r as n. talisman against disf·n~e . Those who han;' not bE"ell inocula.ted ~()Oll will be by physiC'lans emploYE'd fot' that ~m:ll1J1ox non-fireproot bulldlng caused a loss ot las aud Will1ams Lansing. Mr. Doug- I Statisli6 • Show Thai Neglect of Jenner's Preventive Has Been Followed by Epidemics. 9/t1"'Z> systematic etrort Is beIng made. /nd;r the dIrecUon nf President Lederle of the Health Departmf'nt, to stamp out smallpox III this city. He say.:;. that prompt vaccination has become fl public duty, anr! about ten thouFand persons are being vacclnatpo every da:r. Five addllional places for public ,"acclnation ha,·p been opened. This Is to accommodate thp working p·eo ple. H the- contagion conllnues to spread the new statlon~ wl11 be kf'pt open 4?"enlngs, They are at No. 68 Elm-st" No, 1.23i Franklin-ave., The Bronx; Nos. 38 and "0 Cllnton~s.t .. Brooklyn; York .. ave. and Richmond Terraee. New-Brighton, Richmond, and NOl. 372 and 374 Fulton-st., Jamaica. SmalJpox has been within the last Cew days the subject of much diSCUSSion among members of the New-Yorl( State Medical Association. The commIttee on the safety of the public health ot the organization has drawn up a btll enforcfng "acclna. tion which will come be Core the legislature soon. A repre!'Jentative of the assocIation called at the Heallh Department yesterda:'>T with a draft of the bill. He wanted the Health Department to Indorse it. Tn thE: absence of PrE's!dent Lederle the repre~entaUve oC the association was rE.'ferred to Dr. Hermann ],f. Biggs. lie was told that Kf'WYork wa~ abolll the only State In the Union that did not have an enforced vacclnatlOI1 lal\'. Dr. Biggs said that (he Health Department would not care to commit Itself for or against the measurp. ss the anU-vacclnatlonlsts would Use the compulsory clau.!:!E' for a hand le on which to ha.ng their R ..... ita. tlon, which had become a formldahle movemel~t. Sanitary Superintendent Charles F. Robert!:! Is keeping track of the new cases of sm.IJ.i1 pOX' in the hope of discovering the breeding placeg. t::']11ef Tnspector A. Blauvell is assigning the squfLds of vaccinators to the dlfteretlt infected c11stricn:;. Prpslrlent Lederle has commullfcatp.d wilh (he hea,da of many of the city departments on the necessity of all clly employes being vaC'clnated. Car conductors, motormen and trainmen eml)ioyed on the e-Jevate-d railroads, a.s well :15 the empIo·~.f'S or large busIness concerns. wtll C'tlso bE' 10ok4?d atter. and resident,:; of the dIstricts In whiC;h cas~s of the dlsC'ase are discovered wJJ1 Ii€' warmed of their danger, and doubtless submit to InoC'ulation. Under lh e rules of the Board ntEducation the puptls anr! teachers are required to have vaccInation eel'Uftca teH, and In cases where the vaccination did not take they wf11 be revaCCinated. A nj.· y .... cu.x~,1'.Iu .... ~IlOwx. Proff.'ssor 'YiIliam OsTer, of JOJ111S Hopkhs t 'niw-rshy, in the last editlol1 o( ILls "Prac· ticp or Medicine," trt"a.ts aL l~ngth the llistOlT ot ,-accinal ion. ''In the ,,'hole ·world." PI'OJ t:'SSOl' Osler :say:;:. "thp percentage or mot't·tlit:r among pel'sons inoculated with vacdlll' y!rus t'3ngC's from six to eight. .Among )k'I'SonS UTn'accinnte<1 35 pt-:>r Cf'J1t ot those .:-:tritl\.t.~n. witJl smallpox uled. In England. DC t,/54 eases wlli('h werE" observed. the death I'll Ce among pt"r~om~ vac.('-ina..ted 01lce was 7.6 lH.-'r cent. among those with two m.n.rk~, 7 pf'r C'enl. and those with three marks . .I,:! pt.')' ('e-nt. whIlE' of those- who l'lad been 1nIlculated four tim~~ tlw pereentage of mort::Lllly wa$ onl:," 2.:1." "These figure's C-on\"{'~' ~omE' idea. or the hene-lit::; of yacl·ina.tion,'· said Dr. George F . Sbrauy ~"!?sterda)', "Dt'grees of immunitlr \'ar)". :ltcol'ding to· th(' individual and the number of tim\"~ a person submits to inoculation. 1\lol.>t authorities hold that during (·pidemics YttCt:imlUon oncp. ;J. year is advlsallie, Ht".alth omC'el"~ have been. kno-wn to '\'tlccinatt" themselves hundreds ot' times. Csual1y a. COl~(]ttlon of :lmmunit:'\' ts reach'?d when t.he virus no longer 'lukes,' but it cannot.. be said that this rule. \...-ould hold good ill ('\'Cl"y case. "Guion. an eminent FI'eneh authoril~", in a work on smallpox, ('iteu an epIdemic 1n Londou in supporl of inoculation.. or ~34 llur~es 111 tIle bospitals only t.en wer~ attacked. and t..hes(' had uot been ...-uccinaLed. "Germany's experience "1\'ith smallp(lx- in 1871 ,,"as t'OSLlsr. resulting In an epidemic which was not chcclt~d ulltil 143,000 IIYes were sacrificed. At tha.t time \·Rt'clna.Uon in. the al'my waS compulsory. while among cl\-i1ians it "'as 'Optiunal. From 15.000 to 20. II0ll persons died annuaillt from smallpox befor~ the seourge or 1811. Now vaccInation and revacci.nation are- compulsory. Infants aTe ino('ulatpd when one ),par Old. and again wllt"n the~· reach the age ot' ten . l'};:-\T'-:; RAY..A.GJIll'f IX rRExcn .\n:\[l", '''In Slriking contrasl lo tIl4? ha,'oc wrought amnng ciYi1Ians. the mf'n in the tleW emerged from the l'plde-mic compnl'ati\,ely Ul1St'-a..thN:1. The Franco·PfHsslan 1\o'fll' was in progress ;.\nd smallpox was rampant throughout El1ropf'. The French, who h:1.d tabooed va.cdilation. JOSL 22,OO{l men. whilE> lhe Germans lo~l only 218. French prisoners of war died bv 11Hndreds: lh~ir Germa.n gun.rds, who had 1)(.(>1'1 Yac('inl.ltf'ld ana re\'aC'cin~lted, !:1uti':C'red not ~lt all. "In Engl.lnll a so-called 'conRcienC'e' provil"j_)1l in UlP health laws enables parents oppo!';ed to Yac:c'inatton to shirk their duty to the commulIIt.y. This provlslou, W1lich is a. ('oncE'ssion to faddIsts. js n constant menace lO I be British Emph·t'. ··SE!'n.'ntl YE'-a.rs ago the 'Medic!'ll Record re~ published froD'! thE'! Quarlet'I:'I· Review. of Ll;dinburgh a ~t.'lt(>menL of themol'talityfrom smallpox i~l SWf:'dt·n stnct! 1774. Be_Core vacdnation th£' mOl"t:1ltty ~.Yeraged 2,M~.tn every million of popul,ltl11n; with permissl\'e yaccination. from 180!! tt) ]~ll). it was J'educpd to 480: during se-'~E'nty-sE'vE'n YNl.rs o~ compul: ~or~: \'acdnatioil the mortnlity a "~raged 1.5;) for P\'¢l'y mlllion. And for the ten yparR ending in 18~H It was r(~duce-d to two pf>rsons in r~\'('I'Y million. ., "These tlgtll'es:' Dr. Shratiy added. apply' with !'llight YariaLions to De1'l.mnrk, Germany 'lnd Norwny <H1dlll Engluml. where ,'a~­ ~infltiOn t~ not wholl~r compulsory. the deaths from smallpox. whlC'h formerly a.verage.d ~{OflO '1 veal', ha\-e htwn l'edu(,pd sevenly-the per f.'~11't. Tlles€' (·h:.~nges tell lh(,jr own story and :".hould jmpl'E'SR upon P\'P1"~T c1ti~eu ,the 'tnp0rL'l nc(> and necessIty of llnd<>rgomg and ~romoti11g \'occlnatlon, which 1s ,;t bulwnrli: again~t the $urround~lIg pln.gu{>. I phase or that tho health 'd question. It Is saId permit a ]'ela"attol1e:~r{lment "'m not aulhorized by the law le precauttons, life and pre8~rVa li ' tor protection there I. any tU~ lh on of health. I t crownIng of a ny roo~ Wr Ongful over_ ot S wIll be stopped and th ~r ten~ments. It forced. T he public • aw wllI be en_ t he bealth o! the o~ealth. as "'ell a. ere .wded quart.... I. ~~nt8 of thoBe .....,.V d. BUllalo ~ th a. t d J ~e a~E' q c! tI,)" f {>l\' E" Xr emot tll �CURE AND PREVENTION -.r'.. OF GREAT WHITE PLAGUE S~~~A~!"J!! ,'" il EVIEW. ""~.I'I Women' / d - V A r-;{;Itlg \\ hi .. h \\ (~ highly the United States ':M./- j.p / ~ -z.- ~e~. ton ht" madt., l'ha il'mall and )11'::;. \\'ilI· NATION ORDER. eO:.ii.: _.:: ,\L. Measures Decided Upon by Railroads in Their Efforts ta,m~.Jlut Smallpox, Chica~o iM Icl/. # 1;0>- iell • 1·~~ la. ~J ... (>ry emplore of .1'@ry railrOlll1 euttri uJ,! Chicago. from the p r efl ldcnt to tltl' m~sl;' nJ;("r bo~', wi't 11& l'DeduRt ... ,l bl'1 w l'I' n no w nn d 1[on dllY ther Jose bi!'l JlHfliti on. E yt'fY (;8r ",!lith in tb e (,it ', fru m l'n"I''1 di l'E'f'lJon (rom D1ef'tintc 01 t b,' ;':E' nPtul IUll ll agt'l':; or ull the l1IilrOl.ld~ t'u t r r inK Chic,ft ,::'o. The O.I("nl'o & .\Jt OIl Haill'uacl a nd t he I lJi today. .\,11 will c.'U UtiIllI P t b e m (>aS Ul'l~'" until the til1HllIl lU X l'p itll' mh' wll ic.·h i~ I'a\'ogiu,: tlll' :'\ ol"thwC'l-; t nud t he ' MiSSiS-1 lippi Y"Ilt.,~, lill\t'~~ .. hnJl l w Khlllll'NI out. At thfl' O1(>(' t ll ll{ or th e ll1 ftn R :,;pr~ th e ~ ~~ big-nn, ~l ill1h·.",otn , I H\~'u, XChl' il!ika, Kan 8t1, . )111'~ O \ll1 R Ufl lIh nu i ~ wns lh,- I eJarfd nlnrU'lin ~, a nd it w n~ s t at e-II th,tt tlte nm t ogiull hu J tt lll'l'n il U~ f u r sout h I A any. Fob. IO.-Determlned .tepa ar I belli luhn hy tho ,.;tate Heallh D.pfJ,rl ~11ent to eUl h thp. O\tlbl'cak of small .. po 1i1 Adlronr)aci< t'ottntle~~. The expert ~er 1 north l"t?gurb'c1 to-l1ay he WIi.S In a lumbt: . unci ~\l nhnll1l1. l u du d •. Ib tl tlt £' t l8 h}~ i'~()Jlh T'v" ~tlt ... Uo;:p·tl of Health t tJ,;pn grt·~,r r· . .dns to fo'tdmp out tuhl.'rculu::;js in Ti O1;:oh;,. but it hc=R 1.1 kt'l l~O SU4 11 t'Jj~Ul' ''' for th .... hum' 11 POJll.'.llIUil. d I S(,IIM~ Ri s tol.')' of th e D isea.se. From ... Th(> ~en­ SlIlilllpo;,; In thl"' Adirontlnck ('ounti!"!'!, spread the Frank ~{ \l r phy. 25 years old, was ========¥:~~"",~"",~;;'~~~~~I from the building yes te rday, Clipping for . . . .. . .. COMPLETE FILE of BUFFALO PAPERS BUFFALO, N . Y SCRAP BOOKJN A SPECIALTY. ~ From.. ... ._.. ......... ..... ... ............. . "l". rrWd········· .. - ········· I · L ······ .... .. ........ 'J':? .... ./ L~'; .... .... B,· til < 11: ~:';obll.hm' J1j . ?E L raring deh r ium of smallpox. F eeling 111. gone to the place F ri:Jay , gi ving bilrn!' donco as 9:! West Van Bur eo stre!:'t. WID I plac('d In ward 8, the s ame fro m tbe \ ~ilp smallpox ~eem~ prBcti(';tlly t at which LcwiR Els:}t;se r N cently h~ dl!-iaJlPeal'~d from Buffalo. its e' while delirious. and w a 3 cru3bcd to t,:~n In the W ,t I b I lhe ground below. Dr , Cubbln., tbe e. s erom ng tn01< interne in chal ge of the 'lla ling. So active is the rpldemlc i Y~literday t ha.t the man's Des Moines. Iowa, that nU t'hllrehe typh oid rever , as It had fi r st beeD lnd thea.ters are to be c lofled, and pu und In th.' evtnlng u~. ::,~,~~\~:~e Ie gatherings prohibited. The faot th1"mallPOX man IC•• led ; his,. III t bitt was nt·once mude t o "Warden . .. ~ s op a er polttical ('ampai !\fr. Healy notified th-=! hea l terlol \\ hieh has been raging, suggests th aod Chief .Medical Ins pector or tb jlrvverb that there If\ no e\~l1 out 0 rlwl out to the inslftuti oc, wbr re E'vide. whlrh 2'ood may not come. confirmed Dr. Cubblns' su~ptcIOIJS. dlsea,. _ I .... - - { ~;-,.., who had neve r ber o va cc lnalt!d, to th Fro~<,,-.: . ?.~ moved to lhe IRolatlon ho spital. City t1ttY~B(>CODd ca60 ot sma llpox since anrl outbreak. the ( ... ..... ............. .... , .... .... . Dr, Spalding nnd the wa.rdE'n tht'n Rut onghty tumlgated the e nllre ward,ln 1'11cro ........ _............... . _. . .... . ... the the tourth pntlentfioo had been ot tr ea tEd. Dt th r , west tbe ',;mDbllbUllfl verdil The Board of H Ith h ' the salar e~ th as, on second thou~ht ital f rom the 0 .~ Matron of the Oit) M I per month wb' mhum cfixent sum of one doi da~ or lose his pOSition Eyt'fV" ,IC was 'ed at th . . wh:ch nrrt~·('s In thf' l'il;' trom 'e\~ e 'PrevIOUI d,treC' l lon \\ ill bt! ~ubjected t f I meetmg, to t he mode t lIOn tor "Ix hours u ri 0 urn of th,.. 'a~a'th D~ n er the direct When speaking of t~e a~:nt allowed b.v law bE'! ' panmen l ot l he ( to reducc the l.fntron's salar m~\dof tbe Boare e ntll~~ any p.lsscngers are allowed roundly scored the Board y, erman OOYIlE Thl,efie (lrecautions wi1l be ('ontin u n t 1 the> I'rnallJ,l('Ix ep d agreed witb the AId ' a;d 11a. v or Walsl r.l\'nglng the !'\orthw ~ £>mlc which F.bslflpi Yalley shall l~; \~alm1(l pethd eau~ ward, sornethin.,. whic~mban rom the Sec one bappen on all o~~asions' .fh th~ way, does nol. 81 its last meetin re ' . e ~artl of Healtb, tion and restore~ thcons\dered Its previous acThe Cornlllis~ioner wheo :aar.v of the. ·Matron. dure the salary is the I t ' de ~he motIOn to rebeliev('s in \\:orkinO' fas one I? the Boarn who be h ' 1 ,v ashamed,... ofor1 . nothinO' and sh ou Id eart! . .~' . tel'. If he d'd : liS position III the matBhould have took!d through politi('al spite, he and not a wo up a man to vcnt it on hard for the c~~n who certainly has wnrke<i --!alnry allowed h' RInd Iwell deserves the small er ly aw. C'hlt:ag<"I, Fph 13 E,'ery employe pv~r\" T.l.llr<l.\d enter L '1g Chl~ago ff th~ prl"~ld(\nt to thr> me~senger b~y he- ,'a(',ln,lled bHW(!E'n now and r Small pox has a t l nst touod 11' '''''''111,0. 1 COUDty ho<;pltal, notwit hstandin g tr.(l PlI cnre Wnrden Healy bas takE D to kuPU (ll~et~l' ('lIdi'!, inE'tI'Ul'lIoll!'C 1'1'0111 ('0111Qut of t ha t ID8Lltut JOD, In wh lcb !'Ire 11I1~l-1lolH'r ,"pwl:.; lw is illHif'ting' 11]1 gt'lI~ fined 850 p..LUents, Case at tn cnse I'I'al ", It'inntilJllf' and .1 ~tr,. t qll:tl'ha nrr('sted whIle on the wa.y t bere, hut tint-" III' J1:ltif'lIt& to last FriJay no pt'r s on f or a h:Dg tl!Ii~ .. • ......•. " ... , . . . . . • . . ... . . .... .. .. . , . .. bc<'n admItted who atterwa rd 110 FRANKLIN ST., ("o u rier. I . . urther Dauger. ill the lumut>l' l'an IJ near Tul'PpJ' .La.k~ &1111 thought th.lt lw ('0\11<1 t·o11tl"ol tht" !lJuf'f'alo Clipping !lJureau' Duf'r,t l 0 '-.cd..e" and 'Varden Says Thue II Jt oI8(>1l~e. becnu~e sending th~~ 081: \ Tn f! ' E '" O R DER. The expert '8Pllt north reportt"(l tou y that ht>! was Sma llpox Is prevalent there and the 8t.1.Uoners h a.v e decided to sell 0' E \ 'ERY R .\I L - All '\·ho ''''ere Expose,l Are (lII'h 17' VACCINATION OR. LOSE POSITIONS COUt" i:..R ,. .\.tlI ro n t1I\(·k~. Feb, It), -Deterr. 1114 d n "<1 us steps are h~ing LIken bv tllp 'e I1enlt.h Departl11pn' to thf' ,outbrf £lk of ~m.dlpox whh-h f'xlsts in n n d ~ i\'­ TlIIS YEA~t.7 to PATIENT IS LH.A~Y vJ:ew York Sue epactal to The Expreft # t.Ike. - Barro. P a. . Feb. 13.~Th . youn s propln of Plymouth will have to do w itho u t valentines thtR year. JSr~!ul rJJ.I. .................... .. ~. Malady Develops After Mao Been Treated Four Days. VOID SMALLPOX. l'~ 'JPI~ O\' l~! Infectious Disease Is Found ia of the Sick War4l, ----- YOU. -G FOL K OF P L YMOUTH. P • lUST DO WITHOUT V ALEN- thlroUg h t he malls mlq-ht d s easC'. Superlntenrl~t lotal iH:'>Rlth CJftkt:rs or pa.:lBenger~ 'n hI) ntoy be ~U8pe('[ed or having Bmtl,l pox or Hkt.:Jy to spn:a.d the same. d('(' u1I'd In,''M , dainty Ya l ('n tlnes DlvlAtun vncc!natinn flt all Isl1road empJoyt"'8 r '.foh e MU l'gl'()1\t:- tlf t b.· rOl'uh:i m u l t h pir • lst unts m~t n ntl ,Ilt' id t,t! u pou t11(11 *181;<'lIt 81'i lO1l a buH" outli ned. TIN tfJ HurrinJ;t,m or Ih~ ;";e~ Yorlt Centt,,; l'Clad lalling upon thp. l'nt1road authoritll thrGugh him to ultl the depsl'tm&nt In I fight againflt the lH~ensp hy causing tl ... thclil filII Ruthlll ity t o Ul"O wh aten' r eaS\lre ~ t h ('~' a lerter . ....... , . .. . .. . ~MALLPOX I~Y~~ COUNTY HO~r '1 he :--Its tt' lIea It!! Dltpal tment to-da ~Pt1t I •.~ared,0, u.. • • •.... , •... . ..•.• tlO1l8 (rllm ('OO1mlsstonpl' Lewis he is Ir sisttng on geupral \'"ar:r'inat1on and eU'l.rt quarantine fJ( patients. ,\nd l'onsumr,tinn "11 !inuwn '0 be contagious has been Issued and held haa practicalh' dlsa . . ...... . . . ........ . . . ... . (n.mp HOli' "UPPCl' IAlk~. nnd thought h u)uld t:ontrol tlw rlJsea.se, Umltr in3U'tu n~)tiry ,')t t \ Ilu'nt t hat from Tt"po r ts r eceh'ed JtUe,. r ('lary Egan from all by leo;. O\'er the em»J lpox exlalB In fit t Y-8ev lIa!t l\'lth nn a ggregate or 2 600 en counu.. . ('aiel, ...... crease ot 1,000 (lases since t he last ... made to thf:' board on .Jan 1 r..., E gan states that 1n town!t ~ , Secrftuyj counties where a strict q' own.hl", IDIt uaranUne 11 ..r.. 8('rve<1 a nd where a \'ac (' t nat Ion PI'OeJa., - mallon > dl8~a8e S( .I'P 'ttl. SPR I NGFIELD. 111 .. Feb l~ board or health today g . -Thelltll ave out '" St~ H '.lt h A uthorities' St pa {,,!on From ell D isease in Adir ondac ks. eral nIBUII':P1'~ I UH! "f'tj 1't'''lIlutiuu!l calli n.: " tb~ tu ~l!it'd l lulvil"\' I'ti ?r t h e 1'08,1 tu \like 0 // h.l~ t1'" J,I1t Total Number Sa id to Be Over January. " ' il'l('ollt"ln, ~!ic llis!C i s~ j !' Vf ar _.--' __ trains running In~o the Adh'ondaCks I t(J othf'~ llaugt·)" l,oiIl1~ in the ~ta.te. al n·r upsung that f:"rnpl')~"('''' be directed _ IS 11oh, ('putrnl hp,:un to put th pm into t'fIf'rt yeetf"l'duy . 'l'h ~ :Jt bl'1' ronds will heg-in • , '" "T:Q jlTA M P~U,T...§.M . A7L. z : OX. were m ..... l1) mure that \\ ere not In Iftt lile numher of. upaths t Hl;-'U n},fjttlj ,':{'1'P ·L!i. frmn ty- hill.' ... ILLINOIS \\~ JIlt! 1d fe"f>l ~, I"or diphth!'l"Ia. tH al"'d fnl ~ .1' et !:"\€I' )1), _-\1thuugh th~ nlHn~r o~ dE' \ths erCi I '(JIlsuI11Jllior: is gl't".:..\l'1" "11; n th4 otael' thrt~e tlisf>a~! s pUl I ;"tht-r yt't \\ re Ihprt' art_' t'3.!i,:o.s of tilt.: th~'t'" ,1St n.) rf'd dist"a:-;es: th uf tlw "it)" llPron' ot h er lIQl;om slln'nod t H ('u1('1" it. 11I'N'nlili ons '\"l'r e ll~rt'f'tl u po n at in ITIot1.1)n 1('[01 fod "'t1ltj t~t pd ' tu rn migflti'un COl' . .: i-s: thl' c1irec'r ion o f t be hl'a lth t'onrlitiun ~Jr rhe pl n ~ tH' The . .... ... ...... . ......... "'e WASHIN;;'ON. A.o.-Reports d,l,Y IItt(>l'tlOl.In i'l) the rooms of lht' Bur· received by the marIne hoepltsl service (<410 H istOrh'al :O-:ol.. if'ty Thl! 11lE'eting' for the past week show that there are ".\S "l ltt"lld"d IJY ItWmhel':5 of the fed~l'­ now 12.122 CllBes of smallpox in the ntl"d ( lubR of Hutt"a to uue] ,jdnHy. unll United :states as compareu wIth 4.359 the su hjt~t't of "Tubel'l'ulo~il'l anll (ts at the same perIod In 1901. The num- PI'PH'nlion" ",I~ uj~l'u!'=seu ·by Dr. ber or deaths from smallpox for the HI'IIl')' it- HOl1kin~, Dr. B. U, Long i,lnd week was 290. as compared wIth 55 for Dr, J , j ' , ~rhuml'!'"on. ~[rs. Jl~s~e P£>lerson uf LUl'kl,on upf :leu the ml'eling the same week of last year. "ith .t mot1IJn that 01'. ,:\l~ll'Y I. Den11, J uhns-on 6t..)(·I'~lary ~ of the typho id fever whil resu1t In the d(·a .. h of Prof. ~ldney COycy has betn tl' lCt."d to a WE'll in Utica, the wnter of which t he pro!e~~ h ud bet:'n using'. An analysis of the \\' t er by a dH?mist employed by the BOil of Health showed that It was in an il pu re ('onc1i~ion. Investigation has bho' thut the profp8s0r had used this ",a t about three \\'pel<s pl'ior to hl.i lllne and l he uttendlng physician found II h is system had het"n poisoned by it. 'I w(> ll has be-en conr1t>mned and <-'Iosed u lhe owner has removed the PUnlD, !"o U there Is no'\-\' no ('aus('- to fear furt) contagJon. The wHt('r tn the well \' analyzed Home' yf'<l1'"S ago, and It hen found to be pur e, It is h~lieved t at lhe water h:1~ been contnmin:l~ed by s"w~~1 from vaults on i.l. side hill near t ~ lOtt'r· WdS t.'urneti .. Or. U.·nlon introduced In. 1.I.)I1~. JlI'+"~.Idl'nl or thl" Buffalo sod£'t :r for the Prc\f>nth11l of TulJen·ulo~i~. as the flr~l ~pt-'.t"O:'r. Dl·. Long ::-lat~l lhal tht." nbjfl'l't:; ttf th,.. ~odt.:'1.Y wer~ ttl 1m· VI'(,,~~ ur on th~ Il"opl~ method$ 1)( a\'oiliin~ ,h.-' dl"~.Hl dispa~l? impl'e~s UI'O,l them th.u ,·onsumptivn is l'OIlta~IOlls ,111ft to Intt-·rt·st thp Lf'gl~latlil''''' 011 tilt;.' :-:Uhjo!."f't o! huHding im~tft'1l1iuH!" wht"re tht" ra \'~lgl"S or lhp. di~pase 1.',111 ue (·h(ll.:l,pd In !ts I.';.trl)o< ~ti.1gt"l". I.Juoting !ill! tistk~, Dr, Long s.lhl that 11"1 tht." ~"'ar 1~.Ol 111 thIS l·tty ilium' l i l d,co:lth~ trvm l·ou~'lmpt'l.ll h.ni twcn l'eportt'u to till' Hl'd.hh V, "rUI1(nt, and no uuubt 7// CUURI' (.'sllng ~1.l1f1 iTl~t'Udhe- wa~ held y ... gtt"t' ~ l.lll) WATf'7 WWG4I ~ Cau.eol Ty phoid Fever and Resulted he Deat h of P rof. Covey. Three L.adln~ Ph"dc ani of Buffalo Dhcuued Subject of ~uberculolb Befor,e Club 41ver Twelve ThoUsand Cases Now - . 1M2I:1R E ~LL • .. .... ~ I AI E---noR MAL IS CL( "Such of the patients In Ibe not DOW be vaccinated will be as lh<,y can bear It," Mr , H f' alY said, opinion i t will not b~ . to St ude nts Affl icted w it h Sm a ll the whu le popul a t ion ot the T e rre Haute. ward hl\8 been disi nfec ted, SpeclA.I to The Indianapolis SeoUl be no further danger . I k tl. "']'his patient Bald he had bern ~ I: I~ TERRE HAUTE. Ind .• Fel •. 10,- dnys bt:Core he cam~ her e. and ht ·~o: diana state normal school bas h u.s tour days. Ho rn~o h is Ot'cupat l~~ d('TCd closeu hy tht'! board o~ lwal that of R porter, nnd prObabIY Wa'"l"Dl:'~JrJ every room 1n the building h dis on a raUrontl. ns railway eD1PIO.Y{9~ClI and the school -n'orl: probl\.blY ",11 Ucularl)" cxpos,'d to sJDallpox. ~ust ~ r esumed until next week. Th\) or -'Zf]: 'Q tS5tlt!d because John liR.rtt n . a stud-en t '- ..... g.:; II!;; e; ~ U\"lng in Cory, Ind, , altendNl school a ! ~ ~~= number o! days whllu n.ftllctl.'d with ' W ~t~~ ~ .... ~ smallpox. He Is now in the fourth fltage ~ p. '" o. of the cllacast"_ Martin was 0. member ot :x: ~;; ff d~ :t; e a. students' boarding club, and thfl hee.lth t -;; ~ ~:::. 1;::t : authorltit!8 b~lieve Do.Isy Llndsy ot Ak:t~ _.::: - - ~ cndrlo. and Pearl !\IcClnln of thl:J city. ...... .... g. ... I( ~::I ~ .a who were members ot: the same boarding (/) .c club, nro in(ectcd with the dl ..ea~e. A :I: ,~ 0 d ~ ,c .. !urth('r spread or the dIsease Is tean <1. C) ~ E ~ e-g to' '" Tht' patients have b€'cn T(»nlOve<1 to the ::l ~. ~.c e~ • . ... d p et house north o( the dt~~.. 0 ..i S,Y. '0 g"' .... itt a: f:"" ;. g &" :c v.c~ f :1""::' t- Z ..... ~ " • a 40t 5:$-'a c .... Ef . -~- ~ if:: ,::i ,, -5 : en g at.. ~ ~ E-~:A: e ~"CI ~ " ~.! i.:-I .. .,"':, te~al - If lbat diStal the t~ and "W repor lIrogr anCE:: Shin "In durlr. kW1n, ii~~~ arrl\' coun a dl ortg-!' dtrrn (lUlJll to tt Cb~ "T IIWln __ .It e tb,. . vert. rnlgl t' lie, (:~ .•" li shl �..... .... :------ ,ASES !crea&e. WASN'T SMALLPOX, }WINE DlD NO 7N -ft p .. ~HAV Report to Health Commissioner Greene on the Epidemic Among Swine <th~ Stockyar)s . ;;r SMALLPOj__ ~CAA&l..L Jt",,11 Il.n~. J ~/I~- ('''111111'''''10'11 r ":llt('r fl. But the Hogs at the Stocl(yards Were Afflicted wIth a PeCuliar Dermal Disease. f'~ 11. Zlnt.., 1~(:"1 41m~I' 1 11' 11,\. (of "('-"111'\1111;.;' "WIII_IJlOX nllhlll,l: 1'Io ·kyu l·~J .. Ot / h- h"" JUI'iJlf'('fnl' In 111(> hm'('.lu of Il,!' t-OQ-('nlit't1 ('bnq;'I' of tIlt> ('plch'lllifo (If Burralu. Tbp l'qlnr~ "XJll~luntf)ry. It Is ml follClw,,, III~!\ 1,;1(: JI~t.t('r pnrt or ~1""UlIII'r. 111111, '\111 ,~, ,14 H ~IIJUI' III~Jlf'I'II(ln nf Ihl' !-owlnE' EUtH In- Last ~()ve-mbe-r tt was suggested that a C'prtain npw dlst'ase noticE'd tn hog~ ~"'I tI i~J n, Inr;:'I' IIhnftoJr Rltn:UI'd In IllI' t I~ or 1.11011111. 11 \'r/lr; nnllt'l'd Ibat III n ~'lJt~l,r 1111'1'\\' lIuituulk lUThlnl: fl'cltu l\ I'N ':;' tll,lI Sf'I'lfnn or thl' ""llnll'.\'. tb"I'I' IIU[ 111' r, qUI'IIII\ "XI:<:I"1I a (lIsf'1l P 0" I l and ~pe('tor ot Animal Industry Zink havp ~uhmlttcd to Health Commissioner Grepne- a report of their- In\'e~tigatlon Into thE' existence or ~mall-pox In hoge-. lu. jlllo Bt~1I;ell City RflC'tprlologist nuitll;.\' lurlu.c. ~l\lnt. hr()u~bt HXLT~=MENT I~~~S. TlGATORS REPORT ON HOL. IDAY SEASON SCARE. C:rl'I'nr rf'('(> I {'II ou lutc'l"I'Joitlll:;' l"j'lk)rl (nlUl I lI.\ Ha"It'I'IIo/(';'{{l'It "'lllIlIm (' ul' II I J ' _ " • .n ~S(· 1\111 ('I! HAVK SMAL~OX at East Buftalo might have some relation to the AmaH-pox epidemic, The findings ot the InYesttgators are as follo\,,'pc: That the unusual disease notiC'f'd In I hetween this dlsE.se In .wlne an" ~f'IHkn('lIill' 01'1"111' l\l;h'll~ h'l i 1IIH.'HIIIU'tl sw nF! Is not ot the same nature ae s~allpflx. of H..s,certafning Ie S~'lne were with II n Ilt'rnl~1 ;lIslurilnn('f>' (hn:~~~;J(' '~~lt"J ul\·trI mill ~'fI!\tuL(>H UHf dl.s:-;.iwll'nr In 'I~) !I:'l~ small-pox. c.1P:,"ble or being Infected "-Ith tbe virus HUi'o' In Ihor\(' IIl'j'unln,j( Jll a "t.U d(''j "d That in thE' opinion ~t the Investlgaot ~mi aJIpox patients or with that ot ('O,~" III Kluallllfl\ tOP' I torr.-, It Is Jmpos~lhle by any known ~;cc ~c; ,and to d~termlne. If POMlbl~. J hilT 'I b,·luJ.: Iht· first IIflfl('!II.:tIH'I' o( Rwllw' mE'ans of !noc-utatton, to cornmunfcate to Health •..,cpmmlsliLaner JiQ'!en P I a. ree nu tUI E" or the peculiar dp.nnal dis. ~() n 1·.-t1'11. flllIl fl8 tb(~J't. (').lloltf'd I ~mall~pox to SwinE'. port on the Investfgatlon Into the re-- tUrbancc> npPpnrlng tn th~ IIwjne' a sY" tI':I1III' of ~mS1l1pllx III BnOnlo ~t Ill(' ~J~~~'I'1t Tha t most of the reportR ot th{l> transt t temat.lc line or experimentation Was 1n- \\,11'>. Joollg~I'sft'd II.\' I"·r.·wn .... "I'1'!'I'O III '!<ou'III .. mls~don of Rmall-pox to the lower antcent report that a. large conslgnmen 0 augul.\ted in quarters fitted up for the ~f'I~'n('t:fbnt th('l'j' 1lI1j:tht lifO n p()~' mal!i are without scientific substantlnhogs at the yards. Wall Infected with purpose, In '" building In th rear and :~ll~i', j 'O.IIlI't 11(111 lINn-I'1'1i tilt, small)lo I tion. smallpox. This supposed smallpox was adj;1rent to the Quarantln Hosplta! (.'XINf'·nt'p IItlll Iblt! III"'l'uSE' (If !:o>\~·ln.... :I 11 J That thp In"pstigators would ~UggE'At discovered 80me time ago and Dr. In thl" C'ity of Butt"aJo. Up to the pres .. ." It It th,. IIhj,·t·IA III "h'w II! t<JoI.tflbllRlJlng that with a more ('ompINe study Into ent t!me thp animals Inoculated lncJude fllfilITn"lug'. n ,'pl:ltlonsbljl hNw,.p,·1 1111~ thp nature of the varioJaeo of the- difGreene dIrected hfs two subordinates to .s;ulnt a. PIgs, pigeons, chick!:'ns rabbits! t ~I'IH"I' III swlllt" null 1'II1I1I1po:\; oe nRI'l'rtull;. conduct an examination of the swine, antI SWine. The "Irus from' virulent Inlo: It R\\ lilt' W"I'(' c-11)mhh' (If 111'Ing Inf""I: ff'rf'nt (lnmf'ftticated antma1F1, a. greatpr ld'~tinl'tion, rather than a <'1ospr rt'as well as to Inoculate other animals case~ lI( smnllpox, and v&('rlne, of dif- "d \\1111 Ihp \11'1I}'; 01 ~UlllIlI'o,( JlIltl"'lll~ (11' latton~hip, will bp E'Rtabllshed. and that ferent make!J and varletJe!l" has been l\ltll Ihlll f'f "Iwf'hll'; :uul III fll'ff'l'lIIlu~ If tur the purpo..c:a:e ot ascertaining whether ';TTloloycd, Ilrt"'~llllt'. til" lUll lin' fir thl' ))1'1'1111"1" tlt.n'll I the r('lfltlon~htp b{l>tween tht'~e dlspa~p~ the swIne were reaUy 8utrerelng .trom foTt~~~ mode~ of InoculaUon Were such &8 dlo(lllI'II:/1l f' 111')11'111'111'" In Ihl> "win' " . n and small pOX with a pos~lblp few px; pmnllpox, tnrcctJo~hc Possible channels gov~rnlng 1r>llllllh' IIJU' 0' "\III'I,j'Il)I'IlI~ltllllJ a: -~ -_:'_ll.r· ~""'..-.~ nrnj('lll III IJllnl·ft'I·~ HI 11,,1 1111 ffl"'w~.~ th.i~ll:t~~ • . '. '1 :'.lng to the report the disease .As rfot='ard. resuJt!'il and final Jlfl~", lu II lIuJ"lJlJ.I( 111 i hi' 1'(1111' jll~'fl tt'I'JIl!'.:;~~t dls,:oVf·r.ed In the 8v;lne Is not o;mall· although the work'la far fromC~~~Ur!~rs. to tIll' '1 llf1 TOltlju(I hnl'>nitnl III Ih,' 1'11,- u(' PHX, The rt.lport. tn full, is as follows: th~ Ilr(,!"it'nt time, the COlJoWI~ I.;' c~~ ButTnll>. r fJ In th(l f!l'P!':1'111 flUll' fhl' 'l1nl . "We mak,~ the (ollo\\"ing prt>limlnary f> HatE'd. mtll~ fllnf'l1lntf'fl h1l'IIIII,· j!nlnl'n 1)1~:o; IIY repcrt l'eLulng to an 100'estigation in, lnFfr~i-T~at the unuRua) dl~ease noUce4 Pfln~. dl,ld"·JIt-i. rnll"fr~ Itnd ~Wilil' ' ~·I~ ~ progress of a peculiar derma.l dlsturb./ sm3<;il~~;. !4 not ot the snme nature a.s \1r·~I.K f!OIIl ,lrul.'111 I·OSI· ... fir ~\JI:tIlJIf;l.. nn,'" , t an(;e in s\\'fne, and Its possible relatlonSttCond-That In thf' 0 I I t h \llIllnl. (Or tllfT'-'/"f'lIf ollwkt·s 111111 ntrl(,t1(,1-1 hAH' IIt'j'U (·lllIIIIlYN!. I ship to ltmnllpox: VE"'.'ltl~.'ltor~. It Is Impo!'ils1CI:: ~~ a~ t e tn. "In the latter part of November, 1901. ~p:n~ ?f Ino("ulnUon, to comJ;u~~~~ Th(' JIl(IU('~ ur fl)O 'ulallnn WI·r,· Rudl ntt t 3~1:J dUring 1he regular InspectIon of the HT1 1llpox to ~wlnt.. r"",,w ,I,,· fl. ,·,,11.,,· .-IllI"""ls ~~\'OI'''jllw.. I (('!"fInn, Hwfnfl' dressed In a Ja.rq-a abattoir situ· p ..;~f~~iThat thpre J~ an In!f'ctlous ascn( ated In the clty of Buttalo, It wa~ no· th:"ltt'pr(.s~ lr1cCi:he t~at i~ dl.~Unct from .,,, 1f'S!"A)'f}" 1"1"~1I11~ 111111 nllnl l'IIIII'hl",ll1ll<,; :============================~~~ IIllh(!lI~h Ih,' wnl'k he r;lr fl()'u ,.IIIUJII ..... !.;11 tlced that In a class nt thesE' animal:'! FOurth~Tha~ th E" , rus or fimnltpox, Ih(l pn'i>f'lIt !lUll', Ih., (olJowJu" t'IU I [ arriving from a certain Be-ctlan of the tUrhnn('e. as ~(>en ~n "Dii~l!~fnde.rmal dis. nl ~ll1tNl' ,." j(' country. there not Infreque ntly exi~tE'd u~ual occurr(>nce In this Sf'CcioJ8 ~~; e ~"'I ·Thnl 1111' llUU~ltul liTSt'nt::p nOIi""'1 In a disease. ot undoubted septfcaemic C'ountry. anrt, ~o tar as It has been post'lln ~"'II,' I!' n(ll o( r h.· "';11 Ill' 11It1l1tf' SI!" "'lila 'I origin, WhIch had aSRociated with It a ~Ct~orl{:~ to asee-rtafn. It Is not described P·I:I:. dfrmaJ dIsturbance, having papules and Fifrh tr:;ture of thE.' day, ISn ,aqw, n -.~~ :!(~ Thot ill fh,' "plllll'l! of tb,. 111\'( !"Il:1I pustules not dls!;lmllar In appearancp \'fn.l~ "stl~~IIt!~il of swInt' with the • 01 '~I'~ lor". It IN I1lq)f.~ ... Jhl" II,\" lilly I.no\\ II Ult'''n~ aPISlno 81' to tho~e occurring In a well· developed m~.nit~. to vnl'C'ioJa. does not conter Im_ ue~1 "ldoDd II( I, n 'UI"lh,u, In nnl1l1unll'nt(' Amnlll'" , sl II ! a "wll1('. I case ot smallpox. " lxth-That mo~t of the repol'ts of the' J 86,el ~ IH1 'uonillo I· . "ThIs being the ftrst appearance- of tr;ln~mIH-llln ,nr smnllpt)x to the lower ., ~A.rl.1f \ tlJ~Thnt Ilwrr I." nn 11IffOl'l'nu" ng('Ul prf'~ ly cOnetructe .... s~'ine so affected. and as there exl~teo ff~~1IiiI8 ar(' ~ ithout scientific substantJa_ tn the rear or "111 111 \Rf'l'Inl"' thAt ho: tllflllnl·t rrVJl1 Ihltt an epJdemlc ot ~mallpox In Buffalo at, ~e~f>nth-Th . the Quarantine Hospital and Is nil' (01JJrI·.l'''U~ .In t hf> ,I ru~ fir Flllall~n:I, the tfme, it was suggested by per~on5 suggt>5t that !;t~h: ~~~ estlg8 t1rr wou1d 10"9.'9: . LII J lUll ChC' ,Wf'UJIIlt" dl"'rll1nl ,1l""lJrh vers€'d In sanltR.ry ~C'!en('{", that there f~to thl' naturf> ot the e\.~~~fa~ e()~tudy "I.":~'. ,ItS ,'1:('\'11 In till' "''''Inf', f ... IIr unusual In the lattel' part of Xo\·ember. 1901, might be a pos~Jble connectfon between dltTf'rl'nt domrstiC'atpd animal!'!, a gr(>a~~: flq I!rlt',1I1' III this ~t·l·tlroll (If 1111' "n1l1lIn. during thp regular inspection of the the smallpox in existence and this dl~· d~<;lln('tlnn. rnrhc'r thAn a clo&.:>r relAtion .. nn·1 "'" (,H "I.; It hnH h"fOlI po!o:!'lhlfO rOl' ;,~ 8wlne dressed In a large abattoir sItu· ease of swine, ~ In. ,"m ht· I"'~~abllshed, and that thE' re .. h, rRt'PI'tAln It I~ IIlIt tlf'.>(I·I·,bf'd In fill' lit. at~d'ln the city or Buf'talo. it WBe no .. t'rnlttrf> o~ Ihl' Ilu.,""'~lith the objects In "lew: Ot e~tab. ~~t~,is~IP h~t" t>E'n the..::('- dl<;eases and Heed that 1n a. class at these anlmal~ ;~'h· 'J'hfll hlll('uIIlHnu fI( !'>wllw wfth Ow Jfshfng, or disproving, a relatIonship Uon8.Pw~il b~'~~unad fqo:::r)~ere~~e, excel).. arrh'lng from a ('ertaln section oC the ,·11'111.; of Mmnllpu:\ tlO('s IIl1t f'uufpr IIllIllUultJ' tn '11I';'lnln country, there not Intrequently exlsteo a dfeease, of undoubted septicaemiC fitt~. -Thill tnOlolt o~ Ih" r"llOrts of th,. Irnus mht!o!II'1I n( 1->111111110\ II, fll" 10Wf'1' 1I1111llal~ origIn, which had associated with It " nil' "'thnllt Hr''''WII1I' ,t(uh:HnntJuUrm . dermal (skin) disturbance, having pa. 71h rh(ll. Ih,· iI"'.'tltl,:mtt'l,,~ Wf)I1I~1 t:IlI:' pult's and puslules not dlsslmllnr In al>· ~f'''t Ihur "Itll n IIlllr(> l'UJllplf'tl' ~lltd\' hll'''' peD.ranc~ to those occurring In a weB. Ill" UlltUr(' (If 1111' ,nrlulnf' nr Ih,. 111""1'1'11; developed ("ase ot small-pox. r!tllllf'srJ"UII'd JlllllllnlM, a .':r(,IlI,·r (1I~t1IH'IIf)n This beIng the first appeara.nce ot ruth"I' !hull It dns"" rl'lutln 11!.1I1". \\111 "I: swine 80 af'rected, and as there existed ('''Ill1h1llo;h'',I, 1I11~1 Ihnl Ihl r"lntJonslJlp hp. an epidemic of small-pox In Butralo at tW~'1'1i IllI'''''' II"(,R"'(>.~ nllli "'mnllp{tx. with It the time, It was ~ugge.t'lted by perfion!l (l1)I".dl,l(' f(,w 1'\'·t·IHI"n",. wltJ IJl' (m'Dt.I versed In sanitary science, that there ·~oF·'JWltnuo, .aJatllls opnmr"'''J: mlghlt, be a possible connection between 'AlldwOJd papJ"MJOl aq Plnoqs the small-pox In existence. and this dis. suollnlos aq.r. '91s11 palJad JO alald eue ot 8wlne, "'Ith the objects In ,·Iew: or estab-woo lSaJ-eau alll ;)0 auo Olll.law 1"9loa<11) or dlspro\'ing' a. relaUonshlp bePP" 01lqllnoql aq A"w l"ql aJnl11al AU" lishing tween thIs dJseMe In swine and small .. .l0 S];3Ul'8aU '.1U3wa!iuUJJu .{q 'lqnop ;)0 pox; of ascertaining It swine were C'apaasuo ul '.1auul·\\ at.t1 aUJW.131ap 01 paA.1aS ble of being Infected with the vlru. of ·aJ lIulaq lqlllJ dql 'pawllu "laod aql smaJl-pox: pattents or with that o( vacHogs do not have the snlallpo:s:. D e· betwt'en this disea~e In swIne and cine and to determine, It posslb1e. the JO auG ;)0 S}{Jo.\\ l"Ban aod at.tl JO .adoo finite the report circulated last Novem~ smalJpox~ or as('P.rtailling if swine were n&tuJ""e ot the pecuJlar defmal disturbcapable of beIng mfected with tbe virus 9AIl;)U.111'B uu t.tliln pap.1'8.M3.1 aq lllA\ ber that a conSignment of swme had or smallpox.. patip.nts or with that or J. 3 ltaas InJssaoons lSOW 3t.t..L '6H ·ON ance appeal~lng In the swine a. 8ystemarrived in. Butralo suffering from the vaccine; and to determIne, H possible-, te line of expprlmentatlon was Inauu~ S}{lOM. Jlaql pU"B SJoqln'9 .101 t{;).':l"U3S afflIction, It is now ~tated after a bac_ the natUl'f of thf' pee-ullar dermal dis. gUJ'ated In qUa.J't.ers fitted up tor the at{l .ao.u.:) 1lIM. slaoa. aU1 JO SJ.<lAO,,"{ terlnlogica} examination 01 the hides turbance apPpll.rlng In the Rwtne: a syspurpose. in a butldlng In the rear and IIf tbe FuspicloU8 hogs that there is no lema lie line of expf'rimentation was inadjacent to the Quarantine Hospital tn 'S.r.:!lO. the City of Rut'falo, Up to the preeent evidence to show that tbls particular augurated in qU:ll'tPrR tllt~d up tor thE" ~ e the animals Inoculwted includfl! dlsea~e does nol still belong exclusively purp()~{I>, In a buUding in the rear and 'C1I.'1J.l::L 1\, b -rrulnes.. pigs, lJlgeon~, chicken!!!, rabblt!ll to the human raC'E', For se\'eral months adj;.lc~nt to the QU'lrantine Hospital ,; ilJTIBlnbulI "Ul.11n 0'0 .. and swine. The virus from vtrulpllt City Bacterlologl.t. William G. Bissell in the rlty of But/alo, Up to the pres. UI Jaql0 aql ~Ollol b ,_,13 sn 10 auo cases or small-pox, and \'acclne. ot difand Dr, Charles H. Ztnk, in Charge fJr ent tim,· the animals inoculatf'd tncJu.de 'IU;)P:optl.11Jd ruo'u Ih4S ,,'aouaIq,lJJP ferent makes and varieties. ha \'e been the Government Health Office at lhe guinea pIgs, ptgeon~, chickens. rabbits -Ul UI .13t{lO at{) PU's "ss3u3Iq'B1J.1'Bt{o employed, East Buffalo stockyarof', ha.ve bef>n and ~"{\"'tne. The vlru~ from virulent -u~:, UI spual sn ;fO auo ...,Supa;u:ns" pU'9 The modps ot inoculation werE' such nicroscop1ng and analyzing (ragments ca~('s oj s:nallpox. a nil vtlc('lne. ot dtt· qSln.SU'B '..9uIJo;)ons" UI .. uosJUT;l .. ul as to tollow the possible channels govof the hides from these hog~. Their ferent makes and val'ietie!o;, has been q",oq a.113 '~ . ~ aut{.u. pU"'B .. !aou310pui .. UI verdict was rendered yesterday. It is ernnloyptl, • 1 erning 'nteC'tlon. Ae regards results and final concluthat hogs have not yet cultivated the Tho modes of InoculAtion wp.re ~uch a~ .Jaqlo 311l pU'B .. ssaulnJasn .. Ul lBJY S sions, although the! work Jt' tar from dlsea~e. D"iven tor Inf£'ctlon. tollow th~ possible channels governing l15~ t,MP tll/alb\~'tf411dl~IIf.~~t~npu~I'ltn~I.?~~P th fi dl Seven Th reasons are o· J' . g completion at the present time, the role n n : e l'epo.rt wa~ submitAs rCgard3 rep\11tfl and final C'onC'luslon~. AB regards result8 and ftnal ('oncluslons, al~ 10,,"lng ('8 n be stated' ted to Jth Commlssloner a1though tht! work Is far rrom complctirm though the work Is tar from compleUon at the 1. That the unusual dlsell.Be noticed In and is SA () U . at thp prC'!I;('nt tlmf', the folJowing can present time, the following can be stated: swlnp Is not ot the same nature 3.:"'Ve make the (allow ng preliminary bl' f.;tntprl: FIrat-That the unusual disease noticed In srna.ll-pox. report relating tu an investigation In Flr~t-ThHt the UnU!l:l1aJ dlJ.:P3SC notfCt>d .wlne 19 not ot the same nature as smallpox. 2. That In the opinion or invf'sttg'aprogress of a peculiar derma.l disturb. tn ~wlne is not ot the !'lame nature as Second-Tbnt tn tho opinion of the Inye~tl. tors, It Is Impossible by any kn()wn a~~£: SWi~r' and its Po~slble relatlon- SS:~lgrid-:.That In the o("lll1lon ot the fn- gator8 1t ta Impossible by any known mf'aus means ot Inoculation, to communicate 8 "P 0 sma pox: vestlgntor~. it is Impo~Fllble by any known or Inoculntlon to communicate smallpox to srnal1·pox to swine, In the latter part or November, 1901, mf'ans of Inorulutlon, to communicate swIne. 3. That thenll J~ nn Inrectlou~ a'rent during the regular inspectlon ot the ~mal1pt')x to !-<wlne, Third-Tbat there Ie an Infectious agent present In vacci ne that Is distinct from Elwlnp dressed In a large abattoir situ· Thlrrl-That it,ere f~ nn infpctlous aRent b I dt tt t t th t that prt"!lE'nt In the vIrus or sma.llpox, aled in the cIty or Butralo it was no pn'sent in vrtr.l'ine thnt h~ distinct from present In vaccln~ t at S 8 DC rom a 4, That [he pecuHar dermal dlsturhtlced that in a Class of thO I . that prt>sent In thp "iruff of ~mallpox. prf'lJf'nt tn tbe virus ot smallpox, ance. a8 Reen In th~ swIne. h~ ot unj -J f ese an mals Fourth-That tht> p(l('uIiRr c1f'rmal dts~ Fourtb-1'bat the pecultnr dermal dlsturbarr \ ng rnm a certain section of the tUrbllncC' n~ 6een in thC' 8wlnt'. Is of un- nn('(I, Rft Sf'en In the swint", Is ot unuf!lual O('~ usual oC'currence In thl~ ~ectJon of th ... country. there not Infrequently exl51ted u!"ual occu;t'E'nrf' In this :section or the ('urrf'n('e In thle 8('('tion ot tbe C'ountry, and country. and 80 rar as It has been po~­ a dl~eas,e. of undOUbted septicaemic C'ountry. and, so tar as It ha!' hepn J)ospl. 130 tar as It liM been possible tOl' us to as. sible for u" to aRcertaln It Is not deoMgin, \\ hlch had 8S!lociated with it a bl(' for U~ to a!-;(·E'rtnln. It JI'I: not descrtbl'd certain it I. not desC'rlbeu tn the literature or s('1"lbPd In the Jltfl'aturp of tht' dny. dermal disturbance haVing papules and In thl? Ift('rotul'f' of lhp da~·. I h h 5. That Inoculatlon ot swine with thp pur-;tules not dl~ hi1l1 I Flfth-TnoC'ullltion of swine w t t e the day. Vh'UA or Amalipox does not confer Imtu tho~e occurrln I ar ~ appearance "Irun or FmSlIlDox dOP.8 not confer Jm· Fifth-ThAt inoculation ot swIne with tb~ munity to vQC'dnla, . g n a \\eU·developed mlJll1t\' to vaccinia, II d not ('onfer Immunity ca.~p of smallpox. Slxth-'l'hat mO!lt of thr rpports of the TiTUS ot sma pox oes 6, That mOAt of the I'eport~ or th,:t Th1~ being the ftr8t apPparan r transmiHf;ion of F.01ullJlox to the 10wpr to va.r('inla. • transmlsI"lon of smallpox to the 10wpl' ~wlne !-;o affE'Cted, and a8 there (' eel t ad animals aro without sC'"il'ntiflc !;Ub8tanUaSlxLh-That most of the l'eports or the animals art" wJthout scientific sub!'l:tanlitn t-phlemic ot .. mall I x s e tlon transmission ot sDlallpox to the 1owf'r anImals tis tlon, thf" time. It Was IIU PeOX n Butralo at Sp've-nth-Thnt fh,.. Invpstlg:ttors would are without sclputlftc substantiation, j That thp In,·t'E;Ugators would Rlur1 "\'er5ed tn sanitary ~~15tPd by P~r8ons RUJ:gest that, with :.l. nlorc comr: f:'te stu~y ~eventh-Thot tbe investigators "t\'ould 8UR'- KP!'t that wIth 3 more ('omplpte fttuciy might be 3. posslbl pncf'. that there Intt) the nature of thp val'lo ae or t (' {'st that with a more completo study into tho Into lh~ naturtt- of thE' \·arioln.e of th,. the smallpox In eX~f'~~~~:C~~f between ~:~~~~IUo~IQ~aetl:!~a~l~~~l~I~I~I:er ar(~tf~~: I ~RtuJ'n ot the varlolae of t.he dlrterent domt!s .. of dltt'prpnt dompstfC'sted Animah-. 0 gre-:tIe~~e r 8\\'Jn!!. this dts- p;h~It>. wll" bf> f>sWhll~Jlf'd, and that the rf'- tkatC'tl animals a greatel' distinCtion, ralbf'r fOr t!IFltlnC'tlon, rathl!'T than H l'lo8E'r rp\~ Ith the objects in . 13 Uon hlp hpf w~en thef:lf' dlf;enscs :tnd tbun 1\ rJORC'r relationship, wll1 be eatnbllsbpd. ,,'m bp t"~tabll!'hed, al~rI that li~hlng, or dIS(H"O\'lng \'lew of estab· 8m IlJpUX. with II pO~~lbl.... rf>W exc('p.. :loud that the r('-latioDsblp between the~ dla- lationf'hfp, thp Tf"latlonflhlp hpt"'E'"pn thpseo dl~pase>'" ' a relationship tlons, w1l1 be .Lound eQuaJl)' rf'mote. {'aeel And flwallpox, 'With R. possible few ex11 nd wJth a poqalbl(' rev.· E'"Xception8, wlll be found equally rttmote. found cQ :q1Jy rpmote City Bacteriologist WUJlam G. Bissell and Dr. Charles H. Zink. in charge ot the health omce at the East But/ala b ttt d stockyard.. this morning su m e I I,l I;; S IYHIW-.- ·Y··JYWH39 SA liS Igt .1Y08 I 11,'1 gt -- ;;r I) I' 00 I ,I I Examination of Hides of the Hogs Suspected of Having Brought the Disease to Buffalo ~s T_h_e_m,N_o_t_A_H·ected. ANIMAL RACE SHOWN IMMUNE FR.OM THE PEST , I in Ii �" '" ", AS~S cre~ae '~~ L'.... :,WINE DID NOTj;,rft . ·~HA V p SMALLPOj__ Ci t y BacteriolOgist BI •• ell Animal Indu~tl'Y su hmltted to H ealth But the Hogs at the Stocl(yards Were Afflicted with a Peculiar Dermal Disease. ~P('{'tor or Grt'fln e n repor t of th plr Into the exl~tence of 'nnall_1I Last NovE'mbE'r it was a cer t a in new dl sE'ase ~WINCciNNoi I City B acterfoloK!s t WllIlam G, Bissell between this dlsea.. In s I " and Dr. Cbarles H. Zlok, In charge ot. ~~~~~pox ; ot a~certajnlng If ~:I~: :e~8 the health otHce a t t he East ButTalo o/.m~lIor be ing Intected with the vi ru s stockyards, this morning submitted \'ac~lne ; Pa",~ci i;t~"'~~~n:'I~eWII~b ~laitblot to Health ~m f_n cr Grrena.. & re· :~~b~g ture of the peculiar' derm:? port on t he In vestigation Into th e r e- HAV[ SMALL-POX. d,!: tern tl C~tPpearlng In thft f!wJne' a sy... cent report tha t a large consig nmen t of aug~r.~tecr~nO~it~~~;:~~~::{ii~n ~~ tn hogs at the yards , waa Intec ted with lJurpo •• , In a bull!!lng In th ~ea~ at~d smallpox, Thl. supposed smallpox was adjacent to the QuarantillA Hospital in th,' ('It\' discovered s ome Ume ago an d D r. ent time t'h ot ButTal I o. .. ""p t <' l he preaGreene directed his two subordi na tes to guln"a Pig; ~~g%a~:, l~hf~~~;d ~~~I~I~: conduct an ex a mination of the swi ne, Bnt.} Swln€". The Ylru~ (rom' vtrulent as well 4 S to Inoculate other a ni m als Cra~eR v! ~lnnllpox. and va<:C'lne of dlt... tor t h e p Urpo!Ce of ascertai n ing w hether the swIne were really 8uft'erei ng trom m Upox . Investigation by Drs. Bissell and Zink Has Interest"'lI. ,i.~ Results. .d.~ ,~ /~~ VACCINATION OF PIGS. make~ and : C'erent mnloyed. var 1e tf es. has been r Tthp. mode~ ot inocula tlon were such DS h~ft~~o~.hc P08~lble channels govprnlng As Tf'garrla result!; Bnd fi .c\COQtdl ng t o the '['eport t he dJsease dlsco\'treu In the swine Is not ~malJ-1 althou;.rh tht;i ""'ork 'fR tar fr:~c~g('lurl~t" The Investigators Believe That ... The r~port. In full. t~ a~ follows: at th ... nn!St'nt tim<", the tOllo,,~ c c~n Transmission of Small-pox .. " ..(! makt~ the following prelIminary' b.~ l"lntE'd : n repcrt l'e-!atlng to an In\'estlgatiQn In / fnF~~~.~-:~at tht' unu~ual disease noticed: to Lower Animals Is progress of a pel' ullar derma1 dlst~ rb- sm311p(~x. !II not of the same natur e D.S r anti: in swine, and Its possible r e latlOn-, Spo:-oncJ-That In the- I I f Unsubstantiated. ship to flma lJ pox: ve"'tI~n tur~, It Is fmpo~sfCI~ ~~ 0 t h e in. lOIn the latter pa rt of N ovember. 1901./ mt·a. ~lS ~f Inoculntlon to co~n~u"n7~:t" durmg the regular inspectlcm of the };m 111[10:\ to ... wlnE". ' c e An Importa nt r e port upon tnveetlswinp dressed In a large abattoir situ - p ..T!l lr~tThat UIPre Is an In feC'tlous aSlOnt. gattons made by the local health au . nted In the ci ty or Buffalo, It was no- lh~tC~r'~? ~·~(,clnh thAt Is dI~tlnct- trom thortUes is m a de pub1tc this morning In ticed tha t in a clws nf thl?~e an lmal~ FOurth--:Tha~: e virus of Bmallpox. th e monthly report of the Health De. arri vi ng fm m a certain ~ecUo n of thp turbance, ns ~eE'nh1n Di~~l!~ de,rmal d Is. partment. This r eport rela tea to the co u n t ry. t here not tntreq ut!ntly existed Usual occurrenc(' In thle si~t~~J8 a d isea se. ot undoubted sep ti caemic, ('ountry. and. ~o rar a~ 1t has been J)osslsupposed di scove ry ot small - pox in or igin. Which h ad assoc iated w ith It a ~et~()rIJ~~ to ascertain. It Is not deflcrlbed pigs s e vera l months ago when the epl .. dprm al disturbance. havi ng pap ul es and F1C[h trature of the day. demlc or ema.ll-pox was at. Its height. In p ustules not dl!!lslmflar In appearance- Virus ;;; t~~~~th!~~n dot swIne w it h t he this c ity, The r e port is on the result!' to tho~e ocC'u r ring in a well-developed munlty to va{'rioln oes not conter 1m .. ( l'V PERT!'I REPOHT ON !'I[('KNESH I AMONG lIOGS IN EAST BPFFA- obtained by Drs, BIsse ll and Zlnk In a ca~e of sma llpox . Sixth-That mo,,;t' of the re-por te or t h series or experiments m a de In a specialM " T hIs being {he th'st appearance of tran ~ ml :;.<- Inn oC smallpox to thp lowe~ ly conl!ltructed building In the rear 01 SWI n e !Olo affected, a nd as there exl!o\ted ~f~~naJ8 art.~ without scientific substanUa _ J I . / / \ $( 1€4 ' / ~ t h e Qu a r a ntine Hospital a nd I~ a8 fol~ an epIdemic or ~mallno:c In Buffalo at Se~'("nth Th t HE' Ith Can nt~~lonf'r Grpf" p y(.~tpr­ )0\\'8: the time. it wa~ s uggested b}-' persons eu'ggt'st [h;t ~'It~h: J",' esttgators Would I day received trom Cit y Ba('tE"rioJogi~t veN:!~d In sanitary screnep, that there Into th(' Jltlturfl or n'!.re\.~~~f~:te etud y In the lattel' p a rt at. Xo\·ember. 1901. might be a po~~lble connection betwpen ditTprent clomf'or;:Ucatpd anlmaJ!II' a a~h e I ""'f1Haln G. BI~spn a nd (",harle~ IT. during thp regula r inspection of the the smallpox In exi stence and this d'i~-I dl~t1nctloll . ra t·h. er thAn a clo;er. r!JRtJO~~ Zink. Jm~pE'ctor in ( 'h <.. t'ii:f" of thp. loe ul swine dressed In a la rge abattoir situease of swine. shIp. wfJT hi' ,·~tablJshed. and that the re .. officE' ot the uurt>au at animal intlu~try. ated In the c ity at Buf'talo, It was no"With the objects In vJew : Of estab- ~~I~N"'hIJl h~h'. epn the .. ('o dl<;:eases and n part r~port 01' tlll~ir in\"ClQ.t1g ~ Hn'l In- Uced that In a. cla ss ot. these anlmal~ Ifs h ln g, or d isprov Ing, a r elationship tiona. P~·~il b'; I ~~un~ ::~=:f~e re~~e, excepoa to thp sO-I'ollpu !-"Jliut'mic ot smallpox arriving from a. ce rta in section or the country, there not infrequ ently exist eo amon!: Rwinp In the J;a~t Buffalo stoc'k a dis ease, ot undoubted septicaemic ya nl~. ThE' l'PPOl't I~ as follows: origin" whi c h had associated with it fJ In the lalff'f part ot Xovt:mber. 1901. during derm a l (skin) disturbanc e, haYing pa~ tbe rl'",ulal' luspection at tlola swine drN!8pd pulE'S a nd pustules not dlssimllar , ln ap4 in a Jargf' nbattolr ~ltuated In the <:fty at pearance to those oc curring In a welJM Ulltralo, It waR ootic·ed that In a c1388 ot thf'se developed c ase ot s mall· pox. animals arrlvlllg trom a c('rtaiu BP('tlon ot the 'Ihls be-Ing th e first appearance a t ('ountry tbf'rp not jntrt"Qul"ntly ~xlsted a dlllswine 80 a ffected, a nd as there existed t f"aee, ot undoubted 6f'pttc3pmlc origin. which an e pidemic ot small-pox in ButTalo at I had 8!iMOCilltpd ,,·ltb It a dermal dlsturbam'f', the tim e, tt was suggested b;).' p€'rfions f" baYing vapulf'1J Dud POSfulE"8 not diSSimilar In versed In s a nitary SCience. that there appearance to th08e occurring in a well-develm ·lghlt. be a possible connection between 0pE'd case ot smnllpox. the emaIl-pox In existe n ce. and this dl~ . eue of swine. This being the ftrl'lt appearance ot swine so 'Vlth th e objeo-cts In ' i ew : Ot e5tabnft"ected. and as thpre e:'(lsted an epldpmlc ot lJshing or dls pl·o\,lns· a relationElhlp be M smallpox tn Buffalo at the timE", it was su,~ t ween this di sease in swine and small. gested by )lerf!lODS v£> r!if'd In sanitary s('ienC'e pox ; 01 ascertaining If swine were capatbat there might be a p088lble connN;Uou be~ b le ot b eing Infe cted wIth the virus ot twee n the smallpox In existence and thle dJIsmaJlMpox patients or \\ith tha.t ot vacH og6 do n ot have t he small pox. De- I b~tween this disea5lC' In tlwjne a n d ea!ie ot swine. c in e and to determine, If possible, the «mite t hfl r eport circulated las t NovemM jsmaJlPox, ot asce.rtainfng It swine ,vere ' VILh tho objects ftr v lf'W or establishing or n a tu re of t he pec uliar dermal disturb. capable of beLns' wtected with the virus disproving a r elationship bptween this dlse&l'ls . . an ce appeal"lng In the swine a. sy!\tember t hat B. comHg n me n t of SWtne had ot smallpox.. patients or with that o f In swine and small pox. ot ascertalnln~ tf Ie line ot exppriment.a.tlon was Inau. arrived in Butralo s utterlng from the vaccine; and to determllll?-. If possIble, swine wer e capable ot being Infected with the gUl'a.t ed In quart-ers fitted up tor th~ affl Iction, it is now ~tated afLer a bar M the natun .n.r thf' peC'l1l1ar dermal dis- virus ot smallpox patients or with tbat at pu r pose. In 8 building In the rear and te r lological ex amination oC the hides turbacce appearIng In the Rwlne: a sysvaccine and to deter mine, it possible. the nBa djacE' nt to the Quarantine Hospital In of the Fu~picloU8 hogs t hat there is no tematfc line ot expprimentation was tn M ture ot the pecuttnr dermal disturbance ap t he C ity ot Ruffa~ o . I..;J) to the preeent p'vidence to show that thIs particular augUl'atpd 10 QU:ll'tf'rs fitted up tor the pearlng in the 8\\-lne. a systematiC' tinf! ot foXM Jime the anim a ls Inoc ulwted include dlsea!'le does not Rtill belong ex clush'el)' purpo~E", In a building in the rear and perlmentation wns inaugurated in quarters '!tuln .... pigs, pigeons, c hIckens, rabhlt. to the h uman race. F or several months adj:tc~nt to thC' Quarantine Hospita l flUf'd up tor thf" purposfo in a building in the a nd swine. The virus from virulent City Bactertologl~t, \VJlllam G. Bisst'll in the ("Ity of But'falo. Up to the preR- rear and adjacent to the Quarantine hospital cases ot s mall· pox. and vac cine. of dltand Dr. Char les H. Zink , in charge ot ent tlm~ the animals inoculated include In the ('tty oC Butl'alo. Up to the present time f ere nt makes a nd v a ri e ti es, have been the G nvernrnent Heallh Office at lhe guinea pIgs. plgeon~. ch ickens, rabbits the animals tuoculnt4"d tnclude gujnen pigS, e mployed , East Buffa lo stock yard!=;, havp b e-en anoi ~wlnp. The virus from virulent pigeons, chickens. rabbits and swine. Tbf't The mod ps at In oculation were E:uch 'llicroscoplng a nd analyzing fragments cases of s:nallpox, RJlli \.':lccine. of dtt- "Vi r us trom vlrUIf'nt cases of smallpox and as t o follow t h e p oss ible c hannel~ gO\r .. of the bides f r om these hogs, T heir ferent make-s and varieties, has been vaeclne ot dltt('rent mnkes and vat'lettes ba.ve ern lng 'nfe-ction. ver d ict was rendered ye!'terday. I t IS ernnJo~~pt1. been employed. A s regards r es ults and final conclu that hogs have not yet cu ltivated the The modes of Inocu lation were f!.uch as The modes ot Inoculation we r e such as tal. although the work Is fa r from sions, dl~ea~e. Seven reasons are given for toll aVo' the pO!;fllble channels go\crning low the possible channels governing InCecl1on . com p le tion 8 t the p resent ti me , the tol . the finding Th t, . Infection. I . e r epor w a~ submltAs T(.gards re!'ultfl and final condmdon~, As r egards rcsults and flnat conclua ons, alJo,,"'Jng ('an be sta ted: t ed ~o H It CommiSSion er although th(' work 1f4 far from comp letion though the "Work Is far trom completion at the 1. That th e unu s u al d iseas e no tJc.ed In a n d . IH atl (I IJ • at thr- prC'!'wnt timE.'. the following can prcsent time . t he rollow lng can he stated; s wl nf' Is not ot th e s a m e nature a., " ' Ve make the follow ng prelim inary bc· Atntf'rl ~ First-That the unusual disease noticed In s maltMpox. report re lating to an Investi 17ation In First-That the unu~ual df~ea~e noticed . wlne Is not ot the same oat ure as smallpox. 2, Tha t In the op in ion or 111\·.. tlS'• • progress oC a pec uli a r dermal dls turbIn t:lwtne Is not ot the !:lame nature as Se'on d-T hRt tn the opinion at the InvE'stl~ tors, It I.!II impos s Ibl e b y a ny knQwn n td1 n € l smallpoX" \. a hie t sw ne, a n ts Possi ble re lation· Sp~ond':'-That in thf' opinlon ot the tnM gatorB It 18 Imposslblo by ROY known means means or I nocula ti o n, to communicate S .. p 0 sma ll pox : veEttigntor~, It is Impo~8lhle by any known ot Inoculntion to commun icate smallpox to s ma.ll·pox to s wine, In t h e lalter part of N ovember . 1901, m"ans of inoC'ulntion, to communicate 8wlne. 3. That t h e r e is a n infec ti o us a~ent d u ring the regular jnspectlon or the smal1pl)x to swine. Third-That tber e la an In tectlous ag~nt pr'esen t In ,"sec ln e t hat is distin c t (rom Bwlnp dre~5ed In a large abattOi r s ltu Third-That tht're I~ an Inff'ctlous argent present In vaccine tha.t Is distinct from that th a t prE'~ent In t h e vlr'us o f s ma.lIpox. ated in the cI t y or Buttalo it w prNH-"nt in vtlrdne that I~ db tinct rom ... Th at t h e p ec u lIa r d e rmal dlsturhHced tbat In a clnss o( t h' als no1- that prt"sent In thp '"It \1~ ut I"mallpox prf'6('ot In the ·v lrus ot flmallpox. ance. aft seen In the s w Ine. Is ot un1'1 f· ese a n rna 9 Fourth-That th('o pE'cuJlar clermal dlsFourth-That the peculiar dermal dlsturbarr \ ng I nm a certai n section of t he t Urbancf' n '! seen tn thf' 8wlnr·. Is or \In· nncC', 88 Bl"en In the swine, is or unutmal 0('. usual oC'c une n cp in thIs ~e(' tl o n of thl> cou ntry. the re not Intreque n tly existed usual occurrenc(> In this spetion of the C'urrenC'o In this EleNlon ot the country, and cou n lr~· . a n d ftO f ar 8S it h a g bee n PQ~~ a . disease, ot und lJUb ted septicaemIc countr;).-. and, so tnr as It hn~ been J)O~~I. 80 tar as It hRa been p05ls1ble tor us to as~lbJe for Ufll to as('erta in it Is not d e-ongin . which h a d aF:~ociated with It a ble tor us to 9!'lt'ertaln. it J~ nol describt'd certain tt Is not dC8("rlbed In the IIll'rature ot s(-l'l bNt i n t h e litf"I'a t u r f" of th e- da)'. dermal distu rbance ha vi ng pa p ules and In thl'" lItrratur(' ot th~ da:,:. . th o. Tha t fno('ut a ti o n o t swine w it h thf" pu!;tules not dtc:slrilll I Fifth-Jnorulatlon at swine ~· tth e the day. v l ruf! o f 8mallpox d oes not co n te)" 1m . t u those o('currl~' i a r n a p pea r a n ce virus or Fmal1pox docs not conter ImM Firth-ThAt Inoculation of swine with tbe rn un fty to vac<.'I n lR.. n a well-dev elop ed of the rflports or the Tlrus at smallpox does not con fer ImmunIty 6. Th a t mO At o f th e report ~ of thp This bein g the flrs t apppa r ance of t r'lnsmlYEtou nC p;m.!Ii)JI)X fo th~ 10wI"r to vac('lnla. tra nsml s " Io n o f small pox to th e lo we-r ~wlnA so affpc ted . a nd as th ere ex isted a~lrriaJs aro without sC'ientlflc substantia... Sixth-That most or the reports or the an im a ls are w ith o u t !1Iclen tl tlc ~ ub ~t an ... an ephlemlc ot fimallpoJ( in Buttalo at tlon. transmission ot small pox. to the lowl"r animals tIa tlon . the l ime, It Was sugges ted bv p Sl!vC'nth-Thnt thr tnvl!"stigator!'l would oro without srl('utlftc 8ubstantlatl on. 7 T hat th ('o In\'e Rtfgators woul d FlJl~'M \'('rEteu In sa nitary t . E!TSons suggest that. wllh <1. more compl(lte I!tu~y "I('venth-Thnt tbo inv('stigatora would s1lgJfP ~t Tha t with a m o r e c omplete fi tUrly migh t be a POssIble ~~;nn::tio~~tetthere into the nature of the {arlOIao ot J:e;t that with n more completo stu dy into the Into th ~ naturE' of th e varfo Jae of thp t he s mallpox in eXiHen ween ~f~~~~Wn~I.O~~i~!~nih~~l~ ~I~!;r ar~l?o~~ I hatUJ·o or the va rloln8 ot the different dotucs .. dlttprpnt domt\stkAte-d Ani ma l!". (\ g r·€'.:ttease of Rwlnf'>: . . ce and tbJs dlSM 8h i n. w ill b~ (>stn hll!!hr'd. anri that the ttcutcod ani mals n greater dl stiDctlon. rather f'r distInction . rather than it cl oJile r rp· " \\"ith the Objects' . latlnn. hill h,·tw('e n the~e cJiJ;cases. and 1Juln 1\ closer rel atf onshlp, will bE' cstnbllsb p d, In.tlon~hlp, will bp f'~tabll~he-d. Ann that II s hll1S". or o:ltlJllrOvln~n \"lew I of r~lab- fim II pnX', with n :posRlblt" (pw C!x C('P- ann tha t tho r eill tlonship b~tweeu th~s,.. dis ... the TPIa t lon8hlp bptwpen t h ps p d l!'pa $f'" • a re atlonshtp tJ OIlB, ·wlll he !Imntl E'cluall y r ('mote. (a8~8 a nd flmollpo1. wHh a possi hle "fOW CX~ nnd s JJptJx, with a PO ~B1b 'e t e n' C«!pttODS , will be found equally r emote. ee will bE" to~ nd .... ' us II)' pox. I I gl IT:; I , I 0: Examination of Hides of the Hogs Suspected of Having Brought the Disease to Buffalo ~ws T_h_em_.N_o_t_A_tfected. ANIMAL RACE SHOWN IMMUNE FR.OM THE PEST I ca~f' (')t smnllpo!t~g m~l;1:h~~h~latC~~I:l i'" re"l ~YA ~l; ~ �OFFERlflANN'S BID AST BtrF.FJ\lO HOGS Gorporatio Counsel Holds T at He Cannot Collect Ashes and Garbage Because He Was a City Employe. d ans Take the View Expressed in the REVIEW at the Time of the Alleged Discovery. The Disease Does Not Exist Among Swine. wIll be rememhl rf'fl that during th of last year, (ollowing e Ern~tus l', Knight. and \\ friends or Dr. . •CD d C ,,'ere I no ston~ unturnetl to l'eta n his posltlon or health J1hy~lcian. o! the leading journals 0 f the city were e\,idently lnfent 011 making II the public be eYe t h a t un 1e ss the worth)' doclor were I; ftC)e the (,Ity "OS In danger 0 e eltmlnated Crom the map by ·tIle scor.ge smallpox. and oth('l' pe~tilcntlal dl::;~ JUSL nL Jum.·ture D,:' H. Zink 1 In charge of the ~o J Ifi t the £.ust Hea t1Yurds,. 0 centtldt'" a Stock tht> start··discovt:ry·· that a lllov~ of hogs bet.>n found InIected wltb thut i loiitl.s(,me uisPHse, .... sma11 pox .. tAt the time of tillS "ontIe-l·rul dls.covery'· it was Sl.l.tcd thcLt Dr. \\"'ende bad not disputed the olJlDion of Dr. ZlnJc:. lttthough he had not pos11h e-Jy given 1Dr. Zlnk's U{Hliion his otheia1 apof g~nernl retalIlC~ I~;; ih~lt provtl. ""'"e make 1h(lo folowlng p:elir~Ina:y r(>})vrit rdating to ;In Investlg:"L~lOn In III'ogress of 0. I,eculi,ll' dcrlllRI dtsturbin swine. und its poooible rela.tlonf I1 I P I 0 S n lallpox·. "Ill the In tier I):ll"t of ):o\-ernber. 1901. "'urln~ the r"~llur In~·,w:>,.tlon .ot . the .I .:-.......... swine0 drl:-!!'l£'(l.:,.", in a larg~ atJultolr ~Htuft no Me,1 III the City of Bu.'" I<). It "-n , S lit'to'll 1t1t:.lL in u. class of thL"'se animals arriving from n.not certaIn section eXlst<:d o~ the country, lher<> InfrequenUy LlIll'e 8tlpulat1on~ I dl"e:,~. pefl~;e~~~:I~:'C '~~I~~ n ot undoubted M'pliCat'Duc orIgin. ,,'hieh h.ld assoclatec1 with It a tlermal di"turb.l1lCe, having papules and pustult's nol ul~simlI.ll' In :lppe.lrau(,!e to tI"". occnrrlng In 0. well-cleveloped (".1~it> of smallpox. all t'pid€'mf(' nr sm.llJpox in Buffalo at the Limp. it was :suggf'sted by personf; Yer~pd in ~allitary scien('P. t h a t thel'~,. mlghl bE" a pO"l~lble connet:uon be-lwl'C'n I Swine Can't Haye It, th~ !! ..... .....,-r1~.f I the- smallpox in exist :>once- and this disen:-:;e ot S\\ lne. po"ltl~~ :r~he .Forr(.~iel eltr~ o~~~kS dOIn~ ~I' ftr~t h ~~e~~ann t~ c~\~r c:s~s ohj. <'ls in vJe" of est.lbhi P Trade. or disproving. ir1. reIn t I, . The starthng discovery ll1ad~ hy Dr. bctwC('n this d i fleusc III SWIne a ntt ZI k . gh en to the press at u. I·Ltc ~11lallpox: oC a~H'et taining If swine were comlmdlt\ee, o~~ ~~~g~r M:r Ortermann hl~ bid and Its receipt by tlhe CliYb~~~~ Il \\US . us ('ould Hen { ' 8 o\\ing to dhu'ovcring that the owes houl' of the day and the • public was capabl€' of being In eC' Cd W1·lh th e \ Ir legal.ly pr(>[c!E'nl th e bId itA res('ntaIn figureR. In no he wi ..was e tak~s hl~ case out of ~mal1uox paticntH or "ith thal of the tact lh'Ll at thr time ot p herp- ot tht> rule contended tor therein. I do horrified to learn from the double head \,ucC'inC" and to dC'te-rmine if pORsible tion to the anmd tor the not it nec(>s:sary or feasible h to an 0posItion cer or e . a's f .t- .n t HI Into a law lencthv dj!Qcu~$Jon t " lines, that call",\ theIr ,tten t IOn t 0 the the natu,." of lhl> !"'culiar dermal d,,- l.rter 'IIv he was the otm flr.t I C applIcable' to a or matter tact tllJ.t even hogs at East l:lur-I tUl'bance appr.ulng .n the swine. a Sl s- ant' superintendent of gtref'ts In 1 think they are 9) l falo h.ld. at a most OppOJ tun4! tune. temlltll' line of experimentation \\"a~ Bun'au ot Strt:'(·ts of the Board ot P well settled and l'iO well established that been round t,) be affected Wilb the m."t Inaugurat",l III <tual tels tlttecl up for Works. the " eclficatlons no ar!\'liment I, nec•• 'ary to show dreaded dIsease ,Some of lhe papers the pu,p05e, III a buildIng In the rear Is PreQUlred to took UI' the cue and laud"tory edltot- and adJal'ent to the Quarantine Hos- ... te under oath amon" other thIng•. rule. Is proylded that upon de. 11118 were sbowered unon Dr. Zlnk for pltal in the City of Buffalo. UI) to the "that no omcer 0/ the Bureau of Streds 'the part of the contractors the his efficiency III the responsible olll.ce present Ume th" animals Inocul,lted In- or oC the city of Buffalo.II'"dlrrtlYagii may do the work. I should say thar II(' _\It this Could have but dude guinea pi!;s, Illgeons, chickens, IndIrectly intren"d o}h(li: Rub_ the authorities oC the one effect, un,1 the denmnd for pork rabhlts and S\\Ine. The virus from I tlnd such 9n authorJze d sam. products ttlt off tu an alarming extent, vIrulent ('uses of smallpox, Ilnd vaecin!' aflldavlt under date of the 16th of Det"o contract as is DOW pro' and consequent great iDJury was done of tllIT..,..nt makes and variet.es, hilS cember, 1901. Id th t pg~edP to the tmd... been employed. The Charter ot the cIty in case oC 1o.. or damage theta The ridIculous slor;· was the d.ty 'lite motles of inoculation we,.e such no pecunlar- tractor and his sureties may JIOlIIUvely ,,(uted by the RE\'IEW. as follow the possIble channels governcln ,:'"y contract made Cor contract ani! the only publication In the (Ily that ing ,"','(·llon. the Department. (See oC Charter.) to be made are SImilar In l$Ought to gh e to thl' Ilubl1c the views As regards l'e~ults nnd final concluAnother provision ot the Charter hW~h1~ re~p('ct~ to the contract entered tnto ot tbe packers and dealers In tbe cIty, slons, although the work IS tar from may be quoted In connection t which wIth Forrestel. II n who unanlmout;ly clussetL the story as rcompletion at the present time, the mattledr Istclonttatned irs or up""!til to thE'ltcurltthelr. pro\ Pl' to eber had by Common the (' Y" Council and t he unwalrantulJle. It \\as posItively 0 11 ow i ng ('an b e st·.\ 1e d'. pointedEc>5 to la any no!'=alaried OfflCl) under th e w of the stated h)' the pat'kers \~ho ha(l been in First-That the unusual diseaf=e no- aC't shall. during his trrm. be directly or ~o 1~~ionE'r of Public ,Yorks to either {he pork paCking busine~s the be-tter tlced In s,,'lne Is not of the sume na- indirectly Interested In any contr~ct t~ .3~~lse for new bids, rejecting thO'~ part oC theIr lIn·s thnt·, dlsea-e at all tun' a. £.m:l.lIpox. whIch the city or any Mp.ll tmen\~~~'~r now on hand and under con'lderatlt;v,~t akin to been Serond-frha.t 111 the Ol}inion oC the 11 a party. if cODttrathcet dPeelr,artment awarding the contractlntodthte t-y • • ti 't I i Ibl b · 'n anv m.lUnPf r(> atf."<.; 0 It rna,' al,o he ponslble biddH of cprtPublic e 0 knO\nt to them to exIst in hogs. and' "'" gatOls, 1 " e y .tr=-whIch he Is employe" Comml""loner Work .. that hogs ('ould not ue uffected with 1t. kno\\~ IIlle.a~ of lnocul3:tiot1t to ('on F d that the Bureau of Streets Is m _~ The Ea8t Butrnlo live stock dealel'g mUni.colte ~malll>ox to ~\\ me.. . rom .... condemn",! Iho >tory as unwarranted Thlrcl-That the,.".8 an .>nfecuOl From.... ....... .. , .. ....... . and present in vaccine thn t ISofdishn . .•....• . ~ worst unmitigated l)osslble sort. tommyrot of the agent fl"'Oall that present In the virus smal ........•......•......•..•..•............. pox. REVIEW Ezposed the Fake. Fourlh-That lhe peculiar derma1 dl .... , ....... . /, ...•.. , ....... , ...... . ..•. , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• ,4" tUI'bance, as s~en In the swine. is of u The report of the opinion ot those usuaJ OCCllrl'ence 1n Hus f-1ecUon of tJ ~===== proctkal gentlem{'11, the pa.cker anu live ("Ountl'Y, and. so fur a~ it hftS been po Slock dl~al('r~ a~ llublished exclusively sible for u:-; to as(:.E>1·tain, il is not d In the IU~\,lB"\T in a.l::.rge nlcasure al- scribed in the ltter·;\tul'C:' of the da)r, r , lay(d the tau'S ll{ lhe pl1bHr.und at this Fifth-l'Jt(){'u'lntion of swine with SMALLPOX 08S MOIN8S, Ia.te datI." th-c wise dl~(':o\'erer and his \'il'US ot smallpox dOf'1oC noL c.onfel· h LX TRusr FELL THROUGlI:. co ... \\"Orker gh-e to lhl~ l>ubllc a. flull con- ·munity lo ,·uN·dllja. D~olne.• Ia.,Feb. 16 (Sun Sp · cial rrhe PfOPO!H'ti mflk lKu~t, or. n~ it Was Sixth-That mO"t of Ihe reports of t tlnnntion ot th(> denial of the cxj~tcnce o bl-' kuO'wn, the Burralo ::\1i ,'( Tran~tl'r capt 1 W~~sedlot amalllloX in the sta of smallpox tn hogs. tl'an...,m'ission of smrdlpox to the low SCOyered Ye t d th co~:r, liaS (allen thl'oll~h. and ,1~ l\ For sC"\'eornl montbs City Bacterlolo- ani·m.ans nrc '\lthout Sf.;.. entlc substa er is a POSSlbi!!t • er ay ar , ture may aaJo y that the Leglsl t re~ 11:: l rh'f> o-t the ladeal tlultl wilI10t glJlt WJIII ••m G. BlsMll nnd Dr. Charl~s Nation. Sev~nth-Thnt the Inn:~stlgators WOt calltng tor an urn until June. A bi H. Zink h~\\'p. bce-n microSt..""'Oping and he cham'pel Oil llay 1 'IS de:-;l;.;n~tJ. 1'he analyzing Cragmt"flts of the h1Urs from !;t:'J:ige.st thn t. with a more compit duced Into the aUournme-nt Was fntrc re ·.!:ion fur the faJl'JI'c t ma :prlaHzt! I., these hogs. Tht'fr y(·nilct 'was rendered study into the nature of the v:lni<.lla.e under the ru} ouse. but 't\rent OYE \ l-n fn- " . j Dodds. the promokr, as the dttrorent dome:=;tlcaletl animaI!-'. Saturday. It 1s that hogs a.re not atrE'ctea~e Is the es~ Th e victim of the di! due I'J tile opr..usir"on ~)t [!hi' public pr,ss ed "i-th the di~ase. A number or \"'el')' greater ~i8tincti()n. rather than a closer desk Is In the P r~on SE><'rc~tarJ.'. Whos ~n,J I ltl e'usul 0: many o! the !'lm...J~r G 0, ern or's Office. con<'lusi '""e rOOsons are kl\"en for th~ relaUon~hi(l. will bp egtablished, and tIt\lI'l'lI to Jc:Nn I n tb(> l'ombl14 h)n. find;ng. Thp reliOl't WR-S ~ubmltted to tha.t the )"C'l:tUonsh.p between the;:;e dl::;Health Gomm.l5'f:ioner G:'"(>("one and Is as ca~es and. smallpox. with a PQ.S~lble From .......... ........ . ............... .. few except'lou~, ,yiH !be found equally iollows: reftT1Ote. l' Report "\yfth ~~~e!J~~w{~r"o/~h~rrl~W t~o p~~":rt ~7~~~;; Ip~.l!t)· r "This~o being the and firsta..c::;appearance 0 swme arrf'(.'tell. there E"xistetl I C I Feldman this at charge or the work of collecting 81'hes. Corporat on ounse • and garbage and all oC It Is to be 10n,\ ternoon sent to the Aldermanic Sanl- under the dirc'('tion. supervision and 8U~ tar~.3 Committee an opinion in which Frum PC'rlntelld.enCt> ot the Bureau of Street:'_ the forgoeing and prot t · n to Gott I II _, t th b be saId that the con rae glve - visions ot law. 1 um nc neu 0 e 1'_1 thl'ltnotth(' made by ot'r£-rmp.n tried Ortermann for t h e remov al at UP.! ~hould be l)rOpo!==al com;fdercd Cor two reasons: I a~hes and refu~e was illegal 1n that First. on account o( the Mipulatlon Offermann was an employe o! the clty talned In tbe .peclficatlon. providing .('ODth>t \t the time hiR bid was made. nn ottt<'er or th(' Bureau ot Streets should Offermann was first assistant BU- be tntcrt'sLeu in the proDosal; and. ~ect ond. be<'ause of the provisIons 01 law Sis addressed to the Committee on Sanitary Measures, and employes oC the cIty having In IS as follows: charge certain work, and who,e duty I I I h vlng been requested bv It is to sec that that work Is pronerly My cg.:;::nte: concerning the perCormed, and who are In a 10 )'ouu. c bid !': !Q lbmltted for the ninoval ot have 1n~lde Inrorm.llion or know ~ Cf' e "bag\(> He for the unexllirc'd concerning that particular work. to den. contract. the [01- v. tt hcn r Into competition JM" 0 1 b Itt d prOI)Oc;als are ea "'11'ltdhcothbf': e or )' tbhld e c } lowing S 1m m (' uent to the abandon- for doing such ",ork. The specification!! l SomE': time RU )Sr1o( hl~ contract upon and contract In qUE'Btlon ""'ere preparrd mt'nt by Forrcst(~ n ~Councll the late ... It 1!1 dln'C'tloncoCpth;iIC advertb:t'd ror by fair the to Suoerintt!ndE'nt a:-;sumE' that hisot Street deputy is Board, dUblds tor the work In familiar with them and assllSted In their and r, Cl! \ e h i d or time Gtill prf'parati'm. Quc:o;tlon during t per 0 S o( the COn. 1 8uggf'"~1l thf'1j(J mattl?r~ af; indJcating r(>malnjn~ under (t ~t1~('r~(mtractor Va- ~ome ot tht" renc;ons why the law will not ~r~~! ~ld~ ~:rt~er~~pl\,f'a by the BOCr.r dd' tloleratp t omiial~r~O u~eJ~:n~u~gm~I~~~~ 0 othl'rs fromcertified Gott r las t! or ('on rae t"hf>bring sameone bl'ing stnnclPIR ItllS WmY"cfe Ii f h t th harttr like 1 t' nslbl~ bid Thbt rl!comprl1V::l on:; n t end\,:" the O""I·t'!-j wlth ·th<.' other bids the one undt>r C'ol1!'llderation. I • d hi mends ton, lOgl hQ~~"~IO~H! rl r your The ract that after Otrermann res gne or8 so rect:'ived. IsdnowC In ptp_ position ~hortly thr' pl'l'paratlon Injnr~d 1i~hJng, on~ ~ 1ft lh.~ I ' . re~p'~h.r ~ ('It~-. 'boldln~ ' \Ihe somep'~~: ~f con~ider u~n~ ~t nt'it~ e~h~ra.cter tht~r dl;c~os~~a3:~'la~~~h ~~dder rea.onBl>~tnes't:~. t~r" S,~C~~~:~.~tWIt: ~) tr~ rO?;e:~ r~~' Iha~ ;;'OPcis~l;' munl~lJ)alltYPu~fl~ ~I~re~\~x~r.. n~'>rr~~mann t~h ~c:-.!':r~~'hna\'e"the d\'O~ksu~~uaOnt pr~h'e DSepar~_ cr~~ su~r'i!ngl? o\~e::?t~I~h'i.lyfbe ~ret~:,abd~y li';ni~fcrcslrCd clt!tal~ ~~':tt;;'I~~ t;.;~urhe ~2 ~u~c1ftr"tlons aft 47- b~I~, ne~t oSnl'C!l~gted'" smaIlp~x had ne\'~l' m~,oss 1s"':1~ rc~pect P:,Y[~r: Ilre Ir~~ ~UClh ==== I nbeeX~u~b ... ,..... IN 1 ... ...... ............ . ....... ... ... . " = AN( )THBR USBLESS CITY ORDINANCB. ~ 7 ~' since the anti-spitting ordinance, In its It has now b en several weeks ment. Health Commissioner Greene i· new form. has been read y tor enforce ~ tar ba.~ fal redItoiact. It bas been has Raid that he wlll enforce it. but th~" far too many of the Butr:alo dlnance is loosely drawn. as h said that t e or . and cannot be enforced in the courts. city ordinances th t expectorating in the street cars alone is becom4 The tact rem a nfl a d ~ In a case where an actual count was made. ing morc prevalent.e~t·ee~~YeXaac·tlY fort"""-t".o times on the floor ot a :M aln xpectol a U J Y k C one man e . riding between High Street and the New or enStreet car, "hUe . t day A lady leaving the ca.r allowed tral Dp.1t Lln~ crossing ~es er , the floor her d a.g through what this nIthy man had leCt on . :lr....s to r nt ordinance Is not suffiCIent. let us have one that I.. It tbe prese ___ - - - .------------- ;' / ) 8\e. ---.4 S0 LLPOX AT UN/O SpeCial to The Leader.) The h f UnJon. Feb. tbl"., VflJage ornebas 0 been the placed .Mlsses undl~r Caff,~rll &ntlne 8s there is a suspected 'C"al SllJalJp Ox there. It i6 report"::!'d Norman CafTertY.who had exposed • sell to the dIsease 1n Binghamton , caped tram a house where there W' case or smaJIpox and came here day. The Cafferty house "'as qua tined by Health Olllcer White and Dr. c} IristoPher. Tho inmates of the hGuse are ;\lorman CatTerty. a niece and the "\fls.es CalTerty. JetTerson Klpp I. the PolJcfman In charge. ~ .. ....... ....... . ......... ..... ..... , ...... . - or-ro. , .. ~e heath depo r'menls rep ~.Ib J U":lry Ih'" fi.t5t month UDder J ... w'!:O toe Jowr f o JrnmlS5Jooe l1 ~"'EHJ· ,suo f v JaDdl~. E'atb rho'.· In I.h::; ~'Ity f)r In.J In h ·"DC" ·SU~ It "hows 331 d"' :-; v , _. r . 19.)0."13'•. laDu.uy 191\, {\31 : J .DUl J S13, J.uu.rl ~9, 414; ."'DUJr! ,9~ 321. J.Du.ry ·91 43~; Juoa,", ,. , I' There wou d natJr,,·y b e tiD l"cre.i ho unt few years. owlDJ to -< larger d p v: o r �HE FOUGHT llisease Is Now Prevalent J:::S~~~~ FIRE WITH TbroDJbout tbe CivilHEALTH ORDINANCES Albsny, Feb. 12-The determioed and vigorooS efforts tba~ are being taken by tbe state health d .partment to stamp oot small pox in looh aeotions a8 are still .:>/:)d~2LEL Krieger Charged With Running Quarantine. ized World. infested by the diaease are insoired by reports of its prevalenoe from all over the world. The autborities have not relaxed their / / COMMISSIONER That's What the Prisoner Said But Judge Thought East Buffalo Man Claimed Shovel Was For Health that He Thought His Officers and Is Fined, House Was on F;re, l helel the l-lenlth D<"pal'tment in a ca~t" OF WATER TO BE FIRST ';7L!E~~~ WOULD KEEP T FUNDS SEPARATE. OWN HOUSE; BROKE QUARANTINE I In London, it is stated, nev~r in the again>t a man who Yiolate,l the ordi- history ot Lloyds bas tbere been 00 n<lllie \\ hich forbids anyone from enhOI It . IS . muoh insorance recorded as that tenng Ot' !t·ayinb' a · hou:::;.e WI€' lInd!?l' qUJl'ailtlnr. Tht"re bas been a I arising from the present small·pox dbpo)Silion on the part o( lllany ot i epidemic, Firms WhlOh usually sh~n tho!-~E' under quarantine in thE" recent I IIpo x l"""~ In E• a" t 13 U'La. #II" 10 to r p - I only 80 to 100 polioies" clay have re- "na Rist thf> enfor('E"'mt"llt of the hl"alth oro 0 WAltD WANTS THE INCOME FROM SALES oENTERED In a decision hand{'d down in :\luni- 'd . ginJlall Cit>~ll ('ourt yesterday. Judge Yolgel' e~­ vie: ilance. for the apt emlC ra tab1i~h('d a precedt.>lIt whh:h will have over tbis oonlltry Bud in Europe mav the effeC't of maldng it easiel' to ::;tamp out cOlltn g ious di se::u;l"s. H lp e laS U re oopesr in New York stare auv day. ~ PLANS THe -PAYIN6 OF \ WATER DEBT\ Report on the Telephones in Use hy the Several City DepartmentsStafford's Appointment a police Officer, and who was fined Sent in. $. at that time. going to jail for flye Adam I{rieger. a Pole, who was ar· rested on February 3d for assaulting days to work out his fine, was yesterdal-~ fined $20 and costs by Judge Yolger in Municipal Court for entering a house upon which the Health Department had E"stabllshed a quarantine. Krieger's home Is at No. 228 WUson Street. About February 1st two cases At the meeting of the Board of Alder- men this afternoon CIty Treasurer Boeckel formally notified the Board that he had appointed Frank B. Stat- ford as depu ty tr~asurel' in place of Charles H, Schwenk. cently fonnd their ont!lot aVPrage 600 dlnanees. "ith the result lhat the of smallpox were discovered In the CoL Ward recommended that Section IIealth Dt'parlm£'nt ,,'as lllore or It-s5 oC the ordinances be amended .so polioies. Tbe late of in.nrancR varies hampered in its work. ' house. which is occupied by three tam- 286 as to read as follows : Illes. Neither ot the cases were in Th e ('a~e WHS t Ila t 0...'tlle Cl°t y a gOt from half 8 crown per 100 for vaoam~ "All moneys accruing each fiscal year Adam Kl'iegl'l', who oinuted DerSODS aod 40 pence for unvacollmted oersons to 15 shillin'!s and 21 shilling" per 100 for oertaln tlia triots in the enst end of London . Renorts reci~ed frlm large cities in • arioos sections of the United Stnres show tbat the present eOldemic is more severe than any which has visited them for years. 10 Philadelpbia there are, in addition, nomeron' oa86S of typhoid fever. Since the IIrst of the year there ha •• been 544 new casES of smnll·llOx BIld 99 deaths. At present 463 small-llOx patients are nnder treatmsnt at the Mnnioipal hospital and in pnvate dweUinll8. The city conn~ilft la.t Thnrsday authorized the direotor of public safety to employ unerts in the work of cbeoklng the eDidemic,and it is thooght 8500,000 will be needed. In Pittsbnrg tbs moniCipal hospital contains only six caseR of small oox, bot in tne borouJlbs and to()wnships adjacent to that oity 25 cases h~ve bepn reported whhin the last few we6ks. Moet of ~he viotims are nell:roes. Vaocination i. general and little dread Is entertained of the disease. Boston has 150 oases at tbe present time-BIl inoreasing nomber beine: noticeable d'lrinl; ths lasl few days. The disease, however, is not nearly a. prevalent ns it was a few mon ths ago. Small pox is prevalent, hot not epidemic, in St.LoUis, there beinv: about 250 cases qoarantined at presont. Health Oom. S(arklolf. of that city, savs the disease was brooltht tbere by soldiers retorniog from the ~r.,;:pan~ ish-American war. • Jnst &t present the number :r 0 r CaseR 1n New York city Is lower tban for the paRt few weeks "V I -. aeo natIon' J' is the war ory of the health d 0 0 epartment and of evpry phyelcian. Witn thoronllh vllccioatlon th , ey say, small pox woold ceaOb to exist I ' d ' and even vano 01 • which ala ne can Ii.e in a vlros imDregnated syst em. Would be. ' oom~ a rarity. 10 addition to the 18 vaoclOatora ot thp he Ith d . a ePllrtment staff, 185 soeolal men h ave been em played to proteot by t • , oree it necaRIIIIry, those wbo will proteot thelDsei not vollllllaril v 'el &!lalnl' tlie dhe•• _Po o 'Yil~on Sln:t~t. The lin:,~ at No. 248 how"e ('ontains 0' Krieger's tamIly, but its members were Quarantined, though he was not In the two other familJps. Krieg~l' was house at thd time. The smallpox paC-hal'gNi with t:"ntcring his house after tients had been removed to the pe.tit had bet'll plal'urded with the quaran- house and OD February 3d the healih tine sign. Judgp. Yolger intHcted a fine authorititls went to the house to fuml~ gate it and while: they were there of .$~O a.nd CaRts. According to the t>\'ldence, on Satur- l{.rieger rushed In with n shovel and day, February 1. two o( Kr~lger's chil- drove them out of the house, his Wife dren WL're found to haye sm:1l1pox . assisting him. Because of ht~ interrerence with the They and theil' mother WE're removed to the hospital. A df·tail of police was health officer~ and because he entered I I :--lation""d ut lhe house to enforC'e the a. house under qU.1.rantine, eyen though duction of the general tax rate." A total at 109 telephones and twenty- was his own, Krteger ,vas re-arre!;;tpd and was haled into '!tluniclpal Court. eYening, and was told that if he en- Attorney Elss ot the Corporation Countered the house he ('ould not leaye it. and H~ wus adYised thal if he wished to sel's office prosecuted the caSe Kri£>ger was defended by Attorne-y Ern· continue working he had bHtcr stay away until the quara.ntine was ratsed. est W. McIntyre_ The latter attorney Il is allel:~d that on tbe ~londay fol- contended that as Krieger had already a. term in jan in connection lowing he returned while two health served with the case he should not be pr05ein~ptctors 'were engagl"d in fumigatcuted further. Judge Yolg~r held that ing tht' l'oom~. In :--pite of warning, the cases were entirely separate and Lhey cluiln, he ran through the rooms ordered a fine of $20 and costs, which a1ld a.ttempled to a~s:Jil thelll with a. wa~ paId. shon·1. I,ri<?'ger of'f'ered [n defense that he thought the hous~ was on fire and Krieger waR asked why he E'ntereu quarantine. 8~cure-d thl?' jt Kl'i"gt:'r came home in the ~ho\'{·l snow on the flames. the house. from the sale and us:e water shall be used for the payment of prIncJpul and Intere~t in water bonds due in that year and not rene"'able and the balances ~hall be appUed as resource In the appropriation to be raised by tax for the next fiscal year." In explanation, Col. Ward says in his communi('a.tion: "The extent and purpo~e of this amendment is to apply the annua l surplus In the ~YatE'r Bureau by the reone desk extensions were reporteJ, Each indh'ldual office was itemized. but the report shows that the Water BUreau has one 'phone with four connecting 'phones. The Health Department has a private exchange with four in~truments. The Fjre Department hilS forty-fh'e ir.:struments and three con- necting 'phone.. nectlon. The Park Department has six 'phones. The others are single In- He .ald that he thought in order to throw it was on fire. Also when asked it he in- strume-nts or one instrument and a tended to put the flre out with a shovel. H~lth Cummis~Joller Greene-. in he said he- Intended to shovel some spE"aking or the l'n:-1 .... ~aid: "I bC"IiC'Ye snow onto the flames. it i~ a goou thing tha.t this conviction hns bl?en made'. I t " ill impress upon the J)t"oplE" that" hen they run a quaranline, resist the ill~IlectoJ"s, 01' in any olhe-r "",\y "iolate n. heallh lay.-, the~' an' Uahltl' to pUlii!'lhmMll. ,,9hen tht' po3oople OIlCP thoroughl:r und€'~tand ItfAttorney Says the Lice-rt,g"-;,r thl~, we will han" tar Ipss trouble in preventing 01' ~uppl'esfi;.ing f'pldemit·~.· Milkmen Is Legal. connection. with hydro- er and 2 of diphtheria in the city. the City The Comptroller fe-commends that all unpaid bll1s be sent In In order that calculation tor the esti m ates may be made In time r-. submission. THOUSANDS?! DYING OF/If ~l,M¥)E So phobia. Their la t est victim is Harry far this month there ha .. e been reporMarble, the fourteen-year-old son of ted 30 cases of measles and four bouses Sherman Marble of No. 553 Ellicott hn,e been quarantined. Only One of A Thousand Victims a Day Is the Awful Record in an Indian District street, who was bitten on ~tt hand and these houses is yet under quarantine left leg by a dog that gave every Indl- and it is thought likely it wlll be recation ot being mad. The dog was OWD- ed by Patrick Dougherty of Swan moved in a few day"'. street, The wounds were cauterized by Attornev B. E. li'arnham of de~k, tf' afflicted that a connection with the City Audltor's The Board of Health met in regular session at the City Hall Tuesday night IN T A:~ with all members present except Dr. (.t!~~~E~'4-o~D~E~S~T~RU ION OF N. E.Beardsley. General routine business was transacted and the report of DOGS AS BEEN BEGUN-SEJV- Health Officer D\,. G. E Ellis was read. AL PEOPLE BITTEN. He reported that during' the month of Specia.l to The Butralo Express. January there were 110 caseb of meaS'1 B tavia. Feb. 17.-There are more les. 2 of ,carlet fe~er. 7 of typhoid fev - ~ like Clerk's office, which has a 'phone and ~T~ dogs near here The Department of Police has twenty-eIght instruments, The Department of Public InstrUction has seven Instruments Rnd one con .. reported Dr. H. A. Morse. The animal was con- that the action the board had taken in fined and wa.tched closely. It continued requiring milk de~lers to pay a.l~cense , to s how Increased signs or madness and and to subject theIr cows to an IDspecwas flnally shot. It Is known to have tion wa6 in strict. accordance with the Fearful Disease Has the Place in Its Deadly Grasp and Is Mowing Down the People bitten a number or other dogs. Another dog which caused so m e excltement In the wee tern part ot thts town was a shepherd dog. believed to be a victim ot rabies. It bit a dog owned by Miss Anna Leggett of Bushvllle and another dog In East Pembroke. The dog came to Batavia. but It Is not known that It bit any animals here. It is owned by a tarmer who Ih'es south ot Batavia on the Alexander road. There have. prior to thts, been a number of well-defined cases at hydrophobia and a number ot dogs hav(> been ahot. :Mrs. I. R. Barton went to Chicago city cbarter. Seoeral milk dealers in . t . th the city protested agalDs payml< e required license and the Board, not being sure of its ground. referred the matter to B. E. Farohalll who was then City Attorney. His report Tuesday night. has settled a question ... bieh LAHORE, India, Feb: l~.-The bucaused much discussion in the ~ity the bonlc plague lins the dlstnct of Punpastse~eral month,. Other bu,mess of jab completely in its grasp. The dist d h th di t i t minor importance was transac e _ _1case Is spreading throug e s r c / witli frightful rapidity. One thousand Through the errOrts of the health de- deaths are reported daily_ )l:l (.'J1t of Havana, dgarmakers arf and took the Pasteur treatment, when .10 E I ngcr permitted to finish ('lgars by It was learned positively that her dog. \H ling ihe tips In tlwir mouths. They ",hleh had bitten her. hnd rabtes. Two Ahtldren named McDonald were also now wet thetr fingers on a sponge and c bitten, but no 111 ettect8 followed thfJ moisten the tips with thpJn. The change cauterizIng or the ,,·ounds. followed the discovery of tuberculosis b Q(' IIII on (' Igars. Th e d cpar t men t h as also indllced the readers employed by the. men In the ractorles to spend part ot their time reading on the Bubjet't of hrgel(ne. .A still more important chango would he the exclusIon from cigar fa ctories of all perst'D:J Infected 'l:.!th consumption I / READY FOR INSPECTION. b n <ent t" rna ... ,' lnvi<t t: )'l~ have _('flo. __ ~ the dty -0 nttPn\l thl:! tIl." , lleo ~.~ neW ('a.nC"'T labol~ator.)· or tJtin . Fh)llrd of He~1th at tr.." nt \\ Rln twlck y-;.llb L I H )r.. _, tory 9~ HI~h ~tr(>C'l. (JI.fro~ 4 to 6 and trom t='.. r l'\' J' (" • "'-. ' I 'X l 11) p~ 't T . . . e med l'1,l.l elumn ill<' MNII. al "oono< ?q HIS' 1 "~Il bl' "he'd t (" !';3.me ~\' nlng Danie · le\ '10;, Stat.,. (', ·ma. wh t.:b k. ml~ ._.f'" r Heal h, W sp: to ('-d"Sf' t -c .... t \, 1 I �1 . I' FEA~~D JM~ ~ ~ 'JI liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiii.~iiiiii~ii tbe State Board of HEALTH ORDINANCES ~,~ Health. MUSUE OBSER»'D HE FOUGHT - FIRE WITH Disease Is Now Prevalent ~ l!.~ TbroD~bout tbe Civil= Judge Volger Fined Adam ized World. Krieg~r Charged With ~ Running Quarantine. Albany, Feb. 12-The determined and vigoroos efforts t11a1 are being taken by the state health department to stamp oot small pox iD onoh sec· tions as are still intested . by the disease are inspired by reports of its prevalenoe from all over the world. The Duthorities have not relaxed their vWlance. for the epidemic ragiug all over this country and in Europe mav r eanDBar in New York stare anv day. In London, it is stated, nev6r in the history of Lloyds has there been ,0 muoh insuranoe recorded a" that arising from the preseut small·pox epidemic. Firms whioh usnally silm. only 80 to 100 polioies a day have reo cently found their output average 600 policies. 'rhe rate of insnrance varies from halt a orown per 100 for vao· cinuted nersons and 40 pence for un· vaccInated persons to J5 shillings and 21 shillings per 100 for oertam fli. triots in the east end of London. Reports recived fDm large cities in various EectioDs of the United StMes show that the present epidemic i. more severe than any whioh has visited them for years. In Philadelphia there are, in additioD, numeron. oaS6. of typhoid fever. Since the first of the year there have been 544 new caSEs of smnll·pox and 9il deaths. At present 463 smaIl·pax patients are under treat. ment at the Mnnii'ipal hospital and in private dwellinn The city coun~ilA laot Thursday authorized the direotor of public safety to employ eXDerts in the work ot cheokiDg the epidemio,and it is thought e500,000 will be needed. In Pittsburg ths mnniclpal hospital oontains only six case. of small pox, bot in the boroOllhs Rnd townships adjacent to that oity 25 oaS8B have been reported within the last few we6\ts. Most of the viotims are negroes. Vaccination i. general and little dread Is entertained of the dis. ease. BOBton has 150 oaBes at the present time-an increaSing nomber beinll no. ticeable d'lrinl: ths last few days. The disease, however, is not nearly a. prevalent as it was a tew months ago. o Ii S~all.pox is prevalent, bnt not epi. d~mlc, ID St.LouiS, there beinl( .!Ibout oaBes quarantined at presAnt. Health aom. Srarklofl' . at tha t cIty . says the aisease was brool(ht the~~ by soldiers retnrning from th n · e "pan. Ish· American war. 200 f er 0 oases New York City is lower than for the PBRt few weeks " V . . · . aCOll1atlon I" IS tbe war ory of the health d epart· ment and of every ph ' . YSIClan. With thoronllh vaccination th , ey say, Bmall pox woold ceaBl> to I ex st, IlDd e variolOid. which ven '. alone oan Ii va . VI ruB Impregnated t ID a syS em. Wonld b oome a rarity. In add' . e· . Itlon to th 18 vaoclDatorB of th~ h i e ea th depa t staff. 1850"'nl., . r ment · J nst at present the nUmb III / / A ~HQVEL ~ Ei PLANS TUe PAY INti OF WATER DEBT COMMISSIONER That's What the Prisoner OF WATER TO BE FIRST Said But Judge Thought East Buffalo Man Claimed Shovel Was For Health I OE!2;z4:::c3-CAtAvr~ that He Thought His o ffieers and Is Fined. WOULD KEEP T :t7LI House Was on Fire, FUNDS SEPARATE. I ENTERED OWN HOUSE; In a decision handed clown in ~Iuni­ cipal COllrt yesterday, Judge Volgel' established a precedent whkh will have the effect of making it easier to stamp out contagious diseases. He has upheld the Health Department in a case against a man who yiolated the ordi- nauce which forbids anyone from entering 01" leaving a house while it is under quara.ntine. There has been a disposition on the part of lnany of those under Qual'autine in the recent smalll)ox cases in East Buffalo, to resist the entOl'cement of the health ordinances, with the result that the Health Depal't111ent was rnore 01' less hampered in ils work. The case was that of the city against Adanl IoCl'ieger, who li'Ves at No. 248 Wilson Street. The house contains l \\'"0 other families. K.rieger was c-harged with entering his house after it had been placarded with the quarantine sign. Judge Yolger inflicted a fine of $~O and costs. According to the e,rldence, on Saturday. February J, two of Kreiger's children were found to have smallpox. They and their mother were removed BROKE QUARANTINE ReP01·t on the Telephones in Use by the Several City Departmentsrested on February 3d -tor assaulting Stafford's Appointment a police Officer, and who was fined Sent in. $5 at that time, goIng to jail for five Adam Krieger, a Pole, who was ar. days to work out his fine, was yester- day fined $20 and costs by Judge Vol· ger in MuniCipal Court for entering A t the meeting of the Board of Alder. a house upon which the Health Depart. men this afternoon City TreaSllrer Boeckel formally notified the Board ment bad established a. quarantine. tbat he had appointed Frank B. Staf' Krieger's home Is at No. 228 Wilson fo rd as deputy tre:asurer in place of Street. About February 1st two cases Charles H. Schwenk. were discovered in the Col. Ward recommended that Section house. whIch Is occupIed by three fam. 286 or the ordinances be amended so as to read as follows: ilIes. Neither of the cases were In "All Jnoneys accruing each fiscal year Krieger's tamily, but its members were from the sale and use at water shall quarantined., though he was not In the be used for the payment of princlpai house at the time. The smallpox pa· and interest In water bonds due in that of smallpox tien ts had been removed to the pest- house and on Fehruary 3d the health authorities went to the house to fumigate it and while they were there Krieger rushed In with a shovel and drove them out of the house, hIs wife assIsting him. Because of his interference with the to the hospital. A detail of police was health officers and because he entered station~d at lhe house to enforce the quarantine. Krieger eame home in the evening, and was told that if he entered the house he could not leaYe it. He was advised that if he \'oTished to continue working he had better stay away until the qual'antine was raised, It is alleged that on the Mouday fol· lowing he returned while two bealth inspectors were engaged to fumigating the l'ooms. In ~plte of VI"arning, they claim, he ran through the roonlS and attempted to assail thelD with a sho\·el. lCl'ieger offered In defense that he thought the house was on fire and secured the shovel in ol"der to throw snow on the flames. Health Commissioner Greene, in speaking of the case, said: "I believe it is a good thing that this cou\'iction has been made. It "rill impress upon the peOl)le that when they run a quarantine, resist the inspectors. or in any other WRY "iolate a health la"·. thoy are liable to punishment. vVhen the p€'ople onc'p thoroughly understand this, we will ha\'e far less trouble in pr~yenling or sUPP1'essing epiclemks." a house under quarantine, even though it was his own, Krieger was re-arrested and was haled into Municipal Court. Attorney Elss of the Corporation Coun· sel's office prosecuted the caSe and KrIeger was defended by Attorney Ern· est W. McIntyre. The latter attorney contended that as Krieger had already served a term in jall in connection with the case he should not be prose· cuted further. Judge Vol gel' held that the cases were entiFely separate and ordered a fine of $20 and costs, Which was paId. I<:rieger was asked why be entered the house. He saId that he thought it was on fire. Also when asked if he intended to put the fire out witb a shov~l. he said he tn tended to shovel some snow onto the flames, ~T~~ ItfAttorney Says the Lieellng of Milkmen Is Legal. The Board of Health met in regular session at the City Hall Tuesday night IN TA~ with all members present ,except Dr, CIil~~~E~~D~E~S~T~RU<;tIcrN OF N. E.Beardsley. Gener ..l routille busi· ness was transacted and the report of DOGS AS BEEN BEGUN-SEY· Health Officer Dr. G. E Ellis was read. AL PEOPLE BITTEN. He reported that during the montb of t!" i, Special to Tho Butl'a}o Express. January there were 110 cases of meas· les. 2 of scarlet fever. 7 of typhoid fev· er and 2 of diphtheria in the city. 80 far this month there have been repor· ted 30 cases of measles and four bouses have been quarantined. Only One of these houses is yet under quarantine and it is thought likely it WIll be reo moved in a few days. Attorney B. E. Farnham l'epo,·t~d that the action the board had taken III requiring milk dealers to pay a l~cense, and to subject their cows to an ~nspec­ tion was in strict. accordance tVltb the city charter. Several .milk de!,lers in the city protested against paymg the B d t b required license and the oar, no eing sure of its ground, referred the matter to B. E. Farnham who was then City AttOl·ney. His report Tues· day night, has settled a question.wbich caused much discussion in the ~,ty tbe past several months. Other buslDess of t d minor importance was .ransac e . - /. Through the efforts of the health de. have been shot. . Mrs. T. R. Barton went to Chicago p~ent of Havana, clgarmakers are B tavla. Feb. 17.-There a re more dogs near here amlcted wIth hydro· phobIa. TheIr latest vIctim Is Harry Marble, the fourteen·year·old son of Sherman Marble of No. 563 Ellicott street. who was bitten on l'!ott hand and lett leg by a dog that gave every Indl· cation of being mad. The dog was owned by Patrick Dougherty of Swan street. The wounds were cauterized by Dr. H. A. Morse. The animal was con · fined and watChed closely. It continued to show Increased signs of madness and wa.s finally shot. It is known to have bitten a number of other dogs. Another dog which caused some ex· cltemen t In the western part of this town was a shepherd dog, believed to be a vIctim of rabies. It bIt a dog owned by MIss Anna Leggett of Bush· ville and another dog In East Pem· broke. The dog came to BatavIa. but It Is not known that It bIt any anImals here. It Is owned by a farmer who lives south of Batavta on the Alexander road. There have, prIor to this, been a number of welt·deflned cases of hydrophobIa and a number of dogs year and not renewable and the balances shall be applied as resoUrce In the appropriation to be raised by tax for the next fiscal year." In explanatIon, Col. Ward says in his communIcation : "The exten t and purpose of this amendment is to apply the annual surplus in the Water Bureau by the reduction of the general tax rate." A total of 109 telephones and twenty. reporteu. one desk extensions were Each indivldual office was ,. hleh had bitten her, had rabIes. Two children named McDonald were also now wet their ftngers on a. sponge ond bItten, but no III etrects followed th9 moisten the tips with theln. The change cauterizing ot the wounds. followed the discovery of tuberculosis l:>ndl\l on cIgars. The department has a.lso induced the readers employed by Itemized, but the report shows that the ,Vater Bureau has one 'phone with four connecting 'phones. The Health Depart.. ment bas a prIvate exchange with four instruments. The Fire Department bas forty-five instruments and three connecting ·phones. The Department of Police has twenty~eight instruments. The Department of Public Instrllction has seven instruments and one connection. The Park Department has six ·phones. The others are sIngle Instruments or one instrument and a connection. like that of tbe City Clerk's office, which has a tpbone and a connection wIth the City Audltor's desk. The Comptroller recommends tbat all unpaid bills be sent in In order that calculation for the estimates may be made in time t;"i.L submiSSion. THOUSANDS,; DYING OF/If ~~E AThousand Victims a Day Is the Awful Record in an Indian District Fearful Disease Has the Place in Its Deadly Grasp and Is Mowing Down the People . LAHORE, IndIa. Feb: l~.-The bubonlc plague has the distflct of Pun· jab completely in Its grasp. The. dlsh th d tit ease is spreading .throu g e IS r c with frightful I·apld,ty. One thousand deaths are reported daily. and took the Pasteur treatment, when no ngcr permitted to finish cigars by it was learned positively that her dog, we ling the tips in their mouths. They I WARD WANTS THE INCOME FROM SALES ReADY FOI? INspeCTION. I / 'Itatlon~ lHlve b£"e-n sent to mnny 1\ 'n the dty to atte-no the Insllf>che neW cancer laboratory of thl' no B d or Health at the new 8ta '1 ~a.I..t.'l-b/)ralOry: 9!1 HIgh str(>(>t, G ~..:n\ (' F E." b ...<),.,_, from 4 to 6, and ,{!"Om ::.~, urcTaY p ._ ~ p.I?'O �s~s MAY CO OYER Th is Grand Ju ry May Not Take Up the Anti-Saloon Lea, ue A Ch arge!. C1..l £.#'),~,..v... DR. GIFFORG ON A~CE. ,t,~jU~ at tour "rancl jury•• u('b nntl-\"nc('lnationtst ph~'· l t smallpox. 'rhe crimt' com£'~ to the added !InfO that his wife children hav(, ulso been seized. e of the State is imperatl"e to rot~et minors. Whf'n the chlet mt'u[ca1 Or1tle. of s\lch dUes as Phllade.lflhi." ChIcago say that not a smallpox has occurred tn the properb,. "acted. the community Is nuthori'zeu tlJ mand compulsory \'UcclnaUon, nnd ta the obstrepl'fOUS Ignorance of who wllfuHy scntlt'r the diseas~." = ~ ,••lI A Ll. POX (,,{ SES . lIouse ftR ·'.\IIY f"uU\pllllntfi nr f,,.ldf'DCP J... tt with llll' 1\"111 he tRkf'lI \Ill In r~~nI8r tUtu. Thr l>rp .. 'nt grnnd Jur;· hR' plont, In hRnt1. Th,' (;"r",t ('11$" {'(1m ... " up on Wpc1nu· ll"r lInl1 nrtf't tbat thr Bolli'T l10d Io;"khftrt Anrl othrr nl"I'Fi. Thf' l\'nrk o( th., Jury t o r . of ,,·or' thl~ Wf'f'k h' tNllly tor It ." R(I It ,-dll 11(" lIt"t'n thnt thp Il1Atrlr't 8hor, , n.',. Rnrl th(' j'ommittc-e Undf'rHtQm) t'R(.'h of fHllallpox '·'E'rp report ed Rix weI"(' r"Ohl Brooklyn. I wo OOro\lgh and oue in Rl.chmond 8ingtfl' (.'Il8f"1't WPM reportpd from Lodging Hou.... T\\'puty·thJrd Ft1'Rt I\'\'~nu~ . thp Sail ore' StV.ll on Staten I_land Rnd the liio,," HOIIpital In 1I.oo1dyn, :,\"", York," • 0 t I ..\lUlIlOi AS!';(J(.'iation partment " T"niv pr~1't Y Clf ' "Tbt'n yOUl' ("(lmlultlN' pr<,-Ct')'f... with tbr TP' fup<'flntrnd<'llt. to I'p~ll'll't tbrt, ",Uon will he lwltl (I'om 9 t 11 . 8r('1\ 0 In thp f'Y<'lIill(r, 0 Tkro':" Ur, Gln-fl!.:.1 ,,:Ht l1!1tkpll. T t" """0 1,,1'11'111-.0 II I ' Jw, nrntwkk UrsPRr"'h I ,.~ ani. t'(,Ttainl:r. not to will br OpflJl C( r ' . p ." tu"atrr It:' WII!'( 1ht' r('plT', .1' I 1II"lt ctlOD , Rtlu frolU R to 10 p Thr rr?olult .. o( Iltt(,llIpt", nlll(l,' In uthC't 'fhp n J h . m. f'ifit'8 tu hlot n1lf til" tutN·tNt dlHtrif't8 Arr"I"l'on- erw ,' o.rntory i:oj nnrl(lf the t }{- ~tatc bo d , 0 wl'lI known, 'I'hro~' haw' InY:lrtllblT l'(· ... UIlN C'An 1,(, f Hr of . !:ifn-n rom th ... in ltat' In ~I'(lttt'rlll":- til!' l11bnhttlillts o( lilr 11I!'oItl'iC" mf'rh" it ~'n'" v Ions, II b I ~ I , S I un 10 l,'onn('CtioD .... n (.I'fl'l' t j' rl,\", "H'" :Ittt'mjlut~ nt'\,p Cnif'eJ'I:;U,' of Bl (f I WI"", rNlUltt'f1 In ('xtin~tlll"hil\~ ylt-l', Thf')' Him• 1 U 0, pl~ hn\,(' ~prawl('d It out, Thr pnll('r h('rl" hA\'(' R[\\'Il,\'B ('1l11('llOl't'tl It) kr,'p It rounc1f'cJ ul' In a ",.,II-rleOn«1 nrr'" "0 lbat II ('ould ht, wnh'heu t'lul "lmtl'llllf'!1, rolum'bu!", 0" Feb, IS.-CSpecial, ,,'hat thr Anll-SnlOlln Lpn;;'t:!' now ,,"nlll~ E'ptrleml(' of mea~le6 has broken out to h~n' till' InCt'dNl lllstrid l'E'AI t'1f't ('11 t~e. Ohio State univcrsity .• Aboutt. 10;,1 stili J~TI';III'r (.':\tf'nl nnd lll'ou~l1t UUtll'l' casts were T£,'~'tof'ted ~Od3). The ,'Imlf'r lwllt,{, t-IUIU'nlr;loll and rernrlttlou I dopnrtment has (~!ltab,lshed a more It nlf'o In~IRt~. thut Ihf' !o;:1!r r I I : l~ua.r8ntln{' and. the unh'erslty au 0 nto:t ('nnts tiC's have -prc.ml!cd to set aside, buIJI. l in thf' hO)I"'PS ",h.-II h(" ~tl)pp{-'t1. It '''' uo~· Jng for l'.1l I!\olatlon hoa-pltat. ('hlillljld thAt flit-urlll'rly hou~('~ trame In I MEASLES EPIDEM C IN OHIO STATE UNIVERS 11-' the O ••• t. Boller and liquor "lIh.ut lI<'onoc., Ed;h£'rt ('alWR, .. houhl ~ "Idetrac'krd jn .. t It ,,, unfh'rl'ltood that a ll~t of the own{'rl;l, of htll'IDjl rh(' t"'harg'{'s , or IWtl"t's lIto"jl for fll .. nt'\ll'rly rlUrpo~ca ~'III n::olmtl the lloJtre lo[d hf'torf' the prf"l'lf'nt IH pn'spntf'fl [0 the j::l'onti JurS , KI'8m1 Jur~, Thrr(" IR r~a~on 1ft hpll£'n" tlH.tt "'!wn JUbtfl,t· Dunh" J, K{'nl'fkk "'os db.· thC'I"~ l\"ll~ S01n(' (rn('ing h('ttr{'{'n llI{'mhN''( trlet uttOl'llf'Y. 11(' Inld do~,n cl'l'tnlu rul('l~ o( th(' J:Tllnd J11rY'Rnd t11(' district Altorr(>lntin' to the lUPtho(} of l'tfl·~putlng rRtors I'(')o"!'t offirf', to the /jrnnd J1I1'~'. {hit' ot bls rull's -wns ..\t 3 o'(·lo('l.; In tlw nftprnnoll. thp Anti, l11nt bf>(orr' th(., t"'1I111plainl of t\ (,fUzen ('ould SnlO(lll L(>llIZUt- ('1l1H11Iitt('(' I'f'turnf'd 10 Ill" Ill' laid b{'(on' th(> grAnU jury. thl" ('omplI11ndt,\' hnll anr! ap.~:tl''''d In tront of thl:' IlrAIII} lIut should ~~'l'Rr (Iut n warnrnt for t11(.' ar. jrr,l' room, FlIrt'man HUJ'kp ('lime nUL and (ulkpd with Ihr ,'ummith'p. Thf'n bp ''fl'nt l'(,~t or the pf'l'~nn 01' IJ~r"On8 cbarged with luto thC' dl~trlN nttornfO."'" oftkE", Hp hnd rrim(', That rlll(" Prt''{'('llt<>d Cl'('ry trlTlnl, "nothfOr talk "'lth th(" t'ommlttf>I', nnel thf'n rouudatiC"nll''''!ot t"'nmplnint tr(lnl going betUl'p thr f'nmmlttf'C' ('oiled OD ttu' dlt-;trlc-t RUnrthE' grand jnry, Jt forl'ed th(' mno who J.f'~'. madr thp t"'o1111'tlail1t to ,bC"~ hiM haud 8ud 'Tbt' mpmht'r" ot tb .. t"'ommittt'(> J1nd DIs I shouldC'r hit-I JUFf ~barf' ot thf' rf'~pon~lhll~ 11'lIt AtlOrn{'y J'punr~' ~'er(' c.:loA"'trd In :'ofr. Ity, 'fhpl'''' hnrl ht"'f'n Ion mau,t' cbnrg{,M of l'l'nn('~'~ prh,Hr om" ... from 3.7.0 until :J.l:i t"'rIWt' hn~ ... t1 upon In'>uftl('lrnt r\·lflf'IlC't.', {l'rlol·t, At nhOllt .J O-dll(')t, :O:upt. tIt I'nTh{'fl' hnd hren too grDf'rul au indlnatioll 1I("p Bull ~troll("1 into tht' dfliltlict Rttorne"-, u,wn tb(' part ot IDdi\'ldl1al~ to ('ollrct tbeil' om"r. H,... jm,t "hnJ'lpenNl" In. ""hl1(" 'hf' ~ ('1,'11 dellt!ol thrllll~h thp IllstrUlllC'ntnlltl' or WIlS j(lklD~ wIth th(> DrWl'ilpAprr m('ll. :Mr, til(' grnnd jllr:t". That ""'a~ thp )'pnfll')ll 'why f':tRurl'f'r, wt"'nrln~ nn unxlou~ all'. i!'slll"fl fJlRtrld Atlnrnf.Y' Kf'u(.'IiC'~ In~i~tptl upon from 1hC' Ilrl\"utC' otflN", He' cAugbt 1lTgbt or wnrl'!lnr~ tirs!. SuPt _ Rull. "-h(,TI :'011'. PrU1H'Y ~lH'('j'('dt'd :.\11'. Ken~ "WiI'\'1 how 8r" ,,' Oll. Gruenl1 1'm l'ral Ikk, hf' Alloptf'tl the Inttt'r'H rulNI nbout JZ'IAd to 111('4' ~ ou'" f"xdutntNI Mr. ~tRu1!'rr, grolHl jllr,f' l'U!olP~ tbat fIlel 11('1 /'ril!lnllt(' In ,,('lzlng' ~nltt, Bull'R bAnd and ..-ringlng It the polh'(' <1f'lmrtmrllf. fmn f'\'foll mlldr thrm "lgorollslr, n IIUII' f;tl'tdf'r, Th,. Antl'~8Ioon Lraguf' :\IR~·hf' Ihe' I:rn{,fnl ought t('l hll,-.. rrpll,.d· l'ommltt4'c would hn\'f' c;:rt nqlde all o( tbl'lIe ''1'm, giRd to HC'(, ,\'ou, :\Ir. StaurTt'r," hut b~ l·ulN!. ditTo t. he ju"t ttmilpc1, A 1It11t' lah't', tilt.' door or :'\Ir. Ppnnpv's prll'";tl(' nOli r uP(lI1("Cl, and ~upr. Bull ":8~ C'RIiNl In, Itf'\', DI'. Ulrtord grePH'd him with tl hanrl!1:hnkp ll~ ht' pnterrd, ~UJlt, Bull "nld ~omf'thtll.l;' a.hout whltp ri('IoO, and thl'rl' ror tbf' Jlurpo~(' TENEMENT HOUSE LA W "' •• n ~pupr~1. 1'",,,I·natu.od laugh. It ~AY BE AW NDED j'\ldt'nt Ihllt IC thf>' c'omrultttr had AUYlhlng I on Rull It wn~ up tht'" ('ommlttN"s ~If'e, e, I --19' m~~~' Of Measles Is Be£!P1ing More Serious7/d"" tbe Univerlily-lll Regulations Complained 01, .Tuo.I.t "hAt, 'n3R tnlkeu nbout Dnd f4itd In ~Jr, I"l"n1\r,' ~ room wnq nut mnu<- knc)\\ n I IIfl4'r thl' ('onff'r'('nf't', 'rhrr", j" r~n'wn to hf'IIC',·(!, hOo"'l"'f'r, that l'lf'yrral understand 1t"!g'A WI"T4 !'NH·bf'(l. Th('rf' I~ r(':t"'on to h('1I"\"(l thut tht'fl' was all lIndt'r~tnndlng n,1t'iI,·,1 hf'l~"{'n the commltte-t, AUti :\£1', Pt'n1W,f', It h; nllllo rt'o~o1Jabl ... to f: • C (}l'atwic'k TtPBe1lrt'h "'II! he forDlully opeuPd on _ ''all0III1Iri a1,," thIN '''(,f'k. IUYitntions t w,," e~ G ratwick Research be Jnspected on LlID(II'II~""ii • nI Associatl'o n bolftI ('onunlttl~p froUl ht' AnU,!'lnlooD I.t'llJ:lH". T1.wsf" dOl'um('ntlol WE'I'f~ rcntl b.t' tbe m~IlI' h('rlS or the grnnd jllr.r, Th('n t"'Rm:! tbt' ,~tJPt-ltlon 81'1 10 wbpthC'l' 1111 th(' othrr Impot't lnt hu!'lo .. l'I~ h{'i('lr(' tht' There Is a p~('ullar fitness In remlndg l.IB ot Borne La Rouch£,i:~~~~r maxim.' Th(' newspap~rA almost dally th{l faN that ,"omp the nnti-nu'clnntlon ~oelHY Is tbo' A Ilttll' tnlk hy DI'. Oln'ord nilollt ,"if'(I "'howC'Cl ll.Jnt hi' lind HuPt. Bull han. tC'nrh. to.rlll.nlit}~ have bp.en scnt ouOt by .... Nl all uu/h'r~t:llldllJi, ml!i~Joncr ot hplIltb of the ata ~ "ft 18 l.u'ttC'l' to June )"Ict' coufine-d' to thr('f" hpnIth, tbf> cOllllril of the U ~ BI~ff.. ,o, and the m",/i"n' r ",vel'lft1 un"'('r~ih' BCD ty 01 hlm'k .. thAn in 3:\ hlnr"!l," RAI(l nr, GI(, Bn'.'·. tcrd, "'-hal WJ1R ProY~(l hl'" th!' fll~lI ... trou .. 't .rlo!SNI In th(' ~nlo(J t'Ol"eJt)JleB f'trf'd o( fl;ftL"t':uling (II' l'!1'~itl'rhl~ 'Tire I~ y~ uthl~llS to th~ fourth midwinter are 7I,? ot the antt~\'accln9.­ gravely -proposed, but ~f up its rnvagcs upon the the8e poor ,1ctims may out that they hU\'e bcpn 8ufpunlehed by the- d1!'cast? Itself, elty there ha"e bE'c'n reported C'xof 8uch natural lltl11lshm(.'nt In tIl(' Mr. PrnllP,:\" AAld: olhrr. He Say. it Ought to be Re.tricted, Net S cattered- M r . Penney is to Ha ndle the Evide nce. '1'1,1'" Antl,~nJlton T.t'nguf' l'lilll'gt'A thnt Yit-f" ftClnrlplht"1f 10 th(' C'II~' with t1w knowlf"();r(' of tbf' POlll'C' will Dot, ,)rnhfthlr. hf' IRlft 1t4" rurf' the' Ilr(,IIIf'nt "eTlII1U JUI'~' 8ftrr all, It llUll' ht' th;lt Iht grllnd jurl' noW' In hf'~!oII\lIl "til hr l'l'wly to tnkp nil the mattf'l' nf'xt U'(,f'k attf'!' It bB~ cl1f1[)o!'lpd of otht"r hmil· nf'!II!,( 1\'hlr'h hAiti pr('('('clpn~~ Of'f'r thp Antl~l!loon T..C'II):llr C'barJ.W8. hut It i~ bf'l1f'\'("{1 thnt Ihl" wholp mnttfOt' will \.If' b{'ld oY{'r until tit,. ~nIH'I~nw roun grand jur,,' 18 01" g{tulzf'(1 0111' WI.pk (rom Muntin.'" An Attf'mIlt "'"!ot JIllld(' n'fCtf'l"rlsy to ha'f" thf'lIIf" I'Ilnrl:f'R lnltl l)(>tol't~ tilt' «rond jUl'Y' through John I", IIIl1'k •• ,b. <holrman, Tbe I'nOllitionfl Ilnd oth~r <1{)r\llnf'l1t~ hfOorlng on tb{' mnttC'l' WI'I'(' han(lf'd to Mr, Burkt" ~('~tf'I'dn)~ morntl1Jr by R,"- , D1', 0, p, GI(~ fClld, IU>\. :\Ir. Htnnft'(>r and l.fr. Drant, th(' !1ll':'::""~!,I~lr.:...!f :Itl~'l:rg I;~.:=. o~r °tl:l~~~' HEALTH COMJdISSIONER SEES A WAY TO P~EVENT FRICTION. Th~ palth DrJlartm~nt o( ( makr "U or the CIII' • in its last wf'('kly bullettD, fHlong appea.l (or the £'ndow. mcnt (.) an illMitute f~ the atud~ ( tl'('atm('nt of ('once-t', ~~ "TIlJs a{Jp(';ii," F:\YS thf' Cht\! go H('{·ord-Uf'l'ahl. "is inspired and J ("nnf'r('d nrgpnt hy t he steady In. ''1'pal5~ in lhr- llumhf'l' flf deatbs front this JJlal(gnant and ~e{'miDgb' lwp .... lNls ciIsC'ase, "}low "apid ha~ hr('n thf' in('r{'8.R 111 th~ nnmhf'T of deaths. from ron· 1'(,1' is ~ho"'n hy thl" fa('t that ,,'hlle 111 t h(' tie~ade t>nding ill 1)\'jO th",re were only 7,:1 rleoilth~ from cancer In ('VPl'Y 1,000 deatht'. 14.;; in the lie-xl del'adf' and 19.\; in the dpcade: finding in 1'90, in tho dp('ade ending ill l'JOO thcrr~ we-["e ;::S.!1, Last year no 1(' " thltll 1.0(13 out of a total of ~ 1,40fi deaths in rhica~o W('TO from I'~J nrf'r- a proport Ion {\f more than ·11 in cvC'ry 1.000 deatht', H.\('cordin~ tn thE' returns for the nT~t two w(,>f'ks of this month there Wf'rp 4,!i; dpa th from ('ancel', or al· 1I10st douhle 1he numher lor the l'orr(>spondlng period JaM year. .. \yith thp~e far'ts before them it iN not ~urprI~in~ that physklans and the hralth rlepartm£'lIt urge th~ rslabll:-:hment of an institute wbere the- Huff('l'cl'~ from this dlseasr may lip tn~ated and organized res~an:b Into Hs l'Anse and COUT!:C may be eurrft'd on,'· London, Eng., a~ well as ChJcago, II agitated hy the samt.' ~ubje("t, and tbe medical profession there is strenUOUsly exerting it!=-£'lf to provide rne.ans t(tr investigating proper!}- the caU~('. progress anll trp.utml'nt oC this dread dis· ea~I?, easure l\lay be Altered So as to Apply to Buft'alo Only After hpllp1"(' /A NOBLE WOMAN'S GIFT Through the gcnero:;ity or l\tr:::, WiIIhull II, Gl'utwiclt. Buffalo is in ad· yan(.·e of cithE'r London 01' ('hiC4!go In fhis rf.'garn. The Gratwlck C'ancer Lab· oratory, at ;-';0. 99 High Street, 1\'aI upen£"d for puhlic inspection yesterdaY, ;L rlctailptl ae('lOUIll of its facilitl~5 t>e-. tbat :lllOlhl"r l1n1!Pl,.tollft1ng "..'Rq arrl\'('d at JaDuary I, 1902, bf'twP('n Dr. t:ltfnrd nnc! !=\upt. Bull. lt ~Pf'm~ tbat th(' ('ommltt('1'" made R mi!ll, lak~ In car_'rlng thp mattt'r dlrpd to the Ji.e.,:1ltb Commt"'s'gp 9 · GVea);fstering published on anoth~l' page of 'THE forf'01an nt thl~ grnnd jury, It Flhould h:\Yf'o day told a REYIC'Y' rf-vortcr that he "l~E~, :Mr~. Gratwic1\ ga\'e $;iO,OtlO zonp to )Ir. Pf'nn('y ;tnd not o\'pr :\lr. P('n. was in fun»)' uf U11 un1enumpnt to the to d(.·fray thE' f'rectlon and appointIlf'Y'R b{'ld, Hr, GiffOrd qaJ'S h~ dJda't ,nt'w 'l'enempnt House L,l\••·.• The RE11lC"nts nf the building, while tho ner~s' kuon thllt. JIf' fiiuppo~rd thot It 'Wn~ th~ f;an: grounct was purchased and g1\'en prollf'r thing tl) UI. to. ~o dlr('('t to till' ton", \'1E"- published a :-;LOry :)0111f" ft:w d~lYS In' Brnn~on amI Dextpr Rumsey. Barr! mlln, Whf'tlu'r othf'r mplUb('T'S ot til,.. I"om. ag-o l"('latillg the objections th:lt had • • , Tile mltt(~f" knew n-hot tile f'stnb1t;.;bl"Ci pro~'ed111'e bt't:'n mad~ to the pro\'ision requiring ] raml1n anti olher Burral('lman~. full \'uhlt' oi this mal!'nificent ,:iCt lS I~ (lit) not 8pP(l1tr, nr. Glft'ord bOb hud liUIf" tank l'lO~('tR in tt'nemt'nt h01.HVS amI d1 to do with grlllHI ,lUM('i, Ro, after tbf' eon mt'ntloning th~ l'act that some mou e uf hardly y('t upprl:dated lJy the gcn('r ta ft'rf'n('r wIth -'Ir, l't'nnt",\·, Dr, Ultrl)rd ~alrl n:lie! W.H" lJelng sought. publl(.'; a pl.~l'llsal of the- abo\'e tlUO ' rald ~(I knnv of uo l'(la!'Ol1 lfhy the prf'scnt graud "In thlnldng over the matter or obtiou from the Chicaso Rf'cOl'd-lle Jury ~hould tlrnl> n1t othf'r t'8.~('~ nnd tuke t jet::tions to the n£',)· hl w I believe thi.lt may It ad to a better recognition of jti! UI> tht' If'RKUP'lS nlllttpr out ot It~ tUl'n Dr an amendment to apply to BUffalo, ilTIpol'tanC'e from a ~cjentlftc and hU· GHford JoO~Jct: • ' :-:;hould shOUld b~ 111.1de to tht.~ statute lIIall1tal'iull \'I(>w. . "Othrr b,l""in(,C'g h(t!( prp(,pd('l1N>, It i~ "hkh woultl m;.W., .. , the v~riod or its Sev\'ral l'Cl'('nt"Occurr(,llces ~IJ to shOl\ rlg'bt tbnt It "houle1 bU\I' PI'f'('t'dpllre Bud en[orl'''~lf.:lIt dOlt ... hom January 1, 1902, that Buffalo is 51J1gularly ble~:;etl \\lth thBt t"'njllf"~ sb(ultl Itf' hPf\ld in t Th The Ja\\ "t:nt into effect about the mhl~ f1htrh-t atto ; .,' llrn. ,. dl ot August, 19t11. nnd this •. mend~ men anu W0U1~11 endowed With a lar£'C I , rlU' ~ ('onr8e- In this m;Ht('1" I.. mt'nt" oulll tuke In all thosp. who had (fOrtalnl,V' ~tltl ... t;H'tHl'l" to us. Our mnttl"r 1J~£'n STanted uuilding permits undt-f - - - - - - - . . . . : - - - - -- -- 1\ 111 h~ r{,tlcb In dut' Uml",. iT w1l1 not ('Om ... I lhe 01el law duril'g (he ft:"" months the shan~ nf public-spirited gcnerosIU': and lip thlR 1\'f"fl\, It mtly ,'f)1Ile up 'nf"oxt Wf'i'k ll~W one was first in ('fre('t. :tnloug- Ihc~c the name ot ~Irs, "'HUalD nr If not, thf'n tbt' wf'pk nttf'r, There Is no: ....·~·nt' a,11}l !ldment nlgtit al!'o SR\'e the I lI, Gl'atwi('k FL.tnds "(lI'Y near tbe head. l"Ml"'on or ~hkh I tlIn UWRrt' why thl '- It~ ~CJml;! rou't/If'" 'huo.lcl we f'mll'an)r • !;t ~rllnd to ('nfor' I f jUrj Iq on~ Iwttf'r than thr 'mut1 j th . . t.{' tile prO,'j-.: on;') 0 thp new law, will Hit \\"f.~('k stll'r I~ t " e: ury at m. tht' r.lse of sum!.!' on('! who had been .)r GIft' . n 1: • g13Hl"(] i\ pe:-:nl tln t1~r the old law I . ortf olso t'l II tl"tl lhol nl) e"ldpD~ "h,.11 the n('w one \\ ~lS re-.tIJ), In ton,~, n the !l()t;S(,t.;fllon ·,It the lr8JltlP would he "I ha\c \\I·ittt.>l1 ~nnt or Hdl nn the pr(' entro tl) tbp grallli jllry this WtH'k, ilia Lh'r anti will prob.lbly hf 11' "hHt be A.8kN1 It any f'T'ldrncf" "ollid bf> pt"PlH"Dted thinlts of the 'lU, lion in a 1 -w dnys/' D~~t w'ek, Dr_ GltrlJr~l rt'plll"d: r I I i I �. "'EW CANCER :AB~RA~?~Y~".~ 1 1 c ' ~. • ~ DY' tbe ta,C" .. Fmcr ]"boratol')' 0 If I ",Ill be npen' Illent (t Iiea'th at BU a~. 'or Inspe". cd bnturday. Fe' ruarYt-'~ 'DlD Ion. tIc.1l hv Dr. Lc'" , • to •• $:")' c (' J! ~1tb. The bl\ll 1 I Jon' h)' rl,.I(e 51 t 000 nn' u s, r Tlt c 1 '""r HuflA,or t T ,e ":3" .111 pay t' run~lpg exp ,.' ... I n< itnt Is Expen8lvl". tston representatives state tbat tbe; e d 0 b ~O"O II sp r; , Il,II out ~~O a day caring for .mai!poI p~lients, and prennting tbe Ipread of tbe disease. Tbe cl y of Wllkesbarre Is spendinll, $05 per day. and l'.ymoutb Is spending $300 Pot day I C08t Wiliresbarre 'aot ~1 900 to ,montb ,, on force tbe quarantined measure adopted by tbe .aul~ary committee . ~ _ ,/ i1l ~ur ~hlG lIeue l,-el U 1U .........fmh"t~1t "'r I -r1)1l· U~ 1fi II-- ~re Smallpox ~ ~ rl' gt~iiriRr6 fin btt $/allt III n ",ru AJI'r£_4.-€.~~'Jt/ B\'I'IfY; I' .".,.... ' r !ltn titrtl) etr. nnb c Stellfillgton A elTHER PUBLIC 5ENEFACT Qtl . ~... -,lhorn H. (}rntwiek. ot HufInlo, hns 'ned nn llOnorahle IIlar·e among the n.ro.,~ and pnhlic·,piril.,! men nnd "'omen who hnve plnnn ..1 Dobl" and "i"cn l'b II . ~ I era y t<Jr humanity's .nk.. Tbe ron eel' laool"tol'), built "~d furni,b· eil witb fnnils tenth re,1 by ber in memor, or be.r lnte Iin,bonrl, ,,·n. fOI'mnlly ope,;. :\f. ,d ,nth npproprintr (>A{>T('i~w:.;, on ~!lt1}rdn.y. The in!o'titlltion, tornlPrly nn 311- • great many cases of smallpox are ol'·d this winter from all parts or th COtllltrl·. In some of the larger cltl , notably Boston. the spread ot the disease for a time amounted to al. t . 0005 an epidemic. and northern portionsInoftbe tbecentrnl State smallpox has appeared aud local boal'us of health are put to unusual etrorts to rope witb it. Fortunately for ;0.:1'\\ burgh. tWs unwelcome visit. ant has ~ot broken out here. Early 10 the wtnt,;r a gentleman was strick· e n With a disease that was tbought to br .smallpox. but owing to the prompt 3('tlon of the Board of Health any Possible. epIdemic was prevented and t. he patient bimself l'eCO\'e-~ wI·tb· 10 a few weel,s. ."" ~uch as smallpox is dreaded it is notlred thnt there have heen' com. p~ratlvely few fatalities. Great pro. gl ess has ~e~n made in the treatment of the amlctlon within recent years Governing Them Submitted by Health Commissioner, Clean Towels and Hands and Monthly Inspection Will Be Required. Q!elegentiicf) btr geltrigen Gi~u:1 junet of the l'niversit, of Buffnln. i. A Inte ~ispatch states that in on~ bes lTinanj (Iomitt~ bit 21Ibermm 'Ia now IlC)t ollly ('udow.tl hy but under tilt' communtty In Ohio some 300 persons contl'lll of the State. By a curious eoiu. ~~~. the disease and not one patient Q!efunb~eit!,(Iommiffar m1alttr g~~ C"idC'nce nllllonn"l'mf"nt wns made n a',l'· . A Acco . "d'109 t 0 the PbiiadelpbiaNortl1 Q!mne bem[elom ben !llorfcf)I~.g b ~ or two nJ!"o tllnt "fhp official heads of I live merlcan u No mort" ~kin 'a ffection~ ~nlr I ba mos t Successful preventa· madit. ber Gtabtrat~ r~.lIte f :: . a t b • 1l1!'.Hc'nl Ilrofl'ssion of Grent Britnin, las E?-en found and tested b' from ulH:h an methl)d~ in barher ups llroiettirte neue Duarantant,5,iosptlai with t,hp l\:in~'!=; npproT'nl. atp dctrrmiJ1Pd [01' thco he-urdcd one~ 0 fralo. itnes fedjs bi5 fteben 21m~ gro~~ to nmtr for n systematic inT"estil!ntion the slRlpl's o[ SI. Jos~Female 01" Ton!'-o!'lal rKlrlo~ al' b~lJn un,leT Q!runb[tild an lYerr~ Gtr., unltl:~ illto tltt, ('nusC's, the prrH'ntion am] tilt.> I,han Asylum 01' that city. On~ 01 l:Pe(:I~ll lW.lllh ordino ;h .. tnd undtr ur the sistpl's was interviewed in r~gal'd $tenfington 21be. gelegen, 3 IDerfu, tr(lotulent of ('ol1('('r," R,r ~t('lUati('. ori~d­ thl' in~pCCllu1t ot th," Departm(,l1t of to the matter anrl sai«1 tbat thp dl'Ugs He.l1th. Ht'alth C'ummissloner Greene Aunq [tellen. .. I'oft b' nnl TPfH.'Ur('h alon,:!' :-;imilnr Jiups i~ b('il1~ in the pr~paration have been em· mtend~ l\.> re\'omlnend thilt the \, 'Hm .. . ~n bie[er Gibung lam nam lUI Ie cnrrit'd nn in Berlin. The man who US?c\ ployed by th~ ,J;lsters tor sixty years . mon Council enact u. pet of ordln.uwes lRefolution bes 21Iberman @eorge ~()h~(,R the llrohl('m will be one of tllf' In nil that time there bas not been a gO\'t-') nlng all ltaJbc·r shopfi., so t"'lit the ~oeller auf's ~apd. laut lIleldjer au.~ ~n~atpf't hcnef:1C'lCJ~ o( thp hUllion race. single case of smallpox in the institu· I IZOI ~ ann Ol·h\. r lnsu'umenta \\ UI ul \\.lY8 b \ a5 IJCI-C(.>{"tly d~an "8 tht! (arc I tion. ~nlauf tines flir bas neue D~aranta~ The prestription. obtained by Moth· (ully 6lt'rllized ul('nsil~ or a. 1,Ospltnl nd'jos~ital erforberlidjen gtelgnet ge, er Gonza sixty years ago from a phy· UJ)~lHtlJlg room. leaemn (lJrunbftiidil bie Gumme non sician In Germantown Pa., who hau Barber Shop La.w. Wanted. $50.000 6elllilligt lIlerben [oil. . in turn reteived It from a surgeon and scientist in Paris. whose name 21iberman ~. ~. ~Ibam, ber mtt au is not record pd. is as follows: biefem (Iomite gef)ort. [pracf) ben grain solid extract digitalis, m1unfcf) au5. lJin~cf)tIidj btefer 'l.f~ge, ~E'V "\'ORK BOARn OF nE.~L'rn one"One grain sulphat e of zinc. one·half leQenqeit ~ie ~(nftdJt nes @efunbf)etls' teaspoonl'ul of sligar, four ounces of FA[LS TO STA~II' O~' T THE water Dissol ve the digitalis and (Iommiffiirs [elb[t au berne!)men. the zinc separately. then compound 2)arauf !I~riff 2)r. GJr.eene bas ~ISEASE. the prescription. It is of the utmost lllJor! unb mad)te ben oillgen IDor' impol'tance tbat the solid extract of fdjfag, fii~te [agar ~inau. bail er g~r Dhle!lse Brenk. Out in Pnbllc Inlltl- digitalis be used. Some druggists say nicfJt einf!~!n lonne, lIle~qaHi ~~~ there is no such (hing and use the Gtabt biefes Gliie! nidj! 3ur IDerfu~ tntlons nnd .\11 of the Inmates liquid, but this is valueless. The liquid doe. not produce the results." Aung [tellen [ollte. ba es bo~ jeb! bracf) Hln"e 1.leen ·V n(>clna.ted. The dose is one teaspoouful every ba liege unb nidlts einormge. numal bour 1'0" twelve consecutive hours. I fie nocfJ balu jene $50.000 erfpann for adults; for a child under 10 the Itliirbe. ItlelcfJe in ber lRef olution fiir New York. Ff'h. 21.-Smallpox is in ... dose is one·balf teaspoonful houriy tin anbms (lJrunb~iilf nerlang! roer, rC'asing alarmingly in New York. In for twelve hours; and for an infant ..;pite of the ctTorts or the board of he:tltll ten drops every hour [or tbe twelve ben. (fr ~ab ben lRatf), bail neue to stamp it out. In!!4. hours 16 n~~w hours. The sisters usually repeat Duarantand)ospital auf bem@runb- ca~ps "(\'ere rC'!")orted. this treatment once a month wb~n fHid ~in!et hem aHm errief)ten 3u lof' The in!C<'Uon has hroken out tn the smallpox is epidemic. Tbe face may Kings count~- Jlospltal in Brooklyn and be bathed with it. thus preventing fen unb )\t1Qr blirfle man gleidj3 eiti 9 all the inmutes han! been va.ccillated. fiir AlIlei lIleitere ,~o~pitaler [orgen, In the B ellfwlle insano pa"nton a 11<1- scars. Of course such a preparation would namlicfJ fiir Gcf)arlacf)fieoer,. 2)ip~tl)e­ tirnt Ilam('(\ Comyn hilS h('cn stricken have to be compounded and taken with th" diseRs('. Early In the month ritis- unb fiir an anbenn an[tedenben -smallpox mndE'! tts app£"arance hC'r(' flnd with great care, as it is very powerful. ShanlQeiten leibenbe 'llatienten. all tho pnUrnt .. weort:' ornt>red vaccinated, It Is. nt least, always in order to talk to your physician before adopting 2)r. (lJwnt fiiljrte bonn lIleiler auil, Comyn r('fu~ed to submit. preventatives or remedies of this iems @runbftiid an ryerr~ Gtr. fei bot Idnd. 30 ~afJren gelauft Illorben, aber nod) T .......... ~WAlK ";9}BERIES." nie qabe er banon geljort, bail non ben 'llatienten bes allen [luarantane' Dr. S. 'Objects I ,\)o~pital!l eine an[tedenbe Shonlqeit ~D B €i!lt n .,l d Up and Tells rodter ber1mite! lIlorben fei. of a. Bold Attempt. (2)os lIlare nor 16 obtI 17 ~a~ren Dr. S. S. Green, l>rother of the Health aoer fidjer ber lYall geroefen. roiirt ba, mag ber 'JJ!etger ~oQn IDranbt. ber Commissioner.. made things Uvely bt:'bie !Blattern flatte unb im l;/od)fieoer fore lhe Alderl'1tlnlc Committee ell .sld~ aus einem ffenjttr be~ l:luarantiim. and C'ross\\alks last night when he ,\)0511itals fprang. nicf)t im Gcaja, I nlaue s\yeeping (:ha.l'ge~ to the effect Quabo (Iml ertrunlen. ~L b. lR.) i tha t ~Ide-\\'a lk inspectors hnxe been making" good thing OUI of the c]ly by I 2)r. @mne berief ftef) babei auf bail cond~rnnlng plnnk gid:t~walk5 in ord.'r i i nuarantam'Sjo~pital in !!onbon, to Cnyor contra('tor~. The spedal ca~e which brought out rotldie9 in einem fe~r bidjt benoHerten thib Aid Association Calls Attention to protest wa16 An ~I:-;s~~"'ment o( $.:.:..s: State Charities GtobttlJtile Ile1]t. roa!! audj in !Berlin fol' a side-walk on Ue Avenue. 'iouth' Buffalo, which the doctor reCuseu to the Needs of the Buffalo State mit ber (IfJarite btr ryaIT if!. 1'-;'. '!lr, Q!mne gelJt namlief) bon ber "lnspec'tors hJ.vc bcC'n going around Hospital. ~(nficf)t au~. ban. falls ber Gtabtrat~ the suburbs," Haid Dr, Greene, "condemnlng good plank "Idewalks "In1l'ly iene $50,000 beltlilIigt, $6.000 aUt to furnish jobs tor C'olltractorH. I caught IDerbefferung bes allen Duarantiine' some ot .these fellows traring un ~om<" .I)os?italS unb ber meft fiir altlei neue sidewalks out my way. I threw their into the street and ordered them Q!e6aube nertoenbe! roerben fonntm boards away threatening to throw them In the bonn luare [iir eine etltlaige @efal)r no~ street the next lim~) I t'.tught them at kind of work," alIen an [tedenom Sttanlljeiten barge> that Dr. Greene told of' anothf.::r ('age whid\ [or\1!. had ('ome to hIs knowledge on .swan where a slight (rack cuused bv 2)as (Iomite befdilon barauf, ben Street, storing t.:oal, was used as a pretext for In Jtg ninth annual report of the con- 11atlon ran be made under the f!X. tlng ~lIbermen bie !8!ltlilIigung bes !Befra, laying It bran new stone sidewalk fur dItton of the various hO!.lpltals tor the conditions and tor this realon tb~re t~ the benelit of' contr.:lI.:tors at the ex- tn~ane throughout the StatE', the State Kre3t danger ot thp. 2pread of the d~ae ,'u empfeljlen. pense of ta~parers. (. 'harltles Aid Ac:;;~octa.tJon cites a num- ease. SMALLPOX INCREASING iYI s,~e:-z.c~ DEPLORABLE CONDITIONS ~ HOSP~fL CONSUMPTIVES IN WARDS=-= ROOMS ALL OVERCROWDED STRICKEN WITHsMALLPOX. --- PH, "CI.H woo DR.~"ED . Ot' TUE 1))!t D.~~GERS E.'SE is ~ow HlliSELF lLL, :' .... York. Feb:u,,,, L'-D " . Lar'son, of Ringo .' r. Cornelius the da.nlfr or amall e.s. !'\. J .• "ho br&\'ed tor th", l1V1n&' and b:~ COntagion. caring hluo b<>en ,Itlick.a b/ ~~g tho d<ad "Ion., bouae ot tbe ot a IJaUent.. (&.ran, . e dlJlea.ae. at the ba\'. beT~o other Dletnbt'ra u.r en otrt<ken with tho th BaUd 01 Rea.ltb p ticnu has .ent WOrd to at he .Dd h1I two dls e, out Dr c: be ex. Public 'Yorks Commig::;lonEl'r 'Yard bfr or improvements Buttalo State Hospital. needl!'d In the promised that he ,,"oulrl brfng the conThe In!lttcutlnn Is crowded far betrnC'tOl"!i and In~pe('tors to book it yund !ts capacity. ma.kJnlt the work· name. were furni.hecl. It was stated «Inlrs ot the hosplwl d,mbly dimeult that thp... o<"cl~rn~nc~s r,l'ferr€'.d to took and nece~sarlh' ~ubje-C"tJng the path.·nt~ pJnc~ h,e.. ore Col. "ard ~ ad\ent to o!to many dl!l{'omforts. In the report It flee. ... 0 nameS w~re gtn~n. ~hown that !'t"vt"ral new bulldlngs "1 obJect,') fluId DI, ureene•• ito these, ore's, J'Jerp~slt)~ and that no time should, robbers prf'ytng In the oU18klrts, where be l(l~t In, thtlr eref'tlon These. the most roblJerI("~, hy thr way, are pi'Tw report say .. , ~bould cpnsi!!t ot an amu e, pt!tro.ted. The dt.·f!u IA done without ment p ..\xlHon, a nurses· home, a bUlldany notit1.catloa. Downtn\\11 nothing ot tng (or thp 8uperJntendent and the hns- liS I the kind I. attempted. They never or 1llf'ddllng \\jth the Rutnscy inlror,er:tll on Tracy ~treet. for jnsta.n~('. is no slde-w~Ik..." , cOtnplalnt ,,'as referred 11]"".tlgatlon. n1.;o :iI. similar ~'Om')I,llnt by f",. Nicholall M """', relntl\'p (0 a slde",,!k In Cr. t or prOp rt· t Ems~te and In onp case ,,'bleh the- report cites a patient sutterlng "'Itb cunsumpllon and near to rleath ,,"as treated openly In onE'! o( the wards while physically healthy Insane patients uc upled tn eame Quarters. As to (lv('r(,l'Owd ng. the Tpport dr'l~s the a.ttentlon or the authQrttlrs to one room. t,,'enty·flve by thl!"!)" teet, wlfh a Courteen ... toot ('eIUDK 1n wb! h thlr!)" cot are- noW In daHl" use. Anothe" r .om, twenty-one by t"n tf>ct and I::t "hleb there ts only one l\indow, c .n· pltal stat!, and a building Isolated rr'>m I talns .lx bed.. l'e8rly 11 ot the rOOms ttl .. nth.rs tor the treatment or insane \'f'hICh ... ere CormerJ)'" used aJI .1·Un,,· c-or"~umptl\·e8 to tbe t"xclusto f al,l rooms. an':! whlrh were J te-r;... t r others. I that purpose. are n01\' USN u If'evtnK At present consumpth-es mingle w·th room!f. a.nd are gre-oil·J)' o\""errJ'1"'l'wd~" otll!'r patients. and penon. In the 1 at An ot th lie need are caretully Iron' atage. of the dl ...... are Qua tored I:l into In d,tall In report. ard • tbf lar war/h. .'0 atteml" at dlato re let Is t • �€lrmen. Lj'Hrpthc! wIth th(' amoul1ts ask.. City Tn·a. urer ............... . cd for. are as follows; • i~n(f'~ Public \\rorks ••••.••••• ::: Amount Am(;unt lIreau of 'Valp.r .•..•• ; ........ . _\FkN1. Allowcl'1. lj.:;lgiJlf""{'rln Jlf ..................... . Mayor's Of-pt.. •.. $ 11.6:);).00 $ 11 &)5 00 ~urnp f l lml ..................... .. Civil Stn·lce Com .. ~:~:~ J:~:~' g~~d~ll(~~S~I~!~~tneomn;i$~i(;n::: Common CouncU .... 003 00 a.r.;',)jh·Vt) D~'parlment of Poor ....... ..... . I Comptroller .....•. 18 :14'354)00 ~l~,i()O I l1epnrtmf'nt or Law ...... , ... .. Tre-a!lurer .... , .••.... ' , . .. Department or H"alt~ ......... . Publlc 'Vorks14.42.<;.00 1I.J3~.'(1 Department of F}re ............. . GE"nera J OIDc.., . . ,. 5'JI-437 1)-1 D~)lartmenl of Iolice ........... . Bureau or ""atf'r ... 517,I.l6Z.~4 ~, 1.Df"partmE'nt of Park~ ... _..... .. BurE'au ot Enstnee'r16.1.013.00 f?ppar~m('nl or Instruction ...... ',"~!.!,!.I.: Ing..... ..• 175,606.00 3"';'~Ol.OO .106.o.;.;.O<l· Ity Clfrk • • •••.•.•.•.••..•• ••.• Bureau ot Strf>1't8 .. 15S.SJ{}.I)!} AudItor" D('partment ....... '" Bureau ot Ix'lmps ... 172,OSO.OO l~,l~!~.OO 1113Ql IX) Harbor :\Iast(>r .................. . Bureau of Builr'!1ng. · . Pollcr Court ..................... . Grade CroA~lngs ~,51().OO ).tuntrlpal Court ." ........... .. Comml.s.slon , •. ,.,. ~3.510.00 3c1,:1~.()f) I :\!arkf'l Departmeo} ......... , ... . Assessment .... .... 31.085.00 lOi.5M.OO Boller TnHppction ~und ......... . Poor .... .... ........ 130,940.00 30 97il ()i) I BUrNtU of Plumbing ........... . Law.... .... .... .... 31.175.00 49:6~o:~' G. A. n. ReUer .................. . Health .... .... ..... 6(J.r'lS.OO 703,45~J(j ('tty Hall malntenltnre ....... . Fire ...... ..... ...... 7:.!O.266.55 i~4 M·l.on Elpction Expense fund ., .... .. .. PoUee ........ . ... ,... S08.55Q.OO 1:'~:17.l.00 tndl"pl'ndl'ncp Day cHC'monies .. Parks .... ...• ...... !!"",4,2..J:!.·I~ c:ity Real F:qtntp Taxes ..... .. Public Instruction .•. 1.008.500.00 1,091.3if.t.flO 1" 5?<) 5" ErronE"ou!=; 1'axecc ......... _ ..... . City Clerk .. .... .... 12.522.52 ;;·ZS;;-()() Pafpcting title to lands taken Auditor .• • .... .... 3.282.00 Harbor l\1a~ter ..... 17,060.00 P::k ta~(l::JeRedemp·tl(;n··si~k~ Judlclary~ soo 00 Ing fund ............ ...... . .... 1~.250.00 8."1)0.00 Comptroller F. w. M. Heerwagen us has been able to thoroughly under- Pollet.> Court. ........ . 15'425·00 I ('on!'olldatN1 School tund ...... l~I\,(,Ol.OO 16.500.()f) stand the conditions in the park system Muntcipa I Court ... . 9'297·00 PubliC' Llbrarv ..... ...... j~.6i~.50 0.397.00 IlUbmitted the estimates, as be had re- In Butr'alo today at such short notice. Markets .. . ., • · . Gro!'llvf'nor Llhrary •.•. .. ...... 19.fi&I..8!I Boller In· ~laed them, of the various departments ,\\"hen we meet tomorrow we will dls- Fund, ... -00 00 ,Dr. J...orr'!'~ Library ......... . .. .. 50000 4.61O.r)o) tipcctlon ...•.. ' ... 1'00"50 Surralo HI~toTIr.a1 SOl"lety .. .... 4.4~.t1 Dt the city government to the Board ot cuss the question and probably prepare Board 1.002.50 of Plumbing 13'450'00 I Bonded D~ht. PrlnC'lpa! fl!nd ..•. l.3Ti1i177i !Aldermen yesterday. He managed to a communication to the Common Coun- G.A.R Rf'1ipt b"und. 15,950.00 Bonded Debt, Interest fund.... S\t.551.18 cil explaining each Item." City and County Hall 1 JoP off only $2~8,032.21 from the "figures The cut ot Comptroller Heerwagen on 22.500.('10 ;:--;;;;.;- , and mruntenanN". 22.500.00 30.%1.00 :,.t.1 . . . . . . . . .. • '.~ ,.,.13 I 30.9ti4.00 and tables ot amounts that were asked the Park Board estimates was practi- Election ('xpem.f'~ Day 1'or, the greatest cut being in the esU- cally a cut for aU Improvements. In- Independence 5lI)OO.fJO 5,000.00 celebration .•.... . tes of the Park Commissioners. ~tead of allowing $10,000 for a dock in City Real Estate ma Riverside Park on the NIagara River, 15.000.00 15.000.00 taxes . .. . .• The former Boarrl of Park Commls· he aboll.hed the Item entirely. He cut ErronpOUR taxf'~ 15.000.00 16,000.00 . aioners a~ked lor $244,242.48. ThIs was the amount asked for music in the Perre:"'Un~ titles to cut to $129.174. The reduction was so parks or the city from $5.000 to $4,000, land taken at lax 10,000.00 sale ...•.. .... • .. 10,000.00 ....eat that In municipal cIrcles it the amounts asked for macademizing formed the ha~is of most of the com· roads, etc. No salarIes were tampered Park BORrd RNlf'mptlon and f'lnkllJg lIlent on the E'f'tlmates. with. 12.!!50.00 fund . . . ........ 12.250.00 It appcars that the new Board of FE·W DISS.4.TISFIED. Consolidated school !Park eommlssion('rs also sent in an 150.001.(00 150.000.00 fund .... ... . eatlmate. They asked for $157,000. In Tl.551,~2 7!l.950.00 Other departments or the city did not Buffalo Pub. I. . lbrary 19.387.93 l!1.66.'l.~~ aubmlttlng thl. to addition to the for· sutte-r so much. and as a result there Grosvrnor Library 500.00 500.00 mer. the Complroller wrote the folloW- were few objections. Commissioner of Dr. Lord'!,! Library .. REINSTA~D Historical ing letter to thp Common Council: Public Works 'Vard Is not satisfied nOr Buffalo 8.91)1).00 F.900 00 Socl('ty ......... . "In the estimates [or the Park De- Health Commissioner Greene. but on I ~ ~I Bondpd Department!Partment the;· ask for $244.242.48. In the whole the complaints are few in Prtn<'ipa I .....•.. , .... 1.370.&,12.1;0 1.3j"i.l,6-1~.:-,o o\.LSj/ CALL ON HE.o\.LTH C 1I111!!dlustice to the new Park Board I desire number_ Col. Ward said yesterday: 671.026.71 Interest .... ... .. .. . 6i1.0'26'j1 to report to you that they have this SIONER .4.:\D PETITION APPOIST. "1 see that I am allowed the amounts Totals .. ..... .$7.OSS,3~ 6!l $U60.l;,Q.4S day ~uhmitfed to me theil' estimates. asked ir some of my departments and ~IE:\T OF FR.u,K DLX AS In which they ask for $157.000, but as that others are cut. Well. we can set· TOTALS FOR 1001. they \\ erc rE.'celvpo too 1ate for my con- tle the matter whE>n it comes up for dll'lK\GINEER• Following are the amounts appropriated • Ideratlon, T deemed It advisable to cuss ion by both branches of the Comfind this communication to your hon- mon Counci1. I feel that the money 1 for all departments last year; orable body In justice to the new Park have asked for is needed but, of course. Ma"or's Deparlment , ' ........ $ 11.750.00 Srrvice ......... ............ 2,959.40 Comml.-Ioner or Public Works Ward iBoard. which w!ll place them in the others have the right to diffe[, with me. Civil Common COl1nctl ...... .. ........ 40.721.1;0 right pn.ltlon before the public." They may bellc\'e that we desire to Comptroller .... ....... 37,965.00 was yesterday waited upon by a. delega tion of PoUsh citizens, who urged spend too much in Improvements in one c.~:'i:"<O·l' l!\J)ER~TA!\D IT. him to reinstate Michael Barczykowskt year. It's a mere matter of opinion." to the posi tion ot :foreman of ashes and "W~ ('annot understand how Mr. Health Commissioner Greene saill: garbage collection In the Fifth DI>· !Beerwagen ('un conscientiously make "I have not yet seen the Items which trict. The man was suspended some euch a reduction," ~airl a former Park hove been cut oy the Comptroller. I Jl,~l '-/.. days before by Commlsslontr Commis~ioner yegterday. "The figures do not at present know what he has Says Inspediors condemn ood Side- few Ward on the ground that he had n'f" 'Were trImmed down as closely as possi· ea rved down a nd I shall not worry leded his duty and had not to!lo ..d wa ks to give Contractors Work. 'b1l'. Last year we were in need of oye[' it untO I do-and perhaps not Instructions which were given to hlm money all the tim(>. ,'le couldn't even then. The Comptro!!er has the legal set some- dlsrl~putabie fences painted be- right to cut where he pleases, but the ISSIONER WARD ASKS FOR from the Commissioner's office. The delegation at first criticised the cause Wf" didn't ha\'e the money to buy Common Council can Increase the figR. CHA..'<CE TO INVESTIGATE, Commts~ioner for suspending BarCJY' the paint:' ures If it ::;0 desires." kowskl, but he pointed out to them a AND GETS IT. A member of the new Park Board, Supt. Bu!! of the Po!!ce Department number or instances wheretn the tore· 'Who dId not want his name revealed, was asked yesterday afternoon If thE' had not. as he believed, acted to said fn reference to the matter: cut In his department was necessary, Dr. S. S. Greene appeared before the man "We have a~kE"d for just what we be- H e refused to talk. saying that atter alderma.nic committee on side and ~.he best tnterests 0.1' the city. He read them a number or letters, quoted from lJeved ts actually n,'ce~sary. :N'one of he bad reviewed the revised estlmatf'S hE'- would confer with the Police Com- , crosswalks I .... t night to protest agalnst reports. etc. showing that Barczykowthe manner In which a sidewalk had ~ki had on dlttel'ent occasIons not only missioner!;. b&en tore up In fron t of property which gone home blmself early In the arter· ASK HllIl FOR COPIES. he owned at South But'!a.lo. and a new uoon bu t had allowed the men under him 'to do the same, the result being Comptroller H eerwagen was visited one put In when it was not necessary. thr:- proper number of collecllo n8 .. As all robbers do." saId Dr. Greene.. that by a number of the heads of city de, were not mnde. He was warned repartrnents who had their amounts cut "they don't notify them unt!! the vic· peatedly thnt I! he did not ..ttend to Foreman BarczykolVski. yesterday atternoon. The Comptroller tim has been robbed, and when they do bu~lnes~ he could not expect to retafn would say notomg In reference to their rob them. they rob on the ou tsklrts." his pOSition, but did not mentd h~~ THEN THEY WENT TO THE \ visits beyond stating that they wantDr. Greene went on to state that it ways. One day Col. Ward ~'ro e ed copies of his figureg. HEALTH COM!>lISSIONER TO " letter toiling him \"fry plainly w~at was a common occurrence for stdewalk "I think that the amounts are all hf" mu!o;t do and what he must not 0, ASK FOR ANOTHER JOB. that thf'Y should be,'· remarked the inspectors to condemn sidewalks that and the very day be received the iet· Comptroller, in a general way. "I re- were perrectly good, just to shDw that tf'r he quit work at 2 o'clock In the afCommis~ioner V\rard ot the de'Dartvise them as the charter provides. they were eacnlng the1r pay. In the ternoon and allowed some Db! h lit ~:~ ment ot public works Baid yesterday I ·W'hether I have any right to cut is present case he said that the sldewa.lk to the ~ame, remarking t a t something of which I am not certain. had been down only a year and that it toodocold that someone has been hamper\ng the to work ou t of doors. t I ha\'e decided to ask the Corporation was perrectly good. work of collecting ashes and garbage Col Ward made no speclflc prom ~t~ Coun~el for an opinion on it. But It rE"gal:ding Barczykowskl. but Intlmat~e for the purpose ot having it appear "I didn't manage to catch them at has been the cURtom to cut and I did that he would givp him another chan d' that the city cannot do the v.ork as It this yea .. to tbe best or my ability. this," said the doctor. "I dId once, cheaply fiS contI1lctors can. This was I believe that a sufficient amount though. One or two boards were bad It w!!1 ·be with the distinct underSi~~nd lng however, that he must a and Incidental to a talk to a d.elegatlon of should be allowed the departments and In a sidewalk I hall ·out there. Along strictly to buslne .. and be ralth!~1 tbe no more. I think the departments came n. water tnspector and condemned prominent Poles who waited upon him should be forced to keep within the the whole thing. 1 got out there to see ~fflclpnt. ("oJ. ""ard mea~sYt~~m;al~htUI to secure the reinstatement ot :Michael men employed by thhe C h they wert amounts." D. Barczykowskl, ,a foreman of an ash a man dumping boa.rd on my pro'Derty. a nel energetlr: a~ t oug Tile figures as submltt"'" t;> the Ald. and garbagE> gang. 'I'he delego.tion was I tbrew the boards on: and told him working for a private cor.pora~o('~. thf' On leaving Col. Ward s 0 He,lih hea.ded by Supervisor Dorasewicz. It tbat !r he didn't get on: I'd throw him poll.!l;h dplegatinn walte~ ~r~notflC'e tn \I.·as said 1t I1rul been hinted that BarIn a. ditch. Greene a d there czykowskl was removed pursuant to a "At my house down on Swan street ~ommi~!'lloner t'he Municipal Bu!!dlng, an k DUI HEALTH·OFFlce STATISTICS. plan to weed Poles out ot the seryice. there Was one stone broken by a coal urged" the appointme~t ;f05ftf~~ of en' lb ny, Feb. 23 (Assoc. Press).-The Comml~sioner '\\~ard indignantly dewagon driving tnto the yard. A whole the 9th Ward to t e l Woltz }.V,," ·ds. ot blrth~, marriages and deaths new sidewalk wa!\ ordered by the city. n! nied that insinuation and stated his r .... tnper at the- bathhou!'Ile n r d during the year were as fol- I got down there to find a Polack at reason for suspending the man. Re ~u~. ] lntere!lltlng charged that the toreman had been Io . Births, 139,389; marriages, 64,680; work on it. I chased bim ott and asked On this \'I~it sP\'era lcb wB5 tht deaths. 131.788. The death-rate was the contractor, Dark. what he meant things: occurred, among \Vh had proW' negl~t1ng hts work &nd gave specific eighteen per 1.000 population. The mor- by touching my sidewalk. He said that ~tatement that Dr. G~~~n~arlY In the Instances . Also he showed. by the retaltty was 7,500 In excess of the aver- if be knew It 'was mine he wouldn't IRed the posltlon tOlatter had re,lgned ports of the amount of ashes and garweek nnd that th e ! bage collected that less was collected age 0.1' the last five years, but the rate have done IL I te!! you all they do 18 to his pres('nt po!=itt on . d that he had in January of this year than In January wo.s the same as that of 1900. The in- go out In the outsk1rts and condemn Dr. Greene intimate olnln1.t>nt ot la.st year. He sa id that showed fant mortality Is unu8ually low. being sidewalks that are perfectly good, so Itl\'t'n ~trong nS!'=l1ranc~~ tO~~P6ad prl.tr1l· some-thing radtcally wrong. It was In 8,500 less than In 1900 and 2,500 iess that new ones wUI have to be la.ld." to Dux, hut dE'nlerl l a . t He then ·ptl 111m the p()~itlun outnf~ . the que. that connectlon that Colonel 'Yard said than the average of the last five years, Commissioner Ward asked tha.t the rh",clareu that he WOUld.~"\ e that someone was hampering the matter be referred to him. He said lioll ycr)' seriOUS attentl "mrk for political purposes. The col. that the inspectors who had done the onel said he would not Btand tor it and condemning ceased their connection hatl ordereod De-puty Commissioner wltb the department the first or tho Kennedy of the bureau or streetryear and that It might be possible tbat Investigate. Deputy Kennedy had I?DINAlVCI!S FOI? BAI?BEI?S. ........ . there may have been an object rted h t th 1I,..l\1th Commissioner Greene int ~nds t po w a . e ga.n~s were doing prE>pe,... lIhmio.:slolt: some of them to condemn sidewalks the ref'.ult "as ~e\eral changef to th" lommrm OllnC'1l with referl~nl~~ to as to keep ~ome contractors at wor}. "'blch M. D. Barczykowskl's susper h~ih(>r flhop"~. Thp If"Irdfnan('efl "ill h~ Nicholas Merztg, who owns prope '\\"as Qn(> 8 r Ilgcnt. YP8te-rdaJ' Of orgl" It \Yahl t at Emslie and North DIvision stree . b lslne8R a.genl of ()I\rn('\'mt"'n Barbens The del('gation pleaded 'with the I t'nlon, Xo -41 cnUefl up'on Dr. r..re-~Jl" said tba.t the city had ordered blm missioner to g1"e the man another a 1rl mati .... !lome 811gge!ltlom~ Trgardtng lh~ make certa.tn repairs to bis aidewa 6.l c fun h Qe its ~ommiffdr The commtf'1stoner promised to do ~ ~~ti\~~lBo~(>~~e E'~~~H~~~C~~ All the 8l11!{_ He made them and then the city ca.. the distinct understanding that he 1·~trC01f!' ('1("&ulln(!BS in all dh~~g~;rt~~of~!t ~r. 6.lrcene ~llt pd) norgenomml~, along and laid a brand new walk, Tt do his work BatiBfactorlh~ in the fu ~\nE"h dra l'tp.n th~ ordlnan s. oioUbt1('~;' case was re.1'erred to Commissio[ born @3lahtral~ hurd) eine neue Drbl' The same delegation Inter calle __ ~~lttlP(>fI o~('o~~~t~n~~,.~h:'h~ld~rmanJf' Com: ard, too. nan;; fid) hie 2luforiliil 311. b!rfd)aff1o: Health Commissioner Greene to urge1ng ",-tIl bl.! held r. a publJc hpl1rauef) !;lie !Barbierlluom alit lQrm !Sa· the appOintment ot Frank Dux, a Democrat of the Hth ward, who wishes nitiits,lu[tanh unltrfud)m laffen ~UI to be a fireman at the East Side bathbiirfcn. house. Dr. Greene prornt~ed to consid~r tbe request. . GREAT SLASH IN PARK BOARD I I I ~~~~~TIMATES 17:060:00' · . I I POLES WANT BARCZYKOWSKI _ DR. S• .J. GREENE P~OESTS. tho ~~~glpo~:N i~~r~e~~ior ~ l . Th lIali Jull Han MI .. Laul It Whf) bf\ r h.B Joya -:::::: , eVe ha ..... ==== . �if:, !l~' March 9th. ~-11111!!"'-~~ IIIA!IMI!iffirur""'tAl; )1 w pu" 71 'GREENE WILL TROUBLE INVADE BAR~~ER SHOPS :l N EW RED=TAPE LIKELY II TO CAUSE MUCH . hence. probably on About twO \\eeks I new sy~tem of h 9th an entire Y • • UTe-. t Into operatIon tran:qfers will be PUt rnational Trac~ on thp lines ot the In l~n has not been Lton Company. Th~ P but its detaIls II formally announ~e , esterday by I then beo punched "Bailey Avenue." lJn~ Tht ('ondUl'lor on the intermediary '\"11 luke up this lran~fer and Issue anothef to the Bailey Avenue line proper. !' the pa~senger asks for a transfer t( the Jntermedla,"y line ani)." he will no be furnished the u-ansfer to the Jas I om· lIn(', as the transfer w1l1 die as SOOl WE're made kno,," n Y as It rellrhes the line for Which it I: cl;.tls ot the comp~nYtures directly at· punehed and no other wll1 be Js The two maIn en sued. tect the vubJic. II transfers mu~l ~\, J<;.\. "-'JPLE OF 'l'HE Rl:LE. Thp. first Is [hath: time the (are Is bf" askf'o for att t wJll be glyen aC.\. l)€'r!-O()n wishing to takf', tor jn" paid. • "0 tr:tns er~ be made Impera- litan':fI, lht> 'Yest and Grant line, th( terwardli. This wll~orgets to ask for Forf'st ..\yenue line and the North ::\-1alr t!\-·e. If a person t the time the HlTP,",:' line to reach a. point in Centra his or her trans~t>I~ ~e out just th'e Park, whf'n he pays his fare on thE fare Js pard he \\ ,,-'-est Axenue and Grant car he mus1 cents. I 8'-'" cause some conagk for a trangt'er to North 1\-faln The other ru e m J Street, his final lInf'. If he only a~keff fusion at first. "here two or more for:l ll"an~ft'r to the Forest Avenue Thl~ relates to. ~ to be taken. For line, hl~ trtln!'lfer would die as soon a~ linE'S oC C<lr~ h8~e Idlng downtown on h~ l"E';tC'hrod Forest Avenue and he InstancE', a pe~~or far has some point would not be- gl\·en it transfer to the a NJagRra S~lee ~ des:;tfnation. He ~orth Main Street Jine. on Bailey A\ien~.~nas~er lO Bailey AvcThp othpr ruleR relate to the apmust ask tor It • a transfer to 8n In- 1)1I(',ltlon of these new rE'gulations renup anel not fOI The trans!el' will gnrding- tJ"an~fers to conductors. termedlar~y~I_ln_e_'____________________II_____________________________________ I • • • The ca •• clearl,. .how' th~t case Id as to what 'Vecd, t e nothing waS!'l8 d d or what h£" ~hould "rand Juror'.hh~u~h. ~.rend.nt d .. lred to not do, or w a "'eed furthc"r tt::t:\ti00 In the Dr~ml~'~i Impressed In an)' Wa)' fted that l~ W~nt was trvlng to InOuence ~~:ta~~ron £" b;n whR t hI.! said." A~ nOUMENT A OAI NS T CITY An CHITECT ~ L'SED AS A CLL D. • It ''t~as on the strength of this c~Re that Leroy Andrus hazard(>d this oPInion that the pre!'lentatlon ot these reslJlutfons wa~ a crIme. This case bas been examined carp.t II howe\'er by se,'eral well-known a~l:;"neyS and 'it I!; agreed that It waS quite proper tor the AnU-SaloOIl Leas;-ue to present tbese resolutions; quite as 1"0 er as it was fnr any person to inaCe a public demand that the Ge-rs:;t ('a~e or the Bo1ler case be presented to the grand jury. . Ncvthelesq: thl!i case, together With a 'local case' along similar lines, was ~I~ed as a club over tbe heads o~ the ("omplalnant~" The point has pro\ oked much dlscuf::slon, howe\'er. It Is generally contended that If the resolutions were Intended to Influence the grand jury the influence wa~ a proper one and therefore not an offense under Seclion 76. ('0 ' ' '10' ('Ol:\C'L BL.BIED FOR "',Oal ~PE'\'f' ,:\' "WonTHLESS J:tL . \..'~It_,O .\PPROPRJ .",- _ '1'10:\ '1'0 DLILD. Proposes to Follow Up Sugg-estions Looking to More Sanitary Conduct of Shops In BuffaloRigid Measures in View. ANTISEPTIC TREATMENT FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS FollOWIng up a suggestion made to nances drafted for the ('onsideratlon him yesterday by a representative ot: of the Common Council in the dlrecthe Journeymen Barbers' Union, Health tions suggested by Mr. Wahl and his Commissioner Greene intends to see union. The union would have the bar~ that the health laws are more rigidly bel' shops brought under the supen'l. enforced In local bat'ber shops in the sian ot the Health Department and futurp. It was suggested to the com- would have an InspeCtol' whoAe duty mis!'iioner that he have certain new, it wuuld be to Investigate Into the COllhealth ordinances drawn up and sub· I dltlons preyaHing in Buffalo barbe'r mitted to the Common Council in this shops. In these t1\'O respects the com regard and he promised to give the mis9ioner differed somewhat trom the matter his earnest attention, believing representative ot the barber's union. that steps should be tak~n to preyent In other respects, however, looking to the spread of diseases through the the creating at ordinances which woulrl barber's chair and his implements ot make It necessary for barbers to be trade. more ('leanly and circumspect In the George H. Wahl, secretary and busi~ conduct or their brushes, razors, et('"., ness agent at the Journeymen Barbers' Causing them to use antiseptic solU rnlon No, 141. was the man who walt tlnna In their shops wIth which the51t~ ed on Commissioner Greene, on behaIr "Instruments should be regularly ot: his organization. l\<fany of his Rug. I clpansed, maldng them supply new anel gestlons were approved by the commis- clean towels to their customers, the stnner and the probabilities are that I commissioner acquIesced with Mr. the neal' tuture will see certain ordl- "-ahl's views, I I 4 I 4 4 Burralo, Feb. 22, 1902. Edltur of The Courl .. ': Dear Sir; There has been consider. able contJ'o"ersy with referenC"e to fees paid to architects [ot- professional Ts~nH~ ~er\"i('ps rendered to the city, and the ad'"ipablJity Is frequently suggested ot c:mploylng a city architect to prepare plans fur all city work. It Is apparent _·<t/1i4&...1/.....,'la!"",..& /l ...ar..l'·f&"A"~-a!"'V-'Mnv/rt4 that the public otHelal. Urging this Cour~p- as well aR the general pubUr, do IlI)t un,lerstnnd the amount ot work required In the preparation or a com pIerI:' ~N ot plans, which not only In. elude the reg-ular hlue prints ordinarily st'f.'n, but full ::<:Ize delans, and specift. ('ullom. of a dozen or fifteen tradeR, (~ach ~peclft('nt1nn coyerfng from eight to thirty pages of solid typewritten mattE'f. It Is nl~o generally beHeved that plans once prepared my be reused in~"leflnitely, but experience has proved tha t a set ot pJan~ can be used Only LIQlOR CUSES Sl XDA ¥ DRAWL once, as each building is designed to fil u partleular ~ituat1on. A::\O I:tOLfCE\L4.~ T..4.KES ] ' It is aLso propofted to use the office fore!..' ot the Burpuu or Buildings to as. Ql.\RRELLI:\'G lIE" . ~I!-Ot in the preparation of plans, but a.'i (he pre!"'ent numbPr of im;;pectors and other employe~ is Inadequate to gIve ]{ote and Hl!nry Newbanks, 50 and 5i attention tn building affaIrs outside of years old re~pectl\'ely, v,·lth their two tne pubUc work. it Is apparent that it son~, George and Frank, are behind the ha~ no time to de\'ote to the preparabars at the 3d Precinct Pollc~ Statll,,'n, tion II! plans. From thirty to forty chargpd ~T1th diSorderly conduct. Tht'y draught~men Were required in the According to a large delegation at and stated that it had been Intlmnted Ii\'~ In the rear of the building at I\I1chf_ preparation of the plans for which the gan anri Engle 6trPets, and It is claimed city paid S36,72R.89, per February 3d., prominent Polish busine~s men who that there was a move on foot in cerreport to ("ouncil, It Is difficult to unthp}> celebratE'd Sunday by indulging- In called at the office (If the Commis- taln Circles to make the collectio n of too much whisky. Late in the afternoon, derstand how one architect and two sioner of Public \Vorks this morning, ashE'S and garbage by the city mori" Jt I~ aJlf'gr-d. they began to fight. Chairs as~lstantR Cltn do the same work In the PoliRh people of Burralo are being expenSIve than It could be done under and other pieces of furniture WE're broken shorter hnurs, It beIng well kno,VIl tha't discriminaled against by Commissioner contract. and alle-ged that he had sus. lip and used RS weapon~, it Is claimed. usually Th~ nOls(' of the struggl(' attracted the salaried public offiria.ls are o! Public 'Yorks Ward and Deputy PE'nded the foremen and that better reo attention of Patrolman Blngeman, who mOre deliberate In aU their methods CommIssioner of Street P. J. Kennedy. Bults had fullowed, his action. forced a door In the house and entered. than the modern, hustling business or The delegation "hich c$.lled on ComHowever, he stated that he did not In. He liIoon had the combatants separat~d professional man. nllssfonE'r Ward today was from the tend to remove Barczykowski, n~d and under arrest. 'VIth the help of se\'The arohlteet charges to the city are PolIsh Business ~fen's Association, and prumised that the latter would be t e{'ral cfUzl'ns the pOlicemall took the fD 01Was headp.d by Supervisor BolE"slaw, instated, despite all the evldenC'; ot lIy to A. patrol box and sent them to the th~ minimum rates established by the ;tatlan. American Institute of ArchItects (ex- Dorasewlcz, former Supervisor Bernard I incompetency and neglect ot duty \\ hlch cept In fOUl' Instanees where they wpre PURas and Dr. Francis E. Fronrzak. appeared from the charge5l, ies!{), and are bnsed un the cost of the Their caU was In the interest of Mich· One Polish Teamster. 'IISS O'CO"OR'S SO"G RE C IT~L . aet Barczkowskl, a foreman of the ash bulldlnE;"~. 01'der~ to architects eman. and garbage collection work in the 5th This CVE'nlng at the Cathol1c Instltur!" ate from thp Bureau of Buildings and After the hearing tormer Supervisor nail a !<nng recItal will bf' gi\'en by MI!<8 th~ rOmmlsf>ioneor and the inspectors district who Is now under suspension. Pitas~ declared that 0. wholesale dlsJUlia Agn{'~ O'Connor, 8!i1slsted by the- dlr(>ct the progress of the plans. It Col. Ward recehred the delegation mts!'lal ot PoIe~ from thE' Str(>ct Depart_ Harmonie Quartelte, the Arion Quartette too co~t1y, they, as experienced men, and read to them voluminous charge5, ment work had recently occurred and :\IJ . .UI Mar}" :\1. Howard, Mr. lienry which declared that Bnrczykowski was ~tatE'd that but one teamster at Poll~h ~hould nl~n b,. ('ompelled to shoulder Lautz. MI$R 11" O'Connor. not only negligent, but Incompetent. dt"fi('£'nt wa~ now employed In Dlstrkt Tl will bp. SE'f'n frnm the namp~ of tho~p S{)me rp~pon~ibillty. whf) wlll tak(l part that the recital l\:HJ The rbarges al1ege that the foreman No.5. Dr. Frourzak was also loud In biB In reef-rence to the $1/,000 of "worththat the PoIl!'lh pf"oplE' htaJ b(> of unuf;ual merit. Th(' programme less plans" so cnlled. $14.934 Is the cor. frequently ceased work at 3 o'clock in declaratJon~ bl'en repeatedly discharged In the Street has b(,pn carefully arranged and an en- rpct figure. the afternoon after the teams hart col~ Dt'partment and said: The. facts are that the Joyable E',·enlng Is promised. leo ted but three loads, instead at lh'e "Thp Poles arc simply wIld tor Noplans were ordered by the Aldermen aR required by the department. Fur- vember to comp., when thpy can get at, nnd ('ouncllmen who failed to make th(>" Rf'publlcan tlckE't and give It a rE"tJt'tIther tban that Col. Ward declared that thp n"'('e::;~ar.Y approprIatIon to erect llarczykow,kl was doing Infinitely lion of the dosp administered In 1897" the building" "'hen this Is done the A!tt'r the v1slt to Col. Ward th£' dc}('poorel' work than last year, thnt he gation wE'nt plans will undoubtedly be use~. to the Municipal BuildIng had been Instructed personally and by and called upon Health Conunlsslonpr ''''p 00 not know of un)' case 111 which written notloe ns to his duties, but had Gre'ene to urge the appointment of Frank an I'ffiC'ially ('onstltuted and salaried failed to perform them. In support of Dux ot the 9th "Tard to the J)Ol'tltion ot art'"hltN't's offic'c ha~ been a succes~ the charges he read the statements of E'ngineer In the bath hOUSE:! tn 'Voltz Avceither from a financial, a practical, 01' sf'vel'aJ drl\:ers who alleged that Bar· nul". an artlst!l~ stan(lpnint. The expense to On viRtt ~e\'eraJ (nt('resting things czykowskl was "Wofully deficient in hIs Yo~ a ('orporation malnntainlng such a of- admlll1stralion among which was the' stat('of the dl.trlct .and be· fl('p I~ usuctll:r l\ t least double the Dr. Greene had promised th,('flUse of thpFle things Col. '" ard d~. to Dux earl}~ In the week and amount th·l.t would othf'rwise be paid clared that he had suspended Barezylatter had re~lgned his l)re.sE"nt out In fees and the talent ~ecured Is kow'kl. apt to hp of an Inff"'rior order. !n tact, Intimated that he had gI\,en Buch offices where th€'Y do eXI~t, are o( appOintment to "Dux, Getting R id of Poles. realizing that lhC-Y must de-Ipg.ltp large had proml~f'd him tha all., !"ut!'lgh: c _ He the'n declared that pClrtions or lhelr work to arf"hitects. One of the members of the delegation questIon very Eerlou8 The prpsent State A rchltect's oftke then stated that It wus generally f1sflf"rted thR t the Poll~h rac~ was bemg Is hladelluate tn do all State work, the Of the C("IDVprEfation It apdiscriminated against by the departGowanda Stnl'''" Hospilal nnd Rixty. ,,, affiJiated as a Demoment and that Deputy Comml~slonpr P. FICtI: npgiment Armory being in the law, and also thllt 14th Ward had J Kennedv had Intimated that he hand~ of I-.(utralo arrhlt~ct~. monopoly on the ,,:QUld get rid or the Poles In the street BRUCE. d':JHlrtment work. Cn) '''ard vigorously denied :\[('II01,S InDOn~F.n. " J have used Ayer's P'I! f charg('s, and declared th~l he wa~ thor complaint, and have lou d' Sh or liver oughly In sympnthy with the POlish J)f"ople and always had bopn. the best thine I n t em to be E. ever tried." Hr· then went on and dE"cJare(J that I !lC:';JIC!:{::~~a~. )1(- hno suspended (our foreman In the t Sidell, III. ftF 1 and garb!t~e collectlon depnruilront. I Large Delegation of BUSiness Men Calls on Public Works Commis'oner with This Ch~~. FATHERS AND SONS ARRESTED (7 ?-tJ OMMISSIONER GREENE ALSO VISITED. J: Lazy Liver When the liver goes wrong everything is wrong, ha ve dyspepSia, coated tongue, constipation, bilious_ ness, sick. headache, nausea general debility. One of Ayer's Pills each night, just one, gently starts the liver and removes all trouble. I ,tn. .!'.:; �. • J\ on '_ns .0111 0 .. rot{ ·S! I '" . i;]\11 IUI.ll! pae IJnJ ~ 71 ~IINEW RE;.-TA-P--13-LIK13LY I ••• GREENE WILL INVADE BAR- TO CAUSE MUCH TROUBLE I t About t'\O WfektSlrebleynce ne',.probably S)'stem on of 9th. an en t into operation ~Iarch -~. I ('nt h ndu e n be punc ede "Ba y Avpnue." e lor on hth inte ile rmedia ry JIn~ Tht wil llk thE' l~ upBaile" thIs tr<ln~feJ' Is sue anothf'1 to ,\\"p n11l~and lIno n .. n ... ,_ r .tiC BE R SHOPS ~~an~;~:ib:~~: ~~~~£a~!~:~~ VICE, EXULTAN. ' T 0 V'_'rtio] L. iore Ions ~~¥ieoI~~:l£~~~~~iures ITS COM,'.,PROMIE.I. ~'}s H J S VIRTUE" CELL .dRA TE 1, •• t. •. rormally en announ~ 'yesterday bl dlrecL fect the pu bllc. h t all transfo" The fi"t Is t a h time tbe fj b. asked for at t e will be give f , .. rwards. This wlllor to a!li paid_ Noa trans erst be made Irr tlve. If person a~ets the tlml his or herd tlan~~rl~ be out just fare I. pal cents. IInl~I~I"or~:~;Sh~~'e Itdln~ed~~:;~~' Imnanc:e, a person r r has some It on Niagara Street c:. destlnatior ~at;u f~\/:n~'~nsfer to BatieJ nut' transfer mUA i.1nd a. no tline. for a The transl." to , termediary I GOLD BRICK REVEALED TO THE VICE CRUSADERS First SUl!day Under the Agreement Between Officials and Vice Crusaders Shows as Bold Defiance of Law as Ever. where two or - - . - . -'-T-h-.C_a_s._c_Ie_ar_IY_'_ho_~ ca ~e aid 8S to what 'Vef nothing was ~ ld d or what hI" grand Juror, 'h~~Uthe ~'erendant dps ~gtl~Oih~r ;~mI8~S. 'We£>d tg'i~h~' tl d th t he was not fmpre!-se I tI~at th~ d(l-(endant wa:; tryl~,g to In bls action by what he said. The first day under the compromise between "ice and have been as pleasant to the former aR virtue ra.tton direc· cd hi. e burJpervlIt anc) , duty Ie cflnbarber e com)m the unton. ilng to would to be !n the • etc., soluthese ularly wand a. the Mr. must it wns distasteful to the latter. The day opened with the acqUittal and discharge of nil the prisoners caught in the Saturday night raid. Thl. was followed by a rumpus be. tween the Re\,. Byron H. Stauffer and Justice Van Natter, in which the reverend gentleman came off second best. The dry Sunday was Supplant- RESORTS BRAZENLY DEFYING THE LAW l'SED AS A CLlD. It was on the strength of thi! ..... l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~....-~~~TS IeI may cause soml fU~I~~ ~tt~r;;~e , .. ed by a moist one. Some particularly of'tenc:.ive concert halls complained of to Superintendent Bull were allowed to go full blast unabated. even permitted to supplement the offensive features. The Infamous resorts in Clinton Street, Eagle Street and Broadway were not molested. Leroy Andrus Discusses a Legal Club Which Was Held Over the Heads of the Anti-Saloon League Complainants. that Lproy Andrus hnzRrded this ion that the presentation ot these lutions was 8 crime. This ('ase has been examl.ned The concensus of legal opinion indicated that the case of the people r 11 however by several \\ ell-k a(tt~'neY8 and 'it Is agreed tbat f against Glen did not apply to the action of the Anti-Saloon League Comquite proper foJ' the Antt~Saloon L mittee in presenting complaints to the grand jury. It wag disclosed that to present these resolutions; qui propel' as it was (or any pers! the written compromise entered into on Saturday 'l\'as merely the written make a public demand that the case or the Boller case be pres ratification or a verbal compromise Which was mnde on Tuesday last. to the grand jury. '-~~~...--...............~~~~~~~~~ Nevtheles~. this case, together n locnl case along similar lines, Tha t proml.e of a Sunday of extra u~ed as a club over the heads 0 ordinary dryne." was hardly fulfilled. eomplalnant~. The point ha~ pro, In the leading central ca(es and downh d l u~sion howe\'er. It is mue contended se " . . th.at if t h e reso 1l ~own hotels the proprieties were ob-. erally were Intended tu IIlftuence the g1'"'a"n'n le"'u"'JrV..··~ ....·,.u.z,_."c.-~n OT a .. jury the influence was a proper one and plett" !ON at plans, which not on( therefore not an oltense under Sec- elude the regular hlue prints ordlr' tion 75. s~(>n, but (ull :::tze detaJIs. and ~f tattonE< of a rlClzen or fifteen h. c-ach ~pecltkation cO\·erlng from to thirty pages oC solid typew~ matte-r. It Is also generally bel th" t plans once- prepared my be rt Indefinitely, but experience has p tha t a set ot plan!i can be used LUll OU C .\tSES St ~Dn' BUnVL onc{'. fiR e-ach building is deslgnc fit u particular situation. A:\D l>OLfCElL'" TAI(:ES IX It Is nlsr) P1'op()~ed to use the office fOI'l'l' ot the Bureau of Buildings to asQL\UnELLI~G )IE~. ~lst In the pre-pal'alion of plans, but as the pre~t"nt number of inspectors and other employ('~ Is inadequate to give l{ate and Hl?nry N'ewbanks, 50 and 51 attention tn hulIdlng affairs outside of years old re~pE'ctl\"ely. v-dth their two tlie public work, It I. apparent that It fjon~. GE'orgc Rnd Frank, are behind the has no time to de\'ote to the prepara~ bars at the 3d Precinct Police Station, tion IIf plans. From thirty to torty I I M-U-S-T-A-S-K-F-O-R------l 1,1 M.t TRANSFER WHEN en Ftt'uRE IS PAID. FATHERS AND SONS ARRESTED I, New OM MISSIONER GREENE ALSO VISITED. charged l\·lth disorderly conduct. Tht'Y in the the In the rear of the building' at l\Jichl. draught"l11en were required gao and Eagle 6trt'ets. and it Is claimed preparation of the plans (or which the city paid $36,728.89. per February 3d.. thE"Y (,f'lebratt'd Sunday by Indulging In too much whl8ky. Late In the afternoon, rellort to rouncil. It 1s difficult to unIt Is sUrged. they began to fight. (,ha.lrs how one architect and two and other pieces of furniture were broken ('an do the same work in up and used as weapon~. It Is claimed. shorter hour., It being well known that Thp noise ot the slrugglf" attracted the salaried public ufflclals are usually attention of Patrolman Blngeman, who In all their methods forced a. door In the house and entcn:d. more der~tand a~!oIlstaJ1ts d~lIberate th:1n the modern, hustling bUSiness or proteHRlonal man. The architect charges to the city nre minimum rates estabUshed by the Amrrtcan Institute of Architects (excopt In rOUl' In-tances where they were JIISS O·CO .... 'OR·S SO .... G RECITAL. It!ss). and are- based on the cust oC the Order. tn archltecta emanThll-! ('v(tnlng at the Catholic In!=itltute building.. Hall 8 .ong recital will b(> given by MII'A nte (rom thE' Bureau of Buildings nnd JUlin Agn("~ O'Connor. af;tfllsted by th ... the ('ommlsf'ioner andf the Inspectors I Harmonie Quartette, the Arion Quartette direct the progress 0 t I,e pans. If l\1J:;H Mary ~1. HDward, .Mr. IIenry tno co.t!y. they, as experienced men, Lautz, MI~R M. O'Connor. II will bp ~een trom the nam~~ or thORP should also he C'ompelled to ~houlder witt) will takr part that the recltal wfll NOme re-~pon~lbtJfty. fn l'f'fE>ren<'e to the $17,000 of "worlh~ b(' or unu~ual merit. Th,.. nrogrammt" has brE'n carefully arranged and an cn- les" plans" called. $14.934 is Ihe cnr· Joyablp evening Is promlsE'd. rect figure. The fa.cts nre that the plans wt're ordered by the Aldermen anti Councflmen who failed tn make thf> nj:lol'es~ary appropriation to erect the buildings. "-hen this Is done thE. plan .• ,,,,'II undoubtedly be used. . h h Wp no not know of any case In w 'c an f'ffidally ('(lnstItuted and ~alari('d arr:hlteC't's offi<"e ha~ been a succel=l~ Wh eHhpr from a financial, a practical, 01' en the liver goes wrong all artistic standpoint. The expense tn everything I'S a ,'orpor!ltlon malnntaln I ng such a. 0 f ' Wrong. OU fire I" usuall)' at le:>..t double the have d y s ' amuunt th <lt would otherwise be paid pepsla, COated out In 1fees and the talent secured Is t r I t 111Ct ongue, constipatl'on bl'I'o apt to ,." an n <"rln" order'In , ' ' I US- surh offi"es when' lhe,. do eX'"t, are ness, Sick headaclle, nausea realtzlng that they must delpgat. Inrge 1,I.rtlo,, I debl'II'ty g " of th('11' work to archItects. enera The presenl i'Hnte A rchltect's 0 re , ffi • ne 0 1-. ,"IEl(lenu'ltp to elo all State work. the II . ., d 91 yer S i s each night, J'ust Gowanda Rtntn Hospital ang , x t y. Firth Hpgiment Armory .bein In the one, gently Starts the II'ver hand. of Buffulo "rclllt'c,s. TlRt'l'E. He soon had the combatants se-parat('d and under arrest. 'Vlth the help ot several citizens the policeman took the famIly to a patrol box and sent them to the itatlon. th~ J: "0 Lazy L ver " Y A 0 f 0 ' P and removes all trOUble. " I hne used AI"r's P'II f 'JR. ,,\[('UOLS E'D o n '\ri"D .. . ' Iried~' I ltd .. I S or l!,'er comp • n • In have rOund the b the best thing I hive ever to C According to a large delegation of and stated that it had been Intimated prominent PolIsh business men who that there was a move on foot in ccr. called at the ollice of the Commls- taln circles to make the cuJlection of sloner or Public Works this morning, ashf's and garbage by the city more the Polish people of Buffalo are being expem:uve than it could be done under discriminated against by Commissioner contl'act, and alleged that he had susof Public Works Ward and Deputy pendell the foremen and that better reo Comml~sioner of Street P. J. Kennedy. sulls had followed, hts action. 'l'he delegation which called on Com. Howt""er. he stated that he did not in. nlissloner Ward today was from the tend to l'emoye Barczykowski, and PoJish Business Men's Association, nnd promised that the latter 'would be l'e. was headed by Supervisor Bole~law In~tated. despite all the evidence ot Dorasewicz, former Superylsor Bernard and neglect of duty which Plta.8S and Dr. FranCis E. Fronczak. appeared from the charge~. Their ~all was In the Interest of Mich· One Polish Teamster. llel Barczkowski, a foreman of the ash and garbage collection work In the 6th Arter the liearlng formor Supprvl.or district who Is no\y under suspension. Pltass declnred that a wholeRale d18~ Col. Ward receIved the delegation missal ot PolE>!i trom thf' Str(l-et Departand read to them vo!umlnou. charges, >tated m(>nt work that but had one recently teamster occurred of Polish and whiCh declared that Barczykowskl was descont \Va, now employed In Dlstrlot not only negligent, but Incompetent. No.5. Dr. Fronczak was also loud In his The charges allege that the foreman declarationR that the PoJl~h peoplE" had frequently ceased work at 3 o'clock in bl'en rCI>E'8tedly discharged In the Strt'et the afternoon after the teams ha(1 col.. wild for Nolected but three loads. Instead of five "emb'r to come. when they can get at as required by the department. Fur- the Republican ticket and give It a repeUther than that Col. Ward declared that lion at tht~ dost' administered In 1897:' naI'czykow~kl was doing Infinitely After the visit to Col. Ward the deJepoorer wor'k than last year. that he gntlon went to the Municipal Bul1lUng had been Instructed personally and by Hnd cnllt!d upon Health Conunlss..l0nl'r written notice as to his duties, b u t h a d Greene Dux of to theurge 9th the Ward appointment to the po.JUon of I'Tank of failed to perform them. In support of f'ngJneer In the bath house In \\rollz An'. tllp. charges he J-ead the statements of nut? flpvfrnI drivers who alleged that Bar· this !;eYeral things czykowskl was ,,"otully deficient In his among whtch was the _tatpadmlm.tration ot the di • triCt ,an d be - pOSition to Dux earl,. tn the week m('nt that Dr. Greene had promised and thp cause of th •• e things Col. "ard de· that the latter had ".slgned hi. l>resent elared that he had suspended Barczy- position. kowSkl. Dr. Greene intimated that he had glv'n asc;urances appointment to nux, f P 1 but denied that he ofhad promt"pd htm the Getting Rid 0 0 eg. position outrlgh', He then declared that One ot the member" of the delegation, he would l:lvc lbe Question ycry serious t d that It -'as genernll)' ns- a.ttentlon "erted that the Polish rac!, was being • then sta e n In the of tbe 'onv-r8nt!on It .p_ ., I b the depart PE'ared that Dux is affiliated as n Demt). discriminated aga nst y . <"rat under 1'180 that ment and that Deputy Commissioner P. Ald . Wed.klndt of thelaw. 14thand"uNl had J. I\:pnnedy had intimated that he f'nd('avorerl to ~ecure a monopoly on the would get rid of the Poles In the street bath hOll." DPpotntment •. d,--'purtment "·t'dl'kJndL tljId me that he would (_"'!. Word work. vigorously denied these tn "Ald. 18' on having aU tb. bach hou"" ap- in~ulnpetency D~l}'l,":m;;~lte n~r;at.:l;"PlY On \'i~lt occurre~, Int~restlng ~trong ~our-e theprlmar~' 0 " n t h e wns [10 polntments fnr tho "'ard or t~atsafe! h(' c-hnrgN-I, nnd declared t h aith 1 r- would not lakl) any14th appoIntment", (lughl,. In sympathy", the Polis" Dr Greene • The HE'nUh CommJc:stoner thf:'n He then went on and deelar"d hat unced lhat hA \\ouid ",ake public tho he hail susponded rnur f"reman In bouse appointment. "Ithln & f ... pf'ople and always had bpen. t~~ ~~th nn~ E.N.NO"b'S~id~e~I~I.~I~IJ~· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~tllLl.R::'h~a~n~d~g:a:r:b:a:g~ec:o:JI:C:C~tl:o:.n':le:p:a~',~:n~t~.~u~a~Y:'''''''''''''II''''''''''''''''''II .. �KENT MAY IC F AS WOMAN'S PARENTS FORMERL Y LIViD IN TON AWANDA. MRS. SCHWINGER A SISTER. CHARGES OFFICIAL COLLUSION Commissioner Ward Says That in His Opinion Sidewalk Inspectors and Contractors Put Heads emand fair Play of Colonel Ward and Complain to Dr. ~ Greene of County Under- COMPLAINT FROM tak~ wed eki ndt'~oings. :;~174(# ~ LAIM KENNEDY SAID: "TO H···· WITH THE POLES'" '!'he P olish BU8InE'~s Men'R A~socla- how to handlp. the work," replied Col. tlon eent a large and Influential dplega- Ward. adding' "The reports show that Sidewalk in South Buffalo Was Torn Up and a New One Laid Without Any Notice Being Sent to Him. garbage and In January or this year publ1c he reports ha.ullng 977 loads, ('ontainWorklll Francl~ G. \'~ard and Deputy Ing only 5,200 l'ubic yard!:!. There Is ommlsslOlll'r ot 8trt"els Patrick J. sometbing rarlit.'ally '"rong tn tho~e rf'ports. He htn't doing one-third or the Conunbsionf>r 1111 tIll .\11 Co he If. 'I'll(' t"nnital',\" ('olnmittep l'('I)(Jr1<'<1 lllW.ni. t:u,Y ('(lwlitioll:-o it t t Iw Jlr("Uli"t,~ nt 8~ (;Jen. wood lI\"cnUl'. ami a·Hi X(>PPcl'hnn aWllue, and rt·,'oulnwIlfJing that tliE' ownrr~ ht' notified to ,1.l},atf> th(' un~auit;lry ctJllcJitiOlls, or the pn·mi~("· .. will 1)(" #'IHlen'u Yacat(>ll. _\dopted. "iig-ncd "Deni:'> :Murphy/' W:h J"i·ud. ~'lying: '·\\·m YOll kinlih- return to nit" t.hC' hi1l whit·h [ pn'1'ented 'to Tour hOHo",hlo hod)". uall',l .\u~. Ii. 1001! I'find that tllf' bill i .. incorr~ct. unti not \,t!rified for pa.ynwnt ;t('('ortiirtg- tn tile pro\'i~ion of the ('ity ('hnrt"r of Y{lnkel'~," Secretary HnDlI' han .. eporh·cI thnt Ill' had appelti'M before the (:runcl ,Jnr~· ill the .\l11l'phy case, on Feb, i , Ullt 1",<1 not Il('anl what action the illl1 took. Thi, i, th" bill· 'Hatching cas•. It \\",10; H""olvt'rl th.'11 th(' ('ommuuit'utinn tIt'laid on t tw lI\ 1,1(,. S~r.\.[.1.-POX HI I (·.\sr:. Thr following- l'l~[lort, rt"('C'in"Ci from Health A t a meeting ot the AldermanIc Commltlee on Cro.swalks and Sidewalks, Om.·('r :\luJ1igan, wa'" ordered on tHt'! last night, Dr. S. S GSrene clllled the attention ot ffie committee to the t'act On till' 7th iu.;;t. H'pOn Wd rnndP to thi~ Dcpnrrment 01 u. case of ,'arioloid at that last sprIng a new olank walk 160 IJO \\",l\rrley ,tre.'l. I had Ih. pati,nt reo teet In length had been , pulled up trom mO,",'d to lhe Citr Jlo"pital "' promptly .. In tront ot his property In Lee Street. ('i)'{'llm~t:1IlC"'''' pprmiftrti. :1I1d r-mplo)'f>u the South Buttalo, and a new walk put ll"iuul JJlf'a"'lll'\'''' (·ompatihlt· with the prrdown there. He said that the other \"t!'lltion of tlu" r-.pr<,acl of the {'ontag-ioD, I walk had been in place less than six .... rnpluy(·cl n phy . . ic·ian to '·U('('inRtt' the rt'ilj· months and that no nottce had been ,1rllt .. of 111l~ nf'ig-hhorhuod. 1 Ita\"(, :-fen the pHh'nt at "l;urt intcrntl"l. Thr }lro;.:-re!Ss gh'en him that the city Intended to oi till' t'a . . (' h.h h,·()u \'pn' fllrornblf', and at tear up that walk and put in 8. new thi-1 tilll(> ... llI' i .. ('ullval;' ... C'('nt. -\:-; thr in one, The bill Is about $28 and the doc- C't1hatinn pt·riod ~illc", tht' l"f'tJlonll (li the tor objects to paying it on the grounds ,'o ... f" hn:-. i(·rnlinllted. i wOllltl htatt· that it abo\'e mentioned, i .. improb;lbh' th:ll il1 l'(>sl1lt~ will jllllo\\·. Commt~sl()ner of Public Works 'Vard was prf'sp-nt at the meeting and the P<>titious werr l"c('ch·<'J. from .fohn !>uti committee conte-rred wIth him relative , 1 C . nd to the matter. He said that the clerks stOll, ,John .rohn4oIlc, <. har f'S orfl~D I and 11l!:-pectors who knew about thls D.luirl l'ulluing-harn. for pt'rll1i .. ~ion to. re,!li matter were not nuw tn the city's em .... t I I ('. t-· I . b ~t to Ie '. He believed that In many other ('I a .. m<1"il'r p 11m )l~r:, . .lInn t'U, "II Jt ~as~s there was collusion between the thE' apl'l'o\·nl oi thf'; Plumbing HCliWl. inspector nnd the contractor and 8UgThe .Io.i"'('l'f'tarr rrported that ht had re· gf>~t~d that both ot these former of· . '. - - . ~ . d . I fleillls hp ordered to appear betore the rt'lYed !;l.,.la tor th(' rt>mond 01 Ut'!l IInlma! ('ummittee at a later date and gIve their during th~ month. rea~ons tor pulling up the walk and rUYSICIA~S .-\~o ~UD\\'Jn::", putting down a nt'w one. This plan was agreed u})on tn this case. as well a.s :.\tr~. Ji~Ii7.11 hl't h :\"yizuik ~(>nt an EnJ.dish Iu geveral cases of a somewhat sImtlar tmn.;;lntion of her Polbh diploma, t'ntitling nature. her 10 p .. adiee '" a midwiio. The lI,altb I \ OUirer ....lid that Ill' thought that only \romeD I who aH' l'hy .. idan .. :-.hould be nllowed tu praetieE' a ... miliwi\'rs. Ut'irrreu to the Healtb Ollil'('l' to l'xl.uuinc the woman a .. to htr ahility to pral,tice, nn.} repon to the BoIrd. ,.~ the City Hall today. for the especial of Kennedy. The delegation also yislted work that was done Ja!'lt year. :comrnisHionpr ot Health Gref'ne. In 01'"The c1rh'f\r~ tt?~t1fy In order to try 4er t o put a ip\..· naUs in the polttieal to retain theil' jobs," remarked one of comn ot t he FourtC'pnth "'arrl Alder.. the vtpltor~. man. Undertaker "'pdekindt. l-'rOlllilil'e-tl Relnfll t atement. Th ose In the delegation In('luded Ru"Oh. there ts nothing to that," said pentsor Bole-sin \V Doraf'€'wlC'z, Dr. Col. 'Vard. FranciA E. Fronczak, ex-Suppn-18or B. The d'~legatlon pleaded ,,"ith Col. J . P l tas~ and sey€'ral other~. Near th€' (' I o~t:' of the I1vely Interview ,Yard to re-lnRtate Barczykowskl, to with Col. " 'urd 1\1r. Dnra!!lp\\·icz ~ald to give him anothf>r trial and the colonel ::the Commissioner: "It is eald, Colone-I. proml~ed to do 80. that your ~uIH~rlntendent. Mr. Kennedy. Outside the comml~sloner's office one has said that h(' would get rid of those ot the mo~t prominent membprs said. d - - - d Pola<,ks and It looks as he "ery emphaticall}": were doing 80." I "The Poles were badly duped la~t fa.ll "ard "~ 11 ~. Int o n Ragf' , and are lmpatif'nt for the next eleC'tioll Cot. Ward: "If Bnrczykowskl or an y to come around, Last year we heard body else says that," l'\ald the Colonel, much about thE! f;ltatement tha.t the ReboU)·, "he tell~ a· dl!llbl?'rate t'alRehood. publll~an leadpr~ said 'To hell ''I.'lth the It Is unfortunate for him that be has Pole~.' It \\ a~n't belleved but the Poles ~ht to drag }lolitks Into this matter belie\'e the ~Rme thing Is bf'ing sairt .and I want to Bay right h(>re that there now by Superintendent Kennedy anll has been con.lderable tampering with, other otHclal •. WHY THERE IS ONLY e work ot collecting the garbage and I' O~ E POLISH TEAMSTER EMPLOYhe., .0 that It may appear that the ED NOW AND ALL THE POLISH 1:1ty ca.n not do thp.,. work as cheaply as LABORERS HAVE BEEN F1REV. he contractor". "e 81'e criticised for THERE IS ONLY ONE POLISH ,the way the work I, done. or not done.; FOREMAN. THJ;J POLES ARE· GF:T'an d If I stoo. d for It where would I be.\ TING FIHED AS 7\,,'~ AS THBY I suspended four foremen and the work ("AN BE." .c .l 18 betng done- muC'h bel ter In ('onf;f'The d I I quence ThiS t~ not a qUf'sUon of (>nl- • G. (> ~gnt on next "ialtecl Dr. pJOYlng Poles a'nct thl'r(> Is nothing pf'r- .rl·pene, thf' Hpulth Comml~f:toner, iT' Rona l 1n thp mutter. If RarC'z\"knwskl the IntPl'est of the appointment 01 cloes his '.vork properly hf' may continue FI'ft.nk Dux. Mr. Dux was prr~E"nt and but if hp tioe!" not 21vc sattsfH.( tlon he therl:! was a (IUestion of "eraclty hf'cannot hold his jnh." I twef'Jl nl'. (;rpellf' nnrl ~Ir. Dux. Dux The delegation af-\ked for the rein- I j~ a UPlllocrat and is an applicant for .tatement of )lichat>i nar('zkow~kt. a the position ot Iheman at the 'Yolt~ foreman who WD,f1 8u~pended ror alleged ~ venue bath hou~p. He say~ Dr. gro8S nflg-\eet of duty. I hrpe'np promt!-;pd him the plal'e and In reply to n tlUf'r-y RRked by one of: <'auFeri him to resign another job then FAVORS BILL WHICH IT tbe PoiE"S ('01. ""ard 5'laid' I hE"ld urI hl!-l appotntmt'nt. • " I sURppndpd RarC'zykow!'lkt h£'cau~e I Dr. nrf'f"nE" dlsputeci this fl!tatement NECESSARY FOR ABSOLUTE his work waR not ~:1ttsfactoI'Y and be-, nnd ~nld it wa~ unfortunate that Dux caUSe he ahandonf'd hiR job," misunljprstood h1m. Dux Is a licensed CLEANLINESS IN TON· Rev l e ",T~ ,l t he Ch"r":-CM. E'ngineer and Dr, Greene toio the delc~ C'!ol. \\~ard thl'n 1"C'ylewed the charges gation. th?t he would g1\'P the applJcaSORIAL PALACES. against the fOf(~man, ~ho\\'lng thnt the }~on \ pr:!t C'llrE'ful ('onsJderation, lead~ foreman, whUf" sppclally InRlrul'ted to g thf' m("l1 to think that Dux would 111ake f'H<'h tE'am haul flve loads of gar- bp on~ of the nppointpps. The men also bilge Pf'I' day. he le-t the drlver~ off rluty llut in a good word for John Schultz H.alth C'omml""loner takes I!I early aR 2 or 3 o'clock In the after- for one of thp bath house position~. oon, after hauling only thref' loa<'l~. "Ald. "\Yf"dpklndt was in to ~€'e ahout kindly to U §aikcmeH made by the he evtdence of the othf'r foremen and the appointment!'!" the cornmissionf'r ,.Journeyma.n Barbers' Union and will about 20 driver!' tendt"rl to c~on\'ict Bar('~ state-d to the delflgatlon, "and ask .... d ~hortly recommend th~ ena.ctment ot ... .BYkowski bpyon,l dispute. A number that all the 8ppointf'E"s be named from nn ol'dinan<'c which provIdes that all or drh'e-rs told (~ol. "'ard that they got the- Fourtet'nth \\'ard. I told him that blll'be,'s be obliged to keep combs and off after hauling thr~e loads pE"r day. the bathhouse was for ,the whole city " His wholE' denwanor," said ('01. not fol' the FourtE"enth \Yard alone and brushE"8 h, pe-I'fectly clean condition ,,'"ard. "~hows that he shirked his work. he ~nltl that if he l.'oulll not gt'"t all the o11d that all razor. be dipped. bolh beI have known him fot" tel. yenr~. He!~ nppoi~t(\f'~ from his wartl that he did fOl''l and attN' u!Ing. 1n a. sterlllzing soa ~od ma.n, but he- Cell down on hiS not wl~h any. As hp has not bf'en In lution. A clean towel lnust be used on Job RlnC'e 1 suppo,",,,,d hp has washed his t"8ch customer, anJ the barber's hands "Thp \\('ather was ban," Ruggested handR of th£> whole matter" . must be pCl'Cedly cleansed ant! mani· on{' ot the PoleF, "and he- made Ufl' the Dr. Gl'ct"ne Raid he waR' glad to flee cured. If R. piece ot' alum 01' other 10el tlll1i' on other days, He wOI·ked 40 such assoC'tationA tRkf' an interest In astrlngE'nt be U!-lpd on 3. cut on one honrs ov£'rtimE': suC'h matters and said hE" would give customer the pa me pl(!ce shn.ll not be " . hat !'hows that hE" doE'S not know thetr rprtuests great consfdE-ration. U~d on another, and. many othc:.;-ules, -! I I II J COMMISSIONER GREENE ~~BER~~~S ;{~S I a. . ., GOOD SUGGESTION. Col. W a rd evidently propos.. to make some walk the plank on account ot Dr. Qrse AAs plank walk- \ }'t'urIL\SE OF A '\TI·TOXI~. Comllli~:-.iOJwr Conn ... olfpf(,tI a It'~olution that thE' ..,e\·er;\1 100·nl dfll!!~bt.. bt.. reCjuC" ... tl'Cl to ... ·IICI in hids tor furni~hin~ the mediral ,uppli.- I't'quirert b)" tbe Board. He l't!fCl'h·tl to the pUl"cha .. c of anli·lo:un pnrtil'uhul~·. whh-h, he ~aid. coult.l be hO,ugl:t ... nll'l"!-o in Xl'\\" York. 110\\. . hAd l")1"t'~idellt )11l1wonE'Y Fo:,id that It . I l·onlIuittl'f' all bl'Pll 1he pl·nd .ltl' tor t Ie !'upplip, le. h.t the IIeallh ,b<JO'l' . . I1(' «'!'Irc(.. 1·· I 1\" Ill' I"J tht" kind ot anh·to\.ll1 . . t IIl' U~f" . I11." 1nnkc-. oj It. an I rC'I-'pollHhlp tor ih t'fl'rC'i nn t h(· pati('nt. d . ·u th.t he h.br Ilt·,,1t hOllie',·,. 'lull'I(II" ".' nlwa\"~ I·(lunu )l\1lfonl'~ :lIIti·lO:xin to rt . . t I ·t .t ,h. ~(1otl. lIt' "Ol1ll't lint"" nfOec ('I I 'fht' noth'tl, lind cml(,l"l'" il by telt-ph()ne. om,·... ttt'r prit't' i .... ~:l It hot t h~. AI t •. 1' "'0111(' fllltht'r cli .. t~u .... jnn, the nIl (;l'flr;r(' H ·W ahl. :-IPC'r"iRr.,· onel hm;in,'ss AJ;Pllt of ,Ionrl1 f')"mon Bnl'lwr",' Cnlou ].I L I·all ...rl on H.'slth ('nru ~1'otonf''Ps: }'' lU P. wa..; clroppt·ll. . h 'l·dRY fO l'friPP? Ih·e to thl' lirllftlu::; or Wi I 111 l'('ln . .~n nrcll11nlH'e 1(1 illyI'" tbC' hf'Rlth liPllnl'tlJlI'llt IlInr(' blllH't· \·I~\olt ",c'r Ihl' hnl'he-I' !!'Ihnfl,.. ot 1111- !'it,·.. ThC' 11111011 1s :t1l"Xlnu~ tl) hlln· lU"'!,c·r·! .....rR (rclill I h,. lH'alth tlPll.lrllIlf'Ut 'l!"-II 11\1' 11l1I·tll'r 2'1"'1'-' nl fl"{'(}I1I'111 II1II'1"\nI8 lIull flf'C' In ,'U. (~Irdn.t: 1·('j.mlntlclIls (ur till"' prolc,,1 ion lit 111 f'"O(lt·('l"lll·d. Tt!~ IIn1hllhl,' 1h.1I1 tlU "nlln KlIl'(, <.lIIwnc\nll'llt ,,111 hi' lntro,lm·l'/l in Ihe IOllllHon t'/luncH wltlJln n !'41H11"t tilup f'm '",elyl"" li"1II1' fir \hl.'" .mg;::PH{\fllIS tnud(' hy Uw r~III·~sc·utllt1\·~ ( I f Iii" unlo:], ' 1 in '·onkel'!-<, ('hl'np,>r th.1Il .wn~ brln~ p~lId ~l 11. K. )1111101"(1' .. ollic'(' in \I'W 'ork {'ilr II holtuht in qllalltitie~ :-om'li u .. the HOi1rd re~. . I . I an' nllo\u'! quin~... I JH' dru1!g-I"t... IC' ~11lt. . . to Pl'I' (·t'llL. lli"'('ltllnt. ami th<,y \\o11ld (hnde wilh flit' HIMnJ. Ill' ... aid h~ hild got .Il'm.'t frum a Ycmk ... rs (Irt1;.n.~i4 for the :"1.11I1t' grade ttl \. aud ui Rllli·tu:\ill anti lilt' .. ,\tnt> 'InBIi .' . . t I t tie rh.. ~" tltl' lInN' \\";1:-' ;)0 ('t'n" n lO . b· ·1 . t the ,,!10k· tllitll th,,' prll'(.' I'm],! lun( " Movem.nt to Have Barber Shop. Regularly Inspected. It till· , till pt"f'~l'llt. 'I'lU: In Januar:r. 1901. hp TE'ported hauUng I ! ('01 .\ :'otlltt'd IIwt'tin;..! of thl' HOI(rd ot Health Wa, lH'ld la .. t ("n'niJl~, with ,Il l th ,' mtlnbeu .\ ('OlUIIlUlUl',ttiOIl. DR. S. S. GREENE Uon, non -partisan, to read the riot act 81~ load~ containing 5.500 cubic yards of .....etlt ot Health Officer P refers Mulford's Ant i.TOIia -Chairmen of Committe.. Appointod_ Andrew Thompson's Claim Appea" ODet More. COlUJ1TTL:E (.'It.\JR:\lE~. Pn~~itlC'l1t )lulrOOl1f'Y :lppointc!d for. CIH,irlll~u of Ow ... t\(.'ra.i ('(lllIrn i ttt't'~I ... . . 1··lth.tth,J'rt" tow",· it 11:1 \"Ing hCPTl n''''O \ t ( . t· "e of the"" itl\'nt f-t'T\'C ~ .... (')UllrlUAIl 1) o· "'!l_ IIIit h"'ij: l ommj..;&jolH'l' ),It'rritt, Fin '\"olf. Sllnit~ll·~·: Enrl, ~upplit's: c~ l ..'lw", :Ilul (lrdinuIH-e;;; )hlIrooI1ey. UOSpl �-.n:s'1'I OLD I II 1no)l .. ~· 'I Tlult he 10. I Dt·\' .. au . Pte ulen t 1\lu rOil • U w Thompson to U .\n re tt trol Th Preft·c.'E!'npd a IPot e I_ . 11 ot $liOO. e GREENE SAYS FERRY STREET IS THE ITE re1..hiJO to hi~ old. (' IU~C Cit) .\Uornt')": ~nu , n1. hn(ll.--oU~ult(>,t t J 1 (Ti\"t.~ aU opuhOll (·on u ,... h trill that lw.IO 'II a \nitte-n ~tate~ h~ IHlbt oard oi II th. R Ill' It, I I I,., . hf(! WI 1 furnt~ tllf'nl of tlw furt ... , . Slid that wheu_ J!,' tllh <lUi"'r '!lIlhq-,n•. okc Ollt, thr •• . rl,i<it'lIl1t.' ur . 01 lhf' ... mall pox .1 t ok po~..;.(>"':"lon . ' . Hut <lllu 0 I I ( 'UII1I11I .. ·IOIlt'l· \ . n Wll~ :-oliu ou. . I I TiloOlP"O . till' HO.. pll.l • lint d' (.u ...... ion 011 II11!"1 ,' .' 'fJII'f(' \\l.l"i ('f)lI~H·I.mbi<'• hit-II it wn~ ~Hlu I ' 'Qur.. e ot " k for Contrnl: I 01. 111ltttl'I III t H l • . . Itt wof that 'ThoIJ1Jl~on "n:-. . r)' the Common '. ,worklO!l 0IIIIOX eplUpmlc . .. ' \llIrp1l\', Who,\;J.· . .' c th~ :"lllR' . . ('uunot ;ll thC' Lilli r' the Board of Ih .... Ole I I h(';ran, untl tin . 'r ·pon"hlo. H"Hllh W:I' not I , I" I Ihlll Ihe Health . II,' n· ... O \ec I ]t wo:-. fmll . I de-ired by t It! oml'r)' prrl'Ll n~ t Ile !; t"town • ('ity .\ttornE.'~ fA VORS THE PRESENT SITE. Health Commissigpe r Grp~ e~ Views on arantine Has ~ ,...... Dr. Greene Asks Aid Can See No Good Reason Why Qu antine Hospital men to Stop Sidewalk zondemnat~. Should Not Be Built on City Property in That Thoroughfare. THEADA~ WOULD BE NO DANOER OF OERM TRANSMISSION Though thp Aldermanic Finance Committee did not take up questions con· ce rning their Investigation of thE' city's finanCial departments at its meeting YE'<::terday, it did consider at length a number of routine matters which had been referred by the AJdennen. Among th ese matters was the resolution Introdllced some \veeks ago by Ald. Zoeller , pproprlatlng $50,000 for a new quarantine hospital. The matter of city tele· phone service was also discussed at ORGAN COMPI'TTEE VOTES TO INSTALL IT-HARBOR IMPROVEMENT AND PTHER IMPORT. ANT MATTERS DIS· CUSSED. purchased properly in that locahly got the property at a much lower figure than they would had the quarantine o DANGElR IN IT. hospital been somewher£" else. In the many year~ that I have been connect£"d Many matters were considered by the "I'd just as soon have the Quaranwith the Health Department I have Ald~rmanlc committees Ia~t c\' _nlog tine hospital alongside my home," said never heard of any contagious disease and some were of high importance. cases out in that neighborhood tor Health Commissioner Greene to the al~·hich patients being brought to the BeCore the Committee on Streets Dr. dermanic finance committee yesterday hospital were responsible. As a mat S. S, Green charged thnt It has been arternoon. ter of tact, London's quarantine hos the custom ot certain f:idcwnlk fnAlderman J. N. Adam went him one pltal Is In a thickly populated part better. "Why, I used to JIve alongside ot the city, yet never spreads cont- spec tors to condemn sidewalks on t11e len , agion. Personally I would not object a Bmallpox hosplta-I," he said. Health Co Greene was )J1- to havjn~ an isolation hospital next outskirts ot the city and have DeW Both agreed lhat objection to the "itf'd to appear before t e mmlttee to door to my house. An architect tells ones ordered In a t the expenee oC the erection ot a. new quarantine hospital be heard relative to the needs of a new me that by utilizing the buildings In owner, when in reality no Improvement in a.ny ward ot the city cannot be reaquarantine hospital, in connection with sonably raised by tbe Inhabitants of the Zoeller resolution. Asked by Ald. present use by the city and merging of the kind was needed or not so great Adam to give his vle\vs concerning th". them into the new buildings the clty ....l'epatrs were necessary. CommtsBioner that ward on the ground that It would c!,n save about $6,000 so Ihat of the Wa'd or the Department of Publlc site of the present quarantine hospital, $00,000 endanger the people 11vlng In the viwhich might be appropriated I Commissioner Greene said that the city cinity. tor a new building or buildings, but ~rorks asked that the matter hI" reowned between six and seven acres of This t~lk was brougbt out by Alderneed be spent in that direction. felTed to him, saying at the same time. land in Ferry Street. near Kensington , $44,000 It We do bulld I Would advise three man Zoeller's resolution calUng for the and he could see of no good reaSOn why seperate buildings, an adminIstration that the Inspectors had not been conpreparation of a b1l1 authorizing the this slle should not be utllized If thr, cIty to IBsue bonds tor $60,000 to buy a city was to build a new isolation hospi- bulldmg and two other bulldlngs, so nected with the department since hi. tal. Some objPctions might come from that we could take care at scarlet administration began. new site tor the proposed new hospItal. fever, dipthteria. and other contagiOUS Before the Committee on Public the people residing in that district, but diseases The present pesthouee-80me preter to aside trom smallpox. I would they would come from other parts of call it quarantine hospital, and Comalso advise the opening or a detenBulldlngs the matter or Ihe Illstallation the city if an attempt was made to promissioner Greene yesterday said he cure a new site, and as the law prohib- lion hospital In connection wilh thelof the J. N. Adam orgall In City Conwould propose to call It Isolation hos .. new buildings so that it a case at venUon Hall was up over a recorn .. Its the city from going outside the elt:; smallpox came In one one at the boa ts _ _ pltnl-Is on East Ferry ~treet In the limits in this connection, he would ad- the crew of the boat could be held mendation from CommisslOn('r \\ ard to 18th wa.rd. Alderma.n Zoeller reprevise that the proposed new structure be In this detentton hospital for the reo the etteet that deficlenly bon~ In th~ sent. that ward. Tbe chief objecUon reared on the site of the present quar- quired time." Sum of $3.539 be ts~ued to defra}- UJ(' raised by his constituents who I1v~ In antine hospital. As Ald. Zoeller was unable to be expense. Atte-r maldng a number or the vIcinity of the hospital Is that Its NO DAXGER OF CONTAGIOX. present at ye-sterday's meeting the com. alleged jokes the committee YO ted in presence has depreciated the ,'alue ot rnlttee laid the matter on the table fo taxor of the recomnlendaUou. "The site was purchased by the city their property. week. but it Is expected that It will DJg l:Iarbor Delegation. Eiome thirty years ago," said Dr. areport in favor of the appropriation "But that argument," said Dr. Q reene. "and people who have since to the Board ot Aldermen. Perhaps the most important meeting Greene, "could be used In a.ny other oC the evening was that beCore the ward. I don't blame Alderman Zoeller Committee on Wharves and Harbon_, for doing "9,'hat his constituents want which took up the matter of hnpro\,him to do. But the cIty owns the land, Ing Buffalo River and the harbor gen - I it is ample-nearly seven acres-and an 'erally. Interested Pal'ties were well al'chltect has told me that there would l'em'esented, and among those bclor/'"! be a Bavlng to the city of about $6,000 the committee \vere :MarUn Carey, repIn the use of the present old bu1ldlng'S resenttng the Lehigh Valley Interes.,; J. C. Batchelor of the Delaware & Hudor the materIals In them, 80 that a $50,son Company; Frank F. 1\~il1iams, rep000 hospital, WOUld, In reaHty, cost us tpsenUng the AtlantIc Dock Compan\"; but $44,000. So I think the best the City Jo~eph G. Dudley, representing the can do Is to erect the new isolation Great Northern Elevator, and the hospital on the present site." Northern Steamship Company; )[aur)cp "Couldn't the Kelderhouse property In ('. Spratt. l'epresenting the New York South Buttalo be used? The city owns ('eutral; Ca.ptain J. J. H. Brown, repthat, too," said Alderman Adam, as a resenting personal interests; 'Villtam L. feeler. ~Iarcy, repl"E'sentJng i::l. large railroad and hke-frelght ('ompany; Horare A. "Ye., but try that and see what a crowd ot 5th warders will be rushing up DES MOINES, IA. Feb. lB.-With the assE'mblymen are taTldng !Jettously Noble, representing the firm of Frank 'Vllliams & Co .• coal dealers. here protesting," sald Commissioner harbor ue matter ililprO\'etl noThat one the d~lnied. It should was the ot Greene. "South Buttalo has enough e:ma.l1pox in the governor's office in ot adjournment. trouble ot her own In the flood nui~ But here they tace a dllemma. ~ bearing the exp(>nse that cau~ed th,. b the state bouse, a large num er 0... the first place, the constltuents of ev- talk. One idea 'was thut the Fedpral sance," thr ugh out the city with thea. l;overnment ~hould do the work, _\nAlderman McEachren, chatnnan ot ca.ses 0 • ... ery member ot the legislature are op- other was that the ctty generally Rhoultl the commttte. favored ualng the pres- tres closed and chUrch and public meet- po~ed to adjournment tor the reason pay for it. l'oull('ilman Dunbar toll1 ent slte, No action was taken. Alderman Adam advIsed holding the reaoIu .. Ings forbidden hy the state board of that such action might permit the re- ....1,,, SpI'atl lhat .ttoh a thln~ woul,! not he con:5idercd by tIl(' Common Coundl Uoo until Alderman Zoeller can have a health, Des Maims Is panic-stricken. lUrn home of the leglslators. for a moment, for tbe E'xpen~e should chance to be heard on It. Governor Cummins and all hIs emThe po""lbIUty of the lawmakers be borne only by those benefiteu. 'falk ploye. have heen vacclnated and the clUTylng the disease from this city Into nlRo tm'ned on tbe que-stion whf-ther In dredging there Rhould be left a tenmembers ot the legislature now in ses- unaffected districts has caused a great foot ~tl'ip next to the norks ~o that thl'l-C ••••••••• " 4 •• .- .... . £'.Ion are going about with Bore arms CI·Y to go up In aU parts ot the state '\'oulfl be nu undennining. ..'0 (kUmle action was token. as the r~ult at similar precautions to against anowJng anyone to break Des ............ EnlerJlon Dorllu·t )0'8"\ or J"luD • escape the scourge that ala.rms the MOines quaranttne. Around the botel The Committee on Schonls laid over whole city. In their terror lest small- lobbies smallpox Is the sole theme of the pl'ojet't or ~ettjng .il~ide rool11S in the public schools tor meetIng places of th~ pox became general In the state house dlscll5fl1fon. pubUc. It was sugge~ted that in ('use the rooms were open to Bu~fne!=s l\[en d Associations and other organIzatIons. the Be-hools might bet'ome hotbeds for pOlitical and religious wrangles, I The Committee on Sanitary :\Iea:-;urt>R considered the Ot'termann blt.1 fot' ral'r-l-'Ing out the Forrestel contract. Fornkl' Senator :\Ia('key ~tnted tha.t the hid Wa.~ made attPr :\Ir. Otft'rmann had rC51gne411 anel told of the gain to the C'it)" in 0x_ pense 1( the bid were accepted. Actio:"] SIXTEEN NEW CASES IN ONE wa~ po~tponed to next week. The Committee on Clailns vot".d 10 DAY- HEALTH BOARD recommend that DanIel Lalt"rue rpcph " $30 for the lo~s ot hJl'l' wooden leg, whiCh ALARMED. was fractured by a fall on an ky stdc-I r JS S 00' VEIT l6I!JCtII(d,.zbI~bMEl. THEREl BEl- .. At Iowa's Capital May F ce /J" legis- lature To Adjourn. .... I sMALLPOX ~~ I . IN NEW YORK. walk. Ne-w York, Feb. :n.-Smallpox Is Increasing alarmIngly In N(-w York In lIpite of ertorts of Board or lIl'nlth to ~tamp It out. In twenty-fOur hours ~Ixt(,f'n new cases were r('portE'd. Tho Infection broken out In th~ Kfng:-; County P('nlttm~ tJary In Brooklyn nnd all thl~ Inmates have bt>en "accJna.t~d. Tn the BplJevlIC fns ..,no pavilion a pn~ I tlent Damp" Comyn hus bpfm strtck<'n with the dls~ae:e-. Early tn thr- month ~mattpox made Its appea.rance thprp and all the patlent!J W rp orrif'red vacclna.ted. Com)-" rctu ed to aubmlt. "entilntllu: Contract Ilt'.c'fndeod. Heat ng and n:-nt Jatlng or th~ 1.llfayell€' High Hchool came 11D (or dI.SCUM. Fj'>J1 befoJ"P the- ('ommlU'lIe t)11 School~. The report tavorlag thE-' a\\lll'd o( lhe contract to JOi;cph Bronold Wil8 rescInd. prJ and u he--d.ling on the dltrer~nt HYS. will be h{>Id 01 ,)[arch 6th. JustiCe ~IUTphY reporteu to the rnvestIgating rommHlce that fines fn th,,. aDlount of 'j,l~ bad n"t be"n CCtIIpc1eil, and U.B 8 re!ult .th ore WOUld h~ a df'fideDt.'}" Ifl the ("lty 8 r .. nurees ot tpm~ Pl)lICC �' THE 4 EART TO HEART TALK WITH "BELL" OFFICIALS '" EXTRA COLUMN or the lltle of ":'10ral Health In 1 ," arti a writer 1n the Chicago TIe- ('raId ot recent tlate ) wUh these words: prcfa~cs his Dr. Krauss Talked on eases of Children. y "The ob::ierver ()f the thl?-atrr (,&n srarcely overlook thl? frC"qucJh'Y during thf! lla:;t score of yearR with whic:h some: nlanifestation of fpmininc fraHl~' has been made the mo- tiye and leading theme ot the more Behind in Te1ephone Rentals, Negotiates for a T wo-Year Contract. Switchis Being Discussed, board pretentious dramu::;. It is not to hr. denIed that there is no ~mall amount ot thIs in real life We sec uround u:=!, but tha.t doE'S not :;:f'em to be' any rea~on I why it shOUld be u.lloweti to holr! the chief place ill th(" world'~ attention. In a very largp proportion of tbese plays the heroine~ Ure wornep who are made interesting mH.inh~. sometimes !:Iolf'ly, bN'a.USP they have been exemplars of such frailty, and. the treatment JR ~uC'h that they command sympathy de~plle their slips, and, not Infrequently. apparently because of them, "The point ju~t now emphasized i~ thn t thc~e plays arC! almo~t wholly found In the theater~ which arc rcckOIH~d high class. In other l'e~pe('tt!, in respet~t of constructive ingenuity anu literary flnl~n. thp)~ .AJt1. Zoeller'. little joke "bout asking ,and City Hall uepartments was lliay be', and often arc, highly cred~ . C i t d ft a bill talk,'u of. ,",vrporallon oun~e ra The "<lennt oIU Postofficf', ("orner of 1tH.hl~ examples of the dramatist's the appropriation of $00.000 Cor an· Seneca and "'ashlngton str€'et~, was art."' r site for a quarantine hOE:pital, referred to as a possible new Police 'J'hl"rc is considerable truth In the asbefore the Ftnance Committee yes- Headquarters, The an.tilability ot the 5:('rtlon~ o( the writer quoted above. rd aft new Con"e.ntion Hall for some Offit'es a;y ernoon. , for "'hleh the l'it,Y is paling rent was E,'en the tlme-honored play of "East I The city bas now a seven acre slte also talked of informally, Lynn~" dpppnds for its chief interest East Fer.ry Street, and Health Com"'Ye ougl;at to have more room for upon the very feature which he speaks Greene ~E'es no reason why OUr city oftkes In the City HaH," sai~l of, though in an extremely modifi.:lod be saddled with the cost Ald. Adam. It \\'i\l'i while t'hl~ desultory talk ,\\,1151" ma.nner as compared with Buch plays in pl'ogr{'~8 that ~ranager Pope ap_ as "The Cuckoo." "Zaza," "~appho," p(>arE'11 on the Bcene. The propusition of and others which haye !=oprung into noa fiat rn te under a two<rear contra('t toriety and succc," within the last few Isolated and t're~ from danger. did not lmpre~s him favorably. "I ~,,!!!I~e," that If the city wants to I think," ~a.itI hE'. "th~1[ i:-; OUt of the ques- years. The writE'r makes the poInt that o! its powers u~der a f,or- tion, It wouldn't suit you arter you such plays as these are presented only to el'e('t a new hospital costmg tried it, and :)"OU would bl!' WOrse off In what he designates as the "hlghIt \\ ill be. pOHsible lO ~~'t\'e $6.000 tha.n you are now," <:lass" houses. "~hp.n one comes to by UtlllzlOg the present bUtld-, ComptrolIf'l" Hef'1 wagen E'xpIain€'ll consider the matter, it 18 seen that this The ,'nat mass of people who that ('ontrat'ts with the city had simply is so. fa,'ors dctached,b~llutn~, continued.to.ince lS85. He suggested that "onstltute the patronage or the cheaper ~~!::t~I!~ a I..'entral ad~lmslration each departmpnt he furnished With and less pretentious theaters do not ~ and t"o ~ide bUll?-ings, He their bi11s up to Julv. 1902. so that the-y care for this sort ot stulf. They have a tIetention h?Spl.tal, for, the might know where they ~lOod. plainly ~xpressed liking tor the less eare Of, ~hips l'1 e\\ s "hile Ald, Adam-How are you to estima~e .finely woven plays which are c1assad are btin~ dlsmfe:ted. as to thp future? under the comprehensive term ot city hanng the Kelderhou~e and Tb " II kl "melodramas." It is a fact that the Bites .on its hands does not care e omptro PI'-' Tn ng the past average audience of the average theater to the ('ollectto~ at this time, a ba~I!". ","Ill not tolerate that conspIcuous portabled Aid, Zoeller'5 resolution. nographic lIavor wblch seems to delight Police and Fire 'Phones. reterE'n('e to the Stenographers' those members of "societyU who would 1110 for the Diehl in\'estigation, :\fr, Rpnuldtng ~aid the City would not deign to enter a house ot entertainAuditor rN'c.mmended that the ba.\'e suffereu had the company re;ent patronized by those whom they a rate for this work in ' 5 . e s f g n a t e as the "common people," !,,'ents a page, in('luding du- mo,,ed the fire nnd police ,phones la~t 1 :Much as may be said as to the rudeant.l" so much pel' diem, The :renr, )lr, Pope ~aid it takes 10 men to ness, the grotE'squenes~. ot the average tee .solved to rt>port accord- look after tht' citl-':-; wires and, in addi-I"melodrama I t it ll'lUst be admitted that' tion, hb companl' furni!'hes wirps and "poetic justlce" Is invarIably meted out issuance of 5.000 cit~~ manuals Jlol('~ fOl' the patrol and fil't~ <.tlarm s,y:-;- in it. In it. the ",,'oman with a past" o\'er at the sugge~tion ot Aid. is not made even penitentially attrac. who has some impro\'t~mel1t in tern~, Col. 'YC1rd Ruggestt'd lhat it would hp tive. It Is the good woma.n, or th~ well to place all (.'itlo~ 'phone~ in ehar~e woman who hH.s been wronged througb of one mun, nnu that their dl~lributlon her simpUclty and Innocence, who !"eshould be thus regulated with the ap- cel\'es the sympathy and the plaudits pro, a1 of the Common Council. The ot the "common people.'~ That the " 'as the payment ot the dty's tele- pe()ut~~ (,"?mmJ~~lonp.r of Engint!ering, melodrama exploits many kinds ot , It W3.S saul. might be t'ntru~ted with crime and wickedness is not to be denlbill tor the past year. amountmg this duty. ed; but In It tbe eVil-doers are never alabout $6,000, Contra(:t :Manager C. I The CommitteE" re!'ol\"ed to leayE' the lowed to triumph, and the vlllian who A. Spaulding, tTeneral :Manager POP!!, I nE'gotiatiollS in the hand~ of 'Commis- ~can command the hisses ot: the gallery &.:.:01. Francis G. 'Waru, nnd Complroller I sione1' "·ard, who wlll a~k the Bf'll is the greatest artJst ot all. . , . Telephone l'ompany to 't'nrl In Its bill' In other word •• It seems to be a fact, lIeer\\agen '\<Ie called into oonsulta- agodlnst <"ity departments to January however curious It ma~, he corrsldered. OD. Some time ago lhe city quarreled 1, 190:!, and from January 1 to July 1, that the m~ral tone or popular-priced Ith the nell Telephone ('ompany and l~O~ . melodrama Is superior to that ot many ered the instl'uments discontinued. Xo appropriation haying bppn made or the plays which are to be see~en only o attention was paid !O Ihe order-'1nd for telepllOne. laH year It will be nO('es- ' at the high-priced theaters. ~ hy this servioe cOntinued and was availed sary to Inolude the itmount in this Is so, I cannot 'a)'. I leave.1t to my Now the city wants to settle tor ye-HI"S eStimatE's. re to decide tor themselves. year on an e(lullable basi.. .# . VICTOR ROVILLE. The subject oC lnlroducing a City Other Matters Reported, "11 eXt'hnngE'. with gwitchboard in the , Flat Rate.~ ~ OW THE YOUNG LAt{;R. KEEPS DOWN EXPENSES ? I I I ttic. connettetl with all city 'phones, State ommltteeman John Grlmm's be operated undel' a t\\o-l'ear ('on- reque,t to ha,·. hi' otllcial acts as back t. Wft. al.o broached. Ald. Adam lax eoll,·,·tOl· adjudkated on by the ftestt"d paying n thn rate or $500 a nth em' this J"'ivilege, the company COurt". ,~aR lui<! OYer to await the re'provide opcralorf', and eliminating port ot lollel'tor LOUls.C. Hohl. e 'phOl"'. which are not deemed eH- _The otTer oC the Chlldren's Ho.pital, tUil, Figure. were gone intO wbich I ::-;0. ~19 Brynnt SIl·.H to receive ho'prding to the l'Ompanl"s figures. the I tal putlent' at $1 IMit'ad of $5 pel' week ~ \\'ould be $7.60{. The "ost of a was re(','lved with thonk.. I 'Wi~hboard was estimated at about ;\layor Knight', message suggestion liiGO. relative to httere,t on J:>ank depo.it,. Young attorney, and others were said was fa'·orabl)- receiHd. o enjoy tTee tpl.phone "en Ice by going I His Honor', r"'lue,t that the (,hol'tpr oIltO cit)' ofllefs and ,nylng ";\lay I u •• b .. amended to give him a ... to POW,'I' ¥Our 'phone "moment!" Then It was regarding ~",hna"" bl'ought out Ih,' I88ld they woul,! transal't their bURine.s sugnstion that there be a Board uf E.Of tbe day ami "olk out. tI milt , ,thl'ough \\·ho.~ hands the estl('om"l1oller H ..fnnlgen told how hb mates should l,ass In the first in>tance otllce "liS "wol'ked" the other da)' fol' on thlll' way to the L'ommon L'oundl. ~8a14 long-distance me"",lge. The sender It Is propOSed that thb buard cons!>t of "Thnnk you. Sir.' • and walkE'U t~e lfayor, Comptroller and CommiJliawa1. I.-.\\ing the city to foot the bill. SlOneI' of Public Works. 1Ir. Pope told of a mOl'e cruel thing The PI'Oposal to tronsCel' to the Tl'eas_ clone th~ othE"r day at the E.'XPen~e of urer the l'ollectlon of the WaleI' tux the WlIIlam Hengel'er '·ompany. wh~re "·as PO"'POIwd unUl the new tax laws & man lI:ot away with a New York mes- are dlsposN of_ :ace \\orth $10. The suggestion of a etl' examiner who shall be • certified Imblic accountant to make expert examinatlon~ of Iu. this conn"'<:tion ("01. "',,r(l callea t'lty ,!epartment. \\a" also held o"er a",e.nUon to the ne •.?u ot' a rC'-?.dju~t_ It was r",l!\~t1 to reI·ort in [a"or ot ment 0( city o(tk·es. It was but a QUt"~_ bonds for grade cro.slllg "w,,,·d. ,,. to1low", for Seneca Street Improwmpnt Uon of time. he salel. when the D£-paH_ S!~.O~:.I1. to!' Hambur,,-".ne' ·a "treets: of Public ""ork!1l, l\ould hoye to $_O''''' •. ll~. and tor ~·hlc.go ;;!reet 1m;:~I~~~n~UI~p:on the Health and B.'hool pl'o,'empnt, $1~,l63.14, The proJ,o.e<l ,ompromise of the quarters. Thf" city now n )'f"H r rent for outsiu(' Studeba~ker claim for $0"'.3;; was refe-rced to "Lhe Park n(\ard. for the Grode Cros.:-:ing ("omBoard of School Examinel'~. ;vrThe claim or H .55!1.,9 .. galn,t the Commission an(l Overst>pr - ell'OlloUtan Rank Cor in'.,. ••! on Llty A better grouTHng of Po- Id.poSlt., t('gether with other rlulms ror 1Il~C!"'I~I'\IJ'ttrlen't. Munlrlpnl Depurtm 'nt nt."rHt on e l t d ' to the Corpo~a~~o~:n~"O~:l~~I~\.;.\S l'~ferref1 I Orbinnn3cII fUr I8nrllter/tMben tJor' B~.E,,~T Tbe Clubroom ot the Women's Union Was completely IIlled yesterday att.rnOOn tor the talk given by Dr. WIUlam C. Krauss, whose subject was &Itnounced as "NervoU8 Dlse~ea ot Childhood." Beside. the members of the ;\!others' Club, there were inter_ ested friend., and Miss Ella C. Eifler'. Kindergarten class, whlcb Is conductOd at the Union, came down to HateD to Dr. Krauss. Tbe meeting was the Round Table of the physical development department. and Mrs. James A. Darlington presided. Dr. Krauss devoted his talk to explaining In what ways nervous dt.eas~s of Children may be aVOided. In opening, he spoke at length .n tbe Importance of heredity In th. mat. ter or the child'. health. and said that only a clean bUI ot health handed do,," to a chlld from Its ancestors can give the chlld a sound body and sound mind. In pas.lng. the speaker affirm_ ed. quotlng an eminent aulhorlty, tbat the blrthratp of America 1!1O lower thu that ot France. Environment may do much to smother weak traits that han: bepn Inherited. T\\'o-thlrds of the '0called nervOus diseasE'S are due to heredity, Ner\'ous prostration he char. acterlzt'd as the gTeat American d\!. ease. :\' ext to a clean blll of health at brrth. the matter of proper foO<! Is ot lhe utmost Importance in guarding lh. chtld against disease, Oatmeal. sa.ld lhe doctor. Is th~ very be.t food UW can be gi,~en. Cereals should always be ta kE'n withou t ~ugar. Orange juke and prune- pulp he recommended as nu· trltlous. and he saId that In early child· hood meat preparations should be gt..en I '"er)' sparingly. )tothE"rs ~hould guard against tea.v1ng their children in the care of Ignorant ann unprincipled nur~es and '1)\.,1 f"rnp~~es who wlll frighten them Into 1 obet.1ience by threat~ of ghosts and gob-I tins, thus laying the foundation for qhattered nerye~, Early Impre~sion5' are lasting, and that whIch goes tnto a chl1d'~ mind Crom the time It reach!1I three year~ until It Is ten, ne'~er goes out. . .. I' "Let a. child grow normaUy. ~a IJ the doctor, "Too many parents wrnk their children'!,! nerve f:ystems In ttY, Ing to make prodigies ot them. and finally. the doctOr said he belle.ea eVE't ybodl~ ought to be born In the country but it thnt couid not be ae-compli~hed, thpn tbe)~ should lh·e there "iome of the time. Th(\ best health priT d UCf'r in the world is a stay In the Clluntry just at the time when th olo leaycs begin to come> out. and a chl~d who ne,'er has an opportunity to lhe ncar the heart of nature and learn her ways and bpnuties. neyer gets all tbat l~ du. it In th'-" world, Fret:h country ~ir w HI do more good tor a chlld than all the cod liver oil and patent me~ll' ci~s, libraries and churches can e\er dO. " ~ ~~ mag f e i nib a B&tfunl>~illf 'If·s... ttl :~t >. 'n [om_ml a, ""r!t!~n,!!! S ,,~tn fl ' jUl1)tnttn ijalte, I1)cnn neben feill'!riDQ~ nung ein Quaran/ane < jjofpilal auf, (\( 0,. 91 ge6aut l1)urbe, unb audj ",fb!Iman v' . 2fOOm milg eine r,)tiHan~ nfbln fintm v iotdjen ~n[litui gel1)oqnl ijaben, O~nf ftm, "'I', 'r b'~i1Uhtet, bier barum gtlummer! UoI' ~ '" U'I t' 'U faben, I'~bermann 0 " qat aber nhf)lbie, .. !lcfdlln!ltll. idoen 2fnftdjten, ja l1)ir modjlfn Oe~uV' . b m l ' 'J."t btt !Baroietftuben foaen antH befonNrcn ten, b"B biejlntg~n tr :u'Olorha ~ 'I .. t ~ ~ ",' b ,. b'refttn "ff >. r.=: bl ['fi 1)tr[,.,itbt~ ",<t!;1 a ",,,-,r.man3en un ",r I • ~fbO erung elr "",ra " I~r· "I 'Uumcf)t b£~ G miiafs - :Deparicmenti! bcrbon finb. lDas bas Quarantiine. &etriefJen t'Oerten. ~~~1)mmif ;t.' be tU • q( 5io~l>itat bide ~aijIl Tjinbur.., m r far ""teent roin t(tn E'tabtratl]e \m • n, 18. ml-rb !'jIll-in gel1)cf ift, lann boil) m nnf)m~ t>trfd1ilbe:IeI Drbinan3m em 'U>U" ht- "I b' - III t.,' -h .... n !Be3 u g unmogticf>. a!~ 2!rgumlnt baf llr. bienf.R.' y e" en, l( "UI <JC\ruIeIJ'~'" l]aben unO roonaa) alle \Ra~!mrITer unll til!B tE au~ jlBt no~, nadj!llm bte bO~:J' 'onftigen ~n[trumente gerabe fo rti.1I ,'r 0egenb ftarf angefl~ur 11)0rben I~, lInb for~l-iifti~, ft/filil-in I-ein miiiflln, IVI.e ~ . "'n II ~ I1)liter bort Ofeioen [011. SDuarltQe.J' bie ;jn[trume,lk imr'f'trationsfaafl CI' f "Dt'[.lu !!llr' reS ~o~pita!s. 1 ~itute ttl/rben bOn jlblr ta I "I"n GJeor ,o e (T"at·)I, ro-fcf>iifgaoenl b~r l1)i1ltung fo na9t ber ftablijdjen .I!JreRle :\:..:..u ~\ t\ f~ n ~Qr(>irr-1inioll 910. 41, [prud, reftIm glora#, loil nur mogfidj un~ I1)lr e~e (,eim lSanifiils - [fl';n m:[I-iir bor unt>. d 'a~'r a'folut flinen 0runb !In, \Darum if l' '1\ U fllcf)te biefen urn U:otmUarlln~1 gllOI1 It !!lufjafo nodn lint 2!u~naijml ~adj~n lBar&icrftu(>ew,Grl'ir.ml,.:n. _" (:., 'h ' raf nld/r In (l;r fdllnat bOr, b"fi aUI lBar&iert ~W tinb ba. Quaran:ant-'\I~".:I. "'t-'. .W'II!me un" lUitr< ber !Tla~t te~ 2!rrr.tnr,aule" aur ~ur" ~roungen I~ln f Orren. ,n" L' "" 'I m bin [ten in bol1lommen retnem 311ftanbt 3U menfarm geljorigln 0runb unb..,o , rolten un, allo <O,l"lrmeiftrbOrunbnrun ~ ,"I I' all autn 10 f. ~ ~em ille6r"ud) 3U [ttrili'jiren. _ ~Ibtr .{untt lllllB fin nwe~ ,S)ar.t< !U.40 unt b_ie lBarDine muifer u, Ir""'tten, ~'" :ore 5)anbe boll I ommen rlin l>altm. ~m~ ~ar~!erilub: n forren lien eill'CDl Pr ,n•. fo t ta: ;\!ljpeftor brs ~. 'llliliil~_'.DeP,': emel~ ~ ireniofttl,j! cinm~1 im 'l]1ona! Infpl~tIt !Detbe' n'. "' •• ""lroe n,,'iittid) 1,'/ ~ln ...(...1.Ul! ~ ,I,) ftemuJt,g ~;nes H<'I!e1t ~nf\.lfttors b-e'rtU~ Itn, unt> hierout i" t. ia tr'ohll)or t1([~n !iillgen "I':1!ief,in. - at ' ( 'e, AI( Pol t , 'll< tit Ut. ali( • Q\ �• MAKES NURSES INSPECTORS DISTRICT J_llnJt,for therJt;,5" NURSES AS INSPECTORS Dr, G ~.H' B ("lIf"'"c"I ~"In ~ .. ' e H~alth OtftettT 'Va lte r D. Gr~nfl arIn Albany thlR m orning with a. number ot a.m e n dme n t~ t o th", Tenomt"nt House la.w w hi ch " 'iil be Intro .. ducp.d at once. 'l:'h e doc tor expla ined ~ hlA amf"ndm e n ta saying: HThe Df'l W h ealth law w ent into efft"r l l R~t A ugu !"t but for rome r eason un k n own chif'fty b ~cause we ~·ere bu~l1 y engR ~ed 1n ftghtlng c o ntagious dlsP8.Sf'lB A,nd lonking atter t h e Pan-AmerJcoan crowds n o n~wa.9 ta.kf>n ot the. fac t , rno!~i"­ ( q "'v permits were l!:'sUE-"d u nder t h f'-. ""I'd Health Commissioner .w/een e h as de- HEALTH cided to ask Cor the RancHon ot the Common Councti to Invt'st the a u t h ority ot the department UpOl) the four district nUrs(>s, l'PpreRenting the District Nurs;r·s' A~so('lation. to inspect th~ plaC'('R thE'Y vh;jt a:-:; to theil' santtary C(,3 tun?~. The nur~t!s a.sk no pay and 01'", nreenC' believeR that it wlll be :\" COMMISSIONER henefit to the rity, and \"\-"ithout extra. pay, to invt'st the nUrS(lS wlLh the- authority ot inspectors ot the Board ot o ld I ot the pre!,(Iont Htatut r. It Is m y d f'sir(> to ha.ve tht' legJRla t urp. p R~S a. la.w w h ich will exempt the ten£"mpnt houses n ow undf'r cou r sp of com;;trIJCtion from t h ,.. provision s of t hE-" llrp!=EPT1!. T his w o uld prevent an y i n j u stice b ei n g done , Health. fnmMITTEE MET BUT talk to !to tvous dl3. 'oldet length '" In lb. ,..,. d said th" ded 110", 8 Cin 'he /\ OIDN~T INV!ET ATE ~ orlty, Ih'l tha nt may Go that han ot th, ... 10~'er e du~ :0 n he 'bar. rlcan dJ. h"'lth at fOOd is ~~ ardlng tb. ml!al, n1~ of lilt' , .\hif-'I- Il arly chi' Ithf."'1 Hea"'IMt~h~(~·o~'~n."~lI~'~R:;O~I~'",'rN!l~~~t'nth "Hrd . ' l =,,-{,n-litia- Id be gl,.. in!lt leu, e (of 19n1'lr. and g,lV th~m llIt" sandg\. dation br I mprE'~ DeS 'li Into I it r~ach~3 nent IQ!s On lIonday next Health Gewm iMtlA,ner Gn:ene w111 send to the Board of iiflrid@iIljen communication a~king for authority to appoint thC' fOUl' nurses 01' thf'o District Nun~l's' As~ol'intlon as to be bOSSing the job, and I said to him -and you all know him well--'''Vhat the blankety blank do you mean bv thl:! '! "Yhat are you tearing up lha't l-'ldewalk (or'?' 'Going to la,· a npw one spectal In.pe-otor. or the Health De· said the little fellow with cheeky l'heel'~ pal'tmt>nt. empowering them with au· fulnes~, "'-ell. I gue~s not.' said 1. thol'ity to In.~l)e(.'l the places thcy \"l.slt 'You don't lay any new sidewalk in aR to the RAnitary condition and fa- front of thosE-" premtse~, and ;rou just cilttle~, The nur~eg will receive no put those old ftagstoneH baC'k; they are extra I)UY for thi!': sen' ice. but it is be- ,llE-uty good E-"nough.' And the Cheeky IIp\'ed that it they h,:I\re this author- OIl(> answel'ed, ·'Vh:r,. doctor, I don't it!o~ tht.' Health Department will be ma- !-'t.'e what bu~tness It is of your~, anyte1'ially aided in 8eelng that all hou:-;es way.' And r. sairl, ' "~Vell, it Is bu~ine~s arE> k~pt In gcod ~anltary condition. ('nou~~ of mme, bpC'au8e I ha.ve t o pay The District Nun.:es' AS.8ociation has tor it. _\lld he IUnde me such a polite four nur~es who vh::;lt indigent people, ~alute 3H If [ hac} been the Sultan of and a~~lst them when in poor or feeble Turkt.y 01' some other Oriental country health, and aJ~o ~ee that they receive and sattl, 'J beg your pardon, doctor, proper medical att~nt1on, These nur~es I thought YOU had sold this pl'Opertv vl~lt ~wtlre~ uf houses daily. and Dt', long ago:if J had known it still belonged Gree-ne belteYN~ that it he 1~ given, to you I never would have done it: anfl power to appoint them n~ In~pectors he put the old flagstones ba('k and instf'lld of 111i.lklllg a I'f'mm;1. :... . tlon:; with the Bell 'felel1hoIH! lomp.all) I that the rule. or the department, re· drol,ped the job like" hot potato," HEA0b~~~:!~~ WA~TS WOl1E~ E l1POW E R E D TO Greene v. l11 y se:ld a. communication to the Board or Ald~rmen next Monday, S5klng for the t tn tin' ml!li!es, ila! aui, In ;), ll, r. t:r~ m o~nt nm, fii mu:tt: nhb:bit, ie\~~: r:!aI !(: [if:i!C!" appointment of four nurses from the Dist:ict Nurses' Association to act as special health inspectors. The nurses are to be empowered with the aUlhoTh Ity to Inspect places visited by tern, and to report on the sanitary condItIon. They are not to receive any extra pay t or tttetr services, If the plan is carried througb Health Comml~sioner Greene will provide the ,nurses with regulation health Inspector s badges. Dr. Greene thinks that the depactment would be greatly benefited by the scheme. I ~~AN~ nn bo~ bier.!::' it bor:i· btn i". iQf Jrnmtt, I!lrt:jt it it~r roar::n !naxtn nilfi ir. ur 2ft, !Belir. I j ~MA Y A CT A S lNSPl!CTOR5. . Uealth Commj~~ion Grej'ne L-.: ('OnS!Uerin g the advisability 0 a. \.mg th-. <. ammon Council to pmpow"er thf" tour 11::~~~.t nurses or th{> DIAtrkt ... "urSl'~' h: lth •.t~Jon to act as fnRpectors foJ' thp ll:~ no :patrtrnent. The four nur~e~ I pay or ~xerclsing 8u('h n. th ' Hy, Dr, Greene' b II . , u orwould e eo\ ea much good th ,r(lsult trom Huch a. change, tor e nUl S€'H In their vhdts dlFlcover many un~nttary places, As Inspectors ot the health department, they could u.e their authority to r"medy ~ h tlone. ~ ~~ _ / condl~~ L ~ /oDOR WARNS HIM 'N/i-S ~ OF DEATH AT HAND. urs os Proposition to Give V' 't' th P ,., ,n!, • owers o f Inspect ors, W nltol' D n ,n:w 1:1011 whiell , ,'t ,'0, be I',e" et! b3mtnT) Mndl'lOlll:. "111 ' G ~~Zl) Comm~er :n btt ~p~: in~ h~~H.~:v!:e~o lnlar.~ I t~~' i1J~ good withont il1cre ' . ' 1'('snIt 10 1lI11('h thp nepllrtment ot~:~~ltthbt": eIpl'n"l"S t,! He will '.nd n• rommullir'lt' <U In thp 1""_1 . Nlrumon NHlncil "pxt Md' JlII1 fn tJlI~ Y the Iluthnrity to f'al't'j:t~[) fi a~killg fnl' ~Jgno;; J odl{,,~l In:' flt tht' npp o3ch :1'IIOn" r tlln .... 11,.t" & ". , I iiI' stlW'ruafu'al or wl'lrd, 1J~~ (''-{-n thf' me-Ill b t,t'!'i t,r tlw ml'!lka l f"a1(llIil,l' nrC! not n l \Yuy~ ,\!1all,- f.·:It'Jllpt (rom falll! In ,.. iJ.:llS or nl'f\r()udiln~ tJb\)lutloll nol ~O"CI'Dl't..I by llWdJco.tl kll~wled"e or -v. l u!.;" u(>h('t in l t'ution, P pan 11110 l'~f'Th IJ ' tt I. tIirt :!\'Uh-OeJl' A ,J1NIf'nf'(', " , .... ttho m 'I,IIt1. ""~ wh,) or~ t'1l~m;::;(·~alio.n, I.IRS ~l'I(~I'I' IA n Jll1)·sJ, h u nptowll wh·)~p Illrr;p e u('nH -l of th 111 \'IHt!UJ: JHilf.:UN' Is proof or sn(;<"'t.'s:.;tuJ Ir .. aluH.' ut SCOTt':- of b\lm(>~ ~~.(!:::'°dr, nud tbl')' :':11 10 who (:htlms l·mlJll<1l1~lIl1.\' IIl'l':o;onnl 1)II~se~. mi~~iu.H.)r (:r~''''n(' 'J ny. Hf'lIlth ('uf)) sinn or a ~"n .. {' ot Stlll'l! \Vbi, b lutlf":lles tb" ..T pmpO!;;l'S to" t11:",:,OlutJon \lith fOl'ty·pi..!'ht hours. .. JD !'ll 'f' 31 in~IJf'('to .tJlJ>lIIlit I ht. 1Il1y~lclllJ t slly~ I h.· R;,1,-' oC th(' popGY. lind tb(lY wjlJ t~~:nl ~(,M"I" ""illl'Jllt tlf'IH~, I hell' tll'aDllu(',~ , nY~It'lll(' sUrt'ount!speq plor(lr. to " 'b,'ch t;, )C nhl(l f41 jnItl;'::-, dllrllt.'llit or U:lturl' oL' th" llhH'!oi"i h:t\'C' uey notl1luA' ,,!JUII'nor to do with the odor ad mitted, ort' nul IItlW' \\'hkh CUll OTll,v be ch.'scdbl'(J :t~ nn t'lJrthv 6111~II, UI1t! which h UPrHu'I'ntJ,r :JOI1 .... 1',,[. (lou t to the r.('n""'O ot ~nl('l1 tit UtIle'1 S l'on 8dolJ~n('ss of It In>COUlC":-I appnrent nt' tlm{':; whf'n !be p;llleIlt ma~. /'o't('lIl to to;how t(; 4_ ,/;V~~ __ '. - INSPEr...-.""'~" ~ Ior .' d 'Cl) " 1 ' ~"a on to t he Boaril or . \ I~h.• tmen "Monday. aE king t or th _ rX.IIn,lllt::llt of the to e up trict ~UT'Rf'8' A ..<;UC~~traUnI'RC'S fir thf:> lJlsspet. [Ilrs ot th ,-. Health D n.q- speCial 111gh"tng them IIf}we:r t t'llatt m (>nt. an. l they "I!ilt o.s to th e ' : . ~n8 )),ect JIl aC'es llnd furili Ues ex.lstln~H ~l:~ (:ondlU' >l18 nre l lJ h;"1.'"1' harigps 'II esc" nu rses extn, pny for tht'lr. 1 fP('ph eo n o en· tes. Ill" and 'I' ---- ('OllSll l tlUg physielans unci !ltt(IJHl antH {"'C"ry l udiC"IlUon ot Impro\-'Nl p11.,\'I:;I(':11 C'Qnditioll, b ut In (':It'h c:t!ooe dpRtll hu!ol (0110\\"(><1 \\ HIt l :n4'X I H'rtNl Jludrl('ul1{':;1i t/) ,111 I'>!lVI' the 0111" whn hai be'colll,,", Ihl',)lJ~h !h(' Ul1flllllll;! r(" f'U!'rfODCf' {JC tb~ hli.Jlt';ItI,J1J. cou\'JuC('d (.f its fntIlJH ,', 'llIr [llIy'slrlnG hi unuhll' 10 nrcollnt tor it (>x('{'pt Ihrnu)Zh ft:IljJ{'I';l"lltt'nf'.l's nf U />i('nsf' ot HJnrll wh1<-11 dl'lt·t'ts uhll't1I1('!ltlon ot the' ~ llY C'·(.'~h ll e lI fC'~' XI"I"', _ _ • / By A s~()C l att" d Pr (lof.~, ALBANY , F eb. 26.-A.spmbl ytllll. D lck py h a!il introd u ('en an a,mpn..lme n t to t h e a gri cultu ral law whi ch mak es It unl a~tfut fo r any person to shi p o r h a ve 1n hi s possessIon, or undt'r h 1.~ c ontrol, t or p u rp oses of shipment t o fl ny sl a u g htttr h o u sf' or other p lace w h ere veal is sl au g h tered or sold t o r t h e purpose of s l&ughter f or f ood any li ve ca.Ir le s than four w eek s of age. Smull-Pox :In Frnnk-Un {'ount,-, As a r esult of t h e prev a le n ce of wh a t I~ believed t o b e s m a ll-pox 1n Altamon t, Fra nklin Co u nty, Asse mblyman Steven s t oday in t roduced a bill a ppro- p r ia ting $3,000 Cor t he pu rp ose ot Isolating and caring for the s u s p ec t ed eRSt'S ot a ll n on-l'esldt"n ts of the town. Extending PO'wcra ot Sheriff. A b ill ex te n d ing the p o wer of a sheriff in reference to ord ers o f a r res t wa ~ introduced b y Assem bl yma n B lac kw e ll today. It provIdes t h at "whe n th e order of arrest if; dlrpe t ed t o the sh C')'i(f of any cou n ty, t h e sh eri ff r eceiving the flamc may, for t he purpOf;e of e x ecuting it. cnter any county of the State whe r ..~ ­ tn t he dE'fe n dan t may b e (o und a nd pxcr ute t t b v arresti n g t h e d ef en d ant, The effect of s u ch ar r ests an d a ll proceedings 9ubst"Que n t t h e r e t o s hall b e the same aR if t h e arrest h a d b een mad e !n the sherltr's ow n county. Po r '\Rso('lat(ld Pr('~~, A LBA N Y , Feb . 26.-A joint De moC'l'atic caucu s f o r the pu r pose oC dE'd ding upon a candidate fo r r eg e nt to ~ucceE'd the late Dr. '"Var ner w as h e ld this m orn ing. J o h n J asp e r w as un a nim ously nominated f or the Oml~e of r e g£:-n t. The cau c u s then a dj o urn e d, :Mr. Jasper Is superintendent or sc hool s oC );ew Y o rk City, '\\-' anted to De Incorporated, The Assoc iatpd C h a r it ies of Syrac use has a p plied t o the Sta t e B oa rd of CharItles for pe r mi~slo n to incorporate, "h' Ity ~re Iteet B'III Re· For Additional Jootle.,.. The Senate thIs morning passed withported favorably and resoh_io de ba te t he McCarren con c unent n pr op osing an Re , r m itted~ the <>o"stltutlon to .,rovill .~ - - r . 10 d ill tlonal Supreme Court C' lOUt I a m e ndmen ~ ~o o . ,- - ~ !..../ h on of a dlst rlc t .- First depart-,,#0'\0 j usttce5 tn th edsdeitiona\ ju"sUces; ~econd m ent, tour a . \ jusUces: a rtmednt, t~~~ent.:'d~~~a a.ddltlonal THE HEALTH COM MIS lONER dPp eIghth epar th t the btll was nOl IS IN ALBANY WITH A~' llt4. J~~~I~~~~d T[:,e ~~~\h':" dt.cussl~~ ~n~; ll 0 \ ~at •• ·th at t h e Sen a te bell ev~d 80~\ltlon PORTANT AM EIII McCar ren r C>501u Uon 15 a go d wtll r~dlciary prob 1em an ' 1of l Il P J u 'd d conditions prevailing MENT• lieve the cro~ e Court ot the departin the Supreme ~ me n ts men tioned. ~poM"1 to THFl TDI FlS. ALBANY, Feb, 2S.-Some (1np, ju.t whn, AEi!iemblyman Bradlf'Y woul d b e wry glad ~~SSOla~ YS_7<3' Peculiar • L ......... About Vt?at aDd 1(" Age. , J -- STATE REPORT ON HEALTH. to loarn, blocked hi. b ill ('1'£>n ling the offll'p of City Arc h itect. Docto r Says He Can T ell Hopeless Cases Two D Ah d 0 f ea /%c... .. ~ of df'ttth art' uot nnllsl1:.l1 ,. WHO BUNCOED JOHN H. BRADLEY? hou"es are kept in good sanitary CO~ dltton . ./ A CT IN :-.EW CAPACITY , HE'a1Ul COmmlg 'Oner ~ taring to the health ot people, will be adhered to, The nur~es wilt, pro,\'Iding Health Comml~sl()n('r Greenp- i~ gIven authorlty to appoint them, be given the regu!attnn Health Department badges, Rnd will have authority to in.pect any place they rna"}, visit. Health C{)mmi~~inni>'r Greene said thJ~ morning that thE' ~('heme \Ya~ a good one and "'ould aid the department con~iderably tn thl:' work of ~peing tb,lt / FOUR NURSES I I WE"T~ urdf'I'l'(i dj~t'ontinUt',1 as far a~ a city telf.phone exchange is "o,nl't:'l'n('d'l -, The ma tler of the l"Olll'tlOn of t 1l wat'!)' tax lJy the t'iLY Trl!a~ul'l'r or tltt!' Bureau of 'Yater "u~ tubled, us "as a l so the matlt:l' of lU'{'t!pting a r('funli of o"erpayment lO J ohn Grimm .. ,form~r tax colledor, 'rhe Ctllllm1tte~ uJ~o talk , ed' over the crowded condition ot th! City Hall and also the llrOlJo~ltlon tl acquire proper ly on the north !"'Id~ of Eagle ~treet, acro~s from the huil~.& in G'. as un a n nex. I I e.ct. a r ". fOOd 'hu Id al"')1 ange JIi"! dOd u". f'Thls thIng has bet-'n going lime. and not jl1 the midd le ages at that, I 'Vatl drlylng along S.wan Street on pl'ofttR5ional bUSiness anl.1 passed a hou~e and lot lawn at a certain number and saw it. gang ot men in tront of It removing the flagstones ot the walk wbich was in perfectly good condition, and I could hardly believe mv eyes and actually drove past my 0'\ it premise~ without fully recognizing them, However, I soon made up my mind that somethIng there requh'('d my attention, so I drovc baC'k and tied my horse and got out or the buggy and went up to the gentleman who u"ppeared ,..' Grt:"~D.e-, COJDDl.isaIODf'r The Se'Tlate Cltt. s· ~omml tlpe t ooay r e ported f a vorab ly t he Zoo e n a b ling Along a. good many yea\'" and one T hey Could Easily Serve Health Department by Inspecting the Sanitary Condition-N o Extra F ay. Tilt' Finance COllllll I t t ee " , '.. ,·t., ... tcnlay a!tl'Imen held a meet I no ' 'h the bill of :-;h'nll~;I.lpht:l noon at W Illt 'b" th' Bailey f ur taking a.nd tran~f.'rt lng, ~ , the :\layul' DIl'hl twalltl/; tc:=timony 111 " . ) ' $l1U '\j-l~ l'f'l'Oill' Oil the nerst (,'a~c f~~IH~ I'ommltlt''\ al:-,o 111elllh>~1 l? be ~)ald: "" ting the llftf'r Ilf " oted 1J1 fa "01 uf .HI e-p Hr:nlll l i th e Children'S H n~pltf~l on . ,'trl'el to rt.'du!'e til'" ~~I:'~J'~~;~ t~ l~, eU~k ")hun t'lutrges uf thl:' ( :'0 1~ I 1# Xo '1.l'lion was ta-l'en n to ~3 a. "eel\,., J. ' I llLaI - . .....l.Td to tilt' qURnsnttnc l"S 1, • l . '"' . I .. -., H' fa,'OrlHg" j Said he: VISITED BY TH EM. I ~e.lth. ~ llU tion, which Is too good to be losl. .".V ROUTINE BUSINESS AD THE PREFERFNCE OVER COMPTROLLERSHIP PROBE. nd souM ker aflinn. ·{Jho doctor~ hadn't Grl1jbut blood In his eye, compllcated "lL rp, tolU the commith>e n. ~t01'Y hy -ny of a verbal illustration of his , - And the pxcellent whlcb flo not comply "'Ith t ho ProvJ slo!\8 whpn it wa~ fRyorably l'eportpd by the Assembly Cit ips Comm ittee t h is m or ning. .A t the hearing yesterday l\I r. 0'of i\lflllpy was absent. but Assem bl y m a.n Rr8dl~.l· informeo t h p commfttpp thA. t AJ:\ fnl' a~ he knew t h £'re was little o pPOt=lltlOll to thE" bill. The rommittE"c tht'n Ifnnouncf"d th at ' .. It b e!"}l ""(' ~''''''~:iil'''',, thf'\" would rf'Port it favorablY, RE'- pro\'ldpd fol' tll(> 1\\'f:f'n la~t night Rnd t h is mo r n ing 1\tr. tood and tlrtl~~. mult and ]{elsf'Y. (.'hairman of thE-" CJtles Commtt- tls till' <l!-l8Ul'('d PU1'1t).' of l l1f'~\' \" ,ll' IOU~ tep, lnuf;t hRvP ex»erienrcd a change ot aJ'lk)t'~ Of commun Uh' is of gJ't'a l impor~ heart. Thh~ morning hE' reported the tUl1e(' l O the pC'oplt-" of the Stu l l". It I" t)(O. b111 hut ImmE"dlatC')y a~kE'rl t h at it he lIl"'I'd thai Jo.;:!,:-,OO »1:"1' :'Il'I\!' ", nul d suffleR recnmmltted, alleging that Rome onp. 10.' thp pros{'>('uliun of t!1pst.' IJl't'''' l1 g11 uOn ~ rtestl'f'fl to b(' heurd on it. This was .. 'rJw St.llt: Commi" ... iollpr (If Health npw~ to Mr. RrRdlC'y, all' 110 on€' }~ad I-ihuuh.1 be ('mpo'\t~ I'l'l1 1.)) la" to r t.'q ttJ,'c ~alll anything to him ahout t h e mattt'r, vlleC'inutloll, In any and t!" PI' ~ to('u llt\ H(' n~kpcl who wanted to b,.. hp.nrd~ b u t wh(lTt~ 1)f',"ll:"ct prott'ctton ugulns,t ~ mnll)Jox •. " . bi I n-'llllr('~ It," wns ~iyell no Information and thc 1 ('c)n~l(h'raul,('> Rpa('e j~ d(lo\'Olf'ti to th e "waf' recnmmlUed, :M r. B r an. ley is }llv , 'ult'llC'!?' 01 smallpox In tlw S l a tt' through dignant at hlR trE"atment ::u.d Jntends till' \'t~tlr,. 1'hl"1'4' Wt'i'4' 1111 plll\'t'!O; III [Ill' to l ncatr thl:' rp:::;ponslbHlt~ .... ... ~ l<-Itt~ In thut Ill'rlnd til w hkh OIH~" Of' rn Otl' UI,,('S Hl'('Ul'f(l(l, th,·!'1' ha,,'ng hi't' n In th .ll _ _ _ __ 1 I~ml~ 1.,1041 t'l~~I.:'!oi, with I!I d ..'nths. ou t shle o r ~ ..,\ " " ). ork ( Il~', Ilnd 1.!'~ :! l'tl:-ot'S, wJlh 4 "J ~j Loan A ••o~l.:t1on. Bill. d~ nths, In ;0.;,,\\ 'lurk l'lt~" and lhe mal~~ mbly m a n Bll rkp score d a n (lo(' t df!ld tim ... liisil'i('t, .\ t till' t'Otlllf th.' ,n'U " ~ rn ulJ . A •• e Icreed JlIIX ('xlst('tl II! "Ixtt'pn loc-alhft'H, 111 {III or h v ictory thts m or ning ''\-' h e n e 81 " - \\hl{ h ,ttH'r(' 1S' hill, OUt' ('<.tHt!. l'XC<'pt .~l ed tn ha.ving hi s h il l affecting loa n 1'9- .:"\l'\\ ' tj l' k anf l HutcH!/), whE'rt' It I. . d E.>8octa ti onR b y p rohlhttlng the d educt ton d!nlll~ In J,rp,"ul\'lIt·E'. fit Hlnglltlllltllil anti of expcn~e fun ds from depOS it!.!, ad- \\ Htpf'tnWtl, Whl'I'l1 tht'l·,· an'" st'\",...rul ('a;'4(' • din g He Jntpnrl8 urH I III lumbt"I' (!tl m ps in lilt" "ldnlty l.l Tup, van e-erl to At'con d r e a · tid t IH'r Lakl' 111 lilt' Adil'ulhla('k"ol. ,,'hl('h reoglflll to pU fl.h t h e InNl.S U rp. ann if! con en frunl It..; t>xpOSllrt> to (lw r'l'o\'hw(' ( I t On~ th at h e ('a n ,.,p('I ure its p::u~sa!ll':e. H e wI ll tadu, Will·'·..· It IS wldt'sp r lHtL llllli lI'o w move tomorro w n 'lor nl n g to advance it whlc'h nul' "'jUIt.'~ JUI \"{, f.'om,', i~ I ht· prl:-lt.: · I In-I I t to third reading. Zoo Bill In the Sf'Date. t !lh'f FOUrel' of ('oillern Lil ,h ..· he Jth (HI .. ('lull'!, �DESIRE LICENSES P1.ANK~ WERE LE6ALIZED SOLO rnn BEER .a-:QIlS8 lion tenement-house Law. HEALTH DEP.\RT~rENT FAILED TO ENFORCE IT-DR. GREENE TRYING TO FIX THINGS. ~s·y,.7 CUI YEAR REGARDING EREC- occupation to the owners of a dozen 'Jf eo new apartment-houses in that city, B y 8p ... ~l nl " Tire to Tbe- Con!'I"". SI Albany, Feb, 26,-A bill will soon be although the d<,partment preylously apIntroduced to legalize the acts of the proved the plans tor those house~' 1 Butralo H ealth Department In grant. Health CommIssIoner Gx:~ene otJ3uffa- I Ing I1censfR to tenement hou se! durln&, 10 came 'he e to ay to try to get the the past year. The te nemen t hou!t Legisla.ture to clear up the sltUtLtion. law was nmended last year , but by some o,'erslght the Buttalo Heallh 0.The new tenement-house law for partment did not abIde by Its prOfl. cities of the tlrst class, whIch went In- E.. :IO:;;;:~E~ ~/~ Greene 4i hpre to have 8 bill introduced to legalize tht' acU of the Health Departm('nt In },E'lallon to granting permits for the t'rectlon of t('n('ment hOllses In Butlal0. The tenem('nt hout'e law was amended ta!'lt yetlr, but the Health Dl"p~rtmenl failed to observe it th.rough o\:erslght. having sranled I1cense~ In \~iolatlon ot to effect last August. provided several departures from Buffalo's old lnw. Some of the~e departures cnme within I the jurtsdiction ot the health department and others within the jurisdiction of the building bureau. It appea.rs, however, that the bealth department up to January 1st ot this year continued to work under the old law. So I the law Ul' to J anuary 1st, when the plans coyerlng the sanItation and hygl- ihglth Cpww!<>:sioper.. I office changed hands. Some of thE"se bul1ding:; arc occupied and others art> about to bA"SO thtlt an ad mugt be. p:u;~ed to co,'er thE" ls~uancp. of these 11Cl~nSeft, OD AHs{'mlllyman Burke s bill, whtc.h prevents loan iii'soclations from using the grosg receipt:-; for opera tive expenses. was adv9:ncen In the A!'i~embl;.· thlS mornillg, A~~f'mblym:ln Br<ldl(>y quietly V'E'nt b(>~ fort' the Cities Commlttp.t-, y('sterday nnd su('cet"dt:d In g'f'tttng his city archth-ct ...... nk for " pint of beer" was the bill repnrtpo nut. '''hen It was read from ..-.. ' thl' dp:-.k thlt: morning. A~~emb'yrndn Dr. ~. S. Ureen ut an inyesti- Kelsey. ('halrman ot thl' (""ommittep. asked l' i h b' C i' that it be ~E'nl back for thE' purpo~e of a he ld O:lsl 11 g t } ' omm shearIng'. Thr nbjection to the ad'\·an.:-e.of P u blic \V'orks Ward. on the me-nt or the- hHl Wfl~ made by A~!'>('m!Jly8lulatllon thal the sidewulk inspectors mj~ t9t~"!s!t;;~·t.p todAY threE" Burraln I:\I1IR City Engine-er~s otf1<:e worked in were pa~sed Rnd all without objeC'tlon, The '('ntler ShrrItr b11l, introduced b~ i i , : : :::n ,\;th the conLra<:ton~ and con- A!':!IIl"mblyman O':\lalh:y; the 'M erchants II s ide\\a.1ks that were in a gOOd Exchange gratuity fund blll by Spnator t HllI Rnd ..\~~emhlyman Brooks' m ~ .lsurf", o repatr. I to allow Spanl~h-Amerlcan veterans to Dr. Green al>J)t~red betore the Alder- U!4P Stat\" <.1rmorles, jUllc ComUlltle~ on sIde and ('ross walks Till" StranAhan blll. empM\'erlng the !on Th u rsday l~lS't , tlnd made- ('harges Board ot Aldcrm('n ot Ne'W York City to _feb, in the ('onsld("["ilUon. of Commisgrant to the Pel.n~ylvanla Ratlroail u. franrhl!'e for the ('onf:\tructinn of a tun*lon er \Yard, demaudetl inn;>~tig,lUon, npl under the North unc1 East river" and J>r. G I"E"eU spoke hi~ grievance stTon;:;ly the Borouogh of Manhattan. waEl pa~"ed and at length and frr<luenUy made the In th~ SE-nate tnrtay over thE' orotE'st or ~-"'rt1on that the workmen we're in BE-veral DemocratiC' Srnators by a vote or ~ twenty-nine to l-leven. "IIle hab it or selling 1he llianks torn up A~5f'mblyman Cook ~toppe>d Af'~emblythe olli 'rnlks for beer. He S31d man Bedf'U·!; bill. whleh reduces the dl~at \\:ilhout giving him th~ ('u<::tomary lance that onp "urfa("r railway may run lee, the- City ha'd cau~ed l~j fef"t ot on another company's track from 1,000 to sno teet" As~('mblyman Cook offered an l\ alk to b'" laid In front of ftOme amendment f'xemntlng Erie County and pert )~ he- owns in Lee ~tre-et. alexplalnf!d that tt the blll became a law It U&'h be- had kept hI-a ,mlk jn conwould tiC' up two thlrrls o( the road~ in t r epall' nr-wi that at the tlme the hill dlf'ltrtct. lmmE'diatply there W85 a t ors ('ondemned It, there "~o but stir til. all part~ of the hou!iCe, and amendu.-. menut Itk~ that oC Cook'A were Introduced llma.Jl dptect.o;; Dt", Green protP~ted from nearly evpry county In the State. t !the enUre walk s-hould hth e bf'en The btll wa!'; laid aside In order to SAve peel u p and de-manded t hat the extltl it from defeR,t. I enlc features ot the construction ot a dozen or more apartment-houses were approved by the department, although t hey did not conform to various reuirements or the new law. q t th b tldl t The owners 0 e u ngs wen on with their construction and tievera.l of them are finished nOw. When Dr. Greene became health commissioner at aary and Assessment Made Owner of the Property. I ~ the beginning ot this year he torthwith ordained that all plans must comply Ith the requirements of' the new law. W Later on be was called upon to issue certificates to permit the occupation of Bome of the apartment buildings put 1up since August, und the plans for which had been approved prior to Jan'uary 1st He decided that be could not • do so wJthout vio lating the new tenement-house law. Th j ted t th t thel e owners po n ou a r plans bad been approved by the health department. Dr. Greene admitted that b t aa1d h did h ' was so, u e not see 0" that gave him pprmission to violate the law. He admitted that the buUd- Passage Wi \I Now Be Urged Health Comml'ss'loner Greene 'AI In bany, ItIon the de!ee.ts could be fixed by the I' " p lacIng of two I'lanks, John Sands, ' ho pa"""d 0".1' lhe walk p.-ery dill', i Jlald that It was unneN"ssary to rela.y I !the enUre- walk nnll that the-re were two small holes In It. Charl.s en,. who lives in I..ef- SU eet near Dr. !"e'en s Ilropprty, averred that the w orkmen sold se, ern1 of the old 1 k I Sp!,cial from the pan S News Bureau, o h is aon for a pall ot. beE'r and that ., . . :others in the tlt'ighhOl'hood 5 ~C'ured fi ~Y. Feh. :!ti.-Health Commission7Vood III the same ... t: re~ . er "\\'a~e oC Buffalo is tn AIS id lk 1 . . , "~). bany for the purpose of advocating cerQ( eWbRth nSpl.ctol S \Verrlck and lain aml"ndments to the tenement house ann 0 8~tL<'d (hat th'l' walk in 1av.- , qQeatlon w~ lIl11eed pf repair. but they "The pr(>Aent law ." !laid he, "went Into :!~ nLot I N·.u~1 tl1I:: f7xtent or the de- pf{ect last ~\1mm('r In JuJ}- or AUgUBt. but ~~.... outs ~ ag£'~ 10relnan of ~ide- for "'ome rf"a~on or other the Health DetaJ~repairs, said fhat the un1eT ~jde partml'nt contlnu(>d until Jan. 1 to Issue ~'j::' planks WN'P rOllt". though he buUdlng pt'rmlts baAed on the old lal'''. Admitted thdt th~ ~d ot the walk was ""fy attt:lltinn haEi bpen directed to the well fliled in nnd t1w~ was no danger f8('t that unde-r th(' permita refel·red to Of any pedestrian f.\lling through' thpre are buildings In pro('p~~ of construe- j , ' U o n whirh do not conform to the new I Will Pursue t he Cha rl:es.. law. ~Iy Intention 18 to ha\'e the present IR.W Rnwn<le-d, H pn$Rthle. 80 as to exempt D r. G reen annouuced, lit the do"p ot fl'om lt~ pro\'I~lons buildings erected tn I the h f • RutTaln unripr permll~ issued In the oeriod ear ng, that he- knew of many bptween til(> time 'When t.he- bill went into caaes where wall,s had been uHright! 1- P,!~('t and J a n. 1 oC this vpaz:. ly I Id b U \11 pf'rmitA lSAIIE'd !'I.lnce Jan 1 have re a y the dty anti that he in- bE't'n In uf'c'ordancE' with the new 'law" tended to pU1'Sue his ('harges until he Thr ~E'nnte Citl(>s eo~mitte(> toda~' re- 'I ~d ('aURed n HtClP to be put to tbl horlNt OIl( thp Zoo pnabhng bUt. as drawn ..PJ'actke. Hf' ctalm(>d that I t S \' Senator Hil1. The hili In its prf'sent the Bureau of Rt re t ..... "as year ~h~p(' has rereivf'fl g~nE'ral appro\,al. ~ ltl.y e 8 \\ aFi gOIng to reF~'\"('ry I"«ort will now be mad e to b ou an h entl~'e ~.tOll~ walk in front of a gTP8S It through thr l.eglslature. Ps Be eo o \"ns 10 South Dl\'i~lon Street #' • ' I I I I Former 8u~eM,rb::()r Nil-holas :.\terzi" IDade COtnphunt thal lu.sl rail h go Ired the walk in front ot hi e re.t Emslie -and Xorth Dh1sio s. home r the " .. inter. ,,\11 that \\ias n str~ets few the putt1ng In of onp nl~W" =~r('~ daYs aft~8.rd8 the side\\: alk 'i~ r oond('mnt"d his walk and .ai"ln~ him botl~ fL wa~ t~ wlth-. ~b~ .:nt~r(' l1r-w on~ kid. I~ rel~'i~~ h Or men u~ed thr~ planks t .JIe~ °o~~l~al hwu1k, but did not use 7~ ! c earl Jl)nc{'/.I thpr~ !J:o!~m~m;:.I,8,~.~jOneT \ ~;.J,r'l WI1} ~ppo1'4. at this Jnl"t"S"tigatlon to Committe£! on ""atks. the tho I Brooks, today, He He saw Hill and asSchneider a.nd suggested that the tenement-house Ia.w be amended to provide that its provisions shoulcJ .. po mot: GrB nn) .\ the In t the sal~ t3:1 m..!f CtT, j h ouse law "y' Tenement House Commission. probably will t ake the place of all the amend· ments of this measure thus far brought b(l'tore the Legislature:. Some of the bill., It enacted, would prlll'tlca.lly nullity Important I'ro\"I.lons of the low, The law was the outgrowth ot more than halt a ce-ntury ot study of IJ~ cla l conditions In certaIn parts of Xew York. Although Buffalo comes under t he measure. because It Is a. tltr of t he first cla58, It would be sln«relr regretted here It a.nythlng were dObl' by t he L egIslature to set at naught the la bor ot t he T en ement House CommI.II~ Bion. In s p ite of the taC't thnt Mme of the bundlng restrictions seem unne(- e>rB whose buildings were constructed under p ermits Issued between the tim! t he J8.W went Into torce and JlLIluarY 1, 190~, It I•• ",Id that mlUlY penUiu I to build wpre Issued without regard to t he new restrictions. This is Cin unt ortunate situation Rnd it any r,lI,r can be found It wll 1 be welcome. As Expr •• s saId som.tlm. .go, ch anges might reasonably be made In respect to Buttalo whIch could not b. made for New York. The tenement not apply to Buffalo up to the first of the present year. Seuator Da.vls thought well of the suggestion and sald T he he would try to hnve an amendment made, He said, If feaslllle, he would try to have the amendment In several rondltlons In the two cities dUfer gmt· At the same time it should ~ re~lfn1beTed that Bufto..1o ha~ had several Iv. other arnendment...q on the subject conWned In a. blU introduced by Senator StriUlahan sometime ago, l! thIs could not be done, he would put In a. separate "ad I~sons In the necessity of pro\'ld .. e Jng tenements with adequate fire'-es- <'ape., etc, The proposition to legallze the persomewhat ot a curIosIty, but Buttalo Is mit! Is.ued In the last mont h, or Dr, ('ntitled to it," s a id Senator Davis to- I Wende's administration does not prenight. t 30 serious a. problem na the onl! ""·hen the ten('ment-hollse blll Clune fIIPn l~ allze the bull11lnV>Ol ..--· .. ·• .... up last year, BuftaJo was not included~ to g • tme tn ~e'W In It. It referred to New York only. l!ndf"r tt.e T:lmman) reg dl g 1&"'1 Buttalo did not need It, The sItuation York, It Is saId that tile bull, ~lolat'J onl there is different trom that In New 1 that city were comm ) ' hsd York. Our 10co.1 laws were all right. n o'~'npr9 allu contractors \\'hO of But It got to be late In the session and by TI e should lle 1\0 dltf.renre I it was feared that the mayor ot New pull~. )cr Albany on the proposition York would disapprove of the meas- opinion at Ildlng s altered to con- I ure. thus requiring Its passage again, to have these bu 1 f the la.W. Thnt would h a ve lengthp.ned the term fO!'m with the pro,·I!; ons 0 of the LegIslature, so ,,\' e Buffalo legislators '\vere aske d to consent to the bill beIng fram ed so as to Include cities of the first class. Then the me<lsure / APPOINTED AS FJRE)lAII, , , as .IP" would not have to go to New York He,lIth {'oJll1nil':!"lon • 114 for the signa.ture ot the mayor, "~e owing or ;-to. agreed to it. '\\' e could ha'\-e made n. b ftremt tl 1.t to e a ~ I ... fight agntnst the proposition to Include ~orth Ogd.:-n Street X In" oltz .1.\, Buffalo and hav e d efeated It, I think, public bat~ hou~e:" ~O·d~' )tkhad WI but would not do so, and I thInk the nut.... Lo\\ l11g ~U<.:{,l;e d The pOSltlOr: /'o11llJ1Is, LegIslature should nGW be willing to nlnk, who has resigne '. , pav~ n sahny of $6011 <l ~e.lrh t he In· help out the sItuation In Buffalo by ~Iont.'r Gr('{'ne RnnounCps t 3 In tb~, providing th a t th e la w shall not be ke furtht'r ch3nge~ / ' tt'IHls to mn l..'jde bath house. : conside red to h a v e afrected tha.t city I starr a t the Bast .., ntil the first of' this yenr." Health CommIssioner Greene. when questioned as to the rE'r:u1.rements ot tho ne'\v law not contaIned in the old one, satd th e y r E-f erred to the construction ot stairways , the supplying ot ltg-ht, the providing ot n. certain amount of lot spa.ce about each building and the like. blll, "l r(>:'llize tha.t such an amendment is 1 I t - - -Q I , I here stan here In search of general knowl.dre health nnd tenemen t house law. er, was In Albany yesterday to ... U Borne rellet ('QuId not be given to own.. mission G on and regulations, not give permission tor their occupa- senators Da.vis and semblymen O'?t!a11ey, I ::£~~~~, ~~~'eo~~~~ ~~'b"u~'1~r bh~ki~l: I twa e!lllary ~o tar as thl8 cit)' Is concerned. Dr. Gre-ene, the Health Commission- his I n cen!'e!'1 8evernl hou8es have been built and these under the strict entorcment of the la w may be torn down. Dr C the He~lth Commissioner, is here tu consult wlth legh;latllrs and other" In regard to having the ach or the department legalized, H . I. ol!o tngs were 0.11 right from a. sanitary tion. He said. however, he would try to b3.\"e things nrranged so he legally could l~sue the certifica.tes. That was ZOO BILL WAS r~ I II ~TfD OUT E slons and !leveral llcem~e~ were (rant. ed under the old law, Under th ose 1\. ~;::~~~ln;I~:\~ I~~~ ~",~el~edl~o~~~ 1 ~t,!~~~~lt'~~it';,~~:t c~~~r.:~. in TEARIX G DOW" OF FAILED TO OllSERVE LAW LAST Albany, Feb. 26, J ohn work ~ t h e h ouses ownE'd by Dr Green .atated that he kept the walk P1'ope; ·"pair and that at ~be time ot inspec ~ LI CE " SES A XD PREVENT From The EXprl:'BB Bureau, ['PECl.\ L TELEGR,"l TO TBE E"QUIRE R,I ~ ':::kl~:,a:~o ::~:s~:::;r LEGlSL .' -T IOS S Ol'GHT TO LEGAWn Aillany, Feb. 26,-The Buffalo health depa.rtment finds itself in a pecullar posItion, It cannot give certificates of City l Contractor Relaid When Not Neoes- TENEMENT LAWS WBRS VIOLA \I �PLANS FOR careless-n~;s ::s TH E FIRST ~~ltY{Ar l ~u~::~~~,~,;:;:;;.1 ~ BU1LD~(;? NEGLECT OF MOTHERS. Their is said aid I in the spread of ~e~~ I LI,;G,\ tllt l~~T 01' R( BOOL ~EllMS -------drancestothC t "One of the great.. hlt\ u' dls"".es, sUl1l1plng out ot con~~g ~e~1igence of ('~pec1allY mE'asll'~. Is e Fra.nkltn <.:. motlll'rF." "aid Reblstrar f health to Gram ot the department /7J I CARIn. IX THEIR CLOTlilNG. BY Armour Packing C mpany • Files Them WIth Defor par tmel1t of BUl'ldl'11g , 0 an Express repo"er yesterfnl~ts ..bout ",,'c h lye constant ('omp a I a.nd . meas the flnneCCs"ory Fpread of ,,'e findes that in the majorlty ot cases the mothers," the fault f~ on the part of • In the "Teachers Fahl Dr. Gram. 5e. and chlldren dl.en~ ~:n recorded home !Inc} the incident Such cases at the- health department. ( hut n be tI~l('cd nnd taken care a , ::.\O~ oth~" n,,"r reach .ou\at~~;':;'o~ Plans Are Reported to Meet or, Ie they do, are reporten O~,Y school certlBcate Is required. h bl the Approval of Health De.. "An~ not surh neglects punls a eo by 1'1"" " tho doctor \\"!lS asked. partment and Fire Com"(:.~rt:\inlY" was his n"ply. "~'llen tlh' on;lnan~e was amend"fd':\~;t missIOners - Sheep AbJtm~~.n~-"~ h ~\en'one aiding "nd abottlng t e toil', Then Stockyards. eem t:nnrr. • con,,,",,od.'( omml .!l- to ... H "'en to 0 .:- oy ron5!n: ~ n the:.:Ir.!/ nd J.."'Y &n)"lI'rC3 . s .. t ...... III ,~@ GIlt/ --'""' ~p~e~d of contagious dlscm~e by failur e to n'port such ra.srs is gUilty of a mt~­ dl'IT nor. Formerly this ordinance ('(n·.'red the ne-glect of ph)siclans to red p~ ~uch caSt'S, but Dr. \Yende foun ~ ~o m<ln)" ('n~~·s In which the offense wtu ('ommitted by others than physicians th~l t he worked hard to secure the adoption of the ordinance. "In many cn.~es no phy:::-lclan Is 9ummonPf] to attend a child Buttering from measles," rontinut"'d Dr, Gram. ''While ntf'flsks by 1t~elf is not usually seriouS, It ig oft('n followcd by dangerous complh:ations, the most common of which ar,:. pneumonia, kidney trouble and dis· ('a~es of the E:'ye-. Yery fEW contaglouE= dl~t::a!u. s are as ca.tching ns measles and a child tha.t has come In contact with n ca~e of measlE'S ma.y spread the dis· pase through an entire schoo] by co..M'"YIng the gforms in hi!= clothing. "We find very often that mothers \\-111 !=:f>nd one child to school whtle another t~ ill at home with the measles. It the child going to 8('bool does not gh'e the s~re-t away be- may Infect the entire ~chool and neIghborhood before the ht~alth department ha.s any knowledge of the fnct, "Phy~tcinns nre not usually careless n bout' Tf'porting cases of measles to the health rlepnrtment, but we ha.ve no way of ~tamplng out the neglect of pa.rent::) exC'~ pt by enforcIng the ordInance and punI-.:.htng them tor their failure to report to the health department." "Is there an epidemic or measl~ in the titl' no·w?·' asked The Express reporter, "Jt can ~C'arcely be termed an epl· demlc," said Dr. Gram. "although we have a gre:t t many cases reported, but thp Qisea..se \\ as so prevaknt and so serious la~t sea..c;on that the cases this YP::lr seem comparatively few in compart~on, :Many of the-m de\'~lop into serious pulmonary troubles and these are otten tatal. Few children die trom m ea~Ie8 alone. The complications tha.t tollow {'ause most of the trouble." Dr. Gram ga\·e the statistics for January, showing that there were eleven de-athg (rom measles last month, one from the 3d wnrd, four from the 9th. one from the lith, one trom the 13th, four from the 21st. The number of cases of measles reported for the month waR as follows: One from the 1st ward, three trom the td, five from the 3d, 25 from the "th. thlrtE'en from the 5th. four from the 6th, thlrtf'€'n from the 7th, ntneteen from th~ 8th, niO(-'teen from the 9th, three from the 10th, elevpn from the 11th sl~\'enteen trom the 12th, ten from th~ I 13th. Heventeen from the 14th eight trom the 15th, 30 from the 16th trom the 17th, 56 trom the 18th, t~ur trom the 19th, eight trom the 20th 54 tro 'J" f m ..,the ..'1 ~ t ,~rom the 22d, ten •t!'om the .. 3d ~~Il eighteen from the 24th, From ;he ... i.lt1~ w;trd no cases were reported . 45 ThIs m.l.kes a total of 415 cases wIth th,': t?tal number of de-aths eleven, \~f' ~ave made a change regarding thl? I ~~lIing of school certificates to chlldre~ who h:1\'c bl'fon 111 frOIn contag1ou~ dlse . .~se9 l,~d arl' in conditivn to go bnck to FC hoot, said R£'glstrar Gram. "For. me~IY, we required the attending phys1cJ. n to issue thl":' certificate which had to b(\ Cc.'unter~igned b th' deJl'lrtme-nt ~.. Y e health • • .. ow When an Inspf' t \·h~1ts a hou!iI(' trom Which th ' C or tine Is to be lined It t e quarnn_ t~ til" s-disp.,U!Ip 81 " akf'S ott the Con·· Ume leo,"e," th gn ana at the .am" . e n€'('essary Achool tlfif."LtC Mign£ld by thle 1. cer~a\'Ic'S tro'thle tor th(" r·;hu:t:nent. This "t mfly :1.nd yet serves th~ clans anrl : h t WI"" w"'re a.imlng t . nrne purpose 1 I " a UDder the old :5 ~omE' daYfi sln~e Th~ CourIer con~ talner] a~ cxclush·e story in regard to Armour & Co.. the Ch~ca.go packers, securing \alll:lble pruperty at Curtis and Clark streets on the En!'>t Sidp, ,vherp thf'Y l"Olltelnlllat~d e:'ltabH!'htng D. btg. modern sLOckyard. The tlr:-:t ~t('p in estubll!'hing 5uC"h nn abb, "Ir in thl" clty by til<' big Chi· cago paeking house wag ta~t'll yesterday whl!n plans wt:'rc hIed In th e Bureau of BuUding for the prpc llon ut: a shoop abbatolr on the lately cha~ed ·il PUI" property. Thp. hulldlng is to be 50,,120 fcet and about forty teet high. It Is tn be thor- oughly model'n in ~very respect nnd will be used ex('l1.l~ivf'ly for the butchering and dl'e!'llsing of ~hp(>p. At the Bureau oC Building late ye~­ tE"rday atlcrnotln it wa!li. !li.ald that th~ plans hact hepn ~ubllllttpd to thp Fire Comml~slont'r~ anl1 to the Health Dt!partmpnt. Hpa1th Commissioner Grf'ene !'ald that ht" had examined th(' plans ann found them to be satisfactory In pve-ry way anti up to tlH'l: rl:.!Quirements (It th,.. deparcmpnt. It is also understood that the plan~ are sati~factory to the Fire Commissioners. The building is to be (>rrt.~tpd at oner, . It I. "~Id that as soon as this bullcl1ng I~ under way plans ~'111 be got out by the Armour Company for other AlD, ZOEllEB WO~ ~tn.tP Till Commi~si("lne1" of Health "hf're I' ,,,ft'l l'(·q ll.i l ·t'S l'n t pruU clion it, 19"1.in~t ( l"{'['"onl,; birth::'!, (If 'I t~lS ll.{' In'(] dut~ng follow HIrth~, malTtuge~ and til", y!'Ul' Wl'l'e 8!; '1 time dt~trlct. At the end of In the year .mallpolt slxtt'f'"ll lucaliti e- ..... in all ot: \\ htl-h, th()I'C iH uut one- (:a~e. C'xcept at Kew Yorl" a..,rl Rutfalo. where it iM dpC'iit.H1g in pl'en1.lt-ncE'. at Hinglt:lmton and 'V .J.tprtown. when~ theft! are s~vel'a] ("nSE'~, Hnd In lumbpr ('umpt.; in thp vlt inllr of 'Tupper LAli e In the Adil'ondn('k~. \\ hlch region, from Its eXpOb'l.lre to th (l 111"o\-ln('f> of Ontario, ·when.~ it Is wldl~Rprl·ad. rind fl'ol11 whlc.'11 our t'n~e1t ha\" "0111(", I!" thE' )lrt-',s('l1t chit·r ~ourc e or ('on e '1, Th~' r(')1ol't dl~cw' t-.J-; tl'" prf"\'ulew (' ()f ('3.ll('t~I' in certain l()t·1tHth~., or the St.atE. tJl\rtltul:1.rly In Oneida. County. and says thnt it Is aI>rH\n~llt that 1h'~ rii~€'nRf"' I. infet tifJ\lS, IT SMEllS TO HEAVEN, COl. ECONOMY WARD Big Pile of Garbage in Rear Swan Street ~· :t7 ()PJlo~ltIon to the J)llrcbasC' or a n('w l;;It ~ hflR(>U on til(' grounrI thn.t tbp pr"~ent p"HtboUfi;P sit!' 1M sume-Icntl,)" Isolnted and thnt lUI It 18 nuw oWlu'll by the rlt\· and ('(lnt~ln,. RP\'('n 8l'rtf' thrre ill no good r .. n~ ROD why 111f' city should not Olnkr UR(" or It, Thp rPflolutlon, how(>"\"'('r. WOR mlnpt(>cl hy the cnrumltt('e, Ald. Adam alone opposing It. TbC' f'ommfttf'P thf"n d(>clded to r<,port In rm·or of dlr{t('lln~ 11Ir I·lty c!t'rk to nd :('r~ tiNn for hlds tor thp pr('fI;('nt p4?J:Hhou~t' ~ltr. thp ..'ommon C'ounf'll to n'fH'np. the rl~ht to rl'Jp,'t Any I1nel nil hid,.,. Ir HufficIpnt mODl'y ('nn 11(' rPlllba'c} (m lill' old HttP to pny tor (I new onr. It will nnt bt' nl'ce~S8ry tor tl ~" 01_ ',3 ( 1\\ \\ tth 1\11, :~H~;g".:r takl;:n H\\llY !-'no" 1\1111 0;.. pJI""tl"otl , gUT g('l has no! hp!'n \n t i t 11 thf' firs 'lc has 8 ,tlavy a PLANKS TRADED IN . P FOR ACAN OF BEER DR. GREENE'S COMPLAINT TO BE INVESTIGATED BY ALDER. MANIC COMMITTEE. A hearing beetore the Commif:f'ioner ot Public Works "'as held yesterday atterday afternoon in the matter of the complaint ot Dr. S. S. Greene ot thl. city, who owns property on Lee Street. report on It I") hOilt ;'learlng on the resolu Uon oITered by Ald. Zoeller authorizing the city to i..'iSUtl bonus not to pxc~d $50,000 in amount tor the Durpose ot: buyIng a 5J te for a new hosoltal. The prpsent one Is on }1....erry. Rtreet east of Fillmore aV('nue. Among those who spoke In favol' ot the- resolution were H. A. Ram bad t. gresldent of the Kensln~ton Taxpayel"!i' Association: D. W. Winchester and ma.ny other property owners i~ the 10l'tlllty. Health CommissIoner Greene snJd .he wanted a new hosDltal. but wasn t particular where it was 10catp.d. Ald. Adam was opposed to the resolution on the ground that the city already owned the present site of seVf'n acres in e.xtE.>nt. which was ample for the purpoBP of a hospital. But his vote wa.q the o nly onp. to be cast In opposition to the resolution. Mr. Adam then moved that the committee reDort in t:avor or directing the Cit) Clerk to adYertise tor bids. to be re-celved on or before Aorll 1. for the present site ann present bUilding, the Common Council to reserve the rhrht\to re-.1e-ct a.ny and all bids, If enough mOl1PY ""Quld be raised from the Elale of the hulldinJrs and land to pay for the new alte, the ('tty would not have to tlisue hondEl , he sai,d. His moUon was carried. At! the conclusion ot the hearing the th'!]l t~lE"I~. t limp l\Tr Taf{gal't ~alcl it. ~ n( (' In . . II ha!"l not bN'n g"<ll'hage ('ol1('('~h~~b \\ ~gO t and is ~OI11Pf;f'(,11 in thl' l1('lg 01" om . tl" He "hat of n no\·p lly In that :-;("',. on. , told th<' l'ppol't,'r that h(' w~ulcl (,~(,Hn up th!' garhag-(~ anil put 1t III hal rl'l~ nnd If til{' l'ollp('tol'~ do not l'OInf' nn ('anY It a way h~ will report th(' ma.tter to thp Hoal'd of Hpalth an~l malw troU11 for th(' npgledful OffiCials, ~)tlH'l' prrl'iOmi In thl' nrll:~~hnl'hnnn 'nmplnlnt tn 011('1'. Thp have thr ~1'lIn(':\\lit1f'ts the l'l'Htllur;lnt om,an .. W \,n. I n ~ '('~t Is In thp sal11f' lit AO,. d ~\\:ln ~ tl, t Hhe \l)lrI tl1f! J j"('l l nrtf>" tl1<ll hf'l Yeateruay the Finance Committee or r1 r large (lUunlity ! i the Bonrd of Aldermen ga,'e a public ( Commissioner announced that he would Thp rommlttE"e on ftnoQ('e or tbe- board ot: nl41f"rmrJ1. At Its lllePting Yf!'~terday at,'" c.corelin .... to the statE'ment~ ot rE"~l ... ternooll, llt'rlrlftd to report In fa \'01' of .. \ ,.. ndoptlng AlrI, Zop.ller·s resolution directing (]('nt8 in Swan Street the neglcC't ot tbe ('orpornttoll ("011U8t'1 to prepare a bill to ("'01. 'Yard's economical ~arbagp c01l('C' .. br Intro-Iu('(><1 in til(> le,gi!';lnture ft.utboriz· I Ing the rltl' to IRSUl"' bonda not to excet"d tor~ Is almoflot a crimC'. There Is n pi e $.j(),OOO for tbl;" PUTPOS(' or buying a site tor oC garba.ge ill the real' of the hotel on a nt-tv quarantine hOl>lpltol. th"'" southeast corner of EIUcott and Aid, Zoell('[ onli f'l"ery other olderman ..rE"preM('ntiog thr 1.'~tb ward bs't"e bc('n u's- Swan stl'eet~ spveral feet hIgh, which Ing for y('nrs to get tiel or tbt> pelSthollS(>. (TeatE'S a stench and odor that Pi 1'Thf' prr,'u·nt qunrnntlnf' hospital I~ 00 Eafn f bl k j-'('rry Atr£'('t moar }i"lllruol't' u\'eOUf', In the mpat('~ the atmo::;phere or OC 9 lAth ward. Th(l prlnf'ip:l1 duty or tb£' nl-/around. df'rman from tbl' 18tb tor Yf>nrs hnA ~e-n F. R, Taggart, the propril'tor of the to Indu('f" th(> rlty tn mol'£' the peRthousf' hot£'l, whpn Sf"pn by a TI:.\IES rf'portl'r. out or thf' WArd. The trouhle Iii tbat no f-:altl that hE.> ftl]('d all hi~ barrcls with ot.ber all"l('rman wants It In bhl ward, :mcl arhagc and tlshe~ a.nd waited for the It fJ It prt"ttJ' safp. bel !JOW tbat Il will stay ~al'haJ;"l' l'ollcC'tOl':;;. He ("laim8 he In th(' 18th wnrcl. I til hi p tH.'nl'e and bn.rl'elq TLtf\ finnnf'P {'oUlllllttf>r gn.l'C R h('arlng on Waill'( un s a . d. it b'hl II (n tllp rp8olutloll jf'''Itf"'rt1ay afternoon. Anum- g-an' oul and then rlumpe bri' of tnl.pnn'rs ot th{' lRth word, hl("IUll~ hl~ hotpl. , . , h Ing H. A. rtambodt, pl'C'Mident of the Kpn.1\11'. Taggart haR had (halgc of.t e alngtnn Taxpnyers' A8~oclatlon. spokC' hotel f-Ilnrc Non'mbcr 1st and duting ngnlnHt hn\lng th(' upw hospitnl built 011 that til11C' lle ~ays the gal'baf{e and til!' ,.lte of thE' preRent pesthoURf>. Aid, E\.~heR have hC'cn ('olle('led only on('p, Butlpr, who own,. prop<'rt:-.- In the 't"lrinlty and that was ('arly In De('('m hC'l', And of thf' p(,IIthoUFIC'. took thp RRrne gl·ound. tlH"ln he ,,·as ('omp(;'llcrl to roll the hnrHpnllh l'ClmmlflAloRGr a rcenp tolrl thf" 1"("1s to thf' ('t1l'h~ton(' hlm~C'lr, Th c y C'ommlttpC' thnt ~ ... "t\ Ani i it ilAv hospltnl ~tootl thf'l'(, fur a \\"('('k In:'fol'f"' the ('01 .. nnel tbnt bf' <ltdn t cnre much wbf'rc It wus I t 'R fin.,ll'"'" came around and cmp- built, desired by peollie of the locality. 139.3~9. ma1'riages, tl·ty.. u~ d('athM, 13t.'j~ The death rate \' as 18 1 et' 1.000 popu1<ltion, The mo}'lIliit)" \\"iU:l -;- iO/) in p~.(.p~~ of lht?' .o.\·t:>rag ffJ1" 1 hI 1last th'e \'€al'~, hut the 1 ~t.te \\'U N th{' 1'.lHW ll"" that of UIOO. The- infant morIa It\ is unu~ll<llly low. being :t:-;oo Ipss than in lHQO and :!.500 les~ than the a.Y~l'ngt' of the past five yearA. Consldl"l'able spRee lR de\'ot~d to th(' pn·\,i:lll'llf.* nf" f:mallpox. Then" were ItO lJlnccs In the State during the year In whil'h ('ne- 01' many cases o<'rllrred. thert' ha \'ing been during that time 1.100 ca.~eR "lth llltlE'teen deaths outside of New York cit)' and 1.982 cases. with ~~6 deaths In :New Yorlc. cily and the mari('xbt~ I( of Aldermen three years ago he pounded dally for the removal of the QuaranUne hospital from Itg pre.qent ~ite, and now that he Is back agaJn he t~ SingIng the same old song-and no wonder, for thp pe!ilt house 1s in Zoeller's ward. the ~ighteE'nth. and that Is an "'mprovpment" that Is emphAtically not smnll- The Finance Committee Decided in ONE COLLECTION SINCE DE· Favor of aNew Pesthouse CEMBER 1ST.. AND THAT Site, EARLY IN NOVEMBER. --. +------ "..L.~._ lllluid lw Cnll10\\"('!'I'u by 1 w to require\ .\'. III.ltlon In !tny and f!\"cr)~ locality C~71 cll,r to I RSlH' honl18, Bids to Be Asked On the Sa e of the Old j.t?JcWhe-n George ZO<'Uer wac; in the Board buildings and the final re,ult w11l be a f(Teat stockyard in Ea~t Buffalo for th~ accommodation of the concern's big bu~lne~s In tht~ sertion. WRA N[W P[ST HOUSL 1f'1l("\~. TI IN BUFFALO COURIER I CITY MAY [R[CT \ LHA .... y. Fl. h . ::!3,--The annunl r('pol't "" Haniel L wj~, ~t 1te Commi5\ iont:'r ot H eilllh. whl<'11 will be suhmitted to thl' I A'g is1<J..lun· LO~lIlul"l'ClW night makc~ thp IllluwIn){ rc('olnmc-nu;'ltions. [t h; I !'~H·L·h.-tIl~" 111'g"Pfl that monf>Y 1H pi o\'iuNl (01 the c1u'mit'al pxamination of foou Hnd Ill"u~"", malt nlld oth('l" llquorR ~ th+- aFsured lIU! It)" of thp~(' n\riou~ aJ'lIc1~s o! eOTnmun USf' i:4 of .great ilnportnll NIo 1) the I>POlllp of the Stall:!. A lbtl'U tt'lllll'e of orne'" fnr 11('nltl'1 (If· t ('t'F:: 'Ol1tll'1'IPti with 10('0 1 bnU1"d~ of 11 alU woul11 1)..- l'fluduclyc to grF'l.lt'1' Mortality Rate Unchanged. I fOLD EXCLUSIVELY orten sent ~('hools rrpol t th(>~e en Fun','rlng" Ith the Its first Structure 111 Eas t BU ff aIo. 77 \Vants Power of Law to Compel Vaccination. to the meeting tonight or the Committee on Side and CroSRwalks o[ the Board ot Aldennen. Dr. Gref'l1e complained that his property was tax~d for new walks when it was not necel5sary that they be replaced and prodUct"d teRtimony ~upporting his statements to this effect as WE"II as the charge. which he made last week to the same committee of the Board or Alderrnpn that the workmen traded the planks ripped up for beer at .. neighborIng saloon _ C.~,~tRn~~=~: ~~~erHnO~e::~ of Smnll-Po' 4J 'ntlt'nh I .. to De 0(- 'i:' {('"t'cel ~ Wh,) ~·'lnl" for I /1 ~nle . ~ -. to hll.\- th£' Pl':;t-hOIlSI"', I. f", pE"1'1111t til(' (!\;i,l'illlliuf"' Ifospiln1. !;Uhjf'c,t to tlu;.! Ihl' III hI> O{'I'UpiNI llndn)! till" of Ihl' smllll·pnx f'pldl'mlt-? a Itllitif' l'O)"ll) hrfnrf"' Ihp Fl· nlllH"f' ""1U1l1ti !t'" ~·, ·~tf"' tclay af\N'noon on thllf !<ull.it"·t. )JI'alth l'()Ullui"!:;/'W1lr (' 1112 ... " \\" \\ iur-bl'S( l I. i!. . t. 111 • Ald'~r IlIUIl Z''1'lIf'r :11111 ntiw!'s w('n' hl'III'(1. 'fh,' tn:J18~ ('1""1 l"f'!<lllIuJ: In tllf' \"ldnlt~ nr tIlE.' t:;11111' ,·IIUtiUlIlIlIl·l' Tllf'l'C' \\";1,. ".tI. l·t'ITf· ~fn' .. t )1Ilsl1ltul IIlllllt' n ,·I~IlI'Cl11S pll'n tllp IIl~tlltltlnn 1"('nu)\c'.I, nr, 1;1'1"'11£' !'laU'cI Ihn! Ih" P}:l,'(' Ix <t IU"J:I'III'" In tit" ,·11.\ and unlit (~r swalll'lllx p:lIhmts . tu iw,·.' 111111 111~n nW'n'rowilNL , fit" IInSi'II") I!l'oUllcls Ill't> Ilhont fin' Rf'tf'9 fn I'xtpnt ,!lui Ilw ('t)lll111ittE'f" llilopl(>11 .\llIN 1111,11 .\flllrn·fI; 1"I'[o.;nlll11011 In (ayor !If Ilfl"t"f'l'lIs lU I: (nr 11111~ rill' IIw salp lit" thl~ )!rOlloIIM. TIll' ,'nUlllllttf'.' will nl~tl rE'I'lIlrl In (;n'or nr .... '('1;.1111:" JI'~h.ll1lftlU t(l I:"f't n houll I~snf"' t~'r S~>4I,04(\ In JI Jlply (Ill Ihl~ l'o"t or hulh.llllg" 1\ I'W hf1K[,It.il ,·hH·"b£'re, G! e filII b ~ e if'. r.: __ ._,rr qat ~eftern ben in 910. 114 91ortf) Dqben i;:>fra[lc >Don •. II"I"" ~\omrs 'l1\, \!nl11inq als iteumr liir bie ft1i):ilifclie !Bao-dllfla[f an 'l1\r[t 2Ibenue ~r. ~mnc unb @:)taniiHolt!l @:)!tafie etnllnnl (111 ISteae bon 9Ricliael 'l1\isniat, ber refill nirk '1la~ ISalar biefes 'Uortens iff $600 pet .;sa~r. 08<.' .-' - - �flR~ D~rARTM~~T f~~D UHA~STtD SMILES A~E T~UMP8 -HORSES MAY ST ARVE- Julius Cresar Knight and \-tarc Antony Penney Talk Things Over Confidentially. H~AtIH ~f tilY I~ ~N~A~~~R~~ Two Other funds Overdrawn to Extent of $58,934.12. PERNICIOUS FINANCIERING heen nearly exhausted, le!'ls than $2,000 hE'ing no'''' credltC'd to the Health Dl'partment, on account of the large amount ot Flanitary work to be done in the ~pl'lng time, the Conll111~~ion('!' wtll he sel'iau!"ly handicapped if more money i~ not forthcoming soon. Howeyer, Dr. Greene expects to dl!-'i('harge a hOli t :.!O patients Crom the Quarantine llo~pital today and thel'e has been only onp nl"W ('USP of small-pox reported in four dR.Y~, f::() he believps that the near future "ill wltncs~ the stamping out oC lhl~ Jk~t. Dr. Greene states that the ('o!-'t KXH1I1T: of prlnUng for tll£> department haN I lan~£>l.)! Reckless System of Paying No Heed to the Charter. " lIt,ul't lip, 1Il,'- noll]!" Lon1, W' hnl hlthf'lh thl'ft 11111:: to flPJlI'('~loI my hfl:OOOlll 'F; t:"rntlll WJll'mth " I ,1111 lhy fl"ipncJ nud thuu In)' ~""t1f' pillow III. F;lnru) hl'! W('l'll Ill," Hare- ty und F'ltr'b billow' incr(>ase-c1 lately. "Som~ hlnnk!-l that we used to ~et for one cent e:teh now cost three and one-half ceni!:;," ~u~lrl the hand I haye dcte-rmined tbat I can effect a :::;a\'ln,;- by using l'ubbcr stamp9 for some of the Cotnml~sioner. notices we send out." "~ho A Fair Sample of the Manner In Which Republicans Have "Economized." I . to Blame! The policy ot recklessly o,'erdl'a wtng I !'ill1ll".. ~lI1ilf" ufo.wln." I tll'\"(>1' :::-i ur Y"l't' FIll' .Jlfllmy QIUlt'kl'ulitl",h hath Irrt our flbnrp \1111 (mill 0111' r:..lmpartA 1Illll1 unllmely flown 1.('11 \'itll: rut' unprntf'c,tf'll :lntl nluo!' • .'1), 'fHI'IIf'Y'K 'Inlt 1111' null Ih,' Wfl"l nf nnom ,.,."!tll honlrl fllll~8 iIiVlt"8 IUr' to thf' tomil," 11It. lilt. my Lfll'rl, what ('III'(' PH! (ur tbnt 11mb or !.(>tty hl'\' williSI' ~IHIl UlIlllf' I~ .JILII. "JIHl->(' u .... t IHlml' like a (u(llhll ,l:lIntJpr quarks fie 1'1'11 111(\'111 whh.:h Stllll~ slly be 1M'klf'! . .\1111 ,"Oil, til . . . IlrhwC' lit 1II('n, \\'Ilfl~" wondrolli\; I11'alD )llI!lt, I hIlUMlln!!!! hllll)lII \\'h~n' 01 hr>l' ll.1f>n, 'tl:-: plaIn f •• lfill'l'I'd hut llulHlrl'ils, whorol' /:r,'.lt /:Itr of M~IlSI" :\Inllt· !lillian J:I'nw whel'l' (>1",., .c;1·(>W fllliv Pt'Of't'"' Art, ff'~ln'cI, ~r ,thlu(' OWlI ~bnrl()\\: Oh';:o to, • nl' I-.":;-h~h I "III 11 hI' nshnmNI n( YUIl .. • 'TII.lI1l11.\" , """ dlll1l~ m~' IU'M 111 h"111 ibf' 'poor. \\ hli-h lDt':tns 1I1~·/,.;P1f, Ihp nhnlilf' dlle'Hls IIII'p ,.\r~d ••m rn~lI' 111011:-0,11111 ,1""ul''':, t-Nlt 10 ~oi('hll~1 I'Olll Ilttl!' KIIIJ:hI8 lit Il'lll"ll Iltt' gtlldf'U rlllC" ".\"n~'. .\ thonslind rllllllll'li (nl' l'uI'1I nnf' I .s.:nTP I , 1't·1' )""111". tlwll' "(lui!' rrum l!:lIl1l'alU"r In "'il\C-; \\ ho slt.\·~ 1I0t \\"1'11 dId pnul' Er'l!oltlls do, Tra,·hJII.': hl!o> Iltth- lamhs. IInl1 t('U(rrr .. r l'\"f"f': 'n" nth(ll'M hl"nWlI l,p(01"''' tllf'Y "1111 do you.' l'el'h:lJh iii}' /'i.HlS nwy sUWCli1ul! h1tb,'r [111'(' --- NEXT? WHO'S - - - -- --1 The City ot Buffalo Is not bankrupt, but, through the miserable system or IInanc!lng. through the desire ot 'he Republican Common Council or 1901 to do Borne "cheese parIng" for political effect, the clty Is In the unenviable »081 tion, In Borne importan t departments. ot being out at money and unable to pay It. bills. The clty's crellit ta good, there Is plenty of money to the clty's credit In the banks, but It Is not available for the uses that certain departments could put tt to. THE FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND EXCEPT FOR FIXED CHARGES SUCH AS SALARIES IS EXHAUST_ ED AND BILLS ARE BEING HELD UP BY THE~ COMPTROLLER. AS THERE IS NO MONEY AVAILABLE FOR PAYING THE SAME. THERE IS NO ~lONEY TO BUY COAL. THE DEPARTMENT HORSES MAY GO HUNGRY. FOR THERE IS NO MONEY TO BUY OATS HAY AND FEED. • THE WOMEN WHO SCRUB AND :WASH FOR THE FIRE HOUSES l\IAY HAVE TO GO WITHOUT THEIR HARD EARNED MONEY. Other city funds are exhausted and illegally overdrawn. The condltlon ot affairs Is truly piti- able In the extreme. inasmuch as the. fiscal year does not end till June aOthso the Fire Department and other de~ PArtmen!s will be poverty stricken, It not crippled owing to the lack or money. S"tate- of FfnaDcea :\~01Y. According to the last weekly report or Comptroller Heerwagen the various funds upon ,,'hlch city warrants can be drawn, or rather are dra.wn stood 8!i t0I10"'8 at the close ot bU~lness las't Saturday: I I .lHaTe Do. Smile ",,~Hh ~Ie," -_ (With apololtlpo;; to Jlld~l".l~_--;-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _- :_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ApprOPl'lntcd.-L('(t O,·edl'awn. '!?i;)(j.OO $1101 ~.j')·II!1'I. To 5I"r,'" tbp tOWD 8S coroners or Mayor; ~,:!~flA() '~n:;:~8 .. -, .-v,1 01', If (lJl~o..; ttfll1t~ to hf' n prize (,Rjoleor ti.!d.;-)() fiaa.7!1 .\Uf' gPt rkb Qukk, bf' might het'ome ComptroJfer.~ ~.·I:!,;;.:~', 4.c~'O.:1l I'EXXEl': "D,lug forth men cbllelr .. n onl),. l;ood. Ole Lord. Yllll HI'{' th(~ ~r(>l'll .. :-ot l'ht'l"O~tnl'lll 00 the Board, !!,-I.jo.no :{:i.:.!;) ..\ud ,\'nUI' wt'uk [at'p nil Ilhllple-d o'er like musb~ ::i!!,·;i I.II:.! no,l:Ji.fI:! Wi! It ti1Ullf's. will !-prn' to ;:IH your tOI'~ tbe rusb.. ~ro~.401.1a l:-,:!,I.'~'!I.f4 You :11"1' thp uwnt'r (I( th .. widows' ('fuse:.!t)~.11!1.~~ 1~.llhfi.;la Of wbkh "f"t1U'\"(' Illllil(l slIe'h J'pnll~ splendid use31:~,7s.;.no U;{,1Oll.fi1 '!ade :you'!" (;('ur~t' \H'uhh:r nnd your PenDe-y prout ni.i:..~).nn :.!:i,1:.!.;:.!1 'filnt In l'llllS(lrl l\!tll ynu 1l(.'H h('I'o allowed, _ 4.n~)(.I.uo 4H1.flQ lind l-It"II,,'n hill fluwpr'd nlt' wJtb slIrb t;unn.r smile. ---n~pa::r::t:'ll::.::n:::t-.- - - - - - - - - - - :Mayor ............ ....... . f'JvIl ~,.~~i~e·' common Cou·ncJi······ .... ••·• .. ·• ···•• Comptroller ....................... Tr.R.uror '" ........................ 'W'~;k~,'Com~I~~io~~; In)pP8rtmpn't'p~b'lic Pp8l"tmPDt Publ1r "WorkA 'Tate~ Uepsrtment Puhllc 1'!'parlUl('ot Publir n"rlsrtmt>nt Puhllr Re-pl'lrtmrnt Puhllc lndC! Crof!slogs At'"r.ument· Works' Euglnee;:" Work!i' Street!i '" "~ork!': Lamps····· "·orks. Building···· .• .• . ..•......•.•....•.••... aT RI~;!:,;un;:-" ~~~ :;~1~ )i~~t~~""""""'''''''''''' 11111'hol' ~tllnklpnl ('ourt .. ····· .. •· .... ·•·· .. ·• 1',,11, .. ('our, }'Inrkl't~ Fund .• U>i:.!,no :~(I().()O ~~:~~ ll.&:i ....................... 1.~~;;.O(j ......... . ....... . ........ . ](>J.OO ~G.OJ 42:1.00 l~::!,,)Q . ........•••.••••..•••• ,... Rnllt'r luspP('u(lQ ':Ity Urul E<';latp 'T~'x'~;:::" i:r'nlif'ou~ Tnx ...• , ... .. '.......... ;toO.fIO l:!.ono,no ~·;I~~.~;Wg ri~I~I~~:::::::::::::::::::::::: ~~:~)X::: Fmlrth nf JUh' .. ,............... ...... c'nnAAlldntNt :"';'b~oi~"" """ """' " JJtunhul; C .IDal ..... :::: ::::::::: :::::: _ __ - 1~,4,~'II.(I() :1,000,011 2na.iflj,:la 3!)9,i:ttoQ •. ·N4:.2·i ~:!)i:ij).~ ::,f)4~:+,~ ,J' "10:64 43.2'12'.4;' 1:1,1:.!l.m II!! , ,_ .. ~ et entirely under control. not b' have not yet een vaccmate the proper time, • !'!.i,UH Wf1.:.!II;J.OO II!! The bulletins of the Health omcer inthat the small pox epidemic is :~O.:"j;I.1I:i Glefunbf) 't e I 5 - (Iommiffiir lile (hlauonili I~t. fIef) born <Stabtratf) bier ~iftritt _ e~3uf)olen,. bali er bie .~eitiq ols Glefu~b~~~fentt>drter illeili). betJ1)enben barf. $ = ~n fIJettoren Qjree~ 6eab~ef)f' ~~:i:!!/gf,;fl:~:::r:R;~:;,:i.::::·_Il_t;_R_p~Is. d If you 's the now 1 - /---, / . . CRUSADE ON TENEMENTS. Thf' rC:'"'[>nt tcnf'mpnt co13st.rophes in "he PolI~h JlnrJ It.llian dbtrlcL..;- have awnk n. eel Commls~1onet'"" . 10 to the tact lhat The cxi~tinlf ('ondlt au sbould b~ r~ml~ fllcd. He bas ordcrt·d a crusade In that <lIr ctlon, All tt'm'nu:onts .in the lta1l3n and PoiJ!Oh districts w1l1 be Investigated f r TlllrpoSfi of pre",'nmg .!o.mlli~$ hUdlled togdhH in Cl ')50 Clo.lar ~hl' lH~ln,;, tcr' f ( ] 1 I C t I ( r �- ,iol~tlon rl~~'·~(~/~.~'it~,~~~t~~~t;iIO;':~~ ?~; ~~I;;~~~I;~~~II';:~ ~~~r~~~~tt·.t~~cep:.~~t\:~~ - Thl' mOl!lt serioUS propriat1ooS ask~ "close to the cushion" reached its hetght d ' }1~~~rl~m;;e~c~tft5('al yesu:, 10w8 were WSDtl'CJ. as fol- h g.a~t h admlnlslrattonurl:~F tC~I~~~~:~;;!~ h.m.s:: t nnd had ('ontlnuE"d with grPHt prodl~allty and disn'gard of thf' law, AllowNl. HrrRrtmPDt .•. , 16.:I:!ii.tYl $ l:),tjO.!lo under the rpgime of ~tr. HecrwagE'Tl. :-'Illruclpni court -nt.>:!l14 .-tll b;I:?90t.-)11 who lias !'itA t~r.l during thE" llel'st I'nFII"(, ........... nt£IlIoiI)IIU b:!U.l'll.OO U J Pollep •••.. " .... i:;~)(l.on l~.OO().oO ye~ gal on, lhat hf' wa~ merely follow~ {'It}' 1'('101 t'st. taxeR .. l:;:noo.on l~,O()(1.()O ing prE>ceclent, without regard to the Penney Ta~ 4' l:rI'onf'on~ t:'l1;P5 f ('harH·I'. The organ ot the Republican "machine" ha~ had the nerve to allege that "The previou~ administra.tion didn't appropriate money (>nough to PHY for ltR extravagan('e. otherwl~e the tax rate last year wouJd have bet-n to\'en higher than It was". A !nore COI1lemptlble and [ooll.h fal.phood was HEADY BEEN nen'r ppnnc>d. The "previous admln~ $;8.934.13. AR CASE OF THE Istmlio,," hart as murh to do with thp IT IS A CLE T ASKING FOR npproprlatlon" Buffalo as Prince • th Common The manner In whl~~rrA.~ts· on the Councll has orddered I\e~tate tax funds erroneous tax an rea ~nd the City Is simply sco.ndalf~=ted the ("harter Comptroller has v 0 therefo!" by honoring the w~r;~J~ HA YE· AL~ THESE TWO' OVERDRAWN COMPTROLLER o· ICLAIM IT I IS CURSE ca'e' It "'ill be ob- funds. anrt In direct o[ th, dj~ the FIre. Po- ~:harLer. ha~ he~n in "ogue a('('ording r - ~SE FUNDS OR IlNll'Y of [01' Prll~sia. ThC" l'ol11111on ('oun~ ENOFGH FOR T '. (CIL NOT' AL- II 1 th (. TIll': CO~1MON ('Ot:1'i IS A FAIR." nn, e omptrollor hm·. all to <10 LO\\'ING EN'Clt'GH. IT LE OF ECON- with the apPI·oprlatlong. The "omp~ ~IPLE OF THE ~TY troller'!i orne'f' has bepn nepublican o'~iY PRACTITICED BY THE 15~- grnft .Ince lSDa and the rommon Counpi'BLIC AN' OFFICIALS RESPON - <"II lagt year was overwhelmingly RoBLE FOR'THIS DISGRACEFUL CON- publican. DITION OF AFFAIRS. The ('ommerclal algo .tates. with ] t l!=l to the credit ot the City Co~p- hra7.('-n ignorance 01' maiC"volence: troller that the old scandal of o\er~ "AltogpthpT th~ admlni~tration of drawing the fund for "perfecting tax laRt yent' l£'ft little bp~trl('s R. Ipgac~~ or tI0(>5" ha!i not been overdrawn the ~~.~~ debt and dp.pleted coffers to itR sucH was when Erastus C. Knight cf's~or·'. City Comptroller. There was appr~'rilat adminl!"'Ctratton had nothing to prlated the present fis('al ~ea$[_ &~~ t 1~ 00 wUh thp larg(" sums Rf'lproprlater1 stated. the sum 0 il, • • f I t k h Rill rl P Ul"po~e was )lr. Knight's custom to ask:tm 01' anI spf"n 'J~' t e E>Pt! ") l~A.n hNl R $fi.OOO and overdraw severa.l times ~h~ ()( cl("pHrtm~ntg, hut it did not If'a,·e amount at the appropruttlon. '1 hi thp HE'puhll('an C'ity Trea~urer. n (l(>~ Common ("ouncil allowed the amount fault!'I·. R~ tl legar'Y r01' thC' pr(,~f'nt <\clasked for and the expenditures. up to m1nl~trntlon to shlE>l(l and Pl'ot£'(·l. 1'he d~te. so Mr. HeerVl'agen state~. have ~I'nft that thp "presf"nt arlmtni~trR~ been as follows: tlon" hE'~to\\'l"'f] upon his fa\'orit('5;, pnrFor searches ... , ...... $5,7R:!.50 tkularly Hrothf'r Gpor,:n'. Is 5;uftklent For notices ........... 4,216.:!9 (nr thp grand jury to in\·e~tlgate and In thE:" f'~ttmA.tion of many thoughtful Ill('n Total ... , ............. $9,998.711 Knight. HeerwA.f,rE:'n and othE'l"s Rhould The City Treasurer's fund is ex~ hf' Rubpoenpd bf>(ol'E' that horly nf'xt haustf'd alld the department may b,. wE"ek. i I d near the close of the fiscal year Thp rlpftC'lts In appropriations during b~ Pfe:flon of inability to employ extra the terms of Era~tu~ r. Knig-ht as rlty derlcal help, MI'. Gerst, last year al'lkNl romptroll('l'. ac~nrc11ng to figures Ruh~ for $39,9:!S, and the Common C.ouncil mitten to thE' FmanC"e ("ommlttef' 'werE" allowed him $37,850. This cut was ow~ npypr grpatr-r and thpy tpsttfy. 111{e Rn ing to the fact that the item for extra exp(,l"t witness to the \"hole~alE' violaclerks was cut from $6,000, and the tlon of the ('harter h:r I~nlght, cheese parers disallowed an I tern for a - telephone In the Treasurer's office. O( b ' The Common l'ouncllllkewise cut out "" n e t e [ 0 m I I / ~. the Item for a telephone for the City maS [omite fut €:leilenlllege ~iell b:~ Comptroller, but Mr. Heerwagen has ~ tJ "ne just the same. the little Item for !Remonlltanaen bon \Dt. €:l. €:l. G.ll:ttne "contingencies" covering. not a muI[I- unb !nimola~ €:l IUt 3i g oelteffS bea Eetude of sins, but a few omissions hke _ 1 _. ~ - ~ • the tel.phone item. It Is certainly ridic- genii bon ~tOIIOIIS; 1m Eee llnb C!:mg.fIe ulous to allow the sum of $5,000 for the €:lIt. aufred)!. entertainment of distmgulshed guests ~ ....,' and the celebration o{ the Fourth ot ma~ Untetfud)ungs ~ [Oml,e I1lltb July. and dl.allow the finance depart- empfef)len bali 18iidjetrebifot ¥,)amillon ment officers telephones. b'~' ' b m I' , ftJ '''''1 It I, to the credit of the Treasure... II umanaen I~ ~O 13el ~ IVetiUl un however, that he has .confined hltll- l/tfu~t 11l0tUm !Ridjler 91/urp6~ g(Oe~ .elf. up to date. wlthm the .ppro<' <m n ' "'I' " fl' I prlfltion for extra clerks!. The Treas- ttlt liar. :l.J(a~ot ",mg,! ~ ptoJe It ( urer was allowed the sum of $4,000 for lllerjetung bon [lrtts bon einem mepat< ~~~~. ~~~~~rar~r~: i~~lo~'~~~1 \~0~111; Hmenl in~ anbm l1lutN berl1lotftn. kept just within the appropriation and I i>a(' [ami Ie fiir fanilCite 91/ a St/geln th e wo .. k of the offi"e has Itot sutlered. lonnie ftclj l1legen bes Dffermann'fdjen Health Department ],'und. Q(ngeoot(~ nid)t einig (n, unb bnffeloe b <'R <m I f b ""'flf, [ I Tlte rondltion In the Health Depulment Is somewhat serious. Dr. Walter l1l11t e ul. ,;oon 'ng all en .... I~! ge eg . D. t}repn., the (·omntis.lon .... Wfl' remaS Q(0311gi!canal ~ [amite l1litb ben l'£>ntl:r granterl an pxtl'cl alJowan('(' or orlb • r.l r< I II rc: r< u~,ooo to meet oxtt·aordlna .. y exppnsps <t' Hmen emple,! en "".on ta at "". "". 011 account o[ the e!lldeml,' o[ small-j €:lldnl1lad)s 3U gejlallen, fein Q(ngeoo! />0)1' This additional appropriation has flit ben Q(loan~ €:llr. Q(03ug!!can<ll au~ PUBLIC HfALTH NOT IMPfRILfO BY THf STR[[TS. Re~~! District Protest Against "Buffalo Best City In CounHaving That Locality try to Clean, All Work In Harmony," Says~, Continued as Site For )~ene,/~cr the Pesthouse. "Buffalo need ha\'e no f~ar oC an epidemic or disease of any kind from the prpsence of snow and dirt in thl' streets unles~ the stuft Is lett to melt away, aH Car as the snow and ice are con(,prned, while the othel' re-fuse is allowt>d to ul'y up and be thro\yn Into thl~ air by Property in That District, ~~~e~~~n~.;"ct~}~ald Health Commissioner "The Sll'e~t Department Is working T hey Say, Is Lower Than day and night to clear [he thoroughfares ot the city ot their depo~it oC It Was Ten Years Ago and snow aM lee and the dirt InH"parable from su('h deposits. As long ItS th~ People Are Kept Out- of street.' eontlnue to be wet We need ha\'e 110 tear ot the presence of mlcrob~ In Neighborhood by Hospt·tal. process the all'. And yet It Is well to hasten the or cleanIng the streets tor tht" way to be sure that no harm cumt"s Is to get clean as soon a8 It Is prarUcable The matter or a new quarantine hos~ and tht"ll ke-ep In the !:lame ('ondltlon. pital for Buffalo and Its location came .My departme-nt Is wat('hlng C'nrt'ruli}', UP before the joint meeting of the AI. ali the lIme and In p"er)' corner of th~ cit)", for the presen(.'e of anything obdermanic Committee on FInances and noxious to the public health. OrdInances yesterday afte-rnoon. "Complaints have rome- to the Ilt'part.. A number of people from the Ken- ment of lale about evils of construction, sington district where the present bad drainage,. dark rooms and yarlous Quarantine hospital Is located were unrlean ('onditions in tE'nement housp~, on hand to oppose the retention 'Of this' E'speclally in ~lYI't1e and ~pne<'a stret>ts. I ' These compJamlg have ('orne from the Aite for t h e proposed new build ng. ~ pre~E"nt~tlves of the Charity OrganlThey were outspoken In their state· .ntion Society. lIere Is a Atacl< ot rf'w ments as to the harm which the hos- portR Rhowlng what we have donE' about pltal. or pesthouse has done to their lhose cases and you may see thnt In locahty. e\'ery one of them we have abated the PESTHOUSE A Cl'RSE, nuiS'ance complained of, when It proved to be such, or corrected un8anHary ('on~ They claim that the pesthollse, mOre dltlon~. 01' gave the noUce of th'e days than any other one thing, has retarded required by law. In no instance ha~ the the growth of their district and kept complaint of any reputablt'" cltizpn bef"n the valuation ot property down, ~o npglected, while the agents of the cll'~ that land In the vicinity of the pest~ partrnent have themseh'es rt"porte(l house Is not worth as much today as it many more not men tloned in thE-' C. O. was ten or a dozen years ago. They S. reports. thought that their locality had been "I am perfectly aware that thp he",')' handicapped long enough bv t.he pest· F'nowfnll of this "'intel' mnkp.~ OUT house nnd implored the Common Coun· proolem more dIfficult und morp f'Xcll to do what It could In favor or a ~lte pensIve then usual but the CornmhlslonIn some other part ot the city. They er ot Public Works I. handling the AItclaimed that their localtty was not (.0 uatlon with grpat enprg)" a.nd E'x(.'E'lltmt the outskirts or Buffalo, but. as the lo~ judgmpnt, ably suported by hlFl d.-"put)' cality appeared upon the map was tn commissioner, Mr. I{ennpdy. ""hat la the very center at the city. doing on th~ streets can bE' l:lE'en by nIl Thev thought that the pesthou~e but what Is the- work of my Insp{'(·tor~ shOUld be moved to the outskirts of the I~ necE"ssnrlly screened from publIC' ylpw I cltv and several of them guggested and r wish therefore to SAY that both that arrangements should be made dE"partmpnts are working In pprtp('t wIth the county ~"hereby the new harmony tOT the protection of the pubQuarantine hospital should, it possible, Hc In both conveniE'nce and hl'nltb. be erected on the poor farm. There is not the 811ghte~t I'eason tor President H. A. Rambadt of the Ken' any foar that unhealthy rondltlon" will rlicfauaieren, unb bas Q(ngeool bon 91/il< slngton Taxpayers' Association. D. W. be allowed to gather In the city !r InWinchester. a large property owner in telllgence, energ~" and money can pr~ Itt & iftanflin im 18mage bon $8065 the Kensington uJ,strlct, Ald. Zoeller, y~~t suc'h a situation. AId Butler and several others t:;poke In ThE' value of our smooth pan"ments art3 Une f)men. opp~stt1on to the holding of the East may be. l'E'al~zed now by the ease I~nd mas [omiJe flit Q(nfptlid;e regie bie t It tor a quarantine hos- speed" ith which the dpbrJs of the \\ In .. F erry 5t .. ree s e ter's storms Is taken up and rpmo\'pu oeanjtanbmn !Relfmungen ~e~ ,,[0111 ' -pitat. . t and the hnmedlate chance gin'n to 1tir. Wmchest~r said he represen ed flush the avenue~ ot trnYl'l most u!"E>d. metcial" unb bet ,,~nteli" fiit be~ g("ntleman who would make the ctty a Tt is JURt to f'xpress a little prldl! In a mtucf ofiiaieaer !noti3en 6ei €:>tite, otter for the pesthouse property, pro city so comparatively PRSY to c1l"an Iwd y'dlng the city would go to some at he to ket'p ('lean, while nonp Of the nuthorpart ot thE' city for a new ~ite. Itlp~ n£Ogle-cta any duty of unC'PflRlng Health Cowm ' ; SLeelic Ite diligence to maintain Ru("h dylliz .. d ated ,rnh{ ne !'iald last 'week betor conditions. No other largt> city In thiR 1 the Aldermanic Finance Committee latitude haIl had anything like lhp full / that thE' present pesthouse was en of Rnow that Buffalo hns had to denl tirely inadequate fOI" the clty's needs with this winter, and yet It I~ !1Inte to It didn't matter to hIm where wtthl say that no other of the ~nme ronk and the city llmits a sitE' should bE" se territory, with even no more- than h:tJr CLARK STREE'r l"rRE A'VH~E~S Ie-Ned, but ht-" thought that it was ex our lond hn~ ttR f:ltreetR in ~o forwnrd n. pedient for thp. city to build a new condition as ours, al1 thlng~ conRidf'TPrl. CrTY A1JTHORr'l'IES TO RE.O\LIquarantine hospital at once. Buffalo ,,·m not soon Jose hl"r pr~·f'm· ZATrox 01<' COXDH10~S. AD,UI WOrLD A"EXD. Inenrp n. the healthiest large/ lty n p world" Ald. Adam Introduced the tollowln -----~.---. In the mee-tlng as an amendment to H('I.~ Commlsj ' g n.gr Ald. Zoeller's resolution Introduced tn has OP1iFftd a cru~ade on tM1!1ment the Board of Aldermen some weeks hou~E's, The discovery, after thE' fire In THE CORONER'S OFFICE I ~ince whlch called for a legislative Clark Street last ""ednbday. ot Qe"('11 enastment empowering the city to Is, Bo~senate and A~~('mbly have now: larnllJes huddled togethE'r In a two-star)' .ue bonds In the sum ot $50.000 tor the hou:;e, has a~'aken('d the authorIties to It he bin gl.Vlng the Governor the purchase of a new site for a quarantine pass ~enf:(' of the existing condft1on~, "'h1ch po\\' to remove a. Coroneor for rD USf'. hospital: are liable to place the city In danger of an "That the Common Council direct Now 1hpre Is a hill betore the Henatc the City rlerk to adYertise for bids tor cpldMnic oC dlsC'ase or dl~<-H.:terl:) uy firr. the buildings and land now used as a. Ito 8 boUsh the ofti('P or coron~r tn }~rle Dr. D. J. Constanttnf', tenf'm~nt In~pec. quarantine hospital and site for the ("ounbt. \\1'hlle thIs ts a rnpa8urf" 'W11\("h tor, has been ord<,red to make a thorough qame the bids to be received on or THE TIMES has artvocated, th~ proinspection at th~ tE'nE'ment houses In the betore April 1st, the Common Council visions ot i;enator Da,is' bill do not PoUsh and ItalJan districts. The fotre(-ts re~erving the right to reject any or meet wIth wholesale ar,pro\"al, cspe('lalIn need ot ImmE'dlale attention art' Fly, all bids." 'Vater, Canal and State In the Jtalian The amendment was not acceptable I ly that clause regarding' the appoint ... dlstrh:t. and SobieskI. Stanislaus strf'('ts to a majority )f the committee and ment at a medLcal pxam1ne-r at a saland ""ollz Av('nuf' In the Poli~h dl~~ was not passed. The committee did ary ot $3.000 per year. It IR not necestrkt. Health Commissioner Greene says vote to report favorably on the ZoeJlf'r th3.t he ""Ill order the int('riors ol the rpsolution. AId, Adam being alone ,J- flary to {'reate another elnE'curf! In orhl)u!('s in those distrIcts rebut t. .....-f d~r to f'llmtna.tf' an ext~tJng abus(\.. Tho the opposition. / services ot the propos('d health ~x· .amln('[' could be performed wllh pl"rfeet propriety hy the offiCials of the KEEPS VALUES LOW AND RETARDS GROWTH I I .s QUARANTINE f HOSPITAL DISCUSSEV ALDERMANIC COMMITTEEWRES. TLED ~TH THE TROUBLE_ tt:::_~=~::.u'): I th. (t:~ ~ At , ("ommlttf" q on Fln~! ot the Aldermanlo the, Question ot prO\.Jd~~ and Ordinance:, tine hospital tor Burr g a nflW quaran~ ('ume up [or serlo aiD and ft.<II loca.t1011 night, Us COnsideration last Pl'#'!'I(mt 'Wrr(' a OVlnr-rs and laxpay number ot prOPflrty ton c.Jistrh."t wh~ op ers of the Renslng-_ be!n:; rCl~lnf'n tor t~OSfod the present sUe chargf'd that the h (:1 new hOspital. Th~y for lh(dr t:par~elv S:~~l!.~l ~'as r(>sponslble it Was detrlmfmtai fo l h district and that {'Y"~or'J on the b('Rut. elr homes and an lIe-nltb " . I. ~ ot: thf!'lr H'ctlon. iUilll Gi& (ht~ n{(~d of a n(ow h fie ~poke ot I n .wf'<1U3C)" C't tl oSPital, and of the Aid. Adam IntrO(;~1 pre!<c:nl Institution. r~ctlng thp ("ornlllonC(~ a reSolUtion rU. rl 'r bids f'lf the bU!l~louncll to ad\I{'rtlsp I U~{d as 2 "Jarantllll' ngs and land now t(lr thp. .!ame, but the ho~P!tal and .site adop r solUtion was not I The commlttp(, de 111 \'''r (r Aid ZO{'lIttr'"C" !'t,ed to r@port In fQ~ . fie" \\·h1 h r-alls tor. SOlution, of a weC"k rn nt 'mlJow('rtn~ the-'l i"R1s,latlve f>nnct~ In t~,.. slim ,)( $: 0 fJrJl co ty to Isuo bonds 0: n (1\\ c:: r')r th heor thp purcha..'~8 (' flfpitill. TENEMENT HOUSE 1 f ~la1P/ON H~altb Department. ( , , �6V ,J\ YOR'S SUGGESTIONS 1\ NO'); ALL;! VORED G~ng • ft I' tllk ng t ll"" fort>gl,hlg tJ'llon. \\ hk'] lll\Y ,', sulL In the ((lmptrolleJ uraf: ..... st:JllJ't'd ill tht' th'w h(lIu',.:d I UStotl1 of slushing llip e!'lt.ll1~lh:,~ •.Ald, ~\J<l111' I,t, {{:'u U~J a t.:WfO{Jil per ('I'n ,-In- STATEMENT nll'Y of th ;\1 ))"O)·'~ me-~s~gt' nud to dPH t, em by onf·, with tltp ~uggl;"stion~, ill flO far as t)wy J)l-'rtalO(>d to the- COlllmUte*" in ~eseion, )11 AU ..llll denoul1N-d the pnlC'ti{'e of tht> illg 1. J.lro(t'~lh:,J \ SUBMIT, DI'parllllt'nt In not p1'oJII'1'1y ~auglll/.; il~ t:'~th1H:1H'~ dud CJuott'U frol1l n Illa~s of P'llOl't:-; hp had at hand, that jn th,· Pi.1~t nille YI';lf~, tlw POlire 1)(' parllJlt'1I1 hilU eXpp)Hlt>cJ $:J6i,UOO 111 ex C'P:;:'S ot the c.:~tlnwtt·~ that it had hanu eel 111, Th·i~ had l'f>!-Iulted fro In tht· prUIIin~ of tht' polh'e E-RthnHtp~ by the ('OU1J1tl'ollt'I' ,Bud bf'('uu~c thp Police Dppal'lmCBt o\"PI·eHtimati·d its 1I1COIlH' from 1 Polil't' Finance Committee Disapproves His Honor Veto Power Over Estimates. Would Give Him Seat on Reviewing Board. I fill(>~. CITY EXAMINER APPROVED PROPOSED NEW PEST=HOUSE --- INSURA CE I PX("I~l' taXt'~ Hnu HF:ER~BN~ON SUllMITTED A LIST OF ALL llY THE CITY. )Jl'o('l)ells f1'01l1 dd'klellt'~·, the Commit lee \'utt'd to make the fol Ow~ to rt>lIp\ e t hi~ Pursuant to a resolUtion recently In • troducpd in the Board of Councilmen by Councilman Stoddart. Comptroller Heerwagen this afternoon submitted &I. report on the insurance carried by tbe city on the public schools and se\',eral other city buildings, Hp says the total amount or Inon three-year policies Is $C. 4.S2.97. an 8vernge of $4,150.94 tor In'~urance jng I'l'P01't. ''In J't·gartl to the l'p('nmmend~ltion of ('omnwnt that ha:;; clepartmellt should now Indudt' an o( latc be('au~e no itPnl oC ~l,OOQ for' th(' (>xamination oC alii thp !\tayor that aUlhorlty be obtnineli fr0111 tIl£> Lq:t'i~Jature to i~RUP bondfl to City ac.'('ounu-l, ~llld that if this sum action 11.ls bl'fll tuk('n on the many IA inHuJ'Cil'if'nt it 1·~tJl lw in<.'lTased. A J'epay the llefirfen('l~ in the Polke De8Uggt"f;tiolls induliNI in ).layor Kni~ht's port waH pas~Nl giving the ('omptroller partment, your t'ommittee I"f'POtl that hHl~mudl U~ u uill haR ul:'<."n intl'odu("('d meSR.q;e !-il'lll to the ('ommon <,~ouHc11. pOWf'r to £"xamlnl? the Trea""urer's offtC'(> once a month as the l'ommlttt't' begiyIng the ('omptJ'ollf'r pOWl'l" to u!-Ie at the bf>gillning of tht: Yf?c.Il", two of the lie\es that the ('omptroll~r has tht' 3U- 1 the al"l'ulnulatf'<i )lrpmlUllls from the Alderm.lIli<' commiltl?es have b(>stirl"ed thol'ity to do thl" now. :.-oalp of l:Wlllis as 1'('SOUI"CP~, that thE'se thesel\"(>s tu a ('onsilleration oC the ('onTn r~gard to the m~ntion in the {'ould ht' }lropt-'rly \I~"u. to ri"'lire tht' tents or the JlH'ssagE'. Y(-:.;teHlay afler- ~1ayor's me~~age that the City Trea~­ Polil'e upfldf'IH:Y_ Thf' bonued indebtUrf'r :-;ho\ll<-1 ('ollN·t the water bills it edness of till" ('ill' ~hould not bE" inthp .Ahh~rmani<' committf1p~ on Wd~ voted to ltport us follows: l"1"ea~f>il if tht'l'E:' l~ nothing bark or the nance \UHl ordinance::> met in joint ses'Your I nmlllirtet' is in sympathy whh b()nu.~ bl2"si(jes the C'reuit of the City though that b~ good f'nough, A~ to the nand \"ot,,-'u to report to the Board IthC' suggestion but rhe practi ....al work1't"('01llmf'lldation that (fie t'x('j~E:' anu Aldermen in fayor of !"e\"eral of the iug of it will take (:areful consideration, nth!:!' rpsoUJ"('PS, now ("refIlled to th.' re radie'al s\lggf'~lions claimed in the I A 1"t:,~olutlon i.s now before your body Poliee Fund, in future bE' ("on~ldl:'l'et.l n ess'<\ge of the .:\laYOl', ~ that the ('ost of \Vote1· be inl'luued In ·rhe follo\\ ing I'e~olulion jntrollu('ed the gpneraI tax bill as the (~o~t of policp, genpl'RI rt'~oUl ('e your l'ommittE'e ref AId, Adam ('Rused but Ilrtle di!';l'us- schools, fin' p1"oJe('Uon, ett'., in whkh port that It l'prtalnl~~ ~hould be ~o. It waH \'ott"il to 1'(l'J)ort In favol" of f3n und it \\ <i.!i n>tt'o to send it to the ('ase it woult1 hI" the duty of the Tr<"n.sJdfrmetl dS il n'porl. urer to ('ollN,t the tax. AnothE'r bIll Is the l\layor'~ l"PC'OJtlIllf111lIatioll that lilt' Trf'a~ul'er rE-cel\'c and disbul'l;>p nil City "Your ('.'ornmltte,· to whom was re- un(]t")" ('on~tc1erallon "hich will gi\"e the f"rrf>u th.· l"ec'ommt;>ndation of the ~la.:r- ('omptrolll'r chargn of tht-> tax hills, I funds alHL thi:!. t I h,~ {.~01f'1'!lQ.u rOD,!J.!JIl or tIl at 'he shlluhl at le.ust have the I without a break, and neces~ary physh:al be dir~(>t(>r.l l(f pr"'pal'l., rrl~ i'li":,~:-;an ,. PO\\f'1' to eliminate from. or redu('e ill il1Ti.mgt>m~nts will hUH' to be made if amount, allY it~ms In the estimate~, lit paSSE'H. The ('ommlttt'e deems it inad- tt'."elitrin"n(: ~o lIw ('hart"r to aIiO';'j whh'h he bellt'n'l"' would b{> unwist! foJ' \"I~able to make nil thes(, changes at the City to apprOPI".intp. shOUld it not lonl'" but offers no objection to the A. to a City E"amID~r. be de('med ath-isable to gl\"e him equal ("oulle11 haVing the authority to make In r(>ganl!o\ to the :\layol"s ~uggesth)n pow 1" wHh the {'ommon Council a~ to them." the iJ1~E'I-tion of nf'W iu'ms or the re- I Ald. Blltler Introduced a re~olution that a ("omvetent and fen.1"lf>~s 11\.1 n bi:., plat~lng of it(loms .strkken out: beg to that th,.. conllnittpe is not in favor at I (>lllpl(l~'{'<1 aR a City Examin!'l-l' tor all report aM follCJ,,":-;; , I the I'P('ommf>nutlltion of thE." Mayo I' tllat "Aftt't" (<ll"P1ully n'ading the charter the l'ompetltiy£> !';y~tem be ext!:'udf?'u to uep~\l'tmel\ts, the ('ommitt~e pa~se<l a on thi~ point, tilf'rp dId not seem to the lo.l)'lng- of water JliIH:'~ and. iL was r('porl that ~l1dl a man should be ~n­ bro: a.ny d"4.lr I)ro ... i~ion authorizing the yoled to tender thI!5 as a report to the tirely UnUt'l' the direction of the ~la \"01' :1110 that the Mayor's estimates [or 'his COJnlltrollf'r e-ither to ('ut out or reduce Aldermen. ftell1S in thft f'stimates, submitted by The ),tayor I"f'('omm('nued that the {'!(_ the- IlPad~ or department:;::. of (he pendltures ot thp Park Department be mounl ot rnont'y they would requIre trpatt'"d the ~ame as tho~e of any other urlng the tlsl'ul year, though that has uE'panment. Thp t'ommiltee reported een the ('U~IOIll, It cannot be Cjues- I that .it had not had opportunity to get Uoned 1.hal the ht'ads of departments, acquainted \\ ilh the new IJal'k board pollt-(>, ht't', public works, parks, 5<'11001. nor to In\,estJgate this matter but health, E'tc" should be fully a.cQuainted would (In so ~on. with t1wil' ~pe<.'lal needs, and it seems The ~1ayor's suggpstion that the to ha\'t'! bet'll the tntpntion of the ('hal tE'r be amend~d reducIng the rate AGAINST THE .L PURCI-IASE OF A tramEl'1'S nf the chartpr to place upon of Interest 011 City walTants ::tnd n NEW SITE thenl tht' fuH rf>~Jlonsibl1lty of adminls- recommendation made by CommIs&lon. tratlon, Hubj('n generally and spedal- er or Public \Vol"k~ 'Yard that all thp Jy. as to thf" flnan<.'('s, to the Common lannunl 1"{'POl"IS of the dpparunental Alderman Zoeller yesterday succeedeounl'il. he-ads be !'Iubstituted al the same time ed in getting the finance cOJnmlttee to and that time bt> the beginnIng ot the ,'ote tq. report fayornbly his resolution di tI h C Board of Estimates. fisc.'al :Y{,<ll. were both con~idere-d by the rcc ng t e orporation Counsel to "Your I'olilmittee believes that if the committee but no action was taken prepare a bin for the Legislature nutherf'on. thorlzlng the city to issue bonds to~ not dt'"partment estlm.il~s are to be to exc ee d $'0000 f or the purpose of 'bUYi), ned aml vruned belore being fiubmitted New Quarantine Hospital. lng a new site for the qua.rantIne hosto tllP ('ommon Coundl it ~hould not Col. 'Ya.rd addref'sed the Committee pltal Th . e pr(>sent quarantine hospital be done a('l"ording to the judgment at as bE.'ing heartily in (a .... or of combinIng is on East Ferry street, east of FIUa single Ofli<-ial. who cannot haYe the the ,Httpr tax and tht:' genenll city tax more a.ycnue, in the 18th ward, whIch is intimate> knowlt'dge of the departments ?n the ga1~le bill and adranced the OpillZoeller's ward. His constituents who to jlJSli(y him in reducing estimate~, Ion that It would 1'E'8Ult in the saving JIve In th il. t YIC Inlty haye been hoping but that thl" .Mayor as chiet executiye of thouBands ot dollars annually that when a new "pesthouse," as they anti tllf't"(lo.by In ('lose- tout'h wIth th~ The much moote-j ma Her oC ~ ne'r" sew'fal d('pu.rtnwnt~, the Comptroller Quarantlnl~ Hospitai for the l'ity was call it, is built, it will be located elseas the pI'tndp"1 fiscal of!1eer ot the takt:'n UIJ and action, which will prob~ where, They don't care just where Th ey cam City. Hnd the Commif'sionel' of Public a,b1y bpur frUit, was taken, A delegaI I the presence of the hospItal' i\'orkl"' or ~ome other officIal, were t~on of clt1zen~ from KenSington, In I has greatly depreciated the value of In'll thiS po" f.-r a~ a board of hlc.'h St'c:tlon the pe~t house is situated, I their property. Zoeller has been workh'Ultes It might work to good af.l\'an- appeared before the Committee, It Ing like a trooper to rlu his ward of I t.. tage. The N41hnates as lhf'Y are no\\" slste(l of H, A. Ramba(lt, ll"resldent or The finance committee ga\'e another presE'llted to the ('ommon ('ouadl, a~ to. the Ken~lngton l.\\Xparl'rs Al:)soeiatiol1, r hearing on the resolUtion yesterday. H. ltern!ol, cannot be amendpd, redu('ed, ad-I D, "', 'Yln('hl~stf>l', who h~lS large rea) ded to or strkk~n out ('x('ept by a t""O- ;state holdJngs at Ken~ington, ,Ald. A. Rambadt, presIdent ot the Kpnsingthir? s "ate, but the final summing up Z,oeller, Aid , l~utlcr and other~. They ton Taxpayers' Association; D. ""'. ma) be pa",~,-'d by a majority, Henl'e al1 spoke in ObJfoctlon to the pest honsl' "\Vlnchester and a host of other propI~ the. Mayor had the veto power the in Ferry $lrf'et, 8aying it deprec-iated e.rty-owners In the 18th ward spoke l:ourH I). would ovenide It b)o' a two- ~)l'operty \-~ll\le~, diH'OUl'aged the loc'alagain~t allowing the new quarantine thlrd~ 'ott" :tuft ~o if he had a yolc:e 1ng of indl1H'flt:~ In that Yicinity, ane] ho' It 1 t b sp a 0 e located on the site of tht" In tht> maller It would l.llnount to the pre\-ented that section from building present one, Alderman Dutler, who sa.~e. up. Thpy rf>C}Ut,~tf'>(1 that the lle-st hou!->t' Owns some property in that localltv It shoulil not be- forgotten that only be remoYed to ~ome outlaying portion •, a dd ed his protest to those of the 18th eslma\.ps atop' helng (l"alt \\ tth and that of the dty, warders, and AldcrmR'h Zoelll?r ron ~he IOOrp rt"RllOI1~ibilit.r is ~hi(tE"d the Health ('()lmnl~~jolle-l" Greene Mated over the. enUre Hst of his oft-a(h-anced (RS ~rre{'t It ~ ha~, Fl'om the depal't- to the t'ommitlee that the present qUUl"~ent nr, thl" lomptrollt.'l". to the Board antlne ho~pital was ina(l£1f1uate, He.Raid arguments. Health Commissioner Ah.lf>llllE-ll, to the Board of CounclJ- l~at this was pro\,pn during the l'ecent Greene R~ld he wanted a new hospital, ~~!~ ~~fl ~~lt'nt.:e to the Mayor, and slilght epiclt!'Jl1Ic of smallpox and th'll but wasn t particular as to location. COUll 11 ( 'I uror bach: to the Common It was vital that a largol" and bett~r Alderman Dutler} who is n member Il' • W It'll the UI·tlon I" I ' .(lul n 0 . fOI(>("<lfll would IF" _, _., ,<:m") u . ~,pe ,'f'st hou$lt> hE> 11I'0\·lued. Ill' whel'e: • _a'e re~pon~lbllity no- dldn l nlrl' whl'r!? it ",-t!". IOl'utl?d, hl' of the committee, moved that the com· mlttee approve the ZoelJer resolution. "Again the- "ote fOt th . d' !l}t::n'IY appparell to urge the nl-l'e~!'Ii\y Aillerman Adam opposed It on tit,· of "'llone)~ for th(' prillei )a~ ~xpen, lture 0 a ne,w Olll' ground that the city OW11S the prl'sent requirf"s a t\\o-thjrd~ l~ajo:i~;~ ~~t:t~~ .~r:I~L ~oell.~I· ha~ a!ready 111trouucell a !)ite ot nearly seyen acres. which 1~ toed by lhf." ~1.ayor it re()uircs ~ lhr~:~ ~~so UtlO~l III lh~ t omlnon Coundl to ample for the ho'plta!. But the moUon fourths vult'! to paSH it again and' .. W £'fre(t that that bodl' l'rppal'e ;"In to approve wns cRn'led, four to one, ,Mr. sh'"Onge-r ~atl'~uaJ'd, ' IS a cu. t ,(0 \bt' sent to the Lpgiglaturf1 to Adam g!\'lng the only negative vote. L0o.km~ ba"k O\"E'r a Ce\\ Yf'ar~' Pl'O\"ldt.! (01' ~... n !l:\:.;ue of uonus in tht' C"omr1l1ttE'e finds that thf' fof'tim -t }o~r Hum or $:10,000 with whk'h to buy a ~ltt" Mr, Adam then moved that the coml'Omlng from the Cumptroller ha,~e ~ .l~ (01" a ne" pest hnus€,. "rhe ('omm:Uee mittee report In favor or diI'ecting the In\'arlably !"educed. Altogether theen ,tOOk fI.'t'tion In the maltPI' by l'epOl~tlng City Clcrk to aovertLse for bids, to be doe!' not s en 10 be- all}' urgE'llt, hnni:~ an ~OIt'lldtnpnt to lhe ZOl'lier l'e~oIutlon, received on or before April Iflt, tor the didtt' ~t.>c SSll\ for thp amf'udmt"llt pro U!I tollo" ~ present site nnd present building, tht~ po~ d ,nu ~O;I1' t'omtnIU(!Ic report at: .. "Thl', Common ('oundl shalllIir('l'l the Common Council to Tf'SerVe the right to CordJngll, ThE>Y arC", how(>\'t"r "illing ~ It)" (If-I'k to advertise that bitl~ w1l1 reject any an" nil bids. If "nough monU ..o (OJllillUf thf' RlI.lU) uf lht., "IU('St!u); (> re('(!w>Il on 01' Ibeforf' AJl1il 1 for th(, ey could be raised from the fiale of thf' and lht .. {'(lllsldf'lulitm cf the esttnHl es l~nl!s Ullll lmlhllngs no\\ Used a~ lht' b u Iidl ngs and land to pay for the ne\\ non bpturt> YOUI' body, may tbl')\'t S{Jl)t' (ll~ QUal'anthw Ho:o:pltal." site. the c1ty 'would not -ho.YP.' to lssu(> additIOnal light ltP01, It.' t TtJ11S !he l'(Illlmltlf'P is In flt\·OT' ne bonds, he said. Ills motion '~1"; car~ aktng Inrn('dln t,... steps to Sf>f'U "e {l l1C'\ l.'f' l hQU e ' rled. b~en voiced Rurance paid on all school bulldln,. ldJlJlIt )OIr. Heerwagen !IIays the cIty Is payIn; annually S5,286.49 for Insurance, Comptrollt'!r Heenvagen is also anx, lous about fines colJected by the ut, ficlal, or the Erie County Penltenll.rr from prl~oners Sf>nt there by city ju~. ticp~. llr, Heerwagen Bug-gests that th~ matter be reterred to a committee, the objt>ct In view ot arriving at ~ome !,!Pttlement betwf'en the city and county regarding- these fines, The Comptroller also submltte-d are· port on the resources from exci!'le 11· cense~. pollee ftnE>R and Sealer of 'Yeights and Measures' fees. He Ba)'l that the actual receipts from 1892 up to 1901 Inclusive for excise lIcen~fl:s and fees from Justices to PoItce and Sealrr of Weights and :Measures amounted to $4.323.820.24. The estimated receipts In the annual appropriations tor these Items were $4,236,000, showing a net gain or $87.820.24. The total appropriation for salaries was $5,1)79,940: the expenditures \vere $5,773,92G.83, showing an o\'erdraft on ~ala rle!'! of $93.982,83. For miscelIaneoU! Items the amount appropriated ~"U $4S4,5~9,25; the amount expended tor mi!l:cellaneou~ items was $590,58U;, ~howlng an over-expenditure of $105" 904.01. Corporation Counsel Feldman submitted a lengthy opinion on the question reee-atly raised as to 'U'hether the pro\'II'lona nf the Charter gave the Comptroller power to reduce the esttmate or annual expen~es, submitted to him by the dltf"l?r· ent departments. Mr, Feldman says that !-Ouch pow('r Is con(prred on the Como' troller, and that he ha!"; a month In ""'hleh to look over the estimatE's. ('omml~!:;Joner of Public Works Wa~ submitted his weekly report on the CO:l • of rl!movlng ice nnd snow from the prine!· pal atreet:-l, He ~ay~ that the total cost of the work for the week past l"U S3~~\,5Rward notified the Alderml'n that he had r(>ceivt'd a letter from Supt. "&Il Allen of the Le~lgh Yalley. st81~~·n~ f~g': the railroad de:ilred to renew '"" r v er aDd across Babcock Street in order to ~eet the n('c .. ~sitit.'s or heR\-Y irelghL Col. "'ar<1 88.Y~1 'hadt hh.e ~~~b ~~\h~~rt~ Vo'hrthf'r raland ron rl'Que:::t~ s ~ inrorma U(In. to do the the work Ht.'altb Commt-.sloner Gre~ne a!'kt'd to~ h it· to appoint the (our nur~"'5 0 au! °I;is\rlct NlIr~e8' Afi;soclatlon, who ~~~It th~ poor. a9 Inspectors of the Heal~~ Dt-partment without pay. Dr ?h:e~~r5e! r lil~yeS that hl~e dapPo:r~~~rt ~ateriallr In Will aid aun!'Anitary e ~pa locatllng ("ond Ition~ "thj' ul hOll:-leS thpy YI~1t, , t d 'ill be pro' \'tX~d ;l~h"('t'l1P t~p~~l~oilo; hP:lth Inspectr·. badgE> Hnd Will ho. e- authority tohl n, 0.. , . th' sped the hOllses tY may visit r it t t'j d~cm such Inspection necessa '¥, I I scan-I esti-I" I I ('on- I Mr. Heerwagen sent a communi. en lion to the Board sa}ing that IIIJIt year he notified the Board. that the amount of tines Impos~d during 1301 \Va. $165.280.08. or the fines collected $6.162 was collected by lbe Institution: I h r INSURANCE CARRIED th£' utti<.'e of ~l'81~r of \\"t?ights HIlil •\Jt"aHlIn."~. In lIin~ y~ars thp Polkt' J)I'~ vartlllflll had ("xp{'ndf'd In ~alarle!:) $:1-1,000 mOJ"{' than had hE-t'n approllriatr'd. At J,re~el1t. 'th('re I~ ,l df-tl(,lf~n(')' in tht.' dt"Jli.lI'llllt'llt of $:?:J6,OO'O. In hiking Hc.: lion on lilt' :\hyol"~ tmgS'('~tiOli D i Irent6rtain6d bl/ Mr. d .4 fin po 1 tv( IIJrs. prOUS' t I +he Avonlans ~vere entertalnedJ 5~; urday e\'ening by Mr, and Mrg'ge' H 'Prouse and Dr. and Mrs. GeO~t M.rs: ""estlnghouse, at the hO~~per5 on Prouse In Auburn Aven~~. "Mirando,", "The Tempest" ,"'ere re, B8trb~ b M Newell' HProspero. ' )lr. "~iI fter.r~·Ferdina~d," Mr. Noonan. ~ur~J \ en:' a , ' "1\1r "Tade : I "Ariel," musicalMr~prOe'ro\ns. An interest ng fre q hl1lent!' ,rtlf . followed, Delicious re ~slsted bY thet served by the hostdSi~~:gurlte 0bf"t'!'t.1 M:;~~~ ~~~~~~e :'~re ~ Mrca Jya~:-B: GrE>enf", Miss Tlrt!,-n~·. Mr, Nel I """=1 Tn'r'lmY and Dr. Strong. • • ...." • PERMANENT-NOW. t. ~ I rs. Amy Goodwyn Named as n' " spector of MercantlYI Ee.tab lishments,.3 .. flpaHh ('(lulmlt'~lont'r tbl" murnln" Dunoun~t"t.l D GI'f'fII' It ~" /Sma';w;:al"ft' t p, ::r (If mertl" ~tr~. AUl~· t;olldw)"11 ,UI III. p;1," v (,f ,500 ptr lilt' j."tnhllshDll'nt$, at. a an at. IWnuru, t dut' to tbf' Ttl,. nnnnllUI'PlUpn ""118 t 111" thRt ~(NI. Hoo(l~~'n hllil "UCC':fF"(l~ • un tl,,' rh'lI ;!wn h'f": f"x,mlloRti 1 tion. :-;he WitH appolntl'd I \\"""k8 ago. Bud bar/. Il fl W' pfrmao('Qt ftJ'lPOlbtWf'Dt. G �I' ~'Ul'ellt lt~tfI ben lfllt\lfe~lu~,. bt. GARBAGE PROBLH\ "24 PVlZLES ALDE~~ . / t-V1rj--.,)-. City May Do the Work n t e tl (~tlor. 3/ 1 baa I meftem famln lxI~ u:r.ar.3< ufb £)rbinanj'@:omite ber ~metmen 3u jJIJl: n, Unt ftc!) IJl il ben bom 9J/ar,ot in !tlnff <ao![~.~f~ gemadiltn ~tr.p;(~[un, ln 3U 6rf~nlllgtn: .~~ rour))t [cf'lhr,< di) vefcf)loften, beqd;letere tet cnracb :e~ t!:mpftft!~lngen tem Gta~ltat~e aii~. Itlg ftn3Ubltlif)fen. • Go Imrfl~len bil @:omitl~, bcrii bil lDoranfrnlap.e ter ein3e:ren ~thart', :n.1 Abandoned Forrestel Contract. 9. The A'he. snd garbage problem was taken UP for dlscuS5lon by Ihe Commltte. on Sanitary ~leasures of the Hoard of Aldermen last e,·enlng. f- Chairman Martin stated that the sub- ject had been rererred to the committee together with the Commissioner of Publie Works lind the Corporation Counsel. (, f e ' rr;-n", e"e Ie. Dem i!Slablralfte unter5rti, It, .ro:rben, nlcf)t bom @:omptto!I!! alffin tfOlbltt !Verben [olIten, fonbem con ei, "1 asked the Corporation Counsel to I' nOt 9ff'otr. - 18 Fo" b be present," said the chairman. "but"" liOnS, e~or e, tie au~ tem he told me h. d gl"en his opinion on the ~JlatJ';!, tl~_~om~ttofler unb oielIddlt I mll·tter and was not goIng to come bt'- 01' from that to SiOOO. I am aware how- ____. i\ I\.lGER I ttl' D GRAVEST fore the committee again. It J9 no\\· eYE:r, tha.t with the ~tree-ts in the conUD to Col. \Vard to say what, in his dltton tht'y have been the work of col· juJgmf'nt, IR the best thing to do." leC'tion has not been well done." 10,000 I LIVING OF EXISTING IN VIOLATION The stA.ternent that the Corpora.tion The committee decided that It must Counsel had balked aroused the ire of do one of three thlngs-a.ward the conAld. Roede-l. tract to Fitzpatrick. adyertlse tor n£"w ",yt:ll, t want him here." he ex- bids or arra.ngE:- for the city to do all claImed, "and by - - I'll Introduce a its own coll~ctlng. The result was that rE'solution to have him here." the Aldermen did none ot the three "'illinm J, Hillery, l'epres:e-nting W. things but laid the malleT over for furH, Fitzpatrick, said It the committee th~r con~ld~ratlon. ueclde-d to ld the contract on the lump - - - -.....- - - sum lm!;l~ then l\,lr. Fitzpatrick was the~ ' , --, ·--,..T nn:lTf, -:;'\15 LAWS, HUD- DLED IN FILTH WITHOUT GOOD AIR. r It I. e.tlmated thRt at loast.. 10,000 next lowp .. bIdder to GottfrIed Offerman. whose bid of $6666 was declared Il'I' ..gular. Mr. Fltzpatrll'k ortered to do the work tor $;275 a month. Col. WRrd said the Corporation Counsel held that the work must be let on the lump sum ba~-ts for the purpose at oomputlng the a,mount to be collected 1from the hondsman on the abandoned l~; l'l'l'c.'tln1'l ui .1 I tiust\" u 'k r lUeclfe< unb. a~bere ~inr.agmen, ti! rl.~er belli !PO!J3et'uonb ~u'lgefdiri(6e~ I IOOtte.n ro. aWl, bem nfl"emel'n-n >ronb ::) '" U 2ut g/ ldine6en roerC(n folIten. 'llia".'_ tie Q;m"l-e~lul1g tes lJ'JIo"o"_' . ·..,.... .. Clllnr'lutine I . 1 wspun , I W!lote," tI,JP t-Ouhjt·(,t JUlItt('r SRlt f11 . lo Ih~~ ('Ommlttl~. BnJ Ill' tsPf'ut f f(tfTlhll' lllluuh.... -gi.iD~ I'Xprps.~io OI~r f<~:hu~,..":\H:-Hooil<>T I1a.1 tit N'Lu;:~lib1S I don l know whilt 1hl' aId tn. ~Illnk::o-," saic.1 hc, "but I satjsti('(rr~ab h~r~·lll lit' he-ariD£' ... wnllows pr("h .... soona~ f' rf'''''oJlltioD W3s ndopt£'fl.· . . 'hl' S ('ommunu'ntion . " ~rn"or ' r\.ntf rl:"tf'r. ~1~n: ~o .th,' ( lark & ~kinncr ('Doal "'as ~r~rllt;'1~ (0 the conuuitt£"<' (ID laws Rnd l'ql~ ntJOn. l . ('~. 'rlll"I, 4"nmmi"'Qioorr of pllh1i\~ " or ~, (·:tIled attention to tht' ta·t thilt !)~I~Idbri2~'{ which thf" Stat£" jnte~cl~ to the a t u! fc.~ot ()( Fprry l:'trl·(>t, a('rO~i . hnrhor, WIll he nn obstocl(' to thf'! 1:~~lrE'U!,)l~1 rin'r traffiC' whkh will rf'~ult ,I III the Ynst iD1uru\·eull'nt~ .1~()J}tpm. ~'~ltl'(I • iI~' th~ rin'rs nnd bnrhClrs hill. lift' b~~ ~lId thlUk~ the construction of n fo; (g~ nf thE" trill" propoSt'f! hy th~ tll\lt"e ("u-,noc('r would L~ tlll1.;;t un(lE'!""ir. a, ) I, nnd hE' 1'E'('Om d d b hf' fnr ' OlE'O £" t nt ft protp ... t ". \\ nr,ded tf) the star<.' ('n~inp("r, Col. , ord f~,or:~ R LO~(.'ule lift In'id,r::f>. Hi~ (:unUllUtl1('ntlon on the ~l1bjN"t was n.lerrrd to th(\ cnmmittee- 00 hriugp:,. ' , ,;\Ofltb{'r ('olUtl111nication trom ('01 ' • nrrl wne; ref('n'M t . h hrhl~{'q It . t o t e C"omnnttf'P un to (' '. . 1 l' rrred to n rrquf'!oIt I';l'l1t Y I 01. "ard byotlkial, ot the T.... hidl U i('.r Hnilrond ('olllllnll:f wbl'rh "'1 ~ to f'r t .'. \lIS u·" t . P<: n new brIdge over Bo bcoC'k f.;, rt'N. The C'omnllssioner or II' work!,; .I 1 h 1m) lC . '. ~n1( lC ad bet'n unnbll' to finfl nn~ tblllg to ~how that the ('ompnny had e,'pr hllcl permisqi?o to £'r(,f't tile hridge, Ald. I.l8nd~heft Illtrodured a r('solut' ('J1)llowt'riu ~ e I \Y . Ion thp R If J;, o. anI to ('ontrnct l'dth r.. t' "J OJ .. . 111 nlo (.fene-ral Elp.rtri(" Compauy to anuetntf!, fin ftactijd';er Unlerfu , ~nJlII Y Hg.hts ~lurinf' th~ time th(' li~ht­ cf;u.na,,6iOm. ter <1n£e, f1elI!rolrter. folIe, fo ;~~r t'}u('~tl(m I~ uoder tliscu!oIsion, Col. to plaN' the city 1;1 Immlnf'nt danJrer Forrt~~t('1 contract. ~ or an eplcemlc of disease or disasters "Culllmlsglonpr Ward. wouldn't It be lr:tnen tie ""omitt~, baB tin fo!:£tr d hurl alrendy coutrnctl'd with the better for the cllv to do this work until 91/onn £an 3 unitt ber SDirettion beE lJ'JIa: ~()m~nny. It he-ing nereRI:iOr;r for him tn / by ftre. Health C001T!118!'1ioller ,,"~a1ter D. the expiration of the Forrestel contract, t ;. [t ~ f IT ("C; , , 80, nnd the re.olution of ,\,1,1 I I Greone hRS ordered his .. nement In- lor until the end of 1903?" asRed Chalr- lot" e.,en 0 e. "".0 rourbe elll i8ertcf)r ~heft,. w.hich wn~ adopted. w;~ ~p man ~nrtln. ;>n~enCntrr.flI, butdj roeIcfen ber <romp, speotol'. Dr. D. J. Constantine, to Im~onC'tlolllng mensur('. n ) n ",edlntel;- make a thorough InspeOI\\on "1 am not anxl,lUs to load my.elf upl aOa'r bo; !1lrff! errCift '''t', m """ ,,Th. alderman from the 24th "'art! inor the Polt~h and Italian ,'ommun e~ 'wlth tht~ unpopular burden." said COLI ~ ~ ,: _, I .' t,: '" .:ollu·er vfS and ascertain the exacl number ~f p~ Wnl'd. "On th<' other hand, \\1lh good l:i::>cfoll,mel)lcrr elr.ma! 1m lJ'JIonar 3U un, ~~?n~~(,Pd n r~c;olution ref')ue~tiDg Col. to furnaCiil to th,. nld€'rm€'11 n Fltat(> pIe \\ho are .,·lolatln/1.' .the la .... T I' we"ther ns wen as bad weather I a~ bfuffen. I task is a great one, ina~much as on Y confident that I can do as well on th ("C;' • • ~~{'n~ ~ho~'ing. Vo'hat the rit;r ·would h~~; one Inspector of these condilions I Is ayerage as the Offerman bid of $6666. . ""m~ !1lefofullon, rol:dje I2ffo. i8uH-et p ) for WIre to be u ..d for J' hI' provided by the city. The Inspect on , etno'tel!Di ~.". ~ .. ·"t I IHlI·I)O~c.'s, what coroonR anel othl~ ~n~ Is now being made In the Italian dls---' . IWJ.h.... lWLLU n"NnOmmrn. ~nrcfoi would (,Ofolt und how murh (r :t It would require to keep the light, ':l0ney trlcts, partmt'nt thereof such cnnSmall-PoX Epidemic. trnct 11~l'toius to is or a inporty. any ifwouner re- : (}Pl" 1fl I' S III or, . Ie rPFlo utton Wus reff'rred to the Dr, Greene has persona.lly looked Into IatNi to the dt'pnrtment 'ill which he I c'?mm1tt('f\ on, )nll1p~ Dnd the rommisthe matter, having heen &\vakened to • InUY he f'lIlplo,rf'd. or has to be 't'"oted for !--IOD('r of public work~. Thr F!ame aldE'~­ the faets by the recent outbreak ot or nT,pl"o"~d by him, . . . . No officer mnn pre~E.'ntec1,other resolt1tiotl~. A ~mall-pox In this city. When looking !-;hnll r(\('Pive n'ny compensation. perqUh:.ib..! th(,111 wa~ on(' JDstrncting tllf' 4" m~ng at't~r many of the cases of small-pox he " b 6' . ' discovered ""eral bundred people vlo- The Iderman Furnished Supplies or ene t 10 any ,:ny e"oopt hIS "nla~)", ('oun"p) tn drn~' up IH.'rE'~ orporatlOn J' ' snry am('nd· laUng the law. Dr. Greene was asked fixE"<l hy Inw or ordlOBore, for any ~ernce . ll1f>utq t . I n t l(' clt:r (.·harter pro\,iding thot by a TIMES reporter: to the Health Depart~nt porformetl. work done, or permit granted I nonua reports of city GepnrtmentA sholl "In what street. do you ftnd the great~ $246 ~ under nny public authority except .s ~orrf'~pond with the fiqcnl sear: rE'<IUp~t. e!tt number of violations of this charac/'} . lor ____ notnry public or commissioner of deed~, ter?" ~ nnd PX4"('nt 88 in this net otherwise pro· , JI~E:' th(' atto~nE.'r for the harbor 4"ommis!ollon to furnish 0. report in n('tail f h "The slreets In need of ImmedIate at,i'1ed." nIZMPIolR~rl . I f n t e . \ 8 lIf' 0 nil prop€'rty ab tt' tentlon are "'ater. Fly. Canal, State, CH~ER Alt!. Adam is nn .Ieeti'e omoer. he re00 thp water front of the ("it" ur/d~1 ~~I:' In the Italian dl!'ltrlcts, and Clark, 80• ('eiY(,R n saInr:r fiS alderman of III 000 bleskl. Stanl.laus and Woltz Ayenues In (;If.... • per J BtI~nTo rf'prE'''f'ntativ'~s at' AJblltl .....$;" t~ the Polish sertion. .", {} y?ar, ,nnd. as on ,.~l(~erman he Toted on hn\E' th(' nowudlllPots to the ('hart~'r n). "What do you propose to do about hIS 0\\ n biB for :$_JIJ. pr;n'Pld h:r the common ('ounC"i) E'na4"t~cI lbese violations?" The Law Says No Elective Salaried Of rOllr>e, it is Ilresumed thot the oity 111 0 nw; nuthorizing thr rorporntinn Instst on Rebulldtng. Officor Shall be Interestod in a didu't snffer nn)". llndoubtedly the SUII' ('~nnSE'l to draw up nu atne-udolC'nt to th~ "I have decided to Insist upon the reCity Contract. plies whloh AM. Adom's rompnny fnrnrtrr reducing thE' rate of int('rE'~t o~ building or the interior of these bouses ni~hf?d to the C'ity Vo'ere as -"ood nt; ('ould 1 c. rlty wnrrRlltR from 6,'e to fonT ppr ~'('nt.. and seeing to it that tewer people oc1he bought Bny~ here ('I~e in Buffalo, and! and 10 forward the s.me to . \Ihall'\11 cupy thE.' tenements, I find that many y('n' likel:r the~:' w('re furni~hed at n~ W{'l'P ndoptrd. ~. of the places have only partitions BepaAld. Arlnm is n stirkler for the f'tl'ict rr:tRonnble prirC'!'; R!'; could hn.e- bN'1l ~('. IIp~t~l Clltnlllissionrr (;T('I"U(' nc..kl'n rating the sleE'plng room~, Some of enforcenlt'ot uf every pro~ision of the ('ill ('urNI in any othE.'r d{"pnrtm{"[1t ",tore. But. theRe partitions are only 5 feet high, l'iulrter. The nldet·ll1l.lI1'!j ('ontention thnt a~ AIrl. Adnm wolthl ~ny hims('If. it isn't I p('r~JS!"IOli ot thc honrf1 ot nlfT"l'OIl'u to These will be made permanent walls" the charter wus made to be ellforced aOlI a (}U(,Rtion of whether the eity got tit€' 1 npPOlut fhe young lanif><l. who bE'lnn'" ,'0 the .Dj"tl'i(,t Xur~t\~' ,\."' ... nC'iH.i.iuD, n; "How many cubic feet of air does the llot evaded is rommelldable. Other peo- I wnr",t of it; if~ n qne!'\tion of principlE.', lralth ln1;p('('tnr~. 1-1(' ~'1it1 Ihe \·oun taw provide that each person must have?" I~t- hn,"~ similar y~e.~·s nhout thp maHr-t'. n Question of enforciolZ' the city charter" 1.~d.i~lol. who .now make Ii prn.di~t' o~ On •• ~Jxth of Atr ~Daoe. lIme. n. que,Uon as to enforcement odneloe ettlc!J11 • \ lfC.ltm.g ~h(' s!("k. would ~erT"(' fr( rl. Tbr " of an.\' Itron~lOn of the ("hUrter ('Ollies UlJ. orl\. ' i ) " I I ' " rO~nll~F<IOnpl' s req\le~t W":'IR !!I'.ltlt,'d. At least 600. Each person should ..l,ld. _\.dulll splits huil's nnd insists on . 'A,l".v O er qal 6emti ttne!1lefoiutioJ'! . '1 hf?. nJrle-rmpn T"ot~d in fat""l!r ot C'IOR' have between 600 and 1,200 cubic feet of . 1 @:it 0 ht ta I~'II elllgltlidjr, . all' spa .. e. Some people are living here lochnionlilie', nnt! thllt's rIg 1t. . roonacf) eir.~ I~~ " !n4"bt"st('r o'·euup. 'Which rllO .. from on le.s than 10 reet. The condlllon Is a Hul II.' Ilrch·chnmplOll. or tbe ;eltr char- i811I rn tet E ~g iHJlUt eingereidjr roetbe En~t 1, prrr strpf't to the Xpw York Cenbad one and need. Immediate reform" tPI', tile !,oovle hu," " 1'I1;ht to IDSlst that folI Ire';(, b 'Gt bt . n tra! lI·ark •. AI". Zoe!!,'r n,k.d thnt Ihi. "Was the same provision made In the II<! hilUseJr shnn stritti) adhere to its '_ ~u;e er a- ta$ !1ledj! glelit, old tenement laws?" 1Her)" I > r o Y i ' i o n . 1 8 o n b s 1m. i8e.lroge con $50,000 au§'tI·' RC'tl0n l,w tok 11 . fi8rin,£' that thp f'tn.'f't wat-> ullInhaiJitprl. nnd that 8 hi~ fonn, "Yes," 0 At II rCC'eut meeting of the bonrd of nl· ge 6en, um eitien !pIall filt 'I in neue, dry wn~ ~oun to !If' 10I'nt",1 011 thl! prop .. The \'Iolatlon. Of' ~\Iaw on this subrlrrlllell. ut \\hid, A.ld. A.~lam WII' 1)1'"'- S)'O~I'ilal aU !aufen. . \\lt~·. jed ... ~'.great man Y t II lC ('omml tt I'l' 011 \.' Iulms rppor t Co(1 R. y ~O'm 'I years have d ~xlsted 1 ~v I'll. ma~ ,; ft '~( rrh€' rrnrI.r rlrfil'ipnrJ in thp JlOlif'r f'1~. an on ~ no,v tll 1> _,Ith Departnllmb,'r uf uill. ugninst the city. A.lr!. -, ,1 e na"m ge ern l1n , men< partmrnt hus heen tlw fo.ubj('C"t lntl'h' of ~ent has soen ftt to ,e it up as It .\.dum eYidoutly hoJ sorulinized lin or bement ~u blefn !1lefolution an, roQna"" s ould have heen Years ngo. It 1s said \.. ~I l l]t a gor,tl d£>nI of .. discu~:~jon ill thp hOltrl1 that had thl. law been properly tbe l~ilI' ind"'l~d in tbe report, becaus<', <'e-: "" abie etf com i!Stabttal~e ange~ of nlfl€'mIPIl. If'~t('rdn,· it w:t~ d"cidf'd toroed lhe smaU-P9x '~Idemlc wo e~d at bls 'll!!,~."tlOn, [a, ol'able nctlOu on rolefrn lVft~en io!! IUn"ei 'en 'U erlaIT' that the hoard. ul'tio:: :18 a 4"ornmittf"e have heen av"rted. u two o[ them was postpolled. A.monl' t!,~ ta"lUn'fDoie al t-'~ a ~ ~b • b . .n, JII"[ rlnim' wa. one for $24ti iu fayor uf ,,11 ~".. I ua_ ",an un tIe ale: O,f tb(' wholf>, ~hollid lnskp. no iIlH.... th,:nI",EW CASES OF SMALLPOX. J. X. Adalll & Co. for furnishing su}>· taube,be,; lelllgen Ouorantiine. S)Q§pi, tl.on. tn a~rf'rtajn whetJler tlu~ u('orif'n('IC~ r(,~\llt fmm ext rnPIl""nlWP nn thf' "Ii .. to the health <lepnrtruent. Thllt 10!S 016 aum 1. IUptH angenommen rolt' )1J1rt of the police or pltr... iJUon~: on tIlt' "'os Oll. o( the hm, "hieh the alderm.'n ben itliirben. The Ollease Has Appeared on Carrol! pnrt <I~ the <:omptrolJl'r in Curtill,!.!' flown vrderNl paid. &\.ld ..\.duJll wus present Street-Vigorous Work, !he pohC'(" (Stl~1l0tf'~. 1'hE" defidrlJc'Y duro and \'otiJt~ !I t th(> timE'. 11lg the IRlit llIoe Yl'8.rs h8.s 8mouot(l() to ~eue iBlatterufiiUe. Xow, under "Gt:'ul~rnI Pro\""i~ioDS" of th,' S;PYPfllJ {'Il!CN of smallpox hOl"e hpPtl dis, $200,000. 4"itY rharttl'1' til,,!'(' is a l'if'('tioll. nnmh('re;l ('o\'~rrd In, tlu!' Polh.h (·olooy In tb(' ~d pr(>. IU ~atrOa Gn. ift ein mutt i8alhr~< Th(' nidprmrn 'w erp informt'd b.t" Comp. 17:). "ldrh r~ad:ol as followR: ('lltU, 011 (nrroll Rtr(lPt. and tbf' otll('lnl~ ot tbp liPlllth rif'pA.rtmf'n1. hAn hnd tn 1"("ltutUe ":\0 "(,1'~011 clet'tecl or nppoillte-d to any I f)etb ent~di rootben, unb ba~ i!Sani!HI§~ lrollor Heer",sgen tbnt, in the In.t tpn tt'l~lr ft~bt Rltnln)tt tbp dlf1lf'lt!llr. Thpl' hRXC sR lnri('d offi('f' under this a(.'t shall. during ~e.~a:tement ift gegenroCirtig bomit oe, lr tw('lyp '·f'nr~, thp penitf'ntiary OffiriHh, 8U, C"f'I'drit In PfIC'lke.t1:v wlplu.ct nllt Rlinll. Itirs term of 0111('(', hold allY othpl' Jlllhlic fcf)afttgt, alIt Eeule in jenn alegfnb im' , . ;'l' collecl.d $16:>,280.08 in finc" "'hi"h 111\ C been rredlted to the rounty. ill~tetld nOlo. In 1hI' Xtlt pr(lrlul'l, Wb(lft> tbf'I'(' Wt'Te ofli('e whntey('l' P:\.C'l·Pt. that of l.lIJto.r:r pftn 311 laITen. nUI\1f>fOUR f'Ut"IS n. tp~' mnnths l! to th,l' ('its" OEt ~holl]d hRl'"e hPE'n done, Jl11hlk or ('o11lmh;~i(lI\f'1' of tlpf'd .... 001' slll1l1 111prl"' I~ nt pr""('nt hut ngu. oncl aleftem 2f6enb meTbtie bie !po!i]ei J h~~t.' fin"~ were p~irl by Il(lr";OIl!'< who. h01HU~ In tilt' old I t Clnp quafanthlpd he Ul' (lil'N'tly 01' indir('C'tlr intpl"r~tpd in 'l'01\'"111';('11I1 ktrert. n (?l'lPd dbitrkt. at ~28 nny l"ontl'ar't lo whkh the city or UIIY de- oem 2. !precintt einen c(rbiicf)tigen u afl whlIC' nnnhlp to I:et the mOIll'Y h(>fort' ~('in~ tnken the p,'nit('ntinry. !-p('uT('(l lin KlINlny. hO\\'£Inr thp "" @:ortolI IStr. ~ine Unterjud)unQ er, It . nflprwll~. Comptro)]cr JI('(tn"llgpD thllt )fnry 01111 ,JUlin r"'f'Dlllk~OI!~fl1~~rn('t1 To Erect Big Public Baths. ga6 bas 1130rfanbenfein con acl:t mla!' tllInkN th,. l'lty ~ho1JJd makr it n Iloint to I('D y"nr" Hid, rf'lMpf"('IITel I H nnt) , .'ohn J.('lupkf" of ;i"", ('lIrrntf' dnugbt('rllf fit hi Sld<'flt Can'or, of the Boro"'~h ot 11.1n- rernfHarn, afet tiefl rollrben fii'mmtfidj ~I't (hp mnn~~·. Th(' ('ommittre nil fin, '('dtb smnHpnJ:. Th" braltb d"tr('et, w('r(> III th ,I., preporlng a resolution .•• kl~g fofort unitt Ouaron:ar.e ge[tefIt, unb'~ alll'f' will trr to 11(,yj".\ 8 wny of doing it. nt on('" lIottnpd D"It tb (lpurtment 'WOK /I cost iu't $3.~71.;;S to donn ~roin mnl'rrl to lhr' fluarantfn rntlpnt~ w('rp reo er loonar:t ~~:~'tpl~~I\~ ~~~h$3S"'r"ooo tor ift !aum irgrnb lVelc!;( alefalJt fiit tine f'trl"('t nnel iJ1tpr~l'ctin~ thornu.(:"hfnr(>R "'hkh thp hnu!'p Wll~ tb e hOspital, aftf'r or <he B"r'liua' ,'! b n f<'t l: fie f ough of lIianhattan. The baths ,,!II he or .• <'r.1 ung It .n~an "!I et .nrJn , (:nl. ""nrel S(I rl'port~d to thp aJrlI'nntll: r:'urthf'r In"PMII __ att~n O!'OUgblr tUIUI~lltpd. the orollnor)' ftoalln~ kind, but '"II! be bullJ_ ootf)anbln. mle ~rftanflen fin~ 'I he bunr,l nltPfJ nn aiJlutinllnl o J'Jp rlJttl,. othrr 4"flRf"R th·e n ~f"sterdn,. rl'\·roniE"d of .luhn \tlc'hft(:' ot li~ t:'~1U In thf' rnmlly lng. ftl'ed wkh HI! kinds ot ba!hlng IJ'JIOrl} unb ~uIia Etm~fl, ~iiditer bt~ prinrinn (If, :;.000 for ~trepr·l·l('nning purJln~f·S, .\. ('l·rtitie·nte- nr nf'<"PflBlt,r WI1R tbp. othPf In th(> bon~f' t ftr!oll Ilrf'N. nwl par.Hug, ~oljn 2tmpfl oon ~o. 584 @:arroU Git Hf'ukb (,pw,?" • t~) ('nrroll fIotrpe-t. prps<.>ntl"'), h~n ::ill.!.: tbe. ~i~n(ltllr('S ot unb fiinf !per;or.(n in ber !Jamilie be§ :\I11~·or I';ni,r;ht. Comptrollpr Hf'€'rwn ....('11 holf R doun ot his :M"'~ put tb4" ,'Idnlty nr till" ~"~I.t~nte: nt work In nnd Treosurer Bof"(~k{'l. ~ogn 9J/ic!)oel, 910. 587 <ramlI GIr. Rnd t hpy II.rP prnlf'I"Utl~rro ~tr£'>f't hOURf'Fl, C'hnil'llluu :\[ajsC'hos8 nnD1(>u .\Idrrnll'n 'lliie ~r. almne or.gie6t, nnt bi/~ t·:, nlli Inn ('n1snltf'". Th. I.~l Rb \ I.-oron! VIlC'I'I, :\lnmJin,:. )fl'Ea('hrf'n~ "RMf..t"c. Kirk :.:d flrecl nN 1M • amaH I ('ninny In thp erften <ala:ternfiiITe, bie fcil 10 ::raJtn {{{'nned,", BII(lf'r nnd CoJIjDtI as II. C()nl~ tllnt tilr IntPC"tlon WllJOUP • tlDd It t. hOpf'lt entbeett loortrn fint. ~t gieDt jebermaJ1;; ..."lIt ..... tn ot'hn.iflol'''' fhp ,.,dirnll',..1I. ('ten. not 'pr.ad \6 al!1 ter. !1lati) fidl impfen au laffln. peopl. OTO t,,'lng In Ruffalo III olreot violation of the tpnement house la\\'. The fire nf 'Yedn esday last, In Clark Street. \\-here It was found that se"en rHm!!! .., 49 I"rsons In aU. had been hUddled together in one two-~tory house, has awakened Ihe authorities to, a sense of the <'ondltlons which oomblne II naB ° I I I ~D~M'~ lllll~ ,r?(- 1 BilL I I .:1 I AGAI NST TH E I 4 11","",)" In: . I I I to .'he an'J om �~ H/ !ter Had to Orate When the Pesthouse Subject Was ~% HE POLICE DEfiCIENCY. Will Inv. . till:ate It - City Money Credited to the CountyMoney for Street Cleaning, yt'~tf'runy .\t board hi~ nf1ernoon'~ nU'('tiD~ ot l\\dE:'l"Ull'll. .\111. l'itcl.r.l to1" :-;ilcnt.:l'. );ot th··..,\·lo!-Ol' or thp "'t'\'is)!)n t han a flOW wor(\... 'l'h", lTV." 4.ll'lf'r~ tbr-ir 10('k~ (lhthh~ w~rc !--low1S swiu~ing t~hnit:-. to ('ongrotuintf' him, 1bt.' '!-lIirit \wokt' forth nud l-lu~tcr nrO!'I;('. n~!O.mnf>1l ot (Jut'l'nsbury ntthudp out 111)On the millpond \1('llrl~. 11(' t>pok,o on the (l('st. matter aDu ~aiJ f.."onsitlE'l"llUle. A ution had hN'n pr(,!>'E'ntt'd Ilf,)yiuing tll« corpllr~ltion I'o\lul>i<,l hI' nllthorizP(\ fI a hill for intrfllluctinn in the 1£'J,:'i!i':hl.tnH'. IH'rmittin~ Buffnlo to uoncb in tbE' ~11l11 of *:iO.OOO for E'l"{'dil1l1 of 11 (].llnrnutine h~pitol. R~ J~~~l~ ~ J. - ~el!etn _ , ' {'ol. "'nn1. rntnlllis~ioner of puhli(' ('oIled ntteotion to the- ta(·t that the b1'irlf:'\.· whil,'h the- 8tnte intC'urls to huild at the fool of FE'rr;'o' ~trt::et, at'rORS the bnl'l)Qr. will he on ob~tncl~ to thE' work~, illcrenM"C1 rh'er trnfflc which will Tf"Ml1It Crom the Yn:-;t iDlut'o"ement~ ICODtt'm· plated hy th" riYers and hnrbors hill. ('nl. 'Yard thinkR the construction of n lift bl'hlgc of the t;q>t! proposed hy th(" ",tt\tt) (ln~ne('r would b~ mo~t unde.ir· a.lJlr-. nnd he l"t"('o1D11tE'Ddeou thnt a. protf"~t he forwarded h) the f'tRt(' eonj:dnp(>r. ("01. he told me hall given his opinion on the ;r fro; that'~'$7000. I am aware, how~ matter anp was not going to come be~ 'er that with the streets in th-e con- I tore the committee again, It 1s noW ~~tiO'n they have been the wor~. at col~ ltP to Col. 'Yard to say what, I;: his lectlon has not been well done. "'orl1 fayo", • La,"ule lift l,ridge. Hi., ct.lnlruunicntion on the t'.ubjert was rC'rcr- II rE'cl to the committee ou briuges. The committee decided that It must \ judgment, Is the best thing to do. U The statement that the Corpora on ne of three thlng!'l-award the con~oun!iel had balked aroused the ire of ~~a~t to Fitzpatrick. advertise fO ne~~ Aid, Roe<le'L "WE'll I want him ne ex- 'd d0 ",\uotlll'r ('oIl1muniC'ation trom Col. 'YArd wa~ l't'fen'e<l to the romUlittE'p. on I brhl~e~. It referred to a rf'que-f.lt 8f'nt til '01. 'Yard hy omcinl. of tho r...,high Vnllpy Roilrond Company. whirh wished to ere<:t n new bri<lgt> over Bn bco('k f.itrf'N. The ('omn1I~!'Ii(lner or puhlic work!" !Onid he bnd bel'D unnble to find a ~tls ~'~n colf~ct1ng. The res~1tt"h·aSt~~! ere. I'll r arrange for the city to I~~roduce a h Aldermen did none 0. e solution to ha.ve him here. W ih~ngS but laid the matleT over for furre"'\\1'11l1am J. IUllery, represent1ngltte~ ther consideration . Fltzpa.trlck, said If the eomm • II , I t the contract on the lump -, --·rt··"1~· n'~ll, ;""\(5 decided to" :.1 Fitzpatrick was the ~ie I)1ccile< uno ar,bue ~inr.aqmen, ti! trum ba~ll'\ then J. r. to Gottfried Oft'eT, (.. next 10,~e"t ~~d~~ $6666 wae declared H~6tr ~em \j3oli3ei<(Jon'o gUlgeldjtlfve:;! ran, ;~r o·~Ir Fitzpatrick ot!ered to do IlJOtten roa rf It, 'oem aUgerneinen (Jon'o .:::.::.:.:==:....---- tbat at le.st.. 10,000 Ruf't'al0 In dlrert violation of the t~nempnt house la w~. \ Thp fire of ""ednesday last, In ('lark Street. where it was found that !:'even famtltps, 49 perF-ons tn all, had been huddled together in one two~8tory nnything to show thnt th" oompany l,od 0\,('1' hn(l permi5~ion to erf("t thp hridge. Ald. Landsheft introduced n rE-solution (>1Ullowt"ring C"ol. 'Yard to ('ontrnct l'.-ith the Bl1ff~Io Gen('rnl EIl'C'tric COJ1l11sny to f'lnpilly lights cluriuJ.! th(' time the light· inC' (ltt('~tion i~ UUd(,f tlisC'u!O!</.ion. Col. [ "~nrd had alrendy contrnrtl"C.l with the c'01npnny. it being n(>(,E'~Har;r for him to rregu k for S"76 a month. ~ufgtld'tieoen tDnten loUten. the ;,o;"ard said the Corporation Counonaa tie Ci:mhl-e6,lung tes l)Jla\)ot~ 10held tha t the work must be let o~ "" y ~~e lump sum btl'!S for the purPlol'\ °d an6efrifjf, bas fin Ita'otijlfer Unletlu, thp amount to be co ec e..:t. .!. I (t an2t.1 It a! "" I eompu~ngb ndsmoo on the abandoned u.;Un~"viilm lofr 't er, I 0 a·" ~om.;t.~ e:nt~ct. . b ir.:inm tie [omi!e~, raafl fin loJ#r ~·~o;"ml.'lon.r wardd, ;h'fu~e~r~ l~ntl~ 9110l1n NI13 unftt bet ~ireUion reE ma< the oltv to 0 S , r -f - a tt:. b ' 1'0 '-'f, b • tt er for I tlon of the Forrestel contract. r;OU tl)1n 10 e. "". rour e tl11 ",etl..,l ~~eu~"itlr;'he end of 1903?" asIted Chair-I cnQenOmmfn, burd) ~e!cf,e.n be~ [omp: man Martin. Iou. to load myself upl :toU;r bo~ lRrtff rr~a1t, ble ~ucfet bf;; "I an'" '" h '. l'1m <m Ith am thisnot unpopular burden, ,. sa Id COil d <Suu~meI)ter~ r.lnrra "J,on,l! 311 un< W "On the other ha.nd, ,,1th goo t· I '" I Ward. . n s bad wel1ther I am :r uu.;en. weo.fithde r t":h~~e I ~IO do as wen on the ~ine lRelolution, tDe:d;e IlUn. !Butler con en t! bid of $6666.. " ~_II. ,_, •• , average as the 0 erma~ eJno:teld11 .llIllll-~t nnrenDmmtn' l II hOl1~e. ha~ awakened thft authorities to a sense of the condlUon~ which combine to place the city I;,. imminent t1anger of an f'pldemlc ot disease or disasters by firp. He-alth Comr.1Il'!'I;ioner "'Palte-r D. GreE'ne has ordpred ht~ tenement inRpector, Dr. D. J. Constantine, to hnmediately make- a thorough in~pf'('tton or the Polish and Italian rommunltteR and ascertain thp e-xart number ot peo.ple who are .vIolating the law. The ta.sk is a great one, tnaflmur.h a.a only onE" inspector of thE"se conditions Is provided by tho city. The In_pectlon 18 now being made In the Italian districts. h" claimed'. "and by - In 10 ~D~M I Small-POI li:pldt"mlo, Dr. Greene haA personally looked tnto the matter, having been awakened to thp fActs by the recent outbreak of ~mall-pox in this city. Vlhen looking 'S do The aldermnn from the 2-lth 1\'arl1 in- to the dt?pnrtment 111 which he : he emplo\·Nl. or has to be ,oted for or' ~TlPl'o~,'d b)' him, . . . . No o~~er ~hn.l1 receive nny {'olUpcn~ntion. l?erq\l1~ute \ or hcnrfit in nny wny E''X('(-·pt hiS ~nln~y, l fixe<l by law or ordinance, for any ,.rVlce I )",'fornwu ~'ork done, or P('rtUlt ~rnnted 1llt{"s mflV I , d1scov(>red ~eyeral hundred people vlo~ ~il~git~i~W;e~;ie~reene was asked "In what streets do you find the greateet number of violations ot this charac~ /'} _____ .... A I. "Thl:' streets In ne-ed ot Immediate attention an~ \Yatpr, Fly. ranal. State. in the Italian dl~trlct~. and Clark. So~ ~ AGAl NST TH E CH the PollAh sC'ctlon. "\\~ha.t do you propoee to do about . these violations':" Instst On R.bultdlnlf. "I h d id d ave ec e to insist upon the re~ building ot the intf;>rior ot thpse houses with the' fiRea) year. Tt'qUPRt .. inp;' tIll' attorne-r for the harhor commis-I ~ion to fl1Tni~h n report in <1('toiJ of the nnll ~x('(>pt os in this act othennse pro"id('d." \11 Adam iFi nn pl('cti~(' offlcrr. hE-' rece~,"~~ a "~lnry nB nldrrman of $1.000 ppr nnd nR nu nldermon he voted on year. • >11' hiR own bill for::;:" ), . d Of COlu",e, it is pre-l;Ium('n thnt thE" city r S" r. The Law Says No Elective a arle Officer Shall be Interested in a nitlu't s"ffer nny. l..'ndonbtedl, the 'U}lpJi('" "hleh A.ld. Adnm's compauy fllr- I ni",h(?d to th~ cit~· "ere a~ Jtoocl nf' could \t b \ t on~"ther{' E"1f'C in Buffalo, and \ 10 011JZ 1 . . t· I Y('ry lik('ly they were fllTnt~hed n as .' l T£,:ll-'onnb)£I pri('{'~ n~ ('ould hl\Y(' bt'ell ~e~ I\ltl Adam is 0. RtiC'kler for the r;tt!ct . J' "IlV othrr tlepnrtmrnt FtorE'. But. ' f ~. ion of the ell) cnrN In.. . . If It'l~n 't I enforcellwnt n every pro If; . h AId :\clnnl ~o11111 FOR)" hlnls('. 1 ('harter. '1'he nldermllu S rontentl~l1 t I\~ ~~ (l1(,f;'ti~n of ~h('tl1{'r the city ~ot. the I the charter wus made to be ('u{orced an _ wO~Jo't of it: it'~ n f}ne~tion of prm('lple-, \ uut evuue~ i~ ('o~.tDel\dn~le·t t~!l1:n:~~.l n Question of enforcin~ the clty rharter.} Ilh~ 11'1n:' ~lIl\1lar 'Ie" ~ n ) ( 1 \ 1 . • City Contract. OC~ <,upy the tenement~. I find thnt many ot the pla.ces have onl'-' partl·llon". sepaI h ' ., ral ng t e I\epptng room,.. Some of these partitions arp only 5 feet hi h These w\ll be made pennanent W llg8 ,; la~\~~~v7daenYt~:~I~~~~t of atr doe~ t he have?" person must B"pr;' time n fluer.tion as to cufor('enu~llt SD.... ,:f (lctneloe trttct)lt, I On.-~\xtb of Air on)' pro"i,ioll, of th,; "hnrter :"~cs Ill;; I)1fb. Soaer bnt 6(ttit~ dr.e lRelorut~or. h ~t ~eo.t 600. Each Por_on .hould \ Ald . •\'<lnlll 'pllts haIl'S ~Ild LDSl>t, 0 im (StJbtrat6e eir.g/reid'! tDonad] etr.( I a\le etween 600 and l!!OO cubic fe t t . rt'"", nllu thllt's rlA'ht. ' .. , ... ' ',:I.. '0 all' .pal'e. Some peopl~ are lIvlng\e~e 1('elllllcns';I,(,il_ehnDlJlioll of the .city chnr- !Bia in ret ileglHJlut ttngerel,,)l tDe~ tn ~~~C~~et~~~ l~e~;:' The oondltlon Is a t"~Ut\,~ 1I;'vl'le l"n. n right 10 insist thnt IoU, Ireid:e ber '(Slabl tas t gleot, "Was the "arne pr~~~I~~ale drprorm." ) Ill' himb.lf sholl sWell) udhere to )t'l8onb5 1m !8etrage bon aU~3u'~ " old tf'nemen t rna e In the j i ('orr('~pontl ER .... ~ hleskl, Stanl.laus and Woltz Avenues In 1 onllllal reports of city deportment. 6ha11 \ ~ ter?" find tho resolution of Ald. Lnnd- trlJdurf'd n resolution reque~ting Col. '"~nrd to furnicoh to th,.. aJdt:"roH"n n !!Itntp· mt."nt showing what the citT "would hn"re to pay for wire to bE' used for lighting t1l1l'pf}~l'S. Wh.lt carboll~ nnd oth('r fix. turcs would ('(If.;t Bnd how D111('h mouey it would require to kc('p the lights in or~ d~r. 'rhe re-solution was refprred to the ('ommittf'f' on laUlp~ aud thE" commi!{· ~i()n('r ()f puhlic work~. Thp snme aidE-rmun pre!llenterl othe-r rp8olntioll~. Among tht"lll was 00(\ instructing th,~ ('orporation ('otlns('1 to <1rn",' up n('('("~~nTY amend· llleolltfi tn the city ('harter prm'lding thnt Lll1LE BILL li.:::;l~)~~t~l:~~e~~ i~/ i~n~~~; i~:~~I~/~~ , "0. tlheft. which wn~ adoptl'd. wus rE"nlly n snnC'tioning lllPnsnr('·. The Iderman Furnished Supplies t to the Health Depart~n ,I ;,r1er .n~ public authority exoept RS for $246 ~ I~otnn-. p~blic or commi"ioner o~ Mod •• after many of the case. ot small-pox he and seeing to it that fewer people ba~ The a_he. alld garbage pr<>blem was taken UP tor discussion by the Commlttee on Sanitary Mea.sures ot the .., C't'\ t Board ot Aldermen last evenlng. ~oranld:lape ter eln3elren -",rpar:< Ch/l.lrman Martin stated that the sub- l"wt§, e£je lie btm @5labtral£je lInter~m:< leet had been referred to the committee ltl tDerben, nicfJI bOrn ~or.tpiroa!! aHem together with the Commissioner of pub- tEoitlirt ronben lolIten, jon bern bOn ei, lie \~orks and the Corporation Counsel. 0 "1 a.sked the Corporation Counsel to nEt !Jkbiiions < !Be~ot e, bie au~ tern be present." said the chairman. "but !ma~ot, tern ~omptroaer un'o oieUdli1t GRA VEST DANGER 10,000 LIVING IN VIOLATION OF EXISTING LAWS, HUD· OLEO IN FILTH WITHOUT GOOD AIR. b<J~·lJ:m3< au Contract. ~ lamtn wllntl'd till" :-<uhjl'd l1latt~r ~'ommilt "P, and lit' fil1 P Ut 1f>rI~iblt' ullnllt~ gidug rxprf'SMiOD n",nUI<'. -;'l.I,T: no.ueT!iii] 'tif rebuE" "1 don't know whnt Ibe 81d~rm.D :-.woke:ot," f.ltid hp, "hut I t;ntJstil'd that hE' will he hearin~ ~wnl1ows pretty SOOD~n Thl' rt'~olntiou wnl'< ndopt<'fl. )lft)'(Ir I\::ni~ht's communication referl'inr: to .the Clnrli & ~kiuner ranol WBS I'ererl't"fl to till! committee 00 laws end It.'/!i!'llntion. back to the uf.b Drbinan3,~omite ber 1)11'termen 3ujJm, men, urn ncfJ mit ben born l)Jla~'or in ftinu !BOtld?l1ft gemacf)ltn ~IrPteqlun' ntn bejd;aifigen. (g tDur'ot jd;!i![;< :idi oifcf)lofien, bericIjietere ter £!IrncI;< :en L!mpfeqlllngen tern (Sta~irat£je giin, iliA einauDtridJlm. @;O empftf)len bit ~omi!I~, blfl 'oi/ 'City May Do the Work n t e Abandoned Forrestel Dr Greene Orders 1m mediate and Complete Investigation. It Is .. !lmated pE>ople arf' living ~~ /U/m--- llu~t('r ()...eta It.,,, btll «""ft "IIl:61l "" e~bor. 3 I GARBAGE PROBLEM yPUZZLES ALDE~ nfl~eiolF-t'fl.,"nhlp of nIl propE"rty nhuttin~ on thl) wat(lr front of thr rity: urging thE" Bnffnlo rpprei"f'"otsth'(lS At Alhany to hnvp thE' ftuu'l1druellhl to thr C"1,nrtt>T nl)pTo"pd hy the common ('onnril t'no(,tpd int() Inw; nuthlJrizin~ th~ l'orpor8tion (",o\ln~e-I to druw up nu n1UPunnH'nt to thf' chartt'r rpc1u('in~ thp rnh' of intt'reoRt on ('it)" wnrrants from fiyp tn fonr ppr ('('nt.o on<l to forward the 'ome WE'l'P [0 AI1>ou)'. .\11 n<.ioptNJ. II('olth C"mU1is~ion('r (;r(·ronr- n.. kN) penni&rioll ot the honnl ot a!tlf'l'nu.:-11 10 nppoiut five Y(JlIng IncH€"I. \Thtl hf>loD:r '0 the Distrkt :\U[1Zl's' ~\."'~'I('iJldon, nR lleR1th in~p('<'tor~. TIp "'1111 the ~'OUDg Indiefl, who now make a prn.dic(· of l'if'ittng the ~i('k, would !"E'rn' fn p. The ('ommi~F'ionf>l"'q reoqnp!>ot wn~ ~J'.1I't('(1. 'rhE' nhJpfll1l"ll TOU-a in fn'f'I'r ot c10tc~ ing' "·inf'hp~tf'r :ll"PUUP, which rlln,. {rom l!~:t,!'l;t F't'rrr ~trppt to th£> ;\PW Yurk Ct:on .. trol h'ael<.. Ald. 7.0011.>1' "I,.d thnt tbl. Rction lip tnk n, !"oyin~ that thfl' !!tl'\'f>t wus uninhaltitpd. nnd thot II hig foun· j �MORE SMALLPOX. The Ccmmercl&l man AiI!iln wl:~ chul'ter in having. Ity, \"otpd for the Da'.m,.nt J, .". Adam & ('n. At ye,.telmaY'aill Ing or the Board, ~lr. Adam IIItt , charges in irrefutable manner. HEALTAOFfICIALS ACT ,.howed that the bill In quesUott POLISH CHILDREN ON CARROLL 11uade Ifl;st yeaI', before he mf'mbf'r ot the Board; that STR.EET .\RE THE SUFIOi)HERSfurnl!'=h('rj were mostly 8Upplte8 WHOLESALE VACClN.\TION. Health D~rlurtment. bought to emergencies lll'ising from the Just a8 the hNtlth department was cpluf'rnk. and that they about to C'nngnltulate itself upon havfor hy tl1(~ clty at that time BE~C~,Utll ing alrnost ('ntirdy 'wiped out thco r~TilE APPROPRIATIOX cent smallpox epld(>mic In thC' Polish HAl'STED-a too common state irA district or the eighth prednct, a new fail'S WIth ("fty appropriations of ~n epirh'mlc has been discovered elsewherE", The new gmallpox distrit.'t I~ In years, ),11', Adam said further: Cal'roll ftrl~et. in th~ sec.ond prt.'cin( t, Oni'> more word. thp prinCiple Illwhere thpre Is n. small colony of PolE'~. yoh'ell In the Charter provtsloD II that in1erestpd parties should be BIG REDUCTION MADE IN AN That sectton has hitherto be~n untouchdh:qualit:l.ed from passing ob an,. I eel by .mallpox, although 311 during OW fJuestlon. jU!tl as an), newspaper EFFORT TO MAKE A PLAY recent epi<lemlc health omelals were propri<'tor who Is pe-cuniarlly Ia.looking for the diseat'e to 81)pear ther~. terp5tNi in thp. f>lpctrl(' compaul!s TO THE GALLERIES. At the present ttme there Is but one o\1~ht to 11 ... si1€'nt thert'on, quarantined hOUf~e in ,,'hat l:ocVC l'lli In dosing IH me say that Ja-. months ago was the he-art of th(' smaj'De('t'mbt'r J. X, Adam & Co. PY! :\lel\'in P. Porter, chairman of the pox dl.trkt In the pighLh pr'-cl't In!=tT'lictionf; that after January lit 110 g'oods shoulrt hp sold or charael pla:n;l'ound committee of th~ Socipty ror That Is the home of .Tohn Kna~(,7.ak ; I t to tlw elty. It hi hard on boG Beautifying Butralo, In 3. statement iR- No. 228 Town~('nd street, The smallpa1"ti(;'~, but it is th~ law, sued to THE TDoIES today, .e,""rely pox patient nt that bou~e i8, Annie r hop\' the Comlllt"rclal w1l1 Knnsczak, p~ years old, The rillid h ae thr> Eame prominence to my statecriticizes th(.· Comptroller for hifi cuts bt.~f'n ~;uffel'lng frOlD a mild typC' of the mf'nt that tht~y gave to their in the "Playground" C'stimall":-;, dl~f'asE' for seY£'ral wpe}<s and I.; ron('harg('s, It not, I will have to CODIn purt he says: "The estahlishment Yoipsclng, The quarnntine on the Knas:=lr]pr that they w(Ore made malleiof two lIlor(l playgrounds thIs ~'ear oll!'ly nn(l vindfctive-ly, s('('ms the least the dt~· ought to do in czak houf;e will be rai:-;eu tomorrow. the normal growth of the mOV(,,'ment. That win remOVQ the la~t om",cal yeM~'r Artum has met th. bueltJo Th(> two 1'Ia('E'R suggested are the north tige of smallpox in the eighth pr."lcinct, chargPR al;'ain~t hIm In prompt,_ .sIde of Rennf'lt Pcu-)( and the vacant where two months ago there were O,"l'r fh'd and truthful manner-an example dty land ~outh of Broadway Market. '0 ('a.~r'S, which might w.ll be followed by ou.n The nonh sIde of Bennett Park W ...3 Eight raseA of smallpox have beron If they w(>re a~ hone~t in their dealiDcl u{l\'is(>d bt.'cau=-,{' it is In a thlckly Bct· di8CO\'(,TE'd- in the new district, The tied district remote from e\'en su('h and in the pel'fOrmaDre of their public hn-'athing slIa{'{'s as dock~ anu Ya,'ant first l11rimntion of the rll:-:C'ase in Cnrduties as I~ l[1'. Adam, lots atTord <lnll be('au~e it is now grav- roll street was when the pottee l(>;'J.rnpll;~d, hart> or sJ1I'ubbery. and ('an be ed on Sunday that )lary and ~Taita equipped at a minimum cost. Thl' V3.- Lempke, daughters ot: John Lempke of To ('ant land south of Broadway .llal'ket No. G84 Carroll F:tre€'t, were ill with \\'a~ ~elected because of the dense pop- f:mallpox. A report ot the ca~es wa.~· ~ --ulntlnn sun'oundin~, be('au!:iie the l'ity'S at 011('(' nlude to the ht'!'alth department o~duy a conference ia }RIing bekt ill mon(>y in\'ested thel'e Is no\v unp1'odut:k t 'n_ Ii tivC', llnd bC('aust:' of the strong demand and immediate ste-ps w('re ta en 0 Canisteo between the poormlUlKaIJ mane by the Polps who lJvp nea.l' there, quurnntillt· the house. Late on Sunday Canisteo. Greenwood. Ad<1iSOD u4 The P.l1"k C'ommH;~ioners hu\c placed afternoon the Lempke girls were re~ 11 C t 8ll erinteBdeat of in th<.· (·stllnate".; for the eqUIpment anl1 rno\ ell to the fluarantine hO~IJ1tal nnd '\\OOdhll. oun Y p a )('ar's mnlntl""nan(e of public play- :r esterdny morning the house wrs thor- l the poor \Ym. C. Acker vf 'Bath .. grounds on Bennptt Park $1,~OO, and at ol;ghl}t fumjgnted under the tiire'l tion the CaniHteo village board to attta,l' ~~·u.HI \\ a~ ::\lal'k~t $::?,fiOO, In the intt'r- of health-derartmE'nt phYbldnns. Sb()rt-. lltion the expense incurred, t.st of 10\\ tax rate, these ng-ule~ were I ly afte-r the fumigating PJ'oces~ ,,1,; nn- to app' , h thre _ ..~ Illa-,'ed ('\en too low for the mo~t the care by Carusteo of t e e~ dent \\ol·k. Thpy do not al10w fUl' hon i5'lhed the quarantmo on the house ' \ \ a s . cart-dfor1l g-~mnastlc npp.uatus. 5u('h as was raised ancl th£' polke gu~rd was \\'Ith- pox patleuta who ~ere pIIH'('d on the- Tcl'l'OoC''':. L"$;s I!:' needed Ora"n. JUh.l Lempke Ig ten YMrfl old this plllce. The patlents wereB~ for Rt:nnctt than for Broad\\ ay and hE"r gister )lo.ry l~ t.welve years of Grot'nwood. Finniean of Addt. <"USC It Is smallcr an<\ espeolally beold. Julia Is sal'l to he surf('ring from ancl Allen of Woodhull. Not on. ,,0 (.'Ruse the nre~ent hullding ('an be util- n very vlrul€'nt t:rpe of smallpox. ized, 'l'hese p!'>tllnatf'S together with: No gooner har] tl rt!port of the ne't\' a reKident of Canisteo, anu 8$ tbe u· the $1, i.i() for eontinulng- the \\ ork at t , n' amountS. the TelTac~. make a total of only S6,O~,/j ca~p!; hpen mitde at the office 0 t lC peDt;e of the qnaran· ne " a~ked tor th(> training of Our chlldl'~n's df'partmf'nt of IH'alth than the author) .. about. $2,200, it is hardl'f lUI:>! tbal bodlcR while we t'pc>nd over one mlltiE."S therE" took measure~ to learn If any Canisteo 8~t still and shoulder tin" fl' llon on th('11" mental l~chl(·ation. And it! more ~rn(l.lIpox pxi~ted in the nelghborrl'fJlIh'I'EI only about half th(> first yeal"~: hoorl in which thp Lempkes llvP. The peu!'W. 'n outlay to maintain Il playgrnund the result of thp investig-atton surprised the .Tn:;t what; sort of an agret'Ill rDt _tnAI next year with equal pffl.dcnc'-'. ,1 d t oon ve!t ""'" toWll!t ""oJ , uOC' t ors i w 10 rna e It • an d a.n , . - hl' made between t h e th r~T BJg RcductJon.ot. te-rday six additional ('a.~(>s hafi b~en " l h) determined. but tllt'tO\\'ll8 "Th.f'sl' esthnatC"~ ha\'e hf'pn rcdueer] ~ discoveTPr\ and reported to the pollcp.-. , (onl'!-lt' [) ( ouU'ht to~ape onp-h.Llf by th(· Comptroller, Who cut Fi\'p of the ~lx np.w cases 'were found whit'h werfl fortunate en, ~. t I)D bt O~t BenllHt Park entlrf'ly, ann l"pducctl in the family of JohY) 1'-1lt'hael of Xo, hayjutr ~mallpox in thelf wHls g t e 1·{>~·.r':(.'l" from SI, i5n to U,:!OO and SQ3 Carroll stret."t, 'Which is (llrer" l v to hp willing to paT tneir ...hOftl o~ Ute Broad\\ ..~) :\larkt-·t from $::?,30U to $l,:SOO. across the street from the Le-~ Canisteo Timt'~~Rt'publtl'31l ~hlIS ~\\ p.PPing redu<'lion would tiot homp. Tho~e ("aRE'S wert" disco\ e .... t>C'nt;ll. n Y pTe\ ('nt tht" ('stabJi!;hment o( a playground in one of the most n(,NI), about noon and the hOll.!.;;e in wh locations. hut wouM al~o {Tipplf" tl they wpre wa~ at on('e pla('ed un """"'K.. • I~~PECTO'" e / ' FIYE WO'IE~ .,. work at thp Terl'ClC'Q and at Broa;l\\-J: quarantine. At 10 o·<..~1ock yestcrc ':\Inrkl"~. It, is h(>1if'ovell thnt the Com~ morning another ca~e was disc-ovel Hralth comml~siQ!l1f ~Ew;e_'ldt mon COUlltl1 \\"il1 r(>gtQJ'Q thf'sf> (>:;U-' in the house at ~o. 6S5 Carroll stre: ye!'!terday ~Iven 3.fith Orrn~mbers or "e r~ate!'l anrl \\'111 find plal'f'S whpre th(-' The J)atient waA ('leven year~ old a men to appoin~ ~qqociatlQn as sati CIty can bptteI' afford to cut out $3000 had bl~(-'n gutre,lng from smallpox 1 Distri('t Nurses ,,:lthout pay, th!ln hy df'pl'i\'ing tJ1f' chUdr-cn or'th tary ln~pectOrs. !,l:lygl'ound'!-I ph:r~IC'H.1 Rnel mnral tl'ain~ sew'rat dny~, mg, It Is poor' (>c'onomy Inefficl€'ntly to AU da.y yeAter-day a corps of phyt malntal,! th£' plnnt aln'ady ('stablished ("iang from the health department w on the '1. Pn-al'e, • ' a t work in the new ~mallr'ox disb-kt, L . . • mOTemtDt '0 t·lltrlt.~d F'lfOhh: , '\'R('('inating anll fl1mt~atlng, B:r night /Th~(>bhould be a TTgorou to ~ nt. thos. in Buffalo who raBId Thr ('tty Ig \'f>ntUI'lng into ~o uutrl .... 11 the hOU!''1cg in whit'h new caSf'~ ha.d hee-n ~(>~d. :\lany EuroflP<Jn c'ltlf'f' ha'\'(' for found had hel'n nin"(1 and fumigated to til thnt precaution a month ' : ) (',lTFI mninlalnpd piaygl'Ollnus Th and H Is probable the qU3.rantine 011 Thp smallpox snake was scotched, mnVt~m'~nl In thb; country heg-nn 'In Hr)~: th(>m \\ill bl' raiseu today. Thf' pati nts tOil y~ ?'('ars agl). Hoston now has ~O were l'l'moYf'd to the quarantine h05- I killed. I -r------. ".~------p~a) -j{l ounll~ whlc'h have ('O!olt hpJ' ~f\\'_ pita!. "'ithin the next few uay~ en,"ry ~~al I~und~ed thnusand dollars. PI;il a- p('r~on in the threatened di~tri("'t \"'ill -~' - t "Bn G~ Iphla h.l~1 :iO pla:vgrounrl~ t\\·o \"(".:tr~ bt" r>hliged to Ruhmlt to vacclnatlun by ,In fipltl" of tb<' t a c " a)~t~r she h~ga.1l the wor'k. ~f:\\'ar:l j I 1 ~toppl'd ~llltttng 1n the tlstreCm' oc~:aor 1 <~rk Plnyg.rounll In ~-ew YOI'k ha~ 11'1 the heulth-depa.rtment physi<' nns on( men continue the prac ce Hp\£'r:,ge. dally att(>I1(lal1('f~ of 5,000. Xew e\-ery prf'cuutlon will bt:' takr-n to prl'- profuf'cll'. ~~rk: ('\pn u;;('~ the roofs nf rllll'ks an,l v(>nt a p,pread of the disease in the nl'\\~ _... _ _ _ _...._ - - . {h~olhnuR(>~ fnr playgrounds, Th" territory. L POX mn,.m0l11 ha. ,'x\('nrl,>,1 In C·"y I' I The ph)'.lolnn. who nre doing the 19,1'4 CASES OF SMAL • Pltt,~bu~·g-, _ ..\lbaT!Y, PrO\·hl.~n(·f'~ ~-;::~\~ "'ork of Yllcc:inating are Dr~. Gibson. ---:-Gnat IITt mn " ,~(>\\R:k, l\:pw :lan>n, rlnC"innwl, RN'b€', \Yl'ight, "'hee-Ier and McCarthy, Marine Hospiut Service Report! Louls\ 11,1:, ~t. Louis, Df'll·oil. ann 'L'o_ La t Yetr 1Pll0. ."'0 dty hag gj\,(-:'ll it lip n£t'~r Dr. Erlwnrd Clark, as!'llstnnt health crease in the DiseaseOrer 5 ' on('('o hf'glnnln.... ('omml~sloncl'. haf:! charge of the work h S -The wefklr 1't' ~, I "'-aahlngton, Marc· ... _ thaW: TI ~ 13t thi s, ll1n\'l?ll1f>nt ha", attl','l"t ..',l of nl.llitation ntHI It was be '" 10 reHospital tJer\J"~ _. . .- . ~ ports ot tbe Marine I the Unit. b· .'1t puhllr' Intel-(>:->l in Rul'hln 1 ported the first t."n.~e, It i~ not thought 191&1 cases ot' sma.ll-Pox n me t1ID' f'hown hy thf" numb,,)' anc) char~(.t~r n~ the new f"plrkmic will hC('Ollle extcnSw,ttlt:l na against 7,454 at the 18 Its nfl\'of'alc'~, ::\10::>[ oC them aT(' hr....... f'lYe. as tIll" hcalth departPlcnt now ta.,xp~:r:rs~ and not one of lhC"m w:lui,\ hn~ the work or \lunrantlne well In last vear, _ _ _ _ _- - - c1(rh e ,tn:,> per~onal advantagc" from th'~ haml. It is admitted. hOWC\'er, that an Playgr~unr:hJ. Thl~ :rf>;tr'~ plans f"~ nmhHuming th,'pf\ playgrounol", ha\'p unknown number of persons mu!'"-t have s61t'J-!..POX CLO~S ~p"n Inlltlr~f'rlo by. the :\rel'chant~' Ex_ thp dt (>&51'" h!"'f(l1' cvtfit (~ang(', thl' (hant:'t Organlzatloll Sll~ C'tNY fO.T Bea. 1Itlty'_nt; RUffalo f~ rom_ Three Have Been 'Forced to ('jC'ty, thn Turnvt'rpin. thp Polish nU.ll_ pos(>(l 0 .. ~h~ roJ~OWIng meI1lh"rs: Frf>u. n.ess an~l Prof""~slonal ':\len'~ AS~OCl.'l_ er1c .\~nn , Dr. (.. IT. Aud, J. (\ Bat(>h on ACCOtJDt of the tlrlll. Ilnd tllP Ro('lC"ty for Be:lutifyjl1~ ("lot·, (,€,orge (,hnton. ,Tohn C"unnef"nThl'P~ p'lbllc !!chool~-thf" Buffalo. which ha~ appointed a larK.... .Tp>"lt;p r. Dann, E. K, EnH"rv T>r F .c' I :'1.:1rl ::"HblP !='lS•• ttl!' M, cnmmittf'(\ ,to altl ll'l s(>curlng the ah ': Fron, z.!k, Ill'. "-, D . GJ'('ene' FI' '~I· ltHh ;lm! ('mn1lerl<1nd I:;t8., approprlaLTon,!-;. o\:\;: (;r('~ni'l~,:\1..T. Hf'nh". Henry" ... Hill ern Llherfi('S, :kI st., UC""'" ·CC" :\If,a~YI::\, P .ponTEn s. ';. ,. Holrne~, Fl'edPl'ie Howard / (.'josed \o.Ja;r on anoou;;.DI,tortl,e!L 1':0. 4J!t :'IrO()nc-' Dulldlng H, I~(>('p, l\'"orman E, ~la('k Dr ,:\j ;)' TIl(" Pa.XlIOll nnd ~' C'h.:ltrmaT! Pla:n;rnunrl Cornmlttee 'or Mann, Ge~rg-e E. :\latthew'~, ~-\d~]h.~rt I , 8(']1,101<; htu1 bt~n cl08Iod"::t0n f.;ociet)' for Bl.'autlfylng- Buffalo, :\loot. :\Im'phy, John B, Olm~tl!ll1. I were Openet.i rht~ mOT 'l'hA Pl~vC':ro\.U!d ("!Ow.nlittpe. ot ~o.T, T, l~,lmsclelI, ::\fo~es Shire T GIJIJ~ I,)" ... n thurouGbly tumlstl. • ford SmIth C. H, Tfmerman 'H 'ml1tort "~anl, _'\!lsley ';ilr-ox. Arth~r n. ,n~.. ~ - r lJ1 barro 1 and street8, including territory blocks from the newly disof Infection of small-pox. woman and chlld in that be vaccinated, according d1sclo~ed ot thp dJ~ea.se, but they are quarantine and little, It from a etpr('ad of the dis- locality exists. Thus far of the Health office have the victims as Mary and JuUa daughters of John Tempke at "'I Carroll Street. a.nd five other r.ues, across the street from tere. the famtly ot John Michael at No, CarroU Stro.l. The names ot all the reportE"d by the poli<'c have by thp physicians. said to THE TIMES this 'the ('pide-mlc was abou t &8 these cases are the first Hp advisE'S everyone to get who has not been, as preonp or the best cures he of, He expects no further or the disease as the city Is tn healthy condition. EXTRA Tw1r" COLUMN I within a week, there have ,.,..ons kllled at railroad crosswltbln the limits or the city of "1l1I~al'o. The unfortunate victims tbelr lives and lost tbem, rather )' wait a minute or so. Yet these but characteristic Incidents. Every not only on Main street. but on Walt, and Niagara Street, and on every street or the city, one may persons cross the trolley tracks 'wlth ~l1lOvlngcarbutarew feet distant, whU~ paratlvely few men take the troublE:: hal\ a car which they desire to board, It be moving very swiftly. "'III start to cross the tracks e the car is a block away; then ey wll1 run back to the curb, start tn, hesitate, and finally dash across, der the heads of passIng horses. just the car goes by. It Is a wonder that 'Omen are not killed every day In the ear In this manner, Probably not one man or woman in a. hUndred. when securing accommodations at a hotel, inquires as to wheth~r Or not the structure is properly equlpSH!d with lire escapes, The public jam theaters and other public buIldings without ever dlsco\'ering the emergency Wsts, Parents send theIr children to echool without inquirIng whether or not the llttle ones. who may be up in th~ third story all day. are ever taught the !Ire drill or not. ExcursIon steamers are overloaded tt'll thousand Urnes every 6UmmE!l', until the wonder Is not that so many per~ons are drowned. but that aecldents of that sort are so rare. Javery steamship disaster is follow~,j a loud outcry and public demand t the government ~nspectors do theIr uty more thoroughly. The old lIC. ~r\'erB which wIll not float them""ves, much less render atd In sustaln_ &ddltiOnal weight, are hauled over d replaced In the racks, the boat 15 ted, the ('racks and seams are puttied, and the captains. for a short tnter....1. are prevented from overcrowding :-their decks and cabins. but within a lIurprislngly brtrr !=pace of time thft 11 kle publIc forgets all pre('autlons; they take all sorts of chances and trui:it to luck. '\Vhat would we think ot' the officials Of our Health Department. and how 1Vould we treat them, it they showt!d I~e same dl .. regard tor public safety as Ihat displayed by the average employe nd by the public itself? We would want to hang them higher than Ham_ <'at, New York City has recently ''''.BO,.t,sh:.rep horrible examples of <,are~ of thl~ klnn. illustrative ot the wlLh which tl. ~ ordinary. everyis surrounded in the in, the hote-Is and In the railway . '1 he trouble Is that the peopip. toda~" are too l.:arl!-c:ss-they trust much to what they deSignate as or they c1f'pend too mU('h upon Thej· take it for granted tha.t is a!=~uretl b~~ the pmployes raHrOa.d compan:r, ur by the manor hy the leMee ot the: and not untlI the fatality has ;Iut:p~'.ned, not till thE> holocaugt has 0('_ they realize that it is the man and every woman 10 him~elt or hprgelr at all aU pJaces, This "trust.Indeed a dangerou!1 haul t cannot be too Yigorousl, l l I thts morntng by the C"mmlssllonler, of the precinct S""~'ICI011' disease from CarIn\"esUgaUon ~ °I§l~C;· 7 f I, AT ESC UTII EST l energy ot the Hea.lth D,ppef!we-t; Is being expended tHI~DRt~ Poor Economy to Sacrifice the Play Grounds to Save Money. STEPS TAKEN TO STAMP OUT NEW CAS~ESOF fA SrlALL-POX. " ,~4.J Efht Cases -;;·the Disease discOl'ered in the Sey I· Settle the Small Pox Uses. I I (,ffl-I . I . be-II I I I' I ------- I l'e r-r<AJ I II I?: \. lJams, \\. n. ""right ""')Qrter. chairman. ' Jr 1. 'J " �MORE SMALLPOX. SlIEr 1 Etht c."' of th, Dr"." dl,· SrlALL·POX• .iiIf" I • Poor Economy to Sacn· fice the Play Grounds to Save Money. I ESTIMATES CUT BIG REDUCTION MADE IN AN EFFORT TO MAKE A PLAY TO THE GALLERIES. a wee~ there bave hel1tate, and flnal.ly dash across, tbe heads ot passing horses, just car goes by. It Is a wonder that a.re not kllled every day In the this manner. a!'l:ot.al,ly not one man or woman 1n a CHIL;"RE;~N I: re-I playground~ lhis y~ar the l~ast the city ought to do in the nonnal growth or the mO"eme-nt. The two placps sugge~ted are the north I::dJe of flf'nnetl Park and the Ylll'ant dty land south of Uroat.1wa.y ::\larket, The Hol"th Hit1!;': or Bennett Park was nd\'h::ed hfoCaUdE> jt i~ In II thkklY settIl'd dislrll,t remote from eyen such brt:'athing- ::-;pa('t'!il as dOl~ks and \'acant lot~ arronI and hecause it is no\\" g-ravded. bare of shrul.lbt"'ry. and can h~ equipped ut a mmimum ('ost. Th€" \"a('ant land :-;outh of Broadway :\Inl'kct was selected because of the den~e populatir,n ,suJ'I'oundiug, be<'ause tht:, <'tlY'S l~onC'y InH'sted there Is now unpl'oductl\;(', ,anl_l bl'l'au:-:'c of the strong demand and immediate stt-PS w('re taken to Cani~teo between the poormaalerl Ii madt:" h~ th~ Poles who Iin~ neal' there, quarantine the house, Late on Sunday Canisteo, Greenwood, AddiBOD" The PJ.l'k, ~ 'omrnis!=!lon(>I'S ha"e pla(,l'd afternoon the Lr-mpke girls were re1n the ~f.1,t'matt~~ for the '.'quipment and mo\,pd to the quarnntlne ho~pltal and 'Voodhull, County 8Upetint~ ~ a year s maintenance ot public p};1\'yest£'r1lay morning the hou~,;> was thor- the poor V'm, C. Acker of grounds on Iknnett Park $l,h;OO, and hi f Ig I d th di t1 __'1 Broadway ~Iarket ~~,;,OO, In the inter- "~g )' urn atp. UI, ~r e 1''''' on the Canis. teo village OOouu 101 cst of low tax ratC'. thpse figUl'es were I of hpalth-d€'pal'tment phYSicians. Sbort- to apportion the expense inc 1~1;.H·ed ,(>','(On too low for till' mo~t ly aft<'r the fumlga.ting procE'~s was nn' f th th ..... d~nt \\01 k. They· do not allow for iron ish£td the quarnnttnp on the house was I the ("are by CanIsteo 0 e rea #t'ymna~ti(' fll)panHUS, 8u(.'h as ' .... a~ ralR€'rl and the poUet> guarrl wns wlth- pox patiellts who were cared • • placed on the T"'lTacco. Lpss is need€>d' drawn. Julia L . .·mpke ig'ten }·~nr$l; 01(1 this place, The patients were JurIIJ' ~Ol' . ~~nn~tt that! for Bl'oadway bc- and her ~lster :\..[ary i!'l T"weJvE" years f G . wood Finnican of AMieoI {.a.u~e It Jr-; f;maller amI e~pecially be-I old. Julia Is salrl to he guffpring from 0 reen f W'oodh II No. ODe'" (.alJ~e t.~f' Jll'e:-:.en~ hullding ('an bl' ut1l- n "cr:r virulent type of smallpox. and Allen u 0," jzen. _~_ he:-:e ('~t1mates together With: Xo soonc'r had n. rel)Ort of tbe new a resident of Canisteo, and &F the U the $l,lo,1) for ('ontinuing- the work at I If the TCl'l-a('~. m:lk(> a tOlal of only $6.0;0;0 ('a~e?B been mnd.e at tho oUlce ot the pense of the qnarantine amonnt! ~~~r~~ fOt'ltlhe training of our ('hlhll'l'n'~ I rl f' p artment ot h€'alth thun the aultrhort- about $2.200. it is hardly ju~t.tha, w 11 e w(" ~p('nd over one mllt l ('8 there took mt."'aRures to learn any . . . " .' nd shoulder this fl· lion ~;m thf'll mental t'du( alton. An 1 t j more smallpox exi~ted In the neIghbor· Canlsteo I)Pt shll n ~Nt~Il'(18 onl)· about half the ftl'~t Ye1u"\': hood in which th(1' Lpmpkes livp, The peDse-. , n~x~~'e~l~ n:I'~~1tatn a playground the rp~ult of the investigation surpriRed the Jnt'lt whut sort of an ngreemeDt will • ~ \\ {'(lual (·ffldency, : docturs who made it, and at noon ye~-Ir b" Ulaae between the three to1VD!""" OJ,; Rcduc(JonM, : terda.y ~ix additional ('aReS had been d but the to.... "TIH'Sf' {ostlJ11ate~ ha.\'e ileC'n »('11u 'e 1 ; disc.o\'t"red and rt"pol'tf>d to the poli("~'. , (·OUrsl· (0 h(~ d(·terllnne, . onp-half hy thp (~OI1lJltrollt:'r Who c.: \ Fivp or the Rlx np\\, eases were tound I whidl wert' fortuDaterllougbttoeSCIJMI ~~; ~.(>nnNt Park entirply. a~rl rPdu~~d In the family of John :\IichaE'l of ;-';0. havina' ~Ulallpox in their midst ought (lrra('f~ from $1 750 to $1 ~'OO 583 c 11 ~ t h' h i (11·"1 • ~ • _1. .... oH~e Rroadway )ISl'ket f ' '1 ~ . ' and • _arro • re('. W lC ~ rq' v to bl;' willing to paT tnelr l'lWUe Thig !\WP£lping l'''' rOI~ $_.ilOIi to $1,,'1)0, RCI'OSS the ~treet from the Lt-m . C 'st Timf~.Rf.pab1ican. ol1ly p _ ~I 11('( on Would not home. ThoFe rases were di~co\Oe ·... lH'DSP.lUll, eo ~ rp\ cnt the f'~tnbli!-lhnl(mt ot I.1ygrQund in one>- of the most nee In about noon nnd the house In \\'h ~(·~~~Ions. hut wouhl also (Tippif-' t;"I~ thf"Y wpre wa~ at once pIn red un /'SIVE wo)IES IX§PECTO'" \\ 01 at thp .Tr-rnl\·t' and al Broatlwa quarantine, .At 10 o'clock yesterc :'tlarkl't, I t ] S hplic\'erl th'u th C ~ Y morning another cage was dis('o,'cJ ~E'if.'A1d, Ht?alth Commtss I ~ \Ie mon l'oUIlt"11 will rc>stnn: 11 .: o,r~in the hous(?' at J. "'0, 51i1:5 Carroll atre yf"~terday f{iVelnta~\~eO m~mber8 o~ and. cmlatP~, ty b will Ond 1)IR(,('o," ,',PI,"e",'n.C'tth,: <c ,,The patlt'nt was e-leven yearR oIU a men to appo n f as l an PUPI' arfonl to ("ut nut $ District Nurses' A~soclat an tlrl~ ~Y Ilf',PJ'I\"ing tht~ ('hllon--'n of \O~O had bt~~n suffering from smallpox J tury Inspectors, v.1thout pay, ~ygI' ound f; ph:r~iral anel mOnl.1 tt'Rin: severai day~, n/:':_ t iR POOl' (If'Ollomy lnt>fficipntl • All day yestf>l'day a corps ot phy! mol,al,nhta. I~ th(· plaut all'i'ady N~tabldh~g rlnns from tht? health department \\' (' .I. f'lTar(':' .. I it t work in the n~\\' ~mallpox dist.rict, ,,"0 l'nt .. h'd ""14'"ldlI l \'Hc<"inatlng and rumi~:].ting. By ni~ht hh~ C' .bhould The <'it\' i~ \'pnt 'I .. the hou~('~ tn ,,-hlch new ca~es had heen to f' ate thORE" fi(')cI, :'oJ·tn" F'.. U10Pf·HIl .m ng mto Uliltrf~:l found had Lecn all'!?11 and fumt~atcd to ta tl,.t pr~lluti'on a month , . ~', dtiesnohave fot' "'~ )eal~ malntalnpd playground!o\ 'J'h and H 1~ probable the quarantine on T. h 11 nake was scotebedt ~f)"~;n('nt in this ('nuntrv h('~a;'Jn HI) ,e them will he raised tOl:ay. Tht." patients . e sma pox 8 on . y('ar~ agO, Bos'ton "~o,,' I1aR .:::0 ~were l"l'mo,' 'd to tl1P fluara n tine hos kil1ed plnY-t:rnunrl~ \\'lJlrh I _. ' ~"c I ' . _ ~.>-____ I I ),1\1' ro~t hpl' s,(>\' pltal." Uhm the next few uayg en. . r:!l-· -r-~~~Ph~~ng~~:l 3~h'~::"la_n(1 tln1Jars, Pl;i14= l)er~on in the threatened db:trkt will artPr I. b a~ grOnnds two~.. Yf":tr~ be obliged to submit to va('dnaUon by: ~I I~ spitt'! ofIthe ~t R If pg-all thp \\'ot'l· ' the street Park pln~'~Touri'l "0", '~o' ,ok 'I",\\,[ll~ll the hcalth-<lf'pnrtment ph:r~lclan~ anti 10('11 ~toppl"'d Mpltt ng n ~1 \'S >-t n continue the practice more ~.n'ragl> dail)" altpndall{'f~ of ii (Inn' X"" eVery precaution will be taken to pre- I ol'k l'\"f."n U~l'S thl' roof (1'· '... \\ vent a ~rend of the disease in the new prDCueely. S('hoolhousp~' (or Pl:i\';r~UI;fl~~·ks t€'l'ritory. _.... _ _ _~...._ - - - - : rno\'pment has (>xt(>nd~~c1 lo ('1(.'\,('1' 'Ii'I The ph)~sldnn~ , ..'ho are doing the PIli ~hU~'g. .\lh(\ ny, P r O\'it1t;'n('.D. I.> .ln,',' mOI'I\ :\ework :-.:::. , _ , . ' .T.' ,.1 l work or \'aceinatIng are Dr!';, Gibson, LrHl1s\'llltl ~t' ('~ _I.l\ l'n" rIlH"inna~l. Heebf'. 'Yrlght, "-heeler nnd ~IcCarthy. }Pflo .~,,, I' Otll~. nptl'Olt, and 'ru_ Dr. Eclward Clark. assistant health on('~ hf'~i~nYnt~~ hns gi\'l~n it up a.fL~r C'ommi9sioner, hn~ ('harge of the work That this mO\'('tJ11f>nt ha~ ~lttl'a of sanita.tion nnd It was he wilt) &. "<It puhlic il1l('>I'{'f;t in' nU~rr_l"ct~(l ported th(~ flrd ('nse. It Is not thoug-ht ~hown hv Ih I .10. l!" t -' _ (> Hum }pr alHl rha.-aC'ter the new <'pld('mic \\'111 heeome rxten~~ a(l~·u('att·~_ :\Tm;t or them are l;tr~,' ~Ivp, ag the hNllth rll~p:lrtmcnt now t'lXP~) prs: and not nne or lht~m \\"OUI(1 dOlrl~p.an;\ P('n::onal ad\"ant;1gp from thnl haR th(> work or ~lUD.raDtloe \\'011 in pas gl otlnnc:, This \'('a]"S pia (" hand. It I~ numittl'd. however, that an maintalnin~ thl'pe pt.l'"gro·UIHls ns h ~r. unknown numlier nf persons must haye I bp~n ind()r~t;'r1 h)· the ';:\ter,'ha;l'ts' b<.¥'n t'xposed to th~ disease bpfol·e the ("hange. thp ('h~lrlty OrganizAlI~1 .;.x_ qUllJ"nntlne \\"as tnf'>tltuteu and t.,llat it ciC'ty, the Turnvf'J'pln. th~" Pollsh ~. t~_ Is thought Jlrobnble that addition:ll npz:;s RlIll ProfE'sslon;t1 :\l('n'~ A~,,~6t~('ases will be reported, tion, an,1 thp Soelety for BeaUt:f . Buffalo, whkh ha!'J »ppointed ]lYIll~ con"llnltt~e to aid In ~('rurlng th ~ ban~,. appropriation!=!. e a 0\ ~ , )IELYT::-1 P ,PORTER ot two J1"1ore Sl'f1l1H killed at railroad eros.the llmlts of the city of The unfortunate victims their llve. and lost them. rather Walt a mlnu te or so, Yet these but characteristic Incidents, Every not only on Main Street; but on ~,d •• a,r. and Niagara Street, and on street of the clty, one may DerlKons cross the trolley tracks with afew!eet distant, whU. "rallv"ly few men take the troubl. a car which they desire to board, It be moving very swIftly, 11'111 start to cross the track. car 18 a block away; then run back to the curb, start HEAL TAOFFICIALS ACT To Settle the Small Pox Cases. at I I == Bath'" etH-1 I I I ,II I (; , r I °Mf r 1 I '·'1 *',1'1, would we think or the offl.ctals Health Department. and how We treat them. it they show~d disregard tor publlc sarety as QII.p,ayed by the average employ(!, Pllbllc 1t'~1(? W. would to hang them higher than Ham_ oat. Ne\\~ York City has recently horrIble examples ot ('are11Mi1ll.t..br,.eeof this kind. 1!lustratl\'e of the with which tl.e ordinary, everyis surrounded in the In the hotf'l~ and In the railway The trOuble Is that the peopl p are too t..:are'css-they trust to what the)" deSignate as or they dpppnd too much Upon They take It for granted th ..t Is assured b)r the pmployes IU.lllroad company. or by the man.. or by the lessee of the untll the fatality haa till the holocaust has oc. realize that It Is the No, 419 !\looney B1Jl1di'n man and every woman to himself or herself at all Chalrma't't Play~rolln(l ('onunitte g. ~OClety tOI" Beulillfylng Buffalo e ot Th,s .. trust. h. -Pl~vc:r.ouod [~QlnnliLtt!t:: So... habIt L )f , ;:',t or • Ii I !\Iel\'in P. Porter, chairman of the playgTound committee of the Society for Beautifying Bun:alo, In a. sta.tement is· .ued to THE TDlES toda)', severely criticizes the Comptroller for hig cuts in the "Playground" (':-.timates. In part he SUYf;: "The eslablishm(>nt COLUMN ~ charter-in Ity, voted tor the Pa,YD'.r,t J, • " Adam & Co, ing ot the Board. Mr. charges In Irrerutable shollorl that the bill In POLISH rARROLL mad~ last year, bp.tore be STREET ARE THE S('FFEREHS- member ot the Board; that the (urn l.shNt were mostly supplies fill' WJIOLESAL{,J VACCINATION, Henlth Department, bought to meet Just as the health department ,,'as emergencles arisIng trom the epillemle, and that they about to congratulate agelf upon hav(or by the oily at that time HE'CAI.1 ing aimoRt eul1rf'lr wiped out the THE APPROPRIATION cent $matIpox epldf.'Tnic In th(~ Polish <.ll~trict of tho (·ighth pr('cinc-t, a new I IL\l'HTED-a too common stat. epld p mlc . hnli been disco\'er~d f'olsefalrs with city appropriations of wherf'. The new smallpox dlstrIet J~ In yea.rs. :'tlr. Adam said further: Carroll f;trpet, In thf> se('ond pr..."cim;t, One more woru, the principle ... where thp.re is a ~mall colony ot Pulps. "ol\'eol In the Charter Pl'OvislOll II That sedlon has hitheJ'to been unt,mch. that int(>rE'~ted parties 8hould .. ed by smnllpox, allhough all during the dl""u~HH'!<~ from passIng ob IIQ' qucStlUn, Ju~t as anr newBpaper r('ccnt epide-mic health oftlC'tals Wera TlrOIlrietor \\ ho is Pl?Cuniarllr" looking for t.he <liRPa~e to appear there. tf"restpd In th~ plectric comPIDIel At the pref.ent time there is but one oug-ht to he sUpnt thereon, quarantined hou~e in what ~,e\'eral In dosing let me say that lit months ago was the heart of the srnaHDecf'lTlhpr J. X. Adam & Co, lUI: pox dl~trkt In the E"ighth pr("dnN. tnstrll('tlon~ that after January 2t no goods shouJrl hI::' sold or charael Thnt Is th(' home of John Kna~c7.ak .. t to tilt' clly, It is hard on bofl No. 228 Town~end ~treet. 'fhp smallpartie~, hut it is the law. pox patient at that house Is AnnIe r hope lhe C'QmmC'rclal wllJ II" Knng('zak. 1 \: ypars old, The Cllild has the EaHW prominence to my statebeen Buffering from a mild type of the lHt'nt that tht'Y ga .... e to their dlseaf'e for ~evf'ral wef'ks and 1:; ('on~ ('hargC'~. It not, I will have to CODeider that the)' were? made rnaUcJ.. \'al('~dng, The- quarnntint· on the Knns(lusly nno. \'indtctive?ly. C"?..ak house will he rail:lc-tl tomorrow, That will remove the lust offida1 ye~­ )Ir .\,Iam has met the ~ tige of ~mallpox in ~he eighth preri1lct, 'charges against him in prompt. _ where two months ago there were over fiN1 and truthful manner-an eDaIIe 40 cafl('S, which mIght well be followed by 0.Eight rases ot ~mallpox have bpen I( they WE're as honest in their deaDlp dt::;ro\'crE',j: tn thco new district. The and In the performance of their paIIIII first Intimation of the dil-iease in Carduties as is Mr. Adam. roll street wn~ when the- police learned on Sunday that :\lary and ,Tulln Lempke, dllugbtp.rs or John Lempl{p of No. 584- Carroll Ftrect. we!'p ill with f'rnallpox, A report of the ca~ps \\,3.::, at once made to the hea1th department ,o'da Y a oonfenmce is beillj{ held ill tHI~DRt~' ~~1~1' seY,: t OUARANTINED STEPS TAKEN TO OUT NEW CAS~JF The 1'('-1 - .... 1 TI g, �. A MALL POX BURDEN IN !~~~~~~,;~ M~~~!'"' F' SW4~P~" a Smallpox Patient, Nearly a Quarter of a Mile, I Dr. 0' Hara and Police Officer Carry Patient IMPOSSIBLE TO DRIVE. Throug-h Woods and Covered the Low Land Swamp Land to Wait- Flood inWaters the Vicillity of the Sick Woman's Home. ing Ambulance. Health Phys ician Greene Tells a Times Reporter That Stuff Will Breed an Epi~ic. Will Tak~?L!~ 7:ffJ-- IMPROVISED A STRETCHER • Thp following was receive 1 ut TIlE prolhled lhp contractors to attpnd to theil' busint"~~ but it is evident from the' numerous compla.lnts that th,~y havE' fA.i1pd to notlC'(' th('sf' rf'.,u("~tR, "\\~hat is going to bl;' done ahout the un('o1l1'C'lE'd garbage?" he was asked, "1 (loo't know of any now," "But you arc conslantly rccE'ivlng complaints?" "Y('~: but the" contrndol'~ have ('Slug-ht up with thC'ir work now." ""~hat was the eam:p of flU' npgi£'C't?" "I bplip\·E' thIs i!-' just th(> r('sult of a fight bptwp(>n lIillpry, Fitzpntrkk and 01Terrnan. They all want the job," TIMES today Erlltor TilE TDiES. Dral' Hir-For !:'cH"ral weel;.:.; ~hf' J?:8rba~p. rnllf'ctol'~ h:1\"1" not emrHif'rl · I I_ rotting In a. the> rf'fuf'e W h Ie 1 ~ I ' Two barre'l in front of my. l~lnnl~' hnrrel 0 I plR('ed it Sf'( 0 • W('E' k S tag 'I for th(, f\n.;l to holtl the gR.1 'Hlg- P , I heoping- full and th(> t;lf'tl," 1 ~1~:rnW~S was ~o \'lIe tiH\~ll11r family "on" afraid to go n('ar. I I i."rolll inquirlf"s r ha \"(' mar p . n l1('i~hhtlrlng =-lrCt't::; 1 h'arn(>\l .~I~.~ ~ (';I'('cu(' to ')'lIkc a ther(" llr(' nun1f'rou~ cases" f,lt the gR rbage ('oHedol's ha \'t. n(>gl.t'~~r1 tl t'tr (Iulles· for two and f \ {11 ~hr('(ll w('<'ks at a timp.. This ('011dillon. 1 believe. i~ R n1CJ18(,(' til Jl~lh­ II<' hpalth and dN'C1ll'Y and the tclXpayers $hould he gi'"Cn imme<ilatp prolPctil1u or scrl,ous T~~UIt~, rl1~~' follow, 1 trust ') HE 1 1)1 bH "III (:ontlnllf" to Pxpl1~E" thE' l'ottpl1lH'SS of the pf'('sent s)-'stem o( protpctlng the heallh of this community, Yery :o;incerely, lI~alth ~n, "'Vould it be - --- ""~ilI - Salvation of the Dair irQ" mclling. 'Ve (·an set: the t'n() ot the milk blltlte ' .... Ith II!'!! fllth}" ~ttJe~ and foul top, Thf' (.'1ty milkman wtll dl~app('ar, :mll much jQY go with him! H. long has be<'n a nect-j!':fid.ry ~\'l1, and morc> of a null!-ance thR.n we 2!hc.;ulll e'·t:'r have allo ...·l"d him to bp. He wlll not be mlsACd. We ("an lay up a BUppl~' or "flour" for (:ix mOnth8, and have the II'nr:c.to~\"h· .R~.'I·'"Untt·ag~IOIf~rd.~I~~J;IOnurthn.WmlloWrnRltne~-, .... 1 II • 1:, TO U, ""'- only lho ··ftour;' Thor. will I the,r Ir..ltu 1no.l, roll an~ rattle. Th~ Millennium I. comln>; "lid tne ··mllk.nnlum:·· tnle thal tho~p. who ne-gl'"'('ted to he "srf'inat('d r l ' 1 l'rf'ntilinl; epidemic', d{'St'rYQ to l~~~~: nltaC'k of f;,runll~po:x it· I lnt tI e 'I H:I a toO true , 11' 1 ~. 8r(" (>xposing othpr nud lllOl'" iDte Igent ~itizf'ns to : danger f rum l'11i·d {<mi£', l;pnl!'l'nl,"C'r{la~ed YIl(' i ' . 8tUIlllJ fJut 8m(ln~pox. • (,11:1t,100 WIll -·,·11. . lnll Ilothlllg Cl7: e n ~ \\ hile""t . I'''' € ! I . -- IS f}l1lfp tho.t arc hravely met by these servants ot the city in performing their du'ly, Tuesday afternoon there- came a report to HE'alth Commissioner Greene that ~Irs, Frank Harrison wa~ III with smallpox in a house on the Lake Shore Road near the Stony POint steel plant. Dr. O'Hara ,\ as sent with an ambulance to brIng the case to the QuarantIne Ho~pltal In East Ferry Streeto A police officer accompaniE'd him, It was with con~lderable difficulty that they located the homE' ot the Harrlson~, which is close to the shore of the lake and not far from lhe ~teel plant office. But they were unable to drive up to the hou~e on account of the absence or a roadway, the only approach thereto being through a winding path through a piece (Jf timber land. Recently a sv.ramp has formed in n low place In the woods and Dro O'Hara and the pOliceman had to ford this swamp tor a distance of nearly a quarter of a mUe before coming up to the house, ~ CARRIED PATIENT ACROSS ASWAMP Took Or. O'Hara Seven Hours to Get Her to Pesthouse. 'VADED THROUGH SWA)IP. When they reached thp hou~e the doctor improvl~ed a ~.rr·tchpr by U~· lng two gond 8iz~d blank'C'ts and in thl~ lfr1", Harrison wa:o: carried throngh the swamp by Dr. ~ O'Hal'a and the police OffiC£'T, aide-d by the woman':; husband. ~Ir~, lIarrison wa~ taken to the pest37 CASES IX BUTDIDN'T ~ SCAPE IJ t; -+- ~ SQUABBLE BETWEEN OFF/OIALS DISPUTE AS T O WHO SHALL PAY FOR CARE OF SMALLPOX PATIENT FROM WEST SENECA. Health Com missio ner Greene Took a Fi rm Stand Relative to Caring for a Small pox Patient, DFROM SM ALL_PUr -- Thl' bf'alth offidals of Rutrnto And Wl'ilt Sen('('n have heC'-D fu,:;n,:;('d Ju n dlF>llute Ie- ~nrdlllg the FRANK CONASAK WE NT TO WEST SENECA AND .-. '" ILL THERE. -- ~(>ven TOWN WILL ,PAY. ~ ..... Q['.'\.R",\"TI·U~. In the- hospital there are no",' thirtycase~ of ~mRlJpoxo Three raseR were brought in yesterday, three on ::\Ionclay and fight on ~unday, Supt. O'Hara reportR that thE' condlti(Jn~ a.re a~ -good as the fl , lllties ot :\o1TS. Frank Harrl~on, who livf"s In thR ho~pital permit. There Ie:: room for tlw Hamhul"g Turnpike noa'· the St.,,1 . flft)· pntl~nt_. and this limit has not Jllant. wa~ strtrkcn wlth small-pox YPA- bc·pn "eachpd since thp. beginning ot th'" l('nlay attprnOoll, Last night the ppidpmlc. The ('a~es nre TPpo,.tpd from Hpalth Department was notifif'o of lhe II p~rts or the elly and Health C"omand Dr. O'Hara waR despnt('hcd mts~loner Greene :~ued a warning yf'~~ ~~!i~l\'(,!itlgat(>o On his order ~ll's. Har- lerday to all persons who have ,inot rl~on \\"a~ rC'llloved late last night to been vaccinated to take ~h. prec&\1tlon thfl' p("sthou~e. at onco A ~wamp, covering Acveral a("f('~, R~rp Harri~on house, I t " as th rOlln rl s . D O'Hara to C'nrn' the necf's....\f\ for r. th Amp wnTn·~n. Win hiR armf:t, R('1"Of;R ..., R\\" h thE" n(larp~t rOEHl. "fhl' triP to ' ; - ... " (j)/ to .rc>a~'l1'antlne H~spitnl took seven tht Q • hour~, ~ IIt(' to ~{'t >itm·k in thl' JlIud HUrl hnvc to lh'Ull hhi blll'Ilt..'ll. 'j'!t(' woman is )II'/i, Frllllk ll urrisllu, "'Il!lli\"('~ in tha "il'init,\" of the' l'Itp-t'l llhwt 11 t Slolt,\' Point, 'flH' ht.'nlth uppurlmt'ut wn~ notific.'d Yt.'slt'l'dny nftl'l'uoon tHut !<f.h(' wn~ ill with ~mnllllo",(, nnLl Hr. O'lInrn HUt! Ull ufflC'l'l' !';lurt{'rl OUl in K. C'Rrringr with the inh'lltion of drhing- to h('I' bou!ie lind tnldn,l: her to th~ qUllrnll' tille ho~pitlii. Finrling it illllH)",~ihh· h. drh'e within a (llllll'te-r of a mill' of the hOIl~(lo. h('('uu."'e of tlu' fllt,t thnt the HI.tO« hall maue H H'ritnbIe tmnIllp of 'he in· trJ"'('ning l"tretrh of low IOlul, Ill'. {J lIara left tlw oOker with thp t'nrrill~l', Rnd :o;tnrtcd out on font. H(' l'f'Udlf'd the house o[ter n l\·nlk of tiftt'tlll 0(' t\\"l'llty millut{'~. and found that ~ l l'~, Hnrrisou , wnR tlnqu('~tiollnhly ill wilh ~mnllp,)"\, nnd that she oUjlht to bl:' tukpll to th ., qUarlllltine ho~pitnl nt Ont°f', Tht'n' \\ 8M no wny of ~('ttillg thr ('nrrin!:"(' to the hOll~C', RO the dodor pirkl'u t hl' WUUla n nl) in his firm" and ~tllrt(..>d to t'UlTY h'-r to the puint wh('I'(' the oHkel' wn~ "'nit. ing with tll(~ ('ul'l'ingl'o Two (1(· lhn'o timps he thought Itl" would hn,'f" 10 ;..:in~ HI'. hut hI."' tinnily ~tIt','e('d(>tl in ~f'f.til1g throngh, anel 1110("l"'u ::\lr~, Hnrrison ill tllf' C'srrin).:e and ",tal'h'll to drin' to I he ]w~vitnl. They l'l'uch('(1 thnt in~{itll' tion nbout 11 o'doek. last niJ:"JIl, with thn nnti~nt nOlle th(> wor!>!c for her t'OllH~'\ hat "':mgh jomoll(,Y, hou~f"', MRS. F. HARRISON STRI CKEN IN AN ISOLATED HOUS E NEAR STEEL PLANT. "I." (in t'mi 0 milk trains on the railways 8 mil" ''''',on. In Iho Itr.... "Ith ting in the barrelR, 80 long afol the w(,ather is eolrl no harm can l'e~ult imIn("'lIatply, but ~erious consec,UE'n(,l~s might bE' felt WhE'1l t'r snow anll ke is gonC', for it will he impos!"Ilble fol' g-arbage ('ollectors to remove thp l'efusp ~oon c... nough before it started to de('ay," lit ;'\Jr, )lIIkman "flters hi!'! milk, walfr t you take a hand in the matter , ~er,!-Itln 1l<:>~9 ot ."W(let milk to con· t Im~n lun l!-o now o\'erromp.. Thl~ ludl!. IP S t til IP rlln 1Ie k no('kf'd ahoul th~ prtl N'rrl . tor or kit{'h~n 11k,. M m11ch 8.'lll. wit (. 1 Ice and withOUt spllllng, turning ~r \\'l"!f·ri>lH for an epidE'mic youn,c>lf'!" "I will if another spell of mll(\ weathPI' ('omes al'ound and 1 flnd gal'hHge l'ol- r.l'be village of Lodi bas a case of small· pox, wbich is causiug no little excite· ment. Some days since Postmaster J ames Keady became seriously ill and the report Ihllt he had the small pox ob· tained wide circulation. Au axamina tion and consultation by Drs Carman of Lodi and Denniston of Ovid Tuesday confir med the report and tbe patient wus removed from tbe botel where he llIade his home to a private residence. It is not known where Mr. Keady contracted tbe disease, and as a number of friends were with him before the nature of tho nllliady became known, more or less ap prehension is felt that otbe,· cases may be daveloped. Every precnu lion is beiug taken to confine tbe disease to the one case. .....--.. --- pm~~ible r('~ult fl'om thi~ (.'ondltion of thing-a?" ot the Quarantine Hospital, and a pOlice "It would," l'f'plif'cl the I ·ommi~sloner. offieer on Tuesday. It is only one ot "ThC" d("'{'ayerl gal'bagc iUwlf would not the many unpleasant sItuatIons that t'IlU~(' an eplcleml<.-. hut it would Ill" very • ha.ve been encountered by health physJ~ iHc(>ly to bl'r>eo the g('l'l1lS of typhoid c-Jan~ since the outbreak ot the disease fc ·\"(·l' n:-; 'H'll a~ a nUlllbcr or oth('1' malIn th~ City IL few months ago. but It arll(>:'l-." I. a fair Illustration CYf tbe difficulties M. S m a llpox at TJodi. Wading through a swamp with water knee deep and a. smallpox patif"nt in his arms '''-as the te:1.t performed by Dr, Arthur J. 0 Hara, superintendent to to Commissioner of Pu~)lk 'Yorks "'anI h88 bpen con~tantly r('('t'iVlOg" cn~n­ J11atnt~ from citizens that garbage \\.fl~ bt~lng npJ..:lec·ted and that lhey fe~l ~Il sic'kness would rpsult in lhf:>ir fnrm.l,l~5 unl(':-;:-> flomething was done rig-ht a" ctv: Col. \Yard claims he hns rew"atedl:-; /" II .. nd. Commi~sionCl' a~kpcl; \ Ji.'ST (,OMPL,\JNT. ,,' h.ut " ·Rr d Health Commissioner Greene Urges Thorough Vaccination-Thirty- seven Cases of Smallpox Now in Quarantine Hospital. ])ro O'HRrR of th£' hf'Rlth df'llUrttllf"ut wOI·kr-d from 4 o'dot.'k ~·t'~li!rcltly afl<,"r4 noon notil 11 o'('hwk Jl\st lli~ht to ~l'l a NllHtllptJx pntirnt to thl~ CJlIul'nntinf' hn~­ llitnJ. Durin'! It pRrt IIf thn t t iuw h(' was I wnding Cll'UlIIHl ill a sWlunp with the: womau ill hit-; 81'111:-0, t'XIH'l'tillJ: t'Vf'ry ulillo (':lr(' 0( u smallpox pnth-nt "ho ' . .Hnlllh' [O,·ll,",·I\" lIYNI iu FJufJ'nlo, :tnll btly,' Oft!li."t comprOllll~e-d by E'f!t'ctlng un nrrnn .. ~ .• wb£'rE'by the putlent will be (,llrC'c1 Cor at the I nt tbe "".,,,. Burrnlo qunran tI nE' h u~p It f\, will be I ot the to,,'n ot 'f",>st ~('nN'Ro He Frank ConRBak lived tn Car ro ll S tr eet unUI ~mallpox broke out In the house next to the one In which he lived. Then he became frightened and ran away, He went to West Seneca, and day pefore yesterday he was taken 111 wJtfi t h e dJsea~e, Then thpre aro~e a dispute between t he Butralo and 'Vel'lt Seneca otHclnla B~ to l\'ho should take care oC the plttlent. Th~ \,"est Seneca offlcial~ f':8id thut because CO!1a~ak contractrd the' dlf'lease In tblB cit}' the local health officers 61wuld tuke carf. ot him, Hetf1t1 I GHifijJl' bRntf'nded that, since the man was ,.Ick in esl Sent:ca, It was only right for the people th(>re to Jook out for him. The re!"iull wa~ that the 1\T('l'lt SC!ne('a offiCials agreed to pay (or the car*, or C'onasak and that he waR to be rcmov~d to thf' Pef:;thou~:>, In this ctty. Today the officers and a doctor w ent after him. "T now SMALL- POX SPReA D. The Hea ~ Dftngp ' at beUeves It has dlscove fitF1) w !imnlI-pox spread trom the Polish 8~C'tion ot ButTnlo to Carroll ~tl'E'et. Frank Knasczak, Bon of Jobn Knasczak, who has a saJoon, gro('ery and butcher shop at 592 ('arroll street, t~queo tly vIsited his granrl- Ink,'11 to that In'lltu,lon torlnr. TbE' pntlpnt'N namp t~ tl~rnnk C'onn'inl{, mother at 86 Lnthrop street. {fe caugbt ~ :1011 h(' forruf."'rly l'P!-idt'd ou Cnrroll l"it.rE'f"t. the dlf:lea~t=! and ~a8 at the shop tor .. ' 1..~(1 ,,'hE'D fl;Dlnl1pns hrokE' out In that "~f tion, several days belore helng Bent away ('alloH (leN, n h '('''(>r 11(' b(>(,sm{' nlnrmNI noll tikID(Hd, to Wf"~t Sene<"a. ::\Iost of th" famllieS to -:\fonday when all out. to' Sf'nerA . .A tpw t.lnrs f.go, he .atfecteu tn the rarl'olJ strpct district k' ( f-lmall-pox was l"rportf"'d In his wnK tnkro III -cdth the dlse88E',Rlld the "Ire-all at Knns('zn.k'~ store, There a.r~ 10 hrNl 0 1 Th(>rC! h(' llcc:\T11f" ill an(l ~f'nf'('a Rllthol'ltiC"lol wonted ll('nlth (b'omm s· sji·all-pox patJents In the pest house ~ nr-ighhorhoO( , II ~ (' one to tn1.;1' cha.rge of t \. (US8 pr{'"~ent. hie trouhl~ wa5 dlflgnn~""l as ttm,\ ,~J ~.l;(,~ll;~~(' T~~~ patieut bnd .(ormrrly lIypr} tn ""'I ~·pst om<'ial~ hn\(?ohJprtNl to hnl'ing the• pox J 1I~ n ~ St:.'n('('a , [I "f7" I Btl If n10 If ' , . lhe pxpf"'n~N' n ('ar ' l d l 1 pon tht. dty, hut 0 £'r('u ~lg~'(I'~~" ~~.~lc~;'al1 Hnri 1h(1o ffl'nJth ('r\0lll- ~~Ptnnk:(~; t~l~ plIIlpllt it W(''it t-;C'nC'{'Q / I J "'("1 J Li~J FrRnk ("·onn~al(. of t / \y(>~t ~('nc('a ~~~lg 1,...\ ~Y·est :::e ~~~t If>["N1 hhll l"t'J11o\'l' 10 . h bill to wblr.b th(" otHclnl. on. k \'11 bf> talk'"} woul41 (pot t ~, . \thl'. I" 51 hOU~f'. {Ona~R \ oJ tbut town Rgrp(>d. lhf'rt~ fOll1E' tlfflP to,la} : ~ .~=-..::._~o-_--()1, l1liS~lol,,"r ha j �B GE A MENA E TO HEALTH' ~~~::i~, ;;R.OTT . f IH~UGH A~W 'I --r- Dr, ;V Dr. O'Hara and Police Officer Carry Patient IMPOSSIBLE TO Through Woods and Swamp Land to Wait- Flood Waters Covered the Woman'. Home. ing Ambulance. Health Physician Greene Tells a Times Reporter That Stuff Will Breed an Epi~i c. Will Tal(~,?!.!~ /~ • IMPROVISED A STRETCHER recciy C I at TIlE profldcd the conlractol's to attE"nd to the-it' buslnf'~!i but it Is evidpnt from thf' nUt11prOU5 complaints that th ~ y Erlltor THI<; THon;:S. ha\'e fallpd to notkC' th(>FlE' requ(':;ts. The following was TIl\IJ;;S VeRr torlay -For t"CH'rftl wcr].. s '.hP 1 lie'll garbage ('oll(>('tor~ 11in'p nn emp thp refuf'P whil'h 1~ rotling i,l!;\, band III front of mY hOI1lf'. t.\\': €'k~ 'agO I pln('f'(i <I ,,£'conn bn~ rf' "I (lnn't know of any now:' IIBnt you arc t:ons:;tanlly receiving complainl:-;?" "Ye~; hut th~ ronlrn c lor:-; have caught up with thrlr work now," "'Yhat was thp l~au~p of thE' tll'glrct?" "I beltpyp this I~ ju~t t1w r ('1;ult of a. fight bf'twPf'n llillpry, Fltzpatrkk and Offerman. They all ,\Ilnt th£' job." (.t·ceur to 'I'nk{" a. Jlunll. Hf'Rlth Commt~sloncr Grec' ne to a~krrl. ""~ould it h(' possible for an ~plrlpmic to r psult from thiR (~onrlltlon of things?" "It woulrl," l'rplif'd th(' Commi~sloner. "Th(' dt"l~ay('rl ~al'bag~! itsf'lf would not rause an C'ptrlt"mic-, hut it would he very lil{ cly to bl'Pl'n the g'('l'ms of typhoid ! e \rer as w('11 as a llunlber of other mal- ~~p h~lft the> ,ttarhngE', for th~ flr~t onp \\"a~ heaping full ani} tht.' t-itpn.ll~ from it wa~ ~o \'11(' that my f:Ulllly wt>rp afraid to s;n l1('nr It. From Influirlf'~ T haH' madr In nC'i-,=,hborlng Ftrl'rts 1 h'HI'I1(>ti .that then' 01\1"(" nUTll('rou~ ('a~"~ \\ hl're the garhR1{i' ('oHectors han· l1('glf'ct('0. their rtutl('~· ffl!o twu and ('\'('n three w'~eks at a ttmr.. '1'hls ('onditto11 , I hC'il('vc, I~ It n1<'11R('C' tn p111~.. hpaIth and deceJl(')" and thf' l.a.x- It '- a conference is hdng hlJ l \ betw~ell the 11OOrm.,tt. ~ Greenwood. Addi,on IOd County snperintend",1 i' poor \Y m. C. Ac ker vf Bath Cani_teo village boarJ 10 lti~ apportion the expen,.; incn.'I!C cue by Canisteo of the thr.",,pati~ut. 1 pa)'er~ should bC' gi\,en Inll1le< lat~ prntrdiol1 ur !-=f'1'louf' r('~\llts may follnw. I tru!'t TEl1':: 1'11\11-::8 wlll ('ontlnuf' to (l'xpol"le llw rntt('lln('ss of the prp~cnl ~YRtel1l of Jll'ot£'cling the health or this ("'ommunlt}, Yery ~Inl'prely, \ Jl'ST (",O~IPLAINT. "hut Wnrd "'n,", Commissioner of Pu~lic "'ork~ ""'a-:" Il has hf>l!l1 ('on~tf\ntIY re('pivin~ cotl1plaints from citizens thilt garbage W.'l~ being ne~leded and th:u they feal'('d sic' kne:;s would r(>~ult in thpjr famill."s unle~R ~On1f?thing was done rig-ht awa y . Col, 'Yard claims he has repeatedly who "ere cand I~ The patients werc h'l!l Finnican llC .AI" Allen of Woodhull. ;·ot resid~ut of Calli8teo, an,l 8' Ih u of the quarantine nmoun~ >''2.200, it is hardly la,' • et .till and .bouhler tht n Health Commissioner Greene Urges Thorough Vaccination-Thirty-seven Cases of Smallpox Now in Quarantine Hospital. "\\'hat is A"oing to bl' dOll(' ahout the un('olk('tN] garhag'p.?" hp wa:;; asl<E"lt. l)it'- Wading through a ,,,,amp with water knee deep and a. smallpox patJent in his arms was the tell.t performed by Dr. Arthur J, 0 Hara, superintendent of the Quarantine Hospital, and a pollee officer on Tul?~day. It is onl:r one of the many unp]pasant situa.tions that ha,~e been encountered by health physiciane; since the outbreak of the disease In tht' city a Cew months ago. but it adi('s." "\\,111 you take n hand in the matter yourself ?" "I will if anolhf'r sppll of milrl weath(>r (,.' 0l11e5 Rl'ounrl ann I flnd garbage rotting in the han·pIs. So long as the wf'ath{'r i~ ('old no harm can result imme'liarpl)" hut l"IC'rlous ('onsei'{uences might he felt whptl tillC ~now and ice is gone, for it will he impo~!"Ilblt" for garbage ('oll(,l't()r~ to remove th£> refuse soon enough bp.forc It started to decay." ~ I place. ""r. slDallPo~t;:;= /" t'he village of Lodi bas a case of smallpox, whicb is cauoing no little excite· ment. Some days .ince Postmaster James Keady became s~riously ill and the report tbat he bad the smallpox ob · tained wide circulation. An e"nmin" tion and consultation by Drs Carman of Lodi and Denniston of Ovid 'l'uesd a y confirmed the report and the patient was removed from the hotel where he made his home to a private residencp. It is not known where Mr. Keady contracted the disease, and as a number of friends were with him before the nature of the malady became known, mOI'e or less ap · prehension is telt that other cases may be developed. Every precllution is heing taken to co uti ne the di ~ease to the Ju,t what ,or! of an agrt"'JDl'nt r. ma.le bet\~eell the three ~)"nl [0 be ,letennine,l. \,01 tb, «" were fortnnate enought to . ,mallpox in their mi.M • Ix> willing to I'a, tneir ,hwc'l Canisteo Time,·R'PJ' ., or --- one case. ~ Salvation of the Dairie~. of Ihp fa,1 .. loen continue the rrA.c prolu!l('IY. ~ tv' ~I~:t~~::or ~,l ----- , 19,16' CASES OF SMALL.POX - - ; . rts GltItl!· . lIospil>l 5<"lce po MarlCO ,.tW. . th Disease OTer "" crease In e h S _The weell1 "" washtngton. Marc ao~pl"l ""lei"," ports ot: the )(a.r~r;:all_DOX In the r~ 191M C""'· 01 I 7454 at the la," !!'I S':"tes ....galns , last year. _ - that Mrel. Frank Hnrrison was III wi':h smallpox in a house on the Lake Shore Road near Ihe Stony Point steel plant Dr. O'Hara "as sent with an ambu: lance to bring the case to the Quarantine Hospital In East Ferry StreeL A police officer accompanit"d him. It was \vith com;lderable difficulty that they lora ted the homE' of the Harrison~, which Is clo$e to the shore of the lake and not far from tht" steel plant office. But tht"y were unable to drive up to the hou~e un aecount of the absenC'e of a roadway. the only approach thereto bplng through a winding path through a piece (If timber land, Recently a swamp has formed in a low place In tht" 'Woods and Dr . "'~en they reached thp hou~e the eloctor ImproYl~E'd a stretcher by using two good siz .... d blankets n.nd in thi~ :\lrs. Harrison was cnrried throogh the ~wamp by Dr.' O'Hara and the pollce offi('er, ald E'o hy the woman'~ husband. :\Irs. Harrl~on waR taken to the pest- :17 C"-SES H hlle n£>gi(,pted ~tInt tho...:e '\\lto l' I I during _ attack of II ,( ('I'lMC to have hrun it tat the\' arE' (> . I . a E:O trlle other aud mort"! from t"IJir]{'mir (' 0 mrn'uf;ed dung('r t ' len~I'81 vn('l'in3th '11 t..; ntop (Jut ~nlUll"t}la: tl In 1\"1 f intelli~e~t ('itiz('~~osllng. the PE'sthouRe. BUT DIDN'T ESr"PE I will, ~. an nothing el~e 1.Jt\ CONASAK WENT TO ECA AND F~ WEST SEN ILL THERE. b ' JJ ,(..,;1. Lrtl"'tt / -' F,""k ("nnasnk. of I~lllroll ::streN, flt."d n. to \,"pst 8£'n('(,<1 )'lonc1ny whf'n an outbrc:>ak of f'rnaU-pox was rf'porlE'd in hlR I h'l 01 "'hpr(' h<' be>('llmr 1I1 and nf' gb nt 10 I . .J tions are as good as the- ft,ll1ties of thf> ho~pltal permit. Th<'re ir. room for fifly TI3 t!~nts, an(l thl~ !tmlt has not bef'n 1'pachpd $lnC'e the beginning of th~ epidemic. The caC'e~ nre repo"tpd from a ll V rts of the eJty and Health Comml~!"'loner Gret'ne i;;....o-ued a warnIng yesl erday to all persons who havp j not been vaccInated to take Ihe precalltlon at onc~ TOWN WILL ,PAY. 'i . .. - . ,,',d 3/ Health Commissioner Greene Toili a Firm Stand Relative to Caring for a Smallpox Patient, s;;'~~n b~:~I: 1;!r~'I~:~~'~~r~':~n~o oJ~::ut:V~~~ ~nrc1tug tb(l' (':Irp or n smallpox pnth'nt whO formerly lhpct In ButT"lo, 1ll,,1 bavo finally ('ompromlANi hy {'fTN'tlng nn nfrnn,C:'~~ll,>nt e., "'('~t Hr-ll{>('n. ofiklals }UH pxp('n~('s Ofh('~,rll\g Inr Ihe ~kk mnl1 ani I thf> IIP.n.lI . Oil,'. ,., 0 ll1is~lollpr h1 (lrrl;l'l"~I l' lkn~"l{1 1l10\en bl" tak ... 'l ~l~:r~'r'l The tl) p:1}" th!" . thr pt!'llt 11011Se I on.-l~a thf'rt.~ Stllllt' ttm p to(l.l) tillt' hO~llilnl. drive within 1-'indin~ it 'lllnrt{'r hf It hon~f', h('('uu~(.' of till' fuet Iltn hnd mnc1~ u H'rHable ~\\n1UIJ tPrn'ning foitrf't('h of low InntI. ,('[[ the oUker "hit thE!<otnrtrd ont 011 fnnt. Ilt' hOl1S(, uft('1' n '1\",dk uf tift~en luiulIt('s, Dnd [ouuu thnt :\lr!-'. it flO the UOt'tnr lliC'k('d up in his fl)'ms nlHl ~tnrt£'d to to lhe lluint ",lip)'!> thC' fltHe'er iug with tll(' (·nrring\l, Two till1t'!i h~ thfll1~ht h,' woulU hn hOlHif', up, but hr tinnily Mlt'(,~t'de~fl through, and pln('{'d :\Ir~. t1l(' c81'J'inJ.:'(' nnc.l t-olBI·tl'l) to JIU~vitnl. Thl'~' l'l'u('h(>f) tlult tion nbout 11 o·(.')ot.'k lilfit night, pntient nOlle tht' wor!'ool' for bt'r. ~~h jom·IIC'.Y. FOR CARE OF Frank Cona~ak lived tn until ~mallpox. broke out next to the ont' In which he he bf'came frlgh t('ned and ran a wt"nt to West Sene('a, and da yesterday he was taken III dl!o'i('ase. Then tht'reo aro~e R d1spute bet ButTalo and \Ye~t Sen('ca otHcin who should take care ot the pall ""'est Seneca offlcluiA paid thnt CQna!'ak contractru thp di~ease city the local health officers sho C~Ofhl~ , t! Itl I I I iJiliil@ @! thal, since the man '~.-as ~Ick SE'nt.ca, it was only rl~ht tor th lhE>re to look out for him. Tilp re~ult was that the We~t officials ngrf?E'c'I to pay for the Conasak Rnd tha l hE> WRII to be to th(' Pe~thouf'::" In this citY. ' Today the officers and a doct after him. now S/lfALL-POX SPRI'!J The Hen bel has dlscove ow ~mall-po. trom the Polish ~e('tion of Bl Carroll stl'per. Frank I{nascza: John Kna8czak, who has a sale Wh(!ff'by the- putlent will be ('nrC'cl Cor at tbe p Buffn'o qnarlUltln ho,pllnl, nt the '~ll·n<. oC tho toO\n or W"st ~.nrra. He ",JJt be eery and butcher Bhop at 59:! takN\ to that In~t1tutlol1 t(ulnY. .treet, fr<'qupntly \'jslted hI. Thl' pf'ltl('nt'~ nnmf' Ix Frank ('onnc:;nk. moth ... at 8G Lathrop street. H, :md he Cornll'rly I'Pl"!lllrd OD Carroll ~trp('t. the dt~ease and w8l::l at. hE'" f l"evprnt days before beIng i;pr Ak" ""t In [bat ",ef'llon ,,"hpn t'llUn II (In:t Ilru'~, 110w('.('r, lw hN'ODlP nlnrmf>d anel bkJpPf'd, to 'Ve!'lt Sllne<."n. Mos'" ot the "'oluf! to Wf'Rt ~1~nt>PR . .It.. [f'tv da:rs f.go ho p,ttecteti tn thF Carroll street ~aK tnk(>D with the dlsease,nnd t~c ''''E'~t '!fealt at Kna~('zgk'':I store. The: ~rT"al:-poX pa.tlents In the pest 1 'o:pUE'('l1 nuthorltl('ft \'lllltl'cl Hpnlth (ommb~ 100" h r thl! RRe present. tD B truto' .. nhjPl'tPd to hn\'ing the e~~pnf'l~ Nn.d£1l(>tl upon thl;> dtr, hut C'ltrt'rf'd to· "tnkn "nr" 0' thl' nntirnt If ,,~{''''t ~(>Uf'('a , -th"!1 hill. I' to whlf'b the otflcln.l, ","Qul(l " (pot 01 tbat to.WD fu:rped. IIi hl~ trouhl~ wa~ dl<lgn()~r(l ~8 f'nMI~-1 ;11:~l(~!IIeG~~~n~nW(>~~k;R~ ,:~'~~E'~lY Ityt'~ pnx wa~ notifip<i Yt.'~h, .. ll·n !'lh(' wn!i iJ1 'with ~t;lnllJlo:t, O'lInrn llnd nn (lltle-N· I';tal'tt.'tl ('Rrrin~(' "ith the il1lt'lllioll uf lwl' bO\l~C' unci lnl;jn~ her to In the ho~pltal th~re are now thlrtv~eyen casps of ~mallTlox . Three cases DFROM SM "LL-POr Il is fl",'I';:-t"," I t I \\Oepre\'ailin~ (~r~rle:i(~url(,l~l,nt.Nl I -pox is I nt :::it{)ll~' Point. 'rtll- 'lwnlth ql'.4.R~'iTl'E. were- brought in Y€"5'=terdny, three on ~londay and f'ight on Runday. Supt. O'HAra report~ that the condi- case and Dr. O'Hara waR dC'~pat('hed r FRANK I-\wump bousp. I rt~on to iny('~t'gatC'. On hlslordlertlllrl"'hHta~~ wnl'l r{'movcd la e as n g \\ h,..r·:m~ 'Jr, )'IIIkman "'flHrs hl~ milk. 901' .hall W311r only the "Uour." Ther" wJJl I an, rnd of milk train!; on th('l railways A 1l'11lk o:\.t~ons in the: atreets with thelr mntut1nnt, roll .n~l ,.attle. The ~IJllennlum Is comIng \nd tne "mllk.nnlum'" It WADED THROUGH SWA31P. )'lI'R. Frank Harrl~on, who n\'<,s in the Hamourg Turnpike nC'ar the Step} plant, wa~ gtrlC"kC'n with Rmall~pox yE'~­ t('niav afternoon. lAtst nlKhl the Ht"alt~h n(~pal'lmpnl was n0titl{'(l of the ~Ix III this swamp for a dIstance of nearly a quarter of a mile be-fore coming up to the house. ..\ ~wamt), covering ~cvpral nct'e::;, s~rrounds thp lIn rrlRon hOUf:(', I t " as I rerrl tor or klt('hf'l1 IIk(l ~o ml1C'h salt ne("E'!-,~arY {or Dr. O'Hara to carry the whho t tpe and '\\Hhnut ~pllllng, turning c~ woman, in hi~ arm!=', fil'I'Of:R thro Rwamp I <m III '" (> ('an 8t'l ttit> ('nd or the m l Jtn rOO('h tIlt" nC'arf'!=tt 1'08e1. Thp trip to u "1 c I n~. I k "Quarantine> the Ho!:'pita I too k se ven lntl e W lh It~ Illthr l!h1e!ol and fuul lop. The city milkman will (]isnppcur, and much hours. joy go with him! H~ long has be~'n a nec.'sary evil. and more of a nnh.anc" than we f"hculd e\'u h.H·t' nllnwpd him to bp. He t\ Wi~1 no,~ he 1~18Red, 'Ye ran lay up n supflour Cal' m()l1th8, and have the [ll.~ ~r walling nruuntl "omUIl ill hi!'; 111'111i"', l'Xllt.'ding 111(\ to SH't Sl1u'k in t11l' mud drull hiR bttntl'l1. 'I'll(' WomAn i!it '\lr~. Frullk who Ji\'('~ in 1111' "i.'inin· of the Is a fair Illustration of the difficulties thnt are hl'nvdy met by these servants • "'n!'oj lInqm'stionnhly ill "ith of the city In performIng their duky. nnd thut she HUKllt to hr til Tuesday Afternoon there came a re- Qunr:mtinl' hO~l,ilnl ut ou(.'c'. port to Hpnlth CommissIoner Greene no WHy of ~C't1ill~ tht' MRS. F. HARRISON STRICKEN IN AN ISOLATED HOUSE NEAR STEEL PLANT. 1:~~~:o~~,.a!.~:~~I~g~,~:.:~~~,; I~U~h:W~O~~~~; G,.. Dr. O'Hara uf the henlth worked frum J u'doek \p . . lt'rd I 1I0on until 11 o'l'im'k lust. 1\1~\lt sDlulllluX Iltltirnt 10 thl\ 'IU ' pituL 1 )ul'ing It pnrt uC thut t' O'Hara and the policeman had to ford Took Dr. O'Hara Seven Hours to Get Her to Pesthouse. .--.- • Tht.: "'(loI, ... lt.,·, 1L@f'~ nC t;Weet milk tn conllm~n Ion Is 110\\ n\·crcllmp. Thl~ lrldl~. pe-1l \.,. "t.lllI,. f In he kr.(lrkt'il ahout thp spilling In tM CARRIED PATIENT ACROSS A SWAMP ........... Hara Carried Mrs, a Smallpox Patient, N a Quarter of a Mile. -,.,. >------ - - -.... �No Refuse Has Been Collected on Street Since Thursday and It Commbsloner Health unicipal l)umping Oreene Tells How to Statesmen Have Stamp Out Small_ Verbal Duel Over Que}!:so ASK FOR N ;';) pox· UtttM1l 77 NEW CASES REPORTED wtos. Martin of Bossof Garbage Lifters Fa.vora the Bill Now in the Sta.t. of the Iroquois Legislature Oa.lling for H-OteL Oompulsory Vac- cina.tioD. em BaBltary Meaaure. .\l4ermllJl. atter daUyPrbage que.tlon ever of the year. IInally took TIle members ot the were Chairman :M&fr. ~:::::~n and Roedel. ~ to refer the to the CommlaBloner at and direct ,him to read· Extra. etrOTts ure being made by tile Health Department to ha "e every person In the city vaccinated and an addJtlonal corps of Inspectors has been sent out This is because In the past tew days nearly a score or new emallpollt betore the commit· cases have come to the attention of Attorney William the Department. This Is In no way. re"re!,!",~:.d Gotttried source ot worry to the Health offlclaIa, ot a6668 per month removing ashes and nor I. It Indicative ot another olltbreak ot the disease. The new cases are Sn Feldman had every Instance Isolated one •• scattered as Mr. \ In wld<ly separated section. of the city. Buperlntendent For two weeks prior ·to the first of hi. bid was re- the month not a single case of smallviolation ot the PO" was reported. but In the tlrst sl" days ot the month 18 (·ase. of the dlssald Mr. ease have been dlst'o\"ered and the pa.. than tients removed to the quarantine hoe ... Are pita!. "While these new cases are by no ·~~~=~I:I:..\l'I~'le:corpora.tlon meana an Indication that the disease Is :1 as we all lipreading." said Health Commissioner the elty would Greene. "I think It Is weU that the publaw suit." I He should know of them. A mistaken Flsber, represen- bellet has gone out among the people of ·l!'ILtsJpa1trl,,~ •..sald the com· the city thwt the recent slight epldethe advlc<, mlc ot smallpox has been entirely Counsel regardlng stamped OUlt. These new, and not en.. that the lowest reg- 't4rely unexpec'ted. CRSes are becRuse the cUen~. people have tailed to obey the warnlne which ths work hash of the department to get vaoelnated. the laat four mont S Becaulle the recent epidemic was a Atto"';f: !:~~::i slight one und tbe people believe th,.t ~~":\Iowlng the it 18 elllt!reiy over. many failed to get ""-·-···-··-~It- is sca.nda.lous, vacclnat~. The smallpox germs are Board of Hea.lth "till In the city to a disease· breeding mon'ths. I extent and there will continue to be my locality cases, as have occurred in the past few t''Il~:!'':;: . was not re'moved tor days. until those who have neglect.,. It have been vucclnated. the irrepressible. hove "It all "'ere vaCCinated. It would be a and Buddenly oPMenartied a! far easter matter tor the n .)io.. r!:Il~~"'t~h:a~t~llua8much I I upon Chairman 3 Connecticut Btreet yesterday pr_nt. ed the II-ppearanC8 of a municipal dump. Ing pfounda. or garbqe heap. But It wu a Bunday appearance which failed to bring del1ght to the hearts of prop. erty ownere, Bhopkeepers and householder. along that prominent West Bide bu.lnes. and residential thol'OUl'h. tare. Wherever men were gathered t.osether on .treet corner.. In cigar ato.., or pharmacies. they Invanably d1acuaed , at length the deplorable Btate of affalra In their neighborhood brought about through the failure of the"clty garbqe coUectora to go through that street last week. The eol1ectora were due In ConnecUcut Btreet on Ja.t Thursday. but they failed to put In an appearance, and up to a late bour Bunday afternoon garbage barrels, n.11J bo"e. and uh C&DII were BUI1 adorning both BId... of that street, and whlle something could be seen of llrat stories over the Inelepnt dlBplay of refuse recept&el.... the pUes. were. In Bome Instances. high above the top. of the barrela. bo"es and cans. for ever alnce Thuraday the business men have had to keep heaping on to the maes until veritable kopjea of refUae I1ned the entire way. around ~~~ I sta.te~ma.n from the eratlon has passed away. every person. _ make ~u':;1,:;:~." \"acdnated and then the- yonr very pallte rejoinder of Ald. I LITTLE DOU I ~ .. That is the Advice of Health Corn- Health missioner Greene to All Buffalo Buffaloil ians. Helilth Commissioner Gr~d hi. stRtf ot Pox for Several "·ft1J~iEi au.:a&&f. p. ..". !moIng-' are ngnl'll""!l'1!!ng everything in their power In view ot the the:DI~~~:tba::;~t:o: said In to induce all I"l'Rldents ot Butfalo to be ' been weeke. In ~ to '·Ilodnntecl. In the sections ot the '!ity tlon has practle&lly ot Butralo tbIIIk we be... iupectors ot the health department are . I ti gOlllg tro)U bouse to bouoe vace nit n,; eH'ryonr. but it iH. ot ('OUrRe, impossible tor thcm to do thllt 1111 o"er the city. Npw ('nst'H of fOwlIllpox ore reportP.tl danger of 8e,,"('rnl months h('to~ tbt. city Is fl'e'8 from the infection. The onl,r way in whkh can be .u"".... fully fought i. tbrough ,·ar<'inotion. and tbpre- report. ~pldemkS will be greatly ie!':sened." was the 1 " / a "~"'DrjI(Iit • In Ute city. with the exception of the to Ibe depnrtment e"ery day. 110<1 i>r. holding It uP." replied Ald. \ transient popuLation. will have been Grt'eno is ot the opinion thut It "ill bo ftt!Uja"ded _~::c:~ nue, are most pronounced In their denuncl&t1ons of the Department of Public Works. which w1l1 countenance such pa8fled. This measure forces 'every per- wb€'re RmollpOl: hft8 been discovered, t11e I BOn registered In any s<'hool. public or amazement at parochial, se-minary. college or unlverslly to be propl'riy ,·urrinated. As the holdlne up the garbage I school attendance laws are rigidly" ellwhy you are holding forced In thl. cit)·. after tbe oLder gen- we These taU plle. were for the mOtlt pert In tront of the buBInetl8 places and apartment hou..... and whlle they made a sleht which, In the qgregate wu tar from wholesome. they were &8 nothl ... oompared to the appearances of the back yarde of the nelchborhood. where barrels. bo"", and cane have been overrunning for daya becaUH of the non· appearance of the city garbage chanots and here a condition at affaire ezlat. whlcb call. tor the Immediate attention of the Board of Health. The people r ... ldlng In that vlclnlt,.. and more especially In the block between 14th Street and Plymouth Ave- • "I am did not taka tondly hoping that the bill now hefore the Legislature. making It compulsory your contract tor everyone at~endlng any school In you bossing the State to be vaccinated wlll be This Ia what with for the city Under BACK Y ABOI WORIB YB'l'. n" partma t tlJII"'t ombat with "ptde-mlcs." ot the lIsten- conllnued the Commissioner. &~,!,-"la<fD"a MERCHANTS AND HOUSEH ROUSED TO ANGER AG~I Oerms.~ e tb~ dis~nKe forc th~ be.t tbing Buffalonians can do DIDN'T HA VE If they 'Yltl~t to oee the ~it)" free of 8mnll· 1iOX Rgaln 18 to be \'ncclUnt~d at once. THB R~~S Fi~e new ra.e. h,,,,e been rel'0I1ed ~Mj. ~ ..,. , rv} /)#t ,. trom the Stb lIrE'Cinrt. nnd one from the I ..JI 12d jlrt'rinrt. lit ;jilT Peckham 8treet nnd HE LTH COll)'IISSIONER D CI Ell 17U ~Iyrtl<' ."enue. ~~~~:~....- - - - - DOG BIT CHILDREN BECAUSE THEY HAD TEASED H U I " o DO"EIlTY FETED. , ~. I hiS n~'n TOO MUCH. \vt~ D, Dohf'rty "'IL~ f~l:d !J.hursday hom. ~1 ProApN·t a\iE'n ~. Old Guard. nigh by hl!'l frtf>uds dO! th rt"sentation H Hnrace A. N("Ihlr rna eo a Y r handeatth Commissioner Greene was .peech R('companylng a pjanOho~~U~l of .7 called to t b I 6 P Slid t he Ter_, ~~::!.~, ,"·t.¥h~l~~,~~~c;:f'~~~O~ Mr. a~~:e~li;i race Y~terday afternoon by What was but l\lr!!. Doh('rty ~'as ~~Bde Ja py reconsidered to be a case ot rabies In a the m('lrf'o !lubstan U8 l 'f:oth' the ~Ul!Iih8nd d p hY I wlnnln~ ittle dog. ""'blch the dog catchers had f'pOn"f'!'l and thE" ",,-·prp witf'. rna thE'< lad) ... esppc Ia II' :!if her re~ rounded up on the Fargo estate, near 'dll!ltlnctiol1 by tht" ('1~vern€,(II8a~!ied most West Avenue. The dog had bitten marks. The evening was ~ef'f!' Mayor three or tour chlJdren who were play.. R,Jreeably. Th<'E ~al~~er.." .Judge O. ing about the Fargo lot and the f-nllght. ~~~~~v Trf'R5\;rer \\1'. H, Dante'i!' mothers ot these children having be- nn ri Greenf' Fred O. Murrl)'. ~. M' come greatly trlghtened. bad Pollce \ Z;iler:H:A~ Noble. Dr. 8. S. G'i:'~n.A•. E: Station No. 10 notified. The Pollce Murphy. Dr. J. J. McCulloug o'bn Mal. Station. In turn. noUned the dog Richmond. Dr. P. A. PJo~. ~och R- D. catchers at the pound and they went ~olm. Dr. Si..WW~~;~~k: Dr. G. 'ii. Me. on I ""I'. g'"r· the Fargo property and oaucbt the pa.rent., bitten. and it~~:::el.LC. 8loa,&:,n Dr. G. ii'h~: H. Fun Del F. W. nldey. G·ILk, uls David Seymour. ;.., D. ~ar~ ol!' Gll. Rapln. C. J. Cloae. u-..."IfT.••a:kh·o.JQ ll'. ber!. A. W. Dal'. c. ,... T. nanert:r. T. L. P d o . c n d t e r t t �, U~ -UI SlU\. ttOlq:\\ .JUlIO,) 11 .HL\\ l{aa '"1>( 0) llOP -,,"., anp JaM[iI:~·~gIJ\~1 'a "\lId s1i PUf\O.1Y 'J.apua~ _ ua s.ud :~at{l hum .~1 p.n ~H.\l.<lS -.JdD JO u3 W l:JC) uuoIl"u .,.{unw '!~~d~. 11 'punqSqJUP ...tatn B·Il I matH Q-llA\. ~u~o.{ autl .. pUll ag 'JJ~ 1'8 paJ1Jad 'ij.<U lU aWOll ii.J3PU :ra,.( S .13Sre}! at.{l -de U.lallOzual{OII lQ .....t:.rB'nJQ3J1 UO lUO"] "Jo\l"o aaJql qU. :gpualJl luanao ~;e ~fattcrn. COMPELS-~--~ VACCINATION. ~ PR strongly supported by the H eaIth Commissioner IS !:i)ie erlldjr idjrint tuicber bun Ineuem uln of Buffalo. VISIONS 1 fidj III S~AL L POX CASfS. grrifel1 . Theory as to How the Distlase STRINGENT ljiinf irifrIJe \i'iiUr lunrll en en tlledt. Spread to the Carroll Street District- Stamping it Out, SJ3hUO:> luau ba.lJ _Yo ~UI"oaq pu" SU?1~;0 allJl"o.\ ,q: uo TEN DAYS IN PRISON OR A FINE qa~) aUOP slt[;L WI~ OF $00 IS THE ,MINIMD1I1 PUN,5i)ie @;anitiits~camten linDen geffern all.JS pJ'CO 'J .f aAlll{ 0) P I bter unb am m1 It",·< ' Ol palua.oJd JapuaE! h oJal"IS SltT S I-IIllENT, ;ml ,vou) etnen frirdj~n ttern -)ISO oouo 'I" at[ 'wIll JQ} wo to p"OJq~ Alth h !8I? fall in ber (§;tabl enlb CcIt e1' n on an U."I2/ putT '.,WIl .lll jO ll ',(UlltUJ.{) b'll Oug the compulsory Yaccinatlon ~Wl)cn, bafi bie@;el!if),ellJiehe t ' b o n 03;\ 0 Ullt{ ~}llnbal qJll[t.\ 'Ja uatT 1. orIginated in Ne.w York. it is of me Ii ' 11 1.,UI 3A'Suap:a .utT all,>' P 'h~ especial Interest to the Buffalo public "' ~m ausAe ron)en if!. tT ~! Sl~;~, PJ.. .oupd aql ua ·\l.lIU aq In view of the reign of smallpox that _er am WCirirooQ) gefllnbene mTnt-u~H aOUIJd '{q .{\!"ullIS P.'IO~~~ ',lI~ as prevailed here since last spring, ternlranfe l)eifll ~oI)lt - mutuluslfi 1 JO llo\lou\lsIP .tTl s,{oru.;aP '" lU'Bld I:';calt1 Commissioner Greene is strong- Itlonnte 111 'J1c. (;38 r\·'·"')~,nge ""It 'lUIOC[ .{UOlS ., :y In fayor of it a.nd during the last '6 f ~ e U. u '0 tTI '6W .,,{u13 cI tOO ;J 1".1S ll~s~~~.~ fve:k has been most active in working a er et t" gefiern IlJUtbe er nan, OWW -'IOU,! atIl pallsI" all·Ja~ .1Iqj\l. ua,UI Ul ~OI its passage. He has written to Q~arantane~.\)og~i!a! gefcf1afH unb allJ131 .laqlo pu.. slU1l ld ~~~~;J alll JO 'ach of Buffalo's legislators, urging ba~ ,.\)au~ quatantanirt. ' a.n JOJ s.Ulllua sull ,\\,)!I ,llUq",lalljJ1 hem to support the measure and has ,5i)te biet OI1(,eten meaHem'ran'en s.Ial{'HUl 'AulJdtUOO aUJqJ:~a!3UUllur t'E.la I'rltten..to health commissioners of f b m t m L .I. -all aull"'", u'! ao aql j ,{ moo SIll, ,ther CItIes In the state. with a view of In: 1,e et -:;,antin bon 'J1c, 189 Qnm~ 0arh I -uall atTl SI aIr '.AlI lU SI ~~ UI .,m 1"'Ingin g about concerted movement on 3 @Oft., ,sofep!,; ,Itlaluiier t (' )j ~IG. tIl awoq SII{ '''''PJ·1 S.'' OI~OJ UIlaqll~ ,he part of beads of health departments 96 @Oltleet ~!be., O:~lio !!1alucfi bOlt 'UlwsnJd JO ,,(luaH a;)U1.I"d s s dn a.1.u.!3 1 behalf of the btll. 920 396@3l-nt O ZU{.lrlllOJ:li .tll uo Woo,la~ ~ u!~ jjoPY The Ilrovlslons of the blll, summariz-' ,vee < be" unb (Harence Oll'" UJlIll .111 S13 patUUJ J p " d, are as fOllOW)" Each cily and town !R~fenli,erAet bon !no, 392 @Olueei ~[be. 'iI!;LY;LS ust provide ntaterlals and facUitles 5i)le .paUrer Hef)ln in bern 5i)iftri!t Ino II S lIaaNag 'lIJ~ r vaccination free of charge for Its borf)er bie mlott,ern ,oraffitt f,ntle SIH;L NI ,tn~O' .L habitants, and it Is the duty of the fd)lieliric!j 0 I' 'I n, O;L ;LI ;LII{Hl01I\I SlIO'!IVS :i!(i!lIH oard of health to vaccinate or revae- re (!J f 0 ~~ ,DIe _ber tf)rol~n~en llJa~ I , n a t e any or all Inhabitants of Its city 11, e,un 'let~S - (l;ommlffar 5i)r, DOG HSJ)IVH 'MO-I DNOl town, whenel' er the board deems <!:lteene ~tlnmt tI1befl 011, bali bie ~at public health und safety require I.~ranr~elt bon ben polnifdjen tfamilie . Any person who refuses or resists berqeilnIi"'1 ro ' b 'I b. n 11 ·vlssnJd )0 (Cwa H !lcclnation when required by the board ,ul tr, llJet tef eloen fief) ten dl WOJJ' pUn!{SlpVa aUlJ r Its o~cers to be vacctnated, will be me,tf bor be~ Quarantane fiird)~ Ii " IOPV eld gUIlty of a misdemeanor and shall I en, lule ber erfte tn bet @Olabl aufgehJ t1 svtU pJVtltali S,J. puaU J - stIbject to a fine of not less than $50 ftelene mfatternfall iauftrirt -, t _ ~ "ls l lila'1 more than $100, or to imprisonment @Oanitatsat't 5i)r III ! ~ 0 t .. hi 'a~'" 10S\"cr" from ten to 30 days, or both fine and 1'''' .. ," ' , a r '1 nam~ t~ Vuon'1luJO~"A ,(aaaa.lQ'rlsonment. More than that, "such lUI nadjtragTtef) ermttteTt. bali tfrant ,~ Ul ",ou It\ll I .&.\guo~'S Sl 'Od Of or Imprisonment shat! not stand in Sl;na5~at, ber @;of)n bes \llolen ~of)n t1.. mn 0 ;'1.\.llO ~0~"1;\1 UI s,u:~~,JOda;/ of vaccination or quarantine," says stlta5~af, ber in !no. 592 lIarroII @Otr ! to _nIO ,.snotnSa , asaJd ,V bill, eine !illirt"'fcf) ft ~ t ·~t . nd ·JCl ,,, aJaq, ,u ~ctlon 5 of the bill reads: 'ft b b.'1 al ue retu, e5 geluefen ~noq" • _ ~.",s""Sent t o ' t , ex te mlattern roieb b 0 'I I 1lle health department Fifth-No teacher, princIpal, dean or prell· 'f.. t C\'\ ~ er er ret t . 'dont or n.ny school, seminary, college 0" "a. ...,er 00 un g e oefudjte in bem 3u~ Dr. ara ordered the woman I emov~ umversfty shaH admit any person as a pupil ffanbe f0 at- f· , !n ed to the quarantine hospital, or student therein, except upon presentation "'" g eme 111 o. 86 Batf)ro~ Mrs, Robinson Is a boarding-house 01 a registered physician's certificate that -otr. ,llJof)nqaf le <!:lroflmuttet, aTj o ge~ keeper, During the time of her illness saId applicant ha. been successrully vaccl- Irabe m bem lIentrnm be5 mlalt a number of steel-plant employees Dated within five yNU'S, or that he bas twice SDiftrift~ @3' rt:lt e:n~ boarded at her house, Since the woman vacrlnated snlJ applJc.ant wIthout succesa and "f -, eme., ern qatten feme was remodved to the quarantine hos- that there exlsts vacemal Insusceptibility, nor UQnung baben, bali er bie sttanf"'eit shall nny" unvnccinnted teacher, prinCipal, Qaite b f' 'I pita1 those boarders, it is said, have al:'an or president be employed in any such ' )rteuen en an elnem storper not been included in the quarantine and ~chool. serulnary, ('ollege or university. Any ausAefrefenen SUusfcf)'Log biefme-r;r .... I have been allowed to come and go at person violating any or Ute provisIons or ner@:rtaltunn,u""'lmlt'leltf will. They. however. were not permit- I paragraph five 'Shall be guilty ot a mlsde-.$.. . :1 o· ..vte :lJLU er toe ::: ted to go back to work at the steel meanor and upon convIctIon, ehall be subject ule In !illef! @Ocneca eine <!:lrocert) oe~ plant, i~oo~ fine 01 Dot less t~an $50 nor more than freiD!, f c!jidle if)n f ogat mit 6efteIIten .".1> PTHI UoW O.I\) PUll .,q '] he offiCials John Knnscznk, who keeps n saloon. Young I{nas('znk, It Is sold. was tn the hnblt ot going Crom one place to anothpf 'rery frequently. nnd It Is bt'lIcYE'd that be corrled the lufectIon to the Carroll strE'et d istrict. Hp Wllij III several dura w ith the dlsease beton' be W:J,S <Uscovcl'ed by t he h('nlth nuthorlth'R, and It Is tellred t h at n large number of llersons Wllre exposed , ~e"E>rul new cases hn 'f"e been dlscovt'rc(\ In -r thE' CnlToll street district, and it Is un der· fin I Four new cases of the disease were menever the board of health deems !illaaren in bie @Olabl unb fiefl bon if)m it necessary and so directs, the heads au~ a;ngt05~.\)Qllfern !illaaren h690~ which had been infected through the of almshouses, state reform schools, in- f;n. Um ben, ~u5rdjlag au berqeim~ presence of former pmalIPox patients dustrlal scllools, hospitals, prisons and hef)en, eegte ble WCut!et betn ""ungen a d i th dl trl t I all other institution" supported or ald- U [If I" " n are n e s c n whIch the ed by the state, must vaccinate the Inm ) age aUf, vis jdJliefiTidj "Iemanb disease has been present durIng the b S 'I b "'" " . " winter, The names of the patients and mates of those places. No ofilcer of a merL e un -oamtat!l<91r3t 5i)t. the numbers at the infected houses are the National Guard shall enllst any IIfad babOn erfuf}r, @:r &ega6 fidj as follow.: Peter Rankin, No. 199 Lom- man who bas not been successfully vac- bann nad) bet <!:lrocer~ bon Sl'nas ai's bard street; Joseph Klaweter, No. 396 clnated within five years of the time of WCuHer Qinaus u b f b b '" a Sweet avenue· Cella Valucki No 396 enllstment, unless the applIcant for b t ' " n an en ~ungen ten Sweet avenue; Clarence ROS~';be~ger, membership produces a certilicatp from or t~l qnd!f <!:lrabe an ben ~lllat, No, 392 Sweet avenue. a physician that he ?as twice vaccinat- tern Tetbenb tm !Bette liegen . @:r ItlUr~ The appearance of those new cases ed the applIcant WIthout success and be nun unbet~iigliclj nod) born Q Is evidence of the fact that smallpox that the applIcant Is not susceptible to tantane~c:.o!l"ita( ef"'affl ' b uahas not yet been stamped out in the vaccination. Any officer who disobeys ".! ~ ,g, UI un bas Polisb sectton of the eighth precinct. It that provision shall be guilty of a mis- ganae .\)auil fumlgut. was there that the disease first made demeanor and punlshable by a fine otr --~__ its appea.rance. late last fall, and it from $50 to $100, A, similar penalty lsi was there that it has been epidemic provided fO.I" VIOlation of a provision dur1ng the winter. The health author,i- that no prIvate corporation or other \Wle ble !8IBttetn tlerbteitet werben, @;an ittiis ~ 5i)epa rfmml gla tlot ties have no doubt that other cases private employer of ten or more perwhich recently ha.ve been discovered sons shall ]1ave in his employ anyone l~tau~gefunb~n au qa,!J~lt, ro ie bi; !Bla~­ elsewhere, are traceable to infection who has not a certificate showing that ! n n\l~ bem \llo:'en~jlJt.et tel In £:i1k!B uT~ carried from that section of the city. he was vaccinated within five years or As a result, quarantine regulations ar that hvo vaccinations were made, but fa 0 nad) ~arrorr @Ot r. 'l)er[cf)leppt 'rootto be made more stringent than eve~ 1 didn't take; and :for violation of a pro- ben [inn. tyran t ~nac3at ein @)oqn bon to prevent a. recurrence of the recent vIsion forbidding heads of pollce and ~al)n Stn<1C3al, ber in !no. 592 ~a:roll epidemic In the eIghth precinct, ' fire departments and of any pubUc of@Otr , neoen (iner !illiriq[diaft aucf].(t~en Health Commissioner Greene yester- fleer to employ persons wIthout such <!:lrocer~ unb 'lJ1~~getlaben '6eiretot , day reached an agreement with the certificate, health officials of the town of West Commissioner Greene considers l!Iec- pflegi f)aujig feine in !no, 86 Bat'ljrop Seneca whereby this cIty will under- tiOD 5. providIng for compulsory vac- @Olr. rool)nenbe <!:lrnBmu:ier 3u 6e[ud;en. take t o care for smallpox patients clnaUon in both public and private ~t rollrbe bood ange[t(ctt unb roar m e9< which are sent from that.place to BUf- schools. the Inost important feature of falo. Young Knasczak, who lives in the bill Under the present law health rere :rage in bem, Baben [eines !Bail!~, West Seneca, Yesterday was removed departments can compel vaccination in ef/e et nod) !illeft~@Oenec? ,ge[o.nbt llJurbe, to the quarantine hospital here and the public schools, but not in the prl- 5i)ie mei ften ber tfamtl ten 1m ~'llrro,a West Seneca will bear the expe~se Of vate and parochial schools. The paroch- @Otr. 5i)ifl r i!l, oei be nen bi e ~tanlqe t! his transportatlpn, attendance and care. lal schools have large attendance, U Should any more cases be discovered Speaking of the law in general, Dr. ~,usgeotocf)~n if! , pflegten ~i stn ac3,a ! 3 In West Seneca. the same method of Greene said yesterday: l aufen . .' procedure wit! be followed, The health "If It is a,dopted and enforced, It will ,;jm \lleftfjaufe &efinben gegmroar , department here has no jurisdiction I mean a total eradication of smallpox over smallpox patients outSide of the lIn thIs state wIthIn a, generation or !ig 40 !Blattern<\llalienten . CI!Y limits and the agreement with the two, In my judgment, ft is one of the \\ est Seneca Officials Was necessar t best health laws ever proposed. It make the quarantine more effectlv Y 0 practically requires that every child in Health CommIssIoner Greene ye:; the state shall be vaccinated when he SUCOESSOR T O DR, FISHER, \ day 18Suea a statemen,t In which he S!~d Is old ~u gh to attend school," the sa' mOJdIPO " epidemic had not been _,....,., Health CommIssioner - ~er en d e an th at there was just Gto""" yeslera~\'!SI~".r: R, ' neel1 as ever or havln as much "I Ro7>t of No, 40 Kittner. Street as a the cltv become I g every person In Health Officer Gr eene again urges dtstrict physiclan to succeed the late lion. No one par;n~u~e b~ vaccina_ v accLpq t!o s tby only way to be sure Dr E A Fisher, The latter 't\'as a. especially affected one cn.~ecbltYI now is lot not contl"acttng small-pox. It Is homeo'pathtc h docltor, eoSp~thPcr'to G~~~ k' e ng from t t d named anot er tOm B laclt Ro , r, another trom thp st certainly acting the par 0 pru ence cee.Q. to his position. p, tant, ~everal from Carr t)ll stre~t e~ ~o be on the safe side. The recent ~dISot~:;,~q [~oml Et"st Buffalo, . an covery of eight cases of this disease e as not hal! of last Greene said, ono c mon th, Dr. on the East Side ...;;ilh ows t h a t It Is n stood that lUost ot the famllies In wh ich the diaease hns broken out were (l('('us t om. cd to do their mal'ketlng fit the K naRczak store. The health nuthorltles also t(.'nrned yester. day thnt Mrs. FrAnk RObinson, w bo keeps a bOll r dlng h.ouse on the Hnmburg turnp tk€", was suffering trom smallpox, nnd she W fi S removed to lbe quarantine hosp lta1. :EhGJ1!l CommissIoner n ils Itlsu ed or ders --nJZ us e; cd more strict entorce-' ment ot the qnarantlne regulations t ban has preynHed heretofore, nnd the vnccinati ng crusade w 1ll b(! renen'C"d. Thp officials sny that SQme o r the CRR('S r£'ct'ntly r eportp(] are of a muc l1 m ore vlru· Ipnt f"hnrll."ter than 'W pre most or- t h e raRe'S In the Plll":t aide Polish district. PhotograOhf'rH ~-er e H('llt out from the d e pa r t· ment of h e-flltb roclo~~ to phot o ~'l'nph I)OlUP of the vntleuts. T h p to) lowlng' new cases han" beron r E>p('lrted to tbf' clppnrttnent: r'll.sl ml r ",'lltkowskl , 1j:.!8 Ex(' k ';:.~8'~ st r eet; l 'eter ROlls kl. 111:') Lombu rc1 8treet; Joseph Klowetf"I", :~!I 0 Sn'PE't 11"pnue; Clal'cnce ROSt'llU<:l'gi'l'. ;;U::; Sweet nT'ellUe. en ==-- rlf '''' I ootTOR S DIFFER ON VACCINATION BILL i R, L lry ~:~g~~~d T~e~h!e~:a~~~c::e~:r~~c~o~::~ '1Jas M 3.' I ';':'0 '\Ya" brought to the of Smallpox publlc heallh om . a entlon of t he month, almost l\l~:~~ Bu t so fa r thl R . '. cases have been et stamped out. - ---- grocery d i strict, r ~ I nud butcher shop at 50~ Carroll street, tbnt his mother conducts n e:nloon and .R:ro~f'n' store 011 thE" Ridge rond nt ',~t Seuecil. nll~l tbnt his grnndmother resides ut 8G Llttllrop street, In till.! ,"ery henrt {'It the old Infected I I ot the henlth department be· He'\'"'! tha.t they lln\"c ascertalnod how the smallpox Infection spread :from the t>fir.t side POlish district to the smn.11 Polish colOD,r tn the 2d prccl nct, on Carroll tltrcet. They hnyc lellr1W!d that Fronk Knn~cznk who \V8S taken to tIle quarantlue hospi tal ycster(1ny from \Vest SenecR. Is tt son of ltllb \'n;; t ~ Betwee n th e Sta te Med,cal So- ciety an d th e S t at e Medica l Associa ti on , I Alu:Ui)', :U l1l'l:h 4. -T be compuhW1Y VBCctU· 11lion bill w h lcb ll;t.ssed til(' Sena te wit h uo OPPOSition ;llld is now 1n rhe A Sl::C'u1bly. ha<IJ fouuel ~lHlc1('u OP[.los irion. an ci l o·day nt', Lf'wis. ~tlltP Health C(lmmission N' , told tht< Gov-ernor the b ill WilS too f31'- rearblll.g and :-;llould not he.> pa~$f1d. Dr. A, G, Root. whu Y(""\f".::.("nts th(' :\ew Lork :-;tate ){~d i~ ill ~o('tptr. tolc1 the GO\'(,J'no l~ it wa.s an Ull WI!'e n\p:l~IlI'f' . rrh~ (:on"r1101' IN\1'I\P(l til tet" thal t he ob· .l(>('lioll to tbe bill had r.: llclden ly b('("11 dltlt- ('!)\'f'l'NI when the Stlltt:' ~I cdi('l\ l ~ o(' i et y lJl:"l(.'o\"!'rptl t!Jllt rilE" bill W;1S be ing urged h,t' till' :'\(>w Y'1\'I~ Stute :H €'d i ('Jl l Assof'latI01I. ~"IHl tOI' llC(';lhe, wbo iutl'oducC' d th e bill i~ a physician. sa id to·d ay: "Till' on po:iiH Ion Is 111I1'el.,- a piece of prQ.. ! fp<,,;slono l ~pl t t"." nurl who I URGES VACCIN ATIO N. D r . GreeD ~.ty. It'. the Only Way t o tfe Sure of Not Contract.. ing Disease. The health officials are deplori ng t h e fact t h at 'Vaccination throug hou t thp cit.y bas prac'Ucally ceased. Bet'nUtiC smallpox is not prevalent to a n epidemIc extent the majorIty of the peop le of Buffalo think there is no su<:h dis ease in the city. The fact. is. new ('ases a.re being reported every d ay from widely scattered sel'Uons or t he city. though to no alarming exten t.. Whenever a case becomes known to th e Health Department t he hou !;e Is promptly quarantined and t'he patient removed to th e Qual'antine HOl'\pital. In nearly every instance these f..';lses a.re persons who haye never been cinated or wHO have not been inocu lated with the virus within 15 or 20 years. "Act'ording to the present ouUook, it seem~ as though we were going to havf> smallpox in this city for several months," .. said Health f'ommi:, .'1ioner Greene. "Of course, J do not expen any increase in t h e numbel· of ('a:-:,·o..;. but when t he summer month~ ure h~Te no one can de ny t he Iial)ility of an ontbreak, The on ly way to prc,'enl the disease from !'I.tuy ing with us into the summer is for €,veryone to be ,-;J('cln ... aledo T he disease is s til i here nnd the !'I.ooner the people r eaHze this un<J get y ucti nllted. the mo re q uickly the !'ma ll- ,'.1('- pox wili be s t ampe d out." I 1 �SPREAD OF SMALLPOX. NEW TW'O SCORE PATm~TS I~ QUARA.VT1KE HOSPITAL-VACCINA_ TIOX t:RGED. Dr. Edward Clark. assistant health c:omm1ss1oner, flaid last night that he belIe,"ed be had diScovered J10W smaJJ pOX had been carried .1"rorn the iDfected district in the PoUsh se<'tion ot the eigbth precInct to the small Polish colQnyon Carroll street in the second pre4 cinct. The flrst suspected case ot smallpox In the Carroll street regJon was Ow. t aC Frank :Kna.sczak, WllOEl'e father, John ,Kn&sczak. CODducts a saloon. grocery a.nd butcher shop at No. 592 Can"oll strt:!et. Young KnasczaJ<.'s grandmother Ih'es at No. 8G Lathrop street, which 'js in tbfl hea.rt oC the district . tbe recent sma.llpox epldenlfc was. Young Knasczak YisJted his gra.ndmother frequently, A 1reek ago Wed- nesday the boy was taJ,;:en ill, HIs parthougth he was sufferIng [rom a severe cold. Later. however. it was diSCo,'ered that chlldren livJng in thd 'were sufferJng from smaUl1 0x and cnildren from three ftlmwere quarantined and removed to tbe quarantIne hospltaJ. 0 .0 Monday morning neighbors to the K" os,c",',," saw the boy enter a wagon been drawn up In front of The boy's hands "ere covw ith bandages. Jt Is sa.~d. and his was bidden from vle-w..Mrs. I{nas- t he boy's motheZ', conductR a store and saloon on the Ridge fact ::tie :tlr attern. had been taken 1 to West Seneca.. A r umor s pread that the boy had been suffering from sOlal1 - pox. for several days and that he was !'pirlted away to prevent the store being quarantined by the health authorltips. Dr. Clark of the health department got wind of the rumor and he went at once to the Knasczak store on Ca.rroll street. He was told that Frank Knasczak bad been suffering from a se- Bill strpngly supported b'y the ~ ie e:elt~t fdjri llt llIiebcr bUll I1lcllrln H edUh Commissioner IS {, It lll fi ~ of Buffalo. PR~>VISIONS lit nreiftll. STRINGENT 3'i1nf frifdJ e lfiiUe hllIr~ en S~ALLPOX L: tn tb elft. CASfS, ' "'-\) Theor! as to flow the Di~ase Spread to the Carroll Street District-Stamping it Out, vere cold and had gone to his mother's TEN DAYS IN PRISON OR A FINE . SDie €ianiliitslieamlen qaben geflern store at West Seneca. OF $50 IS THE MINIM"GM PUN- bIer u b mVlt..r..· f 'f..r.. Dr. Clark ordered a sign placed upon ISHlIIE~.''T. n am)J( t mOul etmn n uJm the store as a meas ure of p r e c a u t i o n . ' " Q3tatternfall in bet (biabt entbedt fin 'lbe offic"ials of the department ber.l ,..r., th3t Infcction they hA,\"esprcad ascertallled how east the He also had the place fumigated and a Although the compulsory vaccination ,)eiUJcn, bau bie €ieuclj'z roieoer , bon lIevc smail pox frolll the police guard stationed over it. He then bill originated In Ne.w York, it is of lJIeuem crllsqeorod)en if!. side Polish district to the smail Pollsh col. made a trIp to West Seneca and con- especial Interest to the Buffalo publiC;)) 1l'Yl' 't .Y: r b <n on, In the 2d precinct, on Carroll street. ferred with the health authO)riti.es there. In view of the reign of smallpox that er alii luOu) gCllin ene The.• ha,-e Ienrood that Frank Kna.czak, The resuit was that Dr. Ehiinger, tbe has prevailed here sillce last spring. lernfranfe !>eiflt ~of)n mUl1l10Sfi IInb who was taken to tbe quarantine hospita l 'West Seneca health commissioner, and Health CommiSSioner Greene is strong- roofjnfc_ in (;38 (S:,.,.f.,nnge €i!r., ,esterna" from West Seneca, Is u son of Dr. Clark paid a vlsit to the Knasezak Jy in favor of it and during the last aber eq! luurbe ¢v./ er nadl )'cm nnd shopwho at l~ec:ps Cnrroll street. that Johnbutcher KnRsrzllk. u snioon, grocery store on the Ridge road. They fou.nd week has been most active in working gcfcf,'af ! unb his mother conducts II FRloon and h~nltb .olal~ ",tt ~Ic. young Knasczak and made a thorough for its passage. eXR.mination. Dr. Clark said the examination showed beyond a doubt that the ~'oung man was .. Vlctim of smalipox. The West Seneca store then was placed under quarantine and closed for the time being. Later Investigations by Dr. Clark showed that children of the famlUes who had baa cases of smalipox were In the habit of gOing to the Knasczak store on C8.lToli street. The Lempke. l\lihaiskl and Hassel! families all got their Supplies at the Knasczak store, it l is He has written to each of Buffalo's legislators, urging them to support the measure and has written to health commissioners of other cities In the state, with a view of bringing about concerted movement on the part of heads of health departments in behalf of the bIll. 'I.·he provisions of the bill, summarlzed, are as follow,s: Each city and town must provide materials amI facilitieS for ,"accination rree of charge for its inhabitants, and it !s the duty of the board of health to vaCCinate Or revac- ~1efiern Duarantiine~.\)os~itar b Mrs. Frank RobInson, who lives on the Hamburg turnpike, was discovered to have smaUpox on Wednesday afternoon . The phYSician n·ho " mad e th e d'IScovery Is Dr. O'Hara, Who Was sent to Investigate by the health department Dr. O'Hara ordered the woman ed to the quarantine hospital. 1111'S. RObinson is a boarding-house keeper. DurJng the time of I'er lilness a number of steel-plant emplo".es ' b ddt h h J oar e a er ouse. Since the WOman was remodved to the quarantine hospital those boarders, It is said. haye not been inciuded in the qUarantille and have been allowed to come and go at will. They, however, were not permit-' ted to go back to work at the steei plant. remov~ Four new cases of the diseas ' I'<'ported to the health auth it! e "ere yes terday. The;· were discovere':ln e:o 'l\"'hlch had been Infected th uses presence of former ~mall rOugh the ana are in the district 1~C>x ~~~ients disease has been present winter. The names of th t g the numbers of the infec~e~a~ ents and as (oliow", Peter Rankin N ~~~e~ are bard street· Joseph Kl omSweet ave';ue; Celia No. 396 Sweet avenue' Ciaren ' No. 3~6 No. 392 Sweet'avenue. ce Rosenberger, appearance o! tho se new cases is The eVidence of d:ri~ ~~: ,t v:7:c~' that public health and safety require it. Any person who refnses or resists vaCCination when required by the board or its Officers to be va.dnated, wlll be held guilty of a mJsdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine of not less than $50 nOr more than $100, or to Imprisonment f store ou the Ridge roud nt all ,f.laus quoranlanirt. SDie bier anberen lBlottern!ran!cn finb: ll"\eter !Ranfin ~on 'JIo. 198 Bntr.: barb €itr., ,Glatot't'". tOI".' ,) .." , .' L_ 396 €ilved illafllct[ bOll nO. 396 "" oroee t n( < unb a:lorence m . !Rofenoerger bon lJIo. 392 elued 2ibe. SD' £ .. f [I'" . b ' Ie oau er tn em SDlflritt, roo bOr()er bie !Slattern graffir! !)atten, aber lnie berfd)luunben ren. OJefunM-ettiJ" (t"ommi!Ta"r "'r. ~ol"ehf, ~1be" fcf)liefiri~ oe., \;!:. inbe"1:) an, ba"0 health nutborltlf."s. and it Is teaced thn t a inrge number of I,el'sons were exposerl. IDa~ Se .. ernl new cas•• bn,'. been dlscoTcrod In th. Carroll street district. nnd it Is un rl er. stood tbat most of the famille. In wh Ich JU ed to do their marketing at the Kn.sezak. the disense bns broken out bie W(ll'e nC'l'u~tom- ,Ihanr~eit bon ben pofnifdJen uamilien st~~e~ health authorlUe. nlso lenrned ycster. berr)eimHd)t ltJirb, roeil biefeloen fid) day thot Mrs. Frnnk Robinson, who keeps am meiften bor ber Qllaraniane ftird')~ a bonrdlng house on the Hnmburg turn pike, f . snfferln'g from smallpox. and she w•• aufge~ en, mle ber erfte in ber €ilabl Ire!ene !SlatternfalI ilIuflrirt. €ionitatflap! SDr. "at • ') for from ten to 30 days, or both fine and lid) ncrcf)traglidj ermittert, bafi uran! imprisonment. More than that, "such finas>crf ber ""'o"n b ' m I """ fine or Imprisonment shail not stand In"' 0, 0 '1 e. "pO en .;so.}n !leu at vaccination or quarantine," says ber in lJIo. 592 €ilr . the bill. eine lffiirlf)[cIjaft betreiol, eil geroefen' Section 5 of the bili reads: 'fl b b' ro!!1 ..,' b <'1 I 1 . et Ie:o a ern lute er ber.utft e Fltth-!'lo deancollege or preal· y:, t. SD er .;sunge 0,. t) ef..r..! . bem r.> dent of anyteacber, school,prJnclpal, oemiDary, or lJa lIUJ e In university sball admit ony person as a pupil ftanbe feine in lJIo. 86 Ealqrop or student thoreln, except upon presentation €itr. OJrolimutter, alfo of D registered pbyslclan's conlflcat. that 'I 'J sold applicant blUl been succeaslully vaccl- rabe in bem bell nated within flve yenrs. or t1la t h e h lIB t W Ice ""fl ",I n l 5. oetne "" crn a II en !eme ' vnc('lnated salJ. applicant without success and nr~ "1 ~ ",,"' b Itll that there exists vnccinal InsuscepUbllity, nor < l}nulIA "abon, aU er bie .ll'rant!)eit, shall nov unvacclnn<ed teacber, principal, ljatte, [cf)riebell ben an feinem stiirper or prealdeDt be emV1oye.d In nny such \If f..r..' . I ,., . .,'!tool, .erulnary, college or unITe!'slty. An7 ausAetrelenen «us UJ,og bie me'lr el~ I person ,lolaUng any of tbe proviSions or ntr au. SDie' mutter, pnr,lgraph fivo ,bnll be guilty of a. mlsdo- cfJe in Iffief! €ieneca eine be, meanor uponless conviction. be SUbthJect f..r..l·cfle l'''n fogar ml't <'effelIfen to a fineand ot not thaD ;:.0 sball Dor more an u u,J 'I L ~Iarf .Ilnas~al, vU~ ~entrl!m ~rrCirtunA tret·~t, nam~ ~arrolI fo~iittoo"n~afle d~an ~ro""r." "-p~t SCl1.ecn. nnd that his grandmother resides lit 8G Loth rop strcot, In tho Yory beart of the old Infected district. Young Knnsc.nk. it Is said. was In t he bablt of going trom one plnce to nuother Yery frequently, nnd it is lJelle"ed that he district. lie Infection wns III .eYeral )" wIth the cRn-I(,>u the to the Oil CArroll streoet dlsea.e bero r. he ,,'as discovered by the ~_lC. (f~li([ e~en c:!' fd and i ea h f th f t f it it U'J -"-, n one cone 0 OSe cinate anywhenever or all Inhabitan s 0 s c y OJreene nimml ilies there was or more casesamof or town, the board deems smailpbx. A new case ot smallpox was repc>rted In the new Infected distrICt on Wednesday. The vlctim is John Mutuwski, Who lives at No. 638 Exchange street. The health department received a report of the case yesterday afternoon and the house immediately nas ti the police. ..' quaran ned by 50~ I I ~rnoherN I !slattern~ ge~ Ii W8S removed to the qunrlUltlno hospltn !. IIwil.tll Commissioner G l!F"has Issued orders '!Ii ltD ( Inore strlet enfn rce. mcnt of the quarantine reA'uJntions tban hn. prevnlleel heretofore. nud the vacclnot. lug crusnde wI!! be renewed. Thp otllelnls "")" Ibat .nnl< of Ih. cnftes ",Cfntl, report ..l nre of a much more " Iru. lent <hara"ter thnn WPre most or the ,'uses in the •• ,"t side Polish dlstrlC't. Pho ton were 8{"nt out from the rlepartmE"nt bE'nlth•. lodll.V to photozrnpb sOlne or theofpntlcnt The fuJlowlng new casp. harp hpen rp. ported to th. dpp.rUnont: "n,lmlr Wilkowskl, Exc' :"',," street; 1'ote.. Rouski. 11no Lombard 811'Ppt: .Tosepb Klnwalp.". alln SWE"E't ftl"enue. 8ypnne: Cla1'ence RosrDb(>rg{'I'. ;;OZ Sweet @rocer~ roel~ $100. Iffiaaren in ble €ilab! unb lieu bOil iJjm Wl,ene,·er the board Of health deems aus (l;nflros~,l)auiern Iffiaaren aDqo~ it necessary and so directs, the heads len. Um ben 2!uilfdJfag au of almshouses. state reform schoels. Indnstriai schools, hospitals, prisons and licf)en, legle bie mutter bem ~ulIgen ali other institutions suppol·ted or ald- llmfd)ICige aUf, his icfJIieulidj ~emanb ed by the state, must vaccinate the In- bas merlle unb SDr. mates or tbose places. No officer ot frl f b f 'h rc G.. '" the National Guard shrul enlist any"" ar abon er u~r. ""r VegaL' lu) man "'ho has not been successfully vac- bann nodi ber GJroceIl) bOlt .ll'nQSi!oI's cinated within five years of the time of mutter lJinaufl uno fanb ben ~ungen enlistment, uniesB the applicant for bor! im fJiiclj[len OJrabe an ben membership produces a certlOcatp1'rom ' b ' ro f f' a PhYSi~ian that he has twice vacclnat- tern ler enb 1m 'Oe Ie tegen. ~r luur~ ed the applicant without snccess and b ber!)eim~ €ianitiit~~VXri!1 fi'" :alal~ G~8 ot1tTOR S DIFFER ON VACCINATION BILL R.talry Between the State Med .cal Society and the State Me d ical Associati on. �uu ~~ :lSiitUU li1H WO.! ~w'B4a 1 .'-1"P·1Il 8 luot 'WUOOlt'B 00'5$ UOI -Jiit -ap ..... SECURING PHOTOG '.JvaA 'V 1[Jva 51 l.$ .JOj sdwv7 a.Jow.JO 0051 -'Z s.JajjO I. vdwoJ :J1.JpaJ'3 Dr, Wheelu' Will SDap the era on Smallpox: Patients . Dr ,,'heeir-l', an as~iHlant in the Health fJepartmt'nt, wa~ ye~terday clE"lailrd by Dr. yr$" ~lO phOlog~~1 ph ~he 14, nff'~lle of the U£'alth Depa rlmtnt sm.lllpox ptitff.nv?fn the Quarantine y(,sle-nJay appointed Dr. R. M. floot of , Ho~pitaJ. He b('gan hl~ \\"~rk at on('€' No. 4.0 KrHtner Street a district fib). a.nd (>xl l o l 'tS to <.:omptE'le It \\ ithin ". (ew sielan to RUc,ct:{>d the late Dr. E. A. days. F' h 'fhe photograJJh~ will be rela.lnell In IS pr or Xo. 1038 Fillmore AYenu! th e deparlment aA a re{'ord o( the The law provides (or a l'ertaln nUmMr CR~~. gome of them ''\'111 be of V~l.st Qf dlF-lrlC't IJhy!;itlans. In addition to intereRl to the nledit..:al profession In- whk-h numbH there shall be two homt'. :umna'h ;l~ they will d~pkt f'-xlreme nnd opathle phYf:lcians for tho!le Who d,. I unu~ual' CU!-'U-8. Dr. Greene now ha~ 1n Pllre hom(ooPtlthic treatment. To lh~ hlR po!-'s('~ion e1ght Jlhotogr(lph~ of ('X-llattC"r dh-',lSiOn Dr. 1100t has been liltU-eme cases. taken during th~ prespnt pointed. l'J)idE'mll~. which at'*'! H('('ounted as bf"ing The appointment is only temporary \ among the b(>sl e\'~r taken. and pendmg the submission of an til. The task or takmg the pholographR gl41e H~t by the Chi1 tien"lre COnurll~ '\ lle not nE-('e~sal"ily dangerous to the ~ion. The ~Iary is $~OO a year. ~alth ot the t'amera operatm', never_ ~ theles!-l ent(l,l1~ a great amount of work. [. UOIl 'S;):l"I'1 llsodxd P~d.:r.8 dl{l JO r -c;-~-~':)mJ'B.8 .8U!-l( r MOUJI :rdAd S'Bl{ 0I'B:g:n~ 'lUdmp'Bddp AJdAt[ pUB s.8n([ 'SdPdd'BJO eln '. et{lJOM dS 3JOl IV alll aUl.w~xa 0l pal!S!A Alloa:>a ., edaa ~OP0I!'ilJ. .sa!pv'} JnO JO -aw' paJOAVJ lSOW S.UOS~;: N s.o\vnng U! 3JOJ3q JaAaO 'uau I,UO!l{SV,j aw~a lno AJJV:> AJlnJ; ;lOA. A\3N 'oopoo'} 'u!pag ·S!.Nd aq paAv\ds!p S! UOSV3S A\au V JO S 10!l{SVJ al{l lVl{A\ aas po~ aW0:l"OO!l~3J:> u.e fa('t~, N~wrp&~~~~ \l~i;;R(·ThE·mD,cal Health Commissioner. Six new ~a~e!\ ot fl-maU)')ox were reported to the pOIlce and the health au- thorlUes y('~t('rday. ot the Five In the district wblch was t e f:1:cene - OL. •. "" ""l01l11l1l1dlng "m,·pf "r the nnllonnl .hnll "1111 .. ,herein Oil)· perMn who norol shaH Hot hUH' 1IN'l1 NUI'I'('sRfl1l1y YQ.l·('!Ufttetl ,,1thlll n p,'rl",1 "r ftn' ),enr', Ox,·.pt "POll preMOllla,lolI of n <t'rtIHes,., .lgn.,1 hy n cf"gll'lterril phYl!lldnl1 Atalinli: thot hE' hAR twi'. \'OOClolll .. oI .nhl APpll .. nt without 1!Itl'('('C'ss. IIOrl thllt tbl'fj' ("xtijl~ ,-nc<'tuul In - l r. 8u,,·optl1>lII ~. :So p(>r~"II, ('o-llartIlPr!'lhll) nr {,orllorfttlOD (>1Q(llo)-ill~ ten or mor .... pcr~l;(!n~, shall hn\-e III bls nr thf"lr ('lUpIn,\" Ilny lwrlSon wllbnut 8 ('f'ctlnC'fltp nf n rE'glstf'rNl 1)11;\,,,1· \'1"11. tollflwln"'Ruf'I'('s~tul '-HI'('!uatlon within t\\'t' ,,·r:\rs., (If Ihat hI' hutl twit'l' '-nC'dnAlt'd ~tl" perK{ln \\lthout ~U·'('f'~~ nnd that tbl'rt' l-l:I ... h; _' R('dnRi hIMu!'t'f'l l t111illty II, :"\u lWlld fI' I1ny Iltlll('(' 01" !In' tit'llart nll'ut. tlf nn~' C'lI,\- III' tow II In thl~ stnlc, or IllIhl lfo uftkt'r 01" /lilY othrl' Il('r~on t>n. J:11%I'd In th,.. 1)1','(n1'11Inll(,I' IIr pllJJlI(' or runnlrlpnl work ,..h811 (,DlI'lo)" ther('ln fiDY per1'101'11 "t~1I shall noL hnYi' hN'U tilll'I'l"Ii,dully \'BI'('luntl'f\ within n \11'1'1011 nt I\t'r YPl1rfl, I'ut'!ll "pun p,·(tto>f'utntlnu of n l'f>rtitknte. 8tgnf"d l,,,. n rt'JI;I~It>rf' I phYfilrll\lI , ~tRflng thn! 1", hnl!' I Wl"f> nlt'dn;1I"II Mid lwr~l}n "Irt'lf,ut HIII'~t"'~ IITlII Ibllt tbl'rf" ('xt.o.Ui: "nt'rin'II IntiuMc'Plltlhlllty . ; 10. A ,-tt.lntlnu IIf IIn~- lIf tllf' rhr('p Ilrf'C'f 111'~ Ilnr'l~Ml.flh N 'l'hnll ('OIH,lItntl" n ml/ltl"ltlt'anor .... nd IIIUIIl t'fln,-lrtlon. 11111111'h8hl{l h}" n t\oc> or llnl 1(')lS: Ihftn ttfty nor mlll'e lhan ' III~ huudr('11 flnllnr . 1 t. AI L·... " or port!; ,or RI'IS Inl'nn~I"'tPut 1I1l)' ~hl!'o nrt aTf' hprf·ll\- Tf'lll"ftirrl. Ill't tillnll tnb.f! ('tren 1U11Ul'dlate. 1:.!. TblH Iy. "'Th o 1lI ..... t imJltlrtnnt pnr1!.j::rnllh ju thi~ hlH it;. I'l1l'uO:l'nllh :i. whil·tt IIJ'O\-iflt'c.; (nl' f tlmllu'~ory ,'uI'('inntiol1 in 811 s"'tnnll-; lin nla·t"I· whr-tht"l' tlw.,- 111"(' pllhti,'. prh-'lTtl or lun'oj'hlll,"" lin ill Dr. (,r\,pn e_ "ruder a1"~ :tuthul'i;.o;t',j to ('()lUf!I'1 the YR('c'inRlinn of pupils in pnh. ll,' K{'hnoh- nuly. RtHl han' no r.utb"ritT 0,"('1" 111-.,-nto I1l1d pliTodlial s('hool~. '1 h'p ftttf'ndnnl'l~ at 11l1rn(~hi111 ",collnol!'. is H'I'''' tnr,::" , 1I11d it is of tht' ntmn ... t imJ'l''H1::ltlt:p tbat th(' ~(I~1th IItlthnritie" he pt"r mitt,. II tl) 1U\'I.bt thnl parfwhial ",('bool pl1fll l511 "Ih..nlt Ul' l"nrdufttpcL 1t this law IN nrlo1'tf'fJ. Rno enfor("t~d it will UH'8D thp tntttl ~1'8dll'Htton {If smHlIpOs. in this I5lnt~ IIIfluie of It gf'nf'rntinn fir 1wo. In VI}" Judgment, it i one of thf'! hest hl'Olth ttu" 11n.',.:pnt It1w, \\"('1 Till ' nppnlnttllf'nts tJre ment ot Health oC this city are con- was NOT AT ALL FORMAL. ther, ts said to have the dlsea!'le in a virulent torm. The children have It In OLD GUARD'S PLEASA" 'T CELl'la milder torm. , BIRTHDAY ANThe sixth ('ase was that of Lamonta nRATW~ OF on. Ol.hel. nineteen years old. who lives :-1IYER¥RY. t)P'r'Itt("i,1 tf m'lI'e PUT!ltllf· hy Dr. t\reflle ~me t!. to thp rnr('p of IQ!I~r'if"J lb. I""'"r I,""ple nf rb. rlly, and th" til art f\8 In~pt·('tor~ In additl(lD to per(om~D.I Itbf!lr- mlllst tlutle'tI_ ~ , (!Jefunb~dt!! , crommitror"r 2)r. (!Jreene tntIbde baB er no em.' , [t . $30000",t. .' en!!. ' utQuu,e, um bls 'um m ~ , iOegtnn uei! neuen ~! iilcall·a~rei! in [fj, U ~ nem ~e~adement auslommen iU lon, nen. (hft am 3. lfebruar berlanAfe ~r. (6 . rtem bom tabtrat~ $12.500. lOt!, If)e er aulf) erl)ielt, unb jeB! brau~f ,n nodi einen !Ra,t.f,t.u~ bon bIOi!' ~"'" '"'1 '"'1 tl 1/ ·fIU.,. 000. ~ie 2!lberemen er!liirten ftd) hamill einberftanbm ba~ 'um G(nfauf bon , 0 a:.u , @>diulqrunbftiicfen $100,000 iUt !lIr': fiilTun lT ne[tern tnerben Ql I I bulance waR sent to ('onyey the patient!'l to the quarantine hospital and yestC'rda:r afternoon the house wa~ tit d died d oUc urn ga e an pac un er p e quarantine. John Sczmanskl. the fa- plan 111'-;0 for RrltlJn~ 'Without IUI'fPRllluc tbp (,1t,)f'n5e IIf tb& 4tpartmpnt nr h.. oltb. The appolnl ... '" 111 nUTK('tI who "pf'ud mOllt nf tbf>lr tlm~ t.:!nll --- had been running bero:e called to tho attention of the physicians. Caslmor "'Itkowskl. No. 6~8 Exchange Street. 33 year. old. sick five da y _;, Peter Ranskl. No. 188 Lombard Street, !!2 years old, sick four days; Joseph Klaweter. No. 396 Sweet Avenue. 3 Years, old. sick seVen davs, Clarence Rosenberge,·. No. 392 Sweet Avenue. 16 years old, sick thrpe weeks. Lemento P. O·Shel. 19 years old. 1I\"Ing at No. 17& !l1Yl'tle Avenue. was ex- I amined by a physiCian connected with the Health Department. this morning. and pronounced to be ill with small pox He had be~n sirk five day:-. He was taken to the pest hou!le ~hortly before noon. Hts case is one of the severe type. dlll~ mOi'ii'tngnnn""n"'~ ,b. nllpolnlmen' 01 Dflan , AlI("'e ~ll"rerll, AR'tlf'1 O'Dt.TI, flrnlJnttnn. While the authorltle. of the Depart. I ~ary Inspec~ors, Adf'lnhh' '·n!f'J!roHo nnf1 .",onle Damcr u 'anita,,· In'Pect0r" '0 ,prYe wltbout,..,. dIRCO\-e>red by Dr. Frank PItass. TIley ,lng new cases and the time the. dlseaQc IUtlu\.u-rSczmanskl . . _determined that the family had smallpox an am- Inh·ncll'II'.~ (11 ntiil-pr- of nil ornr-r IlPII()1 Irtl nr RIIII'(1 IIr 11ll' :;tntf', shnll nll thf' Il1l11nll',. l1u'rror to ue "ncr!IIRt~tt or re'YIII'dnatt'tl wbt'n In tbt' oplntou or tbl' IUI'AI tHuH,.1 or Iwalth vuhtlc ,"a!~ly tl('m8111l~ It. ('OllS(' 1M_ Ihp lhe late epidemic. The sixth case was fident that they have the small-p~x found in the ,,(,,('ond precinct in a nelgh- 8Ituatlon und.er control and that '10 borhood ",hel'e smallpox had been un- serious l'onsequences will result from known up to the pre~ent time. It would thp fresh start the disease seems to appear. In \·Iew or those fact~. that lhe ! have taken In BUll'alo at the same time disease Is experiencing a gradual spread I SOllie of the cases which the physlclars N ts of thtl are now battling With a-c ot a more I n spite 0 ! t h e renewe d cuor severe type than those which attract-d health dep,U'tment lo confine It and • , lhelr attention In the early winter. stamp it out. Th e II d Five of the last cas.s reported were ~ Office s~r:;~'eit~~e r~~e: ~~' t~: t~~~~.~ - lected Those to Act as Sanl. Annn caRPS were dlscO\'cred In the elghthh precinct; I' • H~~Co~m's=e~e~~r. H<oI.Ul..< I Butralo. March 7th. NURSES NAME f. ~EV~~L IS~~TI NS "(~ OT SMALL •POX SITUATION MORE OMINOUS, HOWEVER, I THAN BEFORE. WALTER D. GREE:.IEl. p with Y and the sooner people und('~tnnd the eltuatLon and g~t ,·acclnated. the more quickly will the dlsea~e be' stampe-d Ollt. •AepUn1J.L •A"QpSa u tloll~. I howevE'r, are these: n have. at the preRent time. about 46 cases In the Quarantine Hospital, and new cnst'-s are being dls('ovcred almmtt dally In dltrerent Pluto of the East Side of our ell)'. • ,V hUe- 1 dQ not def'tre to be con$tdererl an n In.rmlst, I do think th~ citizf.'ns at I Buffalo ~hould know the exact condition of thing•• thut they may cont1 nue- vacclnntion- Almost all cases oc~ cUl'l'ing are in persons who have ne'\'er I 'rllp operator', clolhlng and hi. Photo-, gr;iphlC apparalus mu,l be hlmlgated } been yacc1nated or, at least, have not been vaccinated within fifteen or t,,-enty yea.rs. I, thE"refore. thought it proproper that you, at.1ea.t, should be Informed of the exact state ot affairs. According to the p"esent outlook, It seems to me thnt 'we are going to have smallpox with U!"'1 tor several monthR were found In the PolIsh tenpment at No. 367 Peckham street. Dr. Pilass reported the cas.' as su.piclou. on Thursd"y and y.-terday health-depart..,.,,....,,...en officials pronounced them small.. ·1''<.rIJ~ or the vit'llms at No. 3&7 "~".u l' P{Jdll~ are members of one, III /Jlr,/,'I&llr~, 01 '1111' John Sczmanskl and -.............. 1IIIuClJ - ,) J'.td~l~ 11.1 tI'l ,en. The other case i~ ':10)1 ~l!-u .'{[II~/·ruoJ.r Koskowlcz. The latter ~~!I~~!I~~!I~~~~~~~~'; 1fI 01 .IJ~JrI'-s old and a nephew to :e CommisSioner I -1"0 pc town. The ROOT APPOI ~ . ~ ~ ~ oe<>---- I GJefUlib: d! d 'f)eHsl ~ [ommiffars .1lt,)~gWt aS1!-' man \'e"t in ben [hff)Qoftn ~u - '~ _ (\( U f metreiben be.s :a:O U f ~ ~ !elne mil lBuHalo oeITer batQu ,"a~ ,,' "'u<.erfulo'is oelJafteten ~hlilJfu~ a;. '"" U I' rr t oettal! 1 ~armers bon ~rie I;OU~ ~ ". f' , tnerben. \lla~ t in leb~er fem foU bOr!!e ommen 3e1l 10 qaa IR . with hIs mother at No. 176 1\Iyrtle ave- nue. Olsh e I Is said t 0 Ila\e • b ecome III A party of members of an inforll'al d ; , - ~ e r <lfei'unb6eits ' ~ommiiijt1 seve-ral dtl.y~ a goo. On Thursday his socil'!-ty known as the Old Gua: \' ~.~~ene ~at bie folgen.be~ )tran' mother cnlled Dr, J. H. Carr. Shortly Knights of the Faithful, surprised" I lenfleqennnen in ben Sl)lenlt frmr! after '\'t~lt1ng the boy Dr. Carr revort- liam D. Doherty last Thursday night ed the case to the health department at his home, ~o. 581 Prospect avcnu('. ~e~artemente5 aufqenolllmen: .~n~ n as sURpicious. yp~tel'day a health-de- A pleasant evening was spent_ Thurs$Dean, 2!!ice !lJ1et)ers, 2!gnc5 D:!)ea, partme-nt physldan vhdtell the Olshel day was the 47th anniversary of' :Mr. home and pronounced the case one ot: Doherty's birth. A plano lamp, seyeral 2(belaiJ?e (l:oleqrobe unb 2!nnie ~amr smallpox, pieces of cut glass and a bOU{lU('t of' 47 , . -erc- resented to him. Late yesterday afternoon young ,large lp.d roses" P _". roses wa Oi~h(>-I was rf>mon~(] to the quara,ntlne Another bouquet of ,,,,hlte . hospitnl and the houRe was fumigated, f;.cnt by th~ employees ot the Grc~! Last night II policeman was detaJled to f Atlantlo & Pacific TNt ComPiln) guard the place and no one wa~ allowed storE', o( which Mr. Doberty Is IT'an- I LiVES ENDANGERED BY to pas~ In or out. The Oisbeis are Italianf:\ and the mne-Sri of voung Oj~hei k th 1\ t f 11 b mdlar s e- rs case a sma pox t~ e s('overe<i In a neighborhood Inhabited by Italhms. Particular care ",HI be exerclseu in thP Oi~hel ('a~e a~ serious consequence!' are te-ared. flhould the tll~ease gain a foothold in the ItaHan quarter of the cIty where families live in clORe Cluarter~. ¥ _ ' a.ger_ the surprise pOl rty were ).!ayor Era~tus C'. K.nl~ht. Jwtge Edwanl K I ~mcr).• J'4 I I lent, - ..; Judn"'~ Cl, tto \\'. Yol ....er. County ,..,.. /'"t rr ~2fturer 'ViUiam H. r)'1..HiC'l~. Deputy C:tv ""rensufPf Fred O. ~_!u",a'Y. Hp.k!th C'q( mls~toncr ,,'all+:>r D . GrE"ent~, 1101'- health-department physiCIan Elaid yesterday that there wa::i nothing, new, l"l"g:tl'dtng the !;t(·ps taken by the rlepartmpnt to cOJ"llbat the d1spa.."ic, The department. he sold, is doing its utmost I to check the spread of the contagion and its employees are- worktng day and night to m.n.ke the qunrant1l1e measures as etrecti\'e as pO$sible. The phYElicia.n said everyone could ns~lst the 'work of the d~partment materia.lly by urging. I continually, the necessity for wide!;prer.d Yact'lnation. "Yu('c.'ination 1.8 the only l~nown and etrecth'e safeguard agn.inst !;tnallpox." he said. "and e'"eryone Hhould be vacdnate:l as a n\E'aSU1-e of safety and precaution," Dr. "'heeler ot the health depa1'tment ye50terdny"lsitetl the Q,U3.t'3ntine hospital where he took a number of phnlogruphs at smallpox patlpnts. The p1cturj~S wnl be pla.ced on HIe in the om"e ot the hmlth depanment and Will herOine part or th!?' records of that d('''II~rtA F~~ SM,E~ING ~"I~ i .. in ace A. !\obleo. ITenry C_ Zellpr, Dr. John J, 1'oIcC'ulIou(;,h. H()hcrt ::'1.1. .:\Iurphy', Dl So S. Green, John }'falcolm. John F. LI 1 L '\"'C8 t Koch, Dr. S. 'V. Bower. oy(· hronk, A. J'~. Richmond, Dr. Pnrker A. Poolp, Robert D. Young, ('harle'S T Sloan, 11r. George H. .!\[c:,\Uchapl. Chnrl£>s H. Funnel, Dr. G('orge l~. THE UNCOLLECTED GARBAGE IS RAPIDLY BREEDING DIS· EASE GERMS. cted gn.rbltge In CQD' Fuwes from uncolle t Plylllouth aDd DCCticut aud i\iagara strec " nday In tbot t ,ts wade s 11 _-4 Fourteenth 8 l rN .... remtmb('[1.-V ne long to V'-' .... f thorougbfares 0 tt 1 1'M stench bY the people ot!O~.u1:l u.g~eat distance a~:d lUClltcd tbe air f the YIclD1t~' U.re ttl;.! dud the residents 0 ot the Deglect Q br Y-i Brown, G('orge L, Knight. David Seymour, Frank "-. IIinltley. Frank T. Hn,g't't'ty. (,harle~ B. ~lnrkham, Alvin In thclr denuuClpt.~~~c WorkS to for,!o~). ,,". Day. Franl{ T G'lb~rt, ("porge D('portDlCDt?t g hired to do thE'lt It but Yos!'!. C'harlcs .T•• C'lope. Louie Raptn, (1', ~t;1('n ~belt~lt~t ~:~ clry depend! t~po~(l!ltlAl,lt :Q.. en rlf'k tl~Ct! gigs8 carelessness seems CO=' -----unnhnl Pd . ell ot mild wentberllb'plUd of Another 8(1 of tbe ta thJI urouu\! und tbe decar.!! Clore rapid uDcol1erted g.:l.rJ.H~(e ar-. speculating J'wt.b 'V. ttl The peop e A few dnTs ago InIil~ wbnt wttl be d~~'("'lter D. Greene Prod 1110 1 ('omlDl~:-.looer 1\ thaw coDle aro OD ci:' tbnt should aooth,er etables arHl dl~~ It Hnll the rothront b'r.Cgwould take a bl Dd C(l~ (l'H"r. the In 1\'U8 t 8 . Dr_ GlJJIIII# an ~ I wond('red wbnt ~op-!tUi5siODf" '~-Ard. the Pu~~lC '~o"'~rber. It If! will dn wbf'D the> ~f tell \:01, "Ird It.. I hZ that Dr. GreeD l" blf!; plain dnty Is pe thAt be dM" lID ~ln~: to delOiI:e tbe 11 CQII1(llnlnt!..(,O~!I dC'Ptlrtme-nt9. ,In,1 rubllc 11 or . - �BUFFALO GETS BUFFAlO GET • GLIMPSE OF THE GLIMPSE OFTH E PRINCE TODAY /) PRI~CE TODAY r BIG WELCOM F OR ROYAL -. VISITOR Great Preparations Made to Show Good Fe e ing During Brief Stay ~f Prince Henry of Pr ussia in This City, CENTRAL STATION WILL BE THRONGED (Continued trom Page One.) the station to p~ order, and also a number of plain-clothes men. AId Henry Moest said yesterday that he h~d taken upon hImself the duty of ordering badges for tbe recepUon committee. The badges bear n,n im- print of a butralo and on the t\\ ~ rl~­ bon~. hanging therefrom are the \\ .ord.." "Prince Henry Reception CommIttee, Buffa]n, 1902." Only the :\Ia.yor and the special Common Council Committee 'ivi1l weal' them. ~'OLLOW PRIl\CE TO F.'LLS, Ald. Moest saId that the suggestion ot a special train to take those bearing tickets of admittance to the reception at the station and others who might desire to go had also been arranged to tallow the PrInce's train from the sta tion to Niagara. Falls. This !'peclal will leave ten minutes after the departure at the Prince's own train and w11l reach the Falls sbortly alter he arriYes. "thile those who take it may have no chance of meeting the Prince, tht>y will be enabled to see him on his tour down the Gorge Railroad and across to Canadian side. When thIs had been explaIned the Mayor made the statement that he had wired the agen t of the Lake Shore Railroad at Chicago asking it arrangements could not be made to have the Prince take a carrIage ride through the Atreets of BuffalO. He received a reply that his telegram had been turned over to the Prince's committee of. arrangements and that a reply would be sent later. "There I•• great prabablllty that no change will be made In the programme," ~aid :.\:layor Knight, "but 1 thought I'd take a chance at It. It would make a much more pleasant reception fHl' him." The commIttee adjourned to meet thIs morning at 10:30 o'clock. an opf'n caM'iage and he would thWl be nble to see and be seen. The time of the arrival of Prince Henry Is 2:45 o'clock. The tram, It Is believed, will be precisely on Ume, a. the railroad officials are endeavoring to carry him around the country just as the first schedule was prepared. HE" lett Milwaukee at 10 o'clock last nigh t. Today he Is bowl ing across Indiana and Ohio and into Ne,v York State, wIth short stops at Toledo and Cleveland, and perhaps a few other statiuns. The train will leave But'falo at:; o'clock and will reach NIagara Falls forty-five minutes later_ The prince will go eastward in the early evening after his View at the greatest and most wondel'ful falls In the world. Sll\GERS TO PAR'rICIPA'I'E, Last evenIng tbe Buffalo Orpheus held a meeting to decIde on the programme to be rendered, It was decided to deliver one, and possibly two, numbers, German welcome 60ngs and German airs forming this part of the entertainment Other Gernlan BIng,~l's are also Invited to meet wah the Orpheus to fo.!'1l1 the chorus, ~Iayor KnIght lijst nIght receIved tbe following telegram dated Aoll1waukee, from DavId J, Hill, AssIstant Secretary ot Stat., deClinIng the carrIage ride (or the PrInce. It Is evlaent trgm the telegram that the IntentIon ot makIng a loop and catching the train on Its way to the Falls was not understood. The telegram is as f.allows: "Replying to your telegram to Lake Shore agent, regret that Prince Henry cannot leave J'aIlway staUon tor It drive. ~'i11 appear on rear platform of end car to receive you and greet the people. "-ould be pleased to have you accompany us to NIagara Falls." As M:tyor KnIght had already received an invitation from the Prince through Mayor Butler of NIagara Falls to accf'lmpany the Prince 00 hi~ trip dmvn the Gor~eo Railroad, and had made arrangemen tg to go, he 'will. ot rour~e . acrept the PrInce's InvItation to ride on thE' gpecla I traIn: PREPARED AT THE FALLS , B IU".+ /Wf7:. Et~L C Ur<. FO R ROY AL VISITOR illllll . ~ I •G rea t Preparat 'Ions n~\ ade to Show Good Feell'ng Durl'ng Brl'ef Stay of , Henry a f Prussia. Pnnce ' C· jn Th IS Ity, PI' nce Henry, the Nation'. \'18Itor, Is the oC Buffalo toda)' In tho short ::;1)ac(' ot IUteen in which he Is ~I.:heduled to ~tlln, he will he ac('orl1c<1 what honors can be bestow ed upon hIm, Brh;ht, dazzling flags nnd huntln~, that oc the Fatherland lind that of 't'ncle Sam will bo- gu.{'~t mintlte~. d"I'k the New York Centr,lj Rtatlon; a bann will bun~t tnto German melody as lhe train halts, and the Buffalo Orpheus will crOwn the receptiun with melody Crom eager, patriotIc throats. His arrival at ~,45 p. m. w\ll be the occasIon for a welcoming on the part of ~Iayor Knight and of the Special ReCeption CommIttee In behalf of the city, Th~ Prince wlll appear on the pl8t~ torm with Ambassador Baron Yon Hollebt:'n and will be In sight of thoge In the statIon untU his train is drawn out. His programme at !,,\iagara Falls includes a short journey to Table Rock on the Canadian side, a carriage ride on the J't'.::)er\'alion and a lrolle)' trip down the Gorge Road. It Js believed that thousands I)f Buf· falonians as well as residents of Niagara Falts, Tonawanda and other polnr,s will be at the Falls and flpcciul arrangements have bt'en made to keep them back In order to give the Prince a good opportunity to enjoy the views there. CENTRAL STATION WILL BE THRONGED Prince Henry of Pru~sia. brother of. Empt>ror '\"lll1am and the imperial reprEtsentative of the German Empire, will be in Buffalo (or a. ~hort time this afternoon. As the guegt at the city he will be on parade, as I t were. for a space of fifteen minutes. Simple yet impTe!5~i\'e ceremonies have hern arranged to occur during this period in thE'" Exchange Street Station. The Prince, though, will 5ee more of Buffalo than the intel'ior of this gloomy, ~moky substitute for a rullway station. lIe "'ill come in ovel' the Lake Hhor<" Railroad tracks from the west and from the ca.r windows view (he immense grain elevators and busin{'ss tnterests of South Buffalo. He will depart by way of the N~w York C.'ntrall Hilllroad tracks along the WE'stern edge of lhe clt:!t, past the TeJ'race and down the l'ivE'r, where he can ;ee The Front and catch a sight of a few pl'etf'ntious dWPllings. Including ment at the heads of their r(>~I>ective the barra('k~ at Fort Porter. department~. They are: OARRIAGE RIDE IS PROPOSED, City Treasurer August Boeckel; Cumptroller F. Vt. ~I. He-erwagen; As .. Even mnre tlian thi~ WSl~ sessnrs ~lch(llns ,\... ,:\lOck. Edwanl G. and Is 8tilI hoped tor h}~ Yolz. Thomas F. Crowley, Albert ll. 'Mayor Knight and thos£" who will have B~yer, George Stauber: Corporation ~he honor of greeting him. A tplegram Cuun::;el Feldman, Health Cnmmi~sfon­ ,,'as sent to the committee on arrangE'- 1;'1' 'Yaltel' D. Gl'(>ene; Overseer of the ments of the Prince'g journey, aRklng Poor Louis J. Kenngott~ 'oily Clt>rk If the Prlnre could not take a short CharlE''' R. Su.sdort; Market ('lerk l'!d .. ~arrlage ride from the statil)n to a ward Dkkmll.n; Auditor A. J. SmIth; j.loint at Porter Avenue and the Front. Harbor )lc-uHer John J. Burns; Pollee If this Is po,~sible. It is belt('ved no Justice Thnma~ Murphy; .TudgE's Otto more lime ,,",ould be consun1eod th,ln un- \V. B. YnIger and LOll:is Brnunlein of d@r the old plan and it would givf' the the :!\Iunic1pnl Court: C0mmi~8ioner ot Emperor'~ rcpr("sentattve a chance- to Public '\Yorkfil ~tard; Deputy Engine(>r. :set" a portion of Main Rtl'pet, thp. ('Ity lng Commissiuner Charles ~1, :\lor8e; Hall th(> benutlful re~idence rli~l"riC't Dl"putv Street Commis~ioner P. J. t{enPt'hlC"h rlu~ters alonE{ the extent of nedy;' Deputy Building CommissloDer Delaware anfl Porter avenues, ann al~o Henr:r Rumrill: Deputy 'Yater Coma vIew of the i4th Regiment Armol'Y, misshmer H. IJ. Lynn; Examtner of the- large5lt In the worlel. Stationary E gln"'a, :- Ed\va-, T, I1\wThe P/lnce'!', C'ilmmittee arrangt'- I~; Inspedor of S In HollerN: Gel)rge mhUs cfl,<,tdf'd agaln~t thi!" plan la~t Glaeser: Joseph Irr, ,YilIlam Ebbs Hnd night, but It i~ hoped to have them Frank L. Beyer of the Board ot ehange lhE'lr minus today_ Plumbf'r$;; (,hnrlE'S: D. Whe<-ler, J oseph The flagA: of the Fatherland nnll "01 I :K Ewell. Henry "~are Spragup, John Glory" will wave in uni.~on today, T~"'Y R. :\!nynihan, Thoma!' ~I. Crowe. ~f.D., will be draped nnd intermingh:d wltll George A. Ricker ann Bartholomew each other In the pa!=\senger ~ta tlon to CO!lnot'~ of the Civll Sprvice Com misaftord a brightne~s and good cheer; to RiOJl: Robert B. Adam, Edward H. ButRhow Prince Henry that he ha~ the ler, Fred F. Kendall. John B. Wf>bp.r, hf"arty friendship and cordinl gond-wm Charles A. Sweet, Henry D. Kirko'\'er, )f the cltlzeng and the officials of the Augustu~ F, Scheu and JamE's Ryan, of munklpallty of Buffalo. the GJ'ade CrossIng Commi$;~lon: \\ lJ. !O!\GS FROM GER'lAN TIIRO.\.T'i. liam A. Joyce, Frank H. Golad.year!, \Villiam Hengerer. ('harlE'S }'los el ant , ' From ("TErman throats will ('orne Gpr George C. Ginthe-f of the Park ('nmmisman Rong!' of ,,·elcome. The BuffalO sinn' Superintendent of Edu('ation HE'n Orpheug and the Saf'ngerbund will .~ing ~y p, Emf'r!'on; GeorgI" H; Kenn:d~~, "Wlr gru~zen Dich\'ieJ Trm~cndmll or Devoe P. Hod~on, P. ,v, -Van Pc}ma, "We Gl'eet You ~lan~Thou~:\nll Arthur E. Hedstrom and A. L. LinR{'~)tt Tlme~" which i~ n well·known Teu ot thf" Board of SchOol Examtn~r~~ "lJtonlc'melody of welcome. The RE'y~~ty· liam R. Grattan, John F, ,Malone nnll Fourth Regiment Band will play DIe ""i!liam Pt'r~on of the Fire Commls\,racht Am RIlE'ln." and there will be Rion; (,hi(>f ){cConnell of the FIre I?e. f1()wers. and ('ordial words an;] all that partment: John H, ~ooper and Charles goe~ to eXJlr('!'\~ true friend~hip, I \ RtJPP of the POlice Department. an(l Whtlf" 1,000 tickets of admission ha ,YP I ~UJlerintendent at Police '''tnlam S. been ordE'red which wtll allow the hOld- BUll. f"rlll admi!'lIIion to the l';.tatton and a )IOCOiBt:"shl(>~ thesf'. there I~ al!';o n. COl1lFtlblltty of seoelng tilE' Prince at com- mitlf'{, conslRting of C'harle!'\ Lempk{'. J.#lraU\'el:r (']n~e range- not. mOre tlUll '''Illinm SC'huben, Louis Kl'eis .. an? ten of nutralo'~ c1tizpn~ WIll hayp. the PhiHp IIeimf'r oC the G.~rm;\n \'et('l' opportunity to llC'tu:J.lly meet him, to an~' gOC'ICLY, who 'w Ill be included In A a few worc1~ or to en'n shak~ the arrangelllf"nts. _ ThC"re an~ 1S0 m~m· ~, Y'l It waf'; .... i\·en out in New Ytll'k ben~ 0( th~~ gocipty in Buffalo. ;nen A'l~, ~t \\:"~~hGHdon bpfol"P Prince who carrlpc1 firmR 01' where in Ih- 11:1\':'· f:!'nry Htarted on hlg swift. kalpitln~('o- Ot· arti1lE'ry of the Fatherland. dl11ln.g Ie tour of the country. that hfl' W.l~ thplr t;>arlil'r fla}'~ nnd who ha\e slncf' ~\'('r~e to much hn.nil~haking and thl~ ('omp to the l'njtpt} B,tate~, ~eflu~Rt has bet'n acceded to nt all ""liE ARn_ \ ~GE,\IF. " TfiI. p~)ints. th p 'n("p . :\lay,lr Kni~ht will mpet E' rt. . Tht" Fpecial l'ommfttee un Jlrrnn~e· to thilnk him for th f' ('ourtpsy o~ eo\ pJt I ~o ~h"'l't it visit. The :\layo1' ,,1111' ~p j ment~ mpt with thp ~Iayor :n~~t€'rday int~('Irlu('t=!d by Amhn~!'ador Barnn '11/1 I n (ternoon to f1i~CU~~ thl?' ()uestion. to HIlIIE'b€'n ;lnd will say a t.-~w wor ls. hear rpport:-i of ~pE:'("laI ('ommtttee~ an" Then thf" members: of the r()mmnn to df'drlp on the mUl"f<.-.. dE-corllttoT>£'. roun c ll. who han' made the arrans;.a. e t .... :"'enrly all were pre~ent ,lnl1 bU"tIne~~ pro~f'erle(1 rnpldly ('"()unciln ,Ih me'lt., (or the reception 3nd ar£' , In Stoddart of the ('ommittPe on dE'l·orl. f'a('t the rpc~ption ('oIT'mlttpE'. will !'t~p ttom; ~:lld that :J.rrangemE'nt'J ~ad ~_f'et; ((If\\',, rr1. This committee • 0':1prl~~q AId :\1 ·F.nchn'n chaIrman: :\fnls('lw... madf' with thp Butr:1lo Flag ( ompan, th'('nralP that par! of th~ 8tnt ~n )fo;~t. ')t'ulit:>nhnfr ano 'Yali,: and ~ou~; to whe-re th(" Prll1t'e'R ('ar will sta.nd, The cl1t1lf"n ~toflrtart. Klinck nn~l ~t('~. th~ decorntllln q wtll ('ompr'is(' German and t~ t1rmh1ful If an,' oth"'l'f' " ,t e I \mf'ricnll flal!:5 anrl bunting', amI,,, lIT oppo:-tunlty bccaus~ oj t11·' I l ( ; l r or l,n,.," ~'x:('~ll al!=() Along the UpJlt'1' trnln fl3JII· t'l Ill' hrt1l1ght f' ': wanI. r sa~f'~ wIwl''' th(' ~lnglng [ll:orl!'tie!'l: .'lrf? AIr1 \l('P.n('ltr"'n ::) .. f'ltoir,." ,., () ~I') nf,lnd;'l whet'e the hUld will elso Niagara Falls is In readiness to receh'e the Prince and his company upon their arrival today. !tfayor ~r. B. Butler and 200 promInent cItizens, IncludIng the members of the German }"Iaenner' chor and the 42d Separate Company Ba.nd, will be in waiting. When he steps from the train the ,M ayor wlll read an address of welcome nnd Dr. WIllIam Snyder, represen tlng the Mozart Maennerchor, will present a portfolio of views of Niagara Falls. In an open carriage and under the e!;cort of the 42d Separate Company and mounted omcers of the 65th brIgade, the Prince will ride to the upper steel arch brIdge. The soldIers will al.o be deployed In extended sklrmtsh order on hath sides of Falls Street from the Central stati/ln to Riverv.'ay and along thl. thoroughfare to the bridge. TO GI:ARD THE PRIXCE, which, with the assIstance of the police tnrce, It Is believed will keep Supt. Bull has laId careful plans to the crowds back, prevent any acts of hostl1lty to Prince OVEn I:\'TO CA:\'ADA, Henry \"'hlle the latter Is in Buffalo. Be!'ldes the patrolmen, detectives will A t the brIdge the PrInce will eroos mingle with the crowds and be on the steop upon Canadian ~oiI. wheTe watch to see that nothing out of the and reprE'~entatt\'es of the Canadian Govway ran occur to destroy the harmony ernment will be afforded the opportunof the oC'ca~lon. itv of greeting him. This meeting was In thl~ {'t'lnnection tickets of ad~ arranged by the BrItish Ambassador mh::!'ion will be only given to Lord Pauncpfote. those persons who are known to the Only a hrlef perIod of time will be Aldermen, Councllmen and in the ~lay­ spent in Canada. The Prince w1Jl gn or's Office. '''hlle 1.000 tickets ha\"(~ 01.-; far :'IS Ta hIe Rork to see thp Fnlls been prlnt£>rl this entire number may and wfl1 thE'n return to the American not be given out. Every Alderman and shiE', taking a trip down the rrOrgl~ e"ery ClluncHman wBl have five to dls- Roan. He will later '-islt the power tributp among his famity and friends. houAt" or the ~Iagara FR.lls Pow~r The other members IIf the general re- Company and will thE'n be driven about ception committee \\'111 each have two. Lhf" isl:1nrls an(l ResIC'rvation. The MaYOr'R office will distribute what ThE" PrlnC'e will then board his train the ~Iayt)r desire!'! of the balance. at 6 o'clock and start Eastward. It tg hoped to h8 ve those who bear th("<::p. ('ard~ re-presentative of Buft'alo. They will not be given OUt to whoever bpplles COl' them. Some discrimination will be used. The df:'mnnd (or the bits of pastehoal'rl. hO\\ ('vpr, I!'! large. All o( yestE'rclay afternoon lines (If people pas5ed In and out of the Mayor's office 1n an efort to secure them, But they had not (~ t)m(' from the printers and will nnt !t-Illwaukpe, ~Iar("h 4.-Mtlwaukee was hp c1c>lh'C'rf"o to the Mayor until this murning. Thp dt~trlbution wllI start at host to Prince Henry fOI" six hours this to o'clock. the rereptton committee evrnln't' n nd ga \'e him a rpception that membrrH being provided for finn. was bighly enthusiastic and an enterGER'I.''"' SECnET SERVI CE ."GE'\TS, tainment that was unique. His special The rt"ason that fear has been ex- train ('arne at 4 o'clock and at 10 o'clock pre~sed for the Prince's safety In Buf- \\'a~ away again on the long run to falo Is only berauJlie of the unfortunate <l!lsas!'inatlon of the la te PreSident ~1c­ NIagara Fall" and New England. Th. Klnle" A rabId AnarchIst or an In- intE'l'vpnlng time was g-lven over to thp SallE" person might tRke- it Into his rerepUon and entertainment or thE' mind to Imitate the deed of. CzoIgo!';z royal visitor. It began with a drive Three me~ belonging to the Germ~~ through buslne~s anrl re$ldential dlRse<.'n:t 8e~, ire Are already In the ('ity. trlcts In review beCore a crowd that The} re~'18tered at the Iroquois Hotel numbered 200,000, y('~lerday as :\1. Numme. Emil Peanthere waR a public muary anrl George Ludden of Hnrn- at Then whIch Gov. Robert La ,",0"0"', burg. Berlin and Bremerhaven, All aI'£' of military bearing. hu t decllne to Mnyor DavId S. Rose voiced spenk on the object of theIr vIsit to cial weicomp9 and the United Butralo. SociE'tles J"al.sed their "olces In''lllen.dld r ('('Pt,,;n ('~mmht~(~ ",,~t('~C! 'Y The trto chorus. There wa~ alRO a ! ... .. . ..... llIumlna 3nd n...t 1 !~'" n rI1'~ to1 Ihe III PR INCE'S ORAND OVATIONS AT MILWAUKEE t1 ~~~'lnK-Jlucll;~~W. I I i:f"!1t ~. .;.~~~~~~~~~~k~~~!~~~~~~~~~ 10 1 �ml;ht desire \' the 'Prln('i"' 111~ ranged to r(lllO\ N'tOgara. Fttlls. Th ~ fl'om the sllilion to .. minutes after the special \\'111 le8\e teprince'S own train departure or the Falls ~h()rlly arter and will ren\~~hW: thO~e who tnket~t he arrh·{'~· ce of meeting e may have no. chan, ablC'd to ~t.'e him Prln('e they ~ III ~ h~ Gorge Rallroau lit\ on his' tour d<!wn JI:l1l side. On and llCroS~ 10 cadab~en explained the ,Yht'n this ha u'ment that he hall )Iayor made the staat the Lake Shore wired the agent a!tklng It arrangeRailroad at Chicago m~de to hare the menu:; could not bt f{e ride thrOUgh the Prince take n cnrr aHe r~('elred a reply ~ [: nb, bitt streets ot Butra1o'h d heen turned o\'er lil mil • to the Prince S COIre-Ph' would be sent ments and that a • lalel'. l pmbahlillY that no "There I~ a grea ade In tht! prorhdnge \I til be m I'nlgbl "but 1 grammr," flnld kMaYO~ha'nce at It. It thOught I'd ta e a more pleasant reo h would make a mue f ceptlon for hlm.· dJ rned to meet thl~ thitt hl~ telegr,am ~m1ttee ot arrange· The committee a au morning ,1t 10:31'1 o'clock. TO Gl ' fi D TilE l'RP, (,E. I do,,'n n1n.de nl,! UCll'J(l' PREP.\RgD AT THE F~\LLS. Niagara Flllls is tn rendlne~s to receive thf> Prlnc(" and hi!:; company upon their arrlyal today. Mayor :\1. B. Butler and 200 prtmllnrnt C'itizens, Including the members oC the- German l\Inenner('bor and the 4:!d Separate Company Band, will be in waiting, 'Yhen hE" 8tt'PS from the trAin lhp. :\1ayor wlll read an nddrE"!'Iis Of well'nme and Dr. "~ll1tam Snydel', repre~enttng the 1\10zart l\lacnnprchor, wI1l prf'sE."'nt a porttolio nf \'iew~ or NIagara Falls, In an nppn (,Rrrlngp and unnf'r th~ escort or the ·t!M SE'pllratf' C'oDlpa ny ann mounted officers or the- 65th bt'lgade, the Pl'lncl' will ride to the upper stf"el nr('h hrldge. The !=!nldiers will al!=lo be drployed In extpnded ~klrmlsh ordrr on hoth sll!PS of FallA Street [rom thl:' Cpntrnl ~tRtllln to Rlvt~rway and alilng thf~ thoToughfarp to the brin~€', whfrh, with thE" <.1.~~Istnn('e or the> poll('e rnrcp, It Is bellt,ypd will keep the crowrl!1l hnt'k, Supt Bull hs:-; laid careful plans to pre\'en't any nctS ot hoslllJty to prtnre O"ER I"ITO C\'\D\. Henry whIle th~ latter Is In ~Ut'f!'i7i At the brlrl'!{e the Pl'1nce will (,ro!llS Be~ldes the patTolwtn, detectl\es ml~gle' with the ('rowd~ nnd be on the an,1 ste-p upon CanRdlan ~oH. where r('prrs(>ntlttlvf'~ ot the Canadian ['TO\,walch to see thlt nothing out or th~ way can o('rur to d~5'tro)' the harmOn) l rnment will he ~ltrord~ct the opportunity or greeting him. Thi~ me-eting W~g of the o('cl.\slon. d In this c(Jnnectlon tickets or a- armnged hy tht"! British Ambassador ml:::sion . wtll be only given to Lord PaunC'E?fote. Only n hrlef period of time will he those persons who are known to the ..-\ tdermen. Coun('!lmpn and In the Ma~'­ ~r{>nt in (".'1nlHI:1. Thf' PrincE' wlll go ,L'; far /1S Tnhlf\ RnC'k to ~ep thn Falls or's office. "'hlle 1,000 tickets ha' ~ heen printed this entire number rna) unrl wIll thpn return to the Amf"J"ican not be given out. Eytry Ald~rman nnd ~Idt", taking a trIp down thp C"rOrg... HI" will If\t~r \'1~lt the power everv (\luncllman will haH" fi\'e to dis· ROil(l, tribul€, among his farr:lly .md friends, hom't'" of thp ::"liagnra Fnll!' PO"'f"r Company und will tht'n hI" nrlYen about The Olhe-T m('mber~ Ilf thi' gfneral reception cllmmitt(>E" will each ha\'e t\l:n, thf' hllanrl~ nn-) Rp!;prYation. The- Prlne(' will thf'n hOrlro his train The Mayor's otfire will rli~trlbtlte whal at 6 o'C'lo k '1 '0. tart E' stwRrd. the )laYl\r des;lrE'~ ot the balance, It is hoped to hS\'e those who bear thr-!e cnrd~ rE"pre~entatln" ot Butralo. Thpv will n(Jt be gi\'en out tIl whoever apI'ile!' tor thE"ITI, Some discrlmlna.tlon will be u!'l.ed. The d~mand (or the bit!'. nf pa~te­ board, howen"T, Is large. .All of ye~ler· day afternoon lme!' tIt people passed In and nut of the )lay(lr'~ officp In an et· nrt to ~ecure them. But they had not come from thp pripters and ~-1l1 nnt )tllwaukpf>. ;\1arch 4.-:\lllwaukee ?"as be rlpllYerpd to the )layor until this ho~t to Prince JIrnn: for !'tix hours this murnlng. Thp dlslrlbutirln wHi start at 10 o'cloek, thf' reer-plion committee evening and gn",;> him it rp("pption that was bighly entbu"la~tt(' ami an entE'rmembt'rs being provided for first. GE R'\IA ' ~ECR ET SER \'] CE~GE ' TS. tAinD1C"nt that was unique. His special train ramp at .. o'clock and at 10 fI'rlock The reason that (eaT has been E'Xpressed for the Prince's !'afet~. . in Buf- wa~ away BJnln on the long run to ralo Is only becau!'e ('If the unfortunate Niagara Fall_ and New England. The assas!:'ination o( the late Preflident :\Ic- IntE"r\'pnln~ time W8!'l givpn over to the Kinley. A rabid Anarchist or an insane pe-fson mt,£ht take It Into his reception and rntertalnment ot the mind to Imitat(> the deed ot CzoIgo5z, royal visitor. It began ,,-lth a drlye Thref' men belonging- to the German thrnugh bu. lness anr'l rf'fltdentlal dl~· 5eerN service are already in the city. trlrt~ In re\"ie v beCore a crowd that They re'glstered at the IroquoLc; Hotel numbered ~(JQ.OOO. yesterday as ~L Xumme, Emil PeanThen there W l!' a pubJic rerpption, muary and George Ludden or Ham- at which Gov Robert La Follette anrl burg. Berlin and Bremerhaven. All ~I8sor David S. Hose voiced the ommilitary but decline to ('Ial welcomes anl the rnltpq SInging tbe Ihelr viSit to SOCIeties raised their '\'olces In mighty ("horus, There w s al~o n splendl~ Illumination :'Inri thr~ night run thp lJlIwaukpl" PR INCE'S ORAND OVATIONS AT MILWAUKEE will see the others will have a e of actuall)· viewing the Gf'rman Emperor's brother. His car. the ClJlumb~.l. the last or the spe* ctal train, ("an be seen ng It ,,-inds around the Terrace and Bboot~ s?"lrtly towanl the Falls. But lIe 'tvUl probably be Inside at this time and practically out or range, unle!'s be takes It IntI) his head to look out of the window, O:\E 'lORE CH!"'iCE. It tho r.arriage ride t~ at the 1ast innment decided upon Burt'alo cltizen~ an '\~iew him as he gOE'S up Main Street ,r DeJaware Avenue. Unle!'l~ the wealhr !~ ban the prince prefers to ride In ) .t{!llJrcma, ann IHtO, to go, hf' "'111, or C'(lur~p, accf'pt thf" Prfnrp,·s fnvltatl'1n to rloC' on th(' pretal tr<:lln: t arrnngf'rnE'nt~ ;;IOl~\'\n' Gt'R'H."~. OF' Of l The tbousand.'l fir Gf"rman res.rlents in ~lh.. aukeC" jOined heartlly In th~ v.:elcome of the ~"oung prince to whose hQu!'=e they once owed allegiance, and veterans or the Gf'rm:ln wars galhered from throughout the State to assIst In the recf'!",tion. The special train bearing the prince and hl!'l part}' ran up rrom Chicago over the Chicago. ~!Ilwaukep & St. Paul Railroad, and thpre ?'-as an enormous ('rowd at th{> station awaitIng Its conlIng. There was a cheer when the Pri.~e appeared and another, louder than the fin.t. when he rE'aC'hed his carrlag~. '!I.layor Ro~e and Admiral Evans entered his carriage and" Hanked by poliN' nnli guarded by troOpE'l"R of the 1st 'YIsconsln Cavalry, the drive throue;h the city began. Amba!'sador Von Holleben and As~lstant Secretary of St:1te Hill root" In the St-con(] earriagp with Capt, Frede-rick Pab~t, chairman nf tbe reception committeC". Just outside of tht" !';tation 1.000 \'{"teran~ of the German wers wpre drawn up. CROSSE~ l\EW BRIDGE. Prince Henry wall' glvC'n the honor ot riding In thp flr~t carriage to roll a('rO~fli thr np\\, GrRnd A venue- Wisconsin Slr..el bridge. As thl. point waR rf"ached Battery A ~tatlnned on the lak£' front, fired A. salute of twenty~onl' guns. The I'(>('rpttnn or the prlncl?' a~ he drove through thp. ~tre('ts was wildly enthusln~tlc, snrt thE'rp was ovation when he enterf'd th{" Exposition build· Ing tor the procP!<Flton_ TIe appeared on the stnge E's('ortpd hy his RtaJ'! amI thptr Teceptlon committeE'. ThE' choru~ ot 600 voices sang "Das Deut!';ch Lied." Thpre "'erp 10,000 prrRons pn.cked In the Exposition building and it was lone; he fore they w('re Aufficlpntly RUned fol' Chairman John John~()n to hrlen\~ IntrorhlcP l\.fayor RO!l:e. ' Thf" !\tayor gavp. way to former Cangree~mnn p, Y. npuHter, who spoke In behalf of tht" (;(>rm"n reFildents and In the-:r tonguE'. Go\", L,t F'oUette then welcomed thl" Prince to )I11w8ukee In bp.half or the State and expr('foIf'etl regret at the short nl'SS of his \"lFdt. 'I'hr grf.>at ('horuFi snng again and ns the Prince nros£" to Ipn'\"e the hall the crowd brokE" Into cheN'S. He touch('d hi. cap In 'alutp nnd smiled as he turned to l{"uve th(> ~tngE'. The fire run follow p .l thl' puhilr' rpceptlon. Tht- Prince WIIS thf'n ,lrh'en through llluminated strpels tu th(~ Hotel Pfls· 4er where the banQ.uet wo.s 8erve4. "." -. ,,.,.~~~~~~-~~ Evrn mort. than this \\'n~ anll i~ 1111 hnpf'd (Ilr hy ~lnYOr l\night an!l thnf.'(, who wtll hu\'e he horl)r or Rt'C"pttng him. A telt'Arnm '\I\~ ~f"lIt to th,' ('ommiltC'(' on HlTangement" or thl' Prilwl '8 journey, asking if tho Pritl('C' roulcl not takl" ,1 ~hort ca~rtage riele flom the stntion to :\ I)Olnt at POl ter A\enue and thf~ Front If this Is po ...udhlr>, H I~ hPOHf"\'eu. n~ I more ttmf" would hi' con~umf'o than undp1" the old pLln anti it wouhi gh'{> the Empernr'", l'f'pf'f'sentallv(' a ('h:"tlce to 3E"C' n portion cif :\{;lln Rtn'pt, tlw Cit v Hall, th(\ hf'nutlful rC'sI11rn('(' rll~tTl("t \-.,.hlch dust<~I'~ ,llollg tlu' l'xtpnt of Deldwill'E" ullfl Pot't(>1' <-1"pnul'~, anel al~o n vie'''' of lhe i4th Ht'g'lmN1t Armon', thn Inrgrst In thE" wl')rJd. • Th~ P InC'e'~ conunlttpfio s\trangtrr1 ltf': clded aRdlnst t111. plan In.<:t 'll,rcht, hul it t~ hoprrl to haye thf'nl rhnllg:C' their mln11!' tllday, Thp flags of tlw F.ltherlnnrl nnrl "01 i Glory" will W.lV(' in uni!'Hn todny. Thp~, will be dr~,ped and Intprmingl p d \\'Ith t~nch othpl" In the p;.1s~(>ngt r ~tR~tion to atrorcl n. hrlghtn('~s and ~oocl C'hl'f"r; to 8how PI-inet" HE'nry that he ha~ thp hftal'ty frlpndshlp Ind ('orelial goon-Will l( tlw rlttzE'm~ ann thp official:':ll of the munklpAlIty nf Ruf(',tln. ,!IIO!\GIoi FRO" GER'[ '-, TnRO \.TS. From ("'~rm[ln throat" will ('orne' ~lent nt the hearls of thejr respective (l'TRrtmf'lltt-l. They nre~ , (' C Ity Trensurt'r ~\ugust Boeckel ompt.roller F. W. ~I. Hf'erwagen- \8' s~s~(lrs X1chllbs \\'. )-fock. Eilwn~(l~ o· '~l~. Thomns F_, Crowley, Albert yer, Gpol'ge ~t;luber, Corporation (lJul1~el Fehlman, Health Commission· ('; '\\ alter D. Grp(·ne. O\"er~E>p.r or the I,O?!'.. Lo';!l! J. l\.E"nngott~ 'Ity r'le-rk l,h.lIlt 0;. g, Susdorf; ~tarkt:t l~lerk E(l .. \\ at'cl DkkmlU1; Auditor A. J. Smtth' Gt>\ man Mong~ of weknmE'. The Buffnlo ~r~heU!~ .1n<1 the RA.t'ng('rbund will sin.~ "lr ~rllszen DIC'h\'lpl Tl'usenc1mil" OJ' ",Ve Gn>pt Yon ~r"ny Thollsand TimcFI," whlrh Is n well-known Tt!utonlo meloli}, of welcome. The ~~yentyFourth Hegimf'nt Rant! wtII play "Oil' \\~ncht Am Rhe-ln," and there" III be flo\\ElMl, nn'" (·ordln.1 "ord~ aryl all that goeg to e llrcss true frl('nd~h'p. ,,·hlle 1,000 tickets or admi~slon han' been t)),('h,'rf"d whirh wl1l allow th(' holder~ ndmlc:.filon u) the ~tn tion and a po<:glbllltv of f-f"t"'lng the Prince at com~,#lrath'f"l~' close rang£' not mOre th.1n ten ot nutTalo's eltlzpns will hAve thp opportunity to flctually meet him, to Ra)' a flOW w(ll'ds (11' to eYen ~hal,:e h,ln l~. It W:1~ glYen out In New Yilrk and nt ~Va!=lhln~tnn bp(orp. PrlnC'e HC'nn'Rtarted on hiM. swltt, knlphln~("opic tour of thE" rnuntry that he w 1~ avprse to mueh httnd~h~ktn.e; anrl thl~ rNlupst hal; been acceded to at all pIllnte_ )t.Iy.1r Knight will mf'E't the Prlnrop to thnnk him for th,:> ('ourtesy of e\'en ~o sh·rt cL \"151t. The :\layo'r will b~ IntroduC'C!'d hy Amba~!'=ador Baron YO,l H.)l1eb('n antI "ill Sit)' a few wor lR, Thrn thf' rrlember~ of the ("ommon roun,·i1. who ha\'e mi14le the arrunge m"'!lts fnr the reC'f'ption and are, In fdct, thr recPfltion (,011'mi t t1l>E". will ~ttt.)) fort;\'.l:~d. This l""omm1ttee {'omflrl~p~ Al~ )h Bat"hrf'n, ('hnlrman: )[l1i~('ho",s, )IM'~L ).tullp.,hurr an,1 \'V117. :lnd Coundhll"n :;::to(ld.1rt. KlIn"k Inn ~tE'U1. It 1<:1 d"ljl.lfful tr any othpt~ "OJ ha,\'e the OPP1 "I U' ty ~('C'l}U4 \)f' 'le J ... k o! tim," t f" \111 -('Ught fOrl\ nd :\1 li':a('h, pn ommitt·:> < ~\ I I!t n: 7l!~llce!;~Ia8ter hlJlnas Jllhn J. Burn~; Police :\lurph:r; Judges Ott., " . n, \ nIgE'I' aml LOUis Braunleln ot thf' )lun~('lpnl (.~ourt; Commisglonp~ of rtlhll~" Ilrks "urrl; Deputy Englnl.!crng (nl1lml!i!iiunE"1' Charle!'i ),'L )lorsp DCP~l,ty RtT£'et ("ommlg~lonf'r p, J. K,·n. ned}.' Dr-put) Bulltllng C()mml~sinn('r HpJ11)- UUlnrll!: D~puty \ValE"r Cum~118$innpr H. I.I, L)'on; Exnlnlnf'r or St~:tionnry r'1~gln'" EdW91'1 T, T '\W I ,lm;PN tor of" In HoilE"r~ Georgp ~l.aesl'r; JO!o!f")Ih 1rr, \Ylllinm Ebbs nnd ,lank L .. !1pr£'J' of the Bf>ard of }}umh.~l's. (harlE's n, Whef'l{"r, J oseph E, P:"~ll. lIenry "?ilre Sprague, John H, :\rn~ nihan, Thnma~ ~I. rrowE' l[ D George A, Rlrker anfl Barth~l~n;ew CO!1nors nf the ("lvl1 SerVice Commls:0:;1011: Robe-rt R, Adam, Edward H. Rut· I+"r, FrE'd F, Kendall, John n. W('bf'r (",harles A. ~weet. Henry D. Kirkover' Augu~tu! F. Scheu and James Ryan the Gr.lr]e CroR~lng Commis~lon; \ Yi}Ham A. Joyce, Frank H Goodyear n"lllinm Bengf'rf'r, ("harlE'S' Mosler anci GE'orge r. Glnthpr at thE' Park Commis . sinn: Sup.-rlntendent of Education Henry P. Emf'r!mn; Gporge H. Kennedy. Devol' P. Hodson, P. W. VHn Peym3, Arthur E. H«dstrolTI and A. L, Lln~('ott ?f thp- Board of Schonl ExamlnE'r~: "rlI_ JI;:~ s, Grnttnn, John F. l\lalone and "LI.lam PE"r~on or the Fire Comm!s~l()n, ("hip! ){c('onneU of the Fire Df"partment; John H. ("'noper and Charlelil A. Rupp of thp Pollce Department, and Ruperintentlent of Pollee Wi1llnm S. Bull., Bpghle~ the!'f', there is also a. comm.tttE>c con.si~tlng of ("harles L~mpke. "llH.1m ~(hubert. LouIs Kreis ann Phl,ltp Heitner of the German Yeter' nus goeiety, who will be included In the arrnn~~mfont~. There are lSO memo l.H"r~ ~)f th.~ ~oclety in Buffalo, men who ('~rrled arms or where in th~ nAVy Or artlllpl'Y of the F;ltherland during thpil' I"arlit'r ti.ays and who have s1u('p com(' to thE' 1 nitPrl State~. nd,lOr of Th,. F-pl'clal rommtttep on Hrran~p­ mf"l1ts mf"t with the Mayor yesterday afternnon to (lls('u~~ the QUE."'~tlon, to henr !,(I>port.o; or !=ipeC'ial ('ommlttE"e~ and to dp('lrlp on the mu~I('. decorations. «:tr. X('.uly nil wpre present anr1 bURl· ne~~ proceeded raplclbCouncilman ~todrlart of the C'ommiltE."p on c1ecora~ tlon~ ~aid that arl'allg~ments hat] been mad .. \\ ith the Ruffalo FI!lg Company to llt'coratp th1t p.lrt nr the swtlon wherf thE' PrillC'F>'~ cal' will ~tillld. ThC" d(>C'or't.tlonq wlll eomprls(' GPrman and .\mPrIC~H (xtenl! n <lno hunting, and wl11 thp ��E WILL ASK FA VOR ANOTHER LoeA TIO DR'LEGISLATURE fOR R.ElIEf FOR QUARANTINE HOSPITAl: All Over City in Violation of Law, but Buildings Put Up i 1'1\lI\ of Board of Health, W'th Perm 55 ",/ , :rl r / ~ cT/69 }; \\"~lt ..,p. ~ IRW. Ano thllf mRn~V'Or th p \"Iolat(' tl1(' la\\' af:; l"PgaroR -- Councilmen Believe Present P~st-House Should :de Sold and a New Site Purchased With the ~oney Realized. dlmf'ngtolH~. door f'pat:(~. . buildings l~ t'mbarrass1ng ('on~tl'u('tton. wlrvlnw unn k d the Stale dl~tA:n("p from lot hnp, NC'. ~ he h8~ R~ e ThE' Inw1'<o l'eC]uirp that the pPrSOllS pOflltlnn and him out. who huilt I h('~p hnl1f\P~ undpr pel'mll of Ll?gl~18turE' to hplp menls and as the thp Hoard of Hf'fllth must ~t>t nnotlwl' Health CQJllWi 88Yl' M,'g In 8 G It'~ 911 about tenp co:nmission, ot (Ont House William . StalE'Tenem Lanfling and 1vhlch ~rilliams I \. are member5, ~ Dougla •• or thit t~\he Leglslat\lr~ i!l' ahout to cer~aJ~·b~('h wtll makell.t /;tt I!; through 11! ,\ S tlngenc e ' f timE' reguthrm t Vo' State tPnement. the erecThe nf> .. " tenements, but Aulates not on).. t into en:ect la~t f tion ot new. wen a large number 0 gust Since the~ en built In Butral~ teoe;"en" have .. were on Plans for tht strU HaIth ('ommissl by Dr, wende'Ba~rd e of Health. Dr. er, and the ~ Dr, 1Vende approyed Greene says tha 1d C'!U' ordlnanct'R, ~e~~~~nts th~o~e~~l;e;1l anh~t~~,O~rE'ene a.~ks ~~:~h H ~tur d • appr~\'e i permit for Ol'C'Urwnry. Ho the ha\"lng l'f'r'pntly t~omplptpn the- stru('turf'~ O\\'npl'~. toda~·. \~?I"IRtllre "l\,pll, 1 ~1J{'~S I'll hn ve to ~ee from the t'orDoraUon Cou.nael." a v c DR, , CITY /ATTORNEY MOVES AGAINST LANDLORD FOR VIOLATION OF ORDINANCES RELATIVE TO CONSTRUCTION OF TENEMENT HOUSES, begun In the Municl. Rosallni Catatin! f~r tenement house ordithat a house he owne Is In an un~anltary condition and that it Is a fire trap. Cataltnl owns a tenement house In Mechanic Street, which Is at D,· • tn 1 l!> ('OUDt)' (I to f<tl'lnf'. Ilel Iher,.. I~ hI r n:"'j{ 9 In,·· (':tr t 111· {'nough to kf'('p it busy for the next t\\O Vt"ars withoul piling an.y more on," • ~ 1t waH RlatP(1 that the proposition re. 11nliw' to these u(lclitional street~ orlginn ted in the Hoard of Aldermen, and I did nOl ("orne from the Grad!!' Crossing ('onllni~slon, .Mr. Klinck ~ald the pea. plt~ hadn't aske(l fOl' it. .Mr, ..\~h: I ('An bring hundreds of ! people here interel'!ted .in haying the ('ro:-;~ing e\·Us At AUHtll1 and Amher~t nil I! 110. abatt>d." In~ lul'S It: \f' Illl' In"pr'('t(lrs flow'r !':tret'ts "I {·an bring thousandA/' In'" so/.I in t::\. Ii 11'1 I;IW H('tZ(> nil -"hlp 111'11 u( dl~t !"'I'rl f'ntth', J::oln;:- lUX Inrthf'r, hill I"onf('r a t,; llllt" \ )(, Illt" ,lr or "OIH\rf!1 I1A 11(10 f'"(\U ~ 'utlnu ,lI1fl tiC':-.!rtll'tlon. lllrll thi' ·I:t"~.or ("h.o:1~f"1 If wi I II" Impf18slhll' t(l ~Inp till"' j;I!I\(' n' ,1lHI,:t!ll.f'd t'nttle !'itt'ps wllt II' t111\1"'11 1 I III tl t)e Irt"'. nOli to Il:""'llf t 1r ::~~1~~5~~:nts~:::~~~~~~e ~::::~:::; AI!TER I I VIOL"lORS H 1 ~:~:~~:::~:~;~:E:~: :~~r~::~~~a~; Of 1l!NI!MENl LAW L L that he went ahead with the work, and building and the offlce I J ,Ir}ll.,. .,. (hrls, ret r u~ry . ernnwllt in~p"I'ttll fiT till' :-;llWk ~·ttr1h., w" !'. pnrt('d Hl U rlHln~ 'nUlllffnu nf .:lrtalr!'o 1t1 IJ II ,'0111111 Inllf'r \\··1!t,"'r It. c.rl·'" .... HI"' toll"S I :UI[ HI II )1'1 U I, Is ~l' {'t>rlll llv 1 IIIJ: s ,lit :11 tbf' "'lnC'k '"1f(l The Hubj('("t oC graue cTo:;~jngs wa~ hefort' thf' ('Olllldllllen YPHprday on a. motion tu l"t'quP};( the GJ"nde.( 'l'ossing C(lllll1lj~~·i{lli to l"l'llort :t~ to how many of tlw JiSl (If 52 streels submitled by ttli'm ('an lit' tnlum up sE'pnJ'Rtely at this til11('. The eppcr Hou!'", h~ OPpose-ll to iIlt·uning Hny grf'ater expensc right a\H1S lhan j~ ab:-:;olut£>ly nect-'flHClry. ('OlUlC"lllllun hlln(·k bplleved in doing 0111' thillg ilt <1 titne, lIe thought thl:Y hurl bl'lll'r wait .1.ud learn the result of he Ilt'gotiatinll~ Ollready salll"tiollE'rl \\ ith lhe 1"alh'o;Hl~ 1"l'JntlYe to the ~Ialn St1'eN (·ro:-;~jngs. ('oun,·i1m.lll A~h fn,·oreu J'efp1'4?nC'P' of sUI'h (To~~lnss u~ those at AU!:)tin anll .\lllh{>I~t stn·(·t. "There isn't an.>" pJ<tCL' in the "flY tl1.1 t Is WOl"fOe than Bailey A venu ... ," ~Hld ~J 1". KlInc'k, "There are more than CLARIS REPORTS AN :10 trad\s therE:". and 1 presume it Will (·o~t Ih-'arly $1.000,OUU in that one street. ALARMING STATE OF If Wl' go un in thlS wuy our efforts to r'('clu{'e tht" lax-ratt>' will be usele!'Js, I HEALTH AFFAIRS, under~tan'l thl! ('ommission has work ('\"r>"'Y rf""lWI, Action was today pal Court agaJm!lt the violation ot the nance, It being said I SOlD TO fAR~lERS _JNEMENTS BEGUN. A (,J ot the City Attor- -r/ VOTED TO DISAPPROVE PROPOSED BOND ISSUE £'orpl~tl"n of the Are nnw Hpplying to OJ'. GrE'f'nc for !-\uC"h permits, "11.. thpy wore hulll In ylolatlon ~;f the law," Micl nr. Gl'eenf'! I ,,'ould he violatIng the law t~ p(>rm~t their oC'cup~nc:r. But us thf'Y ,\ (>r() p,e l mlttC'd hy thp Roard or Health to bUIld. I don't know what to do, So rye a~ked tht' TE'nf'mpnt Hou~p ('ommisslon to haYE' thp law amf'ndrd 50 a~ to appl,Y only ~inl~p Ja nuary 1, HlO!!, \\ hen I a:s!=tumf'Cl Olfi{'t'. " '''',"hat will YOll rto Ir the rpfl.l.ses to .so ampnd lhp. law. he was 8f=kt'd, k d I • ~;T~"::';;~"~ GAINST lISEASEffiTILE L> I. (f ~ said .Mr. Klinl'l{ rf'fpl'Ting to naileYA\'enu~ and the oth('1' {To~~ingfl on the East slde. The 1I10tion to refer pre"ailed by 6 to 3. Atl?~~r~. KlIn,·k, I{relner and Smith voting in the ne-gat"·e, An In,,"rance Fund. ('oundhnan Stoddart referring to till:' prpmlum of ovel' $600 for lmml'ance on \'onvelltion Hall whkh had bee-n held up, ~aid hp was glad to learn lhat the insuran('e companies were wllling t 0 :\11'. Hloudart rr.. lated the substance 01 lalk~ with JJt'OI.](' 1I\·jng in thr:! nt 19nbo1'hoO<1. OnE', a property owner wbo hUd lI\"~d tht>1'e 18 yC'ars and l'ai5l'd a fnmlly, Sa hI he had no objec'tions to tht' hO~llital provided the grounds and bUiJrltngs Wf:>r~ improved . AllCJthp.r ownlng nn a(Tt,! oC land almost dlrl'C'tly OppOSite, "mel who SHirl he hud li\'ell tht'n~ about 30 years, E'xpt'es~ell himself to the ~aI1H:' ('freet. There was 11 0 r(- .. l'onIt.'fi (':tHe oC any <:ontagious disease having blo'pn l'ontractetl from the ho"'. pita I, and ;\JI'. :-\tolldart Wal'! opposed to the- I)!,OI)Ost'u 'bill \yhich Appeared to han· been (lrafl~c1 for the hflnf'JH or Borne Indh·ldual Or land !'<pel.'ulator:-; fit the ~X]ll'n8f' of the ,"ity, Propooal to Sell. StE:'ul, Who said he W3~ quilt, fc-unlliJ.l' \\ ith the Io('.:ltion, ha\·ing Jived in the' neighborhood for many Years, \\'H~ sU1'lJl'ist'd to lenrn that any or the J.1I·opprty UWll("rs HYing npar it favored Inl\"jug d. (lUil.r3Iltine hospital in Lhplr )f1', mldf-'L. "I don't uelleve in bonding the dty for $00.C,10." saiel Mr. 8te,\i. "I bCieve Vou ran realize from the sale of thu; mol'C than enou'gh to buy :'L new SilL' and l)l'ovide for a satisfactory bulltHng, In justke to many people living In this growing r£'~idence section, 1 thmk another site should be selected,·' site. ~tr. Dunbar expr~ssed Similar views remarking that propeI"ly in an ideal rC!'lldE'nc'e s£'('tion wa..:; llepreeinting by reason of lhe quarantine ho~pltal. ""'e c.'an buy," saId he .. a suitable site out-/ f'fd~ the City lImits which will not CIUN:r valuable surrounding property. 601' mYsl'"1f I would not object to live nf>xt door to It, but I know many peop le don't like to lac-ale near a pest./ house. " Mr. Dunbar offered to guaran. tee that the pl'OCeedA from the sale oC the present ::;ite would more than suffire to provide for a new hospital in au unobje('tionable lo('ution, Mr. ]{linck said this question had been up for six Or ~even year~, He be~ Ueved $10,000 5hould suffice to buy 10 ;.H-re!ot landsale in of thethe outSkirts, ~e favoredof the pl'esent ~lte I dee~e<1 in the anel thE' splN'tIon of a cheaper one: 'rhe main reasonnble and ~atlsfadory., propo~al to bond the City for $,)0,000, Counl'ilman Smith moved to (hsapTHE FIRST prove the action of the AluermE'n, be- was, he thought, an outrage. DR • GREENE BRINGS ,1it:\·lllg that tht' ('ilY with Us amplll Some Sad Cases. ~o give Catallnl· a chance to comply with TO tire IB'otH'lion :-Ihould carry its own tnthe In'. ALLEGED CULPRIT IN suran('f'. the amount paid for prelllHealth t'onllnj~~loner Greene, who lums Lo go into a fund wh~c.·h ('auld be Oblainf'd the floor. inf'iRtell that in tieST.4TE TIE.IT,TTI REPORT. ' WlNICIPAL COURT,;, properly inn!'stecl. 1n time It would aC'- lecting any new sHe they should bear . Ono dred CLm or Smallpo~ Ou tolde C/;~ tumulUle ands bec:olTIc uVRfJable Thl. City RepOrted. :rv i C\;7 building n{'w ('hoo I R . . for In mind acc.'psibJllty, lIe h pointedJ out a In 6U}lport of the motion to dlsap- the danger of un out of t e way 0(' _ AI. ~"t, .March 5.-There were 10,968 RosalinA. Catalina. wa~ arraigned t~1S P ron', .loIr. Smith Fufd the city had suf- tion inyoh'ing long drives over undeathR in this :Stale during January, aO-mornlng In :\IunlC'ipR.1 rourt lO be trIed i b t 0 In~tances payed I'oads in mid-\\ inter, fer-t,t] largest [roln flre , " .... r. Greene saw no obje<.'tions ' tot thet cording to the bunetin of the State Health on the ehRl'ge or hnvlng violated th~ The one nwn~ut.in wAugust. 1896, J' ,, Department i"~lIed to-day. At the close tenempn t 11 0liSP l'l\\'!~ H1s l'a~e ,\ aa ·h.n tll~ "Ity h,'ld Cln msurance of $9,- l)J'esent ~ite fl"om it sanitary pO.ln o. f I .. , . • . '" ' ·ic'\\' or on the ground of acC'etoSlblJlt l. o t 10 month there WE're 100 oases of small· 1 t, \\:eeks to gIve him an 500 on tire hydntnt ('overs valued ,"l~ It WUH Jal"~re enough to mp.et the need!" ' t1 tl • adjournN \\ 0 pox In 16 'Jtato In rlV~ntY-'h'e localities t. live up to the requira- $9,B:W. Jt was .1 total loss. but the rlt) of Burfn:lo fOl" many years, ouu.ide of ~pw York City. Of fhirtT"-nina opportun t~ to . ('ollec..:tl'd only $5,494, leaving A deflrit "I~ thpl"e any llanger of those i? Its deaths from tho dise..,., thirty-fi"e o~clIred ment. or the Jail.. h Terrae. hut of abuut $4,100. The othf'r case wns immediate v'le/Jlit:)" T' asked ~1J:. Stou.. lhat of the elec·Uoll booths Insured tOl" dart. , In Xow YorkC,ly. Dod one .aph at Bulfalo, C'atailna IIv •• In t :ler'hanl" Slreet "::\'ot ,dth mouern Sanllal!on, re. Bmghamton. O"";an and ~Iount YerDoD. owns a. building I n . Id $13000 ond '~nlued at that m~l'h or mo·re. l'pon th"'e polil'ie. thl' {'Hy 001- i,!led Dr. Grt'ene. . " 'l'hprA Were thirtv-four I!ru>eA at tw-olve which h!' r('c£'ntly rebutlt. It is ~a le<.·lec1 $7,369, leaving a de'klt of ~1.bout .'From my own dbl'!el'vahon, said points In tho Adir~ndacks. eight cases in that la.! fall the man appllert for per: t t' .. :\11', Htoddan. "I de-~jn~ to ~ay that I am th~ RouthwE'~t~rn part or tho State. a o.ozpu mhudon to makfo hl~ place In ;\lccbanl.. $13.000, ""'"e hav{~ tiI"Elt .. cl:.u:s tire pro et' lon, Ul-lhanlpd that the dty of ButTalo !-lhould :S-"CS ,pal'll ~t Binghamton and Plattf;burg, Strept a tenenwnt house but the appU- ~.dd \11". Smith, "and jf any one' of us kf>t,p a builrltlllg" in ~u('h {'Ondltion as had to do lhls we would can'Y our 0\\ n lhiH 011t' Is. 1t is untlt for hOgs: I think and E:lIlg1o Im~~od ('aRP~ at four or five cation was n"fused, s"atlered looal'l,e•. 1h1"'a I'l!'4eport~ In- Howe"",.. the man "A nip,) out h!" JJ1~ur"lnn·, It i~ a I"{'a~oni.l?le ,istfmate the (:ity;- shou1t1 do ,!'Iomethm.g' In •• dlcated about thirty in that .city, lanK f;O that hp could uc(.ommodat(' _0 HI flay thal the dty has pmd $_00,000 /n J1wciiatE'ly abuut thl~, Ther'e shou1cl be ftrt' J1rt'mjum~, und ha~ (.'ollE.'C"tt'd rt 1 t- a building for tht' un.r0r~~nat~ lhat is Grippe ("'Bused probably 1,500 deaths in P III The hallS!' was about ('am. tt{' O\'l~·r $1:!,OOO. 'rhf'l'€' we l'oulrl have fit fOI' humall habitation, Jlln1lnry, tht' aW'ragn for the J1&'il five .,.·ea ..... fam r "11 in'pe(.'tor of the Health ~a\,f'd Pllobgh ll1onc·y to huJl~, H number nr, Gn'ene J1H:llltioned the raRe of i1 . Ih' h J pletNI be ore.< . "oman \\ ho wa~ !brought to the ]l(l~plIn ltiI mOnt.. II probably ('aURP(i about t dlflco\.prpcl thE' violation ot. of substantia] s{'hool huu~es., I"Ol1n('illll;tn Dunbar agl'eec1 '~·Ith :\11', tal the other day aU the way from the half •• many In Oe""moor. when the curr.nt aid thp air "pace and fire 'p,doml!' ""mil'.n,·",1. Pn.nmo"l" I. re. l'1w . • t ",.' t ade'luate. THE TIMES Rllltth anti ~Pl'Hklng of r'on,ventlOll !f,~lll \·kinltv of the ~tee-J plant. But Cor th e porlPCI af.; C"allsing lla~ dl?nthR, ~'arler:. f's('a'pt:.~ art 110 ' , ' .tnl1011nc'erl th(' in. ,lncl \\ hal It h~\ll (:ORt the CIty, said. {~ smootll pan'l1lent the feat or <"O\,E'M~l~ it bUilli'd Uo\\ n t011101rO\\, I thmk sHeh it dfstam'p wo~ld J:tr\\ltp~e:~.)~~~~)l~ fevpr and merlsl,' I!rr(>p(led llip n"pra ... Il'f'cpn tly, ... 'J I)~L'l ~ P'l'ftll,i'-l·uh:.lr.,.Hl".JIU·~!lY" {.J~," liP). lUlU S.I.HIud il.\Ul[ 1~ 'LUOO.I !JUT.\\U.IIl '• , , ""1 "I"" .IIlO ·O.;:S .\tIlltU pOO""" e·\11t1 I .JJU ,;tIlOO, tent!"n . . (i f'11\f'nt laws. This .f-a '(;IU i):)I,', lIt" lmn SQUTqr{ 1..,ln lda.n..iI Il,:j\\ liB. til to (,lrr~ f many whi<'h win be n~j,t lT~ 11 '. ., ~ a \\ • \01 {"lTua.1 lOU •• 1.18 .\~ ea!"1P l~ only OJ1£' 0 . i I qpvpral AODdRY e.(·ning Dr. Edwnrd Clark h ht Thpl"P lire. It I~ F.\ C. ' tllllJ(ln ."OU 'O,'IU 110.'.'; .0Iio .,.)"pd ~I'~I ~;:~Il~" ~.!III\ )011 ".,,, "11"'\\ d!~;:o.l roug. I in this city di~nhf'yin. RRfli nt health commi~sioner, nnd )frR, thou~and p('~p p I th~ If'n(>ment~. 'flO 11" 'LUOO 1 !JUlllJP "R pun .(. II'.HHI "B I the la\\ s gO\ f>rn ng r . fnrmall~' (llltf'rtnin'.~ n few of ilIdHlPr; ,\\;lJ n tllOnh .•1.\\, (~I:~v. SSOllUld l?lIJ,\\U.IP ~ 'll"BL( d.5',lUl U J-'I d.ldttl .IOOU thp. iODd •• t • chofin~ di.b part, at ltlO uSOI,1 (11 P<J>{JI:ttlo;~I~ir\~lIu;<:l un su :J~.I'U .tilll un ',TOOli tllB"} no l.>-c1JJU .101 4 ,) thel resldE-nce In 'fRin strept. Tht?' HII lIU \\oq .\\Ol. UP. uon 1 pUB 'ar\Jsu"JlJ • '\.lltSS':};'h3U ~I tlOlll;}jn~d,\Ul p.' . ;")y2up' l! Q_\.las~Jd Ol liS!." " 'u!j s ~FFIC IN DISEASED CO».2 • ~U('''tA ,,·pre He and uJ 1 l:I. :-;111 .10 111:. 11 ••lh) 'SUl,~,:l11~('t'SU~ il~ -:l:a .\.JaUlo;).Il .IUU d-n')Q,1 .\ltp.a.l 101.1 I Hen Ii Carom I ...,g..ene Bald XoJ )lrs, Wn!tpr D. lrpenp. Dr. nno ~[rl'!, i uu 8 tll,}n 1.)..J ri110llUnll.1 ~ql f o1(1( ll~i (~.L -Jp pU"B .101 ,) pon.5 JO J.}{h~11 lU"C \\ J,. f\\ 1.\\ t;l{.\\ 'l.t\I:lld,Hl( U ·1 _ ' Deo'Vitt Grf'tnfl, )Ofr. anll :\fl'R, Cif'l')r~p I Yesterday that many diseased coWS 1) 0 werp hC'Jng sold to Erie County tarm\Y. )lnytbarn. 'Ir. Rnd 'I ... n. F. pot' l .ltp n a ,\\ .101 0 n ers at the Bast llutralo stockyards. He r tpr, :\Ir. And )Irs. H~nry Vt', "~endt nnd n, r I' Y ·6.l·Ill~H lqnr cI u~ P~}I-1!U uo;:.t~t:J based the statement on a. repo~t by Dr. ". I ount<.I ~\.1a·\:'l L\fr -'In,1 \Iri ..\ '1. OxlP\', d d s )111 ~ .~salpp.l', "'\\ John T. Cla.r1e. govenlment lnspector (t lIP\ clSnot[ -3ill 11 • ·a,l~1.I'\\'(uu ill oa Stttl ,1:llJU UIHU!:It!u1u~"v=UlT "I> n. II"PW.;w"1 .1'3,\;'1 slll.nua.lnpUI .~.)!.Hl ............ " .. . ... t the .tockyards. All Inyestlgatlon 1. \low being mad ... ney 'was nollfted. AssIstant City Attorney Efss conunenred givE' l'atp:q whkh he the action against the owner at the bulJdIng and the ca.e was ealio>d In court this morning. It wo.. continued lor two weeks 17 I t ('a"'(!1~ ' 0 ge~ ('~. D('par;m~n PXC'lUSI.'~(.I~~~'Ii'jjjjlil/t!J ~~:-~~: ?ro~~pN~ pa~ ~~,.S ~lCJI"~II) P<;q(l~lI tlbnl~l!l I I J ~ ..l1l\\aJl(~ ~p. ~n .\n~ I 'l-.,alr~ ;il~ttJS aA.1""~o1d �DISEASED S QUARANTINE RAISED. DUMPED IN Last of the Smallpox Patients from eighth Precinct is ~ inHo~p't l. ~ t:.lUI Olh LOO .3/ ENCOURAGING IT IS BELIEVED THE EPIDEMIC liAS RUN ITS COURSE-47 CASl';3 IN HAND. Health Commissione r Greene Will Watch Sharply for :rU~~uff Mil k. ::; SAYS THE ANIM ALS I , SHOU LD BE KILLED. --- Hea.lth Commissioner Greene must have convInced the Board ot CouncIlmen yesterday atternoon that the present Quarantine HospItal was Inadequate for the demands made upon It. when he told a story of a yOung woman who had but a tew hours betore been sent to the place. "I was called out on ~''11Uam street this morning," said the commiSSIoner. "to attend a case of smallpox. It was a young woman ot ed ucation and refinement. It didn't seem rIght to move her from her homf/ to the Quarantine HospItal, consIderIng the class ot people who arc there at presenL What could ed under quarantine and the health de- we do? There she was in a comfortab1.e We could partment took vigorous mea.sures to home, but It was In a fiat. combat the dI.eaHe. In spIte at the hardly allow her to remaIn there. Perr igorous quarantine regulations. how- haps If we dId wIthIn a short Ume we ever, the disease began to spread and. would have the whole fiat on our hands. by the hohday season 4.0 houses were As much as I regretted It, we had to under quarantine and a detail of 120 send ber to the hospItal with the rest patrolmen was required to guard of those people. U Utem. There has been some talk of moving A majority ot the patients were Pol- the present Quarantine Hospital trom Ish chIldren and the health-department the 18th ward to a spot outSide tbe officer. found great dIfficulty In Im- cily. "It you're gOIng to do that," saId the I preSSing upon their parents the necessity tor complete Isolation as a measure commls!'!lonE'T. "you'll have to get us a I of safety for those not atructed. Many place that \v111 be accessible. You know of the cases were hidden for several smallpox usually comes at a time of the days betore they were discovered by year when it is difficult to travel over the phYsicians. In that way a. number country roads. Then you have got to of persons were exposed to intection. In bave a place where we can have gas a few cases physlclal force was ortered and water and other modern convento t hose who attempted to entorce san- iences. "Smallpox patients do strange thing. itary measures and the ae:sIstance of t he pollce was a"ked to aid the officIal. sometimes. It was only a few days ago that one ot those at the Quaran tine of the heaHh departlnent. The mode of HvIng, In a grea.t many Hospl tal tried to tUrn over a hot stove. ""oes, made the work of the health ot- We had to watch hIm all the time to 8ee IIcers particularly dIfficult and the de- that he dIdn't get at the stove. It ception practiced to hide the affilcted wouldn·t be a. good plan to have keroones blocked the work ot checking the sene lamps around, for they might be epidemics. For the first three months tossed about by some at the pa.tients." The Board of Aldermen bad passed a ot the epidemic period it was the pract ice to quarantine all occupants of an resolution providing tor the IssuIng ot Intected house and teed them at the ex- bonds to the amount of $50,000 for the pense of the city. Sometimes the Quar- purchase ot a site tor a new hospital. antine in those cases 'would last tor That resolution was placea upon tne three weeks or untll the patient was en- table by the councUmen and a comml ttirely recovered. Latterly, when the tee appoInted to Investigate. Yesteraay number of cases began to decrease. th~ afternoon Councilman Stoddart said patIents w(Iore removed to the Quaran- that he had been out to th~ present sIte Une IIo~p1tal as Soon as discovered and and thought It was an Ideal "pot for the the house, after being fumigated, was new hospItal. He saId he ha.d spoken to people livIng In the vIcInIty and that reUcvcd at quarantine the next day, WithIn the last month smallpox has there dId not seem to be much objection almost entirely disappeared from the to It. Councllman Steul Bald he was on the eighth precinct. Yesterday. however, 1s the first day sInce the beglnnlng at the same committee and that he was rathepidemic that there have been no re- er flurDrlsed Councilman Stoddart made ported cases and no houses under quar- a report and that he did not agree '~;ith antine. There have been several Iso- him. He declared the present place was lated case~ in the second precinct on not an Ideal sIte and that property had Carroll street and 1tfyrtle avenue. but depreCiated on account of the hospital those hn. ve been remo,~ed to the hos- being- there. Councllman Dunbar said pital and the quarantine on the infect- he was in fa.vor of mOving the pesthouse outSide the city. It was • ed houses has been raised. A t the present time there are 47 cases that Commls~loner Greene called tJ.. t-;; ot smallpox at the Quarantine HospItal. board's attention to the fact that It 1n the majorlt)· ot those the patients would be necessary to get n. place that are convalescing, Several, however. was accessible. "I'll vote against any bond issue for tr~ of a BE'rious character and while 'atallUes are not lOOked tor. the out- $50,000 tor buyIng a sIte for a pesthouse," saId Councllman Klinck. "WhY. 'orne Is In doubt. The raisJng ot the quarantine on the yoU can buy a Whole block In the cIty, last Infected house Is not taken to mean bulldings and aU, for that amount." "I want to say." said Councilman the end of the epidemic. Vaccination la urged as lnuch a!=; ever, as there suu f Stoddart. "that I am ashamed to thInk is a danger of the disease breaklng out that the cIty at Buftalo would maintaIn In Bomo hitherto unvisited part of the such a. wretched place for a quaranttne city. A health-department physIcian hospItal. IIlr. Klinck " ' ouldn't put hIs saId yestereday that he belleved tbe swine in the present bullding." Councilman Steul wanted the matter epidemic had about run Its course and that the outlook WBs very encouraging. put o~'er for another ,"eek. but the councllmen voted to disapprove the action at the Board or Aldermen, bondIng the cIty tor $50,000 for the purchase of a site. The quarantine on the last reported ('ase of flmallpox. was raised yesterday. The Intecled house was that at No. 367 Peckham street, where the two Bldkowski ('hUdren were reported to he til with the dJRea5e on Monday. Five ('ases of smallpox were removed trom the Burne house last week. The Bldkowskl home 1. In the eIghth precIIll·t In the dIstrIct where for the last fou I' months smallpox has been epidemic. The first cases were reported trom th". eighth-precInct dIstrIct on November 16th. They were undenIably smallpox, but appeared to be ot a mild character. The infected houses were at once plao- Bill Now Before the Le islature . I I NEEDS $30,000. Health ....commissiopsr Grpene told the Board of AJdermen Yestel"day atternoon that he WOuld need $30 000 t carry ht~ department through thO beglnnlng ot the fiscal year On F be rUllry 3d he ".ked for $12,500 'and goteltbut he ~nys that paid only up to M 1st. The committee on finance will arc sider the matter. co~.. to h ., g / ALDERMAN SAYS REPORTS ARE UNTRUE AND ONLY CIRCU' LATED TO HELP ALONG A SNEAK BILL IN THE LEGIS' LATURE AT ALBANY. I Which W ill Give the L oca l ., h N AuthoritIes t e ecessary P ower, It Is not a pleasant reflection to householders that they may be usIng the mIlk of diseased cows, but that such cows ars dally dIsposed at at the Stock Yards In East Butfalo and are drIven a way by milkmen are facts to whIch Dr. John T. Clarla. Government Inspector, Is prepared to testIly. It Is not known that the milkmen sell the milk of the dJseased anImals. but Jt Is not to be supposed they buy the cows tor the tun of it. I GanitCilH!:ommi.lliit- QI-UtIlt ijat ~ ilt. !R. 'IJ/. !Root bon !IIo. 40 .Gh·.3u.m 1>iftti!tE,SUtat an ~1: D./tlt. ~t. ~. SU. lfiff)tr bOn! 1038 rrlfi'mote 'JIbe. emannl. lDie' itneRn.~n~ iit. nur tine itmpotate, bJ : IgtRlllarhg leme [ibilbienftlift/ bot, i l ~ ~I!~P,~. >K- NEW HEALTH COMMISSIONER GREENE SPOKE OF INADEQUACY OF PRESENT INSTITUTION. I All cattle that come to Buffa10 are unloaded at the Stock Yards. The Inspectors examine them and all that show tuberculos1s are condemned, The condemnation only prevents the stock trom being re-shlpped. They can go no farther by rall. The owner must dispose ot them the best way he can. How are they disposed of ? Dr. Clarls states that they remaIn In the vlclnlly ot Buftalo. Men resembling farmers and dairymen or their employes come to the Stock Yards tor them and drive them away. It Is not presumable that they drive the rows to ~ew York or Chicago, and none are seen 8wlmmlng the Niagara River or otherwise crossing it Into Canada, Dr. Claris has notified Health Comml~sJoner GJ:.eene...of the traffic tn diseased Hve stO'CP'!!ld called his attention to the probabilIty at there beIng dlseaRed milk sold in consequence of the traffic. Dr. Greene will U8e every preC'a utton about having tubercultn tests applled to the contests ot the mIlk cans of every mUkman in the city, but beyond that he has no authorIty. "We ought to have power to klll dIseased cattle wherever found," Dr. Greene said this mornIng. "It would be an easier matter to kUl a. diseased cow than to find its mllk when the animal has been taken somewhere Into the country and the mIlk Is mIngled wIth that ot healthy cattle. But we have no such authority. I beHeve there Is a blll now betore the Legislature, kno,vn a:= the Gra.eft bUl, wblch authorIzes the local authorIties to klll every dtseaRed ('ow wherever found. at the expense of the owner. I am not very tamlllar wIth all the terms at the measure, but It seems to me that such a la~' should be on the statute books." StorIes have been circulated In lit. East Buftalo stockyards that dise."" callie are beIng dumped In the il'ound~ It Is belleved that the storl .. are belD. told only to secure legIslation tbal1l nrce.aary and that the wh,le tblur U onll' a bIg poll tical job. Much attention has been gIv.n Ih. matter by Ald. James SmIth, who th. t the reports about the whoI.sal. tXIf:.tenct' of tuberculosIs at the yards are not true and lhat It the Gra.ft blll Is passed It means an expenditure ot $200 for ev~ry car load 01 caltle coming into the yards. "The- Go\"e-rnment Inspectors at the stockyards are thoroughly able to lake c,'re of the stock," said Ald. Smith. "The UnIted States Government p.y. twelve of the~e Inspectors for the pur· pose of condemning all meats found to be dlsoased. The city ot Bullal. al!o has two In!;pectors OUt there. "The story h:\~ been circulated rim· ply to help along a sneak bill at AI· bany. The btll provides for the !m· ployment of more Inspectors at an ex· f pense at $200 a carload, or about 11.000 a. w('ek. This expense would have to bf borne by lhe cattle people, and. of course, eventually by the con8umers." "Y' INSPECT CATTLE IN BUFFALO BETTER . 3/ L> , ! J.; J.; t r. I II Bill Demanding More Rigid Work Held Up in Upper House by Senator Ramsperger. S OCKMEN ARE OPPOSED Dy !iI.ecla l W i r e to T he C o . rJ ~l'. Albany, J\farch 10.-Senator Rl!ll!·1 perger held up a blll tonIght that bas been sneaked through the lower bouse and an attempt was made to push I: through the Senate. It Is the bill .-hleb provides tor the inspection ot cattJe I~ the Buttalo Stock Yards. the one t ba Vo,'as defeated last year after a bitter fight. Upon the protest of Senator Ram",. perger the bill wento\'er and the ('haJr~ man ot the Committee on Agr1CI~U~~ hns agreed upon a hearing fO: Du!' day one week trom tomorrD'" d to f~lo' stock men are bitterly oppose I the bIll. 1 LESCZINSKI USED '? DEA~LY P,~/S~N }IOR E onditlOIll 01 Investigation Into the t CButralo hal the stock yards at Eas Groof! colJ.14lnSed HealUl commlsSI~ed that more §lf~b8'Bb let • uberculoU! to prevent the shipment of ~ttah), Dr. cattle from the ~rest ~tgl~rl!! "eterJQ' Greene and Dr. John. . ment Inspectai' DR. HILL REPORTS THAT THE POWDER WAS POTASSIUM BICHROMATE. City Ch("Ullst Hili hn~ ['cparted to tl.lC! B eall " U s pnrtm("Dt the- l't'sull (If hi:! nnl\ly~ 'lIs (It tilt· pnW dt·r llfled hy I~nllt!u" LI~~zlu­ !'lId or :\n. toil :'lUlls ~rr('ets In tile nlleged At tl' mpt 10 kill bt~ witt"". 'fhe Rllnllsl~ ~hl"l\\~ fhnt tbn IIO\\d,'r fouud III til(> wine mriUdul" whkh W8~ Y,I\ I'll th~ WOmRn to drink ('onIRln('1l i ;)11100 ~ntluq ot ulchromatf' (If pntn~~hllU aUfI , tud fhp pn~-dt'r ~11~ nil pllt.1s!'olnJU. l ht'ml!"ill': helll?,·", tbh!l 10 UP a draclly ptol!<lUU olJHl tlint th o rraS\.n thnt clp:ttb did not [ (,!lnw \\ 8 " that mlls t o( thp Jlnl~nn wftl'l \"f.mllf'll out lit tbp ~ toDl:I'~h . ('npt. )lnrri~HIPJ" 'w ill pu sh the ("8!1f(' n;.C:llnst L('~wzlu5)d on the new e\1 dPDC'(, rrl1f:f(Pri 11)' Prof £1111. lJp will he anal,::ned tomorrow mornlnll. In Pnll('(' Court ST RI ~GE NT LAWS ~ EEDE D. sry surgeon and go, ern I king a thVI" at the stock yardS, are ma I n5 ough inspection of th~hc~n~~riy of tM It has been found a trerlng tI'itb cattle received here are sgn Howevtt, tu berculosi~, or ('onsu~Pt~er's that the It 1. not believed by o~llIerent th"" situation here Is ~ny in other c1tl~.. that at stock yar s arnong ('1!Ue, Tu berculosis is a disease 5 and ttl! well known to \'eterlnar~~~ •emplOyed ' government in~pectors f condemning for the yery purpof~eun~ 'With It. such cattle as ar~ the deUllI!l of ip' "Dr. Claris ga' e e had made. and I \'esllgaUun which b dlceaced CO". am convinced that ~~.es;8rn~er; in th~ nre being bought . 11k Irom thet11 b county and that the m city" !laid Dr. being sold In this 'her~ver ,,·t ani "or cour~e, I !(uch a case we can pre their mUk in man trom dl~poslnf ~ot the 'War Grpene. " \'ent the daIrY· f til But'lal0. but that s t a stop to It. get n t the trouble a~d \~uauthortziD' ~ "~hat ,,#e want Is a a Jl COW! reee l" to condemn an~ kill '~I ch have lUI><" at the flto('kyards "says be Dr ("Iarls 1 eu I ()~ ~. . hi ent only ~»·-";:_ ·I" "ent their 8 pm b baa cIty. but that e re,oent the owners orm .ellIJIjl' It to fa r mers �~ f c ~fattcru. nu~ - ON llcr -=tnot brrldjl1JUIIDu. Sends His Int 45 !Utlticntcn Dr. Greene , I Ita I Ian ~11 ma~ In, spectors Into the iCbt 1m !Ucftbtlillc. .J/ - lb, bd,. Ing t la [1. m· AI· m· ex· 000 b. of I " "h. \\ id D djrided up into room~. AFTER VIOLATORS. Dr, Greene Has Instituted Proceedings A2'a inst the Owner of a Tenement HOUSI\, 3~ lJ tn.t'""'ltC Ro:..nlitli l'atJllini. who rf". . id~·s (In theTprr,t('t'. \\"IIS hll1llt'tl III' hrfllr(" ,TlJllllP \"ollo:t'r in wlIllidpllJ ("lIl1rt this m01"l1ing to 8n~'H'r Ii. 4..'hllr:!t~ lit \"io"tting tbt> t(lne~ mf'nt hUl1"'e ImliIHllIl't>. Tlw Ilrn"'¥I1liun WI!": l1nd~11I1k('1' lit tllfl iu!o;t:IIl4..'P or Hpulth C( mmi"'siflllf'r "onlt{>r I). f hpf'll{', who hA!'\ info:tituted n l'rn!'nfic nJ.!'aiuI'tl nU ,'iointoN /I! the ,('nf'm£'nt hnu ... £' tWdinnf'~. dud Wh" is dl't('rmiuf'd thnt IInJi81l1tnry tt'lIf.>mf.>nts, whi('h in many in~tnnre:o\ 8r~ little- mfll'l' than firl'trnl'l'. 1I;hnll not he nllnwl'fl in Ruffal, •. Cathlini ill (he OWIlf'r uf It h'n(lIJlPnt honse on )11'l'hllfli ... ~tJ'(,l·t. nn.l la"'t fall h,., 8~(lH(>(1 for R prfmit to rt'lnotlfll thp h1ltl~lng fiO .'"~ to IIcC'OlIlmndnh' I Willy tnlO1l1l'.... '1 bt, aulhoritie~ rtltUf;Pd to ).."1'UDr top ppruur. n~ top 1 nJtC'rntioDs Wt't(> not. fI 8n" tor thE" thp rNJllirrm{'Dhl III ftC'cordnncl' \""th Catallni, it is I':ftiri (}f ,thp orrhlll\Orf'. 11i11. nlterotioM In't thO ''."nt abond with bl, lb Pons,. h P "AWl' nurl no I lIf'nrlr- filJPfI 'rr W HU hr r8~(' "Olh I Corporation C'oun~('l I,,\" reported to thfi' Dr, GI'{>(l'nE' " , , Illl! 4\.ttornl"Y ~"i 81~n(lod to C . 0' l't!:l wn~ 8sP r> <'n!Oe wn<: I,lf't II Th pro:-.e('lIl Alnhnl. thi' own for trinl in Inn. JlflDt'd tor two ~~(,:~~:rllillg. hnt t\'ft~ f)()~t ­ I tho m.antimp ('nl.li~' ,.1,1 lh.t in .. !Uake th~ Jllnrp l'OllrOl'~l t\11 pnrif'II\OOr to III the bnl.(' or Pl«" to thtt orrlinanta nif'il)81 ('Oltrt It.:. The- ol'C'U,IDnl"" ~~111~ }lJ'O!«'f'l1tiOI1, ~t'n notlfil'ri thnt tb,.~h' tt."U(l.Ill{,llt ba\,A t,,'o we-E'k~ • mURt Ylll'Dte withTho ro"nlt): for \'101" . IlIlCP to ql1~ ... tion I. n ti flon ot thp nrdill" UP nr .. 0 Rud lint more than ""_Ount le:;g thaI, JO h ... _OJ • 'MrSTfRIOUS CASf AT MY. MORRIS IS culous cows being connpmned whUe in transit heore nnd diF:posed or to farmers In the nt'ighborhood ot Burl:nlo, and the pl'Ohablllty of the milk from lhese cowS belng .old to the people of Bu/. lalo, and the nd,·I.ablllty of a more strtn~ent law to prevent such Intro~ ducUon. I hpg to flay [hat Chapter 3~1 01 the Laws 01 1901 places this mutter rE-lath'e to dl.s€'asE'~ ot domeRtlc ani~ "male In chnrge of the State Department of Agriculture, and we have ample authority to quarantine and. It npce~!'iIary, de~troy animals flffE>l~ted with Infectious or C"ontagJnll'i dl~ease~ and the proprr dl~po~;ll of their ('arca~sps. It Is true that Section iO of this act permit...; all animals entering the statE>. whiC'h pllSfi in~pe('tion by the bureau ot animal industry ot the United States, to pro("E'pd to place of destination ,\. ithoul further in~P €' ction, yet If tht!i bureau ~hould condt?mn any of B, SpeCial 'Vireo to The Courier. thf'~e antmnl~ thi~ department \voul~l 1\1t. ~rorrls, March n.-It Is report.6- b e tntorm('o of f;uch nnd take meason good authority that at the directiCln ur(-'s thought ~ultpd for :::uppre~~lon ot o! thp State Board 01 Health, George the flamf'. Certainly no tuber('ulou~ L. William •. was obll~ed to haye killed cOW would b(' pl'rmittpd to be sold to several very high-pri c ed ca ttle. So any peft'iOn or the milk nf such n ('0'" used or 80ld It thi~ tippartment had far all e rtort to ubtain any positive InformaU')n on thp subject has failed. )[r. kno\\'lec1ge to thnt eftt;'ct. Dr, ("lal'ls Is the loeal vE"terlnarinn for this de~ Williams' agents here r e fusing to afparlment nnd It woulfl be his duty to firm or deny the rumor. rpport to me any CHSl'S coming within L. A. Hilliard, n wealthy farmer IIv· Ing nea r Groveland , nnd about ~Ix his knowlf'dgp, JOHN H. GRANT. M. D .. mlle~ from h (~re was also directed to dispose of aU or a good part 01 bls Assistant CommlsJ:1ionpr of Agriculture. fanry cow~ . The cows were killE'd and de~tr o )-'ed by fire a few hours later. The ,Vllllams rattlE> were said tn haye co.t the BulTalo mllilonalre $4010 each. So afraid \",pre thf':r that the High Bred Cattle Attacked by Strange Disease and Ordered Killed by the State Board of Health, 'Tis Said. " news ot the kt1Ung \youJd bl;' made pub- that only one hl:"rd was dlsp os""'ci ot at a timE>, Whether ~Ir. HlIllnrd and :'lr. WlI- liam~' agents were Instructed by the Board of Health to maintain ~E'crecy Is not known. but no one who knows will talk on the .ubJect. It I. said that th~ hhrh bred cattle became afftlcted with this mystE'rl<lu8 disease ROon after ar· riving he-re, ~one but Imported gto,~k s&e.rns to have been eondemned. CA?OLL S'l'REET IS Q1TA&AJt_ V TINllD. Ttl energy ot the Health Department Is being expended in Carroll and neigh .. boring streets, Including territory withIn two blocks from the newly dlscover_ t'd seat ot infection ot small-pox. Every man, woman and child in that vicinity Is to be vaccinated, according to the / ...::-==-- fieers prlwer to Intervene. This city Is alleged to bE-" "a great dumping ~round for di~ea!'led cows," They are bought a t very small prices by farmrrs, and their milk undoubtedly i~ ~upplierl to city consumer~. In proof that the situ, atlon J~ not e-xaggernted. the fi-let Is cited thn t In"pection of a herd or thirty cows on a dairy farm in thr- town ot Clarpn('~ !ihowed that no I('5~ than twenty~elght ot 'them WE:'re tuberculous. WhUe the theory lhnt luberculosls mal' be communicated thrQugh lhelr milk from C'o"I\\'!II to human being!'t Is di!puted, common caution ~uggest~ that the sale of ,uch mUk should not be tolerated. IThe way to stop It is to stop th('l sour(" The health authorities cerlalnly ought to be empowE>red to condemn and de· stroy the diseased animals brought to Buftalo from the W('st, and ~hould seek (/ Af¢~~~~EO ~J ~~ Hc gl 7. smara 1902. !Rebafteur ber ,,!8uffa(o !Jreie 'nreffe", !811 iialo, !II. 2). mlerl6(t ,f.)m:order Issued by the Health Commis~(nge~cf)t~ ber stf)aljacfc, ~afi feil sioner. ~rOnday night last the pollee of the ~tef)men Woef)cn in ben.3eitungen nitflll ollrefr~ bIt !8(artf!l1 ge[agt morNr. iit; precinct reported a suspicIous disease T;al b~e ~!~pfung faft gan] auigenort, from Carroll Street. Investigation dlsunb bie !8urgtr ~on !8uffalo ftfeinen 311 "Iosed elght cases of the dlsease, but theye are all now under Quarantine ~aubeil, taft ble Slmnff)tit '1l1~ tit and little, it any. danger trom a spread \::>1'1~1 ber[cf:tl)lIn~m iif. ot the disease In that locality exists. mle .~~al[atf:en ~nb ~ingegen [cIJln< Thus lar the deputies 01 the Health of. be.: llI!lr ~llbcn £:~enmartige elio,; 46 ffce have rE'ported the victims as Mary q:aU~ lin nuarantlll:e<,f.)o~Pi:al, unb fait and Julln Tempke, daughters of John tagllCP lU:rten in beridiieblnen Slqeifrn Tempke at No. 584 Carroll Street, and ber Dflfn:e blr 61abt ntue triiITe el;t, th'e other new cases. across the street bedr. [,.om there, in the family of Jobn Micbael at No. 58; Carroll Street. The We~n idj nun llUdj nidil af§ Eanr.o!(:i< names of all the new cases reported oy fer htra.ef)r~t 1tJ~.tbm modm, [0 meir.e idi the police have not been learned by the toef), ball 1m murgerfcfair ber 61abt bie physlc1ans. ~aqte 6acf;lllgl ltJijfen foUie, bandl bie ~~~Pfllng fot~gcfellt luir~. !Jail aU.: Health Officers Need Power. naUe,ltelfll 6el ~hrfontn aui. bie enltoe, In view at statement!'; made ber n',: o~er ltJ0i9itenf nidil in ben !tU< len 10 61s 20 ..laqren grim~ft luotben leg slatlon 1!Ii needpd tor the proteetton f;::b. ~~ Ju(:e (~ t-IH~lb fiir ric!;ti~, ot the health of SulTalo. and needed at ""'.1/ h;emgJtm~ bon ter maqren Eact tir once. Not only 8r~ somp of the eatt~~ ~lOg~ 311. olnad'r:cfJligen. " reC'eived at the East Buffalo ~tock !!!lie ble ~ocfe.n jellr jteten, 6in idj blr )'ard~ afflicted with a peculiar an(l bafsmemllng, ~afi ~It, nedi Ir.tqlett smonale fling dJ~pa3e which Is now under sCi(ang !8(at,lern III tolr IGtabt Qu&cn lDer< entlftc InYestl~ntlon, but many have ben, lI~b)1 efJlr ten E/ulen bie 6adj(age tubercuJo~I~, these very orten Including flar IDlrb un~ ~e ftdi i.mPien (afftn, urn milch cow~. The Government pmploYB fo fdjntUtr mlrb man bl( 5tranfqdi aull. a veterinarian as an In~pe('tor at the mer3en /onnen. yards, who promptb~ stops further ~hip· .;5qr gan3 Itge6ener ment of all dl~eased animals, but It Wllli(r ~. @r.cenl, appears that he ha~ no power to pre· Gar. itat§ ,(l;ommiITiir. vent thC'ir local ~nle. and that there Is no law giving the Buffaln health ..I. Tellter Sci! bon ben !81a!tern, ntdit~ me!)r gel)ort, glau6tm gelvI 3 ble meiften !8emo!)ner ber Quarfer,' 6tabt, ~ali feine ruela!)r bor bet r1-tp-j1l' //1 .ffron/~elt lI1eTlt ~u befiitditm fei bes ~alb helien ftef] audi nur fef)r wmige Single Rooms Cut Up by the 1lI1lllen. ~Qalfadie aoer ift, bali bie @elaqt bor ~er fdited[ief)en anfleden , Use of Partitions Withou· ben 5ttan/~ell noef) lange nief)1 ii6er, mun~.en, ,blelme!)r laf! in bemfel6cn Heed to Ordinance, met~altl1l!i nod) borqonben ift, mie bor !IIeura!)t,. befinben fidi boef) aUt 3tit A ('rus:ld~ ngJin:o:t the orercrowding la~I .. !8encfl! bes @efunbqeits , (rom, m!fT~r ~t, Walter SDr. @mne 46 of the tenl'ment 'hou~e-!' in tbp Italian . ·t 1luted b,'• the n!lfTar~ ~r, Walter ~. rureene 46 qUil11.el' h.IS been 10.:; Health Dt'p.l1"unent. The- Health Law IJl.!al unb laft a.Ue :tage 10mll1en frifcfJe regulating the amount ot air $pa('e to i\'aUe bor. 1)le Shanff)eit oefef)riintl be 3110led to everr occupant of a tenefief) nun auef) nief)! lI1ef)r aUf ben bon ment h.1S bft'n riohlted almost gener- !Dolen lieroolmtm ~iftrift, fonbern aJly of I" te and 0. corps 01 health I~. ~al fl~) foqar <luf anbere 6tabftljeile IspectoJ"g h,IS been det<Jlled to in'fe~tl. berliwlet. g".lite the big tenE>ment~ in tha.t section 1lr. @mne erfliirt in einem bem ,\ here the Iwli.tns at Bun. . tlo al'e the ~ e 111 0 f r a I dUllefanblen 6ef)rei6tn, thicke~t. The ftr~t act or the etton toward bl'ttermenl of tbe teneml"nt con· ba~, oofef)~~ er nidil ~u ben ~[ngft melern geqorl, er e~ bodi 0111 !Dlobe I dlUons "u.s tbe urJ"t"st ye~(erdil:r of R?:)alino Ca [.l.lano. the le~Pt!' of the lug eradite!, bie !8iirf{tr ber 6tabt auf ben block at Xo:-o. £\-60 M("cllanic Strt>et 61anb ber ~inge aufll1erffam au lI1a. whic'h houset: nearl)" a. hal! hundred dim unb fte bor bet @efaQr bon bet I It.llians families. .ltr.:s. C.ualano, "hose hu.~band f~ one ~.ran/fJeit leidit angeftedt ~erben JU I oC the proment and proS'pel'Ous men DC the ItalJall colony. persisted in placing. fonnen, ,1u marnen unb gani oefonbe~il l llarthions in her tenement "hieb cut maef)t er auf bie ~Qatfadie aufll1er! . up th-e already small rooms into litue qerabe biejenigen, me!d)e dark stalls which did nat aJtord the : f~m, baJi proper amount at light and \'entllation I1IdJt q elll1 llft Ivorben finb, bon ben 11~C'rIbtd in the health ordinances. ; !8lattern .am ef)eften angefledl lohben, as notified to stop by the heallh roObon ble 'natitnten bes 'neftQaufei! ctfirial:-; whl:l1. ~be fll'~t beg-an this par~ tltlon plan or InCN;'llsing tbe numbt"f of I b~.n o.eftm ~tloeis [iefern, bon 1De!d)em rentable apartmems. namlicf) felller borTjer ober im Eaule Ye:-;terday it was dl~coyer~ that shebad not complied l'rJth the warning and ber lebten 15 ober 20 ~af)ren geimpft . she wa~ arrested and arraigned in .llu- morben loar. 'TUBERCULOUS nfcipal Court. cihe pl'omi:-ed to remO\'e ~r ~e fllrief)1 in bem 6direi, the- prohibited parlitlon~ at once and COWS CANNOT othe-rwlse rE'~tore the building so thal lien q?~~Tren liie !8efiirdilllng au~ each tamilr could pnjo)," the proper b~fi b.l.e 6tabt bie !8laftern nOeQ fti~ BE SOLD HERE he<llthful (onditlons, Her ('ase was a:J- ble n~.diften fiebtn OIS adil smonaten journed for lWO wee-k~. lt is Unde1'5l00d that many other a.r- ~u liefa,!!llftn qaoen merbe; es ift baber HE 1.D OP I~SI"EC'1'IO' DE. relts are to tollow a~ til,. Health D~~ , rebes !8urgeril 'nflidit, barauf au ad), pattment is dftermined to abolbh the PART"E:\T S \ \S PRESE!\T oft'l'C1"owding or tenement:o:. According !.cn, baa er unb few ~[ngef)iirigen ltJie L"\ WS "\R I~ \ "I"LE FOR" . / to Intol'ma tlon gained from the polke uoetl)aupt .aUe 'nerf onen o~ne ~!U9< of the Fir:o:t Prednct, 'whiLh includes nal)m~ hef) Im~fen (affen, urn fo fdjnef' l /') PROTBC'llIOX. , -r the Ilallan quarter, lessees or manv ot the tpnemt>nt hou~,'~ In whil'h a. S1il g l e (er ItJlrb bann audi bie .!tran/ljeit !)ier L4"; "" ~;- //1.] room St'rHS to domicile a family ha\'e ausfteroen. Editor or The BulTnlo (,ourler: put in l>artition51 In order that' they I -----~ I R ..ferrln~ lo an odltorlal In The might have more room51 to rent. In a reu in~tall(,p~ e"en the hall~ bave been rourl r of ;\larch 10th ,elath'e to tuber- U sed ~aflt Cfutf) iln"fcn. mOrn 6anitiils. (l;ommiffiir~r. !lllalter ;on. ~ttene 9aom miHin iiir t;e ~rrrgemem~!II ltJailliges 6 ,t/icen erf)al ten, ~frren mlortlaut lUir bier in Cn Ut. btrftllung folgen laffen: lhe necessary legislation forthwith. I ",MOR~PV:f~£l F,~D. LAT ST VICT1M IS MISS AN~A lER, V.~O~'ED ON WILl\! STREET.v l- One morE' (":).se of smallpox was dis .. ('ovE'red yesterday by the officials of the health department. The victim Js i\115S Anna Brumer. ~3 ye-ars old. whf') H,'p.8 In the large block on ""ll1lam street which is knowTl as Castle Gar .. dC1n. lUi!!!R Brumer has been ill tor Hva days, Previouf:! to that she wa..,q YI~It­ Ing a family which J1v~ on Harlem avenue In Crrektow8,£;'a. The healthd"pa rtm('n t otncers learned yesterday thnt II\"e C"hlldren In the tnmlly that Brumer vlSlited had be~n afflicted wJth what n local doctor had dlngno!it~ as chickenpox. One of the children is ~I1R~ snid to be III ~:C't, A henlth~departm('nt physician en.id yeRterday thnt he had llttl~ doubt that thp chlldr('n had been ~utferlng from f:mn.llpox and furtbe-r thnt )'rJ~~ Bru.,.,,('r contracted thp c1lsen~e at rheE-ktowfiga. Al'I soon n~ thf' caRP waR diR('O\Oerec1 a (· orp~ of phy~lclan!ll ,1~itoo~'1 the bJMk In whiC'h :\1I~~ Rrumer Wf\~ :lnd \"~1cC'lnA ted all Its o("cupnnt~o )I1SR Brumer W3!' removl'rl to the Quarantine Hospital early In the afternoon. La.~t night hC'nlth-depnrtmf'nt men wpre bUB'· fumt~n ting the place- and when tlwir work Wf\S flnl:-ohed the Quar'lntll1.c \ ....i,t!l ral~ed. �92 DOCTOR GREENE APPOINTS NEW I SPECTORS.", tls l DE ~ OAINS T / says that $130,000 OVERCROWDINO IN .Alderman more than is needed for CHEAP TE N EMENTS Street-cleaning, ~, I' 7', J DAMAG FIR ST A RR E~T C.U ~ED BV nE.~LTB D E J' UtT " E:VT, TH_'I.T OF THE (~ O W ~ER OF !l RO OK ERY CO~D!lTTEE ,; Three Parties Present Claims For Substantial Sums to Aldermanic Committee, DID A LITTLE SHAYING IN HEALTH A:\D BUILDING BUREAUS-BEISER 0:-< To\,\'ELS. IN CA" _·AL STREET. \" / '< TO PAY The Hea.lth Depnrtment has opened a crusade"'*"i'gains t oV'efErowded. un~ sanitary Italian lodging houses in the Canal Street dl.trlct. The first arrest in the crusade was The nldprmanfc committee on eAttyesterda y afternoon w:t(h'd through the gUt.'s~es of two more d('partm.nt., h'·H llh and building; made a ('hange in figurps fOI' the lnmp fund of th e bureau of _tree ts, gave a hearing made vesterday ~\'h(>n He-alth Commls- to union marine enginpers bearing on sioner Green had the le!l~ee of the ~ar- the e~timutE"S (If the police and fire dp.- }··' EALTH COMMISSIONER NOMINATES FOUR DISTRICT NORSES TO ACT AS HEALTH INSPECTORS WITHOUT ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION. ma t~S FOR DAUGHTER'S DEATH Girl Loses Life in Flames While Playing by Bonfire of City I Refuse Heap-Fathers Demands, dine box, tumble·down rookery at NO~, JlartmE'nt~ Hnd had another short strug5S and 60 Canal Street, before the :'olu· gle with that bothe rsome "for cleaning nlclpal Court for non-conformity with "tr.ets, $130,000," tbe healtb ordinances. Tbe offender Alderman JIl.lrtin app eared before th e It cOInmlttee a.q an expert on thE' subject ot !;treet-cleanmg, h e ha.l1ng served as Uiioun e 0 nurses was charged against her that she put .street commi~slone r 50 me years ago. ~o wtll act as sRnltary InspectoT~ up partitlons in the rookery and rent- He thought that $130,000 was too large Without pay. The nur.;es get around ed rooms therein to fam11les and hal an It~m for th e purpo!\e. He said It ~D a great deal and their duties will them psC'kpd away In the building like t'o\ers streets that are already taken Th~e persons wbo wanted mone}' trosn "A report any ca~es that may come to ~al'dine~ in a box. Heal~h In~pectlllrs care of by private contract. Commidthe clly appeared betore the Aid". "" on visiting the house notlfied her t l:\t Ulelr notice. They will not be expected she ~'as over-riding the bealth ordi- 510neL' "'ard ot the department ot pubmnnlc Committee on Claims last night, t6 make examinations, but regular nances and suggested that she make l1e '\'orkR replied by saying tha.t th~ priA. Percy Fullerton rep .....nted II*httary InElpectors wtll be sent from 1mmedln.te changes. She failed to do Yate ('ontrn( 'tors only 8('rape the streets I Charles Vlck, a hunter, who said that th H Ith om 'e to do RO, tbls, so the health authorities claim, antI lea"e the .,'raplngs In little plh'. In 1899 tbe Heal th Department had e ea C and Health rom missioner Grepn had along the butters and tha.t the city kllled his hor_e and thus deprjYed him The nurst1s nnmed by the Commls- her summoned tnto the l\tunicipal c ontractors have to go over the ~ame temporarily ot a means to secur~ a lIoner are Anna Desn, AUce Meyer~, Court yesterday. The case , waR ad- ground and remove the plles. Colonel Ih·ellhood. He asked tor $!OO damages Apes O'Dell, Adelaide Colgrove and I joumed for two weeks. In the mean- "-arti .aid be believes $130,000 will be against the city. It was brought out D meT time it Is pxpected that the woman Will auue a • get rid ot ~ome ot her tenants and th,1.t just enough to ("lean the streets durin~ that the city was required to kill th. Ther~ ,,~re fOomc objections made to ph~ ~.111 put her apartments Into n the coming fiscal year. The commIttee hor~. The claim was denied . George T. Hollis a_ked that b. bt • appolntment~ ot these women by condition whi('h wtll be satistactory wants to consider the subject further, en who wanted job~. they saying that to the Health Department and In con- so it deterred action on that IteIll- Gth- given $10.000 as damages for the death en should be named and paid for do· tormlty with the health ordinances. erwise, It has finished its work on the ot hi~ daughter, Viola. The girl wu burned tn death last July In a vaeaut • tbp work, but Cnmmt~~ioner Greene ~ It 1~ under!"tood that several more bureau-or-streets estimates. lot opposite No. 727 Grant Strtet. It det"tded that as It co~ts the city nothing arrests will !IIhortly be made in the Ca10 get the work of the nurses It would n"l Street district by tbe Health DeThe change that was mnde In the we! ~aid that the city wa~ burnin, .... f:te wen to appoint them. All ot the ap-l partment tor the BRme reasons. lamp fund \\'uR _the cutting down ot th~ tuse In the lot at the time and wh.. polntees have acce~d the positions. . ...", item, "one half the cost of 2,650 electric the watchman was awa:r the girl. pi lng by the flames, was burned ~l· William n Doherty of Prospect lamps. at $90 per year, $106,000." The The matter was postponed far ,\~e~~ue ~clebrat~d his 47th birthday. ,·ommlttee rut this down to $99,375, death. one week for consideration. whi('h oC'~rrE'd last ThurRday, in a which will be one half th~ cost of the LouIs Kreis. who was putting 1D .. 1110R1 ,l#.:;ant manner. In the evpning ~a me nUlnher of la nlps at $75 earh a retaining wall In the Evans slip bt ./~ it par\y' C"f m('n fripnd!", membprs of the year, the reduced price that the Board Erie Street, wanted $2.500 because ft , , f. ()Jet (fuard, surprist'd him at his home· ot Councilmen has gained from the I damage caused by the bursting of • S ancl h.lped him to keep thc ausplrlo"s Buffalo General Electric Company. I water main. AC'tlon was postpontt!. ~al o r\·ont In a merry fa"hlon, Amo?g the There a~ thre e oth.r Items under the SE"!E R B IDS WRO~ G . II pnrty WPTE" Mayor Erastus (". h .. nlght. I d f I ' I ' H ' I .Iudgp. Eetwar<l K. Emer~.. , .Judge Otto lea 0 amp fund to \\ htch the com"olg.r, ('ount~ Trea5urer William mlttee w111 give its attention later. Corporation. Counsel Feldman .u. Q J Th tal 1 h I mltted an opfnlon to the Aldermanie H. DHniE"l~. Df'l)uty ("Ity Treasurer Fred ey pt'r n to ig t ng. both by gas Committee on Sewers last night tbAt n , ~lurray, Hpallh ComJDI~sioner Wal- Hnd el ec triclty. and to cleaning and rE'- the bids tor an IS-inch ~e\\'er, 1,300 fett long. In Xortolk Avenue. were Irrep. Por the Or"t tlmp slnee last rall, tbf're tel' D . Grpenf'. HorrU'''p A. Noble. Henry pairing of lamps. In the h e alth department a few lar because the advertising did not ean 11 not a house In Uufrolo unnpr (lu(U'nntlne ( I . Zf'Ilf>l'. Dr. John J. McCullogh, Rohfor smallpox lIf'ollb Comlulsslonp[, Gre("DP ('L'I ~t. )'furphy, Dr, R. S. Greenp, John s mall (' Ut5 were made. CommissionE'r for what was wanted. It "'as decided HiUrdihg to reatlvertise for bids. The estimated and bill atJSh~taut8 bn" $r¥"ccsed ' g ~talcolm. John F, Koch. Dr. S. ,"Y. G~ w a nted $1,000 • u tbp smnllpox patients In the elty 180· BowE"r, Lloyd L. WE'stbrook. A. E. ~maUpox and othe r patients at th,=, co~t of the work is $2,li5. edlC'ine5 George :')lartin wIthdrew his bid tur lated at tbe Quarantlu(" hospltBl, nnd. tb('O RiC'hmond. Dr. Parker A. Poole, Robert Quarantine Hos pital and fo . • r,m , two sewer constructions. The blds1ffft 'bnmes or the pdthmts haH' bt.'E:n tumlgat("d n. Ynung'. ("harles T. Sloan, Dr. Gfflrge 11. M c Michael. Charles H. Funnel, Dr. ~ew.(.'lothLng and other supphe~ for that awarded then to Be-aser & Beach, th anti r~l('aeed trom qunrc.ntlne. As n reo wit. tbp outlook 08 r('gards smallpox In (1.porg€' l.... Brown, George L. Knight, tnstltutio n. Last year $400 wa~ allo\\"- work being in Letchworth Avenue !II Grotl" Street amounting to about B uft'lll0 Is hrlghter than It has been since David Seymoul', Frank W. Hlnklt'y. I'd , but Dr. Greene said there is no tellFrank 'T. Haggerty. (,harles E. Mark- ing how m a ny smallpox patientf1l w11l 5 0 0 , ' thf' bfogluntng o( the epidemic. Complaint was made betore the Al There art"! at pr("sent 47 smllllpox fill !lam. Alvin W. Da¥, Frank T, GUbert, h a ve to be taken care of during the manIc CommIttee on Streets last n ttf'llts contluf'd In the qDunrnnttne hospital. GTPOrge "., \-O~f:. Charll"s J (~l ' I com Ing YNLr. H oweyer. the commIttee I S bet ~n ef Most of the {'lHiI'~ are mUd ones. Ilnd lUony Hapin CLud (.'. D, CaniC'k, In t~~'(.;~~~tIeclded to cut the Item down to ~600. ~!r!~~ ~x~~es~~ec~ s~':!ts.· o~ "deed of the patif'nt!S Rrc ravid1.\· C"onYnle~duj::. of .the c\"emng the gUf>st~ pre~f'nt('(l tdThe d epartme nt wante d $500 for towels ('ar tracks. It was ~ald that the Jtl'IIt bat tbf"M' orl' 0 fcw cn!'l('tS in which reCOT· ~h . Doh ertr a hnnd~om(' piano lamp a for bathhouse Xo. 1; the c ommittee 81- railwa\· company had place-d the tratU err. whtle bnr,ed tor. Is not assured. 4~"I~~,~~I:F (~r (,\1t-gla~8 :~nd a dUF~ter ' o! lowed $400. The d e partme nt 'w anted there tor the Pan-American rush aid lJealth ('ommll'!(loot'r GrN'Uf" I~ dOing that ~In("e that time the- tracks 1f'fre evpn-thlog no!'sthle to innllC"e Butraloolnn ... NOble n~ad:_:rl ro~p~,. )[1" . HOJ'a{'{' A. $,~no tor towel~ tor bathhou5e No. :!. ".a. punt1r1Ptu~rpSf'n~atl0J ~Pf'(>ch "'l'h~ p a trons QUg'ht to pro\'ide their used only for carr)1n~ the stre~t ~ aeDPrnllr to be YRC'clnnted at ClDC'E'. "~htl(' whl,'11 . ., ... ted wnh I wal~ company's trelght cargo The puIt ._ bnpf"d that tbt· pphwmlr Is praC't\('allr \\'i1'<hf's (0'· thl' honor£'d 1l'~rty gonu own tow e Js, " f:.a id Ald erm a n Be l~er. "I zens along the !lne declared that tbe1 over. thp danger v.t1i ('ontinup nntO tbf' ('v(>hing. :\1r. Dohpwt,- f('gJ~t-~t or the know whe n I us ed to take my fr ee either wantPd the trarks remO\·ed or Jut trae(> of thfl' dls('a~(' hOB dlf.lQPpeared, fE'\\' dpeply apprc'r.inttn' ~~.~~~ ... \\ i~l ,~'1, bath!i a t the foot of Georgia streE' t l pa~~enger cars run O\'er them. Tbe aud the only l'otf.'ty Ilt's In ~nccint\tton, Doherty al~o thankpc1 het. g~~c;t .11 .. that's wha t I dtd-or do 'without n subject was reterred to the Corporatlea hf>hal! oC hpl· hu~band whoo.:e p·I' . ~. 011 tow e l.'· Counsel. \\"8'1:: her_ \ I . ', t.·a~ul · '" H ' · 'S B OOK-S 0 J(. whlr'l " ~ nOtlf'r happy inddC'l1t Alc1erman Ki ck moved to ~trike out Jl. DGE lIt'RP ... • whir 1 Inarkpd thp day was a gJft of tilE' tow e l it ems. but the oth er member~ J. A. Hamilton reported to the Alder· f'Ctn1'(~ t;(O~Ph~. t~~'~ thE:' emplo,re5 of thl' of the committee, except B e ls er, agreed maniC Investigating commltte('·hl~ TpCl Pompanv ~:lt Atlantle & Pa('jth~ with Dr. Greene that the c ity should nl~ht that he had made a thorOug t1w popl!lal' 't;,~nu~~fch lHr Dohel't)' I~ h a ve ('ontrol ot the tow e ls. The t800 vpsUgaUon ot the books of JUdge.;} In oJ r item 'II , l" rut down to $600. All the oth- phy and that he found th~ ~: 1m. ~I ~ . ~l tt~. e r it E'mR in th e h ealth department gOlld order.. The.. am.o~~11~ted, $3,11.; ,,~ Q W. r e approved. posed last }E'!lr ~\ere, . !/~;z. Colonpl '\~al'd con~ented to reduC'lng uI!f~~ectAid!~~3;niC committee o~ -...;~_E. HOWEVER. ADVIS. ~m Ouatantane,~oilpda! flefmben to $1,500 th e ite m of $2, 000 Cor repair to Bridge" at Its me.tlng Ia.-t night '~~. fidl 3Ut 3ei! 47 !B!altemltanle· bie markN d e p a rtme nt buildings. That was to oppose the plan of th\ ~~a~ ."r ES BUFFALONIANS TO BE mei[tm babOn linb auf btm <Tn ' b th e only c ut m ade. O ne Ite m was In- glneer to bulld a baSct~le t:Ot ~I Fer· II ;.u)ege er ('rea sed' the commIttee y o t e d to allOW Bls('lt Rock harbor at e k the poCAREFUL. !Belferung. Dflfdion einige bet iiflti, $300 Inslea.l of $200 for Ire for th e ;I[u- ry Street. The Aldenr:n;~ge .... M qm bie Shanl~eit in i~tet fdllimmftm 'linpa l buildi ng, beca u se th e s upply ot ~Itlon tll>;: ~a~~not~~ PWI~h tfie govern; ber Ire w a t cr wa. short in that building , ~e:t';'s plans lor the ImprO"'~~O~ry III a letter to THE TIMES Dr. Greene ~Otm qaflen, qegt 5Dr. D'~ara last y eu. Ald e rman Kiok t a lked or the harbor and It was decided t .to.t~s t~at he now ha::; confined in the ,ljauilaqt feine !Befotgnil'o b 1'0" 't ' , . 0, aD emet c uttin g down th e Ite m of So,OOO for set- tb. state ot this Cact. Work! W,rd QUarantmC' Hospital 46 (:as~s, The OUtb abon f eruen tutrb, Itlng up the A da m orga n in Conyentlon Commissioner of pubIlc AldermaniC I lOOk is that Bufralo will have small-pox ithln its limits tor RfO'veral months to SUuf SUnotbnUnA bts (Sefunbqei!!l: H a ll, but the comm it t ee d ecided to Ipt ginn auth~~!!re~\~h~ake rep'''' erne. He lID),!, howe, er. that there Is ~th1ng alarming about the situation ~ommilfatil 5Dr, (Smne i~ bas .paus it sta nd. Altl. rm"n B e l'er thought $~, - c;,°~~~t~!CN~~ nt the pumpln ... ~ll~:e b 000 for r e p a irs lincl cl ea ning In COl1\·en~h' cylinder recently c,rark.d$t~ ..\ t adVises the people of Buffalo to 9lo. 367 ~ectfjarn G'lt bo 1'. 'C. f ·t . n tt u.a .. tl on H a ll w as t o o muc h . K ick agre pd ("Oelt ot repair i~ to bp. dbOUtnm'mer~lal ;:!lfV~ great ('nutton, The letter ~tates a a out dll the cases are those ot ~an ane ue tet tuotben, tuo flefannthdi w ith him, .fLylng; "Tha t hall Is a .ort bid was nrcepted trom t~~urnl'h 011 0' Pol~ Who have not bCt'n vaccinated m bet bafe!flft tuoqnqaften tfamilie bes of wh il e e lephan t on the r il y 's hands, I 011 Company. agre.l~g tor ns much 011 " ye-nrg, _ ~olen !Bibfotuilfi 3tuei Sl'inbet an g UO"s." Colon e l W ard COllytn ced tn e the rate oC ~ 5.8urr~ ~o pump a million ben lB!aHem erfranft "'a f·o m ml ttee $2.000 w as n eede d, and It w as QR 1"I·oUI~fb~,.~~~r ot '" IU ten. a l10wed to ~tand. Ald er man Bt'l~ er ga ons .lm 8. ~o!t3elfle31d, tuo bie !Blat. preopo>etl t o 1·"i.e th e .alar y o[ the e le- I IA YOU", Womar. was Removed to tho ter:r ~uerft aUfltaten unb tuo aUdl bie ·oo.p Alll{.IUP SCM '1100'1 .{P UllO 3tj.1 ·,a>ll paus ·"Jl~ P U1l Q uarant_in_e_ HO ' P ital ~~~ melflen lZtftanlungsfalIe botfamen qieflt eil fei! geftem nicf)t einen ein3ige~ \\1l'l8 £u:.c.. 'q.1 ·•.tl C 'llll_\. ..1 p amv ·SJII: A DC IUftll1)('1X in tbro blo.'k l; nO'\Tn ~alI me'!)r. 'Dngegen nnb im 2 !B _ u OliV ·S'I I: Aq {als!,;S1l S1'1.'" P" " UUW Ita th~ lillrdt·n. on "'illtftm "'tr'·et. was . f fo e- ·'1"'1·) Ic.t.u.lI """ llassnlI ·II .f) ·"11: "Poftrt! ttl the bealth rtep8rtruPDt 'f'Pst('r- ,Itt me'ltere ua e bOtgefommen unb ••"ll" lIll." UlI"d ,tOlj po,;.o,to 0 4." ","mil . The p:1.tl p nt l!i 'III-" Anna S"rumf'r ~lDat a:r ~arron (Sit. unb lJJl~tt!e SUbe. tOJ '''~\o.l,lo• ..\\3; Jr.'a.\ '111." 'sam lnJ J3 le>ftrs (lId. ~h.. hatt b~f'n III ft~p dan,1 'Diefe ~aufet IllllI.q PI01""Ol PUll ~ou"pu "l1ll til GU \ f'! remoH'(t to tbe quarantlnp hos"pl' In IJJlletqiltafemen. .uuw oa WOJ] ,{sd.UI il UlnU dll Y -su .. Ol 1. and tbe tilSpect(lf'8 of th(> bf'allth dt'" aflet finb feitbem efltnfalIs f""o b t · · ' f· Uj n on puu ....>.\\011 J O .aoi)ld.talU d " PUlj ·"1'1 .·ot at onl·(' fumigated the hutldlnC In be ~ t -uuatan ane ue tut tuorben, ."1 J . dd ns "'lll P UB .i! ull,mq pUll SJiBI. I hlcb fI1le n~ed and TA('('IDllled nil th(> OCt.·Upaut. ----oe<> ~ llo\\. 1)':.ll'C .. )<) p 41111v.ld a.Ia.n liOlf1noq dl{.L It Ie bf'II't!'TI'd that ~lIs,. RrumrT Cflutract· '1u u.)/t 0J ;)q # :1 4.,),1nq~ dttl )0 A",)P .... the dlll'D.8f" 'WqlIe ,'Is.ltlng in ('b~ktl)­ -01':'1 P lY ,Ii: IP B'T 41 10 S3JJa:~n'B _41 1 P wap. Five dilidren In tbe tnmBy In which .. 11 • '\.:). lS ...-t.l.lv 1 lS .\\ Ul ">{ )ol<t U01U .!II qe ,·tatted ba\'e lw-eD III with whot tbe q u tt ~ ,\1 ,.; \~ llV.Joll;) AlluJd .U,,)A taml!.)' pbrolciaD dlatroo••d ns cbkkonpox, was a woman, Ro~a1ino Catalano. I -. i . on O T OF QUARANTIN E ~ All the Small pox Patli n In Bu are Now Confi,'l ed 'In the uarantln e Osp lta , " .. rm ! a.. . L ,., oDANGER FROM THE SMALL-POX ur: " .ole .. ern.,l I I w'" n _ I !{. "'··II . """M u.e.omdal8 of tb~ bf"n\th dppartmput ........ tiUlt ther had mUd ntn.ks of e ( ! S'tp '.!. v ;;J do ~1 1 t:'~\\ AUp.13,:)• •t. -3: 0, R:~.1 ~O n::m.lH,) ~ ~.ft.~ '-!J TJT I 9 It �HEALTHIER TffAN USUAL • Fewer typhoid Cases at the Falls ----'odpajP3than ever before at this Tenth Annual Reunion and ConvoTime of Year, ~ J cation in Buffalo, Beginning IJ//~-,l. Coun Some 0f the B ht for LesS One Can be oug Than $50,000, -- Clairns ns to BUSINESS THE CITY'S INSURANCE. HANDSO:lfE STR1TTl-RE TO TIEl Pt"T VP ON F_\LLS STREETlll"SY DAYS AHEAD. AN 'Ih Thinks the City Councilman Sm'. d Let the PreShoula Carry ,t an . Accumulate, Special to The Butrnlo Exprt"s8. NiA.gnra Falls. l\1at'ch l3.-II The h{'ulth ('ondllionR or the Fulls WE're ne\'eI' bpttcI' than now," said Health Expectation that it Will be the Greatest of the Kind Ever Held HereCommittees Named. mlum9 While City S r. ney from p.e Ald.,_ st night. resented aid Ihal ent hlU\ '-ed him "eture a damages) ught out kill the t he be e deatb girl Wa.'\ vacant "<I. II tning red when rl. play_ rned to ned for fRfSfn SIT[ 'ff,. e time a:.!O l'n!;:-ed:1 The 8lder~e~ ~o~ for th(' I~SUIlUl'e of AGUOn ONE #~ fOR PEST HOU E.\ IMPORTANT EVENT, Officer M£'t'han to a reporter for The -- S March 25th, BLOCK E:(press touay. "I do not think we haxe as large a. number of typhoid-feyer Councilmen Stoddart Says I Several Adjoining Property Owners Do Not Object. Thf> t£lnth onnunI rpulliun and rOUYOf'a. tion of tJll' .\ndf'lll .\.(·(,P[lh·u ~~'uttish l~it~ re~olutiol1 PIO\ Id,lDg 'tb wt kh to buy 11 There Is but one (':1~" ot scarlet rever In :\1 U~OJ1S "ill U~ hl>ld at tilr )la!';onic 'j'1~m$:)0,000 ill b<lDds, ':lh i.,t::Pltlll. l"csterdo.y thE' city and two ("n~es of diphtherin." piE'. Xing-ora streN. on TUt':;dny. 'yl'(}n •• ~..site for a quarftnu~~ t'~ tl;~approycd thlS This l"E'pon from tht-' hr:-::tith offic('r in~ tin:... , Thur!-<lny and Fl'hln~·. ~al'('h :!:)th, ..\ df'bnl; of some intl'rf'st tl ok the bodrd uf cuUDcl m t r tfUS broll't ht dh'Rtpg gO('ltl !-;;'lniwry \,·onditions. Tt1n~ 2Gth, ~7th ami :!kth InU:!. It i~ e-xP(\ct,~tl }"l'!HPruay IS me€'tmg o{ the C' u1\lllr. . 'rhe ~·Uhjfct :;t, milt t' 'b 1".1 nelt 0 ". n"" Ht' nc\"{'r "0 Cree 'f I '11 b tb' . f O\·I'T the rC:Bolution adoptf'd h\ tbt.: hi r· a ction. tldort, W 0 to.. rom d sease t b. n t't 1 "1 C e grt:'Utt:'H tlypnt 0 the I of A1dl'rmf'n in fu\·or Qr bonding l.~ c. t up hy ConucJlm.ltu. tl'lt till' people tll as nt Dresent. kmd E'Ver ill'ld here, and that it will be for $:i),uno to IIny a Rlt'> fur n. n " <l u 1I thnt,. t!p~n he:1rlD~ l'ld~ou~e til'e stroD.~ly The Ch·lC" ('lub dinner in the Prospect of grt'ut interest not only to tll(~ )'Inso~l'" nntine hospllal. x!~ Slod(L rl !lalll ht' h td the 'fielD It)' of th~ lIe Cf' of the instl tu HOUR£' tonight wa~ a ple-asant affair_ of this di:-;trict. but also to thos(~ ot tLc S'lt'nl h,tlf a day lool{tn~ "\ 'r lh p: oppo~ed to th~e m8,ID~eu~: went ont to the PrOCE'ROl' Hhc('~ of the Rochet;te-r UnJ - pntire .Rtn t r . . ;:~lt{>~:';le J~I,~(~:;"r~J;~~ rrl; l~l~i~ ~~~~1 hh,' l;hJ.~d tina in the lSt.hd:llrn~uiries (If prope-rt)·\"('rsity lllndC' an pxceUent address, tl.tkDurIO'; thE! reUnIon anti (·unYo{·.ltion found S(!\'t'J"al adjoill11lg I)rollu'l\ ow,. rrgion and mn ed that none of tbo'ie Ing for his subject, The American Colall the 1l0Jlor~, drgl'ecs grm.i('s nnu ordt I'~ who had no Obj( (.'Lion a~ 'iIi lO:l p~ '3t owners. He stat . ted to tbe prl"Hlege Passing. The Reverend James from J';t'rl'et )lftRtcr tht.~ 4th dc;.:-l'\.'('> ttl ~~l::!ep:ll~ ~~~:lt lOl'aUoll 11 .~ g(nltl ho Vll 1. 1 to wbom be talk~nt~~!echO~Pitnl, hut nIl Likely, pre~ldent of the Niagara Unt~ HubIime Prilwe of tee Royal Kecl'cl, 3:!d "'.am flurpris(>d to h'nrn thllt th{'r~lr encs of the qllar. .'bol,ld 00 kept up versity, and the RE'Yerend Luke Graee degl'l'~ will ue ('onferretl The I I,nH' pf'opll' In the loc.alit)· who Illllll olljl'l't .1'1 h remISE.'s" , . . . ,O{ oC' thl' PE"~t htlUSlI'," ~alll 1\.lr Sll'ul who h\i:5... Fftid that t e P ~ ~o~, oC th~ same institution also made embraced In this reunion arc PulOlfJUi ',n lhf' S<lml' ward an whlrh tlv' hU~lllt d better than tbey are t ~ite jq aD ideal speeehps. Lodge of Ppl'fcl'tioH, Pahnoni COUIlI.it I~ 1o('alNl. "I 11,"'·('1' f'alr;e InLO \ OUT If t III think the pI'f>sen . J".uid r l'rin «.:p~ ' 'I,cm. B 11 ft' llt) I ('I Iftl1t,·l''with aov 811C"h JlI·opl,.. rhat Is a JT'l~ --("~ :'orn.l.nf:l'IiU The entertainment giYen by the Royal 0 f '.J'cru::;a llWllt'rLY' nnll the, Cillo ('ould I!I('II H ,'0] ~Pt' little 'T;'l~lh ward. .! Ar('anum tonight was well nttended, a of Rose ero}:\. and RllilJlll Umno much morc:-' than It wunlt! ('list t,y gf'l n '" th In h ",nrd U numbe-r ot guegts fI'onI Buffalo being t-oiAtOl'\' S r It ~ Sltl' I:IOrn{'whHI! outshl", of th~ dty Ilnllt ' e rhrr. It • '1'1 _. . '. . . . :\tr. Ktlnrk rt'In:trli.ell tb.lt thl PU~'l h· re present. PrE'llmlnary meaRures were lP ('ommlttpc hanD": cbal'f,!"(' of the, D!'kNl for \\Q, too mUC'h. 'Ten t},on • n1 p tretaken toward the organization or a 8l'l'ODgpments is compo~pd of Chorl('s \Y. I dollars would be fillfUctpnt_ said he 01, P ebto ,,·oman·. auxllla"y. CnRhmnn 33d de"'rep· HOI"'ce ' " 0"1 hu~.. u whol!? elt} uv,,'k t"r ,JIth,')I Lt • - . • " Co~'.'" ~.\.. -" LI e" ('nult! .:'Ill'. Dunl.ar snld hp du~n l kno\ d 11 re { w tbe IA small boat 'DD..s!=:ed through the rap33d dp$ITee; Edward". Hntt.'h, 3:M th~- ht wou1d olq(·ct to 11\ laf; nE"...;t dOI'r r~ }. ll ~ Ids and over the horseshoe tall early gl'PP; Joel H. Prescott, Jr., 33<1 dt""\·ct!· nWUE'rn Ql1arant1n' ho pita!. nu" "th I" It wa. , P "-alter D G "3d d ""'I... · ' . 1,1 ('J,le did, nnd the pr. ~f'nt pest }WUSlt unthis morning. It is thought the boat ~. . rl"C'ne,... ('gTf'P; I i1:\lj} , dotlutl'Cl1y injurl d the Ynlll'"' ,It prOfh rty C h f Fl' wbo, Secretary 0 t e IVhad drifted trom its moorings In the 8. Grattan, 33cl degr •• ; f(amuel H'h'l ,,, th,' viclnit}' t ...'.'.ff 3 " omm'lsSI'on Appeared h upper river. 3:~d .dPG:r('~; John I •. Bruth~~~. 33c1 dc~ hJ-I~~ll~ ~'r:W!~E;r,~ e osplto1,.. q, ' an u I< A spring gale pla,-ed ha,-oc with gre.. eor"e L_ Brown, aad degr','; Inc"" ~ 80 '00" n. the Rite waH •• nttll" .. .,p "'Il.\' t)£ the Comm ·lttee. "I d' J h Rohert c. Titus, 33d degrel" Pranris G. nc(",'ssti,ln and had ga~ connrClions. I ~ g s gns an rOOLS ast nlg t. No serious "'nrd 33d dC'fOt'ce' CharJe!'i' E II. .... "TIlt' prC'Rt'Jll Vt'st hou~~." d('("ian't1 ~fr. I that l\ damage has been reported. At one time 33 ' ..~.' '. a~ ~~, "'S thdrlart . . . t~ a dJ~gt'a('C! to lhl ell) 0.1 "lwsitathe wind reached a. Yelocity of 50 miles d drgree, '" lIltnm II. LYOllS, Bad de- 11l1f'falll. It Is n ~haml> t,1 )lilt hlll11:1'1 II - ' a.n hour_ grpp; 33df dl~t ~ree Intrs Rwint' wh,..rl' , .).lr. h.l1ncli wouldn'l IJut hIs to 1\' t h e ~~heelcr nlltl S ('('rl.' t n.r, Th ]I'rank H. ' lif)~er1 · own .. ~~ I:'um he t'iyil e;:rrl'"icC' ('omnll~· A handsome business block Is to be . p commIttee on fraternnl g'l'eeting Thl~ ""Id~ntl:r toudletl Dr, GrPl>n ..... ci l~ t'.O hi~ nft('rnoon beron" tl'e built on Falls street. bE-tween l\lnln and 18 ('om posed of thp following-: Erastus he said: wl'otn -l'omUl i tt('(' on (Of. tlu'RtoR First st"eet. A hotel Is being built on C'. Knh:ht. :J211 "".1 df'g-ree chairmau' Hou"Today r W<1R .,blfg~d to t&.kf' an E"hh. CQ . .' h ~ p t e T·t l' ~' C':1.tprl r~nn('d ,·oung \\omnn (rum er l'"~ :I!llllf>r ,.!'>tintnh~" for thE.' comml!olSecond street, across from the New r 1 lI"', oJ,,)u I rgrep; hC'orgeo L. hom,,' on "·illtam str('et and )1la('(' her t 1'o-f1n~ in leak nhout th(' l'('('l.'flt d York Central R:lllrO~ statton. AddlBrow-n, 33d degree; .Tncob Stern, ;J:!u dC'- lh(' hnsptul. It wa" tOO b:ld til put htr '[ ,.- . ht l,ro - t tlons to se'-e"al or t lar",. ;!rpp: Cbar1t s; F. Bishop, 3l)d de"'ree' In a place 1 wa~ hsorr3--\"rr) 8('h,·r ,·V I ot ,\ nyor n.ntg • .~ e Industries TI e-, to ~Il('h hn\'p to do It but t ere l't"8S nco l I now lid ~X8mlner. r are- under way. h-Iany houses Are in lOma~ :\lcDow('lI, 32u c1re:r('('; IIornc8 for It. ShE' was' In an npnrtmr.nt hOll" h<1 nt Ihe ~ process of buUdlng. There is no exA. :\obl('. 33d ue-grE:'e; Edgar B. Jewett, anu thpn'torE' could not be q:ara:lt."Nlln b!#.I\'··r to t cuse for workingmen being Idle tn the :t:!d dpgrn': .A. Oppenheimer, 3:!d drg'ree; hi'.'h~\O;;~~~'utlnn of lhe AI<1erm(" W8fi Conn· ' b Falls this year. Hn.rry H. )looTe, 32d dejZ"rep; George apI,ro\' d. "I"fi!"r!l. !Jll" "l8r and. Stoul ('snl'it it. l 8 Next 'l'hursday night, in Convention Blpi~t('in, 32d dpfrre-e; "~illiaw HengC'rcr; ~ 1A' lh£' onl~ O1'U-S to \" t fOI It all cl\n:1l, _. _ _ _ '" Hall, the Republlcans will have a mass 3!?d degreE:': (jt'OTC(Io Clinton. 3:!d degree; .-Ci ~ a1r1 will t meeting and the following night a Gpor"e K Gotchell, a:!d ul'gre.: Chari.. j N oPi1l)~, JfR. STEl"L. bo . ht into Court by Tony 0 meettng will be held In Colt'. Hall. At L.a Ab.lI, 32d degrep: Williom C. :\ew'1 't believe In bonding the nboh· meetings .peakers will set torth mOD, 32d dp~reE'; John T. Gnrrl, 3:!d for 00' St I t <!'Its "'ft, Became urety tlor 0f! both cleg«'.; Seward _\. Simons, 3~u de!!rec; .. said Councilman eu a the principal issues In the municIpal J y'S !'Ie~slon ot the CouncJlmen, mmis qIP P t er P campaign and arguE:" for ('lean govern,nuiR " •. 'Inrf'llF:, 32<1 degr£'e: \YiIliatn n gainst lam e zn . ~~ H. Brtldi~h, 3:?d dfl!!rce: (,hilion )1. re-ferrin to the propoRed pUl'('hase of ment In thp Falls, through the election ].. new .5\ite for the Quarantine Hospital. sic I n or the men nomInated by 'he Repub.. . arrar. 3:?d de~l'('e: ChllrlC'~ A. Ponl('y, pl~f thiq hrr. who Wft" h\~h'tf"tl hr f, Beans. 3:!d dp,(frrf'; Euwnrd C. Shnft'r. 3:.!d dp.. "1 believe you ('an realize- from thp sale l.'ltr!-l," lury (or ,·Inlntltuc tb{' (',.{'hlp t. grflP; Floyd K Crpgo, 3~d uegl'£'l'; 'V. of thIs site more than pnough to buy & reh now .1Ih1uor on CIt RUlldu;-. wn~att('l'adEdp'or ,,"'oollE'Y, 32d degr<>{'·. Ah·a ~1. new site an-:! the SUIlI s:;o:> thJs ANOTH ER I' ,.. _.. u provide for a t'atisfacto." opreatpr.· P~~ED J.unings. 32d ,l.g,·ee; Edward K. Emery, building. In justice to man:F"fleople y(J'o!»;~in~, 1111 nttrrtC'ting a ~not\ ril'nl Th .. In ~ .2,..-- 32d drgrpC'; :\"I~ou O. 'rifIanr. 3:!d de- living In this growing reside-n('e !:!ectJon. e pronos~u e~s"u11;; abo sh' g tne prep·, Thomas E. Bo.yd, ~'_'d d .. ~.n. ,,-,'1I whil'h 'I'nll'(' ot PI'fKhllt'lit rumurs A h t'O d . t d ~.... 881 ... tpu." It bn h. Ilu'rply n 1.l::;-ur,' 0 ffl ceJ> to oroner, only to crea.te anothel' ]jam R. RuIl, 3:!d deg'rce; John",.,." 8. TyJpr, 1 think another site should be selected." -' ''1t . b I'h.r 11 (111(' ot the Plop Hill ~".) t Sinetre Flt $3.00('1. u"der conmlan" oC ~>I Now thlg may bp the pra('til'al 'Hi)" ~e.l a 1I("('lIlU' In hl~ num'" b(~ u .,:'l upgr€'c; 'VHliam D. Dnh~rty. 3:!d b h, ttll' proprlt'tC'lT of tbp pint''''. f1 the bltrkt Attorney's offiC'Ec', dOE:'R not d(',(CJ'(,p~ I;"rt~deIirk " ". HJde, ;J:!d t1e~re~; out, and Mr. Ste-ul may floh·e the pro ... itLllthllr- hr tbp $lfnod jUt·y. tOstt'tlJi"r 11 mpp.t with the stamp of popular ap. Truman (', 'Yhit€', 32d ilp~I'ep; (';'('org'0 Ie-Ill to the ~ati!';factlon of all concenled. jud:-l fflr laKt Mf"lndnr for nnoth('r Ill... proyal. It Is pointed out, in the first ,,", YUSl", :t!t1 d('~r(,fl; " -illiRUl II. Hutrh. It Mr. Steul ('an find n customer '\\ho nifamp· nt thp 1nw, ot basC'bl"ekl'nU!I;- 1 place, that ... rOSe by . -ny naln. ~'oul u.. .l ki. s, 32d th.rrn'p·, Frank R. 00it. :12d tifl- wfll seek an option on thepr(>sent PlILP at .... r tl rry in Pl{'lloip tbt! town .. ,.. l" F-w I~ I ft smell As !;weE't, and that there n'ould ~r('t.': _\lll1re",· ~hiel)l., :12rl degreE'; OUo a fair prire then the ctty ('a.n go nhead a(~to the,t1ck. hf-Cnrr> whnm Prt7.n('r t· be no sense In merely changing the "". YolgC'l', :t!d cle~l'ee; Thomas Penuey, and buy another ~lt€' without dt>lay. ",11t"atrr the tltl e 0 r electh'e <'Oro,ner to appointive 3:!d rle~r(>p: I!;U~E'DP C'. Uobert;:.., 32d den;rhat do '.'ou th,'nk 'I,·. StE-ul? CRn f tbftXflft hall 81 \ nt nil ~~. might'With lJe fur n _f .oJ' "l rOnt nt t'R 1 ) I dl I ,:rrpp; G. Bonett Rich, 32d dl'~l'cE:': lIen· you srar£> up such a bUYE'r? It Is said to .:~,,~,~~,~tt~'n\t"ltl~...f~lrt~rl~n:~1 ~~I·t'l; I ~ me ca examIner. ry H. Clark, 3~d deJ!l'e~; George E, Lftt. a very goou on~, ano "l." lllr',c;t: 1:uvu..,ll ,.) PartiCUlar fault Is round with the time-T, 32d df'_~ree: Rt. Rev. Chnrles H. that 1\11'. Dunbar wants to build a toun8('('ommorlntl' the uee-ds of the city for proposal to make Rueh eXaIninpr an ap. Fowler, 32d uC'grpe; Cha.rles S. Hutler, dry fiomewhe-re in that neighborhood. 50 ,eR'" at le.s[." polntee or the District Attorney, who, I :32d do"ree; ("harl., H. Funnell, 3:!u 'Vould that sIte suit Mr. Dunbar? The A!I!ked what the <'Os.t or a new ho~pitnl under conditions such as now exl~t. dpgref'; .Tamps A. Rol>f'rt~. 32d d~l!'r('e: EIghteenth ward people who want tho wnuld be, Dr. Gn't'ne said that n fif\,- mIght very ott~n be expected to repre .TObl'pb I.J. "11itte-t, 3211 llp~r(>(': Grol',.;'e hospital removed will be grateful to the Droof, b0\pitnl "'otlld co.t. bo c<timnte", sent In legal capacity the very corpor_ h. ~tni'le,. 32d dep.e: William Demp· man who will sell that lot. The NEWS nl"ut $~l.OOO: a pnrtly firt-proof struc- atlon which might be responsible tor f.;tf"r, :12d dp,!:'TPP: ""'illiam R (;rntt81l, makes no charge tor advt'rURlng it here. tur .... ould <'O<t nhont $~2,OOO. the death ot the subject of Investlga:l:lrl d."ro.: WnitN .T. f(1H'pnnl, 3:!d It 18 .. choice between .eUlng lhe lot It wn~ decided by n Yllte of fivp. to four tIon, It Buch appointment j5 to be oegr{"C'; Frpd O. )Jurrnr, :t!tl degn"p; and rebuilding the hospital where Jt Is. to appfO're the Aetion of the lowl'f h()u~e H. ;\font. nerrnJl~, :l:!d deli:TP€,,; Hermnn .-. tl I to "r Steul ~'hlcb and pRy tb. bill of th,' ("ommercinl, enr crea.ted It I. urged that It should be E H d ~"l 1" _ l' " \ D ..• • Que. on • up "'. ." ·1r.- t .. h done at th I . ay, I)_I l p... rpC', ,por.... f' ~. n, I, • II b C II ? " Jo), or Jlnntl1l~ ond !Olnle noticl· .... The e nstance or the County :{2d df'J,{I'(,p: Rohpl't Denton, !l2d dl>grer; ahaJ t e. .ounc m.an aml"ndml'ut of Counrilmnn FJf'i"ic!im:lI1n. Board ot SuperVisors, and not l~tt In T[pnr.\' Zipp, :;2(1 dt'CTP(,; ~heliion B, to make the amount 846, wn~ rlf'[C'nt('d the hands of the District Attorney or Rroaclhf'nd. 32d UPCrl'E': Eugelu' R. RII~~I.r a yote o! Dye to four. Tho"lr "oting any other one man. Rf"n, :;211 iI('~rN': ,Jnhn n. Cllop('r. :J~tl TI' rouLTc!'ome old que!"tion-r{fht 111 fal'"or \\'('re 're~~.,.., D1l1lhar, r'l-+H'h There Is no need, however, tor such d£',I!"rep; 'YilJinln H. nani('IA. 32d dp,I:'I'('(:'; Dln~n, KrC'in('r nnd Sttul, Thot::,· yntin~ appoIntment at any hands. That the L,.ro~· F. I~('nl1nl1. ~ttrl d('gr('e; Lloyd L. Quo HiDe Ilu:,piral ~ite rnmtl u1' ."gain nstn.mst wefe ~Jes~~ . .thh, I(linf'k, Lnrld. office of coroner is useless, and should 'Vf?sthrook, 3~d degre-e. I at y('~terdftJ's l'i~ssiOIl of the C()uurl1ru~u. SmltJl and Rtolldart. Theu R wlte to up'1'hpTf' nppeal'~ tu be no dOllht Whllw,'€>r PfOT"P the. artion or thf' aJd(>l'm ..m 11I1I1 be abo1Jshed, Js admitted. The lIealth that II new hORpilnl is DI·pucd. 'rile pny the h,li "' pre,entpd "'OO tnken Department Is entirely qualified to Issue SPITTERS BEWARE pre"cnt institution is (Hsgrncpfully In· Those l"Qtin~ in favor Wf're tho~e "h~ death cerllflcalfl'!=I, 'without payinG' an __'_._ adrqllnte Bnrl tJle City nlce-udy bas au· ,·utrd ,aga.in!';t the nmPDdtnf'Dt. Coul1t"il. extra, $3,000 a y('ar for this serviC'e. If Dr. Gree-ne to l:'if!' RallieD} "lfe-ana tt') thority to hond itself for th~ PUJ'l'0St· of m~l1 Stolh1art pr(l~ent~d figure!\ nnd othp the lIeaIth Officer refuses a. certificate Stop Prnctice on Cors, el'"1i1t'nce to !»how thut the cOllnC'iluwn on the belief that the death has oc~ putting up a new modern buildIng or --""l "erl' not dOiuJ: right in bolrling up print curl"('d through negllgence or crlmlnalIOtrie~ of ouildiDg~. Councilman ~tl)d·l Health C o · pre~nJr hi1J~. Hp. !»aid thnt it WOS (Jllihhlinl(' tty, then the ('aSe naturally becomes th(l dort infurm€'d the Board that he sp\,"ut IDnf(ml~('h ~A It wa~ trying to gl·t 'lIlt (l pari a notice concerning spitting in half a day recently jZ'ow$t ort:>r the prf'S('nt nil oblIgntIon 1t'~itimnt('ly lneurrt'rl. H propeJ~ty or the Distl·lct Attorney's of· street cars whieh will be posted in the :110;0 fPtutC'tl IIp,pral stat I. fire, just as such ca!'les do now af'tel cars In a few days. The notice will 111;(lIte, which includes nearly seven H""I'PS h db' • fmpnt .. w 11(') th . j 1 d I n (,pn made r('lnti'\"8 to ('qmhinntioll e coronl'r s ury las ren ered ts ver- torm paRSeng€'r~ tha t they will be rigolof lnnd owned h.1 the Citro H> fou:JJ ousty prosecuted If they violate the o! the ni.·wsp8Pl'~ rrhe ho"rA n . t dlc't. Thpre Is no necessity tor anotbeJ the luration an ideal one for tIll' IHU'l)OtSl, h' ' . , 11 IlPlIlIl., spitting ordlnnnce. 1m n cornmlttt'f> ot Olli' to ('onf<'r With lh $3.000·a·ycar "graft." ",·itb pll"'nr"v of room fliT lears t" rOIJU'. • The Health Commissioner declares Pf~)I,"Pto~ nl thf np\\'~P1\pef~ Auel a<.;r"r'j flhf' plai't> is 8t'cesl"itl)f', and moreoY~r that he will be partfeularly severe on tAm on wh.Rt hR~t8 they \,"Quld mllkp a tobacco chewel's who spit In the open uno .. 1' wOt.1t'ru 880itarr mNhods tbet·£! 11 ("ontrn('t with thp ('its [or . tl Epaces benea lh the car windows. a. pra-ctiN's o! all kim},... pnn n~ "0no dnu~t'r "':l;lt£',\"cr from ~nl'L. II instl Uce which he denounces a8 Indecent tU.lWD to residen{1; thi:"': \'~t'iU;ly 'T~~ . trh~ p.n'llofSHiull fol' the C'itr to rnt"'\'" and extremely detrimental to bealth. ItA 0'\ n mliUr'lDn "·Us hr h ~" »t')alth C<Jluml ~ionf.'r eoiol"u1\'d In 'it. ('Hman Smith lipok(. "t~lf! ~ u~. '- olin· view. rlhlt'f the drCUD.Ult.1IlCCS, lli" _. r I Y 10 lavor of Counrilmen ,lid the right IUlU~ In YOUII, ""'Uftll", COl'p{n] I llJ4.. nl"r, .l'ffJdUN_ nels 8n ~urelclO III JH di ap!'rar. the bIll for a bond I u ('tu.;es at this S(>U!-;on as In former year~. or h' ~ftf con-I LST IMAT ES j \ -I. 1 OF GOLD. "IS S l, ~ were t rallhe cltl- at they ved or Th~ Orallon .K. Alderr-Iast ugh in- e )luroks in \?'~ 1m1~i13; e on t voted te En- e onT r Fer- he po- woul~ overnent of DOUf)' GnArl:" I -I M u. Qut'Cfr~~1~F ..~ r.ITA~AL VS . ~ T I I I.' h•• II~ hI, 8!f.;~rlJon. "T . Iohn~ has ~f)t~. Ham " ::!OH.OOO for it 'WoU"I,\lZnav ),ut ~11.000. \I t ........... _ _ ntlt he ('\ty," ed Kaitl bp, 'Pl\rl l=;.;==:;=;=;=;======;=;~!;I!=~!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! illsHranl'(' ~n 1 alrE'Rdr At that ;lIt~~ -':....::::.::.!-! n npl\" efte4 �On9 Can be Bought -- rqEW Than $50,000, to HANDSO~IE STRlTTrnE TO 11E Pl'T t'p OX F.\LLS STREETBI"SY DAYS AHEAn, THE CITY'S INSURANCE, the City 'th Thinks Councilman sml' t and Let the Pre.. Should Carry I latc mium S SpcC'lal to Tb(> Butrnlo E:'I;prt"S8. Xla,;ara Falls. ~1areh 13.-"The h('alth condition!=; of the Falls ,ypre ne\'er bp.tt~r thnn now," salt! Health Accumu· Officer 1IIet-'han to a r("Portcr for The -- The aldermen toODle BUSINESS a~ large It number of typhoid-fever cases at thi~ S(,tson aR tn former years. Tht."re is but OHr> (':u~ ot scarlet (eyer in ,,\:il'b ~P~ID he<1nO~ e~:~~u~e- the city and. two ('n~ This 1't"DOl't 11"0m tl11' di<';ttf'~ 1 'S of diphtheria." h""~lth nffiC'er tn- gO(\ct s.:lIlil21T l'Qnditinns Tun' . ne- town W'lS nf.!n~J· 0 free from disens6 ns at llr(>~e-nt :-~ro~~J,): Thl:" CiviC' t 'luh tllnnl'r in the Prospect House tonight,,;a<.; it plt"a.c;ant nffair P f· I h· , . ro e~or l 1'E'~ ot th~ Rochester Univ('r~ity made- an €'x('eUe-nL address, taktng tor htR Rubject, Th('l American ColIE'ge Pa~sing. The TIeye-rend James Llk~ly, pre.ldellt of the Niagara Unlversity. and the Re\-erend Luke Grace of the same institution also made .better th 80 tbey are not .. ·~itfl jq Rll J'd en I speechps . .. I think tbe presen .. I" id ~lr -, I ~ antine h(lSplta. 58 .• ; : ' 1 t h lind ~iYl~n thr tnpi(' til) 1£t e 1 'ipot for a I~U:: I cannot see tJle logIC Hl) t 18 e His idea i:i not to.. iUi:lure thp a th St~dart. n~t" site when we hare such nn ~~~,.~. Eitrnctl1r('~. The ncctlmulatM. pl'e. hU:\JDg 8 " . t c;; wonld he ample to e ex(,ellent ooe. 1 plied to :'IIr. Rtod· miuOIs, he ('suma e-... I an 1 !'tmnll nre Councilman Steu ~e had talked with n makE' up the OC(·a"'l~n.n t ( '~n('w tbe The propo!'lttnll 0 Tl d t He said that e , . th viein- lm:sp~, nr. __ pIt> ~, .. ho hn' 10 f." tile Cit"'" ('oultlntion Hall waR Jjrreat many p.. " and that ('very pnliry 011 . •' Ity of the pesthoulI=e, ' A to ha \'e dl'fea ted, F:in.rl'it o?e ?t them t'dwn~ outonXIOU of the ward. ~~'rr...\.- ~t lies in ~ ait for the. mnn If who, (f D~ the in~tJtlltlOn 010\ IIilAid the ptsthoUIIil& ~(>"fert11 yeru'/'i n,c:-o, pnlmetl hIm!'£' n Councilman ~~. ~he country Adjoin~ n rel1r(~t'ntnti,(' of ~"tullt~hnkel' Brollil. anu properly beiong-t'U In thrrrhy ~('('nrt"\l • :;:!~.:~:> from lh.C' ('uy of iD~ tb. city. II tb. pi..,. of IRnd Buffalo. The city owe,1 the til'm thnt U,,9hy , we raj p;e more than en OUt".... h Slim for t\ ~I)rinkh~r, amI without, f far ~ Iw. sltn· the we now have :d better ~ite:' ~niu hf'. HOD llllid it to llip iml)Ostnr. .. 01\ to bur a ne~ u. minute to gi\'(> thE' <"itf has found thltt it lIl11Rt ]lay th~ ~nm "I will promille £115 tI e site than it wi1l to' the l'h!htfnl r1nimant. Tlwrf\ l!'ol tl~) t city $5,()(X) more or 1 We should ad. wny out flf it. The l'oll1}('ihucn nrf' ~'·I·"tn 1 CO~ to Sf! a new 00('. 6 d ou[ what it nntl nrc i1ctE'rmillrd to hUH}' tile SWI!llllt'r I -rertise. it fO~o::I~'ea~~~e ~t.'fiDite nction." brong-ht to jU~tiCl'. lIl' is \\'orkin).{ In "'il,IIrbrmI;gl'lnbl~k <.a',d that tbere ~'ft.S no rf:'R - ('bic'lI~o now. . t A n:,~olntion to f1PllrOn~ n lull 1l0'1't so~ ~··bY' ... the~-:IIrity()()()should mnintal~ a P(>!oOI1,.,["". tll(' Il"~i"'lalllrt', IlTo,iuinO! thnt the ~ite when a !tlte ('t.>t1 d ,... honEe on a .. ~, ('lurk l\ ~kiunt'r {'Hnal he turuf'd U\·"1' to be had a great deal C'he~IleT: b "Yo till' <'itr by tht> ~tt\tt •• ,,"n:o:. cnrricrl .. Cou.n"Go into the ('ountry. sl11d e'~10 ~ ('ilmnn nunhnr alone \"oterl ll.'rIlJO:.;t It. can buy tl?n a('re~ of Innds:.~OOO ieft. 'r'he gl'lH'rul opinion ""-as that lilt' l'nn~l. and o~then -ron Will haye.., . ' \\"h('o fill~d in, wilJ he ynluable, .1n1 Will eoo~flh to build the quarantine alm firing n :':0011 llri('P. hOfOlpital ~ith." ,pok• • t l"l~th f th c ...\. ~ Tl'solution Tf'('flmm('ndillA" thE' nholi. ~1 ~toddart cot~d~~io~6 liS he Ilad fOl1od thE'm at. t~e lion of s:rnde ('rl}~sinC"s at ::i:!. ~trtlf'ts ",.as d '0 thAt It \-; rt'felTcrl to 1hp ~l:lrlp rrossln!.!; pomml"'an ~al 1 !oion. ("ot1llC'ilmnu l~lind~ Toted ng-nin4 n.quarantine JoIham(' forho!';pital, fl citY likp Buffalo to ~('m I r ° sick peoplt to !'() di ...mal anti squalid n Expectation that it Will be the Greatest of the Kind Ever He'd HereCommittees Named. The trnth nnnnal rpulliun aud f'flUYO,"'a. tinn (.1' tht: .\u(,jput At·rl'lltt'll ~t'ottbh l:it~ ~Jnl'iuns "ill ue ht"lu :ll th(" ~Ia~ollic 'l't'lll. tile-, Xiagnl'u ~trept. on 'rut·:-.doy. ,Yt',lrll':,. rln;r. Tbur~(lny and Fritla)". )'lnrdl :!:)th, 2lilh. !!jth and :!hth, U)U:!. It i~ E' X l)('('t"d that it will be thll grt'fitt'::-l e\"("ot of the kind e,er b,,'ll1 h~rc. nnll that it "ill ue of grpnt interest not only tn the )rnslJ:1~ of thi~ di:-.trict, but nlst) to tllose of tla: rDtire stntl'. DUI'jng UIt.· reUllion auu ('ODyol."i.ltiou all the honors, tlrgrpc!;, ~rades noll ol·dl J':-; from St'C'ret :\IuI'ter of till' j1lt d ;:l'cC to ~nblime Prine'Co of tl!e Itoyal ~e('l'cl. 3:!d degn'e-. will be f'onfel'l't"d. The lod;.rC's emhrncf'd in this n'uuion art' PU10lIJUi Lodge of P{'rfcC'tinn. Pillmoui ClJUIlI'il Pl'in('ps of .1t·rusaJl'1ll. RlIf)'nlo ('haPtt'~ of Host: Crob. nnd Ruftulo Gr<luu Con. ~iRtory, AGUOD ONf;%'~ IMPORTANT EVENT, Exprel'\s touay. "I do not think we have time 8.:0 pa~~ed a 1 ' 1~:oUUDl'e of re!Oolution pn.l\-idiDK.Jor to buy It ;)0.000 ill bonds, '~ltl~ .. ilal. Yl'::.terdll.r l1 for 8 qUDl'llntlDl b(,PJ I1N~rorl'd tbl::l "th e •.•• rd of cuullcilull'U t I!'> .... u~ broUght e uv 1" t JUlltll'r .. ' 'u actiOD. The tiU )J~c !-itl dd:lrt, who ~il~ u hy COIIIlCilDl.'IU' rlie penpJe lit t:nt. Hre the ,iClUlty of th~ P "P (If lbe tnstltU th mDIDll~Uftn.. to tbe oppo:-ed to e . d h~ went out tion in the l~th \\tl[n' uirie s of pro{lf'rt~·region and mnde ro ~hfl.t none of tbo~t" OWDert'. He ~ttlt b'ected to the pre~to ,,-bom be talked 0 J bo<pitn!. but "" enee of the Quarantme b\luld ~ kept up caid that the preIllis~~ ~. AN fOR PfST HOU E Councilmen Stoddart Says Several Adjoining Property Owners Do Not Object. 8. P. R. ~. Thp committ('{, hn"iu,:: ('hal'~t' o{ the o!:'kl'd tor WR~ too mUch. .,. n thl>l1 al'r81lg-emt>llts it; (.'omposf1d of Chlll'Jps ,Yo I dollars would bo RUmCI("nt 8 lu ~ ~ ' \ " 1 Cns:hmun 33(1 degrf>(,' HOl'uL>rt \ ,. LI I'ould hur B. wlltll~ 'Jl)' ',lo:k for $.,., }I.I . ' ,...~ .1. • • '\Ou eo. lir_ ltunhnr 6f1ul h. chell! l knol\ t it 33d de,IITe-e; Edward". liatl'll, a:JJ (h~· hi "olllel (lb.11 ('t (I) ll\illS III xt tIOl'r ' . gJ'ee; Joel H. PresC'ott. :Jr., ;lad d("'~'CI!' nwtJt"rn quar,l.nlk(' hi, pltal. j,ut "fh r "'11t a r D G o o d d n" "",-. _' r pPc'l'te did. and til£' preaenr P fit house 1 ~ '''. fN'ne. uu ('::rep; " 1 h.llll· douutl"llIv InjuT .. u tIlt: \nlll ,t "ropt rly S. Grnttnn. 33c1 dC"grC'<'; ~8muel UOllt ln tht' vl('lnit) 3:id dpc-rce; John L. Brother:o( 33d de~ ltl'.t1th C'ommi~!'>lo G • • h . . e t' ospllnl" ~ gr('e; eor,l:e L. Brown, :1Jd dcgp\.!: IOC.ilrd. Sr) lon~ Hj!! thl" ~1I, wa~ suntt IT\'. Rohert C, Titu . . , 33d degree; Prnm'is G. nCC'I,$sthla ana had ~a~ f'()m.~ tiona. "'ord 33d dr"J'E'e' Churles E U. .... '" hf' pn.~~t>llt Pt.--t hnu~"_ dN'tar,f'l lIT~ ... ~)' ~ , ' ., U) t'~, ~toddart. 'Is a. dJ~gr:1ceo to tho f"1t~ tH u..,d dl'grt.:p; "1111n111 ll. LyOll .... , 33d tIc· ilurtal(l. It 1!4 a Fhanw t.) Jlut hUDl~n h • ~TPP: Frank B. Ho-w-er 33d ot' prel' Ing~ wh"r(' ~Ir. l..... lIn{'k wnuld,'l "Ilt hI Th 'tt f' "". own swint>.' . eo cOmml ep all ratcrunl g"reetlDg This ~'\'lut'ntl:r tonch . . u Dr lS C"(}mpo~ed of tht" foIIowin~: El':l.stns he enld I~Dj;:h.t. 32rl df"gr(>e, chnirmau' Hob"Tooay 1 was IIhl1g~~d to , k(' an frIlt C T 't ""<1 1 'c:1.tf"d rl"ftn .. d '01tng w')mnn trllm t; r PT . I u~,,)oj c E'~rcf'"; Ge-or~e L. h'om(" on \\"ll1him street anti plac h r In. Brown. 33d degre-c; .larob Rt("ru, :..t!J de. tht· ho!';pital, If was too bnfl to put h r ;!rpe: ChnrJe~ F. Bbhop 3~d ue . . ree. In PJll("h a place. 1 was f;Orr) -\'er~ sorn TI , .llornce . , tor to hn"c to dn ~as thou no h p I01l1n~ ::\h'Dowpl1, ~2Ll ' d('lgrer; It ShWll~It 'Inbutantht.rt' apnrtmf"ol A. NoblE". 33d dpgr~e; Edgar B, Jewett. .mt! tlH'r('fore coulu not bl.'! qURranttlled In :J!!d df'grt'l': A. Oppenheimer. 3:!d dE'gree; h;t:"h~o;:.l~~·I·l1t1on of thCl .,\Ictprm{.n was HA.~ry . H. )fnore, !i2d Ue,l:l'e("; George npJ~I·ov(>d. ';\1('''I!lr~. l>11l1hnr and ~teul BlpHdplD, 32d dpzree; Williom Hengrrer; "Ing th(. rlUI ° tjJ vot. f~r It 32d deneE'; ll,..orc .... Clinton. 3:!d dt.'gre(>; ~ Geor~e i'. U,:'tchell, 3~d .!!,'groe; Ch~rles ,.. E jN ()PTfbN(Mn. STEr'L. L •• Ab.lI. 3_d degree: "llhnOl C'. ;:.;.w. 'r 't ""Heve In bonding mao, 32d de-grec; Johu T. Gnrd. 32d ... . df'grt'e; S("w!lrd .\. Rimon~, 32c.I del:ree; , said CounCilman LOllis "-. )Iarf'1l8. 32d d"RVOD. Wi 1io,,~ r c. P-----------~ 'e RC"ti('lIl. _____________ mclrf' of thi~ • ____-:~~_~ Q...a! place a" the Ile~tbou~('. ,I "I dllll't hf'lic-,e b · in nn~· f f " .' Health ('Qmmi~:"<iont?-r Grf'l'n p• at thE" ~ ItOP ('fo . . ,inl! U!olJnt's~ 01' II ew ypur~, gre(": " .., request ot the bonrd, "pok~ hrilln~·. Tn t'aicl he. u,,-C"',e got tuxps PtlflUt.:h BOW" Ed~8r W oollE'Y, 32d dpgrpf'. Alnl )1. openmg he told ahout taking R rt."fined ",·ni.nut mnkin~ tile hUl'ot"n uny ~t>fttpr. Jf>Dnin~.. , :~2d dE"~l'ee; EdworLl I\:. Eme-ry, ronD~ woman out to the pp'Cl.tho\l~e. to 1 sh:tll OPPO!"E" :1ny more ~rAdf' {'ross~n~ 32d dp~rp{.; );('1800 O. Tiffany, 3:.!d de"There was nn other plnf'(' 10 tnk~ llpr. iDmrf)\'plllent~ ulltil ull those on wlilC' gr('p; ThomAS E. Bord. :J:!d de-In'pe. "~il!iBid tbe commi~!tionpr. "nnd I waR rom- work is lll)'~ hl'ing dOllP .:1l'e (·omlllptPl!." Ham R Rull. 3~d de~T(~e; John ~. Tylf'r, lIed tbough ftshnml'tl. to clo it. o.;h~ :\1" ...... r!o;. h..remcr find ~tel1l ,otf\d "1th 32d uf'gl'ep: William D. Doherty, 3:.!d 1\""ow this may be the i'n • flnt out on William .t ...·er, nn,J lIr, Klillck, . t F .... d.rick W, H)de, degree; it was impo,. ... ible- to I{,R,e- bpr thf're. Thi-; 111E' houri} nc1oph·d ;1 I'P;nlntlClO ~l1thor. Truman f', \Yltitp. 32d de~l'ef': t-ieorg-e out, and ~fr. St€>ul may flo)ve the just iIIu!'trates the n{>c"~Rity or h,innJ.1' i1.ina: th(" ritY.10 l'f";lth·prtI:-.p for bub.. for t "., YOSl-i. 3:!d rlf'~rrp; ',illialJl II. Hlltf'h. If'm to the ~n ti!=eCaetion of all ('uncern .... new qn:ut('n-. In ~ph'ctint: 8 sitf' We I tbe c'onstl'ut.'tion of the "\lh~tIl.r-HalJ1ll· ~ ki s, 32Ll tll'~rl'e-: Fl'slDk S. roit, 02d de- I! ::IIr. Steul can find n ehould hear in mind thnt it ShOllll) hI" bhlre !-;trp('t ~ewel' .. The ur.tlf1!l of [he A'rf'e: .\.ndl.e-1v ~hi~l~. ;i:!(1 degreeo; Otto ~'IIJ seek an option on the pres€'nt 2rceesible. To hn\e one in the (fu1IItr, lower Iwu,..e in J.:"rnntlll~ pprUll~"'lon.to the ,,~. YolA'rr, :t!d df'gn'e; Thomll~ Pe-nnl"r. a fal!' price then the ('Ity ('an go leflt would not do, hecall~(>. mnll~' tilth.''', it, monnJ;('mrnt of the Lafayette l'P :ltd deg-re-p; ]~t1~f'n(> C. l{obE'rt.... 32rl de- and buy anotheor site without df"lny. "ould be prnetically imPO~!'ihl" III ~ t to erpl't t-igns on die .lnmp post JU front e arf'f'; G. Barrett Rich, 32d OE'''"I'(,(>', lIenv\~hat do YOU think :'\1r. Steul? ttl It. 'l'be pre~ent ({itt.". I must say. i~ of thp theatre wns d l~apprO'e. J'y H. Clark, 3.2d deg-l'e~: GeoJ'.:!e d'" ... E. Lat. you scare up such 11 buyer~ It J~ a very I:ood one, and is IUl'gt!- enQo:.:-h tn J; a ls f"ound with the timf>r, 32d dE"~ree; Rt. Rr\". Charles II. that ~!r, Dunbar wants to buill.! a founaerommodntt' the LlCMS of the city for J)ropo~al 0 make Ruch t'xamlner a.n ap_ Fowler, 32d uE'gree: Charles S. Butlf'r. dry ~omewhere In that npighborhood 50 ~e.", at les't." polntee ot th~ Di.trict Attorney, WhO" :l!!tl del'l'ee; Charle, H. Fllllnell, 3211 Would that .Ite suit lIIr. Dunbar? The Asked what the co.t or a Dew bO'llit.1 under conditions such as now exist, de!!T""; JIlIn •• A. RObtol't., 32d do;::ree; El/IIhteenth ward people who want tbe would be, Dr. Grl't"l1c Ftaio thnt n firt- might very otten be expect~d to repre_ .TO::i(lpb L. ,""\ltittf't. :l:.M uE";!rpe; Grorge hospital removed will be grateful to the proot. b0'll'itnl would co.t. he •• timnto,J, sent In Jegal capacity the very cOI'por_ K. i'tnple" 32r1 William Demp- man who will sell that lot. The NEWS $r.."ooo; a -trnc- atlon which mli:ht be responsible tor sIPr. il2d degree; 1Yilliam f:. <irnttOIl, make. no charge for adverU.lng It here, ture would .bout ,,)_,000. the death of Ihe subject ot Investlga_ 3::0 Waltor .T. SbpllnrlJ. 3:.!d· It Is a. choIce between splUng the lot ..... derlrled by" ",to fi •• tohoul'oE" Cour tion . It suc h appo i ntrnent Is to be •• ; t Fr.d O. )Iurrny, •• ; "nd rebulldln/ll the hospItal where It I., to Itftpprove the artion ot throClower IT:\f G 3"d 1 H a. ond PRY the bl"1 or tb,' C'OIII"I"-I',-I, CI'r crea.ted it I. urged that it shOUld he .. on. ,.rrnll'" - I p~rpp; erm~D The Question la up to Mr, Steul. Wblcb E, Hayd, 3:!,1 (lel:l'E'l"'; Gpor~E" A. Dun~. ? ~lG5, tor printing' hond sale nntil'I'-'. The done at the instance ot the County :1::!d dpgJ'f'P: RohE'!'t Denton. :l~d nf'grre: shall it be, Councilman, amendmput of CouDC"i1mnn FIr'i~i'hm:l1ln, Board ot SupervJ~ors. and not left In n('hr.'~ Zipp. :j:!,l d(',t'I'Pf'; ~belnon B. to ma.ke the nmuunt ~:l6, wn~ rlE"ff'nt£'d the hands or the District Attorney or RroR(lh"arl. 32d tlf'~r\'p.: Eugene R. Rn~l,y a vote ot 6:\"(' to tour. l.'ho~p voting any other one man. ~"'II. :,211 opgrE'£'; .Tohn 1I. Cooppr. 3:!d in favor ,,"pre )[P!"!l.N<. f)llDhnr, Fl1i ... f'h· There Is no need however tor such df',I!rE'f'; \Yilliam H. DnnirlA, 32d oegr£'c; mn~n. Kreiner nno St('ul. ThM .. Yr)till~ appointment at an~~ hands. ' That the T,pro.'" F. Kf'ndnll. ;3:!d d~gref'; Lloyd L, 8gB.IDSt were )Ies~rA. At-h, Klinrk, Lnrln. office of coroner is uReless, and should 'Y~stbrook, 32d d(>gr('r. Sm,th and ~to:ldart, Then n fat,· to ap- be abOlished, is admItted. The Hea.lth • pro"fP the nrtJOn or tilt' ;lld(,lnh~n Hilt) D . PRY tbe bill "' pre"nt"d tnkon, epartment Is entlr~ly qualified 10 Issue SPITTERS, BEWARE! Tbose '·olillA' in ta,or Wl're thMe "ho death f'E"rtftlcaLE'~. without pnyJng an ___._ yotrd HglUnst thtl nme-ndment. Council- extra $3,000 a ye-ar for this servke. It Dr.. Gre~ne to l.1"e- Ratlleal ~fe.ns to man Stnclflart pl'f·~entpd figur{'!t ano oth('ll the Health Offl~er l'efuses a certificate Stop Practice OD Cars. C',idpnre to show thtlt thp eonncilull'n on the belIef that the denth has in 'ht)liling up'print pre.Wer("I '1not 1 dniUfIt I r riJ:"ht -1 b . .curred through n(>glIgence or crimlnal_ Health 0 !ng 1I.. 0, snll t at.'t was qlllhhltnl\' lly, U,en the ca'e naturally becomes the a noUce concerning spItting In tn8<n1l!ch ~8 It "·n. trYlDg to ji:"t alit (l property of the DistrIct Attorney's or. pari '. t d' the fico, jilst as such oases do now aCte. I Inhad b(>pn made ('I r foit.~tem(>n~ ,\lurl the coroner's jury has rendered H~ ve-r. I torm pn!=e~engerg that they will be rigoror tbe n(\w:-'P8pe~~ 01'IJ~: I () ("~m. ina.tion di('t. Th!r~ Is lin necessity for anothcl ously p'r"osecuted it they violate the ' , 'O~1rf nppolllt(· $3000 spitting ordinance him a. committl'P of 011(1 to ronf('r with th ' ~a·YE'ar ..gra (t .. The HE'alth Co~mts~loner declares Jl':'llnf'ton; II! .thP npw~pnpprs 8tHl 8",(,., r_j that he will be particularly severe on tam on whftt hAIIols they would make a tobacco chewers who spit in the o~en ('ontrnot with Ihe city Cor printin" no. spaces beneath the car wlndo,,"s. a PI aCt til'"' ot nil kinrt" ~ Uce which he denounces aB Inde~eD for thf' rity to ('nr~·'t' and extremely detrimental to healt • ~:ed d.~rN'; :l~rl !I n~ut Q.U ~ost ri"~r.e: P.rtlY_~rPproor ....... If.~r :l~IJ de~r " Vs \T., oc-I ~;~oOh!~~~~~,;;, ~':,i!~~"tOI:" Incllrr~'d,. H WAS bruught up. d."r~e; roun. in favor flf 1l(l . ns!Oert.l.on.": J lIP "hn'" 8Jr('l\ll, p.lid loTI itT ~nll, ' Ie (' i' ')on 000 for insurnlwP ,'n.) Ollt mOTe, t ,on ',- ~'11 000. At thnt rn\{' has reRhzed hut '. . . . tet pAl' UP to ('arry oor own 1T~~ur· 1t "auI t ,,·e uow pay for pn'nuums Ro('e; t? 'W I'at l i d uC'rumulntf> <tnfl '11,'11 draw on t an huilfl 8('hool hOll~e~." ~Ir, RDllth WfiR qu('~tionE"rl by fte\'PTal of the- ("ounC'ilmen rout,pr~i~g ,lh(' he-e;t manll('r of C'hAncing thp. Clty r;I 1~8UrRI\Ce sYstem, and he- J:Rl"P hl~ que-~t1o~l'r .... I 'eal of vall.lnhlp information, mdlclltlll" ~~~~~~~~~:~~~~~ I ~~~~e~llc~r;e~I~~~s~' I~:.e to~~c~ "\~I �NEW Off[R fOR SIlL" SAYS MR. SlEUL neum Ouarantane.S)os. bod) nid)til. ~lbetman ~at fid) fomit aoermalS bemii~t, bie 18. lIDarb bon au oefreim. :Die .\:lerren Councilman Thinks Old Pesthouse Land Ought to Bring $20,000. THEN A NEW SITE .r:5::!~:~~r~ ~abmbmniimlid) in i~rer CSillung !8efd)Iuf3 bes ,taufel! bermorfen, Iaut mel. ftur:s CAN BE ~~G~l. CStabt be~ufi> ~nfaufs eines ~ "'1t. ~,nI;,". fiit bas IJrojeUide neue Aid, Zoeller Believer. Bonds ~nIei~e bon $50,000 Should Be Issued First--Says t'~=n~~~al~n CS!obbarl erllade nun !rollegen, er fei lJerfiinlid) an irmt)ftr. gemefen unb ~abe ~runbfliid, mo bas aIte !Oeft· angefeljen unb gefunben, fiir ben 3med mie ge. IInb felofl bie !8emo~ner nidjl bie! bagegen ~.~:~~Ci!~:~~~ CSleui bagegm be. .1 gerabe bas ~egenl~eil, fiig!e flinau, bail !Oe[llJaus fei CScf)uIb pran, baf3 bail ganae ~igentflum !Rad)barfd)afl an lIDedlj ber. h~e unb fditoer au berlaufm ;nunbar erWirie fid) )llerlegung bes !Oefl. k'llaufel auR.erfiollb ber CStabt. ~eiunb~eits • !rom. ~t. e um's lIDort unb .!Ilrenn CSie bas tgun, bann .ltalillflm CSie unil finen !OIab auMud)en, ~u erreicf1en ift, benn in ber . treten b.~e ~Iattern in einer ~a~. reB~ett am ~auhgften auf, menn bie llIege unlJalfiirbar finb IInb bie ~ifen. k.flnen un~ . fonftigen )lletfe~rsmittel mit CSd)mlertgleiten ~u famlJfen ~a. flen, auf>erbem miilfen bort OJas unb lmalTerleitung !)or~anben fein, benn mlatttt~franren fan,: man im .\:lod). fleoet m# trallen; ble finb im CStan. be. grof3es Un~eil an~uriditen, oljne ~d) belfen bem~f3t au fein. ~rft fiiq. lId) tlerfud)te emer berfelben in! !Oeft. ~ufe einen gliiljenb ljeif3en Ofen um, lIumerfen; er Qatte bas aud) fid)er ge' Ibn, mare er nidi! :rag unb !Racf)! flemad)t roorben. ;neil!jalb if! es aofo. lut ~otljroenbig, bali bas neue Qua. talltane •.\;,oillJital mil ~ai!. unb alferleitung Ilerfe~en ift." .~d) bin gana enlf djieben bagenen fI ~um ~nfauf eines ~runbfliitkfii; n neues !Otflljaus bie CSlabl $50,000 d)ul~en mad)t," ernarle barauf ~uncdma~n stlind. "iriir bas OJelb 'fonnen fie m ber f!?ta.bt einen gan~en SUod famml OJebauhcf)feiten betom, men." CSd)Iieflfid) murbe bie ~efolu!ion ber 2tlbermen gana bermorfen. / QUARANTINE HOSPITAL ..., t '::::? ~. / L Question 0) Le2ahty of Edctlnlr Out. side the City limits is Raised. H~allh Commissioner 91 bill re quested Corporation Counsel Feldma~ to give a legal opinion on the quesl10nc "hleb ma),' arisE" It R. Quarantine ho~~ Plta~ t~ loc:ned outRide the city limits Dt. {.fN!'~ne eaY!II there Is an instanc . on reC'ord whf>ore a ho~pital ot this kln~ wall torn down by tow :U~tn It built out8ld~ a~~~orlt~~ tadVI(,~:fU~i18p a[.e ,.!1eSlred here. he'u'ce the d. ofporation Counsel Is d~- Wa!! a $15 ,000 Will Buy New Site. The t".o representatives ot the Eighteenth ward In the Common Council, Ald. George Zoeller and Councllma.n Henry C. Steul, are working In an en~r­ getlc fashion these days for the removal ot the pest house tram theIr ward. They contend that thl. Institution is a grea.t detriment to a flne ann growing section of the city and most ol the people who are informed on thf>', subject Feern to agree with the.m. But conceding. or assuming, that the I pest house should be banished from the BPot where It is-hOW shall the change be brought about 7 At last ,\Vednesday's meeting at the Boa.rd of Councilmen that body vetoed the proposition to bond the city for $50,000 to buy a new site tor the Quarantine hospital. and BO procedure must be along some other lines. Various men have 'var10us ideas as to what should be done. 1 "It would be all nonsense to issue bonds In the sum of $50,000 because a site wouldn't cost any such amount," said Ald. Zoeller. "A .Ite might cost $15.000 but not mor •. It would be bettor to find out what the cost at a site ,,,"oulll actually be before issuing bonds In any amount. VALUES DEPRESSED NOW. "With regard to the proposition to spll the prf>sent site belore we buy another," continued Ald. Zoeller. 1'1 am or the opInion that no one would give an adeoquate price tor the present !=lIte ~-o long- a~ a Quarantine hospItal remains upon It. Property In that nelghborhoou js so run down on account of the hospital that It Is lower there than at any "'pot on East Ferry street to the city line. "But by ISRuing bonds and buying a new site nnd reomoving the hospital, the In('rease in values on East Ferry stre-et would double the worth ot the prp~e-nt ho~p1t[\l site In a very short time. Then, and not no'l\~, would be the time (or the city to sell. "My Idea I. to advertise for bids for the new 81 te and then issue bonds tor the Bum needed," "Hasn't all the harm been done to property on East }i'erry street that ever well be clone by the pest house?" was aoked. "The dama.ge has bepn done and ,,'UI ahvays remain untn the hospital is removpd. Property in the vicinity of the hospital. whloh ought to bring $45 to $60 a foot, is pracUC'ally worthless, and wlll remain so until the pest house is moved," :\lr. Rt.ul disagree" with ~lr. Zoeller as to the nlode of procedure though he agl'PPA hpartlly with htm regarding the d •• lrablllty of g~ttlng the pest house out at their 'w ard. • I OPPOSED TO VACCINATION. lIEALTH COMMISSIONER I'RISED AT THE ACTION -r.; . wriff' to the m.'mb~", OF HEALTH BOARD IN t; H('alth THAT CITY. ~ml!"!'tton('r Grp£n{' is 8ur- priMCl t g b III I hp - 6 p'T ew York City Bonr~ of HNtllh yesterday put themselves on record as oVPoM.·d til compul~ory 1 YRcc1natI6n, nJ1\l today hI' ~alrl he wouhl write to them to learn, if possIble, what Is behind their action, The Ne"" York City Board yestE'rday held a meeUng nnd put !tsE-lf on record against compul~ory vacc-inalion, and aJso yott-d against thl~ \~nl'clnatlon bill. which I~ noW bf'fore the Statl' Legl~lalure. Th(" C'Hmml!'~Inncr ~aIc1 toda)" that he think. th" bill I • • 11 right. and that It ~hould be passed. He cnllerl alb'ntion to the tact that in the paroe-hlat sl'hool~ ot' one religious J;£'ct In this city it l~ almost Impossible to enforce vaccination, and, for thR.t rea~on, the bill f:.hould pass, The Commissioner snld: "Th4' hill llrovic\t">s that it a chUd has not been varclnated It can not go to fchool and that grown people must present (.ert1licnte~ of vaccination at their places of empillyment. H everybody in the l'ntt ">d States would get vaccinated we could stamp smallpox out In t,m ye:tTS, J think the btl!. Is a good rnea....,ure and should be passed. Dr Greene 1:-. working on the barber order. Th1~ will provide tor strlngl'nt Fanltary rules tn harber shops. He expecls to tavE." It fixed up in a (e'v days. ~ h.alth in ~t'W York city for the of rndrn ,"orlnJt to induce thfm to him in !mpporting the- compulsol"J TIednnntion bill now hrforp. the legisktun. The ~ew York bonrd ye.IPrdar \IIIIod r('~olHtionR oppnsiug the mea.aurr. aDd Ill·. Grepnl' is .t n 10" to undmtltMl tlu-ir lltl .. itioll. Hp i!-1 ronvinred that tho hill is n !tood ono and is '"" w· iou~ to ho. \,(1: it paN~ffi.. He will there{Ul'C tnk(' innuprlinte st(>PM to IlM'tIia the l<1'otlDd. for the OPIlO,ition to the m.nsure ,m tb. part of the :O;e. ~"'" h.o11h authorities, .nd wlU th•• flo uon.or to mnko them s •• tb. malter 10 I the 1i~lIt ill which it app••11 to him. . .. talking of ouch calamI lies. which will l'omf'", a~ .. ttf10 all meh, and tor whir hem r#flut"'" cannot b~ blam~d. it . e said ,vlth bated hreath. but ". IIlus~rMlnt j/of\Othey' the Int.,.. Ing chara.A~,.lstlt.tot a-=ttuly !nterE'S ing man. that Dr. ~. S. nrepn p , who has been a great ~ra er,.Jbas had murh ~l1('h adyentures hiJt ndpn abm"p re!E."lTE'd to. f i is _ ted that hf" rE'~e11lbles "Ca mu ill Ih. at lea';;/: on. p~l'tfrlllal' thal WhPl·E."'W'l,he hath gonf~ hp hath sow£"d a ("fOP of tE'pth. not npce •• arlly of the dragon "8rl.ty hut of th,.. pon~elain and 'vulcanized rubbeor type arid thAt In a paroxysm of JOYous laughlef over sorne well told toke narrAted on a steamer'R dpC'k he laid one ~pt of luolars to fPst near Pharaoh'R ("hal'iota and amidst tlH" dismantle:! or fif m~·thologle". I l'f'"glme-nts ot ' thp Egyptian monarC'h'~ army in the Rpd Sea and that he left anothe-I' spt to frightPn thp fishe5 In thp Lnke at Bay!'t, :l\Jus-koka. And it is E-aid hy his friends. perhaps wLth somp tpnde-nl'Y to exaggera Han. that likp th~ arh-ance age-nts ot theatriC'al entertainments or patent medlC'ines, "'herey""r he has gone he has left hIs trail and that Pale.tlpe and Karnak ha\'e not been forgott.n In the general dlstributinn. T l~annot youch tor the truth of thl •• but I do know that I read a story flomewhrre how it fronUer~man on("~ sll.v£'d an entire white settlemE"nt from lhe ravage" of the IndIans by taking out his uPPPr and lower ~ets In the presence of the hair rai!';erR and (')a~n­ ing thenl together with 5urh surpri~ln~ pf'fert that thp entire- tribe of tom~l.­ hawker5 fled In affright. And Dr. GI'eene Is not ferocious at that. but it is said hQ....alwRy~ keeps are-lay oC 100rl C'I"USberH in stock as post horAE"S 'W ~rc generall~' fUl'nished in the old stage oach days to aC't as reolay~. • • I . ~ COMPULSORY YACCI14T18L Dr. Greene Favors It and is SIlIJIriMd_ Action of New York's Board 01 7iv.vS Health. 11/- Health CommIssioner Greene 11 J'IIo .Ied 0 t tl I mtJ"'!i... Ym 1City j30ard of Health which _I Ol I record yesterday 8.8 against comvdlDrJ ,·aeelna tlon and the bill D.OW . . \III Legislature "'hlch will preYenloM!dnl who haYe not been vaccinated ft'I8 attelldlng public or paroehlal oohoo1L "It all the people In the Unlled 8talll would get vaccinated," &aid Dr. Great. "small-pox would be stamped out .. tbl~ country In 10 years. I cannot. derstand ~"y the New York BIIIiII" Health 18 oPPo,",d to compullM)' QOo clnalion anti I am going 10 wrllt fit Information about this .tand tak... tr the boart!. "The bill now pending In Ihe LIrI*ture has my indorsement. It II' JOIl mea8ure. It wlll prevont child'" "" have not been Yacclnated from &Obr to public schools alTd will r,qul!" ~ 80UtHfRUGfWIT~ IRE nEHK'~ ~~IDI ALD. ADAM SEVERELY CISES THE METHOD EM· PLOYED BY THE JUDGES. LOW DEATH RATE. .' I , ,. Total Number of Deaths for February Was 15 Fewer Than Last Year-Monthly Report, GET AN OFFER, ANYWAY. "I belle".," eald :l.lr. Steul. "that the The tpl:ulnr monthl\'" rE."port or the thing to do is to get an orrer for the hl'Hith r}f'pnrtlllent fo~ the month of present eltp a.nd then look for another F .. hruary hos h("('u is5tupd hr Ht"'nlth site. I shall m~t ).lr. Zoeller at once CQmmi~·,.j0r£!' }r~J$eE p It and Bee what can be done by privatE:' .. hOWR tha th!:' cath rate in Burrllll) effort to bring out a pur("ha~e-r ot the rlurin;.:- the month of Ft"brnar;r. l!lO:!. present .lte. I think this land should bring $~O,OOO easily and we ought to get W'" 1::!.90 p." 1.000 iohnbitanh. Th,' a new site ot 10 acres at $1000 an acre totnl nnmher or rl('outbs durio~ the month and we wouldn't ba'\'e to go very ta; wos 379, ns (.'ompared wilh 3n-t for thr away tram Main street either. bnmc mooth ln~t year, a dE.'crensl" of l:l. "It was all right. at the time It wao or the totnl nnmhor of doath •. 3" built. to locate the hospital where It 18. wC'r('o dul" to pulmonnry ('nmmmptj'ln, R The dJstrlct was then practically unto tlipllthprin, 5 to D1ea~dl"~, 2 to t)('nrlpt poptilaleJ. But now that terri lory I~ all settled It Is too bad to destroy one f("",pr, 20 to cnlH'pr. of the tlnest localltlea In Buffalo by the There 'Wl"l't' l):m hirths eluring thC' pr~senc~ ot a pe~t house." month. 2nU mulrs nod 243 f('m:\l("~. ThC' HE.'a.lth Commlf'!;ioner wn~ totol ullIuhE'r of marri8'::c~ W8~ 2:a. al'otked what it would Cog emollel F.orty,('ight honseR w{'rl" phH'nrdNl the preseont quara.ntine ho~pItal or to durlllg th(' month for ~("nrlpt t(,\'l'r, ;)S build a new onf' . He llid not 8eem to 'lake into consideration the rebulldlng (or diphth('rin unn 30 for smnllpox. at.. the present h08pltal, but said: rl'he rl"ports from thl" :trpc pnhlic hnthAt my retlue!-Ot ~lr. Bethune . ot hom;:cs show thnt 3, ut! bath~ \\"('r l ' Bethune & Fu('hs. art.:hltects, prepared tnli('o nt hath·hou~e 1 durins: thC' month. a sketch and €'Bllmatp ot a new hospifind tllnt (i,nOS were taken ut hath taL He gays that by u~lng thf!' present hou!'-e 2. building tor an engine house and laundry a 8Slvtng of $6000 on a new bulldThp ba('tC'riolo~iflt report:; till> f'ih' InA ('ol11d ~e made. The architect sav!lO I.-water in '::001.1 ('ondition, ('oot-iiuf.'riDg th~ that for $,)2,000 n non-fireproof brlt'k bul1ding ot the size required could be lsensoll ot th~ ycar. put up. A nreproof building could be t'rect tor a hout $60,000," Y· \ c I @ ErS'y a I F tol, flol a\' (err 8aJa aCC( 810n had 8ala R. ( put Hut nnd tran ly t')ue Th Olnn H. 8sk~ �All eged to EXIst ·1 heretor. i'ry lUI_ RUPP \I \bore. l"('frtaiu I tl) the ,,. 'ott lh(>Q en. DIltt('r iII him. N. Location Outside the City. portant Meeting of the finance Committee. OOPER DEFEND ANDB~FFALO POLICE DEPARTMENT Health ('omllli~~innpr l,Yalter D.(1rcpnp JIM HAS LANDED hus 1'l'IiuPsklJ the cOl'pnrnti()u (,Ollll"el to look illtn the f)uestion ot lorntin~ tbr JITo pOS(1cl new 4luarnutiu(l hnqllitlll out ~illl' tht' dty limits. rN\ril1~ [hnt it :1 :-;ilf' in (JIll' of the towns is <.:el("l'tdl flU'1'''' may he l~zi." ('oUlllli('otions of n "'f'rtou~ the Common Council had picked the estimates apart, the Pollee Departme-nt r.lIltlr~. would nC'Yer have had the d-eficienC'i1 S Ilr. (;rt'(,ll£' flnss thnt tll(ll"f' i~ nt It'n t which are chnrged to it. The figul'e-s nuC j1lbtUI,(,(> on Teenl'll whl:'l"I.' a dt~. went to proye that the past he3.d~ of the department knew better how much I PI'Pl'tl'I! a ctUul'alltin~ lto!otpital in lin 1\.1. W,H~ ne-ellet! to conduct the affairs of jnillin~ to" 11 nutl 'wnR lIunhh' til Ul'1\' it their department than tlld the Compb('('nl1~C of the ohj('('tiom; of the tow liS trollers and Common Coullcfls which lW(lJllf'. 'J'lH"~' took the 1)O'{ition tbot lhp, reduced their estimates afler th·3Y (' ity hnrl uo right til ("1'P('t a qnnrnutine had been submitted. In openIng thE'lr l'f'Port to the Fl· Alth n llgh TPspon!l1.lble to a large extent bONpiln) in~ith." till' h()undllril'~ of thpir nan ce Committee the POlice Commi!';- fnr tlw prPfiPl1t Wl'ptf"hed condition of tOWlI, .lhll'" CmlUlll:rrin,; th('il' heolth {if Alonl'~ recommpnlled thn t an expert nC' aff;lin~ at t hp ('tty HalJ. and directly thrre I~ un,' dnnJ;:'cr to 11('l'Slln!'l resicJlnl:' countant be engaged to go over the in the viduity or n qUfll'nutinr hO")1ibIJ , books ot' the department from tht> ye.\1' ('(,flnp. tf"fl "t'>lth Ollp of thE> departl1lC'nts without #!i,"ill~ tll(~m nuy or th£' ht'Jlt'tih 1871, when the department was or· lInopr II1\"P:-tJ~atIQn yp~tE'rdflY, ::'\!ayor of thl' hO~!titnl. ganized from the old Xlagara Frontier }1~rA.!';tuR I'. Knight dodgpd tht" mp~tin~ Ft'llrill,t: thAt !illrh ft point mh;bt hr Pollee Force, up to the present day or lhe Aldermanj(, Committep on Ft. l"ai"'t"11 h£'1"(, if it i~ dceided to lo('ute t he In their opinion an expert accountant ~·ould have about a year's work on nanC'£>. Hp did not appear to ans'wer prnllo)o.(ld new clunrantine hospital nutthis job. thp qu~!';tlon8 the Aldt>J"men wish to ~ill£' tlw ('ity limit~, Dr. lfre('nr \.'nl1£>tl In referring In geoneral to the cutting havE' answen·d. hf" did not seek to en .. on tIll' cllrporntinn (-Ollll"'!:'I this mornin,; down or police c~timate~ In the past 11l;ht(>11 thp ('tty fathers \)0 the mE'thode ~ nf.tkt' cl him to look into thl" Uiuttpr year, CI}mmls~loner Rupp said thnt h .. PUI'Ruf'd and HO ('xtensively abusPd all ~·t·polt, ~ WI UT TH E Y W' • the whole thing was done for political \\'hllp h£> waH for five years the mORt t t ,,'ants $12,· effect and charged that the pnlitlcians prodigal City Comptroller the city has The pollee D~~:~r~~~nt wants to In p ower about the City Hull In the c\'~r had, 000: the F~re om one of its ac· different years manipulated these e!';His attorney. James L. QU8ckenbuBh, transter SI_.OOO t ~as been lying dorso as to make the taxpayers It I" .ald. alTlnd In Xew York this Sons and Daug-hters of the Green Mouncounts where I iseetlaneous account timates believe that they 'were giving them morning and will be in Buffalo on and mant into Its I mloners w1l1 thus be while. as a ht'forp thp day BPpolntf d for the next tain State Have a Fine T~'me t and the com m S5 meet all ot the de-- economical government, matter of tnct, the-re would be big de~ ntpetl1lg (It tnf' C'umrnl11et' and may con· Ijotei Genesee. satisfied ,wd can s. the Health De- ficlpncles at the end. of every year, fol' Rcfit to lh,-. appearanc.'e of the ~layor (L__ j ~ partmental expens~16 000 to see It which bond~ ,,,ould have to be iSSUflll, hptore thf> ('ommittee, 01' \'ft'e versa. as _ .,-...J partment needs Cle~k wants nn ad· but concerning which Issuances the It is undf>r~tood that the \layor wl~hE's, through: .;~ ~~7the Common Council. pubJlc would not be kept as well in- if a m('et1n~ Is ~lrrang. . to ha\'e it Yermonters sE"nte-d In their eighth an. dltlonal $.. I I _. Court wants about formed as otherwise. I hpld In thl' office of the ~ Yor. !"iOTt ot nual banquet admitted last night In tbe and the Mun c Ptw ,., Genesl~e to that their InStnte the The amount a~ked tor by t he P 0 11 ce, sub rOl4R.. pcrhap~ In the ante-l'oom, It Hotel most admirable he- born at anyIs raLe. $150. gested by Ald. Followln~ a cours~e:~~ since some ot Board tor the year endIng June 30" that II'" tht!' \\ ay it i~ to be arl'anged. It The VE'rmont roast turkey was excellent J. N. Adam some""'ere submitted to 1902, not Including sub·stations, ape· I nolll bt, a ~ort of "spf>ak easy" af'ralr. and the chestnuts were ('harming, too. PreSident Charles C. Farnham was In these apPllc~wnhmptrOl1er and 01ty cial patrolmen, outside detecth·es. etc., Anrl ('halrman :\l('Eachren is authority the lIa}"'Or'Th iPPllcations which were for service during the Pan·Amerlcan for thp 8tatE>:n1t"nt that the ,M ayor the chair as the ButrRl0 Society of \'er. perIod. was $~02.130. The amou_nt atwl!"h,-"s It that w~y. monter~ Ilnlshed the handsome dInner and Treasurer. e. held by the comnot RO referred \\ ere low ed by the ComptroUer was $193,981). LJkt" O. T""'hlt, i'bey "",Vant 'lore." orga.nlz~() tor the attermath of speech Amon"' tho~e bofore the committee and music, lth, own address Wag brier mlttee for fu~her ru;I~~r~'en up by The n.mount allowed by the CounC'lI ... afb'rnoon WE're Fire Commis. and point, tor heintook hpQrers One of the rs m tee at yesterday'S was $77'4,G80. The Comm I5S i Oner~ S aid :r£>stprrl<lY over to thethe mountain tops fine hts shal)e With that their account ts now over(~r3.\vn ~ioner John F. l\laione, Health Commis. his brJlliant rhetoric. Such a. toal:itand that thE're are out~tanding llllbtll· !o4iollE'r GreenE', Pollee CommIs~ioner9 ma.ster Is hard to duplicate. tor h« helu Knight to the co mmo n'l Loomis to ties which with nece~sary supplies to Rupp and Cooper. City Clerk SU!'~doJ"f his men down to the real five mfnutes, $1 000 to r Attorney F ran k •. , t hI~ services as at· July 1, 1902, will amount to $12.001}. all a~I<lng for more money for the de~ :~dt~~~I~~:s ~~ssg~~gw~~tet~:r.tjmc recompense him or '" . r Allen E. Day told the story on 1le..aJ.t..h toeney to the },Iayor in the rece~t m~ es- They Hated that ("oal tor the Pollce partmenls they represent. The police ligation of the City Treasurer s 0 ce, Departmpnt cost!'; $1.49 more this ye.\r fund I~ pxhau~ted and the Commisslon_ CommiSSioner Greene at the m ~ 1 gig j eaVen and talllng to and of A. like appllC'aUon tram )1aY<l: than It dId last year, or than was estl- f>l"S ask fot' $12.000: the Fire Department dn·tIlff Knight tor S~20 tor the pa,'1llent of Ex- rnn tE'd (or the year and they said the fund is {'xhau::lted and the Comml~_ find his name on the books was ("Xw pert Accountant EdwIn B. Sears, w~o same of ha ". oats. teed and other ~Ionpr prpsell t ;l~ked for the same elUded unUI he admitted that he was trom .T was also Identified with )[ayor Knight." thin ~ HmOUnt: 1_ .L7l'. "... ureenp put In a bid for Buffalo G ct' E' and Thewns 1t thoaspatient pial at dDr. tb "-. t thD. inveRUt:atlon of the City Treasurer s g.. $1:1.000; :\11'. SUHdOl'f wants $2.500 tor the hnd :rei th: books CO~JPAnJSO'" 'VITH CLEVEL.\''\'D. ('ommon t'ouncll D~partment, and the causl:' the Doctor waR all the time Beud. office. The bills. were referred to the :llayor. Corporation Counsel and City :\lunl('lpal Court judges, who seldom log people to ht.'A.\'en ahead at their timl'!. The meeting took to discussIng the rE'l- unitC' on anything. united in a reque~t Dr. Grel.:'n(' took tht' compliment kindly. Treasurer. atlye rner1t~ or the Burtalo and Cleve· fnr $150. ;\11 of the officials were told but ::\Ofr. Day reminded him ot the IDflulry S)[ALLPOX EXPE :'tSIVE. land pollee department~, to get (·prUfit-ates from the ~Iayor ot the smull Day boy who a~ked his I CI I d the light wcnt "1 when It f 0 r (omptrollf'l' and Treasurer, as reQuired mother Health Comml!=sionerGreene appeared "Well, we were n eye an \""nt out"'her!? nnd got the replJ-: don't betore the committee and Urged that It about torty·elght hours," said Commis· 11:-.- lh<! ('harter, ~o that the Common know. any more than I know where YOUr sloner Rupp, "and in all that H.me we C'oundl may legally approprIate the tath~r gOt'J:J when he goes out." recommend to the .Aldennen an addl· ~. O. 'rif't'any rend on "Rural Training," tlonal appropriation for his department never encountered but one pohceman ~ums a~ked for. Hlmtlar action was taken In regard to that admirablE" thing that men Jlral~f't nil of $15,000. The need ot this additional on bu~y Superior Street In that town." Ncithpl' of the Pollee Commissionprs thE' pavmpnt ot the bll1~ pr£"sented by tht'Y can and g(:t as far away from U they money was brought about, he said, by the smallpox eDldemlc. He estimated believed that the Cleveland Police De· Frank ':\1. L()omi~, tor $1.000, and Edwin ~~~ilm;J~inr~~TJ H;.~f!~~I':::ny Ch~r~~d r~; that he "auld want the money for the partment ~hould be mentioned in the p ~E'ilrs. ~::!20, for ~ervlces in the Gerst Bachelor's St..-ndpolnt" to "Old Home following purpoo:es: sam~ week with BUff'alu's Pollee De- invl~sllgation. 'VHk," now a settled Vermont Instltuw partment belle\-~ing thnt the local force Dr. C;rcl"nc'f; rE"((UeAt for $lfi.OOO was tlon. AIlf'n E. Day 'vas clever, as usual. Hos.pltal~, two nurs('s, seventeen entirply on account ot the small-pox in his readings. Samu~l Botsford also wf'E'ks, at r.s per wepk ........... $ 850.00 tar ~urpa'sAecl that of Cleveland. Board ot p_atlents, pstlmated at AId Adam calleod the attention ot e pidpllIk. read with pO ..... l·r and displayed much drn. Corty, at JS p('r wef"k ........... .. 3.400.00 the Poli ' ee . dll'malic ~klI1nnd In his ('nCOf(~H .number. J. (ommissioners to the a ]:'ollc.'e- .0\ P il rop r tatt o n.. T. Cook Senator ,,~. Hill Dr. w('rl' Transfer of patients to hospitals .. 600.00 Medicines and suppl!eg ............ .. :!OO.OO tory munnE'r in which people were :\£1'. nupp charged that the deficit In among the unlisted speakers. 1\1lss Kate warneu to kpep their sldE"'walks clear of thp polll'(" fund was the direct result or E. Bullftrd wu~ heard at the piano most Other than ho~p1tals­ snow and ice during thE' present winler th p IItI .. I t i k laved at thO City ngrt-eably. nnd the 'Unh-erslry Quarttt Fh'c doctors at ;100 each per d mi,,<;:ioner~ It it waS e 0 (.l rep. e could not sing enough to flaU~tv the com. k d th month .... ..... ..... ... ........... :!,OOO.OO an as e e ("om . , . ~ee Hall by wily offlC'lalR to E'etabUfih a SYS- pnnv. Dr. Frank S. Fitch spoke ot the Two dtslnfeetors and fumigators, the dut~' of t~e patrulmlen to T'h hill ('I( ral~e p('onom:r, by juggltng the '-'harm ot mountains to one reared on ths at S3 pe-r day ...................... . 73:!.OO not e p~timat(.!o'. In OI'dC'r to obtain a low tax '\"'esterr ptruns. CandlC'JII. bichloride tablets. etc ... . 300.00 that thp~e walks were kept c ean. Lh'err bl1l~ And car tJckets ....... . 300.00 commissioners thereat referred to .the rate. with big d~fil'ien('IE'~ at the end or 'I'llp party ot la~t night was probnbl}number of tnstance5 where people" ere pach fist'al year. the object being to de. th(! mONt iiUCt"~fl:srul one in the history ot Grocprit'8 and meal8 tor Quaran. tlnrd tamllle.s ........ ,............. 5,000.00 brought before the 'l\Iunicipai Court ceiYf" tht" taxpayprs when the annual the organization. ,. , Coal and wood for thebe tamlUes. 100.00 during the pre!'\ent winter for talling tax ratt l~ ot.nnouneE'rl. to clean their walks. ~ r Clothing to take the place or that destroYf'd •........ .... ,............ 2(lO.OQ Comml •• loner or Public Works Ward. Emt"rgrnc), fUnd ............ ........ 1,m.OO who was present at the meeting, ov"r to the Corporation coun~ Total ........ ........................ $15.000.00 stepped sel'. office just about this time an The application ot the Health Com· shortly a fterwards returned ,,·Itb a..,.... -_....._~ml!l'sloner wa..~ referred to the MaYor, memorandum to the effect that but • City Comptroller and City Treasurer. slxty·two ca_es nf the sort referren to MR FE1'.DMAN SAYS OITY AY were tried in the ~lunlclpal Court dur' r TO AVOID A DEF ICIT. Ing the present winter; that thirteen LOOATE QUARANTINE HOSFire Commts!1Iloner John F, Malone persons paid the costs In these actions told the Finance Committee that a de- and three pe ..on. paid nominal flnes. PITAL IN OOUNTRY. ficit In the Fire Department could be After a long session with the Police ,,·olded If the sum of S12,ooo was trans- Comml~slonerfi the Finance Commitferred by the City Comptroller trom the tee took Its partial report, asked the !!aJarleti account to the mlscel1aneous comml~sloner8 to come around again lIealth Commlssloner~~ a few account ot the department. Commis- next Friday with addItional tacts and days ago asked Corporation C~no3cl sioner lIa)one stated that some $15,000 figures and bowed them out. In the Feldman for his opInion as to \\ nether had been appropriated last Year for meanttme AId, Adam will take the or not the cHy has a right to acqulre salaries (or the crew ot the fire tug W. week to reylew the partial 1I,t ot the land outside of the city and build a S. Grattan, but the Grattan was not Police Commt!'lf;loners. which was Quarantine ho~pltal. The Corporation put In. commis~ion until the fire tug turn ed over to him to digest and scru- ('oun)oOel today made reply, whIch Is HutchInson went out of commissIon tinlze -n,.lt in his opinion the city hAS the and the ('rew of the latter tug A:\OTHER FI.ND OVERDRAW:\,. right to do so. Rection 417 of the city tran~ferred to the Grattan. Consequent. ly this appropriation remains unCity Clerk SURdort Informed the com- charter I{lves the elty the right to acby eminent domain protOUChed, mittee thD. t the Common Council appro- ulre prupertl" but this power Is limited to The Finance Committee voted to ree- priation "'as already oyerdrawn In the i.edlngs. pl'opE'rtv within the city lImlt~. ornmend that this transfer be made sum of $209.85 ann asked tor .an addl~ Tho Corporation Counsel says that In his Health CommiSSioner Greene also tional $2,600 to see this department or opinion the best way for the cfty to! asked that $1,330.38 be appropriated to the dty government thl·ough to July acquire l1roport)" outslde ot t~e city for met=t thp deficiency ca used by the re- 1st. The application 'Was referred to (IUnrunttut) ho~pHal purposes "ouid be to moval ot the bodies tram the old North the Mayor. City Comptroller and City purcheRe It. h t The Coun!lel 61so states that t e owns Street Cemetery. Th is appl1caUon '''as Treasurer. coulrt nnl f'njoln the city from maintainreferred to the "f ayor. CIty COmptroller Commissioner ot PubUc Works Ward Ing a QU.:1Ti1ntlneo hC'8pital outside o~ the and City Treasurer. appeared' befl}re the committee on be. thl l"'l not a. nul:,ance A betore P ollee Comm iSSioner halt or the pipe line e.-tpn~ion fund as c~~ f!~im'~he (i~cf,ti(tn ;., a nulsa.nce would the Finance relates to pipe Hne changes 'which are ~nY6 to be dill Idcd .:1 CHurl. t hat $12.000 to be mad .. In connection with the grad: Depart. J cropslng n·ork.. The committee had pr present vtousty dhu'U!!Is,,1 th:o::: :r'1.tter and \'otel~ methodl C's.1 ~'aY' In a. somewhat mo r : d in past years h~s been pursu t city detulrtthan t the dllferen their dethe heads a . see that I ments who can ng'~t to overrun tht? r partments are rah~"e already o\'er~h~ expendlture!l'o~' dropping in on t Its them, are n e committee a AldermaniC Finane d rela tlng the fin· weekly sessions a~ their departments anclal condition \Ing tor small addlwhHe theY arta.~ns to tide them O,Ter donal appropr until June 30th;. meeting the Ald.-rAt Ye5terday S committee reC'eh ed maniC Finance lice commissioners, ca.lls from the Pro the Department of trom the hf:8.d 0 the Fire Commls· Health. tram one ofhe City Clerk and sloner.! and thro~unlclpal Court. They the Clerk ot t e . he same thlngs-anwere all after t ,,:hlch to tide their dltlonal runds ,,·it~ oyer the remain· several deparhtmep~e~ent fiscal year. Ing dars of t e ~T ARRIVED IN NEW YORK TODAY FROM SOUTHAMPTON_IS EXPECTED HOME TOMORROW. VER MONTERS' BANQUET. )t' ..! I 0;:- ~:et~~a~~es ~~~~;~lICatfO~o~~ct~a~~~ th:;d n'::n.~l CRill· EM- 1 .j. n~t gotC~n be~ • MA Y ACQU I RE nUTSIDE '-1ND l:l I I 'Was . to recomlnenft .11 t.a l ' ln t t of tt~ reg ud to the GT;~l.-n uo~ the )-tunic pa UI.fld"nc)' ,,"hlch "1' boen piled up " ""'/J~ tor S150 noldltionnl for that d 'partment In the past nl~~~~~[~~ the city government .. Th wa. nskl..!f1 to turnlsh tlhe Connection sum be n('Ce5snn', he RaliJ. t nll data pos.lbl e n C dl asln • proprlations ex- prevent nn OVE'rdrawal. In scu thf' eRtimo.te8. np t the pollce the Jnlltter of Oitim3.tE's with tht:' com Itures and rlefir:iencles 0 I d mttt~ 'Ir. Gl'e~'n .... ~~. emphatic. tn m th ,~ n , .. " " le'>a''tITlent during that per 0 . st·ttement that the ('omptrollf"r ~ a f'Ej RUPI' BACK TO EXPLAIN. d~es too much "lashing of e~tlma.te" b f e the though he CQuld never lE"arn that th Ye!"terday h~ was t bcfC'kb e ~rs col. Comptroller In nny way cut down th mmltter. accompan e Y C· e!';tlmntes o( hl~ awn office. . gue Pollee Commi~!=tloner ooper, . ""hlle the rle-rk or the 1'-1'unlcipnl 1 th~y preeented a voluminous doer Court wa~ be (are the committee Ald. tot (acts and tlgures pertaining 0 Ada.m palled the attention of the bOard lr department. The report \",'ent :I~ to n Htont whlc'h had been tohi to him W that it the :-Ium!" annually e~ about th·p Judges ot the ~funlc."ipal t:d by thp PollC'e r.omml~~loner8 had Court and the sum oC $700, ","hkh had granted as a!'1ked. InRte-ad of h~:~ bepn appropriated for an extra. clprk much ~mlll1er sum~ aske-d app'';!lI£~~~i£ii!:!~=:'':'~~ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~___ .~ ed afte-r the City ('omptroller a.!,ld for the court. 1 �~RTMENTS MA POUR FINA NCIAL WOES INALD,ERMANIC EARS Ie an (l'ff F::~~~e /~ears dReports Committee on " h R llurpo~ til join roprtattons an t e h6uste d App . Th f Alleged to EXIst ere or. lory "IeE'~islaturp, :lay Pas"M - portant Meeting of the finance Committee. COOPER DEFEND RUPP ANDBUFFALO POLICE DEPARTMENT way In a 50mew-hat moredmethodical in past years t han bas been pursue ent city departt the dltrer d the heads theirtheIr e· ments whoa can no l\' see to that overrun partments a.re abo~t alreadY O\·errun expend1ture~, o~ ~~~;plng in on the them. are nO,", Committee at Its Aldermanic FInance relating the finweekI)' sessions anfdtbeir departments I I condition 0 II addl while I to for tidesma them overane a they are askfng ttonal approprlat ons until June 30th., eeling the Alder· At yesterdays receh'ed manic Finanhcepollo"memlttee Commissioners, f!' ails from e.. tent ot ~rom the head of th&eD;rr~r~mmls_ Health. trom one O{he City Clerk and t tfbro~unlclpal sioners and Court They the Clerk at e .1 he same things-8,1were all alJer .Ith ,,:hlch to tide their dilional tun ." t oyer the remalnftscal year. ng , liT WHAT TIlEY W .\1 • • The PoliC'e Department wan tsts $1't~ Iseyedraa~'sdeoPra;~~n~~,~ent ;'V~D~:~tmo~net .;;a~ts PESTHOUSE. " on ExI.A.-, Dr, ggests that legal easons Refused to Attend 1m. Complications Might Follow its Lsure, an~ lnder!ltand thlt ---e _ll.ll.. Location Outside the City, Healtb ('onllui~~ionpr "-aIter D.l;r~f'ne bm.; I'Pt}llPstC'1l thl' ('orporntil,u (,oHn~('1 to look into tht' fI\le~tion ur lorn tin;.; tbeprllllo . . . rd llew fI1l8toutinp. hOIQ;JlituJ out. ~idf' tlw <'ity limit~. ie-orinI!' (hot it n Nit(' ill nl1~ of till' towns is sp)C'ctt:n thf't''' the Common Council had Dpickedtm the P II n t Ttln~' \)£' I(.~al tomplirotiolls of n seri-:ms estimates apart, the 0 ce epar e ARRIVED IN NEW YORK TODAY nntuTl'. would never have had the deficiencit:s which are charged to it. The figures Jlr. (;rl'l'n(' ~nY8 thnt th('1'() i!1C nt I('n!ll;t ,,'ent to prove thnt the past heads of FROM SOUTHAMPTON_IS h OUe i-lbtUL(,C on recllr!) \\ hpl"f' a .... ty the d('partment knew better how mue C'l'('l"tt'cl n (IUUl'iltitinc ho~vit:tI ill fill (\tl. EXPECTED HOME wa~ ntoecled to condUN the affalr~ of jninins; tnwn and wn~ 11110 hie tn 118t~ it their d('partment than did the l'omphN'nn~e of the f)lljf'(,tions of the tOwnRtroller~ and Common Counclls \\ hlch TOMORROW. PI'OpJ,... They tonk tbe Jlo .... ition that lh~ reduced their estimates after th£>y I had been submitted. c'its hllfl no riJ!:ht to rre-rt a qUnl'nntine 1" opening their report to the Fl. AJlhough rp::-ponslbJe to a large extent ho~pitAI inside till' houndnri('s or tht'ir nance Cornmlttee the Police Commls- fnr tht" prf;>f;;pnt \\TPt('hE"d condition of tnWII. thm: pndnuJ;r('rin,; thril' he-olth (ir sloners recommended thnt an expert ac· at the ('Ity Hall, and directly thC'l'e is un" dnl1~cr to Jler~OI1H rl'tiidil1~ countant be department engaged to from go o\,er the t'onnertec\ "ith on. of the depal.tments in fhe "ic'inity o( II llunrnJltinr hospit:t1). books of the the year lSi! when the department was 01'- Hndpl' hl\"f·~t1gatlon Yf'~tE"rdf\Y. J\layor without tri"iu!! tbem nn~' of th(' ht'nl.tit~ ganized from the old Xlagara Frontier I<;r"RlUR I'. Knight dodged thl' meeting of th(' hOl'ovitnl. Ff'Hl'iuJ,: thn.t ~lIf'h n point l11it;ht hr. POlice Force, up to the present day. ot thp Committee on FI_ In their opinion an expert accountant nance. H. did not appear to answer rlli!-('(i herp if it ht df'ciclerl to IOC'Me- the "'ould have about a year's work on T·rop0r-pu new I'}unrnntioe hO:-ipitnl 01lt. this job. th. que",lon. the Aldermen wish to ~icl(' thE" c'it.'· Iimitl". Dr. Gr(,t.'or ('nll~11 In referring In Il"neral to the cutting hR\'e an.wered. he did not seek to en- on thl' ('orpuratinn (,Otlll~el thiR l11orninJ: down ot police e.tlmate. in the past lighten the city fathers ,>n the methods ~ nskt'd him to look into the DluttC'r }'ear. Commissioner Rupp said that he pursued and "" extensively abused 8U ~'l'Ilolt, ~ the whole thing was done for political while h. was for ftve yoars the most ettect and about charged politiCians Ploilil;al in power thethat CitytheHall In the eq~r had. City Comptroller the city haB JIM HAS LANDED ~ffalrs Aldermanl~ VERMONTERS' BANQUET, 000; tbe ac· dtrrerent years manipulated the.e .. · HI. attorney. James L. QuackenbUsh. transfer I has been lying dor- tlmates so as to make the taxpayers It Is .ald, arrh'ed In Xew York this Sons and Dau2'hters of the Green Mouncounts "here t laneous account belle,', that they were giving them mOrning and wll! be In Buffalo on and mant Into Its mIscel will thus be economical government, while. as a l",fOl'e the duy appoint'.1 for the next taln State Have a Fine t and the commiSSIoners all of the de- ' mutter of fact, there would be big de· ITII'Ptlng "t tn. cum".. tte" and may con') / . "'otel Genesee. sali.fled and can Health De- ftclencles at the end of enry year. Cor Rent to 'he appearance of tho ;\[ayor /Vt I .:; partmental expensi15000 to see It , which bouds would have to be ISRued, he for. the rommlttee, 0, vit'e ve,'sa. a. oF-.J Y partment need. thCI' k wants an ad- but concerning which Issuances the It Is unde"stood that U,e wl.heB, Vermonters seated In theIr eighth anthrougb: the Clt ehommon Council. public would not be kept as well In- If a meetln", i. arrang'.·. to haye It nual admitted last night In the dillonal S2,500/f'aJ wants about formed as otherwise. ! held in th,' otllee of the : .. Iyor, sort of Hotel Gene.ee that their State Is th and the MUD C P The amount asked for by the PoliC'e rO:;l(\. in the ante-room. It most admirable to be born in at any rate. ested by Ald. Board tor the year ending June 3D, that I" the way it is to be ananged, It The Vermont roast turkey WIUI excellont 1 1150. Following a co=; some ot 190' not Including sub-stations. "pe- will b .. H SOrt of "'speak easy" alfalr, and the chestnuts were charming. too. ';;ubmltted to clai' patrolmen. outside detecth·es. etc .• and ('halrman Is authority PreSident Charles C. Farnham ",'as In J. N. Adam these mptroller and City tor service during the Pan·Amerlcan for th" stat.ment that the Mayor the chair as the Burralo SocIety ot "er. which were period was $S02130. The amount al· "I"h, s It that way. monters finished the handsome dinner nnd v nthe )[ayor'Th Tor ..... t _.ourreert·errede ,,·ere held b the com- 10-'ed 'b v the Co'mptroller was LJke O. Tn-tJ4t, 'rhel" )lore." organlzt>d tor the aftermath o.i spee('h ' tor turther advisement. , "amOunt , music. His own address v.ashe"r.,... brle! mlttee , The allowed by the Coun, I I Among those before the committee and to the point. tor he took his One ot the ftrst matters taken up b) was $074.580. The CommlsslOne.. said )"P-terdIlY afternoon were Fire Commls- over the mountain tops in fine ehope wIth the Finance Committee at tbat their account Is now ?nrdrawn sioner John F. :\Iolone. Health Commis- his brUliant rhetoric. Such a toastme€'tin'" was the application at Malor and that tbpre are outstanding 1ia bi!1- siont:'r Polke Commissioners master f8 hard to duplicate. tor he Knll<ht,., to the Common Counc n (01' Ue. which with nece.. ary supp 11 <;'8 to Rupp and Cooper. City Clerk S usdor!, so tuntowas aU the tlmo his that men the down the going real five mInutes, $1.000 tor Attorney Frank lI. Loomis to July 1. 1902. will amount to $1_.00'). • 11 asking for more money tor the de- and .ullnes. had no show whatever. recompen .. him tor his senices as .at. The}" stated that coal tor the Police partments they "'present. The police Allen E. Do}' told the .tory on llilIJJ..b torney to the :IIayor In the Imes· Department CORts $I.49 more this ye.lr f"nd Is exhausted and the Commlsslon_ Commissioner Greene ot the m tl'P!""l'l'l! t otIl the Cit}" Treasurer s office, than It did ttgaUon '-·ear. or than was est!- f>I'S ask fOJ" $1:!.OOO; the Fire Department dr€'ll'tf C g caven and taIlIng to -- year .. 1 cluded tind his name on the that bookli was trom t'X and 0 " ke app \I eatIo n trom }!ayor mated tor the and they said th e fund IS exhauste d an d t h e C.omm"_ until he admitted he was Knight for 1220 tor the payment ot of hay ·oats. feed and other sloner present asked for the same Burrolo and was the patient ot Dr. W. D. pert Accountant Edwin B. Sears, who s a m e . amount: 1>,'. Greene put In a bid tor Greene. Then It was explained thnt tho was also Identified wltb Mayor Knlght;s tblng.. $15.000: ... Hu"dorf want. $2,500 for the name had not yet got on the book. be. Investigation of the City Treasurer 8 'WITH CLEYEL.PiD. "ommon ('ounell Department. and the Clt1l8C the Doctor was all the time Bendoffice, The bill. were referred to the t'ourt Judges. who seldom Ing people to hea,,"n ahead at their tIm". I Tr Corporation Counsel and City The meeting took to discussing the rel- unite on anYthing united In a request Dr. Greene took the compliment kIndly, :IIR,or CRITI'I · • • otllcla I but the 'Ir. small Dalt remindt>d hImwho ot the Inclulry easurer. . ., atlve merits Qf the Eu If a Ia an d Cle"e . fnr $1..0. _\11 of the s , were to Id of Day a.ked hi. S'IALLPOX EXPE'SU"E. land police department.. to get ".rtlfteates from the :\layor. mother where the light went when tt Health Commissioner Greene appeared EM· "Well. we were 1n C'leyeland tor C'omptroller and Treasurer. a~ required went out and got the reply: "I don't betore the committee and urged that it hours," said Commls- by th~ ('harter so that the Common know, any more than I know where your recommend to the Aldennen an addi- about torty-eIght Rupp. "and tn all that time \,,,'e f~oun('lI may legally appropriate the fatht.:r got'~ whe-n htl goes out." tional appropriation for his department sloner never eDC'ountE"red but one policeman ~um~ asked for X. O. TIJTan)" rend on "Rural Training:' at $15,000. The need of this additional t I t on'" Shmlar .'. . d t a they that can ndmlrahle men prat~(I nll n h a t to w. act Ion' "as ta k en niregar and gttthing as farthRt away from a8 they money was brought about, he sald, by on busy Superior Stre<> Kelthpr of the Pollee Commissioners til" pa~'ment of the bills presented by can. Thomas H. Noonan changed hi. th~ smallpox epIdemic. He estimated that he would n'ant the money for the believed that the Cleveland Police De- Frank :\1. Loomi!'\', tor $1,000, and Edwln ~:it'ntlment frOTJ ":\tatrlmony from the partment Rhould be mentioned In the P :4t"ar:-;, $::!::!O, for services in the Gerst Di\C'helol"~ St.a.ndpolnt" to "Old Home Col1owing PUrpOSf'~: sam~ week wIth Buffalo's Police De- tnve~tlgatlon. 'YN'k," no\\' n fle~t~ed Yer~ont fnf;Utu .. Hrntpltal!ll. two nurseo~. seventeen P artment beItc\-tng that the local force Dl'. (;r~f'ne'Fi rpflueRt tor $1n,OOO WaA tlon. Allt'n E. Da ...a..~ ('lleB\er. rasdusulRI. werks, at ~ P"f week . . ' ....... $ 850.00 l amUt' In his ot!'!:mUch or dra_ a so • Board ot paUent!". f"stlmated at S displayed tar surpassed that of CI eYe Ian d '. pn tl r. Iy on ac'cou n t of the - pox read wIth POWI'" and (orty, at $5 pPr wepk .......... ,'" 3.400.OG Ald. Adam called the attentIon ot ppidf>mk_ maUc S'lklll in his encort' numbt~r. Dr. J, Transfer of patients to hospitals.. 60').00 the Pollc,' Commissioners to the dUa· Pollc~ .~I>pro prlaUon.. T. rook and Senator H. n. Hill ,!or" l!edl('lnes and lupplie-s. '" ....... '" 200.00 tory manner in Which people were . . [. R h g d that thE" deficit tn among the unli!'lt('d speak('r~. Miss h.ate k Other than ho~pttalsh t 'd :\,alk clear ot .. t I. upp (' ar e E Bullard \"'aM heard at thf." plano most FIYe doctors at $100 each per warned to eep t e r s, e, 5 . . tho poll,·" fund was the direct result ot R ·'r.eauly. and till' L"nlverslty Quartet month .............................. 2.000.00 snow anil Ice during the present "Intet Ihe polltkal trlrk played at the City C;Uld not sing enough to 8atlot,. the comTwo db::ln(pctors and fumigators. and a5!ked the C'ommi!-=lsioners it it \\ as Hall by wily offlrfal~ to p~tah1l8h a ays. pan\". Dr. Frank S. Fitch spoke of the at $.1 per dar .. , .. , ..... , .......... . 732.00 not the duty of the patrolmen to ~ee t{1ll of fal~e p('onomy, by juggling the l'harm of mountains to one reared on the Candles. blchlortde tablets, etc ... . I ht. h bl' 300.00 that th~ .. walks were kept clean. The ,,"limatt'". In orrler 10 obtain a low tax \\"~"t.... r pl~ln8. Unl]" blll!t and car tickets Grllcl'rics and meals tor q~a..u·ri: 300.00 commissioners thereat reterred to the rat". with big defidencles at the end ot h~he party ot.s~':i'ito~e'\, ih:shfs~~r~ number ot instances where people were parh ft~('al yt'ar, lhp object bE"lng to deth e ~rostnl~;f,ton. tined farnlllp.s .- ....... ,........... , 5,000.00 brought before the 1\lunlclpal Court ('f'I\'p the- taxpnYPfS when the annual ~ e 1m Coal and woOd (or these tamllfes. 100.00 during the prp~ent winter for failing tA.X raft" I~ annonnC'ed. , Clothing to take the place ot that to clean their walk~. E destroypd '" ... ........ -........ ,. .21)1).00 Commissioner or Public Works Ward mt'rgtncy fund ............ ""'''' 1,318.00 who was pre~ent at the meeting" Total ................................ $15,000.00 stepped ovcr to the Corporation Coun,;1 t:: ~ND The application of the Health Com. sel's office- just about this time an;:! ~hortly afterwards :re~urDed with a _ _ _ I ..., miSSioner was reterr~d to the Mayor l I City COmptroller and City Treasurer. ' memorandum to the efrect that but 5lxty·two caSeR ol tho snrt referred to MR. FE:j:.DMAN SAYS crTY MAY TO .n OlD A DEFICIT. Were tl'led In the l\.funicipal Court durIng the present winter; that thirle(:'n FIre COmmlS!'Iloner John F. Malone pcr5!ons paid the costs In these actions LOCATE QUARANTINE HOStold the Finance Committee that a de. and three persons paid nominal flnes. flolt In the Fire Department could be Arter a long session with the Poilce l'ITAL IN COUNTRY. a"olded It lhe 'um ot $12.000 was trans. Commissioners the Finance !':ommlt. (erred by tho City COmptroller trom the tee took fts partial report, asked the salaries account to the miscellaneous comml!-=lsloners to come around again Health 112 a few aCCOunt or the department. Commls. next Friday with additional facts and days ago asked Corporation Cunosol sloner )Ialon. stated that some $1- 000 Hgure. and bowed them out. In the Feldm.,n for his opinion as to "nether had ,beon appropriated last Year ··tor meantime Ald. Adam will take the IIr not the city has a right to acqu're the crew ot the ftre tu g W week to r"'lew the partial list ot the land outside of the city and build a S. Gro"an. but the Grattan "'as not Police Comml .. loners. which was quarantine ho.pltal. The COrI10ration put In comml .. lon until the flre t g turned o".r to him to digest and ecru· ('oun".1 today made reply. Hutchln"lD went OUt ot comml I u tlnlz. '11.at In his opinion the olty has tl e and the trew at the latter ss on, ' 'V d . Section 417 of the c ty tran.terred to the Grattan C tug was ""OTHER Ft.'VD OVERDRAW. rlghl to 080. I ' the right to aet 'ouCh' "dB. Iv hi . onseqUent_ charter gh'es .the domain pro. appropriation remains Un· Cit" Clerk Susdort Informed the comI pert} by re .1 qu d mgs. pru but this h power 15 llmited to Th .. FI mlttee tllllt the Common Counel J appro- cef' It. llmlt~ e . nance Committee t 0 rec- sU'n pnation ' .. as already overdrawn the \\ I1h ln In his ommenl} that this transfervoted b of $'_09.8<; anel for an inadd I- prnnerty Th r rporat on ct oe ;OlY•• "" un lor ~the ('lty to l JIealth CommiSSion e made. ... t t e 0thf' best ~ay asked thnt $133038 b er Gree-ne also tiona} $2,[iOO to see this depnrtmen {I opinion outside or the city for I met!t th~ dCflCII~~CY C~U~PdrobP:Iated to the city go\,prnment through to July ~~~~!~nt1~!o~~~~ltlll purpos~s would be: to 1 mO" al ot the bodle. from th ~ the re- 1st. The application wag referre-d to "rchase It h t Street ('emetery Thl8 Ie old North the Mayor, City C omp t ru Iler and Cltv . P The e oun." I fthat m tmatnlo.lnl "Iso tntes e owns referred t o th e ,'r app C Ication wa!;. Treasurer coulrl nut ('njol'n tlh\(o'SpCI'tYa l orout:;lde or th~ .uaYDr CIt"!, Comml".' :Ioner of Public Tr'orks ,V'ard I a (l1arant TH' and ("It~· Treasurer' oJ omptroller .~... " b e oS' I: 1 I I,:: not a oul~an('e A week b t . nppeared before the committee on - city liT: }f~' ~~f'~L!)~ of n nUisancQ would DR. WALTER D. GREEI E Rupp had half ot the pipe to bee I1ccldo d In Committee. to recon1tne~'\ e Finance relates to pipe Un tt with the g'l'ilue Illa_triod; ro(f"nta (to of '"maill. be approPrlaled to th $12.000 to be made In co~nec on Itt had pre. me-nt to carry It e Depart_ crOSSing work. '1 he comm ee '0 ed Tl"JUplfO. _-\. A. 0. :\_ .,H. S. I year. lie the pre.ent vlousl}' dlscussecl thl. matter a$t;~ .. Int(>r!W'~ed to ~ec~mm~nd that.!- ~~ of ~, "_ :1., m~\he ~ourt S~~g'lnce .~me "~re appIIC~~ton~ ~ppflcatlons ~1ayor I~uh rece~t ~x. ban~uet P£'rhap~ ~IcEachren ·~"·.nt $j93.~S,O. y""terda~"s T~'me ..! ~ ~ ~_ l~re£'nE". h~lu l"'~t 4 ~1 CO~JPJlRr~o'V ~[unldpal bo~' .I I ~mall readlllg~, or V. MA Y ACQUIRE ID UTS -. 2 I I CommlssJoner~ salar,e~.r0r WhICh~. ~mt}lnent I<:- ask~d ...~ U n:p~~~e:~~~~r.C~~tnI8slon.r j lI~ec~~~o;,;~o~:I~~d a~~ C~~.:· 000 \. th~t j • c:~ A..J~ II' �M COUNTRY FOLK MIOHT OBJECT F " TO P8STH9V?E lARG[ PORTION Of TH[ [XP[NSL ! ;:ct:P'" C ORPOR .O\T I O~ L OO K IF CO (~SEL l·P LIABIL I TY OF (nARA~T I ~E y/~ Board of Aldermen TO Ward to Prepare Plans UTY Specificat ions, A~Ii:E D IS Dt:lLT Ot:TSIDE. Corpo ration Coun sel Sends I DrlOlilS Degrees Will Be BeGrand Island Bridge Bill stowed During the to the Alderm e~ Corporation Counsel Feldman has re· ce-lved a request from Health Commls. slone .. Greene that he look Into th~ much mooted question of placing the propOf~ed new quarantine hospltul tor this city outside of the city limit,. Strong arguments ha.ve been made 111 the Common Council and In the Aldermanic committees In this cotmection. but such E;uggestlons have been resented by Health Commissioner Greene on the ground that tbe adjoining town in whloh the city might want to go ,.. Ith the ho~pltal. or pesthouse, WOuld raise strong obJections. At a rpC"ent sessIon of. the Aldermanic Committee on Finance Dr. Gre~ne said he had read of an Ohio city going outside of Its boundaries and erecting Its pesthou~e. whereupon the town In which the building was erected brought an action against the city on which It won In the courts and the building had to be torn down and moved back over the city line. To guard against anything ot this sort happening here. Dr. Greene called upon ('orpol'atlon Counsel Feldman yesterday and laid the matter before him. An opinion will be g1Yen In a tew days. ~ ,four Days. 3/ ~r/t.v /, & NEW QUARANTINE / / HOSPITAL URGED. MADE FROM WILL B~ SUBliME PRINCE TO ROYAL SECRET. /'& ,y ~---Commissioner W ard S tates Cost of C ollecting Garbage- He Broaches New Engineers' Salary Plan. tenth a nnual ro-unlon ot the AnAccepted Scottish Rite Mason. held on Tuesday, Wednesday. and Friday, March 25th, 26th, Corporation Counsel Feldman this afternoon sent to the Aldermen n copy ot the Grand Island Bridge bill. The bUI , .... a.s accompanIed by a communication tor the exempllflcatlor d egr ees. Day and ev enw ill be held during the a nd active pre para lions al'p. to bring t he affair off with trom Mr. F~ldman In which he said: "r lay this bill before you, since a large proportion of the expense of this undertakIng would have to be borne by the city of Buffalo In the event of the credIt. comm ittee ot tt.rl"t1.ngeme-nts are I'·follows: bill becoming approval tors." or a.. law and the subsequent Its purposes by the THOSE Effort to Awar d Contract to Mr.Ofrtr,. man n was a Fail ure- Other Matter s, Th4" hoard of ::a.ldpr m('n H'8t .. r~lj Itt~ Il.l1nptf'd a I'p$Olutlon intrtlliuero b7 111'Dlth COUlmt88i~lD('l' (;re{>il~. pror!tllDt thut th e 'M'P'S" I Wi oS ' m liOrU be nClflll I ~It~ oc'c'11plf'tl hy til'" presput hH~plt.ll. \It 7.of-lJf'r trlf'd hftrtl to dc:otent tbe r.,:tittll. HI !:,:oglnl.! In an urltum('ut with AliI. JIUIItn \\11l'1I lliPr(, !.:t'\'llll"d to ut! DII ull fOr "iJ' kill tlmf' lind flb;lrlu't tlttentl'lII. but III!! rt flll'ts \\t'\"<' hlPfl'pf'tuJtI. Itt"tlllh j~(tll11nlul f'I' f:rl'C'lll' spul in tbf' l'('soilltJon nUII.lId. ' It-E.1C'hn'n 111'f'sent('d It. .A. tIlIHlou to rtfl'r It to th(' l'OUIIOltll'f' on B1InltafJ We4!i\lrMI Wl\~ Il1lt nnd 101lt. thp. yote hl'luI 11 t" It ., Joollon to 81101lt tll(' rp~luL6u WIN Lbrn IIS";!'o!('tl. Alt! . f,(){'lIc'r trlP!l ti<.'\(·ral palpablt rWit's tn ,lI·reat the aNion, llut ('arb f!ort ''iUS fllllt!"' 8s1augbahh' as It W4A totl"'. Til!"' (]1J:trsntitw ho!'pitnl will, th(,'rrtlll1' he )OCl\t('u I)n thf' pr('S(,llt PfStbonlf "'te on East F{>1"l'T strt'et. uDlc~!J toOmc uauJK't;t rd (lppo~itioll dc\"(\)ops. Healtb (omfD"",tollf'r (;rt'l'tll' l!Ioltl tbut tlH"re ('ould bt DO hrttpr lo('ftth'JI ftlul nlldr41 t'tat thl.' dl,. OWN It tn its t·Jttzcn~ to pruiillr hetter IlPstbn. DR. GREENE I HAS PLEASANT I I ,~ HALF H~UR I I ex»lalned In the :-1EWS. . He.l1th Comm!s~loner Greene sent a terse but Rignltlcant communication, a.s I' tallows. to the Aldermen: '·r beg to again call the attention ot, Your Honorable Body to the necessity ot providing (or the buildIng and equipment ot a new Isolation hospItal tor the cJty of Buffalo. and would respectfully ask that the Commissioner ot Public Works be directed to prepare plans and specifications for the erection of. 8uch building on the present site." Comptrollfr Heerwagen asked tor I $5;,528.48 to pay semi-annual Interest on t iEr ERuffalo city bonds and $94,267.50 to pay principal of bonds falling due on GATION OF ITALIANS, WHO April 1. Commi'~loner ,,\Vard reported that the MAKE PROTEST AGAINST expense ot removing snow and Ice and "In oppning gutterf~ last week was $31.30. BEING PUT OUT OF THEIR '1 Col. Warel recommended that the contract for unloading coal at the pumpIng ~Latlon be IH to John :\1cConnell and HOME. ~!atthew Good jointly, the bid of .ach beIng G cents a ton. According to a report submitted by 1 Dr. Greene, the Health Commts~loner. I the Commissioner of Publtc Works the had a busy time of it this morning tollowlng is the force of m en and team<:J with a.hout twenty·ftve Italians, men employed In the rpmoyal at ashes and 'nnd women, who called on him tn referK..::"lrbagp: 86 laborers at $1.50 per day. $174 per wt'ek: 19 teams at $3.50 allay. ence to the matter of. their being oreierpel' wepk; 25 teamR at $4 a. day', ed out of the building In whiCh theY of the Grand Island Bri dge $3.99 $600 pe-r weE'k. Total. $17;3 per wepk. are living at present. Thf' Comml~Rloner promlRed that latE'r Bill Subm itted to the Board Vlhlle the Italians were having an 1~ the ~eR.SOn the cost would be reducell 2., ner ('ent. audIence with the aid or an interpreter, for Considerati0"i Col. Ward submitted. with his approthe doctor was called a~\"ay by a. matval. II nlan for n change ot ~alarlps ter of greater Importance a.nd Gus submItted by thp corps ot RssI.9tant E'n- I Schneider, chief clerk ot the office, had glnepr~ in the Rureau ot EnglneerJng. ' to wrestle with the matter until it was The plnn prodd'E'S for three a~sl5tant f!,A'IneClrs ut $!:,080; three a8~lstnnt ("nsettled. g ner-rs at $19!!O; two aS~lstant pngj About two weeks ago the Hea1th Deat $1600, Thf' total Ralaries woUld It I. .... ked by t he Assi s tant !nlin eo r gepr~ pn.rtment bE'gun proceedlng!ll agaln~t e $lll.!OO. Heretofore the appropriu .. Rosnlt Cottillni. who leases a building In t he Departme n t of P u bl ic tion ha~ bepn at the level rate. of $1600 f~r eJght engineers at $12.800. The new at No. 58 Mechanic Street, and BU"lr Wo rkl, Rt:ale ,,)uld therpforf' cost $?400 rents it in small apartments to Ilallnns, ___ hut atte>ntion j~ culled to the -tact n;l~~~ so that at the present time there a.l'e the ~alnrle~ of a sidewalk clerk . 1 about thirty familte-s Hving In the bulldAt this aftet'l)oon'~ m('('ting of 1h(' i~f~E'('tor and tour rod and ax 'mgeE'n~e~g_ Ing. It wa~ formerly a wal'ehou~e. and board of nldermf'1l thl' C'ort1oration (·0\111- ['tt~~ ~,~ $6000, hay€" be~n El'avec'l. so th-:whe-n Cottfllni gained control ot it, he eel lubmitt ..1 a ,·oJlY of tbe bill proyiu- scalp ~~~I .-t~1 bp $3600 ahead Jr the' now started to put In a lot ot board parUlog that the <.·ountl ur Erie Rnd the t<mll I Thp eng~n~e~ftPld. lions. Th e Health Board ordered him of Grand hlnnd be pprmitted to i":sne 'n lnce he ['hang~ ~B: a~~ that the ordllo stop l>t the time, but he did not do bonds for the (.'un .. tructlOu of n brid~e Lo Jrlf's at $1600 ',Ith ~n al~('~!~eth~lrl salait, and rented the place out to the tamGrand blnnd. ~ cent. for ~ach five :,{ears of s:en~ °T~er iliE's. ·'1 In), .It h(>ofnre ~ou." .,aid thr ('Orllorll~ Is approved by the CommlsSI0n~:: 1::1/ An inf;pector connected ~'Ith the de· partment In~ppcted the but1dlng several (!()un!'l(lol, "lltl'UUl-l' n lurgp proportion weeks 8g0 and tound, It Is alleged, rXpf>ll .. r elf this lIndl'rtnking YouI-I that It "as unsanitary and a fire trap. to be l,ornf" hr thEe' ('ity of BuifnJtJ Proceetlings Were begun against the event uf the bill h('('oming a Inw, man who renls the living rooms out Huhseqll~nt nppru'f'ftl of its pur· and when the case wa~ called in ~Iunt­ by the t'llx,tors." ('Ipa l ('ourt. he promised to have all of. the people out within tWO wpeks. The C'Jc\"elaud Yapor Li~ht Company ca!'"e was }:'Ul over for thnt tlmE', }Jut II. writtf'1l off£'r to furnish fl'('e of now the occupants say they cannot New, O ,rdinance Will be in Fo rce toIIt to tho eity ,,0 of iUs pntent li!:ht~ get out by next l\fonday, when the for any time dt'siguated h~r thEe' common Within a Few Weeks- Notices extension of time pxplres. eoQDdl in OrUf\f to uE'mo~strnto the 01That Is what the crowd was in the to be Posted, hred "irtut's o( the ~YRtf1'm. Healtb Olllce for today. They were com1lluui('utiol1 frum the n~sisf-i.Ult told that they would have to II"t out by Monday, or that their bouseholu nee-ra in the clrpartment of nuhllc It I effect~ would be put out on the sidek,8, Rskiu{: for on lu('r('nM~ iu soluril!s I Uf'h; ~r:'("ol,:.cltlf'(l tb~t h~ the lRt fir .AIltil 110 .,,~ , . b · d \ " . dl n 8('('ordallco ,\·Itl tb . walk. Thf>Y nrgUf'd the matter for same -."W\.', \" S ~u nHtte 'Y ~ol. \\ nrJ. Dfillet' "'Ill lIl' PO.. t('d I . 1 tt D(-W ot". timE' and thpn adjourned to the Rldl'retoforc the t'I1Jdlll'erS h8,"(> fcel'in'tl {'flr8 Warning people tbat :11 ot thp 8tre."'t walk in frunt ot the ~Iunlclpal Build au averag(\' (.Ie $1.000 a yt'ar Plu.h. Tb(,Y, P~('torntf' tbt'rf>ln. t (IS must not n" ing. There they he-ld a confE'rence, an(\ "·Rut till" inrn'us(' fWU t'it€', t\lo> 0;\ W;8b~~:d,.~I:?~~all(,fI', It 1'111 br rl'IDPDlh prp(l, thC' intE'rpreter was sent back to tell e ~or thf'. tf'Qllr6l., thC' (M't thot hy 't hat It did Dot ;r~hl:~ti~OI;!~ or thp dl~{'n,·pn' Dr. GrE'fI'ne that only this mornln~ a. ne-w family moved Into the building. r: It pos.s.lbl(> for the for('e to ht! or (,f'IUnJ:'~, :\0\\ the g~f~~iO. t: on thp wa)Jli An offi("pr wa!i detailed to makE" :1n 8ftd tht)" hUl"c tlCCODlJllisbeu n xa\"ill":~ ~:('n~f'"d 80 tbut It Jl'l b(>I1~,~~f> I bus bpf'u J'rom .Health ltoUlmb.;sion('r Grrsn c b' llIi~°.rc(>d. ~nd thl,. morning Hr>n:{h(,8(~ he ~' ~tlgat1~ __ qnlC"ation \' t _.... . ~ OU('r (,.rf·(>lw nnd S t R nm I 'as rt"CCln Q H (omm('}ul. (prN1C'P wltl ~ .. up, nil bnd II l'On that the commlssiollt'r of public Hallwuy {'o~Jl~;;~t~ '(htpn Qt the B11trOlo 8 h('. in ·trueted til prep~r~ pInn ... and ~I('llrr~. SUfi!. \r1t~;~r(~:3 ~b'" Po~tlng elf Jfieatlons for a f'}llnralltinp hosl'ilnl t(e'll('p Blr~nd .. pr('varNI U t ~r:1tt or a. the sitl' no,,· utiHzF!d for that Pll~Llj)~" It:o:;t::,f'~~ ~PI~~ I:: 8n~~r(" snl~l(, ~,~I,;~~(>!.h:!! , I tbr notl(',," rf'fteh'. . ght delny !n g(>ttf~,g I Copy Yl (jn- EASE IN SALARY, r MUSTN'T SPIT. : - A: re-I' I I I ODf''' till> untlcof'" nrc Dr. Gt'Cl'n e itltrucls to POStf'd in tbfo ("un. d((!!lrr,t> rg f>Oforc(>d. !!lee to It tbnt th(' or. 8('f'Ollllllolllltloms tLII1I1 tOOSt' now arfordt!11. Thr> Ofrl'rmnnn glll'b:lge hid mllttf'r YU tnkt-u lIIl UpllU It motion h,t" Ald . ~nlll\"lil. H~ "~ASI VI~tT~~ :y A 5 anthnttzen to pr('pal"l.' plantS and """'~b tion!4 for a lIJ:'W 11lmrnntim' b()lIpltnl 011 t~ el~- I The provl$lons ot the bill have been GARBAGE who mOH'11 thnt tbe ('flntr:1('t he annbi to )lr. OlferJDnon ftl'i the lowest bhlller. TIIII mott!'r has b(>('n thr .. sb~tl O\"Pf time lad timf' n~1l111, flud mran".. hlll' tbr- ('()l1cctl~1I. (It ~arhn;::-(' , .. mlltll' throll.:h HIt' deDllrtmrat or lJullllc work~. The ("Iahn bas bn-D It't u, thot tllp COlDUion '''Qund) cannot mat 1bt' t'Qutract to )fr. O!rf'rruann tor the rt:Id that. at the time be !+uhmltted bl! b14. ~t' was Btl (,lDplore ot lb4" dlY. Formt'r e«· porntilln <.:onn~(·1 Cmldcbal:l. dedded that I the ("outracol {'ould hI' awarded to llr. orn m:lllu: the> pfesent (-'orporation ('Ou~1 b.u foltlltl'd tbot It (:1lnnot. I I·St! you ses, Iflw~·{'rs aR W"ell All dodllfl anrl :lltlf'fUWD dlsul;re(>," !lnId Ald. SulUrll. Ald. lIu!\ter ,:::l\'e nnt ttl home of bill )flr- (luis ot QuecDlSlJul'Y nrn.tory In filUpport lit A.ld. ~tllIhDn's motfnn. DDtl Aid, 7.(H.1I~ a~ l.ust'll )fr. Of'tf'fWIlUn or hu\"wg llid .or I ~'('st('rD finll. )f('''st'!'I. Huster anti 1A1.'lIi'r t'ugue in n cout('~t of r~l'artee and Ald. Sullh·an pgg4"d thelD nu, Tbn Ulotloo re-trl' the Ulnttt'r hack to tbe committee ~nuJtBrr Ulen~l1r(>!'O wn~ lutit; a motion to l"l" adH'rtise for lIltl ... l\·ss also lost, Iud 11011 to aWllfd the tOllLrBl"t til )Ir, Olft' W!HI dl'feQtt'llllY n 'fI1[l' ot I:! to 11. !: = j '" f "1 t ., It w80s de("Wt'd to R)' a YOI(O; {J .. 0 -. ,rrulttln,; kIll the lll·opr,t.;('d ort1IWlnc~ I , the huc·h1.l'nI to hawk th{'lr wares t ~:ard of tlll·t.'lloon ns well ItS nfterulIOD. I ott tbt'l :;U /o!l'ot:'er!ot w('fe in the duuDbrr I llJ1pltlIlU{'d tbl' action of the ~l)1lnJ. In Ibr 'j'be pt!fttlon or tbe ('Dg n:r:, ..1tr1 hun'uu of ~·nLt'r fOf IiU IncrMl rdl' wn~ rrCl'cred to tb,' comwlttee on I! r �~NTI-SPITTING PLANS FOR NOTICE' WILL BE CHANGEDj QUARANTINE ~ ~o:=~~~~ ALDERMEN YES CUlUtED IN ACTION OF COUNCILMEN J[E :r TAOKED UP WARNING PAS- The Quarr8ntlne ho. P the Board of befort.'" me ('time up ye,~tf·rdAY.as diSCu~!'ed at sO Aldermen, and It" length, rred a resolution Ald. )lcEachren 011 of Pnbllc that the conllnls::l0n=~Droval of the Work., subject to l~: ~ dlrecled to NUISANCE. Henlth Commls.loner Greene and Po· lice Supe r1 p te p ds pt &uit have had a conference with SUP1. ittten of the Buftalo Street Railroad Company In reterenC'e to the matter ot placing notlces ["rblddlng expectorating in street Health Officials Insiston emo;~~~~r:n~ Hao~~:'- 07 WifE MUST lEAVE: Italians • HUSBAND RE/MJA1N~ g Trap B Id E 0 vasion of the ivil. S ervice Laws That Separates Man and Wife. 1t h~glns to h.lok us though tbe omciul. SENGEM AGAINST TlrE I~ ~ ~ I r;;·tc,.·( , It.1 malter again fr· STREET CAM WILL HAVE RULES AJIfD pRO· JECT TAKES fOR~ MUST VACATE. / I "f tb,' bl'alth n,'purtment WOuld huve to !Ol'(-IIJly eJ~c[ the tt'nllllLb ot the bous~ at d.' M{'('b,mlc .treet, which wa. roc,'Otly COll\"N'll'fI luto l\ tl'uelllent In notation eJt tbe ten.ment house ordinances. A gung of ImlIans. numh(>1'lng n scor~ or mtJl'\~, cd.lleu I1t tl1(! ollit:c or lbe health. depart went Ibis morning to protcijt ngllJu8t bel ug ('umpclh."u to l'emove thlR weel,:, no(l when their reIIUC8t lor more time was not grantcIl thry hrld n ID('('lILg' OU the sldt:walk to Iftlk thp Dlllttrr oveJ'. It Is expected tbat :blngs will be 1tl'..!'ly at tll~ teneWf'nt house llext DR. GREENE'S ACTION COULD NOT DISCHARGE BATH llondn,\', !or Dentth Commlsloner Greene The antl.splttlng ordinance which l!l determined thut the ordluances tsbnll be entol'ced. HOUSEKEEPER LAUBER Health c,)mm~~I:n~p~l"ifl.('ations tor a was paSRPd last spring was not entorc- , Abolit two weeks 8g0 proceedings were prepare plans an h site of tbe pre .. nt .d becnuse It was thought that while h.sUtuted by the henlth dE'partment to com~ SO HE REMOVED HIS new hosplt~l on t f' t th(' Pan-American Exposition crowds pel all the tt'nunts ot the building In que,. WIFE. onE" on East Fer? ~~:eeISth Ward. in were in town It would be difficult to tion to vncatC'. The structure was formerly Ald. Zoeller 0 ted objected and enforce It a. It should be. Then In the tl8{'d 8S n lottorebouse, but a tew mouths ago Rosnll Cottallnl, who hns a leaee of the which the site Is slt~~r ~o to commlt- tall when the ordinance was again prupl'rt;r, brgun 1l1"('pnrntlou8 to con\"t!'l't it There: hR~ hce-n a Yolcanic pruphflln moved that the rn~<.:;<.:;loner Greene said thought of. It was tound that there Into u tcn(>mrut house. The health depart. tee, Health Comm .. ne'" quarantine was something wrong with It and It 1I1('lIt found thnt bls plans were In violaat the Stanl!llaus Strppt puhlle bath t a had to be revised. Now the ordinance hou$:('. !'11C'hael Laubpr, a Democl'n t. the necesslt~· (lr t He knew ot nu is In such shape that It can be us("d tion ot the- t:lty ol'dlnnoees, nnd wal'lIed l!'i ~ti1l hl\th hou~e kepper de jure, but hospItal ",'as apparen 'Ing the present and enforced. The trouble with It WUSl him tbut br 1Uu~t cllllog(' th('m, hut b{> dltl not ht'f'cl the wllJ'ulng, uut! Dt·. Gl'eeo(' l"(>valid objection to u'ent I.nds would lhat It only forbade spitting on the lORe!". the happy hOllle suppo!'led to go !!lite ('xccpt thalt al~j~~e hospital we-ra floo.rs of the car~ ~nd it passengers so cently ll"urn('u tllat hI! hltd rented room, with the pla{'e, while Joarhlm H. ::\iPl". to SOUlC tw('oty fnmllles. '£b(' commlfl.sloner advance In pr re la('e. Dr. Greene c.1eslred they ('ould E'xpectorate on the tf'n~. a Rppublkan of t.he Fourth 'Ilt 00('(' hmed noliCl'S to Cottaliul to ull'\"e rrmo\"ed to alnotlh~~urrl not lawfully be walls nnd against thp ceilings 'Yard. R('(IUll'es thp afore!'lald home and ~ald the hO~P tn h ity llmlt!l, because 'YhE'n Dr. Green and Supt. B~11 called th~ butltHoir vacated by next Monday, tbe bp('OnlPR bath hom:;e kf'PPf"I' oe tat'lO, placed out~lde t c uch a place could on Supt. :\l1tten they found that he had :!4th or :\IOI"{,h. with hiR wlte, Elizaheth H. ~l{,l'teu~. nS' Tlll!'j morning n lot of the tennnts cnllerl the land owners n S lacing it. a rule formed and ready to be printt'u. ht~ ('hler assistant. Lauber can lIYe at .ot tht' otilt£' of till' depurtment Qnd :-'llid enJoin the city from ~e ~hat the ho~- There were some thlngR in it tha.t dhl the hath house. but his wife must gh'e tbnt It wOlild b(' lmpo~!Slble for tb('m to "It Is a. crying ~ha rdered" declared not meE't \\ Jth the approval of Supt. hpr l'Ooms to ~.[rs. :\Iertpns. plta1 has not been 0 , Bull. The rule asked too much from get out by that time. ThE"Y alt;o tinld that • Thp manner In whtrh this littlf'l $500I Dr. Greene. Aid MoE.chren policemen and it was reared by the Su- 8 fuwlly hnd mO\'('d In within the past f,"w R-Yf'ar job ha~ boen grabhed 1~ l-lnAld. Z,,,,Uer .ald Ith~!late 'f~r the 18th perlnt.ndent of Police that there might d:1Y~, Gus ~cbnelder, who listened to their othpr 1n~tanre of the contempt In which should not try to _~g recommend~ that be trouble trom this. He a~kpd tha.t a C'oIDlllnlnts, told them tbat they mutst \'a. ('iylI Rf-rvl('~ l'E'gulations are helrl h:r ""ard. "Anyone ~ 0 ed on the present new rule be formed and this was done. cute b~' Monday. Rppuhlfran omr(>~holder~. new buildings be ert~!e("uted" he ~Elld. Dr. Greene ~tated tbl~ morning that It Is s81d tbat the tenrment Laubl'r bee-arne perl'ona non grata to site ought to be back of'lt that Is by the first of April the notices ,,'111 and a verltnble tire-trap. Health Comml~!;lone-r Greene Imme"Th~re I!II & cree bur canal; be- be ready to be placeu in the cars and dlately Upon ttre- I'a't~ ieC"tion. He worse than the dH~hers :re to toulld a that 'l. strong ptrort wlll'thpn be made sides, Dunbar a~ ~nd the noIsy rail- ,to enforce the law. had no personal grie\'ance against Lauber, and there WE"re no ('hargE's offiCially. The case, as ex plained by the Health authorities, was Simply thfs; pltal s.te, he dO;,S not know wh t Dr. (j.repne had promised the place to a Is talking' about. . friend, named .Mertens, 't\'ho net'd(od the Aid )lcEachr.n said the slle \\ as 1 $500 a ypar and the home. But Dra as good as any that eQuid be obHtalnel~ I .'It Is no u~e antagonizing the €'K t (". ., G reen e found that Lauber was proteC't, omrer" said Ald. Martin. "He must I --t ed by ('1\'11 sen-I("e rulE'S. so he ~pt his rhavt: ~ pe-~t·hou!!e hospital. The site Machtavel1Jan wits at work to solve the 10 In the 18th Ward, and oncht to be HEALTH OFFICER (;REE ' E 'WILL pl'oblem. t ~ ~~;~ I left there." TAKE R,\,DICAL ~lEASt:RES TO Rento,-es tbe 'U atron. The motio!l to refer the mattl!r to the Residents Threaten Dr. It has been the custom in the Health STOP pn U·TICE 0'1 Committee on Sa.nitary Measures "'3S Offiee to appoint the keeper's wife the lost, 11 to 11. CARS. Greene and May Raze matron. and, as living apartments art" The )1('Eachrtn resolution. directing proytded in the bath house, they are plans to be pnpared, was 8dopt~d viva Old Pesthouse. ("Ol1stantly On duty. Mrl'. Lauber was vore. Atterward" !'l'everal motions to "Pa!'lqE'ngpr~ In ~trept {"A..r~ who are recon~ider "-ere knocked out on points matron, at $400 a year. So Dr_ Gn'ene IndE'cent t>nough to expE'ctorate into the Qulc.- kly grasped thp situation, a.nd or order. The A1dermen some time since voted spaces bpt" een the seats and the win· workE'd out a pretty plan. a bond il3!1ue- ot $50,000 tor a new hos- downs are hp('oming so much of a About t",·o weeks ago ~Jrs. Lauber pital ,lte, but the Councilmen dlsap· nUif'an('? that I have heen forced to take was quietly removed, and ;\1 ... Mertens prond the resolution. The actlon ot steps to ~top tbi~ practicp." said Health appointed matron in her stead. Then the Coun('ilmen was concurred in by Commi.ssion"" . stet-day. l\1ertens was appointed af:;!:dstant keep!the Alderm~ yesterday. Dr. Greene said he "'a~ preparing a er, at $480 a year. That left Lauber RESIDENTS WILL ORGANIZE TO public notice to be posted in all the out In th e cold. He was still keeper at car~, dec1arIng that the nuisance was $500 a ypar, but In name only. The apKEEP THE NEW HOSPITAL prohlbltpo hy law and that violators IN THE pointments took E'trect last Sunday and. \vQuld bpp rosecut€'d. The printed no~Irs. Lauber was compelled to move OUT OF THE WARD. tice that has tor years been kept In a out. The :\Jertenses are In possesfllon, '/0 I., CARS. in{'on~picuous ('ornpr of the cars. where and Lauber Is involuntarily placed In no one cou1d seE' It, reads: "Persons the position at an Interloper. Dr. Gre.ne Will Make Strong Effort are prohibited from spitting on the The hottest fight in the city just at Dr. Greene was asked this morninl fioor ot this car." Then tobacco-chewto Stop Filthy Practice. he removed l\Ir~. Lauber. ers who werp willing to obey the letter P resent is the oile Ald. George Zoeller why "To make a. place tor l\Irs. Mertens. U Health ("ommlssloner Greene i!t go - of the notice, but not the spirit. found and Rome of hi~ ('onstituents in the was his natve admission. ing to make a strong erfort to ~op peo- It C'onvenieont to expeC'torate in the northeastern part of the city are putKeeJ. Out of PoJtUea. ple tram expectorating in street car~. space L.hlnd the sea ts. Thi.. Dr. ttng up to secure the remo\'al of the Dr. ,Greene f:airl he was preparing a Greene says, is worse than spitting on "You see," he explained, "last raU public notiC'/!' to be posted 1n all lhe the t1oor. present Quarantine (small-pox) Hos- :ltE'se people out there actively Inter.. cars. declaring that the nuisance was But Dr. Greene proposes to resort to pltat. It i~ said the opposition to the es:ed themseh-esin the Democratic cam .. prohibited by law and that \'Iolators radlC'al mea~ures and he says he will hospital (old and new) IS about to cry~- palgn, They were warned to kef"p out woul1 bep rosecuted. The printed no- not stnp even It he has to post a sign tellize and become on:;a.nized. ot politiC's, but Lauber said he was tice that has tor years been kept in a large enough to take up one side of the "'rht'y'll never put up a new hO!~pital wl11ing to tak(> a chance. They said Inconspicuous corner at the cars, where car~. on the pre~('nt site:' cl('clarc~ Ald. ~oel- thnt it the Democrats won, they exno one ('ould see it, reads: "Persons "The- inderpncy ot tobacco-chewers, ler, and thiS h" follow..:'d hy the in, lima- pee ted to stay. If not, the expected tn are prohibited from spitting on the who spit behind the seat" is simply re· lion that aft!;'l' the presen t hospItal is vacatefl in the npal' futurp, It wHI be get out. But Lauber I~ proteC'ted by tloor of this car," Then tobacco-chew- volUng," ~atd Dr. Greene. "In some of l'Io';ed hy the ira le property owners in C'ivil sen-Ice, and I rouldn't rrnlove ers who were willing to obey the letter the cars the habit has become 50 antht-' vlrinity. him, 50 I appointed Merten~ his asof the notice. but not the !'Iplrit, found oying that women and children have it convenient to expectorate in the "'Yc'U dn as the peoplE' in Erie did, ~Istant. :\lertens was in bad Ftralts. rldp In an atmosphere Unfit tor catspac:e- Lehlnd the seat", This. Dr. tle. trar it down," fO:aid one man who o\~'n,-, financially, and I promised to help him Be~ldes, It Is unsanitary. The Greene ~3Y~, Is wor!'e than spitting on new notices will be posted as soon as ('on5id('rahl~ propt.'rty near the hO~~l1h.l out:' the 11001. or "pe~t hous p ," and It is famlharly " Hasn 't It been the cus tom tor the they are printed." Rut Dr C p (ln~es to re!'lOrt to l'aIlpd. keeper and his wife to ]jve in th~ bath radical mfB~Ung and be ~avs he wH1 The> pt:oplr in thE' ward. re~idjng near hou~e':''' not Stop f\"en if he h'as to p'ost a sIgn the ho~pital, arc Yery ira:. towards ··Y('s." large enough to take up one side of the Hpal ' , ho has "Do<"sn't 1his ue-privp the Laubers IJt /1 SITE AND aU\LDING. car~, ("llln\' out fla.t-footer III [;1 VOl' of con- the hom~ that goes to make up for the (,.. FlU .~ / ~The. Indecen("y ot tobacr.o-chewers stl'ut'tingthe neW ho~pital on th~ small ~alan T' , Thp Board or .~Idermen took dcfinit~ ~' I? gpl,~ behind the sealS. I!'< simply re: pl'e:-;f~nt FenT Htr~C't ~ite. Seyer:tl In(>n """ell, Lauber I~ well fixed. Ire has l1(·tinn yp~tt>rdar towards th<- ~recti(Jn of of Influenc·t' ;.Iud "pull" have tried to, a housp ot hi!'; own," ~~ .Ing. Mid Dr. Greene, "In SOJne of e, cars the habit haf:! become so ana UPW qunrantiup ho"'pitnl, nr, as it is get Dr. Cire('llc' to rhange his "icw~ on "He's lucky to ba\'e the $500 a year. ~)\~g ~hat women and Cbllr]ren have now ('a llE"rl , itoloJation hospital, Oil the tllp suhlt-<'t. but he remH.in~ unehangt"- then"" tie r e ~ an atmosphere unfit for ('atn hlp, ~omt> of the Tllost rahid llf the "Yes." prc~ent sitp, as recommenued hr tile 'w !f.rldr s . it 1s unsanitary. The oppOnE'l1tR hayp threnl~ned to a!;suult --~~;,.r~;ices will be posted as SOOn as Hea. h ' t i l . . upr . .A noti('e of intenare •.prlnt~d,"... _ th,· doctor for his bold udYot".lry of the SMALLPOX ON ELM STREEl tion waR orlif'rC'd pni> l~ i'll,plans anu spe- pr(~~ent ~itp. Ho fnr Ald. Zor>ll('l' ha~ been, nl!ia~ .. C"ification~ \'dll be preparrd, and TlropO:-itnlu~lv wnl'stNl in Uw ng-ht he l~ mak- l\lnS. .\DIE RANDALL THE YICalc;; ndl"ertbpd for. Therp i!-o. of course, no Ing. T'he Board of ,'ounrllmen rejen"d OlCSE IS Qt:'ARA.~T.'ED:!. nOllht thRt n. np",' in!iO.Utntion flf thi~ kiuu thf' proposition to issue bonds for $50,000 .., 1t.r;~·64 t ~ ~, J'. • is ",ery hadly nrNl('d, amI both hrap('hes with \\'hkh to buy another site an,1 Yflsleniny th£' .AldermE'n ('on("urred In ~ , Corporation CounsePs 0 " R o( the C'Ol1nt'·i) hn"l' practir<t Hy tle('hh,tl thf'" malt(>r, rle!'=plte the efforts of Alt.!. ' pinion e lirE' e third prec .-t W'Pt thnt it ~hnll he ('reeterl on 111p J)fI'K~nt ZOf·lIl"1" to rf'-~nact it. n~ked y the heoalth authorltlfs la l t a Quarantine Hospital Th('n the Aldermpn passed ~ notice nlg-ht to qua.rantlne the house at No. , locution by di~Bppl'o\"in~ thE:' uill 3'lth(ll". Outside the City, izins: no honfl i~s\le of .. ;jO.uOO til iHlrr!lSt"p intellLion to builn ;:t neW hospital on th ~::!O Elm ~trept, They were told t1 t prl.!:->pnt f'ltr. Three tin~f'S Ald . Zoell~r ::\tr~. Sadie Randall, 'wIfe o! ArthUr a nel\" e:itr. / tripd to 11;1\'(' thi!'i rc('onsldered and ea,-h TIandall, wo~ !;:ufferJng (rem ~allpox.. CAr~. I f .... t ~~~~:trA~~:t{D~eG~::~e[~~Y:a ~h~;\ TO h' Corhat ifpr· I,u t\~rs ,.. far· .,r .~ r a 1I,>r f t. to &t ,d lu l 81TH WARD IN ft WILD f~R'ENT MASS MEETING COMING ~NG om· STOP , SPITT/NO NUISANCE 3/;r ,~REET WOULD BE. LE~L. . . gard/ng 0; time' he fnilN]. "()Ul' p£>oplp. will or~anize to fight t~~ n'Rtter and will lakf' it to the courb. EaY8 AId, Zoeller today. h 1i Tt i~ said rTI~pt1ngs have b.een e, ~ ftnrl It is l)rOr,o~£'d to h.~,hl il blg on('I~:-.t Lp.inlng('I:"s lIall next \\' ek to organ :II h h Dr. )Jenges wa~ raUed to t e 01' -:.e yest('rday aCtemoon, Randall said his wife ha.d been ill for three or f('lur days. lTpon In' esUgatJon. Dr. ..lengcs tound "hat he ('onsidprs a clenrly defined cas@ of f'mnllpox. He reportM tho case to the health depa ~m(>nt. and the house wa~ ordt'''cd put und""r quarantine_ The poUce say th" onlY" Qi'C t lpnrt the pI Ce a.re nandaU and hi3 "It • �stamped Out. ioner Greene Aid to Rep New ,Hospital an ~~~ EMERGENCY A !jj tlllGII !p"AL OOVIIIRIfJlBIIT ~~y-;S ~ PRINTING BILLS Y&J AGAIN DISCUSSED. EXISTS oro~s;;~~;;~~~~~ tAr, Stoddart -W: i11 Negotiate for ~e Contracts With the Newsatructlon of papers--New Gas lightDeliridns Patient Nearly Oaused ing Bids Wanted. Disastrous Oonflagration. Loss of Life Nmowly Averted. HOLDA ~~.;:;BANQUBT Action of Aldermen In Calling for Bids for ftle Work it Was APprove~d. Alarmed at the prospect at Incurrlnc expense In connection with the proposed plan. for a new Quarantine Hospital, the Councilmen were lricllned to refer the resolution passed by the Board of Aldermen directing the Commissioner at Public Works to prepare plans and Bpecilications. ACter hearIng Health Comlssloner Greene and receiving assurances Crom Commissioner Ward that the plans would cost. nothing except the time devoted to them by several employes In hhl department, tbe Councilmen yell'terday merely tacked on an amendment that there should be no expense Incurred and sent the resolution back to the Aldermen. That body may approve oC It next Mon_ day. Health ComlBBloner Greene Is empbatlc In demanding tbat something be done forthwith towards s ecuring a new Quarantine Hospital. The present structure on East Ferry Str... t Is crowded to tbe eaves at present. some 50 smallpox patients being there. Six new patients were llent to the Quarantine Hospital Tuesday, a tact wblcb shows that tbe dlHue Is not stamped out bere In Buf, talo by any means. Commisslone. Gre..ne deplores the tact that be Is n<lt able to tak.. better care of his patient. under existing condition.. The Quaranllne Hospital Is really a very shabby and unsatisCactory makeshift and Is a disgrace 0 a civilized community. The lighting Is by kero.ene lamps and I. unsatisfactory and dangerous. I A. lfano.... E_:pe, A few nights ago a patien't while Crom hlB bed, seized t,,·o lamps and put tbem under the bed. A8 the · heated tops of the lamp chimney. were but a few Inches Crom the lower side oC an InHamable mattress It I. easy to see that a disastrous conHagraUon 'Was narrowly averted. The Quarantine Huspltal Is In reality a prison, being equipped wltb beayy doors and barred wlndow,8. Had tbe delirious patient succeeded In his attempt to heat his bed 'by the aid of the kerosene lamps there would haye been a Hre and a telTlble loss ot lite. Commissioner Ward has agreed to run wires or gas pipes to the bospltal and supply a better and safer system of lightlng wlthou! turther delay. Idellrio\l'8 arose I All Sorts ...cl OoDclitiODI. Under existing conditions It Is impossible to separate the pa tlents satllfactorlly. Tbey are huddled together to an uncomCortable delP."'e. Yesterday It became necessary to send a woman ot the town, a prominent babltue oC the red-light district, to the Quarantine Hospital. There was no belp for It. She is out there now, living in close companionship with virtuous women and ' girls, who. having contracted the disease. were sent to the Quarantine Hospital COl' saCety to the community. It the City had provided a suitable bUildIng, the Health Commissioner would have been able to avoId su('h distressIng arrange ments. As it Is now, th e In- nocent and the guilty are ('ompelled to live togethe r awaiting the ('Our~l~ of the dreadful ftcourge, unable. to leave the ~Iace until discharged by the ( ommi8s1oner. I I Health Time ' - A"tion. It Is time for the City ot Buffalo to take up this QUestion of building a new Quarantine Hospital and settle It. the qUeation sb<lUld be set_ ",,'om". I" be that Lut Monday the Aldermen p .....d & rellClluUon directing the BE Sioner of Enb!lg Work. to pre.,are pl&Dl it6d ,p.allcatiOnS and advertise tor bids for a new quarantine hospital, otherwlae IIflst MUM. to be ereoted on th. present elte. Wben the matter ea.me before the CouncUmen yesterday Mr. Klinck oftered an amendment providlnlr that the Commlealoner spend no money tor plans and speelflcatlons until tunds theretor were available. ·'1 hope there wlU be no 'delay In providing tor a new bospltaL It I. a shameful thing for the city to coniine trom 40 to 60 persons In a place that Is unfit for human babltatlou," said 'Mr. Stoddart.. Col. Watd was asked how the expense of the plans would be provided lor. "There will be no expense," he re· pll84. "The plaIllJ will. be made by the iDepartment of Public Work ..... "Why make plans for a building betore we know where we are going to ~t It?" asked Mr. Steul, who Is oPPoled to the pest house remalnlnlr In the EI&,bteenth Ward. "W~ HA VI: 601' A SII't!." "We bave sot a site," replied Mr. Flelsohmann. . "I don't know about that," replied Mr. Steul with some heat. "We dbn't all feel alike on that subject." 'l'l\e resolution of the Aldermen W&8 then passed. I A lot of time was spant again yesterday arguing about the printing bllie for various newspapers. Wben the report of tbe Committee on Claims "ame up Mr. Flels"hma.nn announced that he Wanted a roll call, as he wanted to go on againstand paying the claims of lirlt~iii~~ the record Commercial Express for city prlntlnlr. Mr. Dunbar moved tbat all "Ialms except newspaper bills be paid. "I spe no use In thl .... said Hr. Klinck. "'fhls matter has been thresbed over and over. We have dllIputed bills aucb as tbese and the city bas In the end been oBliged to pay tbem." Howe,'er, the motion of lIIr. Dunbar »revalled. A little I ..ter Mr. Stoddart, who had been appOinted a committee ot one to !lee the various newspapers with the ob. ject oC getting lower rates for advertiling, said he had "Iolted the English newspapers, not having had an oppor... tunlty as yet to see the German news· papers. and had found In every Instance the business management willing to enter Into contract for tbe publication ot 1000 or 2000 lines a year. The prices ol'lered, he aald, were 331-3 per cent. leM than were now paid. "I look upon the attempt to enforce !N:::"~. the State legal rate wltb reference to ~Ity adverUBlng as unjust both to the newspapers and to the city of Butralo," said Mr. Stoddart. Ald. Adam was present and took part I 1n the dlscus.lon and .ald: TO N£GOTIA Tl! FOil ADYl!RTI~//lfG, "The Common Counell has aent blll. to Albany amending the charter to pro"Ide that public notices shall be printed only In the omclal paper." said be. "But the.e bUla never get through tbe Legis- I I J_ I lature. and who holds them up? Are we going to be h eld up by.three or tour new!'!paper proprl~tors? \Vho Is goIng to govern Buft:alo-the ne?"spapers or the Common Council ?" "Wbv shOUld "'e be held In that v!<"? That''''''hat 1 would like to know," said Mr. Dunbar. "What are you going to do about It ; If you can·t get the bill passed?" dryly 'I inQuired Mr. Fl f' i~ c hmann. The board Hnally appointed Mr. Stod"'art a committee of one to act with two Aldermen to negotiate contracts ,..·tth the various papers for doing city ac!verUfillng. The qu estion or extending the jurlll- diction of the Grao p C'rosslngll CommisSion to several cros9ings not now tneluded In the C;rade Cro8slngs act WR!II laid OYer for th e purpose of obtaining furtber InCorma tion as to the work ye'! to be done under the present plan. Tbe C'ounollmen approved of the tion ot the Aldennen In directing th e C'omml!l!donp.1' or PubUc Work!'. to ad~ "ertlse Cor new hl"s 1M gas lighting. I C;;:,jj'jDli~. _':"::::..1.,1" �WAGE WAR ONBKn TENEMENTS TENEMENT \ WILL HAVE .:""";~:d"'Y v_HOUSES , 3/ T~ GO. .- 1 HERE IS A CHA CE FOR BUFFALQ"GIRLS uy,IIIJ. ::"-"'Plan STORM OF PROTESTS, _ Filthy Fire Trap at Nos. t Went After 58 and 60 Mechanic W Niagara Street Residen tho Colonel, but They are Street Found by Health Quickly Sati.fie d. Authorities to House 20 Col 'Yl1rd's fh~ ~chtm(l' h~:r m~i I . , th hr. A with I' ('I"i h,' Italian Families. !'-tr(>pt~ ban" bren (' ~~n~pr lira,,-n from 5 .;UI'rE':-" ~ II. DUm) mflsn q of 1 l,.trollJ:" ,,(reams of fit the objertionable h,.drnnt.... , aur1 DODE" .stPd hs"p hppn . ' It· 'hirh 1\'('re ,.u~C' ' f I (''iU ~ \\ • h 11h' thi!il Dlcthod 0 met with. 11111011 te. ed 11 dur. l'otrE'et ricaninJ! \rill be (QUuw n jll~ thr "Hmmer. . h h te~t 00 Th(> plan wa!'l gl'ren Il t arou, Xiast:Jru strt'ct. A ~mal1 ('()rps of ~~: "tb tire hO"l~ was put to "I'H urme(I 1\1 . I f ' o th£,\ on thnt important thorauJr 1 ~rE' .1 '" middl. of Ihe dA),. Th. he" y .tr •• m. (If water t"~...{'Pl thE' JlRH>ID£'nt r!:nr of nil .f tbert ~-tl!; no du!'t ratSM Ilnd IP lJ~f', I '., The \ frllme was lint intl'rfrtl'f "lui. ter taU off quirkl~- into. the . "€'W(l'Ml. J rartyinsr (I'fl'tythinsr w1th It;. 'I'll P tp"t 4tfl fllr ns \il1~ar!l. !'tr(lf't WI1" ('nnrpr~pd, NlDlplptE'ly d('mnn~trRted thp praC'tit-llhilit:r of thr ~'hpmr. _ Thf' ne-It !lfty Col. "llt!1 rE'{'E'lno numprnll~ romplaints from JlE'Op)f' lirin!: on :\iRsrara Rnd ('cIfltlsrUOl: S !-trpf't~ t~f\t thp wRtpr hnd heen rl'ndPrM .. 0 rOIJly hy I tht" fiu!'hing ptor(':-s thnt it 1'i~s n.lm~~t nnfit for liSP_ 'fhf'.v wpr(' qUit€' lodu:UDnt, .orne of them. 'Ih,)' told the 001onrl thAt he bod hetter 1••• 0 w,1i rnou~h nToot'; that if Ihl'ir water supply wa~ to hI.' c'ontnmiotlt~d rn"r~' timE' Xin,E'nrn 11"treet WllS ('lennI'II, fhl'~-'d ,:ret out nn : injuudion re!itraininl: him from ('lennin~ the .treet•• t ,II. Col. Wnrd li,tenee! to tllf' romplftints nnrl the-Il qni{'kly ~llr~ rreilpd in ~nti!'fJin.c: th(' (·ompIninant s thnt r\-('n-thin~ hall ileen for the h(,st nnd that tht'ir watt'r t'lIpply would not be ('ont8minatro in th£! flltnrp. "Thp fill~hjo~ of q:fl.. ('t~ hy meant:: of watf'r drawn from the ('ity mnins will b(' n ,:rood tuin)::: for th(" watpr ... upply," snid Col. 'Ward. "You \.;~, in tll(' ordin- I TENANTS ORDERED TO VACATE APRIL 1 w. I nr.'" u~p of tit", mAilh nil I,ll\nd Bnd nfhpr Health Commissioner Begins Crusade Against Unsanitary Conditions - Unless Law Is Enforced Danger Is Great. An active campaign against unsanitary conditions pre\'aliing tn some ot the tenement houses of Buffalo was sounded by Health Commissioner Greene yesterday as a result of the disclosures made by Dr_ D. J. Constantine, who is In charge of tenement house in~ spectlon. It Is Dr. Greene's opinion that It the laws governing sanitation in tenement houses were allo1\'ed to run lax Buffalo In a few years would find itself In pos~ session ot a congested tenement district like those In Chicago and New York, where any amount of expense and fight· Ing would tail to rid the blotches trorr the elty, A city free from slums and destitute of the obnoxious conditione prevaiJIng In some ot the larger citle~ Is the picture ot Bul'falo's future a~ planned by the Health Commissioner. lD this connection support Is given by the Society at BeautitYlng BulIalo, which has come out in one of the strongest planks of its platform for sanitary tenements. "If we must haye tenements' they shall be clean, well,lighted, sanitary, and not overcrOl\'ded," as the slogan sounded alike by Dr. Greene and the beautltylng society. f'xtrnnt¥lu~ parti(,tf>s ~(>ttlp to thp hottom of thE' maio'" nnc1 t!w wntE'r in thpm Is JI('\'C'r c;niHl'ipntly n~itntpd to !'tir t1Ji~ ,"prlime-nt liP flotT ~f't it ant of lhp way, "-h('o Tie oJ)f'ned nil th(' hyrlrant~ nlnn~ ].'lLTHY TE~EME"'T FOIJ,\,D . r :,\inj!'nrn ttlrtl~t, the wnt('r mot'erl ~wiftlr The Instance v.thlch formed the basis throu.c:h the- mains, anrl it wltsn't lon~ Dr. Greene's war whoop was that of htlforp it hf',:!':ln to rarry off tbp sf'rlimellt at the finding of an unsanitary tenement that had hPf'1I nc'('llmulnting nIl wintpr. at Nos. 68 and 60 Mechanic Street. In that way tllt' mnin.:: were ('len ned. So This is a three-story structure, housing it W8'" n ,lr1lOli thin,:r, RlthotJ~h unpien!"Rnt twenty I1allan tami!!es, all of whom to tilt' rp .. idl'nts for tllt" timE' bE'iug. "~p ha ve been ordered to vacate by April frequ,'ntly open up tlie bydrant"l ill the 1st. The place "'as not lighted In conformity with the lal\', the sanitation 8prin~ in ort}pr to flush out the mnin!\. ventilation were unsatisfactory, "He-lwter lIbf"n WP flush Xin,mrn and and the families were so crowded tootreet, t1ien wiD be DO in the gether that there was hardly breathing room for either. The only excuse given forr, all stylI'S by the people living there was that the and siz(." at rent was cheap and the oVo-ner of the Th .. --K~itur~';-· building when brought into Municipal women, ill ~IIP('~ Court was told that he could get no nthE'r al1\"E"rtiSf'rl 1 more rent from the place until it wa.s have them in It put in order and tha.t the tenants would and evpry ~trlE' have to move. wIdth, e\"pry paIr' WAS A FIRE TRAP. to glye lifiti:;tacThis place Is said to be typical at sevtion; prlre, .. _•• Wnmpn·s fine \-lrl eral others on the East Side. The prln· R(\l)t~, ~'Itb mpd clples against which the law Is directed Rre overcrowded conditions, bad venr 11 f,?l(>, kid or rmh tilation. Insufficient lighting, and lack II , . nf',,"pl" u,," as tiM""'!i~ ot tire protectlon. In this Mechanic \':~t(>r as tl.lftl in fJu~Mng n strpt.t, 'f'h,;t Street plaC'E" there was only one narrow '\I tIn tl~f' 10.: thrown into th -tr tlf'nl I P S P('t "lH]' stairway for the twenty families and Y so t mt it £>ntpr~ nnd go(>s th ... , was regarded as a veritable fire trap. th(" lie'Hr<.; In J.'T('st yoillme ~nd ro,u .. I_ "In most cases it Is not the fault of rnilldly. Xutllrnll, it thf' .. pr~ the tenfnt~," said Dr. Greene. "Poor famlllE8 go to tcnempnts because they to ar~ driven therf'_ Sometlme!:t they are I ar (' ot!'~tng them up \s nr.-gllgent In keeping the places clC'an " .' "'l' msy MOJ. up " '. SP"'-t>n:r. TIlt'\" . "h -orne. surfoc., ann then they are to blame. But most til-l' flt.t. ~ mnJ E" lJIof'k{'(l 10 ,1pfnr- otten it Is the landlords who are at ,. ,0 mnrh Ihe loelt 'f I fault for having no scruples in taking I1r<'-w(· ~hnll tlien know _ ~r 1 t lr!r advantage of the poor famllies. Povf{'('ts :lrp nod h(l nhle I "h~dre the cleo erty-stricken famtJles are thrown into "But all thrJ;~' II _ 0 r(>lUe ~. thl'tn, tenements wherE" the walls are nothing hrfol'(> it W:lS tl"ri'II~lllng~ ftwf'_r~ l:onsi\h~I't'c] but board partitions, where the plumb· rn ordl'r to I,)t' c'f'lt,uiuto thRt Ui"h the ~t "t'I', '" Ing is so bad that It Impairs the health d . would rl'sull w(" I n no 8111;L_.~ ot the people living there, "\'\"hlle I am "Health Commissioner I all thl" r ' -: I. Ie Own !oOtlition'li 8t prll~r('~~ {'(~~\('trl'. t"htelll the tiu'iltilll! i-; itl do not propo~e to tolerate any laxity In ,. 1,\ 11"'· ('8 the enforcement ot the sanitary 13,ws lI11Ik~- ohj(>{,t that I - -I II ratl'1, ftt-~ t governing tenement houses. I shall see wnc,;!if>!1 in(u til(' _ _1\lg'lt tllh['rWi:-p lw C that every letter of the law Js obeyed, '-,Ju!'t at 1)J(I'''Pl~;\~:'r....., and any owner of a tenement house !" tnttrrerrd with II _1~IIIU:-llIll~ of ~'I'I"(,t,< will have to put It Into proper condition n Jitllt~ too c-IIM :\ ~ 1(' "-('Iltiter It i .. or close it up, "M~t of thC' people who go into tenefrozPI1 11 "al"hll;~'pnD thef<.;trt, ... t~ Uri' J-rill ments are foreigners, ignorant ot our 1 rl..; 0 Iii£' . I n nm 11hl'fl Illnt tl I .1 I y. nIH laws and likewise Ignorant ot what worl It Sill' .t'.... fuIJJ :.~ J! nn I", A"OiIl~ It) they are entitled to. Consequently they are thE" last to complain, and as the Dr. Gre.ne Saya it's All R' owners nevE"r complain against Hf"'lllth ('flmllli .... iolJE' ,_ Ight. I property them~eh-es violators can only be dls~­ I ~nl" Ihnt thpr' i. r , ?lIpr I), (~rp"ne! ered through Inspection." ,/ ~ s 110 ohJp(-tioll, ft·oUl a J ~~~\:~~D:~!t~~l ~~Pl';ted ~~;;; ol~"~II:; I t?(.. ME'/I'c~N'S __ y":y"", t!NrQUE LE,TTF:R TO HBALUI COMMISSIONER COST A BIT OF MONEY. CRUSADE LAUNCHED BY THEI HEALTH COMMISSIONER i AGAINST UNSANITARY BUILD- Echo of tho Rainbow Cit,.. Onl,. One Girl in Thi. Wide World For Him. INGS-LAWS WILL BE ENFORCED TO THE LETTER. a ~ome p€'ople 1n :Mexico e\-Jent-' havE' ~tra~gc (-onC'nPtlon of ('ity g ern - J' Health Commissioner has given out that unsanitary tenement ment lS It ex~~t .. in the rniteu ~t l(e-:, Their notfon appears to bt' thdt In hou~es must go, and the SOCiety tor the Am£'ril'an Olunil"ipal d€'pal-tment otfkc'3 Beautifying ot Buttalo wllI help him In O~1e may h~,,-e a wite for the asking, or a crusade against fire traps and un- it need bE', tillte a £:ourse in onp ,'f the healthy buildings. It was yesterday de- dead langUllges, This mUl'h might be cided by Dr. Greene that now I. the inff~rrE"d from a communication receive'd, ~£>Hte1'llay by- Health -f' ncr time to do somethJng, or that in a tew GrE'~n(: from i\Iexico Ci }-. years Buffalo will have as bad slums Pleas For a Wife. as New York or Chicago. The Instance which tormed the basis The ('ommunlcation is 3. pl.f'o8 (or a ot Dr. Greene's 't\'ar whoop was that of the findIng ot an unsanitary tenement wifp and is :lPl"larpntly written in 011 at Nos. 68 and SO Mechanic Street. ~ln{'rrlty 1)nd with no thought ot: being This is a three-story structure, housing disappointed. The \\-ritel' is not onlv twenty Hallnn tamllles, all ot whom unusual in his request but sets forth have been ordered to vacate by April !"trin~ent conditions_ ~one hut 1st. The place was not lighted In con- ::t~ome Buff tlo girl , ... 111 do. This PUl'tif>ulllr rormlty with the law, the sanitation and ventllation were unsatistactory ('h~~~ of femininity seems to hn"e oh .. and the ramBles were so crowded to~ tamed. a peculiar hold upon the writpr get her that there was hardly breathing for hl" is enterul to sped[y t.bat appllroom Cor either. The only excuse given en tlOl,S from other ~e<'tlons of "Est Idos by the people living there was that the V?i<i,o ..:," 'n -U not l.l~ {'tlnsid r ~d~ , rhy' unique Iptter, gOing into Jllinut@ rent was cheap and the owner of the building when brought into Municipal U,lotalls Is wrItten in Spall ish_ Dr. COUrt was told that he could get no (,rcene hunted th~ C'ity {)\'er to lind a I'nn~kl.tOI·, "·hen the purport of th~ more rent trom the place until it \\'a~ put In ortler and that the tenants would mls~lve W"'I~ muc1e known to th .... ('f)71mi::nclonpl' anu the translato)"oS r~es have to mo"e. }ootTIpd up, the goOtl dOC'tor u tt('rPt1 A VerltabJe ~ire Trap. ~om~ things in Engltsh. whl(,h ".ould This place 10 said to be typical ot sev. have caused the ears of th~ lov(-Iorn eral other. on the East Side. The prin- ~WOhl in Cortez to tingl~ had he ht;anl cIples against which the law Is directed and untler~tood them_ fire overcrMvded conditions, bad yen· With I.lltill FervCl1', tIlatlon, Insufficient lighting, and lack of fire protection. In this Mechanic Street place there was only one narrOw The writer wrote his ~ow'-- song - :lOt stairway for the twenty families and fln ordlnar:r song eitlter-\,lth :tll the was regarded as a veritable flire trap. ftn-or of the L" 1 "In most case~ it Is not the fault of " _lim, ::re sH forth that the renante," said Dr. Greene. "Poor a sOJourn in Buffalo during th"o EXptlsffamiliES go to tenements because they tion hu] r l'J~f'tl Lull. tf) fc"gct tiH' are driven therp, Sometimes they are chrk-Rklnnl d dnu"'hter· (f s 'U negligent In keeping the places clean . "", unny -,"-eX· anti then they are to blame. But most J( 0 l--'ll tU line his he:J.rt towr.t,.d Bufoften it is the landlords who are at foln_ In ~hnl"t, he ~3yS they 31"e "thco tault for having no scruples In taking most beautifUl, l'apti"aUng 'r'e t advantage ot the poor tamllies. Pov- he I '" C '1 ures erty.stricken families Rre thrown into I ' l~S l",' el .~f toH and would th~ reeJpJtenements where the walls are nothing _nt l{l11cL~ gH'e the 111J.tte-r FOll);"' attt-fl-' but board partitions, where the plumb- t,wn ~~nll,lll~d u good, prf'tb' -Amcri, ano Ing is so bad that It impairs the health ~~.nollta, \, illing to sharf" his lot... HI~ of the people living there, m<lt~rj;ll h(~ldhlg~, real estate cnd p"r"While I am 'Health Commissioner I sonul. hf:> Usts l'omplete, and they todo not propose to tolerate any laxity in t~l no mc_u,n flgu~e. Furthl"'r, JH~ Is the enforcement ot the sanitary laws loun;:, of e_ l'ellenl lamil)" (. n.t of goud governing tenement houses. I shall see !;tandlllg' In the C'onununlt)" that ~very letter or the law t!!l obeyed, . It ,~OI11e real nke I~uffalo glr 1 ha" :lny and any owner or a tenement house). e:lI nin~ tlJ hUEk In t:le sunflght of will have to put it Into proper condition l'lel :\j('XIt 0, to rcyel in thl"' cttn:o"'phfll' or close it up. I')f l-m.."lr.,rOt,~, ',a('tu8 tlan, and hull· ")I08t of thE' pt"ople who go into tene- fig t~. r rp I~ an oPI,ortunJt), n(it to b ments are foreign erR ignorant of our t <18t 2sfdp. ('hiC'f ("'lerk t.ius ~chllder law~ anel likewise Ignorant ot ~'hat wlll lVlllin ..... b~ pla.y the rule of mhtC'h they are entitled to. Consequently they n- 'l(€ and CJ.re fot" all the pl'Cll are- thE' la~t to cClmplain, and 88 the In r €l'I , property owners neyeor complain against them.,elves violators can only be dlscoy· ered through inspection." I !i' / ~ ~" - DR. GREENE AND ZOEllER CtASH "Whom '/ cfrl-n' hatrJ -jotne,\,togtilitr," (Illoth thl"' ritUAl of matrimony in the Ilraycr l1ool{~, "let no man put asUTldC'r." And yet Dr. "-, D . GreC'ne, the ---r: ne\V" Health l'onun i ~~loncr, has at- I I ~. trmpted to ntTomjJltflh thif.l: forb\dtlC"Il' {rat h1 \-iolpntlv !o'pparating Mkhaf'l Lauhpr from his wif£'. ~tik<' has bE"en ALDERMAN DECLARES ,HE'LL for :year~ kf'Pp(>r of the public bathhcu!o'c on :-;tanislau!' Rtreet and iR a PREFE:R CHARGES AGAINST d\"il ~£'rvlcc appointee, and a DC'moera t at that. of a y('rv pronounced typfI, HEALTH PHYSICIAN. But. very cal'):!>, in the adminlglration o( DI-_ Gr'ppn, and e\"£'{l there-tofor£" whl""l1 Cir('cne was de-puty, thE' nameRake of 1he- Rn.'hungE'1 madp himsE'lf obnoxiou~ 10 th£" embryonic Health Commissioner, and when the aforesairl Comml::;~ionfr'~ pin featlH'rs had ("xpandpd Into r\lB glown plumps .and he had bet"ome "It." ~trtcrnoon. upon hi~ lif't of candidates fOl· the om!'ilil guillotine. 10 Mike Lauber'. name I "I WTLL PREFER CHA RG~;S lC'd all the rr~t. sut the worthy doc'tor AGAJNHT YOU AND HAVE YOU {-ould not grt him out of hig job b('ca.u~e REMOYED FROM OFFICE," said ~\ ld. he was a l'ldl s(,1'vlcc appolntero Elnd poor "It" had to skin the ('at anothE"r Zoell(~r. , way. Now th£' htw g!\-E'S th£' appointDr. GrC'pne wa~n't the jpast bit In .. Tnpnt oC ('hipf a~fll:;;tant u!"ually by COUI'- timiriated and some of his rripndg flUg .. tesy to th£" h<>arl bath house kepper anll h t h I 11 Lauher had hi~ wife In the plat'e and gestC'd t at coun pr c argC"~ nllg'lt e lin'd in thp bath 110use with hpJ" In ('on- pre:;;C'ntt.'d against Zoeller anrl rp(('rr~d jugal felicity. bllt ~he Is not protf'cte-d 10 hi~ }i;lghtpt'nth '\-ard ('onstituent!l, p h" lhC" d,,11 flPT\'jCP rules and GrC"E"n , The unJlle;l~ant atrair Is all on acr~fte(:ting on the affection which bound c-ount or the fight oyer the new Qmlranthis paIr toe;ether. ~:dnce he cO'!lld not tine Hospital. remove Laubpl', divorced his WIfe om"~hpn thpy mpt prior to thp u:~ekl y dally from his presence and appointed ~f'Rsion of the Board of Alderm€"l1 to~Trs, Elizabeth Mertens In her ~tPad, da~, zot:l1er aC'eusE"d Dr. Greene or and ah l\lr~, ~lert('ns has a. hu~ban(l J and th~ right to l1ve In the bath house working to SN'ure the new ho~pltal f ) n hc'r~el( hy vIrtne of her appointmpnt. the present ~itE'. Zoeller claims that and Lauber'f=: wife being summarily rli~- Or_ (;reenc hal'! no right to do so_ Dr. mil'iBcd. LaubC'l' ha~ been C'onstrain(>d to Grepne ~ayg hI' ha~ a pe-rCect right to dpC'amp Hnd abandon hi!'! happy home peak (or thp presl?nt ~tte. in the bath house In order to lI\'e w~th ---~-----hi. better llal!. He MIll draws the $5l)O alan'. ./ �WAGE WAR ON IB - I ' ; PROTESTS, ! Went After I Res idenlS Niagara Siree I b I They Wire th. C.lone I U Quickly Salisfled, :r;;;; • '. ft ~('bem(l hR~ met ("01. "!lrd," n fllf \. nnmher of with !'UI'('{'~" thu Cl I 'N' h, mf'an~ of • f !'tn'el!O "ua\'r breD . f r NUl . ter ornl\"O rom 6troug ~trNIOl" (l e l:~a the ohjef'tionahle s , anol DOD h,drnnl bRre hrenf .' h' I ,,"ere ~u ••'S'l-~ t'U I r('sult~. \\" If' '. I btett'" tbis method 0 met With. ,1 w (\.'.111 be 'follu,,"C'd nil dur- I t-tr(,pt rlNUlln;: \\1 tbe SlIntDIPT. • n 8. thoroull'h test on Tht' plan wa~ g~\mnii C'orps of rupU :,\iagnrn stTPf't., t to trork Filthy Fire Trap at Nos. 58 and 60 Mechanic Street Found by Health Authorities to House 20 Italian Families. TENANTS ORDERED TO VACATE APRIL 1 illl( . rl with lire ho~1' was pu . h nrmr t itllPortant thorol1~hfRre lD t e on t hfl . Tht" he:l'fV Ktrenms midfll,. of ~lt' tdt~)~ pnrrml'llt rjpnr of nll of wnter "" rp dUlII:t raisPd anel fu"p tberp tnl~ no ' Th rf' m 'was lint intl'rfrrrd with. e ",atra I' 'kh' into the seWf'n::, ter rlttl 0 qUlr" with it Thp rarryiDI:' ererrthtn.l: .,\,'n"'lIr1l ~trM't wns ron tpst 1(0 ar n. ,'" d th ('pr~,.c1, ('(lDlplf'tPlr df'mon~tratf' e ( fr I Health Commissioner Begins Crusade Against Unsanitary Conditions - Unless Law Is Enforced Danger Is Great. An a ctive campaign against unsanl- Tlu,tknhility of thl" srhemf'. , p Tilt' nplt dar Col. WanI reJ,.'PI~~ numprous rompiaint:'l (rom j\Poplp hnng on I"\"' '"'ar& and (,onlil:'!Ioll s ~tr('f'ts t~nt the I ~'~~;r hnd h('PD rl'nflf'l'M !-On rollly h)th£> On~hiD~ prO<'r.-.. tbat it 1\'~S 8,lm~f;t : nnfit fnr list", Thp), wer{'o qUite IDdl,g'uunt MJ11e of tilrm, Th{'r told the rolol1el 'lhnt he h,d helter loave ,,'.11 onou~h nlllu£>; that if thrir water ~upplY .~·as to ,hI' 4'nntl\miDRI~ll ('n'r~' hmE" ~lRanra : fOtJ'('ct was (')('anNI, thry'tl J!'et nut. Rn ; injulll"tion re~trainins: him f!'om (>~enmn/: thf" fOtrpet!'i nt nil. fol. "\\nrrl hsten(>d ! to fhp rnmlljaints sort tht'u quiekl~' ~lIr.. "an.Jflfl in Mti~r)'inJ.:" thf' ('C)mlllBlDftnt~ ,'" thRt r"(>r~,tbillJ: had heen fnr the IIp'(t lind thst their ,,'8h'r ~l1pply would not be rontaminftt('(l in th(> f1lturf'. tlThp OllshiD~ of ~1re,('ts by menns of wntpr drAwn (roro tTlp rity IDainx will hr n ~ood tbin/: (or th~ wat(lr ~llpplr." ,ailt Cnl. "·an1. "You ";1"(', in tiH" ordinnr~' U~(> of tlap JlllI.in~. an sand and oth('r ('\.trnnf'Cl\l~ parti('INJ f;£>UIf' to the hottom of the mnin:--, Dud thp wntf:'r in th~m I~ np\'('r sUffieirntly Rq-itntpd to ,..tir thi" "l"dimC'nt up llIuT .'!"(It it ont of thr 1\·ny. I I tary conditions prevaliing in some of the tenement houses of Buffalo was sounded by Health Commissioner Greene yesterday as a result of the dis~ closures made by Dr. D. J. Constantine. who is in charge of tenement .house inspectlon. It Is Dr, Greene's opinion that If the laws governing sanitation in tenement houses were allol\." ed to run lax Buf'faio In a tew years would find itself in possession or a congested tenement district like those In Chicago and New York, where any amount of expense and fight· tng would fall to rId the blotches (rorr: the city, A city free from slums and destitute of lhe obnoxious conditions prevailing In some of the larger cltle! jl8 the picture of Buffalo's future as planned by the Health CommissIoner. In this connection support is given by the Society of BeautifyIng Butral o , which has come out in one of the strongest planks of its platform for sanitary tenements. "If we must ha'~e tenements' they shall be clean, well. lighted, sanitary, and not overcrowd· ed," as the slogan sounded allke by Dr. Greene and the beautifying society. "'hen 1'1 (' o}l('n{'(l up the hydrant'" :lIon~ Jt~lLTHY Xi:t~ArA fltn~t, tht· wnt(lr mn\t~d f'wifth TENElIEXT FOUND. p The instance which formed the basis throll:::h thp mnin", and it WftRn't 101lt: of Dr. Greene's war whoop was that ot lu'forr it h(l:,:an to rRrry off tl1t" seoimt"nt the finding of an unsanitary tenement that had hPf'n nc('untulntille' nil wi ntH. at Nos. 68 and 60 Mechanic Street. Tn thut \yay tht" main'! were cle-nnell. ~o This is a three~story structure, housing it ",no;, n ~ood thin~, nlthn\1~h nnpl('n'l:nnt twenty Italian familtes, all of whom to tht' fC'sidl'nht for the timf' bpiu/:, 'YP have been ordered to vacate by April frf'qullntly ollPO up the hydrants in the 1st. The place was not lighted in conformily with the law, the sanitation "prine' in nrrler to Ou~h out the mniufl, and ventilation were unsatisfactory, "Herpafter when we fln ..h ~ing:1rn and the families were so crowded to~ otreol, luo.. will be no ,o~impnt in thr gether that there wa.s hardly breathing maiu .. and {bf' wntf'r will remain pm,(>:1 .room...for either. The ODIJ' exc:oae atven ~nu'n n.. kpd if th(ll'c wn!-= nuyU' .1lt:' in the tilt' :-<1I!:!,t:p"lion that thp fiu~hjn~ of fh(' !-nnitnl'Y "tn nllpllint , tn c-lf'ilninJ:" 1the trt"ets tt)' tlnshin. = -!, n :-; is n o \\' hein;: d<$pal ~trpf'ts WHuM t'Tentuully dog the 8('wers, CuI. "-"rd !'nid: In ('oJ. "~,II'tJ. no .. ~o, I dnll't hrlil'rf' ).if). \ " ( ' rna,,- ... ~f'~ Th~ ('nUllni~~,;j~npl' I-;;ll ~. th a t it i~ 0f~~ Flome ~l'w('r~, hut tillH will do no 'harm. n.CC~s"'::1"\' to il\'oltl thr~)wu~~ hrnll(.'hef: .\ three un,.~· ruin wuulrl hnw~ tllf' samp j1J(,(,s HI.HI nti1f'l' Jill~ n ohJects ID the toOpwe result ut this time. ~1~W(>l'S nre huill ;n I ~o tl1U~ · lr~·r HlfI l h£, 111) Ilungp: uf th prnportion to th('l territor\p whic.lJ tI" .. 1h(l('onlln~ filJNl tlJl. '1,'he Ol'cilDRr,r !=;ev. nrp e~Jl('('t('-(1 trl drain, nn;l in tlli~ /~;, ulll1uiaiioll on the footl'f'f't. IH' "rlnl,h!r nrc ~lIPI'Ot'{'(l to hll\'p l'apnrity J-:l1f. !U\l'S thl'oll~h ti!(" spw('~'s nil lIenfic'l(>nt t,o rarry off .7:' of nn ioeh of l;tin- Is a good Wtty to ~<'t nu of lack filII. . ()"". while \\"£> net'(>r U'C Us mll ... h of nre Protection: In this thanlc wuft'r as t~8t in fl\l~hing n ~trp"t. IVh.ll Street place there was only "rrow we iiI) no;f' I'" thrown into the strt'et.ttc1. stairway for the twenty fo ~ and uf'oly M thnt it (Inters Rnd ~ops throll'.-h was regarded as a veritable tap. thft hew('f<.; in ~rC'lit ,"olnm... nnd ,"' . "In most ca ses It Is not t \lIt of l rnlJidlr, -,"unraU" it tben'), I the tenants, " said Dr, Gree "Poor rfllsoll.ohlv h.. l'xpl'rtPd to !lI.J,Y ~1"'llt lamilles go to tcnempnls bE ~they "('\\"l'1' jn~t d 'f . I!-= IOU ... lIE" ar~ drIven therf>. Sometiml are T, .. .' I'll (J rlo~a!!ing thpm up \... n cgllgent in keeping the p clean Y ",p ",il " ":" may htnl) up ~om(' SU'rfi;(';' anel then they are to blame. most ,1\fOr.. , rhf'~' lURY hp blorkt'd in Jp'·f'r- otten it Is the landlords t' e, at tl\'e f;II(;IQ, ~n much the llrtte-r if fault tar having no scruple: kmg Rrl'---'wP o.:hnll then know whE're th 1 ~.r advantage of the poor fam pov. f(l-(>tx nrp nnd bp llh1 .. rl) rt"lU d . tl ,e clp- el'ty-stricken families are t into "Hut all tJl(\'!~ thO e J It tn, tenements where the walls ~ hefm-£' it WtlN tiP '1,IJIl!:!N ~\,p.re c:nllsitlt ~l'('tl l but board partitions, where Tn orol'r t be r-u II .ro Ilsh tht, vt .. :,:."; .... 1 ing is so bad th a t It impairs wo II I.; ~ ' ('{In.am thnt no dtllllll:':I'! of the people living there. 1I1 rr·1I ,1. WP 118\'(' Olf>n ~tatinn ~fl ttt "\Vhtle I am 'Health Coml 1111 Ih" r(>(('IYf'rs whC'1] thE" tlnshilll! i" do not prnpo~e to tol erate ar prfl;.:'"rr"q, . ~o th:11 Ih(>~' ('nn ratdl !o\ I. ~!, the enforcement of the sa ro.._ . . I lJ1llk\' hhJrd thl\t Illi~ht u h' ,' . :1.1. ~ governing tenement wn"hr.l! mtn llw S('WI'I'S'. t (1'" l~{> Itt' that every letter of ",In t .n (llt'''p l t I ' and any owner of a i ... IOtcrfflff'd wit~ I .It" lIu:--I.111lot:" Hf ';~ I'I·l't... will ha,"e to put it into " . ttl .. ) 1.\ lit£' \\('lltlu'r, It i:- or close It up. fl"C~ (' ')11 (" ~lff, nod th(l 'trt'rt~ nt'I' ,.1j1l "Mo..~t of the reopl e who ' ] Zf'1l III .f"~rl'.I1~ fIIUt..; of thp ('ity II t' ments are foreigners. llln Hntl:di<'11 thAt tlip Illnn is ..... , 11 laws and likewise '~nnr.,n l n(lrk Ollt ~UC('l~"rulJ,r, " . f'ol)tn~ to! they are pntltled to. I Dr G I are the Inst to reene SaYI it's All Ri ht property owners never Hf'OJtll ('('tnmilit"'iollflr '" J g , ' them~eh·es violators can I ~ans thnt thpre is Ill) I ~ tP,r n, (TrN'ne ereel through jn.>n"clIO'O. ·:r ti - I I . , HERE IS A CH NCE FOR BUFFAL~J.~Rl MEi~,s uN~E LEr~ • ~racticable" - .-- TENEMENT ! WILL HAVE y HOUSES ~/ TO GO. Found_to be Entirely STORM OF TENEMENTS' 0 JJP"hotl, Croul :1 I "'--"_ CRUSADE LAUNCHED BY THE HEALTH COMMISSIONER AGAINST UNSANITARY BUILDINGS-LAWS WILL BE ENFORCED TO THE LETTER. T HEALTH COMMISSIOKEll COST A BIT OF MONEY. I I Echo of tho Ralnl,ow City. OaIF One Girl in This Wide World For Him. ~om(" peopl0 in ~Iexico eviuent1:r hn.\.e ~tra~ge conC'l"ption or city goyem ... H eal th Commissioner has ment llS it t>xj~t~ In the trnUee] Stilte~. given out that unsanitary tenement The-ir notion appears to be that in hou~es mu~t go, and the Society tor the Amerh.'an munidpal departmpnt offic-es Beautifying of Buffalo will help him In ~ne may have a Wife for the asking, or a. crusade against fire traps and un- If ne~d he, take 0. ('Our~e in on~ of the healthy buildings, It was yesterday de- deaJ lilngunge"=. Thl~ mUt'h m£ght be cided by Dr, Greene that now is the Inft:>lTeol from a (:oll'lmunieatlrm rf>C'e-h erl YE'stf'l'day by I~en1th ,<~o RilP?!ja!Rncr time to do something, or thRlt In a few Gl'el'ne from .lII?Xl(,O cl b~. d ...,.. years Buffalo will have as bad slums Pleas For a Wife. as New York or Chicago. The Instance which formed the basis '.rhe communication is 3. pl(,R for a of Dr. Greene's war whoop was that of the finding of an unsanitary tenement wlfp and is appal'pntly written in nIl at Nos, 58 and 60 Mechanic Street, ~ifl('E"rlty and wIth no thought of being This is n. three-story structure, housing di!iullf)Qinted. The writer Is not only twenty Ita Han families, all of whom unusual In his request but. sets torth have been ordered to vacate by April some ~trfnge-nt (:onditions. ~one but 1st, The place was not lighted In con- :1: BUrello girl wilt do, This particular formity with the law, the sanitation oC femininity seems to have ob ... and ventUaUon \\'ere unsatisfactory, C"lnsg and the farnllles were so crowded to~ tatned a peocu1inr hold ullon the writer tor hf" i~ Carerul to specify thut appligether that Ihere was hardly breathing room lor either, The only eXCuse given cations (rom other sections of "Estados by the people living there was that the rnhloa," ..... '11 DOt lJC' consider,'''' . Thi!ot unique If''ttel', going into minute rent was ('heap and the owner of the building when brought into Municipal details Is written In Spllnlsh, D,'. Court was told that he could get no Greene buntt'u the city over to fine} u more rent from the place until it was tl".tn~lalor. "-hen the purport of the put in order and that the tenants l\'ould rnlssi\'(~ was made kno\\ n to th(' ('ommiSBionpl' nnd the tran~lo.tol·s fee-s have to move. loornE'd Ull, the gooll dONor u t tpred A Veritable :!?ire Trap, ~ome things in Engii~h, whirh ",auld This place Is said to be typical of sev- h.l ve causetl the ears of thE" love-lorn eral others on the East Side, The prin- ~wain i1\ ('ort~z to tingle had bl~ hea.rd ciples against which the law is directed and undel'stoou them. are overcrowded conditions, bad venWith I.lltln Fervor, tilation, Insuffirient lighting, and lack of fire protection, In this Mechanic T11e Wl'it(\r wrote his loyp-song -noL Street place there was only one narrOw stairway for the twenty families and an if.! dinary ~ong eithE'r-\\ith :tll the was regarded as a veritable fire trap. fen'or of Ihe Latin. He set fmoth that "In most cases it is not the fault of the tenante:," said Dr, Greene. "Poor a sojou!"n in Euffalo durIng tlIe ExposJ .. families go to tenempnts becau~e they lion hJ.tl (.J.U~IU him to rorget the are driven therp. Sometimes they are ul"'~rk-::Ik1nned datrzhters of sunny MeX! negligent In keeping the places clean and then they are to blame. But most (I) .in'" ind;~.e his heArt toward Butoften it is the landlords who are at fulo, In ~hort. he says the)~ nre "the fault for having no scruples in taking lllC·st b{,~lUtiful, ulptinlling I:rentures advantage of the poor families. pov- he has en:l' ~~E:'i1 anll \-'nuld the Te<"lplel'ty-strtcken faml11es are thro'wn into ent Idn.flly ~i\'e the matter st)n1e atte-n ... tenements where the walls are nothing aon and t1l.1I1 II goorl, Pl'Ptty '.Amf'rtcano but board partitions, where the plumb~ 1senorIta.' willing tl) shnrf> hIs lol." H1e Ing is so bad that it Impairs the health mat{·rial holdings. ~al estate und per of the people Ih'lng there. sOllitl, he lhHB ('ompleL". aud tli.e)" to ... .. ~1hi1e I am Health Commissioner I t~ I no 1l!('·an figul'P.. Further, he Is do not propose to tolerate any la~ity \~n young, o! ex('pllent familY Ulld of' gOi)d the enforcement of the sanitary la S £ftanding in th~ conmlunity. governing tenement houses. I shall see 1t :-;ome rl nI niC'l' B~Jl'alo gill hns any that e-very letter of the law IE' obeyed, yeal'nlng to bask in the- RunJight of: and any owner of a tenement ~~u~e UII1 ;\lexitn. fo rt."'\el In lhe .l.tmospne will haVE! to put it Into proper con 1 I n t.t 1n...1.ngOil'S. cactus p1ant and bun or,,~i:~ ~tf ~~~ people who go into tene. tights, ~ . r.- is an oppnrtunlty not to .. t a e foreigners ignorant ot our (:'lsl n~'cte, l 'hH;t Clerk Gus Schn d ~!~ s an~ likewise 'Ignorant of l\'hat ",1'1 wltip"!;{]y, play tI~e rule of mQ. they are entitled to. Consequently they 11 tk,~r and are fo! all the ,Pre are thp last to complain, and a9 the tnar 3. property owners nevPl' complain against them~ehres vIolators can only be discovered through inspection," a ~..... ~ / ~(' 'J.- 3,: DR. GREENE AND / ZOEtLER ClASH "Whom' (,od halh -joIned, oget hc .. , f]uoth th(' l'itu1l.L oC matrimony in the pra:.:cr book~, "let no man put asun~ , der," And yet Dr, ,,~, D Greene, the l1e\~ Health Comm if'l"ioncl', has at~ 1 tl'mpted to al'r-ompliRh this forbi(lc1el1 {cat in vlolentlv ~E'parating M.tL"h~ell Lauher from his wifE.>, ~likC' haH blPn ALDERMAN DECLARES · HE'L~ f01" years kC'P(wr of the public bath~, hou!-"c on Stanislaus Street and i~ a PREFeR CHARGES AGAINST ch'il sPl"vlcc appointee, anel a De1llo~ crat at thilt. of a very pronounced type. HEAL TH PHYSICIAN. But \'C'I'V earl\' in the adminigtration oC Dr. '(he~n, an'd C\"P]1 theretoforr \\ hen ("rpcnc was deptH), the namesakl7 o( the archangel madp hltngelf obn~xlOu~ AleJ. Gf"orge Zoeller anrt Commissioner, to thC' E'mbryonir HealldthcCOmnml~!:i~~~~!~ ,I of Health 'Ya1tpr D, GrefIle had a "?t·arm and when th,... aforesa 0 ' • }-" .- , H 11 hi 11'1d expanded Into "Ifull at. th "I'S~ 1) In rca~ · c: ' . \... 1 .. and lively Ume A.""t the City grown ph11l)f'~ .and he had vecome , afternoon. upon hi" lI.t of candidates fo .. the offi· "I "'ILL PREFER rHARGES . I'll ti 10 Mike Lauber's name 0'",1 all gu the 0 rf>st. np, But " I "lh' YOII AND .~ HAVJo~ YOU lC'd t le \\ 01 } <10('101' AGTI\JNST ~ ~ .. O'ould nol get him out o[ hi' job bocaU"e REMOY]!;D FRO:\1 OFFlt]!;, said Ald. he wa~ a l'\\'il service appointee ~nd Zoellt'r. poor "It" had to !:tkln the <.'at snot If'r 1)1'. Grprne waf'l1't the I~af't bit Inwa:\·. Now th(" law gives th~ app?ill~~ 1l1f'nt ot rhief B!-"fllstant u!-lually by (OUl timirlat("d and E=Ome of his fripnds BUgtesy to the h("ad bath house kef'p~r ~nd ge5te-d that counf{~r charge!! might he L'luber hctd hl:-; wife In .the phu.:e an pre~(,llted again!'t Zoeller and referree! lI~'("d tn till" hath house ~nth her tn ~onrlI jugal (elkity. but ~he 19 not pr<!lP, lPI"' to his ElghtP(>nth "·ard ron~t rUE'nts. by th e dyll ~f'T\'ice rules and (tTC'en d Thr unph>aJ.lant atrair is aU on acrf>f'\(>l·tfng on the affection which l~oun l ('ount of the fight over th(' new Quaranthis pail' to~ether. ~lnce he ("ou ~ tine Uogpltal. r('1110V(" Lauber, divorced his wiCe 0 ~ "*h(>n thpJ-' mp.t prior to the \leekly dally from his presence ~nd app~lntedd se~slon of the Board of Ald..,ennen to:\!rQ" Ellzabeth:MertE'ns In her ~t£>a ci ,lay. Zoeller accused Dr, £..l"ree-ne of ~nd' ah ~lrl-', ~lertens has a hus an \\ orking to ~eCllre the new hospital on and the right to live in the bath house the present site. ZoeIJer claims that hprselt hy vIrtue of her apPoinim~~~, Dr. Greene- has no right to do 80. Dr. and Lauber'f:: wife being summar: y d Greene saYfl: h~ ha~ a perfect right to mi~~ed Lauber ha~ been ('ont'tra n~ 0 apeak tor thE" present elle. ne-camp Hnd abandon his happy omp r . the bath house in order to 1I\'e with h~s better hal!. He sllll draws the ~ ,li!';lary. I t 1r �SEAL H:~~:E';m~~ t~O~~~i.:tl CLEANER BARBER SHOPS passes the Assembly. SENATOR DA'-IS WOL'LD E:' powER COrXTY TREAS"URER TO AR- G '-~! .~ REST SHERIFF IF NECESSARY. f,l BY STALE r~ .WANTED ,;/ C F"'"""h:..-t 4. V From The Expresq nurentl. Albany, ~!arch 22.-The As~embly thi!Cl' '7"¢v:- - RAR~Y, morning pa.sed the bill of Renator Hill to amend the tenement-bouse law so as Will BE The ZOELLER DECLARES THAT HE WILL PUT THE KNIFE INTO PARK COMMISSIONER'S PET SCHEME. runendment was requested by Health Commissioner Greene ot BufCaio. It appears that the previous admlnl~­ tration in the health department did not enforce the provisions ot the in w which W('nt into effeet last August. As a result, 8eyeral npartment -h ow:~es In Buffalo were built without being in con' formity with the new features of the -i'o c:::;. . . ~.... ~,r.J' ~~, FOUND D AD' IN HIS TANK AT THE ·ZOO YESTER. DAY MORNING, A VICTIM TO THE DEADLY PTOMAINE POISONING. HEALTH BOARD SUGGESTS AN ORDINANCE FOR TONSORIAL ARTISTS MUCH MORE STRINGENT THAN THE PRESENT ONE-OTHER BUSINESS. to provlde that its requlr£'Jnents shall not b!' considered to have applied to Buffalo until January 1st or this year. FISH. - TbouS3nds of the Visitors at th, Zoo Burtalo Is to have clean barber shops. yesterday missed the Charming lntks the seal!":. There ''dS hut one tn 01law and the new hlO'alth commissioner The Health Department Is on the warank and that one was lonesome a:~ I has beE"n unable to issue certific.'ltf"s of path again~t unclean barber shops In dIsconsolate. She managed to keep ou~ occupancy. By exempting Buffalo Irom this city, and will endeavor to ha.ve of sight mos, at the time and so""ld the law up to January 1st, the certifi- enacted an ordinance that will compel wrapped In grief. The reason WiL,S that Ald. George Zoeller of the Eighteenth cates mo.y be legally Issued. It Is pointbarbers to .stop employing present h~r mate, Harry. had died tbe nl~ht Illard. who a~pire~ to be the Republican ed out that Buffalo Is worthy of receiv- mean~ In shu ving their customers. The fore from ptomaine poisoning proposed ordinance also dIrects tonWh.n one of the keep .... passed lIor" ing this consideration, for the Legislalader In the Board of Aldermen, dating In the early hours he disco\"erol I~ ture did not intend originally to Include sorhl al't1~ts to thoroughly immerse trom tho tim .. hp tOok up the cudgels animal stretched out stlt! a.nd II!~. that city In the law. But It became their implements In hal water after ustor Henry C', Steu1 and got cudgeled, is The body wa. burled and Lizzie wUl Ing them. The ordinance was submitted necessary so to do so that the law, to the Board ot Aldermen this arter- I have to walt untll a companion 15 d!)luft'E'rlng some oC the torment.!' ot dis· which wa~ des:;tgned to improve condl- noon for enactment. nated to her. as the Park Board Is not puted leadrr,hlp. Mr. Zoeller I. beglntions in New York. would not Ita. ve to ~pendtng any money to increase tbThe ordinance proyldes that every nlnll to get that tired feeling and .ome cOliecUon and the placos ot thOle w~, go to the mayor ot the metropolis tor owner or occupant at a barber shop die are filled only by contributiollJ, approval. shall keep the same and all furniture of his con,tltuent. begin to think that Curator Cranaall says that tbere II and utensils in a cleanly and sanitary George It "It" most of the time. no known way with Which to detee~ In the House this morning the bill ot condition. It aleo says that all barber George ha. had it rubbed Into him ft~h that are so slightly decayed thlt shops .hall be pro\"lded with running S~nator Hill to authorize the clty of poi!llloning" will result to the seals f~o bard. on tho Quarantine Hospital rna t- • Buffalo to issue $100,000 of bonds to cold water and that hot water tanks eating them. At the prese:nt &!a!1-, shall be replenl.hed wltb tresh, clean t@T. both by the Health ('omml .. loner I fill In· the Ohio Basin Slip between Elk ot the year the fish are frozen Wbf water daill-', and shall be used tor no street and the Hamburg Canal was and th~ Board ot Aldf'Tmen. tor no purchased and when thawed out those other purposes. othPT AIdE-rmen darE's take the "pest. paqsed. Similar a('tion also was taken tha t show evidence of age nre- Imm~ The Important part of the proposed houlle" Into hlp. ward. and ZOf'l1f"T is. on Sena.tor Hill's bIll releasing to Lau.ra dtately thrown away. There II I ordinance reads a~ follow~; ltkply to kf'f'p It In his own ward, "'I\·herc C, Gelb the state's interest to her piece stan~lng order with tbe keepe ... to thll 4'Sha\'lng cups. brushe-!i and razors It. Is now. etrecl. of property in Buffalo on the river front shall be. in each and eyery case, JmBut the wO'"t knock-out that the between Jersey and Pennsylvania mersed In boilIng wdter after using. Feeding Is a Science. doUghty Alderman haA E;uffered In ~ome Towels shall be used but once before tlmf! 18 the one discontinuing the green- streets.. laundering. The u~e at powder puft'~, In fact the feeding of animal, at tb. house at Humboldt Park. This greenThe only person who can arrest the finger bowls and sponges Is prohibited. Zoo Is a ,clenee In Itself. The !.edlng houee l\'QA a good thing tor one or Zoel- Sherl1'f ot Erie County Is the Coroner. ".All needle~, torceps and other metal of wild anlmais In eaptlvlty so tlull ler's ("nn~tltuent::;. but it wHI not he so Instruments shall be immersed In boil- they wHI thrive and grow conten!ej ..,od after June 30th. next, When the Senator Davls's bill to abolish the omc • ing water for at least thlrt:r seconds in their contlnement Is something thal' ot Coroner In that county is making clneh" will be abolished. after each separate use thereot. Alum calls tor eternal \·igilance. The kep~ good progress. If it becomes a. la\\' no Ald. ZnplleT's constituent in que~tlon or other ~:;ub::tances u~ed to stop flow ers or these animals In zoolo)":"ical parkl. .ot $360 a ypar r ent for the greenhouse. one under existing statutes would be of blood ,hall be used In powder or Uuld circuses and menagerie~ have attain! the 8Ul\1 of $1.500 was paid annually for authorized to arrest the Sheriff. So this form only." considera ble ~uccess, but only btc1uu the- maIn tenan('('I: ot the same. the sum morntng Senator Da\1s introduced a The penalty for each and every vio- of the close attention tbey ha\"e pale of UOO WaR paid for coal for heating blll ciothing the Treasurer of Erie lation of the ordinance is u. fine of not to i I. the- greenhous('l:, and now the unfeeling County with power to arrest the SherIff. l€'~~ than $~ and nllt more than S25. The Some t~'enty,five years ago this nI Park Commissioners and Aldermen ordinance i!i sign~d by ~Iayur Knight, not the case. The mortality among have agre-ed to abandon the lease ot Col. ,"Yard and Health Commissioner mena~erie animals was so considerable the afore!lald grpenhoul5e and Ald. Zoel. GreenE>. and the IO!lses were so great that , ler's ('onstttu(>nt will be in the consomme The prC'~ent ondltlon ot the appropri- ~ysterna tic enquiry was made in regard atter the pr(lElPnt flscal year. Ald. Zopl- / ation for the colleclion of a~hes and to "\.ne feeding ot these animals whtn , :;t;J .~ garbage was submitted to the Aide-rmen they were conflned in parks and bel~ ler threw ~omersau1ts, hammers and In a r~port by Commissioner V{ard. The ' .... ilhln a limited area. Partly as the lightning rods in a vain endeavor to Buffa'rotiians going to A6,any to report says thnt between July 1, 1901, result of this enquiry and parlly b.snve his favorite. and nO~f he is throwsave tenement-house Bill. and ~Iarch 15. 190~, the sum of $ •. cause ot the accumUlated (>"tperlen~ Ing fits and vowing yengeance when it 68;.44 was used up. The total amount the present methods ot !eer1lng ha,-e comeR his turn to put the pruning knife of the appropriation Is but $85.000. Col. ellmina ted much danger to the animal. Into the llet items ot several of the city COMMISSIONERS DOUGLAS AND from the tood they eat. It any an V\..~ard :::ays that In ordel' to carryon fnther!. LANSING WILL BE IN THE PARthIs work for tbe balance of thE' fiscal found to be ill or ·.... erging on ~'ckne.!! TY-MAY GO TO ODELL DIRECT. year, o-f which there Is three and one they are immediately cared for In hal fmonth~, it w1l1 be necessary tor the "eparate enclosures until well. r Several Buffalo men interested in tenCommon Council to make £tome provi- - Some forty or fifty dltrerent kind! 0 food are used at the Zoo and all .r II sion. The total amount per months Is ement-house reforJTl will go to Albany ;',483 at the pres.nt time. The amou"t Is as good as the market atrords. ,The on the Empire State Express today to common idea that sc.raps and reuired to continue the work Is $19,690. try to 58.ye the tenement-house bUI ...\ warrant for $.5 to be dra.·w n In tood can be fed to wild anima I ' from certain a mendments which were \ fa yor of thp widow of John Tims wa~ hardlv consi!:;tent with modern ~ef:'~ Ul.\HIT\- OnG'''IZ\TIOX SOCIETY passed tn the Sena.te on Saturday and • asked tor by Public ""ork~ Commi~' I erie experience. Such food WQu. which the friends of the bill fear will ~toner "'"Rni. Tlm~ was a toreman em-, oc:hort time cause sicknes!'i and dl~~l!!t 311~'IB.:ns WILL GO TO !\LB \ n: pllly(>d in the Bureau of Streets. He Hence all the food is selected an de~troy It. uied on ~farch 6th. the very besl. And yet It Is ~~~~ I'Tt~REST' 0" TE'\E_ n The delegation will Include ,VllUam Col. 1\"'artl also asked tor a warrant the endeavor of thO$e at the A. Douglas and ~"mlatn8 Lansing. who CIIE:'<T HOr ~E BILL. of similar amount to be paid to Wil- give as little op~ortunity for '\'ba:J~~; are members ot the state tenementthe . liam H. Dolan, who for the past few po!'!; Ibl e. Thus IDb ab n.h JIy to the aqua· hou~e commission: Health comml~Sion-1 years has been chief clerk of the fed to the seal, t e e heads to the er Greene, Dr. John H. Pryor an d iJ;~ lUembtrs or the Charity Organization Street DEpartment. He is ill and ac- tic animals and tb e ~Ii SoclNY of Buffalo \\'111 endeavor to pre, eDa~. The obnoxiOUS amendcording to reports will never reco\'er I eagles. v(':1.t the passage of an}' amendments to suffi('ient to allOw hIm to resume his """the 'T, nement House bl1l, now before the t ment~ were reported out ot the commtt' Tainted Fish Deadly, Lf'':;i~1aturf>, Today Frederick Almy. ""tH. tee on rules so suddenly as to make the duties, I ",ltb n,h Ih. Commi~stoner Ward also submitted tllm LlI.~ingfi Dr. J. H Pryor. TIr lYp1 ' w In feeding the an I rna F lom.lne Butralo friend. at the bl11 believe that to the Board bids he rece"'~d for the D. dtltKu and \Yt1liam A. Domaa~s will s ~~~.r: greatest danger comt I~t gl) h Albany to co-operatA with the 0. sneak had been attempted. It Is likeerection or fire escapes on Schools Nos. polson. Se,'era] sea s them If.~ Tenamt-nt Hot1:-o CCJmml~~lon or :'\ew ly that they wtll see the Governor at 7. 18. 31. 32. 35. 39. 44, Ma.ten Park In Butraln througb leedln~lons otter' The oaTty "..-111 leave on the Em- once, as the session of the Legislature High School and G. A. R. headquar- tainted fi~h. Sealiedse!very morain' I York pin· 8tat~ EXnllS&. ters at the City Convention Hall. The and pelicans are ~ A meeting was held at the home or ~rr. Is nearly over and delay would be dan. When un' ., Dc,uglass yesterday a.t which the 8ubject lowest blddE=rs were ~I8.chworth Bros., with medium sized hhernfngg other flsb ous. W8"1 dl!!cUlSse<\ and a olan of actIon ,Ie. .I at $4.687. In a.klng for authority to pOfsible to secure err it tOO lalt!· n d<1ed upon. Saturday night "lIr. Dougla~s cont1'l.lct with the lowest biddE'rs Col. are purchas:ed andldt~~ ug;eatures wt·~ r cuhred a telegram from F. W. DeForeM. 01, 'Yard ~tates that the proposal or to suit the fast 0 p! pr !IIMent of the Tt'n"ment House C ~m­ 81 ~Iachwlrth Bros. Is not signed and that J mf <OB (I! :-':ew York. in which it WitS live on a fi!1:h diet. Irnals and blr1s a the bond furnished by the Harris " ~tal' (1 that the b1l1 now bE'!ore the u:>l:"The n.~h·eatin~ an the klnd anc m W Ioc:laturp. providing (or varIous reforms Safety Company is not approved by I ] rEO very su~cepU~!~ento them and anY H. • tn thp erection t)f tenement houses and I the }tfayor and Comptroller, He rf'- quaJlty ot tood g1 h Quantity.)r known as the T~nl':!menl HOllse blll was In I /fl garde these omissions as purely teerh- "ialent ('hange in t e The sllghtes~ danger ar defeat In :t8 orlgtnal torm. Cc Th ~ telegram further still('ri that nn al, Tenement House Commissioners nteal, however. quality CRUses $Ickn:~:;'mptom!l ",ble!l or Corporation Counsel Feldman in- taint of fish produce ~ !!Ilckne~!Ii .~d t mnt would ahlO be madp by 1nterf'~t .. d q p I·UCS to knock Qut the clau.!'!e provldtnx formed the Aldermen that tbe pros usually termlna.te ln all\-.ays pO!slb.e )1. Go to Albany to See About fOl" tho abolttlon of "rlark hedr'loms": peNS for a settlement ot the suit death. And It Is tgo~bSer\'e that 111' ul; that Is to lay. bet1rooms which hf\"\'e no brought against the clty by James for the k~epers becau~e the decay W venttla.Unn ('Ir communlC'ation with the m; Amendments. Rou~e Wf're very brigh t. Rouse sues open air. ~('''.. ('r31 oth('r important reforms are taInted, n ~L to recover $5.000 damages for injurIes fi"h ar~ als') in danl:C'T. not progre~sl:d fa~deD~r: a'I50 ,-err 8~ r VI:' tmm ediatt.~ly on rec('ipt of the tf>\('gram ""Illlam A. Douglas and Wllllams Austaln~rl March !!1, lOOt, In front ot Snakes. it ts 1:=3, 'ven them &II AI lfr. Dougls8S consultefl wIth Fr. fflcrtck • No. 1460 Niagara StreE."t. He rE"Comtic Almv 8THI the meeting' waS' called Lanf~ing, local memhers or the State I m~nrtR that the C'al:=E' be rererred to eeptlbl~ to tbe l~et. ~•• tldiOU' 'j~_ . The 'r •.memf'nt House bi11 t.s one of th(> of Tenement-House Commission: Health . i he Committee on Clall1ll. theY prove ~~~~n captivity. It i!wltb lDo.st ImL/nrtant mf!asures now before the- Comml~stoner Grel?ne, Dr. John H. "wi tures when ~ I them alwaYS ...... t IA'''81~lature:· eald it member or the ~o­ pO!i=~ible to sUPP Y d the)' do not ~ Pryor and l!'~~ will go to cI~ty. y(" terday. ··,,'hlle many claim that I he food thf")~ ltke an It 18 (nUr!!1)' too radical and would re"\'"')luAlbany today on bUl'llness pertaIning to kindly to substitutes. h Zoo probablT Uonl&e the buHdtng Industr,', not to men· the tE'nement-house bill. They are ..... _ _ The monkeys at. ~ie~\" in their d;1IT \1 n the fact that it would' cause. a neat llartiC'uiarly anxious about certain J,II;.%DEI~L M,",- Y ~OT SIG '\. have the 2"reate$t ' ; d mangp1!, rr that ~na;~~~ ~:t'~~o~ed~' it has f~'aturGs ~mendm('nt~ "'hleh were pas!'Ip.d in the He Commission€r Greene returned rations. .Th~Y ~tQ ~ate$, "The rharllY Orsaniza.tlon Soci~ty of ::senate on Saturday and Which, it is frilm ~lbany "c~terdav ~'C::: he does beet!'t. mlXi"n n " thl! ett)·. as "'en a~ the Tenement HOUle thought. wtll defltroy the original Intent not t Ink Go,'. Oden 'will ~Jgn the Tt'Jlf'C-)mmlaslon of Xew York. arc P8~ICU­ ot the bill, The amendments werA rp- ment House bll1. It t1 Is amen(]{"d In aelarly oPPQ!!ed to an)" amendment to t ' portt'd out or th~ Committee on nul~n C'ordanf'e with the destrf>.s of thE! New York bill whk ""ill do away with t~e' rk so qutckly that. it 19 thought. a sneak tenempnt hou!!p owners, as the size (·f bedr'l4 1m· C':ac..:">c. has been attempted. courts a.nd illr shafts are made too smal1 ~ --Owing to Ihe la(' tna"! th(" Legisla ture adjourns in a e\\· days and that deh\y might prove n be dangerous the Huttalontans may trr to Bt'e Gov. O~ ller!1lonalll', .L": ff I I I I I ~ WILL FIGHT THE AMEND~ENT I FIGHT FOR. THE DAR.K BED- O~~P.~M C!1:US,E i&S;! I 6een I ~ -. ,.. r". SNEAK MAY HAVE BEEN ATTEMPTED. I I u I on I �'; ~':Z~~~ruRNING !HE LIGHT ED' I LA "!5!!ANGc / Ii llELEGATION WILL GO TO AL' BANY TO l'ROTEST AGAINST AMENDMENTS TO TENEMENT)lOUSE LAW. . ./11 .9 N CIVIL SERVICE Civil Serv'ice Comm issioners Moynihan and Crowe Reported Aga inst Her. , Special Meeting '0£ Commissioners Today t<1Discuss That Fraudulent Police Eligible List,. ~ Also Mrs. Goodwyn's Case. to Albany to ,BY t'ndments to the TeneplUisage DC am am ow before the .L€gls~ m,nt HailS. hllik nAim" WII~ms Lan- l~rure: Frede:aC pryor:' Dr. ,- ,. P ~JOg.. Dr. J. Ilam'\ Douglass, These Grr-d!e . co-operate with the Tenef f'Dt House Commission of New York In f. REPORT FROM MR. RICKER ;. ~ ,f b r~ of the Charity ,,'Ing' mem ~t i3 Buffalo wlU go Ho, Says, tHat p :'-Smith Shou ld be The f OrganJ tion !oc!ctt; trr to prevent the I .. 1 MRs.cOODWYN'SCASE . A. Completely Exonerated-No Action Taken. LD MARTIN DEMANDS . i' ~. L THOROUGH INVESTIGATION At ... special meeting at 006n todny. the Cl\'ll sernl'C cowwission heard the r('port of n special committee, consisting IhTh:~~~:~lt}" Organization society held of .John R. Moynihon, ohn.irmnu, Dr_ T. meE'ting at the home ot JUr. Douglass 1\1. Crowe nnd George A. Ricker, on thpir ;eS!f>rda \' after ,,'ord had been recrelygd Civil ServIce Commissioner Josel)h E. ed On tile g"OU n d 0 f th ese allesed lDveo!)tlgatlon '". . into th~ manller nnd method I B trala that certain clauses 0 e 'T~'ne~t:~t Hou~£' bill. espe~la!!a' t~atb Ewell seems 10 hold the lmlance of lrrt'tguJalities. the COflllUQ"n ("o),.Jncfl has of condUcting the examination. . . foJ' nssist~atlng to the abOlition 0 ar • e .• the pa.y isof much l\'lrs. OoOd"'''~Yn. ) ;oomc;" or room~ wIthout light or ,·entl· power on the new' Civil Sen'ice Boa-I'd held Theupquestion broader than nnt mercnntl'1 ~ .IDspector ot the Ceutrnl v,'ere In dangcr. Manr thInk this bill ~ould cau!'e a great, loss to real ,,-hich Qonsil:)ts of seven l11el1lil·ers and )1I's. Goodwyn's ca~i;', ho\\'eyer. AId, hi~h 5('hool 011 F'ebruary Stu. and the ap· ~rratf" men It it Js passed without ame~ what he says g~ne-rl.tlly goe~ It w a s his Martin .:'ontends that if there have been pOlDtment of ~Ir~. A. C. GoodW'""Tl to the lo .• m.... .-11" one vote the other Hight whidl made irregularItIes In one ease, there may po~ition b~' Health COlUmi8sionp~ GreeoC'., along ed th, possible the appointment of a new com ]~ave bl·eJ.1 Il'regUlarlties. in other ~ascs. Fhe hculth commissioner made tl-.e. np· 'lhe tnltl1lpu.lal1on of the-: pOlice el1gible pomtment 00 the rertified list of the old It.less. , Ie Wll' mittee to in"Yestiga.te the manner in list gives eVIdences Qf fraud. But lhere ('h'il service commission showing lhat Is do, which the pollee eligible USt and othel' ~eem~ ldO ~de a (lispos!l:\on to S'hi,efd eel'- "Mrs. (';ood,,')'o stood highest in lhe list Is not 't· 1 tl C' i l . . . · am n IVl uala who are able to f;>l'tng of npp \.I('nn t s: 1'i ' .. examlna LOns n Ie , IY ::ierYICe \"ere powerful intluences to bear. It the .)e . lUTestlgntlOn W:1"S se the manipulated. 'rhe 1.1e"W C'O["llmitt:ee a'pC01nmission falls down'. in' the g'qod ~Dde at the InstlgatlOu of Ald. MnrlHl. e wb. Death of Zoo May pOinted by Chairman ''V'heeler consists work, Ald, .M artin may eall for arrd. get "ho. 01?enly eharged that Dr. ns. Chnnu('ey ere is of Commissioners Henry Ware another in\·esUgation. to b~ ('onduf:ted P. SmIth prepared the papers sn they Be Taken as a d.tect Sprague, George A. Ri.cker and Joseph by tht: Inv€sligatiD.,g" ComJl11ttee .q( the 1\ ould favor_ l'lrs. Goodwyn aud secure d that E. Ewell. Board of Aldermezl. which bas I!ower her apPointment, ; , Wa rni ng. from The ostensible reason for the ap- to 5ubpoenae witoeS§es and cOp1pel the In its n'port t.he special committee season The claim [hat a seal a.t the Zoo die!] pointeut ot this committee to succeed prodl1ction of books and panel's: says: ~'hen e poIsonIng as a result or Commissioners ero·we, ,Vheelel' and "You 'tt I Id . .• . thos, d Moynihan was berause the latter dId Bills at Alb'.a.n.y. . r ~omnll ee le a meehng, nuu from ptomain umn .. eating a fish that had been frozen an not make "recommendations." Dt'. on belOg mformed that ex-Commissiouer I• • which was thought to be wholesome Crowe says they were expressly forbidThe Jas-t m~ments Qf the t.-egislature Smith. who conducted the f'xnminntion o this although It really was decayed, has den to make r~commendatlons. haying are nlOment,sr~f interest to rna.ny peo- in question, was pres('nt and desil'pd to given rIse to the Question if sImilar been restricted to a plain narrath"e of pIe in Buffalo whQ are: iu t'lle--p'osition be hearel, he Wfie invited to t"elate the resultsbeings. might not be produced In.', human HeaJtb rpw m' rs ner 'the rl?Sults of their investigations" The of not It:no\\'fn~what a day or an hou1' b'Istory 0 f the E"XamiDation. It appears Gre~ as asked an opinion. board is divided, too, as to ,yhether the may bl'ing forth, This is true as to that frolll his statements nnd the. statE'· at the edlng f'"m"'"'Course the same result will hap- ellgible list Shoulrl be thrown out C:lnd county as well as ('ity affairs. Illellt$ of ex·Commissioner Simpson nnll that pen to 8. human helng," be saId. "There a new examination ordered fol:' whh::h The SupE'l'\'i~ol's are deeply interested SeC'retn 1'), Dit'kiuson, tbat the Qllt'stions tented really, however, ~hould be no danger a plausible case has been made out. in the pending fute of the Shertf('s ana werE' 1111 prepared by Commissioner g tbat in eating these frozen fish. If fish are But these are all small lnatters com- L~oroner's bills now at Alba.ny. They Smith: thnt he WRS the onl)T peol'SOll who keepwhole~ome at the lime they are frozen, :pared with the main questions whkh I met yestenlay afternoon in the offiee of had nn~,thing to do with. conducting the parlu;, they will keep so tor years.' A frozen are: ""V\:ere fr"".l.uds perpetrated? WhO County Auditor Neft an.a despatched cxamination ut the high ~choo]: that he tain~d fif!h, however. should not be expftl;;.ed are the guilty parties? ~rhat ls th~ telegrams to Senato)" George .a.. Davis . d CRUSe long to warmth after being tha.wed and Corom1ssion going to do about it"! Ald. and Ass€'mbh"man Edward R. O'Malley, notlfie Sf.:'cretary Dickiu!:ion nnd Commh;paid before eatIng for It Is liable to decay Martin has brought to the notice of the of whie-ll the followillg are copies: sioner Simpson on the doy of the examand then It wllJ be just as dangerous ~d-ermen othe~ irnpr<lprieties ~nne{'tedl Han, Ed\"\nrd R. 0 :'IIaUcY Ass b inntion Olot they n~d not nttend that ~It#_i!.. ~~~ been decayed partly ~ '"WIth the eX~mInaltOn and Rp~omlmt::llt C'h:lmli<"f. Alhuny. X. Y.: ., e-m ",:Y night; thal he carried on conYersntioll of )Irs. A. C. Goodwy--n as asSIstant In- "Be ~\Ir{' anli !u"Ve Slkn(f's and amended 1\' ith one or more of the opplic8uls duro spector of mercar.ltlle establishmen~s ('orl.1I11-), s I ill!:! poss th~ .\ssembly iug tho. ('xnminntion; that he said h~ undf'-l' the Health Department. tlnd the (Signed) i~R~U~ii1~?l'~--I-IO",'" ~RD wonld 110t deuy the statement of one- of indications are thal there are Uv~ly JA~n:s A. ~[E!'-ZIF.'S. . the applicllnts thnt he misdirected her; 'times ahe-ad [or Ch 11 Service IefOl'm~rs JOliN "', l\EFF, thnt he mnrked her pUJ1cr down becau!-if?in this c1Ly.. .f.~\'¥E~E·~·R~~~~~ARD, ll.S ~be say"', of ('1'[01' due to his m,is~ire('~ Special Meeting Tod.ay. Bon. George A. D,l.VlS. Set..at~ Charnb,'.r tum; tbat he "a!"ot the only COru.ruI~~lOller A~"any. NY: • who e:x.:uuined the l)apers: on e..xperit'w·('. There willibe a nle-etiDlg of the ('lY11 , \\e hav€' ... not le:~rl1e~11f the Sheriff'santi law and otlicials letters" that he fixed the .' d ~n1f-'nut;!d (,oront'r shills hu\"e passeJ. till'" •. 'C1A ~ ISe rvice C omm'lSS1on to ay noon, al ~:;r-lliLte Be HUT!;} and pass them. relative yulues of the dlffer~nt test~ in I'l V \yhlch the-se matters may- co.p1e up for TI e s " d the abR€?Uee of the other mf'!llbers of the , 1 arne Ilamefii are appen ed to " "h I cODsidf'r::ttion. That lnen"'lbers of the bOUl telegraJTIs. The Shel'lff's Bill eOmnl1S~lOn; t nt lle ~n1e:w that one o( late Chil Sen.-ice CommissIOn were, ~e€'k"s to give the Supel"Yisors control th~ uvplleants at ~he time of the ex .\~11l· guilty of gross errors Of onillBsion and oyer the number of dcputles the Sheriff ntJoll ",no!) oecupymg the office of nSMRt, oommisslon Is admItted. That::t des- I may hil'e, and thu.s e~cape the heayy nnt merf'antile inspector as tempornry C1VIL SERVICE COMMISSION perate effort is beIng made to CO\'er up uil'ls heretof01~ sent in for ex.tras. It appointee; thnt sh~ hnd secured the RJI' these doings is best known oniy to tllO!)e. limits. ll.le number o-f regUlar dl, j-l.Ulies illointment through the in6uence of COI11· ~ ., sl? as llot to exceerl fo.ur. :.3heriff Cop- luisl=IiollCr Smitlt. who J1.fte-rwnrc1s hcltl WILL CONSIDER CHARGES on the 1nsi~e, Ald. :Marun br~adlY cnarges that Dr. ~nns lS !->,tid to be g-e-tttD.? ~Ollg wllh a. . this examinntion; that tuiF: temporary ::11' Chauncey p, Smnh llot only pn:~!.I.arf'd deputy and i.l crlmmal d.e-put l' " int b d . I k ,I" f' I ANENT MANNER OF CON- thc examin:ttion papers E"O as to fayor Juror Heretofore, bil1~ have come in for PI'C\- po ee . n speem . ?-o~ euge 0 tie Ways A. C. Goodwyn. "ho ,.. as formerly cess and eX€'l:utJoll deputies to a large Inw relntIng 10.the.po!utlOll sh~ the-~ beld~ DUCTING CIVIL SERVICE EX- ],,11'5. o ·to conne('ted with th •."" Buffa-'lo (';enel"ali amount. that the eXalUlnotlO1l papers 10 thIS In" te as Hospita:1, but a~:::;jsted her in e\rery way The ame-nd-e,J C'ol"ollt'r's Bill gf\."es the- W81) gh'eu n YRlne of 45 out of the mali .. AMINAWlNS· y is .~ in his power, and finally we:.llt to Hf"altb : Supf>1'"\-'hmrs power to appoint a medieal mum of 100 for the whole exnmination; quaCommissioner W"llter D. Greene. to se- ,I! exalllilH~r i.l.t $3,OI}1l and an assistant at thlll thi~ "'liS nine times as wuch as w.os the ' cure her pennnnent HPPo'intment. She $~,OOO a. yenr to uil the worK formerly allowed for the best po~sibJe cxpe-rienN' Today at nOO:;l the Civil Service Com- had nlready been tt:.'mpoTarl'ly appoi1lt- d,Olle- by tb'" two Coroners. thllt the temporary appointee lV"UR (,s mission wlli h6ld a specIal meeting to pecilllly prepnrP<l. by !'en.l:ion of her work further dIscuss the recent examlna[ r iu her pOflitioD, to taK(> this test; that the tll~d o~ appllcants for the pOlice force. ;L u. \vritiug of a report of two Ylolntions naJne . Martin has demanded a thorough Invesligatlon Into the alleged fraudu. / T ENEMENT-HOUSE LAW. of the fa('tor~" law wne: given a Tatue of lost lent preparation ot the examInation with ao. and tbnt th~ temporary oppoiotee hnd tters ~~rUOt~S, In mercantile inspector ex- BUFFALO MEN ARE IN ALBANY nn ndvllutnge o\"er the other applieautf.; ning Cha~~c ons. and openly charges Dr. TO PROTEST AGAINST AMENDbecause tl11$ wna tile particular work 8 1H.' 1m· ey P. SmJth with the pre para1\fEN'TS. hod llcen performing: that Commission"l· fil:h ~oncotcfoapets so they would favor Mrs. arge, From The Express Bureau. COUNCILMEN PREPARING TO Smith carried oil the exnminntion pa"er" ~~slst odwyn, and not only that but who ed the woman tn every Po~sible Albany, March 24.-But'faJo has sent SLASf-{ DEPARTMENT ES to his o,,·n hou.e on the night of the e>'Oing ~~:e~erG:en to Health Commis. down a llttle delegation that is in arms .. nmiuntioo; that when the pupers were rp· Irds appolntmen ne a secure her permanent against the latest a.m~ndments to the T'MATES. turnetl to tho commi.siol1~ the ~nrkinil. and The clelegation were all made and the l·hglble hst comany , mercantile tes~~b~~~~ani inspector of tenement-house law, Health Department en s under the consists of Dr_ John H. Pryor and Fredpleted; that the other members of tho te~~ ericlt: Almy of the Charity Organiz:1.- " Tite A1c1i>rmanlc Sub-Committee of committee signed the report withollt C~~m~~ ro~~~~ ~~~ir;e~UlaritieS, the blch or Mrs. ()Qodwyn Th e up the pay tion Society a.nd WiJUarns Lansing and the ~Thole held another meeting this making any examination of the papers, C1Ut'stton than this ere Is mQre to the \V". A" Douglas of the state tenement- aftel'noon, thf' final one prior to pre- lund t.hn.t the repo.rt was adopted by the 5f;l~ Martin contends that hi~~~ver, tor AId, house com'm itte-e. It will be re-enforc- senting Its rellort to the Board of Ald- commISSion; thot. I~ n short time there· the th Con 1ssioner Greene to- e ufter, the comml5i:uoner who condw·ted ularlties in one case h ere are lrreghas b II al mnr:Ow,e _. rmen. the exnmination coBed Oil Dr. Ureeue, many others It i , t ere may bi:! In ed Martin w1I1 'yet d:mthought that Ald. The latest amendments pra,ctica..l1y ThP._ rCSOU1"('es oC llle city are figUl"cd commissioner of henltJl, urging the per· suSI ve.tlgatlng Commltte:n~ that the In· wipe out the lnw which was enacted at $2,107,806.03. and 1ll8nent appointment of t~c iu("uDlhent A,lderrnen shall mak 0 the. Board of ICrea· l~st yte"ar, Buffalo is against that prop- Ii Is appare-nt. from the ,,"crk of the becuu80 .she wad s~ve-n POlOts ahend of tlon, gOing Over th e ~ f~ller Investlga· i 1mot the Commission e a~~ s anb" d pap"ers o!:'ition" The delegation wUI also try tO~t1b-('ommtttee. that tbe budget will he the 81lPJJcnnt who ,IS seco?,d on thl" l~st. ~"itb l'.1tnesses. su POenaing have Buffa.lo exempted altogether from 8ol11~what in('"reased over th~ esUmat('s amI thnt the apph~llnt did not receIve take As the matter now thf" provisions of the tenement-house as first sL!hmlt led, aggregatmg $6.860,- thp JJt"l'llIuucnt nppOJotmt:'nt. sInner J oseph E Ew I~tand •• Gommls- 1 '" It i . ted out that the QOlldi·190.~R, OWing f~ the larger amounts "In view of what Commissioner Rmith ,ablY powerful vote 0 e seems to hold the t~~~s Whi~hP~~~st in New York are abo ,":oted t.he Pl~hh(' "\Vorln::. Health. Po- jnfor1U~ our committet'. and the (o('t tl~ut ~.il), \:,e COll1missl'ID. His \'ole the other lIre, Fit e, Pal k. Poor. SC'hool and other the temporary appointee 11"0 8peclyl red the anpointment ot g t decided upon sent in Buffalo. . deparlme-nt~. . . ca.b· There seelUS to be a. dispositIOn tc It Is reported that thp Board of C'oun- knowledge both of tbls,lu w n u the WTlt· tCl inysstlgate the ~ ll~w committee itr.'!t'D $ pOlice and other "ay In .whlch the amend the la.w to pieces and one sys cilmen next month, will make whol.~- ten. l'epnrtR prp,?sred In sue. office. we made nut. The m:xaminahons Were tem is no sooner established than Ul sal€' cuts in the itpJns allo,,·e(l by the bch~f"C' that: Without rhargmg o~ ~ug~ committee are"1cT mbers of the new effort is made to create another, Ne~ Al~ermpn--that a large numbel' of sal- gestm~ any mtent. to ?o .wronlf. o~ IDJury George A. Rirkernenrv . UI and J Ware Sprague, Yo 1. m'lY fancY such innoV"ations, bu aries wiIJ he- ('ut OUt, and dO\'J."n. etc, on tilt' P:lrt of Commls~loDer Smith, t.lH~ il 1 These men tOok Meph Ewell. B ~f: 1 ntent to remain undiS: A determined fight will he made next nUlllllt:1" uf conducting th .., examination Ul2 Wheeler. Crowe and :M the. places ot u <lOS co Monday to get thE' public playgrou!ld wns iu t'ouflict with the tipirit, iott'nt find ll.L It was complained .. oymhan of whom tuTrbjed' ff 1 d"l<egation will conte approlll'latlons insE"J"tttrl 0'1 letter of the chil seryjrp In,,: thnt tlH..1 make recOrnmendatihat they (lid not ooJ 1e B u a 0 , . H . . d· I·ti d f • n ~uil b()wt've-r. sayS th~' o~s. Dr. Crowe. with Chah'man I{.elsey Of, tlle ouse~ ooru~:msslOl1cr wn~," lS£}UtI I C,' ro~n co ~ make any re'~ \\ ere forbidden to ltt mittee and with Chairman dUt'bng thnt pnrtIcular eX9uunnuon b) .09, meeting today cO~rlenda tions. The ~t ~s ~Qm of the Senate cit..ies commltrrnson of hi~ ~p{'cictl nutl 3 "fo·we-d 'Jv~ I "'arm one, l\ probahly be n rana ~~n bject tomorrow. int~re~t in one of the nppJiC"tlnts: thnt th~ IS ee on le su "falu£'''' gin'n to thp different HtI"jl~:ts ",,'pl"e rr • • " L fation' BE CAREfU~ WITH fiSH fROZEN JI / I s~he "Y- I ~ I jI POLICE MATTER WILL BE UP f I .. I AGAr~~ 1j -I I I "s... --- GOING ,~ FOR THE L GITY SALARY LIST f I I I :1 ~:;i\I ~ "i ." i !h.. ._#. 1...... ~..:&- - _ "p_l" ,."'.... ; .. -- �KUUGfi lSi tOI·S at tb char1l11n e Zoo 'as but g antl!!S 'as Joneone in th! laged ' toS~rne and tim e and "P OUt ~ r eason seern~d died the Was that isoning. nl~ht be. Pers pas e dlScovS:r~long stiff and 11th, I and LI teless. . W113.t be says gf>nerally gops. It ,,~s hlS one ,"ote the ot11('1' ntght '~'hkh made possible t he a.ppointment or a ne\\ com not ces of th aSe the ContrlbUtre who -Ys that ons. wbi ch t~h~r. I, t ly decaYed etect ~ the seals rat i present rom are frozen seaaon .haWed out 1';,hen ~ age are ttn Ql'I~ ". There I~e. " keepers to thl; ZOological par~­ ~s have attaln.ld lut only because they have paid s ago this wa" Partly as the and parth' be~ted experIence feeding have to the animals t. If any are n g on slckness cared for In 1 ,"·ell. erent kinds at and all 01 It t aQ'ords. The ~ ~ ps and waste lld animals is odern menag. od would In a and disease, selected a nd ot t it is always ~ at the Zoo to for waste a~ fh the body " IY to the aqua_ heads to the r:~thpro~a}~: l f ave been lost ing them with lions. otters ~very morning ing. Wh en 1m· .ng otber fish p, if too large, creatures who I ~ ~ Ptoms whIch sIckness and Iways possible n. also very sus- I -en them and stidious cren· vity. It is lmalways with ey do not take Ji!I~utr.'lt'n .!atn·Ht.u pap e 'palUasJJd,) " IS 'paulWllxa ~ .wan .I0J s,3Uf ql JOJ SUlJld ql~\\ Bu~UU!J 1 d.i!U-S4 J al(J. o t{W4 pJ'toq q uOlsslwWOJ q <JtH )0 uOIl qlul pue W.lil pa )0 llJcog dwaW u,.ool oqlx., .IIlS . .. I rOI Nr FOR TBI! rlTY SALARY LIST I ferve t hat the I the decay has Zoo Ilrobahly In their dally mangels, red . bread, cab· . , 0 ~ss the kind and em and any quantity or The slightest . .. . QY >fId AGAI ~ f If als and bIrds ..., I I I ;0 anunal::; when arks and held ~ of .John R. Moynihnn. t"hnirmoIl. Dr. '1'. ~l. Cro,,·. and George A ill k I . investigation into the m~nuc~ er. on t IPlr 01 conducting tI . t' ~n[u ml"t~od Ie exaruma Ion or n~slst· aut nlHC'nntile .iuspectol' nt the C.·u·tral h' I I~ 1 $c hool on Pebrua.ry 8th. ;lnd thE' np110I~t.mE'nt of Mr~. A. C. Goodwyn lH tilt' l'O~'tton b)' Healtll Commis.o;;ionpr Greent'", ,L'be health ('oDlmi5;lSioncr mnde tll'e ap· pomtment on t.he certified list of thp old ('h'il ~er"lce C'ommission ~howing thnt -)l rs. Gooo"'sn ~?Od I~ighe£a~ iu thE" ItM of npplicants: ~he. lDTestigatiou was ~nde at th e IUsttgntlon of Ald. linrlill. "ho Ol!enly charged that Dr. Challucey P. Sm,tJ, prepared the papers so they "oulO favor M.1"R. Goodwyn aw.l se<..'ure her appointment. [u its report the specinl <,ommittee rnlttee to investigate the manner in 'Which th e pollee ~Ugibl e list and other t;i:~n~Yi~U~l~i~~~1t~~~ ~~l!h~~rdl>;~r.: examina tions in the Glv il Service were powerful 1nHuences t o bear. I f t l; -I t the Zoo May m a nipula t ed. The !lew ('Onlmitt'ee ap- Cornmisaion .fa lls do wn· iri- th,e go,od Death of Sea a p o inted b y Chairman Wheeler consists work, A ld. lIa rtln m a~· call f Ol· an'l get of Commis.ioners Henry Ware anotller ,m'esl lgation. t o be ('ol1.du tled Taken as a ~ I Be I I Spragu e, George A. Rickel' nnd J use ph by the Investig ating Com}niltee Qt. th e .)1 j . , Warning, / E. E we ll. Board of .\Idermel whic h has power ."nr V ___ tThe ostensible r eason for the a p- to suhpoenae ' Yitnes es an d cOp1p.el th e at at the Zoo dipr] pOint e-n,t of thi s c om mittee to s u cceed p rodut'lioll of b ooks a nd p a 'Q,€'1·s. 80YS: J '/ e cla.lm tbatO"I,'o'nlng as n result of '.Moyniha CommJssioners er a.mI. "Yonr "'om h e Id n meetlOg. . n was bCrowe, eC'a.u se tWheel he latter did Bills a.t Allia.n.y. . ~ 1n'tt I ee nUll Th from ptomaine P had been frozen and not m a k e " recom m endatio ns." D r. on be-lUg mformed that €'x-Commi!:'lsiouPf nsb tha.t b ~·holesorne The l ~st n1Qments Q[ tlle ~ eg le l nture S,nl·tl, who cond t d th j t· ea tlng' ht to e" Cro,,'e says th ey were expressly f OI'bid :r; -'<" uc e e pxom no 1011 which was thOUg was deCILyed, has d en to m n l<e r ecommendations. ha" ing are moments~f in terest to m a ny p eo- in question. wos present and desirrd to althoUgh it rea.I~Y question I{ similar b een l'eslrlcted to a plaln naITatin~ oC p ie in Buffalo w h.o a loe jn he ' po~i tion he heord. he- was invitet1 to rp)ate the gIven rise ~~ ~O~ be produced int...,hu- the r~u l t~ of their investigations. The of not Imowini"'wha t a d ay OJ" a.n hour history of the exnmination. It 811penrs result~ mig Healt b cpm 'Fe ner bOA.rd IS d ldded. too, as to 'whether the may bring forth. This is L,'u e as t o that from bi~ statements Rnd the iOltotpman beings.ashkeds:eopinion. b e t h rown out an d I county as well as city affairs. Gr~a!'l result will hap- e 11 g l bl e I·IS t Sh OU11 f me-uts of ex.-Commissioner SinlI)SOn nnu . ~urse t \ Ing" be saJd. "There a n ew examination oruererl for" ludl: The Supervisors are deeplv In tere~ted S~' retal'Y Dickinson, thnt the t]\H'~til)l1f.! pen to a human :hOuid be no danger a plausib le ease ha.s been maue out. I in t he p~nding fa te of the S-h eri ft:' s :lnd werr all prepared by Commissiolll'r realIy, howevtr'trozen fish, If flf'lh are Bu t t h ese are all sl1"lall matt~ls com- I Coroner's MUs no w a t Albany. "Th E')" ~mith: thnt he wos the only pe-I'!-iOU ",ho In ea.tlng thels\ time tht!Y a.re frozen, p a r ed "dth the main quesUons wh.t(:h mel ye-s t e1'll.ay aftern oo n in t h e o ffice of hnd anything to uo with conulH:tiu$: the .whole~ome ate tor years.' A frozen a re : Were fra u ds pe.rpetrated? W"ho, county AudJtol' N eff a lld dl~s patc hE'd . lhey wlll keep sO ld not be exp(1f;ed are th e g uil ty parties? , \,l"hat is thl" t~legrnll1s til Senator George A. Da vis exnmmntion ut the high school: thut lit!' t1~h, however. shOU being thawed and Commission g oing to do about it '! Alr.l. a n d As~emblyman EdWard U, O'l\l(a lle y, notifiNl Spcl'etnry Dickinson nnd t!oJUOli,,long to wITmt~;~ll~\!'I liable to decay ).1a rlin has bl'otlgl1t to t he n otke of the of \\ hiC'h the fo 110 ~Yillg are copies: Flioner Simpson on the day of the exnmbefore ell. Ing.1II be jusl as dangerou~ tA lder men other inlpr{)prieties c"onnt'eteu lIon. Ellwnrd R 0 ~laJ l ('!\" ,,- . b' i~ntion that they need not nttttnd that '.~. dl/~~n h;d \een decayed partly be;,. 'w it.h the examinaliou n-nr.1 appoinlment Ch:1mh~l'. \llJD nir, "to;" Y " ~ ~J'i('m ,y mght : that IH~: cnrried on <;,ollyel'sntioll . I ' of ~I rr;. A , C. Goodwyn as as~istant in,131.: sure al~d ll:l,. ·d:~ Sh~r l ff's and a mended with one or more of tlJe nppiicanf.$ dur sp~ctor of mertant ile establishments (flSrf.)J)(-J rio.:; lills pass tho;!- ~\sspmbly. iug the exnmination'' that he ~aid he ·11 t Ign~\)) B. D. GIH s n x ltheDa u n(Ier t h e He n P r r mel1t ,atv1 ;. ,~ l'R F.D EB,I CK IIO' \-A RD would not dens the statement of onr of i ndications are that there are: livdy JA Mf!: S A. ~\(E~Ztl'.. S '1the nppli~allts tunt be misdirected her' ti m e~ a h ead for Civ il Ser vice rerOl'm~rg J OHN ,,', 1\ l~L-'F, ' thut he mnrked her pOller down bccau~e· i n this city, J AM .\. ,Y 00l.JARD • . ml~dJr('C.' T . J . ES BEER AL\ N. n,s Sh C N8,YS, of ~-r01' due to IllS Special Meeting Today. non., C,:orge ~'. D;,LYI!:>. S~Lalt! C h a.mb ,~r. twn; lhat ,he ,,·a~ the only ('omwis~ioner :A!I an~ •. N. )' -' . who eX3mll1ed the pnper~ on eXperII;"U"(', There wIll lbe a meehng of the (1\'11 . \\ aha, e .. not le~rnt'~l ]f the Shl"rl n: s an,1 low and ofl:l.cinls letters' that h fi' d t' ,tm"'nucd I _l)r()n~:r s hlJI~ haye- pasHeJ. th. · ' e x(t ile !SerYiCe C OlnnusslOn t oday nooD, at s( nat ~ D(~ sU're and pass l htom '. relative ,"Rlues of the different tE"sl::J in "h ic h t h ese ma t ters lnay co.p1e U~)fOt' T he same names are appende d h J the a~f;r!-lce of the other ID.('mhers of tile , c on sldprntion . T hat ]nembers o f t h e I bot h lelegrams. T he SherIff's Bi ll eOmlllIS!'llOn; that he ~ne" (hnt one lIf ) a te Civ il Sel'vice Commission w ere ~ee ks lo g i ve t h e Super~ isors <,ontrol the applIcants at tb.e tIme of the eX,lmm· guilt y of g r oss e rror s of on:':].Psic.m ,uld over the n u mber of deputi es t h e S heli ff ntiou wns oceuN'illg ili£! office of IlAHiRt· romnlission is RclmHted. That n des - mLl)r hire, an d t hus escape t he h eavy oct mercantile hl$pector RS temporary CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION p er ale etrOlt is being made to cove r UPj b lils h er etofo"e sen t in f{l r ex tras. It "Ilpointee; Ontt she had securod the nl!· th ese d oings l S best kn own only t o tho~e hmlts th-e n umber 'of r egula r d "j) Uli cs lllointm~lJt through tlle influence o( Com· WILL CONSIDER CHARGES on the "insi<1e. s? as. not t o e x ceed f Ollr. :Sh er1if Cop- nlis"ion.I" Smith, wlto .flfterwllrd. held Al d. ~Iartl n br~udly charges t h at D r , PlUS IS said to be gettl 11 ~ ::lon g with a this examination' that this te y F CON- Cha.uncey P . Snllth not only pre-pareel j uror ch~lJ uty a n d a Cl"l mlnal d,e pUl)O' 1 ' ~ '. ,lllpornr -tV tile exami n,Ltl01' papers so as to fa,·o r H erdaIor e. bills h a ,·e come in for prQ- pOI~tee ~Iad specml ~~o" ledge of the ANENT MANNER O - M rs. A. C . Goodwyn. " h o was former ly ce.s and "".cutlon d e puties to a. large In" relntlng lo.the pOSItion she then held; thut the eXBilllDotiou popers in thiti Inw CIVIL SERVICE EX c onn eetetl with the Buifa'lo ttE=neral amount. DUCTING TlllNS. H ospitu'l, bnt assisted b er In e,""I·Y way I The a m,·nd . d ('oron er'9 Bill gi\·es lhe wns given n ,·al\1e of 45 out of the mnli.W i n h is power , and fina ll y Wt:'D,t to Hf>alt h Su perYi,:..~org powe r t n app oInt a m ~d k"'J.l mum of ]00 for the whole eXAmination; AMI... NA ~ _ Commissi on er W alter D. G r eene to se- examiner at $3,000 a n d a n a ssista nt at that this wn~ nine times 8S llluch ns WDS tI'" ",-" I. c u re her permnnent apPOiD~mel1t. ~hi $2,000 a year to 110 ~ the work fo rmerly allo-w ed for the best Jlossible eXl'erit.'Dt·~· Today at noOJ the Civ~ Service Com- h a d already beell temporard:y- ilppomt- done- by tb n . tw o c.oro ners. that the temporary appointee waF! fK' mission will bOld a specIal meeting to . II _A b f I further discUSS the recent examina~ I' pe(,Ul Y pr~ll.nrnJ. Y reason. 0 ler worJ~ tlons of applicants for the pollee force. ./ 11 lJ I.i ~ In her pOECltion, to take thIS test: that Ald. Martin has demanded a thorough / TENEMENT-HOUSE LAW. / 11 writing of 0. report of two doilltion. investigation Into the alleged frauduof the fo('torr taw was given n 'falul!' of ( /' ilO, aud tbat the t.mpornrr appoint •• had lent preparation of the examination BUFFALO MEN ARE IN ALBANY questions, In mercantIle inspector exTO PROTEST AGAlNST AMENDlJ Oil advRntage over Ule other appHcnuts amInations, and openly charges Dr. b· . Chauncey P. Smith witb the preparae~ause tJl1S wus ~lIe partlcular ~'?r~ sill! tlon of papers.o they would lavor Mrs. MENTS. COUNCI hnll lleen lIerfollnmg; that Comullss'OUOt· A. C. Goodwyn. and not only that, but From The Express Bureau. LMEN PREPARING TOSmith cnrriro all the examination paper. assisted the woman In every possIble Alban y , M a rch 24.-Buffalo has se"t SLASI-{ DEPARTMENT ES- to Ids ?Wll house on the night of tbe e>,· manner, even going to Health Commls· down a little d elegation that Is in arms nmmnhon: that ",hell the pnpers wer~ rp· sloner Greene to secure her permanent a g a inst th e la test amendments to the T'MATES turneu to the commissioll the markings appointment as asslsta.nt inspector of T • 11 ~. . mercantIle establishments under tb t en em e nt-house l a ,\y. The d e legation t "ere n mnde ond the ehgJble hst como Health Department. e conSists of Dr. John H. Pryor and Fred. llieted; that the other members of the On the ground of irregularities the erick Almy of the Cha rity Orga nizll.T,he AldermanIc Sub-Committee of committee signed the report without Common Council has held up the pay tion Soc iety a nd Willia ms L a nsing and th e ""'-hole held anoth e l' meeting this maltiug nny exomination of the papers, of Mrs. Goodwyn. There is mQre to the \V, A . D ougla s of the state t e n e ment- afte rnoon, the final one prIor to pre- land thnt the report was adopted by the ~!uesttllon tht.ndthtlbs. thlowhever. for Ald. house committe e, It will be re-enforc- se nting its r eport to the Board of Ald- commission; that in a short lime there~l ar n con en s a fthere t eremay are irreg- H ealth Co . ' G r een e t 0- e rm pn. . " ularities in one case, be In ed by Iss10ner Hf tel,. tJ Ie, CO~mlssloner '" h 0 con,d u('ted many others, It 1s thought that tlld morrow. the examinatIOn ~alll!d on Dr. (.reeue, Martin will yet demand that the" In: The Ia t est ame ndments pra.ctically Th p. r e:-:oUl'C'es of th e city are figured commissioner of lu~nlth. urging the per· vestlgaUng Committee of the Board of wip e out th e law w hich ,,'as en a.ct e d a t $2,707,806.03. manent oppointment of the in('umbent AJdermen shall make a fuller investlga- lnst y ear. Buffalb is a g a inst tha.t proD- It Is a.pparent, from th e work of the because she was seven points nhend of Utnt.'h gObng o~erl the books and papers o sition. The d e lega tion will a lso try to Bub-committee, lhat th e budget will be the applicant wbo is second on the list. ~ltne:ses:mm S5 on and subpoenaing b a ve Buffa lo ex e mpte d altoge ther from sOlnPwha t in('~'eased over th~ estimates owl that the applicant did not recch-e As the matter now st nd q t th~ prov i s ions of the tenement-hou~e as first s.t.lbmltted. agg,l "egatll1g $6,860,- t.hp »l:'l'lliDOent nppointnWnl. sinner Joseph E. Ewell ~ee~s ~:~O~d la w . It is pointe d out that th e eondl- ~,90t4~. ~wm~ to. t1~ .1~rgel' fI mounts. urn view of what Commissioner Rmith the po,,,erful vote of the CommtssilJn. tions whi ch exist in N e w York are ab'li~ee Fil'~~ pa,~~II~oo .OI~\.~ I~eal~h, ~o: mforms our ("oDlmitt~t!, and the fn~t t)~nt His vote the other nIght decIded upon s ent in Buffa lo. d'E'p~rtments' 1, C 00 an at er the temporary appoll1tee h"'(l speelHI 1~el~~~S~11~;7eent\eO!,,~ u~w commlttee . There s eem s to b~ a . disposition t< It is r eport'ed that th e Board of Coun_l<uow.ledge both of this,h.l.w n d the wri~­ police and th Y lD which the amf!>fld the la,w to pIeces and one sys t'ihnen n ext month will make whoI," - ten leports pre-pared 1.D sue office. ,,{'O made out. °Th~r m:~~;~a~~nnt~ Were tem~ i s no sooner es t a blished than tLl sal E' cuts in the it~ms allowed by t1{p beli~\o(-' that: without chargin~ n~ ~t1g­ committee are Benrv W S e new effort is m a de to create another. N e '\" AI~prmE'n - that a large numbel' of sal- gestll1~ ony lUtent to do wroug 01' IOJury George- A, Ricker and JOs:;~ E~;e~fue. York m a y f a ncy such innovations. bu arIes will he cut out, ~nd down, etc. on tlw purt of Commissioner Rmith, tile These men took the places')! Buffa lo is content to remain undis A determined fight wtIl he made next llUIlllH:T of conducting thl' exnmillntion Wheeler. Crowe and Moynihan of h i t _be d lVIonc1ay. to get. the public playgrou:ld WUfo in c.'ollfiict with the spirit, int£'ut nnll r u~h~ 'Buffalo delegation will confe apprnprJationR Jn5prttt l, letter of the ('h-i! seryi<:e la\\; that t1w It ~as ('omplalned that they dt; ~-:;;. ~~.eeve~e('~mm~~datlons. Dr, Crowe. 'Vilh. ~hairman Kelsey of the House--r ('ommi!4sioller was diF;quaJified from conmake ~n;yS rec~Y were f?rbldden to ettie-$:. committee and with Chairm?-n I du(,ting thnt particular examinntion b,~ meeting today 'I\~;nenda~lo~s; b The Str~ahnn of the. Senate cities eOlnmlt- 1 renson of hiM special and D\,owPd warm one. pro a ) e n. tee on the subject tomorrow. interest in one of the applicants; that the ' O'·LI'·C -E MATTER P WILL BE UP ' so considerable > great that a ma~e in regarrl l. The Cluestlo . "T~ o u"y n . ~ U IS much Uroadfo r Ulan :lirs. Guodwyn's case, ho'kever. A ld. ~1a.rtl11 'ontends l hat if thele have bee n ln~gul titie;:J 1n one ~dse, tht:'l'e may ~~' e IJt en in-egularities in other <:ases. r e m~~mpUlaUon of tn~ pollee eligI ble slst glY~s i:YhlenCes ()f~.aud B u t I.here At .R. specia} meeting at noon tOday,1 ilie c lnl servl(le commission hC'nrd the 1'1"1lOrl of a s.pecial cOUlmittee-, con~isling I ortalf ty among ~ e?: 01~ the groun d of th ese a lll"ged llIegulallUE5, lht= COlruncn t' t>U ndl bas held Ul) the ).lay ot .il<Irs Q .re - ;,:00 ~ anUnals at th e lf. Tbe feedl • lPtivity so th~~ grow ContentprJ. something th~t nee. The keep ~l E'I CIvil Sen-l~e CommlsslOn€'r Joseph Ewell seems lo hold th~ h.tluuce of power on the neW C lvrt Sen'ice Eoaru which aonsitits of seven meml'l~l'S :lnd cornpani~Zle WU\ ·ark Boar~ ~ do· t o Incre . GATION ! ./1 orhpr contestants: t the - - -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - t h E " oth~l' nu~mberR of the committee and th(> Jlll.~mhf'r8 of the (,QUlllli~!-lioll to make lllY c'XIlIJliDlltion or inHpe(otJ~n 01 thl' ~x­ lluillRtiOfJ popers nnd their mnrkiug>j:, ,onrrnntR us in ndvisjng that lhe ~ligibJ(.' ia.-:t for the position of nr;8i~tctnt mer("nDlife ju~pector be ('snceJlPd . .fIn nccordnnc(> with this cnnrltl~Jon we ·t" C'ommend tho t the commission adopt the following re8olutioD~ "R"'St)l"ed. That the c'tamination hpld tJ)' thf' ddt ~jOtr\'ice commh:siou of D.nifnlo on. 11~ebrunl'.r 8th, 1002, for a~,:tIHt~ nnt merc!1ntiJe inspector, be and thp f:1I i . her.by deci.rro to be Dull And ~old:' 'l.' he rf'port was signPd by .John R. nillan. chairman, and Thoma. )1. 'l'h. report of the COI1lmitt.~ ,,·m b. ell upon at the next regulAr mP.!'tiug of ('ommi!-lfOion. n .... oJ'$:f'\ A . Riritpr, member of the in,'(!'stignting ('ommitlee,who WRFI 011t of the city during the inqnir}'. 8ubmittM1 It ~E'J)flrnt(' report. Jole flaid hE" hnd hllu no f1 uporhlDitr to confer with hij::j nA~O('intp~. It wa , hi. belief. he . :lid. tbat Dr. ~mith i~ entitlet1 to ('ompiete esonrrntion fram the ('h nrA'r~. as h e non.::. only guilty. at mo~t. ()f indi ~('reet 3C'tioD. ::'\f i ~ ~ Idt\ 'Yood was a ppoiDt<~d ~t<"nQ~" rapher of th£" ('omm i~ ~ i o n . whi("h ('ouof tbe se~sion . tC 1< �102 anunu ll'l;:C""" the Teck Theater on Salurda.:r ntLeri noon. !\oIl". DamroBth comes as the third of the Maurh'e Grall stars app~arht8 here in TE"-( Ittll In the subscription ~t.­ nee, a.nd his entertainment bid~ I;l.fi,.CAR_S First One of New Style and WIth Many Improvements Makes Trial Trip. SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF CIVIL I por"Onl•.•• "O SERVICE COMMISSION DEFORERUNNER OF OTHERS CLARES THAT MRS. A. C. GOODWYN RECEIVED FATransformable from Open to Closed VORS IN CIVIL SERVICE TEST. New Seating Arrangement- tair to the moat popular of the Sf'asun. II the first matlnel" mUf>lc-al. Rnd the secured Mr. Damro~t'h I vlc-w to the Hllue of hi,. ot mu~i(·. ~rlw hOUl redtal I" 3;30 o'clock. St:'at8 ;.irc on sale at Pnul's. HIS Maill Street. 8tuu~nt8 Shea'. Gardell. is ot tbe DECllRE EXAMINATION f IRREGUlAR • ",uo--u6t:'JUt:Tu,~" ....... "Ill pro<lu('~ a ne,.; play. "rltten b~ ('a, Ina Jordan. and entitled "The LII~ and the Prince:' . "Trl.tan Bnd [Bold,," w111 be Ih. ,ub· Jeet oC )Ir. Walter Damroseh's talk ut 'bP~t COTl- :-.eE'n here in a n:-ry i Electric Call Bells to Call Conductor, Fa.lk & (~l), will be SE"E>n ~tt Yesterday afternoon an experimenta l The r8r it~'l'lr Is a dectded inno\"alion. It s~ats torty people and th,' seats are arranged along the side and {'ross wiFe, The cr(lS~ seats on ont;! end are pla('ed opposite the side seat~ and vice ver~il on the other end, thf're~ by allowing more aJsle space. The idea in the new ('ar was brought about by Genf'ral ~Ian.1.ger Mitten. ''''ho, with a number of other otfklalR or the company hafi been experiln('ntlng with a view of inC'reasing the carry· Jng fa.cilitles the compa.ny now endeavors to allow the public. New features about the ear are many. The cars contain elrctrJc pU5:h buttons placed consplC'iously on the side oC each seat thereby enabllng a passenger to pre!;s the l)utton which gIves the conductor the signal to ~toP. This will do away with the trouble many experienee In attracting the at~ tention or the conductor on a crOWded The Acade..,.. Stranger In a ::5trange- Land," is bl'ing pl'c!-:I'nted at the- Acad."IOU LOU u .. I",,,",t:' Ul ::op;.U..·(' illi us ('um)lared with the old. HTT;lng('Jtll~nt of th~ Cat· is co,n'islllll" of longitudinal and, se,lts-fi\,l~ l'ro:-":!-Re-C'tion I one IOIlgitudillHI ::Ieat on each I the car. ('omrol·tal)I)" The cal' spat~ 41) The !'>ea~s afl~ Pfl'r-l of car. and dh'ldt~t1~Y p~~jE'r t~an tho~t' ~8e: A O~ lTS TRI .o\.L TRIP. The new car, which is ~o. 171, ~tart~ .ur,tngement (~ that \\h('n tr.lf- I I ed out from the Terrace yel'=terday in l~· normal np.arly .tll the 11a~scharge ot !\fotorman Wrestling and "ill ~al>e, the S~I11,{! nirection in Conductor Hirschpeel, On the car the (.tr IS tro\t.lm,g. At f'uc'h I ' were! General ~laDager l\l it ten is all f'lf'£'tr it.' h~ltton nller:tt1n,~ Health Commissioner G~ Yan the ('On-dUl'lur s platform. j f l Horn Ely, R, G. F , RanKlfl. trea~urer .!:Itops. of the slrert raHway company. C, A. Coons, superlntpndoent of transporta. Salet,. Windows. Han, ann J. E. Stevenson, general pas~ wintlo"s art'! largp and when all senger agent. • • J. Dr. Greene noted the fact that placed open, thl'" ca r is praetieally cuI1V(,l't- CIvil Se 'lce e l i "Y into an Opf:'ll rar ror ~umm€'r use, state," h~~ said. ~rh~t si ~~~all no~u re~:~ i d' b d' d .' under anv clrcumstarrces" \\ n 0\\ can e lopV e to \\ltl11n CommJii'loners Crowe' and :Moynlhan lurhi'os of th(, !-'IH. thu~ elimillat- have Jn$l~ted on the meetlng~ of the board being open, and th('reby have caused It 18 danger to anl1!"l and ht:'ays :imld, !'- lack o( harmony, Some Dr. stray b(>\ oncl the Ulr litll- Crowe s Ideas on conducting examinations a double caution. when the have also t£>nded to produce friction, Is lOWt'J'(lu, a sil.{l1 Hpp('al's arms aJltJ head inside of car," elt>drkal eqniplllf'llt i~ as w-'arlv __ I .....,.',., ·, as the jn\'E"ntin~ gf'niu~ of th~ the new patent windows, Tht'~e are day ('an mHk~ it. The motors arranged so that they can be dropped th.lll thosp. now In use, anll to within seven inche.s of the bollOln ot is a fuJI l'ull1plemPlll of ah'brak~~. the sill at the will of the passenger. ,,'ur' is an ('xpf'rimt>nt a~ far a~ The 10w(>1' portion serves as a guard .'UI1<110 Is l'ulllt:rned, .i..tllU ~Il t'lalJor~t- againflt the pos51bility of a protruding arm being caught by' any passing cars. Displayed ('onsplcuQusly on the wln~ dows Is a sign which reads, "Kerp head and nrms Insirle the car." Each car is also equipped with a neatly prInted ~Ign be-nring the new street Cal' ruleE=;, They are a~ follow~: gl.ttlfl,,,g r~s~lt ~f ~hl', I ot methoR~a~,i ~ ~ a • .t,,,,,,v," / "Passengers PITTING SIGNS. accepting I POrt r;;~ t I WE'e-k in un ;Jet t..~ntillecl, trip WitS made '\\ tth a new idea. tn South." "hkh is one of street cars. A pany of the offidals of noveltle-s in "audpYille th iS the Buffalo Strf'et Railway Company The aCt is (,C)n1posed of ~[i~!l accompanied by a. number or news~ Falk ;ultl 10 unu~ual1y Pl"e-lly paper men left the Terrace in a new ~lng WEll. danC'(> gru('efu:'iy I car, making a run to the dty lInl: n number ot. 'brUliant C08- lover the Elmwood Avenue route. ThIs al't h ad J. nlll of thr@-p in N~w Yurk City anfl two in Bostoll. The I,"our ")tm.;h al one of the be~t ac(~ in this line-, another fpatuTe of the show, fiS )fa Euouln & Ftpd Edward~ ;;;.. .. _', ... i skit Th~n there whI be Bailerinl. .Johnson. DavenrJol'l & Jt"Ps DAnny, .\rthUl' BaIlerlnI hiB traint'd dn~~, thA klnet(Jgr~tph one or t\\ 0 other ru..'tt-'. , transfers "" should see that line and time are cor~ rectly punched. "In ca~e of controyersy, passengers should rep3y fare and apply at the of~ THE SOON flee of the BufTalo Street RaHway Com~ THE pany tor redre~s, "Passenget~ are not allowed to ride on the rear of the platform when seats arf' I\\,Rllable. \l'LII be fitted with ··Smoking on the cars or on the plat~ ices as soon as possi- form 15\ prohIbited. except on open cars, YlI!!~~iI!I!ir the hea Ith comrnis- on whlch seats are designated tor such ordinance will be en- purpogt .. He returned from Alba.ny ('ITrZEXS' 'IAl{E SUGGESTION~. b·.ster·dB,'. where he had I<one to tell his on the tf>nement-house blll. )11'. !'f1ttpn f\Rid yesterday' "It was Bpoke strongly aga! nsl amending on the ndvice of Reypral citizens who bill so that the shA.Cts or wells In wrote to us that we upcided to experi~ .·te,••rne,nts OlDy be built Ips. than eight m~nt with thp new car. The company twelve feet in size. He said the wishes to Jllp.a~e thp general public, and with that e-nd In view. it iA conNew York te-nement-owners wanted the stantly looking towards a point whereamended to such an extent that by It is able to make some new im1. not probable the Goyernor would pro\'ements. Aftel' the people bp('orn~ the btll when they got through aceustomed tn the new cars we would 11ke to henr what th~y think of tl1e01. "1 think b)- the time the publiC' ~re~ tht> new {'('Invpnlences whlcJ), !hese C'arR NOMINATION QUESTIONED lenif '('(1 short Dr. I und from the (act that the temporary appolnte~ had special knowlfdg'e: both of this la,,' and the wrlttf'n ff'pOru preparfd In such omce; that the Commlsslont"r who conducted the u3mInatJon had pre\'iQwlJ IIhown a .. peelal interest in one ot tbe appl1cO:J!lts when he s~ur"d her apPolPIm<'Ut u'mporanIy to the offlce In advanCt or th~ lxamin8tlon~ that Immedla.t~iy af, ter the u:amlnation he urged the COlao mlnloner of Htslth to make ber appoblt, ml'nt oermanent; that he solicited the u· Blstance or th{' )layor and Borne at tbe Altiermt'n In obtaining thl8 permanent cpo polntmf'Jlt-from all this we beUeve tbal, without charging any Intt'nt to do wnmr on the part of Commissi'mer Smith, the manner of conducting the examlnaUOn 1\'as In confUct wIth the spirit, Intent and letter or the- Civil Service lnw; that the Commi~8ione r was disqualified from eon· du("ting thnt particular examination. by rca~()n of hIs !!pectal and avowed Inttmt tn onl* ot the applicant!; th at the nlutf Jrlvtn to the dll'!e-rent subJec,ts were Ufto fair and amounted to a handicap onr the C1the-r conll?Stants: that the failure fJf the other members of the commutee nd the m('mb~r~ ot the C'ommi~!llon to mak any l'x,lmlnat\on or inspcctlon of thl' ex· aminatlon papers and their ",!:Mutlgl:' ,,-arrant us In adviSIng th'Q,t t.n: e , lJst tor the po!'=1tion at assistant merCln* Ui(> In!pector he cancell£;d, In accordance vdth thl~ concJU!1OD n recommend th.:lt the Commi'!llon I'l(lpt the foliowlng resolution: i b 14 "Ri'solved. That the examlnal on H"tby the Ci\'U s,'n'lce Commll!Flon otllt!'nl (Ilia on F(>bruary 8. 19<r2. (~~e a::' is mt'renntlle lns:ppctor btl and did"me hen'by declared to ~e nU~8~NHIAX, JOH:-: R. Chairman. Buttalo, March :..•. 1!'10:!, L'ummb;:-;}on o( :::ll'n-h:!! Gl'nt!t·mf>n-Thr. {'omrntttpp appointed hy ynur Roanl on ;).Iarc-h 17, l~O:!, to ,:;a te thE' mannpr amJ nwthods of In\"('~ti­ ("ondll~t­ InK thl' eXHmlnaUon for .1:-::-:I:-:tant mercan t1lf' inspp(:tor. held at thf' Cf'ntral High ~(.·hlloI on F'l'I1ruary ~, 19(1:!., h('g leave 10 tht l fllllowing report: Your ("om· ml[tl'l' hdtl a mE"£'tlng at which nll thl' thrpf> mpmb('rs were present in tht~ office of thf' l'omml!olslnnl'r~ on MarC'h lq, 1~0'':. and on heing tnt rm('d by Commissioner I prt-'~('nt RII"'Jwr that r'::t~Cl')mml)'::-:loner Smith. who cllnduC'if'd the f'xamln:uilln In Qu(>slJon. was prp .. ('nl ami that he neslrerl to ht..' heard, he \vaS invited to rrIato the his· tory of thl' ("xamrnation, Tt Hppr>l1rs from h.i=s stntf'ments and the ~Iat(>ments" of Ex-c"'ommls~loner Slmp.!;"n ann S(>('rt'tar~~ Dtckln~on. that thq qUt-S, tiOIlS W(-Te ali prepart'd by l"ommllstonf"r Smith; that he was the only J)E'r:-:on who h~'rl anything to do with tht~ ('onnuctiol1 of till" <,x.tminatlnn al the High School. ~'l;~;~~:~;:£l~~~[:~~r~~ , mcnt 0 nppointmpnt ~he \\'a" cant who \ tho applicant appoIntment. Tn vh:w 1)( what Commlssloner 8m.tth lntormtd our committee. that the appll. cants ""'ere gl\"en no Intimat10n ot tbt U. cl'fislvf" valul'~ given to tests In the la" and routine ""'ork o( the omce to be ftlltil, The report of lhe gpeclal committee appointed to iD\·"Ugate Into the "I· legpd irregular pr€'parations of the ex~ amlnatlon questions in the recent mercantile Inspector examlnation~. was preRentt'd at a mee-ting of the Civil Service Commis~ion today. According to the report. Dr. Chauncey P. Smith. who prepan'd the papers, fa\'ored llr~, A. C. Goodwyn. and appeared before Health Commissioner G.: ene In her behalf. Sev ~ reasan:i were gi nm to show that other contestants in the examination in que~tlon were handicapped, and that the examination wa~ eonducted in contlict with the spirit ot the Ch'U St"rvice Ia'\\", Tht:" special committee, therefor~, reported that the examination for the po~ition of assistant mercantile 1nl->pector should be declared null Rnd void. The- report ot the .!';pecial eommittpe will he ta ken up at the meeting of the Commissioners nl xt Thur~day night. The following is the TPport of the t.:ommlttpe in full Ihe Ch'll Buffalo; uy ""'ho cond"ct"d DECLARES THAT DR. SMITH WAS TOO ACTIVE IN EN DEAVORING TO SECURE HER AN APPOINTMENT - WANTS IT DECLARED VOID. To b~~~~~:t:i;j!:~~~~~:~~: 91 l THOliAS )!. CROWE. .\ letter WMI read frn~ ~:ntn Ricker. one ot the th~eeg;~c'ra~ commit, :lppointed to (orm t eo ve it" ~ee In question. 1I..r- Rk1ker ~r Smith his 4Pinton. that lomm ~s 0 es ..houfd be exoneri,lted ot dthftt~a~lt .agaln~t him. The wrHer a ~lt' ot tn' CI)mml[':~i(,"er Smith Vo"~ guaokW}'n'! dlflcretlon In fa \'orln ~~\\'e\"er, that appotntmt>nt'h Hied ~~ ~ceu!led of tbb Dr. Smlth ~ ou Indi~l'Tetlon, ~ d was appoInted tbtl )!I"" Ida "00 apher for the CivU 1d morning a~ ~tenogr Spr\"ice Commls~lon. that hp notified S(>('rptary Dickinson and I'ommi!->Hioner Slmp~Qn on the day of tht' f x.lmlnatinn that thE'Y nl'eel not attend that night: that hE" l~arrl('d on ('(lnvprl":l- tlon ~\'ith one or mll("f' of the alJp,llcants during the f'xamlnatlon; thal hn :-:alrt ht' wt')\llrJ not deny thl" stat{'rnf'nt nC (>nl' n{ thp applicants that he ml~ulr,'ctl'd hC'l'; that he markr-rt Iwr Ilap('r down hf'("fltlSt". ;to.: she !-iays, of €'rror due to hb misdirection: that h€! was the only Commls!-iiont-r who (>xamtnt:'rl th(" Il..'lp~rs on l'xp<'rlE"nce. law ann offldnl lelt£>r:.;; that he tixl'd thE:' relutin' vnlul'S of thl' (hfft'rt~nt t{':;ts in th ah~pn(>t" of thl' otlwr lnC'mhE'rs of thp Comrnl~fo;lon; that he knew thn t one of the applicants at the time of lhe examination was oc('upyln~ lhe office ot iI!'>~I~tant m£'rcanltle in!"pf'ctnr; that l'hf" had ~c· c1.1rf"d th~ appointment through the influ pne'p of ("ommls:-:loner SmIth. who aftprward held this examination; that thlF, tpmllorary nppointf>f' had :-:p('C'ial knowlE"dge o( 1h(> law r('lating to th~ f)o!-lltion" l-lhe then held; that thE' ('xnminution paJ'Ie-r~ In thls law WA,S glvE'n a. v;,11.le n( forty·t1vf' out f)f thl'.:' maximum of 100 (nr thE:- wholl1 I'xamlnutlon; that this waH nlltt' tlmef:. as much :l!ol \Va!'; allowpc1 (OJ" th~l best po~sible eXJlf'riC'tlce that the temp'J~ Found ~~~ , / Opposed at A~9i~ com~ltIOne~~e~er~: Health wenl to Alban)-' in O~Pto the 'l"enero:;!i proposed aJllendmt'n dB thIS morning til House La,,,-, retu~n~on that Gov, OdDr expressed the ~p 88 amende-d. . w1l1 not sign t e William A. John U. Pryor. and 'William Lan~ln~d assisted In Grrene on the trJp a against the mltting arguments posed arnendme~t~. m what he learn: Dr. Greene 5a) ~ r~kl)"n and Alba al Albany the rO pp""ed to the represenl:iUvt's ar:e~t (contln@.J~ Eley~n.) ,'l~ion8 of the !r:r aJr log that ('our~l tenement provided in courts or dimensions of t~·f..t bY 11 fee~ t to bE" at least ntatives waD Inetropolltan r:p:~5U feet tor th! dimen~lons at >'Ilce. The 10C4 1d 1l posP of sa\'i~g,,!~tilating 88 w taf{pcrlnl to THE TDtt-::-:, I .\LBAXY. clalm("d ~uc h shatts ~'OU MUl'ch !!J, UC'Rlth ~lS °a:ll·\.las filofl(~r ~ t.I Pr. l'ryol' wen ~E'cured from sueto the rer,~~.!'~::;d t;O\'(,J'U~ unll uskf'd thllt he tHoII' his lUU1SUf .IOJ ..tp-eiu Sl pun '_(J01;)'8,1. llJ adequa.te, InOm'nee tc) luin' lhl~ Dr", lenronll'nt hOlI'::'£, pal\oo, h\a'laldwOJ PUlt .qql!noloql "I II Whil e talklngIlutfalO '1111 am nclerl so tl~ to Pl.f>wpt Butr:t)O froUl 'puoJ Blttl )f,ooa 01 ..(Jl lOU 00 ·J.npo,\.\ In Alh.lOY th~ this city Its pmylsluns, Thf'y ar~uN1 (bat n wl!Hnk.., Ul13'J<l, a_\.n~ 'tnJssa;);)ns "e 01 lUnuas the de~1rE' thu la.W' ot hart ht,PO IlHHle tn hrln~ln~ thi'! f"'lIY into .'\ ~sa oS' 'tt'l.5uaJ1S 3AJaSfl.l JO .5unaa,J lUQl hlH th!lt wail; clr:lftp(j TO (·urn·ct ,',,.118, ~~. tenement-house _ frOm :mO sa.\.\!' 'lUtU pUPI 3l{1 JO .luawtt~pnou ('ullur ttl Np,," Yfll'k nnd Brooktrn. rill' fn \", exempted utterly en"d~ed~.:;::;'~~ .\trap nodn puadap UU;) slnN-ad"e.lD ,Jo roO!' tunk tbe l"P.flW·st nnli"T C'flotdrl e ratl5 - the present or a~e ~EMENT H~USE raw BILL f3 hf'1 JOlsn allfJapOW pUG APUllS il\{J. 'til1lUao. oM.JaU eql ul JallUW AUJ!i! pun tIIUJq i:l\.{l puu ~atJlttJ ,I .IoJ. s3sn oJn,} -'Ull sluaUl31a UI1:qJil;) a41 SUI'8'l't1l1,) t)\t'C ~U1PHnqiJ", 'It "",,,>1 IWIOL TQlQ~ ,llut'-$lI1 I!t\!U ' llim!: 0 Tr'cei\'e d 6 Th~~ it 1d Greene sa. I ",·;"'lIlllcaDIII• maY yet hal'e (1 a. •• IC alpnp. _ _ _- - -.........":..~~ I �BARBER 103 SHOPS A SERIOUS Last Makes Favora,b on the Bill, MENACE Offenders, 'I ; E;uoFELECTIONS NEW NOTICES IN CARS, - F air Warnin, i. 8iven to Offender.and HaSSler Ap~e.r at Penalty for Violation i. a Fine of Messrs, Adam Late_Efforts to , from $2 to $100. Albany, but ToO t House LaW, Amend Tenemen •• - , . (OIIHIltr('ial: :o;p(>('181 t{l "Chi' • - Alhllny. \larrh ('(1111Il1ittf'C OJ(' I "fh\f' "PDnh~ fiOHDI"C ~<l.- .: ~Illttlu..: In thl~ I'IU I~ I~ 11111ll:-lbnhh~ h~' a nnd );100 tnr ('nt'b and votrd to 111"'lr'.I("tl'lI thl" mo rmD ,. J:!'iU's ~[('KiDI('y lllonu" Hr,lInuul"". rf'port 8l'nRlt!r w('nt .. ill t()tIIlY· tl) ,V. :-; , Hull. nlTl'TI~t· J'roblhltf'(} f\m' (Ie Pn1\('(' h~' h\w, CroUl .,:! to OOil-l'flo! Ilrp t'utnrl'l' thl' rru\'lslolls lit thli iJr. Wl1ltrr n. HI'f"f'IIf', 'd t1d~ mnrnin¢ "upt. or ['oB'l'. Uf'ulth Comml!Ullnnpr. '" Lewiston.A('n',I. I !.!'rflf' t tl~o ~(lnn!~r ,r~'JI"'orLl, •. <~'. the Thnt i .... tht' lInli~'{' whi('h wlI thAt III" 11111 to .. 1\('1 !{omn n Cntha,llI.· f'n'~ n( nllrfalnl1inll~ in :111 sh'PI.t ('nr~ 111 {'IllY prop(lrty ti;~ nut he- pn!'H'd ,rw~ the"' ~'it~' within n frw dn)'~. Tht" work dio('e)<;e (If Buffa o,~ of th~ LE'wi~tOI\ 4 of f'rtnippillJ.!' Ih(' ('lIr~ with thrltl WI1~ , t Ihr oppt)~ltltln ' I t "0 ' III~ 0 ' I the ritizco'> (J'f th',t t romlnl'IH'PCl thl~ nftrrnonn, Rlli )!(,Il'~ ('11111 nDI .,. hnl'e- rt:"n'ilhed ~~he ('nnil'~ of f.llH'h nnt i('f' will 1)(' phH.:c(l in lown. ~'ll(ll'e Jlwt(" ~ . 'J=' ('\'{'n' f'ar in th\' <"it.\" jllst f\!o' ~nn1l thf')' • tOI' n (,!ir'" ' , I r I I ""I . j' X \ lam anll· ~\lll('rnlllU ('1111 hl' priut('d, fl'Hllll'l1 uud put IU 11 H('(', Aldt.rn1aJl · - ; '(l~\;lO~r th(" hurt'llIl flf Tltt, noth'p ... Illf':m hll~ill('s~, tnn. 11('~dth I £In ....... l(>r I1r~ Itlrl'I'"1 n...... p,l th(' .l\~.;!'m· ('ollllHi ...... inlH'r Gr<'(')W is (It'tf'rminpd >1 ,tions 11111 W 11(' 1 P , 'h" .• ' " . ht d nOW on IS nWluts t t) tlwt t}l('r(' :-.hul1 h(' no mol'f' ~'1Httllll!' In l/l' l'l~t nIl! an I I h h ~ .' " f ('Ol' Oddl. :-.tJ"t·"t \'nl~ 111 HntTl1 o. nne (' ns, np t • ~J~J;~!lllt~ ~'(IIl1'rui~~iont>r Greroe. I!; ~I:-'f) HlIlI l111fl till' I'ut in. pnlk{' forl'l' of th.) the tpnemE'nt·bou~e bIll. rhe l'il \' 1I11"', or him. ,er[e Inn, ',"rt> l'!'rortrtJ before ~l~ll· ~I'\"f"rnl month!' fIt!O till' ('011U11on ('ol1n~ Bn tl Olllon:- I 1- I '1 . . • C aURh"n and .-\~ . . t>mhlymnn \.I! ~ dl 1lJl:-osr(1 JlU 1l1',liI1I1IH'P rl'ohl nhug otPltItOI' ."llr .. t-..J thE'}f ." t I' I) • ., t I ml~:--Inu 0 re It.>l' tml.!' "III! th~ tl.)or.. of slr"I' .... nr~ nm ~pv. nil d "'lll t"U • • I" th Bl;ffdlo frnm tht> ontH'('t'''~ar,\'" re-strlctIo~s nthpl' Jl1Ihlh' ('onlf':":IIH:I'~, fllH on eo. mel {lrf)\"i~ion51 of tht> proJl'ls~'d ('han~1" 1I~ 11001...... ue. ))uhlir· Imildml!:-o, hut n q tlw 'he tf'llt'mf'nt·hou .. e law, t\'hu"b, hOl\f'l'PI Pnn-.\nH'I:IC':tn c:ro\\fl-s l,lt'gan to ('nm~ ,mild (or :\lanhsttan or. B:ook!YD, do not into thl' ('lty nhnllt tlH~t ttnlf' no nttf'mpt lpply to rt)nditioDs t'TJstt;tg In Bl~ffnlo. wn\\ llllHlr to 1'1lCC)r('p It. 'Vhr,l1 thr (,:tThe Buffalo r()mmittee will endea\or t') position Rots on'!' nlHI th() offl(,lnl~ fltRrt· "'f't Bnffalo l'xempt from thp .whole .Iaw I"'fl to ('llrnl'l'{> tlt(. nrl1innlH""' it WRK (lnint~ ~l1d it is IwJicred hy the Erte L{:\.!tl~lu· pd nnt hr lhr f'orporntion (Iolln~pl thAt toro.; thftt it rnn hp donC'. eyeD thO\1~b ~I~ tlw nrtlinf1n('p ciicln't 140)· 8n~·thin~ R.hnut pR.';S 11 hill nmended ntothi~ lale dny will ~pittin~ nil till' wnll~ or ('l"ilillJl!, ROIl that rf>quirp a ",pN'ial nrgencs mel'(;.n.ge froUl tlH'rf'Cnl'(' it miJrht onl)' he mnkiulZ :l hnd thc GOl't>rnor. mnt1I'T Wflrst' to nttf'D1pt tn kE'Pp f}Popte IlIlllirtt'cl to the fo'llittimr bnhit from flipit· Odell Refuses to Exempt Buffalo. tinJ{ on the HOOT, 'W. ~\. nOll~18~~. fredt>rick AIn})·, ] lr. (~rt'I'n"', h()wf'y('r, ~'a'" rlptprminpo AIdPrman J. X. ,~dnm, Dr. Jolon H, thnt :-ollittin,:: in strrl't rnrR ~h()1I1ft hp Pnor .\Ii:lpnnan lIa,!'I£>r, Dr. "·a1t l?r ... tOPPfllt, nl1(1 hr- n('('nrl1in~ly ~E'C'l1rf>n thr 1:.' Hr'e£>ne Dnd WiUiam LRn~in~ of Buf· pn!"!'oo,J:'f' or 1\ nf'W onlinnnC'r without thp falo, and Mhers whl) ('31111" down to flll- cl"fr-d of tht., 0111 mH', nnd DOW hI' }'ITO' [lose the tenement hon..;(' law hod n hricf pn~('s to At'P lhp ortiinun('p ('ufnTC'pd. 'rhf> c'on(erpUl'e wirh tlH" Gon'roor thi~ uft(>r~ pnli('f' nrl' Tt'f\.ly to ~\lllPOl't him. nnll it noon nnd 8~ked tllat he aid them to halO' i~ I'XI1Pl't('d thAt nfh'r H {(·w C1ff~nrlf\l'fi Buffalo Cll'ID!lteti. ho\'l' h"I'n nrrp~h'fl And fillC'd from ~2 (;0\. Odell declined to con.~ent and f.aici. up. 1h'('nrcliuJ: to tlIt" nntllrf' of till-' of it would not be wi. . e to exempt Buffolo. Crn,",p. HllfT"lollinn~ will ha,e de-no He- illn'Pe<1 that. pf'rhl1ll!-. the ~m811f'l"t nir ~rpt Cf\N, I\t 1l'3r.;t; ~ shaft or rourt ,llOHld h. 11 hy 8 feet Rnd fll,"or 'c1 ~tltJlt> nthpr ('hanges. hut to thf'ir A NUISANCE IN RHODE ISLAND STREET:' ~(>u(lral prupo!'ition he 'YOR d{'C'ide-dly op .. ;::\nsed, "rnn M'KINLEY BILL HALTED AGAIN, I I s LIII llllllI'OPl'!nting '("D 000 fC'n,lhtT homas Oqlh'lU '\ ,_. , or tI\I' to j,," I~' :-;yl'llw and ~('nlltflr Da,ois's bili ..,. , .a ",. the transfer f I L mtecl (.,erlllnn RUt,] p l o t IU h'ry ..1s~ot'lation t ~reIl~l It C. Cel1lf'~ Orphnn .lNJhuu, 0 Ie ermon It c. .lssemhlYUlIIII O·~[.II.y' . the int(!re~t rate' ~ H ~1I1 to rpr]UI"J warrants in nllrral~ufr~u('u~ Impro\"CUll'IJt ond th(l ntnendC1l m iJ t? 4: pf>r C'l'Ilt p8S~ed by th' , .. lIntl(lr-t.:lll·rlf! LilJ Wt'fU • l' .."\.~~emhh' AssemiJJl'Ult'n "nh '-1' ~ ,'"I~ n'~1f f'r B dl B,Ilr k£I nil Voted for l '-' ra cY. ~1Il(1 hability bill under t Ie Hlatcr emplo:,(lo!'1:!>' dar.'1} that h _, protcfit. Bach elf" ganizpd ,Ifthor\;:\~~ ~~It, S;tisti~ that (,1'. hnt n,., It was f • g tlll~ nil tt desirpd, for it. )Ir. R~~;t:,~l ~h~). Would \'otH Inhf)f was heiu,I!' lei' SIlIU hc bt~li('recl n,p\ hill.. '0 a gold I"·il'k. lin __ fis flR!o:o;f1(I, llfi " l, • ""PIllItI\'Jllnu (1.1 nYf'i\ ttl fltle ca.stlD~ t11~ n~ ...... t', 'frail,\' of X(>w Y')I'k ~ ... 1\ (l "oh'. '['he lli11 Ln any boneyard. From this It woulo appear that the first thing tb"t shOUld be done by th~ re!'idents theoreahouts is to call in thp. HC'alth Dponrtment to abate- the nUlsa1.1\"'. ... ...... ll1g ('fty property Health Commls!=lionf'r Greene ought to take cogniza e oC the condition ·or affai!'s and npf )! thE' remerly without wafting for the ormality of it complaint. Certainly, T,eithpr h~ nor any othpr muni· ('ipal offirial ca.n make much of a noh:e ahout private ownerlo; neglectIng sani· tary nrrangemE'nts when the C'fty tteeIt \'Inlates the ruleR of decency on as o't\'n prop(>rty. After Qr. GrE'~n: dn(>s his dllt:\~ In this matter. pe~APs the SnC'i('ty for Beautifying BulTnlo can be Induced try lend a hand. Thf're are gnod TPaSons why Dr. ~f'lnn and his ns~ociates in that soC'iety should (>xperim(>nt on neglpctp.d ("it)' property. If th"'~~ Rhodp I!=Iilanrl Rtreet Jot!=!, after b(>ing' mac1p healthful, were ornamentp.ll snmf'what nftf"r a ~tylp dE'scl'tberl in thp 1Itpr:lture of the organl'Z.'lttnn, Jt WOuld br an example tor all other people In the nelghborhond to COllY. Beautification would in~tantly herome cpldt"m l ". At any ratr. th~ Fhanty should be torn do".·n .rind the rubbl~h rC'move.l. Thp:\' nrp n clI!,grnc~p tn the munlC'JpaJ~ Ity which Is dlrp.clIy Te"pnnslble for them, I I New :~~T a~~l~~:G~oON:istric -' PhYSiciaTlS,y.;J( ClVIL~RVICE AD~;~ l COMMISSION DR, CRO)VE'S SUgGES- -( . TION. ...~...r. I ."'" Dr. T. ~I. CrowE'. a member or the chl1·servlce commission. pTopo~ed n plan at ':Monday night's meeting or the board to forestall what he styled. "very great danger." The whole object of Health Commissioner Expresses His his plnn is to vrrclude the pm~f=ibillty of any ~o-cal1ed phy~ic1an or only medl,. Opinion For Need of Sanitary cine, not versed in surgery, e\~er b~. coming district phYsician in Buft'nlo. Regulations in Barber Dr. ('rowe is the onll-~ Ilhys1cinn on the board. The other members moved to Shops, adopt his DIan without question. The matter wa.s brought up because elieves there Is a vacancy in the fOf('e of <1lsHealth Comm158I~;o~n~e~r~~~"'i-; trlet phystcians, without an ellgiblf' llst that barber ~ soul e forced to from which to appoint one. Dr. Crow.-: conform to sanItary regulations, therehad been delegated to prepare on ex~ by preventing to a degree the spread of ami nation for the appHcant!=!. He made COJltaglous disea.ses and fOJ'ring cleanIl· a report of what he intended to do in nt;'S8 on shops whose proprletor~ and the examination. He said that he hnd patrons arc not particular in this reo dlylded the perfect standing Into tbe gard. He sent a communication to this following percentages! Fifty for grarl~ untion trom a reputablE' school or surgptrect to the Aldermen yesterday and it ery and medicine 25 for at least five was referred to the Ordinance CommIt· years' practice, ten for sobriety and tee for consideration. honesty, ten for guarantee of faithful The ordinance which Dr. Greene sugperfonnance of duties, three for thE; gests will do away with the uncl~an German language, two for any other methods that at pre~ent prt'vall In a language beside English. number or barber shops, Dr. Greene The whole force of his plan really ltp~ in the addition to the first itPln of the believE'S no barber shop should bE' used word "surgery." ,Vithout a degrpe In as a ~leeplngroom, that towels should surgery in the requisites for appoint. he used only once, and that shaving ment. osteopaths and all other phy· cups, brushes and razors should be ImslC'ians whose practlcl?s are similar mersed In bo1ling water after using. might qualify for appointment. Dr. The use of powder putts, finger bowls Crowe sa.ld he Wishf"d to share the reand sponges is also tabooed. sponsipility of Introducing such n hal'· "At thp present time patrons of bar~ riel' with other Buffalo lnen. including physicians. H~ named alnong the men ber shops are more liable to dl~eafle that he had talked with about the plan than any other dass of citizens. re~ and who favored it, Hea.lth Commlsmarked the Health CommIssioner yes~ terday. "In some bnrber shops they E'loner Greene and officers or thE" POOl' department. Incidental to the dlscu.employ the same hot l~wels elver and sion. much of public intert.:'st nlJoUl tht' OVE'r again. and use "ater from the t nk In whIch the lowels soak, to fill position of district physi~ian was t~elT cups ror lather. This allows dl~­ brought out. ease gprm..~ to pass from one person,s Dr. Crowe salll the pay Is hut ~ZOO a fnce to another and promotes barber s year and incidentals, much less than i~ itch and other dl~eases. given to physicians in any other pul)'i "It a barber cuts a pimple he takes ieee of alum and Tubs it to stop the! lie office. Neverthele~s, he- said, thl' po ~O~\' vf blood. It he cuts the next man, sitton is much sought arter, espf'cialh he employS the same piece of alum. by the younger doctors, He up(')are<1 amI n blood disease is contracted by that In some places there i~ kef'n ('omthe second ('ustomer. This "IS all petition ror the jobs. He saId the hold, r ~w rong and should be remedied. wields )'lluch DOWt>1' and a Buffalo dis .. tTlct physician COUld. undoubtedly, obR _. tain a 'Position in almost any lo('ul hospita), because of the opportunity hSMALLPOX AND VACCINATION. has of sending patjent~ to it. He sahl the Ilo~ition is much abused in ~ome Some In.,,r~.tlu'2 PolO,,, on Tbe.e ci ties, ,,,"here the holders n€'vel' perslInT"'O !ptpOtlant Subj~~',~J ally attend any poor !lati('nt~. Stu;J, S / '2;>".. tA.«..... dents are sent to answer ev~r y cnll, actTh lastfumber ot the Mnrlne He"- ing without pay and for the experpitn SE'rnce l'''ports gIves !!:.OOO as the ience. He said he planned with hiS reIlumb('r or smallpox caRe!' on record In strictions to secure Buff.llo against any the United StU[~S on :\Iarch 15th. .A~ 8uch troublf', The local examinations t health authorities everywhere arc seek- will hereafter, be held under hi~ plan. Jng every' a\'ailable means to stamp out the dil:lease at as early a moment UEI Bad Tenement House Bill • po~sfble. and os they invariably believe I In the ettlctlcy of vaccination, all inforE~ 'ld Go,'. Odell expects nothing mation on lhi!'!! point is of great pracUfro (\1' next fall. Erie County It (..'ul value to nuhlic interest. 'l'he New York "Medical l!('C'ord" for not ,~i the Repu9lican ('olumn )1an'h 22. 1902, gives the following ~ Berlin Boan) or Health Hcguilltions this ~k~ifa Iy Ilrellmlnary 101' \·tll'C'innUon,-!. YaC'dnulion in in. estimate) f ele'"~on r sUlls,.1l1r'i'l Platt fancy, "encwell at the enu of chtJ.lhood, l'enuel"S un Inuividual practil-ally ns tIoafe has be::tl lolt till:?'i d thi};n" a.anh t from Jt'ath from smallpox as jf that ne-ws has even b~n carried to th uiseaee had been survh'ed in c·hlltlhood, "rhltE' Hflu~e. So perhaps It is natura anti almost a~ sar~ from ,ltta('k. 2. The duration or the immunity con· that a 174CJlC\.tl polfticlan such ,1$ til ~ fe rell by \'occJnatIon is Yarh,ble. In Guvern6r s\uru.ld not f(lpl particulurl, man'- iudlvltlunls.vacdnation in infancy find reva~('inat1on In childhood is Elum- dlspo • .4J t~¥fo7,fh\S /"y, or, to ac'or ('lent 1'01' life protectioTt. In n Ihnitc(l It justf~.tAJt;;n1"hdfi1enYlo lhe tenenumber immunity If! lost in five or Alx ,YNlrR, It ill nt'\'er pOElsJble to know with menl-houHe Jaw. ostensibly to correct certnlnty to which cJu:-s nn lndivIdual abuses jn New York and Brooklyn, is helong.~. In the (ace of nil epfdf':'mk. thf'rpforp, vl1("clllation of all who hnve very repugnant to citizens here who not befln vaccinated within n\'e or ,Ell x oppose being Included In It at all. ""ot YC'!ll'S i~ givillg what the lawyeJ'f! cal1 !u\'oring tenpment!i "~th dark rooms ttnd the bC'n{'flt of a. rprt~nllabJ," douht. ~vel'Y onp who has bpE'n vHc('jnatetl In inrCln('y In.uffldenl air supply-conditions (or llnrl chl1dhond ~hoUld he- v8eL'lnntt:d not the toleration ot which there is in thIs les!' than once In adult Ufe• B. The Immunity cnnteneti by v3('l"i. city no reason or excuse-a repre:<c:Ha· 'lutinn I~ In dirf'ct pl'oportion to tlw Uve delegation yesterday went thoroughn('.s~ with which it is pE"r[oJ'm~ the (>fl, and lhls l:::; shon'n wJth ('onsJrlE'ra ble Go,'. Odcll with flccuracy by, the ('haracter and number would secure Butraio's exe-mptlon from ot tb(> re~ultJng :::Cf:lr8. 4. Yncclnallon In infancl' nlon~ I~ not the bllrs provlstons. lIe flatly refused Eufficlpnt wholly t'1 prevent smallpox compliance, Intimating plainly that the nmong the adult population. d, ()""JtfonaJ vaccination haq not proved bill would be appro"ed as It care Rumrient to JH'ot(lct the communlt)- from him. This city doE'S not want teneE:mnBpox, CompulsorY' vaC'einatfon 1~ a ment houses or the unwhoJesome, un .. 1npasurp warranted by..mol'e than a CenMnltary kind th~t get. foothold In tUT)· or experience, fl, Thp mUd compulsion enforcpd 1n ...,Iaces where population Is congE'ste') this ('nuntry hy r~qulrlng vs<'clnatlon, and land Is dear, but "'Ith this npw bill lIJ' evId(lnC'(I> of 1h~ ret'bnt performanre, tllIOn a.dmlsslo'l to the 1lUbl.'" sC'hool!!, greedy landlords may e;hollld ha"('! the hparty l=:Upt)ort of' pnrents and hys)c)ans ~lIke, ADDRESSES ALDERMEN I l ~ Senator Hill Int.nds Ask in, for Suspension of Rules. SJlf'rllll to The ('o:11merd II .\Ionny, )Iarc'h :.!,j.-Wh('n the fiUUtH'O (,OIlJllliUl't,'!ii r"IlUrt favoring thE' :\lcKin .. Jc'y )lo~untent bill reothed the ~pr1l1tc t(,tlny, ~fll!ltor Hill asked unanimou:'\ ('~n. ~t'nt to, it~ ttdruD(If' to third readil1~. .. e~ftt~rs (,rncty Rud Brlll'kett interpo..;pd (lhJeC'tluns, nnd the bill went into ~(Jnl'r;lJ oru('rs. Later, HC'ulltor IIiII Nent to thp dp~k Q nO~lce of hi ... intention to SU~p_ltlll :::e rules In order ,to tuht' the- hill ~.llt III e ~el1eral ordcr h!o;t. 1I(> will press tho mutlUIl to SusPl'ntl tomorrow Th~ Xrilneiuf'r grude ('ro~sin~ ron~ Q'llf>lItlJtI dft,lUlIl!f! bill, whi,'h was rE'pClr~ 11 nf \"f·r ... t>ly 1~ n ' I. . ... '-' 0" •'"IC'lIatfl 'A ' on t lIrf! , rrudlll" ,.. in 11,(,. I." mot ton to tlISlIg'ref> with tl.r~~ \ (lr)o.C rflilort Ilf the rn.ilrond l'ommis .. SluD l\'OS .torri(:'d hy n vote of ao tcJ U and tbt> btU UU\"UUl'M # The ~en.t. took' . Tb S n. re('e~~ until 3 p m / f' dllllte did not et f . . I of ('IIIDUlitu>f'S thi~ Ulor~i'n out 0 .~('pon~ np the ('nlendur t a ~ aud "til tali" 'fhf' ..\ ...... (' I ~ p. m. D IlVIS '. . III 'I) bn~ pn«"d f\ . heir PatiOr,:> More Liable to Disease Than Any Other Class of Citizens, Says Dr. Green, J a l ... I I �BARBER '.. ) 103 SHOPS A SERIOUS Last Makes Favora,b e P on the 81 ll , • MENACE Offenders, ~EAUOFELECTIONS - '1 NEW NOTICES IN CARS, Fair Warnlnl/: i. eiven to Offendersand Hatsler Ap~.ar at Penally for Violation is a Fine of M.ssrs, Adam L te_Efforts to but Too a from $2 to $100, Albany, t House Law, Amend Tenemeo ... , ,. - rODlWt'ft"lal: :. 4 rf'Pf'rt ~(,lIllt"r INI:- . wE"nt hill {()4i1I>", 'd thi~ morninl-" , t or Fl',.·ortb 1.>01 [ewl"ton • ~('nn ..\ cRI I~ W. ~ Bull. Ur. Wnltrr n. (;n'f'nr. supt. ot Pull (', Hf'utth rOlllmlJo'f'lnut'r. . ,W. Thllt •I"" 1hl' lultlf'(' ll(' I\ \\1·'11 :..,::rN '1 tllo "'l"1I w (I't'hetuf'Roman • that \is II Cnt1lO"I" rYl'~ nf Hurt;llflnillH'" in III I stn~"t (,Rrs .\It ' emr propflrty ~n t'li nut he- pns:-ot'd ~H\. tilt' l'itr within n fcow ,lilY!'. 'l'hr wnrk diO<'t'~e nf lllltra o.'~ In flf th(, Lrwh-toll I or .'fl 11ip\lil1J,! t hf' ,'fir" wit h t 111'\1\ WII~ ill$! to llit' OflIW~1 I~e dtiz,ens Of that ('n11111\('1\\'C'cl thi... n(t"rnOOll RUt! two )Il'u',,; Club nnl ,:1... . hare r("n4lheJ4.IJ(~ ('f\piC'~ nr ,'jlt'll not it'll will lit' nlncf'ci in oj· " tnwn, ,!'IJI)!'l" pruH .. tnr s rzu" "'('Iut ' j' \' \.d . lOl nnd"Ah1('nllllll .11.c1('rnu\1I ,." I nIl"i' th(' burl':tU Clf 'In~~If'r IIrc here II) 11 'I"" \ l-,. , I II hkll PA~""(1 thr • jo..~('m ~ird1f).ns .1I II" d noW (lnll' n""rutS tlw lh" l'I"t nil:ht an • .. ' "11rt' nl nor. O,ldJ. <1,llI1t) i r mi"'joDf>r Grf'£>nr is a)I'I) lIpa t 1 th.OlDt'n'.:neDl"hou~e hill, Thp. If'r(> nn f" Buffni{lllian" ",rre t'~t"{lrt('i.l Iw orf' ~!n4 <' 'haD Inri .\.<. .. t'mhlymnn T\>I~ Hor "trIlUu. " I " 'Ce .p,., nlld ~iatt"ti tla·ir mi .. :-;Inn tOt ret"n B· tr 10 from tb~ unnN'e ..;an.' rl~" riC 10, "In OI.'I,oMS 111 1111 pr . ,,", of the pro~:'>t:'d • b t'hanJ!(' h h(\ t(>n('m(,Dt,bou~e 18"" ",hIe. owf'n'r ~ood for )Ianhattsn or Brooklyn. 00 not 'lpply to ('ODditi()n~ (>Ibti?~ in Hiltfall~. rhe Buffalo r(1mmlttPf:" ~nll endt"ft'\'or t) ~('t Buffalo f'nwpt from thp ,whole .1:1w nml il i~ hpliered hy thl" Eru' l.,j)""I .. luton; that it ran be dODl", e,en thOll.gh ~f) P8~.i' tl hill nmf'ndtd at'thi~ late tiny wtll rl'l]uirt' 8 "p('('ial ur~en('r me"-..;~~(' from the Governor Odell Refuses to E)(ampt Buffalo. 4 ,r ,\, nf)u~ln!' .. , Fred"rick A!my, )i. ~\.dam, Dr. Julin 1I. Aldrrman J. rr~or, .\.ldf'rDl,lm Ha .... lf'r. nr, ""niter fl' Grf'('ur and Willi!m Lao"ml: of Bnf{:110. and otb.-r who (111111' uow-n to (JJI~ PO:OOI' the teDemeut Loust' law IUIlI n l.ric! ('OnferfD("p with tu(' (JOVf'rnor t'li ... u'ternoon uml811:keft Ihat be aid them to ha\~· Buffalo eIeDl=It~, UOY, Odell det'lined to COll::ent aud ",nit! it would not he wi<;;e to exempt Buifalu, He ,lZl'I"{'i1 that. perhnll ... tLt' .. mRHf'~t air ~hn(L or fOurt flhollld bE' 1-1 hr ~ fept ana 1""0"01 ~(>nernl ~on,. olh" ,-han;;e>. bllt to thpir 11roposirioll be lraj; tleduPfl1y (tp- Itnli"PK 11\1'1\11 lm:-;itlt'o.;s. tOfl, H,-'Illh ~ '1 ' .• (~fl.'lW 10,; I ,'tf'rnllnl (I (-UIHI111~o.;l()Tlpr • ~ / CIVIL AD ALDERMEN • thut tlwrn !->hnll IH' nn 11101'1" I"'pittil1~ in t .. trl't't l'Ars ill B1Irrlllo. 11111 " \f" 1In!o; S • Hil . HI111 II1Hl tilt' t'ntin' poli('P forl'l· of thu ("It\' bud" nf him. ~"\'I""nl month .... 11:,:0 tilt' ('OI~"~'?n (~lll.n· I'd l'll"""f'd Illl IIrl1intlm'j' lWol11hlhnJ: -(,It . ,.. ( t nnet tlllt" "1)11 1)1(,' 1 t)U1"'l' 0 o,;tr't' I·c~~r"l Ih nthl'r pn1tlit, I'on,1 yuill·,· ... :lIH 011 p. I1nOl,." oe pllhlit- hni1cliul!"h hut n<; ttlt' Pan ~\l1lt'l'knn U'H""f) ',)t'~l1n to romp intn thl" dty nbollt that hmr no Rttl'mpt w"~ 1I1JlClt" tn ,'nfllf(·t~ it, "rhr.n thl" l'~· pn~itioll W.l!-> OH'r nl111 thf" om('lnl~ f't~lt­ toll t" \,n(ol'('p til{' nr,liIH1I1I'(· it WAR J'I"ltlt"d IIllt hr thl"' ('nrporntinn ('ol1n"",1 thnt 11\1' orl1innnr'p ltilln't t-I11.\" Anything nhnut pittinl.! 011 thl' wnll" nr C'f'iHn~. Rnll thot till-rl.rnl',- it mi~ht nnly l-w> mnkitHC n hAd lllnMI'r wnr .. " to ",'tpmpt to. krpp JlPuJllp R!lt1irU'tl tn th~ ~Il1ttlnC' hnblt from tlpittUI": 011 the- thlor. llr.. (fn'("n • howc\'tr, ~nl~ optpnllhwfi thnt spittin~ in I5trf'('t rnnt flhonlrl hr. stnpp{"d, ono h(' nt'('ortlinj;rly c;;Pf"urffi thr pn!O:Kf1~(' nf R nf'W orrlinnnC'e without thp Iit-fe-I.-t Itf tlu' nlll 01H'. und ntH" hr pro Jln"I'~ to !IIII'e th(l' l'r'llinnt1t"e f'nf'nri'("'fl. Th,. polit", nrl' rt ~fl.r til HIl'port him, Rml it is p:qll'dctl that I1ftt'r K ft'w lIff'rnrlt 1''1 hun. IlC'f'n Url""1!;li'rl Rnll fith'fl (rom ~2 lip. n(,f'llnlill~ tn th(l nntl1rl~ or thi~ or (rn!"p. Bl1ffnlouillllH will hul"'P dr-nn t.ln,\·t C'Rf!oI, It t I(>3 ,t.' ____ - gard. IIp sent a communication to this tee for con!-;lderation. The ordinance which Dr. Greene sug· gests will do a way with the uncl~an methods that at pre~ent preyaU in a numbE'r or barhpr shop~. Dr. Grpene bellevps no barbE"r ~hop ~hould ~ used as a f'let'pingroom. thn t tllwel~ should be ueed only once, and that shaving cup~, brufthes and razors should be im- A NUISANCE IN RHOOE ISLANO STREEi' mersed in bontng water after using. The U!iCe of powder puffs. finger bowls and spongE'f; is also tabooed, .. A t thE" present time parrons of bar· bt'r Ahara are more Hable ,to dl~ea!'e than any other class or citIzens, remarked the Hralth Commissioner yes\ terday. lOIn some barber shops lhey employ the e:ame hot towels over nnd over again. and u~e water trom thE" ta.nk which the towels soak, to fill thelr l'UPS tor lather. Thl~ allows \ pase gprms to pass Crom one person,' fnce to another and promotes barber s itch and flthpr diseases. "If a barber cuts. a pimplE' he takPs a piece ot alum and rubs it to 5top the flow "f blood, It he cuts the next man, h(' employs the samp piece of nlum: a.nd a blood dt~ea~e is contracted the second \'uslomer. Thi~"iS a ~ \"rong and should be remedh:d, in eli;:; btl ;'Ilscd, SMALLPOX AND VACCINATION. M'KINLEY BILL HALTED AGAIN, Some '" In'v'-fl.UOK" Point. on Tbe.o "'''''~I pot'tont lrtubjf'Cl" ~ Senator Hill Intends Ask in, for Suspension of Rule., Th first thing that should be done by the restrtf'nbl thpreahouts is to caB 1n th~ II .ulth Dpnnrtment to nbatp. lhe nUISdJu. . ~, ,tng l'ity property IIpJilth Commlsslont'r Green€' ought to take ('ognlza e oC the condition t'1f aLYafrs amI ap y thp. rc:medy without wntlln't' for th 'ormnllty of n. ('omplalnt. Certainly. r,€'llhE'r h~ nor any othpr munldnnl offldal c,'tn make much of a nolsC' about private o\'\'ners neglecting sanl· tary nrrangements when thE" city itself vll')lates the rulps or dpcency on Hs own prnpprty. Artpr llr, Grf'f"np dnes hiR dut)· m this mnlter. ne~Aps the Snr.lf'ty (!lr Beautifying- Rul'fnlo <'an be Induced to lend: n hnn(l. T]wre arc good rp:1.S0ns why' Dr. )Ofann anil hlB that soC'lf'ly ns~o<'late8 In f"Ihould <'It)-' e.·perhnrnt 011 property. IC th"Me Rho<le r.lano1 Street lot_, Mter hel.,e' ..!g;~:..-[IliM.IIolIo~:-:~~~tn,a~lC<l. In ol'f'rs' Cl.t·loption ('Ifill.'f" tiull muldllg r,dlrou,] ('orporntionR r(' IIIlU'" ~ihlp for ll{.gJi~')nrp (If emplo.r{~s \\ 10 11:\\,,1' C'lInrg(> of ,-.;""i1r'!lf'I'I, 1'h,·.\"''''''luhlymnn L. P. Smith of Rnf .. f;sln waH i1I'{'ordp!l t hI' Jll'i\'ilNtPs of tht! .:\~f'Ptllhb· lIour, Oil million (If .\~~emIJly .. 0'.'111111')". .\JI·, NllIith is nn ('nthn· !lill!-o;ti,' u!l\'f)f'l1h' til' ('nnni impl'()\,f"I11C'T1t~. TIu' tilllllH'l' ('()1I\11\ittC'(~ hn~ rf'pnrt"ll thl" Pnttnn hill npJll'nllrillting ~~O.OOO Illflll It l)rills.:f~ rrOllnWnllflll, nt ~{)rth :\in~nrn ~trt)d, / the diEfease at a~ early 0. moment ru; n~ they invariably belt en' In the elJil:3.cy of vaccinatIon. all information on this point is of greaL pruct!4 l.' I vulup- to nubl1c Interest. Tho ...~t'W York ··.Medlr'al Hccord" for .:\IaJTh 2:!. 1902, s-Jves the {ollowing. In the addition to the first Item oi the word "surgery," ,VJthout a degree in surgery In the r€'quisites for appoi nt ... ment, osteopa[h~ and all other phy- sicians whose practtc(;>s are similar might qualify for appointment. Dr. Crowe said he wished to shan~ thE' rp-~ sponsi'biHty of introducing ~uch n hnrrier with other Buffalo men, incluuing physicians. Hf'- named alllong the men lhnt he had talked with about the plan and who favored it. Health Commi!=tE'ioner Greene and offi('en; of the POOl' department. Incidental to the di~cu~­ ston. much of public intert:'!=tt al,out the po~lt1on of district physician wns brought out. Dr. Crowe said the pay 1~ hut ~~OO n year aDd incidentals, much leH~ than I!' givf>n to physicians in any other pub'j Hc offlce. Nf;Yertheles!';. he ~ald, tl1(: Pi) sitton Is much sought nttcr , ('spE'clnll) by the younger doctors. tIp. derllred that in some places there 1~ kepn ('om- petition tor the jobs. He said lhe holder wields lnuch Do-wer and a Buffalo district physician could, undoubtedly, obtain a voslUon in almost nn}~ loral hospita}, because of the opportunity lll~ has of sending paUent~ to it, He said the :po~itton is mu("h abm::ed in ~onle cltie~. where the holders n€\'I'r person ally attend any poor patients. Students are sent to answer e,,'ery ca.ll. ncting without pay and for the expertence. lIe !'laid he planned with his restrictions to secure Buffalo D.b"uinst any Bu('h trouble-. The local examinations will hereafter, be held under hiS plan. Bad Tenement pORslble, llnd From this It Wllulil npJ'lPar that fflr au-#<f' a<po , umber ot the )Iarlne HtlsSt n ce reports gh'eo:;; ~:!,OOO as the pHa nurrb£'>I" ot smallpox ('a~cs on I'ecord in the U" ted :;tu('S on )I~rch 1:>th. As health uuthorll es cverrwhe"'e 81' serkJog e\·er.)~ R\aJlnble means to Iitamp out grare n~glpctE"d :;"1 last '!;i:./ Dr. T, ?IoL C.ro\\"~, ; membpr or tilt! civil-service commisflion, proposed n. plan at Monday night's meeting ot the board to forestall what he ~tylel1. "very great danger." The whole object ot his plan is to preclude the po:-;~tbility at any Elo-caUed phYsician or only medl . cine, not versed in Burgery, ever becomi.ng district physician in Butl'nlo. Dr, Crowe Is the only physician on the board. The other members moved to adopt his n1an without question .. The nlatter was brought up bE"('ause there 1s a yaC'ancy in the forte of distrkt phY~lcians, without an eligiblf> list froln which to appoint one. Dr. Crowe 11ad be£'n delegated to prepal'~ n n examination for the applicanta. He ma.de a report at what he intended to do In the examlna.tion. He said tha.t he had divided the perfect standing into the following per(:entage~: Fifty for grarluatlon from a repulable Rehool of surgery and medicine, 25 for at lPRst five years' practicE'. ten for sobriety and honesty, ten for guara.ntee ot faithful performance of dutie~ , three for the German language, two for any other language be~lde English. The whole force of his plan re-ally lies I f'rtf"ct to the Aldermen YE'sterday and it waS rc-ferrE"rl to the Ordinan('e Commit, l applying to Distric PhYSiciallS·Yx ERVIC'E COMMlf;SION TS DR. CROWE'S SUgGES. TION. Health CommIssion., Gr:;rqeJ>elleves thn t ba rber ~ s [ ourn D e forced to conform to Hnnilar~' regulations, there· by preventing to a degree the 5pread or COTltOglOU8 dIseClses and forcing cleanll· nt'.~8 on shops whORe proprietors and patrons are not particular in this re· rn'fY j',lr in llw ('ilY .ill~t no,; 'loon n ... thf';\' ('1111 'bl' luinll'll. tnll11~.1 oml 11ut ,IU P I llf'C'. '1'111' New Rule Health Commissioner Expresses His Opinion For Need of Sanitary Regulations in Barber Shops. ~ ...,..~'.- ~pf>{'htl til 'ttl£' . ' 'Ti\. ~('nntf' fioanrc .\Ih'anr,.,rnrh :!~l.- I'n: oDd rotrct to lu .. tr'ldl'll to ,'nfon'I' tlH' Jll'u\"blllllli IIf thh b'~ mOMn .... ('OllUlllttPl' met f l . '. 'Iti\:inJey IUOD1l fltl\lnltl\ ~. 4 heir PatiOli:> More Liable to Disease Than Any Other Class of Citizens, Says ~ Dr. Green. ADDRESSES ~llll1ln).: In thl~ I'ur Iii l'foblhltl'fl h~' IRW, anel Is pll II 1141111 II h' 11,\' Il tilw (.! (rom ~~ 10 .1l1(l (or (.~\t'll tltr"lIlo1l', f',lll"t' t'm,'prs I\rl" MUST BE SURGEONS, hi Hou~e BIII. - ' 1 E~ 'ld . Gov, Odell experts nothIng tro I1PXt fall. Erie County It not the Repu~ltcan l'olumn Q!'Ik~ ea y preliminary ll<·rlln Boanl ot Health Regulations this for \'"l.\.:('jnatlon. -1. YucdnatJon in In .. estimate) t ~!e:"-9on r ult_.1ii0 Platt tUUl!Y', renewed at the end or l'hildhood, rClluers an inuividual practically ft!-l Kale- has be,t! tolel t~? d th ,un!l!~aAft11. front death frOm smaUJ,Jox as i( Lhat nE'\\"s hilI" even b n carried to th dJBe~l!e had be-en 8un lyed In chllc.lhood, ~"hite Hilupe. So perhaps Jt Is natur~ and ulmo:-,t ns safe from ..l.ttucl<, 2, 1'he dUl-atllJn o( the Immunity con- that a l~rtlrJR'!t1 politician ~ucb as th 1 [err 1 by vile Inatton is \"urhlble. In Governtir ~~Id not feel partiCUlar!),' 1." Indlvi1Iua:s.v<lc,cinutlon In Infam'y to aCcor hurl revaccination In ('hlldhood Is ftuffl- t!1_PO'~ t~Y9r h\,s Jrlt y , cipnt fOt· lire prnte('tlof'l.... Inn lImitNl It ju.tf~ (AUment!fiien 10 the tene· nurnbf'I' Immunity Is lost In flve- or fllx )'cars. It Is Jli'\"e-r possible to knuw with ment·hlmHl law, ostensibly to correct cprtnlnty to which r18~S nn lnilividuni abuses 1n Ne\\-' York and Brooklyn, Is htloJ1g~. In tha fnce ot an e-pldpmic. thrl'ptore. \' ~cl"lnatlon of .1.11 Who hnvp very repugnant to citizens here who Jwt hppn \'acclna h~d "'ithln fi\'e or .six oppose being Included In It at nil. !'ot y .... ars Is giv!lIg what thp l:lwyers call favoring tenf"ments with durk rOom.s and the 'hC:l1fltll o( II rl'al'ionablp ,louht. Bverv insufficient air supply-condit ions for: (Jnt' \\ ho hus been vaecinntpl1 In Inr.ult';· nnd rhlldhood should he- vl1('dn(1t~d not the totero tion of whIch there is In thI S les8 than once- In adult IIfp, 9 01. I 3. Th€' Immunity C'lmferl'eo~ by YU(,l"'i- cit y no rea~on or excuse-a. repl'espn to.· '11tlon J!'t In tllrrf't propoJ'Uon tn tlw live delega.tlon yest~rd8:r went b~fore thnroughnPBS \lith whlch it is pE'rfol'm~ Go '. ot! II with the reque_t that he ('d, anf! this Is Ihown with consIc1el'ahlEi llccuracy by the character and number would I:>ecure Buffalo's exemption trllm r lbf) r~!Iulti :]g' scars. the bill's provisions. He flatly Te(u •• o1 4. \"Q('('inaUnn 1n Inlallc).' alone is not pumdent wholJ~' t'l preve-nt smallpox compliance, Intlmatlng plainly tha t the nmong the nllult popula tlon. btU woulci be approved as It cam/'" !i. O"tfonal "arclnntion he~ not provf."'d fmffiC'lf"nt to protect th~ com!llun!ty trom him. This cIty does not want teno. :8mallpox, Compulsor:v- yu."<"inatfon J~ a ment houses ot the unwholesom~, un .. mea~Ul'e van-anted b:'o""-more than a cenR sanitary kind that gets foothold In tun' or pxperJencp, r; Thp mIld (ompuls'ol, enforced tn ft> laces where population IF: congest€',f tht-::; ('om1try hy requirIng YRf'rlnation, (Ir e\"l(lpnC'~ of ft q ref' .11! performance. and land I. dear. but with thIs new btll upon nrlmlf;:Sio1'l to th(l. pl1b~:'" ~l"hooll!'1. greedY. landlords may malntal~ should have the hearty 1I1Jf'J)ort or pllr- ent. and hyslclans nllke. I �104 A"OfAl" IN THAT Will ASK fOR MRS. Commis~ioner ~ants I powde r· Puffs and S pon ges 1 S REM~Yl $n~l~~~ fOB A f GOODWYN'e:S, Prohibit ed-No Alu m in Vl. ermitt d. Service CommiSSion PfST-HOUSf SITE CivilWill Wrangle OverHer Po. NEW ORDINANCE 1 V J!,oN+BARBER SHOPS. DANGER IN ~~~ER_SH,OPS. Buffalo's Health I1n Ordinance Requ umg Snn:. ' tary Precautions. \ K. llealth Cgmmf~~Ion('lr Gr(:ene or But'-! fala is u nt" of lhos{>4 who beHeve tha.t b arber .hops .hould b~ torced to I conform to sanitary n·gulaLions. therebv pre ven ting to n degree the spread of conta.gIous;; disea~es, a nd forcing cleanliness on shops w hose proprietors and patrons are not particular in thIs re gard. H e scnt n communication to this ft'ec t to the Buffalo nlde-rmen yef'terday a nd It Wo.s r/\te-rred tt) the C"lrdinance com- The Board /. l.Jj;::--dl Spt'r I f rom the News Bureau. L ALB ANY, March ~5 Dr. John H. Pryor William Lan.lng. Frederic Almy ~Ind , Yo A . Doug-Ia!')! arf' herE' to protest against certain feBturt's of the genf'ral Tene-rnE"nt Houee law amendmEmt~. "The objec t ionable amendments may be all rlgh t tor N f'W York ," 5U td Dr . Pryor. "but they apply to Butralo, too. and we don't want t h em. "One of t h p amendments I have in mind allow8' courts 4 by 12. anot h er permIts' be-drooms In old buildings 'with no co n nection between the bedroomB and the outside air, , Ye- don·t want suc h prIvileges in Buffalo. '\Ve don't want But'falo converted into a tenement house <'it}'. The Senate last night p8s~eu Mr. O'!.{alley·. bill providing tor th~ 1m· provement of Buffalo River from E \'a nR Slip to P.ck Slip, and the O·:Mall.y bill transferring to the ge-nE'ral fund Cf'Ttn!n sum~ a{'{'rulng from the sale of wa ~t'r bonds. S~ NEXT SOBD~ YOU WILL W i WHEt ~R.J~~~NE HOME. Tcml1'll'. in this city. today is of th\; cornmeTI('emenl ot thl' ninth ann'ual reunion of the Buffalo cnnp <! ra n d Warden: \ :1. Charles '\'. Mann, a2f1; Jr. Orand !\ra~h:'r; John 1.. Broth('r~, Hflnlth ('(Jmmi!o:~ i o ner " 'IIIt"r H, nr{)e-nt' l'ptlll'nNl th i! mornillJ:' from ~\ I· hlll1\, whithE'r h{' wrnt on T\1(1!>oodn\' 11' n",,~u.;p Iht, omenulllf'nt of tile tru(';lWJlt hllll~I' bill "'0 1I~ to rf''Ilul'(' th(' winimllm I of ~'f)urts or ~hRft!'. Dr. (;r('pnp i~ hl'llIb' ('flu\"inl'(,ct tl.J.nt it wuuld h(' 11.IWi~E' !>oo,i1.(' I".d, Grand }.1i:ls!I·r f,r C~rE:mOl!ks' ~lart1n JL Bh~t"t:hf'r. 3:!d. Gr.nntl Captain ot th" to ullow ~hnft!o; !o:lllo ll rr than ,'i~hl ),)' twplYf' fl·(·t in siT-p, nnd hl'! npp(}~('d fll'Y llU1pndmNIt tfl the hi1l ~'hi('h would 1l1I!)\\" SI crtlary; ~oh:1 lHaIl'om, ~~dt nnmd T)'. l C'r; Jr)hn \\. \\ ;llk'.r. 3:!rl, OI'ganI:H' Jm- lIH'Ul III h{> ('nu~tnH·t('(} ",wullel' than ~hnt. nr. Urc-pue ~ajd thiM mornill~ thnt 11(' c1 ic1 no t think no,'. 0(1,.,11 would flilIII t!tfl hill if it ~hf)nlt1 lw ame-ml f,tl in 1l(·('o1'll· Rlh'P with t he- de:-lirt's of t h e !'if'1\"" York ~(>nH'nt hon~e owner..:. J57"III G.Jard; Andr"w Shell. !;~d, Grand Hospj. t atH; Charles E, Markham, 3Zd, Urantl r Palmon: Ludgf.' Quar- The work \~ill embracp all grades trom tile ft h to the Hlh InciuslYe, conl.'ludlng at • p , m , wlLh 6upppr. T u{'sdHY ('v('ning Palmonl Council P I'lnc('s 0: Jl'rlHmlftm, will t'onfer the nc~ t r enth lind stxlt.-'£>nlh gradt's \... ith the tol- 10\\ Jng offlcPI'!!.: Georg II . \\"onlll'v. :J2d. :.\1. E S P G rand. Master; Frank T. Gilbert: 3:!d, d: H. P,. Dl P1.lt}" Grand ,Mti~ter "Tilliam l ~ie ~ lI r!Tjfii§ rIIno btr IItUtII Orbi: I II ,.\ f\ C)] 1( ~ rho work In lhl. h"dy wiTl be"ln at ~d)luere et~"fCl.Q U f ~*1i6it'ft"lIn" 7 31) p. tn. promptl)' . .and w111 con:--l!o;t oC I 'l " t he ftft('("nth gradt'o Knish' .... t the Ea~t or Sword ((rom (hf' (nd oC th.~ ('aptivlly 1In- I til the Instant of the hufJdlng or the !:ice· 2:( f b In I.... b . ond. t, mplo.) Sixteenth grade Prln,'. of 11 en "'a 'I e~ @efllnb~eltl;. J '{g"lern «(rom .unrise l1llUi mldda,..) Cl:ommirrar~ SDr. ECI!!'. fJ ~"".,e t h T fl':("rntion ,,"rnmittec will mt N nt nJl.t r· .. ! "--~JT.Tl-""""'~l lo"m-j'"''':1 l' ('mplr- til RrlN thp candldalN~ anI:) 1'\ J.J'.. 1-1 lU Imc.::Do I U11 'r F rtnl'fS ~rl)m Oll't or town. Thls'cnm,;'lt '"U~!\~ ~\CU U)CJ.U~a..\~ln~ J. a "t.'i:: j ifrln<~onEl·;·tSt or.th~ rollowln" prlllrr'~ "n ~no'/'nll£uo\j \3IUl(\\O!U~P ~U]ll'~ '. as us: (. h.nlght. 111; Rob{'rt C i:! '1!. .. " ' TSI1U'. ~d; n",r". I.. Drownr. Jaro <1'1 03""" U3nnCU <l,U!! l!j:lllPlCU1)(l r t('rn, (harles F. Hi~hoJ'l Thomas ~tc • '1.A:> "'\ .. B UOl D owell. Horae. A. ="obl •. ·Edg"r.B J~":111~t10a.n\1l UI #!nll~UU.. G U3!Pll 1 ,,' t ~tt. .\ . Opp<nh.lmor. Il"rry II ~lool'r. IllO . 'no .£ ~\lUOlllln u'll'jlXll lE"Org~ TUclKtl In, \YJIllam lIengf'rer Uan)U 0.\ ! c' OrK" ('linton. George R. natrhoU: UlI ,In '~\lOJ!j:l !10"~j1llJ.1ipl~ U~a.U'uUUJ aT I(''' 1..,'" Ah"lI. W!lliam (' ~twm'ln ••" . . ' InUDtu ~I-hn T. Gard .. ~ewar'l A Simons. 1",'ul;1 '1)(1 Plq n£ ~OCU1~ ~OQ, 1~q,0 JOIll~ . M ' :~~~~!~ r'~l~I~·.mAl!po~i~.~dj~~"c;.I~~i!~~1 'unDgtjm01q lltv9,4 131~la. nno ~01:t.1 ~) Sba r • r . f loyd ~. Crrgo. W. Ecl~ar Wool. 1 ·1~a.U~UO JOUO 1." I Y AI,,"',I .. f. Jf'nn,lle""8, I':c1ward h": l'~m(rv I eloon 0 TtrrR~v. Thomas K Boyd: Will. '1~1l01Ili Q,un ,nlq:I]l1Ili ~~ll(pln .1~g n r u" gh I ! ]);:;'.~tyIlUll:r'~Ih~. ~ IJ.r.i~~· ~~~~!!~',!'n ~ ..• ~Il ;i010t1t1)u uqU)OUj1)(l !j:l0Q, !JlnD9,1ll ~ htlt. 'k! neorgF"C\nk · w y o ••. Wnll.m 11 -0·"' ~ll1JI"I(W Ull ""lJq'll!P~ Q,un nlJ.u~l .u C'n ~s K l· ...,jt A:,dT"t" ....... "'" j'"J. W • '1:', • * • u c. Sh!'ld~. at'o \\'. "ol",'r. Th~ma" p. n umbrella . I <lIn\ !JlllllllllOlno HOII Ul.1ll10UU <UDu '" ·'n/uKn~,f;r~'n7r~rg..1 ~ari::i\t~~';,~ IlldnO(jl~n UDIll ,!CU 'U~IUDla.U(s 1~'1~)1 R I. R,'\' r'~'lrl .. 'I F·'w,pr. ('harle I 110/nlU U D\U~jjunu'lq~g; 'a.U)Onll.& F un nell .J..1me"l \ nnl·(t":~, JOf{'l,h l. ~... .. "t' . un 1 tt:\ . Ullnq U3rplU jgv£ Hill Hq~!l U3~ " IV _ 1 .h,a.,ll" ... l " - _ _f "No doubt you would like to get that $50.000 and buy the site," said Mr. Bu r- Iless, "There are a the city who 'Would .. I just want to some man in the lot of oth~ r men in apprecia.te the job." say-" Interrupted rear, walking for- ward. "Sit down!" satd Mr. BurgesB. ":\Olr. Burge~s ha~ the floor," !atd th e Mayor. "I'd like to ask Health Commissioner Grcene If the present ~lte 19n't aU rIght," continued Mr. Burgess. Dr. Greene said the site didn't maka much dltrerenoe. It Is a no>w bulldlnlr that Is needed. ~o one opposed the bill providing tor an Is"ue ot $100.000 In bonds to ral ... funds to abate the Ohio Basin Slip. George Chambers spoke In fa.vor ot: th& bill. Mr. Burgess opposed the bill glvlnlr the Mayor power to fill by appointment vacancies In elective city omce~. Nobody els. spoke on this bill. The Ma.yor will announce his decisions r nnu3 bOU eU jl t. lSuIT 1l1l0torbntt. Inonl, '4. Antlrrw Sh£'II, 3211. Vol. Grand Almoner * \\"Warn Palmt'r, 32d, Vol. r "T", Inter. berboten. lIotrhkls!;, :)..:!~."I E.. St"nJor' ,,'ardl'n. G orgp. J \ niger. :t!d, :'.1. E .• Junior • Or ~nt1 \\'lIrIJt!Il; SH.mUf~l Root, 3.1d, Vol. G rand TI"t!a 1HE'r; Charh.'s E, ~larkhnm n 320. YoJ.~ (;rand SC'crctar)<';, Edwin p' n S ar8 ...... d. \ 01. Grand ;:\1asler or Ct'rp. Grand M.a~t('r of r';nlruncro; Pe-rsian G!ldrds, ['dlmoni l'oun('11 Quartette-. Mayor Knight's hearIng on the b ill authorizing the city to bond Itselt tor $50,000 to b~ expended on a alte tor a new pest house drew speakers to hls omc~ this mornIng as a molasses barrel draws Illes. All "'ere there tull ot buslnes!lI and overflowIng 'wIth talk. The opposItion was. heard first. The oppo~Itton consisted ot James Burgess., who enltvened the hearIng with numerous Im.lnuations and charges. "r r<,present the taxpayers," said he. "and am ~trongly oPPosE"d to adding to their already beavy burden by this new bond Issue. "'There I" a scheme behind this movement to acquire a site. Some .. body wnnt. to ..II land to the city. 1 Ion ye I t on good au thorl ty that the moveme-nt Is connected with a deal to sell a ~It{'." Re.ldenL< ot the Eighteenth ward In which the pl'e!-l;ent p~sthouse i~ loca.fed. a Hended the meeting In strong rorc .. to spea k In fa vot' of the hili. They want to get rid of the pre!=ient hnuse, as it depreciates the value ot propE'rty lin It" noighborhood. I Among those who fa\"ored the bill were D. V\rin('he.~ter, Ald. Georg-a Zoeller, Assemblyman George Rueh l, Justloe Thomas H. Rochtord. A. J. Sigmon, John Wannamaker, Adam Elsaes ... ser and others. "Give me the $50.000 and I'll agree to furnish a ~Ite. A. fine site ('an be Qb.. tained tor that amount," saId Mr. WinC'heSlE'r, punduating his remarks wit h blow~ on the l\Iayor's de~k with hla I 33<1, Grand Orator. Samuf't Ruot t 33d Grand 'l'rca::'\lrrr: Almon H. Hoch.bUfh: fl~~~l liunrds, l·te W illi ng to Have the City Pay a Big Sum to Get the Ho use Out of Their W ard. ) I He Says He!' Doesnlt Thi nk Gov, Odell Favors the Amendments to thjl Tenement House Bill. 1\ta~onlc 1 he SCenl' FAVOR It ~. PEOPLE NOT A TENEMENT CITY. Buffalon\'ans at Albany to Ur2'e Objectit to Proposed Am endments to enement House Laws. FREE T hrice., }-Iote'nt nr.and :'IIasler; )lorrj~ llcnRon, z:n. lJ. of T. [I(.p. Grand )lastl't', L awrenl:c L. Hammond. J:!d. Ven. Sen, . ~ ni2 EIGHTEENTH WARD I. prohibited. All needieR, (orceps ,!nd other metal In~trume-nt: mUAt be uomersed tn boiling water for at least 30 sf'conds llfter each ~eparate use. Alum or other Rubfltance URed to stop the 110"" of blood ~hall be used in powder or !luki (orm only, A penalty o( not leAS than S:? nor more than $25 Is pro\'lded& The rna ttt'r wa~ referred to the Comm! ilee on Ordinances. ~ flltit(lry. The work today will b~ rtrst in the Pa ltnonl Loug!! of PerieC'tion lin~ I$tItuted :\Iny 16th, IHri.) from the fourth t ~l the fOllrt(>('nth grndp. The l,tfli'el'S 11 n': J osC?ph Fowl(>r. 3Zd, Will iam Burgess Says Somebody Wa nts to Sell Land water after using; towels shall be used but onCl' before laundering. The use or }>('Iwd('r putTs, finger bowls and sponges. The o rdinanc~ whkh Dr. Greene suggeRts \\ III do away with the unclean e t hoUs t hat at present prevail in a number ot barber shops. Dr. Greene lIevf's no barber shop should be u~ed as a sleeping room. tha.t towel:; ehould be u sed only oncl'. nnd that shaving b rus hes anLl rn;;:on~ should be imin boiling w:tt€'r after using,! UB£' ot poWdi-'t' puft'~ finger bowl~ ~ IIponf{c;:t h; nl~o tn.hoed. I I At t he present tim,.. pau'ons of barber shop :3 urt') more Hable to dlReaHc than an r othe\' cla~s of cItizens," reo mark~ th e h ealth ('ommiS$loner Y~P~ terday, .. I n Fome barber shops they employ the same hot towels ovet' and aga.ln , and use water from the In "hlch th~ towel. soa.k. to fill cups for lather. This allow~ dlsg erfl1.t:J to pae~ from one person's to another nnd proJnote.u barber'~ and ot her dlsenaep. co It a barber ('ut.:: a pimple h~ takp" .. piece of alum and rubs it to ~top the flow or blood. ' It he eu t~ tile next man, e mpl oys the same piece of nJum. & bloorl disE"1l.SC Is contracted by the cu stome,'- This Is all wrong and.: b . remedied" ./' ~ ealth submitted to the C1utr~ thllt ~havlng cups. brusheR and razors 8hall be Immer~ed in bolllng mi ttee (or consfdera Uon. ~ 0 Aldermen ycsterdny n proposNl ordln'ance regulatlng barber shop~. It re- ~ T D OWN TO BUSINESS. sition Next Meeting. ~~ 02 THE REFORM ELEMENT SAID TO BE PROTECTING DR. SMITH IN THE INVESTIGA. TION NOW BEING MADE. '1'11,.n Mayor Knight's Civil Sm·lr.. C'Jn ;,m: !.' on next me~' ~ it wlU takt u ~ t he report of the committee that mad. an Inve~t1gatIon ot the method and conduct of the exam1natlon for aS3i.st.tnt ntE'rcQJJtile inspector tn the Health De partment. As stated In THE TIMES yesterday, the committee recommrllded that the JIst be declared null and void. its report reflecting considerably upon Dr. Chauncey P. Smith. former Cilil Sen'ice Commissioner, tor the Interest be I~ alleged to ha"t"e taken in one or the app!!cants. lIrs. A. C. Good"'yn who ·was apPOinted to the position or assistant mercantile in~peC'tor. If the Commission as a whole vote!'! to reject the report of the committee, then the present list will stand: but Ir It votes to adopt the report and resolution ot the committee then the list "'Ill pe thrown out and a new examinaUoD held. Sbould the report be adopt~d b)' Ihe v,·hole commission, then the qUr.KtiOD arises as to whether l\[Nt. Good")"Il Is a~slstant Dlercantlle inspector in the Health Department. It is unden;toOO that there is a rule somewhere in the Ci\'il Service Commis~;ion's 1i~t of rules which provides that when unfatrm)~' II found in connection with a~ eligible l1st ot appHcants tor a posItion, that the name of the person "'ho has ben n~httullY entitled to her po.ltlon .~ favored can ue stricken from t"~e lI~t, also that, it any unfairne-::-5 is found in connectlon with an appotntm~!1T, [hat the person who has bet'n fa. vored tn [~!' appointment can be remo,'e<1. In tl e later case, how~ver, It seems to be more a matter for the courts. b' While no direct charge Is mad. ~ anyone that l.lr5. Goodwyn was t8\'orf· tn a. way so as to give the ot~e~ a~f\.~i cants an unfair deal, if the w o. e. ut Service Commission vot~s to thlo" 0 the list then it is not unlikely thatG::;~ action ''''Ut be taken to ha \'e ~h s. ther wyn remoyed-at least until an°a.rk_ examlna.tion is held. The!" J[ her n~ her Ing ill the new examinatIOn. PlaC'f'~\"fn • t the top of tbe lI.t, .he ,,111 be ghe the position. But in order to , everyone a square deal It is tbOUgh~ al~· other examination f'hould be £". However, the present ~ligible li:-t,/~~~ not be thrown out WIthout noll) those persons whose names are noW on tbe 1I.t. r g but. But-and this is an interef. m " :t too-will the commts~ion vole to hrtr~t the whole list? It Is kno\\ J1 t a '111 least two or three of the member~;lS~ but It. Is said some of the otlwr co IUl ml{ ~ioners will oppose it antI tl!~:I:n those from \\ hom the oPPo-. c !e(;.Olne win be one or two who \\e: eJ"S lected to be Civil Se-I'vit"e comD'I!"~~nthe -not by Ma:ror Knight-but I Civtl Service Retorm .As~odation. wlIl T e $30.000 ".,110 hill to p1l1'('hn s o tl nf''' site for nn isolation hospital is not m::mrl.ltol'Y. ~ if the bill IwcomC's :t law, it dOes~-l\&f nE>ccs~nrily follow that honus will i~~uE"d (O~D;\' ~mC'h pnr~ puse. Tht, ity ;ilr('n~h'1!- sHtlwrity Commissioner to hom] "'~.t~~lf for thp ~dioll of n l1('W Councibtlen ·I natl'uc t btlildi'.if Both brn~b.s ot the COIU' Ward to Proceed. mon c..uDril hn'f"e 'I'()le9 io favor of thf" d adopted .l Th" C'ouncllmen yef't pr a~l1 Work'! pl'£'s('nt ~it{': tbe Jjlth CotllD1b~ion('r rp~oluuon instructing Pu h:l~'E" plmn" bllA rppentedly tes' tHBE lfiWc- IS not l'omrnl~sionel~ 'Yard to . blcl!C tor tlu,\ f'liglltest dangcr'trom such no in.,t'- drawn 'and to advel".tit;e tor Thi!l ~c· l~l111din~ the ne'.... p€"!o'th(\U;~~ Comml!l tution to residents of the In('nlity; thpT(' lion \\'a~ t{\kpn becall~e n tbat hI" i~ ~r(>nt douht whether another ncces~iblc ~ione-r told thl" ('nuncume'llbOUt ern' loeati,")n could be secured within thr ('oule} have the work done \\ i tructed In City limitR: the huilding at pl'e~(>Dt u.q('d playing archttect!-l;. The rommissioner wa~ n~nto a cOD'if;. disgra.cefully inadequnte tor the put"- an ampndlnpnt not to E'nter the \' 0' po~C'. and there is impernth'c nee-tl of till! tract for the con~truct'ln afore Il\'.tll~ ne'" buill· new bop-pita!. In ,iew ot nil thl',se f:tc ts at.d hospital until the p Ible. It i~ b.;>lI€'ved th~t t ~tructIOr. t·)· it i~ unqllP!"tiounbty tho duty of th~ Com- lng w1l1 be in course 0 con~ mon Council to ~E"t down to husinE"s .... next fal,l. ~ k wnnted the mAt. Councdn~nn Kline"r-: k h$("1U~e. be, nnd order the pInos nnd !=iJlE"cificatilllls ter lal,l o\'£>r tnr a ~ bell '.vork!l bA' ol!,!:!'pul'ed without further delay, ~ Ral(l thE> Boerd of Fu (' nut r{lrnhad'R too fre-e h3nd in gl\·~~~t~. Hedth I1lls~ion~ for plal1~ t l ) ar~~~~lared, 1t<'l~; 4', mn·,;sf.loner Grc£>ne, ,. [0 be rn'd (,vcr, tha t t he pl~ns \\ eo. e eX ense aD \\ Hhnut (ln)" addllilonnl. liE'~ uP!tlitI when (~ol. \Yard waF> erE'ment. he ('orrot.uratE"li the sla Id CHlnc'lmnn Stoddart tet po,rE'~ent I" lated h.1 "i1iplta l i'~ unf':rn,QS" tor the Y -"_.,,~l1 . tilt :1 n. 'YO struct u re PLANS ORDER ED FOR THE NEW PESTHOUSE. a ':,"5 CIsar �MA BITES DOCTOR AND MRS. IRVING P. LYON woundS Inflicted That Cause Them to Hasten to Pasteur Institute tor Treatment. AAR R1 1902 .... QU q:R. DOG OATOHERS TAKE THE BRUTE AFTER A STRUGGLE:. meanttm~. Dr. and ~lrs. Lyon wltl . t tbe ,.,'ell·known phy- takE;' treatment In Ne'w York. I1n Street. one 0 " d his wife are Dr. Lyu~ h :-td intended tl' take the s1clans o[ this cltl. an . I n do~ to til£' Gratwkk Labora.tory In about to go to the Pasteur Institute I High :::HI'er·t s{'v€'rnl days ago. and did , New York CllY to be treated tor in f3rt, stan for the labtlratory on this wound~ received ye!lterday from t~e ml~!-iJon. On lh(" way ttl the laboratory te th ot a pet (ox-terrier that Is e' 1./ the (Ilig &lll away ,from thE;' doctor and de~t1Y atrllcted with rables:. bit anolhe.I' dog, "hleh likewise was a. ~Ir5, Lyon number~ among her treas· fox tel'fi( I. ures a :;uperb [ox-terrier called Thl:" tl':'C'lor then took the dog back "B bby" that tour weeks al:;'j) \\ a.Fi home unIt made enquiri£'s as to whon1 blt~(>n by a strange dog and ~ince that thl?' ath\.!:.' (log t clongeti. He telephoned time the animal has been displaying to Dr. ErJ\e~t 'Yende. and tnld him pecullar s ymptom!, what had tappened. Dr, ""ende called Ye~tt'rday tbe lillIe animal ":E'nt tho!'· at thp Lyon home and after treating oua;-hl;' mad aod creati'd b.'lxOC In Frank- thl.~ doctor nnd hl~ wIre, advised them Jln Slrt'E't among ,>ther loos~ canlne~. I t~) t8k~ nl'\ ('hanC'e~. but tn go to Npw 1\~hen ~Ir$, Lyon attempted to r~~traln I i' ork :\t once nnd be treated at thEl the animal. it attacked ber furlttu!-ily, I Pa~tl~ur In~atute InfUcting a tround in the hand. Health <. I'mmlj;l~loner Greene was It W8~ tht'-n recalled that Dr. Lyon notlfit'd the ca~e la~t nIght, He ~ent had been blttt'n In the hand by (he dOg an in:::pe<'tllr to thp Ly'On h,m'H~ at I.,ncs about tvur days ago, but had paId nil to ~ee the dog, The inspector ~ald he attention (0 the '\\·ound. not b~lIe\'lnS' was not ~ure- that the dog bad the it $erlou~, rabies, but Dr, Grf'ene ordered the dn~ A~ :toon as the dog attacked and In- taken to the pound, The other dug jured :\Jr~, Lyon, the dog catcher~ were WB:;I Bl~o flt':cured, and today both anlsent Cor to take the animal away, mal~ WE're taki'n to the pound. Both When they arrived thl~ morning and anlrnal~ "i11 be ciu!'f.ely watched tor attempted to take the animal, a lively some tlnl('~ and an effort will al90 be tIme [oU()wed, and more than ft!tQ~n mad~ to fint! the canine that bit the minutes were consumed In endeavoring Lyun pet. t o round up the mad canIne, \\'ht:n do~ ha"~ tit€' rabIes they show " "hfn lft'S. Lyon saw the animal f'lgns ot nl;'rvou~nC!il!'. are cross and being forcibly taken away her h~art shUn watE-r. They ~nap at eYen'thln e melted and ~he became very hy~tencat. that ('omes In the-Ir wal', and aftE"r a It I!I teared that. otber d"g!t have short time- are unable to C'lo~e their been atrtlC'ted vdth the rableg b)" the jaws. Th~ L:ron dog ha!" shown some Lyon dog, and that serioUS results ma.y ot the 8)'mptoms, and thl~ morning Wf\lII tollow. unable to close lt~ ja W~, It is not poslThe fox terrier will not be kf11ed at tlvely known that It 1~ ~utferlng trom oncE', but tbe tact wHI be pro"en, tt hydrophobia. but a thorou~h examlna· po~slble that the animal has rabies. In tlon will be made. Dr Ir\'lng P. Lyon ot No. 531 Frank-I the I ur I I 1 I ~ CASE;.PF SMALL· POX. rHE fIRST ~ASE -rIW~~SI • or RABIES REPORTED DR, LYON AN~~~~ ~~~~E FOR THE PASTEUR STITUTE. ( Fearing tba, they ml"bt be ,ul!erln~ e , .. atC'hed thpre. On the wa He and .Edward Rflmp}' tl\'enty·n.\'e or Xo ~\'t'8l to;IKhteenth strl·et; Archlh·old )'Ir.h. 1ntfO)', h\E'nt.t·-nlnp, or Xu, .cO.l Broad· way, F lu~hlllg. L. 1.: J08rph O. Connore, thirtY-five, or ;0..:0, ~i:! ,,'ei't "t(~et. and Tony .-\nabtno. (orty-the. of No, 8i Mulbf'fry "trpE't # II NEW ISOLAT ION HOSPITA L . th t'lln('iles uf tlw Commoll C01llH'il w of U e;itl.'. Health (~OOm~lsstl~~p;a~teul' Institute. night notlft~ci .. TNme was la~l th L' anll this morning both e }onf' dog and the one h bl sent to th~ pound wh e t WE're be Wat('h€'d \. rr ere th~ cases will find t1t th' J n e ort 1~ being made to W~"TR-';:;;- tho eity I\m~ ~ fin OcaIP a hoor,ltol ...! ot tb ls ("Sty. too n11l('11 df'lnr. hur rh(' mniu hcen hrrt toforl' Ihat tilt' mnt· C''' hos 11":1~S hp.~u rOIllLJIif"'ntt'fl h~ llis1 ,ott'S us tu "lu·thC'I' tim Il(-\\' imHltlttll)1l ",Iumlil rl'IllU n ou the l'l'I~:;;C'nt lo(,fttilJl\. 01' nU()tlH r Kitp shuuld he fonud. In \"iI'W 1, IIi iJ('{,11 f'l'w'ry IHances, " aft t t)~~1t di n Such (,ir('~n~_ i~~~~rl~tfos and hp w l ~~~~ tbYk the town \\ 1M Iiib th ~ r a Re 80) "th atnow Undf'rlitand h 90 hat aft Pttt'r hoy. t €I 11M .. ernot 111 madp t I 0 Oro('~('d il ~Id. ill fln·or of lhl! ('I'el'tlon hospitul un tlie pre..; 'u t Thut qUfl",thm mn)' thneforl' II.~ rf" ott'lI 1U]£, Hea GRI':""E t ! ' K~OW U kpd eorDOratlon~lo~er Greene 'haa (Qr a n onlnlCln on 1 lounsel Feldman ml.e-ht a r lee In th Pg-al QuPStlonR which ot a Qua ranti n e e ;\,[>n t oC thp lO('atlr.g ('It\' II mltft D r G"SPltal o u tsldp th" a n Instance n repnE' 8aY8 ther,.. o( th le k 'ndo ~p('ord \\ herp a hosp t I~ \"ot~d i~olutinu UP ~flrc1('d OH H,ttle-II. :\0"" 111" :o-ooll(,I' nn tlllf·lluat.! husllit.nl IS pro' idrt.l tl) take the pItH'(' (If th,> Jlrt'Rt'nt Rllti'\lUlled :HIII t1i • Gr~(('l'fn 11l:1kt>~hi!t the l)ptll'1". Tlwre r'r dog, rI . ne("ord-Tb~re I;tOn 5 orne lnakJng lnqui 'Y ' .... hom lhe Other dog I 1 I as to Dr W d Je Qnged, that' he en '" was ('aIled and ad"ls~rl eo I~ret' ret~rne~ ~~~ The Lyon~ dog Is ~hQwl ~YJnPtom ot rabit'I' today. ng \l a r c h ' ,. TTV("'O~' -h"'o II ~hat. Instltullon and thought It coul~ ~~~a~oot~rrhtox terrier. 8'1 D eath •. hundrt-d fles of small-po~ Bnd twent~·~t" iJ deaths from th(> dlst'ue wl"'r(-' rE'port~ to the Boa.rrJ oC Ht"alth during 1» "month ot )'Ilrch. nurlng th~ lall t"'~nl)'~Cour hours the [01101'10·Inc r~lSl·.s wpre rpported: Fr~da Luhrs. t';liO months o1d, :So. !!06 Kingsland a\·enue. Bro"klyn; Alma ,,"I.'IUman. eJeven; Hubert "·aUmlll, three. and Emma '''ai1m r.n, iwenty~~I);, a'i 0: :';0. !3 Xewell street. Brooklyn; J-o!lephlr.o 1.A>lth·r. torty, o! Xo. ):j) Fd.lr~ mnnt ~trt,f't, Quwna. \nUtam )lurphv furt}", <It X r). Zl Bo\\'f'f'Y: ,,'i1Ham ~\rann: t-le\'clI, of Xo. ::34 East One HUndrt!(1 .... nd T\\"t'ntl'-~e\,t'nlh street; Alleon X P.l.lp~. tw ... r.ty-two. or Xo. 1.1-1 East 0.1 HuncJre<J a.nd Tw~nty·tltth :(treet; John )1('Kt·o~. thlI'll -I1Jm', ::Roose,·elt H08~ plta1; ['rt'f1el-Ic1( ;\Uller, thirty, Gouverneur lio. pita I : )'U c haE'1 :Murray, rorty~ two, Bel1f'vue Hosvltal~ Jl')hn Lc\·v. f(lrty·toul". of X'!. tlq \Y">-S l F'QrtY~Ire:(·­ ull.I Rtr~t: Jrn-t'ph .'} ~'Iull('r (hlrt\' ot ~o, 33 Sixth 8H"'nue: Roaert' L.lurcr, f11~etP.('n,~o( ~o, 143 \Yf..'>~t Thtrty-,!C'cond !ltIC£>t.: <"lnn"nc€' Rampy, t\\'('nty~nlnp, I IN· trom rabies, Dr, In-ing P. Lyons and wite of No. 621 Franklin Street, leCt Over th! Empire State Express over the New York C'entral today for treatment at the Pasteur In~titute In ~ew York_ For some years Dr, Lyons has had a fox terrier as a pet. Last week It showed ~Igns of irrltabiilty, The animal at that time turned Suddenly on the ~f'mbers ot the household and worr] ~\ta~i~:s~h for every one to be careful , . e l=en'ants rE-ported tha t a ~~Pf'k ago a "trang~ dog had come Int.o e yard and bit th~ Lyons dog It ~'as feared that he had rabies and h~ '\as .cIm'P1l:' Watch"'d. "'-hile thlR "~tch "as belOg kf.'fJt Dr. and Mr L; ODS were btttE:I1, This was on S;t ~. day. Then th~ dog was taken to ~~. cancer laboraton' and watchpn ( e week. The doctor was connected ~'~l u. T~' I ~I~r::("r(" lin uf Ul1lcit.'rn ~nJlitnry lOptllO-l thC'l'f! is hr· hm"u tft hI' 1111 ,11l11;;I'l" \\ hntll\ I'r 10 rl!si· Ih'ulli JIl thl' \ I.... illit.\. nlHl the uhl,tiUl(, "IH '. hnl1~"" is ('\ J'ttliuly :t llti"'UI)Ulrr. to ('x tr·1I l III 1\'111;1. CUUlulis!-'Oiollf'r "'Ill'll \t ill lUi\"(' plnllti prC'IHll'I't.i without ('XIH'Jl $l' tl) the dl y for It ~rO\ll) 0 f I1111'Il t • . ' • W":fi 10 <11"1 ortiuncc< tnth the Itil'ItS of tie Il t ." 011 1'. / l lh:lt I ('ohllnn· " • ll~n1tb . I Itl Uil~JlI'~'1 1~~ f'ouUulaision~r f"f'!rupulsol v fll\ 01,- o[ thll,t Jf tho )tcC'ntJ~ Im... ln tho total ('rlldr~'rt'{'(l t tlUlt It ~'iI1 til Ihls :-; ~u "" emall.po," '''lib oli tlilQ ~\lthll ('uf'rntillu or t\\O .dnl1~r (il'~ lit '(>r('~u tu IIcaltb Commhli: tbr f>'i:Ilt'rll'::~~ loC"~tl::"ll~-1 ~I'''I t hufj. nut Ileeu 11'it'll I n.. ous, "h·) ha Tto hall h~~Ul)IU. .. ui('('JUOtlIHl, hut to (.U:1 It \. tn 11111t II· rCH'I'-.e. )u1I0,'u1011on or 4f.'!'iO.lliIl1l ". h(>1'11 in ff)l"l"f> 1u I'u I l't ~'t'~1;1 hUUll! \'11 .\"f'ClI K ull,1 th .. y ~til1 ~h~~~' t~~ l'W~ -Jill\, \\ hh till Ul. _ III 1.~ a 1'0011'01801)' .1\' .11' eDIlNl'll llUlklul:' It n mlsrlE.luH"IlDur ~.li~l !'oi Itt II.., hr Jill! auri imprl!ilu;llIlt'nt tOL' 1.'1 U~ j IIJ.; to hI' \llc'c'ln:ltf'll, hUlUP(1i t'l t lw I'ntol'c'N1H'lJ t of I bls III \\" Fn ~ l Y W JIII' ... hncl lIU \'phlrmll' thor' I~ ~h!ln,d lO ~(inn~. ],I'\:"j7· :)~·':m 1'I1I'tlt'Ii tlrr H,:!.H or I'Poplt', \b'lllu III l\j);J··li-!.'t),""". tbpr h'u.l ll:)~ ut1Wl" I'JllIklllh' th,lt "lIrt'h'll ott ')O·O~..j' Th I' n ftc')' 11.lItI ~'!VI)r'IlI."~ i \I1Pc·.InulIUI! c:lnhll;d' th~t tll~ fo the !·P:'iIthHlll1. thpl'(!, ' U .l~hl uur.l IIg;liu in l.\o(il tUol'(' ~tr1n. t;~nt h\l'~ \\(>1'1' 1'1l8!'lf·cI and ~nrOrt'f'(', whlt'h "onl.i, It tht'rc W:t~ UIl.'· }Jl'ophylutk \"irtul".~ tt~I~!hll.lte t1(, ."IUi d11 t' r Iii \ urdunrinn hn\'f- lUud!' It tUft'rlr impn". hi ... f'~I' 101U1I1I·))(I);. Itl ol.tolu til" !t'ut thot . IIg, J-H1' nil that In It-,jO.'i1.';:! Ow,," h'1I1 ('11 c'rJl.I"llIlc' thnt I~ftrripll ott 44.""'<1. 'wbilc tll!' p l)lIIl:llfuli 111"I'PI11'!(>(J only 10 pf"r l'COt the' Ih.'ntb l'ult, Ill('rC'uN'c1 lIS 1l1'1" rl'llt I~ 1;00 IthSl11"tl tl) ~ar, lu the (i!I'C ot tb(':-;c tC' tllrll.', thllt v:wdu:.lttou hns Mn'd tbon8llDd~ ot lhu:, that tllp lllflrtallt", would havf' b","u ~1'(,lltt'r 11111 tor nl"('lnuilon. or tbat tb,. ~!lf1l8 n"I'rlle from tbp- UOY1H"" hlRt,.d r~i'l. rlIlUUl. H'('ln~ thnt In the first dflo('llch' wbf'n hut fc'w. (")D1PtU'tltiHly, 'WE"I'e YIIC'cin3tf"tl thl' mortalilY was not Due·thlrd at; Kre:J.t I in t11(" l:t~t ,y11('n OYcr no per ('rut. ot tbe Infllnt pO(l11lutlon lind re('ph~pd th(' h('n('tH ot Illp :-\t:tT(> f"lldownc·(I l11"O/lb r IIlCtIt. In I Run tn, l1ro(('~~or oC hyglen~ nnrt m att"rl ft mNIJe'n In tht~ rnl\"corl'fty· ut P ~rl1ga): R a ft o· latll. with H IlUpulatlon nr :!.S4J() lta ll l ,:!W r I. 1· raH'r :\1chol:sun o( Ihf' Broul('v Coton llu8f)itul rt'llllrt" .J:$ ,'/1!'O"S lit ~mall'llO:i, 1H f':I~(,R ot smllll·pox; ( : lIol'ft:nnl1(' )llIp u l'ltlou :t,,-,un. hllli ..!.:~nll l'8!-11'~: ( ',llrnnl: df'l .loil in l'lluJluen f, H clhwrrl(> nnd 13 mndlth'r!' t,,",l pnpulRtlon :1,;00. haft 1 ,:!UI I "~Hi('tI-: l'~ J'llstrn: ot th~ c·c'lI11u('ut (n~('s (1If"11. All bltt,l 'bcCIi nil, l,opll1:1tlnn 1.1~''U , hart 4::!1l I'.l:"ol'~: :\la ,.I'1'"a· ~.I'('lnllf1'iI nUll lhl'f'~ rC\'Il('('luntl'd Ill, J'nllulat1oo :!.;,oo, bild 1.;1V1 N. "S ; tllp. II I· In Iht' I'ltt1llton Ilo:-:.plttll (1t 171 ~mRlI.('ox tI ... \"lIhJJ!" fit LDPrrll, poplllallnu '",q O, luttl I.A.' IlIltll1lt8 lIin hnrl he('n YlH'duatell. Iu th'" ('8~f'~ tu ou,: ru("Onlb~ f't'r111::::l1s'. t no, In n nfO M~tr(lJlI'lItatl .\s~·l11m hf'(W('l'n lS1{I IlItft tulllltb had .Hl em!:p ... populathlu 1. «". I~ lit I~"''' , O\1l fit ':;';~_;'i' small'POl: l'ns('l", 41,CJtH lAun. popUlation 1,4)1111. bnt! ill ,lPRths ; ," ot n, ~ ht"Cn '{'ndnal~d , In l .... jO t)lPrj' "'He :n'. populAtion l~.()OO. hall 410 rlpnthB' F erIa t I. ::' 10ft (!,.t fHnull,p0l: In Ru,var!:l. ot wbll'L population 4,;JoO, bad :!I)n tl"iubs. ':O; ()rtlno: 2'll,4_u (IF U,l J,('r ,'('ut, b:ltl het'll \4l;C'dnaU'll. populutl"n n.lo,. bUlt :;i O dpilths; " :1 11 ( 'u no, lOft mue'lt dl'l H"'\'llrJ4 1~ Ill) htrg .. r IbalD POIJuilltioo l,tj()(). batt 1:1:> f!patb,,; Vltt ()rlil. ('lUI' n\'{'r.1\S:I~ :-otntl"\ and as (hi' tl(~t'OH~ rJ~i'll Jlopuhttlon :!6,flOn. bart ::,100 deaths, ( ' 10 th('[{' with pt'('ul1:lr ,·iuil'IlN', w,. tll'e In. ']"ou tothc 30ythloJ.! wors .. hE- fore rbp In n.'n· l'UnC',) to lIf'IIC-T" thKt 'llt'('inntlnn wn~ nflt tlnn or "H('(,lootlon? ..lncl tbe POP UhltiOIl Ilt II 'l'r, fnod pr"llhrh1l..,til' In tbat ,'HUll liT_ th~~e \'iIIaJ!'~8 Is perf ert1:r Y8t:cJnRtpt1; th @ )0 Id l' t \. Sl'pms thul It ls one nr Its cblef lornl lutbol1tlp!:l dp('Jup that vRl 'cina tlnll I'I'oblUle ~N, for nCt,,; ('ORI'h rnl(1 h ... tbf" \"UI·. had b('tu 1ll'rtnrJUI'd twlc(' :t Tt·UI' In thp. ('lmttofR, lilt "'pirl,.mk tollvwt'd lln·lt thp ftr:-.t most tmtb.!~ctory wanner l or 'UlIl UY y enr. tl', I ootl'n('( tlH' dlSt'IlSf:' hud Ill'f'n nll'C'lnAlI'd, "'JI>n lilt' pl'at cJlld(>mir Hl'tlck tbe ('lty bl1t'li, 1~7J t!trot'I' \\','r('O l:!:!,(WKI '{'fil'(, uulNt ft~r80n8 \\h~.stl!,('r('(l f~'otn HlUnl1·pox In En$o!lnud. ..j.? (It Hunu, 1111' Url!-t nnnu'dn8trcl ('alit' to r'Ut' t1fOlut ulllnht't -1:! In IhC' chnlDologkll1 In l Si::! a la w 0("· W H~ p n~sp d in .Topan r('n· cIN'lng l""ft('dOlltion C'OIn pu\sorr. h u( un lug to tht' ~rpHt mortality nr ~mn ll · po:x the 0'·· d. r (It th,. ('flsr, At f'ol{lJ!"n~ tbt' tlrltt nnT:lI" Ilnnt .. tl (')lIn' \\US nntuhl'J' 17=t At !,.plgoit;<; I ill' fll'f!:t Ull\'M'IUllt(,11 ('USf' was olllllhcor :!:!4, nnel at Un.,ml.,y. CHI'.\' pt'I·...on nllul'kf'd bud l('J!I~latln' cbnmhcr JlH~s('d n1.lnthpr law In 11:>.1(.). wbl('b wude rp":u.'(>tnlltlnn t.'Ulll pu! sory f'\'E'ry rhe tl") ll'('\'PU ,Yl'ars. In p 1Jr~1Ittn ('e to 1I~('1I. YUC'l'"lIUIH·t1, Hilt what :Jhout Ih(' hn· I this Inw. hetw('en ],'....j 30rl IS!}:! no tpwpr n1clllnie rl!sult ut "u{'!'Innlinn'! Thl!" Is thl'" tban ~j,4.; 4,:)70 YLlt.'I·inntlons , rl'·ntr"C lna tl(lUS aud r('·fl,,""Kcrloutlons took phlC'P , which II',:.}I t hllt1·mlu·clt"r. tiS thc' ltI.c:ht JlnDorabl(' 1l1f".IIlH tl:at shout t wn·t hlrtlil; o f thf" en rlrr 1 ,hrd "lIttou r:11h~ll it .Iflr-r u("srJIII: thl" rro, &Iort of the UnJ'ftl ( ~(101mb"l('o to iuyestlcate PUIHlI.ltinn lit ,lapot}. ulrendy well T nccl na t~d hl· th.· Inw1\ ot 1~7:!, Wl're re.YB('cluat('(l or tl:1I~ p(f('f·t of ", "llUlliou. re.rp.ya('\'Inatell withiu :1 pf>rlol l ot s t yell It ''"0 (011 lid tih\l In ]:! yC'ar~~ ()"f)m 110,"'1 Yf"ur,... It do('s DOt sp~m pi)!'s lble tb at the mm;l t., l .. :r~. Iha.r I .-UII rhihlr<>11 dl~1I (rom tht· t.l'(]f'nt pro·\';lc-t"inbt I'ould dt: :.; ('r 'f ~ mor .... rfltet ,,[ \'nl· ... lpHtiou I ... nllt fhnl ~urudput For "I. that, durln;.t tb~ !'(',. pn :re~m; V"",J to mnkl' th~ rlnDI· ... l 11f'1tI"'er in Ib ... prndkf' ':I~ thut \'oltotrr lo;o;t :;~,!I; !l Cr llU) timn l1 ·pux. rail a haiL tl) ti.tr Illlthllll! of fhp tbt)II~8nd~ whtl(' 1!\6. t i i) I:fmall·pox l'l\sC'S w prf" rpportpd "ho htl\'f' brf'n dl,tflrmt'd Ru.l crlml"'d lor In v l!'w M the abul'c fnf't~, w h erei n Ct,n· llet 1 Tb~ .\1\11 \"an'lnatJnll I."llgllP to 11)Qklng til' {'\"hlplIl'l' to pr(>:"o,'nl to thp. Xl'w t'1~tc:. Ihl' uIllltT ot T4c .'lnntlllll~ ' ''«,uld it 0·01 he won' in~ic'a l for tbr \ ~rk U gi!itut1lrt' fnUII,1 Ilpnrly :~oO C"ltbl':,\ State to Pl'otlt by the f' :q.prlf'nrf~ of thoFe fir .It'nth from \lwt·lnntlfUl In thl'" t'ultp,", who hI! \"(' gl\'f'8 thp prlll' l iI'l' :l fh ornutb :--tl1{('1S iu a \f'rl' abf,l"l tlnlt', wbtl-It prohR\I\y I trlnl aud fount' It 10 l'e flE-I'fet' tt y 1I1I1"'1ps5 (or "118 Hut OU\.' U'utb nf thosr kllll'fl 11;\' It s;:'oud, while It Is a grr o.t nJZ{'nt tor hUM,: '1'bcl"I' wus p]l!HU 1.. 1I!f'fl In ('tllullPll, X, J., ,lIuo to gil on kllllu ~. malm l u ~ an" tortur· III U i,.w Ilay... l"rllhahh' tbtlt wn~ m(II'C 1 tOJ; Utrl~ Iunol't'nt:o; uo l l! no ou tra ged tlOpU' thnu PH'I' tire, I III that "C'itY from smull· IB~'p ri!'.l' up and d~mllnd the (,, 1':-..; :1.lIon o( '0;,\. :\(lW the> pro nJ.f'f'iuulluut"b 15 Wllk· ""1:'11 barbaric' praetil'f"? Or hptt ('r s.IIU tI~ all nulIl1h'r of e"cuo«("s, hut tht' rh:~ht OUf'. 1 Cur lIu'lr c1pnlb; that tbe oIWrnli('n W8tot not ollopt the hili prf:'~fonted by Hnn . .T. K Patton to IlroTlrlp tor & comm15~ lon to In I'ropl'tl)' dout', !lr tbat tbe ylrn::! WU~ Itllpur4', "It' "bnt ft ~lIhtt'rfu;!"~ ,'·bo eH'r hUH!l vhllgatp th,. "nine Q f \"l.H'l'1n athID, autl to:clne-, l'Ot'I'oJ)Rthy ond otbpr al1~l;'f'd pro~tr' ot IIUff' luntter't ~" nne- ('uO '''tf'llh:rntI1 InHks and to l"Ppenl t;pdion ~ _'(~ nud _'01 dl'u" tbat yal"lnr \Ims Is 1t:o;£llt tbf' prullnC't at C'hapter t)4i1 tlt t hr la W-to o r 1 ro. whlcb tit ,iN'a)' or 1Il'<"'U(' thUl J.;. Ilrudut'ell h~' tbe d(>('olUpoJ",ltloD. or l'Ptro':1'Ild{' tnrta1Uorpbo~ls Vo'ould glyf' 1b(' toit'!lOClI ehll dren u rest uotU otler the rt'(,ort or the ('ommb~lon , . ,.( lb~ tis 11'·s nf tilt' hody, It Is lIut a lIltll! 1111Y~I t.: lA~. l'I'mtl\'l'd frum at'solute rottt'un(>tis. This TODg onda. )IR·'cb _3_ 1._t_.____._____ b,1nlt' the- ( .let . (he In~('rtlou ot ~lI<,h ma' "'tl nl Int.} thl' !h-jo;,: tl,.;SI1l'·S of alHltllt'r P('~­ ~I)n I~ a C"ulpabJI! oet, anti nnthlnJr I,,!'os tb'.. 1 the "ontnmlualing nnt! Iu((,rlh:u: or tbe lJ'ldy ~ie ~r llttcrn. (It that ludlvulual with 11It11:o. loatbe:-nnw, poisonous 1Ulll('rial from wbkb be :--... ldolD l I 1 IC ,.,., r 1'.~.lIn. the (orIller lo'e~rtty oC hody hut I... made l!llhlc to n Tnl'll'lY ot 011· 1Il0n" I'u"h ,.","pnl.lnn to <ontrad dhe...' I, '" ontrn~" lInalug"u. In It. turpltllde '0 .1I(oroed d"',"u,·I1<'r),. I will guar.lUtOl' '0 tala' any '(\'('11 huy In the cit~· ot Cnmill'n aud ,onrIC" hi_ .l'In wl,b n onll. nod ,ben rull him hi till' IIlud nnd no bttnn wlll rome trum It ,0 lou~ as ,bllt nll,ty. rotten. O'l'tie matll'r I, 1<01" 'I\,ay Crom blm. I unl'l>$lY I bt'rl' nrc hnnllr4?'rl .. of {lc>r:-.onH In ('amd,:u wh .. bave ul" •• I,m' uC lhe 'kiD lUll'" larger tb'llI tbo,e fl·'lulr.,1 tor .ncd Dutlon, "hidl rf"('('IH' no attt'ntion not! wlth'Jllt the I.'n,t hud ,·.,ulr. Th~ Rnl'nl Rrltl~b Counnlilslon (In tht home .to,l· "rI~11I at 1'8cdn"lonl. III It • • ,. Mu.ti.. 1m "sti~at'on ot this subjeet, dr· ol ..... d 11. u"e'tultaenl tl'rlU, tbut \'nl'<in" tnuu (rolU YllC"t'IUt' vIt·us ga\c no immunity trom .",.It·p", Inf.·.·tlon. Allwrlt-',ltl A~"l)dnt1on ot rbJ!:iI('!fl:0~' 0' TIll' It, lor\'llng h.l,l at ludlanapoth In ,S!l6. I'r.l('uh'd n I'rl'o" npjlo,ln~ ...,mjlulsnry ,n'·· c'1u:lllun, ~oml' SIlI'g:t~lIn~ goln,g sO far as t~ nrrnlgn tho,e wh,) l,r,,1>' 10 'l'OIanrtlu~ "on'pul'or)' n, .. duntlon as premedltntlng n·,ifd,·r.. 11 !':nJ:I:mc1, thr lwmf' or Jennpr, hn~ re llUl' .,,,t tbe 11I",dkr Hwltzorlnu!l d,'manded 111:' IT)1I'1I1 ~;( t'(I11;rlUl.~Ory YUc<'lnnllon. IIY.ft \l)ie iSanitiitlloeamten f}aoen AI[tern • frt.f'" rot a It ern faIT en tb edt un b emen "1en :0 Aroar ift be r !patient bie 23 ~ alj re aIle lebt·n.'1"0 e O'nna ro rumer, .... ef"'e t'n ber '«' '" I/oJ U/ unter bern !namen ,,(raftle !Blod" De' fann len ArOBen !JJIietf}s!aferne an !IIlH, Iiam (blr. roobnf)a ft roar. (i "" 'Ie er, 'I\. I' fra nHe, roa r itrT. !Brumer bei finer an "'adem ~[be. in ~"- eftoroan. a roo"n. tlJ ~ ~ 11 f)aften itamilie auf lBe[ucf) geroefen, be. f" f ",. b . b' ".. ' t"t a ren un J\ m er, rote te ""am a - ' oramten nacf)triiqlicf) aU5f\efunben, bie !IIlI'nbnod-n "atten. l"'>ffen"ar t' l"t ""1 rf.· ... \. &.J '!...) U U lBrumer bon ben S!'inbern anqeftedt roorben unb bann entroidelten fid) 'oie !IIl in b~o dm an if}r au lB[attern. (bie be fin'oet fief) nun im O uaranliine' 5jos~ i tal, un b in bern !Blod, IUD fie " e, r;1mb f"am mtf'lu,e ''' m to ol-/nt .:o etoo r.~ ner Ar ., ft b b' !IIl r. "" r 1 m t nt . ~tt te 0'fnunA U • ;orumer ' ~, I' 'rate of tout" ttl OUI'; (.ermany I\ud Hilly 81P fumJ,9tr f 'n'orhlllJ.{ III hnvt' tlH' In\\ n'l)t'"RI~d, "llllc It :.,.0000 l:l lrtt tn tllC! Cnlled ~t:ltr~. t'onshlL'rrd tb(' r1l10~t t'1I11s:hlPllI!U lIud III1('rol ('Ol1ulry 10 thf' ,,"urlfl. to f'oforf'f" :lJld Ii:('('ll nllve the old tpot ben. ~O>----- INSURANCE MEN ATE Bnd !lItrlulrolls C'ustOll1. I t'ollfes I nlll lit n 10:.:; to uud(,fl-'itnnd hoW allY Iwrsou ('(lI1f(':-;~lng coutldeo~'~ ot the tl'IlI'llln;'li or sl'ptk('mlll ('ould ('\·cr ~I Yf'; ('IIUllfl'IUIIH'f" to thC" hlootl·pt1lsunlng ,.'ro'T!i~ at tb e Gene!Je e . or \11l"illntilln or bow nul' ~nr~~.)n wbo \1' lI('\'l~S hi :t:"o/'I1!>ls ('an (l,'ltbcrat('ly pour "I pti,' mntf'rilll tuto {la' hiootl, rl'b~ Life l'Jl(ll'rwrltefS' AS"soc in tion \\'In' one who will not TH'rtonn tbP. ~lm4 plf' t ·,.ur~k,'ll Illler.Hlon 'With01~t ('\'1'1..\' prl'- 1\:('stern :'-'\cw York lJ.lt1111lt'tctl a t tbe He n.. (' ;:1('(' Hotcl last nlJ:ht nUll 6l'Ternl ot the 1 '1;,11111 l1!:nlnst s(,\IIit-f"mln. 1\h.o wlI1 Hot CI~'H" II II l.cllI. Ol' t'TI'n YIl.'duurf', "Jt1\OI1~ tlr.!lt memh rrs malle Spc('cbes. .A b ou t i li "Cl"C ... bllla ot1' till' ~\lrflll'f' llC tIll' Ilrm "ith 0 10 ;ll~illrl'I'I.:lnt tn!lIlloll. nUll pll~S Ih(' llf'£lull' prl'scnt, \.ic\. rlDltn ,r. ~ , ~\ tlalll t'po.~ ("O n " ~'I '10I' C' , I ·trUtllt'lIt thl'oll,:h nn all'ohnl Hnnlp. to }It;1 li Of PTntupnt ··11 0\\' ~ ot t,1 fll'l It .. ~~I;It~r. c't It hf,fn1'l' \1~)lIJ!, \"111, 111'1Ihf"rntel)' t', 'ge 'I HUUl";l h,H gd\'e d OIun uJol;l11' In t t t b ... I ollt('nllJ (If II tlUppPl'1ltJng ~or(> Into I l~:'l~1c ' Ch n.rl es 1' . • ·orton p oke 011 "l.:ruml s Pl~' 1I10.u1 (I ( u It nUIJY lU'l'tltlll, Sro(,Ul!'j I1 ttt'r l y ~(lI' Y ',:\o tl '!f :1IHI O th l'l' P rom1 eA. aD11 1 \ ] <:1t'If'u t Ii) mr. 1 I1tI~r MhN' ('irc t11 u· ll ... ;"lth Commlssl crn l'r Ort'e n!! " t! , .. ke on iI~f'l llr~ thf" In"'I'J' llun M !'iudl !'f'('tj(o llI n t r rll1l 'r •. t ~,~r lh t! rttt 1\1 \\ llllltl lip tllllo\\ I '~ h,. the n t p,.rl~ \U(,:J liIlI"N', slH'h ns cJlIlfnhlug. ~~O~\"ll eu t1U I~(' pal'tM �~lICE, DOn SPIT. r- CHR IAN S TIS DIES STOUTLY REFUSOU ./lR. ING MEDICA~ HELP fMR 8: 1902 Crusade for the Enforeemp,nt of the Coroner Called in to Determine the Cause of Death of Miss Clara Rich Barry, Member Anti.Spitting Ordinance Beof Local Scientist Church. gan This Morninl;. I.",OMMr~r.CIAC; SUPT. r BULL'S ORDER. REFUSED TO CALL A PHYSICIAN, THOUGH AGED FATHER IMPLORED Hearty Co-operation of the Police and thM Rochest!'. is tl) .-..:~ of nn· t111ti-{>l:ve<"t(}.rl\~ ~ Health Departments-Watching for Offenderl, In the front parlor on the .econd flOOr 1!I'l_~. conductrd by the Roch..,t<.>r Company. There is a city or,Uprohibiting spitting on the BOOTS of C!IU'II or oNler public places, but it J>eeo ~lIorced, ~.id In fu('t, it is th .. hffith b"urd which pUH.ed !,1"'1.~biti,:e ardinan<"p did not introd lIne should rVl"r be colk-cted trom ne 1MB, it is s.nid. l\"a~ merely betGre the public the desirability precaution in spitting. jIPtIl,rhlDatei,r. tbe people ,,-bo are 8('tbe 000"" at public .... hl- aubttitutes for cu~pidors are by tb.. deli .... te bint .. printed notice of u dead lotOI'~uce, e"en "'hon a red ero.., is 8OCroes its fnce, and as & evil bus .... UJJll'd proportions ICJI. mo ...ed the .oul~ of tbe street to indignant prolest. E\lyS :\lnn"Bger ::\ich'.,.!"IId'!cror arrested a man "'ho 'Was the aisle of ... rorwitb the juke noxlou8 weed, hut wben the m;"'ll'a. turnC1l over to an officer, the mused to u""ept bim lUI a prisNlcboll cou.:d not imagine .... hy !Nd not tuke the DMln j " eUlioa)... he is going to look inlo ~~I!."I~a~ ~itb tb"hope that theconduclors ,,",m l\'ork togeth£'T to prethe ea,..., ear. which the company ia han no opening behind the .'T" de,.. '0 ""'hich quids of tobacco or and cigarettes can be by m.... n. of "'bieh men who them to spit <'An the-mseives without mot'ing rea. platform, When tbe old ears Btted up in this way were torn the shop rubbi.h C>f aU 9.)rts in these Teeeptnele~. The ComDot wish to Ossume Oll ngresagain t all of its passengers, tH'ls that ("ompnrati,('lr few ot a ... guilty of tb .. babit "'h;cb it is to break up, but for tbe pr<>tecbe-tter sen-ice ot all it is c1()sired mueb co-operation as possible be to th.. conducto.., ordinanC'£'8 BIZ:tinst spitting js enforced, as It lUay be it )Innl'IIl"h,oll". threat is carried ont, there amusin~ sc('nE'~. In :'\p\v had a hard-fougbt ,truggle ,,·ith and are con:S'idered to have hHt, One judgc, atter fining a for an Off(,OSl' of this sort, !old Dr,iSOIDer tbat the rhanc.s were good day .tb" COllrt himself would be for a ~imilar offense. time." rt'markcd tbe learned exof the law, "I'll wnut to spit and forget to go to thE' re-or platform. Then be iu tb~ Raine fix YOll are." week fifty pet'sonR 't\'('fe' arraign{'d court ot !ltpE.'cinl S('~SiODS in Xew clty, "<~hRrg(>lI with spitting in str('()t The scene in court wae ludicrou~1 I ;~':"::~~:I~~; upun Borts of ex('uses wpre mnde by the OUE.' YOllug mon saId he T~ sworn off ~moking cigarettes ehpwed tobacco to kcE.'p from to bi" form.r babit. He had in llis m01tth "When he w('nt <"ar. and s<yullowed ~ome of the This made him .ick .nd he decided would bE' wiS(> to spit. which he was in con\C:equence arrested. He to go, on promising that he neithE"r smoke cigarettes nor che,v ~t,:~t~t~~o~~r a jt'o 1"ot the other prisoner!> Were loose l\';th warnings. while thE" were fin.d ~ .ach. All were told caught again they would be- gh-en a ~ or a year·s imprisonment, or I B.ocheste-r ordinance which was Into prohibit indiscriminnte spittin~. has i>eeon enforce'(]. is ns !o110l':""~: ORDlXAXCE XO. 37. OrdlDance prohibiting ('xpe-ctorat1on In plaeel Dnd pravldlog a penalty tbere- board ot bf'altb of tbf' city of RocbeeY•• ordalntl as tollows; No.1. Xo person sball expectorate ot an,. strf'E't car or otber publlc building, or on aoy sidewalk ROC'hf"s(er. 2. Any penoD wbo aball noprOYiBioDs ot this ordlnauce nay a Jlpna1ty of two doUftn. Thls ordInance abnll take et- ~~~ ./ son, It Is only a tew days ago that a related an IMtance which shows to what ex treml's this C'hrlstlan Science fad hae grown, H. was on a ratlroad train whlc-h waa wrecked. A man and his w1te were all cut up, but theIr llves ('ould hRve been Raved with ordInary remedies. "\\-"hen the surgeon tor the railroad company asked to be permitted to bandage their wounds they refused to let him and actually fought 111m 0". H The n Ihey procured 80me telegraph blanks and telegraphed to a Christian Science heal£or tor what they te-rmed the 'absent treallnent.' 'a'baent treat, h d Be-fore i d ththe bl d t th ment Isa absolutely arr ve ell' reason e 0 dea . There no to the (!hr1~tlan Science theory. It Is a tremendou. take and the enoner It Is ~ ~tamped out In this city tho_ batter." From (,Ierk Schneider ot the Board ot Health it was learned that but tor the fact that Dr. Wende had an ordinance pas!=eo a tew years ago requiring Christian SGlentists to report all Contaglou!; di~eases the recent epIdemics of diphtheria and smallpox could not have bpen checked as thrlstian S"If'ne~ has grown to such an extent In this city that many ot the victims ot the~e contagious diseases were treated by Christian Science healers. ot the neat frame cottage, No. 478 Pearl tdend ot mine t d d ftn.d l;nl(>sR you want to be arrE'S e An • dOll"t l-lIllt. As n rE'''iult ot a C'onC('retif"P bE'tt\"f'~n nt>oltb ('ommis"lonf'r Walter p Greru~ and HUllerlntt"u<lC'ut or PolIC'(' 'W, R Bull. the b f'Rlth dc>p.lrtmpnt v.'i11 re('C'il'"(> the cordial al " a"d ·upport at the poll(,e tor('c ot tbe U " dt)~ in th{' enforcement ot the ordinance ap:nlost spitting ln strE'{"t ('a[8 and othrr public' t'OOH'YOOCf'S, aod on the ftoors or otHce I II (' pia .... ".. hultdlnlr"f', hutels ao d ot b f'r PU) The ." aC'th-p cru~ade tor tbe enforcerupn t of th(" orlilollnl'P bpgan th18 morning ){Ofllt -A elr the !oItre('t C'ar~ havf' now bef'n t'Q,u IDP"-I 'llb Ih" noll"e" rorblc1dln .... £'xpe('torat I00. ,~ , . " " nnd lust olght ~uJ>t. Bull Is!'urd a ~{'npral ordf'r rllllln~ upon thE' poltre fnrl'e or the entln" ("lty to arrr~t ,"loin tors or tbp ordl nanN'. Thc> ordE'r Jl'lstlE'd by tbe !uJ'l{lrlntE'o~ drnt I~ IlM tollow~: Street, II ... the dead body of :.rlss Clara Rich Berry. :.rlss Berry Is a Christian Sclenti!;t. No physician was In attendance nnd her sufferings at the end w(>re intense. \,\~hen the circumstances attending the death became known, there was general indignation expressed In medlcal ci rcles. Physicians all hOver the city, when Been, declared t at Some steps should immediately be taken to prevent a repetition ot the caRe. As the s;ltuatlon Is at present. there IR apparentl"~ no la\,' by ,,'hleh those who "I"ealed" '.llss Berry can be TPachcd. ~l b She 1~ 64 years Old, and it can e contended that she ' .... asH tully nt d 1 bcapablehUd Judslng I eenhad a c reI h dfor dl herself. d fte tbea parent. W 10 a ear tu~ed to ('all In a doctor. the parents would be amenable. But with a grown person it t!'l dlfferent. as at present there is no law which requires them to call In a phy!ltlcian. CA.LLS TUE~l wE.UOnxDED, G(>ll{>ral orr\£'r !XI. Att('otJoo IN u.1lE'd to !!('C'tion l,jA. rhaptf"r There is an exception to this rule. 2.') of tbE' C'it,' ordinnnl'P!'I:. R~ ampoded on howe\'~r. It the sick person should l'{'itruar,r 10, loo:::!, and uow" In torl'(' happen to be an Imbecile or weakPubliC' Omt~f'rR arf' onh>rpc\ to f'nforrf' thp minded some other person can think Clrdionorl' 10 all thp pubJtc pIRC(>~ dp~lg and nct tor tha1 person. One physinntNI. nnd pnrliC'ulnrly In tbe strpet (·ars. clan said that by taking advantage of TOOK CONTAGIOrS CASE!. Prrsolllll dE'l')rted \"Ioln.ttn~ tht' pro,·tslonl!l of thls teature ot the law Chrl8t1an Science It wlll be remembered that at the thp ort1lnatH'" will hI' arrCRtE'd. could be etrectunlly ch~ked. His novel time Dr. Vtende began his agitation 10 ('o·opprotlpg wltb thf' poH("p Rurt hpnlth con ten lion was that all ChrLq.tian Selen- scores or cases ot diphtherin. were not dppartlU(>otl'l In t'oforrln~ thl!'l: ordinnneE'. thE' tlsts could be proved -to be weak-mlnd- reported to the Board ot Health and l'treet rutlv.'n.y C'Ompany will pla,'p in f'orob ed and Irresponsible. • a fierce epIdemic ~"3.s raging In the ror, (,oll~pll'\lou~ ootic(>s. ('allln!, attC'ntinn to 1 It was shortly after noon Y£lsterday city. Dr. Wende's InvestIgatIon dIsth(' orllinan('l"'. tbf' ppnalty for "lolatlu~ thO>" that an old man with gray halr and closed the tact that many atnlcted I saUl£' and thp rnc't that pollt-c> offi<"prs h:'lvP I beard, with the weight ot 80 year~. en- with diphtheria were being treated by ~ppc'lal ln~trtll·tlon!'l: to arrf'!"t on .. Ight ,'10- tered the :Morgue and asked for the Chrl~tlan Sclentists. In addition to latnl"R (It (he ordlnanc{". Coroner. He was ushered into Corn- the many pecullar beliefs ot the Chris" S('1"11on 1:'>.'3, ('hapter 2.), 810 amE'od('d AprU I ner Danser's office. There he 'broke Uan Sclent1~t~ lR the belel that a perHI. loo:!. down completely. and It wae some mln- Ron who has an Intectlou~ or con1t "hall not hP lRt\"ful. wltbin tb{" IlmitA utel3 betore he was able to tell the taglou~ dl~eas.e cannot communicate of the dtv nr Buffaln f('lr aDs pE'r80n or pf"r· nature ot his business. that dlsf'ase to anyone el~e. As & re~cm8 to ;plt or PXPE'·(·torat(> upon thE' floor. Finally he said that he was Cl~ntt~~ Bult ot Dr. Wende's agitation the talSf'at or upon Rny other t>~rt or flny ~treE't R. Berry and that he was the age for lowing ordinance was adopted: ("Rr or othE'r ('ar or puhllc cooveyaore ot soy the Wells estate. He said that "Any per~on, prote!lsionally or otherkind ot ('harRC'tE'r. NE'lthE'r shnlllt be IRt\"ful over a year his <laughter had been a~~ "'·l~e. In attendance upon or In charge to {IoxpeC'tornte upon the Hoor ot BUY part ot 111 health. but that oW.lng. to the f of any person sutterlng from any tn11m' 'pn~~('ugE'r (>1f'"f"lltor (,Ar n~("d In BTl otnrf' she was n. Christian SClentlst, he could te("tfollS or contagious di~ease. In case bu"tlf110,lt. "torfl'. tactory. llbrarr. theatre or never.,p'revRll ~ her to call in a doc- .a. regularly Qualified physician has not pullllc huttdln~, or UPOll tbe ftoor or other t d S.L'Iliira:Xiir XI{ sa:!Uto.S.N:V een called In to atten<i, shall Imm .. 1)lact· ot nu\' olDl'f' building. Rt()rt'. fOt'tors, .... lately report the existence ot such dl!1Ih""lre, pui,ll" hl1l1, IIbrnrs or any pubHo 11 d S.L1:Iiira:Xa: XI{ Su:a:.M.S.N:V !lse and the name and nddress at Ih. hutldillg, whE're rt!ceptadE's are provided ~ --attent or per~on suffering theretrom tor that pUr[)OKe. 5 ·cJJ.l~ Sll{ UO WJq .<uudwOO;)c liP',) the Department ot Health, Thut It flhnll hp thf' duty or nil pf'rflOO~ in 1:i..ll;?A·X·R ".lJ'{ ·t{l.!.(; .\-eI\: '!iJnqWUHection t~ Intended to Incluele any per('hnr~e or rallrondR. ('orporRtiOD!~. hlll1dln~:1 c WUJJ SB'Bts 4 of4M ·Wlo;)4IL.\l ZupduOJ)!on in who~e hou~e or home ~uch paor otbf'r ploC'f's to which this ordlllRIH'e ap. t ~tn_ ~~ ituIUJn~.a.( SO;)ll!ldwcq.uo') JanYlent or sick person may re~lde." 1,11.'8 to po~t (,01l9111(,1I0US notic{'s or th(> t .II\: IiPUlJlJdtnax dtn PUlJ wnJ!j[dU The penalty tor a violation ot the nlxwo and 10k. nil ' .. c""ar)' step, to .... t 'p u8 1'.ZH·"8 'AIFlI '.ouF'.i!rrllnance I. a. fine at from $5 to $50(1, pUl;i"",Ua IISP· 01 pUl! 'Bluuon'1 J.:JuI'"j Durlnp' the recent smallpox eptdemlo cl1rp ohkPrvan('e ot tbls ordinBOCf>. lUl;Iun.) aql uo Illls 01 Slo-adxa ..ti;my 'JI\'hrh::tI~ Science healers rt-ported A \"lolntJon ot this ordiunn~(" sboll b~ pun. 'tUn ITJdy lnoq-e ttO!l'BOIM .Sl{aa.\\ UiJ~any cases tn the Board ot Health. l~hR.hlp It)' n Bnr or not 1('8s thon $2 nor -has 1J uo lJ'B}S 111.\\ 'l{u-ea oluJ.IBI~ att1 JOt Is noteworthy that a ma.jorlt)' ot more thau $100 for each and every otr(>ose. .IolIt{kiTlO ~UlqStliiSU 'Janv 'r A..IU.:JH '.IJ'( he ('a!"lPR whi('h resulted fatally were Dr ordpr of S i tI ts WILI,IA)! R. B\J[,L. ·s'!.a." "OJ'Il pu.<ls ol uo~ulqs".\l hose reported by ChristIan c en 8 , Suoel"lntelldent. 01 0.5 ltl.\\ A: if ttl J.lll!PJ, 'uoII1U0,Ji PUt; C.\t"SE OF lIA:\"Y DEATH!. dO'l tl pU.ll e 0) 'Sllo<llluuV ,0J 1'IJ!11I 1n ordpr to oprn tbe I'rusad(' In a mnnnpr )""1 )J.I 1o.J1S luu.{J!I JO U<1S),l.Qln,) 'd A "'ell-known physlcla.n who Is whl('h will convince tbe habitual spttter 'UIlWI sSIJ\: PUg uos1.laqrn:J 'N. T 'SJl'\i: L lawy·?r, in rlt!licusslng the cult, ea that thf' b{lnlth ood pollc~ officlols mE'an • ' T , b a t both Ed<iylsm and osteopath l a l' N arIIAasoH JO alqlt-eJ\: ''1 ·8. rea tment ~'ere the cause or many hm;iupss !Iud that the ordillancp 18 to be :"Jr~ 'JOlSI" SI'I ls.nJ! .'Il oq III·" .Hleath., Said he: st rlrtly f'nfor("f'{}, Supt. Bull wfll detail 8 PUj.lad altugapul Ull JOJ All,) l{..to.x .\\dl\!: "The tangle as to the legal statu! ot numhpr or Omt'prs to speocial duty on str('E't .IoJ .8U!UJOW A"'SpSJnq..r. 1Ja1 ':mu,).\ Ythe e~teopathic a.nd Eddyopathic pracI'ors. Tb<,y will hn,·C' nnthlng to do but lUWJON Jo ~JOJouea 'J\: apnuf.J ·.II( tltloners in dltTerent States grOW! rtdp Arouod th(' ('It~· 10 ~trf>('t ("(\re all day 'uopuCYI pu-e 'sIZdl,)']greater' {"'ery day. In ~ansas I ~ttr' with thrlr rYP8 open. nrrestlng ('very per'SPUd uJ dJJ~ ssaulsnq a.\~SUall.:a U1:,:\Io .. an Eddyite healer. 'Who tal e dt4~ son whom they s<'c t"lolntlng the onl1nllnce. JUJ 416 aq~ uo Iras HI.'t\ aH 'qn HJdy l'eport a case of dlptheria was th~t uo All::> l{.Io .."t ..\\.l~ .l(Jl sa.\'Bdr lv.JllS charged because the court held • It l!i cxppctC'd tho. t the courts \"\"111 Join UlulX)0 ..1alJ.ln..tI snoiYJ aua~n3: '.11" .. he wn~ not a physician and not amhon band~ with the oOieialg ot the h(>alth nnd able under the ordinance:'. This as IlolI("p dE'partments In tbp enrorcement of ·s.{-up .\\ilJ 'CbE'e-n remedIed In our city. In Des thp ordlnAnc·e. and that attl"r two or tbrE'e ~?J anuo"." P'I!I J'UU".L 'r lfU"J.i!~[olne" la., a Judge has ruled that the 'tiJl~ .puu JJ\I JO Sl'tian,s atn aq o~ .{ep.l.:J1State Board ot ~redkal Evamlners otrPocl('rft hnyp be(>u nllowed to go f't1ff fillE'd -SdA ..JWU'.) uOIQrv JO J.ifuUPf8 ;)u'VIl~JaDmust grant a certificate to practice will be ImpolJeli on all pprR008 f'Om'I('(Pcl. 'J\r, s:'>:U\: pue JaUuB.L 'y udldH S~ll\[ o~t('opathy to a. graduate of the state ThE' ordlnnne(> ~ftys R tine of trom '2 to $100 . (~olh'ge or O!iteopathy at Des :!'-!olnes. mn:r h(> ImpO!'l:Pfl. Witb such a pt'oOlty. it A: au 11t{ \\ 1'1 'oN lB awo" III <JJUaJpUul,! Thl~ 1~ an absurd decision acnd SthOBU~~ ought to lJ(> pMslhle to put a Rtop to (ox. . ... ... ., v be revlsec1 by the Supreme our. OI1;lJJ n e. 01 paUJnldJ a·\-ett 'u()ls!::>'as aAn ~ h t ath and pectorutlng In the !treet cars. at I~ast. :Sl.s~l ~~l t~!jnUJl{l .\U'BqIY uI a.ta.u. Ol[A\~~~d'lt~ll a~ue:~~rngt t~ ~~a~~fse med!~ uOt:;Jaw~ a a.5JOil{) ·SJ.I~ pU'B 'JI'll: cjne~ and to do so w-ahout the trou~~ SI'}: NEW SMALLPOX CASES, " ''"Ctqdlap'ClIlfd pU'B I.:) '0 nnd expense of learning the sclence 8 uo 11 ' l.8U{l[S"'8 .."\l. ul 'SA'UP .\\;)J u puaus 01 art of mf>dl('lne. and they are eQuil/ Six new cases ot smallpox were ~U!UiM.a AttlJJiJlsa.{ ol-elJna: l.1;){ anua.\V def;lrou~ ot avoiding the re5Pons~~~t: today reported to the office or Health poo.u.wl:!£ 10 lal{ar '..!I ~alJnl{.J ·.II\[ ot their ignorance In causing , C.omnU&sioner Greene an.d the victims "ere- aJT' cal 2 bLot·house. ·>laa.\\. ~xau J"BSSBA Th e d ~!l bl e fra.ud should not b& perThe cases are all in dl:;;trlcts where o} !Ju'UJnl~u uJo,Jaq wO.1d ~u'Od ~l:ia..l\i miU(>u. thf're have bepn ca!:)es for some time dql PUiJll-e llt.u puc -{"BPOl &),\ "Cal anu , and the name~. addresses and ages of ···'V .,u.\\UloQ JOlUAJ\: Allw:;r •• II~ LUSHING IS A GOOD PLA,V, the ~uf'f(>rer!; arE" a,::; tollows: '-anUIi'B'] 01 s,)o':;' e Wit!! :'>lrs. Sadie Randall l 25 years old. No. l'lJ!IUJr P.JJlulAl. .sm: pU'8 ',{uPUOl\: ,. h I. oppo,<'d 10 4::!O r~lm Strept. UO o;f!J;.Jllo.j AdISdlli:l..U 01 ~u..tnla.l anua,\'V a~k('d thili mornln~ If t'th~' stre~t9 bY )tnrtin Lampkt. G months old, No. 584 p th .. system of cleaning s' (rom hr001tUO~ lO ~tl.s'U>I apn..tlJdf) I:isJ1.'l l nURhlng them with stream, rt' ('arron ~tref't. 'anuaAY I"BUl.wN drant:-o H~ ~a.ltl ~o lung I\~ ~~ Hel(>na Jutkl~".. lcz. 3 years old. No. 10 ~.JO.I:Ju-ea 'r 1;Iwwa 'I:iJJ~ JO 1:i}1j.:mlf -ut{l takf'n 10 pre\"en~ thE' .p~;tlng 584 rarroll ~treet. uaaq a.\\?l( Jo;)lsJltt')OH 10 ddlJU uJ.~t.J tionahlt' IlebrtR. likE'! Plf>C~~ or John Ha~s{'l1. 14 years old, No. 585 Carroll Street. S~lI\: PUB. ddlra 'H 'd 'SJr~ l.J1I ~ 'In:. the Re\yerR. thp1"P was no ~,;~c::i~:g,,"111 'ud 'u.\\Ol tlH' method. It the sewer~ are Anna V---Itkowski. ~ months old. No. 6~~ Exchange Hlr.eet. ~UCtUJi::)D JO u-eWUIH 'S TJ. 'SJj\: 'JiJ1SIS hOW{'\'t 1'. the plan 1n 1.1nwise. ~onorr' .. Iv4 ltll,\\ lIgT,\ II ruOJJ PilUJn1d.1 ~t/tt ~p lie !;a:\."s tbE' sl'h~ml"" 18 morf' em L'"zle Tetla\\', 8 months old, No. 600 Carrull Street. ·UUhiUUuJ., tll_WX JU U~tuO.1...\. .M.Oa ·8..I1,\, I cal lnan the olel hroom ~~t a .("1" tha.t the Ra"lng t!"l ahout $5 • ,u.qU O . E"\'~n If It cnst $10.000 a A,"'O"P" ~aqlu[QPI~~ I dr! dging 8f=; n result at the ~""'=1..,~:~.l\,\.Il\.~~-Ji.Jj"""""'''''''tL.-''I'C'' S \ tem, he ""Y'. Ih~ city I" I :,W,,'!!':D eJ1g ,0 ,0 '" to+1 ,0 1 I I �.ITH IS TO BE PITIED Use of Iber . CIVIL ~ER"I~E BATTLE " THA"i9ufi~N~l{~~D. " ." ,. When Con- i I "vl"1f Service CommIssIOn CI sidering Charges in Mercantile Inspector Examination Declares No fraud Was Intended. r qVE~MR~. 6~~E~~YN Crowe and Moynihan's Report Criticising the Examinatio-n Conducted by the Former Commission is in the Main Knocked Out. W01\'lAN INSPECTOR RETAINS $500 JOB ----- -- aU ml\t~tra .. avo n:lt", In thts connection he 881·1 that with the ctJlldusiu!l of th£' mnJo1"1tr rt'llort he w:u }..on'pared in 1L feature of the meeting \s a re- largo rn~hsun.· to e.grf'e. 1'ht! condUd D!' <'haunc'ey P. ~mlth, former Civil stat(~mE'nt!'i of GeorgE' E. 'Yrigbt and ,"i re t:ommi::t:lon last nIght. ~ , t' (lr llr. timUh WiiM IOP('n to &r~l\"e crIticism he meE'tfng. )lr5. Am, . He "htluld not. ha\t~ prctlsf IJ the lh.alth ~l'T\'ke ('om'lli:;;sloIlPr. wa~ 1<L'it en'n- .lIny L . .:\1 tI ks, were also produced. suit ot t . . 'x(>d In her p~l~l- Ih.'PArlOllIlt It) llllJltJ!nl );lrs. Goodwyn. mg exon~l'atl:ll (rom anything Hl(e t.'li~s " 'right said, "Dr. ISmlth frE'G(lodwyn \\as firmh n, b l~n'n thouf,h hia rl'slgn.ltlon was pre- fJ.'ul.1d in the l.:ondu(,t of th~ .exa.mina- Iluenlly vl!o'ltt'd Ml"~. Goodwyn and tlon as Inspector of mercnntue esta - purt'd and he !!=houltl not ha\'e ac. h t The crlUcbm of Dr. Chaun· cepttd tilt3 uUlgn'lltllt,to pn':lHlrt' the l.'X- tion of )1Is-. Am\" G. Good"·\"n fol' the talked with hpr dUring the examlna115 men 8, ., ouH'otlng of Dr, amlnAH n. t'lJrnmlp~h)n( r Rlck('r nd- pU:;:Ittlon of ..lsslst;lnt pxarnin;I' of m~r- tion,. didn't pay ~he same attention to eel' Pet ton :;mHh, the , Iha 1 who mlttl'd that Ilr. SUllth In conducting thl:. othel!', uncI dh.ln t speak to tieponent . T )t, Crowe and John MOjn ,1. . f:"'~;\minutlon and acting In the mUIlIH r ('antile- (>:-lt~\hll!-l"hment~ und('l' the Hoard on('~." . h ' IIditl' or the eligible that hI,) IIId wnoS guilt) of nr. act or gru'.n uf Ht"<tlth, ulthough it was ('()!l('~ded 1\1i~~ ,Yl:llks ~ald: "I wish to state. in attacked t e Hi 'antllp e~tablll'h- ltoPIOPl'tdy nllll inUh:l't'rctlon. but a", JlO vt ml:'pt!'L~tor5 or mer( . f the nh."'t- fraud had IIt.'(n shuwn tWO no tnfUfitln~ that he h.ld heen guilty of gra"e lndl~- justh-c to my~eII. that I firmly be-lle-ve ments. were other featUl'es 0 . dorn' til UIlY or lhl candldn.tt.:B ile uld (Tt'tiun, Thl~ position pay~ $500 a YNll'. thnt I\lr~. noo(lwl'n'f,4 appointme-nt was Ing not COII("\.I: tn the tlecmlng-b' h:lr'3h actiOT' Thos£" \\ ho hop"d thus to ex.onprate Dr. HS8UI'erl before sU('h exuminntion OC" , . E Ewell made .1 ddtf- ut the mujorlt.\· I·(·port. Sr11th \H~re ('ommi~:-:ionel'~ "\Yheple-r, {·uned. \Ylu'n :Mrs. Good\\~·n entered Jo!"e-ph . 'It upon Col F:llncls The ITolnc>rJty rpport rc\'lC'wed 111(> sltummed, a.J:;:;au _,., him o·! treating at IOn. It n'(t'rrPQ t,,) th~ tact [hut t wus H. 'ker, :-:pr~u and I!.'\\'f'II. The n'port the rV01l1 I was It:tformed iby one of the G. "ard, dCCU:-~., h Hebt mon nll~g(>cl that ':\lr~, .Amy <..oodwyn thi"' sig""ed by l\ltss"!"'so Crowp and Moynl- (~Clndldates that It was usele~s to try \'"tprn.n~ ot tht'" "dor of t e l BUt'c(':;stul ('anc.lldatP, \,,'as it. woman tn ha.n to set a.s df' the e:xamillatlon W·,lS tho «xnmil"!ntlon b('cftus:e Dr. Greene In ~n unfair manner in order to ~orce wht'lsc aPllollltment 01". SmUh had t"ken lost would appomt Mr~, Goodwyn U she nlf.erans orr the ellJ;1ble Ii!'!s. Enguo_'!r I an acth't Intc·re:st both her('l"l" and n.flt'r The minority rf'port presented by Mr. n~dt, nn)" ~ho\",,·. , R;cker' a"kl'd to be excused from m,nk., ,the- f~<lmlnuUon ~he 11,1(\ !'{'c"JrEd thp n~('"kt'l'. ulssentiug" {I'om th~ findings (If I ~\aH gr,f>atly dJ~('ourageu. I asked I . tl e- pailil~ in the t'xa.mlnatlon tor tel11p{Jra"~' _ppol.ntm~!"It a~ Inspectl.lr ot his l'o!lcagues, was udopted b)" the Dr. Smith If our papers would go to ng. I ('lty Enrlneer .1<; he \\ as ao"'- mf'rcantile f6fabllshmt.:nts. It wa$ ('harg"'l! .of;;!'~Stant fi . ~ t of the eight ~on- that l!ht hall a t p, dal. l(novd(ldgt~ ul tllo:' l'omml~Blon a.fter n. hOl debate in the .I~b~n~· to be ~xamlned . . I 1\-as told (JuamtE'd with ~e au h I e 1.1W, thrrl,ror,', and Dr. Rmlth allowu) pre~prl('e of (nrmcol' ("'ommissioners ~ f ) \\ould go dlrM:t1y to hiS hOUR~. ~r, tt'stant~. !!l the parla.nce (I( t.~ at 4;) Jlf'r Cl"Ilt. tnr this (t'Rlun, or thl~ ex}lIdw.lY, there wa!l something dl)tng aU, anllnatlon. or nlnC' tim(»8 a~ much as l\'~lS Smith ;]m1 IInlJt:rmun, Attorneys "'111- o.:mIth, hurrlpd me ('o~t,inUaUy uurmg tbe time anon ~I Illr the ,grpatt'flt (,xpf'rh'ncl~. Thl!o( iam 1" • .:\tn.<:]{(')', Upol'ge Browne, [01'- ;~~ ex~..m.ln.~tlon and dlr.tf'ted nle to ~'U~ 1) ~n'~\~lS ~n..the.la\\ I>a~er., I Ba\\ The meeting opened with Charles B. :\[r. Htt.:"kt r contenul'd W,l!-! corr("ct inll,,- tiler ("Ol'pol'atlon Ct)uns~I, and others, Mr. 1!lrkc·r dissented [rom the find.ing him. peak EU~\el.il times to Mrt<. Good"'heel r In t~e (:halr Grouped around much n. Ii thorllugh knowledg,> or the C ; " i1 George A. Illw "a8 Indj!=pen~~hll" .. It s!:'l'"ms to be n·ganHng spP('ial knowledgp ot law, for ~\.~·!I, but ('QUId, not ,~y whether she him \\ere Comnll~s tilers Cr we the Intt mloll n( thp majority rf'port," P:OcomPt;,l ~l • n.ot. . !=:: Rirkf'r, Bart Connor, Dr, T. M. 41 , flafd I 'ommlsl-<Iont'r Rlckl'r "to claim 1)\- \\ hlc.:h 43 \\ IUS Uowed out of "l pos~lble It \\a;:oo ,al.o thatgeu ~hat DJ ..... mlth John )'1o),nlhan and Joseph ~, Ewell. tnfl'rf'IT(· .... tbnl Dr. SmJth' prl~parl'd <lull tel), ThlFl wus nhlf" tin.p~ the alrloWal1l'e for cxpel'JpnCf', lout It was claimed that had JI1iSlhr{-('~e~1 an a~Jpltcant by t~~~n~ On the bleachers were Dr, Chauncey tlxt'd the '-nhH'~ In the fnlt'rt st ,-t ":\Ir,. ~I!. Pelton Smith, former ('1\.'11 ServIce G6ndw,)'IT. in order to gin' hl'T a. ;.;n'at II highOloI' proT'OI·tlon for expPl"If"nce I;er t,;>, ~~hhek~ hel paper to CommhtRloner Aid John Martin, Cat~ I ad\'antugt'. :-:e1thrr thl' tact~ nor the \\o~lld h \ .... I!:IY('n )11'5. Goodwyn a lla(·k,. .. he did ~o and \\J...., marked t1 I sp~ctor 'Jubn' R::u.:t former Sena· law !lUPI)l,rt thl'J cl,.lnta;.ntlon." Mr, Rlc-ker stronge!' Irau than .... he had. The th!'(>'" Iluwn tor it.. • n, I k" d former then 8howf'(i that n.ccorillng to the evltor "lIl1am F, ). ac e). an dencp which he had collC"t'tccl that Com- h[gh£'st Sloou '11.06. 8~,O; and S3.0'$. reDr. Suuth DefeBds HbD.elf. jlect1\' Iy. Corporation Counsel George ),1. misalonf'rs ~:mp!"nn Rnil Zcsch hali con. Bmwne. belilde! J numbfr ot peopl~ cuned '11 the questions. that nIl candJIn 1'1 r·ly to tlli:i i.ast 'hargf' Dr. SmIth. who didn't matlt;r who were attracteJ clatt"!11 hat! b en tre&!I'd fairly: that ~rs, Findings of Commissicn, who W.18 he-ard In hi~ on-'n behal( rt plied Inttl the room by :he resonant tonE'!': Goodwyn W~ls {'ntltlf'd to the L(,;;:t and F- '_ thf'" mlnorlt)- r' Jlurt, whi, h th';'s that th" n~me was at the top .rf tb~ llapf'r o( the debaters, htgh"st mark!:> ti)r t xvorlence. Art£'r urI:"" 'Y1I11 0 CURhman the new !!lee· Ing all htr ("Ialms tm m"'rlt to thf' posiAttorne)s (, OIlleS th(' judgmEnt ot the ("'fJm!l~S­ jn front ut Nt, h J.fIllJcant. am . . , d d ' tlon :\Ir. Rtckt-r suld that counsel hali ntar)", wa .. Introduced an rea a Inrormt'd him that th"'T~ was an In .. up~r. ~or, the tollon1'~ e-xtr·ll·t~ re given ).rackq· and Br IWIlI" dhl not a\aU thc-m6(:I\'('S IIf lhe opPl1rll;nity to talk. communication from Col. Franc!s G. ablp lega I objection to sf-tUng asld~ theo t"hail'm~:n \\'ht~lE'r ;ltlack'~ tl1(' minor'Vurd, Commissinner ot Publ1c \\ orks, E'ligibi p lin a!'! thp RuthoriU('s a.grf'pd liS gho\\ lug its PUI"Jlort Ity n'poI't and its fate \\ as lmown to he tn which that gentleman stated tbat that :'Ifr.!!. Good:wyn had n. y(':stt"d rl~ht In .. It seems to have heen intE'nded 1.Jy 1i9 nhd ,,)u n :"\Ir. I':w~lI nt.hl·~d tht" ,"eight Charles H. Goodsell, Jame~ Rout, hf>r po"ltlon and ('ouJtl not be oustPd, tht! frali"~(:r8 thIs (the IIUljority) re- n( IllS "iu"edl alld '·ote. .l!r. Ewell was or Cha.rles lfcDowt'lI. and Albert For'J LeIU'rs from former romml.s~lonf>r!'J ~. l'4Jrl tho t the Inff>I'e-ll{'P !-'houltl be dra Wn opinion that only irre,:ularitl.,s a.m\l\mt .. S. Simpson. ~t. ~r ~JarCUlQ and D. J. h a d re [ use d t 0 per [ arm wor k and hall i R~ardon w(·re read In ~UPflort of the that })r~ ~mJth In f'Orne way Pl'f'IH:lr~d n,g to haud l'ould justify ~olng back 011 therefore been removed trom the ellgl- mlnorlt)· r"port. the n<'t~ or d Ct'rmf'r cnn,mlssinn. the t.·xnmlw... Uj,a in qupstion find llxt-d Tht 1"(' "as HIIIIH 81li:lrr r'ep:lrlfot- ~J('twe{'ll ble list. ('ommhu:tonl'r ~fo:rnthan then urgp<1 ibr the \ alue to tiP gi\ t'n lhis I'Hrth:ulal' nr. LTOWE', 1\11'. Hid_H, !'Iii' \';h<'chr ..lntl These employes are all veterans. adnprloll ot the majority report. He point Commissioner E\\ell, makIng no at- t'd to thp fn"t that At lenst nnl'l cancltdatp tr~l (sJ)~ C!<.Il kuowh'rlg(> of law) in th(' !\Jr. ~11 19U('. 'who 1!t.'cl:1t'p,l Umt ir Dr. tempt to conceal his res~ntment said; hnd been mlsdlrcC'lt~d b)' Dr. Smith u..nd lntf'ltr(C~t or .lIrs. (;/ltldwyn ann f'lr the Sm1th Wll~ 11 butt:d in lll""8, Unndw,\n " I ' d the t the plllH:r had bN'n marked down by tJ;.JrJ i'Sl' 01 gi\ ing h{'T' ~ome ad\·C;tntnc.~ Ihf" t':o;amln!ltion hnd u('n co~dlJ(l d wfth t M"ems that Commlsslonf"r War has r<'n~on ot this mbt1lrf"ction, He emph;t, over lhf' othe-r npplil·.3nts. In my opln- • c\trl'l tdIHlr!' ('<U'j unci fi\lcnt'Ps," Mr. de\tJsed a new way of getting veterans .Ized the tact that Dr. Smith tQok to hlR WIl W·ithH" thl' (a(·ts nol' the ('"ldene? g"f'lt dn fl'{'ulu) 1 H~t'nallttes nmong the t off thf:.> ellgtble list by ~etting the old p'rlt'ate hom(' aU the pappr9 on "18l\-:' JOl,lJit'tr~ snldIers lmpo~Rlble ta.sk~ to p("r(orm, 'cxperlpnce!," and "offlclnl Iptters." I1~ su..~tlljn~ such (hargt.~ or infel·pnce. Dr {'row(} n tntain.p,l tltat t1F: l.w had \tter re<>1ting the fa\.·ts U~ g-atli€"l'(,u l~ln vil)}l.:t tI ,j}r.~l t1 ... r the Jut !,('~ mimJ.. He as,,:lgns them work whlcb they are dpclari'"d that tht.' IHlvo.ntag"es which Dr. Incapableo ot performing, For Imaance Smith grant('d to hI." tH rsonal ("andlclate from th~ pupenc 8b.OV. ,ng tha.t :hl,:'3. t"t ~ll'll hl' Dl', Smith W t:-l IIpen to ttral on old . d d I·C h .: amounted to n handiCAP on the other can. Goodw)'n b'toorl oftrst On the ilSl and .c:op;ciun, " ·r.ents1"k wh:c'h C'11119Pd :\fr. e man wa~ or ere to I tea, j dldateOJ. Stat~ment8 variously df:>8Crlblug ~pr1tglH.~ tl f:".l) (,,;ph :tic:al/y th.ll Ir tlKT'8 , barrels into an a~h and garbage wagon. tht' ltuatton w('rE" read from Commlsslon~ that thrfp. othel'~ J"t..'t elYed hi~her mOl ~I{­ W'.l..S ny n" n bt.r of the ....ommJ~"&i. n who I "s (or 1.t w. tht> follu\\;ng particulars something which he could not do and ~r 2, !LI:ch, E. 8. Simpson. D, J. Reardon uTll nol be l1\.i:-;lt·d to t:ll,e h("lm.~ eXAmthen W8.8 dlJ!;mi~!'led. The lighter w(lrk l.ll ).1. ~larcus. Ald. John ~Jnrtln and rega:°cling tlie aPl'ointee nre E-pt forth In liolt P .. IJ{TS the)' ShUll.'! flay to hlnt. on the streets Is a..:::slgned to sturdy othHII. The consenSllS ot thpse 8th!<'- ~h(' is rn,;.urit;>u. 3S ye-ars old, graduated "\\'(, ctnn'l want) <. 11 I.n I his lh';lr.J." young m~n ""ho are able to p~rform the mer.ls WBS to Ihe (>f'[ect thal Dr. Smith u~ trnined nurA,' in 1503. \';',a-s a prh att' ·'It we dCll't trust ulrh f'l'lf'r,' ~;t'd MI', ~ ta!lks requIring ~trength a d e d . prc>parcci the ('K:tmlnatlons hlmselt an,1 Hkl~('I'. "how \10 YOII ~u!,po$e ~hc- :lUbl!C .' n n. ur Jnt )rmPe'! lh~ Cltller mf'mbE'rB on th .... e-x~ nurse until th~ outlJreak or Lhe ~J)"~I1- \\ ill tl U l us.'· r \ ... "u.. "hen ~he- had ance-, mOle that Commissioner" ani amlnation committC'f"". or Rome or them. Ish~Amerll.lu t thl~ ~tag'"e :\fr. ~p1".tgue (,lit shOl'"t the be called upon to explain why th~s~ that tht..')" nf'f:-d not nttelld the examination ('harge of ~o nm'$€'s.At the Gov£>rnmcnt Ot AI,tltt hy mc, In~ lilt." fir£', i)Us (Itll~tlon men did not report for work and wh\ If thl v dl.l not wnnl to, It will be notlC'f'd hosl'.ttnl ut Fun :\krer~ nen!" "-~lshlng, .1111\ the min(u'ity l'l'i'{'rt WC\!S tldoI.tU:! by they refused to do thing!' required o-t that ,jtau'mcntB from the tmme men "'('rl' ton. ~rhf-I"(-;..tftel· l"Hme to Buffalo 4 t(. ~, ~ them, and also .1. descrIption Of the rr>ad In b('halt ot both sldt's of the con- lind n t tht~ (,put'I'al Ho~pital bad ('burg n'ltUrr of the taRks which were $' tro\'(·T8}~. Thf" dl~utf'B appcn.red to be thn u( o\'er 60 nurses_ A1tt'l' two years nt Ewell C:hamyiou.s Veterans. ~Igned to them" a mlltter or construction on the words and lhu t work ,he resigned 0" tng to ill~ Th tl ' COJH.1uct ot Dr, Smith, C(·! "'nrd rq:oJ'tcri the cnl'l~'h'ullt' or ,/ be mo on was adopted. Gt'orgla E. "·right. one ot the- candl- ncsJ'. c: :irks H. GJ 11~.·II, Jl'm(~ RO'lt, Cr. u'les 'f T e n('xt communication de-aIt with date-8 ""htl wrottJ on th~ ('xnmlnatlon. lI\:nt the Comm~sloner of Publtc "~ork~ In an nHldn\'1t In which Fh4' stated that I 'J'he 111'1uorit~· 1"llIlrt ~ta.l.('~ th:! t shE." ~h Dnwdt a'iu AlbE'!'t f'llrd, -.'el, rnr.~ (m'\'her~ln Col. "\\'"ard complalnen 1h~t ~he had F ... cn Dr. ~mfth. who condur=ted is ep{>( [u lIy fil tl.'ll b~ training- for lhro phi)IU as day lalwlTll'$l (,n th~ ~~rGuDd Bernard Kpnney who was being j th(' (·xa.mlnatlon, tnlklng to !\lrs, Good· delil'ntp dUti(':-l .;;..0 \\'hh:h ~he h...'1.~ no\\ rIed on the parr'oll ot th D e3r- wyn nn(l tt.nt he did nut {In:)." the saml! iueen pe1'ln.tfl(.'ml,y t!,~sign ... d and "'~s e.n~ lh~t th~'Y '·reflzR.d to go(1 h, wO!k" .:'oil· }o;w\·11 mn-Yt'd re~f1luth'n~ \\"t1kh "'Pre ot Public Work! Was we epartment atlf'ntlon to others. titted to th" highe:3t marking f r ex~ {.tlling upon Cot \'-'sru to gh'~ CiVil Service c~inmt~ClIO~I1tln~b tor th€' May L. ~Itlk!ll also !iworo In an affi(lavlt J'f'rl£.'11('(>,. H~r mo~t fOl'm"fdn b:E' c:ompd- ndopt(·d INlsun:"! and .t:~klllg , .. hr·ther II was not n mis!doner td h t h - . , p com~ whlr.h waf' rt'ad. that It WOB asaertf'd be .. Iti)J' Is :!:! )(,>3.18 old and 1:" said to lla\'(~ .fuet t hnt !tOmellrl lU(>n, ahle- tn du light to this It:; e could not stanu fore the examination that there was not had no 8TH'MCI I tcaintlng'. wOTk, h.ld been n~k(·d to do mu('"!t lH.>a",·.i«:"r r , 0, ~ ard Wtts directed to thf' rc.motc:!t chanc~ (or any ot the can~ The lUujurity n'port i~ critidsed on work titan y(lUfl~"'r men in the colle:"!'twn uaign BOrne otber man to flni8h the dldat<-IJ ('xceptlng )Irs. Goodwyn, aud that (If ~8ht~ 1\11(1 gnrIJ:.lg,·. 011(> man W:\~ s.l1d work which had been demanded ot lIr lin. Goodw)·n ,,'ould Burt'ly be apPointed i;l('U,Ul1t of fuJ1ure- to ('onc::ult tlw Hpalth tl he -;0 \,\'U1"8 ottl, :n~t hal£' tlnd h(:n.rtyand Kennel'. . If tlh(' made nny kind ot u showing. The D('part111~nt rrgal'ulnt; l'f>rtineut flH.'ts elll", ttl itn light wurk Stili another mattflr hAd to d Itb deponenr further 8WOl'f" that Dr. Cha.l1n- uncI because ~ lr~. Goodwyn had been ("JI "\\·ant wa~ Hlso r, tT\lf'~tP.:" J to n·turn Col 'Yard Hp 0 W cey P. Smith. the examiner. trequr:ntly llcrnftnl 1,illt1C'y to corr.plde the w<.trk of tce Comm"! . !e-nt to the Civil SPT\'- lohl hH to hurry and cut her answers gin'n 110 01'100"01 tunlty ta cXJIlO1in. Inhol' T('J!i~tration, h PS on a report ot a number ot on th~ law pupf'r Bhurtpr. ('(}nHnll"~i{lIl('1" HI('kt~r did n manly act In Mr. Rickert. Conclusions. c angPlIln thp 'Vater Df'partment The Cnmmlsslonf'r ~toynlhan 8tated that he r linquishlng the- E'xarnina tlO1~ for, spe<'la! first was the appointment or James; B ?oJ!;h("d to cull tht:· attention ot the ("omFollo,"'ing the Nlilenle-nt that ('opie'S afl~i~t;jllt (>lIginC'e"r in lh'" I';"~~f'e-rlng DI.!Cloud81ey BI engineer In place ot Pat~ mlsfllon to thf' fact that Dr. SmIth, prior . f ' i,a.rlm "J1t hf"l'RUFI!;' I~'I'~c:nal trH-'nd~ were trick Br@nnan, re~lgnl'd' the~,.. to thl' ('xamlnaUon, urged the appolnt~ was the n.ppolntment ot' F 1\1 B~ond mpnt ot .Mrs. Goodwyn and worked in her of th,' law and 1Jlani( TC"}lorts \\e>I't' lll- Amon,.; litl;' APllliNlnts. A,n ollt-()f-to~·n I h ! l .. ,'{'t"). ,al'pli('imt alike, the re-, tnJ!. ilw('1' will (·oll(hu·t thl~ I'xam1nAtlmi. a~ IIr"t assistant I . , r gg!i b<>halr. wnlting on the Ma.yor as welt a.Ii ('01 \\'ard WAS !m·!lt>d to furnJ50h inf ..,rlowed eng neer. Then tol· thp <'ommtsslonf'r of Publ1c Hen.1th and n $ ~ 0 t ma11t;l1l "(,({lardJng tlw offil'c of fir~t 1\$518t laborer:' num1tb1er ot minor chnne-es in getUng other dONors to write letters In port 1:"0('~ on to ~".ay: "r '(.l\"lsc>d by counsel that be- ant ('n"htt'\'r in tht" \\ ·l1lt~r llure>811 nnd po'" onB_ On motion of Mr hflr ht-hnlf. Furtht'r. that Dr. Smlth Jn~ am i.1 , • wlu.ther flny !n{'rNse in sahuiC's I~ {'onElwell, Col. Ward wall directed to tur~ tormed thr other Ch·U Service Comml~­ yond the!'W '1Ueft!ons of fact. th.('t E' IS It.Jnldulf'd ' n ~h the commlA!1Ilonera with mor FlloTlI'rB, who ",('ro m{'mb,'rs ot the com~ "reSt nlt'd the ;n~upen.tble objt?-011u.n. to, ----1'ormatlon about the~e tranater '~bl~- mlttc·e on (>xamlnntton, that tt was not caufles and necessities s. e r nf'c(>8~ary tor th(>m to nttend the exnml- the- action of the 1Hnjority rellol t a!i ~~ At this pol t' C . nation and tha t he would conduct It all lnutu:l' of law that ;\fl's. Goouwyn hu!; Ware S n OmmlSAioner Ht.3nry hhrowlt; and further that he prepared re(,plvf'J the HPpolntntent afte~ three ../ H I h a h pra gue came tnto the room with tho questions tor the examInation all names on th{' dlgjblp ll~t h:1' e Ibepn ./'It Is to be remarked that rUI, H eo was dr('ssed In e\'pnln hirosHI and arranged them In such a m. Greene entirely coincld@S ('Iother. HIA lOcomotion had pVldentl~' rnanO('r that Mrs. Goo(lwyn would: have n c~·~tlftNl In' If.hp. Hf':.llth ("'om:nts;:;jOJl(~l·. b€'€'n rapid, tor he wa~ out or b th r .. pedal kuowlcdge of the matter, for he :1t;d It h ..-ts llt'i>l\ hf'ltl hy la:\ tha t this 0 H~rTIMES' contentions that the proand perspirIng He 8m' k d rea ~,.alt Inrgclv with thE' rnuUnr ot tho ldillll ("mIJwt bfo ..set :t~hle_ T esthouse should be buUt Christian C' Lulp I~ ~ violently, Office which .Mrs. Goodwin was filling tE'rn~ • A1tE'lItion i~ (aHC'd to all('1ged e-rl'~~! posed new P Id This involves comml~510n d~mandrOa wrote to the lJOrarlly. In tht" l1lujorlty report. as. to . on the site or the 0 one. d obtlon ot BP81stan n." that the p08i~ Dr. Crowl:! followed .Mr. Moynlha.n and questions without t'ulJTlllttl~ th.ern to simple matter or economY, an missIoner be pI t ddeputy building cOm- emphasized thl' various Improprletit'8 nth r membenl o( lhr> (omnll!o'!-"ioll, a the inevitable incurrence of the )1"r S at'€' In the exempt daFtR Which Dr_ SmJth committed. He Bald ~ati prbogue moved that the communI: that it wus to ha.ve civU 8t'rv~ : t he ,"8S tho (lull· Commi!;!o;Ioner vtatE'B In the vlclnity of anon e ftled away and th I IcC' 80 rnr the SpollK eye.. ~,~~o had un"lhln.: to flQ with tlw I'on~ lUwlll of owners be selected. A cation ot the POsition rererr~dc ~8Blfi. tC'm that bn no ground tor htt't ,.! the 'PX8Jmtnatton; an I tlla,t hl~ other site, should one tty' a new remaIn 8 It Is 0 al- 8u8J)lcion. that th(~ ('onduct ~tone I1xc-rl the r£.'ila.th·t.~ \·ullll'': of th,e new De.tbouse 18 & neeess C(!\Il~I"lon'.r' Of Dr. not showing nny it WSf\ Ma.lnlt'd that l on.lmis~ t. .:. 'Vorks Wartl fraud. WJ to tho Iplst-. 7.dlCh a He.! ',"!tlllel' site i8 nO to abOlish the .·Uglble beOIH '.""I :::>.II tlPs'on ,~ in8peCtor atter Ing 8t·t m'n,M1IY Y"t-port {'onC'lwlc-s :l.S Cotone ot the th" lllJ'p.!Ct()f Walko_ Ihl> -('onclus!on or tiw maot Dr. Smlt h tor thIs \'\ as!\ h rs of heated debate Three I')U of the Ch'n :::ifr0- I I II hPtl I '.1. I ".f .'11' ·C' em I ti.,gJ:e<lj1 I �I TH IS MORE rOBE PITIED THAN C ENSURED. d~V~JlBF~ • t "'Wh I Ir e If CIVIL SERVICE BATTLE qVE~MRS. 6~?'E~WYN r Crowe and Moynihan's Report Criticising the Examination Conducted by the Former Commission is in the Main Knocked Out. C'vil Service CommIssIOn en onlSidering Charges in Mercantile Inspector Exa mination Dectares .t:' WOMAN INSPECTOR No fraud Was Intended. R.ETAINS $500 JOB ED d d b te was a nil matters ~nv~ ont". In thIs connection Thre! hours of Mate e a ... 'II S . he sal,l that wtth the cOl1clu!Oion of (he meeting or the en er majollty re-pOrt he was l)l"ppared in a teatule ot l,he I ht As a l"e· largo rnek:Hlfc to egrt'e. 1'he conduct. yke ("omml~Rlon last n g . . t' o[ Dr. omllh was .open to &,rRve criticism. It ot the meeting, :\Irs. Am) " Ht:' ~ho1l1d not ha\ (' pn:!"scd the H(-alth au .. _. firmly fixed In her posl- Dt:pllrtnllnt to uppolnt .:'IIrs, Goodwyn. Goorh,)" \\as . :tnt11e estao- en'n though his rt.>signatlon was Plt:'tlon as Inspector of mel C. pared und IH' Ehoulu not haxe aeU'h t5 Tbe critichml of Dr. Chaun- cc'ptnl thl,l a&~lgn""!I'lll to prt:pal't' the I;!X!i men . , Ith the out-voting of Dr. I amlnatJon, Cnmmlf'!'illnlr Ricker ndee), PNton 8m , . 1 who mfttrd that Dr. Smith in conducting this T. ~1. Cruwe llnd John Mo) nlh~t . examination and acting In the manner th .. IIdlty or the eligible 11Ft thll,t he duj wa~ guilt) of al~ act ot gn.t';f! attacke d e \a mt'rcantile e51ubnsh- I,JnJll'OPl'it'l}' £lIlU Indiscretion, but. as no of lO.t!jlt;('t(lrl' ot " f th£' meel- lraud had hc£:n shuwn noel no Iniustl<..t) • dum' tu any or thll candidates he did menls, were other CeatUH'S 0 JEll;', not coucm In the IIt't'mfnsly h;lrsh action h E Ewell made .1. deter- oC th(' m.ljlJrlty I'q.HH't. JO.!lep .. u n Col. F!'nncls ~ho minority r~'port revleweu (h(' ~iturnmed. as~,lUlt .! ~ him ot treating atlOn. It l'l'lHI'C'o to tlli' fact that !t was G. \\ ard. artu:-~" h Hebelllon alle-gE'd that :\lrs. Amy Goodwyn. the \·('(t'f8n~ ot the" ,r .or t e BUI::co.stul rRlluldutE'. wa~ a woman 111 10 un unfair manner to order to fo~~e whose Ai1polntment Dr, Smith had takf'n r:wtt!ra:JJ; orr the eligible lI~ts. Englr. .... r an nt.-rIy;" Int(-{"l'st both l)('torp and artc·r R(;lck~r' .tsked Lo be f'xtU~t!tl tram. mark- the t'xaminntlon. SIll' h~\d ~ecured thl~ Ing the pa~'i'IC: In the t!);:lmlnaUon tor ternporu "y appointmt'ot as In~peClor ot . Cit): Englne+'1" as he wus ac- m\·reantlh' u.labllshml'llts. It was charged Ass~!tJnt . h fi' ut the eight eon- that 8tJ~ had n Flwr!al Imowledge- oi lilt' I]ualnt("d "it H' 0 1 law. lhprl>fon'. and Dr. SmIth allow~d tehtant!-l. In the p3rlnnre ot th:e ute ~ per (·t'nt, for thl~ tf'A lure of the ex~lid9.·J.}·, there \\a!t 50methlng domg all amlOatlnn. or nine tlml's as much as was tbe time ullow('d lor the greatt·st (,xpl'rl~nce. This The m~etlng opened with Charles B. ~lr . Rkkt.r contenlll'U was correct inilR"The(ller In the (hair. Grouped around mu~h "as u thortlu,:rh. kl~?wledge at the 'e Comml~sloners George A. In" ~.IS indl.!"pt'n~ahlc. It s('t.·ms to be hi In \\:er , D T M Crowe the Intl'ntlon ot lh(' maJorit}r rE'Porr." RlckeT. Harl Connor. r. . . . ' said ('ommission£'r Rickt'r, "to elalm bv John )'Io),nlhan Rnll Joseph E. E\\ell. Inferem'j' thal Ur. Smith prf"paJ'('d and On the bleachers were Dr. Ch~unCey fixli'd the "Hlue~ In thl' interest ot :\Ir!'l. Peltnn Smith former Civil ~ervke G6odwYll, in ord£'r to give h('r a gh'at CommltaSloner' Ald. John ~!artln, Cat- advantog(" Nelth{·r tht.~ fact~ nor the tl Insp~ctor 'John Rust tormer Sena- law support this contention." ~Ir. Rlck('r e \':1111 F :\tackey' and former then ~how('u that according to th(! evltor " am . " dence which he had collt.'t~ted that ComCorporation Counsel George :\1. ,ml~slon~'rs R:mpson and Zesch had conBrowne, besides J. number ot peopl~ curred In tho (IUestJons; that atl candlwho didn't mattt.-r who were attracteJ dates had b"f'n trpatl'd fairly; that ~Irs. Into (he room by :he resonant tones Goodw:'o"n Wn!i ('nlHlrd to the IH'~t and ot the debaters. hlghl"!l:t marks for l'xperif'nce. Afte-r urg-',"iUlam 0 Cushman the new sec- Jng all htl' claims (1n merit to the- posl. d d' d d a tlOI1 :\-fr. Rfckf'r said that counsel had u>tar:r, wa~ lntro uce an rea Inform£'d him tha t thprc was an tn!'l\lPprcommunication trom Col. Francis G. ablli' legal obj(>('tlon to setting nslde the "'nrd, CommissIoner ot Public Works. foilglble lilt as the authorities agr{'ed tn whJch that gentleman stated that that Mrlt. Goodwyn had a Vl"Nted right in Charles H. Goodsell. Jame:; Rout, hf'r pn~ltton anel ('oulcl not be ousted. Charles McDowell a.nd Albert Ford Letters tram tormer Commissioners E. had reCused to ,..~ N>r'rorm work and had S. Slmmmn, M. M. ~1arcu~ and D. J. . Rl'ardon were read in support at thc theretore been rt!moved Cram the ehgi- minority rl'port. ble liat. Comml!CJ.:'Ilont'r lI.rnynlhan thl'n urgpC!.t.bc The!!e pmployef! are all veterans. adoptIon or the mnjorltv report. He point· Commisslonef Ewell, making 110 at- f'd to thp fact thnt at feast one candidate I I I ot I tempt to conceal his resentment said: had been misdirected by Dr, Smllh lind "It .!!eem!CJ th at Commls!'Ioner I W ar ' d h 8S rca<;on that lheatpaper been marked by this had mf<;dlrectlon He down emphR.- --------DI': C'haun('ey P. Smith. former CiVilj statements of G~orge E. '\Yright and ~l'l'\'Jl'e ('ommi!"~ioner, wa:; l~qt eren- lIa): L . .llllks. were a.lso {Jroduc~u. 109 exOnt·I<Lle.J Crom ~Jnylhmg llke il'[l~S "-right said. "Dr, .Rmlih fre-fraud In the (..'onduf't of the exam Ina- quentl,}' vi!-'ited ~lrs. GoodYo'yn lind tion of .l\ll'~. A my U. Goodwyn fol' the talked with her during the examinapo~ltton of :as!Sistant examiner of mer- tion, dl~n't pay ~he same uttention to . othpr~, ~lnU. dldn t f.peak to deponent c'anlile E'~la.hli~hmcnls under the Board on('E.>." o( He'alth, although it '\-a5 conceded ::\U~~ )1:ilks said: "I wIsh to stute, in that he had br:oen guilty of gra'l,;-e indls- justice to myself, lhat 1 firmly belieH,' c:retion. The po~lt1on pa:r~ $500 a year. ~~at ,l\tI'H. (ioodwyn's appoIntment \\ae Thos€' who hoped thus lo exonerate Dr. ,,159m ed b~Corc su('h examInation OCSmllh were ('ommi!ol!-tioner-s \Vheelpl', curred. \\-hcll ~r~. Good\\"'yn entered Hickel', :-::PI'H~Ut:' and E" E"lI. The report t,he r.oom 1 was l~formE:'d ;by one oC the s-igned by .llc;o.l:l's. ('I'O"'€, and :\.[oynl- (Rudldutes that It wa~ l.lSeh'8S _to try han to .:::;et as1dr- tlv:' examination was the exuI1lt~ation becllut>e Dr. Greene lost. 1would Ul'POll1t Mr!". Goodwyn if she The minority l'f'l)Qrt pre:-::ented by Mr. lI~de .any show. . Hit kt'J·. dis:-;enllng- irom the finding'S of I I~' a~ gr.eatl)<' dl~couraged. I asked ith his cGIIp.agues, was adopted b)' the I Dr. If OU1: papers \roul~ go to l'OInmi!"::-;ion after a. hot debate in the '\Ib~n) to b(" ~x.aminE"d . . I \\as tl.lrl Pl'P~('II(,!:' of forme'r Commi~~ioners t~hp? would ~o directly to hl~ hou~. ~r. Hmith and HolJerma.n. Attorneys ""'ill- Smith h~rrtpd me ('onlinuaUy dUTlIlg lam F . .i\lack~\·. George Browne for- the examination and directed me- to ('11t mer Corporation COLlnsel, and ot'hers, In).' un!olWE'rs on the, law paper. I BIl\\' ~1l'. IU('kt.'J' dissenled .[1'0111 the ftnt11ng him speak FcvE'ral tunes to Mr=-, Gormn'garding l"pl'cial knowledge Qf law. for "::,"'11. l.>ut ('ould not~ .~ay whether she whleh 45 was allowed OUt of a po~sjble \':l.S PloltlJltcd or nOlo 100. ThiR was ninE> tin\e~ the ullowullt'e It w~~. al~o ('hal'g'eJ ~hat DJ·. 8mlLh for expe-r!pnl'l' hut it was ('laimeu that had 1lI1sdlrt'('led un appilcant by t("lJlng a hig'hf'l' Pl'~POI tion for expt:'riE'uC'c hl'r t<;>, ~~ldres~ her paper to "i\h' "o~Ild haYe glYt'n ~lrs. Good\yyn a Black. ~ he did FoO and \\a.s marked ~tT'onger Irall than ~he had. Thp three down for It. hjghe::tt sUlol! !11.06, S~.O'j and SS.08, reDr. S'Dlith Defe:a.ds Hb;l1&elf. !.jlecli\·ply. In I'£'pl) to this la.st ,,:hnr.gl· Dr. Smith Findings of Commissicn. \'. ho wa~ heard In Ids OWJl beha~ I r, piled From the I nor'ty eJ'ort, which ~hu~ that Ihe noOlt:" wus at the L(,p ut ~h· j.lf1er in front llC (>3 h 11 :,~cant. Attorne)s IJ€( Olnt:'- the judgl11~nt of the C'ommis~lat.'k('y and llrJwnt= did not 3\a1l :hl'In~fon. the fol1o\\ Ing px.tracts tIre given ~t;h'("!'1 of the flp{I(lrtulllty to talk. r'hairnmn \\·lu'1·It-r utla<'kql tbf! minor~l::o !'!ho\\ illg 1t~ PUI'POl'l: ity n'pnrt and its (nto '\\as Im()~n 10 IJ "U ~eeJns to have been intendf'u by 6palt-d wlJ~n ltr, Ewell add ·,1 lhl' y,. 19ht the- framer::; o( this (the majority) re- (\1' hi:'! Io'llh't'h allfl \'ulf' ).!r Ewell \\1'13: or port th:1 t the InfpI'l'nC'P ~hould be dr.l \\ n upiniun that 1.1Il1~· jrre~ulal'lth.'s that Dr. ~mith in ::;i'1I11e Wcl'-' ., IJrtpared il~g to hand l'ould .1u~t1r)~ th~ I;'xarn:nation in qut?-stion rlnd f'ixtd tht" n('t~ ('of ~l rprmf.'l* con; 'thIn' "as the Yaltte to he gh't'n this particular r-rowe, tqi (.slH:.'d1l1 knowiedge of law) ill the Dr. Mr F-I,t. t M r..". nd ~ the ith acir9~n.rd rea/knl!l/:'llil'cY'lnl""" ....l'l ~q- !:i".I j t, Ine was filling the place temporarily • th n the nih'lce ot .Mr. Spra~e e com- devlEled a new way or getting veterans sized the fact that Dr. Smith took to his oft the eligible list by setting the old p'rlvat~ homE' 811 the papers on "lav... " isslnn will prepare an eligible Hat, soldiers ImpoBl'Ilble tasks to perform. ·l'xperl('nce~." and "official lE"tters." He ne\'erth('lE"~s, In order to keep themHe assigns th~m work whlcb they are declared that the arlva.nta~cs which Dr. elvp~ ~tralght, they 51ald. Incapable ot perCormlng. For Instance Smith granted to hll'l IH:rsonal candidate 'YhUe this matter wa~ under d1~cus­ one old mnn was ordered to lift hea .... J~ amounted to a handicap on the other cnn- lion, ]'lr. Sprague asked tor Intormatlon , barrels Into an a!'lh nnd garbage wagon, ~~~a!rttat~ot~t~~rf!en~':adaf:~~lto~~~~~~~ri~ concerning the condition ot the elIgible something nhlch he could not do and f'r Z(~ch. E. S. Simpson. D. J, Reardon lists ot street inspectors. He said In an then waa dJ~ml!'llled. The lighter work M ~L Marcus, Ald. John 1I-Iartln and eVIdent pet refprrlng to the dismissal on the streets Is aeslgned to sturdy othrrs. The con~enstl~ or thE>~e ~tllle- or Se('retar;~ Dickinson: "We haven't ~'oung mfln who afe able to pe-r!orm the ments was to lhe e!reet that Dr. SmIth got any bony here any more who can I ta~ks requiring Rtrf'ngth and endur- pr(>pared the E'xamlnatlons himselt and tell us anything." ance. I mO\'e th'.l t Co mm I5S Ioner W a rd amlnatfon Int)rmNl the oth('r mf'mbers exItOh, yes you have," said Commiscommitt('<", or someonofthethem. be ('allrd upon to (>xplain why these that they npl'd not nttend tht;~ examlnatlon sloner Ewell. men did not report for work nnd why Jt thE'Y dl'l not wont to. It will be noticf'd ~The required Intorma.tion was tur-they retuflp.d to do things required of that stute-mente [rom the same men were nlshed by Charles B. 1Vheeler a.nd • th~m. and al80 a desrrlptlon ot the rrad In bl'hall at both sldt;'s of the con- Secretary Cushman showed by his ren1luT(' ot the la~ks which were _ tro\,(>rliY. Thp dl~ut(>8 appeared to be tht': arkably quick work that he had alsigned to them" as matter oC construction on the words and 'eady mastered the major part ot the The m tl . d conduct ot Dr, Smith. S 11 I III b 0 On was a opted. Grorgfa E. "'right. one of the candlutles ot his office. 0 a. s"~ e II Thee n('xt communication dea.lt wIth datl's who wrotc on thp ('x.amlnatlon, st:nt repared. Ie omml!tslonrr ot Public ~"'ork~ In an aflldnvlt In whlC'h she> stated that Engineer Ricker th~n remarked that ) wherein rol. Ward complained that ~hc had ~eP,n Dr. Smith, who conductt.'d he had been assigned to conduct an Bprnard Kenney, who was beln car-! the examination. talking to Mr~. GOod· exa.mlnatlon tor a~fll1=itant city engIneer ried on the parroll ot the D gt t WYll cnu that llC did nut pay the same to the Bureau ot EngineerIng. He proot Public \Vorks was ". epar men a.ttentlon to others. d th I CIVil SerVice Co~mlp:<;IO°r1tlnTghtor the May L. :llllkO{ also sworl' In an affidavit duced his report whIch showe a misslone I ~ n. e COIn- which was rl'ad thllt It was asserted be- eight candldate~ had presented them,. tor th18 r fie' dl t.!!.~t he could not stand fore the exnmhiutlon that there was not Relves for exa.mlnatlon. A servIce pa. 0." ard was directed to the remotest chance- for any ot the can- per and a technical paper were reMalgn some other man to flnlsh the dldatNJ ('xceptlng :Mrl'l. Goodwyn, and thRt qulred ot the candida.tes. From the work whIch had been demanded at lIr lIrs. Goodwyn would surl'ly be npPolnted record~ or ser .... ice presented Mr. Ricker KennEl)" . It she made ony kind of a showing. The sold that he knew five out ot the eight .. Stili ftnothpr matter hRd to do with dl'ponenr fUrther swort'; that Dr, Challn- C'andldate~ and so he begged to be Col. Ward. He ~ent to the Cl 'U S cey P. Smtth. tbe examiner, freQuently eX'cuse,] from markIng the papers. He Ic.." Comminion t ~ erv- toW hH to hurry and cut her answers d rh a repor ot n number at on tht! law paper flhort('r. said that ~ome capable hydraulic an flr at"gea In the \\rater D()parlment. The Commls!o=lollf'r Moynihan 8tated that he t'unltary engineer shoud be called upon .II was the appolntmenl at James B wl~hcd to cull the attention ot the Com- to exnmlne the papers who dtd not Clloud.le y as engineer in place ot Pat: mission to th('< tact that Dr. Smtth, prior llve and practice In the city ot Buffalo. tr ck Brennan re~igned' the !'Iec 0n d to thc examination, urged the aPEolntCommissioner Moynihan relieved ~Ir. l\-ns the o.PPOI~tm~nt ot' F ' JM. · 1ggs ment ot Mn. Goodwyn and worked n her RI"ke,"s embrtrrnsRrnent. by stating _.,. •• ,•• r,.-• a~ llr!\t assistant engl r brhnlf. l\-'altJng on the Ma.yor as well llS .. d ____ ., _. .. . . __ . .~ ..... , .. H loll," d neer, T h en fol- th{' ('ommlsslonpr of Publ1c Health and that one of the candiUates. he un er- maUUIl T('gLJ'(llll~ lhe offl~ fI( firt::t nSSISl I8b:rer:' nU~Rer of minor chane-es In getting other dortors to write Jetters 10 stood, was In the employ ot i\Ir. RIcker. ant (nghl("('r 10 the \'·'"i'er Hur~Ru ond E 11 C pOl'l ons. On motion ot Mr her bt'haIC. Furthl'r, thftt Dr. Smith 1nCnmmlssloner R1cker said that h(' wll(:thf>"r IlY !ncJ"("1lse ill ealarlt"s Is ,'on wP. ot, 'Ward ""as dlrpcted to tur~ tormed th{' other Civil Sen'len Commls- thought h(' could get the papers mnrk~ ll'tnpJatrd, n~h the commi~5loner8 with more In sloners, who werc members at the com- ed without expense. He Instanced En- '1 ____ _____ formation about these transters' thel ~ mltt('e on pxamtnntlon, that It was not ",'neer Johnson of Niagara Falls and. Cau~efi and nec('ftsttles , I nece~~ary tor them to attend the exam 1- ':' At thll It' C . nalton and that he would condUct It all orne others. 'rhe commissIoner em- 5 ""'are- S po n ommis~loner Henry hIml'!l'if; nnd !urthcr that he prepared o\"'ered Mr. Ricker to employ outside s n. ruth prn~e came Into the rOOm With the' Qucstlons lor the exa.mJnation all a.,c,slstance In getting the papers t h iS to be remarked thaI Health . e "'M dre~8ed In evenln himf;(IC and arranged them In such a d ~Iothe •. Hh~ locomotion had pyldentlf. manner thnt Mrs. Goodwyn would have a mnrke 'the orocer Greene entirely coinctdt!'8 Wft'h cen rapid. for he wa~ out or b tI ~pec1al knowledge ot tho matter, tor he THE TIMES' contentions that the proand perspiring He- s . k d rea 1 dralt largelv with the routinr ot the w pesthouse should be built Christian C· r Ulpp~~ e violently. Office which r..lrs, Goodwin was filllng tem_ I pose d ne hi I . lve commIssion d~m~ndln \\'Tote to the pora.rily, !<.II of the old one, T . " , 0 • tlon (It np!tst g thnt the posiDr. C"owe tollowed Mr. Moynihan and IH'D"'" Ion t h e - e d ob Puty a. simple matter of economy, an mIl'Isloner be ~nt dd"I building com- emphasized thp yariou9 ImproprleUt!8 "\{ ~ J-' a(,p n the- exe-mpt ela~8. which Dr. Smith committed. He said '1ates the inevItable Incurrence ot the ~'l~i .. p~,\gufte moved that the communl- that it was necessary to ha.ve clvll serv\lwlll of owners In the vicinity of an• on e led awar and the- I In lee &0 tar removed from the 6pafls sysIt should one be .elected. A catlon ot the posltlon ret c ass - tem that there 'w ould be nO ground tor ther 8 e, I' ew lOwed to remain 88 It Is erred to al- suspicion, He claimed that the conduct • eW pesthouse la & necess ty, a n CommiSSioner or p bli ~ at Dr. Smith, while not showing any "t\·rtlte that h I u c" (\rk~ Ward traud, was so Irregular l1..8 to warrant the te ift not. office of n. ntended to aboliSh the tl1glble list bas('d on his examination beJune 1st d ant !Hreet In pee tor atter I' tng set ae;ldl', H~ alBa protested against nrdl .' ~n 011 tho l-lf'Sl by one ot th the manner in v. hlch Dr. Smith handled nar) nspectors. Inspector ",'"I'aJk e the- paper8; sueh as takJng them home, "'ho bad heen actl c 0- for instance, In thtR ene tho dJ CU81110n bcca.me aertmont--~... n .--rI V -r.- 13 o o I,i . _..n. �1ISe 108 DR. SMITH EXONERATED, KNICHTPREVENTS EJ h_bO. No Favors were shown to Mrs, says the civilCIVIl SERVICE SPliT Goodwyn, ice cis Ewell to Vote with FOU ,~ :M Commis~. " ,*"" r 1,0 TOTHREETHEVOTE MOTIVES OF CROWE A:"D MOY'-;IHAX AHE QlJESTIO::-'"ED D' THEIR COLLEAGUES. The prest"ut ctyil-se-n"irc commt~ston RIC K E R WINS onerating placed Its!>l! on record la.t night as exDr. Chauncey P. Smith, memIS VIEWS APPROVED BY COM· MISSION. WHILE MOYNIHAN· CROWE REPORT WAS REJECTED. ber or the former commisEion, of the charge of favoritism toward :\lrs. Am}" G. Goodwyn in conducting the exnmtpDtion for assistant lnerC'antHe Inspectol The new commission discarded the III jorlty report of the Investigating COJnnllttee-. made by ('ommi!:tflloners Crow" anel .lToyntha.n, and adopted the minority report made by COlnmisstoner Rick- er. 'l'he adoption o( the minority report The Civil Service CommiFsion, at its was by a. votE' ot' Cour to thr~. commtslast night, adopted Commts- slonel's ""heeler, ~pl'ague, Ewell and minority report in the ~tcker voted for adoption and comml~­ lth matter thus exoner-I ~lon(,['R Crowe, ::\!oynihan and Conners P. Smith who as agaln~t. , , Thi~ nctlon \\'a~ taken after the re-a.c1- ' of the former comnlte~lon., tng of both rf'port~. the r.eadlng of }(>tbeen charged ,,·1th favoring )lrs. ten~ from mt mbe!"!" of tht" olu commisGoodwyn in the matter of her ap - sion and affh.1ayltl" by ~Irs. Goodwyn =:~:::~e~~~ and othPT rnlldidate~ who took the last examlnath.m. nfter heartn", Dr. Smith·.!14 reply to the majorIty re-port And after a gcne 1 '1tl dbClls~ion of th~ pc<nts at issue. There W:lfil some YE'ry plaIn and forddisC'u~:-ion. Commis~tol1('r Bwell, who was !';upposed to UI"" with thp Crowe r~iction on ~ome propos.itions, mAue a spee<'l~tn whh.'h he announcf'd that he will (H~<lpprove ot any criticism of former l'ommissioners for errors of j\1d,~nellt and also ot Rny rritlCism by m(~mbers of the pre~t'nt COmll,}df;ion of et;, 11 (~thpr. "'Ye may dl1'fer i'1 Yie'WF, but ought not to crlti· ti!"e eQc'h oth('r in matters that depe-nd UIJon uur per~onal jud;.nnenC" he f;aid. :\lr, Ewell said he could not .Ilgr~e with thf' majority r"porL ('(lmmls~loners: \\;heeler and Spragu~ qu(>sliom'd the tn.}tlves of the fra.me~ of th(> majority report nnrl hy individual spcf'ch. n=-> \\"('11 8~ hy their yote~, agrf?'eu. \, ah thf' minority report that. although D!' ~mith was indiscreet In ~oll<:itlng tlw ten,porary appointment or 1'11'8. Good wyn whllt:! he wa~ still a commis~loner. e\'en though h£' had written his rpsi~na.tlon at. the tIme, yet the E'Xami natIOn ll:.tpers themselve~ showed that th examlua.tion was . . . onJucted "ith thorough fairness to all the contestilnts. And it waR remarkeod by Commissiotwr :-4pragu p that he consi;iered It an C'\'td(>11('E' of Ur, ~lnith's integrity that h",. wholE.' hrtving an interest In )rr~, (~oodwyn to the £'xt('nt of sE'ektng lwr tempurnry nl,pointment. had shown her no favor in th'l mnrking of hf'r pa- hIe talk during the minority report dtrfered ma.terl· the majority report, In that It ...,_ .... _......_there had been no untalr- Smith had committed no that he had been indiscreet the appolntmert of 1\lrs:. reports were taken up fot Commlssloner~ ::\.Ioynlban made strong arguments in of thdr finding~ and tor the doptton of the majority report. Comml8sioner RlckeT, in turn. defended hlF 'lnlnorlty fE'port. and when the vote \,'as taken it was founn that the Inajorlty report had but thr~p supportE'rs-~Ioy­ nlhan, Crowe und Connor. while ,,\Vheeler. Ricker, Sprague and Ewell voted for the minority n~port. During the discussion on the reports many personalities WE're Indulged in and an open break in the Commisston ,~a8 prevented only by the stern and prompt action ot Chairman Wheeler. To the out~idcr it might appear that Ule reform element had, for once, put the kibosh on the pOliticians, but It looks 8S if :Mayor Knight, tearful ot I:l disgraceful dl~rupt1on of the comrnis~ 810n that would bring public criticIsm down upon his head. and called off one ot his men so as to let the minority report go throu~h. For it I~ a tact that one ot the KnIght men voted fOl' the minority r£'port, while Knight mf"n were among the three who voted for the majority report. And thus for the time being the dts('ommt~gion has been delayed. but. as one man said this mornng... 1t'~ coming." Comllli::;~ioner Ewell, prior to taking ruptlon of t he p .. r~. One of the point~ upon which the ma- jority report lahl gr£:nt ~tre~s was tha.t Mrs. C;oodwyn. bctng in a position while ttlllporarlly aeting it~ :l!'!sistnnt mer'up the Goodwyn-Smith matter. made cantile tn:-;pector to learn tht' law ppran attal'k on Col. \Yard of the Department of PubliC ,,"orks. QC'cuslng him of talning to that oflit~e. bad had that adtreating veterans of the- Civil Vo"a1' In \"antaq"" over ht."l" competitors tn the exan unfair manner in order to force nmlnathm on Inw. Yet it was sho'W'"n th<-1t ~a('h contt!5tant ha.d receh'ed In :verterans off the eligible list. Col, Ward reported the discharge of ad \·a.nl'e from the health depanment a Charles U. Goodtlt'll. James Root ropy of the blank containing the reCbarles McDowell and Albert Ford' qulr£:m .. nt~ of thp law relating to Ineterans employed as day laborers Ol~ ~pe'\.'tlon ot mE"rcantll,' establishmpnt~. he ground t ha t t he~' '·refu.ed to go to and al!'>o thtl' t'xami!lation papeN themork. 1f Mr. Ewell moved resoluUo~b "'hich seh"e,::; showed that three of her competere adopted calling upon Col. \\"ard to iton: had re('e!\'ed a higher rating on veo reason~ and a~king whether it was that subjf'(:t then M~s. GOOdWYll. C't.>mml~sloner l 'ro" "', when a.."ked ot a fal·t thilt f'ome old men. able to o light work, had heen asked to do blunt1y if h~ cont~nded tbat there' had much heavier work than younger men heen fraud or Inju~tlce in the marking in the rol1~('Uon ot ashe~ and garbagt". of the- llalJ~·n:, said' ";';0; it would be One man \\ a5=i ~atd to be 80 years old unwisl! for mt." to ('ontC'nd that in the yet hale and hearty and able to do Itaht' drcurnstan~e~. 'Ye are not critlcbdng Work. 0 Col. Waret wu~ al~o requested to re- Dr. Smith, but the method of conductBernard Kinney to complete th ing lhe examinn.tion, ' It al~o wn::; shown that Health Comof labOl' Teg'hitratfon. e I-'r Uit ker did a manly act mi~sioner nrt!{"n~ had not be-en t.orced ~,~""u"mlng the E'xaminalion for to make )oIl'!;. lioo<lwyn'~ appolntnlPnt !;1;;::'~~n:·~i.;;~)~.~:~~e;;n;~,,;g1neer in the En- perman~nt; that, in aC'cordance "ith because personal the t'i\'i1-~prvice law, the- nanleS of tht" =~:~~~;'~~:~. engineer among the appllcan ts. this An two ne.-t highc-st candldatE"S as well as will conduct that or :\Irs. (;l'oliwyn, whose general WQ!ll invited to furnish i_percentage wn~ highest of aU, were pre, the Office oC ftr~t ~(mted to him and hp had the opportuni::;'~~:Et:~~:~;--': the Water Bur.eau y to choo~e a::'!y alit" of the three name~. any increasp 1n salaries Is . i. II) ~aRKET L~ 'OT A. 'lI"l'IS.'YOE. Supplies and Epl,lomics "f Dlse .... e ... by lIr. William C, m •• ell or tho Bulfulo Health pcew-tment, who Is recogn;zed in the Sllh-t~\'l: .of the nrtlde ,•• "the most notetl ha.Q{(~OIOglst ot the Empil'C' ~t3t('." nr~ Hi ~Pll:ll:lJ! well earner\ the e11,tln tlon Impl.edmr"';Ch a t1t:e and the results of his ;tt(~ of water supplY aoel Walter pollution are ~ure > • ••••• • M~ Rf'l<-\.-L·EXPRESC; I I ~m 9?~dj.~eiie bes Glefunb, He ('ommls.lon"r W&l • • ",ommlITors ~ ~ Grpen .,.. at tl1e Iroquol9 f!lIjlc' roor bie Gt 6rdj' . . ne ,l~' la~t "'·~nlng. He stat<>d that he In!Buff I . tt I feltsratlie In .p..cted th .. Chippewa :!oIa.rket, after re10000 0 1m ~J!onot l1eoruar 12.90 Iler cd,'lng a compla.lnt that the lava.torles ljlcrfonen (fil fta ( 1 ' . th..e were In had sanitary condition, ~onat nliml'''': 379 m r tn In 'oem .and round that the oompla.lnt wu not 1"1 1o>crfonen ~encn well tound<>d. ,. !}ebruor 190 "" ~ 'I;i.... Waninl!)R Typhoid tev~r I. 8preadlng gen~ral\y throughout the elty. B.8 IIhown to-~ay by thp. regular weekly sta.tement ot the Board of HeR lth. There have been rtported tor the week endlng·te-day un new casta and 1:1 deaths. This is 20 more cases than Wfr" reported la:qt week. Small-pox I. .till waning, only 26 case!! havIng been rtported, a8 compared wIth 38 for last v.. eek. Thp report at contagious dleea~es RI cbmpared wIth last 'week fs as tollow!:· I I It lIuJ This WeekLSmall-pox Epidemic to be rec£I'ived as nuthoritatlve. The whole prohlem oC securing a flUpThis week, plY of pure water, the obstaC'le~ to he Cases. Deaths, overromc- and the sourceH of pollution Small-pox ...... ........... 26 6 to be guar~let1 against. Is covered. Stor- I Typhoid fever............. 119 1;; Dlphthprla ....... 54 16 ilge mechanicnl filt€'ring and <,hf'mic.:aI ScarlE't fever.............. 4:7 :! purificaUon are discussed and the lalest Last week. ('onclusion~ of the very progres_.\"(" Co.se~. Deaths. ~ science ot b3.dl',.101ogy are 9"'att~d. Thp I Small-pox ... , ,........... 3 I TyphOId re"'" ............ , . Ir.l 20 tWO "wattr-bom diseases" of Import- I Dtphtherla. ........... ..... 43 13 1 ance are rhole~1t .lnd t},pholJ fever. Scarlet fp\'er ••....... . • . . . ..!')f) I From a 11 causes there were reported dur· Other alhnents ']re due to theo Initial lng the ""eek ('ndlng to-day 506 deaths, aB err~ctS of roileo WQtt"r nnd the hU'T:an compared with 500 for laet week, 471,) for systf m , as Dr, nIS~f"n showl", Is lowered \ the corre.ponding week of last year and 732 for the corresponding week of 100), in resistlng power and In general The mortality statement as complied by vitality b)' polluted water and ~o made S. 8, Shaw, chief rf'gi8ter of the Bureau I a prey to other diseases not origInating 1 of Health. Is as foIlo"~r.; Abs~e88 o!Dropsy •••••• , . 1 In the water It"elf. Dr. D1 ..en dlsJaw •• . •.••• 1 Drowned .• •.•. !! Liver .•.•.•... 1 Fatty degeneracredUs the old Idea that running watpl' Alcoholism •. •. 1 Uon ot heart.. 1 purifies ItsC'lf to any great extent: Apoplexy . • . ,. 16 Inanition .••••• 13 Asthma ,.. .... i Inflammation alBy the use ot Rtreams and rivt>rs into Bright· s dlse8..!e. 10 Marasmus .. .• 1i which ~C'wage tlo\\'~, the results are Burna and scalds 2 Measles .. .., •. 1 gencrall)' mor£' spriouB than by the CancerNeura.lgla. of UB;t of a 18 kt> wa.ter. • • PerBreast •• .. • . Z Heart... ..•. sonal obst:'rvatloo!" nlong this Hne FacE' .. •.....• 1 Obstruction of Liver.. .. . ...• 1 Bow(>l~ . . . ". 3 confirm the results obtained by Rpctum ...... 1 Old AgE' •.•• , ••. 1-4, nliln)" other investigators. that nle· Stomach •• ... S Paralyt-:Is .. .••• i chanlcal a~itation and aernlion t"t.rus .. ..... :\ poisoning, mor· play~ llttle or no part in the purlCasualtlu .. . .• 1" phine......... 1 Oration of water. ,,·ater going Cirrhosis of the Pya~mla .. ...•. 1 over ~l1.gnra Falls Is f)f thp same Lh"rr .' ..... 3 Rheumatism •.• 1 '~hi.lrnctl"r as regard,.q pollution, as Con!'lumptlon 0(Sciprosls. arteLungs '. . .••• ,~ rial..... •. .. that In the rIver just above. Bo'\\"els •. .•.. :! Sbo\,k. electriC . 1 In the use ot' lake waters, thp Croup, meombraSepticaf!'mla .... 1 nOU8 •• ....... 1 Small~pox .. •.. 0 fJ1,ctor that lessens the danger Is Cyanosla .• . ••• 2 Softpnlng of the that the orgnnk sewage pollullon, Debtlity .• ...... G Bratn..... 3 tr the lake is lnrge enough, is given Dlabel ••.. ,. , .. 1 Sutrocatlon ., 1: nn opportunity to settle and beDtphtbp-rta •• ., 11; Sulcldccome deposl ted on the bottom and Di8ea~E' otllluminating BrnJn •. ......!l Gas..... .. there undergo slow oxldl'llng Heart .• • ••.• (I) Run over on changes which render inert much Kldnel~ • 1 railroad .• •• ot the contunlinlltion. Fevers-SarcomaThe public water supply of ButScarlet .. ••.• ~ Shoulder .. ,... 1 i tnlo is a good exa.mple of this conTyphoid .. • .. 15 Breast...... 1 ditton. \Yhen the water of LakeAppendix • • •• ., Tabes M~genter· Bladder ..•••• 1 Ica, .•.... , ... 1 Erie Is not dlsturbed, the ~ewage Brain ' ....... IP Teething .. .... ., that Is ('mptled into it by the cities Bronchi.. .... U Tumorof Erie. Cleveland, etc., settles, to a Kidneys .• . •• Zi Brain..... .. 1 large uegr""e. before It reaches BurLiver.. ....... !! l:teru~ •..•. >. 1 r"lo. Lungs .• . .... 74 unknown, CoroDU!"ing high winds and storms. PerIcardium... 1 oner'~ case .• 1 Peritoneum •.. 8 t:'raemta. .....• 11 Lake Erie being ~omparatl\'eIY Pleura .. ..... 1 'Vhooplng cough :! shallow, has its bottom disturbed. Stomach and anrt the dirt deposit ~o frequently BO"'f"ls .. .. 15 Total ..•..•..•:;00 found In the bath tUb, during certain sea~on~ ot the year. Is due to thfH cause. It the reports of the VIRULENT SMALLPOX. Health Dppartment are consulted 14 da:r~ following such occurrence~. RECEXTLY RETlJRXED FROll it will be ob.erYed that the typhoid rate invariably Increase~, which PITTSBURG HE:lIOVEDTO QU.\Rdemonstrate5t that the water supply from Lake Ede Is directly' re'~'i'P 'E ¥O ~Jlon~ible for some of ButTalo's A (' ~se vt yirulept ~mallpox appKl't),l'hold, Sanit.lry science has made great pro~ • r1 l.l~ t week in the Gth w!lrd, a dt!:lgrpss In everything relating to the puri- trlct th~t has hitherto bl:!en irep trom tll. r\·ig~~ of the ('onta~on. The ca~e tlcatlon or water, but Dr. Bi8sell nd{'au~ed u denl of nlarm in the neighmlt~ that mW'h Is ~tUl to be learned~ borhood, but, owing to the prompt a,cThe means of water purification which ti~)r: of the health autboriUc~ and tbe ue in more or less common use are peculiar <'ircum::o:tances of the ~, It thrf'e In number, nanlely (1) sterlli· Is bc·Ue\'Td that the vicinity Is prac· zation, (2) ~edlmentation, (3) filtratlcally ont of danger from further contion. The ('ommon method ot hOUf~ehold t>g\or sterillzing by boiling is familia.r to Th( vlcthn i~ JamE's RUe:r, \~.. hose ahlloHt every one. Thi~ method home. Is at Xo. 016 OhiO street. Rilt'Y', turnh;hes an absolutely safe water who i ~atd to be of a roving tcmpt>rant a sllght cost. It is a. method m,~nt hed J't<ct'ntly been emploYl..,tl in nl~C'e~~arlly limited to private use. Pittf-burg. .\.bqut ten un:r!' ago HUey' In treating ,vate-rs which carry il he('ume ill and returned to his home in large ntnount ot ma.tter In su~pen­ ~ion. aN iR the case of seyeral 'VestBuftllio. lie hl",d been he-re but 0. day ern rivers which do not contnin 01' two when an irritating rn~h began sewage, serllmentation is the bt"st to ureak out on his bouY'. Last :!\olonmeans or purifying. • • It the day his phy~tcian called In a. physictan objectionable teatur("~ con~ist at I , or April number th~ Municipal J~rnal and Enginl?er devotes two pag~ 5 to an arttcl(> on "\Vater, 'Yater finely dl\'lded particles of the soIl through whleh the water hn~ pas!:'ed, ~edlmentation Is nil that Is rt>qulred. The procf'SS of filtration 15=i in all the mo~t Important, particularly 8S regards efficiency. The types ot filters used are ot thre:-e kinds: (1) The domestic filter that r~8pect8 Is appll<>d to the household tap; (2) of the health department, who ,1Iagnose>d the ('nse as smallpox. Riley was removed the nc",t day to the qU8.ran· tine hospital. Dr. O'Hara. reports that the casC' is a :-;('\"ere on€'. but the patient is doing well and there Is every hope for his ultimate recovery. Hiley admitted that he had hee-n 1iv~ ing in a district in Pittsburg that was intected w1 th smallpox: and, inaFmut"h ~s the di6ea~c broke out a.lmoS t im· 'lnerliateh" on his return home, and is mel'hnnical ft1tpr~-to filtel"' water on n. large Rcale; (3) filter beds tor u~e In puhllc supplle~. or domestic fllters there Is but one the fir.t 'cn,e of the )<Iud thnt has aptype that Is efficient. 8<'l.nd, charp en rNI tn the neighborhOod, tht' health coal nnd gravel, even In combinllRuthorlt1E'~ hn\"e no doubt thnt he contion, will not, on a small scale, tra cted thf' dif'f'ngE' in that city. r,'lar(l the passage ot ba.cteria. Bv I L r. t Thursday IleaJth Commis£:toner the u~e ot unglazed porcelain the majorlt:r of bacteria can be retardN Gn: n f.: sent four inspectors to Public for a. grea ter Or IeRS period. ~o. 30, whIch Is In tbe ,-Ielnlt)' 2\Ie("hanical filters are usu:t.lIy or Rrt .. y·s home, nnd had the pupils of malle o( Rome coarse meshoo mathe Fchool re,~acclnated. Nearly ew'ry terIal nnd .\ coagulant used, like bmll, In the Immediate neIghborhOOd alum. to precipitate the org'lnlc of Riley's homf' has voluntarib' submattf>'l'. mitted to the pre('autlon of vaccinat Filter beds aTe construrteu on a. tion rul the o.uth()rit:-:>g flo net antici,lrge ~cale, wIth the Uf'C: of g-r"l\'('l lind sand. They are p.fflcient if pro.. d,t'l a ,JT'c \'nsc~ iil thrt Jl.~t"h:.t. perl:r maintained nnd lnn.ny ot the 'F.uroPNln clth~5=i ot toda)! o,~e thplr ~mnll droth rate from t:rphohl r~"er to thls means at water purification. The main r:onC'lu9i<m !"£'Il."·hed l~ 8t;}t~d In a F.C'ntpnce: Just so long '19 American cUies pour theIr Sf'wngp Inl.O waterways .lnd drink the water lln{lurlflNt. just 80 long wHI (>pltlemlc ,If waVr·born dls(>ases ort' u r. �OllPO!llctl to the Cel11t! t ~r,·. rer;! The Aldermen .Asked to Investigate DIsgraceful Condition. ." k. ths. I ,~h.. $150 fOR 81 AKES 'ur. KEEPER'SCOTTAGE IS NOW BE· lNG USED AS A REAL ESTATE OFFICE-MORLOCK HAS A DOG. ,as lor ~by .au Ma.yor Erastus C. Knight bas errect· ed at least one reform, but It bas been coupled with such a glaring abuse that it Js difficult to see the reform part of it. A big, sleepy-looklng, ugly bulldog guards the sJJent sleepers in Howard Cemetery, so that stray dogs and otl~er animals now give that desolale bunal place for paupers a {\'Ide berlh. The sleepy~lookfng dog sleep!:! with one eye open, and the ,Yeary \ViUJes tramping afar, along the nearby raUroad tracks, or along the Ridge Road, do not linger in the vicinity, nor trespass on the ballowed ground where rest many thousands "to fortune and to fame un- 1 1 ;I 1 0 known." rI I II 11 II • 1 1 1 .11 " .GOO :, The dog Is the "relDrm" attributed indIrectly to Mayor Knight, He fs owned by the new keepf"r placed,there by the new regime, and he is credited "to HIs Honor the Mayor." Keeper Morlock is .a. thrifty indivIdual, so the nelg'hbors assert, and it is said that the keeper's cottage on the grounds. long unused Blld as neglected as the Potter's Field itseif, now that it ha.s been made habitable again. is now used by Mr, Morlock as his real estate otftre as well as the place of abode for the keeper. Thus do the living and the dead mingle in the busy atralrs of lite, But Howard Cemetery. the place where the cHy ot Butr:aio burIes Us pauper dead. Is salel to be the only place of the kind in the UnIted States where a real estate businesH is cond ucted as a sIde line, and Messrs, Burke, Potter, Hur~ ley and others engaged in the real estate busIness at 'West Seneca may put In an objection If Mr. Morlock does a land Office business on Potter's FIeld, Ce m e t ery 111 a Di sgrace to the D e ad . se y, a· in ey '0 y Howard Cemetery is a disgrace to the dead and the living. It is sald to be sadly overcrowded, In fact full to over~ flowing and the Board of Aldermen has not made any provision In the budget tor the next fiscal year tor pro\~Idlng 'a. suitable place for the burial of the pau~ per dead. It Is said that old graves have to be opened e\'ery time there Is an Interment there now and the sUent sleepers there "each In his nanow ceU fore"er laid" has to he disturbed now and then to make room for some unfortunate, In thjs way three and four bodies have been :placed tn a single grave, In some jnstances bodies havE" been disinterred. the graves have been deepened and room thus made fol' three 01' four coffins. 1t used to be the cus~ lom to bury the dean in thIs cemetery a _toot 01' sO under the soU and in the WInter time the coffins Were buried 1 he snow, where they were allowed t~ the snow, where they were allowed to terments were the order, ~Howard Cemetary Is In the town of "es[ Seneca, on the RIdge Road a ijowlng SOUlh Park and only a stone's ~~tow trom the reSidence a{ Prof J 1" towell, dlrectol' of Botantc Gard~n ' {~. perhaps, thp most neglected ce.me·tel'Y I r:.. the State, at l£>a!lt It is dIfficult to ImAolne a more neglected spot for the in~ terment of the dead. The graves are overgrown with weeds and long gra covered with rubbish and {ew of th:~ can be Identified. Until ver, recently stray animals used to frequent th r~ace and helghbors state that some o~ e animals used to delvp into th::o shellow grav~s and teed On the bone~ the bfd dead. The keeper's bUlldog for. 0' any such thing at present. jn ~( sthe mOst prominent Citizens S eneea said to a TIMES ra ~~~~~ra~~f t~ha~:lmetery is eVer aban~ tblng starllln~ will ~e a;l~c~~~r~~ S'ieme - It is pth n- erl Ie ty at 06 rYj bI· 109 MJ\ YOR KNIGHT ACCUSED I' OF CHARTER IGNORANCE . II - )[ !tUl Drt- The people or '\-Vest Seneca are blttprly oPpos~d to the maintenance o.t the neglected c('metery and want it abandoned a s a hUrial place. The devplnpm€'nt of 'Ye~t Seneca is becoming something marvelous and the neglected cemetery is a menace to the prosperity and comfort of the people settling in the Vicinity of the new steel plant. The p eople want the old bUrjal ground abandon ed as a burial place and sug- I gest that It be leyeled and added to South Park, thus avoiding the neces~ sHy of exhum1ng the thousands of hodies there interred. We ~e~IYbu~t~~~s ~~dy-s.natehJng WM m~~; ~~arp und~rtak~ l~r!ip~ty~~est~n\.~~e e pauper and unclaimed ..dead y, h · 1',,:Thf' hodit!s were nor ~ ? oullsh trick. coffins were filled wI un~d at aU, The tOWing relati\'E~q we \h srones and SQr~ ! Field more tha~ n out to Howard's undertaker bur)~ ~nbe to Sl'e the sharp bodies were sold to Ox or stones. The of anatomy In the m~~j dtmonstrators body USually SOld for colleges, A it "'as a good thi .0 to ;75, and takers. I dan" _ ng ror the unClerCOffins a.re inter~ l t h~i hundreds terl', thus filled "~ith ~lon~~~~~rd C~rne_ sorted to a nt!at b t I:' I Ol! Luoks LfI.e Sharp Practice, In the budget just approved by the Board of Aldermen and now before the Board of Councilmen [or approval, or amendment, or rejection. there is an item of $liiO for maintenance of Howard Cemetery. The Hem as sent In to the Common Council by the Comptroller was as follows: "For stalies, Howard Cemptery. $150." It was ('hanged to read "for maintenance." And Mr, Morlock, the Mayor's self'C'tion for the keepershlp of the disgraceful burying ground. It is said, Is to receh;e the $150. JUst how the graves are to be marked for identification does not appear, for the stakes, in rh e past. ha\'e been supplied for purposes of identificatIon. Each stake was numbered and a. record kept of the na111e and number of each grave. But if the $150 Is to be diverted to the USe of the keepel' it must be the purpose of the 1\layOlo to discontinue the practice of setting a staJee at the head of ea~h new grave.. Some of the county offiCers -who are familiar with the c:ondl~ tion of the Polter's Field have stated that they will present the matter to the Boa.rd of Councilmen, to the end that the present place be abandoned and that a ne\\' and more suitable burying ground be secured forthwith. It is alsG stated that the Board of Health of Ule town of 'Vest Seneca will a.sk the Sta to to forhld the city authorities from using the cemetery. on account of its overcrowded condition and· tor other reasons, It is certainly time far the Common Council to take the initiative In this matter and see to ~t that the unknown and unclaimed dead are given decent burial. Almost every interment, jt·is said, is wIthout any burjal service. The old gl'aYPS are o,Jelled to make room for another unfortunate of the '\"'orId, the undertaker who has the con~ tract to b"ury the pauper at the rate of one-half f1. cent dumps the rude ('offin 1n.10 rhf' holE' in the ground, curses inatead of prayers are most likely to be .nl'-..I.n.1 ·at 1-he open grave, the hole is filled up and the funeral service is ended, Is it not Buffalo's crowning dJsGft ped .c;:C'.-a.ndal'] 2 '<::: ~. - F'1nance - ~ ------- Committee Considers His Honor's Veto Regarding IICertificates of Necessity. tt Corporation Counsel's O pinion Called For. -------- DEPARTfl ENTS W AITING FOR. NEEDED FUNDS ---- ----'Vhilp the Health Commissioner, the nl'ade- (~I'o~~ing ComLUissioners, the Park Commissioners. and any JlUm1)el· of (.'ontnH:'tol'~ await the tanly action uf the l'ity authorities for the issue ()t certific3 tes Of ne('es~ity to ra ise n~e·ded Illon-ey \\'he-l'ewith 10 pay bills oyerdue, the Finance Committee, at the matigation "'.If .AId, Adanl, has called for a writtt'll opinion by Corporation C'oun~ sel FE'l<1man. {'iLy Attorney Edward Jung yestel'day. in :i.\11', Feldman'::; ab~ell('e, ga \'e an on'hand opinion ('onstruing SE'l:Lion 73 of the Charter to mean that before ac.-tion of the ('rym~ 1110n ('ouneil. the l\layor, l'omptroI1el' and Treasurer rllU$t certify. Mr. Jung desil'ecl H ro be understood that this was nn offhand opinion, as the mattpl' had been brought to his at~ tention shol'rly after noon of tlltll da.y for the fil'st rime, He thought the ~tI'ict inlt'l'pl'f'tation of the Ch.c-lrter l'allpd for rhe j:'!<:!ue of the certlfif'ate of net.:'p.ssity by the Mayur', Comptl'ollet' and rrreaSUI'el' on the recommendation of the head of the uepal'lment involYed, _\.Ill. Adam insi~ted that it was not [01' the .I\ldermen and Coun('ihnen ro make the in\'estigation or to encourage the issuance of such certificates. rrhe ),fayol', he saltl, has kno\\ ledge of the de-pal'tmellts, and the Comptrol1er and OUARANTINE MAY TIMES. ~'~~~u'~~:~S~~g~l~'~~~/~~l:~:~~g~,:f ;~~ BE RAISED MONDAY ~~1';~(~~~e~:7t~:~~~~r~:t~o;;nbar~ I~~I~= f I.. nN.'e~sitv exists. then the ('ounC'iI does 51; Strain i n g Fine Points. JAMESTOWN'S SMALL-POX PA· TlENT IS RECOVERING-NO SPREAD OF DISEASE. It. looks like picayune ·'The t"hartel:' sa·ic1 he. "<l0f'~ not l'(> ~ quirt:' the Common <'DUDc·it to dnl'l'"~ mjne·'.... helhel· mol'!':' money I!'; nb~e~~U J·y in tht: fi.rst. plare.·' The A'layol' \VR!'; quoted a.s Si.l~ ing II .,.\ould not h(t:::lt~te to Issue A co;>rtilka te of ne('(>t:l~ity toJ' hl5 own D~pal't111E!I1 t, ..'\11', Adam SubmItted that Hit; Hon nr \\"fIS a m~ll1ber of the Board ot Hi'alth, the Polil'e und Park boards. "\Yh·y !"hOllhl he not lh~n c'e-rlffy reganling the~r. d,,*~ partments't ('ha~r-man )l-Eaehrf!n, ___\lJernwl1 B~i!';er, "rJenE'I' and Butler allllWE 1 ),11', Ada:n to nO ,Ill the talking and tinull~ the maltIEr \\"a~ laid over un111 :\londi.l.). morning, whtn Corporation Coun~e l l Feldman is e-xJ.te:tled to hnnd j n hi s o·pinion on the purely te("hnkal CO I Istrul'tlon of Se<:tion 73 o{ the- L'ily '~I'-lr · ter , Attac k o n the M 13.yor. Some illd·:{"ation of what will h<q)l~'<>n when His Honol' appeal'S I?) b~ rnre lhe t r:nan('e. :'ommittee. might be glbLJH-d. frol11 c:tl'ay l"t"'lliarks of which a fpw: samples are gi\'en as follow~: Ald. _<\dam-."'s !. 'ompot1'oller he l'e~l~ the Cha.r1.fr llifferel1l1y from what I was, and as :\IIayor I don't think I If' 11 ghjng the true meaning of -rh~ 'h.Hrt~ ~ Ald. Butler-Pl'obably he dOt!~n l u n dE'rstand it, "I think we are· "n'eakening lhp Cha r, ter when WE' attempt to fOl',-'e SUdl ma t te-r~ on ~aror, eamptroller 3!"d Trens~ urel' by re-quE'sling them [0 JRSl.Ifo cer litkate's." scdtl .A 1<1 , Adam. "II i~ n:~ore than a quibble- O\'e,' a Itedmicallty A~tJ. Butle-l'-I think we ought to l1a n:~ this matter . set-tIed on ~1ondoy by the opjnion of the l~ol'poJ'alion c' ount<f?I. 'l'the tn·altter \\·as hehi until :\Jond,n y mOl'ning alt 10 o'c1oc:k . . • . Park C'ommissloner GeO! ge t. GlU th~ for and Auditor Brothers were 011 hancl with It reque~t foJ' $16.000. indudlng needed repair's ro the gre-tn·house ,l t south Buffa 10. Impl'ovement!l:' aruunu the Albright A_rl Gallt!ry. and Sout h Purk. business to haggle ()"er this matter while lmpor~ tanl bills must. be met, includinig $la,CO.O [01' expenses incurl'ed \lnner the liealth Depal'tment tlu1"1ng the smallpox epi(lema" and some $lf300 tor the removal of boa ies from North SU'eet Cemetery. Rprcinl to THE TLMI!IS. JAMESTOWN, April 5.-John A. Cole, conUngeneies which could not be un1'01. ,,"al'd, (:ommissioner (,r p u hlIe fureseen when the estimates were made t he small~pox patient, is improving so ""orks ilppeured wilh a little- bill fo t . , d telephone st'rvic~s more _ ~~aI]-. a :\0 ea rapidly at the small· pox hospital that up. The dty's 1iabl~ity 15 unquestlone. Id amounting jll a ll to ~j,jlJ(t .• 6. it Is expected he will he discharged and unle~s the C'lalll]s ar~ paid, the city 0 "Th 'e" admitted Ald, Adam, " 1~ a from that InstitUtion on May 1st, i~ likely to bE' l1'1ul,cled 111 heavy co~c;t~ (case \~.;l;I'e WE' al'e l'n a PO:;lIlUl1 t u do It is now beJieved that the disease as thf' I'e~llit of ~UltS., AId; Adam, ~ th ('~rlifylng bec'l:luse we wen:' l'l'!iPUIl will not spread. Those Who were ex- pears to have a rod _In pickle fOl t.~ ~ ~p for the non-paympnt of lhp l.iIl." posed by ('on tact with Cole show no :\1ayor. who h~s nol, yet testlfi~~ befc:n ~ ,.1 rl'o .et A)'ouneI this difficulty Iht~ cum .. symptom~ 01 the nlalady and it is hardthe Fil1:J,lwe <. On~!llll,ttee reguld1ng ~hf:' itte~ , .\"ill report in favor ur indulhng ly Pl'obable now th"t they will. conduct of thE' city s .fi~lanC"es un er ~iS sum in the estimate~, The patients at the W·. C. A. Hospital c'omptrolle-I' Knlght'~ regIme. ' !Who were exposed are recovering and "the Ilurses are having more or less trOUble with theIr recent vaccina.tions. NO TIME FOR FlLIBr'STERlNG, The ho~plt.al is still under qUaJ:antine, but H the dls~ase does not ma.nifest It~ The Councilmen exposea themselves • I::i~Jf by !\'1"omlay the quarantine will to censure yestel'day a.fternoon when I j;J'obably bl~ ri'ti~ecl. they re!erred back to the Aldermen for Ald ' Adam Speaks on Municipal Gov· As this ltospllai Is lhe only instltutlon of the kind In the dty, much incon ... !(; OllCUrrence In a needless amendment' t d Its Abuses. vcnien('e is felt on af.'l'ount of inability Q ernmen an the resolution orderIng that the uar~ n 0 'able affairs tu ohtaln admission for patients. One anUne Hospital be rebuilt on the pres- One of tbe ~OS~ e ;eJente~ntb a nphysi<.'ian J11adc cl. ylgorous effort the other day to lISC' th~ operating room, ent site, Health Commissioner Greene of the seasont·~ at~e ~ife Underwriters' ., It Is np(.'e!:l~ary lo ~a\'e the life of my 'U t J nual banque 0 6e llvtE'l aSRured the Board tu dt tfie I·uuu~isna I tlOD held at the G eneso;paUent," he (>xplained to .Miss Hall, the a int!·o~ cost the city norhing in fees, for t h e). As~;OC la.~t night. The -Aurs t G Spe.aker N" Smith buperintendent. .. b Y Toastma~ter .. " "J ('annot hE'lp )t," replied that lady. would be drawn In the Pu b11c V{ orks duced 'T Adam eOT!=:e who spoke on "The Board or I-IC"<.llth has given oI'del's office and Col. Ward repeated that as- wa~ 1-- l rG~~'ernme~t~ How Not to that no patipntR ('el.ll be admitted and I surance, The- Councilmen then ma.de 'D'~olU~t~' P~r, Adam stated tha~ aPt~~t ('annot disobey the onkr_" l . 'ans were tIe -. t app ar - fesslonal an amendment to that e Ifec, po II t I c~d overnrnl?'nt. gJe)'1unlciIt waR ("flua.lly inl'oll\'('nient when the Collin::; womun· ,,"pnt Into a saloon and ently for the purpose of ca.rrylng It back hindrance to g~ tog be conducted propf5\\"allo\\ Pel rL cim;p of l'arbolic c-tcld, Had to the lower bouse where the resolution pal guvern r:;:~~ the hands of me-n Whll t it not been for the fortunate cl1"CUlll~ roUSInterests to buUd on that site was can'i e d b y erly. h d· the 0 f th ecity , at heart, :;"1 ~ta 11(.:C that a I'oon'l was vacant in a a onolo ...·ue by GeorgI? - , Jlttlp PJ'h'A t~ sanitarium kept hy ~ only one majority, A 1IUmOl'OU~ m address on "Proml <.'haJ'lp~ MH.lmbC'I'g, Ih e nhysic1anH would It there 19 a progra.mme of tlllbuster Ra.msdell, an d'n Other •Promls~s," by hanl been obliged to hire a. room at (t' ing on It Is time the people should kno'w sory INO~S N~rton, .",'ere the nexth~~n llotol. , h has Char e s · The relation of pu ,~ It i~ thf' prevailing opinion thA.t if it alld condemn It. Time enoug the programme, if in~urance busln !=I this I'H.:<:I(' of :-;1lla.lI~pox noes not ~nl'('tad. be~n wasted already In this matter He'alth and the 1 ~ht'Ch Health enro1h(' Ii ttlp hospilH I beyoncl the l'emetpl'Y on A [1>":\' The tactics used for months pas t h a v e was the topic ,... n.:;=ext ~poke, bal; ju~tillpd it~ ('xistt'IH.'e-. Thl!'; hosI,.T ' . I ht o , by E A. been hurtful to the city and expose d nlI~!';ioner 'o~·dS on "Good N g he~' )lltal wa~ buill aftE'l' the RmalL~pox ppiit to a grave danger. It Is time to stop ~pencer concluded the speec " d€'llllc' s~vcral YNlr~ ClgO anel, although thC'l'(, ht\t" b(>en few ('asps of the dlseaHe it. The Aldermen should concur In the ill thIs J'C"g-fon, il has he-('n kE'Ilt up 111 resolution wJthout hesitation or reopgood ~hal)(' and whl'n this t'ase \\"n~ dhiening ot the main questLon_ It Is harm~ l·!\\-el'(' ll W ..Hi l'f'1id:\o~ fOI' ol'<,upancy in half an hour, The only natie-nt it has less except that It causes delay. which had lH'inr to I hit-; ('a~f'" '~'as ;-I. woman seems to be Its purpose. t ./ Who waH found In thr C'1lY two YE"HI'fi agQ 8uffpI'ing 1'1'0111 a. mild attaC'ic The ·woman waf! l·8l'f'd fur at this placC', l'e~ <:ovE'red, and lp(t the city, No other iN SURANCE MEN HOLD HEIR AN NUAL BANQUET. f' 4 ... ~ r1{~vE'lopE'd, I. �unt1~'IIrstood the S('lenrE.' of ).fInd-heallng. nnd wer&> In [Jo~fles81on of the pn)nrge/l [J()\ver It conterA to 1J(tonf'fit the ra~P I'hy~IM1Ty an" .plrltually. they w()uld rl jl,tce with U~. Ev~n this one reform In medielne would ultlmat41ly ORDm BONDS ON UNJUST J:. O[fICI[NCI[S. ~ IS THEIR c!eltvPl' mankind from the Awful nnrl tlppr€5Sl\'e bondage. now entorC'ed b~' fal~p theort€'s, from .,whICh multttudea woul" glrlflly P!iC~lP("· ("den". nnd Health CRITICISM Corporation Counsel So Advises the Aldermanic Finance Com mittee. But Mr. McCrackan Admits That Surgery Is Not lD. ADAM STILL a Bad rhing AfTAKES EXCEPTION. LVUR'I=:~~ He Probably W ill M ake a MinARE NOT PHYSICIANS ority Report, Holding the Mayor Shou ld Take He Says That Christian Scientists the In itiative, Aid, l'rEa("hl't'n, chairman of the 1'III,IQer;m!'o Ie Finance Committee, pre.. -... .. I"nQf'f Ine- of tha t C'ommittf'e your wrltlng- your (·ommlttN". honor to l)rl'Sl'n Min'n to )·Ollr mr opinion, a ftE'r er BOmt~ tht' ellY eun"n"".,·. Churler provldt.'s that the )la,·ur, nnil Trt'a~ul't'r shnll (,pr·tU,· n writing tlnt thp {>:'tpE'nditurE'~ of a (\,:- the Complrollt~r Jl3rtmeut Ina\' he lncren~ed, and a vo(e two~thlrtl~ or tlw mpmb ..'r!'; e-IE'"ct£'u to • Dt'h boanl of t he- Common Council, upon pcf'ipt!5 (If IHich ct'rtlflcatt', Is npc,·s~ary )("fOTI.' Uw hont! l~ I~Sllt'<1; but I tl0 not of thInk it was ttl,. Int"'ntlon of th(' v~ls1n­ ure to rl 'qulrc th" ),Iayor to taItE' thet IntlnU\"(' In a mottpr oC this C'haraet£>r, ut.cause, If that ("ont'tructlon WH('> adh(>red to it "\"""O\llrl place th,. Common Council In tht' po~ltlon or ha,-Ing the powpr to IIY(·r!Tnl£'" and n'to thp artion of thE' Mayor. nd 811('h It court1f' of procpdure is choarlv ntngunl~tlc to t11P wholp ~cheme o( O"llr tty gt,u'rnm' nt ~ (lutllnf'd and LlI'I\m·d 'by the citv chart(~t'". Th .... rE'asonahll:"', falr IHI orrlt'rlr pro('t'{l\lrf' that Is cont('mrplatf'd hy lIlt' laws gO\'t>rnlng our C'lt\', "Would st'tom to rt'qulrf> a r('q\l('~t from nil' 'd"partmpnt askIng '·or tbp in<,rE'a~pd ('X~ pndlt'lrp, l.ddfl'!'IfH'd to thc' Common 'ounrll In tl,.. first tn!'ttancp, and an In- '\'"esttgallon of thl;> neC'f'r.Fity by that body and a fjuhs~qupnt in\'{,Atlgation by tht> b(' tS!'tlNl ('(llDptrollpr ,'ertillcatf' :\8 a Trpa~ur·t·l·" Rnd of nl"'ces~lt:r ~1I('h r"!';ult· of to "X~ Bmlnation or th.,. llPI'{l!'1; ot the dppartml'llt a!lltlng (or th.' Iiddl .. ton to It~ E"sllmnlp 'rh~ pf'('uIlAr r<'"ndln~ of St.-etlon --;:; . "o! thp C'hHrt,·r !~ r.~spon~lhlt> ror thp dtsputp Clt hilI! orl".'11 unt! whleh makeR thl::. olJlnlon Ilf"l.'( !-O.SDn", 1 nm mindful or the faC't t11~t tlwrf' 1!'1; room for dispute and dlllcl1l'u'Ilon 85 to the tnlt" IlltE'rprE'tntion to tie Vlac£'d UI,on thnt sf'clion . hut Ute SUS"Bf'!'Iotlons hf'rp.lnhfofnro contained lpad lne to l.'onC'lmlL' i\1'! tlllll<'iltF'd, And Your C'omndtt('I' Is thp.rd~)rf' "\fhol!';(>d In a('corda.nee with my SlIggPStlOIll'l h .... rf'lnla·{oTl' ('ontatm'd. MI? ItNtpl'rtfull,· ~Hhmlttpd I'IIAfiLP.S f,. ·Fp.I,n:\fAN: Corpordtlon CO\lI\~~"1. ADA "'S EXCEPTION. 'Yhen Ald . .lIcEul'hren had nni~hpd nadlog" ~lr. Feldman's opinion AId .Adam said; "I taKt;' exc€,ptlon to th~ Orporntfon (·ounsl,t·s opinion most empha Ilr'all)" ,. "WelJ:' said All!. UutIpr, .. tna~mu{'h ••t that is his pOsition. r movp that Wt. re-Cf the ::\layor. Comptrollf'r and f"R!'Uff'r to I~~uf" rerlifkates or npcpsIty Wit,~ rt'gard to thf' (leJl('IE"nci.;os b~­ orf' U~. AId Ad~m·- I would like to I'ubmlt a 'noTtt~· TPPOJ"t. . "How muC'h timE'" WOuld It~ prpnop'a tlon rf'tlulrf'. :\Ir. Adam:''' <lSkp{I' \1'1McEnchren.. . , ::Abou~, a Wf'E'k." ~nl(l )11', Adam, \Vt'lJ . Rai,1 Ald ~ld;:3('hrcn '·I ... t u take action with rdprpl1ce to 'some If th,~ df'~~lenC'Ie-~," l Ytt8. a8.!ent('~1 Ald. But'pr ":\1'· UIC npgath'p it' }~f' and that will give him un to submit his minority rp- Adam can ,·otp In wants wtth th'" ordinary praC"':tire ot Chl't!'=tlnn ~C'\pntl~t~. who. a~ ha!4 (requpntly bpf'n ~tn tpd -I?v{'n to their reproach- -do n01 r{'fu~(! til pmplo)-, £'urgeomJ. The px~ planation given by Mr•. Eddy la as tal· ltlw~: "GnUI thp arlvanolng age admll. the mCHCY nnd supremacy or mtn.d. it l!li ~r"tter '.0 leave surgery and the ;\0j lstm(lnt of brok~n bones and dlslocRt~t;n~ to the flngpr!' ot a surgeon, whl1p. you' connnr! your~f'1t chlpfty to mental r(o(">n~trul"'tlon noli thE" preventlon nt Inflammation, (,hr1.~Uan Science i8 at~ ways the mO!=lt sklllful surgeon, but ~ul"gerv lR thp branch or tt~ healing ~,""hlf'h bE' la.qt acknowledged, Ho\\'Her it I. but just to say that lho auth'or h~fII nlrpady In her pO~$efl~lon ~.f'lI fluthpntlcaten records ot the (>urp, hv hpl'·"H:-lf anel her students. through n1pntrd ~urgery alone, of J~lslocat(>d jotnt!'( an,l spinal vertebr8 P . (~ctence nnd Health, Rev. Ed. p.p. 401·40•. ) But the charge made by a gentleman ronnf'C"ten with the Board of Health that, but for a ('ertaln ornl· nanC'e "the recent epidemics of dlph ... thE-ria' and smallpox would not have bern rhpck(>r1 a~ Chrletian Sch~'nce haft grown to euch an extent In this city thnt ma.ny of the victims of thes(> <,ontaglou~ dlse-n~es were treated bY Chrl~­ tIan Science healers." This 1M a. charge whlrh mu~t not be made without di~· tinrt ann Rpectflc proof. The~e are m::s t ter~ of f8.("t wht('h can be e,t8 blI.h.d by the burial permits. Judging b:r prp.\""lou! ml~tnkE'c; made In sweep.. ing ("hal gee of this sort. the g~ntle­ man In que~tton has C0nfounded ChrtR~ tI~n "'dence wllh various bellet. with which It has no connection whate-yer. PerRonally I have never heard or a slnglp cas(l' ot contaginn traceable to Chrl~tla.n gceint\sts during the more than thirty years of thl!ll practice before thf' world. As 1M wpll knt'lwn. Christian Scientist. ar' law-abiding cltl· zpn q n nd thPY report ("R.se~ of contagi~uFl dlReaseR when the law 80 re- remedle~. I~ pntllh'd to f all lu\"PRtigalion nt t Commoll ('nundl ))re,·iollg to oltklnl Hlq)S In tlw dlr~('\lon abct-> of u c!'rtlncat~ of t)·, upon \\'hlch l','rtlllcllt(' th{' Common Council muy t ake otllclal :l.C't1on nnd authorizL' the borrowlnr.- of mOlwy fly 1npans of d ... Oelency hnnclfi I t 1M tnif' then t;(>ctiun ill of Mayor. and fl Leave the Art and Practice of Med icine Entirely to Regularly Trained Physicians . Editor The Courl.r: No system can be judged by tbe tallure~ of those who practiee it. It would be unju~t to judge the medical prn~ tesion by the obItuary culumns of the dailY newepaper.!", and· it 1s eQu,\lly unjust to judge Christian Scientists by their occasional fallufes, which are RO t"l· rare tha t th~y are treated by the press as eE'n~a tlonal news items. The cOmments made upon Christian ScIence In connection with the death ot ~rt.s Berry, In your Issue of April 4th, proceed trom an errOneous point ot view. Judged by Its beneHelent results, Christian Science has been a blessing to bundrf-ds ot thousa nds, in producIng mental, moral and phYSical illl~ pro ..... ement.. The benefic1ent re-sult!1l: ot Christian Sdel1C'e are not publi.~hed in the public print., but lhere a.re probn bly tew of the readers of Yllur psteemed paper who do not know of C'ase~ of heallng, either In their ;)wn fnmllles or among theIr friends. A vast body ot witnesses. here and abroad, attest the reforming aqd bealing powerR of Christian Seiene-e, allil dally and hourly ca:;:es are being cured. many of which had be~n gl,"en up as hopelf'ss along the lines ot material (,Qn~lllcrnt1on. The report of the pORt~moftem examination In your ('olumns slatE'S: "At the conclusIon or the examination the doctors dE'clal'e-d that lhe Immediate cauEle of dpHth was cancer of the stomarh, They stated that while medical attendance during the past wepk might have prolonged the life ot )'ll~s BE-TrY, her lite could not hnve been ultimately saved:' It I!" true that the~e gentlemen are nlflo reported to ha,oe given as their opinion "that It a physician had bpen called In a year ago when the symptoms first dp1.'eloped, ).nBS Bf'rry might have llved many Yf>ars." But. e:uch an opinion, or cuur~e, ("an have no scientific ce-rtaJnty ~in('e medicine, t:H'('ordlng to the best phy~tcians. cannot be called an exa.ct 8C'ltnC'e. It medicine were an exaet !<C':tence, there would be only one method tn U!1lP', but nn allopa thtc, eclectic ur h()m~o­ pathtc physlc1an each woul4l ha.ve trea tf'd the CAse of :\Il:ss Berry dlft'(~r~ ently, find praC'tiC'ully the only point upon which th£>y all would h~\"e a.greed would have b{~en that. if the me-ntal altitude ot the patient could be kept normal. the cha.nC'es or re-I.'overy \\'ould be improved. They would prohahlv ha"e disagreed 1n regard tCl the- qU;.llltY and quantity flf medicine, and pll!ll~ibly milil"ht have dlngnopen the ease ('ntlrt~ly dltfer.nUy. It the patIent had 111.·1 tht"y douhtle-~~ woul,l haye a!<crlbptl thl~ to dlrterpnt cn U!ll('-S. ThJ~ l~ not eald ~n an~· attpmpt to dl~paragt! {lw pby~lclan~ are hODle work In ,,-ltll_ Key lo thp ~('ript\lr('~. Re\,. En. p. 1;)1). AS· for th~ slory rclntpd by He:llth ('ommlssl oner GrE'pnp. of a man and hlff wife hlppdillg' tn n~ath rather than ~l'mlt the ~urgenn to bandage thet':" ~.ounoR. I hf'g to ~tat{> that 8uch Helinn would not blE" at all in kppptng Which ~ne':1g-ed. but mer~~ ty to point out thE' lImitatlon~ of !l'uf"h work and to cm:>ba~lze the In.1u!'t1ce IJt attE'mpting to cIrlndemn f"hrtsthn I Rc1t:>nt1~tR for tailures whlf"h arp l't">la· tlvely rare In comparison with tlle grp1\t gnod Ilccompll~hed. The attttudp of Christian ScipntbittowardF the mpdlcal profe~sion I~ wpl1 llIustrrtted by the following words (It Mrs. Eddy: "Great respect is due to the motlve.s and philanthropy of the higher cIa •• at physician.. We kno,,· that It they will quires. ("hrlsttan Rl"'ientlRtR (\0 not ~ BT SIDE SEiM:i:EMENT WORK HAS BEEN HINDERED BY PREVo .A E...'1QE OF THE DISElASE. t {;;,) . ' - - -- Much alarm Is telt by E8Bt Side settlement workers because of severo.l on.ses ot smallpox in the 1'"4yrtle avenue district. The majority at the children In that neighborhood aUead lhe klnderga.rten and cla~8es at the Angel Guardlu.n MiSSion a.nd Welcome Hall and several at the workers who live In lhe residence secllon of the city have .IgnlHed their Intention of remalnlng away tram the settlement houses until all danger ot contagion ls paased. All at the classes at the Angel GuardIan Mission have been discontinued tor several ~Ieek.s and the house has been cloapd. The president, Mr .. Herbert P. Bissell, told an Express reporter yesterday tha.t It wa.s not becR.use the par~ ents at the children are a!rald to allow them to attend the c la.sses, but that Borne of the workers feel they are expOf!:ing themselves and OtllP.fS to danger unnecessarily. Mrs. Henry Altm.a.n of the Sisterhood of Zion said t.ba.t .uthough the smallpox cases wer e not In the neighborhood at Zion Hous.. several or the classes h ad been discontinued tor 0. short time. :MIss Montgomery at Welcome Hall said that lhe Myrtle avenue cases are. In the Angel Guardian district and lhat although several or the Welcome Ha.ll worke..re did not attend classes during the last week, lhelr places were filled by substitutes, and the work is going on as usual. She said that the greatest danger ot contagion was In the distribution at library books and lhat all books. know~ to ha.ve been In the hands of the children of the Myrtle avenue district were confiscated as soon a.q re~ hpUeve ppr~onp: who haA an Infectious or contagiou~ disease cannot communl~ ratp thE"tr dl~ease to anyone elSE'," Th~Y "that MALLPOXINTERFE~E& f\ , "' CH[[KTOWAGA ~~ ~~. pMUS~, BE CAREfUL Precautions Against Spread of Small-Pox Must Be Taken There. recognlz P thp existence of n. bf'liet In contagion and they destro)' the liability to ('onta.glon in destroying the conrnl('~s the hea.llh authorlti£>s of Cheek~ taglon it~plf towaga. adopt morc rigid mf'thods of It cunnot be ton clearly etated that watching ~mall-pox patie-nte and dlslnChrtFlti-l.n sctt>ntists do nnt practice !e("ting o.nd isolating people who hs\OO htmeoiC'lne and do not desire to compete come ElubJpct to Inlectlon with that df~­ with llhYFolclan~ in the practice of their t.'fise than the)' are using at present that prnt~s!llion. They leaye the art and town may bl;" ulaCf'd under quarantine and practicp of medicine E"ntirely to regu- a guard moy bE" establIshed to pre"ent Its larty trained physicians who ha.ve reo~ldL"'nt~ from coming 111 to Buffalo. spent year8 of labor in acqutring the HNIIth Commissioner ~ today f:o\'rYM ne("e~sary knowledge. They refer all notice to this f'rfe-ct on the- Boa.·d ot persons who desire medical attendanc! H(>nlth oC Cheektowagao to phy",ician~ and Christian Scienf'e, of Dr. Grt . ene took .. his :l.c!.lon beCBl:Fn h~ coursp-, beA.rR no po~!tlble resemblancf' hR.d been Informed that a m·ln llclmrd to ost~opathy, as a. physician seems tr "oh(>{ol(>r who lhops on Shonieo)" ~treet In imply in your colunlns. Osteopathy, a! Chf'ekto"\\'aga contlnuE"d to work at the tar as I am permitted to judge by ~Iann LJns('t'Q 011 \\~orks 'tftt.'r h.t had newspaper reports, Is a. medical Aye- hecome tntf'cted with small-pox. Georg.:t~m which treats the anatomical mech- "·h£'e-It'r. the man"s tather. now haa ani~m ot the human body tn a t:lppclal email-pox. Ylctlms ot the dl~ .. a.:;e In a. manner. Christian Science. on th~ 11ght furm have carel~sslr mlngh·t1 with other hand, i~ a. religious faith. whose "ell peoph', it Is alleged . gs retorm the sinner and heal Even"body in the all works wal'l \"ac~ teachin r!' clnatf'ci when t.he local henlth nllthQlltle~ the Rick, as did the reltglouB faith or dlsC'ov€'rtod that ""heeler had worhul ,lp!'iu~, his dl!iciples and apoRtles and th(>r~ whll~ 111. th~ faith of the early Christians. Dr" Clarke ot the Health n~pn.rrm('nt \YhH.t'~'el" mi!mndE"l"standlng ot Chrle- starr inve~ttgatt!d the statt' of ;lIYnh'd In ttan Science may have been expressed ChC'ektowagl\ nnd found t"!":at tht""T~ arro! at In "OUl' columns, this results from tg- pfL'~ent U, half doze-n )r In.)Te C!l8t'S ot , fit small pox In the town. norance of its remarkable bene 8. Thf' Chef'kb\\"ag8 h<>alth ornl~lnh:l hnve Christian Scientists do not prOff-B8 to prnmlRf'd t('l see that mIJrc (';U';' 1!J Ltj{P!l be infallible, and they coneede to all ht realter to pre"ent the ~pread IIf the men their constitutional right of' ask- dUHmse. lng and receiving whatever treatment ElIzauf'tll Pf'tkn., (.0 years old, of :...)Q9 Colt tht!'" dC'~tre. '''"hen the medIcal prll· stn'et, was today r('moved to tht· Quarnnte.s~Ion becomes better lnformpd In rp· tint' hospital. The hpa!th officials this ~. morning found that she has heen III o[ gnnl to ChriStian Sdence, Its mem o't'mall_pox for sevilrsl da\"~. hers ",HI b~ glad to avail themselve!' . ' ~ or the bles8~d ministrations ot that fa.ith nnd will wonder that they could eyer have doubted its etH{'ac)~. Thanking you for your courte-sy, I remain, yours truly, W. D. M'CRACKAN. WASHINGTON M~RKET APUBLIC NUISANCE LAVATORIES ARE AGAIN SAID TO BE IN A SHOCKING STATE • �WINS ov ER CITY SENSATIONAL CHARGES MADE r COU NSELLOR Ii c. • BY ALD. MARTIN Opinion on finance ~ommit­ tee's Request Reversed in Will Subprena Members of the Civil Corporation Counsel's Of- Service Commission Before the Infice •••Two Ways Since Friday vestigating Committee of Board of Aldermen in Goodwyn-Smith Matter. ADAM WILL HAND IN A MINORITY REPORT TALK OF A WINE SUPPER AMONG NEW COMMISSIONERS In 'The Aldermanh' Committee on FinanCE' hpld a pOJ'ltponed ~e~~ton at 10 o'rfock thl~ morning to consider llayor K111(ht'S rf'\'i!'1ed plan for having the Common Cou:1C'1I do ~pe£'lflc work cut (lut tor hlm!'l('IC, the City Trea~urer and lhr. Comptroller 11i the matter of IssuIng certificates ot nece~sity in order to sct'ure more funds tor departments Eadly In need ot more money. "It we don't get more money right Wbat th~ ~lIhmll t~tl 'III~-~ A,gO tblR Ramt" qu('~tlon W'1l!Ct prp:-;l'lll NI to Inf' hy tIll" rhairman of tbf> "lHmlllltt:'t', ,\11'. ~lcBal'bren. and 1 advlR('d hl1ll n:-; In wbat In my jnrt~lll{>nl wa:.- III£> pl'op"r ('on!':1 rurtion to hp plnc'Nl upon the ull'l'rr,'ut ,'burtN provi~lon<.t I AIM. John 1'tanin ('aIled upon ('om- f nppl1('nhl(" to (hi,. 1}llf·s!! on. 11lId I h011 ~uppospd thnt thp Inftlrllll1llnn ihu!-. rOIlH"y('d WR~ RllffirlE'llt anci would h'" ,e'i'ren to the olbt'r memhE'rs ot lh(' ,·nI11Ultttef'. I \Pltrnl'd thAt tn my ah· ~('n('(' thp City AttorllPY ha" informally ad· vl"{'fl your ('ummlt (t'C, nnd that an opinion in writlnj! would h(' ~lIhmltt('d to yOlll' l'Otll· mit t pt>. whlrh I nnw hRn' tht:' honor to PI'll. ~l"llt. slIlil"ltlutially as It was given to your cOUlmlt t('(', II hili)' ol.lnl"o, uft(,f glvlug tbls mattN ~Olnt' l'onsldl'!'ntlon, that Ihe Mayor of tile l'ity I", I'otltlpd to hn~~ the b('ncfit ot an 11ll"I':-;tI~ntlon nt th(' illllld"l ot the ('ommon ('ound! nfl',luus to tnkltt~ Rns ofDe-tRI stt'ps III Ill\' 11I1'('('tlon of thl~ i~snnne-p of n ('f'rti· fi('utt' of npl'p~ ... lty, upon whlcb rcrtlth'ntl" Iht· Cilillinon ('ol1nt'll may tRke official fH'tlon and nuthorlzp thp borrowin~ ot I1tnlll'Y lIy Inl'lllll-l nt dpt\rlrncs hond~. It I~ Irnl' thllt SI'I'lion 7~ ot thp Cbnrtpr pro~ldt>:-\ th'lI tlw ,\In.rM, (. 'omptrollpr and T1'E.'8SUrpr ~ o,;h.1I1 ("'1'1 If)' In \\Tltlnp: that thl' E'xppntli' tUI'f"~ of R flppartm('lot Ulay bE" lorrpnSNi. l nlltl n ,ott' of t ,,"o-thlrds of the mE'mlWrR (>lI'NI,r) to '~H("h hORl'ti of tbf' Com mOll (.'01l1wll. llpfln l'f"f','lpt of ~urh rertlfl('RtE'. J~ ne(-f"o,;o,;llr~' h('torp thl~ bond Is Issupd; hut. I elf! Iwr think It Wll~ th~ lotrntlon of tht· L.1'~1..,llltnn' to I'('qulrp til£' :Mayor to takE' tb(> Inltlntl",' In n mnttf"r of thlA ('haroNer, b('· CH\1~f". If thnt rnn~trll('tloD wl'1'(' ndhere-d to It u/lult) pillC'(, Ih(' ('ommon Council In th(' ['Ios.IUnn 0/ hH,,,I"::: thf' pnwpr to ovprrule aurl H'to lh(' "rtlnn of thl' )Javor. ODd Ru('h a ('OUrctf" or [ll'n('('(lnTf' IR (')(,R1'I)' flntngonl~tl(' to th('l whnll' ct('hf'I1U' of om' rlty governmpnt no;: 01l1Ihl('r\ 1111(1 <1f'flnpci. h,r thf' city ('hortpr. I Charte-r $aYlll, read~; hp rllffl'r('nt rltr- departments, the fol ~fllIIl' aWRY," ~aid H€'altb CommJ~sioner Greene, "we'll have to clo8e the public iJath houses.' Yet. on a QlIlbble and attempt to follow t'u~tom, the Mayor haf:l delayed actlnn on the matte-r of supplying the Impoverished departm£'nts with funds the)' are sadly In neeli of. The departtnentR arc tho~e of Poor. Parks, Health, FoliC£', Fire, etc. The ~layor contends that the Common Council shall bear the fe!'ponslbility or taking the initJa tlve, rhal It :-<haU make the recommendation, It j~ contenf'lpd b:r the Aldermen that the charter placr!' this duty on the )Ia),or, Treasurer and Comptroller, who know better Lhan the Aldprmen the ~tate ot atralr~ In the funds for the several city dt'partments, The rharti?'r t lowius::' Is "The expendlturi!s for earh department, office or other purJU}SP during the n~ral ~:ear, ~hall he kept wIthin Ihe estimate made ft:r~t. EXC'EPT THAT IX CASES '\'HERE THE :MAYOR, f'O)'IPTROLLEH A...~D 'frtEA!=H'lU.:n SHALL C'ERTIFY IN Thf' ('I'tR~NI I "'TTTI· l'(la~nnnhlf'. tl1lr Rnd ol'df'rly procedUl'f' Ih.H I~ ,'unl(,llllllntf'd hy tbr laws ~o,·prnlog our f'it.\'. wnllld "1'1"111 tn If'qulrf' n requ('~t f"oln thf' cl"pul'tlllf'nt Itflklng tor tbe In· "'RITDlG that a gl'eatc'r nmou·nt than jlro"ided tor In the estimates Is neces~ary," et<'_ On Frfdn", Cit), Attornf'Y Ed L. Jung, in the ahSE'nl'e of lhp f 'orporation r.oun11('11. (iA\'E A~- OPIXIOX THAT THE ).[AYOn WAS IX EHROR, THAT THE ('HAnTER nEQl·rREn HJ~I TO. T \K'C TH .: :. E lXlTiATIYF., :=:omp~dy must han> talkl'r] ldth !\Ir. Jung ~Incp Friday, :\lr. Feldman wa~ lIut ot town anti dld not rplurn until thl!i1 morning, ahollt 10 o'clock RuT: )tR. JrXI; HAD.\ RBPOnT DR -\wx "'JlPtHlitur R(ldr{'~~('rl p, to th(' Com mon C'1Il1l1l'1I In th __ ftl'~t In~taor('. RDd nu lu\"(',..;tlJ:atlon of tli(' D('rpsslt;f hy that hody anll.\ ~t1I1~pqllf"nt Inl'p"tl~atlon by tll~ )fllyt1r. (nmlltrolif"r nnd Tr('nS1.1rl~r. and n l·f"!'tllknt,. or nl"rp<.tctlly to hf' I~sn~d flS a rl· .... llit nr o,;l1rh (',\I101ln8tlon (Jt tbp nppdf.' or fill' lIf"flllrtlll('nt l1s.kln~ for the addition tl1 It It Cfltimntl'. R":-;p('('tt1lIly "uh01itt('d. ('HARLES L. FELD'IAX', "nrporn'lon ('ouo~('1. AId, Atlam-"r tnke exception to the r!" AT mnEc'T V.\RlA;.,rjo; 1~ HAT HF. REP()RTBD TO THI;; opInion of lho ('orporatlon CounseL" I ()~DIITTEE ON FRID \ y, It wa AId , Rutlor moved lhat certificates of ~Wt'n (0 thp cnmrnltt('e at 11 AM'!:; ne('('s~lty be i!:;sucd in comformity with fullow, . . as the opinion. F('ltlll1.n'", Rt"H'Ut" Opinion. • AIel. Arlam-":rhe timE" I~ short and _ T d l1kp 11 wf'('k f\ time in order to put Tn th,,"onnrnhl,., thl' l'ommli·\~~I~~·Fr'M)2· In a minority rp~ot't. Thp charter Is So IIf Ihp Hoarll r')( Alnt.'l'mf'n' nnnC'('I plain that r can t agrp(, with the Corf;('IntlpUll'n \1\' nplnlnn' hlt~fn I I pora tlnn C'ounR£>1 on 1hlf' paint" n"krrl.IIPlln th" ~TJ('''tlllll'' r:ll~"tlln t~(' r,~':;,n Chairman l\1r~~a('hrpn advo('atPd act'lwlllr"tlo n 0( 1II:'i lion or. !lw ,Itt "01' IInrl,. 1ng on two or thrE'f' very urgent detlfl ' nf till' :n [ III 'IAn-it or "bl~ 'f'Pri./ l'if'nry appropriations, ~~!~'!"'n ,{If Honnr Iilll!'J.:I'1-t1'4 Ant) fl/f~l~l'~ ~rh(> rommitt(>(~ voted to urge the a,pn Ih,. Iml'l IIr til ... ('ulllmon propriatlon of $2,500 for thp Common f' OI l1lf'iT'pr,!">," I tel', and nt that. tim£' :\Iarcu~ tR allegert to have told :\lartln that the "game hcl.S bf'en fh,pd uJ"I for Mr~. Goodwyn, and you might Ju~t a~ well takE' your girls ~iont'I·~ thi~ aftprnoon and advl~ed them OUt of It, ~IN!. Goodwyn will bE" first that IH' ,,"ouhf ~llhpof'na all parties tn- on thE' Ii~t, and she will gel the appoinlment," tpl'e'"'tf'd in the r('('ent ('xamination for ':\lartln's frlE'nds ~<1~' that th(' job M"'rl':lntilc II1f;ppctor In thp Board of was (ram",""cl up In the ('omml~~ion tl) Uf'.llth bt:'forl' the Aldermanic InvestJ- land i\lr~. Goodwyn anrt that he knd~ to ~how up the wholf' same. , 'gating ('ommttlee on Thursday. He Thel'e was ~ome talk today. garbled. lntpnd~ to ~how that grossfavorltisll1 to be sure. in whirh spn:'ral wine sup'Vherein they "a~ rt'~ol'tt'd to in the appointment of pPrs al't" said to tigure. Mrs. Goorlwyn lo the position above had connection with the GoodwvnSmith l'ontro\'cr~y is not shown. but mentioned. some of thORe who are to be RUhpoeAId, l\lartIn will SP1've ~ubpoenas on nRed al'e said to hav(> had knowledge ('oml1lis!olioner~ Moynihan, ('rowe and of thrs(> RUPPE'rS and al!'!o of those who [' Ht('}{l'I-, anll on former ('ommi::-~:doners pflrtiC'ipatcci In th€'t11. conne~·t(>d with [ht~ ('oming inve~ti- I l<'Plly, ~imp!"on, ~lan'us and Rmith; al!-'~ upon a number of thn~e who pRr- I ga~lon IS al:m ~ome talk of a letter tkipatt'(l In thl' ('xamlnation and he wnttpn to Dr. Daggett regal'ding- a d('c1aJ'pg tha l hI:' will sho" LIP a di~-I nlpdkal pxaminalion ot a C'andidate (or ~ra('e(u l ('on(lition in Civil Sen' ice af- ~om(" posttlon in the dty go\,ernment t:1 i1~. In "hirh there is R question of finance Former Cotnmis~ionel' )larclIs has Iraisect. writt('n n lett£'"r to th .. new ('ommisflion ]f Ald(>rmnn ~Jal·tin carrle~ out ht~ In whlrh h(' is !-'alc1 to uphold CommiR- plan~ a~ hp 111pnl!on£'ct thelll to a mem... "'lont'" Bmith in tl~p manner of conduct-II bpr of thE' ('omml~slon ~oday the ('ltIlllg' th(> l'x,amtnatlOn. zen:.; of Buffnlo will I'Pt'el\"e a good im ... Il is ut1(krslood that prior to the- ('x- pl'('s~ion of what the pra('tical, not Bm!n~ltitln Ald. )larlin anrl CQmmi~- t11Pol'etkal, Civll Service really ('on... !'iIOlWI' ~lnn'us had a talk o\-er this mat- sist~. tnig~ion~r~ ('rowE' ano John R. l\loynihan anrl other Cj,\'i1 Rcr\'i('1.'" ("ornmt~- 111-1 I I I SMALLPOX IN POSTOFFICE BUILDINu. I IPeople I (:h IIf n f'rlll1~ ntl lS I~ tit,. lI1~kln" anrt !-Ic:nins: n UOlIlls !lIIIt' ~t(IIlltl'I~~'f"~"I:r' ll1f1on whlrh 01·11''1' to Jlikw nil IOI~I'::~~: o~ lorrot\d,,.rt In (>'tprn Hurt's l~ounC'l1. anrl d(,/C'I'I"ed Artion On thp oth~r mattf"J'~. Alrl .. Adam voted no A~ti .. )tc'Ear'hr'f'n, Butler, BelE;er "empr voting ayp. town has ever experienced, Eight tam- ilies. a dentist and a school teacher who was In the dentist's ott'lce, are - Tt·TIO,\, IS CO)IPLETED, Th('l nr ". ho<:: It ot C!)nrc . D al er('ctNi fnr lh", ('rlrf' . umpu"E.' patll'> l h tormall". 11 1';, :'lS jll~t hl'pf' ' O!l('ned Th~ b 11.1 n Impostn s t ' ~ u 'J ng, whkh I~ F1'I,''--'' It· rurture, tf.' an annex o( th(' ~ \, nnnty H - I ('d~~d b\' expe ~sp tal. and I~ tlrkno~:I. t'qUlpPNi 1)( its 1' ~ to be 00(' nt thp br!i1t k It j!li IO(,R.lecl 8OU~~d fn thp t'nltf'11 :=;tat~!I' 1 Pltal and Is . eaSt of th(' main hosbUilt ot hAm:n~o 1ttnrll"!'t In h<>lght It Is I C'H1mat(d b ."r-drp~s.f'rt ~ton..... Thf' ('n~t SSll.IJIVJ, 9,'hlle- J.ththe cOnlra('[or~ [0 bl' hf';ilT thfO bUilding ('os~ luppnratus inHallp(l In $4,0(11), n thE' llE'ighborhu'Jd or nr, F:" J. Gilray will lOok nfhr rh,. anrl fnrty assistRnts ot !h('~(' phy!!lcl' p~ [if>l1l!'l. The- f.('n'lce.lf are given DENTIST AND PATRON'S PLIGHT Sharpsburg has a ~mal1pox scare that i8 causIng more excitement than the COXSt "PTI,'ES. OR '\'\('H OF ERIE ('Ol',··r1.' ['~TJ­ dlH~ of Sharpsburg Afraid to Call for Mail. and HOSPITAL ANNEX FORII1ALL Y OPENED ---... I I tTl~E ..._ _.oj quarantined and as the postof'f'Ice I~ in the ~ame building, many are afr.id to go to the place and theJ'e is som p talk of thpm rcru~lng to take the mall that comes through the office, although the physicians ~ay that the office is not quarantined and that there Is not much dangpr It any from that quarter. About 10 o'clock this morning ~tr"', ~~111Iam Earl~, aged ab lUt 3t) year~, wlte of 8 railroad en~lneer. l\ ho ha~ ft. flat on the top floor of the "'bitml"r hInck, ,05 and i'0, )Iain street, wa~ round to be f:utrering from the emallpO:"C, Drs. G, )1. Ke:}y and. )of. R. Graham were ~e-nt. at thf' tn8tl~a.lion or thp. famllv phr~1r:ian . b:r the boarq ot health The family ph}'slclan had b~.n ('aIled in on thp c,'O!'le this mornIng and found that )lrs. ERr),. wa~ <.I.ufiering Crom the dread d 8 asp.. He rl.'"por ted the case to the ~urcau o(')f health anli the other physlcianS:.lfte,. \ islUng the victim, pronounced her 'II nes!-l' 5:-'1811pox, "'hlle the l)wn bn. a hoaTel ot health it ha..q DO pest house so the yjetim hA.~ to rpmain 1"1 h, r room. The Whitmer buildIng I. a thre... story double brick. The first floors are oct"l;pled b)· the Sharp, burg pos:toffice and A. SIl,,(>rman, a grocer. The upper ftoorPi are- uSl"d [lR offIces and Ih1ng apartments. There are eight tamillea In the b.Jihllng and Dr- A. Ambrflse. & dentf~t. hal' ortlceR on th,. s~cond floor. The board ot health ha.d Its officers pia,ce the building under Quarantine and all the o('C'up.lnts are now un,ler guard. MIs~ Flora Jone.s, a well-known ~('ho\ll teacher, of Sharpsburg. \\ra'!l havIng :-lome- teeoth tl:led In Dr_ Ambro~e'H dentt~t ottl('e this mornIng an 1 t.e wa.q :n I' e midst ot the operation whE'n the h 81th omcer mp~"" at the door and told the dpntf8t tt, It be was under quar8nt1n~. ~HS8 Jones wanted to lea\'(', but ehe i~ a I"Irt!ion~ er. H~r f'rl~ndA are Indignant anrl It Is thought that Bome measures will be taken by whIch she can leave the place to-day. The nt'\'ws ot thf' lIuaranttne Bpreari over the toWL raplaly nnd at nm 1t wa- reported that the pns!ot'!lce \\'lUI under quaranttne. But this la not true, nor Is the 8"0fP of ~ilv('rrnan. Th~ health authorltle. rule that there '. not Ihe least dang~r OD the ~taJrs "'oor as the case is on the th!rd finor, hIgh above the street ".....-n. �112 GUARDING CHRISTIAN SCIEN.. OU~fl TISTS AGREE WITH HEALTH DEPAR.TMENT HEALE~§" ERWIL AGAINS~OURIER REPORT THE CASES. FRAUDS Followers of the Eddy Sect Here Will Report Contagious Diseases and Keep Their Afflicted Children Out of School. Civil Service Commission Taking Precautions to As-~ sure Fairness in Next CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS AGREE Examination. TO REPORT CONTAGIOUS NO CLASH WITH AUTHORITY, SO LECTURES TO APPLICANTS HEALTH COMMISSIONER SAYS J 1f"V'e are confident that ourselves and lhe Christian Scientists wl11 neyer have dltrer~llce~ ot opinion as to the enforcement ot the law," said Dr. Greene. "When I saw that there might be some doubt on thIs poInt I went to the trouble ot ha.vlng a. conference wIth some vt the prinrlpal promoters ot the faith, anu I tound In them a ready de' !l,ire to cl)mply with every feature nt the law. The only possibilIty ot trouble qucd to comply with every feature was this: Some at them might retuse to recognize the existence ot contagious of the city ordlnance:-;, The importance at thIs Is ,11Own In tliseas"2's nnd In the cases at theIr chll .. the dlmculty being experienced by such dren might allow them to go to school Cities as New York and Chicago where with measles and mumps and refuse to ChrIstian Sclentl"'" and the local au- call a. physician. which would keep us thorities frequent1y come into open Ignorant at the condition and at the host1l1t1es. These troubles usually arise !'lame time, po~slbly. start an epidemic. "The ChrIstian Sclentlsls whom I saw from the ignorant cIa sPies who adhere to the Chrl.Uan Scientist falth, and agreed to notlty a physicIan In such an who through fltubbornness and mis- event, and also to keep theIr children conception of their own l,rlnclples re- Cram school. Of course, they have a tuse to comply with lhe law regulat- right to adhere to their faith and re11\11 conlaglous diseases. In Buffalo It fuse to accept treatment from a physiIs 88.ld there are tew Christian Scien- cian, but they must gl\'e noUce ot the tists who do not belong to a high in- existence ot a contagious disease, tellectual order. In tact, these ad- whether they recognize its existence or herents of the talth declare there Is not. 'rhe conference whtch I held connothing In lhelr bellet Ihat should "Inces m~ that we need not tear any caUBe tri cllon between themselves and Infraction of the law trom reliable ChrlsUan Scientists." the authorities. Unlike the conditions prevalling In most large cities, the Buffalo Departent at Health has effected a plan of harmony upon whlcb ChrIstian Scient1P:ts have agreed to work. Health CommIssioner Greene said yesterday that he had held conterences with n.arly all of the promlnent ChrIstian ,Bcl<!ntlsts anrl that as a result he was able to announce that lhe latter had R. GREENE TO!JMES. fORCE HOSPITAL CASE Attacks the Action of Ald. Zoeller in Holding Up the Quarantine Resolution. PATIENTS NEGLECTED ~I 'SAID THAT ZOELLER OWNS PROPERTY IN THE VICINITY OF THE PRESENT SITE. Dr. " "niter D. Grpene Is gotng after the Aid ·rmen and C;ouncllmen who are holding up thE" r£>so\utlon provldtng for a new <'fty <luarantlne hospita.l. The htll provirllng a bond !(IIHue ot to flure-hase a new site was vetoed by Ma.yor Knight and npclared to be a. Iftnrl-selling Rcheme o( A~Aemblyman (i('orge RUE"hl's, Dr. Greene Is glad the h111 WSA put out or the way. s~o,ooo CASES TO THE HEALTH DE' PARTMENT AND PROPERLY QUARANTINE THEM. Candidates for Stationary Engineers and School Janitors Will Be Inin I Health Commissioner G~ bas bad a talk wIth the Christian serence he.lers in this clty and be announces that arrangements have been made by Whic h the healers are to comply with every feature of the city ordinances. The Importance at this Is shown III the dlmculty being experienced by su,,, cities as New York and Chicago where Chrl.tlan Scientists and the local authorities frequently come tnto opeD hostilities. These trouble. usually .rlso " Adopting the suggestion ot Dr. T. M. (:rowe, the CIvil Service Commis- sIon wl11 next Saturday evenIng, at the Central ~Igh SChool, afford candidates who desIre to take the examinatIons tor stationary engineers and school j anItors an opportunity to understand the subject upon whlch the examInation Is based and the markings which wl11 govern the different subjects. Instead at one Commlssloner handling the examInation, a quorum at at least tour wl11 be in attendance on the evenIng at the examination. The questions wl11 be made up shortly betore the opening In order to prevent any collusion wIth the applicants who may have frIends on the Commlsslon, and a system at classifyIng the papers wlU be adopted so that no substitution at pa.pers can be effected with success, Some halt-hour talks on the subjects which will come under examInation are to be made at the Central HIgh School Saturday evening. The speakers and tbelr subjects are: "Tbe Care and Cleanliness at PubliC School Bulldlngs," by Health Cimmlssloner Green; "Defective Construction and the Smoke Nui~ance," by John H, Coxhead; "ChemIstry of Cumbustion," with demonstrations, by Prot. Henry H. Benbam, and "Practical EngineerIng," by City Examiner at Stationary Engineers Edward P. Lawley. The examination tor Homeopathic Health ('ommis,ione,' W It D District PhYSicians on the east oide of TrM:mI~","""",er . the city will take place Tuesday, April GrE'E'I1E' hs!-\ l'c<:eiveu du OjJiiliOd nOm the 15th at the Central High School. NoU("ol'IJol"ation C'0\1O!-\el advisin~ him iliat ficaUon of It hRS been sent to qua11the NmRtrllclinn of two hau"eR at th e ned physicians on the East Side and corner of Roehrer 1I0d Dod"c sh'eets 'by appllcants will have untll April Hth John Roehr.r i, not in "iolnt;oo of the to enroll themselves at tbe omces at telleml'nt houHe Inw, and thnl the hfl'alth th'~v..'90mmt8sion, deoal'tUl€'nt is n(lt called upon to inter~! e think our new plan of examlna.. tlon Is both perfect and wIse" remark' fere 10 the matter. . . ed Dr. ero'we last evening. "in the first , There bns been n tenement house on place It affords every applicant an the lot nt th~ ('orner mentioned fur Home eQual opportunity to know what the trom the ignorant classes who adbere to the Chrbtlan SCientist talth, and' who through he which he l't'ct'ivec1 leading him til bclif"Yc. thnt the Owo<.'r WU!{ tr.rin~ to enlue the He l1£'\'Cr (:n·ored It. Tne cIty nnw has .. --_ _ _ _ _..---===---- STATE T0 SUPPLY , . . 'f FREE NTiTOXINE A. bond itself ,for $50.000 to huild the hospital. lind It has a 1t"'glslaU\'p rhtht to I I Lo I nre "'Ve ure confirlent that ourselves and lhe Christian Scientists '\\'111 never have dlffl'r~llees of opinion as to the enforce .. ment ot the law," said Dr. Green .. ·',,·hen I saw that there might be soml doubt on this point I went to the trouble at having a conte'rence wltb some at the lJrincipaJ promoters of the faith, and I tound in them a ready desire to comply with e\'ery feature ot the Inw. The only possibllity or trouble '\'ttl! this: Some of them might retuse to rel'o:;n~ze the existence of contagiouS disease:s and in the cases of their chll' dren migh t 3.11uw them to go to school with measles and mumps and refuse ta call a l>hysician, which would ket'p us ignorant of the conditIon and at the same time, pos~lbly, start an epidemic. "The Christian SclentIsls whom 1 saW agreed to notify a physician In such a D event, and also to keep thefr children from school. or course, they haye a right to ndhere to their faith and r&fuse to accept treatment from a physician, but they, must giye noUce at the exiF;,t~nC'e of a contagious disease. whether they recognize Its existence at not. 'rhe conter~nce whtch I held con ... vlnces me that we need not tear any intraction or the Jaw from rellabl. Christian Scientists." ALBANY. 15 OASES OF OUBAN ITOH. I I, REPORTF.U FRO'f SAR \:V4.CLAK E. A:\D SPREA UI:VO . Tb~re J. '·0 ~u(' h Disea!llCo. JleaUb Om.c~r!ll SR.)', and They HaTe Se-nt a SmaJlpox ln ~ pec(or. ' lir'l l nod you tists who do not belong to a blgh in· tellectual order. In tact, these ad· herents at the talth declare there 10 nothing In their hellet ihat shOUld Ca.USe friction between themselves and: the authorities, rSPECIAL TO 'IBE HERALD.l AL8.A~T, Aprll 3.-The Slate Df'partmPDt nt Hpsltb has made tbp alarming I d i firo~er.r thnt tb(' "lclalt,)' ot tiaranac L Ii I J JJ JI ~~('1'" 8reOp~%~~D t;:~: th~~: a~~\W castS ~ In oup town. ; ~¥/. ~ Tbe 111'Mt loformatfon whlt-b tbp State , / "/ I ht'altb autborltles rec('i\'ed was 00 Frl lIl'-;\Tlrrr OFFH'EH. )'lE ',11 \:\ "'H4L flay last, when n It'ttf>r was tPCC-IHd from tSJIll'lU'LY H.FiOgIVE A 18rrl'p[~y th .. locnl health otJjcC"·, In whlrb be said that hr hall 1;)0 t·USt r>t n pN'ullor dlM'l .\~'D I>l~'l'Rlnl~TE IT. I'D'H' whirb thf'.'S ('al11(1 ('\11100 Itcb in bls trrl'Jtnry11(' tbOD:;ht that thl' Hultb 1 "pnrtment bad better !if'nd up an jl1n _, ~ ~'W('lor to lll:lkf' an ulY(>!itlgalloD, J hi'> ,:-;'ta lJ nt.'p,lI~t In('nl nf H ~tl'ln n~)w nnnl(>1 Lf'wi~, Hlntp Commis..-lonE'r of fUrn lohe, d'ipl! lhN1ia. anti I oxlnp JU'''- Jlroalth. spnt an In~pl'('tor to ~8r8nn(' Lnl..,., [l,lI~r1 and lc-n"rt in It:i an'titnxln" la'hO'J'- who Is doing all that he ('nn to pr('Y~Jlt olr~.()ry fIT_" of chal'g'c. AnlUQX1n'_ l,,'l!- It spre-od ('ot the disease. The ~;tate omPd: ~d by llhe I"Lat(' Ii I· ~rtm~J,·t b-l l~~~ tn ("'rs uri' tndh;ntlut aDd de('lRr~ thDt thf"1 he ~hl UllU<-I- allY ('on. ulp,·ab'Jln, ·I'..h.'h han' oftif'htlh- announced a dO?l"n tim(>~ h 11th. Qf1lt 'r or tn .... ,;: t-~.if h;'" 50 d '- that there I~ no sur:-b dlseue as Cuban F.Jre~ \\ ill I~ [01 W :e.n.h:tl 1 .mpllJy of ("h{' Itcb, Inw, The multer wag thE'll referred to the corporation ('ouns(') for nu opiniou, witi('h I!lte In the Elghtp('nth "'~ard, now oc- "'o~ l'eudercu tod<1)·, The all,'n,'on ,", ". .. C'upled by the old pesthouRe, There Is dl'('s~ed to Dr. Gre~ne and i!'3 os {ollow:;.: before the Aldermanic rommlttee on Complylnll with the request ot your Dr. PubUC' Buildln~s a re~olution directing CouHtnntlne for nn opinion {'ooN'rnin;,;- tbe the r"'omml!sion£'r ot Public 'Vorkg to QU~~tloD 8t1! to ~'.. b('tht"r tbe propolSed ('OUrause plans ttl bp drawn for R building. 8truttiOll f)r two ('l'rtniu lJulhllugb on prp'u, The (·ommitt<'(' won't moye it out. - IF:('~ nt. tbo .t-outbl"lllSt <'oro('!" of Huebrl!l' .AId, G..:-orgc ZOf'Uer's inftuE'nce is hOld-, nllli lJollgf' M~l·f.ttf i~ In contUct nlth uny \nK it u ) of th,' prO\·i",jull ot th", 11"UPDlcut hOllse "rve- ~i\'en Alr1. Zo('l1f'r two weekp; to If'w, I (If"~in' t_o ~nr tbat, atter un ,'xflI1l1nna('t," said Hr, ctrepnc torlay. "A ","(>ek tlon or tit!' Kk!'tch 01' plt\~ lllustt'utln;; thf' ts gnnp, anti he ~hows no rli!"posftlon to lo('ntiun ot the' Imll.Ungs .lDel f'hfl\~·lng the do anything, 1 am gotng to ha\'e a cllnwDRlons or 111(> 'prpmt~p!-;, lind "nN' ('('11' nt'w r"'~f)lu inn IntrodlH'(>d providing I h'rrin.: with Dr, (ol\1~tnnUJ1e nUll Il'aI'1I1n~ that th(' (amptoyr'~ of the Dppartment tlU' rnctx 8U11 ~'hTuru~tnn( (>!i Iltt,(>I~dhlg thl~ or PublH" \\'orkn draw pianR Cor a ho~- Illntter, ill. m~ opinion .lh,~ Pl()'tFoi()n~ of pilat nt no C!xppnse to the city. I'm 1hr tenf"ment bOl1lw law ore prtlCtlcaliy going to kc('p hammering at the Board f'(lm)lHe f l l\lth, 11I1fi thllt )OUl' ,h'pllrtnh'nt untn flolD('thlng h~ donE.', If they don't i~ not called UPOll to 10t('rCer(' with the act 600n, .1nOlhf'1" year wll1 ~oon pa~s ,·onstructlol1 ot lhl~ hulldiut;,( 10 rtU(',.;thl1 \\1thottt th~ cr@<'tion of a proper quar- (lr tll(' mnintC'naure anfl oppratloD ot the antlnc hosllitdi llclng- hf>gun." Il'npn\f'nt bou~(\ at Ow (.'orUf'f ot tbp. lot hlf1i~Utf'(l, mls~ Is said there are few ChristIan Scien- tim('. nnd recently )Ir, Hoehrer, who xaminatlon will consist of and what owus the .Dl'operty, allllli~l for p~I'rui~- ;the marktngR wlI be in "'each set ot ques.lOn to erect nnothel' building immeuiately :t1011!'t. By allowing them to hear lecadjoining it on tho t;ume Jot. One of th~ f:ures on thE." subject they will be en. bled to understand the subjects bet1Il1't1·ectorA of the hel!lth department 1"'- er and to study up on them before the Dortprj thut the erectlUn of the proposed lme 15 set. new building would he ill dolation of: "AU appllcants for stationary eng 1the llroyisiJns of the tenement house :1e res a.nd janitors are invited to a.t· law rp!:ul11tiUr:::- the llmollut of ~pace he- I~end the lectureS, So are the men at tween hUilOingH. nnd )lr. Hochrcr wns tresent employed in these positions by lhrrdore refu .. ~d tl permit Then ·he city, as well as those of the general ' u ' b l l o who are interested tn the Bubstarted to put up two smaller houses Oll ect, A majority of the Commission tlJe lot. aud Dr. Gre~ne interfered, thrent- -111 also be -on hand, eniu!! to cOlllvel lhe dis('ontinuanre of It Is saId that Commisioners Crowe' work on the tenement house. tbe I'ep()rt~ l.nd Moyn1han de'\1sed the lecture plan, stubbornness and conception ot their own ...,rlnciplf's re.j tu~e to comply with the law regulating contagious dh=eases, In Butralo It- :.antltox.'ln~. tb~rt>tore nd\-I~l.:'fl He-.lith ()f-ficcr :\1 ~('han o[ thl!'; city Hate'S that h(' will ..-h:1'-tly ·C(:UI~·1 ~p­ ply Of t'l(-' oqnt~jLoxll1t."!l ,\hi<-h wlll l ~ dls- _nnorllltl;lr, I tribulOO '" hE: 11 n(>('('"_"~a.ry ut'l..'()!fdinl.;" to' th£' r111£:9: n·n,i rpg-u!ations c;t (he :U1J..lI' 1 ~-hllllh, .\Ii l'!lm3.h~~ .)f ~tu.I~ InstftultlOns 1\)lf1 "II JlC'rq,ons 1-e.;II}pn" S 'Of th., ~,!pte ." ho 11 U"1.'lle t) "urCohlt'c th1· r melly will Dr> th h"nf'fi~-uu'y erf th1. .. lC'tiun lor lhL' !':tltl' Iwa'~r1, Lhe,., will en. <- "h'{! ,th~'" i,l.:ntlLoXil\c fl"C,~ .>r ch.1rgt', of - �~tANDAt I~ IEXAMIN ATIONS tIYIt ~~RYlt~ WILL BE . I FAIR.r19' ---- Ald. ,earl;n and Moes! I Confer with feldman r,GREE GIOUS H DE' i ERLY Tn it .. "ll-~ly nlt~nt - hA~ b NEEDED CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD TODAY - POWEn OF CO:lUION COUNCIL IN DOUBT_ TER-LECTURES ARE ARRANGED FOR CANDIDATES. BEGIN TOMORROW The aldennantc investigating com- ior ~oJUC U10nt ~IS "~lllrltl h·ur l'I'nmlmonlRtnlm 'I' IHI11(:l,1t'1, <.nullO l I" JIlt ' i l l the IJ~t "~H'n, b tllllnr tnlle b ('hit-,Igo t :In... . I: t'I It' I"II" I of the ~H'Dr t t',n~ 11 tcfll narp:, .. I l I. I,t-I from thi .. tll!-. - I t 1" r.·po ." Ian llt'l'1l 1111 \ t'iI) f -.31b Jratll .. from all l';l'"(' ollt (If n tot~ U j{'IIlArlv 2.3 pel' C(>U1. ,,~ {I f,f(III(IIIICJI 0 ' . _f' d "11)": CIVIL SERVICE TESTS WILL BE CONDUCTED BY SEVERAL LEGAL ADVICE COMMISSIONERS HEREAF- On InvestigatiQn. 1."llllil1 llip ),("lIh d"part· civilservice Examination. hl'll COMPLETE EXAMINATION OF THE OLD AND NEW COMMISSIONS IS BEING URGED. At thp Ruggl"stlon mlttep wlll meet at 2.30 o'clock this af- at ternoon to take up Alderman )Iartin'. Dr. T. )1. CrowE", candlrIateR tor the Clvtl Re<rvire exam· resolution caN1ng tor an investiga.tlon at the examination at ca.ndidates tor school janltOI·;;c nE-xl Saturday evening the POSition ot assistant mercantlle tnwlJl bp given an opportunity to listen to lecl urE'S pertinent to the subjects tor spector In the department ot health. examination. Although the new civil-sen-ice commisJnatlonFi rur I'Ilatlonar:r engineers and Se,·eral speakers w1l1 ghoe short ad- ston practically, bas exonerated the tormer commission from the impllcatlon "The Care Rnd Cleanliness ot PUblic tha.t favoritism was shown to ]"frs. Amy School Bullrtlnp:' by Health Commis- G. Goodwyn In that examlnallon, AISioner Gr(,~I'le; "Ddercti\"f~' Construction derman Martin thinks there 1s aomeRI'ld the Smoke NUisance," by John H. Coxhe-ad: "t'hprnlstry of Combustion," thing more to be investigated. \... Ith demon8tra tlon&, by Pro!. Henry But after having the resolution reH . Benham, and "Practical Englneer- terred to the investigating committee. Ing. '. by City Examiner of Stationary the nlderman trom the 20th "'ard beBnglneers Edward P. Lawler. came doubtful whether the Common polntmrnt of ':\1~ .' .Ann~ (ioorlwyn The examinations will be conducted Council has authority to in\,esUgate the \ ored anl']llt l'IIlIC (, ' . l'h'.u.o as 8!"sl~tant tnC'.re:wtlJr inElpre-tor in the by a QUllrum or at least tour ot the ('Ivll-service commission. Also he bett'ctjou~ tlil>UI"(~j 11(11 illoDl' llt'r(' ID 1~ g , Comml~sioner~ instpad of one, and the l le pnrttnPllt nr n '-Alth. ,AlrI. 'M artin i~ que~t1onR will be made up jU8t before gan to wonder what the counell could but throu"hout Ih worlJ. ~1~laJ1I'ox lIn!' authnrJtl' ,tnr tllf' statP,mcnt that th(' npe-ning, In OI'df'r to guard against do It it was empowered to investigate ill t bJftJ ),NU .. j t' bee I! ~u widl,,~f('lItl1_' 11(; J !'lIe 'Ire Health {t)I11111I",,~onpr (frl'~nf'. Dt. any fraud m- ('ol1u~ion In the matter. and did tnyestlgate and found out somel \ .. iilti(' dJllIHR llnd bUlltH1U' II ~~ .' ('hn llH'f'Y r. Smith nnll :=acy('r:-tI nthen~ "'Yeo think our new plan of examlna- thing tending to substantiate the com;ll~re thn3tE'nir:j! thau ;H 1m,\' .ll~l~~ tolH!.:€: wHI1 he slllipo('nal":d to appear berol'£' the Uan Is both pf'rtp('t anel wise," l'emark- plaints that have arisen out of the f'o.1 n l lttf'e anfl t('li. undr->r flath what e-d Dr. Crowe la~t evening. "In the first Ibi3: infiu('nl1-llf 8-111ild t~-~'e I~ IS tru~ fhey know cthout rhf~ rxamillation of plncp it ,"1.trord!'l' eyery applicant an placing of 1I.fra. Goodwyn at the head of . 'I" An\' J11lll::t (11 t}n,;;, ('ountl'\ I~ fPJI,£'mJ(, In I I I . . 1 ~ th(' ltPplknnts rl')r tht' pnsltinn ann the equal opportunity to know what the the eltgtble 1t~t, from which she wo.a ilnd EUf(Jl". Dil'lili'f'r1il. me8!- (' .. on 5I:olirilarion or thf> npPOinttncnt (If :\11'5. examination will r.onslRt of and what appointed assistant mercantile tn~pec .. wliuopins: t'(J1I~11 'litH' nil hl'l'D ullu ... \w.lly l,oo{iw\'11 thp m,trkin~~ wi! be in each sel ot qU~II- tor by Health Commissioner ~ F'or,,'1\ r SI ('1'( Lar:r 'V\'. fl. Dkkln!=on tlon~. By allowing them to hear 1f'C"-1 Those doubts and que;tlons having I:re\·llh:nt antI 111. \I~ui1l1y ~(·H'lt. wll. it if;; f'xpef'tf"o. hp ont~ of thp wit- turps on the Ruhje('t they will be en- arisen, Ald~rman :Martin yesternay atI Daftlu Pn' ('nil'f"e lIedlclue. nl':';~p ..... Jt i~ (Jultf> IJkely that tIl(> com- abJed to undpr!l:tand the Rubject~ bet- ternoon called upon Corporn.tton Coun ... mfttpp may 0(('111 it IIf'C'('R~ary to mukr I tE'r anel lO study up on them before the I 1 F ld a to a.l enH htenme-nt Ala thorough and fuIl (,xmninntlnn of thp time 19 set, j e e m n g n g .• "Of all tlu;"l' tli ..t'II .. t~ Htll.'· h'nrlet ~cYn many ftf'anrfnI ~ f'ntln(·t'lt,,'d with th(> i "All applleant~ ror 8tationary engl- ' derman :Martln was accompanied by continlll'~ to hal1l., ILl' etTorl!- of .. amhry c~h'i1 ~(>I'\'II'" Cnll1mi~:;;ton. ("Alling old nerf>~ and janitors are lnYIt~ to at- Alderman Moest, chalnnan or the In ... admini.. ttatioJl Rl1J JlreH'nti~-e lIu:di.dnl'. anrl nf'W f'nnuni.sionE>rR to te~Ltry as to tend thE> lecture~, So ore the men at vestlgatingcommittee, who also desired Diphthcria, "bidl in l~!1j ranlt·d on ('I~bt· what they know ahollt rr·t)ol.. ('d f'x;1mf- pretlP.'nt employed In thesf' positions by light. The two questions-whether the ten "it tim .. fl)r (lery ulI(' from ~earld nations. C'hal'1:C's o( nll~~ fa\·ol·itl!'lm. thf:!' ('Ity, a~ well a~ tho~E' of the general ('ouncll hns power and wha.t it can do fner. j .. n(l\\'. in t'lt J.aJjds oftbr intelligent e Thf're arr. many ugly charges public who nrc Interested in th~ !'Ub-. if It dl8coyer~ that the examination aJloat :mrt It Inas hI" nf'C'l'!'Isnr)- to turn je('t. A majority of the Commlsf'ion was irregular-were submitted to the phy-idlin, (IDe of the UiO~t trartahle and will nl!llo be on he nd. th ptahlc !K'arrhlh;ht 10 the old and It I~ Plaid that Comml~loner9 ('ro""e' city's legal adviser. most certainly I'ft'HDtaolf (If t h(> ~cute ('~n. 1WW ('0. mls~inns. and :\tovnlhnn d~\'tsed the lectur'e plan. "fr. Feldman did not give an opinion t.~ioll'. The m,II,od, of ~ •• hllg \11th 8(-II4"'''a An lnjuJlllti('(" Hall Drf"n D o o r . ' otrhand. He said be would look into the chol.rann~ lb. J,13gue nre Irellund.r,toou. Alrlorl11ltn )lartl" ~pl"lar<'s that he' CIVIL SERVICE JOBS, questions, would attend the meeting toSO ODC need hH~ ~lIIilnp(,:t who willlakl' ciislikes th'" wholf> affair ('OIlIlf'ctpc1 -\,' I -P~IAL.. day and discuss the matter with the the twuoJe to kE'ep propuly vaednated. wllh the nppolntlllPnt of -'Irs. (Jood~'yn I ,,~ \: / , . , . commIttee and later would !rh·. hI. Three osltions opinion. Eypn influlnza i; l~illg Lrought und .. Coll- I olnd rhe lllatt(>J' or holding up her ay Examinat ions for W81'ra.;H, hut states that' ho deem~ It ill be Held Soon. Some at the compleints are said to trol. his rlUty to Sf'e thaL justl('e L... done. "1 have originated from Mrs. Goodwyn's "llllt "end(-t ("\I"r "till r('main!> tlli" terror ht:'lievf' that fin InJlI~tl(>e ha~ been ('nne Can iqnte" for the position of cotation- competitors in the examInation. They 01 file nur .. try and tlifrlf''''pnirof tile family to sum£! or thf' other aJlpllf'antR for thl~ ary ('n~ineer and srhool J'Rnitor who ex, D Ch P S Ith dottor. \I'allt of department fund, hos pJn('~," hf! f'alrt thIs morning, "ul1d I claimed that r. auncey. m • lenow that [ rould gl't nQ informaLion PPC't to tnke thl' next fi,iI ser,jC"P f"xR.mi~ one ot the tormer commissIoners as.. prevented til€- '-r3tth fur 011 antit('l:dn-sure ahout the f"x.t1llInntllln bpfor(> It WR~ Blltion will ha\-e thf" o11portunity of JistE'n- signed to the examination, conducted It to be found "(!III1~1' ur lutc'r-but it i'" to be hold. I was Sf'l1 t (rum Ollf' l'ommlsslon- in~ to four If"rturE's on ~llbje('t8 whieh 'tdlJ, practically alone; tha.t he ~at near and hoped thJ.t "ollletlliIlg ma.'r bt h{-nrd on this l' to anoth(>r and 1 "as al~n tulrl that It IJ(\ uJllnn~ tho~e ('o,ered by thE' examinn.. ~poke to J\1rs, Goodwyn frequently dur... ~l1bjed frClm t!u: workuC;.jn tlie- ~It( 'ormiek would be ul"ele~R (or me to try to do tion. 'J'hp pxamination will be hf"ld ~on lng the examina.tion, and that she had Memorial In~titllti~ of l'ontngiou~ Di!-('a"cb anything f(lr any person, that ~lrs. nod 011 ~nturdnr ~\-E'niJlg hnlf-hour tlllkJ nn advantage to start with tn that ahe, in tht nfar futurr. (;ooc1\\yn \\as p.latPfl for the pl:l.C'e and on tht;' fol1owing stlbject~ will hE' ,::h-en at having served temporarily in the poet\\ ould :;url'ly ~pt it- I don't knnw ~tr~. thf' ('pntrsl hiJ.!'h f.;('hnol, for thp hPDPfit tton, ''''as fam11tar with the la.w that the Teacherlll Altltu Work. noo(h\yn P nrd rI Q,cln't nf'ver want .eaw hel' my knowlmercanttte inspector~ are required to E'c..g to to makp It un- or (,LlndidRtp~ nnel Rll othpr intf"rpstpn pE'r. h)fc'annhile tiJp dCI,attlllt'lit k fon'ed to J:,.p.a~ant (,,, h T. but [ do know that fOOn~: "The Carp nnd C)C"nning of PubliQ enfor<"p. At the 1a..Clt meeting ot the comllr. ~Inlth ";l.tq the only (:omtnt~sloner !-:C'hool Ruildin~~," by Iff'nlth Commis. mts~lon the~e claims were met by conrely on its iliadec1tUllc !otl1fl' (If dh,in[('d(Jr~ pl'('S("nt "hpn thf nppUeanls W~re ex- f;:iol1(>r ,,"ulter D, nrpenE': "Detki(>lIt Com. tradlctory affldavlts, and the commlsand Illacanlu6 to dQ \fLat it 1UfJ\' to Tf' .. trict amlnt'i1. that Ill' t dkef! \\Jth lH.'r durIn k bustion nnd thp ~mok(' XnisnocE'," .John fllon adopted a report that held theretll< 'pr""d "It dj"a,e. To j, b"illg the l'xarninatlon and that he solicited II. Co\hPfHI; "The Chellli~try of Comhad been no unfairness In the examlna... added Ulf' imll(Jrtur;t ~t'n il'f.~~ ,.,f HJUle 6,000 Uk.. "nr.- 11l1q, Cnr)' G.rt.::nne lO_ l!Q:.,J)11!'oltion" (wIth d(,DlOn~trntionsl, by Prof. tion and tha.t the only thlng that could public~dlOol tudcf'r". in tf'adliu;,t tbru [ II. If. nrnhnm; "Prn<'tiC'al En::jn('priu~:' be criticIsed. was the "graye Indlscrel-c}wlnr ... !ll('h haLit '" {if 1·IC:'lIl1ine:-~ a!! c:annot ',£.up."UIl. J.S:,)_~ by Cil~- E;xumiopr of Stntiuot1l'r Ell.lli. tlon" of Dr. Smith in soliciting Com .. ~woo 1l0.V~S .un 10 ,n.M.3. ._.,, 110 11' Ufi'£,I'S E, T. l.nwler.· missioner Greene to appoint !\'Irs. Good .. fuil to dlC('k m3tethilly tfIr 'pfead of con. tagion-l1ot only til(: "(·nrh·t It-HI', but of nil ch'iI sel'vice! pxnminntinn for the wyn while Dr. Smith was sun a mem .. (.thel' COllllnllnil'~lJlc rli .. {-"",(> .. (!i "hiJuhood. 1~30NOO 3a\t~9 H91H I),,"ition of h'lmpopnthir di.triot ph)".ldnn ber of the commissIon, though he had on thp f"RE;t fOide v,'iIl be hrld on the eV-el1' v."l1tten his resignation. Par{l~h, tOOl a'" ha bt:~n oftt:n urged, ~hould ''<UOW<lJ<l;> atn 1"8 lU3S.:JJ:d 11(o~p 111 the work b) krf'Ilin,!! tn('ir Illtn well ,l!.\\. 3.8'UIQtu3SH"'B pa\.{iiln.SullSIP Y 'ops InJ: of th. 15th ins!., in the Centrol hi;:h ,;;(·hool. .A1)llli('ution~ must be in br Ule UU~) 01 8a01A.I.:J~ »qll J.o PUlr 'AHSJiM1Un duhlren frilln {'uuta(·t "ith tl,e affiided and III 10 J010.11 pJo• • " uomSod Sill JO 14th. Ly ri:..ridly j"',}If1tillg' tli('ir "irk until a1l'6<'nlOlllu.8o~aJ ul 'l!uIUJOW slIll vJall 11llH it]g' lias ccal,('d and lL(Jr(Jugh dh,inf~tti(on •.\\O,t atn 1'8 ·U.,03pJaqv JO wopaa.l] 3t.(1 OFF. IIJ.~ b'('n H:cllrf':l. .11-"- p.lluaSaJd l:tll.\\ '-ep-euu..) JO Jauots !'1fsES AND PATIENTS IN "rn thi~ l'I.oIIJ1PctiQn it "f'('m, proJ,t'T tn C;ilY iI(WWOJ q.:!fIH '{,aAOl! lun01\:: pUlJ 1mo:;) . W. C. A. HOSPITAL FREE TO GO, tha~ thl'dt'pnrtmellt r~nnotJ '\Jtb the wean .. Il111Jll:l p.IlYl-·r, 1l·ldV ':-JOGNO. 'iliO·JJ,l PollBf,'ol'lsV -\8 ADROAD. 'f}i//~ ~ a= .lts. c~'lumand, I't.'rform all tht ff'quirf'd Civil Service Commission Will lh~I~(edIOJI, It I.. C'r'Ulflt'lIed to limit tlJ .. Specl.1 to Tho DufJ.1<\ E:Qfe... A rtl 8 -ThcIC hns bp.c>n r('H'Il I("e, to tLO\(,UJl8 I\le to pal for it..-a ela,,!. ·.J:OJ.,)~U polO,! .Jln U~ "10 Would-Be School .Taml:'stown'e'~ C. A. hOflplt..'l1 today. Tbo . nalurnlI.'·J tht'-l1I(J~t dar.g('rn\lc; tn o"~p.a .. qV )0 (l).) JO ulOI,JtO).I.t1 jolclog t~;o hkh· "as ('Stabltshed there> 1\\1) n' orsand Engineers. Clunrnu on Dreount ot a ("a.s"" or smalpox ThlJC;P who (';;in. . OH wc<,ks at.;O (>d then" WM declared orr this -xa 'I a.la'LL 'solClllca [Ono.>saJ alfl t. \tNOOH1Y~lS ~O.:l S~ON having dC\'C'~O~e dQOr~ of th~ bOl~pltal ",,'(Ire e4n by the Ch'll SerpaF)tl.un~JJ i)Ji)& "s.o\\.U[ anrq" am SlJnl I 'anUilA¥ lUOJJ! 1.9 'oN mOrDI~g t~~ thl" Incoming nnd nut"'oing of ,-Ic(lt L' mission thut, herE'alter, excpcnl'l . tttnt..q and visitors, All ot the 2') -ald t1lujJa, til pon 'P.'.IOloa AlPJjll SUo • saAll 1t["8wt[OS ·ldAO.).J 111-\\ .'l AllS untnn tons of appllcants shall be conl".U~8eStg. ~~ th(' hospital wheon tho qunr:\otlne "'VI aPI' d 'OnnlnSul 1"8t[1 1"8 SuoaliJnS 0l1.L ·.JU"1 pa 1"~8tn.bllo;bed have rN'ov('red and were rex iiq.r. ·P.Sdnaa SUM. PlOO l'llUll "t[l UI lUlldsOH AJu.liJaw:;.r .t{l lucted by a quorum at commissioners. ~:E'd this morning, half of the nUr!llf'8 ~~k :lUI"oJJ AUpunS .L1UlISOOlr"lfl lLua In ',P.AOlU.J ."", 1t[t!wt[OS 'lUlt[ p •• up J\.t the Central High School on Saturl\ holiday and the reiense bas beell 11 y ~mo:lo.1R:H ·u.\\nu" JOllliI all.L 'SPUlJ4 PUB laa;J SIl{ uo pa lay f"".:"I11n8'. half-hour talks tor the o ' ., suq 'IJO A .II'lI! B.{npUI )UlIl aH ·PIOj,/llo. 'lll ;Uo lIaJ pu" P9\19J :>rneftt of ptrsons desiring to take excelebrated. II nt "..ho ..1, IJI' ... IIl )0 aDo tlJ P'lIn~al Buq ua It{ PJUoq lIUlPnJjoJd '8 q BJJI 01 ldw'l \mlnatlon~ for stationary englnecr~ John A. ColI', the smallpox fin. e , at onC'o removed to :In erucrgpury hcs-IOllnd aql 10 111 Ull apuw.H ·.\I'lq pUI." JO lsull was the dl8('O\'E'rr of his disease, t8 r<!. 1.1lOA,JJ" !fO!ZUlnll ll:q.t )Jay"8 Udt{.\\ 11 .BuOllJ .suPUu.\\ StU\ .~R lnd school janitors, will be given b)-' Health Commls~loner Gret"ne. John H. pltai don -"Ing rapid Iwpron--:ne'lt, nlHl j XKOI a.a:1/ iiI AvaliOS AKa v '10;U'8'. B uo >tJo.\l. awos JlulOP sC.\l.J£ pone 88 rolLA' 1 t t.!l his relE'8S8 is promised by the 8stO c, sawur uoouJauu A-np.la19<)A.. "oxhead and Prot. Henry H, Benhnm. I tfUUl4JS EXB mlnation~ tor homeopathJu disOllJ.-\illa 1J10>{lJa J\\au <Itt) uo 1(Jo.\\ aW09 montb. , ulOll 81 aH 'laaJ1S PAOI'! UT ..I010UJ1UOJ trict phy~lciun8 on the EaFOt Side \\'111 'Jdt[lll] SIt[ At{ PdAOldw. SI It[lIWIlJS Je held next Fl'lday at the Central High '>{JOttt:: utOJJ Ala.13.\.:JS .suIJ>l»ns 3rhool. ; pU'8 W.n' Hal "IIl Ul .auoq 't[l Illoq 'Jnl""IIJJ 'BI.aIl SIt{ Iljoq p.UllWls .H ,;1110;1. . I fl'\I'flJlorlnhl) 011111: In I~.j t ht "or tl f 11, tolili. La.t ,,,,ok Iv 115 Ill'f ('tnt 0 I I' }wllr ,~, ') 3 "~tS uf l'ontagi('lu" ( 1~l'l.1"(':' LhC'n: "t'n' ....f ~.l.. l _ 11.1'> lll' C)'R«:U)" 1C'r orh.d• l,f "hlth Utlllllt>t ..., 1 . J~ wH~ !'-l.:llrld f«:, l'r. . two·t \If JI' pointed out 10 .. \ hll" hl'n h'jll'.IlC ) h • ~ '1' b IJlt:tin l.f th{' la .. t fnm me'llt ~J the \H'l'k.) 1 . , 'Ii .. wriod bil\e fanll eOJluHIClIl .. JunDt; t. ) . .1 • • I . f the tUnt 'lh'1CJu" (l llu 111- ''\In , .Jnhn !\Tartfn ann Alll .. Henry :!\JoI?H ('nnff'ITf'C1 with C"'orporatton ('oun~('1 Fp.ldman to(18)-, in rrgard to th~ rnql1lry to h,-. ('nndudl'd tomorrow aft('rnoon, elt 2 30 (I'dock. h,\" thE' .\IrierInS lllt: (·ommlt t£"(' on In\·C'stigation . Thf" (Inquiry will tppertuln to til,. ap- I dre~ses upon thE" following subjects: I I e. I i ! t I,. the,. .\ I - HALF.HOt-'ALKS FOR CANDIDATES. I "'I' Drill ~ T ., hHOUJSUn ddlf;)HiI lOU PIP at.( '.t3A.:J.\\OH JUtE~TOWN t:. ~~ ~:;ldert '(lll .'ll 11'1 OJ s •.'11 pUll H.J O~ Al·lU.U ) .JU111SIP '8 11.1 "Jf 'IIl11Ulll'S SJWlI£ QuiriIJlh-tN"E ..j �1]4 1'H 1.11 DR. ROOT'S PAY WAS HELD ,<;r,OIJ . 1/I~uUl./' splt.n· orth fr" In cll'U • 1 H) .l JPOF w( . nics and ·pnllun. l g.lnizl.."l, DB as name implies, to mIn ~. he n ' Is of &.:1 or... WI n thosp whJ 1M It,d' ,''''ort' Ih·:> mn~l r('C' ,\\'(!(l little- nl,·dit·l .1ttt..ntlUn )1 .\mel'h'an IHlr!.s t!" Al'ather payroll has been held up by the CIvil Service Commt~9ion~rg , ILDd JlI'o\'inf"C' hnR heen f xtentl"d \lntU II Is r)w this time It Is connected with the rt·gardt·d 19 t) t' ('ount 'V s IHllwlll'k gnlnst I Board of Health. ~hortly after Dr tllf' 1. ronds ~ t,.'fJUt 19ton from olht-'r lnnds, FIsher died, D· Grsl -n e Health Com· Hs (Iut es urI' !1I1) as exacting 011 thl I missioner. temporarily appointed Dr. he)' fUt' at .I30me of R. N . Root of No. 40 Krettner Street to ~Il -xi('11 n b()rd('I' as tak e the place o( Dr. FIsher, who was a tIl{' 81 nboanl Cltl ~s. It tnJlst gil rd ... g:aln~t eopath. The law provides that 1 .... nnllpox Ht; FI jl!\!"lO whilf' it Is k (olng its !hom t here shall be t IVO homeopa thie physlf'~'(' ntl plasu(' S~IS (:{ t~ at San F'r 114 I~CO. clans for the city poor. The law also I It the 01 the (:uald I Th(' greater portion n( the ~t's!"ioll was devolpu to t lw 1'C'ailing {If thL' annuul r~port of thi' \ <ll"ioUS otlie('!' or t h~ hoard. Thl fn intlllC' "onlmit H e WelS IllHrUl'tcd to embody 11W' ~,!1le in [hp \"ulun1l.:', containing thlt )"1 arty ~lah'l1lents which \\ 111 hc' submitted to Ull' Common I, EfUSE TO ATIEND . f THE IN~ESnGATION A Llorrlmg- tu the- ff'£Iort of n('~islpr ~l,lt~·tin'. V!tl l Hwun!':on, th ~r .'" \\£'1"1" 15 hirths St) 111.JrriilJ:p!-) and ]fi .j f'tl thg ri'turded dU1"in~ the mor-th or l L[j,:h. I n lIw annual n'pul't Ilrc- ~f'llt(ld A. t' ~wall~on wen.' Civil Service Commissioners Ignore Ald. Martin's ~t. ReqUest. Th. , annual l't'pOI'l of th(' fiallance ('olll1n ll1t't· Fhmn:'d Ull ('xpendlture of 111 ,t111' !';.j;tle l ll . 'nt .flr I ll". R{lwl'r~, .the o f 0.(' ,,11'l"/ I' dill' ng till' JI.u.;t 11 <': 1':11 ye:u· \\.1 OIlt,iIWd. Tht' dty ha~ l u (' 11 llo1dhh [not' ("r'JIll I olltagio\1~ dl'-f;.t:t.' t h4' tl'lI. h Oi\'" lu'c:"' \\ 1tH le\"('" 1111 The ~.tlar~' tOI" \\ H:-. \\:q~ ('l~ pxl .... llll,:; the eXt'I'pllon ~lIIal1pnx of eVlII'~\('l' I THE 5~,.\ or a ppilil'mic month. John A Uro\\ n \\ .ls,,;"let'ted to (ill that office rUI' ~l IIP1 jOll uf one ~·'·ar. I n ('01111(' ( liun \\ Ith tilt' nlillt,'r of 10 1 l1l \ll 'lllll~ lilt' ilUllH.d Il'POI t. The Inye.Ugatlng rommittee of the Board of· AldE'rmen held a meeting at con-I Pr£'sl- the CUy Hall this afternoon to Id er RE'Velli 1 matters, I t was ' expected th a t tlle commlttee \\ Quid take up the \ <'1'"11 Gt~rv1ce 5ca.ndaI5. AId, John Mar- Il' lit ,\ pplt'Yil1'i1 r""Hi ,t rln_1t of it pll~null t!' t o! tll.1 1 td.dl'Tlt<'IIt. it will h(> J"lul1. ell I~'~l lilt ~Plfltul 11;lr~~gr~\ph \.011t,'ln~ .1 VI~lIr(lU:-; (')ql1"(,-R~illl1 111 favor . . o[ ~·t.:'JIIII:":' :l IIlU IlIl' I p.l I \\ .tter plclnl \\Ith(wt thl t..'\II ... Inc1mt''1H€S to ~l';Llth !=I ulla tmnu~ f'n(lill'sP~ JI("l1 of ttH fflllnwin.~ by Lhp memlH.'I'!-' <"t t he HII<l:~t of ll,'alth " 'rn tllt., .,' yOI' .lllil ('HI1IJIIOll ('OUtwit' h) tIll' "as on h an d ear I y to b ring up the malter or the apPOlntmE'nt of 1\lrs. Amy Goodwyn, ati~t~tant mercantile- 1nj9- p ector In the De-parunent of Health 1£ has bf'en ~l.aime~ by Ald. Martin that ~r!=l, Good,,)!n ";IF; favored by Dr. (haunc·p}. . p, Smtth 1n ex.amination abo that he soUciLed her .otppointment: ' Health Comm1s..Qioner ~ was ~r~flen,t but t~t>re was a .-;carclty or ( h II ~~rvice Commis!;ioners and other '~·Itne~sl~s. It w&! stated that ~lrs. (~ocdwyn "oulJ not he sttbpocuae-d. It i~ undertHood lJlat the CommiR:o;ioners h,.ld a rOnff'T('ncp S1.nri agreed not 11 tm I lI\t;ud(,llt 10 llw ('on~trueliol1 of an:Iher plan'- ••\ ~ dr;g1llally .framed. ~fr, ~ \\.tl.nF(ln 1111~d til ohJet-lion to th(' . \\ ordtng or that PO,I tlUn of the pn'unhl ... , hut .ult T<ltlollS were tinall}' mnt11, Hnll Iht (l gnl{'mcnt \\.t~ ('OInJI1 UllliHt'd GOODWYN CASE SAID TO HAVE CONFERRED OVER THE MATTER AND DECIDED TO REMAIN UNDER COVER. of tht!IT' la. I -------- MAY VACCINATE DOWIEITES. nU1'1I11l1l.tl report :":nt tlwt ('lItir('lr SiIU. !wd 'villl ttl(' \\'orl. (' on c,'e"H I o n h ,· o'E lijah lI."- ' rh r("£" (· JU U · . \. HI utl l I.. ·• u, ..I t thl hpgiPllint-:" 1,1 lht _ ~18 " C oll ege-. ·' 11-1':11 l,:. 11, bl.i .. that Jll·ngT('~~ hi.l~ htt" '1 he .. ma. \. outbreak at the Zioll Cul• . 11 '·'Tl •.i.ln Illlc~. ~nll tih' gTountl \Vul"} lin u\,!:.\ue, ha"i Inoughl out o..:Ieared Cu ~1(lv 1H..1..·ll cdion. I~ Illi,i..le'l leg", U:J4)1· 1.1 conN'''1 1 m J.lJt ~\ I('x,11Idl'r Do\\ ie III 1~.11.1 tit· II alUM '=:::::="=-=~==::::~===.!::~========= ered \l~idolY by the health t chaptl at the colIe"-e Ye-.;tHU~) IlftCTI n, D I": Spdlding ~a'y ... ,il ~\il:; al:llol\I.Il,{.d~ Dr. :--:~her that "Elijah 11." had glH' ~m o'Nef~ to announce thilt whi{'h i-.; ( c.it:parllllcl'tl. \\h~ \\hile}1(>.. · ... l,d ug\tnit it, all tho..,e wi .. ht!d lid ~ e \ Qccinated by Dr. Sl ...tldiug' itt dl1 ~lue they dc~ili('d·. l\ot OHe. follo\\'t~r of .;:lI£'ligioll con .. (>ul('d if) h(' \aC'I..'l.<\l ,nn~l.l uRrautine will u.e held uo s tht. samr tht· lrefltl""'C'nt of 81 amE'tl th'~ 11'nlHl~f'1Uf'1 t 0 ' 'll(denll'~:'I, th\: m~<lkal tinll or 8 IllInry rl.'l-Jt..ITtS G.lld Ht ldstks. ...·11 P'I'kiIlS hUI nnW hE:I"rp Cong (ISS pl'qu s('~ to right '1 long-st, ndln~ inJll~· 114 ('. It ~lIs or 1 ('hall Tt' o~ nmflo, ]>r ll \'ld s r r n I1rOI t " I,lituS! r ~h off\cers. and l 0 sks t hit tl (' In or1. t OT}' wort, of th4 8 nl(e 1)(' .. rol; ..... h" to rt'at n \\' h th Me, title "., rk of th. " ..11' X'lvy U ld \gril lilt "al lIt~p. rtP"'e-nts. I On(' or ttw most hnportnnt r suIts ,,'111 b(l cn·o! ('ruUI 11 ('tWI; n 1"'0-t nat 3n·l Stat .. outhorltl smatters 1',lcting ·u t uhl ] ·11. ~\ ry VI.. U' has madeal'] nrent tll epfaq~it'\' t ,r l' os r -,lion nnll In<,r lInrmol 11..1 wnrK rpl\ls e S ,)· l"a Ib m 1I'llf ~l I th4l ha "Idling (If (- Ii liemi( dbl St"'J whl{'h nu not re~T1E'l't Sta.t:o I nnll whirh 11 ,I 1'1 cent~lIz(,tl do to I ~r ,t th cOlltr I In the ~:n!. L ~I llUIi of dt.ll t.!listlC':" lh(: n w1y JUlnlt'll Irga ~izatJl n en 1 perform hI:. t er wurk ")-' promot g dl {I_olilion 0 lui( .rm rnl!th~ lis. l nd It~ ~ w tI Ie th." serv Cl' (~a IilH'9 thlJr'·,r O;t\'f"j' • mUl h hr ]( tler~ of ot 110 1 I~·tt r t Its usetul~ u:; n to l' rnr S hl'tc'\ t c 1(, h~~l-'~re(t '":lam... I ',- l.lCK n hi:') \:. Jrp. hc\ t: I" n c tI~t L I) In( r.-'3s1rlg HL' h. 1)4 ("1 held t}uwn tfl )11 01 oj£l \'stenl 11ld ef at t p nlO' )-' ·of p: "IIlI 1 iJl .,r·\~ I( put all to att.nd the Investigation. "W!lil "IIlIIll'llt j.;T.ltlikiltioll \\{' Jll·C:-:· \ 1-.(' The (I ~dlh (r n lnH' "nil II] nol imp!} .1 dllflgf> r n('tlOns. T' e~f W01' d rto'rnnlll pC" t on fit' IInmig ant,. nod the p,'hlkn.- ,//-.l. I ·~ llit" ~anit..ll'Y rn~pel:­ of fixed at Thr Ittt"I' 1 rtT" lends a dlgnity ~ ,mfTI n BUT'ate \\,.tll t'1l ,II ks by .)rl" tbt''''' re Si <: l ICr,-u \.i~ hirth, IH2 mal'fiages HmI 2;)6 deaths. Hoth I'c1lur1::; were appro("(t \ \ O I'J\ In nIl thili wOI'k the )'LJrillc Hos •• 11 Ko:or\'ke haA .1'1..'11 r"nmpE:llld to wurk lIn~­ d"r 1 nlldtn, .tn .... (10\' 1'\ lflf'mpl to c· tlnt} ils scope all' use'uloess h.l.~ been ha l1('d. nth- first Ilace It has J\1tglown I s f\~m(', <l rl t'"'e II, gnat 011 of tll 1 "l'lltte(l ~tr.t(' ~T .lIt ::; 'rvi(p" thf' 001) lone consist!.: t witt- It "-ork nn a;ln~ I ("ptlOl"ll. uf e lJ:lrtll ular Itnuwlt·ug· .. ht.· ues t m "lllS ((.II" th£'lr ~OMMISSION E!~ UIRER. CIVIL RVICE COMPELS HEALTH COMMISSIONER GREENE TO MAKE NEW APPOINTMENT IN DE· PARTMENT OF HEALTH. ou~ [1t. lC c.'o ~ t,~ mOT{' \H'l'k"" and 101 gc."l If Ulore c ~ arf·l:i'"ll'O\('rrd. ithin t WI) dRJ'i three ('tbb hine uN'n ll1..,(· the- colll'ge, Ye~lel'tluv ,John :-.:t I ('{·h \\'.tl:.. f~ IUd to han" den'lol'C'd tIl(' di..,. ('a~e. Lat('r 111 the PYl'ning it \\":\ ... IOllnd that .-\. B. \dury,:N year ... old, al.::;) had ~Jllall· pc\:. Th('",(' t "0 DlPH wt'1"C rl"mon·t!. '10· t.Ll)· ill'. Spalding ,,"n'i notiliNilh.l{ llllothf'r 11 \<1 ;tPPf"'lI'p.J in the }lpr ... on 01 (;"orgc 1,ott n mlt·.y. lU year .. 0111, :l ..... t lhlt·ut .\1 th~ "ollege. lh· \\a~ removed to the i~olatwll t·? . . " hO~ l'iL,ll. provides that In municipal posiLions a t empor ary appointment can be made tor th irty days only. Dr. Greene asked the Civil s"n'lce Commissioners to g1 ve him an eligible list fr(1lIl whlrh to make an appoint· ment, but the- board faBed to do &0, Consequently the Health Commissioner could not appoint a permanent physl· c iano Dr. Greene tb{'n a.ked the board II It would hold up Dr. Root's salary It he ~erved O\'er thirty days, and the anftwer was that thIs had already ~n done. ~o that Dr. Root would not be- CDm· p elled to work for notblng, Dr. Green. appointed Dr. W. E. Reed ot :<lo. 21 Como Avenue to the position. The position pay~ only $200 a year, s:o t here is not a great struggle made to g et It. WILk Co.NSIDER THE~oObWYN f MATTER. ,Lf/;}j' 0 ~ "LO{{~IC INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE WILL ENQUIRE WHETHER MRS. AMY GOODWYN WAS AIDED IN CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION. - An investigation at the ~xamtn8lion or CR.ndidate~ for the po~ition at a~slat3nt mercan~lle Inspector in the alth ~ partmt::nt will be conducted t.hts a by the in\,esUgation committee or the Board ot .Aldcrmen. The Investl~tto~ -will be pursuant to a resolution recent.i> introduced by Ald. Martin. Despite tile fact that thp Civil servIce flon has declared that the tormer I. mifil~lon hod nothing to do wl~~ th\~)' lrgect favoritism shown to :w.rfl. 'hi Goodw)'n Ald. :\18rtln believes !l:omc~ ~ wrong and that is one reason e anxlou~ ror the Investigation'M st ""HI .Ald. !\lnrttn and Chalrma n oe ortant ".esit"rdu}" confronted by two Imp etl <lUtstlons-vthether the Common hco~rli had the power to Im'esttgate t e IJiJ t ~£:n'lce Commission and WIhat dl ~~~red in ea~e any irregularity s .,e ned CorporAtion Coun!'lleJ FE'ldman v.;a~ ~1iIOn upon, but he declined to give an ~P.llt at Qrthand and !!laid he would bf' pr('tlI thtl1 the mer.t1n~ thi~ n!ternoon Hf3 w rrnder !lIs 0:.'':.....In_l_o_n_. nE'W comto;:: REED I Sh~ hJ§.. \ ,,'''s fd f APPOINTED. I DR. // , Healt k' Officer Names Him as a Homeopath ic City Physician. ==__ _ Health Commissioner ~ today appointed Dr. 11. E. Reed ot 24 Como avenue as the homeopathic city physician for the- East Side. Dr. Reed 5UC'cepds Dr. R. N. Root ot 40 Krettner street, who '\\-'as appotnled temporarlly to succped the late Dr. Fisher. He;\lth Commissioner Grpene asked the ('"{vU Spr .... Jce Commission to prel)Hre an eligible lIRt (rom which hp could I makl~ a permnnpnt npPclDtment. but the list has never been gi\'en to him, I He made Inqu!rle-s of the Commission as to whether Dr. TIout's pay would l.p I hE-In up it he ~c'r\'ed more- lhan 30 day:,. : and was told that the commJ~lon t:,rt 'lire-ady h('ld It up for thre-e day~ which Dr. Hoot had exceede-ci the 30 days e l _ lowe-d by la '\\ Dr. noot then thrE"w up the joh. nt)t caring to st'TYe tht' cit)! tor nothing. It i~ likely He:tlth f'ommisslonpr Gret'nl'l will rontlnu{" to make 3Q-day appoir.t mpnts until nn eligible 11~ Is prppflri'u. : ""'111(1 DTXn:"\. ell \RLf;S. rolored, .f:'l~"'8rsotd. horn tr.. ct .1F.:\KI:'\S, ftEORGF.. 41l ~e.r8 flit!, u",'d I t h tl;::ln~·holl.e. 3M', ('illrlo. 15tJ'i"rt W \T:,o:"\, \SImE W, f'Olored, 30 f"'rt ~)t.·.r )Oro cet.. 1 �I"~~ i MOEsr UNDECIDED. F He Was Unalie to Say if His Committee Would Consider the Goodwyn Case. ALD. IO[LL[R fll/lt! HAS ABUY[R fOR f TH[ P[ST HOUS[. Purchaser Said to Be Willing to Give From $12,000 to $15,000 for the Site. ACTION TO BE TAKEN BY ALDERMEN ON MONDAY. Aid, Zoeller Will Introduce a Resolution Authorizing Sale to the Highest Bidder. Question of New Site. CH~I.SJIAN J\.. L, a.:.R~ SCIENTISTS VERY MUCH Re1:~~~a~~derstanding With Health Department Gratifies Them. CIVIL SERVICE #/~BO RO ON RACK. ~e W. D. M'CRACKEN WRITES Buffalo to Be Congratulated on Sensible, Straightforward Action /f Heal~h Commis- I lj ,-'/// / (j ~"::--- ~ Great /.u:faetlon Is felt among ~hC18t1an Scientists all over New York otate over the attitude shown toward tbem by Ibe BUn'ai. Health Depart. Dlent. 10 The Courier of April 8th Health CommI.sloner W D G • dec I . . rrene ar~d hi. Position In regard to the ••nloreement 01 law and the Chrl.tlan ScientISt ralth. Dr. Greene'. stato- ::~:t ~~ r"J~;:n~\to his lnv,stigatlon McCracken ot c as aro~sed W. D. Publication C' the Chrlst,an Science to writ ommlttee ot ~ew York The CQ~rierlet~~ ot commendation to Chr1stian· e lettel' follows: l\'lIh PIt'8!ur~C:tnllsts e\"{'rywhpn~ read of Dr. Greene of ~t~~S~:R,dl kindly wf)rds ot Health. reportfd In y a 01 Oepartmf'llt ~th, 1 am lurf' thll h our Slue at April tn ~ayjng' "W~ e Is entirely corrt!ct !eJves and thtl! c1:'~ c;;:JHdfnt that our- . Then' if;, J\~ j~ well known, a of opinion (In the subject I~suing {'t'l'tlfit'att-s o( nel..'e8sity for de-tklf-nl'Y bonds 'bf'tween the ),layor and Ald_ Georg€' Zoeller or the Eighteenlh Ald. Adam, lIiR Honol' j"" tort ~al'd lwl1cveR that he sees, at I~ngth, tht" opinion of the ('Ol'J)ol'"~tion the oppor tuntty of a llfetirne to get rid SO It wa~ in order fo' M' Ad' uf the uld l)l~sthou~(~ which bas b()en 1 I. am Bu{'h a dt'triment to the growth of his Int.:'l'tlng of the FlnanC'(> ,'ol1l'mittee bll.IltWick. IIp has found a pUTl'haqer \ tE'ruay to bc\ck his opinion with a tor lht:> site who will otrpr from S9~00 nOllty report. This sOIllt"what sama.tr~ -" lu<.."ubl'",t\on will be lnl 1 i h to $3000 an acre, which wlll insure a e1" ob~;lIUif'~ 'tt th f'l'.rp( w t prop,o VrJ('t! of from $12,000 to $1:i,OOO for th~ l'rnH~;l on ;'I~nda,~ mt>el1ng of the Ald. land. \\'Hh thl~ amount. whate\'er 1l .l-fuyor Knight' holds malo' be bt~tween. the ftgure~ qllotpd. duty and pro\'ince ot. Ald. Zoellt'r ('ontend~ that the rlty l'3.n t 'oundl or oue of its bu}' a more eligible site ~ome'"WhE're ad- vestlgatp and pags u'p'Oo"n"nlllte". jacpnt to the C'll)' uoundary line. ration for the ig!'uing of ('PI'U :\10.),01' Knight knows who the would- nel'P!'tsily, A wf>(-k ago b,:. JlutThu:~pr l~, 8rh,1 dJrectE"d him to threw dowl1 the gauntlE"l 'by ".ndll;;;~ja Ald. Zoelh-'r. The Mayor ::lays that tht:' ~:OJnmuni<'ation to the l dt'f'tn ,IL full' tu di~l'1ose, hI a reputable 11..'11 ,in Wh,i.('h he refUHed to buslnl g~ man. mal e N'rhfira tes of neces~ily Not only wl11 th~ pun'haser pay rrom prior in\'f'!"tigatlonby thee'o,,~~:~Z::;~~ $12,000 to $15.000 for the property. but l'ounl'il through onp of its c llt::' will alRo gln~ the city (WO yeal's In lAid. Adam holels that the Ma· . which to l'\11t1 <.lnoth~l' site and vacut~ investigate, )01 the I>roP~l't:r. TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. Alderme. Heed tke llIa,.or . l Ahl, Zo~ller wlIt introduce a resolu- Yesteruay aftHJloon thp ('OImnJ"tee tlon In tht'! Boarel at Aldermen all on Finfllll'f> 'met, ,\ ilh Aldermen Me .. MondRY authorizing the Comptroller Ea 'J -n." tll advertise tor bids tor thp pe~~houRe I.. nen. Yllener, BUlleI' and AdaQD: proJ)t>rty. tht-' minimum vropo~ltlon tl) Jlre~f'nt. Extra approprIations he not le~s than $12,000 and the bigh- gating SS~,4-;~, a!-'kt'd [or by eH bidder tu be awarded the propel'- panmt'nt ht'uds to tide over until ty. ], \\er(' granted hy thp ('ommlttee 'I think I:. the best ~hance we \\'111 commitlt-e ht:'pdpd Wf'1l the blunt· be likely to hu ve In a long tlm~ to in~ of thf:' ~layor th~n he settle thl~, pe~t haus!? mD-,.tter adYsn-no ('erti1katt'~ or ne(,p~sity t.;lKeoufoIi)·, Boid. ~\.ld_ Zoellf"r this l'olllInit tf>P Una 1,;e~~li~~~I';~~d:;it,,:!=1 AlderUnrc Will In- morning, "Thl' price ofl'e-red will ena- Aid, Allam uld not think th ble the cIty to bU,Y a good 51te QwaYtee ~hauld tuke the I'PSPOn~ilbr, vestiga e Examinations for o,-!~ at the uounu:l.llp~, . poning in t<lV01' III extra a",nr.,,,..t.OlI I contend thnt the heart of a " arc1 tions Hnllin {-at'll lnslan('e Mercantile Inspectors, Is not the plal'p for a pe~thouSP'. It l~tlW l'rsolution to grant th not only beeau~e it I~ my own ward an additional al1mnml'e, e At a mf>etlng 1)( th€' Aldermanic ('0111- that Is ert'ecteu. but 1 huld it true o1111tion~ ·Wtort' pu,",sed A~d mlttee on ~('hools at 4 o'clock thts any wanl the l it ~hould not lun-e sue}' th4? empty !-ia a pest spot npar It~ heart. That pe~t· m in "i ' . ' ,al on 0 arll~rnoon th@ qlle'l'tlon or throwln~ house has kppt OUI' ward from grow. 01 l) I~}lort. opt'n the ~chuol:-o as publlc meetillg placps will agul.J1 ('orne up for dis~n:.;., l~:"Ufi nr~~t~:'lf~ ~~~\I~~totltpr~~' Departme.t lfeeal. cl1~slon, erty orounu ther~, The burden of thl ... Polil..e C'ommi!'sJoner9 Rupp Tlh .... Jtl\·eRtlgating Commttt~e or t'le unpilld taxeR of the ward cluste C k" h • Boaru of Aldf"rmpn m~ets at 2:30 o'dock around that srnal1.pox hospital. It ho, (.JapeI' as. eu t e ( ommittee tor been Hk~ a upa~ tr.··' tOl' propprt: to maintain tht> police aena.rllm •• n. tl) ll\kt!' up Aid, )lnrtln.·8 I'i'~olution L'allJuly 1, Health Commissioner IJlg tor an ill\'f~stl1;atton of th.~ (,\,-11 ownf"rs all around It. NOT A FIT PLACE. "sked for $10.000. Augustus Scbeu sE>1"vlee examlnaUon of canuhlatPM for the position ur us~i~lant mel'C'nnttle uAnrt not onh that but it Is not fGradt~ Cr~lllgs Commission ea.td'nspPclol' In lhl!' Df"IUll~tment or Ul"'alth. fit plaC'E' for a p~sthou~e, ThE'rt> Is the ("ommisRion needt"d $6,478 to ROlllt' doubt has HI'IHf"n as to whf'olher <.lump lJa('k of It. nnd It does nO goo({'unent eXpE:'ll~S over until ·the it is Within the J.1ro\'tnl~e o( an ,.\Id,:>rtn ev~n ~l11n.lI-pox patients to breath1ulng of the fiscaJ year, Park manit~ ('ommlut'l' to In\'E·~tlgat(> the the otr from tht' dumps. BNdd~s ther-sloner Hf>l1gflJ't-r requested tha.t Civil HC'l'yit'l L'ommIRsion. anr] a Ques1s thp Bt'lt Line with a hpavy grad· bE' aJlowf>ll th(-' Park In-partment tion I!\ rals~d ,lS to wha t odlon , hp nenr it. nnd the nol~t:' tht" tn-lins mnktor ~ertajn imprO\'blllents whleb ,'omml tll~P woulrt 01' ('ould ta ke, 111'0- at nIl hours of thp day and night ian' videO. it found. as thE> rf'!mlt of nil in supposed to help the Inmntps or th yp~tlgi1 Uon. trrl',I{uL'l'1tlf"~ or any ktml. towar,l rp(.'o,'ery. ('orporatlon ('ounsf"l F'E>lclman w111 at- bUflpltal "The building It"~lt Is old and dllapltend t.his afternoon'!,! J1lf'elin~ nnd w1l1 datc..>d. It musl have bE"pn there 35 ('ntlghtl'n rhl' (ommittP(', lutt:"l', as to yen r~ now. I ltnow I helped movt! the- I Its powr-r:-l. first pntlpnt Into It and that was wilf'n I I wus c.I youn" lacl," "Rut ~uppo!le that the Comptroller f:houlcl bl" tluthorlzt!d to nd\'ertlse tor bids for the propprty; what would there ht!' to Pl'PVl:Ollt thi~ per~on you rrfpr to (rom hilldlng only about $100 an acrf". or anything else he ple::tspd')" Aid, Zoellpr wu~ HskeiJ. "'~\'"e will sll(pgunrd that In the t('rmS of the contrurt," I ti<:f' ,ti r I .'1e\·o:r have dlfferen!lt n SclenU8ts will tht" enforce-mf'rtt CflS at opinIon 88 to in gOing direct) 'O~nthe law,"' Hts action thf'mrch'es, In''l~ad o;hrl 8 tlan ~('lentlst8 Ind talt's or rossl 88 t acrf>plIng f'JmOr:l ~JbJe tur him toP d I,l1rt8, ~arte tt pos- BOY BITTEN ~p BY 1\ D06. Burrala 1& to bl.' ' ,u;'n!'lble and ·t I congratulated upon tho lh<lllh (·f'mri,I':I~~~,(or".. anl actJon ot Its Little Edward Emerling's Parents Are Worried 'and Want Animal Shot. thl'm & r ..ad" dee I l't" arc, I found In fEature of the la~.e..t0 comply with ('very r II 18 art' riq:jlrvus nt Christl an Sct,..no~('ytng local nrdjnrlnl~lr~lIlng the Jaw and • n the paSt many hl-ll-( ioundlfl t\'lth. (:hI"15 JEll hil\'e b'l'n con_ .j."h\"e no Cf)nnf'C'Uon t ~hl. Scll':nc{' whkh trl' has "I'\'cr \\ :J.tevr-T with It ~'afd."S thp fOe{l1 b~~n any hostility to~ dmong ('hruJlIan 8 i tilnrltJe8 anywbprl'l ('~l!ltrary. Ih(> 1alt c "nfi:;b. hut. on the CO-oprratl' wi h E'r hu\'(. bl'l'n nad t c:ver A!Jot\'f"tt ~o S~('!I~ ullth n rlt1f'>s. " .. hen~ ,/ may bf>:Jllo\\'ed II'" "£~~ of A(lprcd Ilion ad,thin cia ing this l Sect," ufl{ld I 'h t &1 term rti"-",elf'rt arUt'If> III'ntot ht'i d1ng of yOur (1i(' :~~~:ro~ :~a~~~ll~lp or .~~l~thOlcr:r.ltl~~r~;: r nr the tPAt b PI. :.ddy h" I he I ;E~~:' (~UT~h!lbrtill'h~r~~~li f.h;~~,r ~ml pro .(I. flll)'1 Q( t h - • .,c ('n_ er :~\'"en to th( worl(ia~ J~g whirh shp :'the Die. but was c II a" n(-W'r borne Btart. Christian a~1 enee. ed by- h('r, from 0.,;; ~ilTt'l'f'n,.t' :---- fXPRQ Rivewae :fr.t&.oet!urch. ff' AUC('(>f->~(4l..it~ntel'tl\inm{'nt t~£1 au~plces and Edwarn Emerling. about 12 yea r !\ old, ot 33 Eighteenlh street. was bltten day before ye8terday by a dog belongIng to n neighbor. It Is .ald the dog had pre\,\ouely hUlen two other boys, ,YlIllalU 0, Cogan of Eighteenth street and Wlillam Kltln ot Ullca street. It. owner wlH not kIll it. }o;merllng's rathel' reported the t'as£! to lhe police. who n""lsed him to get 6. warrant to have the clog shot from Judge ;\Iurphy, This morning he aslted (or th~ warrant hut Judge )1urphy tl~etred to sec the boy before Issuing It. !\lrs, Emprllng tOOn.y took hpt' Aon to Hpalth ('omrnlftSloner ~8 office She wl.hp.. to lind out whether the dog If! mad or llkely to become RO~ ~o­ or the YounJ; )1f'n'~ HI1Jlt! la~9 of Riverside ::\I. 1-1, Churl'll. wJ:W}:\ivcn in the Sunday school room o£ 1ll,i.ct ('hurch on Thur!"day (~Venlng, ",,\'blch \Ion entertaining pro· gl'ap:tQl wns presl·nted. The guest~: nUOll)er(ng nhout ]2;;, were addl'cs!'I€'d b~ He .1\li. l"'ommi5l-'lonpl' ~"alter D. Gre on Munfe,1pa.l S:lntta.tion. The ~ns nn' ' " H.,"v(,l'C~n'l Frerlt-rirk H. corn. • , J 11 'Ma,(ttl' l. nludt:" :1.11 adllrl..'ss; and l\!l, ' ." f elen. t('Ul'heT, C';xplnined the objects 0 etat. und!2l' ,t taF the cla~s. HefreshlTIPnts \yPl"f:' sen'ed at the close or th("' Int:'cting- " i �116 SttOND tASt HAS BEEN ~J~~~ f Of S~ALL-POX MR ffLOMAN'S CmL SERVICE SCANDAL o ~~Mtfr'EE ~~qrJNION ASKm JID N~T,, ~P ,KNICHT Investigati ng Com mittee Re- i Mayor Has Not Explained fers to Him Question of His Connection With Mud. Now Has Mrs. Goodwyn's Salary. died Conditions. Rumored That Ald. Martin Has Been Called off··· Jamestown Investigation. TttlI FINANCE COMMITTEE - Two Victims of This Dread Disease. MET At an eX(>oCutiYe 8e!'~don yesterday afternoon. the Inve~tigatlng Committee REVERSIBLE REPORT of the Board of Aldermen tOok up the subJ"'"t of the salary of :l1r•. Amy Goodw)"n. '\"hlch. by resolution of Aid ?\(artln, has been held up tor severa ONE NURSE IS ILL THE FELDMAN·JUNG OPINION CRITICISED BY ALD. ADAM AT YESTERDAY'S SESSION. R£FERRED THE ENTIRE MAT· TO THE CORPORATION P" COUNSEL ASKING FOR MR{/olHtMAN. WHO ATTEND· A REPORT. ED JOHN COLE. STRICKEN DOWN-SHE IS KEPT The Aldermanic Investigating ComISOLATED. mittee has. apparently. seen a great light 'wf'ekfl. .Mr5. Goodwyn was appointed aSF;i~t­ ant Inspector of mercantile- establlJ:hments b:r Hf"alth Commissioner Grpene. ha"lng stood hlgh""t on the Il., of appllrants nttf'r an examination by the Civil Sen'fee Commission . There hns be<"n much contention as to wh-:'thr>r the- examination wa~ tatrlY {'onductro. lhe claim being made by Dr T :I!. ('rowe thar Dr. Chauncer P. ot Ice CmnmlAsion. fa ,·oret) Mrs. Good"\vyn. Dr. Crowennd John };Io)-nthan, a committee of th~ ('ommiRslon, have made a wrlttE"n report cond~mning the metho c1. by which Mr~. Goodwyn wa!\ placed at the top or the Ust. A minority report by rommi~~ioner GPOrge A. Ricker, exonerating Dr. SmIth and confirming, the appointment of Mr~. Goodwyn. haR been approved by a majority of the CIvil Sen'lee ('ommlseloneT~. ~!Io • some 8ort, for the commtttee has ta.ken a back stE'P In the matter of In- :M ayor Knight's new-found plan tor violating the charter was successtully Smith. a m ..mber of thl' old Civil Serv- to Tnr: TIMES. veBtigating Al<!. Martin'. charges JAMESTOWN. April ll.-Another against Dr. Chauncey P . Smith. relat- case of .mall-p"", has developed In this ing to the CIvil Servll'e examination of city. making two within a. month. The Sperl.1 worked by the Aldermanic ('ommlttee on Finance yesterday afternoon. df'- spite the energetic protests of Ald. I Mrs. Amy G. Goodwyn and the manner first victim was John A. Cole, who was of her appOinll1lcnt (0 the position oC removed from the ' Vomen's HO!5pltal, a!laistant mercantile InSpcI'tor in the ""here he was tak~n. to the pest house. Department of Health. The commItThe second victim Is !\1rs. Dahlman, the Aldermen have a right' tee, at lhe requpst of Ald. )tartin. met o ne ot the nurS£"s who attended Cole. to Whether InQulrp. tnto thp. metbod~ of the ('omlate yesterday afternoon at the City . When E'he was engaged as a nur~e mls~lon. or di!'tappro\-e of the allpg~d' HalJ to consldf'r thE'l matter. The mem- Mrs. Dahlman beUev'ed that she had favorltil=lm shown :\frs. Goodwyn by Dr bere prcst'!nt were Aldermen ~Io est, bad smallpox and so informed. the Bmlth. is a que~tlon upon whkh the Adam and lJassl{·I". Chairman Moest health officer. The development or the I~'\"'e~tlgatlng Committee Is In doubt. It substituted ..\1<1. )'lartin at:' a member dlspase. howe\,pr, would !;eem to prove ~ a8, therp(ore. d02'clded to rptpr the matter to the CO""Poration Coun~el who temporarlb" and ..\Id. Martln's finn tha.t in this ~hc wa~ mtstaken. wIll report tn on£" week. ... • move was to aflk that the session lto There Js no cau~e tor alarm AO far secret. The l'(~port('rs nnd lawyers a.s thp public i~ concerned by the deA CRYING EVIL. were turned out and Cor about half an velopment of thl~ ca~e. Mrs. Dahlman laour thl" committee- ('Ol1sulted among contracted thr cU.'\ense aftet she went to , bere i~ a crying evil in Black Rock them&eolves And with Corporation COUll- take ('are ot the patient afld has come sel Feldman. "'hen the door was re- Into contact with no one outside the tha ought t be l;J.ed inlo by someopenpd th..-. commUter> made a big front building since then. ) ice hllye done all tbey about ha\'inlf <'ollf;lder(>o' a lot of stale Cole continueR to Improve and Is now one. T matters. in lhl'! box fOl" se\"eral years conslderE'd out of dnngE'r. can. The bave- rested the children and when asked ahout the timith-GoollThe se<'onn. caee has ('au~ed Borne unwyn-Martln charges 1t wa~ said tbat "it easlnesfl. but tho c:on~ervattve and those wbose health B~ morals are endan was referr~rl to tho Corporation Coun- not ea811y alR.rmen are not frightened. gered u\i it O\lil no good. It is not scI. to Tf"port in one wc('k." It Is poInted ou thal the weather conAld. Adam was a~lc('IL "Does th~ dftlons are not favorable to a spread B~thi~ n(,,:"ut it i. time to stop it. ('ommittp.('I ask the ('orporatfon Couns.:>1 ot email-pox. to rf'port on the £]uf'~tton whf"the-l" t111 • & ood\; tizen8 ill Black Rock ('"1\"11 Hen'ire law was YloJated by a. commtflsioncr who solic-lted appolnt-"'# East Voice. are indl _ ant over tbe fAct that inmrnt of a pf'rllOn on the cllglblc list?" k JIbe rt y,I or Buft'alo Expr -1 ag al n as' fanta ar~ allowed 10 wallow all dav Ald. Jlartla. lias (~one BacL;.. t tI~eanti-vice, seeing that "Yfts:' anflw(,l"rri Ald. Adam . ~ s. Mo ~ tor me her oplmon on long summer and winter. in I he Ilrime 'Vhcn Alrt. Marlin was askM If hr. P ~ye ~~t('t"('esslon at Moses and ha<t prescnte-1 his chnn:;'('s he E<airl: "1 I '\Vh ~~~ ,,"or smallpox Is. Now, I and filth o[ tbe city dumps. Tbere hay!' not madn un)" charg~f; and don·t. \ w cr, t wl1l. to turn her attention are not many huys at it but, more's kno,,," anything- a.bout the matter." 'I'llls, to m~ re us, as citizens of Buffalo. In vle>w oC th~ rf'pcat~d sene:ational "Will ) rna point to 8. pesthouse tor tbe sbame. tbere are mallY girls. I charges h.." ma,'ft. oppnly to the Hoard ot \ sma,ll{'lo cb 1& a thoroughfare day and Aldermf"n. on two dlftercnt oC'casion<:;. \ nlKht. B beae Infected districts are? How Their ages rallge fro III six to sixteell coupled with the mann~r in which he can the 'Vest Side keep clea.n by gratifying ha!!l heJd up the pay of )Jr~. Goodwyu, Its lust on the East Side! How can tbe years. Tbe ohler ones are perbllpa Is, to say the IpElst, somewhat extraor- dealers In lust be stopped from Inhabiting the dlnary. "'e,t Ride. it they are "Quiet a.bout It." Ilod bpyond tbe pale of tbe law. but thoee Although the Ruffalo Clvll Sprvice wi1l the Quietness make 1t less evil? "~by should the opprobtuIU 01 this evil bp. .placed younll ones are not. ('!ommls:-ion Is 1l1H1upsttonabl~· a city dp.- c.n the bomes of East Side 'workers' CamUies They can be seen any day Oll the partment. fnr which thp Common C'OUD- because they B\'e convenient to the shops cit appropriA.tp.s mon"y, It Is predlC"'tP1. which employ thpm and have bought, tn many Grant street dump between Amherst tha.t the committee will be told that \ casE'S. tbeir homes there for such conventhere can he no investigation of the oltl fpDce! In ftve ypars' service on the EMt a'reet and SCAja'luada creek. As each commls!tnn's RctS. A member of th~ Side, I, with fellow (luton. have held evenCorpora.tion Counsr}'s start declarpd Ing services and ha.ve never had a complaint wllgon i~ dumped the children disap that the commi9sinner could be lnvest1of f\ woman or girl beIng molested on the I ,ga.ted by the Common Counril. or a Ene:t Side Dnd have had aucb. complaints podr for a moment iu the cloud of committ+"e thpreof. ,,"-hen Ald. Adam from the 'West SidE'. We IiYe In the dirt, It 8dUbS thut ari.ed. aud when it settles was ~n infnrrned h,.. Raid; "Oh. thp CorIs true. but It Is the honest kind, mad~ In poratlnn Couns('l ('an ('hange his tb'! 1106 ot Industry. MloiBlE'rs and others of they are lebn rakillg about in haste to oplnlon, W~ have feocentl:,-' had an tl1u~the Eut and 'Yf'at Side associate together tration of that" reterr1ng tn thr- change In meet InKs and I ha.ve nol heard of any gather ral:S and pupar. Gt front In the matter of the ~Iayor lScontamination, autng dt'ltclency C'entftcatp!:, of necf'~Onf' of these pastors has sald the East Side The effect ot such environments on .tt~". At tho City Ha.ll It 1s report~d can not alTord to support this "ice. J( be th. morals of these girls can be better that thp. whol~ mnttf'r is to he hUshprj had knowll the East Side as well as I do, uP. tha.t Ald. Muttn ""Hl wlthdra.w his he could hav~ aatd It does not want to 6Upimalo!ined lhan told. Tbeir futnre is ObJe<"tlonR a.nrl that. there wlll be no inport It. XOI' shOUld it. ha,y(," put upon it this , ves1lgatlon 01 the civil service commlashame. that a compromise hu been made to!) horribl .. t\l COlltbmplllle. Ii there Blon. with justice against 118 good nam~. 1 Vt'ould say again that ~'e arC' attf.>nding to tbat for L" WilY La eave them? which we have commission. "the defense of ....... 'I the Gospel." and were not asked our views There tbey are wallowing in filth on this matter br any or tbe associations aud vice, while ye missionaries are ",,'hlCb bave la.ld this La the door of Butralo's ('Iergy. as openly reported. "'e have kept pourinll" mou~y into Africa. China and shut up untH l\'e have- found ouraelYf'L'I numbt'red ·"r1th those who approve. I ha,'e visited, India where It is a great question if Jt , for explanation, one or the l(>aders 10 this, and tho c:'(planatlon left it worse: "'Yell. If is wOllted OJ ueeded· . ~·ou want tt dE'aned out of those districts. too, you wUl baw' to do It; W('I have our hands The eft~ct on tbe heilith of the Cblltull . " Yet thosto were using East Sidp money. dren tiud tbe community Ilt large 'Ve have also made It dt"sr to the East Bide , pf'Ople, whom we are glad to serve, that we ought to be consider"d ulso. Sucb ~t:lnd tor them R!I against inju6tiC'f'. I am loth to think Ihat our Mayor and ShE"rlft are 8pot~ must h. bretdilll/ pl.ceo for pesllri\'Y to thl!! arrangement. I tru!:t not. . Yours tor del"enry. James N. Adam. The .Mayor wishes to throw the burden ot making reque~t8 for more money for Impoverished departmen ts, upon the Common Council, whereas the charter, for which the hlayor haft h eretofore showed such con- tempt. Ray Comptroller. shall take the Initiative In such case~. The Treasurer and Comptroller have not joined in the Mayor'!! suggestion that the plain provision of the chartE'r be ignored, for the ronv~ntence of "his honor:In thl!! con- ~ nection the lightning-like flip-flop ing to .hlrk his plain duty. The ASHistant ('orporatton Coun PlE'I. or Acting Corporation Coun5el, as City Attornf"Y Jung clllled him~elt at the meeting of thE' Finance Committee a l f I I SMALL-POX SITUATION F~) !S);~NDER CONTROl HEALTI( COMMISSIONER DR GREENE MAKES A FAVOR· ABLE REPORT. ~Z--~/ Thfll p:malt-pnx lliluatlon ha~ R~!ilumed a de('ld~ctly ('heE'rinst" pha~~ within the dtr and the lIoallh Department thl. morning authortZf'd the !:tntement that the dieell"eo uas f'nlirely under control and that thp numher of ('ase5 was dim- nhlblng 3' a mOTe rnpiri rate than It has at any lime since the BcouTge to nnhlfc health brOke out here. - DAVID A:-:DERSO:-;: Il ;;11:10. April ~Ih. week ago. AGREED WITH ALD . ADAM AND THE OTHER ~1E~lBERS OF THE CO;liMITTEE THAT THE MAYOR WAS ·WRONG IN HIS ('0:-:TENTION. MR. Jl;NG f'TATED THAT HI'; WOrLD PR)<;PARE ARE· PORT FOR THE (,ORPORATION ("OlTNSEL. IN A(,(,ORD WITH HIR OWN AND THE "Ol\IM1TTE~;'R "IEWS. AND SUBMIT IT TO THE (,ORPORATION COtlNSEL ON MON· DAY MORNING. AND IF IT WAS SATISFACTORY. WOULD THEN HAND IT TO THE ('OM:\IITTEE. I .tto or thE" Corporation Counsel on this matter Is one of the most amusing, as well as one (If thp. most serious featureR ot thE" scandalou1'\ afrair of a Mayor try- '-::::::::=-:::_====:-__:-:. ___ S~ide' Illalnly that he. the Mayor, together wtth the Treasurer and l (~~ \"ery I ~fr. Fc>ldman waR out of town and did! not return until :M onday morning. He TParhf"d his officI:" about 10 A. ~. The TPport wa~ all ready. BrT MR. Jt)NG. for somE" unknown f(·ason. prpsu mab1 r bp('au~e thE" Mayor or somehody {"l~f' had mad. him 5e. a grl'at light. Sl'DDEXLY ('HA:-1GED HIS MIND AND AGREED WITH THE :\lAYOR FUL· LY. Tht~ ('hange of front madE" the C'ommlttf'emen say (unny thlnlt~ aboul the plt"ayunp oplnlon~ of the Law DepR.rtment. It took Mr. Fpldman about onp hour to ('on sider the mattpr snd thf'n hp <;;,pnt the opinion to the rommitteE". Ald. Adam wlshpd to ortf'r a dl~­ Rf'nting opinion and it was pTP8enled yestprday. First ot a.1I Mr. Adam quotPd thp chartE"'r covering the point at I~sue: ('ODlmlft~ Takel!l thf' InlflaU'Vf\ I Th ... ('ommlttpp acted in accord with thf' Masnr'~ wl~hps and thp ('orporation C'oun~E>l'R ·'Me. . too" opimon h}' I voling to rf'port in fa"or oi ASKI!'G I TH~; ~IA YOR Tn DO HIS Pl'TY A:-:D, ISSl'E ('F.RT1FI(,ATES OF :-IF;rES' !,;ITY for the following "urns required hy thp ~pveTal department~; I)ppartm~nt. Amnunt. I Pollee .... . ....... .. .......... $12.000 Hp~lth ... . . . . .................... 15.1)1\0 r;.rallc Cl"OF-~ln'::R ..••....••.•.•.... fi.47S I I Park Poor ........... .. ..... ............ tR.flO/\ I ••••••••• •••••••••••••••• , ::41'1(1(), II Publle Work •. , ........... ... .....: I~.~: l Tntol ........ .... . ........ ('hnlrman William Hen".rp,· PArk {'ommh:qion stRtpo that $U.l;q or the th'" 'Park appropriations are Ilpedert Cor the ,m- provement of the grounds surrounding Ihe A Ihright Art (;aller~·. the re.lor"tlon of D.:-Iawal"f' Park ann lhp rppalr or thf' C'onsPT\·ator)' at Routh Park. for I ' ·omml".lonpr A. F. Rchetl or Ihe blenC8B. It perbaps dues nOI lake long Grade \ 'ro~~ing ("omnljc:~ton, O,'prflf'er these cbildren, and IIdu'ts also. to for- of Poor Kenngotl. Health comml"lonor • . r;.rppnp. Pollu' romml~~ionpr RUPD ,and Iret all prmcIPles of cl<!llnlme.B tbat ('omml""loner or Publ;'- Work_ lIard 't . ht be w('re prNH"nt. :\1r. l(f'nngott I'lotated at the~ t ver pas e He d all d 1 WIg R formpr meeting that he- fln:t wpnt to inter~r' :ng to learn how o[tell tbey tho ~fayor. aft the <'harter obliges cl~r t . batbe. IL'~ a sad state uf afftlH8, and . I~ I d the pU~lce, Boord gfJfjilt truaOl officer outZht lo l an cowbine til eliminAte Ih.~ evil. wbich can end oul~· in ~i .a-tAr from every point of view. to do, Rnd tripd to ~et .t ~ Mayor to i!llRUJ~ a cerlitkat€' of np.C'e~RltJ. but the :\fnyor sought to f'f'CVdpe [he> rf'9pon~lbt1ity and referred him to the officprs Icommittee. ' �.._ ..- .... ,...~---------------- i ------------­ I CORPSES ARE !81~ J f ROTTING IN ned Jd. T'AtKS OF INTEREST TO SUMS ALLOWtO. IFOUR Certificates of Necessity to be Issued to the Ameunt of MORGg~ " CHANGE:88~::'I:' MINDS, h Engineer Coyle Stops t e lee Machine Because He Cannot Get His Pay and Bodies Are in De• lorable ConditIOn. P JANI!"~RS., ~ N"EW CIVIL SERVICE INS;nunON WILL BENEFIT THOSE CONTEMPLATING TRYING EXAMINATIONS FOR SCHOOL Member. of lh& Aldermanic FInance Commill •• Decided 10 Assume Ruponslbilily. JANITORSHIPS. hcn lbo m.mb.,.,. ot tho common cnuncil In!o't Yl"nr marie Il bi~ r\."tl'tction in tbe e,timlltl" tor the YIIl'iol1' depart· me-ots Rntl. tht TPhy. ~(,t·llr ...·U :l rf'ductiol) in the tax rntf', th£'y thOll~ht thl"Y did .011le ~oo,1 work. y."terdoy WIt' tbe I ----'" , I ENT ODOR 1 1 V PUNG 1 PERVADeS LACE /' 11 rt~t·konill~. dny or committe. Oil OJ1I! the One of the- new In~tltutlons ot Mayor Knlghl'~ Ctdl S€'I'"tce Comml5::s10n will be el,lborateu tonight when tour terse talks on timely topiC's will be given at the Central High ':><-hoo\' The subJect~ and ::<peukers are as follows: "The CarE" ann Cleaning ot Public ~chool Bulldlng~," Health Commission. ('1' Greene. "Dt"ftctt'nt ("'ombu~tlon and the Smoke Nuhmnce." John H. Coxhead.· "ThE' Chemistry ot Combustion," wtth demon:::trutlons. Prot, H. H. Denham, "Practical Engin~el"lng," E, T. Law. lpr, city examiner of stationary engl ~ atd~rlUnnic tinnnce wo' f.>re"d to vote in tnyor of i~suill~ ('(,l'tifi!':1tp~ ot nl f(,S~ity for a totnl or $~10.;.478A'j. Thi~ ~nm. lll'nds d('('lnrcd is nt~~ll('d to Unless Supervisors, Who II df"lpllrtllwnt run thC'ir (l"p~lTtnll\nts t·) '!le end or tho fiSCRI YP:ll'. Have Control of Morgue, I Cllrr£lot Th£" ('ommittN"~ oC'tinn wa!'; the rli~ rC'C't rC'~ult Of opini,'11 ~in'Tl h~' the) Hasten to Take Action, ("urpnrntioo ('OIIU:';"'!. who hold..; that th., ann not tht! ll11t)'or mllst tak~ Commissioner Greene Will ('onlluittf'{, th£" fir!-it ~tf'P in th .. iS~l1in.:.:t of ('e-rtiti.:oRtC's or nt·t'£':-~ity. ~Ol1\C' .If th(' IDe-mOel'" o~ Step In and Act. thE:> ('ommittN.' thu'l:!ht othel'wi..;e \llIhl I O'Po'lng to poltticS and red tape rondltions at lhe Erie County ~orgue are in a deplorable state, FiTe bodte. .r~ In ad...... nc("d Atagea of deeompo.ftlon beeao.e there II no one to ron -the statton .. ar-,- gall engine wbich operate. the tee ma c h ine. Already there Is ~ pungent odor in the vicinity at the morgue and uniess some· thing Is done bE'tore a warm spell ar· rives an epidemic may be creatPd. Health Commi>sloner ~e bas bad his attention attracted to the existing stste ot atra1r~ and unle~s the Board ot Supen1sor!!, upon which devolvt's the responslbillt)· (or the care of the morgue, remt"dles the preflent evil the Board ot Health will lake a hand, WOt:LDVT WASH CO RP SE;. Up to Saturday la!\t Frank Coyle ran the stationary engine. llr. Coyle Is a Democrat and "'as 81'polnted by a Democratic Board at Supervisor!!!, His duty was to run the Ice machine. He Is a licensed engineer. Although he \"'as ap. pointed as a mllrguekeeper and drew pay as such, he refused point bJank to wash a corpse, maintaining that was the dUly at the morgue keeper. When lhe pol1t1caJ complexion 0( the Board ot Supervisors changed Jo:;eph Thrll'S and William McShane. morgueke"pers. were ousted. Although three men were appolnted to succeed Thrle. and l1cShane, Coyle continued to act as en~Ineer. notwithstandIng the tact tba t he hadn't received any salary. Boller was given the day job as morgu~ket'per, tram 8 a.. m, to .. p. m, Gertner wa~ given the job tram .. P m, to mldnlrht and Dekanskl relleveti Gertner and '\\'orked un til 8 a, m .. TbI~ ga\'P each morguekeeper an elgbt~hour shirt. For & time the Stale (,Ivll Service Comml~Blon and the Board at Super. vlMrs had a dl~agreement as to the ap~ polntmtnts ot the new morguekeep-rs The salaries at the three men were held up (or a whiJe by the cfvl1 service authorltle!l. under thE" contention that the appoIntments ~hould have been m Ii e ~om the cl,rn servlcp classified H:ts ut recE'ntly they were paid t' March 15th by .peclal 'order o~p 0 B1ar~ ot SUPE"n1!11Ors, Coyle also ~~~ ~';.~e ot ~~o ~~~~, pay. but only to the STOPS THE ICE liACHINE. HU ~p('l1HI mw'h nlUlWY in <1:1 ul1c'xpt.'ctpd Reports There Are No New Cases in City. I Out.lde ot the QuarantIne !;In.pltal. there Is not a case ot small· pox In the city or Bun:nlo. In that Instltutlon there are 20 cases In yarious stages or progress. Heallh Commissioner Grf'ene announcf!'d this morning. that every ~treet and ('ommun lt)-· hl now free ot the drE'adf"d dJspase, and he is firm in his 7# Grllfl(' rrofol~in:.: Commi~i'ionf'r .\ n~lIq· tn!" F. ~('h(>\1 got $() .. l'j~.-l-T for his d('~ pnrtl1wnt, The ('omUlOIl ('onncil bnn rpdUC'l'l) th(lo ('~timntf'''' o( this department trom 0; :.!;;.()('I() to ,~l:-),:nO. 'YiIlilllU Ht"n$:<'rt·r. C'hnimlnn o( thl' p:trk booI'\1. c:t{'. ('l1rt'·] sln.I)(lU [0[' hi:-: flppnrtm<'nt. Tilt' total i~ flh'i(lNI into thl''''~ amount .. : ~G,OOO for ,::rlHlin,:!". :-<N'OitH! nnd ~t>n"Tnl improl(,D1(>nt:-< in thp 'f'j('inity ot th('l AIhridlt lIrt J:nllt~r.'·: ~."i.OOO for rrpnirinlt rinmnj!'f"!01 non(' ill I>('Iln"d\Tfl pnrk hr thr Pnn·.\IIH'ri(·nll. nnd :::3,000 for 80nth park, -n'hirh i~ in n D(',::-i('('tPfl condition. Tlw l.ll"~~, ... t amount ullmy('(l wo~ for thl' poor df~PRrt ownt. Loni~ Kenng-ott, nn"I'f'f'r o( th('l ponr, !i=nid n totnl of ,,~~-!.noo i", Tt'l)l1ir"rl nnel thnt of thiN nmonnt tlw ~tlm ot ~20,()OO i~ needt"d (or hO~llitnl'l fllnnf', Commis~ion~r 'Ynrd of th£" drpnrtmpnt of puhliC' works was rhe lnst pPtjtion~r to b~ he.«]' nno h~ "ot ~J:;.o()(). tho totnl nmonnt li€.' ""in h£' npE'flfld to ruo thehun'au ot huilrlin,:: \lotil July 1. " I Health mmissioner ~ Gives ood Advice to the 7~ St:hool Janitors . I '%1JIERE.1v0~<':o HEALTH CO lMISSIONER IS OF THE OPINION THAT SOME STEPS TENDING TOWARD THIS END SHOULD BE IMMEDIATEL Y TAKEN. ~(jod Idea anrI would be of t;Tt:at good to th"" puhltc n( Buffalo. The )JrojPC't of (·so..a hll~hil1g n munl (,Ip.d f5terlllZJllg vJanl hus heen thllught (1t, lJut It Is thouJ;"h~ thlR would hardly he re-rLsJhle. Dr. Gr,:.en thinks the mllk dealf>fs RhQulrl hove d(l\'~"(>s by which th Thp Health l·nmrnls~lonpr hug I I )"1 (fluid heat the milk to such a degre"' thl:t 1111 dif!lt"!a8e genrs- \\'ould be de l'troyerl. not C'onJlldr-rcd whut it would ('ost thp mPk· rn- n to put the p untR In. aDd It Is thought lh\~ mllkmt:'n WI I have some ... t:llng tt) av 1l1lout It. ... At thA P'isleur [n.tlttttp In New York ("It}· the milk I!=I all sterlllzprl hE"1'ore 1-, Ing given to patl ntRo, an~ D:. C;. cetle F 1)'8 thf' offlj in OPt of ! hE' lOstl. ute a1 e htghh He-a ,'.1 th rpqult~, ur tnf!ltructive ami Interesting talkS df>llvered In thf" A~sembly room ot the Central High School lut nlgbt to the janitors a nd engineer! ot the public p("hooll!l and to candldatel!l who will try the ('omlng (,,1\'11 service examInstJon tor thptle posItion!!;, The filiubJ'~'HI and :o-peakers ",,-ere a ~ tollow,,; Dr, ',"elter D. Gref'ne. hpalth ('ommhtl'ionf'f. "The ('are and CleanIng ot Public School Buildings"; Prot. H, H, Denha m. "Thp ChemiMT'}' ot Com bUl'otton." wlrh dt'monatratlon~; J ohn H Coxlwad, ··J)pficienl CombuFltlo n and rhe Smokp Nulfi.A.nC'e;" E. T Lawler, rhy eXamlnf'f at !'Itatlonary engineers, "Pracl1<'al Engine-prIng." Dr. Gref"ne'~ talk wa~ lhp mo~t In· trl'esting HE' E"xplalned e\"er)'th'lng IT hIli; plE'a!'ltn~ manne-r, ·aod not a. BQUn( except hip! \'okf' was heard during th. talk, flO 'ntf>restf'd werp his heare-rA. Dr. GrE'~np told t he Janitor~ how th~~ ~hould rake ("are ot a school. H. Fihowpd why thpy should keep thl t"oom~ dean a.nd how they must venti lR te the bulldlngl'l. Dr. GreMle said tha the dUAL on the ftoor~ ("ontain the germ or typhoid [evpr. tuberculosb and dlnh thE-ria. and that flievE"ral cases or thE"8' dlFieaseR are round among ~chool chll dren e\,pry y~ar. .. Anothtr point I want to 8l>eak a.bou I~ the dark nnd ("lose se-hool rooms,' ,.ald the doctor. " Th e dark and dOft rooms Rre p,'pn \\'or~e than the du~1 KCE"P the ~had(>!' up and allow all rh Imnllght you po",!ibly (,8n In rhe room J{Pf'P the bulldlngFi properly "pntllat,.! an(1 you will nnd that the C' hi1dren ~\'Il tr@ll better Rnd le~s FiC'kness wl1l exist 1t haFi beE"n shown that 50 per ("ent 0 the Inmatc>s In "htld r en' s hospitals he'\' died whr.rp the ventilation has be"1 poor. wherp on the other hand onh per cent. died whprE" t·he hos,.1tala l'.;er properll' ventJ1ntpd." Dr. (';rE'f'ne C'onC'luded his talk by ~ay lo g : .. R(>lnfl-m·bp.r, gentlemen. to kee t hf' ,.hadl''' up, thp noo~ clean and th oulldlng' well "\"f"ntilated." Prof, H H. Dpnh8m gave a very goo, tAlk In "Thp (,hernl,try or Combu . lions" and hl~ demonstra tians were ex ceJlent. Th ... attfodanC'e was large. _ ; we 'MILK MA Y BE f STERILIZED Health rommisslonf!:r, Is proposltloll of having All milk ~nlrt jn this rlty 8t(>ri1lz~d be, fore It Is delh'f rei to the consumers, Tht'l dortor thinkN tht~ would h£, a the tl" c~~~,~~~:'EDG~~: nt:1Tlnl'T. Or. Cr"'E'n 31\'VH SAYS SMALL·POX It is \lnller~lood tl1at each speaker has made !=-pet'ial efforts to make hi! !=peech Interesting. and as all are specl· aJist~. the programme tor the evening proml~es to be or more than passing Interest. 'Yhlle this meeting and the I""lures a re ft~slgned prima rHy tor the beneft t o( tho~e who are preparing to take the Ch·U S('rvlce examination tal' Rehool janltor~hIJl~. the scope ot the talks \\"111,' be ot such n breadth as to please every one. and tor thal reason It is expected that 8 largt' attendance wilt be present, An Invitation to attend has been ex tendt!d to the general publlc. {'on~ld~hc 03181 dire Iy Int"rested lll, the e present ~!te ot the Q ne ital appear to be mo\,. In ... Ule wny a.t last to brlng a.bo,:~,.~\..., de~ire. Th(' cour~e of rece ,·Jts h s made it apparent to them n the way to get rid ot the hospl al 18 to huy the lot from the city and let the city £~stablish quarantine headquartrors elsewherp. with the money. The NRv\'S announc~d yeRterday that certain persons sland ready to make lhe city a good bid tor the slte, and Ald. Zo"lIer ,,·111 probably orrer on ~:londay next a resol u tion to advertise the site tor ~ale In acco rdancp with the law governing sale ot property owned by the city, This Is the buslne-ss way. \\'hen tbp city hns sold the property on the fiats of the ScaJaquada Creek valley It will be able with the proceeds to build a. ~hospltal on its own ground in anothf'r ~ectlon or to buy a suitable site, The Almshouse farm at the city line Is at present most discussed. The farm Is large enough to atrord perfect Isolation for the Quarantine HORpltal and yet accel1'slble trom every part at the city. neers. thiq opinion wac;; ~n~n, h·.lt th~"ir 8.('tion lo'l,'lw:-: th.lt tlll'Y hn,,. bN'U (,,"I1\-jl1(,E'd thea t111'Y m\l~t :l!o;SlItJ\f' lhp n:.~pon~ihility, I Poli('" ('lIn\mi" .. inn\·r~ HilI)!' :mcl Cnop('Ir ",aic) th(' ~1IU1 or !!=12.000 i~ DE'£"d{'d to I·un tll{'ir d('pnrt-npnt until 111ly 1. Tho ('Ommitll'('1 '·tlt(',1 tn h't rilt'm hitn~ til(> Il101H'~' ~imil.U' ;l('tio!1 W.l~ t:f.k{,11 on Ilpnlth ('nmmj ... ~i0111'r l-irl'cl1L"'l df'mnnd (or $l:i,OfH). In this cns('I the detic-if'IH'Y wat' fll1C' ill n lnr,:!"" -lH'n"'II·C' tl, ""icll,nt, irs whi~'h hilt! fnN't'cl thC' Ilf!pnrttIlO-'nt to I ~o.t ab"'I!!~~"'P~nt p .... pu· l.1tian. ElmIl'l ." ....... o ...':\\"{'~o .).J. •••• •• •••••• S:\T .11; 1I S!\ ~i,1.::.lrll ••• , • • 1 •• n ,~.! :~l :!~,!.Ill) :'/) 1O::.:",'j·~ )fIG Jo'1I1 Hoc.·hl' ...::t'er •• , ••.• D .. 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I'hI llirun'S f ..1)' t!lC" pct)Uhrti...ll of t !lis al" :l~rd on I h, .1·lL1 ~l,) th'l ... fp.r th'" olh.'r C1t.l(·~ ll,l\e lhe- !.'.:!l\(' h.lst·, If X!l~.ra jiqIls: h ..... t1 a grot.! pU,c ",\t1!'1' upply ~~e l....:.ulu allll t • her ot1~(>1' u.tll'.1.etlrm~ tt:lat of lJei l1g u'UOtl L the lh 11lhl(,.£lt t:IlY in th" :-:'l&.C uf :-; '\" Yo.'k. Tht! t~1-~U;-;"1.'ut fnt Fcbru'.HY are gl\':! t C I"i'hro ~f'jnll 111 'nin,;-.blls. -Ii; tyr ~ )1(1 ligm'(.:; lh~ cntJl\~ !';I[ lot ~ lOX, :>1; sl'.trlL't lI"YS.P"'::' S, l·I·Ollp .In,l for 'tk..lti.~ f.~\·(':, Hi!?, m .l·le~·. jli!,!; 31' whooplOg di. h_:leli~ . dl .11. l,l!S,"I; J.f"C!l- ~yC:'t"'m, ~.::: ~)"!~ S,n m. 1,Hi~: \·iol ""m~.:, 1,1 j l. ·1:;;: old a,;t. -II:!,; uncLu:_-ifh:J. �DEt:Ef:U~NJJEII~ lANnO~S ARE ~' It Y~~1Jt!?STIMATES tTOLD MANY 'fI:..d':JG~ RUTHS Executive Before.Finance Committee and Demand More Money-Certificates of ~-""-Necessity Recommended. H a I t h Commissionel Greene Dwelt on the Necessity for Keeping ADAM STANDS FIR.MLY the Public Schools Ab· OUT AOA INST A CTION solutely Clean. municipal authorltJ es to a sense their respolls lbllllies In rfgard 0 tbls I 'JUrce of danger to publlo be&ltb. 10 Lisbon, PortuRa], a peculiar feature or an ordinan ce regardlnR splttlog In public COnVeJBDces Is th&t the line Is to be IDljlOI!ed on the condoctor. wllo Is held responsi ble unless be esn rrove that he has In. formed tbe pOlice ot the Infraction ..... ot the role. Tbe loca] authorities in Italy are also proceeding allainst the po SUI e,lI. 10 Florence notices have • placed on the walls prohibiting ~ In ~us~m~nd galleries. r p 1J - ~ ~~."'~~~~~~- II Vnrlou. d ep a rtme n ts of the City of Buffalo ran nearly ,100,000 ove r t h e i r e. U Dlfttca in the p net It.enl yenr. Yestf'rdnY It n ece" .. a r y fo r the ll eu d . f)f the.e (lepnr t nlenta to go bero'!'. ~ e F i nance CommIttee or tI. e Bonrd of Alderm.en and a~k th.e!! {)l!' u e o f certlfteatea of neeelu,l ty on -n-hlch to aecnre fund. to 0)'" emp l Oye8 o n d oll erntlng eXpeneell till July 18t. Such certlft._ 1 ('l'. wi ll b e recommended for varlou. dellRrtmenta tor the .nma it'd an(1 that the cit,· h8U e deftclency bonda upon 'Which to r e the money. T h e "nece."ltlea" are Q8 here ghen: Dep a rtment of pollee.......... •...•.•• .....•.. '1::,000 a .('~IS De p n..rtment of Public De alth .... , ......... ,... 15.000 ~ Public Baths, /lllpa 1 Grad e Cro •• J n g. C o mmla"lon ............ •.... . 6.47R'·'T It b nOlhin~ It' ...tQjlll astonishing t JOJ:r.;. . Pa r k Co mmb.l o n ....•..• ' .. , .. . ........ ' . 0 16,000 i~Il U.":'j' "'.hit"h Pl' ~itsplf on it. ele ·de Poor Department, ................ 0............ .... 24,000 I~~:!'O ... t'o Jpw OP~ ullitIe~ f<houl() aoO )A~, De p ar t me nt o f P u b llo Work. ... ...... . 1.1),000 go 'Pll to (\ multi to h~ denn. IOf q w h ll~ ng!) lJ1 1 ~llenH':l u WSJ " i: I "I~~~ ' ed for so ""'ft. '4 J T o tal ... .. .. .. ...... .. .. . ........ .... .... y the mall foJ' 11 r uutiuy ,S8,478,,17 ~ !o'('old DEADLY DISEASES ~ GENERATED IN FILTH } Prof. Den ham Gave the Janitors Some Valuable Pointers on the Hea~i ng and Ventilating of Class Rooms. In conformity with a new tdl"a. J)~ mulgated by' .Mayor l~night·s new Ch-U Service Cammls~ton, that ot having leeture courses on municipal atrlllrs pre· ceding ciytl service E'xaminatlons (Ilt the different branches at the city gO\'ernment, a talk to the public school janllors of thIs city. and to men asplrtng to janttorshlps, was given at Cent· ral Illgh School Hall last night. Th. ~peakers were Health Comml~lonet ~"alter D. Greene, john H. Coxhead, a "'-ell-known architect: H, H. Denham, one ot the school professors tn chernis· ry, ~nd E, T, Lawler, city examiner at.. ~ stationary engineers. h I tt d- A b thl T e meet ng was a en 1:"',1. Y janitors of about every publ'c ~('hool I hit t In the clty, whl e t e jan tor8 0 no 8 tew of the parochial schools. as well 8.1 a. number ot men who aspire to janitor shIps v,-ere noticed In the gathering. Dr. T. ~I. Crowe of the Civil Service CommisSion presided over the meeting tra i.l) next lllC'l'oi At a meeting ot the Committee on tlon Coun!='el when he endeavor~ to expe,\ rn n ('t' .• Of "'n'" HI"~ec1 y slIp 111'" ')W[ 'IHfl nance ot. the Board at AlUermen yes- trnct a meaning from it that the words u do not convey. and the pf'cuUarlty arise's liok,' ~r~.. lr III P<~UI I~, l'1hp wa~ -IT • 'rday the Mayor, Comptroller and City from his opinion that It was not thl> Intl ~ran('t£>r ',n ~ o".1 Treasur~r were authorized to issue cer- tention ot the Legta-lature to rCClulre the v.aor "OI.o~n fInd ~n ,.. ""Il: mayor to take the initiative, a~ that t Ol'k, Hhl: u,kp, .. ,~~ ?" Anu th~ Uflcates ot necessity tur tbe sum ot would be glling the Common Council II run~btl'at (·(111111 nn~ Pl', l'nIAj:;:~' $88,47847. It Is contemplated that. with veto powpr over the ~Iayor. and such a 'C~ ,., I thinS' was antA.gonl~tlc to the whole 811 (l ug\\, thp' 110 ~ ity of a f'bOll Ot favorable action on the part at these scheme ot the charter. a nit p ,',>IT l' "~ wb~l' " officials, wdeficiency KEEP "'I'~J~." ESTI~1ATE.~ . . P lJ~r ~('nll,t amount III be issued.bonds It wastor onethe of U. P. II wou ld haye pret"ented hC"l' the most Important and fruittul meetn' IUf,: IIOS})l'ta II ty-tht?re Is no Ings 0 t th e C it Section 73 ~ays7 offl.ce "The or expenditures fOf t r I) I' ,-;,. omm t ee on FI nance ea(,h department, other purpose hon ~ Oil the l E"odin.~ ~treets. from tht. which has been held In some tlme. during the fiscal year shall be kept 'vlthAid, J. N, Adam, a member ot the In the estimate made for It, except thaI tlle n, roux, wb()l'(" ~he w'ould commIttee, voted negatively on each In cas(>s when the Mayor, Comptroll .. , 1 B n t tf'r~~ t 0 I lI u " (, felt at lIhpl'ty to enter aDU flRk, so proposition. but did not make any and Tr('Rsurer shall ce-rttry In wrltlna that a greater amount than provided tor , :-:ilnpJp :l ooon 3~ llt'rmi !o;sioD to w3sb het speerh es aga Inst th e act Ion ta k en, con- In the E'stlmates Is necessary in any dE"!a(.'~. . tenting himself with submitting a min- partment or the city. the expenditures I~ orlty repcrt. any such dE>partment may be Increa~ed O tlr dwplling:o' nr(> equipped. a-.: n e\"pr wEA R LY ALL V by the amount !'IO certified by a two .. .n 0 ER DRAWl\~. thlrdM \"otr. ot tht~ members fleeted to I1P rnr~, Wtlb h 01 au,] colU water. tubs nllJ ' t Almost every department tn the cIty ('Itch board composIng the Common Coun~ t fltlon3rs Jow ls, anll otlWl' app1iAUC(l~ rl1, which vote shall be tak€'n by calling ' [ has overdrawn Its appropriation during the ','f'ns and na,\,'" and shall be entpred I'or !lUI'I' 0 cn rlnu, t " no 101\1\01' (liffirult th t d It h d fi I in a hOTP) to I'Pll1 n room with a hnth bO~d~a!re Yrs~~e:nlt ShO"~S e Wh~tC ~~~~ ~I~~n i~: j:~~~~l~ ~I ~~~hC~~c~;'a~'le~o~~: and introduced the speaker~. Otht"r u nn c x pd. En'u ~tlmp shops anel fac.tol'ips effect the pruning made by the alder- pendlture Fhall be Included In the e~tl~ members at the commission present I men and the councilmen a year ago mate,.; for the ensuIng year. as adoptf>d "'ere President Charles B. Wheeler, han" apparntus for ahlution:-;, nud in tllt> had. Each department ignored the by the Common Council. and may be It I I tt'rnporarlly borrowed on city certiftcatE'1 John R. ~10ynihan and BartholomeW I~Olln I ry fo'll11 fliT P Ulll ling' is oot a noY- charter, and went right ahead spending ot Indebtpdnf'Bs or met by the l~~uE' ot Connor.' 'pl l)". Hut thf'!-'I.." m'p fot' the ller~Ol1 . thp the money, heedless of the appropria- bond~ payable on \"he flr~t day ot July i family nnd tbp ~ne~t: not for tho mUltl- tiona, and unless the money Is paid the ot the YE'ar next su('ceedlng their JltsuP. The speakers each OC'cupled the stagl " city I~ confronted with endless sult~. There were sevpral refpr~nces to .. hts tor <lbout twenty minutes, and al!li each tude. [n ]lart~ of thi£' ('ity tllat aI'£> mo~ll Heretofore when funds were over. !'fPction of the chart('l'. Section 299 say~ I , dra,,'n It ,"as the custom to Issue dethe Public ,Vork8 Department expend I I n wlUt",· no in· , Ien"p I)' RPI II e, I th Pre" d man is a specialist In the line on wh ch I ficiency bonds. Since Ald. Adam's ad- a. greater amount ot motley than place the tHlk..'i were made, their audJtorS ciul'Pl11£'nt to thos(' ('iYilizf'{l pr3etic('~ thAt In the e~ttmate!'f. except as proytrlert In vent Into the councll, hO\\fever. a radl- Section 73. In Section !!35 thp Board ot gained a considerable amount ot Int01·· Ihe thinly Il<,olilen dbtrirt" 13'-fel' C31 Cha nge h as b een war k e. dO Mne t 0 Hf'alth t~ required to keep within the f'S'" mation during the e,~enlng ,,-hleh should J,:rn utpll. It i~ :-:nfe to say tl1nt smUt? of the first things that he discovered was tlmates. f'XCE'pt 89 proyldpd in that fec ~ ' II I that the charter did not permit ot the tlon. The commh,sioner. however. t~ au~ be of great se:-';ice tv tnem In the ru· o\l r new (.'1 zpn~ InYe neYN' hnthp(1 "I'U".,_ d to rna k P. expend Iturps In cases ture. All of the speakers t1lu!ltrate'J• .. Issunnce at deficiency bonds only in the t h oriz£' they (';tIll(> to .\meril'a. H11d tllut othe1'6 e,'en t 0 t a cer tlfi ca t t l ot impending ppstl1f'nC'e to ~hall thp extent In their remarks b:~" a generous use 0t a e 0 necess ty. This which the board In writing approvp. look ullon n bntb us 3 ('cremonial to b e certIflcate ot necessity. the charter pro- The ,!\layor Is a member of th(> Botlrd or blac:kboard, which had been placed or: intl ulg'pct with ('autloD. os I eadill~ to vldes, should emanate tram the head ot He-81th Hf' 1~ a membE'r of the Boarrt ot the stage for their con,·enience. Some l'hpU111ntlsm and (.01<110;: b{lDC'e, to be ob- the department seeking the money, the Poitcp, Rnc1 he Is n member oC thf' Park of the speakers went even farther and . Mayor, Comptroller and City Treasu· Board. 'YUh lhp affair~ of thpf:I<" depart- ga\'e demonstrations throui:;h the u~e of selTell Hol I)rt~twr thau Ollee In a ,'eat' rer. It Is said that these officials have mt'nts ho ought to be In close touC'h. The ~ 'b d d ~layor Is thp ('hl{"t executive afflcer ~')t laboratory apl,aratus. It nltnllS ridlll~ 011 0\11' street cars Ol'een 0 gtng the issue and finally put the dty. EVf'ry other offi('er or hl;>ad ct Health Conlmissloner Greene ~'aA tha ('aslnn811~' ('omllPl other pm::sen"ers to It up to the Committee on Finance at an), dl2partment Is accountablE' to him and first speaker. his fiubjeC't being "TlJEiI ::the Boart! at Aldermen. Their con ten- th<" chHTtpr charges him to sep. that fhE'lr Care and Clenning at Puhllc Sch,lol 11)3Y(', and I ha t without looking eros:>;. tlon was that these certificates of ne· duties are talthfully performed. OnE' or Bulldlngf:l." He potnted out to the eyt'tl 01" fo.nyIu~ n word. cesslty ~hould be authorized by the lhE·se duties t~ to kpep expE'ndituTf'~ wtth- janitors how essential it was to tbe " II I I' Common Council, and the tnitlatory in the e~timat~s and the charter ~p('cifi('.:I t her. L l't lOS~' h:l.l11(" tn I3n~ :Ire <1(1o~eendnd proceedings should emanate trom the ally ~Ry8 that 8uch !'hall be the C'8~rl un ... health ot the scholars nn" ea<" rt from a pe0l'lt· wl10 C"ujoyp(l sueh f:OC'I'lltll's C I les!i the- ~Iayor. Comptroller tlnd the that dust particles ~hould ht'" renll)\'t.> '1. omm ttee on Finance. In the mean- Trpasl1rt.'r <--'erUfy that more monpv than. as tar as possible on cleaning days In for t.·xtt~rllnl.p'l1rIH(,3tion n .. the world Lwu time almost every department in the was appropriated is necessary. anti thpFe the schonls. He told or the ~rm' u pn 'r known hl'(01l'. nnu hu:-; not kuowu city has been clamoring for money, and three omcers must ce-rtlfy to the addltion- ,,-hlch the.e particles werp bound te some action was speedily demanded, a1 sum needed before the Common COUIli I! S ID"f-. In l ! Olllt· t1wr hucJ bath~ (,oyer- The new budget is not available until cll can take actton. Th(> ('orporatbn contain. a.nd. in a <"lear and conc.s lll~ ul·re . . of .cl'OllDd. ~tru('ture~ tbat hnve July 1st, and several at the depart- C'ounRPl ~ays it waN not intE'nded to gh'e manner elucidated the germ theory St' , I I the Council power to o'\'prrule th~ Ma~'or, that it could be readily understOOd by ,o:-.tt·ct uparl," tw~ut,'· ('etlturie~, ,nlld Il,", t mente a ned that not Th e ~I ayor h as no power now to o\·t"r· the janitors. Speaking a t te h dlph<.:' be ablecomp to continue untilthey thatwould time unwerp as ~OUJl(lI~· !Hlci imposIngly rnsh. rule the Council in th~ mattf'r ot esU- theria germ he compared it to an :::to ~ lou"',1 OS 'I (. II TI le~s money were speedily forthcoming; mate~. It mig-ht be ~ald that the charter ~,<"~sln, 01' tn"lr"erer, In that It thrh·('_~. ,.' 1(' u ~pum. lerp r ich 3nfl that COntractors and employes were un~ doe~n't intend that the power to over- "H'~ U th poor ('(lu ld and diel I'I?-f'Ol.t togetilPr. Fo,' paid. Immelliate action was urged. rule the Councll and the Mayor l1eo ~Iven in the dark and damp, and cor I to the Tr('l\surer and the Comptroller, or reusnn. he pointed out, ~unlight Plhouhl 11 Ilt' uny or !-Of) nn~' ll('rson could (lonjoy 1'IUST KAYE l't ONEY. either on£> or them. It tht>v deocltne to sign be permitted to flood the schoolroo~s th C' l\l:nll'~' u( 111(' Tul'kt.... h butb and lle C the certlncates. tmch wlli be the r('~ult. whenever possible. Sunlight. he saId,.; 1"11 '-I I I ommissloners Rupp and Cooper were According to the Corporation Coun!lel. ,,'ould kill tbe germs Rnd would retar;l .... l. n ~11(.·) "'\1rrOlllH.1in.C'~ a~ we bu't"e the first to be heard by the Finance the Comptroller has the power nh' ne \ pr nHl'Ulptell to uuplle:ltp in tl1i~ rich- Committee yesterday. They said that, to reduc(~ the estimates furnished by the the grnwtlJ and virulence of oid not o. 'r without rhyme or reason, the appro:\Iayor or tho Commt!'fsloner of PubliCI diphthl'retk' germs, but t"jlh fe, e est t.. 1ty of thp. l'icht'st l'ounfIT prlati • h P I "'ork~, the Comml~l::"loner at Police nr and con!-lumption germs R~ well. .. .I.,l i' We Rt) Car hl'hind old" Roru n In on .Lor t e o ice Department had Flrp or thl' Park Commissioners. The Prof. DeJ.ham wa~ the next f'peak e . j , ''I.':' been pruned and that $12,000 must be CounC'il by .f\ two-thtrd~ "ote had . . 119 HI hj-ct waco IoThf' C'hemt~try nL ('l\'\Uzatloo tllnt Wto l'annot huye the like forthcoming to carryon the deopart· power to a1t('r or amend the c:stimate~, .., H RU . .. .- b ~ h Id ot a pi'll' of tho "'I;." hatb~, "r hettrr'! 0\11' r'l"b lllell ment until July 1st, when the new ap~ and the actton or the Common Councll 19 {omhu~thm. ana ) tea , rl thp .. . proprtatlon would be avaUable. On final. That is the prerogative ot the tin I Inboratory outfit he ~h(t\'~' Dl'e <'n<1owlno: ,·oll~l!<'s an o! 1ibl'arl~s and Aid, Butler's m',tlon the committee de. Council and Section 73 Is enUrely In run tJll'AS' II 'ItilfuSS"$ll)n)"u'" J.i2lP. . :t r j ""nlleril's nn,1 nll''''''lll11" hll \... nE"ithE'r clded t it It. ItnotIs have a 'Wiseany provlsloTl P . nJ J . ~ 1"1"'- • \ • ~ . !, t. "'. W 0 report n avor at a certificate ~onance that theywith !;hould pOlw'r "\.{"H4 lnOltlJA\ lU~-'\ SrBa.~ t llrr nor thf' tnunlctpnlltf(>:-\ art'" do1n~'" at nece~slty tor the sum requested, Ald. In appropriating morE" money until the JO .1~pU'BWaJ .nn pmr 'apmu a4.1lV1l uhf ilt ~ Adam yotlng In the negath'e chid exf"cuUyf' certified to the neces!!'l"h-, lUaII3~X:' ~41 .\q pa~JnO~ua SU~\ J.tl!')l~r 11] (' • i nn~'l n.tt. to mnke the puulk Dr. "·alter D. Greene, H~alth Com- It would tend to wpaken the intluencot! .IJt 'OSS' .JoJ .lapPfQ 11JUI.!fpo atfl 01 u.uop. HUlt i~ to trCfpl("nt tllpru pr€'~entable to ml.!~loner, was next heard. His depart- ot the Mayor over the he-ad9 of dpp8rt~ PdlfJou>i Ualtl pUR aIS P~gl'8J stJ.'\\ H Its(,lr~ TLurC" is fit h~:lst 011f' rendinn- rOOlll ment required S15,OOO. he said, to meet m~nts, and that is und(!!'ftrahle. The ~layor q ,,,to'" 'JaaUOI1Jne .;nn ...{<i t1n 1nd lS'.lP ,.. outstandln bll tl snYR he wHl not sign any cer!lncate. ex,",.o :U.. . ' . ',J In ~ I anl!:ltt1n that It i~ n tria l for ~trnn"'_. go ga ons and to continue c~pt those relating to his own depart. 3tH'n XOH .10J, Plq .nrn.<pnoD ..\\ ~ the work of the department until July ment which comes "'Ithln his ~rSOll.l~ ;Y H '.!I !iupuiliClJda.1 'Jaupn:p 'n 'HA, IllH ss of th~ o~. 1st.. He said that reCent epidemics had knowlerlgp. Elth(>r the Comptroller 0(1 'pUWl! Plo Ill! :um Si}Xuq :wcu~tompc1 to proved a dratn on the re~ources and the Treasurpr ('ould dec-Hne to f'lgn the~~j 9tU .sOl Plno;) ell su t{"nut 68 2ujJ1a!:i' t:-II lUu('b 3:-. thp, that the inadequate appropriation orlg. ev<'n tf the Common C' uneil r£'QUf"'Ht'C I lO Sit ~ulsnq ;,)to ~nllq\l lUJ.\\ Cl4 lUJ 'UQt:i . lnally made had pro"ed to be more In. them to. _ t . U:>O)O iJt(l JO' pitJutlo:tJd u7•• q prtt ,,(t1uap t'pm to Il(' (·on .... il I pring their intE'lIect. ]JATOR ~UOULD CO~TROL o t the unhealthy COn~ ~ . .. I -IAi) J.).BaBr •·.JI'l ·!:i~a..lans .!ull.\\Ot{ 'U ~q of b:llbiull IUtluceo.: healty for the paBt six To h3ve a pe-r(c,.t "'orklng for c, '1, Ol )1~~14 paAoJd tlq J~uoHJn'6 u'S' S'R i It tl.'nd~ to ward ('Iesnl again mIl' tt) l have 1: under control. the Mayor .'1Jgh~ I I j I ........n. ... .. I I U A <I j t:= !l!!!!!!I!!!!!! !!!!I... ".IiIilIlfi~::~~~~.::..:a~<..!::e~!I:::2!...iI!:._... '\jj - -.~ -.. n~r.llr~.o.t .JUl1honi �E N I UARANRT Q f VACATIONS fl TO GO I , AI I~ Police en Will Not Be ee the Ball . I I lowed to S Games While at Home on Account of Sickness . th eFa nlily· 111 HEALTH OFFICERS TO LOOK AFTER COPPERS Friendly Doctor Will Not Be Allowed to Keep Contagious Disease Cards Up Longer Than NecessaryI While Home Get No Pay. A new ruJt" Is shortty to go into effect the Police Departm€nt which will prevent patrolmen from taking long and pleasant summer \'ucations at the expense at the city, a~ has nften been the ca~e in the pa~t. Thi~ proposed new rule Is to apply in connection with the homes ot patrolmen that at any time happen to be under quarantine. It has frequentty happened In pa"t summers that because or the presence or scarlet fever or some otht"1' ('onta~ #:'lous disl,H-e tn lhe homes of Ilu:mbt"rs of the polke force, these police offlclalR haw' had long "8('ations at the city's expense. It hap ..."ns to be the la\\ that In wh,~n 11 police omclar~ hlJu~~ i!'l. quar· n lnf'd that he must remnin at home until lhe lluiJrantine is rl'lTloved, (lr until the tlttrnding physician elel'ts to lecLare the member ot the patrolmanfs family cOn\'alescent. It is also the law tha t where contagious disea~e cards ar~ posted upnn a house they must re· main [here tor at least one month. and they can remain for as much longrr a time as the att€!nding physician shall ..,o.lect. In the meantime, tbe pollce ot'1'tdal stays at hnme. or goes fishing 01' to races and ball games until such a 1m. as hi' family phYBtclan shall say that the yellow curd ought to come don:'n, dnd, in tbe mean time, under the law. he draws tun pay for the time be has )(;en (lit duty. GOOD. KI~D DOCTOR. In past summers It has happened that s~rne or the pol1ce otftclals have had the l\hole long summer for a vacatIon !'orne of them. 8!11 Is well known to th~ higher ot!lcla~, having had at lea:;t three months oft, whUe the contagious r"ise3.!e cards, through the compassio~ ?! th~ir lamI1y ph,YSIclan1, \\"er'~ atJowetJ ~o remain on their houi"e~ until surh a {i.me- as the policemen had seen all the b~1I games and horse races that they nullted, or until winter days were com, Ing on again. But under the new rUle, which 18 now to go Into effect, members of the pone force, Wh~n contagIous disease CLl ,p~ are dl!lcoHred ill their homes i :, ~ ~~n;r~~ft~lm2 will receive the att~nt}~~ hIs I ommiselonrr ~ and Willa:; ~~~~ts out~!de ot th~mes: pollct'men to~~mf~r; fro!," their tenow eOsary and th da)' s If found necbel be en "III return to duty llonhou~es ~~O~~~f~~ r~~p'~ern in the sta: they gett'n h )- are attached Huch a til g t elr lue.lls Outside. untti from Ihtl~ehns the <I.uarautlne is raised Ilmes. t nder thes e Circum· ' stances they will b their pa)', But it t~ppe~~;tted to dra w nt home along' with 'f quarantined th\t W!IJ. b3l'e.~.r e r nmllles "I oq." sluapls" ol"jjng .{q uon no ql 0' ''"l''.JS .ql uaAjJl .q Plnoqs p"v JU"ld .uo "41 "I '.Jv-a" JnoJ-.{llY ',-CJ,fJ 1,\\ .}ttl puno.re PlJtlJds iTn{ l{Jltt,\\ ( I e) .41 'Ol"jjng ul .J.4 lqlilJ epuw~ UUutu2jJn}i P.10lqal.' .qJ. :; to 111 "':Ii. ::;.J. , Ie ·v.):)an: ,S1l31.1n- y .L33lJ.LS Y;J:;H3S '\1 ~"OOlJ3HY.\\. T,Y 0:1 \ V'ld~IO SON >OOLS Vld flNl::I r 3DlIY'l~ " ~ S.NN VWZl~(} )Jr plan R~~;y~}VI~e~~~~CI~ ~;:~~~. ml~~t SUPES CAN 'J NAME I L Ml!DICAL EXAMINER r!).t('d Saturd ·IHf nigbt at e If the SP100 Centq!" in I"h 11 e n tnnt1on~~ re faithfully conthulNl In arrie t· er qualify Robool janltoJ..,1rtl tho. e de.lrlng 10 fill 8uoh L PORIlI.[,•.\ ehpl'ts having "'Ientltlc anti praotlc"1 knowledge of the dulle. addr"""'li a meeUng or theRP public "el'- i f aw peel les That Posltions fall Within the Com etitiv CI .ttJ I "ant.. Ent'l, speaker "floke for about twent)' minuteR and illustrated his 1'0I marks by u.e of the blaokhl)Ql'd. II~atth Comml~F:ion£'r Greoene Im- e ass. ~ P WILL A$'k - EXEMPTION to (" ('OIll1f illllt'n, REASONS It.\" ('h(lJlti .... II;! '''toU) ("'~I--_ NdwoJ. Tlli" t hp rl"C';r.;,' "Id tl ' . Inn iJ'{ morn· R al'1 way Com Hold this Stri'!!~_ _ premd upon the jantto1S the Import-IN THAT CASE HOT OPPOSITI O N ance or thorou"h clennlineRs In class FROM CIVIL SERVICE RE. room •. the danger from dlsen.e germs Prlll)NtY·II"'"er. on Swan street. beand healthful yalue of .unllght. Pro!. FORM MEN WILL BE t",e"n .Jdft'rHJII lind "oneoa ,trpet,. re- D~nham "poke o! the "Chemistry or, ENCOUNTERED. Combu~t1t)n." nnd made ClE"Rr to the janitor~ th('ir duty with re!=;pect to ("I 11 R kee)'ling the ventllattng and heating apv Lervlce Tf'formers are preparing paratu~ in onlflr. John H. Coxhead, an to throw a. bombshell Into the ranks ot archItect, gave some valuable hints t~lC candidates tor lh~ nev.,· offices of County Medkal Exammer and deputy. upon abatement of the smoke nuisance, Thf> first bridge to be crossed is the and E. T. LnwlE'r, City Examiner ot Governor's nppro"al of the Davis bill. EnglnC'prFt, lrnparted Uf~e!ul Informa- That Is expected to come some time this tion relating to 11ls proCef;~lon week. tor he leaves for Charleston 0:1 . tilt' 19th, {'('July tnl cI. throu$th th ... 111Nlinm uf tlw "umllllln ""111"11. to flirt,. the Buffnlo Huilwn.r C0ll11ltll1Y to operntE' itl" cur ... ilf>j\\f'l'U the sll"('t't:o; nlllUl'd 011 Swnu ~trcet. 'rhl' ('ffort is a failul'(', l:\('curuiul? to n l'()IlIIl1t1I1U'liti f lii llIPH this I"uhnlilh'd tu the uhll"rhy the l'OrpLlTution Ultl')'llUOU lOIUlI"('I. Ou .:\Jnrdl IT th~ ('Ul1\1l10D ('mmcil ndnpt~d H re~()lutioll instl'uc..'ting th(' cor· pIJrntiuH r(Jut1~el to 11l)tif~' thE:' Bllrrlll!) •. 1111\\:1\' l'umpHn~ to npe-t'I1U' the l)(~rtifm ()f rOlHI ill l]l1t."!oOtioll. ('nun~el ('omplif.'lI The ('orpdrntifm \\ ith t\l" instrlll'tiollS nnd. u fE'w dnpI ugo, n'{'\~in'fl n ll~ttr-r Thu!=t, it ma~# be seen. Civil Service The; following provision (section 13) Reform takes on new po!'>slbilities f,)r of tht' State l'lYll Sen'lce law govern from Porter :\ortul1, ill whil'h it wns in· the next proceeding: tht" education or A.pplteant~ and !m· "The competitlve class shall include timnti'd thot the ruilwuy l'omJlftll~', undc~r lJrovem('nt ot the public ~e-r\'i('('. It all nil positions for which it Is practicable it~ J,!'rnllt. hn~ the rillht to hoM tl1i~ !',trp('t to determine the merit and fitness of in I'r:-.pr,('. The portiou of :\1r. :\orton't\ tho~e df'~irlng to take the examina· appllcant~ by C'ompetltlYe examination, I~ttpr rE'latillJ,:' to this C'luiUl stntt;l~~ tions can be a!'=sured that tb£>y will and shall inC'lude all positions now ex. "This ron~('nl. whirh WII!o; dul:r 3r(,<'11t· have fair pln\~ and that no favorlll~m I~ting, OR HEREAFTER CREATED. {'(I h~ tlw l'ro:-;stown ~treN Hllilwu~' ., of whate\-er functions. deSignation 0:" {'()u\PRII~' of Ruffnlo, IH"Oyideti that thtl obtains, there will be added incenth'e compensation. In each and every branch f h I fl (Oll1l'nn~' '-houlcl ht.' 'J"Plit'n'u frum olleruttor the attpndance at these meetings 0 t p C' aH~i ed service. except such in'" i't-i ntr"' nn,l rnilwlI" iu :-;uid ~tr('l.t positions as are in the exempt class,'" --. 01 of In~truclion. the n~n-competltlve class or the labor h~tw(en tIll' poiuts nuuwo, t"'xC't'pt ill th(· The ldpa ot th€'~e prnNical lecturp~ tn elas!', ('tl:-(\ tlf Il("rid('nt~ or di~t\1riJulI{"\'s tn tlu' This law spems to at once place th'! Jill€''' of !-Ot\C'it ruilw:l\' in oth('r ~tr(>et!'~ 01" connpctinn "lth the CivIl Ren'ice Com- positlons in thp competitive class, <w ith~ ill t'll~l' t)f uny ()th~J" flmerg(>ul'r: " mission i~ ~ald to have originated with out any acUon whatever by anybody. Illn~m1\('h n~ 111(' Rl1flnlo U:tilway ('umBerol'P the Supervisors can make an f I Dr. T. :'II, Crowe, Dr. Crowe ha..<; bee!'} appointment they must apply to the pllUr Kt1('(·Pl'i.ll'u to tit€' inte-r(\t.;t!oo: (I t le crlUcl!=:ed ~ln('e his appointment for State Board to have tbe positions ex- f'rosl:itown c'umlJany. thE> MUllie ('omliti{lll:-l f>mpt~d_ Such an application will un- t'till prevail with l'~gnrd to the BufIulo having Imd~t€'d upon open meetings Of douhledty be oppo .... d by the Civil Ser- Hail",u)" CotUpnny. llUll ('oun,,!?1 lookE'd up th" the Cl)mmll'lsion and a change of viC'e reformers_ The news or this decision on the part prnCE"t'dinJrR of the COUlman ("oun('iI find methodR so as to insure ju~tlce to every ot the reform€'rs will ('RUS£: consterna- ((fund that on ~o"£>lllht.)r 1;), 1~n7, tlH' fnl.1' 1 applicant tor a city po~it1(m. Citizens tion among the candidates. It has bee n conceded all along that Coroner Earl Jowin,J.:' penui1'l~ion wa~ grnuteu In t 1(> who believe that the ClvlJ Service law G. Dan~er or the Eighteenth ,\Vard was 11rpml~c": . "luJt!O;llI11C'h n~ th£' ~"itl ~wun ~trPrt 1:1 was intended to be ob~yed. and to pr~­ slated for the $3,000 po~ttlon ot County lledlcal Examiner. The opposition that IP:lntllt'l with 8E"11(,(,0 !'oitrt.~('t, in ",hit'h 8 . 'ent the reIgn or .polls pollllc.. will at ftrAt appeared had all died out. Dr. !-it rt"f't ~l1rf:\('(1 rnilw8:" itol beiu;l npernt£'u. stand by him tn thl~ eommendablp- et~ DanRer telt tolerably safe. But if the \81111 thl' IH1hlh- ("Uln'l'uit.'I)('t~ moy he snbtort tor open sef:l~ions and enforcement position is placed In the competiUve :~t.'T\·Pd b" I("u,·iu~ ~nitl RWOll ~trt·('t be... _ ..... _ 1 .... Rchedule, he will have no better show 't Wt't!11 tb(' I)oints h(,l'einbetore c11?~('I"iIlL'd lhan any of hIs l'Olnpetitors. Democrats I _ incluuE'tl. An examination must be beld fr£,\' to u rprtnm (>:ttent ~l'Olll the opt'rA WORD OF APPREq!ATION. nnd th€' appointment be made from Iltion ur ~tr<'€t ('nr~. ~ntd c.ro~!Otown among the three highest. Rtl"l,£'t Rlti1wny CompulIY of Buffnlll i ... So nl!llo with the job of deputy. at b(,rt'lI~' ('\'f'\1~(>(i nnd relif>"t'cl ftom OP('l"'C'1fmJoroial' ('hri , inn ~tL .~ &1erywh<?re will he S2,OOO a year. for which Post-Mortem ntill~ it~ C'l\rto. nnd rnilwny in SAid ~tr('f't Examtner .. E. L, Frost ot the Twenty- ht\lw('('ll th(' lloints nnmeel in thi!" con .. J.!'lnrl t r~)'nu~.n.AUl('nt upon the 5e<·oIHl "ard has been, slated. Thi~ 1;('nt (\Xt'l'llt in th£" t'n~p nf n("rident IIr fronk nnd ·f nt! ,I.:uof Hoalth Com- other randldates for thl~ place would , • . 'I" mjs ... ionp~~ r(:t~.qE" ,\ ·~rds thE" ft'llow~ ha\'e nn e\"t'll chanee with him too dl~turltnl1('(' to the lines of fOIuld rUi "11~ Jll(n~IJ(' ~l tl~f\f 1 tl Bnffalo_ As is but all would probably make a ~tnm~ ill uth()r !Otrf\!lt"', or ,in ('n~p nny otlu'r 1'1lIrrJrt'1l('Y uri!'c~ Whl('h shnll mnkt' the:' ~rurf'f YO~ n~H~cl ('oillmn.~: "A Iittlc. Jlt'de for the $3,000 place, ThE' candidatt"'t-\ Inr.lude Dr. B. H_ olwrotiol1 ot it~ line upon thE" Wl1h" cit' lI~rt I ·h·iIit~· werr nil thnt wns Bingbam, Dr, C. Frank Bruso, Dr_ C. P. s('rib£'tl iu this l'on~(-,llt cOD\ pl1ient or IlPN to (' 1 0 n mutnal undprstnnd~ Ellpl" Dr. George ,\Yestinghouse, Dl·. nrrl'..::-Inr' to thf' Imillie nno thC' snicl jn~." It h II '('('n my tl'~pf'rien<'(' that 1.., Kr~u~e. Dr. J, D. Howland, ~r. ('ros~tQ\~'U Rtrf'pt Rnilwn~' Company uf f,\'rt rc-r!o;ons (I"~r int£'nd to t't' unjllst.. nnel J: "('rtner l .... eJ\er~on, Dr. James D. Port r, B If I " thot wht'Jl tltl>:,>" "'''''(']1l til oC-'t nnjuqtiy. thE' Dr. George B, !=Hocker and Dr. Bert P_ n u~'. ., , An IDtf'J't'~tUlI( ('O~lIHll~~on ,111 t,h(' co!Ot ('nllsP i~ t:(>nI rnlly to hP sOl1l!'ht in ~OIUe Hoyer. Other Democrats would Imme'Jli~llnch·r ... tnndin.z. TIut. if no opportll· dlatE'ly Atell into the race and It 1\'ould fur :-:c'ho()1 (,Ol1stl'U("tUJlI in tbl~ ('lly nwl Idty i .... ufTorlh·cl for lId\! mi!>OundE"r"tnnrl. at onl~e be a casE" ot the best man wins. Uo{"h~tpr WIIS mudl~ by C(lmrub~ionFr 'rhp Doa.rd or Supervisors is expected of Puu1iP 'Yorks 'Yard. Commissiollt"l" itt;! to lip (·xpm,.·d. it ("nnnot IH.' c-Orrf"('tNt· to takE' a hand tn the game a.s soon as "·urd S3l"to\ th(' reaHonH why thl?' t'o~t nmI this iF; tllll rtln~on wh\" ChJ"h:tiR~ it is ~ta.rtp.c1. A hearing will be de- ditTf'r~ n;c ht'rnu~t> tilt" con~tru('tioll Sd('nti . . t~ hotll th(>m"p'I,,(>~ rr'n(l~' to nlE"et mandpd bprore thf> State boards and . Ilnlf WRY :lny !o;trnightforw:trrl option, County Attorney Norton will be !'lent or th(l no('he-~te1" I'wboolH is on n ('b(lnpe-r down to Albany to argue that the lutHi!ol, tllPrr lll'iul! h.'~s orname-Ilta) work. !'inc,h ns thnt of Commb.;ion£'r GJ"Ppnf". .\'" th" tpn("hinl:'~ of Chri"tinn ~pi(\n.'e phH'N~ are C'onftd(l'nthll in their relations thilH1Cl' wnlb and llHLC'h interior woofl~ with thp Dlstric.'t Attorney and should work in thl;;' Rl)chp....:t<"r Rcbool~. lInrdJ\I' P no'rt' wich'l~' UllItel"stno(l, nnd itq 111'3 .... bp €'xE"mpt. political prpssure will also 't\'nrl' "Iso j!o; Chf!RI1Pr in Rochp~t(l'r anci t~('nl hflH'lit~ 111 nlrntul, mornl nnn phy~ he brought to bpa!" on th,. State Board 'c.' b In an etfort to have the exemption thl'n~ an' t(-'wC'r plUlUhlllg uItnr(lS 10 t £' ~u'nl r('g'C'nf'rntirll1 nn~ ,pry J,:'('llrl'nlly made_ Ro('iH'Htcr ... ("hool". ,\1 ... 0. the .n\"l?r~go knOl'o"Il, Illudl nllf'ipnt prE'j1Hlir(' ha~ fn.11There i~ a belie! among the Super- H(l("bt.~sh·r ~wlwob ore twO ~tonr~ lugh f'n n,,:n;r, nnd ,no well informMl pPr<.:on. "i~o1"f' that whatpver Anl"lry 'YlIco, whilt' the m'emgt' locnl !;chools nrl" three wnt('llIn~ tht" ~1(!'nCl: of thp tim£'". ('an nnv ~rtyR I~ law to thp State Board. He told stories high. 10111:'<'r rE"l:nrc! it nl'i '\"ip;inn~tn'. It wu~ the SupeR the pop-itlon at morgue ke: p COllllniloll'ioner 'Yltrd ulso ~uhntitt('d ,.\:,!nssiz wlto onf'P ,;tah'n t}lnt "E"erv ~rfnt l'i('il'ntifir trllth ~o,"s throllS!h thr~ ~~·a(~~O~~d(.Sn~~t~";~~ !~(dmi~e~n~h~t ~:e 1,jd~ h~ has r('('€'~n'd for tht.' (·ou.~trc("!h~u poslUon~ of post.mortem examiner of n hns('~t1c hrl(h:t' ~"(-'r th(' City ~lllp sta~(-'!ol. Fir ... t, p"oplf' ,.;It)" it C'olltlil'tS ""'ith and f'E'ert'lary to the CtlfOnE'I'S weI' (annl at South Mldll,J:UIl so-e(.St, :1 ... roltit .... ]3ihlr. :\('xt, thf'Y FOrty it hn~ hppn properly ("ol1lJ)eUlh'" and f;O the board Juw!:o<: riis('oYPI'Pc! ))p(orC-'. Lnst1~', thf',r ~nr they ruled. He ha~ stated that the county (hn'JW RriuJ:'r COUlpony. ~:jj,f)fMl: BlI£hnyp nl.wuJs, hl'llf'n'rl it," Comm£'ntill~ nwdical E'xamlner and deputy are tn £;\10 l"tru('tnrHI ~tN..)J C(111)1:1O)', 1'1pc-trk npon OilS "n~-InC'. ~lr~_ Ef1c1~·. in ltpr m<""'~ tht' ('ompdltive C'ln~s, and. the Supes 11ow('r_ $(\.1,422: Bufrnlo 8tructm'nl ~ll't.·l IIn~(l flf In~t .Tunp to 'ritE' First C't.urrh of Ih~a.dy bt.'gtlll to quake. Contpuny, :-olE>nm pmn·r. $H8,0:'!~: ()w(\~n Christ. [-{('ic ntist, in Bo~ton. )rn~ ~_ , Hoid: " Al1lJYSIS OF CATSU~_ ..... Bd"g" Compon)'. ll"nhll~h'llf f;"houor i']In"lj'ill~~ PII,S!oo:flO thr01lgh tbe fir!=it two #I, " - - - ' rollIn" lift. $;;1.:;00. 'l'hl' lirRt hi,1 of stft~l's. f:'hri",tian ~C'i~n(-p must he 8p~ .//', ~ tlw OWI''::-O COlltlllln~' was for n !-lludt!pronrhing th(> In~t ~tng(' of thE' great nat~ Flndin JffLY Be 11.ed na Dnal. of It'll f ~rh('rz('r rolling lift. urnli~t'~ J11'oph(>cy," Suit ."-galn.t Chnrle. B. Parker. ('nJl1mi!"~iOl1(-'I' "·ttl'd r{'(lu(>~t...',l thllt , Tt is only tllI'~P ,,-Ito wrnp th(>mspJ\('s fUl1Il" h~ pro,-ided for 1'f'sturiUIl: _\m:wr ... t In the- rlonk of <'on,pntionnt s('lf-sati!o!fnC'~ Charles B. Parker, who manutacture~ o.;t1'('('t whpr(l it Pl\o.;Sl'~ through tli£' Pall· tion who "il'\\' with (Ii~likp tllp ri ... e of ~~~~er~ut~~ S~~~t intJuP~V;~hl~~~~~ .\llIeril-nn Slroullo~ tQ it~ fll:1Uer J!~n!1t:. r pw ju~ns or thp npw intrrprf'tntion~ of streets wJlI JJkely hRye to answer ftl!'" .\ lung rt'Jlort wn~ ul~o ~ulu11Jtteu h~ ~1l. (JIll id,·ns. l:lIt thp g-rl\nt !trnrt of hnmnu. the way he oonducted bis establlsh- "·ill"d shf)win~ that st'YC'ml ,Imndl':'u 2'1~~ ity whirll is rrying out fOI' hplp, nnel hUD ment. An Inve~tig-ation was yester· wnlk ... in tht· eity 111:'("(1 l'('pflll'S, (Olllhl1 ... • ,,'·rinA' nnd thi"tln" nftt'r ri"ltle<>usne". day made by Clerk Schneider ot the :.:itllwr '''artl wnnt:.: IlUthority (0) tlrt!t'r iH li.o:;tf'ning with nl'w hopr to th£' 1I1e-sst.>-c1 He-aU]) pS?ftrtment. He re-ported that t1wt th(' Ut'('(1"'~lIry work be 110m'. ('flmptrulli-r llt'£'rwn,Krll fiskl'il for pel"· (i"n,I-Xew •. ; J it is told hy those who nrp Parkl:'r'f' place 1\'as very dirty_ Parker . ,,'f It to Sf'll two pit>l'PS of prll(wrty (Ill tr~ Ina ~f) ohl'Y ('hri~t's C'onunnnd to "h(,81 admltted that he paid $1 per barrel tor the apples he u.~d In making apple IntSo"'l I 1 th(> "irk." nH ,,"pJ] R~ ,;nyp thp Rinner. butter Several barrels ot glue were rn>!Oj't\llt n\"1?1I\1l\, '~'hi('!l ,:£'rp turl~~~',. ,)\'('r T'lTnnldll~ ~'OI1 for rour ('ourt{'~:r. tound in the place. Parker denied that to tll(' ('it~' 11.,- hrl(' O. 'nIl Un",~ In nr YourH truly, he used he glue In making CrutIlUP. tht' tilllt> his dl~fnkntions in tht' hn' ch·· Parker ""aft arrested some time RbI) pnrtnll'Tlt \\"t'r(' tlit'I'uYt·n"tl. TIH' f\\'I}. IY. 11. ~(c('rackiln . and arralgi~d 1n Pnlice Court on the I!h'!'(>.-.: flf l"'OI'C-'f(\" !In' no hy :?10 ft-I'~ 1111.) .\"(1\" York, .\pril l!!th. chnrge of se1l1ng adulterated vinega..r. .. ':1 .. -+----Thi~ case wu fle~t1ed out ot court. A \.- Itltt.le or the catsull \",as _:: .. _~"'_ day end turned ,wer to E<litor~lI'. ~jl'nJo OtlE'i p I F l JRII::.Ko I l �_, ~OSPITAL NURS[ IS NO MILK INSPECTED l ~v HOU5[S BOlH [ &ttl TOr-ETHER f ~- 'tit 11 _ I p~ r"IN SMALLPOX. J j t"lIPI _ Unscrupulous Dealers Said to Have Already Begun the Sale of Impure Milk in Polish Appears at James town- L// District on the East S ide. 0 Heating and Vent&lat.. Dairy Board Holds Meet- ingNewHighSchool. ing and Discusses Butter Qu1lrro~f LAW .::~:~1:"'~;;:~I;~;l ///1 Opinion of Oorporation OJunsel Regarding Oertifioates of N6oassity Pre vails. QuarDtine Hospital Site. " ·idl a \'lL"'w to r('>a!~hil1·g :;ome as-reem e-I\.t on lbe :Ht'bjecl or vendlaUnog ami Lafayette 1Jjgh School lh~ s~~ h pox and the nurses' cottagE'. in w C she' has been confined for several days, has b('~m placed under strict Quarantine regulations. This Is the third case of this disease to be reported here within three ks wo~ lhe Jamestown dairy board of trade this aftf'rnoon the offerlngs of cream(lrv butter reached 13.680 pound~ and th~ ru'lIng price was 29 cents a pound, wit one or two lots selling for 291-4 cenlii The P rice is considered unusually hlg h M o.t of the for thI$ season of lcounty e y have ea r .put . creamerte:::o ot the been In operation wlthin the past week:..-- PESTHOUSE SITE BIDS( th~ Aldt"rmt"tt Y't;'Htt"nj,ay on motion of Prestdent ~lah:i~ho ..s rt'~<>I\'eo to l'e'f'el' t'he- ma.ttf'(, 4. cO'mmtttf'~ CQnei8ting O!f four .A.1dfOrme.!la !hret! t'ouHct!men, the Commd:s· slonl"r Public \YQrl!:s and oC'1tY' Cherno:: t H UI. A ,id, ).lcEI.... (·hT~n acting as presi"'ft or the I.ower Hou::.e named ,A!~d.er­ u H artl. Kirk, ROl:dl"-l and Ad'..uu to EI\QUIRER t., ALDERMAN ZOELLE R WILL I N· or TRODU CE RE SOLUTION AT MEETING TODAY. 7j~'''1' ' flh~'1 ~ \'t" on Lhis Commlli.lee. "£he COUlllCll;.,.-Dlf'n tUt;: e X{'e<!tetl to na.me three of 'their Ald. Georg Zoeller wUl oC'!'er a. r esoht .. lrJemhCl's 01\ "'·eodnesd.ty 'J'hls ,QiC'tlon wae tJon at today's meeting of the Board or {·onffl'e.ncE" held eur:ie.r 1n .Aldermen, directing the Commissioner ot \Vorlts to adverttse for bids tor Pre:.:idl;'llt 1;"le~chm8nrn Public the Dresent site of the Pesthouse 1n East o( the ·Pl*l· House wa~ present. ·.rhoe (J'b- Ferry StrCflt In the 18th Ward. Zoeller who wants the Pesthouse reJt:N b 'to pXllerr.t: the wo-rk t1n the n<Jw movEd from his ward, claims he bas a t~ken a rtt'"r {l t he l'hn' at '\\ hl~h i H igh SChfl{ll. buyer who Is willing to par. trom $12,000 to B,r th~ t~~rmH {J( the resolution thl.-:; sp.e- $15,000 tor the property. Vi Itb th1!3 money, he says, another sIte, larger and more l~hlJ joint {:llmmlttt?>e Is 'tequested to .. take suitably located, could be bought. up .:1Jld (:Ilfu;tdpr the mat~·er or rof'n'tllatillg The fact that the Eagle Iron Works Is dl1l1 heating the J ...qfaY12ttC' High School to creat a large plant next to the present Pesthouse wlll be used by Ald. Zoeller as .lIm to mal{t~ a I't'!lrJrt a~ soon a::. pos~l- an argument why the present site should Ul('. ' not be retained. He beHeves this vicinity It ie rumored that Da.vid Wlnchester, trom t:i·rtiltE'1.l thp llfiol d of all l~metgetr(T appro- whom WInchester A venue in the 18th n-: ialhJll at $2,.,.\,4,\ tIl meN nec€tS.-:.ar,r e:x;- Ward takes its name, is the person who Is willing to buy the present Festhous, iJl'noHl1rE's lo ('~ny Ollt It'he CHy's ('on- slto. an~ Comptroi!e-r 1.'11.4;\ )(u}or, Trea$Url?lr Is df!sUned to be a factory loca.llty. 1m b wllh !:he oIHdat paper ,a,nd others. pr~"ellh'cl .\ hl Ad.am ~ h'is minori-ty l''Cport ~ POII-R twlllrlDE tw- AT in ·oJlPo~ltlon III lh", majorHy of the FI- ('ommilll.:·e, th\~ C''()I-poratioll CouuseJ. \lno1 Ihe )'Ia~~Jr ldali\'e lO the. contlll'lI{ lwn 0.( tIll' t 11 "lClt'r on the question of "(· ...~r'tft('au::o- 01 Uh~t:"'~it~·," The. mJt:Qi it y rE>p"n was lO~!l by- 15 to 10, t lte Alctermf"l1 )'):'1'!ttn1Ilg the opinion or ,)Il~_ f""ehlmiln l\) that 01 ~[}'. Adam, On a I,' lll\.'f' jl.01ut o( law. The Sl m and. ~ulOS.[all'Ce U IlU II 8UPp nLO f of th'lt the t'omnton! CouncJl t'l>-l·ugh it:; con .. ml t.,~ ... mu~t jn\-e~llgate is. ".lll ~:h~~jtl~~i·:t~l.ilii;;~·;; h~Tts~l;old \ 1Il ~. \ eral dt1'~~ctlOn~., I tilers an? repro· In Imw~ ya:-<C!s thu~fl .(i~van ~o long fa. °hlh'~~ ~1f tone.. uta'l m\lU~. a~l(l t.' :.11 l ~~ ~hc "o;'k of tIllie, H ,tllH'lions \,11 lh" O\d ( \ art .. d ff~et LdthfUIIY COPied, \""~~h ~~~! H~e:1 a~ ~om( III tl1 ...• { untu\ .111 ~IHm· ki:~u~ /1;::; 1'~~1;· to lH.:C(l'~1e 11e.,ii?! ;Jre tllO C( .. JS( (r SI finish clem at.1dcd 101 fn!lU,;h ur tn UHW t 1 e . . 11 ot bl (~t..'t·tulll Vll1·pn~l'!-'. C'(.lWhlfle coo [~l . \ :.,l'pl1t:d tn walls and. ~~r.cells ... hl',\~:. 1}1~1 1(·t.'H)· adaptell to ('11,\115 ~tnu t;=ou;l t ' j tnif' or mll:;t flll~q)skln. all, gr, a ~~~:,f 1: (xl'rd~wll in, selt'l"'lio.n bf:~OJ'e lhj ~·I.ltlrltj:; cllul ,)f'l~oratloll are c1pplu~<.l. ! . Frie:te of S tamped Lea.ther. A h ..Hlin~ , ul,hrl (E'I'Y l~athn--- house " I)UW lilting _IP ,,~yt.r31 ro)oms ill a Ilt:.W ,111 .. ,,\,-,(, ., ,wl"ll ~ft.,l' Jhi".IDi:~LJ.'~dnr lfavor h :ligbt \·(>toPd the rcsohnlon tlO lward lh~ ':VOtr3('t "or the co\l,p('tion of ahf"s and ~Hr'bag(; tn Goufried On:ermau '\t hill hid of , 1 1)(>1' m"lnth. The )1»y-1 t' alh IFI"~ lha Nds be r(>-adYertisNl [nr, ~In~ hI:-< \.,. 01 on tl~t" opinion or "\'11'. I f'hlma !1, ,\ llk-h wa~ us fullows, to whe.thel· Ofit'rman I could d.flt!f· 'l1ll'rlnl{ into 1h~ COlltI'3e:l. 1',-'sl'lnu ll'lf." !ol,tnH~ nnd In that C:"Yent. if h\::! bontl~rnt"n "oull! lJt" StlcN:~sfldJ)' lWllseThll'l qu(:sli"l1 ("ll t p~1. b not .[11'0 rrf'~ from dauht. ,'he eourl::,-; has .. 1lf'ld in a large Ilumber ( ~1i!f.'8 Ihelt '~\:h('re flllidais 01' empl~·t.~ re tltre{'Li} or I"dlrl~ctl:. inten~'sle(l in the ·rl'f)rmaUl.:p of ('oulracls with 1he ('it,nl plO\ ing lhl"m that ~uch eontracts at:e baolutPl~· \-old. fllr the reaS('n thal they r. H;uhlst (lui he IJOUc\· l. Here aUlhori- ft·s dl'(' !.:itt-d.l • 'rh( rihHnnlml bt'lw~n tht' CU:i(>S dtf'd albl l' ,t' (ad;.> In the Off~nnan matlf:r U.p~ In thls Th~t a: the C.:lSt;S ft-ff'rrffi to lhe ,ntrOl·.,'f SOUGl'lt to t nrhrc\' a cHntran II nd "'Ht..: dd~d.t('d, h tngo still in Uw emtlPlov of I ht'" dty. \\ hill.' l\I're- the empln~'e 'bus r~Itp1"?1:1 and the qm'stion I:,; as to it th rtghts of the (:it~ to C"nfQre . .~ the cooIc racta.s agaiwn. th.., ('<)ntrartor o't' his SUl't"- ' es "-1tllout ha\ illg (>xamlnf'«' this parf't ti, ulnr "h.lSt" or th~ ·":l~':-. T ~Iggt's[ .. d 10 l=-1l Id. ~ollrhn th.:u thE": (''It.,· {·ouid hol!.J t h.e ntt'ilClor and hi~ :oiUft'UrB in caSH of dl?!ault. that neitJu:r th€' contractor nor 1l1~ 81&r tit:" could tllk~ attnm or lhf> lIT'i'guit,\,. And l m tHl (J ofltnhm. t'ln , UIJ'WUhng 1 H'hh~E" tlu. ~itv I'" ~l sa(· in .... 1 ___ H 11 ;,--- MIL~ INSPECTION ABANDONED WHILE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC RAGED the junior nurses In tbe Jamestown hOl~pltat was diagnosed last night as ht'-8.'I.lngo BY HEALTH DEPARTMENT DURING MARCH I Third Case of Dread Disease • Compro~lse on Efforts to N,OW ILL WITH$ 0'" I -- f In the March report of the Depart- work or milk inspector in conjunction ment of Health it appears there were with his other duties without extra compensation. Thus the city was saved $800 D Will' B a year. r. lam . May and Dr. Clark are new milk inspectors. When smallpox became epIdemic It respected and tested by the loca l health qulred the services of all t he physlauthorities, and as there are two regu- cians and clerical f orce connected wIth larIy appointed physicians Whose 801e the department, D rs. May and Clark duties are to inspect and test mllk wor k ed night and day vaccinating the and cream, those who perused the report were surprised at the evIdent lax- publiCI disinfecting and taking other t precautionary meaSures. ity in tbls departmen . :Mllk dealers were quick to note the S)lALLPOX D EPLETED R ES OURCES. laxity. Reputable milkmen viewed it "Besides, we were short of money. wi th conslder& hIe concern. By the provisions of an ordinance each milkman When the appropriations for this deis required to pay to the city two cents partmen t were made a year ago, a for each can of milk inspected. From smallpox epidemic, such as we have thIs source the city derives more than just experienced, was not contemplata sufficient revenue to pay the salari~s ed. Our resources were further deat the two milk Inspectors, which sal- pleted because the Board of Supervisors had charged to this department the aries are fixed at $800 per annum, cost of removing dead bodies from the IMPURE :UILK S OL D, North Street cemetery. Tbat cost did While the reputable milkmen. 50 f ar not properly belong to the deparunent, bu t the Supervisors decided that It did. as known, have taken no advantage ot the neglect of the Board of Health Owing to the smalJpox epidem ic this it is said that some of the dealers m\ department Is now In need of the $15.the Ea5t Side have not been so scrupu- 000 for which it bas asked the Mayor lOllS. In fact It 15 said that Impure and and Aldermen, and for which a certifi_ cate ot necessi ty has already been ad ulterated milk has found its way granted." Into many homes, particularly In the "Is It not the Intention to neglect th. POlish section. Inspection of milk during the warm Health Commissioner Greene was ,,·eather?" was asked. seen ye.terday and asked wlI'.\!'"t'I!e milk "DecIdedly not," Dr. Greene replied. inspectors had not been at work. He l'In winter thf're Is comparatively little was quick with an explanation, fear that disease germs can be COn"The recent epidemic of smallpox has veyed in milk. In the summer, howtaxed our department to its capac!t.v," ever, the fear is not groundless. From said Dr, Greell! "EverythIng had to now on the mlIk inspectors will do give way to check this epidemic. Be- their work. Several cans of milk were fore r was made Health CommissIoner In,pected today." there were two physicIans whose Sole Milk dealers and others, W'ho caretulduty was to examine milk. When r ly scan the work of the Department was appointed in Dr. Wendels place, ot Health, as contained in its monthly Dr. Edward Clark was made my as - reports, are awaiting with interest t he sistant. Dr. Clark agreed to do tbe report for the month of Ap rll. no milk tests made that month. As there is an ordinance whIch requlres that each can of m.Ilk and cream be in - 0N N 0 INS PEe TI ~~:a€P~~~r~~i:~:'t:~~¥ic~~;Jf~~ tw f'!' OF MILK IN ~fg ~fs m~~e~nsg~I:; ~ithout duty was to examine milk. IN 30 DAY11 r .whin I extra ~~Pi:m~~:~~~~J;}~i~,~:~:~:~:~f! ~ .~r.1 I When smallpOX became epidemIC I d the services of all the P)· ~i~~; and clerical force connect~dc~'~;~ by • the depllrtmen L Drs. May. an h worked l1ight and day vaccmating t e 1!I1'I J public, disinfecting and taking other ~7~' ~""'I precautionary measures. ney "Besides we were short of mo . HEALTH DEPARTMENT LAST When tbe' appropriations for this ded a year ago, a MONTH WAS SO TAXED WITH ~~r~l'rpec!'; ~~~~~m'l'~ ~uch as "t'e Ip,al:t~ I ed was !lot con em OTHER BUSINESS THAT IN- ~~~t 'i:i~rer:~~~u~ces werde f!u';,~pe~rv4:: 1 t d because the Boar (} h SPECTORS MADE NO TESTS ~r; ~ad charged to th~S :o"lI!~tTr~~ ih~ cost of removing dea t did OF TH E LATTER THERE WERE OF MILK. N(}rtb streetbcelmet'tr:'th;hdRe~;~~ent, not properly e ong t It did 523, A TOTAL OF THREE but the Supervisors decided i:f'R I thl~ o:'rh~ $15.Milk dealers throughout the city have Owing to the smallpox MORE THAN TH E FOR~ Is no w In nSek~d the Mayor been wondering wby there were no departmen 000 for whlch it b as a milk tests made during the month of MER'S TOTAL. Aldermen, and for ;"hiCh a certlfi~ March. No report of the milk Inspec- llI.d catl:' ot necessity bas already bee • I tors was evident in the Health Departgranted." t the "Is It not the intention to neglec _ rm Health Commis::;ioner ~ has re- I ment's report for last month 1and sucht inspeclion or milk during the "a ceived a. report from Dr. Franklin C. dlscrepnn~y gave the milk dea ers grea d concern. The ordinances require each weather?" was a5ked. Gram, Registrar of Yital Statistics. milkmun to pay two cents for each can "Decidedly Dot," Dr. Greene replie that there were 520 deaths in Buffalo of milk inspected. The city d~rlyes "In winter thpre is comparatively lJ~t~~ laf't month. an increase of 93 ovel' the sufUclent revenue to pay the salanes of J fear that disease germs can .be I c~. 11umber for the corresponding nlonth of two inspectors, $800 per ma.n per year, veyed in mOk. In the summel, l~orn 1901. 'l'here were 27 deaths (rom violent from this source. It was saId yesterday eVer the fear is not groundless. 1ft do {'ause~, including four sul~idf's, sIx from that Vti~hi1e reputable milk dealers had now' on the milk, inspectors Were railroal) injuries. and six fronl fractur<;!s not taken advantage of the laxIty of their work. Several cans ot milk w or the Fltu'll. Other Causes are ils 101· the uepartment some East Slde mUk- Inspected today." refullows: Pnetllnonia. 66; bronchitis, 2C1; men have not been so scntpulous ;tnu Milk dealers and other~. Who c~ ot app~ndlt'ltlf'1 6: apopiexy, 19; convul_ haye been disposing of a.dullerated Iy scan the v.-ork of the Depar ~~IY sioms, ]3; urinary system, 32; CODsump- milk. w . of Healtb. as contained In Itt m~~ the J Hon, 53; croun. 4; diphtheria, 10: Health Commissioner Greene .as reports. are awaiting wIth ifI ere measles. 15; debility. 40; t.'ancer, ~3. seen yesterday and asked why the milk report for the month at Apr There were no deaths from small-pox in9pectors had nt)t been at \york. He or scarlet feyer. wa~ quick with an explanation. By wards the deaths were as ioJlowg: "The n:cent eptdemic of smallpox. hcl~ l!'Ot, 7: 2d. 6: Sci, 16: 4th. 10: 5th, ~l; 6th. taxed ou:' department to Its capac!t:r. lQ: jth. 13: 8th. 10: 9th. 19; 10th, 20: 11th. 'I said Dr. "EYerythlng had LO 33: 12th. ~: 13th, 10: 14th, 36; 15th. 9: ,give wav . eck this epldemlc_. De16th, 13 lith. 2;,); 1, tho 27; 19th. 19: 20th, 'fore I was made Health CommiS~Ir'Hl"r ~~. ~1sr, 11. 22d. 16; 23d, 14; ~4th. 17; llhere were two pbyslclan,l' whose SOle; )"1 VIES Interes ting Report Made the Registrar of Vital MARCHoM (I, ENQU IRER I tl~~:1~:CS~IRTHS 16- "J' I '1 1it 'l!l! _ath. 19. The>re were 52:1 births (two colored) and 1::6 marriages. during the nlQuth$ an actual incrt:'ase nf three in populadon being seen #rOln the tact that thero: were 5:.!O <1e:\th~ and 523 births. \.: I �'·.Arler trp~lIng" smallpox patl.nt," A.1d(>n DI', Hubbard. "a pbl"s~clan phoul~l \'&('clnftte hlms81r. ('Vf'T)" memher of hh family and his B~rvant!l. He lihould do mor" tban tbat. H. IhoUld vacdn~te. wHhout charge. every other patient hQ ('(lIlB on nrt~r leaving the smallpox pn~ R GARDI NG [~G 121 H [PfOfMIC Of f THf MfASLfS SMAllPOX Int~ vi ~ ofa tlt"nt and he should tell those other patients frankly that be has been expCsed to the dfseaRE'." Y Be- In Ipeakln&, or the treatment Dr. Hubbard saId that whhd(y Is sometimes beneficia.l and he told ot one patient '''ho Lea~~g Physi~ian h drank four quarts In twenty-four hl;\url! and was greatly be-nented by" it. ThE" Sileakcr then quoted an old-Ume pby.sJ- on tltA Subject. ,,Z/1 1 ~ , It CounCilmen Amend Make .. Up of Committee on High School Bids. rian, who said: "Never let your smallpox patient die sober." Dr. Frnnk S. }.... :elc1cT or the bacterlnlngl_ Dr ~ 'lana Hubbard ",-as one (lr three cdl departm~l1t or the board o( health rf"ad , ... p. , the board or hea1th I v,ho a Jlap(·~ on C'tfi"ient vacdnation. He sail] phl·&cJaM o~ b'" tl t C or II taJ.kt"d about ,maUvox at last n g lfl uur ve seau made at one Urn!"! meetlDl" ot th~ )leW" York ~S{at€' MedIcal are much mnrr> ctrl("l('nt than on£': and rt;!n(l alluclatloD, says th,e New "lark Sun ot re- it lot of Slatl~ lkA Crom Engll!';h rned1c:l1 cent. date. ;\'()~e ot the lhree bad any- aulhorJtJ,.s to !'i;upport ~h18 theory. tbJ08" to .. y about the pren.l ence ot the Dr. D. P .• \u!;tin tonk px('e-ptlon to that dllease In this c.)Untry 0;' about the mor~ and ~ald that fr-E'qupnt revtlcdnatlon of tallly rat. ot emallpox. one scar e8('h time wa~ more f'trectfvo all Pr. Hubbud. was askcd about this t\t 1~nn one yacc!naUon of lour scars. Dr. tho clO!lt~ or tbe BPsston :mrl he said: Il'lf>lder rf'plIe<1 th'\t he was a firm belt ever I'A& a DlBtter ot tact. the mor!aliry I" ! tn rCY8('{'lnation and that It could not be Increaalng. It III grtater this year than t ' 1\Rd too often, but that thf' primary "Be. w3s1asl hut 1 pUfPo!f'-ly a\'olded ~8)'ln~~I c.natlon ~houJd bl--..ln four different pla::e i an)"thJllg'ab()Ul that becnuse I dJdn·t wilnt un the hor'J)r at the some time 10 bring em I dlsC'uulon AS to the cause. There WCTn no n.ntt-"a('clnatlonl~t! pr\!:i. ) "There Ie a dllrt'rcnre ot o['llnlon amon £,I~t. Dr. John nr.:tndt said: Jlh7Bltlanll nn that point. Some th:nk 'The nnti·"acdnntlonfsts sal' that com~ Th that the grent"r prH.lllrnce ot the c1lseas~ pulsory '·Q.cclna tion Is an intrlngf'ment IIf the ~l tI)- f r the ·\hlt n)"'e'1 -, tt r~fernnd the In('rens!! ot.lhr ~eath ratf> are dU~l"Pcrsonn' I:bf'rty. I ~ay that Rn un' til Ih treatment. r don't. In my oplnl~n notea per~.on t~ a menace ... llf'> to he tlluk jiP .... '" the .tv:nt ('omthe countrr hal been rp.lntected trom the ct'lmrnunity s right to keep III tFoc to ('NiShI "'I' thf' flU\:,4 ... In of yenPhll!pplneain the lut two or more years.""~'::--"""~_ _ _ __ tlidUng- .t.nd he ..l',;.g L.1 ) ttP Big}) J bell.ve!.hat 'he old omaUpox Inteclloll In f OOD AND HEALTH. " :-:.~"!10(Jl. 1 hI" a.mp'ndnw t ,-on~i..;ls in the this country had practl('all)~ died out and _ _ __ .~drlit. In of 0 e <' . . . 11 h.:i1m n <lnil the Ulat the rec("nt ~plrlemlcs have been Int sti~ \Lecture by H ealt h Office r ~1I1)Pl'lntenul- 111 of EdU(3.til 1. Th's \\ as ~ ED %/~toTWAIT Corporation Counsel's Opinion Questions of L:tw Willl'revail Regarding Certificates of Necessity. Q brought In trom t~e outllllde." Dr rharh-". 8. Bt"nedJct read the first paprr at the meeting. It was on smallpox and ttl dJtrerfntiaUon. He told how the earUf'r lI"ymptoma ot smaIlpox may he ~o~r a t No. 3 1 Senool. {' One ot the Inrger rt'citatlon rooms or pub, ifc s<'\1oo ~ij:t.'u:- at the corrl~r of Lr\l'\'{'r~lty !l\"enUE"\8 )tlh:.lmnn street, wn , ~Iled last c\"cnlng, ~ tl/t' oc~s1on of Rn t1~lSttnted nddre~" op .. 1100(1 nnd Ilenltb," etore the ::.,ot~r~1 (-'tub of"thc scbool, by 81th om~~ . Goler. contused with thl).Sp ot measles Ind chickt enpox and snJd tba an accurate and es.rly dla&nosls 1. flome time. Impossible. 'The anI), sat. rule to follow, he, Md, Is to UA· i • G ler l>~nD 11.18 vtry Instl\:Jcth'e 1(>(', lume that the dlasnoaJs tor smallpox has h~c"')- snn..i that nlr nnd w~er arp "cn. bt'en made a.nd then ahead and take Im~~n[ n~ food. Tnrn, with the aId ot III precaution. against the spread of tho rome grapblc &ter('i{)ptlcon ,"1 ws, be !lJhow('d dIICR5f'". ho1\.' thesE\. er.~ nl"'Ce!il~arl· ut!j\lDC(s to bea!tb I Dr. Hubbard'lt pa~r was on the trc<l.t"\'IUQ-te In n large cit)' like R'oebp,[er. ment ot amallJ)Ox. He bf'pn b)- sall~ Tb. ~X . r N'C'R led the- old tImes wllen the that no sure and spec-Inc cure for the db. ply or tl1(' city was drawu from lIJIe bu yet been (ound, but that the IndlIn soil which was \-IUnted In all cations arc tha.t the CaU(!I8 will soon bo discenred, and then the cure lI,'ln follow. Dr. ODieI' called attention to the detrlmenAfter telling or all the reea I I tnl cfrect ot smoke on the nil', nnd -:,howed should be t k P ut ons thH several \'Iews at the northern portion ot the a en, Including the m",thods city con!red with a. pall of black smoke. He ot L~oJatJ{)ft and transportatIon ot a pa· lIald that the ",ater supply had been greatly tit'nt to the hOllpilal. Dr. Hubbard t·,I<l Impro\'ed RIJlce the introduction at the Hem. What a Jl!mallpox hO!lpital l'Ihould h~ like. IQck s:rst~m, but the nlr sti"pply was stlll He referred 10 (hf't hsalth board's recei)- greatly yitia[Pcl by ('wHuatlous trum lmper, t on hospital at the- toot ot East Sixteenth teet 8ewers. The sppoker gave mans valu. ~tr('et aa R model Institution. It Is a ttJo able ":tuggetitlons regurdlng the prcsen-ot1on rOOlmon mJl5take, to SUpp0!le tbat an nitl ot health by core ~n the m..'ltter ot air and barn (lr IIny other ettueture, fit only to water nnd Ice. In response to un InquIry. he burn. III good e-nough tor a ImaJlpor hO!:l~ lIold that !r~zlng tlld Dot k111 the harmtul plta.!. ho (!laid. It. WOuld be be-ttf'r to tre~t mIcrobes In water, although It was DotlcSftule a path'nt with 4n ax than to nnd hlm. to that tt k1lJed maoy which were barmless. such an InstItUtion., Sc\'eral views ot ponds tram whJch a portion ) SO:,\IE I,OC.\(~ Nt·rSAN"~~. ot tbe elts's supply ot Ice Is takeD, were not I ~ Boa~rl H~ of Ogo haa calculated to increase one's taste for Ice water. (Ill tl resolD on tb 0 ~8han be "'hlle the pictures showing tbe etteets at all ·eel to . trlhnt p,,-ten JI\.."'h\po.ic-lne wbat Dr. Golcr called "alr hunger" remaIned mplt·s A.h~ ecity thO\..~i'. secnr~ on the screeD, be deviated somewhat trom his ,0 ng ptrmisal.na' rolU t"" n~rl\.O!: ealth. subJ.ct, to gh·e some practical suggestions 'l'he IJriocl~"e~qo .tbr~aCtion"\"fAA regardlng the yaloe ot an abundant supply th t ChJl<1~'~~ild V '11 1 0 by p~r- oC pure nlr In ",nrdlng air dl •••••. takIng of t e 1l08t~ ~s t olInd upon GetUng back to lbe subject oC food In Its .100 tep *,&lde l{bm th It Is a nul. r.lat10n to tb. pre.en·ntion of heallb, Dr. i1i u:nee n 1& , b th W r p p. avo ese t ngs: n tbel enl1sefl. There ought to be lew pro\'ldlng thAt no property aWD('r 0 enter ronM be lmpo!5ed npon by huin L premiBeS littered by paper~ for whIch he hild not IndIcated a de,lre, that nrnga and medictnessbonld not be thrown about prollliscnou"IYl anel, If it were PO~' & bother the homekeeper who does not I h to see them In OVAry It th W Ii • < C l' ere are perma,uent plact$ f 1 f "'ant 1 loa ness where every can \e tmppliecl by thm~e who are re0 :~n9Ihle. j The public convenience <loel) o HCl'lire the continu-\nce of ans ot the nnl'!tt.nc~s here mentioned. Perhaps the J tnOMt IH'sltterons nnisance to the housewife l" tbe agent who eUlploys aU sorts or deVices t o ' I trance and take u bod!"ecure aD en p some y'. tIme try tng to litH ROmethln not want. W g the hou,ewlfe does With bU'iine.~ om~n Who are not famUlar f Wl\~ 8 orten Bre indnced to ~~tbeJr names to orders which turn out SOmething Ilnlte different th~n tb y eXjlected Wh h e to he .' en a ouseholder de-ireR It .. 00, there onght to he 1\ way so bo~:nts" Who nte uot wllute<l could not ~t tho bou<;ehold Without IncurrIng a ~lay~Y~ If teaslble any honse which ells'L_< me sort ot au emblem or desIgn ...... wonld act as a { of thin for wIlrn ug to th. sener. j-De,q~III~"1IIIt.IIetn to keep away should t)~, ing l,t Councilmen ht m 110 Ity cOI1:-)is.t Flt'isc-lnnann anti IJ.ldd. 'l'hp (ha nge WaR meldc on motion or )11', Stoddart, "ho !'(Illlmenteu on tho dl~p.lrity of r('fJrC~p.ntarion as 111.l11Jlecl out hy the LO\\f:r House-foul' Ah.l,'l'men and tlnl'e Coundlm~ n. ::\11'. Ladd promptly llHlVt'r] an amendl11 . . nt to .lppron" the arlinn of the 1..0\\"(:1' Hou:--e. He ue-llen:u 1n ablG.i.ng by the al'J'angem€'nt madp. 2\11'. Klinck a.... ked whd.t lion Gf an arrangement hall 1.H:£'11 made ",bout thl!i joint commiuet". and was Informed by Prf"~ident l"lehwhmenn that he, pe-r ... ~on~\lIy, had a~:o:!:"ntf'-d tu it In a talk with Ahl. )I.lisdlns~. but It was undcf~tood th41t hi::; aL~tion in thp matt~r woulll not JlE'.... essal ily bind I be olhpr m£'1"nbel'~ or the Board. ··r mad(! th~ ue~t tc.-nll~ I ('ould get," said Mr. Flpls(·hmann. "1 bt'llc\"e we ~hot1lcl (,,<l.l'l"Y Gut the agrf'~tl1ent whh.'h hd.~ bf>'f'n entered Into," ,aid 111'. Ladd. )'It'. Ash Ilhought thf'Y ought to add the SuperintE'ndent (If Edul..'ation to a. ('ommitt+'t::' ot this kind. anl1 he would 0(> wHling, in ('else oJ ~l t}", tl) have him def'idt'_ "Th€" ~uppl'inten(l('nt of Edu~atf()1\ ha~ no vote- any 71101'(' than the {'omJnl~~ionpr of Public \York!-l,,' n'marked II r. Klinclc Equal Representa Hon. "The-re "Will be nO'lhlng bInding a·bout Ithe uC'"Lon oC the comnlit~ee, anyhow ...• sail1 )[1' • .Ash. are only trying te» arrive at ::;ome ded~ion ·in the maller,'" ")Iy n~l~on for ... ~I<lng t1 ("hange in the make-up of the joint ('ommiltep." f-taiu -'II'. ~todflarl, "is h('L'a.u~c this body' is elt·l·tt'd h)· the voters of the enUre l'it~-. "hilt> thf'- Aldel'ml'11 are ('leeted by. w,'\rd~. I think the C'ounr-lll11en reprt'spnting lht' whole ('ity are entitled toan p(ltwl yotp with the Aldermton on a. qUt-'!.;lion ot this kind. ThlF is more than. .l I11Uttt'I' of ('ounting n(J!"':es. It j:-; a.)TIath'l' th.-I.t ('onl'Prn:-; [he welCul'f' af the thous.lnlls of schOOl childrt'n .Ittendinir tl1('o !-I<.'hools fl'OI11 ~llI pan~ of the city now and in fu'ure. There h. not polltk~ in thi~," The an1(~ndn1Pnt wa~ lost lJY 5 to 4, -'f('ssr:-;. Kllm.·k. L.Hltl and Smith yoUng with )11'. Flf'i~l'hJl1ann in the minority. On tht"' final \'ott, on :\lr. ~tO(l<lart'~ mo_ tiun 1\JeJ:;~r~_ Klin('k ~tnrl Smith yoh~(l with the majority lea,·Sng It 7 to 2 in f.n·or of the aclilitioll of one (·ouncil· m an nll{i the ~ll!) erinu:nc.lent of Bdu(·Htion. :\It'.~srF:. Ash. Dlmh:l1' [ll1d KreJne-r wei'€, uppointecl .1 (·ommittef' to look into tht> J'Pqllf'st for pay of t;>xtra In!'ipel tors employeu IIIll!t:t' the- BUl"e.lU ot: DuihlllgS. .,,"p. Goler took up menta nnd milk. Some or the pictures ot the contlltlon of stables Whf'fP the mJlk supply orl .... lnutes and some or tlH': pictures at ,ue "eU;I-e kine themseh'es, lett on Im"res~lon wblch doubtless wlll CRu~e mtlny ~t his fair hearers to drink their ('of~ C.., ·.. mlght" this morning. Tbon h. told ot etl'orts mak.lng by thc bolll'u ot health to protf'Ct the purity at tb.e mllk_supply. and In answer to 0. running fire ot que~tlons tram interested bearers, he told or some results ot th(ll~e etrorts, althougb, he said. they wert' II It II mnd'C under some m Ii ODS. During the- latter port ot his lecture Ur. Golpr showed 8e\'crnl chnru: wblcll were Y{'I'y suggestive. o~c or thefle charts showed tb~ curve ot deaths due to diphtheria. during dievears trolll Ib81 to 1901. Tbe peak or thp ~un'e was In 1892, wh<>n nearly two hundred and Htty dMl[bs from diphtherin .,,"ere reco:'fl· ed. ')'he cune was at Its 10\"\ est III 1901. when ooly twenty-one deatbs trom dJpbtherln In R Legal Fog. . Galer ~l.p I:l Iue d t b e drop J were recol-ded. .or. In pnrt, hy tb. Introduotion ol nnt1·to,ln. V\,itf·n they re.at· eel thp report ot Dr. Gole-r's Il'cturp, wbleh was be1lutltul1~' the FJnafll'f:' C"mmlttel tn\or ng the lIIustratE"d wo~ ~l\'en undpr the A.uo:;pil-t's ot jSSlJill1('t" of ol. b(lnt! for $!?,i)OO to bft the ROl'hP;tt>r Public DE'nltlt Association. nncl <,redited tu the ('". n (oundl dewas higbly nppreC'lnted h~' bls audience. p3rtmt·-t. the l ouncllln n mo.:tny or wttonl \\€:·t no! \\ .. re 1"h~t L1P llayor. ('om I 1"1IIIer .. lnl.1 J'fC-:: SUI' • h.t= o:l g~-anted llJ(' 11'(, 'rEd t (,I Jon, te, ..lSI Ill' \'Olt(1 I Bible, that Itinerant agents could not l"~lni~l by ; • 0(\ 3ppr(Jvt', 'l'ht\' (.'0 (lun iEOti It nHll ) " It ·rs \\ hlfh Iud Jl<", lJ['dl Jnvestt .. gHIF>d. ()n CoOL ndlnl.Lll _'3 ··t 'II !Ion t(, dlsappro c J.b(. llol1:e 'It tIlt' noU{ln the "1.<; J (.01 ! or. ... idered '"l 1 '~e IAltBUHALO. Health Commissioner ~ee ne Says It is Worst Ex perienced in Years. BETWEEN 600 AND 800 CASES. School Children and Other Little Tots Are Sufferers--Some Mothers Want Childr&n to Have It. ~I~asles have come to town in a myrIad or pink "pots, "'Oil dlstrl. buted O\'er the faces and bodie~ of f:~hool children and other untortunate littlE' tl)t~. There Is an epidem14 ot th"" dIsease tn Butralo and it Is f;O contraT)! that the health officlals: are having difficulty in stamping It out. As a matter of tat't. not the slightest headway ho been made in getting rId ot thp: dieease, for therp- arE' just R~ many, It nnt. more cases now, than when the dtseaee started In the early part. ot January At the prespnt time, there are be't\\:een 600 and 800 cases of measplps in the City of Burr.lo. Health Commissioner GreE"ne- says tha t it is the worst epidemic or the disease since his a('QuaintancE" with the Health Dp.partment. In other word~. he declares. It is the banner epldemlr In the measles line. Thp rer:ord since the disease ~ta,.ted Is as (oHows: Cases January 415 February ............. 414 Deatha 11 5 }'farch ..... ...... , . 564 15 Dr. F. C. Graham, who has charge ot COntagIOUS dis(>:tses in the office at the Hpslth Commts lon . . r, i'ay~ that thpre has been no rlerrease In the epldpmlc ~in{'p the :\lnr('h rE'pOTt W8~ com. pleted. He Intlma.tps thAt it ha!l prohably inerpased In!=:tpad ot dirnlnlshfd. and that the ratio of deathl'\ a~ COn)w pared with the death", in former epi_ demics, Is largPl', "Some mothp.r~ actuall:r want their children to get the measles whll~ they are of tender years," said Dr. Graho,m. "A woman {'amp in here th~ other da)' with thre£' ('hlldrf>n, two hanging to h!'r skfrt!4 and onf' In her arm~ She was anxiouR t~ 1\n(1 out how her child ... ren could {'at('h the dtl'tease, r told her she was It toolJsh woman. I In(orn.ed her that hE"atth \Ta~ ah\-"ays prefernble to slrkne~!", and tha t no nne lIhould take the chance of losing their life by fxpo~ure to 3. C'ontaglous dls~!i8P., \\'"(>11, J flnaUy con\·fnred hpr that I was right. anrl "'he took her childrf'n ann Went home. ":\Ieaffles 1M regarded as not be-Ing dangerous dlst'Rse, and we dally r~ .. ('eive C'omplatnt~ about out strIct. rull'fIi TE',::"uJating the ehllrtren and nther memher~ of a family, In which thE' rlleenaf!' hilS a hold. Thpy don't W:1.nt their children taken out of school b('f'ause one child la down ,,·Ith the mea£lJes. .-\t the same time, the)' expect us h) ke-e-p their chtJdren away from Reurlet feyer and other dlsea.l!les, ,Ve have not had to close a single !!chool or room on account ot the measles, Simply beC'aufle Wf\ have entorced the health rules. " AFTER A WIND STORM ..til~)} ~TY WATER. f Mar#~rsons Made III by Drinkip'g Roily Water After the Recent Btow. ';) \'l~lnd, "h('n thHf· tB a hard blow the walt·r In the Ink€: 1. sUrr.ll up Uke th alf·r In :\ .rlu8 t:JJnbl('r when It Is w 11 Hhc.ken, and 1t becomes unflt tijr drlnltt 11&. As <l. result fit lhe ree nt NoW", Just udore the opt:nlnl:" of navlgaUon. the watf'r In the luke WUR sUrred up, and m n) peo- ple whl) c.lrRnk It w"r<' 111. Th rt- wall a ort of water·efrect epidemiC'. which fa Just beginning tl) subside. . And now the Itubj"'ct Co'Jmfo8 down to t.1B.t ola mnxlm: .oAtlQr oJ. hard hlr",- of wlr r, be Bure and bali your water b Inrc drink, ing I f " Thll" h~ an Jmpro\'ement on th,., znaxJrn moul' hy ll.-.alth (·<)mmhl!tfon r (~ lie says that ftlterhg the 11"'0. r .L~ost as g:-od Ell bt,lJ1ng tt_ ... �---~-~ MAY BE fORCED TO CLOSE TIME f' THE PUBLIC BATH HOUSES I ot Corone r office ann f"nunty. dlv(>T~tty at t-' th~ t h ~ r p. or opinion as to presf"nt moment Of. Greene States That a Deficiency Appropriation Must Be Approved Today or th e Work Cannot I /I~ Be Carried On. in thE' county who Is legal· to take ~harge ot th~ bod,' a non "'ho has met dea.th under \llPicloU8 cifcumstal1{·cR. or by ,,10• as t h e biJl, as ~Igned. proyldps t "this act ~han take dfe{'l tmrnedj· ," and l l1(' Supervi~oI"s ha \"0 not appoin ted the ('nunty )!edlc.al E,,· The "it: ":;tn ~::Bnar<1 Der wbo Is tn sUl'C'e('d. in l\ way, to duties nnt'e verfol'med h)' the of heatlllg <111,1 Y{'ntlLl',ins- the Lafayr.u .... Hh:h School i'! to 4'nm(' up and it \\d'J rrpnrlr..l hrforc the meeting that lh~ hoard ,,"oulu ,lbaPJlI'I")\"e lhe action If ft !teems to be th,. part ot on. 8enfle to a~~ume Coroners will hold that t h e pres- o m c~ nt aiso Coul1dll11t:>l1 this atl·... rnpon wa~ d('cicJ~,lTlle'matt .. !" Iy p<ldllC* at tltt:' glart off, thl' B()ard or Aldc!"m(>n in adopting-- th tnajodty reports or th ... Committee un l"inallC' .... making d e 'cn( y appr'O(ll'I.t. until the IIlhn>el"-\aors have rerei,,~d formal nott· lion f rom .\ lban)" ami it 1~ expected t the fit'publtcan men,bers ot the rd _ 111 <'8.UCUS 011 F riday to detpr- I ' t ons (':'(~ef'rlm~ $S::i,nOIl fCii thl" POOl". Jlp:11th, lluk, I ,)llC't· an" nthpr e ity dr·. partrn"!ll~. It wltl he rC'1l111llhE"rf'ri that .\J(t .T ••~, .. \dam pl'e~f'ntf'd a mll1nrlty r(>f'lnrt. lit fa\'ol' nr n'ql1lrjll~ tht-· :\1iH-Ul' illll! nm d'\I~ til lakr th I ., , " Ihllt Ihe ~i.)"or to Care for R~~JcI;NG gut the .nrt of oplnioll he \\untecl frol11 the 14R\\ I1f'_ partmE'llt norl duditlf.:d 10 take (Ill' illitltllh~f' in tht.' matu'}". I)n this 'l(TOUllt the ~lotpll' ha~ hplrl liP the r1€'ti('Jpnf'\' Ii:lppr(1111'iation~ rot· !,p\'erat "('('ks. snm',. of thf" ("ounrlhnen ripdart:'d in adnllu'p thal they rou!d not vote to Yioial f' ttl" Chilrlf'l'. ('ven to ,save thE' nc<'dy dcp.!rtll1Cllt~ frum (llo~lng' up for a fpw days, Qr 'Q"' TiilWr('port~ that if hi,!'; ele-fkiE'nc'y appr~f)rtalHln 1.50\ wlthhelrl mw'h longer h~· wlH lw ohltgert to elo~~ Ihl~ PI lJl' bath-hnuf'f'~. " J Ie Thp I11Rtlf'J' or <lhatlll~ thf' Sl')uth H ( faIn ftonti8 II' 'fio I . .', •• U IIh:"lv to he ~ot~. ~ 11~~ PI,:n", A is :\l iC'l;ael and Olh(>'I'<"; bdward " ~'I1"~ ...l " J , ',:l1a!", j,"rallk l ral11~ anll others \\ III lIl'e-f- lht'" au at Oftle.... I"baallJ' o.~ 'JI~ Catbarine )fillaon. 47 rean 250 CI."eland .treet, Eaat • -elY was "'[!Ortn<! as lRllferiog froID ved to be slatf'd for t hi ~ position: "'aa relDove,! to tbe K ingston pital reslerdar attemoou . the ..tore h., is not (>xpe l 1('11 to mak .. a malt~l'~, ~:s r~(lutr~d f'iht;,~ll;~l. ln t~f'~(, ap~rf)\'al "r th,.. "Ian adOPted by the • ht against r~mo\'a' "~ith Co rom:~ ~ , e c b at tCf, Boa r d of ...\ ldcrlllC U. / w AI made to remove her latlon. fell sbort. The nel,gbilOrilOOIl' alarmed. Is dlt'Corcn.t. ann:;ummar:r It is a"ser tedNEWs.. , beIt may obJE't't to ejt"l' &'+.1 ). Tbe woman II tbe wlte of defending himself on that statute ,..._<2;.... I P dellnrrs that no elective omdal EI~ CASES HAVE BEE UND '011, an engineer in one of the t 811 olllce buUdiDg.. She III tbe (our cbildren, Oeorp, 17 :rean; out or "mee until the PENNSYLYAID. CI . .. There aI'''' many law~15; Wilbur, 13. and AID~lIa. 4 rean. \\ ho ftl=l!'ert that Boll('r Inu~t be Special to The Butrllio Express. n week I he ba. been .darlng fnIIIl to pcr\,('! ,lut hi:-i term It he ~o EriE', POl., AprH 17.-Seven well develwas belleyed to be chlckell.poll:, and It may be that the mat· '/~!/%IJ oped ot .mallpox W"re dl,covered todayea,es among the molders emplOYed at a ttended br Dr. Aatler. a local be ('anled to the." ~our{~. Black & Germer's st9Ye founury. A lIn. MinIOn's progresrdTely TIMI';S has already plainly decase was ::tl~o found at the paper mills ul anned the phreleilllL '!'he ~pox the reasons ror it! opposItIon to in the sanlC netghborhood, lulee appeared all over ber bodJ. mea.ure as signrd by the Go,·erllor. Thl. 10 the first outbreak of th e dis. odor, unmistakable in IlDallpoll: euetr, are not oppn~ed to the aboUtion ot ease In many Jnonth~. and Jt ts believed .. iaced the phyaician that It wa. not that it wa. brought here by several ken·poll: froID w bleb has patient workmE'n who came here recentl y trom ferlar, and be notilled the Health C'reatlon uf two other offices. at a Gallipolis. 0 .. where there Is an epl· rueat. ,a lary or $5.001) a year, and demiC'. Phra\clans were sent to the bouse other clumsy and e-x.pen~i\'~ Two boarding-how:;€>!i have been quarH ealth Board, wbo dlagJIoBed tho n!DI·o\·lailo.,. or t ho bill. When tho aboll· Complulnt was made ear!)· thIs ~'eck tIS nntlnpd. by the health offlclal~ . and a n trae ImaUpos, aod ordered the the om (",. was nrH arlvocatt"d, Commis~i.,n"'r G~ ot the Health D( E'pldemlc is fearfld. mnny having been pllrtment that <-"fUirI'es B. Parker, who Is expo:-;oo to the dlspase. The citv Is at Mn. MlnlOlI to the lIlIaUpOlt \H19 pointed out that all the funcengeg('u 1n the mnnufn.cture of catsup a nd F1atbu.b. At 7 o'clock la.t night pre~ent without Ineans ot isolating or now pprformE"d b}- the coroners apple butter at Scott and '\~a!'Ohington hulanct from tbe contagiollll dlseaR treating smallpox patients. although be assumed by the Health De - 8treet~, wus uf'ing decayed apples in his d r6Te np to the house. There e ~ :~t~ coun,.tIs recently R.ppropria.t~.rl prouucts. Commissioner Greene detailed artment and the Di~trlct Attorney's t wo im.;p ,('ton; to investigate the CIlS~. pl. of doctors ia the amblJlallct, oftlce. \\ ithout ~'xtra expense to the tax- Clerlt S('hnl~id(r I)t thl! Health Departmen t HAILiJ FROM THE PEST HOUSE. WII drI"en bl .John Shea. pay tors; with thi~ pnd .I.n view, THE ~aJd today C'one('rning the result or the po---Tho ambulance wu met the door m\Tstiga tinn: TIMES lent tbe weight of whate,'er tn· ""'e roull~l the shop located In a durk l'ris o er I O' Rour k e H a d t he Court Al ~Ider childreo of Mrs. MllIo'IOo alld ftuenC"e-lt l1la~~ hR\'epo~s(08.sed in the mat- and dirt)' cellar. It was \"('-ry dirty, Thl.re ) Ilnton, who re(1IlI4!d to allow tllel ' djlelql to Hi m s eIt W hen He Announced ter to the proposed abolition of the of- w(·r~ thrt'e mf;'n cooking and labeling hutto CO Illto the hon•• to remo". the F a ct. llee. As it no\\' stands. howpyer. there tlt;'M of what pUl"I'llrt"d to he catsuo. l'he son. Her 1100. George, who, the va.ts U&(>d in rnanuCacturing the" appht --,....". 18 no economy. lJUt a con~lderable ex- huttE't Wf're in k. very tltthl· condition. A s i. an epileptic, declared that If T bpre was a a;ma ll pox sr.a r e in tbe Gran t pense attat'ht~d to the procedure, while to tbe ma.ttnals ot which t he apple Lut. men attempted to enter the h'r WaH mU(l!. ')tr. Parkt."'r admtttl'cl thn t st r e(>t po Ji ('e court. Flatbush, t h is mor ni n g be bUt itself is faulty in se\·el"al \\a}'s he hou){ht th(> ilP\lI"~ uf which it 'Was wollid dispute their E'atrallee br "'''''-'''''''''.' hlch have 1l11'pa(l).- b~n polntet1 out. maoe tor Sl ol. barrt'l. \.'"e ordt"rpd him lo that ".a. both oxoltlng nnd amusing while It wa. hi. excitement that tbe doctors eXll\!clflll clean up the premises. There: were ;'-'l>\'- la8t~d. Thr day's bu~lness had not been UDIt is (Iuite possible, 100, that a .. led- era I harrE'ls ol glu£' In the place, Parkf.' r usuall,. hea,.y 20<1 all the .ttarh.s or tbe ed that he would fall 10 a 6t. 9 al Examin I' antI deputy will not be dE"nlerl that Iw \.1:1,'(\ that a,.<; an ingr~dh'nt ('ourt WCTf> taking their ea~e when Patrolman AI )(rs.. YiDIOD S remot'al could o( hIs catsup. "'t:. bought a hottle ot the pe( dlly (>lectt"'d. The Hoard of ~upel· - ('abu" 3rd h,lv'" ~E'llt It to CJty Chemis t Emor)' l'oddlngton w.lked in wltb a pri,,- a~mplished b), fofte, uoder ~ drCIIIP!:llI I . p ~ d r"4 D d HUl tor annl\'~is." ooer, very much the worse tor drink. 8(j· l'ttiaees. Driver Shea droTe around to sor~ IS ('om t. e 0 emocrats fin. Dr, Grallt, \\'ho hll in charge or the loca l Ol.el offie'I" o( th£> State- De-p:trtmE'nt or AgTl- ward O·Rourke. 36 yenrs old. ,,"ns tbe name IAbertT a"enne statton hoaae, MD\er IlIId Uberty aTennee, IlIId than{'(>s for U llt-ad-Iock are exc:ell .. nt,t ~~~tU{I~:nft~d I~v~:l~r~~!~~t t~~ ~~!ntj~rac~t and agp bo ga"e. )Iagl.trate Steors "as summoned rrom bIB St.....nt MCOonnlek of the stat. ltogethf'r, thf' ITIf'asure is about aB i11- 6tat~s that P!',rkE'r was arrcst(>d 50m~ fain. ad"i~ed nOll unwctcomp n~ could weil l in~n~hn8da~~117~lgt~('d~n~~~iedt ~~~~~~.ct¥I~ private Oml'e. " \I' hat', )'our name',,, asked the j udge. When tbe health ollleers gnt IJI'I!I<"""P h8\(' bern fl Yiscd. and the ,re!-'ult of tts ''1,''nS arraigned bt'torp Junge :llurphv an d "E'war-l" O'Rowe' .. responded the prisoner bouae, Mr. Kinson ",as foutld on na( tmf'nt "Ill he awaited with curious ~g: t~~~~i~'~r.U~}r'JaU~~~~at{?:. ~a~:;~k.pa~~ rather uncertainly, ",alk. H e wa. stil lobdatate. Int regt. him about .$\()(I to BUtle the ca~e:_ "Were YOII drllnk?" Henrge W81 .lon~ld" ot bts --.... At the shop this morning admlttan('~ was refused to the plaoo by an employ<' " Sure.' wIth a grin that denoted be "a& detennined to dllPute the entrallce ORE SA ALLPOX , of the machltlC' ~hop. who said he would prollt! oC II . health ofllren. ___ not allow ftnyhotly into tilt> cellar un1t~~R "\Yhpre do you work ?" A conference was haa wearing a hadge of the pollee or HrOllth C Ie C CJJlles UowU Department. 'Tm n'orderi,. 'n Kingstoo .,.ell· pes. H ealth Board. Mr. YlnltOll hous· ... bl' repli.d. George, with tile rHult tI).t DI~('H!IIt'I :"filld FOrln. "Sentence slIspended.· said tbe court .s t be Health o6icers to do their ,'as under he basllly made Iti. exit from l be ben.·1t latter'. pro-'.e that tbe), woolII' t~·,·_ ruay of reporting e on a ('8ndldate.. One of the prest eo roners. Dr, E. G, Danser, Is b e- [1\ 'J(\",h,) O'lwl' I'r OROfRfO TO \~ CLfAN UP HIS y PRfMISfS. behlies"tl~lram,e.d I ~ALLPOX IN ~~ ~PT Charles B, Parker Charged With Using Aged Apples in Making Apple Butter. w_ !h.. -n t - _er \'«" 11t~ ~ or ~ lallpox Th{o ::::;.:;=:===::====::::. EST BA C P, li"\~ J!..,/ . RS POLl E .. .,....=___ _ '\I.if('ll.se i. )!rs. Dahlman. /U//,/",);" nuf!¥; employed at tht Sma Ipox Quarantine in Jersey Station hO.P~1 1 who c .. m~ down House Compels Blu.coat . to th ~ F~sterdny morntng, tt/dy ki... ') hned to the p',' a d 1\ w . there thal she '·on. ,.... - •.• ~-""'- dlseas the public rna)' feel chlim8 ~he }/ ; Hire a Hall. The Quarantine on the Fifth Pre· cin('t pttlic('> ~tation on Ocean aYfonU£l, GrE'envt~. J. ... :r .• 1~ continued. Roundsman McMahon and foul' patrolmen are In the station. Patrolmen who nrrived at midnight for the morning deta il were ltned up I n Ocean avenue by Captain ~t1gent. and has been snno.li illox before und helieved reason ~he 'w'a s proof the malady. Dr. BOWiCl~ t~ 0\ t hat Fh c is mi~takel1, how aud must have hecn skk Wilh similar d.l.5e'ase. po~!-'tbly ducken- ColUmbiA. Hall. on the opposite/side ot Tbp case t~ reported a~ beJng d. Ocean avenue, was engaged a.~ a police OM. station, The- quarantine w111 be lift ed other nurse- is· elljn)"lr:~ perleC't after the station house has been thoroughh~ fumigated , and John A, C()le is rec.t)verlng Th~r~ 'W3s only one J>ri~oner in the be-.,.L1th rapi ly, staUon house whp.n George Cross. a ~mnllpox pattent. walked in. The prlsone-r WR:o\ taken from hl~ ('ell through a ulld llr', Ge-nrge Merr1l1. ~t 4, r~ar dO)f to the COmmlJnJpaw a\'enue ~tret"t~ entertaIned la!!-t t~ve"'- statton house. Cross was sent In an In honor or M.r. Pil·kl-ry or nut .. l Hutulance to the p est h oule at Snake A bout tort)' guest.. ~njoyed th.e . ,/ 1III1ll10,it l~t::~,!:I:"~t.:Ulrd ~!'S. plc\)~tng a.nd other Merrill sen-ed n·· ~ I I nud slammro tbe door afr~r him as he ., ('n~ LU,.t t'red bt< prl".te room. Xor "ere the cops :\frs. Minsoll at' the hospital If o~ clerhs Il"::~ elo\\ Polj('P Cl('Tk Charleos he discoveft.d that she i. Dot loIle:rln! "p_ber rna itt" hi!" e~cape throu~h th(' cpm· plaint room; rOUrt Offlcf'r .\lherl Duff\' madE' \\ Itb nil ~pepd (or tbe strE'ct through the police ~[alion. Interpreter Henry LRDgsebmidt nm o~t or th.-: courl \\ lthOla eH'n 8l0ppiD~ for bl8 hal ar.d James Farman wa~ try!nc to ('limb the (t:'uce int() the Erasmus Hall !l< mallpox.. )fRl. Ilinson oblJled . b 't t the .. me officers to eu ml 0 the womAn boldin« ~Duou811 had only chicken pox. As the ambulance was dmen '" th -"lldftn who n • .u.lnson, e OJ , "Gee-.~·,\alS all that O'Rourke- !=:ald to him, nntincd and bad bee11 ":~~bll::io~: self AI'; he tool~"d ;:trOIlDrl and found tbflt ifullv from the doors and wBBalonE', He IIliO.P'd on hts.beC'} anr.1 WRl,I, ... ~lin~n starM on tbe$ldewalk oat or the ('O\l .. t room as a charm: of \'011'''' • tb h Ie tllfair: from dlrr~rpnt point!'; of the compau cane PIIgJ'PSS of ~ w 0 • '0 him woald not ban to be "On your "ar." "gH to - - ou,'n h~n' ; "Iso was \"8ccinoted. H'hool Yard, 'I .l hl "F'ade 8 ,,"1!.y," "Glt out" and the> 11\\(' O·Rourk. amble,l Ollt of court an'\ m>de hi~ "ay tln"I •• dll,· '0 ,hp "i.oon rim t>y Hpnr)' He.,rrherg. the UCDlol'raUr candldat. lor sheri"" IA8t filII "{;1\"'s 111 drlnk..'- hp r;allj as hf" ..-alke'i to thp har. Tho bhlC l, u~ y.bisky hOtllp, {'orn -o ~I~~~ ~~O?~~n:s o/~i:~a~~lt>~;~f"~ogl~~u~:~ had takpn a bi~ 'OUT ftnJ!'~rs hp annouDcNl· "JIlf>' 'SC8[tPd. (rom ot';.;.~ bous':' Both hBrt;.ndera took it on a run for fhe pxtrf'mt' rear or th~ palm i;8rde,l. O'Rourk" ""af('he-d th(>m d('paTt, relie\'cd htmself or aD other "gPP" aud IhpD rroreedpd to t:ok"" (OUI bl ~ drlnE:~. onp Rft('r RDotbElr. Tbf'D bf ,,·alkE'd out RDI) back 1olo the court roo II agalD. Th e court had jllBt resumed its norma condition y.ben O'Rourke "turk his beoad Il tbe door Bnd dr.mandeo: "Shar. "hnt'li rlonp "'i f m4", 'nyhow?" "Get OUt or here." thp court attarhflf Rbouted In unison 118 they prfl:pared for an· buty exit. but O' Rourke toot tb.iI and lett. p;s ____ NEW CONTAGIOUS •• ~ >J ISEASES t'...~~ ~~ ...."'. ,.... Hea h Commiasioaer ,.... Erect lfeedec1 Builc1iD1 iD JtftIJ .." of the City. OU..- ---- �- ~[NTllmoff TsARBERS MUST t rRO~l[M IS fCOMPLY WIT~ Buffalo's Dirt and Filth· ~ IIlortallty, , that Buffalo hllM bf'glla t o ! : h . n,.;- t e l1uM her streets liS a mellnli clean· ber a steasty IlIlfie,,,e lag them the eX.I!ert" ar dolo!,; S little !JgurlnlOr as to"fbe eUec 11 will Ih!J!l n~'\tl'n to have u,pon the Niagara Rtver ano the .\It'nny rCnlt he f :~r. ~mRING UP NE~~R~'AN::'LL nted BE SENT TO ALL SHOPS IN THE CITY BY THE ORDER OF HEALTH COMMISSIONER GREENE. Health Commi!OsionC'l" Gref'n(' an· nounC'l--d lOllay th. l he had~ered a large number or prInted cCI'pl ...~ or the new bLll"bt'I'~' ordinance~. \\ hich wl11 be pOl'ilt~d to th(' yat'lou~ barber EOhups in the city. Thf' nt'\\" ordinance was reo. ('!?ntty pa~~ed uy tht~ Common ('ouncil nnd Is now in ~ftect. It is th(' de~ire of ICommls.qlonel" Greene that all barbt"'rs ha,'e a COllY or the law. ~n thal thf'Y ONLYONIU, PROVISION. b(,C'lI It now looks as If thE' enrl ot the long squabble concerning the heating ano yentllatlng plant ot the new Lafayette HIgh School is In ~jght. and that this end will be a complete and decisIve ,'Ictory lor the 1Yoodbrldge Elystem. One of the mo~t (('lling, If not the ('hie! :trgument agaJn~t adopting thtplans prepared fOf the ~('hool by Pro! '\" uutlbr1Jg~, fl'mll l;q",llOid in nil or the "Iltllatlng or {he ~la!>sachu~erts Jnsti· tute ot TethnoJogy, has been the rt" fu~al of the ('ontrae-tor!' to accompany thfjr bids with a guarantee. On tbe other hand the Buffalo Forge Company. whkh h.t.S installed most or the heating nnd \'e'ltilatlng system51 put In Buffalo schools tn late Yf'ar~. has otrered to ruarantee their work. Rut now Pre~ldent Flels('hmnnn fit the Board or Cuunclimen ha!'; received from the Sfurdevant Blower Company ot Boston an offer not onh- to guaran tee tbe Woodbrldg-~ system, but also t o gh'e bj)nd!\ securing the guarantpe. making tnt> "ule pro\"I!llon that the COntraC"t be awardeoci to Ir]backel' & D-l\'l~ or Burtalo. Htnce the latter firm's Lt,l Is thE' nelt to the 1m,' est or thu~e th.lt lun'c been reeeh"e·d and the loweRt is fiaimed to hi." froln a firm thut Is not unC"JuE-sticlflahly respon!Olble, it InOks a~ H 'llI ob!tta('le~ tu the ~"oodbrid~fl sys11E"111 bfln~ gh"en a trial In Butralo "oulfl soon rll!'lO.ppear, It Is undf'r!ltood that the Rturifpyont ("'ompan}". which I" one of the largf;st tlnr} b('<:t known mi:lnu(acturer~ of blowers anl1 '3n me-('hanlsm~ in thf' world. hat: an grfPment with Irlbat'kf'f &. nR.\'I!< to Plo,-Ide this firm ,,·lth tan for f th(l !Cliutll's system, i' the Butra14 ~firm " IIrtA 'be- C'ontrart. ~ ~ authorities. l'letsch~ TeUs Why. flO .. 3 .l:VUHOO~ '0 ',.. 00 oLl!lllUVI( ~UVd 'lVlIJ..!I30 'OA1Ju",.,nr "e '.1\\ 'lII'JOQQlI "V '.1\\ 1'/ "00" 1J8Jn':IJZ 'R 'KOXVif .. f;R'V 1'l'IJ.t\\ 'N'OXVo.!I ' 3 '1H3(" '.!l -.(q PltN • , "'PII'~ ~J n.tlo.( pU __J~U.IP 11 ~uo '~l:J'l"'Jq 1_ Qao 1-::C ·.IalDJow ,{J~,,~ AlItUnl'm ~U'I A:/J9{n,30u ""OW fit~.\\oq "ql :I'{_aa put- <mTER~on UO!lsafJ!pUI DEI"iG KILL. 1/;; y/);: ~dell" ~==~~ rEMPLOYED~t.WS. CHILDREN. Joseph Adams Fined $20 On Complaint of Factory Inspectors. On oomplalnt ot Deputy Factor), In: ploying children In his pants makl~g tat.tory. Judge Murphy linen him. $_0. The children werc )tary MunnIo,", ska, 15 venn~ olu: HORyn Po~penda. 15 l-:ea;: old' and Anna. PORppnda, 14. The) a the' old£'st. eal'h, or famllle~ or .sE'\"t;"'~ l'hl1cJl'en, Deputy Jn~pf'C'tor Schnur dl:'t not object FlO much to their working a, to the tact that thf'Y wpre WOrki~! without thp proper C'erllftcates fro:"I~\\' JIt':1lth ppoarltnen[ a~ required b) hR.Vf: ·\<lam" knew that thpy did not 1~.. S h ur say~ 0 nc theRe ('prtltkateR. ;\1r. b~ t~e liE'PUl:r Inwa~ \\aunN) la~t Jun: t )stop employing ~r)p(·tor that. h:ld~u~\'lth the nE'ce:O;S"HY ('hfldr~n unplo~ ('l'rtlrlc'n tt>!oI. V:101Cl Ull:J the tuture. A t ted that the glrl~ l~pt:!("tor Rrhn~rt~ olibtuln thp rpqulr{>d R.r~ hright (,Iloug I thp.m there ,,1:1 Jlapr'r8 ('pon ~p('ur ng I U~ no 'obJertlon to thl"ir work_~n~K~._ _ _ • i .t:rntulntioll~ or )luyor ("onwt1y'~ ~l':''J: in its tfr:1t11lrllt o( p-unitnl'F nffulrs, nnt ttl{' IH~oph' t-thv" know lllP truth, for in ~bi~ way OlJ!Y the olllllicalion of int,·lh~"nt rem"dws ~ ~ ""'OM';n!:., h. applwd. ~ SAYS TYPHOID GERM~ CAN BE ANNIHILA~ Pointer for the Board otHealth. Ef;:7~"';I~';;0 ho~pltal to • per een t, flralh ratl' from tYVhoitl with tlw totlll numh~r or dl'ath only :10, is It Yf·rr low ratt.' for a cit;\" 0 ' H;;,OOO inhnhit:l1Its. Tllp!,(, fi.~\Il"l's ~ilent1y but el,lcluNlt l) att('..,t tltt> wi:-;c1om of fiirr:llioll, n ~:r~tt'1I1 ttr!::I',l UI10ll t h(l ,'onsidl'ration of tht' ('on way ntilllil1istl'ntioll 11)" The Troy p, (·~t bl·\..:lll1S(> its l'ost wonld not excl!l'd ntH thirli or tilt' hh:.hly l'Xl)f>n>,;in~ :.11111 l"Xp I llwntal 111.111 tillrilly uclol1tl~ to impro nIl11 ilH'l"pn"'e OU1' wutrr :-;nrlplr. TIl{' ('omp:l\"i!-oll for ~lnr<.:h (I1l!'t mOll I is U~ (ollowto-: 2 30 I t!1 'l'l'oy f){'lIths, 127; rate, O. ; {'Xl" U hO$J'lltltl~. IS 2.1. • \ .\. Ihall.'.· .. lI~·lltbs. 120; rllte, 13.D7j wlth4 bnsllital-(, 1158. ~~h:n C:l~ ~g~~JSth~:m~nal~~ ~~~~fl~ ::'.ted bay rum a~e sprung on them In Thp blll authorizing the city to bond Itself for $50.000 for a ne'w site tor a (unds. The last bill changed thp rate or In· terest on city work over $5,000 from 5 _\lhany ' ~ Y(':ll". with copies or the ordlnanees So that {nult ito; not onr~ . omnibus veto message made publlc in Albany lnst night, but yetoes were not 80 Important as thpy looked. Thp Go\-ernor vptoed four local btllfl. had aJread:r been rlisapproved by the l\layor and [he Gov-I prnor's veto wa~ unne('es~ary_ The bIll vetoed abolishing the office of back tux collpctor was a duplicate ot a bll1 lllrea.dv a In.w. .Mayor Knight had dl~n.p­ pro\-ed the SC'hnelder bill amendln~ the grade C'ro!"sing law relatIve to con~~­ qUf'ntlal damages to propprty ownf'-g and thE" Governor's veto was Unnel'l ~, Flar}"". The (ourth bl11 vetoed last night amended the charter 1n relatIon to local lit!);. 1"%. 1$G7. lS!)Q. 1899. 1900 .. Tl'ny ., ..... 3'\ ~ 20 51 48 is ,,-\lhtU1Y ... •. 162 97 M 9t ~:! 3.'li that it would not be a bad thing I GrE'f'ne to supply the patrons of barber !Ohops O"iCE. Go,". 'ero apparently cut a ''''ath through Butralo legislation In an qURrantine of th to rC'fraltn fedrom".PaateSrtlnbgot~I~~ r~mr~~~:l~ Thl' ti~tln'!oI ~uhmitt('d nrt' oflirinl, on swee en , . . '1""" Irl from terming a rubbing a. massage, !o;t1'Hd I\'P :11111 ~Ul!'~E":'tl've_ uC~ S 1;H1 and to do and not to do a. few other ~tudit'fl for t hE" J1urpm~e of prolllotllU: 4 things. to. .'i\'<- 'I'my a fairer f'tluitary rr.C'l CopIes of the ordinan~, 'W.n.ilen pr I n t -UOIt .. I't . ed, will be generously d1~trlbuted -n IUWl'1" ratt' flf lIlorta} ~. .. among the barbers. It has alR"O been If thC' f:l(·ts and fi,C'ur('~ (10 110t ('omp\ suggested to Health Commlss1oner"l\ lth the ,!lilterill~ ~E"lll~rnlilh'''' nntl ~( ClT A SWATHTHROl:GH epector Sl'hnur. Jo~enh Adams of 40 North Division ~treet was arre~ted today b\· D~tN·tlve Mahany ot thE' Franklin si I't'pt Statton, l'harged with em- I breaths after eating garlic and onlons, to refra.ln trom using cross cut saws nn ' their customers' faces . to speak only when spoken to, to retrain tram using lump alum for the cauterization of cuts and to u~e alum 1n IlQu1d form Instead, LOC!lL LEGISL.lTIO"i, FOl·n 'rE.lSl·nE~ - ..... OTtlE~ B:~.S qll~q pu. UNp q:t.WOli ~ql d~~'{-,illpp. "W03JaJ\O_gs'd' tWJn\1!:UUn qJosq. l~q~ u'uu:)lla: un.;Jtu lJVU]" '<'1 ~'\"Il"J A( -lU1!:11U1 ~n RlqnOJl p~JPUI'l pu_ 1!:lsd..ds.{a ~. Health 1ommlssloner ~ yester. AY announoed that h. had ordered printed the new barber shop ordinances. which make it compulsory Upon barbers to 'u~e a. to-n'el but once. to QtJU'J.l1;r;e their razors, to pertume their ODELL VETOES QUARANTINE AND t C"iti(>~ Tonawuooas to look carefully luto "ate frolU l~()() to dute. From this ar the matter and 11 condltloos warrllut '"ken the 1"lIowinl; fignre" r<'lllting to t, tilo a protest with the proper Troy nlHl Alliun): I the E'xpert nn heating and It I fHIS IS THAT THE CONTRACT l' \n familiarize lhE'm~el\' 5 with i s , , BE AWARDED TO IRL- provision~. JUST A FE W "'OURI~ Tht"" ordlnnnce will ha.ye a trndeney BACKER & DAVIS OF BUF- I to make barbers ~€" more cleanly with TtllNOS FOR A Implement~ which they uSE' on ('usFALO, WITH WHOM THE "the tmn€"rs. 1 t w i1l he neC'f'ssary for bar'M BARBER TO DO bel'S to f:UIlply ea('h cu.stomer with a COMPANY HAS DEALINGS. c1enn towel. to use one pan for hot water only. and to abolIsh the custom of rubbing lUl1Ip .1lum on the Caces ot cu~tumt:'I'~. The .dum remedy tor cut~ will have to be u::oed In the form of a fluid h€'rE";tfter, Thf~ nrdlnan('f'. Dr. Ur€'f'ne helleves, will ('ause ha1"bl~r~ to take greater ('arE' Of thE'lr pli1!'p~ and lean' but little . chanet· (or tht' generation of disc-asf'. ase- in the total uUlnl l(>r health condltlOOIlI~ the i'. mll"luoltlt·s o('o,h, of about 2;;(). The fi~ure' lor the oorth 01 Buf/alo. ~ enormous two cities by yonrs nrc n. follow", amount 01 dirt rollec I the ~treetM lS!l!l. 190<l. l I l t a dlt t I Troy .........................1,2;9 l.52g o a IHge c y -e.o requ re Albtlu, ...................... 1,9~1 l,i.e! nn extraordloary 1m gfq\t1oo to Up to three jears ngo OtiC ot till' com, demonstrate that the cOntinual monc't cnuscs or death in Albnny "'no dumplul/,' 01 the mud dust dirt nod tYllhQid fever, the number of dt'nths Crom t , this cuuse rUlluiug up to 1ft! in l~H':l. filth Into the river wllldosomeharoo. Albany begnn drinldng filtere,1 wnt ..· in and 11 the practice Is cootlnued a Bul· K'·l't,'mLol'. lSDU, nnd .inre thcn tb .. dpficlently loog time the depth of the <'n'as. in tl,e number 01 d,'aths channells apt to Buffer, tY]Jhoill fC'\'C'f ha:; l.r>l'U Y('r~ m:lTIH!u: . total (l('ath~ frow t~'phoiu III l:-'Un 1ll Of course Buffalo would oot thlDk I);",,' was S2, and of this numher ollly '-'I that phase ul the sltuall<ln, ijbe o<'our"o,1 3ttor the filter plant WK' oever does tblnk. of her8maller north. ol,p",llion, ern nefghbord. It might not be a bad 'l'bc Htlltc IIealth Department h"o com· Idea (or the huslness lnterests ul the piler! "tllti,tiCS on the 1Iumber of ,Ip.lthe COPIES COUNCILMAN FLEISCHMANN RECEIVES NOTIFICATION THAT WOODBRIDGE SYSTEM WILL BE GUARANTEED BY STURDEVANT BLOWER CO. adrn, 'i'll' r ~~e~~rd8 say to the Boarel o( Health through "E"erybody's Column." Why don't they go .r c • J..I, I Ilround every spring and look utter V.-I' J t tt ~ //" the'e old ftlthy closets? 1 think It they Dr. l'II. ~. Veeder Reads Iutel'e did [here wouldn't be so mu('h sickness. MICIDGAN STREET. P~l er ~o, Aprll 16. 1902. '-Ilu I .-:::- ~ lOt Louirtille's lIealth Officer Attacks a " Cheri. ed German Delicacy. LOUIHI!;I, '1$ H' lth offif'E'r......pr. M. K. Allpn, has r~ll\lm litnbprler cheesE' to be forbid et foot! tha~y, He Insists that" tt 14 Ilsnn ary ~J full o( mlcroble ~.·bl('t4 ~\ lief tbat It 8bOUI1JG obalGl\tl~LMe a is tounded, 110t 09 I~~UP ~ OD nasal observatl0!l.~ b 0 opU a experiments. D ~ ~ll(' . 8 that while looking at a PI~!-:.' oC lImburgE'r ('I1ef?s~ through a magn~~g glass ho aaw It making n Ylgor-1 o trort to ('seape from und~r thp lens. Tll be ('onteuds. makes lImburger c}WesE' a hYing Issue tor LOUIS 'k'1I1 O' j that Is strong ~nougb to wa I b y Cb ee!lA ' t 0 ower!ul for thel Itse-I( lR, he t~lnl(s'h 0 eP bis determioagE'oeral digest on; Its e~~le aod consump- rc.Cl'nt~· l·h: t~d il 111' uf ,.\rLs ur E "£1 ~nd lbf"1' hi. df til, ltd' (In sll.lit try Imp n I;ul ~lll'll( f nons In IhC' SO"1 It t 'l1nraigIlS, for' hI ~}I H U lac (.\ HIng-. Tl 10jcJ ( 'f l' t It ,(n.l !'Lgg 1l"Jlng f' ,Al'I\ ! h:n ) <t !" IIJH Ikel Ie'l \\ a f hf J;-c nf' \ "1 "'lue,' (n Ie t IOn Tll' \ f >lit th 'itt '·11 .,. ~ tel nt tl 1 t I" IlU I he IH' t 11:,- l'.~' t,"('1\ J , }t y ~ I' It} 101m cliatt ,Hul till 1tlugh <II I tJOn ttf 1. I t\ phi Ie] E""C '('m nt J \'('1""(1111(. II' L T"' o. it:. l'\.:u ~o U tht ('I, et In! 1:1l!:;i or .. f.1lt..1JI' "th uut; j e of the Wllt,·1' slll'ply All tlH:H ht: ('onslderel1 i :11 Un.li floo to suppress tlH,' m ttf' n' thE' g I ltt'st impl tl~r tramlndcu German c1t1zl'ns. 01 \\ ,s thl' iU3l!l r lItOl s tlt ~ Til{ 10m of (I wb:~ there arc a host In Loulsville, .have. hac·dlll. rallied to the defence at their cberlsbe( j It' (oll~lcml1t'd !-;('\ l't: \ ar.,tC with much CIlee.so . "'b('v .I J n' b I ror('(> I cd thaa the eXt) • t.'Il1~nt!-;. (If fl'. liruburg-l'r shoulil ue-yet' 0;0 ~ tbJ/ hnc('IIJj ~pem to lhtl\ III k I" ~l '1 through n mngnlCylng gAlllll'" t ~a~~ au ImllaJ. J1'" S lei, \\ '$ Jill 111' I un, I bC's they ae-k Dr_ ~n 0 , m Ie r a . which with thC' ald of \\ a.\1l! U, tOV_ 10011 or drink In ful' microscope evl JlJ '.IClJqSUaz(JU 1? PUB 'Slll)tjtr" ~,'rl fmmckntp- C';~~el~re cannot be u~t(>C(et ~9 s~l{n Ot{.'\1 '310dl-llalt i.I!:fp nr JO 0lllJ ~lq ~enleeSa .1 I\: .taJu11'p palll 5 0 CO~ltrO\.ersy that resoh'es Hs<' 1a alll s'l){uJ aUll ..\1. ~ 1 at Into a qU8htiOO o[ taste-BOll tl iq U pus sltuos llJUa.l.!l JO .(v'sUIS -lU<,h 11 ro:r of the limburger, ~ like tpc pulldlDr 1! -xa un ·.)nattSv.w pUB llla'IQ A[ 1m fa In tho eatlug.-New 'York" orld. fel sSUU 'l{aau ~tln .Idl'e~lI.L .;J1<1 tr lWUH H ll1 IUQ ~l{1 tlO sp-e poo.B hUUtu alII JI) .3 sJ 1l,)It{,\1 .. ·.(a>{;)JO •• ll·)Jt)>{~ il111!f ~Uftl~.t "lJ aLl) l u ~Jnl'e~J din NJ pUU dlllfM UOl;h~r,) 10 O :;"II lHml~ ,Jpu}t' lfJO.\\ ,11.\'1) i)OUUW.lOJ.lud '·l(}tql UUt 'C 'I ~ �, 124 MOVE TO PROMOTE SALE OF PURL /{ WHOLESOME MILK IN BROOKLYN Committee of Kings County Medical Society Issues Circular to Dealers AskinQ for Their Co-operation-Perfect Cleanliness on Dairy Farms the Most Important Consideration-Physicians Will Meet Producers and Their Agents to Confer as ~ the Adoption of 1.11 ( ~ Rules and Regulations, I. T~~ll:'::mmjSslOn per cent., and that the milk must not contain more than 30,000 bacteria of all kinds to the cubic ce ntimeter (about 15 or]6 drops). This will be provisionally adopted as a standard o( clean milk. As bacteria. get into the milk through lack of cleanliness during the nlilking, and obJet't of this Commission is to encour- careless handling of the milk afterwards. nfCC and prcrr..o:L tbe sale ot clean milk this Is a goou clue to the care used in in Kingl:1 County. Recently there bas the productlon and subsequent handling al i .. C:l :l desire among progressive mPQof the milk. The milk, before testing, ted mpJ) and the educated community must be in Its natural state, not having L ......·n milk whIch would conform not only bean heated and wjt~lOut the addition of to the standard fixed by law, b ut \\'hlch coloring mattel· or preservatives. The would have a certaIn guarantee at clea.n- butter fat must reach 3.5 per cent. The lIneElis. It has long been known the t the exa.minatlons will be made at thE'" Hoal?:changes In the mllk 'w hich cause souring, land Laboratory. 'which bas volunteered and the production of substances ~'hJ c h to do the work. These examinations will render It unfit for infant feeding. are due b e made with a frequency at the option to the pl'esence ot excessive numbe.t" at of the Commi~f:ior., according to the senbacteria. son and condition of the milk. and at "Bv ('lean milk is meant. milk whlch least once R. month. The Commission renot o'nl:r conforms to the chemical stand- serves the rIght to change the standard, ard. but ,....-h1ch contains the least pos- within reasonable Jtmits. upon due noti ce sible number of bacteria. The test ot being given to the dealer. The examina_ cleanliness is the proportion at acid gen- tion of the milk will be made free of ~ r ated in the milk and the number ot ('ost to the dealer. A charge will be made ba~teria" Bacteria gain access to the to coyet' the actual cost of inspections. mllk in manl~ wa.y~: the lowe;..' .part cf Labels will be furnished at cost. Pubthe cow's teat contains them: they may Iietty will be given to the name of eyery (!xlB't in the pall, or fall into the pall dealer holding the Commlssion's certifitroin t he air, the udder of the cow. the cate. All reports of examinations or inha nd::; of the milker. and In other wa.ys. spectiOll$ will bf3' strictly confidential be81'\d u nless the milk is 'immediately tween the Commission and the dealer or ('ooled to a temperature below tl~at producer." The committee that bas undertaken t'avorabl(\ ror growth. and kept at thjs te>mperature. they proceed to multiply this work is composed of well-known wlth astonishing rapidity. phy,iclans. They are Elias H. Bartley, "The· Commission belIeves that the M.D., chairman; William A, DeLong, ceaiers as ,':ell as the physicians of the M .D .• secretary; Z. Taylor Emery. I\Ln. ; ('lty are interested in anything ",bleh will Glen" orth R. Butler. M .D.: J acob Fuhs, tend to Improve the milk supply; their' l\f.D.: Ezra H. 'Vilson. M.D.; Peter Scott, co-opera.tlon and advice is tp.erefore 1\1.D. i LeGrand Kerr, M.D., and H. A. t'Hrnei:::t1y ~eQuested. The Milk Commls- Hunker, M.D. ston ft.grep~ to guarantee 01' certify the The milk df"alers and the Commission milk of all denIers desiring ~uch certifi- have arrangpd to hold a conference on ration. A special label wHI be furnis:hed Monday evening, AprIl 21. at the Kings for the purpose, The standard required COWHY Me di ca l Society rooms, on Bedto obtain this endorsement wllI be that ford avenue, at which the subject wlIl be .. the acidity must not be highel' than J12 further disC'us sOO:. CIVIL SERVICE BOARD IN A' FIGHT OVER THE METHODS OF OR. CROWE Plan of Holding Lectures Prior to Ex.' amination Said to Be lIIegal ••Crowe Defends His Position and Says He Will Continue the Work. of the Medical SO<'lelY of Kings County have Jssu e\! a printed circular Inviting Brooklyn rlJilk dealere to co-operate with them In their ,,·ork. The circular says in part: "The ANOTHER ROW IS BREWI NG IN MAYOR KNIGHT'S NEW BOARD ('ha!"lps B. ·Whe ele .. , '.PhflrE"s annther rumpus among snntc of t lie lllE'll1bprs of tbe Civil S('1'\'ice ('(lllllni.:-;F-ioll. Thifi time it Is not fac~ f.t<.·t! 011 , as has been the in t11r> pa~t. bul n1enlbel's oC one fa, liun a~ainst members of the other. The l'i1al"lt!; i8 Inude on the side that • COODWVN'S pny I HELD UP BY H 'f;T~;~~::;,,::t~:~'.D EATHTO Ml&ROB]> E\\"C'll flbout the lel'tut'e. WITH %;Yo~AVY - f'a:r~ Dr. Crowe commissl0nE"l"s were not llillifird beeause it was not an omcl~l plan: that in ordel' tn prevent gl\'!ng an official air to the pro<"eeding no ooU· Ikation was sent to person:;; who inteni to try for the examination. But. offl('inl or not. the lecture hafi caused a lourl howl among one or two In£lmbpl'5 of the ('ommission, who werE" not pr(>~cnt at any time at tile lectures, and lhr el'llo of this howl will probably be heal'll in the near future in room 805 of the Ellkott Square. when the' commission bolds its next meeting there. those I .An EX1,lnnatloll i11&lle. ... shops in the clly that it would be impossible for the health department to keep a constan t w'atch on eeach shop. The public will be expected to co-operate with the department in the enforcement. Cards bearing a copy of the ordinance are to be posted in all the shops next week. Then all patrons of barber BUFFALO RIVER shops may 1..l1ow to what they are enPUSHES titled, and if they don't get It they Can BRIDGE MATTER ALONG complain to the health department, which will Immecliately begin proceedA RIPPLING ings against Violators of the ordInance. The ordinance Is designed for the preLAUGH. vention of the spread of dIsease, through the luedium of barbers' razors and other appurtenances to the shaving The only ripple of wind at the AlderbUSiness. The ordina.nce requIres that lUanlc matinee yesterday was over the the razor shall be sterilized belore 1t repol·t f"om thc School Committee In Is used on each customer, compels the' barber to proyide a fresh clean towel fa,"or of pla(!ing fire escapes on some for each customer, and prohibits the of the school buildings. Ald. Zoeller use of alUm in such form that the same opposed the report, but Ald. Sullivan alum comes In contact with more than made a stirring "peech In fa.vor of the one face. It probably will be used In a fire ('&capes, and the report was liquId form, if a.t all, so that It can be adopted. applied from a bottle. The barbers also ·'l·ve got that many children a.ttend- are required to wash their ha.nds before Ing s{"hool and I want fire escapes for sha vlng each customer. all the lads," said the Second Ward The cards forbidding spitting In r...lty papa. holding up seven fingers. The tire escapes were ordered placed street cars have not yet been posted. on M •• ten Park. High School, No.7, Commissioner Greene says the streetNo. l~, No. 3~. No. 33, No. 35, No. 3U, car company has ~ for a little mOre No. 49 and G. A. R. hall at Convention t:ime, 80 that the cards can be permaHall. Ald. Landsheft announced that the I nently attached to the new open cars It pul,lIe hearing on the gas contract intends to run th is summer. The cards " .... uM \'. h.eld Thursday afternoon at that the city is to SUpply for the pur~:30 o·ciock. I pose are larger than those now In the Ald. Sullivan ottered a resolution, cars. which are proVided by the comwhich was referred, ordering that the pany Itself. The city's cards are all Bulralo Rlnr swing bridge across Ohio printed and waiting tor the company to Street bE" cloF:ed during the noon hour give the word. One WIll be posted In 80 a.s not to prevent workingmen from going 10 and from their places of work. every car operated In the clty. Some days lhe bridge I" lett open for a long time and the men are greatly InconveniE"oce<i. TIle matter of the appointment of Mrs, A. G. Goodwyn, Assistant Mercantlle In!:lpector tn the Department of ~. wa!'t re!erred to the Investlgat .. mg<:'Ommlttee tog~th.r With lh- C<lrporaiton t"oun~el. Mr8. Goodwyn·t ray Is stUI withb~ld by rea'Son of Ald ....:artin'. opposition to the manner In which oh" was appolnteq. due, as he alleg•• , to .x-Commlssloner C. P. Smith·. InlIu.nc" In • curlns her designation, lh. Now it happens that Dr. l!ra"'e and M~RlIN ;::4fi¥:i!~::~~:::::'1~~~::; Twentieth Ward Alderman Intends to Get at Bottom ofCivil Service Case. --T1MI:.S. or 1\It'. ~loYl]ihan dId not notlfy (:ommllit~dOnf'I':i \\~heeler, Sprt1gue, Rirker an'] il~ainf't lion \·a~p p,.esl~el1t ('01l11l1js~i0l1. I ' ~S # 1")" AUGUSTUS F, FARRON In the death of Augustus A. Farron Buffalo loses one of its most respected and well known citizens. 1\11". Farl'on Wi:l.$ one uf Buft~alo's labor leaders. having he en financial secretary ot the l~ullding Trartes Council and connected with many other labor organizations In IIere's the way one of the commissioners put It to a TIlI1ES man: "Thi s idea or holding a serles of lec· tures for the purpose of posting pO!;f'l· hIe applicants for a pOSition on what may be expel.·ted of thE'm Is a new one. But it is a dangerous one. [t is open Lo much criticism. Is It the duty ot the (,h'i) Service Commission to turn itself inte a Rchooi of instruction for lhp purpose oC gh'ing applicants for positions a lln(' on what they must Itnow 1n ord{"l' to pass an examination '! I do not think It is. It has not been the eUstam of previous commissions and I have nc,'cr heard of such a proceeding on the pan of commissions in other ciUes. It \s unfair. It is outrageous. It is dangerous, It is lIkely to cause the commisstan trouble. Schools have been estab· lished for the purpose of traIning PCI·· son:-; who are deslrous of eJ1le~lng Civll Service examinations, 'The l1rsl thing we know these people will h~ after us in the courts. "~e have no right to turn the commission into u. school of instruction. "r undel·stand tbis thing was done In the name of the commission. It Ig not proper, nor is it lawful, for anyone to do anything in the name of tl~e com· mission without being authorized by the commission. Furthermore, I understand that three 01' four of the commiElsioners had no InlOwledge wilateyer of the holding of these lectures; that noth· ing whate""er had been said to them about the matter." th(· city. Dr. Cron-e It' CrJtlcbed, ---.--- An intimation having been made that SulnE' of the Giyil Service Commlssi~l1l - the lecture idea was Dr. Crowe's. he I ers are trying to turn the· commiSSIOn was questione~ by a TIMES ,l1:~~l. are II In tn a !->l'hool of instrut:'tion, instead of "Doctor"' said the reportel. ) au ('onfining its working to learning appIi- beIng criticised for holding that.. serles bUllS' filnes!'O for positions they seek. of lectures last Saturday night. On the other side the statement is "'Well, I hope I'ln criticised for that't 111ad(! that nothing has been done that was the reply. "because we ca~, mee ,~'a~ not Intended for the betterment of any criticism that ma:r be made. b ut the munidpal seryjce and that the In· Dr. Crowe then went on t~ tell a ~fr timation that an official eoloring was the arr'angements made by hl,m and 1 'j given t.o an unoffie:ial proceeding Is un- !\Ioynihan for the lectur,es. art justified and without foundation in "There was no intentIOn on our P fact. to g'h·e the thing an official ('0101' In an.~ HowP\'er. t11e trouble brews. way. For the pUf,?ose o~ I)r.pven\h~~nlri TIlt' lalp~t affah' ot't"urrect last Satur- being put in that ligbt '" e did nO n DC I clay night in the Central High School. any notices of the lectures to (f Y _ 'rh't-. l')(amination fot' stationary engin- the persons who desire to take t~e ~~e t't:>1' allo janitor 111 public buildings had all'lination. Nothing was done ~~tar)r lH.• en referl'ed by the ('ommission to commission's name, The sec Dr. ~P. M. Crowe. one of its members. knew the lectures were to be heI~l. en. fOr n Dt', CI'o"'e was to ('onduct the examtn"The examlnal!od t ~tatiO~~~ ~pon ation, The examination has not yet glneer was referle 0 III • for been 11('1d. Tb.e affair in the Centt"al the plan of having these IecturesJdea. liigh ~("hnol wa:-:; a preliminary to the the purpose of giving everyone an d bY {'xaminatioll, arr..lllge-d by COnlmission- as to what quatiftcati~n~ aJe '~~~~~r, I PI'S ('rU\H· :.lnd .Moynih<:tn. DI·. cro~ve" a stationary englneel (lllbls J exam Inn.· U!Hl ill' . .:\Ioynihan dC'elded to puhl!sh am allowed to conduct t everyone 1l0l1Ct·S call1ng attention to a IlllTnhf't"' tion as I see fit. so lon~ aSmmiSf:;lon. of let'lUJ'£'S that \\·ould b~ giYen .)n ,·er· gets an equal show. Eat' COl .et~rrcd). lain !'\uhj('~·t:-:;. subje<:tH that wo.uld he of el' to WhOlll an exan;lInaLiO~e s I _ ('~JI .. d:.d inf~rf'~t to per:-;nnM mtpn(]lng has lhe rIght to do the_sa. "I' I to tl"" til(' examination [01' ~tational'Y l!tll .lJn:> 01 1U:'P!U nll uallo ~l .l3S 3'ONIS' V ·sw~all JnODlnq pdll:a pUB 'poolq aq1 aSUB"P pUll 100:> 01 'S'lld J.N8A 'OS'8~ V~fl,)l.lfl::> pUB !IBaq pUll aqloOI pUB 'UOllBWWBllUI pUB 'UOIl -lIll .. JI '~Ulq:>ll ABUll AIlUlflSU! Ol .lNHW.lNIO VH(l~I.1n:> :;ll='nn) -,,~.n'\. QD." 0::'"1·°5. DnR ' G ~!l �/ VERY COMMON SENSE. tocnt ~ffKffrERS f HnVf 8~fN SrUNG SC'GGE'lTIONS ON THE TRA~G ~ .y'.t/OF CHILDREN. ~ I" / / - The tralblng of chlldren i¥ the way they should go has been ta.ken up by the :Massachusetts Association or Boan" or Health which has adopted a set of sugg@§!!ons tor teaching cleanUness to school Children. Copies of the suggestions have been sent to health orocers of many ot' the princIpal clUes or the country. A DunlPer of the recipients have Indorsed the suggestions and made them puhllc for the benefit of parents and children. Dr. G. W. G<)ler, Rochester's hea.1th omcer, has Indorsed them and they have been approved in severa! Western cities. Here Is the list: Honey on Sale Most 0 f the Alleged to Contain iIJ.,,~ Glucose, \t/lt.~, 7j.£. p)./ ~ 1. TO BE INVESTIGATED on oj Should sufficient evidence be secure the case will be taken up by t~e North American Beekeepers' Association, pred sen ted to the grand jury and prosecute to the letter ot the law. The beekeepers are confident the market is being ed by fraud and a number of th~ ruin leading ones have spent consIderable time in gathering evidence to convict the guilty ones, The work of the dUlgent ones has been dragging along for some months, One of them today informed a TIMES rel J porter that a eample or the mpure productlon had been placed in the l!a.nds of City ChemIst Hill tor examination. On his report the prosecution will be based, ] [ is said the sample had been given. a prevIou~ test and glucose was found In a remarkably large proportion. Turned O'-er to Chemh t . ai-I ~!lchlg.n Street and Is said to be one out oC thousands of the same lot which was sold In Buffalo during th~ jar past year. The dealers. If they find they have been swindled. 'vill aid in the prosecu- tlon. Strong OrgRDiI;Atlon. The North American Beekeepers' Assoclatlon was organized several yeal's ago [or the pur110se of prosecu tiog perpetrators of fraud in the honey busine~8 whl('h has become a leading industry in thIs section or: the State. 1\fembers of the association, While declining to divulge the name or the alleged offe-nder, say that e,idence points to a man In We~t Seneca, not a beekeeper, but who pORes as such and manutacturefi the article which he puts on the market under the name of extracted honey. I·;,,,.---'=------=----====Bla SIGNS TO COuRIEh. WARN SPITTERS f AGAISST EXPECTORATION f!;vl/l." TO START. "JU:t.s~ . as soon as the summer cars are PUt out by th e s t reet railway cornpany to H:~1th CommiSSioner ~ S..t- Said urady, I the new signs will appear that hope 'Ill • ." put an end to the spitting nu ~anc:e on the street car!=J." CoShortly arter taking olllce, Health m I mlssloner Greene's attention was ca 1 ed by many persons to the large amount at splttl ctone In the sir ng which was being e;\ determIned to cars, and he at once larger Signs tha e , out SOmE' new and the attention ot n are now used to call that SPitting In ~.sengers to the tact lion or the city he~ft'i{ cads Is a vlola_ the new signs are t b Or IDances. But In tbe nrst In 0 e more emphatic. slderably lar~~rc~'h therhare to be conuse, and will co an e Signs now in ter, I.nclUdlng e~~~ln more reading mat. that thOse \Vho rid acts. In black type, the USe oC blno e may read. without Ing 1n street ca~~lf~'s, tbft expeotorat_ " !est and a polIce 'cour~~n s h able by arne. I elate, lIoor or sidewalk 1s an abom1- -- UP FIN~S IT'S I,QJlIM Councilmen Sanction Acts of Aldermen Regarding Certificates of Necessity. j/J::;. carry them over untU the beginnIng ot Not to put tho dngere: lDto the mouth. e fiscal year. The Counctlmen yesterNot to pick the nose. ay sanctioned the action of the AldNot to wet the finger wlth sallv&. 10 turning the leaves ot books. ermen In al10wing the Bureau ot BulldNot to put pencils into thO' mouth or motst- ing $15.000; HrpUh l&ep~tment. $16,en them with the lips. 000; Park Depar!fment, i15,OOO; Police Not to put money into the mouth. Department. $12,000; Common Council, Not to put pins into the mouth. $2,500, and the Mayor's Department, $1,Not to put anythl.ng into the mouth exeept ~OO, the latter to pay the e...~erts "rho toad and drink and ilia toothbrush. examIned the accounts In the City Not to swap apple cores, candy, cbe.wlng Treasurer's office. gum, aU-day 9u('kers, balt-eaten food, whlsOn motion of Councllrnan KUnck. the {les or bean-blowers or anything that Is action of the Aldermen in awarding to habitually put into the mouth. the Harris Safety Company the conTeach the children to wash the hanas clean. lract for fire escapes on several of the If a chUd is coming down with n communic- public Echool buildIngs at its bId of able disease it 1s reasonable to b~1iev" that $6,000, was referred to a committee ot there is less cbance or infecting nersons &.Ild ~ hree, together with the Superintendthings if the bands and face are wasbed ent of Educa.tion, to investtgate. Chairclean and not daub~d with the secretions ot man Flejschmann announced as the the nose and mouth. committee CouncHmen Klinck. Ladd Teach the children to turn the !ace a.slde and Kreiner. when coughing and sneezl.ng-eIiPecla.lly it On motIon ot Councilman Ladd, the they are f.o.clng another person or when at CommissIoner of Public Works was table. directed to ascertain the quality of ChUdren should be taught that their bodies brick beJng used In the construction of are thefr own private posseSSiODSj that per- the. Lafayette High School, and also to sonal cleanliness Is a duty; that the mouth Inquire whethE:'T the spec.ifications are Is tor eating and speaking and should not be being llved up to. used as a. pocket, and that the Ups should On motion of Councilman Stoddart, Dot ta.ke tbe place of fingers. the nction of the Aldermen tn designatThe followin~ was promulgated in COD1leo- lng two German newspapers to pubHs'h tlon with the suggestions: tax noUces was refel."red to COUDCn· The poisons or some ot the QOm.IQ.OD. and men Stoddart and Dunbar. together a.1.so some of the most ioaf;Jlsome diseases are with the City Treasurer and Comptrolfrequently contained in the mouth. In tuch leI', to lnvestIgate. cases anything which Is moistened by the Councilmen Steut, Dunbar and saliva of the lnfected person n:l.I).y, 1! it Fleischmann 'Were designated as a comtouches the Ups of another, convey disease, mittee to 3.ct in conjunction with a The more direct the contact the greater the committee from the Aldermen and take danger. up the questIon of janitors' salaries. It is the purpose at health 01l1clals to keep The committee will meet at 10:30 o'clock in isolaUon all persons having communicable this morning. diseases during the time tha.t they are lnlec- - _____ tlous. But in many cases thiB is impossible. L1ttl& restraint fs put on certain mUd dlaea.ses. as measles, whooping cough. chlcken• pox and mump•• and even such dioea.eeB "" ~ diphtheria, scarlet rever a.nd tuberculosis are frequently so mUd as to be WLIloticed and chtldren afft.-cted with them millgle freely with others. It Is probablB tho,t III such c..... one or the chiet vehic.les ot-cantaPon is tho secreUon of the mouth and no... She It fs beUeved that much can be daDe to prevent ('ontagloD by teaching habits ot cleanltne.ss. But 1t €Ouch lostructlon Is to be At~[I·S. Cutb('rlne Ho!o;~n('~" p¥- 340 South 01. factual it must be continuouB. The tea.c.ber \·I.~IOJi stn.e-t dIed ot til1l1l11pox this moruiu"lr. should notice and corroot ViolaUoD6 ot' these Her dE-nth O('curl'~d at the qunrnntlne ho~~ rule! as habJtually as violations ot the more pital, wblthC'l' ~h(> WfiR rellloypd ye~trrdllr f01'lllal school rules are corrected. attl'rtloon bS officlnls at the health dC'llRl't ... Even U the question at' CITseaae and con- ment. ta~oD did not enter into the mAtter a.t all :'Ifr!;. nosfln(>~' was 2!) reflXs old. 8L\fl rethe subject ought to be given more a.tten- slde-cl willi her husband at 1be addrl'~R tlOD by teachers. Our achools should not only Rtnted a-boYt'. They l.1ad no ('"h11l]r(>n. Mr".. teach reading, wrIting and R.l'itbmetic, but it no.s~lIpy wns tnkNl 11l about len dn~-R ago, is, perhaps, quIte as important that they should tnculcate cleanliness, decency, refine- bllt the cn~~ was not diagnosed n~ one o( RD1nllpox until ;\'p"'l(>rdR.'· morning, whpn ment and mannerlS. Olea.nltnesa sbould be taught tor Its own Dr. BorIc was called 10. He reco~nlzpd th~~ sake, even it it had no relation wha.tever to symptoms at onc(>, IUld notlfteu lite bt!Rltli depnrtment, the otfir-tnl~ or whlcb took hnhealth. H1Nltnrp t-rtf'ptl to rfIDo,r the pnth'nt to the Copies of the suggestions have been hospltili. Thf> removnl wns el'!ected l"bortir utter noon .n·ste-rdn,', and th{,1\ the hnuse l_r_e. ce_Iv_ed_ln Butralo. 'wns fumlg-ulNl. It wos not thought Itt ftr!'r that -lfrs. RO!i~nt\l WRS scrlo'l~ly 111, bnt SMALLPOX lute \,"l'.!-\I'rrdn.,· nfternooD f'he heJ!on to ~rO\\' . ROFFNEY OF SO DIVI- WOnl~. '1'il(\: phYHlrlnne lit tb~ n05pltal did t"yerrthlng p01\~lbl(' to r('llcY<: h~, r, but ,dtbION STREET LAT~SVI out 'nY(\II, 311d ~hl' dleu shOrtly alter ~ ". o'('lo<'k this morning, A remlnder of the nt llpox Dr. O'Harn, the pbystf'lan In chargE' ot epIdemiC is found in a occ onal case the qU3rnntlllP hORpitfll, uotlfiC'fl Hp.olth of the disease, discovered from time to {'ommts.slon(,l" GrN'Ill' of the dE.":tlh of tht" time by the health department physi- putipnt, nnd Dr. (;rN'ne I~sue-d ordt~r!!i tor cians in hitherto untnrected neighbor- thp. 1'1111l."rnl llrrnngell1(>nt~. It wns rXI"(lctC'd hoods. Such a case was reported late that lhe fnnernl wou1l1 he h('ld late thJ!'; nf· tc-rnoOIl. the bfld,\- hplog IntC'rred at LImeyesterday afternoon from N.o. 6.. 0 South ~too(' HUI. .At; 1M l1"uol in sur·h ca~er-:, th~~ Division street. The pa.tient 1s M.rs, ('Ity will boyc to beRr the ('XDen!/)' of the Hollney. 29 years old. Mrs. Rofrney fm'lf?rol. ha.s the disease In a very rnlld form. The otnt"inl!-; ()f the' health df'pnrtmpnt sa.-r Last night the Roffney home was quar- tbat )Ir~. no~!tn('y hllrl not been YlIcclnnlcd. antined and a. police detail was left to guard the house. Today Mrs. RolIney will be removed to the Quarantine Hospital. Then the quarantine will be raised, as soon as the house has been fumigated a.nd aired. t The Rotfney case is the only case 0 smallpox that has been reported to the health department in over a week and the officials of that department are read y to declare the epldemlc at SMA LLPOX 0EA TH I bOMMERC/AC Mrs. C erine Rossney Died at the Qu rantine Hospital, Whither Was Taken Tuesday. ---_.r CA12R't..SS HEALTH CO'IlJrSSIOXER'S CRUSADE we B. natton. Inspectors ot the Health Denartment ave been called upon by the be~keepers h t 1 k mto the of "Testern New York a 00 ('ondttion of the honey mal'ket In Buftala, alleging that some one has flooded market with the bogus article, Former Supervisor Lyman Cornwall, of South Wales, who represented the town of Aurora on the Board from '76 to '82, In behalf of several beekeepers of that town, turned over the sample to the City Chemist with details of the leF:ations, The sample was obtaIned from a. store in the rear of the Southern Hotel on KNIGHT It Is up to Mayor Knight now to sign Children should be taught: the certificates ot necessity tor money Not to spit; It is rarely necessary. To spit for the dIfferent city departments to SAMPLES HAVE BEEN TURNED OVER TO THE CITY CHEM· 1ST FOR EXAMINATION. the /J Q.2:..--- MAYOR ~ an end. .., ... 125 ALDERMEN WILL MAKE f q AN INVESTIGATION ~LD. MARTIN DECLARES THAT I THE BOARD WILL ACT THIS WEEK. I Ald. ~1artln of the "Twentieth Wal'd l4fn~ists that an investJgation will be I made tnt? the conduct Of the recent exam!natlon for assistant mel-cantile jnspector in the Department of Hea.l,th. It will be remembered tbat the {'barge was made that Dr, Chauncey p, Smith. one of the membe-rg of the old Civil S('TYit'e C""ommission. had favored )lrs. A. C. Goodwyn, and that he had been instrumental in getting her appointed. She is now a~sistant mercantile ingpe(.'tal', "Oh, no: that In"estigation will be held aU ri.~ht," !1;aid Ald. !\lartin to a TIMES man thi~ morning. "'Ye may get aL it some time this week. Information iR being obtained as to the lnannel' {'If til", f>xarnlnation. and ,vh!:!n that has been col1('<.:tpd the thing can go an. "A!-; Lo the right to !ll\"esllgate. then~' is no douht that Wi~ t:au look inlo this matter, \Yc are paying OUt money and ~n" want to knew '\\'hat we are payIng H nUt for. Ald. ~lartin ~aid that ~rr!", Goodwvn'~ p ay I, stili hein~ held up, and th~~ has not rp('pln"d ilny salary since 8he - was permanently appointed - CITY POOR EXPOSED r TO ft~l~NTACION COUNCILMAN STODDART MAKES A HOT CHARGE AGAINST HEALTH OFFlCE. /-. (;. j. . Ii '2--. ALL IN SAME WAR.D CH.~RGE I~DIG" l~LY WAS llE- PELLED-C'ITY PROnSlOXS SOLIJ FOR BEER A,"OTHER ALLEGATION ) 1 \DE. Coun('llrna.n Rtoddart mnde tho I"rDfir\· tlOnal stntement at y<,t:tPrdn,r's ~e~iihlB ot lbt'! Board (It ('OU~f"nmnn tbot It Is tbe prRctlrp In some QC tbe hospitalfJ to plal'c 111e iuc1lg"Dt fllrk p~rsons 8('nt to H1If'h ho~­ pltnl!' by tll" Ol"N'Sel.'r or lhe Poor, In rOIDmon wo!"ds, nnd that those fOutft"rlnl;' wtth coniR~lonR dls(>ll"f'~, 8u('b 8:" !'cnrl<'t (CTrr and diphtherin, nrc placed In tbe same roorp or wnrd, ('hlf'f Clprk !=\('bnelder of thf> DppllrhtY'nl of II eait h. lrho. was pr£'st'nt. dl?ntf'r} tilr cllnrgt", and ~n dlrl ("Olmdlman flunhaf anll others. but Mr. ::ilodoart, whO bone ot th9 prfurillnl druJrgh,ts ber(> nnd mf'C'tB m!lO)" phJlilldnn~, 8(.'11IH'ld('r 1'('Hf'rnt(>d .!ollntf"d tilt> Ihnt Dr, chnrg~. Gr('{'n(\:, '!'lit' lhe> IlNtith ('OUlluif;:;.loner, has the llOspltals lu, spcc1ed rl'gul:lrlr. flu tbnt nothlllg of ti:(' .-ort ('olllel tntH' plll('C, and nl~o dl'ult"dtbtlt pnll{,llls pnifl ror hJ' thl' elty fll'P kept III till;' llospltub longf'l' th:," n('I'(,~~fliY. Til!"n Ih(.· Bonrrt of ('ollndlm('u. m"rtluA" as l\ "ommlttf'eo rlr tht" whole to fiX' thl~ tIll· 1ludal budg't't, trBn~(l'rr<'d tbf' ~llIll llf ~1 OOu toJ' \'"nC'l'ln(' ,'!rm; from tbl' PO(1r (01111 to'tlH' Hf'ulth tund. and al~o alluwrd !I: 1:',. (100 uddltioual for tbe Cilr~ or bo~p!tal p .. th'nl:'>. ThC' ('OUDt"lIlll(,D the tldltloTlI'I were int"lIul"d to rut otlt ",nl!"!" ('rNUts..--n~gn·gntll1t: Oil ~~rRr :thout $H)(l,onO, llUt let tbl"m l<tnDIi lu!'!' ('oDlll1h.:~lnlH'r \\-art\, 'The liND or SJ,3UO tor rilY ..\.l"{'hlt('(·t~ was l('It "tand, .0There wpre kkks on tn t hooks And con~tJ'u{'tlon fllnC'y c.:bkn~('s ot ~(:boolF, Ja but wel'c mnde, I'lftyor Ji:nJght·" Pet Plan Ulfred. )lr. A~b mnHr! to allow th.- sum at ~! ( 0.( fol' nn r-xpr"t rx~ruln('r In the ~ln:ror" ""-" IUtrtmrut, to u:umlnc elt)' offices lUlU.. .... c°lr~t!l'FIPISC:bmnnn mo-ved read' "101' e.xJH:rt 10 make th~ Item e.xamlnatJon." and hIs morlon ""8S Cllrrlf'f1. On",'s('('r oC l'oor ~'iO ()(i) Kf.'Dn,!::'l)tt 8skpd tor (or ,:rrocl"rJrs tor the city POOl', but the' ('oun,'lIml'n t'ur it down to ~~;j,<AII;), .,Jr, Klinck 'lnke~ a Charge. hlr. Klinck ~tat",d that tbe Hem Wft.S too lorgt'. that tber~ would be plenty or ~ork hel'e rhis ,por, nnll addpd; "I know or (,Asr. whert' poor ordC'u for ~rocf'rles hB.Te b~eD traded Cor bc('r And Itl1uor~." A. lot or TDlnor !trw" wr'r~ consir!£'l'ed. ao'd the commit f('P t'.n the 1tf>m of S3,OOO tor the F'ounb fir July tuod down to $1.0(1). ThIs me8ns that (bpre will lw no celebra· tlon tbh; y+!ar, at tbe publlt:' expensr, 8~SO tbat the- $1.001") "'Ill be qIH'nt In .Junkf't19 . or the mt"mb~rs of the COlUIIlon t 01111('11, ("ar rlagc rldf'e. dgars, drtnlL~. etC'•• ~r. las th~ Coun("\Jmcn )lUt It. ','o~· the e:ntt~ 1.;1 omen ot dl~tlnc;ul"'llPn g:ues'~." ThJ~ O(JP IH'm If; R large tnlllltlf". . k th The hOlll'd "'111 (I"snme' It! ""or on e I budg:c.t fbi!) a.rtJlrnoon. �BUFFALO'S DRINKING fEAR ATYPHOID ~ ( f, SUPPLY DANGEROUSLY r' EPIDEMIC HEHf IMPURE, SAY DOCTORS DINNER IN HONOR OF DR. WILLlA~\ G. BISSEll • Cit,~acteriOTOglst Entertained a e Saturn Club by His Class of Physician., r(ln;I;~ DOCTORS COMMENT ON TiMES Grea t Storm Has Roiled Lake Erie Up Worse STORY SHOWING THE FILTH OF LAKE WATER. Th a n It Has Been in Yearls and Typhoid ., r 7 .'1' ..... .1,4-; Dr. William G. BiSBell, . Ity Blct~r­ oJoa1!t, was the gu~!\t of honor at a dinner In th- fl>turn Club In.t night, r;lven by the membe ... or hi. po.t-gr ld- Germs Are Too Numerous for Safety. alp ("laes In thO' Unl\''''r~lty. Dr. BlsI It high altalnmf'n~s in hJs ~pecialty" r so \\ ell recognized b:r t.ho~c most mpetent to Judge "f tltem :bat he has HEAL TH COMMISSIONER ADVISES BOILINO WATER BEFORE DRINKIN O t:'n p!~uaded 10 .~lve a \..'ourse of lecdemon~tratlon9, during the nte'r. to phYB.clans and surgeons in a ti.... e pract:ce. It wt!s jn recogn!llon 01 1Ua ,"aiuable ln~tructlve work that tbe dinner \, u)( g. ven h1m ,ast night. Dr. M. D. Mann, Ihe distinguished sursean, was In the chair, and the formal speakers of the tosst list included Drs. 10r..ea. "'ith c I A BULLETIN COMING C IT1 n \ ('TE RI O LO GI ST s.\ 1'S THERE I I; I> IU; \ T I DA 'G E R-.\ Dn'E T U .\ T ALL W .\TER B E BOIL E D . W. A. Scott ot _·l~gara Fall;, Ernest Ern ell f Lancaster, ('. H. Zink and E. or Buffalo. ~p.arl:r ali the othPfS were called on nnd the r~spon8e!'. ""~(re o( the happle::;t description. On". • of the best stories w u.s told on Heal th r.ommlssloner Greene. who was a memb~r o( the dafl~. It W<iS said tha\ one night In Clasl he \\ as hpard snapping ~18 ftng€'rs ,·Igorously. with right hand praised an'" ('a1l1i,g, "te'v'her, teach~r," Dr~ Bls!lf"lt .isked what he wi~hed. 'Can't }~ou let OUt the ('la~5'I a little earlier? :\{y \\ Ife 6RY~ !'!hp. wishes I ("(\uld gE't hom~ n nttl", le~~ late tn the f\,enlng.'" ··,,'hat tlmp wa.c:; it when )"au got in Rfter the last redtation '?'. ·Well, not much nfter 11 o·clock." "ThE' ",,1.$8 \\a~ O\'er at' '1:30, "'here did you .. top on the way homp?" t'[ met Dr. "Mann and Dr. Zlnk at the corner ot !ofaln and High and pel'hap, we did l1<rry " 1I1t1~." SO the prorp~stonal YOl1ngster~ had fun "'lth ~h other under thE" !CIkl1tnl j\!,ctlng or the toa~tma~ter . In hi!'! response to the !"(>ntlment of good .. tahes tor htm and end'lE'ss happlne~5, with the standing t.'onlpl1ment, Dr. Bi~­ ...1\ &pok~ delightfully of his relations with his profcFsional brethre-n, his ap' preotallon of thplr kind attention and good bphB.\'ior tn c1a.E~ and the great pleasure tt had hE"E'n to him to work I "'lth Ihpm In the dlffioult Held of ba('- II t4!riology. Hp added word~ or eloquent I thanks (or the bf'oau titul courtesy to I hlmselt In the chBnning dinner and Ihe pll>asant words spoken In his honor and I, ,,~o.rm!y rpturned hi" gooo wi~he-~ to· the company. The party was trade up or Dr :\I. D. Mann. H""lth C'ommi»loner W. D. Greene. Drfl. B. H GI·ove, A, 'V. Bav-I Uss. J. S. Smith. Harry ~lEJad. E:\1. Doole)·. H D. [ngraham. c. J Rey-I nold!l. 1. ,,~. Potter, S. A. Dunham, ","', A. Scott o( ).."'iagat:R. FAll!", Erne~t Ewell· o f Lancaster. G. H. \\'~tlnghouJ'l.E'. C. I J . Pa.tterson. cx-)!ayor Conrad DIe-hI. C , R. norztlleri. r" H. Zlnk. \\'. r Phelpf', )tr. Don Gordon a.nd )'lr. George DIe-hoM. (Ie the Pnlyer:!ll:y ~rarr. and Dr. '" G Bi!,SE'll. thr- guest of honor. The dinner was. notable tor thE' t-leg.ance o( 1t5 decOI''3.t'O!l8 anti ~TviC'~ ano \\'as of thp fi".e~t In the Qbund1.nt r"'"Soun'e~ of ~te ~ald '''. J . Hanlev, of the Saturn (,Iu . . • IJI. Dooley Bu1'talo is In serious danger or an epidemic of typhoid fever. Every per&>n who drinks water as it comes (rom the main. Is directly inviting the dlseIL.<e. Th. men at the city pumping station say the water has never been as "dirty' I a..~ It W8.' yesterday. Dr. W. G. Bissell, the city bocterlologlst. declares that it was n~\·er so dangerous. The water. on analysl~. contained something over 1.000 bits of bacteria to tbe cubic centimeter. This wns mostly wh3it is tech.. nically cal1ed "animal organisms," such a~ that lni n ute fi!';h kn()V!-"D as CyClops. 21. 2'2, .. . . . ... 1::01 :: ...... 11~O 24, ...... 1.00 ........ 1600 .. ...... H~O ~5, 26. Accor::~g to Col. '~ar~: co'~'~i~~I~: er or Public \\rorks, who 1s In charge of tbe Water Department, It I. only In the last two days t h at the whole city has telt the storm trom an Impure water !Jtandpoln t. The central and south side ot the city below J be ridge has been supplied with ,,'ater trom tbe reeervoir at Best and Jetrerson streets. Thh~ reservoir allowed the wa.ter to set· tie and naturally tbe sand and bacteria. B OIL THE 'VATER SAYS DR. G RE E " had an opportunity to drift towards the bottom and away trom the Intake and For Ul!S reason Health Commissioner supply pIpes. The reservoir contatn!" "'alter D Greene, M, D .. advises the 126,000,000 gallons ot water . battiilU \If tc h @r and the allowance ot T 'WO OR THREE D AYS MOR E • Ume to foY'Or Its settling betore drinking. "The condition Is almost as bad at "Boll the water thoroughly and then let It settl. before using," &aid Dr. thl. time every year"· said Col. 'Ward last night. "There Is a ·sand roU' on, Greene last eVEning. "Wat~r should be thoroug'bly boiled caused hy the high wind, and we natu· and then allowed to stand for at least rally are unable to prevent tbe minan hour sn that the 'sand roil' does not ute particles or sand coming In with gut intf) tht' throa.t and stomach," de- the water at the pumping station. It will last two or three days more, u nclared Dr. Bls •• 11. til the lake grows calm, and then the Phy,ldans In many sections ot the water wll1 be as sparkllng as ever:' city nd\15~d patients a.nd clients to the A •• Istant Cblef Engineer GrIgg. at same- £>ffet~_ all day yesterda.y. The watpumping station last evening said er came out or the mains a dark yel- the lov.·, It appeared unfit tor use, either that 120,000,000 gallons ot water Is beIng pumped Into the city mains dally. tor drl~klng or bRtblng. ~!any householders hunted. up old filters and at- Ot this amount a considerable portion 'bache<! thf_~m to the fa.ucets. but most Is used before It reacheB the reservoir. ot them ,lid little appreciable good, and A halt dozen ma.lns carry It trom the tor healthful and sanitary purposes tbe statton to the re3e'l"voir. These mains branch out at different streets and \ra.ter was &t bad a.s ever. Th~ heay}' sf:orm on wke Erie Is re- carry the water just as it comes from sponslble for thlq Impure water. The the river through almost the entire wind ot the last few days, especially West Side and In the downtown dis· on Sa.turoay night. cau&ed the wa.ter trlct. In other words, the West Side to roll so hea\,lly that the sand and gets very little if any reservoir water refuse on the bc.ttoon 'l\"a8 whirled uP- or ,,'ater that has been pumped Into ward anJ down the river. Lake Erie the reservoir. " T he water is going Into the reservoir is extr"'m~ly shallow, considering the size and volume of water it contain!!, 80 rapidly that now there Is no dl1'ter· and the Niatt"ara. Rtver resembled the pnce between It a.nd that in the mains turbnl~!1t M!~Rlsslppl more yesterday on the We.t SI<1e," said Mr. Griggs. tha.n It ha~ tIone In yea.rs. All toot W'8.B "In a day or so, when the water clears. l a("kln~ was n. fiat-bottomed stern- the West SIde wlll get better water than tho districts that are fed by tbe wht- p l rtC'(lmer. regervoir, as the roily water "'111 natu· TYPHOID DA~GER SE R I O t:!. rally not be entirely cleared from the Dr Ri~ ...;e-ll ~jd ln~t e\1'ening that the reservoir tor several days. '\Vb.at went tlonger from typh oid fever w·a.s 90 sert- tn. o( course, has to come out. and it OU." 1ll.1t ... that the Health Depart- wlll take time to atrect the change. "There lire no screens or fil tere lit ment m'\y I~f'lue A. special bulle;tLn. The water I.... "J! you watch the typhoid statistic. the pumpln~ statton. In Butral,," he .ald, "you will dlsoov"r pumped In and I. found In the main. that for fourteen days after every preclsely Ilke that In the rIver. The Ftonn the rLL~es of typhoid materIally only dltferfln~e is that large ~t1ck., etc .• TIMe. in('rens~, Tht~ proves that typhoid In R.re kept out by a succession ot small tht~ cit:r C(,m£>s from the watter in Lake tences ben~a.th the surface." Erie. I d~ n<l't think that the sewerage A "ALYSIS OF WATER, of Buff,l" hAS Il.nythlng to do 'WIth thl.; lL'~ the CI werage (rom other cities up AccordlnJ; to an analysis o( the water 7 ~ ~ the lukp. 'fhe ~£"",erage (rom Detroit made by Dr. Herbert :11. Hili, Ph. D., nnd C'lew"lnnd and the smallE'r cities t~ the City Chemist, each gallon ot ,,·ater THE PRODUCT SEIZED WAS ,leposit(ld there. )fuch ot the retuse used In Bu1'talo contains 9:40 grain. of goes to the bottom and is gradually re~tdue. o( which 3;50 graln!\ Is comADULTERATED FI FTY PER carne" downward. "'"hen the "...ater posed o( organic matter. He ha!! just h~ cl~tul"hed Ithl$ sewerage Is braught made the tollowlng analy.ls: CENT. to ,th(> top and I~ thus carrted through Physleal Prop~rUes: the mains from the pu~plng statton. Harrlnes8, totAl. 1\.89 grains per gal. '''The gt:rm~ o( dl~ense are therefore Har<1neS8, pt'rmanent, 3.36 grains per gal. HardnE'1I8. terr.poral,}" •. 53 grains. brou~nt c!1rfM ly Into E"ve-ry hOURehold. Clly Chem!.t Hlil ha. reported to the Children \\ ouM. I pre~ume. be the most Chemical Analysis: Grains Health D~partment that the honey. Ukply to be a1't~ded trom ,Irlnklng It, Parts. P€'r turned OVPI' to him tor €'xamlnatlon, al- but nn one Is out o( danger. and the Mllllon . Gal. leged to he htghl}' impure. contained 50 be-eft thing to do is to ba \""e the water Total re!'lduc. dried at 100 d eper c<"nt. 1I!1ul'o~C'. thorou",hly bolled In order to klll the 940 grees c ... ~ ... ............... . 5.'\0 It Is claimed by mllnr ot Erie Coun- microhes. Re~lduf't atte-r ignttion .•........• 3.50 b·s leading he€'keE'PE'rs that a man "The l'rkMpl\1 animal In the water Organic ~8td\1e ..•. ,." .......... .. Chlorine ............. ...... ...... ~.flO tforn Gardenville had ttoodpd the mar- I~ what t~ c.lalled eye-lops. This t~ an ...•..•.••... ".... , ... Trace ket with adulterated honey FOlll('timc ant mal 01 gant~m, very mtnute, There Pho~h&te8 absurbet! fn tHte€'n ilurlng the wmter. )'Iost ot' the hon!>}, may be nO material hann in drlnk- Oxygen mInutes _.. ..... . ........ .. (U5 m.e- from the ~outh Town~. but the In" them. yet I wouldn't advise It It It Qxylten Rbsorhed tn four bours 0.62 Dissolved oxygf>n ....... " ..... ,. 10 ,02 \\'o.led tmpul'f' stuff'. in the form of the can be av·olde.l,'· :.,...acted produ('t, "as tUl"ned OVE-r to COXDITIO"S WORSE TH.~" t:St:AL. DIBf!:olved oxygen, per cent ot "'8turaUon . , ..... ....... ....... 96_40 Jrmer Supervisor Lyman Cornwell of Fret" ammonia ... , ...... ,......... 0 04 :Aurora. who turnpd It ovel· lO the "The ("()l di tton~ ",HI bE" (ound worse Albuminoid .lmmonta............ 0.15 Bullh Department. nM'!' than under ordinary 1IC1rcumHThe '\'I'""a ter has been in gnod conThe r~presentath'es. or the :Korth ~tanC('3. The water is rolled to a great merl n BeeK.eE'per~ · A~~odation f:ay extent R.:1n contAtn~ conFidera.ble more dition tor Ihl8 season of the year." decl>ared Dr. HIli yesterday, "but. or they \\ ill prose('ute the case. The ~am­ d.l~easp r.-e'm~ than Is usual." »Ie on ",hi( h the l"hars;es are ba~ed was Dr. Bt~sell is making an examination ('ourse. the rece-nt stonn has made It worse." secured from a sto:"c In :\lichigan Street. o( the water (>yery day. His report consid~rn.t·l:r For th~ curious ·w ho d-estred to know tor ).[ar-:h ~ho\\'s 1\"hat the conditJon ~methtni; about the 'llny organor . .,·nter l~ under ahout normal condl- lsm~ wh~("h m<ore In(e~t the water. phy~l('tans HOM, and ,~. as f l1o~; yesterda)' ~uggested an experl m~nt. F;:ob. :S. 1~~. Bacteria per c. c ...... 15r,() I I I I 1tiiNEv FOUND TO rU~ -t12--CONTAIN GLUtOSE ].. "3: ~la~ch 4. 6. ~. '7, 1 • i,';, Of 11::0 Said on~ " :::::: 1'80 TINY FISH .. •• .... 9:!Q :: •••••• ~O :: :::::: 1~~ .. 14, 15. .. .. .... 1!!';() 1': 10. i~ 13. .. THE WATER. "Dmw a gl ..... or water and hold It betl\'een y'Ou and the light. Stand It against t11 ...• ",1ndow pane: and by gazing .. ...... 1480 Inter1l1y you wlll soon dl!'('oY"r that 6:!0 some of the F:peck~ are movIng a.bout Then take a •••.. ~ •. HZ,) .Iowly, but dlMlnotly. .. ...... mlcr().!.~pe. the more ler, an·1 )OU ftnd that pOwerful the bet· those l1tUe mites Fffi."\H t\.&h. TheY will move around .. ...... 11Cij In ' 'tmlted OP'!l<'e ea.sJly and gracefully. aT, e:R are (l.9 long. in dlspr"'" :::.:::~ IY .Ir b<dl ... are c.nl!." :: .••••• 12f)) fI no ...... 1660 ........ 20"..0 •••• ~ ••• 211)Q are .\s If I to emphasize THE TillES' ~tory ~bout the bad condition oC theJ loke I [B \I ate!' SUpply furnished th epeope uffalo: a great wino ~torm SWf>pt j er the UrC'a[ Lakes. making the lak .. I .\{ this point like a glganUe cauldron· bOiling and to!,=~·;jng and rolling, ~o tha~ the water for the past three day~ has heen a flne mixture of water. sand. mull uno animakuJes. \\'ithout bolling and tillPl'lng it 1l'l wholly unfit for domestic purpo~f's. an,1 probably dangerous to drink jn the condition It Is found, unless subjC'cteo to Lht' purifkation proC'P~~. ('it)' Ba('te"iologist \Y. G . Bt~sf'1\ ~( r~ .. ft~a tf'!' that. thf:'rC' tR gl'pat danJ:t'; fr am an E'pidfitmc of typhoid fevE'r and 1h(O Health Dppartme.nt may it'Sue a bulletin .on thp ~ubje("t this week. .\s pOllltefl out b)~ THE Tl~tES, the ~ewagE' from thf" btg ('1t1e~ on the Upp~r lakf!-O all. nnWR pa~t OUt· doors. and the tunnels at thp hpad or Xlagara River from which \\C'. cRu'h our wattlr SUPPly: n~lIsl nf"I~('s!='anly rE'ceh·p !-'ome of the \'lIp ~luff pourpd into Lake Rrle and its o. 0\ I I trlbularte,,: :-:ome 10C'al ~('Ip.ntl"t!; trll that lhl~ i~ recluc£>d to the smallc!'t minimum, but thpy really do not know mUt'h more about It than the man With. out it ~('lentitkal1y twl~ted think tank. I~. must ~land to ren..~on that Jt Buffalo T~lver and othpr nea.rb~' stream~ are poJlutpti to a ,rr(Oat extent. and empt)" Into th{ll harbor and rl\'er at a pOint ('on~ldera hly 'n hon~ the But'l'aJo Inlet tunnpl!='. that some- of thE' filthy stuff mu!"t pollute the water supply of this dty. ('ommi!1slonpr \\~ard c:tatE"S that after the roily ('onnitlon passel'l away, within n tew rla.y~. the water "will be a~ ~park, ling a~ pv(>r. Th€' wat€'r during the pa t mon.th hal'l bppn a~ ~parkllng as ('vpr. but It has beeon fairly alive with animal· (-ul£'R. 1t\·tng crittf'TS not yer~' nlre to ~wallow or to {'ontp.mpJalp undpr the magnIfying ghl~~. Thp onb~ prevenLt\'t~ ITIeA.Emrp., to <lvo1d swallowing a whole load of thp animalculps. i~ to boll the \\"at(,1". or stOP drJnklifg waLpr. 1Il'l Rom€> timE' ago Dr. Ernp:=:;t "'pndp rpC'- omm£'ndp,d thp only pE'rmanpnt rf'me-dy for thE' problf>m. and that wa~ the flltration of the whnlp wat€'T ~t1pply of Ruffalo, a {'ostll' hut almost necpgsary 80}U. tion of the evil. ,--HEALT H I N THE SCHOOLS. --=-y." '"I' of tho Clinir.1 . . ,:1.: 'rt'('('~ \ . ~.(' '" 'i?"tin'" pnprr W3~ (,h , ot nl~ln" ~'te' ." ."INti· · T5 F ~.rk I..·.n. on· OU r.·nd h~ .....I;t.: dOll • ~ (nO OI~. II ~\. re!"OlUti . c!l I I u~p~.p _I d In' thf' pb,.· . ' I!~jm~l'" ouoptl'. " ,,'\~ lie \".....; . d . tb(' ~1'l:g('5tlUl1:-' f • . l '. ~J'('S(, n on-nH!' I 1 f:1Cll1~~' itt('(' ,,'a~ in~tru{'t('U \ mntlu nnd (: m~ m the pnp<"T, tllf to pr('pn r (' PXtT3('b fro II ' H<-alth • e ~ln,"or. 11 prt~t'ntntlOn to th - '~Ur\4'rinteDtif'llt .' ~1l1l\ tIll' • t'" l'omthl!-:::lUncr, • . t ' q one "f . Tb~ ... nhJr£' 1 ot BI\tlrntu'to. b hOlla i' ~!\. co anrl . "'rent ·Hutt ort nn. ,.., t'tf>d llrr· .. ('n~ur('s ~t\,.g:£ h I rhi1drrD 11!'r:-:oo('fl th:tt tl1P m" I !tit of 'c 00 d of (,on' ',·n,·u'" t. . , . . to the 1t"" . of the ~{lt"t":1 IlOci the prfl\'"~ntlol~.H f('("ch. p the <'RI't'ful tn"'\nth ,\".(>(l!o;(>. ,,1 froOl the> ,. . drsl'j\'(' rnn~hlrrnllon thtY t. to wbkb th·· of the dcpnrtmeu ." I ~I h NHl~ • .. . ndurtl~"("· l'OfllUll\nll'ntlOn I~ b t the fI\·~tern ha!' . The- pnrwr ~howed t 1\1 with' eX(,E"llpnt nlr~noy hl'cn intr\}fl~('("prln('ipnl C'~ti('t1r('!'i\llt~. in. f~\1r. t ;hi(,I1~O nnd Phi,la' Ru~ton. ~ C''' 1 or, btl" no Ilin~tloD · 1 '· held t . " . ddpbln. t l~ townrd iuert'flSlnlt could nlore, he d~n: healthfUl ond teln' our rppl1tal tlO D Bbecome SCth than . to f ' merica tl) Iia::hten("(I ( '·t· I ~ 'lle-- 0 ~"1 ntnon~ till" I.r~e C'ot dally m.diC.1 In' intNlllttl'c . thl!;; 111an. nuhhc sr'hool, . __ ~IH'l,tion 10 our l' tel nt A _ • �MEDICAL INSPECTI N DRS, HILL AND '. f IN PUfl_lIC SCHOOLS CARPENTERTO .£ MES Clinical Club CalIs the Attention of the Mayor, Health Commissioner and Superintendent of Common Council Wil l Have Education to Suggestions of Dr. F. P. Lewis. GO TO BOSTON. TH Wood bridge Ventilating System Tested, PREVENTJON OF SPREAD OF CONTAGIOUS DISEASE I .\t I l'f' ( t l11(d.n~ (If the t'~lIlljill ",I)ffl rf g I'ub of Buffa'o held at The- Cn~llt! Tnn, l lfl,raptly a , ." nHy.. t Intr'n'~IlIl~ Cllld Jlrdllh-~l P31'.t>~1 ·.:\1t'dkal In!":1rt·t.{llI tlf N hoob, I II)' II' F .Pal'k L,'\\ i~ of his was reM ,. df~·. A!tel' gelle-rllI li:-:cu~<oll In~t uet .. " I' Joint Committee Wants Facts at First Hand Before Making Contract for Lafayette High Sc hool. ~l.JS ~ .llhl hOlllt'". I t Hi(S (tom t11 'f'l dlfft>l'enl.1 '1111 t oS hlrj-h \~ Ollt' uut 01 tI: I It... t'\ l~ 1 "t'r. \ I"t:,snlut~on was un.1TlItl1ou~jy .tlio~,t('d t'nd~r:ol.l~ he :-;!J~K('st.lons tel' th{' fir theTt.in (ontRlIled, weI tlw tim (\1 tugitllls e t LI VELY HEAR ING AT TH E CITY HALL One in Fiftef'u Sick. "'j"". of I he I,n- flOI' J1lllte~ ,0 r'rtJl;.d·(> ''(UH( ts from Iht' :" I'X.IIIlIIl€'d to h ..I\t! hf-o"11 An Q ATTO/?Nl; Y MACK ey'S CLAI." Attornl Y 'nlliam F :\18 k;~y who r~pre~{..tld ;\1(. ',,"endl, read trom theI n'lnutP~ o f the Common CouncJi to ~how t'hm no sw.~h r€'SOlutlon had been l"'""ed. lJ II i;. )Tl'. Adam !'!q, e com mittE'ecould do l\·A.R to Tn ad \~lsory report Which old not hl)1d alll·pne Ald. Harp ~ald t.A~· C~)Jll~luee Should: act t()d~y "lthOU\j,.~~g again to all the arguments In f'e. :\lr. ~1ackey m& • Jhp :.a!~ertlon that there wpre n'O bldltLMfol-f the committt>e a~ t'hey had hfo.th '('lM- b)' the Board ol Alde-nnen.- -r-;', . -if, "1 think we. ..vi~'I14J.!Iill!1- Drs. Hili and " ttt"mpt was made tblB morning i1Jy a jOint committee at Aldermen and CouncJlmen, togeth pr with the Superlntend£>nt or PubHc Instruction, the Commissioner ot Public " ·orka and the City n,c I ~arpeonter tf)'l~i l~lj;J Mr~ Dunbar. and It th.,,_ """'tu ba. the Woodbridge 8YStem.~~ tthr to the one In UCie h~re I thtq v on the <"Omrnltte .. "'III vot.. 6r I ~ If this "ystern I!:I not f:luJt(lflnr I .. ~ standing I b)· the 10('al concern." tl'jl ~ Ald. Harp said he dI" .!lM think the C~mm1ttee on School" ·had been treated fairly. He referred to the fact that Pro!. 'VOodbrldge had not been able to I appear before the Board o f Ald.ermen but was able very shor tly a ft er ward to appear betore the CouncIlme n. P~OF, WOODB~/DGe'S ILLNeSS, Henry A. R ich mond expl ai n ed the clrc umetances surrounding Prof. Wood- bridge's IlIneo•. "It's very strange you s hou ld b ri ng this u p now," said Dr. Van Peyma t o Ald. Harp. "I showed yo u a letter t r am Profo. Woodbridge and yoU said you · W'eJ"~'!atlsned. "1 beg to dllrer," r etorted Ald. Harp. Chemist, to settle the protracted dl~­ "I didn't say I was 8atl5fl.~." putl" over the ventilating apparatu! ot "That I~n't true," exclaimed Dr Y a.n the Lafayette High School. Peyma, exc1 tedly. " 'h£>n Architects Eeen\\'eln and JohnMr. Dunbar called tor his motion that of Erlu("ation. son drew the plans tor the buUoIng Drs. Hill and Carpenter be sent to Bos"'ht' ~)<'1etl hfpt"., that the nUl;;;ur·s thE.'), employ~d zlrof. S, H, \Voodbrldge ton to Investigate the Woodbrt dge syslI1t'r~m sugge~[etl. Ilerlidnin~ to the of the ~1a.ssa('hu"4Ptt8 In~tltute ot Techtem, and Mr. Stoddart s u pported the ht·aHh ol sthool ("~iI11rt'n nnd tht! • I'f;>nology. a recognized expert on the v@nmotion \'pnllon of the ~IH'(:.)(l of c,mtClglullS tIIatlon of public buildIngs, to furnl.h Ald. Adam aa.ld h. und erstood the dj~f'lt!'I'>, "1Ji r· N?i\ e (hp (.'... dul {On:" d:· s"rUl thE.' plans for heating and ventilating. Question was whether they were to t'r.ltion the\' tlF-:-1 n (' f' om 1hp h""ctl1E- tOll, Rut when It camp to letting the conadopt tho Woodbridge systsm or to ad of the df'll.lrcnell.!-' to \\~1kh tht· ('01 - 1't'd.U tract CO)' the work under these planfl "ertlse for any system whateve r , It InuQ-lI"ltjon IS utlt.lre~~(>rl. .' \\ " 'lIllam F. Wendt, of the Burtalo Forg~ the tormer, then the system should be Fullo\\ing Are import n~ Company, which makes ventilating apinvestigated, from the Iwper a~ I"I'ad, J).1ralu~, put up a fight against the City Chemlet Hili said there was n o "·oodbrldge ~ystem on the ground that yentllatlng system In use In Buttalo Experience Elsewhere, the specifications did not allow equal now that was working S6t1sfactor lly. opportunltlps tor all makers ofvent11at_ He turther said that when he In ves, It h,u~ often f t' , yo· I ~ o( InsJ!'lt., lng apparatufl:. 'J'h t" supporters or the tigated the Dixon system in Peoria the uT!,~·lng to nfJU{'e .l itl' l hOI. fr·!-' t:) ," oodbrldgp 8:nttem say that nothing I temperature was like a Turkish ba.t h . cR,I£>d tor In the 'Voodbrldge plans Is i.H·(·t'Pl mt ~u €'S, \\ hit h, \\ h"r 011 t> i 1 "I know Prot. "roodbrl<1ge to ha.ve a n patentprl and tha.t Mr, \Y@'ndt couln U~ excellent reputation," said Dr H llJ, 5tHUtt"Jf.1II'D~1 {'U to t~. most IndU'C rwpll bid as an)' other concern. Prot. "but I know nothing about h is system." '\'oodbrldge has no apparatus tor flRle. tnt as: \\ .Ilig ·l:teno!"t ~trolli(V InterHe said he and Dr_ Carpenter were "ery The- lowt"!'t bidder under his plans wa@ t-..;ted <;: of !>oUt h be-m·Ht tt! t s "'flling to make the Investiga.tion, JI')~eph Branold. who ortered to do the r'o~!"-~DI IIOt "J mOl "t.t' .. t he long <h _ 1: "Is theore any serious de t ect In o ur work for '30.945. I y. I Burtalo IVBteom that canno t be overThe AldermE'n \'o!ed to reject 811 bll1~ ··On .. (l" t lesl' n1t".1 l~<:. ..\1(', I No Assumption of AUtl:Ol'ity. ("orne?" asked Ald. Harp. unlJE'r the "\\"oodbrtdg-e plans and to rpfnslll'l ·Ion oC Pub {. ~ nlol cl-]lIdr n, J ' .. TO 1n "In the manner It Is Insta lled Jt wo uld n - a,h·Pl"tIRe for ventilating bids. 'l'he be very dltncult tor any janitor t o ma k e \\,~ L- · "l);Jt d tn f'T:Uladtll'1tlt'l in "~.!t, Int~ ,. \ <'"f)un ~llmE'n thought thf' cfty shOUld Lut \\ .... g H·n up oe-",uN~ of I I' Jj; 1 I':> 1 It "'ork properly," said Dr. Hill. J • ~tand b~' thp \Voodbrl<1ge plans and oltJe l tk.,l. It " s urgt'rl In BII~lol dl " h" "'\·oted to If't the contra('t to the I nwe-;~t S U PT, ~"'l!~SON TALKS, h9 11 , bUl nut t1DtJI .,r e IdemH.' "f dIP" bldrler under thf'se plans. As a mE"anR I.hE'1<1 !'JW ')1 t'1rl!u~t! the ",. hl'lld IIf Suot. Emerso n said It there wa..a an y of 501\1n~ th~ deadlock a con terence. thIng wrong' In the present 8l~5tem t n lh.n Clll. in ,. n- l1'o!Q, (.'oul.l the bO.I, I i"X· committee was a.ppolnted and ~hllt Buftalo school8 these detects shou ld b e bi> iwlul"t'd to Inqfst upor I'f'Kul.lr mptl, ('ommlttee mpt today brought out. On the other ha. n d, h e h;;1l f'l:4Jlnmalion of thp ljllrl.tl~. '\ :thin C IT Y OFFI C IAL S P~~S~NT, said. it was to be regretted t hat the the Ilt'xt two ~e-Jlrs thf' tlOUS:lllll t':ght The reprE"sE"nta.t!w-R of the Councilse,'ere criticism or the newspapers ha d hHn(ired Mud l'lghtl~f lUPUS \\t: ~ mpn Drp8t'nl were l\h."sRTR. Stoddart, led othere to think Buffalo was worse (uund II tnt:> e 1-amlllel:'i u \!nl·Ug 1 t, DUnnar and Ladd. Mr. A~h was a.bsent. ott than It was, H e was In f ay or of )e :o«-nt hOlnf'!, n .lnl' u( thl~l Jtr('~, 1S" Tn~ Aldf"rme-n werp ::\lP~St'.!I Harp. Ro ('havlnK the Vt~oodbrld ge syste m put In ,111m u/Sheetl.)' \ll.ta~,'Jl.S dS8~ '!tf'S del. KI C'k and Adam. Comml9~loner the High SchOOl as a test ot a.no th er "The resul'~ nblltrlP m 11,0 n '\It. 'Yard. SuPt. Emerf'on and City Ch(>ml~t plan. He a.pproved at t he s uggesti on r!<.I l a ,be- II ntiun ot 11 t', In x~:\ T Hill compietpd the- commlttf>e. Among that the Woodb r ld,;e pla n be tes t ed lOl"k, Ii Dr l'harJes P Pi bl r ~ or o"'l.hprR who wpr~ presf'nt were Dr . .P where It Is now In use. Suot. Emrson 8&1d the o utl ook w as the Xe\'i lork Buard of He lth. sen( .1 W. Ynn Pe:rma of thp Board ot S(.'h'lOl that the Lafayette High Sch ool w ould ,~conJnfndatlol1 Ur l'lg Ih£' 1ii,)-lJ,em. l Examiners and He-nry A , RIC'hmond (If nl)t be ready tor occupanc)' u ntll a yet:4. r da ly f'\; mlnd"lon (If t~t! SC'lOflJ (: th~ School As~odatlon. tram nlijxt September, dl(1' "~j!i ,,~ in 1 ~6. "'J{ It \\l'l. IIfJl Ald . Harp. chairman of the CommJtAllorney Thomas Bullh'an s u ggested un II Ih lha the \\' T"k "d~ .1huly t{OP on Schools, t"aUed o n Interested pal'that Dr. HlII make a test o f at moshi!>' Ilule During- tht" lilr(>(> munlls tips to make them~eIYe~ heard, but on pheric l'ondltlons In the rooms where t(IUO\\lng u\ t. ,000 l:. li.llirf'tI \\ere ex. n no d In C" Hlll~ ,)1 fI •• n rt>qUPflt of AII1. Adam he f'tated the shthe "\Voodbrldge system was t ested. H e am Il'd It\.· th I owunl In f -t. Ing \III' t>f>put 1I,:" a a untlan tlP; outllnp,l abo\'e, •t J .•,) ' \\f""le~ W ~ I 08)JectIJI'!o:, Uvh.enr 'l \' tha .... t41 :\Olr, Stoddart Aald that the bids were said he undE"rstood an abnorm a l pres.nd on 1('( (and lIll ,,(Cth .. s~ h,.]'1- h[ ~ .1 HI ~" , d sure wal applled whe r eas t h e D1xon oIglOUS rUse ' ... ~. (j {lJn~ b{l('omt • f h UTI (lug the .Hl(t' t Itips of bl--'Ing hf'ltl Ull an(l ('omml~sloner V. ar system worke-d from nat ura l princ iples. ' I "J IJelt untd Ot. 'V s. C:UfS(o • .\I . Ii Ul ) ' t I' I Jt. l J19 I 11,.n , r f kn",\\' were being hE'ld Inup.the U I I. l' "If why tht'" they "pnllIatlngsyst{>m Attornt"v Mackey c laimed t h a t t h e ))ht'r "'Js Ina(ip u mE'tnb~1' of thf' 1"11 m J I 11 i ' p 'on J .ll puhllc otht'l' flchool~ hHd het'n satt~(actor:r." 1Voodbrld"ge single tan cou ld not ve neagl! !-'thonJ lo,t rt{ l.hdt this \foT\ Im~ Hh~ ~, f:;alt.1 Mr. Htnddnrt, "'It woull1 not ha,-e tilate the building. He furt h er sa id that the 'Vendts had a lways put In l){)r~dnt \1fml.. .. s finally inlugU ated 1l~\l1lU~\{;;1 bat'n 1lf'('€~~al'y to bring in an expE'rt n ! la~ rlt", tli'li thl~ \\ IS hut lv.o }(ars I) I l'rom rhe olltside.' their Rystem under plans prepared liy thp elty, They wou ld like an opportua~"O. hIt) hl"dlra. fll$P~("I'~ \\"I:lre ap tr",'1t • U In l'e-qIJl)n~~ tn {I remark (rom All,]. r'IHntf>ri by ~I 1 . "1 ' • d Id h dId t n1t~· to pr(>pare their o~'n plane. an· 'n br 'm'o~n·t'h~·ret ('xaln na~hm'l It I, E. r; t"n I.el. H 11, Hoot, Harp :\11', Stud art ~il e no The m otion to send Drs. Hili and Car- ' u 1 h t'ommittpf' ought dedde the nlnpd 0\ r "11,1(00'.. .1 e I ,...y JO"X_ JI N'Y. (' \\, ~(-d.lr n .:\f F think' mattertheto:lay. The- dty, hE' to 5ald. should penter to ' Investigate the " "oodbrJdgf! nun 4' .. ' 1\\(,,1' )'UPI~, ot "h..l h) 1.1" t~t I"~. H. t;rut'sPllbt k, C. F'. BUd,. ~.ncl f-XI)E>rt~ to In\.€'~tio-ate~:r!iitE'm,!; ot s)'''tem In Boston, Lynn and Cam-(V\tT d l) bf' l...ut.:kl , ... , Y. ,. bridge wa~ carrIed, ,· entlIaUng In olhpr ('hie~q. He sugg(lStAld. Roeodel move-d that one Alderman po,) thal Dr Hill anlj Dr. f'arl1entel' ot e.nd one Councilman be added to the the U,.nlth Dpp,Htm,'nt F;hould fn!'lpect committee, and that the city pay their thf' ,,"oodhri (lgE" Ry!'·tPtIl. expensH!. ,Hr. Lall,] ~alcl h(',ha!l fmppm~ed. thE"Y Thll was oppo~ed by MessrR. StodWf'rl! prE'flPtlt to hpar !lTgnmE'nts . (rom dart and Dunbar but was carried. othpr!'l than A Id f'rmPTl nnd Councllmfon." j'haltmHn 7\Iall'cho!'lA of thf> Board of Aldcrtnt'n ~nld thnt t"v .. r~· member of th e confE'I't't1C'P ('ornmittf'f:' had a ,'ote nne] th ..l t He and C,halrmnn Flei~ch~ munn or th£> BOtHel or ('oundlmen had ~1~TPell 10 U!'lE' thfllr ~rrOrtf:l to hA\'e the twu BO;IT(t~ of th ·... ('ommon ('ounrJI n(lopt the n'port of tll .., committep. ;\1 1'. Dunhol' snid hE" wn~ unwl1llng th3t th(" m.lttf'r flhould ('omp to n \'otE'. ,~( )up of our InfOn, Mr. ANh . Is absent," ~alrl hE' ":111(\ we might gN bpaten." ~fr, Dunhar furthpt' modp the statem<,nt that :\lr. \-Vt3n<lt '~ f;y~tem hart b, ~n (oun,] wnntlng, )tr. 1\'pndt nntUI'il 11)· foug-ht thE' Introduction of another f'yste-tll hut tht' Ppopita haLl no intll>n st In anything hut Ihl he1-lt results for fvrm.l] pr-"!'ltnl.llJun ti' the :\J.nor, Ibe Hdth l O!ll11l1~~lunfl'r ilnd Ih ..; :-5UIh' I't~nl!uj ""f the Dt"JI'u lOl"nt JIJpt--r. ti '"" "p. I ohtnlnnhlflo, "It the-rn 1Yoodh:-I IIg'p I~ nn~· rf'usan \\·hy the ~yP;tf'tt1 ~houhJ not bp trif""d," ~f11,1 :\1,.. Dunbar, '1 would lIke to hE'llr ft." In reph~ Ald. )IflIR('ho!~ m'i.ule the fllnt~mf'nt that thE" Common Council '!had n€-\""cl' a.uthorl7.prl Prof. "·oodbur~' tf) pJVopure- plar:s fo r thp- Lnfn.rE'tt~ H igh 8 , ho")J I �~= = : IH[ BURGUO INTO .. ........ ... .. ............ .. .. ..... - BROOKLYN WOMEN LOOKING I NTO OJrllE: ASH BARRELS f People ;t!-r / I j ASMALL- OX MGUSU . A d All M In venues an eys us . Obey Regu IatlOns, Ttn." oh-- " I:s: " ~,"' ("n~ (" " DI"f'll<ll f' nnd One DNI til R e l)Ol"ted T his " ·eek. of . r "ord. or which show that ther" arc only / , ;The Brook1 yn W om en s H ealth Pro~ tectlve Af!!ocfa.Uoa was In a particularly h appy trame . , Jnlnd at the meetlng on Frida y becau" ot the tact that the ftrs t steps In th eir tavorJte reforms . k have actually bfoen ta k en. H ou~e E'E'PerR hll.\'e b('en notified that It ash barreb a r e place-d outside the lence line they will b .. regarded as encumbrancp.9 and taken aWRY wltJaout emptyIng, and already severa l wh' have disregarded the in junction h ave. been d'ismaye-d by I IC'e new b arre Is caTt ed orr. aelng t h ern Th e ordinance regarding the separation of food retuee and rubbish tram AlcohOlism .......... 4, 10 .......... . ••hps, it was repo r ted, Is also being en- !::i~'!i:Y. :.::::::::: ~l~! ~~~~~~tlllti~~' ~(:':"" ] forc e d, and barrels in w h ich they are Anaemia .•...••..... i'1 Appf'odb: ••• . ••••• ] 1D.1xed have been stern ly Tejected by BrlJlhl's dlseosf'o..... 01 madder ........... 2 the newly ll<'tlve employes at. the Street Can('('r ...... •·· ..•. 1:;, Braln .............. 11 CaI4Ulllttf'S ..••..•.•• 81 Brouchi ..•.••.••. 13 CleanIng Department. CirrhoMt8 of lIVN· .•.• 4' Kldnl'Ss ....•.•.... 2·' Mrs. J anu-s }Ol. Hart r eported ao in- {'onsumptlon of lun~~.621 Lungs ••••••••...... 68 tervlew h e ld by the municipal commitC'onYU18IoD8.. .. . .11 PerltoDf'oUm.... . 7 tee ot whic h she ~s chairman with ('YOUOSI8 ............ 1 :-5lUDla.:b and 00"',,18.17 • ' D t ' b t u t v •••••• • •••• 9' MaullmU8 .•........ 8 i eel e y C. Bush. Dep u ty Comml~sioner D IIlb4>tes ••••.••••••• 2 Me-nMlf'8 ......•...... 3 of Tene m ent H ouses, tn whtch he as· Dtphtberia ...•..... · 81 i\('Inralgia of beart .... 3 aured th e 'Committee that these ordlD15f'ue ur beart. ..•.. 31:01d age .••.....•..•. 10 11an('es are t o be made etrecttve In the DII!lE'ue of brain ..•.. Sl Para1 yslfJ ll ............ 4.2 Uropay ••.•••••.•• • 2,Rbf'ouma l l m ... . ... .. tenement districts, and that landlords Epllr-J)8:r· •..• . ••....• I,SmaIl·pox ......•.••. ] "III h e obliged to turnish proper r ecepErnlp"lafJ .••••••••• 1,SortPnlng of brain ... .. taclcs for ashes and refuse. FA'ttr degeneratlon of !SulC'lde • .. .......... 2 Mrs. J ames Schrimgeour'F('~('r the prest. beart .•........... ,..!Teetblng •....••. - •• 31 !'I('ftrl('t ...•. . . 5!TuOlor . .•......•...•• l'enr: typhoid ••••• ]0; Vr&f-wla •••..••••••• Hi d cnt of the association. quoted ~fr. Bush as havtng also said: "But tt ts Gnnjtrent" ......... . 2:Wbooplng cougb . .•. 5 not only in the tenement dlstrlc.-tf' that llC'lDorrbng('~ •.••• ·· 21 eareleSB ne~s nnd diso r der exist. In The returns ot contagious dIseasE'S made pusing t hrough Berkeley Place a during this week, as compared with the • hort t ie ago I noticed a d l BgTa~etul reports of last week, were as rollOw~.:, This Wtel.; La"t "e~k. etate o! n tralrs that could not h ave Cues. Ul'l1tb!!. e!l~f>"'. lJeath,.. been (· x ceed ed In a n y sec t loD. What can Diphtheria .... 38 8 42 II ~e expected or teneme n t house dwellers Scsr1<>t f~,..('r., 63 :') tir'i 2 'When h ou sek eepe r s of t h e refined and T~"III1Qtd ten"r .. 12J I~ l~~ tulturi!d c lass pay 80 little attention Sma ll ·POX: ••.•• 26 to la w an d o r de-r?" TotallJ c. ... . .-::2• .:.'_·___2_'_ _ __ 267 Mrs. Scrlmgeou r said that the asso- W jNHD TO KHP HIS A member asked In meek and reo elgned accent~ w h at could be done when th e ash m a n smashed the barrels IRS fa st 8ft they were bought. Th~ pres- ~dent G ot the <:art and compla in or It to t he deparLment. and be o lt~ndlng drl"er would be s harply rebuked. and If the car ele-ss handling continued. further complaint would ~rocure his discharge. The objection of the Board ot Health to th e rubbish bags supplied by Maj. Wood bury was then taken u p. No rorm a l . action was decided upon, but the ocren tImen l of the mee~ lng was decidedly In t avor nt t he bags. On thE' motion of }Oil r, Sc.-rlmgeoUl, a rC!lolutlon wa~ ndoptf'd expressing lhe M dOCi8.t io n'R Mlti"" ta.c tion witn the Wt...rlt 71~ I P From-ti}f'%~" "" ..."" .." . .~<t~.. ~ b....."((1 pt the Str eet (,leanin g Department. - long :-.0.-... ..... .... ...... .... ........ . ,., ........ . , BLACK MEASLES Cauaed tbe Death of a Child Mary Foeller tbe Victim. , A ""f'~k 01' 50 ago Acting Superln~ t e nrien [ ot Health Smith, who Is also s el're t ary of the rlepartment. said that It 'Wa s not very judicious to fumigate "'hen MAYOR ~ 11. KNIGHT Health officer f'~ltereO to allow the Rf)undsman ~oonan and sexeral 00lIe€ men from the CommunlDaw Av(m:J~ St<ltton ~'ffit to the house and tried to I r'~a~on with BrE"nnan . HE" ,was deter-, mt~('d, and for,'e had to be r£>sortefl to. TI'),ll1usman Noonan force,i 'him Into n f'h.llr, ano while he held him two oth,,!' po!lcempn strapped hl~ hands and IE'gs. Th~ P911r:emen remained on guard wbJle I ~~ chlIdren were tnlten to thp amhuih~~~ )"lr~. Brennan went along with ~ot until long atter t,he ambulan(!e ot'lp:lrted was Brennan released'. Patlrnt Cre! t~. ..' .l a rDl .~ m on&" tbe Offtce - Ho ld el" •. Thorn .. s Hardy walked Into the rOoms ot lh"" Hea.lth Board, in the north wing or the Hoboken City Hnll, ye!'lterday morning and satd he was sick and ·de~Ired treatmE'nt. Dr. Joseph Stack eaw bet[er for a penon to havE" the measles \\ bt:n a. c~llld: and the oth('>1' is that it would entail a. consldf'rable expense to tuml gate hOll~e8 for measlE's and that i t would neressltatE" the emploympnt ot 0. at a"g-lance the man was sutterlng trom ~mt\, -pox and he hurrned 'hIm Into a back room and telephoned tor an ambuJance to take him to the pest. house on t wo or three a5si~tanl fumigators. A death from black mpa~lps was re- por ted Frida)' afternoon. the Yictim being Mary ~;llzab.th Foeller. a two. Snake HilI. year. old (·hlld. ....... ........ ,.The ~m~ said he had been stopping at iNo. 3.19 ~(>wark strPet, Hoboken. Th~ Hf'8.1th Roard notlt1ed the proprietor ot ~hl~ hOllse TUt'sday to clOse up In Lpn at'l!II on a~~(,oll'ryt ot the unsanitary cond , on 0 r the place. thOle ctlr Hall waJ: unurr quar:~. ne or a tI:ne. owtng to the a.OV~lr­ t" '('IHo t several :::mall-pox !tut'tpre.r15 At .l~ h (,Rlth offil"'ell, and the -offlcf"'i In the nIT: \\tng w£>re only thr.Hvn oren. Th "Jlmar,' s;·hool. ~'hiC'h i~ In th,lt f~~:/~;,_;~6 bullrl1n~. ha"l b~C'n :--lo".?d for ..... klt. It \\.18 Opf"'nf>d r.lr 'he firsr t Im£" }I' t r<1c.)' morning. '\rr> ~('hool -'--- Hflnllff" ("to~("fl to PJ'f"'f"ot "'Pl'f"rl'I of COUlaginll. .f. In Eighth stn.ct e~ \~ f"lh·. was ord!,I"t".1 closed )'e'H(or~ < '1\ by he h~~1th auth I I I h In dJlI;co\'erpd th t I:'llor t flS. t h1.d ",. "nth t1_ "'J ~n CarT of ~ll .. ~'U~"x stre('t, au,? o[ the pupil.,:. hlld 11 r I po . Althoug" the girl hall been Ib II / . Be' era I rlays. a ~Ister and a T nt~n'~e-rl to R:ttend 8('hl)01 ('I l' ';'lIIJ~ldJn;:r. after as door!ll WP!"~ ~ "11,\ t _~I:'lUt~~~ sent home, Was J Pc lie S ... hr 1:-.; l FI N ~S IT'S 1M f/a - It Is up to :Mayor Knlgh t now to sign the f'!rtlftcates ot necessity tor money llr>rsl:';lency With whl~h~Th f"- rt'ma rkablo London, notwlthf;tandl tna ll pox f'llngM tl') ~~('~~~~rrnp?k'a l prLlff'~~l;~n tl'~~tt~'7~l1dence I I ....... ..... ... ... ..... ..... ... I' To Roll CUy Water III 8uO'.lo. carry them over until the beginning action of the Aldermen in a warding to the HarriR Sat'e-ty Company the contract tor fire e~capes on several of the public schOOl buildlngs at Its bid of $6,000, was rf'rerred to a commtttee ot thr .... together with the :';uperlntend· ent ol Education, to Jnv~tigate. Chatrman Fleischmann announced a..q the committee Councilmen Klinck. Ladd and Kreiner. On motion ot Councilman Ladd. the CommiRs\onpr of Public Works ~ta.q directed to ascertain the quality of brick beIng user!. in the construction ot the Lafayette High School. and also to Inquire ",hethE'I' the specifications are being lived up lo. On motion or Councf1maD Stocldart, the action or the Aldermen In d""lgna t· ing two German newspapers to publl:::h tax noU,.,es was reterred to Coun('l1~ men Stoddart and Dunbar, togptbpr with the City Treasurer and Comptroller, to invE"stigate. Councilmen Steul, Dunbar and Fleischmann ,,"ere designated as II committee to act in conjunction with a committee trom the Aldermpn and take up the ql1e~tlon of janitors· ~~larte!;. Thp ('omm\tt~ ",111 mcc·t at 10;30 o'cloc}t this morning. ,~' lre up ot the "and at the bottom or the I,,, l>y the high winds. T he lake water I. pumped Into the 'clty's r eservoirs. .. .... .. ... " .. ..... . . .... ... ...... ... .... ... .... .. , ...... .. . ...... ...... .' .... ... . , -- ~---. or the fiscal year. The Councilmen yester· day sanctioned the action of the Ald· ermen In allowing the Bureau ot BulldIng $15.000; Health Department. $15.· 000; Pa"k Department. $15.000; Police Department. $12.000; Common Council. $2.500, and the Mayor's Department, $1.200, tne latter to pay the experts ,,'ho e-xamlned the accounts in the City 'l'rPlHmrer's office. On moUon of Councilman Klinck, the 1: to The .Jou rno.l.) Buffalo. April 28.- Every bit of '"ater draw n from the pipes anywh ere In thls city to -day Is mudd y in color, saturated with sand. Its color Is not unlike weak cortee, and its condlUon is n-. garded as so dangerous by Health Com· IRJW', on er Gref'ne th at he ha!; issued a prolfam JEIbB Kdt islng everyone to bon the wa ter betore wing It. Unless peopl. do this Dr. Greene lears an epidemic ot typhOid rever may res ul t, because J bacteriological examin ation of t he 'wate' shows it contain.~ an alarm In g a mou:lt of bactprla or . i.1 ima l organism. Tr'l water's con dition fs due to t he st1rrl"~ (By Special for the different city departments to ----- I OUttn:. J U er&ld., LONDO~'l. Ap-~II 'J')I~(''''' York • . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • • • • • •• '!-t • • • • • • . . . . . . . . . it Agnfn for thC' mea!!'ie!l. He assigned two reaI ons for the ~ame. One is that it Is - nlght.tl~k. "Ye c'n see- I ain't got any thin', " Cotte r protested. "Not for twenty -one da.ys," l:l.us::-hed .Jnhnson. "U'R a Quarantinpd cell for yours, my bold buck-un til the doctor,~ scp whether you have sma.l1 ... pox or not. Cotter tatntell. V\i,hen he came to hE'; u5lf"'d language that no gentleman would pif"rmlt hlm~.p1f to r~ad. T'f hp e~c1.;H'S small-pox h£l will be ~f'nt to prjSo~ "- t ;le hOlls\" Brennnn rpful"ed (' dren to bf' taken away. • ?m: .... ........ ... .. .. ..... .T,)h~~"OOdWard lal" e. (CnpYrlght. l~"b' 0 r Father H d to Be Pinioned to Chair U~ ~H In Order to Take Little Ones ..4 ~ to the Pest House. Cou d ime Sanctio£ "'Acts of Aldermen Regarding I strf!,"~. JN~ey ('tty had Lo be pinioned I Certificates of Neceschair In his home yesterday bp- I rorp thrt'(-" of his children. who h:\\'e 1 sity . t'"nlall-pox. could 'be taken to an ambu1.1) r~rEq"L t".\ 8rr. T ... ,-,. I j ;z........ the ° ~ STRICKEN CHILDREN, replied that the houBehohler had ()nly to note the number " Advi~ree Use of '~ the Present EpIdemic "Weed'" h "\\oull] 5P~ a rn k t mlkJ us revfvC'ti Ille "irtu ar eti del:rc8!t dfsfnff'('tant. Jt has ("s ot loblle('o lUI ~ through thf~ epide~l h;~n noUceablp all took, in l ra"elfnJ;' tl c at man).' Womf'n o~ th~ sUburba;l ~~1.i~~o~lng ca rrJag(,s t "omen s taME" for tab "Y.a~~. not that any Mronger but b aecn Is ~ro"'ln&' ftdpn('(' In to i>ncco Cl~cau!\P t hpy hart COil. , flag. t hat thE'Y WOuld b I' a ~f!linrertnnt aM Ha\r\ng pnt~rt"o thE" kitchen, Cottt"r thC' disease In ;sm~ktss llkf' ly to cO':tra"l pro"9.'lpd nimbly and gently in ,sea.l"C'l\ or any other~. ng Carriages than In plunder but owing to his la('k of perThis w E'ek cpr taln 11('1' ct~pUon 'filumaled again::-t a noh:iY ..:ha1r. been Opening their "oJu "$paper s hft"e ).flFC"~f'fI MargarE"t and Katherine Keane, p r] ... mn~ t who weJ'e nursing their fatht"I·. ill with nil en en from thn~e h 0 ('orr(lll. "m,oll."o)C. o,'ened a. front window In the thpir views OIl d' ~I fW 0 rieSired P or tl 1 ~ n pctant..c.; a I to air s('cond stOry and screamed for the pole SPR<-C haH {'ertai J ' nc mOJit Bce Cotter's dullness kept nlm from up w ith such letter s aR d n h('en tn kC'n hearing the screams. as a means to~a d ea with tobltcC'o "C'm out 0' that!" commanded 'Poi5mallPOX r s p r eVen tion ot )toeman J ohnson presently, rudely inter It I ' : . rupUng Cotter's vislon~ or booty. Co t plug E'C~lIed that at thp. timf' ot the ler tMed to get out by the ba.ck base U(> n JAndon evpry child . great mE'nt door. only to nump into eha-rIe dered to tuk ... a pipe of toba v,;as or· :\10Mahon and Bernard 'ME"nnlon. lust and at interva ls duri n 1 ~ cro o to ~chool Citizens. who pu m meled him good an Ina!'fter and the child g ·1-I m:; both the I harr't. ..r en 11t lip. ' ''fLerm m e go, will you 1" Cotter pleaded t-o Pollcema.n J obnson. "I wuz only hokln' ('r a place to sleep. I ain't took nathln'." om "~fa).·he you h9.Yen·t, a.nd then . again, maybe you have," saM Johnson, playtully proodlng him in 'the ribs with a 11 . A Londoners Cottpr I:;; a burglnr, indu:::trlo113. pntient, wt"ll-m~anlng n.ml of l"teady hahits, but f;omehow hE" do('s n~lt pro~p(>r be..~auFlP hi~ percpptin' !lcu1tll'~ arp flull. !-It" eJ)cnt half an hour at 2 o'cloC'k ye-!\teT<lay morning cutting the glru:;o.; and pulling back the latc.-h or a ba empnt \\.;ndow in John Kt'ane'~ hnuse at No. 6.'JZ Grove strE'pt .. J(,Tl"ey ("Jt)'. In his eagar'ne.5s to be at work he tailt"d to obse~v(' that the front door oC the hou,cis blazoned with an ominous yellow lwe;nty-:.;Ix new ca!!ec;: or the Uto;:eR-qo and one dea.lh r.~ported during the prec;:ent ,,;eek. 3..<; compared with thlrly-fi\'c new CIl:->-eS antI tour deaths during last week. The ottJclal:;; ~xpre~s the opinion that the dtsea!:'e wtll ('nllrely disappear with the advent of warm weather, and slate that during the summer (,,,pry pr~cautlon will be laken lo prevent the disease trom reappenrlnp: next winter. Thert! is also a dE"crea~E'" In typhoid lever, but an increa~e In t:3l-~rlet tever. ThE'" number or dp8.ths In the city tram all causes during th week was 463, which 1~ a d~crea.se of thlrly-one trom lho~e of last 1\eek. and a decrease of elghteEin frOm the correspondIng we('k f I .:::t year the principal cau~es being;a a. , l ounlt n 8 (lirection. O ,01~~~:j'''-;i~ ;' I ll'Iation must redo u ble It. eltorts to In· . .... TO PREVENT SMALLPOX Yellow Flag, and Now He's Being Fumigated. lThat ~mal1-pox 1!5 being slowly but surf>It .vlp('d out In thl. city h "'Ident rrom the report of the Bureau ot Health, lhe fluenc e h ousek eep r s In general In this ......... .. ... . .. .. ...... ... ~z.~ c~. er Didn't N~thP ·~~B~~C~·;~~~~~;~~~. =- WIPING OUT SMALL·POX O aly Jm ....... .... importance of a pure water sup· pi)! h as is enjoyed hy this city Is aga demonstrated In th" case of Buf· falo. The storm roiled the water of Lake Erie from which the clty's sup· ply is dra ",n until it came out of the maIns a dark yellow. This water swarms with typhoid fe .. " germs and every person wbo drinks it Lnboiled direr 111 In· YitCE the distase. If he drinks It bolied be Is absorbing the dead orgau" isms in the shape of a diluted soup. In explanation of the deadly condl· tion of Buffalo's drinking wa' tel' the ctty's hacterlologls~ Dr. Bissell, says that in But· falo for J4 days aftt'!' every storm lhe cases of typhoid tever materIallY in· crease. This pro"es that the t)'phO ld comes from tbe water in Lake ErIe. DI'. Bissell does not think that tbe sewerage of Buffalo bW! anything to do with this; it Is thEl' sewerage frnIn other cities up tbe lake. ~Iuch 01 tb. retuse goeR to the bottom and is grad· uRlly carrIed down the lake. WheD the water Is dJ.turoed by storms thIs sewerage is brought to the suriace and, is thus carried througb the mains to the pumping station. The germs, ot dl."ase are thus brought into every household in B u ffalo. ~ ..:...--== �'-. .. .... ..... .... ..... . . ..... ........ . ... ... ...... .. .... ............. ........... :.:.~. .... '" , -=-- ~W;;r. ldud ,n I) • y (' RUtTBlfI, N. •• _Eyeo' bit of \ prll - . he'" In .,. the ptpe5 f\nyw • tU- 'Wo.;er dT1l~ tr~~ mudd> tn color •• 4 tbt; city to-dn)' ~ Ir~ color Is not un. h ~nd rate-d ,,1t· and •ltS con diU 0n t~. rt"'-_ like we:>k ("Orr...· OUS bY Health com c;:0 d8~r ~"sued A. garde~ e~ ~n' that he h.BS lr,t-boH Of tb t ~ ' ln1!'=!Clon~ proc!nmatlO n i\";!rnS' even one to o~ 'u~\ng It. The C:~ndS the wRtE'r bef due to the high d loCI The wind sUrreo Ii on of the wa\t>t ! w dn\,ll. h lake of IhP past e h' bottom ot t e up the ~nd at t :1(> into the cIt· Y re-=(,f~ and it ~•.!\!' pumpei r- COURI':.t'\.LDERlIEX L':i.T E R UrT AS THu KILLED IT. THE CO'llllITTEE 'VILL XOT GO ~' O"'~, oy v:;;h;;OO ;:-1.:.iL/ nit let' in connection uc h dlscu- e-d and wrangledwith t~~tm.m ior~ "e;tllatLng the new over S,)'!I c: 1ft meet· Lafayette H igh Schoo, or & a. has tng ot the commIttee which no"" he this maUI'r under consideration, at f' Ci • Hall .. ~terda)' morning. a ter CO~Sider:1h'le • dl~cu!itsion, it was \'o~ed 10 ~end a committee to Boston. L) nn and~ Cam\'rid~ Iv investigate the Woodbridge ~)"5tem as It Is in effect , Lbere in f'l:blic buUding!!:. CounC'ilnan Stoddart 5Ugg-~ted that It would be a good thing [or tbe cit}· were DJ'3. H11l and Carpentir of th. Health Detra.rtment ~ tD the Ya.!sa.- "'0111 .......... . SMALLPOX CAS ES, T h ree Now O ne s Have B een Dis c ov. erld by the He . lt h Deparlme nt. TlIP ollle1&l, of the health drpartm.,·t haw' d~('l)feretl three 'leW" f'1I!(-~ of 8mall~ 0 1· J:. .\ II three of the patit'nt are no" in the quarantine hOSllltnl. tbe patient" i the hu,hftnd f Olle Kathprine HO! DP\", l\'hu died of smnl:. flOX 8t the hO~Dital ft wrek or tl\: U;I). ~Ir. It~)8SDey had nojt f'xhlhitM any flrmt'. tom.s. of the di ,I:ie nt thp tame of 1tb wife' _ drath, bnt I'r. <; N"fOnp ~l~mrd it ,h(>l;t to de:. in bim a ' ih,l fit · pan1. 8:-- he Old t'e(ln el.po. ed. Latrt Dll!h'" the (loe·I)r at the boo pitst r~l'orted that Ho i. nel" had tbe rll~ 3.!::l". The lItht"r 1\\0 pntiPDt" nre ~lotil,jR .r P(·tka. a", nan old. anl1 ' bIn' Pl'tkll, t\\ I) ypnrs old, of :!li RI'pf! fltrt"et. bare bt'CD ill r~r 6 .. dB)". ·rom .. .. ..... .... .. . ... .. ~ ............ . .. ' ...... '" ..... -'" They ~. ST[[L PLANT, ~. ~/"'" S TH BUFFA(o FLOOD PLAN QU IC KLY ADOPTED. nop~_ The wholp mattf'r t~ no,,· at a dead II tandRtlH a.nd pro(,ppclings to obtaIn b Ids tor a yentJlating apparatus wll1 h ave to be bpgun anpw A new .ubje<'t or vast Importan('e was brought to the- attention o( the public at thE" me-e-Ung of the Board or Atdt'rmen yesterday afternoon. It was that ot rapid tJ'Ianslt be-tween the buslnes8 center ot the city and that section where the St£"e'l Plant and many Id ndred Industries w1l1 be locate.l. Ald. Adam otrereo..l a resolution lookJng to the solution ot the rapid transit problem and provld1ng tor a commlE1- ~ • chu~eUs cili~ to Investigate the ,,·ork· Ing 'of rh, woodbridge system . ..r';~ In the se~slon a motion was meed this etrect. and Ald. Roedel amend the motion ~o that a Councl1man .and • Alderman 'I\'ould also make the lrtp. There W8_C: some opposition to the Roe del am~ndmt"Dt, but It was finally carried. CIty Chemin H ili told the committee that the~ I~ no sy's tem o( venttlatlo~ In Buttal') whleh doe!l eatistactOrl work SupL Emer.=on ot the Depart· ment ' ot Public Instruction !laid that he be-lte"ej the defects In the systems of ,~entHallon in the schools ~hould be remedied, He ~aJd tha.l be was peTS 'DaUy In f,vor of ID.,aIHng tbe Wood1:lridge liyHem under the supervi~I./)D of Pro!. " oodbrldge. Ther< bad ne' or been. he :o'aJd, an in!!tallatlon ot a ven tilating ~)Hem In this city under expe:t supenislon, and u rged that lhe Woodb:l<g~ system be tested on behalf of But'faio al the schools where it has been l""tn' led. H e said that the Lafayette High School could not be made ready (Dr occupancy betore a year trom next September so the delay over the \"entBating B)'lItem could not make any ditteren·:e so ta.r as the completton ot the scho"l was conc~rned. or S idewalks Must Not Be Blocked by Merchants at the Markets. Other Important Business Transacted. JUNKET PLANNED ON _VENT!LA !!~N J ~'E I¥T1LA TION PLA.'VS SA T /JPON. F or reaflon.<; b<-1l known tl) then.""ohes .. majority of the Aldermen v .... t ..r .. .lY k llle(\ orr o.bMlute\J· 111 progr••s ' • ,• dJr~ Uon lettIng tM contract for ,~" h eattnG' and ,. ntllatlng ar, .. aratus of t he Lnto.Yette IIII'll ;;ehool Afil 8tat(\d in th~ . "'"ElyR Yt~~erclay n ("onterence committee o( .,\ldermf' at":l Coun<.'lImcn, togethrr with the SUPPfJ nten(J.~t of Educntlon, the ConlllltAt: loner o( Public "'orks and the C1t~~ Chemist. agreed upon a r~('ommpnda­ tlon that nr~. Hill nnd CnrpentflT of the Health [lepartment and a ('ommttleE" or anp Alrlf'rman and one rouncBman ~hould proC"N>.tl to Bo~ton and C'ambrlclgp, In\"€'stlgate the worklng!j ot t he v\'·oortbrtdgp !l!ystE'm in those ('Ities e nd Tf'POrt their findings. • ",The-n t ha 1 rrpon was presen ted a. t t hE" meellng yp~lerday Ald. :\Iarlln, ""ho hR.!' llhowl" a remArkable tnterf"!'t 1n thp question, made II SPppch hotlY oppOsing the report and had a good dftal to pay about "throwing $500 away." ahhouRh the report simply said that t hE' total pxppn~p. of the In\"es:tigatlon " should not pX(,E'ed ~500." ","hE'n the maltf'r wns pu to a \"ote t hp report was rejPctE'd by S ayes to IG Aid, Adam's Suggestion for a Co mmission Resented the Aldermen. di- \ yolr. TRANSIT TO THf NfW S OL T il B U FFALO FLOOD PL AN. Thf" aooptlon of Plan B for the abatempnt ot the- Routh Ruffalo floods went through flying. The Councilmen had 8.mpnr1p~i the artion of the AldE'rmpn b,.- lpaving out thE' two slip!' through prl\'8tP prorerty. Thl!\ was conC'urrpd In without dphatp and thE' plan waR adnptf"d a~ amf"ndl"d. ThA Aldprmpn nl~o J'la~~pd without debatE> a noticE' that thp city IntE'ndpd to deprlt"'n nnd. wldpn Ruflalo Rh"er and Irion ot l'lve dtlzen!'. This was done Cazenovia Crpek. Th1~ I~ j\ nece!'~ar~. -wltb the tdf"6. tha.t much time ftnd caretechnical part ot the- pro('eedln~ tor flood. abntl'ment. (ut thougbt must be de'\'oted to the The Board voted to rpadV'ertisp fQr subject. But this brought out a. stren-' bld~ tor the C'o)1prtion of a~he5 and ~ar­ uous prote!'Ot from a number of .Alderba.~p. Th~ only negat!n:-- vote wa~ that men who were 8trongh~ of the bellet of Ald. Huster. that f( thpre "\\ as any' buq\ness ot this Tht!' refllolutlon to ~ppropriat~ $5000 kInd to be attended to they were the tOf restoring .-\mhe~t street was on.es to attend to It. Ald. Adam 5toPP(! 1 Adoptpll Ald. Hu~:tr m~de an exthis torrent of more or It'RS injured tE'ndf"d oration saying that tht~ was protest. by !'aylng [ha.t he was entirely the mannp!" in \",hl('h th~ mas~r'-s ot the ",BUng thaA. the resolutIon go to compeople l\'ere reaping the "benefits" ot m1ttee. • the Pan- Amerkan Exposition. The r solution wa..'q B.!' follows: "R~solved. That HI" Honor. the l1ayCLEAJ? Till! /ffAJ?Kl!T SIDEWALKS• or, be reQuestPd. to e.ppolnt tlve cltiz:ens 'I There 'Wag a. hot discu~sion o,'er tile who shall Ferve as a C'Ommlfo~lon wahQuestion ot dTJving halt a dozen standout pay. to conIer with the raJlroad ke"P"rs orr th~ sidewalk at the Chlpcompnnle-s and other parU~ lntere-sted pewa 6treoet end o( the "Tashlng-ton along the Hamburg turnpike. with the Ma..rket. '\\'"hen the matter was betore 'v1el": of dete-rmlntng the mo~t dePfra.ble ilia Committee on :\.1arkets Attorney method at ea..,.. rapid -:rna sate transit I Mark S, Hubbell contended that the to tb& city line." market clerk bad no more rlg-ht to lea~ It'H A T., D A D A "' SAI D. the .I~~,,·.. lk, th.re for "and~ than he I ~. had to IM~e thE' ~lde-walk a.nvwhere In support ot the resolution Ald. el~that th.. pubUc thoroughfarel' Adam made the [ollol\'lng addres& must be kf'Pt clear. The matter \\"'a~ Mr, ChalrmaH~ -The oJ,h.nlns years or T~(E'rN'd to he- l 'orporation Coun~£>I, the tv.·enUcth ~entl1l"")· '"lIrt:' unfolding tt) who ~u~talned )IT. HubheU's posltlon the peoy:t" at thO! cit)' ot Butra.lo and. to I and !'to the ('ommttte-e y~terday flubthe people of the entire. State ot ~ew I ~ I . . k "\' k Il vista. (It a8 vast a promise or m t t~ a report d re< tlng the mar et o('o°~merclal nnd Industrial progre~5 as It C'l£'rk not to I!'~up any more pe-nnlts (or 8pems pOB.!Ible for the mind ot man to I etanrls at thi!li end of the markN. The conceive. The Pan-Amr>rtcan Exposition Mall-keepe", Kre Italians and Ald. emphaslaed the new dulle" and re8ponal· nMY a.nd )Iartln In whose wards most blltll('8 Cit our nalion toward the na- of the I1allans live- , put up a vigorous t1onalt1u of the hrml.,phpre andotber we are now contronte-d with a movempnt reaf'h- fight against ~~hat thl"Y termed distng even beyond th~-8e widE'! bounds. The' criminating IE'glslaU()n. but the re-port buJId1ng of a Kicantic plant for the worK· wa. adopted ne,*erthele-s@:. Ing ot Iron anti eteel tin the borCif'rs ot onr I On motion ot Ald. Adam Corporation ("Ity proclalm!J R. p.ew {nduetri!'l era tor Counflel F"ldman's opinion rela't1ve to ButraJo and .. PlV "lork ~tlll.f'. . . 0 one who h '1 t _. t,&II watched the cle,·p.lopment of that t e sen ce 0 tax.oa.le redemption nopeat. e.nterprl.e, and In conn(>ctinn ",,-Ith dce8 W8~ rt"tt"rreJ to the Committee on It. thl" building by the Go"f"rnm~nt of the Finance. breakwattr forming Buch a magnlUce 1l t AM • .lIannlng Introduced a rerolutlon, harbor, ·,..rbJch no'" makE'S VOfl~1l.1e the which W8 ado;>tf"tl, dlrf'Cting the N~w conetru('tlon of extenslve dockB on tht> York ('eon tral t<l station 8. flagman at 1'.. ster front; no one "'hl) Is acqualnted .. lIdth the: p1an!l of great railroad t>orp<tra- the \\ eS't Delevan street cros~g_ tlou for the utlUzation of thpf!le dock!! tor Th~ Board ot Fire Commiflsloners the tran~flortation of the rJeh and lIm1t- ~ubmltte-d a propo.!1le-d, OTdtnance regu leBa product or the :"orthweat. can helll- latlng the storage and -sale ot gasoline. tat(O for a momf'nt to prt>dict a great tu.. It wa~ rf-t~rrf>d to the COm.m.ilt(>e on ~~~~ ti:'t !~~~:l~.er;i,~~ t~k~nabt~rth~f J~~; Ordtnances. Lf'sJltature to ("rown tht! development bv A rel'oiutfon wa!!: pa!Ofled to J!tSUe a the dtepenlng and wide-nina- o( the J-t:rle bond for .$040,913 to pay the election biBs Canal. owed by the <'Ity to 'l'he count.y. At thl"l pr~8(tl1t rnom('I1t,~ how~verJ...! am Ald. ~ullh'an's rf'~tut1on providing only anxIoU8 that thr> (tt)-' of tlutrnlo t tha.t the Ohio !i:;tret""t brIdge p.hall be should tnke up tht:o queAtion or how it can '" . ttf~f'lt take advanlage ot the flltuatlon. It kept <"Josed during th& noon hour was Bepms neCdAar)' that tt should take Jt up paP'St..'d. This Is to enable workingmen on the bond,.5t pOffstbl~ line!!! a.nd study it to go and ('Otlle trom theJr dlnne.rs. out to the ad,-antage of a11 conl""erned. I" tho mllll>l or the many que.Unn. tho SWA N S TJ?EET CAJ?S. membf'rs of this Roan! ha"fl to ecooslder. Th~ International RaHway Company the)' havl!!o not the timp that 8hould be I .lvl!n to tbJa matter. and It Ie on that ae- "ent In lI. petition (or permJ~ on "temcount that I fltftr this resolUtion. porulJ:r to dJ~('ontinue the running ot street en.rs In S"\'nn and South DJvl~lon WAN T A CIIANeE A TIT. otreets bttwe.n :\lain and Erie street. Atd. Zoeller hoppecJ up at once to op- and In Erie ~trfet bet_ween SOu[~ Dlvlpo~e the adoption ot t1\e resolution. slon ftreet and the )\ew York <. f"ntral Said hE"; track.~ un ttl such time as the planl" or "'Thy rltv hA~ too many <"Omml~~lon~ your pelitlonE'r tor the op~ratlon o( Its a~rflady the sonner -It get~ ~id ot ~:;:::t~at~pbco~~~t~~~d~~ ~ir;~~:. re"hat It has go~ the be-Iter It. will be. Among the motions rpterred to comThf' ("ommon (ouncl1 hi tull~ ,fompe - mltte-ea was Alderman Smith's to U·,~t to rte-nl with this QUf'Rtlon. a.mend the ordtnancf's so that no perThIs re80luttnn Is an In!lult. to thl!' mUs !';hall be tEjsu.ed tor vending on any bod}~," f'rlerl Ald. ~fa.rtln. "The re!'!a~ of th'", public markets to any exc~pt lutlon f'houJd go to lhf'- Committee 00 cJttzena o( the Pnlted 8tates that have Streets." lfved In Buffalo (ot' at lea$t a year. "If thfl' C·ornmltt,.e on Rtrl'Pt,!.": {'an not do thl! work 1 \,'ondpr what the ('omrnittee ~8 (or,'" sato .AI,]. 'Vh--ner. "The r ... olutlon 18 an '"-suIt to the Board ot Aldermen .. "rntll !lw'h tIme wl1f'n It i~ ~hown that \\ I! ar~ not able to handle QU~8tlons ot thi" kind I th"nk such matter~ Fhoulol be dealt with b!' the Common ("'luncJl anrl the Commt!lslonpr ot Public Work.... saId Ald. Kennedy "The r(!solutl,)n 5hou~ll go to ~ome committe." Mill .\ 1<1. ~1('E3'hrPn I'Thi!' board ts n changln~ board," . ald AM. Ada.m. "rt I. dltfprent thl' ;)'IDa.r from ,"hnt It WDR lut year. nnd It wfII be changed agaIn nt':ltt year. ThIs N-oJect neert8 a. great deal of 8tudy p l'rhQ.pa yeaN! or $tlJi"i), Howe\'er, It a r Fotert:'hI"" .,r thp rt:!oll1tlor I!' dcslre-tl , 129 IFOR OruLY MEDlC'L'JMc: f INSPECTION I, SCHOOLS PRO~~IANS WILL ASK CITY OFFICIALS TO ADOPT THE PLAN. mf>("\ln~ I .-\1.n. r('('i!'ut of the ("11nlt-al ('Iu b of Uutralo hpld nt the Cnstle lnn. 1\ 111olt1 Intl'rflsth\~ Bnd prncrh'ol puper on "~pc1ff'u l Ill!'PP:t'tlon M ~dlOOls" \\'8:1 read ll\.~ lIr. F. l'ark LeWis ot thr.s tlty. • .Uttir J:l'n{trnl 1l1"'(·11~:·4on ot tbf'" pllJlPl '1 r(>~t)ll1t1oJt wn... unonlmoll1Oh' adopted eI' dor"lng thp ~l1g~e~tlons tb~rf"11l CQDtnlneil. nel Iht" COmmittl'e 11l~truNPd to prf'parl ex tract-II (I·OID Ihe papf'r. fnr ':.lrQl:l.1 i'1',.s('n D. ~IGU to til ... :\1.1)"flr. tht~ 1If':-Y't+ cp*Yt;l lo~ "r Bnd Ih,.. ~ullerlntf'ndt:"ut fC", "pllrt mfOnt or EcluC':ttlon_ It 1 ntl\'Oe'nr,.d that n ~y~tp1Datt(' dull" .,,~ . amluutlon or pupll~ madC'. In Boston al111 ~ 'hicBgo this plan ba .. rf'snlted 10 the dl. rO\'('ry (If thou":lDd..:: or l·a"l .. of ('out.1gloli~ di"'('a~'" l'n'sent fit the! \nf'~Unlt 'Hrp Drs. D. I;. Wlll'Ox. E. P. lIu.->!,pr, J "(It '1'. l'ook, I.. n. ~IUtUpf. Fredf'rick 14(>wt~. cr. H. Crlt.~blow. n~rhprt Bents. ) £ark 1~. HrNt. E. (i. Itodt'ob(ondt'r. R. ~{, Root. " •. H, )Iure\", t'. '" ~I~amon. )1. P. Unq111s:. I'". n, Grof' .. llf;"rk 81\(1 L. F. Bm'k ot L ock - port ~--- OVER HOT SANDS "MES INTO MASONRY I I I I I I I I I Rnd j I hn.,..e no ob: ~(:UOll. The nail r a th pn ret" red 10 l hf) Kf'n-I . [ ALARGE .: ivl ~I i.i IAL Ninety-Four Candidates Were Initiated into the Mysteries of the Mptic Shrine. , " Jy!-v I,m A ilia emple's stable ot gouts worked overtime lnst evenin g as an inri· dt.'Ot to the initiation of tbe Iar!lPf't dn!'Os of l[R~onic cBn~idates c,'er admitted to the tt.'mple. Tht"re w ere 91 candidatl· . . in all. )(ost of the t's udidatea ,,'pre froUl Buffalo, but tht:'re were a number frow Dunkirk, FrNonin, Olean Rnd other nl'nrh,· town~. l ne!o.e l"8.me to BuffAlo with f':~me full·fled,ct'd ~h ri m"rs who did nt)t ne~le<'t the opport u nitr of i1l1pn.'ssin~ the randidates w ith t he h o r~ ror.:; of the inllui~itio n to w hich the y w('r~ to be c:ubje~:led. ) [n"or I~ nicht. of ('"Ol1 r !'lE', wo ... p I'P~ E' nt. Other~ who ntr.nu,-d and h.lpt'd to make thE' CAndidates tn'mble wtc're H en lth l'orumis ... iouer Gr y~ne, i1l u ~triom; po t " n· tfttf:' of the tern)) e; District A.ttorn (·y Thuma .. PenUt':r, ('ldef r ahboD; 'Yil1is lll H_ L ~·tlt1~. R ...... istnnt raboRU: d llnon H. Htluudlllsh , hi~h prj('~t and pro ph et : L lm'd l~. ' Yestbr ook. ori c-uta! Jroide ; Cb~rle, E. ) !HrkhuDl. r ""ord er. and ~el . !'(lll O. "llffuu:r. 'rht~ 1111~in(>s.q ses.::ion wa., ht>1d at .j o'cIO<'k, Wh£,D a rin!'s of Uti was e l t:"(·tl~d . All but two of this 010" attend "d tile (,prf'UlouiuJ f;E'!'o.:iI1n, hetter known a~ the initiatitln. wliirh bE'~n.n at 6o'('IO<'k. [be ('IRo.:~ wn~ ~o larC"f> and rbt;'re w as 8 0 JUlll'h to bp donl' that it l" ns J on~ a fter 10 o'clock befort:> the newly made gbrin' Us and t heir initj8(O~ "WpndMl tbt"i r way (0 Ellicott Club. wbl:'re nlJ pnrrid pated in [hE' f"ojorlllf'lit of a hnoQue(. At the Ll1:o-iol'SS s(>:o-sion in the sttPT1l00·n 8 r rnn~E'1l1(>nt .... WE'tt' Dl ad e to attend u le ('onyelliioo ,flf ~ hrinpr~ w b e h eld in/ ~Rn Frn ll d~('o III ,J u n ~. Dr. ureene Will autl wriz t>11 t o look n ftt:>r the 'lUf"stions in yo lv ed In the trip.. financial I �POTTER'S FIELD NEGLECT DUE TO t"" LAZY OFFICIALS. Q{j/~I'-" .. . ... ... .. . .... ....... ...... ..... ....... - ........ .... = = = . «.: /MORE CASES OF SMA LL PO X. .c;lda p ctka:::;-naug h ter of 26 Reed Street, R emoved t o the Quarllnti n e Hospital. p t , S years oil. ?nd her 'MaUIda :' 'Yo 0 ) cars old. of ... ~o. d ughter, lIM" t ed to d S'lrc t b.J.\e bee.n remo H R.e. 1 ; . . t I Both h n'e well qu rantl 1e ..... OSpl " Their (.oned t a!ilefl of sm. 1~~O~'r" Sc-"roeter Uon was dJ8C<J\,l'f d d."':o tha·t· thE'Y had d ('lark \\ho oun all f ~ the lost n\"~ c.l8y~. een fll 0 t Kath,:.rine Ros-snp)", Tht, husbu nd 0 . " t week at thb who dIed of mull pox l(~nfin~d there ospltnl a!Le,.. behlng o.l~o de\'('loped il s , h g'h ab OU t · 4 hom", f. th rllsl;'ase and <.lit ou aymptoms 0 1 1 ~ in charg£> of the Dr. O'lllT<l., "~) ri'iclallr reported the 0i 1\081l" , has ~o l~p_ I.tment, there caae t~ t~; tJh~~ : ;will have 1.1. run ot Is no {au . R s<:ll.eoy \\ as removed ¥ the cUsC'Hse. ),11. o .. h -- • ,~ - ~~~'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.~~'~.~~~~-~....a~~~r• eral Occ asions Steps Have 4 8ean Taken to 8etter th e Condl'!I·ons of Pal"per Cern· ~ etery, but Never Went Far. , ~ I "'~ '', r"! P, (,f .It"; ~ TIG TE VE S , ARLY In 1898 so bad had become the condition ot a I'Calrs In t he Potter's Field ot BuI'Calo that an luvesdgatlon was ordered by t he Board ot Ald~men and the Erie County Board ot SUpervisors . On January 31st the city Health Department reported the \l ublic cemete"y to be In a horrible .tate. Notwithstanding this It has been used by both city and county, the latter illegally, ever .Ince. On March 4th the City Clerk was directed to advertise tor a plot of land tor a new Potter's FIeld. This land has never been purchased. On March 19th ot tbe same year the Howard Cemetery Committee ot the Board ot Supervisors reported to that body t bat the county had ' no right to bury Its unclaimed dead In the Potter's Field, and that the City Health Depa.rtment had directed that no turther permission tor 1 suoh burials be glyen to the county. In spite of this t he county's u n- , claimed dead are still being burled there. • On the same date a resolUtion was adopted that the clerk of the Board " ot Supervisors be directed to advert I.e for proposals tor the 8ale to the county or a ~ujtabJe cemetery. These bids were never advertised tor, department In the city, npparently, disclaims any responsl_ • bility In connection with the Potter's Field. Supervisor Charle. H. Ide stated today that It Is his Intention to , present to the Board at It.., next meeting a .nemorlal asking tor an In . b ,, ; : ; : t : n ' : : : : ' : : ' ::.. : : : dead. , f At tha Present Time the Coun· ty Has No Right to Bury ' d Dea d Th ere. theUncIalma Supervl'sors' Clerk Fai Iedt0 Adverll'se tor 8J'd S. . .. . ....... ... . ..... .... , . ..... . ........=.. =.. ..... = ......... == ~-- THREE SMALLPOX CASES. E ~4 S A YS M R IDE • ----- 'I Who is Responsible? Records Show ThaI on S8Y· : time his wIfe to the h"'PJ,tnl at , Cd f Health t1 "re by or (>1' a k ,",'us t<" 4 n l. '.. "l1though at that COl1lmft:~tOller (1~lt~lY in a healthy time he '\\ as ilppo.re _ ondlLlon. , ------ t::e rnn n and two women, beUeved to " ... ,~~ rtel'lng irOln smallpox, Were taken -to the Quarantine Hospital Yesterday by OUR years ago the Common Counord er of the health commissioner. The cil ot BuI'Calo decided that the man I. the husband ot Katherine RosoPotter's Field was In such a disney, w bo died of smallpox in the hos- graceful and congested conditIon that a pim } a t e"", days ago. The Women are new ~emetery was an Immediate neCe8Ma t ilda and Mary Petka, respectively sHy. PropOsals lor the saJe or and tOr 88 a nd 26 year. old, of No. 26 Reed this PUrpose \\:ere advertised for and street. received, and one was recommended. tor F i Ev~.-y counts, to whom was referred the reso-· lutlon ot Supervisor Schoepflln, calling the attention of the Board to the dlsgraceful condition ot the Potter's Field located In the town ot Wes Seneca, would respectfully report that we vlslted the cemetery last week and found the condition of aJl'alrs fully as ~ad a. published In the dally pnpen<. The report continued to the eI'Cect that the committee had found that the coffin. were covered by trom two inches to four and a halt teettll~! ~ar~he follow.More signIficant s "as Ing resolu;ion, adopted by the Supel'vlsor8 on March 19, 1898; "Whereas, the County of Erie has been buryIngFI~ld. the unclaimed in the Potter', a cemeteryd£>ad owned ~e_C<l~ ~~'~ unc~almed ~-:,~ BIG CLASS DID STUNTS, I . Ninety-four Men became M MystIC . Shriners at the asonlc T ! em peas • ~'~~" v YOR KNI T TH RE A ~N. .ght I 'AFFAIR WAS CONCLUDED WITH ELLICOTT A BANQL'ET AT THE _ un CL. "Heavens. is it really allover at by the city of Butralo, an dthe Health last?" t to a Department or .uch city has directed I "It's a good thing that I wen that no further permission for such gymnasium In my youth." accePtance by the Aldermanic Commitburials be given to the r.ounty under"There's on£> thing certain; this Is no tee on Sanitary ~reasures. The recomtaker, and it Is, therefore. nece~sa.ry I place (or in\'al1ds." mendation was laid on the table and for the county to own it sown cemetery "That's right, profeSSlo~~l athleteg has ne"er been' taken .off. tor the care ot such unclaimed dead, 'seem to be In demand bere.. .. At the same time, that Is In the therefore. be it f 'eek I m sure spring of 1898, the Board ot Supervisor. "Resolved, That the clerk of this ''I'll be sore or a " , . 't ot Erie County was notified that the Board be hereby directed to advertise ··Well. it was a rib ronster, wa.sn county had no rlght to bury its untor sealed propo~als tor the sale to It?" b claimed dead In the Potter's Field. The the county of a plot of land suitable -i.'hus did some of the new mem ers clerk ot the Board was then not1fi~d to tor cemetery purposes, to contain ten of Ismailla Temple exchange confide~ce; advertise tor proposals lor land tor a acres; and that the ('oroners' Commitatter their Initiation Into that clu T~e cemetery for the county_ These protee report to thIs Board the proposal high -degree Mason. last night. re po~nl.~ have never been asked for. demed by them the most favorable to cla Q g was a record breaker, TheEl\~er ~lnC'e that time, tor over tour the county. The eommittee I'esen·es the '.'er-e 94 members. Never before had a year~. nccnrdfng to the reports of 1t~ right to reject any and all b i d s . . . . ilia Tern own Supervl~ors, Erie County has been At the same time, on account at the class of that sIze entered Isma ke; cro" 'de-d and disreputable condItion of burying It. unclaimed bodies In the city I The event was a record brea IVS th e Line on S m allp-;;:" Potter's Fle-Id. And yet the c£-metery I the Pater's Field, the Common Crmnc II also p e. in the matter of f un. The older. 'AnO.-Dow!£> has bplJed his prowa~ ~o congested and generally dis-, of BuI'Calo was apparently making prenobles of the Mystic ShrIne had ~Y~I~ reputable in 1898 that It wa. condemned a~ n healer by calling on the paratlon for the purchase of a ne",' t'm of it with the candidates. by the ('ommon CounCil, Board of sUthorltles to remove- a case at cIty cemetery. 1 e d t were Buttalopervl,or., Board of Public Healtb and On l\1arrh 4, 1898, the City ('Ierk most ot the candl a es I delegawhleh appeared In his Hock. the public rrt!~8. Its condItion now can was directed to advertise for a plot ot nians, there were also :::m~l and othbetter be I naglned than de'crlbed: land not grea ter than fitteen acres. Oons tram Dunkirk, Fredon a Tho!'lP Super,·,,, Charl<:s H. rd~ e.nnwnced, When the propo~als were opened, on ar pla.ces along the lakeShore ~e~t thl. mot g that It Is his intention to April 4th, they were tound to vary laces, along with Olean, a iso ~ t bring the subject he fore the Board ot trom S3,OOU tf' $70,000. ~ome full-fledged Sbriners to take par , Supervl!:ors at Jt~ meeting on Tuesday. On June 27th ot the same year the next. The EnqulrE-r's disclosures have Commltt~e on Sanitary ~feasures of in the fun. Kight was on cau'ed him to take this action. the Board of Aldermen reported in As usual, Mayor n i!';stoner "It the county has no public cemefavor at purchasing 32.6 acres of land hand. So were He~Ith c~~;nliiu8trltery, and Js burying ft~ unclaimed In West Seneca, at not more than $600 'Valter D. Gree'le, \\ ho Is I . District bodies Illegally In the city cemetery, lln acre, Th\~ mOtion to adopt the reous potentRte O[ the tem~y~,O chid as appE'ars to be the case," the matter port was tablec! and It has not since Attorney Thomas pe;me y , William H. ought to be looked Into, he said this morning. been consl,lored. rabban; Nelson O. TIffany, Almon H. A peculiar feature of the case fs the! Lyons, assistant I'abban, d propht"t, "Will you brIng It before the Board ?" evident allxlety of ali the leading de, hi h priest an "Yes. At the next meeting." partment, ot the city 10 dl,clalm any Rouuebush, g I tal guide and County AUditor John ·W. Neff .-aId responsiblJlty In connection with the l Lloyd L, "~estb~~ok. O~e:rder, today trat Immediate nctlon should be Howard Cpmetery. Yes.terday one at I Charles E. ~rar am, -Ith a busl~ taken by the coun ty to get a burying the clerks In the Department ot Public The day's work beg~~ :hlCh a class ground of Its Own. Works maintained that bls department ness seslson at 4 p. m., emonlal , •• _, "I brought this matter before the had nothing whate""r to do with It. of 96 was elected. The cer n \\'a8 slatBoard four Or fiye years ago," :'e !'Inid. "'We do not haye anything to do with slon, otherwise the, mitiati0 save twO "ResolUtions were adopted at :!"!Rl land," salrl he. "Go to the Mayor. Or ed to begin nt 6 0 dciock. take the dethe Park CommiSSion." p to Ali time, but nothing was e\·er done, The city Officials had announced their inIn the C"ounty Auditor'~ dp.partm£>nt at the class showe u tte~ to initiate tention to buy a new Potter's Field, tbey thought thnt perhaps the Health grees. It Is no easy rna er of the ~fY'and the understanding Was that we Commissioner Would know somethln~ a candidate Into a memb • found oul were to go In with them and share the about It. tic Shrine, as the 94 them ail expense, The Supervi~ors' clerk 'n'aited proylslon tor an appropriation In fact, It took so long 0 the banqUet tor"The $200 to pay for II keeper of the cern· h ly that on that account tor the cIty to act and the Ald&rmen tabl£>d the motion mov~d etery goes In with aUf estimates," said throug proper which had been Dr. Gp't>pe this morning, "But I think which tollowed, and was delnyed by their Sanitary Committee. The ref'ult Is that things are in the same conftid,1••al we have to do with the place. scbeduled for JO p. m., ade member. dItion now a~ they were then, So far I do not know What department has somewhat. The ne\...·ly m her membt'r8 as land is concerned. jurtsdlcti()n there. unless It Is the Pub· and their torturers and ot a\'sn which "The COunty ought to do something lie Wurks." of the emple formed a rar 10.3') p. about this right a\\ a~'," concluded ~Ir :llayor's Secl'"tary Hinckley was quite left the :liasonlc TemEPlllelc~tt Club, the bout Nett. "The- cemetery wa.IiI In bad con~ sure that the :ltayor has nothing to do m and reached the Inute. latdltlon tour Years ago, and from report~ With the admlnlRlI'atlon of th e ceme sc~ne ot the banquet, ten mOf hou," of I should say it l,:;n't much better now," Knight namM the keeper, be· er. Then followed n eyen the 91 Rather than bE-lng in better conditJon jolly feasting during ~ blec:;: it Is now additionally congested with cau.."'e thl~ appointment comes in the candida tes forgot their ~rou hei.i In the the unclaimed and pauper dead of both unclassified ii"t." saId h~. "hut t"at Is City nnd County tor tour more Year!". nil h~ hn. to do with It. 1 believe that At the business meet ng 'ere taken The conduct ot the Board of Superhe Department ot Public Works has afternoon preliminary .teps "ed trip of \'I~or~. trom thefr own reCords, app£>ars charge ot it." f e to the propos I I ~o1. lV'n...-d ('()ul(l not hp ~een, as he with re er£>nc the Impt"r It to be somewhat remarkable. to say the War-:; attenjing a commIttee mee<-ing, the Burrulo nobles to i June. The least in conne-cUon with the Pott('r's Shrine at San FranciscO Int mple with Field. The records of January 3:, 1898, but all the ~Ierks In the outer office council offict!rr-:; at the lO~erse ,\ill jour~ Contain thp f:Ubstal"ce of a letter from stouth· maintfilnetl that the departmpnt the City HMlth CommiSSioner reCitIng hns nothing to do with the Pott· '8 mnny of the other mem Iilu.trlous poth .. "horrlbl~ condition" of the Pe,ter' Field. The Puk C"omml.slon ney to the Golden Gate'thorl;ed to tnke Field. and rI'Commendlng that the cou~_ agaIn eugg·:!Sted. tv • tentate Grpene was au dod and to try .hould be dIrected to "<'ase its burl. One of the Park C""mml.slon.... all the monel' that wasdn;: .;"'n n. he nl" there. th"n neked his spend It with 11 frce han Greene t. ,lot the If Hownrd Cpmetery."18 conI co On Fi"bruary 1st the cornrnit~ee 81'"" r Vf> f'l '-il' h n:cll'fm d. ..,. got to San FI1-nc s . for' the tru~t pointed by the Superv,,- :.rs to lOok Into thanked hiS fellOW n:!~ he hoped Ii the maUer report~ to the BorrJ 18 du,"t l1a"e nn In!;' t<> ('0 ,\1111 it, or ColI~v . \\' . til nE," or the cpmete laid upon him ana It oat to the "Your "ould be able to carry I 111.... "10. j Is pertn~ut te:'~iayor cO~fcl~ w. departm~nt ~Dr �If f ~~o. :. d' g House at Wood lawn In a Boar I~ Et blished-Pa-Quarantine s a . ~ I S. SMA~ ~p~X -&an+ -;J" I .~::~ifE~ i ~D AI WN I ." ~ ErDe~ tL~W'rd OF 7HE STEEL WORKS HAVE BEEN EXPOSED-QUARANTINE ~ ESTABLISHED. nuxlnus 10 !·q'f'Urt' n rf');olutlon nt th(" nf>:tt ............... f ~ A,At " ............. .ll:il. .. . ., ...... "---SlfALL-POX CASES, ~ ~se5 (If &mall·pox broke out 14 •. lawn, nea. r fUasdt-lI. on Tut'Sits)' anll olhl"r on Wedn day. Tht'y ar", .)oIl-s. ~ o la Gunn. M.ISS llar)'_ Gunn and Jam;:-. ('rowley. Dr. Garra. K. Lester of Ela!\:df>lI W8!' callMl to} &ttl'nd the !lick one .. who had n(\ idea of the natuTt' of their db,~a~t'. unttl ne saw them. Dr. Lest.r at nncl' called Ill". Benll4"'Y Boume. hea.lth phr~lclan ot the Town of Hamburg. au cJ hE· Yt:ri"~ d th,.. dlrtRllol!ltJ of Dr Ltstf"r. - -- • - Three Patu'nh rcmol'ed to Buffalo f -CO'~1881;n' ~reene spector, to succeed the late Amos Gould, "'ho dIed a t('\\' days ago from consumption. Dr. Greene selected Roblnson's name from the ClvH Service I1ot. he beIng given prete renee to the pOSition because he Is u. veteran of the CI"l1 War. ~ Robinson Is about 60 year::l old and 11\'£'os a.t No. 818 "\Yest A '·"'nue. His percentage wa<q 78.9. There W'iS only one other \,pterar. on the Hst, Samuel Kittinger of No. 246 Dearborn Strept, ~\'ho had a perC'enta.gp ot 76.9. Thf' po~i­ tlon a!l mercantile inspector payq $800 annually. Gould. the Illte holder ot the pOsItIon. hRd heen ~mploye<..l as inspector In the H~alth Department tor almost two year~, FI)r the past thrpe months he had been ~utrerlng trom tubercull)sl~, which conflned him to hI. bed, However, the other employee of the departml"nt did hl~ work and he received his pay up to the day he dIed. -- - ?m .....• " •.. ...•..•..•............ . .. Quara~~s~~~'t-SS. L.\nOnE'lS AT RTE:F.L PL.\XT LIYED IX R.\;\IE IT()PSI~ WITH THE YI<'TIlI". 'lI1~, MAY BE RUNNING ABOUT TOWN nf>ur the Blnsfll·lJ lin£'. oppo~lte the waSCATTERING GERMS OF ~er"OI·k". They ore ~lr •. Elh'n (lunn. .!\.fJ~!-l .:'olary nunn .tlntl James Crowlev. SMALL-POX. Seven other ppr"ono live tn the hou~" p~ sevPI·ll.l or th(om arC' employed at LICE~TIFIED th~~~~~'tI:;~n'~;~k~Y~~~ ~.~~.;~~ Ro"Sney "HHI 10 ~ or Buffalo YiSlt<·cl at tht.> homw whpre , thp. PRtl~ts II\.'£,. ~(r!-l. H.ossnpy 'Wpnt COM MISS ON R GREENE WAS I h"me durlllg the mlddl. or thl. month, havin'~ (·omp)nlnpo ot l)(>ing III whUe CALLED UPON TO ACT IN A : shp w'" hore. Atler rea"hlng Buffalo !'Ill(> "es found to be ~uf(E'rjng from PECULIAR CASE-GIRL .mallpox Sh~ WOR l:tk"n to the Quarr antIne Hm;pltnl, whert~ ~he tIled. "TILL MISSING. :'IIr_. (;UlIn, :'Ill., C;unn and ~Ir. Crow- I ](>y today wt"l'e fwnt to the i~ raised~ 'Yhy For Jaola HOD of CU,. ('a.e., Th£> Quarandne Hospital Is for thf' Isolation of city CR8es. Small-pox casf'S In the country ran be hmlaten v£'ry ea~ny and phyftiC'lans ~ay It I~ an outragE'ol1!1 thing to cart Ru('h patiF'nts into a large rlty. wherE' the dangf'r of C'ontagion anrt epidemic Is more than a thou~anrl-!old gl'eatl?'r. A phy~jC'ian said today: "It l~ I!'T0~S C'arpleRsne~s '''"o nld Fill Up the Pe.thou.e, "But suppose we fill up our little PE"f't .. hom~p with non-resident ca.se~. and th'J1 E'ptdemir' break:; out here afre~h. wbat would happen·? Why, we'd ha"c to kflPp thE"" ~mall-pox ~utrerer~ in crOWded part!; ot the clt)t. A repetition of this outragf'ous practice should be made Imposslhle ... ....... .... . . . .. . .. ..... , .. ~ 9lllbhtflln eruannt. ............ ...... .. ... .. ....... X1Jerunb~eits <?:ommifjar ~r. (jj~lia! ben €Sibnel1 m. !Robinfon afs ~nipeftor bon .Raufmannsltlaaren ernannt. an @;!elle bes ber[toroenen 2(moil (jjoufb. .pm !Robinion if! 60 ~alire aft, ein meteran aus bem milr. qerfriege unb in 910. 818 mlef! 2(be. ltloQnliaf!, Qat aud) bie <?:ibilbienf!prii. funn burd)~emad)t unb beitanben. ~er ~often bringt bem ~nqa6er ein €Solar bon $800 per ~a~r ein. ~r:re are r!!-E 14 ca..s1es ot .small-pox in • 100 mfIe-s trom BUllalo. Hurry g the new Quarantine hOSPI::;' ----~~ rom ....... . ..... .. ... ..... ........ . .. . Ruffalo Quaranthw Ho~pltul on thp ordf'r of the , Th·., poltre or the Eighth Pr()('inrt anti tOWll he3lth board. The house wh€'re :'om ......•.... ..... - .................... . dllt€'CtiVeR (rnm hf>adqllarh~r8 are tht:'y lln!d was c]Pf'Jar£ld to be Cjuuranseart'hing tor ~Ia T' d h til1er] and a guard hUB bf>Cl1 postell to of Fdward . ry lP. 0, t e daulihtf"r prevent th", other InmatNi from Jeaylng ............ ........................... 51· Tredo of No. ::\If)tcalf~ tht' prf'IniSt"s. reel. She hap. been mt~~Jng (or ~ev_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ........ ............................... eral ital'f~. and may he r.arrytng smallpox Inr~dlon about with hpf. I Small-pox WaR dlN'ovprec1 Rome WPpk"i ago In a house- n~.r th(' Tt'p.<lo!ii\' homp, WA TCHINO FOR SMALLPOX. a~d Ja~ter the hf>alth physicla1l8 found Ellen Gunn, MI~s 1\Iary Gunn ~a~t EdwRrd Tredo, ht"r broth~:". hact a JamE's C'rowlt'y. the smallpox path ght the dh~ea~p. Hp "'RA removed to II nts brought to thl" Quarantine Hosp pe!llhous_ l.'arly in April and ' ...·act pital tn this city on 'Ve(lne~dn.y. are Im~iP~ thged ... unllI tho 24th, when he wa~ proving as muC'h as can he expected. lt all <'u red. ' was sald at the hospItal laBl nlghl th"t m he timf> that the> boy wa~ .oved. all the m.mb.,-. ot the tamlly no more ('A:<I('~ have developed In thl' "'ere Yal'"('lnate" wb h '), as Wf'J'f' ev(>rybody hou!'Ie tn Hamburg from which the an: a ad come In ('ont8..C't with th~m. thrpP wpre l'E'mo\'('o nnd that a strict Aftpr t~a~h "'as kept on the house. quarnntlne I!'I being mnintnlned. It I... Y "'as dlsrhargf'd. but bpfore" th said that a number of the occupants of the e Jl!r Od or Inrectlon had passPd thr.> house ne\'er have hPE"u vat-cinate,i had ~o~~r" dlsco\'erpd that his sistI"; and R. car('>(ul wa t('h will be kept for ttoned he~ed qUarantIne. Th('y que-fI;symptomf\ ot smallpox. give an, but they rpCu~ed to become 8S to "'hat had H~lth r.ommls. pollee and a t · E I rt r rf'-I i I I I to rec(>lve ~mall-pox pa-! ttpntfl; from the towns at a ~maJ1 hOS./ pita) like the Quarantine Hospital. It the town ('of Hamhul'g t~ permitted to spnd patients here. why not every other town In this county Bnd Vicinity? Thpre are 75 cnsE'~ of ~mal1-pox at Olean. and it our Board of Health 18 going to re('eive small-pox patients abroad WE"d better made a bid for Olean's ('asE"~. From .............. ........ .... .. .... IIp ,... ~pe("lal to Tbe nur£lo i{xP~f>S~. Hamhul'S. A.priJ SO.-Three ('n~~EI of smallpox ure rpportf'd from a house The question flhould the ('Ity oC Buffalo pay (or lh~ care oC town ca!'le~, when therE" is a Count)' Hospital? If thp Hamburg pattf>llts aI'(' taken as pay pat1(·nt~. who authorlzt'rl Dr. Grppne or thF mpmbpl8 ot the Board of Health (Dr. Green2. )Iayor KnIght and roI. Ward) 10 «('('lYe non-resident small-pox patients tor pay? this mornIng IDnnUn('pd the apPoIntment ot Sidne:r M. RobInson as mercantIle In- I SMALLPOX IN HAMBURG. . S3-- patlpnt~. ?'II~~,~ Health was taken to the cIty. In a day or two the girl wa.s removed to the pest house, where she died. The date upon leavtng the Gunn house was Aprfl 15th, and In te" days ::111 ... Gunn was taken sIck. The pa. tlent has never been vaccinated. The house has been placarded and J8 now under quarant'tnp by action ot the Town Board ot Health. The t"9.·o "\1ctlms ha.ve been r~moved to the pe.t house. Scores ot persons about WoodJA.wn have been and arc being vaccinated, df,Y. tor What appE"ars to hp a ver:r n:tgrant ('a~p of rt~gllgenc(>. or ~omt:'thhu; Worsp. Yeflterday three person~ atfl1cted with small-nox were brought from the town oC Hamburg anrl tRken to the Quarantine Hospital on Eal'lt Ferry Street. This is ('ontrary to pr..·... ('edt-nt, And the Quarantine Hospital is a ('lty institution. maintained for c-ity -tE:t'r1ltc! L R:.~. SIDNEY M. ROBINSON NAMED TO SUCCEED THE LATE f.····· woman rrltlrism hy ph:n~lc'la.ns and othprs. 1.0. ~ I ('-\fojE~ ~palth ('ommle;;~Ionpr r~. )tayor Kmght and Puhllc ""orkfli Commls~lon­ er \Vard are hE'ing 5ubjP('tpo tn ~pv€'re tbe MERCANTILE INSPECTOR. Dr. B. B. Bourne, h.alth physicIan. und1a.gonlsed the young Ol('('ting oC all1prmf'n dire-Cling thl' ('orporRtlol\ ('ounliif>t to fl'Jlurt on thf' if'~~lJty ot nllowln~ amntp1lr:-; tn }Ilfl~' hn . . ,·hall on Rllndn.\· on rrf"j Yatl' prnp"rt)·, tllr ("on~eDt ot the OWDPr hOl" Ing heC'1l obtnlned. - -....> - - - - - was called to Blasdell Tuesday In consultation wIth Dr. Leater ot that place. They visited a house opposIte the DeSMALLPOX AT BLASD,ELL pew pumping 8tatlon, Which Is ocThrf't' Df'l\' C'a~f'o; of ~mllllpo~ baT"E' bpE'TJ cupied by nine persons. six at Whom I reported tn Hpftlth ('(lmDli~ ... ionf'r "-aicpr are boarders and work dally at the steel I!........1..i.p. Inil th{' JlD.cit'Jlt" hal'e all plant. b~\,f'(1 to 'hI"' QII:.lr!JlltinE' ho!-pitft.l. The cases are Miss Mary Gunn and ThE' Ihn·e nE'W "fiC"'tims Are all rrltj. Jame8 Crowley, who ha.ve been sick dN1t!' of R1.",rll·J!. and thpir ra e!o< were r(!pOrfffl to th~ heRlth QPpartmf.'Dt hy tour days. The physicIans declare they Dr. Bourue of thtu VIIl{,P, whf) tJin,E::nMM are well matured cases ot small-pox. rhpm. Thp plltif"Dts ntf' .r8mp~ Crowlrr. A young 'Woman Who resided In Ari3n ~.af' oM; Ell." (frRnn, :m y.. rs old; cade named Roseany recently paid a frIendly vlstt to thIs home, as the guest \.Rod X(>lIie Grann, :?D se3.r:'.l old. ot Miss Gunn. In a few days Miss Rossany was taken 1II. A physicIan was '0111 ..•... ~ .... " •• -.,. _•• ', ·I·J:· summoned. He taIled to discover the cause ot her Ulness. Later a Buffalo ......... . . ......... , .... '.'... .. . phyelcIan was catlN!. ·Wlth the case . or h~)nrd as been discovered. near Wood- THE TO\\·"g O\ERLOOKED. the- opinion of tbp {"orpor. nUnn ("flnn!wl 00 n m~ttl~r in ,. bl('h hp Iii ('on" ...hlr·rahl)· 10t('rf"stf',I. ancl he will introc)u('p ...............,..................', .,.. ALL . , 'rHF. "]rl~fT\r_O'T'RER AliI. :\111l1pl1borr ot tbl" 12th v.ard I" 81~o HAMBU~ RGotal ............ ~.G ...... . ~w~. H- ('O " "OO.\TE ter, TilE TBJES. • .May 1.-ConsIderable ex:ltement was cre-Rted ye!=lterday when , ..... ....... . ...... ., .. ................. the Board or H~alth h Irl h l y e a asly sessl~7 htoh act on h\'o ca~es ot smallpox, .. A~AT Jy:~NTINE I,or". H~~~I,TOO ,,'aLL TO for R .'ontf'rC'n('I' hf't\t'Pf'n ('orumlttf'(,M of thp ;tlrlt~rlO('n fwd bUpPf\,!sors ff'gardlng th(> mat. ~fu I Iho Potter'. FIeld. loc.t,·d OD lb. Rlrlge rOllel. Ald. "~f'rlpkllHlt. wbl) t~ tbp county undt'rt:\kpf, I:" ot thf" opinion that thl" ('Ity nlcloC' hn~ thl.' right [0 bury bodh'8 In the (,(,UlNprr. Rnd RllyS that It the ('ountv Is nllowNl to bury lis de-Ad th<>f(,. It will b:1\ Ullittrof or n C'omllflrnti,(,ply ~hort tim .... Until thl" dty will bnn~ to purchase morf' grount!. III" p'trH'("I~ to Introtluf'(, a re~olutlon ("Riling :"'MPLOYES I KNIGHT. GREENE AND WAR!); CRITICISED FOR BRINGING THEM IN HERE. rE"nd(,f nn opinion a~ to whether the counts h.. nn, legol I1ght to bury Its I"uper dead In th(' TIoward C'E'metE'ry. olherwl~e known ONE VICTIM DEAD ;R\' SMALL-rOX CASES . fRffM THE TOWNS Alder' n are Anxious for the Corporation Counsel to Render Opin ions, ., l Xl r Ald. h •• roqu"''''d the corporatloD CouDsel to TWO CASES WERE DISCOVERED YESTERDAY IN A HOUSE NEAR BLASDELi.-;. Hamhurg. )14) t Woodlawo. o"po· pox I1ftx!;' deTel~'l~~Il~t'r ,'tl1rk~ purupinJ:t site-. tht' ~e-pt'" ~~eut!" are )!i~~ )lnry !o;tatlon. fhp pn.. Crowlty. The place (;unn 8.nd JAime. lIn~.hnnfle whirh has is n prn·at.: lonr;d~r~ "'ho wf'lrk at the nt JlrE'~put l'l~ l';~e llatif'nts hnxc been ~teel plnut.. II Dr. Lester of Bla~­ ~kk (our do) l' ~. Bonrnf'. hrnHh ph~~~l­ dl'll nnd Dr. B.. 'Ilied in ('ClllsulmtlOD , dIo was l:l th.. are en'" 0f "Inn.' l'ue~fi(ly. hoth . . 1·lOnr,1 of ht"l,ltb The {t)wn !,OlnllrO~. t decided to rellloye mpt Yf"~tf'rday Slhl'. 'llIBrRlltine hospital h lult1t'lIt~ tn t , t ~ 1 lace u "trong: qnarantine on at on('(' ItIll p. .1 to pren"ut the til. pretll ;"·' ':~n~:~~r lb.• hOIl,e. Coo· f rOOl hOllr,l.r, ·ed re'ter· '1 hip f"xriteJOE'llt w:tS CSUI"< • • . !'II t'rn the hoard \\"n~ hastIly ~umdRY d'\~:'gl.lh.r on Ihe matter. mnne ---- )IAN TADVICE. F MORE SMALLPOX. Anothpr ('ASP Of smallpox has bf'4"'D dlsC'ov. t";ed In Hamburg, }lnt! tbe palJt'nt. Frank K.T"aoau~h. hAS heen r(,lUot'pd to the quar. antlne hOlllpftal. Ka'·a.DAngh Cormerl,.. hOllrd. Pf) wltb tbe GUhll famll.,', thl'p~ mE'mbf"fS of wbh'b wprp tak('n to th~ ho!Opltal se'.l!'l'al days a;:n. Two or tbrE"E' da)'~ b"tore It was dllrol'fOrpd tbat dIe mpmbf'rs ot rb~ nUDn (amns bAd I'IMallpoy. K.l·anaugb Ipft thf>lr how.f.' lind went OH'r tD tb" Satl!'lhurT hOMP opposltp tb(l' Titus Rot~1. at WO(ldla~n. H~ 1\'as lit the IAttflr piare wilpon his (Ue Wlt5 dla~osed 8S ont> of sttlallpox. �f\AUST MOVE THE BURNT f' GRAIN WITHIN THREE DAYS Jj~~r:pnr. T •• "J~..~P,?TT "~.,.,,, '""'~"' ,., ' '_ ,lamage(j au-' thoritirs say that fermentation will c·C'tnm('nce in about three days, and that their order to th(' {nsuranc£" men i h tor that they must remove the dnmaged they ml1 _"e t v t th t at e grain out or' here grain wlthout d e l a y , . hf!'fore that period. Buf'(alo has h("(!n T. ht.' noU('es wen" served l1118 a rternoon through many sieges or rottl ng grain. r1il'cclly upon lhe l"pturn of Dr. nlB~ell Two yean~ ago the ~ten('h from the reputable condition of the Potter's Flpld appears to be on the polm ot bringing quick results. Already. as wa! anonunced exclusively in thJ~ paper on Wednesday, Supervisor Charlel' H. Ide has vrtqnteered to bring the matter before the Board next Tuesday. And now a ~elt·appolnted committee ot Alder· men and Supervisors 1s to visit the cemetery with the object in view of personally Inspecting the place. and of bringing the subject of its condition before the Common Council on Monday next. At 2:30 o'clock this afternoon a committee ('ornpo!':ed of Aldermen lIo.. t. Wedel<lndt. Kick and Mullenbolr, several mcmbers of the Bonrd of Supervisors, and a representative ot The Enquirer, e..;peclally indted to accompany the party. left the City Hnll In carriages for the Howard Cemptery In 'Vest Seneca. Athorough invpstigatlon ot the condi· tlons at the Potter'S Field wlll be made. to the end that both Alder- Q I from th(> s('('-l1e of the firp. 'I'here were 300,000 bUbhcls of grain o N. 'i, ~ .~£I1e ,,""ouid bring more than suftklent to buy a new plot," How about allowing tbe county to bury It< unclaimed dead tbere?" "That is "omethlng fnr the Corporation Counsel and the Board of 8upervisor~ to ~ettle. It' anything Is done. as there scem~ good reason to belleve will be the case. It is lIkely that the Board will ac t simultaneously wllh the Common Counclt" iIMES' ,,- • "INHUMAN METHODS." ~ ........................... ......... . :fRANK KAVENAUGH OF WOOD· ~ MORE SMALLPOX. LAWN STRICKEN-HOUSE AETIlER PATIENT RE~roVED TOE QUAHANTINI<: HOSPITAL. "'1.1JUARANTINED. rl'17 ~ yjl 7- Sper I to TIMES. HAMBURG, May 3.-0ne new case ot mnall pox developed at Woodlawn ,.eaterday. notheI" ('ase- ot smallpox was taken HosfJital on East Ferry street ye~tertlay. The ptttlent is Frank Kavanagh. formerly a boarder in the house in H3mburg from which three cases 'WE're taken two days ago. "~hl'n Mr~, Hossne:r, ~ince deceaseu, w6.s tal<.f>n tll thprf" and the place wa~ quarantined, Knvunnugh moved to a hOUHe opposite Titu!"s Ho!:.el on the Lake road. 'fhe other patients at thp Quarantine Hospital are no ,,'orse and I ~ll are expected to r€'cover. _ I Frank Kavenaugh, who boarded in the Gunn House berore it was known that small-pox existed, removed to the Salt8bul'Y homestead, opposite the Titus Hotel, and was stricken wltb tbe disease. )Ir. Kavenaugh was removed to the Quarant1n~ Hospltal yesterday. There are !Six inmates at the Salisbury home. eeveral ot whom are finding employment at the steel plant. Armed men nre patroUng tbe place day ,,-!,d nlgbt, nlso at the Gunn residence and 0.. genfral vaccination is beInK carried on In tbat bection. _ to the QURl'antil1P r:rom ... ............................. .. .. , ......... .... .... ......... , ........ ,. nL_\SDI~LI •. S'" \ Lt.-I OU'\. . , (lral ,'I1"" 't! nr ~n1:l11 (' reel 1u Hln Ih-H. 1\ 'If' fn lil'''!' tlHo !Jfll; HUt! 1"·Rto'rd:1.Y I'tl lll1n~t"'I' t01\;O f \l1f'11 ul1 I'fl~!;tl hiln- b("'n no (·rrll1"1 ,1I1i;,"I1!'-lI' I~ ul~ 111'10$1 ("{IUI ~prf'n,hllg Sllll~hnl'.r Cll lilat [U":PC'I'IOI' ('(lI' hl"llle and ti~I,o.(oCl him whllt hI' j'oulll fin ttl ill'I'\ ('lI t mall Ulutl,,!, fr"1Il \ldu): "il'nt III Ihl' pnst nttl I' [nllll lnfC'!·l"',1 hClll~"'~. IIlspt·"!I'1' , 'tli'll a auf' 1flhl him til HI': III l'nuhllll'llnll wit II !l~~l~t'altb JlI hnrlt !c'" :lIlil n'l U:-;I' tn <i"I't'lIl .............. ... ... - ..... .. ~ ... , .......... . TnlES called altention last to the fact that small-pox patto Is had been brought from out-oftown and placed in the city quarantine hospital, a moveme:nt on the part of th" Board of Health which atracted much adver~e criticism from many physicians, who pointed out the absurdity of moving patients of the klnJ from thinly popul ... ted country districts into the city; to gay nothing ot the '<ne,n" thus exhibited In appropriating for the u~e of outsiders an Institution \\ hich nlay be needed at any momel~t for the U!~I' at the cit~·. for which it has been provided exclusively. The Erie County Independent bas some criticism to make in the matter, too, although tram a partly dllrerent srandpolnt than tha.t assumed by th\:J Buffalo physicians, as follows: 'Ye l\p.ar that two men at ,\\l'ood~ la wn had the small~pox and that thp town hE"aith board had them taken in ~n ambulance to the pest~ house in Buffalo. We wonder if It was fol' tbe healtb of the patients that they were taken to a place which one of Buffalo's aldermen saId "wa:-; Unfit for a dog ... • 'Ve ah--.o wondel' why they were not Quarantined where they were, which would have saved much expense to the to\\,ll and also minimized the d...anger of l"preading the disease. }o 01', ceramly. if Jt were confined 10 one place there would be less <l'ln~er than if the patients were carned about the country, Now, . ?~~,~~·~,~·~~·~~,:l ---<:>.0--- • v .. ,. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• • .. • • • • • • ..................................... ..... . )m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . '- - ................................. ~_ cination. '\Vhen will the inhuman methods that ha\'e bf:'en applied to the Ultfortunate \'i ctlmR of smallpox be done away with and the patients he given proper treatment and carel"ul attendance, as In other oehn~ - - . . . .. .... . . . . .. . . ... . ... ............. . Hed at what they saw. Saturday morning Supervisor conbo~ gave a written stat~ment In wbi~h he announced hIs intention to second Mr. Ide's action betore the Board. and characterized the condition of tbe Pot· ter's Field as "neglected and deplorable, a dIsgrace to clty and county." Aldermen Wedeklndt, Kick. Moest and Mullenholr meantime had asserted their Intention to bring the matter up on Mon<lay In the Common councll. The outlook Is bright tor one more Instance In wblch the publicity given publlc wrongs In the columns ot tbl. paper bas proved a publlc benellt. we SUppo~e the good people will ha"ve to 5uhmit to another pus betl ftdi fei! gefiern ein frifdiet ~lat ~ tern patient, l)1amens \ftant naba ~ nag~ bon Cl:aft .pamolltfJ" bet in bern. dlsf'a~f"s? It Is .,·ident that tho Independent feloen .paufe legide, in meldiem nor einiqen ~a\\en brei ~latterntrante ge~ !'Ipllpvps that the Buffalo quarantine funben motben martn unb in meldiem hospItal I, a mighty poor plac" to bring bie fiiqlid) an ber @3eudie geftor. a patient-and the Independent Is ~ oene lrtau mOBile!:) ftdj aufge~arten right. But when we have the new tor which $50.000 has been appr ~atte. nabanaugq mat gleidi na~ ated, our country cousins will pI'oba bern, alS bas ,S)aus, in Itltldjem bte seek our "hospital"-Ity. _ ~ mOBnetj ftdi aufgel)alten, quarantanitl morben mar, in ein bern ~i!us' .notel an ber £late moab gegeniibet lteqenbes ·r01» .......... . ... ... . ... ... .. ... .... . .paus (1e30Ilen, ~atte abet ba fdjon ben , Shim bet ~lattem in fid), meldie bann ··· .. ··· .. 'l .. ····· .... · .. ··· .. ·· ····· ~ernadi an il}m auilorad}en unb feine Utberfiil}runq nad} bern Duarantane~ .. ...... . , ... ......... , .. , ... ... .. .... . S)ospital no·tljl1lenbig murk 9JliifJ,~ lid}ermeife qat tr audj nod} bit: iioti· qen ~emol)ner biefes ,S)aufes mit beJt ~lattern angeftedt. -/ I ....-PATIENTS BROUGHT HERE (. rUlel8m nf"CRUlle HambuT'g Small .. Pox" ietimll 'Ve:re Sent to Buffalo. Thr(lp (lP\'!nn~ ntrllrtf"d with IImall·J"Iox WfOre hroul!ht to rrom lInOlhur~ on l;"rl(lnv nDrl "('rf" "I'U\ h) tbp Quarantine HOl'pltal And nIHI .ttl n I"Ptlttlt lJealth ('ommb~lon(lor ~ t "nuunl ... "lout'r of l'nll1lr ,,"'ork! W'''arei I1n' 1Ie-lll~ ('rtth-lz~rl hr phyqh·tnn~. 'l'hp)" flt\" Illat ,h ... hnsl1Unl II-' n I'lty ln~tltHlton nntl turrbt>1'I1Inrl' ttl,. hrll1gIu~ lntu thp l'ity o( ('onnt1'Y f1uth~Dt& may ('Rll~(' C'outRl:ioll. l"tIfI"" ut tnllL k1u.l enu be bpttt~r lsohlted \ 1n tb!..co\lntr~·. , The ~ e e1lt to a community made posstb hrough newspaper enterprise 1. aga lilustrated by the resul~ th.t have already accrued from The Enquirer's recent articles exposing tb. dIsgraceful condition of the Potter's Field. On Tuesday la.t The Enquirer published Its Hrst exclusIve article calling publIc attention to tbe frightful condition or many o! the graves. and the shocking congestion of Howard Cern.. tery In West Seneca, used for the burial of not only paupers and un· claimed dead but also of the poor whose tamlUe. cannot atrord lots In the eIpenalve purylng grounds. On Wednesday Supervisor Charles H. Ide pledged himself to bring the subjE!Ct. before the Erie County Bo.rd of Supervisors at Its meeting nexl Tuesday. . On Friday a delegation composed ot tour city Aldermen and three of the county Supervisors, togetber with tbe County Auditor and a member ot The EnquIrer stair, drove the six and a halt mile. trom tbe City HalI to the cemetery to Investigate The Enquirer', cbarges. These were substantiated In every detall, the clty and county omclal. expressing tbemselves a. horri- E pOison epidemic in the \Va.' .a( / ; ~ie ;alatteru: 'J tI DUllrllnHine ~ $~oS;pl!al ~ BAD CONDITION OF POTTER'S FiElD. ... w .............................. , ......... . Of SMALL-POX the entire city. . ................... · . ·· . •·· . ·r;;l2.····' and congested condition. as is reported In The Enquirer" !=;2:id Ald. Wedeklndt thl. afternoon. "rr It Is. then actlnn ,hould be taken ri"ht .',,"ay to provide a new cemetery for the city. This could be a('compl1sh~d with little expense, as J believe the ground there 1~ now ~o valuable that MORE CASE grain at th e EaRtern E:le\,ator cloudf'd . ................................... , . . . .................. - ........... . ........... . men and Supervisors wUl be tn a position to take prompt and effective action next week. "We are going out to see if the cemetery Is really in a dilapidated Its ~~~~e~ Health Phy"oian. not.fied the in~U11n('(> company l'rpreflPntativf>s who carried lltws on the \Yplls El(',"a~ ~ \ Eleva.tor burned. The fire was dlsanu'ous, but the atter ~ effects were worse than the conflagration itself." Fpw Buffalonians can forget th' awful, ~lckenlng ~tench which arose from the rotting grain, nnd for weeks ~pread a naU!i=ieous pall O\'pr the dty. not only from tbe rutns. but from the variou!'< dry-houses to whIch lhe sture was taken. Thl \ Health Drrartment finally had to take- a hut 1t was not unttl all Butfalo had become a reeking nuIsance. " In the \Vells Elevator which burnpd ye~terda~' were :'Iev(>ral hundre-ds of thousands or bu!'<h(>l~ of I I nann. Y grain, with a ca. PRctty for flm(>ll fU.ll equal 10 thnt of th e ma..c:;g of filth whl('h waR I"eleaspd from the bIn!' oC tb~ J·:astp.rn .f:l(Ovator :-;ow is th~ time- to net I I Get lhat grn,ln nut of thp way "tiPfnre the whole t(Own I- a .tlnk In the nostri"" or its d11zens. I \ I 11SI ~~~~~~~-~------~.~~~~~~ �11m h.~V4 · Ut't.~'j . ,on to ,.. h. H. and nnt'!" to the belil'I\'Ieifef), loenn eil lange auJ l:'a~er "e~olten Iverben mUll, ben iibltll <l:le I l!ef) AU nc~men, llirfet 6!oH if! abet inaklng any further 1nterm••dllt' C(~metery, otherwise AIllO''''a fur. b~n menfcf)li~rn mo~en fe~rj Howard Field." n IU ~r :t'~'I (:J ~~~;~I,% %e~hen~:::'~"'~,;e~; f~ob(~ef) un~ ~erflort fef)!iellIiclj fogat Potter'. '.rh~ resolUtion was adopted. U J1 L leg 1 t tOl ought by th e d l Y. ble (\'tnAeroelbe. Alderman. Wed~kindt said he had reI , t ',1.,1 "" tr.l. r t h('lo Dt:'pa r l llle nt o~ Puh":Die 1tleifef)~'teife finb noef) immer ceived a. lettor from tbe Corporation biefelbenj btr 21bfaB aoet nimmt oe, COunse-L. ~taling tha.t the Howard CemII was me-ant for the exclusive ue.e f~iirbiq au, luei! bie cronfumenten fief) etery /Fer r Y s tn t'L Rl W<'f. of'the cIty and that the county or state elnfcf)riinfen unb mit loeniget lfleifdJ. had no right to bury Its dead there. __ :\li C' h t1l~l Su ll hnn \\"18 ('ertlft{'(i t o b e ~-~Vs. I tbr l(l wl~~t hicllh'r for gradln~ road w a y s loft ftc!i beljeIfen. 9'liemanp anbeter &0 now it is up to the committee on -. A~ked to ssue an d o pening guttN, In u np,wed . tr!'e t 5. grounds. Aldermell ' / L a.' T hlll·sol,l,. n ight th" ::;trepl l O\11- \Jot hatullier AU leiben, alll bie otmen public At the request ot the committee on 'de Them Over mlltt' af'l"d tn\'orahly on a re~olu tlon !mellger, IlJt!ef)e bon bern ,,~ruf!" ie~t jwrm ltl lng th~ Ilfton "Hg. Co, to lay a finances, the Mayor, Comptroller and Bonds to TI qall" abl)iingiq finb. r 'lil r o'l d track .tt grn,h' iH' l'O~S Ari z on a Ci ty Treasurer, sont signed sta.tements I 1 S)eute 9'laef)mitlag ~at bet erf! un, to the aldernlen stating that they beun~iI JU. "im'" " j l l.• ~orUlng to a p lnn on fil . In 2,.....-th e Otll (' l ' of th p ('lty g ngineel'," Col. liinqf! bon ljiefigen alefef)nilsltll!en unb lteved the following extra amounts were -I H \\'ard n otltlf'cl t h l-' Boa r d to(l ay th at no t omptroll pr £>pr- Ilhn has hl'1 n tUeli. !raDrilanten in's 12elien qeruiene "sma , necessary to carry the va.rious depart:'Ilayor nl~ ~a~urcr Boerkd S t ilt I l~ol. \\'IT'l tTunsmlttE"(i:l rpCluc~ l f r o m Iluiaiturer!l CHub" eine (htra • ~er. ments through the present fiscal year, wagen and g r 0 'tbe Boaru of .A lU H - J(', )1. ::\T orsr, th(" (,·it ~· l'~nginet:'r, (,~H i­ ',-hleh ends on June 30, 1902: Poor de- : fa mIII lung, bei rotlc!ier ale Iegen qeit bie partment, $22,000; department of police, communlcation t ertlfying at th e mattn,:: th'lt ~;~IOU ,,"ouhl he req u Ired to men lhl~ afternoon, Con coun~ l1, that I make the JlJ'elimirl,lry HU1·\·e~~~ fo r t h f' Qo~en j\:(eifc!Wttife ben ,\)allpI6eta. $12,000; department of health, $12,000; elluest of the comm . necE"ssa r;' I w ork of 5tl'alghtculng Hurfa lo R h i.~r !~unq !l Aegenf!anb bilben unb luaqr. department or public 'Work~, bureau ot r 1 wing nmo unts "ere h 'nnd 1 ~:1zcfln\"In j''"rcfk. T hf're fo r p ("01. buUdlngs, $12,000; park department. the (01: ,'arlou9 departme nts throUg' . ' \\\lrd ~Lsked authllrlly to l1!"e t he u m~x­ fcfJeinIiclj !Befcf)!iiffe angenommen luet, $16,000. The~e amounts are In excess ot t o carr. t fllo1cal rear, or unr11 Jul), p. n d l~d halanl'f' (If thl'! S ou t h B utra lo ben. in roelef)en bail ei_ qenmiief)tige unb the presen • F Joo(1 Fund, :1m01l n t 10 $4UOO. the estima.tes ::t Howed about a ypar ago, ~et~alten bes ,,!Beef 1902: t-$"'''' 000 additional b C o l. ',"nrfl rn.lt("d atten110 n to t h p. n o.- I tudfidjtslofe Alderman :h-IcEachren, chalnnan of poor Departmen ~-, Yi sa b illt).. of uuth(lrill.:lng [h~ Dcp,lrt:truft" ben !BeltloI)nern beil 12anbeg the finance committee, presented reson ece!l::;ary. lLh-$l:!,OOO a d d i- t~lJnl of I ~Uhll{' " 'ork s to p l"Ppa r e pl a n s lUtions providIng for the issuing of Aeqelluuer in'$ recf)te 12ief)t geftelIt unb bonds Dl'partment of Hea an(l !-' I'(,(,ltk ..ltlons nnfl ad y t:'rtlse to r to cover those amounts, the total tlonal Is necpssary. '" 3ddl- b td~ (u J" rf'!11uving snow a n d }('C'. .. betOammt Illerben Ivitb. betng $74,000. The money will be borD artment of pollre-$l_,OOO "rhl' ( 'omm.:-sll)llPl' of P ubli c "" o rk!=ll --~ rowed from other ci ty funds, the bonus ep pcel:l5nr~' :l.s k f'd for ~llltho1'it· t o ad v pr tisf> :\n' being llityable on July 1st. tiona} Is n t'~[ r~bl1(' '\ork~. nu.renu 40.000 tons nl 50ft t~n(\1. 200 t on s o f :In - f O ~l( ~~ lh I ' _\ml ~ . r:xp C'OIrp.:l!,\". Thf'. ('Ol"of t"ll~ uplnlon that I 1. i ot Z:' ~ (' rv:t(' hml .., t8 H t'(> lll e~al nnti un,;lll-horlzl'(l an n malo' b,- r e movel l ~ 1'01' r lTV t ( n C· (Jl..n 3~1 1 I D~ TMfNTS :~\ih" ~~.r.: i~11~~~~f~~~~~;:;i~:';~ ~~ n ufrRA I f' /If ~ I j I Departme~_$1? 000 addltl cmal isnt~'esof Buildings .. , .apry. k Departm t'nt-$16,OOO :tddilll'n,1 1 ar , is neces~a~. h en chairman o( th l Ald. )lC'o~cmrlIt"'t", ~ubmitterl nsoluFlnanre ~'dlng (or the Issuanl"l" of tht' tlon15 pro~lbonds all of whl eh ,,"i~J ht"'· ne('e~san·ablf' on Jul), 1, 4\JJ \\'JlI b e come ~al (rom \·arlou:-- <"It)" fumb, borro\\e <:e to a l'eque::t from t hi" In r~~o~~unrll, Corporation (~ounsf'1 Comm 'r orred rl>gardin~ thp. t nFeld~Rn n\ P on th e H umburg ('~ ] I ero,ae md l~e h~~al prol'eedlngg nt e!' strt~ an n(orce their removal. sa~) ~ e h "9 1911'" thp Cnmmlf;~lon r ( ~ ·bJf~C ":~rk~ -transmitted to th ) ~om~on th Council ('nrrp!'lpondf'~("e fr~1I State Comptl'nller anli tht"lo ~tat e ~uPI'" te.u..dent of Puhll(' 'Ynrks. ~ht)\' loll:' r~~~ neither !hey nor tho ('anal ('". l- mJ!'!~loner~ harl en'r authoriZ('~ _anl' t'n croachmf'nt!ll on thl'se !and~ • IO C(' th chy obtain('d l'ontrol of thp prop ' 11.}, in April, 1.~S, only two plrmltS for IYESIRE cn· t h l'.l('ile .• \1so l'oa l f or t he sc h oo il-:;, ('as t II"0n pipt:'o ,"31\"('s, hyti r;lnt!'l', ('or por.lt io ll corks, nil, ~rf'as('. p t e O tt- r work w h ich will h an." to hp Lill ,£, ti~r Is the t fluipmrnt of p u hlif' p iny Jo!r' u ' [lft nnth(' Hrt)3..1wdY :\lar k N . th ~ H 11 bt:rs::- « anal antI the Rp.ad -Ro~'h;­ W I pr4): ('rll" nn Jnhtl.3on street, p;l l~r-I fl'''' t"h "a.g ~ trN't , 'In(\ u e t . r e pa.r~n 0 1110 teet hr .. lgr, ('onstru ctlon (,f t ,f rl::;0 ' " ~I njn qu a d a f'r p<' k at f'pr:njlf r ,,('n u c In. \'er Buffa lo RI\'I~r at ~(.Iu t h Park ,en I f' C'" "~'l"d \'111('1. a t ntIo n t o th p fa('l th t 1](> plan (or the "ta rtun in L ou ls1 n I t PLt call for thp ('nn ~t ru("t1n n rJ f nJ:' "'A.ll~ Inrt f'x lenc1l ng pn tl r f' b' thf' H amburg- ( '.inal ~l rlp. Hp tn 11(1. It l tI lt ph n" hp a mf' nd~(l I ~.drl1~nng fiir ~R ctJgcr. I tr.. vlIIt -1/, f' 6 djrmlidjr ,1-/ ' ) ' ,. L lIntrr;udjung brs QlIgrorbnrt. MUNHY -P~WYv. ~'Z--­ .rZ'bhdJ. TO COVER " DEFICITS~p~ ,/' '11 MAYOR, COMPTROLLER AND TREASURER ASK ALDERMEN FOR LARGE AMOUNT FOR SEVERAL OEPARTMENTSWATER IMPURE. At~~~~ ~Id,.r- tnen thl "fl.:rnoon a ct'rtirtcate trom the lJayor. Coml>trollpr and City TTl asurt'r 1\'8s fj'ad to tbe lOtrect that an pmt'rl'l"'nC")' approprlallon uf C:,OIX) Is ff'<lufrE'd for the Poor Dpparlmf'nl tor the purpo:-e of CAr. r ylng th'l dep8rtml'nl to July J. 194)2, the en dot lhe present tlOl;cal year ~Imll:t.r tI.:rtlftcatcs showed df'ltcltR or ru.O!~J In the Df'partrnf.'nt ot Health, SJ2,f,lll.l In the Department of POlice PUblic 'Works SI:!,OOO and Park Department S16.flt)(). Aid, AicEa('hl'cn ortef(>d a resolUtion tf)r the ls:<ulng ot b()nitR amounting to $45,OI).J t o cover thf' d{·nclts In the tirRt thrfP J n8lan('f'~, and SI:!,OW, $12.04'10 and $16000 th e last three, ' An oplnloll was read trom CorporatJon Couns(') Ft.>ldman to thl! etrpct thal thl' lie,·eral encToaehmentfi on the Hambu"g Canal str!p. mE-ntlonrd In a rec{'nt repo'rt of the Comml~ttlon('r ot Public 'Vork~ and the OC'ClIIJallnn ot thp. strip l(,a:!Ied to the American Expr(>s:f Comllany. are Un~Uo1~eo:.lzed anc.l ll1f'gal, and may be 1'1::. llaiJ alefunb~tif5 , lle~attement ~at in ChfaI)rung geotaef)f, baf! meSo gtt in ber 6tabt "einDaIfamitles" !1linbfftifef) born .,!aeef :truf!" 3um~er~ fauf er~alten, roe!djes "besinfi3irt" ifl, urn maben ao,lu~alten unb iqm ben iiMen alerud) 3U negmen, folglid) gefunbqeitilfef)iiblief) ift, roie jenes I>rii~ fmirte !1linbfleifdj, roomit bie 601~ battn Dnle! 6am'!l im ,Rtiege gefiit, Irrt rourben, IDesroegen bie !Bunbeilu, nitirung bamalil tine Unterfud)ung, einleitete. 'llail fJat nun aud) bet ale, funb~eitil • C10lllmiffar llr. smaltet ~r. alrer tf)an, niimlief) ~t. sm, S) ,en Iolalen £eoensmittd, unb ~togl!en ,Jnfptftor, beaufttagt, ftdj ~lrooen bon foIef)rm ffleifef) 3U betfef)af, fen unb eg aUf feine Bufiille 3l1t (fro qartung ~u anaItlftren. 6teITt ell ftef) QetauiJ, ban Illit bern !1linbfleifef), lue!, Cfles fJiet in !Buffalo auf ben smarll Aebraef)t Ivirb, roirffief) iener cfeIqafte 6Cflroinbel geftie6en luotben ifI fa roerben biejenigrn smelwr, roelef); eil 3um llledauf l)aoen. bafiit beran!, roortrief) gegalten, - leiber nief)! bet ,,!Beef :ttuf!" unb Ivegen ;8uroiber. Qanbluno, beil 6taatilgefunbl)eitsgefe. heil 3ur !1ledjenfd)af! Aeaogen unb De. fttaff. mr. S)eatg mun nun bafiit forgen, ban er illl alef}eimen bon ben smetlgern fiCfl 'l3rouen bon Ptiiferbirtem refp. !1e. I !ladeltem !1linbfIeifdj berfdjafft; bie sme!wr burfen nief)t etfaf}ten, roenn unb luer eil oon iljnen grlauft, fie luet. ben bofur braoW, unb bann maef)t ber ftiibtifd)e C1lJemi!er Tlr, ,Dil! bie 2(no , lnre bObon, urn feftauflelIen, ali bie CHJemitafien, roelef)e 3um (frqalten bei! ~Ieifdjes berloenbrt rootben ftnb, ge' l fllnbqeitsfdjiiblidj frnb ober nidjt. 2ClIe foIef)e 'l3rooen oon u(dfef), roeldje ~efunbf)eitsfdjiibIidie (fqemifaIien ent' l fiarten, roerben mit ben 9'lomen bes 91/elwr, bon roeIdjen fte Atfauft 100r'l ben finb, belli alefunbqeils _ (fommif far oerief)te! unb biefet fot~t bonn bofiir, ban jtlle I)JleBfler im smunici palqerief)! betfltaq! roerben. (g if! namfic!i nll~qefllnben loorben, bof! Il'tnn bail !Rinbflrijef) ptiiferbirt Itlirb,l ber ,,!Beef :lruft" eil mit tinellt Gtoff, .. ftDtJnalin" lIenannt, 6eftreuen liiU! I I I I UNDER WHIP AND SPUR. , "Ph ESS. - - _ Aldermen responded to the hrelLt made by Chair-' I man Maischoss. 01 ~ MUCH BUSINESS THERE WAS A DEAL OF CONYER· SATION, BU:ZZHAD VS RESULTS. ~/() :J... 'J. a'¥ Commis!':;ioner \Vard reported tha.t Dark & Co. were the lowest bidder tor the construction of the brick sewer in Hampshire and Ferry streets, from th~ sewer In Albany street to Elmwood avenue. Dark & Co.'s bid was $55,900. The commt ttee on sewers will consider Commissione r \Vard's recommendations. Commi~sloner Ward also asked perml!=lsion to use $4,000, about all that remains of the South Buffalo fiood fund, so that the surveying and fteld work for the abatement of the floods cout<t De expedited. The permission \\"'8.5 gra.nted. Comrnl~810ner Ward was authorized to receive bid. for the work of building the three 'playgrounds ot the Broa.dwa.y ltfarket, on the Hamburg Canal site a.nd on the Read ~R oc kwell site on Johnson street. The a.ction of Health Commissioner Greene in allowIng the Hamburg smallpox patients to be placed In the Buttalo Quarantine Hospital was approyed by the aldermen. Dr. Greene said the town of Hamburg had agreed to pay for the maintenance of the patients and that he had the agreeme-nt In wriUng. Dr. Greene reported tha t the water In Buffalo Is not good. He said the recent windstorm was largely responsible tor Its condttlon. The rtport ot the committee on schools, forbIdding the use ot public scholB for other than educational purposes, was re-ferred to the com mittee. It was copsidered too sweepIng. 1 The alderme-n were a 11t{le ii'or: restleSB than usual yesterday afternoon and once or tWice Chairman Maischoss threa.tened to adjourn the meeting unless certain members of the board settled down and behaved Uke good boys. The tJuoeat had its etrect and a. big load ot routine busIness was mowed away. The cIty's cemetery, its uses, abuses and condition came in tor a goodly 8hare ot considera.tion and several resoluttons regarding it were oft'ered. IncIdentally, Alde:rman Huster made one ot his own speeches, saying, among other thing, that Alderman Wedeklndt ··talked ridiculous" and "didn't know nothln' about wha.t he was sayin' n Alderman Mnllenhotr took up the Is.ue with Sherlll Coppins and offered a resolution asking the Corporation Counsel for hIs opwlon on Whether the aldermen 'ha.ve the power to allow Sunday baseball playing, provIding permission was received trom the owners ot the pz'operty upon which the games are played. Mr. Feldman Is expected to let the board ' know his Ideas on the Question at the next meeting ot the aldermen. Alderman Mullenhotr, In his deby terminatioll to "see the boys have a cha.nce for recrea.tIon on Sunda.y," has the sporting fraternity a.t his back ready to flght. ahpr D. Alderman Wedeklndt orrered a resolution that the City Clerk be directed to ~ h •• propnrod n 1I1t1e PUJOllhlet advertise tor proposals for a. But table ('ilITt'fFt] "SIl~tle!'Hions for the Pre",E'ntlO~ site to be used as a cemetery. There of Con~t1nll'tinn nnd Core or Plltleut~. waR a discussion, 80 the resolution went ('Ol'ie~ of which he will be ~hul to, gl're to the committee on publio grounds tor to nIl .l,)~rsons who de~ire 1I1fornl8tioll consideration. Alderman Huster's reso- on the ~uhje('t. 'l'hp DlUnphh>t be~jlls with a comluUon about the cemetery tollows: of death, tor "'Vhereas, The Howard Cemetery, pnrttil'e Htntemont wl-ych Is owned. by the city or Buffalo, the ,-("or 1001. which Hhows that there Is reported to be In a. neglected condi- wcr~ in Buffnlo 471 denth!' from ('uation, complaint having been made that ~\1m'ltion to 273 of ctlucer, laO of diph· burials are made In n.n Inhuman and therin, n.~ of typhoid fe"er, 64 of whoopios ('ongh, 45 of f.coriet !eVcL' nnd two unsanitary manner, and of ,mnllpox. ""Vher~as, It has been reported that The pnmphll't gi\'e~ the! following the cemetery Is beIng used by the $U~iestion~ nR to prc,-enliYe meu~ur~.;,: C'ounty of Erie and the state of New :\0 OODtI;u1D[ltll"e mother ::-h.)uld ,cn'e York without lhe consent of the city of mlr<qe. Buffalo, COnfl\1111!lti"e~ ~ho\lld ne'\"er lll~TI'Y. "Resolved. That the committee on .:\en~r ~Ieep with n con~l1m~l11'"e, publlo grounds be directed to Investi('cmro::uml)th ['s ~hould uot kl!'.S or be gate the conditions and report to tbls kbsrd. e body." In ""very caRe of t'lHouie c(.lU,c:h nn~ e~· Alderman HURter snJd he bru:l InvestipertOr:ltifoJ1, hn,-c the I:.'p~ltnm exomlllc~. gated the condItion of the Pott.".. Do nnt l1~e n llUhlic drmkmg' ('up until Field. Even whlle he was there, he you 110\'(' thoroughly rinsed it. tmld, an und{'-rtake-r brough t In a body A"o!d towel A thnt hale hef!n u~,ed b,· Ilnd burled it. 'l' he alderman asked others ill public plnree-. or towelF u!\ql wherp th e bouy came trom and was told by rOll'llllllptiYC''''. that It had been t a k e n from the State Th~ lin("n of tnberC"\llou~ 11('1'IoIOns ruUIot Hospllal for the Insa ne. The conunltbe di~iu(E'('teti or boi~('d befor~ bting tt!e on public ground~ will ha.ve the hroqrht in contoct With the Imen .of ('emetpry's condition Inve~tlgated, nototh('r~, w}lb~t8ndlng the t a ct that Aldpnnan . \ur fnmily hRvinJ{ n t\lu(>r('~loufO melllHoellel thought It might better be reterred to the C'ommlttee on Sanitary h('r F:hould \lfll:' ('xtrn pr{,,(,llntlon~ whe-ren'r infection mny tnke plat'e, tsppdalls Ineasllres. throui'h (]i~h('!l, cloth in&: or ('nl'plesfln('~a Alderman RoNlel nl~o had a. n"soluIn l'xp('C'tornting. nnd !'thould regular!)" Uon about till" cemetery. Here it is: cl(".lO~e nnd uii-;infert the room oC 8uch .0 'Vh ereo.~. The county or Erie has tor poti("nt. the la!4t year been burying Its InI~Rdi(' ~' wnlkil'l~ skirts r.hould be so oigt'nt poor at the Howard Cemetery, tthort. U!' Dot to lOudl the groun,u I.y "'' 'V'whiC'h Is better lcnown M Potter's Field, ("rnJ inC'he". Trailing skirts sUr up tb.e l\pOn property owned by the city; thereI.tont b~.~I::II::i. ~",. fore bl' It ·'nP.A,olvf'u. That the CorporaUonCoun-Ft:'J he, and he is, )wTt'by requested to notify the county authorlUes t.o Cetl-88 F CONSUMPTION. ' . :) > Pamphlet Regarding the Dis!!ase Has Been Prepared Health m2sioner c.G?J.n~ H~.lth ('oZ.'IOI~;' __..,...___ ____ �MAYOR KNIGHT'S ~, I ' ESSAGf SfT THfM M MAN INSISTED ON pGOING TO THE cansll HOSPITAL. x,~. adverU"e for bid. for another cemeter)" "as referred to the t 'ommlttee on Pub .. lie Ground •. The d.-tlcl.ne)" hond. for $;{,COO to . MARINE I TIME:. carry the ~arlomt depnt'tment~ through • 'thefhlCalvenrwBBoruerf!ld. ; of the Cornoratloll Counspl Thereport regarding I i encToa.chment8 on the Hamburg strip was Tl'!terr~! to the.Commlttf'f' on Co:...- ~ TO THINKING NeW ~--- ~ ~anJtar:r .!'tleRl"urE'!It. There "'Il!' no opbate ior the South Ruffalo Flood fund the preliminary surV(l)' of ButraJo River and Caz~no\"la Creek. The authority I Aldermen Refer for Consioeralion Project of Elevati ng 'k Ham burg Turnpl eo .lJOWAR 0 CEMET ERY III MA '1B,ANDONED ... _ YtE ,- ft QUIRlQ;; ~ ( 'oJ I RESIDENT OF BLASDELL VIS- , ITED HIS BROTHER AT QUARANTINE, BUT RETURNED TO I BUFFALO WHEN HE CONTRACTED SMALLPOX. 011 thE" propo!'>itlon to allow th~ Commissioner of PUb-\ lie \\"ork~ to U~(lo thE" $4.000 remainIng in I was grant€'d. MANY STRUTS NI!ED REPA YING, The CommissIoner of Public 'Yorks was authorized to advertise tor coal for the pumping 8tation and schools. for I tlttlng the playgrounds on the Broa.dway l1arket, the Hamburg Canal and 0 ~ dS f or $74 0 000 ' ef 'IClency 0 -M f or FI 00 d O r dere d oney Ab at emen t S urvey-- St ree t S Need Repaving , J~~' you~;::~, ~.e on Johnt~on strt't"t. The report on a large otreet8 to be repaved was number reterred of to the Commlttpe on Streets \\ hlch will gIve a pub1t(' hpanng on the snmp to~ morrow arternoon. I There wa.... very little at Interest In Goodrich to St. Paul, Cleveland tram to Delaware, Hoyt tram BreckenridgE'" to FerIT, Fourteenth from reason he wanted to go to the 7esterday afternoon. Some one com~ land to Ande~90n, and from La!ayt"tt! muat be getting short-winded. The moat ImlXlrtant matter whloh to Bidwell, "alden trom D" L, & " , h I I I I tracks to ctty line, SupE"rlor from Spring came b ef ore t e c tl~ E'g S a.tors was the to J etrer80n Lou!c.lana. trom Ham burg apeclal message of !\layor Knight, Canal to Pprry Tona wanda trom Xinmmarized In yesterday's ~E"~B, In agnra. to Amhe~!llit. Spring trom Xorth /Whlcb His Honor ~all. for the pre.. r- Division to William. Yatfon o! the- Hamburg TurnpIke as a thoroughfare. The South Butralo und Pennsylvania rallroad.s hoth wl~h to lay .. number of tracks across the turnreftch the harbor. Kayar Knight says the only thing pnh.'~ The a.ctlon ot the Health CommlRin rE"celving four small-pox patients trom Hamburg was approved . This was done on the theory that If flmall-pox got a start in Hamburg it wouldn't take it long to rea('h Buffalo. ~loner I 1J!ke, In orde-r to 41cabll, I. to elevate the turnpike in this GROSYI!NOR LIBRARY GETS MONI!Y locaUty nnd aHo,\' the railroatls to pa!;'s undernffi.th. A~ thb; will be for thf! The resolutlon at the btnetlt of the C"orporatJons, hp thinks provlding for a nollce in the expense. ~houlrl not he m:lde a bur~ pers call1ng attentton to deu on the taxpayt':rs oC the city. advertispment of tax Raies The reading of the l-layor's mE'ssage paper was held up by Ald. W8s listened to with the ('loSE'~t atten~ ground that the time for tton by the member! ot the board It had already pA~~ed. 'Was referred to the Committee' (',n The reQue-!\t of the G. A. R. tor $500 of the Fourth of July fund to be used on Memo~lal D.RY was reterred to the Flnance CommntE'f>. The C'ommittee report In fayor ot aI~ lowing the use of public school buildings In tht> eyenlng tor C'la~s purpOl";es wa.~ re!E'rred to the Committee on Pub11e Buildings tor ?nE' weE'k. Gan~on Dpppw, TrE"asurer , of thp Grosvpnor Library, a~ked that a warrant tor $-1917.47 be drawn In hIs faxor, being the rE'guiar quarterl)' approprla~ tion. Thp wart·ant was ordered. Hou~ehold purification of ctty ,\·a.tp.r Il=> rE'commeondetl by the Health Com~ missioner. . Supt. EmE"r~on recommended a ('on~ tlnuanoe or the plan by which the Buftalo Library supplies books to the pub~ l1c 6~hool~ nnd receives the Stote 1I~ brar) a.ppropriation which, thIs year, amounts to $1226.90. The re-{'ommendation was adopted. AId, ~!ull.nhort ortered the fOllowing re~Olutlon, whl..,ch wa~ adopt€'d: That the Corporation Counsel bE', and I~, herpby dlrpt'ted to r"'port ba('k to thl~ board at H~ next meeting, hl~ opinion a.... to allowing amateur~ (0 pIa" b~s~ball on Sunda:n- on prIvate prop'. el t), tr a ('~~~ent of the owner of same t~ obtained -------- 8tr""t8 without debate. The ~ost of the discu~l";lon ,"e~terdu v was on the grUf'90m~ !=;ubjec.t ot the Boward Cenl"terv or the Potte" FIeld, as the pl.~e tor burying t~~ ~ ty's paup£>r dPRd l~ more ('ommonl" call~d. . Ald. HUs1er ortf"red A resolution staUnK that It was repor(pd th t· ~ tal~ l\·erro bein~ rna 1,. in an "i fih our and un~anJtary" m~nneT and ~a~~~~ eemeten· was b~lng Ut'Pu by the t of Erie Rnu the Stah. oi XewCO~~r~ without authorltr. He ('alled tor nn fnyestlgatlon by the Committee on Publlc Ground~. COUNTY ,'lUST CEASI! USING IT, ItI took the- trouble to ,"1~1t the ceme~ tery," Eald Ald. Huster. "and WhIle I W'O.s therE' a body was being burled In response- to In~' Inquiry the undertaker @ald the body <'a me trom the Xe,\· York State Boopllal" r~ferred to the Committee on Publl(' Ground~. ~hortJ)' at'tprward Aid , ROPdel oftpred The rl'"f'olutlon Councllmpn all dally pa~ the intended in the,offlC'ial Adam on the such notl('e~ W3!\ a r .... solutlon directing the Corporation Coun'Sel to nottfy thp ('ount:r to ct:"8!';e u51ng the cMn~ter:\'. Thl!'O ('aUed forth th~ suggestion that It would be well to alllf"t"rtain tor ('E'rtaln whplher the State an,l the {'ounlY "prp Ul;tlng the ('emp~ terr. ':To my Clwn knowlf"dge," sal" Ald. "e(}pkinl\t, who IR the county undertakE'r, "th.~ ('ounty has bf"t"n burying u~ pauppr <Julil In lhi$ ("E"mf.'tE'r)·. The Stntl" nl~o bur~~ all thA unclaimeu dt.'sd bodlf'~ trom thp ;l!olylum In the Howard Cemt"tt'rv .. Th~ rf"s~lutlon WEtS adoptP.d. .Anothpr ft"!olut\, n dlnO(' ling the City C'lfi'rk to I I I CO~ 'ox FRO" WASHI,\GTOX TO SELECT )IOST SJTE-L~:\D named to ('hooFe a sitf'. The man In charge of the 1IIarine Hospital service In Buffalo Is Dr. Waodln, Sites .\Iready Offere-d. he South and 80me on. the North .Ides ot lhe city. h!\d been exposed to the disease, and tolel him to go home to Blasdell and yet because the bill making the money Ros~ney. learned that Nothing has been done about them &\'allable 1~ stIll betore Congrp!,:s. I t Is understood tha t the Treasury Department is inclined to a site ~ome~ wh-?re along ~iagal'a River. The air there Is tre~h. I t is clean and there Is practically no noise. . at that Ume, but, Inasmuch as he bad been exposed the danger was great. As he didn't want Rossne~' brought to the QuarantlneHospltalbecause he l\'as not 1Il0re Important stili, however, I. th_ a re.ldent of Burtalo. Dr. Greene told him to go home. It he became III he was to notify the- health offl<.'er of Hamburg. That was the last seen of fact that a hospital down the river "'ould be as easily a('cessible (rom Tonawanda as from Buffalo, and the amount of ~hipping done at Tona~'anda gIves more weight to that yin... )Iarine men are urging a conslderA.Uon Rosflnev until thts morning. About 9 o'dock he showed up at NO. 9 Police Station again. He had become known to the pOlice ou!. there and when they saw him coming they toM him to stand back. He was not al· of this condition. E'\'erythlng Informal a. "l·~t. Dr. 'V{asdin 'Was seen today by .\ TIMES man. He declined to ~ay whcr~ lowed Inside of the station house. Instead. he was told to walk up a nd down the yard. A pOliceman watched him, to see that he dldn't get away. Then the Health Depa.rtment was notIfied the sites ortered Informally to the Gov- again. This tfmn Dr. Grt'ene ordered Dr. CIRrk to the ~tatlon hou,::;e. ~Vhpn Dr. Clnrk arrived he found a man standing In the yard or the station house and several po. lIce-mfOn wate-hlng blm But none of the offi.cers we-uld go nt'ar Rossney. They were afraid ot smallpox and didn't want to take any chances. Dr. Clark walk~d up to the man and examined him. The erup .. tlnn'!l' on theo ~kln ~bcwed nlalnly thnt R08!1n(>~~ was atnlcted with smallpox. The quarantlnp wagon was called. and no,,~ Ros sney or Bla!C(dell will He by the I'lde ot Roasney of Buttllio. his brother. at the Qunrantin(> Ho~lta1. It Is bplle,~ed that Ro~~n~y. ,,'h(>n he knew he had ~mal1pox, camp to Buffalo tor the (>xpress ourJ)o~p ot ~pttlng out to the hosnital where his I brother Js. ( r ernment are located. "1 cannot do that." RaId Dr. Wa~dln, IlbeC'ause the matter is In an Informal, a very informal state. Nothing om~ cial has yet been done in th~ matter at all." "There Is some talk, doctor, that any etrort to put the hospital adjacent to the park land~ wIll be antagonlzE'd." "I don't know anything about that. It Is news to mE'. In fact there is nil reason to believe that the hospital will b(> put near the park:' There has been somp talk that the hospital would be located ~Qmewhf>re near Delaware Park, but wh~re tt ori«"inated no one seems to know. Dr. "-aMin hadn't heard of It. Speaking further of thE> matter, Dr. Wasdin said: No )lenace to Health. "I ('annot see why the putting of the hospital near the park should arouee any protest. 'l'here would be no dange-r in It, The health of a community wouldn't be jeopardized a bit. The hospital would be a nice, well-kept building. with Its lawn. and flag-pole. ''In fact, In~tead of being an ere- soro the building would really be an ado;nment to whate,·er locality It :~ In. So tar as regards any menace to health. no cases would go into the .... .. ... .......... .... . .. .. . . . . .. . ... . --.. , . _~.- ~:;:-;r % - Marine Hospital that do not go Into the General Hospital on High Street. "~mall~pox cases ot course, it we get any, would have be f~olated." . to - - - MORE SMALLPOX, A. Dr. Wasdin i5 tboroughly tamillar wfth the local f;Jtuation it I~ Ilkely he will be one ot the Commission appointed to decide upon a site. - other ro ide"t of Bln.don bas been wa vt>d to tUfli BUPBln qnarantine hos· • for trt'fttme-nt for ~mnllpo'S. Th~ ent b ,T'"lhn RO!-lsnpy. 'l'ho!'e hrothe-r taken to th{> hospital ~p"f:'ral c1ny~ \ ago, an" it's hen.nd thnt be ~ontrnc ..d tb@ diltea<:(' b ("nJ1ing nn his hrOUlE"f 1\t ho<=pltal . ...\ft(l-r lC'1.yinlZ the bo~pitnl. J hn Ito sney ''"eat to police ~tation n and chatted \~Ith the olli~er, there for aom(' tiw(' l1nt~J t1H:"Y founel out that be ad I PD pxpos{>cl t) ~"tllanpox. whE"n they Het him hom{". This morning he appeare,) ftt the ;t:;tation hou"e a;:!n.in, ano tbla timE' hC' WAS n(ttnin£>d uutil Rn in- _tor f",m the health department hod a cbane£> to examine him. It W8!; found that he hn~ mnllpox, nnd Dr. Green. 1\0cordingly Ortl,''',1 th.t he be remoTed to fhe quarantine bn.pital. -+------ I I lt e:eemF. that otters of sites already have been made to the Govc'rnment In an Informal way. These sites are In. dlf'ferent part of the elty, some on the ""~est, some on the East, s:ome on the Dr. Greene knew that the man was not suffering with smallpox I co,n,,"sIOx WI L II stay there. I TALKS rn a.~ /;-/#].- with the construction of the building, It is customary for the man In l'harJ;e of the Marine Hospital .tatlon In a city where a hospital building is lo be put up to be a member of the commiSsion I Quaran~ time. He had been out to the pe.thouse to see bls brother, The police notltled Health Commissioner IiiiIIIiIIII:. Dr. Greene arriYed at the 8taTI'Oii house about 10 o'clock at night. He interviewed I DR. ,?!}SDlN "'Ill shortl)· be passed by Congre~s. As ,,"oon as the bill fs pas~ed the Trpasury DE"partmcnt wil1 name a ('omtnlsslon to come to Duft'alo de decide upon a ~lte and to look after matters In connection knol\.· tha.t the mnn had been expt)~ed to ~mallpox, and was not on bls guartl. So th~ rr.an talked to him tor some I ---l1' 1M t:: • LAKE MEN WANT IT LOCATED BETWEEN PORTS OF BU~ FALO AND TONAWANDA, The sundry-civil bill which makes I a"allable the $12:',000 to be sptnt In building a Marine HospItal tnr Rulf.lo tine Hospital It he had smallpox. HI. brother'. wife recently died from smallpox at the hospital. RORsney walked into No. 9 Police Station late Sunday night. He didn't re.1 any too well, and told the desksergeant. The desk sergeant didn't mented that the omto"," of the body York tQ Yermont, Elmwood from Hlgh- ON RIVER ROA~ SH.\RKS AT WORK, a home is In Blasdell, was removed to the Quarantine Hospital this morning surtering trom smallpox, and thereby Col. Ward certified that the following hangs a tale. Rossney was not want· pavements were beyond repair and ed at the hospital and was even re· l11ust be relulj' Fillmore from Utica to Box, and fr m \Yoodlawn avenue to quested to go home to Blasdell betore Scajaquada Creek; Purdy from Utica I he was .trlcken with the disease, but to Woodlawn, Fox from Gene5ee to Best, Herman from Genesee to Bt'st, , be wouldn't. He has a brother who Is Be~t from GuBford to Sweeney unJ , at the hospital with the same affllctrom Meyers to GeneseE'; Ellicott tram !Ion, and it is belleved that for this the .esslon ot the Boa.rd of Aldermen Elmwood • �TER~S FIELD P~UPER· BURI~l HAS ATTENTION QUlf\tlt OF SUPER ISORS. IN~[STIG~TIUN LOCATED )F aUF. 'AND A. tNQl liREP £hQUIRER. RE, l Board Takes Prompt Action Toward Buy= iog Land for Burial Place for the County's Unclaimed Dead. Aldermen to Inq uire Into ALDE.RMEN CONSIDERED CEME'TERY YESTE RDA Y. Mayor Knight Advises Prompt Action in the Matter of Crossing Hamburg Turnpike at Grade. Charges of Inh uman Interments. 7H~-'ft; 7- NEW CEMETERY BIDS 7)!~ s (oretold E'xC'lu~h't'h' in th~ flr~t l Boarf1 to advt"rUfI'e for proposal!! tot edition Q( The .. Enq.uirer todny the .f!\':th' or a 81te (or a new county ("hartt's II. tdt" presented the. c~m('tE"ry amI that this adVertisement tollow IF: resolution rE·Jat1\"{>- to t.be p.ot· had never been made. ter's FIeld at today'~ _In et1ng ot thE' Three ~(>parate re~olutlons '{\·ere intro. Erie County B!)ard ot SupervIsors: dUf'ed yeMt'rday In the Board of Alder. men with T€terence to the PottE'T'! ··"·hereas, ThE' Cnunt)· of ErIe has Field. Two wrre reterrpd to thE." Combeen bur:rlng the un('laimed dear! In mittee I)n PuhUc Grounds after a sharp the Potter's Fl£>].i, a ce-metery own.:>,1 dI9C'u~Jun anri th .. thlrr! was pa~~pd. by thc cit>· of Buffalo. and. ,\hl. Wed.klndt Marted the ball by "v.~prr·a9, According to reports In pre~~nting.a resolution directing thnr the pubUc press the aforeEoJ:sld cemE'~ tb .. ("It)" Clprk ad\ ('rtl~e tor proposal! tery 1:1 In a congested, dlla[Jll'!ated and for a SUfLlhlp site tor a cemetery for dl~reputab)e condition. nnd. the burlal tlf C'it:r paupers, and that the ··"·herea~. According to the minutes Jlr(>s('nt Potter's Flelrl be offerNl for of thl!'; body of :\1.lrc-h 9. 1S9R. the ~al€' at nUC'llon. Ald. HU~ler moved Count}· or Erte would appear to be I that thf' resolutlnn be reff'rred to the without authority to bury It9 unrlatm-, ('ommfttep on Public Ground~. and ed dead In the ft(orf'Bulrl cemetery, nnLl, Aiel. Ihedt:l wanted It r('ferred to the "",Vherea~, The clerk of tht~ Board. C'ornmltte-e on Sanlt.'lry )Ieasure~. )'lr, was, nn the elate afor(lsald, directed to Huster's motion finail}' prf'vAiled. b.d\'ert1~e for proposal!'! for the sale til ~C'xt. Ald. HU!llt£r submitted a rp~o. the- ("ounty of a plot o( lA.nd Rultable halon dlr('ctlng the ("ommlttee on Pubfor <,emetery purpose~. nnd, He Ground"~ to mnkp n. formal Inyestl. "Whcrea.s, It does not ::tppear thnt I gaUon of the ("oncUtlon of the Howard any such ar)\,ertl:::ement hat'! eYer been I CemNPr;r. and to rf'port to the Board. made; there tore be It Thi> f:anltar:r CnmmtttE'P tned aJ!IIo to 'Resolved, That thfl Committee or ha\"p Ihls n:!erretl to It!' body. hut the Finance or thts Board be here-by fit· Hu!ttE'r (l)rc,-,1t \\er~ .... g.lln succe~o.;fu1. rpcte-n to make- an immediate In\"e-!'IttThe 141't TE"801'ltion on the subje<'l wa!\ gntion ot the afflrC"Ratd allE"~atlons and ot' con!lliderable importance to the report with recommendations at the County of Ertc. ~\ld. Roedpl decJarE'd next meHfng nt the Board." thnt thp cl)unt)" had for year!lli been hurylng It~ uncI Imet1 dead without The resolution was unalmou!Jly authorit).~ In the city propE'rty, and he adopted. mO\'E."fl th"lt the Corpor:Hlon Coun~E"I be r~Clue9tl'll to notify the count:'. au~ Follows Enquirer Exposures. thortth ~ to cC3ae makln~ bt1rlal~ there. ThA t('xt ot the re~olutlon wlll be In lhl~ ronnel·tlon Ald. We-deklnrJt re-nd ,E'en to toll ow clo!r.l).. the llne t)f ex· tho opinion ot' :\tr. Fehlman. printed posures madt" by The Enquirer InRt y~te day (>xclu~IYEly In Tht Enquirer. week tn the etteN that In M9.rch, 1~9S, to the- cflt'ert th1.t the cour.ty h~9 no thp Board ot ~l1pt'r"IROr.:l hat! ncknowl- right to bury Ita dead In the Howard f'dged Its lack o( authority to bun~ Its Crmetery. unclaim('rl doad tn the Pott('r's F1Pld, ArtE'r ,!Iflmc dlf!;cu~f'lion the re~ olutlon tha.t It th~ll dl-cctejl the clerk a! the W88 a(loptt~' unanlmou!tly. A n~~l~~[~ f ~[[f IN t~tJ(~",-:-~~~.l--~~ff~l~ 11 __ RUMOR THAT BEEF TRUST IS PUTTING ITS "PRESERVED" BEEF ON BUFFALO MARKETS RESULTS IN AN INVESTIGATION. maz. ~I v PRACTICE IS ILLEGAL. COMMISSIONER IS PREPARING TO MAKE AN ENQUIRY AND WILL OBTAIN SAMPLES FROM THE VARIOUS BUTCHERS. I I t3t Heal\!, Comml""loner Gerene Is pre· paring LO begin an Investiga tion Into the complaint thnt the bee-t trust is shipping carloads ot doctored bee-! tnto the Buitllio market. It such enQ.uiry P')lLe-"s Fie)tl It'gi~latlon con:o;um "~ l a large JHII"tion oC the ses:;ion of the Board rt' AIJennen :re-sterd<lY. Three sC'r arolt,. fPsoIuttong in l'onnetllon with lh~ p.l.Uper <.'emNery we-re inl~oJ.uced, tw-" (Jf whkh Were reft·rt't>d to the ("Yin · mitlee 011 lluhli~ reveals any truth In the assertion, U se of F ormalin. .tep. will be taken Immediately by Dr. Hnw Car the doctoring a ! beet shipped Greene t l) have the practice stopped, Into Buffalo baR gone is unknown to Coming, Ill! It did, on top a! the ex- Dr Greene. It Is known. however: orbitantly high raise In tbe price c! th~t the practlc. a! "!ormadlehydlng' beet, the dl~covery that th~ beet W8.!I beet Is an old one In L'lllCago: tbat I~being doctored In Cblcago to make It 8tearl or k{'eplng the bf'ef t're~h whi e Eihlpplng through refrigerating, forma.j "time proof" or tmpen-louB to the ex ... lin used, and, to all apilearanccs, I posure ot shipping, was resented by heetis thus treated Ie fresh for many l other cities, and upon hearing that beef lin the same condition Is shtpped here W~~~inalln 1s of cour~e Injurious to tb~ by Courier reporters of thl~ d ay ! fresh meal! to change In the use 0 the use of etth(>r Ao~al a~~8t~~~~~e s~~st1tutes for egg!\, S k d veal fr~~er~er!' aP7~rg:no\'er supply of k t~: medium steers,. and nino~~~tin~ee: and looked (or Itod&b* ~he y trust retlresen· heavy buy n8' y Id matntaln tattves of t~!.~t:r~g: ~~~r supply of prl('fI'~. and d thp Investigation dre~sE"d meRt~ a~hl~ would be foolis h noW In progrp!!S't even on the parhln~ menadn~ n r.om t 80 rnmpant nnd tbe beer trus t . 1\8 Mutton contlnu4;'g at about the same last week Rnd the live sheep prices k t Is stea.dy. Hogs and 19mb mar e d • 1 went were lower yeRterc1ay, an "ea SS&lur. for about the same price as on ,,0 k t In absolute Chicago'l9 cattle mflT e. I h f th Beet Trust l\'as h g er Dr. Greene at once prepared to resort fltomach. It destroys the tissue a~1!I control~. !I<;O'{\'ing that 'there. ~'here otherwh:e impairs health. The proc to the most rigid enforcement of the detecting it Is a delicale one. C~~. r~:t~~~p;tltlon a! Independent 'I~U~~; law. The violation a! the State health or are ~E"ldom aware of Its ex • In",s by the bee! trust I. urlred by ~umerfll J from ca'I1181 oh!"ervance. h Id many as a mean~ whereby the public ence t th trust does no t "It seems a flhame that we 8 OU may have an opportunity of retallatlng have to prospcute butchers ~~ ca~: wah dTt"~serl mea s, e gh'e the con d to weaken or to for exorblt1tnt prices. inten shaw tor his stomach or ap like theAe" said Dr. Gr.,..ne. but 8umcr any Dr. Greene Say s H e'll Act. law hnlds' him l'e.ponolble. whetMr h~ petite. t Ices contInue as high h Rny kn(')wledge of the existence ~ "I have heard that doctored beet I. It~:atment' on his beef or not. He 8 If the mta pr wo weekS it is freel y being sold In Butralo and I am gOing ~~ t know "hat be Is ••!!Ing. nOW for a.nother It.,. s that many butch .. secutions wherever predicted by Je~U.·l~ will ha.ve to close j after It immed1ately," Bald Dr. Greene. (tuppO~V\,.l 0 "I have already Instructed Dr. W. H. We wlll make pro I "11 not know to er (lhOps 1n u off oC the trade. W1 d mea.t has o"lng to the !I\I\ln g o! tbe bOard a! <11Heath, InsP€'ctor of foods and drugs, to we finel Ylolatlon~. make an Inspection, and all violators , ..'hat extent thBt~ .. ~P~to~~tn we have A !'I;JleclBl ~es~ o~Innut'acturers' Club berm sold in Uu U" a! the IRW will be prosecuted. rectors of the" ., lock this atternoon. m~t1e n thor()ugh Investlga on. "It seems that the pre::ervative used wnt be held 8t b~;cts to be dlscu ~~ed Among other 8U. trust Resoon the bce-( Is a formalin preparation. l'rlces Went Down. It til composed of 40 per cent. of form. h were e\'tdence8 of wUI be thnt of the me~~ndem~lng the alln and Is sprayp.d on the beet before As predicted, t ber~ trust grip on U... e lutlon9 will be o~erE'&elr recent acti<1n It Is shipped. This has the effect a! a break In the ~e East Buttalo yardfl ChicagO packers or :\ttorney General keeping- germs ott the meat and al!o cattle prices r8t tIe buyers took a tew In ratslng prlC'e"" a3dt~ press hiS prose~lbIe prevcr.ts smelllng o r deterioratio n." yesterday. JOC3 man nnd medium J{nux will be urge . Samples of befot' on sale will be ObM head and the cars. NearlY aU cu tton as quickly as pos~ t atned from varlou~ bulchershops at ~rades out of 25 CE'nts a hundred aat two weeks. mndom anll analYf;es are to be malle went at prlce~ flbout average for by Dr. Herber t ~1. Hili. tbe city chern. lowf'r than rur the wt11 r educe 1st. Every bu tcheroMp In the city Is About 6 cents \' itS r1 ~~~~: l~o~tr~?s cc:;;:~~~:nr:' ;r~Vlded ffsm r;hC liable to an Inspection. Th~ met hod Is this grade. and that ~t c: little. Stili to pu rch a B9 from any b u tcher the m ea t the cost of cnTl'A.8f1: ~ke an appreciable tor th e ana lYl!I •. a nd without it 1s not ~nough to m sumer a nd t he notnh le al!l n n .k~.""'leilg. a! th e but cher a. to differcnce to th e con breok In prices Is ohlefY Is getti ng I1lt evidence that t he t r US a t con. unlptlOn. b y Ihe tailing off In m~btalne(l ye. t<T1>1 ore e vidence will Th~ th:rd pl'('~enting a re;-;olution directing that the Clily Clerk d.dvertfse for propusals r01' a ::-;ttl·table gll(> lo bE' t1~E'd as a (.·ernE!'tE'rv (01' the bUrial of l>aupeN. an d l1lo'·e,l its adoption. "~Io\"(>, as an 3.m~lHlment. that it u e r1.'"ft"l'r€'tl to the Committtle on PUb(lC GI·ou11l1:-:. ... ~ald ~\ld. Hu~l€'r. "Thi~ is a sanitary nw.a~urt'." t'ald AI.I, H.oedel. ·who i~ <'ha.irman of that committeE". *'It prond~ Cor a nt'\\' {,pmetf"rV in the- inkrt'S[~ of the health of thto cttr. and it ought to be referre,l to that (,om mit tee." The AldenntlI1 ·th{'n tnon'''] .Ui an aDlf?'ndmenl to the anu"noment that the re-.. oluUon b(~ I"~ . ,"PTI't"d- to th~ Committei' on Sdmtar:r :\le-asures. Then [\Jllowed a ~hllrp dl:,;cu~~io n be· lWiJroen the mf"mbel'~ of the res.pe('tly~ committees, as to where the resolution should go, with the l't"sult that the H('('"tlel 1ul'If'ndm(!nt was YQte-d J own lOll th.tt of Ald. Huster calTit;!d U)' a yole or 19 lO 6. To Inve stigate Burials, A ft·'\' mif'u J"S lat~r Ald. H U!oI tl"l' s u b · mitt("d a I't'!-'olulion lhal tht:: L'onIDlittt"e on PubliC Grounus be directeu to i n· \'-e&ti~;\te condItions at the H ow ilrd to the Board. Th ere:"lllulilJlI reclle-d. that the ('eme-terr i$ J·t>portt·u to b~ in a negIN'·ted condlrton. that burJah nre made in an lnh uma n InJ un~.lnltar:r mannt'r, antl th:lt the buryJn:; ,ground ""af; used by thl'" Cou nty of I';r1e and State of ;\'"tm York wlth\lUl thE' l-onsent oC th.,. t ity. .\h1. Hu~tt'r :-oald lh:lt whili" out th~Ti" ntlE' t~.J~· 3. bolly Wfi:o; brousrht In (nr irJlernlt'1l t. He a~k",d the un(lE"rta k t' r wherlo' tilt> body came from. and w a ~ toltl the Bun,ilo Stale llo~pltal. , .\nlllhll' tight \\'~IS madf' 'by the ~J n ~ it,ll), ('lllll111.itlP.e to g-et the rel'!)lut lllU rderTl'u to th H bo~ly, ?ut the l1 us!e~ ~lnd l"~port (ur. t>~ "pre agnm ,·lctol'lOU::. and it \\ a:::i pJ.g::e\1 \\ ithout amendment. Other Mark et Aspect•. day. grounds. w l~ pa~~\>d . .\.Il of them ('xci teoti J1 ort: or le~;-; di~{'u:-::~ion . A ld. "'eoe-kindL :"tarted tht? ball by on~ CcmetE."l")· law hold!" the scUer directly responsible tOI' the quality a! the too~ sold. If a s:ampie purchn~ed by the rood inspector 1-: found to hR.\."c b('f>n doctored by ri1alln or nny other preservative, ~ butcher an,I not tbe trust will be held as th~ culprtt. or course, ~ucb prose. ~~tlon!l a..1 might tnllow would affect the trust nnnUy. beca.u~e the butcher 1n turn could hold re-~pon!IJlb)e the persons trom whom he bought the mea.t. It - No More Burials By County. 'ThE." hlst f.lll taken out of the 1'3U!'e"r ('f'melt'lT Wtl~ in Ald. nOE'del'~ f \\ or. lit' I're~€'ntt·t1 a re~oIution to thto eIJ€'l:l tha" wht:n·u:-::. the (.·ount}- bas mnny year::; p.t!"l bct'n LJurying unC'~dllned bOllies nt Howard t!ellletery and upon pJ'o}lert~· OWIH'd by the city, that I he l."orporat on t'vunse-I he r('qu,:~[ed to notl1")' t}H>- ('ounly aUlhorioes to. cellS"makln; any further ,nterm(>nt~ }Il tlH.:3 . t·~me-H·I'). ~-\ Id. ('llllln~ want€'d thp l'('~ol~twn tf~ go tv ihe l 'u1l1J1l1ttee on Publk UrtlulHb uut .\ 111. HOl'llfOl inHhHed that II t'houhl be pOi ~"I;*d at onll'". . III this eOnnl"'Uillll:l cummUnH"ltwll to .Ald, \\"eutl-JdIllH from lhe , 'urporatlon ('ollnse\ W~\S read. )Ir. r'eldtllan sta.t,·lI tllaL the ground now knew,... Ii!" lh'~ Bow;.\Tfl Cemel~ry \\"a~ }!urchusell. b) the l·ity In l,\i)t; for :s·t44".,,~' .~t ("'JJ1SlSts of 19 3·4. 1ll'J'f":-:. "Tht' cHY, he 5.'lld. ··haS th,' exdu~;"e right t.o occupy and u!'e the same tu the exdUSlon u( all o t h ..... ..: fnt'lulUng thl' c'ounty ot Erlt"" .J n d l~:l'Y dlscontinuC' the !-';-lme fol' bUII .II llUr),Oiil'S nnd 0;('11 the land pur~uant tl, Ihf" pro\bd,ms of thp ""'ty Ch.aNel·. Ald. c·pl1lns t1wn " ·W his nmenrl _ llWUf (It' r{·[fore (' ihc r{"! ulutlull ,,;JS pnss('"!l un I .,,!!~,un't: TnrAplke Crout.g,. tHlm:;mitt ed a long th~ ( ·ommOll l'oum 11 appllestion of thE! �,.1M~rICII\1. Principal Said that Was Condition of Physicians When Vaccinating Childran. cP Assistant Chief Murphy Says This Is the First Time He Has Ever Known Elevator Wt111s to Pall in This Manner. WILL INFORi,?' GREENE COURI~ OURIEI , Me~~rin pa,.f! , OREAT SMOULDERINO MASS STILL MARKS SCENE OF FIRE ~a:-r. G./~ Z ~ ':0( !Ih"U.IOJ' BontU Ordered. submitted a ~alling ~eC'OllJ l'Qm- attention to the r<lt:t ne\\ la w hatl been pa~f>t"-d Teci1y otHc'iais to tilt! \\it11 the Pn,I.:sio,ne'I" or I~lb(ll' il>t A.b,my the bonds fOl' Poor, Health, Park uf'p,4.rtmel,t:-, Buihllng the HaJl,·y .\ \"enue ::;ewer a~grt'giLUng. in all $~IO.­ he; ued upon ('erllt1ne .. essll,,· ~igrn"d by th€' :\layor. Cit)' Trea~ure!, ttt,€, on ~tN;€ts re("1;=·ntJ\· ppl~('utll)n of the Clifto;) t '( mr,any to !.lY a in Arlz,mn ~~re~t "n'l'ol'ding til on flIl: in ttk BUT1 <lU or Enl{.lCummisc.:ioJ1f'l" "e 1'"J. notIfied ~.otulrll'lg tha l th€'!'c W.15 no 5\1('h p:an in the BUJ·c~t II. Tht..: Btr,t"'.. l'VJll. "ill illn:'Stigate hefore l'£'pOr~iI1~ J l' or Puhll,' ""orks 'ommon Coum:ll th~lt an of mell \\,lS nu'dcd 10 push 0( mnkin;; surveys in c,.'an-ylng B. for nb lIng- fhe !'Olllh Bur_ Thp F~limnted (>xl*n~e "as Comrnissloner a!3ked fvr authe unpxpended baf.lflce 1.....UI. . . . _ _ _ft"a.+ Butralo F1ooJ. Fun.j whl,·h $4,000. t() expedite the \\ ork. \\'as grunted. "'atd reported thtl.,~ it FilllllOl-" A \·t;mue, rtiea tu ue; FiUmot'c, "'oodlawn to l'l'et'k. PUl"d)·, t""li~:il to Fox. nt'W'St-\~ to Bt:-t; Hf'lG.m.,."e lu lJt=st; Best. I,uiltord to t. ~l:rf-rs to GtTlt:~e~ ElIih to 03l. I'au!. L~leveland Elw'\ood to lJelawdre .\vl;'nue; Bre<'kenri<..lge to Ferry ,It.ith :$treet, to '-ermont. Elmwoou Avenue. !qrhllaJ:ld to .\ndt:>rson, Elmwood, Lato Bidwell Pal kwu)". 'Vaiden D.. I. &: IV. tmcks to \ 'Ity Superior :;t!·~ :. :-;'pnnto t-o JefierLoui~la.na., lld.muurg C nai to TonaWilllUcl.. X J!afa. to .AmI)fing. )\ol'th lJi\"i~lon tv "~Ill­ ·.I'he L'ommunh·atlon \\ /loti ref~rl'ed Committee on ).·treels. action of 'thl! ' . . ounc-llml·n in reull bids to'1' hhltlng Rnd ,"('nthe l..<l(ay\-..te A\'t'nu~ High and ordering lh{>JIl rt.'"udYe-rlise-o oncurrea lll. the wreckage from the railroad tracks. f\ t Stewart was working yester.. u~ilernoon vdth the object In view d~~learlng the tracks during the night ~nd to open up tratnc this morning. The task Is a larlre one and !l'ay not be accomplished. · I I HOW THE WALL FELL. Suddenly, ''"lthout warning. the north wall buckled at a polnt'about flfty teet trom the ground and then tell outward Into Ohio Street. Tbe members of four engine companle~, namely Nos. ~, 10, 12 and 18. were a.t work In Ohio Str ....t at the time, but wltb the excepLion ot Kennel and Hoelcle, all of the men escaped Injury. The great ma!l;s ot corrugated iron and huge timbers completely blocked Ohio Street like a solid wall. That a number at men were not killed outright Is considered miraculous. After the wall bnd fallen and ortler was once more restored to the ranks of the flremon. Chief McConnell ordererl a rescuing party to the reUet of the two untortunate men who had been caught, Hoelcle was round pinioned under seyeral heavy timbers, but he was extrl· cated with eaee. An ambulance from the General Hospital removed him to his home. Kennel's rescue \V'3-B not so easily etrected, He wa~ caught securely under a maM! at debris and sa.ws and axes had to be brou/;"b t Into use before he could be released. Then he was placed In an ambulance and burrled to the Emergency HospItal. I !fO Injured Is pronounced by Al!8lstant Chief Murphy to be the flrst of It. kind to Occur at an elevator fire In this city. Chief :lIurphy says tbat In all ot his experience as a fire fighter he never before heard of the collapse at a burnIng elevator. At a lat~ hour IllSt night all of the engines had been withdrawn from tbe scene of the fire, ·but a dozen lines tram the flreboat W. S. Grattan were stili pourtng water upon the smouldering ruins. In all probablllty It will be s","eral days before the fire Is completely extlngul.hed. FLA~IES. Gn .o\.I~ STE~CH TOLERATED. The Health Commissioner said tbat no nuIsance ot. this character will be permitted to exist. D~ Greene notified the Buffalo A~soc1a IOn Of i ire underwriters that immediate steps should be taken to remove the grain. At the offices of the aSSOCiation, Secretary White said the notice shOUld have been directed to the agents of the Indl,"ltluat companies interested and that the aAfloctatlon bad no interest or duty In the matter. Messro. Cady and Perkins. who rep- OXE EVER. KNOWN. The accldent In Which these men "'ere STILL FIGHT Snntlay Ball PJayln~. :Mullenhorr~ r(-solu~ion At the meeting of the Burralo B<bool Pr""" ('Ipals' ..\~sN·latloD In tbe omcee of the de' partrt'f'nt ot public In8tructlon last Dieb!. Loultl J. I\:nell, principal of 8chool 4f. em. 1t'ls~1 the physicians employed. by the ht"altb. departme-nt wbo recently racclnltecl chlldrE'D In hIs ~('bool. He aald tbat (In one oe('8~lon tbe doctors who \"leelnltNl OAliSE STILL UNCERTAIN. tbe children were Intoxicated Dud that no The caus. of the fire is still encircled anthleptlc lreatment accompauled tbe TaC. In some mystery. Watchman Peactnatlnn. cock who turned In the alarm from • "Of courSf". all the chlldrrn bad lOre the 'box at Elk and Illinois streets. nrms." decta red Mr. Knell. "ODP. ,If1'. say. he hea.rd no explosion, but saw Brm T\~as 8wollE'n trom tbl! ehouldpr to the the tin me" when he opened tbe trap ('I bow. and I know ot Dnother child tbat dm)r lead-lng to the top floor. rllE'd from blooll pOisoning direct l,r tollow_ Manager Hager said tha t there were In&' tbe "Vaccination." telephone wlre~ all through the tower where the m3.chinery is kept, and that lIr. Knpll's remarks were con.ide-red of these may have been cro~sed, cau~lng a 8uffil'lf'nt Importaore to ~Ilrrllnt the apspark. which Ignited the woodwork. pointing ot a committee to call aD Health "\\'8 tchman Peacock sounded the COUlmlssloner Greene tor the purpoee of alarm from the box a t the same tJme letUng- bim know what bad been said at the that Engine Company No.8 and Truck principals' meeting. The members of tbe Company No. 8 started for the fire, having seen the reflection. committee are 'Yo D. Fisher, A. G. BUChte, Tha t no damage was done by the H. W. Adllms. G. X. Hanley, Mr. Knoll llve wires from the Niagara Power nnd Supt. Emerson of the department of & Conduit Company building acro.s public instru("[ton. It Is probable tbat tb, from the Welis Elevator In Ohio Street members at tbe committee ah~o will sug· is due to the fact that the current f(C'tlJt to Dr, Grefne that chlldrel1 be VIed· I. shut off automatically when the wJres break. nattd tn JUDI.", hpreatter, 60 that pupil. THE LOSSES FIGL'RED. wtll not Im5e much time In school throu,h ~I<.·kuegs. June 18 the last month at tbe The actual loss on the Wells EleIchoot Tear. yator and It~ conlents, as t:'sthnated yes.le--rllay by the owners ot both Is A diSC'u8Alon relath'e to manual tr&1nloc $351.500. Of this $~~5.000 I, on the hulldIn the public 8chool8 followed the reading ing anti the remainder on the contents. ('It a paper entitled "After the Grammar The building was In.ured for $113.750 and High School, WhaH" The paper wu ano] th~ content. for $116.000. The ac· read by Daniel rpton, eupenlaor ot man· tual loft,. to the owner!-; ot the buUdingual traJnln2' In the local Bchool!. The will th~rerore be In the neighborhood re-ade-r nd'rocated more vraetlcal work for of $105.000. and to the owners of the grain $10.500. Very little. It wa< .al~ puhllc school pupils. The paper WII the ye~terday, wIll be realtzed eIther trom 8ubje-ct at zenersl commendation. the sale ot the ruined structure or ot Oftkenl of tht" 8fOlsoc1ation for the enlulDI the damaged cereal5-, and the In~\1ronce "ear were E"lerte-d 88 follows: companies will lose about $236,000. ~ Pre8IdeDt-"~. W, Zurbrlck. school S7. The gret\tE'~t fear yesterllay ·was pxpressed by reSidents In the vicinity. Vice-president-Eugene G. HugbeTt 8Cbool and In fact through this section of the 52. etty, over the dnmaged grain. If the Se('retar~-)Jl1ford C, KleiS, Bchool 28. grain Is allowed to lie there It will ferTreasurer-\V. A. Mackey, school :>a. ment 1n two or three days and create Board ot managers-Frederick W. Flabtr, a. stench which would be unbearable, echool 43: r. P. Al'rord, school 26; H, C, A number ot business men ,,·tsited Health Comml~Rioner Greene In referDt'Groat, school 31; ~. P. Browning, Icboot ence to thi!CI yest"E'rday morning. Engln" Plpeman John enne I <I. Company No. 18. who was so ser oUftr~ : Injured during the progres. ~t ~he rnin th€ ."'~ells E~~\:t~~, b:s~~r :l crl~cal ~~~dl~~ ~~~h: Emerj\"ency Ho,pltal. last night. Kennel has be.n steaollly sinking ,Ince he was rec~h·ed at the hospital and the surgeons hold out yOry little hope ot his recovery. One of hi~ lungs was punctured by a trActured rib and thts with other Internal complications will In ali probablllty prove fatal. Lleut. John M. Hoelcle. also of Engine eumpan)' No. 18. ,,'ho was injured at the same time, Is rapidly Improving at hts home in Sweet Avenue. al· though It will be some time before he will be able to return to his duties. Hoelcle's left toot was equee7.ed in a mass at debris, but no bOi.leS were broken. Both men were Injured by the collapee of the north wall of the elev~tor !lhortly after 3 o'clock In the mornmg. The fire was then ",'ell undpr control and all the danger of a collapse of the great strueture Sf"emed to have past. ONLY A::iatiOn Last Night Was 'nter•• t1ng_ Officer. Elect.d. resent the Jnterested insurance companies said last n1ght that ne/;"otlatlons are pending tor the sale of lhe damaged grain and that. In any event, It would be dlspoRed of immediately 80 that no nuisance would be committed. The wreCked hulk with Its \corru ELEY.o\.TOR CONTENTS. gated Iron casing 18 all that Is now left of the Wells Elevator. The ruins It was learned yesterday that the lie a('r088 the Delaware. LackawannA. total amount of grain in tbe elevator & Weotern Railroad tracks and block at the t!me of the fire was 206.000 lrafflc In either dIrection. All day yes- bushelA. This consisted of and ,,"as terday monster streams tram the fire- vBlued 88 toJlows: boat Grattan were poured In On the Wheat. IS.11M bu.hels, at SOc •••••••••. $14.400 smoky fiery ruins but to no purpose Corn, 125,001'1 bushels, at Mc ........... 8l.2jO other 'than to keep the flames from Oats, 38,CJ(X) busht'I~, at 4~c ............ 11.100 spreading. The flre Is In the wood to Rl·e, 25.000 bushels. nt 65c ..•........•.. 13.750 stay and will not be extinguished until F, L. A. Cady. at the firm or Cady the wreokage Is pulled apart and tbe & Perkins at No. 14 'West Seneca Street flames put out In each timber. said yesterday that his firm carried ail SCENES ABOUT THE RU N the InsurRnee tor different companies I S. on the bulldlng. the of Ohio Street yesterday presented an HEALERS SPREAD SMALLPOX. n unusual spectacle. The wreckage from ~!JJ.-W .. ~I~L Ruch an elevator ts or no small size. ~ The ruins stOO<l to a height of fltty "t""'~Y Cit)· Henltll /\.ot horUlel'J 'VIIJ feet In the street. Here and there 8 BnH th.~~rhF1~ bUrst of flame would IIgbt up a dark COrner and dIsplay the charred wood The health omcio.ls ot'" ferserklty are whUe tr()m another point dense vol . investigating the spread of smallpox by urnE'S of ~rnoke would Issue. the sect known 86 "DIvine Healers," who The firemen with the streams from two engines and seyeral streams from profesl;I to effect cures of all maladies by the Grattan had no trouble In keeplns prayer and the laying on ot hands. It;ij Ihe flam.. In .ubjectlon While tM alleged that eight caSeS ot smallpox hll\'e been traced to one patient who. while suftering from the dJ,ease. l"nlS visited by membl2'rs ot the sect Dr. EdWin Hart. deputy health inspector. said to-day thnt there wero probably mao)" other cases that had the same origin and that were never reported to tbe authorities. Dr. Hart said ~ba. legal proceedings would bo beguD against !tlr$. .)4. lIIarl,. '·SISter·· Carter and ·'Slster·· lor ylolatlon of the I"~· relating that: tht ("oon..,1 bt> dlrectt'd to reo at thfl' n( xt t;T, pug hi~ opln, to aUo\Ykng Ilm.lt~urs to I,la) I I '~'rRIE~T ~fHICK~N. ~ COMrLr-, U~:~ The Assistant Rector of St. Columba's Church is Down with Smallpox. -""T'\Y" FI~C;A~ TAKEN TO THE' HOSPITAL Plev, Richard Barke Visited a Parishioner V. ho Was III With Smallpox and He Caught the Di.e .. e. ~='·rrl;Z:.~,!:.~.rl~~ ot ~t. Columhn.'to' church, ~·bo rf'i01 t""'81"'" qtl't">('t. was taken to tal' qu I "'")0 2"-.. }'''0"'1(' ~ po' , • a for trt"l\· Rlltin(' ho~pitnt tllI~ UlornlU!!. b r r-rd ment for !-illlnllpox. \\·hirh, it IS f' l~'Jr~ hr C"'untrn('tNl while rnlJi~~ \lrO~ ~h.o~. 1(n thrrint' nn'-!'ln"r, ~:rhn dU'd t 18 . n ot ~mnllllO~. pitnt n ~hllrt ume l.lJ:" • t 1 with Fntht'r Burke ha .. l>f!oen l'Ouner !'l d , '-\ f lr ~nnu" nme aD ~t. ('u}nmhn:-; pnrl:"! I '" I' Rill!;; to ('Ill hn~ nIWR\'s tnkt·n f!.P('( 1ft P h e .. . I. whf':11 thf'~ ~l' upon his pans lIon~r!'i , e aftf'·r )11". h4'('1\ ~i('k. 4\ i"hort tIm outin" hoI-' HO$"'nt"'y WAS tnkf'n to the C}1~Rr f hpl' mi". plt81, l'nth~r Bllrkp ' .. rn .. I~ for that fl)rt111U''', nn,1 hp at OHce ;~~r 1\.8:0- at hel' inlttirntion h) ~e-r hl"r., t~ hut ftJ'l(,!lIr ... hp(hic14~ fnr ~E:"'trnl mtnutf" , nit,fttin~ f · f h('r ,'omJ1\U em I y I 181 I no ttl.f I) d"YIS .ftt'rt1H" l1ito('n .. (~ to hun. A ffW .l on bll sppt.re''! 1 ,lOWi'\,('f, arH"h "'firr, · RantA nr. hAn.IR. lind h~ "lIlIod In flr. ~ nf '.moll. nama fpal'('d thnt it wa~ ft. ('.8·"fierl Httalth pnx, n~\(I, this mo!"ning hp 1l(~~lr('f'Uf". ("omml&~lOUt'r "nltl'r _'! ~ the ,n Ilr l;r~ni' }lo itl\'eir a nl!~~~~'~nther ('n~e ~I'i ont" of :-;mRlIpn~ .. Itnd to () to the , Burke tlint he ~"ollid b,"~~.~o;.,rk ..... flllnruntino hnAJl,ul. It.. re ill .., i he woulel dloMfully "cqU~':'altll . r.n~ .. mollt. wh~b Ut, I .ion,'r mil.'ht J>Ht be WftR lI<'CQ!:Q!1II �F~lIs. . f ,~T~~A~O fDF CHilDREN SERIOUSCHARGEAG~TTWO HEALTH DOCTORS TO BE INVESTIGATED. IS DISGUSSED No. 31. N. p, Browning, School No. 3~, H. 'Y. Adams. School No. 65. board ot managers. ...... , ·jRfR. \ ual mM"tlng or thf" Prln· .\.t ~ht" Il.~ lion of Bllffalo last £>,-(,n· (.lpalFl .-\.!=!!'O( ~ Lolli~ .1. Knf'1l (lr ~('hool i 1~. PrlnC'lpa ('our..:e a ~o H di'JdRred In tht' . . . h thal .. orne OIonth~ aJto twO or ~pe~~h phn,fc1an!.' ~('nt to \"a(~rin8tt' thE .. ~~drf'n ~'ere !iO Into.xlcal€,d thst lht'Y _, th (Jp('ratlon on m.lny \\ ho pt'rCorlUt:'u had pre' :ou:<o1y bfoPn tl"f'ated. . '1 nr'- P. EJJlf'r~on ~Uggp!'l;lt>d II mtttee be appointed to C'l. that a co m ~ I' '~('nf" the Heilith l,;omm.+ upon D r . · 1 ~tonf!r. an mak!!! known the al1\~~e 'l of atfair!'. Hj~ ~u~g'e~tlon wa~ !'ta ~ upon Tho"p rl£>le~tt'd Lo the ~llpl. ~ P • ~:!~ \\'e~ "', D. Fi~h(>r. O. G. BUgber' G. X. H~nl('Y. Lou S lo~ether"!th :,\lr. Bme-T5Ion. The' annual l"lE'i.~tlon of officers re~ultf'tl la~t niJ:ht a~ follows.. • 'W, Zurbrl('k, fil'hool :\ o. 3" preEl~.­ d. t Fugene G, Hughey. School :\ o. L:. B· ,Yo Adam!, :r;:nf'1I ''t. \.r;{':pr~~idt"nt; ~lilr.?rd c. KI:l~. ~l:hOOI No. ~.', secretary ". A. ~[a('kt?:\. 8( hoot X &3 trell!"UrE'r; Fred{'rtck ". Fisher, ;'.~hlo.oi ~o, ~3. C. P Alvord" SChOOl, Xo. H C. DeGroat. School :-;0. 31, :-; . P. " ~~o~lng, School Xo, :S. H. ,,', Adams, _~choOI :\0. 55. board of manager!l. PRINCIPAL KNELL PROTESTS , - - - - - . - - - - - - - AGAINST METHODS NEWS. IN HIS SCHOOL AND OF BAD RESULTS WHICH FOLLOWED. / 't' '~7 (/z.,. (If ('.n.ulton /?1 I ."r,.\ ~Dt S))read 10 DI"'~ com~n.r I 01 (/ ~ II •• 'th %ne hao prepared' 011alemE."nt r('iati\'e to th~ dl~· case or tub"'rcu]nsl:-; anrl I(.!l r8\'8~e!li 111 this ('ity H~ tlt~~ that for the- ye.lr 1901 i.hprp were ~a deaths from th,..; C'ii,use as compared to .1) of cancer 131.; of rllphth'"ria. 9S of I) pnOld fel":-r 64 or whoopl!lg- couJ:;'b, h of ::carlH (e'er an·j two ot small-pox, Ht'tr'e aT(' some of thf> lhin~~ which Dr (ireenp recornmt'uu:, a:o pre\,en· tjyC!'l ot ~onsUmJltlOQ7 r.on~umpl ,Yos shOUld nm'er marry. Xc\,('r sJee-p with a -onsumN,,·e. ('on:-;umpth-el should not ki,.~ or be k t:scd. In every rase of l'hronic ('OUgJ:!. and f:tpcC'toratlon, have tbe spUtum EX. amtned. Do not U!=" 8 pubJl ... drinking cup until you have th.oroll£'hh· rin.::;cd It. ,.\.\'old towf'I!I that hn,'e betn used l)y In pubJlr pia cps, or to\Ve-I~ u~pd by f'onsumptJ\'es. , The linen of tuber('ulou~ pf'rS0!18 mu.:;t be dj~lllre('ted or bolted beforE' bo_ Ing brou/irht In ,'ontsct wlth the linen ot othel'S. Ladies "'alkwg 5klrt~ !IIhould be FO !'hor t a~ not to tou('h tbe ~round 1:Jv \'era} I rhe~., Trailing skirts stir up the latent baC'JII1. other~ I I l PRINCIPAL K~ELl'.SEWS. prtJY:CHARGE ADMITTED. u. Dr. Greene Says a Health Physieian Was Drunk While "fi~siting School. .4'. PrincIpal Loui!' J. Kn ..i. ot &:hool 44, made sertous chargeE. against the Board of Hpalth ph}'~t('lans at the meeting ot the Principals' Association la.t night. He said that one of the health phYII,lans visited his .,hool BOrne time ago ,,·bile in an tntoxlcAted condition. to vaccinate children. He said the pbylitclans examined the arms or ever)' chUr'J, Instead ot ftnlit looklng at the health board records to ascertain "'herber or not they had been \"acclnated. He al.o said that the phyelclan. brought no antlse-ptk: with them. Health Commlesloner ~ was 8!,;\:ked about the charges this morning He said, . "La~t November, when Dr, "ende \\:~ H€'81th Cornml~8Ioner. one ot our P )1::;lclan.s did visit a gchool while drunk. !Ie was 8U pend;:a.d (01' a'mlle He labeled up, promised to keep In that condlt1on, and was reinstated. Since then be has kept hl<;{ word and I don't believe h. will get drunk again-not while on duty, at le.. t t "Ituwe were- compelled to Bend nOUcet! o a the- flchoo18 in rase ot an epldemle before vaCCinating. It would be an injUStice. lt would take a wee-k to d~ that and ""e couldn-t afford to JO!~ ~hitt~~e. ~ don't believe the statemen' He' tb )'8tclaM canle:d no antlaep. pared ..nth ~~t/:rhey are alwaY8 pre- with ~HO~~B?!MEN'S q_~~KIRTS /~ AVICTIM Of ? SMALL -POX. SA YS DOCTORS WERE DRUNK. Pastor of St. Col umba's Church Removed to the ASSOCIATION OF PRINCIPALS Quarantine Hospital, NAMES COMMITTEE TO CALL y \). ATTENTION OF HEALTH STRICKEN WHILE COMMISSIONER TO CONDIDOING HIS DUTY. TION OF AFFAIRS_ __ a ml'ettng ot the Principals' As~la­ Went to the Bedside of Mrs. Rossney, Parishioner Dying of the Dread Disease, and Caught It Fro~~er. tlon la.;t nlgllt for It. all~ilcd Inhuman methods In the vaccination ot scho 1 chlldr.n. It wus the- annu.1.1 meeting or the ' as::-ocla'.Ion and there was an electlon ot otllc('rs and a dt!lcusslon on the benefits ot manual tTtlining for school Chil' lumba's Roman Cathollc Church, 1s at dren. h(-sldes the t.ran~actlon or other the quarantlnl' hosplta.l sutrerlng with LU,!l:ln~s. Th" crltlcl.m of the H~alth Dep.et- small-pox. which he contractE"d while ment was made by Principal Louis J. administering the last rites ot his Knell of School Xo. 44. ~fr. Knen ChUTCh to )lrfl. I<,n.therine Ro~~ne:r oC brought up the subpect at the last South Division Htrt"et. who died trom e;ef'slon or the &5:;t()clatlon, but noUling small-pox at the quarantine hospital WLCI accompl1~hed. about two wf'pks ago. "'Ye ought to do ~om~thlng concern).lrs. Hos..;;ney was one of Father Ing the ,'accinatlon ot our children," ~ald th'! ~uperlntendE'nt. "The Health Burkets parlshioner~. She wa~ removed Departnlent nPeds to be crlt\C'ize,) for to the Quarantme hospital a day or two It. m.thod<. r think tbat the chllJren before her death. l\'hl"n the Health DeIn th~ PoUsh dl!"ltrlcts dp~erv(' just as parlmE'nt tlr~t became cognizant ot the gol)d tr 11 ~ent ond care as the chljnature ot her aUment. ThE" drpad maldrj'p 11,,· ,.. on n~la ~'are A \'enue. ady. which she hau in an pspeclaIl:r ID<.l1lgnant torm, had made slich progSays Doctors Were Drunk. r~ss it was ~p.en on her arrival at the • Phy'!'l 1 ns ('arne to my school trom tI h the Health Department not long ago qunran ne o~pttnl that nothing less than tRtal te-rrnlnation of hE'r i1lne~~ and :--ald they were going to yacclnate every child. They did so and they t could be looked tor. On tht"> second rla~· after her arrival ~xamlned every arm whpther the lit· , tIe one had bE'pn ya('clnated or not. ~ at thp. ho~pltal )-'lr~, Ro~~n(»~ was told They made no use ot the school record, that her end wa~ near. She askpd that of this tact, but ,,"fOnt ahead. I pre- a priest be J'urnmoned '[0 attend her, sume, though, 1 ought to be satisfied and when the hospJtal phygidam~ want. as the physl('lan~ who made the exam· erl to know if l1Ihe- wantE>d any pA.rticuinatlon before them were both IntDxl· liar t'lergyman shE" n:-;k tl them to F:~nd cated. 1 tor Fa th,r Burke t.he pa~tor ot the t'I dlrln't make any objPctton, par- churC'h at which ::ht" wa~ BCCll!'ltomed to ttcularly. but I thought wp were en- I wor~hlp. titled LO a notlficat ion In advance. \\·ord wns sent to Father Burke, nnj Then I asked what nntl.septlc treat- I though he I·t:'allzed that his visit ml~ht ment th.)· were .upplled with. I round result In hi!" b~lng strh:ken wlth the they didn't have any. mO!-lt loathsome or 11Isea!'le~. aye even:'1 his ;lea.th. ht" w~nt ('he-~rtull)' and .It One Child Died. onl'e to the be-1i::!de of l)1~ afflicted P,\1"lOr don't believe It if' my bmdnel!', I lshlnner and ailmin!stererl to her tCh> don't bE'lte-ve It is the duty of any prln· con~olatlon whIch the church of whtC'h cipal. to pay any attention to this V&C- he!3 a mfnlstpr gh'es whpnevE'r po~slble clnalion. and ),E't I did it becau~~ I am to her dying children, . ,nte-festen In the pupils. Ot course, H.ecentl}~ rafih appeared on the tll"e they a1l had ~ore arms. On(' girl's arm and per~()n of the pr1est, and when Dr. was swolJen Crom the shoulder to the Banta was cnt~ll to sttpnd him ye~elbo~-, and In another case I knE'w or teTllny he pronounced the ("'a!"f" fHnaJla child that died from blood polson, pox nnd ordered I"'ath~r Rurkf>'~ remo"\"which dlrpctiy rollowed the vacclna- .. al to the Institution tn whIch the prle~t tIon. hJld contfact~d the di5('3.!Ii~. "1 am no crank on this. 1 let them ~ go ahead. But I think this a •• ""Iatlon ~hould belp me In this cause. The Board ot Health ought to rectify It." _ Supt. Em."on suggested that a ;om- DR GREENE ORDERS mlttee be appointed to s~ H.:-alth (om• _-- R~,·. 7!:!~Z~"r~ ~o- j I - ::'~!'l~~n~~o'lTlt~I~~a~~ !~~~ ~~~~g~i!: "'''' I \;;OURIEH. Health Commissioner Greene Gives Advice T~~~~ I fATHfR BURKf Th(' nonrd of Health was a~s:\Ued a,t CELlBACX FOR CONSUMPTIVES : Mt:.~ /' ... PrrDr. (.~ 'rnd~ Out a ,I_t "r thp Nlagnr.l Prln. I~" I E. J . .• o. 1)0 nd (lther$.. Thp ele"'ti"n or Offl4 'ers resul' ed as r,.uo\\"s 'Y. " .... Zurbrl('k, ~{"hool ~o. 3. pre.·rtent; Eugen~ G. Hughey. Sc~ 01)1 .. ~o. 52. Yi<'e-.presldt'nt; MIUorr] C KIC'IB Scho01 :\0. ~~. !'=E"crpt:lr~'; " ... A. ~ta.ck~Y: School ;";0. 53. trea~urer: Frederick \\-. Fi~hpr, Sch~ll ~o, 43. C. P. Alvord, School No. ~n. H. r. DeGroat, School About Feminine Nether Garments. STIR UP BAD BACILLI /11 ( /-'. . . . . ,-. ._.('" 2r Guardian lof Pu'b~c Health Says long Skirts Distribute Germs of Consumption in Appalling Way. Women would not wear long trailing Skirt. It the wish ot Health CommissIoner Wa1te-r D. Greene were ob~erved. In a pamphlet ~ yesterda.y for gratuitous circulation Dr. Grt:!ene ca])s attention to some or the means whereby consumpUon Is spared. He declares that the skirts ot '~"omo!n dragging on the streels and In stroet cars tends to sUr up bacllH which are thus carried from one place to an. other. I "Women should not wear sklrt~ that drag'" saJd Dr. Greene_ "It Is th~ duty ot "'omen tor their Own health and f\lr the health of those about them to wear short sklrU." Dr. Greene's pamphlet calls attention to the growing dangers or tuberculosls. or consumption. For the year 1901 a compa.rlson ot the number or deaths Crom consumption with tho~e trom other C(luses is given as tollows: Consumption, 471; as compared to 27S ot cancer. 136 ot diphtheria, 98 o! tn)hol~ te,·er, 64. or whooping cough. 45 ot s~ar­ let tever and two ot smallpox_ Some or tbe preventive measures recommended by Dr. Greene are: No consumptive mother should g1\~e nUnle. Consumpth*es ~hould Never sleep with & never marry. consumpth-e. ANTI_KISSIXG RLLE. Consumptives should not kiss or be kls.ed . In every ca.ae ot chronic cough and expectoration, ha'~e the sputum ex. amtned. Do not use a publlc drir;lklng cup un. til you ha.ve thoroughly rinsed tt. A,'old towels that have been used by others In public places, or towels used by consumptives. The linen or tuberculous persona must be dlslntected or bOiled betore be ... Jng brought In contact with the l1nen ot others. Any Camlly ha'\.1ng & tuberculoul membt"r should use extra preC4UU"lnS wherever Intection may take place, especially through dishes. clothIng or carelessness In expectorating. and ahould regularly cleanse and dlsintect the room of such patient. Ladles' l\'alklng skirts should be so short as not to touch the ground by ae-vera} inches. Tra11lng skirts stir up ~e latent bacllH. -------- . ...... .................. _ GRAI~EMOVED. ~ ~. _ .... - .... . AS TO COI....SUMPTION. up the pint that ,,-a.ccinatlon ~hould be. --~~ Health Comm1~loner Walter C. done durInG' Jun~. the la.st month ot Tells Company AWaI ed C'1Itr~~to has preparod n. pamphlet ent!school, In order to prevent any of the. :Begin Work at Once. V V e uggestlons tor the Prevention oC youthful students being away throui;h ~ ConsumPtion and Care oC Patients The stckneE8. The committee appointed Health Commls!liioner Greene toda)" name tuJI)" indicates Its scope. 'It Js consist. of W·. D. FI.her. A. r.. Bugby.' notified the Toledo Wrf'Cklng Company tor tree distribution. H, ,V. Adam:1, G, N. Hanley, Louis whi<'h has the contract for removing Knell. together with )Ir. Emerson. the hurned grain In the ruln~ or the .. ""ells Ele"ator, that work mu~t begin Richer Than Sh oId uB .. R" 800n ns p"".lble. The Toled" can· ................... ................ When Treasurer :Mackey rea:1 hl~ a.n.... <'ern was I\ward€'d the contract for the nual report It developed that $3.25 ot work thl!'t morning by the ownpr!'; ot the $193.19 In the aS5oc1ation cotrers was the destroyed ele,'atOl'. . .................................. _..• money paid In tor la~t year's banquet, Burned grain if ollq\,,·ed to stand wll1 which the caterer never receh'ed. .eoon terment nnd ('reate a dl~I\~eeable "Then the- money d()(>!;n'( bt'lon£, to smell whkh would probably bring U$," said the ~uperlnl('ndent. abl)ut dls(~ase. ---' L- ' "I'm afraid it doesn't," rep1!ed :Mr. :\0 complaint hl1~ b~en fil~d with Dr. I B",..ley. G"","e concernln,.. the grain 8' yet.! FATHER BURKE "\Ve'd better get rid ot It," sug· but ht' ha~ decldf·d to take the mattel ~(' R£",· F ILL. -gested anothE'r. "Buy cigars."' In h!~ own hands and ~ee that th~ work Tfci~r at Sl a/:.h~r R Burke Nenrly e'-en'one ]aughE'd. Then a 15 done 8~ floon ~$ can be. There an! U d HkkorJ' I'Itr(~Jum~a'8 C'hurChuasi!!ant motion was formalJ).' put that thE" about 250,000 bU,!l:hel~ ot grain In the t::~r;~ftl ~uttprln':S't~~ at the QU8rantfr!eI Treasurt"r should epe-nd the s:um (or ruins and it will probabl)f bp t\\"(1 ("'at dutJ~hJJe 8ltf'fldlog ";0 smallpox. <'on. cigars. It was passed without dL ... ,.,nt we(:ks betort" a.ll I~ removed, F()r thilt ·Ion(>r~ .at SthJi \'18IUng one- ~~ et",..Ie!lla U and every principal with a tobacco rf':l!on Dr. Green wants the work start-/ HIs parJF;hfon€,~n~~ftUUnn n-her(' ~ls parf",h craving habit had a ten,C'enlf"r fttuck cd Jinmedlately b<"t(lre the r('~ld~nt!'J in np}·. th~ SOuth l\jj1.Mr8. Katherin(n w Is SJon Strf"N WOlll~ snugly between his lips when he lett that Rc"tlon ot the city make "com W'bho dlt'd from the hulldtng. phltnl"' a OUt tn'o WeEks ago.DOX at the ho pJr4~ 3ael flrnn'iI More Practical Work. Supf'rvlsor Daniel l'pton ot manual tromlng fe-ad a paper e.ntltled, "Alter t". Grammar nnd High ';ehMI. What'" w'. "h advocated tbe estabIlEhmc'.t ot rno:. pr r:l('a'i ,,'ork for pubUc ,rh.,1 nu lis. Thll\ \\ 3& (9011 f"1~nt j or. f.\ \Tnr· R �ED" BEEF VACCINATION SAID TO BE SOLD ~,~ ABUSES RE· NOW IN BUFFA /rt-O fc? CITED co'U~\ I Lovell School, No. 60 !o~~!'.: has come to the Health th at the beet trust has ahlp llln g Into t h e Bulral o market "presen'ed beet," and actt h l. Info rm ation Hea lth ComW a lter D. Greene yesterday Isumers arc ~t'ld(lm aware or its exist· enee trom r.8111ual observance. "It seems n fOhame that we should have to pro •• cute butchers In cases like these," said Dr. Greene, "but tbe In ,..- ho lds h im responsible, whether he has any know ledge ot the existence or 'treatment' on his beef or not. He 1s supposed to know what he Is seiling. We will make prosecutions wherever we find violations. I wtII not know to what extent this doctored meat has been ooln In Sulfalo until we bave a n Investigation w h ich Is Into stop Immediately t he sale of beet, "pr eserved" or docvl,ola" I,.r ot the pure toad law. &8 It did on top of the exmade a thOT(')Ugh Invef'tlgatton." h igh raise In the price of PRI CE ~ d lsC'ovpry that the beef was In Chicago to make It p roof" or Imperviou s to the exof . h lpplng, was resented by and upon hearing that beef condition Is sh ipped here a.t once prepared to r esort rigid enfor cement at the vio la ti on at the State health the beef trust Is urged by & m eans whe r eby the pu bUc an of r etaliating W E N'l' DOW X. As predicted In The Courier Sunday and yes terday. there were evidences ot a break In the heef trust grip on live cattle prices ",t the Ea~t Buttalo yards yesterday. Local buyers took a few head and the common and medium grades ou t of 118 cars, Nearly all went at prices abou t 25 cents a. h undred lower t han ror t h e past t wo weeks. About 6 cent~ was the average for thl. grade, and that price will reduce the cost or carcass meat a little. Stili It I. not enough to make an appreciable dtt'ferenC'P to the consumer, and the: break In prices Is chIefly notable as an I evidence that the trust Is getting hit by the falling air In meat consumption. 1\l ore evidence was obtained yesterday by Courier reporters at this change In the use of fresh meats to either total abstinence or the U!~e of egg5, fl,!;h and other ~ub~t1tutes for fref'h bept. pork and veal. There is R. large over supply at the medium steers, and another break is look ed for today. Only continued and heavy buying by the trust represen~ tattves of this grade could maintain prices, and with the over supply ot dressf"d meat~ and thp investigation now in progress. this would be fooUsh eyen on the pa.rt of so rampan t and Inspection. The method Is mena<.'ing a romblne as the bee! trust. from any bu tcher the meat O r H E R MA RKI1T AS P ECTS. analysis, and without k ,.o,vl"c1o.. of tbe butcher as to Mutton continues at about the same it 18 tor. prices as lal"t week nnd the live sheep feature c1f this Is that the b""t and lomb market Is steady. Hogs II aft'ected on ly indirectly, for the were lower yesterday, and vfOals went the !l:eller directly responsible tor about the same price as on satur .. quality at the food sold. It a day. purchased by t he food Inspector Chkago's cattle market, In absolute found to have been doctored by for~ control of the Beet Trust. was higher maUn or any other preservative. the yesterday. showing that there, where butcher and not the trust wl1l be held the competltlon of Independent slaughal the culprit. Of course, such pro~e- terers Is of no consequence. and the cutlons a. m ight follow would alrect whole country'. market Is provided the trust finally, because the butcher In with dre ..ed meats, the trust doe. not turn could hold responRlble the persons lnteno' to weaken or to give the con~m whom h~ bought the meat. Burner any show tor his stomach or ap .. petite. It t he meat prices continue as high now tor anoth er two weeks, it is treely predicted by dealers that many butcher phops In Buffalo will have to close. owing to the tailing all: of the trado. A speelal session of the board of dl· rpetol'S ~f the Manufacturel's' Club ",III be held at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Among other subjects to be discussed will be that of the meat trust. Resolutions wilt be olrered condemning the Chicago packer8 for their recent action In railing prices and Attorney General Knox will be urged to press hi. prosecullan as quickly as possible. I ot DOCTORS TO BE CALLED ON THE co&, 6.RP~t~\ Health Commissioner to Investigate Charges Made by School PrinciC(; ')ftlf.Ff.al Knell. rl7!~ ?:?o ZAlleged buseslW hich Hav e Grown Up in Connection With Vaccinati on of School Children to Be Revealed to Doctor Greene. NO CARELESS TREATMENT I Says He Will Dismiss Any Doctor · Who Vaccinates Without Using All Proper Precau- At the annual meeting at the Principals' Association of Buffalo Inn f'venlng, the Health Board was assailed for Its alleged Inhuman methods In vacclnallng school children. A dl.cusslon on the benefits of manual training tor school children was entered Into and officers were elected. The criticism of the Health nepartment was made by Principal Lou is J . 1<;"ell of School No. 44. !.rr. K n ell brought up the subpect at the last session of the assocIation, but nothi n g was accomplished. "We ought to do something concerning the vaccination of our Children," said th~ Superintendent. "The Health Department needs to be criticized for Its methods. 1 think that the children In the Polish districts deserve just as good treatment and care as the children llvlng on Delaware Avenue. 7!,~!::.,sqG:; ONE CH I L D DI E D . will have th~ doctors who do tfie vacclnat. Ing In the pu blic schools before him this morning and ask them point blank It It Is t r u e, as cbarged by PrinCipal Knell of School No. 44 that any ot them have been guilty of vacclnatlng school chlldren without properly t reatlng tbelr arms wit h antiseptics. "It 1 find 1 have any such man In the employ of the Department," .ald the doctor, "1 '1'111 bid him good day. I wl)n't keep him. However, I don't bellev;, It Is true for t h ey have b<!tn cautioned about that so many times." Regarding the charges of Principal Knell, as reported exclusively In yesterday morning's Courier, Dr. Greene said: SAYS D OCT ORS WE R E DRl"N K. "1 don't believe It Is my business I N vice-president; ~II\ford C K l el~' School ~o. 28, secretary; W. A. ~Iacke ' Sehoul No. 53, treasurer; Frederick ~' Fisher, ~Ch~OI No. 43, C. P. Alvord' School No. •6, H. C. DeGroat SChooi No. 31, N. P. Browning, Schooi No 3~ H. W. Adams, School No. 65 board managers. ' 52, COMMITTEE TO WAIT '-7.-?N THE COMMISSIONER "Physicians came t.o my school from the Health Department not long ago and said they were going to vaccinate every Child. They did so and they examined e"ery arm whether the 11 ttIe one had been vaCCinated or not. They made no use of the school records of this fact. but went ahead. 1 presume, though. 1 ought to be satisfied as the physIcian, who made the exam~ Inatlon before them were both Intoxicated. "I didn't make any objection, particularly, but 1 thought we were titled to a notification In Then I asked wbat ment they were supplied they didn't have any. reBulted as pr@'l. Commissioner Greene Has Started After the Principal Knell Tells PrinWho Sell Meats Preserved With Formalin cipals' Association of -Complaints of Its Use in City Are Made. Drunken Doctors and ~ 1/~ Z v'OURI£R. of Needle~s Sor~ Arms BUTCHER AND NOT THE TRUST · Among HIs Pupils. WILL HAVE TO STAND THE LOSS of omcer . "l". W. Zurbrick, School No. 3i , dent, Eugene G. H ughey, School ~ O NE IN HI S TillE, "There haye been no complaints ot drunken doctors during my admlnlstra· tton. I am aware. however, that there we re such charges made before I went into the office. 1 was Incorrec tly quoted In one of the afternoon papers today when I was made to admit that the doctbrs were drunk. 1 don't admit that at all. All 1 admit Is knowledge ot the tact that such accusations wrre made, 1 saw one of the doctors-Dr. May-within an hour after the~t had been ('aIled away from the !l'chooI. He wM perfectly "ober, 1 didn't see tbe other doctor and don't know anytbing about hi. condltlon. I "I know personally all the doctors ' who were employed to do vaccinating for the city during the prevalence ot the Rmallpox epidemiC last autumn, and used to see them at work frequently, and I never knew of an In8tanc~ In '''hlch anyone of them showed any symptoms of intoxication. They were all reputab!£> and careful men. don't believe It is the duty of any principal. to pay any attention to tbls vaccination, and yet 1 did It because 1 am InLerested In the pupils. Of course, they alJ had sore arms. One girl's arm TO OK P R OPER PRECA UTIOSS, ,vas &wollen from the shoulder to the elbow. and In another case I knew of "They were Instructed to, and did, a. chltd that died from blood pol_on give the same scrupulous care and Wllich directly followed the vaccina~ treatment to every class of dtlzens and lion. tbelr children. They were equipped by "1 am no crank on tbls. 1 let them th is department with the hlghe.t grade go ahead, But 1 think this assocliL- a n tiseptic sterilized points. the vactlon should help me in this cause. The l ~lne vlru, QIl ~ ~t wbica _ filii« Board of Health ought to rectify It." by a thick coating of para· Supt. Emerson suggested that a com- protected flne. After each and every vaccination mittee bp appointed to see Health Comthey were instructed to. and , I reel m'!I:~loner Greene to make this statp at sure, in e\-ery case did use a. highly alTairs known to him. He also br11ught antiseptic ster11lzed cap for the '\\-"'Qund. up the p.,lnt that yacctnaUon c;hou1cl be I never knew of an Instance, and don(, during June. the lasl month ot no case waB ever reportefl at t'his 0(# school, In order to prevent any of the flee. wheore these precautionary youthful "turlents being away t"rough methods had not been followed by our sickness. The committee :lppolnted consists at W. D. Fisher, A. G. Bugby, etaa. "In Borne cases It happens tMt blondH. 'V. Adams, G. N. Hanlev, Louis poh~onlng will toJlo~r \racclnatlon. but Knell, together with Mr. Emf'rson. It Is almost wholly due to abroslon. of RICUE R TH_\ N SHOULD BE. the yacc.inaUon wound, produced by rarpless rubbing and scratchIng by Vi-Then TreasuN-r Mackey rea:! hie; an - the patients themselves. nual report It de\'eloped that $3.25 of "As to the charge that chllnren were the $193.19 in ihe association colrerR waS \'arclnltted who already held certlft· money paid In for la-~ year's banquet, catfs of previous vaccination, 0. pos· w?tch the caterer never receiyed. Rlhle explanation ma:r be tound tor ){r. 'Then the money doesn't hl"long to Knell's mistake In this regard In the us," said the superintendent. fRet that the certlfi('ates are gh~en at "I'm afraid It doesn'!," replied Mr. , the Ume or vacclnatlon. At that tlme Bagley. It cnnnot be known whether or not the ",V'e'd better get rid ot it," sug- I \"'3;cclnation will be succet:f~tul, and If. ge~ted another. "Buy cigar~." upon .inspeCtion ot the scar, it proves ~early everyone laughed. Then a not to have been so, another vacclna~ motion was formally put that the tion I~, of course, necessary. Treasurer should spend the Bum tor "The-re I~ one thing, though, It c~n­ Cigars. It was passed without dissent tlnued the H.ealth Commls!!loner, In and every prinCipal ,,1th a tobacco whJch ~rr. KneU Is 'wrong. That Is that craYing habit had a ten-centf'r Muck we Fhould gtve noUce ot our intention snugly between bls Ilps wben he left to "a('c"inate a ~chool. I don't bellE've t he building. that we Ihould be required to do any· "lORE PR.\.CTlC.\ L WOnK. thing or the sort tn time of eptdf'ml c, though when we C'Q ul d d\.) so. we have Supervisor Daniel Upton of manual 'heen In the habIt of giving a day or t raining read a paper entitled, l'After nntfrp:' the Grammar and High School, What 1"' wblch advocated the establlshment at more practi('al ''w'ork for publIc fIIchool pupils. This was commented On favor- I I _ ........ (1 f 16 b �BLLOW Doa [TES SMALL BOY0,. THINK DOa WAS MAD 1 AGAIN5i VACCINATION. t~ 8t~ C. . 0 inion as to Scratch or Bite. But ;:;onfltct of OP . e Will Inoculate Rabbits Health ff 1C 1 . With a Dog Brain Emu slOn. ~ S~h"II' '1t. N.. I boat'd 01 S -7/Jff IiIiI 1;1(/ f R'/~~rln.nt ./ ~ the made for .trurlng the dog after a ron' FI:alth 0 terenre with Dr. W. G. Bls.ell and Dr. The DPpa;1 &Illy 01 Bul'falo Is the T. B. Carpenter. "ho are the city bac· reat munl P f ne yellOW dog. The teriologlsis. 0 that Is not con- 0 nlmal I. dead. but Id red detrimental from e the stana· Health commissioner I or point of the q and there is an hl~ bR('teriologi!lt~, I the yetns etferveEcent jor tingling n inC'lr e th3.t make~ nil the m y ~f ~~.lrE!' nothing but n drir~~l ' ft~tt~de In C()mparl!lllfi with ~he :p a l<l In ~t(Ire for him toda). " 1 ,that ~C8nl~e which has brough\ ~u~l~ I. T~emmate happlnes5s tnto ~he ~~eer. ~n~lu BuUding. l\'8~ yesterda} a ~~e ot ~ ~ street purp l\·lth a high selghboru ~ It rambled in the ne h g~~tt~t !Jafvln. FUltOn~'n~lk h~~:f~Il; adjacent !=treet~ and • ber of lmi .. tic until It met n. nUm ~\~.q ~ teaCie 'Th~ "oun!t!'ltt"rs 'tOmme~ced t.O hin' 5 It by tyjn~ tin C3.n~ Bnd h':"undr~~da:e to its tntantUe tall T. a~ fr~lY tound it could not be "a,e~ ~:lec\ the ali;' In p31mler days and itk'" 0n d gnn"'l . a~ima1. It bti!an to bar at the and. It l!l claimed. troth I j tI.: e: mouth. BIT on E BOY SCR'TCHED TH E:Ut:LSIO~ OF THE DR.'\'I". These plans w111 be put in operation thl,!'!; morntn~. The- animal will be cRretully ~trf>tched out. One ot the phy~iclans tn the- employ or the department, who has a knowled~e of qurgery particulnrh~ as related to the iower n'nlnHtl~. can exerct~e his yenrs ot experience in detaching pa~t pt the bone ~urroundlng the animal s brain. Dr. BI~~~ll will take out the brain. make on emul!itlon ot brain a. la 5c1entU\c. and feed it to n number of rab~ bllS In order to !lee what etrect It has on them. Dr. Greene wiH stann around and bops ntralr~. Thrn they~ll wat('h the robblts. H the:r commence doing double somerMults and other at'robatic feats it wlll be knn,,·n that the animal wa~ maJ. If. tn~tend. they just He- down and g-row ta.t. the man who did the !=honting ,,111 be declared a vnlain ot the def'pest dye. Incidentally the time will have b~en wasted except tor the spor' it ("",.-·'~u~t1. I CIT), OWES PASTEt:R • I~STITUTE. . --rom ........... .. , .................... . :~~:su~~~~[::~~us~:::~.~ t: ~ of .ut That Barbera '('oe "rei on Co.towf'rll. fio~ton. ){av 6. ~ • to the ~. y, SJn. l;'lves a..s new r~1I.atJoDS ot the Boston Board ot j !It:o11th &JI to barbP.r shops: ""lul{:!. sh..'\vlnl:' bJ"l!Ib~s and razore shall be stt"rtllze-d after each separate Ufie thereof . ..\. eeparata. dean towel shsll , tie uted for each perMn. Materbl to 1 ,tOTl the flow of blood shall be usPd A001\' In powdered form. and appHcd on a towc~. P(",wdtr put'Cs aT(> prohibltl:d. ' W'bel'i!\,er :-;ewbro'lI "Herplclde" 1. used ror !sce or llcalp after sha\1ng or balr cutting, there Is no danger as It Is antl!eptlc. and k1Us the dandruff..4 A d.1f!1"\at!"ll from J. ~~E'rm , I anY 's death rate for the month o _larch was the lowest of any of the la 0 cities of the State excepting S,racnse and Rochester. It was 15.3 per l.noo as compared with 17.5 for the entire State. There has been a market! improvement in the health of Albanians since they stopped drlnl<lng unfiltered rher water. ~ " rrum ..... . ___ filth dlsea,e. Werner I Lhe stimulator. 01 small pox. typho,,; fever l cilolera aad other eoidemio dls08ses. . It Auburnlano "I.h to e.cape let us he clean pbyslcally, meD",llyaDd morally. - - - -. C. C. STEWART. w, ---=-=--=-- SMALLPOX AT STATE HOSPITAL. f/~<tr' &~ I One of the Attendants Dead and Two Sufferhg From the ~ '7 :Elisease. "711 / /./# ,,... com';JlI!h. Jeao Hodio, in bis apoioSl'Y of modie ... al witch-huots COrDoof:t.rat.esl t.:!8 fact. that tt:ey terrorized OOISOO- I IDODe'era OIJt. of eXl~teOC'9 aod ~rcativ ~ reduced tbe prevaleoce of medic-a! '1uacrcery. "BUL It ... ould he difficult to Dame I a redeemioe- t.endency of tbe delu .. lull tbalo bas polluted tbe blood of roiliiJCS of our cblldren "ILD Lhe /lerm. 01 loathiome dl!eaSOl and cO!Jtnouted more to the pr02-reSd of physical de£!eoera"ioo tbaa uocleaolioes!i and tr.B iO· cla\ evil talceD to!:ether. .IIt is true "bat vaccInation l7lelda lee. to lymp b·oeadler. and baby Sl!hD· er5, but 10 a plea of their solicitors tbe mentioD of that circumnance BU2'2'O~t5 toe porcine ar£,umeol. of tbe rum leller wbo quoted the Dar rolt oi br6wa.rle~ and disLilJerie, aod who mi~ilt 8~ well hav~ added tbaf. o.::isas9ins patron ,ze k:oHe 5lrioders. 1 "The .ophisms of the JeDDer doc· t.rinel have. to fact., beeu 90 thoroughly J exoloded <baL tb. per,isteocy oC 110 ae· leode!'s !l6em to imply a moral ratber t Lbao mental abcrrllt'oD; \0 OLOer word •• Lbe collao.o oC a\l other sup· port. jU'Lifies the suspicion oC tDe bid· eOUB fact tbat the or~anizalo\oa oC the 'cowpox s\-odlca\.e' re:1ts upon the deliberate -acrlfice 01 Lruth La bu.Ioe .. consider:uinos and corpm'atioD inter· 93"9; to muliab cODsorrathim and toe e-ratlficat'oo or tbe mania for meddlinll with Lhe atralr. oC a Cellow mao. "Tbe Jeoner doe-rna can DO lODger plead Lhe priVllei!'e. of an unteSted tDeory. YacclDaL.on ha. become a crime. "Re.oectfully. . ··F. L. OSWALD. - --,...." ~ie ~lattcrn. ~n mlasbell if! aomnali! ein mlat, tern fall enlbed! Itlotben. Glefunbl)eits, ar~1 ~. IE. mourne bon 5;)amDUtg qal i~n bem Qie\i~en Glefunb!j(i!5 • ~t' \latlemenl oeridjlH unb auf !}.(notb> nunq bes GlefunbQeit~ • (!ommiffats . '!It. iliwpt i(t bet !Uatien!, bet 20 ~aflte alte utan! Glunn. in'!! Glua. ran!ane , Sjos\lilal !\efdjafl! ItJorbm. ~tftl~e Aeqar! iU bcr VTamilie. bon ber fdjon Altlei 'lJlitgliebet ber lala!· tern Itlellen in bern etIuaqn!m 9.)os\Ji. tal un!ergellrad)! ~nb. '/ <>e¢----- From ..... . • ~ • ~ ~ ~ro1!firfJi!r '1 ,,'D. Aanll en 9'ladi! ber 64 :;,\aQtt aile (ir. nl)ber qe[torllen. ben man am S!)ienflaq !}'(b~nb in ftiner 2Ilobnung.\ 9'10. 118 croit €5!t., in berou!Jtlofem 3u[!anbe aufllefunben Qatt~ unb ber, mie filii ~ernalli f)eraus[tem~, bom 6dilaq Aeriiqrt Itlorben roar. GlefunbqeitS ' tromm j!j1' 1lr I Glmne mUfi!e fleu!e lllormrtfa~ %obe~fdiein fur hie 70 ~aQre aIle n;rau !Uau!ine Stra!e auiiflelIen. mtldie qeqen !IJlorgen !lana unllerQoff! in i~rer imo~nunq, 9'10. 51 15 €5!r., q~rtorben roar. ba bie beioen lroun!1:) , Untetfu. cfler fidi nidi! in ber €5tabt Il~fanben. n;rau .!tra!e roar nam!idj bom €5djla> Ae !lerii~rt morben._ _ _ _ _..../ ~..; ten "YaccloatloD weakens the cODstitu· tion Bod renders it. more Itable to take: other alsBa.~ei1. Yaccln9.tioo deterloraL •• Lhe public heahh. Tbe d~a'~ r.ale bas !treaLly dlmlnisbed bo,h In t;lVttz· erland and In LelceSLer .ince comvul ' l "\Ynat. \'accloatlon doe!! not do: Vaccinat.ion doell nOt. rro,eoc' small .. DOS' vaccloalion doei DOt. ml h.!8t8 smaiIPC"; In all ouLbreu. of &ma·lpo~. tee fiUL to Buffer are 2CeDerally Lbol. T n~fl t,iOD. 60fee bled by tbe vacr.1n6 oohoo. ••••••••••••• ~~ 9'lot~a~ospital if! in b~r tier' EDl!'laod bofore L~e Royal CowmlB.Ioo 00 ""accin.tlon or 6,:233 c.~ea of i6rlOUS inj\1r)~, aDd ~1:! deatbs due to vaccloa· nearly di9continued. HYaoclDatioo take3 lohe bard-earoed roooey OUL oC tbe pocket! of tbe peooie. ..\ 10 Cea. for publio VBcciDalioD. \'laid t rom t.he poor rate9, and hO.Du~e~ for ~ood work. (h) ID fees aDd meolcloe In ~r'yio2' to Cilre vacdDallHieasee. ~c} In lee, lor aLL.nd~Dce upon child reD whose health h:i"l been permanently ' ............... ...... .. ........ , .... . >< eczema, eruvtioDS. ery.sipolaa an sypbII s. '\()oe wit.osn has 2'i\"80 evidence in tiOD •••• ~ Anyone in Auburn who is iOlbl"eHed in Ul6 pro! aDd cous of \"accin3.tion and lObo would like prlDted matter on .he .ubject, II Lhev will BeDd to Dr. Liver· sont presldea-" of An ti- YaccioatloD Lea\rue, St LafayetLe avenue. Brook· IYD. No Y. They IOlll receive by re' Lurn mall a buncb of circular. aod ot.bRr ma:ter that. will opeD Iobelr eyes to tbo filthloe~s, repuls\\"'enB~!J and u,e· l .. sness 01 tojecLlnll' tbe dirty cowpox virus Into Lhe velD. 01 their belple .. children. FollowlD£r I. an extracL Crom one of tbese circular. : sian nac; boon abandoned aod l'aCOioa· - - the City. ....... ... .. ........ , ...... . 5ultB, caule:t-ab5CesSel3, blood polson· 10R't boils, con,ulsioo~, CODsumptloD, ....• I{log's Park /L . 1.. )lay "i-Arthur Mar-Donald. coe of the thr{'p attendants at the Long Isll'nd State- Hospi'al wbo were strickl"D YiJth !'mallpox. dIet] last night ~1acDonatd wall !~ years or a~e and be was a resident of Fort Salonga. He had never bE'en "acc!nat~d and his attack WSs of a '"err ,1ruleDt typo. The otbe;- two patients are doing Direly and the pbysiciaOfi say they 'Will recover. ),"psterday and day before 3.300 att~ndaDt.s and patients, comprlsiD~ everyone on the premi!ie~, were \'acc-Inated by the. regular stat!' ot physicians of the hospital and the entire plare- has b(>en quarantined. The members ot the local Board of Health visited the- plaN' yesterday and expressed. th('ms('l\'es as thoroughly ~atisfl('d "'Jth the srraDf!;emt"ntB that had been made (or pre\' :lUnJ!' nnr spread or the disease. Th t'll'tO aJek men art? now attended in tents :some distance from the ho~pital buildings. Tht" atttndants "'ho were stricken "",·Itb the dlscasi) were employed In BuJlding C. Tbt'!lr conditIon 1Ii~ fir::;l disco,'ered by Dr Theodore P. Towns ... nd and. a!tl"r consultation wIth SupHintendent Dr. O. )1. Dewing, tbe y,'nol(' ward was: QuarantlnCfi and the c:-'k men at once rrmo'\"(>d to hOBpltal tent:; The pati('nts had pn';iously eaten In the large dining ball wiht 200 patieDu and ha.d rlrculalPd about the ward. It t:-; said that the attendant;; probably causrht tho InfectIon from some visiting friends of tho hospital tn~ane patlents from M. D." "YaccinatioD, amOD2' otber evil re- ........ ........ , B tlon3 have boen nel!'lecled. A taiated atmo!lpbere, blood-beatln!! "oimal foods, poorly ventilated livin[!' and sleep' 02' rooml, perlonal uDcleaoline"a drlokiD~ Water corrupted bv t>Ql!~~ from oUthousea .and sewers, etc., are I I k .... ·,··:.. .. ·.... ~mllll pox I. thIS torribte scourll8 bas c,:ds~ed it hal ~een tn .eCL-iODS wbere sanitary coodl. I I ~ T$'F.EDtTon: e lotlowiDR: ILem .. as culled Crom a ole ectlt.led ·'\~y.ccin<ltion a Crimc" V lI.iled by Lb.. Pbsslcal CulLure ,"':0. h I, Loa iCLl"oduction to the book aDd h show, how an educaLed phv.l. ciani who knows all the in3 and OUt; of t~e medtc31 profo93ioo, cao det.ei3t. \"'8.Ccla&t.ioo 1.0 SUCb an extent. that bis ~ordiQR border3 on e:nreme Barca~m. "Ko quest'Oo ba5 Itltt.erlv more oceuI Died tbe attention or sanitary reforme!'3 thao tba\. of Our meaD! of deleo .. a 4Elaiost tbe al"ro~at.ions at ~ne cowP~.t bUllie .. "OOIDloD. differ as to Lbe ,operlor efficacy of le!!islat.ive safe!{uard:;: or avpellb LO tbe tribunal ot publ.c OPinion; out lbere should be DO misconception :lOOUL t.ne importllcce oftbe main prob. Je.m. t"ompulqory vBCCluation rank.; 'tVnb slavery aod relisdou3 per5ecutloas as one ur tbe lDo~t· misch!e\"ou3 out r3~es UDon tbo ri~hu of Lbo bumatl raoo. .Io.\nd tt, misrbt bll sB1'iously QU63. Honed If tneu have e\er 51Jlfere.1 IrolD toe baud@! of \.helr feliow meo a more 11oquali6ed. evil Tbe u.d\"ocat,99 of tbe 'pe~uliar lOBti\.utioo' could plead il! el\"lllz I O!! Influence uoon races !ormer)' lIuok 1n tbe deo-:'bs'Of barbarism ana the v:ut. utlHtarian outeror 5e~ whiCh Lhe cllmm&od of serf-labor enabled \ Bome t"LJlerb of pag'BO llntfquI'.f La ae- Man'ln The boy W"8.S reported resting ea!llly Frank Ba!lel. ,,·ho lives ~ I~ 01 about la~l night. a'lthough hi~ mother. sl~ter8, StreE't pR!l!'=ed along from .. c ~Im One cou!tlns and aunts were on hand to .( o·cl,lCk. The dog 5pra n g at d 'That prevent any intrusion. It it happens ot its: claws ~C'r:1tched hl~ ~ar the dog \ that the dog bIt instead ot ecratcl'led is one storY .. The other t~ t ak rushed him. Dr. Greene 'w11l take lessons In bit the 00)'" hand. Fra~ and waq the art ot diplomacy.. The Pasteur Inhome. detailed the- Q~~aUgh Ph\'~lcta~ stitute.whlch treat~ such cases, doesn"t qulc.k!}· put to bed. ,en a "'ouod ("are to do bU!'lln~~ with the City of "as notified and he drHf'edl t~~r who Buffalo It IS !i'ald. because they have a In the meantime a klnd ne g d mlnu..... bill against Buffalo which has never round thE' dC'lIir running- aroun lmal he-en paid But U Dr. Gree-ne can It!' rear appendages, ~h~t ~he an Gree'ne manlPulat~ the remains of one yellow 'Wh£'n Health Com~ ~s o~~r that the dN;' he ought to be able to hypnoti%e heard at the C1t5e he "ab~' tOth animal an)- In~titute tnto glying hIm "'hat he bo)" had bpen btt!~l' ~ttec~ed With I wants. Yellow dOg1l are not found on whichrable~, wI.! ~puPIaP'" .) e tmmedl&telv I every mulberry busb. the n~ \"\et _ _ _ _ _ _ __ II IIhould prutect. bl .. defeose,esi or!5prlc~ a2'a~ost the poi;;oQ of tbe vaccinator's lancet. .IS bra.ve:, a~ be would U,R'aloBt. t~e POUon of an adaer or tbe u.t~ack ! L.e wild bea... IL Is oDly bv del"'" mined resi&teocc C.OBt tb S wie'ked Bod Inllcblel·ou.lOl1i.latioD can be aot rid of. 'I • c. 8t."'IlirL l"roll!"SU A::"I.loH Thl,31eth 011 or Prt'yeatln..; :"'old,dlp 1:1:. I NOW OWES $2,000 TO BUFFA~~STEUR INSTITUTE; CREDIT aONE roud po~ .. e~s~r who ba\"'e been .protee:.ed by ~aociDa .. tton; vaccination, therefore, l~ a 810 ai.l~t . . 'aturt!; and compulsory 1'1C. clr.atioo 1.3 a crime &1':"&10 .. t bumlolL "The du~y of pareot9-Evcry oarso; I �DOt, Jive awav a tremeodous ~trong' case luch a. we bave by tbe u.e ot ex· allicrated s.atewent9 BDd Bt8tinic!. _ .. .. _ -10 my humble uplnion tbe tlma "il\ come aDd tbat not 10 tbe lar dlstsDt From ...• / :... (;1. :f( ... l~tUr~, wbeo It wIll be orimlD,;-1 lor / ..) ' '. ' / _ 1-.. oareats to vBt'cio&le their chlldren Cd.. I:£.C':/..?.~ f,/. . . wltbou, tbe full koowled~e aDd coo· .. ... . .. . ' r sent ot tbe latter, lor to me It seem. morally crlmloal to do EO 10 tbe laoe 01 ................. .. .. ~ tbe evldeoce \Ve bave at our dl"POaa\. - h Is a 8uflicieotly "rooil: cODdemDotloD ABOUT VACCINA .101'1. Df compu13ory vecciDatioll tba, coro· ---. llerB sbould bave bean fouod to tbrow t. tlnd Ga'Hdl'\D'~O'" A,ked to Petldust In "bo eves or the publio by dhIon rhe l't,)itr luf E.lacJ.,lou .:1; ~ln~t It. tortfo2' tbe \:erdlct of a. jury to tb~ af- O?:J: P 1"i.«-.<. ...... 1!:, ... . ~ 'Ttl'S r.l rru t· teet t.hat. deatb ItloD. Tbere r.as baDded to me yesterday "a9 caueed by vaC0106- """ ....he<,,,'" ., to."'get.."""\""" .. only tile uae you ..... ploase ofH''''''' tbl- lettor.m.k•• h b e Iow. T I "1 am sir waL' aL oJ s.nLlmen. or tne clt.:.os or Auburo "lll be to ba •• them Ilgn tbelr oamoo 10 prM.sL to Lhe action or .be Bu"rd or Healtb a.Dd SURro or 1·'UUC~~lon. 1 bave this petltton at our ollice, Genesee IHree~ Poople wnl) ara op· p050d '0 coopulsory v3ccioatloD, \'t'ho waot tbeircblldren:Lo I!et ao educatioo wltbOll' zettlD!? blood polson, scrolula, erysipeilu, bo.h acu ar.bar dt!lea~e~ ttJ&t .. 11110,)010 tbem tbrou"b IlIe, sbould COlDe aDd .Iin tbls petl,ioo. If they caD DOt. come In periOD write a protest. in tbe lollo"lo~ lorm and mail to me. "Yours t~lthlully, "DYS.'-RT." I .. HII ';UM;' c. ST1~\y AR'l'. "I bereby ol"olly my wisb to add my aame to t.he lin of sigoera who agree witb tho relolutlon. expres.ed 10 tbe Anti.Vaccloatioo pot.tion priDted ill tbe BCr.Lto:TI~ of ~8y i." OI.Name, "Addre!s. sn ........................ , ............... . I A BOARD OF HEALTH ORDER. ,"~.rination of School Children··Tbere is !'Io Great "Scare:' I' he city board at health, also the town board, are doIng tborougb work to keep the smallpox cases within the The health depart- " •• or Others oJ! the cbarge, mBO.,ament. or oontrol or such schools." aDd. whereas, in mao.v sections of ~be Stal. the aohool boards leave vaecio,.· 1100 opLloDal ".~h Baid cbildreo, Lbere· lore. "He.olved, That rour uoder.l~ned p.~ltiooero, clllzeol of Auburn, berebv uore.. tbemael,e. as opposed to tbe compllhory enforcoment. of vaccination iD 'be public lebool. ot tbls citv. uRoaoived. That tbe aCL\oo- of your hODorable body rela~lve tbereto I. by tion of the people. number at cases has been greatly exaggel'ated and reports sent out have undoubtedly done great injury to tbe commercial interests at tbe city. The local health officers arc guarding the public bealth wIth great care and intelligence. Every precaution is being taken to prevent tbe further spread of the disease. Yesterday President Bartlett of tbe board of health sent a notice to the board of educatioll directing that bouy to suspend from scbool for a period of fOllrteen days all pupils who cannot present a vaccination "ertificate. This stell is taken as one of tbe safeguards against tbe disease. It will not work a bardship as those parents who do not desire the vaccination of tbelr cbildren have merely to take them trom scbool tor a brief period ot two weeks. By tbat time the local health board will have the situation well in hand. Dr. Boothe, the town bealtb otficer, baij laid down tbe same rule as applying to tbe pupils in the scbools at East Olean and Boardmanville. Supt. Holden of tbe Olean scbools had anticIpated this action on tbe part of tbe bealth officers and bad made an inquiry as to tbe number of certificates 01 vaccination already filed with tbe var.iolls teachers. Tbere are a number ot tbese and the scbools. will not suffer seriously even in the withdrawal ot tbose pupils unvaccinated. It is prob· able that many will be vaccinated at once, but tbose woo withdraw will be but temporarily suspended under tbe bealtb board order. Tbere is no great 3 d 15aoprove(.l. "He,olved. Tbat tbe a"ltatioo wbleb your booor"ble body bas "'veo tbis 'DBtter, aDd the order to Ileoerally lor.e aD optlooal law durin~ time o[ comp.arallve Immuolty Irom epidemic. 60. 1 is wltbouy warran~, unnecessary and Improper. "Hesol ved, Tbat sucb ac,ioll ia an intertereoce witn lobe oersonal rirhu th., liberties alld prlvlle~e. or tbe cit~ Izen.. Tbat It wr.,," Irom ~be parell~ tbe l:uardleD by oatura ot tbe cblld; tbe fr ... exercl,e 01 tbolr rl!!'ht 10 uore. Itraloed Iroedom 10 the eduoatlon trLlioiog aoll Durtu;oe of their cblld reD: 'fba:. too relter of (eeliDe' from unjust. exaolloo .. bieh I. eojoyed by BII people of a represBotative government 15 o(~ I.oded and outral!'ed. "Your booorable body I. tberelore eopecllully reque.l~d to take such ae. tloo 10 tbo pI·cmlse. a. will [uruiah ad. equate relief. wbere proof 00 tba part of a competeot pbyslclao i. furnisbed Bbowioll tbaL tbe coodl,ioD 01 Iha child h Bucb tbat VBccloaLioD will be uDsalo' ar tnat eororcemeD~ at the law roay a.~ else\vhere be leCt to tbe wif;e diacrotloo 01 tbo •• banD" cblldreo o[ scbool alre 10 tbelr cunody, 11 Tbe !ollow.Di!' letter from tbe Rl~b t ~rence L'DO \'1alS read af. the coo. of I.be ~at.iaoal Aot.i.Vaccina. leal!'Uu beld at Eaatbouroe Eo"- la~,d, IJec~mber 5, lUOO: t ... Dear :':r-In reply to VOur letter 01 \be 19tb IDIt. 1 regre, T sball 00\ bo in 0WD 'b 10 December. r be,e lor year. eeo a !trODIl opoooeot of compulsory vl~cIDat.lon for Lbe followlo2" reaSon.,: 1-1 eanoot approve of t.be pr:oci .. pie ot trylD" to cure Ooe aiaease by spreadlolf otber.. b u:!-The nation is under the iron eol 01 tbe medical proles.loD and 1 ~D~tdet' it. a bad 1DID2' in aDY co'rnmun~ S, 0 t' aoy ODO loterost. to be too DOW, r. U 1• '."3t T bat. vaccinat.ion ba3 eVer pre· " D e ~ case or smail pox is a mere ••"UmpIlOD wbicb our OpponeDts bave .. Yer yot pro\"ed "4 ·Tbe member. of ~he medlcsl prole .. lon are bv DO mO"lls to tb rn ' .~ a"ro. d a, eo • e 1cBey of Taec1aatlon. Some r;;m~l: bo;X,.e Lbnt l!'lycerloated cal( DO ," ,8 maklDlr \'accinatIOo in· Ic:~~U81 aha preveOLS it from answer-I d I u- s purpose. . :_-10 vacclnatiD~ a whoJe commUD- It) It Is praCtica!.y Impo;siblo t ~In.teellab,olute Ilur!lyof 'Oa ivm~~~~rci '" ao De:t5 of the in' .. ployed. .trumeots em· H7. - To those \It' bo ad voca 01 calr lympb it b b te tbe uae i as eoo Of'er ana OVGr ata 0 !J~ovpd tbat at lean one.b If I the cattle eveD In well maoagod a 0 lI.bmollts are lalectea wltn e"a.o. Qa~e nr oLter. !ome dl~· "It I mi"bt veoture to olfer a I 01 advice I "o~.d IUl!jOrCIt tbat tb. r;,,~ce ell\hu.'astlc I ou~ a1 mpalbi er"bQuf~ The IdeMne~'1::ol To Im'es t!. gal • condit 9t.. potter'. field an ;.w-t<lYertl.. ew plot tor lhe b ~Ial ot ! e r _ . It the Committee on P bll s fI ds It neceMary. alter an 19at on. Jus~ "'hy the resolu. tlon Ald. 'V~eklndt. dlr.~Ung the City lerk to adverUse tor a new burial ground. should go to the Com· mltte. on Public Grounds lnstead of the Sanitary Committee. Is not clear. bu t perha.ps the result w111 be the same. The subject will come before the board again and there Is little doubt that "omethlng will be done. CondItions at the Howard cemetery make It neces· k va Mary. When provision bas b~n made tor the dead something should be done tor the sick who are to be cared tor at the cl ty's expense. TheIr ("are could be much more C'heaply and quite as emclently provld~ tor. An example will show how. A young man ot 16 years was ordered to be sent to a hospital one day this Tbe Potlt'oo: "To Lbe HODorable, tbe Board of Ed U· catioa 01 tbo t:lty 01 Auburo. '·Geot.!omeo:-\Vilal'eas, t.he statutes I 01 tbe Slate 01 .' ew Yorl<, rela""~ to lDa vaccloat.ioD of reo at.teooioR' lIoo. l'.arl Dy~art GIVE THE LIn.VG A CHAlI·CE. "scare" over the situation; business Is moving along as usual; tbe healtb department Is canvassing every point and place where there is a possibility of an extmsion of the dIsease and the present outlook is that it will not get much beyond the present knowDcases. Following is the o. der from tbe board ot bealth to tbe board of education: To the Board of Education. Scbool District No. 1. Olean, N Y. Gentle· men :-owing to tbe prevalence of smallpox wIth the limits of tbe city of Olean, w. I'fspectfully direct that all unvaccin:lted pupils attending the ~choOls under your jurisdiction, witb. IU the boundary at tbe city ot Olean be Susllended from scbool [or a perIod o[ fourteen days from this date or until ,·acLipatcd. Olean ••",. ,. "1 ay• 2 '- .•• 1902. F . L. Bartlett. President Board of Health. week by a well·known phYSician. He round, when he made application at the County Hospital, that the law torblds the Poor Department to commit a child under 16. He is IInot old enough to be a pa.uper," But the city can .end him to the G"neral or the Sisters' Hospital and pay tor hIs care, just the same, and that costs the city $5 a week. The pauper brand Is on the Coun ty Hospital. and In thIs case It exclud~ a patient at the clty's expense. In other cases, many of the poor people sent to hospItals at the clty's expense object strongly to going to the County Hospital. They .ay It makes them paupers and thel .. neigh· or some other non·public hospital and tbe cIty POoys $5 ... week for their admlsalan. A prominent physician lells the NEWS thOot the city could save many thousandB of dollars annua)ly if the County Hospital were not connected with the Poorhoust=. Th~ remedy I,. a simple one. though perhaps not easy so long as rings and gan,s dominate so much of our city «overnrnent. The thing to do Is to sep· arate the county hospital trom the poorhouee, and the etrectual and economical way to do that I. to sell the poorhouse tarm. all but the hospital site. and make that a clty and county bospltal or a city hospital out an'" out, and wi th the proceeds ot the oale ostabUsh the paupers on a; Poor Farm a tew miles out ot the city. Two dlfficultle9 will have to be ov.r· come In doing this. One I. the covert op· posItion ot the hospitals which now get a revenue trom the city because ot the difficulty In caring tor those who need help but would not be brand~ as pau· ,Pers. The other Is the gree'" and the jealousy ot land sharks. Both th~'" elements worked against a separation betore and would probably It again. But "forewarned Is fore armed." The sepllra tion must come sooner or later and 1t can come none too BOOn. The present a.rrangement 19 bad In every way. and works to the special Injury ot the city, creating a needless expense. In the county hospItal patients 'receivo the same care, the same treatment from the same physlclans, but that Institution must be avoJded because it 18 branded as "pauper" and the city must pay the coat. Mayor Knight might well take up thl8 matter 1n a special message to the Council. He might sUr up a few doctors whose lnterests are involved, but he would bave (he people with hIm. "'0 --~--- vtl" •••••• . . . .. . . . . . ... .. .. .. .. . .. . .... . . .. . . .. lUon titlem t>iunbt AlIgtfAnfa. .. ""~g tytant !Said bon !JJ/arion Grr. fir£) gtftem '1IacI:mittng aUf term 9jeim. ttxgt t>on bet Grf)ule oefant>, tlJutb.! t'( b~n dn<m tleinen gerben ,(;iunbe nng(' en. 00 bIt ,\)11'111) toll D>btl llUt iit,!t> miitqig roar, IDirb nom e;al1itat~.~r. patlemenl fe[l~t[le1It tlJetten. Cl:inige \l1et[onen [agtn, bas :If)t(t ~aoc hen51na. [)(n nut an ber 9janb gelta~t, toiif),'tenb anbere M)a'Jlplln, bet stna'Oc jei bon bIOI 5)unbf gloi ffen rooeben. IDet 9jlmb tlJntte bon einem !JJ/anr.f Itfrf)offen, uph bet Stat>abet rourbt~ <atee ",Dugewill tlJlld;,!t [t[lftellen laf· fen mirb, 00 bet 9junb an bet Sl:orLroutq litt oller nimt. ANOTHER MAD DOG EPIDEMIC COMI~~ r MI: HEALTH COMMISSIONER SAYS HE WILL MUZZLE OR SHOOT ALL DOGS. T, I , ARE .\ CASE " DOG'S RUNNING WILD RHODE ISL\\O STREET. BODY '1'0 BE DIS". TEBBED FOR "G\, OF ?a~~OP?Z~~k~erY pr.. cautron to prevent being billen by dog. or other hou~ehold pets: from now until many months hence, if they abide by the advice ot Health CommIssIoner GTane. who feare tha t there are a number of dogs about town possessed ot the rabIes and that there Is danger ot th,' trouble spreading throughout the clly. Further than the case of yesterday aftenoon whIch occurred in )tar\'ln Street. whell Frank Basel "'as bitten by a do!; supposed to have been In. fected. ThIs morning the Health CC>1Tl,rnl,,!I\<m· er was notified by a physicIan In I.land Street that a dog died near {'orner of Fourteenth and Rhode Streets three days ago. According the mes~age convevln. under extraordinary and It Is regretted bv the Health partment that no word had them In regard to this case anImal died. It had for been acting strangely. and barkIng at everything its way. It 1s known that the had dlffic,ltle. with se .. eral other dog'!! and there Is fear that these may mett the same fate. D1JllDterr~d Dog'. Bod,-. In view of all these circumstance! Dr. Iplace rreene tlds morning spnt a man to th~ named and the dog was di!llnt(>r· i red. Later it was brought to the Iat Dr. ,,'. G. Bissell. the cilY bact"· fola ",ho will examine the body. An examination is also being ('onducted !n the case of the Marvl. Street dog. Said Dr. Greene this mornin£": "Tt this thIng develops Into beIng a oa", of the rabies some determlnrd aC'tion I must be taken by the city. Of courFe, I it will take nearly two weeks for us to find out whether or not the.o dog. had the hydrophobia or not but both c"" lOOk to me like bad ones. They will be thorou!'hly Investl!,ated. It I. un!or· j,lunate that thf'e dog> ,,'Pre killed. H would h e been better for u~p. It ,\H" ('ould ha.ve ~ent thE"m to the pounrl to.~ 1& fpw d:l. s and watched thpir a('tlon~, "Wha t will he done wi th lhe dog. run· 'nin g loo.;e about the strp~~~ if the:se ca!'lE"S turn out to be Tables: .. I shall ordpT overy dog PlthPr lockpd Iup or muzzlpd and they will not bp allOWE"d on the strepts unle~~ If"n by a I strap or chain. A ny animal found loo~ I then wlll be shot." _ '- �....... PO F BRINGS MANY A BLUSH., ....... .. ........ ...... ... . ... ... .........== :~J~~~A~Y~8,~1;,9=O=g=.=="'~ TJJ'CRSllA~ , " SER'(o[JS cHARGE. No. makes , The principal a when he says that a seriouS cht>rg\ the Health Departphyslc\n.DS hired ~ldren In his school mant to ya.cc1nate one occasion and were IntoxlC&ted on aid to antlsep"n tion was p tbat no a t ~ He further alleges that tIc treatment. swollen trom the one girl's ann was d tha.t a.nother t the elbOW an sboulder a blOOd-poisOning directly cblld died trom I It Is to be Infollowing vacclnat o~ these conditions terred that b~ :e~~oped 1! proper pre... would not ba' e taken bY the pbyslcautions bad bL-en clans. I tment ot a committee of The a:;;,~~ to lay tlte ma.tter betore school 0 C CS l"lsioner will result in the H'aJtRl§nO~o~ght out. Judgment the tac~ .US~Dded until then. IncIshould t y be asked why no tormdentaJlY'I":n~~'as made at the time ot ~~eC:~ged drunkenness ot the. phY'I- I (;I,mS. The Is so much oppOSltion to nlCcination that tbe bealth olllcers cannot be too caretulln applylng this pre'enti"" _ , - -;;;;;;;;1 If WILD H ro rom ......... .. . , •.. . . . ....•..• ,..... ............. f Health Commiss ioner 'k~e is Looking Into the Charges of ~ jtriiYl/~ -----'-'------'.\~~ HP'I?comnlls'inner Gre.ne had u 'ED AT ONCE. ing to make ntH(13-"it~ to the e-ifPC't thl\t tht'y hor! w .. ed nnthu:' pti('s in T"Bccinnting th('l (.'hildr~n nt sritool -14. nl'. GrpE'ne says he will ("nIl UllOn )Ir. Kut'li to ~iyc th(l Dlime nnd nil thr fnrt~ in ('olln('('tion with the dpath of a ('hild who, h(' nllf'~p!lt, clird from the e(fe("l~ of Yorriontinn, nnd thnt he will thorou.~hly in't'(I'~tit:nt(' th(' l'ntH'. Dr. Grrene also :-.apl thnt he will in,rs.ti~nte the n"'~(lrtion of Prinripal I\:n(l'l1 that do("tor~ ydl0 went to hi~ schonl to ,'nC'rinntr rhilflrl'll werfl intoxic8tr-n. Dr. Erot'!iit ,,'('ndp, who was hc:tlth rolltmif'Ftionflr ttt th(\ time J'E"ff'rrel1 to by )11'. Kntlll. ('nllf'cl 011 Dr. Or~Plle- this morning and ~tntl'll that he hncl foif't.'n the phs~i<'inm~ in C}ul'htion n t:lhort time uftpr thr,r I(>ft thE' s(,hool, nnd t!tnt he Rn",' no iudi('ntion of th(\ir hping intoxi('nt(~cJ. /lfar OjPV ~ ..It would mnke any Supen'lsOr blush with sbame who would go out and see the WILL EXAMINE BRAIN OF SUPPOSED MAD DOG, to think that human bodle~. no atter how untortunate they may have een In Ute, are Interred tn this wretched "lace. It is high time that the shameful ar.d deplorable conditions now existing at ...... ....... = f Potter's FJpld should be put at an end. HIt the Angel GabrJel 't"oT{>re to sound his trumpet summoning the dead tn Potter's Field to arise and fall In Hne on the Ridge Road it is sate to say that one halt the arisen would grCD~ around among the weeds and bushes tor many days before they found their way out ot the wllder4 neJ':R. Others would have to walt till the upper tiers were out of the way. "My idea Is that all the bodies that ha.ve been Interred 1n Potter's Fjeld up to !lay ten years ago ~hould be dug up and placed in one plot and a. monument placed over them bearing the inscription. 'Here Ue thp bodies or tho~e Interred In Pot4 ter'S Field up to l&S5.' Bodies that have bt>en burled ten years ago and ~ttl1 un4 clalmt'd wt1l neVE'r be claimed and they mny as Wf"lJ be put In one talr4~(zed plot. Tbo$e of latter years should be burled In Individual graves some place- outside the city Hne. with markers so that their people could reclaim them it they enQuired." j The charge that doctors from the Health Dppartment were palpably drun lt"whlle Yaccinating pupIls at thp public schools Is serious enough to warrant an lnvestlgatlon. - From .. ...... . , ... , ..... : .. ..... .... _.. ............................ .......... .. .............. , ... -........ - .......... . ~ Dr. Bissell Will Ascertain Whether Canine Had Rabies or Not. >- Health Commissioner ~is Investigating Two Suspicious CO~ ' "c- Cases, .... ~CJ\~\.-· I ..... lvll\l... I ), '. From ....................... ·· .. · .. · .. · .. EMERGENCY" ...................................... .... ~EASURES. 8f 1JI haR IH~pn E ATTACKS BOY order~ H."ltl~,mi.l:.~-olter E~"QU:RER. ANIMAL WAS SHOT AND BODY D. Gre.n. WAS TURNED OVER TO Z~(~l.~:;: o;:w~~ ~!~Ey I I I --- -_. -- no ., •••• , • ••• • • . .... ............... 4 I net. If It is ehnwn Ihnl Ih. ,I,.". hnd rfthie/ll, PDlerg('l\('Y measures wlll be takpn ',,;&, UNATTENDED. UNDERTAKER IS UNABLE TO TAKE PROPER CARE OF MRS. KRATT'S BODY BECAUSE OF LACK OF OFFICIAL INSTRUC' TlONS. 7l~V0'2-- - jq lIIf'rjolt!il~' In- BODY LONG .. c"onRidrrin,r thp nd¥t~ahilit)' of. formrd tbat the TolfOdo Wrecking Company i~suitl~ iUl!>l'rlltivp ord£'rs to Fihoot ('VPI'Y DR. GREENE. beR _purrhll8l"d the dumagf'd grain nt the do~ fonnel wilml{'rjn~ nUliut the F.trppt'i W"I\R EIl'vator. df'fitro1e-d hy tire, and will nnmuzzl('rl. "'ithin thl~ past ~-4 ho~tr:'i soon bf'~ln rt"mol'lng the ~tutr. Some trouble two !-;u~p"rtl!rl (· U~l'''; of rnhil'~ han:o be-E'u Murvln 1:-. anth-lp'ltPd I!I. tbf' gr~tD Is lIkrly to bt'gin rrpol't£'fl fo tht' hNtlth nppnrrme-nt, ;.11111 Street while home from to (prl1Jpnl on ar'C'Ollnt or tbp lure ... quan- if thC' ilH·t'sti~:1tioll~ wbh.' h have nlr(lttt!y school' yesterday afternoon, was at· tity of watf'r wblrb It contnins. It Is un. tacked by a amalI yellow dog. Whether h(,PI1 (,OnlIU('Il('('1i "ullfirm thp hpnlth ('OI1l~ ul'rstoort tbf' Toh!do company will begin mi!o:c:joner's !'tll~llirion". (lIllPrJ!<'nc,r nlf':1~- I tbe dog wns mad or only playful wlll work. at 00(',.. be determined by the Health Depart· nl'PS will he takE'1l nt OllrE'. with a view tu ment officials. So~e say the animal pt"'n'lllint: nl1 l'rid('miC' of rnhip~. merely scratched the boy's hand. Oth· rr·\;f('r,ln\- nftf"rnnnll wor!l was rpC'<.'iyp,l ers say It bit him. The Ilttle yelIow dog was shot by • nt th(' hf':1lih rlppnrtm(·nt to thE' pffPC't thnt kind.hearted man, the carcass being Frank Un",..! had lappn hittpn hy a do;.!' ('11 turned over to 1¥ G."p~pe. Now the ..................... . ................. :\rurinpl' !oo:trPf"'t nnel thRt thp do.lt was doctors "rill try to lind out whether l)('liC'\'('d to hn \'l\ hf'111 marl. Tit" !ln~ w:t b the dog was suffering trom the rabies, .. .............. . . . . ' . ~h()t nlUi tnkt'll to tlH~ ('Inkp of thp hPRlth Ih')1I1l"h11(1llt, wllPrf' !-:t~ps will hI? takpl1 to n~(,C'l'tn[11 whpthC'1' 01' not it had I'nhiP". Dr. f:1'l'(,llfl Wl1S tlllRhlf' to Il'atn p08itin'l,r whrtlwr RnsC'1 Wf!!\; hittl'm by thE' clo~ or ........... -- - - JIllt"l lllPrr·h" IJr'pn srrntchC'rl. IIp " . m :till MuniCipal Sanitation. "I!IOf! that l'i~k~ bp tnkpn. hon·pyer. Hnd 1 .... ....... .. ........... .. .............. I Dr. Walt.. D. ~ will give an n".1 will he "'nl to Ih. p .. l.ur In'Litn'~ address 10 the Richmonu avenue Y. E. at XI"W York (nl' 1r(>ntu1put. ..... , , , 'fhnl wns the fir~t f"'\:'It'. Dr. (;re-I'IW _("hutch this afternoon. ' l!IubJ~t of hor1 hnrril.r rll~11C1~Ht of it when l\'ord WR~ hi • a dd r ••• i. "lIunicipnlrhe Sanitation:' r('l('t'h'Nl thnt n rinsr hnll (liM R nn:r or tWI' --~ nco nt'RI' thr cornPf of Hhml.p I~IRnd Bnrl /. "- "" ----- ... - - . , Fonrtrpnth t;;trrtot .. nncif'r C'lrf"nm!ttftn('I~!:j It Is well that the Health Com-;;;;:_ whirh indlrntetl thnt it hnd rabiE'S. T1w "!cr has taken steps to see tha.t the animnl's hOlly wn!i\ fli .• intE'ITPa anrl turn"f} d ag('(j grajn Is removed as soon as n\'l't to tll(\ rity hnr'tf'rinlngit't, who will p slole trom the '\'cJJs elevator. B'Jt(>xnminl' it, fu.lo docs not ",'ant another such public It i~ f1;ni,l thnt sP\'prnl flAY!\; 1tlll'oI"t np('p~­ nulsanc(> as followed th~ last ele\-ator ~Arih plnpsE' hpfflrp it rflll hp told fol' n nre. cf'l'lnillt,· Ihut t.>itl1tll' nnimnl hn,l rnt-ips. ~\A M,on nR po~it"l"p inforlllntion rAn he- iI(,(>l1rttfl. !IOl\'P't'PI', Hr. ~rf>Pnp- ""III tJ~8lth Commls~lonf'r ~ )FFICIALS IN DOUBT AS TO WHO HAS JURISDICTION OF CASES WHERE DEATH OCCURS WITHOUT VIOLENCE AND MEDICAL CARE. YELLOW DOG If it is Found that the Dogs Had Rabies, Dr. Greene Will Issue Imper- ..................... ................ UNCERTAIN. ENQUIRER A rather queer state of atralrs cnm~ to light this morning through the sudSome time today Clly Bacteriologist Bts~el1 wl11 make an examination at the r den dea.th of .Mrs. Pauline Kratt whfch occurred at her home, No. 5115th' Street brain of the yellow dcg whlc~ attacked Inst night. ' Frank Basel whUe on his way from ~chuol Mrs. Kratt, While sitting In a chnir "E'~terd:tv aCtE'rnof)n. It Is helleved by HE>alth Commissioner G~that the ring suddenly fell over on the floor. A pby~ was sutre-ring (rom thE>~s. The anislelan was called and he pronounced mal was owned by a man nampd Cava' her dead, but retusM to Issue a den th nal1~h. Ih'ing at No. Ii Fulton Street. certificate. Or. On{·nE' ~ald this mornln&' that he Later Vndertaker \\~. :\1. Prout" was would ordf'r the boy rt'moved to the pas.called, CUl refused to pick the ,,:oman teur Institute tn Np,,' York Immediatel) .. It will b(' neCPs~ary to have the boy up ott the floor uLtil one of the :\1 erl I· treatE'd at thf" in!llilution In order to precal Bxamlnf'r~ had been notified and ,'ent hyrlrophobla . As yet the boy has gave him permission to take charge ot not !';hown any symptom!": of the- di~east'. the CARe. The Medical Examiner's ofbut Dr. Gnen thinks it Is necessary that fice was callen up, but neither of the th~ boy" Le trf>:lted by the Nrw York offiCials was- In town. physicians. so as he ~V111 be out of ~anger. Dr. BI~sell wtll make an exammatlon ~:{edlcal Examiner Danser l!ll In Bos. ot the y('llow clng'~ brain. and will Inocu- lon studying the system whlC'h Is In late l'lthcr animals for the purpot'e or "ague there, and Deputy )ledlcal Ex. pro \'lng thAt th(' mongrel was mad l\'hen aminer Hnwland was at ~t Concord It :tltRC'kf'd the Ba!":el boy. It wlll be a In\'estlgating a case. The result wa..q wf'ek or so bC'for(> the symptoms of rabies will develop in the. animals to be 1nocuthnt the- body or Mrj:;. Kratt remalne-rt In the po .. lt1on on the floor until 1:30 laj{~' GreenE' wa~ thi~ morning notln('d o'clock thlEi morning. Undertaker that' a do~ had died near the corner ot Prouty, learning that the two uffil"iais 14th anel Rhode Island street~. For severnl days the dog had bE'en acting werE' nut ot town, called up Health I'Itrangely and dlf'o under circumstances Commit=~loner Greene. that platnl'\' indicated it was wrong in Dr. Greene told Dr. Prouty that 1/ lt~ upprr story. The body will be ex- hlmselt WE're an undertaker he would amined by the City Bacteriologist. !let the woman's body off the floor and place It on a COOling board ond run the ('hances or getting in trOUble. The undertaker did so. The 'blll abolishing the office of Oor· oner ot Erie Co'unty and creating th. omce ot ~edical Examiner, In Section 6 says: "The said !1.fedlC'al Examiner and thl l'ald Deputy .Medical Examiner under f MORE RABI~~ 1 > Hf'atth Comml!llsloner Gr~(>ne does not propo~e to pe-rmlt Butral~suffer from the ste\1cb of drying, fprmenting grain. The awtul odor of the summer or 1909 yet hands in the Do~trlls at the publlc, and Dr. Greene'g determination in the matter meets ,,·1th general commend· aUon. EX~MINERS BOlh the d(lrtor" Miel th.y would be will- The Enquirer's exposure at tbe dlsrraceful condition ot the Potter's Field bas. judging even from the small proportion of. the total eX'PI'essed Indlgna-. tlon that has been made known at this .,tIlee, excited .. widespread publlc Interest In tbe subject and sYmpathy tor the poor whose relatives have been burled In tbat dllapldated spot khown .. the Howard Cemetery, One or the communications recently received 'by Tbe Enquirer is especially fI1gnltlcant with reterence to tbls subfor 1:rwo reasons; first. because it '/'11''''' written 'by a leading offiCial at Erie ............ . .................... ...... County, and second, because tbe writer • had, after reading tbe arttcles In this ...... .. , .......................... . paper, visited the Potter's Field and ..een the condltton at s.Jralrs there for hlmselt. It Is as tollows: ~roundS .•...•.....••...• MEDICAl ~ tnlk this mornina:: with Drti. II~ath nnd )[ay of the bt';1lth llppnrtment rplitarrlin~ t1\p ('hnrg(>s math, by Principnl KDt'l1 of N>hool ,J-4 to th(' eITp("l that pupilf:. ot hi~ ~{'hool hnrl not bN'n properly T"Rc('iulltNL COUNTY OFFICIAL DEPLORES THE SHAMEFUL CONDITIONS WHICH NOW EXIST AND SAYS THEY SHOULD BE END- j3eot. .............. INVESTIGATING, - - the direction ot lhe said Medical Ex' amlner. $ha11 make examination all ht'reafter provided upon the view ot the d€'ad bodies or such pfrsons on1l 35 aJ'p' Rupposed to have come to their dpAth by "Iule-nce." Sect10n 7 contalns the following: ""'hE'n the :\ledical Examiner or the aaJd De-Duty :\{(ldl'~;1l Examiner hal!' n04 lIce tbat thE'r(" hns heen found, (lr l,c lying "'Uhth the County of IoJrle, the d£lacl br)rb~ at a pe~on who i~ .<l;upposed to han' ('omo to his de:lth by "Iolence, he lihall forth. with' repnlr to .such place wht're fluch body lIf's Rnd take charge of thf' gamp." Th('rf" Is nothing In the bll1 -which prn_ virtes for ca~e" or sudden deaths l\'hlr-h han' not b(lf'n rHused by "Jolimce. :O;oolle CI( rmed to know who ha$ thco POwpr to take ehargf'" In the cast' of Mrs. Kratt. Health Comml~~lon('r Green~ would not 8ssump the r(>8pon~lbfllty la~t night ·When sepn by an Enquirer reporter this morning CommlsJ':lonf>r Gret'nC' said: "1 did not gh'e l'ndertakE'r Prouty pE'rmlf;sion to tak,' chargf! ot the- body_ I iu.!'t sImply told him what I would do If J were In h11-! place." Deputy Howland .said concerning the matter: "I undE'rl'ltand that the Cfty Ordlnancp. pro\'idp.s that the Hc>aIth Dl'pa.rfmf'nt Rhall ta.kf': charge or sudden deathfi where d(>ath hAR not been cauli;ed by violence." Dr. Grnm or th!' H£lalth Dt'l1Brtmeni ~t\ld thl!" afternoon that there is no law that hE' know!'! of that gives the power to any tltftclal oth(lr than the :Medicnl Exam . Iner to tako charge or ~uc1den death! whf're th(,,.r!'lon wa.s unattended by a p.h\'fllcian. " Th('l nubllc no,,~ wanlf! to know l\'ho haa jurl~df('tJon O\'pr those ('rlSC3 wht'rc per 80n9 dll' flur]df'nly. without medlra1 at t~ndanCf", although not caused through "lol~nce. �142 Unued the Health Commlsslonet', "In whlch !lIr. Knell Is wrong. Thai 19 that we Bhould give noUce or our Intention to vaccinate a. Bchool. I don't Mlleve that we sh<>uld be required to do any· thlng of the sort In time ot epldem Ic, though when we could do so, we have been In the hllblt of giving a day or two's nouce." ed In one ot the atternoon papers today when I was made to admit thnt the doctors were drunk. I don't admit that at all. All I admit Is knowledi e ot the tact that such accusations were made. I saw one ot the doctors-Dr. 1lay-wlthln an hour atter they had been called away trom the school. He DEN IES CHARGE Go r OF PRINCIPAL ----- ~~Fl ~~h~/~~~~~~Ya~~b~~~'/k~12~\~~.J~; \ " , / . ! NELL I MR. KNELL'S CHHRGES . t/ 'r. • Ii~ about his condition. "I know personnlly all the doctors who were employed to do vaccinating tor the city during the prevalence Of the Rmal!pox epidemic last autumn, and used to see them at work frequent· ly, and I never knew ot an Instance CO,:~ r"'l(' In which anyone ot them showed any Symptoms of Intoxication. They were Principal of all reputable and caretul men. ~ ~<' " ~ v..,.... HEALTH COMMISSI E SAYS NO DOCTORS UNDER HIM HAVE BEEN DRUNK AND CARELESS WHILE VACCINATING SCHOOL CHILDREN. AL School 44 Explains His Position with Referenc. to Vaccination, Took Proper Precautions. "They were Instructed to, and did, gIve the saIne scrupulous care and treatment to every class of citizens and their ch!!dren. They were equipped by this department with the blghest grade antiseptic ster!llzed pOints. the vac· Health Comml •• loner ~ does lIot place much stock In the charges of PrlDcipal Knell ot School No .•.•. that the doctors who do the vaccinating In pubUc schools do not treat tbe ch!!· llren's arms properly with antiseptics. "It I flnd I have any such man in the employ ot the Department," said the doctor, "I w!1l bid him good day. ). won't keep him. However, I don·t believe It Is true for they have been cautioned about that so many time.... Re«ardlng the charges ot PrinCipal Knell, 68 reported exclusIvely In yesterday morning's Courier, Dr. Gre~ne saId: lIone In HiB Time. "There hav-e been no complaints 01 drunken doctors during my admlnlstra.tlon. I am aware, however, that there were Buch charges made before I went Into the omce. I was Incorrectly quot- clne virus on each or I' ,;:."'GI,..L. STATEMENT. which was tully protected by a thick coating ot para· flne. Atter each and every vacclnatLon they were Instructed to, and, I feel 9ure, In every case did use a hlghly antiseptic ster!llzed cap tor the wound. I never knew or an Instance, and no case was ever reported at tbis of· noe, where these precautionary methods had not been tollowed by our stair. "In some cases It happens that bloodpoisoning w\ll tollow vaccination, but It Is a.lmo,", wholly due to ab""slons of the vaecinatlon wound, produced by careless rubbing and scratcblng by the patients themselves. "As to the charge that ch!!dren were vaccinated who already held certlfl· cates of prevIous vaccination, a. possible explana.tlon may be found tor Mr. Knell's mistake In this regard In the tact that the certificates are given at the time ot vaccination. At that time it cannot be known whether or not the va-cclnatlon will be successful, and It, upon Inspection of the Bcar, it proves Mr. Knell Has 6iven Out One Regardin,; His Talk Before the ~ principals' Cb~ d Y The m:fiJ,rinCilllll Louis Knell of school 4! in regord to InlprOper vaccination by pb.r.,i('ian:~ ~ellt out to the school bI the health dep.trtmont promi.e to bring tll10ut a much better nuderstauuing between the otti<"ul. of thut delmrt· ment and tho~e of the ~('ho()h, thun hns existed ill the paNt. The publicity I'i\'en to tbe charges has already bud the elIect of making plnin just what tbe com· plaints are, and lIlr. Knell has given out an interview in which he explnin~ in greater detail his remarks at the meeting of the Princ'po.Is' As~ocintion a few nigbts ago. With reference to bis statement that not to have been eo, another vaccinaUon Is, ot course, necessary, two doctors who 'risited his sehool to "There 1.8 one thing. though." con- vaccinate the pupils were intoxicated, Mr. Knell says: "Mention hilS been made of Dr •. IIeath and May. I bave no complaint what· From ...... ever againRt these doctors, and when I referr~d to two do~tor8 being intoxicated • .... .. .... .. ..... .... ........... . while vaccinating cbildren at my school, I did not mean them. The circumstances ................................... of the el'ent when intoxicated doctors, or students, came to my ~('hool to 'rnc~ cinate children, were as follows: "It wnl:l last :\olember, during the EXAMININO Doas' BODIES. epidemic. At thst time, 1 suppose, tile Informntlon concerning a couple ot department was hord pressed, and men dogs supposedly ma.d .wns received by and meaDS were employed which might lIealtb CommlRsloner ~ recentl}'. not hRve obtained at other timE'S. It is Frank Base-l was bitten by a dog. on possible thnt tbe men oent out ~InrIp.('r ~trp.et. The dog was shot and to I::>chool 44 at that time were merely its body wns tUMled over to the health d~pal tment. There Ig no positive proD! students from the Buffalo Uni\"er"ity. that the dog ha!l rableR. but Dr. Greene 1 do not know who they were. But ad\'ised, to be on the sate side. that the there is no question that the doctorH \"irtlm of th~ bite be treated at the were un:lt'r lhe influence of liquor. TIley Pasteur Instttut~. The ~'ond case was were uuneccl'snl'iiy rough, and caused (l. dog that died n few days ago after some of the pupils they operated upon ha\lng a['ted pecullarly. The bodies ot grie'ro1l8 pain. "~bell I learned of their the two dogs are being examined by rondition I called up the bureau of the elt)· bactNlologlst. It It Is definhealth nud notified the officer in ('barge itelY esta bll.he<l thllt the animals had Dr. G~e and Dr. Bissell Con- oC the cumlition of the men. Thev werp ruble!!, Dr. Greene says he will talte immediately called away from th" .cbool special preC'uutions to guard against ~ Sidering Advisability of T reatand doctors were sent out who did the re\'l"al oC the epidemic ot last )-ear. work well. 1 presume the iutoxi("ated ing Patients in This docto!s were properly disciplined. At the time the health depal'tment knew of the doctors being intoxitated, and we EW SMALL-POX CASE4 feel no resentment toward the depnrtDlPnt on ti1at t;('ore. )10re than that we 'ou Betor{the nds, Bulralo ma., have an tn~Ulutlon or its own for the wnnt i.t under~tood thut we are not' ap· S"·N·t I- tbe ~ treatm.nt of hydrophobia. Health l1rO tlchlllg- the ndminbtratioll of the Commls~Ionel' Greene and Dr. BIsf>ell. ~ealth department in a bostile .pirit, but The to dty bacl~rtologiBl. n. lew days ago dls~ tn a Dcrfe(.'tly fair manner, to lSe('ure the tbe I'~RC (lC )Ir,., l'\:lllbl·r!nl' HI1s:-;nr'Y. lil- cUFSed the advl~abillty of such an Inreforms. wnich we think nre necessary ('i'Il.:wd, h •. bllt nr ~lr~. lic-len Cor"'t'r dC :'\u. ~t1tutton in this dty, The Health Comnnd which we know to be of grent adJ40 South, l'lylslun Xlret't. II wad c\l'chlpcl nl1~~lQm:r mid this morning: \,autaic... "It we ..::ontlnue- to have hydr<rphobl& th, t "l.1l' :-';oulh nh'I~ll1n B-tn'j'\. plR.C'P tlhcmld In hi. remark. at the meeting of tbe \ h~ qa nudnNI null n,.('()rdln~l)' :-.uc h ,Ill patients ht I"C. 1 thInk the city E=hould PrmClpnls' A~soriRtion. }'Ir. I\::nt:'ll spoke or!!. 'r bn'l 1well h,~u~d hy tIle llt'ullh COlu' have- a place in whIch to give them the of onl' case in which a child had died from ml stunf'r Pasteur treatment. That's what New thE" eff{,(,ts of vaccination and ncc11sed Tbe [I"ll.rtulf,nt is n'ry much tlUllo:n'd YI)rk ha~ done. The Pasteur Institute ()\"~r lbt' new ui!,'.HU'C' tllkpu 11\' tlu' In:, the ph~siclan8 of not u~ing anti!-;eptk~ on 1 ny. tor till' url:.:lnat r!!~t' of ~Ir'-I, ItoSSHt'Y ,,;as chargtng $100 a week tor the treatthe children 's arm~. With reference to l'3we h(,Tl' fruIU Arrnde flUU t!lP {'(lmlu,; mc-nt or pattents. and the New York th., ~path of the child and the use of antibl r(' (It tb(' tlllforllUllllc WOlll:ln laS .Ipp.lr· Health Department rightly conC'luded ,('nll,- IU(I'I'tl'll I: llumht'r (Ii pl:!I't':i. • epllcs. Mr. Knell says: that th(- charges werp much too high. "In 189U the pupils of school 44 were "We don't !;end Buttalo patients to ,,:nccmD.tpd. .\mong the scholars was n the Pa~teur Institute any more. Th~ little !!,lrl named Lena Smith, wbo Ji\'ed New York City Health Department w1t11 her pnrt~nbl at the corupr of Brondtukes ca.re of all hydl'ophobllll cases 'lIt'ay find Young avenue. \Vith the other!oO from this elty at $50 each for the el1~ tohe was vaccinated. Very shortly tlfte~ tire trea tml'nt." tho operation ber arm begen s"·eIling. On, \Vednesday. Henry Basil, 16 ye:ll'S and symptoms of blood·poisoning were _ .I., old, living at 23 :>Ian'ln street. was bitappa,rent. The infection spread rapidly, '~E~/u(;j ten by a dog suflerlng from ra 11les. Tht~ and In threp da)·. the little girl died. TI1P "Y.,)4 ~o~ wa..-.: killed. Health Commissio!lel" autop~y revealed that the vaccination C11t .hod bt"('omE" infe<,tt'd with dirt. due the dog h.,<! hydrophobia to E"lthf'r d£'fE'('til"e ~teriIization or thp iDI This. mClrnin~ Dr. Gl'(:oe~e spnt In In!fCtrument!oO U!l:ed, or from the wounu he· spec-lor to the home ot Basil's pan:'H~ r0!lling inf('('tf'd from dirty ('Iothiu~. This with instruC'tlonEf to Inform them tll~i ral~H>,d a .loud prott;;~t nlruinst promiscllous 8m ~l-p x 1.< """ibly afflicted the the do"" which bit their son had hyplOV8C'("lhntlon in the IlUbUc schools. ParRossney t. ml ' l o t South Dlyl~'on hhobla and t~at th'\Y would be-Her st"ntl Pllt_ "bjecte<l tl) ba viug th.ir chlldrpu 5tr ,t. l1rs. KntherlDe R05.!"oney,the 1m to the ~C\\' York Health Dt~part­ mothe:~ ot th~ f1.m~ly. was nrFt stricken ment imme-dil'Ltely tor treatment. Ynr~innted. Rod a great out(,ry went up "i~h th dlFQa-;e and died, A day or It the par('nts don't take my advice a~nm!"t the ~r~'em. This was in lS!Ht t\'o:O later her hushand wa~ stricken. their bny "..-111 have hydrophobia" .!ald It wa!'! to this ("asp I referred in my J?hn Rossne-y. hrother or the husband Dr. Gref'ne. "rr they haven't $50 'to PI ~pee('h nt the Principals' AS:o-;()('iation, "(-i8 the n ...'Xt vtctlm. and now ~Ira. ior the treatment. it is our duty to ;fo:~ when tho topic was nnder discussion. ~lelen Cor e:·, sIster ot :\trs. Ross-nt'Y ll1t he Is taken ('are of I. IS 1 Hen J. \-lcUm to thft d:~ea.sc Rh~ Dr. Grf'{'ne has onC' dog he Is watl,;h"The Ilenth of Lena Smith occurred \\ ,!'!j remnvet';' tIl tbe qunrantine hosnltal ~g to 6P'" It hydrophobia d~\'clol)"; Dr six yenr~ n~(). and the (,R!le of the drunken ttl.ls morning. ... is,sell fs makln(!' un c-xamlnation' of ~ dCK'tor!'t 'wns undpr the last adminiRtra_ _ _ 8UrpOSf~d nad (\111; k~lled a t".,w dave tion. The~e furt.:: we-re m£>otione1i 8F' l.gv. It w a~ burl(~. an(l tl~~n dlSlt rollotf'rnl instnn~('~ a~ shOwing whot tr~~e~ by ord r of th Hellth Com~l~: DOG THAT BIT lVt1rs. f HfNRY BASIL HAD "I NEWS. HYDROPHOBIA. IBoy Will Be Sent to Nev. York at Once to Take the Pasteur Treatment. BUFFALO MAY HAVE A PASTEUR TREATMENT. F.. R"'~n t~rJ.k~or Ilttl~~'ol1 l·ti .... l~~~-:!t,"'~ tl~hl. 'JIIt¥o/' ~/"3'''Y Ler . "" c.J SMALL POX AV ~~/[~ ~fAM' LY ~~i~~~I~~c~~e';h!h~r~~:);;ls~~~se~n t~~~ r ~ II . abusf"s of improper Taf'rination WE-fe, "But th""e is excellent gronnd for C"omplujnt n~8inst the conduct at tbe do(·tors who were last sent to our ~cbool tl) varMnate the pupil •. Tbe doctors ",eore not eleaninp; the n rms ot thp childrPD. Rnd "'ere u~ing no aDtl~e-ptio eolution to inf'ure agninc:t inf~('tion. All the doctors were using their kniv .. And lancE"b;, the "Recine J>()int~. and 8. p;ioMl of wate-r. The- vaccinotion was b{l'~n without notification. In our dijol. tric! the children ha,.e not tho ad· T'antage-s enji')yed in otbpr di"tricts, 8Drl .ometlmes tbe little arms are not as clean as they mlgbt be and the underclotblng msy be a trifle Mil.d. Tbe doc· tors would not wash the arms J nnd 80 tbe teAcbers and my,elt pitched In and w.shed arms mo.t or the day. It Is I not my duty as principsl or tbe s.hool \ to wash the arms of rhil,lren, hilt t bave tbe Interest of the little onp, at h.art enough to went to d,.. tbem all, the protection a~ainst infection that 1 caD. "ThI. i. our "round of rom plaint. ". ... ant the child ren vacdna ted anti,pptically. We want notice "iven 80 tbnt tbo little arms may be wR.h!'d and tbe clothing put in good condition for tbe operation. "It was only on April 22d la.t that we bad to srnlb arm., and at thAt dAtp there WUR no r('n~on why we t'houhl not ba'\'"e been ~en'ed with noticp, as tbrre wns no nped for sppcinl bR~t~ in tho matter. If two or three dny!oi' notice werr ~h'(>n the chilclren could bale nn opportunity to he Y:lecinnted by their own family phy~ieinn. and tbof'e who wnnted to lw \·ocf'inntc-d nt the !whool f'ould ('ome prpparf'd tor the oprrntion I ~f th£' rhi:c1reon C'ould onl~' he l"ltr('in:lt~ ,T1I1w, or d\lring the- ~nmmer mouth!'> ~n\'ill~ would be (lffpcted. snli It would he murh b€'tter for the pupil~ nnd 1111 conrcrned, for the 8rbool rear1 "'mIld not he brokpD into in the manner thnt it is at present. Our committep, ~mpC)~N1 oC Sllperintenrlent ot EdncR-1 hon Em!'TSon. W. D. Fisher. A. G. Bn.r· hy, II. ,,'. Adnm., <1. X. IIAnl.,· lind mY!1'lplf, will wflit on Dr, G re('np Rnturday morninJ! nnd lay our complnint~ and our wi~he~ before him." In ~ ;!I'N!t I !lE'nltb Cnmmi~~ion(>r GrE'('np ~nys hE' he I'lad to· me.t tbe principnls and to talk over with them Rny I1ne!l:tions in ronnt-dion with the l"8crinntion of the childreon in the Fchools. HC' ~'..rs he un· rlo,.,.tood tbat It was the cu,(om ot the health depnrtment to ~h-e a WE'pk's nntice of T'acdnntion except in time~ ot WIll pnillpJ11iC". t F LECTURE BY DR, BIGGS, Nt.YvS.-- mous Authority on Consumption Will Nrl fn~nature Address Tuberculosis Society-Direc. ~rs and bers. ~ A rare j~ctua. ea of a lecture Is to be given the people ot But{alo on tbe evening ot May 30, Mem., orlal Day. Dr. Herman )II. BIggs o! New York, the recognized authorIty on the treatment and prevention ot tuberculosis, and the medical officer ot th~ New York Board ot Health. will speak in one of the large churches under the auspIces at the Society for the Pre\'entlon ot Tuberculosl.. His subject wlll be on "Consumption and Its Prevention." Dr. BIggs origInated the crusade against tuberculosis. He lectured recently in Berlin. A t the meeting ot the society In Buftalo yesterday the old board ot dlrec· tors were re-elected as follows: Re\,. O. P. Gltrord, Rev. Thoma. Donahue, Dr. John H. Pryor, Dr. Ben· jamln G . Long, Dr. J. C. Thompson, Dr A. H. Briggs, Dr. C. E. Lllngdon, Dr. "'. G. Bissell, Dr. Henry R. Hopkins, Dr. J. S. Smith. New members of the board Va'ere elected as tollows: Dr. :Mary Denton, Dr. Jane ~r. Care roll. Dr. Walter D. ~ Dr. A. H. Cook, Dr. J. W. Grosvenor. The~e officers were elected: Dr. BenjamIn G. Long, preSident; Dr. Henry R. Hopkins, vice-president; Dr. ~A. H. Briggs, treasurer; Dr. W. G. BI,· sell, secretary. """ NO FEAR-OF F FN~l~~~LPc3x. PRIEST RISKED HIS LIFE TO ATTEND PATIENT WITH VIRULENT J;lISEASE. !!:1.MariTe ::. Father :'Iia:r. a J"rie~t, risked his life, ye~terday to bnptlze a smallpox patient, and then auministered the Ja~t rHea of the ("hurch. :'tIl'S. )'Iary Burri had been ill with virulent ~mal1pox tor some- days in Yonkers Ho~pi[aJ, She !\eern~d, de pre-s~p:d and finally Beked that a prle~t he Spnt to her. " Then he arrived, ~frll. Burri MI~ that she want.d to be admitted to the Cathollc Church. Thp prie~t was admitted to the smal1· pox w:lrd nnd after baptizing the ,,'0' man 'WOJ!; told that t'lhe would die-. Then he administered extreme unction. I �DFLAW IN THE ~~LA W 1ABOLISHING rrert to chcumlltan('p.s n ~u("h to m ake nn(J Sign tht' certrftcate required by :-;,,,,(". 84 ot thi~ ("hapter;. and tr not MUsftPd 3~ tn the caus~ and rlrcum!ltan('P3 ot !lurh d('a th, he ~hall re-fer thp. case to onp of th'" ("oroner~ of the county tor InV(l-Rtigntlon and report." Section 34 of the- same chapte-r 8ay~: "It shall bf" the- duty at any undertaker or othe-r person, bE"fore removIng any corp!;e for burial. to obtain a per. mit to do so, "t\~hl c h permit Shall not he given he-tore the- filing with the De. partment of "Healt h or a certlHcateslgnpd by the attending physician and setting forth thE:' facts as ("A.lled tor on thE:" blankR ot the department, and Raid cprtlficnte must be fllpd within twent)-'·four hour~ after notification. In ca..qe any phYSician refuse~ to ~ign, or In cast.~ It I~ Impo~sible to O'btain 8 ~er­ tlftc8te from the attending phYAlclan, the dlRtriC't phYSician Shall invesotlgate thE> matter and report to the Depart. ment at Health for rUithE'r action." Sp('tion 51 of thp ~me chaptE"r says: "Thp. underti'l.ke~ shall be entitled to dE:'mand and r~('el\'P from the physician In attendancE:' a t'leath t"ertlficate_ In case ot hl~ retUs.11. he !;hall report to the Df:'partmpnt of Health:' What Dr. Gram Says. ~f'rrptnrJ' - Dr. """, (~.B!s~("ll. Tho Ruffll.i.o ~Ofh,t'· (.,r C:H' PreTention of Tut,er"C'ultsiR \\ll:-- OI'"C'8ll1Z£'1.) 1\ :i:fr oVpr a Yf".ur 8~O. It is tOE" s(>('ou,} fIIot"iety (If it~ kinrl III tht' ("()untry. If u()t in the worill. To rhiIad~li>hin ht'iongs th~ C'rf'dlt nf hnduJ:' the- fir~t ~O('{)f fr. 1h~ r(>cnsrlnmia "'-oc'jets lun-inf:' be"n or~:lniz ('of] F.oruE"thin~ like nT'c Yl'urt-t nzo. The RnfInlo :oci(,)t~· is not n pnrt of thp depnrtmpnt of health of thE' ('ity. hut dr Yott'~ the runst cnrUt'st t-ffort to Rhling nnri bn('kin~ U)I thp offic iills of the Iwnlth Uf'1I.1ftm(·llt in ('H'l',), (·ff,1rt thnt is mndt' for th·· P1"t"H'utioll of (.'Ilu"umption. In Addition. the ~I)('iph- \H'I-k!' nlonsr lint\.... of it"t OW11, aiming t'" fli~~l'minntp know)"c11Z:1l rnnt'prning tl~I' ori~in null \"au!-=-(\ of tuht"'r(,l1ln~iq nnrl 1he ht>,t mf'3DS fnr 11111nicipal nurl intli\'illnnl ('ft'llrt tt'lwnrd~ t :w prflYt'ntion of the ui~en~l\. .\t tllf~ m~(>tin~ of thf> bernl of dirpl'tor~ ~--~--_.A ~_~, it von .. flt'C'idl>d [II hl~1Ll a pl1hlic IllP('ting ,..............,.,..·JQ..U· !..R· E....R....w..... toremost in Erie County to advocate thp , nn lh~ ('Yrning of D~C'nrntion Dn)·. \lIray HE EN the office ot Coroner ot Erie County and creating , :SOth, and t() hnyc thp ohjr('t~ of t.he ~r). law aboIl11~~dlcal Examiner. ThIs pappr stood by those who were riNY J'lln('rrt h"fore the pl'oplf> of this C'ity the office 0 easure and the posItion ot this paper is the same in Dr. Franklin C. Gram Regl~trar at in the Dlninf' .. t Ih:ht pa!':~ihl(', F'or Ihi . . In tavor of that ~ ~()t the Coron ers' Office and crE:'attng the Office or Vital 8tatl~tlc~ ot the Healt!1. Depa~~-I pl1rpo~p it wn:c:: announced thnt the of. regard ,bollI0"herI !-Ith a law tha t would do justice to the people at this MedIcal toExam ment, after hn ving had Ch3.pter -\), fi('('l'!; of thp Ao('jptr hn.1 ~ecnr~1 tit£' ~f'r' Section 62. of tho City Ordinance re- I . .•.. (erred to him said: n(''''s fit Dr. IlI~rUlnn ;\. Rur.t!<II of :\('W county. "!! bellef Js that both the present Incumbents in office are The Enqtllre~ their positions and will tearJes~ly do their duty. The "It was not the duty at thia depart- York to 1e-C't\lre (lfl the- MlhjE'('t of "Tubf'r. to competent h holW8YS tried to guard jeaiou~ly the Interests ot the people ment to take charge of thp ca5e ot ("nlo~i~ nnrl It~ Prp\-entiou." 'l'hf' lI\('t""tEnquirer as a to do so In thl s connection The Enquirer maintains ~IrR_ Kratt. nor do R.ny similar ca~es ing will hE" h€'h1 r.:tht'r in 111(' ('f'ntrni rrf''::. and \\'Il~ COf~f~~u~he bill which crea ted the office Of Medical Examiner come unde-r Our jUl'isrlJction. 'I'hat ~pc- hytprinn C'hnrrh or in thl' nrlnwnrp ftyPthat In ra se "era} Important points lett out, It Is not the intention of tinn ot the City Ordinances means that. HU(\ Balltie.t rhurch. This 1\.m bf' dE'<'id~1 for instance. it a perSOn who had been there were t condemn the whole bill, but It does hold that Ir the drafting slek for some time with some> dh;;p<lcoe upon and nnnOllllrerl Int€'r. this paper 0 d been In the hands ot persons who were competent and unwhich wouln pventually cause df'ath: Hr. Bi~~~ i!': rN"Oqn!zed n~ probn.hly o( lh~l:h~aWorkin~s ot the ornee and It~ needs, the old condItions would Rnd wa~ bping attended by a )~hyslc!an, thl' wortrl R hN.t nnth{)rlt~- On thp sllhJPt't, derst b b itered But III tlte drafting or the bill, evidently In a hurry, h~"e ~en :'hO \..,ere Incompetent, a gra "e mistake ha~ been made in riled whUf" the physician was out o( ot tht' prf'Ye-ntioll ot tuJl(>.r('nlofli~. He b\rer",o~!t power from the justi ces ot the Peace whIch they had under town, and no other physician oping In if' the medirnl he-s1th ntll<"rr ot XC'1\"" t~ nfd tI8 l\' to act tn the capacity at ('oroner. By dOing this the two attenrtnnce- at the time of death, It York rit"i" nnd has hrrn YC'ry urtin In ~e~·oofflclal~ are required to do more work than they can accomplish to ,,"oul(l be the duty of the dist'lct phy- ('v(' y m~n~ment for orgnnizt'd munif'ipnl slelan to In\'e~th;·ate. and If he found r. . . d n' the !;atlJ!.iaction ot the public and obey the la \\, theTe were no suspicious circumstances e-ffort tlltRlOF;t the o':J.:ln a.nel ~pr.::\ ~ All that The Enquirer demands Is that the present mix-up shall be surrounding the death of :he person, tbi!1/; di!l:pu~p. nr. Bu~·~~. WAR 1IlntpQ to) t °lghtened out. and that the bodiee:; of the dead shall not be required Jt "\\-'ouJd be his du[y to Issue a death rf'nrl R pnpE"r nn thp ~uhJert of thp prp~Or~le for hour~ uncared tor, In the streets 01' any pla~e where they may cf'rtiflcatE" and report to this depnrt- TPntion ot ttlh.,.r("ulo~i~ h~forp th(~ rnn. be round. ment. E:rE"~F; tor the Pr(>YE'ntinn ot Tuh€'rl~nll)sill "In all other ca~es It llO; clearly the wbirh WAft helel in B()rlin lfl~t Yf'nr, nnri duty ot the Medlc'i'\J ExamIners to take h t ] tht' inTitntion_ IIi!1/; ('ffort charge- and learn the caU~e of death. f' ar"r('~ er . _ . .'1 '. n, tor In~tance. a perRon dropped df'ad fit that time g:,,~ hIm ,~orld-1\I~p prO?:l on the Rtreet. It would be the Medical npncf' on tit£' F:l1h]e-ct. 'Ihf' C'?nnng rot t. Examlnpr's duty to take charge_" in~ will hp trp(, to thp puhlI('. Under thE' olrl law it was provided HpE'okinJ: of the work whiC'h ho!'; })ppn that It 8 roronpr could not he- reac11ed, done' hy the !i'orietr in thi~ ('it~· nnll hy any Ju~ttce of the Peace COUld. upon nH'n1hp~ of tht' ~oC'ipty e-If'Pwhprp, nr. bplng notified of n sudden death, be· BissC'lI, ~P<'rpt8I'Y of th€' ~ocie-t~·, E=niil: <,ome Coroner pro tern. with the pow PI' ~. "::\111("h gOOf1 hns h!?'"'n AC'C'Ol1lpliRh(ld hy -----.~ to act n~ a Coroner. hut In abo1l9hln~ ~, . I' . ..l' tl p -(>nr Knew any thing concerning the matter. the- officp of ("ornnE'r this power was thE' ~n("lpty 10 t 1l~ ('~ty "~1TID~ 1 . ) Hf" said taken away from the JusUc-e ot the in whiC'h it bft!it bern 10 eXl~tpnci'. "~("n. T told in the last "You know that I was out of town Peace. and the ne-", 1a1\' does not give PH'r nn(1 whe-re\.pr the. edftion ot The Enquirer yesterdaYJ when it occurred and wa~ not abJe to thpm that power. It gives them only hns fnmi!i'hrcl sp('nker~ for pnbllC' tnP{'ting!l, nnel in this wny lU1Ich u!wfnl inror how a woman's body lay tor sev- get back here untn yesterday morning, the po;,\'er tl') hold an Inquest, but not eral hours on the fioor of her home, and 1 do nnt know who gave permiSSion to view hndl •• and caUSe theIr re. motion hn. heen •• nt ont nmong Ihe pr n Y.-herenoshe had dropped dead.inand removeto the [hecase." boy's home. r mO"aJ trom thed place where they are. pi,'. It Is h(llif'\.pcl hr was ).tMllcal Examiner thethere city Ito intend lookbody intotothe and no city or county official could be Hilnry C. Boysen. secretary to the °ft"c~n ~ast1v be !lIeen that the person thE:' p{'opip in th'? h('~t mf'thods ~t dt~I1I< ( ound who would give permission and :\lpdical Examiner, was asked It the or per~ons who drew up the new Jaw in$r with thp ("nn!'ol.p~ of C'oTl~nmpttr"ln. th,. 8Rsume the responsIbility at moving casf' was reported to the l\:ledJcaJ Ex- wpre in a hurry and did not consult bC'~t j;!oorl ('nn 1)(> rlonp. Dr..\. H. R:I.s:'2"~, the body fronl the position ~'here it amlner's office, and he replied: with thost> who were (amflar with the who ltos jUi"t rptnrnN1 from n triP t,> hA.d fallen. "It th workings ot the Coroners' office. Some rnlifornin . dplivel"('d no If'S'" thnn fiC The bill which paBsed abolishing the body removed to e lonp Is responsible tor a graye mistake, teen leetnre. in the prinripnl citi.s on the otllce of Coroner of Erie County .•. I and should be held accountable. It will the Pnrific con.t during his ,-i_it there. aM creating the omce of Modlcal ExNo, It "as not. 1-. an Impo5'lblllty for the Medical Ex. .' _ I. I I amlner, seem to have been drafted in "Do you know who gave permission am iner and hts deputy to pe,torm the In thiS wa~. fill-in thp P('()P j' ~E"P 1~ lH'Pf a hurry, and many important points to remove the body to the boy's late I work rpqulred o( them, if they mUAt ot thE" or~nni~Rtion of ~\l~h ~Or"lf'tIPS n~ were left out. home'!" take charge ot all .such cases as feU to ours, nnd Wl' bplie\"""(\ thnt 111 n fpw rpnrs. Under the old low governing the Cor··1.. do not; and you can go and find the Cnronoro In the past. And If they e,.pr)" cit)" in the Innll will he .fnunrl or oners, u was told in The Enquirer yes- out. are not rf'Clulred to take charge of cases tive- in this moypment. C'e-l1amly ther!' tPrday, It was tho duty of those of· Concprnlng. the case of Mr•. Kratt. ot quddpn deaths where there has been i. n •• d of Mj!"nni1.rll lUunidpal effort. ficials to take charge of the body ot Deputy ):ledlcal Examiner Howland no violence, who n·m do It? Thprf' are 0)000 C'ol1!'ol.UmIltivl?s in any person who had died suddenly had the following to say; _, . without medical attendance, or at lea!lt ":Medical Examlnf'r Danser is out of Buf'nlo nt the rrf-sE'nt hmE'. Ln",t year that ,,·hat the did. AJI: and I do not \\-ant to become too I' the Clpaths from thi::;. floon 8!il the Department ot Health had officlouR In his absence. he being re4,1. nE-Arly 7;) pf'r .('('nt thE'.. totnl neen notified the death ot a p .... on spanslble for the ,,·orklng of the office. d":1th. trom cont"~'OllS d'so ••••. where there ·ot ~'as no physic-Ian in at· Ln.st Wednesday atlprnoon I was notI. tp.ndan('!, the Df"partmf"nt would tUrn fled by tormer Coroner Wood that a the cu·e over to the Coroner's office, man had been killed at Ea:n COllcord. and one of the Coroners would issue a Other than the- name and the rnR.n's ('') death certificate. resJdp.nce, there were no particulars The Jaw creating the office of Medical gh'en to me. I went to East Concord ~ EX:l.mlner clearly say~, as wa.s men- that a!te-rnoon and had to drlye four Dr, Herman N, Biggs, Leading tioned yee.terday, that the MecH('al Ex· mlJes Into the country. I was not ahle rom ........ ......•. ....... .... ...... Aut hority on its Preventior., Will aminer Or his deputy shall talcp. cha:-ge to make a train that night. I learned ot ('asp.~ only where It Is ~up~Mp.d that that a milk train left East Concord Lecture in Buffalo, death was thp result of vl!Jlence, early In the morning, and you know Wedne~day afternoon, night and up that tho~e trninf:l stop at every cross. -~ to 8 o'clock Thursday mornin~, the city ing to take on milk, RO I dId not arrive of Butralo "WaR without .., .,y official who in the ('ill' until R o'clock in the morn. cou1l1 take charge of anrl investigate- ing. cases ot vlnlent de-ath. If there l"tad "When I arrived here- I found every. been a murder or a suicide, or if any thing In a hubbub and everyone exper!!on hA.d been kllted. the hody would citpd. I imme-diately started In to unhave had to remain where It wa!ll found ravel the tanglfl. I went to the hnme Meetingofth. Buffalo Society for the until (he Deputy :,\tedJcal Examiner re- of ~:lr~. Kra.tt n.nd after Investigating, Preventi o n of T uberculosis- Di .. turn€'iI to the city. I~~ued :t death certificate. Danger of Rapid Decay and Fearful :\letllcal Examiner Earl G. Danser rector. and Officers Elected. wal Irt Bo.ton and Deputy ~!.ulcal Ex- Department of Health Case P Stench Makes Haste Nec •• sary. aminer Howland was tn East Concord "Now, in my opinion, that caSe was j( t. A large force ot men i!=l at wrlrk tn Inv~qtt~8tlng a C8!1P. The De-puty did onp tor the Department ot Health to clearing away the- debrl~ ot the! The fi ... t nnnuol merting or the boort! not return untll 8 o'clock in the morn- take charge. J think it came under the ,Ve1l8 Elevator, which was burnt'tl I InR". he nnt having been able to get jurl~dlction ot that department. I nm of dirrctol's ot the Ruffulo Bol'ie:ty tor early ~10nd8Y mnrnjng. :\1.1.n)" ~lIr. a train which would bring him back of the oplnlnn the city ordinances pro- the rr(lY£'ntion ot l'uhE'rculo~i~ 1\·n~ hf'ld loads nt grain are being laken OUt dally before tha, time. Vide that the Board or Health shan Thursday l',·euin~ in thp Ruffnlo Public and It 1ft sold to rarm~rs and oth(>rA, During that time two cases or sud· take charge ot cases where perSllns Library bllillling. Otllcprs nnd fi\"(~' nf'W who u1l:e It Oli tef'd tor tbt>lr live Btock. den deRth occurred In the city. One come to their death In a sudden man- lllE'm'IX'ri' the hOlU·f! WHe ('1pt'a'd. rrhe Quick a.ctlon In the removal ot tbe f WaA that at MrA. Kratt, whtl dropped npr and not by violence, Anyway, I grain Is nbRolutely nece!'sary. tor It dead at her home at No. 51 15th Street. had all I could do to tend to the cases C'lpction re~ultprl in th~ tollowin.lt heingdoes not take long tor it to begin to and th~ other was that ot Morris Cody, Which had been reported to the office, E'Je-d~d to the tlirl'ctornte of' the fl.oC'it'ty terment Rnd when It does a fltench 13 years old, at No. 102 Vincennes h I to fill ,ncnnri('F; ('n,n~ctl by expir.Rtion ot arl~es that Is almost unbearabJ~. On Stre~[, who wa!\: drowned In the Ohio there- having been some ot er m nflr th(· tl'rD1~ ot olHcp of' fh·p tlu'('('tors: B ca~ps which &191') should have come TueRday HcaIch Commlsioner Greene 9!>ln \Vedne!llday afternoon . -W'hen UndE'T the Jurisdiction ot the Board of ::'\[nIT nC'uton IrP-t'If'ct(>dl. prf'~irlent ga,'e notice that U1e grain must 'b~ the boily or ~[orrls Cody \V;\S tounel, Health_ ot the "~omf!n'~ InTPstij:e"RtiJlJr Cluh: rh'. moved Immediately, and this Is being the Mp,llC'al Examiner's office \vas n:JtI· "In the past the Coroners handled all ,TADe' Carroll. Ih'_ 'Yltlter n. (~~, done. ned, but there wa~ no offieial tn thp ill The \Ve-llft Elevator was used to a city to t~ke Charge nt the case, which cases ot sudden death, and we are w • hpsith cOUll1lis... iolll'r of thE' city OrBi1!· #:Teat extent by millers for long time ~ wa~ clearly one In Which the )'1edical fng to do the !=lame until the new law tolo: D,·. .\Imoll H. ('onk. member o! fitorage. A:'II the mill men are rer"elvExaminer Or hl~ dpputy should have 18 fully unde-rstood by the public. the Ciyll Rf'n'irC Rpform L(\n~llp, nnd Jng KT31n now thelo" are storing It In taken rhar~e, thp de-ath being R vlo!ent Health (,ommh;;:-tloner Greene claims Dr. ,T. (';m~·"'('nflr. The other Illpm .. the different el('vators In the ('It)". nt') onE'. or, WOre pro)')£'rly, trom an un. that It Is thp duty ot the .Medlcal ExspecIal plnce ha'~lng been selected by natural rau!!p. The body was not re. amJners to t:tkf' cb,rge of aJl ca~es h('r!\ ot thi> honrfl. ,,""hO!,;fl tClm~ o~. offi('lo them. _ moved 10''1 thfi' ~lorgu~, nor did the whE're persons die suddenly without hod 1I0t .'xltin'iI, f11't~ Rt,\""". n, I. C.1"lfforcl )IerlJcal EXR.mlner or hLco deputy view InP.dlcaJ attflndance. R('y. Thomas Donohut>, n~. John II. It, The body was removed to the boy's Th,. chapter of the city ordinances Pryor, I1r. lIonr;- R. Hnpkll1s, Dr. B. homil. and the ("Jul!'stlon now Is who which Deputy .ME-dleal Examiner How. (;. Lons:, nr••J. ('. Tltomp'-1tln, nr. ,Tnm(:R ga\·e the authority to remove th~ body land claims gi\'es the Board ot Health K ~m1th, Hr. C. g. Cor.~don nnd Dr, " . tram the place wherE' it was found and Jurlsdlctlo:"l in Bu("h case~, Is Chapter <l. m •• oll. who gav'" flerml.~sion tl) remove 'it to 25. Section 6~ ·whic-h t~ n!\ follo,,"~: \11 tlu' uffi<'f\I's of the ~,'d{>ty 1"1(>rt~ rrtb(' home 'lt Ihe bl'll''' "\Vhenever a pprmlt tor hurlal is apDr. Howland Talk plied (or In caB' of death without th~ £>I;rted. ThC'y nre 88 [c"Illow:"o 8, att~ndance ot a physician. or It beIng PN'~ifif'nt Hr, H"n.inlldn (i. I..nn~. An EnquJrer reporter ask!1:l M~dtca] Impossible to ohta~n a phy~f<"ian'8 cpr '·i('c· rrt ,.idf'llt nr. Jlenl'"f" H. IlOl.i~bs. Examtner H O"Wland this mornlr:;.. -U Jle tineat •. II .hall be the duty of the CltltY 'l'r("" .~~... IlL H • .Briggs, PhYSicIan In whose r"llstrlct t he doat C9f?ONERS' 0c~f,;~?E Two In1tances Yesterday Demonstrate Embarrassment Resulting from Ab· sence of Medical Examiner and Deputy. __ a·s":'th~e T --_.... NOT A PERSON TO ACT TEMPORARIL Y. I wa~ exelu~lvely p4.)~s.ihle lhf~t "·'5 ~OClf't.r (,f111~nti'l.t: ··Wa~wa~." M~rgue_?·· ! I n'\"(~r r wa~ Coroner~ to\\~n, f J~B ~R ~~~~ ~I~ di~(,R~e nnmh('r('~ ~t . 11M ERGIAL ::::,CIAL. ACTIVE WORK IN THIS CITY DAMAGED GRAIN BE IN G REMOVED. f '7 -1Y-' "7 or D;. "T. �time Butralo they were. t the doc· t",",,,.",·. or liquor. They were unneC'ef'sa rough nnd c1lused some or the pupiJ5lI they -~ENQUIRER. HIS REVAC- ACCUSATION OF INTOXICANTS DOES NOT APPLY TO REGUHEALTH DEPARTMENT ICIANS, AS WAS INp;J!leDDED AT FIRST. Knell of Health Deportment. 8Qme misapprehension. Intoxication against two of the Department do not apply, and the ueath from blood poisoning said to br defective :::!terlllznyears ago. md gen· mot ve or Principal IUlell ha"e been misinterpreted. reforms In the matt!?!; or vacl~ are wanted by the schOol '':~~~;':",~ follows: 11'1 the period of vac· CilDatlon to In June Or during the I1ItDmer month~ so that the school year 1Fl11 not be broken InlO t;,v "he 11l:1ess ot .JICbolafs due to vaccination. 8*ond-They wish all scholar~ vaepl!ated antiseptically. TbJrd-They wi~h t'rom one to two b1' three day,s' notice when the Health pepartment h; going to send physicians 'to vaccinate pupils ot any particular I ~oo11or the tollowIng reasons: (a)-To allow pal'ent~ to have theoir bUdren vaccinated by the tamlly PhY-1 Ilelan It they ~o desire. (b)-To see that the arm" ot the ebUdren are properly washed and clean Ul1derclothing provided. ComplaInt • J!4 a de . To bring the desirability of thesp rpfonnA to the attention ot the public and the Health Department some collateral Incidents were Introduced in t suppor ot' the argument for the amend,~ ments. One ot' the5e rererr(>d to the d eath of a pupil of Scho,)l No. "i'4 and another to the tn.C't that two doctors operat- ed upon grievous p~tln. ,\\rhen I learned of their condition I called up tbe Bu· Ttau ut Haalth and not tOed the officer In char!,:e ot the condition ot the men. They were Itnmedla tely called a" ay trom the <lchool and doctors were 8~nt out who did the work Teal well. I pre~ume the Intoxicated doctors W('Te properly disciplined. At the tlme the Health Department knew of the doc· tors being IntoxIcated, and we teel no re,.eontment LOwards the HpA.lth n,.,. .. panment on thnt ~('on:-. !\lore thnn that, we want It unde~tood that we are not approaching the administration ot the Health Department In 3. hO"tII~ ~pfrlt. but in n perfectly fair manner to secure the rpformg whtch we think are neresSRry and which we know tn be of great advantage. "The death ot Lena. Smith occurred six years ago and thr ca~e of the rlrunken doctors WR~ under the last ad· mlnl~tratlnn. These fRcts were mf ntioned a~ ('ollateral Instances as showIng what abUH'S had existed and what thF charge~ of improper vaccination 'w pre. New Complaints Made. "But there i~ excellent ground for complaint against the conduct ot the doctors \\'110 \'·:ere last ~ent to our school to vaccinate the pupils. The c1octor~ wrrf' not C'leaning the arms or the children snd were u!'Cing no antiseptic ~olut1on to Insure against inft"t'tlon. All the doctors were using were kn1fe~ A nel Jancets. the vaccine points, and a gtns5I oC water. The vaccination was b~gun without notification. In our distrlot the ('hlldren have not the ad· vantage~ enjoyed In other districts and somE"tlme~ the little arms are not as C'leoan Q~ they might be and the underclothing may be a trifle soiled. The doctors 1\'oUld not wash the arm~ and ~tJ the teachprs and myseIt pitched in and washed arms most of the day. It Is not as of the schOOl li'iQUIRER BUFFALO ORGANIZATION WILL HOLD MEETINGS TO SPREAD INFORMATION TENDING TO LESSEN DANGER OF COMMUNICATION OF C~N UMPTION. At?!t.~::2~tlnPot ~oard of Dtr{'ctors of the Bu aiD Socleh' for the Prevention ot Tuberculosis held yeeter. da}~ at 1£ rnoon, Officer!'; wpT'e elected and other mAtteT!-' ot Impl)rtance dechf('d Th" (ol1owlng directors were chosen to fill the vacancirs cau~ed by the droppIng out of tho!"t" whose tE'rms had expired: Dr. :l \Iary Denton, rc·elected' Dr Jane "~. Carroll, Dr »; D. Grgne: Dr: J. W . Grosvenor and Di.A. Fr. Cook. The board Is now composed of the newly elect. f-d mcmbrrs and the following, who hold The Rov. Dr. O. P. Glttord the Thorna~ Donahue. Dr. Benjamin G. Dr. A. H. Brlgg". Dr. J. C. Thomp. C. E. Congdon. Dr. Henry R. ~,~'.~I<.~.nB, Dr. J. S. Smith and Dr. W. G. interest ennugh to want to give them protection against Infection that at all I can. "Thi~ Is Our ground or complaint. \Ve" ,mport'"n"e want the children vaCCinated antlsep- I tlcally. We want notice given so thal the Jlttle arms may be washed and thel ot clothing put In good condition tor lhe'startpd operation. and he "It was only on April 22d last that we muen toi,,-aid,j",;r,,';;';'[i;:;'; had to ~crub arms, and at that date ease. there was nO reason , ..'hy we sh·~uld not Bu1falo SOCiety Active have been !'i£>rven with notice. 18 thi're • was no need for spectal haste In the The Buff Rio Society tor the Prevention maUer. It two or three days' notice or Tuberculosis ha!4 accompUshed much were given the children could "laYe an fO~d in this city. During tilE" Dast wInter opportunity to be vaccinateu Jly thefr iheU~!~~~r:Po{>tt~~ss~gfetmar"eY meeun~9. own ramlly phY!ficlan, and thctole who fact that It Is highly nec:ssa;~gr~Z~o~ e wanted to be vaccinated at the school In contact with the D{>ople ot homes could come prepared tor the operatllln~ as to prevent consumption. By having' If the children could only be yaCcin<1 ted talkS del1v:i red belore meetings attpnded In J~ne, or durIng the summ""r months, h~s m:~reaa"ct ~~~en v~1u~~res 1~~~r;g~iT~~ a gl eat saving would be effected. and throughout the city. e it would be much better tor the pupils The Buffalo soctety Is the second ot 11s and all concerned, for the school year ~lnd organIzed In this country. Some would not be broken Into in the matmer ~ ears ago one was tormed In PhUo.delthat it is at present. Our C'ommittee, :~~t: year ago the local society came composed ~t the Superlntend:;mt oC Ed- Dr. A. H~C~iggS has just returned trom r ucaUon. \\. D. FI.he , A. G. Dugby. H. a trip through Calltornla and other W •• t. W. Ad~.tn5. G. N. Hanley and myself, ern States. Before ho lett here he waR wll1 \\-·alt on Dr. Greene Saturday morn- authorized by the Butralo soc1ety to sDeak Ing and lay our complaints and our ~·tshe!"t before him ." on the subject at the llrCYention of con .. sumption. and while away he deUvered Dr. Greene's Assistance. about twenty speeches. He spoke twice In San Francisco nnd appeared In all the Health Comml!'Csioner Greene was big cities along the Pacific coast. The seen by a CourIer reporter last night. work done by the Buffalo society was He said that in the matter ot. wa~hing highly appreciated In the West. the arrnR of chtldren the principal had The society Is conSidering plan! tor a. d numb(>r ot thJ g s to be d d ur in the goo and just grouuds of complaint h one d to gresul, anrl more than that tl s h i . . com Ing year wnh lcare expecre 1e ~c 0 alS 'Were in much good __ sg rt!il: we;:II~~r~~ t~v~l:ehO~t~;c~e~~ ~~"d ~E~~t;~~:~~~~~~rf~il~hp~~~~~IPc~.~rSH~ de' VAC C' IN ATI ON ."[r"n'M,,~,·~·~~'h~~~11i:~~ga~~~r l~tst:~~ .~. ~~ ~~~. ~:~~~~~~~~~I~~:~~~~~~~.~:~.~t STIRS UP SCHOOLS who another to the fnet that on anothld b er occasion ph·ygtc1an~ proceeded to sa t at hp would meet the prinCipals vacclnate chHdren wlthout usIng an In the spirtt which they approached .. •• In detail by Principal detoils ot the various cases. most Important fit8t, are as ~ulr' 8e Fully Investigated. , "URC-~(i COJql~r). tortunatelY the people ot this city h e been torced to tamlllarity with o lal scandals, so that hardly any re,\welatton can surprise [hf"m; but they must be more than ordlnartly dl~tressed by the allegation that physicians employed by the city were Intoxlpated while vaccinating pupils In one of the large public schools, 80 that they performed the work in an improper anri unprores~tonal manner. This al1egatlon Is saln to haye been made by the prln· clp"l ot the .chnnl at a meeting of th, Buffalo Principals' Association. Health C'ommlsgioner G~, It Is understnod, will make a tull Inve.tlgatloll. If the charge Is true. the public has rlr;hteou~ caU"e tor Intense Indignation. That a reputable tencher would mak... thp. statement wlthout enUre conlldence Try that he was justified In so 'IIlIng. 1901most Incredlhle. On lhe other hand, If the nC'cusatlon Is not well tounded, 1t does the bl,::he.t dpgree ot InJu.lIce. t') It !'!:"mlsapprethe t,,·o doctors who have been Fpeclhension exists In regard to [he charges, fled. Tho most careful kind ot !m'esll- made by Principal Louis Knell, ot' gatlon, School No. 44, against the H_alth De-' partment In regard to the vacclnatioll I E Principal Knell Enters Into Details of the Charges Made Against Doctors Who Vaccinated Children in School 44. DEATH OF-C-H-IL-D-I..COUFr'I£F WAS SIX YEARS AGO be-en made or Doctors ~lay. r have no ('c'mplai nt I th.ese doC'tor~ ann '''tOl'lc,at'~dP' •. r ..'" t\"\'o dorters being ~. vu(·dnatlng ("hildren I did not mean thege The c1rculnat8.nt''''Q ot the edyent when Intoxicate" t'lol·t~rs or ~tuents, (',line to my fie-hoc} t . I" children. wer~ ;\8 (ol101\'S: 0 ~ ace na te h:1S The Case ot the Doctors. Drunken Doctors' Case Occurred in November Last -Reforms School Principals' Committee Will to Have Instituted. I??!P~:tnt rt alle¥aUons ot intOXIcation of do not apply; the death due to bloodpoisoning trom detective .terlllzaUoQ occurred six Years ago, and I generally the motive ot PrinCipal Knell appea"': to ha.ve been misinterpreted. The superintendent ot education and the principals are anxious to have three retorms tn the matter ot vaccinatln pupUs In the publlc schools' g First. They wish the period ot vac. cina tlon to be In June or during th summer months so that the school yea~ will not be broken Into by the IlIne. of scholars due to vaccination ~S Second. They wish all scholars va • clnated antiseptically. c Third. They wish trom one to two or three days' notice when the Health Departmen t Is gOing to send phYSiCians I to vaccinate pupils ot any particular school tor the tollowlng reasons: (a)-To allow parents to have their children vaccinated by the tamlly phy. slclan If they so desire. (b)-To see that the arms at the children are properly washed and cl'!R underclothing pro\'lded. n CO~IPLAlNTS lIADE. To bring the desirability ot these r.forms to lhe attention ot the public and the Health Department 80me col. lateral incidents were introduced in support ot the argument for the amend. ments. One of these reterred to the death of a pupil ot SchOOl No. 44 and another to the lact that two doctors who were sent to School No. « to vac. clnate "hUdren were Intoxicated, and still another to the tact that on another occa~ion physicians proceeded to vacc1nate children without using an antiseptic wash. sterilizing their Instru· i ments. or washing the arms ot the' children. Explained In detail by Prlnclp~1 Knell the details ot the various ca~e9, taking the most important first, are as tollows: "In the who lIved her parents at the cor· ner ot Broadway and Young Avenue. ~,.1th the others, she was vaccinated. Very shortly after the operation her arm began !twelling and symptoms at blood-poisoning were apparent. The In· tection spread rapidly and In three days the lillIe girl died. The autopsy re. vealed that the vaccination cut had be· come Intected with dirt due to etthor defective sterilization ot the Instru. ments used, or trom the wound becomIng Intected from dirty clothing. This raised a loud protest against promi:.;CUOllS vaccination In the public scht)ols. Parents objected to haying their chlldreon vaccinated, and a great outcry wen~ up against the system. This was in 1896. It was to this ca"e I reterred In my speech at the Principals' Assorlatlon. wben the topic was nnder dis· cussion. ·',Mention has been made ot Doctors Heath and May. I have no complaint whatever against these doctors and when I referred to two doctors being Intoxicated while vaccinating children at my school, I did not mean thp"e doctors. The circumstances ot' the event when Intoxicated doctors or stu· dentg. came to my school to vaccinate children, were as tol1ows: THE CASE OF THE DOCTORS. "It was last November. during the epidemk At this time. I suppose. the department was hard pressed and men and means were employed whIch mJght not have ohtalned at other limes. It is hardly possible that the men sent out to School No. 44 at that tJme wtre merely students tram the Buffalo Untverslll·. I do not know who they were. There Is no question but what the doc· tors were under the Inftuence ot liquor. They were unnecessarl]y rough and caused som~ of the pupils they operat· , ed upon grievous pain. When I Jearned of their condition I called up the Bu· reau ot Heal th and notified the officer, In charge ot the condition ot the men. They were Immediately called away' trom the school and doctors were sent out ~'ho did the \vork real well. I presume the intoxicated doctors were i,roperly disciplined. At the time tb. Health Department knevt of the doctors being intOXicated, and we reel nb resentmpnt towards the Health Department on that scarp. )Iore than that. we- want it understood that ",·e are not approaching the administration ot the Health Department In a hosl!lspirit, but In a perfectly talr manner to secure the reforms which we think :lre necessary and whtch we know to be CYf gl'eat advantage. "The death of Lena Smith occurred sJx years ago . and the caE=:e at the drunken doctors was under the last admtnistratlon . • These facts were mentioned as collateral instances as showIng what abuses had exIsted and what .the charges of improper vaccination were. l'iEW CO)IPLA.lXTS MADE. "But there Is exceUent ground tor complaint against the conduct ot the doc tore wbo were la9t flent to our Bchool to vaccinate the pupils. The doCtorS were not cleaning the arms ot the children and were using no antiseptic 80lutlon to Insure againJ=!t infection. All the doctors were using ~·ere knifes and lancets. the vaccine pOints, an~ a glass of 1\'ater. The vaccinatlOn VI~S begun without notification. In our dl~{ trlct the children have not the a . vanta!,:., enjoyed In other districts and sometimes the little arms are not as clean as they might be and the under· clothing may be a trine soiled. The doctara would not wash the arms and 80 the leachers and myself pitched in washed arms most of ,the day. not my duty as princiPal of tbe to wash th al'Dlll qtreblldrllll. �SChOOL or the Utile on •• ".ant to give them at heart enough against tntf'ctlon that " to blOOd ,t.rlllzati • I oQ • generally I a pJle.... all the protection I can. round • ot ("omplnlnt. "e W01l1AN'S R. EMAI NS LIE 1~~.~: .~\.~ n~~ffil'"r ~~.J~'~nlt~; c~::,~ THDOUQH ~'f~l\~~:~e p.~~lrlb~;g~ ~eCd~t~t!~'u~i~~: ..UNCA "'DED " FOD ~'A'\ ...lence. A UTnO .l~ DITIES' DISPUTE ),ledlc~1 n.p, "ThiS Is our g acclnated antts~pwBnt the chlldr~nn~ttce gh'en SO thllt tlcallr. ,Ye wan . be wasbed and thl! the little arms ~g~d condition tor \.he clothing put In operation. A Til "Zd last that we "It waS onl)' on P and at th&t date :11 . 'rh. ",. 1 and th, hOl" th ~'ac Ire! C natl. g <>d ot \'ae during tb ' SchOol yea~ th.IIl .... 'no lolal'S vae. ili. Int.re:~ have 01 dOCtGII r bad to scrub t:~:\l/hY we !:ihould not,' therE' was no r.e-d with notice. ~. s there ha\'e been sr'ror spl'clal ha~tF" In the wa!' no nt'e . or three day:J' notice matter. 1t (\\0 ldren could nave an were given the b~1 vaccInated hy thtlr opportunity tOh leian f', and t::ll;:e th(' piaC'P wh~'l'(, chnr~t of the 51 1('h ....-. \'Iew :hf'on~"r ann [H"f::OnJl! htlw C:.l\lse- :J.nd m:lnnt'r of d(>ntil, ilf'pm~ a further examino.tlon 0(> ... · ... • "or,.. h,· ,h.ll\. upon hetn" l"<ret, a'tt r tzl'd In wrltln1' by thf! n!c:trlN A ttor of "rl. "oun or hv" ju.U,·. of (l t1 !\utorH~Y. I . .2 •• , ,,. .a:' 4 I ................. ... ............ ................. ...... '" .... ............ . MAD DOG TERRORIZED ~ ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD LOOK OUT FOR MAJ DOGS I _=It-,-,,~QU R£R., iI.vin Stue~;au I1f Bitt~n EXPERIENCE WITH PET. ('a.~~ \ t,tel1 that muy rt'~ult in rahie's to tht· D(>rja.rlm(~lIt 1'(,)IC'J'It'(l ~l 1(lI:~IJ1~ DR. BODEN BENDER. r- -:0 j ,~-Ol.-\ Hit Has Been Appointed Homeopathic Physician on the East Side, '-dtf.'/ -/+1 Q Y or On Thllr,..day a puppy dog hp~ tu :\In; l":s\"nllaugh, CIt :"0. il ha\\· llt·tll h'r'clll •.lltd fl'llm tht- hrlllil or thc' dog allfi Jf till' f>xPHhnPlil ~ho?o.'!=I: tholtl till! dOl;" \"\tl!'l ~lIn'l'lintc: \4;1111 J'UI'lt''' H.ury Ba/'<.iI "ill h." :-'('lIt <tt olln~ to tilt' Pa~ll'UI' lV/I" •• ••••••••• Jl1f1lJlllt/' :>" Al!nthl'I' c1o~ ![Ihil's at tt_ nth sin t t~ .--------+- who di(·d, "ilh ::"\ J:tpIOn'! Rhudt, i3 Il-Ihtnd and ;,,~o lJl~illg {-"\.pll F'vlIr- imf'nt, ,I I llP(l11 L:-.· t ht- ('\I}' bal'lt"rloiogt!.'l. 1t l~ Iltit h4 .. lir·l'U thal thl~ clog has bJtten anlPlle'j ....................................... ............. ... '" CASE. ................ .. .................. .... I ~ ANOTHE" SMAL.L.POX ~rrs. Helen Corser of :>40 South Dh·i,. .......................... ... ............ Iion street was taken to the quarantine rfUfl/; • •.•..•• •.• ENQl;tRU~ HEALTH DEPARTMENT NEEDS FACILITIES FOR THE CARE OF PATIENTS THREATENED WITH HYDROPHOBIA-IN INTgfiESTS OF ECONOMY. w",. ha~ Fulton S'I"«d Blldtit'lIly l.I(·gan to rllll pluJllt as thol'gh macl tHul till I larry Hil.!·;jl (lr ::.1 ~tf\f\'il1 Htrefl. Guinf'R pigs IIr WANT INSTITUTE I rFOR PASTEUR TREATMENT. Dr. E(lwnrd ,T. Ro· clenlH~nrll'r of nnn "·nldf'n n\'Pllue to be tli . . trid. phrRiriall (hoOlPopnthir) on the t'8f't sld('. to RU(,N'pd thf' late Dr. E. A. Fi ... llPr ftnnOttn('f!'o tili~ morn'n~ hy Hf';'lltl; ronlJnif'~ionf'r "altr>r n. (~r(,1'11p. Tlw ftpp01ntment wa~ mart£" from the rhi! ~(>r\"i(.'(' t~liidhlf': IiRt. Dr. Bnrlf'n~ \lpnfif'r pns:o;tf'd the examination for til(, position nnd attnint'd n ppr[,pntn,R'<' .o! IIJ~. rrh", sHlury nttlichE'd to the PO:3ltlon I~ $~OO a yoar, Tho nppointlltent of by Animal Believed to Have Rabies. BROADWAY HAD EXCITING q' sup· ct::rtlflr.lte and the undertaker r"fused RUPpost'!il to be t~kpn charge of' hy to plek the body up off the floor until thr> Heal'h Depnrtm 'n~" permls!-;IOJ: had been gln"I1 him by one "In srit~ (.r tho:> law," ~nld DI'. !'l1t'C('~$(lt·50 of thl~ coront~r . . , :1n,l the of th£' :\If'dlcal Examinr·rs. The 11etll- Grt'p1\p, "It I~ plainly tl·n duty of th Department tlf Health. }.teantime tho ('It ICxamln(-r's office was called up, Exnminers to tnke chnrge nf all hotH -8 h,)uh',M or pC'rt;ons who 111t) from ap,.phut It dC'Ycloppd th:lt he was out at of person~ whoge sudden dt'ath W~HI .. ~ 1, xy Or other (:'lt1se):!; other th:\n vlo- the city. Medical Examiner Danser !-Iuch n nature a!'l to give reason tor on "'), nre hil\'ing- In~tantaneou!-l effp(·t Hl'e was In Boston whither he went t.o Inv('stlgatlnn." J liK<"ly tl) go unattend~ and without SlU4:y th£' Foystem 1n vogue ther.... De~ au underlnk"r's cr.r~. Jluty J-;xaminf'r Howland was 1n East \n In~t."U1ce (If ~hls ftnrt nccurred Con('()rd inVEstigating a CUSP. there. Yl'stC'rday when the budy <"If ~lrj':. Pau- Tl1Pn the undertaker called up Health line Kratt, wht) (,-,II llead I1n thp lloor Commissioner "'alter D. Gre~ne. The I r h('1' room ill h('1' hou"'e at Xo. 61 tilth body lay on the floor until 1; 30 o'clock ................... : ................... . ~lr('et. WOB allowed to remain tht·re for yesterday morning. Dr. Greene had tbl"e1" :lnu on '-half hnurs ' .... hilro thp notified the um.lel"taker that he had ....... .... ... ............... . ._ ....... . ~1'lthtlrJtll"5= q111hblerl over the point of no right ttl g!\'e permls!=;lc)n tor the re. w as to who Fhould g!\'l" the undr-r- I mol'SI of th£, bach·. but he nrlvl:-;erl the 1. lkt·r a permit t,l r"'mO\'e it. uudertnkt"'r that he might without nu~ " VACCINATION IN SCHOOL., Ql ~ """10' '1'0 DJ,~'r",;o.R'll'I'~. thorlty lift the body from the 11001'. This the undertaker d1cL By his nct lI~a'th C,)lllmi~sil n('or " 'Alt er D. Grf' ft.~ l'"ndf."r the old bw governing the cor· the undertaker laid himself liable to had lin informal talk Inht f",·pfftfl~ wttl ('111-'1'8 it was the duty of those offidals troubre. flrtn1(\ of tho 8('11001 nrin('Jlnl~ rf"~ardill~ till' to tak,,' I"hargt~ of the houy of finy ppr'\-'t-lO!'OU~ nrTl: SU \'LL IT DE! qUf"htion of 't"R('C'inntion rnisC"t1 hy Prinej· sun who dlp\l ~u(ldenh~, whether the J10l E: n~1I of ~('hr:ol 44 in a talk h('fore 1hft' c!ltl:le wa!'\ acddental or natural, Or in Out ot thl~ grew the question as to fl\l't any ca~E' whe-J'e there might be whof.:e duty it ~hall be to ta.ke chnt·gp. Principals' .\<':;soc'iotion a fE'w nigbt~ pgo. J'ea~on for JnYcstig-1.tiun. The (lbol1~ or bilrllp~ of pE'rson~ who ute from Thf' ('onferf'nce waf' n y .... r~· short onf':. t un of the {'oron4;>:'s r~movcrJ. this law c'al1~('s tIther than vlole:tce. ThC' :\.Jedlnnd th'C"rc were no d('Yclopnwnts uf Im~ nn(l placE'cl in its ~tE"nrl a law which cnl Exnmlner through his deputy, Dr portnnC'E'. Anoth('r C'onferpuc'p will Itl! pro\'Jdt:s thnt the ~Iedlcal Examlner~' Howla.nd declareS that the duty ot hl~ hf'ld ~omt> time nrxt WPf'k. nt whi('h it i!ll :o:11all take {'harge only of the bOdlesi otlice Is dparly g~t forth in the Inw and e):f\ertecl thE> point!i rlli~fld Ill' )£r. Kuell 0" persons who (lie throug-h violence. that the Health Department mu~t tnke wJll ho fully cllscn~~(>d. ""hen t.he bndy of a pe:':<on i~ (ount! I charge of ~uch case:"; as do not belong 'vr-n i:;= to detr:ormlne how the persoll 10 the Examiner. Dr. Greene says that C~I d And whether death wag ['ause(l If he rlill thi .. hl~ department would 1 y any Ci.1U~£' other than ylol("ncc? be carrying nn halt of the work for'This ,"\ s the question raise".! In the I mt-"rly done by the coroner~. f' of \Ir Kl·~tt Rhe f~l1 deacl in It flppearR that the dtm, ulty ll",~ reene, Health comDr. "a ('r . rr 10 gave a talk on mt8~Ione-r ot Bu a 'n" last night tn ·')!unlclpal Sanltatlo om or tne Rlchthe Sunday B~h!OOthl o~~st Church, belore mond A"enu~ ., e the Epworth Le,~ue. t length upon the Dr. Greene gpO e a ~ he rE"cautions sanitation of te~e.ment.het spieaci of ,1Is~ nece~sarr to ~rc\ fdntptOOI'er di!tricts of \ ca~e in !lums an the city.. I the city regarding the The la'\\!!1 0 In cases of contn~ placarding ot hou!'les IscusClp.d and also J;tou!' dI5ea~e, wer~ dbe ad~pted In pre·' the pr(')per mt!ans.do of ~tarlet tt"\'er , ntlng the I'I're . th rna,,,hth.rla .• maitpolC and the 0 er 1"ram . ......... . I~nant diseases. ",I. I'("pair 1,) 1 of the abolition of the cornner system ' A!ttr ..:nar~p!ng at various nlembers 01 the famlly, who finally locked lhe animal in a bedroom, a dog, evidently l'iJ.uld. W'lS shot yesterday afternoon in the horne of Alia llinul' at Xo. 103~ Broadway rrhe .lnimal ru~h4:'d madly about and for half .1n hour tprrorlzt:d the family 1"ctore it WJ.S driven into the bedloorn. tA),out l;~O O'r}o(k, Just u.s the family ha1l finished dinner, the dog, Q f'tna animal oC lruxed terrier breeO. b(~an to wrrth~ ufJon the floor, yelpIng ~s though In l,aI1l. ~uddenly It sprang to its teet and tore alhout the room, sn:lp~ ping- al everything In Its path. The members of the famO)" \n:re at once seized with fright ant! ran, terror. strJcken, from room to r'OOm to avoid helng bllten by the nnlmal Finally they Bucteeded In drh ing tbe dog in4.0 a bedroom :tnd ~Iammlng the uoor :;hut. 1\·ord WaS I"Cnt to the Pearl Strel't POlIce Statlon~ ancl Pa.trolman JamE's Murphy \~as dctali~d to thE" ~·ene. ""hEm tht- pollcemj.w arrived the dug was frothing at thf! moutb. 4'\ shot from Patrolman llur-phy's re\'olv~r ('nIl. etl the tmlmal's IIff'. ThE" 11011<.'''' wLi If-port the inf'ld~nt to the D~fJ~lI·tn"*, H~l1th, and an ItlOt.."Utatlon te-st Be lifiide to find out ''''heth''T or not th·" do.; was sufIering with r,lbies. R:r the grpalest good Cortune !'lone of the- fi jly was bi Hen. f lh and it Is a quegtlon 111 dispute hC'twe('n tht' ('ounty -'It-{Henl Exami1ler~, tht~ 71'~ Last Ev in , '2/ , onl;:' ,V. COIJRtER. ~poke at Richmond Avenue Church lUld the 1 Dog Shot Before He Succeeded in Biting Anyone. O·URIE..R ~ ~\'as pat7.{:~~o!:: forthwith hOlly lies. ' n n r l Ir On qulr\' Into h(> 1.:'/ftay .fJ DR GREENE'S C1t~~R. MIN'<lR \*11 ".. p"act' nr tht t"wn. wJ-'( e !'lu('h hotly '1 . 7 .... m Ikn an 8 d "Ih!ll1 tho n an 1 (/A V .."'---------Ih('re ('ar~(ull:'o' rf?c1ue(>. or ('au to £' ' r p dlJCpd to 'wrllin~ ('v('fl' "R"t 1 d ('I C 1m. "~ho ::;h.l.ll t.tke arge of the h<1rllc-s hrr room at about 10 o'clock on 'Ved. stf\l1t'(>. trn,lIng to 8h4 w the r n -1114'11 (If' th(' \l.vly . . Inn rf'corc1 lhf'l C(lt·s~ ,\1 r rsons Who d'p :=:uuuell y from ll~~t I ay nig h t. A physician was called death. which he . ; r11 81m h nnl"1' "riuc o· «"'dll~e':l: other than l'lolcncC'" RItd t1ronounced hpr head. Latcr "That I~ all the law r('" U,'" ~." 8~~ 1 ).1. Prouty, nn undertnker. was n e..c1t~uth ;lllccl. D('Pllt,. Howlanrl. ,,_, t1 other (>;J.!lI{'~ nr' Thl~ fine I:olnt ot lnw ha .... grown out Th(' ductnl' had refu:::;ed to is:;lU~ - ASA t1' t oms L B XAMINBD HOWLAND SAl'S IT IS ~ A HEALTH DEPADTMBNT CASE ~ He- said that In the matter of wa~hlng the xrms or children the principal had good and ju~t grounds at complaint and more thAn that the scholars were e-nlltled to notices and he supposed thn.t a wtek's notice al ways was gIven, excepting In thf' tIme of epidemic. He Fald that he 1\'ould meet the prIncipals In the gplrlt which they approached him and that he was willing to grant any and all reasonable requests. OF UpOl T)E.f 1'1·"·111. COU '1D/EP seen by a Courier reporter-mt' night. FAMILY j Dies Suddenly Without 1\1edical Attendance, but ~'i:;r!.~\:~::~ :;:I'~~C:~'::":I~': ': Health Commissioner Says It Is \\edical Ex~'~~lc~"I~haV·t'h',t~~ ~~~~i<b~.n9~~~~~:'-0,h I: Iring "'tthln the Count\' of En '. t'l I'll 101 aI11t'ller'S Duty to ISSLle BLIIOt'al PerInl·t. I"'C')lnrdy oftoahis .1, i.lthw110byi.\'101enC'of'. 'UPT"""(]0 hn 11 Rh II DR. G R EE \E·S .\ SSISTA~ CE. I h"r ill"O,'lrl, bp,",it's of f;tH'h ud G..r~ 1~~~.:i:~~f\ri'nk~Lct~:~~;~,tl~. p'lh·x.l~ COURIER I and those who Commls~ionE'r rolatlve to u, t., by , .,.. 8 Sec. Ii -ThL. said EXi1tJ'1'lH Q the said y Modl,.1 F x lin r 0 CURlER I own td8~lIY~ ,,~~c1naied at the school wante a ~ ared tor the operalltm. could CO pr gOUld only be vaccll1J ted It the ch r~~rlng the summ(.>r months, In June, or. would be effected, and & great sB,\ In~Ch better for the puptls It would be m ed tor the school y~3 r and Idl~o~o~~e~~ok~n Into In th~ manner wou I~ at present. Our committee, that ~~eci ot tht> superlnlend?nt of Ed~ comp· W D Fisher, A. G. Bughy, H. ucstl°dn, W. A ams,. G·...."'f, Hanley and myselt. • will walt on Dr, Greene Saturddl mornIng and lar our ~omplaints and our wishes beCore him. Health Ex"mlne '" hospital Y(>8terday. soffering from smaJJ. pox. She is a Rister of ~Irs. Katherine Ros-noy, who died at the hospital of DR. OR.!l!i1!E'S FIR'" STAND. 8mallpox recently. This is the t ..·.lfth J'lealth (·omml~s1on('r Gre~ne is dctcr.a •• thnt eau be traced directly to Mrs. nHnpeI that no nulgance shull rt·gult Itossoey. from tIl£> damaged b'Tnin In the burned ,·'·c-lIs Ele\"ltol'. Ills prompt al'llon to prp\"£'nt th :-\ wIll bf' generally cndOJ"Hed. Home two yearslgo the fermenting of dam.:.:.gp<l bToln In n burned l."'(' .... atol· M"~nt ~(1 n nuf 'n\.:(' "\\'hkh proved onr> of HOMEOPATHIC th~ worst t1"' -.\ wt.ll h Buffalo r\'(:r 5ufDISTRICT PHYSICIAN AT fel'l'o. ,,'ldespl"( l) :-;1('kn4-"'l'I~ resu,tf"d :;;200 PER ANNUM. and the loconvcrliE'n('c Hnd ~urrcrlng duOQ to the exlste:1(" c' this nui~~lJl.ce it. would b~ ha d tu ( tlmate. haft announced the appolntmen Dr. Bd· It may takA sr-(' "irastlc Pl<,:).sur s on nrd J Dodenbender of No. 660 Walden thr. IJU· t or th~ Health D'l'artrne"t to ~~'t'nu~ as East Side homenpathlc T IJ"(" :ert n rcy-H Htlm: (If ~11("h r"ji~ence, dlAtrlct phY!'!iC'lan to succeed the late but l' gOf1d !lfOl.llth of the dty dt'lI1unlis Dr E. A. Flfther. Dr Bodf'nbender was appOinted I rom d~c h" work In this regard nnd llubli the t:'lvll ~t;n'lce eligible lIst. on which ee .t:nwnt wl1 back UJl Dr. Cire~l\c In be BLood first with a marking ot 100 wlJ.t t(,\,('l' J'l oc~dlngs hC" dp(;!yfS neres .. per cent. The posit ton pays $200 a year. s.u·y. j#1I¥ It Is by Health Com· ml"loner ~ that Buffalo should have a. Pasteur Institute ot its own. He say~ that threatened cases ot hy· drophobla are bf:comlng so numerous that It would be economical for t he cIty to equlp the Health Department with Pasteur f:tC'lIities, as has been done tn Nf'w York wHh profit. "~Ve no longer send ou r patient. to the Pa~teur Institute In New York," ~ald Dr. Greene. "The Health Department In New York has agreed to take all of our cases at $50. which Is onehall the price charged by the InBtlture. There is no r eason \"\'hy WI~ should not do the same 35 New York. Dr. GTeen~ Yf'sterday declared that Henry Basil. the 16·year·old boy living at No. 23 .Man·ln Street. who se\*era l days ago was bitten by a supposed mad dog, was threatf'nerl with hynroph ob ta. Dr. Blssel1, the bacterlolo. gist reporled that the dog undoubtedly had the rahles when It bit the boy. "Thi~ boy ought to be sent to Nel\~ York at once," gald Dr. Greenf'. "The dog had the rabies and the boy wlll . (lutter hydrophobia unlesR be 18 given the treatment. If' the boy ha..c;;n't the money ter the eXpen!e we wlll have to takf' care of hIm." BODENBENDER )5 ABljfQf!tTED. I I~~' 'l!ks~~IDE I ?!!~mt.lLef ~e " fO ' 6 t- reco~me~ded , �... , .. ..... . Y COMPELLED TO SEND SICK POOR ·TO PRIV t\ TE HOSPITALS• ......... , ..... . ., .~ ....~ ... ~'='".~ ... = " =-1 "=----," 7ANOTlfER SM-:LPOX VICTIM. ~o. ~ ~I OVerseer KenI)gott Sbows Wb)i I of 540 South ~'onHelpn st~eetCor"er ye.terday was removed 1 the Quar:lntlne Ho.pitaJ. She Is .ald t be Futt"rlng trom .mallpox. :l-Ir.. Couer Is no ~1ster to )[rs. Catherine t ROB6Dt"Y of Routh DIvision street. who lleVeral " •• k. :tgo <lIed from the dlsIt Is said to ue Certain that ~':-ve ("nat'S of smallpox can be traced _,oe ..... -... SUPT. LONG ALL-POWERFUL. ~~ EVEN COUNTY IS HIT. .......... .... ..... An Important fnct ~.~.~.~.--~~~~~--~~----~ and other men sent to the 'rhe principal again complains " doctors who vaCCInated pupllR (lehool last month failed to clean r the children or to use a.n o . IPIU"el)tl(' ~olution and that no warnIng ot their eornlng. It should for the school offlcials and the COJnJnissloner to come to an un- "We've got a tlrst-class hospital out We've got one ot the finest and hest equipped consumptive hospital. In the country out there." "Do you favor a Separation ot the County Hospital and Almshouse?" "They are separated alread)', but the), are both on the poor house grounds." "Are you wHlIng that the city and county officials sbould come to 80me agrerment and make an arrangement that w1ll remOve the dlfflculty ot Inducing the city patients to go to the County Hospital?" "I certainly am Willing. But I can't ~ee why dty patients should object to gOing out there. They are city patient. when they go to a priYClte hospital on the elty's money," "Suppos. they object to being branded as paUllers by going to what la alway. pointed out as the poor house," was suggested. '·That may make a dlrterence," replied the Supervloor. Then he added: "The city might build a ctty hospital ot i[s own." Mr. Howard though t there should b. no objectIOn to the city aeklng permisSion ot thf' county to send Its patients to the County Hospital. there. U. be~n ~tri{'kf'n. 'as a!';certalne~ often, either. AgOOd many people Rre run into prh'ate hospltal!=\ by aml)u - this morning. Although the city or But'taio J!'. pnying 85 per cent. of the h E i cost or the maintenance ot t e r e County Almshouse Hospital. It Is compelled to send Its sick to the various prl\'ate hospitals tor care and treatment. In other words, the city ot BuCtalo has no public hospital at Its dls- posaI. This fact was given by Louis J. Kpnngott, Overseer of the Poor of Buftalo. In the presence ot. three men, ineluding Dr. Charles 'H. Howard anel Ald. Ernest Wedekind t of the FourI teenth ward both ot. whom are strong advocates of t the proposItion to se'parat~ lohe County HospItal trom the Almshous£>, to remove the brand ot "pauper" on cIt)' patiC'nts, "llr. Kenngott said: "I am compelled to send all city pa. lIents to private hl8pltals. About SIX years ago, the State LE"'gisla-ture passt'd an act taking way from the city ot I BulTalo. authority to send Its patients I to the County Hospital. The act au. thorlzes the cltv to reter Its patient3 to the County Sunerlntendent ot Poor, leaving It to his discretion as to whether or not they can be placed in lhe County Hospital. That gives to Supt. Long only the say, and It he desir~s he can accept or retuse them." SUPERVISOR HOWARD'S VIEW• Frederick Howard. member ot the Board of Supervisors, and C'halrman ot the Committee on Charltahle Instltu. tlon •. landed the direct question as til hi. opinion ot the Bubject, by saying: "It·. the old proposition that ha. bobhed up again. We had It there tour years ago." "Is that any reaSOn why, If an evil exists, It should not be corrected!" WM a!lt\fed. IV£'W,,,. I ~:!y~:d~~:j,~~~~~);)~er~~~~:e::::~ J}7 T s Are Being Saddled axpayer IE Witb An Annua xpense f 0 ve r $50 ,000 . AI 0 partrnent of Poor. may De cared tor at What Is prn~llc:alJ)' the City Hospital. and that the OverseE.r ot the Poor be gfvl!n ~~f~t~o~. 8C'nd his cases direct to that In. lances. The County Hospital ambu_ lance, you know, i~ in bad ~hape." Dr. Gllray was a~ked if it were po~~J .. ble for the County Hospital to take car. oC all the city patients, to which he reDlled. "It would be Impossible," "'as his an swer. much to thE' annoyance ot :lfr. Chamberlain, who had previously made a statement to the contrary. "Then as a matter of fact. the city ot ; ButTalo haR no c'it:r hospital?" "It has not." "That makes it nece~sary. then, that the Overster ot. the Poor send city patlents to the prn·ate hospitals, because there isn't room tor them at the County Hosvltal." It does" repl1ed Dr Gflray "ThE're Is sometimes room in the' summer rnonth8." t BIG PART OF COUNTY. "The ho.pital Is a county InstltuIJon, and RulTalo I. a big part ot the county. 'Yhat dlnerence does It make?" He ad:nltted, however, that the expense inC'urred In the treatmpot ot city patients at private ho!'pltals was a wrong that should be righted. "I may find atter investJgatlon that it would be wen to separate the County (Conunu@~efrx.) CITY PA YS NEARLY EVERYTHING. ~~~~ilta:.;,~?'F ~~~:~,::~h:I~'~~"~: ~~Ig: HI only know that the city is paying ject any consIderation." for nearly everything in ErIe county. "Do you think It would be wise to \Ve are datng It over and oyer again." , let the t:!t~~ have control of the County This was the reply of An!=:elm J. 'II Smith. City Auditor, when Interrogated Hospital. and change the ~~me ot the yuterdal ~!ttrnoon as to his opinion Iln~tttutJon to City Ho~pital. or thp. proposItion to separate the Alms"I nt. ver want to see the day whe~ h ,uc:e from the County HospItal. I the cIty will have the management 0 FAVORS A SEPARA TION. to the proposition to separate the the County Hospital," he said "'Ith con"Do yoU lavor the separation of th~ two. I ha .... e not given the. question much slderabl~ e::.:.::mp::.h~~ as_I'_'________ cOIJ~ideratlon. I only kno·w that flomeI County Hospital from the A.lmsbouee·!" BITTEN BY MAD DOG TO . wa. asked. thing ought to be done. and It the city " WE SHOL'l.D FISD A RR.l1EDr," "r think that should be done, or soml' can have its poor patients treated at the County Hospital hy separating It way devised to enable me to send t~le BE SENT TO NEW YORK yor Knight Is going al the rlty from the Almfllhouse, I would !ay it city patients direct to the County Ho~­ )Ital problf'm wIthout rash h3!itt' pltal. without tlrst obtaIning perm 1.should be done." slon ot Supt. Long." a without prl?-judke. He propose~ to Asked his opinion as to the ad,·I.ahll"Ho",.' many patients ""ere sent to the Ity ot separating the two Institutions, fll a remE'dy for what l~ ~dt ttpd on private hospItals last }~ear?" Inquired Mayor Knight put It this way; flU ~Jdes to br a bad Bt:tt affair~. Fred Basil. tht"' boy who was fC'c(>ntly Dr. Howard. bitten by .a dog that latef. Shol!f'd slgn~ "SOMETHING WRONG," SAYS THE r.t'he elty Is malntainl ~ nty ho~"We had 1960 patients In various prlof t'8bJ(>~, will bt' fI('nt to ~ew lorlc. Cltll vate hospitals, at a total cost ot $58,MAYOR, pitat or· paY~1g 85 pe-I" c of Jt~ ('ost. to bE' glvpn th(> Pasteur tr4:'atment. Th(' hOy will bp lI.ent by hl!?o p~rents, 900." replied ~Ir. Kenngott. arly a~~ or patipnts "I don't want to be misunderstood. Ilnd sending who will tak€l ad\'antag(> or thE' S50 rate 1I "My plan." ~ald Dr. Howard, "WOUld Here Is my position. There Is some· to private ~p1tals. 'ufe1y surh n. which the ~ew York Boarel of H(>alth hal ~ be to retain the County HospItal as a thing wrong In thIs situation, and we made to the local Health Department ('ondltiO~ .Uld n t eo o1erat£>d. It . city hospital and let the county bUild should find n remedy. The city Is payO_l he treatm!'nt of ~uch cases. an Almshouse in some other part ot the nlU~t~ 1", 1\£ Kn ht S.lYS IL ing ~:i per cent. ot the cost of the maincity." tenance of the County Hospital, and ~h~ be. xpect~ to find a Ald. ,y od'klndt concurred In this. yet we are sending city patient!'; to the IIkel)' to tlnd It Mr. Kenngott didn't think the County various prtvate hospitals ot Buffalo. If I re e ) h t~ wit 0 t ·l S ; " intt'rt'Rtpd Ros-pital was lnrge enough to accommo. the city ('an get Its patients In the dale all the city patients. partie. County Hospital by separating It from "I'll go out and use the 'phone." said the Almshou.se, or by callIng It a eit:r t"f'rtnln uodors who "are ("onnprt~d the doctor. hospital, 1 think It should be done. But with the prIvate hospitals opposed 11 When he returned he said he had If the city offlclals and Board of Supercalled up Dr. Gllray. superintendent ot visors can come to an agreement where .. I ~eparatlon ot the ('ounty Hospital from the medical departmont ot the County by the city ('an send ib patients to the lhp Poorhouse administration whpn thlR Hospital. { ..)\oJ \.-County Hospital without tlrst obtaining matter was takeon up be-fore. 'Yh:r~ "Dr. Gllray tells me that today there permission or the county, and call place For revenue. l . .et an), one who thtnks DR, ~E DECLARES HE .4.LTli are 341 patients at the hospital and that the patients there without branding the medical prote~ston 15 above thl" it Is not l'rowded. He says If he had them a~ paupers, and save the expense DEP\RTUE"T SHOULD BE 400 patients he would be crowded." con~lderu tlon or dollars and {'ent~ unof having them treated in private hosEQLJPPED WlTH P .~S1 "I don't want to be mlsund~rstood.u pitals. I will be .atlefled. 1 do not say dect"lvP himself. It Isn't. "Interested ~ said Ald. ·Wedeklndt. "I don't want ErR F.\CILITIES. that I am In f:l.Yor of separating the part Ips" are to be f'ound with Al dIplothe people ~n my ward to think that I two in~tttution~. Before I come to any '~ A )..-' am trying to put the- poor people &ome dcofinite l'onelll-COIion as to the method to r n a ! ! . . t ',QtI, '7" place where they will not get proper But the city ~houJd not and must no b e employed to effect a remedy, I deHea th r~tlmt:~loner e~ne belle"pe~ treatment. The tact is tha.t the COU~~y sire to make fUrther investlgatIon. pal' twice (or care ot it!" patJE'nt~ even that Ruffolo ought to own its own HospItal has thl' same <;ts:ff of ph~ . . 1.. Pasteur In:-.tllute. He deC'lared yes- clans as the other hos:t)!lais of . . 11. Some way should be round whereby If '~ome doctors arE' anxious that c~ty patient~ wlll DOt have excuseslerda)" that cases of threatened hydro· clt~·- .. taln h05pitAIs ~hould ha,,'e P8tiE'nt!'l.! J I and goou ones. too-or InsistIng upon I'bobta were becoming ~o numerou~ "That Is true," said Dr. Howard. there I~ oveT-ln"estmpnt In ho!'p 1a keeping away from the County Hospi· that it would be economical for the SUPL LnnFi was not in his office Wh f' '\ . thi~ cItl',' th a t I, not tho propt'rty 1n 'Ill tal." city to equip it~ health department it was ,,1~lted. Elbert Chamberlain, hla fault of the publie. fnYE"'stigation \\ With Pa"eul' r."lIltle •. This ha, b~en deputy. wa, there. A Cew minute' lal.1" ."AYOR IN HIS MESSAGE, h done: in ~ew York, he sayfl, with pro- Dr. Gitray ('am£>. g,)mel>ody sugglstt>d In his annual me-ssage to the Corn- proba blv ~how where th P weak places are th~ t ~mu~t be ~trpngtht>ned wit that his talk w.t:th Dr. Howard on (~e mon Counctl, Mayor KnIght said "We no longer ~end OUr patients to 'phone had som~thing to do with his 1 depm it proper to also call your at. thl~ kind of patronage. . k~ i~ Pd.,.t~ur Institute In New York," visit. tl"nllon to the -.:xpe-ndltures ot the cIt)' Th e wa v f:lurh pa tronage- \\ or . Dr GreenE!' "The Health Depart LS t !)r the Cj\re und treatm('nt or tt)e pOor In d t rs or . ' . - COUNTY USIiS PRIVA Tii HOSPITA I'rl\'ate hooplt"I •. During the ft"cal )'l'."I' e-<lsil\~ ~hown. Two or threp 0('.0 I't' I .. ending June 30, '1901, there WE're 191;0 per. In New York has agreen to talte . . t "hosP n.t our ral"l:es at S50. ,,·;hleh I~ one~lr. Chamberlain sa d there \vas 1.0 sons Rent to the varIous private hospitals le 0~!i::" hire n houRP and star Pa _ the price charged by the insU- need 01' the city having any jurlsdll'· ot thl;' city at nn expense or $53.339.30. not. It is rl'gistprpd with the oor Dopar I There I!! no reason why we lion over the County Hospital. He withl:Jtllndlng the fact that we hav e 0. t of the city and the county. T lPn not do (hI?- ~Ame as New York." talked about savings Since the pas!=laS'a> countl" lIol"pital. S5 \}{"r C4:'nt. ot the COAt men d n at tht>lr t y('~teJ day declared that of the le-gt!lllatln~ act, plaCing the ho,.;;- of rna ntenanc[> ot W lich Is borne by th,~ 1he propriE'tor~ or thf' Ai erme R u.~:<I , tIe I 16 -year-o Id b oy II v I ng pitat who;ly un d pr t h e contro I 0 r I h ~ City or ilutraln. 1 presume that a. number ward '·la.y down" on the poor D£>P:lT ot thpst' lUltU"lItS are necessarily treat~d or· !3 )o[an'ln Street, who several Superlnten,tent ot Poor. The citY' at the prlvBt('l hOElpitals, but It does st!em lnt""nl In the- language 0 t onp ot lhpir tment dayS ago bitten by a supposed could and would be well cared for, I t as though the public hospital which :8 der nnd hull)' and coax the dppar The mad do~, wn~ threatened with hy- It would onl:r send its patients to th,:ll practl('nll~« malntalnf'd b}" the city at au c1rQphobla. Dr. BI!1I!=:t'l1, the bacteriolo- County H()~pltal. t'xpense or about SliS,OOO a year, ought to to send lhp hospital some patients. SI un or . Kfst reporc~1 that the dog undoubted""hy. do v. ou know." said he "we prOVide- nnd ('are tor the- larger part or C'il:r pays '5 a WPP k tor thl?-m,tor thfoffi IY h n. d t h e rabies when It bit the boy. thtso l'asC's. Is theIr a wel1.knol' .. n tact haye n~\'er retused to take care or .J, many patlt'"nt8Itor relatlve~. who that arc morE" than the ('o~t ot carln~ ed and "This boy ought to he .ent to New single case referred to us by the city. not uble to PH" rOl' h""pltal treatment. "t It!'; own equoUV" wel1-equ pp 1 York at once," c:ald Dr. Greene. "The Overseer Kenngt>tt has ne,'er be~n pretl'r a prIvate, r ll theor than a publlc 10- . .. . I I That R dog had the rabte-s nnd the boy will turned down In a single tnstance, hut 8tihllton, but where the exp4:'nsE' Is ('on- .... quaih~ wpll-JTIannpd hORP ~A. are pa. sutter hydrophobia unl~~~ he is glvE"n he keep .. sending hIs patients to prl- trthutpd. and thE: Nick are treatl'd. by the a nic:e lltt It:' bUfiline-s!'l It t ere are t llere , the- tr~atmf!nt. It :hl' boy h~sn't t~E' Vi\t~ hospitals." r~lb~~, ~~tYt~t:tlt~nt~t,O~rt~~~;lr~~n!s g~gl~~ tl~nt' enough. an<t it .•~f't"m~ S60·oo0 tor thl. mone~ tor the e-xP;!ll=le we "ill ha,e "!:;;n't It a ract that Superv1sor~ of- huPl,Hal. 1 am Informed by the Ove-rsear ror the city paill nearb' ointo tak~ c:are ot him. "" ten brlnJiit" In friends whO..Jl.re sirk, .l.nj or the P(lor thal pertn1!-islon to admit cit} t ·p8 r bE"'sldpR m utrulO Plains In 'ask YOU t() send them to one ot th'! CRSf>El to the Count)· HOl'pitaJ mu~t. fn outSIde ~f>r\'icp 13~) prh-ate hospitals?" wa~ asked. f'ach I!1stance, be- granted by thH co~nty, taining the hnsplHll al B thorlcounty au 'Yes ver'"p tre(luentl)~" was the n·. ond 1 beHove that. In thu intert.'8t ot ccon- eOII.lunrtlon with tIe I , " "' J om),. lome arrungtment fihould 1)(' made. nl)«· hv Yonr 1I00.orahlc Bod\'. whereby the I{ Jght ~a"'S "~~e Then it"!"'" county, which has a hO!l" !lick "9.·ho llre maintalnf'lri throus;-h Uh lJ.f. ties. '."0 wonder llayor ., n . n pltal pract.c,1Iy mamta1ned hy- the _" .6. It'meur ...u 'I city. and whl('h is 8""ldonl 1f t"ver f:hould find il remedy. ~~ crb~··!""d, . nnds pa"'~eDt1' to t.il'" p!"h'l!e not be tou nd too soon. regarding the yacclnatlon f ASIL WIL~0i!/p~R GET PASTEUR T~~!uc!Y'ENT. I I I '''A" I ! II '1'1.-, 1iJL~ .. i I I SHOULD BE ABLE TO TREAT CASES OF HYDROPHOBIA t I I :rtA {,pr; at.. . wa~ bo~rl(taI9"'" "Ye<;o-- ~·)Inetl1nes--but no 80 very �care,! t ,1i0'PI"'or 00, be......."'a ~C1. to thf'lt!D I 10. ~ 's !'Iflf aber 01 ;h <halrlllan O~ abl~ InsUtu. only to ~apoJeon·8 great marc h.. '\Ve' \\enttorescuetheremnantoCamlght)· .rmy or soldiers that had been anlllhllat.d at 1IIa","nd. In the army that commanded were 9.000 plckf'u men, Including the Hlghlande .. and the 18th Royal Fuslleer!fl. "A colonel Wafl ltOberts When the Kandahar diviSion was almost swept (rom existence. He Wa~ a junior to 20 Other Officers, but his worth had been recognized and though there Wf're antagonism and opposition ":0 him he \\ent, and s ee what he did ERO Of T E SO UOA N CR OSS MAN VICTORIA " F",TIMES, Il~ WITH SMALL-'POX ' I " 'estlon as t I by oaYln, 0 A I.. I Thrilling Career of t he Rev, k A Richard Bur e, ss fS tant ~d t~~I ••h'!I· LQ~re ,', II an evu /' 'tCted"" • was ) hylJ.... v, - tJ ~ ~~ars 'v7A~ ffl4 ' 'fhlerehs pita IV 0 I Telagu race. He I1ved with them for th"e years and they knew no law sa,"e 'rheb~a:~ .... I • ~, • isterlng to a cholera-stricken soldier. Father Burke Is a Ja..rge man, straight as an arrow. He is ot dlBtingul~he? appearance. "'''hen speaking of "Bobs. ' Lord Roberts England's Idol In the Boer l\'ar Father Burke has said: "Lord Roberts was a. colonel When I first met him and to my eyes he was an ideal warrior; not too small; not too large' not prone to corpulency, ' I> b t . Lo S ., ... 0 ~r 8 u g e r, ce. "He l\'as w iry and alert. a man of action. He had that Irish dash about hlm, you know, that brIngs things to a crisis when wanted, He was trom Waterford. In Ireland, and It was natural he should be a man at deeds, not words, "I was 5urprif/J that he should go Into the South AfrIcan war, tor one mu~t consider his 41 years of service In India. I do not believe it was his love or Queen Victoria that took hIm there, It was his profession and he loves The South Atrlcan campaign is nothlng compared to What we went through In that awtul campaign in India, "As history tells YOU, the march from CabOOl to I{andahar stands second REV JUCH \.RD Bl RKE his word, no doctor, no priest, no pope sa,'ehad him, and It was with regret that he to leave them, Father Burke was born in Buffalo and studied for the ministry in London . It is not generally known that thp. prIest who administered to George Dewf>Y, ,vIfe of the Admiral, her flrst comOlunion after ehe joined the Roman CathoUc Church was the Re,'. Burke. hut such Is the case. I I T eE TO Fa~er laO.Ooo D e-a tl Cam e l s. .. Money can ne"PT pay tor the perlence ot that a wlul campaign. It wIll never come again. "'~hat with famine and pestllence, cholera nnd the plague that strUCk even ,Into Europe, in a region where there "ere more than 136,000 dead camels and t he cemeterIes were ti lled with the dead at the nrmy, it Is eomethlng that never will be tully realized by any save those who went through Its awful experiences. "Gen. Roberts went to Ireland and succeeded the Duke or Connaught as the commander of all the torces In Ireland, That was a promotion of no mean magnitude-from colonel to be the Commander of all the troops In Ireland, but Roberts was a man who.could make his personalIty telt. He was a born plect:' of fighting machinery and it was but right that he shOUld succeed. Lord Beaconsfield was the PremIer when we ~et out tor India tind L ord Lytton was the Viceroy ot lndia; the government changed, but fortunately n ot until the campaign was at an e!uL ex- , it. , WHY NOT CREMATE .... " .... ." .. "" .. .... .,.. .... ".". ~ BODl~S Of PAUPERS? From .. . ........ .. . ...... . ........... APPEA R BE F ORE H E.~LT H COMlI lSSIONER c7!*i.It?l~ s::::m O! vacclnnating children in the public schools, In use by the Health Department, aTe to be discussed before Health Commls!IIloner Greene sometime this week, Principal Louis Knell of School No .... was to have appeared with his commIttee betore Dr. Greene yesterday but the latter was OUt ot the city. • It has been charged that the doctors who \'lsteci the l";chool to \'a..ccinate the pupll~ were intOXicated. Another ob- JP.ctlon "'a~ made tbat vaccinating ought to be done In the summer time so that the children would not be kept trom school. PrIncipal Knell's com- mittee Is composed o! W. D. Fisher, A. G. Ba~ley, H. W. A.dams and G X Hanley, . ,. ·om ........ , .. ,., .. , .. . .. .... .. ... .. ... . ....... . .......... ... ...... ...... ..... - .. ................... ..... ..... DR . DODE :\,D &:\"D E R APPOI NTED. Dr. Edward 1. Boden bender o! No 660 "'alden Avenue was yesterday pointed ap~ by Health Commissioner ~ a. Ea.t Side Homeopathic DIB' trTct1lhnfclan to succeed the late Dr E. A. Fisher. Dr. Bodenbender wa~ appOinted Irom the clvl! service ellrlble U.t, on which he stood first with a markln~ 01 100 per cen t, T he p osWon pay. l 200 a nar, TO ('J.EJfATE THEPA UPER DEAD. Al Wedekindt, who~e commlttE'e has en lookIng Into the condition or the otter's fie-Id and trying to de\'J~e a remedy tor the conditione found the-reo warmly approves a 8ugge~tton of ·the NEWS that the bodies of the pauper dead should be cremated. It crematIon Js growing In favor, as It I. said to be with people who can choose the mode at disposal o~ th,.. dead, It Is certainlY a good enough mE'-thod ot disposal In the caRe of thos~ whose bodies are unclaimed. Cremation at the Buffalo crematory costM 100 much tor the poor dE'partment. It Is slated . The lowe~t figurE" there Is $35. But Ii crematory might I>e e~tabll~hed with either at the Howard CE'meten' or at the !\lorgue or el~~ .. wher~ that would reduce the bodlpH at a much It>~s cost and the burial ot thE' aRh!?'!'; c0111d be very economically managpd. J! this plan should be adopted the land shark. In the offing would ~o without thE'lr expe~ted prey. t I I ~Irs. VACCINATION r WNt;.V' S. , INVESTIaA TION ...... "." .. . ".,,"" ..... ........... Aid, edekindt Says He Thin ks n , PRI:\" C rP .~L BYFAITH GURISTS Patient's Gratrtude Rcvedls A lleged Secret of the "DI~ 't.i?e He(ll ~" no/. /1-~4,../ OTHER V IC fI"'IS SUffERED '~6First 'V' I Eight'7u~ Cdse haee One a badge that Is worn by heroes only. 'n the Quarantine Hospital 'the Victoria Cross Is the who Father " He'". Burke, asslstan.t rec t a r of 7 I ~uggested. n tn the Quarantine Hostbe Victoria Cross. To ust thc VIctoria. Cross a man m !'Hf some conspicuous feat of bravper °lrmlhA presence ot the enemy in E"ry n war. r. time of It is a symbol or courage. a.t~ndt~d D~Vj~fon I tboo :\ath •• Dao ... I ~'"--- ·t Columba's Church at Hickory and " • wbo as THE TIlI1ES Eagle street!'!, , 1 with smallstated a few days ago, is U pox . k' 'l1ne~s Is due to the Father Bur e s 1 ~ arishtoner fad that he OU Street' ;\lr~, Ros~ney of h • ks ago at th~ who died t'vo or t I rer ~~ather Burke Quarantine Hasp ta . d attended her just before her death an unfortunatelY contracted the dle:ease. . \t the hospital, It Is said, ~e is dOI~g nicely as. can be expected, 1\:hich ne 8 t~ ('heering to the pe~Ple In his parish , who were much grJe\ed to ,hear ot h is illnefl~. He has not, however. reached the crtsl!;. Few men In Buffalo or any whe re around It have had a. more interesting ('arE'er than Father Burke. He is In · tir~ately acquainted with Lord Robertft. (;~n. BuHpr and Gen. FrenCh, three Yen' C'on!iplcuous figures ih the South .\frkan war, ef;peclally the former. FathE"r Burke got his Victoria Cross hy gOing from Bombay to Kandahar with Lord Robe-rts, during that mem orable Indian campaign. The temperature wa~ HO degrees in the coolest bungalow in IndJa. Recau~e of the intense heat even the nattye~ had been forbidden by the EnglI~h otfker~ to travel, but Father Burke made the journe)', F a ther Andover was k'lled some time afterward. while mi n.. 147 I CM'LLPOX HIDDEN "From ('"ahool to Kandahar is 108 mil... Three weeks' time had been consumed before we were within ~trlking distance of the beleagured handful. One hundred thousand natives were tn I hiding, was the Information that was cOnyeyed to Roberts and retreat was He went out On a promon tory, In the Khyber Pass, and surAl "ered the field. Then he dashed In. "The Ameer eommandlng cried for mercy. but there was no mercy from Gen. Roberts. He was bound to drive them out and into the Herot they went, all o! them sa,'e their dead, which they left behind. It was the end of Ihe campaIgn and Rhortly afterward we were all of Us Ordered to leave India." ..\. lluUnlo DO T. Arter sen'ing with lhe army until he I was carried ott the field for dead, Father Burkethe went and became kingInto andCentral rulel' otIndia the l to Vicar.General onnery, Who Lies at Quarantine in 8t ges of Dread Early a 8t I ke n While Disease- r c S Administering acrame nt' /I the) Iri~h~~d Dro , ' . e hOSPlt11 OUt e nneSt and In Robert~ the Plan W ould Be a Goo ne, ~ ~ "Don't ~'ou thin • 12...d be 8 good bodies of the unplan to cremate t e ot burying them c-lnlmed dead Instead ward Cemetery'?" In a plnce like the Ho ol the AlderAld. "~ec1eklndt. chairman was askel1. manic Committee on Poor, today. "YE'!'!. II T do, h • I ep I t " ou lied the Alderman. waR built n. ""'hen the ne"i" :Morgue . . een buHl small crptnrltory ~hould ~~~e e~penRe of In ('onnel'tlon with it. d It Id not be gTe-at nn rrem:l lion wou . t r the ('itY or would not bt'" n(>('eRRarl 0 d to ('ounly to buy another plot of .S'rou~ow_ take the pI nee or the oyercroY>deod anI (,·emetery." ~ The dt'· Ilnd ('ounty aulhorltit~ aTP ju~t noW ~con(ronted by the perplexing pr~blem ot providing a new bUrYlni grouuu tor pnuPE'rs .. Tht?'re Is a scandal over the sllp~hod met h o. ,1 ~"'hlch bOtllr~ are burled In the I!~~O~~d C'emetery, Perhaps a crematoT) ~he solution of the question. g;efn \0 in Jer~e} Cit) , and i'lrs. Snyder Has Lost F) eSlgh t. Jersey City'S Board of Hea.!Ch made the dlscO\'erl' ):e-stE'rday tnat art.' ,g10\,l8 Beet known 8...<; the "Dh'ine H{,&~f"rs ho.s been trt'atlng smallpox paUents by the f~lth ~ur. and the la)'lng on o( hanrls, a.nd alBo that the "DI\,lne Healers" conccakd .. iimallpo1 patient. tor nearl)" three months tn the mos t thJckl\' populate-d section ot the citl, The faith curJSls h<1.\'8 been 5unlmonec.J to appear In the police Court to-day. The sf!'alt~ox. vle. tim concealed was L. BE'llls. ot No. a~ :;urn- n;~h~\·~~~~',.. ~~~'\~:~'made- by the pttblleaUon of An artlel'! In the Christl:'ln and ~llsstonlU'>:" Alliance, the organ of the "DI\'lne Ht'alcTF: whIch Is prlntl?d a.t .. ·yaok. The artJclt· purport!) to be a letter from Bel11A ~n which h}. tells of his treatment oy llr& •• E:1rh~ an .. oth(·rg who conduct the }O;l!lcy c..'hapPl ill Jew"'tt aVenup, Jt-rsey Clt)- The fttte;r, r tct tellIng or cures or a lame bark and other aHmt'nl8 by tho la.y,ng l'Jn or hands. continue as tollow!'! I totlud mt' \l'hole bod ... co'tored wtth tbe "'otst kiud of IiDHll1pOX, lSrahe Ille drar I.,otd j I bad touDI1 wh ..rt' to .1::0 whl.'n .mh'lc( .,nt tor SL"lI'f' E.lrle. "'ho ":1m!' Ilt (11(' 11 :"h"d; ,.ab St"'tl'r ('r,>4St\r. an"lDlcd me «hb 0 :~d C'(.Iulllulnd"tl tbe tlaln to It-ale. ~11 braID, 1 tn',. helul were iDlllledlat"l'r' h.-all'l\. FI~"'r har e hall IT rl'wulrd to b~r tbat J would b.~l!t t~.:a thmlll:b lb. ra'agt'l' ot SlIlltlJpo:s., I WGub! ralao me UP tor HIli gh.Jry, r ( ' III) waut U .,1 ' to bt! tlikeD LO the J)f'!!Itb{lUlhl, .. ut! bG,o.'t 1n H~ ao-,wl':; LO pra,'er f or throe mootb.!li I h ... atfltt' frum tn('l ~· ..u'ltl. mJ' \\ Itr. boJluf{ W I m~ 11 ih~ thue But God wonderfully .bh Mel! b(', :nd at"" r.liraoPtl the dr('ad dlll.'aSf', lint! altiJoultb there wert' ollH'r hmllh·" tn tlle hulhllog wb,erlf'! I was Cot'oj UTM\ tbf!m al I) tr.)w Ibt" I1.1alUt8c Belll~ v.as taken 111 on Fe-bru.'I'TY 15 last. ami Dr. Hart.. of the Health Board, Bays that caJ:iCS or the rll!;:case ha\'e l'o('(!n trilLed to this source. ~trs, D, Snyder, fonnerly '0 Hi ~tont1cello avenue, who WQ..8 fJ I'll tw~nt:r.I\\'e oents a day for nursing nplll&, was tRken to thl' smallpox ho~plta.1 March and ber young son follo\\,('tl n. few da.) s Ja'l,.r. :\tr~, Snyot,'r has lost her eyesight: and It JR feared that she 'wl11 bp. pl"Tmrtntn t b hllud. She ~aid tha.t she thouS"ht the Lord wonld protect her from smalh,JoX' ,\Irs. ~Ja6s. ot No, :!90 Fourth fttt'l!'l"t. a,itmlt .. ted that she contracteU theo dle:eaM from all .. other mrmh(>r for wll(lm !'=he pray('rl, l}th~ r CRoFes traced hy the Health Boanl are ?l.tr8. Hotchkiss and chIld, of ~o, SI! Fourth ~tr('et: ),Irs, Quinn, of No. 32H }"o~~,t.h strf'"e t, 11 anc1 .:\[r~. Al1cl:' Luther. ot !':o ...23 Urunft~ wick str('et Th{' Hf'nhh .B~rd. ha~ takrn !'tf'P!" In prOOf I :11;> ::\otr!' ~,Ea. 1 k. Sis tt"':.";,,j rr,.~,f'lv and 'Si.' er" Ca:·t· r, IIIII!I"'l PLEASANT VISIl . ("'OM""!..:.; J~ ' " . ='r v Party of Buffalonians Spent Saturday at the White Stock Farm at Mount Morris, ~.!mm'!id r specl' ! ' ! Mt. ~!orris, )lny 12. A po rt ): of BU~' f a loni sns conf-;i~ting of D~ n HlLI . O rerDe. G. II. )[c:.uichn~l , . . P ., In.'":"~Y . ~ G. T Rylor and )1" .. ,. ". ,\ IlIt e, }'. E . W illiams, H. J. W iI.on nnd ,I. I. "~ar n~r came to )It. :\Iorris 8 n turduy, M ay lOtb, as guest. of lIr. aud )1 .. ,J" hn F . ,,'hite, Th<-y l\·er e ~E't nt t,h p trD m I by their ho!'!.. nud :\lr. t. :\l ernllp. nnd were taken for a driyp t t) ~P- lllgh BnDk~. There the neuP'"pp rl,"(Or wus quietly Bowing four hunc.lrf"d fpet b p.lo ,~ . Rnrl sHe-WDts were mndr by the Jlurt y , to throw Htonrs into the wntf'r. ERch e:tone I!leemed !Sure to ren('b th~ ,,'atl"r, hut fell Car short, th~ higbt of the banks' Dlakin~ the dif;(ODce tn the rh'er look I nearp r than it rf'n)Jy W3 '. They ret nr n ('d to t he home- of their host whe~e, a lun-I C"hpon WOC;; sf"n'ed by "'I rs. " hitI', ,I.tod hy her d.u~ht .., )lr . )1 0"'1110. After luneheon, tiley werp t8kpn tf) the I b rn tr( ~('e ~Ir. \\'hitp'H herd of Jers~y c~wc:. Thesp ,up bflnntiful animals: moM of tb( m beinK rpgistered. nnd many importPd rlirt"<'t from tltP ig.i~Dd of .Jpr~f"'r A recorf) il; kPllt of we-utht flf th,., \'i~i{l of ilk from t"ach ("ow. ,fI~1 that ~t tht- end of ent"h month ' I r "hup kno" R t hp actnal prorlu('tion of eOf'h m~lUher ot hi. hord. The •• nitnry ron,IIUons of th p barn werEI' ('ommf"ntf'rl on Rufl much admi r po hy tht" RUE'~t .... and. B,lI 8bo w ~ mut"h intere~t in til .. Pa"tpnnzlfU: of the milk ano the prf'flftTl'ttion of the lIIame for "bipmpnt to the Bl1ffalo mark pt. ::\E"xt ('amp a burripd '\'hdt to tbfll ~n­ bouses. " 'bieb were filled with b oa r mg as-I cu('umbf"rB. The part)" ,,·a. t hen driven to tion. "toppin;: at the CRnnt~g "" hlrh in ahout live w eeks wlJl Di DJ: in {ull bla5t. )fanr a cr •• a r E' gt'f"e n wi th thpo coming ('rop. corn nnd b.nno which will foUo be. .plant ed this week. tbe sta l Ac-wry b~ runof pea. and th. an t c> �,.....,-,...,.··lIPssNI n. fpet in "e- rli me n~ on tllA ~nuth ~irlp. of B ox aVf'DllP, feet we't of F.aM Parnue aTenn". Th. city I rcn."r.r "'I,ortNI tbnt h. wlJl 510115 :l'~ r rrri\"r :t IIi::: Follm of mC)n~y trom thr f. tatf' in n few dnys ,,<.:: the c-ity's ~hn rp or thp e:xci~p f'pps thnt hale been <'ollt'ct- PLANS FORA f PUBLIC BATH p,J. 'fhe monoy o"tRl1y i. pRld In a rhprk, h1lt thp trf'a!'tlrt:'f bn~ ft~k­ (>(1 the ,tnte nuthoriti ... to pa.v it In twpln.~ {'he('k~ this timp ~n thp money ",in~l(' Proposed In!'\titutiop, .. ~[~.I sented to Health Boar ..MA .. ··········.. :·!: .. L~o- Wolf. ··.... y. ..~.~..1.~9.? .. .. . ('all be dl\ it1E"ft rqually aDlon~ the I'ity'~ t weln" drpo.:.:it 1t:\nk~. In thE' eyent that the !"tntp nuthodti('s rpfl1~tl to prlS In tWf'h"p ('h('Ciu:, the trpns1Jl'cl' wnnt~ 0\11hfJl'il'" to dropoc;:,it thE' monc's in a "'in~lp b unk 'find cirnw irNlsnrt"l"s ('h{"ck~ \lpon it to flh"ic1e it. Some srhf'mf' of this kine} is n('('('(=;"nr)" hfcnnse thp chartflf forbirl"'i the tl'nll~t'e-r of mOIlPY from one bank to nnorhpr without authority from the ('omIDon r()tlucil. Thp ('orporntion (oun~el d~IArl?d the ns~c~~ml'nt roll fllr f'll"anint:' Prosppct nY('llUP bptW(,{,l1 Portrr a'lellne and Huron stre;>t Wll~ irregulor he('nu~e tb£!', ('OU11- I ('ilmeu fnih:cl to adopt the re~olutlon Orcierin~ the wOl'k by n twn,third~ yote, Tlte chImeI' require. that tbi. shaU be the spec ia l n1Pcting of th e Board ItoI', Th£' ('o~t or ~oaJl and t owels ealth in Con vention llaIl InSll woult l hI' a ~l1lall ItC'nl, tb Offiecr D I·. IA'o- \YoIC presC'utl'd II "a~ UIl~ opinion oC the llpfllth ~etl'b pla n of a bulldillg rOI' usc as nmCt'r t hat n f;ilc cuuld be ~ccured done when the co,t ot the work exceeds & 1*JIUc bath, T h,,' plan was prepared fnml ROIlW puhJi(' f.piritca ('itizC'1l who tv: Architec t Jora lt'moT1 and sho w ed a would he wlllln~ to r('nt the lH::ceSS:lry ~;;OO. ~Inyor K night'> Yeto regarding the hntage of 40 fcet. th e bath room pInt for a nominal SU111. county's ('him a~ninst thp city was re-au Pt+per being :!sx2S fec t. T here \\ ill he U('allh Otlicrr 1...('0- \VoJ[ stated that hy the dt, rI ....k anti refened to the com· but one story to th e s tructu re, whil' h 11<' hntl not p 1"(-~t'lltf'(l t h~ ~kelC' h plan mittpc on finune·p • .. ArrnlHtCu so th n t a t any ti me nddl- (or ll i~I'\lf;sion , hut for the' n~ason that The ",to a!!ni".t oxtendin!' the Inmp ltoiis ma y hl,~ m ad l', I n f ront or th e In-fore t he r(,,~lII;.H' 1l1reting some of (iiMriC'H wa'" r€'C'ein,d nnd filed, taalh room Il'I thc oftkr, whic h is 26x t he 11lcrnbPl"'H o( th e Hnard m ig h t ha\'(' The "eto n>~nrdin~ numherjl1~ hou~p~ ll% Cect, lJl' ing o n th e r ight o ( th (' en- 0('(':1510n to \, j~it Ruffalo nnd Inight 011 Onkwood plnce was ,eferTl'd to tlte. lrauce. On th e le ft or th t' ("ntrallcr Is hil\'t~ nn opportunity to \'Lo;;lt thc puh[ocatf:d the 11£'n t pr, A fNtl m'c of the lie hilt h hOllS\'H In t hat city and guln ('ommittPt' on f tre-tl-t!-:, The ycto of the ro",llllion permittin~ as 111'Cpa l'efl h y A rc h itect Jor- '\11 IflNl of thr mallIH~r In wh ich t h<,y is th £> C h1c';]g-o drYC'I', which t~ nrc conc1uctC'(l. rIhe Health Officer .T. ):'. ~\rlaLU to C'on!'l.tMlct a frame build ll=::~,~ to b" loca ted to t he lert of t h e ~tnt('lI (hat t he CO...;t or thc main l Cllan('p in~ on )101" street waR r eferred to the By m ca n~ oC t h e dl-yer a 'lf the nuffol0 baths doC'~ not c:'«'r>rd (:(Immitte€' on fire, .. \.uthoritv "a'ii ~i'len to the C'ity treas18 t a ki n g a bath and who l2,:t:):i annually, nurin~ t hC" year 19111 to don a Bui t o C clean UIl- the Ruffalo haths WC'lT' patronizeo dUl'- urE'r ttl depo-..it th(> ~tnte excisf" money as ht" oUtlil1£'d in hi.... commuoi«.'ation. w u~ h h is or he r undrr- ing thc month oC January by 5,000 p£'rAId, ~(ai:-,chu<.;s introdllC'ro n re!'l.olnUon have th c g a rments p laced sons and In t h t" month of June thl~ lE'scindioC' all Rction re-Intinq to having' dry<"r h£'fol'('> c n tering t he bath. nU111h('1' wa~ h)('r('a~ed to 11,000, The rp$oluBction I ~ th e- T('sult, the u nder'1'h(' hnpr('~siol1f1 spmR to be prc, ·al('nt Pro.'pect n n"nue cleaned, being rcad~' to lion w h en th e that t h(' baths if ('OJlstrl1/'ted will hr tion wns appro'led and then n new r~o· ha... b~n com ple ted, pJacNl in the tUllllC' l district. Thp lution wa" atlopt.d pro~iding for doiltl; baths nrc ( OUI' In n u mber, b('lng lll'n lt h Omcer stnted JaRt nigh t thut tho work. Col. " '"ar.1's recommendations re lnth'e showt"r " a rie l y . The building nllhough ti l£' haths sho uld be locnt('d or hrl dt. an d nr('or d lng t o t he In that ('1111 or the cIty t hey shOU ld to chslll'W- in th" system of collecting ':~::~t's t'~· tl ma te will cos t In t h p not be loratc-d In t he heart ot th('O nnd dh-'{losing of nRhes and ga.rba~E" was II $l. ~OI). T h r Jlealth Omcel' tunnp] dl~trkt. I n th{' oplnion or th!' rr ferr(lfl to the ('ommittpe on sanitary t U1Hl ouht cdb~ the cost of lJ(':Jlt h Officl'J' t he-y ~hould be locat{'d n:f'aSnr(l-t. ,,"ou le l not cxcec(l $l, 7()i). Th p on RufCalo ,\ "<"nt1l" Honw\\ here in t he A r ..olntion WO' off.ret! b, .\ld. Sulli· at mainten anre wo ul d no t exceed vif'inlty oC Quay Street. ,nn endor~ing the hill now pending in per month . It wou ld be nec('~~ary 'Thro lllan~ will he brou~ht up fnr conttP~~ for in('ren~in~ the pay of mail th e ~ ('rvk('s of a Rtationary dIR('ufi~fon 11t thC' next rrgular m('cting C'nrriers in first-('ln~~ ('ities to n maximum who wou ld a lso ae t as jan- of lhe Board of Hc"lth. of ~ 1.200 nod in ,.cond·doss cities to I I SU~GESTIONS I A I. , IN DETAIL. A CIty Dump and Cremat i n~ Fac ili t ies are Among thl Th in,s th a t are Desired, ?!!w1: ~~~r ' : : public ('Ou\luuuiC'ation to the of n lderm(>n [his nfternooll, in hich he 5u:!gestf'd thl\t the nlderme-D at once t a ke ulltlt.'r rvllhliderntion the advisability of improving the s€'rvh.'e in the collectiun of 8she!oi and gnrbal?e, Col. Ward mnde th r (."(' sugg(>~tioos fo r attaiu~ 11' this (Ld , a~ follow~: Firot- By proYi<iing for a complete ""parntiou:-.; of n~he~, )!<lrbaJ:E" nud refu~e, bl ordin nnre ond coutract, ond-By proYidin~ city dump~ for Ibee Rod J::nrba~e, with improved plant haul mg same, with n PQwer destroy('r ttel!atinl? all rcfu~e and supplying ,...~ to tlH' ) Jain nnd Hamburg canal :pumping stotion. Third-B, pn,,·idinj; for the pnyments , . ur, if'e5 rendert>d UllOll [lie basi" of tity eollerted and deliy ... d. or tllat tity continue to provide its own plant th th e i m prOY~me-DtR and ameliorn ~ ug ~ (:sted--nH i~ the practice in the t citil'S of our ('Ins.~, In makin;: his ~tlggp~tion~ Col. ' Yard ed uttE."ntlon to the [Ul't that he i~ reu.ired to advC'rtbe for ll(>W bids for col~tlng ft!l1;hes and ~nrha~(" under the un' :rplred Porre-ttl <ontrnet nnd that the Ue<'ting i to be donE.' in a('cordn nj'a I t h(l old conU"llC't. 'l1\i~ C'ontract. lu" Ia.rt> , Is tlli" W'I~t po ... sibl ... {or the cits in "ie",," of thE" chall~es he deem!) Df'CeSary !lnd e-mlx)(lit"d in hi:'. ~u::~t.":o;tion~. To ab:\tC'! unsanitary ('ooditlon' in Zitte l str ...... C·,!. "'err! '" ked for authori,,· to prep!1rl" plAn!' and spf'('ification~ for !i:e"Wer in , ," .."lIs 8'lI."U\lE' l\Od Zittel ~trt'tt betw een the llmer.1 Sprin~ rond nnr! o..;~en~a ~treet. .\t pre~e-nt Sf-'wage- from Zittel tre'ct an 1 Park, iew a,eDU~ is df'(lO<!Itt'd on lo,,··lylng land bord.nnl! on Zittel street, about 1.200 f eet from ... , nt f! l(1ll~ n .. eneca. t~f\t. The attention <I for mnl1 ~ald line with sy~te-m~ now in ,"ogue in nearly eyery hi~h !-'l'hool in thp ('ountry, 'fhe change, proyide for ,"orious eour,., of study !iuch ag gpIlPral. rollpge pr€'pnratory. optional nnd additional studiPR. te-R('he-n/, te'chni('nl nud b1l5line ... ~, Bills for li~htin~ thr ('itr'~ stre'ets durinlt the month of April ha,e b~eD .tth. mitted a. follow" Buffnlo Gon.ral ElPetri{' Company, ~16"::14i1,f)fl: Buffalo (in~ Li~ht Compan,. $i,sll:l.lS. Col. Ward rf'f'omrn(lncied that wnrrants for tbe!;e amounts bp drawn, I I1(>:11th (;omlllis~ionpr Greeup f;.uhmitted biJIs a"l:ro"nting about $1.!JIlO for •• r. Yi('e~ p{'rforme-d b:,' 1aril')U~ p(>r~ons in ~tamping ont ~rnnllpox ill this city. H~ n,k",1 thnt th.y b,' paid. Thp mayor, ('omptrollpr nnd Pit, tren~­ urer i~Sl1~d :1 (,f"rtifil'llte of llel'E"S~itv fnr .. 1.220, thE' mOIiPY hein£t dup to Fra~k )1. Loomis nnd En1\'in P. RE"ar:-; for "~ork perform('d lD in~pstig-atin~ conditions in the C'ity trpasur(>r'~ offh:t.", ~\. r()~olution wn~ adopted hy th(' aldermf'n in fs,or of i!oO~niD~ bnnd~ f()r thl' amount nampd, Thf' honds ..... iII bl:" i~~ned to the ('omptroll(>r nnd the monpy will he ~e('urrrl from the Bailey n'l?nne E\e1'ler ~inking fllUd, Thp rpqn("st o( the ('omptrollrr to have taxps on property OIl BoX" avenue con- celed \yn referred to the committo. on th(" nldermen 'Wn ~ tn:'t~ nnd n""sea.'ment. The propf'r ty. it I. rlahned . d',e! nnt .,,\st. nltbon l:h tAxe fACt t hat I. Ward for the nr 1 07 to 1001 ha d hopn Ie- - R. IT IS PROPOSED THEY GO IN A BODY TO POTTER'S FIELD TO SEE THE CONDITIONS WHICH EXIST IN THAT 1t!!!L../?jr;,.' PLAC E. Ald. W.daklndt thts nfternoon an. that the CommIttee on Public Buildings or the Bo"rd ot Aldermen would ,"Islt Potrer's Field In a bod)· tomorrow, tor the pU!"pose ot a~certa1n­ Ing turther the condltiu\( ot the place. On Thursday evening there will be a public henrlng on the maUer. At this afternoo n's meeting ot the Aldermen, Ald. Huster presented the rOllowlng resol u tion : "Whereas. The city of Butralo pur· cha~eu, In 1856. abou t twenty acres Cor a cemetery, ,,-hleh is no\\' used and known as the Howard Ct=>metery and ",,'Ileroa., t he city ot Butralo' t he;oatler transterred to the Board ot Park Commis~loner~ a portion ot the ceme. tery sl te which now forms part of Our park system . "Resolvell. That the Commls~lvner ot Puhllc Works be reque.ted to han tbe Howard Cemetery surveyed In or. tie-r to Rhow the part retained for ceme-tery and thp. part ayallable for bu ria l " noune~d SUPERVISORS TAKE ACTION 0 THE HOWARD CEMETERY "1... CONDITION. S1.OIlU. ha, pr..·ented the rebuild in" of the I A ro.olntion wo, <ubmitte<l hy Ald . freight ,he,b on the hnnks of the Hnm· I Hnrp Ruthorizlnl: Dr •. Hill nnd CarpenburJ!' cana l thnt rf'(,E'ntly were rle~troYE'd tE'r of thp hf'nlth c1f'pnrtment to ~o to lksby fire. Thr ~heds were built orhdnally tOll nnd such other citie!i!. as they d€'f'm on condit ion that they !-<hould hp rE'moYed n('ce-~<.;r.rr to inspert ~rstems (If henting not latN' than Febnl nr~' I, 1002, They and YentilRtinJ: in the ~hool hou~~~ of were \l ... ed for Pan-American pur· tho~p ploC'P!'l;, nJ~o that all interE'~ted pprpO$e~ nud later {or regulnr bt1sine$~, ~on!i!. han" n hl?nrin~ hf'fore the aldermen Col. ' Yard nsked for a uthority to Iny on thi. ,uhieet. additional water pipe~ in Iiopkins ~trpet Col. " :lrfl'~ rp("l)mmend::&.tion regarding from Tifft ~tref't to ) I nri!!a ~treet and in Ute' ('onstrnction ot n !'ewer in Zittel Amber :-.tl·£'f't from South Park a"'eDue ~tT("et WI1S reft.'rrro to the ('ommittpp on to Hopkiu,; street, OthE"r thoroug-hfares in "pWf'r~. The ('ommunication l'efl'rrincwhirh it i~ de~ired to extenrl or improvE' to the trl?igbt sh("d:o; on Hnmbur~ (,:1nol the water supply are Be~t street, I\.enil- propprty was reterred to the committee worth a\'enue, )1ildrecl, Tyler nnd )Ier- on fire. r imnc streot.. I •.\uthority wa ... rnnt.,1 to Col. VI"ard Col. " "'ard abo rpport(>u that the books 10 e:ttenfl .1nrl imllroy~ water main$ in kept by the genl>ral ('Ierk and ('ashier the 'lnriou!1i !i'treet~ mentioned in n COIDin hi~ otilt-e- have not balan(,ed for a tnulli('ntion from him, 1'he \.'omruunicnnnroher of Yf"nrs, To inve~ti~ate the tion rp.~arding tlw unbnlnncecl condition c.aUfOe of the difference~ would cost mueh or book~ in th(' jlPne-rol office of the de· money , 8S t he books have not balanced pnrtmrnt of })Ilulir works waR reterred n~ fnr ;)Rck as 1893. Col. Ward rf'- to thp ('ommitt('C' on 11nanre-, qUl'~ted thE' nldE'rmen to instru{'t the com'Yarrnnts W~l'(, ol'd(>recl drawn to pny mittee on final!Ce to inve~tis:atE', !i'O that (or ~en'ir(\' . . performed by various prY'the accounts may bf" balanced, The differ- SOIl'" in $tampinJ! Ollt .,;;:mnllr,(,x. en('e. he ~ay~, is due merely to book~tlljt. EmC'1'50n':.i C'ommnnicotion rp.. keeping error~, gflrrling ('hnnltes in the courses of ~t\lrly SUD!. Emer'on a.ked that oppro~a l be In the hi~h sehool. was r~rorred to the !~:~~~~to ot~~~~;~ i~lethl~a~i~~a~~h~~IS t~~ the ('Ity, He the ('hnnges werp. m (.;1 I-l>t TO BUY CEMETERY .~s. FOR PAUPER DEA /'11 a 'l?, /Jlo f(>l'-r SU)lf"r\""l!;or Gibson ~ugge~ttd that a l ubC'ommlttep of !lye be appoill ted to make tbe In"fp~tl~atloD, Menzl('s ('h:lirwtlu appointed ~f /'l!l8r/l "·srd. Ba,nles, Howard, lrle-, JaekMn and Wllt!'lf'_ :\Ir )f{'DZiE'8 was adde<l liS suble qUI ot mot 10D, Thp ~lllH'ommlttpe met tor R t (>w mOo mpnrs ttl rtl~l"'ll!i''' the situation .\(r. Idf! stated I hat It OW6!; trll(, tbat the ('ouoty df'ad had hppl1 huripfi In the Howard Cemetery OnI\"" th(o\l~1.J. !!utrf'ranf'e. )ir, "'a (II dpnd III' su~n;efltpd that thp uDclalmt"d hllrl,'d in tbe {'(luuty farm, but It wa:oC ll~t'(,f'fJ rbat Ihl" plan would hI' un wi", . h "\\ ll!' tinally lt$treed to mf."'et OD ThursdAY At :! o'{'lo,'k to ~o to thp <'('IDf'tPry. Th." mnJI til "forl'd pl811 i::;. tn j'outer with the Alderru"D on a plnn to JoIntly purchase a Dew (.'(,lDt, tcry . ("°H EJ-t.;L~ChT~OIH~' 0 f Fie E CLAS HES OOi OEPART T WITH fiZ.°H mIlli tt e.9 ~rN ~ Q y Tblll Cnmmlltf'e~D Flnon ...""" and Lan'"~ 10 r.r~i~18tloD of tbf' Hoan1 or $up(>r"l~ore I:O~ t .... c:prhrr hr-(orp lbp rrlPllar UlP~tIDIi;' ot tb Bo:u-d thl!>\ morning to It('r 1)0 rbp r rsnll1tJoD of ~upe-rd:.;or Jdp dlrprtiug n.n In ''~~tfg1' tloD of tbe condition of the lloward ('erue- I t-Col, Ward Advised the Aldermen to Make Them in the Ash and (1arba ge Collecting System, ALDERMEN WIL VISIT THE CEMETERY 1 T ~ l~~~~~'S OF DRUNKENNESS MADE AGAINST 1~~~t'IANS H.~S STIRRED UP BOTH DEPARTMEN TS - INVESTIGAf1Ivy I 7''''' TION AT 4 O'CLOCK TOMO RRO W. ('ommis~ioner G eene this mOI'ning O1.u1e the announcemE'llt that \ omol'l"Ow nfte-,'noon at 4- o'C,lock -Wettng \\ oult! be held at wIuch the summoned Dr. Heath and, Dr • .!\~~IYI bto be pre.sent and )11'. Emelson "·1 e Health I there, a,'.mgTheupl'han('f's of at ~ ,,_u~€" ot the Pri~.(:ipal I{nell show· tomOlTO\\ ~ meeting are a "'om] deal better than they wt're Is!!t , , hal'gl~s made by Pnn('l- ;"eek lOasmu(']l as Supt. Emerson has taken up the matter and ..i.ea1th Dl"partmt'nt physiCians will be has told Knell that he "must" aPk" stv-en a hOl"ou~h airing. There is, pear, If the physi('lan$ we~e .drun when til€Y ,-accinated the pupIls 10 :\l T. !lowevf."J', one (on(lition-thut ~lr. hnell Knell's ~('hooJ it Is intended that the I 31 Knell of 81 hool ~o. -14 again~t the I per~ol1ally :'lr, p npppar to fUrth""T explain thl~ ch~l!'ge.s, muttl r must hl~ taken to a tlni~h. has resoh'ed H!"plf into I "if It can ,,~ proved that eith('r or a \ t"J')' complit-at£'d c.ffnfr. Last wef'k a thp:'l' men wert· mtoxh ateu, r \\ III have ll:eding" was ("ul1l'tl. Pro!. KneH :lS tht'lll dh:char~('O'1 from the offi«.'c, Buth notitit:d but did not 'lppe~Ll'~ Al'('OI'din,:; of our 111(:'0, though. ~tand n~~dy to t(~ Dr. (~r-£'eJle he has inthllatl"<i u \'€ry S\\<"ar that they "ere not and will prt·· fotrong ,lrslrr. to drop 1he whole thing. :5cnl affidavits llt tOnlOlTow'ti meeting- in But t>" Iwalth uuthoriti£'!'> :11 (' not ~(J ~\1ppot"t uf Ihis !'tatement. Pdndpai I leU"ed, Yl·str·rcay t'u~rc " tS It talk Knt·ll I!'I tI·yln~ Ir) lMt:k out but WI' are "I he mattlf"r I f'tWf' n F r~nll 1'1', (~re('ne i-Incl Supt H. p, I not going to Ipt tum. He nllJsl ('011 ~ of thr [){'pal'tmf"nt of Educa- .f"n Hnd f'uhstuntiatt' hi~ ~tn.te • ~ts.' Thi tnc k r a( (lver C.'" t£'I('_1 I )rF. 1-1 ("a t ~ nnd :\tay r~r'l \ £>1 >" mu('l1 phonf. It \\ 1 oed lrd t (.1'1 U nil rt- n: .'\"I..k<,d at (hp rt"mar,{f': Jla~u;:(td OTl 109 of I l pr "or t'l11llrrOW a(- 'h, mi. h J'f"( hllpt.'tU:r€ ::1.1"''': ("a: 1l11t(' t(>r"oon, I to SqU.aI·(' a, ("Cllln tS \\l th G7m lJclCt ·Ion. �AlDfRM OR SUPERVISORS f:~ ~. SHOULD ACT. Health Commi~~i~~er Greene Declares That After Rainstorms Water Pours nto the Kitchen---New Outfit to Cost TIMES $50,000• Mayor, Knight Says County Hospital Problem is Up to Them to Settle. 1II4f'/~ v m lI qhed a. goot1 1 pJ"(>!l:pnt tim" for th .... rp~ici(>nt COUNTY OFFICIALS "I,,, LI KE TO QU I BBLE. 8. phYf:I· But the Taxpayers Want to Bn QuIp! work It .. acco p - 'Quaran- <i"n'. wIle (0 assl., in the mana"ement d~l for the bat'k~rs of a new 1 lind can.'" oC patlentt-i in quarantine. tine Ho.pltal fnr Buffo.!n, lor during t Ie ast few month~. white city legIslators ~r~ngl'd over thc pros and cons at tho 'Iod~rn Lf"adlng CrOln the rear of th~ 01 tho ted tho 10 Pur~ cres ((Ir ed and ',and, \:) there· ot Park e cernet of oUr [sczloner to bale in or~ r ctmt', burial' ON ON I RY havp. a new peSthOU5C, It means a cost of $50,000 to the city, but us;ing the ~mall-pox epldt'mlc ot the past winter a~ & basis for figuring, it is concluded that a pe::ithouse, and an adequfl.tf' one, j" tndJ~pensJble to a city of Buffalo's populatIon. DeaerlpUon of the Bull(lIng, 1'Jtflt construction ot' an up-to-date l'p.sthousf' Is no fihnplc matter. and acC'ordlngly the plans for Buch an instltuUon art! particularly C'ornpllcatfd. It 1M suggcst~d in the plans of the Health Dt"'partm(lnt that the n~w buUdlng r.onfllAt at two stories; that the building be m8dp chlpHy of brir-k, or some otht:'r durable substance, and that It. consist ot tour dlstin('t departmentf=, but at t.he r;.amp. time f'onn~ct~d for the sak~ 01' !i'anitation and convenience as weoll. ~aturalh' the- ground flool' ot thp- new Quarantine Hospital ~'iII bf'i the ('('at at nppratinnR for th~ ~tarr:. Should It hI': huilt nn th,. flrnf:('nt pesthousn t'iI~ It ""ill fafe to the south In Ea~t Ferry };tre('t. It the )'I]au8 arp. carried out it wUl bp. n ntar, tidy and prim looking plars d~void ot the repulsiveness of the oldtime p~,!;thousc. Fronting on East Ferry Htreet will be the Omf'(! and rooms 01' the rf"~ld~nt physician. It is propo~E"d that this b,. 36 fr.pt front and 4:7 fcet d('foP, It will rontain ;\n offirp, laboJ"atOI"!·, r('r('ptfnn room, hRlI, dintng·room AI n Fl('('plng apartmC'llt.<:. It will be ~l1ttahl(' fnr tllP accommoda.tion of OJ. physldan and his wltp, It has bC'("n cu~tomary durlnJt thc past a well a ... .. S s ~UNAWC~~I~~TIENT. I s Smallpox Victim Bolted While the Doctors Were Arranging to Take Him tothe QU/~e Hospital. J?!i~n of J • rn~.::=t w •• '\ hospital y{>.8r('r_ 6uft't'rlnll {rom smallpox. The bealtb' • ftllthorltll'l1 hael (·uite n time In getUng him to the hosLlita.l. 1 LIl)'ntllfl l~ flUl.loyed At the Lncknwnnna .shopH at ~lonn nnd bl8 <'8~p. WIIS rE'port~ll I to tb~ hl'nltb rJe)JI\rtnu.'nt by Ur. Rodrn. ·t':!lu\-I:,l hI the Q.u:1rAntlnf\ ullr I lwodl')' (It W"ld,'n IlVl·uue. Dr. Edwtlrd Clark ot {hl' b"':cl.lh d,·tlD,rttnt'nt lnve"tlgnt· I "'d. and h(, rllltg.uhil'"tl the I'n~p nR OUl! ot ~mll1Jflox. nod L'l,ymlll1 wat-; taken tn a I I'lhnnty In ~IOAn to wnlt tor tbe arrival or tb .. alnhuhlU("t.~ ,,·bleb W;l~ to ('onn~y blm to thl"' hOlipltat. Wblle the doctors were nut Wilkin.: arnngl'mf'Dt8 tor bls fPmoyal tel tbe hu!opitill. IAl'mon holtell trom the \ ~hnut) Ilnol ,tant'il tor Ih~ ('Ity. ~E'"\"(>ra\ men II.UW him Iir", hilt "'('n' arr.nlil to try to Btull hIm. .\0; hi.. f("Mflll'net' Will\ not kunwu to the Dutborltl ..B, th(·y bad to tlcllrc'll tllr some time ht'fort~ thl'S RlICCePltPf\ 1n IO(,Rrlng htm, the tlnl1f'~ 1wlng ('all~fl "W"D to t t In tbt, .~"rcb. l l\~·runn was "I' ond ~ PDt to 9Iltbuut further tlnally tot!nd at hili 1I01Of', the quarantluE" hospital I Nuuh:, afm'('- .ald sel'tion Is a. narrow ball-way, project detaUed plans for tM proposed terminates In the cemral part n!'ltitutton ha.ve be~n made and n"~' In the hands or " havf> ju~t b~n placed thr Ht"a.lth commts~loner tor approval. J iel ntally a. ('aretul f"xamina.Uon or nr e b n made with the result the plans has ee made tbe that Dr. ~"alter D. Greell~ t ,. announCE"ment to & TIl\IES repor er tb t h wbollyapproved them and was a e tl pleased 'WIth the departicularly we . wn in vt"'lopm~nt ot c(lrtaln ideas as sho the dr&wlngs. Howard Beck ot the Burea.u ot BuIldd 'Inge which ha.ve ju~t 1ng madt' the rav-: been turned over to Dr. Greene. Thcy were done under the close direct Ion a t h H lth Department and It Is not t e ea I t1 will Ukely that any material a tera ons be made In the event of the Common Councilmen directing the erection or est house at once. a. new p To Oo_t f'SO,OOO. Dr. Greene said he would present these plans to the Common Council just n as the time becomes ripe, -which 8S soo he hopes sincerely is not tar away. It has been a. subject for deep thought for some time as to whether Buffalo should .... Saved an Ann ual Expense of $50 000 f , o r Private Hospital B~'" , '-7A.J A . i . l ~-; In ",ery "n" ur It (h,' insUtution ,\'-hich will be (>quipppd fOt' mo~t nt' the "ark rOnnE'ctN[ "ith t h(\ ~ care of thp ~1C'l(. ExtensiYe ro()m~ of "'layor Knight Is L·lundrie~, hOllers and ('ooking lltenSU6', Poor Long 1~ an p e:sec1, Supt of togelhcl''' lth a ::;torel'OOlll, kitchf'll and Neff Is on th~ r nOY~d, COunty AuditOr" dlnmg-roOln will f'Ollslitute th~ ground POOl" Kenng tt ~nce and O"er~pr of the 11oor, while the upp€'r ftOOI~ will be dcthin d' 0 s waiting to hear 80mevotcd to Ripeping 1'00ll1H for nun:;es. NE'~.S' I ~p: These ~re featUres of lhl! Projectlng' in either direction, eaflt and I tl . (and relutn·,o to the propmdwest. wHI be other corridors, leading to I f on to !"t'parllte the Count.Y Hospltlil the wards. The builrlillg on the east I rom the- .·\..lm~hou~e. remove the br.l!1!i will be tl~pd exrluslvply tor fema.le pa- : Of "pauppr" from th~ clt\··s poor ~~ tient~, "hUr! the 11lale wards will oc- ! I ev en tu_al1y, save the ta~p~yers 'mori; cupy the building jUAt WE"J=;t ot the ren- , than $,,0,000 annually by making It tral ant'. " Each of the corridor~ ~:e to sible to ~end dty patients to II puPb~7~ be ahout..A leet in length, They \\111 be huspltal Jn~tead of prh'att> h . I arrang~d so that articles can be ("on-; "The XF.!'''·S Is d 1 .. o~p tals. yeved from Onf" part of the pstabltsh- I its d~ - 0 ng u great work in · · crU~ll e agaln·t g dl ment to the other by means at' trucks. I if'nts to pri •. t. l:'"i .- en. ,!lg ctly patIn each wIng tbe ~'ards wltl be on the I Knight t d '~.l £: ,.losPltals, ~J.ld Mayor first floor. Priyate rooms for the sick I . 0 lll· I t~ll you I wn~ glad will be found on the top or FE."cond flool'. "hen I picked up the XE\YS the other It Is not expected that patients dIrected pVt'ning, and rt'ad that editorial In opto occupy the better apartments wilt : positIon to tht! ('Ity paying over $50.000 be obllge-d to pay, but thIs is to be left u year tor the care of city patients at to the dlscretlon 01' the city authorities. prh·att! ho~pttal~, when at th~· Same To En'tcr at the Rear, lime it IA paying HS per cent. or the By a wIse arrangement sick people cost or malntpnnnce of the County ordered to the pesthouse will be taken llo~.pltal. I han' bee-n much interi.·sted in from the re-ar of the building. When in \\hat the NE\VS has publlshe-d about C'ured thpy , ..·m be dcspatched from the Lh.~ proposition." front door at their respective apartThe taxpayers, ~Ir. ~tayol'. would mE-llt after bat.h and disInfection 01' llke to. ha ve )·ou sugge~t it remedy for Clothing. On these latter matters the t~~ ex!stlng eviL" suitl the Inttl'viewer, pest.house authorlUcfl are extremely r "Quld suggest that ~Ither the rIgid in their rules. The orecautlon Is Board ot Super"f~ors and the Aldernecessary o·wing to the presence at rnt'n make ~ome arrangement whereby germs or thc most contagIous cla~s. the clty'g poor can receh·e treatment at the County Ho~pital, or that Supt. Present PelflltlIOU1te. Long and Overseer Kenngott del'lde upThe old pesthouBC bas been a mpnACe on Borne plan. that will en'1.blc it to the East Ferry Street neighborhood to bt' done. !::tome plan should be 10r ycars. It never was Rdf'qua.te to nuoptpd that the tnxpayer~ '.f Huffa 0 the demands of the dty, and the small- ('an ~a.\'e thu t $50,000, nox: outbrf'ak of last winter has stirred Mayor Knight announcpd that hE' han the city officials to activity. The build- not yN had time to investigate tlie fng i!' in a. deplorable condition. Y('st('r- pr(..po~ltion of' sf'parating thl~ hospltlil day the Ilealtb CommJssioner ('alled on from thl"" ~·\lmshoUFf' the Commissioner of PubUc \Vorks and "You rememhpl' my re('ommpndH tlnn a8ked that Immeodla.te r{'pHir~ be nladt"'. to the Common l'oun<'ll on this prh·ule Col. ,,"'al'd was in(orlned that the root hOApital plltronage-?" he continued. ot the pcsthouse was in such bad con"It Wa~ published 1n the NE'YS on cUtIon that eluring every ra.1nJ=;tornl th,.. ~aturd.ny." water WOllIn pour <lown, almost 1n "'Yell, 1 ju~t wanI to ~ay," added th~ buckptsful. Into the ldtchpn and otht'r l\f:1YOr with a mt'aning look, "that the apartment!=!, Teml10rary repairs at leaRt Boal'd cf Alderm('n haye ptgE'onholt'd mu~t be mad" at nncp, It ir:; practically it. I'll get the re('ord~ and ~ee." a two-room shanty. 1t has no bathroonl for rlthe-r patipnts Ot· nur~ps. ,Vhen "IT'S THERE TO STA Y," tbrrc werA ~O f!tmaU-pox cases confined • He got the record!;. They di!'tclo~('d th!'re laH ,yintrr it kpflt. one nurse busy that the Aldermen had ret{'rred the all tb~ time caITying watpr frOln thp MaYOr'A rel'ommendatlon to th~ ("'omhydrant in the l'pal' of th~ place and mlttpe on Poor, tilling tub!'1. Pati('nts are lnade to wash .. It'~ then' to ~tay, I gues!'!," !'laid the at ll?ast three Urnes a. week ' .... blle at the ~fayor. "'I haven't ht'ard ot It "In('~ I pesthouse. sent It to the ('ommon Counci1." FaclUtlps for doing the! laundry work Hupt. Long twltch('d conRjd~r8hly and washing A.l'e equally dppIorable. All when he was accoMed and qUt'~tloned c-1nthing wQl'lt by patiellts js washed regarding the subject. At an early and (U~inr("rted beron" allowed to l~ave the nlacc, ,Yrtsh-lubf"l comprlse the only ~tage or the Inten·tew J.t deyeloped thnt provision lIladr for Ulis work, To form he wns dl~Jllea~ed at what OYerseer 01' 8 ('onC'!'ptinn of the (.oudition of BU!- the Poor l{engott had said in the- ~E\VS fHlo'fI r'('fithou}:C" (';.til only be mKde by a on Saturda:r vi~il to the pnmIl'P5. 'fhRt would shock "That man don't kllo~' what hf' I" It I f d lti talking about," said ),11". Long. "1 know any we - 11 ormc c zen. ~ thnt whpn the Over~eE"r of the Poor had authority to ~t'nd the ('Ity's poor to the ~OUJ11Y Hospital that they were ~endlng nearly eyeryuodl' who came along the-reo Xow, therp's absolutely nothing In aU thl~ talk about separating the two In ~tltutlon~, It won't work. that'~ .alt. The city is the principal part of the ('ounty, and or the per capita of Inmatt'$ of thp ('ounty Hospital today It has all the patients eX(,t'Pting 'j~ pC!r cen t. It hlt~ as tu 11 ra tio.'· "How mnny patlenLs a.re In tht> hospi tal today"" "There are just 341." 'Could you a("commodRte more?" ",Ve hsyc 3ilO heds" "Then it is a ra-ct tha t the OVer!;eer ot the Poor 1~ compdled to ~t'nd his pa· tlents to prJYate ho~pitals '1" "It i~. Hut ju~t think what the ('fty has sa \<erl h:r the- pa!-l~nge or the In \v prohib~tlng the Oyer~E."pr or the Poor from fIIe-ndlllg patlE'nt!'t to the County Ho~pltaJ. ""hY, before that la"' went into errcct the power to commit patif'nts to the county Hospital 'was '·t?sted in the town justices at the peace. the (WerSl'er or the Puor nnd the Superlnt-t'ndo::nt ot Poor, The re~ult was that 1he h(lspilal wa!"l packed "'ith all kinds of unworthy people. \Ve keep re-cordl h reo 'Ve know the hlstrory of every caee. 'Ve have thp identity ,of ('\'eT)' chJ!d ('ornmlted to an orphans nsylum rvr ,-" t/ ."." I I I, II I thoroughly {'sta'lllsh.. ... o,·· R£,.,EDY WITH SUPERYISORS. "Can lh (lv reeer or Lhe Poor srnd chllilrf"n O.1!": orr!1n.ns· al'lyIum"'· . 'J"o, and I thnlJ.k r;od hp ftnnnt." ton lPS the ) . rS(>1'r of the Poor fur- nlsh :VOli ,,,Hh a ,.e"or~ c'! he sendo; t") YOU f·R admtss101l County lI08pital?'· '·He does not. He s n:\s . veT")'body Ovtr here. lifO send~ the;,:·. "'\ er b r-e for ra:lroe.,1 tr!l: slh1rtatton. toO. Befnr~ 1 had full control o[ the- port" dppartment In Erie Count)'. we w~re paYIng .s!O.OOO a year r IT railroad tranSp4,rt Uon. La~t )·ear I 'ut it down to H '.ltth~ lesR than ~~O .• "'Vh 1t rt'medy would you I!Ugg~st to enable thE" city to hav(' Its patlen!s treated at a puhllc hospital, nnd to saV!! $;)0,000 a )CE'ar to the taxpayers [01' the tre-atment or city paUentslt pi l\".ll~ hospital!' ~" "Thp rpmedy lIe~ In the ROElr 1 or Supervisors. If thE'j." ~E'e fi. tht"'y ('an nlarg"! the ('aunt)' Hospl al so that it "'111 accommodatt' both the city arti count)· paUents. 1 helieve In catH. It things by their right n,lme!, A p1Up P• is a pnuper whether he Is tn a prlv te hospItal. or a ctly ho!"pltal. or 11 county ho~pIt;\l, proylt\e." he l~ lhere at thp el:p~nse or the publlc'~ "How many coun~y patIents ore noW ~n privatt' hoc;;pltals"" "A verlo' fE'w," "How many!" "I don't know. I will ~alo~ thnt the pauper fE'aturp l~ worthy nf 8om(> con .. sideration. 'YhE'n n man pomes 1" hE'r~, and I ~ee that h~ Jg all right ann \\ 111 b~ gTe-atly humblf>d hy going tt) "hat he belir>Yf's Is the poor how~e hospltal, I make some distinction In hi!" It'e. 1 think It I~ right that 1 Ahoulrl do so," ""'\:'11, that Is ju('t what t.he . ~E\Y~ ~nd :\layor KnJght art> trying to get at ',"hy not separate lhe ho~pltnl trom th~ Almshou~p, and removE" thc stigma of pauPt"rlsm ., .. "That wlll Dot do It," I SITES Fql} JIRF 7/IHO$P~:AL. . Various slte7;. (;.'?:!conSldered for the loc8tlon ot E.' ntw )larlne HOllpltal tor this city and snme comment hRS been arou!;:cd In connection with the !lame. It hus been propo~ed to locate the new hospital on upper .llain Strpet. n('ar St. Joseph's A~ylum; near the dock~ anrl In !levera! othpr plac.es. among them being along the Niagara RIVer front, just out· side the clty lImits. SevC'ral partics int(Jre~ted In th@ new Marine Hospital mo\'(·ment hove expreese!i themselYes 8S being in tavor ot the Niagara R1vl:r front as offering the best ,:stlsfactlon. It is understood that thp Seamen's 1:"nloo is also In (ayor ot this 10caUon along the river. George Han. :sen, secretary and trea~urer ot the union, in answer to a query tht~ morning .as to what ht considered the bE'st location (rom the sailor's Ylewpolnt replied: "I lhlnk by all mea'ns the Morlnt' Hos. pltal should be located along the Xlllgara. Rlvrr," "·What are your reasons for fav('Inng a location along the rlyer?" W3!( 8..Fked "''"{'II. water and shipping (orm the principal JOY of a ~allor·s HtC'. ami it thE" bospltal oVl:rlookr-d such a scrne as ",'ouh' be presentcd on the river, patients ",·ould be more 'Contented and less unensy. They would not feel that the}' were out of thlr natural element, as t.hy would if t8kpn trom 3. view of water and boats. Antl then, too, euch a locatlon would be Quiet and healthful. and that Is what Is desired tor n ho~nltal. "~J:r ('pinion :tf'; to thp Niagara River front site I."l" Yolced b~· the ('ntlre 1'nlon, which. as It has done so much toward procuring the hospital tor Buffalo, ahould l1ave somf'thlng to say as tn Its location," Mr. Han~en Is flracticall~' tbe head ot the Seflmen's t:nion In this city Bnd aa fiuch his opinion {'srrles ~ome weight At the mE'eting o( the union tonight the quefOtlon of a site ~'il1 be consJdE'red aact tn all probability r£'snlutlons will be adopt ... ed fa\'orfng the location on ~,.. t8S1lra River front . Other promine-nt men ('all attention to the advautage:;. of the N[ag-ara sUP, In thAt It l!l: n('8r the gro~·lng port of Tona~ ... anda and Black Rock: that .. ~Ia ara Street Is tn less congested condition ~Rn :Main StrpE't v;ould b(' for the paSSing or an ambulance, and they f'peak or other 2'"E"a!!:on~ why a. site should be !ielected along the rlvtr. ALDERMEN TO GET T1MES. F fACTS,.., IN GOODWYN CASE , COMMITTEE DIRECTED TO SUB. MIT A REPORT--SALARY STILL HELD UP. 7H,!::!~3/trv or~e The old m : : {gUilty of the" ar,potntlnf"llt" .lr:--. Amy G t1,'orl\, RA as~lst~lIlt mercantile lllEpe-<'t.O~ tn De-partment of HpaIth wa~ again \'f" tllalf'd i>fl'[orl" thp Board or .Ahlerlllf'll j£sterda,r afternoon, when .\h1. ~Ial·tin ag.lin litll·(·eelled in holding up the pay of ~lrq. (;()orlwyn. Rnd had a lSOI Ion pa",~ed Ilemanding that the COmJlHtlee or. investigation Imbrrlt a H'port at lht" n('xt meetln~, The ('ommlttee hal!! hac) thf' rna Her uude" considE'.TUhon tor IIPV('ral weeks. or rather heh~ell Ib Mrs. '],)odwyn In the Intt:rlm going Without her pa~' Ald. :'it lrtln made one of hie rhara _ 'I t('rlsUC' speeches, ~ying In par! lon', know this lady from a sJde at SOlp :ath.r, hut J rln knf}w 'hat th,. f>x~ml. na1l4.n f'hp 18 snl /) to have J.IIl61!PU l\'a Ift~ damna ble ever held one of the m h~rp to AI~1. Mart'n's resolutll'n directing the III fmbmit a repolt wa then ((mmlttep doptro. I �150 INDIGNANT OVER CONDITIONS AT \ VQUII?E/l. POTTER~S FIELD. POTTER'S FIELD IS DISCUSSED TODAY. FNOOJRER. FNQIIlREB SUPERVISORS' COMMITTEES APPOINT A SUB-COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE AND CONSIDER PURCHASE OF NEW Aldermen Visit Cemetery and Express Disgust at the State of Affairs in Existence There. SWOR CO}~Y BURIALS. 'fu t\.~ \ '3 \"\ 0 t.. Q\)\~t.~ '"' l ACTION TO BE TAKEN NEXT THURSDA Y NIGHT. RAVES dug at a. depth of perh aps pany a body to the grave?" was asked. three tee or even less, ~o t h at thp "No: our duty ends with placing the tops of the boxes 1n which are corJ')se with the keeper of the grounds. ... bodi es of the unfortunateR bur leu We ('annot be blamed tor the condition ~rel l\"ere bu t f r om ~tx inches to or theSe graves." ~hteen Inche. from the top or the The commlttpe then went through lfOund: graves u nmarked and dug pro· the Field In a body and everywhere lIIIcuously without proper attention to found a lampntable ~tate of affairs, tlon. uncared for. unmark ed and in 1\.1rs. Morlcck. wife of the present pnera tly disgracefu l condition, en- keeper. accompanied the )!arty anrl wn~ i¥ied the a ttention and arou sed the In- questtonE'd by each regaralng what had .iJlPaUon or th e Aldermanic Committee been the practice of' the keeper since Wldch went to Inspect the Potter's her h u sband had been there. ~e1d thl. morning. She claimed that Morlock. the presThe onmmlttee, consisting of Chalr- ent keeper. had done his duty in dlgn.an Harp Rnd Aldermen Malscho'"'j glng th~ grave. to the proper deptb IAndshett. ll rEnch ren, Husler and sIne';, he h ad been In office from Februtwedeklndt. d rove tn the Potter's Field ary . Oth. this morning to make a. thorough In· Several of the committee inserted ",,,,,Ugall,)O o f th e .tate of that burying sticks Into grave., mo.t or them old, around. ~ot on e or them but expressed and reached the tops of' the r ude boxes -h~ Indlgna. tton in the stronge~t term~ at n depth of !Otix inches. -..c1 branded the place as a disgrace to This callpd out many expres~ion~ at civilized community . horror and indignation trom tho~e It "III be remembered t h at The En· present. uirer ex cIu ~lvely called attention to . "That fil;uch 8, thing could exist In a he Impro per and disgrace-tul state of clvlllzed community is a burning dlstralrs \n the potter's Field, and ~Ince grace," said one. tbat t im e h as made a vigorous protest "Something mu"t be done and at gain~H It. A repre-sentatlve of The once," said Chairman Harp. Enquirer was invited by the committee Onp gra.ve in particular which, to a c~om pn ny it nn its In~pection tour. despite the claim at Mrs. :Morlock that Ald. W edek lndt. who Is also County her husband had dug them all at the Undertaker. explained that the duty of roqulred depth. showed e"ldences ot the und ert a k €'r ended with p lacing the being np.wly made. was examined and bodle. In t he h ands of the k eeper of the th~ top at the box "'as found to be but cemeter y. a little over a foot from the top at "But a re yo u not su·pposed to accom· thp around. G HO,~P~;t~ go~~NS, Mrs. Morlock called attention to the fact that the keeper received but $2 for each grave dug, and Ald. Wedeklndt then suggE'sted that the proper thing to do would he to make the posi tion or keeper a salaried one at a stipend or $500 a year, aside from the $2 for each grnye_ "It is a shame the "'ay things are here, but what can you expect of a man who receives but $2 for eaCh grave dug? There is no appropl·iatlon from the city to care tl)r this cemetery, as there shOUld be." Ald. HURter then said he had been told tha t a former keeper had given a couple oi bums a lit tIe beer each to gl) up and dig graves tor the pauper dead on Reveral occasions. The member. at the committee talked over the advlsabllity of securing a new .lte tor a Potter's Field. Most of them fa vored this. J. Prior, who runs a sa.loon near Potter's Field. stated that the odor a. rising from the graves tn the flummer IH almost unbearable. 1\{rs. Morlock "aid that people would hang around the place nlghtR and steal p lants from the graves and tbat they had had une dog sbot. Cbalrman Harp then said that he would call a meeting of the committee tor Thursday night and make a convincing report on the horrible condl~ tlons at the Potter'. Field. It Is believed tha.t resolutions favoring a. new 51 te w!ll be adopted. w.... I BODIES BURIED 1 SCARCELY UNDER r/~~",,,. THE SURFACE. ?'i'Z(fu.fbU;;:: "\I~g't'stiOI1~ mnllt.' ,:!,IJ.~ Jll nn~ proyidp for fl new hospital ~11d m~. 01" l'flthpr fnnr npw huihlin~, 1rJU\ of'l'otnmodntions for about liO 1'11tient _ anli it is h(·lipycd thnt threl" of the four huJlflings ('ould bf' ('reeted of hriC'k at I ( flst of ~:)o.n~)O_ 'rhp lllnns f"ftntl'lll- ~ late lIlt' 11:-(' of th~ pr£lo.:pnt o.:it .... hut thf'Y ~ald 'asil~ hf.' chung-td ~honltl it b<, elf'(:>J1'· od,'lsonhh· to ~pH tIt() prC:>;Pllt :-;itp uud y n new on£' E'l:.::ewhert\, The hOfOpit;11 prOnpl' is to he locnh·d in '0 tWIJ-toitory huilrlinA':-l. RO \ly ~O f('('t iu ZP. 011/1 nhout 1:20 frpt npart. Thr utlliin lls will he t'OUlH'<'ll,l hy corridor:.:, and. Olll' of Uwm will lw us('41 for male -patU'nts and tll(, oth(>T for f£'mn Ie- pn tlents. Eneh of the- ~·in~s will hlue 1~ ('of!!; on t ht· ground fioor Dud n (loz(>u bpds tn tof'parot(' rooms on 1 hp l1J1[,{,r fillor, Yl'}wa\' Le-tween til!' two "trl1C'tt1r~s m~ntioned It h propCh:f'd to rr(,rt a hri('k tHlI ldln:: a:) l'y 41 fe!'t in size. to lip uSl'd fiB n. ~il.('r hou"p, hUllfhy-, kitl'bcn. nursE':'i. clluiuJ:·rIJom nnn h I rfW"olllS, and tmmedlOtpiy in !rout of this huiMing, find ~nu~'('tt."(l with It by ,a ('c'ITioor. tIl(> plnns pro\'ldl1 for .111f' pr('('hon of .1 frame hll\tf;('o No more dl~gracet'tll condItion MEN"T. slnc~!f::: the idea. of buildlng & new quaranUnt! hospItal tor the city. Health Comml!lslon· er Walter D. Gp:ene has been Quietly at work prepartne;- detailed plans. The plans tor the prop.)sed structure ha.ve been drawn by Howard Beck of the Bureau or Building. These plans provide tor .. modern hospital to cost not more than $50,000. ""bether the present slte In Eaat Ferry Street or a new site la to be used has not yet been decided. The hospital under the Beck pl,n would consist ot tWC'I sectton!. one to\" mate and one for ternal.! patients, connected by & corridor. M(ldern lighting, "enUlatinr and sanitation Is 8.rrang~d tor. Dr. Greene. Is conftdent that the plans will MAY VOTE TO ABANDON '7 /~d ~ "~O . OOO Not new pesthollse h ave plans for the realtza tlon ot t he project been so f ully arranged as at the present time. Whlle the city leg' islators h&ve 'been procrastinating over i ". ~ QUARANTINE ClJ~\~~' HOSPITAL JO'OR THE "IPROYE- of Affairs at the Howard Cemetery. .r. ~ AN"D C OST WILL B E !Alderm en Find a Disgraceful State of buil<iing. h, IIf'Rlth CommissiollPr (~'r('of'lIP hn~ prepnrC'd plnn..; , f~r th e 1Jrn~pPC'~ew I1m11'antin€' h()~· lutnl, whirh will lip pre"C'ntf't) to the ('om· mun <'O llneil in the Ilf!ur future with n rt'· :~1 t t hnt thl.'~· he ('ou5:ideTl~u by that 011 ~ EWPLANFOR DR. G R EENE HAS HAQ THEM MADE They Have Bee;; Prep{Mt!J nder the Direction of Health C 6~'f miss ioner Gree ne, atting f.~n::' ~~g A .jolnt of and La.ws and LPgislation committees of the Board of S~pervlsors was held to. dRY to take acUon on tbe resolution In troduced at the last meetln b S visor Ide appertaining to th~ c~n ~~~:. c"ndltlon of the Putter's Field d \"Isor ?t:tenzle presided. The reS~l~~?~~ stated that a resolution was passed some time ago providing for lhe ad vel'Uslng tor the sale Of lhe old bu rlai ground. and making provisions for the purchase of another sUe. Supervisor Gibson moved tbat owing to the lateness of the hour at which the meeting ·was held today a sub~com­ mlttee be appOinted to Investigate the matter. The motion was carried and the tollowlng committee named: Supervisors Ward. Baynes, Howard, Ide, Jackson. ?tlenzies and ~Vjlt8e . The commIttee aSlked for a wee-k's time In which to look Into tbe matter and then adjournment was taken, atte; the joint committee decided to •• k for a week's time. The committee wll! meet next Tuesday. The sub· committee tben held a meot· ing to decide upon a COurse of actIon. Mr. Ide said that fOOl" some time the Potter's Field h .... been In bad sbape, and that It has been said that the county has been burying dead In tor'bidden ground, thl. being what I. known 8S the Howard Cemeterr, and Is lhe property at the city. The speak· er added that the county has been using the city ground only through the good na.ture of the city. Supervisor Ide f'ugge.qted that the county buy a new plot of land Independent at the cltv and thl. wag !ndorsed by other members of the sub-cummittee. It decided to ,.lslt the burial grounds Thursday a.fternoon of tbl~ week. EN()u'RER. T~n~lan~~~S~he~J t9g~~e~I:.1 maet "'Itb such app roval that the Common Council wll! .how no b •• ltency In . adoptlng them. :- Stake~. has tll'lsen In Buffalo than Is fUrnbhed by the Hov,,'ard CemetE'ry. or the Potter'~ Field, just over the hill from Father whll'h were orh;inally Intenoed wa~ completed, It was the SE'n~e DC • to deRignate the bO<11e8, han:> been jthe ~\!ll('rm~n· J>re~ent. that the <.'e~~~~ moved from grave to grave, untn ther!;' t£'1'Y ,l~ a b~olutely ~'ho\llli be abandon~, ~ndh:n~ItY'S no way of a~cprtalnlng thE?' ,cemetery for the burla 0 t name of a corpse in a sIngle grave, (lend bf' e~tahll~hed. f th It aUon Buker's Proteclory at \\resl S,=,nel'H. Thl!; morning !'\everal members of the "\\'hat, :~o you think 0 e g U Bodies are buried so near the top oC Committee on Public Grounds of the out her.,,! waS RJ=;ked Ald ..Ha~t such the ~round that. with a stiC'k, it Is Board or Aldel'men, and other .Alder.. It.I~ Impos!=;lble to pe~1e,~erte In the sible to penetrate the sad and t<>uch the men. ylgited the cemetery to make an a thmg Is possIble ~ g ,t. li ti n It box contninlng the corpse or the poor jlnSpeeuon or the grounds and ascertain very hf"al"t of mOl~el n ~l\ ~.Zi~s °1 'ever unrortun.::tLe dead. if the chn.rge~ that have been made 15 the wor~t condition 0 a a It Is not enough that men mU!'I.l from Ume to time. "'ere true or fah.e·lsaw." t ,,-tth a unknown, fnr f'rom frlendlv h-ln·ds t~ Th~ trip was n1ade In carrlage~, and th(' .<\ld. Hu~t('d armed hlmsel which h'e prepare them for decent burl'al bUl following Aldprmen were in att£>nnance ~mall bram.'h of a tre~:'I[~o~~l~ he th.... ,hey mu~t be-coome the vict1m~ ~f un~ Thomas Harp, chairman; H'"lll'Y remo."ed the bark. " he bodies scrupulous cemetery k(>ep€'r~ Thoi! Land~heft, Ernest 'Yeo.eklndt, Frank termmed the depth to \\ ?i~h t~nce~ the charges that haye been made "against :Mal~('hor~, John Huster and Neil ~lc~ were interred. In nx,n> n~ more' than some of' the kepperf' of the Howard Eachren. boxe~ In the grayes , t>r~ ~o ·el OthH5 Cemetpry ar"', sutllcient to m k h n foot below the graun e\ • h ur blo d a e t " .. IMPOSSIBLE TO BELlEYE." . re f d I· Inch.' below t e . o run enlrl, nnr] awaken pity in th \\e oun F. . b • -h d blheart~ of' the most indltrerE'nt t0h e faee, and othprs eoulp t? na( e ~~l~t. to Which man Is a conSl~nt s~b~ thfn t~heo~~:t~:~~~!~i~~ of the grnundS to ho ~·.l1ll1ell lay the dO('tuf in l'hnrc-c of Xnl content with bun"ln b th .. re a-r~ ro""'j'¥ of chlldren's gra\"{''ri tta hnspltal, L()th ns a dWPlling lind un shallow ellrth tht?y h - bg acHes in whcrp!n tilt'" bodJe~ are burleod one 0 ornee-. one on lOP of the ot~~; 1epn placed, top or the oth€r. l:nder the rf'glme ot r~ :Rtall(,~ three r f i.l' . n same In~ former krepef the bodle~ of paupc . was burlrd C1?rtY~~'u: ~pp: On~ man wt're hem tor 'day~ in the deall housie. I t'"' l\e )ealS ago nnll I l ...:.. t ken out and burled n nce r n all ot h!~ cllUc1ren have' b -, anI hen. a h to hide th~ hurJe~ )n top or hIs gravp ,e grnve'!) hardly deep enoug rt ... gra, a re I, unpV€m line bOXt·g tt-:al ('o"ereu ~he~1 Ing a g ra\·oi! pos-i dl,..1 , § n:·~·~~lJ~~~~_ 1••IiI•••II••••I1..__u_..:.I:d~:.:.;.;.i.lii..:a~r~e~.,~.m:O:.:t~I~O:Ft~1 '1 ,,"hen ttt.e- keept:r " as gg �~IELD SED ALD duties, !ll:ven \\ ; OUINLAN COMPANY r "eh"'!JI! ,- ef~ each (or the gT8YIlo:i udults, I1nd ~.·nce he enter~d upon his oC ('hlJdren• • I ,:>ek' 'lgO the grlveS have been :.., r O;o8c~~~~~ed/'~~hthe keeper, )Irs. lfore t the inve!"ttga tion. She ~rp:"len~n ·could not dc,'ott:" al1 hIs w~~ ~1!ne t~rlhE" care of the- cemetery, be- ('au,e the J,losltion did not (:IN:ord a llv .. Ing. h th e k eeper ""~e must recommend t at MlnEES reed v€' $500 a year, In addition t~. what he get~ (or digging the graves, saId ..\.ld. "'I!deklndt. "provIded. \\'~. decide to keep on burying people here. John Pryor at this point made a ~pee<'h. whkh set the Aldermen to MIlTEE CON' NEW thinking. IALS. ~ I 5, t a pauper, he ehren' dqwn rpmaJll5 0. pd the corpS'(! Into the opensparie, J~"e~vered It o\ef with & th.ln tng. aD C th There are dozens of e~ ilayer ot tRr this was done. dent r?S that J k tht:' pre~ent k eeper, Fr ok ~~ore oc •tor the grR.vt"!O or "You'll abandon this cemetery 8 8 sure a!' 'you sre men. an~. a~ su~e as thHe Is ft C'itY of Buffalo, he said. "Who'!! makp U1'\ d() that?" inqulrrd Ald. HU!lter. "'I'he- to"'n of "~(>8t Seneca." 'You nn't do It."· r~jolned the Al- dermen. "I~ that so?" returned Pryor. "You just walt and see. This cemetery has got to 'go." "I gu(>ss \re'd better recommend tha t we .lhandon It," said Ald. Harp. ··r gue"!l! 110. too," chimed In the othe r AldE'rmen <tlmost In chorus. Ald. Harp accordingly called a spe('1111 meeting of the Public Grounds Committee tor Friday ~ftl;'rnoon to c1l.i('u~~ th QUf'!;tion pf abandonment. The I tr~uble~ome Question 'Is the dl!'\lnterment of the hundred1'\ of bodies the c~metery contaJn~. An enorm ou.i e,;; .. , Jlens\.~ will be incurred by their re monll. 4 fN TURN DOWN WARNfR5",or J[ ~/Q Voted to Give'Asphalt Repair Contract to the German Rock CompanY'1 .r-.. DEFEATED CONCERN ... tv~ NFWTO FIGHT IN COURT. ~. Another Gabfest Over Mrs. Goodwy n's Salary-- Drs. Hili and Carpenter to Go '111"7 tOJ~is!p'n;. -z..~t:ract mp nlso 1I\"1 s. . I hal.· .. At): or r.l. I'1tu' .st ' tal~Y Ct· ,\i L \11.·;ln stu _'" ~ ~[ ~~K[U r TO [xPl~IN EN0U RER. , INVESTIGATION OF CHARGES BY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL AGAINST HEALTH DEPARTMENT OFFICERS WILL TAKE PLACE TOMORROW. ---fNQ"UIR[D EMERSON IS INTERESTED. SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION WILL INSIST ON KNELL'S APPEARANCE-PHYSICIANS TO SWEAR THEY WERE SOBER. Tomorro~'1J!m~ ~f~t:::e \VII! be a meeting ot th e Board ot H~alth In Health CommIssIoner Greene's office tor the p urpose oC taking up tor consideratIon the charges made agaInst Health Department phy.lclnns by PrinCipal Knell of Schc·ol Nc>. 44. The proposed me~tlng wa~ arranged yesterday by Dr. Greene and Supt. Emerson ot the Department ot In~tructton over the telephone. • Howe\'er, Dr, Greene said the meetIng would be held providing that )'1r. Knell appear and explaIn his chare-e~. A meeting 1\'8S called last week. but Principal Knell tailed to put In an appearance. Nothing was done. Al r eady Dr. Gn"ene ha~ summoned Dr~. :May and Heath to be present at h is office tomor row aeternoon. Th(>l'e Is every reMon to belfeve that Mr. Knell "'-111 be pr('sent at lomorrow's m(>{'tlng b('cau!'l(': Supt. Emerson has become greatly Inh'rp!!h'd In the matter and. it Is undenstood he In!-lll'it!lf that Pr1n~ elpal l{ndl appear at this coming meet_ In Support of his accusation! ot ding runkf>nnns and neglt,ct. Though thf'reo appearfll an Inclination "h" tht,.~ part ot Principal Kn(>l1 to drop t e whole mailt'r Dr. Greene Is anxious ~o have it comp\Ptf>ly invt'fltlgatl'd and EO lnt('nd!ll to ha\'e his department phy&I.. lan8 tutl)· C'it'art'd or any sucb chargee This morning Dr. CreE-oe said that If Proof concluplvt' WIl8 shown tha t the phVSIC1H.IHI 'Ver(, drunk thp\, v.-l1l bt>- ~um ma:lI}" t1fsml~,pd from ofHct". But~ the phuklans !It:1nd read)· to m3ke affldavlts ~h~t Ithty l\'erc Bober when tht>y visited r nr paJ Knell'lt IIchnol. and that th£'" rnductf'd t he \"8c('lnaUon or the PUPIl~ n a proper and If'g1ttmate manner. ISMALLPOX VICTIM FLED Vpr; ) _ ~ Shanty to await the Ambulance \'h.'i;:~ til M FOt::-<"D AT HIS Ho)'m A~D T.\KEN TO QU'\RA;>;T~~ HAD WORh- BOND ISSUE TO PA Y BILLS. The :\Iq~'or, f"'ompt l'u ll er nnd City TI'('a~urc- r cf' rt ifipd that a hond t ' SlI P wa~ nec{>!'l-sa r y to pa y $1220 to Franlt 1\1. Loomis nn li E rl\v in P. S @:tr F: (or !'en".. 1r'e~ p er for mpd d u ring the in\'£'~tlgnlion of thp T rea .:;urr, r·" offke . )'fr. l~"o mi~ vdll get ~1000 . Th o bond wa ~ il uth o rl~ e (l ('01. " -ard s t·nl in a ('ommunl r-atlon ~a.ying that In 1895 an,.11896 th ~ ca s h fil- r 's a rcounts. In th~ Bureau of \\'ntf' 1" ~ho\\'ed him to hav e ('ol1 l'> cte<1 $'j 5.fI~ more than the General ('''lerk'" aC" r ount Fhowed. A like ~hortage of $l23.~3 flp. ppar~ In lS94. Th e C'omml"slone r says. "Thl~ would appear like an embezzl e. ment. but In realltl' It I~ only an error cfors had to put him in a NONE DARED STOP motIon nnd the rn a ttE'r we-nt OV'(.r . ED IX SL()AN' I?T~ / J'J(, y For ~everal h'Nrs yp~rdaf. t~C' police, health depart Ie t :luth~ lUes Alll oft\cen:. from the Qu rlnt,-e Hospittl were hunUng for a man 8uttering tro:" smallpox, J oseph l~yman. They ~:, Jy corraJle.l him in hlS home at No. lEi, Cable ~treet. lie w.cs fit or."'-e- r{"n~(,\'ed to th~ ho~pHal. He hnd escaped .trom u. shanty In Sloan Where be 1\&8 plnc~d by Dr. Edward Bodenbender of \\'alden avenue. the health (ltfh: er of that tUWI). Lal'mltn is married tlid bas three chUdren, R~cently, when 011 the tam~ Illea on Cable and adjoining streets Wfore "Rc('lnatt"u, Mrs. Layman nnd h('r chi! ... drfl'l1 were vaccinated. LaYIrum Is em. ployed In tta La('ka\\'anna shops in Slonn. Yesterday:. Dr. Bodt"nbendet' wa notified that I~aYmRn WAs sbowlnt; Elymptoms or ~maJlpox. UP nntilled Health Commlasionpt Ore<"ne and then Went to the shops. Dr. ~ sent Dr . Edward Clark, the first a~!"18tant. to make an investigation. Doth Dr. Boden bender a.nd Dr. Clark pronounced La). man's dl~ea!e smallpox~ They had hl placed in a J!!;hanty and then m~lde al _ rangements to have him tnkpn to Loyt'o joy I!treet n.nd the <"fty line to meH the Quara.ntine Ho~P1tul runbulance. Layman torced hIs way out or th ... sh:l.nty ~uon alter th<" dOHors lett ror BUffalo. Se"eral men had been detalJt-ld to watch him. Kone of them dared t u stop him. He starteou right out to r 8om(~ npurby' WOOd~. hpndlng for Murrn lo. Thp nmbutnnC'e waited on LO\'f>joy Slret't u long time. Thtm notice or Layman's e~C'ap('> was brought in tram Sloan. Tht. se8rt'h tor him was nt one~ begu n , .A t first, 1t could not be learned where llr I1ved. \"hen hi~ home was tlIsco\,erl'd. th~ nmbulnnce attendants anll those fiS !fIsUn" them In thf" J!!ea.rch (OCllII hlr:. tht!'TE'. Lltt1p trOUble wall p.xperlru ·f'(1 of bookk~eplng." The award for a s Col. \\,Tard ~ay~ the amount of the p halt pavln/;. rep",lrs tor the c oming .shortRgE" would hardly warrant the ex. summer was tought out, so far as the pendlture or thE" amount ne('e~~ary to ('heck up the books ot the cashier Roll Board ot Aldermen Is concerned, at a general clerk. The mattE"r 'w a!'l referred meeting ot that body yesterday atterto the Finance CommIttee without com~ noon. '"!'!he Board voted 24 to 1, the one ment. being Ald . Harp. tc> give the contract Health Comml~sioner Greene flent In to the GeTman Rock Company, the sec\'ou('hers for about $1900 for sE"r"i,-'~!'i on<l low~t blddel', instead ot to the renriered by physicians and others In Wa.rner-Quinlan Company of Syracuse, .itamplng out small-pox. Thl bllls WE're ~rdered paid. t he lc>w..,.t bJdder. But this will nC>l end the matter. MA YOW S VETOES REFERR ED. John F. Burke, the local representaUye \\-'"ben thp Clerk had read )[a:ror of the Warner-Quinlan Company, said: :{nlght's "eta of the resoluUon allow. "WPc shall go Into the courts tom or- , "ng Ald. J. N. Adam to place a ~mall row and restrain the Commissioner of 'rame building In the rear or hl~ lot Publ1c \Volks trom letting the contract on :\.Jafn ~treet between L'"Uca and Ferry w any company but our own. We are streets. Ald. Adam moved to refer the the lowest bidders and the oIly will find veto to the committee on fire with this that it cannot legally let the contract comment : to any other conoeern." "There-n;.no~a frame barn on the The Rction ot the Board was ba~ed on lot and I lntt.tfe:d. to remove thIs and the report of thE> committee on stl'ee ts. ?ljlce there l\hls building, which I whIch report was ba!;ed on the recom- bought ot the Pan-AmerIca.n people mendation of Col. Ward. the Com ml.- with the purpose or making It .. public sloner of Public Works, who stated the meeting place for the people ot the cage to the Board yesterday In the tol- Cold Springs district ot the Twentylc>wlng language: tourth Ward. The bulldlng would have "The Warner-Quinlan Company's oet 218 teet back from the street line contract tor repajrIng asphalt paying and would have encroached one toot expired on May 1 this year. On on the tire limits, Wby the limit sbo u ld ltfarch 12 we notified the company have been made 219 teet and not 200 feet to begtn work and there being or 260 teet 18 more than I can under. no response we again notified Btand." thE"Tll on )tarch 22. Short1y a!ter.A. reference was ordered. ward Mr. "\Varneor came into our office The Mayor's veto ot the resolution to In "~ttlng him to Ihn hospital. Ju,' snu flatly s-tated that the price was pay $34,liOO electlon expenses due to the how La.yman caught the c11sea.'3e Is n('t unsatistactary and that his company county was reterred to the commIttee on I ~_nown. Thert' hn '"e been ~ey~ru.1 case:i didn't propose t'O do any more work finance. ~ the Cable strt-et d1strict. u nder that contract. So We gave the Col. Ward's recommendations regardwork to the Barber and other compan- tng the handling of ashes and garbage les and notified the Warner·QuJnlan were referred to the commIttee on Banl~ Com pany, we should cha..rge up to tary rneaSure~. tbern the delfterence between their price The board voted. 16 to 9. to send Drs. u4 t h e price paid to these other com- Hill and Carpenter ot the Health De:pD.n!!!!. partment to Boston and other clUes to " CANTANKERO US ," SAY S WARD. test ventilating apparatus. Ald. 1I1a,'tin objected that by the time they got "When the bids for this year's '"ork there the weather would be 50 warm came tn It was lound that the Warnpr that a test or heating wo u ld be imposCOURIER-Company's bid was the lowest at $1.18 , sible. HEALTH C Q~nIlSSIO~ER ! .4.Y! .4.1.per @quare yard and that the German AId, Adam, rJ~lng to a question or Rock Company's bid was the next low- priVilege, eald that street cleaning reso. LE;fATIO~S ARE TOO SERIOUII es t at $1.39. The depa.rtment certainly lutlons tor 1903 were already being recommends giving the contra.ct to the handed to him wJth a r equest to have F OR _'-NY HALF W ..tY IN" .. German Rock Company Instead ot to them passed. The Alderman suggested t his defaulting, or rather cantanker. , that contractors be required to tak e ous. firm of ('on tractors. the Warner· oath that the signatures were all genuQuinlan Compa.ny. ine and that all the people whose name.c:J Thl" a!lt"rnoo n at • o'clock Health Com. Ald. Harp spoke against the adoption appeared would be required to pay their missioner <irf'f ne wHl hold a. hee.rlng oft of the report. sbare ot the assessment" t he ch8rge9~ e by Principal Knell ot "It the board does not award the The Commit.tee on Schools wlll concontract to the Wa.l'ner·Quinlan Com· sider cbanges In HIgh School courses School ]\·0. 4... that recently t wo or the pany. I am Informed that it will pnjoln recommended by Supt. Emerson. The Health Departme n t physicians wer e In . the dty," he ~ald. "We ne'ver had cOm· changes provide tor manua l training toxicated when th e)' vaccinated so me of the pupils of the ~choo l. Superl nt ende-nt petJtlon In a!1lphalt paving until this tor one year'8 work one-third of the of Education E m p.rson h as also tak en up company ('a.me in and ~Ince thpn th~ time and better taciUt1es tor business t he 8ubject and proposes that the cha rgee p rice has been two·thlrds of what it educa.tIon tn the dIrection of bookshall be thoroughl}" InvesUga t ed. Drs. was betore." keepIng, commercIal law and atenogH eath and May v.'111 be p r eaen t to an ewer Atd, Kennedy ppoke ~trongly agaInst ra.phy. to chargu. " It it I" proven that an}" ot m y ph yal awarding the contract Lo the WarnerThe board adopted a. re~ol utlon en. clans were Into:xlcatE'd whpn they ,~8.t:­ Quinlan Company. dorsJng- the bill fixing the maximum clnated the children tht>se ph)"stcla ne \\111 "I ntways clJDsldered that the word salarv ot letter carriers at $1200. be dJ:<mhul('() Irnm,..dlatf-lYo'· aald D r. 'rp~ponsible' a~ applied to bidders' They alRo adopted a resolutIon auGreenl". "This Is a \'en' I'er lous ch a r ge mf"ant Rome>thing more than finan cial I thorlzlng the ISRue of $100.000 ot bonds a nd will admit ot no half-way investiga. tion." re~ponRlhllity." saln Ald. Adam, "To to abate the Ohio Ba.qin Slip nuisance "18 It t rue that Prlncipa.l Kc('11 h al my mind It me.'n. al_o ·rellable."·· I by tilling tbe slip with solid material. sought to havE" the matter dropped'!" D r The contrRct wa" awarded to the . Greene 'W.e.s asked. German Rock Company by a vote tf "So far al 1 know there hal b£"en n~ 24 to 1. effor t made to haYe the jnveBtlgation I WENT T~~' S FIELD. abandont·d .•• /lI RS. GOOD WY.'V II' ANTS SALARY. Since the Health Department ap . l'HlP 01' T~"PE(,TlOX BY THE ALDpointed Mr:-l. A. G. Goodwyn an ns.qlst. ER,TE;>; YF.STERD"\Y. ant Inspector of mercantile- estabJiRh. ments some months ago, Ald. l\tartin 1omorrow a!tprZ on ha~ had her pay held up on the- ground I that the- civil service examination was 'Van]. BayuE"g, Ho\\ar..l, Iut'. Jncksoll tainted with pnrtllallty. a.nd \OViltslE", nwmb ~ rs I.)f thl' ('ommillpe Finally. y·<-sterday. Ald. Adam protested on behalr of ~rrs. Goodwyn that on ftnance~ anu law!", will go to Pott,~r '" .4 •.... ·.~i • • • • • ~. ~ • • thlfl tre-atment should stop. He said FJt!ld to ]uOI( u\"t'r Uw ~ituation. Th<,), that the invesUgaUng committee to were uametl y [' :.;;tt'rJa~· by th~ r'halrman which lhe matter h:1d b£'en reterred had or that ('Ollllnitte e 'l'hp uction W'a:.;; In tallerl to take action. He said he had 8.(;coru wUh a.. "'~olutlon otrE'J'ed by SupInvestigated thl" subJt"ct pen,onaHy find eni~ol' Ide. had learne{l that the pre:-:ent rlvil S e rYe~tenla'y morning memher~ of thf' '\'ll·f.~ Commf~sion was satisfied to the lea\'e the matter as Jt was. He moved C'ommittE'e on Pl bll!.; grouncl~ ot th ..~ Board ot Aldermen \".RHffi thE' ('~meteJ;"y SU RVEY I S S T ART ED. that :\Irs. Goodwyn receive her pay "I well know that. :\Ir, Adam ha:-: to make an I..~vej tion or th,-~ ground R. In 1 f"n.rdanc('I weh th sue,; f !. t) f taken as mUl'h Interest In this mattc-r The trip wa!'l made in caTl;agps It 1.Iu ."')mmi.!t9 OUE' ~~ l"apt lIn". fiS some gentlemen who had to do with The ('ommitt""'e was made up at the t· . ard L. He·ck IJf thE" H ~ :.It Hulld 11K ~Ir",. Goodwyn's examination," said Ald. h:n.8 prepar d pbos r i tbe prop JSt.'d, p ow 10"lng naInpd nldt:'rmf"n Thom&!> ::\fnrtln. "r don't know thiN lady tram a Harp. chairman quaranth1l:. brnrpitat T~ viana p r o td Henry Landshe-f. a ser... of building;;- with AC""~aA for' ~ide of sole Ie-nther. but I do know that I tiona Cor &J patl<: -+g. the examination he-Id for her was th~ ErneflCt \Yedj~kinut. Frank illafschoss. John Huster Rnd ... 'ell :\IcE.;a··hrc:.! mo~t darnnablp examInation lP"er heto PI hI" ,ommttti"p. ·w[;l hold a. mp.e-I':1g' 01 In lhp dt" of Buffalo. Some \.If the pre.f>T!t ('ominl~~toners ('ondemned the ex· FI1J1a.y u'tE' :\Oon to { .!- ~ ('r·r the quC'''~ amination held for the police torce: but tlon (f ;t 1 1;! 'doning th' pr'·C'E'f"!t cem· the-se thrCle honorable gf"ntlemen of th(' Butrulo Club saY that \\hile t~f' p olll·e t·Xo.ml:r.,l Ion was all wrong thi~ ("X,lfn .. InaU ., Is ." rl"ht. The' 1"-: In Ihe I KNfll Will 151 Aloi . '\'il~ '" "'hll~ th ,,~r. df'1l1 h . ·ht" ill'· on.or Dr ~r: 01 h("ld tb~ (>1C 1 [l Uon. \\ n' h \\ . d"'mnabl;', I :l't <thInk t'1al thiS t5hl'U'd b ~ h e .d aCC'I) L .ablr-' "nr '!I..:lr Ph d e 11'. ,ihl~ ell'l1 se ,. l aw!" px c-I:). niAd Alt1: :\!':1,.t 'to tll grea t amU8~me nl ! .. h@ B( ar 'tt ran he mo~ :fterl "0 :":u l t anl' _'R~ .'J1s t r or nlecl>, f) r f: v t' n hi~ mothe .r-'n._l w" Ald. ~tl NaC.'hr(> n pl"om J ~ e d foh t 'U~:I ('ommJtt~e w ,uld In\'cs tl,C';.He nnd rE'por on th e .'1uhjel t at t h e ne xt meeting. On this prom· sp Ald . A d am "' i~hdren hl8 , TO PROBB INTO KNBLL'S CHAROES OF INTOXICA TION r 7J,.~TlG;31~ '7/ It t -- '--';"_ Ir;" SUpf'n:lSOI'~ o • •• • ••• • • ••• ••• ? �l' 1 non o{ the (·e-nwteq· crt')Z·,ing open trom I a. m. to I p.. m. Onr- hal! f.ite. \\hlcll now tl)rms a p.lrt or (he CommiB!lloner of PubUc Works Ward amag 0 lJE"~n 'In\'~tig~\te<l park syst-m. 8ent II. communicatIon to the Aldermen or these (lall1l:l hHf" b re l!ftI ell AIJ. ~Ulll\'ctn's 'l"'('solu'lon appro\hlg makJng a number of' suggestions r&Thlrly-nme t. ~aln)C; ha'~. ~t.~l Pt ~'" yet It! the bIll nLJ\\" I)t"n\Jlug 4n ( 1)JIgt"PSS to gardlng the coUectlon and removaJ of prior to Jallll,uy 1st.!' l~ J latuQ:r;~ 1st I i.ncnase the salary of letter .-;lrtj~rs ashes and i'nrbage. He recommended bf"~~ InvestIgated: 1Fr~c.c. d1,lUhll!"lwn r"'lnl $1.000 to $1,21)0 a J.~al· Was ullanl- that the city provide tor a complete :)up rint n'ie-nt. bt la \~n\t~t·u;..I.- mO'LSly adopled. A1d Ada:::r.!. Wd5 ex .. e~para.tlon ot aahtl, garbage and refu!e t~e oftk~' Ul hllle. ,~~.~ ;tJW Hrlous- ,used trorn \ ~i·g on lhe glllUnd 'hat by orcHnance and contract; provide elty tlon!", so 1hat"lhe ~. 1~0l;1(! to the (011- he ka w nothing ot: the .nrfils of thel dumps for ashes and garbage with 1m. I)' re~ar(lp.t.. I h'l. . n "Ihat the 1>111. prQ,'ed plant tQr handlln~ same with .. ('lu~ton," s:l1a :\It . I'~ldm<1: • the ""'1"\'l·olllmissionf>l' "~aril and. lhpo Health powe.r destroyer tor cremtlng all refuse tnte!"l~sl:-l of ,th~ dlY, reqUl~: and tilf.re- Oq>arttnd'nt 'bolh ('aIled attention ll) and supplying power to the ~fain and l('e~ -of an .lllltl~lOnal'ld:otl\tmellt of elil lhe l1J~anJt(lI'Y ('olHlltion ot Zit1lel Stre.. Hamburg Canal pumpinS- statton; by f\.)T~ ] l'ecommenll lhe ~na{'!oOitll,)l1 of an ~.200 feflll from ::-:;e.llf'Ca, due lO thp dun~'p~ proyldlng tor the payments tor servlce8 Ortilnt1llt'& <'l"ealln~, the. po.., LA." Dc- 111g' of ~ewagp toll reo A ~ewBr in the rendered upon the basis of Quantity addl,tlonal tl~l€ tl\ ~ COl the II ~ 1 the disl1ld i~ Ihal)1y ne~tled rh~ (OIl1JllU- collected and delivered, or that the cit),' p:lrlm lit at'U sJlary nOW a ro.~\H 'l'hf> nir;ttionH were J'eff.>rreu -to tht" Co.mmll- continue to provide Its own plant "'lth pl'e-,~f'nt t1e-te("ti\'f~ and ~~~~::Igel. the lee Qn Sewt:'I'S, It the improvements and amelloratlons "onat 152 ~LD. MftlITiN 8[lLIGERENT -L. _ _ '" dalmetl 1~ $:U2,3S3. .. k_ \\,Il~ lefer,l~d eom,mll'nicution to Com- ,tore L'?rl~~'~~~~)O~~ll~~·(~~~~~~!'i\leo laid the R 'l·h e 0""" 'mel>l roll .0dl'l ... n_ t:. ~ ho- [01" df'anln~ Pl'O.-;pe<'t AS~l1ue bet ween Por... ter A Vf"Ill.li' and Uur'Oll Strtet, \\ ht('h 1Il'IP,'o tlr:Cllluall~~(~f'\~: ~·~:~l~Il~; ~}o.e~~~~~?llt~~ J I ~ n a 1't" olu-~ion t or~~1" 1l~ .ll work dont' hy a tW(l-thirds ,ote :l~ 1 e~ <: to .Hlo pt ...J Th~ UoctWtl o[ I qulrNl b,r the- <harlt'1". HELD UP PAY F TO AWAIl REPORT i.L.; qj-O H'f " "he rf"opor t of the ,,;lrOe," a,,,,ruing l IW l'Ommilt(t... ,'Oil l r'a \ on t [01' .. as - Jlhalt r£·paild for the l'nsuJng It<ar to the UHlllan Ho<.'k A~phall COlllpallY callell forth a d(';.enllined protest from .\Id Harp. . "Thp Oerman Ho('k CornpallY IS not th,· lolle,t bidder." 1'0 said, "anu the ("orporation Coun~l hllo given In; an opinion that the .·onft-aN muM 1>e taw lrde\l to the IO\\l-st biulle-r, whlrh 111 /7 ./ ~ h~ l.'R:P h; tlH!, "'a rrwl'-Quinlan ('om- p.,iny. The only fanlt founll w~th thE" \Yal<ne-r people is that they dut llc>1 ('omment·".10 repair th~ pavements this \"eat' in the month of' )la1"\. h, be'·~\)I'f: th" ~n w und ke m('ollpd from the ~lrpet~. ThPi.'e Is no llUf'Sltion as to thplr rE'~1J011~lhiltty. l'oJ1lllli~:"i1)nE'r OJ PubliC' ,V(llJ'"k~ '\Y;tl-o \\.1" ("tllE'd fo ~tate tthe- fat:t:.; In t hi n, or )rr~. A, Goodwyn, ppolnted as~i~tant im:peC'tor ntile r~t.lbli~hment:;, callerl. some ('llaruC'teristlc l'en1arks tbe Ald~rman o[ the ~Otll " •..lrd at ::J s~s~ion of the Board oC .:'\1- 0 /~~ \"..ooo' !' twhich nOw forms part or our pArk ByS. ,.. Mrs. Goodwyn's Case Brings Out Animated Discussion by the Board of Aldermen-Committee Promises Report. '..;OllhERR-.- - That the Commissioner ot Public Work. be requested to have the Howard Cemetery surveyed in order to show the part retalned tor cemetery and the part available tor burtlll. SUPT. LONG SAYS ~ CITY'S SICK ARr ~~~~ RfAL PAUPfRS. COMMISSIONER WARD ON GARBAGE COLLECTION Quotes Webster's Dictionary to Show That There is '. Ol')IER Aldermen Adopt ResoTulion No Difference. to Survey Old Howard : NEWS. Wd!-l nMiftrd to pre-pare the-ir plallt~ fo," malollg th(' ne("e~sar:r rt?pair,,; in ac('ordanl.:e with lhell' l'onlract. They did not Cemetery Corporation SAYS COUNTY HOSPITAL do ~a ~nd ).[1'. \\·arne .. saId Hally his company would do no Jnore work, that IS OVERCROWDED, Counsel Wants to Hire a th .. !!' <onllad wa:{ un~MI~ra(,{oT"Y ..lnt.! Nt:W~ in jUlY en"nt il expirt:"d on .\pr·l l;:,t, ~ q~~e~live For His Office. to TespOnsibiJlLY <'oL ".a.rd said tha.t, That as a Reason for He "iu Ihal on ~ran·"h 10 lh. SIIOoW -and h,"(' in tllf" !";1treen.s bro},e up and on the 12lh the \Yal'n er Cl.)mnany h~ b€'liC'\·~d th:lt not finaneial r~pons.1l>ilily aloll€' w'as meant, bUl re:::pon.... ibllil~' U:S to the ('ontrn('to.rs' "rilllngn~s and ahilitl" to ('arry out hlg ('ontt-a(.'t. Fl"Om t1li~ I,oint of view tht" 'YarnerQuinlan ('oJnp:lny was a cantankE"rou~, i( not a dt'fuulting. t.:ompany. the- rea.~on t()]" delay in ,'Ollllloldel"lng th~ matter was be<"au~e he it il11lJos~Lble to g-et a Iluorum of com'millrte~ tog{'thel", "I u m ready lht" nutter up at anr ttrne," he Law Suit Threatened, 1 called 011 tbe Ci\'il Si'r\' ice , ~(~"'nllnl ... i',o npr. and. from what T learnAId, H,ll'P rel,lied that the a\\'a~·tling already c1ispo~l'd of h ~at• 1 lhln!, we beU~T l~a \'e it of the ('un!,racl LO any othel" lhaJl the 'nllA, 1'he mat'tel' sef!m~ to be "'al ncr-Quinlan C(}mpany ll1eant a nnd I don'l th'lI1l{ it I~ right to 1 law ~uit, a'S the latkr intc-ndeu lo apup this '\\lJoman's Plty from month ~ 1)ly to the oCOU1'1s for an Injunction re- lit'? /t:?j I v ' Tbere was an animated discussion at the meeting of the Board ot Aldermen yesterday over the cJaIm of Mre. A. G. Goodwyn, assistant Inspector of mer- cantlIe establishments. attached to the Department ot Healtb. It was the aJ;>polntment ot Mr.. Goodwyn that caused a. snarl In the Civil Service comnllsslon. At previous meeting. Ald. Martin had always moved to hold up her claim, and there wasn't any mon!th, a!>. Wt! are (]olng," opposition to his motion. When he ~tr'ainlng the city from gi\"lng th!:"' ('OrtMartin's Characteristic Reply. tl''<lcl to the German Rock l'01np,lny. i made a similar motton yesterday, how ... The Ahl~Ml1e-1l. h\.)weyeT, were not Ui~-I Ald. l\1.:\l1~in rE:p1if~u that he waR sure po:red to gh'~ any ('ons-ideration to the ever. Ald. Adam said that It was not the comm1tte p had not juggle-d wl,th thE' 'Yarnt"'r l~()ompo.ny anll 'by a. y{)tE' of :!4 [air to hold up the claim any longer, nlatter. The law uepal tment would b€' to 1 awarde-(l the ('ontract to 'the next as the Investigating committee at the lo","est blddt'r, the C~rm{lll R,){'k .A~-I Aldermen dId nQt seem dl.posed to Inreally ro take the tn.J.,tltp.r 111> next week Ilhalt Company. 'rhe dift.'f'l'E'nce bl~with the <:ommli.t~, so he was Inf0rm· t ween their uid!-i a.mounts to about quire into the legality ot Mrs. Goodwyn's appointment, and he amended ed. $till(), ". ·o\\", )£1'. t"h3irman," ~':loiu the ,-\1AId, :\f('E,J,(hren. from the Committee tbat the claim be paid. dE."J'm.ln, "i do nOl kno\\ th;s lady from 'On Fillan{'f:", reported a resolution 1'.... "There isn't a question but what the a !'lrtl> or soh? l~ath(1", but 1 do I{n()w <4ul·~ting lhe PI"O}le-l" authoritif'"s to ('~r­ examination whicb led to tbe appointth8ll this is. thp 111O:o:.t damnable examin- tlfy to thp n('>('essit:r of iR,~uing deficien81l1on ('\""1' hE'ld in Bulfalo, I don't take I ('y bondn in lhe ~um of ~7,750.'j6 for th" ment ot Mrs. Goodwyn was the most thl:i.t back ellhpl' ju~t booanse there are: purpose of paying the bill of the Bell damna.ble ever held in Buttalo,H sa.id t;J\ree nobh~. honorable gt:"lltll:'lmen on· TeLle-pholw COIl),pany forr 'I'e-le(l>hone~el'YAld. Martin. "It has come to such a 1!le Civil ~t,:· n'h.'e BO.1l"u, who belong to ~ce (01· lhe city, The r~port wa~ pass that when certain Individuals 'be Buffalo Club, This E'xaminaltion adop.tt'd. want jobs for theIr aunts, cousins, or lid lilt· ('iyil St-rvicl:" -examination even their mothers-In-law. they fix up 11(>111 at thf' same Mrn~, The former noo,ooo Bond Issue. examination! to sutt themselves," I I II and Whereu, The clty or Buffalo purchatced, 1n 1816, about twenty acres for a. cemetery, whtch b now used and known ae the Howard CemeterY, and, Whereas, The dty ot Burtalo thereafter transterred to the Board ot Park Commtssioner8 a portion ot the cemetery !';tte ,.",. ch.lirman or the rommit- honE'~t SURVEY FOR CEMETERY. I Goodwyn ,'-<15 apPOinted from lhe se-t'yke e-ligible Usl ~e\"'eral ~1.I11il1".n't,h. ago, hut :;he has not yet l"t>ceh·owIng to the- oppooition of who Ci.linls that the Ch'U exa lllination wa~ a ta.rc€'. Thewns l'("Clll"l'e-d to th~ Inn~stigJ.t ... itte(' some tame ago, but no the commrbtee was p\·er to have ber-n pur!;". clUes. eR'esolved, Asphalt Contraot Awarded. 1 Is the practice In the best Ald. Hus'ter Qtrered lhe follOWIng, ""hh:h was adopted \dthout comment l.JJ~' ·the _\hlt'rmeu was 'th u re~ ~ndetl .amI . I !Teet.;;= II ,In >the .. r~"Olu'lIOIl :lJ, I" .plt'u. IlP "am~ e ()o~ wa~ un.lnimou~ly _J Vote to Award Oontract for Asphalt Repairs to the German Rock AsphaIt 0ompany. I eu&,gested as Gives Sending a Large Number of Patients to the City ~ ,' !1+O ISV LafayZ L. Lng, County Superintendent or the Poor, sent to the Super~ visors thIs morrung the followlng state· ment In opposition to the project In fe. "or of separating the Coun ty Hospt- lal trom the County Almshouse; But'!nlo N. Y., May 13 190"!. To The Honorable The Boa.rd ot Supl!rvisors ot Erie County; 1 Gentlemen-The question ot sepa.ra\~~ ot the Erio County ll,u;pital fTom c Brie County Almshouse hclS been brou8~t recently betore the pubUc through t e press, and 19 being dlscllSeed~! 8~~~~ length. On account ot eorned of and wh1ch ~r~n~5t ~~~f~n~:-V:tt~eet'temraC~8, 1 belll!~~ it tor the interest of tne taxpayer s place the true condition betore them, TftlNKS THEM REAL" PAUPERS." ThE! 1\rst argumenih brO~~i~t ,,:g~~~ ~~i the 8t'para UOD was n i m upon the te place the stigma ot: paup~~ obliged tIJ city sick, perdsonSt"h'hOh:S°pYtnl It under lh" be committe to e control ot the cJt Y•. ltl of "Pauperism" ft If "~ebs ler's de n on ondition ot is corrE:c\, the civJ I and dtoSOila~l~v hospital, a person comm l He ~ ot the and mnintalt'led at the expen~tat of Q. pllbllc, will be Iddel\UC~ ~~~~~ty . hospltr~l person committe 0 re aeems to b~ and so mo.intalncd. The dUference. really no ul~tlnct1on and no ented In ta. . . Ald. Adam said that he bad no perThe second argument P~~~t the OverBonal Interest tn the Goodwyn matter, yur ot the Sl'pal"nUon d Is t be hampered but he thougbt tbat It was wrong tc)- St·t'r ot the poor weul no he poor ".. ho the Supprintendent of t Itting povN:r dally " 'lth the matter any longer. He by pres~nt h~8 the sale corom said tbat while many ot Dr. Smith's at to the Eric County Hospital, o( commit. l'anal hy filling the prism ,,1lh haru Ret. In conneclion with Mrs. Goodwyn's Previous to IbOO the power and HoS})!. material was ildopled. appointment were condemnable. the ting to the County 1ilm:hth~8~\'erst!er8 ot The Corpol'atioll ('ounsel \\'a~ 11lre-ctinvestigating committee should do tul was "ested in a 0 because ot their , ~d by resolution pl'esMlted .by .Ald. )-1ul- 1something at once to straighten the the Poor, and It V.~as t grOss InAdlm-I hayp no p rsonal In- lenlmtr to draft an am.endn1.€'nt tv the USf' ot this power R&d r~~~~~ers otthl: thin~ out. done to e 89" W&B enacud, In th~~ C'"J~P 1 don't know this ordin,IIl('E', making it unlawfUl for J"ag Ald. McEacbern said that tbe com- justice county thn.t the law ott~ ti hands ot one I don't think It. ilS right lo dU_lllkkf-l's ,and junk dealers to buy gooJ~ mittee should get together this week placing the power In e 1 .,.. d from mll10r~. The pre,ln1ble- of the re~and be prepared to make a. report next official. t the Eri~ any ongel'. \\ I'lh thIS thmg an olu.tlon slate~ that within the la.'it f;tx: Monday. The n Yernge populatlon o~~e under tht" th.! "uman:; pay. "'~hile lhe-re I11.>JUhs 4i8 C'R:-:'C's \n~re brought in jUY("- 1 "It the committe will report next County Hospital anr AI~:hwlnter months, t ,1 e--a I thu,t Is <'ondemnabl~ in ~lUe- ("ourt and tha,t ev"ery oPJ)Ot"tuni'ty l-:tonday, I withdraw my amendment," old system was, dur ~g hundred persone, eleven to twethV!t the Oversfer of llh, 1 don'l think the lady should I~ af'fordE'd thl~se minol's to sleal \\,jlcresaid Ald. Adam, and Ald. Martin'. mo- from owing to the Cact t stlgate tho " b y th~)· realize SUnl$ of mOllr'Y by t19n hanging up Mrs. Goodwyn's pay the Poor did not prop~[lY committed MarUn, -0h uear, oh dear, are ~elllng the-ft· !-lte-alings to rag pkk€'l's ; ras carried. cases brought before b m, were non-r(l8iti) helve hQnl(:~'R f}xamina - and junk Uealpl":';. Aid, Harp olfered a resolutlon which migrutory tra.mps, W 0 d the taxpayof Erlt' countY'ld~or this lack of t's the question, It's got:-.o Thl.~ ("cmmiupt> on S.lnltalT ~le-asure~ wa. adopted, providing that the city dtmts era of Erie County pa get OUr autt'l~ and ~1~t2T.s 1'('C?nHll~nrl""'(t lha t 'the city ~!1ould pay $200 €xpense. tor a trIp to Bos- effi('it:ncy. der the De'" """"'l"O, .lye t:!\"e-n our mothel"-.in-la\\,. m:untain the Hamburg Ca,nal stdp ton by City Chemist Hill and Dr. CarThe (lyerage popula.tlJO~e~n months has oh df'3r, r !'ay, I l1a\'e 1,)ok~d <".tear ~)C all ob~tru("llons and that tho? penter, aeslstant balerlologl.t, to in-, By~tem during t~e w n ns Th~ powrr spect the nntllatlng and hoating sys- heeD from 700 to bllO PtrSt~e 'hand~ of the eX4minatron })'.J.perg an,j (O.11m, IOIIE-t· o( Puhlic W'Ol"k~ Botif\' tem in the public school. In that city. ot commllment being n each C&se was S()m~ ot tl1em v.ere ~o daub~d the Grn,te (·ros.::lng l"ommi~:.;ioners Hnd SupC'rintt:ndt"nt ot t~e P~~~' kept of. them ink lhat theo~ loohe..J i\~ if a All in-te-r("HeU P,lI'ti~ lha,[ Ule gener.\t S Inve::;;Ugateci, recor r f ~m $:.."0.000 to 130.000 FOR BOSTON JUNKET. \\flhout .(lring" had gon\! O\"for pl~ of th~ ('ontmi~$iQn i~ to b~ amendall nnd n saving 0 r It The nt:x[ ti.!le 1 looked at them f'd:c:o 8.; to C'arrl- LOl1isLlna Slre-'''t OYer nllnuU.lIy was the direct resU ' Corporation Coun.el Feldman asked \\t>'re.lll Jl~c:e and dean. ,lhe Hamburg l'an:31 b:r a sleel ~uperfor an additional detective In his deSO'fE FIGURliS QUOTED. Ald, .l1cl':!l("hnll hou;;'llt It wa.sn't ~truc,ure to 'be UUIIt Ir neces.~IT in , t Aprll 21, 18.'9. partment to Im'estlgl\te tbe claims tor 11' to hold, up lhb lady·.:o; PdY an)' 111111{) 8~ .Lt t1re:-ol"Jlt planned, said i.all1Jl Atter 1&.16 and previous 0"'8.11 p£'rmlttE'J per.onal InJurlos. Until recently a long, r, Hl' u ll' \"ed that tht' ('ommHt('(> stlU:ture to be- built jot nece-ss'\I"J.' in the Ov{>rtll't'r ot the t Piorthe Erie Count)' member of the Pollce Department was to make commttmen s to hlmsE"lt ::'Quid got tog l.h r thl:; '\\etJ.~. and set- LI)uls~ lna Xtret t south of th .., )o;oulh line deta lied to dQ the work, bu t he has HOl'l)ltu.1. hE'tng rdespon~~J:r the require:,. tie rhe mwtter" of the l.'ana.l. 'l'he rE-pOrl Wd.'; adopted. boen wlthdra"'n by Supt. Bull. Tho re- only. AltAr that I &teby Your Honorablt!1 ."-hl. )'lal"tln s f't' .. olutioll \\ a.s then Quest was reterred to tbe Committee ment9 laid un h m o r e ort uU cornd"pt'd wi' hout d,nslon. Howard Cometery Survey Ordered. :\I<-Eachr,'n':j r~solution dLre0tXo\\" I don't ~liey[' .~h H. : ing an i~sue of $100,000, 3~~ per ('en't, t Mr, . \dalJ1 g frl~ndg in the Buf-! bond:-; rOt· abating the nui:sance exi -t~ay thb «,: xamina tioll is all h{" ;~ tar pa.ying the \\ oman. I ,jng In ~h. Ohio Dal~1l Slip f!"Om Elk ougllt to 'be held UI' lin'd JIlYc~'li- ~trce-t to the )tain and Ha'mbnrg Slret"t whU" the polir'e ~x'lInlnation i~ Ju~t Alu. WROl\G TO D .'LLY. ;;l .-\ rH~lur ion b)· .\ ld, Hus~er "'"Jsado-pteLl l"equ.~ 1ng th ('omnll..:siO'Jl- r of PublIC \\OJ k., ('0 han' tru- HO"'"-ct 'ctnF',c! y Sl1M-~:!o'''''''l a~ or,1f>r to Aho\\· th"" part r~ tulnE'd for cc-me-rp!,")' and 'th~ part \ afiabl" [or Thl' on Ordinance., GARBAGE COLLECT10!V. Ald. Holme. on:ered El resolution, whloh WII.8 adopted, providing for the d .. taliing ot .. policeman at the raUrolld cro..lng In Perry Strp-et, between Peabody and 138 bc""l< "treet!;, tQ keep the Bol1r, ht' waS T{,,(lUI~rd ~o th~ supc-rinh'n- milmtllts made by m been mnJnt.alned oent or thE" poor. It hatS or th e lJre9S that as ))Rrt or thl.! argumen in much hamth"io {)n'rt.eel' or the rO~~~l ad';Ung grt':fttt)r 1H'l"pd In thlg regnr b' taxpayers by beln", to tht\. ~'I(pCn8e ot t e man " "cas." to prl... ,~ompellt"d to c~mhlm~t.hOul~ not have been vat~ h¢~I'ttalB l ' c oll,mtU<d. rhe UBureA 811 bllll1ted her"",lth �K~Ell pens. by the lo,.-!ng I I ti .. ........ .::::::.:: : : :: . •.. .• ~'\. 75ti ~ t~ H'~::::~~ ..........:~:::: .: ~:~ ~ 1 ~ ., .. •• • ~ •• :: :. :::: : : •... . ••• H .ZDl 00 1900 ... .. . .. " ....... 53,339 30 1901 . . . . . . " ":~~' 1001 the city paid SI X mon thS of. ther \n.t"'k. l or t he care of at th('l rate o) f $\~te hospitals. QS agatn 5 t 1t~ sic k In th e pr vtaus year. lJp to You to TNTn,t • Ol e fhls shoy. :;I e fth er s:.t b~tantla.t e Or 'I) oln e OUt to th ('an ha.ve Wftn <;;s:~~? hOO1 Wh e-e 1\{ l>\~ n<l pa I. " . Sug gested Up IO U Won't ~tantl 0 m.~n t ~. eh ':" n your own sta.te~ r don 't Want t - aid l{ n elI. "I've 0 press t h e lll a t ter • y~~.': gOt ~ome feeling f~r. " hat kind·" d "A flort or_'_" emand~d the docto r ~ D\PR'r~ FJiled to prove Charges that vaccinating Doctors were dnmb.p \) - .. .... $15,171 18 I FEll DOWN. othfrS could be r eached by forenn ~ e r. $4 p t' t W E'\·~ the S[tTd(DCe In the dltrcrenl "y . Jlra("tlcall) nO e~, ~Ort ot II ff'eli yea r:c. . r 1901 lh~ city patients You rUn OVer to ng tha t lllakes Oll r lDI' th e )f1tl E ri{l County HospWtl ~p the commjsl!.Jo:ert~~~hone and t'ltH mai ntained In lIe {tents 94. The- nonwere lZ4f1 t he toW~ ~re b,· the city. not octors nre drunk ' Ray that two r,.~ldl'ntB, at lra~~t which under t he 18 '9. know Whether th . "hen you don't hy t ho lown;I' to t be county were 1W. now. Blr, YOu're ~~t are or not. And 11l'f! chn t ll'H t" t flI'(' RI'! much ('h arges tand tip here a d man enough t o I Thl~(' n~~-):I':\~d~hich brO~l ght t hem ab !l~ to t ~ ( _. Rod '~'ould make tor t he c.h dis m i~ se lJ' 7 _ " 'rong." n say YOu wer e • (1,8 t(ll .~!~~'~30" p~:-cen l...:..and for t he towns, dU' ~...,..-, ,~ (~ ~ :;~: pri nc 'P31 made no repl y f l06-i pt r ('t'll~mb(' r ot pntl~nts malntalnC'd PrIneipal L ollS J, ·Kn~ o( School :-';0. he~" ur k ather kepps a Saloo~ doesn. t Ae to t h P. n It81!l committed b)' the 44 had to take to the tall tr~s when " n~ ed Dr. Heath. ' In p~I:~~~ ...~('~~Pcllr· pl1t1ents. 33 were town He doefl" s Id coun ). ~ d ~{J w('re non -resident PR.Dr. "\,-, H. Hpnth got nft.?r him yeste r "You kn~w :om:~:l:rinCipal. pau tJlt!', numbe r or these we n: tlent!'. A arg£'account at t he ('ongestC'd I d a y nftprnoon. Knell hdd made publh.: cation. don't You .,., g about tntoxi~ committed on hE' E rie Count)· Hospital, I ~t ;ltemenu to the efTe<'t that Dr. H~~lh The prInCipal did • ('ond~I()~ c:~i t: or attal rs your Honor able I ;:lnd Dr. ,,'. B. !\Ia~~ w e re intoxicateu "Don't you k n t answer. of f' f:i notlth~ by ml' com munication o 11 ~t N"oyember ·when th~~' went to hi:: Into E!tatJon ~ h now thnt men are tak~n Jin~:ry 1, 1901, 1\8 folows; ~"hN)l to "H'cinatl' th ~ (hilun~n. He ouses by POlicemen ann COUNTY HOSPITAL OVERCROWDED had nl~o mude two othl~l' chal'ge~-Olle the)· die thf"re; the policemen thinking I tlfrm you that It hIlS bec:-ome lO the ecreet that but recI'ntly Dr~. Al~ ~ thp~, are drunk when they .~re not., .. " I bf'g ~olnnt1H' pnj:l t two months to comnf'cf'~"a.n numbt.r at cnses to the Cltr tred '\-'1'ight nnd Edwin L. Beebe had "1'\,(' h£>:lrd o( ~uch ca5e~, but. dOC' - 1 mit a large hi h properly wauld ha\l.~ been al the sC'hool n1'1(1 hau undf'rt<lken tor. I trlf'fj to keep this afTa.1r quiet." Hospitalll:, ~tt>J to the County Ho~plta l 10 yaccinate thE' chllur·-n improperly "QuiPl~" ('xclaimf'd Dr. Heath. "Ye~ ~~~nrocro~~ fnct th at th(> hospItal i~ no,,~ nnd that ~eYE'ral ypar~ ago Hattie YOU did 'when yoU got up before that 'd d to onr fto w lng, and nonf' but sur c, o"l f't uh('rcuIO!lIS. and ma te r nity ca8('~ Smith, ftl'£' y£>ars old.. l"~ad dietl from \ teachers' (principals') association or g en 'b r ('ceiv('d. Medical casps can be the ~tte("t~ of ,·aC'cinntion. Knelt fell YOurR and ma.de a lot of charges that ~:~f h';d ani)' a s t asl as va cnncles are . duwn completely on ~('h anu every YOU C'ouldn't prove-. You'ye been gom~~::~re6ent C'npnC'it)' of the Erie Coun t,. " charge. Ill~ about this wholE' thing in an apolH ospltn l I!II 3:iI..I pa Uent!l - Sa~u rd&l·. M :ll' In tht> first place. ('ommis~ion€"r ogetlc sort of a woy. 'Yhv don't YOU 10 t h re we re In th e hospital 3U PAt · G 1 Pf'flP hadn't "e<'ei\"€~'d them in a prop('ume out llk<" a ma.n and' ~ay yo~'l'e I n tlCl '"'leovlng room to r nine mor e. The 6\'t'~,,.er ot the Poor ('om mitted to t he e~)". Knell harl ma.ne hi~ charges Horry. Tell thE'se reporters tha.t you va.rioll!l prh'ale hospi tals du r ing the year 1901 -ltroIRtI~ n tB,~5" m Me t ban w ert' 1 through neWf:pn~Jt~rs. The commis~ion- were wrong, Be manly a.bout It." C'o n;m ftt e to t he }o;rie c oun t y H ospi ta l fOr thought it would have been O1uC'h ThE" principal showed no desire to T akin g t he yea r 19:)1. the .cos t. ot pa: morE" dignified on Knell' s part it he S8}' anything. tl t"nt~ In t hE city Hospitals " as If~,8:\9>30, hn.d gone to the Board or Health with " It you don't know any more about th A ('O!lt In t he }-] r lf" County Ho!'!pital would ha.ve l\E-f'n UO.9n.AA, computing At them. But it appears that the prin- educaJ.:lon thun you do about lntoxith ~ pf' r capi t R co~t ot S3.R" pe r week tor clpal'~ metbod ot making his charges cation the sooner you get out ot the t ha t yE'f). r , T hl!ll would h ave neC'e~ ltated camE" In hand at the ftnlf'lh, for he tl'Ied ~chool dt'partment the uet t er. You ~ d tHtjn n R t hnflp1tRI wards c('sUng, prot>nbh'. S:ro.rotOO, a.t an Interest ch a rgf' of to get around f'lome of them by saying- hi.l\'pn't got spunk eno u gh to act lUte $8.,IYIQ.()(1 ppr annum. T h e per capita cost ot thRt the nf'wspap"rs that Quoted him a mun when you know you are wrong." ~u p f'rln t ('n d t>n('tl rpmnlnlng th e samf wou ld m a k @ 1 t:~!10 thAn riYe thoulCland dothad gnrble-d what he said. His excuse "But I don't want to do anyt hing larR pf r year Sllx ln g t o t he count y and didn ·t hold muC"h weight with those who that \\'111 cause you to lose your jOb,", clh' QY InC' rt'a~lng the capacity ot t ht! llstened. 1t wa~ rather expeC'tcd. for " You couldn't," declar ed Dr. Hea.th. Eric Co unh' H ospi ta l so ns t o C'a r e tor a ll ou r Indlg ... nt sl(' k . The a c t ua l pl'r it wa~ apparent that the principal wa~ "I don't give a damn about m y job in capita CO!!t to the d ty h ospita ls fo r malnnot ilny too anxiou5i to remain at the this dppartmen t . bu t you cou ld n ' t do talnln ~ Indigen t pntif'n ts 18. In no ca..qe, heartn~ when he saw Dr, ITr>ath, one or anything that would mak e me lose iL " 11'$5 thnn eIght doll ars per 'n'el"k , a" claimed by the m al1a ~t' rs . ~~~r~en whom he had ac('used, on the hE'D;.~!~el~~\:~~d that was a.bout a ll I R f 6 pe{' tr ull ~' s ubml ttE'<l, LA F AYE TTE L. L ON G. Dr_ Em"'st "~f'ndp. the tormer health <. 'OiTImissionfol" Greene ~ald he nhln't Super intendent. commissioner. during whm~e rrgime it think i.her~ was much foundation tor r~ uni ra tl o n was ord e r ed r e-v.as nlleged the child tiiE'd. was on hand. any at the principal's attacks. but he ceh 'ed, tned a n d p rI n ted and r ef erred He said that Dr. :F'rrulct~ E. Fronczak's ~atd that it he hud anything to say Cha r itab le I nsti tu tions Corn ~ to tb e c ertificate ~howed that the l'hiill had against any ~mployee at the school de~ mltt e~. died trom cerebrul menl('lglti~. The con- partment h e woul d go to Superlntendtrlhuting cam;e W:l~ given as ,-aC'cinia. enl Emerson with hi~ con:plaint and The doctor expla.ined thut vaCCinia. was that hE> thoug~t PrinCIpa l Knell should a tever. the re~ult of a good yaC('inll-- ha,:e ma.de hlS complaints to the de~ pllrtment ot. heruth. tlOD and thllt it could not be ,alll that TI I I al d Id d th t the deuth was cau~ed by a poor yacle ("om~ 55 oner so ec e a Let ThIs InquIry be;ret~~ 1 tl Th fa.l't tha.t th va cinia there wasn t anything to t h e charges c nn on. e e C the prinC'ipal made agai n s t Drs . " "rig ht lnv.stlgatlon Is to begu'i,L..H,ls and cerebral mentnglti~ cnmt" togpther and 13e-ebe, wh o, Knell c l a i med, h ad rnoon by the Bo..rd ot Hea~th ~.~~ ~~r~~ a.~ unhappy l'oinl'ldf'nce, not conducted th e vacc i natio n of t he ding the aharg.. IJl1l e r. sa 1. £>11 e. l' h tltlrc-n in his school p roperly . ~ That knoe-ked out the first dlurgp. ...........:::IKneli. of No. Dr ....... \\~ende t'a,id he had to go then' l l«. th ..t rt M'I school b ut inn~mu('h as he was in offlce wh~lI Itor th,e..~. t a: ng the puit was allegt:d Dr. :May and Dr. Hea.th were intoxh'n.ted. he wantt!f.l to ~ay tho t I>I~ ~r. and pertormed he had inyp.5tigated the principal'S Ithelr work u rote.slonal. uncomplaint at the time mos.t thoroughly .anitary Some contusion ap.. and (ound that the Gocton~ ,vpre very ~rs to have arisen as to the exact much ~ober ~orm or Mr. Knell'. allega.tlOI1ll. which Dr. 1leath got the floor. Question af~ t er C'IUE'stion was pul to the (:omPla.in-1 .... re fint vol.,.d at .. meeting ot the ing principal. He hemmt"d and ha wetl, (PrinCipals' .A.Ilaoclatlon. without Intenbut Dr. Heath did not gE'~m to be able lion to cr ... t. .. public scandal. but to drag an f\n~w(>r out ot him. IWlth tbe de.lre tbat nothing so repr~ "J didn't make this charge in the fir·t »en.lble mlghtb. repeated_ A. we unpla('e," ~id Knell, "~r)' parents {'OO1~ pIal ned to me about it.' kI,ntand tb, case. he .tated that the "How dirl youI' pnrt""nts ~ee theln?" mft'enlive conduct occurred some Ume DR. Ht ATH'S I here' l I Sch ool Prin cipal not eafer to press the Case- Charges 1jere II , 8," I :t d c( I I I r-tG-J' THE I The Commissioner Walter D. committee ot the school pr n d pa ls r ega l'dlng vacclnntlon In the pub, II ~ srbools r PBulted In the Sl"lectlon ot tbe ZOtb of September and the 20th ot Yay In earb y e-o r DS the dates on wblch the vac· clnation of sc hool children shall be com· menced , It Is thought tbat the work enn h<' cOlUpleted v.ltbln ten days, so the prln· clpal s aod teachers In the Bcboole will berenf ter know just abo ut when to exp("ct the physi cia ns fro m the bealt h department an.) wtll be abl e t o arrange their work accord , ) 9 Se Dod The ('onfet'f>Dre w ns held 08 a dlrert rcsoit or th e cha rge s made by l'rlnctpal K ne't ot sC'hool 44 t o th e eltect that two' pbywicinms f l'om th e health department who "l.lted hi s scbool t o ,-nccinnte tbe chlldrt"D "" cre under the In ilu ence o r liquor. That prlncll'~J.. PUt~sJ1oo HORRORS OF POTTER'S FIELD NOT HALF TOLD I -.-- ...... ~ .. .. .... .... ... ... ........ ... ... ... .. ........ . = ........... ...... .... .... PLANS-ro;-:.,~~()U~ H L. B" 'k, or ' h(' b • h a~ PI'I'PI1 "(>£1 ',' . _ , urp:t U o f b uIJdl nc tine h osptt n l ~ ,~. ~ .0 ' .J. lle \\ f'Juaran _ ma d e h)' IIp,lith ?~OWJng .l5 Ul;gP~tlon8 ~IP Th... m m ,- "'ioner " a ltf' r thlll) tn tho ' ·0 ('01l 1!1l1 ,. 10n(' I' " Ul sC'nd Jntncm (' I recornUlena I nunc ' 1 flOPl1. with It ndol't.... at nn that th'·y be Dr. ,,'ende, "Sa w them on lhe strpet," a8k~d sa Id the prlnt~lpal. "Yt'~. but you made thIs chArge ot I nloxirl1.lion?" Elaid the dOt-·tOl'. "Did you tnakt!' thi~ (.'harge after du~ dplibeoration ann t' onsiu\;'ratlon':" demanded Dr. Heath. ··£':r-." lJE'gan Principal Knf'll. "Answ~r 11k\! a man. Don ' t try to quibble. Did you in ...·estigate an)-' ot the~e ('harge~ you hayp rnade- ..... "'You ~aw a policeman-" began the principal. "Xev(>r mInd lhat." said Dr Heath r ather heatedly, "Tall.. out IUt.e a m an," "I've got no charge~ to mnke asain!'t y ou," said the principal. Some o t thosp In the room snickered.. "I've goot some to make against you, though," :!'=nid Dr, Heath. "r was drawn Into this b~· the re-I portPt's, f'aid thp print"ipa1. "Dlrln't you make thf'~e chargE"s fit all ?" demanded DI', lIE'ath . '1 have no ('harge to make," lnsisteu It the princIpal. "'lou have made- them," 5aid Dr. Heath. " ~ ow J want to know It what y o u ~alrl Wi'\.:-- founded on hearsay or by wha t you Ea."," " ' VelI, I w ent through the room wh ere you doctors 'were working," said t he princ ipal. " And wel'P we In toxIC'ated ... ·• No n nswer. ·.A nS\H'r me. " -ere we In tox icated"" "I don't th in k th is Is lhe p roper pl a('(I' t o t ,1 1k a bou t thl s::' s n id th e prlnr lpa l. . " Oh, yesJ "t I..... said Dr. Hfflth. . .It · a IDgiy. 't'e /" co~~ ~?f~tt~ b~ t1\-'f:eD H ealtb - ~~t ma~lfr. statement precipitat ed a discussion between th e prinCIpal s aud th e hl!altb Buthoriti('s. In t he co urse of which It d eyeloped that t he p r incip a ls we re dl s~ ll tlsfted with tbe toanne r In whi ch the work or 'raeclnatlu~ srbool C'hlldreD had been carried OD. Oue of their grlE'YRD CeS was that the physlrisDII npIIl'Rrt"d at t he schools without warning, thus lutt' rrupttng th e work of tbe IIChoo! and maki ng It Impossible for chlldr('o to bt!' vacC'i n8 t ed by their family pbyslc1all. Th e fix Ing of a regulRr Ume tor T8cclnntlnn ot tllf" school children wlll do awol' with all g-rouud~ ot compla int along thel\t;> Huee. Th t' q U4!s tlnn of the use- ot antilllE"ptic8 wa. a lso discussed at the conference. A~ bas I her('t o( ore b N'U stated, the pbysil"laos who I were ocr-us ed by Prio C'lpnl Knell of not u s ln~ a ntiseptics say p0f'lt1l'e1$' tbat tht"j did, and H ealth Com ml!:'::iJoner Grt'('nl~ tbf'~ fore d lsm l::,sed th e charges, at the tl4me r ti mE' stntill~ tbnt be thought Rny C'omI plaJ u[1i ogo lo"t tb e- physicians ot the bf!tnltb d epartm e nt s llould be pnte rred In tbe first Ins tance to t be healt h eomml!tmoner. '.rbe l'harge~ or In toxl catJon made by Prin cipa l Kn ell were also dismissed. Mr, Knell s aid tha t h e bod no desire to pTl'BS th l'm . Dr, H eath n'pll ed tbot M"r. Kn('l1 cOll hlo ' t prove hi s cborges, 80d thftt he b ndn'l th e cou rnge to admit tbat he wns wrong. B ut w hil e- Mr. Kn ell declined to pr e~!\ t b(> cb8r~ es o r t o Ilrodu cE" anr "n· ucn C'e or wit n e~se s t o 6ubatantiftte th~m, h e rl' t uf'ed t o r (>t rnct • Dr. Erne!<;t '''('udE', wbo t\'as bl"nlth c('Im· m hs!!ttl l1e l" at t hE" ti me In f}l1e!'tlnn, attelldt',1 t ift> con te rPDC'P Dnd testified to baTing heen n ottfit'd t bat tbe physlclans w ere Intoxluti-'d aocI t (l hav i n g sel"n tbe m hnme(Uat£'l,Y ftf tpr t llp), were recalled . He sold that tb t' ~· Wf' rl' p(' rtec( ly sober. ll r, " (' n tIE' a l ~o took up tht" Dlattpr of the d('Dth ot t h(' Sm ith (" hlld s E-Ternl years ngn, " bleh )Jr, Kn pll snl<l followed 'r4C"clnotlon, Dr. " ·t?lldr Rain tbat the r el'orda tlbol\'pd tbu t tht' ('h Ull bnd die d of cer('iJral m('nlugl1ht, w ith Yllccln lo a s a coo trll>utbry l:nUH , Yllcci nlo. be N ld, Is tbt· tp'Yt'r rf'Bultlnlr (rom \·occlnatlon. and the t act that It WAs p rf-'~e D t In tbe Sm ith CBf'e d id not ahow that the t'Rcclnation bad b CfoD im proper. I i e OURlfR Committee of the Aldermen Goes Out to Howard Cemetery and Is CI ,U? Horrified. <-0 y 't ' r-" SIX INCHES UNDER EARTH Bodies Buried One on Top of Another in a Single Grave-Condition ~!.i' Described as ApV- palling. 170 M(' m b"rf\ o( the Commi ttee on P ublic Grounds of the Boa r d of Alderm en, wno v l ~lted Howard Cemetery, com m onty k no w n a~ the Potter's Field. on n tour ot in~pe-c t lon ycsterdaY t found tha t the pub· lI!'!hed rf'l,) Orts of lne cond ltlo n of lhl!>! burin I ground werc not exaggerated. It anything the committee fo u nd tho t the condition ot the cemetery w as worse than rE'k~~H~nClt~r~nt with bur y ing b odies In sha ll OW earth, they have been placed one on tOP or the other . In po me instances th ree or four deel). On(' man was burh'd lh lrt)-·~ ftve years ago, and since then an or his children have been burled on top ot his gra,·e. Several of the com mittee I Infl:prted litlcks Into the g r aves and reached the top!'! ot the rude boxe!'l at a depth of ~Ix Inc hi's. This called torth many exp r('~sions ot horror and Indlgnallon from - t ~?j~ I~rr~;~sslble to believe t ha t !;u("h n t hing is pos~lble right h er e In the "e rY h ea r t of modern elvW z Rtlon :' said Ald . H a r p. " It I" the w or st con d ition of s tra irs I en"' r PllW," A ld. Hl1~tp. r a rmed laIm ~ plt with R I em a ll h r nnch o{ a tree , from w hleh ht" r e m oved the b 3. rk . ~"Ith thl!ll h e oi f' t f' r- I mi ned t hf! oc'p t h t o ","'h le h the bOdJes WI·rl" Int c rrfd, In m & n~' Inl!tances th p boxcs 1n t h(' gra ves w t' r ~ n ot mllre lh a n "l. toot I b{'lo w th e gro und l~l. Others wer€" f ouud Ix tn('hps tie-low the surface, and I - - - - •. t.~ CHARGES. '-it.0Uld Not Rotract Them. I ~~~~!o KNELL Principal Knoll Refuled to Press Them and They Wore OiamilSed-He I ago. and that the physlolans were not Ithos. ulually employed by the H.alth !Departm.nt, but perlons fJPecially en. .red In a time ot emergency. an eplIdemlo ot rn>allpox being then threatIOned. Mr. Knell. however. should ap.,.,.r today and give the Health Board ..II the Intormation In biB Pos•••• lon. Ifor the matter Is altogether too serious ~o b. Ignored. Vacclna.tion wIthout tbe antl.epUc m.thods used by all reputable phYllclans. might cause the death tot the child. No such risk should be tllken ; the acceptanee ot suah It rIsk II erlmlnal. So let the InvosUptloD be eearcblng, It' doctors were drunk When they went about the vaccination ot the llttl. cbUdren ot Burr..lo. they should Ibe exposed and held up to pubUc ob- VACCINAliON. Dates Have Been Fixed for theWork in the Public Schools of Buffalo. I ~ t1§3tbe In the n ortht'rn f;('c tton of the grounds tht'Te an' ri'lWS o r ch iidr E'n ' !'I gr&\'es Where-in the b odl£";:. a r e burted one on top. of t ho othEr. l"ndH t he re ~ l me of a. former k t·CJl(·f. the bodies of paupe r~ ~'er~ ktpt ror day~ In the dead .house, a nd thtn taken out and bUrien in graves hardly deep enough to hide t he bOx es tha t cov .. ered them. Chairman Harp !!ail1 that h e w ould call a m e('tt lng of the com mhtee fOr T hu r sday night and make a con"lncing r l~po rt o n t he conditions at Potte r 's F'1Hd, The tr ou~ blt";~ome QUE'~tlon w1l1 bf." t h l' d!"ent erm('nt or t h('l hundred3 at bodies the c(' met~ ry f~~J~~~a~ An enormous e xpen se w1ll be -.~ !4 �TABLES TURNED ON If)4. PRINCIPAL KNELL BY i DOCTO S WERE SOBER; I:.R. H'EAL TH DOCTORS CHARGES WERE REFUTED f - ~-. "I'I I rf F~ - Dr. W. H. Heath Flays Schoolmaster hnHl~r8ful1y ~oo Principal Knell's Ccmplaint tbat City Physi- for Making Charges of Drunkenness and Then 1"\ Refusing to Attempt to Prove Them. cians, While Intoxicated, Attempted to Vaccinate ,,'"l'JRIEP School Children is Not Sustained. I1IER. DRAMATIC SCENE AT HEARINO BE. FORE HEALTH COM MISSIONER OREENE -- /}(~. /JfltJ v- GREENE'S INVESTIGATION BXONERATES HEALTH OFFICERS ~harr;~!~h c.!i '\ "You are not manly enough to acknowledge that your charges wero false. Your whole manner has been alii "Slnmg Hlco- Q ":.:illzed collOn i, us,d lhat is apologetic-anybody can see have declared In publlc and ers that I was drunk when I ed chlJdren at your school. that. YOu to report- coat and hat and dep,...{ed from tbe room. Dr. Ernest V\Tende. former Health Commissioner, was present, and prtylous to tbe dialogue between Dr, Heath and Principal Knell, Dr. Wende announced that sInce the ottense was alleged to bave happened during his administration, he bad a word to .ay. He declared that he had seen Dr. Hea th and Dr. May 20 minutes atter they were reported, and that they were not Intoxicated. Dr. May was not present at the meeting. At tbe conclusion Dr. Greene held the charges to be without toundatlon and Dr. Heath and Dr. Mayas vacclnat· \\:hilp In u state of 11" rOXk~l- J ight," ~aill Dr, Gree-n(>, Now you ed to \ uedn"lle l-hildrt<n at- hoI or ether might kll'l the \ it'u", Clean I come here and you tall to repeat your ".Hel' is III'Cre-ra bl~." the publiC' !-'l~l1ools and did not DI~('uHiion tolJow£>d r{'g~lrdlng the charges and retuse to retract ,,,,hat you is£>l}ttu; "aE rC'tuted yestel'dn y powers and dut1e~ of principals "here I have said. You get your education by 1It'ler'no'on when ])r~. \\-ilJiam H. Heath, the vlru!'! did not lU.'t, or where illnps,\ the money earned from the sale of followed the ordt:Hl, and the (l1Mriet liquor," Alfred "'rlght and Edwurd ph.Y~idan might IJa\'e to treClt the V.lDramatic scenes of unusual spirit appe4:1rl-d before Heulth CUlll- tlC'nt. and vivacity, sumclent at Urnes to stir Dr. "'\Yenuf>. former Hea1th \ 'olllmb- the emotions. \Vere enacted In the ot"",Iter D, (;reene along with flce at the Health Department yester- exonerated. I.ou!~ J. Knpll of ~t.'hool Xo. ~IOn(r, \\ho t'nler{-'ll at this stag£" of the day afternoon, when Commissioner sl.Iys hf' lnl-'Tely rt'peBled "hat Ilroc~etlings und \\ho desirec.l to lean:' Walter D, Greene held the public hear· STAT E lI E NTS WER E UN TR UE, IbeE'n charged by parents uf «.:hU- to kt'f'p iln appointment, waS heard Ing at "'hlch were to be Investigated relath t: to the rhJ.rgE's. Anlong oth.'l· Two other charges were alleged to uitE"ndlng hi~ SdlOOI. the charges that two Health DepartaCl'usation \\ a!". lh.tlle two \H,t'l{s thlllSs brought up b~' ~\[r, Knell. was ment physicians had vaccinated school have been made by Principal Knell, One the IIc-uth of th'e-Yt:ul'-old Hattie Hmith, of these was that Matilda Smith. 6 years a lIlee-ring tlf the S{ hool Pdllchildren while under the Influence of old, a schoolgirl, had In 1897 died be· "flsoclution a:l.t was 1n ~ub­ "hI) \\~~ 8uid to have died in lSftj' of liquor. cause at. having been vaccinated. Rec· that Dn;, Hidth .. lUll -'Iuy l.l~t ('(:rebral meningitis anu vu('{'inia, Sht' ords were .hown that the child died at C H A R GE S O F PR INCIPA L . Ulirl llr~. "I'.ght and Rt'pbe hlld aUt>llded ~l'hool only eight daYti, !l. brain disease, vaccinia being only a Fonntr IIt'alth ('ommi5sioner "'fnrh' r, Wt~rt f:'U;lty of irl'l:gulal'itlf't', refplTinJr to this case and the statement Louis J, Knell. principal or School remote and tributary cause. first nHm'~ll UlHlt"l' Dr. \Ytnth,'s Another of these charges was Urat ration .tnd the l\\o last n.lmE-II of Dr, F'ron('zak that vU(TinJa W~I~ H No. (4, had charged that Dr, W. H. two students had been sent to replace l"ontrlhilling cnu~e of death. said: "Tht:" Heath and Dr. ,Yo B. May were the ('omml!';~iorwr undt·!' }jpulth The two \'a('dnla wa~ n('lthing more than a ('0- ot'tenders. This charge had been made Dr, Heath and Dr. May. OJ", \\'t'ndf' w.(~ llresent part InC'ldtonlt>. ThE' (-hlld dipd from 11111<1111- I before the Principals' Association !Ie\-"- "students" were Dr. Alfred Wright and tilt.'. also H committee of ~'whol,l moil lion u( the ul'ain." I eral daye ago. It was asserted that Dr. E. L. Beebe, both of whom had (. on~i~tin~ of "~llliH m 1). .:\11'. Kn€'ll In rpply to Dr, (;l"E'f:'n(', l"ilid I la~t November Dr. Heath and Dr. l\lay grad uated, ~ ~o. ti~ H, \Y. Adan1s, ~o. ~,;;; Principal Knell did not appear at • the report ot wha t hp ~aid wag a good both had been turned away from .. H inlpy. :\0. 49, and A, n. dE'al mixed. A POliCE-lllan WHS ~aid lO School No. 4( because or their con- o'clock, the time set tor the hearing. :':0, 15. _o\ .... !OIStUJ1t Health Four other members or the committee ilc,mmllesiol1pr E,.1\\lUU Clark \\"il~ .. t!:-;o have ('allt'd ttl' SUI)t, EmE'r~on. 'J'lH'rp- dl.w~~n the meeting was called Dr. appOinted by the Principals' Associaupon 1{nt:'11 cornmuni<'Ht!:'d with th· Heath was present to submit to the tion, however, ,,,ere present, These t.ommittf·e urged the adoption or Health DE'pf.lJ:metlt and the doctors charge, but Principal Knell retused to were John D. Fisher, principal ot fit-I) time, e::'a-ept when there \\ £-,]'e recalled. repeat the charge and under this clr- School No.6; H. W. Adams, School ::-10. 1'01' \'al~I..'lnation. and Dr. \Ve n de's S tatement. cumstance the ('ondltlons were re- 65; George 1. Hanley, S'chool No. 49, ('omml:-;siolltl' agreed to the versed and PrIncipal Knell became the and A. G. Bug-by, School No. 15. The II\lla:estk>n {o n~!"trkt It tu two fi:ea~(ln~ ··As this o('('u'Tf'.l during my admln- detendant and Dr. Heath prererred Health Department was represented by y('al. onF:' be~aming )1ar '20 and • 'I ,t I ' charges, The first paragraph Is the Dr. Greene and Assistant Health Com· other :-;PT'lI"llbt'l' .!O, due notit't" to, l~ r.l lOn would hke to muk", ..1. brief gist ot Dr. Heath's "summing up:' missioner Edward Clark, who has given to teadlf"r~ and through thfom o.:talE=J11pnt before If.:lY!llg to fulfil ~!n E'n4'1 have no charges to make," said charge of \'acclnatlng, Superintendent or Education Emerson was not present. the p al'e-nt~, The law l"f'quiJ"es that gagE me-Ill. It 1:4 :-;imply' due to the PrinCipal Knell when confronted with ('hl1~ a: t(>nding the publk sd~ools ph)'!--Idan~. This re},Jort came to mp the object or the meeting. TWO VA CCI NATIN G S E AS ONS. b(' \,R. 'C"lnat('rl and the l'ul(~ I~ tv I ' ., REVE R SED THE SITUATION . l~ ulln! t\'f-'l')' li,:t:: year~. rom MI. ElIlen.,on!:i officp and I Wc..~ When the tour mernbers at the comInCul'Ill(:u that A.1r, Knl:ll IIHcl tel ... ,.holll'll "Yes, Mr. I{nel1 ; but we have a mittee arrived Dr. Greene said he ,,'as Scie n tist.. that phy~tl'ian~ t.,'OIlCh,I{'tlng Val"l'inatloll charge against you. sir." declared Dr. ready to hear the cha rges, The com· at his ~t.'hool were under the lnfluenl'E: Heath. "You have said that Dr. 1tlay mltte announced that it had not been P rilh ill<.ll Hanky a~ked what he was uf lIqUt l l'. .. and myselt were drunk when we carne appOinted to push Principal Knell 's o 40 wh('re parents being L'hl'istlun "These I-h~'sldi.\n!:i "' .... re Dr~. )1.1\" aUll to your 8chool. Now, didn't you say oharges, Its duty being sImply to con(entlsts afuflied to uto\\' their \:h11- Heath. 'I'h«> Dep.lnment imnlt'uiau.";y that, or didn't you? Answer one way sult with the Health Commissioner 11:. 41ren to he Yat.'l'UICttPd. ~(>nt for th€,se doctl)r~, 1 wa~ at din- or the other," various rna tel's pertaining to the VltC~ Dr. nl~{'!le-. 1 have ;1.dYisE'll tho1t In nf'l' whton the m«>!'~age rea(:hecJ m{', but "Well, I only reported the complaint cination ot children In the schools. The ul.'h r,1c:es tlH! l hlhlrl'n ue- kept OUt of I nt Olll'e pro('~ede<1 to the oftke. whc'l"e] ot the parents of the chIld r en," r~ committee asked that the children be vaccinated either at the end or begin' (hooJ, Thp :-;<'ilools tll'e for lh(1 l'hll- f~IUlld Drs. )jay ~tl1d 'Heath wailing, plled Principal Knell. dr(>1l or lUw-.-t1,}ldmg dtlzen~. Th<,y '] ht-y \\'£-rE> Rb~olutely ~obE>r. If :.my "Didn't you call up Supt. SulUvan on nlng of tile school year, so that abnust Jl\ (t up to the l,t w. men l'lluld Le- call~d !'!lobeI'. bllth all- the telephone and report tha.t Dr. ltrlay sences frdm school during the middle or the year would be a vulided. P! in;J,r~d Fasher' There is anoth~l' ~Wf:'1'( t that tle~<.::ription, Tht!' <.: ..in bl ·and myself were drunk?" After carefully con!'=idering the arguIuw ,,/.1, h sa"s th,'y rnl"t .""d lhelr 'f'rIH,'d hy nume.ous willl •• '"", <10'"Ye., I did." t.hll ]1"-0 lJ, 8( hooJ. and ()tht;>r~, "How did you know "'e were? You ments Dr. Greene decided upon this system or "Vaccination. Two vaccination Dr t~T'(>e!'r~ The chlldrt'n (-an b~ .1. _ , ~f'nt ('~Ihcr phy"'idan~ to l~lkp. up know what drunkenness is. don't you? r stt"d ::1<1 :o;rnt to th~ Tru 11lt ~dlOOl the \\Ol'k Hnd WaH. a little ('uriouF to Didn't a relative or yours keep a I5Q- seasons wIll be observed this year, \\ h(>1 p (';11.1 t 'on 1~ ~oIlIPt;l~or;'. 1·11- ~n~w Whf tlwr "iT, l{nel1 "QuId ha \ l' loon once? And haven't you seen cases TheEe will he the ten days following the 20th ot September and the ten days der 16 vuptls can I''''uttily blw di.:-po~ed of ,In~ fault to find with them. 1 hr.ll"tl or drunkenness?" tollowlng the 20th of May. The comnth, \\<1Y. no 11 ort' auout the mat'tel'." "Yes." mlttee was wpll satised with this ar~who(,1 plil1C'ipals hav been Dr. tYn:fonc-4 ~aw Dr, )lay thal ~,IIllE> "Then you ought to know it We were hI know what Lo do dt)llUt (11- (~ay ~hu,l'Ily after he was ret:alletl Hnd drunk when we came to your school. rangement and Dr. Greene was warmly ttr:o 'iH,'{'ln_ltiun I~lw ,\ h_ 1'~ IHI'- 1011ntl ulm f'oltf-'l'. Why don't you be a man and say one commended for his prompt attention to it nnll it i~ c;;.'l.id that ~)r, Ht"ath ~ ('J"o~~-examinwtion of thing l)r the other, Instead or reporting to the matter. han~' been' ":I~thdra"n Pllnl'irnJ I{nC'lI wa~ Ntu~tic in thl' C':>"- w~,at others thought?" F OI LED P R INO IPAL' S R ET R E AT. ""Do~"r"" and !-lent to prh'.,att' ~('hooJ~ t.rellH.'. The following ~xtra('ts will sut'I could pu~p this~ thing if I wanted f )1(> I.Ulro.~ ot t:\-J.dlll Ou;'la\\ litf!'. _ ~~, Dr. Heath, answered the principal. Principal Knell appear.d when the FI":l!-r "3. d tll" ""\ g t "AJ'P you a judgt-' of intoxl<'ation"" It 1 had the parents of the chlldren committee had nearly completed II. w.o~ld bf: hI'O\1~t ~ ~ ~h l~at er ""'ell,] don't know that I~ om ;tny here they Would speak tor themselveR." vlsl t. and w hen they started to go thi" Phhl(jP3h/~'\~"~,'iati~na~!1~h bt.ttc'r ludGe than (ltht>r pt>Of,Je. 1n thl:; Under this cross-examination Prin- Principal Knell wanted to g.) to. "I g-uess that's perfectly satisfact the lJa"'!'IR!=:e of \\ law to In.J.he «.'a~e 1 look the "01'<1 (If .. t TlOlkf'lllan i CI~:l Knell sUU refused to repeat his PllrO~hl3l A))lt prl\1'lte ... .no hi c;;: h' and SOllk of the pare'lt~ who ('amI;;' to ch rges outright. and Dr. Heath shot tory," .ald Principal Knell. "I don't \',ll'l'inl'tIon I~~l;j'" ~' ... ~t Je;;t n~~:' a final 'volley ot criticism on PrIncipal think I have anything more to say." as Ilub ll{ .!'C'hool.. I.t:m~.l t \: . Didn't your fillher kEep a !'aloon?" Knell's conduct. "YeR. but how about these charges?" asked Dr. Greene. "We would like to nre.en hop',. you '\\ ,,11 !'Ul'::~~s:· D EVOID OF !trANLJ~ESS, know about them." dortOl"~ fa1iE'd to con\ m . . . e th~ ~ you ought, ,~o know somE'~!I~ns "You haven't got the manl1ness to be "But you have granted everything we ~11l\blv.m"n .11d SCn.d.tvr:-o. 'I~~)ut IOloxkatto,n! bone.t about this matter." said Dr. nIle" \\ hie,lt makfti lHk~~~,};OI)~. I mIght. howe\'er. he. m1!-'- Heath. "You know you have no right wanted and I don't think I can ask ror any more:' of a (.', rt:fil .;lit:' of \d('"01 to make charges In public you are not Then It was Impressed upon Prinrfpal nf '{" arv bE"foTt" a (.hilll Is atld you make ;lny ,I In,,,~stlgation on prepared to SUbstantiate." Knell that he wno to be put under a to any sl,hool1.S !a\ol''ed U;., <th~ Y~~IT' 0"" H("('()unt ' Thereupon Dr. Heath picked up hIS cross-examination, h ('<>lJ1ml~:!'lont-r. J \\t'nl thrvugh the rOoni~ and f!:\.\\' \\hall I hs\.-p slated" Prfndpal Knell on being fUrlhfo\' {'orntl"(d fOilid he had nu I..'harges to Prillclpal Knell put In an a,p- makl.' .md dttl not dp~Jre to l'etlen on at thl.:4 ~t"!g'" anu \\1.1 ... In\" teu .. lth~r Dr. He-ath or Dr, May, He :-.lid GrNlne to mal("" all), ~tatt'nwnt hE' actf>d on hearsay. Dr. Hrt"ene-You are not w I1lnt;' to 1\'1th reCPI'f'nt~ to the ('ha!"~es say of your o\\n kno\\'ledge that th,'top '\ lbl~~tFoun (t the Pipet' in a T~rmen \\{:rt" urunk'! 1had bee:l. at, Ilbuted to hllll. {ntH on b('.ng ("ontron{~cJ b:) t11' ·'So. it might be thal the:,~ "l'l"t,! urd. n!ed tht, [orr€'ctnf:!'os or (hf> dE'1' 80me vther intlue-n<:E"." p~~t n~l~t~~(;e-~at;;a~-~nK rt'l-':>,a,tt'u ~ Ur_ li~Hth'!" parting <-hot to :\Ir Th~ C"'ommlt teoe on r tI( (;r~nr:1! of tbe of thfO d one' out the 8.<': I Ktll:-ll " .. ~ 'Ie ~'ou don't know ... ny mort_ BOllrd of Aldermen Wf~ot rrp;terdnr to tbe al ohol or ~t~d about the! \rlhout ~dut'ntion than you do a.uout illHoward CE'UletE"ry BDd nlade tl thorougb In, Wlltf>r \lbs lJe:.' t~· }-~t' !::,aid HIE" toxlloiltlon the sooner you get uut of spectlon ot (be place, Thry f'robt~d orouD,1 ~et or dltfereI1lt }IU- the- ~ hool~ the- bHttl'.'· The h..-aring tur M-yeral hours and found thlogl Just elo~ed "1t~oUt olHy ~hedding of blOOd. about 8'1 I'ppnrted In TIlE TUJEf'. In 6(,Hral in"tanres tbry (ound onl1 ,II lorhps or ruth o\'er ,rnve q , When the committee returned C'halrmao Harp aJI' nOUDCf'(l that bp would call. mr,.tlog for nPlt Thursday night 10 ordrr that the rom' mittee might buve ample timp to mak'" I rompletp rr-ifOrt of tbp- fdtuatloD to tbe R'lard nt IU next mf"Ptlng. I I I '.1, I ".f' VISITED POTTER'S FIELD / 4< rt~$j~tjll/4Y r:' L ~ -,. - ~-- I I �( RS Commission8r 0 Publi c Works Ward Recommends that One be Established. }fully len COST - ABOUT j~A, ~_;IGI $17,500, \L " S.nt a Comm u ni. T he C em m rU lone r . ca tion to t he Co uncil men Exp lll n· Ing th o S itv~o n . '1t((Wro~c : Comml<.~io",r ort"Fran. \rart) this l'I(trrDoon sent a .<.'001' .'. [0 thl! boorrl or count'limen Ulun!r!1t10n. , b nbandonlllent of the r(·,·t.mmentiIDS t e P tt '(;t F'('ld tor lInwnrll C't'mrtt'ry. or 0 er. I I bc burinl (It th(l rity'ij p~lIper dead. nnd dIP I'n.'ttinn ot n mUnicipal cl't'ru~t~ry. tJH'I ('0:'( ot "hirh h~' e~~imntf'S nt .. ~j:500. Th(l (,1'H1I0l1ll1iclitrun I~ n~ tollo,\!';. TIl lhl" Honora hie tlt,-' Board of Councilti~ G J 1U1Itlit'ipnIit~", nllll for w hlrh iUC'inf' rotiotll ""em'"' till' oJily 1'lttioDni method till' ('By'" llntlllt~rlC:' TIll' o"('r-('rOWdl'd ('ondltion of thp r t tH'E! Fif'ld is )lron'rhinl In lsrl1J o " • ~[ny{lr Q~11n(':r o( BU'itf?l1. rl'comm('nded thr l'TfI'<'l1011 of A. mtlnH~lpnl {'remators for the ilwin(>rntion of pnUlll'r!o; 111H1 rriDl~ inul~. 'fh(' c.,llme n--eommeudo.tiOIl Wll~ m8clE' Ill" th(' Bo:-{ton ('f'nl£'terr cnmnlis· SiOD, WIlH foitnlpd the ('it,· could ('1'(''' . • mnh:lo the bOllu'!'! nt n ('o~t of $1 each, n~ain"t ,"a for burinl. [nPnrlq rrl'mntion iR t'ompulsory for r('rtnin ('lns~('~; ill th{' rit~· rremotory nrc bllrm,d nil uuclnim(>(} hMpitnl dc-nd, rc" - from tlis~t>('till<T tohle~ nnd delHl malllS ,., hod!!'!; ,from ~tr('('t~ and RI?Wel"t\,_ At the h\"~illnmJ{ of lROO thc-rr w{Or!." 2.) rr('Jl1n' lOl'i('f~ in thl' t:nitl"d 8tntc.·foi; in 1883 tht'Tt' wn!-t but one. I woulll rf'-'l:pp('tfull,r reC'ollltU('lltl thnt your honornhlf' hud\'" takE' undf'r ('on~ic1t.r. . . .f . . " ntion the .(.'r(>('tlo~ 0 n U1\l11lClpal cr!'J1I(l· tury, in IH'~l of thfl' purchn~e of n nC'w ("(,1IlC't('rr '"'11(', fOl" the ren~ons 11ho\"(' stRtN!. [or the di __ po~nl of the city's p0l111f'r d!'.H1. A. (·rt·mntory rnn be ('on~tn1('tpc.l for S17,;JOn. 'J1H~ D('('CR.'H1r)" ntt€'nrlant~ to 1'\111 t)1\Illl' nrc n .!ollllJel'illtC'lldl'lIt nnt! nil€' laborC'r, It Re"'Il(>('tfllI1~" Oll'n: Fraucj" (r. , , 'nl'lt, of Public 'Y"ork~. (~I'ntlem(ln-ln thp mntter ot tbr How8~j ct'JnrtE'ry. ntl'rrt"d to thi ... d(>~lnrt­ tllI'ut :\JII)" 7tll, 1902, under the hi': rfHlOlutioD, \"iz.: " , rhf'l'ros, The How~rd (,pmt"tt'rr. tion. ('om plaint haying breD mnup that buriRIR nrc mode in lin inhumnn nnd un· sDnitun maDDcr, nnd . "Wh;",n., It has be.n reported tb.t thlli: l'eml'tf'I'Y ill be-in~ \ISM by thf' connty ot Erie ond tb. ,tot. at Xew York without Ih(> confi;pnt ot the rity ot Bnffnlo~ "R(>!'oln'fi, ThAt thp ('nmmittPE'- on pub.. lie jl'ronDds be dirert",l to Inreqigot. the conrlitl()n~ nt the said remf'tery aml rt"port to thifl body.1t I h(>g to tiuhmit hfl!rp"'ith plft n of ~mf'" tfl!ry fWrl report ot thl" deputy engineer committl'lnner, vh:.: Huwnrd ('1'mPtery ori~ill{'lily comprilit"d 11 trart of land ahont 20 D('rN! in nrC'Q, Tid, incillded 33 feot of the Ridge rooti h)· Ihe froutngE-, amI es('(>ph><l n plot ill f:oltthf'fUlt ("Orner to hp URf"d for Iilchool PII'I10""'. Rkhnrd Coidwell dero",1 this prollt'rty tn tit" rity of Buffalo in l~lO. About 10 yenrs R'fO the pnrk dl"part .. tnfl!nt or(Juircll thfl' north£'rly portjon Cnbnllt 13,33 8rrro) to be uM'd for park I IlUr)JO~~. Thl" Idt thf' southerly portion, comprising OIl art'n of :i.78 8t:rt'!'I net (t'.1:c(·pting F('hool lot 8Dd one--half of rond), which h(l'l bt'fI'D u.'('d as 8 rCnlrtery. 'fhit; rrmf"ttrs i'l ill a very neog:leru d ('oudltioll. It iC! almost fillt'd with ~ra ""'fil. llnd in (art theo gl'n\"f"S extend abuut 30 [{'l't into thr- {lnrk 10n<1fl, It would SN'JU, ('onslderill;:' thl' fuet tllnt th~ (,pmtlte-rr i~ prnNirnlly tiiled, unwise to ('ontlnuf\ tht' UISt' of the sam('. Th(,TPforf' the prNlent ('onditiuns rp .. quirf' hnl1ledint~ Ilf()vi.~inn for the I'rulll'r intprount or t1iapc~it.ion of thp rity'!\ pou· P('T deAd. Bnkf'T, in hi~ ")Iunicipal Ronl .. totion." Pfll'lllH tn mp to hoy£, ro\"C'red thiM impf)rtant il(,1ll thorouJ,:hly when hr o.;ny~; "'lany Inr,t:p (,Itits ha\"(~ forhidden further huriall-t within thfl'ir limits nnd all tllf~ir grnT(>rRrd~ :lTe heing remol'ed. A ('('met~ry !(hould be' IOC'otN n~ far os oo~sible from nny thiC'kly I)OllUlntt"d r~" Ilion, for tht' ll(HlIJI~ rE'Dboll that it mav not hp in tht WRl of the Jj\'inA' and thn't itlt tired mny rf>main uDdi~t\lrherl as long 8A Iln"'ftihl('. From n sanitary point of ,'Jew, itli tioil should he dry nnd Jlorou~, IlfI'rmitting- rain nnll air to prDetrott and eI!IE'dite dcC'ompo!iition. trhere Rhould he" ample pro\'ision for rlrnhlo~fI', hut f'Rrflo Hhollld he ~nkp.n nf'Jt to (>ndnngE'r 8U\' fo\up"I~Y of drinking ~"ntpr therE'by, Slri("'t I·p.lulotion~ "honl!l he made and enforrM a~ to thp distanep npart Ilnd c)t>pth to which ",rtl"p.~ !;hould he oug. "But 100 gr,.nt nnd IneYitobJe nre the' flitHC'ultiE'R ('onnerted with the dl~poMI of the de.d by burial that within tlle P8ht . decade or two there hR!i bf'en a growing puhlic ~entimf'lIt in fayor of trptnntion. "The ohjertio". to hurinl ore ~oth econowiC' nud Mnitary. folriencf' has not ~hown ft)'; to whut extt.'llt the soil water nnd nir .ore likely to be contnlllin~ted hy C'I'Ol{>teru",.. But it 11:1 certnin thnt dt'. c'o~IPosition i~ ine,"ltaIJle nnd that the floll and wlltflr, if not till"' nir, OlDY be polluted therehy. "AMIdI' from {'onRPr"'ltl'ol. tile -hiet \. obstacle In the WRy of f'remntion i~ foiru. tlmfl1t. Bllriul b~in.'! the hiRtoriC' method of ('hrl!';tiun dl"(1ollol. the ])rople nntI mnny o( tht' churrhes nre slow to \'fli. nntnrllr adopt another !n•. Rtem. Rent'l' m t I PIl n rPRflOIIS orl:' hnrd to understand (fit· th~ 111timntp fn.te of th(' human bOd; ~UNt. nlw2YS hE' the lilllllf'" "decUUlpOsition lIlto ltR ori~lnnl elemput!'t ""'hill' (·tt·mntlon, UN' thp. common trunthud o( rIiNI}(;_ul. O"ltlfoit r(,O"loin optionnl 411' .... t'o . r" to ('OUh', oughl not bonrrl~ of hf'alth h1ak~ it t'umpul!"or)" III th(' (";1:-;(6 oC nil c1f'ath~ It-,lm ('omnlunicnbh' tI1~(,OS"'8, WENT AfTER I THE ACCUSING ~p~~s~ PRmQ~PAl , -- s, DR, HEATH TOOK LOUIS J. KNELL TO TASK FOR THE CHARG ES OF INTOXI CATION I\ND IMPRO PER VACCINA' TlON OF C HI LDR ~, - - "'R£SS SAID K NEL L WAS UNMA N LY. TEACH ER REFUSED TO PRESS THE I'YiATTER, BUT DR, ERNEST WENDE MADE STATE' MENT IN BEHALF OF PHYSI' ClANS. ~/r'~ Those charges of drunkenness, n~g .. lE'ct. ('arl'lessnesR and Impropriet:r madf' by Principal Louis J" Knell or Public School ~o. 44 agnin~t Drs, Heath ann ltay. feJl flat at a hearing on the matter calJed by Health CommIssioner Greene yesterday atternoon. Dr. Heath went after PrincIpal Knell In a lively mannfl'r and unmercifully ('rl .. lC'izpd tbe puhlic teacher as helng unmanly in hb ways and far beIng unable to ~ubstantlflte his ch3rge~. Louis J. Knell, principal at School No. H, had chargerl that Dr. ~... H. Heath nnd Dr, \V. B, May were thl?' of'tt:'nrlers. This charge had been madl' before the Principals' Association Bev· eral day~ ago. It was a~6erted that lapt N()v€"lnpE'r Dr. Heath and Dr. ]"fay both " hnn befl!n turned a.way from School No. 44 because or theIr con .. ~ltIon. "'"hen the meeting was called Dr. HPRth was prpsent to Fubmit to thp chargp. but Principal KnpJI refused to rfl'peat the charge nnd under this clr· C'umstanc(' thp cnndttlnns were reo verspd and Principal Knell became the defpndant and Dr. ~eath preferred charges. "I have no charges to makf"." said Prinripal 1{nell wh't>n ('onfronted with the obJert o( the meeting, Situation Changed. "Y.., Mr. Knell: but we have a rharge against you. sir," declared Dr. He-ath. "You have satd that Dr. May and myself were drunk when we came to your Arhonl. No'\-" , didn't you say that or dldn·t you? Answer one way or th£' other." "Well I only TE:"ported the complaint ot thp' parflntR of the children." repl1ed Principnl Knell, "Didn't you call up Supt. Sullivan on the- telephone nnd repllr!}hat Dr. )fay and mY!'lelf wpre drunk. "Yell. I old." You "How did you know ""e ~...ere.? ., know what drunkfl'nnPRR Is. don t you. Didn't a relatlvr of rOUTS kerp a fla· 10 1m onc('7 And have-n't you ~een caSP8 of drllnkennes~1" ,.mu ll pox, cJ iphthl'rfn. C'hol~ru "yp~:' l'rp 1 I fe-1't) r nnd t u bpr ('nlo",bf'l '''Thf'n YUH nught to know If we Vo' "In nddition, tJlere 18 on~' C'1Q.HJoi of "runk when we C"a.m~ to your ~rhl"lol. h"m~n ~I~.. d, the diRP08Ul of who~p. horli . ""hy don't you he II maod natnrlr:pa:rS~: I. wJth'll . . linm<'<tillt ... rnnlrQI' o f tl~:J tiling "r tile oth«. Jnstea ) )11 I Conlll\i~o:::ion~r roJow" whkb 10: mVDt'd by the city or Bl1ff81f~, i~ n'(lortcd to be in n negl(>rtE'd cOll(h· 'tt~('lll 0 .II1 K ~tlhmitt('tl. ' "I could push thing it r W1\ntet} ~~, Dr. Heath," 8n.l=lwtred the prtnrtpal. It I hnd the narent~ or the cbildren her..£> they woulJ Rpeak t/)r th€'ms:e-h-es." t,ndpr thl~ cTo~s-('xaminatlon Prin('Ipal Kn~t1 ~tll1 refu~ed to repea.t his char~e9 outright, nnd Dr. Heath shot a nnal "ol1~y ot critiCism on Principal Knell's conduct. "You hA.ven·t g-nt the manllne:c:q to bE': honest about thIs mattfl't'," ~ald DT. Heath. "You know you have no right to make chargp~ tn public you are not prepare-d to substantiatfl'," Therpupon Dr. Heath olcked up his coat and hat and departecl .tram the room, Dr. Ernest Wende, former j Health CommiRsioner, was present, and previous to the cllRlo~ue betwt:'en Dr. Heath and Prlncipal Knell. Dr. Wpnde announct'd that since the offense Wa!i allf:'ged to ha\'e happened during hl~ administration. he h::ld a word to 5ay. He declared thR.t hE" had seen Dr. Heath and Dr. llny 20 minutes artpr they WE'rE' rpporied, and that they were not Intoxicat('>d. Dr. :\Iay WR"! not present at the mepllng. At the conclusion Dr. Grepllp. held the charge~ to be wlthllut founda· Uon and Dr. Hpnth and Dr. May a~ exonerntl'd Sta.tem ents W ere Untrue. 1!l!) WHAT MADE KNELL BACK DO'~' t P nclpal Louis I Two other ('harges we-re aUegpd to hayp been made by Principal Knell. One ot the!'£" was that .:\1atilda Smith. 5 years I old, a schooigirl, had In 1897 died because ot having been yacclnated. Rec· ords were shown tha t the chlld died of a. brAin disease, vaccinia being only a remote- and tributary cause. Another of thf"se charges was that two l"ItudenlS had been sent to replace Dr. Heath and Dr. "h-Iay. The two "students" were Dr. Alfred Wright and Dr. E, L, Beebe, both of whom had graduated. Principal Knell dId not appear at 4 o'clock, the time s('t for the hearing. Four other members of the committee appointed by the Principals' ASl'locia.. tion, how eyer, wert' present. These were John D. Fisher, principal or School No.6: H. Vl. Adams, School ~o. 65; George L. Hanley. School No. 49, and A, G. Rugby, School No, 15. The Health Department was represented by Dr. Gre('ne and AfiI~lsta!lt Health Commissioner Edward Clark, who ha,q charge of vaccinating. Superintendent )! Education Emerson was not present. ' Vhen the tour me-mbers of the C",lmmlttee arrived Dr. Gl'eClle said he was read)" to hear the charges. The com· mitte announced that It had not beeon appointed to pu~h Principal Knel1'~ charge-so its duty being simply to can· Emit with the Health Commissioner I'~l variou5 mate-rs pprtalnlng to the v&.crlnatlon of chtldren in the school~. The committee asked that the children be vaccina.ted either at the end or begln~ ning ot the !chool year, so that ab· sences from school during the mIddle ot the year l\'ould be a vul1ded. Arter car~fully con!=lderlng the argu .. menta Dr, Greene d~c1ded upon thl~ system ot vaccination. Two vaccination fleae:on~ will be observed this year, The ... will be the ten days (ollowlng the 20th ot 8eptfl'mbfl'r and the ten days: (ollowlng the 20th of May. The comm ittee wa~ wpll satlsed with this arrangement and Dr. Greene was warmly commended for his prompt attention to the ma.tter. Prlnc1pal K n ell apppared when the committee had nearly completed Its vi~lt. and whfl'-n thpy started to go Principal Knell wanted to go, too, "I guees that's perfectly satl!l;tac ... tory." said Principal Knell. "I ~on't think I have anything more to say. ?" "Yes b u t how about these charges. 3!ked 'Dr. Greene. "We would like to know abou t them,'" "But you have granted everything WE> wan ted and I don't think I can ask tor any more." Then it was Imprt'8sed upon Principal Knell that he was to be put under a cross-examination , ___ .. by J: K~~l',/1+0001 No. t4 some time MtQ 81cians con~"a· ~vfth I I £: t was a remarkable rnd ln ay to the charg~ prefe r ! to phyDepartment o( Health. Knell had accuoro Drs. Heath and :Yay at drunkenne~8 v..'ben they visited his school during the lTnallpox 8car~ to vaccInate the children. and that 8S a. consequence- one o( the pupils died !rom Improper treatment. I When summoned yesterday to a hearIng by CommIssioner ~e an" asked to prove the chargee, Principal Knell would neither deny nor affirm that they were true. Dr. Heath 18 reported to have said to Principal Knell at the bearing: "You are not manly enough to acknowledge that your cbarges were false. Your whole manner has bel'n apologetic-anybody can see that. You have declared In public and to report. ers that I was drunk when I yaccinat .. ed children at your school. Now you Corne here and you tall to repeat your charges and refuse to retract w h a t y ou have said." To this taunt Knell was dumb, txcept to remark that he could push th Is thing if h. wanted to, and hinted that I( the parents o( the cblldn!n were there they would upbold his contention. P rincipal Knell owes It to the people of Bul'falo to explain why he doesn't want to push the charges he made so explicitly and In public. It political influence has been used to gag him. or he has bet1n threatened with the 1088 ot his position I( he Insists on telling the truth, the public should know It. On the other hand. If the two physicians baye been falsely accused they a r e entitled to a complete exonera tiOD f rom the man ","ho made the charges. Why were the parents and the tea.ch-, era of the school not summoned as wit· nesses? To an outsider this "'hole business appears to have been one of Intimidation, cowardice and whitewash ot one ot the most serious charges made agalnst the Department ot Health In many years. CURED OF r EN6i3~/TES. DR. A ND M R S. IRVING P . LYON HAVE R E TURNED FROM PASTEUR INSTITUTE. D~'!m;r;,y:~ !~(~O(~53t Franklin Str"1 t, wh,. wlo're se,'eral wf>eks hlUt'n b~' thE'jr pel dog, han' rE':~ turnpc.l from N' w York "'here the).· w(>nt to tl!kc the PaHt?ur treatment for hydro· ,~_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._ _ _...... .. ago KNELL FAILEO TO TI 'i-v PRODUCE EVIDENCE TIM &. p~~tl~. vJ('tlm~ of tht' llog'~ bltt·~ arE'! In good ht'cllth iu.. d whe-n dl!':charg('tl from I. r CC , HIS CHARGE AGAINST DRS. HEATH AND MAY THEREFORE FELL FL T, , ""A~ '(If . If ~~ T > '" 'Y 1/ Principal K/cll o( Sc 001 NO. « ap· d at the meeting alled by Health peare terday atter·. Commissioner G~yes ftort but dpcltned to make an e :0:~b8tantla.te the charges he ha~ m~:~ ·1 t Drs. Heath "nd May. e agaln~ these physicians who are ataccused the Health Department of I ta~hedln~~Xicated while vac('inating pu· pe ng I Dr Heath was prespils in his schoo but Dr. May "was ent at thfl" meet ng i not. He-ath took the floor and said. Dr. • t tl manliness to be IOYOll ha .... en t go le lOU know about the matter. t hone!!1 .. "ht to make charges to YOU ha\"(' no lit;; 'not substan. the public that you can tlatp," D Fisher of Sl'hool Princlpal~ John ' ! ~o :",; <;eorrie No 6 H. W. Adam. 0 d> \' (j' Bugbee 'H~nle! ot Nu: .~9 ~~~or~ "Dr: Greene ot No, 1" a ppeall; ~<:l .to investlgate the ('harg€~. L. the Pa~le\lr In~tltute- were pronounced Tht Y WE'ff"' told th:ll they n~(>d not (eRr a return of thr:- diReal"lE'. Henrv BaRil. the bOy who wa~ btttpn I·\ ... t wf.("k by a dog said to be sutrerlng f~om rabies "Is now In New York. Health a,: C'urE'd. Commls!loner (ifE'erol" tnoay ff;"cE'I\'('d n telegram from ~ aTtp tha t tht" hOl" I.. In thc" lnsU!utf: tl.ud receIving, trf:'RtmO'nt. He 1:-- "aid to be getting along niceIY:-.;othlng Of'''' has d('vf"'icpE'd In the mat· tt"T of (~~ablJ1htng n Pa~t(ur dppartmt'nt Ln C'onnpl"llon with (he Hpnlth Depart· ,"pnt. Snc-h nl"lIon wa~ dl~cu~~pd to 80mr f"xtt'n( 18,*t w('lok, It being said that It ther£' WC'fC' m~"lY CRf.(S ot rabies In Lhl cit,· thl!" summ(r It would bE" rnu('h ('hf8vp r for Oil' city to no\'f' It Pa, l,~ur PMtabll~hmf'nt tl~re tr1an to -"pnd lh ... \'Ic· I Urns to .:'IOew York" It ("Ofit~ the dlY nnel county JlParly $500 tn Rend R patient to Kf'W York for trf'n tment. Th,. omC'lal~ ot: the HeRlth D('partm('nt will wRtC'h th mHttfor c1olllf'ly und If j df'emrd n{,Cf"8~.1ry will 8J;k tOf money with which to opt>n nn In~tltl1te hf'ft". V"" ... . . . ........................... ........... ..... ..... ' ................ . �tor tbI ltOuble' naIotiD 'be in the ....,. of tJI. that Its dead may remain ~~~:~ lUI long as ponlble, From point of view, Ita eoU .hould aDd poroUB, permitting I'BIn and nn""'lru..penetrate and expedite decomTbere ,""ould be ample provldrainage, but care I!dlould be to endanger any aupply of drlnlcln.g water tbereby to whIch graves dug, "But so great and . Inevitable are tbe dlmcultles connected with the disposal of the dead by burial that within tbe put decade or two there has been a growing public sentiment In favor of cremation, "The objections to burial are both economic and sanitary, Science has not shown as to what extent the soli, water 8 nd air are likely to be contaminated by cemeteries, But It I. certain that decomposition Is Inevltabl, and tbat tbe soil and water, If not tb, air, may be polluted thereby, "Aside from conservatism, the chief obstacle In the way of cremation Is senUment, Burial being the historic metbod of Cbrlstlan disposal, the peo, pIe and many of the churches are slow to Voluntarily adopt anotber aystem Rentlmental re8.8ons arJ! bard to under· s(and, for the Ultimate fate of the human body must alwayS be the same -decomposition Into Ita original ele- ~ P AUP a TO EYo0UNCILMEN QU/RER EN . QUlReR Takes Cognizance of The Exposure In an Important Commu ~!~e~ "'RelOlved, That Public GrouDds be directed to InvesUIrate the conditions at the O8ld cemetery and report to this body.' "I beg to submit herewith plan of cemetery and report of the Deputy Engineer CommiSSioner, vis: "'Howard Cemetery orlclnally com' priSed a tract of land abou t twenty feet ments. While orematlon a. the common meth04 In area, This Included thirty-three of !lloposaI, DlU.t remaIn optional for teet of the Ridge Road by the frontto come, ought not boards of healtb age, and excepted a plot In southeast year. make it compulsory tn the OI.se of al1 corner to be UBed for school purpoaes, dtaths from communicable dtseases, such Richard Caldwell deeded this property lUI omaJlpox, diphtheria, cholera, typbold to the city of Bulralo In 1858, tever and tubercula.ls? In addition, there Is one cl&81 of hu .. " 'About ten years ago the Park Department acquired the northerly por- man d •• d, the disposal of who.. bodle. within the Immediate control of th" tion (about 13,53 acres) to be ueed for I. municipality and fM whIch Incineration park bur_s, seems the only rational method-the cIty'. ' "'ThIs I.tt the southerly portion, pauper8, The overcroWded condition of t be Potcomprlelng an area of 5,78 acres, net (excepU~ echool lot and one halt ot te .. a Field Is proverbial. In 1899 Mayor of Boeton recommended thr erec. road) whlcb haa beeD ueed 8.8 a ceme- QuJncy tlon of a municipal c.........tP.ry for the intery, cineration of paupen and criminals, The " 'This cemetery Is In a very neglect- lame reoommendatlon was made by the ed condition, It Is almost filled wIth Boaton Cemetery Commission. It was grave.. and In fact the grave. extend otated tho city could cremate the bodl•• of $1 each, against $3 for burial, about thirty-nino feet Into the park atIna coot Parla cremAtion Is compullory for lands, certain claslles, In the city crematory are "It would ..em, considering the fact burned all unC'lalmed hospital dead. rethat the cemetery Is practically filled, mains from dIssecting tables and 'dead unwise to continue the use of the same bodies from streets and 8eWf'rs. At the beginning of 1899 there ...... "Therefore, the present conditions ...,: tw("nty-ftve crematories in the United quire Immedlat.. provision for the Statea: In 1883 there WfUI but one." proper IDtermend or disposition of t·h e I would respectfully recommend that elty'. pauper dead, Your Honorable Body take under consld. "Baker, In his 'Municipal Sanitations" eration the erection· of a municipal crematory, In Ueu of the purchase of a new seems to me to have covered this Im- cemetery eltp, for the reasons ahoy. portant Item thoroughly, atated-for the dl.poaal of the city'. pau, "'Fll'llt-Many large cities ha.ve for· per dpad. . bidden further burials within their limA crema.tory can be confttructed for Its, and all their graveyards are being h7,500. The necessary attendantl to run same are a sunerlntendent and one ..... remove4.' Respectfully submitted. "A cemetery, then, ,""ould be looated borer, FRANCIS G, WARD, al far ... poulble trom any thickly pop. Commluloner, CREMATEPAUPER DEAD? S.nUmenW reaBODS are hard to understand, tor the uIUmate fate ot the human body must al1'&78 b. tho same-d.composltlon loto ita OM&tnal e1ements. ciPaz Crematory, "While cremation, .. tho common method ost $17 5 h O c. of dlopouJ, must remain optional for yoar. ' u. cS~, to come, oUlbt not boards ot health make It ~?- to' compulooT}' In tho c.... of nil desths trom the Board of Coun - a mE the matter of the referred to tbla de1902, under the tolvia.: I OPPO ES CEM HIES Howard Cemetery, i the city of Bulralo I a neglected condl, CITY COULD rnEMATE THE been made that ' an InbumaD and BODIES AT A COST OF $1 EACH, and s~ •. L ~~..., reported that -r" Uled by the Co S oner ar fa e eetab.. State of New COD8eDt ot the city IIshment of a municipal crematory for the disposal of the city's pauper dead, He made that fact known In a. report submitted to the Board of Councllmen yeaterday, The Board of Aldermen recent17 adopted & resoluUon directing a oommlttee from Ibat board to Investlga.te lb. condition of the Howard Cemetery or the Potter's Field, as It is more commonly Called. When this resolutton CaDle before the upper house, the councDmen referred It to the Comml.sloner ot Public Works to get hi. views, After giving a brief history of the cemetery and stating that it is In a. neglected condition, almost filled a.nd It. gr&ves encroaching on .p ark lands to Ie V Works Ward to recommend- ~I~~:~c~~,;:~~ J! Cemete It t ~ be aban.. Y B e steps to reJnatol'Y for the Inclne ra.. d ead. C commuulcable diseases, 8uch as smallpox. ' dlphthorta. cholera, typhoid fe,'er and tu· I berculoats! I "In addlUon, the.. la one cl ... of human aead, tho dl.pooiI'of bo41.. Is within 1 the Immsdlat. control of the muolclpallty I I I who." and for which Ineloe!'&ttoD. lIeems tbe only rational method-tho c1t1'. pau..,ers. "The oyercrowded CO!u!1tJon of ,the Potter'. Field Is proverbial_ In 1899 Mayor Quincy of Bostoo rscommendsd the erecUon of a municipal crematory tor tbe In~tnerat1on ot pauper. and criminal.. The same recommen dation ""u made by the Boston Cemetery Comml..tou, It ......tated tho city would crE>mate Ue bodies at a cost ot $1 each, ..alost $3, lor burl&l. Hln PIU'tIIs cremation 11 compul80ry tor cart&lD cl........ In tho city crematoT}' ..... burncd aU uncloJmed bospital dead, remaJns from dtssecUng tables and dead bodtes trom etreeta and ae",·eYI. "At tho beslnnlng of 1899, there ........ 25 crematorl.. In tho Uolted Statea; 10 1883 tbe .... was but one ... I wou1d r ••pectfully recommeud that your honorable body take under cODstderation lb. erection of a munlclpal crematory, In lIou ot the purcbue at a neW' cemetery site, tor tbe extent of 39 teet. nnd at'ter express- tbe reUODI above atated-tor tho disposal of Ing the opinion that it would be un- ' the clty', pauper dead. ''''"ise to continue the use ot the site tor I A crematory cn be conatructed tor $1~ ,600. burial purposes, Commissioner ,"Var<l ;.~. an:~euary attellcSanta to run the •• me Quotes from Baker's )funtc1pal San!ta- 1 .,.,.Ioteudent a.ueS one laborer, tlon and concludes as Collow~: I Cou~c!lman Stoddart said Colonel Ftnt-Maoy large ~ttI~ have !orbld fur- Ward 8 report was a. v e ry good one. tber burials w i thin their limit!, and all their I Mr, Stoddart had viSited the cemetery ,r&veyarda are bl' ln g removed. • a nd had round it In a condition that A cemetery, tb tD , 8hould b~ 1000 3.ted as m a de it. he saId, a. disgrace to the c Ity far u poulble from an y t hickly populated CIt Butralo. He said b e saw one ('orreaton. tor tho doubln f e&l!OU t hat It ma y fln or box that bad b bid I not be 10 the way of tbe Hv in g aDl,I th1l.t Ita .. 1 . • 1 een ur e on y diad mar remaIn u nd ;!turbed' as long as t" e \ e nch c s below the surface. He poAible. From a. a.a.n ttnr y vie"'poin t, its soil thought pa u p ers shOUld have d ecent should b. dry o.nd poroua, permtttJog hurlals Uke othe-r human b e ings. H e ratn and air to penetrate and ~x :>o d lte de~ mov ed the approval ot the alde r m a n'f\ compoBlUoo. There s bould be ampl f'! pro.. r e solution, The motion was carrI e d \'lalon for dra1n&ge. but care sbould be tUen w ithout further deba.te... I I COURIER . SENDS A:' COMMUNICAnON Councilman Stoddart Says .He Wit Shocked at Conditions in Potter's Field- Committee Appointed Tbe bulldl of a m nlclpal crematory to take the place of the J?O~I FIeld was recommended by Commll811)ner of Public Works Ward to th. Board of Councilmen yesterday, CoL WIII'd believes tha.t the cremater, would be an economical means 06 dll· posing of tbe pauper dead, aDd althoUlI'h hi. recommendation was made In the nature of a report, and no action waa taken on It by the CouDcllmen, It 11'8.8 thought to be the IIrsl step toward agitation on the lubjoel. Col, Ward estimated that the crematory could be built for $17,500 and could be malntalDed by a superintendent and one laborer, This would dlopose of tb. problem of a lack of ground tor burial purposes and would reduce the coat 'of the disposal of paupers from 13 to $1,00, CO_ITTBIll TO IliVBIITlOA.TIIl, Tbe Councilmen concurted In the action of the Aldermen appolntlnf a commJotee to Investigate condition at the Potter's FIeld, In his report Col Ward aho,,'ed that he had been f.mlllarlzlng himself wltb ..... veyard lore, He made quotations from a work on uMunclpal Sanitation," making the qUlltatlo"" a part ot his report; "But so great and Inevitable are the dlm~ultle8 connected with tbe dl.pooal of the dead by burial that within tbe) p ... t decade or two there has been a growlns pulblc sentiment In favor of cremation. . "The objections to burial are both economic and sanitary, Science has no' sbown as to what .. xtent the soil, wateli and air are likely to be contaminated by cemeteries, But It Is certain that decomposition Is Inevitable and tbat the 8011 and water, If not the air, mil be polluted thereby, COMPULSORY L.4.W NEEDED, "While ~rematlon, as tbe common method of dlopoaal, must remain 0ptional for yenrs to come, ought Dot board. of health make It compul.ary ID the case of all death. from communi, I cable diseases, such as smallpox, dlpbtberla, cholera, typhoid flllver and tuI berculosis? "In addl tlon, there Is one cia.. of human dead, tbe dlspo08I of whoae bod, lea Is within the Immediate control of the munlclpallt7o, and tor wblch Incineration seems thf onlf, rational method -the city's paupers, V "The o,'ercrowded condition of the Potter's Field Is proverbial, In 1m Mayor Quincy of Boston recommended the ere«lon of a municipal erematory tor the Incineration of paupera aDd criminals The same recommendatioD W88 made by the Boston Crematory Comml •• lon, It wa~ stated the cit,. could cremate the bodies at a cost of U each, against $3 tor burial. "In Paris cremation Is compulsory for ~ertaln classes; in the city crema· tory are burned all unclaimed hospItal dead, remain. from dluecUng tabl.. and dead bodies from streets and ..w' e .., At the beginning of 1899 there were 25 crematories In the UDlted Sta te.; In 1883 there waa but one, nECO!HHE~D8 I communication. . ald· rOl;>olilUCOnO,mmon ('"o uno u o en d o f P th e el ty build a or about $17,500. an ti enter Into an ar - • not to endanser any supply at dr iDl~IDg '\l ...... (' rema.t o r~~ ter there',. to wbich grave. shou ld be du g, , . ...... ... . that com pa ny w in But., gTcat and mevl table are the dim. of the pau per- d ead (' ult1ea connected wltb tbe dtsposa l at t b" dead b,. bUria l t h3t within the last d~ade ~_'_'='",'~'",'",'",'",'~ ' ~._'_'~.========="-" ot" two there has been a. grbwlng pubhc scnt! .. ' - rolllnt 1n f&T01' ot erfI!Dat1on, I Tbe objections to burial a.re botb econom il" ~ . ' ~ and OIJIItary, SClenc. has not ohown as to , NllW BA TH HOVSlll(l!I!PER, wbat die .aU. water an4 air are likely to be eoDtaalIDaWd by eemeterleL But It I Kni ght today a ppolntt d H e nry s OS L a k p Yle w tIeoompoalUoo to 1n000table and ba th h O\lse aDd wa.tu, It Dot the &1r, ID&1 at a I _.t DEAD Col. Ward Believes a Public Crematory Should' Be Established to Dispose . of the Bodies. l posal, the people and many of tbe churches [ are ,low to volunta.rly adopt another system. <¥mPRESS. EXP~~§ OmmLSSIOner Ward recom e ~ 8~ 'I I ACTION, "I would respectfully recommend that you,' honorable body take under cor oldera tlon the erection of a municipal crematory, In \leu of tbe purcha.ae of a new cre matory site, tor the realOIl8 above stated, tor the dloposal '" the city's pa uper dead, "A cr ematory can be ("onstructed for $li,500. The neC'essar:r a ttendants to run same are a superintendent and Olle laborer: ' Councilman Stoddart aald be had made a "Is lt to Polter'" Field recently and th a t ·he had been shocked by tbe conditions there, He oald that In oae Insta nce a graye had been dull' twelft Inches deep and the dlggpr had foUAd tha t at that distance he WIUt dloturbIng a casket tha t already had lain ID the ground, "It Is a disgrace to the city," ..Id Councilman Stoddart, �~ ,,0 I~:::;ac C't"rUf)' the necessIty (or (.t $7,;jO.';6 to!' I""l}'tng 'relcJJhC:1e C'om~any·.s for one "t"f"-k. blU & the , -as e 'YSJiuti to Dtm'C't" it!1 tb 'j.eT'J)";.l ' R()('k kCl.phalt ("Jimp.l:1)" tor I't:. ,>aIrs of (prrt: 0 ouud~ Rn/IEW, - ~s a PUblic d' Be Es. iSpose ..;:ph•. ,,- p..;t"..- n' "'"ns." r _ u. cOnunlUee ron.cdstl:Jg bt en SmUh, ~t ddart. nd Ash. Italian Vender. Muot Go. ! Th~ Cuu n ~(In !lpproved of the raftoCommissioner Wa New ILt m ]' ....,Ung Llte ma.rkN cl rk to discontinue 1. e I su ng ')f pert, the mends 'it ifr Lieu of a Uti'... of sld.eW\l on Stree. tn front oC thE' \,"' smng"! m rk· t. HM1ry a final pr Cemetery, f?~/EW t"st In b hAtC n( the <"ig'ht HaMa.n 'en. ~ . ders who 'h \'~ ~t8nds there. Ht:" to.lid It 0 make an}' dit;t \nl~ ttro'fUl lh~ ~ho'<lld c~5.:~!,~, SNEAK AWAY .subm.1ttM to the Hoard or councllmen vt'stl"roar a 1()ng communication in ~\bII.1t he recommended the aba.ndonment of Howard C:emetery and th~ construction of a city cemetf'TY for dlspos I Dg 0 ( th e bodl." o( the pauper dead. At a meeting o( Ihe BoRrd of Alderro""n ht'ld last \\'et"k. Ald. Huster pre- 8f-llted a reso:utlOll directing we Comnllll~ on Putllf Grounds to in\'e3tig'•.ne the- ~aDltnry conditions of tht~ cemetery. The Coum.1Imt'n tubled the r~Sll­ lutlon and r{'ferred the matl€'f to the CllmmiSsloDer ot Public "Works. Rif' rf"port ",'as r~d yest=.rday nnd the reSQluUon l)t the Ahl~nnen ''fa£ then all-.pro\'cd. after somt pointed renUll'kS [rom Cound1man ::itodd;)rt. Crematioa Sncguted. CoJ. W'ard !lUlls the cemetery in ,t Yery neglected condition and almo~t HI1E'd With gnl\'eS. Therefore, he ("on~ siders It un wi e to eontinue the use of the same~ Thp CommissIoner Incor~ l'orat(s m his report a lenglhy f!'Oro Baker ,in his ·'.\lunidp31 lion:' In which abstract lU th~ b~ says~ ,\a~· e3.lr;J_~t SanlL~­ "The chltf or cremation J~ 8f'ntlll1t!DL BUria.1 bclng the hi stork method Ilt Chr;stian dl.s~,osal the people and many churdles &re slow to yolun· tarlly udopt anoth"T system. Senti- mentsl rtasor.s ari" m..rd to under:,tanu for the ultimate tate. of the hUman body mu!'t always Le the- Eame. f TO FIND A PLA CE 00&1;-~ 1! COURIER. PRESE:oiT SITE CIty LegIslators HieThemselves by Yellow Trolley Car to Kensington Where They Find Ideal Site for a Pest house. pital purpnf:e~. The Kensington AYenue site seemed to otTer the most adyantages at any yet talked of. All ot 'he Aldermen and CouncIlmen who saw it were impressed In it5; favor. When Ald. Harp Is seen it Is expected that he wfll offer some objection to the location ot a pesthouse !n his ward, but It I~ thought that thi~ will be overcome. Speaking ot the a.dvl~R.biHty of the land, Attorney CO UR'H:1E:"O'R-Some Objections Expected from 25th Ward Alderman, but Residents Are Very Few in the Vicinity-Room Contl'a1'. lIIillt ba('k taxes. Thi~ would make the ae .. tual CO-'lt about $2~,OOO, or le~E' than hO!<pltal In that part ot the city. S"\l.L EXPE,\SE TO CH,~~GE. and In addition to these will como the Inevitable additional e.,"'{pcnsp, wblcb cannot be much longer postponed, of a new plot of ground. On the other hand. by reason at the developm(>Dt of the neighborhood, the la.nd occupied b:r th~ How~cent ..rd Cem('tery hB~ become of consider- able value. A que~tlon meriting care ... tul InvesUga tiM Is whether It would or would not, tn the long run, be cheaper for the etty to buy land now. in a locaUty that Is not so yalun.ble. to transfer the bOdies tn the Potter's Field to It. and to Bel! the prespnt cometery site tor what It would bring. estat~, thE" name or which I do not care to state at present. The price is $15.000 and a relea!:=e at the back taxes due on It:· The Councllme-n decided to take ur the subject alter their meeting nexl ~ ~ow $1.000 an acre. From the tact that tew people live In the nelghborhoorl 1t 1~ thought that no material objection would be marie to the loca.tion of the The unoccupied ground I. In th. 1m '·The city can get the land It It wants for Ne:ioj~ Field. Ald. Thomas Harp holds sway. Ald. Harp W35; not pre~("nt with the party. and therefore nl) Objection was heard from h 1m. From the mem bers at the part,.t onl).' admira tion was ex-pre~~'{>d for the aite. It \\-'as declared by Dr. Greene to be Ide-ally loc-aled, occupying high ground, ~urrounrled by tew hou51es and havln~ plenty or tr€'5lh air. Thf plot or land comprise~ twenty-ftve acres nnll I~ l,~ated about a halt mile east of Bailey A venue. It Is triangular tn ~hape, tronling an a~phalt street and havinG;' nn one ~tde n. road. known SQ Eggert Street. There are about halt a dozen house~ within n mile of the place. Attorney John FI~hE'r. who was a member or the party, repre~ent1il the E'~tRte which I)WnR the property. About $i.OOO is due In back taxes on the land. and It I~ offered to the city tor $15,000 .a.nd a.. rele:'l!le from the payment ot the other s]de. Fisher snltl: It. The property is owne-d by an "\Yhlle ('t'f'mation mu~t remain op~ tiona! tOI' :rears to come, oUGh t not boards ot health make it l"ompolsoTY t e wIng at trOlIn ( lSe at: GIl deaths from communlC'... bIG dlseas s! In addition th~l'e 15 one ley car, six Counctlmen, eight Aldereta.::: ct hUmJn dea(J. the dIsposal IJf men and Health Commissioner Walter ,,·ho,", bodl .. Is ,,·!tIuu the Imm.dla to D. Greepe swept out through the envic,mtrol ct th" munklpslitr, and for 'w}uch tncinE'r'cltion lIeems the onh' ra- Tons at Buffalo yesterday Inseal'ch ot a site tor the proposed new quarantine tional method-tho ~ltr's pauper>:" hospital. They found It. In addl,lon. Crematory Would COlt $1 11,500. they tound what may be used by the C'.oommi!l'gjoner ''''an) adds that ~Ia:ror city as a nt:'w Potter's Field. QuIw y or Hoston, in 1S9:J recommen(1<:J It was to have been a clandestine the fl'ecUon or a munic11,al crematory Quest, carrled on under a cloud of mysThe plan was find the site, squat tOI' the incineration or criminals and tery. paUI,ere. It was ~ta.ted that Ule city on It and drtve the stakes betore any could ('r€'mnte the howes at a co:-t of $1 objection could be raised agaln!tt thp inya~lon ot the pesthouse in a nel\· e,,,,h, a,ralnet $3 (ur bUrl,,1. In Parla ward. the yellow car, ,,-hlch cr€'lnnllon Is lompu).90ry for certain wa..s to Hence takp the squatters, did not apl'~asse& ~ At the beginning of 189~ there p~ar on MRJ.n Street, and when the A!\\~re !5 trematorl s In (he L'llited dermen and Councilmen congregated In States; In IS 1 there wa~ but one. the corrldor~ ot thE' Iroquois Hotel th€'l'" In eon('lu~ion Ihe Gommi~~loner rec'- ~lIppe(l away. mounted the car at l[atn ommends that the Common Count~H an.l Genef'ee streets A.nd were gam". take und~r COJlsld~ration the t"rection ot The yell":lw car flapped its ""Ings and .a mumc!paI C1"e-ma tor)·, in heu or the flew north by northpa.st. and It I, had pun'hase or 1\ ne,,· ('eOl~tt"ry ~Ite, for been an alr~hlp It could not ha.ve made lhe disposal of thf' rlty's paupf'r deall a. more adroit voyage. A ('rf'nult~r.r, he ~ai41. ('an 'be con~tl'Ul,;t~ BAREI,Y ON THE MAP. ed tor 11" ..00. The attendants nec"""sary to I'un It are ~ sUpt>-I'lntendent an"d The proposed new .tte tor the one Ja borer. quarantlne hospital wa!'li round tucked a way hi a corner of thecity map where Kensln~ton Avenue reache~ the city Une. This site 1~ located In the 25th Ward, where CO,\DE!II~ED. The present pesthouse Is located In the 18th Ward. and Ald. Zoeller I. anxlou . . to get rid at it. The hospital was passed during the trip out and it wa~ condemned sufflclentiy to show the willingness of the city legislators to promote the project ot a new one. It was the general Clpinlon thA.t the new ho~pltal must be placed a~ tar out as pO~f1ible and in a location where It wfll meet l\'lth the lea~t dl~tavor yet which will still be suitable tor hos- HARP NOT THERE, SO NOBODY KICKS FI~ p .n·ED STREETS FOR F.!.R"HOt:SES 1. ....cetully congested, one portion Sa unocc'bpled. a.nd that to purchue land for a DPW cemetery altogether 'Would be a nc-edle!'ls expense to the city. This .1cw Is 1'o"orth \'On.ldem lion, tu, tbere I. not a llttle to • y on the Ayenue. ("ouncllman Dunbar and Ald. lIledlate vtclnlty o( the keep""" house; Martin made a close inspection ot' the Impro\'ement of lhat part ot the city In tact, It might almo_t be .aid to tonn and it was their verdict that the 1m· the keeper·s yard. To thts Is added the provemenls ot the locality were about objection that the ,011 tn tht. locality Ii. halt a century ahead ot the settle· ment there. Only one tannhouse wa!' Sa 10 C'ravelly &8 to make It a ,"erY passed durIng the halt a mlle's walk. Yet the street was asphaJted, and pro. dlMcult maller to dig a grave. But vlded wIth Fe-wers. 8.8lde from these rna tters of detill, "U's an imposition on the taxpayers to expend so much money on improvew taken on broad lU'Ouno!', It ,,·ould ~ a ment~ out here," ~ald Ald. lIartin. "Halt ot the property owners haven't .pollcy at a very doubt(ul nature that paid tor the lmpro\'ements yet," said WOuld advocate the continued use or Councilman Dunbar. "ThIs expense the present cemetery until 1t 1s tll1~ has been borne by the city." Thus ruminating, It was dectded that tn evpry part. Xeariy all ot tht'- IJ1R.ce asphalt wa~ a too expenstve luxury 10 (rightfully congested and the gra,·es for rows to walk on. The membe~ ot the party were: themseln's are In a most di!gTacl"fut Councilmen Dunbar, Ladd. Ash, Klinck, StE'1.l1 and K_retner; Aldermen :Martin. statE'. Exte-nslve repaint wlll ba,"e to Zoeller, ~rcEn.chren, Landshert, ""~de· 'be made In the nl'ar future In any event kint, Roedel, Mullenhott and Belser. j)- unrair to then, Oe- sC"rlmillations und that If one IHrt or le 1C'walk c!-eal 1 all ;-.idewuH, Councilman Stoddart rl the U".arkei. be lea red. --------clares that Potter's Field , \\3:-> be used tor the pauper's gra\·eyard. Arriving on the spot the members of the party a t once threw ott suburban manners and became jocular and bu. c(llic. The party bad to walk hal! a mile trom the carline on Kensington UI (0.- <"~"UPPe\ 1d. ~tre€" T" . \\~. l\:itl'~:n ma~ In tension o( tbe h~~~~~~: n,e.:liiNiar,r: Through the, del, the llucs[Jon land as n P('tter's Wq brought up. Dr. Green ,aid would make n" objection to this. It was Bald that six or t~n RC'res ot the land might do tor the ho.pltal and that lhe rest mlgbt I Wed~ay. FRIDAJ"",J¥Y 9,1902. E~IRER.= - - HE POTTER"S FIELD EVIl. Th E, cent action at the Board ot A.lde en In adoptIng a re-501ut'on tha.t the Corpora.tion Counsel be :eQuested to notlty the County or Erie to ('cnse burying Its dead In the Potter·. Fteld t Is an indication ot the promptn~~s with whleh It wll! be nec ...ary (or the Board at Supervisors to act I( disagreeable complications are to be avoided. As has been point{'d out In the new~ columns or The Enquirer, tour years ago t'he Board ot Super'\'lsor~ in~ structed Its clerk to adverth:;e tt1r proposals tor a. site tor a cemptery In which to bury the county's unclaimed dea4. Through oversight or neglect. or whatever cam:;e It may be, this ad· vertlsement was never made and the county continued to make Its burhls megally tn the city·. cemetery. ~ow the outlook Is that It will be summarily torbldd en to continue doing this; a.s a penalty for the neglect at the last lour years, the county Is on the verge ot being dIsgraced by haYing no place to put Its unclaimed dead. As had flr.;t been advised and then (oretold by The Enquirer, the Superv\.qors at their me.tln&" at Tuesday Il1.8t provided tor a. committee to make an Immediate tnve~tlgatlon of the allegations made by thIs paper wi th rete",nce to the potter·s Field and to roport with recommendations at the next meeting. The duty ot thl. committee Is pl ..ln. IlIUIli'dlate action should be advised to the end that the county may own Its own cemptery, or a part of one that will not be a d15gnce to the community In which It Is. ,,'Ith the AIMrmanlc Inve.tlgatlng comtllittee, appointed on lI!onrlay last, the course Is not so clear. The ('Iatm has been made that, while the greater part ot tho Howaid ~....,. 10 .u.- School Priocipal K08Ir••tatlm til true that two intoxicated ph),ai aPB ,accinated the childrell of biB IIChooI, there seems to be good a-rea.od for damage. al:'ainst Ihe CI~7 011 the part of children who were made ill from the operation. Wbat is "8m, it is said certificates of previo.. ftKinations were di8Iegarded. Boob work i.little short of criminal, aad tbe JIll'petralors should at leu, be ...... prove tbeir innocence. Who _ eli. drunken doctol'l? IL iii up .. Dr. Wende to !CIUare himself 80d tbeiDDOo cent ~men io his office by showiaa- op the guilty. £: ........ ...... ...... ....... ~ ......... ........ " - health cornmioi.lon.r o( Baltimore b oUfled his .tacr at t,,·onty-tonr h Ith ,,·arden •. that tho •• wbp are DOt marrIed alre!ldy must enter that holy estAte. without fur~er ado. As a result of his obsen-aUons he Is con\·lnc~d that until 3. man seltles down. he I. not "ood (or very much In this 'World, nnd he knows o( nothln ... thot wlU settle a man 80 qulck.ly 89 a wit"'. He does not st.') t~ ,,"heth('r 1\ rollIng p2n or a fire shovt:l n'lll most quickly pro~ duee the desired results. All be says Is "get marrIed and do It a. Quickly a. po •• lbl.." - - �the AlInsll,owte H08pl~ the technical name tor It," Mr, N efr. "and that's JUBt what It ta." SupL Long declares that he believes tn calling thIngs by their rIght nam~ .. In an Interview the other day, and, awOo In his st:1temen t to the Board of Supervl8ors, he said that a person who goes to the Count~· Hospital, or to any private hospital at the exnense of the clty or county. 1s a pauper. lJNYAIR TO POOR peOPLl!. al the limply ComDiritt'!e on Publl~ an investigation, and did not require appro... l. Bnt It was r~rerred to the Commissioner of Pnbli" ,,'orks, who yeltfrday submitted a report thnt i. likely to gi ... e rise to considerable di.cus.ion. Instead of purchasing land for a new cemetery in wbich to bury the po uller dead, Commiasioner Ward recom· mends the e.tablishment of a munieipol cremotor)", wbich he says enn be built for ,li,GOO, and maintained at slight co_to He backs up his recommendation by some interesting citations in fn ...or of the incineration of bodies '\\'booe disposnl is at tb. public ."pen.e. The question Is a serious one, and sllould be eonsidered from the rand point of common sense nnrl >anltar)' bene6t, rather than of mere 'entlment. Councilman Stoddart, who b•• made a pereonal inspection of the "Potter', Field," call. it a disgra~e to Ihe City that eannot I"nger be tolerated. Is not crrmation tbe best lolution of tbe problem' Another thing: tbe City aud County ought to get together on this matter, In· stend of continuing to act at ero.s pur· poses. r Itl don't see how he can say UlLl,t," Is how Mr. Kenngott put It. 001 don·t consIder that a. man who fs In temporary need of public aId Is a pauper, not by any means. That I.n't (air, Many a good, honest, hard-working fellow haR b""n In hard luck. Could you brand that man a pauper? A rnun may be trom work long ra.ther than see his family suffer. h~ "ppll ... tor o.1d from the city or c,)unty. I wonder it Mr. Long says that man Is a pauper? J ~ay frankb~ that, In In}" opinion, he Is not, My Idea. of a P:1Uper Js a man who doesn't want to work, Nine From The Lonflon. )(aU. recent scientific report .. are to lleved. we are on the e"e of B. re'.oluUQI regard to our mllk suppl)', Milk !lI'880f'li1 b)' mf''lns of deleterious lubstancea I, a thing of the pest. . Milk hal alw8Ys beon II. prcc\OWI Quickly perishable article of tood, and hundreds of years It has been the to lelne It upon our doorlitepA and {Jur area gates ench day. u. prey pr~da.tory wayfarer and the "",nd'liII,, microbe. l'nd~r lhe new sY8tem It I. claimed milk w1l1 be able to be Imported and tor months In churns. be able to have a ,,·eek'. poorer ('lasses can have their ,,·orlh of the fluid supplied doll) doors by means of hermetically churns. The problem of an aboolutely pure supply. affecting 8S It doe. the health, Is the most important tlons or the day. lnvoh'ed in this Que.tion 18 a1.0 the Quality of cream, tor mucb of auppUcd at present does n~;:'~~~::1 taln boric aCid. and often more who wants the <'<'unty or city 1<) keep him. and Is a permanent charge upon the t"",payers. I think everybody will ...ree with me that such a mnn Is a. pauoer In the true meaning of the word." "I. It true that you do not keep any record of the personA you send to Supt. Long tor commltal to the County Hospital ?" pre8erva.tivel'. "Why should we keep a record of such I Few people, perhap!ll, have ~~:.~,~~~'!H. cases? That I. purely Mr. Long's bUSI- 1 or tbe tact that for learned ft",Doint"if-b-.;-U nes.. We don't have anything to d(1 "ith sending person. to the County Hospital. The law strictly sa)'s that all I can do Is to refer applicants or that kind to the Superintendent of Poor. Be.Ides, Supt. Long doesn't make Investigations tor a great number ot his cases. If he has such good records. they are furnished him by the dltrerent charitable Institutions." "Do you keep any records here?" "We- keep just as good records as Supt. Long. Every case tha t comes under our jurl.dlctlon Is thoroughly Investigated before aid Is given, and there Is n. complete rpcord of each Investigation. I am willing that the public come In here at any time and look at my records, and then compare them with thoBe or Supt. Long." CITY'S DlJTY TO TAXPAYl!RS. "Are you In favor of separating tbe County Hospital from th .. Alm.house, or the city purchasing a site and erectInll' a city hORpltal ot It. own?" "A. to that I am not decld ..d. I will sa.y, however, that It II the duty ot the city to lte taxpayers. that some 11'&1' be found to pt rid of thli d1>en... of"er 160,000 & year for MD4III.. patieDta to the private hoapltalB. Thi, department can take JIIfl ae good care of Ita poo... the SuperiDtend",t ot Poor. It can alao keep Its records 1/1 ;Just ae 11'004 one or or CREAT EPIDEMIC, TIMES tMES. MEASLES RACiNe DR. GREENE REPORTS 547 NEW CASES AND ELEVEN DEATHS. DECREASE IN MONTHLY DEATH RECORD • ~.-II¥. L' incapacitated enough to exhaust all his mon~y. anti, r Ail "~I '10- Health Commls.ioner W p. Greene. d_ths In BuUa10 dUJ!iq the -_ ... "-'-"tb, a ..----- at •• 0 - 'prll, . . . ._1lI0II .. ~-..... _ U01. !l'here were 88 d_ths trom commUaNe 4 1 - . , IncludlnC Ii from "_iii _ . . . .w co......,-. 11 from meaelea, 11 frOm 41plallllrta. from whooplq coqh, S from t7»hoId tever, • !rOm el'J'elPelu, IIIIape .. a from blt!uelWL, "Does the sending of patlenta to t1\County ~oapltal place the brand of 'l'IIeI'e II an abatement of the epYemlc .,. pauper upoa them?" ofJJl~JIII' &IthoUlrh, 547 ne. ca_ were "They think It d ....... Not one In ..: ~ Jast mOJlth. the 22~. 28 and thousand wanta to go to the COUDty be ~- .. HOBpItal, just tor that raUolI. WheD 1I "~ .... ward, log the hot '""'" bf the they lin4 thAt I am about to reter them 41...... wltb ... 74 and 79 c .....s respect_ to Supt, Lon.. to go to the Collnty HoeIvalr. the only ward exempt wlq the pltal on the ground, ot th,e poor house, 11th. thq plead to be BeDt aomewhere else; ~ were 46 new cases of _riot aDd YOU can't blame them, eIther. Ae fevflf. II new caaes of diphtheria, 11 .. rule, thele people are not paupers. A lIIDail-pox aDd fO ot coDsumptloD, IItUe temporary a88wtall~ usually puta '11IIere were 587 births and 33 1ballT1- _them on their teeL" ace. durin.. the paat month. • __ _ - j .UJFAIR TO BRAND ICRUSADEAGAINSr CERTAIN HOSPITALS CITY'S SICK POOR i T:REVIEW ..- --- REVIEW. r ~EWS. AS PAUPERS. Overseer KenngottT:akes 'S&ue With Supt Long on His NEWs. Deflnition. ALMSHOUSE HOSPITAL AN OFFENSE TO THE POOR City Owes It to Taxpayers to Relieve Them of $50,000 Expense for Caring ~~af!te ~:t!}~ With tic calIone.s, Loul. Z. KeDngott, overseer of the poor ot the city of Butralo. made 4eDla.ls ,.esterday ot ~ at&temeDts of Lafayette L. LoD&', 8uperlnteDdent of poor of Erie COUDt,.. lIr. Xenngott waa not III at elUM!. In fact, be MeDlll to enjoy the situation. He eaacJldly admIts that the city w beIne buncoed out ot a plaoe in which to Ita aiel< people, beca.uae the ~~.t&1 ta tlMt srnaJl to a.ccom....'l:~.U!'llltll of m. CIt,. and I 'IBiE Jl:EALTH OOlllDlllSSIONElL TO. OLOIllB UP INSTITUTIONS -THAT VIO!LATE TUB pa~'D,.sES '111"7~'''' . Health t."ommiesioner· gun a e has be- crusade against a numb~r of maternity hospitals whil'h. according to ; the reports turned In by inspectors, are ; violating the law. l{any complalnts against these illstltuUons have recentAy been made to the health omeinls. Inveotlgatlon has revealed the taet that at least a half dozen maternity hospitals are running in tllig city without the requlrrd ilL'ense trom the Health Departmrnt. Dr. Tun"er, who has an in!=iUtution nt Connecticut Street and Fargo Avenue, "as caUf'd before (;Qmmtssiont"'r Greene Yf>steruay. It is t'iaimed that Dr. Tur'"(Or told a health Inspedor Bent to his }:lace a short time ago~ that he had had or 50 conftnements In the past year. The records In the Bureau Vital Slatlstics show thnt Dr. Turver In the past yenr registered but eight births.. • \Vhen Dr. Turver was qUf'StlOned ve~terday by the Commiss.loner, he ;tated thut the number of birth. he registered was tbe number of cases he had had, The heo.1th Inapectors "m investigate all the hospitals under suspicion and If necessary the will be asked to a.Id. "We are to the Cltt 'Of all such are -.1 tIIa G ' .......... . .... M ... .... .... , ............. ............. . ~ " �PES HOUSE SITE (/IN THE 25 TH WARD BEING CONSIDERED . C~OIJ 1 RER ~W£H£ 00 -~~ rnOD NOT? 14FFm~JI soo ~ , lJ TO PROVE I I I r.- Councilmanic Committee Steal a March Julill~ Me,}er Offers to on Ald. Harp, Who WiH Undoubt. Head Delegation to De. d/",I/ edly Protest Later. mand Removal. Principal of School No, 44 'lH'7/~~ Preparing to SubstanT LEAKED out this morning that fact thnt this would undoubtedly .tlr up some vigorous protests from the GATHERING EVIDENCE tiate His Accusations II of that ward, It was can. CHARGE 8f'vHal C(luncJlmen and Aldermen re~Jdents are proposing to steal a march on AId ThumA. Harp of the 25th Ward by takinK flteps toward locating a pest· sJdered best not to consul t Ald. Harp. Although the Alderman CQuid not be seen In regard to the matter, It Is reasonably certain that neither he nor the other reslde-nts In that vicinity would enjoy having the pesthouse 10. cated In that yfclnlty. and the tact that he V·.'af.\ left out of the deal entirety gpeaks tor Itselt. It I~ known tha t the party planned to depart from th e Hotel Iroquois at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon, or a t least that is the time tor which the car was ordered. hOUFt' In his ward. In spite nl the strenuous etrorts made by the party to conceal the tact trom thp pr(>~s and public, It was Jea-:-n""d thl~ morning that a special car had be-po chartered trom the Buffalo Railwa.y Company to carry the Councllmitol" part)' to tbe 25th Ward this afternoon tor thE> purpose ot looking over a site bounded by Kensington Avenue and the city line. for the IOCR- Uon of a pest house. In vJew ot the ~ QUarantine HospltabetJffim.ng" El~nth prov pro pltal 1'ivSTITUTIONS RUNNINO WITHItiOR t~\~R\~~u'!.e.on tI£~11! ot "nVAnOUT A LICENSE Ward Infiuence has strong enough to bJock the &YJ'dt.!' t f Against Health Department Vaccinators. School Principal Knell Puts in His Spare Time a-Wheel, OollectkESIDENTS STAND ing Affidavits of IndigBY MR. KNE nant Cit'z9ns. P1 fn 11.11 I..ouf!-l J Knell o( ~"hooJ Xo. ~'o( .t bu!ol}' '1.';'.111 1hfo~ ~ d.l}~. '\'~lI'n 111 sur ('n'i ng tht" Jlf"l'{l~ (If thlO pU""'J"S .1 t")l(lIng that ~('h'ol. It€' IS I(lJ .... l1te,l tn ill' IJl..t (l hi~" hf't'J ga.hering .1tJhhl\l.S h( .., .Ing «. n Ole <'h.I.-g'es rr en'"ty Id. H Twelve of Them Have Mad Affidavits Supporting His Charges and a Delegation of ~o Taxpayers Will Be at the.Next Hearing, COUR/ER.. .--._ o!her e bM;n discov,·a .... ell U'i,lin t DI"~. "'illiclIl H. n '= th ered tor . r:~ i n, lth room tor Principal Loul. J, Knell ot SChool No. HI I \\ •• H. :\f.1Y. "hi) wert' Va 'inatwJl HEALTH co'''nSSIO~ER H I\S PRO..4 f8 now stte-mptlng tf) IUflpnrt hIs the chee emb lI.hm nt ot an ad('ffif't r~ -ondt'l" H€'al 11 "'ommi~~lOn atJegatlon~ that phYSiCians In th~ ~m­ PRIETOR OF O~E 'fl\TER"IT~ jacent Potter's Field, but before It Is ploy or the Department ot Health at,,·,lndr. ... nd AJfled "'right unu Ell y 1 :1 HOSPITAL DEFORE Hlll_ tpmpted, while Into:dcated. to \'IlcclnapproprIated to such uses a reckoning L. H('f-'ht,. Who s:en'( lItldtr l'oulJui!<-qon_ ate his pupils. ~r· (;rll'nf' WIth 25th Ward Inftuence must be had. OTHERS CO~. When Superintendent of Education A 1-<£.;\ IE~'" n'J 01"1('1" f-IHIE'c1\'orf'll to Emerson recetvt'8 them he w11) toru'urd The controveray of years Is likely to be finll Pr'n~II.ll h":Jl 11 )-. (erd.lY RilM"the nfflda\,lt. to Health Comml •• loner continued, with .lIght chance for an Healt?!!m:Z.IO: In· lioon 1'01' the: purpt.,~t:' of yC'rifylng h 1 ('_ ~reenf" tal' c011J:1lderation. Thp. Health agreement It precedents are fair indi- ve8t1gating a number ot complaints POrt IlIlbJJ~hej In an :lftf:'nlUOn p.::IP@i" Commissioner ~t8ted IA~t night that he ratIons. A number ot the Aldermen which ha.ve recently reached him In tn till' (~fft,,, that he \\"3:0; pro(udng .1' I had not made up hie mind al'3 to what In fnct. theJiela\it5 t! ~\I."'rain th~ charge th'1t tht' action he would take-. and Councilmen. accompanied by connectlon with local lying-In Institu- riO( tC1S \\PTt' Intoxl(,Htel wheH tJ.~v Health Commlssion£'r was of thl~ opintions which are operating without the l,lm£' "(1 "'1 ill lt P th llupils in JI-;" Ion that Ihe conduct of the physiCians Health Commissioner Greene, visIted sanction or the Health Department. thE'n Is completely out ot his jurlsdlrYesterday Dr. GreE'ne had bl'to1'f:' ~c .Oll1 the place yel!terday. It Is in the Ken..\ \\{"t.-"k ago Hp.l ~h C. '11mi~~Hmt.'l· tlon. becau!:Ie the alleged abu!!:? of th~lr him Dr. TurYE"r. the proprietor of. a Iington dlatrlct, close to the city IIne. privatE" maternity hO~Dlt31 in ('annre- Grl""'f"ne gI\ \"I-~ Prmc'lp<:ll h:nel. :1 chan e otfices took place before he entered oftlce. Houses in the near vicinIty are very UC'ut Strept In connection with which to 1~ •.1( k u~ hl'".:.l ~"'rlou:-> (tJ-itr~p~. 1J~ DOZE'" .\ I'FID.\ YITS SE(TR F. D , the Health Deparlment hn~ roc-ently t ... iJ('IJ to (10 ~o tlnd ,"if tua!!y .\dlllittod few, but city improvements have been been making some Inve~tlgaUons. tll:tt t' might hd\"f~ hpf'n mi~Llkfl'n. In PrInCipal I{noll hAS 8cC'ured about n. made. Including sewers and fl8phalt It teems that Health Commi8~loner 'he i lle Y.11 it J!o' !-,;lJci LouIs ha~ !'" en 1 dozen tn all nffi<lavlts. They are signed Pavements. .Ald. Marlin remarked that Greene sent one of his assistants to new ... I{,." «. tiling IIpon hllll D P:f-S he by parents of children In the neighbor.. the In~tltutton, thIs per~on repre~ent· 11 at-e flll·tilt~r 'fhp TimE'S ) t-'sttr(l~lY hood, and declare that when Doctors It waa a. shame to have forced these Ing that he had a patipnt ",h')m he Iftl l'd JuliUS ")leYf'I' oC ~o. ;L! TI!U8 .:\1oy find Hpath went to the ~chool to JthIngs on the owner. ot vacant land, would like to ha.ve treated and, In .\., p.lIe '-HI saYlJll: that he intt'll l~d til va{'{'lnat~ their chHdren thf'>Y ~311ptl thM way. he learned something of the il'ad a delrgatlon of ,i() me-n to tne them out becCluse of the aneg-ed cond1 ... ~But then, paving monopolJes and sewer in~tJtut1on. tlon of Ihe phYBl<ians. While the Information thue gleaned Hhh 11 -( 'omlllj~'!'"io (T'S otfiC'l! to <ll'manll oontraotors must be let to live. .Also, Nine ('If the Afflda"lt~ wer£" received was not of. a very derogatory charRoC.. th~ re'llo\'al of 111'-, Ifla.th .and )ora). by ~uperlntendent Emerson yesterday. the paving probably was done upon pe- ter, the vh,ltor of the Health DepartH • • ent them back to Mr. Knell beGetting Affidavits. tition ot the property-holders In the ex- I ment was informed, so it is alleged, • caUSe they were not precIsely what be pectation that It would stimulate the thA.t some fitty births occurred there want(ld. It oppe-ars that the Ruperln. l:'l[r:-:. Y{Ilt'1J, who 'W ..IS lhe Ilr'y one during the past year, while the numgrowth of the district. The owner ot ber ot birth cerUfiea tea returned to 'wnw whe~l the repor(t:'I' C'.t1lc(l. s tid ten dent asked or oroerPd thE" PrJnr-lpal to substantiatE' the charge8 which were hnf:'J II( .lin·])" refu:-:ed .. ) lk re('enUy made at a meeting ot the the twentY-five acres oltered the city the Department did not come up to any 'I such high figure. Prlnc1pal1/f ..-\s~oclat1on under pain of (t 4o't lE.1S"' Jr.:lI i . for about $~~,OOO was not made known, In questioning Dr. Turyer yesterday ~bc 1 the 1U ... ttf·~ suspension. S eo Cd !-',Iy hAt he w'-~ ut he Is evldcntly desIrous to sell, tor Health Comml~Rloner Greene elictted The ne\\~ affiriavlts wlJl be Bent t , the tact that the figures mIght have .lffid -, t, .1 d It \\ IS IIrl"- )'Ir. Emerson within a few da)'s. UnW he W&8 represented by the gullele>¥! at- heen misstated, Dr. Turver nRFluring th. t time ~Ir Knell has requested thRt !<lrney, John W. Fisher, who Is teel- the chief of the Department of Health SullJ, .. 1 hdt "hell \\ ..IS hl~ to ~Ind wh~n the exact nature ot the papers and the that pvery birth ~'hlch occurred at his 1('- Jl10U I'e:! 3: "ht.!el IJ111n("u.~t (,'y ;If· Signers be kept ~cret. ingly appreciative ot how a pesthouse Institution had been properly returned tel' s':prc', to be ~vne f,·l' (V ,1. hnthS. RF.OJDE\TS F.n·OR K~ELL, and & graveyard for paupers will en. to the Bureau ot Vital Statistics. ~hr ",\S nv· ~lwar'" [hut .lIr Knell H! learn," said Health CommlsRioner h U b,lt:ke'l do'"," U' ther H~('('llt I~N'I·ill~, .. Rp~Jd€'nt., In thf!' vicinity of ~chool bance the beauties of Kensington naGreene tn a talk with a Courier re. iI( h.n'· 'onlmlsslotlP {.ret' I~ "II II lit' No. ,.., are said to favor their princlpal. ture. portet' la.te yesterday afternoon, "that id that he cll-,l,·d till h. I'~,l:\,lnc1.1 JulIus :\feye,· of No. 52 HltU8 A\~enue there are other lying-In hospitals about mighl h.\Vl' Y'(~II JIIJ:->I,lken. .\11'. h. II cnlled lm Mr. J{n~lI ~nd s.~id he reprcThe proposed site seems to be a very the city doing business without a 11_ is 1\.·~I{lrl· 11 to b(' gatlJering atfh1. \'U 1 Sen ted ab~llt n,n} taxpay~.rs near the rood one tor the purpose, So Is the eenee trom my department nnd I am fol' the purpOH' of ~l'f'jng \, h"t sor" flf 1 Achooi, \\ho ~Ishcd to t!xpreS8 tht"'lr old one, which, It Is reported, will sell having all of these Inv""tlgated." a l'a~n 1·'111 lw t 'adt' uut 1f"i1\"ill~ the I ap p rova1. or his posItion. ~Ir. Meyer Asked "'hether or not he would now I~'rt'n tor but $13,000. The 18th Ward oppo.lS II :J('3r t~p 11;:O'ln" of the loud. ~21d hI:' uould lent} a rlelegostio" of. resiIssue a. license to Dr. Turver's JnsUtu. n n t • U I k t ~ IlII tor. In th; dentB to the omce~ of the Dtpartmpntt tion ('Omes prIncipally from landtlon, Dr. Greene saId that he was not o ~0 11 I l !'; t of Hp.aHh In b£"half ot MI'. Knell tfl deas yet prepared to state. nl(-.tll'lme ma:\-o h ln' n mln(l oil ul tlr mund the r(-moval of the two physI .. OWner!'l who claim thefr property Is der,(Jrru jqn of «. tat',le'" , g ... ln~t somf" clans. nndered unmarketable by the presw q sk <i. Health Commlcsloner r;reene. when ........ ... .. .................... . hrdy :\fr'J, KJwll h~ n t loe,k"'d .tt Jt ill th t askt>d last night \\'hat action he would en~ ot the hOftpltaJ. Landowners In ~ht £"1(' ~et'>me(l t,', .hlnK t1l!' it ] take up.'m receIpt of the affld&\1ts, Bald: the 25th 'Vard may reasonably be exl kf'ep 1hc dOl t, r~ 01 . 1f "I don't knnw that 1 sha.1I do any ... ....... .... .... .... ....... .......... ... f cl Ir •gat pe<ted to find the "3.me objection. l( 1 'll 11 t ugh'" of rio). 1;'('8 h .. 1 thing. I e~nnot Eee that I ha\'e any\ r oc c.: Jell t I h(·. thIng to do. The charges concern ~ the members ot the Common Council ...... ...... ..... .............. . nf)~r. h,nf I f(lf·t ti b) th expc- 'ie11( ~(tmethln~ which occurred before m)• ('an f'\'tr agree on a site, that wllI setnf flo< "(-f" I, ,\ In n' a ppr.l r In u .. v time. They might jus" as '" ell ask m~ turU)!' pI c.: t>lll0 6 • "hit" If t.tkrn u t to take up 80methlng that happened ti. a dlscu •• lon of at least fifteen I 11 ",,'ill ht: ShUl dlf d by J:llLnt of tt ten years ago." j / yearo' .Iandlng. That thpy will so r 1 drr who (1- llll 'e !I: r .. lhe rc.: .-... Smallpox Mob, t..llS '\f'rf" urnUII. agrf~ in the near future may be \nlY t"tlld ne Jr tIl ALBA!\"Y.--At noon on \Ycdnc:::rla~.. a doubted. mJjll' wlLh t.ls fac~ shOWIng tEltT!. tnk· \\ (' ece I em E • lIidu{, r,t,...l ~ t d{:,drs .... ALL DEPENDS ON KNELL. a£. slgn~ of smallpox wa~ walking up thl SOl tot.. imol y t EX PH 13 adway Romeone r'alscu the {T:'-" ot f'J"' I SpOll In .. le -1G.hbl rod e ~r 11' IS 1'1' TTl filM TO ;::epi<TAN'I'I_ ~ Upox. \\rilh ~lones and dub a .1 d to h \.1"' flE'l Ine ((: 'Wlle rt"o,\.·d of men c'hllqed thro r~llow H~ the-reo ,IT!-; HI" ( IIA~!G·S. / n' uc ... lntt'C:, ran up on a !"tonp, th'" crowd being at f'uurt lh ht" l]f' f -,e pri .palo '.:;~/''' hi5 heeJ~. but none having tb~ oltragp sf ,~J h.11f'Jl. t He 1 001 ' l" 1. P' III Gr~e::s j J - - ~ t::::;s. - 8. l~~nr Agtt. to lay hand~ upl'a hl1"". \!ter awhl e a polkcma'l c.rrivPQ. havlr:g i ee!\ ~rnt " There W(lre 426 death!o\ in Butraio last April, fifteen le~l\ than In the same nth • ot the previous year. ElghtyIIt"h t of the~e dEoaths 't\:ere from com. unlcable dlseas€'~. Henlth C'ommls_ I~on@r I :tt" r(1)Orts an abatement In f" fop C of m a~l~". though 641 ~h\V cases were TPPOTted la~'{t month ere -Were aJ90 fortY-fi"p ne\v casea learlet t"'er, el~hty-two of diphtheria ~leven ot smalJpox and forty ot con~ :hlmfl~io~. There "'erp tiS'; births and .p>o~\)h:"o mnnlages reported In the I or by the health dep;d,rtm nt, \\"11 eh h" 1 been notified o! ;h.{' affa ~ L~" telt>pho"'e-. but he \\"...;5 ot lrlf b l.\' r than the others. Tht- poor fe ~ ~v n;1ll)· h1-came tired of ~tanding t~ ::ore- t 1 • € ~,-z:ed at and he came '~'H\'n tit'> st op "-nll went unde'r It. A few fp£t f' om thl ':lou ....... v.-ere Borne> l'oarc~s \\hIe'" b.cd b"F n USICtl for a mortar ued. The CT )ll"d g tl'('reu the boards and quj, k,· penned tll f~l­ Jo~' undc=- t'-·::ro RtoOp. H,·j 1 t, tl.':."" and haq beeon r )ardng' the strpPtF : Jr eraJ days. ,~ . ~ r.-f\\! hst r t g,\ n 11\· DI . ''''''11)1'' ~Ulp~l 1ng he j cctOl .. - - I ·U. who m. t l]:.lrgfl'JII aJ: nSI Dr. ;\JUY anu Dr He 'h (lC thE" h~aJrh 'I~ pn~trnl, "'I is g~ttfng &ntcl""lts to Bub- "' ntiale wh"t hE' sa'l~ abo 4t tho m. He IJ~l 'aY" thi')' e e untie t!lf 1nnu~n'.,," of nalroL 8 \\hen 1h p ), ,tsl1'e-d his lI('hool to ,'",C( ,"HE' the pupIls. ThC' 11 tf1'aa, It were g-,t on the .!:rec! Ion of S Jpf'rl te' df'nt E Ar OJ f)t the- '1, purtfnf'nt of J 'lbl.C' I l ' ; tion. ' j toJ.~ Pr 'n Jp 1 Rneli to get the a(fl";tlYft~ .. sshS AIr E'm('rsoft. "I ,"ill P:'P.! nt thf'm1' t ) Dr. t1re~M. Further thlln th It I \\~'n clo nothil1l'. prOff"JIIsor J\nt'lJ 'IdS ms(le 'the chalgefC. and Jt JI jll pJ II (: tf! pro\"e thr.m." l �lhO UTiliTY OF ~ THE POTTrn'S fiElD TRIP 1 I SUPERVISORS VISIT NOTORIOUS CEMETERY AND FAIL TO NOTE SOME OF THE MOST IMPORTANT CONDITINS THERE. WARD'S OPINION. HIS OWN STATEMENT, THE SUB-COMMITTEE MEMBERS FAILED TO INVESTIGATE SEVERAL OF THE CONDITIONS EXPOSED. I . "D!r! y~u- i;; ;;~r I"to th~ norlhwr<t part the lot where dentlyor Interred wltllin the the bodle", last year, have been buried In blla heaps ot dirt, without any ~""mblR.nc~r graves?" 'Yes, we dirt, Soma parts of the plar~ are In pretty poor condition." "Do you kno".- how much ground there 13 a\"allable for graves now?" "Ther. Is quite a plot behind the keepE"r's hou~e. where graves arc now being dug. Then lhere Is more room atThis the side." de.criptlon of the ground that remains apparently unused conforms with a Btatement published In The Enquirer a week ago, " Did you see 0. grave that had ro-' cently been put do\yn In the roadway of the cemetery, tor want of a better pla<.'e?" "Yes. That w!ll probably be moved." "Do you know what the condition of the ground at the side Is, or that the keeper claim. It Is M hard that It Is almost Impos.!hle to dig In It?" What He Doesn't Know. "No. I don·t know anything about that. I know that there weren't any rough boxes exposed, or anything ot that 80rt." "The Enquirer, has never said thAt there were. Mr. Howard. What It did sny was thnt people of the nell:'bborhood have claimed thnt they have seen them." As a matter ot fact It ,Is probable that had any parts of rough boxes been exposfd the present keeper, who to all appearances Is a. competent man, would hll ve covered them up before thl'. "You Hay. Mr. Howard, that ther" Is plenty or room lett yet In the ceme- First-Whether or not part or enUre space that' is apparently available for burials does not e~- I' even the tery. Have you made any computa- alt'eady contain graves. Mr. Howard expresses opinion that at least part IN nNMARKED CRAVES ~i SUP RVISORS VISIT HOWARD of It does. Second-Whether a large portion CEMETERY TO INQUIRE INTO DISGRACEFUL CONDITION. if of this "available" ground I~ not so stony as t o make it almost Impossible to dig in it. Third-That the depth of the soil over any of the graves is, or th,e probabllity of rains actually exposIng some of the rough boxes. Fourth-What the reason is for the "objectlons" 0 fthe people of the neighborhood to the present location of the cemetery, and whether or not these objections ho.ve any true foundation. Fifth-Whether or not the known shallowness of a number of the graves will, in the nea.r future, as the neighborhood becomes more thickly populated, on account of recently established industries, become a very serious menace to public health. is chairman ot the sub-committee ot the Superv190~, Hamilton ~rard. ~... ho E.S• C ; ;I I -, 3 I ""..-7,,--Q,' Onil ES IN l!RAVE l/I I.J I I FON. FOURTEI,S YEA.R.S :\0 RECORD 'W!\.S KEPT-PLASS CYDER 'VAY '1'0 RBUEny Sl'lLATIOS. Supen 150rs Id., Schudt, Wlllsle and Howard, repre:o.f'llting the Finanr.e and Legislation committees or the Board of Supcrvieors, visitpd Ho" ard Cerr.etcry on the Ridge Roa,1 yesterday afternoon. This is th~ crmetery 'Wh£,T"~ pauper dead arc Interred alld THE TDIES, M','eral W(-'e-KS ago exclusively called public attf>n tion to the shameful manner In which the pJace Js conducted, the oH."rcro'9<cllng ot the burial gTound, etc. H is dalmed that two and thred uodl •• arc buried 1n bon,e gravE;s, but the committee did not a5certain the Cul'T"ectn<'!'iS ot thht report. Keeper ~lorlock was a~ked why he did not k")ep the Cf'ometery tn better condition and told the commltt(;e that h'3 rt"~el\"es no comptllsaLlon for his servicc::l. that the city gl\'('9 him the- tree use ot the little dilapidated cottage on the Potter's }I"jcld, and nothing more. He has to ha.ve the graveo dug and must tatlon to detennlne how long It w!ll "aid thl. morning tha t It Is hLq Intentake, according to the present rate of tion to m~et In the near tuture with burial, to fill that room up?" the memhers who had gone to the "No, I hR\·. not, but I should say Pott~r'. Field, In order to formulate it would be tour or five :rear~.' a report, "Dld the committe make any attempt Asked If h" personally knew the con- keC'P a r~cord ot the lntermenl$. lIe or the sub-committee of to find how deep the rough boxes are dition of affairs there, 1\[r, Ward re- has held the position since last FebruBoard ot Sur)t~rd~ors that had be~n beneath the ~urfacE"?" plied that Important business In the ary, There art::! 110 rl.cords ot lott'rinlltrloi:lted by the Board tn Investigate "No, we didn't. However, the pres- city had made it Impo.'lble for him to menta, appa.reotly. for the first 14 yeant ent keeper told us that he Is burying the committee on Its trip of th~ cem,·tery. from lS66 to 1880, but MIMllln," of the Potter'~ Field. ye~- some U~ ciep a~ five and one hal! (pet." accompany :Mr. Morlocl<'s regf::;ter shows that stnce ye~:terdHY, a trt'p to the cprneterv to "'rbe Aldermanic committee found an then ::,2·12 bodies have been bur1ed there placE' over. They were M:e~r~s in~tance of a grave of his in which and the number. all told, tn the ceme. the rough box was only about a foot tery must range from 6,000 t" 10,000. Wllt~e and Ide, Rupervlsor below thE" surface. How do you ex1\fr. Howard con!ess~d that the cemeof West Senecn joined the party plain that?" tery Is not a bit l1ke Forest La.wn, and Ridge Road, although he Is not "That was not lli. grave. He started .ald; "DAlDllller r th lYo q , to dlg in what aIJpeared to be an open Pot .. Forest Lawn. ... 0 e .1Ve~ tigattng commlt- space and he f'truck an oIrI rough box. "For a. pauper burial b'TOund, I think or ev'tn of the actl\"e [ractiOD of Then he fined the bole UJl again." there Is not Dluch to complain ot 1n this .ub-committee of the Investiga ling '"Then there are places in which It Is instance, exc!ept lack ot care," contlIlnot possible to tell wbether there are gl'8ve5 or not." ued .lIr. Howard. "The surroundings be It known. In the first place, "Yes, and I belie~e in some graves are fine, the GTound Is higb, tho soU is sa.ndy, but somewhat stony_ Th~ the matter of t!le Pot ter's Field Is bodl... a.\'e said to be burled two or Couldnlt See ground. could be tidied up a bit. 'fhe to become a sore spot with the three deep. but the present keeper J9 Supervisors plIes of 100813 stones could be removed. COUllt)~ Board of Rupen-isors. For dolo" his work an rIght, he--' Anythl'ng Dl'sgracefulAbout tbe old trees and bushe~ could be cut tour :rea~, as their own record.;; down and the markers that ha Ye been " You have no way of knowing and they have been burying the ' t I' 0 n of Pottoppled over eQuId be 8tralgh tened up. Then it 'Would be a. very respectable Co n d Tj r.",nntv'. unclaimed dead in the How- you didn't find out whether the area, I looktng cemetery." cem"terv In defiance of the legal that now appears to be available for ') \ ter s Ie I The air I. good, and th~re Is plenty ot of the city. burials is ftlled with old graves or It. too, but what THE TD[ES and tile general public claims I. that all the Marrh 19, 1898, the Supervisors not pH In the opinIon of the Aldermanic nice things named by Mr_ Howard, "In 0. show of Rtopplng their !!legal UNo. For over ten years no record Committee the Howard CemHtry, order to put the cemetery in decent r..~ceecnnl< by Instructing the clerk of othcrwi)':~ known a!o\ the Potter'~ Field, shape ha.ve not bE:en done, that the Board to ad .... ertise for proposals waS kept of the burials made and bnould be Hbantionf"d, be("au!'e it b flllt?fl place has been shamefully neglected. the sale oC land tor a county ceme- a good deal of ground mayor may with gl"ave~ and because it Is in a deBut just what the Supervisors can do , the light In which the matter plorable londition. Bodies are bUrte!). about tbe matter Is not apparent, &.s the W8S really regarded I~ pretty weB In· not contain graves. 'J cemetery is owned by the city and the dlcated by the fact tllat the adnrtl.e. "You HRy the cemetery 'Would be all In ~ome Inslan('t2~, three Inche:; below Board of Aldermen recently pasiled a ment was n~ver made, although the right it h were fixed up a.. little and a the !=;ur'.. cfo. );any of them are not resolution ordering the county and re8oluUon ~till stands unamended In keeper paid a reasonable ~um tor tak- mor·! than ..J. fOOL under ground. State offidals to cease burytng pauper the ofHcial recordg of the Board. ing care ot it?" nut In the opinion or a ('ommlttee dead In this partIcular cemetery" The A tew dnl's ago the Board of Alder"Ye!", I think it WOUld." from the floard of SupeT\'isors the Aupen'lsors have a sort ot trespassers men unaillmou~ly voted to instruct the "Even were the cemetery 'fixed up,' cemeti'l'Y is not ol'e'rcrowded, and the interest, that's all, all. so city ofl!clals Corporation Counsel to notily th~ havp you any rea~nn for knowing that condition ts not as bad as the ('ommlt-I state. The land bas b!come very va.lucounty' to ceB~·;r" burying its unclaimed many ot the ~rave~. which the Aldt'rt Al able, by reason ot tts ,00 teet frontage ..ad In the cit~· Potler's Field Immedi- manic committee found to be very tee 0 dertnen l'laim to have found. th RIdge Road tbe main road to ately. '" II ow, would not in t h p COurse of a I The •Ru pr·t' .. Co l-r.... • L: omm I ttee on L :lW~' on e ~ua tbe- atE-el plant and , Is noW ~ald to be With the above fact!; In view it is not few years become n nui~ance and a and L('gj~latlOn took .iln hour'~ Hroll worth tully $100 a toot, or $70.000. The to be fiupposed that the three members ~el'inU8 menace to the health of the J.~Ollt thtl', ,,<:metery yt;~tel'.day. aCl'om- most feasible plan proposed is to aban"Ort the .6ub·committee of the Supervl. nelghborhnod." p:lnlE'!l b~ l'\.('eper )'lolelock, \~'ho ha~ don the cemetery for burIal purposes, BOn' investIgating committee would "No, I hal-'e not. I belleve the peo- p~t. 4~ l·,,,dicf' undpl' ground !'=Inc.'e the add It to the South Park adjoIning. let dlllcover "cry lllu('h WhE'll they visited pIe lh·ing npar the cemetery object to ~ta) ot ap)ll)ll1ted him a few wEt>ks ago. DJrector rowell beautify it ano let the ~be Potter's Field, and they didn't Its being tlu?re," ~uPpo·jPlll~. thpl'e are 324:? bodlc:-:. bUl·- dead rest ~foreyer amtd the beautles ')t 'Th~y went; they saw, or rather, didn't It-"Q I~l ~he c(Jl1PtPry. Old inhabl:ants of th~ park.. OnlY laud Shark~ are tavoree, they held a protrActed jolly with Result of the Trip. "es, s·'nt',a de<"lal'e many bodl .. ha\'e I ablp to thp pla"n to dls-Int... the lhouthe present keeper, Frank Morlock. To ~um. uP. trom bl~ oWn statement!'it'11 hp.f-n Duried thf'rp without the know- p.fl.n~s ot ':lead. C'rema.te th~ remains an" hom The Enquirer has already repre. as being a good man for the here Is "hat Supervisor How~rd and I h .dg of thl' authoritle~. Keeper ')lore- put the property up at auction. Th;~ but who has onl)' had the place the gentlemen who accompanIed him III,).'k e-Hlrnat('~ that 6000 bodie~ are In- city ot But'f'alo may need that property some day tor pubUc purposes. weeks; then they agreed that the disco\"ered at the Potter's Field yes- terrEd-in the fidd. He ~a:r~ the remaining ground a,'allwas not nearly, no, not anywhere terday: as it had been represented In First-That the present keeper it.bll:: (0,' gra\"c~ I~ filled with rOl'k~ ~um1 {'l('n.t lO make diggIng almost impos~ihle, who has been there about three ~upen'lsor Howal'U i~ of the opinion, f~S~ 'i!tb.<~~~ilt;~~ active traction ot the II 0 (thE> Supervtr-;ors' lnvesmonths is doing his best to keep howevt'l'. thut th£'l"e is plenty of roorn. , remaining tor gra\"€~, It was the ~en~t committee gave a dp~criptinn <1lscoverlcR the~~ had failed tn the place from getting any worse o( th€' Hupl'r\"l~o;':::' ('ommittee that the City Fathers May Recommend . . t'('mete-ry l'ould ht" put in propel' conrlla morning n~wspaper reporter, t h an it now is, and this for pracb- lion and k!'Pl rhut way, if the city they went home. the Purchase of Land at that there might be no pos- cally no compensation. w(}uld pay n k~(>per a re.:"pectable ~alnry o! doing InjuRtice to the per.\11 he gel~ IS ~!! (or the gral'£' of an K' t Second-That the place is covered a<lull and ~UO ro]' lhe gran of n l'hlld, enslng on. *!,rv~~o~~!la~:.cuf,lue~ ot the acute Three. D reporter called upon Su- with bushes, weeds and rubbish, und ht-' dOt~~n'l dIg more than 100 gra"ui / .; Ho~\'ard thl~ morning at hI~ a .."'esr. --- G~ 8n d s I x h t J NtIt ("'omml!:l~ fJnC'r the El!!e<>tt Sq uare and asked t a some of the graves al'e "pretIII the me-tlnt!mp \\7e~t Senf't'a citl~oun('lIrnpn nud ..lght Ald~ ma.de a _'!'er<"clr0,n.cluo::;lon he had come to ty close together,'~ and others are in 7.('n~ rl'_'l'lare the C{nl(>tery l'll.llnot re- trip in a :\'t'110W ('Ilr yt'stt'rday afternoon " to the Potter'. Field" main lht:rp. \.Yal' has b~en ue-darell. tv l":f'n~lngton llypntl'l nnd the city llnl;', looking the place over I de- "pretty poor condition." NOW FOR THE OPPOSITIO~N. "h.re the)' in>pected ","ollnd. propo ..d as snld :Ifr. Howard. "that In the u SHl' for a nf'W quarantine hospital. the poor condition ot the place Third-That apparently there is perRon...q who , ant the quaranTl.t> COllnrllml-n \'\'E'n" ;\lcssrs, Dunbar, been greatly exaglfOrated. It Is f Latld. A!'h. Kl1nC"k. St~ul and Krt'lnf'r, nnd not nea.rly so bad as has been repre- some ground still available tor Un ho remO d from the 18th the Ahlt>rmt>n lnt'llIu~d Mt"o:;srs. ~[Ilrtln, sented:' burials (the word "apparently" be- war fo d " new site in the 25th hllcll~" :\tcoEo('hr In. Lantlsht't't, \\'t'dt.>"00 Mr. Ide and Mr. "'lItse concur t n ~1ngton way It is tlntlt. HOf dt~l. l\hl114nhotf anu BE,IF!I'r. with you in that 1':entiment'?" was ing used advisedly) although a re- ,,~a Ald. Harll ot tht'> T~\-'ent'\"-tlfth "·ord. in asked. it s all the CIty Improve- whl('h the proposE'd ,~Ite if','lo("uted, did not cent grave was put in the drl'(eway "r believe they do. We round that me ts n any people Ih'e OUt patron1?:!' tht" )l.'llo,,· ('ar, He is olJpmu~tl whUt' the gra "es ate close together for want of a better place. there . ttl th<' Itt('nt!\!fl of u p"st house In his wnru. and In many placES In pOor conc.1.ition 1\10 the o'wner Is willing to It i~ thoua:;ht his o{Jpo~ldoll cun be OYt"r+ And her~ nrc 80me ot the things that thpre f~ ~tlll room tor many more Th' coro('. graves mad~ undf"r the direction hIre the eommlttee: of Suervisors either :Morlock. th~ present keepE:r are l' f~lI"d nr dldn't make any attempt to sell. But what about the adjacent I ('IHlllt'llmfon and ..\l'dt.'rmen arC' plt"a"t'd property owners? They nlay not live with tlv l'-I·mo!lnglcill ~lH·. and tht'~' wIll good condition; wUP 1I. man' p~ld t~ lIud Out: prohubh' r'-'C'omnll~Jhl It at thl'lr m(,f'ting keep thp. pl.\ce in shape there I!' n~l out there yet. but they were suffic1ent- 1 \\'l-'chll"!iday night. Allorney John F't.-)wr, It ehould not for a ly interested to pa.y tor the city lm- whn n l'rC'S('lItN th .. Rtntt", whh'h OWll!'! thn , TIl I h prOIlf'rt)-. n('('ompllnl~d thn party. Ah<lllt yet. The and pro"tement!t. e r attitude is per aps r,(lO(I 1M tlUf\ In hack tDX!~S:. It the ("Ity wtll down stakes ndtca.ted by the ir~ct that it was not }las the tn.:<f'!I ,nel .$15.1)1.10 bt'Fld~8 It loan ! <,vcr and It ----- TH[Y MUST HAV[ ~~ ~ WORN GOGGLfS. ~ I F' Id L ,h NEW SITE INSPECTED fOR PEST HOUSE, II L: "~~ , N - .' ot ~~ • tl eemed prudent to LIke- Aldennan IIarp ot tbe 25th w:-trd on the exploring ex I I ha,,, tht'" rrOl)(>rt!t J l'hf' prpsJ'lll "l·st house ~ttEt on Enl't P. rry 6t:·, t 1. I· 1$ thuught. cnn he lioltl for 1 00. �.11t Rreusa.g geat•• ,,.,Iffe ~O'"I. '\ tdlJ' . @3anHiit"¢,. .. .... 11111 .!trc ! ' O u t Sf/<nt f)at Ii, ~ lb' b1IJ3l1tl {jegt ein~ SUn30f)[ I>on Su . r:... bIn U!Q 11ftolter I,~", er. 1>0 ~n "'-1-" IIbegon1rn . ' Itdcfe I, m '. ,_ ~ -.l'1 ye oren fl11!Jmicf' .. 11 'oalluten " $..rd:. n:"'1 f. (. I " ! I. "I ;. '''' ufOl\ldj ~n. oJn .t rlt r ' jinb Lfim Ganitol.s ~ J.tl ' ~ . r;'K.~u ,l>lt '$~g1n geg,.n t~larlige'l(r.'1 ' ,h~ntr--,gtl~/~!J( f'fj~~ ~;nt Un!£rfudjung Super~lsors, It IS Said, Oppose HEALTH COMMISSIONER AND ftenl ~ , .{gebben, ~.fllt;!rig, BUYIng One and Prefer Almst!'{ ',' -lUUpett ~ntotnbung?h F PARTY OF COUNCILMEN AND m''11 flalren In ber @31~~t bdritolll ltJe~ouse arm, ALDERMEN INVADE 25TH b:~:1 ~l' fdj< l> o m@3anilats,IDepartemenl 111", 13fnprl jirJb. ' WARD AND FIND AN AVAIL. , 0eflern f' G[ltJurb! SDr . ""ur"'r' "" v" ~er Wit lerat 19C < ~fla!t an ~onnecticul 6! ABLE SITE. 1I11b rrargo ~(bI!. betrei61 !Jor fromm'IT':' r", gnu fen. (l;rnem . ' ""'onl'la"""""'n"" 11 ar ",It.ne the County Legislator. Can Commissioner qrsme p ccomIt be '0 - '\l Health panled by halt a dozen Councllmen and pc or, r cor .!hlr3 em l1\ldj ftine~ W : Afford t .. Wait. eIght Aldermen hIed them a.way yester- f!art gefallbt ltJorb:n toor, foIr ~r. :lu~: day on a q!dst tor a new sIte tor a cIty ,~erf ~ff!lg~f.<lrnll, 1111 feblen ~afrre ieien :\h'm h(,N of the 10; 11 lH flUlllliUN' ot the pesthouse. The search was started ,n tlner Q(i~fta[r.50 (hlbinbungen vor, quIetly In order that no objection gtnol:l!l:tl1 ltJorberr. IDie Illtten' !8- ~ul)('.n·i~nI'!o<· ('f)ll1lllitte~ 011 Inw!>; Ilnil Il'S:1... llIth)n nnll finnn('l" nl'C IH)W ('ou~ifh'rin,.:­ mIght be ottered to the sIte they ml&,ht rt~lI fur €ibilftanbEftatifli! .trlgn,,,,,Un' th(, l.lUtlll't! or the l'I'lHIl'l to he lllatlr l'I.: seJect belore it l\'as secured. eng b 5l) c:r \.- "i.ut" gHrdm;..: IIf.wnrll Cl'lll?tl'r,\' nnd th~ 11\1riltl The party entered a trolley car a t ' c.n r .... Urber im feb!m~af)re nu~ or the llalllWl' PUOI' or tli(, ('oumy. ]n Malr. and Genesee streets. and pro- adlit 0J)urten angegl!ben ltJorhtn flnb. ,'it'" of thl' [IH·t thnt the r('J)l)l't hH~ not ceeded north untll they came to the 2(1." ~r, :lllrlltr ge ftern'bor@3anitiig'l Ue("l .forlllulllh.'d. the I1ll'JUhel'~ ut the JunctIon ot KensIngton Avenue and ~om-IITn.r bernommen ltJurbe erfrar!. er ~'011lIllltt('(' nr~ ullwilling to 1'In~' whllt the cIty line. ThIs Is In the 25th Ward, bit !>On rgm regiflrirle SUn~d9'r !)on ~~ It!i nnttll'l~ will hr. It W!"IS 1t';\I'I1NI this nfttJl'llool1 thl1t three importnnt rpCOIllwhIch Ald. Harp claims tor hIs own, burten fden aIr!, bie in fe' III fl but In distrIbuting the Invitations tor l>Drge!»mmln lOOren Iller n, a I IIlC'Jldntion~ 8N! und('l' cOD!'oilll'l'ntion, or I'Slth('r thot the s\llH'ommittel' will r('th. party, the Aldorman had been IDer Get .t .. I· ",' f adroItly overlooked, so he wasn't there II ~ ... nl.1 a ~<-.ln IJtftortn l1Jt(cen port iu fovor o[ adopting one of thrC'l' to object. a e liet Il\lf Ig~n .p~'~itafcr unlerfU,! thinXH. rl'ht·y ure; To hury the cO\lnty'~ dend OTI n !o1U11111 A sIte wa. pIcked out by Dr. Greene, cr,ert. u~b, romn riirfjig, bie .purfe ber plot ot ltrllllnd ~(lt n~ide flJr tbi~ PUl',.WhICh he declared to be Ideal ior a lj1~I~'le, tn, SUnfprudj nelimen, ta ~tml< P(l:O;\.' on the aJ1U!-Ihul1:-.l' farm . quarantine hospllal. It occupIes hIgh 1111ITar 0rleilf Il1rfdJfoITen 'ft 1I be To buy n Ill'W ~itE', ground, Is surrounded by tew houses artigen- ~nftitult ltJel~ ~ ,~.e t. '1'0 mnkl' nl'rnll~('m(>nts with the ('itr'~ and there Is plenty at iresh aIr. rid: t no"'1 ' , n ",,·fellen nuthoriti(">!'o wh('rC'hy the ('Oullty't:' dl:nd The plot ot land comprIses twenty- I' .~ . '" ommen" ou~ b!t IStab! au and the dty·,.; tlt'MJ UlR,\" he buripd in thp nve acres and Is located about 8. halt t(t .n. ,/ !Snl~lc C't',.urtf·I')', I FOR THE PESTf <1\1~~HOUSE.~ / WARD INTO ON, B~·R·IAt ~IIE. , i:rfdcf;:.-. :AVE :~l~6.:'~~.:~"I~~m'.~.~: r i-II mile east or BaIley Avenue. - It il'J tTl· •..::.:;::"':::===:::::;~=::=:.. ~fr~!::~~r ~;~l ~~~~~~SI~~1:~~ir r[AT H[[R 8URK[[ ~~Ot~~ h;Il~c~. ;- • dozen houses within a mila Attorney Jonn Fisher. who was a r~ r.t~~~~:·~t~: :~~£~~:~~;~~o~l~[~:~~~~~ rOY ING fRO M ~~~k~:~~~~~JZos~~}~;t~l~Je~~t~r~ ~ ..!y.-a." SMA LL- POX • tual cost about $!!2,OOO. or le~R than an acre. From the tact that tew "peoPI. live In the neIghborhood It Is thougbt that no materIal objection would be made to the location of tho bOopltal In that part ot the city. One t.ature at thIs otter Is that the Rite at the present hospItal In Ea Ferry Street can be sold by the city for $13,000. Thus the purchase of the site In the 25th Ward may not entail any large expendIture. ~~v $1.000 I Assl'stant Rector of St. Co- IUmas b' Churc h'In a C' ritl- z/ ,/ya I Cd'n It'Ion. 0 / ,. - Dr. Greene thought the Kensington Bu", , ath,'T Rlchnrd T. Burke, asslstAvenue BIte would be admirable. It l Rnt rl ctor or :-\t. Columba's Catholic would enable tbe city to build as large ('hurCh. U~S In n {Tltil,.'al ,'onuidon nt tho J. a hospital and with as many annexe-" Qutirantllll' Ho<'pltal, ~ <;utterCT from as Jt pleased and sUll leave room tor smallp,'x. II Is fpnrt'u that he cannot Jive bulldIng tn the futUre !!hould an ex- many hour,.: long~r, c1S thE> lI!'en!'c h48 tension at the hospital be necessary. t<!kcn a ,'Ialent turn and haf'fl('s thCl ",(Through the suggestion of Ald. Roe- fortq of the phYfilcl •.lOs to ch~ck its pro),;"I del, the Question ot u!'iZfng pa.rt of the r('!':~· land 8a a Potter's Field was brought Fathe-r BurltC' Wl,8 rep.lrte1 ~Jtghtly hetup, Dr. GreenE' said he would make no t·r {'arly latt ('\"('ntn~, bUlU thp night objection to this. It was said that six pro:ressl:!',l he hf'cam'~ mnc·h worse, and or ten acres of the land might do tor 1t "\\·as \houJ..;'ht hIs death '''QuId occur beI {he hospital and that the rert mIght (or(" sunrise-. Hu wn~ still aJl,,·~ this afte-rbe used for the pauper's graveyard. nann, hut a Trport from th~ hospital waR to the (>Fprt th:1t It' ne Ii .... ed until Arriving on the spot the members ot nightfall, It woul(: be due to a "emarkablc the party at once threw off suburban vi tiltH)'. manners and became jocular and buFUllHT Burtte Is 4·: Y'!.':lrs 'lId, and waR colic. The party had to walle halt a mIle tram the ca.rllne on Ken.sington horn ,1.t l'ar,am1:tlgua. He wa~ ordalnHI Avenue. Councflman Dunbar and Aid, a IJrh'l"t at \1111 11111. Lonuo!l. and wus ~ liartin made a close Inspection ot the gln'n hl~ llr~t charf.!"p. In Asll.tlC" India. l fmprovement ot that part ot the city after \"hich h(> ('am',' to \\"ashtngton, and It was their verdict that the 1m. D, ('., and frnm Own to RuiTalo. Uf' hn~ provements ot the locality were about a halt a century ahead of the settIe,. ment t'here, Only one tarmhouse was pMfled durIng the halt a mile's walk Yet the street was aephalted, and pro: vJded with sewers. The Councilmen decided to take up ~ h(">('r. aSfllf'tant l"Cctor)f St. Columha'K (,hurC"h fnr thn r )P:)rs. coming th('n fronl !'::it. Stf'pht'n's Church. He ('ontrHl~t(·d !imr.lI-llo'( whll(! attpnrlIng thl' s!f'k hrd of !\Jr~ CatherinE> Rl1fo'sney' who mr'rl or thp ,Jil" a9C at her hnme 1n :;'luth nh'I~lon elr('Pt. the .ubJect ot the pesthouse sIte atter their meeting next Wednesday. .t PE FOR EASE IS rtTH;~ B tt~~E, ,IALIGN'fJt, '~T ' S1\A'FIGHTING CHANCE. ke, who Is 111 wIth small, FATHER BURKE BETTER. I' .. r Nc.W~ Priest ;Irlcken W,th Small-Pox is Im- I' I proving Somewhat and May Now Recover. tho Quarantine Hospital, 10 I • hard tor life. He Is close to ).;t,W~ that" III hp good news ('Arne ,d~ath. t the phYSicians at the hos- frorn tht' ~I('k bt'd or Hp\". Father Rkhpita) said late last night tha.t there waft [\r,J T ]~U1'I;;~), n l the Qual'~ntlnp HO!llstill a chance for him. His marvelous phal. laH midnight. Dr. 0 Hal'!"t, who constitution Is standing him In g DOrl II~ Itt ('harge of lht' Institution, rf"ported fltea<l ann If he can pull throu h the that F'aOH'" Hurkt" who, on Thur~dny next 24 hours. hope of recove g'111 b and Frida)' wa~ thought to be elylng very mUC'h bl1ghtc ry " e from a vio1tl'nt 3tt;}('k ot small-pox. wafJ r Toxo('mia Is S Id . much Impron'u" The dl~£'3.~e, he SRlr1. the ).I{'" a to be the camille of nppearf>(} to be wl'arlng it!'c-H ou t tnI dis P sl s serlou!'t condition. The ~tpad of Fnthf'r Hurkp, who~e remarka1 ca:; dirt not pa~B through Its Te-gU_ bIt· \·itallty has probabl~· l:laved his lICe E ges and th(' polson has been re- to thf' gr nt JOY of hi8 friends and pATa soruedin the II)-"stl>m, It Is said thu tshlonprs at Bt. (~olumba'5 ("hurch, a.t adding to the complications • S Eaglt' And HIckory ;o;.trf'f'ts. t longing the- case TI dt . and proProvldf'cl there are no F,erlouft ('om nllmOEt ma.lig1\nnt·t Ie sease Is ot the I <'allons arl~lng as u rpsult of Fath..eor Y(>St~rLl.l arm. Burke'~ wt'sltenrd condition. his I'N'OVtiona ('h ... y the chal'a('ter of the erup- erv i~ "'hought to be a n>ry r~n!llonable re'M1sta nnged and from now on the t'onclu'!,on, -.. b; t~ce ot the putlent(s system wIll -B ,e Important factor, Father d~:I~~~~e~er~] vitalIty has been good en nourt hrnon nement and he has taJv. po , flghtm a: crlsl. • ent regularly. Today I. the I 161 , I'rum indlYidulaI ~inteDh nh muUe ~ (·lty :llld '·'llUlly t1tlld.;tl..:., it i~ cl)llC'hulfd th3t UII :\l"li01l tnwnrr\s th(l pnr('ho.se <rf d Sill' or til(> (' ... tnltH~~mlt'nt uf n C'TPmn4 to1"y will he taken noti! it h~, .. ht':C'u (h.'n14 lms~l'nt('(1 ("on·lu~iH-I.y that uo JUllr(! hurlH'S ('nn tH' bl1ril'u in JIow ..lrtl (·"lIle4 t:ry. It "tdll lip Ilr.!tl'fl, tll!-.h·ad. thut tho ('It~· !'hnlll<1 Ill!lkl· prflHsiClU lit Ullf'C f"r ~1H' ('1111,loYlllt'l1t of II Inbor£>r who~(': duty }[ ... hull hl' to (.'urp for thl' Jrr:\Yr", and th... t(">t"mitl£' upon the llropf'r plnt'l's in til<' (,~Ll1t'l('r~" for hnl'rin.t:: th(l ul'lHI. ~n}ll'r. n~or Jlownril W;h illforult'd iilcn' Will"' ltlt'my of room for this ll\ll'I)o~I', hut it woull1 tnk(' upthl' £'utirt.~ time of onp mUll to kCl'}l t1w i'l!lUd('ry in prup('r conuition nud Illot ont tht' burin) nln('cs, AnOlht'r rt'O:-'pu why - tilt' sup\·r\"i~ur<l. n,ft> ~uill to he OllPOS('t\ to ImyinJ: n n(>w \>ill(' 1~ b"'(,JlU"(' tlU! ('ountv'!>; lIt-ad nr£' f('w in llulllbo:r. ~in·'£' In'lt F~urnnrY onh t w t ) hOllies w(Ort' \'llrif'fl by thl' f'onnty in 'lIownnl C'rmE'tPI";\. It is dninll"(l the dty's Il ro llortion is 93 lll'r ('pnt [lfi. n~ninst fin. llf'r i'(lnt of the (,OU1lt~. In \'if'w of the ~l11nlJ ll111nber of d('nrl to h(" di~posf'd of, ~(~\·l'r~1 of tile- fl\.llH."r,·if:.ors def'lnn' It C01Ullnrnhn'l;r slll·lll plot of ground 011 thl' nlm~hou"p furill. will ~Ufti('£>, t.f nl) nl'rOn~PJll('nt run he made" ith tht:' dt'· for L~ iu th" ~"lJj (>(>Illpt,..,·\·. • "COUNTY'S DEAD L-W~ M~T BE SQUAT~TERS." ~!"'1 V Super Isor Howard /AMocates Cremation as a Substitute For Potter's Field, "Cremation Is the proper way In whIch to dl,,!>ose oi the bodle. at the 1. bE'N' IS 11111('11 to he Rnid in favor of' nll~' one elf thC' I)fUlJ()~itinIlS, according I dead, ·be they pauper dead or otherwls€'," said Supervisor Frederick Howto til(' llH'mh(>~ at the ('ommitt{'(>. At In'Nif'111, howl'Yt'r, it is ~uid, the !iupE'r- I ard at the City Hall yeslerday arter,"i~UI"S will not ('oJUmit th(,Ul~E'l\"{"l'\ to! nQon, "and by and by when the people flny plnn, hut will wnit until it is known I become edu('ated up to the idea of crematton-" whnt the l'it)' will do. The 1"E'8!'10n wby hWhat make~ you thlnlt the people thi~ oction wiU he olH'iI;'f"pc] is lte('nl1~a are not already educated up ta th(' gup€'n·i~or Frede-rii'k IIow3rfl is rf'n(h" Idea?" asked Supervisor James A. )len?ie!i. "You are the third or fourth man I to mnilltnill thRt the- conditiom; in Ho,,:I've heard make the rE'mark within a nrd ('E"llwtery Ul'l' not k'0 S(>riOlls as th£>y da)' or two that crematlon is a good hO'"E> h('('J1 r(>pl·£>s~lltt'(1. thing, but that the people are not ready .. """itt.1 n little ('art'," ~nid ::\Ir. Hownpl,! to accept it yet. It the city or county th('r~ 1M Ilu TeK500n win" the cit v nml should see fit to adopt crt"mation as a ('lmnty rnnuot l'nlltinue to~ bnry thei~ dC'ull means ot djspm~lng at the paupE'r dead ill th(' IIownrd ("em{'>tt>r~· for ;~ nllU!b('r of I do not believe there would be a word of opposition," )·{'nl"~ to ('ome. 'rhe <.'ity has been upglcct-, The conversation then drifted to the fuJ ill tilt' ('~\tre1Ue in its ('nre of tht' 1.lu{·('. 1 condition of Howard Cemetery, SupPrFrank :\Jorell)('k is the ke-epel' 011tl he hn~ vt~r Howard stated that the- county dOllE- 'III thnt rnl) h~ es.pP<'ted of him. bnt has beE'n burying from 15 to 20 bodlell 1If'" ~Nh no l'OlhllCl1l":ltinn ext'ppt hO\1~(, a :rear In the cemetery, without ha,'lng any right to. do so Inasmuch as the city rrllt for his sen·icl'.":. 'fhe I'eut i:-; worth I owns the cemetery. proLllill.y frum $10 to $1:! u nW111 h, nnd "Then the county's dead out thE're he hirf'~ :l man ((I dig the ~l"u:re:s. Then:, must be Siquatlers," ob~ervE'd another i~ room in the ('emeterr for JU:tIl) murt' Supervisor, who stood by.listenlng, ~l'IlYeR. I I'el' no I'E'lHOn wh,Y the rit ,r al,,1 l'QUllty ~bould lin,~e f'l'puratc ('tIllC-t('rle-s. '..nu' (ount:r'~ delld are few in llumhel', unci it ~e(,1ll';; to me Ihe city ~h(Juld he wjlliu,.:- to permit tll£>i1' burinl (Dedica to thC' Pauper Dpad, proposed iu n ('pmf'ter~· owned h~ tlle <'ity-o I I t·oJ. ""ard tor cfrmai lon" "Rattlt' belr boof'S on~r lhe f'tones, think the C'ity will be willinJ:" to do thnt Thf.>y'rr nothing tlDt paupers wbom llobocl.1 and thut it will not be ne('e~!oOnl'.r for the owns." ('o\lnr~' to bur n llPW !'<ite." Ie they are no Soon to tbe <'1101('31 ciao, Plaut tbt'Ul tf) ('at at tbe I'OOt~ or thu ,rase; ",,'hnt do :\"0\1 thillk of ~ettin!f u!'Iirlp n M.l.ke rhl'lr ;;rayes ::ibnllow, their Il'fCS were Ilnrt of th(' nilllshuu,"l' fUI'ID f01" burial 5ili"~'BUR!I" 'E~[ ~P." JHU·l.0H'''' 't" "That could Lte donf', It C'ouJd b(' ulln{\ IlUywnr until th", rit)" ha~ hlk('ll lleriaH nnd thE" ('uunty hut; hnd the ol>portunity to I('orn whut ('un oe done, wliPtilPl' it will be- IIrl'lIIittt'j to ('011tiI1lH' ta hnry its dE"uti with thtH;f' of the city, or if it will hp ncrl.'!oi~nr:r to buy n new ~ite or ('011tinlle thc llSl" of n portion of the nJUl!ihouRe fnl'lll." "1 think tlw plnn of u~inl:' a portion of lhe I\llll"hf)ust~ {nnn is pJ'efl,tnblt, tn buying n Ilew .. 111"," :-'::1i11 ~lI[.pnh.. or Hnmlltou ',"nril. "YE.'~. I hnye hl'ard that th(> Io;uh(,Olumithl(\ wilJ c:ollloiidt'r lh(" nlJ.yi~nbility of sl·ttillJr ,1~icll' n purt of the nlm~ho\l:-;I' farHl. 111"0 thllt tlu> plnn of buyin,(;" n n('w ~it(' ~dll b(> cflllsidl'rf.>(L ] nm rhuirmnll of the snlll,C'oll11uittt'C', Imt no fI.·port hOR bl~>11 fr amed thl1s fur, t'O, of ('our~(', no d('r'i~i()n hn,.; ht'Pu ft'n("ht'41." 1t W.llo; It'l1I'Jll'd nl~Q that the nhh'l'lIH:"n nTtl ronsicll'rillJ;' tlw pInn of IJuyin~ Jund ill 1ht, "ic'init)' of th(, lIoward ('l'I1lPti)l'Y to 11(1 lIsrd fut' thr burinl of thE' pnl1}}\'r drsHI. It WIll'I stntl'd thut lom1 hilS bel'n Vit"Wl'U nn(l that n d(>('hdoll on thb Illuttc'r IIlO,\" 11(' I'l'nl'hcrl shortly. It b known that wh(,11 tilt' snltj{·(·t ('omt'S np fIJI' fnrmnl ('onsidE'rnIion hy th(' uwmu(>r~ of th(l nldprmnllh.' c'()lIlmit· tN', t-rrong 1)lr,u; will Ill' mnil,' for til£> t·~· tublh.. llllH'Dt of n elt;1 f'r(·lUator~· Rlon~ thl' lilH'~ indi('nh,d to thE' ('otluC"ill11t'u 10tit " ·t'llIw",r11t)T hy CuI. "~ur,l. l'OJUlUie;..... iolll'r (1( lJuhlit' worli.~. RhfJllitl n ('1'E'llIntoI'Y flf tld~ kinti 11(' t'I'I·('tt... j, it i~ JoOuid lIowurll ('t'llll't<>ry will Ul' pra<'ticnlly lilUit]l'k'~ in it!" ('3IHH'it~· for tht' hurial of th ... n~JH's Ilf t'rt'nultC'ti hntlit's, ~.lllli oul." n :-.wull l"'itewill la' lH'("'dt.'rl for tht:' ('rt'mn tlllr,'·. nnt dCl'P, Wbat do 11It'''''' care when tb~y're rotting oslc('p~ RAftl(' fb('lr houf's o"t"pr the stoO('fiI, Onllf'> :Ire th(>lr C"~·I'I('s ot mirth .Iud moan.; 11: thl'y'H' lJe~n careful to kel'p tbcmsclve8 wboll', Th{'y will he ShclH'·d in un horl'lbl(' bolellm, ('nrf'fully bUlldlert, k£'.ep l"of)cinhle yet III tiOllll' )ledlcal l'ulll'ge's Joylul 5f't. Th(',Y will play ball with each denlcate ",1.; nil, 00(,("> with tbE' ~pn~(' ot llumnolty fuJI. If In d('ponln;:;- it lost not Its brains, Brt."lIklu~ Its \,.'ll:wmpnt in (nUl', or OIl traln6; Skul1~ tlull ore e1'u~hed sre or 1Ilth,' .1C\'OUut And cannut be bartered tor any UIDOUut, Hnw ("('noorulC'a! f''fC'ryone Ir:(;ond ('lty Fnthli>rs are £'D.;-el' tor "biz," ('ndl\"t"f.>r:i only th(>m!<('lye~ hal'c to hlnme It th(>y'rc nllt pleased with the ('Dd ot the '::3U1E'. It rhpy ari' hrnk(>u h(>yond nIl rcopnlr. Potten.' fi(>ld shallow mu~t (all to tht!'lr; 8hare. It thf",\" S1'e lov-C'ly th('re's Of) r(>IJSOn wby 'I1H'Y In I h(' gluom of the gra n~:rard shoulll 11<'; • f'or If thl'y're p{'rtN'r, ihe $tndf"l1tri will f/ln,. nnll with rb(>h' pl'I\'It"'E's most 811y day. Hut Wf'rf' thpy Cl'UbhL'd, lib they '\(~ut to tb,'lr end, 1'hC Pl'rf'tle l'hal~e Howard Is tbf'lr 1l1l ... ulllle trlend. / "Rnille thrlr honp!; o"t"f'r thl' "tOOf'It" Or hurn th£'lu up 11ufek lIk.e nf'!;lcCf('d' corn, pnnr-s- Wltb li.lf' wealthy ('rematJon has b~en but a dukf', nut t~~(ldld~'I.D(>:e Is dreadful t'wJxt panp~r And H IUlllll'J'S r:1') muen trho shaH drInk from tbe cup, Thnt tbe l'uhllc "·orks Rajah tC'1nar.ks "hurn 't'm up.·' ~e\('r ' n mnthE'T, \\ho lesrn!;>!) o( lht'lr lot Rfrtpl' JllIIY mourn u'l"'r their hnrlal ,",lot: what IDUSI C'>DlO to Alok ,\t~~·~'!!:~' WeD, fttlri(,11 at It'SR than n ppno)" ./l hend: HIlUIt' Ihe poor brQkrn thlugs u'(>r tbe fllnll('~, TbC'y'rl' uS8clr. or Jl8.Upprs whl.'h nobody rH\IIIS. ARTIlt:R PE)O;DEX. 'JR, �[b e P~Ip_tt_e_:rf_s Field, IT WAS HIRE Ax; c-. ~ BOAT OR OUIT. Yiew 8S "'ell a~ Fishing at the Park Lake Not the Lovely Sport People Expected, tor other reasons. can not be pxpected that the 'cI ty can' purcha.e another piece or land within its IImlls or the size ot the present bosproper tv for Rny where: near the which It has been ortered tor lhat nor ('Rn the building be ereJtan)~ otht r locallty without a vlgorfrom the nolghborlng proners, no mnlter where it Is FISH FULL OF GARBAGE, I TI~r:~ apprecflltc~ the de~ir"s 18!h-Warder. to rid lhelr dls- "',g.U'dled 8S a fixture thpre for thp. last or so, and the erection of a. Ing on the old site would not P1·opert:.~ values there nearh' ~o as it would In some llPW 10caJ1ty. the third place, there is no money the pun'hase ot a new site. Fifty !.loHan; have beE'n approprl building the hO'pltal. which Is neet1t~d, and whiCh may become an Immediate necessity any day. It Is unwise to further delay the erection by squabbling o\,er a site. The city already owns a better site than it can procure for equal value anywhere else, and It would seem to be the part ot wlsdom to hasten the erection of th ~ Sapli ngs Torn Up by the Roots for Poles and Park Comm issioners Are High ly Indignant. Ne"PT wa~ there more mutual dl~­ satisfaction manlleste-d o,"er a sUPPoAed boon than thRt which has arisen be- tween the Park Commission on the one hand, and thousands ot residents ot the city on the oth~r hand over the pr1y\lege ot fishing In the P a rk Lake. Thou- sands ot perso.ns went out there to fiRh yesterday and came R wa.y denouncing themsel\'es as the original "bullheads" and "8uckt>TS" to be drawn out there The Commisslonel"1i In turn are Indignant at the way In which the priyllege was abused, as they view It. on a fool's errand. The grle\'ance~ ot the fishermen may be best tllustrated by reciting the expeorience nt Bennie Pufpaff of William slTPet. Bt>nnie read In the papers that there was tree fishing In the lake ~;es­ lerday. so he started tor the fishing _ ground at j o'clock, although as averse as a H-year-old boy generally Is to getting up early In themarn. Theonlypol"'s on \VllJlam street, barring ethnology, aTe telegraph poles. So Bennie walted until he got to the lake betore he rut hi.. He also waited to dig bait untl1 he gOl to the succulent sod at the water side. These preliminaries occupied the I greater part of the lime till 10 o'clork I and Bennie waR only one oC a thousand by 10 o'clock. The fish apparently were not enrl:r risers for there was little doing' In bites before lhe latter hour. Benni(' was ju!=!t beginning to do busine~s when a poifceman ordered him to move on. SUPI. EMERSON WON'T STAND fOR HUSH-UP AY~RIN-~~:~' KN~~~~~STII EITHER PROVE HIS CHARGES OR RETRACT THEM. I I I l I "WIIAFFOR?" SAID BENNIE. "~rhatfor?" demanded Bennie. ES. HAD HIM ON CARPET TO THAT A..'liD_'L"¥ GET DRS. W~} nE .4.FFI.. HE o\TH DRU'-K WH1LE , - ACOJ'\:AT- the Dc- a vaccination controversy. or Principal Knell of "Because you have no right to 1 I fi!;h trom the bank. You've gal to hire ii boat If you want to fish." replied the policeman, "How much?" Inquired the scion o!: the Plfpurrs. "About 25 cents." "A mont'?" "No. an hour." "Aw' 'chase yourselt, There ain't 25 cents worth 0' fish In the dtrty old pond." replIed Bennie with scorn. Bennie may ha\'e been right but it was either hire a boat or to the woods -so he moved toward the latter, only to slow up at a dltrerent part or the lake shore and fish until another offlc£>r chased him. Eventually this became the most exciting reature ot the sport Capt. Notter had seven patrolmen at the scene under Sergt. Foxlon and the squad had a llYely tlme entorclng the odious requirement. The ftsherme!l we-re unanimous in denounl' ,g the In\·ltation to ('orne and fish and the requlrement to hire a boat as a scheme to compel them to contribute to the corrers ot the concessionaires Of the boating prtvUege at the CasIno. "It's a bUnco game!" declared a man who had brought his family to Fipen.-l a quiet hair day In fishing. "They have a neT\'e to ask one tor 26 cent~ an hour to scrape a boat's bottom around In that dirty lagoon!" . Th e word dirty waR not misapplied. There were only 22 boats bu t the occupants seldom cRred to use them an hour. The oars stIrred up too mUC!l sewage, and the atmosphere was me. phltlc. And the nsh!- that Drs. May and Heath of the Health 'Department '''''ere intox(cated when they inoculated pupils in ('ertain grades ot hh~ ::;chool are not to be drllTlped, So gays the superlnt('ndent anti thus spoke Mr. Knell last night. Sur)t. l'::uH'r!'lon called :MI'. I~nell befort: him yeRterday afternoon and demande.l a report. .Mr. Knell told what haJ been done and atfil'med that be woul1 colleC't alllda "its In support of his ~h__ - .... e.e~. He ~howed the supenntendent three sworn statemenls made l)y parents and others to the effect lha'_ Dr. May and Dr. Ht'-ath were under th"~ lnftuence of intoxicants when they "'el'.:>o c Vacetnating the Rludents at School !\',l. M. He sa.ys hE' ('an get a number in addition to thE'Elf' and he was thereupon adVised to g~t them quickly. Supt. Emerson rpgrets that hp wa~ !!bilged to be out oC town la~t Tuesday CASE FOR BOARD OF IIl!ALTIi. afternoon whpn the committee of th.... "I think the Board or Health ~hould PrIncipals' .A!=t~ociatlon and ~lr. Kne1] Inte-rrere to stop catchIng fish ~ut of a.ppea-red hE"(ore the Health Commh~- that place," Raid ,Sergl. Foxton "1 stoner, It he harl been th~re 1\Ir. I~n('ll heard in the NE\VS 1 think 'ths" "Would ha.ve eithf'r wIthdrawn hl~ diseased fish produce leprosy I~ tho~ . . chargr8 Or announced his Intention .If that eat them, The fish they catch I~ AU8tatning them. .As it was he did that lake would produce halt: the dl~ neither. !en8e~ in the book (rom lepl'o~\· to thWhen Mr. Emerson was seen la3t ~1tnd staggers. I have been e;Zaminln e nl!bt by a TIMES repol'tor he .ald:. atches. and those that are big enoug~ I baye n.rtvlsed ~fr, Knp.ll to go to 0 examine without a microscope art' the bottom of the matter or else drop it live with maggots under the skin altogether." ark of the head. I tell you they are dokadl y . They smell bad ''''ben th~;T are ta .::-n from the water" " A resident of East t.r1lca Strpet al~o assorted that the fishing should i,e ....................... . .top~ed by the Board of Health "\\ hy that stre-am laps the PE'st house ........ .... and then It leaves the dump~ After =============='~'~."'.""." .~ ward It takelit in a few se"'er~' and finally, it t,akos the drainage ~f Fore!';~ La" n Ce-mete-ry. Tho~e fi~hE's ar 9 Hturt.d full or all kinds or' na dlspa~eq and alrocitl(l~." meless 'TFA. TilER BURKE . , ERINa. The wa ter In the lake Is \'pry low the ports trom Ihe Qua Scajaquada not ha"ing bpE'n d ' d t esterda~' Indicate t{antlne Hospl_ ery ot the- Rc\' e ulthnate 1'f!- ~:~~'\' to fill the la ke thus far thrsms~~_ who haf> been 8Uff:~~~; illther Burkp, The Pollee eqt!matpd that the fiqherthere tor thL" Ja~t few ".ro m smallpox men InfllC'tpd $5000 worth of d Burke was so nlUch impro~ks. Fathf'r to thl:" qhrubbE'l'Y and sad alon;.m~~: at his pbY~lcfans JOQk YesteoTdalo' Lake Short> yesterday. Saplings Wel'~ within 3. short tim his "'·co\-_ torn up by the l'oot~ to bE' lI~ed for fl~h ' I pole~. ... ~ IiiCOv toe: "Am I my - It may be a spark of re\'I\'lfied humanity, It may be political strategl', It Is at lut a blessed certainty that the pl'es~. thf" best frIend. nftxt to the Creator. of the helpless pour", ha~ expos"d the atrocities of lhe polter's field. Honm' to whom honor Is due. Oh. you of saddened heart, who Ilnll your swe('test comfor·t in kne-e-lfng be· sIde the gra~sy mound In hpautlful li'ore~t Lflwn. thank Goel for HIs mercy, but, rf'member He- pprmlts no ~elfl.sh Indulgenee even In our sorrn\\'~, They nre hut me5!1tenger~ to makE' our heart!." more tender to those He careti tor mest on earth, thE' ponr-the [01't::aken. If you know nothinJt. or h3xe thou.cht little oC this other slrle of lire, let me tell YOU of It. Riding to the end ot the South Par1, car One, one turns to the right on the Hamhurg rondo A short walk hrlng~ to vi(\'w A ~tretch ot ground t'-nclodf'll b}" a low wooden fenct>. There I!'O a cot~ tage n('ar the gate, occupied hy th~ superlntend('nt and hi~ family', a klnllty mothf:'I' with several chiidren, {"pun pre!'lenting my credentials I was cordially received and my que!'ltlons answered with apparent truth. A young daughter was asked to escort me to the point!:! ot intereRt. :\lr. Frank Morlock, the prp~ent ~u­ nerlntenctent. ha~ been in office ilut seven "t\·eek~. In his absencE', hi~ wl:e gayp me some Intere~tlng dptall~ of t1~e paRt and pre~ent ":\ly hu!'Olland." siv" said, "ha~ np"e-r held a city POS1:h111 before. he's always been a good.. ne~ publlcan and hE" means to show them that he will do honest work. HE' don't have a. !'I.1.1ary. he ha~ hIs house rent and Is allowed $2.50 tor each burial; babies half orlce." Preyious offlcial!ll. seemin~ly a \'er~e to labor, gave anyone looking tor a Quick job. a holo lo dIg. some bodies to lo,,·'·r, a tew IncheR of ground to·co,'er thpln, recel\Ted $1 and adjourned to the nearp.~t saloon, there to await another rall. Vp to the pre-sent tIm(', when th~re were enough bodiE"~ to make it an oh.1ect to take the trip, the~' Wf'rp "':\rrled out. dumped Inlo the dMd hoa.">' thE'rE'" to a wait the con\~enl£>ncf'" of I hE' Rupt'-rintendent to bury them. ()ne wonnl'I'!-li: on entering thE'" ground~ ht'l'\so llmlted a ~pace could accommo(lat~ a large part or the city poor. X(I nc:'~ 1 to wonder-they are naekeod tn like ~ar­ dines, onh~ lackin~ the caretul arrangement oC the ~1irdlnps. Then. too. there is a law (which carrl~R no !=!ug-gestion of being regard~d) that all nameleRs, friendless people tly· Inl:' In Institutions shall be retained Identification for three months, after which tIme certain colleges are a.lloweJ to buy the bodies tor the "arivanr'~­ ment of ~ctence and the benefit ot ftUdent~." It h::; the one occasion wh. ~n they are more fortunate than those who are utllized while all,.-e. The first register in the book of ;-p~­ ord I. Dec. 22d. 1858. 44 years ago. F;)r long periods: of time any data wa~ 1'~ garded as Ruperftuou~. "\Yhat wonder the place hRR been a tpmntation to midnight ruffians who tearle!ol!llly rohhed the gr:'l\·es? It would he an In.1ustice not to introdu('t'- to you Spot-:\fr. :\Iorlock's valuable coarlJutor. an Immense bulldog. HfC> iR thE'" hl01 or the chtldl'en and a terror to night 1ntruder~. The new rf'gime. with Spot !'"tro1l1ng: arouno. the grouno~ at nl~ht has orovpd anything hut sati~fa~tory to the- (l1(t fre(fut"nters, strunl:ly eyi. dencpd by Spot's ('ripple(l ronrtltlon. Xnturally of a chee-riul dlsl'o~ltio'1, even Incllnen to rl~£> aboye the df1pre..i!ing ~urroundlngs. he tried to have .1 little "lay with me. but a pl.tol shot thp other night so wounded his leg a Hck-a fe-\\' ff'f"hle- wags and hf'- mou~n­ fully lAid hlm~elt (lown. Th€' fact :hat thi!1t lq only one- ot S(>YE'rRl efiortR to kilt poor gnot s:;peaks for tt~plr AR 'we ~tood by a deep, w(>t hole, J R~kE"d my guide, "Ha~ a bo(h~ hC'E"n fPmovpd from hpre?" "Oh. no. there Is ,'n p 110\1In thE"rp, th~ 2"round cl\ved In nn 1..1~ when Wf' nppn some more ATa\'f'~ WP (lr£> going to fill this up. \\""p huried tho.~p thrpe ltttl~ gra\'e~. No. they ain't nnmpd. we put the-ir numhf'r' on tIl'" stFlke-!". A woman came out hpI'P ~he other rlfl)1 Rnd said this grave (rles ! ~ naUng thf' onp on which ~he was- ~tan(l Ing) helong-pd to her folk!'! and ~he J;af.-i her baby wa..l"I \Yallt O\'er th£>Tf~' but we enn'! find It. I look for It all 'the lime I ("an," "Ho,.... art" the}· brouF'ht out herf'?" r FlRk,..rl. "Oh. thp:\' ('orne- out real C'omfort:\hle now, They are tn hoxf'g in an unrirt"takpr's wagon. Some times I tttl" hahlt's f'om€" out In ci.£mr hnxe~." Just h£'-rt'- I hpnrd a Yoire; "Thl~ Is n remn.rkab]p thing," anl1 I johll~d rl:'>' frlf'ncl who wa~ h~anin~ O\'('r .:J. t,'mhc:tonp. Strangpl:r f'nough I renn thf's('; f·,.. lin€"s· nor phy<;lo:-IRnq CAn ~aYp mnrtal hO.iy !'rom til(- ,:rr<l\'('. ('an thE' gr;:l\"e (·onfm .. ml~ th('re "h('n Christ I"'nmmand~ me to Rppear. " The flame quaint linE'S embroidered hy onE' of my ant'estors on a sampler una, a tren~ured relic ' Some fPow plot~ of ground are eoclo~pd. An offidal t,")ld me they WP.:'t' claimed hy peonle who said the~~ bought them many year~ ago: no One has takpn 8um('l~nt interest In It to dl!'lH.lte their chim if it w"re p('I!=;!"lhlp. Thi~ Is thE'! sTlOt WP !'iacrileglously (':111 "Goo'a Al'rc' Oh the !'"hn'Df'. thp r""roach or lhls J> t fUl spot O'lly ITI. "I'i'lpnr1s )r~' N~r in IO\'e glvf'!!t i trugg, • on of III -C}' w'1p\,~ 1 all Is desecrated. negltcted, tor tbe set. ting sun casts Its beautitul shado....."" the bl ... l. sing in the budding bough .. ann. a fcW" wild flowers have sprung to lire to hI' watered alone by the dews ()f Heave-n. Can you now say "There 1. no SOl'l"ClW like unto my Borrow?" It I. but justice to say the superin_ tendent lind hi. family are In Sympathy with the demand ot the press and peop\!' that there shall he a radical reform in the admini!=;tration. It was a. satlsralotlon on mv ."cond visit to ~n<t a number at our Aldermen had drlvr m out to Jnspect the place. A reporter Rw.,ltlng their arrl\-al had evidently IrrltatNl my young guide by Mme statemE'nt.s which ~he felt reftected upon her fath~r. rpon his remarking "They must I)a\·. slopped on the way," .be Quick))\. retorted, "It seems to be & pretty' dr),~ drive out here." Th .. rpsult ot thl. olllclal vlsll will b~ watcheu with much Intere~t. I understand that there have been 8uch rides betore. bid. advertised tor other quarters and when atter due time the public had been dlYerted to other matter!=;. the matter 'was pigeon-holed. \\~hfle we are ignorant ot a wrong, we cannot be held responsible; wh.:on. we know of It. our accountabll1ty commenre.. This tprrlble, pathetic wrang must be righted anti we look to the official!=! "'ho had bu t to thru~t a. can'!!' a few tnche~ into the sIde ot a grave to .trlk~ a box tha.t enrlosed a. body whfrh our Heavcnly Father saId He "made nfter hi~ own Image." JrLIA A)I"TOI~'ETTE REED, , , DAMAOED ORAIN d'lELTS A WAY AS . IF IT WERE SNOW r<-(JJRIER.~R WRECKING COMPANY H_~S DIG FORCE RE:UOVING 'VET CE REALS FRO:U THE R~I,\:ED "WELLS ELEVATOR. 7J1.'?Zn Ierz!~he One removal ot the grain In the "'reck or the Wells Elevator at the foot ot Indla.na Street and the Immense pile of wet corn. wbeat and oats I. melting away beneath the shovels like a pile ot snow. Otis Beverstock. the manager ot tbe Toledo Wrerklng Company which purchased the wreck, 9Rld ye.: terday that within len dan all or the grain wlU ha\'e been remo\'ed, and that no stench will be experienced from ter. rnentatlon. The amount paid by the company for the gralo!' was $21.000. The actual value of the _00,000 bushels, betore the fire was placed at $150.000. Many 11l\-... tor~ have be.n visiting the place. The Brooks Eleyator Company wt11 remove some at the grain to 1I1Inn .... polis E ' A. Schmidt, of Montreal, has also 'pur: chased some at it. Health Commissioner ~ said yes. terday that he was sat""'!!ft'e'Q "With the manner in which the wrecking comp~~y was handling the grain. The "ompany Is tat..'1ng It away as faol as po.slble," said Dr. Greene, "and 1t I should undertake to do It I could .Qat ~et it a.way any faster." NE~~SKNEll AND DR't1EAT~ Not True 1:. That Supt Emerso~'''Got After" the Principal. He'2!t~el,!/.ts~ S l Pl. Is not correct to state that he "got after'· Prin("lpal Knell and required him to tortlfy his charge against Dr. Ht!ath by affidavits or retract them. "Principal Knell came to me." ~Ir. Emerson said, "and offered to .cet affida\-Its to justJry his statement. I told him to go aheaJ. "When the Investigation was held the other day I was absent from the city., Mr. Knell allowed Dr. Heath to put hIm In an unpleasant pOSition and to charge him with beJn.~ a talslfier. He was rat· tled by the doctor's cross-examination and got the worst ot it but be claim~ to be able to produC'e affldaylt~ sustain. ing him, and if he can do so I propo~e to SE'e tha t he gets tail' treatment." i!Jr,j IIj( �A GlJmpse oj the Overpopulated and Neglected Potter's Field. ed on the owners, the architects and tient!ll Jt would have, It: no city Or the .contractors of the building, calitng county patte-nts were sent to It." their attention to these encroachments Sa-fJ E'rvisor HQward the Some or the hospitals han greatly and severally notttying thE"m that all Tw£>ntr ou ward In 8n Inten'lt-w In Increased their capacity since sE'para- projections beyond the establiShed lot Une must be removed forthwith. Frlday's \\'S, tIon was dE't€'llted the la~t time, and "This Is a palbahle violation of Ihe one or two new ones haYe come Into city ChartE"r, existing where the ('n·fhE' Aim ou~t?' groulld~ are inllde-quate. eXistence sincEI' then. That is bUSiness, tire sidewalk space is required to meet ""t' ha\ <l ~{ont> (IUarry out there, the ordinnry demand of busine$s and anti that's about all we have got. sometlmEl's labE'led charity. It remains travel, and I have thus thought it best As t~lrl111ng land It l~ pruC'tkally : to be ~een whether the city will perto rep.ort the facts to Your Hunorable ust:-lt>:'!-l. 'l1y plan is this, anu I bt>I mit InterestE'd parties to dictate a Body ff'>r ~uch actinn as you may delit"n' It ('an be put through: Lpt under the clrcumstance~." the loumy ~t'll thli' Alml'lhou~t=> E'lt~ , policy which benefits themselves alone, sire A communtcatfon was toda~' sent to the t:-xC't'pUllg tht> ( 'ounty Ho~pltal and at the expenRe ot: the public purse, and Board of Aldermen by Mayor Kntl{ht, the ground around it. Turn the Hpt'rwagen and Ci ty Tn asI ot the proper senslblliUes at honest Comptroller ('ounl~' HO!lpital Intu a ('tty hosurer Bo('C'kel tn the matter ot: Of-ore r pe-ople who are branded as paupers for money for the Board of Public """rks pita!. and let thp ('Qunty buy, with and Bureau or Street1t. The money Is i thE" bu~lneM~ reason9. the monpy It gets tor thl? old Alm~­ wantC'd for thE! purpose of meeting the houNP !o'llto, H. ne-w Ahn~hou~e fctl'm Increa~ed expense nE'ces~ary In carr)'lng of .. 00 or 500 H{'rt;oS or land. I beout the- cnntract tor the removal of a~lhes lieve enough monpy ('an be rea Uzed and garbalit(". The Aldermanic Committee • on Finance asked the Mayor, Comptrolfrum the 8al~ of the pr .. s~nt Alm~­ ler a.nd Treasur('r on May 5th to certIty house bulldlng~ and ground~ to buy to a greater amount. a Rite and erect nfl'w bulldlng~. "'t> The communication sent to thp Buard neE'd a new poor farm. or Aldermen toliay was to the etrecl that the three oft\eials named have certlfi(>u Thl~ Is tht> plnn th~ !':E""S h[l~ that gt"('ater amount Is ne(,E'~~ary and that the amount of such Increased (>xta,'oced all along. Sup€'rYI~or Howaru pe-ndlturo to be rahipd by emergency aptully ~upports Hit our ('ontE"ntlon~, and proprIation %s $~l9.5f:(j. A rro(,ommf'nda Uon was made today by as be Is a mfl'mber of the Commttte+) Supf'rintendent or Education Eme-THan to on Charitable Instltullon~, his word the Board or Aldprmen that the following • ought to havE' wt-Ight with the Board. r~~~~ ~PU~)i~d8~h~oi~.pp~~~b~~~7~~~i!.~Ir:.~ lIr. Howard ngreE"~ with the ~E"VR ~('hool rt'ading. Horne Rnd School Cla!3sles and Slories Crom Engll!:;h Hlstnry. that It Is unfortunate that the only It has been d(>clded by the Como::tIue'" pubUi" hospital In Butralo ~hould bO!! on Flr(>!; of the Board ot Aldt.'rmen to r(>comm(>nd the !ofranUng ot the prayE'r o( t mlxetl up with thE" AlmRhou~E" and that the New York Central Railroad Com;Jan ... that a!ll!llo('iaUon ope-rates agaln:;;t It~ tor permf!>.~Jon to reconstruct a temp(""rary trame structure (or railroad purJ:fO~E'~, u!IIpfulnes!II. He doe~ not believe, as hI;' thirty tE'ct wide. 510 feet long and !'tlxt~f'n plnln!)' IndlcatE'd In the Intprvlew noteod fee:. hJgh, between "·ashlngton Rnd ::'otlchIgan ~tr('ets nnd north of the Hnmburlf that bt'cnma:e a pf>rlfOn l!ll Rent to a hos('anRI. ThE' building Is to be used by the pital b:r the eft)' or ('ounty for temporJIt'!erE'nt E'xpre~s companlel=; entE'rlllg the elty. and Is to remain only until othf'r nr)' slu hp fl:hould be branded a~ a pauarrangements are made. The old buIldppr. He belle\"e~ thut when a person Ing was c('cently destroyed b).' tire. Comptroller Heerwagen todny Jlotlttcd gOf'~ to the AlmflhouRe HOSpital he ls fhl> Aldermen that during the month or branded a~ a paup~r, and ('ialms the June semi-annual Interp~t will he due on twenty-one BulTato efty bond!i to the brond shOUld be avoided. amount of $t5,094.17. or tbl!> amount $I:!,Supt. Long, the head of the county 642."0 are :payab)p In :Sew York and $32.4S1.7i r.a:rabte In New York. poor In~tltutlon~ al~o uefinp~ the dltDur no; the month o( June the prlnctpal will be dup on geVen bonds to the teren('e betwPpn paupPTa and pPrsons amount or Slfi2.IliS,36. The amount or S~,". temporarily dlfllablf'd by fiickness and 676.36 Is payable In Rutralo and SI30,OOO In New ·Y ork so nt"edlng hf'lp to gpl In a po~ttfon to PubHc \Yorks Commf~~lon('r "-nrd r"('be s{'lt ~UpportJng. "A pauper Is a pprommend('u to the Board ot Alde-rmen that Dn"r ~tr(>et be filll,tl In. as It has bee'l son who bp.('omf~ a pprmanent charge complained. by H("alth Commls~fonf'r on the- pub1lc p~r8e." ~ay!\ lIr. Long. Grf-enE'. that the .!"trE"E't has many pont8 t)r water In It and that It Is unsanltarv. lIfO, too, fa,"ors spparatlon ot tbe ho~Cnl. 'Ward ~t8lPS that he hR.!': made an pital from the Almshouse and says in In\,l"~tlgntlon and has found that tli(' ~onI dltluns are bad nnd the rE'palrs arl! neetIthe Intpr,-Iew trom ,,-hleh we havE" quoted "Thf' county can sell the prPRed t. EmE'rson or thE' Department of E"duea tfon today a!=ked the Board 0( Ald('r~ eOl Alm~house sltf', bu)" a ne"," anll m('n for the tiS(' of Convt'ntion Hnll (In the pv('nlllg~ ot June 26th and :!ith {or thl) better one. and lenve the County Hoo_! C'ommt'ncement E'xerclst,s or :Masten Park pltal where It I. to be used as a cIt)'· ........... ~'~.A..., High School Rnd thE' annual mt.'eUnlr of hO'plta!." . ,,#q, , 7/ V ~ ."' .... Ul .... h q"h(lol Alumni ASAoclation. There will b. OPpositIon. or rourse, tq It has beZscovered • Col. Ward, I#~l!f PR.WTTC.H. n~~""V'JS ,~t HOSPfTAtS RUNTIMEs. f WITHOUT tlCENSE TIMES. I COMM ISSIONER GREENE TO IN VESTIGATE ALL MATERN· ITY INSTITUTIONS. ENCROACHING~ ON CITY lAND! SAYS COL WARD AR.E AT WOR.K TODAY R--~ENQU'RER. ENQUIRER. PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSIONER CALLS ATTENTION OF THE COMMON COUNCIL TO ALLEGED VIOLATIONS OF FI DELITY TRUST COMPANY. I:ot T "I .\TE~ I PRE- I Health r rnmlssl er Greene thla I morning ordered an investigation of ... the maternIty hospitals of the cltT. ~ pecting that several of them are ......,. only doing business without a p~ expcuted 1icEl'n~e or hre no~ cP.!UPIJ'iDa with the law in matters wltnln tbetr Institutions. .... Dr FredE-rick B. ",tillard. an asstm.n.. in t'he Dcpartmpnt ot Health, W dE'3ignated tn make the InvesUgaUo and he commenced on the work at': today. Th. first In.Utution to be Invea gated Is the one now operated by TUrv("f !n Connecticut Street. Th4f I IICommIssIoner such a separation. It I. likely t trom Interpsted _ or Public Works, that 0 come the new bUIldIng ot the Fldel1ty Tru..<:>t osl 1 . ~Ourcps wbpre tht> op- ! Company, at l\lain and Swan streets, p t on orIginated which dpfeated f which 1~ now in Course of constructlon, 8f!'paratlon bptorr. County Auditor !Il ff I encro3e-hes on City property In both Indicated thIs When e Main and Swan streets. NEJWS the he satd In thc The CommIssIoner today sent word B other da:r that the patron_ of the discovery to the Board of Alder. gP ot the COunty Bnd city at prh'atp men. After rete-rrJng to the di5cOvery. hOApltals was In the nature - I the communication says; bUfilness Supervls at a broker ~ "I haVe caused a sun"ey or the site at the 8't or Howard demurred! to bE." lIlalIe by the DepulY Engineer "Th ~ rong term used, but he said: Commis$loneJ', which Shows that the flO} shOUld ftght such a propositi f"ntlre ba~e ot t,he buJIdJng enccoacheg They "ould go arter It .lth • on. 1.1 feet beyond the lot line, whU. the mlnaUon to be t h l\ a d,.ter- bases ot the entrance colUmns en. A they ..... 1 tb a t 0 prOject, beo"u.. cronoh 3.7 of the county aide an d ell,.. Thoe patrona,e I ge of Is far ...:!pac t,. of each hospItal On r - - Of til. number of pa- !! ... su on the Maln Street which haa a tront-/ ea- -~IG CROWD !~z;> , ~ey al GOIJIG\<\,-I"! COD j(a::dr~d ~hr.ner. P l an t o T ake TrJp to Fa r Ca l ifor nia. Elaborate prpparations are bl"lng made tnr the pilgrImage of the Ismal_ Ha Temple, A. A. O. N. M. S .• members at whIch will go to ('allCornla on ~IKy 31st. Health Comml •• loner ~ the potentate or Ismallla, will go. The party wI!! Include aeveral hundred promInent mp.mbers. It wilt return on June 28th. ChIef Clerk Gus Schneider will a~t In Dr. Greene"1 place durllllr the latter's ab8~nce. _ ' ILL EG.U. PR.&c. OF THE HOSP I T.' L S-l'I O Jlh~'8Ictan has already been before f!!! department and (luestloned as to lID lice-nse. He admitted that be bad IIQ NEW BUILDING IS GOING UP. OVER THE LINE SEVERAL FEET IN MAIN AND SWAN STREET, IT IS SAID- OTHER BUSINESS BEFORE THE ALDERMEN TODAY. , T H.\T T I CE I S C O:otDI 'CTED IX SOBE license and applied tor one. Dr. GreeD. has denied his appllcaUon pending the ou tcome ot the Inyestlgation. He JIfll\ asrertaln ju.t what J.lnd of practice ,_ allowed at the Connecticut Street ptaoe. and look up the past record of tile' physician before passing one way or the other on his application. He baa not placed any charges against the phyaJdan. I The rdatute requires that all c<onlln,.' mf'Ht hospltal~ shall be 1:~.:~tIB~~t:';':i~ : any pE'rson l'onductlng such this ('ompliance ot the law Is a misdemeanor. Dr. Greene proC'("edlngs win result trom the tlgation without any Question. SectIon ~88 of the La we of the New York says: "A pec~on who-~nt beel~~n~~g~e:a~I~I~~~~~i 'l tendent of the p, . lr or a ~ of aimshouBe3rororthe an purpose, In:~~'~~'~~lt~,~l InC'Orpurated having first ohtalned a license Ing 80 to do from the I30;;a~,rl;;d,':;;i,;'_-;;iit~i~ r)f the elt)· or town temales or chfldren are rec.11~~~~=5.i (>d or kept. ('reets, conducts, or maintains a maternity lyJng-in asylum, where ff-males received, {'a red for or treated;, ..ih~;;..1 pregnancy, or durIng or atter or receives, boards or keeps ing' children Of (.'hildren without legal commItment. person who retuses to these provisions, or np,>v'.lr.n. of such IICtil11e �, 1(i..j. chou.e to thllt .cellon of Ruffalo but \\ III nl~o orga.ni?_' opposition tn nIl IInrtfli or. th('o dty against tho land grah behind the first nlOVt:'tnCnt. The proposal J.s dt"llounl~(>d In some- cir('l(~ as' a boll] raeed ntl('mpt to practlrally steul dt;l"lrO]l~rty, by ofierlng $la.OOI) for 1.11111 U~· ~ps~l~d at $26,165--just.a~ If t.he lanu was Jlnfectpc} with ~maJl-pox~ PUT PESIHOUSEi1M S. y~' IN KENSINGTON f LQ}AL C~~J~CNAL - - - Tlv, EFFORT TO BE MADE TO SELL CITY PROPERTY FOR ONE· HALF VALUE. ""t.., I, I~ n~~t u~f(,! ASSESSED AT $26,000 ZOELLEJl TRYL~G "It m7;;;.r is Rcted upon by the choU 8er\"ic~ commiRSiOilPTS adYers('iy to the nppomtee, tbe (,ommon cQuneil hat no other alternativp than to ordor Ule payment of )1rs. Good- TO GET RID OF PRE!lES'l' SITE, " tH'TLE L .4..;-;-D SHARKS GR.tD c,,,""rcl'{. Acts chhe Civil Service Commissioners Can't be Investigated by the Common Council. • THE wyn'!5 ~nlnry." That is the 8um nnd 8ubstaDre of the report which ,,-ill be submitted by thp !':perinl rommittee appointed by the board PHOl'ERTY. P;iKZ~tZ!. ResE{ a't:n;of property out that way, are preplarlng to make an organized mov{'In opposition to the new plan to the proposed new Quarantine Hospital In that suburb, In the Twentyfirth Ward. On Monday (tomorrow) a Is likely to be unfolded to the of Aldermen, whereby Ald. George 7..oollor oC the Eighteenth Ward hopes to b~ able to rid his ward of the so-called pest-house, and saddle it on the Twenty-firth ·Ward. When the elte proposed by the Eighteenth ,Vard objectors was visited by the members ot the Common Council. headed by Ald. Zoeller aud Councilman Steul, Ald. Harp of the Twenty-tilth Ward was not Included In the llst of invited gueEts, for obvious reasons. It is no\\- hinted that fear ot the pesthouse I. not the real object behind tho WILL NOT FORCE MR. KNELL TO QRETRACT. CHARGES. /1 There spems to be no 1nclInation on the part of Prlnrlpal Knell of >school No. H to drop tho!;"" charges made Tf"Cently against Drs. Heath and ~Iay ot the Health Department. to the errect that they WC'rf' intoxlcal£>d lVnile vaccinating 81 'rIS MADE OF GRAIN'S .- ---- DOCTORS FIGHT~ t THE MEASLES 1p~EPIDEMIC. rP· ~ . HEALTH .:;: " COMMISSIONER SAYS AN ATTACK OF THE DISEASE I IS MUCH BETTER IN CHILD- I FlOOD THAN IT IS IN LATER L IFE. ""'~~''I. (} ~ , J. W. VARLEY. York Central Enclnee-r Who llnde a Record-Breaking Run. perst~tent ''14 w.- ~i It Was atlmittNl hy Health Comml~­ . oner r~ thl!'; morning that hil=\ de~)anmE'nL-}l'fi""y."iclnn ... HUI ll,:l\-~ to 'cope "'HIt a rathf'r hc:\\')" number of measles C3!1'·'::s among school chddrE'n Ther .... will not ue any material decrea~e in the numbrr of ('llRC"f'; until the summel" \ 8catJ..-m of thp sc·hool!'; begin, when the ~UfJlI~ will be- ~eparated from eaeh t)th.~l.: L ... st month lhf're was a total 0(.)4 f casp~ (If m€-a!'lcs reported to the n H a1th Derurtment. It 1s belle\-e'l (rem .pr"'~cnt Inoi('t1 tion~. that thJ~ :~~~tl!:-- tl'!al wlll equal, if not exceed, 1 " ~,ont 1 ~ . $.11.1 Dr. Grp~nc this morning: "'Ve hc\,f' had a lar"'C" numbe f ! public :-lC'hooIs ....ripoht a ~onr c. cTah!'=e-~ in the A ~entte PrODOPl:'L1. Th ih h ' r> • g. CJ'(~ were . en e plan contemplates the fol- t OUf;Hnrls or them du!'lng the wIn tel' ]owmg Hublhn ely stuplu proposal to the Rut I bC}i('V'e that a case of measlf'!1I 1~ CJty ot Buffalo; in nne way good for a child The' e· TO ~ELL 'I.'HE FERRY S1'REET liver It :;;0 ('a~fl:r. Of cour~e we ),:\'; TnA.CT TO A B\JYER, .\T pnESENT h"cl .",·eral deaths thl. year: But you N..I;l1ED, FOn TilE SUM OF will find that mo"t e"ery adult has had 3,~~ th p nle:H;If'~ wh£'J1 he waR a child ThlS prope-rty ~'() per~lstc:ntly coveted .M.pa~lE's when thpy attack a ('hlJd a!'~ by Ald. Zoeller's la nd grabbprs Is no~ I not so rinng;>rou$ a.:.-I they wnuld be If asse~sed at t26.165, exc1ush'c ot the im- the.y 3ttRrkeo nn oltler per~on, who has pro,en~ent~, whlC'h are as~es~ed at $7.-ln~~ er ~UJ'tpTfd from the affliction. 000. T,le land ynluatlon, of Course ItJ JUst a~ ~(lon e~ the public schools rhlkuiou::;ly loW', tor such land Is realIl" ~lr.se the numbf"r of ('ase-~ will not he v.. orth in the neighb<lrhoorl ot frOln $4 _ :-1) high. Tht~n the chllrtren become se. 000 to $6,000 an acre and at ttl! t ra.te the parA ted from ..theIr companions anll appl'ox1mnt~ value- or the QU3.l'antlll ~ clas~matl'~. 1: et. whF>n srh'lfll opens Hospital ~1te is about *35,000_ C ng-ain we will expect a number ot ct\ses It Is J.mown thnt 3. bard. pergl~t(>nt ~g<:tn R'!; usunl. But we will alway~ ~t'[ort wtJJ be made to bang thi' ,i 11\ P a largp number of ca~e~ or meaI through the Common Council l.eDl\~ ~l~~ frJ')m the ~('hools. In ~e\'eral Inl1k~ly that ~t will be more Llim~Ulut it j~ f't,lnres we ha\'e found It nef'("!!ll';arv to ,It Ie fully cxposetl, to get it throu~l att~l CIOf~ schoul. 'rh£>rr! Is Ycry Httle dan. Connl'lI and pa6t th~ :Mayor. than1tt ger n the ma.1ortty ('It the cast's." ~O gC! un 1-0-IT cnsheu at the Oml'e of \~I\~l~l~tY~~~rrensur(!-r Roepke1. The people ot will not (Inl)," orga.nlz~ to ,u,-1ralus th rEino'-nl uf tbl" }eH- 1 I: J ~~I$,pEjp~ The Board Of Aldenl\en yesterday voted In fa"or of granting Ii petttlon by IIenry P. Emerson, the Superlntendenl ot Education, to use the City Convention Hall on Thursday and Friday e\'enIng., June 26th and 27th. Un the fll'Ilt ot the two nights, the joint ("om me ncem('nt exercJses of the graduating rlaS!;eR of the Central and l\lasten Park high schools will be l,.ld. On the next night, lhe annual meeting or the High 8'·hool Alumni Asso~lation wil! be held. No publtc school is large enough to accommodate the crowds for either occasion. Th('r~ was no opposition to the mollon. It Is probable the hal! will be '7/ftl;- children In his school. Mr. Knpll does not intend to retract one step unle!"B he nSf;istnnt inspe<'tor of mercantile estab- (aUs In hl~ attempt to prove the charges. r~1 t b ' H Ith Commissioner Wnl- He Is making hIs best et'larts to prevent I", lmen R~) en 1 retraction on hIs part. .All this talk about ter D' UreeJne soon a~ier he a~8um,:, I SUpt. Emerson compelling Principal Knell oOke l ast nnU(Lrr· rs.. G.00 wy? to pro\'c hIs charge~ Is not true. accordn~~('> "'af; taken from thl'. (,1,11 senfl('e log to the head ot the Educational Deph!(.ble Hst, at the top ~ f wlllc.h she .to~, partment. hut " ' hen thE' ne-w ('In I sel'n('e ('omml~Suot. Emf'r~on was ~eE'n this morning sion waf' nppoilltt'd charges werE' made by an En<)ulrt'r reporter and asked about 1 to th(' ('treet thnt therE' had been ('ol1u~ion thE' charg('~. HE:" ~ald: "Th(>re has b<'f'n a lot of talk about betwee-Il 1fr~. Goodwyn nnd Dr. Chaun- these chart;es R!ld many things saId that ('ey PE'lton Rmith. onf" of the mpmbers of Rrc not true. 1 did not ~a:r that I would thE' old r ommission, and be<-an~e of those cvmpd Principal Knell to prove his C'hnrgr·s against Drs. Heath and May, In cha rgE'R th{' common ('ouncil hpld up ~Irs. my estimation It Is an unfortunatf'! ~tate Goodw:·n's pa:{. On Saturday the ('om- or affairs. ',hen J return('d to BuJTaJo 'tt . t d t· t' t th t from my brother's funeral I had a talk rot pe A.ppom e 0 InTes Iga e p rua· with Principal Knell. I did not say tha.t tE"r recE"iypd nn opinion from Corporation he mu~t prove these cbarges. I merely Couosel Feldman to the effect that the acJvl'ed him. I told him that If h. ('ammon couDcil has DO pOWf'r to in,ef';ti- ('oulrin't prove them the best thing for him to do was to retract. I believe that gate the octs of thp civil sen;ce commi~- it b the only proper way_ I know that l'lioners. It was thE"refore decided to re- at this tlm~ he Is coile-cling affidavit! port os fl.tatcd aboy£'. trom the ('hlldren'!-O parents and he lV1l1 present tht·m. I am sorry that thE" mntThe memherR o( th£' ('onlmitt(l'(', how· ter cvpr came up, but inasmuch as it ha ... eTf-r, pxpre-ssro their di~appro'\"nl of the and Drs. HeRth and May have- Imdsted manner ill wbirh ~me of the ciyil sen' ice ~111t tr;;nd~l r;.<.>,\'c them, I sUPPoEe he ('om missioners acted by voting to report that "if th er~ wnR no ,iolntion of the: law th ere wap: nt least indisrrt'et action by ~ODle of the rommi~~ionerf:," RDd thnt "i't i. the .en_. of this board that the ri"i1 RPryice commisj;ioners Ji,e up. not only to the I~tter, bllt to the .pirit of the laws gOYE'rning examinations." ~ STENCH i{ealth Department Receives Its First Protest Against Odor of Drying Grain. When th e ,,'ell. elevator conflagration had been controlled by the Fire Department a serious condition confronted the Health Department, that of remoylhg the grain in the blnB whiCh, It It had remaIned where It was fol' nny length of ttme, would create a. stench that would make the entire city ill. Health ("'ommh!I.~loner Greene a.t once adopted drastic measur""~ notified th~ Toledo flah'age Company, which had con traeted to remove the ~raln, to get It out ot the city with all possible dispatch. Since the fI.e hundreds ot men have been at work night and day removIng the grain. UntU yesterday there wasn't any complaint concerning a. stench from the grain. N<>w a complaint has been received trom a well-known resident in the vlclnlt}' of Sloan's Malt House In Carroll Street, near Van RensS'aler, where a large quantity of the grain Is being dried. "Thle complaint has been Investigated by our department/' said Dr. Greene yesterda.y, "and we find that the grain does give a slight odor about an hour every day. This can hardly b. avoided for the present. I think that under the clrcum.tances the Health Department has done well. Immedla.tely following the fire, and with the memory of past pxperlences with decaying grain, I notified the manager of the Toledo Sah'age Company that the city would not permit any tardiness. That company Is handl!ng the matter better than the Health Department COUld. Hunored~ or men nre working day and n!ght shipping tbe grain by boat and rail out of the city. Four malthouqps are drying the grain. At Sloan's thore I. a small quantity of It. but the odol' III that vicinitY ts not E?nough to ":orry about and certainly doe. not endanger the health of the commun!ly In the .lIgbtest degreee. I hAve exacted a promise from the manager ot the Toledo Salvage Company that he will have all the grain rem/'wed by June 1st," E ·BOARD TAKES ACTION ON THE DEATH OF MEN WHO WERE of nldprnlEc'n to consider the case of 1\lrR. Amy G. Goodwyn, who "·0 8 appointed I .:J{f CREATION OF $750 JOB SUPERINTENDENT EMERSON SAYS HE SIMPLY ADVISED THE PRINCIPAL EITHER TO PROVE OR RETRACT THE co i\!f~~ I NT b's(' I:XPR Better Sewera~e neededf(e parts of South Buffalo, A ermen are told. tot N;' movement to remove the se to some other site, and that grab Is the real motive llC the prhne movers in the A considerable tract ot unlmtn the neighborhood ot the Hospital Is owned by land and polttlcians ot the He. and they hope to get the very valuable prop. ies~ than one-halt Its real value. present plan ot the conspirators abl they may propprly be called is t~ uy a site at KensIngton tor n.bo'ut $7 _ lOGO, but it will n(lt be nearly as largl.! 'as the present site which embraceR about Fe\'en acres, wtth a. lar....e frontage, about )'00 teet on Eas~ Ferry Street and extending ba.ck to scaja. quada Creek. SWAMP AND CESSPOOLS u!-=£>d for Henlth tho~e pl1rj)o~e!"i each year. C'ommlssioner 'Valter D. Gre"ne nollfled the aldermen that he nt!cded money t o pay for some smallpox work{·l'~. The board voted the llmounts a~ked. Doctor E. L. i3l:'pbee an(l Dot·tor _\Irred B. Wright wl!1 get $i,O each for "in\'egtigatlng and \-aC'cinattng" for the first hall or this month. Su~anne HayeR, a nurs£' at the Quarantine HospItal. gpts Ilal~ at the rate of $25 a week. She will gt!t $';8.::'8 back pay. Colon.1 Ward sent to the aldermen thf' same recommendation relatlng to the IIowal-d Cemetery and the ef;tab ... lishmcllt or a city crernaton" that he sent to the councilmpn last week. It I was }'f·fpl'l'ed to the committee on pUb.l l1c grounus. I The Connni.sloner of P~b!lc Work. asked permission to put Dyer street in a Elftnita.ry condition. He said the health ('ommi~sloner had eom},Jlalnerl to him of ll. Ooe of the engineers In the department of public works made an tn\'E:~t1gatton and found that much grading and filling Is needed. There Ie no ~e\\'er in the street. Two ]arge pond~, now really ce~spools, are mena('e~ to health. Colonel Ward's plan pl'o\"1des for sluices to conduct the watp!, sfO'veral hundred feet to a sluice in the Abbott road. , ComplaInt was made against sewers I draining into the ned Jacket swamp, which Hes bet ween the Mineral Sprtng road and the tracks ot the PE"nnsylyania H.alll'oad. A large section ot SOUlh Buffalo Is endangered by the f:llhy ~\\'nrnp. The aldermanic committee on sewers is to take the rna tter up On Thursday E'Yening. Almost $30,000 Is needed to carr\' on the contract for collecting ashes" and garbage for the rest ot the fiscal year. I T""c '~ldl?rmen yo ted to rai~p the m(Jney from city funt.1s. Alderman ?tfartin's reEtolution that the aldermanic committee on f'Rnit!l.ry measures conter with a. committee of the Board of Councilmen about making plans and ~pecffiC'a­ tlons for the collection of a!=lhes and I ga rhage, was adopted. I Ald.erman ::\Inlsc-hoss's resolution that the position ot inspector of Grand Army n·lit>f ~YOrk be ('rea ted. with a salary ot. $'j50, "as refprred to the comnlittee on ol'dinanC'es. MI'. l\Iaischoss's plans proylde Ihat the position shall be filled by appointment by the l\layOl\ The committee on publ!c buildings reportE't.i that Colonel """'ard had told alan;e number of per!=>ons I1"'n&' on South Division stref't, near Fillmore avenue, that obstl'u('tion~ to traffic, for which they are re~pon~Jble, must be rl'moved within fifteen days or he will tear them down. Xo o1.ention was made or the na· ture of the ohstructions. The aldermen pnded the se5lsion by adopting resolutions of regret a.t the dt.>'ath or John Higham and .fohn Hnna. \'an. :i\Ir. Higham wag nn alderman in IS/H. Mr. Hana\'nn was alderman of thp 1st ward from 1860 to 1864 and In 1875 and 1,76. In 1864 and 1865 he was City Treasurer. I I l ----- to ca �COMMON COUNCIL CAN... NOT BOSS THE CIVIL V'rY SERVICE COMMISSION ,-------- ,0 JOB fiFTY MEN ARE TO .:IM~S , ASK FOR REMOVAL?'~ Of HEALTH OfFICERS , :;orporation Counsel Tells the Municipal Legislature It Has No Legal Right to Dictate to the Commission-Will Substitute Advice. ,OUR/fR, , ., P"" MRS aOODWYN SECURE IN PLACE 'AND WILL aET HER BACK PA Y SOON '77/'7 /'D./.~ '2::=- The Common Council las ;esterday jntormed by Corporation Counsel Feld· man that It had no legal right to Intertere with the doings at the Clvll ServIce Commission and that it has no rlgbt to Investigate the doings ot that body. I . hi h the The particular opin on 1n W c Corporation Counsel ga,Te directions to the O>mrpon CouDcll was one directed to the Aldermanic Com~lttee on In· h ! h has had tor some vestigations, w e . time past under consideratlOn the ap~ ointment by Health Coml!llssioner ~reene of Mrs. Amy L. GoodWin to the position at Assistant Inspector ot Mer centlle Establishments at a salary 0 t $500 per year. ALLEG_-'.TIOXS OF COACHING. In appointing Mrs, Goodwin to the p08lt1on Health Commissioner Greene took her' name from the eligible list presented to him by the former Civil Ser~ vice Commission, but shortly after she had been appointed It came to the attention of the Common Council that Dr, Chauncey Pelton Smith ot the old commission had conducted the examination of app1icants for the eligible list tor this posltion,and It was then alleoed that he had coached Mrs. G1Jodwyn and had theretore aided in securing tor her the tlrst place on the list. Early In the present year, or just after Mr!!. Goodwyn was appointed to the position which she st111 continues to hold It came to the attention ot the Com'mon Council that Dr. Smith had exerted himself In ta vor ot l\frs. Goodwyn, and consequently Ald. John ~Ia.r­ tin introduced In the Board ot Aldermen a resolution that the matter he investigated and that, pending the In"(,stigation, lIrs. Goodwn's salary be held up. The resolution was passed and the matter was reterred to the Aldermanic Committee on Investigations, which committee has eYer since had the mat· ter under eonslderatlon. COL"'CIL POWERLESS TO AC'l', A few weeks ago the committee " 'alted upon Corporation Counsel Feldman, after a question had been raised as to the right at the Common Council to InvestIgate the Civil Senrlce Commission or any ot Its doings, and yesterday, at a special meeting of the com· mittee the Corporation Counsel submIt· ted to that body the tolio,,:lng opinion, In which be says that the Common Council has no right to Investigate or Interlere with the doings of the Civil Service Commission, the opinion being self-explanatory: JIR. FELDllAN"'S OPINION. ~ May 17, lB«!. To the Investigation Comml ttee ot the Board at Aldermen: Gentlemen: hI}" opinion as to the powers ot your committee to Investigate the conduct ot the Civil Service Commission. and the regularity ot the proceedings fn~ clde-ntal therf~to, hA.vlng been asked, the following Is submitted: The Common Council Is authorized to Investigate any matter In which the city Is intereFted or a party, and for that purpos:e th~ chairman ot any committee of rolther board ot the Council may adminlRtt'r oaths to and compel attendance of witneS8E"!II. The line of !lcope of Inqulr,., mu~t, however. bt> confined to such matters 88 arro within the control or jurisdiction ot the Common Councll; It an I ~SAr~kB r .3 H.4.8 :\'0 POWER, I do not believe that, .trlclly speaking, the Common Council bas flower to Invps- ~:~ro~~:s,ac-M,eC;; ~~: ,;~~dln~~~\'~~r;uOa~t to general law. which prescribes the manner of appointment Rnd re-moval, al~o their powers and duties. For vlolaUon ot this law penalties are prescrtbed. In this conne-etton, for your further tnformatioo and guidancE', I attach copy ot opinion recently given to certain mem~ b(>rs ot the Civil Service Commission In which some or the questions under conside-ration by your committee are consldt>red. H YOUr committee desires, notwithstanding my con('luslon ot lack of power In the prt?mls(>~, It may, however, take statementR ot wltneE'ses. under oath. who are 'willing to appear and tesUty, and make suitable recomme-ndatlon~ to the ClvU Sen1ce- CommIssion, or other ell).-' omc1al~. ba sed upon information .:;0 reCE'lved. Jo'urther. I do not think anything can be accomplished. You are therE"fore advised In accordance with the foregoing. RE"bpeottully submitted, CHAS. F. FELDMA:-<, Corpora.tion Counsel. At the special meeting ot the Aldermanic Committee on Investigations there were present Aldermen l\Ioe:=ct, IOOedel, Adam and l\Iartin, and, after DEPART"E'\'T AGE'\'TS 1~IALDEBYDE IS LSED, 1/ :.._ ,city Chemist Rill and Dr. WIlliam H, Reath ot the Health Department havp b,..en inve-.stlgatlng the complaints that "doctored beet" Is being sold In the EaBt Burralo markets, and yesterday they made their reports to Health Commissioner Greene "J'heir InVI?8t1gat10~s have discover. ed. said Dl:. Grt'fine. "that Certain butchers In East\Jrralo have been ustnK saltpetre on the outSide or quarters of b.ef. This I. done tor the ur. r~Beottt t pre!l!en'ing the beet. and k~ep" he flle.. So tar as I l1a,-e been ~~~e b~~ta~~ertaln, this does not harm ot fact the any extent, As a matter tor "co~nlng"B~m~ preparation Is used beet know Whoe: 'I Th""e Who buy the spectol'tJ h . t contains. :\Iy In1 a\!e tried In vain to locate hWhere formaldehYde OUI\. and If h eet. This I. polson_ found It will eel In that condition Is ra ugh! Bell lag lbet dieI Rtroyed and those W I be prosecuted." - ~n: ~:!~ ~8~t:~~e Th~ allegntlon~ of Principal Louis J. J{nell of 8('11001 :No. 44 again~t Dr-:-. Heath and :\tay or the Department of H'?'altl. ha~ ('au~ed a big sen~ation mlt In th\:' vidnlty or Broac.lway and P'.'rf'on~ HtJ"l'H. The ('ommunlty Is \"~ry much inclin('d to uphold the pl'lnC"lpal, and la!.t night JUlius ).Ieyer of No. ~I~ THus Avenue ('nUed 011 ~Ir, Knell and FRtd that he representf"d about :;0 taxpaying re~ir1ents of the dh~trlct. who wishetl to ('xpl'esf' their approval of 1;ltn charg""s to th(' Superintendent or SchOols nn(l tha.t he would ;gather In u. goo'l many morL~ within the next few c.la}"f!: and ~end them also to the RuP4 rIntend!?nt. He 6aY::l further th:lt he wj,lI carry the mutter tn an isstlP on~ way or th£' othel' and th&.t he intends to \"Indlcate hlmse-If. lIlr_ )IeYf'r f;ald he Would h~a<l a delPo gaUon or 50 men to the Health Commi~~ion('"r S otflce in bFhalf ot ~Il~. Knell arrl d,,"manrl the r£>mo\'al or the f.o~itlon. I d two phYRlcia lS Who th~ prlnc~pal be).Ir. K 'ell ~airl he had a rea Y ripnt lie,'CS were lntoxl4 at""d while vaccinatonf> bunch of affidavits In support at hl.'i ing tho Children at 1\0, 41. HAVE ~i~~:~~~:~;l¥E~i~;Esfo::::;~~I~: TH E-NI 6U/E~O' WN PRINCIPAl KNElt r f ENGAGED ATTORNEY ~~f~ I~y h~~ee~~~'b~il~~n h~~u~::t t~~i. TROUBLES. I ",..~--- SURGE~Q the Corporation Counsel's opinion had Your rcommltte-e to which was reterred ot Goodwyn on the ground that the Mrs. question ot withholding pay thE'Te was evidence ot unlawful the procefJd- the committee has no power In the preml!oles and It th~rpfore appears that until the mattpr Is .. acted bv thetoCh'U Sen'lce Comml lonersupon adveroely the has no aar,polntee ternatlve the thanCommon to order Council the payment ot Mrs. Goodwyn'" !olalary. It has, however, come to the knowledge ot the committee that if there was no ,'Iolatlon of the law there was at least indJscreet action by some ot the com mls.Ioners and It beg. to report that It I. the sense ot this board that the Civil Service Commls.loners only to the letter, but to the live spiritup, of not the la.wB governing examinations. This resolution or recommendation wIll be presented to the Aldermen at their meeting on Monday, when there Is little nr nO) question but that It will be acted upon In a favorable way, so that Mrs. Goodwyn will be made secure In her position and will get her pay. GLAD SHE IS TO BE PAID. Ald. Moest ot the committee said that he had recently been waited upon by l\{rs. Gor}owyn. whom he said had in. tormed him that though she had been working for the city ever since her appoIntment early In the year, she had been unable to dra.w any ot her pay on account vt the actton of the Common Council. She said that she was, therefore, lett in poor circumstances, fina.ncially, an<i even Ald. Martin, who had presented the resolUtion, through which Mrs. Goorlwyr.'s pay had been held up, was glad that matters were so straightened out, as tar as the Common CouncU was concerned, that Mrs. Go()dwyn could at last receive the money due her from the city, HEALTH )< • ~~;~m~!n~ot~~e c~':n~~Il!'JY~~da~:.ear"-t;; ,SALTPETRE ~ FOR BEEF. .'.UL TO F~D THAT .·OR_ II S nnclpa Hne ent a Number of Affi. davits to Supt" Emerson Backing Up His Charges••• Citizens Hold lAeet".ng and Enorse d th e IT. P" " I nnclpa 's Cause _ answer. H~_ TO DOCTOR BEEF £NOJIRI:. ... HE.4.LTH I ? COMMISSIONER DIS- COVERS CERTAIN BUTCHERS THUS PRESERVE MEAT• ~/1t.1) - Aaitp'lr: r.:belng used by butchers In order to preserve beet. That Is a summary ot a report submitted to Health Commissioner yesterday atternoon by Dr, am H. Heath and City Chemist Hill, who were deSignated by Commissioner Greene to Investtgate the report that ~'doctored" beet was being brought to Buffalo. "Their lnvestfgd.Uons have dlscovered.'· Bald Dr. Greene, "that certain butchers In East Burtalo have been using saltpetre on the outside ot qua-r. tel's ot beet. This Is done ior the purpose ot pre~ervlng the beet. and keepIng ort the tIfes. So tar as I have been a.ble to ascertain, this does not harm the beet to any extent, As a. matter or fact, the same preparation 1s used tor "corning" beet, Tho~e who buy the beet know what it contaIns. :My epectol'll have tried in vain to locate a slngJe Instance where formaldehyde has been used on boet, This Is polsonDUS, and It beet In that condition I. lound It will /le destroyed and. those It will be Ilrosecuted-" ;;jfipe In~ l ~~ ' A .... BITTER FIGHT OVER INTOXICA _ TION CHARGES AGAINST HEAL TH 8FFICERS. . J. Jr' .. . 1. I' EMERGENCY HOSPITAL AMBULANCE ATTENDANTS OFTEN 6H.fLD REN RE ~/ HAVE RUNS FOR NOTHING AND ARE ABUSED FOR THEIR PAINS-ONE INSTANCE. ' l.4 I'" 0 VED P.\RE'T-' TOOK THE'I FnoU TUE SCHOOL \8 800," .~8 .~LLEG.m When a person has the mi!olfortune to be Injured by Borne acctdf'nt the first thing that Is done Ie to call an ambulance. The prrsons In the vicinity at the time of the accident never walt to see how badly 111· jured the pel'f!!on Is, but call an ambulance Immediately. The Emergency Hospital has many calls ot this kind and whfOn the ambulance arrives on the scene the Injured person has either gone home or retuses to go to the hospital. The result Ja that the ambulance has had a run tor naught. Shortly after 10 o'clock last night a call came tn the Emt'rgency Hospital. The person at the 'phone said that the ambuJance was wanted at Clinton and Adam streets, as a boy had been serJouAly Injur(>d. The ambulance made a tast run to the scene. Thl~ call had come trom a livery stable In Clinton Street, near Adam Street. Dr. Gallagher. who was on the ambulanc(' at the time, jumped ott and ~tarted Into the stable to look for the bOthe (orm of Su en'lsor James Holden at thE' 10th 'Yard foamed before the doc· tor. The Supf'f\.·lsor. n.ccordIng to the ambulance surgeon, told him to get out as the ambulance was n~t wanted. Gallagher brush€'d by the t:rupe.n'lsor and tried to locate the Injurc:d boy. He managed to get to the boy', side after a good deal ot arguing nnd being 8ubjE'ct£'d to abusE" tram those In th(' stablE' at the timE'. The boy "n'(UI lyIng on thc:: noor sufferIng from a painful scalp l'I'ound, which he had SURtained by raIlIng trom a whE'f'1 and strlldng hI. "'ead on the pa vemen t. . , ,- The doctlr thf>n trIed to get the boy 8 name, as the hospital rules require that the names of Injured persons must be ascerta.lned E'ven It thE' patient Is not takt'll to the h01lpltaJ. Those In the stAble 8t the time tried to prevent the doctor trom learnlnl: the boy's name, and abu,ed him. the doctor S8)·S, In a shame. fU~f>To~~nrhe doctor left he dre~~(>d the oung rellow'!, Injury and learned that he W8!"" Albert ,,'esp, 20 years Old, ot No. 61" Clinton Str(~et. The ambulance had arl'other c811 to Franklin and Niagara ~irt'etF Thf>re the surgeon found that ~1r..'J George I{f'lm. wife at the local supt·r. Introndf'nt ot Ihe Standard 011 Coml!any, h d fallen from 8 trolle:r car, Mr~. Keirn, o~her thnn receiving fl !"haklng-un, was not Injured. Shf> r{'!u~pd to go In the ambulance. Shu W88 taken to DE'f home at No. 465 Fnrgo A,'enue b)' trlends. URI' KI'J' CO'\"OITIO'\" OF DOCTOR~ WAS 'L\DE KXOW~', In an int:':I'vlE"w today Supt, H, p. EmE'rson of the School Deparlm~nt ex. pla.lnl'd his attitude with regard to Prlndpal Louis J, Knell's charges against the two health officers by sayIng; "1 ha,-e no thought one way or the other as to the removal of Dr~. Ht'ath nnd "Mny, but. I do want to sec a precedent lstablbhed. It should be a les~on ; to the do('tor~, and if true tha.t the phy::;ldans w(>J·e intoxicated It.ccrtatnl:r "bould never happen again." Pr'lndpal Knell has something up his slE" P ve, Qni! the two doctors \\ ouId 11k,· I to know wha t It Is. It hns Jf"'aked out that the principal I~ tnat much nftE-r the ~l'alps of Drs. Heath unc.l .May, l"(>sn~ctl\·(>ly, that he has sought Jt'gnl ad,:ice. HE' has placed a number ot afflilavits In hi:=c attorney's hands 811el has notified Supt. Emf'r~on that hn wants his attorney to examine alJ th~ nffldavils which he turned OVl?r 1.0 hID. befor~ they are presented to H£:'dllh I Com,nis!-;ioner Greene. The affldavlls t.hUH far gath£'red by the· princlpul In fluDPort ot the charges of intnxic:atlon allege that Drs, lIe-nth and ~'lny :;;howe(l tiigns ot be-Ing lIndel' the intll.l£'nC'€' ot some nar("otic '\ hen th£'y ,'l!':ited his ~('hool last Xn"emhc>r for t he Jlurpo~(' 01' yacclnu ting the pupils. They further state th£Lt !'C'veral pan~nts ('ailed at the f';chool Immediately hearing thRt the uoctors had {'oJll1nenC"ed work at !(o. +4 and l"iummurllv removed their children trom th~ . 6chooi until the phYf'Jclan!' han left. The ~ignature~ or a numuer of the parf'nlS who took tl1i8 action are Qt., tnched to l1mda\'lt~. · I I I I I �lGG HOSPITAL A PART OF THE ALMSHOUSE. "COMPLAINT. f ABOUT ODOR. Poor Patients Sent There Have to J\I~~... Endure the Stigma of Pauperism. JlrJl/t1~. DR. PRYOR TELLS WHY THE SUPERVISORS OPPOSE SEPARATION. lege In this exist today. vicinity In time would not tilere may Dr. John H. Pryor makes a statement that has a good. metalllc ring to Borne Bupervlsors and other o!No man In Buffalo, perhaps, has a. be ficlal. who may learn that there etter understanding ot the condition. Is a. difference between the unfortunate plating at the County Hospital and poor who seek relJef while 111, and tt~e jAJmshou!le, tha.n this physician. whu. pauper who Is willing that the county tor several year~. was at the head of or city shall take care of him because the stair ot physicians at the tormer in- of lazlnesl-l or vicIous habits. It \\'a!'\ the Board ot Supervisors tha-t. gave us .tltutlon. "I was removed because I spoke out an Almshouse a.nd hospital, and then gave the whote institution a black eye . favor of F;pparatlng the County HosHal from thf> Almshouse." he said. Dr. Pryor knows much concerning the operations or the Board of Supervisors. He ~aY9 he has a splendid knowledge ot the pressure brought to bear on members ot the board, when the question of separating the two in- stitutIons is given serious considera..tton. "Don·t cali it the County Hospital,' he said. "U's a lie. There Isn·t any County Hospital. It Is simpiy a department ot the Erie County Almshouse." doctor can tell EtoTies about too. HE' told a good one yeste-Tatter this style. I The Supl'l'vlsor$ have bunt a model consumptive hospital, but so long as it remainH a department of the County Almshouse the victims of that disease \\'111 not go there until driven to It by dlBtre~s and want. "It is the stupidity ot the SupervIsors that iA doIng more to pauperize people in Buffalo than any olher one cnust'. Our Supervl!-lors must be made to know that the care ot the dependent sick Is not charity but justice and fair play." "What should be done to give the poor people a proper remedy, and remove the brand ot pauperIsm ?" was IJtTl!.NED GlUIN' IN WELLS ELE:VATOR RUIN'S CAUSES CIT- 0~/J!ZEN' TO REPORT. '--'//f~;I.-- I CompT9.lnt agalnst the stE'llch trom the burned graIn that Is being removed from the destroyed Wells Elevator was flied with Health Commissioner G'ff£e ypsterday. The complainant I. a . dent In the vicinity ot Sloan's lIralt House in Carroll Street, near Vnn Rena""laer, where a quantity ot the &Taln Is beln~ dried. "This complaint has been Investigated by our depr.a.rtment," eald Dr. Greene yesterday, "and we find that the graIn does give a .lIght odor about an hour every day. This can hardly be avoIded for the present. I thInk that under the c!reumstances the Health Department has done well. Immediately tollowing the fire, and with the memory ot pa.st experiences with decaying graIn I notified the manager or the Toledo Salvage Company that the cl ty would not permIt Rny tardiness. That contf,any Is handUng the matter better than the Health Department could. Hundreds of men are working day and night shIpping the grain by boat and rail out or the city. Four malthouses are drying the grain. At Sloan's there Is 110 smaU quantity of It. but the odor In that vicinity Is not KNELL. ~v HE WILL ENDEAVOR TO BACK UP HIS CHARGES AGAINST DRS. HEATH AND MAY FOR GOOD AND SUFFICIENT REASONS. does not endanger the health ot the communIty In the .lIghtest degreee. I have exacted a promise from the man3.ger of the Toledo Salvage Company thllot he will have all the grain removed by June 1st." .....""'" CONSUMPTION AND L~'i't r, seems that these affidavits are nece,saary to prevent the prIncipal's suspen- sion by Supt. Emerson. The sworn .tatements relate to the charges made recently by Principal Knell agalnot Doctors Heath and May ot the Health Depnrtmen t, whom he accused of being Intoxicated on the morning of Novem· ber 21st ot last year when they arrived at School No. H to vaccinate the pupUa. The aHldavlts that are being secured by Prot. Knell and of which he bas a.bout a. dozen now, are Signed by I parent. ot chUdren living In the neighborhood of the school and declare that when Doctor. Heath and May went to the school they were drunk. The parents also state that they took their chUdren from the schol that IJ¥lrnlng because they did not want the doctors to vaccinate them. A number ot the affidavits were delivered to Supt. Emerson and yesterday afternoon he returned nine ot them to ITS PREVENTION Buffalo Society for Prevention of Tuberculosis Will Furnish Speakers T~~O ~ Prot. KneU wi th the Intormatlon that they were not just what he wan ted. The aHldavlts when In shape to suit Supt. Emerson will be torwarded to Dr. Gr~ne, the Health CommIssioner. The latter was asked what he would do abou t the matter and he .ald he had not yet decided as the whole thing happened betore be was In office. Supt. Emerson was seen and he Intimated that he had gIven Prot. Knell to understand that since he has made the charges against the two doctors he must t Who Wants to Leave School and Work is Not Familiar With ~ '1,..00 Lee al Oaths. Registrar ot Vital Statistics Gram sat In hi. oHlce In the Health Department yelterday afternoon taking the names, ages. etc., ot children, whose parents want them to leave school and go to 'vork. The law provides that belore a child under certain age can take employment, the child must secure the consent of the Health Department, which I. obtained only atter the parents ot the child have testified under oath as to its age, etc. "The most Innocent boy I have ever seen. was In here thls anernoon," snld Dr. Gram. "I filled out a blank tor him and told him to take It home and "ave his father swea.r to It. .. 'My pa never swears" said he 'only ball men swear. I'll take it hom'e but I'm flure he won't swear, eYen if I don't get the job. I'm Bure he won't,' " and he went su.dly awny. --------, SMALL-POX CLEANED OUT ...~o .- ~.()Is(."1'C In 'J'cu Dnys-FntlJ.ttr '\: I Burke" III ficco,' ,,' i,." ",all COlUrul"lonor Gr,,-21 sold this Dlol'uin;:;- lbn t tll\! smatl,p~ldeDlI~ hnli i.J(·t·Jl nhont \\ Iill'U (HIt h~l'p. )\0 uew cftse& han..' hl'f'n 1'('PIIl'lt'tl to Ihf' Departmellt ~Inl:\· '1.1l l:!th. fiurl the In[cct(ld dlstl'lct~ ,ll'(' Pl't'II~~ well (,It'hOllJ IIJ). )u tact the ('oLnllll ... ~It'Ul'l· Is that {'unrtu~'nt thnt till' ~'r,lfll'llllc Is n thlnJe (lr till' l>ast Ihnt he htls 7~#..1- "r hope to see the day," said Health CommiSSioner Greene yesterday afternoon, "when every drop of milk sold in BUffnlo wIll have been PasteurlLed before Jt reaches the consumer. PasteurizatIon is the safest, Burest and best way ot destroying germs In milk. "All ot the milk brought Into Buffalo should be d-ellvered at one place, and there subjected to proper treatment be- tore It Is given out to the milk dealers tor distribution throughout the city. n that plan were adopted the milk sold f1~'l'hh'(1 tu It'an' fnr ~ltn Frlllld~{'o ullli In Butralo would be infinitely b~tter nllwr IInlnts 111 l'nliCornla Ill'xt wl'ek uull thnn It Is." tllrn 0\,,1' rhl' Ii.l'.nl t(l :\lllJor (;us ~('hnll'c1l'r,! "Your InspC'Ctors are \\Tatchlng the ('hh'r derh :lUt! whonl' C~IlC'I'!t'Il{'{I has b€'. '·Olllt;' '·lhlD.lJll' in corluG' tor :-tDlnll.pox purity ot Bulralo's milk supply all the Illltit'nls, / time, are they not?" he was asked. "Yes: we nre dOing the best we can l'.lthpr HnrkC' 1:\ mllrb Impl'oH"d this wlth'the means at our command."~ Ul(llulu:.,;- a"t'onlll1~ to till' ollidal ImllNln I~ 111"11 [HILl 1 b,' 4}1I.11'!llltlnt' 1l(I~pltnJ. Dr. t·l"n'ul' .1\ s hI.' Is ~nlut:" tp n'C'rtyl'l'. which will III> dIP~'.·IIi": nt'w., 101' tilt' cnngn'gatlon (It ~1. C.·~,llllllbll's l'l1Ul'cll ()t wblcb be Is th(' n'('tol'. Fallil'l" Hllrk(' hn~ nlwns~ bp(>1l :In nntl "1C·"ln. .ntl()nl~t. hut Or. Gr(·t'llt' fluid tali.I" thHl J. ath,·!" Umk!' had l'll.lugetl hb ('Ipinlo~ 011 SUl'iI:U(lIl('rs, __ ~ somethIng to SUbstantiate From another reliable source It ~was learned that the Superintendent told the principal that unless he could prove the charges he would be suspend- ed until the matter Is eleared up. Supt. Emerson wa~ asked what more- he would do and he .ald. "I have tOld principal Knell t1I get the affldavlt~ and after he has secured them I will present them to Dr. Greene. Further than that I will do nothing. Prot. Knell has made the charges and it if' his place to prove them." It has been rumored that Doctors Heath and May are considering the filing of suits tor damages against Prot. Knell for the detamat\on ot theIr characters. The doctor~ nor Dr. Greene would not confirm or deny thIs report. Last week given a. when Prot. Knell chance to push was. the charges against the doctors he acted as though he Was willing to back down. A time was Il'et by Dr. Greene for the hear- Ing ot the charges, but at tbe appointed time Prot. Knell tailed to appear E'arty. Seve-ral other members ot the Principa.ls' Association were there and toward the end or the session Prot. Knell appeared. He was asked about the charges and replied that he had nothing to say. Then Dr. Heath spoke to him In most scathing terms, but the protessor dId not answer. Since then, however. he has changed his tactics and has begun the gatherIng or affidavits, ot course. dOing so on der of Supt. Emerson. G~ - do them. r 1=- "MY PA WO~'T SWEAR.l'~~ ~;J Louis J. Knell, principal ot Scbool No. U, Is spending all ot hi. spare time these days In gatberlng affidavits. It , enoulirh to worry about and certainly for tbe Pre,'enlion. of making extensive preparations for the public meetfttANY gVESTIONS INVOLVI!D. Ing to be held at Central Pre"byterian ",Many qupstions are in\'oIved," was Church on Friday evening. ~ray 30th. As ha~ already been announced In The there is a resorgo.niza- the reply. "The whole system of city the Board of Supen'l~ors, th~re and county charges is wrong and ob-I ('ourler, Dr. HE'rman M. Biggs, medIcal health oHlcer or the city ot New a scramble tor a place on the soleh". It no longer exists anywhere York and a sanitarian o! national repu· Committee. The town ex.cept In vlllage~. This is the only C'il)' membt>r~ usually gr·t places On that of the tlrRt C'la~~ In the State that eleC'tli tatlon will addre.s the meeting. His committee. Anybody can understand an Overseer ot the Poor. The men for .ubject wiil be "Consumption and why It Is a good thing to be a membt"T such positions are usually nominated How It M. y be PreYen ted." of that body. ThE"re aTe B. good many at the end or a convention, and an:r Dr. 'Wllilam G. BI""ell. secr.tary ot thJngs to beo PUTcha:;se-d. you know. All partlculur qual1flcations are not taken the Boclpt Y·, has just lsr.ued a C'ircular -the supplle~ of thE' In~tttution come un- Into consideration. In eltles ot the secto aU churches and other organiz:l.er the jurJsdlction of that commlttc~. ond chu~s, the revised charters give 11 tlons ot the eity announcing that the t Isn·t very likely. th en. that the mem- far better system of management tha.n society I. desirous ot turnlshlng rs of the committee- would want to 've have here. speakers to such organlzatlons and asbave thp allpgt"cl rounty Hospital lakt"n "There should be n Commissioner of semblies as may be Interested in the away from thf' Almshou~p." Charities who shall have po\\cr to apquestion ot "Consumption and Its Pre"Who eIRe opposes the separation point <.tn Over!=lcer ot the Poor, Keeper vention." Jllan ?" ot Almshouse and a Superintendf'nt ot The society hB~ received great en"Separation would hO.\"E" taken placp Erie County Hospital. Thi. would cenrourngempnt in this kind of work dUrlong ngo If pre~E'nt ('ondttlon~ hadn't tralize the management. fix responsiIng the pnst year. Any organization turnl.hed 'PIlP' and made rompetition bUlty and prp\'ent conflict In the way dE'~lrlng to have a.n addr~5s on thls with other hospitals practically impos- ot rellet. !>uuj(lct i~ aekf'c1. to communicate with alble." "The Alm~house- and County Ho~pltnl Dr. BI ••• II. nnti!),lng him It R date "","hat do you menn by that?" should be Bepara ted. All land. excf.ipr Cli J1 be arranged, a nc1 nlsn the pre!· that neces8ary for a County Hogpllnl erc-nre among th(> (r.llow1nJr list or OPPOSITION OF PHYSICIANS. ,hould be SOld. and. judging from the ~peRk~r~: Dr. :!\.!ary Denton, Dr. "1 mean that there I~ such a thing a9 present outlook tor gene-ral prosperity Honry R. Hopkin •. Dr. A. H. BrIggs. hidden opposition on the part of phy- In this ('tty. tnough money could b~ Dr. W. ~ CU"cpr, Dr. Jane W. Carroll, aklnn! Interested In oth"1' ho~pllal~, reallzed Lo buy sultaule grounds E'lseDr. J . . J I,ompson. Dr. George F. be-('au~e It has be~n realized that If the where, and erect buildings thereon. The Cotto D,·. J. S. Gro.yenor. Dr. B. G. Igma of pauperlsm is removed. the pl'el-'ent Almfihouse Hlte is, 1n e\·ery Lon<\,. Dr. Ell H. Long. Dt. Almon H. ospltal Improved and enlarged , that \"n~,r, unfitted tor such an Institution. Cooke. Dr. \Y. G. Bissell. he 8upply or }.loor patlent~ In the wards It is within (>a!'), reach of tramp~ and r other hO~J1ltalA will be grpatly dl- bum!'!, and the land will always be un-\ Inlshed. Thl~ would partlrularly af- productiyt. tec-t 1",,3titutlon~ whlC'h sUPP])' material "But the plnn for converting thn for stud)' In the mell1cal (olleges, rounty Ha"pilal into n City HORpit,,1 "Buttltto needs a mellical collegE' should lJe Jll0St carefully scrutinized about as much a~ a man needs three berore any uction 1~ taken, ThE' be~t PASTEURIZED MllK.f'j WS thulllb~. and it thE' pockets o( a few ~ugge~tlon r ha VEe' ~E"pn is thnt of ad(In we~'e not f\1l~'d ",·tth l'onRultation "i~lng the .:\fayor to uppoint a comHlalth CommiSSioner Advocates eeB by a n~w anli nnneces!"illT crop or mittee to study the question, and make I \lng do('tors each year, a medical col- recommendatl0mt .. L 17. the Process as Protection for '---City Consumers. asked. AFFIDAVITS ARE SOUGHT BY ~~.i EW&!' HEATH'S POSITION. Satisf,ed With His Vindication and Not f AnXiOU$ About Aff,davits-Mr Knell , Acted in Good F aitl\. Dr He:11th is apparently not much concprned about the atHda,'!ts whiC'h are ~ald to be in prt.:lJaration to Rupport Principal Knf'll's chnr~f'S against him. '·1 nm R8t!fsfl£>d with my \1ndtcatlon at thp- rpcent inqulry," he said to a ~E"·S T<"porter, "and I am not much inte-restf'd In the affida \·its which are said to hl' In p r t-]'larntiol1. PrinC'lpnl Knell's chargN;t were !\hov.."n to oe groundJpss: that is al1 r cart'd fOT. As tu Mr. Knell himself I am ~ntlstl{'ct he was aehng In gOOd' faith. I rohahl~' I did '·rowd him a Iitllf' harrl In that E-"\amination. but I was annovt'd os an~~ man mlghl well Le, at such a charg-l'. 1 havp had no icka of retaliation All I rnntf'd was tn make my nwn pOSition fl~.r­ d~~;;:;' clear, Anti 1 think that has been • • <I " hi �BETTE ( KEEP .1l.!ST A WASTE OF MO!t~Y. li~j]'ii;,~:2~~?ts~; ~ HOSPIT~LMISonfL . AWVAVoJyf'FROM ~ !~~::)rra:t~~ ~~:ntf~~f~;~~~!~1~~~1 f THE LAKE ; II J ' ~~ U I To pren''-' an:)' pt)!lf{ b '"l! ~n .. fa~lnn, thf" attcni1a·,ts x: ... ' c the greatest ('81'(> lnd cautlon ,All of thp pnamplpil walls, hedF', turniture and tloor~ are wipE"d off Be\-eral t!m£'s a .1"1.1' "'lth damp ... lnthg, This prE"vent!l rl;JS~ flYing, a ntt 1'f'mO"e~ an)~ po~~iblll ty of the attenda.nt~ brea thing consumptive gE"rms Into th~lr lung~ "Have a.ny atlendants contractert thE' dig~a.s€' in thi~ or the old ho!'pital?" Ci t E' 0 mpee qUIp men tan d "medl~nl o<llle-ge crowd." A POor ex-I Efficient Staff Make It the ,eu..qe J ~ El ornetlmes be1t er than nOne "I ne-vpt' heard of 'ceman on Guard GI'ves but Dr. PrYor told truth when h~ Best in the Country. pH.d ~lr. Pt.IffOT Poll ,ShOWM th ere were prIvate Interests in BACK ~INST FOR REA' of .nYI,gl.that they w ere provoked to do so by ~r. Pryo;'s OPPOSition to the wa~ a~ked. Advice to Prospective Ang Iers at 0 eIaware Park-Fish Are U fit to Eat. nI :=I~S °t~:::~I~::,. to separation, and One or Ihe rno ..t poInted thIngs Pryor s aId In hIs lruten'lew In :NEWS yesterday was this: I The Supen·l.o .... han built a he TOO NEAR POORHOUSE Dr. thel TO DO ITS BEST WORK, . mOdel PatIents th~ consumpthoe hospital. but so long as' 11 r ..maln. II. deparlmen-t of Fishermel1 in Boats Forsake Sun-Beaten LakE' tor Shady Spots Near the Shore and Occasionally Hook a Shiner -Water Odorous. "You bad better keep off the lake today unless you \\'8.11t to have malaria. The stencb Is that terrible It would make you sick. And why shouldn't it be with all the !lewerage trom the cemetery. Sisters' Hospital and the PesthOuse pouring into it7" This Is what a pollceman s'ltd In reply to the Inquiry as to where to tlnd Go There Beyond the Skill of Medi- drIven to It !by dJst~s and want. FISH FROM BANKS Decline to Until Their Disease Has Got County Almshous e the vi ctims or ch a.t disease will not go there until NINETEEN BOYS Dr. Pryor Is entitled to a respecttul cal Science. hearlng when he talks on consumpUon and consumption hospitals. There fa n o Surmounl1ng the highest elevation 'n man tn the State who has worked the city of Buffalo, stands the Erif> .harder or more skilfully to ~Ofl~ ~urrpling with ('onEumptlon, ohjPct to being ~ent to thp Consumpth'e Ho!;pital at thp E'x(lem~f:' ot t"hE" city he .. <'IlUfi!E' of it~ ndja('en('), to the Erlp County Alm~hou~e, otht'rwls~ knmnl as the Erlp ("'oun ty Pool'hou se. The 0.15~a~e ot con~ur."lptJon breeds df"J"'ITe~slon and me-Iancholla Its vIc-tlms beC'ome f;trangely pfossimi!=;tll'. and ot all po("tr person!'=. are opposed to being branded ae; pauper~, HA RD TO GET PA TIENTS. OverseE"r of the Ponr Kenngolt h:'\d trouhle In getting consumptives ~o gO to the Consumptive Hospll:il, ~n11 has been prevailed upon to ~end them el~Pwhere, If the County Hosp1tn I and the Consumpth'e Hospital wer(' serl;l~ rated trom the Poorhouse. it I~ l\!'Isert,.~,t that a gl'eat wrong wouJd he mndl'l hnal provide County ConsumpU\' e Hospital, 'lvhlch has been pronounced by experts In th~ means for checkJng consumption. He, ("are and treatment ot consumption the right. Twpnty-elght unfortunate and f>ma like aU experts tn treatment ot tuber- tlnest Institution of its kind In the clA.tl"d mpn and ·w omen are at present eulosls, would attack the dls.a.se In Its United States. tl) threRds of life In thi~ Instl enrly sta.ges-as soon as It Is plainly tnFrom the south windows and balrony, ("'lIng-lng tUtion. Of thIs number, 22 arp men I in the dJstan c~, is a pIcturesque view Rnd six are women , The hosp!tal I.s a d cat~. But In that stage ot the mal- ·'t thp ("Ity and on a!! sIdes are plctureR ady thfl' patlfent must consent to treat- ot landsc apes, wJlh a bird tor every part of the Erie ("OUl.lt Y Alm~hnuB~, It Is al~o an Rttrlltfon tn the Erlp ('ounty ment. Thero 19 little use In fighting bush. Alm!'hou~p Ho~pjl<""'1. Thp~e Institutions consumption atter the patient Is helpGTE"at praise is merited by the Board Including the Erie County .Alrnshous.~ oC Supervllilors nnd all the gent1emen less. The brand ot pauper on all tn- who 81'e responsible lor the construc- proper, are, In referen('e, Invarlabh' d under thp titlE" of "Poorhousp" mates ot the Count.Y-House-HOSPItal Is tlon and equipment at tht:s magnJtkent ~roune ,a word that J:ltrikf:"s lPrror t... th{' against any voluntary acceptance at Institution-this dispensary of pure air hpart~ of all J')prsons l\'hos prIdE" .has h b and sunlight Into the fading l1ves oC not entlrelv dWindled a.way. 1. (' eneflts ot treatment there, No sick It~ inmates, It Is excellent in its con- man who has a nonnal man's natural I struc tlon, arrangemen t and and ot all dlsease8 consumpUon Is most culiar power oC Coreslght and judgmt'nt. Light and pure aIr are everj~\\'here. All ot the InterIor finISh Is J.p white sufferer. : enamel, so there can be no accumulaIt j Jdl t tlon of dirt specks without prompt des e-a was (" ot money-to build I tectlon by watchtul eyes_ Every cubic "Ot course," sa.ld he, "YOU can fish a hospital for consumptives and then toot of air in every room and ward is it you want to so long as you hire a boat up therp at 25 cents an hour, but brand it "pauper." Patients wIll not go changed f"Ver:r ]5 minutes. so there Is yOU would cat('h only Jlttle ones abou: to Jt till they must and then it t t 0 little or no danger of contamination . In ~o long," measurIng about two inches s 0 addition the odor of dlslntectants Is exlate. And thIs Is aU the worse beca.use hllarat!ng and. In Itself. Is declared to on his club, "and they are not tit to so excellent a hospital has been buUt. I be benetklal to the slow sufferers eat. It they were a. mile long they would not b~ tit to eat. I have seen Th~ better the hospital the worse It is OPENED IN APRIL. I some lair-sized ones taken !rom the to make It practdcally useless by att.a.chwater here. and under the scales back lng a needless odium to those treated The Consumptive Hosplt~,l was built I of the fins there were Uttle worms that In It. _ at a C'o~t of $50.000. George ~letzgel" !.>t>. made them look as though they were lng the architect. It was occupied on maggoty. I tell you, no one should ea t Anril 1.1902. After the plans were drawn c r 'L.. they were taken to Albany by Dr, 1.;, a fiHh taken from this lake, but I 8Uppo~e there Is no way to prevent ft. J, Gllray. superintendent of the Count}' Someone ca ugh t a C'arp in here and Hospital, and Mr. Metzger. In Albany dr... ed It tor tbe table. It wa.s laId they were approved by the State Board by for the nIght and In the morning ot Charities, Next they were taken lu the stench from It was so bad that it New York. and SUbmitted to the t'rnlwas quickly buried, I know that to be a nent Dr, Knopt, a celebrated authorIty fact. Of cour~e, you can do as you On the care and treatment ot consumplike," said he. "so long as you do not tion. Dr. Knopf appro\'ed the seve1'.11 :fish from the shore." and he walked on. plans. but made recommendations as to where they eQuId be Impro\.yed upon , "'Vhy can't I fi!;b from the shore?" was asked or another officer. The result of his recommendation was the addition of the sun rooms on "'Ve cannot allow It because the boys and others who came here without the e<t8t and west ends of the hOBpltal. Ald. Zooller of the 1811: wnrd, in which There are (our ot these rooms, two CUI' poles would cut them from the trees thp flrt"~pl1t C}llarnntirle hospital i~ 10. the departmpnt for men and a slmibr a nd bushes on the shore and destroy tbe shrubbery," was the repl}', "and r8ted, ('nllNl n mpptins: of counC'ilmen "\"'.-ho number (or the women'a department. th~n, too, they would dIg up the bank nre intf'rp!'t€'d io , the matter for 2,30 The east rooms are called the morning for worm~." o'dork tlli .. afternoon, (or the pnrpo!'e sun rooms, and the west room~ the KCternoon .Run rOoms. The ends and ~hh!'l of di~(,IH.:~(n~ the- proposed Iltll'rhnc;;e of a NO FEAR OF BLLECOATS. of the rooms are of gla.ss. throug-il ~itP (or 0 new hnl'-llitnl in the I(eu~ing-tt)1l which the sunllght enters unobstrueteJ. ~otwlthstandlng this advice, a stroH rli!oilri('t. nE'ilr the C'ity lin£"'. A c::ite has The)C arp eQuIpped wIth easy chall·~, around the lake revealed the tact that h.?PIl offered to thp ('ity for 8,15,000 aud 80fas and rOiling C'halrs, nineteen boys, by actual count. were ("Ru('('llntioD (If unpaid tnxps amounting to has just be-en placed In the hORft~hlng from the banks. and In making nuOut ~(j.OOO. nllrl t-;C"l'C"l'nl of tbe Illembers piThere tal an apparatus that goeR by the the circuit no poUceman was seen on of the ('omOlOn roundi hOl'e expressM / name of Actlnolyte. It has just been the alert for the youthtul offender~. At thnm~ph'(I!i in la,or of n(,(,pptill fT the put uP. and will be used In a tew day~ . lh .. Fore!'lt A venue entrance one offlcer '" '" Light Is the most fatal to genns of all was encountered, prop()~ition. The trn{'t C'ontains 2;) a('r~s IUD TO BllRY THE CA.RP. I r I quantItIes. Of the twenty boats to leI, only five of Inno. ""ere tJed at the landing, but It was Coundlmnn Stodrlnrt said thi~ flftpr. ~o warm that mo~t of those In u~e noon thnt J1C hnd rcC'ei,NI n tptter (rom sought the shade ot overhanging AlhE't't E. Jone~, the 1::o('C'retary of the boughs along the shore. and only now I (' t and then was a little shiner booked. Er.llituh e rn",.~tm('nt ontpony, l'e(Jue!- _ The odor from the water was much im; thnt no nt'tion be token ulltil a pnhIic Nol , IIke that from the dre-aded old Ham- mj)flting hM) hf'ell hpld. )!r, JooP" in. burg Canal, but this dId not deter formed Coul1t'ilmon ~toddart that ltLi many mothers tram taking their little ('ompnn~' had about 170 oC're~ of l~l1ld in ones out tOI' a ride. I th~ l"icinitr nf the propo~pd site. Tf'preThe most enjoyable time apparently t' nn· iU'YE'stment of nhollt balf n was had by a. group ot Irrepressible!, se.n In~ who tound pleasure in annoying the ullllion t1olJ~rc: . .!1.nd that tho!'e who we~e Kee~ and theh' little gosIJng~, The intprE"~ted 111 the l'ropf"rt.,· thought It gees(! were t".'rrlfled by the pranks of wDulfl bE" exc(,f"diugl~ unfnir to them the boy!t Rnd the entire group exhlbltpd to )o('ntf" the quarantine ho""pitnl in C'lose almost human wisdom !n tormlng a proximit), to land which the~' had bought circl~ andwhile kee-ping little ones Counrilw8D roundert, thelrthe squawks couldSUrbe f or ~ pe C"llath'e , Purl)ose~. ~ heard a mile away Stoddnrt alf'o s:uff that he had flpent mor-;t ------r-' of n day in tnRkin,,: inquiries OD10llFr the rE"~it1(1uts Of . the 18th ,",'RU), in thr ,-iC'inity of lhp vrp!lIent ~jt{'. and that he had not found n "in.':"le on£' who Wttl-- opposed to of ,,,,.,. '\.me-ridment of San I. ho ,",ing: the hO~(lital kE'pt tbrce. I tients. FEW ARE CURED. "Do you ever (.~ure any of them?" was a!'=.ked oC Dr. Gllra)', " . "I doubt It WE' ever do thnt. he I E"tnr) (·odE". plied. ")'Iany of them Improve, ano arp Dr HI?-a fh frankly sa:n. that h E:' is able to go nut and work for ~fx or eIght tlo Kliu'rUh or Xo, lO~7 Un10n A,'enue month~. But \\. f! uRually get thenl wa" Hned $3 by 'faglstratC' Flammer In the sati,!;tled ~'PrIn('lpnl l)nell acted In goon Again. "·hpn thf'Y first rome hen', they Harll?w Police COurt to·day tor expector_ .. lth ~ rnatc,r rec.ntl}' und er In- a re In the last stagps of conf'umptlon, ating on thp- elevated platform at SeCond )I don 8 ct tA'a t h;·· has ~oughl f.!0 'Ye help them often, but r don't think thC"v ur", p\'er ('ure-d," thsn AV£lDUe aort ~loPtY-nlnth Strept. lIe was ~ OWn vindicatIon 1\1r. E'Ugpne- X. PfpifTer, clerk of the ("ounarrested by a hpnlth offl.c(\r, Thoma8 Stan_ 1\:n . a\.t.tt1.1 . . in th e matter has nl- tv Hotlpltal, f"!I('ortE"d a v!lIIltor through ton, who ('harg~d that Kliusrath had r~aj:\4 Jndlcnted. ThE' Xg,,"S ha~ thE" C'nn~umptlon Hospital yesterday. pel'torntE"d on thp nlalform after he ~~~ helltr?-c from the first that he had none He MId. I "You couldn't conylnce the~e prtt ents h(>(>n warnpd rpp~atE"dly An a..... d U e S i ' ..... <>n ment to hut r.or. lrahll' mntiyes 'If"d his course III tha t theoy ha \'(' ("onsumption, As Jong II aD tary Cod" rE"c('ntJy forbade splt- the hf'nrlng In Dr. GrN'ne's oftkc (. r- 'IS thpy han' hreath left. they inSist tog on Rid(1walklS or other public areas. ti.llnl~~ did him no cilBcrl-,ult .. \s he they haven't got the njse:ls~. ThAt if' onp of the sur.. t signs that they haye • matt!?J· Ftands now nIl concerned would ('on!'=.umptlon, AnnlhE'r pecuIlar thing I do weII to drop the l'ontrov'''r!y. That ha\'e nmiref) J~ th~t plants and fiow~rs '111 not grow hlfltde the ho~~Jt>lJ. ThE'Y, ~th(" 8C'ns'blE:' and nlanl~' thfng to~ , ~O{l, fade and wither a\\'~y· ' - ~ .'to I Kith the Actlnol}'te, It I. C'lalmed, light can be forced Into the bod~,. and lungs of a C'onsumpt!v(', and a. destructlon of the diseas:e germ); accomplJ!'=.hed An inhalation apparatus Is lfberally pat r onized, The first floor Is known as the dE"partment for men, and the department tor women Is on the second tloor, NurSES and attendant:"! gl\'e ('onRtant and klndl)" aid and attention to the sut'lerel'!~. Each department I~ supplied with a readIng room, which contains all t,he leading magazines, pprlodlcal~ and dal!:\, newRpaper!', There are white enameled wash I'OOmR on both floors. shower baths and kitchens and dining rooms. Ea.('h ward contains eight beds , "'. . hen su1'ft'rers come nesr the point of death they are transferred to private rooms to breathe their l1"es away. ~ The hospital will accommoaate 56 pa- ru etn I I AWfU~ STENCH fROM OECOMf~.SING GRAIN I COMPLAINT MADE TODAY TO DR. GREENE ABOUT WELLS ELEVATOR. THE PESTHOUSE. Al f Zoeller and Some of the Councilmen Discussed the Purchase of a New Site. I I complete- pr1d~ wIll go to a pauper hospital While 1 ness, Apparently, the men who dehe has any hope ot recovery otherwise Signed It were endowed lvlth some pe- the best IIsblng In Park Lake yester. marked by opUmlsm on the pa.rt of the day. O~tlOIl Fuch a thing," re- Cnmp ! alnt~ have been heard that ppr. CAN'T BE AVO:DED OOYTRAarORS HA.VE '16,000 BVSHELS YET TO MOYE AND ARE BWCKIYG THE STREETS WITH THEIR OP- ER.~TIONS. Complaint "'as made this morning to the Health Department that the grain lett In the rutns ot the WeUs Elevator has begun to fermen t and that the odors Issuing trom It have become u nbearable. Prior to this morning the grain had not showed any signs ot fermentation worthy or mention, but tho raIns ot the last 24 hours have caused the trouble. 'l'be fumes ot' the grain In the vicinity of lh(~ elevator are almost stifling and Is noticed within an area. of six blocks (rom the rutns. There rE"malns unmoved about 75,000 bushels of grain. most1y barley an.} wheat. Beneath the surface It Is oolrl to be In a very bad condition, especially In sections where the greate~t Quantities ot water were used In the effort ot I firemen to extlngulsh the blaze. I Health Comml!l-sioner Greene has al~o received complaint from people doing business In that 10C'aHty tilat contractors engaged In moving the reru~e I have blocked the nearby approaching streets so that they are almost Impass- I I able. Hundreds of men are at work shovelIng the grain and It Is nece~!'Iary , I ac- cording to Dr. Greene. that they bp given Rome leeway. vVlth this in mind he calJed upon Commls~loner '"Yard yesterday afternoon and asked that the contractors be allowed to progress as they are doIng. The Health Commissioner stated this morntr.g that hIs department was helpless to do anything more In thE" mattE"r. Halt' of the grain has been remo\'ed and the con tractors promise to have the remalnde-r out of the C'ity by the tInt of the month. Meanwhile thp. health ot people In the vicinIty of the ruIns will be helplessly jeopardIzed. I �rErie county's Consumption Hos pital ENOUGH TO DRIVE f r.- ~. YOU TO DRINK. It is Not Being Observed, Can ines Being Allowed to Run Un• muzzled, $1,1: -'2 TAGG(O ' DOGS ESCAPE. Pound Keeper Says Supt. 8ull Has Ordered Him to Capture Only Unlicensed Dogs. According to .tatements made by Adolph ~c hlen ker . keeper of the dog pound. the d ty dog·('atrher:-. are not required at llr('f;e nt to cat ch unmuzzlNL d ogs e1l1 the ~t rpE't~ of t he city pro'r ided the dop a re pl'Qperl y togged. ~l r. Srhlenk(>r ~ay!oo these in~truction~ huy€' bem gi,e" to hi m by ~ IlPt. B ull. If But''h ordprg w pr e i~<.;u€'d t her l"equire thE' dog-('atl'h(\r~ to violate provisions of un ordinan('1' ndopted by the common council ill 18M. HeAlth ('oouui sf'ioner ~ stated this ruornin~ th s t the orclinnnce in tlon is ns f01l0w)o;: qUE'S- Sf-t". l~. :'\0 luarllon owning or having t he rarflo, (,l1 ~ t ody o r ,-hnrge ot any llo$: lthA.lI p~r' mit su{'h d()g. w b~thpr in the ('olll{lnoy or aDr pl' rson nr not. to be upnn the ~tree-ts or upon or In Any ot th(> puhlc plBce~ of the cit,," of Rutra lo. ll nle!'f.l ~lIrb dOji!: ~h811 he muztlf'd in a mnnu('r fit and snfJldent to k('~p fiUt"'b dog f ro:n biting. A ns peNon own· tng or ha\' lol;" the ('arp, eUf'tody or cbRrgl" of any d o ~ ~hnll . w hpn 8urb a do~ Is no t lu the Immedlnt @('barge ot ~ ome pf'r~OD, keep Raid dog 1ll uzzl (>d or ~('rurely tast(>Ded In a P!:H' f' aDll In a nlRnnC'r 8uftktput to k(>pp SAid dop; from hl tln~ nnr pe r~n eote-ring' upon or I(> av lu~ t hE' p r (>ml~t"~ wbereon said dog 18 kf'pt. An .\" p (>r~on "\"" Iolat ing any ot tbf' prontons ot thIs FiE-etlon Elball be pun· If.ihNl hy R ft ne not h.>~~ than ~:15 nor more ~ p Stnte or pw York has acquired ; slLp and Ipj oprlated money tor erect · Odor of Burned Wells Elevator Grain is Spread ing Oller the City. I g~h:;;S I for con.umpltves In the Ad _ ~ountatn region. " locality P{'(' J favorable to the AUCCC.!38tul tre' t t of this most tle.tructlye or human malurllps. The Instttutlon when completed prOlbably w!ll be the best or Its kind In tbe COluntry. At present that rank Is bclleved to be occupied by the Erie County bnopltal for conAumptln:.:>s. Wllich l\'R~ oppnec1 for pallents last month. This building, which 18 an adjunct of the almsh.,use, In has attracted little public attention. but t. descrtbed by thuse who han vlsltpd It as very bright, light and cheerful. perfect as to sanitary requlre- , men ts and supplted with evcry modern appOintment. It t. said that few con.umptlves are Induced to become tt. inmates save those in advanced stagE's of the disease, such I' the geMral It Is probable that tn the next A."emprejudtce In this country agaInst paubly at Albany n bill will be fathered by per classlficatton, and the pOllnt h • so m e Erie County Assembl yman pro~ been .trongly urged by physlclans an'1 vldtng for the amendIng of the present othp,.. who have contended that the T enement House Inw, whtch, It ts county hospita l sho u ld be removed claimed by many, works a great deal from the neighborhood of the a Im.· of hard,hlp to owners of small trame I hou.e it_elf. 1\'hlIe the clim a te ot dwellings which abound In Butra.lo. Bulfall) is not the most favo rable fo r While conceding that the Tenement House law Is a splendid thing a. a those who Buffer tram pulmonary at'tec· whole as applied to New York CIty, U.,n. those who enter tht. new ho.pltal and that many ot Its !eatureA are ben· no doubt w!ll be !nfinltely more comefielal to tlte health of Buffalo, there fortable, and their ltves more pro· are other sections of the law, it Is longed than If th~y r emained In ouch clalmp-d, whlch are a positive detriment nther $helter as is a vllllable tn them. to tbe erection of small homes In this The hospital, which at present h as city. In New York tenement houses are twenty-eight patients, cost the cou n t y bunt to accommodate at least a dozen $50,000, and will serve Its purpose fu lly families, and sometimes as high as 75 tam lUes find accommodations. It was as well as had it been constructed on to ameliorate the u nbealth y conditions tbe more expensive plans w hi c h The that existed In these big tenement houses that the Tenemen t Hou se ComCourier In duty to the taxpaye rs of missIon ~vas formed and framed a law the county oppo.ed. whIch provided for special plumbIng. ventilation and sanitation requirements to be passed upon by the Board ot Health. Tht> 1"1\ln or tht InRt 24 hours has eal1Ml·d tht'" gr»ln le-ct In thp. ruins ot lhf' \V('ll~ Elf'l":ltor tt) fr-rml·nt. Rnd the eteneh 1~· t'l1ln~ th t'f(,rrnm Is ·n I 010::.t l.mhN\ral>le. 11Nllth CommiR!:'I!')llpr Gn"ene has r{'cetvrd mnn\" eoml' l ntnt~ fro nl pe:>ple Jol ng bust· nE'fu1· 1n Uw ,'I"lnily t hal t he ('ontractors f"nguged In. rf'movlng th e grai n h::1.Ye )loC'kr(\ th@ ~ t rpt't~ AO t hnt t11eo), nrc nl· mosl I mJla8Etnhl ~. rrhe re Is sUll n.hont 'jO,O[)(1 hUHh<>ls ot EP'R tn to bp mOYf'd. and h(,I\('ath ttw ~urrt\('f'. l"'spl;'rt.llly wh('r(! the mn~t wntf'r wn~ thrown In .. rr:')rtR to (x. llnRlltRh the fire, 1t If' In n. bad ('ondltion. H undrf'ds of m{'11 n r f' 3 t "Worle rl'movlng tht" gTc.l.in . Ahout hnlf of it h~s heen remow'd. Rnd if l~ th:>lIght that the Ie· matno("r ('Rn bE' rp mo,·('{J ~n two week!". During th l A tl mp t he pe?pleo tn thp "I· ('tnlt," f'\'l<1t"l1th- w ill hn,'(" to put up with th.· ·odor. tor · thp Ht'nlth Depa r tmpnt -:-latms t o he unR.l>!p to do !lnythlng toward abating thp nuisanee, Some Features of the Act Passed to Correct Evils New York City Work a Hardship to Buffalo. HEALTH OFFICER GREENE ON BAD FEATURES MORE PEOPL~ I KILLED o~~~ ~ NOW v< Deaths In Buffalo From Accidents on Railroad Tracks Exceed Number Before Crossings Were Raised Above Grade. than $H10. And tr sh llll bf' In th(> pOWf"r or the hoard bt-alt h of t b(" ("Iry ot Buffalo to (,XE"Wpt ('prtaln mnn thA tn the yrar wben a dog need not bf> mu z.zled. It thpy dee-w It n.d\·I~aule to do $0. "Yon ,,·ilI no t irr," ~nid Dr. lir pf'ne. ot .. thot tb,> lionrd of health i, empo'Wered to {>xE'mpt r E'rt ain months in the year ,. hrn it d o ~ Il e('(J not be muzzled. At prp~ent th (lTP a re no ~U<'h pXE"mption~. So long AS p popi e nrp beinll bittE'o br mad .dogs it iR i01 Jl prati,p thnt the u tmo:-t. carp .hall be taken that dogs cannot do barm. "Dr. In-ing P . L yon and ;\1... L yon we-re hittpn r prE' ntl y aod hnd to be treated in .:\P"· Yor k . .At pre~ent ~~:e hn,e a parient in th ~ :\ e ..· York City Hospital. HE' i ~ R. boy who was bitte-D by a dog abou t t h r ef> week!': ago. The boy'fi homE' i~ n t 1i Fulton strept. ,fe are nor :oo\1l"P th nt the dog wa~ mad, and City Bartrri o l o~ i st Ri,::"pll hO!ii madE' emul~ion~ from t he d o~'s braiu. which he will use in. pxpE"ri menting to u~l'prtnin if the dog wn~ m llfl. ~ o long as !'ouch rasps nrise it i..; nf'f>Cl fn l thnt prN'antioos mu~t he tnkf' n. .H I Jrp~('nt t ht'rE" is no (>pidewic of rn bips in thif1, ('it~· . H ot we-ather, how· en'r, soon wi ll hE' upon us and it is impo.~~ihlp to !-ORr what mny rE'sult the-n.'· .. ..\11 cl oJit"~ . hOWP"l~1", f.;hould be- muzzled at prp ~£' nt?" was D!';ked. "Y{"<;;." "),1 tlF>t t hpy he l eR~h.ed al~o1" ":\0. \Y hen t h. trouble broke out in lRnH clog~ we-re re-quirpd to be muz· zled as w.1I "' lea<hed, but the Ips,hing part of WP ordinAllce wa~ in effect onlr 6\'P months... The pro,"i~ion r elat· lng. to mttzzli ng iR still in farce-. and, I ~heyp. , t h£> dog·rstrherR Rre ohl'-er"\""ing !t.. It .. w.ll that they .hould. becnusp It 15 tnl1 ('h mor£> implE". Dot conFidering the- qUE' st lon of expeusp. to pre\-ent trOll· hi£> from d o~ hites hy muzzling dog~ than to ){'t rb("l dog~ rUIl at large unmuzz}t'd. EYrn if t he doJ,:~ nre not mad, they ore lIahle to hit. smnn children." u.\rp. :rnu rfttrh!ng nil unmuzzlpd dogs?" ~Ir. Srhlpnkpr wa~ a~kp(1. • ":\0. \Y • • rp .ntching ouly the unt3~ge-d d ug~." w a~ the reply. D (l{l'sn't th., oritinsilee 1"£>quire that YOU shftll C' Qtrh nll unmuzzl(>d dog~?" ~ "I don 't kno" ·... : :~·nder w ho~e (\rd~r.s do ~you nct?" . 'Ul't. B ull of the police department gI,(t~.. lJ.i ou r ordE'rEl" "And he hA:-; orde;prl ~'OU to catch merely the untagged dogs"t" ··l· ~ ... ·' Th e~ )lr. l'chlenkPr m.de a little eXp!an nt l0n .. H~ said that a.t pre~ent there ~ a s ~o E" llldpmlC' ()f rR bi(>~ in th~ town sod thn t It n'ss unnp('e!'l:Rary to k~~p the dog~ ~u7. 1. ~f'd . On ~une l~t. he dedared •• new dt .~ h rE'n".~" " "I II ~e i~!'t\1pd and the dog~atchpr." Ill l'hang' thpir hours for catch- I lD ~ u ns~. "Durin~ t h~ ht)t wPAthE"r, maybe, ,,-e'll J!:et nfrpr t he \1 nmu ~ zlpd do~q ns well a~ ~.h (".. \lDt Ag~('tl onf'!',' ~nirl ~Ir. Sch ll?nkC' r . "ell urobah l)- got ord ers to t h a t ff 'I abollt J une h t ." e e, '-- HARD TO OBTAIN DATA ON THE SUBJECT Jo' O UG H T BY rt~ Bnlfalo SocIety - -for S P ECULATOR S. At once this proposed law was bttter - Statistics Not Complete, But Eighteen People Were Killed in Past Four Months, Five More fhan Same Time Nine Years Ago. Iy fought by the real estate speculators the Pre"ent 1'~rcuiW~1 t~ to bold a pub!!r m ~In yC~t r~~bytprian Church ~Ir - e"<\I1m . ;\Iay 30th. A. has e ee~l/,*,unced tn The CourIer ~.r~J'"I;f11lf,:.Vi Brig"". m~dlcal hpalt h ~f ctly of :-;ew York and a sanltqla f natlnnal r~putatlon wil l add~es~ t meetln'l'. HIs subject w ill pbe C6n!; mp ion and How tt l\Iay be re'~ented .. Dr. "·llIlam G. Bissell. "ecretnry ot the SOCiety. has JUSt is.ued a circular to kIl churcb~ and other organtza ... / tIO~R ot the ctty announcing that th~ Aoc.ety Is d€'!llrous of furnishing ~pen k ~ ers to such organizations and as":::('tnbIles as may be interested in the que~tJon or "Consumptlon and Its preven- / tton." Any organization d~lr!ng to have a n addl"~~~ on thl~ ~ubject is aEke-d to ('ommun~catE" \\'i th Dr. Bissell. n<.. tlfy1ng htm It ~ datp can be arranged. an-l .~ISo1 the preif-rence among the following 11st of .sJHl'.aker~: Dr. )Iary Denton, Dr. Hem,'; R. Hopkins. Dr. A. H. Brtgg~. Dr. ..L . r. Gat H@. Dr. Jane \\... ('arroll, nr J. C. Thomp~on, Dr. G(>orge F. Cott, Dr. J, S. Gr(l~venor Dr. B. G. Long. Dr. Ell J:!. Long. Dr. "Umon H. Cooke, D r. r • Bissell. ~ . .. ---- and builders of New York City. So powerful was this opposition that the plan to make the law app!!cable only to New York Ctty was abandoned. It was hinted that t! the LegIslature passed the bill the then Mayor of New York, Robert. Van """ryck. was prepared to veto it. It was then decided to have t h e bill apply to all first-class cities In t h e state. This would not be special legislation, and would not require the signature or ~fayor Van Wyck, Stnce the elevations of the streets "This city was used to pull the chesth ave been completed at the principal n uts out at the fire for ~ew York," satd ratlro:ul grade erosslngf;, t h e question H ealth Commissioner Greene yesterday. has arisen as to whethe r the death "Conditions here are altogether dUferr ate .trom the grade crossing sou rce has ent from those In New York Ctty. In been decreased. Although no defintte this city there IN plenty ot · space. We anSWl'-r can be secured to thIs question. are not cooped up Uke Nel\' York. 'Ye Investigation shnws tbat more people have no te-n·story tenement houses in a.re killed on the railroad tracks in this dty. In the Italian and Polish .ecB u t'talo at present than formerly. Of tiona there ar€' a few falr·slzed tene· co u rse, theoretically, no one can be ment houses, There Is not a. day that killed where the grade crOSSing has the law is not "Iolated here. Of ·courAe b een abolished. we do all we can to enforce the law. Sixteen grade crosfilngs have been The law describes a ten~ment house as abolished sI n ce 1895. These elevations one In which three families live. For '''"e r e made where the most acclden t.s houses of thts kind It Is all nonsense to occurred. Four more a r e u nder con· talk ot yard cou rts, window space and t ract un der the s u per visIon ot the fireproot floors. Grade Cr ossing CommiSSion and nIne hWhen a. ma.n comes here with plans 1 are to be b uilt by t he New York Cenfo r a house to be occupied by three fam.A FIXE HOSPl ll'ASTFD tra l road. Illes we explaIn the law to him. Then . F IGURES NOT DEFINITE. he ~ays that he will have but two fan\I f : more than a ity. It Is 8 seriou s meB tn hIs house_ He will only permit inj . to: the pub c wenl. that t he Denntte figures on the d eat h rate at two famtlles for a time. Then he will cou ty' i}J1~ndld\'y equIpped and grade crossings befor e and s ince the get In the thIrd family. E"erybody 1! elevations have been made are n ot seek. to evade the law. and there Is b~t\t cODsumpt!on hospita l kept. The Coroner k ept a r ecord ot aome talllytng done. 'Ve do all we ean sho ~~\ y a name trom the use a ll v iolent deaths whether by acctdent to enforce the law, although It seems to of t )1'e""le tn thts vlclntty who or suicide and t hese show the exact us that ,it Is unjust In DIany respects.. ··f na t ure ot deaths on railroad tracks. "One of the provtslons ot the law "ould ~ ~fit,d by Its mInistration • . But these records are scattered thrOugh whtch does not seem reasonable as ap- 1\-tth U/e vItal statlsttcs or thts, as man y others and a r e not available. pUed to Burtalo has to do with fire-- "'t\'ell as every other AecUon or the In t he Bureau of Vital Statlsttcs of the Pn roof floors between the cellar and the . Stat£>, showing consumption in its yart· Department of Health, a record is kept rst floor. Let us say that a man wants of all rRllroad accidents, but these do to hulld a. three.~tory apartment house OUS torms leads all other diseases as n ot 8peclty whether they were at g rade on Delaware Avenue. As a matter or a C'nuse of death. it 'would hardly seem crOSSings or not. i\fany people are k illed fact. he can't go down Into the cellar probable tbat one ot the best If not w h ile walkIng on the t racks and others unlef's he goes Jnto the street. This Is , , comm it s u tclde by jumptng In front 01 rather s,,'ere In this city, particularly the \ ery best tuberculosts sanltartum a train . T h ese deaths a r e /lot attrtIn t he w intertime, so tar erect£>d In the commonwealth bu ted to grade crossIngs. However a j'As a. whole. the law may be n good should find Jt~ advantages ignored an d comparison of the n u mbe r of deaths one for New York City." concluded Dr. t! ' on rall road trac k s berore and since the Greene. "but there are some or Its pro~ pn pnts scarce. Yet Buch 1s the case. abolit Ion of the grade crosstngs shows VlSlons whIch should not apply at all Because the County hospita l Is at· t hat they are In the Increase. to Bulfalo. and I hope that some ad- tached to the County almshouse and t. ' For the first four months ot 1902 the dlttonal amendments \\1ll be made next a part of that Instttutton the respectnumber of d~aths on the railroad year which ",111 relieve But'falo's pres. t racks were: January l' February l' ent sltuatton." _ able people of Butralo will not go there March. 6; and April 4;' o~ a tota l Of' 18: for treatment, and even the very poo r F or the first tour months ot the ypar object to being taken to an In.Ututlon 1.893. the record was: January, 2; Febwhere they are classed 8S "pauperB." l un.ry. 1; March. 7; Aprll, 3j or only 13. I Thus there haye been five more deatlls l~ --"! All the arguments which have b pen th ts year durtng the first fOur months ...J'LLll· "ITHOI T LICW\SE. .1 ndvnnced as tc: the classification ot the !~~el':lar tr an tbere were durini" the lJ~U~. Linpman of ....."'"0. 21.1 Goorll~ll me n 1893. trN"l"< Ul'l'l'-tf{nrd.n PoliCE' Court In8t1tutton are null!fied by the Invincid T h~ l nt~rea.e of deaths Is .ald to be 1 "'". nln~ 0!l1 rrlinplaint of John J . ble repugnance ,,-hlelj attaches to t h e ue 0 Ie r efusal of people to obey I~ ill r ot r of plumbtng. wh., wh tch prohib its them from Cltit. wfth plumbIng without n plare as an adjunc t ot the County p oo r ng on r ailroad track s . Hundred. II _, ~, h ou.e. Th~ splendtd good whic h the ~~e~O,:~lng people follow th e t rac k on \'I~~~;ldnd"rl nnl guilty tn the ehm-go. new cons u mption hospital should be event 'y h om e on t h e Eas t S ide every Thf' evil1cnCt. Wf'nt to shoW tha t Llfl~- dotng I. null!fied by It. associa ti ons ng. man hacl viol:lteli the Health pspar t and the people of Erte County should nent rule!:! ann he wa~ fined $tU. givo serIous consIderation to the pro b· lem of mil k ing thnt, as well ns the ,J \ other p ublic InstitutIons, do t~o work Intend~ d for th em. ,_ f I l f rr ~!';Iklaw I ]t , J 'II"'G g~lhl.tn I , �'LAND SYNDICA TE TO 169 f FIOHT THE CITY IN \,:1 EVERY POSSIBLE WAY 125 BUFFALO SHRINERS 'QUI"4 r ".ot. In tho locality 'ceS$1ui 'th'. ot itUt!on b. tb. 'Yo At be DC- ital tor :-d for ildlng, hou.e. r Doesn't Propose to Have the Value of Its Property Reduced by Location of a Pest House at Kensington and Bailey Avenues. SPECIAL WABASH TRAIN WITH FIVE SLEEPERS WILL DEPART NEXT WEEK SATURDAY FOR TH E IMPERIAL COUNCIL AT THE GOLDEN GATE. f P ROPOSED SITE IDEAL F OR A NE W QUARANTINE HOSPITAL Buffalo and Vicinity is goIng to send a de-Ie-g-aHon of 125 Shrlners to attt"-nd the Grf'Bt ImperIal Council. whIch convenes June 9th 10 San FrancIsco. Pote-ntate """altpr D. Greene ot Ismatlla Tpmple. ""ho has had charge ot the local arrangf'ments, has provided a special tra.ln, which will leave o....er the "'abash Saturda.y, thE> 31st, for the GOldpn Gate-. I! the city attempts to locate Its conference as!'1Iured the Health Cnmm1~­ new quarantine hospital at ~Joner they WOuld see to it that KensIngton and Bailey ayenue!';, where the oldthat 81te and bUilding remained the a site Is offered to It a.t what It Is ex- property or the cIty until a new ~1te t has sand t the J,lt"Cted '\\'ill eventually be a low and Batl8ta.ctor)~ figure, it is threatened ~·1th Injunctions and lawsuits galore by persons owning property out In that locality. Som~ day• • go tbe Courier told In dn exclusive story or the Ylslt ot members ot the Common Council a.nd Health Commissioner-WaIter D. Greene to this propert}' at KensJngton and Bailey avenues, where a twenty"va acre plot ot ground was atrered to the city tor U5,000 and a settlement ot the back taxes which are at present a. lien uron the property. The land Is owned by a syndicate lnd tl\e offer to sell it.came from Attor- j . .... t-'HESS, CoqJttttmen do not wish City left without Quarantine f Hospital Site. LIKED THE SITE. Ye~terday afternoon ~toddart, Ash, Klinck, fa.vorably and the MEMBERS OF BOARD OF COU:-l'CILMEN YESTERDAY LISTENED TO SUGGESTIONS . and Kr('lnE"r, Aldeorman Zoe-ner and Health .... ommlssloner Greene met In the City 21erk's office tor the purpose ot dis:,upslng a site tor the hospital. Attorney John W, F1~her and Frank Hammond were also present. Attorney Fisher notlfledHbe city otHclals that tbey could get tbe, property ior $15,000, the city to assume liens against the property resul1:lng trom the non-payment at taxE"~, which Hens, with Interest, total $6,'i'00, 00 that the real cost would be '21,700, or less than $1.000 an acre. ~Ir. Hammond here Interposed. He .ald that be appeared a. the repre.entatlve ot Second Vice-President Van Etten, ot the New York Central, Mr, Coud ot London, England, .robn N. oRcatcheord, and others, who are InterP!'Oted 1n a B).'ndlcate known as the Park.lde Land Company, Which own. .Ixty acres opposite the land which Attorney Fisher Is endeavoring to sell to the city. WILL\lI'IGBT ITS HARDEST. c\Im· )ir., .Is, ll!t Dr. 'g!, nolL Cotto , Dr, Dr. ,If lou! tho and Ital I He stated ,that his corporation bad been tbe OWlller ot the land In question tor upw!lrds ot eleven years, and did not prop"", to let the city step In and plant a. pest house acroS9 the way fIrOm It, and thereby decre ....e the yalue ot Ita boldlngs by at least one halt, without making a supreme struggle to pre .. vent It. In tact, :l.1r. Hammond Intimated that Jntluences political. financial, judicia! and otberwlse would all be brougbt to bea:r, to prevent the city f rom putting its pest house In tbat nelgbborbood. What he eald made consIderable orb.n ImpressIon upon the Councilmen. I Ald. Zoeller, In '!Whose ward the present quarantine hospital Ie located, was ot the opinion that the city would meet w ltb objentlons, no ,matter In What suburbs It talked of, gOing with the pest house. Health Commluloner<Greene said that the property at Kensuwton and Bailey avenues would be an .:!deal site for a pest bou.e. W ON'T SELL OLJ)tONE YET, It W&.II ,,!&ted by Ald. Zoeller In this meeting that tbe Aldermanic Commit, tee on Sanitary 1Uea.surea was abou t ready to report In tavor of seIlIng the pre •• nt peat house and site In the 18th Ward, but Hea.lth~ CommJss1oner Greene object. to tbls bu:1ldlng and site being oold until another h .... been secured and the members of the Board ot Council, men who were present at yesterday's • ia~ Com pany Wi ll Sell 25 / Acres at Kensington and I Recently some at. the members of the Board or Councilmen said they would not favor a ~ale of the present QuaranUne Hospital ~ite until a new site is procured. :F'or that rea~on. it 1s satd. the aldermanic committee on f1.anitary measurps hns he-pn withholding a report that It -has prepared In favor ot sclllng the present Rite. Alderman George Zoeller at the 18th ward ,,,·ho ha~ been trying to have the ne',", ho~pltal built in a. more re-mote part at the city recently found a site at Bailey and Kensington ayenups that ht, belJevf's' would be first class. It Is own~·d by a Sl"ldicate of Buftalo men who hay~ made an informal offer to "<11 it to the city for $15,000 and tht:" cancellation of $6,700 taxes on It that a.rc due to the city. The site inCltH.lf'S 25 acres. Aldprman Zopller arranged for a mccting with the councilm('n to ('onslder the orrer. The meeting was helci yeste-'day afternoon. It being an informal ~e-~~ion no action could be taken. ('oundimen Stoddart, A~h, Klin(.>k. Ladrl and .n.J·cltner Wfore pr·e~ent. All of them, t.xce-pt l\lr. Stoddart, had seen the sitC', and each of thr-m saId it is a most desirable one for the purpose-. Health CoJtl1nl~sionrr Greene. who alRo saw ft, tolu them it was Ideal In mORt respectR, : helng on high ground, baYing good nutural draInnge, ha.ving an anlplc frontage to keep th(" ho~pitaJ. if built on it, a t a goorl dlstanr.e from a.djoining pr'Operty, anci being remote from habitations, The nearcst dwelling t!=l thn'e quarters of a mile away. The only disufh'antugf' Dr. Greene could thtnl{ or wn~ the lack of no sewer aud lighting, though, it Is ~atu, ekctric' lightR soon arp to heo f'xtpndecl to that ::;('('1ton. .Attorney JO,h n ,\~. Fisher. repr~·~pnt­ Ing the m[l.ker~ or the lIfTpr, saHt the offf'r l~' VC1T Tl?asonable, In Yif'W ot" the fact that thf' company has paid nr·arly f $1O,ooU in tax£'K to the C'ity on the vflr-ant land. Sqrnl' of the councilmen thought $15,000 Wag too much. ~lr FIsh~'r said he wuuld ('onsult hla ('lient~. (·o1.mdlm,'n Stoddart r"":vl a Jt?ttf'r from a man \\ ho {)wn~ la.nd in the vl('tnlty. 'I'lli' wl'itf'r said It would depreclnte the valu," of his company's prop~ erty. Frank Tlammond, representing anoth('r ~Y1Hljf-at(' owning land opposite thn first t"ompany's tract, al~o protf'steli. The counC'Umen and Aldermun ZocUpr gaV(' a~Suralll"e that no Uf"·tlon will be> lal\,.pn toward bu}1ng a new sltf' until public ht"nl'lngs have heen helel at "hkh all objec 4 ions wJ I he heard. ("llmmf~si011('r GreE"ne snld he hoped I the ('l)undl will ~oon takp the bull by the lwrns and ut'Clde the thing one '~·nY or another, ~o that the n~w ho~plt<.\l ran hi! huilt He sain j( the work can be starte(1 soon the building w1l1 be reud:r for oC'cupancy t'b)t next [aU. I I I I ,. Bailey Avenues. NEW PLAN IS PROPOSED' Councilmen Ladd Buf'tal0 exppcts to land this year an otnce whlrh Is very near the top Dot~h In the A. A. O. N. ).1. S. of the United Statf"s. It is that of Imperlat Chlet Rabball whlC'h, It Is pxpected. will go to Dr. George L. Brown ot this city. The oftice of Impprtal Potpntate t~ only one step hlgber. Dr. Gr~ene now has a Ust of 125 Shrine1'l!1 ~'ho will gO, includIng some of Buffalo's most prominent citIzens. LOO!fjNG TO THE FUTURE On "Ioltlng tbe property some days ago th~ members ot the Common Coun,II who made the trip, and Healtb Com, general topograpby. The itlnprary ot the trip has been admirably a..rranged. so as to giye stopOvEtrs tn the Grand ("anon, YE'llow~tone Park, the Garrlen ot the Gods. Plke'~ PEtak. andgo.other famous scenic Spots, and. a low rate has been secured tor those ~vho ran had been secured. The CouncBmen considered Attorney FIRher's price tor the property at KenSington and Bailey avenues as somewhat high, and the attorney n~Rured them that It It were Possible to do so he would secure a better figurt"-. This figure may be obtained so that It can be made known to the Aldermen through a communIcation at tomorrow's meeUng. -- OffERW ASITE ~% iFFIDAVITS I UlR APfST-HOUSt REGARD TO ney John \V. Fisher, representing the company. !1lJp~l(}ntr G~ were very impre~~ed "it"'I"'E'll its location - 7".' , propn~ed !tage.s eneral t pau. GOING TO SAN FRANCISCO ,'RICE ABOUT CHARGES <i; 0/ $21,000. SUPT. EMERSON IS INFORMED THAT PRINCIPAL KN WILL FILE PAPERS IN T MA HER OF HEALTH PH ClANS TOMORROW. A nother C omp any . W hich O w n s L and N earby, P r o mi s es to F ight the P ropositi o n to a F inish, It was stated b)-' Supt. Emers()n Attorney John 'V. Fisher, represent- I the Department ot PubJ1c Ins:tnocltioB certain land ownerR, appE"arE"d this morning that he expected I yesterday acternoon at an informal conterence ot the Board ot Coun. Knell's affidavits concerning the cllmen, which was held In City duct or Drs. Heath and ::\fay, In Clerk Susdorf's ofl1ce and otrered the lie School No. 44, would be filed cit)', Intormally, 2:; a('res of land at hIm tomorrow. Supt. Emerson Kenpington and Bailey avenuE'S as a that PrinCipa.l Knell had Ilr'e\'lOluS,IY site for the l")roposed new Quarantln.a tained the amdavlt~, not (orm, and it was desirous ot hoppltal. them made out In the legal He !;tated that the company, whl<:h submitting them to Health he repre~l'"nted, would turn this land sioner Greene. over to the city tor $15,000, l)roYlaed Health Commisioner Greene at 11 the city would l'ancel ba(:l{ taxes on o'dock had a short consultation with the land ::tmountlng 1.0 about $6700, Supt. Emerson in regard at the matwhlC'h would make the total cost ot the ter. Afterward Dr. Greene ~aJd Supt. sIte in the neighborhood of $21,000. Emerson had informer! him that tha Frank " ... Hammond of the Pnrksltlc affldaytts would be ready by tomorrow. Land Company, which on·os 60 al~rf'S "I shaH accept tbem, of couTfte, but or iand dia~onalJy opposite the IJro- they will be flied away," said Dr4 po~P<l !'itf', protE'HPd 8. c uinst en,·n il'· Greene. "The troubl ' didn't happen. formal conf'.ldpra tlon ot Attorney under my regime. and all 1 can do ts Fisher's propo:-:tUon. He declart'd that' to file thE-m away. I cannot say "'hat the Pat'kslde Land Compan~· ,,111 fight further actl~n will be taken by PrlD!~~. 5el.otlOn ot thIs site to the bitter clpal Knell. ""InCI,"" tng II "'Vet havE' be-en carrymg our land for ~ 11 }'eQI" nt hea\'\" expense," said he, "and we do not PI:opose to !'iee It~ 'uluc cut In hnli late1ndar the I, placing of a at pestthis house the by nf"lg·hborhoad." Ald. Zopl1el' or the Eighteenth wurtl. G "'ho Is ,'"r), anxious to get tid of the present pest houee In hi. waru, .tate,1 that .,milar obJedlon would be orrel'pJ to any other site" hkh might be pro- posed. Hpalth Commissioner H ealth C ommissi on er rg ene' S Th A D' t 'b t ays ey re IS rI U ors , f D' G .;J/ Grf'{:ne said he conslciered the BalleY-Ke~ r DESTROY fLIES AND MOSQUITOES• l 0 ISeaSe erms, /'.,. / /HeaJfh Commls.sloner Greene c1lreC'ts tt tI at this time to the tact that a. en on flies and mosquitoes di~trlbute d1st!ase garms, and advl!;es that thE' fianger be minimized by the destru('tl-on ot these ton an~nut> site an e-xcellent ont'_ the only ohjE"ctlon to It belnlf that the tf"rrltory IR nOl now sewered and that UIl\! has to "alk Fnme dIstance to r .... ach th\., site otter leaving the nearest car IIn<,. Si)m~ of the c'oundlmen werfO' lnclln€'d to think that the prIce a.c;kE'd by )f, pe~t~, Fisher'R company was too high. Not The follo\"lng are rules which he say! long Ilgo the .AldermanlC' Sanitary every housewife should observe. 1\-teaBUr~!'I Committee (ramed a report Put scrE'(>ns on all doors and "'lndO"B. favoring thf' ~elling to the prp9E'rt. Put fine n{"tUng o,·e,· elattrnB, wells Rnd quara'1tlnf' lwsplt'll, but the rt>port waq r tflnks of watE'r, required for eVt.'rrdu)-o nl?'\'E"r progrc:l"pd ~becnu!';e It "a~ undt.U~llmp all standing w8tH thAt hay ("otetood that tne (ounrilmen ,,"ould not If'ctf'd on the premises In "a('cld€"ntal', r~cr.n!lldet· the proposition until the ('fty ceptRcles, !iuch as vaS('fI, E'le. had J'PC'E"h'ed a rp:tsonnble orrer tor a. Change the wat(>r otte-n, needf"tl In deEi'rahlr. sHe. barns. chicken COQPF. nennt"·Is. etc. AId Zoellel' who "'a~ Instrulll<.>ntal Drnln or fln In all pools and hollows on • I 1t ht'r prf'mlses, likE-h' to collect rain water. jn gt:tl n~ thp' . (ount'1 mfOn .ogel It larv,fle are found to ~xJf>t HI wRtE"r Yf>RtE"rda) attl"rnoon, did ~o "Jrh thtl Tt'Qulrl."'d for e\"('r}'da~- usc ns In min hartdp::J.., it Jp un(leJ"~tood. of pn, lng' the I r cls. cIlHe-rnp!. He .. ("'OVf'r with n thin Inyway tor the pro~rp~~ cof the rpp0rt ttl- ~ ~r of petroleum or~ kerm;:pne, half 1\ hnvorlllg the- seJlin" ot the preSflnt pest cupful to ~"\,,.r)· 1... !liquare fe t. of l'Iurh .. face-. It the- onor or these oUs bp ObjN'tt.-d OUCH..,. to 011 of eUr"nlyptu8 mal· be substituted The company :\Jr. Flshfl'r rpprl"~l"nts: "l\.tlf"re f'Xpen8C 1s Immaterial. may prp8f"nt Irq olTf"r to th ... Common KUI grown mosquitoes in dwel11np h)'" Council tormalJ~· thlt-; wepk famjgutlon wIth sulphur. f,)rmaJuehvde. The- Cr.undlmen present at ye~t@rrla~.. or pyrt>thrum (P~r!lian Inst.·('t powd.er). altpJf"100n's pow-wow were I\1es~r!ll.' Thp mos/lult.opg will he Ftupt!'flert and full L ~ A h - i l k S dd 1 I to thPi floor Wh(>Tf" th('y m.lY he ('!LSUy a d. • ~, .K nc, to art a1 ((wept Up and d.·stro,pd. Bllrnlng JJrrt'Kro:oln('r thrum powtlpr OUt of dot"lrs will kN"I' mOllBrtore th'!' conference wa~ adjollrnE"d Qultoe-s aWRy from thC' Immediate vir-Inlty 8. 1f'1 tpr wa~ rE-ad Crom AlbE"rt E. Janf'!' 1 As n prf'\'t'nth-e against bit ...:.: all 3J11l1l. ot thE" F.qult ·hle In,oestmpnt Compan~', cotron or 011 or eltlonE'lIa. or n mixture in which JlraIf'~t W.:l~ made ngaln!tt thp of this ('ssentla~ all With ('8.!.lt"r oil, ",111 propo~ert JO(·.:l_llon of the Pf"St hom!:~ at b A~o~'1.n~,\i~ r-:~~e blt~.s w(' rf>commf'nd a R:tile)." Ilnn J\.pnslngton a\·pnUP8. The II!)JUllon of ulc,)hpl end glycerJn~ In eqllal EQult:tblfO ('ompany a].'I:o (')wns land In, pa.rts. ~ l i I I I I t he nelghhorhood. ........ _ �170 WAITINO; JUST WAIT= INa, FAILURE BEHIND, NO HOPE IN FUTURE f KEEP TH E DOORS OPEN. - 't.Ws.. M,ss RerT'n"ton's Work in the Revere Block Should Not B ~ Brou[ht to a H3it by the New Expenses ')f Forced Upon He).I/~ I ~ C:('Im~ I lPTday afternoon thllt mO!ilt oC the .)arnPl' pOints w('!'.t by both cars and ~hipR. and that the work of remo\'al i~ hclng rarlerl nn a.$ fast a~ po~~lble. "~lore thun one hal! ot thf" grain has hE't!D Tt'm'n·ed. anr) the rontractoro sa}- thl.'Y \\,111 ha\'("' it all awa~- by June 1st," said I Dr. Greene. I HAS SUPT, EMERSON BEEN MISQUOTED P Supt, ,liruer.on Is ot the opinIon tha prln rjptll Knell ot School No. H subfantlated phY~klan~ I tn continuA in hf'r noble work_ I hu\'e l)f ('n nC'lllutnlf'd wtlh Ml~~ Rt.'m"ork In Rul'l'aln from its In('pp- R~mlngton tlon. [lnd k~lOW rrom pf'r~(lnAl ShlALLPOX IN 600DELL STREEI conta<'l wUh It that It IA a~ rlf>~(>r\'tng oC generous support 8~ unytlltng of lt~ kind In our elt), . ('J1ARI.ES ROHLFS. FH())[ FR~~DERle ALM., It ,,"ill bt." tl r+>pronch to Buffalo if the mhn~l needed h:Y thf" Rpmlngton SHU€'mCI!! for the firt"-f'SCaflf'~ and for thf" pilimbl.l.g rt:qulrNl h~' Ihp te-npment houl'te 1~1.v.· 1s not promptly forthcomlng_ It is UJWl ... ·t to ('-'-f'rpral!'te the work done tor thl c1t:r l;~' thlM !It:,ltlt'ment on Canal "SU. I t. Famll), attt'r Camlly has torsa!tf'n Ih... city ponr aid through )1158 Remlngt~,n 8 Infin"'l '.'. FREDERIC AL)IY S(> 'r(lUln' l"h.\rlt)" ()r~anlzatlon Soclet\· FHO!.! (AVf. \I·AG:>ER OF THE sAL\'A1'IO:,{ AR~lY Tn making' our midnight wf"l'kh' rounds through tilt Canal !ltrl"E't dIstrict It I~ .al ...·!.... ys ~·lth n 8{>n~E' or Tf>llef that ~e ar"th f it th.~ Rl'mlngron Gospel .5Ht1E'mE>nt. )f1!1~ Hemlnglnn's work Is C't:-rtalnl\" an OR.1'l\ In thl"' Iprrlhlf" c18rknf"~s of that r('~on. 8'Jrt"ly, b\" gl\"lng "a long pull. strong pull. and R pull altogNhpr." the-se doors need nOl ~ clo~cd. )IARY A , 'YAGNER. Statt Captain. PHO~ T!m PASTOR OF WESTMIXSTER (,!l("RCH. h A~ong lh~ sodnl sett1f:'m'?nt~ whIch tH p h(;'( n ('8tahl1sht'd In Butral0 during iiC'C'nt .rettrs, the Rt-mlnglOn Gospel 8 1:'1d "{nf>nt oc·<':UI,I.~~ a uniquE' placf'. and is n~ R dtstln("tl\'p. work. ~n~", Rt"mtngIII . ali thp cOtlrage- and consf'c ration to tgn ("1~" ~ Into on,· ur thl' worst districts ot the t! .• a dlstrkt wh('Tt' mn",· tl"lt that set.;:rrntr worl, wn:-t "'torpdoomed to failUre nl("I~\ OljT Yf>"nrz;i t'llw has wrought a mu: Th~ dt~trlct hns bE"f"n up, n Doturiou!' It"npment block rf'tlt'>lmt'(l tor decent dwpiling has b e mnritl atmosllhf're or the strE"et t;u{'h ~n~··r('t'Ptlhl~· J)urlfte-d. Pl'OllS ctf'1c k \ aR this Is df>st:'r\'lng or gE"nnldpal ccon8olJlp_ort. As a mattE'r of muh@ !lbandont>lF) AW~ ('nnnot permit It to tpn'mt'nt bou's ~ n nnw that th(' ne~' eh Wg'l'sin thu I~IO!~V. 'hiQhUirEC"S e:xtEC"n~tve U('mr>nt. 1I\)(f l W c homf's thE" setpr(imptIr. ma-d~ t t'llntrlhutlon~ ~hould be {)! ltJhi mportnn~ ~lslklre the conllnuallce S-\lfr~l \. '\or. -.;.... • .\:>, H.\. 'KE:'{ HOLlIES, (''If'.anr-d m melt. has b antl tb<'H # Patient is an ll-Yea.r-Old Boy. Officials Conc~rnea Because the Case is Not in the In. fected District. z,..---------- y~// hjJ~eo little time" I.hout n;r new' ('oJ e:;: of ~m3I1p~ - ~ ",:'It d<!c e He:llth D,~part1nE'nt t ) be'l eo t It the t I of lhe rll'€'.ld di ~ase hatl be,;:n stdP11) ... J ~ en Ep& ~nlJ~ to lh out, an .... dtel' ~I1lalll)OX PJ.L ~nt has come e llOt}f'e ct lht:' h alth om a1:-;. th Lat:. ) .. .ste ,by If't' noon ..\!'. tl.Dt H~lth l':'mlr ~lon€- C~1Ck T~portf>'l AC'cr a \'eIOI)1 g ot ~,)re wh!M1 I d th , P, @ Sl~t"'p~l r~~~f:·ai~eC:I~t~ll1alll~OX dls~:.t.s~ ".l~~lf' It ).~ III had JS Ithl"mot, g ".0- 1 n Count} ilL f' -:>tn any e epidemic. th~ l"!'lL:-< No_ 113 .iL GHAIN aged graIn from the burned Wells me. \'atol' is being taken to Toledo nntI olh- pIe who arelble to CE'Tltfy \\ hat h~~ be-en lhme a nd. Is being done In t e I or that ~r""at te-nemfont,/ ~'~!~~:lh'~ held a~ high a~ 1,,")0 famtlle~~ 1 hp RE'mlngtJ~ ~Htl(menl I~ self-~up p<'rttn-g. TiES e"('(lptl(l~al t:>:tpendtlur~ Is what the publk are a~ked ~? me~~ I tngton'~ BAD ha. hI~~t·';A7 tw '10 hll'-'~ 0(J;:'~ ,,·In. ter to~.aCCI ~Ae fh en were tn· I toxlea . eflf". tle y the work. "He has "red anum er or affidavits, Of says Mr. Emeraon. "and' these will be turned over to Commls.loner ot Health Greene. If Dr. Greene only tiles them, I suppose the matter will drop there." Mr. Emerson has surely been mis· quoted, tor It is IncredIble that h~ would be satl,tled wIth dropping a matter already ~o serious to ltome ot the chlldren ot School No. Hand which. It the guilty dootor. were al. lo,,'ed to go unpunished. would .ubject eyery chlld In the schOOls to the same danger In future, The vlndlcatlon ot ~r. Knell means the IndIctment of the two physicians. Does Comml~~ioner Greene desIre the people ot Butralo to understand that the accused men are to be retained In the employ ot the Department ot Health and they wlil not even be reprl. manded? SUPT. EMERSON BELIEVES KNELL IS VINDICA TED COI/JRI£R _ · 0 ,",1. EP PRI'ICIPAL OF SCHOOL NO, 44 PRO"IDES AFFJDAYITS, B."-CKIXG loP JIIS CH\RGES ,4.G-\l'oST 7t1 Uood~ll f the SCH!·r.L secttu• .3 in wUh:h the i THE DOCT~", &'j 1<7;. ,....... "I think P(;nclpal Knen has already L'IUI'I., ~Ietzen 11 "ear< 01<1 I - (I' 'l vln(jJc_~te<i himself and substantIated tion UH] fuun 1 tha't t1"':" b . h • :-. • P nt Dr (lark rr.,ll~ all e-x,lmin~his chargee:. I do not thInk tbst any. , , e uy , unn' stlka) ' ... ~ -,toms of' the ubl?a~e. :\Ietthing further cnn be done. He ha~ ~e­ zen WIS u.t Jncp r~mo\·e(l to) the i~ol tl)n h(}S~Jt'" c~red a Humber or afflda\-Its and the5e Tile heoallh offlrlal!" a.te fearful th.1t"'h und. th house qu.:.ran ... l~ell, \\ IIJ he turned oyer to Commls~ioner ot <."'11 olhe. • .. I 1) tl nt tr ~ht n.l.\e (. ~rt.lmlnat ... Htalth Greene. If Dr. Grepne only rs In th,... tl ighborhoo-l or In lhe <';,J.rn "'llI'e-a 1 f th . hous!o::J. 01 J. il..."1d e\' n a slight flies the-In I suppose the matt~r w1l1 ''.! e llbe lEe WOuld be .s rious n.)\\, lh::tl drop ther~." rr,C'ar w tiler. It i:-, on tile yerg£.: of hot l:ium... Thlc: W·8,::; tbp c:tatpment by Ruperlntendent or Etlue::Uion Emerson Jast he Is o( he b,,[ r lhilt the patlPlt has nIght In ans" er to the report that Print~le pO;'!:" )<> ex ptlon r m~mber.s ot. Cipal Knell. who made 5erlous char~s agaInst Dr. ;\[ay and Dr, Heath ot ihe Health Department, would probably not be tully ,·Indlcated In his charges. Dr. Gr~ene ~ald he had no intention d.olng anythIng with PrincIpal h.neH s afHd;:,vlt~ othrr than ming th.-m. All the Ilflld,,,,lts galh.red trom hf'l: ", or t~~ V.contly burhed \I'olls the par"nt~ of pupils of SchOOl No. H el r s~'~that the Health D..part_ ~re eXpPctcd to be in the hanns ot ~en ~a.<'t~e f~ely In refUSing ·0 peru" '" ;rom ...... ............. , .. . . ! .. . . 8upt. ~~m"'r~()n today. The Supertn~ fl I g 31n to be "'pread '-'..It tor tE'nrle!lt S HRtE'ment that he conSiders l\.l"!pll cleared or the matter and Dr. dr~ In a wa..q done two years ago .. ........ .... ..... . ~Ir. l'reene 51 a.?sPttion that he wJll do when [ entire city sutfered from th~ nothing further about it practically horrIble ~mell. Yet tWa is no satisfac_ puts an end to the tn,·e~ligatlon. tion at all to those Who live In the affected district. • J, ( -------------- ~~~~~,Zn:"~.~I!Uil;~~cn:igh. o! .... ..... . ... , ~ ! Halt the grain has been taken a "'ay and tbe con tractors declare that the}: are remoYing the remaInder with all possible speed; Health CommissIoner ~e states that his department enD do no more In the matter; so-it !':eems that th~ unfortunate people will . . ha'~p. to grin and bear it for a week or two longer. It Is a disgusttng and un ~ealthY Rte~Ch. and Jt ~eems as thoUg~ .. orne ('hern.cal could be brought In .. .., play to at Jl!ast minimIze the nut ~ ~~ MAYOR'S PILGRIMAGE. Knight wl11 journl'~- to CAli. M,. 0 I 'Jth th(> mf'mhf'r~ of I~mllUla TemNobles at' the 1\1) sUe Shrln(', to at!f(>~~ton ot the Imp<'rt.:l.) Council of that ord('r. The sc~~lon will be held in San Francl~co June S-13th. This ~or ~Ie. tend the annual Ma'yor Knight announced that CauncUma.n Henry C. Ladd would act as morning I san.:.::.., MA.yor while HIs Honor i5 away. The Shrlners leave Dutralo Saturday night. I I from ~ome Ppo Day after daY"Sunday after Sunday.. Like children, they go to bed by 5 or cycles ot months and cycles ot years, 6 o·clock. they sit there silently smoking. chew-I FIFTY YE."-RS I:>' THE POORHOLSE. Ing. thInkIng, "'aIUng, patiently waitIng tor theIr graves to be dug. Some· Few ,,1.ltors entered the. place yestimes death comes to them while they tprday because poverty stncken people sleep; sometimes life leaves them as are not tho!lle "'bo do have hosts ot they sIt In their ChaIrs and the pIpes trlends. They do not expect caller. an·l ~·lth gen,·rous ('ontr~bUll(\n~ "lt~ tr~~ tall trom theIr tlngers. Old age has when the Intruder walks Into theIr lntrnducU('In we J;'lve portions. 0 closed the door ot adventure to them lounging room they seldom 11ft theIr tettE"r~. . and poverty has locked them up \\1th- heads to look at hIm. The room Is FR()~ JORf;PI! :>. T.AR:,{EP. In the keepIng ot an almshouse, tilled wIth old Henrys, old Franks. old .. t1ml~lE'nth· RCClualntf'd with 1:Ml~s SUNDAY A DAY OF Q,(,]ET Bills. but the veteran ot them all i. I "t;Tnlrl~I·,""·S ,,"(ork anll it~ rl'st1ll~ l\) tnow , . ~lIchael Kenney. "~lIke." as he I. :ott'rtinH an Immcno:.(, lnfiu\'n('f" Such Is the Impression wblch come~ called. Is 83 years old and has been Itl '.\ part of lht.' ('it" wh1ch llN·ds to the Sunday vIsitor In the old men's the place fltty years, He Is smooth lnl~u",,·'" morl', p('rhap~. than any ward at the Erie County Almshouse. faced and wears a plug hat. an old one. ~mtnt.'nl\y practica.l work. Ignorant cla~~ of lh'oph' lO- Ot all days Sunday Is the most impres- yet .tlll a plug hat. and he I. proud .,:l\'11t7,~d end (onl,~rly condlslve. becau!IIe then even the 511ght ac- or It. The most picturesque part ot C'\\ld(,!l e,f htE". 't"hp ('harit~· Ortlvitles ot the weekday are dispensed the men's ward Is the grea.t number ~'ldt l)' bf"nrs tt,::;tlmony to onl'" wIth and the old men, like the old '1\"0- of pipe.. The Institution supplies sufll· 1t t (1m It nlrencly !lhown In n men In another part of the Institution, clent quantities ot smoking and chew::r~~\n~('~~u'" ~nd ni:u I~ th-t:' .Uminh::h1ng sIt Idle. Ing tohacco, or pa lnerl,m in the d1~trl('t of .:\tI~s Rt'mi In the vestibule or the Almsbou~e Over In the women's ward r.largaret tn ttlnr~ ,,'t')rk. Tht"rt""~ no u'luht on {'qua a blackboard upon "'hlch a dally Bauman, 71 years old. I. the ""tenn. dl~11nutkn ,,( 'i('PI"lt.dl .crimeih~·h~~~ld';!~ Is record Is kept ot the number ot the She has heen In the place sInce 18:;5, ue sh'lwn mnre p n 11) 89 whn art.' l'('\llg lnllu("llcl"d In )Ii~s Rtfinmates. Sometimes the numbf'r Is de- The ,,-omen are perhaps le!'l!l contented tngton'R schools and clas~t>~ nnd c U 1S creased by death~ and sometimes 1n- than th~ men. 'which Is said to be due to grnw to mn.nhood amI" omanhood. creased by' new' arrivals. According to the men's u~e ot tobacco. 1 hf' nro\"t:'rr. Hlo('k, the- old tt"nfOment the record yesterday Butralo had 725 Church servIce. held In all time. ot hutldlng Vlo'hlch ).tl,..~ R.,mington occuple~. and It~ nllmet""u8 tt"nant~. have und('rg~me citizens who were unable to take care the day. are the only dh-ersion on Suna ,\-oydertul ('haI1~e in hl'r hRnch~, "tth ot themselves. Ot thIs numher only 200 dav.. At 8 a. ro. Father Phillips holds the mf'llnf'; !'Ih"" hod, ~he h:l~ rondf" an:aztng were women~ In the hospital depart- Cathollc st"Tvlces. Protestant services Im\.'rp\"('m('nt~. \,Ilt nnyhndy 'who "ill Inment there were 290 men and elgthy- ot all denominations are held at var!. \~E'",tlptt'" wl1l ~{,l, thnt 8h('l ('anuot comply three women. Old age is the prlncipal OUS hours. sometimes one and some. ,,",'Itlt th(> r('l)uirenwnt!'l of th(' nf'W t~n("­ of penury. There Is scarcely & times anothpr preacher leading. mf'nt h(')\I~ loJ,w witht)ut liht>ral he-Ip. She cause young person tn the In~tttut1on. mllst ha,'c that h ... ll1. J X. IJARXED, THEm LITTLE DELIGHTS. WAITING, Jt:ST WAIT~G. FROlI Un. )UR. )\. Hl':>TLEY. ThE' ("(HldUhlll (·r th.· (aml1lt.'~ In thp Rl'- • But while the old people seemed to Whether they ha"e hearty appetlt •• ,', rt" Flock has hl't'n gTl"atly Imprnvf'd 8ln('"e thE" Ol"'(,lllllg' of Ihf' Rt"mlngton ).os- bp driven to an extremity where thE'Y or not. the men and the women spend sinn 9C"-t"Tnl "".l.1I'~ .U:tl, Tbe dnlh~ eX:1.mple simply lh-e and "?-att for death, they Sunday afternoon waiting tor supper, elf tht' wnrk"r~ lh·tng thprp ha~ done won- are most at them apparently content- and Arter supper comes bedtime, and a Dotage, or secondchlldlshnes.. new ",eek begIn., with nothing In pro.· ueT'S for the Ino)thf>rs. The hom+-'9 art' ed. de:'!ner nnd morp ~anltarr: thE" ("hlldren I Is a mercy It Is a mercy here~ The pect. arc hettH l!"urf'(l (("Ir nnrl healthlt-r. The old people get the greatest ot amuseTbe grounds about the almshou~e pf'opl of Hlttt'all) .tIh<Hllu not allow thl~ ment from the smallest of Incldenus are at their b~st at pre8ent~ Located d. IS r\;ng work til Ill' ldw'n up tor laek ot' and they are In no sense prisoners. A 1st the outskirts of the city the secluflsupport 1)n. ~IAHY )'1. HI" .. -TLEY. picture 18 the Eource ot Inexhaustible Inn and quiet adds to the peace "\\~tth 1'11O)[ ellA HLES ROHLFS. pleasure to most ot them. The frail· ,,'hlch the old people calmly awaIt 1 b{'f;: If'a,\c to add what little foItn'ngth my namt m:q- gtn· to thE' mo\'em(>nt for est ot stories will hold their Interest. theIr final IIheratlon. raising t'nllllgh mon ... )" to ('nahle lU!'Is SAYS SOON WILL Hl<: GO.·r,;. '1'0 th~ dl.gusl or many P~OPI"'hlgWng-1 on8 hnulr>d Bour grain up :\la.tn and "~a6hlngton f;treet~ yestf'rd:llt nfter- to nonn. Thp. akke-nlng odor was most otfen8h~~. and many per!=:ons In the crowd!' on the ~hlewalks hn.st~n('(} a.way to e!==('ape the Mench. "1 thought a stop had heen put to thts long ago," ~ald one man, whosp. I mother became 11I as a result ot the perambulating remaindor of thp hy· I gonr. Hanlburg Canal. I'They should b" compelled to haul it betwe"" dusk and dawn." Health ('ommI~~loner Greenesald yes- VETERAN "MIKE" KENNY WITH FIFTY YEARS IN THE POORHOUSE me-ots or ~i.p Helllih H~d. en(orcmg an E."xp~ndltur~ oC ..i.lhmn13000 to make I the building ('()nfOl In to the n('W l~ne­ ment orUlna:1(,f'~. The appNll 1~ nO\\ ~e- I pealed \\ Ilh (>n~l,ha~l~. and a ctrcu a~ lettPT!'l. ~....~~';.n; ., Sunday Scenes at Almshouse-Old Men Sit and Smoke, Old Women Have Not That Soothing Occupation and Are Less Contented. .An apl (>:'}1 was mad€' ttim(> ago by ~fi':'~ Hrnl' .. hlon, who!=lC' \\ ork In the Remington Uc~q)f>1 ~e-ttl("m@lnt in th~ 01(: Hl' fire 11lock. on brll~ ~lrcet 1~ ilkph to be- broug:a to n FLOP by the reQul,n- lout braTln,; '""! OFFENDED NOSES,CHEER UP I �f M.OSQUITO ~ COU/VTY'HAS NO PLACE TO BURY ~NQu/~l.'UNCLAIMED DEAD B~EEDING IN BUFFALO F.. CI IJ/C;I COURIER. Health Office Starts a Campaign to Exterminate Disease Carrying Pest During the Summer. LEA ~E /P7 ~ v.·fo fo "?~-z- T Neither Rhould they allow the friendly tiles to tilt Into th. kitchen to eat ot suC'h thlng8 as pies, sauces or other delicacIes created tor the human stom- ach. tor the warning ot Health Com- ,valtifiP water ?=ene Is that the breed mos· miRsloner tubs of stagn qultops and the mosquitoes carry dE'adly dl~eA~e and when they bite plant it to germinate beneath the skin or m:tnklnd. HE'nce people get malarial and elephant1a~ts and wonder -n'here they get It. Further, It I. declared by Dr. Greene, that tliE'S carry plagues on their teet and wbpn they I1gbt on a pie cru~t th£"y leave behind a ~mal1 eamp]e of the plague which eventually Is consumed at the dinner table. MENACE IN BUFF.U.O. But'talo Is not a rival ot New Jersey for m05quttoe~, but mosquitoes are born here and the Department of Health regards them as a menace to the public health. Housekeepers are not aware ordInarily of' the many place~ In which mosquitoes can breed. The water best suited tor a breeding plnce Is stagnant, regardless of quantity. llosqultoes breed In pools. marshes, rain barrels, cisterns, weUs, ce!,f:;poois, water tanks, fire buckets, hoUow tree stumps, post boles, and In an Innumerable variety or places ",-here rain wllter can collect, such as gutter~. eavestrough!, pitcher plant~, hoJlow8 ot appl£"s. broken bottles. to~ mato cans and flower vases. RCLES TO OBSERVE. Here are some of the rules which Dr. Greene would l1ke housewives to memorize and put fnto practice: Put ~('reefl8 on an doors'and wfndows. Put tine nf-tUnc O\'er cisterns, wells and tanks ot water, reQuired tor every.day use. Dump all Btandlng water that has col. lected on the oremlsE'S In "accidental" receotacles. Ruch as Yases. etc. Change the "'ater ott(>n. nee1led. In barns. chicken cooos. k.nnels, etc. Drain or flJl In all Dool!. and hOllo ...·s on premfe:f'!o'. Ukely to collect rain water. It lan'ae are tound to exist in water reqUired for ev£>ry·day U~e as In rain bar~ rl?'ls. cisterns, etc., coYer l'o'tth a thin layer at oetroleum nr kerosene. halt a teacupful to f'ven' nttf'~n 8Quare tM!t ot ~ur­ face. IC the odor ot these olls Is objected H~ 'lu7?~-po~ in~'hlCh PUh!ic rilsgrace no • confroltt he ga"e his opinion as t. f! ""r1unty nf Erie Dnrl th~ Board to various things that the Common of SU):f" r\"iRors or having no place Council with which, at course, he bas to put the bodiE'S or Its unkno,,-·n dead. nothing to do, might and might Dot ac. Corporation Counsel Feldman bas compllsh. 1 This proved to hOldAnother up the noUtlet the county authoritl~s to ct"a!lle matter for thesUfflclent time being. burying In th£" Potte r'S Field A carele!'!s policy of procrastination In the Board of Supen-Isors bas had the re~ult tha.t no prOVision ha.«; been made f aT a pl!l {'p In whlC'h to In'lke burl:1.ls, f.Yen temrlararlly. In con~e<1uence, should n C'a~e for ~he county unc!ertaker arise there WIll be no place to put the body. It will be actually on the hand~ \ f the county officials unless !=ome b~nE"vol£ nt person should come torward and donate a plot for thp. grave. For th!~ dl~gracetul state of affairs there se~ms to be absolutely no ex('usc. It Is !lOW o,'er three weeks slnce the BonrrJ. of Aldermen adoptc:-d a r~EO!ution that the' Corporation Counst>; be Instructed to nolity the c'lunty to cease lll-lklr'g it ~1Ilegal burials, and It Is ju~t twent:y days since the Coun(limen ratlftplt this r~ ... nlulfnn. A show at activity 'w as made by the Supervisors thr~e weeks ago when the committee of Finance and at LawR and Legislation were Instructed to report the condItion ot the Howard Cemetery and the county's rights there, it any. A sub-committee of Jnyestlgation reported through its chalnnan. Hamilton ""ard, that the county has no right whatever to bury fn the Potter's Fjeld, that It would be inadvisable to con~ tlnue burial there anyway and recommending immediate action. Supervisor Howard, a member of the subcommittee, presented a mInorIty re- preler not to surfer (rnm I malaria, yellow fever, cholera. leprosy or elephantIasis should not keep tubs ot fIItagnant water In their back yards. committee meeting wa~ called for 2 o'clock a week from today. A quorum was not in attendance. As one Super~ vl!~llr who, realIZing the urgency ot the ca!1le. waited tor a QUorum tw'o hours rem~rked: ' "It I~ a Shame and a disgrace the way in ""blch many ot the Supervisors neglect to attend to business on hanJ. Why, the chairmen of commltt£"es ac~ tuall~" h(n~e to request the members to attend committee meetings as per~ sonal favors. In many members at the Board there seems to be hardly a vestig£" of publie sentiment." Chairman "fenzles or the Finance Committee said last week that he would see that a meeting of the joint commlt~ tees was called today. "I was busy with something el~e and dIdn't haYe time to call a meeting" he calmly remarked this morning.' "I gupss we will hnve one next Friday." Snld Corporation Counsel Feldman this at:ternoon: "I have notified the county authorlties to eease burying In j>,)tter's Field and will ~ee that the notification I~ ('ompl1ed with." "Suppo~e the county has bodies on hand and no place to put them they wlJI have to be put there, wni they not~ .. "The- county has no right there," said ~fr. Feldman. "and it Its officials don't stop burying In the place measures will be taken to make thpm." SCORE OF I\FFIDI\ VIIS R£Vlt~ SUBMITTED BY KNELL ---'--- REVIEW Supt. Emerson Will Give Out a Statement Today Relative to Charges Brought Against I,. Vaccination Officers. A PCLL_ In San Franci~co. from June 9th to 15th, \\'111 be held the annual .e •• lon ot the Imperial Counen, Nobles or the MYstic Shrine. Dr, WaIter D. Gr~,n.e. Health Comml!tsloner, g DtIlenLB.te ot Ismamll Temple, has lsaued jOintly wJtb Potentate George F. Loaer ot Damascus Temple ot Rochester the printed ftlnerary ot the forthcoming pllgrlmage. For the BuJI'alo and Rochester Shrlners a Epeclal train bas been cbartered and wIll lea\'e Butralo ne-xt Saturday evening at 9 o'clock on the Wabash. The pllgrlmage w11l occupy exactly thirty days. Among the Butralo members ot tbe party wll\ be: Representatives-Potentate Walter D. Greene, Past Potentate Erastus C. Knight, George 1... Brown. M. D., Frank T Gllbert. PllgrllJUl-llrs. 'Walter D. Greene. Dr. and Mrs. Dewitt C. Greene. Dr. Frederick B. WlI\ard and wlte. Dr. John Grey and wife, Henry Haler, Reuben H. Coatsworth, Robert Bruce. C. G. TrestIawn and wlte, James GaS8, Councilman Henry C. Steul, Thomas H. Noonan. M. H. Dalley. R. E. 1\'11. Bon. all at Butralo; J, R. Kemp at StLoUiS, tormerly of Buffalo. In the party WIll be 100 Shrlners. In. cludln" delegations tram Roch~ter, Blnghamtonf WUkesbarre. ?tfontrenl, Toronto, Utica. Albany and Batavia. The train will con5i~t ot five Pullman sleeping cars and one baggage ca.r. There ",'111 be no changIng of cars, the train 8'>lng right tbrough. Leaving But'talo Saturday night, the train "'1\1 go to Detroit, to Peru, Ind .• and wIll arrIve at St. LoUis Sunday night. At SI. Louis tbe train wlll 8'> O\'er the Missouri Paclflc and wIll arrive at Kansas City Monday mornlnc. There ",'m be dinner at Topeka. Monday. Tue.day morning tbe train w11\ get to Manitou, and Denver wilt be reached on Wednesday. It I. expected that San Francisco will be reached Monday. June 9th. From the 9th to 13th tbe party w11l remain In San Francisco and will start tor home FrIday at 8 .a. m. There will be many StOP9 at Interesting points on the way back and But'talo w11\ be reacbed Sunday, June 29th. ,,·no I s MAYOR GOING NEl,~ News. TO CALIfORNIA. --NEWS Will Accompa'lY Party of Buffalo Shriners on Their Pilgrima~e. HO?tt'::t {~~~:::. ~r ~lip~~ ~ip~~i:lr~v:::m~~~~I:t sub~tlt\lted KIll JITov"n m08QuitoPs In dweJllng~ by tumlga.tlon with sulphur. formaldehyde, or oyrethn1m CP"rslan Insect powdPrl' Thp mO!lQultoes ~·Ilt be stupefied and ta 1 to thp fiOOT wherp they may be easily "wept up Rnd de~ tro:'o'ed. Burning pyr(lothrum po-n'd£>r out ot doors will keep mosQuitoes away trom the Immediate vicini_ ty. As a prryentlvp agaln~t bH£>s an appll. cation at 011 ot !'Itronf'lla, or a mfxturent this p~J(-ntiRI all with ca!':tor all, will be tound etfec-tlv£>. As a cure for blte!'l we recommend a ~olutton ot alcohol and glycerine In equal Darts. The mO~Qulto 8£"~On Is just In it~ infancy at present, and Dr. Gref>nf' holds It to be the duty ot all good cltlzon. to lend a hand toward the extermination ot thl8 pf'~t1ternu~ ene-my of humanity, .. It everybody pr£"yent~ the accumula. tlon of bre£"dlng places for mosQultof"s there will be tew ot them," .ald he. """e Rre not particularly (amOUR for our mo!=;qulto(>~ Rnd while those th it we have are not extTfnnely feroclou~, still We have Fome. There Is no rea. ~on why we ~hould not get rid oC theJ:e. One mO~Qulto may hnvE" within him thp pO!QslblJJtte!o' ot m:my dpaths by spr~adlng <ll!'=£"ases. "FlI"~ are another kind ot in~eC't "'hlrh !ithouJd not bp encQurag£"o to nour'~h In the kitchen . or anywhpre ".I!'(I In thp how:!£". Flle~ C'tlrn' t11~­ ea~e~ on their feet. ThE'Y may light on ~om~tblng that l!il InteC't£"d and thPyj arE' Sure to light on Fame kind at fo,)(1 The contact at file,' te"t I. dan,ierous to any kind ot too4-' FRA"Cl~t'O SAN SATlRD.,,"Y O:\' Flies, Too, Are Great Distributors of Disease and They Should Also Be Kept in Peoflte f county OffiCials Have Been Notified B(;~~H~IK't~H£nl~ ~LES .'on Not to Use Howard Cem~tery for This Purpose. NQUIRER. '?3f~Jj" Z/ COURIER. Chec~/ OREAT TRIP THE SHRINERS HAVE PLANNED dllOJ liE;' RULES FOR HOUSEHOLDERS .~'U 171 C Burtalo. I~ preparln,..: to aecompanl', h,s t ' !low member!'> o( I.imallia Ten,pl:-. of the ~Iy~t!(' Shrine, on Lhtll' IIgrlmage LO t~e Pacific Coa~t. Jh~ ~xcur!"lonists wlH lea,'e Buffalo on -i:·t9tyu·rday and wl11 be absent ~~ day~. ....'e 11I YI~lt Sou thern Caht'ornl3.. .~dn " I!ill'O. Oregon and Yellow3tun· Fran(' Park before r€'turnlng '. g the Buttalonlans who w!!l ,,;n .\m~n trip are Rpuben Cl)atswo .. t~, ~n t. CHeier Councilman }[t"'nr~. ( .. ':" nn RobE'rt Bruce. Dr'. D(> \Vltt ( .. Steul. . Georgt! L. Bro,,'n, Dr. I;"n·,l Green. Dr. \V 1.. a lth Commissioner 11, ~'iJltard. HE'F k T Gilbert J,:u~:(;'~ ran. " .. " D Greene. t ~r . . . 7 )1. Treglown a!\d oth·rarf':. _.~ (rO:-'~b' H ' 'the e:I(('ur~loni<:t'3 wll~ tle::t.\.~ nurn E'r ot . -1' _ companied by lheir \\ ,eo . . , ~obles r::- }.~ rom . . . .... . . . . .... ........... .. . ..... . .. .............. . ... ......... ..... ... .. ~PR(l~~CE NOW. 1:\:G'; BETWEE:-: HARD FEEL." .• - '~~§_""ND PHYSJA. s. );1: -,lYfi t;' -~ 0 :z- The distriet Ph)ZianS a d the memt 'the DistrIct Xurses' A~so('1a­ bers ;ave been on th£" out~ tor sume t:op It is said the doctor~ ari" 5UP( me. 11 membt>rs of that assoctaposed thO nca the\.' have poor ca:;e:!I. but tion w e o . z 'f"ount they haven't been doIng so, on at . ot (epllng exi~t1ng between t~f' ~wodiS. Commls~'on~r nrpf'n'" ('.aIle ted'. a) trict J)hY!o'lclnn~ ~ 0 l...... omce yestpr t the d also 8~kt>d represE"ntatives 0 an s to bE'" present. When the meet .. nurse f'omml~~lon£"T Grel>ne tng wa!l over. . . ' hard ~a141 there would b~ no more teeliDg. - �TALKFEST AT ALDERMEN'S MEETING COURIER COURIER. Lower House Members Give High School Girls a Sample of Their Wit and Oratory-Ald. Mar· tin a Frequent Speaker. WHERE FISHING MIGHT BE ALLOWED J.f/ (/ 2Marti~ ftudiatSAuthorship '-hi. . of Suggestions to Park Commission Though They Bear His Name-Words, Words and Much Laughter. :Ald. Martln held the center of th e alage at the Aldermanic meeting yesterday. It was one ot the most ta.lkatlve sessions held by the Board. In the rear of the chamber were several High School girls and Ald. Martin's vigorous outburst~ kept them in rare good humor. Inspired by the cra.clous looks of the fair sex. Ald. Martin could not contain himself, and had the fioor whenever an opportunl ty otrered. Ald. Huster and Ald. Martin mixed it up several Urnes and then was pandemonium at times during the ses8ion. When Ald. Moest of the InvestigatIng Committee reported in the case of 'Mrs. Goodwyn, about whose examination by the Civil Service Commission for the omce ot Assistant Health Inspector ot Mercantile Establishments, there has been BO much controversy. that neither the committee nor the !Aldermen bad any right to review the Bctlons or the Civil Service Commissioners, Ald. r..!artin, who has been reepon81ble tor holding up Mrs. Goodwyn's pay warrant, got the floor for th.. lItt1eth time. GALLANT MR. ~IARTIN. "I never wanted to engage In a fight ",Ith .. lady," said Ald. Martin. graciously bowing to the High School girls, "but I must Bay that the examinaUon under which Mrs. Goodwyn was ap· poInted was contemptible." Alter some lively but Irrelevant r epartee It was finally decided by a vote to 22 to 1, Ald. Martin alone being recorded In the negative, to adopt the report ot the committee. Ald. Martin and Ald. Adam clashed n & resolution offered by the form er, that the Board ot Public Works cau se to be removed all structures on the east aide ot 7th Street from Maryland to Hudson streets. Ald. Martin wanted the resolution adopted without a reference. Ald. Adam amended that It 'ha.ve a reference. The original m otion prevailed. Then Ald. Adam turther amended that all obstructions on the be removed. Ald. MarUn vlgoropposed this. He spoke at least a dozen times and finally s ucceedIn beating Ald. Adam'. amendment. G. A. R. RELIEF WRANGLE. wrangle, In which Ald. Marthe leading part, h ad to do ~ JI.,C~""f~~U;.~~u~,.~~ the ordinances provfdf the appointment by the Mayor A. R. man at a salary ot $750 a dlt'~=~O:::'I,d~III!8.~trlbute the $15,000 annually \I tor the G. A. R. reller. pO!!lltlon for seventeen years has held by Jame. W. Chatman. althe omce Is not provided for by ~1I1"'e.nce. After an acrimonious dlscusIt was decided to reter the proPOsed amendments back to the Committee on Ordinances. At this point In the proceedings the following was read by the cle rk : "By Ald. Martin: Resolved. That It being ap"e.rent that the Park Commlswill not permit fI.hlng In the Lake because ot the destruction shrubbery, the Park Com missioners requel!!ted to amend thelr rules so &I to allow fishing from patrol wagons, bicycles, automobiles, tricycles, ambulances, lee w&gons and garbage wag- ons." CHAMBER IN AN llPROAR. Evel"ybody laughed, the school girls clggled, and the chamber "-as In an uproar. "I would like to ask the clerk It any n&me is tJtgned to that resolution:' said MarUn . . 15." replied Clerk Susdort. on-ered that ," .ald Ald. think I know wh e'!"e It came ",as olfere4i'!1y one. of those cunning gentlemen," and he glanced In the dlrecllon of Ald. Su11lvan. Invitation. to review the annual Inopectlon ot the Police Department at the Front ntxt Saturday at 2 o'clock, Rnd the G. A . R. parade In front of the City H:tll on Memorial Day were received and accepted. Commlsslener Ward requ ested that he be directed to contract with Frederick W. Knlckenburg for making repairs to roadways and bridges, from the date ot the contract to Jun e 30, 1903. Mr. Knlckenburg Is the lowest bidder. The request was reterred to the Committee on Bridge •. CONFLICT OF DATE!. Commissioner Ward called tbe attention of the board to the tact that the Carl Strauss Conce rt Company ot New York had secured the u se ot Concert Hall on Jun e 26th and 27th. respectively, the days arranged for hol ding the High School commencement exercises. His comm un ication was reterred to the Committee on Schools. together with the Suporlntendent ot Education. When the clerk read the action taken by the Council, substituting the Warner-Quinlan Company for the German Rock Company In th e matter of the contract tor asphalt repairs, Ald. McEachern moved that the Aldermen r eenact their tormer action. "r amend that we concur In the action of the upper bouse," said Ald. Harp. "The Warner-Quinlan Company has conclusively proven that It Is the lowest responsible bidder." Ald. Harp's amendment was lost "nd Ald. McEachern's motion prevailed by a vole ot 20 t o 11, some of the Aldermen decllnln.: to vote. ~- Would LIke to Hear From Small·Pox. ~ ~''''(''''N'''': NEWS. w that the changing ot 10< t e present quarantine hO~1 rry street 10 to th tHe Questt" s con, why no ar Cr the· untort t l\ 0 hav been IDcare rated there 0 a whtch l5eems to be f'ntirely gnored on the part ot th e city tather8 and the land-grahbero, to wit: r. It (tne ;lr •• ent !!lite) tn a sanitary location? The writer Is reliablY Informed by a gentleman who was an Inmate laH Bummer that It Is criminal to think or spending any money tor the erpctlon of a new h08pital on the present Rite-that It Is noisy at all hours ot the night trom railroad trains In the rear; that the 8tenoh trom the "dump" and the old stagnant pond In the rear In hot weather 18 unendurable. Father Burke has been confined there tor the past few wef"kl!!. Perhaps hf! and others can quality RR to this Important tactor In the R{"1ection of a site tor the proposed new building', Should not a hospital ot thl. kind be located where pure air and freedom from noise as tar M posfllble obtains, and the writer does .not own a foot ot land in that location, and 8peaks trom a humane standpoint. SANITARIUM. Butralo, Ma.y 26, 1902. -l 1I18c "THAT'S ABOUT ALL" CHORUS COURI F EMERSON AND GREENE • COURIER Th Kn 11.Hellth-May-Ro"rd-of-Ed• e UCRtlnn-De""rtmpnt-ot-H,."lth CluI" hR" corne to an Inglorlou..~ enrt. A lawyer wnlkp.d into Rupt. ~mpr80n'8 office yeR<1<' ed hlm.elf of a tp-r~ny , alnd ~:~~:. -~hP~e w~rp aftldapac", 0. ( ocu b tantlat. the vlts f'om pe"pl~ Wh~ ~~1"0.1 Knel1 or Ch~rg~sNma2te a~~I~tl Dl'~. Heath and So 00 o. , I h Dp artment. Rupt. May of thd I~e~h~ am~ ..vlts would be Emerson sa d of Dr Greene placed In ~hrrl ~~; ~vould b~ filed. . D~;T~~~;~~b~ut all ~'ll have to do with th .. c&SP," Mid "Just hand the papers to Dr. Oreenp. "And that·s al1 I'll have to do with It,'' said Dr, Greene; "just flIp the pappre tor reteren(l;(I." The papers arrived in Supt. Emerson's otfl..:' just betore he was lea.vlng for the evening. "I'll lonk thPm over tomorrow," hp said, "(l.nd probably mllke" (I. statement concerning their content•. Supt. Ernc-rson h"d seen the amllavlts before they were put in legal form, and he had then said that he consldrred Prlnrlpal Kr.ell had vindicated hlmselt. l'fOre the ashes the Wells Elevaad.. gl' wn <;o.~, or its plIes or r d p.ln haq ~3"e smoking, good B an h ..oulh mernnomic sugg be "ting their tlngers to t setting their talking I ' t yoc eratlng. talked about the f e orror ot wet grain being redlcted another odorlterous s er ahead as Buffalo experl~nce a c uple of years ago when the produce from another elevator fire was set to dry all over town. And the tears of the cltlz€'ns communicated themselves to Dr lY P Grel"fa' Health Commissioner, who im med1ttely, although personally a. mild mannered man. began to show his teeth like cl. ferocious ten'fer, and. believing that an ounce of prevention is better than several pounds of cure, sent a letter to Capt. James Reed, Insurance adjuster, who was tn charge of the ruined grain product. to the etrect that It must be gotten out oC the city at once or leg-a I proceedings would follow and that It could not under any Circumstances bp. dried In Buffalo, or else that dreadful legal pro('e(>dlng would 1'0110"·, wow wow. And when the genial captain received tt, strange to say. he dId not look alarmed 01· in any way perturbed elthe .. at the threat of the legal proceedings or at the otbet- threat ot thp Health C'ommlssloner, un}e-ss it was immediately gotten out of the way, that he ~"ould procf'ed by force of arms Lo banish It beyond the olt" limit., but he thought a good denl on the .ubjoct nevertheless, for he had already sold the grain for t-htpment west, hut did not wish it to be Interfered with the next morning, as the tai"k of movIng was not to begin until the day after. So that evening he If'll a Htonning parts to the Grepne re!'ltden("(c'. \\"hel'(~ that good eloctor wns ~moking a. fragrant Havana on a. piazza, and bcslegC'd him In his own citadel and conveyed to him thf" gratltylng tntelllgence that vessel holds were already engaged for the transportation of thp. wet graIn to Toledo, whose inhabitnnts would during the entire !'ummt"r Deed no pcrfumeryor would need some very much It the,l did not like the ~tpnch ot grain, sir)\: . . the <on tents o( the Well. Is to bo d/led in the beautiful Ohio city. • l~~a: I drled~n I .. . I PESTHOUSE SITE PROMISES TO BE EXPENSIVE ONE. ENQUIR It: Land Companies Will fight Purchase of It in Courts--Costly Sewer Is Also Necessary. 1 ., {if ~ ;;: HERB l/.v:rY rpason to believe The prino'pal ,.bJector to lne .ltp ot (bot tt ' thc clt)- attt'mptc:: to pli\('e the Q1Jarartine HOf'pltal being 10..!.lted th~ J..Tf'lposed new Quarantine hp.re I~ the Hyde Park Land Company. Hosp tt9.1 on the lriaDgnla1" lo~ bOU1l11E-d 'rhls hni'!. ('ompany, in which Ser,:,nli iay Kens.ington Avenue and Eg,5\""rt VJce-Prrsi.l(lIH V.1.n Eacr.. o( the Xpw fttreetlnd the c!ty Itne, several land York C~ntral. 1\lr. Clouel of Lonoon. lmprovement companies will take the Eng., John N, Scatcherd ot Buffalo matter to the courts and protest and olh·:>!"s are: interested, is repr~::1ent­ against 1be lccation of the Ppsthouse t'11 by Frank Hamm<mn. the ge-neca there. Such action wlll IIkel} be taken :;:treot je" "Ier. At a meeting ot the becau!!ie theEle land companIes cll!m (ommJttee" hIch has the mgtter undf-r that th~lr land will deterlorilte. owing- "d\·I.emen:, held last Saturdn),. ~rr. to the proximity ot the Pe~thouse, Hamm')n j at.lJf'ired on behalf of Ald. Zoe-Her, fn whose warn the pres- ),1 e55 1"51. Van Etten and Cloud. fOnt QU1.rant~ne Hospital Is loeated, hAS l\lr. Hammond said that hIs company a reasol'l tor wanting to rid his w.lrd I protested agaInst the propO!ilied site on of the und€,flrable place. It means po- I the ground that the lncatlon o! the site llttcal innllE:n('e to him. He hal!! exert- would decrease the value of their land. ed every effort to have the present 5ite :1\lr. Hammond e:ald yesterday ro an En. sold, and the new one locate-d at [he quirer reporter tha t the Hltde Park !lbC'yf' cornpr. But It ha~ ,1e,·eloppd Land Company had about 176 acres ot that to loca!,· thp Quarant\~~ Ho"pltnl land In the vicinity ot the proposed at Ken~lngton Avenue and EggC'rt site. About sixty acres of the comStreet, as propOflE"d, ","ould entail enor- pany's land faces the proposed site on mous expense. Not only would the ex· the nOl""th side. The~e acre$ tront on l )pnSe of purchasing the lot !w incurrpd KenSington Ayenue. According to the but turther expen~e, ;suout whl<'h but Assessors' books, the land has been asvery little heen .ald_ sessed at $30,000. From the Intersection ot Bnlley and ~lr. Hammond said the Hyde Park KenSington avenues to the city limits Land Company's property extended In. there is no sewer In Kensington Avp- to Cheektowaga, but that its most valnue. The purchase ot this proposed uable property In that section rae-ed the site would flnal1y compel the city to propo.ed hospital site. It meant a make necessary sanitary arrangements great deal to his land company it the and It would be compulsory upon the &lte wa~ to be selected. He r(lgards the part ot the city authorities to provide I present ~Ite 88 the one, because Health a sewer for the hl)spital. To connect Commi!llsloner Greene says the pr(l~ent a se"·er to the main one in Bal1cl~ site '90·111 do, with a new building. and A\"enue would <ost at least $10.000, It that the residents or Ald. Zoeller's Is estimated. The dlstancp Is almo,t warti did not otrer any .,rong objection a mile. Besides It Is claimed that to the hospital when It was erected. KenSington Avenue, beyond Bailey Attorney John M. Provoost. repreAvenue toward the city limit •. Is full sentlng the Equitable Investment Como! r ock, and that blasting "'ould he pany, I. ot thp same opinion. This <omnecessary in order to effectually lay a pany has property that is assessed at sewer in tl;lat road. This ",'ouJd cau~e 1;125.000 ne-ar to the proposed site, and more expen!=:e. as these troubles are the eompan~- realizes that It the hosgpnerally ~onsldered by contractors pltal Is located there It will do Injur" bpfore any bids are submitted on con- to their land. Frank H. Hurd anti 'IV. tracts. Caryl Ely are interested In property The triangular plot consists of about on Kensington A'~enue npar Bailey twenty-five acres, which 113s bef"n o!- AV(lnue, and It Is saM that they are terea to the city tor $15,000 and a set· opposed to the location ot a pe~thouse tl(lmtn,t of back taxes, which are .at out there. The ~roperty In their names present a lien on tbe property. These Is assessed at $5.,000. Some memhers of the Common CounHene, "-'lfh. Interest, amount to about $6.700. Theretore tbe real cost to the ell think thn t thp offer ot Attorney city would be about $21.700. Fisher, on behalt of the Longnecker Attorney John W. Fisher submitted estate. I. a talr one and really worth the proposHI(ln to the rlty. He w\)uld consideration. Others think it I~ ton not tell whom he Tepresented. It has high. Nr. Fisher has promised to see ~een lear:100'd, upon Mr. Fisher's own if he c.-nnot submit a better propoA.dmisslon, that he repres(lnts the H'~r.ry sItton. At any ratp there is likely to be Longnecker t~tate, whl('h owns tha t long litigation over the rna tter If the plot ot ground proposed as a. sltf" for Commor Council decides to locate the The new Quarantine Hospital. Accord- Quarantine Hospital on the Longnpckpr 1ng 10 the bOOks In the Assepzors' office proP€'rty. The land companies w111 unth Is plot of lard Is assessell at $10,~00. doubtedly fight the scheme. I h". h ttf ,t..r/t! z~t. 7m.:so~; I �- , ) 'fl UAt WIth e Pa~ , ltner_ i <vlngJ .. h. Illent LAX UP£RVI OR ALLO WING BOO/£S ~J Tb GO U~BURI£D. K~~tL. )ij~lID~D. is Emerson's Opinion A~rful ,state of Affairs at the Morgue TttRegarding the School Principal's Charg-is, ,I Because Potter's Field ~ .Can= I 22 AFFIDAVITS SECURED, • • not Be Used. .1: 'suPt, F KNELL JUSTIFIED, SA YS MR. EMERSON ... ThfY Wer! Made by Persons Who .r. Familiar with the Circum • • tance •. [VE bodies lie at the Morgue awaiting burial by the County or Erie. One ot these. that or a man named Bunk, months.has been there ['or over two I The County Undertaker says that he has no place to pu t them. As has al~ ready been POinted out in The Enquirer ·FNQUIRER. the matter or the County's illegal burials In the Potter's Field has been belore School PrinCipal's Charges Against Doctors Are Handed Over to Health j -/ Commissioner Greene. - O! the CommJtlees ot Finance and or La \vs and LegIslation or the Board of Supervisors tor several weeks, but nothing definite has been accomplished. There appe'lTS to be absolutely no exCUBe tor the sHuation. Hamilton Ward as chairman ot a sub·commtttee or In~ vestJgarion, reported ten days ago that immediate ,action was urgently needed. A minority report to the etrect that mattErs were not SO bad as had been repJ'P!IIenterl In The Enquirer was pre,-.J sented by Supervisor Howard, who I. Rlso chairman ot. the Committee on of tbe Depart- that they they bad came to vocclY :;'ent ot. ubllc Instruction said nate the chtldren. , La W8 ano LegIslation. This proved h h h She charge~ that the two phYSician, f'Ufficient tv hold up the report then. thb mor ng t llt e a d exam· looked untidy and unkempt In appearan~ A meeting ot the Joint COmmittee fned the affidavits gathered by Prjncl~ and after taktng ott their hats and coats pal Knell tn support or his accusations they WeTI."' directed "Where to go by Mr. which had t been charged to look Into the Howar } Cemetery qUp.stion, and against the conduct of Doctors Heath I<:nl'lJ. Dr. H eath went to Miss Morey's and May of the Hoo.lth Department. room and Dr. Maq to ]'l1s5 'Vestcott's whleh hao beE'n calIed for 2 o'clock a Mr. Emerson said h~ believed that 1\.!r. room, to vacclhate Children, Miss Elckel. week ago Tues't'lay, did not take placl! KnelJ was Justified In making the berg l'Iwears that Nhe heard Mr. I(nell tpl. been use there were not enough SuperMay that he "\\-·anted with each achild's arm vlsvrs sUffic!ently Interested to come f<latemp.nts he did make, and made the Dr. clenned, antl~E'pttcI8(>d ~eparate to make a quorum . followIng stu.tement: piece at Colton. and that Dr. May repltec"' Since that time up to the present "Severnl weeks ago Mr. Louts J. Knel1, In a grutr' manner that such treatment principal or SchoOl No. 44, on Broadway. V,""3R not ncce~sary. neither Chairman Menzies ot. t.he nenr PE'rson Street, stated that certain .MI~s Elckelberg swears that Dr. May FlnanC"e Committee nor Howard ot. the phn,lc1ans connected with the Depart- instructed MiAS Westcott to proceed Committee on Laws and Legislation, me'nt or Health. who came to his school u!'ling on (> piece or cotton on a fult row· ot last Xo\,ember to vaccinate the children. ten chlldrf'n, which was done. The atn- has ~een tit to have another meeting. And now the Board ot. Supervisors were at that time In. an unfit condition da,1t :-:ays: to do the work properly. Atterward~, at "That dt>pon(>nt next sa". . Dr. May and and incidentally the County ot Erie a meeting held In the office at th~ Health Dr. Heath afte- r the luncheon -period, has a pretty scandal on hand. Comml~sloner at a time when I was un· The:r came to :!'tfr. Knell'~ orece In the Ot the five bodies now at the Morgue fortunately absent from the clt}~, It was ~chool : that Dr. )!ay's t~ce looked flu~h­ awaiting disposition by the county, and made to appear that Mr. Knell failed to (>d and his E'}"(>!1I were red and Inflamed which the county has no place to bury, ~ubHantlatE' the charge~. In tact. thr and hE' lookf'd llke a man who had been four have been there over a month. It newspapt'r rt.-ports, which I presume were drinking and was Dartly Intoxicated. correct, .placed him In a bad light, and "Deponent fUrther says that Dr. Is customary to keep the unclaimed upon my rt>turn to the city I told hl~ Hea th'" !RCt" also was much nushed and bodies in the COolers two or three weeks that he ought E'lther to have wlthdrav. n that hiM l.. .... {'~ were even more Inaftmed in ord£r to give relatIves a chance to thl> charges Or ~Ignlfied his w~lIngness and heavy ' than Dr. May's; that he also come and claim them. t~.1i~O\.~a~h~~ently placed In my hanns looked a s It he had been drinking llnd Four or thfse five bodies are now ,,, ·enll· bWO"n "tat"mcnts ot reputable was under the Influence at Intoxlcantsi. 3." altln~ bunal. the time limit either • '"' ... ot them parents or athat Dr. InHeath leaned t.or heavlly againSt" table the office support and havIng lU1SSt'rl, or the relatlvt's havmg clUzens, a majority otbt'rwlse related to pupfI~ at Principal nnally Aat UDQn a corner at it; that Whl19 ~tat~d that they are nn!lble or unwtlIKne-It's s.chool, ha,-Ing cognlzR.nce at the sitting there he tried to vaccinate 8. Klr) Ing to pay the burial expenses. tacts In the ca:;;e, and these atndavlts who had formerly been a pupil In School N one of these tour bodies Is very would I think convince any nerson that No. 4(; that his hands fl:hook consIderably plelsant to louk l1fl>1n. ·Jne. that of :\otr. Knell wa1f justlned in making the and he talked a "reat dea.l tn a. loose.. jl!Jchllel Bunk, a Pole, who was l:flJed original chargt·~. These atHdavlts were incoherent and dIsconnected manner." a tr.:l.in on )'larch ~4th. is In a hortoday placed In the hands of Health Com· Se,'e"al other teachers made amdavlte by mls:eloner Greene. • rible stdtt!. a dec;crlptlon Of whic.-h "I make this statpment to clear the of a ~Imllar character, Including MI!'IS '~"ould Ot! too grue~ome t.or the public School Dl!partmenl ot the Imputation 'YE'stcott. L?ulsll n:och ot No. 1319 Broad_ ~·rlpt. that it has among Its principals a man WRy who had her two children at the Another body that Is awaiting the capable of recklessly calumniating school amI witnessed the vacclnaUon. of thE' counh· tor a decent burial other cltluns. I bE-lIeve that :Mr. Knell's She cbargl'~ that Drs. May and Hea.th. plea~ure 18 that or Michaf"l SchOllogl, late of No. action was dictated by commendable mo- looked "dull and ~Ieepy, and ncted In a 134 Erie Strt-E't. He was kjJIfii on April tlves and that he was actuated by what stupid manner, and appeared to deponent tllty-one days ago. His relath'es. it he conSidered the- best Interests ot the to bi' under the influence or str0Dl' 7th. 1~ said. claim to be unable to burl' him. School Departmf'nt and by a proper de. drink." not In $uch n bad condit on RS sire for thl' protection of the pupils under PrinCipal Knf'U's own nfildavlt Is pft.fta 1\·htle thoBe ot Bunk. it Ie Impe-ratfve that his hi h ' Ucularly strong. He says that Dr. Heath rl'malns be rf'move-d In the very n('ar {uGreene this atter- looked as It he were under the influence turc. noon r~CI.:I\'t!d the amdavIt~ collected by ot some drug, and as deponent thahn ex- BUll llnothC'-r uody Is that o{ Jo~eph Principal Louis J. Knell of School No. pre~tled. it appeared that Dr. Heat was Bchlefier, who wa~ killed on April 26th. 44 Hupportlng- his charges against Dr. "doPE'Y." over a month ago. There Is no n'ason Heath and Dr. May o! the Health De· Mr Knell's affidavits ctte the com. wha1r.:·vrr for retaining SchlesE'r's body, parlm('nt. The papers are sensational laln'tR made-' by Stonewall J , Belle Isle, f:(lnce his relotl'·{-~ In Cleveland have been ones and ~lnte da,maglng Cacts concern-j gharlott(' "\-Vlnkler. Annie Kinzie, J"ohn notlfled nnd hove refused to have anyfngo the phY81c1an~ 8Pllearnnce and COD- TugkE'Y LoulRa Stromberg, Magdalena. thing to do with him. dUCl, which the latter vehementllr deny. Goemb~1. David Bruce and other parents, The fourth body Is that of Marco Ta. Dr. Grl'cne said hE' would take no ao- who also make affidavIts of a. slmllar na .. ('ocche oC No. 11 Myrtle A\"t!nue, who was tlon In the matter until he rl!lurned from t ra . kJlled on the Dehunlre & Lackawanna California . The all('ged acts of the doc- u . RaILroad on April 25th, The unfortunntt;: tor.!!: occurred under Dr. ',"ende's admln. man'S remains have been at the :\Iorgue Istration fOr thirty· three days. He-len Erekpberg ot ~o. 39 ?tItller AveThe nfth hod\' a,valtlng disposition by nue, made an affidavit concerning the the county I~ that ot n child. which died conduct of Drs. Hf'llth and May. She on ),fay lith and became a county charge, says ahe- was working as office assistant owing to lhe tact that Its Darents are to PrinCipal Knell on Nevember 21. 1901. About 11 o'clock In the torenoon t'V."'O men v~r~T~~~~e the~ bodle" nnt burled?" was came Into the office whom shp attprward asked or rounty t:'"ndertaker \Vedeklndt learned W('re Drs. Heath and May, and thl~ aft"rnoon. "Becnu~t' thf're f~n't any place to put them. On May 5th the Board ot Aldermen "oterl that lht~ Corporation COUn!'lel be requt'Stt.'d to notJ(~· the county authorItfes not to put nn)" more- bodle!Ol In the Potter'R FIt>ld. Mr. Feldman has lient out this natfnclltlon and 1 have no auMM~"CIAL thorltr, to go and act on my Own ac. S /...r 'I _LT. E:lfE~SON .t~t.d ~e~lt~g~ommISl'IOncr I ~EACE PROl ... AIMED, f r Cl Physiciane and Nurses Came to an Understandinr; Through Dr, ....:; Greene's Efforts, 1Cnl~' I I ~n,.totl i omm::=: ", ]IPil<.'l'tnoker :r('~tprdn'- 1IE'~ tIll' IIbtri( t pIIYii.i('jn~I'" of th~ C'it;r aud JJlPWhPI'~t of th,. Di~trkt Xlll'~e!'oi' Af'fO;o<'iatiotn. For ~nmp limp thfrP hn~ hpf>ll {rictiun 1,e1\\",.pII th., f)n('tors 0:1(1 till' nnr~w~. It/ WtlS dniml>,l 11.'· fliP Inu('r thnt Ih,. phr:-;j. ~:inJ]~ .,'li(] not ., ;nmmon lhplll to Ilttrn(l/ lloor t'll~I'"'. aIthou~h thpy WPI'(' !'OUll. posr/~ to rio "t!. Vr. 4 :I",,£'n(" talhrll til tln:'1 wnJ'l'Ing lnt"flon ..... nIHI willm thf:" ('uufpr·, f',we -n'UIo> l"I'"("r it WRS nnnolln/·prj that thr mi!'ltIlflpr~taurlillg8 hnd he-en pXJ)Jnin~'d nnd th~lt .t1wrf> wonld he no llIorp trouhle fmUl slIluhll' f'nl1S:N~. _, I I C~~B~t '18 thE're no placE' that they can bep~.tJ'~t thnt I know of. There Is the Alms. hO\.l8f1 ce-metery, but thpy won't lE't 'j,·ou ut them oul thHe. I understand t at burials made by thE' Almshouse thf're are to be stopped, too." ~1I iiI hat"e examined the alfidavlta eat,.. ,nilted to me by )lr. J{neU an~ I bell.v., in con!'lequence, that Mr. Kndl was jU8~ tified in maklug th! statements which h. made." That was the opinion exprp~~ed by" Supt. Emerson of the dpportment of public instruction this morDin~ whE'n he "'8S questioned regardin~ the ('htirgNI reeenLly moue by Lou;" .T. Knpll, prlnripnl of srhooJ 44, to the ~tf('ct that Du. William H. H.ath and William B. :\Iay ot th{' health departm{'nt were intoxi(,8t. e() whe-n they vaccinated ,;ome of tbe pupil. in )1r. Knell's school. ){r. Knell ,has been at work for <:rome-- time ~ettlng affidavits fJOIIl nersone who kn('l'W the eircum.c.t.,uctS and these nrudn"0h hsye OE'I'n Mthmitted to Mr. EmprsoD. Tb{'T "'iIl be turned over to R",s.Jth CnmmislIionel' Grepne some time today. ""-ill yon state the natnre of th@ at. fidnvitt;?" ~t r. Emerson was sr::;ked. ""0. r won't do tbat," he r~pli.d. TIH'D h. ndded the statement qnoted above. "Haye you examined the atl1dllvits C"arpfully. or -n'a~ your examination of thPtn merply superficial?H was 8~kf"d. "r looked them o~er prett, thnrougbl:r.~ replied Mr. EmerSQD. HTbere nre ~2 n!fidal'it.q in nil. and they cont"incp m~ thnt Mr. Knell did not make the ('har!r;Pl' "antonlT. The affidavit!!; are from perrone who were present at thfl time the \"8('. ein:tting was done and -n-Ilo are (,OIDl'etrllt to t.1I what tb.y saw. Tb. peopl. in thut srh:)ol dietriC"t do not care to tolNnt\! su('h ('onduct on the pnrt of pubHc o[fi('jul~~ That is one ren~on why I hat"e dpcid"tJ to mnke thi8 Rtatement. I shall tum I b(l atHd8yits ot"er to Dr. GreE'ne today:' I I ?uarantlne Hospital Site ;r Dlspute~ e fi£t will 800n be on it n 'e- rio ant e tt~~ is m~to m~the Quar. ~Pltal ahOU~~Ch an a ot ~h e.~'ri..v""o K,nsl ton; and t rry, a load Id be .adoled on the tax y e lII~e tbat a ..ewer nearly a. J long uld have to be constru ed rough te itory ,,'here the rock crops u to the surt.ace. Nothing bas yet been beard In the way ot protest trom Ald. Harp ot the 26th Ward, but land compani .. and cbeerfully will •• Ing la.wyers are ready to contest the Kensington Invasion to the bitter end. The case will probabJy be the sarno ,,'herever a Site Is picked upon BS de-.Irable tor the proposed new building. The Quest and lLCcompanylng discus.. lIon have been going on for the put Iltteen yea"" with no progr..... The city Will! tortunate In having the old bospl taJ when the smallpox epidemic ot last tall occurrred, elsa it would have bad no place in which to lsolnte the pa.tlents and the disease would have be~n more dlfflcult to control. That the structure was an unfit habltatJon fur human bE'lngs was discreditable to the munlclpaUty-'the continued neglect to replace It with a proper hooplta) Is almost criminal. The same kind or in. oJIuence which retuse. the Institution a place In any other part of the ('"tty seek. to drh·e It Crom the 18th Wllrdthat ot. a tew owners ()( nelghbr,rlng land. Their Interests should not be cnn~Idered as ot Importance In comparison with those ot humanity amt the gen .. eral l'o'eltare. Ald. Zoetlpr may Smag-Jne that he rnadp Borne small political capital by upsetting the rp('onstructlon plan which Borne tlm~ R~(l was In a lair -n·ay tor ndoptlon, but his courSe was not public-spirIted or C".ommendahlt". In all probabllltl· the hoopltal will ha"e to remaIn whe-re it l!l'. It' another epidemic should fin~ It as unfit as at prescnt, the sitUation would be very shame- tilt I tul. �eYI!' "''''y d •• nder Dr. able . Sat tlng who hOOI Isld_ In a cted "-Id "'.U who VITS' ON D<,pont"nt further ~AFq fhat Tlr. Hrnth's tnN~ nl120 Wa_ much flushftd. 80ft that hiM f"St'ti W(Iore ('\'('In Olore '" in fJnU1NI II nil heRl',\' thnn Dr. :'tIny's: thnt ho also look~ PO MI if he hAn bE't"D drinkin~ ann 'VA." l1ndf'lor the inftnencp or intoxi('tt:lt"i; that Dr H(Iollth 1£>nn('(1 hp8'ril.\"" ll..:aiO!ilt It til hIt' in the oltl('e tor f'tlnpol"t, and fin!lIly fl. n t tll10n a <'o rnf"r of it : thnt \yhdll ~it . 1.. tinJt t~r(' he tried to '-Rl'C'in8~e R J!"irl who harl t'orOl('rly b('(Ion a pnpiJ in s chool 44: thftt hi. bonds sbook ron.i<I-l'I1hly, nnn be tAlk.d ft greot rlp.1 in .1 100'. iucoh€.'rpnt nnd di~("nnnp('tE'fl mann~r." ' Thp RIUdRvit of Principnl Kn~1I otnt •• that Dr._ Heoth and )rA~- appen .." nt hj~ t;('hrml 011 tht> 2J s t of X O'rPlllhpl', lorn J "' j I>A .. to 'fRN." innte the c hildren ; "that Dr: Reath lOOked if be Were noder tb. in. fllleoee of 8001(" dMtg, and, as deponent then expressed Il it npp •• r<'d to de""nent that Dr. Heath WitS 'dopey.' " Mr. Knell tbeo corroborate. lbe .tat~­ I !l)ent of Mi •• 'Veeteott with reference to the U88 of the 88me piece of ootton Statemen~ 00 the armA of ten <,bildren • .-ad ..,.s that Dr, BeRth. in another room. u wne ing They Did in rongh with th .. rbildren sod wa. mnkiDg no uDue<'r!llll3rily Inrre scarification mark upon thtir nrm~, and 8JSO that h€.' wa~ roughlr jobbiog the vaccine llOint into thr C"hiJdreo'. nrmR ofter scarification." Affldavit8 regarding the <'onditiOll (It tbo dortors Rnd tbeir work 8t Ichnol 44 ... nloo mode by Dn"dd Bruee Of 134;:; Broadwny. who lI.a~·8 he saw two m ~n pORS hiEt hon9(", "Rtaggering greatly," thllt tbfY "oPI1Pnr(l>d to bp. ,pry 1l)urh unde r the influence ot liquor," :md thAt he "rt~r"'nl"d I~.rned they "'oro Dr. ~h, ODd lIr. H~.th; b, Stono",.,11 J . B.II. ble ot 1345 Broadwn~'. who was " ' ith Mr. Bruc.; by ~Jal')' ,r. Wooley of 134<; BroadWAY. who says ftbe p;nw th E' doct()N "tollgt'rjnl' fwd went m"pr to thp ISrhool Health Commissioner Greene this t.rnoon received from Supt .. Emerson_ the . to kf'Pp tbpm trom "ac("iDntin~ hE'r children; b, Dn~id Hardi e of lll(lo B ..... a.Jamdnvlrs ."bmilted by PrlUcipal I,noll way, who flOY8 he Rll'\" thll doctoN' stagwith rti(>rrnct' to hi~ cbarges that Drs. gpring on the p,trp{>t: by ..\nnip !\:im~it' nf He8th ond ~lay of the h.alth dppart· 248 Per~onR fltrpN; hr Edward F. ment ~'ere Intoxicated ~'hlle 'rn(,(,11l8tl~g ('hilrlren nt hi. ocho')l, aod Ulst the, dl.<1 I Hoemhlo of l~R(l Rro.c\wny;~, .10.ophino "-nlkpr of r510 Fmnt n'rf\nue, ft. ttln('b,r not lise pl'op£>r tlntl~ptic methods in thf'lr .t .ohool 44; hy ,TlIlin H. 'Iorey of 461 work, A.tHdl1'fits nre mftde by about a ~"rnnklin fttrE"<'t. Also a tE'Rrh E'r: hy .T.)~p. score of p~rsons. some of them teacher::l phin. ~r , Brn"'n of 144 Rolkirk otr...t. 10 the sebonl. • aoothpr tpnf"hpl'; hy Eliznhroth 'Vills at The nmdn,lt of )11 •• Go"e"leve :;;. 13·jll BrondwRY; hy Cho!'lott" \\,illkl,' r W.,tcott of 61 Day'. park, a teROher lD or 111011 Bro.,]",.)': h)' ,rngrlnipull "cbool 44 .tat •• U,ot Dr. He.th "'ent to Gopmblr or ]2~r, Broadway: by Lonisa her room' on th(> morning of tbe 2ht" of Knrh of nIIl BroAd",.)"; U)' LillicLn XO'f'ember Rnd vac('insted the .puPll~1 Rr('itwlC"!,\pr ot 2G Ro01mt] :t'r nI1P; by that abe a!1kl!d him ho"Y many chlldr~n a Frrd Tippmnn, jonitor or the ~chol')l. arms should be clenned ,,-itb on~ pIece H~.Jth Comm; •• lon .. Gr'lll' .aid thia nf cotton dipped in the onhsephe, snd aftprnoon thRt he would take no action on that hE" repll'Pd: "One row." Thtre the RtfirJR 'f'itFt until aft~r his return from W~rt tf'll rhl1dren in each row, ContinCalifornia, whither he will 1"0 on Satnruing, )110~ ",.. teott eR)'S: dRY, to be gone th"". or four week •. "-ben "nepon~nt thtu pro(,t'ed~d to eAt'l'y out hf' COQlAR bat'k. h~ will examine the amdathp iU8trUl"tifluII of Dr. lIar, and was so d.'I"I: wh.n ~lr. Knell, the prllldpRI of I vits snd tnke suc h action a. be tbiok. nf'(,ps~8ry, the !IIrhool. came in to pep how the work The arts of the dooto . . . . ferred to in W8f!, Ilrogrl"(Htlng; that nftel' being there I the aLDdnvit. occurred hpfore Dr. Greene 1'- few mom("nts he mAoe influiry ot dapoDhf'l('omo health commisl'lionf!r, during the "lit ilK to 'the number of arms , that were regime of Dr. EmeRt W'nde, bring cleant'r!. with It ~iDgle pi(lce of cotton. sod depentnt tolrl ~Jr. K"ell U,.t she waR u~il\~ on'!' piecE' of cotton for n. row of ten rbildren. snd )Jr. Koell enid, in l'nh!lltnnf'f, tbat that was not th~ WilY he wirlbecl to hnn- thp 'r8('cinatinl; done. nnd that tlil! arm of PDl' h "hild should be wn-.httl with a 8f'pnrnte piece of cotton dipped in lh. anti.eptic: that Dr_ )Joy thPD ~poke in ft gruff manner and said that f1;ueh treatm£'nt wn~ not. lll'C'ess8r~·. Dnd at the :-nOlf' time altsin instructed drponent to go on a •• hp had b.eo and UI:'(> olle pic('c of cotton for a full row of tpo (:hildrPIl." )Jj .. Westrolt 0180 .old thnt later on "Dr. ~rn\' and Dr. H('ath ('nmp iuto h('r room ng~jD; thflt th<' halls we!'p !l'II'd 1\"ith ('hlldrfln, ftod Dr. Hl'nth WUti ~unuk­ jn~ a ('i~orettp; thnt hp was v(Orr t8.I"-:tthoR and nrtt'd as if h(' WRR It1:trpDwl,Y f'x('itE'd. nnd hl~ rf'mnrkR wpre inrohprc'nt nnd rli~connrc:·tf'(J; thnt h('o bonMI',l of the number of rhildrpn h(' had l"3('rinntl'd in ~o 8bort n time; thllt Dr. )Iny nlso,) h08!'ltI'd of tho fact thnt h~ had voocinntl'd O\-pr 40 childrE'n in th, f.Ohort tinH" that h. hnd heen ",o,kln~; that the whol •• wo!'k of in~flf"('tllIg thp l'hildrt'n's nt'D1«, d'-'anioJt them nnd thpl1 drf"~8ing thl-"Ul woe: rlono in 0 ,.('t'y hl1tripd nnd in~1tnkjl'J1t mnnnpr; tlUlt no c.p~ of nnr kin,1 'Yj'rp ~il'E'n to the rhlJdrpn to put O\,f'r thp plnce whprp thPS hnd b('rn 'rncf'iu:tu<tJ, nnd th~re '" ~ nothing to pr(>ve-nt thl'ir t"'lothp" from rllhbing Rnd pl:tiekin~ h) the wou1lfl; that dt'ponl'nt W('l1t from her room to th(1 J'lrinripoI'R OfficE', Ilnt} whilp In the holl ~hf" "an- SaIne chtldrrn who hnr! bpon "orcillntrd hy flr. HORth ' " )Ii" ~lor(,y'R room Rhout half an hour hpfol'(-J nnd wholle nrms were "pry mncn (oO<'8rffif'd: thot the blood W06 flowin;.:- tr(,pl:; down thplr rtrml". nnd thp rhildrtln could not IHlt on tht"ir rlothpH while thr.ir Rrm~ "'fire in il11('h ('ondition." Hplen Eic'kelborg, olllce ••• iolunt to PrindpftJ I{nell. mnk(,1 nn ntHc1Hrit t~) the KOJn(" errp('t 88 :\fi8~ "-eRt('o,tt'~. r('~nrdin/: the im~tnl('tion~ to 11Mf' Qne pit'co nt rottnn tor R row or tt"ll ,'hiloren, htll"Ing been in the room at tb- time. ~h" .or. tnrth~r: "Thnl rI~pnnpnt noxt onw Or. )10 •• Rnd Dr. Heath ottor tho I"ncheon p"riod: tht"y rRmp to )(r. Knpll'R offtr(' in the ""h"ol; th.t D ... ~lny·. tA'''' Inoked Hu.h.rl, nnd hi. rye_, WPt. rl'rl ""d inilnmcu, lJld h. l(Iok~d IIk~ a lIlAn who hod 1".0 KNEtt'S CHARGES. They Have Been Turned Over to Health Commissioner . Greene. hel DRS. HEATH AND MAY a. :-6- of a Teacher Regard-l Whit Her Room. AS TO at- I Q I I 1 �pRINCIPAL KNELL FILES ASCORE OF SENSA]IONA I RE.VIEW, by .Josi phinp \\"alkfl' or ~o, rao Frc.mt ..\'t'11IW, a lf~a('h"'l .H ~o, 44 :-a·hool. She !it.ILt-S that \\ hpn the uodors ('arne to Iwl' 1"00111 to \":lC'dnate. thp ta(,('H and al'l iCrlU1 of hoth indkaH"d tholt tht'y Wert' uncit"'" tilt--' hltlUt'I1,·t· of 11quor. Hpath sJIlokt'd III the room (LIltl ll£'pollt'nt dailll!'1 tlHlt \\-hE'1I htJo ~:It down at a tHblt; h,. l'ould hardly kf"Pp awakf', CORROBORJ\ TION OF CHARGESf\GAINST -THE TWO PHYSICIANS TOLD A POLICEMAN ABOUT THE DOCTORS HI'lIf" J~JI~ In hlR affi(l;Jvit stat('~h.lt \\h,·n he :-oct\\' th .. 1WO uo~.'tOI'S on tlw ~t1f'(,\ h(> \\{enl Jtt on.-.;' to thf'o ~dl(lol and told ]{nelJ lhat ht~ ~houlcl not alitJ\" tlwJll to ('olllinue \·(if"dnatln:;. Hf> I(,ft tht" building, Wid about tht' fluLt(jl"~ to PatrohU:ln Tu~ky and th£> 1\\0 l"t'tul'ltt'd to Jlrinl'ipai Kn~n'li otlkt". l'n .. n then told the do<,tor~ tlwt ~f'\· ... l'a. 'J~1·S011~ hau l'Olllpl"lluf:'d tha t tJu·y \\ rl e into:\.I{'Htl'lJ. Hf'llp [sle ~w~al'!" that Dr. :\I;ty th .... n !-'alC)~ ""'itO Hays Wt:> are nrJt {'aJl~-tulf:" of doing thl~ \ accinaliou"" and thllt h(' I'f'plit'ci; Hr fol' ont'", c1;llm tl1<.1 t you IU'(' drunk," DepoJ1t>nt Iht-n ldl Iht' butlrtJng tlntl latt'r tolaw thf' two (h..l"Iors I"l8ndlug HI Hroad\\uy and Per!-Ion ~trt't'l, ~\\H.ylllg wbout on tht'ir ff't-t .tS though lht'Y lYt."re drunk. Officers Are Alleged to Have Used But One Piece of Antiseptic Cotton to Clean the Arms of Ten T estinl0ny of People Who Saw the Doctors Going Into a Saloon. Rough and Unprofes ... sional Treatment Charged. Julia EER ACTIONS AND CONVERSATION ATTRIBUTED TO DRINK OR DOPE ordinary J"Ult"'li \\"l1J not aptll),' EMERSON'S STATEMENT KNELL VINDICATED I I']\lJJllS that the \\ huh" ,,"01 UIIU!-', the I ing dle,<log, "U" dooolo a {hlltllt:II's I rt-\ k of In:-:p dt'urlng anu BUlTU"!>' ~1<IIPY of ::-\0, -It:l Frallklln :4trpf"t, a It''H lUI" In ~o. 4-4 'Rd1001. SWt'.i\1'S that the \'a<.:cinaling \\a~ donf" ~o roughly that ~On1e of tht rhtltJrpn had to .)oOtey olrt~r ~<.:hool rOl thl"t'f'-quartf->r~ of all hour be.rore the ~(,:l1-ifkatil}JIs on thf'-il' ilrms stOJlI~d ble,dlng n<t\' id Hardie makt-~ aftld1t\'1t that ht ~n w t\\"o IUf 11 whom ht' aC·t(-l'\\ ards lenlned were Dr~. May and Hf'ath, walking n(-il) :0\0, ·H ~l'hool a~ though l"tOXI··;1 tt-'d ,\J1d whE-n he pusst-d thE'nt A. Ih. HE\,lEW in(01lne<1 ii' l'~a<1er' hUllled <lnelln20 affid::t.\il~ ha\'~ bet::n J~lid ' ~uml'it:'nl 1l1afllwr. that no ~~l'~ \'~le h{> ~1Ilt<'1\f'd .:t !"Itrong odor uf liquor. before Supl . Henry p, Emcr,,)n of Ihe gJ\'on 10 WOlec·t tllp "<lUlld and 1I0t'h\lury J. Wooley of No, 134 BroadlJf'pal'tmcnt \)f Edu ('ation and Dr. \Yal- ' "a~ U.01tP to.. 1.)r~\t"tLt. ll~;. (.lv:hE.·~ "BY. ~aw tw" Ult'J1 whoJt1 ~he knew to -.. . . f'upt. Emerson ;\.(·I..'01'd1n& to promJst' 1 rr()U1 rubbing f1g.UJl!'<t .uhl .!-; .. llklllg to ht:' th,. dupwrs ~huftling along {he strt~l ,.t:'r D. (,r"f'IH", Ht'alth CommH;!"-lOner, ' • the \\OUIlU. a~ Iho\ll;h ntox! ·atE-d. flganLng the ('hnrg-t's that vaC'l'ina_l~ued out the fo.lo"lng ~tatf-mellt in 'iun oll''''OI', III the "'1111,loy or Ihe City willIng YHtt',d"y afl"nwon: '\f~nt t(l . Yo. 44 sl'hool, l'(rMwr of Broad"~\-eral \\f?'ek.... ~go l'rr. Loll;~ .1. ' \\.IY lIod 1" ...·'on SII""I la, I fall Ul1tit Kn('lI, pllndl',,1 of ':,Iloot No, H, Ull to d,~("har~e the duties to \\hh-h they Broaowal, ntar Per!'lon Str~E"t. st!lted I \\"t Ie Rt=:!-"ignl"U and that ,th~y fail ell to that certain phy~i('ians l'OI1Ilt'ct~d with I )I:-:~ \\'t!'"t{'{ltt tt!ll~ oC hco ,·'ng SoI-f'n Dr. Jam e~ p, Barr, ,,·ho~f" office :~ II'Ct-fonn the \\(lr)\. propp,-l)" th(- ?€'pal'lInt"nl of Hfo.llth who came t'ome of Ih(> dllihht'n h;\lf an hour 1\!..WI o~~ the stl t'et from ~o. H 8(:hool, Thpse chdrges \\ert=> m,..."1.de at a meet- to hlti ~chool 1a!-Ol Xovemhf'r to Hf.('(:I-1 ing lIf the- Prim lpa}s' A~~ol'iation by nate the ehJld.ren were at that time tn, tt'1" th~ oTJ€'r. lton \\Hh arms '\'€ry ~tates that !:I€'verdl perf\on~ came to h 1ct Prlne'lpsl 1.0u is J, Knt'n of No, 44 ~hOC,)1 an u.nifh ('ol'llldtiOll to uo the work prop- : mut h ~linitif·d: that the \)1,0(;·J wtt,!'; tlm~f' .lnd ~aid thal the dOt·tor~ at tht! stvenll 'H!t"ks 8,.,""'1. Hpalth ('om mis- forly. Aftel'\\'anl~ at .1 mt"f:'ting ht'ld In I lIo\\ing floely do\\n their .trm!", itl'lU !-i ..)J1""l' fil'e ~np hl-'Id Oil in\'e=--tigation at the (Iffice of th.., ,Ht'aith i('otnI11li~~iont:r I thE" dlJldl'~1l i oul<1 nvt Jlut on tht'ir ~l·hool \\ere drunk. He ~a'\- Dr, He:ath a I"I:' ... ult 01 which DI'~, \\' illi.11ll II at a ttme- when I wus unforLunatE'ly flb- dothtR wtu1t>- theh' anll~ . . H:.n:· in ~u('h and to him htl' appeared to be unut-l Hearth and \\'. B, ),l.ty wt"l'e I1ra('lieal1. ~ent tl'Onl the d,t:"", fit was mauf" to ap- Il'OllrNt;Ooll." thf' influt:'llte of tither h'luor 01' ~Olllt f;'XolH->l.ile<1. Hilt (01' SIl'l1:e (."fI;usU(' H' f'UU' that )fr. Knell failed to su'b~tanIIf>lpll. E.i('k{<-jb~ !'g. oftkf' a~:-i~t~nt to drug. mal'k!i mad,· by Dr. Jl ea(h at thp. dos . . Ua,te the (har~f;, In fad, the new'lll- : Pri r,d va I l'npJl . :nak~~ atlldavlt 10 the Louisa S\'hombrr of Xo, 1& Hommel of that hE'arlnK it i:o\ F-'clld tJH' nUlttt!l' p...'ll"er )'f'POt t~, \\hkh I presume wele Jo;,amt' f>f(p,·t l'l'g-<lnllng th,:. rotton, and A v(.onUt', s\\"e ..tr~ ~ht' ~a \\ the twu ,10l'\\ouh] hd\'l~ ·b'oen (hupppu. Prjnclpral l'OtTe<:t, p1Qll'ed ,hIm in :t b."ld light, and tdls how Hl"S . .May U'It! Ht-ath looked tol'~ {-ntf"t' Xo. H ~c'hool anll that thp J{nell \\a~ thpl1 onl,'rNl to do one of two upon my l'€'tUl'n to the \-'tty I tolu him it(tft' lun('h~oJl t:tlh'l' man walkE'd !"o un~teadily he thingEo;; eithE"r wilhdr"ciW or ~ubdlunliale ,thal he ought E;·hhel' to ha\'e withdrawn "01'. )Iay '~ fi-H"'," ~Ilt' C;:.lY~, "lookf'u ,t arly rpH O\f"1' the ~ide or thE' RtPP~, rh.€' {'haJ'(;{'~, the char6'~s ~l' signHied hJs WHlIngnt'!:>!-li OUf:niu, and J)l~ f"Yf>~ \\t'rE" n'u and 111~IO!",eT)hinf" )1. BrO\\Jl of Xo. 144 ~t'l­ fhe arrlda\·it~ submHtl~r1 are ~ul'h as to PI0H~ th{'1m. t1an't'11. H't" luokfOd IIkfo- '.\ m.ln who h.td kirk :-';trPH, a t.-.a,('hf"1' at ~(l, -44 School, to eatl~fy Supt. r:nlt'r~f)n lhat Ml' . "He has rh~tly placed in 11l}-" hands beE'n dl'lnkll'lg and w.\~ pal tly inloxl- nlUkf:O; atfhhn it thAt :-:hf' h~i:tl'd Hf'ath Knell .tdf>d for what he be1ie\"eU to bE" ~(l sworn st3'tt."omeuls ot. reputable C'ltl- lati'd, nT' H"'ulh':" rell'€' ""fl.,, a~!'o' mlh h :-;'~f.y to 011t'''' of the ('hildl ("n he was "at'the In[l'n·~t~ {,[ Ithe pupils untlf>-l' his zens, a majority ot th("111 p':Htnts 01' ftu~h(>d and hj~ P~-f"S eVpn murf" in- dnatillg (')ul1l~t1:r~ .... 'HIt up. " "ha{ care Dr. (;Tt('n'" "ill not be able to look olhel"\\BSe ft-iated to pupils at PrinC'ipal flRmt--d and hp,l\'Y than Dr. ~lCiY's, He- Ut'\:, you c'fyJng about':'· ~h ~ ~a\'~ he Into the arrltblv;l~ until he rt'lturn:; frol11 Knell'!'O ~(·hool, having cognizEl.n('e or aho lookt-u a~ Ie he had l~n c.1tinking s,.olu~ a ngnly ~1I1d trightened the ~'hild­ ~is trip to S.ltl Fnind~('o with the Ute facts in the l-aSf', and ,th€""!'e atf\- and" ;I~ un<!e-l" Iht' Intlutn('t- of tnto~l­ len, ~hr.me-r~, He !>Ita!'l~ un his jounlt")-, em d-a\'it~ WOUld, I 1.!hink. l'otl\,1n<::e nny (',·lnl~. Dr lJE'ath, leanpd h+-... ,.,ly Elizabeth "~ill~ ul Xo. 1398 Bl'onrlway ~aturdar oC thJ~ ,,(''''k and 'wiII be g{)ll1e PE-,n:Qn that )Jr. Knt·U wa!' jU~UflFd m ag:t~n<st a t .... h1f> fm' ~UPP01't ;HId finaliy and Li.ltan Brt!ill:.\\if's!-"€'I oC ~o. :t(i Homa month, mek1'!lg the o-rlglnal 'l"htal"ge~, The~e gitt upon It l<Wllel· or It, \Y,hilp sllting I mel .0\ \·PJl1le ~Ht. te that th('\, notke<l fida\"ll~ \\ere tc.x.h\y placed in t'h~ hand::) t,hf1l"e he:" tri€d to \'at,,{'inKtt' a girl \\ho I DI!-', H-ealh unrl )1ay wc-t.lk UT)~lt-aUUy of H.,.dJlh ~2.Il.!1'1!'f'0~e!, l'r~.. ns, ha,l fonllorl} o.."n" pupil III f<thoOI H, uhmg tht' !'tl'f:~t iiI::! though they Wt"It' J "1 rnake thIS ~tfi.lEmeni to C'ie-Ar the l{;:-; h~Tl<lq ~hook t,.on~iderably. <tn.I he Intoxi<'atf:'d , MIUI." Kodl or ~o, 1319 Broad\\ ay g,.,houl Dt>partm"nt of lh .. Impulatlon 1"I.eol a inat tip:! I in a loosp, 4neothaL it hal-! among It~ prindpais a Illall hel"t.'Jlt and d""''(.'ollcenell munJ1t'"r." who look two !)OIHU thlldren to th~ ",,', h.ne hnll one Im·e.lIgatlQn of ('upaIbJe of rp('kle .. ~ly calumniating othschool [11 b~ YJlcC'inated !$ald th(~ uO('(or~ ar'1JNlI'ffi to toe dl·unk and were thi~ llui.Ufor, " ftuld. DJ'. Greene to .1 er "iliz"" •. I b~llne Ihal MI'. Knoll·, rough, RE\,lE\V u"'pol"tt'r last enmlng, "i!nd act ion \\ a~ d1tt:A ted hy (·ommen{].<lble:" m'Ot,I\'i'~ and th~.t he "as <lduatt'd h~~ I ShaH not be ablt!' to hold another now wha t he l.;on6idt~-rt'd the best. interests I Until I 1f'turn from Hun li'J'unl'iseo. "Mr, of the S".. hool Ut")llnt.IlPf,nt and by a The aOic.laYil of Prindp.ai Kn '11 ~tah:s Ku~l1·s clffiuav1t~ \\ III he gone oyet fH).IIl"l' tl .... !'in.' fOol' tJ~e l'f"Cttellion uf the that Dr. 'J[ea'lh looked ~L'" if he Wt;re C,'3J'f'l111l}' unu the l'a~e thorvughly in- IluP.iJs unut:'l' hi~ ('hal'gt:-," \'t'8tigutell, uud('l" the illf1uel1('e o( ~n~ drug, nnd. l'""J"ecl Tlppman. jRnItOl' of No, 44 "It will be rernembereu that MI', ~lS dflpOllPnt thE'n E-xpJ',*~f"d ~t, it "3.tl~l ho{.l makt'~ affida.\·lt that he ~aw Knell wa!' Jln·~l·nt \\ hen the matter l·eal't:fl to n.epulwnt that Dt,. HKlth He:-ath ~may from l"idt' to sidp In the' as takf'll. up in lhe pr\!~en('e of the \hlR 'c.l(l~of=~'.''' 'flIt>- I'rq of the- ~('hool h,11I "Jikl' a ho)~ walking on stilt!':," He do<.·tofR, int:luliillg tonnel' Heallh l'om:\li:-:~ nf'n€'vien:' _~, ". '--',ole •..:, t ur ~_.. o. pJincipal"s affid,a\'it Is n N>l'foborq.tion tt ('1'\\"3r d s ~a" thp two t!O("IOl·~. B~lle' I.sloner "~endiC>. \\ ho l'f'talJed the <1oc- I <: f ~I' \y 11 0 .. I~g <E'~H'ott \\;th re!€<l""E'nC'e to th~ J~lt', PatrollllOln TuSk\," and others.' t311,~rs and found them ~(lber ~hOl-tJy after :;1 ])ay's Park (~l1lph")Yt'd ofR 3. tt~al..'ht:'r In {vHun. Ht" tUl1thf'l" :-on.).~ : "Dr. HE'"ath I t,~e complaint I' .. al·heu hIm by tel~­ XO. H st-hool 111,\)\'t'!i altida\',t in. which \\86 rotlg·h \\ith Lh~ I.hlldl'en 3nu was ng t~ethe-l" and hpanj Relle ]!'"le f"~ly sn one, ] f'.'lW ])1', 1\h\y half an hour · ~1Tf"'('t, "I bt'llp\·~ in vatclnatlOl1 but ~ h ~ ~ay,", Dr. lIe~tth went to her IOQ1l1 Rna k·lIU~· "In unnl'(·f>-~~;llih.· larOf' ~("",i1 ., not }l' (hunken dUl·tOI"~," r.~(tl "ct1'll anl1 fOund him ~ober. .)n tht' nl(1l"J1ing uf _~U'·""lb"I' "I alld til-alton mark upon their al'n~ lind 1"1 1 F , (~Ot:>n"~tf'1 "ho ll-a~ a gyO('l'ty ... " ~ 1 I j t>b.t ."!A.\\ HI'I '1 ~lthOUgh lht' <':olllplaint (h-ll-=-s back , ·,·'O',·I",'II"d Ih". ll UI,ll-, III _pl~' to ,'" rous 1"!-~ tt 'Ing the \"<tcdll€' point In'to ~t"I·" 'It ,B roa d \\ay l:ltHtt'S thHt I~ a!'t ~v\' emb(-r, before I bE"l:~:rne ... ,..., ,"" .. h hlld ' I • v -.---, ~ ... n. ]'''6 -0;) tel' non R anus aflel' bnuiHc,,"3tion," hi"'!->H" duealth lomn:uf;slollt"l', J def>med it Illy 'lut:'Htion a~ 10 110',' lllall)' l'IIII(II·.""." ~- ., , \ t '\ 0 men :stl.1ggel' by hI~ llluC't! t(l look I11to this matte)' and Rhal1 lrlT1,~!"ho111cl Ut:' d.t'"~\I1E'lt With C)n~ 111tt,p jof hU~JI1t"f'~, HIl" t'hfldre-n "ho WE're tht-' RfficJu\'its IlOW prodU{'cd due If l.olu_ln dlPPt'd III UW antl~~pllt, ~hl I ~~?mp fl'om !ll·hool for thE-it' tlfnntl" ~ald I hl'Y .Ut;'- the doctOr!:; who ~1l'e dOing ~~~,~Id~:a lion. ~J~h€'~ otlkf:'nl ha \'e done .. ays he rfJiII(.~ "Oue row." Bh(lo- !---'lale~ .Hlr ,\\ork F ..ltu.fi:u.:torlly under me Ihnt Olle row '·011101110<1 10 .. hil.l1'1,u, th~ va'dlluting." Goemb.1 'OJ"' he ,<,w U('pOnt·nl say~ sht· WdO::; l'arl'ying Ol th(> t\\O ,cloc.,tOI'~ l'lllel' ..1 ~:lloon at the ~:\n~~ January 1 uC thl~ Yf'aJ", 1 have no hl' tn~lrU{t{illmj or OJ", Ma't~ on lhf!sP David Brul'!"' of No. ]34'> Broauway. ({~l"nf'l" (,It Hroadway Hnd Youna- ~trt-'et, I ~" to find \\-lIh t'ith~1' of them," ~ ha.l about th~. ~:h~\I·ke that one '.inf"s \\'~. n PI.in,·lfl.11 l'n "II't'all~e in ~olmade afCichwit tltH,- he w.as talking in h~n.t.h(>:Y ('Rille our hulf an hout" later I p e('~ of ""'Olton ~~~ htH\ tht., \\urk \\'a~ l)ro~t::; ... mlt, ]]t-' front of hi~ home \\ith ~tont'''311 J Ihf.~<')S they al'tt'll n~ though more 1nchiltlrf'n?" ',,"tS uSt:c.1 COl' ~e\"el'i..tl o Jt:'ltf-'d lo \I~lI'IK a pit'l'e 01 \\)ttOll 1'01' ~ 't,O.X1(,'dLf'(l. )l.lgllalena Goel'llbf"I, the a row or 10 <:hlldrt'Il, -.:aying tJH~ arlll or Bdlt" Isle whtn hl:"' ~.tW (\\1.) mPll stag- Ila.;-ol H.Rltlf'd tlPI'''II~nt"g \\iff' Stcttt?~ that Pip"I 114~" p J,:,l\'en in~trurt.ons Ihat onp l.e 0. l'ottOlJ !'ilhouhl be us£>d for but t'<.l('h ehlltl sholilti Lt' \\ u~h d wIth a.. gt'ring by as thuugh undp!' the influshl: \H'nt to the ~('hooJ to prf'\·ent the on(' (hlld, and that has b€'E'J1 done un~t'pa~ate- ,'l:.(-e tlf ,{·(,tt?" dippt>.l 11'1 the PI1('e or I1quor, the Stlllaller man hRng. dOt'lOls frum \"H('dnatlJlg her (,:hildren, dfr my aUIHIlWHratlon, H it ha~n 't I <_ntlsppoti,·. I he ttnida\"l[ sta{p..; that Dr. Ing un to the l'tnt ~h~e\'e oJ' th f thl'l' am not .lwan.. (It it." . _\lay ~"ulfl)" n ' mall'Nl that ,uo'll tn.H- Belle 1>le p",sed' th~ remark: ~r 'wou: "How about Ilotl[yin p th 111(O-nl '\a~ not ,Jll'c'·hos.lry and t~l<l tI~- dt'r if lhesp two mt>n ate Ihe rlol'tOI'~ .mel pnl'ent ~'!" ~ c tea<:hel's ponent tor to "onlllllle lI,lng one JlIP,·. of ""t'L1n'ltlllg 'll ~o 44" ...-~ "II e I ... Ie lert ]1) f'hJldl' n ~ 1 ' ~'That ~aH al\\.tp~ b~pn dont~ Dr I ('~ltton Lau't' ."' t:'. allt a toW minutes returned. much "~nut:' . \\as l'N.rdul ahout the t ' · l' Drs t--I~a~~f.ol'll~n1Il\) th~ <.1p~~oai{J()n. wrought U)I, bringing the lIlionnf!tloH tXt E'llt dUl'illg flU t'pjd~mk or S~J~ll~( , j ShE' pa!"O~(>d Dr!'t, ?tilt)' and He,ath on 1t i~ "II ~iI~ B.Y ~pPt"'drf'(,. DI',. thil~ tpe t"o tllt'Jl who J.la5~t'd were the ~mJ)lp not Ie€' i~ glvE"n. 'rhC:' ~ pl'1ndP:i I H~~J' !lIP OUtf'1' ~tPJlS, They stumbled ~nd o-nf'" <'IgH;'Nt~ ~'~h' 0 ,l'lE' t'en ~m()kmg a tlo('tOI'R. Bruc,'e at 01l(:e wt'l1t to the (anlf" to seA' me nbout that th h • • e ~i.lYS H'" \\tlR \'€'IY talkH- ~(hool anr1 f ok hI D Qr UIt--nt (:Ul'!'led and l'S3hl, "',"hal i~ the Ih'e HItO "al'lJefll'~(f to b~ ex 'Iled Hi . ~ 0 ~ ~on away, _ £,))011day H.JIc1 \\'~ :tITHngefl jU!!t "h'lt;e ot "I. marks '\tore j' h l { I ' ] S 1 e f'nt aftt!l'"ard!'; ~'1\\ th~ =--,l!llf" tWO Hlt:'ll mattpr '\\ Ith U!!)" ~hf' ~a\y c. hillll'~n of ~he )It'al' the dll1drt!J1 ~h{"\uid bt_a~.~l~'~ n~.f't ~d He- ~c:), tl'f:>~l tl IrtiH (IS(.·Ol1- Ibt\'e ~o. 44, HdlOol und ~H.\"S th~\' ~tant.ltng about the lUtUs "I h ,hll ulnOd d1latetl. O[ "OUI !-"e. cluI'll1l( t:-l.ld£-JlIIl'B,1 dll1dr~n he lha1t ;~t'c::~nA.t~~l ~tl~l~U:to~~~ '\r:,lk('~I.'-t!; though illtoxk.-.ttl'u. ~. ~ nU\\ 11.1; down thf'lr hart'> anH~. ull<ilhJe tlrn\.~. nT'. MclY d"';O boo';l 1 t'la hp had . T. JlIst. ~a\\" Dr; Henlh SmOklllg' :\ ~o P~1l on t ht'll' Cl(l'lht'" .... The- !>'Carilh avaecinutPr1 .co ~h.lldre l in. th~ ('tga1cttp Ill. the hn 1;,1'" th£" JH1)JIls wfor;, Ions \\ ('re HO[ hR.lldftg-~d 01' lO\·fl t'o t n 51 1\. 1,dng d SIlI1!'!~ed fflr lhp. I1OOJ) 1't'I·tSS. I tim ...· hp. h ..u] bef>11 16.t "ork • {'ponel}!. Is the (')H.' !u I:ltltelJ1{: It or an lCfit1 "It ~Rt!5terday lIng I I I ARMS MUCH SCARIFIED' UNDER INflUENCE OF BLOOD FLOWING FREELY LIQUOR OR DRUG I I af-I GR EENE GOING AWAY' INVESTIGATION PUT OFF KNEll SAYS HEATH LOOKED " DOPf.Y" SWAYED ABOUT LIKE A BOY ON STILTS ONE PIECE OF COTTON FOR TEN CHILDREN I gh!! I INDIGNANT PARENT TOOK HIS SON AWAY I" r ' .... '.' ,I h _I' ' 1".1 _ SAW THE DOCTORS STUM BLE AN D FALL DRS. HE SUSPE f ON 6J '! blth So Other Is Well �SENSATIONAL AFFIDAVITS kf'l'~­ at ~ '0.. ,10 PrOnt ~t'hool .. . ,Sh e Il, H .'th· P tl(l~.tOl'~ analE" . t. .Un~ tn I. • the fal'f-~ thf'\~ r--:;;:;;;;::::::--... II.a). She ~ca'.'';:: ~he al~o ~IW Iht" a, ~\\'(lrn anlll l"ated thal W"'I' ''1.1" lOIn i · . I : Path h lUll deJluut'nt l' ~ 8C-it clown at a dly kt'ep a 'I,·,k.,. .~ of littUn)" ,,\' doctors "'nlt'I' xnd It-t\ n" R f'aJo('ln. Chfll'Olt.- ,"'nnkler 1l1akif'ti ,.tate",0nl lhat the dONOrR f'1llf'llt d I 'h h ~ lIP!" ~tr(ln~Jy of lJ(lUOr ~tn{ t ..~t 1. ~ . m~ . on~ nn", (rtJ'H' t\\O n£-all), JOH his bul.lIlt€, o( II eo o,'er 1h"'l' lHUe girl ~t()(lJled to exam~ne h' (~I ." "hen h(l> A 1nle Kinzie ·of No. ..4h Pt'T :-;on~ heard from the n£-lghbtlr~ that MAN f::.·r~H THE DOCTORS ;h.k dONor" w.re drunk. fll.)I. .. Sh~ "ent to e omm lSSl oner 0 t Public ~~orks "t\"ard \mon Council to the d&nger threa.tened by the exlst1ng condlUon ot: artalrs.. In was directed by the Sewer Committee the bot 'n?ea.ther the stench trom this of the Board ot Aldermen last week to swamp of filth Is almost unb(Oar&ble~ P repare a suitable plan to take care ot and the residents ot the neighborhood d are watching with no little anxtet)· tor the sewage from ZHtle Street an ComrnJssioner "'''ard's report tonight. Park Yiew A venue. which now empties The Commls:sioner had prepared a t Into Red Jacket swamp. and report to last wepk's meeting a plan tor con I ht 8tructtng- a sewer connecting tbp ZIU l e the committee at its meeting ton g . Street sewer wlth the sewer in the hoUnA big delegation from South Buttalo eral Spring Road, through 'Vella Avewlll be on hand at the meeting to hear nue. The ovoner of the property a lone Wells Avenue, however~ obj~ted on t h e from the Commissioner. ground that the street wa.s not prope rly The sanitary condition of this district dedicated, Is not laid out or built u pon I ht'r <:hildren from schu()!. .l1H1 1"0 ~at"/' ltH! dOt.1or.. Uf\peare-d (lrunlc Sh~ 0sY' thH "aggel·.d wh"n tlltr It (I tl1., H' 'daylt, 'tal,·, 'hat uo,:tOI'~ un 'h~ , to lhf' sd100l ht' ~houtd nOI ill\"dl'l"inatlng. He building. about the dOlclod the t\\u ~ pal ofth-t". d()(,lor~ that !len'ral n~d thai tht'Y \\1!1t!,'Hars lha t Dr Is an abomination and would not be and that the principal expenee would tolerated for a moment In any other f~~ ~?ashl~gge8ted that 8. connectiOft community. The drainage ot nt'srly 60 could be made with the Fra.n k Avenue homes is poured dal1y into an open sewer by ('oncedlng a' right of wa.y ces~p()ol tn the heart of a popular and through private property. It t~s a.r. gl'o;vlng section of the ('tty. and unlE'!i\s rangement Ie. (>fTected r ~~ p dl:::-!t 1101 8ays Wt: cUe Yotnlnalion"'" •"r (or on(>, dahl! Deponent then latt'f ::law thl" two . dnd Pel'. ~~T.~~~~gal~e':.':-':~I a!p~g~inll~ I~b~~~e~: 17JR·Ei~1!~~~~::;'dl:~ho~~f~~~.:b~nh~~ on their [t-tot dl"Unk. of • '0. 1<1 en~~e Health Department ha.~ repfI'&t.1 wea.ther comes to r~neve the In tolerable edly called the attention of the Com· situation that now ex~t8. ~o. H tn \""t('!n&tln~ that !'Ome of the.: fIn ~l"hool lor hour before the- ums 5tOPl~d he- at1erwards nd H.~th. • a~ though ht' :r'a~~f'd tht'm or liquor • '0. 13lS Broad_ DRS. HEATH AND MAY SUSPENDED fROM Of fiCE f-6PN MR. KNELL'S CHARGES hom !-ohe kUfW to idor:g tbe !Str~et - - - - - - - - - - < u . p e n d the dONOr., and Imm.d!at~ly Ulmn my r(>turn from Cnlifornla I will sift the 'Whole matter to the hottom. "A.; I hnl" .tatP<!, aitholll'h thi. troubl .. ()('(lurred when Dr. 'YE'nup WR! hc:tlth ~ommjssian("r. I he-lieye that thf' rhargf'A are 8erious thnt warrant DR~ HE~IH ANDmAY "0 th~y d~fs· ~U ~ PENDED• ~~~I-:~r:~~;:~~:~;.Ok~I~~hle~~~f;r:; J RE POMMERCIAL, affida\,lt 'hat ht Il"P action on my port." J Health Co mmiss io ner Walter D. Greene Has Taken Action. 7.) '!/()~ . 0(- -.../~.jJ--.".r-'+-~ I V~ '-}/ Health Co'mmissioner Says MaHer is HEA RING 0N JULY 1. So Serious That He Could Take No Other Course---Dr. Heath Declared He A Fu ll In vestigation Will Take Is Well fortified. Place on Th at Date, At 2,30 o'clock this afternoon Health Commigg1onE'T Greene announced that he had .u5ponded Dr. W. H. Heath and Dr. W. B. ~lay, pending a hearing on chargps against them, which ",111 be held on July 1, 1902 at 10 A. 111. The leUc'r of su~pension to Dr. Heath 1'ollows. A ~lmllar one was sent to Dr. that he ~Hfi to ~ide In the on stllt~.·' He doc (Ors. Bell£" -and Olhers talkBof!lt' }ele fay tn \'a("rfnalion bUl )tRy 20th, l00:!. H. Heath,)1. D., l",peetor of Food Supplies and DrngR. DE"llartment of Health, Buffalo, X. Y. w. De-ar Sir--The ('harf:'t's of miscondu('t preferred by Loui!< J. Kn.ll, relati •• to the manner in which the public school ('hildren at ~('hool J.4 w(>rf" ,'a('cioated on Xo.ember 21st, 1901, nnd 81'0 a. to ~·our ('onduct upon that ocNlAian. having hpPD presented to me for ofllrlal iu.1t.ti",n tion. r deem it my duty , after C'onsuierntion of the matter, to ~u!prnd you from duty as in)o;pector of food "uflP1ie~ nnd drugl in tho department of h •• lth of thi. rity, an d, therefore, accordingly !1I1Apend you from duty from and after this do tfl. and lu~reby df'!licoate the first day of July, 1!)02, at 10 o'C'Iock in the foreo()on of that doy, as tbe time. and the Ofllr. of the h.alth rom· missioner 8S the plarfl, ot ~'hich I will hear and rerei,e and take under ('on· fplt Imppllf'd tn takp immpf'1iatf' and df'rJ, she Ill'tlnn In tbe ruattf'r. "Funhprruorp, I df'slrp tn f;8J' that the sidt'roti(~ aoy e,idenrt', ~tatemf'nh or tbftr~(' ... madp. If E<inh~tantJ81f'd. "how tbat facts wlt\ch you may deem adyj!llable to ('onflilinnM f"xirotl'd whl"h n("'('r ~hnllirl bave hf"r'n pprmlrtf'd. ani) UPVf'f will I." ('oul1lflon-1 pre-sent in el:plonation of the charge. p,o AnCt·d whllp. I am lit tbp hf'arl or tbf' llf'Alrb mndl" as afores:aid. f)f'pSrlDll'llt of this ('lty. t;pnn thf' fat't5 Such sl1~pen~joo from duty to ('ontinue Btl: ,. .... fnnh in thf' nffllla,'Jts prflo",pn[pd 10 T he H ea lth Comm iSSione r SaYI Con- until the hen.rin~ nnd diAl)oflition of the Inf'. J IIPl'lUf'd It my dm)" to Ku"'peud the t!nrtol'Fl, surl humf'dls I pl\' upon mr rptllTll charges.. dition s Alio&,ed in t he K.,oli Affida (1'0111 ('nlJfnrnln. r wlll' ~Itt tbp lvbole ~lay: Xotice of hearing upon the~~ rbBrgp~ 11111111"1' In fill" hottom. vits W ill Not b o C o u ntenanced. Hf'alh·. SnJJpeneion. will be giTen to the complainant, nnd "A~ I h:l\'1' ~lat('lf. nlthnu~h this trnuhle W, II Ht!'ath, )1. D .• Iuspector (It FOOl] t\('r-lIrl'prl t\'hrn Dr. \\?(>nrJp l\':18 HPdlth ('om. C'opie~ of the aftldn,it!' pre~ented to ~e ~lIppll('~ and Dru~~, D"partw(>Dt ttt mlsslolH'r. I l1elle,(I that the ('harg.. s ar(> conraininJr such rhargf'!'l srI:' on tile WIth lI('ulth. But!alo, X. Y.: 1'1'1 M'rlon", that tbey warrant derhilve action Drs. ,,~. H. Heath aDd ' V. B. :'.18,. at the chief clerk of this departmf'nt, where Df'nr ~Ir-- The cbarges ot miseondut"t pre. the healtb department have b..,n sus. trrrt'rt hy 1.0111:; J. Kurll. rdatl\'(" to thf' on my part:· yon may in"esti;ate aurl in!llpert the ~8me lllallUf'r In wblf"b. th(' IlUblle ~chool cnlldren ' Vhat Dr. 'lIay Say". pendE'd a~ II result of tb£' chargp~ made ~t such time fttIl you may de~ire. at ~"'h(~}1 Xo, -H wen' "I1I'cilJ:ltl'u 00 ~n\('111' again.t them by Principal Knell of XpHhflor Dr, Heath or 01". :\Iar 8f'pm to he h Your, truly. 1Irr :!I, lOO]' and a)::;o :ll\ to your ('onduct 8C 001 ,14, supported by the nftldavitA (Signed) Waltl'r D. tirpf'nr, upon that oe('aslon, havlu,l: Ilf'f'll prf'spntf'd vpry mnrb rIlstllrb('d H.t tbl' fusllladp or am by PrinCipal Kot'll In thp hnndf"d to Dr. Greenf' ye.gtcrday, 'fhf'ir / tJsl"hs produt'ed to fif' tOl' odi,.lal In,'estlgatlllll, I dpI'w It HE'slth COD1mi~!'IioDer. Suspeo~jon was announced by H~aHh my duty, att('r con~lt.1prnrlon of tht~ lnltttl~r, mott(,T of the starem('ots that tbE' t\vo A similar I.. ttpr ws~ fliE'nt to Dr. )lay. To IUSPl'od YOl1 from rhllS 8'" Inspr('lor of physirlaos B€,pmpd to be uodPr the In.oUl~nce CommUt!'liooer 1Vslter D. Orfen at 2.3ft }o-ool! SllJlPU"s and Dru;.::~ In tile U{lf)IlTtWf>Dt of liquor ~t the tirnp tbpJ' Wf>nt to Prlo. o'('lock this afterooon. 'Yhe'D Dr. Greene ot lIi'4lth or rh!~ ("it, ••IUc), rhrl'f'fort', :IC'- ("paJ Knell s schooJ to TllceJoate fOOIllf' at the r("turn~ from California he will flirt tll(: tordmgl, Su~pend \'011 from dlllY troUl aurl pupils tbf're. atler 1l1lh daft'. Bnd brreb\' drfOlS!lIllll~ till' TDtF.S Ur, May matter to the bottom, gi,ing the doctors man. was speo thJs mornlog by a Ant day- of July. l!)fl2. at io o'dock 10 thl' ""?bRt 110 sou think or thf" afttds"'lt81" a be-aring on !-he IH of July. forenoon of thAt rtl'lY U~ thf' tlnw, and thE.' In anDoun('sn~ the 8uspenlliioD of Dn. otDCf> ot tbe Hpalth ('ooomi!'sloIlPr ft~ tilp thp TDfBS man ask(>d Dr. }tIay. pla(',. at which I will h(>:ar sud r(,,(,ph'p and ::1 h.v~ nOlhln .. to ,a) ," wns tbe reply. Henth and :Uay, Dr. Gr.l'DP gne out talu' UDder (·oofOideration. nny p'\"ldpDf't>. thf':P.' YOD deny tbe statements made In a Atllteme~t, which. tOI:E'ther with thp latemeotlJ or tarts 't',hlch \'OU may dpf'm "1 have nothing t(l sav," ; If'ttE'rs be sent to thr dO('tor,Q. explnins hl~ adt'lsahlp to prC'I>t'Dt lu f.'xpfaUatlon ot tbf' "~arg(·s 10 ml.r}p as atOf('f:;"llln. ".\rp ROy ot tbem true?" Brtion "Dd his pmtition "tUh ref~ren('e to G "} t'8nnot flfOe bow J ran !lOy RnytbJn~ the ('hargM. t'iuch sU8pl'n~lon from dut.r to contlnu .. T f G . !lUlll tbe hf'arJng and dJlipot;lrlol1 ot tbe "bout thl'"m 90 h('n I haTe Dot rf'srt thl'm rbergftR. WhPD I have nnsthlng (0 ~ny J l\'llI soy It he statement 0 Dr. re-ene 18 0& folAld. Georga Zoener of the lows: :\otkf' ot h(>arln~ YflOn thft!i~ f'hfir~t's wlll through my attornfOYS." concludpd Dr. May ward Js etill firmly convinced that the hI' (In'n to tbe ('ompilliuaot. aod copll'S of ft bit more emphatically. ' HA fter tt cnreful COIl idention of the prf'lent she ot the Quarantine hospital hI tbp IWda.vlt8 prp~(>nll'd to Wf' cOlllalnln" Dr. Re-ath '" Statement. many ~tndo,its filed with me I C'onciuded not a .ood one. He wants the hospital r&.. 8ucb ('bar;,;:f'! ure OD .til,. wltb tbp C'hit'? movec.l to the northeut corner or thtt dty. When Dr. Heath "'as _een at the Dpthat ml' duty, to the publir dl'tnandrd at rh'rk or tb.ls df>partmpnt' whprp you OlEt,' the southeast corner ot Xenelntrto,P hm~&tigatP aod irl!'prf't the sume at 5ud1 partmf'nt of Health he maIntaIned th ..' that Dr!l. H£'ath nnrl )Iay bE' 611Rppodf'd avenue and the Eggert Road, and 8aJd tcfthuc as ynu ma)-' de~lrp, day: eSme reticence as Dr, May, In that he pendjn~ a fuJ) and fair inYNttigation of Yours truly. "Durin .. the hil'h wind at Jut ......eek It 1,-ilgoedJ was not ,vIlllng to say what he Is goIng the foleriolls Charges pre-ferred agaiDJOt ".lLTt:H D. GHI".:~Fl, was IrnpoIsJbJe to 8ee the hO~lta.1 tor the to do In the matter. th~m. !lmoke {rom the rallroad en nes paqlnl' Heallb ('omllli!'or'louE"r. "Havp. you read the affldaylts produ{'"1 was rpluctBnt to take !IOuC'h a MPP on the Central B~lt Line. he lTade at O t'. Gr eene'. Stateom("nt. en by PrincIpal KnpJJ 1" asked THE bp('al1~ft thP acts ('ompJaiued of wfI'rp ('om- that point Ie atee-p, lLIld the f'ng1ne.s always ftre up at thl8 pOint, ernltUng large I Intb anot)unl'lDg rb{' blll'pens)on ot Drf'. TDfES man of Dr. Hea tho mlttr<! during the term In otllre of my volllmea or smoke. Moreover, a s.,.1tch Is HDd '!ay thIs aU,.ronon. ltE"alth l'om "[ have not. I have just got thpm prt'rleep~fior. Dr. Ern('~t "'"flndeo. Howbeing built to approuh tho Engle IrOQ ml.""lloDf'r "altf'r D. Grt'pn.· made thfl tOI~ Dg- IItftf"mPQt. "rorkA, whJch will be located cloae to the now. but have not Jooked through p,'.r, 'owinato the o;;.eriouSnH!IJ of tltt' th~m." ~ ho.pital. "..rter .Il ('arpr~J CODsldprlltlon of thf' "Whnt do you Intend to do In the rh.r~.., I r.lt imp.lled to tnk. immrdiate ·':Moreover. the paper and othtr material lia!~J' aHhta'l"jtR ftlt'f) with lllP, 1 f'onr-itlo"f1 ""'hleh have been dumped In the vicinity anrl diP('h.il'f'l sction in thfl mattt'T. DB duty to tbe PUhllr- d"mnnctN1 Ihat matter?" ot the creek. just back ot the ho.pltaJ. "1 {'annot ~ay A~ to that yet. I am "Furihf"rmorf', 1 desire to IIay that tht' blows \ ' ('alb and )111,.. h€' ;-,u"[H'ndrd p(>Q(lIng Into the water, and thfl result Is a .1111 snd fair lnv(>stll'lItlon or the lu'rlous gOing to 8ct on the advIce ot my a.t("hargeR madt". jf 5<ub"to..ntiatP.<i. Flhow that IImeH thllt vie-8 "ith that of tbe HambUi8" .. i'r~ Il f ('tf'rred n.l?aln~t thl'm. tornpys, or cour~e, I intend to do f"ondltion.s cxi~tf'd whirh oen'r fthouJ(l Canal in Its palmiest da}' •. ,alap ~ rehl('~allt to tnk .. Sl!f'b n IItf'Jl hp. SOtnethlng, but I cannot say what that ''Th@ new aHe proposed I. one to .... hlch h,,'\"p be-t"ll pprmittE'd, Rnrl n{"for will hf!o ,tUed d p aets cornplnlnf'iT M W"rt> ("om can be no rC310nable oblecuon. aJnce ~ountf'nnn('ed whilt" I am at thf> hran fit ath(>re .treet separate!! It on aU II tits tro~ aU ; 'lior ur~:~ (~t h·fI.u iI~ otu('~ nf my pr£>:. will bp JURt now. I think we are pretother property In th~ city, A hospital hwpn fortified in thf~ cas~," tho hE"allh rl<"partmE"nt of tbis citro 1~('Ion t r. f.rnest \\ pndf'. How"l'l"r. Further than that Dr. Heath o1ecan be bunt on that alto which will be trOO tbe l('rlousn~FlB ot til('l cbllrg(>s, I dined to dIscuss thf! ~ubject. Ih·· fact,.. as Bet (()rtb in the nillrln"fb pr~ teet aW8)' from th~ nearetllt proJ)erry (~nted to me" I d~med it rlut,. to owner In the cit).', No one would bay. to pass it there because It I. located. oa the DR, GREENE'S STATEMENT "r I ALI>. ZOELLER ON \-: . PEST HOUSE SITE. I Still Convinced That the Present Location is Not Suitable r for Quarantine.,6\ f ~~teenth 'r and Me;dh on and one --What I, Ihe L .,~hl " d Fa\\' dilldrf'n "lIh the blood nnn~, unable TM ",arln,... Qr covered j~ H' to· mr I utnme edge of the clU·." �r PRINCIPAL KNELL'S AFfiDAVITS. dll}\/! s&,o It was rep"tte) that , SWfAR DOCTORS WfRf UNfIT TO ~ DO TH[IR WORK, THREATENED MR, KNELL. ;;\ 7c~. th, Prine ipal if His Child Was Vaccinated. A,eeardlng to IDP affida'f"irs submitted t o ealth Commif;fi loDE'r Gret'Dc yesterday aftf'rthe most ImportRn t ot "" hleb '{fere pub.....eeI lD the Commercial's last edition ;yesay. Prin cipal Kn(' l l'~ ('h arers llgAll1!'t Dl'8. aeath BDd )OJ e}" ot the b('altb dE'partment 1ftMId not on17 hl~ own Idl'1l ftB to the ltion of the doct ors. but t.hat ot several parenti reoJdlng In the 'I1c1D1ty ot school 44 . . well. Arnona' the 2:! affidavits submitted thOR'" ot p a r E'ntft "ibo te!Jtlty that they ~ t..re . ' " tbe doctors on tlH:~ street RDd rOll8ldered ~etr eon<litlon I!'u('h RfIi to '''R rrAnt them In IOine to the school to prel"eDt the vacc1na- ot tbelr cbUdren. Dand Bruce ot US45 B roadw8;r ~ay8 In bls davit th at on thE' morning at the 21st or ovember h e stood out In front of bls bouse ~ng with Stonewall J . Belle Isle, whO' reilt.f4ed at the I!I8. me address, wben be sa.w two PleD ,oiq tow ard tht" school, staggering as tfloul'h under t h e lnlluence ot Uquor, and the .mailer man h AOK'iog on to the coat sleeve Jot the la.r~ r : that Belle hIe remarked. "I 'Wonder 1! th E'fle two men are the doctors Tacem.,tlng at 8('hool 44," Rod 8[artPd up the meet., returning a Uttle lAttir wltb the 10formation tbat the two men io qU£>St10D were the dootors who WOT£> "accina.tinl the cbUdND. at 8chool 44; that be (Bruce) then h ur)'led, to the 8Cbool. ssw l'r1 uclp a l Knell and !threatened t o proePC"Ut.e him l! be allowed doctOR t o Tacclnate h18 (Bruce's) clliliirf'D; that Hr. K oell s81d he couldo"t prevent be Itt.e doctors n celna,ln" his "bUd. and tbat hi theutore took the boy acr~8 the road to t1u oftlee ot Dr. Barr. "ho \"acctDBtlug bim; that later h e aaw the two men ··sbuOllng and staggering along u It under the lnfiuence 01 IIDIODC&JI tI. .. Be-lie Isle 1n his .ffida,i[ cor roborates the tatemeut of Bruce with ret(>rence to sef"Jng the two ~n goinK' to th~ I:Ichool In tile morntnr. and 8ay s that atler the noon recess he went to P rincipal Knell and told bim thai. the two men ought not to be allOl\~ed to continue vacc1nB.tlolr i th a t )ir" Knell Btlld they had been. sent by the Maltb department, and that he L'Ouldn"t ti top th.ew; that he then lett the ",choal and went and gOt a poUeeman, and t hat after n lItlie talk between the policeman aud the principal the latter told th~ doew rs tbat complaintb had been made co the etrect t hat they were drunk; W}tl the talJer of the doctortl tDr. ~lay) thereupon exclaimed in a loud Yolee, "\Vho Bap we"rt! nut capable of dOing Ibis n •.ccinaLlng:!" Hud that be (Belle hie) reillted '.J, tor one, cwm that IOU two arp drunk." .. Later he saw the doctorB Btanding at the corner of Hroadway and PerBon s t ree\. watling tor a car, tUld. that the,. "swayeU uustE'BdUy on their legs and 11hutfled a bou t"" Edward It. Goembl!l, grocer, ot 1286 Brc"adway, lays I n bll:i atl1dll'-lt: "\Vhlle de· pouent was ~tandiug In his titore he baw two men going uy w ith their arms lockeu together aud staggering and stumbling atong, D t; pO Il~nt'b chlldren were then Ht lI.ollle t(lr tb l'ir IUllcbl;'ou aud baid 88 the wera pa~ e d OJ.' tba t tbey "ere tbe doctor. Who w~re vaccinating al t hl. toichool. The ' ... 0 m('n " -en t lutO AJI~henger'8 saJoou. Broad way and Young llvenue. Tbl'Y GOd thl"r~ l lDtll about thl:! time that school 00141 con veue , wbeD tlley came out and ned to go toward the school. 'Ibel' stagPled. and shumed along just the same ant! bad the a ppearauce ot and aCled like men who were p~rtiy IOlo:dc8too and under the of liQuor." Kaldalenn Goewbel, 111. . . .00 tlpir "~'PS Werf' drow!"s and both Mf'n loo k· t pd Rlf'('PY: tilat aft dr-poDeot past'.ed them hr r_('ulo det~C't n strnng odol" ot whisky or bc(-'r." Vr. ,1U01f>'S P. Burr or 1:36H Broadway fln~·s thRt ~('vprnl ppnOD8 w(>ut to his Oml'r nud told him that th('o (loC'tors Y8eciuntlnsr tllE" C'bl1dn~n al the !:'iCbool WE'rp drunk, SInd that be thc'reupon ··WE'nt o\"er to thl' benoal, whlC'h Is directly oPPo!'oltE" hie place ot r(>sldeoce, to tnke Ws two boys (re,nt thf;> F;C'hool In ol'd£'r to at tend tt) tbf'lr \"R('ctnation hlmst'lf, "'·hlle in the hallWAY ot sDld school, <11'('IOO£'Ot 8Jl'" two dtlctorlS, wbolll be- bos sinc:l" b(>en IntorlUcd w~re Ihs. Heath Rnu May. stundlng in the- hnllwl1r talking to (,Olth other. DI.)po, nent tllSk('(} the nlHc('r nttpoflRut at tIu' st'hool to brio", ,Iowu bls two b('ll->, whlc-h wa!1l lIone-. " -bile dpponent was th(>re he notit'('d that Ur. Heath appeared to ~ s01llewhat under th(' hltlUt'n(.'e ot E'tthpr lifluor or R oarroti<.', a drug ot 80me kind. from his \\8y of R.('tln~, nnd that he was 8oUl(lwbltt unst<'8dy. and tnf'oberent In hl-s mo\"eU1ent~. As FOOD ft~ deponpnt"s 00)"8 WE'rl} hrouJ(ht to him he at once lett thp school. ' )'l nl"y J . Woole.\" ot 1348 BroadwaY' stQ\.e13 that ~he was walking near the S('hool witb hel" ~i8ter, ~[rs. IJilllnn Breltwieser, When. the latter rpt11arked . .. 'Look at thosp d r unk(ln [u(,tis cowing along.' Deponent and ) 1rfl. Breitwleser wut~h(ld tbe two DlPn and saw t hew turo III (roUl the walk Rnd ~o lip to !!Ichool 44. As tbt'j R@cf'ude-d tbe toW'hool ste-ps It appenrE'd to depou(>nt thnt the tall .. r man SUlmhled anu nearly fell (Wer the WE'@.t side of tbt' ~tone raillug I(>Rdln~ up the sJrte ot the 8tt"P~." )lr~. " "lloley's R[nrenll'uts !Ire corrobortltt'd by )orr!!'" UrE'ltwil!:<:pr nnd by )lrs. Elizabetb '\~lId~. their mothf"r, and a similar atHda'rft Is mnde by Loul@8 Schomber I ot 16 Rommel .,",puue_ Louisa I{orh ot 131!l Broad,,'ay 8tate~ t h at sbe took two chltlire-n to the school to ba n~' them ,act~fnated, they bt'lng too youns:' to uttend ~cbool. Dod that the doctors \"R~clnDleli OIlt', but. lItAt sbe re(u!ltt.'d to allow tht'm to ,acclnRte the other: thot the doctors were rough, and tbat both looktu '"dull-f>yed Rnd sleepy." ChArlotte ,\llinkier ot 1306 Broadway states that l'hp took ber child to scnool tf' find out ~'h(lther the little nne needod I "\"KcC'inalion, and th8t one ot the doc-tors ~ald it did nnd tb,· ntb(-'r !-laid it dldo ' t; that the small€'r doctor (Heath) ""smelled stroDllis ot liquor,"' and thnt ,.hen be ~tl , opl'd to examlnt" lhe chlh] he nparl,r tell o"er. ~be took the child bome wltbout be~ InK' YRccInBted . Annie Kinzie ot 248 Person street says that 8he hpl rd t11at the doctors at the sC"hool were Into~lcatE'd and tbat she went t·) the school and took her children a was; that "one ot the dortors trom the health depurtwent bnd a blond tompiexton and a mllbtnche aud be looked ,ery much as it he WIl5 under the lntlu('oC'e ot intoxicants; that his fare looked bt'aYS nnd dull and his eyt'A drowsy, a8 It be could bardly keep thf'm open." Kml thD.t she ~uw thE"m Atter th(>y lett the t:;C'hooi, wben they walked as If tber were Intoxlcntt'd. }'red Tlppmnn. janitor of the scbool, stKh'~ lhot (luring tbp r(>('(>~S he saw Dr. Heath walking along tbe ball "smoking nud swn~'ing troUl !tid.. to Rlrle like n boy on stiltR," nnd that alter the rer(,I'R be l'DW Belle fait' and a policeman talking in the- ball with the doctors, Belle Isle remODstrating against ha\"lng ble chlldren vaccinated, He ~flys he heard Belle 18le sas; ··1 bE'lIe\'"e In \"nccinatlnn, but not by wlte of Edward ~ll1bel, l'orrolJoratE"S her husbaud's at_vtt and states further that she b8.W docto~ wh en they leet the· scbool; that drunken dO(·lortl." ODe of the m s tu mbled ,,-bile coming do"'-n Miss Josephine WAlkpr of 610 F r ont a\"e~ tb~ ltepa.. a nd that &he beud him f!8y. nue, a teae-her In s('hnol 44. E8"\"8 she saw " - - - - It! ' ''bat"s tbe matter wit11 Dr. BeRth smoklug dgnrettea the hnll Uti'!" She 8h;o .ta.tM that the chlldreIi aiS tbe chlillrell wt're neing dismissed nt ,,'ere ata ndlo lO; In tbf' halt 1\tth vaccinnt10H the noon rE'ces!';; that Dr. :,\1ar ,-scC'lnated l\OWlda III Quarter 01 an Inch wide and au thp cblldren In b(>r rflom Rn·d "app£'nrpd lnch long. t he b;ood dowlng treely down to he under thp Induenct;> Intoxicants," tlJelr 8.t m ~ David H ardi e ot 1300 Bloodway 88.ys that nnd that Dr. Heath sat dowu and 8moked , hEl' &8.". Uu. Heath ant! ~.tay after they In the Be-hool room Rod "!1;ef"LDed dull and I I~tt th e school; t b at '·&tter the:r reached the !'!:tupld"' and barely ahle to k~pp awakE'. .lllss Julia n. )lorey ot 461 Fr~lnklln Ildewalk t hey llllagg,·red a gn'at dt"al and acted a .. it thf'Y W@re- under the Intluene~ Rtrt>et. alfoo a tN!.('ll('r, says In ber oOldaYlt of Uquor or narc-otles or Intoxicants; that that !OIhe WBS obll~(>d to keep some of tbe they wa lk.ed to the corner ot Person street chllrlren In bpr room trom bRlt to three ' and Broa d w8v nud BlOod tbere "Rltlng (or quarters at n.n hour Hfter school before D car : t bat cie-ponent 1\ a tched tbe men 8. thplr 'rneciontion wounds stoPpe-d bl~pdIDg, m ument. tben It''ft bls seat an d walked to~ ' lIS8 J C)~ep h lne :\1. Brown of 144 Selkfl"k ward the m, and w bpu bf!' passe d t bem h~ Rtl'eet, Anot her tC'al'her, saYR that Dr, Heath I h ..'rd th e tllih r man My, 'W hat do vou 8pokp nn(iCrily Bnrl trl J:bt('nt'u the f"hll drt'n., thluk 01 th at bi g 8tl tlT and the f;mail er !'- ny-tng to onp pupil. "~hut up: W hat a r e ".de no ",ply that de ponent coul ,l hea r; y ou crying abou t '(' that their , olcN BOWlded very thl("lii; a nd Wan the ta.;e.. of bot.. men ...re Gush ell, a. and ommlssla If~r at Hoo.lth ~ene lIad d that the /Uln l:' ot t heSl;ffidavl}s ured by PrInCipal Knell!\lr Schoo vaccinated IntoxIcated , w ould be IIled away and "then the mnl. ter would be dropped." The EnquIrer protested agaInst thIs attempt to p lg-eon·hole o ne ot the worst accuRatlons agaInst the Department ot Health In recent years, and It Is now announced that Dr. Greene wllJ take tbe matter up upon hi. return tram the Pacific Coast a month hence. The people ot Butrala, especIally the parent. at Children attendIng the pub. lIc "chool., may be disposed t o grant CommIssioner Greene the time he ask s , but they will not consent that t h e mat· te r be dragged a long tor the purpose at losIng It In the delay and shurtle. Numero us a.1IIdavlts have been made by r eput able citizens t o the etrect that the two doctors were In a condition u nfit to properly and safely vaccInate the pupils; t ha t they retused to adopt proper Aateguards and nsed the children roughly. One child, It was stated when the charges were IIrst made, h ad dIed tram t he carelesB manner ot vac· cinatlon, and many others were r en ... dered III trom th" same caU!le. II ren Principal Knell Submits 22 Affidavits Agai nst Drs, May and Heath. On. Irat. Parent Said He Would Pros· ~on S"~.. E~on f Children ,!) \" " \ f!:t ew in or I I I MAIJ'E BY TEACHERS AND PUPILS' PARENTS, Claimed Doctors Did n't Use Enough Cotto n W hile Th ey W ere Vacci nating. Docto rs Have Denied Charge. According to the affidavits submitted by Principal Louie .I. Knell ot School 44. In substantiation at his charges that Drs. Heath and May were drunk at the time they vaccinated puplls In that Bchool, the physicIa.ns appeared to be I ntoxlca ted and thev smoked cigars and cigarettes In the school rooms and hallway. Principal Knell submitted 22 affidayits to Supt. Emerson. :\lr. Emerson gave the affidavits to Health Commissioner Greene, who Is going to Call10rnlli., and cannot gIve them consIderation until his return. Dr•. Heath and lIIav denied the charges. Miss Genevieve N, Westcott, teacher In SchooU4,In her affidavit, says that Dr. Heath did the vaCCinating In her room on Nov. 21 last. With one piece ot cot· ton, she says, the arms ot 10 children we re washed, preparatory to the vaccination. PrIncipal Knell, .he states, declared that a separate piece ot cotton ought to be used for each arm, where- upon Dr. May objected. and Insisted that one piece was sufficIent. Her story Is that Dr. Heath smoked cigarettes, was excited and boastful, and hIs remarks wert~ Incoherent and disconneC'ted. Dr. May, she states, 'was In a similar condition. MI.s Helen Elckelberg, assistant In Principal Knell's office, deposed as tolA-Iay'~ race was flushed, h is eyes r~d and Inflamed and he looked like a man who had been drinking and )0\\'9: That Dr. was Intoxlcaled; that Dr. Hea.th's tace was flushed and Inflamed, his eyes even more so than those ot Dr. May; that he seemed under the Innuence of liquor and leaned heavily against a table tor support. :Mlss Jo~ephlne Walker, teacher, deposed tha.t Dr" Heath smoked cigar- ette. In the hall as the children were going out. "blowing large quantities Into the air"; that Dr. Heath smoked In the schoolroom, that he seemed dull and stupid and barely able to keep awake. )n~s Julia Burrows Morey, teacher, stales that the wounds ot the children bled tram a halt to three-quarters ot an hour. 1I11s8 .Josephine 1\[. Brown deposed that Dr. Heath smoked In the hnll. She hea,'d him say to pupil : "Shut up! What are you cryIng abou t?" Fred Tlppman, janitor, statea he saw Dr" Heath walking from end to end ot the hall, Rwaylng back and forth like e. boy on f;:ttlt!!i; heard Drs. Heath and l\!ay talking loudly "'Ith man named Stonewall .I, Belle Iele, who declared he didn't believe In Yacclnatlon by drunken doC'tor~ , Stonewall .I. Belle Iele deposed: That he went to the school and told Principal Knell the two m en ought to be stopped trom doing any tUrther vaccination; that he lett the school and tound Pa trolman Tusky, and that after a conference PrlncJpal Knell went to th~ doctors and told them that persons had complained that they we-re drunk; that the doctors declared they were able to conduct thel" bU!ilnesA. Edward F. Goembel, grocer at 1286 Broadway, states that his 80ns Informed him that the two men who entrred n. saloon, were the doctors who were doing the yaccinatlon at the 8choo1. David Hardy ot 1203 Broadway .t",tes that one at the men staggered and near- ly tell art the saloon steps. ~lary .I. Wooley of 13{S Broadway states she eaw two doctOTS 8wa}ing along Broad way as It drunk. Louisa J . Schomber states she f:aw the two men ~tagg e ring along the ~treet, and noticed one ot them Up to one side several times. She states she saw the tallt'r one stumble as he was going up the steps oC the schoolhouse. PrinCipal Knell. In his n.tI1davlt, says that Dr. Heath looked as It he "'ere under the Influence ot some drug. S<'veral parenu. or pupils, he states, complained to him that th" physicians were drunk; that he telephoned thl. Intormatlon to th" Health Department. • I Under the most tavorable cIrcu m . stances the wIsdom ot the compulsory vacclnatlon at children at the school. Is questlonsl'le. In thIs count ry the parents are supposed to be supreme as to what shall or shall not be done in such cases. The people, as a whoJe, have not been incl1ned, however, to Interpose their legal or constltutlon",l rIghts, beca·. se they belleve In vacclna· "on 8S a prctectlon against smallpox. but th.y certaInly have a rl&'ht tc In<lst that tha wtrk Eh:lll be done by com· petent and >ober officIals. �~!ilOner IIIF THERE~S TROUBLE f IT IS UP E~!.~ DA'Y~l§B.;:· or the ftllbr PrinCIpal 'g!ng tbat Dy ot lb, Supervisors Shift R~i6'oUsibility of Fast Decomposing Bodies in the l~orgue on Medical Examiner. 'acclhat'd tOXlcated, , the IlIat. COMMITTEE IS APPOINTED TO FIND CEMETERY SITE. HERE wa. a jo!nt meeting ot the Supervisors' Committees on Finance and Laws and LegislaUon thh!l morning, at which the propo.IUon to obtain a cemetery In which to lury the unclaimed dead was coneld"'ed Spurred on by the tacts stated l~ y~l!Iterday's Enquirer. they evidently thought some action wal necessary, Th E" meeting was an executive one, and at its conclusion it was ascertained that a sub~commlttee had been appointed to look for a site suitable for Buch purposes. This commt ttee consists of Super\-lsoT1J Woodard. Ouchla. Mendes, Scully. Colburn and Howard. Thi s sub-committee, It Is said, has ~veral sites under conSideration, but to the!r location, nothing would be T as said. Supervisor Howard explained that It was the Intention or the committee to go about the matter in n. quiet way, g!v!ng n. little publicity ns p\)~'i\ble, .so as not to create any controversy with residents. It was al~o derided to authorize the County Medical Examiner to make arrangement~ with the cIty authorities, It possible. tn order to bury the unclaimed dead tn case the ltlorgue becom~ overcrowded wi th dead bodies. Unless such a state of affairs appeared the unclaimed bodJE's will repose in the ice boxes at the Morgue untn a new Potter's Field has b£-en located. "Has the commlUee several sites under consideration 1" was asked at Su. per visor Howard. _ --...0.. fHOW TO PREVENT AND ~~;-~l f / CURE CONSUMPTION. j I Notable Lecture to Be Delivered at Central Presbyterian) Church by New Yorl< City's t-jealth PhysiCian Tomorrow Evening. ! An addre~s which will no douht he of exceptional inlerest to the public as well u, to phy"icians. nur.r, nnd ,unitarians will be drliYcl'l'<l in the Central l're,hyterian Chllreh Oil the evC'ning of ~I ~llloriHI Da~', whi('h is tomorrow evening. The speaker will be I'rof. Herman )I. Biggs, Medical Health om.eer of :\ rw York. Prof. Biggs is a sanitarian of national rCPU- 1 tallOn. an authority on pulmonary tuher<:lllosis and an eloquent ~prakrr_ JI is tOPIC tOlllorro\!- ('Ycning' will he "Comnmption and IIow it Jfay Be PrcYcntccL" It will he rranily s('en of how milch importance this snhjeet will he to thr gcneral puhlie. Whether or lint COn"lll1lptlOll is tl:e 1ll0"t de,,,lly foe to mankind ill thi, part of tIl(' :rorld. It I" certainly lIl~st feared. and the subjcd of the prc( \"pntlOn of the sprrad of tIllS Scourge of ciyili7.3lion is one of the l ~ ighc.. t importance. I I ? "Yes, but we are not prepared to say just whfOr(" they nre located. It Is liable to creat~ public indignation from those who would be Opposed to a POtter's Field being !iiituated near their residences. It Is undesirable to many people." "~-hat will be done with the unclaimed bOdies In case the Morgue becomes o\~ercrowded?" "County ME'dlcal Examiner Danper wtlI have to make arrangements with the city. I don't Aee why the city took such action In this matter as It did. It is of ju~t as much interest to the city as It Is to the county. If he cannot make satIsfactory arrangements to have the bodies Interred In the Howard Cemetery during the Ume we Bre lookIng for a site, I suppose they will have to ~tay at the }.{orgue." "How much Is the county wIlllng to pay tor a site?" "r am not prepared to say. All I can say Is that tbe committee w ill look af. ter a tract of land for burial purposes. It will hardly b(> possible to make are. port bfOfore next Tuesday, and the matter was really put ott for two weeks. In the meantime It there Is trouble at the Morgue It w1ll be up to Mr. Danser to see what arrangements he can make with the city. That Is all." DR. WENDE WILuNQUIRE:R. DEFEND ACCUSED , CITY OFFICIALS. , former Health Commissioner Says Affidavits Against Drs. Heath and May Are Easily Obtained. - """""--->w DR. DANSER IS =.NQUIRER, NOT CONCERNED. 'I {i l l / IMedical Examiner Says He is otot Aui thorized to Find Burial Place For Pauper Dead. i 'M EDICAL EXAMINER DANSER with the approval or Dr. Danser. La~t vesterdR.y afternoon that night ho said that he was heartily In favor ot C'rC'mation as a means of disposing of the bodies. !IO far a~ he Js concf<rned. He claims "1 th!nk It an excellent plnn," salcl tbere Is no place in whkh to bury them the doctor, "tram :l ~anitary and lnd that h(: was not authorizeu to se- health viewpoint It <'ould not be im! ,t a illac~ proved upon. It would be tar superior Th~ Super\'i~or8' commItteE'S on Laws to a buryIng ground. T.;agi~bltlon and Finance yeste:-rda.y "Howevt'r. 1 don't know JUSt what ze:l :'\lr. DansE"r to make af- the genera! publtc might thInk or !t. pnt~ with the city r·}r the burial Somp might think It would nut be just bullies 1:1 Howard Cemptery. pro- the rIght thIng to burn up the pauper thro ~torgue becomes over- de-:td. but a common sen~e view of the HDwde.1. ThIs wa~ done only arter subje<t will sbow one that It Is the Enqulre-r'o:; continued ngltatIoI' In propPr method of tllsposlng of thE' motu-!", llJscln~lng the true state or bodies." which both Supen'l~Clrs and ,\1One hody was added to those In t~e .lPf,earecl anxious to Jet alone. :\lorgup. yesterday. That was the boay Itlea of cremating the unt'lalmer] or Mr!o(. Bridget Quinn. but as It h<1S which has btl'n advanced by many been cla!med by the woman's son. It the C'ounty has found It~eIr wlth- will not be n('c-pssary tor the county to pauper bu ryIng ground, me-Pts bury tbe body. ~,1.id th(~ Ullclalm,o,l de3.d boc.ies nOW Pot the )forgu(" will ha.ve to stay there. H ~o~loner EJ . Greene's action of yesterday In suspendIng Dr. Willtam H. Heath, Inspector of food supplIes and drugs, and Dr, W!lIlam B. May, mllk Inspector pending a hearing on the charges ;Jreterred by Principal Louis J. Knell of School No. 44, seems to have caused consIderable surprIse in medIcal cir~ ele!. Former Health Commisslon~r Ernest Wende falls to see Dr. Greene s reason tor suspension. "You can hang a man 'With affidavits It you try hard enougb," said Dr. Vlende. under who~e admlnf~tratlon the misconduct of Dr. Heath and Dr. May Js aUeged to have occurred. "I can't understand why Dr. Greene should have suspended the~e men. I do not believe the cba.rgl's against them are well founded. They have ~l­ ready been tried and dismIssed as exonerated. "I .nw both at these pby.lclans twenty minute. arter they left tbe !!chool where they are alleged to hn "e tppeared in an intoxicated condition. they came immediately to my {lffi('e and I am ready to as~ert that they "Were perfectly sober. I belJeve th(>y were all rIght when they were at the school As tor thoRe amdavll~, I want 10 say' that anybody can get affldavlts, and if you want to hang a man by tbnt pro{'ess you can do so." "Do you belIeve that Dr. GreenE" ~UR­ ,ended the~e men Simply to reconcile hi!' departmf'nt with public ~enU­ ment 1" Dr. '\\,Yende WB~ a~ke<l. "What would you want to act in n<'ordance with public sentiment for It ~ou kne~- you were right? Dr. )Iny and Dr. Heath were tried on this charge ~everal weeks ago and were ex. onerated." "wm you apP,,"-r at the Invest!gatIon on July 1st In the Interest ot the phy81('lans?" "I certa!nly ,,'m If I am a-ked to." In notifying Drs. Heath and )fay ot theIr suspension, Dr. Greene sent ea~h at them the fol1owlng Jetter: "Dear Sir-The charges ot mlsc-onduct preferred by Louis J. Knelt, rela. tive to the manner In which the publl L' school children at School No . .. -4 were vaccinated on November 21, 1901, and I aJso as to your conduct upon that 0('(,8slon, having been pre~ented to me tor official Jnve8t1~tJon. I deem it my , duty, after con~lderation at the matter. to suspend you from duty as inspector ot food .uDpltes and drug. In the Department ot Health of this olty, an.I, theretorf', accordingly BURpe-nd you trom duty tl'Om and after this dateo, nnd herc·by df'signn.te the 1st dny of July, 1902, nt 10 o'clock in the forenoon I at that day, as the time, Rnd the Office ot the Health CommlRsloner as the place. at which r wl1i hear and receive and take under consideration nny E"·idence. statementf', or facts which YOU may deem advisable to present In explanatIon of the cbarges so made as ntore-~atd. "Such su~pen810n trom duty to continue untn the hearing and disposition of the chargE'S. ");oUce at hearing upon these charges will be given to the compla.lnant. and ('oples ot the nfflda\it8 presented to mp. containing ~uch charges ~s are on nte with the chief ctt'rk or this deJlB.rtmen~ where you may investigate Rnd In~pect the same at Buch time as you may desire." I �lRO UPERVISORS WILL BUY TWENTY=FIVE ACRES FOR A NEW POTTER.'S F!ELD f In the Meantime They Will Beg of the City Enough Ro-om in Which to Bury the Five Bodies Now in the Morgue. 0 .(} I MEDICAL EXAMINER DANSER WIL L ' liA VE TO FIND BURIAL PLACE The coun ty Is t o b u y Il cemetery. A »Iot at abou t twenty-fly eacres Is to be III'Ocureu some wh ore In the suburbs ot !ltralo, and as near to the city Une • a satisfactory plot can be found. This course being declded upon .at a oint m eeting at t he Su per v isors' Comlttees on Finance and La,v5 nnd LegIJJlatlon, held j esterday, at which time the m a t ter was referred to a Bub-committee co nsis ting ot Supervisors Woodard. Ouchle, Menzies, Scully, Colburn ..nd H oward. The cOmmittees considered the matter In ex ec u tive session , but at the clo8e it was announced that an effort would be made to get a good price on abtJut a twenty-five acre plot tor u~e a8 a county cemetery. In the meanUme t he bod ies lying In the Morgue wm either be burled In the Potter'S Field In H oward Cemetery. through the perm ission of the ci t y authorIties or Medical Exa miner D anser wil l be aUthorized t o Hnd some other b u r ial place for thes e bodies. As tbe county was proh ibited front further u slnlr H oward Cemeter y tor the burial ot Its d ead, by action ot the Common Coun cil, it Is bardly expected tbat co nsen t can be galneel to bury the .Ix bodtes tha t are now lying at the Xorgue. In wh ich event Medical Examtner Danser will b e vested wi th a uthority to lind graves for these bodies tn Rome oth er cemetery. The s ub-com mittee appoi n ted to look t OT a s ltp tor the proposed county cemeter y wou ld say n othing yes terday concerntng It. pla ns, or the d lrectlons In which their sear ch would ta ke tbem, for tea r th at prices wo ul d be p ushed up on th em It It wer e k now n t h at the land wa~ to be u sed Be a burtal ground for pauper d ea d. DE~IES. DANSER IT. Medica l Examiner Danser emph atlcally denied to a repar ter for The CourIer last n ight that he h ad completed arrangemen ts for t he b u ria l of t he five unclaimed bodies now In the Morgue. ~YS r DEAR FOR HIS POOR MILK - - ",L, J t'\ I !:.t{, E.U.ER, CONVICTED OF AD ULTERATING THE FLUID. MADE TO y !i/ ' ~200 AND C OSTS. Z 'J.;fII!<- - fOb: . L anner, a m ilk deale r, was est erd y ordered b y Justice Kenpfick t tho Supreme Court to pay the St:.lte 200 ror selllng adulterated mil k . La.ner "" a s likewise ordered to pay the os tR of t h e action, amnuntl ng to 2822 It was his second otrense. On December 23 ot last year an ag~nt of t1'1e Commissione r or Agriculture took a Qu antity of mnk trom Lanner's wagon. T hl~ milk was round to be adultf'lrated, whereupon thE> Commts· ,,!onp-" ot Agriculturp brought an action agall'll!!.t Lanner to recover $200, as 1<:rlbOld by Ia.w t or such violation. pr~- YOUNO FARMER IS A VICTIM OF liYDROPHOBIA - WlI. I SPE ~ CEn. ' VH O LIVED l\EAR LIVO~ lA.. St:FFERS I NTENSE AGON Y B EFO R E DEATH 6/.~ n ~l:ES I ! IISERY. j (B:t AS8octatt'd Pre~~) L Iva a, N y ~ ." Spencer a fa; " ray 31.-Wllliam or h YdI:OPhobi::,e~ Rged 30, died today Lt yonla atter ' Our miles north ot gon y s'tnce '\"P~~ZeJlng most Intense On April 1st "h • ay nigh t. ' s t range dog iro\mll~ trying to drive a was attcked bv the ~t"ut yard, Spencer the rIght cheek T r e and bitten In and little Rttentl~n "h:. wound healed, c ldent until last W d paid to the inWas take-n ill and c:nt7elday, When he til h is death . nued to fall un- A statement to that effect was given out by Supervisor Howard yesterday, when he was questioned concerning the lack at a burial place tor the city's pauper dead. "Tbese bodies now at the Morgue wlll have to stny there, so far as I am con~ cprned ," Platd Dr. Danser. "There ts no place In which to bury t h em. and I a.m not authorized to select a. p lace. "The bodies are In good condition now and rio h arm will be done by allowing them to remain In the Morgue until a burial ground is found by the proper authorIties. 'Whlle two or three at the bodies were In a state ot decomposition when tht":Y were received, the freezing process tl) which they have been Bub~ GOMPAA~SON OF f PESTHOUSE %1 511[5. • pre8 ~ antiquated structureri which have OC· cupled the presenL sIte tor nearly thirty-fh'e year. have become black- ened by the dense smoke {rom the locomotives ot the New York Central Tha t repair. are occa81on- "Ily made to tbe buildings ie evidenced by the pa tehe. ot tar which appear on the .e"eral roots. It i. claimed that n>lt long ~Ince Lhe water which rart Into the Interior ot the bulldlngs was caught in pails and tllh!l_ Thtr~ Is qc;ar<.(!lr, an hour during- the jeeted, ha. N!medled all that." clay when the Be t Line train. are not paf!'lfng this point. At night heavy treight Th~ Idea or cremating the unclaimed cars art- hauled over thl' lint'"_ As the dead, which has been advanced by many track!; or th(> Npw York Central prac. since the county has found It.elf withtka,lIy form l\ hnlt circle about the prop~ out a pauper burying ground, meets t-rt)- and as therr is a not incon!=flde-rable with the approval ot Dr. Danser. Last oC-srade- oppOsite tbe Ptsthou~e the rum. night he said that he was heartily tn· bllng ot the h~a\'y ('ars and the puffing o( the pOwerful lo('omotlvC'" would scarcelavor ot. cremation as a means ot disly tend to Improve; the condition ot t~ poslng of the bodies. path,'nts In tpa Pe,sthoutie. It is also It OUreQ ot much wonderHE AR TILY FAVORS C R E ~[ ATIO ll , me: nt. as to ho (re 'h and pure llir Is ob~ ta)ned In the Interior at the buUdlngs. "I t hink It an excellent plan," 8a1rl "hen the wind Is blOwing In the proper the doctor. I'from a sanitary and directIon the structures are shrouded In health v iewpoint It could not be 1mthe black smoke and soot ot pa.sslng prayed upon. It would be tar superior trains. The (>le('tric car!:l which run In to a burying ground. front or thE' hospital are also said to Irr1~ ta te the Sick. "However, I don't know just what ScajaQuada creek v,;-htch Ites between the the general public might think ot It. rallroad and the present site, Is likewise Some mlgbt think It would not be just not l1kely to beneftt patients. At the the right thing to burn up tb" pauper resent time the-re Is vE'ry Httle "9,'atrr In dead, but a. common sense vtew ot the he creek bed, and It ts said that when subject wlll show one that it Is the the weather becomes hot there w\lI be none-, except In a tE'W stagnant pools. proper method ot disposing at the All along the bank. at this creek on the bodies." Ride opPOSite from the hospital, heaps of One body was added to those In the all kinds of garbage may be seE-n, while Morgue yesterday. That was the body a JItttE' farther away, men are now en~ or Mrs. Bridget Quinn, but as It has gaged In dumping garbage, tiny particles o( which float to the Pesthouse site. be-en claimed by the woman's 80n, It From the- front ot the building things will not be neceBsar y for the county to have a somewhat bE'tter appearance but bu ry tbe body. a vlstl to the rear ot the property dispels There are thirty cases In tho Morgue this muslon, where bodies can be placed, so tbe rt Is stated that a foundry Is soon to be possIbility ot Its becomlnlr filled Is E'r~pcted v..ithln 100 (eet ot thE' hospttal. "\\ tth this nol~y manutacturlng estabquite remote. lishment In such close proxmlty tbe I1fe of the untortunat(> patients In' qUar~ antlne will Indeed bf'l made miserable, The new site l\'hlch it hi; propost'd to purchasp tor a Quarantine hospftal 11510catE'd about two ml1E'~ (fom the pre-sent structures. on a triangular lot bounded by Kensington Ave-nue-, Egge-rt Street and the city line. It 1!4 on a plot of twentl"~flve- acres of rOlling ground "9,-·hlch ~E'('m8 WE')I adapted to all tuture require. ments ot thp c1ty The proposed buildings may be 80 prpcted on the land which t.he city contemplatps buying that they will not be within an eIghth' ot a mile- ot an)-' structurE's whlC'h may be built on surroundIng propprtles, The own£'rs of ad10Inlng lots naturally I objE'ct to the hospital betng located at thts poInt. as they claim their property will be de-preciatpd In value, It Is also elalmpd tha t In thE' vlctnllY or the old sltr. like conditions prevaIl. 'It I~ a Ques~ Form('r Health tomml~c;'on('r \V'endc tion, In regard tn thl~ matter, whether Atnnds hy Dr. 1I<>.o.th nnd Ur. ~1!1Y In tb~ the- pronertv dtpreclaUon at thE' new sJtt-, "'hlch Is so far out ot th(" bullr1tn~ Dlaltf'f ot ('hul'g('~ ot IntOl;:i("ation pr('1'crreu ~f>('tlon, would :lPJ'roxlmate that which a~nlnEtt th('m by Sf"hool Prln<:ipal Knell nOll exiRts at thp old 10(,R.tinn. "lIys thtlt If n~kccl he will glad IS llJ')pear Attorney John W. Flshf'r, aC'tln&, on behalr of thE' Lon~neckpr p~tnt(". has subot the heal'ing In tll(>tr hphnlf. mUted It propo!'lltlon "9,'hJeh. It a("cE'otE'd, "I cnn't \Ind('r~tnnd," :-iUYS Dr, Wt'nora, w I ma~t" tho. C'o t nr thr propprt)" to the C'itv $21 .• 00. },otr. FishPir h3~. howeve-r ~II{_I "why Dr. (;rC'(>nc should hll"'E' ~u~pend(>(1 nlflC'd his intE'ntlon to lIubmtt a better bid, thf'sC meu. I do not b(>lIev(> thp d.Jnrl{eli Tt I~ f.8!d that the six acres ot ground nl!oln~t them are well rounded. They ha,'p whJ('h the ('ity now Owns at th.,. old ~Ite could be dlsnOFlE'rl of (or n(oRr!)' money alr(>ady u{'{'n tried nnd dl!;mlssf'd, enough to !'Iurcha!'le thf> n~w Longn('cke·r "I ~nw both ot th(>R(' phy~I('lnm; 20 min . Ritro of tWE'nty·t1n· a'CTE'S, Th(\ building ot lIt~s Ilf(('f th{>S I(>rt thp ",(·hool "dIP)"f' t11,.,a .<"'E'we-r from thlll! JlC"lint to Batley A ,.e. nup is f'~tlmRtt'd Ilt $15,000 nre nUC'gC'd to bave nppcurHI In nD IntO:l.i ('ut('ci \·onllltluD. Th(')" \'nnw ImulI'dialt'ly The H:rde Park Land ComPRny who~e prnpertv IJ('~ dlrrctly aC'ro~!'t from the til my ollieI?' ond I nm ff'ndy to U~~Pl't that prop08pd new sup, Is the- nrlnefpal obje-ctIH'Y Wl'rl' IH't".!cctly !-;oher. I hl'llc,·p ttH'Y tor t othe location of the hOBpltAI at this W('I'(, nil rl~ht wl1(>n tbl'S WeJ''' ot thl' ~rho()l. point a,lri It Is said thft C'ompnnv will take AN for tho,1lf' affldnylts , I wnnt in ~n:> thnl the- malte-r Into the courts It n"tcessary. nuyhod)' can )::'" ntlidu,·lts, Ilnd Ir YOU want to ,~un,:: n muu by that PI'OC'C'I:iS you ('UU au DR. ERNST WENDE r <>/ PP]~L~ INSPECTORS HE IS - : lUNG TO APPEAR AT HEARING IN BEHALF OF DRS. HEATH AN D MAY. Isn. HOUSE ITwenty-fifth Warders to Be ent site of the pest-house In the 18th Ward, It ie quite evident that this location, from a sanItary vIewpoint. ts not all that It should be. Tbe 80mewhat Rnilroad. PUBLIC ~ HEARI~G ON PEST ) JH I- CONDITIONS AT THE PRESENT QUARANTINE HOSPITAL NOT CONDUSIVE TO COMFORT OF PATIENTS - PROPOSED NEW PLOT OFFERS ADVANTAGES. To the observant visitor at the ~ - Given Opportunity to Make Their Protests H • ~J ~l' ,Known. NO DEcISION LAST NIGHT Warm Talk Before the Committee on Public Measures but It Agrees on No Recommendation, A tter a stormy se•• lon, at "'hlcb It r.acbed no decision, the Aldermanic Committee on Public Measures last night declded to hold a public h .... rlng on the pegt house at which those who bplleve there ~houlti be a new one and those who object to ItR b~lnl!' located In tbe 25th 'Ward, as proposed, will each have opportunity to be heard. The proposltlon to purcbase a Site In tbe 25th ·Ward. which was hefore the committee, turnl"h~d mat~rlal for considerable acrimonious debate. [;P IN ARMS AGAINST I T . AId Harp. wbo represenU! that ward. vigorously opposed locatlng the Instltutlon In his bailiwick_ He said it would prove an ~\'erla"tlng Injury to the adjOining property an,1 that his consUtuentF were up in arms aver the proposi- tion. Attorney Jnhn W. Fisher, representing th{' owneMt, offered 8S a site the plot of ground 1,758 feet on Eggert Road, t,9'0 rP.et on the cIty line and 1,279 tpet on Kensington A venue. He "aiel th ...t the olte coulrl be bought tor $13,600, plu.. the accumulated back tax .. of $6.500. Albert E. Jones of Rogers, Locke & Milburn. ~.l'peared In opposition to tbe propo.ed .ale at the ,Ite to the city. He RaJd that he represented the Equit- ale Investment Company, ,~,.. hich owns 170 acres adjoining the land otrereel for .ale. He said that thl. property would be greatly depreciated. "There appears to be no earthly necef=:iity tor a. new pe-~t house," said :\Ofr. Jones. "The only persons advocat~ Ing It are those who de.lre to sell th_ land." ROSE BY A'\'OT HER NAUE , "It Is not a pest house," said Mr. Fisher. "That Is a misnomer. It Is propo"'d to erect a muniCipal hospital and not a pest house." I Frank Hammond and John N. Prevost or the Hyde Park Land Company also c;poke tn opposition ttl the- city buylng the sile offered. They said that the ('f)mpany ba.d been carryIng the land for yflar~, and It was not talr to locate a P"st house in the vlclnlty. It wonld ruin the property, they declared. DE'\'U.L OF NEED NONSENSE. "It Is nonsense to say that there Is no demand tor a new munlC'ipal ha~pt­ tal," said Mr. Flsber. "Tbe present building I. In R .hamerul condition. and better tarlilties tor handling epldemic!lI are demandpd. The ~lte offered Is 1.000 teet away from anyone. It Is an leleal .It.. The only thing lacking Is a sewer, and lhe !';1te ('an be had for I•• s than will h. realized by the sale ot the old hospital. The dltrerence will more than pay (or the sewer." Ald. Harp made a redhot speech against accepting the .Ite otrered. He SAid that It wnul rl not be fair to the people he represented, and that the resldrnts of ht~ ward are up in arms at the mere prospe('t ot the pest house being located anywhere near them. D! �" DR. E. WENDE DEFENDS f ST ;ts to 1R 1,Rl H EATH AND MAY FROM~ CHAR.OES I N A FFIDA VITS Head of Health Department Suspends the Two Doctors, Pending a Hearing of the Charges Preferred by School Principal Knell. FISHER'S KINDOFfER. t j7 --UPh John seeks to relieve the 1 Ward of the Quar~yantine Hospital. E~:4RT ~NAPPRECIATED EX-HEALTH OFFICER WENDE STANDS BY THE DOCTORS. SEVERAL PEOPLE MADE STnENUOUT PROTESTS TO ALDERMEN LAST NIGHT. "You can hang a man with affidavits It yoU try bard enough." Bald Dr. Erne~t "'''"en de, tormer Health CommIssioner, under l\~bose administration the misconduct at Dr. Heath and Dr. May Is alleged to have occurred. Some people, who do not seem to appreciate the public-spirited a t ot "Attorney John VI. Fisher in ottl'rll'!.g land In the 25th ward for a pesthouse, r('g"r can't understand why Dr. G~n. should have suspended thetl. lstered strenuous protests 'l'lth the almen. I do not belleve the charges against them are well !ounded. They dermanIc committee on sanitary mea'· have already been trIed and di8mIs~ed as exonerated. Ures last night. Of course. :\Ir. Fi~her "I saw both of thooe physicians twenty minutes atter they lett the or the people whom he represe-nts, ask money for the land, but lhey say it ts ~('hoOl where they are alleged to ha\"~ appeared In an intoxicated con. so cheap that even after it Ie s('wered dltton. They came Immediately to my Office and I am ready to assert the CO!;t will not equal the amount tor that they were pertectly sober. I belle"e they were ~ll right when tbey which the present Site on Ferry street were at the school. As for those affidavits, I want to say that anybody Health Commissioner Says could be sold. But despite nil lhoRe can get affidavits. and It yoU want to ha.ng a man by that proceEiS yoU erIorts on the part ot l\fr. Fisher to recan do eo." He Is Reluctant to fake lieve the people at the 18th ward ot "Do you believe that Dr. Greene Suspended these men simply to ree. the burden ot tl. pesthouse. there nre the Step but Seriousness onelle his department with public sentiment?" Dr. Wende was asked. kickers, mucb to the disgust ot Ald"rman Zoel1er ot that ward. The kirk"Whnt would you want to act In ac('ordance wJth public sentiment of the Charges Compels ers are people who own land in the 25th tor It yoU knew you were right? Dr. May and Dr. Hoo.th were tried on ward. They think I t would b~ poor pubthis charge ~vera.l weeks ago and were exonerated." Him to Do So-Doctors lic polley tor the cll>' to give up Its "Will you appear at the Investlgatlon On July 1st In the Intere9t of present site and, Incidentally, move the the physicians'!" Invited to Make Answer. pest house to a point where It ~·ould "I certainly will It I am asked to." depreciate the 'value ot their land. It fs the same. old fight. No one wanta the Dr. WUUam H. Heath. In.pector at pesthouse. charge. wll! be given to the complainFood Sup pile, and Drugs. and Dr. WIlThe matter ('arne up betore the Ranlant, and coples ot the affldaYits pre. 'lam B. May. ~IIIk Inspector. at the sen tary committee last night In the way ted to me containing such charges cd (liS (]11('tor rutty dlre("t) 10 lh~ nllr~Jug hot gealth Department, were yesterday as are on ftle with the chlet clerk at ot Mr. Fl~her's bid, In response to adtJfo:o,;. n llli pl:II'{' rhp bltrl' In 1UC wire h., vertt~('ments tor tenderf'. Mr. Fish(>r's suspended from office pending an In- this department, where YOU may Inkrot. l'ut Hilly su{Heh'ot Jllllk tur OUi' nUI~ ,"esUgate and inspect the same at such was the onlY bid belore the committee. ,,~etlgatlon ot the charges preterred IlJ~ lu ~al'h hottle. vu not t'or~ the )lOtll' Ht first. The site he otters Is on the east cJt~t , against them by Louis J. Knell. prin- time 8S you may dealre." A similar letter was sent to Dr. May. J!Il\'illg Jlredou~I)' poure(\ about two cipal or Sohool No. ~4. line, a little to the south of the north Neither Dr. May nor Dr. Heath "'ould IUI'IH':; or W;lll'r In th~ tin 11"n or pill, city line. It Is trla.ngular In shape, the GREENE CALLS IT D17r1'. ~lOd brouttht It to the holllu,lr" point. 10w(,1" discuss the subject atter their suspenbase being on lhe city line, with a sion. the h:l~kt·t or nur~lll~ hott1(1S ttlllwt)' Inlo 'In milking the suspension. Health thl' TIOI. Uo Jlot allt,\\' Ih\l huttlE's, to tOllell frontage ot 1,970 teet. One ~Ide fronts Commissioner Walter D. Greene, exth.· \\·/ll('l .... Ill' they will 1,tI~t. £Int ou the [ on Eggert street, the n umber ot t~et pf'l'tnratp(} ('onr. an,1 let tbl' 6tt'nmlD~ ('UI1' plaJned that It was his duty. under the being 1,758. The other side Is on Ken· tlllll!' tnj' t(':1 Llirl!1ta's; then r~rUu\"1! th~ cJrcumstances. the affidavits sent In by ('U\'I'r nnd Ilrml)' "ork Pilch !tottle. .Hllor I ~dngton avenue, the frontnge being 1,the Prlnolpal being at a serious char· ff'fl1ado/.: Ih.' ,·on·r. nIlaw t:l~ 8lp.fiJllI~ 279 t£'et. The plot contain~ 25 acrefl, all acter. July 1st was set as the date til NIO'iuut' 1,1 m1nur('~ loul!pr In ~hl! wluff' r ot ,,,,hlch Is within the city. The price tor hearing the charges. Both Dr. anrl 2() minutC's long('r iu till' SUfllnwr. Tu Heath and Dr. May are under civil placed on It Is $13.500, to whloh must !'l"'''JI, II1l1::1t ,W IIJ.UW. J to) (> I .!ll· trt't'lx eervlce and are entitled to a hearing. be added $6,600 In unpaid taxes and In' 01 ' Ihe tC"lUp(,I·;tiUI"e- w1ll rfi'(, tO'l high. Dr. Greene is gOing to California toI Th(> pl'nq.~~ of I'U'tll17.atJoll I:; now ('om. terest. I pklt"l. J'lrwe lh~ h.l!'ikt'l He hnlt)('s In 4 When Chairman John Marti n took up ~ ~O~~~~e8~n:e ~J}T ::~Ci~':n~~~~r~e!~~~ "001 Illrtf'£' (lr In tin (t'e f!hM:r. Tb" hC)Uh';i 1mUl'it not h(' op('n~ll until JUSt hHcl!'C' the the tmbject he announcpd the commit· cessors to the suspended officIals. IDlIl>. Jq to h(' nS('ll. 4Ufl thf'B it may h~ tee was ready to hear all comer~, but Dr. Heath. as Drug and Food In"llrmell hy f111l1l~n~ ih~ hot 1(> ill \\1 III I tho~e In opposition, as uRual, would be spector, ond Dr. May, as Milk Inwater. l! pl'1PE'rir P,rf'llllt('d th{' milk \' III heard first. A. E. Jones sald he represpector, had been put on the work ot' vaccinating public school ohlldren, and sented the Equitable Invegtmpnt ComIt was In this capacity that they appany, whkh. had 1,0 acres of }ft nd tn II hnttlt", llIld un huu\lt l\'lli II!' 'e(>u 110;1Una.: pe-&.red at School No. 44, on November ;". nn Tilt' ~urfnCt'. The tl'mpN'ntllt~ IHtlllrll"cl clORe proximity to the propo~ed ~lte. 21.t last, Which led to tbe charges un<lpr Ihl" j'o.utlll!S1l ~tllh',l nhOH'! will Dot "It's all within the city and represents I against tltem. Dr. Greene said: an investment or $500,000." he said. .. [t "Atter a caretul ('ontlideration ot the "iii rmqlbl(t nntl 001," l'>llttklput mlll( fnr ~'t the pesthouse is put up on the flite otm any affidavits filed with me I oon'AE. bnll!'. ~honlll itP.!':l("l'lllz(,tl ;It 0.)1) !lw". fered by Mr. FIsher, it will lower the cluded that my duty to the public de· _____1"'11,,1 "" It'h'r III1r"':ing. thl.' infant It'tl"cs ~ome milk value of our propprty Immen~ply. 'Vemanded that Drs. Heath and May be . 1n the bottle, tbfq Rhould b(' thl'Own ""'''·lj. ( euspended pending a tull and talr Inshould receh~e some conf'h)pratlon from \\ nen in C.':llllllut .LI.' ~H"o("url·d. 1Dtlk ht DR. GREE~E IS WORKING TO, hnql •• IM,I," kept ,'<)01 lor wml'plllll' th.1II vestigation ot the serious charges pre· the hands of this body, for we have ----.' In n (')llth saturated wltb wat('r. evaporation ferred against them. paid heavy ta..xes on this land tor the KEEP DOWN THE INFANTILE the month. or last tpn years, without getting any brnRELUCTANT TO ACT. eftt trom It. There is no earthly npCPA· JUllf' ••1ul1' Rml A UJ:lIftt m'e thf' uC~:lrtIy OllPS H RATE • "I was reluctant to take such a ,:tep EAT (cor Jiltaltis. nn\! July anfJ ..!u!:'u!';[ art partie.. sity to move the pE'sthouse to Kensingbecau~e the acts complained of were ulnr!v tBtlll. 'J'ht.>rt." hn~" hl"f'n no ('us(.'t\ of ton. It would be a. buruen on the tax· committed during the term In otllce' ot • "llIl!l;l"n iufnotmQ 10 BUffalo dUl'1n,:;- the ptt's. payers," my predecessor, Dr. Ernest Wende. "ot ,"flr. Henry Ware Sprague spoke tor the However, owing to the seriousness of sro.mc conceql. "We've had a hnrd the charges, I telt Impelled to take ImmedIate and decisive action In the mat. enough ~tr1tggte C'arrylng our property ter. for the last ten years, Without getting Pl,I~"TY OF ADVICE IS GIl.'EX TO "Furthermore, I desire to say that this black eye," he said" "Why "~e the charges made, It substantJah'd, P.~REXTS 1'\ REFEREX(,E TO should be affilcted with It, I Clln t show that conditIons existed which understand." 'I'JIE (,"RE OF J'\FA'TS never should have been permitted, and Yerbnl protests were alFCt') made by never will be countenanced while I am l1l'IU:\G TUE SLlHIER Frank Hammond and John M. PrOVOf't at tho head at the Health Department :'IO~THS. In behalt at the Hyde Park Land ("omot this olty. Upon the tacts set forth In the affl.4avJts presented to me. pany, which has propt'"rty In the viC'in· I deemed It my duty to suspend the Ity. doctor.. and Immedla,tely npon my re,Vben thoRe speakers got through the J turn trom Calltornla. I will sltt the aldermen had an opportunity to hear Whole matt.. to t h .. b.)ttom. of th~ advantages ot thE." FI~her otrf'r. "As I have stated, although this Mr. Flshpr hlm~E:lf recountp<l thpm. trouble occurred when Dr. ,\Vende was E. W. Parkhurst and F. G. Hardy ot Health Commissioner, I believe that the charges are so serious that they ~,( R ~EPART"E~T BEGI:'8 the 25th ward and H. A. Rambadt nnd warrant dechtlve action on my part." Aluel'man George Zoeller ot the 18th SU I T A GA I ~S T OW~ER O F A The letter sent to Dr. Heath was as ward atc::o sp01<e In favor ot transff'rrlng tallows: the p('~thouse trom the vrest'nt ~lte to D UI LDI NG I N TR EN TON LETTE R T O D R . HEATH. the FI~ht='r site. Alderman J. Thomas Harp at the "Dear Sir-The charges ot miscon25th ward, who Is fighting to kN'Jl the duct preterred by Louis J. Knell, relative to the manner In which the public I n Municipal Court yesterday the pesthou~c out ot his '"ard, asked ,the ('ommitlt'e to hold another public meetJ Bchool children at School No. 44 were Health Department against Mrs. ' vacclnatM on November 21. 1901, and Thomas J . O'Brien, the owner ot the Ing at which his constituents might he ltlso as to your conduct upon that ocroperty at No, 29 Trenton Avenue, tor benru. So the commJttep. adjournt'u the casion, havIng been presented to me Plleged violations ot t he city ordinance heal'lng until the night ot Thursuay, for offlclal Investll\'ation. I deem It my tailing to repair a detective sewpr June lUl1. At tha.t time It fs fl'xpected duty. after considera.tlon ot the matter, In accordance ~'it h instructions trom the marching club, the taxpayprs' club, to suspend you from duty as Inspector the Health Department. ~ the homt' dwellers' aSROclation, the at tood sUpplies and drugB In the DeAn Italian named Scanoa, . who •• h8~P singIng sodety, thH dtJzens' pro~ partment at Health at this city, and, property .djolns that ot Mrs. 0 :ri~ni tertivp association and many _klntJrf'd theretore, accordIngly suspend you was pu t on the Btand and tesUfte a organizations from the roomy 2..,th ward from duty trom and arter this date. the eewer drAined Into his c e llar and hereby deslgn",te the 1st day ot i tnnrey "\'~l. P. Colgan, COUDee or will df.'s~end upon the aldprmllnlc ('om· July, 1~02, Ilt 10 o'olock In the torenoon ·catlda wade the 8tatement that t.wo mittee to ~ho\\" that thpre I~ a unaniat ,that day, a. the time, and the Office the' have recE"ntly occurred in the mous spnUment there to kt'£>p the pest· of the Health Commissioner as the n:fg hborhooi:1 and tha.t the d etective house In Aome othf'r w'nnl. place, at which I will hear and receivp 8l'Wer is bl&.med tor b9th. and take under consideration any e\.IThe CR!IIe waR adjourned untn nex t dence, statements. or tacte which you "t\'ednesday, and In thp. meantime It may deem advisable to prl:!sent In exIA said that the .ewer will be repaired t planation ot the charges 60 made as U the (lwnpr ot the propert:. ~ atore.ald. '·Suc.h 8u8pen~Ion from duty to con- I t1nue until the hearing and disposition J of tbe charges. • uNotice Q~ hearing upon these DATE FALLS WHILE GREENE IS GONE 0 C 0f ERKII I RIll IfIM I~~t~lelj~ tlt~I,:k' rllfl~: !1;~~1~~lj~\~~~·lnN73t~·rl~r ~'~Jt~ I I "xm;r~ !l:u~'lxr,'!' .t~~~~;'P;1R~,~~~l'r;~ti"'Sh EASON IS HERE j I ~{l R l'rfl~~n'L~~:;~ C~!'teH th~t FOLLOW \ I fl" 'FAUL TY SE WEI? , ~, IS BLAMED P'OR P DEA THS OF TWO tj _ rn tt. d �W h en It "rroets tho skin It fs known aa lupus: the Jymph glanrfs A.~ frequent · 182 ly 'GREENE SUSPEND DR. BIGGS SPOKE ~he l he Ing. ~Iay be MAKE Your~ (Signed) Lrul)r. WAUfF.lR D. r.REEXE, Hrotth Comm!~:.. lonur. APPOINT~lENTS ,- .. , Dr. Greene Will Announce the Physicians Who Are to Take the Places of Drs. H eath and May, Suspended, Before Leaving for the Coas t Tonight. &m. tim. {."l•• )· 1" .lth ('''lOm;'>lon.'' Conditi.",!! '"l' r/ ~ 1I.<hl., ; ( arl • • "h.n th~ ~.i~~lll\~lillt~~~t't-~~'r~~· 1\\0 l.rfh:iaiM woulll b of I 1 Hhall liCIt. It.,m,· tJlf'fll tOIlI~hl: in (;ad. Green,' ,, 111 anIiOUll('t' tempurary uPlI(lllll- m \! nt8 to thl )In!-lithllls or in~ppctQr and Inepf'('tors Ilf milk 10 tht! hf'a1th dq ti\rtm~nt. t o fill the \ .t( Ilnd ... ~ ~:all~,'tl I will nut V\;l n P'I\'{ thl " maUl'!' t:t)IIMldl'ra~ 11011 thlR f·\ t'nlng I h1\\"j anal1K~11 a l'on1 lh' . ff'I't-'Hl'\. \\1111 .-1;. nllmh~'I' of mv rri~nd", ot " ... I'lUI'llt'nswn or Drll H\'ath and ~1J1..)" . t the nwtlhul fIAtt-I'nlt)" fOJ; tomorroW L a. t night Ur. C;rt't'Ilf> !fRill thR.l tw wouhl 'mo rnin~ IIml wnh lIlt' nhl lit lhf-'lr advi('O n a m e lh~ 81}poinlt.-'l's bt't(l)"t" h(> le;}Yt:-: ftlT ' I \... iIt luak .. tltl' kPpoll1tml'Hls. Pt-' r~llnal1y th e Shrint"l"s' ,o tt I (' Hf . . ] I ,1.11\ 'n fuyoJ' of yuung 1lIt"1l rur the~6 • I,: ~\en ()Tl n u Olllia alH I PO.-ltUIII!-I, yo.t tlwy !HUHt hay~ hud ~\Ift\t he tommta~lnn~r takl'!-I tilt:' trRlII fill tIll' l'kll l l'X!1I rll ·tlu' to mdk~ llwm \·alllablt>. , '081'- t tunlght at !) o·l'IO(·k. l'p 10 It laH! "I had n 1:(11(Jrt ta lk with ))1' l-Il'ath tohO\lI' IIl!';l nl~hl Dr (1rt>t:nl' hall tHlt lieU chi} tn I"f>Ranl Ll' Ill" ('hat gt'S. 1.)1. l-h-tllh n ltt:l~ dt:'ddt tI upon th~ 8... 1... (,;tlon:... tnt'1"f)Y told mt"' thal III wendel ut' 1!1·t'"par" h "'1\ St'I,'11 hl"_l t'\"l'nlnJ:;: lit' a REYIE\\'\ pel to flf·rC'nd hlm ... tlf wltt'n tlw tmw o( ,lnl gN I I m an ('ommiM~lOnt I" Ort'f'IH~ ·r:aiu. ill\"t-!-'llg-n tlun (·Amt'. 1 ha, t, T(:H"h t:'11 to "ThlJlIllrh 1 \\"cHllll lIk~ t o Ilt re-r thl! mak- -lIl"oht;' lhiH m;,\tlt'T lu lh .. hottom It the ing of th.-tln .lpl)ll1ntmt'nl~ f01' H ft,\\" di1~'!; In on .h' r to hll\f' tim ... til maKe lh(~ ht-~t l,m;:-.ihk £l.f')t.'t·lillll!< I bf<lit"\'t! tt nel"t:S~'UTY o fi.11 th e \a(-Ulll'lt-.H at nm-e l·nc.lt-r con~h.h· r J lt" lI "" . I It-tHE' t h .. p o:-.1tlons filled rluring tl"" c m t)nth 1 ~h..'l ll b~ d{ldlll~ will ht· Ill" thcY' If th" dl:trt;t-S ot Pl"tn- lILullty dIMTliFt~,.tl of tht'! ('hargf'~ j rlp;'Jl ".111.:11 IIrl' IIt·t)\·('(1 tu htt un fo II nll(-t.l, then tht' mnftt-r "Ill I1\' nIH of my Iwnd!o:. 1111-1111 thAt C:U~{·. till" 11twtllP'; ...... 111 l)ruhaltly IlU a \\ HY FH:l, ,.O!n( l orm ot n-I!n~~" I thnt this loss could be largely prevented at a comparatively small co~t In sacrifice. labor, and money. I mak~ thr- d! :- ~... A du.t. It I their Rtudy and management, In Npw York. tor a perIod ot nearly flfteen years." I C'urrlng in human beings during adult ltfe in all ch l11zed countrIes is ca.ul'lerl by It. and nearly one-halt of the entire r adult popula tinn at some time In lite acquire It. It has beE"n pro\"en beyond any pa..fblllty ot rlouht that a 1I\'lng germ call.d the tubercl. baclJlus Is the CJu::;e. and the only cause, at tub er~ culosl~. It doE'S not seem ne C'P~sary to state thE' faC'ts upon which this as~-=-r~ tinn is haserl, for the dl!::;covery firAt mad. hy Robert Koeh 10 1882 hR. bepn confirmed 80 oftf'n nnrl so C'ompletply that It now constftutE'~ one ot the m()st abenlutely demon~trated facts in met1tcinp. Tuberculo~i~ may atrect any organ ot the boely, but mo~t fr p , quently flr~t involves tbe lung!'. and 1~ then commonly known as con~umptton. Health Officer Biggs Lectures on Consumption at Central Presbyterian Ch urc h. " I MANY INTERESTING POINTS FOR PUBLIC. Expectoration In Streets Shoul d Be Avoided and All Precau tions Taken to Prevent Disease Spreadi ng. "About one· fourth of alJ d.atbs oe- I TUBfRCULOSIS MAY AfffCT ANY PART Of BODY. '/ this stat.ment with a full r.allzatton of Its meanln~, and atter a familiarity with the sanitary problems involved. gained by an actiye participation In I I r Dr.' Herman 111. Blgg., lIledlcal H!:'alth Officer of New York. deltvered in Instructive sild Interesting le-cture )n "C'on~umptlon and How It :\Iay Be Prevent!:'d," In the Central Presby· erJan Church last night. He wa~ lis- tened to b~' an audience that tilled the which Included many ot th e mo@t promInent mf'n and women n the city. The lecture- was delh'ered Jnder the auspices ot the Buffalo So.. fpt)· for the Preyentlon ot Tubercu: hurch and 10~ls. TIMES. fROST AND f PORTER NAMED 1~Y DR. GREENE 7. WILL SUCCEED DRS. HEATH AN D MAY TEMPORARILY IN f HEALTH DEPARTMENT. • TODAY. Only 56-and this, too, when the E'vldence at command should be, It :o"IeE'ms to me. ~onc l uslyf' to evpry reaRona ble mind in expll.\IlAtfon ot tht' chal"~(,s 50 mad!.! as sus pended p"lllllng: ..l full and fnir tn- paid hy ferlng enrllng In <loath nt the hest pe-I rlod of life-between the ages of 15 anel rant decb1\"e action on my p3.rt." arorf'Nald Such C;U1Pt-'II.sion from <lilt~- to contilHH" In expl..tnd.t1on of hi~ ..tction ill sus- until tho hl'anng and disposiUon vt th,. charc:r~. ['lend ing Drs. Heath anrl ),Iay, C"Qmmij:;Notice of hearing upon those C'hrrrgt"!'l sion er Green~ made- .1 n offir'ial sta·te- will he g1\~en to the COmtl1a.hla.nt. [Ind covies ot the atrlcJa\1ts P1'£'::tpntf'U to me Inen,t as foIluwe: containing ~uC"h ('harges. are on fila with "After a C'Ell'ptu1 ('oll .... l~leration ot Ul~ tll£' chll f ('Ie-rk or this der>Brtmpnl, whc-re J11any atridavltR filc-d with 1ne I can· :\ ou may hl\'("stlgat e and InSllec-t the ~ama clud<>d ,thl\t my ,JUlY to til>' public up- at ~och lime aa ~·O\1 may dl.:slrt'. In e<p<><Ialiy 110(.rl that It I! ~Ollr('~ or <fl-'11;{PI .atrpr drying, h" dllr(Jy 11 anr"1 not whr.n In n mol0;0( <'on(lltlon, It h95 hl"f'>n .. hfHvn expel'Lrnt'TltAl1y tha t dU!'1l collec'1«11 from thp most varted Jlolnt~--ln ho,",plt;J1 ward~, di~pens8.rJe~, asylum!ll, prlft n~, ro(·ms In prIvate l!OllReF, .e,·en f '"4" ct ('ar~, where con· Rumpt!yc pntlt'nt" ftr(> r,rf- E'nt or hays the limited ancl Ineffe('tunl errorts arf' mnde In its 8up:-trpB~lon: and we st1ll ,"lew with comparative IndtfferE'n('(' the ra vagp~ ot n dl!'1.e:u,p which catl:"f'S trom one-Qua.rtE"r to one-thir,l of all thp sut- are Chil Ser\'tee appojn.t~ and under the ln.w are ma.nd.d thlat Dr<. II a th Anu unnece~sn.rily by the human rare to this evil. ~1"y l"' nOR t~ hOI1I~ loal proteulon. have remained Intllf- he-a.1th ('om'I1li~sion~r. I be-ij".,-e that the chargt'-s ar~ so serIous lhllt. they war- Notice of Suspen.ion. Following is ~l C"Opy or the letter se-nt entitled to a hearinc be-fore being dig- to Dr!i. Heath anJ. ~I y: o~ su~p€'n9lit>n. ani.oed. TIt"y haw untll J u ly 1 In May ,9, 1M2. "'hl oh to p.th"r e,ld"nce In lboct,. de- "-. H. H eath. M . fI, In'l'nNOr of Food I Snppll<"S and Dnlgs Ul'partm ~D t ot (en>e. W hen the inn'£l!IgfrUon of the Ilrnlth. Rutl'nJo. N. Y: •• tA'1 ··rut d It r J)1"tD terrell r I:3lr-The C'hltrs".as or misronuue-t Ca'ttrges a.n.es 1) 1\C'e UJ)f"l1 en en 0 by LQuis J . J{npll. rt.>lauve to '.Edu.ru..tjol1 Em6r~on will, in all lIkt"h- the mflnuer In which thl~ public schOo)l !tood. Q.Ct with Conm.J.ssloner Greene. clllldrpn [I t School H we-re y:tt"C:nated on Nonnnber :'1., 1911l , Md al!'":o tU:I to your Neither of the Fuspended health of· c.onduct upon lhl! occaSion. ha\~lng b~n tlela.18 seem to be gl'ea.t1y dl~turbeJ. Jlrt'"~(:otlt('il to rna fur official tnn~~tig'atl"n, ei>ther oyer the lnany aftldayits I'II'O- I df'('Ol It my duty. aft r C'"Oll!9idf:"ralil)n ot duced by Prinolpa1 Knell Of' the n"lifi- lll~ maller. to s\l~I)~nd )0 Oll from duly 8S 1...... if1~tJ c.ctli r of food SUPllltt'S and drugR In ('at Ion 0 t suspen~ Ion t h f!''1 U.uXC re:-- th(" Depurtnle-nt of Hlulth of thili C'ity. ':i!<lved. "\"bf>on s~n by a. REYIE"'- nYUl end. th~E"ron'. a.cc.ordluRl3t slI!-(pend you lle-Ith er would make eny st8;lempnt fur- from and t.tttoc this uatt'. anel hereb:r df'Sther t han to 0 nnounl.'e that they had en- Hmal~ thu first da.)· uf July_ ]902. at li) gaged atlorn. y~ anJ were prepare 1 to 1o'clock In th~ rorftnoon of that day. ~ the d!;>tend the L"harge-~. As to th~l' SUopen- tIme. nnd thf" oiflce of the HeaJth (o~' · Id . 'h' . mls-s4011Pr as the pln.cp, nt which r will 6 Ia:n t b e~ "OU 51l} not lng. .\.8 ~.ell ht'fl.r anrt r~C'ph'e an;} t.ak~ I1tltlt-r conslI.ln e-lthl"r ha.ye f"xamlnp.d the o.ffldants uratl{\n unv 8v!dCI1C'C' sta.tpmellt!J or fl:\('"to no\\' in c.:om.mi!.,sion....r Gre~ne'B hantls. which YOU' may de.m1 .lo1,rls.t1tle to pl'('$l....nt The peopl •. the legl.lato.... terlng and death chargco ma.de, It 8ub::)ta.nt'la.teu. .show that ('onuHhHlB ex.lsted which n e v er should h.l.,-e be~n l>ermltlt:d, anti tl£'ver will be c'OuntpnaIlced whUe 1 am o.t the head of the Heallh Departmenl o.f lhb city, Upon the Llctld as ~M. forth in the afflda\'Hs pre~~nt~d to mC'. I dE"emed it my dut)r LO suo:;pend the I.hX·tOI'S, and illUn&!·iat~I:'o-· upon my return fram Calitt}mla I ,,111 sift the "hole matter to Dr. Greene's Statemen t, thrn terent to the vast expenditure ot sut- ter. "Furtbel'more. 1 de. Ire to ,a), that the Under Cbil S e rvic e. Drs. Hen til and o'Ir, Aft er dr)·ln .. It ,. apt In one way 01" rl not )'''1" t I) he<::(,'nJ.t] pul ve.rlzeri and sanitary A.uthorltes, and even the med- mediate anu decisive acl10n In the ma.t- ,oas.t. In Jarge {mtntl le'l, by pt"rl-on8. fJu.ft'fll:r* fnlir bOln -con8u.m ·loa. ('.oo1,,1n8 the gprm~ nf(P.n fit tllmo~t .l.ncret}lbl~ num· be,",. Tr1. ntAt(-T1~1 \'J'~n xpp.ctorat~d tr~[ju~/1tl...!.I0l\ge,~ In plM"" whe'" It :l.ftrrwn rdH ",I'll-C:. a" ("Oll' the- 8trer-t, floors. (,HrpE"t~ rlnthtn~. lta,ndl{prcb lpts, spE'akpr ~a:6; "Sta.ttStJC'R showing the grpat prpvalence ot thE' tubE'rcular disf?ases." hf" said. "have be..-n quotNI trequpntly I enough to have almost lost their mean- ferred" Inst them. " I W1I.S :reluota.nt to take such a "tell beCiautfe the acts complained or wer~ commllt<>d during the term In office ot my pred~Ror, Dr. Ernest Wende. However , owing to the Sf'rJollsness ot the cho.rg<!8. I f~lt Impelled ~o take Im- an iove~tion and sift (\he matt"r to the 'bot,tom. Dr. Greene will Il'flke t emporary e:ppairut.ments to fill ~hp ,"canclpR. wlUoh In all prooo.l>iUty the '!><H toonl. 1 "U be maAe ]mown today. as the "As l.bave ~tat~l, Q1thOl1b'll thi.; trouIH ~~t·h ....oJnmJ~sloner lea\~ tomorrow Jb le oc('urred whe-n Dl'. \\~('nLle was ttll' living o'clook at the Saturn Club. Dr. BIggs, was Introdurer\ by Dr. B. G. Long . In the cOurse ot his remarks the !Dr. W. Iff. H eath, In"pector or drugs, vestl&"ltlon ot lhe serious cbarges pre· iI<)I'~ these t1U8t. The ma- He tOld of eigh te£'n Ca!=iCS of the dr~nd 6.isea!:'e blling round in ('n~ tenement. Thf:' Chtne~e hav e a. riC'uth l)f't~n pre~f !1l-14 capabi&. ot producin g rate of [rom 60 to 70 per cent., due to tuhercuio!l"l In anlmal~ when u~et1 for thpir inorulatfon. Burl! OIJI:I may r~ ­ con:"lumption. It wafi flue to the ,,(forts of' thoP Ruf- taln for wl'eks or monthl its PQwpr ot falo SnC'lety tor the Pr~\,"pntlnn ot Tu ... pror]ucJ njif the dl~€'aFe." berrulo~is, who~e mpmhpr~ n.rc wanine ThE: tl"pa~urpr r.f thE" Buffalo society. vlgor("l1~lv :lgaln~t thE' tllsea~"', thnt Dr. ] Jr....\. H. Br;gJ::"s or • ~o, 2iii Huron Riggs came to thl' city. lIe ."rlve l Street, has been authorIzed to receive hE'rp yestpt...lay afternoon :lni! wn~ the Ille:llhct !h tps to thf1 soclet:r. which guP~t ,)t 17'1'flnk R. ~'lcGrflV:. A dlnn",r prl vlle.ge Is generally extended to t he in honor ot thE' speaker was given at 6 publle. PHYSICIANS TAKE COU NSEL; WILL MAKE NO STATErlENT .- ----- bas Tet urned tlrom C'l\.lUorn~a, be wilt a~ tprl.ll whIch Is dl.chug,'d. .ometlm•• d weller~. Hearing Set for July 1, and Dr. W. :s. ) Iay. Inspect.or ot milk in the Health D ppartment, !have been /lUBpend <>d "" t he re»ult of chiarges pl"eIferred alra1nst them by Principal Knell or Public &hool ~ o. 44. At 2:W o'clock yest.I>1ua y afternoon they rece1\'<>d notl""" o f their su.pension from Health k.JommJ"-~ione-r Greene. "In \'Ie'" of >th. afflda vlts hand<>d me two days ago. substantla.tlng the ailIllrges," saM Dr. Greene, "1 thought it pt"O'J)er to tak e this ~tep.u On J uly I , af\t.er the Commissioner csp'oc",-lly those In the type was tor:m~rI 1 br.athinll' air In Wh!rh a dlpooe a ..omblerl at th e Central Pre.hyterlan Church laot nl/:ht to hear !Jr. H.rman :-<. BIll'''. of the New York City Health Departml'l1 t ~pf"ak lJn "Coru;umption and How t41 Pre\'ent n." Dr. BI~~s Is ,vlrlply EXrerlenoell In dealing with tubproulosl •. partlcula;-ly among the tent"mr nt hous€' by Principal Knell, Are Relieved from OlJty Pending an Investigation, thh gP!'ms aT"" f.:uspend li.. jl~~l Two Vaccination Officers, Accused • ' f nnd known ftR IIrrotula. "TuberC1l1o~!9 1'Ii rnmmonly produced In the luttc:. whl(,h are t.he t)t~an9 mOlt frroquE'ntJ:t,· flr!"lt atrected. b~· LUNG HE1\TH AND MI\Y ONDISEASES. ~-t <lI.oa.~rl Rnrl n'"'( ,t, Health COllunission£'t" GrE'pnp announced this morntll~ thE'" temporary apPOintment ot Dr. Edward L. Fro~t, Inspector of food and drugl'l. to !'I.uc('ccd Dr. \Yll11am H. Hert th, Su~pPIHlecl, Rna that or Dr .. Jam('s S. Porter, inspC'ctor of milk, Yicp Dr, " •. R :;\lay. The nppolntmpnts wiIi. take {'[fect 011 June ~d, and und er thf' ci vH service Inw llrE" good for 30 days. In ca..qe Drs. HE"ath and May are J"('rnovl'cl an examination will h{' h('ld to cr£'atp a ('1\"11 sprYice r-llglblp IJ~t. A?t no E'itgible lI~t ("1[ists at prps('nt Commt~$tnner Grf'("ne ,v nj:; frpf! to ma.k£' htR own 3.ppotntmf'nt~. Hr. Frost i~ ~ weU known ftcpuhliC'nn of Lhe> Twt'nty-thtrrl "·nnl, hl!'\ rt~~iUl'n('l' br>ing at No, 4S!l .Plymouth Avrnul'. 11." was rf'('entty d(lf(~ah'd for Lhf' position o( R..!'I~istant nlerttcal (>xamtncr In the :R03rd of Supf'rYi~or?t by Dr. John T. 110\\'1an<1. 'rhe offi('e pays $1,000 per } enr. Dr. Jnmps R rorter tR a Reventh 1Vn.rrl rmJltkan n.nn R frl f"'lltl o( Rtatl"l ("'omm!tl, f'mrUl Orlmm. Jll No_ 2R!'I C(>onr Street. worth $800 0. year. 111~ hom~ This office 1~ i~ Dr. Benjamin G. Long. president ot he :mclety. introduced Dr. BIggs. The ,attpr presented his theme with the ~o mplE'ten ef;s at the savant, but with the earnest E"nthu5iasm of one who has 1 serious announcement to make_ In his introduction he touc-hed upou what ha~ been a('('ompllshed thus tar In th~ battl e on the part ot science- agaInst dlsE"ase. "In a ('aRual consideration of healthtuln(>~~," he said, "as comp:tred with exl!C1tlng condItions in earUer ('enturle-~, WE' are inrlinpd to thInk th a t without Inye~tigatlon, there has b~en but little udvancE" In modern times, nnd that "hile somE' diseases have bE'en restricted, and others entIrely stamped out. yet othE"r~ equally fatal have arlE\en to tak(> thE"lr plne-es. Formerly In ::--lew York. 600 out ot e,'erl- 1000 born. died In tht" flr~t th-e year~. Xow this t~ reduC'ed to onl:>·half. V\'"e may name many Infe ctious dIRE"a~e8 whi(,h ha"e been ('onftned to very much narrower I1nrs through deve-loprnent in modt"rn sanItation, and Among the-se tubprculosls' and still thprp I~ no problem \\'hlchconf~~nts the ~anltnr:r authodtles of the larger municipalities at present, equal In im- t. portant'e and magniturl€' to that 'w hich ifl prpsfntE'd by tuberculosis. There I~ no more hnportnnt Ran1tary problem "hl('h otter!=; ~ueh \"a~t return~ In R dlmlnl!'lhlng of thE" dpath ratr a.~d Ri<'kneR~, a~ thE" one whi ch provid es ~u('C,~es~. lui me-un):: for the prp,'ention or this cJlsf'a~t>. ThIs, although noL :t nf'\\" problem J~ one of suprPlTIe ImportancE' The 1. t.uhE"r('ular c.ll~ea!'lt.'~ .11'£1' not mor; pre- • ' 'ili£'nt than formel·l)r. but onl" in Lhe rCC'f'nt :p'ars ha'·e lhe authorltJE'S nnu th~ mf'llkal proCpsslon begun to hay., Rom£' Tcalization of the E;'rf'nt posslbJlitloPR .ot the l'el'ltrie-tion of [hp d15pa~e." DI. ni~gs th,-.n ('~me to tht" l'on~ld . fOr.l tlon of tuhr>n'ulOj:;ls, (rom whlC'h hf" ~ho\\"pd. on(> fourth ol all tht" de.~.lhfiC ot adult!-; url~f'~ and "Uh· whJ('h d~fl-"f" ~~(> hal! o( nlP human rare I, afl'e<",,,d ROme tlnlf' In IItp. Tuh('rculosi he ~t.Hed. jH "uuf.:ed oT1 1~' b~ n HYing ""rm <'allpd tuh<'n'jp hnclllu!"'. R ·'1'uD"'··pulo .... ls mAY Af'I'eet an ~ nart nf I q �~h bChl~.·' paid Dr. r~~"~. "but rno"" trf'QtH~ntlr f1r~t ..... yolye~ thE" lun8'~ Rill} i.;. .... O:H 11001y kn ~wn a~ ('on~uJ1lpt.on. \Yhen I' affe 'I~ the> ~kln It Is eall I 1 ,C ThE' I)'mph gland~ ar~ trtq~C"nllY ui,u.!1~,,",d and ~c::pe<'iall.r th~<{: 'o( the- nf'!tk' RnJ thi!'l typE" W8~ rormE".l~ kno\\ n no;: !ill'TllCula. The- (omlnon rorm~ of thh- ul-tl~f' art>' :'f'~n U~ll_'ll1y In the knt"e jO~!lt ... , the hlp jomt~ or bon£!iO, Rnd ncO<! t h n, r b\' 1I'lng • tna. LECTURE.ON CONSUMPTIOK FoE \E Prof. Biggs, New York's Medical Health Officer Urges Greater Measures for Suppression of the }P 81<;0 At'ttd the throat. the- Intf'~­ t1'~E"S an,l the ("o\"f"rlng-~ or the brain In Ca, t. an:!-\ llf the ()rg3n~ or ti!"~Uf'q ot n' ttll'Dtll "U1f~. tk. n"",_ lorat. the uo,lv, t. , .. It t .... bl,ts' e ~a'; and "'hen thp,,€, trf'rm!lt find thplr p1lhr1 " Jnto n blld)' thp)* multlpl)" the.ft'. r fn"ofnhl(' conditionE; tor thp_lr ~rm\ th f'xh;t 81h1 producE' ~J'llan nt'\\; ~ro\\"lh!" which art t'~\l1~d tubf>rrle~, and fr~n! th('!'(> thl' dtSt',l~P tube-reulo:<::.i!'=: uerh (" It!' namf'l:' h "'0" DI-. '>Ing. n. I I thaI "rl'd l11 11 l\"a~ 1!I uctnR d toy fl: e-r ot le,' uron c~t\'e ·hich the as a mE'an:" ~tQtt:'d ot '!'=-l3mplng It rho- pre,·e.rrt!on of' Uti!! \\ t:' still 'ie:r.· wilh comparath'e :illdr:~~:l8 tr~~ r~ VuC-!6 ot a dls~~se tht' !-Ou'lject of Of all Buff.,-ring. "!nln;i~ri~t..!t~~n';;rth~~d iH1U Ihn\" It It.:'o' be Pro- J.~rtud of)( th "l.."$l pa.n.. OJl lltl'-from W t~ 01 1 )~rs, . "What is tubt'rculode'? "Th" diseo.ntt; .. d by Dr, n J La .... 1M J... noWTI u~ t'lhpl'>!\llcm~, whm atr'<"Ctlng the t t ~ ~ au liE-net" thcou]:;'h~ hUJlts ,8S pulmona.r-y tu~erculOSl9 or con. otire t 1 At the c..lnclu31on T,~~·~:~·,~s ever'!> l'nmmon in humtln be-tht" 1 tlre a st~reoptlC"n was orought ':r~!.'lll," C'attl:'l·l.!Jn~~~~;hc ~rl~~lid~~ .. t· l( mort". an -t It"lnft otter they han~ clrif'd up They lnurml '1; In thp du~:. and air and arE' brf".lthPtl by hpalt~Y ppoplt"'. The- habit of t>'(pectoratlon I~ more to blamf'l (or the- ra.\'R~t"~ of thl!' t.ll:-(>.HP than po~~lbly anything el~e exccpl.S;!tnerath· un~anltary rondillon!t, " hE'n th~ lil~(,~l~(> oe'C'ur~ It 1"- always tht> rE'~ult of the ~ermF haYing enlt"rt>d the ~} ~tf·m." h I The ~pe3kt'r dwelt upon t t." mportanC't' o( r~~tstratlon of tubE'rcutnr ('a!"t"~ COn· ha\'~ trc . Illg t on ni~J::'~ be) C'ulll!::t~ tht"~e- gf'rms art' c.'ontalnPd In ~xpecloratlnn~ 1'1 Inrle~l'rlbabl{' numhe~ Thf'l~P ~f'rOl~ rptn!n 11ft" tor a p rt~d of ~~Yf'ral " 'f' KO:: to ft month or ari~s. b," 80C!"'Uj.8 for MNJI Inl) u~. showlug a numl>i!r o( (iU 1 ''3 I lit-n I th'" r ."dell distTtc~ o( Xe\\ ). :-k, \\ hf'r t~ ~ rms ot tul;£>rc."ul _t~ t ,TIt.! 11lto st>t"'J.kel· du' ((!oil the mo~t llt' hi r It' r'l' \ga1n~t th-c!> prE.'vtlen.t h lhlt ~ ;It.. m.. a x.[1 "tarat on, which h hC'ld ,1 llul In the ch'iHzed world are cau~rl b) IL ,,,nd on~-h"Tf of all the p pia of t,be ("1\ Ihzt>fl '\\ arid contrac-t it soma Urn (!iring th" '!" Ih',· It has pl'O\'~n be"'ond l i ill Diggs It in p:t rt '.)\' !iIIuhJ~ t mOl e ;t:\I1,.· ~n t'ns th wclfare of a ('ommullit ' than that lX"rtn.inll~l; t" Hs he-alt'~rul. 1 ss. Hd\\' th(' lleoplc h .. e- n,] how and at \\ .. I.t Rgt" lhif') \.li~ how s1Cknc.s..<J o..-:c:uns , .. .gth lU what 'Ils nal'.Jre 1:0: .• re QU~ t r.s of nt'al fmJl('"rt lnt.."e to t'!\('h and '\ I'J' Indl\tdu 1 'rh~("> al"'e euential teat .r· or tht." "rnblcm whose Kr-adua) fIOlutl n wll! t Itt mf'n mtlN!' null mono how U\:e. nd how toey may h:l\e Inng"r (;. to bp a ru lSt 611_ nit r) lJr out. He that la~t :n'nr {hE> DppRrtmE'nt ~f Ji.e.a.llh In But'(.l)O !';howed 13.000 n~w ('a~p!t, but thl~ 1:-::. probabl:'o' I"s~ than a duutot that h. Is ProduC'fOIt hv [l li\.1ng J ; ; rn.l1f'\l tb~ tubercle- bactl1u~ whlC'h lD 1 dangerous ::.,' 'I cause. aDd Ule Olll)- c use ,f t Juer- 11111 r an.J th ref re happter Ih-e5. one-halt ot' ;he RC'tU;ll numher. Tre m~.3sure~ nOW In force .:ut" rldiculou~!y madenuate, 8~ ("omp:lrrd w,th thE" ImportancE' nnd ms~nl(Ude at the problem. "Suffa1t) I!' to be con~ratu13tro upon bf"lnlit' the- flrst nt the- largpr dUp:o; of theo world :'0 ukt' un the work and to adopt me, ~urE'~ f'lr th,.,. ~uppr"!'~lon of thl .. oio::("a"p" -;1."1 Dr. B g-~... In "onclu~lon, ·'Bo (ar lhp \\fiork Rl('tn~ thl .. , n£" In Buffalo has bp~ arlmlrable. I ~·I~h to r ppat t:l3.t Rutrah.'\ 1$ to bp concratulnted {('Ir hf'r 1I:'0od work In th q I tlnf", and It rcmlln~ for thp p4"oOlp to takE' it un on .1 l3r~e !'CRlf' nn.'\ C'ontrihutE" anJ push th" \york <,l!'f muc'J a ... PO!'ls~blE"_ Buffalo hn.~ FE' a worthy f""'{!!01plp, wWch ,,·m Hnd ol1~ht 0 be (oIwf'"d p,'prywhtre." Rich D".. th Rate. S, Tu~rcu.mt rna)' a~et any- I ~rt or the bod,·, hw most trequc.ntl)- nr8l In, ....,1\ s tlH" hmcs Ilno. is rommonly known aI81~'OnRumnt'on. Wlwn It atr~ct~ the ~kln t La called l...uPUf>, Thp lymph glauds are frt~f(l.lr-ntl! ~tL.'""l'.nSM .and .... ~I\(>clall:~t thoae (~C tllt'" n cl~ nnd thiS t-rll~ was formE-rly known a~ s('r'.!ula. The .comm,?n furm~ III thiS- dij(a.8\~ ~re,8(!ell usually in the knh' j<Jim the h.n JlJints or bon~. and may ~11 tt tbe thl''ftBt. tbe uttE-,..;(!nt't'I and th~ (o"f'-rlnn of thp bra tn, In tatt. an)o~ th orgun~ or tJ!;SUfO,.. ,of the 'lJ04,)S_ "hen l:"t>se g1"rm~ find heir way IntI') a b y tl ~ mulUp there, if favorable 'ondHI s ( t" tbt!Jr ~rovt:th exh:t~ and pro.11!;ce 11 growlh!'! ",hiC'h are {'alled '!' tuber~ De"'- and from t.b.r''''e- the tuberculoa!s d r \~ its name. dl~ea.!le ETil of Ezpeotora Uon. 0~ 1 Lie. 183 liLKMEN WOULD BETTER GET f PERMITS. ~ase. B~~lo is Fortunate. " ,'autlonf'd hl~ pan't:~ ~l~aln~t the tl:\n~E"I'~ from publi(' E"X p~to:-:\tlon, Hi' :o:ald: .'In ('OIl~Un~pUon or pulmonary tu - It It II I by Cr m .. ~~\\ HEALTH DEPARTMENT PREPARING TO PROSECUTE ABOUT SEVENTY-FIVE DEALERS, DELINQUENT IN CO MPLYI NGWITH LAW. t t"nle!'s c.bnu+ ~e"E"ntY'-fly~mi ~ mf'n ir this city clall at the Health Depart fi ent 'Within th~ next the or ~ix days a.n i take out permits v, peddle milk, tb ~ wlll be pr""se<'uted by the department through the CorporatlOll Counsel. .\n Rnnouncement to thi~ effect ",,69 mnolt this mornIng by Chiet Clerk Gu~ S('hnelder, who is in command or t11 Health Dep~,rtmpnt during the nb!'e,ci> of Health Comrui:-::~Ioner ~,~, In order to sell milk. miiK'ii'ien are re - quired by law to take out B. licC!nc:e and a permit from tbe Health Del'artmc"t. The llcense I!'I 8t"'C:ured tT"l)m the' 3.!'or's office and the permit trQD1 the Health effie-e. All ltcenst~ lUltl pE'rmlt.P- E'xpired on ){ay ht In~t. ).tany renewed them. but abnut ~e\'{tonty·flvt! milkmen failed to do !=o. anr1 nnw tb milk tnspectors of tbe Health Deps.:,t· ment haye beE'n put on their tracks. The~e deltnquent milkmen were notifled bl- ~be Health Department '\'er~ r~ cently a.nd they will be K1\'en ftbout n we-pk m(lre- within whIch to t(lke out their permit. It is ~aJd that thE'5-e milk dealer~ ha'\""e al!:O fRUed to take out tlw: reQuired Ileense!!f, T here Is A. penalty for \1Dl:1.tion~ 0," this la~-. and it can be made a H~ht one or a heR"Y one, The- la\\fi prf'8('rlbes a penalty or not le~s than $1 and not more than $50, :Mr. SC'hncider saId t hat at the pnd of ft.\'e days ~ummons would probnbly be. Issued aga:n!'lt thE"SP milkmen to appear In the ;llunlcipal Court and !=ho~' cau!'e wh)- thf>Y ~hould not be fined. A mtlkman'$ UcenF-e cost J2 and .a permit from the Hea tb Der artment $3, fOr E'3<lh and eyery ,,'agon ~U5e. e II SICK WOMAN f UlSPOSSfSSfO clel'ator_ two. ya <'On.. t 1 with th. tlrtlng or grain Indicate that Ir the Ch\~r Is not riGht. there I.. at lea>t. a ce In the presPIIl .Y510m which !'tbould g ge the attention of the nu\lI<>rlU"". t_ It I" und.,."too<l that tho grain I_ not ,lfte1. before beln!\" put In the kiln•. EYeli It ther ihould be no ~mber~ In Ihf' groin, there rnu~t be murh C'harI> • coal. some or it ~?'f QLIlfR ~a:rm. which may ea~­ By he mac1e to ~low under the nalar mo\ ement ot tho grain and tbe he ('t~AAary to try it. For Ibt>\r own prot"'C"ion the owners of malthouses ~hout i hI! w-Jlling' t clt"an the grain, It OO~­ .Ible, before drying It. If it cannot b~ cll"ant:d. Jt 'QuId seem that the ben ('ourse tor the ("tty ",('uld be to proh hit dn inr; in pl!.cca wh.!re a fin --' '- DEATHS CAUSED BY GERMS fROM DEfECTIVE SEWEf( might menac·. other prop<>rty. SERIOUS CHAR GE S MADE IN COURT TH IS MORNING-POLICE In tbls conen..ctton it is worth Doting CALLED OUT TO PR EVENT TROUBLE AT TENEthat the people In saine part. of Ih, <lty han h n Eullj te.} to the same MENT HOUSE. nuisance wllil!h aroused such blttE-1" COMplaints two ye~rs • Health romd A"enue which, he ~J.id, i~ only about w' .. ,one Gr ~,,~ had tak"'n action to _\ttorne)~ ~'I .. lIam p, Collrnn charge one toot below the pav('ment, His s(,wer put an .ntl L La" 8lench.from the :Y:aDin llunlclpal L'oun this ml)rnlng thnt:\ bE'lng low~l' (ould not drain Into the nlng ILbou e '-m the day before the treet sewer and that ar.:oullted tor t!;te d efpcth'p :-e-\u'r on the premises of Xo. ~ad ~mel1 tha t wa~ createfL He N\ld I!r~. ;rhe ordinances permit the. drying ,:~ Trenton Av!'nue, o"ned by )lrs. that hl~ own ('eHar was flooded on this j or grain In the city prt),lded a license Thom,l J, O'Dden, "a~ re~ponf'ible for acount. d h 'I thJt J~ obtftl"'oo from the Mayor upon rectWO de~ ths In I\n adjoining tenemf"nt Record!=! " ere produce. 5 ~'i\ nr: td ~t the Tn'nton Avenue ~e\\er \\as a ommendation ot the Health CommbI ho use with the pnst twO month!!, a proper ,I ~p th .. . I\ Floner. Although S50 must he paid for the al'eus.atIOn WM mad~ tn the In ~ummtng up )oIl'. C'olga~ ~ald "t?' the II ense, it may be terlntnated at the trial of thp actinn brought by the ha\'e no dl'~l1'e to ~\!e ~t1'~ 0 Brien punt l i d There i<: no mallC'e back ot lhl~ order of tbe Health ('"ommisl:tlonpr u81 I Health D cpartment agaln~l ~I1'f'. a:.~to~. but I h'"ye leArned (rom D.r soon a!l,'" nUlsance dE:velop!f. U thf?' O'l1r1~n fQr ,'Iolatlng ~t"ctlon8 " and 5 "'800%111(>1'1 thaI there- haye- bepn t\~ 0 dr)1ng rn tiP: dont- ",lthout a ::ttench, o( (,haplc¥ 25 of th .. City Orrlinant'(,S, death~ wlchln thE' la!'=:t twp" mont :I In rnafntRrninJ:' a defectln· H'\\'('"r. CRuc::ed. by tl1ll'1 dC'!e-ctlYl! gewer, I d a"ld th re I no menace to property Attorney Ei~B r('pre~€'ntt>d the 1.. lty. "There-'Is malice hack of it," d~ IIr!:' from fire, there is no rea!Oll ".. by it )Jr. ,'o!gnn appeared for an lullan O'Brien, ··Thi~ man who O\\n1" the Ehoul,J rot be p~rmltte1 within the city nnmcd :-:cat1da, "ho o\\'n~ the tour- ~!~'p.mr-nt has done e\.'erything iO limits. DUl the occurrences ot th, Ii ,t 1 filorv l,"nellll")nt him k adjoining the harns:'. and emb:nra~~ me, ,,·hen 1 ha\.'\?" ()'nrlell property and Thomas J , m~n down the-reo thl~ man came out w day are olg Incant. C)'Brlen -,,'"1l!l pres ..'nt In the Intere~t~ ot ~~t~h an axe In his hand and I had lo :\irs. ,rBrl('n, l' 11 out the police to prevent blood. ltl(>( Clerk ~khnelder ot the Health ~hed:' I d hi Drp lftmenl was ftr~t c:worn, and he ,.\ttorneY Colgan rep I e that t s tcstffl€'cl that due notice \\US ~E'f\'E"d t~Ublt." :\Ir. O'Brien rrhrred to haP.: upon )lrs. (YEJ len to rtpair the ~l·\\"£'r. pene t1 som(" tim .... ago and had nomln..,. hut that no ,lttcntlon had bepn palel tll do with the ~ewer. d)l , to It JudI:I' Braunleln adjourne t e ca~e, S('atlda tE.'~tltl~d that thE' sewe-r n"8!l unlil next 'Yednesday :-:0 af10 to give .,!hf' a ~uisallre, nnd hod ('Bused n g-r(\{\l den I c1l"tendant time to repair the ~e\Ver ot skknef's In ~he nelg-hborhoo d , Tht'! pE'nalty for \'"101atlon of tht_1!!i or-I _ )Xr U'Rrlc-n took the ~tand In h:S ~:~~ dlnanC"P l~ t\ flne ~( not les!I than $;) an·i ~ehlli(. lip swor~ that the trOU~r~nfQJ\ not more than .$2",0, c used by the main ficwer n & I I I I I &/ ()..z • 8m Complaint Made to Health Department of Cruel Treatment by Creditor. Dr, Ole:en- 'Yood~, R. woman phy!=!tdan. complained to Dr, Gram ot the Hf'alth Department last night ot alJeged Inhuman treatment of a p3tlent or h ra b:r a creditor yesterday. Dr, "·ooda charges ~ome creditor ot Dr, Amelia Dr~sser of 620 ,,·llllam ~treet dispo!'l~e~t;ed yesterday l1tss Dre!!ter ot her household furn~ture, b~d bedC'lothlng, though Dr, Dresaer waR at the time C'OO\'ale!'l(,jng trorn a e:e\'ere attack of diphtheria, Complaint was at ftrst made to Ul police. but as they couId do nothing. the complainant was re{crr~d to the Health Department, Too?)' an Inspector ot the- departmen t Is In\'e~liga.tlng the chargE'S. Ie (ound trup the person responsJblp (or the remo"al of the bed rna)· be prosecuted, It Is a violation of the health laws for anyone to remove propprty of this sort whlt"h may be Infected with a COnl muni<:'able dlseae:e. The Health Department was also In ... t orm('o(} that a. diphtherin. placard '\I,as torn (rom the house at 6:0 ,Vllllam IHreet. "t\-ho tore It down If; not known, AccordIng to the l'tory told the pollee the sick woman ~'e.s ~trlppt>d o( property. her gil!! was shut ott And she Wll! lett tn dE'!=;t1tute cfrcumstances. The W ... tmlnlster :ljl!'slon ot A'am !'l l 'Hreet, howe\'er, sent aJd late last night. and . �eratedllY 'II. ,,. Burn., one lOt the corner of Peny washIngton .treets. Thn hoalth <1epartmen t ha~ the autbOrlty to stop th'l drying of grain and It hali started out to exercise tbat autborlty. But the que"tlon arises as to what CRn be don~ ,\'lth the wet grain, Wet-Erain Odors in Downtown. If It Is. not dried, and whether whatever otber dtsposltlon might be made at It ctiOTf Yesterday put the forwouldn't co.u~n just as much stench. er Waterway to Shame. The health department had no opportunity to judge of the outcome of that rV In the Instance of the ManH Aifr OFFICERS ACT el~tlon ning malthouse, for that was burned 11 day or two atter the drying at irTaln tHEY SoUD GRAIY DRYING AT h ad been stopped. lIIALTHOUSE ON "WASHINGTON About the middle ol lIIay "hortly after th eWel1s Elevator fire, licenses were IITREE;l' WOUJ,D <;EASE. I,,"ued by the city authorities for the MHas the HlUIlburg Canal been reln- dryin~ ot grain in seven Inalthouses. Tho ordinances provide that no grain I&rnated ," may be dried within the city limits un··Heavens. what a flUnk!" uHa.ve they .. taTted .. rendering works less a license Is obtained from the city aulhorltles. Tbe Mayor I"sues the 11III the sky1" ' "I'm glad I've got c .. tarrh and can't cpnses and they cost eacb ;;;0. But the .njoy the t\lll Inment of this perfume- 'M ayor 'w ill not issue a lIcen~e unttt a per~lt Is grant",l by the health deladen alr. ~ The license provides that uHas somjl<lpe le!t the door of the p<'trtment. the drying of grain bp done without Horgus op iJ 8.ny stench and th ..t sucb tlrylng must "This I~ awful," cease upon notification by the h ealth uS ay• thl. 8tIlells like the Inside of a department. cheap lod81n,-house atter all the lodgLicense. wer,. granted as follows: H . • rs ha'-e gone to bed." uI'm glAd my \·o..caUon begins tomor- V. Burn •• for the mallho,!"e at the corner of Perry and WashlOgton streets row." and for the Manning m"lthouse, since "The ortl}." thing' th"t ever beat tbls "'as a dory load of an<,!pnt ~odnsb ~~,at burned: Kreiner & Lehr's maltbouse on Spring street. near Broadway; F. H. I once enco'Un{l:tl"d on thp.: l ea~ hore. "1 won(ler If a.nY of the pia gUM of C. May's plnce. at No. 64 Columbia street· Seltz lIIaltlng Compa.ny. for tbe Biblical t1U1~a \,,'r<\ as bad as this terold Sioan mo.lthouse on Carroll .treet rible stench ~ •• UA little man.: of thl. awful stink and . and alCio a. malthousa on Jet'terson srre,.t; Dole's malthouse at No. 652 Elk I'll be minus & hreakfnat." uHas Bull'al(> been turned Into a d e- street. The Toleclo Salvage Company bought "elopln« plaee for fertiHzer~" I ahe damaged grain In the Wells Eleva.t"Im't It about uP to a flock of buz- or and It has dIsposed ot a great deal .ards to pay us a frl~ndly vl.lt T' of It among the malthouses named. The "I'd like to 1Ind tbe ma.n who said process of dryln~ It I. to spread the that the dryIng of 13ull'alo'. annual stulr out about t ''lehes thlek on the crop ol ,,'et grain wouldn't be attended top at kilns. 'I n' average kiln will with any _mcll. tWI year." take care ot t" 0 t· ,dressings Uke tbat "Every tlme an E>lc\'ator burns in In one day. The beat coming in conFluffalo I g~t Ide. No. I don·t own any tact wit!. the wet gmln causes II> gas olevator 8tO 'k. hut I have a nose.. .. to arise. The g8.S. and the variety ~'lt Bepms tough that Bu1Talo's citidowntown yesterday was ot a. most zens havt' to 1,ut up with these naunauseating character, rises up through 8eatlng odors ei'-f'ty year. so a. few' peothe cup oIl'S and into the outside alr_ pia ~an make a lOt or money." In behalf or the process. It Is claimed Those are just a tew' or the remarks It causes a stench during only the first that Wfre mad~ by 8utrering cItizens stages. In tha downtown dlstnct yesterday. "We are slopping the dryIng at grnln Nearly all drty long and In the evening. where complaints ot foul odors a.re too, the people who work or live tn the made." said Chlet Clerk Schneider Of lower section ot thf' business and comtbe bealth d'epartment yesterday afmercial district had to breathe the ternoon. "'We did It In the ca of the stench-laden air. Tbe ~I~kenlng odors Manning maltbouse just before It burnfilled the atmosphere from the water ed. Yefiterday we ordered one ot the tront north to Sene"ell. and Swan streets Seltz places to stop and today we will and to the ea.t and west ot Main street oruer the Burns place on Washington tor yarylng distances. a,ccording to the street to cea$e drying gratn~ We have direction and atrength or the wind. been asked why we ha.ven't stopped the The stink was strongtt'st in the early drying ot grain In the city altogether. morning and In the evening. but it was Assuming that we could do so, how also much in pvtdence at different times would WP do It? Some say, have the during the day_ ~!any windows were stuff taken out to farms in the .country. kept shut lo keep out th.. slckenlng "ell. it .....ould haV., to be transported odors, workers prefertng th humid air to the farm9. ,\'{agons would have to to the stench ot th~ outf'lr atmosphere. take It through the ~Ity streets to get For seyeral daYB preVious to yesterto the farms. leaving a. stench in their day there har! been .lIght odors or the w a ke. Then the townships in which old familiar grain-drying variety downthe farms are ,,{tua-ted mJght protest town, but they were not strong enough and they have rlght~. you know. Then there Is th e question of getting enougb to give discomfort. Ho'wever. the odors farmers to take the stUff. made up tor lost tlme yesterday and "'Ye may have another problE'm to they were still running a hot race last night. solve, too, In the recent burning of the ~lanning rnalthouse. There are 219,000 The citizens <lIdn't have to guess bushel~ of malt in the rulnt'However, "What the odor wu.s. They ha.ve been a practical maltater told me today that well trained to lt ot Io.t& years. They th e mnlt could be dri ed wIthout giving Immediately connected It with the dryof'{' any odor save a sour, vinegar Ing or wet grain, supposedly from the ""ells Elevator, which was rec€'utly de- I smell." ./ stroyed by fire. Some thought the odors might coml! from 'the wet grain Itselt In the elevator. ''I'here is sttll a more or less ripe, rich, nutty grain odor emana.ttng from the ele\'ator, despite vanous stntements th:::r. t the ele\'a tor bas been cleanetf out. But It Is believed that yesterday's odors In the (}ownt()l\vn section emanated principally rom the malthouse conMAYOR RODK\'BECK A"D CO'DIIStrolled by H. Y. Burn •• at the south'est cornel' ot Peorry and ,,\\rashlngton SIOXER GILL1tA" 1:\ ' "ESTIG\'T~treeh. Complalnt was made about I:\G JIETUODS OF FIGUThat place to the health department J / ING S'IALLPOX. 'l'l"sterday morning and an inspector Who was Bent out confirmed th e com(.J / J I plaint. Chief Clerk Schneider announcadnpted Bulralo's ed In the nfternoon thnt tbat malthouse In stamping out smallpox. would bQ notified to stop the drying of grain. BQ the down own Btench may be 1\Iayor Roden beck and Commissioner ~hok"'l 011' by touav. Gillman ot Rochester came to BUffalo Anotl~ ectlon ~l the city has also severa l days ago, and as a result of their Investigation here with th e aid been t....ored with a grain-drying ol the Health Department. have gtven .t.~1!;· clUne trom the old Sloan out a public statem£>nt, recommending maltho d Carroll lItreet. near Van the use of such expedients a!" were used Re!Ul8,1a ~I t, which Is now operhere. \\ThtIe Butral0 t~ practically o,\'cr ated b)' th~ flolt. :lIaltlng Company. lts epidemic. Rochester Is just beginP eoP:\' In ~t~ nel,hborhood lorlged a ning to combat one. complalD.t With u... healtb department Smallpox seems to hav e marked thE' children or one family as its special ate., d. ytf<~ ,md on 'l'hursciay the vl('tlm~. Several dalrs ago Clara comparIY 0 ~Ine<\ until last nlgbt to )'Ietzen, 11 y(":lrs old, wa~ taken from stop tbe drylnr: pf'i'raln. hE"r home at No. 113 (joodell Street to Tbe :I a,lUl'Irqr. ltil us., near the the Quarantlnp Hospital. Ypsterday foot of .Au lUrll I.Vwue, v.hleh was Assl~tnnt H enlth C"ommlssloner Clark burned I WI! ko- If... heen drying a dl_co"eren thnt Edward. the 14-y08.r-olrl lot of U'r . , . 'r'l-~ opel'''tl n boy of the fumlly, had been sUll'erlng from th~ pmallpox tnr fOUT days. He, cnu..d so til t h t.:tb" bealth r nt ~Ot fOllowed his Rister to Quarant1!!!... depa ttl'1t • foil _ t ·tbe lire ordored the, drying }~ d the order w .... obJOY"il. Tli1Lr 0 ~ was OP- 15<A OLD HAMBURG OUTDONE. --EXPRES' ~ IJ/I-' I 't ROCHESTER '" JFOPFICIALS HERB TO SEE OUR WAY -r.:::-- "J"ch~.,{r (.~as- mft~ods -- -- - - -.-- and \\ iCe, He-nr)' Little and wJfc nlHl \\tl1Unm H. ZImmerman . Of th". NC'bICR of DamnpC'u~, Ho~h­ cRter. thprl~ \\ere Halloran ("oon, ~.... H . .. Gravef;, Robt'rts and \\'ive~, .!\-1. F. _t;larl( SHRIN[RS CROSS :<; ~ TH[ HOT SANDS. Pilgrimage to Francisco Begun on a Handsome Wabash Camel Train. TO VISIT MANY OASES, Sheiks Are Well Supplied With Food and Lubricants for Parched Throats for 3D-Day Journey, t-;1/I , SEVERAL TEMPLES REPRESENTE.D If No Simoons Are Encountered Caravan Will Be Back Home Ismailia Temple on June 29. and wife. t.II,s Clark and Jane 1~1!)!(s­ l{>y, Carlton and his three daughter", ('rlunt'T, J011P8, George ""\V. ('larke al,11 wifE', F. A. :\loshpr and wtfE', Hl1ynol', l\lrR. Pa.r khurst and 'l\lrs. Bugg, And of the Nobles ol Bcatterlng tribes thptr nameH wa~ legion, AJnoJlt; th£'m werf' lJ M. Johnston of Binghamton, Gpon~e F. Loden, Rochestpr: H. II. RohertEC, Blossburg. Pa. , 'V. E.. Carr and mothE"r, Niagara Falls: R. H. Robe. Albany; E. C. Nell"on. Peekskill; Georgp '\.,... M nyle. Niagara Fall"; (,harle. E. III II s. Oneonta; Albert S. Eldridge. Frank n. Dean. Taunton. ~:[asR,; R. ~. Meeker, Binghamlon; 111 TO. Smith. wife ot the lI1ayo~ of Blnghrllnt(,n, and three tl"1ends; '1. A. Emma.nf', Montreal; Benjamin 'V. Rowell. BORton, imperial recorder, and four tripnrl": W. L . Jlaeder and wlCe anu three friends. ·Wllke"b&.rre: Egbert Bltgg and A. P. How ••. Utica. TherE' were nlany Nobles and others to !'lIep the c;tart of the ('a ra va n la.~t nllrht. And as lhe pilgrim" depart"d those who tarrleoi cried .. Biomlllah'" ;;«face be with them." ---t Reypnteenth day-Rarrampnto. Eighteenth day-Mt. Shasta. Nlne-teenth day-Portland. EI Kadt-r TemDle. Twentieth dal'-Spokane, EI Katlr Temple. day-Helena, AI~E>ria TwpntY-second to the 25th day-Sojourning In the oaslF or the Yellow Slone and thE> Grand Canyon. Twpnty-eighth day - :\linneapollEt, Zurah Templp; St. Paul, O!mlan TempIf'. Twenty-ninth (Iay-Chlcag<>. Medinah Temple. Thirtieth day-Bull'alo. Ismallia Temple. NA ..,ES OF PILG1?"'S, Now the naml~B of the pllgrim~, are lhey not written In the book ot \\:aJ..I.eJ:. calls;rl p ~E''1ll·· The r e are wiIt'tiii' these Btl a 0 r~nl~tu8 C Knight, Dr. George L. 131'0\\ 11. Robert Bruce, ,II'. '1'. Gllbf:rt, Dr. "YaIler D. Greeue and h13 ot \\ ife, J o~el'h CasfI, Henry HeisE"t", Thnmll!i Not nan. Dr. F" n. "VV1IlnM anti "if~, )1 H. l):\11y, Heuben C03.t.swort h, H'!lr~ c.. :>tI'u' Qr, De ""W,' Cf t. sl t In GA1?DEN OP THE GODS. On the Morrow. even tbe thIrd dny, the pilgrims will view Ararat Temple at Kansas City. F etching a compass through :l1anltou tbey will visit the pleasant oasis called the Garden ot. thp; Gods at Colorado Springs on the tourth day. oftering evening pralTers at El Jebel Temple. Denv er . One day will they sit themselves down beside tbe wens ot Denver. On the sixth day. Even Thursday. will they wander through the great desert as they go westward from Denver to Salt Lake City. and on the morning (Or the sevenlh day will they e.py the dome or EI K a lah Temple which lIeth In the chief city ot the ': \{ormons. For a day w111 they wash the alkali rrom their throats and marvel at thE" City of ~eragl1os and Its b earde-d Shelk~ and many wives. Th eon, at ntghtfall, the (.'uraYHn wtll hasten wlthoul stop to the City at the Golden Gate whereat on lhe ninth day they wlll behold the gleam of the l:ipires or the Islam Temple and join In lhe dellberatlons of the Supreme Counell. On lhe morning of the 14th day of their pltgrtmage th-e Nobles will turn th e ir face s toward the ri~Ing sun. Now their journeying thereafter, behold, it will be in this wif"e-: Fifteenth day-Los Angeles, EI Malnk ala h Temple. TwentY-fir~t • - the mlPURE MltK AU~~. With their tares turn ed toward the setting sun. with th eir srrlp. woll filled and their wine-skins .eethlng wllh plenteouB vIntage against the many de.'iert~ to be ('ros~ed, the XolJles ot the :llysUc Shrine appertaining to th e Temple oT Ismallla. at the g<>lng down of the sun last e"yening departed ,on their fa.r-dlstant pilgrimage to San Francisco .. Not upon reeling camels, like the Ar ..blc Nobl... ol old. journeyed lht; Nobles ' of IsmaiUa. Thek' ca ravan was a \Vabash tratn, No. 1321. or four cars it consisted, and the names of th em were Reila. Brindisi. Tivoli and Camelot. The tourth conveyed many camel loada at stulr and boxes of hewn timber on which were emblazoned the legend3 "Whl-tel-ab-el." ":llumm-sexl'rad-ry,'~ "'Vhi-sk-ey," "Bott-le-d'be-er," and other curloWl symbols. On the caravan were publIshed upon broa.d canvases on the sides of the reaJ'most and foremost cars the tokens, BUFFALO-ROCHESTER SHRINE. SPECIAL TO SAN FRANCISCO. Not unUI the morning ot June 29 will tbe nobles behold the dome ot Ismallia Temple again. For 30 days will they be en caravan, journeying from oasis to oasis and tarryIng not t.or loog even at the deepest and shadiest wells. In the hour belore the dawning tbey passed through Detroit and turned their faces toward Moslem Temple bllt tarried not. Tbree bours after midday they will reach St. Louis. There will be prayers at Moolah Temple and becaus. the wells are many beside the waters at the Missouri and the Mississippi the Nobles of Ismallla and Damascus will abide tbere till tails tbe eventide. Temple. b a 'lftjO f VINECAR SOLD HERE' STATE OFFICERS HAVE DISCOVERED A LARGE AMOUNT /~ OF ADULTERATED ~ ~ PRODUCT. I z.~ p.~- DR. GRANT'S REPORT:~ ,. -'1.\:\1' PR-CHIICIoEXT lItST UEI'RAJY J\G OLD WHOLESALERS m FRO'I CI. SELL_ to re A:\D )lTI;'K ml '\·UEGAR. f': 'I'" Vlnegar and milk gI\ing the offlcials ot the State Department or Agri~ulture a. good deal to do these days In Erie County. Depu[y ('OIT1mJssioDer of .Agriculture Grant and his 1.ssistan[s have dJscoveJ'etl fra}lfl and adulteration In <l JlUMber of ('a~~! of thesE' products. .. 10 H t~ ~ wh qut ~e qu eon For Soml? tfm(! past complaInlS hav(:: • b II' , be ~n Ping IOto the otfiC.... rhlelly Cr"l" do t1:13 small roL.!:iL:mer~ but qukk wOl'k by th the fnsJl,~ctur~ has lantleu pr-.:;.ty .strOllS re. tcvldcn(.·l" agaitfst a large numb"r. ~ GI'aut stated to a Jlt / ~1)iE8 repOt 1. r that he-- nuw has vlS tr 'in~gar anu mIlk cases ready tor pros~- th CUliun and th papt"'Ts have allt',luy cer bt't'n sent to plb;.{n)-. The Attorney· '''e General har; .about .ftnlsh(~d exarnl nd.- In Uon of the charg,,*s and 1\'ill Soon .-i- tu sign th£>m to Idwyers htre who WJ11 sib bring the aC'tion~ in the name of tho to People or the Slate of Xew York. •• COl1u:nis~lf}ll€r JudglU~nt,. . \g"nlaK( )Jj)klU~n. !L unl DUring' the paH few ,lays judgmf'nt;; \'8 11a \·e hl·€'n ~~('urert in th e local C'ourt'~ tha a.gain~t Jo~ep h Barker, milk rlpah:'r', (() r her $ ... 0 and ('OS(S; Martha ""Qod. ml'lk dealer. $flO and ("o~t., ArthUr ZltnnH'!- rll~1 man. milk dealer, ,50 and f"ost~: Cor. file nelius Uoldif· or TonaWanda. for stell .. bac Ing "hoI)" veal. $:;Q and $118 cOs!,-, 10 JO~"llh ~("hl ~idtbon!Jr, )lln~ dooler, $~ and ("ll~t~; Tom Hoener. $[,0 and cost.... J ohn T. Lannl . n~ $~OO and co~ts: Jacob DiJ"nht:'rger. $SO nnd ('o.sts; Annex Pare Company. ;i)O nnd costs· "'illiam 'I' norman, $50 nnd CORts; Lo'ui!i Schindler' non n nd ('o~[s . ' Ylnf'gal' far bplo\\~ thp stannard I'C'. lluin·d hl' thp titatf> Ja\vg hns heE'n fOUIHl fn large fltf.1htttlpM" througTlnUI ~he ('ity, and no,,- many prominent opal"J's han" fnun(l lh£>.nRP]\,E'S ornerell by tlw com·ts to rpfrain fl'f'lm selllng YiJ1f'gar manufactured by a number of well-known cnnrf"I'ns. .. II I '['0 ']l(..'IH ' "Juegar. Inju. nC"tions han> just h('C'n f:prn'd on f";rang(,J' & rOinpan.,r. DaYie'! C. ["lark, Fred \YIC'I11:ut, :\lary E. !\lalby. Th(>~~ °l"df'I'S a ff('(' [ only the \'in(t~ar produ('t n~nnufa('tllr('d hy thetAlbion Cider and 1\ I Inpg:u· (·ompany. . \ nnthl'r injllnr'tion T@gtTaJnln~ ("has. ~. Bishop. John <McRay ann August i"(,hnj7.el" was ::-ervf'O wW('h forblrl~ lbpir ~~lIlng- vinegar marie b~' a Lockpnrt (ompany. Olhpr ('asps. it is undeJ'stood wUI sonn hI" hrought. . ~ (tex.t! late The "tVa, hf'al tlon ~ ha\" .Roc tlen de-at the but the �terlng .monl)' ~hant _ H. H. Carl Ii. ,skill' Ei'an.< 'n s. ln ton ton; ROCHESTER TO· W ILL ESCAPE jOLLOW OUI\r THE PEST J HOUSE ;:,'/ /' EXAMPLE <> ~~ODkBECK ~I/ ~/ 10 ~ ~o l ~n (y- Fifth Ward Will AND COMMISSIONER GILM AN OF THE FLOWER CITY VISIT BUFFA- ~~T~O S~E:~~p~~,W TO DEAL domewhat bt'lllt('d. ~I~ l1!'=-ual, d('ar o. d t(llIowlng thp example ~el by Butraio. h:l:<; ('om(> to the front \nth whleh Jllst at preH'm j~ worrying lhr un~f)phl~t1cated pf"ople of the Flower City.. AA the prt1 rlt mle lncrcj\!'cd In n.\.*he~· 0/ ARD lllEETS WARD AT THE HEADING r~r. .\[,1)'01" Ro<1enbc'ck nnel Commissioner Gillman dE'ctded til ('orne tn Rut· falo and 8~c£"rtaln the urt-to-datp meth. " od~ of deaiJng with the dread dl::ip;u:e./ A ('('ol'di:lRly Hi~ 'donor n nd ("oml1ll~­ Gillman Y1!-\lte-J this city yes· I tCTflaj' nnd aftE"r a {':l!"f'tul tn~p(''''II(ln I of Our way ot d,)ing thinA'~ the latterm.1de rhf" rotlC1win~ annnunl'emcn. t to his ("onstltuent~ In HOl'hl,~ter I ~Ioner .. ,,"(' learllf'd:- !'!laid Ihe- . ,J. D. Smith ente red a protest Lang estnte ann Alb t E t or the J Ohn :\1. Prevot er . J ones anI ~t'JUlt3uJe Investm~~~hC~~nk:n tor. the hHS property holdlnl<s In ~h y " hlch valued at about $300.000. e dIstrIct Ald. Harp or the '5th Ward !J; his d~nuncJathtn -Of thp mov~:~r~d ·t ro bably Not Be Selected as the Site of the ;'~~~ri~tt~Yt \;'~~\hh~·~~~ :~~d \\~~o~ ~~~ Quarantme Hospital- committef'. prinr hearings before the ~~:!~~~ma h~~:t h~!n l~~~rJ'r~;Po~~S'onmtOh! o Action Taken. the j~~~~n~~~~r~ ~~Plr prote..~ts again~t Ro('h('~t('r. un epidemic or :-:msllpox. ''Come rIght d Zopiler hos got''a,n ~?o ft , g e n t lem e n , In that viC'lnJ t y hlmc:elt tT"S h e pesth t')u e~ fieFlthouse." . a t Is the real ne,', WillIam J S h St. Gerard's Rom~n Cr~~~k. pastor fJt a new parl~h whleh h S b oUe Church. t ht'" Ken!;.ingtOb di a een openen in locating' ! 1 strict. said that the \Vould b u t le pestho use in his parish Would he ~reatlY to Its df>trlment and 'parish', e new, hurt the growth of the Eigh teenth Warders Insistent {~Omrnh~~10nE'r. the 'tr.forInRt(rl" W8~ Irrip'-'I·rnnt becl\u~e nl rh(~ mpthol1~ whi,...h we hEi \"c "and t tal In (heir ward , G/I.if ~:ent, I be-llj~hmE'nt of the grou nd~, would many." "Dlil ynu pvpr AllY t h at r was bootttIng thi!'! th ing In orner to mak e !'iome thIng nut at i"" Inq1Jired Alderm an ZOf'llnf?'l' of the Et~h t ee nth ward, 8ddre~~lng ht ~ QueJ!lJtion to Mr. W encie. 4 WHAT HE SAID ABOl" .OEl~LEn. didn' t pu t It q uite as s trong as t ha t, " .aId Mr. W ende. " Wh at I dI d aay. hQ we ver. w a R that It was your lle- raonal interMIt th a t ha,~ prompted you to act In thl9 matter. lIere ,ll.lil o rl1'l!.!l Zoeller "I 7, YET IT COST $3 PER CAPITA. Now A b out F lf t;, St udenb of tJae Train i n g S chool for T e acher. M Ult Be R evacctuatea. do not know ·w h a t to make nut oC tbp to MUZZLES AND TAGS. great1y Improve matters, The present Alte, he said. wall ade'1ua te In every re· 'pect, thp only k ick beIng a gaI n st the old building now there. "'Keep th epesthouse w here It Ie," fHllcl Mr. ",Vpnde, "erect a ~anltary hullding, layout nice drh'es and walk s, put In ~om(" nttraetl"e z;:hrub!l and cal1 It a ho~pltnl and then everything \\--iIl h~ all rIght. NothIng Is to be gaIn.,] hy moving nway trom tht~ district. To move thE" Qurtrantlne hospital from t hl " ffitP woulti be to the advantagp or ft. rew and the disadvantage of the Include V aC~llation. 'l'hprp haf; . hpt\n n good opnl or trouhle o.,"" pr . the' ~ n hJ(', · t of ~n l~dnatinn iu tht' l.ui,. hc ...(·hnol ~, llnd pan"nts of thp ('bilrlrrD on the Removal of th e Pesthouse From Present Site, 25th Warders Fiaht., ing A~ains t It. I Physical Examination Did Not ,. quar<tntln~ hospl_ T~:e c~,::~!~~~~~rr"I"bdtat In no decl.lon probl " n g . In tact thto tlon :qmtt·~e,:,~ to bela. fn,. from onlu: ('ppt that Iii!· ~en for mOnths past, ex further: I'rror~O'~~i !!teems certain tha t no 2!::!a l In tb~ ~5ltlh b{y~~~e to pu t th e employeo. thal vRcrlnatl\tn is th."' ftr~t u~e-d in ('nmbatling ~mRllpo:"( In But'raln. Jt l~ recognized tha t th~ ,·U!itca~e i~ not infectlnua unUl the- erupli\"(.1' 'Whlle no actlon WlUI tak en by the AIr-- Uu:e b reru;'hed, when the patient j!," dprmanlc C'omlllitt~e on Sanitary Meastaken [0 the hospital in Durta.lo Rnd t h~ oth.!r occupant~ oC the bulldln~ ures :tt Its meetfn« las t night regardw here the {!tsea!-'t:' appear~ are val.'l'lntng a new location t or t he pesthou se. ated. If they reCu~e \'arclnatton. thpy It .eems realonltbly certalI\' that the They must be placed on all Dog~ arE" dfl!tt?ly quarantlnpd at once wher~ plan to buy 1t .Ite In t he 25t h W ardi ~ or Trouble will be imthpJ" ar~ "In Butralo the nuth(,ritlp~ ha\"lIt h,lO 1 will be aband n ea. difflcultle~ to contend with that 1\"E" can r ReSilientf'. property owners an d tax n ardly Imagine In Roche!lltltor, yet the contrlhutors (rom he !?Sth and 18th' nu mber or CR,se-s has nllW dwlndll'd COMING wards were once more arrayed against DOa.C.(TCHERS d nwn to a pfllnt wh~re the authori[IE.'~ ex pect the (li~charg-e of the last one each oth.. at' the hearIng. The 1 t h v ery soon. There w~re a. few ca~e!=l rC ",Ya rel ha~ the pesth ouse at: the pres- W AR WILL T HE N BEGIN AGAmST ceived each month during the pari)' ent ttme, and til resIden t. ot t hat T HE TAGLES 8 AND MUZZLEp art ot thE' Pan-Arne-rlrsn Exp.., .. 1tblO, ward are not the lea~t bashful in comL ESS, u ntil Octobf'r. \\ hEln theTf~ we-re tpn Ing torwar<\ nit r eg IsterIng t heIr procases. In :No\'embl!r the\' had in('re8~eo It Is eyldent t hat the city authorI_ ,. to sixty- four, and In 'Di'eemher bad tN;;ts against. the. rett>ntlon of the pestrea('hed 132. In January they had .11house In thelr ward. Likewise the ties this year care not tor another e pl.. m inl!l;hed to ninNY and ha v€' 2"radually residents nd own~ ot property in demie ot rabies s u ch as B u ffa lo hu grown less In numbtr E'''for sjnc~. known upon several ocoasjo-ns. The y the 25th "oard are u nanimous in their are p r~paring now to open, n ex t Mon .. " It I~ contenrled, and rl~ht1y lto... that to remOve patient!'l to the hospItal to disapprova l o f a m ovement look ing to - day. a determ ined cru sade against dog .. H ope Ho!ltplt:J! in thl~ ('10-, l~ to ('trec·the purcha of a Bite t or the. quar an 4 owners who refUse to equip their an i .. tu ally f'5tabli~h a Quaralitine. J("-emala with a muzzle and new 1ng. It .lttemptM to quartlntlne E"\'ery building t tine ho.t>ltal there. the ('ourts will sustai n them. the a u Olt~Ton~' BOTH WA1~. ~ In the cit,:.· that rrlght become a center thoritit!~ mean not o n l y to confiscat e w here <1 ca~e develop ....d. It would require thre~ flhltts of 'runrdEl". of COllI' the tagl("~s and muzzleless dogs. but t o m e n each If thf'"le were two f'ntT_'1n('e,~ have t heir Ownere ha.led before a. ba r to a house, and even th(ln people ~o ot' justice. Quarantined would perhaps con!'>tantly That has been t rIed b etor •. b ut the E'ndeavor to es('apc. courts were inc-li n e d to b e lenie nt with "The great difficulty whl('h hall to dog-owners. Inasmuch as h al f a dozbe combattpfi In JJutfalu. a.nd which en persons have bet"n bitte n by d ogs doE'S not have to be met hert:', waf; thllt , t he thousand!' upon thousand~ ot PI)II~h within a few days. the pollee thi nk it re~ldellts hal} n strong antipathy to about time t o begi n oper ations. Th e Quara.ntlne-. Infltancps were cited to t.1og-cntchprs are to begin theIr work ~I ayor Rodenbeck and my~plf Of P('Ilish in ea.rnest on Monday and woe be tide people eVE'n \"·rapping a chUd suffering the uog that crOSSP5 thpir path un less ,. from the dlf1ease In a flhawl acd It wpars a star-shaped tag and muz zle, t hrowing it Into a. snowbank, when om. The poliCE-men are to be 1nstru c t ed cer s were appro8('hIng. Other casts We r E" related of ('hlldren beln'=" hlddrn tn detail about the dog ordinance and , In barrels u~ed fl)r ash(·s and other re-they wil l be expected to enforce t he f m::e-. T hese people did p\·erything po!tlaw to the letter. Ina.smuch as the EOible to e\"ade quarantine-. and objected he'llt h authoritleB TP!u se to place a ny t o vacC'ination. Umtt on t he 8eS<llon tll"l.t d ogs mu s t . be " I n such ('a~es the auth('lritiE"s placerl mu zzled. th ~ o r dinll.nce Is tha t every ~ ;t closp Quarantine upon thp hulJoin~ dog shall wear a muzz le the year u n l egl'1l all the occupants Eubmitted to v accination, "~e- ar£' pC'rfc{"tly ~atl~t\f>d around. I n t he winter. muzzles a re n o t t hat \\'p h,!yf' b"en on thp right tral'k ('onR idered neces~ary and th e po lice do hE'rp. from What WP learnpr] In Burralo. not enforce t h e ordina nce. " J ohn :\fartln," war.< the response. ~ "In BnfrA:to thpy ha\'e bepn u~lng 1\ SuperIntendent Bull hns decIded th a t "John :\Irtrtln ?, said the Aldennan . rlls int'ectant that h"\it prnvcd quite flatlsit is time all dogs were nluz zled. so "YP~, sIr," wa~ t he. reply. Cact ory. n !tampie ot which I brought "Then I'm glad 0 m~ . you, )Ir, )far. t omorrow. it Is expec t ed. h e w ill glYe bac k wIt h me. It i" IIl(htej and allowed tin," !ald Ald. J ohn )l, ..·tln. t he InrI· to the public a plain stateme n t of fa.c t. , t o burn ahout hOllf an hQur. an~ then dent provoking murh merrlm("nt. ~ x tlngllll!hpd and the fume-s are drruInC'1tlentallY warni ng a U d og - ow ne r s ~rr. MartIn llald t hat he ha d oWlled l a ted throu~h the ronm for three hour~_ that t h ey m u st procure muzzles tor t h e property In the- Kf'nslngton district tor dogR by l\Ionday. Super intende nt Bull The furniture anct{ ('ntlre rOl1m I" v:a~heti with n ~olut!pn anll th~ Hutralo many yeara and kneW" thrtt the va lue of It would be gorea tly r1f'preciated were a says rabies a re justly t eared by the r h E'alth 8uthllritieFl reprd the dJ.'-l'lnfecpopu lace and he thinks t h f"\ w ay to p retlon aFt complete." pe~thousp to he placed In the dilltrict. vent an epidem ic Is to ta k e early preGottfried "'"ende said that be WaR ~ev~ral new patients, all C'hllnren. )rpsent aJ a rf'presentatlve ot the cauti ons. H palth Commls~lon er ~ h a,",~ hlllton taken to Hope Ho.;pital In Northeast }luffalo Hu!tness Men's Asso- Is In accord ·wit h Superi n ten dent Bull R ""h •• ter sInce Su llday. All ot the paciation. He salct t his a~soclation on t he nog propo~ltfon and peop le w ho ,. . tien t R arE> ell Id to be dolnst well. No was unanlmou!l:ly tn t;.vor of h aving the are carE"lps~ ahout getti ng mu zz lps mus t d pat h s were rllportet'l yestrrdny. One at pe!'thous(> k(>pt on 1t' prese nt site. He watch out or the b ogy man ' U get thelt' th e paU~nt!l: i9 rea~s to bf.2' dlschargt!11 bflUeved that a fine. w bu ildi ng erectb ut h p will be retalntfl to hplp care to~ pets. t he others tor a time. E"] on thlR !litf". tog~ther with an pm· me-dnse EXPl~NATION WANTED ft BY PUPil TEACHERS. SuperlntendPnt WrIght or t he ErIe Cou nt y SociE"ty fo r the Prevention of Cruelty to Anima lE! shot a. small dog a ! PW days ago at t h e r eq uest or t h e parents of a c hll d who was bitt en by ft. Mr, WrIght .ald yesterday tha t the dog w~s In perff'ct h palt h : t h er e w a s n ot tho a!lghte.t .Ign at r a bl••. He tllo"ght thllt per hap" chtl~ r . n had A.buflQd th .. li ttle dog and made It ugly. pollcc'men hayc the right to shoot any dog without a muzzle and it Is understood that nfter Monday tb ey w ill be reques t~d to do so. No th in g i l said about the l.. aAh , which prove ~ th e b an e ot many dogs' exl~tence duri ng t h e la.st epldpmlc. They wlll be a llowed to run at large, provId Ing they are properly' tagged a n d m uzz led. ...-:,. thf'II1 , !O:urlrl(>u a c· tivity of the Board' ot i/l'alth nD t.! thf' ~l'hof)l r anthol"itiM, PrplS" !;~t R,l.l~hn~!!am infl)l"lIlrd a I'p}lort('r of J (t t. JiJ Z("I1l ~om p 1imf>o 8~O, that the B?8 J'(1 or J~rlll ('at ion h.ld nOlhinR" to do 1\ lt D th ~ rp'·Jl<'(·inat inn nf pupil~ and laid nil t lu- hlnm(' at the liuor or tbf\ Boord o f . Bralth. ~n(·h. how("T'pr, i~ not t')llItt" f-nrn", t. a~ the rpnrl~r f;fo(' froUl I hf' (ullm, in c: ~ e(' t J( 1D takl?'n from t.he b\'. In\\"!i\ of thf"\ hnnrti: • ":O;" l· tion 47 1. .xo pupil ~bn.11 he alIOWf"d tn 1..1 t t ~nd any !l';rboo) 001' ~hal1 any t(>ndl(,l· ~lP I?'nlplQred in ' thp ~amp. Unie88 ~ Ut· h Jlll j1l1 or 1f'3 t'hpr hR~ h('rD nU'(.'inntf'd " 2: E'PI·.Y princ-iral of 8 t;('hnol 'sholi I"('IJI1I1:" n l -fOrtinl 'ote of n phr~idan in good ~tnntIlD.2' 8!-01 ('\·idpIH'p or ~1I('h T'a(',~inatio[l .. -n·m n~ n rc·rrl1h·itC' for thp ndmi~lIi(ln of a pnjli} or hi~ ('ontin1tlln c'p in ~('hool; bE" Nhnlt I'ntl'r in thl"" rl;'£j~tpl' of the ~ ... hool tbe ri.IIt!' ... , as .tI(lnrlr as pnc:: ... ihlf>, fI( tht" l'('speetrw· \·n t'(· lnutioo~ of the pl1pil~ Rnd tP8.cbq pr ; hf tihall C'o-oppr ntf' with ~1JC'h a,cf"nta ~)f tbp Rn:ul'l of H(>alth ae; n1;1)~ hE'! RnthorJZ~d t.n .d ~..d' th(' schooJs for fhe I,urpose of e-x;lmlll1n~ nno ,..n(, f' iDntin~ thl?' pUJlil~. and shall l"fVJnirf' a l"Pt"t1('f'iu3ti nn of all pupil. Knd tp8 l·h e r~ s"'l·t'rtainpd hy s:aiti 8J:eDt8 not In hf' fu ll.t" proh~f"t~c1 11,.. a fOrm(llf nt,·duntinn; DO pupil rprusjn~ tn hf' rE'\"U('I' iUJltl 'd ~h a lJ he pE"rmitt£'C1 tn attend ~11J" pnhli r ,,('honl until :such rpquir~ll1eut l!oi fully t om plipd with," ,Tnsl 11o,,· l11 p 3g(,Dt~ of 1iJe Hoard of IlNtlth arE' dsiting all thf' ,,('bnol~, and umongo thos p fOO ri!-:it{lo thp pRst Wl.('t Wil s th(' Tl'Hinin~ ~rhonl for '!'pn,'hpr,., on H.~prsoD ... lr('('1. "~heD Dr. FOJ·hpR ~Jun80n PUt ill nn U1 1pl':1l"nn('e th(' olb('l' ,iay thpre "l1s mll1 ·h C'x('i1('mrnt nmon,lt' th(' ynnug lYom t'n. nlthnll~1.J tbE',Y all thuu;:ht that tht"T Wprf> (·C't'l n inly f'xI'mpt from I"PT'neciontion, a ... ll ,rr~ on .. han nppn pXRlllinpd hy 8 l,hy... idan appuinrE'11 hr thp HmHrJ nf Enneafion bt·Cnrt· thp~· wprp ariruittM to the ~.whotll_ .\~ th~ tf'rm j!'; hut a rNlr tbf'J" " (' l"t~ :-.nrp thAt th~ t'xominnlioll mRnp by til(> IloRrcl o'letor t'm 'E"I'rrt 'nt c·inn.tioll all \\pll n~ othf'r ph.r~h'al rrl1uirpOlPlUutf4. ~OI1l~ of thpm. bmH'l·('r. W('J"(' ~udll" mi~­ lnkl'n. Th. Fnt'hp~ founrl tbnt h;tw('pD. fnrts and tift~· of thp :-.tnrlpnh had to UDdpr~n n.nothpl" "!>it l'atchjn~." lip" a" pre-pnl"Pr) tn IHlmjni~ter thr "n(TiDf', hut. al lUi2"itl he PX}w('tpti. tbf't'(' "lis a f"H'h Unf' ('lllimiuJ:" th (lo 1'il:ht ttl haTE" the ind!>tion Dl tUJf" hy hl'r fnmih phYf;ic.'llo. Th ... ~p yonn::: WOnlpn IHfO now inqtJirin., : lInon~ Ihpm"rl,rs: ' Ybat llirt thp!" par ~ for to thE" h()ftro·~ ph:niC'inn: For hp It knnwn . e\'pry nnr. t\ ho enlprs thf' Train. inc S('hnol ha~ to pn.l" thRI sum to rlP ('xnmiDt·o h;\" a rio('tU1' npI)()iutPiI hy the ho:trd . It i" not a hatl thiul.! fnr YOl1n.i' tlol' tnr ... to hA :-0;0 l'P(·nR'I1i7.("(1, it liilF'pmS, On .. hnndred alld ~e'{,llt,\· - fin· Tlopils ftfP admltlNJ (Io l"{'ry half yNtr to thl"' F,·bool. or ~;jfl n :\"1"'01'. nlHkinl:" ~1,();-><) for c>xoruination~. Thi~ doef- n't ;:0 to Oll{' dOl"'tor. IhnuS!"h. ~(lm~ ot Ihl' ~jrl:-o; ore no~- r'ompnrinc ootp:o. It~ to tbe kind of E'xtlminatinn .b('1 1"('('pjn'd, and from ~·hat thf"Y !"t-Il Plll'h oth(,1" thp ('xllmioatiou was ('prtainly 811~I(Orfidal in mallY inl'tnn cf'.... (lop ,,·onJd :0-11)1£10'"'(' that. a~ tbp r('f1l1jr~mptlt~ arp fiO :-; trict ailout yu el"'inntion Ihp dOf'tor .,.01110: hnT(lI t nkpn tt"pPj' iaJ paiu~ to finn out wllf'thpr thf' stncif'n( WtlS f":\:~mpt('d from I"rT'8('('inntinl1. Rilt hf"1"t~ n.l'f' nrul"l,.. flrl\" of th(· you ng wnnu'n who mu~t Jl~~ tI~­ othrl" (fo ll nr I'r two fur Tnt·l-illation. ...hi .... it il'O dni1l1C'd. ~hnl1ld hC' I'xIIJlliDPil tn the S~ ti!;fo etion of tlif" pRr(Onl~. it JIf),,'·d hlr.._ �OFFICIALS ARE BUSY WITH SMALLPOX 18B SOlOfN S~TE GIT~ FUll OF MYSTIC fJtt"S],N~RS, l~Ple Tn Buftalo caSC.l were haLfPerl Just It wa" j;ropoSCJ to handJo ,h., Hoc hf'!'tcr cases. In Rochester the ch~A r nl,.. thorf emploYE>d to prevpnt thp rlipeaF e wlIJ be- the system ot "vholesale vaccln1. .. Uon. or ('ourse, vaccination cannot be In<lde compulsory. but city phY1liclanli will v181\ every street and e\,ery house In the city, altering free \'acclnatlo n In the Infected districts, It will be In.lsted that If parties who have been in any way in danger, retuSE> to submit to Yarcinatfon, they win be taken Summarily to Hope Hosplta' and detainer! as suspects. Replying to the criticism: contained In the resolutlons adopted by the Supervisors, the c(}mmls"loner said they did not understand the situation or the law All person!'l who have been exposed to smallpox are Isolated at Hope Hospital and all 'building, are thoroughly diSinfected. It was impractical and unnece8. ~ary to retain tn quarantine on .the prem. I"". a lot of people, who had not bpen exposed· This had been d(}ne at one time, bu L no gOOd ever came ot It and It was an unnecefllsary hard!!hfp. There are now 35 capes at Hope Hos. pltal, six new cases being taken there ypsterday from Starling and CYJ)resl!: 'Streets, both ot which districts htl. ve been Intected tor some time. There were no new Intected dll?trlcts reported. There are IItteen attendants at Hope Hospital caring for the patients. One patient, who ha~ recovered sInce he has been taken there, has been hired to remain a nd care tor the others. Comml~~loner GJlman ~aid In the summer season. the cases can be handled ea~­ ler ant' he antlclpated ·that there would be a rapid dlml 'utlon at the cases from the prl"'9E>nt date. One <.'f the most my~­ terJous phases or thi~ ou tbreak has been the Impossibility at learning whence tho dt~,:>a8e ('arne In the new districts. H~ Refused To Make $50,000 Appropriation Without Investigation by Public Safety Commi ttee--Mayor and Commissioner Wen t to Buffalo for Inform ation. Ahlermnn Judson introdu('ed a rp~rnu­ tlon a~king th(' rommltteE> to report as t(} the advlAablllty (}f empl(}ylng a phy, slcinn who ~halJ be stationed continuously at Hope Hospital whlle the smallro){ Ca€lN~ a re thert~. ~o as to relieve the health phY"loIan of the necessity of goIng In and (}ut of the bospltal and also uttendlng to hi' other o'utie •. The ('ounril rommittee will tuke UP the.e matter~, holding a meeting lat~'· this week in order to make a thorough mve~tlgatJOn and report at the next councll meeting two ,~eeke henre. ~iayor ROdenbeck gave out ""t night this ~tatemcnt. In comment on the com munication sent to the COuncil by ComrnlsElloner Gilman, recomm£"ndlng the aT)proprlatlon of $50,000: "I regrpt the cause which makes an extraot"(llnary appropriation for the health department nece!sary. It a rh:eH out of cirrumAtancee which could not O~ Sau I"L:t nd~('o , .T lllle fl. Prom 8C'ross th E" forf'seen or prevented. All that can be 88nll I ;Xtlhh'R M l ht'" ':\ 'r'lti,' Shrine 8rt" done now Is to grapple with the eltuaendIng fi (l<"C'f tl l"ll ltll" plhc;rluut.l(ps f rom all tion vlgoroualy and prevent any serious pnrh ot _\IU f' r il';l II lli(' Imprr ial CouDcll results to thp health and business interot tb r. olrdf' f In tl.b l'Ur, psts of the community. Every measure or .111 thro J: :I~' fl:lrllt'~ , h\l", fnr nrrll'(>d, n{"('essary \\'111 be adopted and~ that we that of ':\ l' W Yor k '~ ,It·('c't!. tb(' parent ternmight be PUrp of the means employed, pic of lhC' orclt~r I n lh~' l "nltt'd States, 'W - ' Comml5l8ioner Gilman and myst»-It wp.nt tbe hu-I:c~ : lIBl hl·~t RIJpolnt('d. lI ~cca '!II to Buffalo. The information which we " ·015 th. , l:u ;.;{'st ext'nrsiou trnln that has obtained will enable us to profit by t he e,'C'r ('ross pd ( bE" (·onttnellt. It comprisc-tl experienrp ot that city." eigh t l'Ull lll.11l ~ I e{'p(,l"~, two dining cars Following is the resolUtion adopted ... __ ==*II!!!:!!'Jii!:::;/It~ilJ.tj~~~~!!!:=!!~~iS:!!!=~==:!,=.dwn rAitPrl hy Hf:o..A 1th....OfRt.!~ .:--Oler- I yesterday mornlqg.-=!b~,lt,J,b~~~~::""e,~L~ th{lllght U W-A • .n or Brooklyn, was the as lo the itemR mnklng up the antlcJpat- , pervfsorg, criticising the management of ot the dlsea~e by persons in street cara ter 1)( trlHISIlort atlou. ed exp<"nRf'. The items are as tollows: J the smallpox cases by the city offiCials: and he thought the handllng ot m(}ney llec('!\ 's IIn rty uumb('I'('d ~lS, i ociudlug Tents. flies and floors for same, $1.000; 'Vh{'reas. By section 24 ot the public was another prolific catJse of the dise~ 8(>-,'('ral ~'I(' ~t~ [ !"Om Bn~to n , ~ ew Ha:rc u, v!}ult d I $150 I d health law It is provldrd that all I')('al san lOU!;eS, . : nun ry, kitc h en, bo:trds of health !!hnll guard against Itte Hartford. 811r lu g6e ld And P ro,·ldence. s t OVE>, plumbing, elc" $1 .000; employ.. IntrOduction ot contagIous and infecliouCl It Is (,Ntlm ntC'd t ba t nll tbe Shrluel'l:; will ment ot physirl:tne, nur~es. helpers and dtsea.!IIes Rnd shull reQuire the- Isolation nt baH atrlHtl tn·nl~ll1. witb the eXl'('ptitIU InundrE'Pscs $7000 board and SUPPlles) all perRon!" and thi!1gR infecteod with or ('xot tbe ,'umE"l' pa n y. o( Cbif."i1go. aud M O.lf . • ., _ p01l!ed to puch dlsea!'les, shall prohibit !Ind halab. 1"'mt'!C', or St. Louis. 1'hc !itr~t~bol or p~Ltlents and help, $1,000; bedding. pr("'pnt:tll IntE"tcom's(-' and communication arE' tbr()n~('.J with v l~fto r~. and th(! reel ' turnlture and clothing $4.000: dislnfect - with or USE' Qf Intpct('d premises anti it t(,7.:I.('M (If the 8brln('r~ nre everywhere. A ants, $2.000: kitchen, hospital utensils. n(>cf'!;t~:lr:,--' provide th~ mean~ for thp ttlorgrut ulIlDy d l.. lpgatt''''1 with n toresi~hl Ii $ ough purlficatton and cleanSing of thE' born of f' xpt"rl r Jl (,(", w<"ar bad ,!Z"es t nsrrlbE"ll: supp ef", 1.000: burials. $500: additional ~amp before gC'nE"ral Intf"reoursp with Ih" ~. '·Ea,·h morllin;r a t daylight please: ta ke rue house hfl"e, ~500: vaccinators and "accIn~, same or UBi'> throrpof flhall be nllowed ..1.nd to [be- PAltH:r' H oul." $10,000; total. $34.150. ~h~lll report to the state board of ht!.'llth Philip t-ichrltff'l". [ Dlperh 1>..... t ,:m ta te. mnn~ A promptly [>,'pr}· (,ll~e of smallpox Or varto' bls eDtrnoC'(>- to Ron I'~rRnt'lsco thl.., morn. (.'rnmpanying the ordinance approprl- tUld_ within tht> municipality; :lnd 10J:. ODd t be key~ ot the c'apt ured cit~· atJng $.~O.OOO was the resolution from the ~ hf'rpag, Thl." hUllth offl(,p-r oC thl~ rlty wer.- Inl.1 at bb f('('t. He lli 3 mc-mbl"r bOA.rd or eSlimate, reterrE>d to, Ald~r- ha~ faflpd nno npglectt>d to ('arry OUt thE" of Lulu ~rpmpl(l'. of P hlla:dPIPh I8'rbut ellml' nlHn Baker $ltarted the disc i b _ b prot'l'ISions of Raid A"t. has rpf~secl to <'!u:\ron rhp flflt>r ln l I"nln of Syria . empl e. ol , uss on ~ 0 - an n .. ppr~on~ ('xpo!Zecl to ~Ul{) dl~pa~e nt" f'trn"I:llId. thf' m ~lIlbcrs of which a cted as je( t i~g to anappropriatJonof $50,000, mo\'- smallpox and has nllowed Inmates of t"te HEALTH DEPARTMENT CANNOT I guard ot bon or. , / ing aR un umE>ndment that $10 000 be ap- r"5'ld{'n("~ from ·whlch infected per!'onfl h8Vl" prOptlU ted. He said he th'ought th6l~rt~~ ~PtTE"~'~E"dt~~ ~tibllca~~~~s th~~t11~h ~ ~~ PROSECUTE PEOPLE WHO -~~ hrulth officer was unduly alarmed. lip. to even place a sf .. n upon the 'bUlI~in~ ~i deprecated the attempt of the health L10, DISPOSSESSED DR. DRESS.IS partment to k I dl required by the local ordinance of the"-.",.«' . ma e per 0 cal scare~. rr.:- Rnu has by his action violateu not only 1fi'1:,-' ER UNTIL THE FEMALE PHYcallmg the ref'ent rabteR ~('are. stute law but the ordinances or the b\)nrd Alderman F. A. 'Yard sugl<e"ted thnl ot henlth of this city, to tho Imminent ~an: SICIAN IS LOCATED. It thp sltuallon deman'led prompt acU" ... f~~r~io;~e life and health of Its reslden'", /~ he hop~d that Alderman Baker would Re!!oh·ed. By the Board of Super\"jsor~ or ---- U ~rf ~ ('Ot1fo!I'nt to let a larger amount than ilO,- the count;).' ot Monroe that the commfsTHEY ARE 'VORIU"G T H " GU 000 go through. He asked It the Tenth slonor ot public safety and the mayor ot There Is no doubt that the Health \Ya d Aid this city be and they hcreb)· are rel}u{'~!f'd Department will call upon Corporation THE HEALTH BOARDS OF THE r e-rman would not agree to fir forthwith to (>nfor~e the provisions of thl; Coum~el Feldman to prosecute those Mecca pf New York Arrives with the Biggest Excursion Train That Ever Crossed Continental Sands. Imperial Council Meets To-day. Slartling Badges Worn Mystify the Arabs of the Coast, but All Is Jolli ty, The smallpox situation In Its varIous phase. engaged the attention ot city officials In many departments yesterday, Early In the day Mayor Rodenbeck and Comml"loner Gilman took a lIylng trip (}r In\'estlgation to Buffalo to acqul .. e ,,-hnt Intormation was available in that city as to thE> management of the num"?rO!1S flmallpox cnses that afflicted But.. ralo recently. When the Supervls(}rs met yesterday morning the>y Adopted, on motion ol Supervisor Schwartz, a sweeping resolution of condemnation of the manner in which th~ "lty officials were handling the smtlll11(,,, cuses In this city, ('Ililing on the Mayor und Commissioner or Public SatC'ty to enforce the law regarding l~o­ lallon. At the council last evening the communlCf'tJon from Commissioner GUmn n aFlklng tor an appropriation of $50,0'.10 and the pres~ntatlon ot it. resolution from the Board of Estimate and Apport{onment adopted last Saturday morning, re lath'e to the issuance ot a proclamation formed the most Interesting topic or illscl1s!'lio!l. Commissioner OHman sent to th~ ("ouncll Inst night a form of proposed ordinanre. appropriating $50.000 tor the use ot the health department in its work against smallpox. together with a ml?tno- I I DISAPPEARANCE HAS CAUSED I F/~E~AY:,a r< P ,APERHANOBRS ARE SUBJECT TO 1? DIRB DISB:.4SBS ~~f:C~~~~l~f:~~: !~~~~e~~~I~~t~~~~; ~;~ ~~~6~:':~1 ~~~~I~~f~~~e~sO~~I~I~no~! (~~ CO{;l\TnV TO PROTE CTION FRO)f GER!lS. Dlsenses and germs lurk b ehind old wallpaper, and before new paper 15 put on t o Il. wall the old, togethe r w ith tho dust be h ind It, should IIrst be re, moved, Th is Is the edict just Issu ed by the Departm en t ot Health, ,\ccordlng to the health officia ls most ot the contagious dl~eases depend tor thclr f"x ts te nce and perpetuation on the neglige n ce of hou~eholders who, through Ignorance ot the consequence, n eglec t t o keep their bomes as free fr o m g erm s as posisble. Old wallpaper tn mo ~ t h om es Is declared to be the b od ot ger m., They collect behind the p a per and t he r e lie dormant for years. Tbey en r ry con taglon from one genera- tion to another, especially If the members of t he family are s u sceptible t(} line... In th e light of r ecent germ t~Cove-rl es the bacilli nre practically ll\'.rlll8tlng and the dry condltlon at mo.t w a lls and the fi(}ur paste "'Ith fhlch the paper I. put on are peculla r y favorabl e to their longevity. The Officials or the Health Departtnent reCOm m£"nd that all persons havinK their w a lls repapered sh(}uld IIrst b 0 that th e old pape,' Is remol'ed and t e wall thorou ghly cleaned. Thts Idea "'88 Hrot suggested to the health deportm~nt. ot varlou.o cltles by t he wa ll P,!lP£",!"S up.l on~. A paperer In Hudson. • . 1., d ied of diphtheria. which wa. C'ontrarted by him from gprms In old wallpaper t orn {rom a hous.e in which rb:r~1 prel'lousll' persons had d ied wi t h v ps tlg s~~~e. I n C'onseQuence of this Inot th a On8 l'tere mad!' and the truth to th: ~~I:r established satisfactorily HU dso e n S of physiCian.. T hen the 1) n Ou nty Building Tradps Coun~J(Jnse~i ~~! c!rC'ulars calling the attento the "U bje~~rIOlUS health authorities ject I. to be bro n this way the suboC people all ove Ugthbt to the attentlon r e country. dinafl('(> la~t night rathe th th ' posed to' smallpox within the limits o! ll)e an r.lw. city of RochestE"r and to prohibIt and pre, r over two \\"cek~. "ent all Intercotirse and communtcation Alderman Baker agreed to accept th,.. wJth or use ot intected premises, as by amf'ndmellt of $25,000. but atter "'urth".r law rt!cjulred. C lin d df!'t('u~~i(\n, It was decided to postp(lllt:' omm ~s oner G man was intervlewe "c:tlon l TIUt later IT. the evening 1n ord~r by a Herald reporter last evening at~"r to nS'-'ertnin trom Commissioner Gttl1l<1n his return trom the trip to Buffalo WIt!'! hl' telephone how Immediate he r 'd d Mayor Rodenbeck, and he detailed thp 11ecessity tor the appropr18Uoe;at ,e briefly the result of the investigtltion m While other council business was In th~t C l l y . . . progress, Commis8ioner Gilman said In r .am ~atJsfied, he said, "that the , R h t ffi I I h dl the nn~\\'('r to a telephone call, that he did OC t:!:B er 0 c. a s are an ing ll not consider it imperative to have the smallpo~ cases m the best possible t'lPprollrlatlon made last night; that therp ner; anu' as the result ot our vJ':Ht to waf; o;ufflcienl money at his disposal In Pu~alo I am convinced that OUr plan uf the hp,t1th fund to take care of the situ~re'('ntlon Ie the correct one. It 1s the alton {or two k i :;ame plan that has been so successful in _ wee S n case the council complEtelv stamping out smallpox ill \\ I~h(>d to make further in,'estigatlon. Burralo under conditions that were t€"n ,~~tln~ on this suggestion. Aldermg,n times ~\"orse than anything in RocheSB •. ker moved that the entire matter be ter" referred to tho-.; P u bll e S f ' a ety Committee. During the summer when the PanH~ took O(·c·:l~ton ngain to seo th -, h"'[ Ith m ~ ~t' re t: AmeriC'an Expostfon wa~ In progress l (I ret" or what he termed hi& theJ·e were alw,tys tour or five ca.pf"s ot a I:lrmi~t iden~ I ~ . \ld~rmRn K' II t smallpox In the city and in the fall the t ·d fi e y said that But'lalo had epidemic Increased rapidly In Octobe.. ,:} R "e timeR as many ('ases of smallpox there were 10 ~cases In No,-ember 64 flS oc-h{'ster ha!=t had and thJ _ .• Id b . no ng ~as caf'~s, In December 132 cases and In Jansa a OUt It. He thought it was poor 90 f Lusin(.qo: ))oIic f th ,uary ('ases. At this point the ertect 0 .. repcrt~ Y ot orthi e City to spread the .t alA.rmfC\t ~ renuouft e ty arts 0 f preve-n II on an d , country .. s sort through the whole~ale vaccination began to be seE'n; _. h Alderman Zellwe g er m d J t E' C:lSPR gradualh- decreased until at ~;:,ceeh t'haradprl I ~ e a caustic 1 present there 1~ only one rase In the ho!'\~''''iodical ~c·\~es t~ ngo as ooUsbneF;~ the pltal and this patient will be discharged e~ter. A ~ne~ tim~t ~e~:a:een in Roch- In a tew days. n('xt It was Vinc(>nt Stre~t dog rabies, Commissioner Gilman ~aid hE' thought now it fq th~ sma'ip bridge and this r~('ord was suftkient to ju~tt(y the ox scare. He !=tald I I ' B r he agrE>ed fully with the conservative :~rer~ on tythat ~hE' p 8n adopted ~n u ~ ('ommon ~rnse view ot the sit , a 0 \\f'!:l' e ecthe. Conditions wele mu c Ly the othE'r Alclermt=n. uation taken worse than [hey ('ould posslbiy be in AlrlE>rman Tanner follo~' d th Roch(>~ter_ In Burt.llo were large sec. .. e on p same tl . I tillE'S. winding up by Introducin I.... "vom~ on the east side, inhabited exc ulutlon Eifking the PublJr.. ~afet . ~ .. ~I\,ply by Pole~, Hungarians and Italians. tf-'e to In'-eo:tJg'tte the rep~r't ~h thommnltwho reg19ted In evp.ry way the effortt or 1 ~. weer 1". h G10 er wa~ re('efvlng $10 for each vj~lt he t p heaIrh department to stamp OUt thf> rr.adE" to Hope Hoepltal in ad HtJ t dls€aRe . They ,tought bitterly nil athis regulnr ::;alary. ThiS' re~olut~o~ ()~,,_, ~ tempts nt vaccination and refused to Jf!rhf rr('l t h ,a. _ . 0 t e C'omlT1ltte-.,. with t he other pOrt D'-UY (·8SP~ to [he dppn.rtmenl. ~omematters. time-s pat1ent~ d~'lng trom th~ dls~as~ be .. , f re thE> he~llth authorities kne.w flf the II case .:"ii- 0 8W' h condition was W8S1'b Ie In ROC'h at" .. z.n:l I I t a r~!S~~m::~h~:rc~~~~s~~dh~rb~r~~~r~ she was suffering trom dIphtheria a t h er home. No. 620 WlIUam Street, b u t betore such steps can be taken the HeaHh officials will have to locate D r. Dres~er. She is missing. No one see m s to know where her friends have taken her. and consequently prosecution ot her alleged enemies cannot take p1ace until she Is round. Chlet Clerk G u . SchneIder of the Health Departmen t this morning notlfled Supt. Bull or D r . Dresser's somewhat mysterious disap .. pearance and requested that he Instr u c t bl~ men to locate her. Upon Dr. Dresser being located. the people who took her bed and other furnlture away from her win be hauled up betore the judg£"s of the Municipa l Court to answer to a charge ot vlolaUon ot the la,,·. When a person is ill trom a contagious dlsea~e, It Is a violation or the law to remove turnltUre, bedding. clothing. etC'., from a house Gr room "'here the d,',"ease ha,"., " been without first tumigatIng the rooms and the articles therein. It Is paId that it Is also contrary to law to di spossess a person who Is down with any contagious disease. The names of those people who are said to have violated the law are In the hands ot the Health Department offiI c alA. They ,,·ould not be given out tor publicntlon this.. mor nl ng, b U t It was • poslth-ely ~tnted by 1\-!r. Schneider that the names ot the men are in his hands. He Raid that nothing could be done un • ttl Dr. Dresser had been located. Frl(\nds have taken care ot her. but have tailed to notify the city authortU£"s as to ,,'here she can be round, However. just as soon as the woman phY~lclan has been found her ~tRtE"ment will be taken and the allE>geod ,"'rong-doers ~ummoned to appear In the Municipal Court. J I ~~ .FJward Clal·k·s Lec:t~ ~ r\"t:i, ('[ I 'llJP,RI,t,lt (1 lmn,lhtZHlnI""1' l':dWcll"t:t "I t P \'0' a t"C t\11r fin .F'rlUav ~.~ nlllq II~ th e t't'pltal Jli~h ~t'llO(Jl 011 11 j 10 \\ Ir Hlltl l)tllh-s of th·, F',lnt! 'lnd W b. lE' ]; .rt\: ~(~IP~·t.t~r~t·b' I IIlOf"~~:~!inspet"lors, u 0 _iiil_liiIiiI_lIIiiIiIIr ____~_ tt 1~~ \\Ilh 1>1· SPP'·ll"llreft.r.~·nca "IIII-:. '" lie l faU:i to l'lal'l~ \\ III dPft1t)n .. t\ra~~ tll!S I.~· t,~t~ .• A sped,1I invitlltiull JOI" \ .. , 1~1~~:jtliOl iS (.x: tl,l1d d to ,C'uncUtla'''''!If r t· Il \ ll' I "" _=.-. () n -I.. In (l 110 l10n.:) Iy W~tl- intl're tc- 1U"hJ -----------'J ('I \\' 11'1. �HAVEN'T MUCH FAITH IN I DISINFECTION IN ITSELF. Pittsburg Health Officers Talk of Cleveland Doctor's Smallpox Claim-Discredit , Printed Reports. ,I, _ ,-'-~ ___,____ P1tt!'hurg health bureau ofl'lC'tn la do not take mu\,'h sto\'k In the Btor~' from ClevelanQ,. gh'en ir. a tope<.'lal telegrnIP to the "Leader" Bnd publl~h~d on Sunday, th.l:t Dr. :\lartin Frledrkh. health ::>- of .(1t'rtC('T that cit)': had ~tllmp~o out ~mallpox by • $"YsIE'm ot rigid dlt:linCection. The CI\~ve­ Jan~l ttleg-ram he,d It that Dr. Frit."lll'f ch, ..t the tlm~ h~ tealt ('harge nf th" burf' 3.Il, ....1vl:o.:>d pE"Oplc tn "R.C('inale or not. as they elected. but ('ompel1£'d tham to thorough and freQu(,llt disinfection. Ih~ en- rJ:. toren'r," D .• stlccE"ed('d Dr, G~"orge F Leick. an ardent \'o.cclnationlat, who had met with little ~u('c€'~s In controllng the Martin dlBPase, ThC' Btory went un tl" ~:ty thnt for werk!!l trom ~mnllp'J"t. but hSfi: n·('pntly madE> It~ nppt":t1"nnce ane"', Dr, li"rJeorkh and hi1' brigade BPi again at ,.,.ork and "'lth hopt>s of nil enm· 111cte IJUCC'l"fl8 aB b£,tor~. Thert' aro not Its man)' ('Ases ihb. time as d\lrln~ ihe tormpr ('J'lI~eml('. hut the dl!t(>ase- Is of n more Yirulent Iype. thf'rc h",..lng bN!'n n~rJr it; !==C'('Ir€' (It dpnlh~ all tvlrl, whtlt! thf'I't' ""n~ bul nn~ durIng thO' ftnt sJ!,ge:. Dr. Frlt"drtrh doeR not (orhtn nor \'iolrntl)' oJ')r08e va('clnntlnn. n!== hAS veen t"rrnne .. I oust!>- ~tAtftd In !'lome BC'counts ot hil!! work , He t('lIs people to ht'" VflC'cinate-d. It thH I wUl mnkr lh"m fett) an,· !'later, It the,,- aro not afralr! ot )ockJa\\' or hl\J(\d poisoning nut. hla main r"llance he placE'fI In formal· I· dtoh\'de tumlgatlon nnd proper Quarantino. Dr. E 0, ~Il\t8on , ba('teriolog1,.t or the Pittsburg burf'nu ot h~nUh, I~ l"cllnton to bellp\'e that Dr. FrledrlC'h'~ 8Y~tpm ha~ not hf"fln tully or L'--1"('11ra tE'l:r dp~('rllt(ld b~' the new!lpa~rs. "u It ha~," h(> wt"nt on to salt, "tht>n I cnnnot ha\·t> a '"tH1j hlSh opinion ot the C'levela:ld doctor Tht:! TH.r· pose ot disinfection I!C; to dEstroy dl!'lln~ fectlon or ('onl8Klon depo~lt('d b)' pt"or>Ic ""It~ the dlAeaftf" In QIIf"I'Uon on tahrlCS and othf"r cc.ntt"nt!'l ot room~ oC'cuplprt b~' thf'm, 8e Wf'tt a,. the rooms thernseh'f'!!! DI!lntp(tlnn ot it~plt cannot !ltamp out a dl.~e like .mRUpox. tnr the r&allOn thnt it I,;; not poFslble to dlstntt'"C't the "ersan with tormaldph"dp ot anything t;"lao. Inaflmuch B! smallpox anf1 othpr (1l~P~~"'8 or tNtt ('1:"';9 arf! ACQlllrpd from p~r1IOn8! conta('t, the ill!lnf~C'tinn ot the pnml!'l:t'8 only mp,..t~ the minor dang('r. "r C1lnnnt hpll(>,"~ that nn}- Inlt"III~,.nt Jl~rI!l")n pVer mado the ' !"t:UE"ment thot it the C'it)' was entirely trf>~ I I • J~ P('U'lslbJe to dtfllntp('t a hou~f:' In s\ll"h a manDf'r that FmRl1pox ('Bnnat hr nC'guir·~d in It frnm n pf:'rqnn h.vlng the 111~"n"'f\. Thp tltmo~t th:'lt ('An hp clnlmt"d tor CI,.v~tand I~ that th.; hPRlth otrtrf'r!' at one time g~t the smallpox \~nde-T c-ontrol. aft~r ha "lng mnre thA n Z,i'WYJ ('A "(,,!I. ] t . nr. F;(r"~t .T. Lp~ Hpnhh r\. )tllmi~, O,llf'r 0 .'\fJW York. gil('s a Dl():o;;t -(tD " ournC'Jn~ nrC'onnt, in nn nrtiC'lE' i ) r Illlmhf'T of tl ~ 1 ' n t lP • 1111(' f H' , nrr 1 -\OlE"rU'nn flf1\,i ... w o whnt hns I'. ~f'on AC'c'omrlb-hprl in th~ '~flY of ";)CllniripnJ ~l1pprr~~ion (If InfpC'. IHII1 8,I1f1 .·on,tn.i!'ioll." :\!nny of th ... Ilroh~ Ipm~, 10 hy,:tlf'nE' nri<'lIlg out of Illotl('lrn "'~~rlttion" (' f liep (>~['Irdftlly in thE" A'TI'Rt ('ltlf~ hAn' b,'pn ~oIH'o, in gre-at mf"nsllrp 8cr R rpsttlt c·f prO.l:rf>~R in hol"tt'riolo,lZi .... nl "".mb. .\ c.:,f'~ E' nC'{\ whi('h u~t'fl tn h<' mllr(' 01, )p~~ f"nlplrlC"' hos bf"{'olnP in Inrgp mPRfiI. U.I~ ~\nc't. t~(' ~I'nn of f\xi~tpn("f" ff)r p,pr, (,ITlilzpd hE'lO~ hRs hpPIl )pgthpopd Ao'l thp ~tnt.f' hn-.; bf'PIl t;;RTPn in human' JlT~t;; thE' P'lIlI'fnJpllt of million"l elf dollnr ... nn. n~lRII.r llr, Lpdprip ('itP~ IIo'fonn ' l "IIPrp thp cl(,Rtit rnt"" has bp('otllp RC:: low a .. th:lt of X",y York- -at;; An illu~trRtlcn tf whnt ('nn br ~loll(, in n c:hort tinv-. Th., rill e of Ilrt~~'pn[Iv~ Illt'flidllP hRA hl'rome on o of t):c hH~hf".;;t importance', .\ C('l1llfr, =~(), ,rhn m ,ruul! rUfP nf dpnth!'; fro~l .mol.l'ox "ns ].)0 PPI' tholl~nntJ: nOwn~ OR'IIt, unlif"1' l' orupul~ory \'"n('('inn tion, c1nll.!pox ('IRims onJ~' fi'f'P or t(loJl in ("orh thonc:r'llld. "'hftt WIiS bPIlUlI with ~lnnll. pox hn~ hf'f'n (>xt·'nriPfl tn nthpr di~"'3~p~ . Th~ knowlPfh:'n of antitax-1m:: ic:: ~OWiD$: rap:dl:t", nnd '>urh ~l1{'('E'""q hnoo; hpf'D nt~ tninrlt i:t tlw [rl"3tl11ent, of diphth£>ria . that tno elplth rnt,· in c!tips l1~ins: the '('rum i ... ),.e;, ... th:tn onp-half of thp lnwp. t rn If" r('Corded hf'fore thp di!':royprY of tIlt''' eliphtll('rin nntitoxin, Dr, Ledp"rlt;> Inn:; pm: 'h.o ... i!'ll npon th(': Il£'ed for cnrpful fn~ "rlf"~li o n of thp rue.H, milk nnn water HtJlplr. ..\~ to milk. he- ~8r~: "~Ii1:{ in .. p~('tion. in thf> intere.:;;t of a pllr~ !'onpp~ ~', ploro::: nn importpnt part in ('ffort~ hI rhr,.k C'ommunirablp {H~£"nc::p, Thi~ in~p(>('tlon ",hould hp bpj:UD Rt thf> nairipc: and ~tRhlf>";:. where thE' hn('tpria foun,1 in milk fir<.;t hsyp an opportunity to hrpp.:L The mill, dnr[!':: of R row oftpl1 s:iH~ off thoultnnrlc: of h:lC'tprin to (Io8('h rubie cf'ntimf'trl~ nf milk: tholl~3ndc: of orhpr~ art" addpd in the pro('~~ of ml1k~ In,. ('~J"Ie<'iolly if the ('ow'~ uddpr and thp atfpudant'c: handlit arp not clean, It {~ tru" thnt fpw- of thE"~(" hn('tE'rin arE' dire<'t~ Iy prc.nurti\'"e of ('ommllDiC'able di~€'a~E". hut R nnmhpr of kind~ f::O morlifT {he milk in thpir dpt"ploP01rot &!II {() re~d("r it in, jnri(lus t() ft con!outnff. It is impo~!'ihlf to 'f!f!Cllrf? raw milk in "nr amonnt "'hirh i~ sh-ol'1tp)y frf'e from baC'tf'rio.. The !tPP~ dfi"'1tion~ for milk 1t1lppJiNi to thEi ('on~ UJ!iI)11~ rlj~e-llF(I' ho~pitAJS IlndE'r {hf' Cf')n~ trol of the X.,.. York Board of Health fil 1n stumping out the drE"lld dl~l':H;;e, and I~ deciarE"d 10 hn\'e RS~i'rled that "in l'\'ery bou.e hf'l had f'\'l'r d'~lnfl'ctE'd smallpox erndlcated Mt::RCI f~ our f'xp,.rlatlon to a('C'omplltzh Its muC'h In.. Pltbhurg with V.. ry murb le-S!l CIl!fes, T?1.!lnf~tlon, howP\'('Ir rigid. "'tit nnt putr,c@ to ~tAmJ) nut !lmnl1pox. It Is tho opinion of the \'f'r), hp~t ml'dlcnJ that v1\ccin'1.llon mllllt ft('('Ompan)' dIFllnfpC'Uon I am QuIte eure that the rf"port {rom mh.'" C'1p\'f"lanfl do"", nOt co\'er all o( Dr, FrledrJch'" !l:Y~lpm." PraC'th:'alh' tho- !'amp opinion WR9 f'X~ prE'II:!lod hy Dr, l1('('andlel'~. In ntlflltl("O he pC'lnted nut thl'll all places whpre f'mnllpnx hall; (>:"dAt(Od In PlttlLhurg within th.' I rnJl (fir R milk whirh contRlnt;; not morE' las, thTM' And a h:\l( years have bC--Jll thoroughly dl!l!lnfected. tJlnn tiB,flno hRt'tprin pf"r ("ubie ("PDti· mrtrp, f'~r('pt in thp months of :\fny, .TlIn~ .•Tnl, Rnd .\lIRlI't. whon the limit is: 10n,noo hA('t,..rin ppr ruhir (,f'ntime-tr(>; Again the Dry",ng Grain Nuisance. D1i1k of thi~ Fitnndarcl i~ of rE'("ogniT.E'f\ or Th. E rulVrPr: t.~ hi~h qunlity. All milk de, If" in :>ow tl('lo,l{ n ~' lc:lp In thi'i momln~·. urlt'r ab t clin'r Mayor Ladd not York ('ity rftrry on bll~lnp~c: unrlfr pprnlit tll ·oklng t . :\ altftt( rs' lI(,pnef's tor dry. rt' okahleo At the plf'n~ure of thp Hpftlth ng (hI" 00 grain t<tkf>n from thp. BnArd, fnfprtinutll rltc:MI."ps, not only t\1~ t\\O ~ ) urn{'d ('Ie,'ators rpmlndl mf" 0 r l " condltlnn of st'talrs tn a hfrrt1ln!'li~. diphthrrin. ~rftrlf't fE"\,"E'r Rnd c.~' In "'P Jon of South Buffalo ot about typhoid, nrf' not infrf'quf"ntly tr8n~mittE"d ~h • m nature only ... Or~f", which should in milk whil'h haR bppn e'ontRminatpd e {' Intn and. f'I''''rl()u~ly, at oncE'. Th ~I ~rf". l..ackawanna & ""pstprn . pithrr Ilt the dnir:r or in the- ~tnrf'!i\ of rp" railWay hi shipping thl" burnt graJn and taitf"r:1 whprp rlilllPa~p h3~ oC'C'llrtrd. It i~ umh,~r that I!; nnt fll to USE> any morp our In ~otJlh BuITaln and dumpln It irnpClrtnnt thnt thp ,pnclpr !tban not kppp alon~1!'It1p. ot their trRck" at:- Abbott R~ad or store milk tn Rny room llFied for filleeJ"l' and the Rtpnch from this dpca)'ed ma~ in~ or rlnmp~ti(' J"IllTpO~ec:, or np('nin,2' on tf'rlal I" somethIng Awful. } I think that It the Bo'l:trd nf Health ~11('h room!CZ, ~trin~E"nt r\11f'~ mu~ al"o · knew about this thf'Y "'ould .8oon put a. hf" pnforrpn rpgarnin,R' the trAnc:fpr of · iltop to It and makp Ihp compan ... rpmilk from ('ftn!'; to hOHles on ~trpetR or at mrwp. "'hat thf").« havp !Jll1 fherE", an'd dpf;tro:r thp rpst or thIs rnatprlJil by Bomp ff'rrip~ or dpIlntc.:, and for the prntpctino othpr mf"8n!t or IRk,.. It nut In;o the coun. of milk rprplltnrJp~ from the dust and try whf>rp It will do no harm. I Sf>P by jmOl1ritie~ of Hrrt"t Q , " I~n C;ourlpr that thf'rl!': 18 al~o a city lAW I t lat no onE" 1111" thp right to dry grain • 'Po rhln thp ('fty lImits l\-"ithout a U(,pnee An(l r am Quite 8Urf' that thr- railroad company nf'Vf'r got a Jlc~nllP to dump thl" r,,(use In thp "P('tlon of thp rlty .thRl thpy are no,,· dumping It. to lu~' thprp all 8um~ mp,.r and C<\U8P. 1!lIickn(,,1!s Rnd b~ a laatln~ n'Jlsann". r don't f;lPP why th;' dty {'an II!-l!"ld for Jt "'!1PIl It Is agatn!'{t th~ law I ~nd I don't hpl!p.vf> thpy W.III att~r It has) epn fully f'xpl.1ilnf'd to thpm b)' the rp.-I ~nb 0 f Ihlll s(·etlon. Thanking yoU \'a 1UAblf:' 8J')acp I have takt'n In "our el't(,pmf'd paPPT. SOCTH SIDER Butl'alo, June 13~ , I --- r~ , nlJ RER. I I I ~ to; I 25TH,~ WARDj,~":~ BE IN ,, .. I COMMlrtEE ON . ALDERMANIC SANITARY MEASURES HEARS ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST MOVING THE QUARANTINE HOSPITAL. nd Cqntagion in the Gr&at Cities • Itated tht> support oC Maror "(om Johnson. been "t}~ ·T~:lclp.1 Suppression bf Infection ""ho Is weU-kl1own 6!'4 an antl-vacclnatlonJat. nnd tnnugur~ ted a 5y~lf'm of hOlls,-'~ to~ho\l~p dil"intc('lton. Vdth formald<'lryd~ u the ag('nL lie- ~nl('(,N·ded. It V,I18 lintel, had P/iEVENTIVE MEDICINE, PROBABLY WON'T No action was taken by the Alder~ manlc Committee on Sanitary :Meas· ures last night regardIng the locatlon of the p!'opo~ed new Pest~house, but from the discus~lon held it ,,'as ap· parent tha.t the site mentioned In the 25th '\Val'd will not be taken. Residents, property owners and tax contrIbutors from the 25th and 18th wards were once more arrayed agatnst each other at the hearing. The 18th \Yard has the Pest-hou!'=e at the pres· ent time, and the residents or that ward are not the least bashful In coming torward and registering their protests against the retention ot the pestnouse In their ward. Likewise the reslden ts and owners at property In the 25th ""'ard are unanimous in their Sisapproval ot a movement looking tothe purchase ot a site tor the Quaran~ tine HOfl:pital there. Both Sides had orators betore last night's committee meeting, over which Ald. John Martin presided. and they were heard at great length-the 18th "'arders a~ to why the Pe!:\t-house should be moved ou t ot their v.·ard, and the 25th Warders as to why the Institution should not be located In their baIliwIck. William Smith, superintendent ot the John R. Keln Mfg. Company. was the t\rst speaker to be beard In opposition to the purchasing ot a site in the 25th ""Pard. He said that a black eye would be dealt the Kensington DIstrict were a Pest-house to be located then-ln, He presented the usual number ot arguments against the presenre of a Pest· house In a residential locality. The second sneaker was well along with hIs protest' when AId, John Martin enquired: "WIII you be kind enough to give the .!Qmmittee your name?" "John )lartin, was the response. "John ~Iartln?" said the Alderman. "Yes, sir," wa~ the reply. HThen I'm glad to meet you, Mr. Marlin,"' said Ald. John ~larlln. the Incl1ent provoking much merriment. Mr. ).!artln said that he had owned property In the Kensington district for many years Elnd knew that the ,"alue of It would be greatly depreciated were a Peot·house to be placed In the district. Gottfried Wende said that he was present as a rE'presentaU,~e ot the Northeast Butralo BUfilness ].!en's A~so· elation. He said that his association was unanImously tn favor ot having the pf'sthouse kept on its present site, He beUeved that a l1ne, new bulldlnlT preet· cd on this site. together with an em .. belIlshment ot the grounds, wouJd great1>~ improve matter~. The pre~ent site. he fiCatd, was adequate In every re~ spect. the only kick beIng against the old building now there. "Keep thf" Pest~hou~e where it i!l," eald l\Ir, "'Tende. "erect a sanitary bulldlng, layout nice drives and ""alk~, put In some attractive shrubS and call It a hospital and then everything will be all right. Nothing Is to be gained by moving away from thIs district. To move the Quara.ntlne Ho~p1tal from the Rite would be to the advantagl? ot n. tew and the dlsadYantage of the II many," "Did you ever say that I ,VIlS boost- ing this thing In order to make something out of it ?. enquired Ald. Zoeller ot the l~th Ward. addre,>lng his question to l\Ir. ,,"ende . HI dl1n't put It quite as strong as that" .ald Mr. Wende. "What I did Fay.' however, was that It was your personal interest that ha~ prompted you to act In this matter." Here .Ald. ZoE'lIer and ::'tlr. Wende ex~ changed compliment~, "tVende's parting shot ("omlng tn these words : "Come right down to It. gentlemen. zoeller has got a worse Pest-house in that vlclnl~.y himself that Is the real Pe!:\t-hom~e. t The ne,·. William J. Sohreck. pas or ot St. Gerard'~ Roman Cathollc ("hurc~. a new parish which bas been ope-ned In the Ken.lngton district, said that the locating or the Pe5t,house In his pariSh 'Would be greatly to its detrIment and ",'nuld, he knew, burt the growth of the parish. f tb T D ~mith entered a prote-!ft or e L~~g ·E"~"'tli.le and Albert E. Jones 'l\~d John )1. Pre'\'ot both spnke for tile Eal)U.:;l.hLQ IIn:es.tmant CD.mnanJ( whlcb l PJ haa property holdings In the dIAItrlct valued at about 1300.000. . Ald. Harp or the 25th ""ard ..... loud tn his denunciation of the movement to locate tbe Pe~t,house in hi~ ward. and rpiterated whnt he had said upon the 8ubje::t at prior hearjng~ before the committee, Then a host of 18th "Tarders, mOlt of whom have been heard betore on the subject, entered their protests against the r~tention of the Quarantine Hospl... tal In their ward. The committee arri\'ed at no dl'!'cl!lon in the matter last night. In fact the ~roblem ~eems to be as tar from solution as It has been tor month~ past. ex, (',.pt that It now !'lIeems certain that no further pf'tort wlll be made to put the hospital In the 25th Ward. I - I print thl. without comment; there o pO!!!lible occaBl~n fo any extlon, for It carrif''J It wn Int~rp tatlO~'\\lth it and an l ~rpt f~' w~en y that de er art! ginald 01<\ I hi. pecu\Ia.r\Y I ar . ' h.aJf.-~ tlfal, a.nent &omethl ~a~ d In thIs column & fe"'· da s a e ve to his alleged en.. dorpem a rtain brand of hou... paint, \\ c be ..·as made to a.ver w ... good tor tis boards, piazzas, painters' coUr, diphtheria. small~pox, studiOs. pnllettes portraits, landscapes, firep~apes nnd almost everything else. Here gor~. for this h; what "Regy" !taY5: "You wtll do me a favor, venerable Hollander. if you wl11 tell me where you ~nw thn.t adyertt~ment ot that blank blank paint wherein my nrune was u~ed as endorsing its good QuaHUes. This firm ~eems to have u~eti 111" name to adyancf>o their own tnt£'rf'~t~: but it would haw~ heen only pl')litent'F~ to ha\'e a~ke!i my conSE'nt berort' thpy u~ed it. I did wr1te them a not<', ~aylng that their paint was !mtl~!actory. et('" hut not for pubHcatlon." etc. ,,-'ell ~alrl. "Reg-y." Happy rare we, indeed, that ""t'" are to keep you 1n thp worlit of fanciful Elrt and arf' not to spp you sm~,pE'nded in midair on dizzy scaffoldings with ".mIPl'·"! and ('lark and Ingram and WhItp, ann pel'chanrp evpn the ot the Snf'ipty of Arti~t~ thro,,"'lng ra.inproot paint a t dingy surtaces tor 80 much a day. I draw one- long deep breath ot thankfulne!ls-ot ~ptrilua\ly, and thank that which with dl"in p just ire hath Ished Oleo to the othpr place where the rltmate lea\.'e~ much to be desired but whprE> the sorlety is Imppcrable. It can't hE'lp tt. poor thing. Alas, "-'8 ~an no 10nge-r sin i we can only Butter and sorrow. And this Is hell. ~ L , JAN SClnM~fELPI~N~HN!~'" CAN'T FINO OR, Dfrtment of Health Asks lice In LocallO\[ Woman Was Ejected. t!. W~o 611 August Schneider, chief clerk of the Health Department today notlfted ~uPt. Bull that his Inspectors have taUed to locate Dr, Amella Dresser or 620 WilHam street, whose be.!. and turnlture had been removed front her room by a creditor. it 1111 alleged. while she was reco'\'erlng from dipbtheria. He a.sked police aid In locating the woman. The Health Department wtll prosecute whoever removed the bed It' evidence can be obtained. not on huma.n! .. tarian grounds but becautlle there 18 a health law prohibiting the remo,,'.l of bedding .q nd suth turniture trom th. room ot a person afllJcted with a communIcable disease. ........ �WILL LECTURE CAl'fDIDA TES f ..J.0 188 ~o QUESTION DEPt"TV OF MONEY, BUT t:: pF SA,NITATION r ~/"Wvc;t;;>- CORRESPO,"DI!lNT SAYS LATTER IS THE GREAT FACTOR IN THE PROBLE'I OF LOCATIO," FOR PESTHOUSE. ~_~,;r-I" / " '1--'" E tnr Butralo Courl~: "In your .trlc· ure. nn Aid Zopller ot the 18th Ward. n conn~<'t ! on with the rem oval of t h e Quarantine Hospital trom Its presen t lt~. you are mt~lnfo Tmed or do n ot un'nltand the .Itua tlon as It Is. The que,tlon ot loca tlon should nOt depend upon the v a luation ot property In the pr.. ent location, n or should It enter Into the proposed n ew site In th e 25th Ward. Ald. Zoeller, In cOmmon with those acquainted with the situa tio n , Is opposing It on sanitary ground s and I n thE' Interests of humanIty. The pre'sent Altp, by Its natural surroundIngs, Is not Eanltary nor can it ever be made You have in the reco rds of y uur Iptters trom Pennsylvania peo ple who 'Wfre confined there during the Pan-American. who spoke In n o ml ~ · taken terms on this subject. Besides. ",op hRye Inmate ~ there nOw wh o wIll te.tlty as to the present site (not th e buildings) being unde.lra ble. A hospital nr thl~ kind should be located In as Qu~t and pieagant place as posslbl~. The presen t loca tion Is the re\"er!le In everything - locomotives screeching day and night, stenches from tho old dumping grounds, cesspools at :'Itagnant w a ter a nd smoke 80. fll~1 ~1)lISSIONER TO GIVE ILLI.STRATED .... DDRESS O!\' WORK OF I,"SPECTORS, ~ Dr. !t!y'J.-Health Commissioner, will delive r a lec tUre next Frida y e venIng a t the Cen tra l High School o n the work ot the tood a nd milk Ins pectors. It will be lIIustra ted wIth stereoptlcon vIews, and Is Intended to give the general public an Idea ot the " 'ork done by these omclals ot th e city's service. The lec ture was arranged under the auspices ot the committee ot the Civil Service Commission a ppointed to conduct the comIng examlnatlon tor tood and milk Insp ec tors. The lec tUre will s how all Intending candida tes Cor th a t ex a ml na tlon just th e wo rk they ,,'111 ha ve to do, as It wll1 I I deal not only with the danger or 1m- , WO~~ a...., C~D UP~~P~,~T~O~ ~ert TEreport of Prot. M. HIli nd Dr. Thomas B. Carpe nte r . who 'ere appointed to vis it Boston and vicinity tor the purpose ot condu cting t£l~ts at school v entilati on, was sent to the Board of Alderme n th is a tt ... noon. The examina tions cost the cit y $154.50. Upon arri"lng In Bos ton lhe committee communtcat C'd a t oncp w ith Prot. W(lo~brldg-o ot th e Massachu setts I ntltute of T echnolog-y, who ga ve a list ot EchMls conta ini ng v entila ti ng pla nte n!flalled by him. From this lI. t a . chool, the Roger ralcott at DorC'hps ter. w hi cb compares In 'Ize "'Ith the N ew W est Side H igh Rehoot. W8:-f ('hosen. The committee- r eported in elabor ate dC'tatl th€" re ~ult oC tb l?i r Investig a tions at that school. A te.t ot the ra pidity of circulatio n ,and dlstrlbutlon ot ai r In robms was madQ by exploding a large q uantity ot lack gunpowd er In t he fan room and otlng the ti m e ot t he explosion, t h e i.me smok(' e ntered each r oom, th~ tIme Ilt rC'Rchln g outlet and the t ime tnat Brnoke ditrappeared altogether. The Bm ~i<e r each ed a ll the roms within one minu te, dl tfu ~ed u niformly from thp Inlet to",ar d t he opposite wall, then dJsa.ppear ~d t hrough outlet by descend In!; to tb e fI'Jor. The Urn ! re'lu'rE'd for smoke to dis'lppea r Crom r ooms was fifteen minutes. ~ more f:1pl d r a te of remov a l than nOlect Rn.v,·.' iu: re eIRe. The ~omrn tt tee commented t h at t h e 8)'"PItl"!m set'tr. C"d t () oper:l tp r E'm a rk ably "'en, owln!; t o a huge Initia l ai r s uppl y t, thp proper proportion b et wee n t he Rize ot the duC't~ a nd the dl s::tance th p air h a d to t rav el or the r eSista n ce It has to overcom e. Visi t s ,,~:e m a de to other flt ch l)ols, .b u t the "'eatlv' r wa s so hot ettectlve t est:; TEE On the reco t £ f . . t::--ot Comptroller $184.948.10 to redeem city bonds talling due Ju ly 1st. Of this sum $169.948.10 Is payable here, the balanC'e in New Y ork . A warran t tor $104,317.22 was al~o ordered drawn to pay In terest on b onds. Cit)' Clerk Susdorf Is puzzled and n otified the board that he has received b Ids, as follows, for statIonery for the various departmen ts for the next fl~cal y ear: Olio Ulbrich. $3.805.36; Vosburg & "Whiting Co., $3.RS4.34. "I would resPectfully re-commenu," says !\-Ir. Susdort, "that the bids be referred to the Committee on Finance to determine who is the lowest bidder." T h e report of Dr.. Herbert ~r. Hili I (City ("hemlst) and Thomas B. Carpp;;: ter, (City Bacteriologist) on their inspection of school ventilating appar_ atuses In Boston, (:\Iass.) school~, waf:! received from the Health Department. Their expen~es amounted to $154,50. T hey visited the Ro!<er "-aioott Sohool at Dorchester, after 5lt-elng Prof. ' Voodbridge. The bullrllng is similar to It 14- room Buffalo school hou~e and the committee say: "As a Whole the sy~_ "tenl seemf-'l: to operate remarkably well." A technical tabulated sheet acconl_ pan Jed the report, gives all the tests in detail. " Visltfil were made to several olb:-r school buildings," say the expertR, "in Boston anc.l ",I('lnity. but the weather was !O hot. that in ~ome hullding~ no t ests at all could he made. While In o t hers the doors and windows C'Quld be k ept rlosed only long enough to test the amount or air dC'liv('red by the fans. T hpse latter tests were made at the earneost solicitation of Prof \Voodbridge." Thp experts wen t to Boston to get i ntormatlon regardIng the "lYoodbrldge system . whic h Is propo~ed for the Lafaye t te High School here. amI whi ch has b een a U,"ely topi C before the COmm0:l Oo un cll for 8everal months. could ni)t )Ie rnadflo.. ~-~ectorohl~. ~/t~z... A ssIst an t Health corlm lsslon J ~Iltrk w l1l add r ess oandtdat es ror the CIvil Ser vice E xa mi nation f or f ood a nd milk In' peotors on lhe duties of t h e position at t h o Central H igh School nex t Friday evening. It w l1l be IIlusll'ated with stereopticon vIews. The lecture wl1l deal not onl)" w ilh the danger of impure foods hut ahm the tests that are made to pstabllsh purit y and Impurity Rnd the sanitary conditions u nder whic h mil k fOod sho uld be stored. As to the educational qUi!-lifications for th e examination the Civil Service CommisEOioners say t h a t not h Ing more than grammar schOOl branches are req u ired. DR. OED. L. BROWN CHIEF RABBAN P ~I .~N E-INERS r ...:f Bu alo Mystic OFFI C E . .. .... .... ........ .... .. . ... ... ....... . ~lYSTIO IN ' FRISCO. Shrl~ DET ER)IIX E H eerwagen the Board or Aldermen thIs atlernoon ordered a warrant drawn for Assistant HealUl. ComollfJfJloner 'VIII A~r".s CnocHflnt e l!l for Two In... AT MEETING OF THE TO ~I C R I S LO'VEST. 1 ~ nNf;>U> ~ CAPTURED . Eft1. UIDS D E SE XT TO c o,nIlT _ ,,'VVltl, "P BllFFALO ~AMOUNTS. IRE CO'1nIE :\D S T IL\T T'V O S'I'"~ TJO:\_ FOUND IN ORLANDO STREET BY HEALTH AUTHORITIES. CIVIL SERVICE TALK CITY DR. CARPENTER TESTED WOODBRIDGE SYSTEM AND REPORTED VERY FAVORABLY BOARD OF ALDERMEN ORDERS THEM DRAWN FROM LARGE SUSDORF PUZZLED P The He"t~ De pa rtme nt ha s succeeded In loca tin g D,·. Dresser , th e w oman ph ysicIan, w ho. wh Ue 111 with d iph theri a and In a rrears f or her r ent, was left In d a rk ness by h er la n dlor d , w ho a lso r em oved th e bed c lot hi ng fro m h e r bed . Dr. D resser w as fo und In Orlnndo Stree t , and wtll a •• lst t h e H ealth Departm ent In t he Investiga tio n of th e CMe. The cO'e Is to be t hor oughl y In· ti a ted. Dr. D resser 's a c tion w as ,,=~!@Ii!";:i~~P ' ~ nn rSlillrAJI rJlia n v lOlaffon n Hi en 01"0 1l'fa"T! C'e' jj render lite almostUnendura ble t o a leavtng a q u",antl ned hOWie, but her well pereon. de fe nst' at s u ch action Is th a t s h e was New~papprs manutacture publIc s en f r jghtf' n ed w h en t he gas fixtures w e r e timent very rapidly, and I ask you, betore passing judgment on tbls sub- removed and her beddi ng taken from h~ r . ",' bicb 15 r f g a rd ed as r easonabl e jeC't. to have One c t your staff make a e x c use. penonal investigation at the present Dr. Dresser wilt confer wltb the alte. The solutlnn ot this problem Is H ealth a u th or ities to m orrow, a nd CU r lain. Let Ihe Supervisor s sell to the t her action will depend upon h er story ty at Burrala en ough land fo r a muoC the a lleged ou trage In leaving a DJeJpal hOfl;pltal out near the coun t y hc1u!lJe farm. Call it a ~lunl ci pa l Ho!' - , sick ",ama..c, .Lo. the condition rep orted' pita I. ant'! ~hut out t or t',- er th e namp. "Pest Hou..... HUMANITY. ~ Buttal", June lltla. MADE TESTS OF WOODBRIDGE SYSTEM. WARRANTS TO REDEEM .BONDS 1~ DR. DRESSER IS LOCATED. .. pure too~ •. but also the t~.t. !hat are made to e.tabllsh purity or Impurity and the ~anltary conditions under whic h milk food should b~. stored, .. "This Is in no sense an examination, s aid one ot the ("Ivll Service Comml.sloners last night, "but will show Intending candidates for lhe examination the work th ey will have to d o. You mig ht sa y , a lso, a s I ha ve b een asked t r~ '1uently abou t th e educa tiona l qua lIfica tions, th at nothIng more th a n gra mmar sc hool b ra n c h es are r equIred . ...... ..... ...... ...... ... ... ....... .... 47/1"" I I V - -, will return trom t h e sessions of the Imperial Body ot Mys tic Sh rlner s, w hich has j u st concluded Its sessio ns at Sa n F ra n cisco, with at least one scalp. ·~Yo rd was received here yesterday th at D r. Geor ge L. Brown ~'as elected to the second office at the imperial body, that of Ch let Rabban. T here will be a m e rry con cIa ve of Shriners w h en D r. Brow n a nd th e Buffalo par ty re- I I I turn. .- ...... .. ... ....... . . . ~~="====-~== = "'- -- - THE EXTRA COLUMN ":a C' h )"ea r ~! S Tr n r " f' t1 a li{i' n.lion " atdnsally [ 'Irl p athfzp with th o C ~'ho yoice t h ) () ' 1I}r. n1~llIgent grnllu<is. pll'A~l!V' iB not dlrrcted ~ prnper au lit·; healt h departm ts Hn<i p '~lrla nl who In~iBt upon cOlnpulsor' yacrlna. , lion nn~ but obf'ying the plain m a n· rtates of the law , at l .. aRl so fa r 89 New York State is conC'ernrd . The 1",,- "hould .always be ~nforood: It It Is a ha,l law, It " hould h ~ repea l.en In pl'oprr manner; but so long aF, 1t r eIll" Ins In force , It . h ould be obeyed. And yet It must be admllted tha t t here nr~ rRseF, undf't the compul so r y '·Ar· dnation statute, where Injusth'\p. haB has heen permitted, and har dshi p and at'tual ~ut'fering has rE"RuJtf'd. Supreme Court J ustice Gayno r. In Brool<1yn. has re~en' ed ciecision on th~ Application of one T homas Lawle. " oC tha t city for a writ of mandamus to ('ompC'1 the Board of E u cicallon to rp· Instate his 12-year~o l d daughter as a pupil In one ot the public "chool.. The girl han heen f'xcludeci becf:l.ufle thp. pNitioncr retu!l-pd to aUow her t o be vaccinated by the phYS ICians who hat! \'Uted tbe "ChMI. This was not herall~p. ~ r r. Lawless Is not a h eli~vr r in the vlrt llC of vaccination. hut heca uf:e the "hlld han heen \'acdna l e ~ In 1898, anr} he hf'ld lha t reYRccina Uon fl t this time IF! unn{'rr~~ary , as it Is ('o mm only hellend -an<l a"cep tpd by ph ysicians, if I a In nnt misInformed-th a t the hpneftrial f'ftf'(·t5 ot the virus rem a in In the hlood for Reven year~. I n rpsf'rv lng his dp{'bion. JustiC"'e Gaynor. after ('o nf;ultatIon with the a~8jstant Corpo ration ("'ounsel, 1\lr. Bre\\'~ter . rf'ma.r ked that he beltevet! that the Board ot Education or the Board of Healt h has the POW{,l' to insist upon revaccl n a ti on . Anothf'r Nrw York parpn t Trce ntly had the prlnrlpal of a "chool and a doctor arrelitcd on a ('harge ot a s sa ult In the third de.;ree for fo r cibly v a"c lnatlng his chlld . ag-aln.1 th e wis h es ot -bnJh ,..hlln n.d _ .......__.... .r h ...-=> . ~~ curious to learn h ow t his case e nd ed, hut have not as yet been Informed on the matter. The Bureau of Health ' of Phlladelphlu has dedded t o make v accina tion oompu l.ory .fter Ju ly 16lh, on t h e pr lnolple that the many mus t sutte r for the fe\\'. The Pittsburg Posl, commentIng ou this says: Philadelphia was unable t o do anything with her epidemic until the lenemen ts and thickly populated dl'trlcts were Invaded by city ph YE I(:jan~ ~uppol'ted by police otH C'e rs. l fntll the work bad progre.sed for several days with g l·eat vigor t h e number of new ca!:les multiplled da)" by day, the number of dea th. being- exceedingly large. ' Yhen t he general vaoclnatton had p rocee ded for several days the num be r o f new cases began to deCline. demonstrating that thoug h t h e m easure was heroIc it was e rtective. I think we may take It t or granted that vaccination Is lhe best preventative of small · pox k n o wn to m edical sclE'nce-in tact, t he only a lleged preventative; statistics ::5eem to prov e its ffflracy. Of course, much mu ~ t be taken on talth , tor It is Im possi ble to prove that a.ny person Who h a9 never had smalt-pox wo u ld have had It It he had not been vacci n ated. Y et, o n the other hand, It is claimed that no-one who has been properly vaccinated has ever rontracted the dIsease. l\ly p ersonal opinion as to the e tHcacy or the method Is at no value; but it seems proper that We should allow oUl'~e h' p s to be governed by the opinions or the men ot SCience who have stu died the subject In the most Intelligent m a n ne r, anr! who huye arrIved at t h e unanimous conclusion that th e discovery or Dr. Jenner Is of In calcula ble value to the human rare. At th" same tim", I am tree to a dmit that I do not believe vaccination s hou ld be I'e,ol'tcd to In all cases; I believe t hat the phy,lcal condition or the su bject should he conSidered, and especia lly the ('ondillon of the blood. It Is a w ell('~tah1ishE'd fa c t that yacclnatlon has fr rquC'ntly been followed by fata l r esult~, and it f;,eCITIs to me tha t gra v p. dlsc retlQn should be exercised In its e tnploymenl. YI("TOR ROVILL E. t n t! opp n~ ' IOn """"FJ (, 1'80 01 I, l /..DR. G . L • BRO<WN HlON O RED, f ot the Imp erial Bouy 0 t the st:!~alon. \ ~nCISC'" i~<I~l. waR J. ~I l~ ju t cOlwluded in s a n ti l' Shr llll·r:S'..I .or ~e L . Bro·" "n ot. Bllr· J>r. th,> .,·cond hl!<h"st f'h>ct , { >erial C hl e.( Rauhan. \ o f{ h.~c . th~lt u( 1nlJ I • ..... . . . .. ... .. . .... .. .. ... .. ... ...... .. . ~ . .. ... - , ..... ............ .... .......... . . .... . .......... ....... ........ . ...... " 4:ICi.rJ!r 0," )SUI K TA LK FOI D ."-"\' . the a\l~pt~f>B ot thp Civil Sen'lce Com tI-!llon, Dr. Edward Clark, assistant healt comm issioner. will dpliver a. lecture at the Central Hlfi!;h School Frida:!l-~ t\·t>nlng on t he Fu bject ot milk insp~ c tlon and t h e work of his d€'parlment. Candi. da tee "'ho ,,1~h to .-CCUTe "Positions as milk inFprc tors wUl thu~ b(' In a poslUnn to be("ome bet t er acquainted wItb the subject be foro ex am lnatlon. e ~1 8 31 LLPO~~t,.1 ('Ircf' ot he Healtli 'be· p e n t Is en~a get1 on tRbulatlng a rt'port on the fl:mal1pox epldem C ~ m which But!:t.l0 guttered d ur ing the la!o;t wmter. It IS" the belief ot the healtr otftclalA that smallpox haq been prartiC3 wi cd out .A tew cal:es are rep<?rtc d }~om PUm(' Urnf'. but .condltlons have lost Rll nature ot an epidemic. If, to I I 1'1'1· I Buffalo, Jun e l~th. (The C'rltlc tsm is h a rdly wn rr:..ant£>ll by th e f nC' t :;:, a s statro In The Expreflls, "Wl,lIe th e child had b e~ n 111 for tour days and w a H kn o wn to hnye b Cf'n ex .. po~etl to smll llpox, " the C'UFe lIill no t de-velop to thp state where it cnuld b IdCllltifiNI" until June 12th. Then the \>,,tt ernt wa..~ tmmedill.t e ly removpd to the Qu o.ra. nttne · Ho~plt D l ancJ. the houf'£> pls,cn.rded. 'fht!rc dops not np1'h"al' t o have been au}" neglect. 1t would Cf' rta lnly hu.v€.' bern unjmaitinhh" to t'~~ m ov e the boy' to the hospital ml·rl'ly 0 .. n U"lle~s tha t he rright hfl.vl;, ·na llpox ........ ::]d. ,Dpress.) __ �PESTH OUSE PROBLEM ~ NO NEARER SQLUTION tltall'lt i\l('ln .. .. ~ .((Jot.&. .~ !illC'tanl lcclna .. man .. P~YSICIAN ARE ., 189 M~KING fiGHT ON· ~ON SUMPTION AND SMALL.POXl I .... THE EPIDEMIC I ~.t~'1- 1 Alde r manic Committee on Sanitluy Measures Postpones For Another Week Making a Recommen d at io n on New Site for Hospi t a l. tar as The ; It It 'Iea In !. It .. !'- love'r 'bered. there \"ac. 'p has and 700 Persons ComI pelled to Submit to Vaccination. I ~. 1 The pesthouse problem was no near- Iinst night to ,·olc. his objection. to the !:;. lution after an hour or more ot l"E"t.entlon of the ppfl;[house on its present er a .0 sltp. Th£' !IIltp was unsanitary hE' be~ : dll'lcussion beforE' the AldE'rmanic Com. IIp\'cd, and not Rulted for a hospital. mtttee on Sanitary Measures at (,tt)t lIan last night than it was a week a 0 ~'ThIS thing t~ making me tired," said f\.lderman John Martin, chairman ot the' committee to a ('ourit'r rt'porter. after the meeting. "SeE" how long it .. ha~ bee-n pending before us, and It now seems no nearer 801uU,n thnt it did we('k~ Rnd months ago. It J!'I. my bellet though, that arrangements should be ~adp. by the city to RCQuire two or t three acres ot land on the- County Farm. or, failing In thlf', to tR.kE' the proposed new municipal hOSPitAl to St1"aw~berr:r Island. as 5uggE"sted by The Courier," • The Rev. Fathf"r OppenhE'lmer. reclor of Rt. ,M ngdalen's Rllman CatholiC Church In FUlmore Avenue. near Ea~t erry Street, was before the comm1tte~ I III:" said hI" nppral'pd be-tore the commit. He ('ouldn t SP(.' how th£' city could mainI tnln 1h(' hOftpltal on thp old site, where stp:lm CHrs WE're con~tRntly passing by with thF"ir e-nglnE"S ht'khlng torth 8moke, sC1"E>erhlng, etC'., and where the pest Iterous odor!! frum a lH"!lrby dumping ground Wen" highly ohjE"t'tlonable. John J. (Trimn waR he fore- the commltle~ again, rent"wlng his otter to sell the ("ity n fllte on the E'Rsterly side ot BatIpy AVE'nue, Ilpar \Vlnd9Pear Street. Attol"nE'y Alb€'rt E, Jones, who ~81d tN' in the intE'rest oC humanity, I QUARANTINE GUARD HAS THE SMALLPOX that he reprp~E"nterl propE'rty interests In the 25th ~~ard vnlued ~t aboul $300,O~). again appearE"d so that he might conttnue hl!\ prot£'st against thp purchasing ot A. ~Ite tn that ward. The mnttpr WI\" agatn tabled tor a week by thp committee. ----~--'~.~.------.------------------~ r I ':·HOt~"r PEST:,HOV~ SITE ER DELAY. Compul,ory mrclnatlon was contino ued in lhls city yesterday. During the day over 700 persons were varrinatE'd by the smallpox physicians. Early in lh. day "Ix doctors starled out through thp al1'erted sections o( tha dly wllh a "quatl of policp. In the morning lhesr physicians went to Tus· lin 'trect and vaccinated the residents in lhat thoroughfare. In the aftc"· noon they ""parated and wenl to varIous districts about the city. During thf'l day O\'pr 4,;)1)11 c-ilizenR submitted to Iho Ylrus trf'atnV"'nl. It was pel'hRps the Pl"T mo~t rlgorou~ crU::tudp that ha~ h('('n car" o\·EH AnAl.· r1('I1 on ~In('f" thp outbrC'uk of th("' !oImallpo:t <,pldcmlc. l)r humnnH)' Rake the Earl,. yeRI('rI1a~' morning Dr. E. G. • F th('r Pppen hell "cr ~a 1<1, 11(> OPPO~f's -:\Jatsnn And nr. B. A. Booth of l11£' bun'au t!-: '" he II ng of tJotI:.' nfl'w pesthou~e on of ht>alth m:J.ppf'cl out th(' ('nmpalgn of Ih(' tl.e pr ~ent ~It,... or BaM F,:.rry Rtrer' t ~mallpox physidans for thl'\ day, Thf'~e n I" Filln ora n"cnue. Fnther 0pp1!n" phy~I('lanfl arhlrc1 thE"m~f'h"E'l'> with O\'('T ht'~JT:er IS r .. tOI l1f f4a nt }I'lrlo~ )[agdo.:.!,:-ro vIrUM quills and .. tarted oul (In tlwlr len" I"'hurrh, on FllImon"' rn'enup nt':n work. A t noon YNrt(>rday thE'Y rf'tl1rn~cl Ft"rry str('('t. B { l ~ahl t1w present p:lte tn th,. nffiC't> at th(' Puhlic SafE'ty hlltldlng is unh ~ · jthful and It wOlltrt he n diRAnd rCC'('IlvE'cl theIr In!'.tructlon~ for l1w grace fot" tho city to compel smallpox afternoon work, At H o'C'lock th ... :\" h:Hl p ~r. ·nt~ Of othf"r uffllctpd per~ons to bt" v:\C'dnat('d on'r 700 Ju:'rsons. k·'I·t. during their iIIne~.:l. 1n a p]ClC~ This Y('ar thf'r(': have h{'rn O\"('r HO w'1('re 1"lllro:1~1 E:mokp Hnd the odor~ I (lmalll1o~ ('asp~ rrom Ttl~till ~tr('et. yp~­ (rom n deS" . cr"ltcd crefok Ind [rom dty tf'rc1n\' oflrrnnon th" ito("'lnTs WE'nt among d~~'ring ~ollnds tlhound. rp~id~nl~ in 1h,. Bloomfi!'1t1 rii!';trict. Th('r~ ""h c lf'''gy m n ~pr kf' hi~ sentitnfnt~ nrA thrf'P hnul'le~ quarantined In FriE'ndto thi> ldl"rman C ~anlary m(>n~ur(,51 8hlp avpnu('. and the re~ldpnt.!'l Hying I comm tt£>(" lest ~!Jhl. An attorne\' re.ol"_ "1thln :.!()O )'a..rdN of th£'~p housf'.!'I were H'seortJ g '"1ndowners In Ken~ingtOI1 fnrt'ed to h<" Y8rcin;'1 ted. Therp was some r nr--\\ 11 the l'rot.e!:t ~lJ::"al"~t plarlng the fill th'" part of thl"sf' inmates. 8S No definite action on th~ P~sthou.e nuj('ctlon h, 'spit \. In that district on th(> ,IlTnund th('v wanted their fAmily Jlhy~kians to probl ..m "·as taken I ..... t night by the tnc;:t H will SerIf')lI~I~· <!~prl?'c' He thp. pE'rform that operation, ThE' re~tdent8 AldE'rmanic Committee on Sanitary rrOPCTt)' Ind discourogp ('Iutstdp. capital along \\'ntlhfn~on strE'pt were al~o "a('Meuures. although It was discussed In I'Il1at('1i Yf'~terday aftf'rnoon. This stref't that 1s undc'rtal.. tng to hulld up that its several phases. ;'"!Jst'fi: t corralled b:-- R. !'{quad of. pollee at .4 "This thing Is making me tired:· I '1\'n~ p, m. )lo:::-t of th",~E" p(>oplt'l are forpignpr!!l _\ltOi nc-:r J ohn J, (;rltnn, n~pre!'-OE'nting said Ald. John Martin. chairman ot I and ",,('orf' vRC'C'inntf'd at thE' tlmp ot thf'Jr thE' committee, to an Enquirer reportpr thc· ownfor~ of '1 flite In the extrem~ Immlg-r'ltlon to thlfO (·nunlry. atter the meeting. "See bow long It nOTt~.( 1St "orner of the cltr. which h1.~ In many InRtan('['s the Y:1reinalton has been pending before us. and Jt now heft., o(ff'r(>d to the ('ity r,lr $25.1)00. said m:lrkos rm thdr arms w~rf' old and the seems no nearer soluU'/D that it did tho bu~lnp!~lfke way for the C'ommittf'{" ph\'qtcfnntt \v('rf' comJletl('d t(l ,"a('dn~te weeks and mon ths ago. It 15 my bethl'm 1ljZ"'dn. .\!though lherE'! arr o\'\"r ,)00 to d spo~e nf thE" trollbl{>~ome prolJif'm lI~t. though. that arrangements shOUld 1s first t l ) lIt I(}(" whNht·r. In Jt::- opinion. be made by the dty to acquire two or . rp~ilif'>nt~ In this s lrf'f't then' vrf'rt> only 12:-. that hnrl to b,.. vac('inatc.<i, tl-Je pre nt site is fil (or the new hOR- three acres ot land on the l';ounty Th~ phY~idRns also went along "-)'111' Farm. or. tailing In thl •. to take the ri·~.J. 1 the d(('f~Ion he thal it is not. ~I\'~nut" anll vacclnatpo tilt" penplp from . h n it 3 n P Ol1lmltlPe"s duly to go proposed new munfcipal hospital to Fulton IEtr(>f'1 to '\·A!:hingtnn, m;tking n ~tra,,"b-e-rry Island. ah'lfl nnd f:eJeC't the rno!"t sui":lble ~ te hou~t'-to-hous~ ('~nYas~ Tbe Rev. Father Opp~nhelmer. rectnr , it ( n fln~ \\,l'lout n-ference to \·h~ t ot Rt. Mal<dalen's Roman Cath~lIc Thn~{' JlI1VBlcliln~ thpll wenl to Lallrf'l ,var,l It .3 In. CbuT'C'h tn FUlmore Avenue. near East ~ J; tr"f't and YocC"inntfld :;no fE"~lrlt?nts np.ar the ~rrt"clro houses in this Htl·pet. ;\fost T~e rommltt (' tohlf>d the probl m tor Ferry Street, was betore the committee ot lhASt! arr cnlorpo pf"'Ople and Ilallan~, last night to voice hi. objections to the 1'I\I'rr WitS ~omp resl~tan('(' trom thrm, retention ot the pE"9thou~e on Its present hut fh" sl~ht. nf thp police ('8 ust"ci tht'm to site. The site was unsanitary, he beC'hRnge thf'lr mlnd:ol. lieved. and not suited tor a hospital. ThpTP WCfe onl), two ~mallpof C'8Sf'S nclHe said be appeared betore the commit- ::t9S: ~ n(',.fr.~ DISCUSSED AGAIN. u!/ BUT THE ALDERMEN ARE JUST AS FAR FROM MAKING A SELECTION AS THEY WERE FIVE YEARS AGO - USU AL NUMBER OF PROTESTS. I - WOMAN DEAD, BUT HER HEART BEAl -, ~NQUIRER Manifestation of a RarE Disease Comes to Light 0'5/ _in Chicago tee In the Intorest at humanity. He cou1dn't ~ee how thp city could matn- taln the hosplt-11 on the old site. Where steam cars were constantly paSSing by ,,·Ith their engln •• belching torth smoke. ~creechlng, etc., and where the pestlter. ou~ odors trom a nea.rby dumping ground were highly e>hjectlonahle. John :1. Griffin was betore the commltt£'e agA.ln renewing his oftpr to f;ell the City a ~Ite on the easterly sldp ot BalJplr Avenue, npar Wlnd9pear Street. Attorney Albert E. Jone~, Who said that he Tf"-presentpd ~Toperty Interests In the 25th Ward valued at about $300.( HI( .\r~(). ,lulle 1. PraC'tlcalI) d~<i' 000. again appear~d "" tbat he might tor PI;rht (lno nnp-hah houT'o, th,. hl"lIrl contlnup hi~ prote~t against the puroi RJ1r1~,.t Dpmp:-.PY. ,1 pahmt 111 Ih. cba.lng at R plte In that ward. The rna tlPT wa!( again tabled tor a f ounh Ho ... pit;l1. hll ... hllc1l1~ ,·pa:o:pd h~(tt lng, .\11 art ion of th,. rp~plrtttol") Or~;(ll week ·by the committee. Clf thp woman hrtrl If'ilo;rPrt and th,. Jlh~"'1 I"(an~ PI' in atff"'ndanc·f' jlrnnnunrpo hpJ" c!p;:ui Th,. hf",lrt ;ldion. hnwE'\pr, ~rf'W !'ootron..: H fp'\ mnrnpnt", <trler" .. rri (Inri in,jet tinn~ ot 111tro gIY"f'rtIlP nnd nth~· ~timli \\"('1'(' II'-ed. bill JI1('ft('rtllaJl~. Dr .. J. II. 'llIc:tard, (,f til,. hOfOPli;.tl .. t"ft 1;llItt; pi onnllnr,,.(j th,. f'tH' ronC': o.t I,mdnos P,I rill\"~I!', Ilnp of th,. rareFot rhFP"'-f'S Imowl tn 'm p rllrill )o()pnrp. Thp O'.I'oNI"" 1"'. prim 3111,\. r;Jrrt1.rjli.l~ of thf'. r«"~plrat()n or,z:"116 '\"lw'h riM" not 11("1 Imnlf"'fJH1tf'h- on th, ! h(>,,'t DR. ~LAnK'! LECTt'f"t ~ ro Edward (·[ark, IE. Deputy Health mllUllonf>r, dpllvered a lecture at the r(' tral High fkhool InRt eYentng under the -ausplC"f'o! ot the ('Ivll Rervlce ('om. mlsfllon, tor lhe hpnf.'nt of thORe who Intend taking the examination a8 InElpec- tors In the Health Depllrtment or thp ; ('Ity. The subject ot th@ lecture WllA "1'hp Inspection of Food. J)rugs lind LMII~ ~ I3NFORCE TIlE REUULA TlONS. '~~H~r!~ tqi sn-.IIl,IJX c.J.~ ~ wpre ~L' ljuQ.\ ntinf! hospital last n w ~\ ~ no O('C':I~l(}n for D"lY.lrtment and p,;r;:,~ I thrlll-llt {',annot be too C1I"C[ul In enrOl' ment oC I'lU,I''.lnti'n(' re;;1.I1J.1Ian whlro ~u h C1Si'fi occur Jh·p.'.H-ts h lV~' beel1 currC'n( of too grf',tt CnedOo2ll "lhH\"(.'o!j EmallrlOx pa. h:.'11tS a~t1 tho e In ('u.r~ of lhe~11 at {'('r'laln Jlla('E'~ 'on th(> East Side. It de\"o]Ye6 upon the I)fJoIit"C to l"C'e that qURTuntine Tl"'guJa,tloll3 ll"e ob~n ed. A higll degre-e of \·lgl1l111'e Is IWt.'('SStry lo stamp out this f"plcle nliC'. ll..,lb I~ Dn\)Cd~ bU~,tf11it" !I~llth iM It'h'·, I 1+---'. -----0>------ \Vhlle there Is divided opinion as to ot t~.:r findings of the recent A ri~ J 0Qngr(ess on Tuberculosis, an t~norl ilt.' _till disagree as to Wh~"" ,\<:y,\s(imPtion Is an a.c ute and In ~~ . . \1fSease Or not, therE.' is no 10u1) t \he congress has perform- : ~d a grea ser~·lce. and has established' :Olne Indisputable truths, while rle- I .-;troylng many misconceptions Tf:g::trd,ng the "white plague." It seems to be an «!stabllshed fact I,hat, properly, consumption Is not tteredltary; this Is most pleasing Infor:nation, certainly; but Its reception must not be the eXCUse for carele!!'Irelations. Under l.ess In dome"Uc proper conditions, and with proper pre:autJons., the dl~eaEe. we are now In. ~ormed, If' not easIly communicable. Its a.llIes are dampness, over-crOWd lng, Intemperance, bnproper clothing, Improper tood, dirty and otherwise- un. sanitary surroundings. But the~e conditions are allies to almost every kind I of Sickness. just as their opposites are foes to d1sease ot every sort. The congress has declared that the appear that the members or the con prevented by the exercise at proper care in dlspo!'liing at sputum, and expresses the opinion that national, State and local govt>rnments shOUld enact meaSure8 looking to the control of thIs I matter. It recommends that existing law" as to spitting tn public conyeyances be rigidly entorced. It 5Uggl':!!'Iits that approprIations be made tor the t~('rlts mlttr>rl to th~ ho~r-ItRI ye~tpfday, One of thf'fl' "'AS n pollet' nmCPf who hns 1)("('n wnwhing t1w~f" Quarantined hotl~(>R for thrl"f' mnnthR, He IR Ch?rlp~ Pf'nd,'r, and hI" hn~ 1)('(-n ~tRtlon~c1 til Our allp:'!-". Un rHd not r1! QC'o\'('r lhl~ r<l..c:;h on Ills body unll1 almnoFlt !l o'l'lock In~t night, He came 10 thn Saf!'!y bulldin}t amI wa!'; talkIng to Surt. John ::\lcAl(>C"!'lC' and ['IPtE'ctl\'e Gl!nrge ""aggnncr_ ThE'i;f\ offi(,E'r!' ('onvt'rs('f\ \\"lth him for 1I('\"C"rf\1 minut(>s hf'(nff" hI" 9C'!lutlln,prl thpm with hil'J Irouhlp, Hlllh tlE'd (rom him, Auothpr ('8::;<" was IlIkf'n to thp ho~pUal from thf' ~nlllll Hltl'~ hospital. Hf' WR~ J . (. now1Ilntl~, 'who W~:;: 811PPOl">f>d to IrlYC' t '"I'hnlt! f('w'r. III' wa~ not aitmlttpd to lil(> hOHpltal, ns lhe true nature of his Illness... "!.DS dlscQ,vcred In time, publication and distribution at IIterature- on the subject, and mak(>s a. very practical sugg~st1on that alI cap!?PI ot tuberculosIs be r('ported to h('alt h boards for the purpose ot having the patients' home!:' dIsinfected. This latter suggestion would makp It lppear that the members at the ron~ress are not unuanimous In the opinion ~hat confmmption is not infectious; but hp sugg£'sUon Is a good one, and a prerButlonary measure Is always pretf"r'\ble to negl£'ct and carelE'S'8n£'ss. CE'r. talnly It behoovE'S everyone to give the ~ubj~ct caretul conSideration, and to take all possihle precautions against ("ond itlons which Jnyite disease, The congress, too, declared In favor Jf compulsory vaccinatIon; but this is not surprIsing. consIdering the- personn~1 of its lTI£'mbershlp, It seems as ·bough many hpalth officers and physlia.n~ are almost monomoniacs on th@ ~ubjpct, !'10 inte.on5:e Is their determina Lon to enforce vaccination, regardless of the fact that many belleve this preventative as had as small-pox Itselt. It Is <'ertain that many deaths have reulted from vaccination, either owing ,.0 the impure character ot the vIrus lIfed, or to the unhealthy state ot the )Iood ot the subje('t. In Brooklyn a phl~sicfan and a schoo l t>rln('ipal were recen tly arrested on a 'hnrge ot assault because they torced 1 chUd to be vaccinated, In gplte ot the fad that the pupil had undergone that ,peratlon a year betore. The chUd's )arents were justly indignant at the acion, and had both officials arrested. rhe outC'ome at the case 15 awaIted :... ith Inten~e interest. The rigorous enforcement at tht~ regula tion, which Is regarded by many J:aelligent persons as arbitrary and unILIs in fjtrlhimr contrast to the ob~E'rved l3Ckness In relation to the' splttlng ordinance. Here In Butralo the latter Is pretty well Uved up to; buf tn most communlt1es there Is lJttle or no attempt made to entorce 1ts pro_ VisIons, which are plainly in Hne with! decency and cleanliness. .JIll" m I �"\Vbato .. er ~.~~. de.. plop now .... iII he, Qf spor.di~ oril'ill. R) IbAt. J mesn .~,ch ca •••• s Are likol;r to del"elop ..t anr t.Dle I and In an." plac~. They are t\ot rs-.s ~ 190 r ON lH~IR !Ourb as rftn ~ trnce(l to th~ Jrebpr~l £IX· 1 j,:.tpDre (If thfl dippnt;~ in nn;, lo('ohty of Ih. ~11;r. Whp., I "aJ' that th. epidemic. is .tompoc1 Ollt, 1 do not mPan tlwre w,lI he on more .mollpo<. To S8) thnt '~'oulol EflDEMlt ~c ~IAMfED O~l. :MhllilQ IAL lit;' n"" fO(llh.h AS to ..J AT YELLOWSTON -·';·ell. yOl1 mi/thl call them indi .. icl"al ('nc:('~. thnt i~. f'n~PS ('nmp!ptp in tllPm· C:P'YC'C: nnd not dup to thp pre\"nleDf"P of thE' (li~pn~e in lhe !lnrrir-lllat JOC'Rlity whpre tlll"'Y .ip\·plop. ~t1('h (:8!':PS nlwnYf\ nrp ('Ia~y to hnnrllp. Thp trouhlp h",,:dn~ when they are reportpd 8t the ratp o( fi't"P, ~ix or eypo ten n day from 8. par- Ann this Effect Has Been Made. solutplT' arcurate HatemPDt. but it Xohlr!l of the ~fystir ShrinE', in Ban . 1"rallri.(.o, hn I'e left the Pacific co ...t' And nre now (In thpir way ocrOSiJ the ~ontinent. The)' arrived at Cinnabar. I ~lont.. th .. enrrnnce to the Yellowstone' region. at 7.;10 o'clO<"k thl. morn!ng, and will remnin in thnt di.trict until next1 Wodno,,1I,.I' ni",ht. yi.ilin/t :\iammoth Hotl Sprin/l8, the Grent Fountain. the Upper Ue)"For En.in. the Grand Canon and other points of inter.. t. Frolll tho Yellowstone Park district is the numheor of r~ses _ did not thp~· will sro rlirprt to :\Iinneapolis and $25,00 OI epidpmic, hecllm~ TPalh- alarming nntll :\U'frmhPr ~t. PUIlI, stoppln~ on(' clay in the latte-r of Inst yenr: The epi~emic re","hed its beil:'ht in .Tanuarr of thi£.; yeonr, and ~lDce then has abated rapidl), and stendil;r," "Ho",,'hundreds ;,-s!,; the of $:!fl,UUO spput:'! "In ,.. ay,. One of tI •• ' bea, y upens,. Item, "as the di,infeclioll of houf;e:-. and npartUlPut$, ) 1 "l,.erp ('a~e""l were found. In nil ~Hf prem"e' were l bat Amount Wa. Spent in Carin!; for 414 p ..Uenta and Disinfecting 266 H omes - Six D eat h s. (li~inft'{'ted. 'Ih~ qnarantine hOl"pi£31 oity. nnel tbenre tn (1,icago. whe ... they will ftppnrl n f"Pw hour~. From ChicRgo the pnrt)' wIll rome "rail'ht home. roaphin£.Tnne. Ruffnlo on the morning of the 29th of Beto .. goin/t tn tbe Yellow,tone Park th~ l-\hriner~ Ti"litt'd Los An4'ples " and other Cnllforoia rities. The Los rlistri('t t cou!d not hold all the pati,·nts. '"uus.- ..\n~plp~ Exprc-,.!iO of Aaturday contained nn interylp\\" with ~[aJor Krugb!, wh!oh tJnelHI~ Olllny ,,"pre piRCpfi und~r tjuorfil~· t npJlPars in the (,Ol1r~e of the following The clerks of the hPalth department tiue in their own home.. "here Ih.. article: ue DOW eompillnl< .tatistio. of the rerent II ns don •. llOliopmen WHe .tatiuned in ··H un. J~ro'h" C. Knll!ht. ono of the IPldemie of .mallpox in thi. dty. The word r~ent i~ l1~p(l nrhl~prlly, lOa~mu('h . . Chief Clerk ~ehn.!der nunounr.d this JI)Ol'1I\nc thnt the epidemic is .tamp..1 out and that. if any Ill"re cases de'-elop, the, ..III h. merel), .porodic. The fi~- leA(linl' mon ill the public life of the Emnire Rtntf!", is nt th(' Ynn Xu:rs. n~ 8 meruis Ill·t inch:dpd in the estimate that 1, her of the "h";ne,,· "pecinl-trnin part,. I(A"e rolU of the oost of the work. The A. p.,t potpntnte of I'mllilin Temple, force WitS crippled mnu~· tirups. mpre thnn Buffnlo, he wns a r('prpsentatiTP at the the puhlic realizpd, and if it bad !",en i llIePlin~ nf the ImppriAI Council. ,.,. DOW bpin.: tabnlat('c\ ~·ill I'how ~ome Dece~~Q.rr to replace the rel(ular wpm· "l\ni~ht i~ 00(' nf thp pOflnlar and ~uc~ f;aterelting rfl8ults in the- final report that bers of thp. force with !iOpf'rinl 1l 0 liremf'll, ('e!l:~ful nolitidnna of "·p~tern Xew York_ /WIll be mau@ at the rlos. of the fisoal the e~r>ense would baH heen in"reased hy _\ t Ih. pro<ont timp he is maynr nf Bufr on June i{Oth ne:tt. At Ilrp~pnt thp many more thousand!) or do1l8r~, Forfnln. nnd tholl.t:'h ~till a yotm~ mlln hp ta Itt in a mort' or lp~~ l'hnotiC' fttlltl~ hut tunately, that "·8S Dot nece~!;ary. hOff hrlrl !'I:f'-ver:tI olhe-r !ofty muniripai and there if) enongh nntilnhle to eoable ")Ir. "The cO~t of di~inf{lC'tins:' 8 !dD~le place stntp ottlrf':"I. Six ~"PRr~ in ~l1CC~~iOll he haeldtr to make some definite >tate- "-a' from $.i to $9 On the a.erage. In nil ,,'n' ol)lllptrollo,' of Buffalo. finally ,ments regarding reF.ult~. 266 homes wpre dh:infectpd. The man r('~hmin;! from nrl nnrompletMl t.f"rru to The first ('~HH.' of r;mol!po"'t that cnn he 'T"ho did the djp.infpctill~ "as paid ~3 a IH'rf')lt thn highpr honor of statp C'omptrol. tnclllded in this rpid.mlc wn. disco.ered day. His di.lnf.rtiu~ Dlftteriul wa" lor. He wos .. I"dod to this omr. on the on April 14. 1901. There hnd ber~ a worth from $2 to ~G in PRcb rnse. In ad- tlrht with (;01". Ool .. 11 a )'enr "gn lost foli. llnmber of l'n~ps durln;r thE' prenon~ dition to this, thE' dty n·ns obliged to 1e·l nnd nft"r ~(\rling ju"'t onp jear ',8f; ('ailed lllt~r, hut littlE' RpprphpnRion wa~ fp1t, place bpoding and ~itnilar article!\ that UJlon to tnkl' tIlt' hi~h("st executi,.p office except througb thp lln~sihilities of d~- werp defltrored. Th~ highp~t tlill for ill hi~ hom(' dty. Hp hnt.; serren but ~ix "elopmflots on ON·onnt of the rnn· ..·'\..mt'rt· re-plaring- suC'h dE'~trnred arrjrl~s ,.,~os ~ montli!ol as Uln~·l)r. Thi~ if! )!r. Kni~ht'~ can. The (·nRP~. howP't"pr. gradually in- $10.30, In mllny in~tan(,PA it lUll l )Ul1teu.' fir:-.t trip to en lifornin. nnd he pxpre1ot~pd et'Mledt, t,,·o aUft thrpe heinj:" f(lpnrtf'd to from $2 to S:', There were !lhout 50 I .him'-i(>lf :'I·psh~rllR~· n~ h,i~hlr pleoo!'l:PO ~•.-ith tIOmetimes in It ~in.2"lp day. nnd it (.::000 plaCE'$: in all whpre bf'udin~ nnd huu~ethp ('011l111',\", (,ollclition~ nnd ppoplp. beeame apparrnt that Ruffnlo wa~ in holn furniture wpre de~troypd, '_I ·"·fl W('1'(I !-;onH.'"whnt ~urpri!te-d at the iI.nan of a Ilrnt'rnl epide-mir- of the "Another heRYl"" e-:tp€'n~e item \\",~ that C'llnn~pnhl(' Ilntnrp of thp weathpr in fo\nD dreaded dll;;eRt'1I(". E'rpn'thin.: pOCl;sih~p of food fl1rni~hE"d to pntiPllts under quorF·rnllri~('n.' snid h~. ..\..Imost 811 of the WAS done to pre,'pnt ~lIf'h a rntnstrophp, an tine, ""htnevpr a family was loC'ked ~lll·jll('r"l have hrought hard ("olOs south hut thE" rn~PR inf..·r("R!l:ed in nllmher and it in its home. the city was obligpd to prowith th(\l11. Th€' ",pother wa~ milch wlUI admitted finnllr thnt Bnffoll) llad ,idp. food. The fcod ill eyery case waF; f..'olcIt>T 11)) thprc thnn WE' E'xprc>ted to find an Pl,ldt'mir nf FOlallpo:t. plain but ~lltncipnt nnd nutritioUf:. "hill" in f'nJifnl'llin. and none of us WE're- preAll that WR'" .. "iii olHI done in the thft: city ~"R8 obliged to e(,onomize, it PlIl'Pt! for it.' W~kR that followpo i~ n lllattpr of lornl economizt<i onl~" b~~ not providing any ")fn),or Kni#rht Jrllve higlleJil;t prtli~e to hl.tory, One (uc't. howP't"pr, iR impqrt· ar[icle of foqd that could be clas~ed af4 a tilt. nc1minil4r3tinn of Go't", Odell. E:ayingJ ant. Thp (rpnk~ thnt the di~en~~ maul-' luxury. • . , that thE' ~nyprnor hAS madE' a wonrle-rful featM in hrpnkin~ out in nil Mrts of un"Of roursp, the cost of mPdl(,lDe and 1'('('01'11. nnl! hn~ won thp ('onfldpllcP of All @sp.cted plnc'{'~ mnde the heAlth dppnrt- nlpdknl 8ttendaocp, inr}uding nurses at rln!ll:s{'s. I\uiJ!'ht ~nid that if Odf'-II ('on- ON POTTER'S FIELD. , \rayor Era.tu. C. Knight and the other Buffalo Shriuers who nttended the "nnllal .... inu of the Imperial Counell. clo •• t;' \I hat the artual fillure. will be when we complpte our tnbulsting.:· '," "How many en'e' did you hnH III all. "Down to d.te. nud inrluding the three tue" now in the ho"pit81. we had -tH )latl.nts. 11,e fi .. t ~.,~ "'as reported on April 14th of lo,t ,ear. but. ",.uolle as.t Illa" ,'em in Y\ew of tbe fnot that the Pm~-Ameri.'nn wn; crtdited with the New Ones, it is Said, Will be of Sporadic Origin. E PARK The Party Will Visit Intereatinr; Points In that Region Before Their Return. ticul .... ertion of the cit,. a. during the .. ec~nt e!"lidpmlc," "What hn. thnt epidemic COot the <:itl' thus tnr:" :'About ~213.0(lO. Thnt is not an a b· HREE CASES LEFT. L. f ,II JlIII)' thnt mny hnTt' C'all~prl the fp,"pi' IllHI hf'pn purifirrl. ',flnt I hl"iif'rp ic: th~t. if nn\' morr t ns('~ ATP l'Ppnrtpd. rhry wll1 hI:' PUBLIC HEARING WAY 'HOME' d h 0 B f.- Mayor Knight an t e tiler u falo Shriners Have left the Pacific Coast, ~v\?-"'" 0 thnt th('rf' will hp no more Iyphoid fe .. er wlll'n .water inl~ement to nOfftcial f'lly . ro. thp Imn'~[ pos~ihlo amount; in (n.rt, praCo tie"lly it i. noth.n~, Th. peopl. of thf stnl" lw."" J:"rl'lIt ('QofirienC'e in mil lcntlrr: " ALDERMANIC COMMITTEE DISCUSSES VARIOUS METHODS OF SECURING A NEW CEMETERY FOR THE CITY'S PAUPER DEAD. OvC'r ,a n hour wa!" FOpent hy the Alopr. manic C'ommittee on Public Grollnds yp~tpJ'(Jay in the dJ~rU$~lon of the rx- I Isting condi ticn in the Hown rd Cpmctery. It waR ,uggesteol that the <lty might dlspof'e of the Howal"d Cempt~ry by selling it off as re:1l fl~tate ano wIth the procpeds pUt'chase another plot or ground. The Aldermen were of th .. nrln!on tl\.;! the ('tty ('ould realize a bout $7,500 on the f;aJe of the pre~ent cemetery_ Ald. Hu~tf'r thought the C"omptroller f:.hould 'bl? dlrpctpd to ad,'ertise the rpmPlp.ry as a. pla('e tlJr building lot!'l, the boo ips to be removed as fast as thp lots. are d!sposed of. Then thp committee adjourned until next Thursday afternoon, when a PUb-, ,lte hearing ~ held. front of the hOll.e, to gunrd them froom intrl1c1pr~. The pas of the~p policemen I 1) ' - - - - MILK TRUST U;! t< AROUSES ANOER OF CONSUMERS F IN LETTER TO COURIER OXE UHGES MASS 11EETING AGAINST TO THIS PROTEST INIQUI_ TOUS C03IBINE. Editor of The Butralo Cour!er: I read In your valuable paper an srtlcle about the forming of .. milk trust In Butra!o. Wbat I would like to know Is. can such a trust be formed In sptte of the laws of the State of New York. forblddtng the formtng and opera.tlng ot such trusts? Where are our law officers whose duty !t Is to enforce obedfance to OUr Jaws? Or are Our poor "eople on Iy su bjected to the enforce_ ment of laws and are the rlcb exempted therefrom; espectally When they can coast with the Possession of a capital of $3.000.000, as Is the case !n tbls milk trust all'alr. The clUzens of Buffalo should well cons,der and think about this milk trust business. The trust aim. to do away with competition. It this ts accomplished and If It has complete control of the mllk business In Butrato then It will raise the price of mllk t~ ten cents a qUH.rt. Ot Course. the promoters of thts undertak!ng deny this now ,but What does that amount to? VI'lII the milk trust be any better tha~ other trusts, tor instance. the meat trust. It Is said the person Who wlll furnish the $3.000,000 Is a New York man. WeI!. how Is It In New York now? Can the poor people pay the price of fresh mllk since a syndtcate controls the milk trade there? They cannot. They have to be contented with substttutes. So tar, our working men have been able to furnlsb tbelr families with fresh milk .and the moth- mP11t omrinl~ lIuu!ll:uRlly ~\laropd in their the quartllltine hospital, a~nounted t~ ,'!-;(,Ilt s to nnntilpr lIomination next fnll. he atatem(lnt!t rp,l!tlrrlln~ th(' control thpr l'on~irlernhl .. , All told, I thlOk the. epl· will h(l plt.(.tNl h.r nn ovprwhelming rnabad oV(lr it. ~pn'rrl tim(l~. whpll formC'r d€'l.nie WR~ hnnrllpd at comparntivel,r jorif;\.. Of notionnl politi~, he ~aid: Health CnmmiF:.!Iltonpr 'YE'nrle .. nd prpf:j· ~lllltl1 expPQse." , .• 'I Ilf'Ii(1o,p thnt Xew York ""ill be beent Health rnmmi~~ion('r ~(' ~n"re "How ntnllr deaths "Were there?" hind noo<";PVf'lt fnl' the pr~ide-Dti81 Doml. on the point of rlflC"lnrinc that thry hnd "OnJy ~ix," nAtion WhPll thp timp ('omps. Of ('ouree it th~ .pidf'ruir wpH in han(l nnd that prae- ~ b PRl'l~' rpt. nl1(l many thing~ mhrht haptlcall, all danllPr "'a' ,)nr. , I1U111ocR p,"'. hut I Ihink Ih~ X.w York oJele~3tion be-f of rA~(>!It ~'t')lIld hE" rpportpd from an to n nntionnl ('ol1n'l1tiol1 wiIJ certainly go ~ntiN'lY' nf'!'" !"Pt"'tioll of thp ("ity-. , in~tl'urtf'tl fur Hoo~f'n~lt.' .. In e()n oq"enc~ of th!s "ondition nf ,.. Th~ Los Ang"I .. 8unday T!mes pub. Ifalre, the Rnnonnrpment ronde hy Chi('f li~hf'cl thr fnJlowill~: INk this mornin", WO' not a KNIGHT AND PARTY ")I")'or ErRstus C. Knight of Buffolo t.m~nt Itul'h ns i~ OlarlE' from a surprYOR if> 0' Jlrmllinrnt m('1llupr of his homE' dpl~, llcial nf R .itll",lou. nnr ARE EN ROUTE TO SAN gation thnt arriveel at the Yan Xuy. to. ft a hAsty ('nnclll~ion. ~rr. ~('hnpid('r dn~.. 'Jr. l\ni~ht furmprl)' waJ;. Hate knew thp irnportanC'(' of hi" FRANCISCO "UUl!Jtl'oll('r. H(' i!i a lender it lind he hn~ hfto t'llI 1I111r1\ exppripnreo fP ' ( , O J l l P S to wf..-iru Hhrille Jllm"E'ment~ onu rip. wIth th~ di.p.,~ to _ny III:hl1)' Ihnt nil ~2~ - - [ell,l, "OIlIly 'lhe Vlaoo "'here they put ers have been able to giVe this most" necessary nourishment to their babies. danlt"E'f fR m·rT. off.' Rpeakillg" of his belol""ed dty uDo l'. 011 1tt'II'~n~ lilftt the ~mnllpnx ('In). ),-layor Knight'!; graceful and impos- he ",n).~: Which they cannot do If the trust Is I" lng figure- was grootly in evldenC"e on once In control. demt(" is out't" the top or PIke's Peak. Colorado, yes•. '("outl'nr:r to thl" of the There ought to be a publlo meeting "'Yf'!!;. I he1i(>yp I ('1\11 n"liprt thnt ~arply tl?rday. It ,~ ~ald he was looking for (,01mtry, Rnffnlu ~uffl'rp(l no rplap~p nft~r the citizens of BUJralo called to pronow.'t ~·RR hf~ Trply, "'fhrl"(Io nrp Ilnlr volcanic eruptions. Late yp!."le-rd~y af~ lhe Pnu._\mer1l'tJII. Bu~ine~~ i~ hrttcr of test aga!nst the formation of such a tbrt'E' ('ft~(I~ of Jlm811l'(r~ in th(> dty at ternoon hl~ sN'rptary. Frank HiD~kley. th(lre thall for tell year'" pnst nnn i~ ill' wicked tru.t. and st,eps ought to be taken to stop It. pre8f'nt. Onp. of th€.'m wo~ rppnrtflcl nhotlt received the following telegram: ('I'PR!o\jng ill "hol('!?al~, retnil nnd manll' The promoters of this Infamous bus!ahmonth ancl .h. pati.nt will he rli,Summit of Pike'" Peak. ('01. forturinl' hrnncho_. The city., n!.o Tue.day. 1:45 p. m. . ness u~ed th reats, intJmidation and (. argM from theo IJ.llftrllurinp hn~pitnl 11\ Frnnk Hlnckl .... y, Clt). Hall, Buffalo, ill('rpa~in.t:' ill population, ".p now un!awful means to force the milk a flt\v days, Thf! two nthf'r (,8~E'." ore x. Y.: ha"e ahout 400,Ono sOlll~ ill the I other dealers to comply wtth th"lr demands. tho e of the rhihlren 113 ArrlvM at top oC Peak 10:40 a. m. rtt.... And man... lor"," manufactori •• The ('Ourler has championed tbe rights GOode-II rt'i't. whirh wprp rl:>ported on Eyerybody well and happy_ nn' l'ominJ{ iJi. 'nIP dlit'f of thp~p i ... the of tbe peopl~ and battled nobly agaln.t the wrong. The people wl11 appreciate JUDe- t lth hlst"· E, C. hig fOtc'rl IIlnllt, whirl!, whe-n comp)ptpd, th!s o.nd stanol by The COurier. "If. tho'e co-p, wero ,'''I'nrted .") reo "lIIpln..· 1."'IWel'lI 7.noo and 8.'"'0 m,eu. A CONSUMER, <'An you that thE" PPHI .. 'n!ei Shrlnen:, en route for San. Francisco. 111Ii.. brlllg n IlUlD.)('r Buffalo. June 18th. ~ i80Tf'r. I where they Rrt:' going to attr-nct the an- of lIldllstnps "uh It. ~ual n:lUona! ~e-~.:4ion of tht" order, Yes- .. '111 n IHilitic'nl WH)' I I1ln~· aM.;::~rt thnt teT'h\y was the day s(':hcdulerl for the Odf-'l1 uonhtlC'ss will lip fPtHJDliunkd (or \'hdt tn Plkp'~ Pe:lk, an·} that they got ~fI\·f'nlf)1' 111111 ,.I(",.tpf! on the ~trai~ht rpthcrr tn fi'rst-cla!l;s condlt\on and thatII' - k II I . . _ b "i t'hP. ~lg p..1.rt~.... ts en,ioytng ltSf'lf 10;: eVt- lIu, leHU ~J(~ .• ,.t.. (>. 111' ~I~ PJ] u~ n u . "nt trom IIp.,, ir Knight's lctegr'lm to Jlf"~ IIlhn1JlIl"trntlllll. ~l1rprHiln~ tl](' p~o(lI.e his J.n4v9.te secrf.>ta.ry who, kUllwic:! thot flP hfl!; b"pu n pl\h' - - - - til-jnll, were n little ctoulltful a:-. to tllp J'~~ j ~rbnpi<ler kno"'I.'I~~ w.. nf;~('rtiI1n. AT TOP Ot;; c.NQU\n r' PIKE S kA P AK E . ~'f) "tt'h~n ~.Olt ~tnmp('d e:tJl('rtation~ .g" ~(.tlen ('f>Dt1~, ~~;m ~n~' ~f I <1;~~a~f;h~<:~.II~~t nle~;g h~~~t~a~f K~IGHT ~~~l~~~ '~ill :\nturAII~· 1_llnn[.,,,"l1~ ~tllnll h111t~. Hp II:b bN''r. thp hefot go,prnl)t thnt _'cw y"rk • at'· nu. had for .nan.? , t r C f. t t "d I! o tt .' o' ,. fo . Sn �f "\~n ILK T 'R UST ORIGINA TED IN BUFFALO. f r.Some Big Dealers Wanted to Unload, ~ It Is Said, and Deal Is Being Financed in New York. h are ... I .. -----___ .\8 shcvdn,ti the import:'lrlcf" or gt:'ttIng L'lark dcllvE'r\·o1 an Jnh'r('sting ll'l:lure at H.c l1am 8 or tarm(J'S \\UO furnish mtlk. the Cenlt;ll HI~h S~hool last night ,m IJr. Clark rL'Ca.lIt?u a circulnstanc .... whlt"tI, "'.l'bt! lJutieos of lhf' lnsllt"<.:tc'H" or Fuod anl1 hnllP(lIrd lWO y'="lfS 3i:". T,,'€-ntr-onl' Dru~s" wIth ~Ia('ldJ('nrd f1i:uslratfon9. 1L Cfl~t',", . f ecarle-t fL'V r urokc \)ut on oJt~ IVns of pecllliar int"ff':;:t to candidates for mill: routp anI.! that ODe In (>.barg(> tru~t arc progreF-.. lng somewhat r• promoters flower tha.n Is plea::;ing to the scheme, "[""pon the thp po~itiUll:-< of milk inspector nnl! tn'rector at fON nnd drugs, wbose ~xa.l1Ina lInn i:i :-;;et clown ~.,.:- some time Oil UT l1>Out the ~-Ilh in!-1t. Art"r enlarging on the ordinanc'" TPlIulrpnlt>lIls llml th~ sc-rUllUlo119 regulations with l"f't~n·n,~e to thf' Ih.'l'nslng ur m;lk 4L~alen~ th(' liL'tOping of milk rooms nnll oOlllcrs. The llUml'E"rlng anu licensing of milk Illah'rs the kf'f'plnS ll( mllkruum.:::l.llhl or one o[ tht; b .. st ,!rIll mottt ('lcanty mllkmEn. .'...!hr two ur three· dara CJ! Tuin attempt::. l kt.:D.l~ D. ('a'ol8f'". tll(11 8peak(>r w, nt Into tilt" (:(.untry. lie V.C"I!t to fou r or {h'c of the !armt!ni, Thr<e I'rond t o bo all li...:!::ht. At tIll' fourth farm ViSltC'd a boy was tuund 111 wIth scarh-t ft_ n~r, A stJlter was conn'll( ·ctllg find u ~·(,un~ tnau V''"fiB dts. (.'onn·u ,\Ith u. ~\lr[' throat. He was coolers. The )&uml.J(~rtn;:; and liCe-llSUlg ,It ('aught in thtl act of mUlilng, in the barn, ~\'aK\Hl9, th~ marliing earl lahuillog ot I UlHl during the upera.')un the SC:li<'B of Ildmm~d mllk H'('~ptal"1es amI the wash-I ~C'arlet r nor WE're ~ccn ll,opplng Into the Ing o! can::; bdure th yare l"t'lulncd to rnUk, Tilt'" myste-q.· l\ns unY(lI·d. but the (armF-r, wel'e tOUI h~,ll1pon in tl,.. tall. nf}t be re two or three t'hUdrcn had lJr. elal"k S1JVC tt:e rt'sults of the ~en- dil..'1. eral an31.\ist9 of C"ouu whole-some milk as r"llows: \Vatl.'r 81. M. tU!l! sulids 1':;;0. ta.ts ,1jI)t soUrIs not fat S.:IO. cilslln unll al- , I 'URCHINS FIGHT FOR f~ONEY IN THE SIo~~~T When Milk is Adulter ..ted. !\filli Js aUll!tp.rateu aet"or']lug to the tmJlnary milk te~t~ of the insnE'ctor re· Slate law when It c"ntains Inll:e than j h quirt' tlnly 11 liltl ... k·1.ow tlgc of 1O::I.. h. ... - t}t'r clnt or walE')"; It.,,!,! tl.;.1.n 12 Iwr Cl n t , matllf(,:q. onUn I'Y g(J(.1 jlulgment. good milk 8011ds. "ht'n ! •• 05 drawn from a. Cow t.\'eslght. glh)(] J>Uv..ers of oos('r\'atlon A 15 llays h,foft.. or tin:- days a.!t.-r cahing ; ilL'LOmctCl' i~ used 11.> te:<t the )lrf'~enc~ II! whf'n tt Is drawn Irom anImals feel on \\'at{>r ·lntl ""')l"Dt'tjm~:-; fat The Balwo("k dj9ti1lcr~ s!np, or fOuhslUn.ru~ in a state at I test in vngue w.th th~ Sntl" un,l t'nitl'tl (l'rlnt'l1!atioll til' Jlutrefaction; when taltl'n dtates ~\J.;r1c'Jllural Dl'partments was II, (rum c(''W~ in o\·',.rcTuw,hli or unhenl thy l ustratl:u.. il.l lla1"Le-rs; mllk fl·om v.hkh cr~iltm h as OUnl!"n 3 40; mJII: 8us·ar 17:); ash O.i5. L----- __ / 1/,/ :::- A !II~lstnnt Ht:llth C(lmmi!;slont'f EIl\\'anl r HE nrrRir~ of the propo~ed rnJlk I ga.1ion Which I cannot name, When tht"!'ie preliminaries had been agreed utJnn, ugents were secured to write t he l)( thi~ opt ions. , • f)ubltcation of the ~yndicatE"'8 plans, "Then men who wished to get out of there W:1S a general bur~t or Indigna- the bU!'ilne.s~ were, ns a matter ot - tlnn from thE' many hnu~e'\'iyes who l~our~(>, the first to sign. It may be ' p:'Itronlze the- pt:'ddler". This coming to statt'!l that these fellows u ndoubtedly til<"' (' ·s o( th(" tp\\' who had sufficient I'Pt.'f>h·ed a \-'ery fancy price for their c::taml;l.l to mnke a half-hearted stand action. Then the ~mall but prosperous ;haln~t rlw {·l1cro:1t'hments of th~ t'o.pi- dealer was approached with a club, 1~dl~t<l. hJ.\l the t-fCect of leading thpm t Il figurath't.·ly speaking, He was shown h('II·Yt~ th.1.t thl"'Y would he ~uppnrted th€' signed option of the big fellows and ~n thp Ut:"ht against the ~ynrllcate. con· tald that it he knew on wh lt'h side his ·('quf'ntl~· r.hey :11'e- further Il'om sIgning bread \\'a~ buttered he woul d get under the ComJ'l:liJ1Y'~ option thnn eyer. t'tI.~·(>r hefore the deluge came, .. TJ~e .l~ ..... nts ot the tru~t are trying to .JnRtf'8cl of b:.ln~ltlg togethe r and ,urry t'hl" 1t'~C'~1 situation along whUp (01 ming a ~ dett?n~h,e a,nd of'tenRlve nl'I c:<:r P'c-h!:.: ~a.wver who have becn 1IIlnC'e, the.e fello11-!.; "ere seized with .. P. 5 • . \.. ~ . . • , n n unreasoning panic nnd came mee kl y r-ut ot the efty .. Inee laH Runda~, arp to the !'Itandard of the truRt like a HOf'n,llng to till' fina~C'ing of the llock of "heep, There were a few stalHheme. Thf're are, (h~·~p.lte the ReC"~eCY Wart leader~ who tried to stem the -tide, malntllinell by [he !il:yndlcate rppre_t>n- hut their ('(forts were of no avail. Now t a tJ "~!'!, several '-ery InterestIng factR when the pend]er~ havE" had time to r cr~eplug to the ~u:·fact! in l"C'gnrd to the i reflect on the matter they are a dlsprOf o::-:£'od tru5t. i mnyed lot of men, .., mllkm.ln. who bas. a~ yet, not RUC-' "It t~ lInrloubtt"oly being repTe~entelj C' u mhed tn the wilt's of the tru~t·~ to the ~ew York mpn that the milk A ~pnt1'l'. ha~ the- following tn ~ay in ~upply ('nn he ab~olutely controlled regard to th(, uffairs crt the combine: hpr(', ""e will S"ee about that la.tpr, "This: sfI-cnl1eti trust originated right The prnmoter~ of the syndicate probh er e in nurr:.lo. If you knew the In- ably ftgUJ'{'I that with t he r ed u ced e-:(~ I df' or thp matter ag we1l as I du, you pen~es which they claim this conso lt dll~ wf,u ld find th.lt the original mn"ement tlon will bring about. they can makp w as ~tal [N] by ~e\·pral larg-e de:llf'r~ n largp prnftt. I n fact, they haye thE" hf're- whn h:,,'(' hpen Jn~ln~ montlo :r tor thing on 'p:lpp r ' so that It looks like !'IIom e tIrnE', They \\,;mt to ·unillad' thpir a mine of rtC'he~ whIch wouln r i val bu,:)lncs~ and h.t ve t:l.ken thiR way to an)" her-?tot()l'e di!'('overed K londi ke. d o It. Hkh & gJwyer are ~impty pro"It thl~ thing is put through . and m 'Hfn~ this nrr111". th(>re i~ no que~tinn but that It will "A ftEr tl ('n r ferencc with the ~pw he In some form , thE're is gOing to b~ Y ork brokpr. h.- fin:1l1y agrf'~d to d. hot t:lnl~ in this city, I can't te ll !inanc"" the ~('heme under (,f'rtain cnn- you the ~ns Rnu out~ of the thing at rlltJon~, A part ( j f (he nq-rpement waR the pre~~nt time, but when t h e propeor that th." promtltprs ot the tru~t wen~ to) moment arriyps, I'll tell you a few DI.H·C 1Je!'"ore him OPtions on at l ea~t fact~ that will be of co n ~lderable Inl~.OOO gJlkns oC milk Rt a prIce %)er terc~t to the public'" F,[ lEW. ,Deputy Health Commissioner Clark Tells How a Careless F armer W as Responsible For Three Deaths by Scarlet Fever. ImporI tance of Inspection _ / 1- I LOOKINfi AFTER THE CITY'S MILK. T:le W ork in t h e S tate. 1t "\\'as explaint'-d t: I\t State Insp,~d('rs (,"f} in pairs, Th"')-" Jni.!) bp rt'lluired to t;t.\lv wh'J thf>}' arf' an.l };\roJ.uc~ theil' hadges.1 On .... or tht>' r1rst thin~:; (lone Is ll) gi\'~ th'"' milk a th1 l'01t!:t'l ~tir.lng anu upon c\"J- b('cn r('mo\"t d, or tn Whl{"h walf'!' or oth~r: nultl has l.'f'E'n addu1 anl1 .ml lk treated. artlftC'iall)' ttl Ill'l'vent sourIng, Dr. CI::or.i(. was please,} to bp. a.hle to repflrt that thH~ is l('ss atlultf'raUon than th('re was years ago. YE't It Is ut '\"l.\t.:r ) f a· s("n(·~ of (.ream'l :lstonndlng t1) knl,)w how many thIng, salOpl 8 RILl to .... 11 for cbf>mical apalysis, show traep3 ,'"I( ...licin~ ttlmJ1~roo wit h. 'flh"Y H1l twn '.HpLi,He bottles whleh Il.re Chef5.('. buttf·r. flour. ~Ubt\'r, t~a., ('orret'. cfnk' d, SI J.l~u ~lml ,,-: ~ mped in the pres· 8) rups. hon.,.y. ,·Incg.ir, Laking JlO ..'det'e. (!JHe of the milkman. Duro is kept hy the pE'ppf'r. spJ·~ s. flavoring extracts. C'.anned milk ucal~l" ~ the otller g1J'.'$ to the chcm- frllits. a-nd drugs were considered in dl'll( I:.;t. hlrn. 1t was IlUinh d out tbat the SDcc1fic Sp<:!'aklnq I ) ! tin pOl3onlng Dr. Clar)ro gra\"ity vC mUk i::-: Ill.!". 'fha.t is the wl~lght saW; ·'It h.:t.s bel'n d(m,mstra:cd tha t a compared with \\.lter, ~\.nythlng ll¢low man wou: t ru\Ye to eat 901) 110Utl,{l:s 0 }Il2~ Is afluttt'l"uted, Too high weight in- canneu fruit t,) ubsorb prllsfln enough t o dlcnh's fj·movul of Cl'l'am; sklmml'u milk kill hIm," wl'igllln~ more than unsklmml'd. The The Jf',. t'Jri'r clo$"pd ~ith i nlt.Tcstlng \'ariolls ways of presl'n'ing milk h:r r<ljllll tC'3tS. whl . . 1l were more for t hp lwnl'tlt ('Dilling, U!t of cht;rn!c~ls. cOlldenSalilll1,) or Uti' Interesteu 8utlh;>TIce ot .. "Wou l(l.be 's t('rlltztn& amI pnst,'urlzlng' w~rt) dl!scrib(',l inRp"cwrs, ,\ ho will be examined In 0. In turn, rew ~"'8, Main Street Merchant Gives Small BoyS the Chance of a Lifetime and Policemen Have ~. to Keep Beneficiaries From a Riot. Whll~ tl)~ Sah'atlon Arm. q u artptte T he strf"et ~'a~ lIter ally ba rrlcadpd d t MRln and Ea.gle ~ treE't s, about 8:30 wHh bOYR, antl it was with dl.(flc u 1ty o 'cloc k la.st ntvht. was a~klng in that R blockade of ~treet cars was p r e · .., ,·"nted. On thE" opposite si d e of the m e>Iorlie p"'l ho.s, "\Yhere Is my ~Vand(>r- street, for two bl ocks, o lder p eople Ing B oy T onIght?" 5.000 ot ·'hlm" were t h ronged to obF'€'rye the tun . ~ a If a block fUrther up M ain ~treet a wf n w aiting for a gp.nerou~ merchant to At the appointe!'! hou r, (rom th ro w away $100, while a squad oC dow rl\'er the stor e, t h E" fi rst m oney h u rye le-d intot uthe o wd.sc raanmd ble a p()H cem ~ n were ke€ping "him" f r om was mighty ll wen p a s crthe ri oti ng- or g£1tlng run over by the ~tree t for It began, It was a parallel to any a~ h A placa r d which has been dlsplay("d toot ball ga m e- f'Vf'r seen . T ere was ht t o r a ~\·ei'k In a store window a(]yer· a pilE' of urchins si x f eet h igh USing t h at o n S aturday evening at ~·30 t h e ~treet ('ar trat"k, and t ra Ie IIr thE' p roprIetor of the establi1l"huu:nt fln('e WelR Nu~rp.ndetl, ?oin ~~:~ ~~~ ",,'a uld t hrowaway SlOO from his store WQ~ flung Into the 11\ tn g , door pr~Nager1 the opportunity of It lu~tt1).· tought ~or. , Jltetlme for small boys and thel' werp I " H~W long I!C this th!;tg ~?lng t~ on h a n d from all quarters. long befl". .'( ta~t?' a.~ked onE' of t h e ('op~ of t~d the a ppolntpd time. "'roprit"tor: a.s he saw. that t e ('ro\\ ~ The crowd hel'l"an to assemblf"> 8ft \·as growing to unC'on:rnllab l~ prnpor ~a rly as 7 O'clOl:k, and It grew with tlon~. Hp did not ha\e to ,,,alt ~~ng aa t o nfsh tng rapidity until tlftl'r S for his; an~wer, (or the m ?ne) th~o, '~~ o'clock. By t h is time It re'1uired a ('ea~('d just R~ the tu~ \\R~, gett ng . I~ '"' ' 1 terpp:tlng thp lads f o r Ce o r po IIctamen t n keep t h e ,)0) S n .. h ' . Rnd n Imprecation anddlfiper~PII forcefu l ~ubj ec t ton nnd prevpnt thpm from \\ It man~ a !m a ~h lng In the front of the stort"'. In Alnuatilln. r1 in . ... - -- -- • �_Jn2 .~ _ ~ _ _ -- r:---'l -- -- EALTH~cvIEw.PHYSIGIANS- FINO MORE FATHER AND BABY SMALLPOX f ARE QUARANTINED , (",'" 1 FAVORS TOWN Man Arrives in Town OnJy to 'TOWN FARM IS Be Hustled from Health Dzpartment to URGED FOR .Quarantine. Six Cases at Hospital. v., SITEco\l,"". . nt'w cnses of smallpox w ere r ep ort ~d to th e- Depa rtm ent or H ealth yes terA II lhrp.e patients were Imrnerllatel y transfl'Trt'tl to lhe quarantine huspit.il. immerlJale m e a ~ urcs to pre\'cnt t ht~ apread of the disease by means of fumiga.ting and disinfecting the apartments occupied hy the atrl1cted people. 1 Gus .\nderson. whose case was first reported yt!=lterd:l)-t, arrh'etl in B u tfa lo and the Ut"sHh Department surgeons took 'l'hursdar morning from PIttsburg. Lat('r he w ent to s ee a llhysictan who d lagn o ~ (' tl hl~ <"aBe as smn.IlpoX'. Andprson was tak en to th e ~luntclpal Bul!I.lJ ng and th e d t cton there conftrm+:!c1 the diagnosis, ordering _~nd E' rson to the quaran tin e hos pita l. C'hle~ Clfrk SchnC'ilh. . r escorted And er SOl1 to the s tree-l anll helped hIm into til Accardi ng to the rul{·s ",dth ~mallll o x patientt. •. "I don't belle"e tbat we should sa"die this Institution upon the 25th Ward posed site In some other ward than the ~5th we would experience ju.t tbe same strong objections wblch have been pitted against the property otrered to us In tbe 25th Ward, 1 don't want to antagonize the people ()t any ward, and I know that the members of our committee feel the same in this matter, and for that reason I personally fnvor placing the proposed new hospital on the town farm, where I believe that It will be possible for the city, through leglslatl ve enact men t to get abou t Ih'e acres of the town farm property tor this purpose," It tbe Committee on Sanitary Measures declares In favor ot the town farm site, and so reeommends to the Aldermen (and such now seems to be the Inevitable trend this mucb mooted mattpr wlli take) the Aldermen, If they think favorably ot the Idea, wl!1 adopt a resolution Instructing tbe Corporation Location of Quarantine Hospital Outside of City Limits Seems to Be Only Solution of the Ward Differences, Counsel to prepare an act tor presen- "~~~~~~:~~~""~~kk~~~~~~~~t~~~~ttw~r.nFnnrr~~t-=~~~J£"~'~~~I~~==============~I~I WILL BE NEEDED The other ca~es l"?]lorted were thuse (..( a Cather anu his little uuu ghto.:'l". Jm:; pph Wild and Rose 'W ild. Rose Is only one y p.nl' Old, Rh(' was th e ftl'!-1 t t o he ta.k C'1l HI She was l'emoved to the hospital yesterdn y morning ~ll1fl I is now in a Y('ry s t.- rio l condition. Wild. lwr father. wns takcn u "lwn latc YlO':-I l('rday a fLe l'noon. l1i ~ disease appears to be In a mild form. The '''PUrls Jive at ~o. 25 Lang A..Yenu e. detailed to tnspp-d the nelghborhoocf. mak (" a h1)m:~ tn h 4 Jse can y.J. S nnd \"ace: !:!a tc aU p~rsons who hav ~ h~n In any dang-pr o There are now ~ix (':l~f·S of smulllh,l x at the qu a ~antl n(' h () 5 1)il:l~ the most serious one Lelog that ot liltle Rose 'Y ild. Offirlais oC UJf' l>ep al't m ( nt Jf H ea lth aay that tl".c~" ha\"~ no renson to f~al" an epidemic o C sma : ~o x . 'r h e\~ (' nli ~ id \:;' r tll:-' Buffalo is C tUng off r emarkably well t:1 king Into con i,l entioll th ~ S'r~ al amount sl1\allpox thrr;~:!:'hout th(" country. GHTING GERMS IS DIFF ICULT I:jF~i~~J~~O!~~\,.t~~. ij~~lIa~o~;.:i~: "I/., WORK , ~"1 ThE' market in5pectors do not come under the charge of the Health De, .. [)l ' 'R J :: >c... • Carpenter. $1.200; inspector ot foods and drugs, Dr. E. L. Frost, $1.000: milk inspector. Dr. Edward Clark, $2,000; mtlk inspector, Dr. James E. Porter, ~...,,_ , $800: me~t and rattle inspector, James Rast, $1.000: meat and cattle Inspector. Henry Munsert, $1.000: clerk ot mar>kets. $1.800: three clerks. assistants, at and three at $900, $5.100: total, 15,- I BUFFALO SPENDS OVER $15,000 ANNUALLY, YET THE HEALTH OFFICIALS CLAIM AMOUNT IS INADEQUATE TO MEET THE CONDITIONS. Butralo pays over $16,900 every year tllltbtlng lItermg and trying to prevent the adulteration ot food.. Yet the Health Department omelals m"lnt~ln thllt thl!! expenditure Is hardly sutnclent to ('oVE'r ade'luatt"ly the great work of preventing dishonest dealers In foods from adulterating their products. Germs ar" plentiful and these little beings spread dl,ease with startling rapidity. causing the officials to be very watchful. Milk Inspection, tn prevent Its adul, teratlon by the addition of water or th~ appl1ratton or preserva lives, !iuch 8S formaldehyde, Is one ot the biggest tasks. For this v.'ork the Health Department has Dr. Edward Clark. who Is an expert. and ",·ho besides being a milk Inspector Is also assistant health c nmmlsslouer. He has one aliOststant. The State Department ot Agriculture alJl:o lends the as~l~tance of Dr. John H. Grant. The work can be carried on only in a random manner, the purpose bf'ing to make all de-alers contorm ,,·Ith the law through their Ignorance 8S to When a milk inspector might come into his place and take him unaware.. About 300 milk test. are mno~ each )'ear, aftecting about 5.700 ,pllons of milk. But the dally consumr,tion In Butfalo amounts to 33,000 gallons. so that only a small portion or It Is tested. An Idea ot how mUch the city spend. IItber dIrection. tor the enforcement =- In the Inspection of mea t the city otflcials are aided by thE' work of the local branch of the Bureau of Animal Industry, under the direction of Dr. Zink. This Government Institution keeps Its eye on the slaughtering houses, while the C'lty meat inspectors frequent the meat shops to see It the meat has been "preserved" after being sold to the retaUer. • Ice Is another tood product that comes under Inspection. This inspection Is done in the winter at the plare whE"re the fce is cu t. The Ice off any water which is stagnant or Into Which sewage en ters is delcared unfit tor use. The functions ot the bacteriologists are. ot Course. to lnake tests ot suspected samples. They are kept busy the year round. Other offiC'ials of the department. even the HE'alth CommisSiner himself. while proud to do general work, Is otten called to do the work of fighting germs. 'While the omclals do all they can it Is admitted by them that their ,,'ork cannot be complete. Half of the diShonest dealers may be practiSing their dishonesty While the other halt Is being prOSE'cuted. Yet what work Is done is Indispensable. But Ald. Martin Does Not Think It Will Be Hard to Secure This. and by So Doing the Whole Matter Ends. NEW HOSPITAL BADLY NEEDED, The city. as many times pointed out by tormer Health Commissioner Wende and by his successor, the present Comlntssloner. Dr. Greene, Is sorely In need of a new Quarantine hospital and the question ot a site It tlnally put oyer untl! winter In order that the Statp Legislature may legalize tbe taking ot five or more acres ot the town farm property tor thIs purpose, cannot and wll! not be delayed any longer than this for the present Common Councll will b~ Intact tor another year and a halt and Its members will see to It that the matt~r I. tln a lly acted upon with all hast .. just as SOon a.c:; the Legislature c~n~ venes early In January. But there now seems to be no Que~­ tlon but tbat the Aldermanic Commit, tee on Sanitary Measures will go on record as opposed to the site of the present hospital as that tor th e propo.qed new hospital, and in fnvor ot placing the new structure upon the town farm prOPE' rty. CITY TO SUE l,;U.; , t, TEN MILKMEN FOR LICE.NSES, r- I I ~O~F~L~E~G~I~S~L·A=T=O~R~S-,==~=*~ "We don't blame you for objecting to the hooplt~l gOing into your ward but we want to get It out at ourg," 1~ the way In "'hlcb the 18th Warders have all along addressed the 25th Warders In the Alderma.nlc Committee hearings. APPEALS VERSUS PROTESTS. j DUTY ward. "r see no other" ay out ot this di- lemma," said Ald. Martin to a Courier rt"porter last night. "Our com" mittee !ha3 b een overwhelmed with protests against purchasing the site which was otrered to It In the 25th 'Vard. Llke,,'I~e we have been beSieged with apppale from residents ot the 18th Ward to abandon the pr.'..... r.t site In Easl Ferry Street In order that one morE> sanital'Y may be round and In order that this ward may be r elieved ot an Institution which Its residents and taxpayers ronslder detrimental to Its best intere-sla. "The 18th V/arders, as you wen know, contend that their ward Is bright In possibilities providing we move the Quarantine Hospital out ot there. Personally 1 believe wltb many ot them I that the nearby creek and dumping grounds do not in any wa.y enhance the value at the site tram a Jlurely sanitary <tandpOlnt, while the close proximity to the railroad!' ovpr which noisy trains are running every hour at the day and night. with engine bells ringing and whistles tooting Is another strong ar~ gument t I bellr.ve, against the locating at a fine new municipal hospital on this slte. "r don't want to get Into the real estate business in this connection." Raid Ald. Martin, "but It Is ,n)" judgment that the present "ite should be abandoned whE'n l\'e .r,-et rE'ady to construct Our propo~~d new hOSPital. tation to the State Legislature next winter, wblcb wlll permit of such a course being taken, "It tbe Common Council declares that the town tarm Is the proper place tor this proposed new municipal hospital," said Aid, Martin last night, "then the twenty-tlve representatives wblch the city has in the Board of Supervlsora and all of the city representatives to the State Legislature can have no good reason to oppose the plan. In tact It the Common Council decides that the town tarm Is the proper place tor the hospital, then It wlll be the duty ot the Butralo Supervisors and the Buffalo representatives to Albany to acqUiesce, and go on record in favor ot this site." Ot course, If the matter has to 1'0 to Albany the town tarm site cannot be .ecured until atter the tlrst of next January. It Is the general bellet about the City Hall that the parties most directly concerned. namely tbe residents ot the 18th Ward who want the old site In their ward abandoned "'hen It comes time to ertlct a new hospital cannot consistently object to waiting ~ few more months, now tbat they fully realize that It will be next to Impossible to foist the hospital on some other A~ter a protracted hearings before the Aldermanic Committee on Sanitary Measures, ot which Ald. Jobn Martin Is chairman, and In whlcb about every phase ot the pest-house question has bee-n gone over Ume and again unt1I there Is no longer anytblng new to be !rained by the granting of further hearlng$, it seoems to be the consensus of opinion about the City Hall that the Committee will sooner or later report to the Aldermen that the proposed Municipal Hospital tor the treatment and care ot contagious diseases should be located On a portion ot the town farm and that the present site In East Ferry Street should be abandoned beeause ot Its being unsanitary and wholly untlt as a site tor a hospital. The Committee on Sanitary Measures, it Is understood, has not caucused on the question, but In the past tew days a Courier reporter has talked with Individual members of the committee, Including Chairman Martin, and they are unanimous In the opinion that the prescnt site ehould be abandoned becnuse at its general unsultableness and that. In view ot the very strong opposition which Is bound to spring up against the proposed establlsbment of the bospltal In some other ward, the cIty should arrange to procure five or mare acres at the town tarm property and there locate the proposed new hospital. ot the law Is shown in the following list of salaries paid for Inspection work. SITE, or any other ward, for I teel certain that were we now to consider a pro- Tl1rf'~ day. FAR~I 'VOlLD ~n' LCT DEALERS IX LA(;_ TEAL FLUID ~O EACH FOR ,'IOLATIOX OF ORDI_ XANCE, w:s It Corpora tlon Counsel's omce. so t o brln g announced yesterday, Is about h f .ult. against ten milkmen who c:n~c;ep!ll.alled to take out the required 11- ou~apert In the ten actions were gotten ney ~"s ~day by Assl.tant City Attorom ('firs.to .flerve. Gorman, and were given to Three ot the milkmen ar~ t, be tried In Munlrlpal Court >thls morn n.c;-. ThE" ("tty sues to r~COver $~O Petnalty, thE"; maximum, tram each vi~­ I a or. I I It Is ~hargcd that tho ten mltkme~ n not onl).. ban! not paid thE' but have as well permlts trn", e...,. c Vt rl 28 01 ch CI rn; br th iOn cit op 1 ticgo a R bu ! Co at �Of STlJR.DEVANl Was Vaccina'.ted at Noo 35 SCfltool by Health AuthQri. ties· •• Fathler Has tilating Men Get Into a Red-Hot Argument. WOODBRIDGE SYSTEM BONE OF CONTENTION, Mr. Dunbar Becomes Excited and Damns Mr. Wendt's Make of Flues-No Decision Was Reached. BLOOD POISON SAID TO CAUSE DEATH ~ slx-year-otd daughtC'T of :\11". and )1 ra. Homer E. ::;tul'dcnmt of No. 1~8 ~ (organ Street, dl~d on ,:\fRY !!8th after < pf'riod ot untold agony. CoUo''''Ing tt.e operation ot Y&('C'i:1ation performed 0 n her in School No. 35. She was a slrlkln~ly p' rctty child, with lo;;g ringle"!'I of yellOl \- hatr and a HOh, - - YOur reason to If. as they have ~UBpect. dea th was the result rO':>nt. CouncIlman Dunbar was pre-sent as on~ or a joint committee, which was LUCILLE STURDEVANT I 1 ~h t alnerl Attorney l.: ar les A. Dolson to investigate the ca~e i tnd to bring "ult tor heav\~ damages It there Is evIdence ~ . to baf!:e it upon. Mr. and )lr5. Stur~ evant werr. Ihing on SWLln Street at t he time that the Fmall-pox f'C'8r(' wa:-; on. Mr. HturuC'- con- , ant is a Lehigh Yalh'y PIHfFH"nger du('tor (lnrt hn~ helrl hl~ po~ltion for o\~er thirty ycar~. It Is: a~f'le-rt('rl that on Muy 13t!t two Ifl~ rllth D!lpa.rtment phy:-:-trtans ("arne to tlle ~('hool with :it pollc.-etnBo and compeller:! the pupils to und~rgo vn('rfnutloll. ra.rel1t~ of chU_ dren ut thp. t=l'chonl ~a)~ th .... y Wf'rc thrpate>ned wllh arr(>st It th~:r rpfust-d, Rnd" teJ1 other "torie~ whkh may or may not hp. based on hE-_'1.I·!'lay, hut howeyer true thp~e stf'lriPR R.lay hp, it is not· de111ed that T... udllc Hturdevant was clnat;"lod, and It cannot ·be denied also, yac-I __ ______.__. :. .____ pf'n~f' me for thf' death of my chlld, but ':\lr. Sturdf'vant lhls morning, 1 Intend to push the ca:'ie to th(> Bnut. weighed 65 pOtions and to There mUI'h more to be said until rldt'" 15 miles on her Uttle bicYl'le wHh- the ('ase 19 h£'Kun." out tiring, Atturlle:," I)oi!-Oon, ,Yh en !'leen hy a ":-;he wn~ soon In ttTrlbl£' pain nnll Tr:\lF~H l"E'pnrter, saiti that thp gravity 011t nf heail mOSt or the Urnc-. of the wpre such that ill conl!l Dr. Irving R. John~on Rttpndf'll hl'r. f;ay noUting until h~ had Jr.alle a. mOBt "The chllrl had never been 111 a rIay," I!=laid "Rh~ u~e,l wa~ I~n't h~r ('h:lJ'gC'~ Rhr was(f'd away llntil I don't hp1l!!ve ~he ,\'('ighcrl OVf>r 25 pound,!:', ani] dtf'd on :\Ia}~ .:!8th. Dr. •Tohn!'iOll ~atrl her dt'ath "a~ du(' to blood pnl~llnfng. "I harf a foot-slllnp plae('ll nn hrr ('arc'rut E·~amtnatton of the evld"DcP. "Of ('our:o:;e. it must bf' Rhown ('ilher lhat thp. operation was Jmproperly pprforme 1l. 01' thar thl" vlru~ wa" ImpurE", anf] abo'll th:1t the dJC'lors ('x('cr-cled their authority. 1 am proceeding \" ry C"lTf'_ fully, and ehall not bring suit unip~s r tl'f'i a.hsolutely sure of my ground." ~tnl. Sturdevant ~ajd that thpreWAf; no c}ouht In hpr mind th~t the ('hll£1 WaR pOIROnE'd. "Defore thl.~ l'orp~e au· untnu.•. wns ('olr] the arm and half of thp llppt'r "Th(>rc'~ hppn i1. lot of scanrlal nbout p:nt ot the bony tUrned black," she thts \':u'j'!nallng bU!'iIIl(>~", ttorI r think sain. thcre'll bro mol'('. ryE' imnrurt('d m;\t Tile- parentg arf> "pry hitter. LuC'lllc att('lrncy to In\'l~stlgnte tI'lrJ. One} nut It' was their only chl1d. :lnd their hp.art~ anybOdy cnn be held responsible tor wrre wtapped un In her. gran~ In For'cst Lawn ~tating- that lwr df'atlt was flue to l)!"Jisonitlg- brought on by \'Acrlnallon nt Rehoal !\"o. 3:;. ~'Thf'Y'VP hef'n trying to comp"1 me to rpnln\"(> th.o~(' words, hut thl'y'll stAY th(>l'(' unti1it is prOYE'n that those wortls F HEALTH DEPART:01EX 'r ExEfence 1s sometimes a very easy and cheap educat WITH C.o\t:~I'VG DEATH OF LIT. TLE GIRL-FORCED DE be-pn TO .tone e car:;c with Rochester's pu re milk stat1ons. a For five years the noal h Depnrtment has been malntalnlng these staUons during the hot Vo\CCI,\, ,~TED. 'An. a little weather and the results were astonJRhlng. at the toot of During that time there were 1,130 (ewe-r deaths among children under 5 years old than ""lor the five years .. at! grave In FOrf~~t Lawn Cemerery .Is In8C'rlbed a ('harge again!lt the Buftalo DepRrtm~nt of Health. This In· prec~dlng Br-rlption C'hronJcles the death of Lu. dlle Sturdevant. the S·year·old daugh. ter ot Mr. and Mrs. Hompr E. SturdeVant, of No. 128 :h.:torgan Street, who de('Iare that the-Ir r-hild's death on M ay 2Rth wa~ dup to her being !Ot cfbly vac~ dna ted at School No. 35. So conndtmt are the parents of theIr" charge that tht"y have emploYE"d '" C'hllrles A. Dolson, an attorney, to make an Invef'tigation with a vie-waf bringing a Butt for damages agatnl!llt the city. It the Bult develops It w!ll be one of the most remarkablp whtch the ctty w111 have ever been called upon to oprloee-. Pre-vioue to thE> time of her vaccination, the parE'nts say, the- child wa!S to go<)d health. Soon aftor she became III anrl Rf"pnH~d to pine away. Dr. Irvtng R. JohnRon was ralled to attend her, but In spite of hi. errort. she died. EffeC"tR of polAontng "WE're noticed and thla con,'ln('eC'l thp. pATPnts that the vaccination was the caURe. Mr. Rturdpvant i8 bitter as the re. suit of the deRth of his little daugh. ter, nnd I" d,.h·rmlnE'd that the elty flhall be pro8 P ('uted If 8urh la tou,," POIJftlble by thp In"\'PRtlgation of Attorney Dol~on. It Is ~l '.ged that the rh!l~ WllS oppoeed to bC'lng vacr-Ina.ted at thp Ume, but that she wa.s thr~atf'ned vdth expuleion from the school It she re. fused. I --- appointen some time ago to Investigate dlftprent systems at' school ventllatJon. Tb :~ other members of the committee present were Councl1man Stoddart. Ald. Adam, Harp, Kick and :l-iafschos8, Henry A. Richmond, Dr. Peter W. Van Peyma at the Board of SchOOl Examiners, Supt. Henry P. Emerson at the Dcpartment at Public Instruction and CommlsJsoner ot PubHc Works 'Vard. Dr. Herbert M. Hili. City Chemist. was also pref:ent. So was Henry A. 'Yendt ot th'" Butralo Forge Company, whJch has 1nstalled \pentlIation sYRtems In several ot Buffalo's schools, and Mr. 'Wendt's attorney. WllUam F. Mack,'y. WOULD ReCOMMEND SYSTl!M, City Chemist Hili. who recently went to Boston with Dr. Thomas B. Carpent er at the Health Departme-nt to make tests at the ventilation sy~tem8 tn use In schools there. read the report. which he llnd Dr. Cal'peDter submitted to the Board ot Aldermen on Monday, In Which it was said tha.t the:r had made tests In schools in and near Boston 10 which the Woodbridge system Is used and that It was found to work satisfa ctortIy. There was othe-r discussion. "WOUld you recommend the In81a11atl on of the Woodbridge system In the Lafayette High School?" asked Coun.l cUman Stoddart oC Dr. Hill. when the latter had finished reading the report. "I would 80 recommend," said Dr. HilI. "We are not here," saId Mr. 1Vendt. " opposing a good tblng, we aTe here opp osIng a ",e-ak thing. When this' qu~stlon was up se,'eral months ago I addre~sed the Board of CoucC'lImen, but I mIght just as well have been' speaking to the water pouring over NI~ agara Falls for all the attention I got. The CouncIlmen were so busy lobbying f or the ,\VoodbrJdge flystem they didn't I have time to lI~ten to 01,,£' 1C1% I ~fr. WE'ndt's statement aroused Councilman Dunbar's fighting blood. "It looks to me." he flared up, "as th ough you were holding up these pla.na becauge yOU are afraid your system wHI be condemnE'd. Your position Js d1sgrace!ul. Your ventilating 8ystem hasn't ;Janp,?<! out ant! you know It just 88 we-II as anybody." "Why don't YOU go In tor tBC"te nnd figureA?" asked Mr. ,,"I"endt. "Here YOU have 18 by 18 /lues. Ilnd-" I ACCUSATION UH.ER. CUT ON TOMB. STONE OF CHILD CHO\RGE5 exclaimed ventilating the Larayette High School. And the temper of his remark was In keepIng with the general nature or the dlscus810n, which was long drawn out and exceedIngly heo.lt~d, The argumel1.t. In fact, waxed warm enough at :lmes to \ lslbly raise the tempe-rature of the or the negligence ot employes of the thn.t vdthln the next lew days she teU hPT {l~uth, and it they can, It will go ctty. somebody should pay the penalty, sick. h:nd with them. Nothing enn rpC'Onland with thlR end In y lew th£'y have re- fluee," Councilman Dunbar In a YOlce ringing with anger, when Inte-rrupted yeatel'd.!)," aftemoon In the course of an argumen t concerning the proposed manner or chuhb}-. b:1PPY face. an ti the iOF!:t, <'Olning in the awful way it did, fell heavily upon her parl~nts. Th e wealth of the CUlt, thE'Y say. could not recompense them for the Joss ot th('lr child, nor could it orr~('t the litt! e one's suttcrlng, I but th.y contond that STIRRED UP A.~ ~ HORNfT'S NfST ~ AT CITY HALL Cou~:n'-a-n-d-schOOI Ven- Placed MaUtt in Hands of Altor. ney io Investi· gate. Lucll1e Sturdevant, thl 193 the opening of the staUons. The m!lk furnished is certllled be pure but It Is not stermzed. at the statIons to furnish information to mothers who call to food tor ba.bles. t~ A trained nurse "ill be on hand at ea.ch purchase The department will Issue lL pamphlet gl\1ng instructions about th" care of children and wh at to teed them during the hot weather. Th~ 011 Il al 'h Department w!ll open four b"tatlons Wednl"ct:w. at the fon\wlng points: 2·13 HpytlOltls Street and 117 Joseph Avenue. appreciation of this action. tor the sale of pure milk 259 CentrlLl Park, 320 Jay SIT... t. There should be a. general IT IS 'l'AKmN POR Sl\LVATION OF HELPLESS BA DES. onrn C0¥1"GRT ANl) I CONDEMNED Ttte FLUES. flues." c ried Counl~ll­ m a.n Dunbar. Dr. Hill found an opening to spE'ak th en, and E>xplalne-d the reason he and Dr. Carpenter had not mnde tests in local schools since theJr return ('·001 Boston was be-cause regents' exnmInations have been in progre~s nnd the tE'sts, In consequence, could not be made. "It Is the plain duty or the city to Ins taB the ,,'oodbrldge system In the new hIgh school," said Supt. Emerson. "A great deal of fault ha~ been found with the sY!'ote-ms now In use In our lIchools. The ('HlP ha!"! sppnt an appallIng sum on mone~~ tor tht>m." "Isn't It true, :\fr . Emerson," 8.IIked Ald. Hnrp. "that the ventilating mechanIsm in our schools doesn't work proper.. 1)" beCBu!e Incompetent persons are hlrerl to run It 1" "Oh, that'!1 n. me-re pretext," said the "Oh,-- your Su~er lntend","nt. Ald. ~lart!n moved that the qu.stlon go o\"e-r p. wt"fl'k, nnd aftl!r more discus .. slon the motion prevaned. �f~I~O:'e~ ~~a~I:!~i~ iVA eel NAT ION' 5 I~ ONS'11~ ~~:~fI~~t~~n ;:'~~dt~~ng~~;n~ghe~:'I~ SCH00L5' rJ, 4]1-OYE ~:~~~:r~al~ae:~Y~[~r~~~t~~~~~~~~ YPR ,"~'-,... SHOCK I~~~t:~:~r~h:t: ~~~:~~~i:ih~~::W:~~ YDANGEROUS Dr I's S ,Under Which ~y DR, PREISS, WHO WAS . d that he did not "0.tatement and ;hln~c! th~~t p~;.:':o;~!u::;g~~~edgef:~';' NYITATIO N FOR GERMS 0 ACT -I o/J-&~ n~th t ~haC~ the hlood went first to the lungs thing to do with the death of the Sturdevant chllll. He said that he cc'll1ed at the houc::e three times each day after the first visit and had called In Prels~. because he deemed It "d-: 'Isabie to do so All the opinions given Dr. Prel"" ",ith reference to vacclldna,j tlon In a public school were colne e In by Dr. Banta. , . f4 • , Dir tions on Vaccine Boxes Held Demand Conditions Dangerous to Health of Person Undergoing Vaccination. ~~ ." ~ Are Vaccmate in School to ~IOTRER TELLS OF CHILD'S DRo\.TH U the house In ~lorgan Street "h~re I 'd Bare ' I f SturdeMr. and ~lr •. Sturdevant ~re room.'n~ Lal Sturdevant was rouno last e\en • ing.' She told of the Circumstances SUIt Is Brought. said leading up to the death of Lucille. and that after Dr. In'lng Johnson had .~. __ CALLED IN CONSULTATION BEFORE DEATH OF LUCILLE' STURDEVANT - DR. BANTA MAKES STATEMENT. ~frs been clllled to a ttend the child he "'as R. PREISS of No. 160 Franklin called out of the clly. and that they Stree-t, who was called In contelephoned (or Dr. Banta when she !'iultatJon with D!". B.a:1ta on the grew wo...... Thllt when Lucille died he Sunday betore Luc!lle Sturdeyant died. rendered d certifi(,Rte ot death from lit Is alleged. trom the effects at vacpneumonia, but that the condition of cinatIon. say!'i that vaccination ot ch!lthe body after death Indicated blood In a public .chool Is attended "'Ith - poisoning. Dr. G. R. Trowbridge of I dren the greatest danger and should not be Who At Main Rtreet al.o called. I tolerated. I Attorney Cha rles A. Dolson. "'hen "~Vho can tell," says Dr. Preiss." how seen at hi. office In the Ellicott Square, many chtldren 1n the schoolroom are said that he bad been retained by Mr. trom homes where disease Is prevalent, Sturdevant to look after the case. hut or has recently prevailed? EspeCially that paper.. had not yet been prepared, Is this to he considered In sections l1ke nor would they be until he had made that In which School No. 35 Is locatpd. thorough Investigation. He would not 1 am tree to say that J would rather MY when they would be prepared. hut vaccInate every child of my patif:>nts in caRe the acUon l~ commenced the 'without compensation than to have city will be made the defendant. thpm vaccinated tn a puhllc school-I CoIncident with the above a C'ommu- room. In saying thl. I "'Ish It underLuellle Sturdevant, the 6-year- nlcathm (rom a prominent reoldent ot stood thllt I am not critiCizing the I the city on the subject of \'acclnatlon Board of Health, because It Is not reof ~lr. and ~lrs. Homer, (not referring to the Sturdevant case) spon!;lble (or the In.w that calls tor ~lll.lI;rd~~v.'nt ot' Morgan Street. may: Is received at The Courier office ofrer- ('ompulsory vacdn~Uon. They only ha\'e died a. the result of i Ing the .hoMe.t protest against It: "I obey a barl. law whpJ) thE'}' go to the In School No. 35, as de-' have three little daughters,lt eaYR the t'('hoot to 00 whoJ£"saJe vacclnatton. I writer "and no power on earth can thlllk every reputable phl-l'IiC"ian tn on th(, tombstone that marks her force to have them vaccinated'" BuffAlo will agrC'e with me tn tht~. and I al.o know tha t thp Board of Health on lot No. 1,659, Section 41. Foresl OPPOSES Pl:BLIC VACCINATION. Cemetery. but the question I~ ~~:ould he gln.rt to !=ee the law changeri 1\ house-to-hou~e vacctnatton. careful Investigation and It I. That Lucille Sturdevant was com· ; to -;~o~~~:nle~:r.pect"d that there will be pelled to be ';acolnated Is admitted,. Ten.('hers tn ~t"'hoolR could require 01' . t1I brought to light that will that she wus taken violently III a few scholA.r~ R certUkn tp from a reputable t. shudder who have sub-. days later and died thirteen days after phY~lcian that va<'C'ination had beE'n thp. arbitrary law campell- I vaccination Is a fact: and that the ~u~c£l'~!'full:r performer1 bt'1'ore admitlittle one~ to be vaccinated parents are so firmly convinced that ting them to thp !'o('hoolroom. and un~~lnh!c~!otO~ doctors In a public she died as the r.,ult of such compul- dpr such a Ry~tem PfH"h phYSician couM burly policemen Hand sory operation 10 .ubstanUated by thEir CAre tor hJ~ own pR.tronR and those who have nn l"pgular phy~trtan ~hould be In "ubjectlon. 1 huvlng placed on tbe t.omb.tone the In- cared for by a dul~' appointed district I TO AWE CHILDRE!\'. scription saying so In plain words, That phYE\I('ian authOlI7.pd to make a house- • Dr. BantA believes that this conyiction to-houc;p ",anyas~ , " i Lucille was vaccinated. on or is not well·tounded he stales emphatiDr. H:lnt:1. a!=l ~een at hl~ office. corMay 16th, there were two ph~'sl- cally, but that he I. at the same time ner (It S"uth Divi~lnn anrl. ~edar ~tr{'et~. operating in School 35, in Swan strenuously opposed to wbolesale Ht' sold that hE" waf; called on the Sun' under order~ trom the Health vaccination In the public schools be as- day prior t~ thp. Sturdeyant child'. partlnent, and it i!'= charged that it serts without reservation. He Bays death and found that she was sutferthe scholars had made.objectlon, I that parents should he permitted to lng trom pnpumonJa In It~ adyanced of their own ,'olItIon, or under know anrl have R right to know that stage!lO. He round the vaccination In a from thpir parents, a policeman I tht'lr Children are vaccinated with seemingly healthy condition, with no hand to over-awe them Into I pllre virus and by physicians whom evidencp of anything unusual. He c;ald a11bmolal.loln. These t,,'o representatives I they may .ee Ht to trust, and that cnn there might have been blood pOisoning Health Department were Drs. "nly b~ granted hy allowing them to ,,·!thont hI, discerning It, but that he and Beebe. No one thus tar designate the physician. In cases ga"\?' hi!il nttPntion to the lungs, which 't~~~g~~~ however. that they did where there Is no regular family phy- WE're In a very crltlcnl condition. II I~ rary v) the la'»'. I siclan the same opportunity would be When ""ked If there had been hlood ot Xo. 160 Franklin given by a district physiCian duly au- poison!n~ in the arm. if it would not was ('alled in consultation thorized. ha "e had a tendency to hasten pneu- . tao on the Sunday before mania condltlon~. he said that he did I not think "" and f"lIowed up hi. rpply . ~~i~~~1~:1~d;~Chlid that: oC Childrendied, In says a pubUc with th~ statement that he did not with the greatest ~O think that lluE"umonln proceeded trom I should not be tolerated. He ,J. ' C a ('old. bu t from pneumococic g~rm~, no .choolroom In Buffalo ' ~ '.1~v I.... that the hlood went first to the lungs art' gathered In any tor purification and then to the heart numbe-rs can be Ao yenCAS S ;'.G.'\l~ST T,,"~O DEALERS He wo~ then a!'ked If granting his dIsease microbes are not DROPPED-HACK ORDI:\'AXCE statement to be true, I( tbe blood tram air, and that when the a sore that 4;'vldenced blood poisoning TEST I'OSTPO!\ ED. 8UUJ'eCl.en to the surgeon's seal. tound it~ way to the lungs. it would 1lM,'.,ond appear~ that these germs not en('oura,;;"e pneumonia. He F.atrl to inoculate. ." ~ays Dr. Prei!;s," how Two mtlktntn who w~re found doing that It might. but added that ho did not think the vaccination ha.d nrychildren In the sehoolroom Rre business wlth..:.ut a llcer~e were haled thing to do with the death of the Into )Iuntclpal Court ye~terday by the "'hpre diAea~e Is prevalent. Department of Health to Bnswer to the Sturdpysnt ('hUd. Hp !'=aid that he recently prpvailed? EspecJalIy charge. They WE're H. " •. Brown or No. call£1d at thf' housp thref'- time!'!: eQ("h to be ('on~ldered in Ele<-tions like ~i "-est Delpvan Avenue- and Henn' F, after thE' first "trilt and had caned ..~,-"'''." "'hlC'h ~hool ~o. 35 is located. Penn€y of N<' 627 "'alden Avenue. 'The day, tn Dr. Prel~~. brc:l.use he dpeme-d it Ii€!· 1 to sa)- that I would rather ca.,.e:;. agdlnst thf"m WE"rc dropped when vi!':able to (10 !'l0. All the opinions gh~t>-n lhpv agrt:£'d to take- out licenses at once. r:m::'':;~te ("-err child of m:\-- patients' by Dr. Prf'lss with refe-rence to vA.cclna The trial of thE' test casE' brought In the '" compensation thRn to have !"3me court to determine thE" constitutiontln1"' In a puhllc school were coIncided vacctnatoo In a public Fchoolality of thE' ordinance relatln~ to haek In by Dr. Banta. In BaYI\'g this I "'Ish It under- I drivers has bn.n pO!ltponed tor one week At thp hOUflE' In :\forgan Stre-et wht're that I am not criticising the by agTE>tment of thl' Corporation Coun~Ir. ann Mr~. 8turnp\-ilnt arf> rooming ot Health. b~au~e It is not re5el's ornce, ane! Mantn C'arey. attornE"Y )Ofr!':. ~H\lrdf"vant waf.; found 13c::t (lypn' ~publOryfOr the law that calls for 0 (or the defend&.nt a drh'er tor C. ,Yo MIIIfr & Co. tn~. RhE" told of the rlrcumc;tan('po;, ~ \·acclnatlon. They only I Ipadlng- tip to th,:. dE"ath ot Lucille. and bad la" When they go to the !':sld thtlt Artpr Dr. In'in!;" Johns')n hftd to do whnlesale \'R('cinntion. J he!?n ('allE"d to R ttc-nrl. the chUd he 'tvAS 'l~!alo.e,.erl' reputable ph)"5Ician In ('alleo1 out nf th(' ("It,~, and that thpy I'~ wm 8~ree with me In thl •. and telephoned for Dr. Banta when she tho t the Board or Health grf"w WOT!'P. That whf>n J..,uC"ll1p died ht" be glad to .ee the law chane;ed I (KNIGHT AND G,lLEENi renn:~red 0. ce-rtlftcate of dpnth from house-tn-housevncC'Lnatton. pneumonia, but th:lt the- ('ondltion of f 2- .J/ r.OURIER. ('Quld re(tuire ot the bOlty ?ftpr dpnth Indicated blood ('(I'rtlficnte from a reputable "TO~ nud Hf'nJth lr"olllmbsioner poisoning. Dr. G. R. Trowhridge of that YRc'clnation hnd been I .M aln Stn"E-t al50 railed. p{'rformpd bp(ore admft~ Back From Paclftc Co •• t • Attornf'~' (,har!e~ A. Dolson, when the fII('hoolroom. and un~ Trip Sunda,.... seen 11 t hit<; offir(> in the Ellicott Squarf'. a system pa('h physt<'lan could f'illd that he had been retained by Mr. hf!' own patrons a.nd tho~ who Mayor Ern.tus C. Knight and Health Sturdevant to look ~ftf'r the ('a~p, but no regular physl('ian should be Commissioner Walter D. Greene, Who that papers had not yet been prepa.reti. for hy .. duly appointed district nor Would th,." h~ until he had made accompanl~d the Shriner. on tbelr trip :~t~:~!" .eanyftss.'· authorized to make a houseto the PaCifIc C08!lOt, and "l\'ho have been 4 thorough Inv~!'=t1gatlon . ab~ent tram the city tor the past three weeks, .a.re to return home on Sunday morning. Dr. Banta A8 seen at his Office .. corMayoI' Kclght's family yesterday ner ot Snuth DiviSion and Cedar ~treet8. CASE. moved Into the new house purchased said that he Was called on tbe Sunb:r the ).!ayor prior to his departure tor prior to the Sturdevant cftlld's Cal1fornla, and he will return to a and found that she wns ~utrer­ A tllfl"""<, eo of "JnHllpoX" hnf::: hef'D JT:;pneumonia In its ad\~anC'ed .:..,.ew horne on Sunday. ro\'O ed h, omri"l. of the hPRltb ne-I Ht"" found the- vllcdnation in a. l"'>llrtmr-nt. lhe pfttie-nt i~ Yiola )Iot~ier. seemingly healthy rondltlon, with no four ~·enl·g old. of 2.8 Fulton "tre£'t. ~he evldencf' or anything unusual. He qaid wn-lt renIOT"Pr\ to the tlUnrtntinp h('l~pitHl, might hsve been· blood pol!olonlng and the houtl:e> was fl1mi~Rtpd. The in· UntlM,lI hi. discerning It, but that he, attention to tbe lungs, whl<h s¥ert.lr:r:: of the h'-Alth d.-partment .,.nc-a very crltic'al Condition. rlllnteod nil the nth('r menlben. of tIlE! ~;JIfbeh aaked It lhere had been blood ~Io.i.r f"mil)·. D WARY OF SUPPORTING CHARGE me I I I ~ I' MILKMEN AOREE BUY LICENSES UR R CC f j 1 11~~~~~IIJn ~('h()ols - ~// I ,S~ALLP~X E I. ~ "/..t IJ.--Oi1MERCI4 l ---- - DIRECT BEARING ON THE STURDEV ANT CASE Ii '< Doctors Who Vaccinated the Sturdevant Child Say It Is i Parents' Fault if Vaccination Is Left Till Health Officials Do the Work. UGlycerinized Vaccine L}--mph on Iv ... Ory Points." This is the designating Inscription on the chief supply of "acclne points used by the Buffalo Board of Health. They are bought in the city drug stores and I cost $1 each. A box contains ten points. The directions for using also, appear on the box and read as follows: "Loosen point by side motion before removing it from parafftne pocket. Scarify with point and work the lymph well In. Draw as IItlie blood as possible and use no water. Leave arm exposed until dry." SIG:\IFIC.o\.!\'CE .4.PI'.'REXT. There Is nothing extraordinarily slg!ll3ftcant In lhe foregoing, when conRldered apart from other stat~ments, but when considered In conjunction with the statements of doctors PreiSS nnd l Banta. as pubURhed In yesterday's Courier. the Inscription on the box of vac<'ine poin ts has the deepest ~Jgnt-I tlcance and a direct bearing on the Sturde,"ant case. Dr. Pre I. . .ald (and Dr. Banta agreed I 'wlth him) that In any public schoo)- 1 room and especiaIl~;- in the room ot a. Fchool building located where school I 3S I., the air is charged with ba<.III. I and so much SO that underclothing would. In a few days, contain numberless di~ea6e germs. rendering it dangerous for a child to be vaccinated until the underclotbing had been changed and the arm thoroughly bathed. If the directions on the box, as abo"e quoted, were followed by the vaccinating phy£Olcian. the arm is scarified until blood appears and then left exposed until dry : this in a room which. accordl,ug to the theory of Drs. Preiss and Banta. is ('harge-d with' microbe~. Dr. Banta said when intE'r\'iewed that he dId not believe that pneumonia proceeded from a cold, but from pneumococlc microbt'-s. Dr, Edward Clar~, Acting Health CI,mmh:::o-loner. admit~ tha.t the directions above quoted are adhered to and that the Boarel of Health prefer~ the "aceint': from "-ashington to that preptlred by other manutacturlng chern· lstF. because bpuer r('~ult~ have been obtained thprc-from, but that oC'('a~lon­ ally the other vaccine has be~n used In emprgencies. THROlGH PARE:\,TS' :\E(;LECT. Dr. Clark further say. that If chll, dren are vaccinAted tn the sc-hooi!:l it Is because thE' pare-nts have neglectp.(J to have It done at home, but that a chlhi could ohject to being vaccinated at ~chool and that there is no law to COtllpE'l subml~slon. In such caPe. he ~ays it would hE' the duty ot the tea('her in cha rgp to order the child tram the building- with In.tructlon. not to RP' peur In the Sl'huol again until properly "\"8('ciDated. He say~ that phy~lclans who Are sent out under instructions trum the Board ot Health. would much preter that part!nts should engage their own phyeician. When a$ked whether be thought a hou!'l"e to houge vacdnatlon by dl!'otrict physicians. would be prptera ble to the pre~€'nt ~yste-m. he said that he did not becau~e it would be much more ex- l>eneiyp.. Dr. ('lark superintended most of the \"RcClnatfons last winter. and down to, the pre~ent time. He exprE"S5Ies great' confidence In Dr. 'Wrlght and Dr. Beebe to perform their work properly aA \'S PREC \{;TIO~S 'VERE TAI<E~. Dr, Be~lJe, who Is a graduate or th~ N.w York College of Physician. and Surgeons. with an office In Franklin Street. !-lays that he dne~ not remembf"r the IIttl. Rturdevant girl, but that he presuml"'~ he and Dr. Wright ya('('lnat~d hpr. He Sill'S that her arm. as well as ell oth€'rs ynccinated in 8('hool 35. w~, "'ashed 1n .nlcohol and ethp.r betore b~. I Ing srarll1ea, and that the policeman' "'as pr·~ent on that OC'c')Sum not to aSSiSt or compel Suhmis~lon. hut as a I ..... .... = �N detall@d Mikel' t·) keeop tally. 'Vhene'~l'r I n rhUd ol)j<cted to vaochutloll. h. Bald. tile caso \Va$!' reterred to the principal. "'hOt wa!'l supposed to have C'omtnun1c:atf'd wJth tht parf'nts beforf'hand and ascertained their wl~hes. It the pr.lrent8 had expre~sed the de~lre to have the ('hllrl Yilcclnaterl In the school. then thp I cbUd wa~ told to obey, otherwise the dHId W!l!!! sent home. As re~Brd~ the effectiveness ot vacctT"!adan, the secretary of the Healltl Board prt:~ented the books yesterday to pro\'e that out of 400 cases of smaU- A TIVITY AT CITY HALL WILL FOLLOW RETURN f o/.y'~. SHRINERS TODAY ~akes 'ox, abaut 350 were those who bad lC\yer been vaccinated. Dr. Gree.k Up Heath.May Charges Tuesday···Mayor Expected to Boost P<nple's ('olumn' llMt;.o, ' • ' "- The !nl!owlng' small-pox reomt"tiy Ticknor and to Oust John H. Cooper• Wt g glven'to th," }lllbitc by a me ~ t nd us n- ('I ' I1E 1'f).1l " I \l.r.-l'OX ,J,. .( \IlLET FI·:Y1'JU. . .d ."0"'1 • corn:'~­ po •.. nt f)f tI 0 ~to('kton (("'at.) Ht'rald, ".}-;. lV~: "I h('t'~wlth appt'lHI n rf'cipe W\ .('11 'las h "'n u:-'C'ci, to my lil~owh~(lgf'. In hundn:d, c-( Cll~ "s. It will pr("vcnt )r " cure mall·pox. though the r' ," , SE plttin~3 nre fili. ..... It w 1 a ~o Cure H'u,r:et tf\'cr. IT 1't;' a t 1('1 I'..:(',pe D!J I have u~('d it to • L "pox, 'Yh(l'n lea.rned phy~i­ cl -" ~ 1 d the patient must dlr, it ('ur~ C\;1'('t, • .-::; ,n!- I of zinc, one C'r..dn. toxE;"lovp. (o"":g:t.l ) onf' gr.lin; hrltf n t('a!'=pollnful ~ of IUf,. r ..,Jl'Ih: with two t3.hll"spoo1'1fuls of W8iV"'. \Yht:-n thor.>ughly mixed, adtl lou!" .IJ!lUC"S or water. "Tttk n a tl~asno(lnful ('very hour. Either dtst:':tse wtll II~Elppear In 12 hours./ P')r a chilfl.:maHer no~e according to ~t.~ PENNEY GIVES TICKNOR. A I CHANCE TO MAKE A R.ECOR.D The specIal train carrying Mayor Knight. Health Commissioner ~. Coun('ilman Henry C. Steul and other Shriners from Burtal0 and 'Vestern New York, will arrive In this city this morning at 7.40 o'clock over the bash Railroad. There are in the dele_ gation 108 nobles of the ~Iyslic Shrine. 35 at whom are BurtnlonianR. hej Is • a- I' f- ""a- FOURTH OF JULY ... Iy- wouN1)~U'REARE f DANGEROUS. ex- fJJ./'U, I I t-j I DOCTORS' CASE -- JULY 15 TH, ~::~~! .~ ::;: :~~I~:nt;n:'~:~d:~~~ POSTPONE DTWQ 6T I f WEEKS d?". 7/.; May Case. .p-CII"-I f~~\I~~Y::=~~r~:Y~f;£s:r::I~o::~ »~/~,.j; t~ ,. ci;i,:/t1~h~"nt\l;~B~:~~;~~;:i~gd~ I t-rrr.. . great. but the 8upply I. equal to the Day there 1ft sure to be a large Dum· ber. In anticIpation of this. the clty authorltles at thl. time \<'arn parent. not to nllow their young chUdren to be too OR"I ... wIth theIr firework •• and that they should not be allowed to purchase percu •• lon caps. These little • That is the Date Set for the Hearr>...~. in~ in the Heath and • ~\.. ,Idents, whichday are itself a8 certaIn ns the gTl~at Is ... sure-to ofrome be- E. • FR ST AND JAMES B. POR" tng on hand. the }leWb Department Is exerting Itsel( thus ,;art). 71ls departTER APPOINTED TO TEMm~nt desire$! to ImprNilR a few matter~ upnn all the people In connection wltb PORARILY TAKE THE PLACE t1('('ldents r('sulttng trom exploslyes _ "'hleh th~ period bet,,'een now and the OF THE SUSPENDED PHYSI Fourth are .ur~ to brIng out. Here I. _ AI ATTORNEYS 11 .ample of the department'. adylce: ClANS RET N . not bind up or c1o~e any Fourth otI'Do Jul)' wound. Lo<'kjaw. or tetanus. f8 caU!!Ied by R. bacillus or germ which Th<." CRse ot PrIncipal Louts J. Kn(>l1 ('It (l-xlsts plf'ntiCully tn stre-et dirt. It i8 School No. H agaln~t Dr~" Heath and "(ay lnacth'p flO long 88 expo~ed to the atr. , of lhe l".alth Dr'partment baa been Bet But whpn carrleli b~neo.th the skin, a8 ']. In the wound~ causffl by bits of rercu~- over to July 15th at 10 a. m. slon caps or by rU!!lty nalls, and whpn The hearing on the case wa.'1 scheduler] thp air Is excluded, the germ \s roused to take place this morning at 10 ('I'clocl{ to aeth"lty And produce!=! the mOf't viC)· h('(orp. Dr. Walt('r P SF IRe. QuackenJp.nt poi~on known. Ha,~e- a.ny Fourth bUflh & Love appeared tor Dr. W. H. I of July wound, no matter how appar· Heath and Mark Hubbell appeared for ~ pntly In"lgnttlcent, dre~~ed by a doctor, Principal J{neJI. 1VIlUam Palmer or the I who will know how to cleanse it thor· firm of Hickman $.:; Palmer has be ..·n oughly and apply the prOper treatment retained by Dr. May. to prevent the- growth and actiVity or Dr. Greene statcd that Corporation I this baC'1l1u8. resulting In Iockj,?w." Coun!'£'1 Feldman could not appear tor . him today, as ho was busy '1\·tth a cnse In court, Rntl suggcsted that the heanns , occur on Thursdl\)· morning. That date WB.8 not aat1afacton' tl'l "Ir. QU!lckt-.nbush, i, who hal Just returned (rom" aeh!ngton. 80 thl,; case WRS postponed to July l.,th. I I ........ ............. . .......................................... ~w SMALL-POX CASe. I .?O.r~eBman 'n'aa found III wJth smaU_ if P,,~,~,F;ll.8 rooms, 222 Ellfcott strf.>H t D )'~s~ te d}·. lip waa nmoved to the Quar . R. lne HospItal. He was a roommate 'r :I And. raon. who Wile takpn to th.-. hos~ plraJ about a WE't'k agu, DOth came from }l1ttaburg. ot F I Froet nnd James B, Portf't ha\'~ b~(ln.A temporarily appolnlt"J to nil thl' plaet'S ot the suspended d~tors. .\ Civil tjt.'ryiC6 examination Is lklng dif: £,(\ so that the placE'S can be rt'Q } r\~I~'~ in ta!lfl the tl'mporary ausppn~I~~ ('It Drs. Heath and May Is ma c perm n C'1 t. -------.r" lQ~ MANY BUYINGl FIREWORKS Del~!~E!:~reat Already for Pyrotechnics and Children Are Spending T~ Pennies Rapidly. AlIfv ~e hangs on to the office and proposes o stay until he is thrOwn out. at more Interest. perhaps, to his perBonal friends \\'liI be tha lining up ot' the ~Illyor tor tho nomination of Willard Ii. Ticknor. Ot Course It Is not f flXpeC'ted thnt the !\fn.yor Is going to publiCly proclaim he 18 tor Tlrknor but I' Republican Officeholders under' the "layor will be gIven to understand how II -'-e. the Wind blows. No mattfl'r how the Hellt b-31lly-lC.lldl C'Rae-. uIf "ount 'ip~ ,,"ouM compf>l the phY~i­ organIzation may look on the nomina(.j l::lS to \I~{' thl~ theTt~ wou'd bf" no need CommlssIonfJr Greene returns to take tion, P£'nnf'!Y's course indicates that he of 1 est-ho'J.~es. H you \"'llue advice up a very dl~agreeable and unpleasant Is for Ticknor and Mayor Knight wUl and ('''perl- nce, U~e this for that tcr-/ dut)·. Two days before he left the rlty back Penney. rlbl dl ease .. Penney Doe. TJekDor a Fa.voJ'. L. H. Y . • on his western trIp Principal Knell A!J Indkallon of the DistrIct Attorflied "ith him between 20 and 30 affl- ney s prefprpnce tor TlcknQr wa~ tthown l~utrnlo. JUnE' 25th. da\ilt>s from school teachers and citi- last wet"k when he a~slgned the secona. zens living 1n school district No. 44 aSSistant to the conduct or one ot the to tho e!rect that Dr. Wiiiiam H. Heath. most 1mportant murder cases that haR Inspector ot Foods In the Departmt'nt occurred tn thl8 ctty In flt-veral yean of Health. and Dr. 'WiIIlam B. ~lay. (>xce.ptlng, ot course the McKinley as: InRpector of Milk, were guilty of Inls. sa~slOatlon. Ticknor Is given the chance ("onduct In the matter of vaccinating to make a lot of poli llelll capital In the J,luplls In that s(,hool. He sUf-ipE'nded handling ot thlR case. It remains to them and set down a hearing tor n('xt be !IIe"n how well he wfll improve it. Tuesday morning. Another Interelting story that Is go .. The accused physicians have both Ing the round. I. to the e!rect that emphatically denied the charges made Penney hal!. come out tor Ticknor to against them a.nd have consulted at- a.Rlst hlA own little game ot baggIng tornl'Ys, who will conduct a '".Igorous a Supreme Court JUBticeshlp next year. d"fens". Former Health Commlssioner In case any other RepublIcan 18 nom',""ende has nlready announred his be· Illll.ted and ele('ted thl:s year by a good lief In the Innore-nre of the men and majority he might prove a formidable his te~t1mony wBl prove valuable In candidate tor one ot the Supreme Court their behall. non~lnat1ons the following year. Tick .. Politic • .4.'WAU. J~DI«ht. nor !it 8UCCeJll8 wouldn't worry Penney HEALTH DEPARTMEIT 1SUES for the VE"ry good reason that the foar~{Ilyor Knight wili find on hi. return p:e\'t'ral polllkaimatters tbat may nped Ing ambition or the red-headed roooter WARNING TO PARENTS RE- attention. of Con('ord Would not J~ad him to enter First will come the ques- n ra('tII A.galn~t the man who pret~rred oC what to do with Polke Com- him GARDING TREATMENT OF tion abo,'t' his chiet RS!'lJstnnt tor Oil. ml~810ner John II. Cooper. The Com- tri('t Attorney. The inference b natural merdn) and ot h.er machine organs have that there 1. already a.n undf'rstanding POWDER AND OTHER HURTS been pretty Fevcr(' on the Pollee De- be-t,vepn the two that Penney'. a~!i.t_ partment since the ~1'ayor has bepn nnce to Ticknor now means that the CAUSED BY FIREWORKS. away and 1t Ie ~xpected that great powerful Influence of the District A pressure will be brought to bear upon torney's omre will be thrown to Penney His lIonor to make- good the promise n"xt yenr. ht.. Is ~ald to hav~ made before elecUon, Patrlotlc people. partlcularly the paIn order to help Penney. thf"rf"fore, it that Cooper wouldn't be in office Rix tR incumbent upon the Ma.yor to do all triotic boy, are making preparations for month" aIter hlB (the "layor·.) In- he ('an to booet Ticknor's candidacy. the glorIous celebration of the Fourth au~ratlon. Cooprr has deelined to re- And he <'an do a whole lot as :Mayor Filgn Rnd de!\plte the Atrong-est kind of " .. 1thout proclaiming bJff preference of .Tuly. For weeks past the downtown Intimlda.tlon, threats and even cajolery, from the hOUJlletop8. !ltnres have bad specla.l departments installed exclusively tor tlrework!\. The demand for pyrotechniCS Is , I , .ACCIDENTS ARE ALREADY REPORTED Health Department Is Already in the Field With Some Information on the CleanSing and DreSSing of Powder Burns . "Fireworks" 3igns are noW' ('nnsptcu· OUB everywher~ about the cit:r and fireworks stocks are now very generally displayed in the stores 1n pre para· tlon for the celebration of the Fourth of July. Already the demand tor fireworks on the part ot chIldren is very great, nnd I pennieR previously spent ror candles and sweetmeats are being in Judl~ clously expended for fire crackers. torpedops, blank ('artridges and the like-not that the youngiter! are laying by a store of fireworks for the ('ver-glorious Fourth, for no eooner do they gH hold of the nol~y nnd spectacular explo~lves than the:r caus~ the ~ame to be almm~t Immediately set ott tor the amusement ot themselves and their small frjend~. SOlfE _'CCIDE~TS. Already II few ~mall acci.lents for ,',hlch fireworks have bf'cn re!fponstble have been reported at the hospltnls and by praC't1cinlt phy~lcJan~, but when the fa('t Is taken Into cons;ideratlon that already thou~ands of dollars' worth of Fourth of July pyrotechnics ha,"c been ~old and flPt off the few arctdcnts re .. ported Is ind~ed marvelous nnn leads to the bellef that the Ameorl~an boy of today J~ more ~xpert In the hunGling ot explosives than was the boy ot a tew years back. Strenuous effort!'! are being made by thE." authorltle!'! thl~ year to prevent the f;ale at toy pistols and pE'rcussion ('apR to children. The authorities spe('lnlly urge parent~ to warn their children Sl~lnst the purcha,!O::e of thp~e dangerou~ accoutrements or the Fourth of July ~eason. HEALTH DEPART'IE~T ,,\,(''Ts. In preparatton for Fourth of July ftC-cldent~. 'Which nre as cprtain to rome y~ a~ the great dny it5lelf IF: sure of betng on hand, the ReaJr~ p~partment hi exertlne: it~elf thus ear y.rhls department rlpslre~ to Impresg a few matters upon all the people in connection with b-"'l'o~·'v.n bv. Hpalth Commi"innp.r~. accidentg resultIng from exploglves which the perIod betwepn nmv nnd the on the <,hnnr~ preferrro n,:!'n1n~t r~. Fourth ar~ sure to bri~ out, H('Te II I 1I"8th and ~Ia)' by PrincipAl Louis J. a sample of the departmf'nt·~ n(}\'lce: h.nell of ~rhool U. I "Do not bind up or clo.,e any Fourth .\s \Ya' <I.ted in thp Comnlocriul y"". Df JulV' wound. Lo('kjaVo·. or tetanu .. tPl'dn't'. it wn~ n('{'l';.;...~ary to po..;tpont" thp l~ cau~ed by a. bacillus or germ which hpari~g h''('a,,,e of the fnot ~hnt ,om. of I exlot. plentifully In "treet dirt. It \a Inactive ~ long SF: e,.posed to thp nir. the attorney, ",.r. ntb.r",,'. en':;8I'rti. nod aft..r n ronf.n'n(·o y".t.rda)' a : : -J But wben carried beneath the skin. u tpr 1n the wounds caU!:;ed by bits of rprcus· noon .J\1h.• l~th was d€'CilJf'rl upon as h ...... Ii fllon capA or b~' ru~t)' nails. and "'hen the air's excluded, thE' germ Is rl)jJsed in~ a day 8cCPpt8bl~ to n . '" . - -• to activity nnd produ('es the most \*10IE-nt polson kno\\·n. Han," any Fourtb ot July wound. no matter ho~,r appa~ enUy In~lgnificent, dre!!!spn. hy a tio('tor ",'ho wtll kno'" hoVo~ to clearu;~ It thor-. oughly Rnd ~pply the proper tr(l~tment to prpvent the growth and neth fly of ~baclllu~. resulting- In 10ckJow'" I �'" ~ "RE-APPOIN TE D FOR - -1 , 196 IS NOT HT 1l?l.n~ THIRTY DAYS MORE MJ\ YOR KNIG HT HOME:. COMMISSIONE-;;-G?l.:tfo~­ TO PUT HUMAN f 1\ DELIG HTFUL TRIP f' BEINGS IN. 1 'I'ENDS TI.ME OF 'IRE TEM- PORAR Y INSPECTO R~ ~EVIEW. Dr. ·Walter D. Greene, head of the Department of H.alll" yesterday reappOinted fo!' a term of 30 days Drs. Porter and Frost to act as Inspectors 0f the department pending the dettrmlnatlon of the chan;.. s of Drs. Healh and May. who are at pre::;cn t suspended. The examination of Drs. Heath and May, sthcduled to take piace a week al'"o. was l>oSll'untU until July 15. Health Commissioner Greene said ye~­ terday t hat hp thought there would be no further delay In the hearIng or Drs. Heath and !llay. Th,· hearing was only postponed hCCRuse both the Corporation Counsel und the attorney for Dr. H eath askpd for It. Royallys Entertained at Every Stopping His Honor Will Now Grapple With Civil Service and Other Problems, 1 Awaiting Solution. lfnsor EflstttS C. KnlgJ t r~urn"d at 7 o'cl~ ell ) ,~qte : da"~ T. Qr "Jg" with the M). tIc 8hlillera, (:-\ 1\.1 "'ntly much hel1(,lill.'. .d b y II dehghtf"ll trip a"l'OSS the (.onti!'f.'"nt .lltcnd;ng the 28th annual sessftJn of tho Imperial COUT1t·il of Nobles ot th£" M :-'stll Shrlm" or !\'urth America. whh h lL·ought tllgPlbt:r about :rllJ of th£' m ost 1 r ..)mll~ t Shrlners, BlH only in the t:llItNJ S ll1.bR. but including Call...'Hla and ~vel1 H onolulu. 'rho JOt:al Shrine wus repre!5ellteJ. b)' l.fo!IJt I llustrious POl"nlttlt: ,,'aller D. pre{ nc, 1.t1111 PaSl Potent<.lt£'s Emstus C. Knigh t, F1J.nk T Gilbert. dlld Dr, Gt:::orgL L. Hro"'·,l. Th p rty left IJutralo OU the nJght of Saturday )Iny 31. atTh-'ng tn San ].' :.1I1C,;..("-, d,t -I Q dock on the afternoon of S unday, tll@ t<th inst., "Itht+lll auY mit;.haps uurIng the S,~){I·mlle rille. Th~ 'llPe(;1<11 ll ... m con ... sling ot [our Pullman sleepe .. s, U'til ono baggas'" and commls- s tli u ' l,n c"'nt 1l10LS round. of eltlt'r- may i I n "0 I "lCl co, anu ye-ars I l>.~ H' vI' ~\ ~t S\ll'h allothel'l ,)h'a~J.n t occasion JT'a,j ree Ir in the- ordj- nl.lrv t'ydn 01" en'nt the 'C01Jn('~1 met In 1)' , ed a m ost enjo\'111 1"1 h .. En,"!'r !; ,_. tl )edIs agO w 1I(.'h arronJ.- j ' . .-\t Sacran1(~nt tht~ ~lH'int'rs md and w.t!re, r")111 Y pntt ~L1n 1 h,· ::l f IrDll'r I I "C~ onian., Albt::l"'t 7., g i"I Jr .• Wh'1. "lth h~s !=k)n~ln-l.l.w: Mr Gr~J, hest,ii' 1 shE'tl '.!hclt Is kno"n us the l!llfi..l.,o lJrl.·,,,·;nJ;' t.:omJlan)"-tho Jurffec::t co"ee-rn of th KI:Ju lU tlull 1J".,d·t 01 tll St::t·(1. '1'11'" 8b..rJn. rs' C()mmb~~f' car \~i.I~ Wl: n'DI nlsht"l by .\fr. ZI('gle bt:'f .rt· • :l\"lllg' ::::;ll>r~m ~l1tO. C;ood judgl ] IIf tht ar'her f! U IJrnn, unc_ .'(1 the Zlt>ll"o br w a superior . . . r .... nd :\11'. Z.t-~gle In hi~ W~-t) I 4L Burtalu hoomt, r ot the first W'ttt"r .'" .\t Lf)~ AlJgel(·s ~ lOt:.er form r Rut.. f.l on ian turn, J Ip ill John GlllJf'l't iurm1 r '111 . • I First M ~e tinb at the C oast. It w ~hc ti .. timp. ttl I . I C H h ad mct In ~:ln F'r (', mpe-lla oun- HEA TH AND MA Y ...,~~ TILL AVa. I :tl"I.: ~ CO Uh' ER- I J'r y 0 l:i )('rt, & R.a)· )Il thl::t cit"" Sl h iiCl"'eXt ..nded the tIme In whIch Dr•. places or Drs. Henth and May u ntil A ugust lRt, Dr~. Heath and ~1. ny are temporarily 8u5p .. nded. pendIng a n In vestigation In conn ..ction with t he chdrgea mnde a ~afn~t them by P r ln. clpa l Loul. J . Kno il or School No. H. T he h ..arlng In thi .. complaInt I. set d ow n for J u ly 15th. .................. re -' .. N ow we NEWS. I! - ...... """""",,,,,--...--.~ ~ - lr1 Grf'{'ne ,. tllY'1 r4t~ ~prani' a.t h im bit him on the back or the right bond. )tuljJhy went to the- Emergt'n('y Hospital to have the wound cRutE"rlzpd. HI' sa Id he did not know whether the dog was mad. Anothpr <lug bit.. treatpd at the Em'~rK't'nc)" wa~ that of Thomas Sulll- an - COIIIMISS/ON8R TASK . H 'alth C'ommlssivnor ~ will (:1:0011 be called upon to d!!cide the ('asC's of the two physicians or hIs departmf'nt who were suspended prior to hl~ departure for California. for unhl"comillS' conduct whIle engage-d tn v3.ccinnting thc pupils at a public school. 1'1', Greene acted "oHh commendable firmness wh~n he 'Sus lenued the l\,o ooctors and it is confhlf'ntly expected thnt hc will deal with them vlJ;;orously ir hE' finc's that the chs.r~E-s are true, Th~ l11ve::J f lgation shvuld be a r0111Tb~ B utralo. J uly 9, 1902. out fl'3.l' or fa \"01'. A. W . G. BUFF LO BARBERS"/~~~ 1 Rf~ GETTIN'cfl~{iNE. T hey Are F ast Complyin g with New H eal t h Ordin ance. by Health Comml.~lon 2' Cn ' IS n10rnlng t hnt the bnrbc-r~ throughout the city were fa st complying with the pro'\'l~itlns or t he new burbe-rs' ordinance, although in l'-ome fnMance~ there werE> dellnquent8. Thl~ nrd'lnnnce wa~ crpated by Dr. GrE"e-ne fllr the purpose of prev enti ng the ~preadlng of the dl~e-a~e In the ton .. ~orlal department~. which was qui t e IIkE'ly In many Ea~t Side bnrber ~ho p:q: ht'('au~e of the.. carele~~ way In \'vbkh harbf'r~ uS<'d thetr lmplement~ an. l It wag stated Health -~ or la r ge? COlT.mi"sion"r c.nnot ,,"ord to shl~ld Hnl' of his suhonlinatc:s who h'1\,(> lH. . en reml"3 In th~ performnnce or their I out!", It they occupy responsible nosi t ions in the dr- artl.l!.:nt that fac~ (,ught t !nake til? argument [or their )"crno\'nl all the titl'onger. No one will lie 60 blintl ns to suy that two olemhers or the [lh)·siclallS· sta'1' ot the Health D<"lmrtn:ent ought t" he rctairu"<l in t hei.· positions If thl'y ltre !:ullty or thC' ortpnsc!ll allegNl agalnst Dr. IIeath and Dr. :ara)". lI<'ulth ("ommissiot1l-"r Greene has a dtsagreellple duty to perform in thl!') rast'. Pot"tl1nately ht-" has D. stiff hal'kllOn'" ond he will do it with- .. I. n eg ligent In l~po5:1ng a' boor ot wate r ::tandIng on lot 84. adjoi n Ing 80 F renc h ureet, I ask you to publl.!h thIs letter. On t hrpe oc{'sf'ions have the hpaUh o tflelals been notified ot this nul~ancf , and twSee h ave so-caJled lnspf'>('tors app eared on the premises, only to stft'k t heir nosp~ In the air and wal k a way. I s this what t hey a r e drawing Mlarle. tor, o r arp thplr vlslone bl urred by a flock of geese swimming o n the 3 .... whe n the sun dries thl. up the fo ul air Is Intolerable. I wrote Dr. Greene personally about thIs matter a week ago t oday, and an Inspector came out, loo k ed at It. and thl~ I. all t he oatlstaction we can get. I am oniy "olcing the complaint. or all who have to p ut up w ith th:•. By the way. I. It not agaIn'! the city o rdinance to allow geese to run at (f2- ? r~]fe"... placid waters ot this !lmall lake " Al the prp~ent time the water stands from t he ~ldewalk nearly a('rO~8 the lot. and vnn, tw(-}\,E" ypars old, of No. !:!94 '1~ren ­ ton axenu.... Sullivan wn~ playing with a Ju.·ighbor'~ dog whi?t1 h{) was 4t.ttRC-\..ed, 0 ~eItJected Pool. \:..'1~ e S(lard o f H was talking to a dog .......-flt:V/EW. w e're bpfore." Wlom tor lOon wben th't,> dog ·plct<.. nnl! a CUl'efUI one. The Health Dopnrtment h •• Is.ued the rollowing · "00 nol bInd up Or ('Io~e any Fou th f J 1 ' t a nu~ , is cnm.ed by a bacillus or r 0 u y wound. Lo('kja'w. or tedirt. It is inactIve so long as \?X~~~: ~\ hi~h C-~I!lt~ plenttrully In ~treet nea th t he- skin, as in the wounds· ca' i). ear, ut when carried be_ j rus ty nails, and n"hen the air Is Used b~ bits or, percul"~lon cap!'ll or by and p roduces the mo~t vtolent POi~XCI~~eo~~ ~~e ge m 1s roused to activity " H ave any Fourth of July wo~~~ nlft£'an t . dreCl!\ed by a. doctor, Who ,no matte-r how apparently in~ig S ~~d ap p ly the proper tre.ltment t will know how to cleanse it thoroughl; ~aoll\ u s. rhultlng In lockj' w . " 0 prevent the gro ,vth and aC'tlylty or this Dl;, ~ ~I\~~)~~~r~~oD~a;~.£etll ~tT >.E"fl~~~Y i Have a Doctor Dress Every Injury No Matte r How Small- Don't Bind Up Wounds Unt il Cleansed. know what . "--. r I I ~hal~ he- au pendeu prior to his departure CalifornIa" month ago. ..../ f "For t wo or t h r pe mo nt hs I have w aited for somet hing to be accomp ll"hed. bu t I cannot find tha t m a tt.rs a r e sny furthe r advanced than theYj I ntenus to lio With the- phYflidans m rHOW TO TREAT .'?J~1--- .'''l 4TH OF JUL Y W OUNDS. H ealth CommIss Ioner W a ltpr D. G reene 18 b eco mI ng impa ti en t o\,. r the d e la y In providing a ne w ci t y qunr.mtin£> h m~p 1t a l. H e S(> P!J th e Bu m m f' r well ad ,·an ced n nd abs olu t ely n o th ing ilOilO. A s Hea lt h Comm lesione r h e wa nt~ the' new h o"pi t a l built. snd he wa n:. It b uil t this 8ummPf. Raid Commts ~l o nf'Or Ort't'np. this mornt n«. tn spf' tlk l ng (If t he matter: "I tep l a . It I h ad hepn k .. epl ng stilI l ong f"nough. T he ~ u mme r 18 goi ng and \';\('utl(tl time Is coming o n, and 1 w ould ," pry m u ch like to get the m Ulter .tarted. ' J hove waited 8S lon'g a~ I ha ve beca u se of Ald. Zor-Iler'!i very eur n e ~t d~'­ Eire to gPI the ho.pita l out or hIs w a rd. but h e dOI:"~n· t SE't:'m to make mu"'h progr("R~, and It he cn n 't g~t t h e B onnI t o b u y a np\\, s ite prpt t y soo n, I :-Ihllll have to see wha t t he Board will do tor mt" tn t hE' way ot pro"hllng a new hospital. "The OPed f or a new quara n tine hoapital is pres:--ing," contin u ed Co mm!~ .. stoner GreenE". " T he prpspn t hos lh·al can't b e condemned i n langu Rg e- s trong enough. I t fs not fit to put hu m a n bp0I1('£>. •• tll('1 the Ulat has ,tl"'lInltliahd ill IIlIS nlJ::;enee ... Dr. Greene Says He Will Urge Aldermen to Take Action Before the Summer is Over. i ngs in, e~pec1al1y huma n bl"lng ~ '''ho are sick. \\'e need a neW ins t it utio n at l1e 18 mter t~;: f'r~~'~ ~H~l a la:ge contractln,;: l.!" . . . . ~- ~ lot) t, 1'lrme-rl}' it' the u,,- b' pines!-; of ueo or •.t II' and papt,l h~nGcl' . p Sl;!nt mOllth. here. ...\tr Sr,trl' 110\\ , . the ....;(!eillg I ('IS ,.. hose ! rn;,er~HI;rc has bl'el1 mure hke .A ug'l'if',s ('ompan\ ~ 19 an l.t . f ' -'" Molrch t:Ian June," " J(:r 'lm"'r .",.~ Buffuil+nlac. ~ p.s, In San Fran '15("0 th.1. weD thf"r wa or coursp )f . Rpir€' In 3teu ·on showln .... ~' xtr e m e1y ('Old, rpplied His Honor I ~ t w II:'C'ty ull t1wrt' \\as tu c seen or Los "W hile we wt'J1'! thpl'(, it was so c )Id that \ngl'les. '''hal wU'l fnrmpr BlltT\,dpl1ians it. waf': , eaU), unC'llmtortaule for tho limp anu loc:).l c1d gatiuns 1')' Shrinrr.13 llXlous of )'-('al" ano. W~ had to wear O\"f-r·:oats U h h mo:! t ,.! tb~ time t· to 0 t I· 0110r8 uf ('nt"rtaimng, H WJ.;:I fnt' prohll1ged i'ounli ut pl(>3!3Ur"". StOll! '~H!"f' made at the larger ('itie~. inII'I~ II lHtOr fl III IS 011 hi~ rt'till'u many el\Jui ng St. Louis, IS-ix hOUlS; Kan~a!i ('it)', 'lunk;I)~ll proldt"Dls awultllJg Solulhm 'llld. sevlra l hours; Denver, one day; Pike's ik f' c\'er)' IHI~i llt ~s mnn whl) go('s awav Pt:' uk, Garden of the Uodf':, Colurado I 1 I .r Srl,.1tJg~ and .... rhlpln Crn'k, A dav was or 80 ong Ct t IOC'. will have Lo sppnd SP(,Dt In taKing tn the glo1'1t:'s of \layS wrt-stllnr.: \\ 1lh the large Jlllf> or mail the THE C IlARG E S. P orter nnd Fro)';t are to act In thp any S'..lch weatllt:l' as we '1n~'e had' titrollghout 01<' TDIE OF THEIR PE,\DI'liG H E AR_ H ealth Comml~~lonpr "'''altE'-r D. ~ ye.terday annou n ced th a t h e (> ''In nIt ,"our travets did '"ou B~TITrTE S 1:\ G the gt'ne~~l) ~.p~~~c~gth~~t t~t B~~J~~S no'1\' basking III the climate of Los Antorn la tl lp e 'lIp!': "I ~ II . I ....e .a - STIes, kg,lm.!; n. retil'f' 1 lifE", At this point (, .. lU d, ).Hel p.ceHSOl:;. :t\cxt also th S" i year th e l mp(,liaJ Council wJll ml:. . • nrm~r~ were ntmdll('e(l to Saratoga tt at Grant )h:C'OJllIl--'U, 1 ! ~'m('l' BI,rral"nlan. I !i.1]t.J J/L'f.TE~DS GR to b e lI are NEW INSTITUTION NEEDED AT ONCE. In Sout h ern Califor ni a . From ::1n Fr..tud!o!co the ~hrllh'rs Wl~n t south t.O '"ft,\\, the glorl{'~ of Soulhl'l"n C.lllfornta. the lief' til Portlanu. On·.• 'I'acoma, St~ tlle clnd Spokan(>, Thf:" juurUC) thro1lgh tin.. YdlpWl1tOlln Pdrk r. shin wal' tTl(lf.h· In ('oR{'hes s:p"'eiall) hil'l',l for th'" oCf'[Is10n. Thr gran'i ('an.n:," (lnu otht'r mount.lin tkcnery along l. s r, utu IUlS nu ('(Iual In the world. Qtht.·l' stol)~ maue on the rpturn 11{ uueJ E't. Palll nnrl ,\1 I' e.lllol ~ ""'e' e tho Shrlncrs sIlent. n U.l~ aud L'hka~ll, Forme l' Bufi,lonian s. compHshetl unman- d lJy hitch Or mi~hi.lp or uny k Bu. At c\"( n' stopping piul'e we laJtlIne~~t 3 ]fld h, 6plt~lftl s sudl a::; une Jdom ex.j'€t' C"1c S in a lif~ time.' The two susppudeu inspector. no t r eceiving l'ay_ were at thL' PaIUl'e. wlu rc th€'rCl Wt1.~ a, gtop 1f h !f it day. ThE: IJarty h fl I 'lIr..-agn on :5~ t Jtu<.! \ a{t(~rno()n, nnching llutfaln a~ ius bet'll Hate'.ll, at -: u'etol'k ~ t nla) n·orn,l1g. lr-;h~lu b" r;tat Ii that tht're wt'rt'J6 about 4.0 lauit:s 111 t"'e purly ,ffiu tlh') 1:11jo.Vl'U the trIp Imm ~11 I h "ary tar l'omtltl1(>d, wb In charge ot Jam{'::) G ll.;. • IJ3~~'.!ngl'r agent of the "~a­ biu;h, w1 10 ldl nu ' hinG undqne to mintse .. to t!lo "vmL)l't of the pany. "r \\I ~ h to SUY," s~L1d IIls 11onol', "that the t-.lil rllfiu ant"Lngt'1l1l'ntti were a~ n€'arIy p~rlect £..5 tlll'Y could Wt·l1 1.)(:', anli. we had a mO"l. Jf'Ughtf'Jl trip which W3,S ac- ,,'ere mllde to f~e at homf' by the Mystic hrin"'rs 0' tho ~e"t't-nl lo('nlitie~ H..od it '1~~ Royal Gorgo anu :\rnrshall Pas~ f:- rotorado, hnlt a d.1Y wns d~, ole ..i to Sal& LoI\.l.' City. anl1 In thi~ wn~ tltt' wl'",·v:unl :tOut IL'Y oc('upjl d mllre UlnC 1h2 n it f1lhtt" .. wl~c would. Dllnng Lll' "\'C days' stay hI San Frnndgco Lh'l Shrll el';, heudquarlclr• Health Commissioner Greene Condemns Old Pesthouse on Ferry Street. I toweb. In ~omp ra~e~ the Health De-partm(!n t f(lund thnt barbers even J'\lept in t h f! ~i\me apnrtment where the-y cond u cted heir bu~lne~~. Barher~, who haye tnn"l I'd to ('omply with the pToYi::aion!"1 of the ordinance'. are being 5tlrtC'd out a nd tormnlly notified by Dr. Gree n e'~ In· spector~. Thirty dnYFt Is genera lly n l· lowed R barber in which to pre pa.re hl~ plnce so a...q to comply 'with t hc ......___ , anee. ¢ �..,~~.lrt.~.~:.~.:~::~~~,~: . , (). M NACE r 1 First :/?Ivct in a Urcat Warship, and thc Ifonor Fcll to If. If. b ttlc 01 Buffalo. t l9 the sad. s a d story of how OUr Butralo :l1ayor lost an Opportu ~ ot rare di.sttnCUOD through an :Ina ·ertence~ It Is r ecorded in the annals ot lOCal hi. ton' that a little OVer • a month ago a number or prominent high Buffalo offiCials, and otbers under ' clt~· pay who belong to th e Shrlners, and mainly to the Acacia Club. resolv· b~ ed to make a pllgrimuge to the Pacific 7/'I!~ Board of Health Wants City to Bury Bodies Now Lying Near ' Surface in Howard Cemetery--Health Endangered. Knight. not to be outdone. brought home In triumph a calendar at the "Butta}') Brewing Company or Sacramento, California," a COrporation 'Which uphold~ tbe name Bufl'a.l0 "th~ Coast." Thus.oteaoh partyallInover Interest may well be satlslled, having won IIrst lnedal. In dltrerent brancbes at In. ' dustt·y, and there shouldn't be any bad feeling on plther fillde. It may be said In cOnclusion that the Union Iron Works Hselt manuraotures everything that goe. Into the building at a crUiser, anu thp. Buttalo contlngent had a right to feel extrenlely grateCul to 1\[r. Sc..tt tor his genPfou:-c (,Ourte~ies, a~ dId all who enjoyed them. Arter Little and Loder hnd driven the rh'et home. they were sternly Intormed they mu~t Itep up to thp office and get their tlme, as their servires would be no longer requlre-d, Which they promptly did, just a.. WIlliam MCKinley had done beCore them, and received eight cents aplpce tor thpir strenuou~ and patriOtic labors. and r~cplpted for the 93.me. Coast, and Dr Os ne and Fronk T. Gilbert and "arlou, "thers went along, chaperoned by the HOD. Erastus C. Knight to keep the cohorts In order aDd add tone to the cara,"aD. And th~y arrived be timeR In that nlDlo.t Rome ot America wltlJ It. mighty hili. and golden gate, Sa.n FranCisco, and , flut up at the Palace Hotel, Its mo~t .laborate hostelry. anu felt bappy and at ease. And among the contingent was H. H. Little. eX-Alderman or Huttalo. and one or the best architec ts ""Ithln its lImlts. a. gentleman In e\'ery "ense of the word and a man or "ery conslderabl" abilities. And, as It happened, he had a relative, Mr. Louis Jerome, In San FranCisco. Who Is In the ~ brass bUi'liness and in close connection with the ship yards where the Goyern. ment has been having ~t,)me important work executed. And. at course, he call- , ed up this COUSin ano the latter could ~ Jlot do enough In his honor and IntroCOURI ER. dueed him to In'lng M. Scott at the t • "hlp yards and a.ked permls.ion to go HEALTH CO~l3llSSI0:'iER GRE~.I!l through. And Scott ,aJd: "Why, cerSAYS THE OLD QUARANTI:'iE taln!l", go through. Go through yuurlIelve~ and come later with YOUr E'n~ UOSPIT,\.L IS NOT FJT Ure Buttal!) delegation and go through again. and it YOu will come on ThursTO USE. day, .June l~tb, we will show you 8omplblng -worth lookln~ at," which lett two It,.... day!!' leeway and Little went back to , nsl that Buffalo Is sorely In need the hotel and told the "boys." ot a new quarantIne hospital and unless Something Is done very speedily In And all, including the Butl'alo Mayor, securing a new site I must press matl8eemed overjoyeou. and the next day. ters In connection with the erection at 8uch is the rapid and effecth-e manner a new buJldJng on the present site," 1n which they extend courtseies In San said Health CommIssioner Qreene yesFranc1~o, engraved cards came terday. through the mall" to 1\[r. Little for disWhile Ald. Zoeller and his constltu. tribution to the Buttalo dele~atlon ents at the 18th Ward have been laborworded as follows: "Through the ing tor months to get the quarantine courtesy or Irving M. Soott yOU are In- hospital out or their ward, Health Com. vited to "Islt and In"Peet the Union m.Jssloner Greene has been anxloU!~ly Iron Work~ on June 12, 190~. The boat waiting tor matters to clear so that ~Wlllleaye MiSsion wharf NO.1. pier 2 at a new and mUch needed hospital could 9 a. m." Mr. Scott had been at the be built. In the meantime the clty's r pains to extend this courtesy to tbe need in this dJrection have grown visiting Shrlners, particularly tho,e of apace until now tbe Health Department Butralo, and to the expense or sending has come to a. pOint where It must, out a harbor tug to conV'ey them. At 9 a. or necesAlty, urge that something be done In the matter rIght away, so avers JIL ot the date named only a. few were present, Including Mr. Little. but no Mr. Greene. "Whether tt's to be on a. new Site or Mayor and none ot the othfr higher tunctionarles. l!asonJc or otherwise. on the old sHe the necessity tor a new ot the expeoditlon. a.nd reCI)UNe was quarantine hospital can no longer be bad to the telephone. and the hotel an- disregarded," said Health Commission_ Je:wercd thh.t th€'y were not thpre but er Greene. who will urge that some' had gon~ out. And a.tter ,,-altIn~ a halt tblng be done during tbe coming week." ' hour the lIn~s were ca!ift oft and the 'tug proceeded to the work.. I know them well. for I havE'!' ,,·j~lted them and the-v are notable. It was In this grounll abOut two yeliI'!\ ago that the third martYred Presiden t. William McKI nley drove a. prepared rh·et. the lI .. t to be put In place, In the keel of the ,.rea.t cruiser Ohio, now m'arfng C'OITIi1. p1etlon and In the water a.t these work •. And When the tug bearing the 1'11_ g1m~ arriV'ed thp vl~ltorR were told. to th"lr my"tllleatlon, that "the Irons" HEA TH COMMIS SIONER SENDS were not quite rMld~' and that they REPORT TO BOARD OF AL.Ight put In a little time Inspecting ~e "Ohio." , The Board of Health at the ton'n at 'W'e~t Spneca has seryed notice upon .:\Ia:ror Knight demandln~ that the City rdl'ain from burying any more dead In the Howal'd Cemetery and aka rfCIUestIng thp cit:r to clean up the cemetery and propprly inter the bodies already buried there. The :\Jayor tod:1Y 5;ent to thp Board 01 Aldprmnn a preamblp and resolutlon~ ann notice to the city from the town hoard In relation to the matter for that hody's con.!;lderation . The reo~nlutlon pas;~eod by the Board of He-nlth Is as tollows: <.. l ... ON PESTHOUSE ?L~ [~ I. -...... ~ • • • 'Wlllch th~y did. and went all O\'er Jl,a.t magnillcent trIumph at marine Iwchltecturp, prE"parlng. It nece!iJsary, to defend he-r country's JlOnor, which 'IIoated In the placl<l waters ott the .orks. And when the visit or Inspection was OVeT, the party WE"nt ashore, IlInd the dock yard authorities. being InlDnned that :lIfayor Knight ot Buttalo not arrived. told the delegation tAlat It had been the Intention of the allclals or the ~hlp yard. to extend to the Mayor ot Buttalo the 'COmpliment at Ib<!lng permitted to drive the tlrot rlyet In the keel of tho> cruiser California, Sust as William lIfrKlnley had drh'en the first in the keel or the Ohio, and IlIr Scott. the host at the occaSion, put bl" friendl y hand upon 1he shoulder ot that royal good fellow. Little of BurIfalo, anI! said: "I had Intended that )"au ~hould hold the red hot rivet with tongs "'hlle your 1I1ayor drove It ~nto the keel, but he beln~ absent, I am going to ask you to perform tha t i'~nctfon and name a. tri(lond to drive IliWith you." Whereupon Brother Little, ,wIth great promptnp.!'Is Rnd sagacity, D:estgnated GPOrgf' F. Loder, a vpry high Mason or Rochester. who had raIsed the But'talo mnn to thlrty,se<'ond degree Mason aomp Ump ago, to share In "'Ieldlng the hammer. And thpy :drove that rivet borne. And the blow. lW~e 'Practical and etff'ctlve. and th~t "/bit of Iron 80 driven will stay until TUst or the action or o('P11.n '"t\"'ater disintegrates the hUll of the great cruiser. t \nd wbt'n thp ceremony Wa...CII over, the 1 a01mer waR glvpn Mr. LUtie as a relic It:' take with him. ns hp did. and ". McKinley bore away In triumph t~e lammer wIth which h~ had Atruck t e k"el of tho> Ohio . I .l vet bioW8 upon • the • • "'d nu, . The hammer will he exhibited In the "Gnt ","Jnc1ow ot The Courier tomorrow. beal'tl on one .Ide the Inscrlptl0t!: Union Tron 'Vorks. Ran Franc-tsC'o. nd on the other "First rivet U. S. S. ~&lItornt n • .June .l!!. 1~()2." i ERMEN D. At this afternoon's session of the Board of Alderm~n Comptroller Heerwagen s ent In a communication 1n YOI' of amending the ordinance BOh~ to permit an Increase of John Die salary as b on d and Insurance clerlC 900 to $1 100 a year. Referred. from $ " t •• Health Comml5ldqp er GreeD' ran mltlecl reports on the condition at th~ city's water supp Iy. The . bacteriologIst rts "the water Is m good condl .. r.po . . n Iytlcal 11 n" and the city chemist s a a °p~rt concludes with the Btatemen~ re "ThiS water I~ In good can dition . ("ounty Trea:mrer Daniels asked that ta~es on property on Albemarle, Bel .. mont, DUllston Kenmore. Doyle, On .. Wiley t Bl'l 0, .S l>a~roo~e. SkillenC and ts be re.. hf'ld in trust for in a.n , streets, .. h t "a reasonI 0 n the ground t a ducer, t at taxes II able reduction at ~he o~.7uo~~y to ta.ltf! , ..·m giYe me an ~Porrer I now ha.vo advantage at a ra!" ablt:! me to pay the tor the propprty. e~he funds to the ~ taxes and rE'!'Itore fan ts." Rtderrecl. Whprf)Qs. Thf' Bonrd nf Ttf'alrb or thl" town r,f "'r~l l"~ne{':) bn!' p:tnmtnl'd Into lb(' (,('Ilflillnn of ~ald ~('m('tE'r~' nnrt hll"n " OANG[ROUS TO QUAI1ANTINE HOSPITAL t Llf[ Of P[OPL[ IJ RE.VIEW FERED SITES AI'iD iFIN'ALLY LAY THE MATTER OVER, Tho Committee on Sanitary MC8SUI"(:S I Z()cJh'r last O\'('nIng that the priC'c or the propo::;ed ~-acl'o ~ Rite at KE n~lngt.'n ..:\\·enue and .Eggt'rt Road oftpr,-~u fur a quarantint~ hospital West Seneca Officials Complain to Mayor ot Howard Cemetery. DECLARE IT A PUBLIC ll~T/ll HANGS FIRE f"~- ALD RMEN DISom;S TWO' OF- LIVING N[ARBY. learned throubh Ald. had been relluc:ed to $10.001. A 2Q..atre 8.1te a l Uallpy A \'enuc t!t alTered for $...::).000. Chalrma.n )ol.utin was lUlXious to dispose of the !tite (j.uC'&tion but in the abse.nco 71'111 ot AldtTmnn KE-onedj" and SuUlvan It ~~ltJNCE. was d.eemeJ. arh'istlble to Jay tho matter o'·E"r untU o'tl(,ck 1I1onday Health C'lmm! att~'rnooD l~;m at I Sreenc has been .-.1 prodrJmg' lIt,.) ~·ummJltep. to get them tlj Demand That City of Buffalo a(.'t. Ald. ':\Ic~tlchcl'n agree-d with Ald .. Z'lclll'r thal thl! pre.!'tmt quarantine h ....s pital "'n~ unl~l fo r palientA, hUl he heClean It Up and Refrain !lC\"('d H. cuuld be made sanitary nnd should bl' unlt·~~ they could gt'l the 8U~r­ From Burying More "isars to join in for th~ ercctLon or u.. i &uitahlo. hU~)Jital on the County farm. Bod ies There. I HALO NOW HAS TIMES. ATER SUPPLY Ith~e '7,,,~OOD W / ) /11/1.-- .... tpry. (lwnf'd hy the city of Buffalo. wblth f'nmphlnts. st8.tf'd th:tt thp eoocHtlnn ot "'/lld (,pmNpry wn~ d8nJ!eroll~ to litE.'! rind henltb : and. romp ttl fhi> ('ondll~lnn tbnt thf' (-'nnflltl,")n nn't';· roxbtln~ at ~nld reruf'l£'ry 1111 flJln~f<I'. Oll!>;. to 11(.' nnd henltb ot the commuuh,; nnn thH'pfnrp hl' it nl'''l.nl\'C'iI. Thnt the RnArd of ITf'nlth nt rhf' town nf \Ye!'it :;::cner.a dOE'FI herphy rlf" rlnr!' thnt the- Hnwnrrl Ct'mrotpry. In th,-' tnwn nf "'pst F;roP('n. 1I:S It IInw ('~I!\t."l, 11 puhll,' nulsl1nc'e: nnd b(' It tUrlht'r R~~nh(·d. Thnt tb('v ~('r\'t.. a oottf"P. "P"D thfO dr,· nf nlltr.'\ln r{.I'1.II('!ttlna; thf'1U to 1"" \\'hrI'P;t!oo , (· .... D\plalnrs hllrp bpt"n rpf'('i'rPI'I frAln r'rnm hllrytnJ;r an:\' morp cirnd in th(' II~ tll.- finord f\( llrullb of the town or 'yp~! !'!~td I"pnU'tt"rv nnrl furtbel' rf'l'1.u(>stln~ tbplD ~(>nf'(,1\ (rom thp Inb hlr'iDtt-: nt the tOt\,u of tl\ ('Irno up' !;~hl rf'm('lt'I'Y and pr,..perl,. Inter tbe relUaln~ alreAdy burl('f) therpln. [WANT' CO A CION T "AND THAT QUICK 1 W(,!l:t R-"npl"t'I. 1I"lng neRr tbe- Howl\rfl C"f'm('. 'f .- 1Iavor Knight today transmitted to Board ot Aldermen the fOIlOWI.~g nOlice and resolutions which he _ cei\'ed last week t:oom the town authorities ot West Seneca: "To the City of Buffalo: "You will please take notice th~t ~~ a regular meeting of the Boar Health at the town at West Seneca, hela on the day of June. 1902. the condition existing at the Howard Cem~­ t owned by the city ot Buffalo, ""SS e~r:';'lned Into, and the condltloos there round were determined by said Board at Health to be dangerous to lite and health at the community and that the said Board at Health declared the same I to be a public nuisance, and the Board I t Health ot the town ot \\1'est Seneca ~emandS that the city at Buttalo re - .. b • any more dead In olty ot Buffalo Is / hereby requested to clean up said cemetery and properly inter the bodies already burien there. "CHRISTIAN L. SCHL'DT, "Supervisor. "FRANK E. SCOE!;'TBLOMberk o"n . e~ l~th BOY BITT[N l#~~ I ~ TWIC[ BY tAT I I ~~~~n c!~~eryU~~~~he ::~~~~~Rb~A'i.~~~~tGi~· "ROBERT EWALD. J. P. "JOHN HUBER. • "Citlzen-at-Large. "E H BALLON, M. D., ' . "Health Officer. "Board at Health of the Town at West Seneca." ~ " "llllam Leonard. 8 years old. ~on ot H. B. Leonard of the !lchooner Rounds. was bitten in the cal! and ankle at the lett leg by a cat in Rexford'! grocery ~tore at Main and Prime streets la te yee:terday atternoo n. The boy was laken to his home. where a physiCian was called and dre5sed hili n'ound!l. The ca t wah remoyed to the dog pound. Capt '''.. H. The Health Departmen t has been no.. Ufted. Th. ....", Buffal~eal~ ~~:;; d<'Partmcnt "!~ lS ~ l lJt1 e nllLol\in:g precau the " of J aY'~~di~~JUIY +lh: )Q~ .Yp'X or ('lose a.ny Fourth ockjaw , or tet&nu". I_ ..:a'll':t "7"" c· ~ t or ' Iy ~ which.. 1~~..tr..t It Ia , dirt. ed to the aJr ~ut ~h.:":'~ da~I;,~~, th~ 'kl~~u~;; "!?n 1 I th .. woun~" c?u""d by hits o.r pc j, n h rusty nail". and w en frlon capes or ~ Y n ~ th~ J;tenn is roused I the air Is excdu d • dU~ lhe m'ost \io Iomt ' to activity an pro F\)Urth ot m~on kno,,-n, HElxe any 1 P . v>"Ountj , no metter howd.octtx n.ppe.renLv July whQ Insl""lftcan t, dre.ss<>d by a. , • ~'-lll know how to ctl:"an~p I It thilrou......."l,: thoe proper tree. t rrr ]I t ) rrt and 8JPJ) y '''en t. the gN\\'Ih and activity ..,)t this ba..cdllus, resulting in lo('kjaw The hpa.lth authorit1~.s (:1BQ.W'h~r9 h ld E-mulate th~ ButTalo h5"alth 8U~ St.horilti!'s ou a.nd lhen the evil from E'''; - plOOlng fireworkS and IIrearm" on July I .4th wou Id be cons!.derably mitlgated. --l I ----x �..- 199 weST SEN ECA TO FIGHT ALL BURIALS IN POTTER1SF/ELD r- fl~ Certificates from Department of Health. FREQUENT Rtnt1!-1.tiC's In the ll"IlOrtnwnt of health, fol' (\. swarm of C'hllc1rpn flrp Invading his u~ually qult't room to ask fol' permits to worlt during Vl\.('ntlon lime. From n few day,," befon'" the close ot: ~H'h()ol un- til well Into July the demand oontlnues nt1u this year, Dr. Gram :::ays, the requests are more numerous than UAual. "Last month I handled o\'er 1.100 applications fOI' vurution work,'" enid Dr. Gram. "j,\Iore than 400 were nc('ppted and ('("rUfkat£'R were issue:d, About 700 were W Ing pa u per d~atl in that gravtyard, and that the city authorltlc-l"I take ~ome action th a t will result in remedying t he existing aeplora ble condition. Thl!; afternoon Ma.yor K.nlght trans mitted thQ n;~olution!' to the Common Council, al~o a notice of West Seneca' R omcial~ to the et'tect that the burying ot un cl a i med dead in HO\\",lI'd Cemetery must C'('a!1le. R ec entl y the Common Council, as a result of The Enquirer'!; exposures, ordered th e county authorltle~ to ~top burying its dl"ad in the cemetery. and now 1\"p~ t SeneC'",'\ seek.!" to restrain B urra.lo (rom doing any buryIng there. All thIs goes to show that The Rnllu! reT'R rc("ent agitation on the subject W.o.ot avail, and that the field, which reeks with disease, should be obliterated. F ollawlng are the preamble and resolu tion adopted by the town board or W est Seneca. at a meeting hetd June 12th la s t: " 'Vherf'ns, Complaints have been rl~· celved by the Board of Health oC the town ot -n"est Seneca tram the inhabitants ot the town of 'Vest Sl'neca. living near the Howard Cemeter)-, ownE'd by the CIty ot Buttalo, which complaints sta.ted that the condition of said cemetery ",'a8 dangerous to liCe and health; and "WbereAs, The Board of Health of the town or est Seneca haR examined Into the condItion ot ftald cemetery and has come to the conclu~lan that the condition now exisling at said c~metery Is dangerous to life aDd health of the com~ m unJty: NoW', therefore. be It "Resoh'e-d, That the Board of HClllth ot the town ot '\"est Seneca does hereby declare the Howard Cemetery tn the town ot "'''C'.!\t Seneca, ns It now exists. a pub ... lIce nuh;ancc, and be it turther "Resolved, Thnt tht!).' RE'rve a. DoUC'e upon the- efty 01 Burralo reQuesUng them to refraIn from burying any more dE'ad tn the said cE'metery and further reQ.u(>stlng them to clean up saJd cemett'ry and prop~ erly Inter the remains already burled there, and be 1t further "Resolved, Thot a copy at this reqolu. tlcn be servrd upon the authorities of the City 0.1 Bul'talo." ,,9 - - HEATH-MAY CHARGES. REVIEW. _ - 7hSJu wui I T/J. Probably B e Taken Up by Health C om mb.loner Greeno Th lo M ornIng, Th e charges of int!J"Xication astainl'-lt Dr!ll H Oath and May. lmq~{'lor~ in the JP.-part· m enl of H~allh, who are now :ruspended pending investigation. ,,·m be taken up 1Iy Health Comml oner Gre't'ue this m orning. D r Gt"cenC" has h~en III and contlllPd to th e hOllse tQt' thp 118ft lew aa)~, but lifO W 8l'-1 in hi office ypl!I'~rda.y antI ~·aid that h e would b ... ahlp, to tuke up thoe Hrn,th and ~{ay ca~e this m(II'uing, The Chat'ges "" e re tn have bE!:ll"n hC.<lt"'u two w~ek~ ago a n tI Wl're l'tOftponl·t1 hy, r'~("I~t of the ('oun~1"1 (01' the aCC'lIst'd Hnd Corpora tlon C llun,!<:(>l l"l'ldmlin, who wt're not ready to ll !'Ol:Pf'd, Pl'incil1al Knf>l1 of Public SChO. 01 ~o, 41, I.. t he man who lll't~rcnfd th(> ('harges agRm,::,t Dr~. lleltth !till! )t.l}' alld will be tho ('~)mpl8.ining witness at the hearing. I "To the City ot Butralo' "You wJ1l please tnke i,otlce that ~t a fe·gula.r mef'ttng at the Board ot Health o! t he- town or "\\"est Seneca, ht'ld on the J .... th day at June, 1902, the condJtlon ex. bUng at the noward Cemetery owned by the City of Buffalo, was examined Into. and tbp conditions there found were ch·t~rmlnf'd by ~mld Board ot Health to be dnngerOU8 to liCe and health ot the !ommunlty and that the saJd Board ot fiealth declarcd the psme to bC" n public lUfsnnce, and the Board of Ht'"nlth ot 'he town at West Seneca demanc1s that th(' City ot Butralo Terrain from burying any more drad In said cemetC'ry and theClly ot Butralo Is herrby requested clean un !nfd c('mft~ry and properly ln~ \er thf' bodies nll"t'ady burlpcl there. "CHRISTIAN L. SCHUDT, to "FRANK E. Sup(,l'vlsor. SCHOENBLOM, " ,.. 'I7'RANrr D. CALDWEIJTJ, TownJ, Clerk. .~ R. I' - . r~rw:H'cl." "'Yh:tt Wl1S the nlaln reason for retusa I?" the eloctor Wa" a.keel. "Chlhlrpn weTP too young," wos the E ST SENECA residents. and those comprising the Town Board, have a r r ived at the conclusion at last that Paller's Field Is a place In which disease In abundance 1 urks, and thn.t it is absolutely necessary t nr t he health at the community that the process of burying unclaimed deod In t he field be stopped. Ma y or K night was notified on Thursdny last that the Town Board had adopt ed r""olutlon. calling upon the City or Butralo to ,top the work of bury- callf'd Yf"S erd aY ~;ttlf'ncl a l"kk ('hUdln th(' Llmllv 1. Mr. nc1 :\11'f:l. Rt()k(>1 of .2.,~ IJudin)!tnn tre<'t. 'hA ('hUrl, ;) y(>ar~ nlo. thC'\' fOUlvl 'as slIff('ring from ~mn.I1-11ox, ·the- Ht'<.Ilth ijJf> pa rt mf'nt ..... a~ notllit'fl and totla\' j-'{('alth l'ommlssionf>r l;r(,f>lle had til ~ ('hlld rc~ mon'd t,j th. Q",;t,ralltint' Ut}:-onltal. , TheBe ore bURY day" In the omce of Dr. Ji"l'nnltlln C. Grnm, I'fog-I~tr[lr of vltnl (j. reply. "("'omparntively fE'W or the poorC:'r pt'opif' r<.~nll7.e that thf'r~ Is a restriction even on vn('atton perm't~ and chUdrpn who arE' too young to gf't the per- ', I 111itS apl11y an(1 arE' greatly dl~appo1nt­ ed at 1)f'lng rE'fusE'u. "Somt": days my otnC'e nm] thp on(l a<ljOining ure- nIlcll with chllflren. many of the-nl a('companll'd b~" th(,1r mothers, to said the doC' tor. IIThere Is sure to be trouble wh("n I rE'tUf'e to l~!ue a pl"rmtt and man)- ohject to ~weaTing as to the agt> or the (·hlldren." Stntt' lR'V8 go\'~rnlng thp employment ot chlWrpn In mf">rC'u.ntUe ~~tabll~h­ m~nt8 ()r elsewh~re art~ ver)" ~trlct and in Buffalo the health dpparttnent mnke~ every ~rtort to see that the la"\"\'6 are cnforcpd. llpgardln~ dren, the the employm,ont or chil- ~tatf' Inws nr ... as follows: Emplo\'men t of Children. A child und~r Ihe n~e ot tourt('~n ye:1TS I!hD Il' not be employed In any mercantile f"BlBblll5i.Jrnf"nt. f":trept that n. chlld upward ot twplve yf"a.ra of asP may be emplo}'pd tbf'reIn durIng, the yacatlon ot the publif" IK'boola of tbe city or district wbue lIucll clltabhsb· mfmt tIS situated, No child undpr tbe &It'! ot e.lxtOC!'u YfDr, shall be ~mJ)to)"ed In any me-r .. cantlie Ultnbltsbment.. unless f:u('h chfld "ball product' a rulln('atf" issued liS pro\'lded In this nrt!rl(l, to b(! ftlt'd In the am{,:O of [uC"h, establl"hmrut, Ctrtificare for Employment. How 118uf'd-Suf"'h CI'rtlftcfite ehan bf' fs· sued by tho OXet'Uth'l' omc:er of thl'! board, departwpnt or rommlslUoucr ot health ot the ('It.y, town or \'lIIagl} ,,'bere such child ree,1t'lf's or Is to be ('mployed. or by suC'b othf"r omrcr ther(>of u mlly be dC'6lgnated. by resolUtion tor tbat purpose. upon tbe nppllcatlon ot tbe child. deslrtng Bu('h employment. At tbe Ume ot making such appltcalioD tbero shall 1)8 filf"d with such bonrd, d~partment. ('ommtsstoner nr omc~'r. tbe amdavlt. ot the parent or guardIan ot 6u(b ('hUd, or the penlOn Ftandlng In parental relation tbereto. 6howlng the dat(.'l nnd place of birth ot luch ('bUd, Such <"ertlnc3te 8bo.)1 not be ISSl1td unless the omcer luulng the SRme Is 53-US" ftpd that 8uch child Is rourteen years of age or upward, and Is physl('ally able to pf'r· torm tbe 'Work whleb be Intends to do, No fee shall bE' dpmand~d or recph·ed tor n.dmln .. leterlog an oath [", rE'qulred by this 8ec'tton. Contents of Certificate. Su('h "ertlnC'ste sho.l1 e-tnte the- dnte nnd ~arl' ot hlrth ot t~h~ ("htld, It kno,,"n, Bud de9t'rlb(1 th e color ot fhe hnlr and f'Y~S, the ht'lght and w('tj(ht Bnd any dlsttngulshlng racial marks of surb ('hl1d~ aud tbat, In tbe opinion of th~ otn('('r II~mlng fIou('h C'E'rtIOr-6tt>, 8uI'h '~hlltl Is upward of fourte(lD y~aTl!l ot age, nnd Is phYflirnlly Dblo to pertorm the work whlrh ht intcntl, to do. CROWB;R~HILn 7v ANIMAL Klan NEIGHBOR WITH PROBABLY BE SENT TO PASTEUR INSTITUTE. A mad dog created terror in the v icIn- Into her arm. Ity ot th e pier at tlhe head of Squaw Island late yesterda.y afternoon and berore It was kil led Bertba Miller lhten year old daughter ot Albart Mille; was b it ten t Moe and two ot lIlr. Miller's dogs wer e also bitten by the brute. The chlld was bitten once In the arm and In t he leg. She was playing near her home w h en t he dog came runnlng along and attack ed her. It epran k a.t her th roat but the child warcled off the dog with h er arm and i t sank its teeth WILL The child than ran and the dog tollowed her biting her on the leg. Two of Mr. ?iIlller's dogs attacked the maddened animal and both were bitten. CharleB Dickens, who lives nearby picked up an iron bar and w'ent nfte~ the dog. The dog then made for him. He struck It oYer the head with the bar several Urnes and kIlled it. The health commlSRioners ""ere notltied and will InveRtlgate. It may be fo u nd n~cessary to send the chlld to the Pasteur Iustitute. T h e Mil ler dogs w ill be taken to tho lJ o u nd , tUAP thr.:~£' C'hlldren, for want t~ btP.JoIp. ell upon th@lr taCl'R and constant clep· rlvatton has ("nst itA sIckl!' mal'k upon their b(.'ht and undpvololJPll ftg\1re~. uthpr rhlldrc·n come In healthy, •• IlPpy, ro~y. wanting to pal'n eomC!thJng (f'Jr the ~umm(>r. get tht>lr certlfic'ltPs fronl the l'eglstmr anrl march triumphantly out 01 the omo~ with thp tiny sll" which mnkflos it pos61bll~ tor the1n to t'arr:: c: little llloney during vBcaHon timE", flWe ha\'p mUl"'h <11fflculty in making the chtldl'pn and thf'tr mothpTs under- etand that they do not han to pay ror having thelr signatures acknowledg<>d by n. notary," Raicl Dr" Gram, 1.Iany of thpm Ray thpy haven't the money, bu! wh£>n I poInt out the notices prlnted on every applkatlon blanl< that oomml~are not allowpd to accept n t~f' . the-y oon't fOe-pm even then to C'om- 8loncr~ pre-hend." ----------...------- WeLL ENOUOlf TO TRY CASES /..,- AOAINST M. D.'S DR. G R EESE SICK ltl AN, B UT WILL JlE.~ R EYID ENCE ON CHARGES A GAlXST HEATH A ::\'D M A Y 1/IJ!d:'T T \; ES D ·4. COUR AlthoZh" -Health Commlstlol' r G e· Is confined to hi. boflii! 'iiiih l slight cbld he 'expects to be we:! .enou gh on Tue.clay to conduct the Invest!g.. tlon or the charge.. made by PrinciPal' LOul. Knell against Drs. H'eaffi and lIlay or the heaHh office. The chnrgPs have been pending- .ome montbe nnrt the hearing was postponed ten daYB ag, at the request ot lhe counoel r epr t· sentlng the physicians. Publ!clty will characterize tbe hearIng. It will not be held bthlnd CIi:>8Pd doors and all the parties concerned will be represented by legal adVisers. Corporation Coun.el Feldman will r e p resen t Dr. Greene, Dr. Hea th wlil b e represented by Quackenbu.h & 1.< "·0. Dr. May by Hickman & Palmer, ""bUe Mark Hubbell will took after Prlnclp:>.! Knell's Interests. The Investlgatlun of the chargt.'s ~ t Intoxication while on duty as vacclnntIng phySicians In the school In ~harge or Principal Knell. ha.; virtually bc@ n !orced by two accused doctors, At t he lime ot the alleged occurrence. the r o>port was made by ~r. Knell to Supt. Emerson, who notified the health om· cer· Subsequently the principal. wben asked by Dr. Greene to substantiate ht. charges. e~prf'~sed hIm~el! a.'" \... ll'lng to let the matter rest where It stoo1. Dr •. Heath and ~ay were not satisfied with this condition ot affairs, however. and insisted upon an open apo!'Jgy or a Rub.tantlatlon or their allcged misconduct· 'When Dr. Greene Intormed the Principal that he must do one thing or the other, as the accused phr~lcl.ln8 were not wHUng to rest under the ::;tlg. rna placed upon them, Principal :noll .ecured and dell\'ered to the H.4lth I ~tact~. _ 'GIRL BITTEN BY RABID DOG ~htld oppl),lng for sucb C"('rtlncate. Rnd Is obi,. to n'od nud "'r1tt.> simple sentences In th(lo Eng~ Gtmeratlons of (lnJdg!'ry urn ¢aAlIy t1'o(:N1 in the worn, lincIl taceJ' 0: the • "hlldren who appl}' for c .. rt!!'~ e. They lie, many of tnem. when IUIke,1 their age, hoping by nn untruth to he I allowed to ellrn th.lr IIttl~ mite t(ward the tnmlly support. It Is hard to rl'- port of his accusation. Upon the r~· celpt 01 thl. evidence Dr, Greene Immediately Buspended the two accused phy,lclans, pending an Investigation ot No 8uf'h ('('rtln.:!'" shall be Issued untl'se It apPE'ars to the fUltlstu('t10n ot such board, d{,p8rtm~llt, l"'omD1i8~louer or otllrer that the npplylng therefor has rf'!ularl}' nttend('d at a 8('hool In wbit'h rt'ndlng, 8p~lllnlL ,,'rltlng, arithmetiC', Engltsh grammar Dnd gMRTupny nrc taught. or upon equlval('!Dt Inslruc'tlon by 0. compf"t,(>nt te-ocher t'lsl'wh('r~ than at n l5C'hool, for a p{'riod t'Qual In length to one 8c'hool yt'ar, durfng tho lear pr('vloul5 to his nrrlYlng at thp ngo of four. tl"CQ )"08.1'8_ or during the Yf'11r prt'vlo1l!1 to 'I ahnll he othC:r thoD 'h Offlcer:i Bt"lme twenty affil'layJt.9 tn sup- SrilOol attendance required. LITTLE GIRL SEVERELY t yB~~~N BY A M~J?S;OOG h W' ml' lu tho publiC' 8('hooJ 'Y' IPre Plucb cl1t1drc'! re a1rln nr., f"oe~d for n vae ltton. Ft.:"RED THAN GHA3-ITED LAST 1I10:-1TTT SOMFJ SA D CASES. 0 HIS ACTION A RESUL.,! THE ENQUIRER'S EXPOSURE. Grl'~np Wf>l'l' REFUSALS ('~ --- '1i/o J'u.l Such ,·nt":.1t1on " 't'tlfi ... I.t"! lIha.1I time In -wilich tbl t.lhl mal' In 0. oercnn t l1e rst,aI)lIahmoht MnRE APPr,IrATIONS WERE RE- Town Board Notifies City of Buffalo That Cemetery Now Reeks With Disease. l--- Dr~ om;. PERMITS. l- 'EX PRE:. ~ I ~y .nIJhildren apply for Labor r 'OIJIRER, TlON atilt WCII" t'ld 1 .,U( d ttT tb" Bam!.} ofll ~ht llio vtber {' "tlfled ""q'Jlr J. b t I IIsb lnngungo. Th(l l'rlnC'lpal or other eXl'ruth {I offi(,fOr ot , Il Bchool tit wbkb a child bll~ bp('n In nt. • ....<-\1: . : ---Ier Who ba.-'I instnlt"ted, (>IAc"WnH~ tban at a ~('bool. 8hn furnlt>b to su\'b child or to th~ board or deparltnf'nt at bPRlth, or hl'oltb offl('t'r or ('omwls~lo[H r, upon dewond. n stttemf'.nt or 1111.' tH hool nttf>ndouf"c o~ 8ucb ('hUd. such ('hili Employment of Childrm durin" Vaca. tions of Public Schools.Chllrtren ot tho nge ot tWf'lYo yeflrs or more ""bo ('"nn rC3d nnd wr1tl' f'.lmpln s ... ntenC" .... In the EnFtllah Ia.ngu:l.ge may bl' t-mployed 10 m~ri'nnttlo ('Mtubll8huHmlli dlu'Jng the yn('n,. tinn ot the public scboolls in th/\ ('ttv or sf'bool dh,.lrlN wb"re 8uch children rU~ldp, ~pon t'omplylug wIth all tho pr'o\'!s10ns or this af'rtl"n, t~:t{'Pllt I bnt feQufrln, Sl'hool ottend. I I1U('(', {'ertlnf'atl8, J he Or. Ignntf'cl ns "\"lI-a_ • tlOD ~f'rll1kllt 1, may bo ISlJue..d to ucb ehll r drcn In bf' Bille fOlnl r.oDblnlQg l e Qm~ ~ESTERD!JRE ANI~frrc;EDE~HILD AND ALSO BIT OTHER DOGS BE- I FORE IT WAS KILLED--THE I' HEALTH DEPARTMENT WAS, NOTIFIED. , 1 About noon yesterday a. mad dog ren down the pier at the head of S'IU W leland nnci attacked Bertha, the 10y ear-olt! daughter of Albert Miller. Th ohlld ,,'n. badly bitten 'on the. le~ .. ""d arm, The anlnlal then wcnt tor two at Miller'fi dt1g~, whlC'h Wer€' "l'll che'wed UJl. A m;\l'~ 1l1lmerl f' I 1 ,,~ 1 Dlcken~ went to the rescue and kl. led the brute with lt~ iron har I :lllIIer lI""s In the houseb"at at tll~ pier. The Health Commlsstoncrs we .. ~ notlfted. �HALL .-L. 'N The atten ... _ e at 7est:erdq .fternoon'" concert In Convent1on BaU, while not quit 10 large 88 a 1\'eek. ago, "'AI on the whol .. y.tllllfac.·tory, and It Is announced that tbl eoncprts \\'111 be continued tor a short t1m~ at least. The net pl"o<.'eedl of next Sun ,day's CODeert, like those ot yesterday's: will be turned oyer to the fUnd tor the purchase Bnd re{'oDstru('tloD ot the elec.tric tower, and the ('ommlttee In charge of the tower 8ch( me wtll do all they can to boom the ('oo("("rt. Musically. the Dftb coucert of the N{'rieR waa eminently 811Usfn(·tory. Tbe program wall arrangpd with cnre nnd tn~te. and tilt· llelectlonl were ull w ... l1 rendered. muny of them being entbu8hu~tl(,Rl1y l'Ut·Ol"l' ll. orchestra shows CODr;tant The Improv{'lUl' nt un- der the direction ot Mr. Lund. The Boioist of the .ttf'-l'DOOD WAS MII'IM KntE' f;hpT- bourn.... contraito. who snng (iranl('r' s " HIl.... 08." witb NevIn's '-The Hosury" tor ... encore. THE "ETTER CASE. IIlquhdtlon papeora In the case of Mra. liar, Yetter ot "~e8t Seneca, who (lied .udd ...Dl7 lalt Friday night under clr("um-,nce. whIch Bttraett'd 80me attention ng the ,-lIlng(>T8. were DIed In the oree of the county clE'rk this mQrnlng. Tbf'Y are Ilgued by Justice ot the Peace Ewa ld, 'Who presided at tbe inqut'st. Dr. F_ H. Iller and several neighbors, nnd death ascribed to nntural cnU8("8_ Jlra.. Vetter was about th(~ bouae all usual FrIda)". but ('omplalne,1 ot not teellog well In tbe E"'~f'lng, nnd a flh~-9Iclan wns Betore he arri'ved sh,' died. iCi-INloICIEH WOULD TRY AGAIN. 'Villiam Schnpider says '''''" back to the legislature :rear one of the first things he do will be to reintroduce the grade bill which ~layor Knight ha. It waH :Mr. Selmeide's bill. This It had become n law. would haye the amount of consequential for ,,·hich the city is lIable new grade crossing viaduct deaerlptlon. telegraphed from DeHolmlund arrested H. C. Saturday night at one ot tbe large According to the mesrmge lJE"nt ~trolt, Bnrator Is wanted at that on the charge ot obtalnlol 18011.., faille pretcaaa � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Medical Newspaper Clippings, 1901-1906 Description An account of the resource Four 16” x 10” (40.6 cm x 25.4 cm) “scrapbooks” with a total of 789 pages of articles from Buffalo, Western New York and other newspapers were discovered in the Robert L. Brown History of Medicine Collection at the Health Sciences Library. The time period covered is October 31, 1901 through June 14, 1906. The subject matter runs the gamut from public health issues such as disease outbreaks in the city and elsewhere, sewage, water, food and milk purity, tenements and animal control to Buffalo and area politics. There are numerous images and cartoons as well. These articles were apparently compiled by a “clipping service,” in Buffalo. The other interesting aspect of this collection is the fact that Buffalo had so many newspapers at that time. The articles were taken from papers including the News, the Courier, the Enquirer, the Times, the Review and the Express. There are also clippings from Buffalo’s German language newspapers. Use of the clipping collection is now available through four acid-free, bound paper copies. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact the History of Medicine Collection, <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine</a> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL002 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Volume 1, Medical Newspaper Clippings, 1901-1906 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Health Sciences Library. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context lib-hsl002_vol1 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 10/30/1901-7/12/1902 Type The nature or genre of the resource Newspapers Text Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Clippings Subject The topic of the resource Smallpox -- prevention & control Tuberculosis -- prevention & control Rabies -- prevention & control Epidemics -- prevention & control Quarantine Vaccination Epidemics -- New York (State) -- Buffalo Quarantine -- New York (State) -- Buffalo Smallpox -- Vaccination -- New York (State) -- Buffalo Tuberculosis -- Prevention Rabies -- Prevention Communicable diseases -- Hospitals -- New York (State) -- Buffalo Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital copystand of clippings scrapbook Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Contact the <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>History of Medicine Collection</a> with questions. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/71d6e760531a95094e7d1c31a5e5b6d8.pdf 4853349c9e8405920e66f4da2fea679e PDF Text Text TORY OF rHE M~ SONS OF ALBANY. ~~.#2- _ Ilation by ~(L. LoyCl, Gi ving <:t ~omc l'Jete Lis of the Members of the OJ'del' in This City, Arran ged Alphabetically- Will Fill a L ongFelt Want. The second Installm ent or th e com· Douglass I(poneth, ft ... . ... . ...\: 13l~rs plete di rectory or t~ e ~'rp c aoel Douglass. Willard MoO .•.. Anoen'. City A ccepted Masons o[ Alban y, comp!le<l Draper . lIarl'Y U .. .. . . , • . •.... Templ~ by WIll L. Lloyd and alphabetIcally Drap~r, II. P..... ........ ,\nelent CIty arranged Is publ!sh ed here"dtn. Tt.e Drlschler. I "r~dpi irl( ....... Ulltti:!nb e:'g first Install ment was publl ~bect In I be Drislane, William I~ ........... r empl·; Duh", Lnuls . .... . .. . . ... . 'Va.3~l!;'~i.On Sunday Press ot Jun(j 2~. DllllJis, Ueorgfl C ... ..... . .'\n(J~nt Cay Name. L odg~. CbamberlalO, Frank .. . .. . . . ,. ~Ia'ters UuOols, Hoberl HoO .. . .•.. \,\'a sblngtoll Chapman, Clarence C. ...... .. Ma,ters Ducker, lIenl'Y E ..... James Ten l!)VCi( Chapman, Napoleon B . ..... . Temple Dugan, Danlol ... , •. . James Ten l!)CV!( Cbarles, Thomas ..... . · .. AnClcnt CllY D'lgan, JaUlOs ........ . , , .. \nclent Clty Cbase, 1>1 C...... .... J ames Ten I ~\cl{ Dugan, .lohn I'; ... . ... Jame. Ten I::YCI{ Cheever, Henry NoO .... , . Ancient City Dugan , Thomas .1. ,Jr....... \\'adswortll d, Byron M .•........ . Ancl~nt City Dugan, WIlliam 1:1 .. ... James rrp. l!)YCk , George M ......... ···· .'I'pmple Dumary, T Henry ............ Temple Job n D........ ... · Wads""rl b Du .. I,er. \\'ill Jam ,\" ..... ..lucien t (', t)' , John D. Jr... ....... .. . Temple Dyer. \VilltalJl ::; . . . • .•. . ...... ~la S l f. 1 s an, I.'rederlrl< IV ... Jas Ten E;yc k Dyer. ZeIJ .\ . .•..•..•. •. •••\l1clent ':Ity George 1' ........ Wa"hlugton Eastf)U. l"rpt}nncl\: . ... , ...... . ')lasttls Il cnry B .. .. ...... ,/,pmple Easton, \\·illlam • ..••..•.•... . ~la"ters ~ Iallman , Willia m C... James 1 en I>YC K Ealon, Cailin W ....... . .. . , .. ~Ias t"rs Clapp, Augustus A....... .. \\'a'lsworUI r<:alon, John • . ......••• . .. \\'a.t,w orlll Clark, Ell C.. .......... . ... .. Masters Ebol, Ilarolcl P •. . • ...... .. . ... 'l~mplo Clark, Dan J .. . . .. .. ... . .... . TeDlpl" Ehel. William 0 .......... . .... J'omille Clark, J. Archlbalel. .Jam es TCll E;yc k Eberle, .Jacub . . ........... UUU. Pfl /)crz Clark, Olgiv io G... .. . ... . Ancient CIIY Edgerton. I"rederlcl{ W........ Temple Class, Peter ... ......... . Ancient e:lty Edmonds, George 8 ...... Anel~nt Cit\' Classen, Freet L ........ .. Ancient CIty Eu wards. A ...... .... ..... \\allsw'Jrtil Jam0S Ten l!!yrk Edward . ..... . . .... Wa shlng[on Edwa)'lis, Cnlvln Cohn, Mal·k ... .. ..•... • .. W asllinglo n I::d\\'a1'(lo, Leland ...•. .••. .. , .. Temple Cohn, Morri s .......... ... Washingto n Edwards. WIlliam .. .• •.•. Anci"1It CIt\' Cole, Ashl ey W ........... . Wad "ortb Egerton, William S ........... "lasters Cole. Cbarles W ....... , •...... T emple Ehle. Harlow C .. ....... .. Anclent ( 'Ity Cole. Edward H .... •.... . ... .. T emp l e Ehlers. August .... ..... .. . . ... T~m[lle Cole. Frederick W .. ... , .... .•. T em ple Ehrman, F('Irtll11~nd ..... !\!olllll Vernon Harry E .. .. . ..... ... .. .'1 ~n; ple Eif'henbro ncr, JacolJ . . . ... '\'aEhiJl~ton Charles S .. . .. .. Wa silington Eions. :\lIIlon C .....•••. . . WashiDP;ton James M ....•.. AOC'Jell t CIty Elclridp;e. H erbert U . . ....... . . Masters I George N .. ..... . . W ashl ngt " n Elgie. Augnstlls . . . . • . .. MOllnt Vel'llon Albert E ...... .. ... .. . Tem ple Eliassot, I l arry , ...•..... W ashington I........ . ..... Wasblllgton ~'rederlck .•... , .. . \\ acl swort h Elias at. John M .. ...••.... W adsworl h Ell el's. Ch arl~s liJ . .. • .. . ~lottnt Vernon IIns, Joseph C.. .... . , .. \\'adsworth Ely , \'\' 1II lam C.. .. .. ... .. Anclent City lins. WlIllam ...•... ... Wael sworlh Enge l, Garl ........•.•.... Guttenberg I.... _,h. Frank B ..... , •....... r emple l!)nnie• .I ohn W" .. . ...... A n cient City Lewis B ..... . , . .... .. .'l' (>m pl~ Enos, II pnry D . ...... James Ten l!)yel( Com!;to·ck, Davi d B . ... . ...... Maslers Enselei n • .loh n .\ .. . ...lam es Ten E;ycl{ l oOomste>clr. Franklin .. • . ....... Temple Erd mann . \Villiam G. B. o .. ... . 'l'emp le H ... ....... W ads worth Ern es t, Geol·ge ...... . .•... Wad swortU .'L.UOII""", Jacob S .. .. . James Ten l!)yrk Ern st, .Joseph A ...... .. ....... Templ e l',;<Ilmlllnc .. ... •. . An Cl cn. CIty Ertzberger. A r cblbald S . . Jas Ten l!)ycl, Ertzherger, E. J ......... .. W adsworth ;f::~~:~:~~~~ w.HW..... . ....... M aslers . ...... An clen t Ci ly Erw in. WillIam ! I ..... .... Wa(lswOrtll Henry 1'........ . .. Masters Evans. Edward H... ... ....... Maslers Victor A .. ....... Anclent City Elverest, [ 1\1., ,11' .• ••. James Ten Eyel( ,C(lOgao. William C.. ...... . ... Tern pi p Eyers . lIalTY G ......... ... W adswOlth ward E .. .. ...... Ancient CIty Fagen ballm, Morris ....... \\'asbington J. Frederick .••..... Guttenb erg j.'ahl bust h. W,lliam .•..... Gutten herg John '1' ........... Mo'lnt Vernon Fairrhll rl, William . ... lam es Ten Eyel{ Rob ert P ... ... . . .. .... . T emple [·'a,oldt. Otto H ....... James Ten i!:ycl, Seth P..... .. , ... .... . . . T emple Fa\\'rlry. llenl·y ...... .•. .. Wadsworth Leander B...... . . . . . .. T emple ["azakerly. George ....• •.. . Wadsworth Wllilam B ... , •. • .. W a5'jtngton Fellows. Townsend H ... .. . \Vadswortll , John L ...... . Jam es f en I£ycl{ Felt, Davlel S ........ ..... Ancient "ttv Cbarles H .... . .... ..... Temple I"ellman. Thomas 1\1.. .... Anclent City John L ....... , . . . .. Wad swortl, Fergnson, F. H ....... .... Anclent Cit)' I. John . .......•.. . Ancient CIty I·'pt'g u ~on. John H ...• . •.. An('ient Cll\' "'llrtlRS, Stephen P .. ... . ....... Temple li'iefi \1"1', LOlli s ...... " ... , ' Uulten hel'g 1. 1eennlmore L oO ..... ... Temple Filldns. We l come IJ.. ..... . Wadswortll Frederlcl' C...... .. Watisworlh , ,nch, Charles C .............. Masters . George J .. ..... . .. . W a,lsworth Finch. W('lIlngton ...... j\lount Vpruon Charles ... . .... AnCIent CIty [·'illhel. Alhert D .. . .. . .. .. .. ... '1 ~mple ""u'u,'u". v. George I,.. . ...•.. .. Temple FIRehel'. Hciniiolcl 1·'...•.... UuttrnhPl'g I Andrew .. ...... . ..... . "lasters Fisher. Dav i d .....•...... \\'aRhmp;ton Thomas J......... Wasllinglon Fishel'. H('llI'Y 8 .... .. . ... Anei~nt CIty . heel,. H irnm W .....•... . Masters Fish r, JsaaC' .. , .... . ,. , .. , \\'allf;\\'orlh bec l(, Thomas H.... .. .. . ~lasters Vi.lIel'. W. G. 8 .......... Anclent ClIY Edward G.. ........ ..... \1 asters Fisl{' l"rank H ............... .'J'empll' Rodman D... ...... MOllnt Vernon I·'ltch. Willam K ........ Allrlpnt ('tty e, Hiram d ..... . ..... Warlswortll F'I,auclel'li . Gporg-C' L.,... , •• , A nCl cnl ('It~· Jose ph D............. .. \ \ asters F'lansburg. nalTl'tt J .... . . . \Vacl ~ w01'lil ~'rankhn S ... ... ..... .'fe mple FI01Dlng, .iames K ....... AnClenl CIl)' Lrarrler 1"r~deTlck . .... .•• . Gutt~nbel'g ["Iete ber, S. I,......... . .. Wadsworth prantnellRalllb W ........... .. Templ(' Flo),el, Albion IV ..•.•••.... . .. ·['f'mplp • Charles ll. ...... ... . T em pip Vall. ,John ~1. .Jr......... . . \\ 'a,I"\\'ortl1 Ur·an.nell. ~' ~'., JI·......... .... T empl~ I"ontia, Douw II .............. .' I'ompl c I, H enry .. . ..... .. Waelswortll Vonda. John ... .. ..•.. . ~IOUlll \'c·rnon Cbrlstoph~r J .... ..... T(>m!1l~ I,'ool(cs. IIcnry 11. ............ Tcmple loIases ... . ........ . ... Temple li'orhf'~, ~amll{ · I ... , . ..... AJH,'U?nt City • Charles H .. . ....•.. Temple II'ofl'lnan, llf'lll'Y \V,., ... . \\' a ~hlll~toll • Eugene ... " . ~l oltnt Vernon F'ol'rl,lel'. Itnh!', t W .... . .... .. 't'<' mple ; raw"orClc~zex Me L . . .. . . • .. . ::\laste1"~ Fori, ('hark:::; .~ ... , . , , ...... ' ,.\last('r ::; ~arles ::l ....... ..... ~la.terF F'ol't. l~d'vln .J. . • " .. . ..... \\'a,(Bworth .... ro";Ea.nt. Charles .... James Ten I~yrk Fosl«'11. William E. ...... An cient Cit,· · John .. .. .... ,\I oltnt \('rnoll Fostf'l', HalfY S . .... . ....... , .Templ(l F'owlcs , i>ani r l \V., ....... Anricnl Cll' AnClellt CIty F'ranl{, '\l o~es I., .......... \\'asll1n~toi\ L th ...... .. Wadsworth p u el' ........ . Anrlent Ctly Fralll(, ~t. P ... . •..• •.• . Washingt on ~tc r 11 ......I amI's Ten Evcl, Frazll'r. Charil's W ........ Wall""ortll '''''''IIK, George .... . An cient City l"rPflf'riC'){, A lJo, .•..••••.. \\'ad:o;worth James •. '" • An cient CIty i"redprlck. Charlps 10'....las. Ten ~;j'C'I' \ E........ .... .'I'em ple F'r~dprl(' I(, .John I~ ... . .. )Iollnt \'ol'Oon ~ )tastel's 1"rejll~bl'l' go , Lewis ..•••.. Washing-ton . S ....... . An clent City Frenc'h, l'alvln DoO . ....•.. Watisworth "",u'('~"h"'a lIIUgh . ... , ~l ount \ 'emon l"reutlC'-uthal, H(l)JJ' y ....... \\'a.slllngton _ nr'Olon. ~ Hat I <'S 0 ....... . .. " 'I' (l lll]) I C Frfl'Y. Gottll ('l h , ... , ... ..... Ullllf'nbC'l'~ fY C......... .. . ~Ia'ters Fl'ietlman. Jacoh S.......... . Templo' ',Q'rf'llIO .. • .. , ...... .. I'cmpl e F'risiJP", .'I.rlhlll· [1 . .......... .'If'mpl(' ...... ...... laslers )1'rlsbep, LlJth~l' .... .. , ." . .. , .. 'l'ptnple • ... Anclont Cll \. Pngl'ilOC'rht. l'hris .....• lluttenh( rg •••. ••... Templ;' F'rj~chn('c lit, Chrlstopber. &Ilnttenheri; . • Anolr,nt l.:lt v [·'rl"chlledlt. Jac'lb T . . . ..• G·Jtten berg I I 'Y ... "r. ti ' II~:~~~;:;: ~~~':~;'H "' " . E' ...... .. .. .. Daucle. Henry ....•....... Ancient Glty Dav enport. i"ranl<Hn it ..... ... . T em ple Davenport. Samuel JoO . •..... .'l'emplc Da,ay. IWbert. .. ..•..... Ancien t City Davidson, George G..•. .... ... Masters Davies, David •...•...•...• Wadswor th Davies, I saac . ........... Ancient City Davis, Chal'les E ... . • .. •• .. ... Masters Davis, Cbarles G ... ........... Tem ple Davis, Charles J .. .. . . . . .. .... Temple Da..-Ison. George ......•• . Anclent CIty Dayton. 'Wilbur P... , •... Ao~lent cIty D ean . Archibald .•• •••.•• • WaRhlngton Dean . Bertram D . . .. , , . ....... Templ e Dean, ~'rederiek A . ... •...•. • •. Temple D ear stync, Ch esler I" ..• •• , •.. Masters Dearstyn e, l!)clmllnd C .... .. .. .'l'emp l e Deal'styne, I;'l'Du l, S .. ... . ..... Temple Dearstyn e. Harvey ..... • .• Washington Dearstyno. Will iam H ... . .. Wad swol tb Decker. W. [? . . • . . . . . James Ten Eye l, DeBartb e. \Y illiam E. ......... Tem ple DeFor est. ,I acob J .. ....... W adsworth De~'reest, H ider A .... ... . A n cien t CII), DeGroot, Peler . .. • ... .... . .. . Temple D eGroot, Frieso ...... .••.. Gllttenl>erg DePelteau. Davi'I ...... ... ,Vasil ington DeR ouville, C harl es C ... Jas Ten b;ycl( DeIWuvllle, James V ..... Ancien t CII Y DeSolle, .Josepb 0 . ... ..... ·. · Ma st ers DeT!ere, Jobn B ..... .. .. Anclc n t e;,ty Delckel man, Johu. J r ..... .... T empl!' Dcisel'otiI. George . ..... ... GuU!'n berg D(>15el'oth. Henry . . . ..•. •.. Gllttellilcrg Deiserotil, Peter . ....•.... Gutten berg Denison. Frank ... .... . Mou nl Vernon ~·rlschne('h r . .Iohn coO ••.•. Guttenhe Frlschnecht, \\-lllIam S .. , . . llu i1'robenlus, William • .••.... Guttenberg Fromm. SIdney .•.•••..••. \\'ashlnglon Frost, Franl( J,.. .... ........ ~lns ters ~'rost, .T. Sheldon . .•• .•• , .• Wedsworth F rost. William K . .• , . •...•.. .. Masters Puld, D!\\'ld .. .•......••.. Washington Fuller, A;llert W .. .... . .. Anclent City I"uller. Benjamin H . ..••..•.... Temple 1''llller. Howard N .. ........... Tem llle ~1111er. Joseph W .... ... Mount V rnon Fullgraff. Paul J .... ..... . . ... Templo Fulton, .John .. . . ..•.•• • •• . Warlswol'th I"lmcl{, William .. .••. .. .. . Uuttenbei'); Fllrsman •.Jesse W ..•. Jam es Teo l!)yC'l( Gade, Job annes, ... . • ••.. .. llultenherg Galanaro, C barles . •..••.•.... Temp le Gallen sehuetz. A nton . ••. , .Gutt en~e l'g Galli en . Henry . . . .....••..... Masters Gallup. )>;mer son S ... .. .. Aneien t Clry Gard iner . Charles ill.. .. ... . ... Temple Gardn er, Alden . . .... ... . Anctent Ctty Garclner. Chri.topher ..... . Watlswol'lb Garrison , Will iam B .. ... . Ancien t City Gartlan d • .John L . .. . . . .... Wa<lswortb G'<l.rvey. Thomas J ..• . •... .... Temp le OIl SS . .Iamcs . . ... . . . . . ... Ancient City Gau, g,'nest J ... , .... .. . . .. Uu[tenberg Gaus. Charles 1-1 ........... Guttenberg Galls. 1,01l1s H . .. ..•... . . ..... Mas lel's Gay. E ugene A .. . . , .. .. ,' :"". ... 're mp l~ Denison, Freel P ...... " .... , .M3.~t(l'S Deterling. William . .. . .... \V act~wortll DeyErmand, ilugh II ... ... Wa shington Dickinson. Everctt :II.. ... . .. . .'I'€m pte Dickson, [.'rederic lc ..••. •• Washington Dickson. Wal ter . . . .••••.•.••. Temple Dillow, Richard, ./1' ... . . ....... Te1"l1le Dingwell . John, .Ir ......... Wad sworth Dinke l , Charles 1\1.. •.... Jas Ten E;yc!{ D isn ey, James . . .. .••. . .. Ancient City Dlxon , Frederick .. •.•.. Mount Vernon Doc t or. Gilbert. .• .•.•.• .. W:tshlngton Dodds, Andrew ..• • • •••.•• Wad sworth Dodds, William A .•..• , •. AnCI ent City Dorfllnger, F . G ... ....... Ancient l:lly Door, Henry . . • •.. ..• ••... Gn ttenllerg DOl'waldt, Edward C ... ... . Wadsworth Dou gherty. A ndrew H ..••. Wactswort!J D ouglass, Duncan •••••••••••• Mast el's Gay. Gl lll ert I !. .• .. , • .. . ~lollnt Vernon Gaylor, Jo hn H ....... . . Mount Vernon Gaylor. W illiam J .. .... Mount Vernon Gaylord. J.'. II .. ... .. .. . .. Anclen t Clty Gazel ey• .Tam ps ..... • •.... Wadsw orth Geary, A. L,inc,ol n ...... Mount Vernon Gebhard, 1·'I·edericl( W ..•.. Wadsworth Gebbard, John G .. ..... . ... ... Tem ple Ueer. Althur H ...• •...•.••... ,\1asters Geer , Ji"rederick IJ .. , . . ... ... .. Temple Geiselhart, Valentine .... Jas Ten Eye l{ Geller. Charl es C .. • •. , .1\lOlmt Vernon George, A rlhur L .. ... ... . Anclent CIty George. Henry .... • .• ,. Moun t Vernon Gardon, A ndrew H ...... . . Washington Geritz, Thel'wold . .. , ...... Gutt.enhel'g Germond , S ... ..... . . J ames Ten l!)ycl{ Gershon , Myel' .. .•••.• • , . Washln!!ton Gibbs. Lyman S... . . •••• •. • ... i\lasters Gibson, R obert W ..... .. ... ... Masters Glck, William H .. ....... Anc i ent CIty Gieg, John W.. . ...•..••.. Wadsworth Gilbert, i,'ranl, B . ..•••••• •••.. Masters ALDERMEN VOTE FORREVIEYV F NEW PEST-HOUSrlITE Kensington Avenue and Eggert Road Site Favored. Ten Acres for $10,000, City Assuming $5,000 Back Taxes. Ald. Zoeller Jubilant. ALD, HARP VA1NLY OPFOSES I~VASICN OF 25TH WARD The much dc-hated quesUon of a sHe Lor a ne w Quarantine Hospital on which the. the city is al1lhorlzeu to bllIld a ~U,OI~ ) !'>lructure, was tinally dl:mosed of by the Altle l'ln("11 y!"ott"rday. By a vote of 13 to 7 the)~ adopted a n"po1'( of lhe Comm ittee on Sanitar,Y Measures CU"oring the Kf'n- all th (' 1ray to Butralo to fight a propo .. ~tlion in wh ich hi:::J conl;;tituents a re vlUllly in l el'e~tfd "'£hl!-! , " snJd AIel Harp, "is n sc heme to unload th e pp"'l-hou~c nllisau<'t> on t.he ~thW8rd, It will injure a, gro wing Tegion In whIch thOl1s:t.nds lit dollars have bec-n inV£!!o'ILt'd and will prnv(' cos tly to the cit)·. Besides lo~ing $.i,11(M) in taxes, 1 am info.l'med thnt tht: C'it~· will hl\\'c U I sington A\'cntle and l"':ggprl Road site or 10 a('r{'~ orr•.'r~d for $10,11"0. H.calth Commissiom-r Grf>ene, who was I prest:nt when his actinn was tnken. ('Xl~nd $10,1)1Q for R sew(:r." hea ,"cd a !'Ilgh of reiter, He and his prp(lt'-I A tel Harp ..:aLd he llad trio <1 and fal1r4. CCf6or, Dr. \\"l'e-nde, ha\'e been labOring . to get a. new school [or thiS lOl'aUty~ for years Lo Iwing about the el'ec:tion ot "You Itn.\'(, denit-d us ::\. ~1.'hj)()I, fo r God'M a ne w Quarantlno Hospital tit for tht- l !lake don't add insult to injury by in_ l eception or pLlth:nts. HiC'tlng \1pon uS u prst·bouf';e." n~aughtcl' '1'he l':ggl'rt Hoad f'olte in the :!.ith " Taro, }"on'mo..,t among the advocatt!:i o f tht. I s said to be burdl'neo with Cit:,-- taxes, Ie n ew site was Atu. Zncllcr who hus lur Is part of a ~7-a(,I'e trat:'t on which Ala, :r~ars laboroo to gel the l)e~t-hou~e reMaischos s sn:r~ there is $17,001) of ullllaid mO\' (I<1 Crom th(' HUh "'ard t ax. Ald. )hlrtin !'ays the tax bill agalnut AId, Mnrtin. f'hnirman of the C'ommltl(> o j he l!J a('r'..'~ Tlruposcd to be taken do c ~ on S.mitary :\1 '<:lSlIrt'S, W~IS al ... o a nxJollC not exc(>C(l15 ,OtJU. The original pric<" ask ed to gi t thf:' matter orr hiS hands. lIe dl( was $15/00. but It has been reduced to not thmk UtA: dty would be wan'anted ir., $10,000 on condition that tht:: city resumes erectins;- a. P.t,lNXI l.mildmA'_ on the pn'se n ' th~ tax dl'lJt . stte, the ~llnound1ng~ hung und, ~Irahl,'• Ald. Harp's Opposition. The ReVf'll who ynt~(l ");0" were HaTI' . .A..m(mg th~ sp\'~n In oppo~ilfon to thC' Iln:'l~h r . jlu ~ t('r. h,., nnedy, Mais(hm's, C,th "'artl ~it~ none was mort- strenuous )lannin~ and :'\1 ull<:nh'ltr. than Ald. J. Thomas Harp who rqlreIt now rr:main~ to he ~ 'f'n ,,-h .lt til,. sents that ward. and who not loog ago Bnttrd of "uundJrnen anti the ~l;J.}' or wljl Jc.!t. a pleasant partl" In Mi!'lsQurl to como do alJout It.' I I -----========~~========~ �? HE WAS NOT WANTED . . ~~!~m~t~f:he Wendt System That Drs. Hill and Carpenter Didn't Care to See Him In Boston. SAYS THE EXAMINATION WAS DONE IN SECRET .Co B. Booth Gi ven to Under- stand, So He Alleges, That He Was Persona Non' Grata at the Recent SoCalled Investigation. efl w •• told tn 80 D'an ,.. tbat D'Y presen ce not able," Tbat .. the IItntemeDt 1.J y Booth. ,,,' ho WRS In D08ton Dr •• lJl1\ nnd Cnrpenter 'w ere ';"18 'WOl'tl. d e .l r C. A . wh p n IUT ell - tlC"Uug th .. 'Vootlbrldge 8 y .teJU of heaUuK' a nd ventlhltln". Mr. Booth, wh o is a chemist employ ed by the Burra lo F orge Company, c barges that Drs . Hlll and Carpenter, who were d e lega t ed by the Board ot Aldermen to Inves tigate the much-vaunted Woodbridge $ystem of h eating and "entllatlng In the public schools ot Boaton, and w h o reported that the sys- tem was a ll t11at was c laimed for It, d id their w o rk or inspecting very Sllrnoptltlously. t o say the Ipa~t. He de<lare" th a t a lthough he Is a crtlzen of Butta io, a Dd t hat the resulution a dopt- ed by th e Aldermen provided tbat all ntt"rt"s led pa r ties might be a llowed to \\'ltn t"~s th e test in the Boslon school, he was prevented from a ttending It, and h e d eelared that Prot. Woodbridge " 'as prpsent during lhe entire test, and th a t thp re \Va~n't any (]ou bt but wha.t his pr~ ~e n ce Influenced t he committee In m a k ing th e report tho t it did. It i ~ now alm ost three months si nce the ~pe c to.l committee to decide o n a aultabl E' .!IJYSlem t or heating and ven Ulatin&" the L afayette High School was ppoint ed. T he committee consists ot Ald t>rm e n H a rp, Adam, Roedel and Ki ck . Coun cilmen Ash, Stoddart, Ladd o nd Dunba r, Col. Ward. Supt. Emerson And Ch e mist H ili. Although the root of the High School has been placed In pORitlon, the committee Is as tar trom electing the sy~tem a ~ ever. HARP'S RE S OLUTION. Ald. H a rp , wh o Is chairman ot the committee, some time a go of'tered the tollowing, which was adopted at a reren l m e eti ng ot the Board ot Ald erm~ n: R e.ol,..d, T hat City C hemist Hill and Assistan t Baclerlologist Dr. Carpenter . be and they are hereby di rected to go to B OAt on and !!ueh other (' Hies as th('y m a y d eem neCE'ssary to Jnspe('t a ll heattng an d ventilating ~yste ms tn s uch ('Itles at a n E'xpense not to e xcped $200: tha t a n y IntereSlPd pa rtiE'S who mav deRlre to accompany Mt:"S!'IrR. Hill a nd Carpen t pr and to bf' pl'E.>sEI' nt w hile the teost& a re being mad(' a rf' hereby giVen flu c h p rlvllpgf' at their o wn e xpen~e: and th '" City Chernl,t HIli a nd Dr. Carpen te r , after h a ving finished thei r teR t!; In cUies outRide of Burtalo a rtl' be-rpb y d ll'eeted to mal(e teAts Of ea(,h d pv pry ventilating a nd hea ting systan n ow tn operation In B urtalo a nd r~}or t to the Council at t heir ea rJlest cm'v t"niP'l<'p. n CLO'VlN G TE R" ~. Wh e n t hey rf' turned from Boston )rl!. HtIl and Carpenter s poke In glowng t prms ot the Woodbt'ldge systpm, hlrh the y dpclare tht")' f ully tnspectPd. ' There- wa!; a great dl'al of secrp(,y ')o ut the Investigation t hat Mes~rs. 111 anll Carpenter made," saId 'Mr. Joth yesterday. "r hapPt"npd to bp ){a s~ l<,husettR o n my \'R(':1 tlon when r.,C'tlh"·d a t('le-gl'&lm from my firm , Bu rtalo, ordering IDP to go to Bo~t o n nd join thp party that waR se nt t rom tn l. rll)". J 10ratPu Dr •. Hili an d (""ar' Ptlhtf'r ;\t the Adnm~ HousE', In Bn~ tf} n, a na tried to arrangp to go w ith t hem ", hpn thps madp thf'lr inve~ttgatlon. T wa~ t old In ~n mnn~' word!\ t hat my JJ 1'E' ~ e- tH'':' wa~ not dpRlra ble. Atter re m ai nin g at thp hotel for BPveral days, o u r ing all or which time J WOs treated b~' th e> B uffnlo lJ1vp.stlgat lng committee n~ n n Intprlnper, J " u cceeded In vlel t - Ing th,· South B oston Hi g h School. I go t the dt=" ~ J rt> d permission fr om tb ta 8 uperlntrndent of Edu C"a tion or Bos - M r. Boolh hns told his .tory to . ~ v­ pr.:ll or the A ld~rme-n, and the mattt' r may ('orne bet,lrt:' lhe Boarll ot Aldl'r~ mt'll n t their nt'xt me-pling. There wn~ tH Ita ve- b('f't\ a. merting o f the Rpeetal C'o mmlup{, o n hf'uttng a nd "E'nttlnting Yf'SlPl'dny afternoon, but A ld. Harp was unable to d rum up n. quorum . It wn~ sol d that the ma.tter or heat- Ing n nd \' pnllloting ha, dlll)'-dnllied 00 long thnt ut the mt>Nlng ot Alderll1PIl on l\(ond/l~· thp Rttl~ tnpt wHl be mndp. I to rp 'E' n~\ct t ht' tormpr artJnn at thE' AldE'rmE'tl, which pro,' ldes (\s totlOW!II: "That " II bid. for doi ng tbe heating a nd "£'l1tltatlng work r('QulrE"d In co nnE" c tlonwlth the nE"w La tnyette High School BuUding. no w being erec t ed on the nOl'th p nst ('o rner ot Lata~'ettE" A W" nu~ n nd Ba ynes Street. tr Jn~ mltted to t his Board January 29, 190:!, by the DrpartJ1'1f'nt or Public ,Vorks, be reo jeeted and thn.t thp Comml~8 1oner or Public Vlnrks be d irected to readyer tise for bids In !Su('h manner 80 that no one will be excluded (rom bidding." GAf~T ARRAY Of lfGAl TAlENT thn t bit the chfl ad heen WUR sa.id thnt It was 0. r.om tllke p Po ple make to k fl l a h a d bl tten Mmoone and tha t ac t alm o. t made It Imposslhle to te rmlne wh e ther th e d og h a d hYdro. eh~bJa h It the dog Is cau ght a nd I. not p • can be placed In t h e public pound a nd ClOsel y watch ed. In Irom seven to fo ur teen days the h ealth om. cere ('a n ~ay whether or not the ani. mal had hydrOPh ob ia , as medical sc ience declares t hat It will develop In th t lime. a ISSECT DOG FORRABIES ~MICROBES - -- COURIER. SEA R C H FOR MI C RO BES. As It Is In the presen tease ho ever. tho best that the Health De pa rt_ ment con d n is to securoa the carcas s'"Qf the dog a nd dissect It tor the purpo.e ot dl s('oVE"l'Ing the microbes or rabies Th. Millpr dogs whlcb tough t w ith t h~ mad aog wpre bItten several times and they will be p laced In the p u blic pound and walrhed for s ymptoms ot t he d i:s. I, Epidemic of Rabies Feared in Black Rock Section, but Citizen Kills Suspected Dog Before Its Cond ition Is Known. e(\~(", 1'be Bna rd or Health wl~he~ to warn the residents of Black Rock a gal n,t a n pplde-ml(' ot rabies_ Il a ppears to be lhe gpnpral ImpreSSion that the d'lg that bit the <hlld bit several other stray c ur!;. and If he Old serious co nsequen ces may res ult . It the Hoalth Department bas any rPBson fo r be-lJevlng t hat Bertha M1llpr DOG'S FANGS SINK ~M;i~N CHILD'S LIMBS has hydrophobia she will be se nt to tho IiPnstE"ur Institute in New York ity un. dpr a special Bnangement wbIch Bu t. talo has with that Institution. Seven-Year·Old Bertha Miller Bitten by Strange Cur but Rescued from Further Injury by Man With a Stick and Two Friendly Dogs. ~~,,!NQUIRER. TUESO~YI 364DEATHS. J IM~ 606 BIRTHS, 7 " 455 WEDDlNG~ I HEARliG OF CH ARGES AGAINST DRS. HEATH AND MAY WILL GO ON NEXT TUESDAY AND PROMISES TO BE VERY INTERESTING. T HE Im'esUrraUon of the charges pre· fern'd by Principal Louis Knt.1l agollnst D rs. Hea th and :\lay of the HE'alth OffiCe, which bas been pending for some months and which was postpon ed about ten daytt ago at the request or counsel represenUng the physiCians until next Tuesoo)', will take place o~ tha t day tn the MunJclpsl Building, under the supervisio n ot Heallh Commls. sloner~ r ~ . 1 hp (.aring will he n publ1c one, and all partie!! concerned will be repreSenteu by legal advl.s('r~. Dr. Gr£'ene will have Corporation Counsel Feldman or -f'ome onr from th,. latter'! office to rep re sent him. D r . Hcath will bl' repres('nted b)' Quackenbu!lh & Love. Dr. :\lny by Hkkman & PnlmE'r and Principal Kn(>l1 will .hav(> Mark Hubb( 11 to look atter his rights In thE' pnmis('s. The Investl~:ttton of the ('hargps of Int oxication whllf' on dut:r n~ \'a("cInat1ll~ phYSicians In the> s('ht)ol In charge C'( Prin cipal Knplt, has \'Irtually bf'pn torn,j b\' the tw o accus~d docto r~. At the time of the B.lle~pd occurrence, lh(> report was made by ,.Mr. Kn(-II to Supt. EmfT~on, who notlfted tho health officer. Subslquen tly the prln('lpal, when a.sk~ bv D r. Greene to ~ubstanUat(' his chargps. J exp ressed hlmspl! as willing to let l he I fG~IM It Is more than IIk.ly tha t tnmor row the B .. ~terlologl~o I Department ot the Board of HE'alth \\ 1H have some un u(IIual work on its hands. One of the Insppctors ot the hOA rd Is expec tpd to find the dead ('area as o f thp mong rel dog that tnre t ho nesh of pr.tty Bertha Miller. the lO-yea r-olrt daughter ot AIhe rt MIII.r. The <arcas. of the dog will be placed on the dlss cling table In l h p baNPrio logi csl o ffi ee and an E'ttort will be made to lo ea te w hether or not there are any hyd rophobia mi crobes lying Bround loose. Sompwherp In Black Roc k t here a re two o lher dogs r unning around that WPre bitten by the snapping dog that created consternation down on lh e pier at t he foot ot Squ aw Island. The dogs ran away yelping, wllh b lood flowing trom wounds where the rampant dog had embeddprt his tee th . FEAR~TL OF DEATH CANN OT RETARD THE RAPID GROWTH OF BUFFALO'S POPutATION. neglstrar of Vital S t a tisti cs Frank· lin . Gram, M. D ., h aB r e ported to Health Commissioner ~ D. Gree ne, that there were silr"de91iis In ~ last month, a decrease ot mne over June, 1901. There wer e 34 deaths from violence, 39 from co n s ump tio n, one from cholera Intantum, eight from diphthe ria, two from scarlet tever, eight from typhoid fever, eight from measles, 27 Irom de bility, 16 fro m ca nCE' r, 10 from a poplexy. 27 fr om h eart disease, 35 from pneumon ia. and olle trom a ppendicitis. There were 606 births, Includi ng seven pairs ot twins. Ot the bi r th s, 309 were bo)'s a nd 297 girls. There were 455 June wedd ing! and conseq uently 910 wiser people. Dr. G ram reports that t he epldem!~ of measles 1s abati ng. T here were 1,., n ew cases last month, Including 20 cases In the Fi fth 'Ward, 13 in t he F ourteenUI 'Vare!. 2::; tn the Eighteenth W a rd and 3~ cases In t he Twenty-fif t h Ward. There were ·18 n ew (,Elses of s carlet fe ver, 77 ot diph theria, 4 ot small-pox and 20 ot cons umption. R A OI ES. Everybody In that section Is teartul of an epidemic of rabies. Only a few pprsons sa w the two dogs that were bltt!?n, and they have been unable to furnish morf' than a meage r description. One of lhe dogs, it is agreed, is a. yellow cur with a s hort ta ll and the other is a ~pltz. Almost eyer ybody in the Blark Rock se('tfon Is th e owne r ot a d(')~, and the authorities of the Board of Health expect some difflc ully in locating the vugrant curs. Little Bt! rtha. was playing wi th so me companlons on the pier at the head of Squaw I~land Friday a ft ernoon when a. black dog, of no particular species, ('arne running do'wn the pier. He wa.s tro thlng at the mouth and utter ing low, Rava.ge growls. The child was not alarmed as the dog came running to wards her, nnd atlernpted LO pat t h e animal on thp back. Her father Is the own r ot a couple of dogs, and for that rE" nROn the little one has no tea r ot dog . matter rest whr-re It StOOf1. Drs. Heath and May w('re not sntlsftN] with this conoltlon ot affairs. how('vpr, and In~ l ~tpd upon an open apology or n. substanU ation of the>lr allpged mlscon~ 'Vh E"n Dr. Greene Intormed the I duct. Principal that he must do one thing o r the otht'r, as the accused phYSicians were not wUlIng to r est under the s tIgma p laced upon them, Principa l 1<n e>1I :<1.,_ cured and deIJver(>d lO the Health Offl.I rer Born e twenty affidavits In support of his ac(>u!l'ation T."POll th(' r('celpt ot this evidenCe> Dr, GrI'pne immt'dlately 8U~­ pended th(' two Orcused physician!'!, pr ndLEAPEO A T UElR THROAT, Ing an tnv(stigallon oC thf' (acts. Tho hearing was ~pt Cor Tue~day, June 1st, "'TUh a fierce growl the dog leaped but at th(~ reQu('st of coun:;;el for both at the chlld'B throat. She had a stick the accu~(-d and accUSer, was postponed In her h,lDd and she warded orr the fo r two weeks. Dr. GreenE'. who hilS lunge that the dog made and uttered a but latl;'ly returned from a trip to CallCornia, Is at jlrt'scnt tonOned to hIs bf'd Bhrlll cry ot terror. with a bad cold, but hopes to bo able The Vl)g was not to be de ni ed hiS to be about tn tIme to be present on the prey and madp another grab tor the day set tor the investIgation. . / I "tIj.rl. Again she warded him orr and ~folled loud I than betorE". Finally the anlmn,l marle another spring ..lnd the force of .hp impact knocked the c hil d ol.,wn lind the dog began to gnaw at her legs and arms. .--. tho m efntlme the cries of the child had been hpard by Charles Dic k ens, a laborer on Aquaw Isla.nd, a.nd the two dogs owncd by Mr. Miller, one or them a mastiff and the other a greyhound. CHilD ABOR IS DISCOURAGED The dog!\ were the first to arrive on the ~('ene nnd soon caused the mongrc l dog to releaso his hold on the little gir l BY THE BUFFALO HEALTH and devote· his attention to them. Mr. UNFIT MEATS SEIZED Lh' c S to ck nnd Dca d St oc k Oond e mn e 'l and Co nfiscntcd 'b y In- " an d 8,124 carcasses of meat at the past month t he I b bU-eau t I a or , 0 t le IIeal t h D~al'hn en t h ~een Overrun wIth y outhful apPll('an~: or employ'mcnt certIfi cates , as man sc hool c hllldl·.n have so ught t t Y tift a ge cer_ cate8, The bUreau refused no 1 than 628 h es. boys and l~~~lrl~~(IU~~tl~ l~I~CJU?lng filO Were g'l'ante or th ceilifteatps weJ'e un der age, 68 w:r~nne~t re~used , 482 ab le and the others I d yslclally tuition. The bureau d 68nsllmclen~1 er tlfi ca tes. e vacatl0 18.';; f '~~ MUNICIPALITY I J Th·' chllrl. In a fainting _HE ALTH co.nn S SIO NE n. TE LLS POLICE TO ACT. condition, where It and Ipg~ lace:rated. The wounds WE're- rauterlzed, and now the parentR ar,.. f'l.,lylng thnt rabies wHl not de. Health CommIssioner Greene yester- badly day de8ia reo didl liI@1&* "t-errIer w hich had created some excItement in the vi c inity of the Cir cle 'had" d evelpped rableB at the publJc pound. As a res u lt Dr, Greene bas Instructed th e police to Bee that a ll dogs are velop. nIT OTHER DOGS. But what has startled Black Ro('k the' most Is thnl t h e dog befo re getting to Squaw I~l and went o n a rampage n t Black Hock. He Is k nown to have bitten at It'QSI two dogs, n nd i t Is not known how rn a.nr more be bit. Every· body who (lw n~ a dog Is watching tor teu'r that rnhles may Show. At the omce ot the Boarn at HOi\lth Y.f'~ te-rcla v it wn s dE'plor~d t ha l the dog T E It Ron· nE O C I RCL E D E V EL OP S R A ll iES l'£>llll)verl to her home, WU!i fOU'HI lhut both hpr at'ms wer\! '1~ TER~. _ RIEn. 'V H I C II F OX rccted bl,)w J~ Id low tbe- mad dog, Then h(' lll'hhOT'.::·.1 him unttl lite was t;,.... xtincl. was East M UZZLES FOR vuR IER EVERY DOa IN Di('k(>n~ ~.rrl\'('o ~hortly afterwards. He had a halE'stlck, and wilh one WE'Il-dl- Du r ing S, - TIMES. DEPARTMENT. t Buffalo during the past month . The live-stock Included 160,080 hogs, 80,700 .heep, 56.3i5 cattle a nd I,QOO calves. He sel zecl 49 head ot live-stock, sent 788 dead ones to the fertilizers a nd IIkewJse co nfiscated 33 carcasses ot'tered fOl' public sale, Including 16 car casses of beet and 17 ot mutton. n28 REOUESTS DENIED t- Rnat, ... Cattle I nspecto r J ohn Rast has reported to Healt Jz Cawal'sslo ner Greene that he Inspected 297,155 head of cattle II ~/& 8)H!c tor j mU7. zl ed. It Is repo rted tha t the stray dog la8t Sun d a y bit severa l other dogs and .. c lose watc.h wUl be k eJ'lt In order to pre vent an e pidemiC ot hydrop hobia. SO t a l" as can be learn~d -the dog th~t.1a at preBent In the pound d Id not a any p e rson, • j �LOSES 1\ HEAT IN THE UPPER HOUSE MORE SMALLPOX. LA'P"I' YICTIlIr IS A GIRL L ANOTHER CASE OF g·M'ALLPO X . Refuse to Approve Motion to Buy Eggert Road Site for Quarantine Hospital. - High School Bids Will Come Up Later. D~l~r After a or smn.lIpl)x h as bl'oken ou t. O n. Tu('sday (I\'ening Dr, Puttl'l'SOn of the Hl'alth D(')lflJ'tl11l'nL repc'JI'tt'u that Anna. \V,(ll~l'Z of No, !!5 Du.\'Js Slrpd pl'c::wnt ... eu RYl11ptom~ of the dread di::h:a~€' . Y~::;tt'rullY m01'ning lJ 'alth Commission ... pf 91'l'rne dIagnosed tlw dis.·utlP \v ltil ,d l lc n th(' wurnnn is suITl!l'lng as small pox. She wns nt 011C'(.1 I'l'mnvcd to lha isolation hospilal and hl!l' hOIll(' was qUlll'nnlhu·d. ..-- I F ~n ~ rllt CJ:y uoub.'~', I~M-_ tl'hat there-is he.ad for thE\. h()u~ proJect w[\~ m.ldt: platn at tht.: meet ing at t he- Councilmen ) c::;lcrday when whnt Is knO\\11 ul-' the \\roodbridge Counctlmun. }';:lInC'k did removeu from 18th \Yard, wns presel1l So "al.i J-lcalUl Commi~si(m(' r "'alter 11. Un:clll;', wno would Itke to h.~il I\l'W ho~, 11(' 1:;< n ot particular whl'n: prond('d ~anlU\\'~~ I lILKINSPECTORS PJ~ think ARE WORKING KlIn(,'k find lh\l~ the tong-drawn out bat. tho llYU' lh(' hf'nting and y£ntll3tlng oJ the u~w High School was po~tponed. ~ ~l'hl' Jo('ular re~olutton decln.t1ns n tl\'t( half.holld.1Y on Fltda~ J.U1Y .IM' .".,n _th~ ()(:c~I',do11 of the mighty hall gan'!!' bd,\eC , tIlt' Ahh'rml-Il nml S\1ptT\I~OlS "as a I relluirt'ml'nt~ ,He ttlmplt('u with Aid Harp wa~ on hand to (IPPOX"" the foi~ting ('f a pt:e;t-hou~t: (lll hIs con~lHII~ llt~ ot th e :':;Ith Ward, Councilman StN\dart ~ "lid tile n·mo\,a! of lht. QlJUlantint> HObPual fre101 itl pl'~Itn t location \\ Quld. ill\'olye tht: cit) I~ U11nt:Ct.~~al y expC11H' Thl' p('oplc lh'lng 111 tho \ idnitr of the Jlropo:-,.'d !-Itl", he srud, are biltl')"Y orp(l~(:'d to haYing a. pesl- IlrO\'('u WlthtHll Il mllrmttt Martin'!-l n, ,)\1ItlOIl p,:ltnllllng va.s O'Grad)' tIl l1\a('\' ,l LiJ; ('1t'C'tnc ~tgn 1~ front or No, 1~ \\"t:~t j~~lglc 8tl't:t:t w~ dh..-o.ppl'o\'cci on nlolllln of Atr ~tnddal lI<lore A 1,011t S chool Repair ... pl tal, had (ollowed llB €!n . Ctlon, i.lnd W(:n,' rf concilcd to It. "1 went nil o\'t:r the ground myselt.' :-aid ~I r Slollllart, "31.<1 kno'w f;umethlng I of lhE' flcntiment of tht' pl'ople. They 10-' cat cd tht:re wlth the- knowledge that thf'H" was a Quarantin e Hn~piti.11 \ ..'here lt l!-l. r1lnv. 11\It 11 you atl{'mpt to remov~ It to !'ome other growing- lo<.allty yOIl arE' eure-j tol ('nct'Unler marl' or 1(;£I.S opposition '. Aid, Hul'p'~ nntiCt' ot InH'n1101\ ttl onh:-I a lot (If 1'1.'tHllr \YUI k 011 \'arti.'lu~ Hchouls during tll(' ~\lmme l' \'ftCfilion WRS h<'ld Uti and Tl'fl:rrt'tI to .L cummittcC' of three on 1I1(1UUIl (If L'tlUJH"Umnn Klinck, who n'~ t:('lltl .... lltlfl!..'kl-d 111 thh~ connection 1h(l, rot' .. mel' 'Roanl of Public \Vol'k~ ana l ha Sch(lnl Herorln AF'~..,o<:ia.tton. "\\"e want to know wh .. thf'r trua well K II:' IH:('(:!t';l,.ry at thl~ omt:." ~ald. 1\1,•• KlInt'k, "Jt is timp \\e- tnqtlir{-u a hUlo n1(JI'C into thl~ ~cho{)l Tl'Patr b\lfo;lne~~.' The itE'rnR in (Illf ~tion w~rt' ramttng In .. "It's like dumping on~'s ~ll b3.ge Into tertol' aud l'XH:rior or ~o t~; new sleel one·R nt"ighbor'!:, ,)1.11'<1,'" remarkt"d C'fluncl1- ('('tltngs. <:1C .• J\"u, :U, painting tnt(·rlor man j{reln('T. Wht'TC.H Aid Z.O~II r wall!'!. ~h.·iI ('tolling};, d,C' . No, 31; n('W ~lee , sco wled and Ald, Harp smll<:o (,t.llfings. etc,. old hutlding, 1"0,43; painting The resolution to accept John \\', l"l~n- interior and ('XU'I II I" ('te" old lJ\l1l(1tn~. er's offer to I'ell part (It the old J::g~t:'rt No. :)2; painting II1tt'llOt' ar.':! exlerlur, 1farm i1l the 25th \\'QI'd tOI' flO.M. th{; City etc" No. Gii pall:ting anu dt.:'('oratlng In... to a,:SlIme ~,5'377 of beck ta.,(l'~, was tcrior. Nc. Mastpll Pa.l'k Jligh ~chool. ~ then tabltd (or a WI't;k. "1'hpH" repalll ha H h('en rt'comml.'nu~lI I Tho.e H.i gh School BId •• Conllcfiman Stuclilan's motion to dl~apTJl(J\'f.' lhl; action of tht· Aldt'flH(;n reJecling all bid~ FI(·nl in fnr til,. heaUng ana by UlO C'ommt~Rt(lnl'r 01 Public \\ orks, ; snld City Cll'rk SUl-"dt;rr I "That unn't. m~\k(' any c..!111«,,!·enci'," I:'a l~ MI' Klinck "It won't do any harm to find out ahont thl'~c thing:-1 (or oun,eh't' ~ \'en tllatlng of L..1.f.t,}f'tte lIlgh School, and r Mr l<Il 11C~ fo; tn,oti()n [lrt-valled, '1'll~ l'eFOl\'lng' t o rl:-ad\'("rtlse-, gnv(> rlS~ to item"i will ht- In\'l'~tlgi\tl-d by it commltll''''' somt:; dlsru!O;l:-ion, Mr, SlQddan is oppose!1 Tht., How~lrd ('t:met('I'Y rf'~Oll:tiOIl::t werd to this .l:iumm<lJy mt'lhod o[ dlSJlo.elng 01 al~o tahlt'd (fir lIoe Wl't k, I if =-= UN~HjZZLED DeuS BEWARE! Acting Under Instruction from Health Commissioner Dog Catchers Have Begun Relentless Round-Up. eunce of Prevention I YearR old, Who On Wil liam street ed to have develo net was discover_ pox last night. A~et~ a case Amnlld e l' the juriSdiction ~t district I. unpartment of L o. the heRlth denneaster, Dr W~ dt haulth Officer ot thal I ' n , the range tor the P ace, has to nrremoval ot the tI the quarantine hospital pa ent to It 18 said that th • Itlng In the Poll he girl has been vls- .of ll;('ctfon or Butralo f'ontra cte d in this b~t the disease was bel'S ot the S~hrn C Y. A ll tbe rnern_ been vaCCinated ~s~~ household have tine has b een establ! he USual quaran_ Sed. ~ I TERRIER WHICH RAN ., AMUCK HAD RABI~S. j 7/1'//~......... 1'.11. ~ HARD'~QIJ\?£.? 1h'A~ ~ ARIS( tAfiLY IN THE MORNING Aid h(lu!-;( IOt:att'd tlll're, whill mOH oC tho!S~ in th( 1It.'ighhOl'houd (It tltt· (-XI~tl1lg 1l0~- Ih~~~;'I~~~nlne ~h~a;~t~t~1 just beyond n ear where smaJ~ full Board WR!J prc~~nt l\1C!i'~"~. Sh'ul HIl'4 Fldschman wt.'rt~ nURent (~oullc.llmnn Ladd agreed with All] lh{" ~ING' lent, and It rna pox has been preYa_ would bl' wl:::c to rM...kc a('lIoll until tho hich ~ I !-"Itc'ver(\1 m cmbeT5 arose s;nHlltaneou81;y to mO'\.'l~ that It be laid on tilt' Inhl(>. A Id Zocll1.:1'. \\ho Is ..IIlXHHIS to have the Qual"Q.nlint! Hospital not ,.. ~"~ANCASTER. hl'eak of six <lays an<Hher (~n5e '11'7J~'l/ REVIEW. . ,•• 1KLINCK HOLDS UP THE fh~ll; SCHOOL REPAIR ITEMS ~.q 3 ........... ,. HZ-1MCommissioner Orders It Killed and Says All Dogs Mlist Be Muzzled. TO INSPECT THE LACTEAL FLUID ON THE CARTS OF THE PEDDLERS - TESTS WHICH ARE USED. H l'alth Commissione r ,Gie~n(' lC'arnt'd YCf=h:rd:1. )~ bilE diG £bi n:rr iC':" wh ich Sl'\'ernl days ago CT('ated a scare a t t ho elrcl." and bit n number of dogs a nd ('a l~ has rabi es. Tht.:: dog Is at the poun u imd will b{' killed, Dr, Greene ye:;ljterdnv notified SUl'L Hull ot th~ Po ll ee Dt'pn.rtmt·nt. that the ordinance requiring the muzzUnJt o! all dOg~ allowed to run frca o n tho DUblic slrt'eul must be enforced, .. "\\·hlle there Is no immedtutealarm. The employeR or the office ot CommtA~ stoner ot Agriculture Grant or the 9th District or the Stale are tn th e midst ot tbt:1r busiest season of the year, When nOt out In the co untry In one O't three cDu nti es of the district, the men are on th e street mornings tro m 4 unUI 8 o'clock making tests ot lhe rnllk on the wago ns ot r e taU er!i. An Inspector In th e office this morning said thnt there are at If'ast tw('n ly-fiy(' street corners In the city whi ch arc pas~ed by at leas t thirty mHk~ men every morning. "The-5e are the corners w e select tor our work," FlnJd he. "v~:e stop a. m an and makt' a t(>~t or the milk on his wagon and It we find thnt its specific gravity Is bf>Jow l~ It 18 pvldf>nt that th ere is so methIng Ir r egular about It. One th en judgl's by th e appearance ot the milk. It the cream Is on it. that will account for llH low spe'f'lflc gTd.'\1ty; if the milk has been skimmed It w1l1 go up to 100>. It the t ests do not prove satIsfactory we a8k the d eal er from whom h e gets his milk. A d ay or !;IO later we go to the dopot and ascertain the qua1ity ot th e article whiCh that farm er is send ing to the city, It il be a ll right w e conclude that Jt hL '\' been tampered With by th e local dealer; it It Is th e same as th at delivered b:r the local dealer we concludo that (here Is some· thing th e matter w1.th the herd Crom whi ch It Is coming o r e lse that th e farmer Is adulteratIng It, We then go out to th e tarm er 's place, It It b(' In our 015trl c t. It It Is not, we report it to the Deputy Commissioner at th e distri ct In whi ch the farmer lives. A test 19 made ot the h erd sample and it it proYe to b~ oC standard, then we CRn assume only tha t th(' farmer has tampered wi th t t. The maltE'r Is reported to the State office,' , "About h ow m any men in Butralo are ~('Illng poor milk." was a~ked. enid Dr. Greene, "1 think It he ttt'r thnt ali possible precautions s hould ht~ takt·n. Th<"re nrc many rabid dOgs In nearbY towmc, and It Is bette r t o Prl' \'I~nt rubies by muzzllng than to have toJ stamD it ou t after I t gets a hold her~, " - . DOG JUMPED AT HIM "\Jras BJt1 e n 71J. on the Hand ~Jorn.lu g. theq~ If,. A man wal ked Into r:n'~s!onf'r's office thi s mol' Ing anI) showed a small b Jte In thf' hund lIPt ~a~d he '" as walking a long Canal Street It et a ~Og jum p ed a t him a.nd fastened s ee,t In his hand. Th e man'R Inju~ rles '" ere cauterlz~d . a nd hf' .walkecl away wJthout g iving his namp. Ipsa extra prpr8utlons are take~' Com· mls::;loncr Greene f ears there may h~ ~~~:her mad dog ep idemic this sum- Un r l '"There are ve-ry r~w IlliS SeRe Indeed," was the re.. , ply, "Two ot us work togeth er In one section at the CllY on a certain morning and at. th e same time two mare nre workIng at another E'n d oC the dtr. and o! the fifty or six ty te-sts which are- made we very ortrn do not find one thnt wilt tall b<"low the standard. We arc not compelll'Cl by la.w to ascertain whether or not a deale:r gets adulterated milk trom a tarm('r but we do It mere-ly as a matter ot justice." ...",. - ..., Worth P ound of Cure. REVIEW. AFTER DOGS. ~l.-COMMERG ,., Health Commissioner Greene Demands StriCt E:lif!l~6ement of th e Ord inance. The fox terrier whose actions caused ('onsioeroble excitement in the .... icinity of tho Circle hOR dcycloped rubies, and I Ienlth Commi~Rit)n('r Greene has decid· ed that the time has come when the ol'dinnnC'(> requiring nil dogs to be muz~ zi£>d mU!-it h~ ~trictlr {'nforced . The hC'nlth commissioner communiratrd with :-lupt. Bull of the police departmel1t yesterday regarding the mat· tel', tlJ'gin~ tho t complete compliance with the letter and ~pirit of the ordinnn('p he dpmnnded from C,l'ry dog owner in thC' city. nnd it is llndl'rstoorl that Snpt. Bull will ~o-ope r .te with the hC'alth depurtment officin ls in e,ery way posRible. -- It was ~tated b:r Health Co mmi~!:ioner GI·ee'ne yesterday that the tox lerripr which caused mu(.'h troubh~ In the vlein. Jty ot the Clrcl~ last Sunday had de--veloped rabies at the dog pou nd, On this account Dr. Greene has dlrec tf'd that nil dogs a llowed to run the ~t reets mUfl:t he ntuzzlNJ. Fallurf:> to Ih'e up to this manuA.tt' wtll result in the punishment at the owners, I M.9} t SMAll·POX. f:# a.---- - p ?{! He D.' Dt Q uarantine. Another Case. Officia ls Are a Bit Apprehensive. Another case of !=Imallpox "~Il q, reportt"u ye~ter<lay and the health Officials are a bit apprehen~i\'e that as t11l' summer 1)l'ogl' E'~ScS these t'a,!"es ,,'hi('h are hE-lng reported at t he ra.t of ahout one a week. may b(>('ome mor frl.'que:nt. A~ yet there i.i no l'U US::' COf" wUI'l'itnt'nt, as the C'llSl'S arc s(' pnratetl ont's nnel do nnt indil'Rle no sp t'lad In any pnrtkular lorality, Y(>l:'tt'nlay aftel'noon It wa~ t""POl'tt'd' to tllt' D'·partm!..'nt of Hf'alth t ha L the of lla\"ld Haa~. lli!l FiIlmol'e A\'f!'nur·, w na sufft"ring wIth ~mal1pox and nft r a s(x-) pnr-old Ih'lng a.t dau~ht(>1" Xl). dia~llo~l~ Cl't'el)(' by HE'allh C()mml~~Jn ner tllP 'gi1'1 was re-mn\·f>d to the quaruntine hospital. I...... . () W' E R~~ ' .~ FO R D _~D DOG8. Health m rs~llJn Yl"{,pn. again raIled 3tt ntl n yestP~ay t6 the neee~slty or ppop le owning dogs to keep them muzzle.1. "Hot weat hpr Is com· lng," he said . "Rnd ow ners of n oS'1 must k('rp lh pir canines ~ o muz31pd a.t Illlt tn hI?' n mpnA('e to th£' pub" .. Ownf'I',~ of dogE' thn t b itE' people ~ RhJp. to pro~€'(' ut1nn," .arf ~ \ �4 BABY'S SUMMER CARE. of H eaIth is trvinz I ~ITTEN ~/f(1:r to lessen the Death-rate f BOY IS BY SAVAGE DOG.p;~J-- amon[! Children. , • eRS CIRCULAR TO MOTH ., HUNDREDS HAVE ALREADY BEEN SENT OUT AND M ORE WILL Bl!< POSTED. ~ I:; 1~~~_L _ lam£. d~part­ Inf'hes deep by nine Inches in diameter, structlon and by the health haying a lightly fitting tin cover. Pertorate the cover with eigh l holes. each ment regarding the system of medlcai Inapec Uon in the Buffalo public an Inch In dlameteJ', schOOls. The holes should be arranged tn a C'ircie, midway between the border ot the cover and Its center. ThE' center Rhould also be perforated with an opening of the same sizE'. Sec ond, a wire basket of sufficient size to hold seyeral nursing bottl es. (Such baskets are soid in the shops for this purpose.) Third, rubber stoppers for the bottle.. Fourth. a bristle bru.h tor cieaning botties. "Directions- Place the milk, pure or diluted (a. doctor may direct) In the nursing bottles, and p lace the la tter In the WTre L"'\shet. Put only surne o.milk loJ' one nursing In eacn botlle. not s topper the botq$.~ "t Q,rst. "Having prevlLusly poured a bout two Inches ot water In the tin pail or pot, I1n,l brought it to lhe boiling point, lower, he ba~ket a! nursing bottles slowly Into the pot. Do not allow the botties to touch the water, 01' lhey will burst. Put on th e perforat"d co\'er, and let the steaming continue for ten mlnutes; th en remove th e cover and firmly stopper I?R('h bottle. After ueplacin g _ the cover. allow the steaming to contmup fifteen minutes longer in the winter and twenty minutes longer In the ~ummer. The steam must be allowed to escape freely, or the temperature will rise too high, "The proc<ss of s lerilization is now completed. Place the baskt't o! bottles in a cool dark place or in a n ice c h es t. The bottles must not be opened until . just before the milk is to he used. and I then it may be warmed by p:unglng the bottle In warm water. It proper'ly prepared, th e milk will taste but IIttie like boiled milk, There will not be a thiclt ring around the Inside of the bottle, and nl, butter will be s een floating on the surface. The temperature attained under the conditions s tated above will not exceed in extreme cases 188 degrees F. "Milk shouid be sterilized when it Is fresh as posslbie and oniy "ufficlent m tl k for 24 houl's should be sterilized a t Jne time. It, after nursing. the infant leaves some milk In the bottJe, this ~houlu. be thrown away. "When ice cannot b e procured, milk In bottles may b e kept cool by wrapping them In a cloth ~aturated 'w ith water, .evaporation keeping th em cool ' .."".,- ~EORGE ZEMPKE, TEN YEARS OLD, ATTACKED BY UGLY I BEAST AND PAINFULLY INJURED-HEALTH DEPARTMENT IS NOTIFIED. 111 clean, c losed can~ or Ve8- I sels In a COol. we il ventila t ed p lace. I n ho t WeMher i t is adv isa ble to sterili ze a ll milk soon ne received. as this In Su res it remaining s w eet n greater fJ/.;,ldi',J;s and Books w ill be length or time. It a ch ild thr ive. on a ~a ted before Term opens. l'nl1k diet, n o o th er l oad Wha t s oever s houid be g iven wh ile the ho t w el1th er r fEALTH COMMISSION ER GREENE la sts. WILL GUA RD T HE, CHILDREN "M ~thod for s t erilization of milk, Tho FROM CONTAGIOUS DISEASES . utensils necessary a r e: First, a. sterlllzor, Such oan casily be made trom an Numerous Inquiries are recei v.d·by ~rdlrlary tin pall or pot about len the Burfulo department of p ublic In- One of the most recent In- <lulrtea Is trom the Clevela nd Chamber ot Commerce. an organtzati on s lmllar In char'aeter to the Butralo Me rchants' Exchange, which Interests itself both In business and cIvic matte rs. ThE' Inqulry wa s addressed to the departnH'nt of oduration and was referred to th e d<:pnrtment of health, Health Commissioner ~ D, Grpene r ep lieu that the cit)' had no ~oe requiring the medica i in" pectlon ot schools and that no provIsion Is made for such 'work. T he department ot hea lth, howe\,er, realizing the necessity for such in!lpectlon, a rrange., s o Dr. Greene wrote, to h" "e a stm lannual "lnspectlo n made wi th a , lew to correcting any unsan itary rO I1ditions which rna)' exist. This In. pection 1s mnde by the physician having charS8 or the quarantine hOf'p ital. When interYiewed 011 the "ubj.ct by an Express reporter, Dr, Greene ~ald that the health depart.ment ha.~ been unable during the last lew mont hs to g l\'e the schools e\'en th is littlE" a ttpntion, a s Dr. O'Hara, the physi('ian su the quarantine h05lpttfll, ha~ been Isolated with smallpox pa.tlents. ""'hUe I realIze," he !1atd , " tha t 't\"P cannot do too much to protect the ohildren, the board ot schooi examlnor" ghes consld('rable atten tion each yea r to the hea ting, Ye ntllati ng and goneral sanltal'Y rondItions of the schoo l",. a nd added to this is the semiannuLlI ins pec. tion by the heal t h departmen t, so I feel sure that the schools a re not n'giected, "The tac t that there was a !!,reater epidemic of measles in the ~c hool8 last vea l' than for several yea rs p rti,,-ious is no indication that the school~ d o not r eceive medical a ttention," con tinued the health co mmissioner. "~Iea81f.'s i~ a di5l:ease or childhood and one of the most Infec tious a nd contagious diseases known. It is safe to say thot 99 per cent. ot the persons one would mee t In g oing through the most crowued downtown section Of Main st reE:'t ha'-e had measles. It is impo~sib l p to prevent c htldre u from contracting the disease. because it Is so common, a n<1 o ne chnd going Into a schoolroom ca n infect 600 others. After the epic1emtc of thl~ year there will be (ewe r ca~es for two or there years to como. or cou rse, when a large number at chUdren 'l\'bo have not had measles en ter schools we must expect another epldemle, for measles seem to be a n unavo idable d isease of children, "r am taldn~ precautionary me3Sures, however, against a poss1ble epldemlc o! disease when the schools reo pen thIs autumn, and shall try to carry out this plan ench succeedi ng yea r. I s hall have all the s chool b ulldIngs disinfected during this vaca tion a ntl the books fumtgated. The-I'e a re no funds for the purpose, bu t I snail tak~ up the matter with Superlntendent Emerson a s 500n as he returns to the ci ty, an d I teel sure tha t the 1nill s pec t ors of the health departmen t w b ....... 'ble to work with the department ofa education in disinfecting the ~chools. I hn.ve not ye t conft!:rrell w ith I la d to :\Ir. Emerson. but he is a WH)'St g hi II n('qu le~ce w ith any mO\'empn w C will benefit the schools." t d "It the educational clepartme>n euo;; ci"as that it cannot alU In the w ork. w ill you s ttll follow out your "plans or " isln'ectlng the schools'?" was aRk~d_ U L d h 1"h15 Is the time of the year when diseasE'S of children are most prevalent. especially thatmuch-to-be-dreadcd malady, cholera Infantum. Dr. Franklin C. Gram. registrar of the department of health, says that owing to so little hot weather, there have been fewer deaths from choiera Infal1tum ~han usual. although the highest percentage of death is recorded iate In July, through August and in the early part While 10·year-old George Zempke ot o! September, especinlly during a sea.No. 249 Gr id er Stree t was in the yard son when the hot weather continues unIn the rear ot the house, No. 41 Buell ttl very late. Avenue, he 'as bitten In the cal! ot the To minimize the death-ra te ot chilleg b y a dog ow ned by Mrs. W. H. Klrkh older. The d og was tied up, but dren and to prevent, as far as possible. the boy happened t o stand too close. the b ginning of serious illness among I The dog '90'3,8 s ent away to Tonawanda babies. the department of heailh issues by h is owner f or fear he would be shot, s. circulnr on the managenlent of InThe B03.rd ot H ealth was nOtified / ' fants durIng the hot season. As fast &8 records of birth are registered at the aepartment of health. a citcular is addressed to the lnother of each Infant. and at the begInning of the dangerous I season these circulars are posted. Two large boxes ot these addressed circulars w ere sent out from the department or h ealth this week and last and as fast as other births are reglstered, circulars will be sent to the , mothers, The pamphlets are printed Caj1ias i~ SSUe( .\gaillsl Dr. \\'al- in English, German. Polish and Italian. ~ The rulps are simple, practical and tel' D. Green, of Local easliy followed. Almost without exceptIon they may be followed by any moth, • Boarc1. er in the management ot her baby, even by lhose who live in the tenement disILj ».".. tri c ts. Some or the more Important C. .Toy. acting on lwh,llf or rules regarding the care of intants are Willi~m J, • (' Brldo, M :!33' "mth Eigh- as follo\\s: tcenlh . ; trct'l, who n>l'cntly ~ut>d tht..' ci t~· "Bathe the c hild once a day in luke for damages for the death o( hi~ 6"'arm water, ns the health of the child Yl'ar-o)(l dau~hl('r on l ht' ground that it depe nds much upon its cleanliness. It wa!': ('au~(>d by the neglect of th e authe chlld be feeble . sponge it once or thorltlc~ nf t he Mu nlcip:1. 1 Hospital, y('s- twtce a day with luke-warm water, to It'rds v bega n su it ag3in~t Ur. ""alter D. which a \'ery little alcohol or vinegar has be.n added, Gre.n. 3 ph '.Icisn In t he ,'mploy of th. "Ayoid tight bandaging, Have the inBoard o[ UPOllh, ne:- garment of light flannel and the reThe ground for tht:> JWW ;it'llon 15 slm- mainder ot' the clothing llght and COOl. liar tu thal laltE"n in lhp o riginal pro- nIl being sufficiently loose to allow free ('(,t"cJln~~. 11', SpJ)tembl'l' last . . \llce. the play of the body and limbs. Always untlaughtt"r or ~Ir. )l(' Bride. wa:s 111. The dress the child at night and put on 0. family doctor, who \,,"as attenuing the cool, light garment, never using the child. d(>clared th a t ~he might ba\'c sma ll- salne garments at night that are used no'. allilough he geriouply doubted that during the daytime, and vice versa. th On ,- .... r~moving the garments, hang Ose such wa. the cas.. The plaintiffs a ve r that are not to be used near an open that the chUd was ill bed a.nu rece!\'ing window that they may be thoroughly tJ fhl't hl"!1IIt or C'a rp when Or, Gret'n. In his aired before be1ng used again .. "., v capRfit:v a~ a l1 ea lth Boaru o fflci<11, ('11"The chlld should sleep by Itself in a. L ~~Z.~I~ t('rpd thp ha ck gate of ;\1('Brid€'s hOllse cot or cradle. It should be put to bed and wl nt inln the rpar of thp p remis('F' at a regular and early hour, and it is , and allcmlllf'(1 tn lnke thp c hild a way. well to tea ch Children, when '-ery ~rc:Briue as.surf'~J th e doctor that tilt" chtl(l young, to go to sleep without being l I wa~ takt-'ll cart' of Il ro pf'rly and inc1u('C'(l rocked or nursed In the a.rms. Wlthhim to It'a\'{~' out the advice of a physician, never I The no't day. it I, allop:rd, DI' Green givc sleeping drops, cordiais. soothing I rl'tul'ncd, whil,. ~1r. :;\1cBrfup wa~ nbs(,ll l. syrups. etc .. a'J yearly many children eld('I' daughlP'he l' an<l :\1r:'l_ McBrfd(', I('mon't) die from th o poisonous effects of these and. ,k'plte pro,,",ts of the plnlnllf/', lhf' ('hill1 to :In ambulance V\"1\itlng Ht tho drugs, When ever a. child frets and does not sleep, It it is not 1II. it Is usually' door, The stutf'n1('llt further sets forth: hungry or perhaps thirsty. A small Thill lJ~ r(i\'lHtl r.r l hp ('unduC't of !'laid amount of bo}1ed water, cooled, will 1 C'ire('n thl' (j,.tI<Jnpnt's flald {'hili! W~:l la.k('ll often satisfy a chlld. and it is a good Th e Health (1 !'IC'O\' to th .. Muni cipal H ospital. when:' l\al d (: hlld r1 1 t '\ VDllpartm blk(, l'l e~cnt In has tll£' C'lty art"WR!< InCeC'ttod w ith ~carlf't fe,-,u wIthin (nut' practice to give them a small amount (>r(' t 1,' m' n . " , dRY," atu-r gull:lhlng In said hosrJltal at frequent intervals during the day. I op, r,-ttt·c11 In I-iurh bile an w:1<'iL'fltlly 'll11WI' f'IH~nand ,lays did lan ,Ii(' fJt said ~carlet rH('r h~allh Th f'1l)I'norn~ 'rhal prJvr tu thfl laking or ~Ilid child lO "A child needs plenty of fresh air In , aR to (nl .tng('1' pu . ' hOflJJttat II had nul i>epn t'X IJOS€11 to the cool of th e morning and early even- ~ In \\~hirh tlw b:l kln~ I~ rl 'lH~ ;lI'(' clirty. ,~aid (hhell,fol'll.t,~!I~:a.h;)\;('!~~l",~~~~;[O~ ..o~h~JI~_1)~.altl t d Wh it ' ''~II1(lo\\s arf> h'ft op(>n ~o th,\t flu!!t 1\11/1 Uepont-nt furth'-I- " ait I 1 l'lal t hp I I~ I } ',.r0i n g have It out 0 h en ever I i ~ u. oors. .........-rm"." ,'"... n 1,1"", i" [rom n(\,11'h), nlley~. IheP(JfIf' nl i.t~ .!t-nn,',j lJy ,.\L'l u( ,.\'i:olt'llIhl).' seems to sufter from the eat, l t t Flips arl~ nllo",r><l tn Rettlp on (,1kp~ and (fll'wh_hllng I h." wlllht,~ n'movul(,r IIIcIC-P'IIlPllt lilt-' ('hl ""'1<> \d (,r \ d,-· drink freely of water which has been " hoo ki f's an(l Ul [ <,ontamlo,llr>I thf'm I'uu"n t agalll,d 1,.i h O1url h latt'(J h) tUlht GU'H fAd uf A~,;-.-mhly .,r lh., previously boiled and cooled. Never al- in ot hN' \\'ll:n~ the> rllle~ () H>;\ t t at I inlf-r •• Ihal th.· 1111'1. H"anlP-orL 1I.·.\hh _may I .' '"' "ilth of1,1I J6IIIltHu-r, OJ;! I. IH-o\hllnt.: lo\v.a child to remain In a room In (}up"ht to hl' obF'cn-C'd In f'YE-'ry hake Ill!)\!" l.) thl :\(unh'll'td ll"~l'llRI J~I'I!'tUII" a( WhlCh washing or cooking 15 going on. RhoJl R I 'P. I~norl'(l" "l'ctf'd with j"" llluIo;IIlU~ 11I ..... al:!f-8 v.hQ ('ftnn"t The Influence Of excessive heat reduces 1 DrTh l~ mor p ".J~ Gwe (, df'lC-g:llN1I' t. .. IHUIlf'I'b HU,-nd ..(1 ,Il Uk hU!1H- vr tb ''',1" udn' '?L ~-'I t tn lllIlO1kf' a tour putlt-nt. , the v1tallty of young Infants. or 'th~ h~kt'dt'~ in thp city and til St'f', "y S: 'l\re will find some way, un t e "Keep your house sweet und clean, I lh:l onl" nnd ,,11 are npt>rltpc! In as: work will be clone before the openln~ f),..\llortv· y Hr:uslt>y J!S:..ul'd a (-apm.-: agalnSl '. Gl'et' ll Yl'stenhl) a ftE'I'1l00n, Jilligl' I d Iial d I v ,y hot "e th 'II Id D G ne "Of l 'pnn,,' packef !lx-lug ball I:I. l $tOOIl, d \ .. a - I !'lRl1iUlfY :1 Inp thn rl n~ rO~SI) h Ij'.II ~oo an we i re. n e' " of schools," ~a r. r eedl . d er keep th e . w ndows open ay and Dr. Gr ...ell~ !IaS found t :It \\ 1 r 1l1:'1ny course, wo wtll work at a. sa \'unn ight, and never allow the room to I pf thr hilkpl'!-i nn' (':1I'f'fuJ n.~ to ,l hf' 1 tage owing to a lack or tunds. The erne-II close, r lpt1nllnpss of thl' .!;hop~ and UtHl~! ls, fumigation of the schoolbook~, hov,'"The best tood for young Infants Is thry pi.l~' nn RlIF'l1tlon to th£' C'1"owc]q /I~ ever. wJll not be any addlttonal e:C. flit"s th at SWHnn nn'r t"\'er~ thing thpy tho mother s mUk. Never attempt to I {'(lo'k. Thl~ I~ t ht" mn!-il C'ommon tnpna('(' pense. tor it ra n be done at t he same wean a. child jus t before or during the to hrn lth foun.rl h)' thp InsJ1('('tnn~ of time the schools are dlslnfecteil. It summer months unless ad\'lsed to do so t h e> dC'parttnpn t Ie es:sentlal that the books be fu mtby a physician. When there are eXist- I Th,- finn stPp to he tnk{>n hy the gated, tor within them a re trE."Que ntly Ing Circumstances, which absolutely re- H C'alth Dl'part ment In It", (T us,\n t\ the germs ot contagious dlse.'I'P. 'l"hf"re quire Weaning. consult a physician, so Rg'Hin!'1t ('nrt'lps~ ha k f'l'!'t \\'111 hf' to nrdnr d bt that consumption, dl phgnon H('l'f't"n ~ nut on all windows. Tf Is no ou f. tl' that the proper precautions may be this n~/lpr 1~ C"lo l nhE'y"d lhf' h~kprs wil l thf'J'ln a nd sca.rlet tever are 1 ~qupn 1 taken to prevent the ~hlld becoming ill. be bro ught Into :\lunici pal Court. I tran~mJtted b!-· children handli ng boo ks Do not nurse tpe c hUd oftener than - - J which others a fflicted with t he uisf"a~(' every two or three hours during the day hn.'\.'e touched a fter wet ting thpir and as seldom as possible during the I finger8 with sallt"a.. " night. aVOiding, as much as~ pOSSible, 'Yhen asked it he fax ored thE' plan nursing when the mother Is OVerheated ad\'ocated by some p h yslrl ans thnt A. or grea tl y fa.tigued. medicnl examiner be 9tatlonE"d a t ea ch "If the chlld has been bro ugh t up on school to decLde whetbpr the C' hlldrPIl th E' bottle, th e best die t tal' 1t Is milk, are well pnou g h to attend scbo!)I, Illld, ei ther fr om t he goat or cow. Goat's If si('k, whether ther... Is <langf'r of mlllt J~ nearest to that ot t he mother' s transmitting the disease to othE>r~, Dr. anu cow's milk IS nex t. It Is neces,a r y nrC'ene ~alc1 that he thought thp plan to be certain th a t t he m ilk us ed is not tmpractlcable. lIe doE'S think it w(,nId be- n thing, .ho\,,-p"f'r. to h ave Rk1mmrc1 and Is p u re. As l'!oon as milk is rece iv ed, from t he dealer 1t should a wpekly In!'lpettloll. I I I 1 ~ SU[S HfALTH MAN I : fO RCHI LO'S 0[AT ~ ~~~ '(M4 ~/~ o''/': I p~rlntending I I ~ 4-tu:~ "".- -,"" ---"1 It 8AKr RS MUST EW CL[AN TH[IR 0 SI f Health Department A ter I Those Who Allow FI i es to Th' PI Swarm elr aces, t I I I I 00 �Al TH DEPARTMENT ~L ~~SPECT BAKERIES DlSGus~;-:(IDITION OF AFFAIR S DISOLOSED IN AN EAST SIDE BAKE SH OP, FLIES SWARMED. '''OJ•. COURIEI , Pl' In Persona lly Cond lIcted Tri p to Detroit is Meeting With Great Favor, DO NOT DELAY GETTING REA DY. If There is a Party In Your Neighborhood, Join It-If Not, Organize Your Own Party, The- followJn~ ('ommun!c-atinn, reC'e!\'ed ihls morning. b~~p(>ak~ the appredatI on with whkh the r~aders or th e KE"'S regard thl~ papPT's efforts in arranging for their bt-'nefit and en j oyment its "personally conducted" Ja ke excurs ion to Detroit on Saturday; Edttar '-'mUlO .\ t l,r,. "Dpar .!'-ir "'e are alI gOing on thE" XE'YS' exC'ur5ion. and t'XPt'l't to ha\'e a glorlow;; timf'. (Signed), Hon. Era~{U5; C Knight, \\'i11iam D. Doht'rty. Dr. 1YalteT G)'ppn, Dr. Georgt'" H. )1 .. .. JOhn J . }[cCullouorh, Charle' H. Fun- n7"iT,-t:toyd L. "·e~tbrook. Jo..c:;eph H. Reb~to(' k , Henry C. Z€'ller. Charles T. Sloan. Geor!re L. Knlghl, Fred O. }.1 urral', E. .\1. ~tatler, Will iam H. Daniels, Frank T . .flaggt·rty. George \Y. Yo~s, Rob ~n ~1urphy, A. H. Bowen, C'harles Smith, LOUis Rapin, Da '"fd Seymour. Frank Hinkley, Th e above I~ only one of the Inan,· ::\"E1\·S' eXl'ur!';lan par tip!" which ha\'~ been formed in dltIer'ent partE' of the town. ~o. If you ha\'p not joined on~. do If th£'re I~ nonE" In your npl~hbar ­ h ood, organizf' one, and no It now. ~::~~~==~---I~~~~v ~y---­ OLS A,\D ffEALTlJ. ake r Gre'!'ne is going nusual preca hen the ~chools oD!:'n in the autumn public against the spr~d.d at epidemics through tholr agency and tor tAe thorough sanitary Inspection at the buildings. Afthough thore does not appear to have been neglect in the matter in the past there has be~n so much cause for care on the subject in the last few months that extra Prt.-'C8utions tor the future are neces~ary. It appears that there is no ordinance calling for rel;;"war inspection by a medh.'al offlcer of the public schools and -no pro\·isio:1. is made for Such work. Jiowever, the Health D.,.partm~nt for Some ti~e past haM done it wHhout such manuate. rnder Dr. Gl'eenD'S adminhstralion there need oe no fear uf neglect In tLls matt .. but It would seem to be orllj the part of prudE'nce to ha\~e such all in::spector rnad ~ a r~gular part of the dutie. o( the department and an ordinance CO\'ering the case should be enacted. The Board o( Schoul Examin'rs and thE; voluntary organization known as the gchool ASSOCiation have been watchful on the.e pOints, but it Is not good polley to trust altogether to their fidelity to dUtips which are not expUcitIy lalu on them. - -0>-_ __ 5 VOTE TO' SELL PESTHOUSE ~NSUMPTION ~ SITE AE~PING GAIM Dr. Edward L. Frost or the Department of Ht'a.lth will be~n this morning a thorough inspectloll of all the bakeries in th e city. Dr.; Gr~en('. Cornmisslonet· of Health, ordel'ea tillS insp~ctlon yesterday afler IlJscoyt'tiug a disgusting condition or affalrs in . a certain East ';Id~ "al,erl·. The name of the proprietor of the bakery was not glYE"'n out. It is said that the cellar of the plaC'e was fuunc.l I tu lJe hull tilled with dirty water and that th e shop was In a wretched sani tary condition, Fli es were as thick in the pla('e where the baking was done as th~y u~ually arc around a. stable. HAA~E5T, Not Wait For Action of Councilmen But Pass Resolution to Sell Hospital Land at Auction. , "-- -ENQUIRER MONTH!: OF THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT GIVES EVIDENCE THAT THIS DREAD DISEASE IS ON THE INCREASE IN BUFFALO- AN INTERESTING MAP. Despite the tact that the Board of 1C0unclimen has tabled the action of the Board at Aldermen providing (or The proprietor or the bakery was 01'dered to appear at the omce of the De- the purchase of the Kenmore site for pal'tmen or Health and was there Inter- a Quarantine Ho.pltnl the Aldermen, viewed by Dr'. Gre~ne. Dr. Greene gave I by a close vote, yesterday adopted the report nf the Committee on Sanitary the man a thorou~h dreSSing down anu warned him that If another comillaint I :Measures directJng the Comptroller to sell at pubHe auction the present quarwas 'iled against him officers would ITH every report ot the H ealth antine hospital site, close up his hakery forever. The bakDt'partment e fact becom es Aid, Harp, In whose ward, the 25th, It more apparen~ that the t errl b h' er was yoluble in his promises for fuIs proposed to erect the new Quarantlne 6courgp, consumption. Is monthly r eapln c; ture ('l('anhne~s and was allowed to hospital, made a vigorous tight to table depart. A watch will be kE'pt on him Hs grim harvest In Buffalo. One mont h the report, but was unsuccesRlul as, to see that he does not violate hiS ,,""hen noses were counted, all that could there seems to be an abateme-nt In th e Ill·omis€'. cnse~ ot death from this disease. bu t t he be mustered In favor of tabling the reDr. Frost will make a special effort to tollowlng thirty days usually shows an port was ten votes whlle ele,ren voted Increase. The number of new caSE'S r E'learn what bakeries do not haye to adopt It, ported varies but little. although the r avscreen!". The l1~allh Department has Col. ,,'ard, In a communication to a~es of the disease seems to pOint to a been intorl11<,,<1 that in most bakeries the Aldermen, notified the board that morC' or less gradual Increa~e In the nu mthe flies falrly swarm. Lr. Gn~~nu bC'r of deaths Cram this cause. measurements made by an engineer In says that this state of aITairs is highly In April, according to the official r C'his department had disclosed that one porl o f the Officials of the Healt h De unsanitary. ~ of the American Glucose buildings I partment, there were thirty-five dea t h~ encroached eIght or nIne inches on the attributed to tubprculosls. Forty n ew .-.Hamburg Canal strip and that another cas(s wt"'r e- registered. The :'Ilay r epor t showed a ~lIght decrease In the n u m ber building was 11 (eet oYer the line. of deaths and new cases reported, th e In reply to a communication sent to record b e-I ng thirty-one deaths and thlrtythe company by Col. Ward the Glucose two npw cases. NEWS. Company Indicted the following: For the month ot June t h ere wer e thir"The latt~r building we propose to rety-nine deaths from tuberculosis, whi ch moy€.' at once, In accordance with your Is an Increase of eight. Thr numbe r ot new case8 for this mon th is not g iven. order Thr building which Is only eight or nine inches over the line Is a subIn the- sales rooms ot the Buffalo D t'n tal Manufacturing Company ther e h a ng8 stantial brick and steel fireproof building of ('onsldprable value, and In order 'an unlqu(' map ot the City ot Bc. tral o showing the offlctall)' reported death ,!: by to remo"e the obstruction It will be necon{aglou~ dls(>Rses which occurrE"d durcps~ary to tenr down the re-ar waJt at a gren t expense." ing thE' flrst Quarter ot the current )-·ear. Thp map wa!o\ prepared b)· Dr. F. 'Yo Low The entire matter was reterred to of No, 6.~ ~laln Stret't. The location of the Committee on Streets, each indh'ldual d~ath and thE' dfsea~ £' Ald. Harp ottered the follOWing which which was rE'spon~lble for It, a re deno t pd b,· flag~ ot ,'arlou~ colors which are ~ ew as adopted wi thou t ('ommen t: cured to the map by means of nee<lt efl. R e~o l"ed, That th e Buffalo Association There were over 3,000 of these tlag~ u sed for the RaJI'ling and BreedIng of Horses. In the construction of thl!'o map. An y be p('rmlttE"d to grade Kenilworth Aveper~on desiring to know the conditions nue from Main 8tr(,f't to Kenmore Ave£'xlsting In his ward for the above- m en nup. Kenmore A venue, trom Kenilworth tioned period wnt find it Interesting to A\'enue to E'nglev.rood Avenue, and Enconsult this map. glt'wood Avenue from Kenmore Avenue The tublp "\\' hich follows gives the death to Main Street, under the supE'rvl~lon ot ratr by contagion tn proportto n to the the Commissioner ot PubIlc Works, and po))uJa t Ion as follows: at Its own expense, according to the One death to liOO in lSth "'ard. gra.dE" eRtabllshE'd ror said streets. reOn(' dea th to 700 In 8th Ward spE'Ctlvely, by the Department ot Public On(' death to SOO In 18th Wnrd. \Vorks. One death to 900 in 3d, 13th, 25th ,,"'a rds. One death to 1100 In 7th, 20th Ward~. Ald. Martin offered a resolution renr drath to 1200 1n 17th, 19th, 21st 'Ya rds. quiring the Frontier Telephone Cumne death to 1300 In 1st. 5th, l~t h '':'ardtl Lingering Possibi li ties of In pany, whf:rever tt tore up the city One dE"ath to BOO In 4th, 9th. 18th " Pard li. streets, to u~e sprinklers to lay the One death to 1500 In 6th ,\Vard, fection Will Be Vigorously dust. Ald. Kennedy said that It wasn't One death to 1600 In 10th "Pard. One death to 1700 In ~-Hh 'Yard. faIr to discriminate against one comOne death to :000 In 2~d ~Yard . Attacked During Vacapany: that the matter should be mn~e One deAth to :::600 In 23d Ward. general and tor that reason he amended One death to :::700 In 11th 'Yard . tion of Schools. thRt It be referred to the Committee One death to 4600 In 2d V,·nrd. on ~tr.et. . Ald. Sullh'an further One death to 5900 In 14th "~ard. amend ed that the matter be reterred For $eycra) day!:' no npw ca~''''s or to the Committee on Ordlnanre In order small-pox have be£'n re-ported to the that a proper genE"ral ordinance should Health Department and Health Combe drn wn. Alter some diSCUSSion, Ald. mlsslOnpr Gn.. t:·IH~ is now of the opinion Sullivan's amendment prev~lIed. that hE;' and his u~!'Ol!:HantR hU\'e the dls",ase stamped oul. H e 18 not :::-0 opti mistic as Lo hope thaI. It will be banIshed (rom Bu1't'iJ..lo once and tor all ImInt.-dlalcl.)". but ht> does think that lMEs ::-mal-llox In Buffalo h~ on lhe decJlnc , and that th"rp h-i no dang.:r of an epidemic a.nd th\~ Illseo~e will g-rauually wan~ and dip out. In the Nmall-pox !-\car~ "h lch occurred In Buffalo wllhln the I".. t yoar, this ~Ity Is not alone. Almost every municipalIty and community In the country has suffered more or lelits from thb pla~ue . ce Re ., I n eld e llt . aDd Per.on. wIthin tht" last two or three Yf>ar~, Jioted tn and Aro9Dd much mort-' than In preceding years. Duttalo. "The Philippine W ar brought smallpox to thl~ country and the retul'nl.ng W II ....... SMAll -POX STAMPfOoff( ~ INBUffAlO, l Nearly Every City in the Country Had More of It Than We, RETURNING SOLDIE RS SPREAD IT BRO ADCAST. l he Mali The-OStreft ~ohl1prs ~pl'(>ad It," ~n:r51 Dr. Grt"ent". "While In the Phlllppin., many of the soldler~ ttthf"r had tht"' dl~pa~e or came In contact with It. Rf"turnlng they brought It home and as th£> reglmtnts w<"re rpcrultl!d from nil s('ctton~ of the country thtl}' naturally l'lprcad ~mall­ pox ,,-hlely, It I~ notic(>d that dl~ea!'o('s nf this Mort orten Collaw wars whf"rpln ml"n aTf~ C'allpd to tropi cal cllmatE"s. nurtnlo did mIt orPt tho epidemic dlrecth' (rom the rf"tllrnlng soldiers, but 1 think It ('amI' (rom them Indirectly." H ealth COl11ml~!1Clonf"r Grproe intt'nd!=l to take advnnta.gp of the ~umm(' r vaca- tion to do nil ht' cnn to ~tamp any lIn- Chlp[ ClerIc Uus Schneider or the Health Department meets with some chotce specimens of the product of OUI American instJtutions. The other day a delinquent milkman went into the Health offlce to make Inquiries In regard to obtaining his license. In the ('OUrse of the conversation :\fr. Schneider Inquired: , "Do you believe In sterlllzation?" "It's a good thing, a very good thing," rE"plied the ('ountryman. "1 all us stir my mlIk in the Cans eeveral tImes." A moment later the chief clerk propounded another Question, which elitHed as r eady and felicitous an answer ~prlng ~mnll-pox inf(l('tion that may ... xl~t In lhp Ea~H ~Irlp schonl!" ntte-nch:d as thE' tormer . by chlldrpn who Ih'E" In spctions whpre t1ip malaely waR most prf"Yalent. 1-I p llnnouf1('C'd today that Ruch schools wilt bl dO!olt'rl tlghtly linn wilt he well !um~ Igatpd bpforp tht-), 3f(' opened for thl' wlntrr term~. Dr. (trN'n e- belif"YflR in Ization? <11~lnr('rtlon of !'I:C'honlR nnd ~choo l materlal~ !luring th(· !'lummer YR('ntion nnd h E" hopes to bp ahlp to carry ht~ plans much furth{"r In thp future. This ~um· mpr, IHH\,(>\"!"r. It IH likely th:lt nnh' the roo"t f'xJ')o~prt !'trltool!=! \\'111 hp fUlJli1tlte" • "'Yell, what do you think ot Pasteur- Do you believe tn that, too?" "'Val, neo"', I Rhould $ay I rather did. I certaInly b'lIfoYe In J)ultin' my cnows tnto pasture jest as of'en as r kln. I tell YOll, us tarmers may no[ have the eddlratlon or you city (oil,s but we know how t o gl t good milk." ~ --r>- �reprosent /I. body ot c'ltfzens Inv~.tecl In 170 acres of land worth over 1250,000 In the vlelnlty of th e proposed site. Now you may call th e n ew buildInlf a munlclp,,1 h o,pllal on the t heOT)' thnt n. rose by (lny other naUle would smell as sweet, but It will r emain a peath ou"e In the eyee of the people Just Battle of the Wards that are the same until the noel. or doom, un~ th e mome nt you erect It th er e, good-b> rYinll to dodge t he new t o the value ot th e adjacent property. p th Since 1892 our company has paid taxes es ouse. EXPRESS,on an a seessment of $126,500, to say noth' " lng ot: our sewer and po.vlng assc~~E 0 GOO D LAWYERS ments. Arter holding the property tor ten years we are beginning to see th e dayligh t ot progress and you wou ld LANDOWNERS CO NT END THA'r A come In and saddle us with thIs Pf'stPESTHOUSE WOULD PUT PROS· h o u s€'. The 3,100 ff'ct :11: sewer n ('eB!iary would a lso be :asscsse-d against us. I PERlTY TO FLIGHT. believe In any measure to \\'anl making' Alderman l\Jartin's l'E'solutlon pro- sick people w ell, but not a t the E'Xpe:I1SC "Idlng tor th e sole vi t he pres· ot malting well people sick, anll we will ent Quarantine hosp ita l nnd the c rtainly be a. vcry skk lot Ir you Inpurchase or the proposed site in tho fII el on us this grievous hardship." 25th ward raised a storm of ta lk both James Gerard Smith, r epresenting betore and after th e nlC€ting at th lf some 300 serps of land and th e new councilmen yesterday. CouDctlmn.n A~h Cat h olic c hurc h a t th e corne r of Balley stnrted th e discussion by moving that anel Delavan avenues; Attorney John th~ resolution be tabled for n week a nd Provost, l'eprfsent lng OYer 300 adjoinreferred to a speclal committee of thre~ tng acres of land, and Frank Hamnlond, "nd the Board of Health. It was evident presIdent o r the Hyde Park Land Com· from the stn.l't th at the counellm€'n wprt! pany, nlso strenuously protested in flomewha.t of a Quandary jU!=!t what against the remo\'a l of th e hospita l t o ~ nctlon to ta lte In t he matter, altbough the v Icinity. They claimed thnt It wou ld r CGunc Uman Stoddart spoke strong - r etard th e prospe rity tha.t has struck Iy In f a vor of dlsapproylng the resolu- their neighborhood and would comtlon outright. pletely ru in th eir property. "I r ealize th e necpsslty of. a ne\\ Alderman Harp th e n put tn n. l ew quarantin e h ospita1." he said. "Th\' good words for his constituents. "This p~sent one is n. dl ~grncc to thE' city. But movement to load thi s new pesthouse the controversy as to removing from on us," he said. "Is th e biggest r eal-esthe present loca ti on comes T'tot from the ta.te scheme I ever met '''lith. The adInhabitants or the 18th ward, but trom vocates or tbe other aide have given us a few Int erested partie.. The people our best argument by showing how who desire the re moval ot t he hospital really worthless the site of the present Invested their money when th e build· pesthouse Is tor any other purpose. Tbe InS' was locat ed on tt'$ present site. present site is ample and moreover l ess Those who have tnvested In the other ex p ensive than any I know o r. I have part ot th e city in vested their money the authority of Dr. Gre ene 'or the before there was any talk of a. hosplta.l statement that a new sewer wtll be unIn their neighborhood and they certa.ln- necessay and, moreover, that $6,000 Iy would not have Invested It had they may be saved by ullllzins t he present known that they wer e to be inftlcted buildings." with a. pesthouse." HI was ot B. commIttee or three who spent part or a day visiting r esidents ' ,,'Ithtn a stone's throw of the pre~ent hospital and I heard no objections from any of them as t o t be und esirability of av1ng a. new hospi t al where the old one stands. AB tar as sanitary conditions are concerned, I wou ld just as Boon t:'l.<-~ move my own famil y next to th e hos......v pital, 0.8 It Is conducted under the Board ot Health." G~a. Councilman Kl!nck said that he was F) ~ y not In favor or the present olte. "n's low. fiat land, OJ he said, usarrounded by ' goose~pudclle8 ot stagnant water. It's AT HEARING CON not right tor the city to .pend so much EVIDENC money on a buUdi ng OU t there." DUCTED By" HEALTH COM Tbe amendmen t of CouneBmal1 Smith to r erer the matter to a committ ee ot MISSIONER WILL PROBABL the whole was carried. The committee, RESULT IN THEIR REIN with tbe exception of Counollman . Klinck, sat Immediately after the reguSTATEMENT IN: DEPARTMEN' lar meeting nnd heard the arguments of . & number at tnter e~ted taxpa y ers. Health Commissioner Greene was called and answered a number ot que9~ The hearing b(>!ore Healt.h Commissior er Gre It the charges said to ha v tloDe. He said h e co nsid ered the presed by Principal Knell ( ent lite both sanitary a nd proper for chool No. 4t. of alleged misconduct whl on duty, of Drs. ,Vllltam H. Heath 61 the eree tl on of a Quarantine hospita l; "'ilIlam B. May. which was held yeste that there could be no objecti ons to th e day. ",111 probably result In the comple J'aJlroaQ.a troJu a. sanitary vlewpoJnt. He exoneration anJ r einstatement in tI had lnvestlga.ted the quarantine hos pi- H eal th Department of these t wo phy!! clans. tal In Fhiladelphia, alongside which th e During the' ~mnllpox scare, almost elg Pennsylvania RaUroo.d r a n ten tracks. months ago. the two physicians were t That hospttal wa.s also surrounded by duty In Principal KneU·s school bulldln vaccinating chtldren. It was a ll E'ged 1 houses which proved that such an In- the principal and pnrt'nts of children stltuUon was no detrimen t to th e h ealth schOOl that the phy~lclans were lntox at the vicinity. cated, KnE'1l made no formal charges I first, but his remark !"\ became publlc aT John W. Fisher said that h e appeared th e doctors In Qu(>stion forced him to mo.~ In the Interests ot the new slte, "'hle h official complaint In order to secure on 11 v{'~ttgatton his clients proposed to sell t o the cit'y During thE' h('arlng YE'sterday Mark I for $10,000, b etdde the assumption of Hubbell, counsel for the principal, pr~ about $6,500 u npaid t axes. The stte tn~ ElE'nted ~('veral affidavits, substantlatln !_. Mr. Knell'p statement that the two dot cluded 26 acres or land In a triangular tors stagger eel as they walked to an shape, givtng ample room tor the butld- trom the school building. lng ot a. large hospital tha t would Attorney James L. Quackenbush ot tt la w firm of Love- & Quackenbush reprt never be contiguous to bulldlngs that sented Dr. Heath, and spoke at lengt might be erected In the tuture. He ad- In f'xplanation of Dr. Heath's unstead vacated his stte as offering the best fa.- , W~~otng through all these affidavits oUlt1es tro m th e viewpoint ot. prtce, pnld Mr. Quackenbush, "you wHl flnd th: location and fr eedom trom possible ob· each one of them says that as Drs. Heat fiecUons and May walked to and from the scho . . they staggered. Now, there Is the who Several property-owners 11"1 th e 26th gi st of this ense. Some years ago D ward th en spoke tn favor of the 1'eso- H ea th fell trom hIs bicycle and sustain« lutlon W. P Shamber ot the North an Injury to his anklE' whIch r("Rulted . . • ~ perm anent. foreshortening or deformit FUlmore BU8iness Men 8 ASSOCiation and stncE" then his gait hns been peculia said thnt Mr. Stoddart was mlstak~n In I kn ow that wh never I have wnlk('d wt ayl th t th ;v obJ tl f him he has taken my arm. and he h s ng a ere' 8.S no ec on rom clonE' that ~tmply bE'cause of the dlfflcul the people In the 18th ward. and pre- he has hnd In walking. The~e aftldavl .ented 0. petition at 125 owners tn the say that Dr. H('~th leaned on Dr. Mal 18th and 25th wards who fa.vored the re. :!~~ j.g~. i~'gf~~ti(>a~~~'o~o~ymi~~t g~~ mova.l ot the hospital to the proposed up Matn Street scores of timeR, and site. Daniel L . Winches ter said he rep- know I wa~ not Intoxicated and neltl' was Dr. Heath." r esented about $40,000 worth at property ('oun~(>l for tlle defenda.nt thpn told that had deteriorated beca.use of the Dr. H eath's Rpicmdtd record In the depa presence oC the peethouse tn Its present ment and th(> excE'lient work he had de th('re, and It tR ltk{>ly that, nwlng to t 1oeallty. H. A. Ramklndt said that alter phYRIc1Rn's gr.at ability In hand!!ng I the pesthollS6 h ad been removed the nrtnlrs ot the H(>R.1th Office, and the t: roperty on which it stood ,,,"ould sen th at the flrst sta t em(>nts of the alleged tf'nse w{'re greatly exaggerated. ' for from $10,000 to $16,000, whereas now Health Commissioner wUl relnsta.te it was not ,,'orth h alf the amount. G two dootors now under suspension. N , Redleln spoke ot the site as n n un:"" 1 • ... snnitary nut@an ce and said th at one could not poss the place wIthout notlc· Ing th e stench tbat nrose trom lhe stagnant pools In the vicinity. Albert E. Jon es, representtng sevpral 181ld companies In th e 26th ward, hend'd the oppon ents of the resolution. va "I ~NO MAY NOIINIOXltAI~Oe 6 'TAKE IT AWAY! THE CRY e~ I l ~EXON I ERAT ION ~ HEATH AND MAY. • ~~ ~.,,"" Many Affidavits Presented in Support of This As~ sertion, ~ THE INVESTIGAT ON. Princi pal Kne ll Refused to Appear as an Accuser Before Dr. Greene, HEARING WAS CLOSED. Healtn C ommission er Gree ne Reserv ed Dec islon-Tne Doctors May be Re in stated . The adjournro hen ring in the rose of Dr. H. Heath oud Dr. ,,'. B. )[n," of th e deportment of bealtb, chnrl(e;1 with intoxication while voccinating the children at Rcboo l 44,w., held tbi. morn· ing before Health Commissioner "'nlter D . Orecp% AttornC?'y Jomes L. Qun ~k · MURK npprorl'd for Dr. H(>oth. Attor- "T. ney Pnimer of Hi('kmnn &. Pnlm€'r ap- peared for Dr. )[a y, Attorney ~J ark S. Hubhell appe.rro for Principal Kn ell of :~~~~!e!~e~Ut~,eC~t:ol~htt~~~:~~:~~downe Dr. Greene in npening the hearing stoted that it waq held t o in'"POtigate th . cborges mnde nod permit the doctors uo"ler rhnrgeq to present e,idencp in r efutation. He soid that innsmuch ns Principal Knell had mode the cho r"e, h e .hould be permitted to file auything odditionnl that he mi"ht ho\'O. )Jr. Hubbell stated that the cnse grew out of 0 statement mode by Prln· clpol Knell of ochool 44 at a meeting of school prinril'nlF. It ,,' ns not 'Jlpposed, ~lr. H~ bl,ell •• ill . that the Hntement ever would be publiehed, but u reporter was present and the allegations got into th e newspapers. Dr. W ende, the thell health commis~ioner . iO'lestignted onn e:!:onerated the doctors chorgen with iu· t oxlcatlon. Supt. Emerson of the 8<'hool depart ment then told Principal Knell that he \'llJuld hUT"e to make !,:ood the charges that he had made against Drs. H eath and ~Jo,. U)!r. l{n(>ll then found it necessary to su bst antiate the charges whirh he had made agoin.t Drs. Henth nnd )lny," said ~1r . Hubbell. "Been use of tbe fact that tbey bod been exonerated from tile cb n rges which hod been mode ~Ir. Kn ell ",n s plnced iu the position of a man who hod mnde folse chnrges. It wa s n eCPSARrr for him then·fo re to proye to ' Supt. E~orson that those chorgos 've re trne. TIe theD gntherpd tho$:(> affi- dav its ond presented his e,-idence he~ore Snpt. Emerson, nnd Supt. Emerson Issued a Pl1blie stotemeut to th e elTert thnt the chnrges made by Princlpnl Kn ell were true. " Then you, ne bend of the benlth de· portment, .'!!pended Drs. He.th a ncJ,.. 'May nnd this inn?!iOti~ntion waR ord ered. But I wish to say tI,at )Ir. Knell has mode no fl)rmnl writtrn charges to yOU , nnd that theo)'E' for~ th is in\esti~ntior. and t.lned .Rn injury to llis ankle ... '.'_L·"'..... Slllt('~ 10 perrUllOent tortsliortening fqrnllty and since then hi. gait hn. oeeuhnr. 1 know that wheneyol' I walked with him, he has taken my nnd he hn. done thot simply bet'au.e the ctrm.ulty he has l'Rd in na"igatlnr These n!lldn<its sor that Dr. H eolh lean: ~d 00 ?r. :\Ioy's arm for Fiupport. Why, ) ou Illlght h"~'e seen Dr. H eath lenning o.n my arm gomg up ~ln in s tree t scoreg of hm C"s ~nd I kno~1 I W(1@ not intoxicated and n elth e ~ wns Dr. H eath. "1'he doctor doesn't deny til at be nnd Dr. ).£ nr were seen coming [rom a saloo11. 'fhnt'. true. They ,,'ent In there for n ' Bnd"deh and' n glas. of beer just I have done lot. of times "'hen my busmess. has called me into the east .ide of the cIty. "Xo,,', it is al~o eharged that Dr. H ea th entered the school smoking. Of COUf/SC that wasn't proppr. But it nlUst he rem embered thnt Dr. H en th Is on inveterate smoker. H e smokes when he romes into my office ond he smokes wher"'er he goes. It i. charged that there wns 0 smell of alcohol nbout the docto r8. W ell, it is not denied UlRt th ey hnd n gins., of be~r, and it must be r eo membered that they were using alcohol In connC'rtion with the work of va ccination. But we do deny thnt Dr. H eath wns intoxicatec\. 'Yh enever Dr. H eath walks with another mon he tokes hold of the oth~r mao's arm . That' s cha racterIstic of Dr. Heath . "There is oue offidn"\"it bere which I cannot understa nd. It is mnde by a womun wh o says that these doctor!il. Jooked \l oUd)' nnd unkempt. Xo"?!,' if there is nny mnn in the city wh o is more partic~ \llnr nbout his dress nnd per sonal appearance than Dr. H eath, I have n e,er seen him. W hy, I'll bet you could give Dr. H eo th n barrel of liquor nnd «en then he wouldn't be nntidy or unk empt." )[r. Quackenbush then rend an affidnvlt mnde by D r. H en th with reference to whnt hnd h~ppened nt school ·14. Dr. He.th nbsolutely denied tbnt he was in· toxicated. An a!lldndt lUnde by Dr. ' Vendc, former health commissioner, also wos presented. Dr. Wende declared thnt Drs. ~r ny nnd H eat h we re Dot intoxicat ed on the tlay of thei r visit to school 44. Amd u<its by Augus tus Schnpider, rhie f clerk in the bealth deportment, and by Dr. IIeath'e d entist were to the snme effert. A number of other nftlda dts of n similar on-ture were presented. ~Ir . Quackenbush then summed up briefly, nnd declared no ground whateyer existed for retiring either Dr. ~I ny or Dr. H eath from the department . He cu n· tinued ns follow.: "It does not seem to me that th e puhllc sen-ice will be benefited by r etiring them from the public ser\·ice. Their experience must coun t for some thin g. nnd th e r en l que.tion here is whnt is the best thing for the ~er\'ice of the health d epartment of the city of Buffalo. If they needed p\lni~bment for indisc r etion they hove r ec(lived it. for th ey haT"e been sU~Dcnded for many ,,·eeks. If you send these php i· dans out of this department bronded ,,·ith the eharge of intoxication , I ~ay that thoy will be bu rdened with a bnndicap which will for all time keep th em do~-n In their professional life, because the popular imprpssion will be that these men nre ~ou;, drunkards-m en VI-ho ought n ot to be admitted into nny home or entru sted with the cn re of the sick." Attorney P almer then spoke in hehal f of Dr. ~Jar. Aftldn,its similar to those presented by ~lr. Quackenbush were rend by ~lr . Pnlmer. All of tbese "OOdadrs d .. lnrer! posit;"ely that Dr. May w .. not intoxicated. Dr. G I'eene t!\fn closed the hearing nnd nnnouncpd that he wou ld r eSer"e tieci'Jiou. Ros olutione a dopted by the Poli:-iJ Notlounl Allinnce wer e filed with D r. Greene. ./ cnnn.o~ be pr('operly continued under th€! prOnRIQUS of the charter. "-ewill not lJfodure AnY' witOC'!il.'HloS bpfore your hon~ or lIud ''-'' decline to be ex~m ine<J hj ~·ou. Y ou fire nnt vested with tho r is!rh't to subpoena " ritncsses, nod go on with t h is e~nminnt i OD, nnd I shnll not permit my citpnt to be E'xnmioC'd by yOU. That is all "'e hnve to _ny. ~lr. Kn ell iR not here RS nn occuCler." l?r. GrC'enc admit ted thnt no formol "'rltt('n rhnrg-ee 8/Z'ainst Dr. :\Iny and Dr. Heath had bpen mnde by )1r. Knell. lie a~kod :lIr. Qunekenbush if he bad ao ythIng to Ray. )Ir. Quackenbush .aid thot he ha,1 not been r etained hy Dr. Heath but simply appeared for him Of! n friend. He ngreed with )Jr .. Hubbell as to the po,,'er of Dr. Greenr tn swear witnesses. noel Imlcl thnt It . W?S a 1'0$0 in Wl1i ch the health comr;r'lr;sloDPr would have to u se hi~ own Judgment as to what should be done Mr, QuaCkenbush called nttention to t h for t that Mr. Knell in his alDda,"it din no~ charjl'e Dr. Heath with intoxirntiol\ but simply .nid he appeored ns 'j f he W88 un.~ er .tbe jnBuence of so me drug. . GOlOg all tb rough tbese. aOOdn"ito ,"ou will fiud that each one of thelll eft'"; that as Drs. Heath and May walk ed 'to and ~""IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~iI~II"illIlIlIlI"lIl1lilliS~liil.....f~r~o. . the sch~1 tn I I mo~~.g.e~rMeld•."'II.~o.ld""""IIII""""1I1I1II �COUNCILMEN I\T SEA ABOUT NEW PEST-HOUSE INO OANGfR Of STILL ~fBATING SfTf fOR N[W lEV h P[ST HOUSL ~ I !.I. I "There Is no danger at an epIdemIc of tho rabies at present," saId Health Commlosloner Walter D . Greene thIs i m orning. Dr. Greene has called upon ( the Police Department to entorce that provlslon at the ordinances which requIres the muzzling ot all d<fgs and the I police nav~ gIven notice that owners of unmuzzled dogs wlll be arreoted and fined. "This 8tep was taken merely as a precautlonary measure," says Dr. Greene. "There Is no epidemIc of rabIes and we do not anticipate that tMre wlll be ooe but I belleYe In being on the safp side and certainly It we have all the dogs muzzled, even If they do bacome mad, they will be prevented from bitiny any person or any other dog," "It would not take much to start an epIdemIc In a large city like thIs wIth dogs runnIng all around at theIr will. The other day a dog went mad at Cold SprIng. He bIt another dog and that dog bit two others. Fortunately we have caught all the dogs and haye kllled three ot them. We have the fou rth one, but as the dog that bIt hIm dId not draw blood we wllJ let hIm lIve. You can see," however, how easy It would be tor an epIdemIc to be .tarted. There 15 no reason why we should have dogs running at large around the clty, Every other large city In the country requires that the dogs be allowed to go about the streets only at the end ot a cbain." "Whert Is the greatest danger trom the rabi es 1" he was asked. "Generally In the month of August, although, of co urse, there are some cases thIs month, We do not look tor l1r'ighburhol ,1? ma n y cases, howev~r, until Jater and "J ( )·ou lrU}' lll·is j';:('n~ngton pI Olll. rty it we wlll not have many then It the pomust 1,(.' .. ,.wend. The: cOllr~c ot llHIl lice do theIr duty." s(''\V{'r wlll 11c.,tur01.lly lIf duwn l{ ....',The pollee author!tle~ have agreed to 18ol 118ton AVCI1\I(' into Ralh'y A\' ~co-operate with the Health Department, nue. anti tht.. tONt will IJ(' a sA poHceman an observing a dog runseR~(d 011 thp properly bel1(:lItt:d nIng about that Is not muzzled wlll try ""ho "III "hfi\'" to Iray for that"! Our (,Ilmand lear" the name at the owner and the next day a warrant will be sworn pany which I'l'NU$l~ againsl lhb df"alt'lIttion of Ih f,roJ!f'rty ,,111 he- a~kf'(1 to P;lY ! out tor the owner. H e will be arrested and fined and ordered to .muzzle his SS.OOO to $10,(.('() for that 3,100 f(·t:t 01 ~ ..."' \\c.'I ' dog, If he does not do so the dog wIll Why ghould w" L- thu s punished to bCIlt:-1 be killed. I I On motion of )1r. SmIth the matter was referred to the committee ot the alter the regular session. All attended except lIr. Kl1nck, who, however, registered, before his departure, a vigorous protest against the present site as being surrounded by "goose puddles" and unsanitary. H ealth Comml~sioner ~ was the first speake, at 2Mr earl ~e sta ted that be would not appear as the ad\"ocate of any sIte, but that the present one was entirely sanitary and otherwise satisfactory trom the point ot vle-w at the Health Department. John W . FIsher Is attorney for the people ","'ho desire to sell, for the sum ot $10,000 and the remIssIon ot $6500 unpaId tax .. , 26 acres of land at KensIngton avenue, the cIty line and the Eggert Road. H e made an argument In lavor of lhl& olte. ,,~. P. Shamber, Daniel L. Winchester , H, A. Ramklndt, G. N , Redleln and other rpsldents at the Eighteen th ward contradicted th e statement ot Mr. Stoddart that th e resId ents ot the ward dId not object to the pest-hou.e remaInIng where it was. They objected very much. Albert E. Jones, as repre~ent1ng an aSSOCiation which owns $250,000 worth o f property In the vIcinIty at the proposed new Bite, protested against :3addUng the pest-house upon them, SaId he: "I bel1eve In any measure toward makIng sIck people well, bu t not at the expense at making well people olck, and we will certaInly be a very sIck lot It you Intllc1 on us thIs grIevous hardshIp." James Gerard Smith. repr ese nting owners ot 8om~ 300 aeres ot land and the new Catholic Church at the corner ot Bal1f1Y and Delavan avenues; Attorney J ohn Provost. represef1Ung over 300 adjoInIng acr.,s of land, and Frank Hammond, presIdent ot the Hyde Park L and Company, al~o strenuously prote.ted agaInst the removal of the hospItal to that vIcInity. They claImed that It w ould ret ard the prosperi ty that has .truck theIr neIghborhood and would completely ruIn theIr property, AId. Harp deflOunced the attfmpt to remove the hosp Ital as "the bIggest real estate scheme I ever met with ." The commIttee arose wIthout takIng any action. Th .. matter will come up probably at the next sessIon at the board. I I Intexested Partie. He"rd, L'olllU'lIman Ash In th~ ("hair ('('rnmttle<' nf th~ \nlOh· Ih'l(nf'rL to \\"ith t):f intt.rUilNl pnrties for and ag.lin!'lt thepn,p< t;.tlon to buy !:6 aCT('l:' of the Longn«; krr f,\I m offered t or $)n.'~V. on whit:h i tilrl'f... it-; $\.i.:;OO QI tln)aid ('It)" lUXI'~ Amvl1g t hlJf.;(· )Jr(Rl:;!nt Wf'rt' A tlQrnr), J(1hn \V. Fist:cr. who ptt'Senlul t hf> ,-,rfer. Alt!. ]\..1Juttn, chairman of the l'l,mmillca On S.ilJ.HnI'Y M('asur e~, Alcl ZQdlef and Murrin, AlbNt E, Jones and He-alth <:<'mmissioner \\'n lter D. (;rH,nt·, fil a. comflc\I'} WhOH: land hn~ ~1e~'~~, ~old I 1 i(lll thal thf' plc~j'nt !-itl..· tl,i',l th( Ie would b .... no Cl"cC'ting n. new hO~Jlital ~;.1.ilary f,oint or Vit,'" Yer~ion of it fLat th('l(: W~l~ ahoul ~1,lIntJ Impropriety 10 of unpaid t Axfs thEn-nM from a Jam('~ (:ir<ll'Cl Smith, npn'~Cllling tilt:' lie al~('I fJ(,mlHt Lang (, talc and d1l1rch propel"ty on Hal10.; !',lJIitary and I (Ilt thal Phlla(h'lpJua'~ }'lllni<"ipni lJO!=l· ley A .... OllH, J M l'ro\"o~t. r~IJrcs ...'n tjng r';lal i~ '\II"J\Hl<h-d by IHiGCJ1('p'!, and j\\.'o lal cl IOTllPanll:F and l"lonk lIam laiIn;au lI'at'k!o:, '1'h(· mOI"e t"( 11 tr .... 1 tLl(' 10- mond. 1('!II't-!'t'ntil1g John N Scatchl..rd unu «lti(,n ,t he bellC!" fnl" t1l(' patlf'nts the ll YliI Par1{ L,11111l'o1l11>uny. also !' I,>Oke AtlOMlC'Y FIl-ih('1- :l.f.,"'tllfl !,pnlw of lhf'l (If- In OPPO~hl(,11 rt ttl ,colte <.If: a.n iUf"'al on(', willh; thf' Jl1"ejo:~ Aid J lall> Hf till' :.::ith \Van1, stoutly OP4 (nf sltl waR- ('hal:1c'teriuu a~ "\'olln( theW posHl Hlld Aid :1.(1(11('1' of tht.: 18th \\al(l I a I mU1J.,;1I(' , filvon 'd tlH" W" P . SchQmlJl~, G('org£ N Rpdl'tln, Dar,I(I\V \Vlnch~·st,'r. J{ A Harnklnct .. /.0 F G Ha rdy "pokQ In fav(ll' oC th l.Olh \Valc.l $!t . ." IM.:E~J"'N~ ~ES~/:ft~'A\'" IE'd~~ ~l\riOl1~ import.nn('(' ('ommi __ ionfr of Public 'York" C-<>mmi~ion('r to iny(u"ti I-tote and reflOrt n. to the prnlin hie eo-pct of tbe Htony PoInt Htoel Plnnt and ndjn('('nt RMtl(,D1f'nt~ on the- wntp-r ~nplllY" (;f .....,~.........tltp City or BuffAlo. Tr th'" ~rent indu~try rli~('hnr~(\ RPW('r" ~th W.H·d propo::rillon 'fhnl' was :tn (x('c'lItin' :;cs~lon aft~ r 4 wanl, hut no dl'f1n!tr O1.(:llol1 "IlS t ..tl<cn. 'rh~) will rJl o t'ably I e ~Ihl~' to r~po1"t b) next \\'fdl 'P<1r.;) 'rlo!' "Me will be- (10:0-;', ~ ONTAMINATJON jq of till" into I.nkp Eri(l: n~ cont "nlp lnt~cl, it is ('on~id('rNi PfJ~qib!€' thn t thCl City wnt('r may hfl ('ontnminntf'<l. If th~ro is nn;t" ~t1C'h dlll1gE'r, ~t me othct· plnn [or the ('it)· s upp lj' 'YIIl hnve to he udopt('o: ~ooopr or Int('l' h~ tnnnpi mu~t I r~t('nd('(l Oll1C"h fnrth('r into lh('~ I...nkt'; The two oBlpinl. nnmed \\ III doubtl.," gi~. tJ,c ""bj...,t th !' p"rc rul .tudy that it~ in1llorttlo('c dc)mnnd ~, • t ¥ I I to the t:lly ~('H'ra 1 tlnH's for laxes. In rrply to ('o~:ln greud;;; @. HE.·<-lllh MI' Fit l.~ r {lhjf(,~ll:d t{\ this :-.latl'ment. Commi!-( luner Gr ("IW re-ilt t:1.u·d hi~ 0})111- }.Ir J{lll t"I'- ~i:lhl he lO()}{ 1\1,' 1'1511('1" ~ own rn i e-cl in the rE'~olntion nuoptpr] y('tStPT~ dRY h~'" t.1t" fu1rd of .\Iclprm('n, in!oitrl1('t~ »" Other Large Cities Allow Dogs on the Streets Only at the End of a Chain, lils-I East Ferry !treet In that waru. th~ .\Ibf'l t K Jon('s said In- ITpr('~!'nt('d dtlof BuffalO' \\ ho had inn-::;t("\l OVt>l' 7.t·n~ in Ll.e ::.5th \\" uul, .... 1 \'t.: rln' tu <L IVIlS l:.o.{)(J{) in h:1I'd (".I~h In ahout lin il«'lCS ~It­ ,,1n<1o(d dj~tlll:;::;ioll bHl1IC tb C\.unciI1ll(-1I 111~\ll' (111 tilt l:L~l ~Ide or Ball, y .\nmlle, .} t':-t,.rduy .l.ftl'l noun "(lUlh t'" 1\.1"111 illiitun and Immt:dw,tl'!Y .HICOtlnd!m~ln 4\~h mll\"u1 th.lt till' Pll1l'O jOlnlll~ tl.1 pn 'lwsE'fi !'tLt· "Th~y ("all lhl:-:-iti(ln to ~{'Il the l'lt'~ ('nl Qu.lIRatll,(, ll o~ nllllllt'iJlal hm;.pItHI ," l'uid :\11'. Jnnes. "On ,.'Il<..l ~lll: nl'! tUhlt·c! lor ()~f: week and n lhl' tht 01 Y lL.t i-\. l"O~{~ c'ul1f'cL by ~oml' J I( n l cl to .l.. lotnllllltl't' 01 lhl'{'~ t r;llh~l' tltlH.r IWIll(' \':111 ~mt'll as !tW{e(, llul ca ll "it the Bt\atu oJ I"' .lith HI s J(l tll(-t it a. mArl.}, I,llal anti it ...,ill rcmalll .l pu:,~( nt c;oll ..Htlon of the' h,{J~1 1tal W.l:pr:"t-h('I." , in tht' mind, t' nf tht:' PCllplc UIl!;latPful qnlJ fil.\·OlU! ~1,('I.dy {(ir.p til thE' (1Iul{ of u()tlm l\'1lI1t.i!mtln Stoddart (IPJ1f~Nl llll rl'No lnaL{(r w}1f,thpJ' it !=IJ.lu'ad conta~iln m"\'f~ l of th ..· 1,1 :-:l·hOllH 110m it .. preHllt fir not, Hald Mr JnllC-H, the' moment they l()(':!tion tOlhc ':i}lh "",\nll'c}j('\"wg tL~l it I pl.H'('(1 th a t 11(.~J)it~d III Krol->In!{toll. II \\O\iltl l,t .tl1 injH};lh't' to I'C'()P~(; ';vho had I wns J:.;OUcl-ltYl to slle!" {It J)rop<'I"ty in tliat ,.,Id ht:\\·y (.IX"" tln~rlld!pllf:ily for y~;tr~. 1\t'lghborhoou. 11(, J\T«·t'ltlc'd to dl'noun{"l 01 thr otlH 1 hanu th~ y wHr' il~kE:d to l ull' ~(:he-n:,' ot IJC()J,le whu OWl'd about h( l.~tll I('l'flh..' who h.ul I.aid nl' lax, n->l $',n in t.~X(~ ~e ... king to fulst a pcst4 rY(lI: f"T !'tlPf't p.lYing. Jle- apf'tah:ll t') housE' o n tlw~e \\ho had paid taxcH )' c:oll1"'::tglH ~ as mUl of I. not· fiol to 1.10- prompt!) g.I:(.'C 1~! 1 (In un aH~C.'H~m('nl or thit:: tnjll!'lh t. $!:l~.~l·. bnicJ~:-; '-Z:,(.W ror the pa\'lIlg. ("I( C Ott f h H"t:nslnglon An JllIl'. $',(HI for pa.nng OWllU ee 0 t e. Whole. Pnlh.y A",< 1111f', i.lIlt.! ~.i,~lO for the H.lik.r C(I:lnflitnatl .\~h wn~ anxiou~ to ('(:orn- A,·tlHtc ~(' .... el' • pli:-h SOllH thing, The (it): mll!"t l.~lve ~il "Aft(>r (.'arf)'lI1g th~lt louel for 10 years QI·<.t1.mline lJol:lpital. He clul not (;ar(" we arf' JlIst t,( ginlllng- to see daylJght. ami W) H~ll it ,,;t~ I~att:d I!'O long;"ls thf' pre:]. HtlW you wallt tt) t"xtingulsh us ('om· em (lI~bl"H'('rllJ !-tate of aOnlls was renw-' pletdy," ~nid i\lr. Jone:t, He referred died. to thf' prt.J4 I.. t ,d' S ..unucl A . "ood, ~\ Co JJl( Ilman Dunh,u' favo nd J l fl I t"n(.'t wcalthy N(;w Y(ll k(-r, to Hf'rt dwplllllgs to a ('orn mlttt.:e" tor .ilrtis~lnct ill h.1..~IlJoiillgtOI1 whi ch had CCllllidlman KJlnt'k (1Ic.1 n{"lt HI h('lw bt'<:tl foJiO" ,tl 1Ir anotht.'r Nt:w Yorl" (:11l\J r Stt.uuart could ~ay that th,' Jlr('~{ I1t Il(.rp rl~' (\1 th l' ~anll' Idnd, ail of which sit,· "\\ 8S ht rOT a fllHlranttnc hospital would be lmock~d 011 the head if a E'u('h at:! th ey pn)p(\<:f>d, to ("('I~t ~'.(',ll) lJC't-hollSl wtrc t'n'1..t~d then". or ~t~,('O" 11(: ObJl'l'H·c.1 U, t Tf (,linf: bilCh Who Should be Considered? ~1 building on a dumping ground. IIp. fR VOI'('(] no particular site, " 1 'l!-4k yotl gf'IlIJf"mOl to ponuel' oyer COlln<'ihnan Smith movt'd to re!r'r th(' thi~ matlt'r, eaid .l\lr. Jones. "I nfok mflttl r tv lh~ ('ommittcL u( th e WhG lr you who Oll Kht to rt,'\:ci\"e tht.· m\)~t conto 1:,1 takt:n lip afl(>r tht· rl gular bU.8I. shll' rallon hc-r(.'--th(' ptoplp who bought nE'~~ 1'}il,.; wus finally 4J.grH'd w, ~ll', property with the Iull knowledge- that J<lin('k 'Jhjpeting. Mr. KHnck went homc: then..' was a pcst-housl: among them or It'A\"lIlS' ~IH)srs, A!4h, Smnl, lJII1I1Mr, th£" pHlpll' who haye maue hU'gf' in\'t.st~ ~t'lrJ. Rtj·ul, J,n'inrT and Stl d<1"Ul to nl('ntH ;11111 paid hj>avy tllXC'S I(nowlng wr(slh ".l1h the I(Uf':o;tiOIJ. that no ~tlch drawb ..\(·k exit.;tct.l in their' When the matter came up In the r egu lar session 'Mr. SlOddart made a speech against placing the new quarantIne hospItal In any spot except the one where it nOW Is. Among othe-r things he saId he had t alked wIth a. large number ot people l!\'lng In the Elghteentll ward and not one was opposed to the present site. which is on nnd th(l Hf'nlth r hOIlH ' S-llt: 111 till.' l~th \Val d , aJ;d lHl) (1111 after his little nap ot (,"'0 decades. inl: ALL DOGS MUST WEAR MUZZLES. -----The propClsition:-> to :-C'll lht~ I ~n ent po-t- Something marveJously strange and new happened In the Board at Councilmen yesterday afternoon. It was a dobnte on the 'pest hous e site, a. subject whI ch has a beard as long as RIp's J; Stringent Enforcement of the Dog Ordinance ig a Precautionary Measure, II Jf',/,zN W BUILDING MAY BE ERECTED ON PRESENT SITE Nobody Wants a Qua rantine Hospi1al for a Neighbor, Committee Reached No Decision, I Of TH[ RABI[s,j Action. Committee of the Whole Expected to Report Finally Next Week. OBJECTIONS TO PRESENT LOCATION. whole, which met Immediately AN [PIO[MIC ! Wordy War in the Upper House Without Definite ')~ Ques Ion Taken Up by Councilmen in Comm ittee After the Regular Session. 7 "'f'.lRLF. EFFE('T .,)'L'VIT ON ('TTY A«e~l~ ~Tu~tf>r OF STEEL 'VATER. ther~ t~ tears n on outgrowth of the ste-el ))lant, Durraio may have tt~ watel' {'ontaminatt~{l. Ju~t to make certain about. Il, hp hau thi~ rf;'~olutlon ac1optll<l by the ahlf'rmen yeRterday: rhancp that, Ul-' "'b~r['a8. The building or the steel plant and thc> ,·IIIQ.Kes 8urrouudlU~ tbe samc will lIo tollowed or ;ll'r'ompan\('d by the: building of !\e-""r-rs discba.rging Into the lake: and ,,'herpa.!, Tbe ft8W'\ge from tllt'~~ villo,;es may ('ontamlnate and rl'ndc:r dangerous water supply ot the (,Ity ot Dul'talo; thp RCflolved, That the Commtssionf'r ot Publl(' "'orks be and lJereby JB dlret.' tcJ. to make DJul r~1>ort bo.ck lo this hoard the propE'r d'!'l'ct ot tlw Illerl-plant settlements on Lbe tvJ.ler":!JUpply dl!5charg.... I I ------ �OLD PLUMBI DR~. H~~lH AND MAY THERE WILL' BE HAD ODD ARE REI~~l~l~D. 1 NO CROWDING. -. F QUIRPS. //t". tr~( Health Commissioner Green e R" I sq ,..- c> Tickets for tbe " News" Excursion to Detroit Will Be Limited to ISOO- Don't Get Left. Have you secured your ti Ck-e-t-s--ro-r-th--e--ln-t-h-e -fl-r-st dR Y proper NEWS lake ex cursion to Det roit? It L~om~-: not you would better de lay do ing so no The sale grows heavi er day by da:r. In order to prevent crowding and to give everyone who goes ple nty ot room for pleasure and en joym ent. It Yours truly. H. T. JAEGER, City Pa~sel1ger Agent, Df! troil & ha..c; been decided to l1mlt the number ot Buf(alo Steamboa t Com pany. ex(,ul'slonl~t.s at 1500. The fo llowing selfIn anothe r letter re('eivcd by the explanatory letter "as recel\'ed thl~ NE\YS toda)' it was fltaled t hat among tho!; c who are gO ing on t h e NE"~S' morning: N. Y.: Dear Sir-In order to acco mmothe people without fi nding we have d~ided thnt we llmtt the number ot the e xcur~ion to 1500. 'Ve preglyc those who partIcipate Decided in Their . Favor. Y'-?/~ NOT {'ur~lon IN TOXICA TED. Dr. Greene Says He is Fu lly Convinced of the Fals ity of the Charges. ex- are Dr. Parker A . Poole and party. Robert Bruce- and pa rty, H. ' ~tn.l'lln and part ~·, Reuben Coats'worth Ilnd par ty , T. F. Bud d an d party, Mose \ 1\ltllS and par ty. "Gus" Schneider and P:1.rt:r. nnd th e Mlg~e~ sec tfPJl@i, PlosseI, 1 \ a.ndewRler, Florence, Thomp~on, }\{ c("11" n 111 , Smit h anrl f'llHH' hurr, chap~ ro .,-('d by ){r~. Plossel ot MorUmer Th is May Have M isled So m e Pers on. aven ue a nd Mrs. 'V.I·..... Anderson o t - Re ins t ate m e nt Ord e r Goe s Into llilwaukee. Effect AUK;ust 2d. AS TO P RINCIP A'tfPWts STATEMENT OF H IS POSITION IN HEATH'S PeCULIAR WALK. Health Comml1';sloner Greene nnnounced tbls morn ing thllt be had telnetated Dr. WlIllnm B. lInr nnd Dr. Wlillam n. Benth 8S Inspecton In tbe health department. Roth physlclnns were sl1spend('d so me time ago by Dr. Greene v,'hen Prin c lpnl Knell ot 8C'hool 41 made charges that they wt"'re IntoxlC'Rted when tbey ~acC'lnRted ch ildren n his school, Inst XO"fember, ThE" heDrlng Ion these charges was held by Dr. Greeut' II. t('w dnYl! ago Bnd ,~as rf'portrd tulls In h C t 1 e orumerc a . During tbe time that the two physicians were under suspen Ion Dr, James Porter DDd Dr. Edward L. Frost did tbelr work, The reinstatement or Drs. Henth nnd ~Ia ,r ,oes Into etrect on August 2d. By fixing )n tbat date Dr. Greene was nble t o allow Drs. Porter and FroBt to remnln In office CASE OF DRS. IlEATH7~:~1,~ ~ ~~ ~.( ,B<ATHE r BufCalo Exprfl~·l-~l · you { ~ t;O'" dl y permit me to occupy :J. 111lle T hose re l ie Two PrinCi ple Rules for .pace In your columns to set right what Comfort in Hot Weather. appears to be a pretty general apprehensjon tbat Principal Louis J. Kne ll Dr, Franklin D, Gram, RE'gistrar ot receded trom his position in the matter or the statements that he made in yltal Statistics in th.e Hen 't b DNW '),,regard to the intoxication ",hUe on ment was a sked yesterday afternoon If public service of Drs. Hent h and 'May. there were not 80me genertll rules which mIght obeen-e to a dyantage d urlIe hRS in no se nRe tnkE'n back a ny- people tne- the hot weather, which seems to thing that he has said nor show n any have co me a t Ia8t. disposition ~o to do. .. Ir. Knell "vas re " It is Impossible," said he , " to tell quired by Superintendent of Education all people what to d.o In hot weather Emerson to justify the r emarks that he (or the reason t hat no two human had made w hich were printed In the beings are a11ke physically. Eac h hunewspapers and hall become public man body Is a law unto Itselt. W hat properly; whereupon the pr in Cipal, one person may e at with impunity" III seeklng exoneration a t the hands of his make a nother terribly 111. The be~t a nd rOT 0. period at 60 daya. so. (est way lIS tor eac h person to exe r c ll"e In announcing the reinstatement Dr, sup~rlor officer, procured to be made o rdinary co mmon sense In foa ling d urIng rerne Olade the tollowlng officllll stntesome 24 afIldavlts ot eyewitnesses who the heated months as well as In d uring ~wore poslttYely in each ins t ance to the coldpr season. " In "f l('w ("I t thf' tnct tba t t be amda.lts facts which had come und e r t h etr pe.r" As tar aR d rinking Is co ncerned It Is sona.l observation relative to the men wise. ot co urse, to avoid a ll a lco- "bleb came In 8~PPOrt ot Dr. Heath and D r. acc used. and a mong those making affi- hoBc ltQuors whUe the weather Ie ao 1'ay t hat tbey v,'pre not Into3:lcateu, 1 te('l davits were pa.r(>nts or pupilS, teach- hot, as [hey !len t the blood Rnd make bat It I ~ my duty to ,,,nrns t hem t bat I ers in school Xo. 44, a reputable one un comfo rtable. ~{any lJeople swear f"ln~at(l' both phy!'lcl nns. I ca n see thnt rt the first ot Jan.uary, wh E> rens It B 1 physician. a patrolman ot the po- owou ld b e a great dea l beter tor them If lorge number ot p(l'ople In Enst Il tra 0 a re Ike rorcf'!o or Buffalo and othPfS. they would begIn a bstaining from rejudlcrd a gainst the he nlth dep artment, These afflda "its being filed with Su - strong d rink o n the first o f August. As nrtkulnrly ",-ben It c()me~ to "facclnntton, perintendent Emt.>l'son, he issued a genp.ral rule they go bu("k to booze be,.. do not v,'ant to be \"accInntNl.. In tact a public stateml'nt or manifpsto which ntter a HUle and it would be better tor hey h n\'e uo use tor us wbntp.n~r no d doo't to ha \-e the a bstemious period ' . . was duly publi~hed in the pr(>ss to the them In mid-summer than In the middle ot 'aot to see us. ~!ltur811r tbe~ "ould mnke effec t that be en tire ly and totally ex- w lntpr. Dr mntter nppeRr large. 00 matte r bo w o nel'ated MI'. Kn ell and that wha t he "One s hould drink sparingly o f Iced sOloIl. tr thf'Y bod thE' opportunity. From had done met with hts complete :lnd drinks a nd should bathe frequently In tbe atlldn"flrs ot Former Health Corum ls· perfect approval. There Mr. Knell's hot weal her. Cold ba ths o re benpflcial sloner 'V(I'llde, AUgU8t Scbnelder, Stephen w hofe proper connection with the ma t- to flo me people. To others thel' a. ~ BateSOn and otbers I 8 m tully COD"flnCE'd ter ceased. t bnt tbe t"'·o physlclnns wert' not Intox i I appeared betore Commissioner cated. The ordcr ot reinstatemem. goes Greene on the recent hearing in his otInto ctrect on August 2d. flce a nd stated to him th e tacts as "The chnrges made by the!!e people ,,-?ere, abo,'e set tOl'th; told him that We had In my estimation, wbolly unfounded, ond, preferred no rormal charges against It the)' Wer€! tru e, I would be only too glad the p hysicians In h is department, a.nd to ha \"c suffident proot. But I don't be had hence no duty in the premises. I lIe"fl' the cha rges nre tr ue. As to 01'_ a lso told the comml~ sloner that it b ls Heatb, I keD,,', for n tilCt. nnd It Is common s ubordinates, w holn he 'vas requiring talk, that he has R s hambling g'l lt wben to go through the form of a 'tri a l, had w'alklng And it 18 also co mmonly kno" n I any fault to find w ith Principal Knell, thnt w hen be walks with n fr Iend he will the courts ot law ot t h e sta t c ot New toke his friC"nd 's nrro for support, lI e ml't York 'w ere the only p roper trib un a ls In with n n nccident to bls nnklr ~ome time w hich to proce~d agai nst him and t h nt 'l-ENQU IRER. ngo, which accountlS to,' his pecullnr walk. WE' Btood abl:!olutely upon our n.tnda,vits. I am sntisfied t'bat both men are clpsen' lug Mr. Knell did no t appear b~cause I had ot relnstntement. In my "lew tbey nr~ ad-vised him not to; and (or hIm to hn.ve honest. cODsc lentious men nnd tully COnlund~rtaken to ha've called witnesses to pHent tor the duties thnt devo h~ UpOIl the ~tu.nd and Hubjected thE'm to c r ossthem. The fnct thnt they nre to be cel nexamination by ablE" ('ounsel, who, not atated Is s urodent proof thnt t heir se rvi ces be-ing In a court of justice, would have are required In t he bea lth department, an d been bound by no ru l p~ ot evidence, that t hey nre Ole n dese-r"lugo ot great c rellwould have been not only extremely It. 1 cnnnot speu k too highly ot both blld judgment on my pa rt, b ut might men." hn..ve worked grave injustice. Neither lny c Hcnt nor myself has a ny commen t to make upon the r esult ot b About twt'ntY,fin" dog owners Brr t o e 's invesUgntlon, as we we re ac- f~rP~~llti~~tl'td t't'I' ,tllP ('orporatlon ('ounse} < 0 \ t· up to the ordlnanC'e t y no malice tn the matter trom which provlU(>!'; thnt all do~~ running the t he b eginning. B ut I would ltke in ~fr4't"l~ mu~t ht' muz71('d. TII(,!'lE' prOt;C'Cu justtce to Mr. I{nell, to have t he ~en- lI(:,~ilhWli!n be' tm:.II'J.~ at ro1he tn~tI,gntlon of I mm ~!-' onpr ,.,r(>rnt' who (NIT!'; e r aJ p u bll c un d e rstan d through your t lat unlf'S~ lhf'2 U !'1eo!oOUl"{'R' nr,' take~ ('olumnB the truth as to thp position t~ fe wt1l beo nn i."pltlemlc (l( rabies. :::. take n on his be-balt b e for e th e health st"I's tO~8ty F.I~~ flf thp C.n'porAtion cou n- , I ,~ Cf> Yf'stl"'rdfl), bt'gnn th(' prepar n ':) c omm Iss o ner. tlon nf ~Hltnmon,t;:t'!oI to th(·<.;t' dog owne r'AMARK F, HUBBELL ('1'ld1nCE' p.lC8In~t whom wAo.: procured h,: mhlS mO rning Buttalo July 26th. . L ll' Forc€'. Two have been s um'. ,,'lltI a m}- Heat, w ere susone ~OIlC'(' to 111lPpnr In ('ourt Friday morn~tnded tempora 11y by Health Comml.ng, Tht> Ht>nlrh DI-pnrtmpnt hn~ bf'cn . onl'r 'W at~ ~ ~t"ftn e pendin n hear afdll1sRrd In action by thE' hitlng or 6-YE'ar. o 8 rn('Y 'Yintt-r of No. 42 D ('mond ~~cful~j ~~nr.~t: f srehl'rrl'eNrl by ~rlnC'lpai P lace by n largt.~ bloodho und ownE'c:} hv la t I 0 " no o. Hand wer(, i £'r re nstated. rt'turnrd to th ("l r r('Edward Burbrh'k or the fI:1mf' ad dress A"t j P(>C'th'e duth·~ 8S insp('C'tor of milk a nd p rt'Sf>nt the dog Is a t the pou nd ' n~pector or tOOd and drugs II('a1th CommJ.!I~I('nf'r G r(,f'n~ ~R.ld Yf'" During the ~uRpenslon Drs, Portf'r a nd jerdn y t hat thl~ mouth was thr""bad-nn; .f;~~Rt t illled thf' pOSitions In thE' Hf'alt h o~d (logs, os ti!tntl"tlt~s would qhow a aT ment. In his declslnn ('omml!;!i!o ner ~R. hf' dId not hu,:'nd to ha\:c ('pi f"h~("ri complf-tely (>xont'ra tpd th(> a'Ccused. d('~lcf or rabies If h(> "fluId prpVE'nt ItntoS RnSl. wh(,) WE' re C"hargf'd with bt" ln& an or th:1t rt"'a~lln h(' waR gOing t b' duPt~ eated nnd with unprofessional con;~I~~ In the enrOl cement ot tho heOal t~ h OFTEN. I An example ot how plumbing was p laced In houses about thirty ye ..... figO, tn some lnstances s hOwing t ha.t n o g reat pains were taken to insure p roper sa nitary facUlties, was In evidence In 11 c racked. dllapldated p iece ot pip. w hlcb was on exhibition in t he o m ~ e ot the Health Departmen't last Saturday. This piece of pipe w as taken trom t he h<>me of Dr. Joseph Fowler , In Dela.ware Aven ue, some years ago Or at t he time that the well-known pOlice s urgeon moved into his handaome -r eel .. dence, It was a portion of Borne p lumbing work that had been Installed In the house Borne twenty-nine o r t hir ty yea rs ago, the pipe havIng been cove red w i th plaster. When D r . Fowler moved Into tho place be decided to have entirely n ew sllnltary tacllities Installed . D uring the wo rk of Installation ot the new p lumbing thl8 old ptece of pipe waa discovered. In Its lower end there wa.a a hole a bo ut twelve In c hes long. T h is had been patched up by a piece ot z inc w rapped a round It. and held In place by means ot wIre. After this wal done the pipe was put up a nd covered with plaster. Tpls pipe ran trom tbe upper floors , to t he low er floo r. dlreotly through one ot the rooms. Last Saturday D •. F o w ler had th. pipe brought to the Health Depa rt, ment, tor the purpose of shOWing t b. a uthorities how plumbing was put In years ago, Dr. Greene examined the p ipe. as did Dean Wllson, who Is tbe Inspector of plumbing. Arter ca rerully e xamining tbe pipe, Dr, Greene said to a n Enqutrer r e· porter: "That shows that the open pipe, or uncovered pipe, Is t he beet Then. Ir a pipe Is cracked, the d etect ca n easlly be dlscOye red. But It pipe' a re covered V\' lth plaster, holes and c racks a re hidden." j . IDRINK LITTLE, IIRER. < DR. JOSEPH FOWLER DISCOVERS REMARKABLE PIECES OF PIPE PATCHED WITH LEAn. AND WIRE AND CONCEALED , IN PLASTER. lion ralhE'r than to c rowd them, and it loo ks very fa.vorable now ot r eaching t h e limit. longer. BUFFALO, N. Y.. July 23. 1902. l\Ir. E. H , Butle-r, Proprietor B u(falo EVENIN G NEWS, B urralo, ('OM\v1tF CIAL - feOL: I DRASTIC ACTION TOWARD DOG F OWNERS. 7}SI/. HEALTH DEPARTM EN T AROU SED BY BITING OF LITTLE . BAR NEY WINT ER BY BLOODHO UND - PROS ECU TIO N OF DELIN QUENTS. ~ ('<I • Ir Q nn He r. r I LAST SMALLPOX' ~ PATIENTS GO TODAY. ENQUIRER Tf~fDlS­ THREE PEOPLE CHARGED FROM PEST HOUSE AS CURED, AND DR. GREENE THINKS THE SCARE IS ABOUT ENDED. Tod.)the Quarantine Hos pllal, whic h has housed fo ur hund red or more s mallpox patients In the pa st sev· e ral months, will be e mpty for the flr.~ t time In a year. The announce men t ttl that etrect was made this morning by Health Commissioner Walter P Qr,."e a nd v,'lth 1t came his expression ot satIsrnctlon. The last three patIents wlll bs discharged this a fternoon, and Dr. Gree n Is e x o,edlngly happy to t hink t hat there a re no s mallpox c ases on hand just a t present. "I am so mewhat pleased to an nounce t hat there will be a n empty Qua ranti ne Eospltal tonight." said Dr. Greene to morning. a n Enquirer reporter this " This Is t he first t ime in a year that the Pesl-house has been tree ot I}a ' tlents, a nd this Indicates that the smallpox Is almo~t completely wiped out. ot co urse. we oo nnot te ll whE'll we wtH get a nother case, because s urro unding towns a re 5utterlng from man y cases. They may come to But'l'alo a nd be taken sick. then we would have to look a fter them. The hospital has not been e mpty s ince June of 1901. and In the Interim we have had lo ts ot cases. But, than k goodnesS', tht' Rc are Is over nOl", and we can rest for a whUe, I h ope." T he three patients to be d lscharg.d t oda:r as cured are Andre w Streck.l. N(I. 289 LudIngton Street; A nna. "l\toerz, No. 25 DavIs Street, and H enrietta Halts of No. 1679 FlIImore A\,enu" W hp-n the:r leave t his afte rnoon, Dr. O'Ha.ra and hl~ nurses wtll have nalbIn g to do for 8 while. ..A �SUES-SANITARY INSPECTORS. ' IJ)OG CRUSADE I ABOUT TO 9 '~1(¥~//,ZslfeW1::: Young Woman Charges Taken to Smallpox Pest House When Cured of Smallpox. SEWERAGE SYSTEM ''if k. FOR STEEL PLANT. ---- . ra. ~Ioll ie D. Christian was to-day appointed guardian ad li tem by Justice Chester In the Bult or Agncs Smart, 20 years old Rnd Ther e I. that the her ulece. against Fred A. Jewett and John DIS~ city will proposition n ess wUl result. But when a n E. ,,'alsb, sanitary Inspectors in the Board On Its hands In fulfilling the w'lnd blows, the water will be ot Health, aod the CIty ot Xew Yorl" to repurpose of the resolutlon re-ce ntly In- up the lak" a nd th e da nger will not JECES G cover $15,000, The suit Is to recover damages U'oduced In th e Board ot Aldermen by so great. It ail depends upon t he way on behu lt at the young woman, who, it is Ai el. Huster, ca lling upon the Commis- th e water Is blown . NevertheI(>ss. the sioner ot Publlo Works to Investigate matter wlIi have to he remedIed, for It alleged, was ca rted off to Kin gston Aven ue Into the sewage conditions ot the steel means a grea t dea I to Buffalo. HospltiJ pest house aCte r she had been de~CEAln plant city, so a~ to pl'event the pOssi- Remedy Is Suggested. clared by her ph ysicians to be conva lescent. bility of contamination of the water o! ..\U ss Smart Uved with her uDcle, Eugene Commls.loner W ard a nd Health Cn mButtalo. The steel pl a nt Is situated at Stony P o nt, se\'eral mUes along miSSioner Greene ~onstJ tute. a comChristian, at 263 Fenimore street. She Is said mittee appo lii l€&= by the Board of AI. the lake front. Sewe)"age and drainage to be n very charming young woman and was will be ne('(>~~ary for the health o! the dennen to Investigate this matte r. It vaccinated about fifteen montlis beto re she workmen ol that great Institution Is expected they will report to the Alwas seizeJ. with the smallpox. 'When tbe nnd tor thp healt h of their taml1le~. dermen on Mond ay next. In tac t, they author ities were notlfled tbat )116s Smart must. The Aldermen a djourn on t hllt Ih' lng In close prOXimIty to the plant. manltested symptoms ot smallpox, Dr. ,,'ulsh, In day tor their s ummer ,·acatlon. No diagnostician or tbe Health Department, InH Is evident. from recent assertions action being taken and no repo rt be. ve.stlgated tbe case and decided that It was made In the Board ot Aldermen, that Ing made. the matter will haye to ite smallpox. Accor ding to the statements or sewerage of the village wlIJ be run tnto dormant for one month, ':\lr . Christian, in a letter sent by him to Inthe lake. This being done, It Involves There Is a remedy that will fu lly obspector Jewett, Dr. " ralah was employed to a 8ertous question as to whether thE' "l ate all dtfflcult1e-~ and danger~ ot treat her nnd was paId tor his servIces. Ills PUNISH~lENT drainage of this waste matter Into the disease. Tha t Is to ba ve the se wer methods. however, dId Dot satlsty the tamlly Ink wlll not ~erlousJy affect the drink- mains running trom the Steel P lant an d and Dr. Elmer Lee, of 127 W est Fltty-elghth Ing w a ter tha t Is proyided for the resI, the village nearby co nnected "'lth the street., )1aobattao, vice·presldent at the Amer· dents ot Buffalo. M a n y tblnk It will Corporation Counsel ican MedIcal SOCiety, was called In. )118S sImply be('o use the water trom Lake big sewer mains of Butta 10. I n thl. way t h e waste matte r will be carrIed Smart convalesced rapidly under hIs trent. Erie continually flows down N log1lra through Buftalo's sewers to a point In ceives Number of Com- ment, and on the filth day she was Bitting up. RIver, and Nlagal'a River turnlsheq Niagara Ri ver below the water 'Works. By O r. Lee's advice the servIces at [he! nurse the drinking water of this city. The member of the Common Co unC'I!. were dispensed with, but .:\lr5. Chrlsttan, ber question will be to find out It the refuse in Adiscussing plaints from Police and husband the qu es tion with an Enbeing a way from home all tbis time, that Is drilined Into the lake will stteet quirer r eporte r yesterday, had th is to obsented the rule relating to quarantine for say: the water furnished this city. It It doe •. Owners Have I ten days. It will mean hundreds ot cases of ty"This m ea ns a great deal to ButtnloIt Is alleged th at on June 10 Dr Walsh phoid feYer In Buffalo, and other dis. nlan!lll. It will be a bsolutely neC'es~a ry Summoned, anel two policemen with a wagon appeared eases ('aused by conta min ated water. to find some r emedy. Or else the re wI ll be at the home of l1rs . ChriStian, and that one It will mean much to Buttalo. For a great many people in this city w ho ot the policemen was placed lO front of the thal reason the ""'tter will be most will be Sick before long. Typhoid rever Merciless 'war 8~nlns:t unmuzzled house and the other In the rear. There were especially In hot serIously discussed. Commissioner Is a bad thing, no distInguIshing marks on the wagon, but canines was In~tlluted by the Board \veather. W a rm we a ther brIngs on Ward has already consulted Health Mr. ChriStian, In hIs complaint to Inspector of Health yesterda)·. The department Commissioner Greene In the matter, sickness in many cases. and It dJrh~ J ewett, described the bedding as filthy. It the E'xpert adv ce of a phYSiCian and water is CurnJshed th e reSide nts ot OU1' wa~ rouged to action by the biting or Is alleged that Dr. \Yalsh ordered the young health officer being absolutely essential city. the chances tor disease w ill be 6·yt"a r· old Barney Win ler of No. .~ woman to come along, although long before to the determlna tlon ot the question greater. But, ot course, he wind will Demond Place, by a large bloodhound this date Dr. L(>e bad pronounced her cured. and the means ,vhereby the co ndItions h ave somet h i ng to do wit h this bad owned by EdwArd Burbrlc:-k, who ltvelJ Both she Bnd her aUnt pr otested with tears water, so I am t Old . If a wind blows may be remedJed. In the same house. The animal, a. In their eyes aga inst what they conSidered an the water in the direction ot Niagara Winds wll! h aye a great deal to do monster, sprang tor the child and took outr$ge. but that Dr. 'Valsh said It WD5 his with the CRse. Most all of Buffalo's River, then "'e will get all t hat dirty a bIg chunk or fiesh out ot his abdo. ordera to r emove the girl to the pest house. winds come trom the west and north- refuse frl)m the steel plant, and t here men. The dog at pre:-;~nt Is In th~ Rnd tbat be Would carT)" [hem our. This, the west. When they do, this means that a re several thousand people out there public pound and wll! be closely plalntlt! says. despite the fact that If she had tllis wa ter will be blown d ow n the lake n ow. I beliEve. It the wind blows the watched tor symptoms of rable!!'. been tSkE'1l to the pest house when the disto the head ot Niagara Rh'er, and will other way, a ll w ell a nd good; I[ not, It is some time ~nce Commissioner ease first showed Itselt she woutd have bepo r emptlo itselt into the river mouth. then the other case. ·It Is an III w ind Greene iSmled an edict against al1 unout and home betore Dr. Lee declared her Thus thE.> waste water, whIte plentifully that blo;vs nobody good.' From w hat cu r ed.. muzzlt"d canines. He pupplemented this diluted. will flow directly Into the re. I have tound. the only remedy ,,'ould edict yesterday, by another in whI c h The plalDtlff alleges that Dr. W.lsh said to ceh'er at the head of Ferry Street, be to have the mains connected with the polfcpman on duty: he de ..~lare(l that [he owners of unmuzThen Butl'alonians "'til drink this con- Buttalo. It may cost something. b ut AUo",' no one to escape." zled dogs are, under thE' ordinances, look at the sickness It will undoubted ly tamInated water and disease and slck - pre-ve nt." Hable to flne and Imprisonment. All Then in spite of her protestatioDs she ",'as owners ot dog~ ha \'£" been' Intormed r emoved from her r efined and elegant home, that [he ordinances will be entorced placed In the wagon ana was carted ott to without fear or favor. thp pest bouse, to be rt'lp8sed again some The pollee department furnished to ' time atterward. ~Uss Smart says tbat she the Hea lth Department yesterday a lJst Butf£'red greatly trom nen·ous shock and tor at thirty owners at dogs ,,·ho ha "e Borne time was almost at death's door. violated the ordlnanC'P. In turn the Mr. ChrIstian, writing to Dr. Jewett, says Health Department turned the list at that the neighbors we re arou8(>d when tbey dogown£"r!i1 over to the Corpora tton saw the policemen placed in cbarge or the Counsel. Arthur Rice, or the Corporabouse and supposed that tbe inmates had tion Coun~I'R offiC'E', yesterday eerved committed some ,;igna l crime. A clergyman papers on t,,·o dog ownerFl requIringwho lIy(>s next door rnanftested the utmost I' them to appear tor trial In the Munl cl. IndignatIon When he S8h' the young woman pal Court Frida)' morning. The com. forcibly removed trom her home atter she plaints In several oth!l'r cases are being bad pertectly r ecoverpd. and In angry tone prepared In the Corporation Counsel's be exclairuE'd: "It that was my daugbtE"r I office. would defend her tram sucb an outrage wit ~¢vBEGIN oou~~ 'H lEI: T Hea lth Commissioner G!Wle to Start After the Unmuzzled Canines and Their Owners Also r Real Earnest. IMPRISONMENT OR FINE THE I Re- II Two Dog Been I I I II 'DOG HAS THE RABIES N£ f ~ISWS. IN 1\ VIOLENT FORM. Iv£:. XO C \ SE OF - ~y RABIES. "From what I tan Iparn the FmalIef cities In the vlelnlty of Buffalo han all ~utrE'rpd morp Or Jess from an I)pldeml c of rable~." ~Ald Health Com. missioner Grppn ye-Nerday. "If I can preYent It Burt'aio will not ~urcer In a like mannpr. Spvf'r.'ll ('a~e~ of people having bf'en blttf'n hy dog~ havp been reportE'1 to thl.~ flepartment. but not on", ('ase of rabl(>~ hns heen repnrted. ~te Intend to kel"p it tha.t way If pOf:<::I. ble. It ~eemR to me that the o"tner8 ot dog~ should not attempt to pv;;Ide the law. A muzzlp ('o!-lb, but a trim In!;' sum R nd there It-n't any reason why all dogs ~hould not hr muzzled durIng the hot Wf:>3ther. ,,\Vp will ha,'e to bf'lo eE'J)erla lly rareful during thp month o! August. ~tathHIr~ provp [h:1t It I~ in this mnnth that the greates:t danger of an epidemic of ra ble' Is to b6 feared." F~. th. F ILL OPE Nru UBE.R_ f QUESTS ALDERMEN TO REGARDING RE- THE SC.~::I'~~~:::~M In a most violent torm. The do. " be killed. d f _ between "Mad dogs are fe\\' a n Ql In Buttalo Just now," said Health Qammission er Greene yeste rday afternoon, "and wo wan t to keep s uoh condltl0 prevaiHng. There Is no reat'lon W t~ Buftalo should have any trou bl e speak ot with mad dogs t rom thl. tit-he on It "'Po can only Im press upon people the necessity o[ keeping their dogs muzzled, d "It 18 some~vha.t dIfficul t to un ersta nd why It Is 80, but the re a.re thousands ot people In thl. c ity, w ho p~eter to $ubject their children and t en:; selves t o danger ot deat h In Its rno terrible torm- hydrophob la-than to put the tamIly dog to the possible a nnoynnee of wearing a muzz le th rough th'l' he-atE"d RE"aSOn," Health Commlsaloner ~, Polic. Superintendent Bull and Corporatlo!1 Counsel F e ldma.n have joined torC'es tft an effort to sec ure obae ryanre ot the dog-muzzling ordinance. ' h ------~ ~n!:lone~NQU!fiEIb. He ' Gre thi morning ~ent a comm u nicatlo to tb e Board of Aldermen calling th e a ttentlon of that body to the unh ealt hy condItion of the Clark & Skinner Canal, wJ~tch extends from tbe Bnfralo River to the Hamburg Canal. The Commissioner chal'ges In his letter that Schoelkopr's tannery and the Duffalo Fish Campa ny discharge sewage Into the canal, w hi ch Is filled with decaying animal and vegetable matter. ThE!' Cnmml!'\sionel' th en terms the canal "':!n opt'n ~t:'wer" and says; "I hnve this day condemned It as a public nuisance ond would r ecommend th at tbe canal be fined with as little delay as possible." I I ---- by Mrs. Dr. J ohn Wende. a veterinary surgeon at 1593 Main street, has In close con fin ement at his barn a d og 8utterlng with r abies In a most violent torm. The dog be-longed to Mrs. Sc hoe llkupt ol Oakland Place. A lew days ago :M re. Schoellkopf 's coac hman told her the 1 th dog, which had long been a pet n e famIly. h ad been a cti ng strangely tor three or tour days. The coac hman saId the animal wanted to sleeD most of the time, had re!ust,!d to ea.t and did not act at A.ll like hlmselt ~1 rs Schoellkopf told him to take ehe 'do·g o~r""r to Dr. Wende's and to tell .•: th e tor a the veterinary to k eep him er ,r lE'W days, with Instructions to do a\\ Rlo with him should he develoD h ydrf)phobia. and to return him In, case ~t should turn o ut that th e dog s Indl.po~ltion WfiS of a harmless nature. • ' Dr vVendp's trained eye at once deI symptoms I npjlqK Inpre-monitory the an Imal's actions ot andmodhe plaCE'd the dog in a strong cage. Wllhln tect~d ACT a;,ARK~KI~NER CANAL. Temporarily Suspended, Have lin . a rnth ond \\'i1l1am II. lay. " "f\ P tPmpornrily s\l~ppnded by . llt'alth Comml~~ionpr ~ pE"lloillg the ",h~arinl1; 011 tho eh.rgo.• Ilrefprrod by Principal KnrlI o( ~('hOfII44. rf"tllrnE'd to work th ic; mOl'ning. 3(; in"pf'('tor of milk Dud in . . pf'ctor of fooclllnrl drug"!, rpc;pcrth'ely. Tlurinl! thf\ ~tHip"n"'ion ()f DT~. 11(>Dth and ~1:'lY. th(·ir r1utirf( Wprp perlormco by Vrs. PClrler :t nil Fro~t who are now dropped frcJln thE' rlpl'nrtlll~nt. ./ ' COMMISSIONER AT ONCE " Dr. Heath and May, Who Were f· SE WER.E§~yS D R. G REE E . EALTH MM€RC!A.L Re in stated, thelip'i?MI~I~~OOIS 14,.. .--, :,rVBACK AT WORK, " f.ApjlF~r al~y lite!" In Ie what may attain yet. At Weehau_ k en, the vIcinity of New York. the school board laet week voted to In.tali [our bnth tubA Ann eight shnwers In one of thp puhllc schools. It Is known as the Italian nlstrlct, and the teaChE'rs have T(C'ommendcd baths as an aid to education. of' JI" (. Dr. Jdb-l) ' Wende W ill Execute Strange- Acting Animal Owned I �~RULE:S 10 SAVE MANY BABIES. MOT fll fOR ~ ' tAft~l HOG TO LI~E 1M. f.?t~~~m~::: f' EN(;:) U\Rt:RDOG OWNERS .~z ~ Buffalo s Pesthous e Now , Scandalous RELE~SED ON ~ ENQUIP R. ND~"~ . in a Must Condition. NEWS• tI~ntEfS ~;\\lgt~~ p~YING COSTS. DISGRACE TO THE CITY, '. .£lEALTR COMMISSIONE R IS AC- l QUIRING A REPUTATION AS Greene Inform ed the Ald erme n at Today's Meeting. IS ~ BIG DEFICIENCY BONDS, H ealth co m mIssioner ,ak en It u po n hImself to e rs h ow to ta k e care ot the l' c Td . C+TMrMf.RCIAL. d u ri n g t h e w nrm we-atber. Strict a h e r e n Ce to t h eae r u les w l11 b.ring abO\~t Th e Comptroll er Reco mmen ded the ir a low er m o r tality rate of chlldre- n . D . Gr een e h as w r itten a code of pri n ciPleSt He alt h Co mm iss i0n er Gree ne t;l:a;a Tax e nti tled " Rul e. tor the Management 0 •• Says It See ms Incredi ble In fants' D u rIng the B ot Weather. S in ce t h ese r u les have been promulThat Peo ple Put Up W it h g ated Dr. Gram. RegIstrar of Vital StatistiC'S, r eports a decrease in the inH eol th ommi-i no r ~ tOtlR), ar n, ('\llltlllllll . the C. rk c , kinn er canal f a n t death rat e. H e r e 1s a Hat showing t h e decr ease n, It plIhh(' nllh:nncC'. li C' rC'portro tll~ ot t he d eaths in hot ,,,,eather monthS of Idilio or B uttalo's quaran~n('t to the rommon ('onncil :\t the meetI nCa n ts u n der 1 year of age: ita l , c mmonl y known a~ the tile of thl! nld rrmen tJlis nfernClon in n ·M R~r. J une. J ct<:='~. A~g. p t'!:1l h u~ (l . re tlr c ts dls('rrdl t and dlf'('ommnnirotion ns follow s: 1899 . . ... . . .. . ... 0 ~ 1St g ra ce Qn t his {'ommunll)"," said 1I~81lh "I wonld r"pe<'tflllly oiroct the ot81 Departm ents 1900 .. ... . · · · · · · ~ 4 63 Commls~ lo ner "~a lJ.iW p G Fm'.H~ ye~tt"r­ tenti?~ of your ~ollorabl. bod y to the t~i 0 1 ::0 day at tel'noon. (·onclltlOll of the Clarl, & Skinner cnnni Cases for "it almos t spems Incred ible," Dr. H er e a re some of Dr. Gree n e's 'Ihi. cnnnl e"ien~" from B uffa lo rive; Greene con tinu ed, " thal 0. la rg p, p rosrules tor the ca re of infants: to til£' II nmhn rg ('nnal. Next perous. progressh'e city lUte this \~' I ll B ath e the chUd once a day in lukeI·Rchl?cllkop['!'; tunnery noll t he Buf· send un fortuna.t e people, "Itho may bt w ar m w ater . as the health or the. chUd rulo FI~h Compn ny ui$('hn rg(' their ~ew­ stricken wit h co ntagious mttladles, Ind d epends m uch upon Its cleanliness. Al way s undress the chUd at night nn to a building un llt to.. the hablla- \ ?f{eo into this ('annl, nnLl lhe fmrfnc(> was the beginning of dog day s in pthute on a. ecool, light gaat r ment. t lon oC hog'. Y e t that Is jU"t w hat BuC11'1 ('o'-erl"tl with decn~-ing Y('ge table nnd sa m garments nightne,'er thatllsing a re It tala has bf'en doing. and wha.t It Is €'yl nnim!11 mntt£>r including d(lg~ . cnts. etc. ~ unlcipal Co urt this mor n ing, the c an u ! ed d urIn g t he daytime. and vice versa. dent ly t he Intrnlion ot this c tlylO lne calendar belog opened b y the t rial On r emovln f;" the garments. hang those "Thi, CIRrk & Skinner onnn l is n llnue doing. The o nly way In which I • h d ' th a.t a r e not to be used near an open Y('ritnhlC' l.pen sewt:or. !lnu I h nvJ!· rODand conviction 0 ... tre e og-owner s Lor ,,' 10<10'90" t hat they may be thoroughly ('an accoun t to r It 19 that t he- pt'ople demned it this dar os n public nui~ance. allowing their dogs to run a t large air ed b efor e being used again. or th is city ha "e no real knowl~dge o f without a muzzle to th~ danger of The chlld should sleep bY Itselt In R. deleterious to the puhlic henlth: nnel the wrett'hedly Inadequate conditiong co t o r cradl('. ] t should bl' put to bed I would re$p""lfnlly recommenel t!lnt pr"'alllng at the hospital. manly calves. a.t a. r egular and ('arly hour. and it Is " ThInk or housIng a patIent surrerlng The Health Department and police " 'ell to teach chtldren. when very young. r 011r hODornhle- ho(ly orde r the di~c('ln­ with small-pox In a building In whkh Department startej o ut several days t o g o to sleep without b(>ing rocked o r tinllnnce of sewerin!: into ~ nirl (,Bnnt n u rsed In the arm~. ,\\Uhout the a dvice It Is neces:sary to move the sick pf'rson's nnel nlso order the cannl filled w ith ., ago to wage Wllr upon unmuzz Ie d an d ot a ph ysician. neve r give sleeping d r opS. r ot trom time to time to keep th e patuntied dogs. Ju d ge Braunleln ma.de the cordia18. soothing sy r ups, etc .. as yearlY Iiul(' d('lny as possibl('." ' Ient trom being drenched by the rain 'Warfare a fiasc9 in his c ourt thIs mornmany chtldren die fro m the poisonoUS t>fI1rnlth Commissioner Or('C'ne also retha t leaks down through the rotten Ing bv_ fining t he guil ty ones only the ff eets of t hese r ugssle£>p, ~Vheneyer rets and does dnot it It is anotchild tll. root. rotnmencl('rl the COllf'trnction of R. sewer ('OSt5, $1.10 In eac h case. Section 155 ot It Is usually hungry. or per haps thirsty. "Fan('y trying to keep {\ person dl'lin CrowlE"Y o;;;tl eC't. He silid that nnm£'t- rch;lpter 25 ot t he ci ty ordinant..~~s proA s m a ll a m ount of bolle-d water. cooled, Irlous with ~mall-pox In a bundlng In ons complaints nbout f::tngnnot ~\"nter in vldes tor a. fine ot fro m $25 to $50. ~m often saUsfY a chtld. and it is a which It 15 Impo~!;tbl~ to tast£l'n a door tho stroet hn •• been mnde t o h is deport·, The nam e ot John F. W aters of the good pr ac Uce to JO"c t h em a small or a. window because mllny o f th..,. doors Hamburg Tun r plke , nea r t he city line. am ount at f reQue n t lnterva ts during the ment. I d fi b d id da y. N e,·pr Quiet a child by candy, or by and windows are without lock~ o r Supt. Emerson of tbe depa r t m~Dt vf was ca Ie rst. ut he not appear. I cake. 8.5 th ey are the common causes of (' lasps and thOj:le which have them have He,wa.s fined $1.10 b y way of costs by d iarrh oea or other complaints. fas t e nings which have o utlived their some arrang~rnent wI th Assistant City A ch ild needs plenty of fresh alr. In u8p t ulness. p1lhlir in~tr\l('tion reportrd a payroll of Attorn ey Elss by which he did not have th e cool ot t he morning and early ev('n rt;NC£ ROTTED AWA.Y. :'1.\\'1\' ['Il" l.AIW-~~ in. tbo. ~al'jltio.n. to appear. tng have it out ot doo rs. Neyer alloW " I ma.gine placing a patient suttering ~l'la)()\. The rnll i~ for the fou r weeks E.iwarrl Rudd, colo r ed. who l\ves opawa!=hlng' chlld to emain in a room which or rcooking is going on. inThe Inwith t he highly ('o ntagloUS malad)". oHling' Fridny . .\il;.,'1r~t Stlt. I n addition pas I le t h e S ycamore S treet S tat Ion, n uence of excessl\·(' heat reduces the vlsmall-po x . in a building to which the to ~;ll:ll·il'l':'. $-1;:)0 wn~ nr,'ded in CODDec~tated that h e had kept his dog tied t aU ty ot young intants. til'n with tlte 'f:1cntioll s('hools {or field but that It got a way trom him one H th e child has been br ought up "on public has t ree acces~ becau~e ot the morning and he was just driving it int h e b ottte." t h e best diet for it Is mtlk. fac t that the tence o riginally ere('ted work, pv!O.tn~r. c3 rt!l~(', :-mpplies fo r the doors when Patrolman Ell :\l asters areith er f rom th e goat or cow. Goat's mtlk to keep out~iders a way trom the butld. fff lng has rotted and fallen a.way so that (,(Ioking ('I:n;!<p,.;. nnd iuridentnls. H nrTt'Med" him. The patrolman stated that is nea r e!=t to that of the mother's and h b cow's m ilk is next. It is necessary to be there is nothing to prev~nt chlldren rnnts for bo th :-,\1DlS ",pre OSkl~ for by t h e d og ad een a t la rge for the past certain that the milk used Is not skimmed Rnpt. ElDN~n . six wcek~. except abo ut the last twO and Is pure. A!'II soon as milk is received and o t hers from roamlng about at will Hoth City Chemist lIm nUll City lia('days before the a rrest. and was out 20 trom the dealer it s hould be placed In on the ho:~pltal grounds. "Dwell 8. Hllle whtle o n the criminal tl'ri:llot=iH Bh:scll reported that the <,,',n· minut'2'- s on that mo r ning. Rudd said clean. closed cans or \·essels In a COO l. h~ kept th e dog tied up now and had w ell-ventilated place. In hot v.~eather It negligence ot: housing sick people in a .lition of the wnter in f'l"OSPClt rCbcl'\·'Jir ordered a muzzle. H e was fined $1.10 Ie advisable to s terttlze all milk soo n as building lighted a nI)' b)' antiquated k e ru for costs like the absent ~"aters. r6"ece ived, as this insu r es it re m aining osene lamps, stuck In brackets here W11.:; .;ood. 'eet a greater length of time. If R and t here on t he wall. and likel)' t o be The fire ('omUlis~ioner::i rellortC'u th nt An thony )f Ille r of 1352 Genesee street child thriv es on a milk d iet. no other food blown trom their fa~tening a t any time thp fOlnl uf 1(J''''f''~ by tire tluring :lIny WAS wn..Cf th e thIrd dog owner a rraigned. H e' w ha tsoever s h ou ld be given w htle t he hot }l30,0i3.4S. tht' l:lrg('~~ ~lnl(le II)F~ heiD'~ ple-e..ded guUty to allowing his dog to , ... eather lasts. Articles of diet. s uch as by the draughts whlC'h sweep through roa m. sa go. a r row root. pota toe~, co rn flour. \ the wretched building. The dange r ot .'lS'~,n")() on the :'\l :111uim; Ul:lh hou..... (.'. The "Is It muzzled now?" as k ed ~lr. Eiss. bread. crackers and ('ertain patent foods the df'struction of the place by fire ~ - \1\; through the explo~lon ot such lamps is total in~ur;ln{ e co¥C'rin:; the~t' lOSHS was '''Oh •.• ja, a nd tied In the cellar wh ich contain starch , must not bede· J)en ded on as a food for young infants, always present. Supposing we ~hould $tt:)U.~:H. }"'ll1' .hme the totnl hlS~('s "ere Bnd t h is especlalty applfe~ to those ind own,' f;ald ).[r. :\-Iiller. He was a shave an epidemiC ot l'imn.l1-pox. and \ ~o\l:L01:I.j4:. anc.l the insnrance ng~te nted se~ed $1.70 cos ts. .....;a nts who h ave nt t cut their front teeth. that a fire should bre-ak Oul In ~he hOlli~Hlj,n:!,j. . pttal. Nothing tn the world is there to 'flu' ('olll1nittt:"c on fillonl'l! rt'l'ortE'U In pre"en t the patients from e scapIng 11 r trom the building and running a t large f:rnlr uf difl'etiu~ th e mn yor. c(lmpt rv .e ""Vhy do you le t them off so easy?" I through the c ity. nlh1 trea~url.'r (l) ~l'"'rtifY to the Dc('e~"'lrr ~rr_ El!:ls wa~ asked. ' "Conceive of a city which will co no f i~:,uin~ n ucficHmc)" hond fo r ,3'_:(JIO IOB~ c ause tbe fine t rom $25 to SlOO Is fine patients in a building 1n which. if to rni:-.e money for the huilding of u bruh::e exc~ssive and we waive it. It It was It be ·w lnter time, ther a re in dar.ger at Bouth )lkhiguu btrC'et. o f freezing to death becau~e, with th(' Con,plroller lIt'erwat!en rppflrtf'd thnt \ presen t antiquated heating nrrange· tl •. " " OW., " . " " . mf'nts. i t is absolutely impos~lble to S2"'i.9:)j.i~ will he required ,1 uurlUll le preeerve proper temperature In the ul(Iur b If SeptE"Ulher to lJar the ",emi-?nbund in g ." nU;l~ intere~t 01\ Buffnlo ci ty ~ondt'l fn lhng These obsE'rYo.tlons of Health Com,l\\~ tlnring Ihllt mouth . DurJ1l~ the stl.me . REVI EW. missioner Greene were prompted by a U I f lJ 1 ntmg report submitted to him yesterday by periotl the priucillR 0 ODe s aggreg D r. A. T. O·Hnra. keeper o ( the Quar~134.Sn •. l0 will bC'<'ome due. an li n e H05pitul. in ('o mpllnn('e n '111e nttention llf tlle ('()Ulmon. ('ouDcH fDr a SCHEME IS A PPROV ED. rE'Quest asking tor information a~ to nl.q \\;L" r:\llrtl f\) tbe fUN that elates wela what repairs WE're necpssar:r to put the I ~lot spl'dfif'll when Corporation CotlD!'cl DR. GREiiiSS SAYS NEW Bt:ILDbuilding In prop r shape. pending the Fddu,nn wu" ui re('tf"ll t f) prE'[ln refl leuse :G~; IS RIGHT. t\me when the el ty n uthorities will ". , I.""or of th~ ~\mf'ric..'un BSlll"e~s Curuawa k e to the fact that a new modprn l)onY for n p;,lTt of tlIe flllm. hurg ('Rnnl H th ommi8S1on,~~~~t hospital 1s necessary. I _. • 'rile l'011111IToller ~u'tge:-.t('c1 that tile da reccl ed from t h~ s a e oard of NEW HO S PI TA L C HEAPER. ;:'~:'I~tti\m flUtilnrizilH! thr making of the h ealth at Albany a. lot oC blanks of the Aft I r It would Repm trom Dr. O'Hara's !'hould ll(' nm ue-dec.l thnt"tbc kind that the amended tenement-house report that It would be c heaper tor the ,..1."uI 1l be f rom .1nnuary 1st, 100-, to B law require s t o be filled out by persons [n' t.' [1'( ' 11 'mall p u x f o r a Wt· l·k. th.· la..! t c ity to buUd a new ho~pital now than ~~ IntendIng t o build or remodel dwellt ' t IHl\·ln~ . I.ll' t.n l.IiH ' J to a ttempt LO repair the prese-nt one, niH'\" l(;.t. 100:3. l;.t 1" 11 ld rgl:"cl frt.lI n c'oruptrollnr llrprwng-en also r~O.l11· ings. Heretofore . intending build ,rs whlC'h has beE:'n allowE'd to go to ruin. " I) performed t h eir whole duty w hen they tIl: {lu ar a n lilll' ( ttl 1a .... t It rppa\rs must be made. Dr. O'Hara to rnl<..i) I111'Udro the h-... unure of filed plans and an .;.~p ltcatlon for a pera nllt lH r caSt' of th t,,' d rt'au that the hospital a nd the barn on(>\- for thp of taklllg" l!P the mit, in the bureau of building. NOW, lase tllt UI I in t: il y ) near It be provided with new roots. He ,,'ole m ::tl(' hy tl:e (,Ity 00 In addition t o tha t, they must go to the .A h r a h a m a re:-.lolPltt or E aRt states t hat t he ta r paper root o riginally ' In\" In!'t. The- tot nl of ..the pur-J placed o n the h as p I tal wus a miserable '''. t ~"k" -128 81 Al<. health dep a r t m ent and fill out one of AUr orit. was fv u lltl in lh\ <.; ('i t y HUl fl!r l n makeshift. a nd leaks so badly that it dl:1:".(';; flJ!grt'iW e" . -~ - I ' • • f I~Ub the b lal1l<s before the hUTeau at bUildtM0 b U. with , ,, ,011\1" " T h,' ""s .. was "'I,,,rt. d Is Car beyond repair. .... ,Oll1li(\11 in rll "or Ing will entert a.in an a pplication for a tu tlw ) "1'11 ' 1m, n t "r 1I '31t11 In,,' III ContinuIng, Dr. O'Hura slates that tho bOull, pro,-j(]··,1 thR t n"he ilh'l\11d hE' t t.l tht' ('('Itnpt:o!ltr. iJ.. " gas or e leC'trkltY should bE' permIt to h ulld. T he blan ks are la rge and contain th(' a ft 'I1 H l ( l n al ll1 at UI;I' U t u ted tor the kerosene now in hold th£"tn 1Il Irn!-l for Erie 1'11.1 many q uestions which the applicant is(.la u ., l a t Uk (.J uar<lT1ti lk use, which, In addition to being inadt>tOnI hnIHI s inkina: Iao 1.. ro.' ". " f • "I '"l ., for the tnust a ns wer. The answers are t.lesignqu u"te a~ re dangerou.. In tI,e e •xt rt'nlt'. l ' Ji1l'S u t. l~ to i \, l is Cit) fr 01l1 E:1.~ t t tll(, nnlll tlnt 'P .~tt".1 I" unu Three new c himneyS should be built in n . . k· f ad to tb a 11 I ed to bring out facts concerning the AUJ"(.ra ," 1 ::-: .... t UJ H.lY for a "cf'"k .... \·Is ft_ thp hospital AS t o make room tor t, ,utl TllC1Plnption !'-o111 U kT proposed a rrangem ents tor lighting, He Wi 'S l" la yi r g- \'.llh J' h 3 in )11l T) _ ad llittonal w hich a re "Hwunt (I f $?22 ..... :!4. . ventilating, air space a nd o ther sa niland l. (I n " u llda) h < ,."I11I'I.<lnneeded. A new Cenee should be e rec leu . Rr!:lti.-e til tl!" rl q lle't. of the· tary c ondi tions. The amendment that " d of r clin!; ill ." ,,1 ye"tenhl), a rt tl' n round t he hospital ground. to k ,'e p y ,' rk C,'ntr:,1 r:lIln",,) In OL"",lU Ulllle w makes t h is red t ape necessary w ill have ou t~ider8 o way from the buihltng. At \ "Irl'l"t known n ~ ""tl . . h in~t(ln ...qullrt"·,"rr the erree t of brInging the local health 11{.\.'n wv'lt t il a lv'3. t l.y Jlh y ~ldan. It preRent there Is nvthing to prenmt ~ rlilli! fr(l1U Ohio :--tfl'ct t n Buffalo ntl~ departme nt in to t ouch ""vith e very new "US at U Ji 'I' f: t,t.U lh :lt Hlli m€3' illnl"~s lhE'ir roaming about the g!"'ounrl~ and ~l\ 'fnnl. ('onHHi~~iolll'r of. onl'ni.r.., habitation. so that the departmen t may wali a lI ,n o ull n. d ( 'else o f ~m~ll1 JlOx. under the windoWS o r s rnall-pox pa{ ('I'kl: ... nblUitt t •11 n t·u m1Utlukatl . t ~l tten ts. New locks and rn~tenf'rs ll re ~'or .. . .. nt'\\" l; rn n prevent any u nsan ita r y conditions. D)'. needed On all or the cloor" " ." n(1n " 'In i~ ,,111m:.:. 10I uvea' n311 ft...t ~ \t"tl& rll''1-",(1 "n" A f.I lo' l.t l h {' IIt'alth auth o r it.s h a.\' \ .l" f"' U Greene thinks It Is a good thIng. unahll' ltl tllI d ou t \\ l1t-r'~ j.:f l)lmt'l-i ('on;110 fl'f>t furthrf !'lout I nl1u ·.. 1 Col. d ows. A new plank rond Is nf> £ode-d int rac:tf'U tlw !t Is (''\"u.ll' n t he Ride the Btl thnt pprepin('c tbr ou r to hl' ('}I (. ;trl t whO had it Iw(ol"f> hc; to tl.' s d p. (,I ll i havp to go to anll trom the recomnwndl'd thnt the \tlth J u d ng w 11l no t be compelled to wade I n 1<1 llE' 40 fl~()t wid,· nntl par~ l ~aturu;ly. Tht' a uthoritll's of Ca.qt A uknee-dpep tn m ire In rulnl wE-a ther" ¥I IOUp n}'('1 thnt 11lc rnilr {1 "".......,. l"'lra \\ ere rnmm unil'atec..l with. and the Dr. O'Hara, In conC'lu:;lion, ~ tatc~ thut toton . • · . t1 1 1 I additional ba thing an d oth{'r ~nnitary ",!wt11d fu rl•U:' n ,(lilt rl' f. y ('a.Tnt,,' \ uck Ihat th'-I \\ •.1...') n O facilities are also rE:'quirp,1 in 'ure thl" f"lfil.IUl.·n~_' s mallpox ill that \'iIla::e. • .m _.J ('Oftt r rtrt-to }1l,lmt'''' hall not Ltt:n \'acclnate d Col_ ,,~a.n1 D~kcll Judge Braunlein Easy With Possessors of Unmuzzled Tail Waggers, ~~C. UPa!~:. CitY ,.,.,...;tl'-'1 -- :::::::::::: con-I ~~,;~~~~;:.~:t~~£Jr~!lni~~~J~::~:~.~v?e~ ' \~N OTH ER G~5[ --, :~: m." f Of SM~LLPDX ~'E-'J \'C'.J'J ' ~·lth After Being Empty ~ ALL p hl~C:11 3'.\~\JIutl.ly r,t'~dny. Hu~pital lI~d 111i~ lI ulmp~. \\~t'I.ldl~,~stl'rda) ll';t"~ I suggest~ ~~" l['llllle~ "a~ Lt\,~vital. lamp~ ~o sto\'e~, ~trN -.... dts(as~"' . cnm~ ~onlr ~o ho~pltal ground~ ~\lbsll- pl1rpo~t\ bon(~~ pllrdl:l~(''''' 2~th )!d~n"hrrll" inc nlr;l~·tlt'tl ~e l~r:lllt. ("rll(;.~·.;jll': . 11l~ ~adh· ;~. ~ ~,tl!lO ;;;:;;..:..••••illlIi......GIiiIi.iiliiiilil:;l• •~,~.h~i~ld~I;IO~O~d~. caill!:il. JJ"<n~ ....__________ ..;___________J~$2S. ~O~ bt dm",n I"'" ~('''' tI,. ~ nl'\~'# �<Il1 rrn~ tho f' o1 1l1 (~i l. ,. _ f~..',U'r1 ..... ., ., , h. '(,~ 11unlI!'l 8~1;1'I~l.!nt(II .. tr(>l ('h of ~~l'r C'lIl1"tru('t a GOO· I I Y um N' .t it" on ~ tft'et lZ'rllc1 l' ('r()~smg wnrk~ !~t ~r l" slIhl t hat rbl' w or~ !olhouhl ~ dono f'forf'o fitC' g rndt' r ros!;'lI1J.! work IS com,1('[1't1 , IlJ~tI t hnt t he ('ntltl:nC't should bo ltI 1\'Hl'llr'(} to fhl' ,Il'rfl,l c ("TU:O;!'IItJ..!' ctJOt:.n:t 0r . Thf' yc10 nH·~:-:a,tH'. o~ )(n.y or J\"ll1gh t Illtht' to fin rl('("tTIC' light In th(, ('ourt kfIIt • r thl.-' :\1:1.... t('U pork hi~h !'o.C'hool W3~ reT"" I~k'i\"l.d nnd filrt!. . ~ ~ f "'"'I (01l t1l(> m!\yor'~ U1{'~sn.ct\. Tt'lntivo ,to ~nl,itl~ ndiou uTI rht' Jlr()r.osl~ion of 10- l t:llJilll.: n 1,C":1tinl: Hnt! vI'ntiJu lIle ~:,.. st(\U1 til" J ,:l[U \,c.j t(' hh.:-h s("hn("ll wu s TC'ud :ttl .. I!!tC~';\- th(' dty 'l'!:'rl,: it \rn~ tuhl("(l trmpo· lIts. 'nrily. Thi~ netlOn was tu k~11 1X"('nu<.;c twos !-Ot:ltt'<i tlwt n rt'solntlol1 on 'UIO would b~ jnt.rothu't'd IntC'r in ~tl"j(lo(.t 'hI.' ml't·tinj.!. PJ'I'Y inus to the nl(,('Itinl! .\ltl. TI nrp !'-tl1t£'tl tl,nt it hllli hrrn (lrt'itlr,l to :lTJ1C'nu P UBLIC HEAL TH tt I N DANGER FROM FIL TH.Y GARBAGE. EN.Q\.l IR1:. thnt no hitltlt'r~ w(ll1 ltl he (-'xrln<lt"l. Neglect to Gather Decaying Refuse Arouses Citizens Past POi nt of Endurance--Slipshod Methods. F Health Department Receives Instructions from Albany in Refe rence to the Erection of Future Tenement Houses. ~':f ~Thomas HEALTH COMMISSIONER MUST APPROVE PLANS Builders Required to Sign Four Pages of QU estion~ Dealing With Sanitation, Lighting and Ventilation of Tenemen_t_s'__,<f !/p __ I OHIO BASIN f. ALSO TO BE ~~Q\) \~~~, CONDEMNED George H. Raymond Says This Portion of the Harbor Will Follow Clark & '-~~,:::,~::r,"~~::.~ '~: C" ;:.~~~'.:: and the OhIo Slip adjoinIng are wa ter In the lake, or a storm would doomed to event ual condemnation, ac- f cor dIng to George H . Raymond, secre· tary ot the Canal CommIttee ot the Me r chants' E xcbange, and a recognlzed ' expert tn canal matters. T he Clark &:.: Skinner ("anal, ~'hlch was yesterday COndemned by Health Commissioner ~e ot this city, runs from Buttalo "t:I'OeTt between Columbla and Liberty streets to the Hambu rg Canal. It Is believed that It wa. ortglnally constructed by private Indlvlduals as a private slip at t1,e time that canal tratllc WfU! boomIng In Bu!· talo. By the clOSi ng ot the Hamburg Canal t he Clark & SkInne r Canal Is deprived at all curr ent. It has become absolutely stagnant, an d the stench nri!'1lng from It at Urnes Is a menace to heajth, Th. worot ot the situllllon Is that timp CA. n only Illake It worse. In the case ot the Ha mburg Canal, high water , In the lake or a storm would snmetl m es create In It d. little c u rr ent. situation stili worse, It pOSSible, the place bas ot late been us ed as one ot thp. rendezvous for wet grain, and th e stench ot this, added to that ot th e wilter, makes the neighborhood <l t limes almost uninhabitable. "The Clark & Skinner Canal may wen he c losed," said 'M r. Raymond this morning, "and you will see that before long th. Ohio BasIn and Ohio Slip will have to go." "But Is there not a good deal of traffic .tll! done In the ba.ln?" "Yes. But ,,'tth the closIng at the Hhmburg it also becomes ~tagnant, and 18 already n nuIsance that will dally be a greater menace to the pubIIc h eallh." It I~ understood that the Ohio BasIn and Rllp belong to the State. They connert Butralo Creek ~ nrl the site ot the Hnmburg Canal ;\t a point farther south Ihan the Clark & Skinner Can.1. The ba.ln was orIginally built as " plaC'(' where lake veAsels ('ould unloail on ronnl boats. but by the closIng oj th"~ H.1mbul'g this function became ImJ)1I8M!hlE". TENEMENT fOWN ERS IN ........ E"~Q\.l\Rt-~R OUBLE. JlEALT H DE PARTMENT H OT A FTER THE M F OR N OT COMPLYING WITH LAW AS / .0 CON V E NIENCES. uP '. ' ---ThJ 2- dealth cQmml!,Iy(~~~ Greene is vigorously enf"'rcing the tenement·hous~ law and te nement-house proprietors are dally being ~ummoned to appear at the Hea lth D epartment and explain why they have not compiled with the requlrem e n ts of the act. Already over thirty tE"nement-house owners ha ve bee n summoned and have been given a certa in period in which to have their plo.('e~ repaired a nd changed to be in accorda nce with the law. Hardy a day pA.~~es but what one ()r more tenernent·house ownerR nre In consultation with Dr. Greene in regard to what Is l"E"quired of them, Some ot these tenement-houseR require painting, hand-ralls on the stairs, new windows lnd other convE' nlence~. It was learned this morning that the H ealth DepartmE"nt will prosecute a ;enement-house ownE'r in a day or two ror violation of the city ordinances. H er place In J\.1ichigan Street waR reL'entl y InspE'ctE'd Rnd fou nd to be In horrible condition, A s 800 n as f'hf' lea r ned that thp aut horities h ad ,"Islted h,:'>r place shE' soug h t to r emedy the ex· Istlng condItion. by e m ptyi n G" a lot or 1\'a8t~ math"r in to t h e s treets. She wilt b~ summoned to ap pea r In ~fu n lrlp<ll ~u~ • 11, PR OTECTION FOR POOR /)ENANTS ~~ u ENQ OR 30me time pa.t the Street De- thl. office partment of thIs city has been Cady o! No. 56 Wasmuth Avenue. This re ceiving justIfied abuse from avenue Is a smttll street east at Hum· ~IIC' sniel n rC'snlution to that r'tTN't woul d citIzens of all parts of the city, owing boldt Park, runnIng trom Walden Aveto the ineffectual method now em- nue to Genesee Street, and Is in the hC' intrOtltu'C'fl. ployed In th e collection o! g arba g e. firth district ot the garbage collection TilL' 1'C'~(lhlti(ln of AM. :'IlrEuchrrll in SInce the city officials have endeavored departmenc. The collectors are sup· f!lxnr of fI llond i~Sllf' to r:1i~ .. mOQ('Y to to take care ot the kItchen retuse, and posed to call there twice a week, as weB t:lkr up thf' tax :-onll' (,Htith-ntC' rt'('\'ntly tbe city fat hers did a way with th i! a!\ In other parlS of the city. but 1'1r. bflllzht h,r thp dty wns r.llnph'c]. contract s:,"stelll, complaint after com- Cady states that his garbage bas not 'HII' nnH'ndiI,j!" of tla~ .\ Jll\'rit'nn EXpn:~B plaInt has been made lo the newspa- 1 bec> n removed by the city men for tour C0Il111:lIlY'~ h'~\~~' wllS :1l1th(lri7.(,(1. pers. the Henlth Office, and to the de- weeks. :\1:1YOI' I~nhdlt rt'p(1rtt·d thnt th(' Lnll partment In charge .ot the garbage col"r have made repeated complaints to lectlon. According to all accounts and Cnl. Ward's office," sa!d Mr. Cady, "but ~:1m(' pln;n'fl rl'('rnll), hl'tw(,(ln the nl,h'rthe Information obtained by a housf' can get no satisfaction. I have com, lIlPIl flIHl SUlll'id"'llrs )Inel tH'ttNl ~f)')O .2:; to house enquIry In the malter, r e!let plalned to the Health Office and they flJr tJll' F'rC"-Il ,\ir :\r i~l;.i()n . Tht, totnl nnd redreSS s ee ms difficult to obtain, simply refer me to the garbage coIleC'· ::nnOllut taken in ,,:ts $n;;7.!?:). but tllere and garbage Is lett uncollected, to rot tor's office again. There haAn't been a wcn' 1.'Xnf'n ·3% ;l~~reJ!'ntinJ: $7. to the detriment ot pure aIr and good wagon In our street In a month, and I .\tltli~rity w:t .. gTllntf'U for till' is.... urmre health of the community, for weeks at know ot many other streets where of llOlli1s to do srwt'r w(lrk 1I1IJt.~r Til.,:, a. time. weeks go by without a call trom the The law requires and the new system collectors. H's a menace to the health l!r:Hl~ {'ro~sjnt; worl:; nt Yun H(.·n . . S(·ln~r promised Il. semi-weekly ca ll ot thE' gar- of the chl1dren In the neighborhood , and ~tI'P('t. in nN't nlnDI~E' with ('!JI. 'YnnJ."s bage wagon to carry ott the decaying makes our yards and streets unSightly ('oll1111uni<.'ntion. maller that Is le tt o\·er In the dailY and untenable besides." I [('filth Commi~~ion('r Grt'(,I1':-;' {'ommupreparation ot meals, and the bones Col. Ward was Informed ot :\OIr. l1i('ation rehltin' to c()n!h}mlJill~ lhf' Clurk and scraps from bountltul tables, but Carly's complaint this morn ing and ..\: ~kinner ennni wn" reft"rrpd to til(' cnmthose who sce their garbage re t' ptac1es stated that It was the first be had mittN' un ~nnit:1rJ l1H'n~nrf>~. The romemptied t\\ Ice a week seem few and h e-a rd of It and that he would have an far between, and bounlltul Indeed a re Investigation made at once. 11l11l1it ntilln rl'lHti~e to cOll\;trllrtinl: a the pile. oC III-smelling debris. Early "It seems to me that we haven't ~f'w('.· in Cro~, kr strppt WI1" 1 efprl'('d to morning citizens on their way to ot- much ground for complaint," said Col. the C't1l1llUittN' Ull s(lwe:-~. flees and other places ot business are Ward. "We have about 65,000 clients, ' ,h(,11 the rt'port (If the C'onIlcilUlf'U, drIven to the middle ot the streets to that Is about that many house~ to t:uwIHlini: thl' :-.hll.'r1l1.ltlil' nr-tioll l'ehlth'c escape the obnoxluus and polsonous visit twice a week, and If we oveTtn fnrllj...hin~ g-:\s to the city wu .... reIHl, odors, and In many Instances the reo look one In 65.000. J thInk that's doIng porter has been Intormed that tbos e pretty well. We are handling the garb· Ald. Lnud~h('ft mo,'pd to r(l-(,ll!l.rt the who preferred to walk to their day's age Qu("stion all right. we have ample furmrl' nctioll Thp motion wn~ ;:-ccol\tird, labor have been obliged to take to thp. aRslstance, and if complalnt~ are ThE'1l .Attorney 'YilliRIll 11. C'ucltlehnek street cars In order to R\'old the smells made hpre we look them up ImmediateE>llflkr for thp Buffnlo (;11.3 Company. and breathe the pure air, Iv and try to rpmedy any oversight. Tit£' nld (>rm(ln'~ HC'linn ol'i~in:lll,\" wus in The hot weather ot the last few days ~I os t of the time, though, when we do f:n'or of a ;;'Yf'nr ('ontr!l('t with t he TIu!· has added to the discomfiture of lhe un· Investigate a complaint of the (allure fortunate people who have to depend on ot our men to take a \\'ay garbage falo Ga~ ComllUnr {<II' ;::\loI. UlIU Q ('ontrnC't the garbage collector to relieve th eir promptly, we find that It Is the fault wirh the "·rl.:badl ~ll'E"(lt LiC'hl ing ComsufferIngs, and back yards, as well as of the people themselves, They fall tn lJany of .\..ml'ril"'u fot' lamp 1IC':"lIl-;, The curbstones, present a most disreputable put the garbage In proper receptacles c.'oUl1('ilmell amclldl'd 11'ls nc inll IIY r e· appearance, owing to the oyerftilled gar· for the men to handle, or they (orget porting iu fn\'or of :l. OUl'·Xl'Ul" C'{)l;tl'til't bage barrels and boxe.. Somebody In to put It out, or they sImply dump It for gus nud DO coutrftct for lamp head • . the middle of the ~quare may have pri· on the curbstone." vate means of gettIng rid ot the gar"Have your men orders to leave all bage and keeping his garbage recepta· garbage that Is not in proper recepete clean and sweet, but It the, \\:lnd tocJes," was asked of Col. Ward, blows from the west bls neighbor s bar"They h a ve." was the reply, "and reI drives hIm !rom his side porch, and thpy don't take It, either, It It Is mixed It. perchan cf'. the breeze is ea~tward. with Ashps or pal'er," In spite ot the hot weather, he Is forced "It a re~ld€'nt continued to dump t n close his v,;lndows on that side ot the gA.rbage on the sidewalk or continued hou::;e. to leAve It In an Improper receptacle Among the most recent 'Complaints to would you continue to leave it un~ tou<.'hed 1" "We would. It would then be a. mat~==========================--~ tpr tOl" the Health Department." Enquiry at the Healt h Office developed the fact that many complaints regardIng the failure to collect garbage are lodged at that office. "We hnve those complaints all the time." .Rld ChIef Clerk Schneider ot the Hpalth Office. "We sImply reter them to the Street Department, and they are Immediately a t tended to. There was someone in here this morn· Ing about that verv matte r , and I ~ him over to Col. Ward." ~ th(' plnns nIHI ;';IH'CifiC':1tions f,nr thC' work I: t.o , The Health Departm~t Isitn ~recelPI of printed blank s trom t h e State De· partment ot Healt h In co nformation to the tenement house act w hi ch passed the last L<>glslatu re, and w hi ch mak es It 1ncumberlt u po n t he bullders o! pro.;;pective tenem ent houses t o co nform to strJ<.'ter laws th a n eve r befor e as to samtatIon, lig ht, etc. Prosppctive builders ot tenemt'n t house. will hereatter b e r equIred to 1111 out thesa blanks betore a bulldlng permit will be Issued to t hem from the Bureau c! Building. H e r eto tore all they had to do was to fi le the ir plane In the Bureau ot B u ildIng a nd g e t their perm ft. Now, however, th ey will ba"e to visit the Health Departme nt, fill In four page~ f)t questions a nd certify be ~ fore a nolary or comm is sioner thnt what they have stated In thet r answers !s positively correct . Thereupon the plans tor the proposed teneme n t hou~e wlil be examined b y the Healt h Departmj)nt, so that It m a y be ~ee n whether or not the propos ed builde r Ie; truthtul as to his statem ents made In the application, and, a t te rward., while the tenement hous e is In thl'" course IJt construction, the H ea lth Inspector. wlll be req uIred to v isit It tQ see that no changes a r e being made which in any way differ from the plane Which were 9 pproved. .- I DO ES N'T EXPE CT T R OU B LE, "No," said Health ('o mml •• loneT Walter, D. ~ftetme. yes terd a y, "we do not expe8 t at ou r department will have any troubJe wit h prospective builders. They m u s t fill out the required blan k s and certl t y to thei r correetness and atter t hey have had poIn ted out to them the la.w on the ques tion of new tenemen t house construction J don't believe t h a t tb ere will be any trouble. However, th e building!..' will be Inspected trom ti me to tim e by Our inspectors and any attempts to make ehaJlges other tha n s u ch ao \\'111 I contorm to the law w lll be trustrated by the departmen t and the v iola tOr! brought to Justice." The new Jaw s Im ply means a bptter class ot tenemen t h ouses o t: the cheaper ctRSS. Before 1t w a s e nacted almost anvthlng cou ld be stu ck up .... a. tene· ment house and the law got at'Oun(l In some way. But under the new 1&vr.:: a. g-ood, brigh t , wel l-lighted oanltary tenement house of t he cheaper 8.8 wel1 as of the better cIa"" Is ""INred, I I ~ �12' BETTERBE SANlTARY. RE.V/F'\! Fr°lll I PARENTS CLAIM qoURfI Health Depal 1irnent Intends to Prosecute Al1 Via. lators of City Ordinance W hich Provides fVACCINE POISON <fI. for P ublic Cleanliness. Sever al KILLED CHILD ~.~ "" ::,r:::~, ~~::~hed. ~ ..... ,.,.., .......... QURIER. in Mr. and Mrs. Homer E. Sturdevant of Morgan Street to Sue Physicians Who Vaccinated Their Little Girl' in Public School No. 35' - Believe Death Resulted From Blood poisoning. ?d . '. was nl'l'nIgnC<1 before- Mun icipal Court Judge B . I ng for malntnlning raunlem yesterday n. man-ll l'{~ box rno at m hi sta\)l(' w hJcI ('~I<t~ OWJ~ tor the purpose by t h e Board at Health 18 not dl811uted. That a policeman s tood by when the operation was performed Is not denied. There were t wO physlVa ccination Poisoning, clans-Drs. Beebe and Wrigh t-In a t· at School 35. tendance. Dr. Beebe doe-s not remembE'T In a. prominent law office in Ellicott ht\vll1g vaccinated L ucille. but says SQuare, pape rs a re i n preparation for that he ma.y ba ve done so. He ag rees l hat either h e or Dr. Wright did vacc!· aervlce on the clly wblch ",111 dete r· n a te ber. He 8BYS that the arm ot each mine in the cou rts whether t he c h ild operated o n was first washed with above Inscription on a beadstone Is a leohol. and that e very precau Uon was true or not. that mlgbt be necessary. When Mr. and ){ rs. H ome r E. stur- used Luclll.l' was t a,k.en sick shortly after dp.vant ot No. 128 Morgan Street burled h avlng!>ecn ,·ncclna ted. D r. Irving J ohntbelr BtUe daughter Luc11le In Forest son was r alled to a ttend her. He was La,,' n C.e metery on May 31st last, they called out ot tbe city, a nd Dr. Gro.vereturned to t heIr home a nd m ourned nor Trowbridge look charge ot the the loss ot their only child. case. Then when the c hUd grew rapWhen a ltttie later a. h eads tone ~·.as Idly WOrde. Dr. R. L. Banta a nd Dr. placed over t he grave beari ng th~ Frederick Freiss we rp called. Above tn scl'1pUon, It WM do ne after Dr. Bn nta Issued a ce rtificate to thi" they had become tuBy conv inced tbat e rtpct that doubl e p neumonIa was the the Inscription told the truth. When direct cause of dea.th. a nd does no t \n asked by the healtb a uthorities why that ce rtificatE: all ude to the vaccinathey had placed It the re, th ey replled tion. Attorney Dolson expe cts to be that I.ucllle had died ot " occ!ne pois- a ble to p rove t hAt th e a ttending phyoning and that it only gave the ca use s icIans were cognizant of the fact t hat of death. When ordered to 'f'emove before p neumonIa. developed. vaccine It, they did not co mply wltb the de - poisoning f' xItlted tn the a rm. mand but Invited the health authoriDr. Irving Johnson Is reported t o ties or anyone else to wh om t h e Inscrip- hR.ve said that vaccine poisoning e xists. tion was obnoxiOUS to remOve It If they Wben The Couri er first Investigated thought best to do so. It has not ye t the matter, Dr. Johnson was a bsent been remoyed. trom the city. He was asked t he di ){r. Sturdevant l eft the worrying rect q u estion last e vening, ,vhether he about the headstone to others a nd set found evidence of vaccine poisoning about Investigating wltb a view to when he atte nded Luc1l1e Sturdevant. bringing actlon against those who m r eplled : he believed were r espons ible for the He"That a malter strictly prodeath of his Htlle girl. H e emploved tesslonal. Is Am so rry I ca nnot help Charles A. D olson ot N o. 673 Ell1cott out any." Square to care tor the legaHtles ot the you Dr. Frederick Preiss says that no case and since then. Mr. Dolson h as c hlld cnn be vaccinated a p ubllc p u rsued investigations carefull y a n d school rOom without beingInexpollted to "erslstently. As t b e resul t . he Is pre- numberless microbes w ith which the paring papers for immediate ac tion is cbarged a nd that as soo n as the and tntert'sti n i' developments are ex- air arm Is scarified and b lood appears, t he Ilected te soon tollow. microbes are r ight the re. Wh e n asked MANY K EE N L Y INTE R E ST E D , "'hllt cl\ used Luc1l1e Sturdevant's deat h said that Inasmuch 8 S he was called That lhe proceeding. in the case w11l he be watched with Intense interest, not In co nsultatlnn by Dr. Banta he would I only in Buffalo but elsewhere. 1s ev i- prefer that Dr. Banta should answer denced by the tact that a tew weeks th fl' QUf>~tlon as It would be unpro fesago. when The Courier took up the in- s ional tor h im to do 80. When Dr. Banta first sa w Lucllle vestlgation ot llttle Luc1l1e'. death and gave the detaU. to the pubUc, Its re- !l!he wa s sutte rlng with pneumonIa. R. S ports were copied far and wide a n d he declares and h e gave attention to that a lone. He I. wllllng to a dmit that editorially comme nted on. The question of comp ulsor y Y3ccina- It blood poisoning existed In the a rm tlon In the publlc schools Is of too deep It might hn.ve bee n a contributory 'Concern to be confined to B u tralo. Tha t ca use of pneumonia . It Is expected that l he papers In LucUle wa~ vaccinated In th e pubUc school Iby a physician se n t t o t he school this case \\'111 be se rved t his week. ~ Died May 28, 1902, A ged 6 Years. I I ~ntJal'Y 4 ~~:~~~~!d~~~on~E~~~:. to ,~RINlERS PLAN' Actions in COE-Ij(-PRE.sS \' A THEATE£ :0~<V!> RTY P0~ ~a ~ I I TO SEEMS JIA Y E ·tmen t is condu cting (" agal 8t unsan Itary establishments. The ca.ses are o r great variety. It Is said th ~~t Commissioner G reene floon will muke a special ca n\'ass or rt'sta uro.nts with a v iew to compelling all pra.ctlce~ that savor o f un cleanllness to be stoppeu or the unc lean eating-hausE'S to be closed. A si milar ('rusade is no· beIng waged in Indlanapol1s with good eftect. At the Instance of tbe h ealth department, two pe rsons have been summoned. to appear in t he ~l unlC'ip3,l ('ourt to answer a charge of yiola.ting health ordInances. !'tirs. Rose Go ldstdn was accused ot dumping filt h In the strt!et in front of n. house she owns In Michigan street. She wi ll be trI ed l,dore Jutlge llraunlein thIs morni ng. The health department. after a n t n~ 8pectton of h er house, it Is saIl\, has found it in an u nsanitary cond itlon anll has ol'derpd her to put in neW plumbing within 30 days. It s ll e does not do so, another suit wi ll be brought agaInst her. JanlPs Downey of No. 196 Ri chmond fi,\" P IlUf> y€'sterllay was a.rranged berore Jud ge Br3.unletn . charged w ith ma intaining a nuisance in a n ope n manure box, of ....:hlch his llf'Ighbors nl:::..de co mplaints. Attorney Eis9 ot lhe Corporatlon ('ounsel's offil:e a;>peared to r the I prosecutton. Downey's attorney said \ that since the summons was se rved o n Downey, he had abated t he a llegpd nuisance. T he trial waS adjourned pending nn inspec tlon to see if that stntf'me nt were true. " ' ithIn. th e last twO \Yeek~. AttorneY Eiss has pro~e('uted fo ul' p prsons for untldy (.onduct In pub ,ic bnt hhoU~ f>S. Jud gp Bra, nleln let the first two go on payment eat'll of ~1.50 costs. Th~ 0-- thlrll one, who stood tria.l In~t€'ad o r plending guUty. was cOllvict€'d and fined $5 amI co~ts aUlOUn Ung tn n Il to $i25. Yf:!'~t(>rday the four th one wa~ arrnlgnpd. 1I~ 1s Pa ul Wunun.low~kl of No. 14 Kent ~tr€'et. lie p lea.ded gu ilty and wa~ fined $10 and costs, amount Ing In all to $11.60. raul could not pUy hls fine and was SPIlt to th e Pen itt!n tfury. , d _ l!'ron b............................ l Ism ailla Temple, Kn ights ot the Mysti c Shri ne. including mu ny hundreds 13 t the most prominent professional and bmilness men of B uffalo a nd \Vester n New York will hl\ve a theater party a t ConventIon Hall on Tuesaay. Aug us t 19th. The occasion will be t he second per~ formance of the se ries of popular co nce rts to he g!\'p n !!1 thp hall by th e famous Kiltles' Band. Arrangemen ts are being made for a glorIous time fo r the Shriner5 by the committee, "hicb Is as follows: Illustrious Potentate \\-aller D. ~ chairman: a nd Messrs. Penney. Lyo ns, Rodebaugh, Westbrook and ~Jarkbam. ...... .., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LOOI(ING I NTO I(ITCIfENS "'" I{palth (·nmmf~~lonf'r ~ , hll\'t~ thl~ In~pcC' to r1'l of hi ('('n(' Int('nds to vl'!';tJ,tnHI' th e sani t 'l . ,:;; a rtm('nt In- ~l'R tatl rants and 'e n L1'n~'" h~~\~rallg~ n1PntR .. ( hll vln g h ~CA uhnu t tOW'l l:omplaln t 1111('It';l/11lnt"l'C~ In R~;:'I~ ~~ d" ) Recorder Markham o f the Anc hor Line. w lll send out the notices the first of next week. which are to be of mys~ terlous !.tnd c unning devi ce. Dis trict Attorney Penney has promlsE'd to get out thf> whole Cit y Hall force. with )1Ryor Knight and 0 1. Ward. both nr whom 8re Shriners. at the head. ThB henlt hfulne~s o f the ne'V ventilati ng system In th e hall w ill be mlcroscopt('ally examined by Health Com mlssion (,r Greene. a ssisted by ;til army ot phy .. sJcla n~ a nd surgeons. all Sh rine ~oble!!. At tht> hall a n ovation will be tE'n~ ctprecl to W. F. Robinson, the conduc tor ot t he K11t1es. himself a S hrln.r. Th~ sh rine has: re~ef\'e d th e whole of the immenSE' hall for the oc('as lon un til Saturday night. August 16th. a fter "hlch, If there are uny seats lett. theY \\ III be offered to the p lll)l1c. In a ll s(, veral thousand notIc es wtll h"" sent o ut. nOt only to Ilo bles in Buf· (r.}o n nr. -:;'\restern New York, but maOl to foreIgn lands, two goin g t o China . The (' ustomary regalia. consisting 01 fez a nd jE'wel. \\'111 be wor n on Shrln· ers' night at tho Klllles " pop" coneerlt! --::::;.::-............................................................ . '" . THEY WILL ATT THE KILTIES' " POP" CONCERTS AT CONVENTION HALL IN A BODY ON TUESDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 19TH, .................................................,............ . ~uthorle S jl LUCTLLE STURDEVANT. It Is In Forest Lawn Cemeter ' d Departme nt The I I tl ~,esp Ite til e ohjectlons of t he Health nscr p on on It read o. " "L uc III e Sturdev a nt mod Mar 28 1892, A t th' . ged 9 Years. Vacclnatlon Pol.onlng, at Scbool 35'" Th a er of the cbUd Is about to bring . ult against the m unicipal for "auslng the forcible vacc1~atlon of IltUc Lucma w hl b h In h.r deatb, • c e aUeges ' f,I'On,1 hh~ neighlJor 1 'H\8 a~. SOUln' of co mplaint .Down ")" ~ ta l~1 Ire wir't ulll all un~l.l1lllal Y p la('l'S ht ron tilt' lUU I t that hI:! has abi\ted th l; Jluil -an Ill. tl'd . alnU)H I' Illlll'lt fur- th e wa s .. "d'Jou rned that 111C ce anct , .. heal lfll . . might see whE!thl r the nU I"'.:1llCe th er h:l\{' l)(:('111 :-;., tl im:Jl('-"wr~ I '.. x tl~t III~pectOli fit Wul Ii ;111(1 it I,las lJl;CI~ t.I(>ll: nntn~'d t ') had t, ~n proper ly done aW'I\' w ith .. l'I'Ol-'I '('utl' thl ' o rcJlllIlI t'{'c \'Iolntol':f without Pau l \\'In dalowski o f No, Kent.· St~e. all} tlalh Ing. W(' 1l1 to the p!"nil . t, Hv"('! UI)llbtt'ln. who a hull!" In n:.rm h'ca\l~e hE" w a~ l,nR})h,' yt:!-'H.torday r1><1)" a11fte fine ('.\nal t;tl( 1. I: till' JII" t vkt!ru. llf thi'" of Sll.~,l impot:Etl hy Mun:l'ipal Oo-lII a (:ll~II1'"1) ('lll~adl.· 011 the J),Ht of thl' J udge lJI11uniein for miFconduct In the hhlilli "flkial:-r. :4h(; \vill hl' arnl1~n d In 11\11,11(' u,lthhom:1'> on. Ule 'r.en t (:l' This is ) lll1 lkil HI Cll\tl"l Uli!-> mnll1ing. I L II'! thf' fOlll th {'a~:.' or the t·ort th~t h as come. {'h;u~\ d th,lt III (':llIH' tb(' pillmllins in IH'r \I)' this s'umml:1' Jlldg~ Bnutnlein d,1shf l\lH \\'. '~ Ollt 'Of urrlt I' ~hr thll'W l'l'fIlS(' mh" .'~ll the ti('!<; l two on paymen t r th e Into lilt ~tn'd TIl{' lH ,lIth otl1dil l ~ ~nvc (:o'" t~ , the." fll:f (:ndl11'!,,; hu.\"lng l! n t ~red! ht,i. ;1 m o1lth·. tlml' In ,\hlch t o inHail p\('a:-; f guilty. Thl' thi ld orl'ent.!e r pJead III w JlI\llIl ll ln~ and ~ht faliNl ttl (omply u.l 1\(' 1 I(ullt,);, W~lli COlwi<'leJ on trial and! JalOl; D(}\\'IH'Y (If No l~li H !l'Im~on 1 tt/'{ U ~j-:!j. Wl,lth~1' hli('~ 1;'AS CAUSE OF Ol/?L'S DEA TIl OMBSTONE WHICH RAISED vRI ER, A STORM OF AN Y and who oth'Twll"~ ll To;J~~TONE OIVES VACCINA TION ~~------------------ It!l~llt !--hould bUljn to t'hlvcl' and :-Illal, The ])1'I"lIlllll l (,r lit ,l Ith ha~'i dl'(: ld~ d to COURIER. v~7' 1-i1 11 I l.1 I',} futl to t'lIl1lply ,,1'h lht: ht,.. i1lh orc1illal1{;t'S t o him Rbout r f'Nlnllr!lIlt 1«('(' Jw r ., IhC'm. It (\ oy Jhl.·t kltrhC' ns rl ll)~ga:Iln('~o~r.c1 Fondu{' tln g Ie )t'u fth th(>~' wlll hp pro!'!~~~t('~. to pub- ~s, GOLDSTEIN FIN~ ,ru9.q~~11~~'to HD~f!,~~ Plulub i u g I n ) {l c h lp:n n St r e e t In Municipal Co urt yes terdaY atteri n Rose Goldstein of Canal stree l~~'l0S 'fined $5.iO fo r m a intaining ~rt'n('e on property 4 (1 nUl by her in Michigan Stree t. th , The woman had been not ified by l e Ith~rtment that lhe plumb ng He~~gan Stree t bu11dlng would 111 e to be overhauled. She ignored the ~~~Ice and~ was brought into co urt as a conseQ.ueo..-: e • own ed �.................... ........................................................... ............................... ............................................... . LUCILL E.sr URDE V AN T. Dl ~d May ~g, 1902, ASNi 6 Sears. "&ccination Pf'isoniIlg, at Scbool 35 . . th iusc!'ipllon ou the Ilpau~ton" over The aborc t5 e . t di d e B !talo pulJiie s chool puptl W 10 t he grave of a u ated by oruer of the Doal'll of after being VllCC i D . 'ekeD pat·ents. who lJelie,e that lhl'tr q H ealth_ Tltc s t n . t lhild (lied from yaccine poisouing, are pr~pat~"g.o . t B ffalo Compubol'Y varClnatlon ill s u e the Clty 0 U . not hi! . I is an oulrage wh1cb shonlu pubhC schoo 5 I ---"""" tolerated by hu mane peol! e. I BARBER BRUNO ~t~~~ FOU~D ~NQ~~~) HEAL TH DEPARTM E PROSECUTES HIM FOR NEGLECTING TO OBSERVE BARBERS' ORDINANCE- DEFENDANT ABSENT, BUT CASE WENT ON. ,.. BPY DI HYDROPH " .~~ viA t6t. , '1 Little Ccfrnelius: Swartout Expired Yesterday Afternoon From Results of Mad Dog Bites-Attacks Father. (7 Lillie COl'ltolius \\'a1'tol1\, the sevenSOil of :\Jr. and l\ln~. J{oy S\\';tl'lOll.t of Xo. fi'll Se\'C'nth Rtrcet, dif'11 at :'-:30 o·(·lo('k vC'sh'l'dav afte1'lloon from lIycll'ophobi..t.' The I'ittle fellow expired at tht.. .:\Jt'mol'lul Hospital \\hile 1Il\lh-r the illlluPI1<.'e or ~ quieting pution :1ct1iljnj~t(;,I'eLl by thl" altl!lHling l)hy~kiHll~ who did nll in thl'il' power to I'l'lIl"\'l' thc ~uff(l'il1gs anu agony oC thl' h()~~. Hl' was ('OI1Hl'iOUS un til about lell minutes lH,-'fol'P death camc as a I'l-,li(·f alld he stl'uggled Herc'ely in the uC;lth lhrot's of the awful diseuse. t'OJ·IH·lIUS ~\\"nl'totlt was bittl'l1 by a matI dug on June 10. The anin1i:ll ~mnk hi~ tt'l,th In the boy's ll'ft al'ln. in hiR ~h{.uhh'l· ,\lu1 In his forchl'ad. 'I'llI' \\oUllf1 in his fOl'phcull was the llIost H -·!·lOU:-:. 'flw SI.\ll'H"~ dog 011 the same day bit litU(' Dorolhy lIen(}('I·tiOIl and :'.lanin UUl'hlll. iloth lJul'tdn and DOl'othy lJf-ndl'I'~on arc alive nnd up· PUl'C'llliy ,,"til. Tht' little Hehdel'son girl \\as not !--e-\'el'l~ly bitten. Tlw dog \\af! kilh:d .'tIHl the urain and othf'r 1,;UtH ur the ~UlOtomy werc sent tt-) Dl·. nl~:-:t'll o( nufr~10 who ncts as lhe h:H'tl'riologlst for the l'ity. Aller ill. l->xaminatlOli he announced that thc llog WU5 UlluoulJtetlly nflHctl'd 'w ith the l'nbiC"R wht;>n it attacked the (']uli.lren am} Durkin. Tl}(~ n'llOrt from }~ ~_"n8 I'\~l'{>h"ed on .Julv 2 and t\\O ~ luter, July 4, COl'l1ellus SWilrlout and Dorothy Hen(lerson were tnken to ~l'\\' York to be treated by Dr. Palke 'ut -the' P ..lstCUl' Institute as pl'el'l\UtiOIl c-lgainst hydrophohia. " -hen thl~ patit'nts were taken to the ~cw Yol'I~ Illstitutt-' Dr. Parke informed thl! [Htht'l' of lht.: ~walt(Jut hoy who nc<.:ofllpanit.:'ii him, thai. th£:: dlanccs ot \'\",lrdinl; olT thl' rabies in the case of the UI)\' was small fol' the l'CH<:;on tha.t Iw hacl bl·f·1\ n ' ry CjC'\'crt'ly bitten utai I'aml' foJ' treatment at· a late \late. To in~ure the ~Ul'l'(~~~R of the treatmt.nl, Dr. [\ll'kp ~H!t€~d that th~ l)atipnt ~hould btl ~ubjt;>{'tNl to its h.!luf'rt('Cc; not later th:111 ~(,\'0I1 dl.\~"~ after the wounds \\ t:>l'c inllkted and SOOIlL't' if },o~~ihle, \"hlle 24 days elapst'c1 bl~twt'l:'l1 the lim4=! the boy \\ a3 l>lttp-1l and th~ be-ginning- or thl! ll'calml-at at the Pasteur Jnstitute. ye;l1'-oltl A lthough Cbarles Bruno. a. barber, of No. 17 Spring StrEet. failed to "ppear In MuniCipal Court thl. morning. and answer to the charge of the Health Department that he had violated the harbers' ordinance, the case went on just the same and Bruno was found i!3'lIty by Judge Braunleln and fined $0 and costs ot nJnet}- cents. Bruno Is the first barber to be arraigned on a charge or violating the barbers' ordinance, recently drawn up by the Board ot H ..alth. After Bruno'S name had been called out two or three times and there was no response, Attorney Etss ot the Corporallon Counl;,eI's office dete-rmlned to fu rnish his proof and Judge Braunleln ordered the case on. The first witness S\\,orn was George Diebold, a tenement. h ouse Inspector In the Department or H ealth. He SWore that he visited B runo's shop on Jun e 21st last and rou nd that Bruno was usIng a finger COlvlMERCr., ..... bowl. which Is one violation of the ordinance ; also dl~covered that Brun was sleeping In hlB place, which Is another COhJp laints Have Been Made that VIolation, and learned that the defendant did not have running water in the Fermaldehyde is Being Used shop, which I. a third violation. There was a sink, but It was not connected Dealers, with the SeWf'r. Brun was orde-red to comply with the requirements of the ordinan('e. senr'tol2jnIR been made to 23~ns~ector DIebold Swore that on Julv the health dE'pOrlll1pnt of Intp regarding f.> a..galn vlsltE'd Bruno's shop ~hlS occasIon he round. he clalmpd,' that the u~e of ~om() chemicol, snppo~ed to he runo had stoPPtld u~Jng a finger bowl I formnldeh)'de, in milk. ond Health Com~~~ ~~dh~~a?agll'dldbls slpepJng apartments. mi~Flioner Grepn(' bas inF(titutrd nn h,,-esf e to have running wa ter ,put 11, his shop. He waR told tho t runtigotion for~l11rpose of nRcertnining ~~tordat~fsl,;,ad' nBecess,ar y . On. August 2d the fnct. in the CORr. ITe hos nlrco<hthE' runo s place again and a t 8~ time Bruno had not had the runfOllod suOkient e"ldf'll('e ngninst one milk ~ng ~ ater connected wIth his ehop The dpuler to wnrrnnt plnring the ('Rfie in the cu(tt~l~r:?~gartment then decided to prose_ hnl1d~ of the Rtn te ogri('ulturnl departChief Clerk Gu. S h Id ment for Dl'o~e('ution, onrl if he fincl~ witness called Altc nl' £'r was the n("xt know If he' orncy Eiss wanted to r-\'idenre nE4nin~t nthpr uenlers the same with thp Dep:~S a physIcian conneC'tE'd course will be in kt'll. flmllpd and sar ment. but the big offlcial l"'ntU ,-ery recently Buffolo hns bepn He testifif>d tad t~e as only chlet clerk. ceived thl' r e a c t that ht" had r{'l'emnrknhly fortunate in l'l"gnrd to the and had noti~~r~ ot InSPE'('tor Diebold ::Hlultpl'lltion of milk. and porti('ulorly the on July "3d ~ runo on July II th and changclIf -'Wh 0 makp the ner saary tl'e of formn Irlehycip. I u the 18Rt few conditions he en, he falieod to corrpct the (In.n', hO"' . . ,('I'. ('nmplnint~ ho'-e ('orne in at the Health v.~ 6ummonrd to apprar ('ause wh' h epartm(>nt and show and it looks as thou,Ilh two or three d "n l er~ H (, p ~houldll't be prosecuted W('tC impli('oterl. Th(l hpnlth dppartment h:d wnal18t gh~;~ief~r~~er limt'. but evidently cE'(>dlngs brOught m:"l('lr. hencf" the pro- wOl'k~ in ("()lIjunctiOD with the Rtnte 001wm now b against him, Bruno ('inls in (,OFlC!-I of this kino, and Dr. Grrcne guilty and eftn"e~lI~d that h(' was found th('refore- 1-;0"8 that h(' iR not at liberty fatls to pay a Bod costa, and It he to mnke public the nnme of the denier cured against bill attlachmcnt wJll be 8en~nin~t whom cyidpllCC bos been secured I __ 8 pace. l~J\til th() iU\'cstigution s hall hore beel~ ('ol1l!)leted. ~FTER MILKMEN. C ~ So~e~ On hn~e r _ P7rnn, .. _....................... ,. ...................... . If .................................................... . =::w•.----.B,~nBER CONVICTED. ~ rl es Bruno, who conducts a bar· . shop at No. 17 Spring Street. was ed $5 nnd cost. b y Judge Braunleln In Munlrlpal Co urt yesterday morning for violati ng the barbers' o r dinance, r ecently drawn up by th e Department ot H ealth. Bruno w .. no tified to comply with th e ordinance, a nd t wplve days after t h e nott~ the work was not done. He w as a rrested and his convIction tol- j .!?wed. He did 1101 appear In co url.~ €l 13 - ~ After a three 'oeks' treatment thl! children came home. DI·. ,V. A. scoa wus engaged to ll'pat th e lillIe Swurt"\ out boy until his ",ounds should heal. A few days ago he noticE"d that thl) dlllcJ had symptoms of the rabIes anlI informed the parents and the Health OtTir-er of the tart. He feared that hy ... dl'ophobin. woul,l JevE'lop. "\Vet.lnesday morning ))1'. Scott left th e C"lty and befol'€' F.oing hE' f"ngaged Dr. Leo,Volf to lool~ aft~r the boy. at th e sam. time I;lvjJ1g it as his opinion that he woulrl IIvt.~ Lut a short time. 'Vcdnf'slioy when the boy attempted to take U ol'ink of water he eXJ,)erienced spasrns in lhC' thl'o.l.t unn his jOints WC1't' a soune o[ pain to him. ,Yed ... Ill'sdny lIlght it Was noticed that he \\'~tS <.l tr Hle worse but hjs [ath~r "ent to hpd with him as usua1. At] l o'c1ock the boy b(>ulmf" very restl('ss and b~ .. gun to toss about on the. bed and s(I'~1tch at ldmseJt. 'ro pl'f"YE"nt hin1 from doing himself p(T50nal injury thp lather bound hi8 hands in cloths. Suddenly at 3 o'clock in the morning the boy 11'<1)H?d upon hJs father anel tried to gr>t hinl by the throat. The ruther wcll'dC'd of( tit£- boy with his left arm and in an lnstant the child sunk, its teeth into the- flpshy part of his fathel"s firm just above the elbow. The l(·(>th were set so fil'mly in the arm that it wa~ with difficulty the hold was broken. E"ll'ly in the morning the hoy WU!J l'emoveJ to the ~lemorial Hospital as a.. fld[egu3.l'd fOI' the members of the family and Dr. Leo-'Volt called. Nothillg l'ould be done fol' the boy save to lW'lie\-e hiM sufferings by administering hypodermic injections to quiet him and lelieve the suffering. Ai. 3::W o'clock the boy became quif?t nnd C'onsciotlsness It'fl him. T{"n Jninute:s later he died. 'rhe case is the fll'st of its kind that has U('f'll retorded In Niagara Falls in years and it h'ls attracted much intl'l'est Hlld wide-spI'ead sympathy is ('xpI'es~l'd [ot· the ~orl'o\','lng parents. The dty paid the e.xp(>l1f'E." ot sending -rhe patients to the Pl.\~teur Jnstitute for tl'tHtme-nt but DUI'kin decided that he would not go and has not been treated. , I WOULD HAVE EN?5~~RO VE IT. DR. GREENE SA~N IJ.!~R­ DEVAf~ 1dAY CHARGE CHILD'S Health mmjs!:'1 er Greene is not worrying over the ('harges of the father of the deceased LUcille Sturdevant. \\'ho~e little body now reposes In Forest Lawn. and is marked by a tombstone which bears the words: "Vaccination poisoning. School No. 35." Dr. Greene said the father could in&erlbe, "Killed by the Health Department," If he cho5;e to do so, but he would have to prove it In court. It wa..;. staten yesterday by Dr GreenE' that the Department had proo! that the girl h~d not died from vaccination, although it was a. peculiar tact that she rtted while surterlng from a sore arm. Her death \\'a~ attr ibuted to double pneumonia, and Dr. Greene Rays he can bring proot to substantiate his claim. WAR AGAINST MOSOUITOS. Health Commissioner Greene Plans Campaign for Next T ql «a u ht of m osquitos has been so fierce this yea r that Health Commissioner ~ Is contemplatJng a campaign agarn'S't th em, not this, for their breeding time J8 about past, but early next summe r, when the survivors ot the present campaign will b egin to raise tam Illes. These pests breed during the latter part of 1\lay or early In Jun e and their favorite places is the surface of stlll water. Hence it Is that New Jersey 18 famous tor these glmleteers. Buffalo has not mnny places fo r mosquito preedlng, but among tlv-m a r e the pooll o! water at the Jammertha l Quarries. the brick yards on Bailey a ve nue and Clinton street, etc. It 15 D r. Greene'. purpose to have the surface ot. theBe pools covered w1th petroleum. Then there wIll be no mosquitos tor there will be no place t or them to breed. I • �~4 . AFTER MILKI TOMBSTON f WORRYING DR.aaJ~ GREE WILL CLEAR f DEALER~ ?/!7rMOSQTIITOS oo~<-~· AGAIN \ S AWAY ~ Dr. Gre$ne Charges That t CO L , LI- Healt h Commissioner Not Concefned Over In. f scription on Sturdevant Child's Grave At. I tributing De ath to Poison by Vaccination. G Health I ~ - --COUR/ CHEMICAL CAUSES fR. Next SummerC 1 100 OUR/Cil LATE TO DO ' ANYTHING THIS YEAR I Petroleum Will Be C2st on Waters Where Mosquitos Breed - More in Buffalo Now Than in Years. ~ IIealth CommissIoner ~ y ester day stated that the Hea lth D e partment had r a Ised no objections to th e Insc rIpti on on the t o mbston e marking the grave of Lucille Sturdevant a t Forest Lawn C emetery. The tombstone bears th e worda: "Vacci nA.tton poisoning, Sc hool 35." Dr. G r eene said that the t ather o f th e c hild could Insc ribe: "Killed by the H ealth Department," but th a t h e would be called u pon to prove I t In court. "We h a ve no o bjections t o th e wo rds on th e tombstone," sa id Dr. Greene Certain Dealers Are Using Formaldelyde to Keep Milk Sweet During Warm Weather. ~«~;!TROUBLE TeJ e r ouse Owners Are Also Co ming In for a Share of the Health Department's At tention- Instructed in State Law. I A war against mos uitos is to b e waged by the Hea lth D epar tmen t wI th'n a short time. H ealth Commissioner Greene Is to croSS lances with the pesky insects and make an attempt to rid Butralo ot their troublesome prese\ce. It ts late tor the work or eXtermination tor this year, but bright and early next summer the war wlll begtn and Butta lonians can stt out late nIghts without ha v Ing their skin dls n gured by the "sk eeters." Petroleum is to be the weapon ot wartare used by the Health Department. The olly substance Is to b e .prlnkled about the breeding places ot the mosquitoes and It Is thought that they wllJ be drIven (rom the cI ty without m u ch trouble. It Is too late to be..tn the work now, as the breeding time of the mosquitos Is almost pa sed. Health Commissioner Greene is in communication with the Depa rtmf"nt ot Agriculture at Washington, ask Ing t or all the Intormatlon at the dIsposal ot the department on th e breedIng ot moSq uitos. LIKE SOFT WAT E R . Mosqu itoes begin to breed about the latter part of Mayor ea rly In Ju ne. They thrive tn 80tt water. The more rain that taIls the more mosquitos. bence the more bites. stagnant pools of rainwater and r a in barrels a re tllaces where many ot the little trouble makers come t o life and b egin th eir annoying career. r.-Iosqultos wHI not breed In agitated or dirty water. Buttalo. according to Dr. Greene, has few breeding places for mosquitos. The good water h e re prevents th e pra ctice or keeping r a in barrels for washing p urposes. At Kenmore a nd K e nsington, near the stone Quarries, there are lJevcra l pools of water. which a re admirable hatch e ri es for the la ncers. At the brick yards in Bailey Ave n u e and Clinton Stree t there are similar pools in which th e "skeeters" thr ive. Dr. Greene Inte nd , to have t h e surface ot these places sprinkled with petroleum It the owners will no t h a H them nlled up. Dr. Greene will bring the matter to the attention of the Common Council 'lext year. There Is no mon e y a pproprIated for any work of this n;:ttue\ but It there was a tund for mlscellaneous Items th e w ork could be carried on by th e Depa.rtment without th e co-operatio n of th~ Common Council. LOVING TRIBOTf TO OR. LATHROP, NE. '" S. - - - Health CommIssIoner Greene charges t hat torm aldehyde Is In use by so me m ilk dea le rs In t his city. Dr. Green Med ical Society Drafts Beautiful Memo rial on WellKnow Physician's /~~. Death. ~«..~~ has disco ve red that certain dealers use Ut e chem ical to prevent the milk from l ouring. One dealer has been brou ght b etore Dr. J. H. G rant, the S tate c hem- TO UCHING REMARKS I BY HIS ASSOCIATES. I t Sl for t his city, for using the ~t urr . He was warned to cease using It or prosec u tio n wo uld follo w. Or, ~i ehl, Or, Potter, Dr. Coakley, Dr, Harr ington and Oth ers Eu logize His Form a lrlehyde Is a ~ ubstance whil~ h ·when ll sE'd will not disco lor the mtlk. I I will keep the milk from gelling SO ur f or a CE'rta in length of time. which is Quite r-ho rt. It has a poisonous effect on th o~e who us e it. It ca u~es s.tom acb t rouble, indiges tion, and a rr ect~ t hp inteHiIlPS. Th e lise of formaldehyde I. pro hIbit ed by law, b ut somE' m ilk dealers lllllulgc in the practice just the S::lI11e. the H ealth Department says. Dr. Greene intend" ttl arrf'st all who use it and ha,'e ~h em p unlshpu by t he cnurt~. ' 1ntl DCCtor8 nr{> watching the milk deElI~rs. D .\ I n \ r I X '1' 1': ' I:: '11~X'1'. ~~:~op a:ti'dl~oring m ' l1t d~aler was b{'forc H ealth Commi!'sinner Gr('ene yesterday. Th e Inan CC'I10UC'lS a dairy in a t{>nenwn t h ou Ee a nd keeps ;\ ho r.s e in the J'lame ' buildi ng. Thl q L~ c:ontrary to th{> ~ta to la w. and Dr. Greene ha~ nrdpred the mnn to move 01' the H e';llth Depanment \\' 111 mo,·p him a t t he end flf two wepks. Tenement llOu se owners a re also under th(' s u rveillance flf the Henlth ("(lmmls~loners. Four are before hi m d a ily ha"ing the lawE\ read to t hem and T{>cel"lng orders to improve t he'r prope rty accu rdlng to the I"equi l'ement~ of th e law. :\lany plead po,-erty. but th e penalty on co nviction ca use.<.:&: th(' m t o c hange their minds. Little t rouble 1s expe-rienced in dca ii n g w ith the tene m £'nt h o u ~e 0" ners. A P I A RE C ORD YEAR. "We hav ... had more mosqui tos h ere this year than we h a ve h a d for tWfonty yea rs," &aid Dr. Greene yesterday "The copious amount of ratn has cau~ ed these conditions, but ca re and precaution exerted In thc breeding time by the distrIbuti on ot petroleum, w1l1 tend to diminish the number. I h a ve b f'('>n communi cating with the D epartment of Agric ul ture at W as hington and expect to h E'a r from there n("xt ~'eek. I have also thought about d.Itroylng files, a9 I thInk that th ey are the caU!!le of distributing disease germs. The flies enter houseR where mness Is In the family. They carry a way ge rms on their feet and then fly to so me sto re and depos it the ge-rms on brend or other edible!' and it Is thus tha t dlseaee I. distrIbuted." Dr. Greene stated that tw enty years ago there were many mosqultor.; in the H amburg district. Ther e were a num ber of rain barrels and pools In that section and mO"'lultos bred In gre. t num ber!. He s tated that none found a breeding place In the Hamburg Canal, as the water i. 100 nlthy. ),los. Quito. are delicate and are particula r .. bout theIr water. They do not te el eo lollcitIou8 abo ut the welfare ot human beings. Tbe cItI .. n. who bav. "T. fWOMAN, . WAS HfLO fOR THt NEWS. GRANO JURY, I Mother of Infant Buri ed Under Coal Pile Violated ~o~~~.:':vsl'n, 38 yenrs Old, was h E' ld fo r the grand jury b y Ju dge Murphy In Poilce Co urt thIs mo rning. She was c harged with YioIaling sec tion 296 ot th e Penal Code In nbt flllng a r c pol·t wi th t he Health Dcpa rt ment of h e r baby's birth and dNUh. Th e c hild was born a bout t he fi rst ot May a nd d ied a Cew da ys later. ),{ r s. K \ \ latkowska burled the c hlld un de r R. pile Of coal In t hr woodshed In the rear ot th e house n t 221 De tT'olt Rtreet. The bOdy was found last Tucfiday morning by nei ghbors. Ml"S. KwlkowRka mo vf" d from the hou se last Friday afternoon. She was committed to J.:!-ll. - I for 40 years that time he bas condu cted himself as a man and a tru e ph ysicla n.-Ex-~layor Conrad DIehl. It was my privilege to enjoy the acq uaintance ot. Dr. Lothrop (or more t han 25 y~ars. He slOod for e ,-erything th at was progressive, that was Intended t o ma k e people better, the community better, to make lite 8wet!ter and make c l tize nshlp stronger.-D r. V\ ill1am \'"arren Potter. Not only was Dr. L othrop's life most e xemplary as a phYf'iclan and as a Christian gentleman. but as a cltizpn he recognized his civIc d uti€'s.-Dr. J ohn B. Coakley. If he was your friend yo u knew It ; if h e was your enerny you knew lLD r. D. Harrington . Dr. Lothrop was u. $.elf-malle man. He ac tually mad~ himself what he W8.1 a nd gave hlmselt his educntion.-Dr. AI,·ln A. Hubbell. At a special meeting of the )'lpdl ca l Soci ety of tho county ot Erie, held In the parlors of the Y. M . C. A. building, Pearl and Mohawk s tre et~ . at 5 o'c-Ioc k yeste rday afternoon, the-se feeling tributes were uttered and r e~olutlon~ on the death of the lamented Dr. Thomas L othrop were d rawn up and pasH~O to be e ngrossed, and the ~ecr(lotary InRtl'ucte('l to prepa r e a ('oPY to be- Rent to hl o famlh·. I DR , DIE H L C H AIRMAN , !Jr. l'0tHad Diehl arted as chaIrman o f the mee ting, vice DI'. ,"Y. II. " "nrd or North Collins, pre.ldent ot the soci e ty. w ho was una"oldnbly detained. In taking the ('hair Dr. Diehl made a short s peech In which he eulogized Dr. Lot hrop hIghly. Dr •. H.nr)' R. HopkIns, .Joh n Hauens i?'ln . the oldeRl Ih"lng mE' mbe l' o f the sot'iE'ty, " -. \V. Potter an d JO!l{>ph Fowler were nppolntE"rI, a (.'ommltt('e to draw up a ~ ultabl e set. 01 n"'~olution~. which t hey did, retiring to another rOOI11 for the purpose. It was voled t h at the ml'mber~ meet In a body at thE' Y. M . C. A. p:trlors at 2:30 o'clo rk this after 'loon to attend the fUI1t>ral ot th('lr la le rellow m('mher and form{>r presidpl1t. Besides those" ho gave ultE'l'an('p to I he abovE'-q llote<! remn r k~. D,·s. \\'11_ 111 m C. ('allanan. p hysklnn at thE' ] ~rle ('('Iunty Penitentltary: J. Henry Dowel, 1n olrl pupil of Dr. Lothrop's at the o ld ,Iagara .\I edical ("ollege; H. D 1ng,a11.1111. \Ylllla111 G. Ta ylo,' and John Van ""1.o~-mR.. ~:tl1itA..I'Y In~pector. Departmen t "f H ea lth. fipokp. Tn addition to th pse he following- wt"re a lso pres€'nt: Ut· ~rranklln C. GnllTI. f:E'cretary of the a!=!'I}c la tion, Dr. Horace G. HopklnR. Dr. .~chn A. P f'ttit. D r. Ell 11. Long unt.J. 1)1' . .rn~enh Fowler 'Th e 1"f'sol ullons \d optpd are a~ fo lloWR: tlfE MEMOR I AL RESOLUTIONS: In l\fC"mol'lam Thomas Lothrop, 1\1. D., 1816-1902. Inasmuch as It hath plea.st'd Almighty Goll In IIts wise ProYIc.l~nj'e to take oul oC this world ll1{>',~oul of OUt decf'asp.d urothE;lI", Dr. 'I'holllu~ Lothrop, "we, tlH:> )lcdlcal SOCiI.' of I he 'ount}' of ·;lJ~. yester day a t te rnoon. "The child did not d Ie trom vaccInation poIsonIng, but It was a coinCidence th at she had a. BOre arm at the time ot her death. W. can prove th at she dIed from double pn.umonia. The cau ses ot her death were entirely r emote from the vaccination Moreove r, It was stated that sutt 9,,,~ to be brought aga inst the city tor lor. clbl y vaccinating the c hild. She lubmltted to th e vaccin a tion withoul a word ot protest. This can b e prov"" In court, it suit is bro u ght by Mr. Sturdevant." ~ upon record our testimonial a nd our a ppreciation of th e nobl e qualities of mind. c haracter a nd person which Hstinguished in a Sin gular a nd remarkable degree his professional career. And chi efl y are we bound to praise his steadfast loyally a nd de"o tlon to th e high es t Weals of pro(esslonal and personal life a nd conluct. He was ever a loya l fri end, a n open cha mpion, an a rden t advo('a te of a ll that was purest, most ~ levatlng, most ennobling in t he p rofession ot medicine, which he "ver a.dorned, and which in turn Iwarded him with its ch lefest han" H·S. Also we gladly testify that in ike mann er as his professional Ideals were hIgh a nd dIgnIfied, so sere his sympathies and c hari t1e~ lroad and discriminating; h aving a j"ely sense of the uplifting power r ed ucation, he constantly e xe rc ised "llmsel! in affording to others the lD Portunitles of self-de yeloome nt, he hIgh possibiliti es ot which his Iwn person and ca reer so we-ll 11llstrated. Dr. Lothrop wa.s as a citizen COUfgeous an d Inflexible In s upport at ll uni cl pa l progress, as a physician ~uccess ful to a n u nusual degree, :-lo t only In a ttractlng and I"(" talnlng the co nfidence of a large and wealthy patronage, but a lso In winn ing and holding the co nfidence of h is colleagues. by his wise, conser"nth'e, yet progressive. practice; as. a man an illus trious example of the ge nial, chivalrous, Christian gentleman; may light perpetual shin. u pon him. D/?, POTTER'S REMA RK S , The rem:trks of Dr. Potter, coming {rom one so intimately associa ted, both In a business and SOCial way, as he was with Dr. Lothrop, were llstened to with rapt attention . H e saId: "It was my prl"ilege to enjoy the acquaintance of Dr. L othrop for more t han 25 years. ' Vhile I cannot presu me to add to the r emarks made by the c hairman. 1 should fe~l s orry 1.0 let this opportunity pass w ithout expressing my Individual afflIction at Dr. Lot~­ r op's s omewhat sudden d emis.e. ""'\\ e knoW of course. t h at he had been III fo r s~me time a nd remo,'ed from the ac tl,-Itles of his p rofessional caree'·. DeRt h always come~ too sudden to su ch a man. 1l is do ubtful If there re mains a mo re enlightened example of true profesc:lonal manhood t han was Dr. Lothro~- H e stood for e verything th a t wa~ J1r~gresslve. th at was Intended to mak~ people better. to make t he co mmunltl b tter to make Hfe s weeter and make ?tlze ~shIP stronger. For so me 10 or 12 ~' ears I was so mewhat intimate ly associated with him in the conduct of the Buftalo ~I edical Journal, a nd In that 'ay 1 got to kn ow h i m, perhaps, a IIt'; be tter than I would in the ordina ry t e se ot everyday Hfe. "-hlle he ne,'fT (' our ed dictation of the polley of the a5s~~i In a ny degree, h p a lways advojO~1 ~ a policy which s hould be strong cn e profession and !<t rong in Its the ~o dltary influence. T he example :)~ ere man is so mething to r e mem ber . .'U~h a methlng that ", Ill las t th rough Itn 51 s~. and although h e Is dead. Is he a tt m ,,', risen In th e memory of his nO no def"ds ?" FUNERAL THIS A FTERNOON, Lothrop'S (uneral will be held Dr. . Paul's Cathedral. Pearl and from Sl. t this a tt erno n at 3 o·clock. Erie stree s. Regest E' r r eclor ot St. Re" .. c:J8~~t~1 ~'fflclate. pallbeare:' s paul . . . s follows : will be . , Charles Be rl'Ick, R. C HonoraI'), C. Buswell. Dr. C. C. T itus. ~r. A. A. Hubbell, Char les FrederiC ' ",ViiUam E. P lummer and E . Cla rkgennlng. . T horna. Drs W . D. Greene, R. L. ' Ac ti,·e, . W I , , M McMichael, LouIs A. e B.n~, 3;.ster, Almon H. Coo ke, B. S. gel, 0 Hamburg, W. K. O'Caliahan, BournAe, bllller Marshall Clinton and John · ' Harry Meag. ot direc tors of the State The ?O~~hOOI will meet early th iS Nonna d take s u itable action on Dr. week a~ death The doctor was an Lothrop 9 ber dr the board tor several active m~n;.IS death Is deeply mourned years an t bY )lIs ..socIa e8. • ·the J;' .-.. - ----.. , r �r ~, H ··iN'MILK REPlJ_9LICANS READY hCANS' AROUSE!$ TO CUT AND SLASH HEAL TH OFFICER F CIVIL SERVICE LA W E ·QURlF. ) Milk Inspector May Conducts Investigation with Plenty of f<esults--Prosecutions Likely to fol1ow. ~L~iS EVERAL It yare of clean can •.• 0 "s to give tbe Imli kely to be prosecuted by the pression that It the top row was clean, Healt h Departmen t for violation th~ boltom row would be clean also. o f the health rules. Complaint was reDr. May singled (Jut a ('an and told cently sub mitted to Health Commis- the man on the train to place it in his buggy, which was dnne. At noon tos Ioner ~ concerning the way some da), Dr. ;\lny brought the can to Dr.j mil kmen shIpped t heir milk canr; back Greent'. ConsiderablE' surprIse was to the country farms. It is compulsory pressed at it!'! ('ondition. On the bottom upon thE" part ot the milkmen to wash of the rnn W1H~ a thick layer of milk out their cans be fort! shipping them and cllrt. ThE' Interior ()f the can was back. Many or the milkmen do, but verr dirty. PVEn more unc1pan than the the re a r e a few. who. 1t I~ 5'nld. fail to exterior, Dr. May sa.ld that In his comply wit h the law In thIs respect. opinion the ('An had not been was hed T ht8 m orning, 01'. Willinm B. Muy, In a wcel{ 01' so. I'T'lIk In~pector. "Islted the Erie drpot "'Vho ownR the can?" was asked of 0'1 a tour of inv~stigat1on. He entered Chief Cl(>t'k Gus Rchnelder. th e ~hed where the milk cans are 10ao."That's what we are going to find ed onto the cars. Atter peeping into out. ThRt can is In a frightful condl<:~ ,'eral cans, he discovered a number oUn. Thl-'n people wond£'r why their ~'hfch werE' In most deplorable c~mdj- milk is sour, and does not taste good, tlnn. From appearance it wa~ eVHJent "Dr. :\fay tells me ther€' are a numth2t the cans had not been wac:;hed In ber of those cans down there in a like weeks, 'although used rlnil~·. Dr . .:\Iay condition. H€' brought only one up as ~I~o entprpd a car Which was hping a sam))le. [t is our Intention to find fillpd with cans. He di~co\'ered that out whom thpl"e cans belong to, Accord. l.hf'sP milkmen ende:l\'orert to evade the lng to Dr. :\Iay. these milkmen are told law in a c1e>ver way. They would pile by theIr employers to wash theIr cans the dirty cans In a row,on the car ttoor. I before shipping them, but they t ail to and lr..pn place upon thiS row a number do so, It is alleged," S ex-, I ",fw."f ~~W~tiED~NCES.~ ot~",e­ H . Dut.t,,·eiler of 28 B nue wns nrroilmed in ron dpsl court '-este-rda" nfterno(1n chnrged ~'ith srlling~ilk without 8 Iicens€'. His: nttornpy soid tb.t be ,,"()uld toke out a license, and the cusP was adjourned for tn'O dnr~ to gh'e him n chance to do so, it heing tbe obje<'t of Henlth COlllmi .. ion~r Greene . ..-ho in.tituted tho procepdin..-,. to secure complinnce with the- ordiDnnces rnther than to punish "iolntioDs. Proceedings bnl"'e also been instituted againc;t t wo east side tpnement hou 8e owners ,,·ho b.~e tbus fnr foiled to beed the warning of the in~pectors of the bealth department that they nre ,iolatIng tbe I." ,. Their cnses will come up In police court. To the Charge of Burying a Child's ~o 1'tOl.~mit. Apolo' KWi(~()~~ki. thf' Poli.t:;h \~'o­ mnn \\' wn~ arrested T\1(>s\1n~' morlllllg in the l th prc'CiuC't, ",[tc:; nrro'lignc'(i in po· lice court thil:! rnornin~ on a rhnl'g'c of \"iolntifll.; t'ertion 20tj of the pennI cod('. It \\'Uq spcrifknlly rhnr/.!Nl thnt ~h(' rlid pndrR\'or w concral thc' birth of n rhlld and hur~' th(' hod,\' of til(' f;tllllC without lh~ permit rC'quir('d hy lnw, rJ'hn \\'omnn pll'ndNi ~\llltr, wn~ held fo t' the. grand jury nn!! \\'n~ ('ommill('d to jail. ~ • ,. - "-. A;; WOM~N-WH-O-PUT-:---7 f CHILD IN CO~l RtlD 7 fOR GR~ND JURY HAD NO ONE TO GO HER BAIL AND WAS COMMITTED TO ~t ~ ~: t:p~o ~Wlat1<owska, s 38 • rs. t No 2?1 y(ars old , in whose home a. ." e Detroit Street. was round burled lhd arraigne dead body of a n infant, was • urt b(>.forc Judge Murphy in pollee Co touay The charge Was that ot violatWhlCh Ing -s~ction 296 of the penal code. h birth 1'< ll\tes to the concea.Hng or t : 'wllhof n. chilli and burying the sam h ou; a permtt from the Board of Ilealt . cnarge She pleaded gu ilty to t h e g .and J udge b1.urJ>hy held her tor the 1 , Rhe was corom\ lted to jni1. ___ Jury. '_ . _ .."",______ ure bus~' da)". with the health nt, r01UllJl~s l oncr Gr('ene Bnd his Ins ectol'S Rrt' ('ngll~(,(] In R ~(,DeI'R l cum, pal n to denn up the city through the cu· forr(>mf'nt ot mnuy b<.'nl th regulations tbnt for a long tlnw bavE' been mor~ or Il'ss o\'('rlook(>u. llnd In wn~lng t\'ar ~alnst ,,10· I. tors.-Express. COM M I A\" This statt'Dleot oll~ht to gh'e spM'in\ pl~~'lre lO the physi('inn~t nuti othl'I'S who positiyoly predictro that it would "meu::J. thom;oods of lh'es for Buffalo" if nny chnnge were ~~ in the Il{~au of the Deportmont. ~/m" l.- de-I f. par ERLi . , TIMES ' ~~. GIVES ADVICE TO . ~ SCHOOL TEACHERS PUBLIC BE All school hows are to tt:c fumlgnted willI tormnldehydt' for the pur()o~f' of prc\'enting tll(~ spn,'tld of contaglolls dlsC'ases by t11('ir ('on<;tllnt lISC' In til(' 11Uhllc Hcllools, As thl' hook::; Arc now :til \Indcl' lurk nnll !;;C'y ant.! till.' llrlllt'IIUlI~ ot ttl(' \'/tl'lolis Bl'liools hl\h' tlH' kc,Ys, nothluSt ('Illl ht" dOlle until thl'Y return from tlipll' 1$1111101('1' YIl.C'iltJons. lJl'lllth COlIlTlllsslOIH-'l' OI'l'{,!lI' I:"a.r~ that Ul{, hahlt of SI'hQol ('hlldl'l'll In \\'(>ttlll~ their Ilng-I'r tips h,r putting thE'Ul In tll('lr mouths hf'forc ll1rntu~ tht' 1,'u "es, tl1rnl~ll\'~ un CXt'('lll'nl OIJpol'ttlllltJ fol' coutl'llctlng such dls('nsl's us tulll'r<'ulosis. •...fhi" Is n ,'('rr !il'rloll~ 1ll0tteT, " snld ('olUmisslon,.I' C)I'l'fllll' this lllonduJ.!, '· ..ll1d ou(~ not to he IlllIl-:hNI nL "'(> hn\'c (ound trom lu\,prHIg'llllol1 ~~1'1I1~ at Ynrlous dIUI" actt"r 011 tilp IlBg('~ or tbl'!if' lJooks." t'ommlsldolll;'l' Grctn{' said It would cost trom .. 1~) to ,,1()() to prollC"rly r\,lmt~!1tc all the IJoOkH In usc In th~' public HCh(){'ls ........ - ENFORCING CLEANLlNE&8.tJy, E,llI fO,"§fment Will Take Cnm~a 4 Proceedine-s A"alnst Owners of ~!ctlfr~h::;:~::n:~"~rtm"nt ,,"c1 rtr: hR,\'e bpen Inspcctlng lp11('mfnl buildings all over the cll.)' to dlAct.')Vflr It OWl1<V'S were vloln tlng the hf'alth laws or thn tt'nf'mcnt laws, Sev<"rnl cases whf'reln tho la.w W:iS violated were found. Notices were sent to the owners In such cnsl'S to bring their tenements In ('omplJance w1th the lnw. Two ERst Side lE'nf'mf'nt house owners havf' paid no attention to th~se notiCNI. newly-cnaotf'd Y~Aterday nskNl the ((·n.lth pro(,E't'dtngs \Ynrranl8 W Court and brought Comml~Aloner ~[I:~ Counsel to In lhese delinquents. out 1n Police proCf'eolng s will he two tenem~nt hou!b to do as directed by tn_.!--'.!~"rtmc'n t. 0 Importunate Ward Bosses Hungry For More Jobs to Satisfy Their Restless Henchmen and Knight Stands Ready. It Is .Said. to Help Out the "BOY~ IJI,y EVEN THE HEALTH DEPARTMEDfT "/" IS LOOKED UPON VORA CIOUSL Y It the Buffalo Civil Service Commis- when the Republicans get .r eady for sio n Is willing, ma ny or t he best posi- t he o nslaught. Positions like the aS91stant secretar,. tions n ow protected by t he mer it la w o f the Board of P ubli c Works, chief will soo n be placed In the grab-bag for olerk In the Bureau of B uildings, Ins pector o f Lamps In t h e Bureau of Republi can politicians. T he raid on t he p09ltion. or Mar- S treets, a re a lso wanted by t he Repubket Clerk a nd hi. aosls-tants Is only IIcnns. a begin ning. This Is a reliable tip a nd WHAT WI LL COM~IISS ION Dor it comes fro m t he insIde. ~fayor Thad. W. Gardiner h a s been chief K night, It Is said. is not "" n nxlous for mo re spoils as a re the Republican cler k In the Bureau of B uilding since pOliticians, whose heelers In eve ry 1893. o t a salary of $1,200. a nd Frank ward arc: clamoring tor more jobs, and D. Farrell for a bout a yea r has been His Honor wants to prove t hat he Is Inspecto r of Lamps, What w ill the Civil Serv ice Commi.with the "boys" w hen it comes to a s lon do w hen th e gene ra l raid begin .. ~how -down . Whether the present market clerks on these a nd othe r places? The an9""er are- firpd or not. t h ere will soon be a t o that q uestion will be ~u bst~ntlally demand that other jolJ... at the City g iven w hen the commissioners ac t on Hall bo placed In the exempt class. t he po91 t1on of market clerk now pendTo shield the Mayor. t he request may Ing before them. It the Republica n mem ber s of the come tram the heads ot de{Ja rtments. The plnces coveted by hungry Rep ub· co mmission favor pa rty before the civil service prlnctple, a v,ay will be IIca n~ a re a~ foll o\\'s: tound to run a t rain ot cars t hrough OTIII~ R JOD S WANT.JD. the merit law. The n a m es o f thep;e Republtcans a re ~r hee ler, Sprague, InRpocto r of Boilers a nd his asslstE well a nd Co nnor, w h o co mprise n nnt. the Mla rl es o f Which are $1.500 and $1.000 rc.ppcth·ely. George Glaeser ma jority of the seven. The other thrce IR at present Inspecto r and Charles lUe n a re D€. mocrats. one of w hom is George A . Ricker. Horn Is h is n~~lstant. Examiner of Engineers. ea lary $1,500. IN 'rEREST AGAINST SIN C ERITY. The prf>sent In cumbent Is Edward T. Lawlpr, and the pat riotfc R ep ublicans Mr. Ricker is so much wo rked up rtre said to have twe nty-nin e men on over the ma rket clerk a ffair that he th€' Ji~t enger to serve t heir country rece ntly retained a lawyer a t his o~'n in Mr, Lnwler's, place. expense to fight the proposition. This ~Iuch the same Is tr ue of t he job of is regarded as a n extraordina ry proSealer at ",relght,.. a nd ~l eas ures. now ceeding whe n three of t he commls· helel down by Michael Callahan, at s loner~-"rheeler, Sprague a nd EweU$2.000 n. yea r . In ,c;e \·eral v.. ards t he are lawyers and tamilta r w ith every Rppubllcan!" are fig hting a mong them· detail of t he civil servi ce law. sel\'ep, and are understood to have in Not merely are t hese m en lawyers. tormed thp powers at t he City Hall b ut two of them, Wheeler a nd Spragu" that It the Sealer's place a nd those ot a re s UPPo!led to stand for the honest his two :l~sista nts. at $1.000 each, a re a nd rigid E' ntorceme n t of the civil serplaced at the d isposal o f t he ward v ice In w, eve n if t he h eaven s ta ll. bo~)O'~~, hnrlTIony can be restored. Mr, "Why does Comm is sio ner Ricker a pCallahan'S a.s~l~tallt~ nre Fred H. pear to distrust hIs colleag ues, Wheelt>r Gatchell nnrl f"hnrlr>C'I Hennfelt. a nd S pra.gue?" lSi a question being asked tlXL nUTED VORA C ITY. on every hand. Then, too, h e hired Atto rne\' Frank M. L oo mis instead ot Enn the clerkship. In the H ea lth A nsley Wilcox, w ho is t he president of the Civ il Service R eform AS80claDppartm€'nt fire wanted Cor the fait h(ul hungry. "Gus" Schneider Is rated tio n a nd rhe man w ho wo uld be logical1~ a Republican, but it is rep r e~nted ly called Into the case a s a ttorney if that ns he hft8 been drawing $1,600 a a n outsider were needed at all. All of t hese t hings fo r es hadow vear from the city since 1893 Dr:: Chief ('Ierk. he ough t to be relieved from t he stormy ses~!o ns a head for the C ivll Re rvlce Co mmisRion, which has a lready nneTOU~ task and permit ~omeone eI&e disti nguished Itselt In that respect. to beilT the burden. Enviou~ e:re~ are- on t he job o f Rpgls· 'Vllh Frank M. Loomis on t he s ide a ddtrar of Vital Stn tlstic_. held by Frnnk - ing to t he gfl Je ty of the occasion, a.s the a ttorney of Co m mi!lsloner lIn Grdln . nt $1,200 a yea r , who has private Ri cker. a nd Commissioners Wheeler been there ~Ince 1893, Dr!i. Bls~ll and CArpenter. schedult'd a nd Sprague figh ti ng for t he Republlunder t he head or bActeriologist a nd cj..n organiz:l tton, the s pectacle wIll be a~l~istant, may have to wal k the plan k onE' worth going miles t o see, I I ~ HE,~LTH OFFICER· Ol'11 ,FUMIGATE THE ENQU, I ~ ENQUlRE~CHOOL BOOKS. , . ENQUlkF... Health Commissioner Greene Announces Crusade on Germs found ENQUIREI\ in Schoolhouses. u t!:1 ~r.~:,,,",,~,, J return fro m their s ummer vacatio ns. Health Com missioner Walte r D. Greene w ill take s teps toward ha vIn g all school books fumigated with formaldehyde . This will be do ne f.)r the purpose of pre\'enting the spread of disease t bat Is likely from t he consta nt usage of these books. There are thousands of school book~ owned by tbe City of Butralo. t hOt durIng t he school te rn'ls a re daily used by th e pupils. Each p upil generally mol'tens the e nd ot his finger in turn in g o,'er th e pages, an d the result 15 that"l t th erp are any germs on the,!IIe books the y aTe sOOn on t he chpdre n ~ finger, Ups, Tlii~ is a com mon practice. nn d ' n this manner t uberculOsis and other diRenf;ep. Rre co ntrac ted. "Parents do not knO~' what "great d angE'r !~ in th eo;e 8('hool bonks, Hah} P T. Grpfl1P. this morning. "If w e tol~ them t hat It w a" absolutely nee ".lf~ for th fum igation of these book". t hey wo uld la ugh at us. But I tell you It Is no light mut ter. It is a serious one. Now. on these pages we have round from inves tigation a nd careful e xam ~ tnallon, lIume rOUS germs of varlOU!II ch n.racter, that come the re from different children. One te rm the boo k~ ~ re iJ"e-cl by one class o f puplls, a nd the next by a nother class of pupils. Wou ld YOU believe It. we have ro und thousanr)~ of germs on these page ~, j ust tr.lm pu pils wetting t heir fl"gers In lurninJ;' over the page,,? Then Jr a child gets consumption the parent~ !!la y that It I" In herited, or a ,"Is ltatlon Crom the AlmlO'htr· "It i~ Important wo rk t hat must he Iwrformed. n nd 1 am g oing to Bee l hal It !t:; dO!le." ··How m uch will It eos t 7" "Oh it wlU <'o~t fromS]fiO to ~200. I ohouici J4Ug(l," l"f'PJied t hC' He:\lth (~om­ ml~tilonf>r, It IA ei'ttmn ted that nl motlt :':i,oOQ let wi" h" ve to urn l lte-ct �ot heed' mt j)&I'H.es, seemingly cat:-, Jng more to I I aJlout half dead In the sun'. rays, He lost flesh rapidlY, the glo"" of his coat lett hIm, and the spa-..kle and br11llnncy ot hi. eyes died out. We found him dead In the yard, emaciated 86 thou&,h he a s tarved to d eath." SCIE~TIFIO INVEST IG ATION, Dr Greene-. the H ealth cam ml :; DWAfH CUTS DOWN CAT TRIBE ~ r~n~ sloneI' RllA ordered the city scaveng to brI~g h Im It few of the cats he picks , NEXT TO GODLINESS TTER - ules of C-1Un~iness the Health ' . Department declares, wLll have to be observed. . \ t. 'f-FOR E1l00R TENANTS R SEVERAL PROSECUTIONS up on his next trip. Dr. Greene says he will turn them over to City BacterIologIsts Bissell a nd Carpenter for examination . I d Delivery boys a nd drIver s emp oye by the big department stores r eport finding dead cats on th eir routes every E.xPflt>~. - - EXPRE COlll~ItRRTONF.n GnF.ENJ~ ~ SF:El<'S NOT SO MUCH '0 PUN~SJ AS TO RF.F RM. I~ 'I - ...... - -COURI ER. 1t h Commissioner Greene's New Crusade AgainstTenement Owners Is Already Having a f Beneficial Effect. The~E' arc bURY wlU the h ealth depar lmt.}n L e n e and da.fhe epidemic h as already pla yed h is InspectorR are engaged in a gf>neral h avoc with the cats tn th e downtown campaign to clean up th e c i ty through I dl trlct P a len & B u r ns, the b us nelss t S St e'e t coal dealers h ave the enforcCtnE'J1l of many hE'alth regulaIn Wash ng r . t II ons II ta t r 01. a long .lime . I \ lost three on fine cats. They had been 0 hayc )eeon flee pets for a l ong tim e. J . C. Bern- more at' l£'ss overlook'd, and In waging hard's Sons had tour unu s u ally fine war against "Iolntors. "\Vhat, "dth huntcats. They a ll died within a few da~s ing dO"'i,' n mIlkmen who forget to wash ot each other. William Scho tt. at Se ~. t he ir cans l\nd mIlkml!n who peddle Bt eca and Michigan stree ts, has alSO iO!5t without l1cense~ prodding owners DC d IOj" several. The ePFldemtc Shtarsee:prlamo~gS unsanit ary (]w~'111ngs, enforcing the fsome ar north erry . p~tl: ot theasstreets which It . has given smokc-nu isance ordinance and In~pect~ .1~ ! I articular a ttention a r e VIrginia, lower Ing bakerics, resta u rants and other esCOURI ER, ~l aln, EItlcott" MIchIga n a nd Goodell. tab ll shment s with 11 view lo sloppIng tar" The outcome of the ex a mI nation bY all unt\(ly p ractices and remedyIng a ll Dr. Bissell and Carpenter wlll ble uns anitary conditions, the department awalled wIth especIal Inlerest,. t h s has Its hands full beIn g the first time that a.n epId emic The deparlment'lo payIng e_pedal alha!, strl! en Buffa lo cats. ~ t ention to lel1e1l1 en~ts. The. ~tate t ene- I ment- house law was amended by th~ la~t Legislature, and ommlsstonE' Greene thin ks the best way to educat the owners ot tenements in the new, as well as the old provisions oC th e law, Is to notify th em ot any v loiati ons thf"Y may be cornmltting, and then. it they do not take immediate steps to co nlorn1 and beUer II: Q,IIIRER~to requirements, to pro~ecute them. V'e'tt, ~ . e lind Very young impro ' ing the lives of Inspectors are now making the roundc; citizens. who Jive In tenement ot th" tenement-houses to discover all An epidemIc, the spread ot which wll! P er'J, house!::'. B€>lle"in g that the way to be hoped for by some a nd watched So lnll E'f:;tl !'=tRtlSUC~ are to he Cflses ot non-romplinnce with thE' la" -. prevent the f'xlstenee of a mIserable with anxiety b y others, bas t ak en hold fou In th(" J y report o( the l'h f"Y have found seyeral. In two cases ot the fellne inhabita nts of Butta lO, ' ent". Exactly 413 per~ons d where notices were given and were untenement life that pre\'a iled In New and at the rate at whlch It is nOW u a 0 last month. but of this number York several years ago, is to demand ! extending the cat pop ulation of t his nity-eight wrre 70 ytar! old, while nlnctY~ hf"edpd, prosecution is about to begin . clly wtll soon be ex termI nated . Already eight w~e Ie •• than 1 year old. EIght Those cases were report d to th e C'or trom teneme n t landlords a strict ob~ d("a th~ ~'e re rC'portcn from drowning, six \ the depletion has been quite ma.rked. frnm .skull fractures and twO froQl !'= ui- pontOon l 'ounsel's department by COIll~ I sen'anre of th e san it a ry laws, Health especially in certain sections ot the cldf'. Conflumptlon ('flU sed t hi rty-two m issioner Greene Yt'sterda)'. with a reCommIssIoner ,"Vatter D . Green has becity. Strange enough, these sections deaths, cholera Infant urn twe-nty-nlne and qUf"st th nt proceedings forthwith bE" be~ gun a ca mpaign agai nst negligence In are Quite rem ote from each other, indicancer in various forms. ninet("con. ' gun. \\' I111am 11. forman. assistant cating that the disease which Is a fThpf(' ~:.~r£' He: rleoth~ o f b8bh~~ . the two leneme nl house d istrIcts ot City Attorney, at once began preparats here has cove ed a wide pared to IiI or Ju ly. 1901, YE't perso ns k ck r . ab ou t the cold wf'ather. Had it been hot tion to prosP('ute. Buffalo. Three tenement-houlSe in~ filet In g ca . area, breaking out with v irulence 1n the death rale among the chlldrf'n would The proceedIngs in thoRe insta. nC'{'s ~mectors were given instructions yes~80me portions of the city tor a time hav(> been grC'alE'r. Two hundred ann terday to make. a complete Ins pection and then taking a jump to a far aw a y slxty-~Ix per.sonl' l\'f're marr ied and 659 wi ll be criminal, because the violations section, completing its work ot ann 1children born . Four :5ets at l wins were r"'~ corne under the head of misdemeanor. of the ),ollsh and Ita lian dIstr icts and ~Uation only to appear unexpectedly ported In that month ......" "·A.rants wHI be sworn out for the arreport on any violation of the law. The rest of th e accused per~ons, and th ey In a quite dIstant t erritory. tenement house laws are not to be Of course, thIs wtll b e hIghly ~atl ­ wlll be arraigned in the PoliCt' ('ourt. merely an ornamen t to the statute tyIng news to some families. L ike }<~ach ot the twO ac cused persons is the under Dr. Gree ne's r egime. D. J. Conhuman beings, cats are extremely ownpr of a tenement in East Buffalo. stnntine and George F a llows, ~anttary variable in their disp osi tions, some It Is chargf"d that e;1('h owner is housIlfspectors, hS\'e been m ade l enement beIng mild t empered, g entle nnd exing thre-e tamll1e~ in a house planned house inl'lpectorR and w Uh th e ass isttremely companionable. Others are a for two famlllf's. That is in violation ance of George Diebolt, are to make nuisance beca use ot thei r ove r- tamlllof a specific provision of the tE'n p111entdaily In!:tpectlons in th e E a st Side, arity. A few a re m orose, omInous HE HAD BEwhere the Polish tenemen ts a re, and lookIng beasts, and if they be o! black house law. Other prosecutions will folFORE HE COUI,D GET KILT. below the Ten\('e, where the Italians color. bear an especia.lly sinister mI en. low the c11!'!('oY€"ry of other su('h cases. are congregated . The ne cess Ity for It Is this partIcular kind to whIch many It i~ snid mnny vlolation~ of that kino A.. IES' ;rICKETS. k eeping these distr Icts healthfu l nol persons attribute occult powers and a exIst in the Polish and Italian colonies. WM'tf r-~;p,.. onl~T invoh'es the te nemen t res idents certaIn degree of wItchery, which It Anoth er miHclleaier was arraIgned In themseh'es, but the entire populntton exercised by crossing your path or "Bu ' I am An offlcer or the order," the 11uni('ipal Court. yesterday, on th e ('if the city, l or an epide miC, s uch as . squinting with a m eanIng Iris a t a Bah} ~eatth c""ommis!:loner Greene. charge of nolating the ordinance that r-m a llpox, once started In t h ese dls- i time when you are occupied in the It wa~ Dr. Walt er D. Greene, who Is trtcl9, enda ngers other sections ot the ex~utlon ot an enterprise dear to y ou '('ouirE's persons In that line of bUsinE"S5 potentare and prpN'nt head of the h~ Is certain to bode lIt for your h opes: mallla. T emple, Order of the Mystic to be ll('enged by the Mayor. The Bcense cit)". L .\W' S nEQ U rnE~IEXTS. If the epIdemIc deals hard wIth these fee is $2. Before getting a li cense e:-ll'h SInIster and evilly Inclined t ellnes, su- Shrine. mllkdenler must obt.ain a p€'rmit or The doctor l\'as trying to secure There are three princtpa l requ!re~ persltlous people will be thank ful certificate from the health d epar tment men ts for a hea lthful condition oC a Perhaps tb.e ca t whI ch Is m os t objec~ ti ckets for next Tuesday or Shrine to show thal hl~ premises ha\'E' been in tenement. These are cle3.nll ness, which tlonable of all is the tra mp. Unlike nI ght at the Klltles' concerts. but he Includes prQper plumbing ; s ufficient spected, and ha"e been found to he In a our huma n h oboes, thIs nois y and gar- had (orgotten hIs membership certlfilight and plenty or \·entllatIon. Prorulous beast does not quI etly b etake catto. The order had been gIven thAt snnitar)r condition. ~rhe m ax imum Pl!n-, d!:-ions are made In th e la w for each the certtficate must be shown to 8ecure hlmse!! to some ou t-of-the-way barn alty fOI' doing business . without n ot the8e neces.c;ities. Bad sa nita tion IS and spend h is evenings In peacefut I tab le seats at the !!ale of Peter P aul's., lict'JH;;e i~ $~O. Thf' defendant In thi:t t.'ast> " 'Vhere's your certificate?" nemandthe chief evil tound by the inspectors. snorings and dreams ot appeti zing Is 'Villlam H. Dultweiler of No.:!S 'Vhen complaint is mnde that the land ed the young Illdy who has cha r ge ot lunch counters, heavily laden wi t h Brooklyn avenup. His attorney, \Y . 'i'. I lords fail to put in Rutfi cient plumbing, the sale. smearca.se, weinerwurst. onions, cheese they a re called befor e the Health ComBu~hman, told Judge Braunle in Dult~ , "I declare I forgot It!" exclaImed the and rye bread. missioner, and by h1m give n tWO doct or. "But hf're's my badge." weiler would tal(e out a licen se imlIIOST OBJE OTI ONABLE CREA'l'URE. "That len't eno ugh," saId the tlcketmonthS in which to remedy the evi l. A mediate!)·. 'M r, Bushman aslced for al~ number of s uch landlo rds object to seller. Instead, he m a ke;; It a point to gathadjournment (or tWO days to &.llow his co mplying with the law on the ground "But wh a t will L do?" a.ked the poer together his tellow Ilk and dlscugs client tim e to get it. \Yllliam H . GOI'that th ey do not g et enough l'ent from lentate. "I must have the lIckets." in ]oud violent la ngu age whatever .5ub~ mnn of thf' Corporation ("oun..c:el'::; staff '\ th ei r tenant~ to malte impro vement!' [ JUlSt th E'n an employe appeared who jeet Is up t or d eba t e. Besides k eepIng ('onsented to that. LIe s~ttl it is th e prontabl.. Bul such objection Is not recognized the do ctor and he got hIs peaceful and law-ab id ing Citizens policy of the hl~A. tth department to be nccC'Pted by Dr. Greene. llckets. awake at night a nd causIng Irrltablllly Another viohtion frequent ly Is the At the AcacIa Club In the MaEon lc lenient with defendants who fhow n of temper, he ha s a penchant tor r ootlack ot light. The 13w requires that the T f"mple the salp had been anounced to wlllll1gne~ s to comply with th e laws, so Ing around n eighborhood chicken 'coops hallways of tenem\:'nts shall be lI£'ht~ begin Rt 8 o'clock. But wh.n lh. DuttwetleJ', atter ht" gets hl~ litcn~C' , and playing havoc wI th the stock It ed s uffl ctent1y to enable a perso n to Uck"'t'i were Fent there about 6: 30 this c1a&S becomes a marker tor' the probably w111 b(' 1(>t go on payment of read In Any part ot them. Free ,'eno'clock an ImmedIate demand was epidemIc now r agIng there will be no the cost~ of the acUon. t\latlon and n.d€,quate fire esca pes and marte tor them. end ot gratilude poured out to the ~ spacious stairways a re obvIous neces· ' They hadn't got any fUrther than mysterIous germ s which are carry ing the ves:t1bul(> before Shriner WeRt brook away so many of the feline trIbe at sitles· L.t\N01 ,onn s ,V ..\J<:ING (P, of the People's Bank dlscoyered them. present. 'Are thoee the Klltles' tlckels?" he This disease h as been active a mong After being stirred up wIth threat! df'mannrd . uffalo cats tor about two weeks a nd of prosec u tion. the tenement hous "Yef'J.' repUcd Secretary Funnell, "but so extensive ha a become its ra~ages hndlords are ~eeing their way to comCOfV'IMcRGIAl; th{'v n.re not on sa le now." that the attention ot the H ealth De1;1)' with the law.and, I belle,'e, In ~ " Ca n't walt," replied 1\Ir. Westbrook. partmpnt has bee n called to It. In t act short time th e tenement dlstri ctfl 0 "Must have them now." a member of the H ealth D epartment Butrnlo will be In a better conditIon H e gOl th em. has lost hIs cat. HIs scientific Side th'tIl th eY ever were before, " s a id Dr. A l argE" aucHpncE" may be expected consequently h as been arou8ed a nd he GI:eene y·estel'day. ":\lany of th e la nd~ on opening night as well sa Shr ine has Induced Health Com~ lssl one r lords compla in that th ey do not gCn nl!<ht at th~ Klltle. If the advance ,.le Greene to take a n active in te rest in t he nough ren t to enable lhem to ma k countEf t or anything. The University Investigation ot the epidemic. Gus ~he in,pro" etnents req uired. I tell such Club and the Press Club will attend In Schmude, chlet clerk In the H ealth Dehat th ey ought to cha rge more rent. partment, Is the cIty omclal who has a body. F ou r C'R~(. of smn l ox. w ('r o report('d ~Yhether' the rents go up or down. thp Arrangementr. are al~o now being been a. l oser by the stra.nge malady w mu st be complied w lth ~ I am not to th o h~nlth cleportment this morl1in~, m nde and table~ rf'PE'rve-d tor I numla to do an y juggling with the tenef.ctlng felines. In speaking ot the dIsIhr~~ in Ihe \V aguer f" mill" nt 2Sa , rulolng ber ot prh-atp theater parties at the ease and its ravages, Gus sa id t o a ~lent house la \\'s." .",......,." nnrl opt:' in the I<: n rnf'~ fnmb£'rry strf'f't, __ CourIer r eporter la st nIght· t K.lllie. Monday nIght. lI r At lOu I\fncktnnw strC<'t. 'fhfl nomes "In some respects the' fJymptoms nnd ng(>~ of the mf'mbers o f the 'Vugu('r whICh manifest th emselve;; arter the f llmily who bn" e b('cn nttnckC'd w(lre not disease has taken hold ot a cat are ~IY ('n. The! f ourth pnti£lnt Is )[ury similar to those which are characte rI s ~ tic to typhoId fever In a hUman being K.n rn ("'s. 48 yenr ~ old . My cat, when I nrst noticed somethIng Imm ('dlntf' ly on Tt<'civing th(' r ('pu rt. wrong with him, was dopey and moved 11('nlth Oommi ~!;loucr Gro(,11(\ :-tt?ot inabout the house In a sleepy and IIst"110rtorR to remove th e 'jiii'tr.nts to tho lees manner. He was a very affectionQUa rllut llle ho.pilol and to th oroughly ate and g en tle animal, beIng extremefl1migate t he hOue.,... The memher. of ly fond of jumpJng on my ba.ck when tho i nmlly who hoye not yet exhlhited I would Soit do'Y n each evening to read the paper after supper. For nve H)'mptOll1" of havlug the disell Re will b~ or .Ix daYfi betore be died he showed ,'nerinnted. --one of his UIlUa,l actiVity and cheor~ In_ 911 the COlItrary, he WOuld Strange Epidemic Strikes Felines Buffalo, Carrying Off a Great Number Within the Past Few Weeks. I I STATUTES NOT TO BE DEAD LETTERS LYING DEAD IN NEAkLY EVERY STREET Health Department Aroused I and Will Make Examination of Several Cats to Try and Discover the Nature of the Plague. f!?'1~.,... 1 Inspectors Going Through the Italian and Polish Sections and Spotting Poorly Lighted and Ill y Ventilated ~NTERESTING REPORT OF -... c:.THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT. ~~ly. mg-ltt'lf cot- GREENE WAS NOT KNOWN f Jl~IFIED I j l r l SMALLPOX CASES. f Three Persons on Mulberry Street and One on Mackinaw Street Have the D's ase, au- ~ at- .- - �DR. f OOL ER~S l~~~~"'C'~~~ "D'ON,rrS" {:HILDREN ~ 2a?O !H· ~~ Bctralo's Healt h Officer h as decIded ery day during th£> t o fumigate all t he 5(.hool books in the school terms who hi.l.ve light cast's of public s{'hools ot that ci[y, to prevent st,;arlt:t f('vt:"I', diphtheria. and Othel" l~\giou:; dist-'asl"":". "l'he books would con-I and con- hav\! be fumigated every wet-·k. ~~~n:~·ln~~;~\l~~. th1I~e t~eO;~.e~e1t~s J~~:~ "'''/ii l<no\\ n ~~~~t~:a;~e:O\~'o~~~ i~~~~'l~~O~s~f ~~~s~ <:lO~~ tell ' you it is no light matter. to What then about the desks and th~ alt' of Hchool rooms. "If BulTalo's ~dlOOls Wl"'e like those of H.<x'he~lcr, light a.nd airy , with taglOus diseases among school childr on. Hea:t h omcer W aitet' D . ~ says "Paren ts d o not k'lOW what great d anger Is In t hese school books, If we to l d th'~m t ha.t It absol utely It is a thnt the>y are and \\lth l.ta.dly in~umcJent Hghted , all' spaec. .. he matte'l' is all adllittonat argufol' n1ed1cnl il1~pe{'t l on of the serious one. Now, on theRe pages we school children nnd ·tht-> imnwtiiate TehO:;. " e fo u n d f rom inve~tlgation and moval of (, hildrell suffering irOln concarefUl ex.unlnatIon, numerOUS germs tag-ious dl~mn.s('s . '· of va rious (:hura.<;t~r, thtlt come there fronI diI'fet.:-nt children . One term the Dr. (Toill.r then Quoted the following: boo k R are used by one clus::-. of pupils, "In lsI) an offlelal rl'port to the Boa.nl an d the next by another class of of H.l·i\1th statC'd: ·:\'1an~.. ot the school "~ould you belle\'l~ It we have bl.l[Jumgli a.re overcrowded, some of them thousa nds of germs' on these I ~avlng a smaller nil' sJlnc,~ per pupil than j ust from pupils wetting their 18 provh.ll'd by th~ Statl' Prison Commis.fingers in turn ing o vel' the pages? s!o~ of It~ oonvict~. rntll n. pla.n is ~.rhe n jt' a ~ bil d gets l'on~ut11ptlon the de~iscd tor hNl.Ung, lighting and ventlp a r ents say t lJat it is inherited, or a lahng th~~ school lJulidings very little C.ln vIsita tion from the Almighty, be dono to dccl't'R..<Jt) the diseaso and uC:Lth HIt is importa nt work that m ust b e rate among BChl'lo i Chllllren. Rochcstel' performed, a nd I am going to see th a.t ha~ a. h1ghll' dla.th ra te among schoo l it J9 done." chlll1rt;·n th~ln it should ha.ve.' R epor t Hea lth Officer Ga ler of this c ity \ya,s aftel·. rt>I>OI·t was presnted to the shown the foregoing sta.tement this school buard den lunclng the insanitary morning by a T imes reporter and condillon of the school bulhllngs. ThE's(' as k ed tor an opinio n on the matter. reports were rccf'ivec.l and filed , or the He said: reporter wa~ roundll-~ abused in the opt.:n "I b elieve t hat it Is a.no th e r case of school bo~\rd for pr(':-;t;:ntlng the rpport. putting the ca rt before the horse. It But the ovC'rcrO\..... dl·U. dirty buildings, and more time was spent in teach ing the worse annexf'S w{'re still a1l0,," ed to go on, c hildren ot th e public schools not to put w€."akenln,... th~ con~titutton of the school th e ir fingers or anything else into their chlldren nnd grinding out the yeariy grJst m o u t h s th er e wou ld be less contagion 'or ('0f!Ul.gtOllS disc-a Ft'S, until in t.he 22 a nd no need fo r fu mIgation and the use morlhs from January 1st, l!)~)~, to Novc.mof c h e mi cal d isi nfectants. The Chicago ber 1, lS~I9, t.he c:ulIes of dlptherla. nnd B oard of H ealth impresses on school scaBIE't £",\"-1' among publlc school chllteach er s th e neces~ity of teaching the dnn had rlsl'n to the ('normous numbe r following 'Donts' : of 615. or OYH one-third of all the ca..~es .. 'Not to sp it ; It is r a r ely npcessary. scarlet ffov{'r or diptheris. in t ho city. To .spit on a sla te, floor or side'walk, is In the samu perIod for 19tX) and 1001 the an abomination . ("asps of thest" diseases among school "'Not to put t h e finger s into th e chlldrcn had diminished to 316. or Ie-ss mouth, tha.n one-Quarter of tho total cases in the " 'Not to pic k the nose. cIty. I f 'Not to wet th e finger w ith saliva "In this diminution in the disease r ate in .t urning th e leaves at boo k s. in the public school children due to a" ' Not to put penc ils into the mouth special provIdence, or Is it UUC, in part or m ois ten th em with the lips. at least, to the work ot the Board of " 'N ot to put money 1nto the m ou t h . Education in providing d ecent school ., ' N o t to put pins tn to t he mouth. buildings and abolishing t he insanitary " 'No t to put a n y thi ng tnto the mouth annexes?" exce p t t ood and drIn k and the toothContlnulng, he said : "Ther e Is DO dotfbt bru8h . that the numbpr of cases ot contagiouB " 'N o t to swa p apple-co r es, candy. di~f'ascs among 8chool children has ch e w in g gum, " a ll-day suckers," h aIf- dimlnlsht'd at l(:ast thirty per c(-nt during eaten t oad. whis tl es or bean blowers or lho past two years. I believe this is a nythIng tha t Is h a b it u a l ly p u t Into the mainly because ot t he er ctlon Of new mouth: light and .tirY 8chool building,. "We know that c h ild ren are admittecl plenty Of sunlight ." • m~nt I t " ~"e ll, n ow , i n Can a da th e y help t he p oo r . n nll it is a. ' sha m e the w a y th e poo r fo l k~ a r e trea ted h e re. T hlA c1- n place! I wiBh I b a d n eve r come h e re. If I'd a 'known, I wou ld h ave jumped ov e r boa rd. " sa vagely rem a r k e r! t he w om an. "\Vh a t are you ?" a"k ed Dr. Constantin e. " I'm Tri ~ h 8n(1 d on't you torge t i t," Fh f" 'lu i('kl y r ~ p lle d . " T h E' r e a r e Iri !"': h in th l~ ("o untry. nre n't th e re? 1 ca n ' l r earl or wr ite, but I've g ot a t ongu C' 3 1'l<1 I roan u ~e it:' " ] gu ('~s you ca n, " re marked Dt·. C on~t:1ntl n e. ··Aw . g o on . You ought to h f' in t hp P en ite n tiary. T en m on ths th pre wou ld d o you g OOf1" D r. fT rt'enl' t h pn t nld h l" r th a t h p cC' ulli do no t hing- for h er. a nd TPCE:' rrf' d h E'T tel AlC r(' rl Lyth e o f th p G. A. R. A ~ t r. E' 1")1d \\0 111 :1 11 ,va lkert 01lt. o;: h p gl u e."] ~;,v~.2'"ply tI t D r. r "'n 5: { a nti n~ a nti rem:: rkl:J scm E: t h inl:" .. 'bo ut " a uack of I I I I E' 1fM...6-.- "'llh ;z.-.... preUo. ~. ~ t I • A wise b ut inexpensive ~anitary precaution Is to be taltf~n by the Buffalo says In r ere rence to t he h ealth officPl"'S The Buffulo Times rENQUI ~ IMPROVED. L and l or ds to P r ovid e m odations f or (I H C'n lth Co mm Issioner Gr('e yeo erliay drlC'ga t('d Dr. D . •T. Consta nf' (';eorg e F pll ows and GE:'o rge Dkboldt, 'sa n lta. ry inspec tors, t o v l ~ it th e tenemen t hou s/? lIOn th e Eas t Side, particularly in ~h: Pol is h dis trI c t. fo r the purpose or spp.fng t h a t th(' tenement house law Is compll d with. t' This ac tion has been t a ken by tl H ealth C('lmmJssfon~r to 4('e t ha t In lords o f th ese places pro~' ld e bette r ~C'= comm odRtf ons for theIr tE'nan ts so th (-' re will be little C! ange r or'" disc s as sprt>fl dln g. The a nnoun cem pnt of thY'6> c rU SA de wa~ mad e In Th e E nq u lrE:'r r e C'~~ t1y . Some of th e. landlords cla im that t <:y cannot a fford to ma k e th e improve o;,nts a s prov ided In the measure but bur GJ r e holds this as no good ex cuse, .. "' ... ...---Ulle la w must be obeyed, ~ , J{' I I r TENEMENT LAW ENFORCED, i:'a.J."IIIOI=~ ~ "TIh'. . Nt'Ms'Al l;Tt'eeg ~~ I mi .. ione r ~ w ..' t h a t t hp pJ'ov lf' lons of t h a ' ~""~« til t e n e m e nt h ou~ es is ictly orcE:'d Is a move a long propel' line , a nd it ca rl'i co out with the energy hi c h has marked its in ce ption, will in a ugurate mnny h enefi c ial c b angcs to th e occunants of te n e ment houses in t his city, T he r egula ti on of the sanita ry condlt fon s nf tenemenls affor ds a n instance "" flere t he la w needs e n fo r ceme nt ra~h.1' th a n cha nge. T he full purport of the te nement h ou se is not felt here to s u ch a n ext e nt a s In some of the yast an d c rowd .. ed m e tropolitan cities of the w orld, but n evertheless, there is no q u estion Ulat there 1s opportunity in B u ffalo for a great work the result ot w hi ch surely sh(mld mean cleanli n ess, h ea lth and convenie n ce to v ery ma ny of the Inhabitants of the c ity. ~ lIIIiJ:;.>,;1"b~uffu 10 E xpress :-1 n oticed in norntng'~ i~suc of T h E:' E xpress the I 1 ria l nrtlrl(> co m me ndI ng yo ur h p3 th commissioner's effor ts in Itee pin g dIsease from th£> p ub lic ~ch ools by fu mlga l in~ t h e boo k s. a n d I wish to thank you (or th{' sa m e. E" e r y effort w ill b E" uHecl in th is d ep a rtm en t 10 prot ec t t h f' dUzC."n~ BUf'fa~l~ccln.llYt t h e ch ii dr,'n, \\ 11 th em~e lv es. W A LTER . G ,ENE , H e-a ll Comm is,O:.\-;:"i'Il."l . Buffalo, ~\ ug. 15th. fl'" .,"lJP 1 'l 'rGARBAGE CANS MUST t ~ BE PROPERLY COVERED. 1 ~~VJ I Q H , ealth Commissioner Gr:.!?!!!.e Will See That a Nuisance Long Complained or Is ~ itfiress ed by Ordinance. I pU1·fJo~e "!aglan~!se - Why ca n't the nochester Scho,>1 Boa r d nn d th e Health Office r t a l,e s Im ilar n ~t1()n ? TENEMENTS MUST -.1- rle<:1~ton: All school hooks arc to be f u migated with formnltlohyde t or t he of Jlr(>venting the spread of contagious tlisl'ns('s by their co nf; tant llse ill t he r.uhlic l"'(·hools. As the books lire now all u nu~ r loc k atHl IH-Y and t he flril1C'illals of th ~ yarlous schools have the kE'Ys, llothll1t;' l'~11l be u/JW? unLil they r · lurn from theIr f:ummcr vacations. . H 'al h ( 'ommis~iont:r ql~.~••·s<tys th:lt the habit of gchoo l children In "'cttlng t htlr fing£'r tillS uy puttillg them In thE-II' mouths bpfore h.:rn.lng' th ~ leavl:!s,.rurni~he!.-\ an ("xcpllent opportunity fo r contract11;; f;udl dlsf'a~es ;.s t uberculosi~. "'fj11~ Is a YP.J7 serlou~ m<1.tter," ~ai(l Commls~i()ner Greene, "and Gn· ;;,et to h ~ l au ~ ht~d at. '\\-e lHtyp found trom tn\'(~tigatton gprms ,)[ 'Hlrluu!ol r-harnd er on tlH! polg·s or thl'~'" book~," ( ' ''1111 11. ,inner (j. r~pl1(~ ~nid it wu u ld c'oH (rom $1!jf) to $:!OO to prop(:I'ly tlmt~atA all th r: booh-:s In u sc in the pubIle schoolR. wIs IlL.. ~ I A Wise S anitary B oard of H ealth In the fumigation of all .('11001 1J00ks. - ", D epa rt me nt '(a!':n k In the Hea lth to h er5ielf, a nd rr:f1~ent~Pt mutterIng ~lPo n con \'e rsa ti on that bb~oke In ried on b y o th e r people. e ng ca r - omises t o do /l is best , -< « -l rc ,~;U~l\'IN$~,:::~~~.::e::!o~~!t.t£~. - T E R P . Cill.J.!LE""E h ". so m e strr'i1L;P ~"'iSi"n7ts occaSio na lly. Some of th em ask v ery f u nn y q u estton~ a n d m a k e nuisfl n ces at th e m:;(»ve~ . Ot h ers try to b ull doze t h e H CAlth Dep art m e n t in to pe rforming c€'rtafn acts for t h e m agai n st n eighbors who are n ot o n good terms w it h th em . B u t th e> st rsl1gcc; t visito r th a t 01'. GrpE"n e h as h art since h e h a s b E:'e n In .0ffJcc, and the one whose ac ti onR t'cllpsed t h ose di~ pl aye d by o th e r vistor., sta lked into th e H w lth D e p a r tme n t yes terday. She w as an o ld wom~n who had acqulrt><i th e h abi t o f tal kmg tJ'> h ers elf . (,hier Clerk Gu. Schn e Ide r a pproa ched h e r. She p resented a letter fr om someone w ho h ad addressed it to Su pt. L ong o~ th e P oor Depart me nt, as king for Eu d. G u s Sch neidf?r tol d h E'r th a t thp. H ealt h .i)C'pllrt mc n t ha d no t hIng to do wit h the P oor D epart me n t, a nd told her to go t o t h e P oor o ffi ce. " I' ll no t go the r e, \ V hat d o you think I a m '! I'\-e b ee n at t he Poorhou se now for t wo wt'f' k s , n nd o nly got out las t ::\Inn da y, No Poorh ou se f or m e ' N ow in Ki n g s t on, Ont a r io, In th e Th~l;sa nci Ie' I h I H' s par R , t l e-y t a k e ca re of th e poo r , I wa nt to Jret some mon e y t v t a k e ca r p of m y so n- t n-I a w 's six c hlldre-n. H e was n ~ol d ie r, a nd a ll he geL~ is $2 a w e~ k . Canada is t h e p lace - " . " Tu t , tu t. woma n," inte rrupted 1\[ r . ~ chneld('r, getti ng Impatient. "Wh a t d o I ('are for Cnn.ld a? W e ca nn o t d o a nythi ng for y ou here." " W ell , I'm gOing to s ee Dr. Gree ne : b e t ook ca r e of th e c hil d r e n w he n th ey w e re s l::- k ," So Gu s let h e r w a lk int o Dr. G ree n e'.. p rIva te o ffi ce. Sh e showed Dr. Greene t h e le tt er . He said l-Ie h a d n o t hing t o cio wit h th e m a tte r, an d I co ul d n ot h elp her. i " But D r. G reene t ook ca re of th e c h ildre n, " said th e w om a n . " Yet;,' 'a n s w er ed th e eHalth CommlRsioner, " th el'e a re m a ny Dr. Gree n es. abut ll. " I g u ess I n m th e green es t of t h em Hea th Officer Thinks It Is Unnecessaru to Fumiaate Books- Pupils Should Be Tauaht, However. Not to Put Foreign Substances Into Their Mout 1I,e spl'ead oC cons umption Was 'Bound to Get Uncovered can s \\'111 b e th e f.xrtb po in t or atta c k by H ealth Co mmlss iont'r Greene, who Is d e termin ed t o pro t ect the h ealth a nd comfort ot th e r esidents of thI s city. OffC' n d e r s In this direction a r e not con fint'd t o an yo n e section of th e ci ty, Ga r bage cans, l'eeklng with (oul odors, are to be foun d In the b ac k yards of Delaware av e nu e ma ns ion s as w ell as on t hE' l;:ast Sid e. Dr. Gree n e has bee n inves tigating t he ha bIt R and breeding at th e com m on ho usefl y. whi c h b a s co m e t o be r ecognl zed 8R a dnngcro us pest. "Th t.- ir fnvorlte br€'edlng place," gaid t M doctor thi. morn ing, "is In s t ahl~ re f u'if', but decf\y ~ d vegetable m atter IR a ('lust" ~ pco nd. T hey 8r(' e~p eclulIy (ond ot tl~{' nytng melon~ a Rn uncO"l"rt<:l ga rbage ("nn ce p tlonnl opport u n Ity whI ch th e y arc quick to grasp. It Is kn own t h a t g e rms of varlo u ~ d iseases. p a r tIcularly typhoid feve r , are orten ca rri ed by h ousefl1 es to Indi vid ua ls wh o a r e thu8 inoc ulated \vith the dIsease. " On look Ing u p the ordinan ce I t ou nd thn t It does no t s uffi cie n tly cove r the ne ce::lslt le.s of t h e case and I sha n recam mend to Col. vVa r d. Co mmissioner at Public '"York s , a n a met1 d m e nt wbl c h w111 requ ir e ga rba g e cans t o be co\,e r ed. BeBlde the menace t o health exis ti n g in u ncove r ed garbage cans there I!"'I th e discomfort ot the toul odon: which frequ e ntl y arise tram them ." The pr~sent ordinan ce I. ".ctlon 16 or c hll.pte r 10, r elating to ~ treet9, and me r el y provld(oq tha t shall bi' k ept In a tight preven t lea k a ge. �. -,r4TH ,REGIMENT I~~s. STURDEVANT FILE'S CLAIM FOR. $2~,OOO AOAINSTTHE CITY $~5,~~~ CLAIM ?, IN BAmE TODA~ F CHILO'S M~OR FOR OE~TH, It(' ,. ~ p ~ GUXS AR E LOA D ED ~""""'A"u"g'-'.".~~ CHARGES DOCTOR WITH UTMOST NEGLIGENCE Is the da y "he centers in the practice march and sham battle. It Is I $~5.000 a new experience for most of the men ~1~~~ all;~~s;o~~~st"f:n~~t~\,~~~e~I;~rfi;~~ •• OMER E . ST DEV , T. falher of the late ucille . Sturdevant, whose death, her fath er claims. was caused by vaccintl.ation poisoning, and upon whose tombatone there Is an inscription to th at -!teet. yesterday filed 1. claim with th e city for $25,000. City Clerk Susdorf rece-lverl the claim, Septem ber will f-_ it t oand theonCommon Cou 2rt nII transm 1'h and second battalions aIHI will be de c1ded on points by the follOWIng judges: Ca pt. L yon. U . S .• \ .; Col. " -il\lam H . Chapin, Major James F. Nuno and Capt. ~l'hp.odore B. Sheldon. The second batta.lion un der Ivt:ajo r H a rd ing, will act as rear guard of an imaginary relreatlng army and the firsl II - f II balta un d t:'r 1\'1guard a j 01' , of \ 01 w 1 reprcsen t th011 p advance an imaginary c . e (.Ialm was prepared by At- pursuing army. Thl! serond battalion (otnpy C. A. or Dolson. The HUng this claim Is regarded a s started out this morning about 6:30 being the preliminary step towardli o'c1oc~ and a half hour la~er th e first bringing an a ctio n aga1n'9t. the city to battalion was in pursuit. \\ henever the recover the abov e amount. Lucille Wa 9 \ second battalion makee a stand fl nd are vaccinated at PubUc School No. 35, on overtaken by the first battalion there May 13, 1902. Shortly alterward the will be an exchange of shots, the mcn cblld became sick and died. Th~ at- b eing supplied with blank cartridges. tending phYFlcl ans filed a certificate In • • • the Bureau of Vital Statistics to the The midday meal is to b e p repared by etrect that the child d ied from double the men th emEelves In a field at the pnuemonla. The parents claim, how- intersection of the Base Line and "Vhtte ever, that this malady was caused by Haven roads. Bread and bacon will be the yacclnatlon of their child. tha t the sta ple articles of food. germs were Inoculated at the time ot • • • the vaccination, which caused the pneu. The new camp is located about a half mania, the child dying tram th is and mlle from Eagle Park on the w es t side the vaccination sickness. of th e island. • • • Not only does the father claim this Twitty's trit'k donkey. PrunE's, has \ large amount ot damages because ot the death of his on ly child. bul also ~ ~nt Private Grimm of Co. A. to the hos· of his w ife's disability and p1tat. Grimm bet Jnck Burns he could [slckn •• s, w'blch was brought about hang onto the donkey's back the longer. prostra tion over the death of H e won by a few 5~conds, but when girl. Mr. Sturdevant charges he picked hlm~e1( up after it \' .LS ('''l-r tbat since Lucille died his ,,1(e has Gri mm was the soren man in camp. been unable to perform hous ehold du· Dr. Bissell app1ted arnlCa to the conties. and that he has been wholly de- tusions and bruises and Grimm wa;i prlyed of her comfOTt and services. able to hobble along with hts company In the claim fil ed by Mr. S t urd evan t today. he all.geB that the child was tor clbly vaccinated against his own expre~d The paymaster i . here with $9.000 for wish, and bers too, and that the phy- the regiment m ch('('k~. Privates get sicians us ed impure vaccine virus. He $1.~5 a day and: cor poralft and sergeants rurther claims that the physicians did a day. w1th 25 cents a day extra not properly p repare the child's arm $1.00 before making the Incision and intro- for every five years they have served. • • ducing the virus. To be more sweeping The health of the men Is remarkable and specific in his charges, he alleges that the lnstruments which wt:re us ed and but one man has bee n 1n the hosIn performing the slight operatio n w ere pital from illness. The plpasant weathnot properly handled, and the phYFI- er and the excellent sanitary arrangeclans did not Ins truct the child In the men t. made by Sergl.-Maj. Bissell acnecessary precautions to tollow subse~ count for the good health of the Teglment. quent lO the vaccination. His statement a.l90 charges that at the time ot the vaccinatIon ther e were congregated In the school r oom , which, he says, was tlly ventllated, a number # of children from unsanitary a nd unhealthy sections of the city, and thai Iii ERCIAL. they carried about them germs which Mrs, Mary Karnes is Dangerously entered the Incision and caU6ed the disease from which the little girl died. H ••• A claim wa' yesterday 111' . h for co WIt th e City Clcrk on \Jchal! of Homer E . Sturdevant, f ath er of th e l:tte Lu(' llle E. Sturde vant whose lea th h er' parents claim \\'a~ clUE' lO. ,'nccinn tlon poisoning, and whosl! lomb~tonc in Forest L awn Cem~ tery bears an inscription to this et'fert . _Th e claim was filed by Attorn ey C. b . Dolson . It Is the preliminary step 11 a ~ult whic h. no doubt. will be bronght against the city and the Departmcnt of Health in th e same sum by lir. Sturde\'ant. 'Th e child ~'as vaccinated at Public School :\'0. 35 on May 13, 1902. She died "')f the ch ild's rarents. howe\'er th at this latter m a i;.1r1y was induced by th ~ onhllr. vacctnatlon of the c hild : that 'r' III with Smallpox at the Quar- ac~~ jJ~lth !I :l.~nce ~aDr Dr. Clark. who Is Commissioner In the as ; ~M e. ad vlee! the use ot bOlled • : w. tor d r inking to preyer'll : t) phold r ever. H e f\:ays t he Insipid t~8te ot the water ca n be done awn r \\Ith by putting the water on Ic~ I arter It 18 boiled. t .Butro.l0 Is comparaUvely tree or } p hold a lthough It Is ragl I oLhfl'r etttE-s. Conditio n s have ng n ~~vorable to the development ot ~~~ Ii ! I i evS::l~ep~~~ u~~n C~~~~ 13~~e~:k·etnhatt pr~\·t!Dt it. ......,;;: .. _ .. __.... 0 • ..- TJlI~ ~ LL. ~q;:: z a: I i V) a: « -I ::::) (.) a: (.) V) W I- ::::) a: wn~ O,"(lr th(' 'phol1f' that )lnol. Knrn{'~ wn ~ In n pr(l-('nl'i o\l~ C'otlllition . and h(l- at nll~'p hllr l'l efl ont to ~f"{' if (,\E'r~·th i nJ{ WfiS iI(l-lIl~ d one for hc·r thnt me(liC'nl ~ri(' n('(' ~Olllri .,10. II. telepltolle,1 to Chief Clerk • ..rhlH'ldpr Rhortly b(l f orc~ noon that )Irlo( h. nrn('~ liltilJ hnd n rhnn('{' for r(,("oT'~r.r . . ::::) W morning, Ilow<'Yf'r. n r. (;r('(' n(' n o tlfi~r:" _____1 o a: ~ ) "{, K n rt " of 10,; )Jn rkinRw we-:\\u. r mmittod to tho qunrho~pltnl r pct"lltly sllfi'C'ring from f:l.11~t11pox. if' lilnirl h) lie in :l rritirn l ("ond1tlon, find llpnllh ("Imlllij;;~ion(lr ~e n e \\:{'n t out to tl1(> hO<i;pitnl this mOl'n~ gl\'~' the (,O"'{, his p{>r~()nnl nuention. l p to Yf'sll.;'rdny : U n... Knrn es npp{>nrpd to he mnking ('x('C'IlI"Tlt pro~r pS[-l: , finO os 1ll0~t o f the ('n"(Ios of ~J11nlJpo"{ h('l'{' how' \ lH'rn of H milt) T1:ltnf(' it wn~ not lhouA:ht thn.t tl1('l'(, wn" nl1~' dnn'::-f'r in Iwl' rnsp j TOAV~h,~ J ! i C/) C/) a: w z o C/) I I IlcriiI.Ui:ES SWEEPIXG C H .\RGF: S. I . In the claIm filed by Mr. Sturdevant he allt-ges that the child was forcib ly vaccinated against his o\"\'n ex pre!!l~d \\:I!"h, a nd hers too, and that t he phy - sll'i'lns us pd Impure vaccine vir us. HE' further claims that the physicians dId I In perfOrming . the slight operation v,'ere nOt properly handled, and the ph),,,I· rian s did not instruct the child In t ht: h'erms were contracted at the lime of necessary precautions to follow su bse. the v3.C'clnntion In th e schoolroom quent til the \·accination . whkh ca u~ed the doubl e pneumonia Hla !!It\tement alro charges that at whit-h . coupled with the effects of the the time of the vaccination the re were vaccination, ('<ius-cd the littl e child's congregated in the !'Chool room, which. d~at11. he ~ays. was illy ventilated, a numb er T H Ei n O:\, LY C HI L D . of C'hlld re n from unsanitary and un· healthy s ltons of the city, and t hat The little one was her part-nls' only they C'.:l. rrl ed about them germs whi ch nild. N ot only does the (ather claim ertered the In('ision and caur:ed the dis· the sum tn question beca use ot the i ease from l\'hlch the Bttle gIrl died. MAY NOT RECOVER. ~[rs. c hild" '"' death , u b t b ecause as Is set forth In his clai m, the slc'Imes5 and death of the chUd has caused its mother to beco me sick and disa b led. Theref. ore .M r. S~urdevant claims that he has aos t ~he Uld and services of h is wife, 1 S She Is no longer able to atte nd to ousehold duties. I "POKEY'S" LITTLE JOKE. I slr~pt. nntuw I ~hortly a fterwards, but the physician s not prOp~rlY prePire the child's arm hy whom she \\'a~ attended gave the bcfore making the Incision and in tro· t:n\~h! of death on the cer tifi cate flIed in ducing the virus. To be mo re sweepIng thr Bureau of Y ital Statistics as due to a nd ~pocJftc in his charges. he al1eges (loublC' pneumonia. It is the in~ention that the instruments which were used. • if Boil W;t~~~£w;1 I~ [ ~~ T il E W ITH TotES. tl.M.antine CO UR I.lt . Of. LIttle School Gi rl Who Died From Vaccine , Olsonmg. As He Alleges, Takes Preliminary Ste p m Suit to Recover Heavy Damages From City"t2P JUST LIKE REAL WAR O!>LV D I F'FE R E XCE I S TH.\ 'r I:..K. fa~1~r ISLAND. TIMES. FATHER OF LUCILLE E. STUR' DEVANT ASKS A LARGE AMOUNT FROM CITY, ALLEGING GIRL DIED OF VACCINATION POISONING- POSSIBLE ACTION ~ 9JT~Y. . COL WOLF PURSU'ING J AJOR HARDING ACROSS GRAND REVIEW. REVIEW. Mr. Barnard of the Department of Healt h Originated a Bit of Romantic Humor. The Lady Lives in Detroit. ~. dh'~ed L eon Barnard of the Department name. Bar'!!:'lo?:r f that of H lth \Je lter known to fame as \ the ~'0l!la.n was young, beautiful and t:a • . unmarned. He brought the pu rse "pokey" Barnard, is th e ongln ator of a back to Buffalo with him and yeste r· btt of romantic bumor which may be I day he mailed it to the address on the put d own as his latest escapade. It calling cards. He al:;v wrote a note . explaining that she had e\'lden Uy befell him while on hIS rece~t yaca.tlon d'ropped the purse on th e street and spent in Detroit. Funny thmgs alwa.ys begging forgtye ne~s for having been so happen t o Barnard, because if they negligent as not to retu~'n it while In don't happen in the natural cours\! of \ Detroit. The note. closed by saying. events h e makes th eOl hnpp{> n. "if you care t o r eC ipro cate, you ml(ht ' Yhlle in D etroi t Barnard founu on go to the Highland Park race track the street a dai'nty, sweetly scented and look for $75 which I uropped purse containing 40 eents and a num-\ there... . .' ber of calling cards bearing a woman's pokey WIll have hIS ItlUe joke. �19 HRINERS AT DEATH TO THE GLORIOUrS ace: ~~~ FEAST Tombstone that Charges Child Murder ~ 800r~IGH08E Health Authorities of Buffalo Accused of Causing Drath of LlJcill~ Stu rdevant by Vacicmalllon:,- QEVIEW. Quarter of a nillion School' 1ary Headed bv Mayor Knight, Books Will Be ThorNobles 'a nd Their Wives oughly Fumigated,_ HE ' Enjoy a Great Clam- RE.VI '\I. -~ bake on Lake Shore NO l\\ONEY, BUT THEN at Celeron. VCf II, The Work is Important and JOINED BY SHRINERS OF OTHER TOWNS Will Be Done at Slight Expense. Annual FumiSpring Chicken, Crabs, Green Corn, Clams, Sweet Potatoes and Lobsters Some 01 TollJ'O h Conunli.::~lonel' Grcc -e I commenc~ he ~(jrl( of fllmlga ttftg the I ngredie~ Tooth- will t h~ oooh~ u~cd tn the public Ech.ool s~.. ~~ tern o( DUITalo. F\lIntg;lting bax.:-::. have some Feast. ~~ 1;cl..'n con~trul'ted Ilnu t.;.n:-ry an-.1ngement lfipN'lal tu Th~ Indlanapo1l!t x(; W!! ,) 13 l F FA 1..0, Au gu~t 27,-'l' he hea lth thoritl(>~ ()( t h is c ity a r e winc1n g th e d irect churgf" o t having kill ed 1\ ~- hil"h ::; t and~ oul bnld l ~' for a ll to For es t L a w n ce m et ery. Graven on a s t on e a r e t ht"Sf' w ords: will t ry to prO\'e its tru t hfulut!:iJ:: ill a suit 3U- un df> r c hUtl, set;: In tomb ... L1.TI LLE STI-RDEVANT, for dam a ges against the c ity. 'Ch it; w eird a rra ignment of the autllOr l... tips hos attl'nc t cd official a ttention, but'!'!o f a r no m ean s ha"e heen round by which t h~ pa r en ts ('a n be forc ed to remove the ston('. T he m e mbers ot the health oCIlco starr not only do no t l1ke the charg£'., b u t th ~y sal' it ke eps the entire pOPUlacej of But'fn~o continually discusslng "acclnation. Ma n y p t'r s ons a re gTeBtly worried, f' specta ll y those who have chlldren or broth pr s or ~l:~, l e r8 as puptls tn the public sch oo ls. P ublic va ccin a tion in the schools h as, e \' e r s ince t he a dve nt of the practice, hee n b1tte rl y op pos ed by many. and now t hat th e pa rpn ts have made the charge t h at t hei r little one died as the result of thi s pra ctice they are loud In th eir den un cIa ti on ot th e h ealth department. and n r e urging the pa rents of the late Lucllle Sturdevant to p rosecute their threatened. BUit aga inst the city to the bitter £>nd. ha~ been m~\lh: to carryon the t:;la.ughter D II,)D MAY 28, 1902. AGE 6 YEA RS. of th~ t("xt-book micl'vl)C::;. VACC IN ATION POISONING 'l'ht:'le i" 1;ut Olll!! hitch in Uli~' new moveAT SCH OOL 8;. ment to belt .... r t..he health CQnd.1tions of tht! l'ilY. Nt.'ither Commi~lon('r Greene nobl e s a nd their wiv es, w ent by epe .. nor 8U1)1. of Education Em'_r~on know Th e' healt h officials say that the statecl a l t r a tn to r Po" outing at Cete ron . m ent that t h e l·h ll tl w al'\ k illed by ,,'acctnaThE' train left the Ne w York Cent ral w here th£, money is to oome from to do tl on is no t tnl£>. The par en ts ins is t tha t it station O\'er the Pennsyh'a n in Rallroad the "ark. Dr. lIn..>(:ne ly:::o th't'r~ hs no a t 9 u. m., ..md arri ved a t Mayville available fund in hl~ dl·I~J..Hm~nt and ~11'. is, a n d they have em ploy ed a. la.w ye r who at 1 o'clock , And a t 2 p. m., had a 'I Emel"l:)OIl rulflounce~ th,lt he has n() mon~y great clambake a nd corn ro a st at t hul can be u~t"(l for t he purpo~c. I n A "CuI t\l-1!'1h ,ql'H',llp.}er, C(>ieron . At th\!\ place the y were met spIte of thlt=r, <':omml~~lon~'I' GI'ee~ aney bring to D r . at t he station by a bras~ band and noun("'{'~ that the \\ ork ot: smoking out the oma s B arpenter, a ~ residence, bv Damlt Broadhead, who owns microlJt~ in the I.$(,:hool book9 "ill be f r expe fieal o ~ n , nbo ut everythIng down (h a t w a y , and "ho Is ii<t,A ot who d id all In hIs po wer t o give t he starteu tumol ro\\, 1 t IS not likely tl}<lt L Healt h, cons Iy called Shrinel'~ one ot t he best tim es o f t heir lhe Common Council wlll rc[~ to par tor upo n by ph tans as it he were 1n Jiyes. )o1r. Broadh ea d furnished t he thts work, thuugh th(! E:Xpo.-:;.e was inimmine nt d er of RP: roaching dlr'sobe nd. g oye them the U~ ot e verythi ng , curred soldl' un tho authority of tn{' lutlon, but Isn 't, for they just hrlng a nd a lsl) a c ted as umpire fo r t he game he-aus of the D('IY<lrtm~nts of Health and him human " va rious," as 1\fr. Yenu~, of ba ll played between R. nine picked Educatlon. III ssof Amn~ ta xidermis t , put It in "Our Mutual from the Shrin(' rs a nd one f rom Jame~ ­ Fri end ," little packages or jars and tow n, wh ich wa s won by th e tor mer Annunl Fumiga tion, ~ometim e s jugs, conta ining what they •. )Jacklnnw by ~ 5core of fift een t o three at t he with grea t refinement d£>signate a~ It Is th,e. inl·'ntion of Dr. Greene to ~trf'l' t fli Pt f l'O l1\:l llI )(l u t the tln Urun t ine e nd ot' th'e Inn ing!='. " cultures:' which he is to exarnlnp f umigate thv l'lchuol books annua.lIy and hO"!lilnl n li O'l"lnrk t his mornin!r. GLO RI Ol' S CI,AlJD .\ KE. m ic roscopica lly and pro nounce as to even H the work is nO t done ea.ch yen.r A M ",us !'l u t ('cl in t he C OI11I1l t' r('in l n' ~ ­ w hether t hey are In habited by the The principa l e" en t o f th e d a y was hflo hns determlnoo to kill the hook germs t. f' I'Uur. ::\Irs. Knrll rs'R co ndition becam e g ('r rn s whi c h the fa c ulty have ,..ust h a clambake, wh ic h WS ! he ld on t he thl~ f:E'U5011 ~ g a :-afl~gual'd (lga1n~t thc p('r iotl s Yf's tr r d n y m nr n il1,1{, uud U (' ulth pi ciou!"ly a s&ig ned to them. C arpenter shore under th e tree~, ::t n d a SElumed the ]Jol:le'iulo t'opt<l('mtc:o; 01 another summer. is ve ry popular in his profession and C o ulIlli ss i() T1 (' r UrN' III' w e ut out to the ' proportions o f a g rea t fea st ,Vhen t he The only u,tlullional COOt t his work will hos pi t ul to flE'1;' to it pf'r~on n l1y thnt en' ry· 1 a v e ry nice little man personally; but, bake was un coye red It wa,.. f ound to ineu I' will b~ tho ~xp. 'n~e ot caning the like Dr. Finnerty, he once bad a. dog, contain three klndR oC fish , $pring fumiga.ting boxl'!'5 from school t o blChool thill~ IHJ!-<Ni bl e wn ~ (.I o n f' for her. He ('xbut h a s not now; Finnerty has one yet, p r('ss('( i t h l' o lti ll io n in the aft l') rJl oo n tl ltl t c hi (" k en. cr a b ~, lobAl e rs , oyst ers. clams, but he is In exile. And Ca rpenter's sweet potat0E'5, gree n corn . a nd a var· an<l other t"mat1 alt\;l1oanl expenso:b which !-<hc hn d n r l U lIlf'l' of N'c() Yc rv. unu nn til ca nin e was constan tly e mbroiling him w11l amount to about $4(x). Thel'e are 70 ('arl), t h h; rno r ni n J.( (I\,p ry t h ing ~pe nwd tn Ipty o f E'dlbles o f a kindred nature, with his n eighbors, for, unlike FinLight beverages w eft> Rt>f v e d with t he school bu1lllings in the city having In U~ n erty's dog. who had a paf'lslon for he ill h(>r f-! ,·or . ~ hf' l' ("~t e d WE' ll dllrill~ !tea food . and th e d lnnf>r w a 9 (ollo~.. ed more than a quarter of n million book.!' I t h(' n f trr ll()(In tlll d til t' fo re pflrt nf tIt €' cats, th is parti cular li ttle tox terrle,· by c igars. and two o r three h ou r s ot 1n- The D(Ioparl1n4'lrt of lI(-al'th has enough h a d a n a.ppe ti te for calves, not or the ui g ht, hut f' urly ti d .. I1l Urnill){ Dr. O'Hnr n, Corma l socia bilit y. candlf!. on hand to do the fum1&auna-, four· legged variety b utcher shop, but t he ntl('tlfJi ug ph .n dl"inll ut the hos llitnl, the sort that grow o n t he understandl l AYO R -,I T Io'EAST . A ha1C-dvzl·n w(I(.dt'n boxes have been sn w 1h llt r;thC' wn'" ~Towing w or ge. lIe diu in g s of men-a nd even of ladies, bullt about ten fl.'tt in lenC'th and fou' : ('yr ryt hillg IlU!' ~ ih ll~ f or h ('r, Lut to n o Thl ~ ba k e was In ,11 rM p ect f'l o nE" of though this I whispe r confidentially. fect square on tnc ends. In these the the m os t enjo yablp P \' e nt~ of t h E" kinll nyn il. An d one day " 'hen t he terrier had Looks, parllully flpt'nt'd, will ~, l)Ja"ed en~r gh'en o n th e In k e a nd , In cl uding m a de a n assa ult upon a neighbor'" :'.lrs. ]( nrl1(>~ w a~ t n k f>u t o t h(' h o~ pit n t the gu e~t!'l fr om J a m estown. a ho ut 300 on a serh:ti 0 ilata. A formal<ll.hyde wHe ot a n evening a nd t he lady had sa t d ow n to i.h£> tah le!'l'. In th e ev ~nln ~ call1-lle will bl.' llglllt::.} in the uottom of f rom tH' r hflllll' o n the l~th o f ~\lI g\l "'t. arriv ed a t her home 1n a tainting cona th l:"'ate r ::oa rty was a rra nged a nd a ll the box. the <;over will b~ cla"pped OU I t is hf' Ii ('Yl'<l t hot slip ('tl llt r a ('i('ci t h(' , ditton , her husband grabbed a fivt d i :.;('n~ ,~ fJ' olll (II (' o f hf'r rh ilt lr (, Il , wh o wa s m e-mbfl rs wh o p o !\o~l blY co uld w (O re c h a mbe r e d r evo lv e r and we nt over tt urge d to stay O" (' r for tlH" e,·ent. ~' hll"h anu for !.!O minutt.s the proce:::s of aurta- tal\(' u ill wh ilp "i!-iit ill g ill Cl rye luncl. T he th e b a cteriologist's mansion and ran. Quite a numbpr d id. ;:l m ong t hem b e ... eutlng 01<' SHTtl-UUgS will go OIl. lIw tl ll"r t uo k ('nf C' o f him nit hi s r(Otnrl1 to th e doo r bell to d emand the life of thi Ir.g Mnyor Knig ht. The reM ot the Evt.ry time u bo:xful is fumigated jU!)t th {l c it~· . ~lf~ , }\ lI rll (,~ is snrdvcd b~'1 d oc tor'" four-legged fr iend, a nd the party !pft ('plpron A t 6 o'c- Ioc k a nd a r· $:!, t he CI,st of ('ach ('andle~ \\'111 go up 1n do ctor himself ope ned t he door and the IH·!:,.llll ~ U nn( l u lIll fotll' f'i lilu r C'll. ~ rived In Burtolo At 10 :15 p. m . d og s a t on his hind e nd at the top or Tho J. m, l1ln Tem ple. o t w h ich Buf- I smoke. Tlu· work wJli be <lone hy 3. It short fligh t of .talrs a nd actuallY falo t~ A pa rt. Is t~n Yf>arp, old a nd c on - COlll)II.! of in~pf'CtOrS to 1;e dt.:lailt,.'u from la ughed a t the Intruder; b ut the doctor t a ins 1,430 Inf'mbers. a nn t h e d ist ri c t In· the l1E'ulth !)(·parlIn(·nt, aidl:d by the p ro mi sed th e dog should be no more, C'lud e ~ Jomt".!It own , Du n kirk , Olea n anrl j a.njton~ uf the Hchuols. a n d h e "'toe: not. So t he doctor's popu,Ic lnlt y. lar ity wa xes Inst ead of ",aneth. only Am o ng t ho~ e "'ho w c n t Crom Bu r ... N o Odor Linger s , bow h e £> \' er managed to keep " human ra lo Rr p th l:"' foll owi n g : Mayor E ra ~t ulI! var i ou~ " in the hou se whil e tha t canine Within a. wl;('·k the puLlic schools nrc C. Knight. nrrom p "n led by Mr., " arlo u s w as around. wit h hi~ pa!5'r-lon Knight, th e Mlf. '~ Knigh t. Th orn." to opt'n, !Jut till' fumlg'atlng will still Ck 10 Rc~t u rnnt8 Next. tor meal, I never could unders tand. Pf>'nn p)~, ~lr, and :\1rF. D ad o Ow en~ . be Carril:u on, the hours uftt!r school has },d ~ <! I • J 4/1 EWS, Dr 'Va U SE" Gw ne, P ote n ta t e W , H . been dbHnls~cd bdng used for the worle. A the 0 • o! Heal h Is getting Lyons. L . L. "restb r nok f> C h a rles L. d lers, bakeri es, e t c ., Ma rkh a m. (' harl •• H. F~nn e l , W . E. Th~rc Is no Ifnr;cring OUOl' aft£:r the \.ISC ofte th e 1 saw Hon. SIma; Seibert "down the n ot ge t att~r all o! th ec Doh prt y. Dr. BRiley. H Al rn pr Anderfllo n. of formah.h.h~·dc and the buoks cun Ul.' why d o th rlver"~st Thursday. w ith Alex . Sloan, st rI ke s o m e 0 used the morning after they are fumI- r esta ura nts. It yo u th Ernp~t And t'rson, R o bf' r t Bru ~e. S . J . kitch e n s are C h arll,fJla~p,k s, D~ G!:fcne, Herm Bro wn. Sa muel B r l,l:% ~. Edson J . gated, Just whUL sc.:hool wilt be starlld these a l di nn e r time e nd ICre lnhea"iJ&p;O: Dolph eba ow, Percy B. a oh. F . r. Brend ell . \Y . L . Ba k er . H. in with haH not yt."t lJt-en decided ou. It dirty, tllll ot cockroac~e;/~:e:I:~eaal_ Lans downe , }toman PopadowBkl. Fran k J , Brown. C h a rle~ Rlnod . R oher t Bry all kin dS ot ver min. m a nn e r S ca fidi an d so me of e other g men an. E. H . Benpdlct, H. ;;, Brigg s , is pl'~sumt:u that one ua.y. o r al t lte most, low e d to do bu si n ess In SU;ra~y p eo ple In Ihe Republlcatl a ni tI a nd I rhAr leF Rip. ('hkrl .. Ba . tzh ol d , Floyd two 'Will b<.' l:iut1lcilnt ti m e in ",hll"h to !! mor e th a n I ('a n see'ecause th ey dO want to say rlgh ~ w that I Brake,11 p, H . A. RlI,.. ('harle. C'orhett, fumigate th~ l)Q(lk~ of an c,nlit'e school. w ill not eat. any so u p b or wh e th er t hink Rod Mc a e great mised F, L ('ra nson. J . A, DodJ(e. ( '. M . Far.. eomlUls~lonl.;l· Gn.:(·nc sail! yes t erllay "ot knoW bow It Is coo kIrl told m e that take w h , v i Seibert and Mr. ra r, Fred P . Fox, F. W . H yd e, t In the tho.t (ouIt1 he ha \ e uone the work In It Is clean. A ltltche n g John " up ark alley. Why d idn't • a ho attend the outing vRcntion time, ht' would ha\'c beE::n able in o n e of th e b es t r e stau ran r~ wlll be c ity t he s oup Is stra ined ~~ ~:eplaced to and h ut th n a nd ther e with to fumiga.tc all the uooles In a. month. n o v e rm in in it wh e n prlsed It I t he E lie S eet Ie der ? Why d idn't This Yl'ur the health otHcials wlH not th e t a ble. You '1"OUld s~~e S::ys s h e wil l he ? I thin Simon s a very fair pollatlt.mp t to fumlgal~ all the lJookb, as the m enti on ed th e pace. k d ther e. Why ti c .. l fighter nd he S~loe8 up the SE It !ALLPOX CASE , ...... taHk would Hpread on'l' a. couple uf n ot ea t anything c oo e lIo,,'ed t o exdark a lley to d o a n~. s fighting, for Is su ch a sta te or arta l r~ a r H ealth g et I must a dmit In all t\o. rness that Simon months ur m(.'l'('. In thlJ::;t' sc hools in the 1 ~ t? V."ll l no t th e B oa r 0 e t h e m clean 1iUcmit ~ fights openly a nd squarely and honuJstrlcl v. ht·re there ha.ve l,;(-fm e1 C'f:dltl On of )fro. nary Knr",,8, "'''0 a Cter th ese people and da~.ep !lIes out ' esUy, I like Simon on account o! some of dlsl'use all thl' books will be t J't"at(."t.i out th e coc kroachrs a n SHERMAN. of t he e nemies he has ma.de. He Is one tu t hl' gc-rm-killtn" vn>cl'SB. bllt in the al sO ? . . - ot the most popu1ar b usiness men on otht: r !K'hools only t he buoks U!:it:'u In lilt" Bu\"'n lo, Aug. 28, 190' • -' ~ the E ast Side a nd the manager or one 10\\ H b,,.adt·J:S "" ill bl~ f\llr,tg~l t t"d . CummlFo! the biggest Industrled In Burtalo, I ~ ~ ~ l(ar ne9 ot No. 165 Macki· stolLcr fln-cnc thlnh:s tht.. n: hi m etre 11I'1.·U a m surprised that he consents to take na w Stl p t . t he woman who ~ ome tim£> o rders from some of. the "silk stoc k ing ago w as r£> moved to the Qua r a ntine f or it in tlil' lowH b'Trllh R. It is the f'mall a nd kid /l'love element" over on the ;,o_plt a l. >utterlng trom nn a tta ck or c h ildn.Jl who tUrn the lea \·c~ with 1111'" West Side, I expect, In the nea r 'nallpox. t!ll. now TfprlTten to b e \n :) &l'1'8 mohHt:-nNl u t t he lip~ , and it Is the !t. .. ure, that Stmon will pass ou t s ome verY r-prlou!l. condition . . !Lute Ilues who u n : mo r o pr(lUc tu I. l lso rders to the Wl.st Side "bunch " an ti _'Hea.lth ('o mmhf!"ionfr ~ w e nt t n that J ohn Grimm 's name will lie 0 k 'd he ho:=tpital yelterday rii"O'ITiThg to ~ee I eo .:" In!1lI thl.. us e of b nolU! in ( e<:teu b}' e thereon. \ ha t coulr\ h~ Qone (or the WOffl s n . ," 0-- Ye,terds y " as a g rea t d ar ror the Mystic Shriner. ot Burta lo fi nd vicinity a nd a party or a bout 250, headed by Mayor Knight and composed or , ~AbtlHKc9~!IHH;, ' I J;; - Mary Karnes Died at tki Quarantine Hospital After an ~Jr ~[n Kn"no'hf~(,';) E. alt\l!,\.l~bf'fhfu&"S I I I I I ~ ,W~ ~.J.~ln ;;'~:n~;':,.:,o.l'ltal' J.. - .. . 'i �MAYOR'S VETO S ,rCREATES NO f $ BODY Of MISS f MftTllCE NOW TO ~WOrkWith ..... ald.,hy d •• BE EXHUMED, IFLURR(~ RELATIVES OF DEAD GIRL DECLARE THEY WILL HAVE CASE INVESTIGATED. TIM ES. ~• 0 c., Refusal to Permit Ken- Parents of School Girl Who Is Alleged to Have more Firm to Extend Died from Vaccine PoiSewer to Buffalo Quisoning Present Claim to etly Referred by AlderAldermanic Committee. men to Committee. SUPT. HUl.L'S VIEWS S \. }'Z Dl' FFALO POLI CE ("> -\.X T .\KE ' Il .\ C'l'IOX ''\"" ' I' U~ T H EY llE->\' R - F ll O JI DIi:'r n.O IT O I?'F'I CL\ LS. DR. II I 'l' L J~ n. R Elt"lJSES ot '\li~s 1 va Belle l\Inllk • the 20-yenrold Detroit girl who d ied at the Buf(alo t ~ t nera l lInf'pitnl 01\ the morl1 in g of July 31st. gI v e i t an uglier colo r thall ~'\'1" Col. Ward Report That Lackawanna Com pany Has Its Own System to Carry Off Surfa c;tyvj~ e r and Refu se. ana tilt..; ;.t ulhorilll:.'s are cXPPl'lcd in thE' s. tatemcnt that t here was blood I th' " ,1 (l r upit'd ny :MI~s ~lalti('e in thc boardIng ho use at !\o. 58 ~lol'gtln "tr~ct nnd til..Lt Dr. Da.- Ma~t. 11-::011 Butler, the Detroit dt'ntist who a( t ompanit:<1 ~liss ).ta.tl1ce to ButTa.lo, hhlls:t:'lL took pains to \\'U:5h the s.hc:'ets. Addeu t o this Is t h e ~tai.emen t of .. lIss Bl'5=51e Turbt . tt, the keeoel' of the bearding hOll:'!e, that .or, Butler told her that the ) lfi.tti (.'e girl," a.s his wife and th H. t his finn ";ife ,va.::! dead , while dt'sp:ltt:'hes from DetrC'i] say that Dr. Buth'l' hn!l; a wife anti ~ hrec children livin ~ on Fielrl Avent"po In that city. There is ('yet·y liketlht:l'd n ow :hnt the body of thl"> ;tirl. whi. 11 was taken to De troit for burial im~ "" dlately aftllor hi;:' deat!l, will u~, (;'xhllm~d (or c:\.umination , {l("flnCl'O ' f7IOO URIER, r "E t) takf' unI1l~dlu.te- act ion in the mattei". th~ mO~l interl"sltnf{ dt'vl~lopm(·nt., lie on tilt:" ~hl:t. ts til - STEEL PLANT CARES FOR ITS DRAINAGE 1;!1~ Dr. Greene and The latest de ,·elopmen t o E~htll1 l(." Bod y. say~: "Satf'80n H a. ines. a bl'Otfler-in-law to MI!"s :\latti (' ~. Yf'sterdny asked Coroner Hoffman of Detroil to have the body of t he dead girl ~x humed. 50 that a th()ro\l~h t:x3.mlnation ns to the pause of h('J' death ca n be :llade. The coro ner took )11'. H:l.lnl'~ hpfore Assistant ProseC'uting Attorn ey :\Iandell, who ad ,"bed ge tting furthp'l' information from the Buffalo hospital a uthoriti es before taking up the body :\11'5. Haines, a si~­ tel' to ~Ii~s :\InttiC"e. h;:"l:-, ,"ritten a letter to Dr. Ro~s, Ruperlntendent of the Ruffalo General Hospital, asltlng for ~1JC'h In forma :lon a~ hE' can give to her. siis J'f" Pty is awaited with c on~iderable interest. as I[ undouhtedly wl11 have f':';'lE'a[ bearing in whatever act10n is taJten in the rna ttet' from now on . he~m~ this "\:~' hayf> 11<':1l"f1 nothing whnicYf'r trom nf'troli ahout lh.~ lIlalt(lr. Tile P(lU('" ot thllt tit)" ha\'p not NUUlIlUnll"ut ecJ wtt l~ UR HI p nt t llP 'I"ttit", (':l~!". qO there iI; no thln fo,' liS ~<.;,·(·t t o :l"t upon." g .\. 'l'L\IE~ r('p('I'tf'r tall, '11 wltb Dr 1 1C'1' lJ. rirl'pllI'. ('oulln ls slonel' ot If eU lfh- "T !tholl' i ht dl .tE u ('(~l'tltll'ate In the ens tIl· nJornlng. e, I !:I ""-hn pn~jqf'!'> upon thl' d('nlb c(>rUn(,llt n ::lrl (, /lilt h,l." vh.f"!"If'"!an .. , nucto!'?" the C PS ull,~'ilnnf'l~ :I t 1I,'alth "':I~ no.; ),;(,(1. om· l't. (.ll1m p<lo,{~ps upon tbem b r JH.'~!lIlt tn h ur,\" I!'; ~I':I:lt('ll." (' ore a I ' rh," :-OInttl(·!" ~Irl ~ horl\' coula n o t b ,11'(>11 takpll from Hurtaln Dl'trolt wltl fiT(, .l )JC'rmlt llt'lng 11'Sll(,cI lJy your depa t lout ('(,nlrl It 't" . r m~Dt, to P er , '" U " ·ns hlsuc(l. " \; 0 ... ::':hf'n n pC'rllllt mll!olt ha\'e been l:q"luf'fl?" ,,\1 '''' ; whut Wt' ('all n l ..n nsll~nt pl'rmlt .. ~L Thomas )10tor Company; t hat they are Li,'ath. ~ I ----- ------ 1 02 t. ~ FUMIGATING BOOKS. s in Publ\c School i=All t b _ SChOO; bOI":nted by Inspector ~ ; " 55 ,vere um the D e pa rtmenl o t George FellO"'~ nf E xac tly 2,705 bO'1KS Hl'>alth :re~terrlDY. xes a nd thoroug i'lly ,,"p r e Pl acC' dEV"l 1 ~Ocandl('S o f fOl'll'la1tle n \!'"intPC'ted. g'l e d t n this wul·k. hyde ",(I\'E' con.sll~~e d~it{'d next ' .... eek. Other schools \\ .iI FILL IN THIS ~,( C ANAL ALSO. r ENQU IRER. STATE HEALTH OFFICE T H INKS A~~ED . i rre~ent ('nlo ne] \Vard asked to r p£>r· ml!ilFll on to b uy ('oRI In t he o ppn mar k pt until thp At rlkE" Is I'tpttleo. HI~ r e qU E'R t W'lB referr ed to t h e Com mittee on .Ad'U~.V.t~.~~"r(~:I~.e-(,t1_ ~e~t9 te Df'parlml' nl of Ifr a lth. nn cl Al'tlng en m - ml~8lonfr of th" (l('pH rtmpnt tlu rillg the :lbf-;I' l1('(' u ! Comn1I~~ ll)lH r IJfwls. who If! In lo;urnpf'. C'a ll(>(1 on 1I1'aith <'n mmh::-::lllnt:'r It l'l", n . ~ Y l!'o· t~ r d il~·, Hu th 0;'ftC'inls "iH l t It tl~ ~ll'k & Skinner ( 'Anal "-a t~ a(' h cnnC'ul'rui In tht> )ll'opoHcl ft111 n g in o r t h(' l' onnl. Th( ' ('Illlal I~ nothIng Repnrt s lIhowed tha t the JlUbIlC~ If\S­ but a nlll:;-sn C' (' nn w, ,\' I'f It tilled w(,uld hegrounds had hepn wp ll patron ized dur- I'omr valuablf' p rnjH Tty. Or, Stuart th (, lIc:i1 l lhnt tht:' 11I tC"h s hould bl' dlspo!-wd Ing the Bumn1 pr Bcason. o f In a monnt!J' !O'l mllllr tu whal Iq bt'lng dun f> with t}H~ Hamburg <'annl. 1f t hl ~ "pre dom~ with th ('l (' lark ( W~ter, , UG And Sklnnt'r ("'ana l tht"> l·\ty ('(lu ld la~· ~e 'w('rc:: In tht ' hI tl At I H'(>QE'llt tlw c anal 1:-; lIe 110 u:-op whalt. ,'(' r to thE' ("'ll y. Dr. Stuart a nd nr. (";rl'(~n(' niSI") "I~ltt:(l till' SLl lt> Ca nNr Tl l)~ pltal In l:I hrh Strf'l?t, nOllo~ 1t1 thp Buffnlll Grllt rn l If m11lItni. Thp hl~tltl1tiqn was thorollghl\, II1~ Jlf ('It,d Thi .q hnl'lpltitl If; HI)lport. cI b'· 1hp Sta tp nnd thl prf!"t nl building wa~ 41111\' re-('f'ntI) l'U fl1I1!f'tNJ. Dr S l.~lt rt ltft fOr Alban:\la~t n ight. ,:, F I ' ) fJ GA'l'IXG SC HOO L DOO I{S. £ • Y. tt \;.Ws. -- Owing to t he hIgh prl c. or coa l a t / -- :sr foot ot Mlehigan Rtreet. 0ppolllite the Sea \Vall f=tr ip. His recomm e ndation was ado ot€'d. Com missioner Ward Rnd 'Health ("om· mis!'ionpr Grepn(> Rubmltted a report In r psponse to a re Folution o t Inquiry regarding the lrobablp ettpc t o f the Steel Plant sC'ttlements o n Bu traln's water s upply_ T hey repo rted t hat the company has prodded a ~ppa ratp !'Iystpm of d rainage by w hlC"h BurfaC'P '\" 8 te r a n(l foul ma tte r w ill bE" care d fo r in dlrte r pn t se ts of p lppR am.l therE" wttI be no da nger ot t hp wa tp r s upply. ("'olone} V,·ard re commended t hat he a uthorize d to contra('t wit h t h e Camden Iron \\TorkR o f CRmdp n, N, J,. as the ]owe~t biddprR for hydrant~ to J une 30. 1903. Thp recommpnda tion was reterred to t he Commi ttee on Water. Every boo k In the school. l'F rt LO p('J.!.)~I;r what I ha\'(~ seen In t he newspn- .!#g clluse ot job. t extbook a nd library volume, was fum igated, Next l\l onda.y the fumigators wi ll be a t sc ho~ No. 57 o n Sears s treet n ea r Broadway. ~low e d. with the Sta tt? Land Com mi~Rl on to'r a g rant o f land under watE' r npRr t he I on I ht PPlllllt to l'f'mo\,f.\ thf' bod '\".'~IJd nett han' hf-PI! ~ranll'd, would It?" y ,,' ~ "' 1m ly \\"(Iulll 1I11t." t l('('1 ~It~\~~!\l, know alll thing abo ut the Mat- ··Xo." ' nlll' tblng J~ r~ rtnln, me CRSP loo);:(ld nIl rl!;ht to Dr. F:arl P. Lothrop t he J)ll '~I"1 \\IUl at.tendl' lJ .\ lh:iIJ 'Illllitof", 'else Hr,> LCJt'b.~ Tn} fll'\(\r \~'Ollltl hnvf' JSliu(>n the ell'l1lh C' f1r_ tltit'Bt (O .n \"In~ i'<:'I'l wltltls as the contrlbu t. day the Bureau ot 'Vate r w ho was succepd ed by George H. Sea rs, petitio n ed to r $HO back f.:..Jary, whic h t he c ommittee mod by J. Tallman B udd of this elt v r' rll>~th ~I... tllil-ate 'to arUlI!oIe un~ ~~I~~ ··An.,- inn·!.!igntfon that m lq-ht be mnd e Wouhl not f'lIi 111 tll,.. lustiga llon ot d ('p:lrtll1 ~lJt. wouid It?" ,..our I er ~e's direction . y es terday fin ished the d lsmtection of sc hool No. 55 on Guil. ford s treet near Sycamore. It was a two· might not a rlsp, ne"prthe l{'~~ th rpe months have passed Rnd no de finIte 8('tlo n has been ta ken . On the ot hrr hand, t his permit ,VRS grantpd de~plte the ~tatement mane at one mee ting that t he sa me wo uld be disapproved by the Mayor," It thl'n' hi.ul "N'n I\II\"thlu~ On th the ......,::FUMIOA TIN a BOOKS. 'rhe school book f umigators are a t work In th e sc hoo ls in the Pollsh dis. trict, w here s mallpox prevailed. In. s pector George Fellows, w ho has charge of the work u nder Health Co mmission_ ex peri e nced men who had ne \' er me t wit h an acddent; that when they were arrrstE'd they were not going at a high e r rute o f speed than ten m Ues an hour, and that they werc near t he F ront, an untrequented section at the c ity. The cn mmlttl'e decided in favo r o f re!undl 11g the fines In eac h c asE'. Cor n e lius Downey, the i nspector of Mayor Knl~ht '/lld. as a lready pub· llsh.d In The Courier: ··Although I reppatedl:.- urg.~ tMt the rna tte r be a ttendpd to R t on('(' In o rdeor th at su("h co mpll en tlons as the!p The ypto WAs referr erl to the Committee on O rdinances witho ut dlsc ussinn. ("I)rpora tlon Cou n~el Feldma n Ren t In a co m muniC'ation to thE' board recommending that he be instructed to np ~ pear before t hf'l Stat€' La nd Co mml~· s ion ers to protect t he rlght g ot the ("It. y In the appllC"a tlon w hich hnR bee n Bull [0 11 TJ:\n~g J;I1.:1n nIght. It Is c laim ed that the cit ). I. liable, a t lpn! t for c nntrlbuting to the death ot the gi rl. The c laim was referre-d to the ('o l'pora tion C o unse l. John John~on and George Bunn, a utomnblHst s . who were a rrested and fined $15 e&c h for reck less drl\·lng or their ma~hines , pre~e nted a petition ot greal length, which ~tated that the men were employed by lhe E. R. moved t hat It be rece ived and filed. "Your corre~ponrlent went to Dr. Damon Butler'!= home at No, 190 Field ..A ve nue for the purp/)l'ie or getting a statement from him. SaId Dr. Butler: 'I have been getting the wors t of thid from the papers right along, I will not speak now, b ut wi1l make a statement at the proper time. I wil l clear myse lf In my own time.' Dr, Butler would make no stateme nt as to what he knew of the gIrl's condItion or of the ci rcumstances surrounding her deat h. "Supt. Downey of the Pollce Department is .awaiting the action of th e Buffalo poli ce before making any move in thl· :ase." I SEP Ii - 1902 r1alm of $25 ,000 to the Committee o n lulms of the Boa rd of Aldermen last An a mendment was o ffered b y Ald. Kennpdy to refer It to thp Commit tee on Sl'wers, A!te-r ~ o me dlRc usslnn the a mendmllont pre\'311pd . In ,'e tol ng the re!lolution ~ uspendlng t he ordlnanC'es ~o (ar R!iI t hey apply to the t wo·!tory fire· pl'oQt building flrop05l'd to be ereC"ted h y thp Lnrkln Soap Co mpany at SpnE'cn and Lar kin f't rePt~, Y E TO :\"OT DI S Cl· SSI': D. BlI ll 'I'J S tll.temeut. .\ n~- n('rion thllt J~ takt'n by Ill! 811thnrl. ilt'" w111 unilouh'I·dl.,,- h uYp to ol'l in nt(' wi th t!W poll('e of J)rtl'o!\ anti not u C BnttHlo. ~ ~(' Tl"l1C'e know 1I()t..in~ Ilbont t hp case ex. «({It whitt bal'! Ilppt'al'pj) I n t be Ul',,"spupe r s HpsidC't; , the'y h/l \ I~ u(lthlnji( upoa whlc·1t t~ 0(>1. They bno hnl..!. 1.1 0 r t'.J!'ion as re L HI mnke ~~ JI.\" nr.,'C'st:;, unr h!IYC tl1P~· heen H~ke(l to - "" ill The pa l·pnts or Lucille S turl e vant. the girl \\'1,10 Is alleged In ha"e died as t h e result 0' yac'C'ine poisoning, presented a t h e c ity line I n Kenmore to connec t with the Onta rio Street sewer . The M ayor baaes his yeto on t he g round that the re!olutlon ma de t he J')E' rn'llssion a per manent grant and a l~ n (hat the com pany !l; hould be mnde to pa y a r easonable rp ntul to r the p rivilege of using the se w(" r . Ald. Martin, when the veto wa" read, DI', D utl er "on"t T ut k . S1l1~t. ommend 'it I 5' Fines Im posed on Two Automobile Drivers Be Refund ed by the City. at or t he B oard of Aldermen yef'terday sent tn a communication , re toing t he act inn of the Aldermen In grantlng the Wood & Brooks Co mpany permIssIon to co n· struct a sewer Crom Its property o \'er A ~peC'ia l de~ pA.t('h from Detroit to THE T L\lES, received th is morning, ;;~~~~h~?)t. The work at used In the publlc p recautionary Ineasure i nStlt Ule<1 Heal th Com missioner G reen e pooslble ep idemics. is goi ng on despat ch. , T his m lcrobe-murdc rlng w ork Is be· Ing carried on under t he d irec tion of I nspector George FE-Haws ot t he Depar tment or H ealth. Last night mark· ed the completion of smOk ing out tlle dlsea..se ge rms f rom the b~l ks of schOOl lila. 5~. t he first scbool to have It. books f u m igated. O n Monday t b e sIx big fum igati n g boxes will be re m oved to sc hool No. 57. and the work of making Impossible the sp read of disease via Ihe flc ho()l hook route will b e carried on th ere. The f umIgating is being accom plished with greater rapidity t han was an· tlclpa.tro. From 600 to 800 books are put Into each f umlga tlng box at a time, and w ith 20 min utes fo r ea.ch .. make-out with a formaldeh y de candle Inspector Fellow" Is able to wade through t he books nt rap id r ate. Pri ncipa l Henry W. Adam of scbool No. 5 lent eflectlye ass is t ance to the work of tumlll'atlng in his s chool. He had a ll !.he books ar ranged In lots I·eady to be hurried Into the boxes. It l Is b elleved that If a ll the pr incipals lend t be same good aid tile f umigating be the wo rk of bu t a few weeks. s pector GeOl·ge Fellows of th 1 1 t h Depal'tlllPnt c ompl< t"d I d. <.Yps c: r~ , the work 0/ fumigating t l1(' SC h au] h,oo ks In School No, G5 on ' Ht l"Eet near Sycamore. r\(lX GUilford Lhp books In School No. 57 t ~IO~ld.:ty Street w tll be disinfected. on !::it'll l S - FUllffGA TfNG SCI100L BOOKS ··AlI the sr hoo l books in School· • 2705 In number. we re fumIga ted 150; day," sa id Health COmmJsslo ne r er- this mornIng. ·'Elgh t ,.candles did the jo b afte r ca ndles had been placed In rough boxes. \OVe wJII soon finl'll h gatlng In the olher schools."' . - ~ 'L4 E~S )I.E T E RI'I'IS . ~ a'r-pox fA flD evil sicknesl An d g8Rtd tl<; Isn't nice, But be SUI'l' gasmetf'rltls I Puts the otb<'r ones on Ice. . \ You've ha d 8om(Othln~ for your money N Bu.-ring mefilrin (' for mumps, l\otlt l llg "hen gnc;;mp tPrltis ~ In your bank llccount sinks pumPlh I~' I i ou hn ,e not turned on ft burner, T hink you do not Owe il di me. But vou'll find gnsmet ....r llis Has I}een working all the Hme. By tbl' ~E"lI.l::borf' .ron t-A,ve lansrulshed, Wa(iltln~ ):tIU, In fo r :lntP\<;, Wbpl'E" ..ou heard BL nlgbt the hoom.t Of old OceaD's s(lllndi ng swells. And you've Jett th{' hotel burner tn th e hatbroom nt Its fill And ba\'e gone to hplt ex ulting 'J'bnt t he landlord foo ts the hill Little recked you thll~ rl'Oecti ng !low thE' landlord had to pay, T h n t at hOlliE' ~a~met(' rltls Was de,ouTIng you each daT. Mn.tters not It you are absent For t h£' metE-r' s "up to snu!!," And It pro\ ps Its 0" IIPrs' tantr Doesn't "soak" you bard enougsa Fitts rpnlE:l a 1110nth I~ nothIng, Do tbe faithtul w ('ter~ say, Pl'ol"lng you hurn hwre When a bsent Than when Dot 11'000 bowe aWIlJ. 011, the mumps or Ole bron('bttll Could not Tllali:f' '''ll U hn lf so blat At:. wben dl'eatl ;!u·Qmeterlt1a Gets Its lying Clnm pR on you . • AHTElI'1t PE;l:DESN II �K[NMOR['S F S[WfR P[RMIT HAS [XPIRfO. UES aENERAL HOSPITAL FOR EXPOSINQ HIS TWO r CHILDRENTOSM~LLPOX -<I_R, 1'0,000 Because, as He AI- .ouis A. Boos Asks Col. Ward Says Connection leges, the Hospital Authorities Were Negligent With Delaware Av e. Sewer in Allowing His Children to Become Infect'NE Must Be Paid For. ed While Being Treated for Diphtheria. WS. NEWS LlR ER, COURIER, INCR EAS ED US E • ~ONa QUARANTINE OF HOUSE OF CI TY WATER. HIS HOME IMPOVERIS ,: Attorney Arthur W. Decker, ac ting \ behnl! ot LouiS A. Boos. no w ot , ockport, tormerly ot ;0./0, 960 F ront venue. this c ity, has se n'ed not1ce ot 'Ial in 0 n ac tion begun hy Boos a lnst t he Buffalo General Hosp ital >r $10,000 damages tor n£'gl1gence In lowin g patients, se nt to the the Ge na l Hospital tor treatment for d iph'leria, to beeome In(eeted \\"1 t h smallx. According to the p len.dlng~ in t he <;Je the ac tion promises to re\'ea l a ~an'dal In conne(' tion with t he handpg of patients a t the General Hospita l urlng the smallpox epidemic of last III a nd winter, Wilson & Smith , at )rneys for the General Hospital. have 1te rposed an a nswer den ring a.ll tnowl e dge concerning t he a llegations l the p laintiff regarding the Infection t patients with smallpox. The case ' Ill be moved r<>r trial at thp Septem er term ot t he Supreme Court. LEFT HO S PITAL WITII D I SE,~SE, Loul. A, BoOS, In 1901, aeeo rdlng to 'Is a fflda "it, was e mployed by the (ugr ldge Bakery a t a salary or $1,20~ year, an d lived with hi~ wife an d lildren a t No. 960 Front A \,E"nup. In _ ptember two ot hiS C'hl1dre n, Hen ry. pd 7, 90d Lena. aged 5. tell ill or lphthe ria. Boos made arrangements l' their treatment a t the Buff ..llo Gen. ral Hospital, for w hich he paid $1. a . "eek. The c hlldren entered the insti.' ltion o n September 21St. wfore duly eared for d iphtheria and WE're dlsi! -harged as cured on Octo bel- 26t h. on li hlch day they arrived a t home , BOOS .. otlced that the toreheads of his ;"Srhtldre Jl were co vered wit h e ruPtil)ns, ,rhlch ca used him considerable worry. I e called Dr. C. P. (,hapln to come im,edlately a nd look at t he ('hlluren, The oetor. as 800n as he saw the children. tagnosed their ca~es a5 smil_llpox. and lotifted the Health Department at n ee. S l'lIP 'I' OlI S OF DI SE ..\.SI1:, As Is well known, t he first symp toms If s mallpox are he-adaC'he. bRC'l<a('hc. lOd fever. These a nnoying pains pass lway q uickl~', Then (ol1ows three Itages o f er uptions, papu lar, vesicular. tnd pustular. In the Boos children the prelim inary Dr, Bissell Again Urges t he Necessity of Boding All W ater Used for Drin~l symptoms a d pa: . e 'and t hey - had probably reac hed the gecondary stage in the er uptions. Dr. Ernes t ~rende. then Hpalth CommlsslonC'r. investigated the ('ases perso nally a nd cor roborated t he diagnosiS made oy Dr. C hapin, .attsfylng hl mselt beyo nd a ll reasonable do ubt bl" Noyember 1st, w hen he o rdered the boy, H£'nry, to be p laced In t he Quarantine Hospital, a nd the house. No. 960 Front Avenue, wa,s plnced u nder q uarantine by the police. rr'he girl, Lena, was treated a t home. According to t he regulation of the q uarantIne. no one was a llowed to en ter' or depart from the house. BOOB lost h is position and [l number o f o ther fina ntial lIls followed in the wake ot the IncIdent. The fnmlly was beggared, a nd left a bsolutel)' wltho.ut resourres. The quarantine wa~ not lifted f rom t he hou~e un til December 4th, w hen the Httle girl reco \"ered. and o n De('e mber 12th Henr y Boos wos ulsC'harge-d from the pes thouse as cured. CAS I~ '!!f.::I:: ::,S~I:'SI~~::_ tiC' "'ork5, today cailed th~ atte ntion ot the Aldermen to the tact tha t the pprmlt to connect thE' !={,wprs of Ken more \\'lth thE" Delaware R\'enue sewer, granter! on Dee. 31, 1 !l4, had lon g since f'xplrerl. Col. 'Yard Fald he wo uld c ut off the connection unless permission Rhould be glYen to the Kenmore district to continue the ust" of the sewer, "5ubjeC't to further orde-l"s of the Cou ncil," and unless th~ town or Tonawanda PFlYS O\'cr a sum equal to the sewer as !i.es~m£'n t the JI$;triC't wou ld have to pay If within the cIty. FllrlhE"r. he says the town of Tonawanrla ~hould be reQ uired to pay $120 annuallr Into the city treas ury tor the use of the sewer. Thr matter was referred to the Commit tel:' on ~cw~r~ The report of the Bureau o f Water ~hOW5 that 3,i84.i37.870 gallons ot w ater I was pumpe-d elurlng August. a n Increase or 142,213,6RO oYer August o f last year, IX GESERAL 110 8 Pl'1'.\.1 ,. The-n It became known thn t Miss Jes sie Bigger, 18 years o ld. hau, o n october 12th. bee n d if'covered 11) the contagious dis~ase wor d of the ButTalo General Hospital Buttering from smallpo x. She was sent to the Q uarantIne Hospl· tal II is now claimed by :\11". Boos t hat his C'htldre n we re carple~sly and negli gen tly exposed to sma.llpox at the B ufta lo Ge neral Hospital while being treated to r d!ph theri~l and that. w hite bei ng eu r~d o f diphtheria, they acQuired sma llpox In the process. w hlen not on ly endangered the lh'es or the other membe rs ot his famlty . but bro ught abou t a rigid lluarantlne of his house, which ("ost hIm his position a nd ruined h im financially . In s upport oC hi!; l"ontention t hat the hospital aU thorities kne1\." t hat his C'htldren were exposed to s mallpox a t t he ins titution, he C' itE"s t he fact t hat, wit hout his a uthority or consent. h is c hildren w~re \'!lC'C'lnate.s:! at t he hosp lUlI w hile belllg treated t!ir diphther ia, T he supplementary d('taUs ot. the ca~e a re particularly ha rrowing In shoW ing how the famlly su rtered durIng and after the q uarantine. B OlL DRINK I NG WA TER, The report of the CIt~' Bacteriologist on the state of thp wate r in Prospect resen'oir says: "All water used for dri nking pu rposes ~hould rereive efficient house hold filt ration or boiling and cooling," Total fire losses during t he month of Jul)' we re $10,738, There was t hp. sad pcho of a tragedy in tht' req,uest ot the Police Commissioners for a warran t for $5.50, "said amount be-Ing in payment o f a pair o f uniform trousers furnished to Patrolman George H. Palmer to re place a pair des troyed whll£> In th£> pe rtormance ot police duty, and as provided by Section 194 ni the Charter," TO AMEND ORDIN ANCES, Prc!;idpnt l\raiRcho!'ll~. the c hairman ot the committee on ord inances. introrlucpd the following resolutio n w hich was referred to the committee on ordtnanC'es' " Resolved, That t he Co rporation Counsel, together with the Health Co mmiss ioner, be direc ted to frame a n amp.ndment to the ordinances so as to provide- tor the m uzzling of do gs during the months of July a nd August only, except In su('h emergencies a8 may seem to the H£>a1th Commissioner to reQuire the muzzling of dogs at ot her ti mes," Typhoid Germs in Water. NQUIRER. ENQUIRER. Ordinary Housefly a Potent Disseminator of t e Disease, H EALTH Commtt5s10ner Greene Yl"steraay informed the Co m· mon Coun cil t hat the wate r in ~roepe ct Reservoir was i n a fair con . dhton. The ta,'t that the wate r is not In good condition ~ means a great dea l ~to t he residents ot t his city. In h is report th,:. Health Co mmissioner gi ves o~~ thlb warnIng: • All water used tor drlnl<lng purpoe~~ s hould receive e fficient household ~ tration, or hailing and cooli ng." ,Typhnld fever Is cau~ed by Impure " ~Her. September a nd Octobe r are the b ad montha fo r t his disease . D uring ,, , t.hcll~e ~onths had wind,::; generally pre'\; a , \\ hlch ~ ttr U'J the wate r and . ;t;caubsc mUch Impurity and ma ny germ! to e drunk by the people, Dr Greene ?aJd yesterday that he expected t hpre would be many more cases or typhoId fpver re ported during t his month on account ot the bad winds, which are ~o ar l~e. Lar:~ month sure a total ot t hlrty-fouT caFf'S of typhoid fe\'er were repo ned to the Health Department. Eight pa ~ tlents d ied (rom tbls disease. There 10 r£>a:o~ to beUeve that the nu mber of C8, e., that wUl be reported thi~ month ,,\;tll exceed the tota l of A ugust J b:r t:lT. . .. In talkmg f)ve-r thE" fl uhject w ith an r-=pOrter re,-terday. Dr. ,J. C~e PAid' ,. ~rhoid feve r i!'l caused largely 4 _-----; EnQuirer EVIDENCE'S ~Q~~'l;rD WORK. REPORT OF PLUMBING INSPECTOR WILSON SHOWS HIS U Dean WIl,on, chi Y4/t I';s;ec~ ~ z:: P l umbing Bureau a t the Departme nt ot H ea lt h, submitted hill m onthl y rrport ot I m~pecUons mnde by his m en d uring the month August las t to H ea lth Co mml~!:1 l o ner ~ thla m or n ing. Ex ttctly or 2,0:;0 Inspectloris }YN'f' mode. " This iR the larg£>st eve r." sa id H('olth C' ommlssionC'r Grf'pne. "It 011 go~s to show tha.t Ul(' men of the Dppa nmt'nt a r e kept on thE" jump a ll th(, tim€'. The Incrense In Insp€'ctlons Is du£> to thE' ('n~ fo rcemE'nt or lht' Tf'nement House law \Ve a re a lter tenement houRe o wne rs ami Intend to s('(' that they com ply with the law regarding sa nltllr~' m ,:.nsu r(>s. \Vht'n alterations in plumbing a re made In build· Ings It is 1H.'CE'Sl'4ltry for t he Bureau of Plumbing to Info'lpe('t t he same, Many l ene-ment hOUR(,R have hnd al terations dont' In th(' past m onth. which caused the Ins pectors much worle" WAS CONSIDERATE. ~ COMMeRCiAl.., S~ allpox Patient Walked Four Mi les to th e Quarantine Hospital, Rather Than E~~se Oth,i2' nclmi~o~!~- A mnn has been nntinC' hospitnl ~tho wnlkerI fo nr mites in order to ~C' t to the in~titlltion, ~us· pp('tin,!! thnt he had ~mallpox nnd nnt 'Wi~hing to (>~ llo~e other~, tho ueh two ph~;~irinns told him that he- was DlPrely f.\uffe-ring fro III nn attack of chickenpox. .\ tlingnosi~ mnde ~'C'P;tcrday shuw('d he· yond a ny fI\le~tion Ulnt he had smallpox. I The 1l1nu'~ name is ,Yilliam Smith, antI he lh'ed in Uo('hrst(' l' until two o r three 'WC'rks a go, "hen he mo\"ed to Akron. IIp hod been nt work nt the lntter place b ut R ff'w dnys when he felt ill and ''t'ellt to a phYRid'nn, whn told him that he had r hick£'nllox. Smith wasn't nlto· ,::r th('r ,o:nti:-; nrti with the diaC' no~is, nnd d('('illed to 1!O to another physirian. The \.'-;("('ood phy~irinn nh:o d in~no~('d the r n~{\ a~ one of chicken pox. S mith wns ~t il1 illC'lined to t hi nk tJlat t hereo Wl1~ Wl me-thint:: more thnn ch ickenpox: tho matter with him. and so he derided to <nm ~ to Ruffnlo, He boarded a W e, t Shore train, riding in the smo ker bl'· ('n u~e 1hl"'l'(" weI'£> fewer pnss('nJZer", in t hat ea r than in any of the others, and ~itti lle: ns for owar ng pO!'ll!l>ihl(" from t he other pns~('n~PI~. ,VhCD he renchI'd Bufftllo he fonnel out wher e the quara ntine hO!'llpitnl wa s located . a nd thou~h it i~ fonr mill"'R from the sta tion h~ dc· d eled to ~'alk rather than expo~~ ftthe rc: to whate,er d i ~en~e he might h ~,e by riding in a str eet car or on the h£'lt line. R('nrhin~ the hospital, he told Dr. O'Harn, the physicia n in chnrg('. why he had COOle, nnd n r. O'HAra odmitted him to the hOC:llita l. Thnt wn'i nn ) Inndny No positi't'e diat::noo;:;i", f'onld be J,d ,en at thnt time, bllt yesterday the riis(,R~P hnft pro~.·rsserl fa r e nol,s:h gO that th(' ph~'Ririnn could stAt£' for eertoin that Smith was s u ffe ring with s mallpox. I SMALLPOX SUfFERER A HERO. • r/P'Z- t hrough t e 1m ure ,,"ath t-hat Is used by the people. During September anll OC'lober we will htl ,'e. undo ubtedly. m uch ra in and bad winds. 21 T he winds will mir up the wate-T n.nd, peo ple not caring to bothpT about filtration ",,-lli su rtPT. Ju~t a,..; ~on ItS thN'P conditions prevan, YOu may be- ~ ure will hav~ a large number of typhoid fever cases reported to U~. "Thp rain wilt ca u~e a lot of ,yate r tl) Sttand around and beC'ome stagnant. For instance, people will not make an attemoi to rid their rellRT ... o f thp wa ter that has run Into them during a. rainy season, The water b£>comes contamln3tecl tmd bT~e~f!I dl!:'ease , typhoid I'erme 4!1:"eetally. " I a l~o m ai n ta in thn t It ft.v wHI bring o n typhn!d 'O\'er In R hnu.,'ehold It a t!y JIg-hlp upon }\ typhoid rp,'er patient a nd th~ n ge S intn nnothpT hour:e an d land~ on a cookiF. or some o ther pIece of food. tht?re t~ g-rpat rlanger. Files, In my opinion. are carrler~ ot d t~pase and people woulrt bp wi!'l'P if the ... ,~,'ould rid their homes or nIl ftlp~. You know. there are romp peopll? who would not th ink ot ~pending a flOW C'p nt,~ or do l- I lars for fly screen~ or nHtl ng, thlnl\~ il1~ thllt they c."tnnnt afford to d) so. Well, In he end it tR more- profitablp tor them If they dn purC'h:1.se thes~ ~nrrguarrl~, bf'cau~e they will not be In as g rE"at dangor A!'l \\"111 be thr,;;~ \\'ho fall to guard aga lnet the little fl y." we I J (VIEW. -REYtEvV. REVIEW. W eak a nd III Almost to Death, William Smith Walked Four Miles to P est hous e to Pre- I ,.,,""' """ .m"""~'~::" "::~:~:~~"~ =E:::m,," thiS city) lstPI d,\), walk tI St \' r,ll milt'S along tht.: ~lIll'l~ and ga,'\.' hml~\:lr up at th\.' CJufilall'lim' hoSpil.l1 111 g~\st 1"('1"1")' StrE'et. \\"tll!t\m Smil h, 2J )"cn l's nltt, "v hot;tp hom ... 15 in HUl'h(s ler, but who l];\s UNII workIng 101' tlll' l'Ias t few Wt.'l kH a t the Ilt.'arhy vll1agt' u( Aleron, is tht., !o\malll'll')x Bu(f,'rtH' who rust. rrom n sl(.'k-h(:d in AI\.ron to cunlf' ttl th(' Isolation 11UKI,ltai In this city . .At' l\ lC~u lt of walkin~ the Ih'\t>nll lIlilt"FI from the station hI the qlla1alltlnf' hosp llnl, S mith no'.... 111.:13 at the np51ho\'~~l' In a l'r iticnl ('ondillon. Befnr<' g-Iving hi ms('lf up to tltt.: <ttl~LJ·an· blJt\rdld a train ft.)r Rurr,tio YOHJ:'rday. said he had hC'3J'd of a s ma llpllx ho~"ila l in B uffolo a nd lhat he hall mad.e up his m il.d to aplJ1y for tJ"(·ntmt:n t. ~lJlitli LHtle S'h o'rt o f a He r o, H(' liSt cl c:n' ry ('a rf' to nc1u('c tht:> rislc oC conlamlJloltlng o tlwrs with his di~p~I~C'. Coming in 0 11 the train IH ot.:t; u p it.: t.l Q. St.',lt in til(' snloldng car, '·(·ll1.0t(-' from tho oth() pn~~H n,::;-(·r~. 'rhouGh t hl~ ,1Istanl'l"! t,> lh .' pl~tho\lM' is sC',"c l'nl milC'R Smit h rdraint'd Inlm t.11<ing a Slr('('t l'aT' nnd, III as he was. wah temp~T·.lt\ll'C dtlns'ro\l~l'y hl~h, lll' w:.L1kt,c:] a ll the wa;)' li ne :'llllhoritlt'S 111 this c tty Rmith had Tt wns Illtf' .'t' ('lltE·rclllY a!l(' rnuon w hen be(>n ill 111 Alnon for lhr('(' We('lc8. ' I'll Sml lh prf"!olI'lI tNl h imself to 01", () Uara. doctors In a(llncinnC'"f> prononnc(d his diH-I:lt (hl: ra ntlnl hne:pitaJ. ~mlth told faee ::U~ (hlckl'Il,l()X, Smith. whoRf' nlln.1 ho ,," JlIS de.do rs had I,u'n t rcatillq hi m 1 had h~(fl Kvlnc whal nftf'ChO by hiA. fOlI" c hic1'lllpOX. It 1,I)UlH"d hat" snp(r"('69, acquin'd 01 1 hl·lier that ht., WU~ ~:wrUclal l" xum!n.\tlon Cor the p('s thnus~' phy - '1". ill-1 fe r!ng wit h ):;'ma II pO'X , nnd hlu opinion provC"d to lll' ('01'11'(' 1. 1n s pit\.· of Ih~ Cl!.('t that lH~ y,-:I~ told It would be a lmlfst Btllddt' to l'h~l' fn' ln his s ickhed. an d i.Hnll1~l slc lHn~ to ~t't. thut the .lpp)t('a n t wa~ in- a sma llpox pa ll('nl. 'rl w~ IA tht.· fm;t n .. w cast' of smallpox lJuffalo lIaH had In l1c:\I"l)~ n munth. dht.l �~ . ~tt~R~':k~~~ ~t~A'~i~~O~ Quarantine rath er than expose street-car Pa ~ffiES", WALKED FOUR MILES TO PEST HOUSE IN ORDER TO AVOID COMING IN CONT ACT WI TH PEO P~...~l In One Instance a Child' Died After Vaccination b y a City ' WAS ISOLATED ON T RAIN p (7£./11. HAD TOLD COr)lTRY DOCTOR . HD! IT WAg CHICKI,:-;PUX. BOT - ~ Wllllnm Smith. ~4 yenrs old. presen t-! Smith was then In A kron.l)l. Y. - -"t E'd to Dr. O'Hara at the QU::lrto contaminate othpl's the, . d· RI·.l~t· he took a. seat in the tram ns anUne Ho~plt:11 la~t nig-ht for treatmpnt i f:H' from other pa.~sengers a~ he cou~d tOl~ ~ 111l11-pt'lx. ~\.n cX'l111inatlon showed' g·'t. lIe wn::: just as solicitous for that the man really wn~ infected with IOlhers when hI.s train reached Buffalo, t-"e. di .... a:--e Smith had h~n surredn,; nnll. in~t('all 01 taking a strt::et car to for t wei t.1I" three w E'ek~. a~ll coming to th~ hospital. he decided to walk. It Is the (,Jnelusion thJ.t it ,'as ~mall-pO:< (ully fOllr ml1e~ to the hospital from the "\ lth which he ,'as afflicted. he decIded ~tatl(\n antI Smith was not any too to ct')me to 1;uff310 and enter the Quar-l ~trnng when he got there. His home 1s .:.tntine Hospital here. in llochester. hlm~t>lf K:-;E\Y~I/"'~ the pas .. n~on~'a/(.·e1't~~in ,Y~st HE It 'WFF FERIN6 FRO LL·P X \:.. SM.ITH BECOMES A HERO li,J.eh'{~ Two Cases in Wbich Heavy Dam· ..TI t:. ages are Claimed Against City. . ShoreR;.lilroad train that cum\? 11)[0 Butf a.1o l wo day~ ago had known that one' of their fell o ws" as aftlic It''d with 50\;.111pox. the-Y probn biy would hos€' had several kinds of tlt!' amI thE" train migh t have been ueserteu bt>!orp it reached its destination. But "'illinnt Smith. the amict~c.l passengf'r. though suspicioUR of his conditio n. kept his 1l1outh closed w,i~hing ~vit!t I In fJ.i... Physi cia n. d")if the-lth~r ~ Children to a Hospital for Diphtheri a Contracted Smallpox. i Buffalo Is experiencing the att.,. ~t. tects <Jf smallpox in the shape of tml sult~, one for $25.000 and the other for $10.000 damages. The fi rst Is brought by.the parents of Lucllle Sturtev ant. who claJm that her deat h was the dlrect re· suit of vaccIne polsonlng a.nd that the and none of thf' p:l~!;enger::; "bo ~at near eity Is lIa.ble at least for contrtbu ting to h im felt a t all ill at ease. Though he It. In that the city ordered the chlld ""'k ept his s tate a he ' .... aR consid clnated. erate e nou!<h to keep as LlT "way from \ REVIEW. REV\'f,'-N · The second Is b r ought by Leul. A. the other po.s~engers u~ possihle. He Boos, now of Lockport, fo rmerly ot No. DiS"~Pu B reaks Out in~oe tE'll~ a Yery inter~stlng story. 960 Front a venue. Bufralo. who h as aeITed t trcet DutriCY. Smith lived in until n few notice ot t rtal In an act10n aga.\not the w~l(!'< ugo. Then he mO \' ed to Akron, ..~o r (' _ ( :-;.ma lIP1")x ha.. 11 n elLButta.lo General Hospital for $10.000 damthl. c ounty. He worked " t~w days. CO\., rftl In t l !ty ThH lat('~t ca~ W is ages for negligence in all()wlng pa tients. t hen "as t a ken ill. lIe went to a phy~ fOUllil In th (! :'el.::ti(ln ,,'bieh c lO~Uh.tE't.l lh, sen t to the General HOSllltal for treat!Hcinn. "ho a ft e r m uch thought diagno5Inf('("t ~o d~lrtct d\lrln g the la~t epid.~m:c men t f()r diphtheria, to become Infected ed hi~ case a s chic kenpox He went to ~v ~v. of tht." llt~L.!as~. with smallpOl'::. According to the Plead- I At .tn e Tly hour yesVrd,lY morning another p hysi CIan. \\ ho corroborated I \ Olll' of the t.1I triet t)hy~lt""lans nrOU~t II tngs tn tbe case the action p romises to that diagnosis. For some Smith H l'8ith ....... om11lt~~i nt'r G ~ (r ,m his bed r eveal a scandal In connection with the I had doubts. He had a suspicion that' 'I; tlJ rt."l,ort thlt, In fill pr~ it\. the.\.'8SC handltng of patients a.t the General h e was ('omlnJr down "lth smallpox. o( Eat.;:~n._' Fritz. :!:! )·P31'5 olu, who was H e had no one In Akron to take care o( DR. THINKS DOG-OWN- ill at {I"lS homt .l.t :-'; 0. L!l:; Ln'td()Y SIred. Hospi tal durtng the smallpox epidemic \\" .1::; ontl: of ~mlll1pox. Dr. Gnt Ot,' wt:"nl The case wil of last fa ll and '>1nt.er. h im a nd h e learned that the neare,t ERS ARE PUNISHED TOO I Ilirect tll thE" hcu:sc and dccidtd it w ;\s a be moved for trliw at the September ho~pital w a s in Buffalo. He took a ('n~t. nf \'Irutpnt smallpox and ' .... Hhln an term ot the Supreme Court. nrtt.~r t)w case had bpe-n repM·ted ·We", Shore train a nd came to this ci ty. MUCH FOR VIOLATIONS OF htlur Fritz. Wllg In thf ambulance- 011 his ",,·al· Boos. In 1901. according to his aflldavtt. arriving here o n ~rondo.y morning. to the l~"llntlnn hospitnl. "rhe- hom~..• at Smith sa)'s most ot tbe passengers nn MUZZLE ORDINANCE - SUP- No. 1213 Ln\·t>jny Stre~t ,,'as Ilua.rantine-d was employed by the Mugrldge ba.kery at a salary ot $1.200 a year, a.nd llved t he train, w hic h was o f th e aceommoda and en:>ry l)recau tions was taken against wlth hIs w ite and children at ~o. 960 tion kind, were t n the regular day U Pll:j:Jibh.> eprE."ad. Front a venue. In September two at bis l'oaches, and tba.t, to e xpos e t h em to as children, Henry, aged 7. and Lena.. aged little danger as possible. he chose a 5. fell 1ll ot diphtheria. Boos made ar· seat in the smoker. There were thrE'e : o: :n; tar \ ... 1. . rangements for their treatment at the or rour men In t hat car. but he chose a, Crmm!sslo ner Greene wl11 send a commun.1ca tlon to the Common co uncil reBuffalo. General Hospital. for wh ich be seat remote from them. At Clarence a paid $15 a week. The children en tered man ('arne aboard and took 3. seat near au e~tlng that an a mendment be made to t he ordinance prohibiting dog5' f r om r un· the institution on September 31st, were h im. Smith pro mptly got up a nd moved nlr.q- t he 5lreet!l unmu zzled d urIng July . .. . .. . .. .. . £P · ·~ · .? ·· duly treated for diphtheria. and were disaway. The man looked surprised and and August. The proposed amendment! charge-d as cured on October !'!6th. OIl little otrended. but Smith made DO contrived by Dr. Greene t'elat es to the .. ........ .. .... ... . imposition o [ flnes by tbe ~uniclpal I • ••••• • • • • • • • ••• which day they arrived at home. Boos Court judge5. t.:nder the p resent ordiarrh 'lng tn thE' ci ty he aske-d nouced that the foreheads of his nancE'. wben a fine Is imposed it Is I SO L ATE D. w:ts the quanlntlne hospital. He chtldren were covered "Ith erupt1~ mandatflr)" to impose a fine not Irs5 it was tour mlles from the Exwhich caused him considera.ble WOrry. Eugene Fritz. 22 years old. living a t than $25 and not more than $100 for a ~tatton on East F erry street He called Dr. C. P. Chapln to come im~o, 1~13 Lovejoy Street. was found to violation. the Belt Line. He also learned that mediately and look at the children. ThtIn t he opinion ot the Health Coml.- be s.uffering from small- po x yesterda v . be reached by either the Bpi t sian. this fine Is too severe. O t t he Health Commissioner Greene was nott doctor, as soon as he sa."" the children, man), dog ca5e~ that have been tried fted and ordered the young man removed or by 8treet car. He .says he condiagnosed their cases as ~maJlpox, and by th~ ~Iunklpal ('ourt ju~[lces, on ly to the quarantine hospital. The house s idf>red th a t to get aboard a ('ar he notified the health departmen't a t once, one vIolatOr h a s been fined. In thl!; will be Qu arantined and e" ery precauw o u ld bE' ex po s ing the public still fur As is well known, the first symptoms {'8.5e it wa~ $21). t he minimum penalty, tion taken to pre vent the spread of the th er to w hatP\'e r his t.lt~e~se might be of smallpox are headache, backache The others hnve been released on paY- dis~ase. a nd RO der ided to Wl't. lk. Though he and f e ver. These annoj-ing pai ns pa..~ men t of ~mall costs. D r. Greene t'htn ks felt Yery weak and ill, he dragged himthe o rdin ance ~hould read: " Th a t a away quickly. Then foUo ws three flne ot not Ie-~s than $~ and not more self a foot to the pesthoU':;e. Dr. O'Hara. stages ot eruptions-papular, vesicular than $25 ~hall be tmpo"'ed." He bek~eper of that hospital. took him in anI and pustular. lieves the> re51mlt!' would be mo re etthe man'F own sllspiC'ion. The doctor In the Boos children the preltmlnarY fecth-e. Ther e Is a prn\"i~ion in the hlmf':pll was not sure a t the time "hethsymptoms bad passed and they bad ordinance which ~:r-s tbat dogs are fOr the cafle was one of chi('kenpox or not compelled to be mu zzled atter probabl:r reached the secondary stage smallpox. But yesterday morning the July and August. unle~ 5 0 ordered In the eruptions. Dr. ErDe!! t 1\ ende, bv t he H ealtb Commissioner. The re unmistakable pustules at ~mallpox apUlen health commissioner. investigatBe VacChildre n W ill ha\"e bet"n so many C35es of dog bites School peared o n th e patient'S forehead and the ed the cases personally and corrobat late that Dr. Greene has found it doctor reported to t h~ h ealth depar torated the diagnosis made b)' Dr. necessary to hold the ordinance In e f- I ci nated, Beginning S e pt. 22, mE."nt that it was u ndoubtedlY a case ot Chapin. salli;fying himse if beyond all trct up to the present month. After smallpox. September he belle \res th ere wHI be }ll)ealth P .cians \ reasonable doubt by ~o,ember 1st, Smith will be kept safely quarantinei! nf) npce~~lty fo r the en forcement of \ wben he ordered the boy. Hen ry, to be until he recovers. 'The hE."allh ofiil'ers t hi' ordinance. G ree!-;es,erplaced In the Quarantlne HOl'Pltal. and Another cnee o! a dog ~uppoped to be belie,-e that It his s tory is truE.", few. if the house, No. 960 Front ayenue, was mad wac;, reported to th e H eldt h De- day sent out a. circu lar letter to public a ny, persons have been exposed to thepla.ced under q uarantine by t he pollee. partffiPnt tht!l morni ng a nd the dog I f'chool prlnC'lpals. Informing th enl thal dise:u;r.- thl·ough Smith' s journey from \ now occupi~s a wire cage at the dog on S~pt. ~~, doctors will commence The girl, Lena., ,,·a5 treated a t home. kron to Buffalo. pou nd . ThE" nnlmal Is owned b y Henry making t.he rounds ot the schools to According to the regulation of tbe Me~rsmhh . the local (urniture dea ler. vaccinate a.ll pupi1~ who hs,"e not been qua.rantlne no one was allowed to en· who hat:; a r-ummer home a t For t Erie. inoculated again5ll ~mall-poX in the las t ter or depart from the boll.-~. BOOS A fr'" day ~ ago the dog began to nct f\\-e year!;. lost hi s position and a number ot other strangeh' and ~napped a t various ob"E\'ery precaution will be tnken when financial ills followed In the "'ake oC Jee.. . He bit a c~lt and a p ig. bot h thIs work I~ begun. so tha~ the chllurpn the Incident. The tamll~- was beggared 8ntfTlal~ dylnsr a da y or two la ter. Yrg. I will get no dIrt or Infection in the and left absolutely v';thout resource~ terda y . he- s unk hJ~ teeth tnto another ,'ncclnatlon scratch," 5laid Dr, GrE'pne. dog and it was t hen decided tha t he "Each chlld vacc inated will be supplied The quarantine was not lltted trom the with .!';hlelds, and with a card bearing W8,.. d~ nge rou!'. hou se until December 4th. when the Dr. Grepnr ~ t atE"rl thi$ morning that Inslructlon~ on ho\\' to ca:-e (or the little girl recoyered. a nd on December he would wntrh this do ~ and Qee If ht!ll wound. nnd how to adjust the shleld~. l~th Henry Boos Wa.!l disch arged trom c~!IIe rlt"vf'lon~ into rabipc:: . ~houln th". These ca.rd~ will b~ printed In Engthe pesthouse as cured. do~ finally have the rabies. he will be Il~h. German. Poll~h and Italian. ~o Then it became known tha.t Mlf1!S Jesld t1en. It t3 kp!" twO weeks or more In that part:'nts of nil n ;1l1onalities will whtrh to a,..cert~ln \\ hethe r a dog Is ~;: w how to. care for their chtlnren sie Digger. 1~ years Old. had. on Octotttl the youngc;:,ters' arm" are welL" ___ suf'terIng from t hl~ dlseaE:E.". 12th, been dlscovet"'t"d In the contagi.................... ber ous disease ward ot the B uffalo Gen. eral Hospital suffering trom smallpox. She was Elent to the Quarantine Hospi- ~ecret, ~ WOULD MAKE FIN E LESS Roche~ter r, rea~on /~ ..;S- a; HEAVY /1I1'l ENQUIRER. ~E 'C MORE SMALLPOX, ..fJ WL.- ~ ~.A di~~:!f~~~calth ..1,........ ..... 961 .. ·.. · . ~)l_\LL-POX P.~TIEXT -----'- ------------------ BARE THE ARMS ~ -- ~~~~OR VACCI~fW~N. NEWS~ I~ P A '1I.'~~mlsslo I LlTTL[ N[fD Qf~~~. MUZZLING DOGS. Health Coni~ i ~sioner Greene Thinks Sept. 30 Will Be Late Enough, comml'Slone~(! Health tha.t by nex t month It will be safe to a now d ogs to run the s treets u nmuz zled T he ordinan ce provides tha t t hey b~ muzzled In July and August, and allows t hp H ea.lth Comml!!.Sioner to extend this ti me a.t his dl~cretlon. Dr. G reene has ~ x!ended it thrQugh September. It Is probable Dr. Greene wil l recom mend that the flne Im posed tor violat ions ot the muzzllng o rdinance be made smaller. A t present a minimum tlne ot .$2~ and a maximum penalty at $100 I. "xed by the o rdinance. The ~~a1th Comml.. lone r thinks Trom $2 to $...! would be a bettpr limit as only one fl ne has been Imposed under the pres- e nt ordinance. Other persons conYlcted have been allowt'd to go on 8uflppnded sentence On payment ot c ourt C08t~ . ___ - .. -- . '"it I. noW claimed by ::Ur. BOO!< that his children were careleo~ly and negU~ gently exposed to ~ma11pox a t the Buftalo General Hospital "'hlle being treated for dlphlhffia and tha.t. white being cured of diphtheria. they ac ~ q ulred smallpox in the praces", ..-hlch not onlY endangered the lIVE."5 at the o the r memb{;rs of hl~ !amllr, but brought abOut a rigid qu arantine ot hi" hou8o€, which cost him hi s position a nd In support ot r uined him fi nancially. his contention t hat the hOl'Pltal aUt ht'rltles knew that his children t xpose<1 to smallpox nt t he- In"UI~ullon, he cite. the fact thn t. without a.uthorin~ or con~ent. hi .. chlldrE'O vBC'ctnated at the bO!'l"p~tal whUe tl'""ted for diphthe\"la, The ...d I ." deta\1fl at t h ~ p. art' shOwlng how tlIttJl'!!!Il �VACCINAl f I~ IIDIRTY MONtY N£w.s: Lt; FO"M~RO~. SCHOOL CHlLDREN f IMPERILS HEALTH,"~~IAL~n~.ss~.;~~:~\;~~ES '[WS ~oma{;.r<J:l,.eH} 3n 108EGIN SOON Health Commission er Greene ~n. [..l ST~ "O='\T:\"CED ~:\[.\T, l __ :1.~ ,~C~fl.Jl' ~A.\7f;~"'v )Up" ~Cr'k..1 a scor"", 0 Buftalo ~IS( Buffal". ::ippL ' a . . kf'd to-d.n' for tht>ir optn yslchn6. who W(!'e - est\on~ of Health Officpr .. ns r egarding Lbe ~UI:i~~POX ~;rm 15 diSCllverablt:>, 'Ted rich tha.t the h l thf"Y bt"ltcvf'd that thf" ~ ~ ~('l!irf'rl POSluvelY t ;onH' placed th{'m!-;E'IYp~ nn d -rm can b~ {OIU' Ihat l11(> ::;:rrtn would b~ disco'\". rord ;ott:' df."d~r t'lS' -fl>d throu~h bacterlot o J:;"iC'B t research . J e;t (lilt of thl- f{lremo~t t;E"neTrll • - -...::rTIMES THE HEALTH COMMISSIONER SENT OUT NOTICES TO TEACHERS TODAY. ~ ~1I1{1 a prof('~~or In t!.'0 Buftd,1 1), ~a.ftl. t . b bOltl to bl' (lIrro,",C'rablr. Sf) t.lr .\n'\ Jrerm m:n e HIlOX grrm h a,:;; not bccu dJ~is known thE" :S~J.h !if'\ eral dai n)s ha\lt:' bCt"ll Jvcrpd \el. althO ~ r'" thOlt th£'\' h av~ found tlll'\ rde b"~ \"~rIO~~r~~ bt-Itrf i~ th;' t :-nl aH p ox ttl ,I rm., • g like 11 good manv other dll!~ "-rm dis see buL rded a .... ~pPC"Hlc germ dh5edC:f>~. I nivcr It\.' ARM SHIELD NOW. Says Business Men Should A .d It VOl • NCWS 4 - RO LLS REFORM IN PAY BY ~ 'HI be dtsl!o\'er~d If l\'f' I '8:1('- '" rlologist WI.llam G. BI .. <ll. Dr Frederick C Busch. of the l:nl\"e r slty of ;r fu ftalo. said; La I am certain that thp germ of !'tmal1pox Ie; ellSverablf'. as well as the germ~ ot thE' other c(ln~ g10us dfseafl4!~ t\'ho!le cau ... eR a rl!? still unknown, ' .. hat this dl~"onrr vdlJ nj:>c('~sa rtJ:r hp brought · out through ~t rktb' hactt'rlological invf<!i1;tlgatlon • not certain. ~ince the germ may nnt be a bac~ ~ .rlum, :\lor'" general knnwl~dge of t bf' blolo!'J:.ist may be neede11 [0 fPveal the causath'p agent l t tbf' disease, The- germ may possibly bPlong to ~.';(':,@ group (\( protozoa. ~'hl,~h are ani m al para_ tp5. while the bacteria are Yege-table. Such a "=t laim has alr"'ad~' bE'pn martp hy F~"('ral o~c.,.rYf're. tlll thi ~ ~til1 n"'eu~ ~ubHanltati"n. ..-/ at' ... ~ GOOD ADViCE. r ~,,~ COMME~C\A\ ~ 0 .\". Health Commissio neYGreene Has Prepared a Circular Letter ~~?Fl!~:t;i:~~r D. Gre-ene has prCIl:lreU the following letter, t:i'\1ii'g directioD)ot n~ to the ue~t ~e~lll~. of muJ<ing t::anHnry nllartment s 10 wl~l('h pcr~OJlS hn \'e lIl(~n ill with con~umptlOn, ',nd copie8 will hereafter he sellt t o huu .... eilOlu,.; a JI}('lllber of whi<-h hus died of the disease: ' '.\H u cn$C' of ('on~\lmption hu~ r eceutl~ ,~. existed in raUl' hO\1~ehold, and li S e x pc r.l- pn("~ has tau~ht that c{)n~nlllptilJn 1:-; wholh' nn :lcquirr\l di~caHe, Hod that the l'uom~, pnrti('ulurly the bcd·chuUlbE"r=--, preYiou~l~' or('uvieti hy the pt~r!;Oll l1tl:hctrd most ('crtniD to he infrrted. the de· purtment o( henlth woult.l f;,l1~J!'est Ul~t the followiug lllea~urcs ue (,;'\1'1'10\1 out ~o as to prenmt uuy other pt'r .. on~ oC('11pying the prl! mi~('s contrndinu ('01l""mnptiuu, o.Th(' ('urll<'t. mntln· ..; .... pil1o"~. wiudow nnd <loor han~ings of the' bcd-c'humber in whirh the Jl('n'OIl I:'l{'pt ~llOulu he hurnerl. All linen und nthcr bedding" .hould be ~().lked in n l.1UOO uqn('()n~ o;:oil1tiou u( the hi·dll()rid~ o[ mercury (which foOo illtioll ('nn be mndr bl Illtl('ioj! OUC' toulet, ~UI'h n!; rUIl hI' l)ro('urpd nt 1\1l~· tInl/.( Ntor~1 to cat'l! pint of hot wntPl'), nfter which time they foOho nld lie lhorullg:hIy laullllerPll. The ) 0\11' h"H1 ~('hold ." PROTECTE D G et C lea n B a nks -Rough E d g es o f B ills C ar ry G e rms !,~:,:,,:iSI:a~:!!t. DEPc~RT J rEX T SO AS T O A y orD lXFECT J OX_PAR_ :: a crusade against th~ circulation ot dirty bank bills Is being agitated In Cleyeland," said Health Commissioner Health Comm1ssioner Greene has i~­ " 'alter D. ~ yesterday. ··It Is (1. sued an open communication addressed good thing and I wish banks and busitf' th o prinCipals of the public schools n ess m en h er e would pay mor e atumof Buffalo, containing the announce tion to the condi tloo ot the bank n o tes m en t that hereaftf'r each child vacthey handle. Filthy. greasy bank notes cInated will be f Ul"lllshed with a shield are not only unpl easant to handl e but they are propagators of many disto protect the arm from infec tion and VACCIN AT ION SHIELD eases. Th e sooner business men printed instructions for the care of the TIMES. throughout th e country nre mnde to un· Dr. Gree ne'. Xe"W lUefbod tor Proarm will be given to the parents. The clprstRlld that dirty bills are dangerous pamphlet ,,·l ll be printed In four dIfthe bettPr tor the general public health. ~.,;t;tIO:°f~ldren. ferent languages, English, German. " Publl c education Is what wlll rem Polish anll Ita!ian. edy the trouble. It Is a difficult mntter The work of \'accina.ting the school F OT n ot chlldren w h (or anyone person to draw the line on children will begin on :\Ionday. Septemwhat Is ch~an and what is dirty in the have been vaccina ted Dr. Walte r D. 'b\ 'r ~:!d. The following Is a copy of th e paper money l1ne. but If business men 'lOU PP tha.t Commil5sioner Greene has would InsIst on getting clean mon ey Greene. Commi~sloner o f H ealth, ha 8sued: tram the banks the worst bills would adopted what is C"aUe(] a Yacc1 nalion ro the PrincIpals of the Public Schools soon be retired, The pay roll is a good ~hteld. whlch is pl ace<l ov e r the vaccinof the City of Buffalo: means ot accompltshtng the retorm. Beginning tIuring the week commencEmployers paying their help in nicp aUon sore fo r the purpose ot kee pin g it ing ~Ionday, Septelnber 22, 1902, and new bills would put just 50 many new quiet clean and p rev e n'ti ng irrita tion. continuing until completed. the city bills In circulation. The banks would The shield Is to slay on the child's physicians will vIsIt the public schools get the new b11ls to accom.moda te their arm fo r a period of five da y~. At the of this ("tty for the purpose of vaccinatpatrons. In time there would be an . Ing those pupils who haye not been abundance or WO I't10ut and dirty bUls end of that tlme. if t he s uggestions. ot s.uccN~sfully vaccinated within a. period In the banks and these would be re the Department of IIealth a re t'arrlM of fh'e y ea rs. tired ." out. a, ~teril1zed bandage t s obtained ; In glylng you this notice, I deSire to "It Is not !a!tldiousness tha.t lead IJIc shleld Is remo\'ed f rom the arm an d direct your attention to th e provi~ io ns the m edical profe!lsion to dl!'=.Hke un , the bandage applied, D r , Gr ee ne thinks or Section 105 of Chapter XIV. of the cleRn paper money:· continued D1 highly of the shjeld a nd he ,,;ll put it City Ordinances, whIch prohibits the Orfene, "This soiled paper Is the bes into general u se. admittance. to any public school, ot an~' pupils who haxe not been vacv ehicle for the transportation of d;s- - - - - -- cinated or who haxe not had Yarloloi l: ease germs from an ill person to one .and 1t Is your dut:r. therefore, to exor more well people. Not long ago a A FISH ST ORY. clude trom ~("hool any such pupils. young bank employe In Phlladelphla CQMME.RCI M However, that no time may be wasted. was taken III with small-pox and died • Pokey 'Bnnlnra: of IIen lth COlll I11i., and that there may be as little conflict therefrom. Investigation showetl that fol;ionf'I' ( ~s nffiN" is the IH'ro of n. n~ pogsible, I would respectfully re ~ hf" hnd handled a roll of bllls deposited 1J(,311ti .ol ;; i. ~~ 1 ~tory. H(' h n, becn !:1 pt'ndquest that you m a ke announcement of I b,' someone from an infec te-d dIstrI c t. '''It Is posFlble. true. that a n f'W \"'Iill ing his n ~ti 1 t l;;;ed Yt nnll Dun~ the above to parents or guardians, through the pupIls, that th ey may have would carry ge-rms ot this 8ort, but not kirk . ' ) "2their children vaccinated or assen t to FO Hkely. as the germs catch better In . \ c('ordinj::' 0 R nr nn rdy story, h e unt\ their vaccinatIon by the ci ty physicians thE" frayed and rough surfa ces of old n fl'i{,lHl w('nt fishing thl' oth ~r 111I;\, in in th e schools. money. Consumption Is spread In the th(' luke uptwN'n D u nk irk nncl Sih'pr Each chIld vaccinated by th e city ftame way to a great extent. I ha\'e no ~r(,l'k ' They found n r e,,~ r nnd (' ll~t phY8lcians will be furnished with a doubt. So mn;ny people moisten th e ir th('ir lill(,~ in water nho lll twcl Ye [pet shield to protect the wound from Infingers at thelr mouth when counting , ,. 1 · II f ection. and printed instructions for money It I~ a ,vonder the disea~e is not dl''''ll \\ ho (' . t H?). ('a u ( !'f'e mons t('r th e care of the arm ,,·lll be Issued to more wid e5pread. Yes, the agitation lln('k hn"~ f' W lmllllI1~ lloll r hu lnntl y nbour. parents. In Cleveland Is a good thmg. I would h('~' ('nuJ!'ht :W fi11d se-nt lS of th('tn Trusting to have your hearty co-operlike to see It spread all o,·e r the cou~or .]i'trihl1tloD R1110nl< the 11!'Oplo in thet ation, I am r espectfully yours, try:· 1enlth oHioe. Ch ief Clerk G lI< Rehnol"'ALTER D. GREENE, If'r rlnimrd the bi~~{l!'t . which tilllwd th(' Health Commissioner. scnlC's nt -:I: a-1 Jlound s. ____-0._---- I " FRESH AIR AND SUNSHINE. 1 ' HOW TO DISINFECT , CONSU MPTIV~S' ROOMS. I' NF. WS. H elllfTl Unfortun~tes Confined in EN QUIRER Outing. . NEWs.. Commissio n er Prepares a C i r culal f Instruction. ttl'£, 1'oom to h(\ lrrAt('{i ~ho\1ld h{' Ill ude Uii nearly ail' ti~ht n~ 1I0""!'ihle hy plu':'!J!ins;: thr wltHlow s, rrn('k:ot. ('t(·" with (·otton huu iu",. amI on' (':lUtU£, of (JH1'II . fonnahlphyde, fo\u{'h ItS ran he ollto int.cJ. at mo~t tlrn~ ~tnrt·". !-<llIlulcl lie lJ11rHt~tl fill' (~u('h 300-ruhh' fcrt of nir ~pl\l'I'. nnd the 1'0011\ nllow('u to rrlllnin closrd fnr, at lc:tf.o!.t, lwl'lye honrs. ·'.\fu"'r lhorouJ.:'h airin)!. :,11 woodwork , wn1\~. tlnon~. C'W, . ~ll()\Ihl he wfished with th~ hi·dllorid(' Hulllliun, and IIf'fol'l' the npnl'1111('l\t i~ 3.J:nill (IN'UlliNI, the wnll~ .. hould \I{' rt'il(>('ortlletl anti th(' woodwork rfol)ninted. .. .\ ""r~r\ll ob'ermnro .)[ thi. m.tholl of l' I{,,:\Ilsin~ the n JH\l'tmeTlt~ llr('\iou~IY oc('npil'(\ uy COIlMl ll1ptiyes. will large ly pr('H'l1t 1\ nc'n rrpnel! of the disl"3SC in S ho u ld n"tural ~cicnc." .. pro.testin g In general ag: .. ins.t the YaCcmatlOll or ~('hoo l chU .. clren and tn particular against the \'ne .. d"dtion of his twelye-year- old da ughtel'. t'lara. The doctC',.·s letter states t hat Clara was \'ucC'lOatf'd StX yearl~ ago with hit; ('on:;(>nt. but. since then. h E" h as lea rned thr..t lhe Injt'clion of such animal matte r n~ ('owpox \'jrus into the human system i5; in ,lirect Yiolation of the princ ipl ~ ~ ot natural science. 'Ylth equal dign1t y anfl ~ome sternness of languag(' h e [or .. bids the revaccination of Ius da ughle-.r anti announces that if nec('~!'=iar y h e 1\11 al'pl..~;l l to the Constitution of t he 'Cnite ~t:lt{·S . ·'.\nd by these prPRe n ts her e unto sel forth.· ronrluues the formid a ble docu ment, "r beg; bt"seech a nd Im p lore there b(' no fUi"thcr molf.3S:t. '. NC"\'('rtheles~, it Is anno un ced . Yaccination in the public schools will b{'gi n ext Monday. 7eV~rotect1 rpason hy analogy-that uuder the rllrpt"tiol1 f"If Chief BE d#n:'rnTLOCT::;~(J 'V by the spread of dlseaset-- from oue person to an~ .the'r-wc must conclude th ..l'. It 1 ~ an mfel'Uou9 wtsease: and. it it Is. there must be sC'me int('<> flUS elpment In it-a germ at some ktnd . .. Thp BuffalO bacteriolo21cal ilepartmpnt has ilQade, and is making. Investigations with a ,!lew discovering thf" germ oC smallpox I am not In '" pOl!'ltlon to sa\." what has been learnpd. but I 3.n say that wlllle the tn\'('!'=.t.lg('l tions are proming. they Rre not cnmpleted. Th~ examinations mad~ E mploye r s M o n e y F r om Clll l"DREX ,vrLL ..' Dr. Walter D ~ eo v.ho. l'1S; R("alth Comml£.~ oJ\C'r ot Buffall', t.ap h ad chargc of n C'a rl y fiOO Eel of t:malll'OX In thr la!t :)"C:Jr l"fl td I certaJnl. ' b,..lIe\'E' that , the fl n'l A.llp('x SPrTD ""ill dlsco,.'cred. t belte\'(1 14 as (C,rt.:unly a~ t beeye tbfl-t gemls of ~carlpt f~v(>r . mp3~1E'~, whoop· 19- COUfh. In ~hort. ot ~11 dl!l""a!'tes. will he dlscov~ , r~d think that it l~ T('asonablf!' to Judge the · "'-uure by tbe paoSt. and tlUlt when w e C'('In~ldeT' th.'! timber ot germ dl~easE'~ I hat haw' bepn dl sr.o\lired we ha "0 r~8~on to IV'lic\'e that a ll d iseasf's TF.' g~rm dli'easP'" 'Vhpth(r th~ EmaHpo). germ If! UI be discovered 10 th~ hS SllcS oC th"l . body. t Tough th~ e).amlnatian of ('xcre m C'nt. ('11" In fh l?' · ~u8tulel!. no man I'an flay :'It 'Pr('~"'nt 'to Thomas B Carppnt~r. ;l~:"ist;\nt t-~stprif11og'i~t nf le Rea Ith D~partmpnt. saM )1 b ..~lte\'p there Is a sm lIpox t:"I"Tm and that it p • 01 ~ ;ses that aro r~~r or .... nnf~m th at (':ltH"es smal1· ,., R inc germ b~en dlt5CO\'Cl"f'd Bac terlolo~lc~ 1 '~;e8~f:a8g1~ ~~~oablY will rn t~al h, T c:;hall '~'ok r it alon&: thal Une, {e 'bfi!lng :5('houl . . ~o. on High str eet has re-«: 'i "t'll n. le tter fronl O1H~ who SignR hlm"elf William Van Schalcl<. doctor ot 11 11' eh. n I~'a('t nr·I·~l1el1 AI· °h...... • .)· tlOnE"r.:; 11 t ~, CIl . ot gram- .lCIQ/l1 [8.: T[L~~ __ Ke:arly ~e 11 L etter tamlltcs 1n which a uf'ath frum l'OIH!UUlI" don I~ r eJ)orted. Tho gist or the lettpT tollows: "Thr· ("D. rp("t, m:t llrt·~s, pllJt)w~, wind o w and do 'r hangh:g~ of thp b,-li-chnmbeT, In whll..,} thu person t.; lppt ~holl id b,\ All Hn en and oth,"r beddIng burnpd. should b£> son ked In a 1.1000 aqu('ou~ solu· tion Il( thu bl-chiorlde of m e rcury (which solution ca n bo m aul~ by pln c lng one tuhl"l such as can b~ procured at any drub' ~lOrt\ Lo each pint or hot wBte>r), after which C~G t hp.,}' 1;1I0\11d be thoro1lghly l aun(h'r, Th( ronm to be lrPd tC'd shou ld b e fOacl q nearly nlr~tlght os possible b}' p Iugglu" C'Ott(lTl !orrilaln, at mO!it he whi'dow!-;, ('rA.ck~, r·tC'" wIth It lng, nnr1 one candle of para-I ,·uP. Su<'h n~ C'an ohto'nC'd 'lg storE"s. Bhould hE' bllrn£>d ror E'8ch lOu lblt' (rE'l of air space', and th ~ I'oom aJluwc'd to remnln closed tor at he leas t 1'! hou rs. "A fter tho routh nlrlng. nil ~'oodwork wall ~. floorl', Nc., should be WIft~hed with thf' bJ-chlorldt solution, nnd bptore thf' n.Pllrtm ,·n t Is ognin occuplE"d. tht' waJlli should h.. redecorat('~ And the woodwork r epal,!}.ted. " - - ---- RISO N ' . a nd prisoners to be, at the Ie County J:lll hnve and w111 hav e cause to thank Hralth Commissioner Walter D. ~ f', who r~cently made a request to Sberlff Coppins [or the benetlt of th""e confined. H (' reto[ore t he Shcrl f'f llas neyer allowed the prisoners and witne~!es hpld at th E' !nsUtu tion to go out In the joll yard. During t he spring and thp greater par t of the ~umme r mOllY mf?n u'Qre ~n fln ed In the cells In th~ jaB, hardly ever breathing free air. Health CommiSEiloner Greene recently learned t hat the prisoners a n d other people detained u~ t b e jail wer e never allowed to r oam In the yard a nd get exerciHe. n nd be called upon Sberlrt Coppins nnd req uedecl that the m inton of the law allow the men to have sotne kind of exercise in the open air. Sheritr Coppins lIRtened t o D r. Greene and finAlly ('onSE-nterl to let thp nlen out. No\'v eypry day when the sun I~ I5hln~ lng the prisoners or ~ltnesseB are a l .. lowed to walk u p and down the jall v a rd and stretch t heir limbs. Dr. Greene can Eiee th em from his office 1ft th e MunicIpa l Bu!Jd lnl'. H e beJleves that It Is ,,",sentlal fo r the hfalth ot the m e n that they 'he a llowed some exer ci!'le, iH~ide from '~' hat Is given thpm tn the jail. It if; a mos t sa t isf ying sight to Dr. Grpe ne- to ~ep t h e p oor fellows walk uo and down the ya r d. swinging thei r Armt=t. and occasionall y j cgging along, They appreclatp the sma ll priVilege grante-d them a nd take ad va ntage of it. Yeste rday t\ v e men were taking the ex· ercif>e. 1Yh e n they emerge trom the dark and gloomy Interior ot the j a il and P I J t ~~~~--------~ I H <.'a th Comm issi oner Greeno S )1rt:pared a. ('lrcular Idtcr desc rfbll h ow ~ room occupied b)' 0. ('onsuml'tl\'e can h t" dlstnt('clf'd. ThlR lctt('r \\"11' h(' s,'nt to ENQUlr~R Jail l:nioy Daily -- 'alk In to t he ya rd . tbelr faces IIgbt up and th€' color co m es t o tht"fl1, As t herp 15 no wall on the w est side of the yard. it 1s nE'cpssa r y to h a v e d e puty s hertrts stntJoned at t l"t a t po int to pre\'e nt th~ mE:n ( ro m e~ca ping. The y a re a llowed to wal k u ntil t n ey g et tired and s moke until they ha v e s moked to their !utls 4 faNion. Healt h Ccmm is s ioner Gr eene treply talked wit h an E nqu irer re prruJe ntatt\'~ In J'e~(.lrd t o this t reedom give n the prls· oners. "Do yo u kno ~'. those tE'llows certainly enjoy the privilege that t he Sheriff lEi k intl e n ough t o give tht'm? Tbt"y really dese r ve It, a t t h a t. It Ie detrimen t al to a ma n' s h ealth to be confined In a. Rtuff y cell u ll day and nIght. I u n dersta nd t h e r e 1s a big co urt i n the in stitution wb f' r e- t he m e n a re aIlowpd to conl'Tegate and p lay g a m es. bu t t b.t 15n·t all t hey want. They d ... lre to wa lk 1n lhe f resh ai r o(,CE.si o nally. "YOll can see thE-i r f aces light up wit h p leasure n.s H'·e y wal k o ut In t o the yard . That t hey en joy It. th er e Is no dou b t. r a m glad tor t heir sa ke th.t th e Sher iff h., dedded to a llo w thpm In t hE> yard . They ~~a lk u p a nd dow n a t a bri~ k pace 't.nd o~ca.e ) oJ"la lly run a t a ~t(,i'\d y ~a.lt. Some o t t h(.lF.e t~llo\\'s wo u ld reall Y die unless th ey had f;omp' f reedom. It' they w e r~ coo p oo up tOI' mnny mon ths. The rf:' is o ne t o1l. thIn fel1o~' w ho look s v ery ba d . H e Is emaciated: 3. n n the way he ta kes to hi!=; morn ln p: . x erclse 15 a . Ight to b eho ld. If nll)-body enjoys It, he d oes. I ':>e lI,,·e t M t If th a t f ellow hart not be.n allo '9,'ed t o have Eome frE'~h n lr, lJp wo uld no t have lI"ed m uch longer." ' �WU!of ?J. on . local Physicians Support Dr, Fred': rich's Contention that it is Discoverable. ~I tO No Ol ctor Will A s sert PO l ltively What of Invest l g.t i O~W' 1I - it./~ ; .,......... day. ngo ITenl th Omcer I"r,'oYork aU Yl1ncpu the Slli,~· g(>stiol1 thot th e ger m o f smnIlpox wu,; diAroyc:ornhlp. Coming f rom f'l1 ch a ~\trcc Ettntrm f;'nt wo s r m;ul'tll'd os hll\lO f tnnt by ph:ndrl lllls ,rf'ncr nlly throughuut the ronntry. It Illf'un t thut not only ll itl Dr. .F~re<lrit~h h(" li t'n~ U1n t tilt' gt'rm W!\S l.liaro','cI'"l,lr. 1111t. p('r '-~I tl lnt the-rc WOR a-erm to b<.' di. ('o Y (\n~. In t"Rch of th ('~ (' prrmi~(J~ Dt'. Frt'rl· iM supported by mnny R nffalo phy· tlf ~~W FALLS BACKON CONSTITUTION. REVfEW __ uoubted th e- (xistru c(' of l\ SDlllllpox g€rm. ...... In thC' l)R l'-t r l"'tl r, Of.! hf'-:11th ('olluni:;lolonor of this pity, Dr. " 'H ltpr D , ~ has had chnrge of n In rgc unmhe r of of ~1D3I1po x. Consl"'qul'ntly he hrl . bnd nmpl €" oppor tnn ity to stuuy amnII· ~ J.atio~ o rdinie.z....,.",..__ Prl n(' lp a l c(;rN")" o f S choo l No. 3,'1, Is J'u' lplr nt of a ,er y l l1H1~\ln l lettt'f w hl(' l1 he T(' ft' l'I'ed to t h(' Depnrt m e nt o f Pll h li r 1I1Hr ll(: tlO Il )(,p t erday u rt H n oon . It IS a pro t e!"' t uy " 1)1. " Vu n Hh a.ir lc, " pr nf' titl oll C'r of natu r a l ~( I cnl'c,' ngal nH t th (> Injl'ction of vir uH In to t h .u m or h is " h CI u RlI R t f' I" u rn. Dr Van S ha lck Ih'es nNlI' &' h oo l N o_ ~ I n I1 lgh S tr ('frt n(-'o r Ci rer, an d h lR dangh t elo Cla r n, 12 }' I 'ar~ of nge, Is n J) UI)il In th a t sl'lH\o l Eh €' w ith ot ht· rs (,t'\m (ls unll('1' t h(,l c.:umllltl~{t r y Y:L('clnH t lon r u le. T h (' It,ttpl' IH f'otlt~ l 1l'rl In f:;omew h n t b;lrhlcd It rms fl ( n 1I'$'al nntll1'(: antl In till po)., finll is th oroughly comprtent to di~· Dr. F'rC'\lriC'h' s ~u,l:rJr('!':tion. "'hen he wns n k ed if the .mnllp">1 germ WH" ,disro vera b le. he re~lied : . "1 .ortamly th ink t hat It lS olseo l'ernhlp nnd, 'imph' bet'nt" . ,r belirl' e that , It follow. thnt r must belt.,'r thnt th er" i. a smHllpox germ, I lIlO <ertnin thnt tlwrl' i.o~ n !,!r rm of smallpox. hnt 1 dn not belie .. e t h nl it haR be<'n di.ro"erOlI 1~ If you b.iI. I' •. how ...... r . thnt It is ren_onnble to judge t he future by the ptL.~t ond then consider thE:' n u mber of ge>rm dj~('n~ NJ thnt hnve been di!i('oy pr cd in romparntive ly r ecent r("a r~ , you hnY(~ reason to think th at n il infectioll" dis, COUR\E.~ CO URIER. Prec"'... ut'\ons Aga inst S mall pox in P ublic Schools to Be T"'ke n on a Wholesa le Sc ale and Work ... . to Be Accomplish ed in a n U nC usu a lly S ho rt Time. OU R/ £C» 110 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ I EVERY PR E CAUTION TAKE N TO If R OTECT EALTH OF TH E CHILD en'l(,R are !!er m dh;ea~eR. That is what I believ., nnd I nlso om certnin thot th o ,...rm of Rmn lipox, iilte nli othor germ<, i" uL~ oy erabl e. Y accin a lion or public school hlldre n from a drug stor e, remove th e shi eld "The ,:term of choler a ond t,p boi<\ werp discon -'rp<l th ro ll ~h examining the u nder the direc tion of th e D e a rtm ent a nd a ppl y th e ba nd a ge t o th e arm, of Health will begin thi s m or ning, a nd ch an ging it d a ll y un ti l th e arm Is e n- ):;~ dE."jcrtn from pntif>ntF<: the con~\lmJlti on ,~~ I a ccording t o th e a rra ngem e nt a greed ~erm w ell . S'ho u ld the arm becom e sore It s hould be w a she d d a lly I' cas til e ~ oa p a nd w a t e r that has bo iled, JU St be Co r e th e n e w banda g e: h a:-; bee n a pp lied . PUl'C ,'asallne I m a y be n p p iled to th e sore arte r It has This will b e t h e firs t tim e In th e been wna h ed a nd b e f ore th e ba nd a g e c ity's hi s tory wh e re the whol esa le y aC- h a s bee n put on." clnatlo n h as been co m pleted within a LI TT L E OU J BC'l' I O N' E XP ECTE D , single WE'p k. H C' ret o f or e th e pr oce!l:s ha s bep!1 d ra g ged alo n g thr oughou t th e Ahsolut ely pu re ,·I ru~ h a s be en s e wI n t er mo n ths, In cn ny en lcn c lng th~ c ured b y th e 'H ea l t h D e pn rtm E' n t fo r te a.c h e r~, ca u s i ng ab !:= c nces (rom th e w o rk, and eac h \,ac('\ n atl on will be Cl::l SSeR an d dl so n:;"a nlz a tl on . Compl a In t cl one wi t h a f resh po tn t. Dr. Green e "' :\ ~ mad e by t h f' t eac h ers of th e In - S~\y~ h {' 1 ~ de t ermi ned th a t n o compl ai nt vaston by c it y ph y£dclans a t all tim es 5l h a ll b e m a rl €' abo ut th e \Yo rk d one. of th e y ea r Rnd D r. G ree n e , a nxillus H Is n o t a n tlrlpn. t ed by Dr. Gree n e to minimize a5 m u c h a s pO:i!'i ble th e t h a t a n y C hr is ti a n Scle ntl ~ ts or fa lthInronve n iencc, called th e prInc ipals to- h €'a le r p. w ill objec t t o th e v acc ination. g eth e r a nd a gre('d u pon th e pln n t o d o " I ha " e t r Ied to s h ow d u e l"e 5lllec t t o a ll · th e v 3.crlnatill n tn a single w eek. th e se n t iments of pa r £> n ts who obj £>c t t o The prin ci pals ch ose th e presen t w €'e k , "accl n a tl o n on r eligiou s g round E," 5lald a n{1 Dr. G ree ne s en t w o rd t o th e city Dr. Green e In!\ t n igh t , " a n d I h elt e \'e phys lcla ns t o rep o rt a t th e v a rious s u ch pa r e n ts a r e read y to m eet m~ h a lf sc hoOls t oo a y_ way. I h a,'e s ln1llly to en for ce th e la w a nd ha ,'e no po w er to £, x (' us e a ny c hild 8,000 SO R E AR)I S SOO ~ , fro m be ing yacc1 n nted wh e re It Is n eAbout 8.000 ch ildren . out or the 60,000 ce5sa ry. atten d ing ~c h oo 1. w ill h ave to s u b mit DEL I E\,ES l' L .\ ~ I S GOO D , to v a('('inalion. T hcs:e In c lu rl e a l1 th Of:.p wh o h a ve n ever bec n va('c lnated Ra u "Th is inea of v acc inAti n g the c hildre n those who h a v e bee n- v acc1 natE'd un- 1\11 In o n e w ee k I ~ a new o n ('. I think su cceR~ full:r. E ight c ity, or d ist ri c t, It will bp be n e fi c ia l. It w ill giv e us ph ys ic ia n s w ill do th e w o ~k. The ph y - early p rotec ti on a g a in st an y possibl e sl c la n s R!';F;lgn e d a r e N . L . B u rnh a m, e pidem ic, It w ill Wlif ven t t h e f orm er dl p.D . C. Greenp-, A. Bayli ss, H . K. tu rba n r(>~ to lhe (!1'h ss r oo m s cs u s('d b y D tl' Grf)fl t. II. G . Ben lz. \ V HlIa m Hoti- pro tractPd Jlroc{'sse5 , a n d It will r ell rv(' c11r'k. E. C. W a ld ruff a nd J . Ao H of'r- th (> a u t ho r ities by h [l vln g th e work m e y er . cl on~. I do not k now w ha t sc hools will Un de r th e Ry~ t (> m e mplo YE' d by D I·. h(' " lsi ted by th e p h ys l c l nn~ firs t, b u t Gree n e t h lf:. year en(' h c hil d v a cc ina ted a U o r t he m a r e l o be a lle n ded to with in will bc furn is h ed wi t h a !"h le ld to pro- th e Jlrc!"cnt week. t er t t he a b rn~ t oll . T o och child a lso j' I thin k w e h a v e vac cin a ti o n dow n to will be J;'lv e n a printed sli p gi v ing In· $u r h a scienti fi C' basis th a t t h ere Is ab str u ctlo ns to th e pare nt . Th es e s tlps solu te ly no da nger . " re hav e t a k £' n wtll be Jlrlnt (>d In En glis h. Ge rm nn , t h £' .adrlltlona l prera utl on ot gIv in g Ita lia n a n d P o li s h a nd will r ead as tol- p-ac h chil d u. ~ hi elcl and In s tru ctio n s to Ib; pa r e nt s. This we fo un d to be n eces10 ~~;~ th €' P a r ent of thl ~ C h ild L en ve fta ry. bern u se In some C[1 ~es form e r ly th e s hi e ld whi c h is on th is ch Il d' s nrm th e pa r e nts d id no t kn ow h o w t o t a k e In place f o r fiv e d a r s . A t th e nd of car e of th e w o u nd a n d unn ecessa ry tha t time procure a steril Ized ba nd a g e p a in wa s given the c h ild." ' -___ '" was rc"'en led tl11'ongh th e ('xnrninn · u pon by H ea lth Co mmissione r \ Vfl.ltpl' tion of s putu m . t hnt of diphth erin w n'" D ~ e a nd th e princ ipa ls ot the rpnmled Ill' t'xnmining tht' exudate of th e echoo ls the e ntire w o rl< of a pplying th e throat. Tr1chinne WC'Te fonnil in the h fl · virus to th e un vacci n a t e d ('h lldr cn w ill suo. of th e "Ig. B ut "hethor the <1I11\1i- be r omple ted by Frida y nigh t, pox gf'rfU is t o he dic;coY('r ed in nny of the ti~SU eR of the body, or through Ole examination of excrement. or in th e:' pOStules, no mnn cnll say. I b("licYE', how. ever, thut nIl dl se n se~ suc h 8 S measi(''t., scllrif"t fev e r, wh ooping cough , fote., nro gl"nn dlq('n sc~ . nnd tbM. th e. J(rrm.;,; of thllRC diseR!'u"q, n!'; well as th ORP of s mnllpox nltim ntely. will bp uiscov('rcu," Dr, Alinn A, .Tolles of 4-15 Frnnklin totrp.ct, ODe of t.he mo~t prominent gcuHnl llrll.ctitio n cr s in t h t.' city. n 1~f) flf'('inrell that in h is opinion the s lllall po x germ is di!o;cov ernbl e. "1 lJ ~ lirY c i t w ill be cli RrOf"ered," !-lnid Dr. J one:::. " ..\.8 t o w llnt line (If in \'eRtigution will r eyeo l it, 1 nm not 11repnJ'ed to snl', but I shn il look for It "10111< th o line of b ncterioiol{irul i"" . ,tiKlltion." Cit)' Bn cte riol"gi~t \Villium G. His.~elI sni(l : "It if.! entirely problE'matif'nl 8 !i 10 w hethf"r th e Hrunll pox gej'm will b E.' di ~("ov ered . I tlo helieve. ho w (>,'r r. thnt ther<" is n ~E' rm 0 f HJI1all11ox. al t hough it hus n ev er been fonnd. It IF! pfohnble thal so m e c1 J1Y it will be (]t"'cov er eu. :;\1nny di ffe r ent lnborntori es nre ,,"orkiuEC w ith n vi ew to fllld ing it. unci it 1l1l\~' h e that the li nE'S of jll \"ei\ti~nti () n th nt , nt th e pr E'~en t tiuu', o r e being C' llrri r d on t o Iltt a iu t1 d~ end, nrc 1I 0t l he ('01'1'('<' t o n E' .... nutl th ll t, n~ t ime unu {'xpf'rien('(> r (>ndl Ih~ ,· el op m eut. w e will Hnll the gf'rm of ROlullp nxo" I'no YOli h('lie,op thnt it will J,p I'E'Yt'n led throUKh bnrt(>riologirnl in'·€'fl.tignti on , 01' will th e morl! ~eu(>l'1l1 kn o wi etl),{e of the blolozi li t be TtE'ederI 7" W I\N nskpd. "Thnt nlso iH entlrE'ly pro!J le m ut h.'nl. All ul ~co y c r i('s thnt hl1\' <" b eru HIU th' os to tll P n~:;o('il\tiC)n of any ~ p rm with n gh-en d iR.. n~(" hu yc lIf"PIl th t' r{" "'ult. in U\O~ t in s tnnrps, uf rtl ar~ of !o;tUfly. F or (l'~ornpl(>. t h£' {lh~("n"t' of C'OUCt'r hus heen ~t\ldi."d [ or y<"n r l'l, nnd till' ('nmi~ of it hns not )' E't heen ~tuuli"!hefl with ('('rtaint:, olthough mU f'h ill fo r mn tion hn!li Open I!niurd thro u :.:h thp ·w or k of Dr. H enry H . Unyloro of t lip l Tnh·er !\ity of B u rrUlo''' j "IIu~ th e Bnn"u1() LU(, l l' ri olugi('n l (Iepnrtlllt-'nt mad e o n y In \"(~ ~tignli o n t o c.J ts('O\'f'r the "('l'1U of ,..m nllpo x1" .. ~o, nut thnt ~X- (I(·tll ~f)Jn p mon th ... I I "T. < r l i t th !loc tor prot e&! doughter W'18 I s th a t, since hlg he ha s dlS~o va~c n~t e() six y('ars a go, ,lnlA Is a~nh~~r~~ e t ~~ ~h e, US ~ of tbe , science H e ther f P Clpl t;s of natural Il r ot(>(' ti o n an d I~~re ~r?tes l8 a nd claims l1n Hli tuU on or the 1.1I l ., )S undoe-r t he L'onI Cu tat ps. He begs hE'scec hea a nd 1m pia re8 t I ' f ll rth tlT "~Olee t" anl l h lo t there be no c 1'0 " A out a vague hint thrut h e will tak dl th ere is, ' e ra ca l steps ir I ORE POWER DR. GREENE'S EIGHT THOUSAND ARMSco~FiJ ~ SORE THIS WEEK FROM ER. ENFORCED VACCINATION ('II,"~ RfVIFW Olaims Immunity from Vaccination Under Guaranteed Americans. Radical Steps will Follow Enforcement of School Vac- lHlct 'lo rln, nn tl It mny 11 (1 thnt thE' orgnni s m of till." g(lrm produc ing !',mollpox i.~ nn animal org-:lni s m rC<Juiring eutirl'l y difff'rent 1ll eLh od ~ to is<ll ntc- it. 1 btllieve, how.. c'oer, thnt the g erm nitilllnt('ly will be disco,·er ~ d ... hnt th~ physicinn!i do not n~rf:' ~ thp line of i n'·l'~tl~nti o n thnt y,- ill I th E' gprm. Som e beli('\'t~ that uneterlolol':irnl I",' .sti~ntioll' will rennl It: othf:"l"S thiuk thot t h(' mo r (> ge-I1£1l'ni l: nnw l· <edge of the blologi't will hI' needed to taI,""'''''-' It. :'\ot one, howe,"C'r, "'.. n~ [ (lU1111 I!n~~ ! JJln~' ,0 METHOD OF fi NDING IT. PI. veal " ide tlt:'Yf'iopn] H~ 1\ rt1'l'Iult of fOUlillg In ('onInrt with tlonw ho~ .. thut "'.'l'e ~ lIPPUHl' d In hn n' hnd th . dl'(· " '~. \l'il h Ilr. (,hnrle. II, 7.ink of till' Cnil .. i Ht:ltr, hUrt\lllI or l\ui1llni hlllH ~ lr~· I did F-onll' \Vorl<: t o 0 6{'r rtllill it thn t "' ilK pO!-ol'ih l(', unt! I (h."t crmjJwd tl Cl fi nitt' ly t hnt Iii,::::; ('u n ltl Hot l lC' itlf('r t C'u wit h ~mfl ll pt)x. h ut ('ol1 hl h I} vnc(" i nntf'd, or in f (,c U"'d , w ilh ti ll' ul'tlinn r\' ro\\ ll(l:'f." lI r. j"recirrll'l, (', B lIsf'i. of H~, _\ !II·n 111 stl'{' Ct, OIlC' of the Ilrnf(}:- ~o r~ lit f hf' ' ·r l' ... it~o o( R nITulo, nbo pin ri"tl hlul fo.; \,lf on l'('('o rtl fiR O{'li('\'l ng that f hrrf' wa s n smnlh10x g('l'Ol unu lhllt it wt l1 litl 11(' di~­ t'OWII·Pt l. ll e did 1I0t r o millit him <'; l' lf. how ('\'('r. n~ to whnt liol' t\ f iTl\'{' ~"lIlgnlion Wit"! Ilk pl\' to r(' \'(':ll it. llr t- aiu thnt, hfl ~t(,li olt)",i(, :11 ill\·(' ~t i ~;wtl o n mi ~ ht rp,' enl it, th(' knowiNij.! c of tile hi ologh;t nl!o"lo mi,l:ht he l' C' f1uirt'(1. .\ :-I~ l !o; tnnt ('it~· Bnrtcrioingh:t Th o11Hl:-; n, ~nrp{'nter s nid : "1 d o n't klw" why it ~ h o lllLl n o t he (lI ~('OH' I'('ll. If w(' rcn ~O Tl hr nnaio,u;y, th nt io\; I, y t ht' o,;;llrPlld <'f c.li ~f"n"f' ~ fr om (l IW I ll'f!o;(lll to n no thH , W(I 1l1U l"' t t' on ('iude th nt "moll r o x: i ~ nn mfN'1in n'; d ise n to, ('. nntl th ut th E'l' C' mnM h £l SO ltl(' infl'r t io u '" eirm('tlt in it. n gPTm of t-;OTll(' ki nd . 1 wu uld n't nS$<('Irt pOl'fitiy e iy. how Pypr , tlint th(l ~l'rt11 will h(' di~(, o \· c.\rC'd throll J:h bnrt(lrio logi r nl inn.. ~th: n t f on. h ('(' l\l1 ~ (> , "hE'n we u~e thnt t D l·m . we rC'fr-r !'( ) ~ti!!.l ly tIl ~m~ttrox GfRM. IILlr.o'LfF."'" th (~ (',I~ tirel y very wi t h bee n ~~$ DESIRE O~ ~ CJO Believes Health CommI§. sloner Should l3e Au· th orized to Compel Vaccination in Schools of All Clas ses Here. COURIER. STATE BOARD TO ,/~ ODUCE BILL I Re:t:..~eff~oro8-F-.~t he Sta l e Beard secure leg-tsla tion compell ing v accinll ion in a ll sc noois, whether th ey are pu blic. pr ivate or paroc h ia l. A t present the law prescribes c omp u lsory vaccination on ly In p ublic s c hoois, bul H ealth Commissioner Wa lter D. Greene. artel' studying the co ndition t horough ly, has come to the co nclusion that the pu blic h ealth requires a n extension of h is ju r is diction in this reo spec t to all schools w h er e children arc gathe red, "For a nu m hpr o f yea r s th e StatE' Board has been end ea y orlng to extend t he va ccination syste m to a ll schools," said D r. Green e , y este rday. "but the plan has uEen d e lE-ated. ' Ve a re confiden t now , howeve r, that we have proven 5ufflc lE' ntly to th e sa ti sfa ction of a ll sensible peopl e th a t It Is necess a H o a nd as SOOn as th e Sta t e L egislature con\'en es a bill will be introdu ced townrd this e nd." D E XIES STV R DEVAN 'l" S STATJ:;M.' yr Th e sta tt m ent of H. E . Stu rdevant of No. 128 ~r ol'gan Stre e t . tha t the De· portmen t of Hea lth ha~ no rig ht to orner c hlldr~n from s c hoo l who ha ve Hot been \'a cclr. a te d, is denied by Dr. G reene. )'1 ro Sturd evan t , f a ther ot Luciile SlurdHanl, th e 6-yeu r- oid girl who Is alleged to h a ve di ed f ro m " " al"'clna t lon P9h:o nlng," d ecla re d t ha t hI' was prep'll'ecl to PAY to prosec ute Hny ot t h e he a lth ofllcl a ls who e nforced such a nand. e ha\'e no r igh t t o va ccIna t e people aga inst their will." s{lid Dr. Gree ne, "but th e law requires us to dismiSS s u ch c hlldr en fr o m s c hool w ho retuse to be vaccina t ed. Th e n the tru a ncy law com es Into effec t and the chil d ren ha\'e to go e ither to a privatE' or a pa roch ial school. Now, what w e want to do Is to co mpel va cci nalin n In the~e s r hoo ls .1S ,\e ll as In public sc hool!=. Th is would mnke It n ecessary for all ~rh oo l c hildren to b€' vacc ina ted. There Is no reason why the law s hould not be exte nded as we intend It Bhou ld," "!!IIi ""f 1 �UCILLS STURDEVANT'S GRAVE HAUNTED BY lIEARTeBROKEN MOTHER. r COURIER ( ooRI ER. Whose Death :::ather of Child He Attributes to' Vflccination Says His Wife's Mind Has Become Wrecked and She Mourns Over Little Girl' s Grave. OURI ER, , f:..'1, CO URIER, ~ TELLS PARENTS NOT TO llJANY QUEER PROTESTS AQAINS! VACCINATION CO URIER OF SCHOOL CHILDREN 'L' I .~ I r Lon First Day of City Physicians' Work Is Followed by n Number of Objections From Pnrents, One Woman Claiming Doctors Are TryCOURI '~~ to Test PUpils' Brain Power. R E VERY MEANS USED TO REASSURE ·~t~:~t" ,",,~.u.::,::~~ m:~,~~~~~,~:o,: ~i~f!~:;':~:::: :':~:RR:~:~:T~ ~ lYel' t he plan just begun by the Heallh happiness of my wife, bu t I can use . inate a ll the un- every effort to warn other parents e partment t o, ,ace . agaIns t s ilpJIar tragedies. It Is pitiable racc lnatcd chIldren In the publtc to see how my wife grieves. I can't hools, and fearlng lest some of the _hi1dren ,o:hould share the fnte or his wn chUd , whom. he deelure~. d lpd as rpsult of " \'accinntlon poi&on ing," 1-1. Sturdevant at No. 1!!8 Morgan treet, I 1I1 ""''' ''"r ut Lucille St urde,':ult. the 6girl wh~e graYestone in Lawn Cemftery benrs te~timan )" to her father's contention. la~t n ight made known publicly that his wife. MI"~. Sarah Sturu E" 'ant, had bee n to the verge of In!'lO-nity with f O V£,1" her chUd' s peculiar dE'ath . i~ suld t hat )'[~. Sturd e vant's mlnu a ffect ed. that she wanuE'rs from hE-r l~un: -,n'Ol1le a nd that she I? us ually found at ~ra ,-e ot her dpad ch ild. .1\11'. SturU~ denl nt plli nts to the condition of his DC ' wife'~ m ind as a warning to porent& who h:lxe children In the public 5choo l~. He admonis hes pnrent9 not to nllow "thE'ir c hildren to be vac('lna ted by the A~' offic ials of the Health Dt'p~rtment, and l" o:'t'PI'S to par for prose('utlon In ('n.~s where Children a re "acc lnated without the exprE'r'S C'onsent or thE' pnl'ent9. arn:.s t If she did not co nsent herselt and fina lly was fo rcIbly held dow n and subjec ted to the a ppllcatlo n of polso no us vlru~. This happened on :\fay 13th. 1 HI S "rA n X I ~G '1'0 PAR E~TS . • purpose In mnk ing a public statE-ment of the case Is t o warn o ther par('nts not to submit to va.cclna.tion of thE'lr ~hlldl'en by the physicians ot the Health Department. I don't t hink thcre is a ny Ia.w compe illng c hildren to b~ vacc lnatE'd. and I do not th ink par. ents o ught to allow themselves to be intimidated Into the danger. If you r c hlldrE'n must be vaccina ted, get a prlvnte physlcinn for them. There Is danger In a heated schoolroom , where all kinds of gt'rms arE:' floa ting abou t. The parent who would no t spend a dollar to SUVE' his ch ild from t his dan ger Is not worth)" of hftvlng a child. HM)~ C S Her e E XE )I Y OF YACC IXATlO:\,. S itE I';:X OWS T HE S E D OC1 ' OR S . I Lucille Sturdnant died on ~lay 28th last, shortly after b~ing vacci nat ed a t School )."0. 35. A!i wa!'i told at the- time, gra Ye~to ne wa~ erected In her mem , U\, • • ,_ . , •• a t Forst Lawn. on wh lrh was in~rlbed the declaration tha t shE' died a~ a. :'es ult of iovaerinntiOIl poi:;oning." Since that time Mr, Sturdevant hus spared no opportu nity o f condemning vaccination. and his statement yp~er day that his wlfe-'R mental cnndltion ad ded :t new C'hapter to the tragedy In his homp, was made to inducE" pa re-nts "'I' not to a llow their children to be vac- OFFE Il S AID I:\, PROSECGTIOX. "1 say to all parents, If yo u have a chUd In s('hoo l now w ho has not beE'n YR.('cinated . go at once and get the c hild and take It to n. reputab l€' physl . ('ian a nd then keep the c h lld home un til the wo und has thol'oughly reeover- ed. Then the c ity p hysicians w ill not dare to touch it. Do not ta.ke an y chance. "Finally, I make a n offe r to a ll parents whose children haye been va('C'l· nated without prope r ('onsent. I wi ll do all In my powe r to prosecute the offirlalR. If every pnrent had witnessed t he su fferings of my little L ucille he or sh'" would dec lare t he p ubllc vaccinatlon of ch ildren u n o utrage not to be tnlE'ralPd. I admonis h a ll parents to ta ke war ning." ci n::ltE'd. b Is this liberty? I as k It. How can YOli co mbulsion me to leave my little girl have her a rm vacci nated when this is a f l:ee ~o untry? I as k It, is th is liberty? ~Iell1 Galt! i t is no s uch thing." An old Ge rman ca me IntO the De partment of Health yesterday a nd presen ted tbis complaInt in consequen ...·e of t he ge neral vacc ination of p ubl1c school Children. begun In the mornIng. 1t was the first complaint of the sea~o n and no sooner had thE' German left the oftlce than a host of othet' pa rents, apprehensive !oo: t t he vaccination of their c hildre n s hould res ult seriously, trooper] Ino t he office a nd Health Commi~fl"loneJ' "ra lter D . G~e a nd his staff of as~lstant6 were busy d isHb u~lng mInds at fa lse notions of dan g-er In vaccination an d proving to their nt1Bfa ction that it is a necessa ry p reza ution agal nat da nger. Some st l'ang~ I deas of the p urpose of vacc ination (:xisted among those who lru1ded co m plaints. One woma n thought the scraping of t he arm was a means by whlcb the physicia ns drew blood to test the mental condition o f the ch ild. keep hpr a.way f rom Forest Lawn, S he goes o ut there and sits by the grayp for hours at a time . lI.Iy lit tle daughter wag vaccinated wItho ut my knowledge o r conse nt. She was t hreatened with ":'\1y w ifP"s mi nd is a wreck," said l\{r. Sturd evant. "It has a ll been brought a bout by t he death ot o ur child, and particularly the ('Ruse or: her death-vaccination poisoning. I cannot : \. ~ --- " 1 ne ver had my brains tooted in that '~'ay," she remonstratt"d , "and I g uess I ve gOl as muc h brains as anybody I ain't been living a ll these years not' to learn thnt t hese phYSicians a re get!ng- crazy ,no:ions abo ut things, a nd 1 m not gOln~ to have my c hild e:\.pE.'rlmented With. Not on yo ur l1fe!" R Ul while the o mclals In the Health pepartment were explainIng away .....Jch .deas as the se, the l e n c ity physlciallB . C·.: ~i)ERMEN AND SUPERViSORS , \' TI MEs' TOVING WITH PESTILENCE IMc5. • JML. }lEAL TH COMMiSSiONER GREENE AS KS THE SUPERVISO RS TO GRANT A SITE fOR NEW QUAR ANTINE HOSPI TAL-ALDERi ll. )-.1 lev,{ ~~gSIOn at I Week~ pas{b:,' "1 r{ttr Se!lSiOll ~co~~~h~LOX. pf('~l1m(' thnt it wou\r1.'· " 'Yould It nol be' d"nl{{,I'On~ to hrln~ n. . I . . ~ r.1 111110::0.. "all('111 i'r()1ll tit ..• uthl'! en d of the aClion h; rnk(lo .0 tbe Qum3utio£" Hospital I ('Qunty, on'l' tIlt' tOllnlry nMd:.;:" tb{l BOllrd of A1rl("i'm,'u Is heirl nud n.t no ma.ttel'. whlcll has he(>u hnD~lng tirc for months :lnd Olonth~ and whil'h I:. of gl"(>nL ImpoI'tnuce as effectlu g the hC'olth ot the c1IY· Th(' maltE'l' ot hu lldtD~ n Dew Qual" online Jlospltal has :n:t'll up for n long tlmeo Th~ Pt'o I ' -I l b ' . p e cxpet: N tbat t t' ploblem or IO(,!lting It \\ou1d be lioln'd long ('rl' thh", bot the (net or lht, lllBtt('r is thE= tty at t ho I I '1 t C I r [(>s •• re ns Ilr!"lS ever from n f:.olutloD. "Enc'h .\ldt'l'IUUII "3UtS th~ hog· 'ThCl'(' woulc l 1)(' flO c1nng('L' If OU L' ('on'!"('I) wo_gO;) ,\ns I1sccl:' IlnoI11/-')' I'mull,pox d(lyC'lo1)(I(l (.·nc;;C' of ~mnllpo)., nnd the' moth· l"r i~ routin(",l hoth fo r 111(' <;:11«' (If tha "hil!! nnd h(>('nn:--l' sheo bus IH~pn c~poH)d to tht' dis(':lC::('. ('}llrlf'lUir pl tal Ilut in the Othel' !fOnOW'S wa.rd aud !" H'lla'l"I It anrl IhH.l !i It without th(' lH'W hosth'lt's where the rub CODle'S In pit;.. !'!'.' " Whut j~ tbr' 6t t . t 11' Q I "\\ '" wtll h(' In thr· same !;hnpl.' as we 11o!'opit lll mailer dB 11~ ~~ . t <:1' J rl\~'lDt ~e we.~n· I:un win tel' nnel it \\ 111 rO)l\1 tlU' (' It~- [l n\~tPI'<1u ..' nskf'd DO~to \\, 1 n n'\ '(;. t.'vmm l~sion('r or H~~ilh. n [pr . "1 ['s Jtl"t wberr. It WUH hetMe-:' ~1.111 re~ue, IOL (It IllIHI('r. ~n \n n H' C', It ,,(I arc wl[holl [ ;~'l"'tJIJaIt. hn~"ltnl ~It " wbl~' h t~ 1r1~e h:l. rl-:I' ft C n.lI of I hr· C';I':(':-o tll.1 t :1.1 llolc ,"\ C' l~n' (' "'Is All"" UlO\'e Ilk)' t 1;) 1 ~nt to quulnntlup n mUll fit bt~ hOIll~. 1hllt n(l"I' tl'turC"'" e l 0 l! IllUf e In tb~ I~ pX!ll'ns!n': W (I hfl\'(' to fl>pri h im An d ::W(' "h"ln: ~o I t h <. kc'l'll .1 {.:"Ilnl'rl to M'P IhR.l II(~ c;ta r~ nt hOIll ... ." ' .1' ' ~ nn( ('~ t (' nUpf>f"\' j",m"!o; on thp .. H'.H". mallY r,lSf'S ilt s luall"pox 3rc tbere pIOrl\IR.1 Ollh 0 theli gh la~ liS ~h.dll or H'1l In lb·' ('It" n'ow'l" !l{' I'{'!-t trll t I..' t'Ollntr f::.rm tor n .silt' ( Ol' tht: '" 0 I' . " . llOs;>itnl ,. . , .. U ) on{·. ",nwt \10 they think 1 t It'j" On(" Df"'"N ('nll l(·li. though . whe'n others " Tltl . 11n \'\" . n lOu " an' lIkdy TO df'YC'lop"" I tht"lr (/p1Iu" n L.g!~~n IlS tiDy InGif'!ltloD " ~ - ns .Hr. Bn:./l'(l t"~r ~nntt(l:ll1k('lY to ('omp !Jetore the .: ~:\ If" 1I.1)("'n !iO:!i $hDl'tl.\"f" Ollt 1 It' ~1l\!i·111 "It ('IIDJr:>: up I:\,:;t Tnt·selll)". It "n(" done' l\1Jou, n)be. !':oHlf'tlllug wtll lIe "'f) b S "l l"l\f'pk. , .0. t. I: .. upt'nlf<OfS I I I u.nw, rhert'·,. no .. '!lIng- "\\"111'11 1I11'1'(' 1110;0.' h(' ollwrq nnd If t llf' ril"\" ~hollllt ht' I1nfnrlU llflte- °th (I • I .. (It lrlnKlng o( l)I\rlf'nl~ (ron' I "Th:lt'!i thp u'lIlh," r\'ll1srkC'd the ('om ml~'."lnn('l' ot' lIf'ullh. Smnll"llox C'nH."~ n rE" hpln/: f'1)mhn tlf'f1 III cltk ... nil nl'ollnd Burrnlo find whllC'. rtF. Or. (';1'("' 111' s"lr". Ih,·\"(, Is but on(l ('01':1' h(,I'(' 1 wnn l the- city to I~DO'I~h to tin'! ito.:C'lf in It 1-illl1ntb"ln htmilnl' ~~~~1 ~,~i lr~"l! Qunrnnt!nC' lloSllital C':tsps to th ..n f.)f In~1 \\ Intr'l', It iR wll li01ll n hUNI J Ii. 0 C'r (I Q(J1mty. In (,n,,' r lH'), gol,"C' plt::11 nr s·.rudC'1l1 :1111 (Innr\' 10 tnk(' c'nn' of th~' I{ h~'lI;'"\"~Itfl on jlhp tount)" tnrlll 'j" It!'> l1:1tl(lD1!'!" .\nl1 nil hel":I;I!~~ thC' AIIII'I'Illf'n ('f'l .ho'""t lnht .s thp. \':(1)" ~Olll(l o r Ibf'lU l'iLlwoL f\~n'f' IIA 10 where- 1he hospitnl t • • ~ lol., 1 I a\" nOI heal'u nny Otlic'lll .110111tl 11(' 10('ntl'll. t" xr.r~" ~ ~~ to thllt ~ITN·t " ':'!w hp,llth !luth:"JlltlC's. 11 O,,"C' ''('r. :1.l'(' In ~l' .n. th" 1'( 11) ~ lcl tnnkf! nn n,::rpprnf'nt hop l's Ihltt rill' BORn1 or ~\lJ1(>J·l'!:';OI'S rn n to '!:·';~ln~~rt·lh.t ~ht" eOlllll,r {·n .... ·s. It would hC' pJ'P \·nllt (} upon to :::-1,",' tl1 (' ('it)' n ~1l('(' ot H('( .f I Ihl" C'uun l r fl1l'1l\ f'lI" u~(' il~ n ~ltf' ot XO FO IlC E USF.D. In fact. Dr. Greene h a s given orders to the p hYSicians that they ~hould not torce vaccination where the Children protest much. Those who express little o r no fear will be vaccinated with the best sklJJ an.d materials. but those who c ry much Will be allow€d to go without immediate a ttentlon, but a notice "w Ill be se nt to the paren ts that the child w1l1 have to be vaccinated before it can attend school. "People have become pretty well edu('ated up to the necessity ot \'a('c lnatlon," said Dr. Gree ne, "and we e xpect no lrouble whate ver. Of course, the r e a re stili some w ho a re !!uperstl. lIous or prejudiced, but when we explain that lives may be saverl by vaccin:ltlon they generally ag ree w1t'h u~." Rac h of the c hildren vaccina ted yes. terday was furnished w ith a shield 1'01' t he a rm and inst ru('tions to pa.re nts informing them how to take care a! the sore. rt ~:s:tl:Dlyl t~·l~rl ot thf' ('(!tlllt)'. It tIlt!"e Sll~tlh.l Ibnl I.. rlon(· tht"n the probl(·1U ,\'111 llnn~ )1..': JIg, 'Kouhllt not 1" 1(('11 5(1) "\"('(1. COURIER, - S CAIlED ~rr.H;S?:~~l\~~~_ kotn. :lni h('r infant ~on Herll('l't nr(' (uufint"(i nt the (Jllnl':lntinC' h()'-pif~1. T I~o l'hilfl. whn i~ olll;y ~('\'t'1\ DloutitH Ofl1, IS l'e}lort(>d to he.' ~lIfft>r in )l' fl'om 0 w(' l1· nn actf' IIUltt(' hosllllnl.·' " "-hilt will h(, t he" clty'!i ('onc1l110n lu is It CHILDIlE:\' T E Il R O IlIZ E D . O ne of the most Interesting sights ot the day was t h a t a t School No 31 which has the la rgest a ttendanc~ a ny school in the city. Dr, DeGroat a nd Dr. Burnham went to the school together In the mornIng and after all the unvaccinated ch lldl'en were picked out they were take n in to one room and to ld to bare their ar ms for the operation. ~l ost of the c hildren were small and no soonel' had the o rder been given than a c horus of baby cries rang t hrough the building. The Impression on the minds ot t h e Children e vidently WdS that so me bloouy tyrant had stepped o ut of a s tory book into real life a nd was preparing to but"her them. The two physicians a tt e mpted to convince the c hildren b y soft words that the;): were not butchers. "O h, O -O--O-o! 1 wa nt my mommer teh t um." s hrieked one little girl whe-n ~er s leeve was draw n up to expose her IttLle a rm to the vaccine point. It was a ll ove r before her mam ma came and a tter a fe w of the c hil d ren had provpn to a ll the re~t that th e fear was on ly In the a nticipation of murder which d ldn·t take place the p hysicians experienced little t roubl e. ICEWATER CO URIER. UNDER BAN OF THEA TEROOERS Dakota Woman and Her Chil d Were Sent to the Quaranti ne l'C'jIular tr~·I~I.~:,Y r oulll not Ill' IHougllt bere 011 n ' I hlliel ly think f' o." "Sl1nl'\)~IIl~ t hat 1hp Bonrd of , 'uprl'v\,orh ... hould ::::In' fO t il(' r lt.r n !ollt(' Oil thE' (,Duno' !.H111 \rooM th'" ~ji l.fXIO flPllropl'lntlon stili Ill' ~l"' lIt for l'llly tl I)ol'ti(1Il o( 1t't· .• J [ woull) t!1 kf' ~:j4J.(:()lJ to hullr1 anrJ e'1u ip whll«>I' v_. lIlasten Park, C;ntral and :~~~d~dlgi~r~ChOOIS have not yet been - - -- - -- MjN INACTI VE AND NEW EPI DEMI C MAY OCCU R. I() l!"Glgned to the various schools had wo rk on the ar ms of the 8.000 ('hlldrf'n who will need vaccination, an J in som(=> of the sc hool buildings so me interesti ng ~ Ights were w itnessed . Dr. Greene ('o mpleted his lis ts of RsslgnnH.'nts a nd the cf ty p hysicians who have charge of the di fferent sc hools for the w{>C'k arc: N . L. !lurnham, Nos, 4, 6. 7. 26, 2i, 28, :.1Z ~~d 0)3: DE'vVltt C. Greene. Nos. I), l~. 35 .• 50. 5i a nd 58: A. ~I, Bayliss, :\05. 3. 2.), 29, 41, 47, 52 a nd 63; H. K. ueGroaL No,. 31, 43 a nd 44: H , G. n-ntz. Nos, 15, 23, 37, 39, 48 a nd Ken. ,,"::;-ton School; William Hoddlck Nos 1. 2. 10, 11, 13, 14, 46 a nd 55' E ;'" 'Valdruff, Nos. 19, 36, 38, 45, 49, 59: and R.chOO I o r Practice: J. A. Hoffmeyer, ~""" 18, 20. 21, 22, 42, 51, 54 a nd 60: E, ..;:' Boden bender, Nos. 9, 24, 40 and be~u n 16,17 an d 56, :'\lrf.:. ?lll' )"C'l's and her ~Ol\ WP I't' trarH~ l­ ill!; from till' ~-M>t to Horhl·"tC'r.. rhe motitrl' "'fl~ ula rnu)(l Thul'sdny I1lght by thf' ill nnd r"'Y('rhdl C01ltlitiOlI o f thE ho y , nnd ~ t()ppl~d IJff :It t1l(' ~l'\\" Y(Jrk C(:n~ru l Rlatiol\. Th('," ~o\l,",ht ont a pll)"slcwn, whn dingnmH·1! lh(' ('l1~l' It!'! f-imallpflx. ~nd notifiNl thC' ht~/lith d,·P:\I·tllH'l11. ~\"'<';lst­ nnl I T('nllh ('ltl1lmissiuner Clark wn~ ~(' nt to itp-ez..tign tc. .' VI'. llull';' :t,ltl'l'l'd with t h(' Uln1!110SI"i o f the r!l~\' onJ S('nt thi.' \\"O1ll!.111 uml II1'r FO U tn tIIC' qU:lralltl llf\ hn~pill\1. Ht· :111'0 not!fi('(1 the railroou a llicin Is 01ld Ol'llC'rNI tl ' Rt lh(' {'Ill' ill wldrh till' Dnkot :U.1S hatl Inn'· cluj he ~il]('tr;H'k('"(1 nnll fllml ,l!"tl t<'l~. PC'r,,;olls whu came in (,ontnC't ,wlth the tra \'(llf'r ::.; would (it.> wC'1I to olll"el've the prccautio ns II th-he,1 i n :.u<,11 case i. _ BY N l.' ~' C J A~I DII, E;x 'ro C OOLIXG GREEX E'S THEY PRO- PASS BETWEEX- .1CTS B E ' >E RAGE BY. 7# ,,~ '''lee water?" "No. thank you." " 'VeIl, whRt'5 the matte r with everybody tonight T ' Inq u ired the u s hers In t he d ifferent theaters o f the c ity last night as t hey walked up and down the als lps as is their us u a l c us tom with glasses of ice co ld water wh ich are uncler o rnlnary c ircumsta nces eagerly g rasped by the thirsty theate rgoersIl nd morE> partic u larly the la d le-B. But leE' ('ol d ,vater was a drug In the markpt Inst nig h t. Nobody dra nk It In the theatE'r~, an d t h e g lassefl were returned to t hea.ter supply rooms ae the~­ had been se nt. o tl t-ail full to theIr b rims. The rea~n tor t h is s udden n n tlpathy toward Ie-e walel' Is probably e xp lained by th(" ",a t'ning Issued yesterda y by Hee!t~ '-'nllii!IlI'~l gjjl:' "5~,g~ 1~ the d· fee l lMrVI11h lYkFlii \fNUF o f ( his c ity tEl, a t he prese n t time. badly contaminalecl-t hut it contains a typhnld fever germ, a nd that it s ho uld In a ll cas~s be bofJed before it Is served up ~for drinkin g purpo_"_e_"_._ _ _ I �r POOR Of BUffALO fACt APPALLING YPHOIO GERMS 26 ~eeINAT\oN IS IN THE em I ~oPPosm BY ~~()0~¢'?!WATER. ,f~ PARENTS. ENQUIRER. HEALTH COM MIS S ION E R t' r . ..>.i_ _E~ NQL"RER. GREENE WARNS PEOPLE TO BOIL THE CITY WATER BEMANY SEND PROTESTS TO THE FORE DRINKING IT- THE HEALTH DE PAR T MEN T WORST CO~ITION IN MANY AGAINST DOING THE WORK YEARS, IN THE SCHOOLS, BUT ANSWER IS THAT IT MUST BE NLE~~ the people of Buffalo boll exppriencE'<l by the d istri ct physlrlans or the Health D epartment In the vaccination of the children of the public schools. This Is on account of lbe actlon of the parents. who do not take kindly to the edict of H ealth Comml~slon.r W"itp{ D . .Htll~qt tba.t all pupils who w('r bE e I ed la!;t year an.l those whose vaccinatton did not \\mrk SUCCE"s!;fully, must be vacctnated agaIn this year In order to attend EchnoJ. These pe-ople do not want their hildrpn to und ergo the injection o f \~a(;cine, and many of them ha v e so in- formed Dr. Greene. (j}J>;'~R~TE ting typhoid g erms in lnt:>lr syi=\tpms. my~tery why thpre Is :1 noticeable increase 1n typhoid fever c:u::oo. The Insc:cl Is known as th(' colon h3('11Ius. N('v~r betore In the nlstory of the Health Department has this insect been found In the drinking watE.>r. Heretofore It has ('onOned its limitations to stagnant and contaminated wat('r. Health Commls~lnncr GrE"ene Is worrying fOt fear people will not take his ad\'1c'e and all the ctty water be(or(' using tor Inking purposes, because I{ thpy don't will undoubtedly De s tricken with typnold fE"ver. "The city wa.ter Is In bad shape," ~ald Dr. Greene thi s morning. "n has got In It what we never dt!'lcovered belon!. In the water at present there is the colon bacillus. This Is a HUle mi('ro-or~anlsml lC'h will alway~ bf' found In water tha contaminated. It has n('ver he fore b{'C'n goOd watE"r. and has always been found In ~fv.tag(> matter. "The prest:ncc or thl~ little Insect or germ Is du(' to th(' wInds that have been Qultf' !'itrong this fall, and which stir up thE" Vo'at('r. Th(>SE" In5lec ts wl1l ~ettle In " se"'agc matter at thE' bottom. and a stron~ wind I~ llkely to stir It up. People should ho1l the water he tore drinking It. There has bflen a jump In typhoid f('ver. not any thi ng alarming. but It Is noticeable. Th(>rc vdll be many more cases unless the drinking water is boBert." "Th(>~e conditions are not due to the seweragp f rom the stpe) plant?" "No. they nre not." replied the Health Commissioner. Flth"en hlHIl"eN '" ~ st ·~R8.T~MEa BAL80M' ND ·DOCTORS TIMES. CARROLL STREET MOTHER DOESN'T WANT HER DAUGH· F.~~o:,:~n~cO~~~Rllh CommiSRlon('J' GrN'nc und the- police ot 1he ... ·om........... , ....... .. .. ... .. · ....... . 1901' ... .................. CT ......... ..... ..... , ~· . ·s (.;ioo i. ;;~~·I~~· ';.~'';~;,:~~'. '''' . ~h(' work bl"q'un "orn e lime ago by t (.. l~l~h iJ~!JQJ'tmr.nt in fuml~pting t.he hoW! ii? i}jl Fjltinns In the 'pnblb~ f;clwol~ a nd \\.'hlth Ul'P the property of lhe cit\' w ill ht.~ finf ~h(>rl thl~ afternoon. It 1.'" heljp, .. 1i (he work will re.::;ult In c1. matpr!;;t,l b(' n pfil to the C'hlldr"'n a~ 1 hty h :l \'~ Ipcorr.e u ncti ean from (on~t..'\:1t iHW ::lnri it was f ear·pd th:tt dlS( :l~e gP.rIflS might be spread a:3 a '·(lNuit. 1 J) ~ OJ1Je, fc.,v dU)' H, he d e - nlet! tlU" prh' Jleg h e cll.usc of the Int'le of ('on1. lIenUh C umlllll!l~IOlier . ~~ r for poor Oil th e InlhU e both their )I crsou ul clennll- Uf'HM .nny. ,,-Ithln u ~cr ~OW 1hou~n ll(1 'vho ,h'I)t~ IHI However, their pleadings and even threats are of no avail. Health Commissioner Greene stands fi rm In his pOSition that every child must be vaccinated In ('ases where it Is necessary. The Idea of having the children " acclnaled is to prevent any chance at t he sp read at dlsea~. Some of the par(>nts say they will keep th E"lr chl1rlren home and not send them to school. This will r esult In a. vhilt fr om the truant omc(' r. Th e Jaw co m pels parents to 6cnd (hell' children to school until the-y have arrived at a certain age. Dr. Greene's ultimatum to parents of this disposLtion Is In substance: "It you do not consent to the vaccination 0°! your child, the child will not be admitted to the public schools. You wlll th (>n have to send the ch ild to a privatt' !:chool. It Is not necessary that t he child be vaccinated by the Hea.lth Department physicians: tak e him or her t o your o~" physiCl'!an In whom you have faith and let that phyalclan do the vaccination All the D epartment r equires is that the chUd be vaccinated," HO"'evH, many pa rents will not look at the matter In th e same waY as Dr. ~ Greene dOES. It: paren ts think th{'lr chlldr(>n st~nd In d ange r wh en vaccinatE'd ,.,:Ilh other children. they can have th ~lr ('twn phy9ician lIse the quill on the children's arms. The Departm ent requlrN; eveQr child. who Is not to be vaccinated m .. .. .. this ye3r. to produce a certificate from a IIchool principal to th(> effect that the 1/ child was vaccin ated last year and that the operatfon work ed ef'fectlve-ly. or else thp chUd mU!'it produce a cf'rllficate from his !amlly physldan which must b ar ..................... ~ :.. .... .. .... . the ~tatE"ment that the youngster was vacC'inatf'd rf"f'ently and successfully D:1l1y Dr. Gree ne r eceives visits from people who object to th e vaectna ticn of their children. Da ily he also receives TO UNMUZZLE DOGS. plenty of mall dE"aling with this subject. /sAFE Parents dalm th ey are afraid their chit· "It Is Rate to r€"move muzzlt"s trom dOl{s dren ,,-Ill s uffer and p r obably get poison now." ~nld Health CommlSSlo~r Or ~""'" In their ann". D r. G r eene anSWf'rs these Y!'stC'rday .. ihtetld to sag to th~ lellers In a manne-I', the- substance of Common ·Council shortly that provisi on which Is glvf'n above. This year therE" may be made that th(" muzzling onllnan wJll be no c'langPT whatever: in fact. It Is shall go out ot effec t till next summer' assertf'd there n e"flr was any dan~er In thE' publiC' vacclna lion of school children. ,,'hfln fI ('hllrJ Is vaccinated the Qulll used hi Immediately th rown away, thprf' being a qul11 for every chllrl. Dr. Greene has evpn takl"n th e precRutlon to sep that lIach chilo Is pre5ented with a shie ld LO prntpct th(> abrasion on the arm. Thl!'i f;hlelrl "dll keep dirt and colored clothing rrom the "ore and give It an opportunity to heal Qui ckl:{. Or, Grpen(> saId yesterday to an En· qulreo r rPl'lorte r that he was firm In hlA dpt l? rminatl on to flee th at every child at thl> puhlic !'Ichools Is vaccinated In ac" ('ordan(,A with the rules and reQuirements of thE" Df?'p a rtm£'nt at Health and the D<'p:utmf"nt ot PurllC' Instruction. Parents whQ cio not want to have their children v31"cinatpd hecause of personal reasons wl11 have to f;tand the extra and heavy (>xppn l" e of !'If'ndlng their children t o a boarding school or ~omE.' prlvatp. InsUtu· tlon In the ('ltv. whpr(' the rudim en ts of \ erlu('fltlon ar" rl ril1E'd Into the minds of the risin g generalion. .- ----------- HERE st 1$ .~ame car nin eteen ar~d tor B utra.lfJ early The other ninet een cars were C,,;\ed by the rallrpads. or ~ht Is the experience of the .man. co a ers who In the past bave suppll!d ba~1 to the poor classes by the bUlhfl h or poll?" w a 5 a s ked of on. 01 th' \V,,01e8~ler8 YeElterd ay after noon. t thl I was talking to one of these deal-.. " 3 morning," sn ld Mo 1 t he whole.sai an<l though he has disposed of tw.nty odd tons of sort coal b or. '0ll:" Be . ho~r ~: rr~l a n d shorter measure tn thi pa!t died n a ys, he told me tbat t he dema strfl ~~om hl6 class of trad e In th e E ast su"rd sun' 10 dl!'itl'lct was not very great M • ~~~/~ft;oPle, said h e, are gettlng 'in th~l~ she r s supply of coal by sending th I dOUi ~~Nnog~(:rs or going thenlse lvea to t1; lev! r yards or along th e ra llto' d . ,Ith d. trac ks and h plpl ng themselves to t~ d.re coa l aa it comes into the City In cars. a Ilk' ]!II' pili "'Ve'"c hnll no really co ld weRtb. er ye t ," "aid thl" conI nl8.n , "ant ~nl!l e qu entl)· there bu .. been no ar iJIIfn g ll e Jllllntl for con i froul th e )loor! ; clone!!, bu t JU 8t you walt until • cold .mn p come" along Rnd thtn there'll be a , -c rltable panlc amon. h I8 CIUIIIII of lleollie. They o al, pause t o thlnle: of tod ny, n re Hrldolll If ever plnnning for tO Jllorrow. and the rel'lult ~' J11 be that nulU8 tbe coo l tl trlk e hI Immediately e nded throng}L the Influence ,v hi c h Pre • • "If'tlt Rool" cYelt 1M JU"V bringing to bellI' UPOll the sltllutlon. these •• e o .. Vle will kllow nctual ", uaer lng thit 'w inter ttl' they probably never h a ve k.lto.,vn It b efore .'J p..1 y, thll bad not Local Wh esale Dealer Re- '-4. ceives One Car Out. of a Consignment of 20 CarsAll Classes Look to Presi. dent for Relief. couR\E.R. A new \n s('('t has bern discovered in thp water by IIC'nllh Commissioner ,VH1t~r D. GreenE' and hf> says the pre.sence of thi?iillie ~enn Is a menace to thC' 11\'('9 ot m;lny men, women Rnll chlldrcn lIvIn~ In this city. The discovery or this ot the ~ RAILROADS SEIzf O the wnt.r before drinking they are In Imminent danger ('It g et- gC'rm is lhp sotuUon ~~ ~~\~ 4..i! rfO CD:::~~r~::, SITUATION Veritable Panic Will Seize Upon Them When First Cold Weather Comes --Few Have Over One Week's Supply, \~.~ ~O U I ) MUOH CO L one carload 01 soft i~r containing fiftY- fi ve scc 'on ll PI'C' c lncl to lU\\'c ~t·s. Balsam, w110 11\ t-s fit ~o. 20'2 Cnrroll Street, l'('moY(' h('l' dal1ghtrr, who 1~ sulrl'l'illg whh tnlhohl rC\'l'l'. La a. hOSl11tni 01' ('Isc ~l"(' her propcl' :nNlkn 1 t r('1\ tn1('ll t. Jl cr (Ia lJ~lllel' bRR \)cC'lI 111 for RI'\'('rul days allfl Dt·. Df'wlt t C. Gret-or. th(' <11~lr\('t pby~l('tntl, ndyl!olcd hf'l' to p('nc1 liN dfill,t:'htpl' 1(1 thl" hn:;;pltnl. :{he re(I1 ~('II. It I!; al1f'~Nl, uud the llC!lltb ('CIll)' ool~"'i £ !ll" [ wns uotltipd. iil' :lih·lf-Pel 11\C' police to look Into the NUt£' nurt Il1st ni.l!bt Pntrolman Long Wf"nt to tilt' plnt'e. )rr~. Bnlsom. 1t I~ nllC'j:('d, rpfl1~Nl tn ~I"nd bf'r Ilnu~hte!' to n hosplt:ll No\v the allthl\rltles are wattln.!;' 1111171 Monrl;p· when 1hey ,,\II confer with Judge "~ nltt'r D. G1:J!1-ne. ""' ho lin .. l!Iu ller0'\ ("r tht t,,' o public I)nth hOIl~(."H. ' 0 . t. locatell III th e 'rt.'rra('t', nlill .\0. 2. In £uHt lJntfnJo. rc(~ (,'I,t,cI " 'o rd frO lu the lIorcnn of nnllcllllloCH Y("H t eTdn y thnt ' the conI M IIIJpl~- ,"' oulcJ ,u'olJnlJly be ent ott "fthln u f,'''' Con I hUM rls,-" u to "u(" lt n price Oint tltt· pour nl"e unahlt'" to llur<"hnM'-' It nntl nre Ill'lug clrl"eu to tlu,lt to fulUII th<"l r urgent. Imnlcdlnh" "I\ut",. Th JH 1M tru{' In lJuf_ 1,,10 nntl It I.!I true Ht ("'·e r)- ]"llnt lH"t.,,·(,,<"u lJuffnlo nntI the eon l ftf"ld!'it . \. In r",~ ('onl tt.:"nler Is r"'""I,Olll't1hlo fur th~ "'tntenleut. thn t ("nrM Hhlpp ecl from th l" ('onl JI~ld!ol tn ltu ffn lo nrrl"".. :.sO 1'<"1" cent. Mbort of tb(" ,,~ etK ht tIJ<,,~~ ,, ("rf' l.·rec1Jte~ t ·'w ith nt Nturtt!n,.::. On l y n "~ t"'r)' SJnull IH~rCf'"ntnJ(e 01 thl" r(" •• rfOHent" ,\"u~te In trtn··e l. ' rJl(" "c,H I~ th<"rt. ,ll'Ilon .I".,M. The reason t ha t the bn th houses must clo~e Is thut the co:11 Is used to he-at thp water , antI without hot wuter during the cold weathe r It ig us eless to keep the bath hom~e~ opE"n. Dr. Greene said th a t 09 ~oon as the coat suppl}· stopped the bath housE'S would ha \'E' to be closed, and the poor people who for years have depended upon the city's charity in this resp{'ct would ha \'e to find some meons of thpir own to keep themselves ('lean or el:;E' go without bathing until next summpr. Already within the last lew days the bath houses have been ('lOBed down for half days at a time on aCcount. of the shortness of the coa r sup- ply. " ' ILL AFFECT TnOrSA:XD~ . An Ide-a of the InC'onvenience, nnd eVE'n distress which the closing down of th£' bath houses will entail , is shown In the numbe1' of people who h av e Ipllrned to take advan tage of the-se plnC'NL Last month. 6,743 baths were ta ken at Bnth No. I, and a t No.2 , 10.462 were tal<en. The people 'who go to thesE" b:tths are those who, of co urse, hu\'e no baths in thpir own homes nnd who ronsE'Quently wtll have to tmpro"is€" some means of keeping clean or do without C'iE"anllness. Both bath house s are loc(1te-d In thi c kly settled poor districts. The bath houses ar!" ope-rated as a PI'ot('('tion for the pubHC' hea lth. "Ce l·t ainly it will be too bad If we ha\'e to ('lo~e down th(' bath hous ps," ~nld Dr. Greene. "But It looks as It we ,,-Ill hay€" to do It. 'Ye ar€' being ~uppll('d with ('onl by the- ton now, and h~\.v(' hnrdly enough on h and to k eep the plants going continuous ly." XO~ E DU'l' COX'l'RACT eOA I" did "d CIII dl due • n~ r;~ " "Many have no coal at all, and R rp now using wood for tu el. It Is onlv a small proportion who Jive nt>o.r t h a rallrt'lad tracks and wbo h a ve al .. wa vs been in the cu~tom or helping t h emsel ves t o coal from the ra ilroad C'ars and piles that have any thing on a nd for tomorrow, and what thfoy ::lve on hand would probably not la.et more than a week In rea l cold weather." LOOTIXG GOING ON. This coal man was responsible fo r thi' statement that every ca r of coal arriving at its destination today showed a shortage of abo ut 30 p er CE"nt. b ecause of t he shrinkage In tran sit due t Il thp theft ot coal from the ca rs. All of the local coal men had their eves turned on Washington 'yes ter dny and were eagerly devouring every new bit or Information given th em by the newspapers. by th e tickers and In prIvate advices in regard to t h e con fer· flnre between President Roosevelt, the presidents of th e coal r oads and P re!ldent J ohn :\l llchell and his associ 'l t!:!8 from the United M ine \\' orker c ' UnIon. Everv coal man seen by Co urI er rp.porters yesterrlay a fternoon was s:mgulne of a speedy termi nation at the strike noW that the governmen t au· thorltles have taken a hand In tho matter. "And the e n d CA n't ('orne a ny too ~won." was t h e consemms ot opinion of flvprv coal man In terviewed In re- "ard to the probable speedy t erm ination of the strike. A LU C KY At ~IA'\'. the office of one of the big coal concerns in this city yesterd ay a sto rV was told of a ){ as~achu~e tts man who in the past ten days has Men n.bl~ to buy up three tons of hard conI Rnd who 'yesterday morning s hipped this ('oal In barrels t o a relative at RE"verlv. Mas."'. The coal had cost h im $5.75 a ton here and he figured that he ('ould send It to Mas<;arhusetts b'y freight and get it into his rela tl ve II coal hin at abo ut half the p rice per ton for whi ch hard coal 15 nOw sell~ In~ In the New Eng1ann towns. WARD HAS FAIR S UP PLY. Co mmissI one r of Public vvork-q Fr::l n~ ris G. Vlard said yesterday that t here \\'HEl- enough sott coal on hand a t the \\'8 t('r workS to keep the bo ilers r:o~ In.'r tor three more months at least. In the ~vent of the conI strike bp\ ng ('Irl)~ lons;red beyond tha t period Col. "?~ rd said that It walli not at all unll\t el~' tha.t 011 burners \""ould be lnt r o1uf'fI'l B ~ the \'lller workS plant, and th!-lt all would be sub!tltuted fo r coal as ! , el. ~ ~ UMIGATED THE ROOKS. ENQUIRER, T NQffiRER. REPORTS SHOW SCHOOLS IN POLISH DLSTRICT AND lUN- 1n t.he bitumlnous con i diMl'icts the mlncrR have not been At work for t our d;J.y~ now-in th~ districts from whic h moot of BuffalO'!,,) soft coal supph' Is r C'<:f'lvpu , And latE' ye$t.el'dny afternoo n It W1.S Hated In the loca l office of on e Ch ief Clerk or ~yndi('atl' controlling soft ('oal mine s Departmen.L of Health this mor"t~g th at U'e supply at coal was practi('all , ii'ur"a~l1t rega rding • e-Xh'lUstNl: th,lt what little sott coa l g~~~ of the d e p a rtment In the tumig:· wafl in Rtorngt:' h pre would only sufflcll to ~upply the nfe·h oC custompl'S who ~~on of the public school tex tb"rl h1.VP ('on tracts ,\ Ith the coal companiAS The schools In the Polish dlst ~c an(l that thel'e \\'n~ no l'oal on hand wbere t he recent smallpoX epldeThe for tr:ln~ipnt ('u~tome"$. At tht:' officE'S held fu ll sway. were vis ited bY all of (.~1t>1· big coal companies ~om{'wha t Healtb De pa rt ment Inspectors an~ de Mu rphy !'ilmUar statements were gl"en out and lookS we r e fu miga ted by f onnalde y )1r ~ Ralsom, it Is alleged, Is pl'cjucllC'('d ~nndl e~. Th e va r ious klndgartens were ~8! ho spiUL lB. ber hu sba od hay-Iub. dled ~ 1.111 t() thE' pffeC't th<1t bccauqe- of thl? e;l r ~hortngf' at the milles find the ('on~e ­ also v isited· f ml (IUl:nt Llylng oft of th p. mi ller:. until ('~r~ In all, 54.000 school books wer~ NOl!: \l'~ I'N'I<.'I\'("(I the SUPlily of fiatt con I i n gated Th e schools visited were. d . Huft:lhJ ha", dwindled d own until thpre . H 58 31. 25 and (3. The kin oris pral't!c'a lly none or t he stuff In the 5~,.~~·ns . which were visited Includ'td mal'kf't for anybody except c ontrac t fhOse at schOol No 57. at No.100 custonlf'r~, ~ll ('h a~ the coat c ompanies St"eet. No. 709 Sen eca St~eetl' rorkllner are hounrl to ~u pply. Jeft'erSO n Street, No. 38. p'1.E~VZ;ED. ~hnelder rhe t St,.""t. No. I~2 Erie street and Trenl~ol~n the 'ld~"I~f:~~~'~':d~~;1 ~ S hOol. H ealth ~~I~ said that the L ~ not be �S NO USE N ~ I;FDRHOSPITALS. I rNa ~! EPIDEMIC LIKEt.y IN CITY THIS WINT_~R Fro MILD TYPHOID EPIDEMIC g$IN CITY % 8 o her. Whose Daught er Has ' '/eR Typhoid. Res ists Att~mpts Health Commissioner Greene I )Jiite Better N l:BI~;'" I Be~se her husband wnVt~ken to ar hospital when III a lew years ago and died th£>re, )l rs. Balsom or 20~ Carroll street has a prejudice against such In- I st!lutions, the pollee say. Therefore I she has relused to allow her 18-yeo. "'<"I! daughter who Is 5uttering from typhuid feyer to be remo,'ed (rom the house, a lthough Health Commiss d irected S . ps may be taKen )Olonday to compel her to sub1 mit to having th e girl taken to a bospital. It Is claimed she Is not getting proper treatment at home. I Y esterday Dr. Greene was notified that although a couple ol physicians had prescribed for the sick girl she was not being properly nursed. Her mother did all In her power to make the girl's suffering less, but refused to admlnisler medicines as directed by physicians and also refused to allow her daughter to be gtven cold baths to reduce her temperature. About five o'clock, Dr. Greene sent a' note to lhe Seneca Street Station directing the police to inform :\lrs. Bal': som that !\hc must allow the distri ct phyCjI('I~n. Dr. De'Yltt C. Greene. to Dre~crlbe for the girl and to follow his dlr~ctlon~. He nlso directed if I this were not obeyed the girl ~hould b e sent to the hospital. Patrolman Long went to the house on Carroll street and Informed :\11"9. Bal::om of Dr Greene's meg~age and said the girl mmH be taken to a ho~;>ltal. "Get Oul or this house with your me~­ sagE's. Tell Dr. Greene to mind hi" own business." This is Long's report of his Interview" Ith tht' mother. He said she would not listen to him and Invited him and Dr. Greene to visit a warm climate. LA~t night Dlstri('t Physician Greene au vised the police that (or the ~ake of the girl they ought to enter the hom:;e forcible- If nece~sary and take her to a ho~pttal. No such st('P~ were t<.lken, howtover, as the pOlice thought they hat! no right to break into a house under th e clrcumstance5'. ").II"S. Bai!':.om \\ ill not give her daughter ('oIrl bath~ and c1oe:q not administer m~dlclne as 1 have lllrC"('ted." ~ald Dr. Greene last night. "'Ve will ha\" to \,·n.it till )Olonda:,>·. I think, whE>n some court order may be obtainer] dlre('ting the girl'~ rE"1l1o,'al to a. hnsplul. In thf' me;ln,\hilp shp Is in ilant;er ot: (lea ~ ..unl€'ss propprly ('al'ed fnr." ",,- " . I 54,000 BOOK." FJJ ~~UJ· r G d Wor k O~h. S cho ols ; t 19o With all the pupils or t he public schools vaccinated and immune to the disease, the city generally in a healthy condition and with a quarantine ho~pltal, somewhat improved although r'till a tra,-esty on civilization, Health Commissioner Walter D. Greene bel1e,~e5 that last year's epidemlc of smallpox cannot have a repetitian during the coming winter. ""'hile there are no certain ways of forecaetIng the posslblllty or Impossibility of an epidemic, Dr. Greene belie"es that the city is in such a sanitary condition as to be particularly antipathetic to an invAr-ion and spread of contagion. announced to the pu Ie that vacclna· tion war; a farce and that he could keep the city free from contagious epidemics by a system or sanita.tIon which he put into practice. Four months ago emallpox broke out in the city and increased with alarming rap- r idlty. In checking the diEtease the city had to appropriate large emergency funds and a corps of physicians was employed to institute a wholesale oystem of vaccinallon. "I don·t believe the chances for a repetition Of last year's epidemic in Burralo a re good," said Dr. Greene yeeterday. J."nEE l~ R Ol[ DISEASE . FEARS OXLY I NVAS IOS. Coo. pllrNi n <.;tntrnH.mt :-:ho\\ illg Uli' work iI(II1('. ~('hnol~ :l:i, ;)7, 11.\ !Inri tlu' khutrr,l::l rh· lI~ with (ol'nl:l)rl('hvrlr. :n, -1a 2;) n IHI fi t 100 Htnn lon 70!) ~(>IIt'('a ~tl"t'f't, a'i7 UI'r1dlllPI" l"tri·('t. I'ItI'Pl"t. o.t:i'i .JC'tTr rsoll Hrl'Pt. 1~:! Tl·pntOl\ tlH'1I11('. Hi7 Ndp t-il rf' t.'t nnll at s('hools ;;7 81HI oJ:3 wrl'~ "i!.•itc·d. COURIER. -h-a-S-'-l n---··'-'I-s-lt-e-d-a-nt!!t:tZI.~~fuml- gated. In all 54.000 Itchool books were fumlgated. The ~('hools vIsited were : Nos. 55. 57. 44. 58. :n, 2:5 and 43. The klnd ergarten~ Included those at School No. . . - - . 57, at No. 100 Stanton Street. No. ~09 mtc:s ~ ~e proposes a general Seneca Street, NO. 456 Jetrer.!:on Street. cleantn~ [or next summer. ThE" No. 3Ri'" Herkimer Street, Nil. 182 Tren5chool~ in the districts where !"'1mallpox ton AVPllue, No. 167 Erie street anJ was somewhat prevalent last year were the kind c:'garten at No. 43 School. h IJOO k :2 ~------------------------- ·AL ................................................ ............... f. W. Egan B ri~isW~. fine .....~ FUM / GAo TE D 54.000 BOOKS ,~ hE' II<>Qlth De a ,000 flrht}ol boo~rlm E"nt has rumlgatf> Cl UfCade through Ea 1n Il!'; anll-~mall-pox !t{.'hools vlPllted we at Sid e Rchoola. The 'and 43 . Thf' klnd(\~(!: Nos. 53, 67. 5S, 31, U; at School No. 5i gl!rtenR Includ e-d those N'I'I • • 09 5ien('('a' ~~ ~o. l~ Stanton Rtreet, 8lrf'N. No. :kI7 Hprl"'Pl, ~o . 106 JrtreJ"Ron ,]'r('ntun f\1i~nul"' N klmer !'I;t1'l'l"t. No. 182 lh e ldndf'rgart(>~ atO"l67 Erlt· Rtrf>~t and • :'0. 43 Sohoot. ./ BUFI= ~\ N . Y. "om .............................. ,., .........fj ........ .. _ OCT 7 - 1 011 ............................................ ...... ........... t .t - J::" Boll the I ce. :4.'''~n ,.(' bol\{'d th@o h"d '"' hnve fotE'rlllz('d tb rant ""atroT, speCi~:n to the Health .... L (l L ~ "It·s a mllllon t (·s worse than the colon ba("llIu~," said Health Commls~Ion('r GI·pf.>ne. pointing to k §JlAite 7 hilll CUnt!.! to ·F'. ,\~. }';gan's home nt 66 Hus~pll avenue lhrough the ("It" \\ akr pipes. You ('ould hardly blam~ a m~Ln for taking to ueer when he SE"E'S su,·h things as th al In water. \\"OC1d nkobo l wouldn't bring them much I Passed ,,~(' hsvl" stralntd th "milk. ThrllllRh lht' ftnl'M \frrowltn g microbe ~(" ha ,'f' bo\u:ht nnd nd of f'llk. . En~r~' patent hE'Altb w(' haw' borro"9l.fd no ftt la ~t lhe dO('to de-VIce. 'rh~t ~'t: H' ,"ot to !.._ tell fll U9 wl1 th p Ie-(". -"'hat to E3 t. T hr~ue:h a City Water l~: o~r:e"~~nl1' bas IJr('s(' utl'4I, with his compliment'S. to the lwnlth iiC'pnrtnH'Tlt, n "l\'uter eonake abont :--'·'·tTl illCh('!-O ioug- amI of" n liv~ly di~pOsi· !Ion. :\Ir. Egan rir{'\\" it out of a water tap at 111~ h01ll(" n9rt hns ~h~en it to Dr. Grerue to h,.. T1~l~1 8!t ('onohornth"e eyidt'8t & Idh l f il \. W.ltrr )1\'('Iil!-- hoilin;:r. Tlu' "nAke \\ ll~ l'n{"los~.'d in n huge botth'. l'('drill~ thi ... Inlll'l: .. Thi ..... mall \\'nh~r snake \\'a~ ohtainf!td (rlltH n wlIt'·r t;'IH'pt nt r,tl Rus~('l1 nn·nuo Tt~· 'Ir. F. \\~ E·!IJIl. "(S.·. wiJ3t \Ul1'm J~('I ': 11 .. 1" " Health Commissioner Greene Says Cause of the Epidemic Is Solely Due to Colon Bacillus in City Water-Ad Boiling. ,r£. t4::re'··,eJaE,n"y9-c""a"'seS" ol typhoid • fever In Butralo a t the present time?" wa~ asked of Health Commissioner ~Itf>r D. GfGGQE' yes terday. ;;fhe disease Is quite prevalent, many mo r e ca~e:s Le lng reported than at this time last year," repli ed Dr. G reene. "Do you a~crjbe the epidemic as being due to the condition of the city water and the prevalence there in of the colon baclllus, against which you recently warned the public?" w as Inquired. "I do," replied tbe Healt h Comml.slon~r. "and I reiterate what I sald in my announcement lO the publle some da;rs ago, th at the cit )· wateor should not be used tor drinking purposes Until after it has been boiled, lor only by lhe bolllng process ran thl • typhoid fever germ be d es troyed." In ordinary practIce physIcia ns area t the p resent time treating a large number of n l~ h old feve r cases. At the hospital yes t e rda~' InquirIes made by Courier reporters elf cited thp Information that many cases or tl'phold (evpr \\"~re Leing treated at lhose InstltutJons. ~IORTALITY LIGHT. S In the publlc ~choo18. as far as it ha s been practicable this year. )OIany or the schools were not visited. but Com- nl1l1 Chirf (,lerk Uus ~('llll('ijl(' r ha:oi pre: ttl n11 ;) 1,000 trxt hQok~ wpre' fUl1lig-nlrd OOUmEIt ot fumigating the ATTRIBUTED TO GERM IN WATER - Health Department Destroys Germs Which Have ~een Romping and SC6mpering In and About Public School Text Books for Months. The Department o( Henlth Hospitals and Physicians in Private Practice Have an Unusually Large Number of Cases Under Treatment. I I FUMIGATED BY CITY 'Ii/£it ished the work in tilt' J.!rall'mnr s('hooiR und kil1Hel"l!artcl1s ;(\t t!lO Nh.. t I"ifip bnij bern COnllllt·tl·d hy ,t hr llH'Il('I'tors of tllP h(lu lth ckpartllu'l1t, "The only danger we need to fear Is the posslbllity of outside Invasion. If many cases come in from Cleveland we may have trouble and we may have to Pl1force some kind of quaranttne. O[ (' )ur~e. I don ' t bel1eve In overconfidence and our people should prepare themselves in every way against the disease. Everybody who ts not vaccinated should be ae soon as po~lble . Thl~ is the time of the year when smallpox flourishes. Practically a ll the chlldren In the public school" will have been vaccinated when cold wea ther comes. "Our quarantine hosp ital ~... 1l1 be in better condition this w inter than It was la~t. I haye asked Commissioner of Public Works Ward to make many improvementE' out there, such as the introduction of gas lIghting and better heating tncili ties. Last year we had to use kel'or-ene lamps and on two occasions the pa Uen ls, when In a. dellrious S'ltate, knocked the lamps over and came nea r setting the PlaJeJ on fire. Col. 'Yard has promised me to fix the place up." ~4,OOO SCHOOL BOOKS by ((I t(',t hooks 0 / /J ~ ~~ .~ \U'" vr V/V -z..,., e H Ith 0 p r tment, ~'h(\ work nr fllOli 51-\, Thinks Precautions Have Been Taken Which Will Keep C'tty , S He a lth G 00 d DUrtng . C 0 ld M on th s. Cold weather is the most favorable time of the year for smallpox. Fall weather Itke the present usually brings lout the first symptoms of an epIdemIc. If conditions at present are a cri terion of what Is to come, the winter will be practically free of the disease. which caus-ed so much concern a year ago. Th ere are only two casE"!:" of. smallpox In the Quaran~tlne Hos pital at present, and both of lhe~e came from places out.lde of Bu!1'alo, ·~Vhlle thl~ city may be safe from smallpox within Itself It may be called upon before long to enforce a strict quaranllnE;> again5t some of the sur~ rounding cities where violent epidemics are pre,·ailing. In Cleyeland dUro ing the past three month~ over 700 smallpox cases came to the notice of the Health Department there and over 100 deaths occurred. Thl~ Is said to be due to the fanatical opPoE'i tion of lhe Cleveland Health Commissioner to vaccina lion. He hds become the la ughing stock of hundreds of physicians In Buffalo. 9ver a year ago this Cleveland official 27 • Octpb('r ith, l{Xl.? uriniiull.)"' til(' .... Hlkp i ... lon~. thin nnd :.:r:1(·(·(ll1, it ~c ilnddl'r. htl!'! he,:D Domed Gu~ "How man:r cases have proved (ntal ?" was Inquired at the Sisters' Hospital. "The mortalily Is exceedingly smnll," was the r(:pl)' of" the VhY!lJiclan with Whom a Courier reporter talked. ]n the treatment of typhoid feve r ca~e~ In the Buffa lo h ospltn J~ at the present tlme ncetozone, a nen· nn d , powerful germicide, is bC'lng UFNI. ThlA gcrmll'ld"', which Is the dlsC'ov(>ry o( n n Ann Arbor physician, has been uRed In th p ho.o;;plta ls here for !levernl months, and during the present typhoid teve" f'pI<lemic h as been generaJly Introdu('erl into private practice. Through itl!! U!IIC phl·sldans who have had (>xperleni'e with it say that lhe t r eatm ent of :yw ph old (pver ('nRP~ ls now rendered COnlparatlvely E"3Sy. Though thla new gprmlcide doeR not prevent lhe nt""('rE"ase it makeR It appear In B mJldpr form It ha~ th~ effect o ( IpsRPnlng th(' delirium an d at keeping th!' rever to a low dpqr(,~RomE"thlng that noth- Ing bf'!or e It has ever do nE". In OVE."r ('.)~,..~ wlu'rp it hn.C! been usrd nt on(\ ot th,p lo(,al hospltnl~ In the past fifO\\' months not a sln~le death 01':'('urTPd It Is flal\l to bf:> a more powertul germicide than ('orro~l\'e AubJlmR te fir hi-chloride o( merrury, and 19 ppr(e('tty hnrmless, wherp the)' are df'n ~ ~ pol.'!lons it tnken Into the system, . I 100 , SN '\'KE fOUN P)M£~. TI~s.CITY WATER liB \I.TH DEI' \RTUE:\T ~:1:tftOlrIO' II \.{,! 0.'- .4. ~'I .i..L L REPTrI.F: A �OUSSP~.,P WATER\ . P reven tin g the Expor.i.r: of F oodstuffs in Front of Experts Say P lenty of Watel· ~ Commissioner Gref ne \ Sends In Another Scare Report to Board of Aldermen and Advises Boiling Before Drinking EMERSON TO TAKE NEW SCHOOL CENSUS o&~usquehanna's Ship R emedy. GE'rms to the rhrbt ot u!!. Germs to the lett ot u•. Genns front lind hllck or us ; HOrror most terrtblo! ~J 'Wh ene'er a. breath we t 8.J.:~. r-' )1I11 10n5 our rood we lUBke. ~-:.Now nre our lives at stake; Thing lllOl!t unbearable. No matter what Street Cleaning Comml!!sionl."r ' Yoodbury's ideas may be about the ethi c~ of polltl('~ . he ce rtain ly has so me original idea!'! about w ays and m ea ns to In~ duce thE' Board of EstimatE' to a llow him m ore money for kN' plng th e- streets c lean. Early last summer. Commissioner 'Vood,bury came to the conclusion t hat an ob· wan~ f' ~ D., s ent !n another scare report' to the B oard o f Aldermen yet,terday afterno on 011 the cond ition or the city ~· ater. After condemning the wa- ~.lI. t er In a r-clentiftc m a nn er, h e sald; "The analysis shows that the wate r con tains recent con t amination. The al~ b u mlnold a monla Is high and the oxy· gen is also higher t ha n p revIo usly. The wate r should be boiled before u~lng." Some time ago t h e Ald erm en ask ed Supt. Emerson to intorm them how many non-r esident p up lhs were attendIng the publlc sch ools. On this ..ub· ject Supt. Emerson sen t n. long com JIlunication yesterday afternoon. H e referred to lhe dl m c ulty of lea ring whether or not the pare nts of chtlure n attending school were or were not resi dents at the city. Mr. Emer son also gave a schedule at the charges impooed by 9tatute upon puplls whose parents were not r esidents. H e gave t h e nonresident population ot the schools as tollo\v~: Central High School. .... .... 28 Masten P a rk High School.... 7 Grammer Grades. . . .. .. . . . . .. 61 T he matter was sent t o th e Committ ee on Schools. ' S C HOOL CE ~ SLS At:TIlOR I ZED. Supt. Emerso n was authorized to em ploy the n ecessa ry e nu merators to tak e the regular b iennial school census at the c lty o r B uffa lo. Ald. H ass ler wanted the cemille taken without employing extra enumera tors. He th o ught the re w ere enough em ~ l ployes In the School Departme nt to do [he 'Work w Ithout Incurring extra expense tor en um eraton-.. But. :Mr. Hassler was In a hopeless minority and the authority to employ en um erators was del egat ed. Ald. Holmea wanled to kno'i" why the Ameri ca n Bridge Company hadn 't begun work on the Elk Stree-t viaduct over th e NI C'k eI Plate trac ks. H e move-d thn t the Corpor ation Co uns el report th e limp limIt and the penalties un de r the contract. He de-cl a re-d th at the d £'· la y wa~ Inexcusable. HIs m otion WM adopted. Prope rty ownp~ In the vicinity ot Elk Street and Loulslnna Street recom· mend ed th at the ehlldren In this sec· tIon be provided with a publlc play· ground. There was no pla ce In this s eC'tlon for the c hHdre n to enjoy themRf<lves eXC'f'pti ng upon the streets Or in the lumber yards, where they w e re not only in the- way bu t were also 1n danger. The pur('ha..~ e of a lot at Louisiana and M.laml st re et~ . adjoi nln ,..chool No.4. wns recomm e nd e-d. Th matter wa!C ~ent to the Committee 0 <;#001 •. ......... . ... .....,........... ........................ ~ .. . . .. . . .. .... . . . y (,. t··,. ····,.. ··· ... ........... .............. . ~ WOU LD N'T iT JAR YOU? "JU 8t think of 1t. 0 m a n drlnk fl: n cuarter or a milllnn germR In a gla!-<s of '\\'3 tl'r " .:lld Gus Schn£:ldf·r. ckrk of the ~ t nartm (> . '. "1"'lvl' hundred to thp mt' ~r. SCOO to th p cuhlc In ch. j IH.~13 contAins from 10 to 15 cuhlc lucl'll-s. br-r-r·z ... "Blo·f:r I!I: good enough tor me." chimed In a h )~tand c-r. "'VhlskC'y Is bn d. A man 'R 11k{ Iy to drink about :ro.t){)IJ hnctHl!L tn M ..~hn.9(o r. " .L: W'.SlllNGTON AVENUE. RESlJ)ENTIAL SECTION. 10 COLON!Ed . arc extremely abundant. The prese-nce of th eRe large numbC'rs of bact ria and moul(ls nwans UIl·t, In a bl'oad sense. a nd not ordl~ nary dirt. but Jiving material capable of. (r'rmcnting. albumf:'ns. carboh ydratE's. et,'., caufill1g d eco mpo!oiltion, with for m ation Jt foul o(loI"s, gases. etc. Now these effect:; ar(' nOl possI hl e und er all condi ti ons. while under otilf'r condi tions th ey are not. only possible hut ,",er t aln to occ ur. "Th('~E' c tre ets' requjre ! e.~ nentahle an d putrpsdblE' materials. Hence s uCh m:l ~ tl."rial C'xpos d In such localities w ill un~ 1I0ubtedly ferment and putrefy more r ead ily t.h an In 10caH ti cR compllratlvely free from bacteria and mould!:1. encooked or eVf l1 cooked meat A. fi!'lh, perlshuhlA vpgetabl('~ will stand less chance In such loca lities. "Yet it Is an ('ntlre llo~ dit't'erent queSUfI!l wh e ther th e expos ure and sale of such .l.!"fi cles ought to he- prohibited on account ')! th e ri c h bacterial flora of those J ocaIiti~s Certainly. tho articles would be safer if nut 50 exposed . but. their exposure mi gh t vel'~· \\ e ll not be (ollo wed by any serIous re~ suIts. This tact can only O~ determln.:.d by Ins pection of (,Rch a rUcle exposed. It scems Impossible to draw any concluslops on the point rrom preconceived principles. Sttll I will wager that the stock ot th e HNH er street green groce r is not In a3 w hol {'~o me condition , olher thing... "' pln ~ equal. as that ot the grocer at Am s t erdam avenue and HOth s treet. partly on account or the greater abundance ot bacteria. aml . Tlmerrnan and Wi11lam C. War. ~· I'en and Joh n Grimm have completed th e asse~sment roll that Is to be '<o"• . for the conduct of the present cam. palgn. The list Includes th e a ~(!iS' ments made upon candidates a nd om·. . . l101d crs, and th e former have already heen advi~ed o( the amou nls they are 'e xpec ted to p ay. 'l' he candidates as- _.,.n sU:!2'tncnts are: J ohn T. C ~la.l"is ..... ........... .. Edwa rd H. O'~ l alley • • .• .. .. .. .. H ,nry " •. 11111 ..... . ...... . . .. .. Wlill a m Schnelde,· •.• . •..• . .. . .•. George A . Davis . . ....... . .... . . D. S. Alexander .... .. ....... . ... . Jn only four of th e Assembly . will assessments b e made. Srcond. Sixth. Seventh and each of the nomin ees arc The total collec tion .crom eandldal~ I amounts to $;).800. The t ax on offlce hold ers. as far cout t..l b e ascertained from one who ta xed, is as follow 5: Erastus C. Kingh t • • , . • •• • • • ••• F. \\'. HInkley ... . ... •• .• •. .. . " . F \V. M. H eerwage n ... . . ... .. .< \ sslsts.nts ....•.....• . • • . . ...... . A. J . Smith ..•.. . •.•.•..• ••• .••. . Adam Boeckel ..... . •. . ••.•. ..•.• Assistan ts . . . . . . .. . . . . . • • •.. .. . • Charl es L. F eldman •..•• •• ... , .• Assistants .............. . Col. F . G. Ward ... .. ' •• ••• ' •••• Bureau superintendents , . • •• •.••• Dr. 'iI'. D. Greene ••. . .. •••••• •• b l. ( . ...... ...... . .. ... ... .. Assistants ... . .. . .. .• Henry P . Emerson ... ......... . . . .}\ssistants .... ... ..•••• .• •• •••• •.• Louis J. K engott •• • Assistants . .... . ...•• Edward G. Volz .•....••.••.. •.. •• Nicholas J. )lock ......... .. ..... . A. H. Beyer ., . ...... •. . •••• . . . .• .. AS5istant~ . ............ . ..........'\. Thomas Murphy .......... . .. .. .. Polk'£' Court .............•. . . . . .. . Thomas H. Rochford . ... ~ . . •.. ... H enry G. Loewer ............... .. 1<'. G. Yan Natter . ... . _." ' - "'t ' Pal'k Departmen t .. .. . . ... ..... . .. Lafayette L. Long . . . ....•...... .• As~istant9 ......... .. .... . . .. . ... ~ In addition to the a bO"e fund !. I Re-pubUran bosses h ave .& large nUnPe r OF l"Ommi s~ionel~ holdmg State Ind mun ici pal pos1tions from whom at llAst $;:i.noo is to be secured. Th<" F edera l offi ce holders co ntrlbllod , SI.000 earh. whllc the men hol ing smaller government positions are tP:~ according to the ir salary, u~ually {la.' _ Ing 10 per cen t. P ostmaster Gnlnt'r will probably ha"p c hd.rge of thaI II,. The F ederal contributions amount to ahout $6.000. The total roll Is a, follows: ~11lO Candidates ..... . ..... . . ........ . . 1.!!)1 C'i lY office holders ....... . .• . .... I!·IIOO Slate offl cf' hold e rs .. . .. ......... ""000 FEderal omce holders •• • •• . ••..... 6. moulds of the lowe r part ot the t!! ty, "Wtt"n dry, non- perishable arti cles I don't belie ve any such rul e wlll h old. 1 m ay add tha.t th e only proper remedy strikes m e as being the limitation ot th e number at baete r .a. rath er th a n the I1mltatlon or trade in th e cr owded quart ers, but thi s Is not t or m ~ to say." Dr. Craven says: "It was deemed advisable in ma~lng t he ('xposures in the various Darts ot t he cJ~~: t o n ot only make them slmu ltaneow:lIY, but :\Iso t o elIminate all poss ible condition s th'Lt m ight have etrec t upon th e numbe r and c lass ot bacilli that might be found. T f1 this end. they w e r e a ll made on th e saUlO side or the street and at th e centre ot the block, care being taken to select IOcaliCllJs that were as si mUar as posible. W e are now In Dosse!\slon ot s even series ot experiments. covering si x stations to the 92 'I('s, and eac h ex.posure of a serles mad~ (rom .2 to 2:30 P. :\1. , cove ring a period .crom li'rlday. Augus t I, to Sa turd ay. August j'i. ca.re being taken to select those days th 9. t were clear and where there was no r ain in the previous twe h ' e hours. The re s ul!'i have demonstrated th at the d epartm ent !s going to be in Dossession of very valuable data at th e completion ot t his w o rk . Th':'y Tola l ••..• .. . . .. •• • • . •. • •.•.... I!!.iiJII ha ve also demonstrated mat a co rn p l e t ~ series ot experim e nts m a king n ecessil t'y a. co ns iderable expendi ture Is \va rrantecl." [n a join t r epo rt. th e cxperlmen t ers say: "The Iso lation of speclRc germs is next 10 I mpo ~s ibl e : w e a re theretore oasIng ueouc~ tions on the general conditions ot the a ir. tha t is. In what degree ot purIty Is It \j fou nd and how do localities compal'e In de gree of purity. "The first oolnt to be noted Is that tile. air tor the first toot abo ve the pa ~m ent Is, n~ would naturally be supposed, the mO"lt llangerous. "Seco ndly. the effec t o r trn rtlc as a ('t1 'ltributO r ot bacteria shou ld be noted In tW) ~fCOlllleilnll'n .".sl,·rdoy took. ~~ nnd on t il(' Ql1nrnntine lllJS[lill ways. 'fhe vi bra tion s and dlstu r bancos citl r caused b)' the passnge or a slow-mOVIng. CIne' ion, in disnpproving hy a fCH: : n k h eav y truck, ha ve the e ttect ot 100senl:'3 10" the ncti on of the .\ld erlUCD I Lne dust and th e street dirt In the l nt ers tt ce~ 5 -. f f c1u " LII;I' !l in July lust. in a,'Or 0 pur . M nf til£' pavement nnd on the surface. This . }.. t d (,ft'erllll; 1 nt'''" sito at . :\.. (>I1SItt~ o n. on Ir ' Is mor e or less true of all traffiC. but e~ ­ . d f 0;::' I' lIB crt)' n('lw ,)crU pll' or ,I', I p('cinlly so under t he conditions m enti oned pr op . t1 eret'1 {In Light and rapid trartlc creates all' current5 thing to do DOW, l~ to or ll (>r Ie which pick up the dust and dirt an d rau l of tl ne'" nnd n dcqun t~ hu.~pll:\1 til ~he nlr. Rapid a nd h e ~'y tra fric, such a~ J }re!;rllt site . .Htrect cars, nct both as looseners n nd <11 .;1trlbutors of the lurt. This Is espectal')-, true or elect ri c cars. whiCh hUE; the surfa('<' and make strong c urrents o~ air. The 9ur~ taclng of th e streets therefo r e should not only be as clean as p('Isslb le, but the dU i t ~hould be so treated as to resist th e effort ot trat'fl c. Vi'nshlng th e streets wou l;l therefore appeal' to he th e proper m etl!· to overco me the bad e tIect ot tra1tic." 0 BURF AVENUE. CONE. ISLAND. WITHWTII:D FROll THE DIRECTlON OF THE BOWERY. 2.790 COLONlE3. ject lesson to th e taxpayers and. tbe Board of Estimate might result in more liberal appropriations, so he SE'nt out a corps of mEtn to phl)togl'aph the air. Thi s singular f ea t Is accomplished by e xP05illlg gelatI ne plates on crowded streets 'fhe gummy substapce catches th e germ~ and then they are photographed. The :lCco mpan ying cuts are taken from pic tures furni shed by :\Jajor 'Voodbury. All of these plates w ere e xposed In Brookly n. They were placed trom three t o I s x f ee t above the pavement, that being th e belt ot air which th e cItize ns breathe. From the millions of germs which mu ~:: be drawn Into the bod:r, with every breath, it is a wonder that we w e re not all d u many years ogo. ea )lajor 'Noodb . 'h I urL " 0 s a doctor, says . 0" . .... ..... . .. . . .... .. I - f'F Pel • ............... : ~~£;~!A~m :~ MA~nATTAN AVENUE, "ro COLO~"IES. u......... ..!. f..~I:':ft O•..~! ~ . Y........................ . Sprinkling Is Only Car a and Street Railway's Loop Petitio n Referred to Com mittee - South und [l'th OFFICE HOLDERS AND TAX. EATERS HAVE BEEN HEAV. ILY ASSESSED BY THE REPUBLICAN OSSES. Stores- that if he can get mon ey enough to Supply thl"> city with carts to tl.ush the streets prop_ ~rIY, he ca n reduce th e numb er of geI"JO"l. rhe wat('r from th ese curts Is dlschargod with .SUC h force lhu.t It cuts th e dj se3.~'~ 'Lrec(hng scum that gathe,'s on the pavements and canil'S It away. 1n a rpcent report. Dl·. J a m('s EWing of the CornC'1l University .lIc'dlcal COll~g ... who ..,madp an analy~i') ot the spechnc~~: anu Capt. )1n.C'donough Craven. of the Stref'll Cleaning Department. who co ndu cted the ex perimentH, have repor t ed on th eir find- ings. Dr. EWing says. pllrtlculorly, with re rerpncp to t.h e ex pm ur e of rood in front ot slore:-i; "It t~ somewhat dlf't'lcult to give a positive opinion T('garcllng th e dangf'r at exposhq; nrUclcllC o( dh.'t In localltkli where. as we htl.vc recently 8ho~'t-n, the bac t\;'ria or the 'llr �rp. From._ ....................... ~.'...~....'!.!.............. F\ U C E T , , "Thl. !!ll1nll ",ate r 9h , •\\\'t\11 S lnclls The~c, Dr. Greene. '!~~&b~;n- ~""'~","nn!1 Seu:I; l~ Dr Gl'PI'n~ or th(; Hpa,lth De:rf't\'lf'nt . any Idea. of the intolerable p~ d ijls .....ustlng oLlor~ which com~ fron\ ~~mC' th sl:_\ugl~tt'r hous~s and ::~-:. tllizer worl(.:' in Bast B\ltf~lo C' (,1). evoning'! This l1uisal1<.'e \\'tl~ aiJated for a lime t\. fe·W yt'Ul'!i ago ,"".h(>\1.. the NE\Y:::i got niter th~ stln l,e~ le.s. b~t om a walf'r fauCf't at· N o. 66 Rus- d " nl"'I E J.r~ A' E', tEi HOt <"IIOLD E R . or HERE'~Q~~ ';Y~1i ~ • WENTY E~61lgR 'ASES REPORTED IN SEPTEMBER THAN IN PRECEDING MONTHS - DANGER LIES IN IMPURE DRINKING WATER. <l!iJ'co morning g Issl ne re ou e n il orgfin rerltaL The prol!Cru..mme "Ill In· clud st>lccttons by Rome ot Outralo's lwst following i~ ta ken from t he BufNews: it h!UL pleasant to hoil all the water yo u drink, but it is a great deal p leash a nter t an t o lie abed two months o r mo re wi th typhoid fever and take the chances of no t g~t ting up at all. H It h C . . (.l ea omml8BIOn Pt W'Q'.ne wants all of his prt·dl"\'e!i~ors , 'l DI::iG'C:srED.~, NObll'. Thomns Stoddart. John 'YlcksPT. who dtlnk \V Ater to 01 1 It'" fi rs t, and Burr"lo, Oct. 11, 100_ ., Dr. Joseph )o'owl,·r. Dr. \\-. D. Grew Rl'· says t here fl re t ypho id bacilli in it prob. "~ll1lam Pr('ISB. C. \\ . .ch ilQi. 1 nomns abl y I: <?m CIeve Ia n d a n d 0 th er up ' th e Penney, .!'liC'rl't'tari ('s. Fl'f'derirk Howard. William Rlsel.y, \\'o lt' l A8plnwall. John lake cIties. Wherever they come fro m, Krt·ltner \\'. II II. \\-,·bster. Gustave they are not welcome. Well cooked they Fuhrma,;n, Lotlls J. K en~ott. J . G. Nu>s- are ha rmless. The inference is plain . hRumpr, Fred O. Murray, F . ,,', II, Bocker. C. D. n. Stowlt •. Ernest B."o'·. Make t he lea st of an evil that cannot be Charles Pankow, Samuel Newmnn. Dr. avoided. Boil the water and cool it for Fr£dprlck Preiss. John. 'Yo Nelr. J ohn Bl'o- use; when the lake is frozen over, which gan. H('nry Mooney, Hiram EXAteln. vi Griggs, a Medic at t he b'rnnk Mnlscho ••. Dr. William H. Thorlt- will be s oon, compa ratively, there will ton. be less stirring up of the silt by storms Un iversity of Buffalo. Has ............. .. . ,...... " " -" ,,,,, ,,,,,, ,," " """"""""" and y ou may Bafely drink t he wat er 118 l . '1 D yo u get it nntil t he spring storms and ~ • freshets come and stir it up again. UffSIO man. whose little daughter The a bove item sho uld he read and In all pr(ltability the Ii.alth Departdie f bloou poj~onin2 folio wing co~- ca refull y considered by every citizen 01 ment will require- all the !;tudel1ts at th e pu ory vRccll\jltlon, haa Bued the CIty . Unl\'E'r~ltr of Buffalo to be YaC'cinated f or 25,000 damages, and thiB week th ey La nca ster who uses Cit y wu.ter, 118 Lanas a preraution agaInst the spread of pro pqBe to vaccinate 6 000 or 8,000.-Ex . caster a nd Buffalo hoth receive their small· pox In that institution. Da\'ici -Yes and if there are Bi x or eight thons- water supply from the same source, Lake Griggs, a medical student, has fallen a. and parents who do not properly care Erie. ylC'tim to the fll~pase. for the;r children following vaccination, •~ Griggs 1<.::: ~j yrRrs old ant1 ('ame Cram his home in ('omsto('k. Oregon. to take there will be Borne more deaths. N~ - -----r- "'l. T, musical tlliont. this port of the work deaths resulted trom this disease. This Is a noticeable increase over the number or cases reported tor August. there being only rorty-one recorded. During September, 1901, a total of fitly-nine .:J (J),cAS~, z... ! a course in medklne, He Ih'E's at 133 Lh'lngston a\'enue with a family named,o Brush. l'elath-es of hl~. A frw da:rs agD he not1et.~d n pef'ullar E'l'uptlon on his body and yesterday he went to the H eAlth D(>pnrtmrnt otnce In ni c ipal building and a!'ked Or I~~0 ALL POX CA ~ ::;:~I:C~~~t~~r~fw::id !!:~ c:~!~~: m~-"""""OCT"2"3'''19'02'''''''''''''''''' ~ chlld 8 death, g~;cM CHARGED b · .... .-"-n.r ~~.~h.. Healt~Officers Believe Cold .-nsults from the high wInds Btlrring up the sediment and brInging Into the home '\\ater that Ie In{ected with mIllions ot germs. For that reason H(>alth Commlsstone r Grt>ene wants the public to boll the water be (are drinking. The report ('ontalns these words: "The water Is In bad condItion." coul;ll!!!!!.D FEVER I" OK Dl~ J;'J{E U S OF DtPl H E (jJt;A He, l'cen~ gave ut r' a ~ <'partment for hI> month of September yesterday. An ,\('I re~tlng portion or the repol't dpals I h th e ('ondltIlln Of the drlnki'lg I\'a ter and the number of typhoid ca~es used by the USe or bad water The r e ·I;.' re sixty-one ca8e~ ot typhoid fever Cllortpd during- the month and seven.en of th e pntlent, dleu ~·Ol. ''Yard, Commlssltl~er or Pub1i(' ;Vor~!it, dOf"~ not agree- with DJ', Greene " hlA !'ltatt'ment about th e water In ~t' 0ylnlon nf thl.' Comml!'ll!;iOnl"d, fo~mt"d nn exnlllination of the l'eC'o~'nR t the dep:ntment. the walE"r Is in good on<illion. The ('Oln I I rl C(IUest ot D G m 55 on~r rna e H r. reenc alJklng (or an nalysls of the "-ater, with a vle",- to ormlng an E''(act Opinion ot Its c tlPl ilion. "'I'ri~g ' , ~7 ye.n s nnvid el, II 1 C . 1· t the UniYC1's itr of Buffalo, IS stu( ent l\ '. tIlt' Qunrantine It slnftllpox pntllwt ut '. the HOf'pitnl find if hi~ eufo;(' pro\'es III r '. d . t he n malignnnt OD(" JH'xt e\\ U) ~ .0 will is!.ol\1~ IIenlth Com m1s f'2prr t --- . fan of nn or(\("r ("ompelling t \E~' ",n('('mn 1 t 011 the stmlenl!i in the mcdic ul depu r - \!rn\..o~ N. ~ ,- .............................. ,................................ th~ ad,l~e oC ~~ftft~~~~~~~~~~ ~bout I 'l:.., ........... . .... .... .... ......... . . .... .I .. .. :.. .. ~ ST MORE S M AL ENT t_ FROM 0 QljAR N O E !:I', . ~ 11 1:-<' g~ ..... avid Qr old, a medlral student In the Pnlveralty or Buffa.lo, I has I hospital h~ e n committed to the- quara.ntine as a. sma.llpoX' patient. Hls home I~ In C'omstock. Ort'. He cnme here on Octobe r l~t to enter thf' unt· v~r:::tty. He has been boarding with relaUveR at No. 133 Lldngston avenue. Three uaYR ago small er uptions R.JJ. p<"are<1 on his ~ltln. He went to HC'a.1th Cf)mmi~~ion('t· Crpene to get his opinion abou t the "rupt1ont;, Thp commissioner t::atd it \\a~ a ('a~e of Rmallpox and commlttt'd him to thf' quarantine hos- pItal. There t~ some talk now or vacctnatng a ll studt'nts at the unl\,('rs1ty. ~ thtnks the di~e3.se {','us tn G~s· !'Jystf>m before he arrived tn ~ ulfo.lo. , ~olesale arl'ests of milk dealers fo wed the Grand Army encampment at Washington. The sight of th brave deCendel'S 01 tile nation did not fill the eyes of the Washington milkman with 5ympathetk tear;:,. On the contral'Y, he worked the handle of hi s pump with renewed vigor. One mllk dealcr had 88 pel' cent. water in h is fluid, called by courtesy milk. No matter how brave a ma n was he had to take waleI' when he swallowed tlH~ .... ' fiR SMAllPUX There are now thlrly- four <:a.s"" or diphtheria in the cit y known to the health ofiieens. The FIrst ward is the section most affected by the disease. ~ The .first cases werc dit3c(}vel'ed in the 1Dent of the univcrsity. d t t the nninorthern end or the city and the town Griggs hno;; lwen (\ st \1 ('n] ~ lome is ol Salina but the disease has .sInce ,cr~ity Rince Octo\)e-r lc.;t· I "IS h':"l bl'eU spread to' many wards on the North 1 . C,o ms't OC. k Oro ~"on . 1n . ' on<" • B !falo with Side . . , . I i~ nrr"'ol 111 \1 hnnJOt SlUC'e \. 1 l 1:~8 L('xill~ton Some or the omclaLs In the health l'elntin~8 un_~1e~1 Burs 1 n few days he bureau account for the large number Rt ll\·eUUC. " Hhm .the 11~' ~mn1l11ox erupof cases of diphtheria through the inh('g::m to io;how ql~IlH 0 ' d .' d ' of his fc\1ow-~tutl Cl\ts a - ability ~o( the people to keep their tl.on~ n:, 00(' tht' hl.'n1th department becaut3e of the scarcity n~{'c1 111m. to ~o to I I d~ite(1 Dr. Greene ~ for exnnlln ntlOn . e 1 witS informed YC!oit('l'day n(tertIno~u 6t'r~11l f;mnHpox and that he waM ~u crmg · '\ )m .......................,. ~:. ,.~.~. ··hJ ... must go to th e C1\11lL'Ulltinc hO~Plhl . ' Os I ·om,........~ ... .................................. -.... ,.. G\ n '~ Houses Responsible for Oi phtheria. d , £. CI ~ M ~ e vacc~te , L--(.;0: ~cdirl\l typhOid rever. More cases are reported during th ese two months than any twa .. _. __ ........... J.!.... .-.. ::..'~............. " TOSTRIKEI E. the attention ot the Health DepartI S d t t Buffa lo Un iment. Medica tu e n a It has boen maintained right along by 0' Who l e Dr. Greene that September and October vers it y Has th e Iseas e are the twO bad months ot the year tor _.............................. ............... .. ............ . _.. . thE' Mu- cases of typhuid fever were brought tt) or three m onths combined in the whole yt'8r. Typhoid fever Is generally caused by the drinking ot Impure water, which I & bad water. TherE' were sixty-one cases the sI)read or the clis :'as(> AR Grigga came to Buffalo O('t. 1, It 1$ po.;:,c:;ible heot typhOid tever reported to the Health ('ontrUl'u'd small· pox before he re:t('hed Department last month. Seventeen this dty. ~ 17 DIED FROM ~v~nj!Jg I STUDENTS MAY HAVE BE VACCINA TEO. alled him, Th(' ells('[\.~e was agof hi. department during the month . as Rmnll-pox anel (;J'lggs was ~ent or September. One Interesting portion to sed the Qual'antlne Hospitnl. relates to the condition or the drinkThe Bl'u~h houc;(> wac:; fumigate-d, FelIng wattr and the numbOr of typhoid low-c;tudents of th,. ~lck man have bet"n cases, which are Invariably caused by Imaruct Eo to tnke pl'P('auttnns againR t I T fulo otficers ('h'Clt:'d to mpetlng: , ,,'Ie' ?vQu f. It P.t. YPHOID FEVER ,INCREASING 'The 3Hh nnnh·er!!ary cl'lebration of the Anclcnt OrdEr of l"niU:<l.... "'l)l'kme!l, will , LA ' 'I UI! ht! IU n('xt "londay eYl'nf?lg. at 8 0 clock. . .. .... ..... ... : •. :::'.. :~.!.::-.t).. ... .t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . at Convention Hall, Tht're wlll c a Inusl- ;.~ --... cal and lItl'l'flry entertainment. Including ~ Boll the Water. Followln" Is the list of act al th e anniversary .. .. Chull'mlln Hon. E . C. hnl"ht, \ Icopresidents. 'F. H. GO()l\yoar. Dr. S. S. Green R. F . Atltlns,E. O. Becker, H 011. of h,tt:' they hi.\Yf' :-.tl1rtCtl up .1.g~11n. t H. C. ' Titus. Henry C. Stettl. Geor"e H . b eh~Oyes j)... Grf:L'l1 to IN the p~oPh~ \\'0011'·)'. Jam,s Ash. JI. V. BI"1l 00d.. H.on. in this territory know that he l~ as Conroct 1>1. hi. J. P. !rlsh. S. \\. _\\ ar~ e,:. AugUSl UI'>C'lt. John r. Clarts. \\ ('slt:'\ C. ~n~fg(.tl{. In tht> pl1bll~. "c~f:1.l:c.. ,a~ ~n~~1C DuUll')'. L, Mnrcu~. Col. F. G, 'Yard. H, A. ell Avenuo b)' F. W. Egan , October " InO!!. Spe- what you are drinking," Th'.... wn~ thE' lab(li o n n hottle re 'eJ\"ed bv lIf'olth C'ommi!;f'iollpr Greene '('stf'rda:\'. The botlir contained a nnl.;(" ~('\,pn Inrhe~ long. which h[ld orne through :\l r, 1':gan's wate r fnuDr. Gre-p ne 3rC'eptC'u the girt A.S vlelf-nee of the n(l(ld to boll water beorf" Jts u~e fo r drinking purpose~ "'If. -~ (Jr;J1#'$.-Prominent Men Named to Act as Vlce'! 11) PreSidents and Secretaries of the ·Ollb .... · ........ · ........ """ .................... .. ...... .... . , .. • ....... . .. . . . . .. . ... . . • • •••••••• ... • • • , • • t . .... ... . .. . , ..... . Celehralton. I.. _ _~O 2 .....,,, ................. ................. ,, ............. , .. , .... ,, ... ........................... .... .. ........." ...... ... .. .. ... o " 29 O. U. W. ANNIVERSARY. ~;~ •••~S' . 2· ........ ·.. ·.... ··, , • ••• • • • • • • • • ••• • •_ . ....... .. . .......... . .... .. . ... ... . 1 .... , . . . . ... . . . . . ... . ~ .... v .u.vu;..t..I,tU ,-,villwlSSloner may or - deO he disinfection of telephone tnf 1smitters. It is believed disease is spread by them through th6 inhaling of germs that may have been lef& on the transm itter by another breathing against it. .._ .l_ _ ,." GASES SPRING UP Four New Victims Discovere During Last TwentyFou r Hou rs. ~ER BUSY Inmate of the Removed to Contagious Disease Hospital . mad~ b Y the Tha·t the predlctto~th ~par tment oftklals or He care lu.:Jt. summer the during th~ 5mallp~x I~ break out afresh that the dlsease WoU ed Is eviden<c·i this rail, were well fou':,dases or the dlsby the finding or fo~r"4 hoUrs. Acting ca.se during t.he pas.r;o Healtl\ Ollieer Bf' was on t he a.rrangl n ;; fo,' jump all mo~n t~~ nt-'" pa.tic-uts th~ receptl"" 0 "l investigating u~­ Hope Hospital an f1.'.. Smallpox StepS ~., ,.. L'fOONA.-Cb.rles Will iams 01 511 Twenly-aeoond slreel. re/osed 00 permilibe vaocin.lton or bis lamily, and his yonng wire and their eigbt- monlha-old obild now bave Ibe smallpox. Tbeir borne adjoins a residence in whiob tbe di.ease bas been lor eome lime. The board 01 bealth omOlal. endeavored 00 persoade Mr. William. to perUlil Ihe o800inatiou 01 bimself aDd biB lamily. bol failed. President Benj. mi n Lee, of !be Blate board of heal\b. has been appealed 00 for ad,.ice. tbe ne"" m~el3 h picious caseS. '[,h" findln g _ ~~tllOrltles dou Iy anx mad ~ thl< clt~ • d .ettlcm~nt c.! t lous lor the sia~e ...iuabbl e • so tha.t t ltlola lion hosP! be: ('reeted a.nd the lns • b\llldtn~ rna~, klntuUon put in ~fJr Eo o,.;Jer as qUi .,lY os 1'" tl1le. ranel'S ("ad}". aged 7d y n. Last nlgt!t F tho Church Home on M n In.rc.ate or take..... to nope JI lIope ..\.vcnuf'. ~ GeoTB ;Knap c! <CtJ p1 ~aL Th roo l"l!th ;<t 'ee t n~arl o.nd C t 9 .. 1hk ot 7 to the i".U l-"'n.rUn ~t~t wC'r6 sen .... There is a.no",· r 1JY J)[". DalTonIt he not t 1 D b n C trsl park tb~t to the d partm nt b,. om lany ropor • t 0 AeUOg Henlth O~n r:"eU d v I P d ThI"'["8 are nf).W ~ c lSMJ of sma!;.!>x fled OD \lope J! - pltal- " ,a,pee t �1'Jayor 'HOCH l llNSUL," A~..; LOUIS MANN, TOO (t~--~f/O. J t: f pan y of Com.ecllon s Entertained a. Lorge Audience ot tLte Stnr Theater. \ I Fowler. Dr. Chnl'l(~s ~o,,- thnn nn yth lng In whi ch be hns yN nilpenred. Thp pIn:'!' WAS written by 1Iam S. John I~PI.atl Riselay. Kreitner, W. e;1: n~dr:fe:~:dm~~:~eeR~~ t~~dn0l'.row ~__..-:.::...:..::.:j'.::...__ ./' I rf _____-+_____ "rs for the Colebration at C o nve ntion Hall Have l5een Nam e d. ...,,... or the l'elebrntion of the 34th nnlli.er~nry of the A . O. L. W . at COD,eolion Hnn next ~1 ond RY e t'("o ing. The follo,,·inp; memhe-rt; of the order hnye been elected to Rrt as offi.rer~ on this O('('no;.:ion: Bon. E. C. K oip:ht. chnirDlao . I YiC'e~pre~id f>Dt<r- F . fT. Hoodr enr . Dr. I ~. S. Greeo. R. F. AtkiM. E. G. B eckor, I H oo. R. C. T itu • . H enry C.Steul. George H . W oolle,-, James _hit , II. Y. Bisgood, H oo. Coorad Diehl, J . P. !ri'h, 1'1. "'-. T A"'pinwnll. J ohn Kreitner, W . H . II. V,'ehster, Gustn v t E. Fuhrmann, L Olli., J . Kenn~ott, J. G. Exsteio. Frook )laischoss, Dr. William H . Thorn ton. --~>---- (/(Pf~/Q~ For Disobeying a New City Ord inance. Two Ita rbe r., Alfred A. Pond of 50!) _ P(Iud !-how('u tlwt he hnd rUlI ning wntf'I' in It ~itle I'(IOm , nnd Yinlko\\'!'ll\ i Ntitl to llUt ill • I lJe IOU~. ~o w wn s; arranging to moye t,uto ll11oth ... r.plure. Both rR!o\(I!o; WI'I'(' nd. Jonrlwd to gh'e the {l efcllI1nnt"t time to o I . I I f ' 1lIJ1.~' ." Ill llr ordiuol1 (·e. £f u1ey do t?O \\lthm n rClt,," onnhlc time th e prORC. .#. ~ - T"'[Uc.;('() ~ __...._ _ _ _....... _""'- Qr In not having running Wal ll' 1n th(:lt" ~hop~ w,'!'(: anoiJ!lll'd bt' .... Voigt: r In )'lunlC'\llul ('ourl t his morning'. but t'o('h wa'" ollft\\,rl tlm~ In rump!) ~llh tlw nqulr(>mcnls or the Hl'alth Dlp:lrlmlnt. Alfr.·d A Pond. wh~ h~l~ hl~ Rhop at 7'0. (01'(0 Jurt gl? 6!*1 ,Vnl df>ll A\"t:TilU', pil.' adE'd not b.,lilty to . / the chnrg"l' and sflld h~' had rtlnnln~ w:lh'r In htf{ pint/;,. I n~·pC('lor F.:llnWtI; or lht> Df'parlrn(nt of Il..-nlth lollt JUltgv Vulglr that lh(l running \\ atl'r Pond l'drrr('d to was In a side room orr thi' b~ rbPr shop. but the law l' ~ qulr E' d thl~ runn Ing wntl r to hi' In th£' ~hl)p ponll wn~ told If h(' lon:down thC' !,n rtttt on eV (' ryth lng would bf' nil rlgllt und Iw wfluld nut he pro!>;@ctl t llf Ifp WAH gln·n until ::\.lond a y morning to do thl.,. Hnllnrd Yln!kowc::kl, llarb('r. of No 57~ Flllmon' AVI:nue. ~aid his Janellard (lid ~o't W;'l.nt to PUl In till' r1ty WatPT. H(! WIl8 willing to Obi'Y lhp ordinance and :>:ald h(' h,lO, f'Yt. tl gone so ra~ n~ to nn!. nnothC'r plaao WllC'l·C he would han' r lln nlng watu In hhl ~hup. H" Inten(}Ul to movE" In four wf'fks.Ju"~(- VOl~('r ~f>t hl!lt ('asp <lown tnr ~(I"pml>(· r :'Hh. YlalkowR}t'1 plr':ld cd guilt:\>' to the chlll:S'O prcC .. rr l d agnin t him . Thorn- "':itf;uA ~U }<' I L 'J' JI BR OUG H 'I' '1' 0 1. 1G1l'l' A'l' at ,\VE l SS s 'r n EET. I I er of. tom ss ousrI' so~lctil's. The subscrl))' tlons the two ofli('lnl organs or the Woman's ll issionarr I?rlcnd and the Child· ren's Mlsslonn ry "~rlend. number 158 and 138 respectl,ely. The mit e bOXfS In clrcu· ilt.t\oo 10 the dlstrlct are 190. A paper was gIven during the by )Jrs. W. G. Hopkins on The Rcneftt ot Litle Legacies. !IIr.,;. Woodhall, chnlrmnn ot the di strict bureau ot Information, r e ported thu t the' totnl receipts for tae year were $6.99 and ~6 3:i the disburll.ements 't' • • Noon pnlyer was conducted by )trs. S. L. Beller ot Richmond Avenue CbUl'Cb. In opening the seI'Tlce she announced that the General Internationa l Missionary con· "cntton, which Is noW In session at elen· land, raised on Thursday the Bum ot $400,· OCK> for missiOns aDd that It was expected tbe sum would be incrensed to $550,000 by lnst night. lli~. GC{)rge ' V. )[ltchell read aD Inter('stlng pnper.·descrlblng the people ot the l'hlllbhlt District, In Northern lndln. A vocn l solo was giv en by )llss Hardt of. Asbury Church. r~unchoon \Tas gl\"'eu In the church parlon at noon bl· n committee of. worne'll ot Ply· . M Itble mouth Church. )lrs. George ltd b "." s ItC E.. had gene1'al cha rge, ass s e I' .Iur . . Brlnkworth, MrS. E. , Yo Clement, ilis. D. J . l'erry. lira. E. ~. Cooper. Mrs. W. (iJ•• • ". "r,hall. 11r5. Sidney Lnke. Mrs. 0. ~ .u • D II W. Cbupiu, Mrs. A. H. Fl'Illey, )11'9 d . . . y r Ellis, )lrs. George B. Tn lo , .a" nn m,.l"IIII!I!1 n._ Gre"'· 'I'he tables wer~ " bellow nnd white cb rr,snt vaseS or A terrible casp o f di~ease. su rte rlng find fil t h . has b ee n brought t o llfht at N o. 31 "re Iss Street, were h gnlltz Kzyzanowskl and his four children are suff4?rlng wi th typhoid f ('ver. The mother esca ped, and in her minl~try to the rest of the family. she h ad to neg Iert h el' house, and the landlord, who 11 I I yes n t 1e same building, dt"prh' d t hem ot sanitary acco mm odations. with most filthy r('sults. which but ITInde the typho id cases worse. ThE." fath e r Is unable to w or k, nnd the Income <Jf the famlly Is cut off, and It Is pr ob u bl e th a t tl1e ~Ith . . D e ~al'lm~n t which now in\'esTI1t li fi k i ilP ease: will orclt' r the patients r("moved to t,l/ , lUumS I i~ ~hospllal. -re ~ dtt At the nfternoon session reports of ferent committees were r ('{!el ,·ed and 061 rers tor tbe ensuing renr were electe~ I',~ f 110 •.'. PresIdent. :Jrs. Ge orge W. M 0b 11 " PlI'mouth Church; flrst v1ce-presl. r : t Mrs. S. L. Deller ot RlchDlond Ave- ot A D NO R UN NING W t R f TWO ~",,- . ' de, Church· second ,·lce-presIM.t, Mrs. uuel bt Dodge of Delnware A'e'Uue )1('tboI I ~ldC[lt, Mrs. F. Churcb: tblN "ce-pr," ~II.5t Sn_ rutll'd of. Grace Church: fou rth viceIdent, )!rs. F. G. Fulton of Kenmore C 7 ' - ' 1 . . . . . . . - Dw g BARBERS ARRESTE THIS OFFENS ' . FOR _v T e h ealth depa r tment's tour o f tn- spectlon of barber shops thus tar has y ie lded t wo Instances of alleged vlola.lion of the new barber-.hop ordinance. 'The department's Inopector accused two barbers of not ha.ving running water In th eir s h ops. The a('('used were a rr e~ted and arraigned befol·e Ju dge V olger in th e Municipal ('ourt YC8terday. They are Alfred A. Pond, \\'ho~e shop Is at No. 599 Walde n avenue, nnd pres. recording secretary. )Irs. F. E. A. Chnrch, contlngt>':n trensre ZImmerman Got Kenmor('; S Senrle ot De!l\wn mer, Mrs. 'rhe co rr espon bY Mrs. Gr~cl: . f H t :'.tterOCtoe"t~~, b con t..-,a"" n coa«ntlo , s('crctar:" Mrs ~Itt cbel . Mrs. Grade 8n~ read:J tbC ~ppolntm("nt ot Mrs. J obn a. uoune b ofHce WIlS th(> . I district to the New 'York tbe Butt'tl ~ tbe WOIDen's l"orelg n ~lISSI°thD. meethl,l!' 0 t P eeksktll on October 1 tM Socl.gtl;'e t. •a comprebenslt'c ' II r r 7th report or be to 1 . ~itb ISp('clnl nti€'nt lon to t wectlnC'f' tbe Young W"omru's Society. D~~JS ~i~c~e~1. wh~ I .--- eorge Avenue Church. ding s('creta ry Is BPpOloted Bernard Ylalkowskl of No. 578 Fillmore avenue. Pond said that h e had running watpr In a side room. 'The Judge .ald It wor1< 0 Pond would ha.ve the partilton between ... t.hat side room and the shop torn down by n ext Monday he would suspend sen tence. ytallto\\"ski's excuse WUA that he has rented another shop that has runni ng water a n d intends to move th erc. The judge atljou l·ned this case untn Nove mber 24th to see if the de fendant k eeps his word. . Auxtnn.~ h CAS ' ; 0'" DI SEASE, SU ..' l" E ltl N ___ ordlnnl)('e~ ~otmaD, llis. George S. Searle reported that the toul nmount rnised during tbe resr was S2.36-LOO nnd the disbursements nIDounted to $2.017.15. She nlso nnlloull('t'i\ n bequest or ~::JO trom thc Inte Mr. Hlhbard ot Grace lIetbodlst Episcopal Church. :\lrs. Ruth Worth lngtoll, who has been nrtlng1s correspo"ldlug secreta ry during tbe yatr. reponed the number ot members In ench socl~ty In the district, with the num· EALTH BOARD TOOK A Cl10N /riPt~ . .:_ ........ (.)il'-' I ~ en t I. Two barher!'l; ('har~(>d with \'!olntlun the· city ~8mburg nard, AuxIllD:ry by Mi ss Gtb· h?ld. Kenmore ADxlliary by )'1 r8. F. E.!. Z mmermoll, Llnw..>Od An!DUe Church Aux~ Ilhlry y MLss In ez Smith. Normal Park Aux· IlInry by Mrs. 'W. Grovt', Plymouth AUI.· 1I.'nry by, Mrs. G. W . Mitchell. Plymouth '\"un~ "omen's Soele:y by :\lIss Maud Ma.· Ron, Itlebmo.d A.-.aue Auxiliary by Yr. Daniels, Riversid e Auxlll qry by 'Mrs W· A..... J. Rn.v. Saint :llnrk's by )1 - I: 'I BAR BE RS ~~o ORCE 0 T (f ~ COMPL_ :V . .\ Tr , cnf.i(' ~. . ~Tln8:;1i~~rya a~~0:;,g,od:t10~~~ :~~ I_ .aId that the delllll·tlll cnt \\ Us th e cOnlllln illnnt 1II bOUl UroPl}ed t~;~ TOra Young Wompn's Society by Mrs Pla ce, Grace Auxiliary by Mrs. F. G. Bar: nam('~ I • orllgn M issfonary Soc \Oxlll;..,. ~~\t~. ~~b~~bg~IO~::::o.IAypark .~uxIllRry by llrs M F WI d 'DU. AUrora Auxlll.ry by ~Irs: PHil;', s~~~tE1:~ !'1us!-'1hautner, Fred O. ~furr:l.y, F. VV. R _. Beckt'l". C. D. R. Stowits, Ernst Bes\ st'l', Chtlrlr~ G. Pankow, Samuel Ncwn1a.n, Dr. Frcuerilk Preiss. J ohn \\r. NE'ff, J ohn DrOgnn, Henry l\looney. Hiram Ex~tein. Frank ]"Iaischoss, Dr. WIlliam H. Thornton. ~ HI ~:f!tleS I:!. ]< the other halt !I\"Os, I. a trite a nd E t nnual IDPf>tlng of the W I I MISslonllfl' Soc-let f [h omeDs Fnr· t' \reb, f · )' 0 e Yelbodlat YI''!t('r(i S 0 ntt€'n)oon the' ButInlo took' place .ay in District 1'1 ' tb {h..o;;t T.JIJlscopa l church Tb .\IDOU lIIethonearly all ,. e meeting luted :Urs G dnr. The dh!trlct president .h ' torge W. IDtche U ot' PJrm b c uroh, presldell. A huge Dumber· ot"t I respond t-d to roll call. The soc: r:por ted were Asbury Church Auxll· Secreta-rleR: Frede riclt Howard, WllHam Riseln~t, ,Valler A sp inwall, J ohn Kreitner, v,-. H. H. "'ebster, Gustave 'uh,"mnnn, Louis J . l{engott, J. G. HAT one hal! of the world i6 in ignOr'1'l~e .:>f the means by which 1902 CQ f\ r· Eii·;··j·i·C U . -.................... II ,91: en'. F OFF~~J7. as Penn~Y. now In p,os.esslon ot t ~ alleged fact. and an invf'~tlgaUon wlll be made. I t Is prohable t hat t he pallents will removed to the h ospi tal. ~r ill{r th e new ('ltr Ol'Uiunnce j:{oyeruing, ~h lH llllll~(>OIent . ()[ bnriJPl" shops, iJ.v fu iJlUg' to 1 1Il\~ e 1'11lll1l11g" wat(.)l' in theil' pIOCNt. In hll(l(·tOl' C:('OI' ~e 1,' cllowH of lhe henlth ue ~ f.,J ,l- ······················i'iC··l···························· ....... ....... NIVERSARY· f rou ndwith thetyphoid father fever. and tour cStreet. h lldrf'n and sutfC'rlng Th e mothpr escaped the dr pad dh,,"ease bu t In th p care ~h(' w as obliged to give h er chtldr E' n and husband. no att€'n lion could bj~ paid to her hou!'!e and she h ad no m pans of ~rovldID~ lood or n ouri s hm ent tor the ~Ic OnE'9. hE." case was reported to the District Physician. who Is now attpndlng the p;ttlents, and a n tnvestlg8.~ tlon ot thp platE' oC the family h as, It 19 D!'J!;('rtC'd. de veloped Bomp startling facts. '.rhf> owne r of the propeorty livE'S In a. portion of thE' house with the- ]{zyzanow~t1kl family hlld and It ist ksaid th I at k has dsoonI a~ of In the development of. th f> dIsease the r (>fu s(' h ad to be thrown Into th p yard . Onp aftf'r anothe r of thE." children, breath . • Ing the In!ectC'd ai r . came down w it h the (e\'cr, and. finally , the father. wh o Is a labore was trom stricken and takingr. him his. dl~n.bllng w ork and him 1ea vlng tl1(' famil y without m . It 'YnhJ('n a \·enuc ond Hun.lJul'd Yi o lkow ~k i of :rn~ l~illlll ort> an'Hue, were charged iu lUunich)ul court this 11l0nling witl1 dis- ' uti on will ....... 4\~h. I ot Ign atz KZ ~'zano wskl ot No. 31 \\T(· h::s John H . Bro l!an. HE'nr~' Mooney. Hiran.1l HealtLe~artrn.l1.nt ProsecutelT VlO ,9; "V ~.. "\.pls~ Strce t rel)o rten to the department that hf> \'v as C'a led to athmd thE' fam il y "T. ':\ut'o;;hanmer, Fred O. )lufrny, F. H. Becker, C. D . R. Sto.dts, Ernl"'t B esser. Charles PfiDkow, Samuel XewmRn. Dr. Freder ick Preiss' .John W . :\el'f, BARBERS. fATHER are unKnown, nnd when a case Is brought t o th e eyes o f the puhl1r. exl'lnmaUons of amaze m ent orc In order. thrl t surh circ umstancps are p ossIble. Eve rv duy nr3ton l~hIng exampll':'s of man',; inhuman!tJ to man. and the dire l'on3." quences a re to be found. but none in some time has paralleled thp poverty and wretchedne" ot a family which W:U pl'o"ldeod with th e T' E;-ref:..<;lties of life by th t' Poor Depal.tment yestel'~ 'lY. A phy ~ lclan In the neighborhood or We,My C. Dudley. I,. ~ ln.rcu s. ('01. F. ~ obl., Thom"s Stoddart, J ohn G. Wick .. r Dr. Jo.eph Fowler Dr. r. William Preis C. Y. ~Iiller, Thomas Penney. SN'reta ries-Frederick Howa rd. W thut c mn hi~ t luudlonl I hud. §t;: ~'\'ank (lCt m entioned fact. In the dty thE'Te aI'€" cxa mplE's of poverty a nd crime that G. V,'ard, H. A. ~ pasteboard .or~ !nto the centE"r or the move the c~\er you ca n easily r.,.. tie. It ISm , \~lthout chlpp'ng the boi. ought to c~~Il rlnng('roll~. ~ at once ernn all chlppe . L BulTalo, Oct. 24, 1902. . A. M) ~el' Charles P a nk ow. amu e N" N ff Dr: FrE'deri ck Prc>is!'t, John "\ . Ir: n: J ohn Brogan , H \!nry MC'loney. H ~ .. Exstl':'in. Ma ischoss , Dr. Will lam H. Thornton. A. O.U. W , their Inc ·Iong t~nd pieces of glass aha" · Ing th. 10 o~t Would rub oft by wlp. a. tine ot ~ i' the bott le. By InfierlJn, ppndeU are thp of the office rs ol the A 0 U. " ... ~4th an ni vel'sa.ry ' . Olf'f'ting to bE" held in the City Convpn tion null on l\{onduy evening : t ·hainnan. E. C. Knigh t ; "ire presiclpnts, F. U. Goodyear, Dr. S. S. Green, R. F . Atkin", E . G . Becker, Robert C. Titu~. lI('nry C. Steul. George 1-1. \\tool\ le y. Jan1es 1-1. V. Bisgood, onra.d Diehl, J. P . Irish, S. 'V. Warren, Au.. C gU5t n{'('k,~ J ohn T. Claris, " esley . DudleY, L. W. 1\lal'cus, F. G. Ward, H .A. Nobh', Thomas Stoddart . John G, \Vlc kser, Dr.Jmolpph Fowler. Dr. ~ GJQ,SPe. Dr. ' Yilllam Preiss, C. " .... ~uuert POOR POLISH FAMILY TERRIBLY AFFLICTED AND LEFT WITHOUT MEANS OF OBTAINING ACTUAL NECESSARIES OF LIFE- ALLEGED INHUMAN TREATMENT BY LANDLORD. \Vnrre-n, A.u~n~t Beck, J ohn T . Clnri~, ~TER • t o ~ ~ .... .. .............. HBOl Rir;: elny. "-nIter t GH\lDREN AN 0 nnd6scO~1~l~Y s~~f:J~~~ P~~S. co;~:m~~ny h. Is Very bt?AutUUI. Curmln cnIls were ,err lost evenln:r and :ttt I I demand~ b;\~ the nuciience -;'[r.erlH~~nS bPonded w ltb olle ot his original and Chtl~~ctcrlstlc speecbes. "!loch the Consul" will evenlngj,t cbrbf1\ te- \ 5 lowall J- "p' b H. i. ,,·atch If' )'ou?~"n them yourse lves or a t Umes to ~rvant8 how. I have SPVtra ~RE[,ARATIONS FOR THE 34T'R AN- Van Bucki rk and Eugejle Prepnratio n s orc nbohi W 1t a er TYPHO\D S[lIES · t n"~~~~ ~~,~lo~;~n~;~~~I~~or~~~C~~h;I~.:'!tn~~ - Wtlll~~01 GrePy8 D r . 1 them, to th e great awuselUent of his oudleuce. )Ir. hl au u Is supported ill' fin ex. ~pgonnJly fl ne company. In which ' Vnlt{"f ~ll merous D. £..5 H . " e s er, Gustav e Fuh r mann. Lou J . Kengo tt. ~ is F TI t "1 J. George NU8sbauu.- r . . H' . - . B ec k er , C. D. R. Ston,.s. Ernest Hesser. Charles G. Pankow. Samuel Newman, Dr. Frederick PreiSS. John Brogan . H enry Mooney, Hir Am Ex.toln, Frank !I1alschoss, Dr. William g, T horn ton. time. ll och is n scU·nllPointl'd cOllf'u l to One of the <ilUlollcl' 1H'lnclpnllrlcs ot G('1·. mnny, lind In ('on11('('[I0I1 with 11ls import(lnt ornc€' he also Is tbe prop l'ietol' ot the Eagle cntc. whot·e rna,,), of t he ->l1::::.rd complica tions h""o. their orll'ln. ! JUl1(-, v Preiss. C. <C . .da iJt . Inomas P en y. secre taries-Frederick Howard. 'Vtl~ F. NIr<lllng<T nne! I. a satire upon tlte C'rnmenl'g pollr.,' or the IlrC'seut lint ,r~, '-Y. t~er. should p le ted a nd the thirty-fourth a U W gary celebt"allon of t he A . °tlon· H a ii which will be he ld in conve n r omlse.. 1I10nd ay evening, October 27ih, ~ccessf\ll to b e th e biggest and mos S o· t h "t , celebmtlon he Id I n th e history I list ,'l organization. The follOW n~nd metnprominent men of thlS clt~een elected b ers of that order h ave 1 . officers to act on that occa.s Qn . '1'h Hon . E. C. K night, cha lim:a~· Dr Vlce_p re.ldonts- F . H. ~o~:/ Beck er' "S Green, R F. Atl"ns, ' C Steu l' thc ·Bon R. C. Tltu., H en ry h· 10{ V ' George H . ·W oolley. hmes h'l p~ Bls"ood the IIon . co m Rd e. J h 1 II<~h S' '" ,Yarren August Beck, 0 n r , .. C ' D dl<>y L M a r cuS, T. ClarlS, ·W esley . u b'l· Thom a s Col. F. G. Ward, H. A. No -!5~' J osepb Stoddart. J oh,!' 'VI::.kser, D: · v.' lIlla m Fowler, D - iii _ i, • Prei~s. C. W. Miller. Thomas, p en n eY' I.. Secret aries-F r ederi ck H e" ard , W III I RisElay Walter Asplnwa.ll. J Ol n K~~llnol· ,'r.' H. H. ~'pbster. GU9tav~ ..... . 1 tt J G Fuhrmann, Loul~ J . {.engo F , 'no;" H' NUAsba um er Fred o. Murray, . "13 • B"ck"r Ernes t es... . ... , C.D. R. e tOwits. S I Newman~ t tile l h a nniversar y mee tl n g O tI The 34t A. O. U. W . w ill be held at conven"~ H a ll next Monday evening. T he to low ing members haye been splected to art as oIDcers of the meeting: Chairman-The lIon . Erastu s C. Knight, Mayor of B u ffalo. .Vlce_P res ldents-F . H. Goodyear, D~. S S Gr en R. F. Atkins. E. G. Becket, rion·. Robe;.t C. Titus. Henry C. St<'ll~' Col 1 George H. W oolley, J ames Ash , . . G W·ard, H . v. Bisgood, Conrad Diehl, J : P . I r lRh , S. W . Warre n, August Beck. J ohn T. Claris, W esley C. Dud' l arcus, H . A. Noble, Thomas J h ley, L. " Stoddart. J ohn Wt c kse r. Dr. osep instl c andil.'ure. lle Is fUllnler tn tbls latest nbsnrdlt;r ~xpnnl:'lon 'Vtll Pre .. lde at ADD.- . 110.11 ltlonclay Night. WatCh tho Milk NeIll. : ""'''''Ce,' F.rmlng ON OCTOBER 27TH. , Qri1'~rjI a y b n com· Al a rrang m ents have ee n\v Pt" , .er"nry Gn eh crln", in Con .... entloo. The CJ("T'cr Cometlin II fu"n'd "is COUl.- Louis Mnnn, tb at lrreprcssll>le dln lcct comedlnn. b nB fou nd in his ncw play. "}-loch th e COll!'ul," another laugh Pl'O~ duccr whlrh Is d es t.lncd to hav e n ycry ha ppy a nd Pl'OSPN'OUS existence thron~h tbe prC'SC'llt theatricnl St"fiSOll. hlr. :\1unll and hls wcll·bnlan ced company opcncct for a halt w~('k'~ engng('ment nt the- Star Thentf'r lnst eY{'oing betorc n large Bud cullius· lCnl~ht ~W. CELEBRATION A . -,...J A. O. U. W. MEETING ~ \--Oo?f "~1t' d~egnt~~! F �.............JC... 2,, ·· .. · ~O~L .................. n_ .... ... .. • ..... .......... \.,ll-" .. ~··· · .. •• . . ...... . ...... .. fOREIGNMISSIONS. DurIng the m ornIng a vocal .010 b y Miss Hardy of Asbury Church much e njoYNt Luncheon was se rved In th e c hurch parlors at noon by a co mnlittee ot women o f Plymouth C hurch. Mrs. George ·W. Maltbie had gener a l charge, assl~ted by Mrs. C. E. Brlnkworth, 1\[rs. E. W. Clement, Mrs. D. J. Perry, Mrs . E. N. Coop e r, Mrs. ,\V. E . Marshall, I\1rs. Sidney Lake, 1111'S. O. W . Chapin, Mrs. A. H . Fraley, 1\1rs. D. H. Ellis, 1\11'8. George B. Taylor and Mrs. W. D . SilceD The tables were trimm~ vases ot yellow and white chrysanthe- :-=-=::::=::=:=:..,,,,,== ,.. "., """otfZ"f""lg' oi'" .. ............,. .......... ..... omen of Methodist Churches mums. At the a.fternoon session reports of of Buffalo District held d Ifferent committees were received and annual MeetinI[. officers for the ensuing year were elect- ELECTION OF OFFICERS I 31 ................ ed as fo lloW: President, I\1rs. George W. Mitchell of Plymouth Church ; tlrst , 'Ice president, I\1rs. S. L . Belle r of Ric hmond Avenue Church: !=iccond vice pres, .......... ......... ~~TARY OFFICERS CONFER PATCH. lmportan~~; ............... Afre sua o n As sembly Chambe r , Albany. of the h ealth au thorities o f B ufrec!>nUy subscribed hlg nume to "pu ic nolice ",at'nin g t h e people o f tha;t ci ty .thalt there .ha.d be~n found In the dri n king water s u pplied to the }1C'op'l.e of tile place a sn'lIte t en inch~s Albany. Oct. 30.-The second a nnun l of sanitar y otfirer)) be~n n ill th. A.serubi)' choruber toduy. IIeaith oftit-e l'S f rom e\'ery s-ec·tion of thp state nr c ill uttendnnce. The fo llowing' wns long, and ndmon!\shing t h em to bewau'e. the progr am : "Law nnd the heolth Some o f the peopl,e -of th!2' cl!ty ars no ofileer/' C. D . ,,'nrller, dep uty attorllf'Y GOub,t In credulous about the ma.tt-E!lI', gellol'nl; "Antitox in os a thera peutic olld and they do not know wh£'t.h~1[' it woul £t prophyln ctic." Herbprt D. l'ea~e, ~l. D., he betteT to ha'·,e a t enlperanC'e le~ture di rector oJ:titoxin labl'atory, State Ueportment of n ~n1t h ; "Food pre~er\·aread to the officia l al1ud€u to or elsa tiles,"~ .ll'of. 'Si1lis G. Tucker. dir(>('tor place tlltratlon devices on the:T h ybureuu of chelUi_try, Stote Department drants. o( IIeaith. The session tonight will b e de\'oted to a discu ssion of smallpox. Dr. George "om.vl. () H enry Fox. pr ofesso r of del' n1oloiog)', '" . . .J../. .. C{,,~..... .~ . Columbia lJniver~ity . :w ill mnke an ad· '"¥, . . ... dress on th e f'uh]crt. IllustrAted by lun· ................. .........f.~ tern sJi de~. nnd Dr. 1". C. C m·tis, profes. """"'" .... .... . SOl' of del'llIHtology ot the AlLany ~ledical Coll ege. will speak on " Tcchnique of ~ Yncci nation." ~ [ " "'" ' ' I co nference I I REPORTS F ROI\1 COMMITTEES AND Ide nt, Mrs. Dwight Hpdge of D elaware RETIRING OFFICERS-COllIPRE - Ayenue M ethodIst Chu r ch; third "ice HENSIVE PLANS FOR FUTURE. president, Mrs. F. G. Barnard or Grace Church; fourth vtce president, l\lrs. The annual meeting of the v,·omen·s F. G. Fulton of K enmore Church; reForeign Missionary Society of the cording secretary, Mrs. F. E. A. Zim!(enmo re; contingent M eth odist Churches of the Butfalo Dis- merman of trict t ook place yesterday a.fternoon in treasurer, !\-Irs. George S. Searle of hurch. Plymouth Method ist Episcopal Ch urCh. D ela.ware Avenue The corr esponding secretary Is ap· The meeting began in the morning and co ntinu ed until late In the afternoon. p Ointed by 1\1rs. GracIe of Rochester, The distrIct president, ~lrs. George W. conference secretary. In a letter to the MItche ll of P lymouth Ch urch, occupied convention, r end b y 1\:1r5. Mitchell, Mrs. the chair. A large numb er ot soC'leUes Gracie announced lhe a p poIntment ot responded to rollcall by givIng short re- Mrs. John H. Daniels t o th e office. Mrs. Mltchel1, who was the delegate ports of the year's work. The societies reported were Asbury Church Auxil- of the Buffalo district to the New York 'H Iary by Mr s. L. D. Cohb, Central Park state m eeting of the Women' s ForeIgn Auxiliary by Mrs. Cobb, D elawal'~ Aye · Missionary Society at Peekskll1, on Clean Transmitters. n ue Auxiliary by Mrs. 1\1. F. Windsor, October 14th to 17th, gave a compre- . Health.Oommissioner Greene, Of Doctors to Report on Use of \ East Aurora Auxiliary b y 1\1rs. Paul. h ensIve r eport of the me e ting, with Fr~e Anti-Toxine, East Aurora Young 'Yomen's Society speclal attention to the work of the l BufIalo, N. Y., is serionslycollsidering She r ead a by Mrs. Place, Grace Auxiliary by Young Women's Society. \ m aking it obligatory on the part of lIrs. F . G. Barnard. Hamburg Auxil- portion of the address made by Bishop rr~alth Comm i ",i,~n:. ..:;.·.;;(1;:l,r~jjjI..ll.I~ iary by Miss Gebhard, l{eml1ore Auxil· DavId H. Moore, who has c h a rge ot the tel e pbone companies to clean ell urondrnst to the' Y~ lciall~ of thi~ the mIssion fi elds in China, Japan and lal'Y by Mrs. F . E. A. Zimme rman, It k . eny n ('il'(,Hinl' l\:-; l,llll{ fo r illfol'tlliltion Linwood Avenue Church Auxiliary by i Corea, and reported at length th e ad - I tra)1smit tera a~ least once a wee . ress of ~1rs, F. \\"1'. Gamewell, who was : is oelieved that disease is spread cOIIC'el'lling the .ffect". o f Ihe nnti-toxine 1\Iiss Inez Smith, Norm a l Park AuxilIary by M rs. W. Grove, Plymouth Aux- in Pekin when that city was besieged. I through the transmitter. furn i:-.iI£ld hy nim for u.::e in di Ilhth{'rin During the afternoon two interesting rfl:-;ps by IIPl'!" fJlls who nr(" too poor to })urIliary by Mrs. G. W. MItchell, Plymouth musical drllls were given by the young i When a subscriber talks tbrouli:h the rtll". tho reUledy. The stnte (nrutsh(·. Young Women's Society by 1\11.s Maud ~ instrume nt he stands close. Mason, Richmond A "enue Auxiliary by women of Asbury Church. The ex: n "UP ply to the healt h d('partmeot in earh ('it.'" , Hud it is distribnted wb~r e Mrs. Daniels, River.lde Auxiliary by bal atiQ)1s leaves a moisture on tbe rubncedell by the henlt h oill(,pr. Sin('!! Mrs. W. A. Notman, SaInt Mark's Aux~ UC'r.-, La ber and tbis dries and is inhaled by the )lnrrh hINt the locn l 11Il n lth depnrtment lIlary by Mrs. J. Ray. ?t .......... , ................. , • ' hll'i gin·n out about 100 packuges. T h e treasurer, Mrs. George S. Searle, next use r of the 'phone. "I intend to ~cnd n C' ircuiur to evt' I"Y r eported t hat t he total a.mount raised I phy:o:ieiflTl in Dntro!o," ~ni cJ Dr. Grc(>ut) during. the year was $2,364.09 and the • ..... . ............. . . .. ..... . ....... 1',.. •• .., •• ~ .. Z··.. ·...... , this morning-. "'l'bose w ho nppls to thiM ~Isbursements amounted to $2.017.15. rlep3rrllwnt for th€' nrtirle will be re· She announced also a bequest of $250 from the late Mr. Hibbard of Grace ..............................t .. ··· .. ·~· ·l .. -.-.. (11lirpd to mnlie n repo rt u fter adminh;· .. .........................",)T... ... Methodist Episcopal Church. tel'ill~ the ~nIlle to their pntit'll ts. Till. ~:Irs. R uth WorthIngton, who has b een ~tllt{" om('inl~ woultl like to know how ............ ....... ....................... .... a cting as corresponding secretary durthe nnti·toxille nrts upon those who URe •..•.. •.... ... 'U .0. U. !lB. Weier Ing the yea.r, reported the number of it. If n IHlti~nt dil'S Or rc('overs after 2£ . !JJ/ontag iinbd an!aflliJ) tlf 3-i. m embe rs in each society In the district, , tilt' UIo:('" of it they waut to know it. T h e w ith the number of missionary ~J(}m:a£ef ter Griituna ne~ Drbe:: HEALTH OFFICERS CONVENE. only woy we ellll info rm them i> to havl' societies. The auxiliaries number fifHaven. Ct ., Oct. 28 (Assoc. : thp phyr--irinlls uJoOiol!' it repor t to us. The eln .9 rof1.e ueier in ter [tR))!iicf:en <ron , teen, she s~ated. and the members, 562. Pr .-Twenly- fh·e l'epreMe ntatives o! , ~tnt~ il'o Idnd e.nOl.~gh to furnish it for noth· The children's bands numb e r two with o fn llolm;afl~ itn i!, fiir roefcrt io ;ccn~~ s t '1. and J. rov lncinl boards ot hea lth 11Ilg', ~o that lIHligen t llerl"Oll" mn.\' hav~ a total of 27 members. the junior (Hren , iSeamten efn·Jr. ll l tuorb~n "[in): of )rth Ameri ca began a co nfe rence r 111(' h('nC'fit of it. All t he)" l'equir{' j:-; leagues, three, with a membership or ~!ctii~et ~. <r. stn i:;~t; !llice'~r1in; in North Shemelc: Hall. Yale Un iver· I thnt n repo rt be Illude." 71, the Young Women's SOCieties. ~ix sity. today, The greater part o( th e; --=----: . ~~li:~li-U' .5;1. 00ob~eur, 1) r. G. E with a membershIp of 176. The total first sesslcn was take n up wilh the L num ber or missionary organizations In 0mn, !R .. i\'. ~r:fin~, ~. aJ. lBeo rr, !Ro ' ('onsldE'ration of a report by a comnlit- .... .. ... ..... · ....~ . · .... v·: .. ·· ~.. ·I , .... . .... . . ..... ..... .. the distrIct Is 26 and the members num- 6crt (I. :J::r :UE, ,f.;!(I1r~ <r. (breu!, aJeorc! tee on a llst of diser..ses lelt eved to be b er 836. The subscriptions to the two .5;). Wooflft), ~a/T'eE ~q!), .5;1. is. l8;, cooD, communicable and dangerous to public ..... .. ~ .L .. . official orga.ns or the " romen's Board of hea.lth. The com mittee r epor t ed a list J.vl,J Missions, the Woman's MissIonary liot'tac ~ie~l ~.~. ~rifr, 'b.Iffi. ot 26 dl5leases. As some or the delegates F ri end and the Children's Missionary :111, 2£u £.uif lBcd, ~cf)n :t. ~lari~, Iffil~ ' .. ............ f'\.i!: ··S .... """"·""" ".......... .. did not b e Uev..: t!'l e H9~ was complete. Friend, llum\>er 158 and 138 respectlvely. le~ (1. 1)ub le~, .I'!. Iffi. !JJ/arcu§, aJ. the acceptH.nce or the report was deThe mite boxes In circulation tn the ferred to permIt of additions. ~ distrIct a.re 190. lIIrs. 'Worthington ~n'b, ,f.;!. 2£. 1J/06;1, :tl)oma: 'Glotbal! =- _ a :MJ.2.. .. A I .U """'" ......".............aCr...;d'8"'19()." ,,~~S::,~,E.:: c:~~~::~,~~; ..rI :~t~ :~:~:o~,~ ~,~,:~~,~ IJis-. I ~ I - , N. Y.,'.......... ....................... '19 ............. . "- . t. ~ t ' r : .... '... \1. W·.l!' 1.t42 ......................... U. made a plea for the organization of .Jorn aJ. Iffiidier, 1)r. ~o[e~f ucro le:; REPORT ON ANTI-TOXI N , c hIl dren's bands In every parIsh in the IDr. W. ~. aJreene, ~r. lffiilIiarr: ~ rei!i, . distrIct. <r.Iffi. !JJ/.i.rrer, :t qoma~ .!pennil). A p aper Was given during the morn . 'befr~tnre-uret~rid .5;1oroarb, !ffiif, Ing by Mrs. W . G. Hopkins on The Benefit of Little LegaCies, In which she !'an; !RlfefQ~, Iffi\l :ter ~Hpir.tuafl, ~ctn urged that every friend to miRsions re- .5tllllrer, Iffi . .5;1. ,f.;!. lllie6ft er, aJufi,lbe memb e r the cause with a gift. even Jturr,rr.alln, .l'!ou i ~ ~ . .\tengott, ~ . 0. though It be small. ~Ufl OnUI1l C r, U:~eb D. IJJIlimn. If!ill _ ......... "... Mrs. ' Voodhall, <halrman of the dIs... = tri ct bureau ot Information, reported ?.l8!d1!,. t! . SD.!R. (btoiuir €, (troit iSe;, that the total receipts for thp year I,r. ~l)ar.t , (jJ. ~.11110iO, ifSna III! IJ/: lt' ;( were SG.99 and the disbursement;, $6.35. 1):.l}'reter:(f .Johl '.)].IJ/e[f. Noon prayer was conducted by 1\fr~. S'h L. Beller ot Richmond .~ venue Jofn. iSrO;Q Ii .fIenlt) !JJ/O OI'~i), .5;1:mii e urch. In opening the sen"tce she an- ~rf(ern, ~rant, IJJI J iicfc~,:!:r. WilIill' n ounced thal the GenE-ral Inlern3.tional .~. :!forn:Cll. Missionary convention whic h is now in ses~lo n at Cleveland. ~atsed on Thurs· -T A .fA J.M.." . f::;~. day the ~um ot $400.000 for missions and PHYSICIANS REQUESTED TO that It was eXpected the sum would be ~ .......~~Y.!~':v.. !..~'? .. Incr.a.ed to $550.000 by last night. It is .... .............. " ...... REPORT ITS EFFECTS ON a conference ot represcmtntives of a ll .. ...... ... I .... . denominationA, the delegates numbe'ring DIPHTHERIA PATIENTS. 2.500, the largest missionary conference ever held in America. The Heverend --===--== 1 Dr. E. C. Loeke, P8.fItor of Delaware Antl·~llxln is no\\" furn ished to lhp Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. is DREAD DISEASES ARE yarlou~ h ~a 1th dep~rtmenlS of t he one or the speakers at th e ('onfert"'l1<:e. SPREAD BY TELEPHONE State by the ~tatt· B('lttrd ot Health an.] i Mitchell rea d an in1\tl's. George t erestlnt'< paper, deSCribing the people of Is dfstribu lt 1 by thE> forOle-r to physJBbffalo Health Commission'" Will Comth e Phlllbhtt District, In North ern In<.Inns for usp among the-II' pallent~. din. The miSSionary work tn this tel'· H ne at · pel Company to Clean \ rll ory Is Supported by th e BuffalO dl.nounced today that he Is preparing .1 TrllDsmitte l !'. trkt, whleh Contributes $1,000 nnnually. circular t o be scnt to the dIfferent phl:\11". :lhtchell told of lh bj t . ty of the naUve e a ec po, erslcians of th £> cfty. aski ng r.hpm to rem'FFALO. l' . ll,'" ~i;. -Health thE' women. S. the degrnda lion of port to him the result of the use of thi~ COnlmlsRioner 'Ut' iF. ~t'r1ou~ly {,Oland npPll11l~ t~. dwarfed Intelligence drub'. Dr. Greene said: "The State De· nts tn thRtg gnoranc e of the Inhabit8ttl~rinJt ma'klng t", 0 tlgato)'y on tbe PUPI n , pan.ment of HC'allh would like to kn ow ~ .ecllon Sh Id th of th n If'lnr)hont..~ cumpnnli'tJ to ch.:an the' nl'~t ml!'slona . e sa at the effect that th is anti-toxin has on Phl1lbhit was til ry WOI k done In trnn s .. ,lttj·rs at Il ast on c" n. wt.:e>k. 1 PE'ople who USE" ft. and the only WHy <eitool for "'0 e organization of a they can find out Is thrOugh the r.pon. Is bell,.., cd lhflt disl nSl Is sprea ,hns prosp«:'redmen and I I h 1 and n g r s. The gC 00 of phy!=jlrlan~. through thr tt'h:lltwrJ? t r llsmlttf'T ers there inc-I d t pre~cnt th e workAhout 100 par~gt"s have bee-n distrlb· When a 8ub!5cr1her talks Ihrom;h ut~d tre~ by thE' State 5in('e~13" t l?nf'hers btSl~ e 112 Bible readers and lo"trument. he &lal.ds close TbE:: ~tarl'h. Thf> dr g l~ used in u'eaUn aries. ., e the regul ar misslonhal tiona ll'avl' n molalurp on thn " at dlpht;t. I~ (ubbf"r oo(! l'lls dtles an~ It:; Inhaled lv of the {lliOU'" ~ ·· ......····ooT .... '0"1902 "" .................. . ~an, ~reii1, U8E 0 f I ANTI.TOXIN -A - L.:~ ~ ""I ~t;......J.t7...(.... J. q}. ~.. I "r. It "I am prC'parlng a circu lar It'th'r to ph~'81("ia n!', asking for a repo rt on tht~ USc-' of anll·toxln In dlphthE'ria caseH," Ha lrl J~llh C('ImmlssJoner Greene today. "T ho SMe health oBlclals L lU tdOnlat a n. r€,~l1lt~ fTom tht> u~p o t thhi and ~\11)ply llntl·toxlll frl·t· wh,.n n€'t'dNl by Pl'oplf> who cnnnot alYv rd to huy It. IJerE"nftt"r when phy~iclan8 H r~ 1 n'Jlort of trL'n lml~l1l Rupplieod with nntl·toxiLl from this o llice the;}' will hive to r eport on th~ ef1'ecl 0 the treatment." 9 I 1=/:FECTOF ·~~\~~NTITOXIN. THE HEALTH COMMISSIONER REPORTS OF RESULTS ON PATIENTS. WANTS n('f~mI5Ion(lr Gr('f"nc !'Ita t· m(Jrn~t he was preparing clrc ul nrR to hE' fh\nt to thE' dlt'te r(' nt physf .... lllfl S In the city, reQu~~tlng them to milk!, a npon ot the condition o f thdr patlfrla u~ of nnUtoxln turnlsht-d bl' thf' State. It has bf:en tho custom oC th Stalt· HI nlth Dr-partmlint fer &lm~ timpast to turr"lsh t'3rh d· partml'nt. of hf'alth In thp. yarJouCi munfclpalilleJ): with a much anUw"ln n!4 J~ rt-quJrffl r.)r pt"OjJt,. aCtH lhp whu cnnnot afford tl) pay fur the I1Quid ~( ) W th .... 4uthprILlt' <t df>slre tn h8Y. to c.lt·partmc·nt T(port 81': to whal flf.crort the c.nlll(l).;In ha~ h.ld nn thp puU(ntp; "r lntf>n<l to slnd a clreu!:l.r 0 1"\'f'M ~ald Dr. GTl'('np "ThoFe whl) ap'p1y to chI dppar!mr~nt for th stutt wllJ be rc-qulrtd to mek<' :I r<'pnrt $l!tf'r adm lnL-If'rJnlt th Bame to thpJr pnllent8. Th(' Stat tlme-.at. phrltclQ,n _In Bllt'f'alo." this mornm~ �32 ,,"ould I1k( to lrnn~' how the antltoxtn nctlli with lhL pE'ople who USe It. It 8. pn- tll'nt dJ(>~ or J' _'cov('r~ a fter the use ot It they would Uk~ to tlnd out. The only 'W a y Wt.' Clln In Corm t11l'm is to have the physicians using It rr\>ort to us , T he State 1! klntl enough to t'urntsh it ror nothing oRe that tndlgt~nt people mny have th beneflt or it. All they require is tha.t 8. repol' t be rnnd('." ~Incf'l Morch thp locnl Health Dcparttn('nt hns dl<;trlbutNl :tbout 100 puclt a ges ot untltoxln. Thr drug Is ch ien), used 1[1 diphtherin CRlile5. - - - - -- 0&1"11 128 by troneY elevated roads. 9 on hOr:nroads . T he kind am oars and 74 by ete . In the remaining of oars were not speOlfied kicked to 48 death.. Eight person. . .ere r N '( 'rom ...................... ························.. ··· ...... .............~~!..L ~.~~.~ . . . ... . . . death by horse~'th S 811 deaths from aool~)(P R '\:) , The causes 0 e. f 110..... : Frao- _ dent and neglig~nce wer." "i':s ~7S; vehloles. WAG ES AND DRINK. tures and con tu.lO ns{313·::3. ~xplosiolll!. 7; P : EBITIONIST ANSWERS 5 163; burns and sca d~. iS9' poison. 244; CIALIST'S ASSERTION. \ railroad •• 269; drown ng . 63 : horses. 23; E tor Buffalo E xprcss:-AccordIDg sulfocation. 69; woundS, ' troke 1 21S; .. newspaper report, th e defender ot Er criminal abortion. 23; sun~ 1 • ration ~iallsm In las t Su nday's debate. Speak. glect and exposure. 9; Burg en ~p~ 3 • \ Ing of prohibition. said In substan ne . nt 14 and clrcumClSlon. ' . that if tho wo rkingmen should st'l 8; el~TlC ~rre • 1001 t here were liZ hOll1l- drinking a lcoholic liquor their wag>! Durmg t e year I . T he met hod would be reduced an amou nt equal II cides-89 males and 20 femll e . f lIows: By th eir former drink bill. Of course. the~ f homicide was dlVlded as 0 I suppose. if they incr eaB' their drInk ~l ws-males. 17; females. none. B y sharp bill their wages w ill go higher. It the . 0 t -males 21; femaies . 4. By gun- labor unions should learn of thl,. they LDstrunlen !i • 17 By poison, mtght ha.ve wages increased wonderful. shot-males . S9: femaleBs. t'her methods. ly. I had supposed that skill had some· males, 1; fe males, 2. Y 0 thing to do w ith fixing a workman's pay 1 5' females 6. 8Jld drink does not Increase skill. Em· maO~th' h mi.oides 76 were in Manhatta.n, ;peror WilHam says the reason the Ger. e o . , he Bronx 4. in Rtch- man workman is unable to com{l@b 24 in Brool<l~n. 6 Ul t J ly j,~d the larg- with the Ameri can Is that beer mak.. mond and 2 Ul Queens. u d him dull. a.nd he advises manutacturm at number of homicides, 19. June an to prohibit the entrance of beer tnto the e followed with 15 and 12 respeC- workshops of Gemlany. If the Ger· January J 1 al had the largest number of mans are wise. t h ey w ill drInk mort tlvely . uy M f liowed with 70 b eer and get m ore pay. Andrew Car· suicides. 71. January 0 negle thInks a tota.i a bstainer Is worl\ and May wsa third w ith 68. more than a drinker and says any me Of the 70.720 deaths. 1.927 were ?!dej.r<l's . working for him who agrees to let drink Th large.t number of males dl d ur ~g a lone will have his wages Increased too th e month of July. which . had 4.112 deatths . p er cent. "\ccordlng to Mr. De L'o~ e waS second With 9,620 ea s. Mr. Carnegie should r everse tbis rule. ~an\,arYthe same months the greaU!8t n umThe retail cost of a lcoholic lIQuon ~:'::!'fema.les died . t he tlgures bemg 8.~ consumed In America reaches ~ ....A Q 1~ 'l"'tU'rw:l>I'tivp,lv ~ enormous sum of $12,000,000 a year. measles , I I carlet lever, 16,692; typhoid tever 12,7048, and sma11pox, 1.964. I _ The Increase in smallpox w ... well d • tr ibut ed t hroughout the city. The actual number of oases ranged from 1.198 In Manhattan to 3 in Richmond. The ino,e..... in smallpox moved the Health Board to obtain from the city an extra appropriation of $22 500 with which to employ seventy-tlve addition~l vaccinator8. During the. year the vaccinator. made 106.161 prunary vacoinations and 220.506 r evaccinations. The Sarutery Bureau. charged with the duty ot inspecting and reporting all nuisanceS or causae ot danger to the publlo health. made 3,038.944 inspections and reinspeotions. During the y ear n.56S epeoimell.'l of milk pncentalre or Deatb. Lower Than In the were examined, 128,64:2 dead animals were Prevtous Year-F1,;ures Based on a removed from the streets and 8.3« from the shores; 10.08.67-1. pounds of milk. fruit. Population or 8.1I\80.IU' ror the meat . tlsh and other food were condemned .. this sum were spe n t for useful goods U EDtire City-Tube-remaoel! Caused ~Iore and seized; 31,32. bacteriological exa.min&would crea te a demand for Ilbor thu would compel w ages to jump. or It ~ Deathe Than Any other Disease, tiona were made. 182.475 cubio centim~trea .. tJ II. v , .. : ..... L . . . . ........... workingmen eaved their share a.nd J!l Mlb Pneumonia Second-VItal Statio' of diphtheria antitoxin and 20.295 01 vacoine m ... .. ..................... ......... .. ... It Into a common treasury. they Colli virus were produced; 10.448 ohildren ... ere ~oon control the finances at Amel1L dee ror the DlfTerent Borool'hl exoluded from school by the medioal sohool :3 land become masters. without long C destructive strike.. with their act... The Board of Health has j u.t completed in.pecton;; 5.288 pereoll.'l were t reated in the .... ... ... .. .. ... ........ . . ... ... ...... )PaDylng suffering. a detaUed report of the work aocomplished department hospitals; 70.720 deaths. 80.785 "( I::Y ,L 'tV . .... PROIDBITIONIST utfalo. Oct. 28th ~ by that department during t he year 11101. births. 33.«7 marriages and 5.750 .till births .. .... .... ... .. .... ... . ... ... ... .. ... ... ... . .... . ... .. ...... . ... .. While It ia nearly ten months since the last were recorded. Indexed and tabuiated and cia,. covered in the report. the work of oom- 23.296 transcripts of them iMued. piling the tables has been carried on muoh 01 the dead animals removed from the martl rapidly than in past years. Heretofore streete. cats and dog. lead with a t otal It hu taken nearly two years to get the 01 94.310 . Dogs removed from the pubUo pound numbered 11.593. Nearly 20.000 report ready for the printer. The estimated population of t he entire dead horse. were removed . One solitary ott,. u used by the Heaith Department in dead camel was lound on the street and remaklng comparillons and In computing moved. the death rates is given as 8.536.517. It is The 80.736 births reported during t he Miss £Vans of Syracuse Has an Unique Way of Conducting divided among the five boroughs as follo ... : year ill almost 1.000 less than in the previous Manhattan, 1,873,662; the Bronx, 222,12'; year. nol"Withstanding t he tact t hat there Business. She Has Been Successful at Home 1\ Brooklyn. 1.:I0Il.084; Queens. 168.884. and has been a steady inoreaae in the marriages reported IInce 1898. Undoubtedly a iarge BIohmond. 68.933. and EJtpect~_to be Here. The condition of the public health lor t he number eocape reg\l!tration owing to t he , 1M'" ....as good . the death rate being only neglect of physician.s and midwiv s. T hi. JO per 1.000 living. against 20.57 for the ill more particularly true ot the other "~\"e trust the h onebty o( the people or t hen muttered half to himself: " Gee, ytS previous year. There were 70.720 deaths boroughs than 01 Manhattan. ButraJo." ~nld Ma J'Y Elizabl'th E,'anlS ot takes a box a nd pays for it yerael f." Srracu!-;l> Yt::-;t~n.l~~) mornmg 3$ sh~ t'aC"cd :\Iar~· E llza beth, or Miss Evans, as she , from all causes. as against 70.872 during the Ot the births reported 41.0\18 were ot an alHlh>n<'(> of men and hoys III th e- COUI"l is known in the business world. tells a ~ing year. The death rate was highmales nnd 39,639 were ot females, 8. proof tho EllieOll S(lI1:1I"(;,. Some of the ml'n I prc u:o stor\- cClncerning the beginning of ...t In the Bronx. where it reached 21.60. J1Ortion 01 1.037 boys to one girl. Phyans w erE'd her ~tateme-l1t with looks ot hrr bU~ 1liess venture. 'lbe high rate there is due to the large num- slcian.s reported 41.025 ot t he births. and HnHlz€'ml'l1l, other!:i ~miled and 51100h: their ber of publio Institution.s. The death rata 38.710 were reported by midwives. Ho .... t ho Business Started. hf"'ads, still more apPe'dl'ed J)\1zzleJ lor a tor the Borough of Manhattan .... 20.55 . The greatest number 01 births In a single moment or two and thell smiled, smiled. "Ever since I can rem e mber 1 have The lowest death rate was in Queens. where month occurred in January, w hen there It reaohed only 17 .20. were 7,518. December was second with broadly as If they had found a solution to madp cu ndl·." she- said. '·r was tond of it Tubercnloslo was Accountable for the 7.489 births. June had the least number of a troubleso m e proble m . then they said: and 10 make it was great Cun. When H IrMteot number of deaths during the year. births. 5.657 being recorded. Of t he 80.735 "That's good, trUSt US: and we' ll bE" hon- ypars old It beca m e neceSSQIT for me ttl there beir& 9.389 of t hese. Pneumonia. ohildren born durin g the year. 1.298 ,,{ere f'~t" .\ woman. a sistel' to thl" family ot ertrn mr Jiv ing, a nd th e s utt~estloll of 'l inoluding broncho-pneumonia. was aecond. illegitimate. During the year record was Dnllbling Thomas. shoo k he,· h('ad em-, frie nrt I~ me eo offel' my c&nJIe5 Cor sale with 9.168 deaths. Then follow 5.796 deaths made of the birth of 611 pein! ot twins and phaucally all: fi h~ sfud: "It won ' t work. 10'1001 a single ord er my business gre .... , th('ree> nrc too many dlshonpst p(-"OI)le In . and two years later I opened a booth. in from dlarrh..al dille......... 5.006 from heart three .ets of triplets. th e EIIlc.·ott Square. too m any p eop l e in LIII \'H&lty Hquare in Syracuse. At noon cIlae.... and 4.813 from :\Iright·. diaease. The 33.«7 marriages reported for the Buffalo who are wflling to chea.l.·' TllO on tlH~ ope ning day. the ca refu llY preOrcanlo heart diaease showed an Increase year is 1,2oo more than were reported in men laught'd and did nOt al)pe:ll" to l'e- pR red ~tOC~ which I hoped to sell in II. of 9S7 deaths over the preceding year. previous years. The marriage rate for the sent th e- accusatio n . w ('ek \\'as entirely exhausted, therefore I AooIdental death was second in increase. entire city waS 9048. For t he borough of Hel p YOlU'solf and Make Chaase. arr:wst;d my booth that when a.t home with an increase of 799 deaths. Pneumonia Manhattan. 12.22 per 1.000; fo r Brooklyn. r:1a k i ng C9.nd}·, customers c\) uld open my .howed the greatest decrease. there being 8.87; Richmond. 5.88; Bronx. 4.80; and Queena Th e audience, th e speakel- and hel" C3J;C. {skltw hat they wished {each packl,3U deaths le88 from that cause than in t he 4.72 per 1.000 of population. During the fril-'mb wt:' re all clustereu nbout a l}l c tUl·· age " as plainly labeled !IS to con tent.uo.l preceding year. year 3,161 widowers a nd 3,195 widows ve[\.- ("~qnt.' IHlllth of F'l cm l~h oak in whi ch was pric e) n nrl make ttheir o wn c hAnge (roN The Increase ot 799 in the deaths from tu red a gain to embark on t he sea of mat ri- dl~I,lay('d boxes of , ' a l'iOus shapes and 01)' ti ll. '"I'he candies arp made by m~' 815accidental causes was entireiy d ue to sun- mony. slzt'S ('onlninlng 1\[ a.r)" Elizab eth cs.ncl}". ter~ and myself. lust as I ha\'c always 8troke. mainly occurring In t he extremely June upheld Its reputation for the most A single glance at the booth n~~l1r€'d the mclde th em. as I do uot know cl)n!ecUonbot week that included July 4. There were marriages. with 3.448. Then followed vi!iit(lr that the booth, the d esk, th..:- tiny methods or formula e:' ed ht'r 1,278 deaths from sun.troke during the year. October. November and December with ('ounter, lh l? ~ign and lhe old-!a~hton~ l"r3' Il is So yt'a r since Miss Eva ns open n. ot which 989 occurred during the week 3.310. 8.1« and 3.043 marriages respeotively. 10nt(:l" n whh'h hung o\"er the door of the I)oo tl'. in Syraruse. and du ring that th hcunh '\\"('I'e the w ork of Charles Rohlt ~, Id and ending July 8. Of t hese deaths 689 were March had t he lesat number of weddings. nOlle' bUL h e- would. hll\'e thought of so 1l1klO box es of rand)' ha,-e been so , reported from t he boroughs of Manhat tan 2.371. '" I ~ con hdent she has not L)st more quaint a de:-:ign. The sign. a black o ak 51, .. I roUgh JlDd the Bronx. This was t he g reatest There ....ere 718 sulcides' reported during hoard with th(> words. " ,M ary Eliza..beth II,a., $10 in that length of ti me t t I1 ra nch ~ number ever reported, the nearest approach t he year. divided In tbe five boroughs a. "U~. lOm "'r< '" .· ,., dlsl,ones l'.". The firs ) -ith .. being in one week in 1898. when 6'8 dpaths follows : Manhattan. m; Brooklyn. leg; ('0 J1(lil"~, " in flaming I'N ] It>Ut;'I"H. atlraf't.."d .. 1l:ISSP1"'!';-h:o' and lhe young wom an who b('otll has been started in Butf.llo ThP from sunstroke were reported. "1ar\' Richa rds BelT~" i n chnrge. Queens. 49; The Bronx. 46. and Richmond . 5. tnal1ufa<.'lUl"(>:-I lh ~ candy and ha~ adO)HNi ,,'ss I' I .! ' .. ,til he (Ollowed During t he past tlfty years there have Divided 8.8 to sex, 612 or t he .euic ides were til(' unique wa~ of disposing or it wa~ "hclll-r(Il'rself plan " tlr~ been but ten w hen more t han 200 deaths suffiC'ten l to hold theil' Hlt..-ntlon for a lew IH're. The candy is put up in I\tlI'~ilr\' males and 101 females. were reported from sunstroke. They were 'h . , >!O: £'3ch labeled with the name '? \ Carbolic acid led as a mean. of suicide. minutt.·:-\ and t.) loo!:>t;:'n tlwil' IHIl'St' ~lrillgs 1, (1 ,l., d h picture 1853, with 211 deaths; 1866. with 310 deaths; causing 256 deaths-159 males and 97 fe- a~ w ~l1. fOI" few pt.· op l l~ l l~rl I h~ hOf)th Fllzubeth " III plain s('rItH. an 1 e 1870. with 238 death.; 1872. with 320 deaths; male!!. GlInshot wounds werA aecond wit h without hU:O'1ng at ll"a~t on{' unx I)C l'jtndy. • tile nlUng manufaclUl'C' r in onc corner. (ll. , b• . llarer bOxes, 1878. with 206 deaths; 1687. with 216 deaths; H7 suicideS-l4.3 males and 4 female • . Thl~ sign h angi ng on thl.' hamill' of thl~ '1'1'T'" . if' pu t upbl m k 10". 1 11 ·e-d l etter Ing· 18112. with 320 deaths; 18116. with 765 deaths; , 1m-ned with ae nn~ I t "" t"1l:-: l' in \\"hl(-h th(' ('unrl)is dl:.;lll,IYC'll Then followed iiluminating gas with 69 ,IC b . illlriv decors t"U 1888. with 868 deaths; 1900. with 205 deaths. Light WOOI I(,11 O"'I:S Slln " !!elltl male. and 45 females; tben hanging. with 48 ar(.Ju8C' ti gC'IlC' 1 al ('lll'imHty: and 11101. with 898. The death rate of .4lI IUJ' "'IIPplieo to patro ns who "ant to "OP('" th('s~ doonJ, has been greater during the past ten yea rs males and 22 femaies . There were only Tak e what :rOli will ,.an.)r hY express. , _ " and tbe w ning-3 males Rnd 4 7 suicides by d ro than during any decade since 1650. Lf';:l n' C'o~t or gl)llfls ta kl'n, 'l'ht~ Illfl lll1fBtt.lIr(.r ot the (~ nd} . -natl'lf of the plan tQ sell It. Is a) • .rl T he percentage of deaths under five years females. One woman committed suicide 1\1;1 kt;.· c·hn ngp from my till with wood alcoho l; one man used oxallo Qng l I] Sh is vtr)' gt of age upon the totai number of deaths R l.... I1N·tlng t.'u~tom('r~ · hOlWI" '-'irl lw t y~t ~'O :\f'ars 0 l ~ d "th e ..... iower .than in any year d uring the past .acid, and one used muriatic acid. Five l\fnry r.;llzahl·th." I!:.h in J!lanners and aPl)C'a r :w ce , 8:t be men took cyanide of potassium . de. The percentage of deaths exA fl"" Jllll'chn~er~ enjoyed the- 1\1)\·('lty of Native. of the United States led among 11l~lrlng thE"mst-"I\'e!-' antI makl1l~ ('hnngl> nded from 41.15 in 1892 to 34.W in 1901. suicides with 254 deaths. Germany WM ll r, , (erda ' " The cand)" Is 311 hon f)-om th(' Iilth' till hut oth(>r~. IItlu!"lNl (I) rhoa Th......as a considerabie increase in the th noS ' . I I I)' pure. A b. wan'a n t ed a hslt u e _.I Dumber of contagious di.8eaees reported second wit h 210. For t hird place the num- th(' plan. Ilprh a Il~ unt1!'C(>d to i)l'lI\g trlll-ited. n 8,j e •an., , . I!'lldoT'f'U ber fell to 45 for Ireland. Three countries u~I(NI th €' youllg wom en iI' chat"g-C' to sell ~ ' "c)'al ruffalo ph y<Oticlans na\e . or during the year. There were 45.723 cases reported. as against 41.70\1 in 1900. This in- were tied for the least n umber of s uicides. lh t' ll1 n hox of randy in tho onlina.,·y W<.1 )· ~tl- u-nlUllS them th e fOlll1Wi "g-11nS~~ktOn. . . de D r . Charles G. , \., putcrease was entireiy in t he boroughs of Man- They were British America. France and A n ewsbo,", ru gg('d, dirty and k f'(' II-f'YNt. ErnN~t \\ til . Scotland. with 4 each. shoved hi s way t.hl·ough the c I'o wd unti l 0" Irving ){. Sno '9t·, Dt. James CbaJ'1. hattan and Brooklyn. T he increase was There were 3.811 death. from aocidents lH' was c1o~e to th e booth. T h en hE" r eact . J)r 1I~l'man l\f~ Ilter, Dr" Oto,·e. due almost altogether to two diseases . Ila'"' Jones. Dr. BenjamIn H.. _.... T. ooarlet fever and smallpox. both of " 'hich a nd negligence. of whioh 2.372 were in o lou d . "Chocol a t es, bon-bons, nut cand~· RUfJ\ne'~lter D. Grf;>cnc. DI'. J~ Manhattan . Automobiles kiUed 6. bicycle. ulld o ld -fashioned ta rry " llc clo~ed llH!' Dr. " . Dr F ...d,,·lch C. Bu ..... made a periodic visitation. Cook a.,nu . ~ UOOl". read the sign hanging o n the handle. Ths contagious diseases were reported kIlled 7 and 106 persons were run over and killed by wagons and truck.. Of the 289 per.. RtUowe: D.phthori.. aDd Ol"ou,p, 13 one; .ona killed by rallro.cIa. 10 ".r. ~ QII REPORT ON HEALTH ~ . ~~(d' Board Gives Out the Figules for the Year 1901 G~~1Y1HowN al .. ,' y 0 OCI D.2 ...................... r CONfiDENCE IN HONESTY Of BUffALO'S CITIZENS I I a. I I! I .nun!1 I I at pers.~l~,,~~~~n;·~~l~h:~::~l ~~~o ~~~ilrd ht:~ = �ON /' ,··Y·········.. .~.~f. ...........!.....:.....~................. COSTLY Ol.n SHELL'0 m ... ... ................~. • 1 1902 om·.. ·.. ·.... ·· LV _. . . ... . .. . . . ..~r ..~.~.~ ........... . ............ .. ..O.CT.... ..1J.;Q;?;. . . .............. C~ Must Either :~ !{e~ ....................... ..I.~. ~ .......................... r "'REPOR~~···~~ -.:~~~~·~:~ .. ORSE THAN LAKE ERIE. m Lal1ra<IN' 'rimr~ (}uotrs with ap \. I wllnt thr \,E1\'H sa Id a CO'w days al;o about holliul; th" rlty wnlrr Mds"~: ' ~;P oqF[ 11!?~&qf>.J has to r;;I'DJ!~!~~! the 1 eren !:ilClaDS of dty <'i r culal's asking fo r infonna· ~j Q D~ . \\hO both recei ve their WnlE'T ~up I' from the .same ~OUI'C(" Lake Erie,P Y use i t in their praclice. t.. ('~ [loillt to tile nred (or u new qUill" ~ ....................................... ·:r: .. ·....····.. thnn the intt.·J"(·st on tl\(> hOlld:-;. 'l'hb! fo-l11nllpox <,pidpnliC' just (,lukd cost t.il(> dt r $!!, I.;)OO. ThC' .l!'1'C'lltf'st llllmhf'1' I)! ~ll1uIi· pox ('l1!"(,s W(I had to ('ol1tplld with fit ntly OIlC' tinw wus ,~n. 'rhe pl'p~ent qUnrnI~­ . . . . . .o.c. . . . . ·. ·19a.r·. ·. . ........ . I ntl Sum Was Expended in I That Treating 4 31 Cases of D_R. REED GHnSEN ~1 HEALTH UfFICER - IS RESIDENT PHYSICIAN Dr. Barron Will Be Stationed at Hope Hospital at Per Day. I by CommIssioner Gilman> who 15 saUs- ... • fled lh",t the smallpox situation is such that a competent physician is constant- m ......... p . . . . . . . .. · . - ...•••• .. •• • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ... . l y needed at the emergency hospital. Dr. Reed was una.ble to leave his practice. to go to the hospItal, but can find .. .... · .. .. .. .. ·T " ............. .. time to look after the "Cfairs of the Health Department until Dr. Goler re- .. ..... ..... ... ... ... .. ..... .. . ... .... . ..... ..... ... .. ...... . ... .. MALL·POX STAMPED OUT T turns from Europe. Dr. Barron was seleocted as re.sident DlS C H .\R GED FROll -=~~:'.-_ __ ~:OST -0..... ~~IALL-PO.x . The last \ c harged from the Q uarantine Hospital probable ~ ~ nt' nf ~1Uall.poX jnst enderl in exception or Dr. Goler, he has had more tbl~b~~lif.iOl~l~okce (Hit bf'tClrf' . tbr POl.l' experience wIth gma.llpox than any AtnNlrflu Fxpo:"ltlon, ~Iurf' thaI tiull' tb{'l(' h • ~. arC'f1 for In- thp other physician in RocheslKr. hfl\'P b('('u :H1 (",l!"l{'~ I' ·t r::,;'"'.1 -'.(1 As both ph.}'sicia.rltJ were selected to flll lI(!nlt1l DI'p:'ll'fWPlf. ntl'~ t<r':~tm°(?nt··;t·'~n~ 'i'br i!ri I1q all " rll'M-unl Cl ~ I d d emergEmcy positions, they can eman ~I . ~-:\S so nf \Ybnm ?lO Wf'rr> In t H' )nrg/) saJ.aril.!s, which wll1 be paid them. h~~It;\:' ) '11 'l"~~ lli (,:l~('~ wt.'rC' tr(,:Jtp Dr. Barron will probably rocetve $20 a at :J ("O~t of :;:':2:1 •• 100. _- this morning and now the city has not a day while he Is at Hope Hospital. QL.\IU:'iTI,\:E HOSPITAL TOO \Y-O AnO GRIGGS r.A ST p -,\, 'rlBXT. sma~pat~.rl~)a~s. single case so far as the Department of Health is a ware. I Da vId Griggs, t he medIcal student at the Un iversity of Buffalo, w h o was i n t he hospital for 1~ days. was the pa- I tient '\"ho was released touay as cured. com~isej~ that QrcCPih .stated 1ere ?9F fP\1enl c today of small -po x at Clevelnnd. For the week end in!;, OctobE' r 18th la~t there were 24 ne~ cases reported there and 12 death s . ...,.,..- PI CF ' r V . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . .. 1 .................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~/~lll ••••• • •••• .................. .Q.G.T... ..~..J..... ~.Q.f. ............,..... t..i~QUI R \, ... ~U AR AN:;.;~;;; ·~ ~OSPITAL IS ~1t EMPTY NOW. For the flret tI the Quarantine li~el In sE'verat months dRS and thert;> Is lip ta l ''''R~ e:mptif'1i tn· Identity or '''h ~rea~t on£l' pt·rson. ",hosp Health D(' I)ilF!liI~ n Ut~ Is known to the smtr'tjJO ~h"'ho Is sutrl'ring from wa~ dlscharg('d as y. Thl' l1l::-t patient He I~ David Crl Cured this morning ot the- rnlver~l t~g~·t the m(>dlca) student from Comstoc k 0 BUffalo. ,"ho Co'ame C'in(' at the lotal I re-Kon. to Btudv medlIn the Isola tltd ho~.stttUl10n. Grl~n;-!'l was "I a m ha ppy to ~E' tor tweh't' days. Fmnllpox c !\s('~ I ow that there' Are no ~ahl Be'llth Co~ 8ufTalo at pr"~::fn t:' m(lrnln ~. fl11~81on Er Gn (nJ;} tht~ Thoro is a C'ltvl'ia nd and tg'~at co ntraqt bet ween Sm~l1pa:'( :8 On th uttalr. In (hi!! rC"'pec •• Fo r the "'('Ek tnd{arnpag-p In Cl(vf'land no le<:~ thnn tWf'nt n.e OctnbE"r l~th la:-it: . \\ ~ re dbCC"foJdfour ('a.~f"8 at ~mal1- (tim' ~m th f' 4u.ta.lt... and beca.us~. \dth the physician t WE·h·t!'· c!:.aths 4 CommissIoner Gilman this COMMISSIONER GREENE URGES NEW HOSPITAL I ."so ,. (r.\ t. ~ .. ~~ ...................... . I······· ......................... Smallpox during [pidemic Just Closed. Last Patient Discharged as Cured. I He Will Act In That Capacity Until Dr. Goler ............................................................... 'I'HE I titw hoslit:~.1 holds (lUl.r flO patieut~ , thp IllOSt. ~o Wto hncl to !"hut up prh -ate honsC'", and I1lllkt.' hospituI:-; of them for thp inUl:lh\~. IIln-illg' !-Ohut them. up, we> had to pro\"itl(l tht' iUI11:ltl's with fuod . nmi that \Yn!-/. the lJig-gr:-.t part of the ('\.llt.)llsC. I ThE' ~(·l'yi(·('S of [11(\ policf'llll\ll whl) PH-II fOt'('('d the (}lIflI'Hl1tinC' nlso eut a h i ~ fi .....• 1l1'r. "'h~', nj 011(\ time WI.' lweI more th;;') .150 poli('clllf'1I WOI'kiul! for lUi ill th e Sth prr'C'inf.'1. T hry W(>I'(, nil 011 SIllIlIl})tlx 1 dill)', 1\1111 tlu.· re "'1I:;I1't n pntJ"oIm nll doitl .~ polin' fl uty. ' "J ( w(' had n lH"Oprl' ho~pitn1. it ,,"oultl ho ,'o OC(,OIIllIl(llitltrd all of thc!':e patil'ntR I fit 0Ilt' linw. and th€'re \\,0\1 )f1 hnve heen no n('(\(1 foI' thp gJ'C':ltel' part of this cxprnsp. TIl{' ~adnJ.! would prohilbly haye! Rdu rns. lK:~:Jl ns hi;'!h n~ ~]().(lO(). . . fh('J'(I IH nnothrl' ('ollJo;lli erntlOlI ",hi('h will lIot hfl' J"€'lh;lwd h~' t h e ("om-I mOll (·otln('il. ' YC' will hn,'p to m~k in Il ~hOlt timr for nhollt $(i.U()O for l"rpnirs to thC' p l 'p~C'nt hn~J1itn l. D r. O'lI nl'fl ('ailed me np :1hollt C'H\l'Y ,lny dnriuJ.!' thl" I'(k cent ~1H'1I of l·ain. tl-lIillJ,!" me thnt the roof oC 111(' ho~pUlil lmiItllJ1:.{ le-~lI\'(>ll !-.i) $20 balll." thnt it ,,"us nl mBst IlUillh!luitnule fO!' w; 'll 1){lI'R0I1::t. J t nImH' sir}.;:, 'ill'S . '1'11('1 mot" I11n~t JIl\ l"C'pail'(I{i fllP l n 101 Il f OU1(1r illlll1'OYC'I1IC'nlt, Illltilp if th(> dty j ' • to ('ontiml(\ Itl-oin~ th~ oltl ho:.::pillll. Dr. WIllia.nl Reed of this city, who 1 "r think thut nncll' l" th<.\ exi-ttin.:- C'il'acted a.s resident physician. a.t Hope I C1l111~t.lIH: N:. tho (·it.\' ~ot ofl' (.'h,.. ;tpl~'. 111'· Hospital during the smalipox epidemi~ tC>r nIl. 'l'hl' Just liig ~pidemi(: 11':1" in last SUlnmer, has been appomted Act,; ] 880. 'fh(l)'(1 \\'1'1"(' flhout 1;',0 (';tfw:... :lwl fig Health Omcer, and Dr. Willia.m hl. it ('ost tlil' <'it)' ~2:! . OOO (0 't.,lUp it Ollt. Ban·on. who has ~en a.cting as H ealtb 'r his tim£' thl'rp W('rp -!;a tllli\(·:-:. :"Ind it Officer since Dr. Goler left tor his Euro-, cost 11:- :-.21.:;00. 'Y l' liguJ'l.'d dowlI the pean tour seven weeks agO, has been ('o:-.t or :-lupplying- fnmi1iP!" with [ootl to a transferred to Ifope Hospita.l as resi- prptt." Inw fil.!'lll'£'. 'Y t' f('II thl" lIt'opll' 11) dent physician. btmdtps of tt'll rot· h('tt\'r..tnll ~I.$.O nne! The changes wer.e mwe this morning ~1 DO;l dur. 'fhar:.; ii\"ill~ l)tf'tfr <:h(>!lp." . · . 6Ci· . . ~ . ··i·s·oi. . . . ·. . ·. ·. ·. $24,500 TO CARE fOR PATIENTS I antin ('l hOS!litlll. " If (hu( hO'f1iln i h,"1 iJrrn uuilt two yt'nrs ngn. whell Jht' uowl h-isllt' \\'n~ first J n nthorizl'cl,lI stt1d n r. Hret'nr thhi nftl'J'·1 lH'JOI1, '·tht'" ('it~· \\ollifl now IJ(· nh('nrl more rtv", ('Ufo,·tunn trly SOmr or Run'alo's WRlrr Is s l"perlrd of comilll; from :In. o th,'r sonrrl'-frOlll Buffn 10 I'II'N·. 'l'h(' Ink,' Is hat! rnou~1t wh~u It is sti r l'('<i lJy ullusual . torms, hut I;ootl at 01'111. flU r.,- tim('~, hut whe'u t h("t,(, iH n fl'('~h('t'" In Ruffalo ril'rr It hr~nks orliinary honnds In miugllng willt IJjr watrr 0'( :\'Ing'al'll ril'rr, anti nil Ihr Jlollution of tbe h,\\'I'l' part or Ruffalo Is rnl'l'lNI o ut IUlo mldRl rram. !J.'lwll is till' time w'bru the n(h'i~r of thr Chi,'og'o 110PCtj "boll it hn l'll" I~ in orciN'. .// "ov 1 - Ii.; .. .......... ,:! .................................................. . Oller mo ro does Honlth Comm !'sionrr use i n diphth er ia cases among the poorer clas~eH. The State officials al'e making illquirlres as to h ow the nntitox tne actg and Commission!?!' Greene would like to h n.\'p a repOI't from physi- t; BlJ Pesthouse, or Sp 3nt $6,000 for Repairi ne: it. ... · .. ··· the tion l't'ra.ti\·e to the ('lTeets uf 1hl.) antitox lne fu rnish ed them hy 'lh~ !'ltato for The aboye Itrm should b('l "C'arl and C'arefull)- C'on!'.JdC'T('d hy f>'"f'n" C'ltf zpn of Lancaster w ho u~e~ C'i watel', a~ Lancaster and Buffalo 33 City Will find it Much Cheaper hentually to Provide f adlit 1es for Modern Treatment of Sufferers from Contagious Diseases. Yt's t en:1ay t h!" Ja ~ t smallpox patient (lischarged Clom tht:: Qtlal"anUn~ Hn.pURl nnd the plnce b now ull{J('t'u Pi£'u trr thE' firs t time in over a ye-.ar. Dnvld l\a~ I Gr I Gg~. t he medical s tudent who caml" to city l r om O regon Lo en ter t he Un!vf"rqity of Dll tralo and who co ntracted th~ c!J~·lrJ..~e ('m'oute. Volas dlst~hal'ged a.s cured, A Ittle more than a. yE'aJ' a go th e dt)t Wil.'" vh:itul hy a smallpox epidemic. which rt:u('hrd an nlarmin&; s tate. During thf' tlm~ t hat f'lap:-;E'd from tht: a dmil:"~ion or t hl~ (hI.' 1 - ~ .... ---- - _ signlJled his Intention ot eslabllshing a fr-=B vaccination sLa.tion. at the voUng booth on South Flzthugh Street Immedialely after election. All who were not vaccinated durtng the pa..c;t summer WIll ho expected to undergo U10 operation as soon as the station Is esta.bllshed. 'rhc-re has been but l1lUe change in the number or cuses at lIopo Hospital since yesterday. There Is a decrra5e o! one case owing to tho death ot Mr.. Mlun~ iO Barthol! or Breck StreE't, yesterday. :l\1rs. Barthol! was ta.kO:Jl to Hope Hospital on Oct_ 21. She was 32 y.ears ot age and i~ survived by her husband. There are Z) ~ases now at the hosplte.l. OJlJa as CUR E D c-;. OX, OF SMALLP _~. U. OF D. )l,EDICAL CHARGED FRO)l 1(0 ')I' ~ ~ DIS .. E:"IT I QUA RAN- 'nNE HOSPITAL. _ av id G Iggs the Univ e rsity ot Burr . h h a s b een ~~~rt:;;gtC!~ ~~~de;!rr;' ~treet p est- ! house, was disc ha rged ye ster day a fte r noo n as cured, and noW t h er e Is not a. cnse o ! smallpox In the p es th ou se. nor, ~o tar as the H ealt h D e pa rt ment lfi\.L.U [' fir .1:.J.,-J. } ..... = k nows . ~n the clty. SIncc the dieease first b r ok e out h ere = dur ing the Pan_Ameri ca n Exposition: , ......t~ .~ ............... ···· .. t h ere h ave been many cases, bu t f e \\ 11 .. ........... ... .. ,.,. .'.·· ";.:.' dea th s . The dIs e ase 15 said to b'! r a m pant In Clevela nd . t we n t y-tour ... .... ..... _....... ............ ... . new caS~B a.nd twelv e death s b eing re· ........ .... .... .. ...... po r ted in one week in Octo b er. L e 8~ Th an Formor Outln:, • • Thflll,:;-h lhE' figtlrPR look 1'a.t11er lar~f". n. ('(\mpllri~.r.n with tho~e o f thf' pp!tipml(' oC 1~9 wJll l'TOVC that it ("o~t nea1'ly as much to kl'l'P and .... :1r~ for lef"S th:\n on('-hn.l the numhl'r at that time. ]n U8:) Hi ('nlt!' wrl'l" In·aLru In the city n t (I. cost ot 122.500. "A $E'I'I('s o-t C'Pi(lpmks has: enat1("o us to ~I"'l It. down to :1 p ,·ptty JJr.~ p:>lnt," Bald ('omml~..dont'1" Gl'el~l1~ to a REVlm\y ]"I..... florl~ l' YE'!';{t'rday "During th l' J~l ~ t p.pidemlc w(' we-rt'; ault' to care tor r ileh 1>1l.~ Uf'nt at thl"' rnt(' of il IlUJ('> more than ]~ ('('nt~ per c'ta)-- and gl\'P them p rt)p~t- treat- mrnt .. DJi. of the opinion that ' t nt'W hr I}Hal W;:l$ nbout a~ much u('C'drd a nn). thing rIse in t hE' Wi1y o C rib' Im~ proY£'nlpnt and that the city wllJ In the e~~... find It mll('h ('he~p.:~'..~~a.tl th e pr~~c~ - , till' !!ii1hli·jhH t·piJ,·m((' 1ll fiuftalo to hr a thing or thl' )I:1,..t J)<lvld (;rJ~g~ has ht:l'n LlIf'ch'll·,..l'ti a~ ('un'd, :lnu tht" QlHlrantlnr 1I1Hlflitai I, no,\ l,mpty Th<' t'pld!'mlc hr-gan .\ lItlll' mflrp than a ~ ('nr RFt'O. ::sln(',' t1wn I:n ha,'r hN·n ('nrNl [or by the totnl ('1):;:'( or ('BrIng for the'S!.: pallrnts W!lAo $ZI.flc)(), tho II,'{-ragl' coM n dty. eaflE'!ol; Th« traetlnn ovt>r \, c('nt~ It clay for (>~rh 1'1\tll"nt During tht' ~mall-pox t.'plrll'f~lc In l~!) It cO!il the CllY $:!2,I.IOO to care If)r Itl,. .gg;'H's. ./' () V ............ . ... ............... ......................... ••• • .. .. • • • • •• J .. .... _ . ... .. • . .... V~ 'I·················· ... .. --- LLP?3 ___,--:,,-=-=--=_".-==__ .......- S " A LL- POX WI PE D OU T. 1 III :l lh '·c)mJPJ ~:;.' QPli:ir G",*"e.g.. lwlil.>\·t.·g CfUi;~8 gmcr'" D pntient unti l yes terday. 431 olhcl':4. inq morning " . nJ~l wt:rc rared fQl' by the Uf'allh Departme n t. The ('ost ot rlulng for theF:e pntlenlR a m ollnte<l to $:.:4,;;,00. The la.rg,>~t n'lmhf'l' under treatment a t one- time was SO, 50 of Wh()rl we r e In t he hoftpital. th,.,tI' not being sufficien t room to ca re tor the GnEp;NID OFF - --.;iItL_. 4 )./ SilO' f , GT'~TS EASn~R THA:-; l~ lhS9. he I\!-=t smiOlpox patient, Da\'id Gl'ig'l'", medica i .tudent, havinl! bee n ;]i~chnrgc(l from the Quara ntIne hos- pital yeslPrua )-·, Commissio ner Grepnll oC the health uf'plll"tment fee ls that t h ~pltJcmlc is abouL OVM' an d has begun to fig-un- the showing as compared wlttl pre\'lous epJ tll2'mlcs. Dr. c.;1'€.·e-n~ find!>i that ~lncE' the dlFo .. ea~e f.. st hroke out. 'prior to the PanAmerican I':~po$ltion, thel"e h3\'~ \.Ieen 431 ca~es in thl~ dtj-. 'rhp total cos t .'!i t11(> (.'ity of taking ("arc of th .!e- pa' iE:nt8 has lJeen '~H.5Qt'. In the la!t ~ Pl­ dc-mh..' (,e fh ;-·a.me kinO., In 1889. t hl're wer-e (,:-o.y 1·11 cao;cs. \\ hi<-h CQ:Jt tbe. (:L~ $!':!,OOo. H " nlqo finus that t hp n~('r­ agC' ('oo:t tn the epidemh.:: ju~t P:l!lt "'all It 1rsltfon (lver ol ghteen ce nts a da y fv}" Cft('h palit'nt. Tn ('ldcl1tni! )-', COL :'Tlilrstonpr r.ref'"rl"" tn.kes cc ion to lJu" In anflthf'I' bid tor " 11 '" hOOP, tal, y ytng th,~t It TJrop r d.\: CO .·~(})atio ~ ha bne:, at hand. the (:ost of rlT'g' lor tht'" :lUn up a t pig \I I h '" b I �... . . ... ..... . . . . ..... .:= . .,...~~~~ ... ............. ~ ''~ 34 ~ L ' ............llI/O. t.. .' .......:. {1-2 •...... ......................: ,a()2 ~\OV ..J·······~····· ······ ..•. . .......... . ~g:y::::~::.;::l~~················ · ··· · ................... ............... . ~,.., r •• ...................}1.. . E • ..................................... ........ P.. ~~$$. •..... NOT DANGEROUS. tet MASONIC CELEBRATION. ~J2 r a~Qrr po ~arked th e 150th Ann iversary of Initi at ion of George Washinf ton into the Craft. ~ DETERMINE D. Green e h as r e turned MaBkOka. frOln lUo' ale tiloltet. gdofjel f!Qfle ... ~nt ~tt leblt !Brat t ern~lllati ent Dr:.-.W999~ Has by Expe riments bIb @ri9\J~, ein 61 ubenl bet !ffiebi; Pro ve n Th at Tele phon es Need , gerlttil' aus bon Oua tan la ne4;) os; tal enHajfen ro ot~n ifI, fii ~rt fidj Not be Fum igated, I .(ir @mne b ~m: @).anirol ~.~· Itmt fidJer, b<lB bie ~pi. lIeolth Com mi,sionrr W olter D. Gr.'one PR ESI DENT WAS TH ERE ATE~ it botUI~t ifI, unb It gat nun b~~ hlt"l eSlllollNl the thl'Ory thnt di ,':'l' II"'I~ I IWILL V nnen, (i nen )8ergleicf] mit friilJ/ten It.nlls are s~ott"red hy th. U'" (If Ih. STOPPED OVER IN PHILADEL- coM!MI SSION1:R GREENE P H1A ON IllS WAY TO W ASHINGtartigtn ~p ibemi tl\' an311 ftelIen. tl'l £'plione. 'l'hi~ theury' hns Uf!t'll n ~01\l'r'(;' TE ST LAKE WATER I N VAR'rON-MADE A~ ADDRESS. .fl}r. ~~ fju l au ~gtfun,ben, bali (,f profit to n rt' ,," E'nlr1'lJrt"in~ finns which hun" uUllln~('d to (lI~po:'t' (If nllplinu('P'4 to IOlJS SECTIONS NEAR 1Stgmn bet @.pibemie UOt ~r ~t. be attacheu to lelephollt' trnn"llIlttef' [or ny the Associated P res •. THE CITY. uni! ber lllan .~merifa n i fdjen snu~~ the l)UrtJOhC' of di!'illfl'{·ttug t1l£"111Philadelp hia, Pa., Nov. 5.- Presldent dIung ftd) 431 tynlIe bon !Blattem in Genero l obl'!llence to the Injunction In Roo sevelt was th e principal gu~s t tof t 6t~bl ettignet ~a oe n. 'i!)it ~. the te-leI1hol1(, hook to slwak into the dRY at th e- ann iversa r y ce lebra llon by ] I e ,! l! 11 rommisri? " m e- yesterda}' . !torlm fiit ,bie 61abt ~abtn flU) trno slllitl<'r in ··the rl ~ht wns," that 1M. th o grand ludge of the Free and A cce pt- :~rd(.d. tha t ~t('ps h::we been tak€'11 to get to the ' phone. hns It·d ('~rtnill ex· .. 1Inpl{s o( \\ater from the- 'kinlt\ or the pert. to drclare thnt disco'" ~ern" 1I11"! ed Mn"on8 ?f Pennsylvania of G eorge af $24,500 6elmlfen. m1iigten,b be! clo!lC intAkp pier, th t' E mera ld Chann;l. nea r errtalnl)' filld lodl<ll1cnt In th e trllu,miUer. I W ashIngton. InItia tIon Into the Majitn. ~pibemie im ~a gte 1889 roann thp I'~vo~\'lng Il gh t, an d from the' la lt e In DI', Grl'ellP l'C'nt out iuspech)l'!i to tuJa' Bon lc frnternlty. tI'IIr 14.7 {faUe 3u blraeief)nen , unb biele ru1ture~ f r om. the tl'nnsl11ittt'r~ (If tr\ o- Th e Pl'esitlen t was th e orator ot t he the. vlrlmty 01 the Steel Plant on the s n m ~ d ill). ath' l whiC'h an an~ lysis of tl u," wa tt!r lofteten· ,ber 61abl $22,000. 'i!)ie I'holl~< iu public plll~es down town . ill- occllslon. H ~ arr ived In this ci ty s hort~11~1 b(' talt t.' JI to,) detN'Jt1i n {' if thpl'C Is 'any Sl)utd)fef)nit ~ f(}[Ien. roagren b b-! r [(}tow eluding ho tel., drill-; .tores om1 othe r I'")" Iy after 11 0 clock and was m e l a t th e ~' .. t r .n('(.' ~IS to Its purity. It is tll Oli hl I.' JlI1!:';ons who ha\'l' mad!;;' a $;t1ll]" ()( the erflo~~ntn ~pibem ie otliefen fief) auf !'tntions. At IC'!\Mt f('lrty tl11ephon~i.1 were s ta tt on by Grnnd :tvlnste r E. A. Tennis !l~lalh'r t113t thE" water in Ih£" \'I(" inltv olf thus etumined, nlld pl£'nt~. or time wns and th e r eception commi ttpe of t h e .!! uber 18 ~en ~ pet ~a g fiir jeem I-;h'en for t b .. "ullure" to d evelop. ;-';ot n grand lodge. CarrIages were In walt\~. r(i'\,~ \'In& light is lhf' !lese as it- is ml'it utactl} In the- ('hamwl of the Ilke Itentm. dangrrou" I<erm wo' di.("oyeret1 iu the Ing and th e Presiden t was escorted to \\ 1 t thn l ntar, th e Ste-€'l Plant :lnd ~ ea~ (' Intake jller 15 too close to the ~~Tiir @m ne maef)1 aud) ro ie. whole lot. ])r. Gl'N' llC S\lgl(>f't~, ho\\ ('\'C1", blnsoni c Temple, where th e e xerc ises t a.uf bl( ~ot g ro< n b igft it tines neuen n~ n pr('rnutionnry men~ntre, thnt tp}e- began nt noon. . phone mouthpioces he ('l,'.ned frNtllentl y. The attendance was lImited to one ntan!~nt • .l)o.~p ital~ nufnted[am .... ..../ representative from eac h s ub ordlnllte .........·.· r.:r~I:.O ·N···· ." .......... lodge in this ~tnle. with the lTI E'mbers b ttf!nd ba~1t. bas, rollin fii t bie of th e grand lodge and Its commIt tees . Lf kt~~mgl~n~ ~t ~tientm bie nii~i. ...••• .. .. ••... . .. . . ..•. . •.• . ;. P.... •••.. .••. •. Grand Ma.ler TenniS delivered t h e ad..... ov··S······ · 9l(lumltef)tetten, utt!> l&quentli~'fei. dress of \\'elcome. Charles A. G a ll agh e r, it bOt!)anben getueienl roarcn" bie ~~ ..............:...::-....iJ :I.................. . grand maSler ot Massachusetts, re .... .... .....[;.1':•. , .............. .... ..... .... !'ponding. Presid~nt Rooseve lt w ns r~ nod) oebeutenb bittinger! gcv t h en Introduced. He spoke a. follows: n routbtll'. 1'< t.:v'v So. II 8c('ms to me that tbat which this ('oun- /"TEST CITY'S WATER. try needs more than everything el8e Is the PURITY OF W cy . .J';. ~ /NO GERMS IN TELEPHONES, " .. practice ot vl rtuf'!' we try to rea,Hze tbroug h DR. GREENE TO MAKE COMPARI'Masonry nnd to Fbow to tbe memory ot the SONS AT DIFFERENT POINT S. Mason tbat eye r lived-Wasblngton But Health Commissioner Greene Ad - -greatest tbe homage of deeds , not merely words. One ot the thIngs that att racted me 10 ~ That Proper Precautions Be Health Commissioner Gree ne wants gr eatly to ~I asonry, that I hailed the chance to kno,,' just .w1idt £tIC 1 the theeo\;}~ Taken With Disinfec tants. or beromlng 8 l\'lason, was tbat It realty dId live up to what we, as a governmen t , are ory ot some B uffalonians that the wapledged to-Or treating each man on his me r - ter receIved a t the Inlet pter opposite D . Enwaro C lark o( the He'l.l.th DE" A man. well-dressed a nd Intellige n t Its nnd AS a man. th e waterworkS is not so good a s tha.t pUf i ga \'e an in t eresting t a~- lookIng, apparently a profes.lonal man. Ea<.'h of us that Is worth his salt Is t rying In o ther pa rts or t he river. Some pernt to 'do bls ahare in '9I·orking out the problems sons h old that If Bul!:a1o took It s wanP.S • e\' enlng before t h e Qu een City walked up to the telephone booth In a o cU. R oya l Arca num, o n "Adultcr- dOwll~town hotel. He peered about t he t bat are he fore all ot us now at th e beginning ter tarther up the r iver, In t he EmerFood a nd Disease Ge rms: ' 'phone and then began a series of pecul- of the lwenti<'th century. And so does any a ld c hannel. near the dummy light, ~ tar movements. The door was open, 80 mnn in publiC' lite, ~'b8tever bis pOI ilion he, ther e would be less typhoid fever. several people observed him. It he 18 Inter('stt>d at heart. be has the desire Dr. G r eene has ordered the bacteriFirst he took (rom hIs pocket nn In- to do some kind of substantial se r vice for ~' I strument. Then a llttle case. He b ls ('ountrr. He must reallz.e that l h e in dls- ological depar tmen t to a nalyze samtouched the speaking part o! the tele- pcn8able prerequisite of suce'cn under our p le s ot ",nt er take n from three differphone several times with the instru- In8tltutlons Is genuineness In the spirI t of ent poInts on the same day. One sam···· ·N·Ov··· "4" ·~ · · i9·02 · · ·· ······· · ·· · ment. Then he put the Instrumect Into bro the rhood. Ma f'o u ry should make an d must ple w ill be from the present Intake, a nsomethIng In the case. Then he care- mak(' each man who conscientiously takeR (ull)<..looked at the transmitters befo"e up his obligations the best type of Am eri- other trom the Emetald c hanne l and o. putting hIs Implements back In his can citizenship bCC'l1l1se Ma.sonry teaches blm the t hIrd from a point 4lea r the steel ]llnnt. The tests wl11 be m ~de wi thin -.--~----~-\ pocket and goIng away. He did not hi' obligation to his fellow In a. practi ca l telephone-made no attempt at so do- fnshlon . ~~FI:LLOWS Th(l lesson of brotherhood is to learn that ~e\:;:ys=.~~~~~~= In Health D e portm e nt i~. "He's Crazy:' said OIle of the bystand- les!'lon with a full heart on the on~ hand and witj..,out a weak bead on the other. The ers. Pr01l0 AeA to Epl;"nl1'c In Oth e r "Guess his hObby must be collecting lesson of brothe rhood. that Is the lesson th at specimens of rubber from t~lephone has got to be taught and got to be learned transmitt er!'!;," eaid another. "That's a and applied to us M a people. it we are to l!:;.i1'th Comml§bimlCl' G r pen@ ,,·as in- peculiar bobby." solve tbe gr('at Industrial and social problems forw r d thll'i moruluj:: or tbe r eslgD ation (I( L.,B ut the ma.n wasn't crazy and he had or today If we co ul d get v:ngeworkers and ~obby. He '\\'a~ an In~pector trom employers In any given occ upation or In au y Gror g<, F ('llr,W8. nn Inflpl"'tt or In tbe dt' Ilorttn("ut. T llr r l"slguntlon is for t hr '\'fin · the Board of Health gelling culturl's given dlelrirt tn a lodge together, I guaro n from te1etUiOlit! utril'irnltlcrs. Sonle days tee the result. tN' Ulont ll!'t (1)11 r , fiB ).l r. Fe llo~~ Intends to Health t!OInmlsslont>r Gr~~ne Ot all t blngs ~f ason ry does not teach us 4'n~r:::e In tlH' btll'l'nf'~~ or dl!'tlu((' ctiog owl a.go fUllllgnting hnusPS where contu,J:io\1S (l· ~· thought It would be advisable to lak. to make believe that ther e are not noy obsuch cultures to determine whether or 5{8cle6; it doe~ not teacb us to mako belleve PIlf'Ct-l ban' f"xls t C'd. FM thf> P:l8t 18 montil ... .•. ... .... ...... .... ..... 'Ir. F f' l1ows bas bcC'n u('Ii ng this (' In~s o( not their Is a likelihood of tubercula r that lite cnn somehow be made sott sn d easy work rflr tlH' (' tty nu rl no,,' he Intends to tl0 I and pulnl0nary diseases being spread ror everyone: It can not be. For mno )' of us the w ork on his OW Jl nceount. germs lodging In lelephones. About lito Is going to be very ha rd . For eo.cb oue 50 cultures were made from as many ot Us who does anything it is going to have dIfferent telephon~s In the downtown h ard str(>tches In it ; otherwise men would not hotpls and business section. Mlcros- do n.n) thing . cop\c examinatIons were made of th£"se MaRoor)" t~n C hf'8 and tost ers in tbe man · '·· · -· · ·· ~·· T· ········· . tile Qualities of f;e if -respect an d. self-help. It cultures. "I am happy to say no dJsease germs must rOlte r In blm a geDulne f~ehng tor the were found in the cultures." said Dr. rl gbtfl or oth('r5 and tor t he feelings ot otben' l Green this morning. "The result is Masons h('lp oue ano ther in a way that Is better than I expected. However, It is tree from that cu rse of self-con demnation . a good thing to clean telephone trans He lp glveu In a spi rIt of arrognnre does not mHters with a. disintecting wash about benefit anyone. :"ow. in our life ot tol1ayE\'.-n'''o Netl" : - - In our gn'at complex Indultr lal cen ters, what once a '\'Io'eek." wi~ h to di rect your attention and do we nef'd most? We need mo~t enc h to ........ "f .w;,•...................... F'"ALO, N I .........1 RESIGNS .............: l !:.~ ~6AS fOR THE PEST HOUSE r •• •. "( V.. ~\ th t of cl tlzen~ generally to tbe horrIbl e condition of our city water. Yesterday morning It was absolutely black with m ud a nd other filth. Thl. I, <l. s erious matter. Qur lives and health de pend upon the pure Quality of the water that W~ drink . As water Is something t hat we 'use 50 much In drinking nnd ('ooklng, It is nothing less th an criminal on the part of the city au thori Ues to torce oar c1Uzens to E-wallow such vile pob'on. This is an alarming ma t ter, and I h ope you w111 agitate the matter. PURE WATER. Dutta lo, Nov. 3. 1902. 4 I n· ·· ... ····· ... ....................... ~, .... . f •••.••••••. ..... .. -1.. .• undf' r stand tbe other's ' viewpoint: to unde r ~tand thnt tbe otbe r man Is at bott?m like hlmeelt. Each ot us Plhou ld understan d that a nd try lO approach tbe subj ect at Issue or any problC'1U that arises with a fi rm deter mination not to be wenk or fo olish. Tha t II helpfu l t o your neighbor. S l ewar t L . Woodto rd. f or m e r min ister to Spain , d ellvered th e concluding nddl'4?Ss. ".fhE" Presiden t 'was esco rted to tbe railroad sta.tion nnd he left to r \Vo.shIn gton this afte r noon. 4 .................. ,..:... · · · ··· · ·l~Ot\6, ... .• . • ~ USE OF KERONtENE NEARLY RESULTED IN A HOLOCUST LAST WINTER. ,., ·· t. Co So ........... NO DANGER THERE. SEEM TO FIGHT SHY OF TELEPHONES. Hea.lth Commissioner ~reen e Aome time ago r equested tne ~cterlol oglcal branch ot hlB departmen t t o make an examina.tion or th e speaklng tubes or t r a.nsmitters of telephones In pubUc places In the c Ity. with t h e view of discovering. tf possIble. w h ether the y are mediums tor t h e spread ot con s umption, dlphthet'la a.nd other dlseaees that may be tra.nsmltted by germs. The examination Is flnlBhe<l a.n d D r Gree n e revorted yester day th~t n o di8~ ease germs had been f ou nd In nny of th e te leph one transmitters exa m ined. Ab out 50 or t h em In public b u tldl n g8 down town . which a r e much used were s ubj ected t o close tests. Dr. Gree~" a <l· vises, how ever, that telephone mou th ... b e cleaned a.t least once & d ay. .\ n Inspection ot tI, e Quaranti ne llo," - 1 w a s mad e by ti"'e offi cials o( tole ~~fldi~g Bureau tpday at the reQU~~~ o f H ealth Corom '" Inp)' crYfee to l,.~ termine what U 1'5 a re n ee cd to 1 e building. . ' :dous T he commiSSione r IS vcr y an , "- h'lt the il0spitnl b e s uppll ca with t~t~ i<ero sen e !n.T'lPS [t.re noW us ed a nd t' arc v c ry dangerollS. Last ~dntt"r l;~~ of th e s rns.l1 - Pox patients 111 hiS Id Hrium jumped from his bc d in the ,~ ole of th~ night a nd t oo k a la mp rOI tl .ts hantrings c. ir"ctl y OVE r t he bed ~ut It ~ndcr th e bedclo t h£'s. The d .£1: co of th e i nsane man ' s deed \\~'. v e ryjus t in time to p re \·ent a canOa. r made "'ration. and prob a bly s a \-ed t he 1I'iC~.~_ 4'0 o r 50 inm:H es . as th e d (\or s a nd \\ J·o dl)W S a r e b 3 r red a nd t h ere "as n J11P<1n s of e x it. tie Th e improv e ment " 'ould n~t O,._ r ar 4 C ondition F ront S llillnl Injury. ~1rs. Clrtrk. wlC4? of Dr. Edwnrd Clark. AssistAnt Healt h Commls$;lo n~r Is lyl~g se l' i<,usly Injured at her home: No. 2.68 Mnln Street. as the l·c. ult of a trolley ac,.ldenl a.bout a week ago. ::Mrs. Cla rk was ridIng on n Main Street car when it CO llid ed w it h" nnothE'r eRr at Ferry . S treet. Mrs. Clark re('e tv C"d a severe tnj u ry to t h e s lll ne nnd has s incp. been confined to h er orn e. I noeoed It th ci t y pu t up , n'" h ' t pltal, but the CommlsF lo ner thinkS t~~. lh:J.t Is .. too r e m c t.e poss ibility to I pond u~p_o_n_.________________-~ �"lti It rlf"~ha.blH t o \'R cC'l n a.tc 35 1n morr"c=========:::;===-;;~­ tha.n one pll\.Ce? E xperle-n('{' Elhow~ th,lt th e d Uration of protectio n from Fmn 1I1h7m ......... .. ...... .... .... ...... . p O'X. and·· fr0111 mort :lllty of it, i ~ gren t... .....•. ....... or In proportion to th e number ,,[ good ciC'at rit'l.s o t' v':lC'cinlltlon . l'hf'rp iFl pruc - ......... ....... .. .. ............ .. ... . ..... . t1 c~ ll y u n ivol'<'''\ bAiler In t he medical profession In Y[f:c{'inntlon. ALBAN J Y, ............................................... By thp ff'W E _____ ................................................ ... N.. .v.. .. B..~ .. ... ... ~ ..... ... ======"--_ _ _ _ h .. .l.~ .............. . 'WhO to-day oppose It the chiet re3"On' ...... .. SeARL L- l\ "I t. ~ ............"'~ . . - ' gl Yen aI''' that It doe;; not protert trom= ET fEVER ANTITOXIN• . " mall pox and that it Is the means of at a time aeroma are being disi nt rod u cing vnrlous ulsease-s. A vast co d t th ,t~.Q.l.. amo unt of unnn",,'emble proof I. n.t or e preven t ion and care of hand that it does protect, ,,'hich thp th m .06t dreade d diseases that a1!llct personal experIence. Of .,·ery onp who m aaklnd . Two t ha t are moot feared h aR to do wllh It , 'erlfles. . \ 5 to the b 0 dange"" of vaccination. whkh Is a hlghf p a r e.a ts ore di phtheria and acarlet Iy ren.sonable ql1 ... s tlon to raise. it can fever. The an tl- t oxlne tor diphtheria ""'!thout qu.,.;.tlo n b .. said th"t noo(" exh. b II h 1st If \'I r us ire ... from any taint is used. a een a t a t coold be expect ed If rea~onable care Is taken in ""Ing It. an d h a s g rea tly redoced fatalltles a nd th~n in kpe pin~ th~ abrasion and fr o m tha t di N th., resulting sore frc ... from the introaease. o w an anti-toxin duclion of ext... rnal infection . The last tor Icarlet fever h aa been discovered Is th<' chipf source of evil. ano C"n be a nd two terrore of the nouery are avoided by covering the AhraBion with Ii k] t STATl.' S OF L\WS ,\ 'D ~ ECI ~T O X ~ pl"rtecti)' dean sub~lanC<Of<. so as to e y a be greatly modified In the FOIl J' R01'ECT I0:\ OF THE protect It from clothing or th e handlln!< extent of tb el r r a vages. of soIled fingC'rs. Re.monab'h:. CAre and D P 1 PlRlTl 01-' STIlE,\ )JS . pr"per ol""nlll,,, ••, \\'111 practlNllly prer. aa Mower of Vlanna anI'ent all ill 1'('sult5." n ounced at a r e cent acientlfio congress WITH WINDQ.WS BARRED, U The T ub ercul o, l. PoU eu t . at Carlsbad the d is covery of a acarlet FORTUNATES MIGHT PEKI~I"'. Dr. E,lwln R. \Baldwin. of ~ara""c fever aerom which, 10 far Be ex.!!erimente had gone, had been mott benefiL"k .... spokl" on "The tuher,'ulous paMISERABLY IN QUARANTIN tlent. \Yhere and to what extent shall clal. The dIScovery ie reaarded, aB his lib 'rt)' b" Jjmlt~,l'" l'f "tated that lIlt " HOSPITAL - K E R 0 SEN TJhey RceciTc Att e ntion F rom Anthere i$ no doubt that infeo tion may ~e may be. &8 one of the greated thorlU e s in Each-D r . C urti s null re~Hllt from ilrif<1 ~putum Or ~pra.y, and Importance, and Jf results are a8 LAMPS A MENACE - PLA trom pa.ti(':le~ -lodgtng- in a room . ThE" pr o i d ti tI d Dr. Dnlthrin Gh~e Intel' .. danger of ouldoor Infection I" very m 8e en e the discoverer to the NING REPAIRS. clUng 1' nl ks . Slight. owing to the g-renl air dilution. t hanks of h o manlty. If the p:ttlent us"," ~ handkerchief and The ser I d a rUKpld",· in hard or exploslw l'ougho m 8 pro oced In the Seroing th ere Is littlp chance of hlLectin<; T herape otio La boratory of tbe Rndolph T th e r equest of li.!ii..Ii~""'-' s loll . e. severeal In~pe('tP rofessor Olin H. Landreth. of t;nion other person'. The """ilt trouble is for hoslli t a l in VI enna, 811d ha. bean osed llege. and cOflsulting engillt'er of th e thf> health offlC'E"r to di-g('o\"er thE" exlsta i n N b ors 0 he Burea u of CO ence of tuberrulosiri })pfJrl" holrm 11a" ce ovem er, 1900. It was at first ing t hi9 morning vi~lted the Iltate department of h~alth. dell\'ered r sult!"lI. Th .. amount of <;00.1 th:lt can ap plied only In tbe gravest caeee, and tine H os pita l In East Ferry the first address or Yeriteruay afterbe accomplished hy pu1>lic erJuration i,' Dr. M oser Itates that no deaths ocf or the purpose ot inspecting n oon's session of the second annuai ,·ery grp-at. Tt is (~('rtninly th E" duty or la ti o n ho use- t o ascertain what r(>nntr- :. conference or S3.nitluy Officers, held. in the hE"alth officPI'l'= to di~l'O\·pr b~{ n"gi~cnrred when the early diagno8i1 was In g 19 aboso lutely necessary. tratlon the existenr", .1f '" many 101llolently aconrate to permit Jtl apI the Assembly chamber of th~ C.lpito. of tuberculosis a:; p('~,...ibl('. and toc.!>es inC'O',.nm i ~lone r Greene hat:; bE"E"ll He s poke on the subject of "The pres- struct the Ignorant and ""straln the plication on t ile first or second day t he Com m on Coun cil ever ~in('e bee'll In offi ce, trying to get the ent s tatua o[ laws and d"rbions for th e vIcious. atter the ootbreak of tile IIInas" The "-n'herp it can he ~ho~"n:' he ~aid in 00 build a new p es thoueae, but 80 far n protection of l he pl'rity of str"'olm~." conclusion. "tMt the patient Is not engeneral condition ot the children treating defi nIte t oward that end hUR been <He stated t bat tbere are two sOUrce" of g aged In an OCCUI'"t!,on where Bpecial ed showed mark ed Jmprovement In an done. H owev er, th e present Institution protection to the purlt), of the waters of opportunltl~" of spreading the infection adonl hi 1 h t n eeds ~ o m e r ep a irs, and the Health are pres~nt. as In a crowded factor)' or y s orI time, and the fever C'om mls$'Ilon er ,ls bound to see that thf'Y th e 8ta t e. thl> s tatutory ·In.\\', anll the a b I dS ng' dl common law. Under thl" hea.d of public Echool room. I c10 not think that hea'lth a e ralll y. n St. Anne's hosllln r e m ade be fore winter P?tea in. One th ing Dr. Gree ne is anxious h ealth la\\'. there Ure he "uthor,ty of board" are at nrO'Sent justifiel In protal Dr, MOBer treated 400 clIlldren loea.! boards ot health to abate nuls· hibltln<; lhe patient from pursuing hIs ff i f have place d in th e ho.spitol is g':l~. an""". the rules and rNl'ulalions o[ the I1voc",t;on. pro\'idpc1 hp takes the "Imple ao er ng rom soarlatlna. and kept the ~ays t h is is of V 3 1St importance, and presents a n a rg um ent that is con\' ~ rt ment ot' h (>"01 Ithof! ' )J1"O t ecprecautions In Inmortality within 8. 9 per cen·., 8 ta.te ",epa stances wherementioned. the me-an!=; ]j:,-en 1tvelihood " while in #{ a nd s ure to bring the deslrf"d tJon ot potable ,vater ",uppll ••. injunc- lIre. r elll.<>ved f rom. the patient. ther e iu other V ienna hospital. where the 8 UIt ~. At p resen t gas is not USN! In t t ion by Governor. the Stat~ df"partment h06plta l. but. Ins t ea d. k erosene lam.,. .,t bealtb's approval of " "wer plans. lerom Will not employed the mortality H e SdyS t h es e lamps a r e a gre;et dange o.nd misdemeanor b.y pen ",I COile. was 18.09 par cent. A.. n d a t a n y tim e might ca uc:e fil'e in t1 Therenrefive claf~~~s of StatE" laws on should be !'>a.nitarium treatmen~ and Tb i place. L as t wip t e r one pa tient. In h s trerun protection. In clam 1. thp States other occupations provided. It IS cerere 1 a na t oral dletrast of al) tl ell ri um from t he f ev er of Elmallpo bave la ws against the pulsonlng ot talnly true th<tt nearl)' all open all' oca nti-toxins an d plIysolana are qoit jumped ou t of bed In th" mllirHe or tI. "Wells, s prings, and reservoI rs, as Geor~ cupatlone involve little or no danger ri g ht I' n t d i e nIght an ~ look a s mall Ju mp, whld gia and R hode Island; in CI.1"" 2 on to the public health. but In the present no a opt ug them onttl they was hangi ng directly ove r his bed, S tates having laws prohibiting certain state of unreasonable fear with which a r e tboroogh ly proO'ed B ot thla aeema Ita fastenin gs a n d placAd It uniJ kl nde ot poleoolng. among them Ver- the public and many physicians are a case n ot j o mped at, bot only an- / bed. The heat fr om th e lamp had m on t, W isconsi n, ICa1ifornta. Idaho, ~eized. a consumptive pootman, or a ~ to :iinJ,:'e t he bed. tiO lh ffl. when Oltlahoma a nd Indiana; In clas. 3 arA bu t cher's of groce r 's delivery clerk \\'111 n oa nced atter Its v a l oe has been in a tl'nd~nt d lscovere-d 'w !1:1t the tbe States havIng la"'1> protecting one be boyc<>lted as ruthl,,",sly as the poor g r eat m eaaore proved . had dO ll P anti repl aced th p Jamp. or a few s pecific water 6upplieB. a~ seamstress, clerk. or school teacher. SI t T his m ornt ng. In talking or lhl" Incl,_ !MIchigan and District of Columb,a. Tn "I belle"" It is time to pau.e and car e tever Is the terror of homes d pnt. lI ~alt h Commissioner Grf'C'n(l, class 4 a.re t he Stntes whose slatute remind the public and tlt-'lt part of the wher e there a r e c hildren. Its germs e'1id: laws forbid the pollution of alI waters profession who are le n ding th ~ll' a,d I t t "Now t ha t is wh a t c om es from ~ unfeeling campaign R"amst the Iare Dell 8 en a a d live tor years. I t ~ Us e d t or pu bllc supply. In which nre i n lin-th, tbese a ll Inmps. If Ihe lamp c lucl.ed lMalne, Kan.a~. Dela\l'are. ~ron- . poor con.umptlvI>. that the millennium a tatal I n a la rg e proportion ot cases bee n rl lftC'o \'e r ecl In time. thf' t an ... Mlnn""ota. Alabama., !'lew York. lias not arrh'ed yet; th,lt complete pre- aDd It. after effeots, enn w.ben li fe I. tvo uld p r obab ly h a v e gone up In flit ConTK-Ctlcut, Arizon,1., Vlrlitlnia., Florida. vention cannot be obtained In the- presand th e fo rt y or fi ft y inm;ttE's In there Wycming, );ew Hamp~hirf', Aial3ka. pnt state of socIety: and thatCrE:'quently Baved, a r e dreaded. The a -sur.nee wo uld h ave- surely perish ed. Why:' Oregon, o:III«<lsslppl. Penn"Ylvania. In the)' are straining- at a poor little gnat t hat a serom haa been toand to' com bat 'Vell. hec8use eac h window tn the in· class 5 are States having Ia,,:; protect- of fancied danger whUe swallOWIng or thf d d d stltu tlon i. ba rred '0 that a patient Ing ,,'atem within their boundaries. Inh,rling a large ca mel or infection . 1 rea estroyer of chlld r en ' s lives (';lnnot PSC:1pe. a nn if fire brQke out In "'" lIflpsourl. Tenne..,e". )l'orth Dakot:t. whi<'h they <nnnot 3,·oid. try "s they Is ~e r t .. i nl y Olle to bring g r eat r e jolcthe end ot th (\ la rge ward n~nr tht' N ebraska. Kentu cky. 'We;;t Ylrginla. will. Let us h.1'·e rea60nable laws. i ng d th d l door. thp im nates (' ou l d not e~("'app. Utah. Ne''BJia. ~!a •• "chu"etts. Iowa. abreast of the intellig-ence of the peo~n e scoO'erer fa enlitled to be The re I ~ only one d oor In this l:lrgf' I llinOis, Ohio, ("0101.,,00. Np\\' ~l.,xlro, pie; 1M us register and dl.infect. and conSIdered one of the "reated benefacw:ucl. No w If we h a ve gas they will Washington, lI"",r)·lanl'l. ~orth CaroJina. above all. c-r1u('nt~: but let u~ be hu- ~Oll ot th .... ,... _ ~ no t be able t o do a nyt.hlng or that k ind. " I am netermin ed to hn\'(> goa!=! In thnt tron for the State v(' ~ew' Yor1t is a bill patients. who are ue~ent. p lacf'. "r hpre a Te oth er repairs to h£> t o pr ohibit the dl~('harge of 5 P wage Ot· At the morning fie~sion "The educ.\ m ade thl~ r c . tno. ThC' roo! leak~ fI nd will hayp t,· bE' pa t c hed up to ~omt" exten t. T h Is pl ace Is thl' only flnf' we hnvC' got to k ee p sm a llpox pnttpnt!>1 age. and IWrml!:'~lon may be ~l·a.nled by difilnfectante," by A. H. Dot)', ~I. D., [[ In, nnd II will ha \'e to be used until t hl" State commlffilon of h eu lth for fu- health officer. port of ~ ..w York. "''ere WE' grt :1. nf'\\, h ospita 1." turE" dlsc-harge of ~ew:l,e;e and ma nufac- th€" addrE'!"ses. "1)0 Y'IU thin k t h e c i ty witt e\P ~r cr('ct tory waste whC'n tht' circumstances Last night at haU-past eight a rpcepn new Q:'1arnnti n e H ospl tHl"!" 'i\'ould ~~m to \\'arran It. tion was held ::It thE" Bpnder hygi~nt (' "WfolJ. I ~ho u ld say S O. I a m nfter Dr. William H. Gullfn)', r e"iatrar ot laboratorY In honOl' of th~ health of!!t hE' authorllfe~ a ll t h e tin'l C' a n 41 \\' vttftl stall~(ic!l, X eW York city. spoke C'f'or~ and i-~gish\1r~. About 1~ were in \\ 111 have :; new pestbouse In t h e neAr brieft~·. ndn}catlng the adoption of the l.ttendanC"P. Including many m<?nlben:; of fUlure, and dc n·t yo u forg et it: Bertilh1" E'.Y5tem of merumrem{'nt. th€' Albany )[f"di{'al ('olleg.'" f:l("ult)· and nf th~ board of tm,t.e. of the I.tboraDr. C urt .. T n lk~ on Vnecl o o ti o n . tant Dr. Danie-l Rf"n'i5. ('ommi~$.ionf"r Dr. F. C. Curtis then ~pok" on "The of Ih. X~'" York. tal p de'Partment of ' _W~T SE~A A F L ICTED. technique or ,,"accln:ttlon ." II~ ~<.l.. lu in b'-lith. r('J('l"h''?d the g'UE"st~. A buffet ,.-- P art" "En was rpceptton !-'("rn~c1 during L k y Str uc t u r e M O . Y'P ID FEYE R'THERE . "ou ~h care Is not given to th e lunrhPOn i"g. an'l the .er\·ed theto e\-@nhrlng Rlmple (111e ralion. Th en.:>. are guou re:l.S- thE' h('alth Officers from dif'ftll',onl ph.rt~ THAN EVER DEJi?'ORCE. and for saying th~t the ann ShllUlJ nl- or th,::. ~tntl' Into more intimate reiaTo ~.<:Ittmatl. what rE>pairs and Im"'{L'YS he the "It(' ('ho~E"n for v;l('ctn~Lting·1 tionR with (-nh othpr. p"V\.,>,'no"t •. are n('e,lec.l at the QuaranThe epidemic of ty photd ~ever that It I,; more- 'il("Cf'!Islble for performance _ - - _ _ __ _ _ .., U ffI 'V t 8 f r tile las t •. ·llltal on '"a"l FO"r~ st"net, inhas a ieted l' as eneca 0 b an d 6U h ~qllf'nt (',I re' tt ('an b~ bi'st '" J"' .. '" ~~ ... b t t",e Ho protC"ctt'd from injury during th e time RlwclOr~ from the Bureau of Building two months does not seem to e a a th ~tt lh(\ \'uc('ln~ More I~ nctive. C':O;Pf>Cvl~fted tha.t institution this morning, tng. as there a re more cases th ere no w la11y _from the pr~ur~ of ("lothing'. anl1 H' .' np r E-'qut"stf"U than a t any p revious time. Ther e a r e th ... (IrC'uhtlon I", mort:' active, ~o that that an l'xaminntlon of t p buHding bf fl ttee n or twe nty cases i n the vlef nl ty or the- prot"'{~~e~ ot nutrition ancI rt'l'.llr h Holy Cross Cemetery There a r e fixe S aN' t11~n~ re-a\lilr C'arrif'd on thJ.tl in thp ... .... ...... .. ~ ...... ......... ..... ;... . 1:........... rn~ld,~.'" u~~~: ll,:a~~ in°;ta other cases in the fa m l1y ~t' )Irs. Regan . tl dE'p~n( enl I)hrts ot th e bOlly. Bnt uf ~ .. IJ D "'€'ne wldovi Mrs Regan and fou r ot hC!r chlt~f hnportancp Is to ~(l>l('('t :1 ~Ile free T."paln~ ar~. np.edt'd. :;;a { r. C"rr.... , .. from unt1erl~'ing mu!"rll:'. ~inC"e wilh ... .... ....... .... .... " ... ~. ... .. . .. .. ........ .... .. "BE".'Ii.le~." .• ought to ha\'f~ gas (.'un- Chtldreln tbhelnRI: Ill. and ~~:e:~~m~~~~r {'\'en' .In()\·l'm~'nt Of €':lch tnuR,,:le the nt'r tif)ns. Plit in, .-\t pre~t'"nt kprost'np I cases n e 055 .. • ov~rlytng 'l'kln 1. l.Ut on thE" ~tr~tch And ll :unp~ art:' U:-;, 11 (or lighting Th)' u.. P On Rosary a venue. nearby, are ~e\~-'r~l i~.a. f:Ourc,,'e o[ una\'ohl"hl~ irriLHion by \ TEll 'S Pl "Ul TY , danICProu.... cases. Two deaths have occurre ,~tt(~nslon and pre.s~Uf(" upon thE' int1ameu ,,' 11 .1. 'rE~T ' V "For Ins1'\nC't' Last ~umm(r, \\h u in the last two weeks. C i~~n~alrT~iSt~~ th~ chief re:1~on \\l!)' llf'alth ('·ommh..:~ion{"T~~:n o~r. tlwrt' w~'r~' about 41) llalienls In the :Many ot the fam lUes aml~ted used, polnl nn the ~~!"~~~elf' Q. ~a~ ~~:COff~~ derpc\ a h~lf'teriol~gtca t~';'ee n n~if[el"ent uuthUng-. 0.. nl ..tl1. delirlou~, JUIn!)f·1 from during thp Rummer months: "Water from ~urh n(h"3:: t3 ~'\:i. a~ r~ ~~tf' ~~tjl1st tt watf'l' t~\k"'n .~lm~ tinH'. One sample lli!-' 1J~d, grnbbpu n lamp an.1 put It a " '"ell on the land of Henn MulL T~e the In\'ertion ot t hp dl'ltold mll:"cle ot \~ourccs at the- ~.'\llll: \e resent Intak~, undet the b('(1. The b,.:odding wa:-; Eir.ged water appeared t o be o.s clear 8 8 C,Q thE'" left il.rm, and It a. ~l'cond in~t'rtlon \\'111 be tnkcn ~t(lm I..h:lnnel . (urthpi .l.n~l had nl'arly ctlught are' "h 8fl. tal. but a theory b as been advance1i t~ m:,\d~ il ~hoUld bl'" two or tw n (tnu OlW from the I'.. mera ~tr.l from the lake alt~nunnt took lhe lamp away, Itha.t the germs or the disease wer'! on('-h~f inC'hf"!t abO\.·e- nnd J')L'lrtedourlv up the ri\"C'r, and n. t Ttl(' exam ination "!lad n fire ~tarled.. the fJetie~t:B contained in It. Another theory J8 tha.t O\" r t ,. ~e or th~ R.1JTI & mu~c:e~ . near the ~t('et plun.t tl at the" watel now ",-auld haye been in grave dang~r, 811 the Ulness re~ulted t rom usi ng fce that l~ to tf'!'t the thpClO 1 as that taken the wIndow!' ar{' bnrred on~ th er'Th!fl I was cut Ja~t \\i n ter in the woods bepumper} i~ nOt ::;0 good onb" ont~ exit from the mR~n \aT'1 ~ longing to Sa in t J obn's Protectory, from other ~our('('~. _ _ __ _- - - - lttendhI1n}," Croubldlle::tgas a~:Jrh~ e~~u be from a stream that Is s UPPollcd to be C\'!;'r~' 01 y ~~. .. d aI d l,ut in at 'once tor :-'>atety. 'Vt:'11 have the outlet for the op;n r os lin 0. n~\\' pcMho\lPt: ~oon. but 1)1.0 old ·]ne ditches in the neJgbb ~oood. must be ~;~ t ""hoI." and '"-aft' \\ hU It ...... N.QV.... ....... ....... . n ................. .............. .. FIRE A DANG SANITARY OFFICERS TO PESTHOUSE PATIENTS. F DISCUSS SUBJECTS VACCINATION AND TUBERCULOSIS A of I I I 0LU P[ST H0US[ ~~1~~i':!U1;~t~,~7K~i~~~~~~~:~~:\~~' fX~~~u~i:~; 11~0~~ft:~gf~;;~!~~~~·:ii~ BAULY INN [[ U ~eo~;ratPo~k~~it i~n~O\~~'~d;~r:~r~id~~: ~~~~~r:i~d t::tI;~~~~l%m. Ct~tf~~b~~C'~l!~~ Of R[PAIRS. Mk Build ing Inspectors a e an Exami nation of the ea '. 1:"'" f:P:'ml C;Xdrm I i\ �~m • Y. ·········.. · ··: ~· ~·~··· ~ · · · · · · · ~· · ·ij2 · ·· ·· · · ···· ·· · · · · ....... . 02 .. .......... ..... ....................................... .............. tine Hospital Controversy. ng th e recen t smallpox epidemic 1& city Ihe q u nrnntlne h ospita l on iins F err y St reet was crowded with ' :lIIItrent", n lt'ho u g h it had been offlcially "§inn t for th e 'houslng of cattle. Its r ep<matructlon had been u rged for Ye<Ll'S. but successfull y opposed by Innuential persons desirous of g(>Wng It out of 17th W a.rd . The controvel'l1Y bah COflCnU.eu active. but with a settl€'tIlen t as r mnote as eve r, for noelse In t he county wlll such an be tolerated if t he r esidents the vic inity of ttny suggested site can k eep It away. Tbe elly has the a dvan tage of owning the tract at prese nt occupied. It;s sultnble for the pur, pose. and t he ma in tenn nce of the h oopitnl th er e can d o n o 'harm, except. poselbly. to the va lue of som e adjacen t lnnd. of whiCh the owne",. per haps na.t u ra.lly. a r e str enuous 1n o ppo.!iUon to the h ospital's c~t!nunnce. Tbelr Interests, ho weve r. 6'hould not be per, to weig h against t he p ubHc well! no otner plnee cnn be seC\H"O!d-nnd all ef'!ort seems h opel _ _ unquestionably It Is t be duty of the city to erect a n ew bulldtng on t he property It a lr eady holds, o r. at leoast . . lmmedla l" ly mnke the old <me habItabLe. To let the place remnln as It Is u ntil SC'lIl e other epidemic of tlbe In, tectiollrt disease· a rri ves, ~rould be actu ally cr iminal neglect. The mUlliclpal, ity should put the oppomtion of lXlJl, Epeculators aside, and do / AS FOR THE''' RESULTED IN A HOLOCUST LAST WINTER. . An Ir.s pection of the Q uaranti n e H oswas m ade by the officials of the Bureau yesterday at the reJjea Jt b Cemm j§s loner Greene ine wha t repairs to building. T he Commissioner is very an xious th 3.t the hospttt'l l be supplte:d with gas. K erosene !n.mps are now used and they are ver y dangerous. L ast winter one of the smc.tl-pox patients in his (l eUrlu m jumped from his bed In th e mid dle of the night and took a lamp from its hangin gs directly over t he bed anu put It undel' the bedclothes. The dl~ - I cov ery of t he insane man's deed wa~ ma.de just i n time to prevent a confla· gra tI on, a n d probably saved the llveE, or -40 or 50 inm3[eS, as the doors and w in d ows a r'a barred a n d there was no me-ans oC exit. Th e 1rnprovemente would no t be needed If the city P\l t up a n ew hos pital, but the Com misE loner thinks th·,t th o s a too remote possibility to deu pon. are neediJ ELM 1 rn ...·.. ········ ··············· .... .....: ................... . NUV' C10" ................................................................ ~ DO NOT ~ rC J1..... 'l'RANS~llT DISE ASE . alo. Nov 6.-The B oa.rd of Heatl h C'ent\}~ fini s h e d an in\'estit(8liClll he probability or the tr an~rn l ~8l\l n 9t tubercular a n d pu ln'o na r y di!'ieJ.~t:-i bl~ te1t:>phone tran~m l tt e r s . t :ultures w ere taken trom rhe tel€'ph o ne~ In Ut-'f' In fitly or thE' leadi ng h o t e l ~ nne! pron'l nent buslnt'~s hou!' t.!~, but no di!"er ~f' germs were found In an}' o r th£> m . T h ,· Boa.rd T{\cotnmpnds tha t thp t ran~ m l l " tel's be cleansed w ith some d ls in[PI't . I ng wash every wt!€'k. ha of ...... [ ..........:'...... ; .................................. . SM~ll~OX MERE TRlr~ .........mJCINHION ~ HUMBUG. "To the P eople," CA LLS IT A ·' HOBGOBLlN." Apl.ca l t o t h e Publi c F r om the Ant i. COlllp u }s o r y- V ncc i nB ti Oll L ea.gue . The ADi:-Compulsory-Yaccination League has sent Ollt this circular "To the P('ople," to prove t!tat smallpox is a mild di~rns9 und po.. t bou~es and racdnntioD buwllll.a:~ : ".! ~tl'ane(' :llld ~roundl~s dread of a li;.!bt di:--PUN' lJas bee n diligently cu}th'ntpu for ~'car~ Jln~l. ~omc recent ('H'ots us to lar bal'. before ~·ou the lolly 01 it all. "For YPRl'S pa ~ t. official doc tol's ha,e l1(>en lfllkill~ ann ,Yriting about 'th(' dread ui:-,ea ~e , ' 3pplYJllg thir-. term to smnllllo),. , nnd IHl,C :--0 llla.n:d upon ~'ou r frat's that y ou bu\'(-· tQ.mel~· :-.ubmitted t o ha,~ ~O l1 l' ~it.'k l'hildrE.'u and frien d::; torn f rom you to he Cl'Uf'J1 y . OL' at lesM ',ron~lr. treateo in lle't bouse" a nd through t his fear th e"e bale been d eaclE'n~d in you tho!':e feelings of s.l·mp"t. I<hich sbould al11'OY' be cn, H·t·tained for th e sil'k. "Sef"ernl :renr~ ;l!!O. Ollr prl"'~idcnt inform~d tb. health hourns of t his cit, (and of sel"E'lnl othrl' C'itip~ alld ~tatp .. ). that he had t rcatrel and curi"d thirty rn!i:iC~ of ::;mallpox iu times cqual to oue-third th(· u ~uaI dUration of the oi..a'e in lik. cas"s nnfl without Olle latalit.<: .od h. offered to take eha rg!' ot the Hnallpox cases in thei,· hands :)1!d tn'at tbl'lll unde'l' th{' eyeos of th ei l' own piJ;sieiuns. so that thc,p wi, ht be nble to jll<1ge hetll' eell tb ei,' and his met hod, of treatme nt and at the .a me time. of tou rse, leam bol\' to do thi s without fee 01' rO\\·'ll'd. "This offer was rejected by all th e many Board s of H ealth to "'hom it was made. "The thirty ou>os treated by our pres i, dent in th e throe )·ear •• uh'equeDt to June 18:)5, had to be treated sec'retly to pre,ent th~. patients being carried off to pest houses. But qUIt e reeently D r. Elmer Lee. a well-known ph ys'cian of X ew York and our president ba,e severally treated II bi('h bal-e been reported and can b~a~~~ fl'n'rd to. . "lIr. L ee treated and rea d ily rured a ca.e In Bro.okl)'n. but as in conneetion wit h it an a('tl on has been brought against the city of :\e\\' YOI'k fo r alleged malicious cpndu l't o( Its healt h officialf' , we 1jvil l sas no mOl'6 ahout tbat case now . "Our pre,ident lI'a s r ecpn tly called to treat a patient by Dr. John Dodge of r\ ia~ara Fall !i:i . The patient also was a phs ~ i . Clan, and that two ph:n;iriam=, one th e altending physician and the other the pa, tif'Dt tbou!!bt it nCCE'::..sary to sf' nd for a oother phs~ician to attc>od a ca~(> O'-('r tbrf'C hundred miles from his home in Brookly n is proo! enough that th e ease lI'as a pr.ity serlons on e. "Our presiden t found a rase of the se, ,crest typ{lo of confluent mallpox in a patient who fo r r("ar~ had ne-l" C' r 111k("n pro)l("r care either to rest 01" to PHt, but had tlng'l'udgin giy wasted himsel f in fo;t:'r ri cc upon Ihe sic·k. Ou r president took eha rge on the se-n~'ntb day of the E'ru l1tion uld in one n eek the s mallpox was cured . thoug h a week's further tl'E'8tment and careful watching were needed, ('hipfir because ot thf' pati('ol't:- cxhn11st('d r ondition. " In two wE:'ekfO. from the time he took charR'P. notice wa s gin~'n to the amazed health officer of Xi agal'a Falls to raise the 1l.u3rant in e. wh ich after 'risiti l\ ~ the pa. tlent, that officer telt cOIlHrain('d to do. . "0111'. president bas thus fuUy bOl'ne ou t hIS claim that by bis method of tl'eatment b~ sayes two-thirds in the duration of th e dl~Cas(\ and as he has lost not ODC of t he t hlr~Y-One ca~es.be has treated ~ince Ju ne. 1.9a. \ou Will Jud~e a s to the ,a liditr of h'". c1a.'Ul that under his tre Rtment the fatnitty 's a lso l'rdllced two-thirds. " R efl e('~ UPOIl the enormous e<:onomy at iu JOU cnabl~ tbpse ~n'\"1n.ss. " The scare of'$ m allpox a s a 'd read E'88f\' iF; a bsoluteJy without experi ence· a ut ho rity to s ust ain it ! "The per iod usuall y set for tb is drea dfu l hobgobli n 's worst a ppearance has he en th e sel'en tecn th centu ry in dars lon~ before the senseless pra ctice of -r9.cci natio n w a s dreomed of. Yet e,"cry contemporary w riter who IDc nti ons smallpox at all, whet her in t he sixteent h or sevelO teenth cenlu ry made Ii ~ht of it! " X ot to quote others, th£'l"e is ODe renown ed physidan , Ihe g "eatest of h is da y, the m an k noll'n t he wor ld o«r. as "the great physician ,' ·the English H ippocrates. ' D r. Thomas Sydenham , who. a ftel' o,er thi rty ~'ea l'S of th e most s uccess ful pra ctice in Lo ndo n published th is statement in 1688 'If no misch ief be done by ph ysiCia n or nlll·SE'. s m a ll pox is t be m ost lig ht and safe of all diseases.' " 'Yill :rou tllen not in sist that t he m ethod s herein referred to II'hieh bn ,e proved '0 succe,,,ful . ball he tried. and Ii«s a nd the puhlic money s.«d. e<en at the cost or proying how groundl ess are t he fears Park Board Urges That Howa rd w h ich interested officia ls b a". raised an d Cemetery Be Retained and at the cost of the loss of place t o perhaps a large Dumber of u seless f u n c tion a rIes ?" Added to the Present Amon~ the m em bel'S of the comm ittee Sy stem. w hich ha prepared this stat~ment are tlleso Brooklyn m en: D . W . BIll·roli . :So. 179 :-'1onroe street; Charles ~I. H iggins, Ma r or Knight todar sent to ihe Fourth street ; .Toh .. Filmer. ~o. 90 Ster- Common CounCil a r esol Ution passed by Jin!, place; E . B. Swinney. :So. 1467 ~ ed- t he Buffalo Rh'cr Impro\"ement AssodatIon. The Mayor :mys the matter fo rd a I-enue. Is of the greatest importance and urges t hat It be gi\'en immediate con Idera. ') N . n·.... ··.. ·.. ··· .. ··.. ·.. ···.. ·· ...... ·· ·.. ·.. ·.. ·........ ·.... t~n. The resolution states that piles ha"e been drl"en In the center of the Burralo 1Q ? _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . " . . . . . . . .-:. . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . r h'er under the Pennsyh'anla railroad and the Xic kel Plate railroad bridge, thereby pre"entlng th e tree passage of ................................................ ............ . . "" t he Water. The channel Is no\\" already t oo narrow to alia\\' the tlO\\ ot lhp waters ot the But't'alo rl\'er In time ot ft.ood . and th e obstruC'tion, "therefo re. Is may a s certa i n t he tion e city water, Health Commls~ a great menace to life a nd propert)' In s lon reene today will ha\'e sam les the territory adja ('e nt to the rlrer. The t aken at vat'luus points along th e fake r allroads mentioned a r e about to conIn t h is vlclnt tl". These samples will b e struct a new bridge o,'er the Butraio ana lyzed and a r epor t submitted to t he lth Commlsslw r . ..", rh'e r on the S8me abutments as tho~e no,," used for th e pre ~e nt bridge. and "hI ch do not m eet rhe r equlrement!5 ot. t he plan- adopted fOI" the Impronment RI IFF- ALO N. Y. of Burr.a lo r lYer. The ne"'· bridge will ?l .. . . ... . .... .... .. .. .... .... ... ... .. .. ... ....... . . ...... .... .. . . still co nstitute an obsnuctlon. That t he Marol' and Common Coun('1t are as ked 10 empower the ('omml~sionel' ot P ubli c \Y orks to take> !'uC'h action as .. .. ..... ..... l ••• : : : • •• ~. . .. • .. . ... .... .. .. . ... . . .. will cpmpel th e railroads to COIlc;truct t he proposed b ridge In ac<'or-dance with .. .. ..... .. ... .t-" .~. .._... ... . .... . .':7• ••c .r::! ... .. ... ........ ... .. . the plan adopted by thE' ('ommon Coun· and so as to con~lit ute no obstruc~=~r~~=============_ cll tI on to the proposed c hann el. and to ~ t ake such action as wlll reopen th~ !Slie ffi einlJeit llcB llBAfferB. \ channel and f,ermlt the free passage o( t he water, as early as practJcBble. I ["I!:5a nit iil ~. ~ Q:pwmjffjjr (2Jmne ~a b J,. v. NO '- _ ~ ~ co~ i:B 'N . ..... r .... r::: I neftern be lennl gerna . . . '!. ell flie n ' '"I I 6tf)tilte unternommen worbe n.. um !IDa'fferprofxn aus tJ(r (2Jtgel1b bes ~in ~ lafl~qlier~. aus bem fo g. ~ml!albUa~r~ wa ffer. in ber lJliif}e bes· ii ufieren 2eutf)l~ t ~ urmes Ulth< au~ bem @5ee in 'Det lJliir.. . . 'I' ~r @5ra~f~rft an. eTI,~ IIbnb bemffer.~n .... age 3U ne"mtn .• IN "Ie ann au IlJ rt I Uhir. f)eit .f)in IInlnfuti)1 ~rben folIen>. qlerfonen. totTtf) t bie @5atf)e flubirl 'f}a~ Den finb ber ~lnficf) 1 bafi bas [!Jaffer . ~. M""" b """'1 Ir.. In IX r nave eil Qeu"1 "urmes bas befle ifl. weir eil 'D irdr in, ta @511:omung b e~ lSoeell Ti(9II. loii fJ renb bas in ber lJlii'fJe b(r Gtaqlroerfe unbo beiml ~ i nhlfi~qli er 311 bltf) t em ber @5tol\}1 if!. :.l I ====tt:==T=9\='O~f;d"~I=b===== 1········ .. ······· KO\j··'1''O'·· .~ ................... . ............ .... ..... ... ... ...... ....... .. ........... ...... ... ... . . ~a~~. ... WATER I N BAD CO NDITION. T he H~ Comml ~ In his re- port rerardlngthe ~lt t oll0( the water In P ros pec t R esen'o ll', sal's: "The water Is co ntam inated with s ewage and Is rret In sat lsfuctOry rondltton." From the baete rlologiral stan dpoint the wa t pr has hnpro\'ed but h ousehold purlft ca tlon is stili recom· m ended. The Park Commls~lonel"s ~ent to the II I A ldermen a r ecomm enda lion that the H O"'ard Cemeter~' pl'opprty be t aln ed b\' th e city and added II) the South Park. ",hlch It adjOin.!'. "th"'reby , g h'lng the par k a more extended front- ' a g e on th e R idge Road and greatly Hlhanc lng the \"alue of the pre!1'e!1t park lands. " Col. ,,'a rd, the Comml!slonE'r of Pub· lIc Works. notlfl ed the Common Coun, e ll that the publi c playgrounds \\?uld be closed on next Saturda)·, ~ o r. b . Col 'Vard also r eco mmendpd the eot· t f'ns l On of the :\lartJIa street water maIn I for the ben eOt of th e Burr.lo & SU!o Quehan na. I ron Compan}- and other In· d ustrles near the cltl~ lin e at an eS~\i ma ted cost of $8000. A bond Issue ~ b e necessary to pay for th e same. reo , I "'rJ\VORS THE A110n;ans hlet and ~frs. Allen E . Day oC H lgh'VenUe entertained th e Avonlans tu r day. Miss Rose L . A nnowskl The even ing's program opened wi t h a ta l k by ~I rs. Samuel Botsford, c hairman of th e p rogram committee. This was followed by the read ing of A c ts I . and II. of Henry VIII. Fou r new m embers w ere received. Dr d Mrs. 'Ynlter D. Greene, 1\'Iiss I(an~ :~d Dr. George westIng house. la on Y PRESEN T SITE r~ ~ . ~V TIM ES I I .., 'thi Health. Comml~~IOtl('r (.r(,ene . arternC'lon f:ent to tht> Bonrd of Ald!'rommuni('(J tion 1ecom mendlng men a c . 1 be that th e new Quarantm p Hilspita \ built upon the pre~ent FItC. . rrhis has stitfed up tile' men \', ho ha\e been opposing such a proposition and D G Q 's ~; ·O....;.... ·.. ·.. ·.. ·1·9 ·..0..2...... ·.... ·.... · ~~~~a~~~t i:~~~~~~ tol'~e ~e:~:.p. a, recom ~ lution l • Adam offered a lesO Ald. . '): \11th the publication of the to do aW~aces on eleci.lon day and the pol~in~eeIOuS and 1imlting the ('barges ... 1da) P bJlcatlon of all offlclal nOllces. '~"'/fo: l~el'%am introduo.U a second re,o; . . instructing the Comml~si oner 0 ~t::;?c n -orks to prel,are plans for the ... u . f the Hamburg Turnpike. , eleyatlon Other r esolution by Ald . ..\dam ~ ~lillti~~~ th e Comptro ller be r.q~l~ as. q~OW cam:e why n balance o( 'll ~'J ~~n~ merged Into the gE:neral fund,... Hen.lth Commissioner Greene thl. Junc. after noon sent to th~ Bom a or Aldermen a communlcation r eeom m endlng that the proposed new Quarantine HoSpital be construct'!d on the present site In Ferry Street. His rpa~on for t h is is that Immediate action Is necessary. ~ j, .. · · ·· .... .... •· · .. .\ .. .......... " ........ .. .. ".. .. ...... ...... .. .... ............... WA N T S PEST HOUSE ON THE R ES E N T SITE J ~ �37 CO'DlI~SIO'ER GREE'E to'T \ "".\TI:D WITH ~C , . \tiF.. ·E.>('n~ or l'ommtf;!'ionC'r Department 1!'1 Commissioner Greene's Proposition to Build a Quarantine Hosp ital on the Present I~ Report to the Common Council Concerning City Water, Site~~lf, the 'IIealth afltrnoon notified the .\ld("rmen thai the city waler is COllUiIrllllalfOd ~(>wa.';(' wIth and it that :-;hould l;c thclfl)ughly boiled beCore be- HOWARD CEMETERY LAND SH ELTON SQU ARE LOOP, ing l1 ~(lcl. . 80 far as the bndpna is ('onccrncri . thp "atf'J' In the fe'S rvoir ~hf)ws an imp ·ovE'menl. ~ ---~- =~"ICf~ I The 10 1JF EXTENSION SOUTH PARK Y ASKED. i~ Je-w.. '6)(J~"---- PARK COMMISSION ERS ASK ALDER MEN TO RETAIN HOWARD CEMETERY FOR THAT PURPOSE - CITY WATER IS STILL FAR FROM PURE. P a rk Bo ar d Wants It Added South P a rk - Col. W a rd F avo rs Ex tending t h o Ma r illa Stree t Water Main. --:0 J . RC p..1.. 1'h e- nldrrmen re-ceiY f"l a comm un icn. ti~n from IIc:u.l.th uh jopcr .n:FCcpe tins nfternoon :U.h·Hilllj., [,J.lt a bacteriological ('xell1linntiQu Of \\"nt(\1 in the Prospe(·t ros£'J'Yoir token on , ... t. 22 and 231 Ja~t 8how~ a decided imprv"f"emcnt in f'llch wntl'r from n badf'ri.d s tandpolnt. ('onllnis ... ionel' GI'(,(,ll(, 1\ ~O, :1tn('n,}po thllt ppm \\ tli:i "That lhiR board r('~ne('tfully Council that known as Hf'lward rctnine-d th~ CcmC'tf'ry. Cily City llo,pltnl: ' ~ion('l's: H..:\ t a r('~utflr m('optiog- of the boa r d of comlllissioners, 'beld on the 8th park bf' rpco01111C'nd to the ('ommon council thnt (,Nnt't('l'j' be r etnineu by the city nnd ",1<1ed to Routh Park, thereby giving tbis pork n more extended frontage Oll by ber 13th. Col. '''nrd l'ecomme nclf'od the extension ().f the water main in lInrilln street for the benefit oC t he Buffalo & SU'Qn ehannn Iron Compnnr nnd t')tbcr lndu~trlf'8 near the city line. lIe estimated tbe '·ORt of "nch extension nt ~8.000.• no nd· visorl tLl:lt a balld i!-"isue wouJd be neceR~ ~nry to IUlY tor the extension of such thIs park a marC' ext endrd frontage on th e Ridge Ro.d ilnd greatly enhunci th e' ':lIlli' of the pn'H(>nt park lund~:' ('ommh,"ion",r o! PubliC' ~\"orkR 'Varrt notifir'r) thr AhlE'rmrn that the playJ:'rnUl~i!~ ~olll111'lm.;1' (111 Saturday. Now'mhpr 1.tth. All (Jlrf'rtor .... hR\"(" bl'('n nnlifif'c1 10 . h~\'f' thr' RJlllarAtU!; (';Hf'flllly ~torC'd and inn"lltorled. followill,l! W:1.H unanimously 'Thnt till. board respectfully the piece of properly known nB E()ward ,dded to South Park, \\ hll'h It "djoin~. tlwrebjy gi\'ing fl~ a:'o t1lC nelopted: ami A ('nmmuniC'atioll camr (,'r,m C ~ommif;~lrmrr \\'arrl sa\'fng that 111 Buffalo &: SU'-:flu(>hanna Iron wntt'1' main. Company was now huilrtlng its nC'w plant ~\. j'OUllUl1Jlicntion was r eeeh-ed fro m n(' 8r thf' HAmburg Turnpike antI that thl;' plant rrCluirNl water. I If' l'E"('omm('ntls '[n~'ol' Knight purlOfd ng resolutions ndoptthat thl" mrtln in Mlirilla StrE'f't h(' ('xcd by 1ht' RutTolo Hh'el' Impl'oyeru~nt As. If'ni!rc1 a d1stanC'~ (Ir 4.t1OO fE'pt oC 16-1nch soritltion. 'l'he resolutions "Were a s p lpl'. Tht-' (>xt~n~l()11 will eost $:;;.000. TTt"i11tll ~:}]! "''''Ioncr " I 'A~ thl~ Hftf'rfollows: 110011 ,submitted a hmcrt of condttlnn ""·hel'f"fiR. ril e.. hnn~ bern drivrn in (If th(' wHtt"r to Ih£> Aldt>rmf'n. 1t will I hI' Int,fl'f'sllng n(>ws to [UlJn)~ to know the center of lhc Buffalo river uuder th~ that 1111' waler 10; <'ont::lminatt>lI wllh rf'nn:,ylYnnill I'ailroad nnd the Nirh:E' l jo;IIWPT~.g~ alld.., Is not In ~atiRrac-ton' con(1IIp)l1. Dr. hl·t'lm, :-:a~'M thill trom 'a bHC- Pial!' railroad bridl'~. thereby prHenting 11.'rl~1 IIIiandnolnt th", C'onciltlon of th(' til(' fr(lC l)n~!'nl:p of the water, nnd, ~HII ... r has Iml,run'r1. IIowII\'('r. he sltll "","11('1'£,,(1.8. The rhnnnpi is now olr(>ndv ~lmml·ncl~oll.1 purilic'a lion. too narrow to ollow the fiow of the wate~ ..... 1 of the Burrulo dYer in time of flood. nnd said ob"ltl'urtion, therC'fore, is a gTen t D1C'nnce to lift' and propert.r in t.hc terri· IlTARTE D. II tory n<ija(,C'1tt to !:tRiLl rh'er ~hou ld n flood I u-0('('\11' while the pilC's nre in place. and, The He u.1Jh £ r miS"'imwr yes~r'doy "\\'hC'I'pa", ~'he ~R icl railroads are abou t ~ renewc-d hi s re('ommcndnt\on to the Board to ('on~trtl('t n new bridgoe OTer the Buffalo of Aldermen thot n nc"\\' QnUrlUltine Hos1in~l' on the ~nlUe nhutments us those pital bc crected on the prC'u.. pul folit(', which llOW lI!-:p{] for the pr(,Rent bridge, and whi<'h do not m(>e-t the requirements o f hft!:' been owncu. by the City for upwards tho plnn ,,·hi<-h hug nlrendy been adOI)tro of thirty yenrR. The Cotllmifo:.t-ioner .... ho"'for the impl'OnmlC.' nt of Buffalo river, (Ill that during tile pnf.;t ten mouths p"ery undo effort hns hr(,l1 made to j:;eCllre 11 Rnitnble ··WllOr~"". The said new bridge will fiite in 80me other part of the City, ami f'till constitnte nn obstruction and c'ri· al~o 011 the Connty f nrm, hut "without (lPII('(I'!"oi th!' inten'tjoJl of soid railroads not the sa id plnns, therefore resnlt: he bolds thnt the only lo:;irul .ite j 0 conform I I I I tm· """MI't'?J /Q~ C~r . -- --- ~'IHIJ )"- I I i:. to fur the h08pltnl. the need of which i, bf\ l1r~('nt. is where the pre~elll one ~t:lIHh; it Is figured that ~G.OOI) call be ,8 "f'{! hy mon rounf'il of the city of Buffnlo be using the present huih1ing ... ; the Commi!o>bione-r furthermore proIlo~es to ('aU the ur" institutIon the City lIo"'Vitul. In dew of this ~tnte of ft\('t~, it j" denrlY the duty of the Aldermen to desiguate this !-oite und order tho work hf'g'nu withuut furthpr delny. 'l'he ('ummittee on ::--:nnitnry ~lens\ll'eS ~houtd bring in n favorable report at the next merting. 'l"le Q\1{,~~ tinn of remo"l\l hn..s hc('u threshcd ant in ot the Council. \ hoth brnnche. ludTeJ'f'cl)'. - -----..,. ~ ~f 1(. 8\ nnd decl<Je~ / - 1. Y. ··Jt~,oh·rd. That U.e Illaynr and com· nutified of tbls stnte of alfni.·, by the n ..·oriation nnd r~Jll'<,tfull~' n~kf'd to £,111power tht" ('ommi~~ionel' of publiC' works to take f'llrh nrtion 0"1 will ('om pel ~n.id railroad!! to (,OTlRtrU<.·t ~nid IlropoR{'(l bridge in nco (·ordonrl? with thl' ~nid plan ndoptro hy tl.Jo C"OmmOll (,Ol1l1('il onc1 !:OO ns to ('On:..;ti· tnt!:' nn oh~tnH'tion to said propoNed ('hon· Il~l. and to t.nkl' fo;t1('h further action ns will l'eOp(l'l1 l'mir1 ('hannel Clno. p(l'rmit the free l)Il~~ng-l\ of the wat('r, as ('orty us prncti('nbl('.'· Th(.' ('ommtmi('ution wn~ referred to the (,ol'lmitt~(' l'I1 whnrn's nnel hnrbor .... The rrClue ... t (If Col. "'ord for 311thoT'ity ttl c:\teno tll£' citv W3ter mniu in )fnri1la ",tl"{'C't wn~ re('(>i~·('u., file-d nuu authori t,z.. IiI'ked ft·r ::ranted. ....................................................... '- NOV 1 1 19 2 ........................................................... . .................................................................. NEW MEMBERS TAKEN. ?< ~D ZOELLER WROTH. t"" wns R mt'eUng or the bon.rd (It please Ald. Zoeller very much '.lY rST~~ ~hil Burtalo Pr('s~ Club ye~· -. ye~dn't erday afternoon when the Alderme-n 1'~: 0 OwI ng were ~1(.'Cted memrec vf>d Hpalth CommfF"Sfon er Gr"np'~ )1..\\ ('Ir Erastus C J" unicatlon rec ommHld tag lltJ [ a tf1!"\\. mlS'o:.lon('r \Val . \.nIght. lTc-all I1 C om- co Jud~(' Ed t .. eenf?'. County Quarantine Hospital be built on the presl'ot ~ttE' tn Ferry Strt:"'E'L It such s('Uon ~fnfll::t.~, cor ~. !lm\:.. 11r. ).tonroc takE'n. lhe city 1\111 save about $6.('1(111. j"' Idmnn . SI;ortl.U!ln roun~E"1 rhC1rl~a L. 1ft Ald. Harp wa~ ~jublla.n t R.nd urged the C'1~al lh nr\' ~or (,\fJ\, nn Danch('ttJ. Prl.nCou ntl" T Cba lnb" r<; ot S",'huol !\o. me-Rsur(' aA Ald. ZOf"ller has beEn tt')1ng l~iq- ·Cft)· T'r",[C:i. pu r r 'Vl!Ilam H. Dan- to rid hl~ ward of thE" pesthou.!lle and place ~ot the Al~"'U fer ..\«lam 13oef':k I. Ke( p- It In .A Id. Harp'~ warn. Thp communlh by the Comll11t.,oIUa n. ~us. J ohn ,\. Stws-el IUld catlon ",,~Ill b,.. (,,(n" 'ro tee on Sanitary ME"asures. . ~ t 4 • (.r "The prr"t'nt ho~pttnl site has been ownE'd hy tbe ('it.,· of Bllfrilio tor upwnL'ds of 30 ~ . .'ors. It was purcbas('d when It was a farm prope-I'tl', nnd pprsons afterwards Jlllr- ""'hCreftR, Tbe Eltatc ele('tion low reo quIres tbnt tbE" location ot poll1ng plnces bepublished ou the dny of election and tbe duy pre"lous, nnd ' ""·berea~, Sucb rE"qul reme nt Is unllece9~ sAry nnd n poslt1,e wn~te of public monf'7 ill Ub'Dl Uch ns '~ot('rs must Yot e wbere tbt; hn YO rrgistere<l: be it "Resoh'eo, Thnt the go,e rnor of the state be petItioned by tbfs coul\c il to urge tn his m(!s~nge to tb(> Ipgl!:iluturt1 that the bUrd(>n be r(>moy('d nnd the lu,," amcndeu; D. l1d tnI" tll £>r thnt th(' Inw be amend ed hO us to llfO,Ide the Umlt of the chnrge wbl('h tUay he mode (or the publica tlon ot nil notlcf"s reo gull'cel by sucb law to he published." for tbC' sen son on next Saturday, NO"f"ClU- Thr follo'wing co mmunication wus re- eeh·ed from the bonrd of park commls" rCCOlTI- .11C'nclR to thl' Common tlw pi ('\.'E." of property nnd is not in n satisfnctory con,ll- tion." adoptell: unanimously At tbe meeting ot the aldermen yesterday afternoon n communication was recei,E'd froUl HosHI. CPPvp'ydgn er Omen A i ,"ve to lbe quarantine ho!-,pitnt. The communicntIon WR~ OR !ollo"(\'s: adoptell: th~ Ridge rood n!lel greatly enhancing t he y uluC' of the pl'c~e-nt pnrk lnnds.' fI C<>l. I'I' arrI. commissioner ot public ,,·orks, notified tbe common council thnt tbe puhlic plnYllronnrls won I,! be closed . 'rho woter is co ntnminnt ('d with f5ew~ I n){o in~t.. ]"('<:.olution r::RC,\\>-\'" ~\'\ ~~ chnslng land In that Y1I.."lnltJ· elld so with the fuit uuclel'st3ndlog thnt the Quarantine hos· pltal was thrrl" . "Dul'inlt tbt' IIlElt tpc mont hs. e,('l'Y etrolt hns hrpl1 IllIHle to procure a aultnhlf' sltt' In Aome portion ot the ctty. but without reo suit. "An E'ffort t o pro<,ure pe-I'mlssion from thp ·ro /Ib ............ ·. .............. .................. ......... .. hoard of RlIJl(ll'vlsol'~ to pln('l" I he proposed 7 Quurnnthu' hORpltnl upon tlw poorhouse !Ann nl~o fnllt.'tl and It would s('em thnt the only loglt'nl sit€' for thl!'( lll'opo~ed hospital Is whrr(' the vr€'~<'nt Olll\ now stnnds. "A prOmillE'nt :u'C'hltf'('{ snys thnt $6,000 T he Gr eed y Song of the Three cnn b(' Rn,E'd by utllbd!l,c- the prE'sent lJutld· Doctors. InEr~. if the present Eit(' is used tor tbe new hORpltul. d MCGinnis put on his cloth"" and "Taking nIl th('~t.\ things Into rOllfollderatlon sal <'d forth and repaired to the houses of tbree physiCians In Seneca St ..""t It would Rf'pm thnt tll(> only 10glcRl con· consecut1ve-ly before he got onc to go elusion that enn IIr rPRcbE'(l is to llince the ,,"Ith him: a nd the ftrst house ca lled at pl'opoRed I1(>W hospital on the present .sitc\ was that of Dr. Sylvester F. Mixer. nnd find I woul(l r('sppf'ttl1tl~· r eC'ommend thnt youI' honornhle moc1r llt"sign nt ... tb(' I)res('nt n head was put out fr om a n u p per wInsitr as I hf' sitf' 011 wbkh to el'('('t the said dow to whose owner McGinnis f-I tl~ted his business. t() which the proprietor IlI'opoo:;;pd n('\,· ho<;;pltnl to be known as the lInl1~('h(llrl p1Tl'itic-nlioll ht, "'till continuC'd. Tlw communication ende-d fiS follows: Th ,.. A Jrlf'rmcn tn(]dY I'E'Cl?iyC'd a ('Olnmunil"atinn frnln I •• H. !='p)kir)<, ~E'('re­ t ;\r:,-" to till"" P..t.rk t',)mmis!:!ionf'r~ . statIng th'lt 011 SJ,·lurd,IY. at a regular l11t'et1I1g of thl' Park Board, the followinl; Aldermen Gra nte d t he Petit ion of the Street Rail way C ompany. A4:l .. Adam submitted sevt'ral rt'~olutlonL One authorIzing thE' c-oJ'poration rounSE"i to draft a bill tor s uhml~slol1 to the next lcg!!'. Inture-, to reduce the rnt~ ot fnterest 00 IOl't11 fund warranb trom DYe to four per cent, w as a dopt ed. Anotber reso lution. directing the rommlfO;sloner ot publf(" works to pl'epa re pious for nu plel'nted roadwny along tbe Hamburg turnpIke to t he city Hlle, was referred to the committee on streets. A th1l·<I. which was ad opted, asked the c-oruptroller why ce rtain debit balances were mf!l'ged In tlJe general fund or c barged ott durIng the past fi~('al year. The follOWing, from lIr. Ad:1m. was also • y , 19 ~ Ald. Zoellf'l' WAR at ODC'e on bls fert in Ion to n motion from Ald. Harp that I bE' :lldel'IlH."D R('t OD tbe suggcstlon of Com· ollPo~1t mIs~Ioner replIed: "My fee will be five do llar,; who Is gOing to pay It?" a nd McGinnis answered by an injurIous a nd nngry remark and went fart h e r up the street and called up Dr. J. C. G reen: and a gain n night-capped top-knot was thrust Grl"(I'ne. from a second-story wi ndf.)w and the "I would like the nldermen to \'islt t his stereotyped phrase was Irritably ejacsltp hpfor£> th('y tnkp Rny aetion," he snld. ulated: "~ly fec Is five dollars: who Is .. A fonndry Is bptng hunt the-n', and r uo· going to pny for It?" an d again the clt."rstand n h01lrr shop will also Roon be Infuriated McG'nnls replIed ,,"i th the Injurious epithet and went his wa y. His ('r('('\t'd ('Io~e to the fOite. r don't think such next hou!"c ot call was at the r r stden{'e ~ul'roundlllgs would be suitable for a Qual" of Dr. A . T. Bull. and a whlskerE'd nnthl(' ho~pltal sitE". K('gotiatlons are on "mug" was tllrust out of n n upper !:!tory window a nd the phrase, a lrea.dy b~o me foot to to<eC' It tbf' hospital cuunot be pln('(>d familIar t() the II'rltable little JewelN 011 t h(> p101'hollSe- ground.... I mO\'e In amrml- fell lIke snowflakes upon his hend: "~Iy ownt tbat the matter be refcrred." fee 15 th'e dolla rs, who Is goi ng ~ o pay "The pt"sthou!:le does not 8e('m to hn"e It? And this tIme. pretty well tllmed. the angry little man answf:">N'd , "I will kf'pt th" foundr~' away," snlrt Ald. Adnm. "It wouid ~('cm to hn ve c.ttrn('ted it tht"re." myself. G~t on yo ur clothes an d ('om('. I will hand you the money on the doorTbE" r('solution of Ald. Barp directed the step." And the do~tor. who wn..s n n Ull('Oruml:sslollrr ot puul1c works to prepflre derstudy of A. T. Bull. proceeded to don hlmsclt In street apparel and. se curin~ plans nnd speclfic-ations for putting 1.1p 8 new building on the present site. It was the ··ftwr" · at the "ouse-door. s"llIe<! () finally d~c-Id('d to hn,e th(' matter r('terred forth upon his lIfe-saving .nlsslon li nd. by the grace. ot heaven Ilnd a s tomach- • to tb(" ('oromlHer on snllttnry m~asures for onc week. that committee to I'('port at the pump. extracted hi ~J the cold pale sShPard()SlleCttlve patIent nt'x! meC'tillg ot the bollrd. A trip was nr· ~"om I es fa th. rnngcd tOt· tht· aldC'l'm~n to .18ft the old '" .... r tJ • Ql1arant Ille hospltnl next Friday. '1 h(' ('olUmlttee on streets rpported In tn . F r om,·.... ··NOV · · ·~· ·i \-01' ot the petition of the JuteruntJonnl Tractiou Company to hulld a ]001> In Shei, I on sQunr(~. The report" as sdopted. t. ~. Till" mntter ot tbe obstruction of thp Buffalo rl\"l'I' CllUSf'i! 11), "ork on the hrldgp of the 1'£'IH1S)lvnnia Hallrond Company WllM l-rought up Rgllill intI"' In the afternoon WhC'l1 All!. 110101(,s of tbe ,jtb wflrd on:~I'('d the RA T l!- D ECRl!ASl! • follo\\'lnl; l'l'sulutton, which was 3rtoPI~d: IIealth Commissioner Greene'. renort "nrRol\'c-d. That tiw commlssionE't· ot pub· for .• ot 38 (rom lie works Or ani! tIe Is h(,I'E'by flnthol'iz('d I the- death rate or c obf'r laRt year. The nDd dlre-ctNI to (onfer with the offirluis figurE'S are Oct.. 1M!!. 39Fi ~ Oct. 1001. 431. ot th~ Pl'lln&ylYnnin nnd Xew York, Chicago For th~ Or"t tl!n months this year the number of dE'nths reported Is 152 less than & ~t. Louis }LlUroud ('omoanfp5 with ret· the corresponding period last year. e-rl"Urt' to the- bridge now in prO<"l'SS ot C(ln~ Btl'uctlon oyer the BUrr.llo 1'1\'(01". :lnd thut he ('omppl rhl' re01('1,;11 of rhe piles and ob ~tru('tlllUh plnf'('d In the chnnnpi of tht! But· falo rl\('1' hl !oo;.lld. rllllt'''lId~ nt tbe eorllest 1)l'lIrti(' n1)l", 010111('nt; nnd also. "l{C'MIJ,.· ·d. 'l' h:lt said commIssioner bl' £:lI't Bntitnriz t"'tl nnd dll'('cl('(1 to take up wUIJ the l"'IrtlIWr o(H"ini of thE" (cdE'ral governJll('nt · ·· ·~ · · th'P QlIt'f'lloll ot th(' chnracter ot tbe bridge 0\ rr UulTalo 1'1 \·pr." .................................................................. Th(' n'(luC'st ot the park comml~sloner8 t!Jat thE" nlll Howard C'clllf>tery should he Addpd to Soutb I'Rrk \\ as s~nt to the com· !N UMBER OF DEATHS mlttee on public ground,:;. Ald. HoIUlt-'S millie n state-ment tbat ne IS ON DECREASE. boll ohtnlned n promisE' from PrC'Sldeut Eb flod )f,l:ta~('T )Utu'n ot the llltl"'rllUlonnJ. Traction C'OO1)ltl.ll .f to P8,"("> Abbott rC'nd. ElK Last October Shows 393, a ConsidI\uel ~ntltb 'tr\' ''t~ nnd Bnl1<'Y a \""('ll tit-' . 'fhe erable F alling Off. ({llnll30Y 1111(1 Its trH('J..s in Abbott road sou1~ Health Commissioner £r&&2tt ysterday thrpt:"' we-I, s 3;;0 und Is ~oon fU..pectf'd to b8"~ handpd ou l a rE"port or m'!""'"1!rr'I'artmen t It .... <'ars In opf'rollon on the shortest route for the month of October laflt. ThfN! tn I hE' MC'f'1 plant. were only 393 deaths. as compar('d """hh OC"tobC'r. 1001. ""hf'n there Wf're 431 deaths. A cummuulcntlon wns recE'l,rd from W. The comparisons. by monthlJ. are a~ fol. r. A~knm. g"E'DProl E'Ul'eriDlend('ut ot t.he lows. the n~lres for ]001 bf'tnq- glvf'n firJtt. .January. 531. 3S1; FE"bruary. :r4. 37 ; rnltt el ~tntl",~ Ruhul"r H.eclalmlng 'Yorks. March. ·L. 500: April. 451. 536; :\I;ty. h l-.kl n~ tor pl"rml!ooslnn to ('ross H!lnua.h 422' Junp. 3iS. 31l4.; .JuTy. 467. 413; AugU t f'l t r('1'[ wllh 8 swJtch to the Erie tracks. 651: 6ZO: Ff'ptembE'r. 437. no: Octob~r. Hf 3ro. TOLa I fo r the tE"n months or 19Q"~ )11'. Asl(Rm Rtate>d that bls C'ompnny Is 611· Illg In low Inll..Js do~E' to tbe fa ctory and 4,490; (or 1002_-..;._4,,:..338-.- -- - that tb .l lI~l~ of rnllroad c8.rs was oPC'cashry to tnclltt:tIP th~ work. B(' added that bls C'OUlIIOOr t.'xpcctPtt to riol1bl<- tbe capacity or Ib,' rlaot. Tbp !lldE"rmE"n granted the JlE"tlt lon. )Ir. ..1r;.kam n~rCE'IDg 10 flit, a bood tor N,OOO. tbe switch to reIlUlln lor flO da:n\ 0_9 .. ·["0"2···················· ................................................................... l'I ~ATIf ........... '.' iV········ .. I ........................ - "2:1. onlT. �LD ...........f.10 ~........,.. :.1 . 2··························· ·New tI!f;a;~~t::~p:,~d'c~~lllo; ;-······T~··i~~~~~t··v~~~i~~··vi~~~:·····~ ~LWAUKEE.-ACting upon the r lmendation of D r. U . O. B. Wing e . secret a ry of the WI sconsin s t.a t e board of health, th e marin e hospllal service w ill shortly p lace ins pectors or bacteriologis ts a t centers w h ere va.cclne virus is prepared. In ta king this step. it is believed t hat i t w ill be poss ible to e liminate the commercial e te lnents whi ch heretofore have threatened publ1c confiden ce i n vaccine, and whic h have, tn a great measure, bern respons ible for th e prejudice ex isting against the use or t h e liquid in inoculation. ~ in[! Realitv . ...,..1 \ ,JI"- URGED BY DR. GREENE IT IS BELIEVED COM:MISSTONER' S RECOMMENDATION SOON WILL r PRESS B E ADOPTED. A new q uarantine hospItal does not 8~em to be in tlle dim prospect that it has been for years. It Is noW likely at a fine new s lructure wlll be built 't he present site on East Ferry street that t he present building w ill be tn .zed at a sa"lng o f $6,000. Health nl issioner E a' ter D . Greene made ........ .- CELFdRITIES JOIN PRESS CLUB bat reco m mendation to the Boh rd of A iderlllen yesterday and w hile it was not adopted th e n a nd there, the temp e r pf the members showed that nearly all ire in favor ot the proposition. B ut, out of courtesy to Alderman Zoeller, w ho h a s been tryhlg to get the pesthouse s Ite out of hIs ward for lnany years, it was decided that t he ma tter s hould be p ut off for one wee k. In the meantime, on Fridn.y af ternoon the entire board w1l1 visit the sHe, just to please Ald ermaJ). Zoeller. The matter wiis brought before the a ldermen by th e following comm uni cation from Health Commissioner Gr eene: I During the last ten months, every ettort has been made to procure a suitable site tn some JOrtion of the city, but without result. An e1Tort to procure permission from the Board of Supervisors to place t he proposed Quarantine Hosplto.l upon the poorhouse farm also tailed and It would seem tbat the only lo"cal .Ue for tbls propose d bospital Is wbere the present one now stands. prominent architect says that $6,000 cau be saved by uUlh:iog th e present buildings, It the present site Is used for the new bospltal. Taklag all these t,btogs into consideration, seem that the only logical con clusion that can be reached Is to place the proposed new hospital on the present site, U d I ",,'ould re spectfUlly recommen d that ,.our honorable body designate the present lite as the site on which to erect the said proposed new hospLtal to be known as t he City It would ,r/ n, MAYOR KNIG'iIT IS AMONG IHE NU MBER Successfu l Candidates in the Late Election Send Let ters Appreciative of Support ,Given Them by the News. paper Men. ate Inspectors lay in Wait for Duttweiler and he soaked them with Evidence. LAID ON I ABLE~' " FOR ONE WEEK Ald. Harp Is Quite Elated and Ald. Zoe ller, in Whose Ward Present Pesthouse Is, Feels Desponden t Over Prospects. ~~ there. DOUCHE FOR MILK SPIES Dr Greene's Recommendation That QuarCOP STOPS THE FIGHT antine Hospital Be Built NOW. WHATS TO PROVE THAT on Present Location In- I THE PRISONER'S !\ULK WAS I ADl:LTERATED. formally Approved. (orr --~CP Group of Me n Prominent in Local Public Life Are Admitted to Me mbership In Buffalo Press Club. ~~ FAVORED ··································;e::ss;··············....... - - -,; -,'Ou f {R ~~. The present hospital site has been owned by the city ot: Buffalo for upward ot 30 years. It was purcbased '~rben 1t was a farm propy, ond persons afterward purcbl\Sing land tbat vl(~ln ity did so with the fun underding that the Quaro.uti..J::Ie Bospit:u 'Was A -- GENERALLY ·············· ..··ii·::.,\/ ·· ····2·19·02·············- ld. Zoeller is sad. Ald. Harp is corr espondlngly jubilal1t. It is pretty near a 8l'ttl ed tact thill the proposed nfl'W Quarantine Hospi ta l will be built on the prt:'sent site, which :8 in the ward Ald . Zoeller represent::;, the 18th . Although tor J"nonths A le. Z oelI~r has mad~ t\ pl'rslste nt effort to have the hospItal built I in some ward othe r thnn the one he rep r~sents, and particularly thp 25th 'Va rd, r epresented by Aiel. Thomas Harp, It louks as 1! his efforts will not' avatl :1nd that the new build ing, whit"h Is con ceded to be neces93ry, will be built on the site of the present hospital. Ald. Harp worked hard to defeat t h e effort to locate the ::,ite in bis wart!. lie' used all sorlS of argument. ".rlme and again he had delegations of Black Rock citizens before the (;o mmittee on SauIt3 1'Y :\Ieasures. He told his colleagucs in tho bonrd th at if the hospital was located in the w:lrd he ~'epresented that he might as well 6 e t out of town. so inten..ely bilter was the opposition to locating it in th(' 25th "~9.rd . ' Hospital. At the meeting of the directors of the Alderman Zoeller Immediately began Buffalo Pr.ss Ciub, held yeste rday hIs old tactics of fighting for delay. " I afternoon, the fo llowing were elected to would like the a lderme n to visit this membership in the cl ub : site before lhey take any ac tion," h e Mayor Era8t u s C. Knight, H ea lth eald. "A found ry Is being built t here Co mmissioner 'V~ D. G,ep~ Co u nty Jud ge Ed ,Vii'I'lr K. Emeh¥. & 'DOW and I understa nd a boiler s hop wi ll :\1onroe ]'l'anges, Corporation-counsel soon be pu t up in close proximity. I don't think such surroundings w ould be Charle L . FelJ:l,1na n, Signor Giova ni chetti. Pri n CIpal He nry E. Ch am 8uilable [or a quarantine hospital. Then Ban bers or ScL.Q01 No. 33. COu nty Treasa gain, negottation s a re now on foot to u rer Willium' H . Danie ls . City Treussee If the hospital cannot be placed on u r e r Adam B6eckel, I<.eeper of the the poorhouse g round s. I thi nk this A lmshouse J oh n A. S t engel and J oh n D. Mead e. matter should be referred. " H. J . Balliet, the president of tpe " The pest house does not seem to have cl ub, read the following letters which kept the foundry away ," remarked Alhe r eceived from m e mbers of the club derman Adam. " In fact. It seems to who were successful at t he late eleeh ave a ttrac ted It there." ti on: Alderman Harp introduced a resoluH. J . Balliet, Esq., President But'! I tion directing the Commi ssioner of PubPress Cl ub, Buffalo: a 0 110 Works to prepare plans a nd s pec!k.1~y Dear Mr. Balliet-I h ave you r v ery ftcations for putting up a new building {;vl:~r~l~\i'"tJoo~ y~S~~rday , extending th e the city who :r~ me~bnewspaper men of on the present s ite, 1n accordan ce with P ress Ciub, upon my e l ee:~o~f t~h e Bufralo the hea.lth cOlnmissioner's recomof District Attorney of this cou~~C office mend a tion. ~ssure YOU that I appreciate theY':s:~~ "1 move that the resolutlon be referery much. V ery tru ly yours, red to the committee on sanita ry meas E. E. COATS ~RTH. -B-ures," said Ald e rman Zoeller. "I would T llt'falo, Nov 6 1902 llke to have th e en tire board v latt the H . lU"b· " Balliet, PreSIdent Buffalo' Pr;'ss C si te to see things for itself." ce1f:~ !ri'3n1-You r very kind letter rt'"I am saUsfled that eve ntually the assu r~ you was vreatly new hospital w ill be built on the o ld a nItd gra tcrully apprecia l ed. 0 Is Indef'd a pleRsure t o know that th stte," said Alderman Ken nedy. "Bu t newspaper m en, who have so man e out ot courtesy to Alde'T'man Zoeller, I ~rtunlt1 es ot kn owing the characier O~t _ _ _ _ _ _ __ am willin g to vote to h ave the matter referred to the committee on sanItary especially those wh o have occupied measures. wIth the understandIng that me;I' ~}l Ic positions. feet k inoly towards mC' It make a report next ,,,·eek." f °lman In this ci ty has greater cause lef ee grateful to lhose in your profes i So that d isposition was made o f t h e th~n I. I prize th e ir good opinio n hlg'hPy" matter. Alderman Zoeller then ar rang~ ~{; r egard th e estecr.l or my {l'!cnds and ed for a trolley-car trip to t he p es thOllse e continued confidence o( my feJlo,\\,on Frlda.y a ft ernoon . The cars taking t h e members of the board w ill leave the rar a bove any polltlcal or other orner ot Genesee a nd Main s treets a t lownsmen PT('termf'nt. T s hall endeavor to conduc t 2.30 p . m. m ysf' lt In my new r ein tlons to t he nubIlc Alderman Harp said p lans for a new In ~uch a m anne r as to give lhem no f <"iust' to teel lhat thefr confidence was ~osPttal on tH.e old stte are almost fi ll- In sptaccd. Slncerel:r yours ClIAS. W . H INSON. H A R P V I CTO R IOl' S. And from what d.velopeu at the meeting of the Aldf'rmen yesterday Ald. Harp llas wo n the (lay. The matte r came before the board yesterday In the following cornmun ica,... tion . whic h was s ubmitted by ~ COUJIlll§Sloner GreeNe: "T le present hospital sit£' h~ls been 0\\ n ed by the city of Buffalo for upwards at thirty years. It was purchased wh en It w us farm property. and persons afte rw ards pUl'ch!lsing lS}-nd In tli at Yicin ity did .0 with the full under. tanuIng that the Quarantine Hospita l was th ere. During lhe past ten mon th s eY~ry e ffort hus been made to pro("ur~ a suitable site in some other portion of the it~r. but wltlillUt any r esult. An effo rt to procure permls~lon from the Board o! Supervisors to plnCe the pro~ posNi Q u arantine Hospital upon the Poorhouse farn1 :1lso failed, and it "·ould see m that the on ly logical site (or this propof."'t'ct hospital I~ w h ere the pres(l>nt one now ~tnHds . A prominent architect sa,ys that $6,000 can be saved. by utilizing the present bui1dlng~ , I( th,) present sil is uSl? d tor the n e w hO:3pl t al. Tllking all ~hese things into conslderatlon . it "'ould seem thnt the only I' I I' II b h oglca (."0 11(' uSl on lat ca u C" reac ed lSi to placE:' the propos~d new hospital on th e present site. and I would l'l'ls pec tfull y recommend t hat your honorabl e boc} y (le~tgnnte the prt.>sent sI t e as th e sit~ on which to e r (lCt the sold proposed new hOBpila l to be I{nOwn as th e 'City H o"piln l.' ··DR. WALTER D. GREENE." I LA I IJ OYE ll A , . ;.; ..... ..... ·.. ··········"1 ~ J I I ,\\' EE l<. Ald. H a lp. nfter Ihe r ead ing or lhe co mmuni ('n tlon , moved t hat th e bonrd nrt on the suggestion or t h e HC'alth ('omml~sionel". A Jd. Zoeilel" \\ a nted the matu.'1' t'eft'1"l'ed to the Committee on Sanltlt l'y )I easures. Just as It looked as If th e board was Kolng to r e hash thf' mutter (or the hu nureth limp. Ald. Harp c h ok ed off fUI·ther d ebate by movIng to table t. o e matter temporarily. I"l'hls motion preyaileu. Ald. Hnrp lat~r In the s ession mo,'ed ront·........ . .r ·.· .... ················. . ················. to tnke the co mmunicatio n from tbe t o bl e. and It was so ordered. Thrll h e (.\ ~................... .onb ............................. ............................... ofCel''e'd a r esolution ail"eeting lhfl' Commt~ s loner of Publi c " "'o rks to prepare plaus and SIH.' clflca'ions for a buHdlng .......................... ......a.t......... . ... .. . on the presenl site. All!. Kenned)T ~ moved a~ an nmendmcnt that l"Prreutire malt{'>1' go o\per (111' one week. " WhlI e th e re do\.·. c:m·t appear to be any h enlth commissioner yes l erday .. ... ......... .... ... .. .... .. doubt." said Ald. I{enne dy. ··that the IS communi cation to the Board or ==================dnew hospital will have to be b uil t on the pI'cse-nl slle-, it will 00 no ha rm to refer A l ermen r ecommending that a new It for nDe week . Then it can pass wlt hqua anline hos pita l be buil t on lh~ Bul'fulo mil l(de~ler "ho fonghl oul any opposition. present stLe-. 'I'he reasons urged were . i n t~ in~p l.!('tors yesterday Rhowed The motion to refer was adop tf'd .Judging from t he e xpressions ot tilE; that errorts to fln d a suitable btte else. poor jud gment. Now he is under maJ orJt y of tlw A lderm en they a re In "'here had failed. =d thn t 6.000 can n 1'r"'~ l for rp's istlng state omcer~. lIe ta vo r o f Dr. ~J"e ~ne's recommend a tio n be sav ed by building on t h e present sileo had nothIng to rear f r om lhe inspection that t he hospItal be oullt in the 18th1 are s trong points to w e igh If the milk h e wa~ handling at th'" ti me ~rd. --lhe local feeling that demands vas pure . remo"al of the hospital. " C. F. Standnrd and John R. Earle, state mil k inspectors, spent two hours yesterday afternoon crou ched behind a r e frigerator in A ltman's grocery sto re a t No. 54 Commercia l street, lying in wa it tor William H . Duttweilcr a mH l<.dealer at No. 54 Com merciai street. They fi nally go t Du ltweiler and their evidence too, but in s uch a torJ11 lha t they won't be able to use it if th ey ti'Y to convict D uttweiler of selling adulle rated mi lk. The two offi cers had been after Dutt",,'cHer for some time for selling a dult era ted m ilk. They knew thal Altman was one of his customers. Yesterday they went to the grocery and told Altm a n tha t Duttweller h ad been selHng a du lterated milk and that they wanted to ca t ch him. "Tha t's it, is it?" replied Altman, indignant to think th at he had been taken in by Duttweiler. "Well, he'll be In here in a little whi le. He puts the milk in t hat refrigerator bac k there." The two officers couJdn't find any place to secrete themselves except behind th e refrigerator, so t h ey crept in among the cobwebs an d p roceeded to make themse lves as comfortable as possible. 1'hey were in tba t c l'arnped up pos ition for a bout an bour before either spoke. "'Vhat time did yo u say he came?" asked Sta ndard. "He ought to be here now," said Altman. The officers began to fear that Dultweiler had been tipped off to t h eir presence in the store. and would try to a,'oid them. They waited until after 5 o'clock Then th ey concluded that Duttweiler had cut Altman from his cailing lis t. Just as t hey were going out the door Duttwe l1 er's hor~e and wagon s topped in front of the store, and Dutt weiler ran in with two gallon cans ftlled with milk. "That' s him nmy," wh ispered Altman to the officers. They knew that much. fo r the y had seen Duttweiler many times before. Duttweiler hurri ed back to t he refrigerator and proceeded to pu t the cont e nts of one can into a big can inside th e refrigerator. "Just a minute, " said Earle to Dull· w eiler. "V\'e want to sample that stutt: before you put it in th ere. and find out just how much of it is wate r." "Oh you do. do YOII." "Ye~, we do, a nd we want It quicI~.. " They got it. Dutt,,-eiler picked up Uie filled can and poured the conte nts over t he t\\ 0 officers. The ha lf-filled ra n he tossed out the rear window. T h en there was a fight. The floor was strewn ,,'Ith milk, water, cans, Inspectors, cannpJ fruit a nd grocery baskets. The inspectors fought t heir way out to the street wIth DUltweiler. The n Pa trolman Philip Miller of the tlrst preci nct csme along. He stopped the tlgh t and the ml1l< inspectors told what started tbe trouble. Duttweiler was taken to po· lice station )lo. '1. The milk inspectors went with him. They had Intended to prefer a charge of seiling ad ultera ted ml1k against him, but n e ither could squeeze enough m ilk out of his clothes to pro"e whether or n .1 twas adulter: ated. Hon'ever, Duttwe lle r was charg eel with res isting state officcrs. AUBURN , N. Y. .. .......................................................... .. .........!.~9X. .. ........ D2.. ····················· .. .,t .. ~'~. :;.t~f::: -· ·· .Iiooiiiiillii. .. ·······..· ; t ;ec8 n t con.u-.-cfio-i(-u-r-0-8-B-~ to 8 licl o In ' bo P bl iadolpbl . Modicil J rn l l, .. om e"Bbli.b beyond qu tJtlO of. doubt , be feCI IGaL Ib e blrt b ra te i o ~ bit couDtry is lovre r LbaD lb. , o{ a oy Eu rope a o COU Dtry, ex c.p'lDE! F ra nco; Iba , 'be bi tLb r a , o of Am orican -bora pODu la ti on 18 muc b be10\' t bl ~ ot F r 8oc8\ aD~ tbnt. ,b' Ie· cundllY of , bo A rneric.n ,",Orua B lIio'" or l blD ,ba L o f tb s Bny ol ber couB Lr y. F rance a .be r w• • relud lffenU'-iwl rfcrul I ro", '0 ,b. �39 PROPOSED CITY HOSPITAL TOBE LOCATED AMON6 BOILER SHOPS? ,fs BUFfALOWATER 6000 ORBAD? MR. RYANTHINKS IT'S ALL RIGHT lOELLER STRENUOUSLY OBJECTS f:.[\lI"y., • -- . I/-/t)~ . former Water Commissioner Discredits Stateffi'ents About Sewage in Water Supply. Thinks Buffalo is Very fort unate as Compared With Other Cities. Aldermen Will View Site and Surroundings on friday Afternoon. Health Commissioner Says There Should Be No further Delay. Street Railway l oop Approved Conditionally. ~~I(I(}y" \\'at~r Commlssioncl' J a m es R y - SOil of t he ),C"a r , with prevatling winds [ ro m t h e sou thwes t. there is no possibility of tht' puhliRllf"d statements t o the e rred or Rcwage b eIng pumped into t.he city's ,\ ate r s u pply. that ("!lY water is contamin a ted by se9.·"In th is c on nec tion J see it stated that 8f!e. ollr hea.lth p h }·s lcia ns fi nd the water in "ll SI·l·ms impOSSible," said l\.f r. R }·an. thc reservoi r to be fa.irly good. Aa the 4"to han' s{'wage pumped inlo B u~a l o's j w atll' In t he r ese n 'oir is the sam (. water ·watp!' S) stem with the prest-n l ioca t lon o r tha t is pu m ped into the mains at th» t he illlc·t pie-r. pumping" statio n, wh e re the sewage is "Ht;-an wind::o fro m the sou lhwes t somC'- tal)4:cd of, I think that thcre is no ground t imes h·nd tn produce r oil), wat er . but th(' fo r se r iou s alarm . main !-'f'wngr of t hf' city Is cu rried Cal' h('" J( t h e t'e wa s a possibi lity or cillo water ]ow tilt' inl,~t to the w aler w orks tllIllU" III illS" conta mlnated by sewage- which I v iz .. at Albanr St r ee t , u nder th t.~ ('aral dc.n· l be lie ,'e-lt w ould behoove us to and pxt.t'nding to t he r ive r. Th er ... is I'u t~' I ((" som e r a dirol action to pre vent 11 by d 1ngel' of contamina ti on at t h a t POint. ')('allng Oll r inlet pter at some point "'1'h(' only ti m e we art:" in dan gt?1' (Jf wll('re F111c h dange rs wou ld be obviated. waler pollution is dur in g h ea,'y fr (,!:lh etR. Eome yea rs ago wh en ou r water was obin tIw ::;"ring. uul they h a,'c to be pretty t ained from the Bird Island pit.'r thero llow o'ful to reac h ou l in to th e ri ve r. A t w e'> da nger ot s ewage contaminntion. such til11(>~ Ollr w ater SlIl>ply is a li t tle d i8- '['hat has been averted by tunneling cipu co lol'l.d, but lIwse OCCHrr ences arc )·a.re out to th l" mlddl(' of Niagara Rh'cr and nnd [ am fHlrprised to b ear a n yon e t al k to Pl y mi nd Buffa lo bas as g ood water or cnntamlnation by se wa g e. At thi s sea- any cit)' in the country." rOl"m( r n n \\ as aShot,c1 last night wha t he- t h ough t I HOWARD CEMETERY SITE MAY BE CONVERTED INTO PARK I'Jf It Is true thal a big fOlm d r y is t o The- f;\lbjec t DC n Ql1ar antine hospita l was aga.ln before thE." A lu~l' m E."n yesterday be looatod the ... :' sal<l Aid, Adam, " It "(\"hen A ld. H arp m oved tha t the Com- wou ld go to ~how that t he pest-house so mbslonel' of P ublic " 'orks be directed to far from bt\ing a detriment, attra.cts new o prepare plans and specifications for the indu~tl'ies.'· It was resoh'cd to defer the p lans and ere('tion of a ne w hos l>ital on the presen t Rpt'('lfications (or u. wee k . The co m mitt(>e site, to be: known as the City Hospital. Ald. ZoC'lIer W3!i=O on ht~ feet immediately will start Crom Mnin and Genesee streetg with a motion to refer the matter to the on Friday afternoon at ~:30 o'c lock to look at the ~ite and sl1rrollnuings. Committee 011 S anttar~; 1Iieasures. "I'd like to Im'lte the Aldermen to go Matters in B rief. out on Friday a ft ernoon a t ~:~ o'clock and look at the site" ~aid Ald. Zoell~I'. On motion of Ald. Adam, Comptrollel "VV I Y " l\ly ouject is not d elny but to show that lIe€'r\"\agen was requested to infol iTi'"tlu: ........... ........ .... ... ... ...... ........ .. .... . . a big foundr), is being erected clo~e by. Bu~~b:r \, hat authority deobil balancu''b.... .. .. .. .. .. .. I undE'l'stanu there is to be n. big bJllel' in city account:" aggregating $17G,OOO hat; ....... .. .... .... .. .. . sho p in t he im mediate Yicinlty ana if b('('n merged into the Gene r a l FUJlu. . .. ... .. . ................ .. .. ........ .. .. ..... . you gentlemen inSist that this l1e\\-' hosThe COl'llOralion Coum::ei was directed tt ... pita l shall be er(lct(>d among boiler shops prepal'e ~ to I'educe--n;e ra'te of inter...... .. nnd foundrit.'s then I'll Quit. I'd like you e~t on treasury wurrants [ro m fl\'e to four·· .. ·/.. .. .. ... ... ~: to look at lhe slle and judge for your- pe r cent. / : D e aths i n the Cities, sell·o •. " There was r.{.rred to the commlttee lI o wlng t a hle c ompile d from th e . ~~ Ald. Ada m was for going ahead with on strt: S a. motion hy Aldc-rman Adam ~.t J r d . 1 r P bl· last p o rt o f the State Department of A D n r It f t Ile plans and speCifications, IpaYing n",w to dl reet t IlC C ommlss onel' 0 1.1 IC ., ~~u 0 fl con cer c( cru~ e b\' p r oposals to come In just the sa.me. T 11e \\'orIts to prepare plans for an ele\'atec1 H ea lt s h ows the p O!lula tion or s ev e n.. henlth departmf"nt inspectors lind the I~ r iff mliOH th(' Bu ffnlo borberR, ei~ht th Com mls!'Iioner had sent In an roadway along lhe Hamburg T~rnpih:e t ee n rttt es, th e d ea ths in S e ptember, and urgent appea l and dt!1ay was unjuHifiable. 1to thc Clt~· Bne and consult wJ.th the t h e death r ates f o r a y ea r base d o n th e Hillion barbers w ere convict~ in mnnl· Ald. lIu~ter opposcd delay notwithstand- abutting propt!rty owners regarding t heir Sept e mb e r m or t a li ty: c ipnl ('o u rt th is morning of dolnting thl' .•, th .. ado')tioJl city h ealth ordi nallre rC' . .'lllnting tho mauI g e \"ery Inviting" manner of the P opulatio n. D ea th s. R ate. .., ,". representative of the 18th " \Yhy," said Another motl~n by Alderm~n Adam fav- Schenectad}' ..... .. . 47.625 4~ 12.3 Ug;I~llpnt of borb er s hops. the Alderman from the ith "if the San- ored a r('{JuIRIU?n to the Go, ernor ?~ ~he ElmI r a... .... . .. .. .. . 35,672 3S 13.0 1(' comp laint in fnc b ('nRe waR thnt it ary Mt'aslII'es Commi l tl'c goes out there subject of electlOn notices and l)ubllc~\t.on R ochester . .... ... ... 162,608 ] 1 14 .0 th e bnrbe rf' hnve been using one towel they ",·m ha\'c to be fumigat.ed before rates. Duttalo ... ...... ... .. 3:52,387 410 H.O t o en~ I'~' two 01' three customers, wh(1reas lh ' The report of the suu-committ('(" on Syracuse .... ........ 108.374 123 14 .0 th o o rdillilu c e pl'ovides thnt ('nch t'llSe~· l'etUln.' janItors' ~alilries 'was auopted by a ,'ote A l bany ....... ..... .. · 94.151 119 15.2 tom('!' s bnll hn,·e n clenn towt"l. The B u :yinl: au(1 Land. of to 6. rns es Wl're worked up by Illsp(,(·tor It was point('d ou t by A ld. IIustel' tha t Ald. M~u.ttn cast t he onll' yote against G r (:s t er N ew Yo r k. 3,6~2,50L 6.1 01 H. O G eo rge Fellow~ of the health depurt· wh it theShelton Square loop as IlrOl)Osed by K ingsto n .... ... ..... ~4_ .:13_u 34 17.0 m cnt omI H£'('retary George Wuhl of the en comrs to buying land wit.hin a t he ln ternational Railway Company for T r oy............... .. 1a,O..7 108 l i .5 bnrhe l'fol ' union. radius or three miles the city has to pa'-' the bettel'lng of street car transfpr faclll- Oswego ..... . .. .. .... "'" 3? 17 5 Sn1""t or e '~l f 01' of 4~ Wo~hington "'~, "00 .. r rom $5,000 to $10,000 an acre but ~·hen the ties. The pe rmit may be revoked at the Binghamlo n .. ..... . 39 .6'7 60 18 . 5 [stl'ce t wus th e fi rst bn rber arraigned be· .. " cit~· sells It is offered a. paltry $1,800. It E'nd o! five years. Newburg .... .. .... .. 25,000 38 18.6 f or e .Tudg(' Bra u nleln. He plt'ndel} not will be the same way. he says, if they The request of the Buffalo & Susque. A\lbul'O .. ... .. . .... .. 30,3 15 61 20.0 g uilty, W8,'i tried, fo und gnilty, olld fiued attemp t to ,!::ell the h o~p It a I ·81t e. l'h e hanna ]ron Company to lay 4,000 ft:et. of Yon]i.ers (Tlira . .. . .. ...... .. . .. 56,3 96 20.:5 ~3· "'t· '5 l 'ronk ' 0 el epanta of 220 OenrSl'e ,............ 4.7,9313 87 215 Ir city w on'l get one quarte-I" or its worth H}.lnch ,,"ate-r main for the requir<:ments street pleaded g uilty o nd wns fined $2.00. whether factories go there or not. ot new industries was gra.nted. The estiR oc h ester. as u s u a l. s t ands h igh up Ortnni Sill of 2U9 Genesee stn>et b"1.000 Al d. Zoeller went on to talk of a $.;0,- mRted tosl Is $h,OOO. o n th e list, D eath s In th is cit y In S ep - t!'i n l, ,,·ns e<>nv icted 8 mI finod $3.4;;. 000 inves t mtmt and was followed by Ald. n.·he Buffalo Ri\'~r ImprO\'ement ~'\ ~so- tem b er ro r a. series of y ea rs h ave b ee n : Louis Salomone of 315 G~nesee Idrect K~~ who, after acknowledging the ciallon asks that thE' raiJroads be comD eath s. R a te. wu!,; cOllvicted and fined $3.0n. Anthony conSI' t bu t apparently futile fight relled to conFtruct their proposed bridge Years. 195. 12.00 rntr iroln of 430 Genesee ~tr{'ct pll'nupd made by Ald. Zoell£>r to have the p('st- o\'{.)' Buffalo River in accordance with the ~:: ... :::::; : : : : :: :: :: : ::: :: : : : : : : : l i Z 15.87 guilty ond was tin ed $2.90. ,Toseph %0hO\1l'ie re-mon'd, said it was on ly fall' to plan alI'end)' adoIJtco for improving saId l~~ . .. ....... . ..... ... .. .. . ..... .... ~~ Hl.~~ tl1tnnll o f 23;1 Seneca st reet, n.us~ell l h+ defer action for one week He moved an rl\'(>r. Rt:!elrl>(l to "'haves and Hal"bors. 1891. .......... ... ........... .. .. .. .. ~3.~ ;9'00 leo-t tl of 3J4 Brondwa y nnd 81l1~ntor amendmt!nt accordl ~l;r. The automobile ordinance as amcnde<l l tlQ2. ............. .. .. ......... ...... 16:00 :M e rJinn of nUo \Vn ~ h ington f'tree-t "!C," said Ald. Kennedy, "they are go- was reCerreu bue l< to the Odlnance ComJ ~~:1. ...• . ... , ..... , . . . . . . .. . .. . , . . . . ~i~ 13.HJ pl~nded uilly nnd pn id II fine of $ . Ing to crect boiler shops and engineering mlttec. i~~~: i~ ]1.78 1 r-r "~y: plant.::: out there It is as "\"\'ell that the The l)rOposition to conyert the old How· J800 . •.•..•••.••• • •• • ••• • .• . ••• . •. .•• 154 ~~:~~ I~ ... .. ..... .. ...... .... .. .... . .. .... .. . .. .. .. ·".: .. • .. • .. ...... • • committee should know this because in ani C(>m~t(.>ry site into a public park was 11'9'7........ . ..... .. ... , .. .... . . .. . , . ,, '" the preparation or t he:> plans and specifi- rdt·rret1 to Puullc Grounds. 18!l8.· ....................... .... .. ... i~ ~i:~~ ~ cations It. may be necessary to have deadThe public playgrounds wlll be clo~('d f1::!i!) .• •• ~ • ••••••••• •• •• . ••••• •••• ••• • 17:! ]2.90 .. .. .. . .. .. .... .. ..... ... ... .. ...... ... ........ ... ... .... ... .. .. .. (ned walls." on November 1ii. ]000 . . .... . .. . ... .. . .. ...... .. ....... li9 1:1.30 I-f R BARBERS FINED. 0\' 8 - 1902 ~V r" sS 0. 1;.t-... :-........ ··.... ·.. ·.. ···.. ',(1 , T'!IE or HW I .. Selling . r.~~~~1~~~~~1.~ . :: : ::: : 19 ~!:: ~ ~~: ~ I ,J OJ • I ::.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: " V _ 1902 I ~A RBER S hEVV7 /" CON Vbo.... Ie TED ~ ~ ~ge J ..~ ... r h... • .- B r aunl ein l nes a Numb er Or Sanitary L aw Viol at ors. ~ 1 ... a tvntore Mor or 444 ,va_hlngton 0 .l' rtanl Sill or 269 Gene~ee ~lreet, Fra.nk DeleJlenta at 2"9 G t t ene!'"ee ~ ree _ e of ...') 1o~ Genese~ street An-, L out.s Salom thony Patrlcola o r ' Jo!'e}Jh Zomann or ~39 Gt'n~ee street, H.u~sell Ih'l1eC'etli .. 33 St!neca ~treet. Sah'<Hore ~h~rllnaO!o 334 ~ro~(l way and ~(I'vet. barber~, w r 500 "a5hingLOn ' con ' ·ict£'rl of vloth ~ b arbersere til I nIh by Jthl~i' Brau I ~nnhary ordinance u;dny .E ach \~~.;ln In ~l uniclpal Court v. Cr()nl ! " -.-,O to S·3 fin t:'u. the flnes rangIn '" 63 Coml,!alnts were· . Department that rn hadC' to the H~ us li Pg oM!' tow"l l'~e0 bnrber~ ~. On ttwo el'S. Inspec tor G r mor~ customre.l)l'{'~~nta.ll'.e ot eorge Fello,,~ and a th vt~ltcc.l thE" ~hops e Barbe-not' Pnlon oC th e I p and thp result was .~ the u.·r'st In cour t toda rop rl e tor~ . a'ld ~ome n !C!rIY ~Omf> p lt>au('rl gullty ("d thf'l r I d stoor1 trln l, but I t ' nno(,PIlCc an Thif. '~h o leaa.' a w £ore t'on,-Icted. til '1ght " Ill I~ flnlnK oC barbers It (. lbe .- Of Pl't ... Up on t heir era rt obe}'lrog t he ordlnarl('(" ~~l:o;~:i:~~:~~~~:;~::~~:~:~~. ~~:I:n 1S~Ptell~:·: ~ ~ Ji-FA ... O N Y. 1'/, .. ,." •• " " •• " " . " " " . " •• •• ••• " " ". " ••• • ••~ •• •• " .... . . . , 0" ,. ............. " .....,..............."" .....1... .?"."........... ~ a ~lrf'l', MANY HEW MEMBERS, r Knle-ht and Others Join the Asso ~ cia !e M embershi p of the Buffalo Press Club Tlw BufCal0 Prt'sR Club rc('~nt1y decid('d 10 pxt{nd th", limit !-iE'l upon a~Soclate m ... mh(r~hlps antJ a!'t a r(~l:)ull a. number ot n,!l~octHtt- ml..'mhrrs have b(-t·n admitted of late. Ye-Rtt: r(jay a n •• 't.ng at th''" bODrd of 11 ~. t rN.'Wrs wn~ hplct and th(> following were admhled to n.s~oda te mt'mbershlu: Mayor Ernstu!; C. Knigh l. Citv Trea~Ull r A~am Bot'cltPI Coun t y J udge Ed"anI 1...... Eml·r}. Corporation Counsd ("~1:1.rl .. s L. FC'ldmnn, Coun t y Treasurpr \\.llltilm V. H. Dnnlpls, Heat h Glo,-annl Co m missione "alter (1)1'' 8.·g"or Ban~r c ... UP l\I angl!s. H enry E. ((:1"· " .d r... la m be~J04. principal or Sc h ool ;"IJ o. 33. nnd J-.lhn A . ~ teI-gd, kCE'per of th e E ri[' Coun t y AlmBhouse . J ohn D . ~t ' I ca d e 0 t th 0 C'ou r tp r Co m pany was admltt£'d to ac l iv e membprship. Tho Pres" Club 18 pr C'pn ring (or a w inhr "I'rl e~ u t Inform.t l en t.e rta lnm en tH a t lhe ~lub roum s. I - - - . .- _ __ were n,G ~ . as again st 10,155 a" the fivc- . . .... ... . .... ..... .... ..... . , ... . , .. ....... ........ . ,. ~OULD STOP VACCINATION, yell1; aye rage. Th~ dea t hs wcre e l,'s.le Anti-Compulsory VaccInation lied as {oUows: L ag u e, whi ch h a s lts hea d quarter. In Cerebro-sp1na l menin~1tI!'l, 30; typhoid Brcok lyn. is prepaTing to mak e anoth~ rewr, lOn: malarial d isease" ~; Rmall pox, attempt to obtain leg islation at Albany 0. l';carlE't fever. 31: measips, .; (> ry~lpehl!'l, agalnS't c ompuls ory vaccination. J5; whooping cnus;;-h, 8:1: cr oup and c1 t ph tllf'~ ria , 166; dlarrhoeal di sea ses (aeu\e ), 1,300. T he lea gue Is a body composed ot p hYSicia n s a nd laymen. And Its memarutr '·."ph·al,,,·y ellsoa""', ~:l:': r',nsl1mp- I bera be ll ov e th a t o(ten va ccination ls a ~A~n (nlllrnonar~' t. 9J'i; PlIf'i'PPrul IJixPH"e)o;, remedy worse than th e d!se..'1se It i~ in .. "I' di!':PH"IP!:J of th(> dlg('~tiv(' :-;n~t ··m Ul'H t "nded to co untera ct, a nd point to ("Irrho l'~.l~. I ,,:!~; . . , .,:.. (1isease-s of tIll' lII'ln~11"~' .... t(,lll. 6~1J. Il!:-lf'as('l-O of tlip Circulator\, I'-YR- man y f atalities. whi c h are claimed to !;_~1, :-'~"i IIi~r',I<';('s of thp nf'n·OIl." fI~··~t~m, hn"\~e rooulted from vaccination. "'m 1 •.'J ' '. ra Il'('r , I; H('('lrJ"'l1t~ and \jOJPJlCl' ijvl T h e existe n ce ot a nti-vaccina tion nhl ngl, ['J:!: undH:.:~itil·d, J,J')i. . . , senti m ent shows h o w uncerta in Is t hp. 1 n RodlPstrr:!:!:i PC' I' cent. of nil rl~ath$ accept ance of me d ica l d j scoveI'l e~. Yacw<'re I ho~e of C"hildren undt'l~ :; .\."{>UI·~ or cinntlon is genel'ally t ho ught one ot the age. In Ruffaio the pe-rcenhl~~ wa:-i g-rf'latest boons ev e r offere d by sci en c ~ " . . ~ 10 . "'oJ."; HYl"al·lIse. ~O, in l·tl(''d. _"-, ,. I" to humanity. Y e t b e r e a nd there one \lb ~ Any.:!1. tn Brooklyn, ~9, and in ),1(111- finds groups ot indt v idu a ls fiercely op· hattan 40. posed to it. And Eome umr-s ,!iIuc h oppO In each 1,000 death~ in the ~tat(' 'n sitton is broader in 116 s cope a nd J>erRpptf'tnbE--I' lhp.J'l' 1.,p)"e nlnett'f.:,n t·,.OIII varles whole loca llti es. t I Yflloit.1 f( vel'. t h reE" f1'om scar.et H o w ey,,!', th p r ea I fl u est Ion at J s u~ sP\'(1ntl'en fl'0111 dl~h l hE"rJfl flllrl (. till'" )\-l t11 r c&:,ard to t ile pres e nt ertorts or the 14 IJ fl·om <lJanhoeal disea:-,;p~, nlnny-th'{ Anti-Compulsory Vacclna Uon rro,n I IllSUIn!Hioll. an d ejgh.tY-~l.x [ruIn 10 not whether T3.cclnation 1,9 good o r a (' u te r 'spfr'atl lY rli:;:e-as es. bad In ttscH. but ,,,,hethe r It ought to Th t i t tt be co mpulsory. a B no a rnn cr or me dicine, but or th~ law or Indlv"ldu a l l f,"·"" 1 ~tB. - �, v. ....................... ...................................... ......N9..\........c.. ... ..J.\ ....... . .. . .... . ... .... .. ... .. ~~ £ ...... -................................................ . ~LO[RMtN VOTf fO RTRACKIN ~e~~~~~~~o~~a~~~,~: The re_olutio n waR ror~rred b y a 'ote of 19 to 6. I 'emcnt A'The BulTalo River mpro, that the eoC'iaUon complained ~·E.'~t~l'd~a.te ro.\1 Pennsyl\,anla a nd Nlcke I t he middle roads \\ prp dr l"lng Ilile. bridge In ot Buttale Riv er nenr ~ wou ld South Buffalo n pd tha t thpBe or make a se riOUS diffi c ulty In case fioou . r esolution, Ald. H olmes offered a om whi c h was pa""ed. direc ting the Ct hat mis s ioner o r PubliC wdorkts t~e 8:~rllest th e plies a re- remove n p o.slble mom en t . W I The board gayp Commissione r nrc a';UlO rlty tl} exte nt the MarlllaB8~er~, .ewer a bou t 4000 feet to th e, u I: " t & Ru s quehnn na tro n Co mpa ny s p In South B ul'ra lo. a Grant Fo r Term of ~ ive Yea rs. Skirmish Over Buil ding New Qua ran t ine Hospi t al on the Present S it e-·Referred to Co mmittee. T he Aldermen, at t h eir seasion yeter ~ d ay. took up a nd disposed of the imJlortant question~f allowin g the stre.t r aHway company to lny a t r ac k in Shelt on Square. In front of St. Pa ul 's Ch urch. to con nec t n line in Erie st r eet w it h the ones In Niagara. street, thus p roviding a loop b y w hi c h the N iagara and ,"Vest-Grant cars 'w ill be kept on' )fain street a ltoge ther, and a llow In!> ... m e of the Enst Side lines to be brou ght onto Main street. Just before t he session the Committee on Streets a dopted a p r oviso that thp arant should be for only five yea r s a uel thereatter subject to the f urthe r ordt!I1I or the Common Co uncil. The st reet rallwa)' company made no obj ection t o t his and th e grant I; 'M OBILE ORDI N A NCE R EFE RRED. 'V he n the ordi n a nce regulating }he speed o f automo biles and ot her ye h lc ~~ ' a s ame nded by th e Board of Co unc men. came befo re the boa rd, Ald. Adrhe a t once moyed tha t It be re ferred to . committee on ord inances, w hlrh v. a~ was th en pnssed by t be Alde rmen a lmo"t un a nimously. T here was llttle debate ex ce pt that Al d. Adam took occasion to rehearse .ome of the alleged s ins of street rail road companies In Buttaio. Ald. Martin said h e " had not hing in th e world a g a inst the s treet railroad com pany." but he did not t hink a track in Shelton Square was necessary or woul d be l\ good thing ror the p ubli c. ALD. ADA M' S M EM ORY. "Unlike A ld. Martin, I have l\ good 4.a l In my mind against the street rail way company," said Ald. Ada m, "and I t It were not t ha t I a m convinc ed that this grant would be a good thing to r t he public I woul d not vote for It, a t least until we reech'ed some satlst action from th e company." Ald. Adam then repeated charges " ' h lch he has made berore that when th e Mllburn agreement was adopte an d the companies relieved from pa.:rtng h eavy percentages of their receipts BARB~,,~§' oC t he Park Com ml~81 on­ JC~I~I· LAW ~~<J' FINES IMPOSED IN EVERY CASE WHERE IT WAS FOUND THEY WER E VIO LATiN G THE HEALTH ORDINANCES OF 1; dO;~~ request SCHOOL JANITORS' SALARIES FIXED. AID MDE ON DR. GREE NE. "1(Y' Eight Itali'ln barbers were nrl'aign('d before Ju dge BrRunleln this n10rnlnl;', charged with viol:ttion o[ th e city health nrdlnnnce recenU:r passed by th e cnmm"t,l Counr ll in regnl'd to barber c;hops. The me n were arra igned o n complnint of t h e H ea lth Commls- Milkmen's Union Appoints a Committee t o Prose. cute Housewives, Gro. cers and Othe rs Who Use Old Milk Bottles. er!i\ t h a t the Howard Cemetery p lo t be retained by the city a nd ad de d t o So ut h Park" AS r eferred to the committee on public g,·ounds. " I 'don't belle"e In building p a.r~.. ou t In the co untry," said Aid Huste]. , W hO e\"e r goe::; to Sout h Park ? I do n t be- ~Ione l'. lieve one-tenth of the people of ~,ut'falo Thl'eo of t h e barbers p leaded no t eyer saw the Botlln lcnl Ga.rdens. guilty u nci stood t ri a l only to be con The boarel passed the reso lution r evicted nn t h e evidence of In spector qu estlng the Comptroller to sta te on what aut horilY he me r ged i n to the genGeorge F ollo,ys of t he Heal th DepartJ era l fund t h e balnnces tram the c ommcnt and Geo rge H . Wahl, secretal,)" 0 mon Coune'll, Street De partment, G~C the Rarbers ' U n io n . by Cro~g~. p oor, fire and ot her t unds , ~ce\"l'~ll days a~o the omctnl~ of the at TIle beginning of the present flscnl He-nlth D{>onrtm(>nt atal'tC'rt ont to visit bnl'bC'r shops "thcre complnit1ls h ilrl y ear. ff ., r:I.~he board adopted a resolu tlo no ereu t>~cn made t<l the cfCect that the 1'10by Ald. Adam directing t h e co rp ~ oll pl'}etorc: were- us ing O!le towel for two OJ' At a meetln!> of the Milkmen's Union <'9JlOjiel to prepare a b ill redu cing the th ree c ust omer!=!. The crur:nrle resulteu la.t night, It was d ecided to ta ke up l iftere:;;t on local treas urv warra nts in the suits agnin~t tbese e-ight mpn. <;"h'atore ;I.[or of '1'\0. 41 4 \\·,,,hln~ton t he matter of the appropriatl on of milk (rom 5 per cen t. to ;3; p er cen t. '\nother resolutio n introduced by Ald. Strprt pleaJeJ not guilt~r. \\'as tried and bottles by housewives, grocers and oth· ers, a nd prosecu te the offenders a t Adam \\'n~ ~pnt to com mittee n lter a. foun,1 guilty and fined $3.15. Ortanl Sill of No. 269 Gonesce Rtreet To this end a committee was a PIPolnt.,11 protest from me-mbers of the boald that matters ot such Importance de manded 0. also demand"'d a trial. He denied. Q , rel' conslstln!> of S. H. r e[eren('e. T hl~ resol ution d irected th e usIng nne towe l for two C'l1stameJ"s null Knalsch a nd J acob N"urnonn ("ommlRsloner at Public "Vorks to pre- ~bll·tf2'(l to glYQ a dl~ertation all un ion- will meet today an d canter p ar€' pIn nA tal' lhe elevation of th e ism . whpn he wn~ cut ~hort by Judge Co rporation Co unsel. The union says It has positive proM Braunleln. H e hand ed $3:15 to the C011rt Hamburg Turnpike to the city line. ot various ac ts of co nversion on the (" lC'l·k. ALD . HOLMES'SA R CA S M. Frnn k D('lE'pcnta ~lr No. 229 Genes(>e part of dlfterent customers. and baa found the bo ttles beln!> use d fo r pre· Street u~cldell that th e evidence "1 move t h at that resolution be r eferred to to th~ Committee on Streets," a.f;'ain~t him was oyer'whelmlng, and 6erves. bl uing, cider, beer. kerosene a nd othe r fluids for whic h resourceful h e pleaded !>uilty and paid $2.~0 . s a iel Ald. Zoeller. "Not guilty." plpaded Louis Sala- hous ekee pers have fou nd them holndy. "I think !t very kind of the Al de rmon of the Twenty-fourth wa rd to take up mone of No. 315 G ellesee Street. The Groce rs have a lso bee n a mong t he ot· and secretary testified fend prs. th e p lnn ot elevating a street In th~ In~p('cto r About t hree ca rloads o f bottl.. • F ifth ward," said Ald. Holmes, the again~t hi m. Judge Braunlei n believed month a re thus diYerted from the u!e A lderman Cram that wa rd, so mew h:lt their testimony and Louis sorrowfully intended b ) r th eir owners, and 8.B they sarcastically. "but I think It will do nu paid out $3.65. Anthony Patrirola of No. 439 Genesep COSt about s ix cents each, It wlll be h ar m to refe r the matter." ~ee n that t he milkmen a re put to a con· Ald. Adnm promptly said he had no Street pleaded g uilty to violation of s ld erable loss, besides the In convenienre obj ectlon to a reference a. nd w ithd r ew the orclinnnce and was let ot'f up on ('a used. Two bottles filled with wash· payment of $2.90. blue haye bee n taken to H ealth CamA plea of guilty was entered by J o- missioner h is motion th a t the solutio n be passen GrE;e ne and test cases wlll be seph Zomann of No. 233 Seneca. Street. Another resolution offered bv A1(1 ~ a.nd h£l 'was compc:ll('d to relinC'lUi!'th posAt Ita meeting last night, t be Milk· Ada m was to do away with the pub· se~sion of $2.70 before he could pass m('n's Union aLEo decided not to ad· lica tlon of t he location of polling p lace, out of the court ro om. yanCetlJe p rice of mil k to the consume:on elec tion day and the day before Pleas of guilty "'ere giv~n by Russe ll a t prese nt. th ough on account of the "11" people have r egistered they k'no" Rellcottl of No. 334 Brondway nnd Snl- ,horta ge of fully one- third in the sup· whe r e to vote," said Ald. Adam, '\\nd ~ I vatOl'e Merllna of No. 505 Washington ply of milk. a s sta ted In The Courier, th ey ha,·en ·t registered t h ey ca n' t yote.' Str~et . Both paid $2.70 to CI~rk Grecn they a re rorced to pay from 3 ce nts to 5 Another part o ( the r esolution wa,. as the penalty fol' thei r violation. ce uts pe r gallon. or a bo ut 25 per cent. In favor of lIm iting by law the prkt:-_..; more for all mil k tbat they b uy In ext o be paid for the publication of ofllce~~ of their actu a l contra cts. clals notices. Th l~ determ ina tio n was r eached on Ald. Adam favored pe titioning the N. Y. acco unt of the higb prices a lready preGovernor to r~commcnd the~e things In m .. .. .. ... ... .... .......... .!............................. ya illng on ~o many at th e ot her staple his next message. a rticles of food. "'Ve have seyeral Republlcan member. o f the Logislat ure." said Aiel. Zoeller. " I don't know why we should go over t heir heads and petl tlon the Goyernor.' , .\Id. ~\da.Jn moyed t h e adoption of thE" .... ... ... .... .. ..... \ .. . ~ ... ...... ... ... .... ..... ... ... ........ . r eso lut IOn. and his motion \\'a!=i C'arried , . The IIenltl1 ~I!"el"u l RepubllC'ans voting with tht; D enn rto y;p t in sists thnt Democrats In the uffirmative. cVf> ry bo r he red mn o shall hn"e t\ cleun . - .......................... ··......1 TQe Ass essors certified that the p~titow~1. Th if; is well enou~h; but lor how 1 lio n tor award ing the contract for paylon~ ron suc h n (' rusade n gnilll~t I; Cl'nlS be ing ' Voodside a\'enue to the l~aqtern Co n.IJtru C'tion ("ompany was not sign,.,l I mni ll tn irlC'd ? Has a Dingle pcr M n bePIl al"- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _. . . . . . .u •••••••• • • • ••••• • ••• •• •• • •• • • , .. ..• .. • by a m a j ority. re ~tcu or pu nished ye t for \' i o latin~ t he' A $• Th e new ordinance fi x ing the snlarl(>,= ordi n1 nce ngainst s pitting in the cnrs, or . of school janitors was taken up an,l pa~sed. 19 to 6. The only new featur r t othe r d('signntcd rmblic p lnce!i? \\ as a pro\'lf:don that janitors ~hal1 pay j. B E1.·TEH SHO\" NG. scrub \\ omen not less than $1 a.. day torJ thef r servi{'e~ . / ·om .................................. CORPORA nON COUNSEL WILL BE NOTIFIED Milkmen Say That Three Carloads of Bottles a Month Are Diverted From the Use Intended Their Owners. I I - LO 2 .., .....: ...... .l~9... ..... .......... .. . ...... to t h e c lty. they promised unl\"ersa l transfers and to sell 11 tick e ts ror 50 cen ts. Later, he said, the Buffalo R ailway Co mpany a nd the Trac tion Compan)r were permlited to merge with th e promise ot paying 3 per cent. on th e gross receipts of the two companies but delayed t h e m e rger for t wo years: a nd t he city lost $10.000 a year for tw o Years. The Alderman said that the ('ompany C' hal'ged a fu ll five -cent tare a nu the labori ng people who paid It w ere pa ~~ lng not onl)' for transportation. but for "'atered ~lork, promote rs' tees, etc. "Still I bplle,.. th is track Is In the In t .relt or t h. public and I s ha ll vote ror It." said Ald. Adam. Th e o nly negative vote was that of Ald . ){a rtln. Ald . Roedel s aid that Presld.nt Ely of the co mpany hud promised to bring t h e )m ........................... · ... ···· .. ·· ..................... .. East Sid. lin •• to Main st reet and (o r that rea~on he votE'd t ut' the g rant. .......... .. ............ .. ..... ...... .... .......... .... .. .. ...... ...... .. .. ........... ............ .. .. ... .. .. ......., ...... .......... .. )f seventeen cities, th e dea ths In Sep' Th£> Ques tion ot the s ite tor the ne w QuarantinE> H OSl)ltal was precipita te d 1;;~=====:::'==~~~====~ tember, and tile dea th ra"'" for • again yesterda)' b;r H ealth Co mmisMA L LPOX i N ROCHESTER. - \ ,>WA RNE D A ND COMMENDE ..... based on tbe 'Septe mb pr morsioner GrE>E' n e, who sent In a communl - "... cation s ttftirhg that the ci t)· had OWtled c h ester, Nov. 13 (Assoc. Pl'ess).CAPTAIN S LISTEN TOD·S U _ ta llty: P op. Deaths. Ratr the J)l'('sent propf'rty to r more than 30 cor d ln!> t o t oday's official bulletin PERINTENDENT BULL. Schene<Ot"<1Y 47.C!!o 48 1!3 YE"arR: that people w ho bought next to iss ued by t hE' health authorities., ('Ight lpe rlnt d t B ~ I' U It knew whal thf'Y w e re doi ng; t hat re small pox patlents were recen·ed at e n en u ll called his poll ee ELmira. ... " 35,672 \1 0 ' " peated f'tforts to find s ites e lRewhe l'e H op e H ospital during thp 24 hour. procapta ins together yes t e r d ay m orning Roch , ster .. .. 162,6')S 101 H °1 hod failed. II o t herefore a sked th e cedi ng. A number of elec~lon booths anel mi xed Instructions wi th co m pll- Buffa lo .. . .. 352.3 7 410 14.0 Common Coun cil to desi gnate the prt'sen to Hope H.nsplt"l and ments. H e t o ld th e m that a n u mb e r or Syracu' e .. .. 10S.3H 1~3 1~ ~, ent pc~t house si te as t he one for the slo t m ac hi nes recentl h 941-[ 119 1> b a ve been tak new t'llY hospital. p rov ided with stOye-s and other tur- b ht Y ad b ee n Albany ·· ··· · · ... . . , i) 6 nishlngs. Each booth \\'111 Qr<'ommodate b ro ug to B u ffa lo and Were a bout to POughkeepsie .. . 24.029 30 1;· FOUG H T FOR D ELA Y. ~, operated. :\' Iagara Falls . .... 2;.GOO 33 I;·; Ald. Zoeller of t he Eighteenth ward ,tour person._._ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ ....~_... t h Yo u know what r wa nt uone, ~ .. said Cohoes .. . .... .. ... .- 4000 31 16.1 . In whO!e baIliwic k th e pre!etll hos pltai , ..e s u p e rintendent. "FInd them It the Greater Ne\\' Yo rk. 3,632.501 ; ,101 1;.1 18, b.gnn to fight for de lay. He sai d that are y 1'1 ton .. .. .. .- 4,53,34 1;.0. a toundr)· was b~lng prE'cted near the Tharou nd and seize them" . ~ ngs e n Superintendent Bull said that h Troy.. ... .. .5.057 lOS I;~ p resen t hos pita.l and he understood b ig botter works WeI'e nlso to be built Wished to tell t he captains the re h ~ Oswego ". . ~2~~OO 32 "W. don ' t appear to be ab le to get a been quiet elections In Butralo but tha Binghamton 39647 60 ~.ltp elsewhe re: ' said Ald. ){cEachren °lf last Tuesday was the quietes t t~! ",,,,wburg .... 2,:00') 38 a.nd prompt o.Ctlon Is ne{'e~~ary." ' t c y had ever know n . 30 345 51 A ld. Harp OrreT€~d a. n.so lution di rect" The c itize ns as welJ Aubu r n .. .. 56' 3,3 9. Ing t he Co mmlsslo"er ot Public Works perl ors, have ta'ken note ~~h your s u- U tica ..... .. ..... .. 4-'9J1 t o preparp plans n nd specifications for ness a nd lack of trou bl 0 e Bm ooth- yonk e.'S ....... " • .~ew building on t ht" p res eo nt slle. te rlzed the election. T~:~Ch c baracNiagara. Falls s tands very tt I move the rf'fpl'ence of that r esolu s erve c redit for so ably III ptalns de-I bet ter tha!\ she did In Aug u st. On to the Commltlpe on Sa nltary ~ anaglng th e MM~ure,." snld Ald. Zoeller. "r want men a nd the nlen de~ve c redit ~t 4 6 dea th.q her rate was 2~. a n opportunity tor the Alde rme n to go theIr w illing anel head y or ou t there- n.nd see for t hem~elv~s wheth_ ders ,'. onse to ore r a ppst hOUi'\e ~hol1ld be located on that site or n ot." =================l I ................................................................... I ............... 1 fl.1902 , ;;}. yea~ POl CE I = - i' �U titANS PLAN fTOCONSOLIDATE THE CITY DEPARTMENTS I unalterably for home r u le for mun IcIpalities. This scheme to grab all the great d epa r t ments of the city and PI ~o~ the m In lhe hands of a CommlSSlon er to be select ed by the Governor a nd h old office during the pleasure of th e Go ve rnor is a blow at home Tule a nd w ill no t be r eceived wIthout a s trong pro lest from lhe p eople of the S tate. It Is. h o w"ver. th e club that the R ep ubli can mac hine is holding over the Kni g h t (aelion . 18 H e BU ll.tlln g a F l;,..lng )Iac hln e f l\fa yo r Kntght now has a plan for a oomp le te lra ns(er of all t h e hendquart e ~s po lice offlcials a nd It may be mad~ w I th in a wee k. Th pl'e Is consIderable ul1 ea ~iness o,·er t his ti hi ft. but It can be s lated I1bsolutely t h a t a t the present Scheme to O.. ga n~ze a Department of Public Safety, In- I ~~;~ !l~?~~(\.K~itgrst::~fv~set~';~~~~~~ tf' nds to use the Police D epa l tment for eluding the fi re, Police and Health Departments, Is Re- so\~~SmeI~~:nof e~~~;~lt ~t~/::"~h~t~~;eO:ni~ t he politicia ns b e lie v e that hA i oo s trong to be of any benellt the organlzal1011. v,'ved and Is Li k eIy to Crop 0 ut at Alb any Wh en t h e isto going Platt.Odell Anti-Home Rule Legislature Assembles. I I n or'~':r-:~'J;::'::e t:~: pro. LE ADER WARREN'c;r FORCE~ o '0 Q fl"AES lVI \. I'last posed ]lubllc e vening Co :.:;::::. Ra rety bi ll it was Slated t h a t a two-platoon fire .. ARRAYE"U"""A~. I ~4H I ~:!~~, :~:~~~,,.'~d~'~ '~~~ldro~e tf,~ta~~~~,e~O ;~~ ~~ i~~ ~~:~ ~;~~~h:h~~~~ D':f~~t~~~: (TIn AGAINST THE ANTI·ORGANIZATION MEN , I wi ll no t be a ttac!led unl ess absolutel y necessa ry to Ins ure the support of some s lrong element In the c ity. T he Or eme n a r e an xio u s to sec ure a re-arrangt~ .. ment. o f t h e departm ent in a "t\ray t hat ,,"ould ins ure a nigh t and day shift of the me n a nd a ny m easure that will have R. pla n o f tha t c ha racter involved w ill be a ble t o mu s t er son1e force in t he c ommuni t y . It i s not llkely, howeve r. I t ha t . ven t h e firem en wou ld support t he I' public safe ty plan tr tb elr d epartmem w as t o be directed by a commissio ner a pPOi n ted by the Governor. Home ru le is as s tron g wi th the firemen as with any oth er b ody of men In the large c ities a nd th e R e publl can or g a nization would un do ubt ed Iv find considerable d ifflculty In co ncentrating the support of th e firemen In favor of a p ubUc safe t y bill. Th/" smouldering i nciiffcren('c b etween do wn Fred G r einer a n d o ther p rom - f t he bos sc~ to name t h e candidates. LC'HIE:l' "'i1l1am C. "-al' r en and the inent me n in t he n epublican party and H01. . . J,(" ndcr " ' nrrcn ( a u J·' ool ' E m. Er.l::otus r. Knight factio n o ( the set' ure conlrol o f t he organization be" ·l1il(" t h e pla n has been go ing o n to publican party ha !"; "een l,;'J'owlng wid - fore the nomination fOl' ::uayor co mes bowl Mr. " ra rrPJl o ut of t he l ea del'~hiIJ , cr for th e pa.5\ few days and some- Iaround t wo years from now, and th ey not the big men in LIl e organization hanbeen asleep. a nd. jllslead of ) 11'. on£> f'a\,· in it yesterday a plan w here by hoxc not been idle. Knight g rabbing t he Police D cpa!'t~rr. K night was to gralJ lhr leade rsh i p ']' lu"o\'\"iuJ:," Gold Dr i(' I.. ~ n t u ... ,Vnrrcll ment. l ht'" plan is (01' ~l r. Warrpn to or the Rrpubliran party in lh is ('ounty.j _ ta ke t h e n1;,1nugcme nt of that d£>parL ga ther about him his h ellc-h m en. d riv e Th e de feat o f th e l!e publi can machine .mellt a~(~ t \~'.o 0 1her~ out o f the h~nf1.:; _ l in t hi s ('ount,," t en da)'s ago has iYen of t h c _i ..lYC t a nd dlrt'c t th em him. el f . :\{-. " arren ou t Into t he cold. bleaf( _ ~. g It was f: lated on l'c liabJe allthol'ilY laH "Inds of politica l S iberia, l'econ~ truct : the T\.nlght fu etlon 50m(" g l'ound ni gh t t hat Gov. Odell "o ll lcl 1Jl\~ I lhe P O\it'l:' Depal'llll l'l1l a nd sail in t I \\"hlc'11 to base :1n argumen t for the t hI 01.lgh ."1 bill at the com ing sess ion of o. a dol t· r ." f ( ' t 'I . th I thc L(lglslal ul'c to CO)l C'E.' IHl'a l e Ihe ('on ~ hi!";• renomln <·alon for l\la "01' 0".,· a Ion a • ul el en po, c y In e t 1'0 I 0 (tl1e P 0 I'I C'(' , "I,~ II'C ' I d eJ a n"...1 'L.f ~ N t I II :ll r. 'lV a r re .l ' V l e lds the " ' hlp. cal m ~urra('c. t1~atte!' of )·unn.111g thc o.rganlza tlo n and Pftl't111e t1t s und er onc h ead i n a b.-, cly L eader W ar r en r efused absolu tely to 'rl I 1I d . h i S frlf'n ds ha\e not fall(>d to take ad ~ know n as the I)urcau of Publi c S'lff" ry 11.'re _ .~ a we - eVE.'lOpea mo,'ement \·antage o f the op~ninc;- to throw s ton e~ to b(' l)}·Ct"lrled 0' CT bv a (·oml1l i~~in-n,..t: disc u ss any plans that the leaderli un rj ~r "ay at the pre~e nt time to grab at :\1 1'. \\'ar ~·t."n . .At the present thne it of p ubli C' 5afcty who " 'o uld/bc a ppoinf-- m ig h t h a " e In th e w ay or legislation for thr Police Department, i)ut Mayor has gl'O\\11 lIltO a l-:i t' k tha t 15 believed ed by tht:' Gov(,I'l"'or, and w ho in t tl"n the c omi ng sessio n a nd saId that noth .. K nigh t has no hand in It. The leaders !O ,b~ Ie? by E'lwal'~ H. B~-,Uer~. E ras- would appoint drp uty CO lTImi~ 5innl"'r~ . i ng ha d been talked over with the local I ~ _. ..U.!O- (.' Knight and ( h :lI'lcs I'. IdngsJey nne fo r thc pu li ce, one fo r fire and Ol1 oJ legisla tor s as ye t. o~ ue. h('P u~lI ('an organization had dnd IS said to ha\·e tn e moral ~ uppor t (or h ealth. H e. at prese nt, h a s the whip hand in b. PI1 "fill a".lrc of thc plan that ::.\11'. of Adelbert )'l oot and othE"r f'l1l incn t reThf) plan would mea n the lcgislatl ' .... t h e fi gh t th at is s ure to brea k out in th~ hnlght and his friends havc to th row forme r s who a re opposed to .allo\\ing o...u t O(.ot:H ce of Sup t . W. S. Bull Fi~b R epub lica n r a nks in a very short time CO~mlgSl0ners ~l a l o ne, firaltan· al:,c a n d w h e n driven to the extreme by the J local a dmi n is tt'a tion will call upon t h e elS0n a nd J-Iealth Co .. G . m!ill..§sIQne'· n.o ~nor f t a n ce as f ore casted . ~ The me n w ho W0tt1ti§U'&e6pd 01' i ass.s m ......... lClI d Uti es uncle I' differe nt d es ig,"'COMPULSORY VACCINATION. lio n s would be .... selectio ns o C ~el~ ............................................... .................. ,\r'I lI. 1 ~1l1 C. ,Va n personal 'cn , a nd through this if ~Oll ' e, he. wiil co mpel MI'. I<nig'ht tv T he L e gue of the A i s Will Resume ..............1':; '.. om(, ~o hll11 If h e d('slres a renO milla~ ~he!r Fight B ef ore the N ext tilon. Th ere has be." co nsid erable tal" f" :l. O.I~g this line of uniting all t he d t'~~ L egislatu re . ~ L1VE HERE. LIVE LON G. p.al melllS by m eans of special I . ~J ~.t......................... . ~IO,~' and it .is ]<J' mnl that . l Ur. ;~~~'ra~ To t ' lJitl1r IJ ! the Brookhn Times · OJ: 3n3 DEAD. 26 REACHED THREE t n" his intimate frie nds han;' talh:el l SIR-The death of s ix-year-old Margaret J t SCORE AND TEN. a : ~Ubj:ct OV(' r very t horoughly an,] Ca.m pbe ll in N ew H aven. Conn .• about three Ie lead), foT' any fig ht that ':\1T'. K ni aht k I or those assor' iated with him are p~. ~ _ wee sag o s another vaccine slaughter. The Of tho 393 deaths In Buffa lo last (JC1r£'d to mnl<e. ~ c hlld h ad been vaccinated a f ew weeks premonth. 28 were from old age, 26 of Sanitllry M - Tom 1' l ntt'H Stnt(' C on o!'lt nbuJ "'r, . v lous to her deat h , with the r esult that lock,.. easares Members fa- th~s~ h e lng persons oyer iO yea r s o ld. ~. Di ll . jaw developed. 1 hlrty-(our of the deaths we r e vioIt was well und erstood that n o The otticia ls at the AnU Compulsory Vacrtd Retention of preslen~. Railroads kill e d tour. tro lI ey In~l1e~tlon of thop P I'oilosed legislation was clnation L ea g u e. whose otr:ices are at 81 • ent Pesthoui e Site. ~unes thre£>. fire, shOoting and drown t?n)e made until :\11'. ,Vdrren had a Lafay ette avenue. report tha t more than I~g three each, frarture of th e skull. <. wi t h the Governor later all wit h d i~ferencc to State legIslation CQ n(' ern- 200 fa tal cases have r esulted fr om vaccine... eIght, and accidental poisoning four. " IN ECT/ON ON TODAY The!'e \\'a~ bu t one suicide. t gb the poil ce. Senator Platt is known tion east at th e .MIssIssippi since lS9O. while , o c ~~xlo~ls to introd u ce u. State con- l or every caso known a s such at least ten Thl'ee pairs of twinR wet'e added to MF: MBEllS OF T thE" population and 662 othe r ch ildren I s tabul ul y bI ll and t h e locnl m en int e nd h a ve been hush ed up. CI L W HE CO)1MON COUN_ I ;~l1rav e t heit' plans so d rawn th at they More vigorous ef!or ts than before will W(\l'e born. 1'\\'0 of them WE're bJac k . I LL EXAlvUNE S not co nfli c t wit h the plnns of t he m a de by the l eague a t th e sessIon of tbe Then"'· were ~63 marriages and s ix of SITES OFFERED. SEVERAL t~ale leade r s b ut wi ll dove tail in with L egisla ture beginning in Moany 1n JanuBl7 l he couples were negroes. b e m. M]'. P latt 's police legislation w iII to h ave the compulsory part ot tho VO'clAll the rnemb~ e b.ltte rl y oPpO~€' d from one end of ""'" tl C erg of both b ranc h es of. - the Sta cc to the othe r a nd as th e maj - nation process ropealed or to have at least le ommon Cou . The matter was d isposed of tn l ess ncll O!·1ty in t h e L cglsla t ure Is Jess than It a. oomm ission appointed t o thoroughly Invea: me.et at Main and arc scheduled to I than five minutes. Ald~rman Kennedy s last yeal' t he R epubli can leade rs tigate the claims ot vaccina tion w hic h aftern oon and Genes e s t ree ts thi s lTIoved th a t the comm ittee report tll w 11. find i t mOre d ifficult to pass ob- l eague membeJ·s and a bout twenty per Uon ot sites Tlr!~o~: a trip or jnsp ec.. favor of r e jE'cting a ll new s ites. AldernOXIOU S legislation than it has been in of the m edical protession asser t to be fra u .. anttne hOSPital d tor a new qua r- ~lan :h>Iartln se~unue() the mot1on. and l he paRt. Mr. Pla tt's constabulary bill dulent. fa r t. Ule a)(]er . In the f ace or that II was ('arrled. Then .AJclerJnan Mar tin l'i the most obnoxIous of h is many pet Ti me a.nd a ga in ha.s the leagUe whIch was ~~ h e mes fo r securing control of the organized In lS9J tried to ha ve th e Legl8laItary measur(!~anlc Committe e on sa n.. presented a. r esolution that the Com( lUes and directing the Dl uni cjpal gO\'City Hail Yest got togelher at t he mIssioner of PlIbll~ 'Works bp Instructt ure take actI on In t hIs m a tter, especially c rnments from Albany. m eeting that erday attc rnoon i n a ed t.o hav ~ IlJanH and s pecifications in 1896. lS99 and 1002. T he prospects at 8UoPIau Is to Dc Rc,·h -ed. l'1e-rk's cal('nda:,as not on C it y drawn for a Ill'W hosp ital, to b e built cess were s o tavorable a t this year's session JUlion fm.ollng a nd adopted a r eso- 011 th e prese nt ~ l tt;' o n East Ferry stree t. h T~ e p lan that the Repub li can leaders that tbe A nU-Vacc1naUonlsts are posltive the otfertl ot tlew e thrOwing o ut or a ll Ald~rman l<'t.·nn,~<ly ~eco nued the l'CSa\!e 10 mind at the present time is that an earnes t effort next J an uary will 880 i tea and recommend _ OlutlOll an d. It Was n cioptecl. l~Ot entirely new ad :\11'. ,Van'en had In~g thnt the their hopes realIzed. This endeavor to ensuch a plan under hi s hat last. year '\ orks be dlrc(!l tnl.~l'sJoner or Public Ald erman J\.lc-f<;i.\vhl't!ft calle d a tte nlighten the p ub lic ... t o the da nger the)' nd wouid have put it through if there tor a. ~ to hay tlon to the fut't 1hul thf' a Iel board or ne\\ hO~Pltnl n e plans drawn pubrc and partioularly UlOir chIld re n are ru nning l~d been any possible chance. Hi ~ or couP'e, the a n the present site. 1 Works haft pngage(l architect8 from the conseQue nces of vacclnaUon, have fl iendR al-e mOl'e anx ious to have him b>e may no t bl:!' a etla n or the commit- B e thune, Bethulle & Fu('hs to prepar e carry ou l th.l.t pla n now than they at las t m ade n. deep Impression upon ·t he or aldermen and PlhProved by th e board pla.ns for a new qua rantine hospita l, ; . . .ere at any other time because they public mJnd. The medJcal m em bers 01 th e men b t e bo d they to receive t hrt't! ]1'-'1" C'l' nt. of th e car th e upri s Ing against the machine league state the co nsequences of va.ccJna.tion u it F.hrns at' ot counc ll- c. ost if it ('ost "'~tJ.UOI). a'· 3'._· p er cent . mOl:e th a n L eader Warren does hlt>l~ !'Il m nt In the I to show a Rtrong .... in their or der of frequency o.re : 1, erysipelas ; or Health e()llltnl!:~"i er hou~e i n favor If it cost less. Tht' l·onlmit tee. howey er, self and they are anxious to have the 2. scrot ula; 3. 10clQaw; 4. syphIlis. and 6. bess Control absolutely the local slt10l11tnl.'ndatton that'" oner Greenc's rec- fa.vored hsvin,; the cOlllrn is:;ioner se~ cancer. Many anti-vaccine pbyslcln.rus even rl'talned the leet someone to draw pJalls. ua tloz: \\ I th no chance for an an ticlalm th.a.t very many cnses of consumption tl I . AMerman G present Fi te b~ Last night 'l Id.·,·",,,,, _l.·,,·l,n " nd '-en. J~aChln e faction to b re ak in. l\Ir. Vi-ar/ le ~th Ward, tbn eor~(> Zoeller or . --: .... n.. ~en will find his plan bitterly opposetl a re due to vllccina Uon. which they de9crfb'~ tlew !'lite, becaU!;e hChiet aglta. tor for a n('dy. \\ Ith Alut'rmun ) lo.:st to aid thPll, y the people of the city and of the as a. method ot wll11u l and malicious bloodcnts do not ~ a nd hi e-nt through the tllu tiull at holdlnl! State generally and those who h a ve \t'e'~da' nl"d not :a~~!hb·'rbO~Plt~ lc~::s:~~~; ano[h\!r met:tlllg dnd a dopllng the samt gn'en the greatest thought t o the sub- poJsonh~g. Sta.rtllng and rema.rkable is the report sent "'- . . not kn . at the . re~Olu~ton . . .AI>pan·ntl~·, that was fOt ject of m uni cipal government declare out by 0. committee ot the A. C. V. L. apIntt>-nued to 01l;'lng th com mlt_ th e et'hflcntlOn of .A ldE'rm:'ln Zoeller, wh o poInted for thls purpose. (~ tmen }J,Q.r~t.~ ~as not ~~om~ttee Was prl:l'iIe;}t anrl w ho had heard ot the It Is Intended to tIood the Stato ot l\('w r~n consut l\\'one J se n AI- nttcrnoon fl1 E'Pting anu had branded if tlon was Uted a. qUor~ Y and .lIcEach_ as a snap St::s~llJn. York with ta.cts whIch wJll show the imlInan1lUO",- m and (heir acperatJve necessIty ot saIeguardlng by I, Kls1a.t1ve enactment. the health ot the pulJlic In order to prevent. as the An tl -Va.ccfnatl,)n.. la ts most positively assert. not only the quently fa tal consequences or Re-I I ) on l ° .l) I P "l'on~ u.~.~f!.k.9 J .. ~ ... ~.~ ..................... . 'l ···6·1soi·· · ················· . .£it"(I1r:. ,. , 1 .. ...................E:Xf.., . ALERT COMMITTEE. l -- I "r th the cO:, f ti I" "ou t 8tlll m ore partIcularly the. chronic aUm enU resulting- f rom scientific me thod of lr'e&tment. �42 tflED MAN ATTEMPTS TO . -tla..&- o.atr., ~- POISON FAMILY TO R.EGAIN A PALTRY SUM OF MONEY Had Paid Married Daughter $400 to Board Him for Life, With the Agreement That the lV\oney Was to Revert to Him at Her Death-Attempted Killing of Others an Incident in Plan to Murder His Daughter and Get His $400 Back. CO\)t\\t.~ POISON IN FOOD ONLY SICKENS; JJflJl1Jf/r;¥ DANQEROUSLY ILL, BUT R.ECOVER After maklng tWO unsuccessful at ~ tempts to tal~e t he life of. his married daughter. to g a In possessIo n ot a paltry $400. by admIniste ring poison to his entire family. Theodore Offars. 81 -.ears old, now occ upies a cell at Police lieadquarters. c harged wIth attempted llUrder. According to s tateme nts giye n out br the pollce late last nIght, the a ged prisoner has made a confession admitIIDg that he put poison in the tea wblch the tamlly drank at supper last Tups~.y . but nenles a n alleged a ttempt June. Although no w apparently ull possession ot his m e ntal faculhe claims h e must ha y e b een 1nsane when he co mmItted the a lleged il crime. !'I NE P E RS O~ S DEA 'rRLY ILL. I n aU, ntne persons were m ade deathIII by the a rsenic . but a ll of them ve now practically recovered from he e/'tects of the d rug. Offars. It Is a lleged. made the Ih'st attempt on the Ille ot his daughter last June a nd. a ltho ugh several detecUves worked h a rd on the case at that time. the old man was not placed under arrest. Ver y little evidence could he secured against him. a nd. althougb the detectives were morally ce rtain ars had ad mInIste red the poison. bey abandoned t he cas e a t the direc ion of their supe riors. P OIS OXED .'GAI~. Sevfll'al days ago wh e n the family reported that poison had a ga in beeu place,] in their tood an d the majority of them had been made sick by the tuft', sevj30ral det ec tive ~ e rgeallts conected with C hiet of Detectives ueack's staff went a fte r Offal's I n "lTnest a nd th e ir inYestigattons rew!f.'"""'": I n the arrest o f the aged m a n by 1 "etecUve Sergeant Holmlund ~lt 7 o'~lc..~k last r.lght. He w a s sitting quietly in the kitchen of t h e family hC"me at No. 611 East Eagle Street, smoking his pipe w hen Holmlund w:llked in and told him he w as under arrest. Otrars' l-.c.me was formerly in M a rill a , wherC' he lived wi lh his w ife for nea.rly thirty years. T hE'n he had a q uar re l with her an d left her. T hat was last June. 'Vhen Ol'fars left his wife to ca re for h,prsel! 11':" also left Ma rilla an d came to this c Ity. P .HD HIS nO .~RD FOR. LIFE. His duughtel·. ~[ .. s . Elizabe th BUrle y. Wi:! I HYing with h er husband, Frank 81' ley. at No. 6a East Eagle Street Orrars went the re to IIv~. H e h ad S600, n ncl t his he turned OVer to h is dnughter with the understanding th at out of the money s he was to board and cloth h im, a nd g ive him $1.50 each mrmth for fpending money. 1~\\-0 weeks late r he de m a nd ed t h e a' Aged Theodore Offairs put Arsenic in Tea and Nearly Caused Death of four PerSons. Made a Confession to Police' F -.AI ulri ~ -vv~,,-1'?T JlROMPT MEDICAL AID SAVED VICTIMS Police Assert That Aged Man Made Previous Attempt by Putting Arsenic in flour Barrel. May be Dement- ed. mon ey bOl'k and got It. The n he left hIs daughter's ~ome and went ~\\\'ay. H e was u patlent at t h e Sisters' Hos pilal fOl' a .hort time a nd a ft e r h is dis· cha rg f l'om that Ins titution again went bac k to h is d aug ht e r. She was willing to Jllukc til(' ~n tn e a gree ment wit h bi m as before, bu t this time the man wished to gi \" ~ hC'r only U OO. This ;\[rs. Burley finally (ifcided to accept. b ut th e tcrms of t h e agrel\ment, it is said, were drawn up in lega l form and signed . Then Offal'S W3S n t liberty to come nnd go aco he p len.sl'd, but in a. short time, it is gahl, he gr('w tired of thl.! agreement ane! wlln ted hIs daughter to again ret urn :.hp money to him. In h is stateoment which hp madl' to the pollee last nig ht It is claimed h e s aid the woman did not give h im proper care lind his ciothing cons isted of noth· ing mor e than rags. He says h e W"5I. a lso poorly fed and he decid ed to look e l ~e wh('r e fo r a home. B ut w'h el1 h is da u g hter refused to give him ba~'k thenloney he had nol hing to live o n a nd h e '1VUS fo rced to stay under bel' roof. Q ~IO"EY UEY E RT E D AT DEATH. By the terms of the agreement it was understood th at in th e event of Orfar's dea th. the money then Ileid by t hIs da ugh ter was to be hers. Row{'vE"r. should she die fi rst, thE" money "'fiS to reve rt to Ott3.TS . This. the pollc~ clai m, is the motive fo r the atten1pted murdt" r. They a llego thaI OITnrs. after fin~ing that by no other way co uld he get poss ession of his money, tried to bring about the death oC !lIs daughter. It W3S the last week in July th:ll th e first attempt on her lifE' w:).s malle. At thor ti mE' the police a n(. members o f t h e ma n's f amily claim ll ~ sec ured rt. Quantity of arsenic- anu mixed lt wit h the flo ur. B r ead was m ade o C the flour and it was eaten by E've ry IOrn ' ber of t h e t amil.l'-' Til py arp Jospp h Offnrs, a so n of the pll<:conel': R:IY Burley, John A. :M ape~, Mr.... MinnI e Otta rs. Frank Bur ley. Mrs. Burley • nd her I5- yea r·old daughte r ~i yrtl·. AJI were mad e ill by rhe polson, tut none n'as seriously affected. In orde r to more fully carr:r out hi~ alleged 1I10t and dIvert su~picion f rom himself, it is clnlmed Ot!'n rs bimsel[ a te a srr.all quantity of the bread at that time an d wa !:Inlso tak"o sic k . OLD ~IX~ SI:SPECTED. Despite this rus!?' h')Wf·Y(·! . the ol,j man was SU3IL'1 ~~\l n l~ ha"in~ a dmln~ ISlered the 110h~oIn an.i Fl'!1nk Burlc-y communic-\t~J Us SUSIJici,)r.o.: t o S u· was a1::m t ..tl:En sic k. C hieC of Detectives Cusack deta ile d ~eve ral of hia. men to Investigate the case, b ut, Rftel' seve. il days' work, they ~'e r e condnced that they could not secure enough ev id ence again st Offal'S to warrant them In ta king h im into custody, so the ('ase was dropped. All went well In the Burley home afte r th a t. and the old man made no We1cllt- 61 fotU' aoore arr_tea lut lII.I.Cht by Berc.....t BohRl1UI.d of Poli... quartera _ the urion. cha!p haviaC attempted. to m.unI. entire family oonalating .f penona. It is alleged that to ta.in poaseadon of $400 widell dauchter, Mrs. Elizabeth Burley to.., 671 East Eagle Street, held tonat, he attempted tlo can.. hu death by Putting .... qua.ntitr of ...... aenie in a pot of tea Tneaday ena. lng. By thU aet he ne ..rly the death of Ihs. Burley, her h".. band, Frank Burley. and Willlaa IMape., a boarder who lina with the family all of whom druk .ome of tlu> tea. at their evealac meal Tneaela,. According to the pollee Offairs bas conf essed to ha.Ying committed the deed. It h a s a iso been establisbed beyond a. doubt t hat the oid man had iong premeditated th e act. Mrs. Burley w ho dra nk a cup of t he doctored t ea. is now confined to her b ed a nd suft'ering greatly from the ee. f ects of the deadly dose. Botb her hus.1 band and young Mapes, however, drank but little or the concoction. They wert m a de ill although their condition is Dot s erious. furth er effo rt to get bis money. H e seemed happy and (.'Ontent ed and t h e family were convinced there wo uld bp no repetition of the e xperie n ce in JunE'. Last ,l \fond ay morning Offa l'S left t h e house early and was gone a ll day. ' Vhen he ret urn ed at night he told no member of the fam ily where he had been, but sat q ui etly in the kItchen throughout the eyening, smo king his pipe. P O LR S .'R SE ~I C IX TEA. Quarreled With Wife, Tuesday he remained honle all day, Wh en ~ [)Tti e B url ey was preparing supper for the family Offars sat in the k itc h en and watC h ed her. She was steeping tea and had the water boilIng In the teapot o n the stove. In or~ der to attenLl to ot her duties she left the room (or a few moments and it Is claimed Offars then po ured several 1 ounces of arsenic into the te a. The B url ey girl returned in a few momenlr:. and went on with the suppel'. At the table that e"ening Offars dId not pnr t ake of the tea. All of th e othE'r!lt, how('ver. drank it. l\Irs. Burley drank a cup of the tea , nnd a fe w minutes later complained or teellng ill. "'llIiam ~l apeg. a brother of John )fnpes, w h o WitS a victim of the first poisoning, wus the ne xt to f eel the ('(fects of the poison. :Mar garet Burley and her father then becaIne f:tirk and Dr. R. B. Wheeler, who lives in the n ei g hborhood wu s sum· moned. D .H ' G I·I'I· E lt ~EAULY It appea rs that Offairs who has DI ES. ::\rr~. Burley had grown wor~ and t h e ph.'"siclan worked o,'er he r for sey eral houn.. before he pronounced her out ot dllnger. Dr. " rhee le r dingnosed the case as one of a l'senic poiso n nnd ~l rs . B url ey wns pOElitiYe sb e had take n the Stuft in the tea. Suspicion aj:aln pOinted to the old man and he WZ6 openly accup=ed of th e ('rime. He denIed it. however. an d th e fn.ml1y said nothlr.g more to him. The~~ led hIm to belie"e they had dropped the ('ase, but in the meantime t h e pollee were again no tified. OFF \R S nO~GHT A R SESI C. The detectives look the teapot to the offi('e of Health commt isi~ner Greene. "'hpore the COBtl1ilS ((@iUIihdti.¥ examined and fo und to con t ain enough arsenic to kill eight peraons. " -hen they got down to inv estigate t he ("asp. the det.e('th-es found Oltars had 'PUl ('hased the poison at a dr ug sto re In Broad \\~ay. lelHng t he clerk h e w anted t o kill a do,\,. In his alleged confession Of'l"n rs says he han f\l1othel' mall bu~r it for hi m, but this, thp pol1('(' f'ay. Is untru e. 1I.Irl;. Dudev h ~s now practically recoverpd (rom thp ~f(el't'3 of the poison, ann wit h the otllel' membcn; of th e famlly wll\ appear against Ol'(al"s wh en he is arl" 'lignec1 ill the Police Court before J ustice :llurph y thIs morning. / : .................................................. .. 1. ! CRIMES CHARGED BY POLICE 1t h' June lst--Jle a tteDlpted, the p olice s ay, 110 end the life of 18 daughter to obtain $400 whi ch s he h eld in trust. He also :. endange red the live . of her husband and d augh t er by putting a : quantity of arsenic into " barrel o f flour. Sus picion was • aroused and the family r e fused to eat t he b re nd. Up on being • eXa.mine d it was found to contain arsenic. This e rime Of : fa.irs d e nies having c ommitte d. • i : • : : • • : i TO AGED THEODORE OFFAIRS •i •i t ~ovember llth.-Offairs a g'ain a.ttem.pted to kill his daught er y pu1.ting enough arsenic t o kill eight p ersons in a pot of ;~~!Mr•• Burley. his daughter; h er ]nuband r.·anlr. Bu.rley. and f a.m 'M apes, a bo .... der drank of the deadly potion and but 0 0 pro m.pt action of a physician they would have died. of h . : now locked up at Police H eadquarters on th e charge av ~ att ..mpud to m.urder theDl. He c o nfessed to h aTin\: put poison in the tea. _ ;":;° !...........................................~' *. • :. : : • : : :: .. • i : : gt'O\,iD rat he r feeble in his advanced age, Ih'M unUI a short time ago with hls wife at Marilla. Last May be qua rreled \"lolentlr with her. Be then came to Ruttalo and, h is daughter took him to her home til IiYe . •4t that time the old man had Ill)) 1n m oney, the sa"ings of a lIteUme, w hich he gave to hIs daughter to keep for him. He 11\'00 on happily enough (or about a month, when he said he bad be· come rather tired of the place a nd decided t o lea,·e. His daughter gR\'e him the money a nd h e went away. Early In Jun" l1e returned and again gave his dau ghter ,lOll, he having spent ;""00. She took lb. money a nd they both signed an a greement whereby she was to clothe and board hlm and a llow him $1.50 a month for spendin, m oney. ThIs a rrangement seemed not to satisfr t he old man. About two weeks la ter he became qu arrelsome and demanded h1J m onoy back. His daugh ter, thinking It w ould not be for the best considering his advanced age, refused to relinquish her hold on the fund. From then on be became moody and sUent and day after day b e would sit and brood a ver this savin.C'S which were withheld fr om him. F lnaJly b e hit upon a plan whereby he tlIought t o gain possession of i t. lie called h15 daughter to bim one day and made ber enter into another agreement whereby i t she were to die before him he would !'tgain the money, but if he died first !he was to retain possession of it. Then It . claimed that the fiendi sh idea. of getting h is daughter out of the way so as to ret h is money entered his head. He wa tched h is chance nnd when he was unobsen·et! It is claimed, he emptled a Ql!a ntitr ot a rsenic into a barrel of flou r. "he ntn day the daughter baked brpad and when it was se rved a t the table It was observed t hat th e old man refused to ea t any of 11 and ac ted In suc h a suspicious manner tha t they would not ea t th e bread. It ~"as taken to a c he mist who examined it and fo und it to contain a rsenic. The pollce we re notified bu t w ere unable get a clear case against him. Since he has been closely v.-atcboo. He. DO further t,-Ide nce of III will a gainst daugh te r aud the ma tter was enUrely for· gotten. ~ PYemeditated D eed, On Tuesday afternoon the old man n ! noticed to be even more sullen a.nd m or Ose than before, but nQ atten tion 1fIJ paid to him by the mernbt:rs at the II-ED' II _ Shortlv afte r 4 o·clock he lett th~ ],~~se a nd' did n~t retu rn until alJDO!I time Cor the evenmg meRI to be served. On his arrh'al ho me Marga r,et Burler, the Hi-l'enr-old daughter of the (amUy, , in the kitchen preparing the sup~r. "as t le&"i'" She left the room tor a mom en , .. th e old man sea t ed before the sto,·e. ~ soon a s be was ieft alone It is aile Dll t hat he empti ed a pac: kage of arst In to { he tea-pOt and th en burned the fIi' er in the stove_ P The fa mily sat down to i hel r tvenIOI I IItU- thinking tha t dea th "II .:; mea. DUring the progre!:;s of tbe ID near. xi'GIb' the old man sat at th e table an UIt awaJtfng results. M~. Burley ... first to "notJce a strange taste to thI ., and remorked to her h usbal nd lb&& thing was trfOOg with ~t. ,. f'Va'hy, It' ,.our ImaglOntion. husband. it." 'e me a.. cup �,...-.. "......... _ . _...... ......... .... ... ......... .... :;.J . was passed to lha t time Mrs. pale and sud- on tht!' Ooor, writhing denly ((')1 t band rall to her a ld. In agony. llrl' ~taken violently ill, and wheD hf'~ too. ~ enough left to 11ft his bad bartly 11f! and place her on the ( m the. ft~rtlrne . )'oung Mapes, ~. h 0 1"Ife co bed. ]n lhfl ~~uout a CliP of th e tea . had alt'o dl'lD b toO ,,'as In awful UI and~· • btCam~ Btlrle)' thE' daughter, who et atn Mt!rgar • p . Ilf In the house to escape was the onl), 0 ran screaming from the the Deadly do!e. d 'lfteral th e nelghbouse 8 nd aroUSE ~ I Dr Wbtt'ltf, whose offi ce 9 nea rbars. h~!ltny summoned. By the use ot by, was tid he soon brought the powerful emt . out 01 danger. All this time l ick persona ... t unmo\ted In the kitchen I or ~ tbe old man - IS it nOlbln, ha~ happened. • "hen U'C- cueed or M\'lnJ committed the de~. ~le lenled hl,"ln, bad anything to do with lL • Wednesday Dr. Wheelec- sent a. sample I Of the tea. t1 the. Health Department, and after givlnc It a thorough a.nalysis yretn round that the liquid contained enough artIenic to Id1I eight persons. Supt. Bull W.l3 noUded and Detective-Sergt. Holmlund ,,'1.5 detailed again on the CDse. Alter lm'esUgating he placed the old man ur.d er a.rr~t. He stouUy denied his guilt at first, but on belnr made aQuainted ~Iith the ~rious nature or the offense. it Is said he broke down and I.4mltted thAt he had IO".em",," to end bi!l daughter's lite. Last night lira. Burler and young Ilad almost recorered from the etfects or the deadly dose, but Mrs. BuriE'Y Is still conftnfd to her bed. Her face and eyes are badly !wollen and discolored, she RUII sutrers much pain. Dr. who attended her, states that ""nar~.o,. that the dose did not fatai. Oft'all'! will be afl'8.igned In Court betore Judge Murphy this on the charge ot having attemptMrs. Burley will be unable to against him. but there is suft'icient t'\'id~nce on band now to warrant holding him. It I, ,.I~ PROMISES TO PROSECUTE ~~OC~~~\ ~ Corpor~~Co~nSel As. sures Milk Dealers' As. sociation He Will Get After Persons Who Use Old Milk Bottles. COMMITTEE CONFERS WITH MR. FELDMAN -- City Counsel Says Milk BottIe is Protected by Law From U se as Receptacle f K or erosene. Bluing, or Any Other Fluids. _ Grocers Or otb pre·empt milk bot~; storekeeper. who 11Iln~port" (or, 1 es and use them liS lng or an)" k~nd negar, kerosene, illumilk. "111 be Pro of liquid other than prnmlse gil en thseruted. This was the fl\io Milk Deal.~.members of the Bur. lIorn tlon COUn!,,\ ~!!OClation by Cor"Tho olty oruln eldman yesterdd. Y. milk bottl •• 'hall~" prO"ldes that purpose thnn for uPe{l tor no other poratiun Coun!l!\ rn!~k:, .. 8nld the Corm'""ure. I! ony this Is a bealth me "ith the brough t to see'tbat tney are la.tors, I wUl To seltl. trouble ed." for many Hal'S tlPerleneed by lhem ~lIlk n..I'rs· .\;,' "'mmlttee of the '; II. Tillman. Frt4 .tton. comp')sed of ~l'umal\n. tailed ~ I\nalsCh and Jacob ~~~tfo~d':h~n. and ~k~rh:ralion Coun - the prt"l1 _ I had In th m what proof g~ tak.. br e law agai n~t '1creating t (rooers and olh- ('I'_ , nc-gar bll:Ut! tr'l!~ne 1>1 I owned b. th I at ' u ng q,nu " Th.r': I • tI!!iI of mllk bottles [II no matte r," 'atd tb, ~:1~~~il::~ forbid. u~e other me- th e t.,klng It\ \\ , ... T[~JING u WATER .....-...................................... . ... . . . ......... ·. . ·5i902 . ······· . ··· ·. . · fOr ,lAKE C0NTAGI0US_··· . IJI"~1AIE. DIS EAS ES I~~~,~Ea~~D:.~:~~~nu~~ BA RRED . . . . . -·...··__····..···.. ····t..· .......................... " ~ .oJ .~ ····· · ··· · ·· · ·' ···· · ··~· · ········· · · · ~ ··· i·~ ·~·~ ·· · · · · .. ··· .. ···· .. ······ .... ..... .......................................... 00. ---.-ctQ\. ~ \'~ pl e~sed with the Sur~oundzngs of present Site. HEALTH .OFFICIALS TRYING TO DISCOVER CAUSE OF IMPURITY IN CITY'S DRINKING SUPPLY- SEWAGE FROM STONY POINT MAY HAVE A BAD EFFECT. Mrs. ,\'\ary Baker G. Eddy Directs Her Foilowers in Christian Science to Refrain from Treating Any Infectious Case. H EALTH Commissioner Waller D. Greene. City Bacteriologist W. G. Bissell and Sanitary Inspec tor G. W. Diebold this morntng took samples of the water of Lake Erie at three pOints, 1n on endeavor to ascertain its relative purity. For the past three or tour months the wa t er consumed In Buffalo has not been up to the standard or previous year. . and tbe health officials are now trying to discover the cause or tbe existing state or affairs. The city o/flclais. with a party or newspaper men, went aboard the pollce patroi boat Governor Morton. Capt. Prltcha"d of the harbor pollce in command. and the run to a point opposite Stony Point was m a d e in good time. Here Dr. Bissell ohtalned a bottie of the water. It is a question with th e bealth o/flclals as to whetller the water in the basin at this poi!! t is rorced out Into the current which runs past the Inta ke station. If it should be found that this "shore ,,"wage" is taken into the city water mains. existIng unsatisractory conditions w111 he exnlalned. The s econd sample was secured in the Emerald Channel. 1.200 feet northeast of the dummy llghtboase. There was quite a sea on at the time. but Dr. Bis sel! secured bls Rample despite the pitching and tossing or the boat The next place visited was the Intake station. The current at this polnt was a revelation to th ose a hoard the hoat. The craft was run bplow the Intake pipe and the sample obtained ju.t below the hufldlng. The pollce hoat Ihen steamed down town to the e nd nf t he harbor, where the party disemha.·ked. Every rnre was exercised by Dr. Bissell in g~ttlng the samples. The rpport on these samples will be made ,cnown in a week. The water w1l1 be :'u bjected to a c'hamIcnl examination by Dr. H1I1 and to 'he bacterioioglcal by Dr. Bissell. Some time ago it was sugge.ted that a new Intake pipe be placed near the dummy lighthouse, which would necpssitate the extension or the old pipe line a distance ot R.bo ut a mlle. A new pumping station would h a ve to be huflt. the tota l expenditure to be In the neighborhood or $500.000. This mo oted improvement is now in a somnolent state. but should the result of tod ay's ,,·ork show that the oid Inta ke pipe is so situated that "shore" contamination Is a result. the proposition wfli un· doubtedly assume a more tangible t form. If th. contaminated water or Stony P oint now mingle ,,'I th the city drink· ing' water a serious m enace to the hpal t h of Buffalonians will have been discovered. In the n ear future the Steel P lan t will run a sewer do,,,n to this basin with the result th at the con· t amlnatlon wl1/ be greater than It is at present. It Is beHeved hy the h ealth otHciais that the pre"aIHng h igh winds this year may have h ad mu ch to do with the condition or the ",ater. hut the chemical and bacteriological examlnatiun w1l1 tel! the story. Not over th e signature o r M rs. M ary Baker G. Eddy. lhe high priestess of Christian Scientists. but at her hehest and with her approval. the following ukase has been issued to all healers and readers of the sect In the o/flclal organ of th e cult: Mrs. Eddy ad"'ses that untU the publfc thought hecomes better acquainted with Christian Science, the Christian Scientists shall decline to doctor intectious or contagious diseases. Some believe that the order restraining healers from trea ting contagious and infectious diseases was promulgated as a sort of an official command. Such, however, was not th e case. George H. Kin tel'. clerk or the First Christ!an Scientist Church; Mrs. A. V. C. Leavitt. C. S. D., reade r attached to th e same ch urch. and Mrs. B. H. Wllllams. of No. 17 West Utica Street. of th e Second Christian Scientist Ch ur ch . hasten to explain that the order '\": '1<1 merely a tentative request pubHshed In the course of an editorial on Archibald McLellan. which appeared In t he o/flcial organ of the Christian Scientists. WILL - f "'uJ'PI' - - C Cre.e.ne. C'lty BaC't eriologi"t Dr • W " G , B I~CH:' ' II an d S "" • ani' t ar y InspP('lor C. W. Dlpho\d made a trip out on the lake lor the purpo~e or getling sam pips uf water (or chemica l analysl!';. Threp botllp~ of \\ate r. taken [rom tllTe~ different Jlotnt~ in the lake, Wen:" broug-h t back nnd will bt> analyzed 1iy City C'hE-mlst Hill. On e h(lttie was filled nt-ar Stony POint, one from the Em(:ot'ald Channel and another Crom the re-ar of thp Intake at the- mout h of Niagara River. SACREDLY ODSE RVED . J<'OR OI?FICIAL ST ATt;S. "Mrs. Eddy's r('qu~st does n ot in any 'Wa y indi ca te or Imply an adml!'J£lon that Christian Science Is unable to cope with cOlltaglous or Infectious dIseases but is merrly a tentative sugg estion made to m ee t the exigencJes of th( present. until the exact status of tho Christian RC'l €'ntist Is defined by luw,' rr;{1Sr OCTOBBR'S Kl (../r(J"lr'-W-~ Y.st p",lay morning Health Coh,mls- sionf:'l' DE Mr. Kinter says that the request will be sacredly observed , as wiU an y hint or sugg~stion comlng from Mrs. Eddy. and in this his assoc iales and fellowbelievers COincide. "The request to obstaln from treating the cases specified by Mrs. Eddy wfI! be scrupulously obeyed." said Mr. Kin ter, "even though the wording of the paragraph is neithe r Imperative nor obltgatory." The local Chrlstirln Scientists h ave. ever since 1898. in BufTa lo. strictly conformed with the Joc!).i henlth ordinance! and reported all contagious cases wh iC h they have been caUed upon to treat. The healers, howev r. do n ot discuss th e philosophy of Mrs. Eddy's requ est as compared with th e teachings or the text book on SCience a nd health. All qu estions along this line are r eferred to W. D. Mo('rackan, the chief of the Christian Sci en tists' well-organized press bureuu. "W. U'l·IXG XPERTS WILL EXAMINE ",WATE! ~E DRINK I Local Chri stian Scientists Say Order Is Not an Admiss ion That Their Religion Cann ot Cope With I Such MaladieS. I - - THEY M.\Y BE ASKED FOR A PART OF THE COliNTY FAR )! ON MAIN STREET• ,)RDER WILL BE SACREDLY OBSERVED I L....-..- UP TO THE SUPERVISORS I DBA TN RECORD ~ NOT ""ruv-SO jtfAX ~ THS AS D V R IXU . _ A___ - "\ D J\. YE J~n. ---- Less dea tho ()('CU~l'ed during Octoher this y ear than for the same time Jast yeat·. accordi ng to the monthly health report Issued by the Depart ment or Health ye'tel'day. ot sumption, three to h pneumonia. lence were death •. I I said Councilman Steu !. TbE'n Aldel'mun Zoellf'1" poin ted out the Belt I..tine tracks of the New York Central H.ath'oa(l. ,,'h i(:h a.re b ut a. f~ w hundred feet f1'orn the Quara.ntine Hos- pi~l. "I'm toW that ~6;; trains pass o\er those tJ'ack~ daily," ~aid the a lderman. "A good deal or fl'~jsht is take n around the city that way. and the npw industri es building' up il1 this part ol t h e <"i t}'· are constantly il1cfl").uPing the nu mber or trains. J tl'\ l1 you it must be n wful to r anyone who j~ skk In the re. The trains nJ'e al wa.ys screeching and w histling. Thpn they tulle abou t good a ir here. \'lell, therc'~ one big foundry now be ing built O\'t~ I' tht:'l'e, an d a nother big manufaC'turing plant is going to be put right here Oil thE' adjoin ing Jot. " The Jl1etnb ·.~ r~ of the Common Council conceded that the ::;ite- \nlS not t he mo~t desirable for a new Clll:1rantine hospital They Reenll"cl to think that t he Idea l pla{'e was a section of the Coun ty HOf pital grounus on !\'orth :\faln street. A n effort will, doubtlH;;S. aga in be made to have the ~unpJ'\'lsorfl of Erie County consid er a pJ'oposition to lJutld lhe new pe~thou!-i e on the ('oun ty farm. Aldprman ~LJ.ltln, who is C'halrman o f the altl£>rma.l1k (:ommittee OIl san itary measurt'9, Fllir] he th ought that t he presen{'c of tht· s tagnan t water and the close proximity of the railroads nlH i manufacturing pJllces to the hospital made H an u for Jatc;t 431 durOt this to contw entl·- to I l1u(>~it able ~itp. One of the- membl"l's of the Korth Fillmore Av...,nw' Bu:-:iness Mf'n's A~socjn­ tlon carriC'cl wilh him n pf!tlt10n slgnr--d by more than .:!OO resldent~ or the neighborhood. n!=;leil1,;' th at thp QuarantineJTo~pltal think It pitat THE SAllE )IONTU OF LAST The total number deaths month was 393 .1If ('Ompared to In~ thfl so me ;nonth las t yenr. number Igh were due I One step more toward an a djustment ot the pesthouse questio n 'Was taken yesterday afternoon, whe n a number ot. lnem bers ot the boards ot a ldermen a nd councilmen w en t to the present bltlldlng to see what t he s ituation i •• 'l'hey were not plcased . T he buildIng It"elf, as has been conceded by al1. Is Inadequate. and Its site Is n ot desirabi .. for an Institution wherein smallpox patients are to be treated. Alderman George Zoel1er or the 18th ward organized yesterday's party. and he was disuppolnted t hat nlore members 0( the Common Councl1 didn·t go. A special car was waiting at Main and Genesee stlt,~ets at 2.30 o'clock, the appointed hou,· hut. at that time not an alderman or coullcl hnan was in sight. One by one they ,·.,me untll at 3 o'clock seven aldet men and one counctlmall were on hand. The ('ar started then, and whpn the pesLhouse wa s reached four 01' (h'e oUu'r offiCials w ere there, with reprcsentati\'es of the North FfIlnlOre Avenue Business Men's Association. The o/flci:tl pa.rty co nsisted of councllnlcl1 Ladd, Dunbar and Steul, and nlderrTlPtl Gurman . Roedel, Martin. l\Ioest, ZoellpJ', \V euekindt, Wieoer,, \ Smith ulld Kick. Alderman Zoe-llpr and Counctlman Steul pointed Ol1t all the unde.lrable featUres of the plate. " ('o rne down here and see the ::;tJ'~alll that runs t hrough the grounds not 100 feet from the hospital." said Alderman Zoeller. The a iderman l'cfel'l't'd to Scajaquada Creek, It can hardly be called a s tream at this time of the year. for a ll t hat occupied the ditch yes terday was a. quantity of ::tagnant water fro m w hll'h came noxious odors. It was ('overe-d with a gl'el"11 SCUITI, a.nd D r. E. B . Schwar tz, presIdent of the b uslne~$­ men's assocIation, sa id it was unhealthful beyond question. "That's out' little Hamburg Canal," b e l' e1l1o\·C'd. wn~ 11Hngf'J'oU!II' Thf'Y spemed til to ha\'e the h()1!;- ~o fif-· ar I ht'ir homes. /, I �.............,.._ ............ ,.............................. Im ..•...···_··..··--·_....................~ lQ ··....····....············,·.. ··;····.. ···;:: ..190,2"··.. ······ ..........r-- i·.... "}.... .....,............................. .l · · OUARANTINRHo8piTAo·~N·~OT'- 'Fi~' F8R ]~nf(ACrnRZOE[ttm ~ ';t.,:::,;;L.: ':::':'1 "b." AABODE HUMAN of Milkdeal er Duttwei ler Led to n Requet! that His Licens e be Canceled, MC:RCIAL NEW ONE TO BE BUI L T Sa ary Measures Committee Voted to Bui ld a New City Hospital on the Site of the Old, 11<lI1oved to :~th Ward-Preston Street lilxt enslon. It ia no w a moral cerlainty that t ho new quo rantine ho@pital will be built on the o' d p eat ho use si te on E aat Ferry Etre<lt. where it bas been for the palt forly Yfars. nO lwi bstlloding AI~. Z\l8Uer', valiant uttempUl til ba ve It removed from bis ward. Health Co~':"6-fi"@"f""'''G!'If''e'''en sen t a com'OluuiClltion to Ibe board of aldermen t\It){l(hy rec ,mmeodiog t bllt t he n ew bosllital be placed there a nd stated that $6000 could be sH ved by u tiliaiol! the ol d buildings . AId Z ileller said H fouudrv waS beinlt built near t here and th~t a boiler factol'y was to be built so .n, but tbe other members leerned to think tbat this was o nly a bluff. but as R matter of conrtes~ t hey referred AId Harp's resolu tinu to bHve plans prepared fo r II week, Hud t he aldermen will take tl :roll py ri de nut . there Saturday t o see the oew fo uudt-y and boiler p laot site. Tbe following bids were re po rted for COD@tructill1l' a 12 i nch til ~ se we r ill Eckhert street, bptween R oesch Ilven ue and O'N eil s t~eet: Dark & Co .. ...................... 810~1 00 Miller. Frauklio & Ritz man n 1I9J 00 JGhn MUlUru ................. ..... 1200 00 James McElroy. ......... .... .. . 131P 77 Beuer Brop.. .... .............. .... 1786 00 Also, for constructi ng a 15. 12 und lO·incb ti le se wer io cell te r of L etchworth street and west s ide of R ees Btreet. between G rant a nd JeSBemioe .treats: Miller, Fran klin &, Ritz manD II 900 00 Dark & Co.............. .. ...... .... 1097 00 John MUlDll ..... .. ... ........ ..... 110000 James McElroy ......... ........ 1357 00 Beaser Brop.. ....... . .. ..... ..... 1612 00 On motion of A Id Ad 8m, tbe cily engine r was directed to submit map abowiol( tbe land necessary to be taken t o connect Preston street aud 18th from Ferry street to H ampshire .treel. and ~Iso t he probable cost of opeoiog ~ treet and paviolt same with brick a nd asphalt. Dr. John H G sloner ot t bam ~ f;('IC'ctlug n sl tc for n new ftue-d ,2:5 ; tUnt a. charge wns' prete \raJ 01 lurn~ a m'll k P;Oducer ~~~ the In tent tha t It should be put In Wilt t o be tUl'Oi shed to hi m , o n d t b at be eSCaped prosec uti on on t his charge on n te<: bnlcnJ. Ity, nJtbough be prn.ctlcally Il dmlt tcd the oaensc to the nuth01'i ti es; tha t fo r a iQng time th ey had In their possession 0. large bottle ot thi s f ormo.ldeh y de OIL a label on which his name Wft.8 printed and that he o.dm ~ted the ow nersh ip of the bottle; that on 1'Iovem ber 28th, 1900. he wa s obliged. to pay a fine ot $50 an tI $2;; C0 3tS t Of se-ll1ng nd nit era ted mil k a n d that tl case agJ.IDit him Is no tv awa it ing t ri a l in th e lruprl'mB court tor lhe f Pco\,ery ot n pen al ty tot sl'lI. lng ad ulterated milk. the alleged otren ~ f Ing formaldehyde to hnv ing b N'n comm itted on October 7th 100}. This being a second olfense rende~ Dutt weller liable to a fi n e ot. uot ItISS thAn $100 n or more tban $200. or to Imprison. ment. In the dl $creUon ot t be cou r t, tur a p erlorl not ex ceed in g s ix months. ' 'In vi ew ot the frequent tra nsgresslonl or. th e law by thi s m Ull. " said Dr. Grn nt, "I bnve d~me-d It wise. In th e Interest! at public benll h nnd 81l [ets. to fecommf'n1 the- f HOClltiOD of his li cense as Il mill I These are a few of the epithets appUed to the B ufta lo Quara ntin e H os pita l In East F erry Street yesterday at. ternoon during an !n.spectioll of the place made by three counc!!men a nq. nine a lderm en. The pa rty visited the site to dete9mllle Ita s uitability or Ull.ultablUty t or a new hospital bu!!dlng. for which $50.000 ha s been a ppropriated. It was the opinion of the ma jor. Ity that the s ite was uns uita ble and that u. new o ne sho ul d b e secure d. Those In the par ty were Counc!!men L odd. Dunbar a nd Steul a nd Alde rmen Zoeller. W edeklndt. Gorma n. Ma rti n. R oedel. Smith . Moes!, Kick and Wiener. At the gro und" the pa rty was met by a delegation from the North Fillmo re Ave nu e Business Men 's Associ ation. com POOled of Dr. E. B. Schwa rt z. :1. B. Sch afer a nd :1. J . Weber. Dr. A. T. O· Hara. superin tend_ ent of the hospita l. conducted the visItors over th e g roun ds . Some of t he obj ections a ga inst r ebu!ldlng on t he sit e polo ted ou t by Ald. Zoeller. In whose wa rd. the 18th. It Is located. wer e: Tha t m a n y ind ustries a re beln .r s ta rted III the neighborhood which will disturb t he quiet necessary to a hospi tal; that t he owners ot a d. Joining property a re deSirous of bu!ldlng, but a r e a frai d , 150 long a s th e hos - nH'etlll~. Ald. M:1l'tln promptl y g ot his COlUmlttet. t o ·.,:'C't b(·r :lJ.,mlu , with tbt· be>lp ot Aid [ .\10(' :-:;. t ;t ... H. ~u hstltutt·. and had tbe l'I.:' bolu- tiou IltloptNI oguin. .\ Id. Zoeli<:I' 'uws \,('lI gt'[\uce. The C omm ittee un S tr e e ts. denIer. Ilnu 1 hn.Ye no doub t Ulnt Dr. Gree n e wlll r ODcur In my vI e ws In t he mut. It Is poso;lhl .. lhnl n re-"Ision ot th£, m(>llloll ~ t.r." of lll:isl'::;slug t he (·o"t (I t 1'I'::.ul·lIlclng UIlU res trf"e ts may rf'sult from t he ulscu!:JRiou ul 11 IlW(>tlllg rl's t(·l'UuJ' nfterUO()J111! t h ~ alderUlunlc l OUIUl1tlt'e o n su·cets. The ::iUl.lJl'ct WUd ca lle d up ",h('o C hn l rmnll ~ l ('l:;uebl'l U DuliN} uut fl'lllll t h l uottfHU ot I pn"lng ....." • 0, "I, V. rib·· · ..... ... .... . ... ... .. .. .. . ..... ... . . . ... · ·· .. ·· .. "" ...... · ,, ' his 1He hM' a ('(IVY ot :l co mmuulc.nlon suh· milled It loug lime n::;:-o by Col. ,,'u rd, CO llW illing n list of SlI e els \\ 11lth nrc lJeyonlf. r('Du lr. All ng-I'N'd t o thf> D(C( sslt,\' of tht.' repnv luJ; ot tbest' 8 tr~etli. }Jut :\Ir. ')l c Enchl'rD I'e· v l\cd th(' o ld nrgUtllfnt tbat prl":!IP property sh o u ld 1I 0t be made to stund tbe e xpellrW ot r f'PU\" IUg , alHI il f' declu r ed tbllt thi.! Illutter shou l u he dl~cUS81'd by the puhlle In thuE> so tlllll It bill I1mt'uulllg lbe c bul't{! r mnl' go 1>e(ore tbe it'gilillltul'l' tbls wiotp r . 11 ,,:IS argued , nnd Ilol " Ithout reasun , tbat mnnl' o f the tuxpn.rers ",uo arc ohlla:;-ed to pn{ fot' nspltltlt pU"lug u('\,er u::.e tbe pavemeutl:l ~ 5 1902 !I und t.i.tut at Icost ~ OIllC part or the CO blt shou ld be borDe- 1>.r tbe gl'D{>rnl fuod. It Wili I1Jl11lly ngl'ceci to hiH'C the list or bad pan'mrn t s fl'\"ls\.d. to w o rk l (:r n p r ope l' Illlldlllt'-utioll ot tb(' nSSl'Ssme-ut luw, ond to Pl'oc,~pd towurd the- IUlJ)I'OYemI'DIS ot the streets In tb(· s pring. Tbe SUll tl' co mmiu('(?- Rutb orlzed Col. 'Vnl'~l to net upon H C.'O llll}luiut t llilt t Iw l)E"lull(,Y l,'ol'ge & Iroll ' Vorks blls b uilt n feuc (' w hiCh en(' r oacht~8 OD city PI·opl' rt:"· at t he Ohio BUloiln Slip, un(1 t'('cOtlllll(~Il{I('tl the- cbu ng-lu S' o f the n uuw or H lckmau s t rl.'e[ to }{.uml:l a ven ue, In l'esponse t o a pctitlon ot prop· er t.' ownt,' l's . I plta l Is there: that the ra!lroa ds ma ke It unde.lra ble alld the filt h In ScajaT he Board of Asse,sors \.&s directed quada Creek. which. run s at th e rear of the property. Is a disease Incu bator to ascertain and certi fy the v aluation In ltselt. The gloom and dila pidation ot the of land necessary for opening Preston pesthouse had an eftect upon those who street. from Ferry to Ha!):!pshire w a lked a r o und It. Eve ry' on e present Itreer, Ihe ceoter line of such extension condemned It a s unfit for sick animals mu ch less huma n bei ngs. tn begin at the jn tersection of the ce[l\. ...................................... . N .. It ought to be bu rnt u p wh!!e It Is hr line of Pre8ton .treet with th e em pty. " s ugg ""ted Ald. Moes t. "Tha t " I northerly lioe of F erry s treet, thence woutd se lt!e t he question pretty soon . ..................... ..............-......................... ...... and I don t th in k a nyone would vot e at right a Ulele! 10 F e rry street to t he In t avo r ot bu!ldl ng a $50.000 bu!!dlng northwesterl y line of Hampsbirestreet , on th is slte." ................. ;....., ............................................. It is probable that t he councilmen i t beinl!' inrended to ta k e a strip of a nd alde rmen wl\l a ppoint a JOint committee to confer w!t h t be su pervisors land 30 feet wide , on each side of the on t he plan to bu!ld on t he Count center li"e m p. su r. d at ri g ht anR'les Poorhouse site at Ba!ley Avenue a n~ A Se cond Y n.ccinatfon. to it aod extending fro lU th e south line lh e city line. The su'bject pro bably J!dUor Et'mmo ..\'(,11.1 . will be bro ught up at n ext Monda y'S of Ferry street to t he nonhweste rly mee ting of th e Boar d ot Aldermen I om a w rt r e t ha t th e I n. ,," prov l ll p~ f o r th e c O n1pul ~or )r va('cln n llo n o f c hlldr e n Th,e N ort h F1I1rn ore A ve n ue Bus h:~es8 line (If Hampsb ire streel. Il[t cn(tl ng Sta t e school s. but Is there M en s A ssocln ti on har:: started a n ac. any ('Inu ~e In t h (' !.. t at ul f' cni llng f o r The rem onstrance of C A Suit aud tl ve campa ign a galn"t rebUilding on a $ C('onu v ac cIn atio n aflE'r a pp !'i o u o f. nthers a ll Riust t he erecti " f> o f a fra me the E ast F erry Street site. fiv e ye n r s? And In t h e a b se n l'(' o f n ny cp ld e mk, h ns th e H ealth DCPUllnt t' nt bllildiu g' at 100 Ed-t sl reet referred any jurlsd lC'tl on in ttft!i ma.n e!' Otitfilde *0 Fire Commlttee . th e pr o vl s loll !! of th e la w ? Illt o rm UtlOJJ In th is r ega rd \\'11\ be a pprecla leel by The sureau of WOlter 11 a . autborized I {hi: I against him on July lOl11 1000 Majority Agrees That Some I Othe r Spot Should Be Selected for Erection of Hospital For Care of Smallmlttee Illl'4.'llJlgs II f In.st c\enlng. be h ea rd pox Patients. Of It h(~ d£'llVlIllct'f1 t he u ITulr UR n suup presen ce !" I. Du tt l\~ellcr, who wos arrai gn ed in »011 o.n a cha r ge ot resletlng dl1~; ze officers ot the state In the dJt. ~~r\B at th eir duty, nod who \Vns b~11 r t e grand Jury on that ellA b UII E'u vlnb 'e record Oil the- l~~~' o~s ~I , state depRrtment ot agric ul ture. Br record. It Is shown that he was conr 1cted In poltce COllrt 00 AprH ?7th 1&1 I charge at Se.l1lag nd ulterat;d w'lIk a~don I l I DuttwellL'r of ]8 BrOOklvn a ~~:!rrrl~ay I n n l;out fhl" mlnUi('l!!\ ,restf'l'du)' ntternoou John Murtln Ilnd a t' thi' lIh le rmllUI (' ('ollllllittt'e 011 8;1l1itll1"Y l1 H.!l1!:HJI·t'~. Tile lw ' mll '~ I'S wel'1:! tlrt'(1 or Tbu lo ng wl'uugh' OYl"l' t uC! matter, UIllJ tht·y put IlU ('ml to IL hJ' lHlopt lllg' a rrport III fn\or or n '.h.· (,tlng nil oLT('1'8 ot Dr w 81 trs. amI di · rectlng tilt· Cl)IIII11!.sslollcr ot publle \\'(lrkS to lunC' pLIIlS drflwn for u new bospltul 0 11 t h~ s ite 0 1 tlll' o ld OHf' III the Il:Sth wnJ'(l. The iHlilcttnlt \l:; t o he kn own I.H:r cllftl·r US thl' C it)' H us plta l. Aill. Zoclh' r. \\ ho bas l>e('u a cO lislst f' l1t t figbtel' for Il new bospItal. hut an f'quully cO llblstt'1I1 COllt(>lldcl' for n site In suw ~ other worl} tlluu th~ 18tb. W:IS not 1>1' ( ~·· nt ut lb(' llw(·tlug, a ud \\ bcn, dut1ug the CO lD- "An eyesore to the city! " " Ought to be torn down by the peo· pie whose Uves are j eopardized by Its n. e ca ncelt'<l In the Interest. ot pubUc hre'I" 8a!Oty. .. ~ and W.lS "Disgraceful !If assistant C!OtnInlt- e. hns sCont a commuDleatl, (.omln~~n:e, health comm iSSioner, r: 1 11 !"iaTiiTi'lil1t t he m il k Iicell 8(l o[ Wi ommittee of Three S ultges t ion that th e Charter S hould to Throw a Port io n Councilmen and Nine be Amonded on th e Gen eral F und . Aldermen Unanimously ml1 ttel' ot Condemnss Pest House c it y 'IUltl'nntine hosp it al disposed o f -Eyesore to Residents. I b y Ald. the ol ht"r w('mlwl's NOT PROPER SITE FOR QUARANTINE HOSPITAL t rn~, to D EXPENSE OF REPAVING. 'l'he . ot ngrtcu1t!: New ~ ork s!,;Ute deptrttnt.ll.t ° ............................ "'u OMPARING the r eport Health Departmen l_~;[.or"r!pondlnr l lnst wllh the c' month of 1901. Ihere Is a C cr~n B e In the tota l num be r Last mon th 393 dea ths were compared with 431 of Oclober, 1901. decrease Is att ribu ted. In one way. lhe cool weather In Butrolo. Heallh Commiss ioner day Issued the report m en t for Octo ber. It s-hOW8 twenly.elght people died from Bumptlon. more victims of (he being between the ages ot forty years. There were only six ~ It: 11'" " to la~' a ~rater mai n in E ckert stree t, froUl Ro~. ch street to 0' T eil streeL600 fpet uf 6 incb pipe . o Ou m otion o f AId i't1au ni uR:, the Corumi@.ioner of Pu blic W orks was dirtc ted to ril l a dHll l/en us trell ch excavation in Fort street al au ex pense not to exce~d SB. On recommcndation 'If tbe Street Co81mittep, permi~silln lOllS grunted tbe Har d MalJu facturiug C ompan y to excavate !lnd con'truct Ii driveway and portable bridges Rc rOS3 the sidewalk in front of their preruiees ou Tonawanda ······· ....·· .. ····· ·· ·~i'{' · ··· · ··· · · · ····· .. ·············...... Buffa lo, K a y. 13, 1902. ....... ... .. . . . . ... . . .. . .. . .:~.o.?.. . '' ' ' I I A PARENT. VITAL STATISTICS, t om cholera ln fan tu m , a nd nine d~ htb erJa. TYph o id f ever didn't usull l October reco rd las t I s eventeen d ea th s bein g ~n ;he Department. Two 0 ople d Ied fr o m three old pe a nd two old p eop le from month. Pareels had an Innin g la st eI I I g nve perso ns b et w een the ag clll m n fifty ot /ort y ~n~han 't wenty-three NO les':i t rom val v nl1 r dlsea!C p(j. ~se-d away d twe l succumhpd heRrt.,n - t be Is and eight p neumflD , 8Pp'en,dIcHi's, FOur dle~ f~~nlh'er to ur dlfl~UFE' 0 Seventee n pfI'ople · troubte. • t npDhrll"·. Ther W ere 393 Deat hs, 562 Brr ths a nd tbl'i!' last becaus _ lo n or The acc1d"'nt CO urn. 363 Ma rriages tn Bu ffal o Dur· 1 we- II Illlrd thiS month. Thre. . three trom drownin g, mg Oc tober. Ar burn.. d .lbS eight [rom Y'r 0-- ( 67 fracture tro'm fr" ctured sPine. - { (J'7>o .e: kull£', one t 1 olson fo ur from den I n Butralo last mont h 303 perSODS died [rom "cel 3lhl~e 'bY ·shootlng. a nd 51;2 children were born. T he births road InJUrl", log and three trom Inc luded three pairs o f tw ins a nd two negro children. There were 363 marrlages. O f the dea ths 28 were from old a ge. 26 of them being people oVer 70. Thlrty- e utclrle, drowi. ' ley eftr InJUr;,!..·!I!nJl" away o! With 1Mb ~ nd It was verT come. anot ~r It !la Octobel'· F0&&s bl four deaths w e re vJolen t, Incl ud ing, tt'lere were 'bOlD. railroad acctdents. four; trolley accl - t"'11III bf~::. de nts. five; d and .hootlng, 305 ,.e '6jJlll' w ..~e th ree ea ch' pOisoning. tour~ thaD s . ..1I1I1I1I==::==:I~~!I!lII!I......~8~U;I~c~ld~e;·~1I ~. �H[IS JBSPfi~llON MADE. IN A BAD ]: PRfOiCAMfNT. Had to Get an to Save Her Stable. (J~Y John ~ ONE DAY lATE, AT THAT. • -wM MERCIA RELI EF F0It City fIi.cia ls YesterdaY,Afternoon Exam ined the Quarantin e Hos- ' 1. pital and Site. ~ ~~ Fusco Charged With Violating the Tenement WO RKING ... " House La~. f4 ·Y ~ 1f,r/1 ..................................................................... : UP SE!f:M~NT. A ld. Zo elle r Was Ac t ive in Po inting Out Dis ad van t age s o f the Pres e nt Locat io,," Deputy b do, Commission.r R.um o r' Hod Sit / • • t Work Tearing 0, .." Her Buildings. .An ico::pE'<'tion of tbE" lluar;lotine ho~­ pital nnd the ,ite on which it i, located nons mnde re .. tl~runy afteru f\on by n C'(lm· mittf>f" of {'Ottoe ilfllt.' ll and nluf"'rmr'l. The in~p£'<'tlon was mUlle w ith t1. "ill'W ro dNermining the nlh.'srl'"t.l nt,1,·e ... ~itr of tenriuedown the prp ... ent h(l"'pitnl nnd uuildin1;" a Den· one el~E'wh(>rt·. ..\..UlOO:::- the ('ity otfielaltt who participatl-d iu tbe in ... pet·tion were Couo('ilmen Lndd. Duubar sn<\ Steul and Aldermen Gorman. RO"del. ) la1'tin. ~oest. Zoeller. "edekindt. "·iener. Smith and Kiok. R.pre,entati\'es of the .North FilJmnre .\ ,'POIlE' Business ~en's ASI,.;(lriOtion abo were pre..;eut. ..1.1<1. Zoeller. wh.) hn' been ncti,e in the fil?ht 8C':tin~t buililin2" n uew hOl;;pitnl on the pr~PDt I;;itt:'. which i~ in nis ward the 1 ~ tho pointed out ~()me of the obj~ tlon, 0 bulldin", in thnt plnee. lIe said that SeajnCjuadn ('reek. whieh "inds itl;; way behind the ho,.pit~1. i. iittle wQre thaD an OPPD "e"' pr, and a 1O!13n~e nt the Etream "hOWN thnt the !'tt1tPnll')Dr wn~ well foundpd. ThE're i~ .. rou.....,,1\" an,wn.tpr in it at prp . . pnt. hut thp dC'!lT~~C;::'ion·s. are tilled with ..;t;h!n:mt pooh~ \Tol1it~h art:' cO"f"{"rl.'<i with ~rpen .. rum. Anothllor tlVjl~tioD ml'ntionro \\ fl"'{ the promimity (If the :\'ew York ("'PGtr.d rrtilr(lnd' .. belt lint! trft('k~. OT"er whil'b mnny ps:-.seO,R"er and frei~ht tr:lin5; pn.;:~ ~ail):. AM. Z"elJer rontE'nd"rl thnt thE" nob-eo llf the- trains and the tniDtitu! of the nir h, the impure cr~t:'k mnrh" thp ...;itE' \1n'ie~irflbl~ for quarantine hnl:::pitnl purpo.;;l'.... ~I'me of the dr... otlloials expre'''N similsr Iter D. Grp~ne. oJlinioD~. pote-ntnte. bas sent Ald. Zoeller al<o told the "flh'ial. that mnny Dew indu~trieo:: were ~inJ: located in thRt spction of the city. "W,~11iDc" th Dumber alr'ead~- there-. The 1:::D1«lkp from tfie' l Otib tc lfig:. tnyltati t1 ns and tn lion~ the ShrinerE: S'HRIX E X IGHT AT THE ebers' bazar. baazar. bazzar. b2.· zaar. bazarr, baazzar, baazaar. baazarr, bazzaar b3zzarr. bazaarr. bazzaarr, baazzaarr. bnazzarr. be.azzanr. baa.zaa:-r. or the ni~ht when the Shriner q meet the fair teachers: at the teocber~' ti"" thec:e pls r e.:o. h.e <:nid. had its effi"Ct in taiDtine: the air and making th~ .:turround- ing" unde'irable. From the informal talk that re,"lted ir is po&oible that a pJIlD "ill ri"""Iult to (':)nfer with the- soper,isors. the objet,t being to determine upon a "cherne whereby a qnar'lntinE' ho-.pitnl (,SD he E'reeted on the slm!ithousp fnMn. ~llml' acti,.n iu this direcrion may be taken nt thE' met'riug of tbE' alderrueD nn )11 furta". Onp of the reprp ... t'n(ath·e~ (If the hUl:::jOE"o;;: meo'q a;o; ... odntinn hnu a petiliol1 coutaining al,out 2no nRrne~ of per . . on.;;:. Ih in:! in the Ticinity of tlie prr .. t'llt :-.it{' "ho are nnxiotl.r;:; to haT"e thE' prt>~l~ut hn.:pittlJ remo.ed. 'llle peritioD intimated that the sizner~ th lug-ht it wa .. dao.l!"erou& [Q h::n'e a bo~pital of this kind ~o nl'Rr to thei.r fair Qui!.e n copl?II. d~!l't vou think" It :rou are ~peJl bf'und. YOU a r e not bound to 5pell until the last act, when you m'!y s;-tE"1l down. TUESDA Y. X O'-E)IBER ~5tb. Conyention Hal1. Elmwnod Avenue and \"t"glnl~ Fare. ~5 Serpet. cents (t" eN In) adml~sl o n to ~o fair a fRlr. There wHI be man,· other tbln~ w.,rthy of nn ti('~ at - [he (!lir beside yourself. B.ln~ y o ur frlpnd;:; and ask them [(\ bnn~ thplr friend~. Special ar ~n~eTT!enl h a ~ be~n mad... to admit A lair rate o! hom~~. Xohles nnd thpfr company at T("gutar rates. Admi!=sion prlc(> ,1 your f :-Ie-nd!i= and [hel~ thp c:amp a~ (;"'Ir your~elf . .·Utrnctlnn!'=-Bo." thc: , e n:-' old k i nd bur ·.he> Gon~ra1. Be!lutlfuL ('h~rmlng ~~dl~C: . ~nd IT.any ntheror:. Llylnz::r piC'l;Jr~~ , X - r~v~ X Ie~ r ''''',··~ and X X rayle~c:. Tf"~c~f"rs .. ~ c::,.~·kl~g engng~­ "npntc:;. and a fe·~·t eng:l~E'd Yourgell'. :'lr.rl. th.3.t'c::: nhout all. rhnnce~. but no <: hancp. Y~ rt~ty. but no chi.\n~e. Draws. OUt no pull. Thp c:;hortPT th~ raIny-day 50kirt thp Ion~e" tbe\" look. :=:: A('Qu ~ r~ the bazaa r hah it hi!=' we-pk. ,('pa-3t~ from :rou:"" ("a~h wi hou!. ne-c"c- The StTE'et committef' of the honrd of aldt:rmen ha~ re~)Q rtt>U in fn.or of hn .. inqn new bo~pitnl buLt fin the pre~l"nt itp; That report is now before rhe bollr,l. The henlth ct)mmi~ ioner hus TN'ommenoed that the present site be utilized for a Le ospital. u~,. B~ t!: ooci .;::.,'.l ting thp o ( m p ch:l nl ca l appl!to th ~ t e- 3 e hE'''~; r-:omp.n~he!' how :rou u~ Pct ~(") Adore th~' U.ll.JL1GE " ALES V ....!<GEROL 'R!"(c uln r on~ "!1.·hn t a ue-h t you . s,'1E' '\'11 0" : hp,,~ \\-(";1 ; \"o ur l:\!,~,D-m o uth" d poc k.:t.!hook ; b i ~I~' w ilt ho=o a cce ptpi th A.U t.hor jtles Put U 0C' a Stop to Th e m (,,\" .l U ha,·p not ,l!"Ot th o C'h-- n!!"p You Iu T a.rloV5 CIUea. "' .. I P" baLly",,· • • a gal" bn ,·. ~u o" Tbs healtb autbortt'lesln variOUS c1t1 •• . {'h1.n('eo to acqul:-e n. reput lltton to:"' t cc= ..,."ero'i·,'. 0 tbe state lIave put a stop to rummage I ...~ nd. XoblpoC::'. ~'ou~ fl ') ~ " nt-1. t p rPQuP~ ~ 8.s]eg upon grounds ot pubUo bealtb. >?'h .. ole ~ " enn \\,P3rln~ h '. Tbay giys &8 reaSODS lor tile aotlon tbe .. Rnd i,·wel. It :. MIlP i 'hnt nur laO~ tbgt the articles sold a r a collected 'l1~bt n~ "q' bf a nl:t.rk.:t.d 5'u ('C' pc::~ from all sorts of plac.es. garret, cellar, Rom.m h-r th. ,' a. ' p Tu P,i s " X,,- closet , and otber a u to! tbe way places. tto :'~'llhpr ~~lh. R4>n,.,."':'h r th(" ' pl;C'''', It bas been dlecoviEed tha t sickness baa 'n\·pn·' .... n Hn:lI n"'m pmhf"r thp 'l t~ been. contracted trom some of tbe things ~~~-.t;":'.~ zT~~ , he"' " n "':1 Z~'" R empmbp- I sold at these rummsge sales . . ~IU ro n n~ ~ w .s!. ~ p Pl """ he:- tll D .. "e ~ou" ~. '11: :,. n nct f"1 " .i . R" 00 tors say tbatone 01 tbe dangers ::-..::rnb~"!"' :" Il l fn '~,l " e y our " h 'l:"'g"" tn 1183 In tbe tac~ that many of the articles ___ "",.. ,ll r ? t bpr l"'lnrh e"l. R""ld th,. tp:lchers mtght bave been worn, suob &8 bed I, rerr!" 1 \' 0 '1 • h. fe" clotbes. by sick people In days betor~ :'... WALT ':': R I,!. G~E::-.r::. strict rule at eanltatlbD "ere In '\'ogu~. PH · ·.~tate and baVing ~E!Qn s,utrdd 8",ay some place ARLES E . ~r..\RKH ..U! stlll retarn tile germs ",blcll are easily • • • no ro-d.r s' ttered tllroughout the communIty. ',~. m o,l"" t~tt: • io. <trMg an.1 ma"- fbe gOttOD ot the healtb autborltles In . inhtJ..litfd. bv \mf' rlC'an yoluntepr Cities wbere this bas been done. mee!.e ~hmp.n .. 1,0\ 1'0,.,.. \\'111. durln<:- ",Itb tlle approval o! tbe people, aDd anli«''''',n,.. W.'k. be onp of tho Elloulll be Imitated here and elsewbere ~~ny .,..'t:"'Il,.tln~ bOl)tho; at theo te-:l<'h·'t'<:l· ~ L an. Th:- (aru1·i,.Q of :\rS\~ten Park ~'l th' h cia d In w hi :e ... "'It().;;:.. I.'\. OSt HI t:". Th U ,'" will rp!l"""E-Cpnt the nay,\:. hnn ' h n rn~-< I""lIe of the battie st n Tf'x .'f. wllI dl !:1\- a m yriad )f 1')r~t I~t':>ll. ftfpC' ·~. flt"!"'~ h ~ f ~l io;: o( the ~~u~~ and btl!. "'!l! me~nUy strike n ('e~. ALDERMAN ZOELLER irman of Committee on Sanitary Iy\easures Does ot Present Report on Site For New Quarantine Hospital. BFFORT TO GET IT ON COUNTY FARM Aldermen Opposed to Building Pesthouse a ll Present Site Will Try to Win Ove Supervisors - Defeat Means Grief for Zoeller. It W90S with great g lee at tbe meetIng of :he Board of Aldermen yesterda)' that Ald. George Zoeller of tb~ lSth \\°a. rd said, " l1 ove lye adjourn." The report ot the Committee on nitary Meusures, pro\'ldlng that the new QuarantJne H051'Itai shall be built on the presPnt slte In the 1 th Ward, bad not been read. Ald. :\Ia rtln had tbe r eport nently tucked awa y In his Inside pocliet. Henlth CommissIoner G~ne was there to t al k on the ad va n'1!lges of building the hospital on' its present site. Eyer and anon du:i ng the ses~i.on Ald. Zoell·" would glance Imploringly In tbe dlrtctlon of the desk of the chalrma.n ot the Conlmit tee on Sani ta ry M eu;:\ures, and whe n the se~lon ended wlthoul A ld. :\Iartl n presentIng t he report. Ald. Zoeller's 51gb o! relle ~ could be heard In tbe corrIdors ot the City 'Hall. 'WAXT IT OX COT:XTY F ARlI , W hen asked ~oby the report ·was n('lt p resented at t be meeting yesterday. A ld. )jartln said that one last effort would be mnde to ha " e tbe m uch-dls oussed hospital built on tbe coun:y farm. To accomplish tbls It wlll re - quire the ~anctlon n( the Supen-isor'S. It was stated by Ald. ~ a rtln tbat just 85 soon 3.5 Mayor K.nigh t returns to the clty thE' Committee on Sanitary l leasures arid se"eral ot the Superytsor will nrranil"e to hold a conference In the ::\Jayor's Office and tha t at the next meeting ot the boa rd a re~.)­ lutlon would be IntfoduC'ed as kJng the permic::o;;lon of the upen'isors to e rect the bosplt3.I on the flOor rann.. Hov. suc(~e~~(ul this latest mon~ -n°nl be Is not known. All that Is known 1$ thnt the Hfl,llth Commls!!loner, (earlng an oUtbr1?aK 1)( ct'lntngious dlseaseq thi~ winter, 1s nnxious to hn "e a more {'ommudtous and up-tel- date ho~pltnJ buill. In : he meantime. the Aldermen ha\'e bad th mntter under consJdern. tlon (\) r alrl1o<:t a year nnd It I~ apparently as far from ~olutlon a.s ever. It was stated thnt in the e\'ent of the ~Up~rVlf:Ors re-fu!inlZ to take kindly tn thl!-l' 1s t€-n propc.:=:ltivn tbe bo~p!­ tsl will .)e built on the pre-... ent site. deSlllt~ the \~lgorous oppo~ltlon or A ~ ~ ler. , )711 .............. ... . .................... . .................... . 2 /nt I .................................................................... I ~AME TOWEL USED a' • ht ~ . M ORE THAN ONCE ~T n E E T Y I CTED 4. , n B \RB E R l 'I ' E O _ n C O .... - �'1'h~n Mr. Rogers I'I\Itl that 52 of the M signer' or the Dpclaratlon at Independence were ~l(\son~. "Do you think 7" a-ked Frank C. Perguson ... that thes(' mC'n were )la8on~ because the}' believed in the preeepts at the lodge or becaUse they bplie\'.d In f reedom and thought that were being Th. nnartl oC .\luerm.n y?sl"ldo' sItting opprpESed b}' the British." Q~ l Ito,lrd llr t.,' a l1\.\O;:StIS ('t'rlIti·d th.\l to qrder ~ h ge w a s authorized, "1 tblnk .. sa III Mr. Rogers. "that :\{a".\d mil"l:ll" Juhn M . O'Connt' 1l hos bC'en titl e to teal rc f'3 to rfect the Cl~'! sonrv tost~r8 the spll'lt of freedom." d ulr ,·t('dc~l Sllpt:\r\"l~or !r l~m the ll:lt ta x !mle ot l~tale acquired u nder ibt Th·e discussion gol to the secret so" 'anI Out ut a total or l.~:! \'ote5 <:a81 O"erseer ot the P cieties In poli tic •. Louis J' .b:engiJlt "I've b('ell in mn ny' ).1 .... sonic lodgeJ o hn M ,Y4..'ol1l)(-11 r,,("el\-ed (~i~l. lknni!i n'Ported, that he hadDorbeen f - -' . . PECULIAR SUSPICIONS AIRED- rooms," ~l\ld 1\11'. powers. "btl t I ne ver ~tn nll'Y :.111, 1\0\.1 the-I'e w r"tE:!: bhlnks nu m :- to meet urgent orccu In Order lh_ ~ rlltg ti:!. t.),Cunn~lrs pltlr.dily ~ a s ] ,;. ... , (ulh'\\ ing rales' ~:' to buy coni at the PLENTY OF DEFE:-ISE FOR THE remember healing a worn abou t pol1'rh ~ ".\d mlrnl'!)" ('('nlrlc.lte " ~lS signt':l1 0) ,It'li\"ered I h' e~ ut and store ~ tiC's spoken. However," hen I was in ORDERS, . n ,al t-ton lots, $6.25 \' "r ton' Massachusetts 1 fo und t hat every nlemt h~ :.~ .\Illerrnen d \;ring n I cCt"!"S toJ h e..'n l l)r II(>ft con i. de-I I\'ered, in half-ton lots. " ... ': Much Interest came out at the dlsc u s - ber of the Legislature was eith er a that Pl1l'po~\': lH~ r leu N elan on 8ecret societies which took place :\lasou or a CatholiC." TI.1C' pnllon.. ,hllgs rf.~",.I.ilin g.. in ,h.,. 1'l2"ill- The- l'ouncilrnen's SU ti . gges ~ns wI th retthe Church of the Messiah last "Do th~y rank the S8r.1e In your esU- I tat ~ml'n' oS:: \" ~ten'lI G"urg" 11 ~ l.lr~ C'tence to th • I u n 11 \)t to t he Committee e ras contract were referrcd mat!on~' asked lIr. Rogers. Mr. Pows ,H1 ilISI" ('1\11' utl u e-r t le Dur(' on Lamps. _bL One 8p~aker declared tha t It was ;:; lr("t:'l~ WtOre 11 pOrLed. t(lgt.'lh~r' wilh the ~Rrenl' ot school childten in doubtful It It bad n o t been for the ers dldn·t answer. M iss Ellen D. Baker, a t eacher nt th d,~nt.tl 01 1-'ra* J ::\lc :\ lt:rnt:)'s cll'p1iC'tHion l)t~trfct Ko. ~ "" ere aulhoriz~u to ~:~ )[8.Oono wheth.r th e United States Ce ntral High School. wanted to know t ,lr ftil.cotatt'I1ll"1l1 a~ a Slre€t ant i ht'cllth a lIl~ttng In lhat school on th .. ' "auld now be In existence. for, he said, If it was true that 0. Mason could never i IlFI)t;;dtll' Th~ laut'r is on o[ llin ~m- Of ~O\' be- 'E: e e\tDl:lg ftC.nUy a statement had bee 1 made In . '1 em r~. to discus InRHers Nrbe ("onYieted of a. cri me before a court p l(\y('~ rlrl'PIH.~U Uy CuI. " 'anI purSu611 t to tall1 n~ to the !l'chOOl ~nver to the .rr.ct th a t at the 54 s ignof lustlce. :i p\)lky of l'l'('IIWffiV 11\,·oh·1ng a rt'u:l{'tinn T.he report ot the S· u ·pet Committee (a. ers of the D.claratlon of Independence ':The rE:3.son I nsk." s he said. "Is that I the lh-par"'Ol~I\t fj)n~e. The t..:uitJlld c\o\.s '~II(1g AId Adam'! motion dlrc( Ung- Cot 52 were !lIasono. And n ot only that, the when we ",'ere stud}-ing clvie3 a fey; n _H lllojt ....'l F' ,:\1 .~h.·rlll)·s bdllg re~tvn.">(l h-. \\ nrd to pr E-pare plans tor an ele\'ated apeaker said that at th a t lime 3. ~a ­ 't he- ~·lIl;ibh.' II:-ot. r,)n\h:~r atong the Hamlmrl? Turnpib to IIODle 10dK"room was the only place days ago on. at th e boys said that a 'l'lw l01111\1 IIlicnllon!'t or, thi8 S'·.Ihh·ct fr" m the city line anll for consulting with Where people could sp.ak on au equal :l\Iason n vcr coulu be convicted ot' a. ('rime befo-e n court or j.us.tice. There C' tll. 'V ,ll·,t nil" tilt' Statl 'ldl ~(l'\·in" uhu ttlng property owners was adop ted. footing. (' lJmml~~ion "t"t·~ rt°(f'rI'ed lt1.. the Fin~nc(> The CommH t~ on P ublic Groun..Js will Someone else wanted to kn ow If It was quite e. discussion of th e Questlon. C OOlmitlt oI~lld (orpurarion COll1 \ji1i111ot 'S Ull- m\!\.'t tomorrow afternool1 at 2:30 o'clock was 80 that a Mason co uld not be con- The next day one of the bOYFo said that he b a.d investigated th e matter, and able re-~11Lut1on~ w t"r£" adolHt.'d with n'f~r- to take action on the bids ror a new clt\. victed or u. crime b.fore a court of jusence til tlw c.!l,.:tth of J os"'ph L. IL.llwr~trn Ct1mE: tcr,.· Xu report \'\3S submitted with tice and that brought out the case oC found th n t once there was a lIn so n con ~ IIlchael Sammon, the form.r police \·I e t ed. but t hat he wasn' t In good on mulloll _\lel. Ha~s h'r. ~r ~Ii.\bt'r~trl'l \ l"t."tt"l"pnce to the proposed new Quarantine s tand i ng . .-ptaln, who murdered Sergeant Ca ntsen e ~ iI~ l,ltY 1 r~~lIrt:l· . :::'l hprtt'f. l~~m- Il o~ pital. The Aldermen are trying to "U 0. nlan was a good Mason. he lte. sammon was a Ma son, but, ne ver11'*r (\t thl' (. nmmnn Council and 1I1'l~slllent arra nge to.r a conference with the S u~r. theless. he was sent to Auburn for lJ!e. I of tht> H,lllni t\( _\ hl:rnwn and a!'t}uillt:i..l \"bor~ re-prdlng the feasibility ot buildThe discussion ·wa.s sta rted by the 1 WO!Jlr!l: ;; t hFfore :t jury," £aid )::-. ' h lm~t'lt \, lth htllwr In t'ach of th st:' ca- ing a new pest house on the cc>untr pastor, the R.verend L. ~r. Powers. He Whll !n£'. _ 11:\l·llle~. f.lrm, at a considerable Saying or money. pke ot mnny things which scented to "I don·t ~ a y tfi'r:t it :s so." 5ald ·!\Ir. lavor the secret societies and then Power~. "but it is currently remarked things ,,' hleh see med to be against that the probing into tbe clty's finan- ~_~_ _--: tilem. Mr. Po~\'ers htmselt does not be- I cial affairs hl..~t fall would have been ~ •, to any secret socieUes, bu t he ga,'e more thorough it it wasn't for .:\Iasonie \.II r ._......; , congregation the opportunity to say influence." 11 .. .. .. ••• .. ••••.. .. •• .... •.. • ..... .. . .. ..... .. . ..... ........... .. bat th.)' thougbt or the m. "The prose<'utinS' attorn.y was not a q w. H. Baker was tb. first t o take a d- Mason." declared lIIr. 'I'I'lllting. .. ...... ........................... ........... .. ,·atap of the opportunity n.trorded last "Who was he?" asked someone. .. ...... .. ... ...... . nlarbL He said that he had been in onl)uFl'ank ~. Loomis," ,,,as the ans,,·er. two secr.t societies In bls lite and " I don't thinle It would be falr to 1 tbat was when he lI"ed in a country say." .ald Mr. Fprguson. "that because . Imperati v e Duty Again Neglected. '/ M R . WI LSO X' S PART IN IT. town. a. man was a Mason. Masonic influence f~ere weren't many things to interwould be brough t to bear to get him Cf .Y Wilson. lhe local sporting man W ,as announced in the Sunday eat one In II. small plac .... said ~r. f r ee. It would ho.rdly be fair to sup· Tnl , has just relurn.d Crdm • Baker. "so we used to have consider- pose that any man could go along disbl k 0111nlon, the urgent recom ~ able amusement out of th em. but, of r egarding the la,\-s and thp.!l expect to me dation of the health authorities. bunt g trip In th. Hudson Bay dis· trict, is & notoriously modes t man. Be course. In a big city like this I don't ge t free of punishment because b e b.· d id not come back from the Canadian Bee what one wants t o dally with surh longed to some secret soclelY. I can the racllcally unanimous voice of th e "ith a. long story of his succeSS\ ellly tblngs. Both of them a re ou t of .... where frlendsblp mlgbt count for press. and the dictates of prudence. by a"ilds nd startl1ng tales of hair-breadth esexlatence now, so I don't see any harm something, but it would be the same withholding lhe report fa"orable to the capes. In fact h. had \'Or)' 1I1tl. 10 to telling about somelhln g we us.d to fri e ndEhlp tbat I might oblaln outside erection of a new Quarantine hospital sa y regarding his trip. H owe,-er, hi! do. Wben w" initiated a new memb.r l or a secret .oclet~·. I don't think for b rother·in·law. Ed Ah'ord of Detrol~ we blindfolded blm. Thpn we walk.d a minute lhat the tact a man IE 3. M a.- on the site the clly owns. Ald. Zoeller was Induc.d to lell about It In y.ster· d ay's Detroit News-Tribune, so we are him around the room w ith his arms son would. carry much weight there. It Is stili resisting this Impero.tlvely nec8 bie to fool Mr. ml ~on b)' publishing abaYe his head. Someo ne would care- is the friendsh!D that counts." eSERry improvement. The un de rstand - s ome of the interesting details of the lealr trip him and th e n another m em- \ "Any man who ,"ould go along d lsre1Ier would grab blm by tbe arms and gardlng the laws and then expect to Ing Is said to be that next w ee k a c tio n huot. The Detroit paper says : liEd Al\'ord is back from the wilds ot will be taken for again r equesting t he IMI1jI him up. That signified that it was ,aVOid punishment. ,tust because h. was .-oct thtng to ha.v e someone to hold a. ::\I9son, wouldn't r ea lly be a Mason. county-'s p e rmiSSion to place the ins t1 - northern Canada with th e fin est trophy o f the hunt secured by an)' DetrOit 7ea Up when you were falling." He WOUldn't be very much of anything. Damonte A. Whiting said that he He would be no better than tbe man tullon on tbe almsbouse farm. This sportsman this year. H e has a magnl~ fieent moose head, which he intends to interested i n Masonry for 25 who had his name enroHed In this has before been refu-ed. There is no have mounted. Alv:ord went away - . . . and that It had a lways been '1 chu rch. then went out and got Into apparent reason for e xpecting a dtt~ something O\'er a month a go. a~d at source of a great deal of pleasure to . trouble and expect.d the church 10 ferent answer from the Board of Su ~ Toronto he joined Charl.s " IIson. him. get him out of It." formerly of Ibis cllY: D ~ D. p "I'YE> taken e\'ery degree now except "Is it so?" a~k('d a woman, "that a pervlsors or any of the officials of th healtb officer of Buffalo. and eorg! towns no\y. The y may h a r d ly be re- Knight, brolb.r of tbe ~ayor of Buf· the S3d," be said _ "Some people may be ~I ason never urges another man to beot the impression that it is a wnste of come a :\Iason ?" quired to aceept respon ibility in order falo. " The journey north was a long one, time and money. but I'n1 su re I don't "I beUe\'e that no :Ma~on will ask an the camp being pitched In the wilde.. aee It In that IIgh t_ Masonry should other mnn to become a :\lason, but it thnl lh. city may be r elieved of It. This controversy over the hospital ki nd of country over 400 mtles from not be confounded a s a rival of the he wan~ anyon e to join th e re are ways r cburch. No true Ma son will pu t It of making It known," said Mr. Powers. sIte is nearly it not quite twenty years To ronto, on the Yermlllion River. were ~o plentiful that a man could h!l\e there. As a source ot teaching of thn "And I might add." .ald Mr. ~'blt­ killed-ali h. wanted to. but lh.y hId brotherbood of man I thin k It eom- lng, .. that every :l-Ia.on Is morally re- old. with no pro~p ec t of ""tlllnS' It e x - gone for moose, a nd did not bother ",-lth pares tavorabl::;' w Ith any organization. sponsible tor those whom h e brings cept by th e one wny. The city p os- t he d.er, oUl.ide of killin g enough Cor Why. the men who hay e done the most Into the order." sesses a fayorab le truct on wh ich th e food and bringing back two apiece, as for mankind, three out of .very fiv., In clOSing', Mr. PO"'e rs said that he old hospital bos be.n long locat.d. allowed by the law. were Masons." dldn't intend to ha\'e It unuerstood U,at .. It was a long tramp from the camp When lIr. ~9hltlng finish ed a young n. s ecret socie ty was dangerous to SO~ where It h!l~ donE' no harm that ('nn to the bauntS of the moos•• and AI· maD In the rea r ot the room came to cl"'t:r, be('ause he thought It was nluch b e ";>ecltled. and where It is likel y to vord killed the first o nc. It was & ma nlllcent bull. and Ed confesses that the ....scue of the Odd Fellows. b e Iter than lraM unions and lhlngs of r c.mnln. misera ble barrack though it h ~ut .I,,·en bullets inlo blm beCore He pointed to the Johnstown fiood and th a t sort. But he dl(\ think that this Is, unle~ better quarters can be prothe Gah·e.;ton Hood; how the Odd Fel. good fe.ll ng. [hi_ fee ling of trot her hood l~e big CeliOI\' laid down. AI .. 'They won·t run , a step,' sald. . ~ \'Ided on that Innd for the sbe lte r of' lows bad sblpped nloney and supplies ~hould be e xte nded to e,gery man in ~ . d 'It they see you before thel ge d~D th~re as soon as they heard ot it. slead of to a Hule group," u nfl1rttinnte vic tims ot infectlou3 tiis .. ~~; ~cent. Instead , th ey are more lapt I don t b e lieve there is a member ot ea~. . ce I put the first shot c ear a secret SOCiety w ho Is in the almsto ad\~ntbi, fello\\,. but be only woo k The manlrc-st duty at the cit y Is to house. We take care of Our own poor. '" I t~roug ~ld I ga ,'e him another I W'e have a big place In Lockport for , _.. _ _ ......................... .... ....... .. ordpr t he new bulldlng constructed a.t hIS bead. al t· ,·1 he f.1I W. bad to k t this up un . th old Odd Fellows. Then there is tb. ep ther before l\ge came acroSS e once. Zueller. by his policy of obstr u (' ~ money we distribut p to widows and 7 QO /) go fur ,. (Wlison) k Ul.d. H. finish· orpbans. Isn't a ll that a good thing?" ,>-- , .. - ... ~ ... . ... t:, ...... ... " ... l lcn. I. In the po IUon o f a publi c en' one Charl~. ~ ~ ~hots We were the oo ed h'1m wllb huthe -pa rty• who got any Someon. else said th a t It til. ch urch "my. H e Is not r:: ening th e mun lci?'\ lonly ones I~n spite of ihe bardshlPS of was fulfUllng Its mission on earth tber. i!y or hi~ w ord. Tho~e who give him , moose. an d h ds back wouldn' t be a ny n eed of secret socle_ . we were bound em:" I "uPP<lrt are false t o Ihelr publlo I getti ng lhe e:' tiP" du ty. ShoulU s mollpox r eapp ea r in the to have them. was a. very hard journeY, "-\. nlBn goes into 3. secret society for "~he re~urt~ree teams to haul 51)1 that feeli ng of brotherhood which city t h l5' wInter. a nd patie nts h tl\'e to as lt t~ho wing how rough the co un: aeetn8 to be Signified by these socletl ••. pou nds. -. d and Wilson bad to walk. be committed to th e wre t c hed old but whlcb enn't be found in tbe try IS. AJ~~rmiles from 11 in the morn5trueture, whIch has been repeA tedly and bu'"'h ..... made _J minutes before 6 in tbt . til tWO Mr, Pow.rs remarked tha.t the work d eclared officially 10 be u n fit for the mg un AI,-ord carrying his moo.--t the Odd Fellows was all right, but ey~ning.· Aside frOW h ow;lng o f cS llle. the Aldermen w ould h ead four mlles of the,way. • e Wanted to know whether it wa~ ha\'e t o meet .E'u('h n storm of public . "'ork attending the bunt, AIdone bt'('Ruse those particular sufft'r ~rs tbe hard. th. head cost him $100. but 'vere Odd Fellows or because they were f.llow men. nt ................................. ............................ tbey sbould scn rce l' : ; :'\ yard sa) \ . \\'Ollng to go again, as lh! h e would • _ be n.ficlal to bls healtb.... "Wby not broaden OUl," said ~r. trip was ,ell _ _ _ --" " and take In eyeryone-:" ... " ' Fron1 ... .............. . ............................................................... . to me,'" ~ a id Samuel C. sec ret eocleUes should be ............................ ...... -............... -........... lIt::~ as good. bette r 3l1d besL The brolherbood Is e".fyone looken oh! when Is the City to have everyone else. Now, some ~ and proper quarantine hOSPital? .......................................................- ..... secret societies g o through Al erman Zoelle r may some da y be' funny bURin .... bu t I tblnk II Hnd that their ritua ls a nd pre- ca ed upon to shoulder a serious regood, 1'"e always i ntended sponslblilly for his stubborn obstruc _ son ohould become a. Mason ~Iau. to thlR In this matter. The needs I don't know at an;' place o f . , entire c !ty arc more Imperatl"" man ('an meet and talk to lnen than tbo~e of anyone ward, e,'en the CADMIRAL" JOHNM. DECLARED DULY ELECTED 't'omptr~J,,~4- ~ (I: N. OV 1 Y. ............................. _- 1902 _ I ........................ !:.:>, ................ TI ...M .......................................... . I i I ne: I Y. H __ __ _ ' __ ' I I I ~7~:j:t:(l~~oc:."s =. . . . _ I a .laoonlc lod ..::________________......______________ roorrL!·I'ii~~~I;~~III;. . . . . .i;~~==~~.: .J~__....~ �1Va cioation in Public -- ~ Prolec t f the H• . ~ $1.000 TO BE APPROP!W~·O!'E VELA i OYER PESTHor'~ • tor an elevated road- TIlt mo..,:e;samblil, turnpIke tv the ...r &\Ol11!h' pro,re••lng. i esrlt)' lint IJ "~ .~ Idennen dIrected lordly tbt Bol· G. Ward. the CommlsColoael r,."eJ 1I"0,ks. to prepare ,io.er 01 PlI!lC, JU1Icture. "'Ith the plana for ." ..ore than $1.000 be ~ · )ti cl~ Lh&l .. The matter came ,xpe.d!<lll~ In tbe torm at a bttort \ht tbe ,fU'!tt committee, tn,.port tlOOl """,tion at Alderman d.....lD~ ttr ..to The aldermanIc wmel ..,t- b'-t resterda>. was .uUcC o. tbt .. '" ...,unont.__ d. l&r over that much a --tlOD&5tO where t h e proktd.C'ClIh!, ~ .... IfIth......hould be placed. ~ aanll>l1""""'" com mIttee bad bot. I.."",t!d .....ek ago to report "'ut th~ IIlU~ r~ttrdfl.)\ but Alderman ZoJeller".O urK 8u«.teded In putting II t.~ for • n H: ...re. at least. Aldermsn z.,,1It! dodl/!l It as hIs belle! ()D that It Is ,tJll poIlibl. to have the bulldtn, PUl OD tbe poor fum Instead ot on Ib- old JIlt • Eut Ferry street, In hb un B. or .... ot hI. assoclate. Plpt(l to bl ~ I conference ,,1th C1Wnnan GI . ond other members ol tb. Boud of ,'PU'·l.., ... durI ng the _k "'~ .bea, IlfI' Monday. Alderman Zoeller may tIT t, , et & resolution lh,.., b !h, Bwd 01 Aldermen tor the appointment of & (ommlttee to confer 10nnall1 on .- IUll"'t wIth ... Imlla r commlttf!' O'om 14t !lupervtsol1l. "TblI lattJI PI" wl\l merely r.. ult tn delan" tht latldlng at tbe new ",. thou ..: all u old m.mber ot the Al~tr""....m fe!lttrday. "We all lenow tht ft~~rs won' t !!Itand tor havln, tilt ~ on the poor tArtn. WhAr. tilt a.. ~ .... Ung time on .. conft:rt:!t' In the tnd w e' ll ha\"'e to buUd OIl the p!1O<Jlt ,It•• II we are to build at III Ir. about Ume tbat tbls game ot itlir nt tnded." The ~ o! Ill. councilmen that ,h ••1t<::Itn alll .. .nth tbem In going n rt<<oII". manldpal g1L8-lIghtlng plant ltd oN!ntng 1"(I.latlon to that tnd 1f'U lam!" It II mtmd to the commIttee on lha, there ~'111 be Ie.. tlll' «lImll1ll~ory luwiug' stnt clli '--'t1t : I " Til,' lJan' nts 01 c hillll'l,' l l who an.' nut ViH,(: illalpu f,houl, l i"n<.·c thp situation . Tht l aw n 'n - IH'o llt'rl y d (' uHlulis that th e l)l"l'{'ullti on whicb S('j· l~':'H\ nt i al a~al1ls t s mullp:)\': shall be Ihell Ull t o It i8 tru e t a t ~Olll l~ lwo plt\ ll u HOC cH ' C'C llt th {' tileorr. but that ('ounts fo r nothing s o la r a:-< tlt t: puhli (' ~ dHln1s an.' (·o ncefuC'd . ' ·a('cinatioll is in sis t ed upon ill tlH illlt'IT~t of pllilli<.· hl'alth and ~ afcty. and t h el'C' i s no w ay o f cseaping it. T ltl an chol"l t h:-; haH' no elec ti o n in the maltel'. It is th e la w aull mllst t ' IU l' tlt'j IUS he oh,' y cd :' "' ,, t r ust th a t t he pa n' nts or th c ,:;c 977 Poughlwc psic c hil d ren P08~ c. .~ r n f)u ~h ~p i rit autl i n de pendc..\lu'c to e mphatically asse rt th('il' rights a n,1 r~ uuk e Ih" o lli dal< fOI' th eir proposed unwarrantl'd and illegal en· ,'·ua t' hlllcnt U pO Il tht' Il(' r~o nal Iib('rty of lhe indhidual. T he as~crlio u Ih a l "lh ,' authorities ha,'(, no e lectio n in the matH' r " .... nol t ri l l' T hul' is no eompulsory vaccination law on til e statute bool\s , ,. thi. :3tat,· ntlll tlw re ne ve r will be. though an attcmpt was made to e n· at·! "ut' h a l'l·'llllat ion at th l' last session of Ihe State L('gislature. The ,'<'0111,· ot :,\ ,' w 101'1, an' nol ready t o cou nte n3llce legislallOn lhat would 111ll in thl" ~ h a\l p Ho tn t\ of the intolerable la w s of the Dari;; A g e ~. TIll' vacci nation of "chool c hildren in tbis State is dlret'tl.'l! by law ollly in fa sp:; wh<.\11 a ('ommuuity is threat ened wi th a contagion of ~mall · IlJX. E'·cn t hen it is tli s eretionary with the Board of H ealth as to wheth· lhe l'It ildrcn shail \Je vaccinated. This 13w cannol be e Morced. There h3'" uce n a nu mbc'r of t ('st l'ases withi n the last few years and in no in· .lal"·c ba H' thl' " O llrl~ fail ed lo a"sct'l Ihe vi tnl principle of re publican ):" " ' rtJUl <'nt whidl hold s pe rsonal lib erty sacred Irom the 3ri)itrary die· t'l' talt's o f le g i~lat ol' s. Yaccination inyol ves lb e inoculatillg or a healthy h uman body wit h a loath.omo? poison . whi ch cau s es more dea t hs th a n smallpox itselL Instead of p 1't'"-d..'nting t h l " di~ea sC' it ~o poisons the human ~yst c lU a~ to make it l ia ulc to \·a rioll~ pN'r 1!Jtjct- must be given t o • t rom !nO. f or&d'~ be - r'" VV 19, NOV 1 &$- ~ ~;Jv ~ ............. 1 .Y..~ .......~........ . CO&! delivered to Ibe t rI, ••11 by. '" G e .r&e ~Ter,. t .s J -:ua U r QnaraoUlled "' H er ll a u.Y Pers o ns !! .'Te a.eD 1!:3:'" p. »ed-ldl . ... ~eJl J c .I n.' o r d lnJ ul"8d la. R a Ilroa d \Yre o k . , . ,.raeu&e. ...................t ·OV .....0 ..... 9.Q2 .............·. • ................... Ji • •• • • •• • • • • •• , ....... . . ,.. t.••• • • • •• • •• •.• •••• ~o.-===== GISTERE D I X XE W YORK. ,. York . :'\0" l.~. -The tollo wlng Bufe :-.a~~da~.r.e r egis tered at X.ew York ASTOR-G. G. Prince. A S H L A K D- ~". H. CrE'ssy. Xortord, N AV A RRE-F. \, COS MOPOLITA N- Po P. Pierce HERA LD SQl'ARE- C, E. Crane MANH ATTA X-F. DeP. Townsend WALDO RF-E. H. Butler, Ml •• A · D . . Bu tler. J. M Wiley. te~AI NT DE:-Il~W D. Hall. A. E. BuBE LYEDERE-F Le,,,ls SINCLAIR-G. J . St ewart YICTORIA-J . !3aer. J . H. ·Grant. E , E. H ol m es, E. R 0 M a1ley. E ARLI XGTO:-l- J , H. Armstrong W T . Henderson, J . A . MensInger. ' . Sn:RTEVANT-W H. Hellrlegel GI LSEY-W. D . Greene. . G RAN D-D. Wile. PARK AYEXl'E-J. W, Dletser. G. A. M aug GRAX D 1:XION-M. W. Long W B r ec k ~n r ld g e, S . B. Early • Dfl'E RIAL-G. T . PreUfer D. Scball. R. Kuehne. J , E, Gavin. B. C. Ta ber G • . A. K ilburn. It .k-;: ~:- = 'M.~ It:~ .~A~~ l!ubou n d thl tW'ill" nno X o ne but the old fathe r. f~bl e as he W3', napped them. on e by one, ix>twCl'n his £nl!'E "'. Our e itiC's a re grow ing lnrgt r and more demcly populated. becomi ng mo r~ an,l mo re complex and iutcrmingl('d. closl' quarte h- . it bclwo" l's us to li" e r igh tl~'--c lse WI' Liit' is WI' l h'e in such suffer. B ecause we huddle toget h('r in large citil" there is U l'Cll of special auolunc('as iuf: \'ill'ilancl' 011 t he pa rt of m unicipal authori ties to t ake care that life llIay h lived u nder t he b("t conditions pos-iblc. Xuture's weapous aga in" t dioNlSe ,hould ba.e fa ir play in the fight. ,t1nlight a nd f rc , h ai r arl', a fter a ll. the m o"t e ff('('ti. 1' w('upons against IF,c,,,,I'. Ad,l to the,e plcuty of r ..st. and the hu r ri('(l. wo rried Ih·('.; of many would h.. Icnll'tlu'11ld aud r"fn , hcd . The f u ture I... "lth nf tlw p('(lplp demand., t btlt ('",' ryl h in!" po"ible be . . Life is but un iIlu,- tration of t he old ,tory of t he d~' ing m an 'lI1d his bundle of sti~k". of his . On, (,(·uld break the bundk done t o WMd off <ii,en-c and to COt" r>P the yit3 1i y of t h ~ roc. in hu,;y. conc:,·, ted X'w l('rk wide - t red.; nnd opc n 'pacl'- mu" J ••• • •• •••• • ••••••••• • •• • •••••••••• •• •••••••• • ••• • •••• ••••••••••• • '} Here be pr ... .idcd nUll dUl' a ttention pai,\ to keel'inf.( 'Ilnit " tinn a t a high <tandard. Our how", ,.1t·'ul,1 be built u pon plnn, nnd p rincipk' providing nrd. the only reo, 'fhe OfficIal or t~dobn M. O'Con_ ............... JHWf ...:..Q.J:~A.Y. ............ .. ;!N her iu brger and more power f u l combinat ions. ~";~'O<\ tb. retarns .......................... :::............. /\ ..................... . , t o 'k eep tMlr Ph\" ~~ ;I'~ ot 'nn\'- city d t o.g clea.n II ne~. ' the h ~ nlth au dUn w-en in com p ..is in lm,in!':';;. so in e. cry othl'r branch of l ife, lIleu nrc !l'('tting to- NOV nfald t ra l'< ctl1 0 h • l~ combininf: to £ght "'-l'alth. Harp poo, <"'age..! In a crU::-..."\. n. jus t: .oW' en ...~, n barber shOPS in t a .. p el cie~l. nl\nt ~S \~ haven't pride enough c tly It b.J.rb er:- . f bu ... \neo::.s dean. s ingle indi\'idu ~ l bu>i np,scs : weal th is combining to fight lahor, Dnd labor BOARD OF HEA.LTH TI; YIXG TO S TAM P ot: r S t.:A.ltLEl' }' ,I;'ER. I Of ther.lrom mar and ".1. ''3 r tment 1 uff alo Hea\ t h D epar . de (0 m- __ T HIS i. an age of con C!'ntrnt ion and confr derat ioll. Trnd,... are di,guiscd undL· r am a lgn mations ; ya t cn t<>rpr ise;o cont rol t hou ands of ~lDE~llC .-\'1' WOLCOTT '!d«U" e or dangerous ft ~tore compensation I t~ ! :~ &nd ch~stnut u 11"(\\0 Barber ShoP i?,:;,;.......pP cm.1 the SyrllCUSe Po:.'t.) A Healthy City-Ho,v to Get /1 ............ ...................................................... . S pecia l t o The Pos· Expre.ss. cltl1<n Itre reported by some , all4. n.<lQ. fo, damages wou Id be "-okott, Xo,-. H .-~ ('a rl t f~ \' e r has On motto r n ~·a. adopted b roken o ut In " . )]CO tt and there is t:"rea t Ptnnl • '4.11donnan Thomas of :.he , 10 ~ttd to the parents t ear that the dlse n. e will 'pread. a . ~laD\' • \0 hOld .. mtt~ of district No. 22 ha ' ·e been px pos e d . Y e ~t rday (h e f nm ily In, on the ·r II tb. scbool bulld- of George Avery wa~ Quar.lntined an,} for the parpco,"'":" ot November 25th cotUlt<lloo ~ 1. U..lng matlers In e v ery effo rt is b e Ing mad e by th~ b oard Id lhe h:tll4!q !lit '<boot. It I. clalm_ Of)~eaJth tol SLOP It~ ~pread . """ AtlI&rr b"ovtl'crou-ded and In TS .. X eIHe ~~l n!(l rd . or ,,'olcott, Wh o " 'as;. Injured in t he r ul1 w :1 Y c _ A" bflllUoo , \loa. In e . t "'''d \(Ie ball at the JI,,"~ion, a~ '- yra tl~ e. la :,t • :\l o n rlay • ' t 01 \ "Co~~er t Hall on d CiY. s:;' brought tc \\-OICOt[ Y E' ~ £t:. ­ IuII7 l ptai 'I:i<lObe, :It~ "'as grate an v ",no? Wa::; m orE" ;::: e r erel y injure d t h an n. 0. """ d,tbe ald.rm.n. e . ~ o ther Pil:-'st-ngl'r one (' u t O, ·t'l h~ r !\ ~ H Ill. POOr. Loul. J . .) t! r~quJrin~ ~ e '"Cn ~ tI~ ~f' ~ to C'hJ:::~ i t.~ rtt bI4a ...aYo> ,UII Irn po.slble to I • t I n . clly has to pay I. ....................... m a lad i es. anyone of which may rC ~l1lt fatally. a;'~ fMer oucb a Iau- unle.. • .............................................. ......... .'lIU,' ~';; ~lllItl!DiGat: 0( PubUc Work. at t nt ............... .................. ............................ .. Tht' fort' mo::5t scie ntists and l>by~i cj8ns of tb e day denounce ,"a ctinat ion. Scicnt ilka ll),. it has no s tantlillg, Th(' onl) r('a>Otl it is Ullh('ld in <'i tks is t"'ea u.c th l' \Joards of health waut to shilt upon the shoul· d'I ' o( till' peoplc' rt'S IIOn"ibilit)' fo r any .-ayages Irom smallpox which lllar In.' brou~ht Oil , as likc1 .r as n ot . through their own ine ffi cie ncy and in· l'OIl' Pl'Il'IH'Y in perform ing th e dUDes with which t he y are entm.l('d, claims ' d&mag! fUlts agains t the cltr II .- IIO,'I.lon, 01. re90lutlon Introc!uctd If AId",•." Adam are carrtod out no. ....'''Ion dIrects Corporation I Foldman "to prepare ::.~ct to lltCd th rtor requiri ng ttl lhl' l,' ch u:at i rlct. al'rl'st . . all c:hiltl l'en who are abseut u HlI !->\ hlOl. .\ lHl tl \(.' I'(' y u u n n'. The school authol'iti l'~ of Poughl,ecp~ II' pruJlo~e t u .... nturn' bo th In\\":-> , Th('r jm;lily thch' a c tio n in the rol- toelevau ,lLL(l\l"!1'-1l • f" ' ,1\\1 . ridt .!1tf Turnp ike. B lll'alth ~"O I1' ; chools of the State. ) ~~R"piA·NS. om(·, t' .I"hll S . \\ POllghkl'l'psic Bt,anl E,hllalion that thl'r" arc !'" hoys allll ;:11'1; who ItaV<" 110t u""n yactinated in thl' puulic " ' hoolo of thal city. 0111' la " l'"d ude, from "('\1001 all lb ildn'll who an' not vue<'i uat{;'rl, GI ~ol('S a I'ou<;hk('"psi u paller: anolh('r _'::""-'7'---::0=-- - " ( I ................................................................. .. pl(' nt~· of \'(·mila tion anrl pll'nty (If l i::rht. ./' ('ilir." yL'l wc h, r rieu,l" our l iving' p lnc ' a, ii af raid o f the -un '~ ray> . Il \R DER (O,"" CTE D. Tbt'n, to., . :he nil' we bl'l' a t h o ruu,t An tho ny S ho re-n o. 811 Italia n b a rber O. ~:!1) Ge-nes pp S trept. wa s before eo Braunlel n in )[ unlC'lpal Co urt ~ ~. ~ l f'l'd ay r ha.rgt""d ~ith n\.~ f" . ,,-p mu,' eliminate tlte Itiudrallcc, to h ..·alth an,l p rvyide the kill er, ,,{ d i-en- h". saw S hor~ n f) • 1('0 E'3 ch u~e a ::-in Jit'l- to,,'!?1 o n th i" f? t~~ of t w o ..~u ~· tODler ,;: ShOff" nO COl\'or e lhl! in ~p eclor was ml ~takp n and th e barb.e-r· !it wi.!d ~W o rf" h e was a Har JudgE" Braunl ein. h ow E-y e r. rl"\ n v r ed the defendant and Hnt><! hI m 3.4; . ~ k,'pt n, {rc~ fr,'m conI ,1Ilokt', dlls t nn,1 other iml'ltri ti. ,s a- c,)ndi t illn, will allo"·. th ~ in~p ec t o .. y tol ati n g l'I r ber r:hop orcli n ..\ n In he- H 'h Df'!"Iartnl E"nt c;:WO l"P be '-cw Y ork i" t h ... unni." t of Xntnrc ' the .Jr"lllll, of t he rno,t ,alll.'uinc !.el ipn'r - in heal'h will i ultillmenr, , n id Ollr _ur rounrlin ",4 of the d g('n€Tlltin'" ho,'c a Ut I'\' life-we ,hall be born again. ~ �As to Milk. 48"'AL , Milk is al' C. cellent h,II)ital ..................................................................., for /;10 . CAUSES th~se iJrgani,ms a nd is onc of t1.e ..................... !...... ......... easiest sources of infection. One Tun. • ~ hUlldI'cU al1d nincly·fivc epidemic5 of ODUCE DISEASE typ1Hlid fe,'cr have been directly traced tuWn',i!lia. bas been placed '.' _ ( !':-•••• •••••••••••• •• ••• •••••••• I fs. 190Z..·········..··. ·. . ·· ....··· .. ··NOV·.. ................................................................. 'J' (I".~ to milk. while 50 epidemics o f dipht be ban of tbe Geneva board oC t heria h,l\' c beoll f!lUnd to or have That body will take steps to A~:'!i · thei r origin in th e sa me food. prevent l'llmmage sales in tbat tbrivIn his " csc ription of t he f" rm,; of Ing young city on tbe g round tbat they various disease gcnm, P rofessor )' I(lo rc m a de matt)'· interesti ng s lalC- a re a menace to tbe pllblie bealth . It Illent s regard ing the Qrganis lll s. 1[e is cla imed tbat tbe elDtbing a nd ar tis~l.Id anthrax germs arc extremely cl es commonly donated for sucb a R~\qF. ,T H. ~ 8ACTERIOLOG I ~T" S hardy, . \n acquai ntance kept a piece fairs a re gathered [rom garrets and :, of silk ~qrd bea ring the germs for eigh ty year~ in a corked bo ttle and cellars and that tbe public health is then nsed the cord t o iafect a guinea "ndangered by the crowding 01 people Greater Di~covery Ever M ade l pig which died in a few ho urs. Th e Than That Sickness Is as N atural as anthrax g~ rm \\'as o ne o f the first ; n rooms w here s Ul'h stuff is offe rell tor sale . The handiing of artlcles of Health-I nteresting Facts About to be diseo,-crcd. cl othing by people of all conditions is The speaker s tated that a la rge Various Sorts of Infection- The percentage of persons arc a l11icted with also drclared a menace. The rumf,losquito. ii.berc ui.f)si <. It i, believcd by sc icnt· mag p ~a le bab .. bas heeome so firm ly P rofessor V . •\. ;\I oo re of th e Gor. i'-ts that expe~to.ration 'i s o ne W:>l' fi xed in al l o ur ci ties tbat it will need uni> ersity [acuity Olle of the best , for the transm.SSlOIl of the ge rm s. mDrc tban the board of bealth to IItnowll authorities on bacteriology in Tetanus Toxin. country delivered a lecture o n The toxin prociuced by the tetan us scare tbem aivay [rom 'tbese dePDSidise:\Scs last night a t the ge rm is deadly ' n the ,ie.xtJ'e\.)e. Tlie to ries of cast-off clotbing a nd other First lIi, E. Chll\·c4. tetanu s o rgan.i£nts do \lot lnnltipl y in articles. Tbe shopping instinct is so Dr . "loore brOllght Ollt with start· the hllman h09Y I)U'~ r~mai,J~ at the stron g in womankind tbat th ey will g cieariless and proved by pictures pDint o f c ntranGp ' j\io,.the , bpdy. ('ontinue tD h unt fo r possible hargains a scn!en \hat the hllman body is Certain "I')'a,... .fur \'!s t'aJl€c' BaltiIn spite o [ the germs wbien may lurk f~edi(.g ground for innum erable 111 0 re, arc infected by these germ< bebind the counter. -.'be Geneva mlll.O"S ..QLocg~Dia!1ls most of them and a nimab wi.Dse hides a rc punc· and good, but some o f them tured in such dist ri cts a rc likely to beal t h authorities bave, however, call" ,"tro,m.lv d~rotlS. di e. ed attention to a pDssibie SOllrce o f In openi.fg hi5".~~cture he referred In o ne im.tatlCe il \\ as noted that a danger in these s ales, and preeaulions the recelll devclaj:Jment of the im- great lllallY Fourth o f July accident, s bould be taken to prevent the offersciCllce, bacteriology. IIe sa id res ult ed fut']lIy because tetanus o r greatc'~ discovery was e,'er made lockjaw de\'Clopcd. It was later dis- iug of anytbing for sale wbieh m.ght .. ................................................................. 0,. . V. A. Moore Spea ks Various Germs and Effects v1rrrv--.. ,?ttl"""- the sitiiple o ne that disease is t he of natural 'causes. }.Iost per· sons believe that an epiJemic o r infection'is a sort ..of vi sitation which cannot be prevented and that the in· d1vidu'al is in no 'w ise responsible fo r the calrtmity. Such view s pre"ailed the time of plague in the middl e ges. It 'is just as Ilatural for a perso n to fit ilt as it i" to be well , said ~lr. oore. Disease is the result o f callses teh are alway ; at wo rk a nd 'it is y when the prcYailing conditions "me antagonistic " -to the human tern that disease resaits from the liings of natural laws. The intigation of tile causes of disease W a nc\v departure, unknown to the ancient s and dcycl o ped within the past 30 years. Boards .o{ Health. Dr.?lloG,e pointed o ut that the o r· ,anization ot boards of health and the placing of power jn t he hands o f health (llneers is o ne of the manifcs ta ' tions of tbe ' lew kn owledge men han regarding diseases, their ca uses and he ways ta combat them. VVh ile hc , id lIot .devale lUllCh, time t e;> the dis· ll."ioll of ~hi~.!op.c he. argued ,~ tr o ng. for t he complete o bedience of the Ollllllllllity to the orders of it s board f health ano his entire talk s howed lainly the Hced o f com pliance with the re,g ulations formed by san itary ""'Pe,ts during epidemics anti at other time<. The ~ I de rm en Directed Col, Ward to Prepare Plans for Elevatln( the Roadwa}, HOSPITAL. A Conference Will be Held with tho County Legi s l.tors in Re· l ard to it. ItlportAot action wa:s tnken by the board at yesterday aft ernoon's meet· lug rC'gnrdlug the plan of elevotiDg the Ham· ourg turnpIke. True, t h c> action tIl1;;en, being merely preliminary. Is t nr trOD t hp r ulmln· R t Ion or t he f4cbeme. but t he ~act that tbe nhlermen haxe given otHdal lecognltloll to I the necessity tor Impro\'" lng tbe turnpike !s 0. long step 10 t he right direction. accordln, to t be 'flews taken by those Intern tt'd In the project. The resolution adopted by tbe aldermen direct. Col. Ward, comm issioner ot tlubll~ works, to prepare plans for an eleTated turnpl!r:e at an expense not to ex~eed. $1,(m. It aleo torth the reasons t or the de.lre to baTe this done. The r esolution. which W45 adopted unanimously. Is as follows: or nldel'men .et. covered ,that the peculia r ~ Iay soil by any possibility be infected . used in maki ng the crackers was lll· fe cted with tlle .l.l:er,til. Dipht hrria g rrtn, rr l11:1in in t h(' "..,..----..... ............... ...... ......................... . oJ J .. throa t for a period () f from si ~ to ..... . . 18 da ys in a ll cases a fter the patient "The committee on streets, to whlcb WAS reterred the tollowlng r e80lution, report that they bave bad the same under consider· RUOD and report tbe' same back and recom· mend Ita adoption, provld1n g ~thnt the cost ot preparing lucb plans shall not be mort tbaD $1,000: I .• 'Whereas, 1n Tlew ot the great deTelo~ is apparently' wel l. The~e ge rm s ~rel L P ... .. • ___ ........... . menU wbteb have tollo wed t he bulldlng of the breakwnter and the ereatlon ot 1\ ,relt . as dangerous a t that time as \\ hen the ROCHESTER A.DDS barbor, the unrestricted use ot the is a t it height. In one rc· T.J S MA.LL P OX J-UND outer Bamhurg turnpike tor canal or railroad corded ca c the gcnns rcm:tincd 18 ('rossin,s seems,to be a necessity, and, t . 'Whereas, II l.s Qu ite as essential to !be mOil( hs. R oc h ester. N. Y., )<o\,. 17.-The board Interests ot Bul!alo thnt n satE'. con'feulent Dr. :\ foorc in di ~cl1~ . . ing- the typhoid ot estimate a nd a pllortio nment met nod rapid melns ot t ransit along tbe sbor. and cololl bacilli sa il! the formc( arc t his evening a. nd issued a proc lamation be establtshed, " ' Ueso lved. t'bnt the commissioner at pcbc:\ trcll1cl y hard l u detect in wate r hut a.nd adop ted resolu tions appro priating Ilc "" orks be and hereby Is directed t o III"!' O1nother smaJIvox erneTgpr"" y fund ot pare plans t or nn elE'YRted rondwRY alon, the prescnce o f colon bacilli is an ;n- $25.000 . This was a bsolutely necesthe Hamburg turnpike to tbe city line, COD' dieat ion th a t th e re is foetal malter sary, a s the $50.000 emergency fund Q, ult lng with the abutting property o.~.nerl in the water and th a t therefore ty- ap propria ted some time a go is com . RS to the construction and adaptation. ph o id Jllay bc expected. pletely exhausted. or the new fUn d The old Qllestlon ot constr ucting a Dt'lf 10.000 Is to be a pplied to build . 1'1 1C malaria protozoa w hich arc dc- about luaraouue hU:lplta l " as not considered at Ing the new hospital and the remafndresrerli ll.Y·:S n'eetlng for the reason thlt voiop'Cu in the a limentary col.\"ity of er iR try q-o for the ca re o f the s mallpox .\h1. ZoeJJ~r. In whose wa rd the prese~t t he m os<!nito re ,-olli ng in rhe nallle o f pattents. It is eXDeeted that the addi llll! rsntln e hospital 18 located, de.lred pOi<' arophclcs quadrimac111atus were a m ong I tiona ! n prropriation w ill last at leas t untH the e nd o r Ule year. r"lonemenr ot conshleration of the subject t he last to pics co n ,idere d by Profcs· Th e $25.000 a ppropriated w tll be at least anothflr week. Ald. zoe:llpr sor "[oore. It ha s been p row" wi th- avail a ble a t .once a s tt Is not necessary hopes to bold a con terence Bome time thll i\Pf'k with members ot the boa rd ot super· ont a poss ibility of donbt that the :0 wa tt to r the ap proval ot the a lderrt .. ors regarding the adl' lsablllty ot loellt· protozoa arc. to be fo und in the 5t0111- len under the c harter. n~ the nt' \T qunrn otlne hospital 0 0 tht ;ych of that particular kind o f mos. ilmshouse ta rm. Ald. ZOe'ller b£lIc'f~ tb4t quito and that passing- throngh the 3n arranGement cno bf' made with the couu· .insects bill arc tra nsferred to man. t autbCtrlttes ",'hereby this ca n be accom· Tl.e yellii{v fev-c r protozoa arc dis- , , • V" 01 - ' • ~ ~Ished It Is understood that Ald. Zoe!1pr t ribnted by th e cu lex mosquit o in the " Ollb .. •.. •.... .. " .... • .. .. • .. •.. .. .. ... ' " .... ...... " .. " " ." :'111 I;trodoce a re!olutlOD at the nut lIleet lng ot t he' aldermen providing tor th~ s ame way. I twen t at a commi ttee to eon1'er torm Qucstiuned after the le c ture regard- ..... ... .. .... ......... .... ....... ...... .. .... ...... ... .. ....... .. ... . ::)I~O ~'Itb comm ittee trom the board ot Q; ing the ll';C o f the terms micro ue, iJu pervlsors on tbls ~ubJect. ~ID' bacillus a n" ge rm D r . ~[oore sa id , .... " ""." .. " .. " .""'" ... "."" "."" ..... ,,"",, .... ,, .,, The councilmen at t heir lut 8 resol ution ta vorlng the obtlll.olui w ith a s mile " 'Veil, in Germany these Y acc\nation. ulopt ed hi d When ( legislation to accom plish t s e'll • o rganisms a re ca lled g erms; in France Post Ex:>resE-, in the discharge or. ) oludon \TIlS read to the alderrotD clerk It was ref erred ~·ltbout pa ras ites a nd in Tn~ lalld, mic r obes." w h t it conceives to b e a dut y to th e :bts r('S y thcl <'JIOlO ttJi"tlldermnul c comDllttet os 'I'he lecture la st c\'c ning wa s g h'cn public, urrres a universal reso rt to \'ac - lI!ft.USS on _ S" p p ,rr rv .' _................................................. . I~ di<ea~e I I ror r,N \ HW2 II s- :;.., r t under the a uspices of the BrotherhOod eination, of SI. Paul of the church. At the The commissioner or p ublic safety said c1os~ o f th e add ress the Rev. Guy B. yesterday that of the !)atients now suCGalh g her called for a rising vote o f f ering f rom small:'lox I n Roch E"s t er only thanks for PI"l,ies<or ~ro o re. T his two had been vaccinated. Of these, one lec ture will be follo\\'ed by o t hers of had not b£'f'11 vaccinate d si n ce i nfanc y, a n educational 1lature. and t.he other had no t been vaccinate d / until afte r (> xposure. There is erea t significance in these facts. It may not be true that Y3.('ci na.. tlon 15 an absol ute g uarantee of imrr.u nHy fro m this drea d disease. out th ere Is no (!uestio n w hatever that It Is th e be5\. Dosslb Je Dre \'en tive that the skill of miln has ye t d.evised. 'W""e say. there fore, that t h e man or wo man who ref u ses to ta k e this vrecautlon no t ····"···· .. ····· .. ·~.. ·.. ·~. ;<Q·G ·i·t' ·c,i~· ..············ REPORT ON WATER. report or Henl(h Commfasl .iii~w.!! the,..samp)ps rece ntly ta k '''.8.'nr"r;g~cr ~UPply ~ w ill be rea,j~ next lH'ek. The Chf m , hog beon compl~te1 b; \.:nell1liSI'I~ Hpo' tM. HIli. Itnd the hac. r Will be made lfOD_ r un s a only but conI rlbules something to the peril o f th e com munity. L e t thel'e be no fur th e r hesttallnn. no further dallYing ,,-!til dan- e,·, great pe rsonal ris k In t hIs em~rgency . r Ald. Harp, permission wal l aDlOa. ot .chool dJetrlct rranted It; 8 meetin g In the scbool boaat z:! to bo t t\ol'ember ~tb to eon· the e\'"eDlng 0 I dlt!)O nuers ot Interest In th tlt schOO ,Idec ~ 1& alleged tbat the prf."Sent acbool trlet. t tdl!ltrlct is overcrowtled and poorlr In tblt ve nulated'unleatiOn t rom Col. Ward, DotUr' A <,otnUl court I h nMerolen of the supreme lInlt r f' the mand amul proceedings 1011 . etlon ~ L Sears wu re.terred to I UIl."J 1.I) 1 u'te:;g:n ftnance 'and the corport· the corum t tloD cout~~ due t o the Dumeron. clI1: A retiO U 'that baye b~n prettnt (or dl~n;~;e~tr tor lnJurles alleged to ~df; ogal ns I ed by tails OD detectlre . DeeD susta n . s udopte1 as to1l0WS: On motlODt:E. residf'Ilts I J ,,,alka, oaItI c:-.. \, 11 I d That tbe corDoratio D \'"e . to prepare DO aet to btl directed requiring that previous the chArter to tbe comml-sloner of fIIl1~t be given street being detectl•• worli:~ ot aD1 SDOW or Ice before gHona tro~ldents rt'l!lult1ng " R('tiO riO" tor ~::c .. \oil" ro<o'o:::::·:-_------. �I3um~ di u b e geg eniEdjaben: - - -- hibllIlO Orr r c:. (' t rom.~.""----·~·J"· · ······· · i::i::: :::::. . ............... r f " b f o r b e r un gen. 11 (0 rnn r 11. \R~folu ~(( l!on. ......__ --------. ~'" n.etU\- «'10{_ ~ ~ "ll"U \-, U 1n't t ~(l)ant er man untet bre ild e eine meldje. iall. S fi t 3Ul11 ilieie~ lQ" mltb. ble Glabl \JOt <:;djabmet ia~for- ................................ .!.!2. ..................... ~ berungen forpe tlimer merl~bungen uCUt qm ,UlJetidionen be'timmt iit. ~1Illt.lllttll"11-.. ~ ~ me- <5:orpotation~-~n_ .. ··r..~.; .; . ;:-;;~..~.\;? ,,~--..;~ 5i)emnadl foil ber wart eine ~(fte entmerien als ~men _ ................. . AGAIN ST VACCI N A T IO . ~ menI be~ Glabt - (5:liarter. luelcfje \Jert ~\ , Butul with ~ath;,lac.: ti ll ll th fiigt, ban. elie man aui !iitperlidie mer. ( Jtl l ~\ 0 11 :-: auitllde 01 The .. ·ew:::. to· lebu lIQen 00 11 bh ~Iabl (!ntidj iibi. wal\ t tll ~ubj{'d of vat·,'inatioil. The gung beanfprudien !ann, bie belrelien. Ul 'l io l1 of t hl' Pllu~hli;cc psl t' authori· ~1on, ein poffnung6\"traf)t • liat, be iElrane• lua ft~l .?e r Un[~~~_ ereignel til'~ ill " ol\llll'lIin~ nea rly a thonsand bem ~ontlll1 ffar ber 0\ w tlidien ~ch ool dlil<iren to ~ubl\l i t to ha\-Ing ___ ~( r bei!e n borlie r alS bn \Rep'l!"lu r oe(h l i. bodi ls contaminated with a foul amt \!a n~e ron~ poi~on i~ not merelv IDer ~oun!l1 • ffialli foll Iln b. 3oelIer's biirilig beridjlet n'orben rein muil· 'il)~~fdb.~ ~~B b?.:liet audj mil 18e3 ug tyranni cal - -it i~ not hing more nor t ha n. ('liminal. I t rus t The ~ews 18e[orgniB [tille n. - ~ine <5:on[e. aut ldj!ulJtrtge. eqige ober befelle !Biir. "l l'~~ I II 1",<'1' Ul' tl10 fi~ht. a~ i b cO-Qpet :'..tio n antl int\\t('lll·l. . will greatly 3::5::;ist rell3 mil ben G uperoi[oren ber 'l(r. C\er[teige gefdielien fei n. Ilfuf bieie !!!leife mUr til bie meiiten in th\' ('umpaign whil'h b as been In, ""I!UI'o,tul Ill' the .\ nti·Co mpulsO r ) m en~au ~ • U'arm lutgen l1eidj!o ITen. @Sma enerfa!)anfpriime oom Glab l. ' l'ilmtion L "ague to secun~ the r'·· _ ag ~1ibea u be r .\;lamburg ~urn- ralli Qa r nidll ~riidftcfjligl 3u luerben Ya p eal at the' next sC'j:5ion o f the tate L\' ~i .latul·C' of tile obnoxious law on p\fe [oil er'Qo'Q! IDe rben. _ @Sdpben. l1raumen. nur in (olmen U'iilIen. IUO ein 18ii rger ftdi iiber eine be"efte G traBe t il ' ;;t"tIIt.' hook. I mn)' ailtl that in urder to help this erfagforherungen forperTidjer mer- 0 er bido 18iirgerileig borlier ()1' lnovt:Ull.~nt thea clergyme n ot . . ?ew le~ungen wegen. _ (J;in .~menbe- !~mert u~b an ,u[tii nbiger (SleUe b'lI-1 '101'1< StatC' will he r~ lletite u ill dlle uoe r 18ertdil er[talle! qat. time to de\'ot.· (1,e second Sunday in menl 3um ~ li arl e r als \RIegeL 5i)iefe !Hefolu!ion lourbe oon be n 'In. .lanuary 0 this \'PIT i m portant public \wa1th question a nd to me;e from their ~n ere Ilfn ge(ege n~eilen . bermen ein [lilllll!ig an'Jt!lommen. p\llpit~ that. the ('omlu unit r bring the " ~ • 'e'Op~ttR{. (ommiSlio:li Gilman's Efforts to .lJm~ Ont mall pox, - so., L SUTlJTICi 5BOWIIIG T.1t BElIJlJ' or u ccnu.TIOIiS. - onl p.U'Ia Itt •• ln. al !hp. liolplDOr1lU' Ill. &NeD' lcare 58 Had. ) .,., ",11 Y'If,COlDateti. - " bile Ih. O~.t1 Had :'(0' R8c~nlly. Cl " nl " Gl1 !'Dan and the other mcbW ! ltt tiU" admi ni stration a re umttnt: !I ce1r t !torts to .t tht ",,,pltAl epidemic Hamp of .. ,,&1\POx th&l US lI1l' on: In Rocbeste. H cuses , r • c.t~ !utrE"rinl' trom or a:;rper.!t4 If. hlnnr the disease are r Ig· Idb' .WSlltlD!d whIte "'en' possible I::d .1 {-r ncciaallo n is provided. ~ 10.- ""•• tbere ",ill be two 4o<tan .u:l""ht Ibe froe "acclnatlon twtll .. Fluh ,lJ'Ott. near tbe City ball at4 it 0111 III opta from 10 [0 11 a. m. and 1!O 'and 7 to 10 D. m . r... &d!ltl>nll trN! "acc!natlon ota- I lnatH'l" in a very i ll ~i ~ t e nt manner to n '0 e re '2[ n g 1 ( e g e n Ii e i len. lh" l<nowlld~t!' of t hei r l'e pl'eseUUl. tiYt:'\~ in the Lesrislatun,', SDie ,tImen ~nbermen liaDen es mit ..I n einem 6dmift(n oericfjlete bet Y'1ur a~5prtion that. " s cie-utificall). bern 18au beil muen Duaran!iine< ~r r menauffeft(r 5tenngot!, e~ lei audj " l.t'l'ination ha~ 110 ~tnnd ing." is only .no s ~ilag o--enbar nicfjl eilig, trOll er jesl nodj nia)! miiglidi. !oa~ fiir [d n t >0 tnll'. ,,-, ll~pd lvol, 110 iUl"the,' (l;rmagnungen feilens 'o es (lJt(un- lle\.'otfemenI er[orberlidle u ual1lum ,h a ll the I'anl'~ 01' the lI nitN State s "ollli~r~ ill the Phllippill€' Is lands to liei !~ • (Iomllli - iir 'Dr. eene ber 11 Sfohlm tont ral tlidi iU 6eftelIen, luei! lItterl), di"I'ro\' ~ t be utility of \'acal~ ein un e tng ut\nt ' djlet nimi genug 3ur mer-iigung ftehen; er <' nation a" a I'l'e\'t~nti\'e of smallpo~. unb bie ~e[ cfj{eun i gung [eim r 'lIn. rei baher ge3lUjungen, bie nothigen In I s,,,. according: to the r e port of 1k llut)' SUI'!!eOI1 Ge n era l Lippincott fdjaffunq in be r Gibung voriget !!!lo. ~of}{ en auf bern lJTIatl!e 3u fauien; ber "Iatl ,I ~lanila . August. H9S. page ~2. cfle ben ,\)erren 61abtriithen an'~ ,\)et3 baf Ur betlan\lte <.p r ei~ i[! $6.25 pro \' olUUll' ol I'l'Il0rts cited below) we :i:enne fiir "elolJe" unb ,,<5:lieitn ul" AeleA! qa t. kanl tbat "abou t 1.500 points of vae-' SDa~ (Iemile fiir (lJe[unbf)eit~lIlaBw unb $5.25 fii r ,,<.pea" Stonlen. ('1111 virus wa~ issu ed t o the- "'nr:geons 1n Cnll11' )lerrttt I ~ a n Francisco) Aeln liatle ~l1Jar leulen ~on n er(!a~ be. ..'Die ~(lberrmn mad)l en it ofii3ielle prior to .Juue :!!-l. L ~\.'" Thc~e points [Ifllolien. b a~ alte (lJrunbftiid an \!a[! ~llhlun~ l)e ~ in ber 1. 'IDarb fiir Su. Wt' rl l\(arh~ all 11~L'<1 b efol'e the troop.; lTett @:i lt. alS 18auplab fiit bas neue lleroi( r abaeAebenen mot urns.. I r &ei mbar:'l.l!u,p Yl't i n a bout one .Dos~ ita { lU emp-elilen. alIein ber 18e< ju~t 1,11) men hall d ied of er (eblen !!!lanl ber ein~ige ~J1uni3i­ .HT onlin; to tbe 1'('PUl't of f';nr ...em, . ridll fam in er geftri , en iEisung bes balft(amle er\uiiqlt luorben mar. fh'nl ral Sternberg. in an ~ wer to untmn R)a u[dl gat mdil,ur mttle- , \!s HelIle ftdl bei ber 3 1iq{ung lierc.. a ll for information TC g8ru ing ob [un.g. h.en n ~lberman :;sotin lJTIarlin 9U~, baB ~eqn IJTI. O'(5: onneU mil ~68 :lIuon!! thl' 'oldier" in t he Phili eeqi~1I ili~ lleimlidj in feiner :i:afdk Gtimmen Iffienrneit aum Gu perol(ot in ac..'cordance w ith a re~ol ntion or l'"itnl State:; S e na t .. o n )Iarch 'Derlel6e lagte bidmeflr 3lit ~e r ulii . ermaf}1t luor en luar. l!I" 'l. Chief Su rgL'Oll \\'oodhull. qunCl feiner (£olIegen. bas (£omite lUer. 'Die .\;letten acepiitfen bie borHegen. ~ \1 p('r~t.!t.lcd Stern\)f>r g. TI;;~ ported in be nodi ei!lll!al ben mer[udi madjen, ( be (!in{abung 3U bem ant 2-i. ~1 0IJem< ~lIWJllar.Y of death~ froro disea.~e bO.n bent .(5:ountlj • !Halhe bie (lJem~ ­ vet in ber <5: onletlhlllIe flattfinbenben tho ann\' t hM "on'" In e \' ery migung etn3unolen. bafl bas neue \ 18alIe N r ,,18artenbers Union" !Jon was tan;ed b,' ~mallpox: ' The U'oop~ 'were n ot onl l)uaranla ne .\;lospilal aui bit '.l(r< l'll Ill'fOl'e lea\' ill!,: tbt:' 1.:n menliau5 • trarm erl'aul loerben fann. ~lo . hut. rcYal.:cina tt!d aiter r€':~ c11ing li.m bies lliun JU fonnen. i[t bereril l'hilir[lillc~ Child SUl'g€'Ou " 0 t mad!) Ihe ~ta tcment in papers bte 0 eneflmigung unb bie lJ..l?itltlir!ung l,c nded to his re port as follom;: bes ~labor's er 'orbetlidi un a bero Y hclie.\'o I ("an sa ~{ t hal no arnlY [eloe bem.iil ifI. mii" Ie man io lange '11/ .•. .... .. . .... ....... .. .. .......... .. ............ ....... . to n ' I' ~o ,·a.refull)" lool<ed afler in roarlen, filii er luieber Slitiid lide/lIt. 4~ lua tt('r ()[ Yat'cination a ~ OUT"$. t>etnam a&e ~_ mirb tine (!on-eren3 mit .......... .. ....................... . (i llall o n sud rcyacciuation ~ ----------- I ben ~ uper b i oren au Glanbe georacnl Jun lmfen le\llmn bie ~adle nodimal5 ........ ............. ........... . 3ur (l;rroii ung borgelegt loerben. Hui ld a Quaranti ne Hospital. <roe it '.llngelegenbeii en Aiilti" er< cit y o f Roc h t.' $ter le!"ts t h a n two lebigl ift. biirfle bas alte <.peii hau~ am . riuE" by rail fr olll Butfn.lo. has (l;nb( nod) in meriall geratfen. -- I O\'E" elghtr t.:nse~ or small pox. in the SD i e S) a m 0 u r g ~ u r n pi! e. institu t io n t empora rily us-ed f or the reit ~t lUegung. bas '.l1i~eau ber ill! cep t itln of patie nts nitH c l ed w ith ('on? ee[an gelegenen .l)amburg 2urnt>ife tagio1.1f: di ~a~s. Effo rts a re b ei ng o. 3U oeeen, bafl ber au Qtloeg nidJl m a d e to ru s h to comp letIon a n ew timber butdj as; ml aner mt! :;:Sanb De o qua ran ti ne bo,pll a I. w hic h w ould ba ve bedl ...mer en ta_nn. mie ba~ Dis l)ahtn been a vailable bpfore now b u t f ur d eber, trail geltJ~ en - ltJen il [len; ere Ill y In t he r- elec tiv Il ot its ~ltE'. whl eb a: .18reahuatet" ri s ~io n n <.p oin: might n t ha ve ol!e n 0 ," fcame if the aU!:; ~ebau i lOll! m"m: gute (jor:. st:rlou:$ emE'r~ellCY h •. d n .... t confr o nted fd!ttlte unb ba s '13ro jth riicti amit the m u nl:lpalJt:r. F ifteen 5}1("cio.l po1iccfeme r '.!lermirflid·ung immer nii r. men hay~ just be\.n appolnted fo r .. ~s @Strai1en II o:;lite emp;alJI Quaran t ine du ty' a t htlu ~ t.:g 1n whi ch ~amhdl ie ~nn abmc einer ~e j oht . ther~ are ~n \lIr ox ca~e ~, The d i ~ enge lto_n es '.lflberman , . ~l. 'lIt-om, ber. seem$ t o be epIJemlC' at the openIng o r 3u olge ber (£ommiliiir ber o'femli the st?'a~n g ne rally con ~ldert'd m os t dlen Ill r6eiten beau -lragt luirb. <.pliine favora ble to it ~ .5pr ad. But'[!tlIJ not ,illr ,pe.eun. be~ ~li~eau er [ olm~u rg long ugo had '1 t' t:' v ~re f x perienc\l o! 'turn\J~fe mnerliollb ber'-:" t- I£lrlll3t the ;)t:~:' Its r enppearn.nC'e hero enllDer ~n 3u la iTtn, L Nil bii rHen ~< could not be a ~ u rf' rt!l~. Y tt there is ren • DIlen l) ie Ga 101 me In'n ~10 In no fi t place f or t be Ic;o latl"'n of p a tlen t~ . niifll iioer[ieiQm. • . L,bst1nary and ~lfi shn ~ h 3. nn;r p r e.:i.:i~ .remn 'l!l~t men erf lar .en [i:fl \' c~ ted t he (' r ec t i n of t he ~ um\"len t ~lt I~[em <l crjdjlage l1ud] ei n'timr:tig ho'pilat t> u ildlr.g ",bleh the b en :h IIU emveqtanben. tho r1t1e~ hl. " P bee n u r ~ n g ( o r y e'lr ~, I 'ill u nit i \' II I e (lJ a § a n I age. ~er ~eimluil be~ It !~ tull time tb!1t the ~ en.~l ('rl s Ot'PogiU;.)n s;hould cea$~ 0 :- ~ \"ot pd down. It a ! r ~ ~ pld\,;m lc occu rs invo h ing o6mn f) olufe ~ , bie ~(tt dl J " unq tinn the- neee~It)' o! t"omntlttlr g unto rtu [la lqdien ~"~ oller ~.IClldltuitg ~.:;n ' n tr patlent~ to th E" e lrl ~tM.lcture (antle angt\idlls be~ bl'ren • reiie~ be5 whIch the Healtb D ' l'nrtment a .."rg ~eud1~golfe~ urn 18:lliirini- "eroor't'en I. not Ilt ! r tbe shell r nt cat Ie, tb" ilt. Iilte~ im ummn ,\iaurt gcft<rn ne:!] ob~truct'on~:o:s wtll be unetl.ed t : er mur. e an ol~ 3uj1iin i-e ""lUPp('d by I " IT mtte m nieiell. --'1~:tt,.!t'eldiem tl mC~ pcatl,l went on a ::;. s\-,demJ,1 at ..1 \\'.'U~re.:uh,td po~t '" Cl' rtainlr 110 ll~t~r . t,mit \- to j lld;e of the "uuhty 01 < i natlOu" (ould be afl'onled _\ III ril'a n I'e"ple than this. and , .• , . adon or n:vaccina tio u pf(~!IIi~1I the ~olilil'r IraUl ~m all po , . Surgcon )I ajor ~I nuti make 111enl in h is report (pagl~ ha\'e the honor to statC' tba t tb .. pox pnlyall:; in l'\'C'l'y t o,,\'ll in this divIsion and i~ not rare- among onr troo p~ .\ ~ a t'OnseQuencl' I do not lle licY( it po~:-dbh' to ~tamp out thl:'i di:seabl; amon~ out" ~oldil·~. i n ~pltc of tbe fl'cquent and carerul t: n 1 yarcinations practiced a mong' them until tht! n8tiYl'S tbemsl'l yes a re pro· t.'<'t t....I:· U."re i~ a Dll'uil'al a ffirmatio n of ol't,rept.'at u l a~~ertJon of th e ~- --." .,,, ,, e ots of vaccination that as a me 30:o r pr otN: tion it does not prot(~ l. and the pructicl) of \"uecination is th~Te· fo re not oulv a ~\?n~d(':-.~ and U .' 1(1- 8 ic..llb- n a~ th~ (Irills I I pt.'rfor mnuc(': bu[ t.·ompuborr "accin· at ioll i~ an unW'3rral1h-d t'uC'roa c b, ml' ut IIpon Lhe pen-oual rh:ht~ and libe nits u f l'H?ry man, woman or child . \\"h ,· tit" State shoulll pnfor<!e la f'nacl; <1 in the inten"t of th medh.'dl ('ratt 1_ quitt a, in<,oDlpr<,bensible II ,",,,,,ItI be 10 t ompt'l people to allen church acain-1. their "Ill in t hat Iht' preacb ..,,' ,a)atic mi:::ht mai nta ined. HeLD.\ I~ POTTER LOO~.II:, �.' tutinns would lIerVe ft8 n !OfI fe<:l1nrd nny hnRty diagnosis In tbls eln ... of tnnatp8. 811rb nllls oCten attende(1 with 0118 ronfK'quences. The ""pnrntion of tnbcr r ul()f:is insnne nnd epileptics from the ..................... .. 1.... I,;;I",l. ...... _,u non·tnhercl1lOlls p"ti.nt~ of this kind i. lIl· \ ............................ .. gentlr nd"ocnted for preventh'(, as w~l\ II t.,.";:L ... IIh .... ·· .. .... .... I. for thernpeotic reasons. 'l'h .. dortor be- .... .. ...... .. .. ....... .. .... .. .. ... .. .. .. ...: ." lieves. from his rxperience II'ith the ordl· troI. • nary cOt"tlmpti"e", thot the tuberr ulous in· I • -,-t:.1 • _ H elp P e op le in The ir Home • .ane or epileptic. "'ben ctlred (rom hIS t u· W llyne" CO\llmissloner o( the berrtllous trouhle, ",ill also s tand a hetter ( blessed emnl,s are in Thomas ~ . l' n Xf'W York Cit'~, rban('e to he cllred from hi s menlnl or nerr· (:lIlti with sll\shes ot Depllrtment ,,( Corree 10C ,. ' itee 011 the b . of th e OlUm) 0116 nmiction. hi parryl,,:; tilP stnlls ~ as c :llrman . f f X c()dy Families in Th., report .poke o( tho goon work (lone 'H'O Ie.. -r h(), IlllYe heurd "Carp Hnd R elIc 0.. . . ctiOll. - Ire by ('orumissiotler H omer Folks, of -:-IeI\' tllnll hu~ b~cn ""('Ciliated. Their Homps," OllCONl the r s~'viUg public ('xpr('s~(>d bi~ (li~~ppr~val 0 th;~ th nn their York C'ity. in impro ving the condition ot knllw th~ l·t ·:t~Oll why. 'l'h«~' rrlirf to the poor \II 1)1 .lces 0 f I thp nlm.holl"1> ho"pitnl nnd of th e r. tnb· uP:lI1 1.[lpl'nl the Leglslatutf, own h O O1N~, . nA uncn ll ed [01.', out 0 fl nce, Ji.hment o( the phthi<is ho.pit al on Black- IIJ~ that cftl'll ('ompliant bodpo w~lr s IBlnnd. 'l'he need o( more sonRtoria, 01' limit I'ftccinatiou in fut~. aud pnll 1)('1'1 Zlllg. . ' thp:r t qui ptly gl'rC'n 1D • "pcrial hOllpitBI., tube rculosis ui,)){,nsari!'!l 1~:Ist. to 31111 0int a commission to I\ ' ~ IS unep, ... f. the best nnel he .aid. IS by ,I l' .' nlld ngricultlll'1I1 colonies (or consum pti~es gate-Ob. LOI'd!-another cOln'b"'~.11 DrjGiggs' Proposal at Charities h om~"" · 'I ··tnhl· " 11\ (ollowing t hl" ho e .) dependent on puhlic cbarit, wa s stron~lr $10 eacb n day. and b03l'd mo t; t l· lAll . ~. r nc(l ' ch :l1'itr rrliet. ,)lr. H ynrs con In . 'p set fOI·th in the report. The work o[ the in Albany. ':In 'u iding thC' fa mily in 1h i~ woy. we ~n' • ne'" Commltt~e on Tuh~rc ulosiB of the with 8S 1111111)' ndjou~ne<! . n, 1,r ~"entm J:' 10 mnny Ch nrity Organizntion Society wa s descrihed I slllle. And they wnt~ to it from di~ l' t1ptlO cnse~ perhn])$. the p3re nt~ from c nt~r~ n~ and its usefulness anr! limely estnhlishment the), bOYe probably the ~~"'·house. or th~ children. fro.m e\ll~ emphasized. Dr. Kno pf finnlly paid a trib- v"l", desiring it~ editorial m~npl'" PROMINENT SPEAKERS. 'tt d to charitable institutions. 111 tlte to )[r. ,John !>L Burke for his mag· thell' efforts. The Eagle '('o~ml e e folton' th(\ order of nature, tbl\ nifi('ent ~ift for thc purpose of c rrntin g a eti'orts, uN'nuse so long as d O.:I1." sO'pl"a' n nnd merel" strenglh en tho I con~nle.eont home for the poor of New in:.: an etl'ort they are out D n' m e . . t b system which nature berself has cs a . York, nnd " .. nturrd .ome s n):):e"tiQuo re' ('hie(; but IL does uot Illctor~.tn! " ' 7 SUlfa;e.tion. Abont Methdd. of lisll~u. t on ):.rd in); tbc di. tri hutio n of th e (und. wherl'- of the et':ot't not' "The qllPstion is. bow best 0 c arr! . Caring ,for the Poor of hy the greatest nmOllnt of good migbt he (,f the Anti.Vaccinatlon this work -0 thnt thoSe whom we 31d ItI obtnined for the largest number 1)[ people. We have no hate of the State. the time of t ht?ir temporary ~ist I'rsp, ,m ny he' encouraged to ta k e up :lgnl~ the bllttl~ Op en Ai r Treatm e nt o f C en. u m ption. !I':U')'. tbe spectacle ,of • lUI)' cause is affecting e VIl ". the pa.' t life. " 'e 1DuSt avoid'1two operi ",,'hy the Open .\ ir T reatment of Con· Clamors of the za ti oD of the fo m l Y '1D n eed I 'nnd Its• ALBANY. "o~. i9.-Tbere ",as a large clll. ,;;:~ifi('a ti o n. If we are t o do flny r ea l snmptio n S uC"ceeos" wns thC' Rubjpct of an ton, the nnti-cflntee nist'" audipnce to·day in tbe Sennte Chamber at good nmon~ the poor 'We should hn\'C', ,~r8t ndd .. ~"" by Dr. A. )1. Y <,<,der. of Lyons. anti.reformers on tile east the Third Confercllce of Charities aud Cor· " Tb ~ one reSOuree in con. um pti ou thnt np· sides of Manhattan at least of all. a IlIr!,e and generous. ~ympntby. ftction. The morning session had for Its In re"'al'd to tbe kind o{ nSltors to uC'edy pen l's I'eall)' efficient." he said. "is life in from goIng to sleep, and 8ubject tbe "~lent.lly Defedi"e:" . fan.ilie ;, :\11'. Hynes sa id: "~Itl ch I'ood cnn the open nir. This wa' recogniz r d, to clnatlonlsts, by directing nuenu."'11 Duriug tbe afternoon the tOPIC ~f dlsb C' accomplished by 1llf'11 and U'OmPD en· Rome exten t at le8~tJ e-ven hefore hacte- (.\ljeer o( Yaccinatlon, ~u.sion was "Tbe Care nnd R ehe( of As for tbe ga1!pd in the ('om mon bu~ine~$ ~f th e ~'ol'hl riolol!j' bern me a science. ~ ow thnt we eedr FRmilie3 in 'l'beir Homes," and it with out th e Ipnst injury t? the l.r nffRlrs .o.r hn"\'(\' mn ch hetter kn owt(' d~p. a s to tht'" ;:rood purpose. 11"88 considered hy J. Fitz.erald of Br~ok. thE' ~li~hte ~t Il Clglect of th ClU' SOClnl or pohtl- cn u.ation of consumption, there shollid he which thev send out. ascribing "'1 tile Unite(1 Stales aDd CaD8Ua Irn and Rel-. '''illiam J. Wbite. SuperTlsor cal dlltie.. It n ot infreqll ently happens CO l'1'CI'spondin,£:' improyement i n Ol1r underof Catholic ChRrities of Brooklyn. sta nding of tbe mode oC its cme.'· the last twelve years. it Is Dot that morn I infirmities nrc nt Ihe ro?t. of Ihe Dr. Vecrlcr discllssed at some length the Some of til>! dead people trouble. nnd. for this ren son, a '~~Itor of the s :)IlH' r('lj ~do ns foith as tho rnmtlr ~o h~ r elntion o( temprrnture to the li fe o( ba· SO:!I" uf them Ii,'ed In :\0 ..9 H ealth Board. cil li , the SUSCClltibility of tis~m('os to in(ec· ('3~sopolis, 1Irich. ; IJicldac!U, rC'lip'rec1 should bE' n~signpd ~vhen po s~ l blt'. D r. Hfrmn n ~1. Bi~gs. medicnl officer of Geor,!!" F. Cnnfield. presid.ent of .the ti on und C'r VA ryj l1~ condition~. and the E'f· Idtc, S. D.; Conshobocken, Pa .. tbe Board of Henlth, "ew York city, State Chnrit ies .-\id Assoe\3hon of :"\ ew fret of brcnthing. C?}rl a ir !nt~, the lungs. \ cities where one llIar suspect tb, gst'e- n pape-r on "Reportuble Dise-nses." York. I'cad the report of tho Comnlitt".. on "The ver)' colrl all', h e sal~!. wbloh hID' (utility to be indifferently In s¥nopsls it WIrS ns folloW8: Mentall y D efective. nnd Wi llia m Churrh ders the .. ro'l' th of th~ baCIllus, helps lhe aud tbe qualitr of IYlllph, lilt bas bee-D the custom ot sanitary v to react a,!!amst It. In s hort, out of I d t be lloubtful Osborne. pr.,ide nt of the Children'S Aid horl ' . . . f Id' t enlp ove, 0 . autborities tbroughout tbe worlll to re· air milS ' t 0 f the health door hCe and I11halatlOn 0 co ~oC' i et'r of :\ ~ n' York . rea d 1\ pn per on quire tbe notification of so·callcd conta· lie so managed nnd carried to s uc h an ex· wish the repo ' \ 11 fl'ed . lI~nfr~\1nr(1io g the llr ntnlly Der~t i\' r .'· IOttf:t di~pase • :Iud but a. f e,,, otbers, such "The Insane To·day" was the "" bjed of tent n" to ,timulate the borly a s "'ell r.; the d~aths of t lose .IL. ee •• typhoid fer-er, jP1tow ('\-er, etc. '.rh ~ a paper hr L' enrC'(" Bailf'Y. mnn n~('r o( tli~t'ol1rn~e the bacillns:' The ~ pe8kel' h~ b('Hcr known places, like (;amU''''''!l t~ling of the ru<,<lic8 1 profe.sion and tbe Cra ig Coton~·. and the rliS('l1ssion was krl e: t IJn('ed n ('nn~ id crable Dumh('r of ca~e~ of tnc. Bristol nOd. laity to a large ext~nt hus been that only nut. nllo'Wing It to by D". "·illi.m )fahon. ,"perintendent of re('OT('I'Y in conformity with hi~ Tiews, thooe diseases sbould be r ega rded as noti· mo"tly ' tbrough cbn nge of occupation. dOIl't and won't-that , ·"""laRlI. the St. Lawrence State H ospital. fiable diseascs "bicb are readily trans· - - -......-~C'~ persons in "ortb America miUed from p erson to person, nnd that in . J ne Opportunities of the " isilor" "'as )"Nlr&. lI'e wou ld remurk thnt caBes of these disea ""s the authorlties 1 th~ s ubj ect or R a hbi 1. AarOll of Buffnlo. ~'n('tinntlOD would in thnt tlmr should nflsumc constunt surveillance, and. '·It is e~s(" ntjally important," he sairl. ,troyed tbousnnds of 11 I'e". 8 S far as pos~iblc, require the r emo" ll l to " that those who come into contact with = "'ould bal'e prevuiled I at this ======'i'T====;;O;;==-;F,,?,,==== h ospitnls under their juri~dictioD. This i ~ ,I t the needy, t he unfortunate. and Ihe de· frarfu l degree. Tue h S ory seems an imperfect and erroneous eon cep· generllte should h n~e a crrtain degree of plagues in London and other or, .......... . .. .. tioH, and thnt important and r adical understnnding in the application ot mod· ·o m ................ ' V I-. _ ~ he fore Jennet··s dlscol'er), "banges should be made in the attitude ern methods nnd principles of charity. one rending tounc1erstand th.t60(~ ·1IC1 of the s anitnry authorities in r egard to To oyer-esti mate t h e 'r"nlue of th e yi sitor •· .. •••· •.. .. · .. ··· · ····· ·· .. ··· .. •· ··· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·•• .. . '. 1. ....... ... notiJia bl ~ d b eas('s. All diseases which ar6 civilization justify the usc 01 i8 impossible; the ideal charity agent is GCI • L infections, and. th£.'re-forf', to a greater or tbe 'Voluntnry Tisitor of rnllocity. I am tbey justify soap l!,?d I lefl.~ extent. preTC'ntable, should bt! inaware of the tact that their species is not tbe po-lice. ft j. trur- tbat cluded i n tbe c1nsr.; Of notifiable di seases. too abundant, but there is plenty of rna· rlldl~r the term 'infectious' I wonld intel·ia!. Ko t that the present plan of em· of prCS~nt la 11'8 ' eJ1idl' r,p:l riy nIl of tht' diseases produced pl oy ing pnid agents need be aboli'>hed, but the Borrato Comml:' rci nJ: Ular !lOt be n~ees<.I~'gbt be e/Yet'! by th e ~ impler forms of ani mal and yegeit sboul'l be modified. The function ot the ( t deal of spnce In the n e wspnpc- rs 1)0.\ PfltlCtlt t O < j to seud rl'er,' tn ble life." a gen t shollid be pednl'ogic. t nlo and the 'Valuahl e timE." of lUllll)' Ciout/on rUn b e pest bobsr, !I:,I A tentntive classifi cntlon; constructed to (' omitt "There is a ¥not difference between the or our worthy citizens ba,-c b een tak en up ortnrr proleeti . Cd I? meet the present kno",leage in regard to consequences ot n "hdt by a poid agent during th<" past t'e w ulOnths, nnd e~pechill y orbld: nt ". on Ot n I·un·rlon·o the Inst f ('w days 10 th e matter or tmproTthese disenses and to make n practical t o a hom e and that of a visitor cl nrly 11lS' our water tront ulong the llnm hurg \ len srunllpoxa~~JlJn tJon . 11'111 lie gronping for ~an i tnry purposes was BUg. Hctualed by n, native impul.e to b elp. For Tnrn pl k e, nud the strnigbtf"nlng ot Bufi'nlo ,1$ been $OOUD'yt '"' gested as follows: the tl'l1P Yi :~:ito r is n ot the em i~~nl'Y of river; tb e necessity ot whlcll (now . tbnt th e any sodet)'. but the a~ent of the most La ckawanna. Steel Plant Is locn t ('d III our Dr. Bigg a' Lht. merciful God . Tbr plain )lurpose of the cxtr('me sou th ern hound ary, begl deij the '(rom ............... ........ ..f .... ·.0.~.Q~!J 1. Contngious (v~ry readily communicap a ir! agent i. to in~ est igat .. what ju sti. Goodyea r' s and other Industries pmploying hou<i;lnnds of m{'u) ('un not be qu ('stioned. fur.'" ble: )!en8Ie5. rubella (rotheln), scarlet fi Cfitlon th~l'e mar be fol' aCceding to the tBut not onc article b a,l' I Rl'(> 11 or ('TPll ........... .... ........ ...... . , .•'\..': ... J... .. . .. te~el', smallpox. ",ricella, typhus fever. dema nd s tor help. to fetl'et out fl'aud t o heard IIl cntlo nf'd on th e fluestlon regarding 2. Communi cable: Influenza: ,,-hooping find Ollt the truth concel'nin)! the a ~pli. the great and Import unt pro1l1(,In ot' ~ewe r· r J..-... cough, diphtherin. plagl1~. epidemic cererunt. 'r he '\"'ifoiiror's ('on r el'D does Dot eod age ot' th t> town of \Y ('~t Srnecn and th l' ........................ .. . ,_.................-............_ ....... bro ~pinRl meningitis, tube-rclJlosis (of all n IH'n tb e case bas been f ound ·unworth,. ' new city of industries sp rin ging up Il t 011 1' I . nti-Vaccinat.ial L~ has ((.(to: organs), leprosy, acute lohar pneumonia, Th e : isiIOI' DlII.t br pl'epal'en to tlo tbe southern bOUlldul'Y. a . ' 1~i! lIunul' cds of houses arC' being built nud Ot vi t"e hole in fO Wh1dl It 1Y(Jlt broncho-pneu monia, typhoid f eve r, Asiatic thlOklllg fol' the propl€> Undf' T s npe n · i"'ion. '-oke out a1ll(>/" choJe-ro, iufectious di~('ases of the gnst ro 01', wh at Is b~ltec; \\,til11 ulate th e ir hund rNI!i will ROOll be nnd(>r way. ' Vhat nrc we goln,:: to do with thi s g-rcnt prohlem? wi tcr when S1TWiHpo« ,..... jutestioal cnnni (dy~eDter:r, cholera mortholl);ht. . I helieve thnt I nm juslified in Io!'! not t h(' welfnrc ot our wh ole t'ity at cinat.cd the country over, :t~ bUR, cholera infantum. RUmmel' di:trrhoea s . ta tll1 A' t hEl t one oC th e hil'be"t nims or stake? At pr('~C'nt th e FI('n'crnge system con- tha umac 'sl:ltu:! of infants, infec tiou s diseases or the eye tht' vi ~itol' is to in Rp it·t? tho~e- ~l'a Ti tatinS' slats o r ccs~poo l s nud th e dra ining or St''\''-. '. , ...onllrill rY aD appeal to tbe legl I II 11"rI::> (trachoma, 8uppurati-re conjuncti\-itis) , tnwnrrl d cpCl nclen re wi th n df'sire to find ('1'1\ 1 hundrrd ot' t Il eRC b Oll:'oiC'S I nto • . .. L. bod teo n" ~ a kow to Il• ' . 11') not our whole wnter rLCl uestUlg I.l,:tt y y~ wound infections, puerpe-rnt septicaemia nnd A'i ve meaning to thpil' Iin"s ; to mnke ErlCl. ,. lim it ve...:cina tion in the fu! 1ft. . ery$ipelas, tetanus, anthrax, glanders thC'm think , fl ll11 so l'Ppait\ ~tl'(' n gt h ('n . 0:- thl'ClOt(,l1C'd, nnd In thRt til e hen ltb DIU OC • . mh:J,111' -veoerea1 disenses. (,I'en te th o cOlll:icioufo: n ess Of the h igher ('utlr(' ('ommuntt,r? \Y hlIe wc nre lug und tl'ylng to ~rlng t.o n spC'f'cly or at lcas,t to appomt a com . . selr." 3. Indirectly communicable (through the nCNled anti wOlthy pleSerYHtlon . Too anti-Vaccina0on La Intermedinry host): Yellow (ever, malarial wut r r t ron t , would It not be well t o in vcRlgate. . ,-,J R e Ii e f 0 f the D ependen t Sick . fe\'er. I .• "... up th p gC'wer nge quest o n without ttl 'hou:d cc.r·l e to BU:ghan~OfI 4. Parasitic di.enses of the skin : Sca. Dr ~ !\. I ' fl ' (Ictuy nnd d ('yis(' some menns by whtcb guc ;, .. _ \'-'c : . ' . •. "noll . :lfoi (' hlIl'mnn o f th e thl' mO'l t impol·tn nt ot' th e thrE'e grC'n L little :ll1~l onary ""onc . llie.. tinea 10n8nrall", impetigo (conta. Committp on fhe R ~Ii('f of th e~ick P Oo r tiNt" cont'l'ontlng U~. cn l1 ue tnk pn ::t B ' hanllorU&n5 .f gious). likc to hea r wha t mg . ""'_ In this cl""ificntion the most r eadily re"l ewed b ri~fly the work thnt llOd b~~~ wltbout jeopal'dlzlng tbe It ~es of our d d' clttz(,U1i? " j ' m: oKd t ,,;o ombreaks (-I ~ , ~orumunicablp. of tbes~ d iscasefi. cmbra c011(' Hl'lU ~ th(' P:H1( renr on behalf of tho Thl' pr('s(,ll t sewprage Syst(,01 ot' Bu ha re \r ~ ~ . ' . r"!'\. lDg the exnnthcmeta. and typhus f e ve r, dpJ)l'ndc'nt sick in the C'ities of -\.lbany, Srr~ i<t not Inrp:e ('Dotl)!h to nC('ornmodntc x heft Oec..WbC Uld ln duals hall( were placed by Dr. B ig!,s in a group by a('us n I t B ff I ncw uno gro wing sectiou On ou r I!ou th ('rll po . f • ul d 50ly ., r" ":>' \. O{'1C'6 C'r, 1I i.l o. and ~ ew YOI'k, bountlnrr. nnd SOll1e mellns must bE' fOUlld cd to be vn.cc ma!.ed. \Y O them.el~e. and called contagiolls. Tbis " Ith ihe pxeelltion of thc lack of a"con.. I • I ""~ ... ," d . ~ by whi('h til s s('we rnge- " ' 111 11nd tl:J way f th anti-Vn.ccinat t01J TJ.Aa:o~. was done with a view to cDlpbasizing a rno ahona for the cnrc of the oConsumptiTo into thf" I'l y('r h f'IO\v out' water Inl('t . Now hers 0 C . caaJ distinction bet"'een them nnd ihe class poor, \.h £.'~(. 6n~· lnr,1Z("$t. cit it's of th(' Empire Is th(' t ime to tnk{' the matt er up, and will tv work u p $yn1~th.r for their called communieable. This, he pointed s,tatc ~f' ~m, lH.~ Qoid, to h:lVt~ nt prrsent you not U~C' the pnergy ot: yoUl' '\"u luable . . ..' rank ~ ..".. out, hus not only ~cientific signifi cance ntnr,l" fa r: i1itic-s for the care of the si ck ptlp('r In stnrtlng SODle movemf' nt whi ch will a nU-\' ~Cll1aUOfl C b~t is of pr~cticnl importance in deRlin~ poor. Dr. Knopf IndOI'~d benl.tl· l~ tb' 'ree- ('lIrI III tb e .olullon of t bls grent problomn obw.ct as . n be I ....'" ..."c whnt 81'(' WP ~o lng to do with the scwprage a I " ~lth tbe sADItary tpotures of ndmillistra. ommeDdlltionR mac1Cl hy Cl\Dlmi~loner re-- ot 'Ves t Sen('('a? taon~ ( Tho cliRtioction i~ furthprmore ot ter!'On nnd his a RMX'int~s fo ~ tho p"tnb]j .h~ Your. vrrJ' truly. IlJOnt o( .,."nl! psychopathic bOol'ltnls in the nUSSELL H. Iltr..~r Citll?S to serve as Tf'CeptioD mMitu~ Duftnlo. Nov. 21. = ................. .. ................................................... . t n voids tb_ mi.· Importance. becall~~ I alnrOl frrqd~ntlY l understandlllg a I r b the iMIII,io n cnu.ed nmonl! tbe PU) Ie Y 'dB" COOl, I o( the v~ry re" ., in th" same c ,,"S h 8 maJlpox nnd mnoicablc (Hse-n~es, sue j s bSle di~~n8(\R • . h I common ca the ml1e e8S . .h· h re<}uire ,' prj s\1('l1 nR tuberculOSIS, ,,. IC f tbeir COUdiff01'ent snnitnry measures or NOlI i ... .. V . ·. ·. ·. . 6·; .DRASTIC REGUlnION~ : OF CONTAGIOUS DISUSES. 1 'v iI • ~ ~onference I D~~ • ,.. I w,...y"...._.., ""'- -ot tb ,'n,e, ~ 9.Ol.- f: I ' and +'1"(. ;.u j I f tions for all Ct1.~cs of In~nnit,)'~.~...:8~u:e~h~jn::~;-, '~i.~_ _ _ __ _ _~~~~~~~~_ _ _ _ _ _ _1=~~~~:~=- ______~ �r nnSpnAlJv~~, rom,.... ·.. ··· .. ·· .............. ............................... . . ................................... .................................. ~ ;- .,! ...2....1~.Oi .................................... ~mRSMALLPOX CAS[S 0 ,'~:;'~::;;:~~::i,~;:'~:::':: ~.'i ( 1 ..................................................................... again t the wint~r ephtemic ot smallpox Ul be Erected at Once, to Which :'~h:,~,,~h<' ':~I:o:~·t::u;~t~~n~~~~t~~. I~~ ATeatSaSJt"ted Charles Street Patl·ents n~u Will be Removed f tI tho m~tlD. d.tormlned. It would t&k. abou t t .... llt}·· tour boura to ,..t luch a hoapl tal tnto ot the Iu" """ lvenl~ "u devoted _ A.... 01 U,.:)1d .,..... , tI thl ._lIpo" sltua' .ha~ .... d II It "p8 fo u nd nacU<!ary ull d a Qua ra nti ne Hospital. Cit)· h .• s 01' makIng twothree ,,,I<lltlonal "aecina lton booth£,. in aU, at whleh. all person~ dl':;.iring to do so may be vae - he Aldermen o f But'falo a re mind - elnat('u free or ,'hurg('. It has been lhe experience of other cities tha t localities in whtch the disease has manifested it- undreds of t"hou . n ds of t he city'. inhabit:!n"", the y w ill tomorrow dis.mlss the obstinate . s t nsele£lS opposition which hag beEn set up, and order t he immediate erecti on of a quarantine hnspltnl. It will be n eeded, unh::s.s sometl:lng akin to a mira cle averts [be early recurrence ot a ~allpo:x epl~ de:mlc. Butralo an d Roche~ter are com para tlvely b u t a little way apart, and are in conti nu a l communicntion. In the latter city a la rmlog conditions their duty an d of the welfure s~lf during \\ arm we~\ther are sub.i~(:t to a reyisit3tion In the winter time. The a a~­ tiDn oC tbe authorities, lherE'Core , in <:Ii rouab W"OodM!. b uUdinl' can be et"ected 10 1111 4JI6iJII'I JlUlth OftiCIr HllI pro· fording ample filcilitit~~ for vaccination. wJtilJn ftft .. n da78 at a coat ot not mo re dOlI In W dQ.. ~ to the \/>te. me n than ~ &lld m ade to en8wer tor th~ which 1~ the be::;:t known pl'eventh"e of '""1 -'- ,ropIII... u ,.ll><en Qu.ra~tlDe4 the contr lClil:Hl or smallpox, is along the temporary care of amall plx ca~e~. f ro.- ~II. to Charlu sttut, a nd Acting on the s u ggestion of Attorney line. of sound public [lolley and In the in· I. tbe '" ... ImpOlllbl. ye t to tell Bitchcook the Board -pa.ssed a rea olutlon terest of the public.- wE'lfare. .. 14 tlt&t II 10. " ,. . rtlUy ! ufter lnl f ro m ExtPndE'd argument in fayor of vacci "ht ~ t~) A a uthorlsln. H ealth Offlce:r H ix t o do wh a t IID&II £ l..,.,a ... n I. now III. r.c _ u~ li &. 8mltheu, tbe pro· be thin k. beu In procuring a um t o r nation ought, at this late date, to be I~tt~r If". oWh other Rui table pla.ce tor a tfJlDPO"\r)' c}e- sup~rfluou~. ThE' report of the Heaith ..... _D'1l, ..·at read in whle "z1ftr.. 0I ~ • tention h 08pltal and rem oving t he m en Offic~r. at thE' conC'lu!!ion of the vigorous th . ..).I that t)t min b8 remand. f r om f rom t he CharI&.! . treeL h o tel. campaign wagt;d as{ainsl the disease last b,r ~It tJ Jlf caunot a rtord Lo have Assi stant SanJtary I nspec tor G r enmun summer, d~monstrated with su.fficient tht bttWf dIM lad If It is cl osed for a rl"po r ted that t h~ o rders In r egard t o the emphngi~ the import \n('€' of vaccination I~~ of u" tba.t her l1cenee ~ill kil ling of rooetere. I'll Court st reet msrke Uil as'R preventive of smallpox. A more " ' hleb disturbed the slum bers of n ets-hHlx uJ wi It would be se\'eral recent report ~hows conclul-Oively that the bOM! ba d been e arrted ou t and nothln g Stl bol," h. could possibly tell persolls subj('(t to the dlscoase are those bu t lnu ttensl\'e pullets no ,\\' OOCUP)' t h e .. h t~U !ht UMI ~~r su n 'elUance ~e "ho havE' not bp~n vaccinated. As a rooe ts nigh ts. Re9~lu tl on8 o rder ing a Imallpol let It nt tbe unanimou8 opmpurely prC?-cautlonary mea:::ure and as a ten at lb, BJI,~ thlt lometh rn g should !lumber o ( pt'rsons to app~ar and shOW duty whleh the inlli,·tdual owes not only why they had n o t obe:red t he o rd£"rs ot be~. wlUi t1:l.n at once. Alder men the Board tn regard to ~t'we r conn£"C'tions to himself but to the people with ""hom St"'~h~nIOD. FttM"U Ind He\\it t com· ~nr Itte !!:u1n rommluee ot the Co m- nn.} removin g garbage wer e p:used. " •. hI::" comes In contact, niccJnation should moa Counetl wtrt prtllent and s aid that W . Farley appear ed tor ~V llllam Far ll"Y be unh-ersally rell;torted to in cities that ..hUe mil" u~ 40Dt IU In theIr po wer t o o ( 'i)icktnson s trtl£" t and a.sked tha t actton have felt. however lIghtl~~ , the presence t . urt I amtllpol hospual before th is the In r egard t o the ma tte r of lIr. F arlt"y'g of the disease. abjfttlou 'lbleb Wi been contlnuall:r not appear ing before tbe Board 1';hE'n or· 'l~he person who, through ignorance, thrown In thtlr ....,. bad hlnderpd them dered. to be deferred until the next meet- prejudice. indirr~rence or obstinacy, reIrHtlr u.J ~y lIt atr:Lld that they can- In g. t he r e-que$t 'l\"U grantE"d. fuses to be ,'accinated in order to conA cO!llmunication "\\"US r~el'\'ed {rom the DGt f,!t , ~ In shape bt-tore next tribute one more unit of population to Commlssl1on announcing March. 1M 0; ~ :I~n of agein u sing the Clvi Sen-tee the majority or cttizens who hnxe wisely ~ ntub !J' wud It tb~ Cit)· hos pital was th at there Is no ~llglbl~ list ot laborE't"s elected to pla.ce thems~lves on tbP safe db ~Vtd bit It .as thought that It a t present and a r~~olutton b>' Comml!would nct be tdr.ble to try t h hi aKal n sloner Smith th~t W nlIam PrestO'll be ap- side at' a pos~ible contlngenc:r. constiit may be neceesa r y pointed to assist In kE"Pptng t he garbage d ump In the fir!t ~';ard In a sanl:ary con.\eorr.!JC H. H:!cbeock then came lor - dltlon at the r ate of $t.~ a d8}'. was passv.ard lt1(h t "'!ut~ m or the problem ed. wh:rh I'Mt wltb IllPTO\'"Il Crom all. H £" A ttorne}~ H itrhcock reported t J.t he an ~pidt'mil'-. That ~hould not bt? necespr'')P''' tbit I h!)lpitAl teDt be ere-cted had thor oughly in\"esUgateJ tbe but ot ~ary in un enli~htpnE"d. community like on t' 1 bNN door with tbe aides boarded m f rom the .\tton authorltlE'8 tor the reRochestE"r. The filCt that the uuthoritif>s up to tit roof. He!!&1d th ll t trom ex- tUt'nlng ot ~frs. X ourse nnd her scarlet have ~pf"n fit to plac..'e vnccinalion within perl~ n'!t~ knew tlut by placing a stove lever st rickeon grands;on to thh5 cit:r and the I'P3t'h ot fiver)' 111'\11, womlln and In th. t I temporuy ho~pit al can bl! could find nothing In the la.w ~';hlC'h child in thE" elty free nf charge should pro\-Itl ' 1.a. . blth tbt occupants can would m ake the bl11 egal. He also ~aid hue fHrT ~:ntl)rt. He said that the th at the bill 'Wa~ Improperly drawn Rnd opf"rate a~ a ~umcientJy s-trone apfH~al lhrn m~n ., UDder suspicion can be r ecomm ended tha t the but be r eturned to th". f'ivi(' int£'llhrenle on the 8ubjeoct. ptaNtd 11 :h t \tnt and detamed until withOUt payment. The rt!port was auopt- ThE> indh-idunl 8hould yield to the "com pul~ion" of his own com mop.. 0( t~oIr UI.... I. definitely J ed. I prevail. 'W lthln'a w ee k forty new case. of the disea se h a , e been discovered t h ere. N inety- five patients are In the lsoiatlon hospita l. and others in pri· ,-ate houses a r e ~ numerous that a for ce or to rt}··two special policemen hus been P Ut on quara ntin e du ty. W ith the w inte r j ust open ing. this ., manl. feslly a had situat ion-so threatening tha t the State Boa rd of Health mllr conduct an Investiga tion. and assist to r est rict t he spread of the dreaded ail· ment. Butralo is al m ost .ure to become in · fected. T he m os t ,·"Iua bl. of all mea· s ures agains t a n epidemic, next to yacclnatlon. Is lool ntl on of patients. but there Is no fi t pla ce to which they may be conSigned. To .... n d them to the d ilapidated ba r ra ck which bas sen'ed as a qua ranti ne h ospItal t or many yen rs Pll~t, and w h ich has become utterl y u nfit. If it ever was fit. 'Would be an out r age u pon h umanity. If the A ldermen fall of m a k ing the provision M ~LL-~~l ~bMN 1~~(~n~S US. ON A LINE OF INFEC TIO N. Rochester. Cleveland and Detroit, the cities in which the disease is making the most sta r tllng progre~s at the present time. are closely connected with I U neallh Com missioner POI' nts Out NecesSl'lY rlor a New this city because on the same trunk Hnes of railways and eyery day thou sands ot people are carried to and trom BuITalo to these points. _ 'V~I _. U PUTIT O ~11 TUE n OLD SITE. - Aldermen Should St op w rang· Img and Get Down to Business on the Propo- ~ \Itlon. ~ t,\fJ~' The situation ''''as clea r ly stated last night by Health Pas\LIIOU~r~ "V be vacci'1uted without d~ln}". stamping. OUt the last year and there are now about 500 cases in that city. Other places are s u trering from the ra ,·ages of t he dtsease-. dfsea~e I Commissioner Green who s.lld: "Briefly the situation in regard to a quarantine hospital Is this. The city q Ulreml'n ts of t he case better than y other ~tte which has been suggestand which Is a"ailable and the hos (raj can be maintained there without jubstantlal Injury to a n ybody. '·'Yh., n the present site was selected 1t was on farm lands and there were nil buildings near It to be damaged. People who bought tn the " Ielnlty got their land chea.per than they otherwise could have bought it because thf" h05pltal 'vas there. To mo,'e It to any other :iectlon wou ld be to dama gE' people who haVE> paid higher prices lor their land and ha\'!~ p.-d 'i tax-cos on it (or year~ b e,,-'au~p of their confidence In the future of [he city:' "Will ,h~ SilO.OOO Ruthorlzt'd b)' the ~p€'r al law be enough to build a suit ho~pital'?" Pr. Greenf" was asked. I able I ' It will not PRY tor as large a one as hall;t been authorized b," the Legislature to issue bonds (or $50,~OO to pa:r for the erection ot' a quarantint: hospital. There can be no question at the nece~slty for It. The preseat bul1dlng Is very unsanitary. There is no running water except In the kltt'hen and when It ratns. "~henever there I~ a rain ~torm we have to put tubs a.t various points on the floor to catch the water whicb Il"nks; through the root. KeroSE"ne oU lamps are the only means oC lighting the place. I "T~·o weeks ago I gent a communicatton to the Aldermen urging the construction ot a suhablp bunding on the pre:::;ent she ot tht" qu,uantlne h()~pit;\1. It was re('elved anll filed. but a reso~ lution. I think by .\\d. H np. dlr~ctlnl( the COmmiE'SlOner of Public "·ork.o;; to have plans and ~p~ U1c'-llion~ prep:treoi. tor a Quarantinf" ho~plt 1 to he built On the pre~i?'nt ~lt~. "n~ referr~d to committee and I t'xPe<'t It wil1 be reponed favorabh' at .lfOntl.lv·! ~esslon of the Board ot Aidermen " I bd a number of • GREA T STU 'fBLl NG BLOCK. mO~t d readed o f . One mef"ting of th~ omm, t~e to di::. "lltfr D. Greene u~!;: the qu€"~tton h~~ bt en held and an (or tbe c ity • ~t er has been called. for 1 o'clock )lonI. Ihnllar epidemiC ~y adfter noo n bef ore the ses!"lon of the "frot I IItJnto ar. -eortng atrmlracle. 1 " T he great ~tum bHnK block nnli the ftpOrt tr~~ ~he con.!ltderatlon w h lC'h has delayed tbe u..."":W." t at cons truction ot th p. ho.spltal ~o long. t~ reportf'd. th e rcoluctanee- o f an" Hart ot the ('ltV a.!lCS In I)e... to h a y e the ho '"'Pltai Lwcated n€osr It, and I t ~pem ~ to m e thal · he t,dre-IH pro pos ition 1 to bUild It on t he ~ite- !'eleC'ted year~ Biro when th e pre:le~t bten c or :!o ca~e5 o[ !!ri1ilT- pox r epor e a ny dav no\\". The Quarantine hospital 15 "holly unfit to take ca!!es: Into it. and the (·anditIons wlll be wo rEe as soon as cold weather begin ~ . I d o not llke to spend any mor! mone y on the old butldlng. but !rome repai rs a re Imperatime "Thert>- I~ one important poi nt I w ish you woul,l impre~s on the m tn ds of the ):E"S' reader.:::· ~ald Or . G ree ne. "In all the C'ases here last year the re ,,"pre on ly ;:0 ot the- p8ttent~ w h o ever had. be en , -a,('dnated and In the~e CIl~~S It had beE'n Year::: ~inc~ the treatment ha i bl en rerpl\'E'd and it had not 'taken In all of them." ~b .... ... ~ ..J" ~ thi' Cit)' ouo;-ht to build. but the hulld· in~s can be s;.) a.rran~ed that they ('sn be made larger at any timE'. Suitable building!';' ~hould h~t'"e accommod:Hlons for at If''<\~t 10n n:\ttent~ :\{ale and female pdtlt>-nt"O should be In sl?parate buildtn~s." DR. GREE .V E · S PLAN. Dr Grt'Pl"'.p ·h· n briefly explained. hIs pIa" for a ~u1tahlt- quarantlne tn!=titUtlon "0\ hlrh would put the cIty In a posl . t_ In :0 C"1pe with dangerous epldemtcs. "7here ~hould be !\ main buildIng In front (;')r admlnl'ltratlon:' !!atd he. ··R.iCk of 1: I would build the kltC'he-n Cor th€' hO.'~pttal and on E'Hhf>r 51de a~ the rear the hos;pltal buildings. ~hey ('oulrl b~ arran~-eli 0: 0 that an addHlon 1 ("nuli bp put on them whenever the growth of the- ("1t~. rols:ht demand It:' Dr. Grp.t>ne c;ttc1 the danger of ~mall ­ pox be-lng' brou~ht Into Butralo again frf'lm thp amicted cltle~ along the Hne Ql tra.vel between the- Ea~ and " -est " very ~rcnl- T he la!tt tatal ('a!e be-fore the dl:;le~e W8~ lItamJ'ed out ot Buffalo last !'Opri n g wa ~ trom Cleveland. ""-he:her the ne\\ ho~pt:al ~ ord~red or not I ~hnt1 ha , 'e to CflU on the Common Councll (oJ r an approprjatlon tQ repal: th'" pret'ent bu t:lj,in ~ " ~ aid he tfA n ""- buPd n E' pro ba bly "ould D : be put Uf' "ndp a'·e r . an e may h:a ."" ......................................... ........ I �r'JH£fIRM~. ;tiptrolfer Heerwage n's Reply to Ald. Adam's Reso lution Regard ine: the Merger of Deb it Balances. BISSELL'S RE HAMBURG CANAL QN WATER SAMPLES PUMPING PLANT 4/f~ ~/tj ~ Bacteriological Analysis Shows rtlat No Col, Ward Asks Al dermen to CH ARTER, QU OTES CITY .Change Source of Supply Would Issue Bonds for Its Be Any Improvement···No Typhoid COI=AlkS for t~~f . o nd s for the Abatement of the I'I~W Fever Germs found . in Any of the Hamburg Canal Nuisance. COM PTROLL: XPL~INS --.-- -1'1" AL Samples. MERGIN G Of B ALA~CES, , FTO COST $100,000. in ons; (;,'1'/."" Comptroller H ee ,'" a!(on submitterl "' UlIlluuicntion to the nldermcll th is af· te.nlOon l'elntiye to th e l'esolution Ill'CSent· The Health Department·s anall',ls of co ntained In one oublc centlmele, IS ell by Ald . Adam nnel ndopted by tile S upt. Emerso n Says $ 350 0 the ~amples of wa tf'r taken from the amo unts of any o( the samples. From aJdc~en on ~o\·('mber 10th, calling- t'peD Emel'ald I.land. Stony PoInt and the the bactel'lal standpoInt there is 1Il1i. Needed to Mee t In creasod pre~ent inta\{C'. 8how that t h er e wi ll be d~fference between the waters, t hat is e comptroller to stute by whut mahorno iml)rovement in ('hanging the source Stony Point being the worst, an d that ty ct.'rtuin uebit bn lnn ce::i w ere 'Ilcrged Expenses of t h e Night of 1h(' !'upply of rity water. IOC the other two locations being ap. to the genernl fllutl 0 1' charged Ilff. The The J' eo porl of City Bac terio logist p roximately the same." Schools. comptroller stated that he cou ld 1I0t lilld Bls"ell wa. "ubmiUe,1 to H eal t h Com City ChemIst Herbert ;\1. HIIl's report any specific authority to w('rge or not to mlsf'lon~ r Grrrnr thIs n,""",",ing. I on th e analysis ot the three samples merge debit or credit bnlnnces ill 1be shoWS that-rn-P-Wa tel' taken f r om thE" is as follows: gpnernl rund, exce[lt nnder section t37 or Comptroller Heel'wagen today comlak e at Stony Point \8 t h e wo rst of a ll "1 beg to report results of the an· the city Chnl'teT, which ['cuds: pIled with the resolution of the Comand tho l from t h e- EtTIe-raId Island is a lyses of th e- samples of wa ter receh'etl mon Council asking Information why, lltllE' better than that ta k en from th e Nove rmber 14th. as follow s: OpPosite "The comptroller shall sup~rill toncl lh e on Ju ne 30, 190~, he merged $li6.000 balintakr. Stony Point, fl'ee a monia, 0.054 ; al· fiscnl affnirl'; or the city nnd Jllnl1~l[~e the ances from various funds lnta the genD r. Gl'~ ene ~nid that there Is a notice- bumin eld a monIa, 0.16; chlorin, i.81'1 UIne pursuant to Inw nod the ordinances eral fund. These balances were chiefly impro\'E'tnE'nt in thE' ('ondltion o f nitrate~ . present; nitrates, 0.50: yo!· t the city, and s hnJJ be the thief fisca l from the Street Department, erroneous able the \\'at~r and tha t the pre!'rnce of the a:He mattel:. g!ah?s per ga1., 2.10; mil;· mc(>r." taxes, city real estPte and perfecting ('olon bal'illus. the typhoid fev(>r germ , eJ ~l ma tt el; .,.76, total soHds at 1~ Comptroller Heerwngen nll'"o r('ferred tax sales te!lf"rs. was not found in any of the sam ples. ce" tigrad e. 1.86. . Emera lr Channel. opposite dummy the aldermen to Secti OIl GG or the charlIIr. t{eerwagen called attention to 1I1!'11 IJe ll ~ ll ello l ·t. I1ght-fr er amonta, 0.014 ; alburnnold. ter. whirh !'rqnire. . thl" (,OILlIJtJ'olll'r. on or Chapter 3, section 19, and Chapter 19. before the l.t da)' of October in eoch .ecllon 26 of the Ordinances. both of ('Ill' Bactol'iologl"t " -llllam G. Bl5- .106; r hlorln . ;.40; nit rites, none. nitra· enr, to present to the common council which read: '~At the end of each fisca l ~ell's rC'Pol't \\·HS as follows: "I desire tes. 0.25; vola.tile matter, 1.62; mineral dptnih'cl statement of the finaucinl ('on- year the surplus. If any, of such fund to J"C'POrt as follows on thE" ba('terl- matteo', 5_88; total sollds a t 100 C., dition at the city, nnd to present in such shall be credited to the General Fund." ologi('a l ('XA mina tlon o( sam pl f's of 7.54. )lIaga ra. Ri\'er at intake-free amon· !';tnt(l'm('ot tht' lH'nilnbh' r('~onr('es of Comptroller Heerwagen states that tht.s wate' )· rolleeted from the 10ca lions givpn. Novembe r 4, 1902. Nea l' Stony ia . 0.020; albuminoId ..16; ch lorlll. 7.90: the city, the Tl'{'('ipts nn d ~xpf"nrlit\11'ps ot is the only way accounts can be balanced. Point. aveorA.g"p number of bacte r1a per n itrites. none ; nitrates. trace: \'olatlle the pr!'Cedinl' ycnr, nod the couelitinn nf Col. ,Yard. Commls.loner of PubliC ('ubi(' ('entimeter. 260: near Dummy matter. l.91 : minerai matter, 6.31; total th e genernl fnnd. lie stnted thnt in his ·Works, asked that bonds for $100,000 be at 100 C .• 7.90. Ltght In Emerald Channpl, average solids .; A ll s how r ecent organi C contamIna.· opinion the- only wny the condition (Jf ~'J(.' h issued under the Hamburg Canal numbel' of buC'teria, p er C'. c .. 200; !n tion of a. nItrogenous character. Stony ent'rnl fuvds ('ould be stntf!t.l WHS hy Abatem en t act to pay foJ' the construcNiagara. R l\'(> 1'. rp31' of intake, average Poi nt is worse than the others. Th~ mcrgiuJ;!" thp dehit nml (' r~d it hnlnnc('s jn tlon of a pumplhg plant for dry weather Humbe r of baC'teria, pcr c. c .• ]90. re~idl1es of a ll three blackened upon theo ~ronet'1l.1 fnnd. l I e oIfoIo ('ullC'd the nt- sewage and for constructing a drain JtiJl'~ ll C[lort . Ign ition show ing the presence of or· outlet Into the ErIe Canal west of t £'ntion ot the niflcrm cn to rlillpttl l' :.t) 'M ain street. "The ba(,illus ('oli communis was no t ganic m a..tter in quanti ty." flection Ifl, nnd chnpter 10, f:ection !!O, Clly Attorney Edward L. Jung has of tho O1'dinnnces. refus ed to accept the bond of the BurCornmi~~i o ner of P ublic 'Yorks: ,Vnrd falo Pitts Company to maIntain a paveaskNl that the ('o mmon cono cil nnthorize m ent In front of its works on Fourth ~ . J~Q7..................... ,. tho moyol' nnd ('(l mptroller to issue bondl.< stre~t for the rf.'ason that the Common for .,100,000 for th e pu rpo~e of raising' CouncIl ha!'l passed no resolution re.J~ Quiring such maintenance. Col. ~·ard moner to uhntp th£' nuifolun('(' existing in tod ay recommended that thl:;l omi!'lsion .... .... ........... . . . ~..I .. ......................... . .. . ...... .. . . th~ )[aio nnd flam burg "treot caooJ. IIe be corrected. callod the aldermen'. ntteution to th eir Col. Ward reportpd that he was buyr~olution of ~el1tembr)' Hth. f\lIthnrizin~ log ~ort coa l In th e oppn market at S3.60 Opposite Stony Point- Free amDlonia, 0.004: lim to NlrTj ont a general pln n for the a ton. album inoid a.mmonla. 0.10; chlorin . 7.80: nl· abatement of the 1IlimbuI'g cnnnl nnis.' Heltlth Commls~lonf'r Grf.~tU::.llotlftE"'d td tes. present; nitrates, 0:50: \'olatlle ma~t;r: Boce, nnd to the ller(Issitr fo r the cou. the Aldermen t~la:. the A rneh EXiY Public STalus per gal., 2.10; mmeral matter, u.• 6, IIt"nf'tion of n l)lllntlin~ plnnt ilt I-Illlllhul'g' Health Asociuuon 'would me~t in .. TO\\, total solids at 1pO centigrade. 786. " . .. Orleans in th e second week In Decem m en receive Results of Tests Emerald Channel. opposite dummy lIgbl.treet for the ,il"I>oonl of dr)·" eather beo·. He aRk.,1 that he and Dr. BI.sell, Free ammonia. 0.014; albuminoid, .106; cblorln. 8<'walto. the city bacterIologIst. be authorIzed to bv Experts. 7.40; nitrites. none ; nitrates, O.Z5; volatilt Col. W ard aloo Rubm ittpr] n lon~ Ii.t of attend the meetIng at an expEnse not I BETTER I matte r. 1.62 ; mineral matter, D.88; total solidi .idewnlkR which hod been found out of to exceed $125 each. INTAKE SAMPLE MUCH I at]oo c.• 1.61. repn lr nod a.ked for aulhority to make Supt. Emer,on asked for $3500 til m eet Niagara Rlyer at intake-Free ammonlJ, FROM STONY '!'HAT THAN ~ the additional expen~e of th e night n(,(,pfosnr,. rrpnir'~. 00"0' albuminoid . . 16; orin , 7.90; nltritH. Col. 'V nrd Rent a romm nnif'ntioll to the schools owing to the Increased auendPOINT. D'o~e'; nitrates. trace; ...·olattle ma.tter, ~91; Id t' I anee. matter. 5.3t ; 10ta.l solids at 100 c., 1.90. a e:men f: ntm~ t lot punmnnt to nuThe Board of AS~€,FFors made an 1mNo advantage. from a health view- minerai All sbow recent organic contamination of a thol'lty J('rnnt ..d b)' them he hnd bou~ht portant decl.lon to thp etrect Ihat the point, apparently would be gained in ni trogenou s cha racter. Stony Point Is wane ID op~n mnrk~t ('oal for the wa~crworkR lands and bulldIngr-; draIned by the conchanging the so urce of Buffalo's water I than tbe otbers. The residues o[ all three pumplllg statum ( l'om the EmpIre Furl stl'uctlon of a .sewer In the bed of the supply from the present intake pier in blackened upon ign ition, sbov.'ing the PrtS~ Corupllny, nt ~3.=:;O per ton. fIe furnished H amburg canal were not specially the Niaga.ra. River to Stony Point. In eoce of organiC matter tn quantity. voUChe['R for such purchases amounting benefited by thIs Ftructure which beCommissioner Greene's report ~\l85 reo ta $2.!H9.80. came nece.sary through the filling In or . fact, the Stony poInt sIt.. ,,"ould be WOJ'se. That question seems to be se-t- fer red to the wa ter committee. {j()mmisRioncr Gr('C'ne from the }}polth thE- Hamburg canal. They recommend tIed by a report made to the aldennen deportment repol [tid rnht his depnrt- that it become a geoneral City charge ment hUB had all trial all nclclre's'~'llIlam H. Caddeback. former Cor- yesterday by Health Commissionet· . I' . POI auon Cou""el rendNed a bIll for Greene. The water in the Emerald lIlg mac une. and Ihnt a trlOl of Huch ·146670 for d f 'dl I' I I' II . '. e en ng th e eItl ' In the Channel is the b est. It was sta.ted t hat moe l~ne prO\'e( t lut l~ WO~l (. Rave Its gult brough t by the Oak Grove Lanu no typhoId germs were fo u nd in sa m cost III the first ~'en~ m pl'lutm j.; nlollc. Company and others to recover assessples or water take n from those three He- n~lt€'(l for n \lthOl'lt~r to Pllrrllnf'e thel ments for the Delavan avenue sewer places on November 14th. Neither was ~· mn('hine. lIe alRO nsked thnt he nnd Dr. • . the bacillus coli communis found. That Blsscll. city bnctC'l'iologi:-;t, be nuthol'iz()d germ at ways accompanies the typhoid ...................................................... "" " "." to attend the cOII\-en tion of tho Americnn germ In water. Public Health A~~ O<'intion. which will he .. \Yhile the ,,,'ateI" is in better condiheW in Xew Orle.ns durin~ the second tion lhan it was six da~.rs ago. yet it ............................................................ " .... lreek in necrmber, nt no expense not to ·om ....... ·...... ..... ~ . \ .... . isn't satisfa('tory," said the commissionexceed $125. f er, "and I would respectfully recomSupt. Henry r . ElmeT'on reported n Inrgr inCl'enKC in th e Iltlcndnuce at the ··· .. ·· .. ···· .. ····· ...... ·· .. C\:j'i'i·;y·····.. \:..:.. ·,T · .. · .. · mend that you refer the Inalter t o the proper committee for such aclion as is llij!ht schools , and n~k{"(l for nuthorih' tf) expend n sum not to c-x(,('pd ~3.f100 in deemed necessary." addition to tite ~n.ooo nircmly IlLJpropri- ....... ........ .. .. .. .. .. .... ... ... ... ......... .... .. ...... ....... . Commissioner Greene's report was atl'd for such night .,·hool,. based on I'eports made by City Bacteriolog ts t Bissell and City Ch emist H ilI. Ald. SulliY.n inlroduced the following Dr. B issell 's report "i",as as follows: The report on the samples of wattr r eRolntion: For Lette rs on Current Topics taken from t hi" lake and rh'e r by Health I desire to repol·t as rollowR on the bac"l'hnt inasmuch AS n lurge number of terlol0glcnl exnmlnutlon o[ samples of water Co m mlsslonrr Greene was submltled to the lending re pl'escntnth·cs of this city. Free Expression of Views on ('ollE"cted from tbe locations gIven, on Novemtll3" lJUilit t is@; ii1 &Pi g·esterday and Il l'mhrn<"ing nmong thE'i r numhel' the leudber H, 1902 : Ncar Stony Point. average num- was fOllnd that the wtl lpr In tt- e \'lclnlt1 ing professional Rno b\lsil1e~s !U('Il, nrc to he Questio ns of the Day. ber ot bacteria. p(>r cubic centimete r, ~GO; DC the IE merald Channel is of a betltr take port in a spelling' ('on test with uu Deal' dummy light In Emerald Chllnnel. averMlllnl numbrol' of thr hHlr tcnchcors in the age number ot bacteria per c. c. 200; tn quality than that at Ston~' Point. Com· NIagara River, renr of Intake, average num- missIoner Greene says the water Is In a nhHc ~('hoolR, on next ~ntllnll1Y el"ening'. LESS HE much better conditIon than it was 8 ft W ber ot bactE"rla per ('. c., 190. t Com'ention IInli. nllll in".much "' said AT, MORE AIR , The bacillus coli c ommunis was not co n- week!:!! ago and th a t no t n)hold gc ~ ~ont .. t sho uld he of groat interost to all Editor of th B II tained In one cub lr {'eutlmeter amounts o[ :were round In any of the samples....,....,..... j:ood rillzeM, thi. hody re.pectfnll.r recW ill yon I_~ diU Commercial: any at tbe samples. From the bacterial vlc\\'onunends t hat the ('itizenR of Buffalo ('nn-/less heu't audIO Y :l .0\\'. me to beg for point there Is little dlU'ereure betw~en the c(ll n,11 el1gnl!E'1U{"n tl:~ for thnt (>\'enill~. and ntre? 'l~he r~Onmed~lr, lD the Sta r 'rhe· waters, tbnt Is. Stony Poin t being tbe worst, rlo'e th .. lr places of hU'illo'" enrly onough bearablo thai tl oscomfort Is so un. and thut ot thE' otber two locat 10DS bein~ approximately the same. to allow them to nt tt"wl the spelling ue£.'; ~iVO relief we ~nl ,.,ess the manager will end" e w onltl earnestly reque!o>t the mnu- ot health 0[' ROT t lSt npp('~,l to the bo1l..\:£l.The r .. port of Dr. Hili deals wIth the .fl~er8 of nil pln('es of ntlHt!o'etn C'nt to POkt- ties. ne at the c~llelty" sociechemica l condition of the \\ ateI'. The pont tlwir tJerrormnllce~ for that even. Yours, percentil.ge of chlorin 1s an index of Ill: .. Buffalo N SuITerer. pollution. The report Is as follows: Comptroll er lIeC'rwngen'fI ('omnll1ni('n~ , 1: ov. 22. ~ r brg to report reAults of the analyses of I tion r.ferrin~ to the I/Ie l'l~or of debit bal, the snmples ot water received on No,'ember OIlCl'!:} in the geuerul fUlid was r eferred to 14th. as tallows: thp ("ommitt~e 011 finuT\re. The 1'nme \.1i~. ,,",""oon W1\k mnde of Col. 'Yard's rl'f),l1est the Issullnc. of I>onll. fnr $ 100.000 for abatement of thpUalllburg cnnni nnia- I -rt I ................ ..... g.... .-1EPORT ONCITY WAH R. c. I - ....··· .. ······iOV'··<j 5·Tsor . · . . ··. . ·. ======='=""'-=:;r=;;¢======= 1fo GERMS FOUND .f1 0 aif . I IN LAKE WATER �15 READY EA'CH HAS A REASON M~~[M~NHTO mR OPENING\", I .., BUFFALO'S LAWYERS, DOC- .................. ........ ............... TORS AND BUSIN ESS MEN, "'=:~=="':~========..~..~.~..~~~~~:: ? CAN GIVE THANKS ON ' ~-' A Public Duty Performed, lralo'S Aldermen y es terday acted THU RSD AY, A SCENE OF BEAUTY - THE TEACHERS WILL PROFIT GREATLY BY FIRST WEEK, IT IS EXPECTED, - SUPT. EMERSON TELLS AL' DERMEH $3,500 WILL BE NECESSARY TO COMPLETE TWENTY WEEKS COL. WARD WANTS $100,000 BOND ISSUE, UPT. Hinrr P Emel'!\on of the D<p.lrtlll'" of Public I nst ru ction intorlOod Ill! Aid,"n.n this after· S noon thAt more m()npy would be required In ord" to ke<p the night scnool~ open (~ r I term of t wenty ,,,ook • • the u,11&I poriod Whon lIr. Em",.o placed in the e!!ltim:u! for the maltlttnance ot the n'gbt "boo', Ill< sum of $9.000. he ,,·a~ biullnr UpGD flperlenre ot tlle last t~w yt&.r$. H\l1lt\·er. the technical cour:r=E!i introduM this Ytar ca used an In"e••ed attend""" not ~D t1cipated. There weft I thouSlad more pupils anxious to au.ad the nigbt ")lOois thi. year th'lD lin tl"intPr. Mr. Emer&an ys it l.! man important that th' nilht bigh "boois shouid be kept gol~, tor a tErm of twenty 1',;eE'k8. In Of1.."'f~ to continue the "'ork the sum at ".lIO 0'111 be required. asid~ tram the apPfOlriallon ot 19.000. He allk! lu:horlty t" expend this sum with tho under"..!." that the lotal amount aprroN·1.ated for teachers' salflrle., tor lhe t~l year shall not be ovt'rdr:\wD. Th~ Rwf'l! (\! .\!;.st!l!I)TS reported tha t th~ lakin£: d ian·h on which to bul:d _"l !'P\ tUlt t':ao\ .n ('Cnnecriun with the I\b:\ttu <:Dt 0' ttt Hlllburg Canal nuis- 3net !llflU d t~ a!rSt~ell and rJ.xed upon all tht.· I,w a.nd pro~r[ies \\ ithfn th~ ctty hmlt' "lind therefllre become a i;l" reral tund tI"ptnu:." r-orlll*.t CcrporaUon Counsel W illia m H . Culu.bi,k rresented • bill tor II . m,;o tor h ,ml,.. !n dolentling the ('lly In !ul[6 bnugbt bj' the Oa k Grove Umd ComP3nr and otbers to r~rO\'er ~S.(,k monpr ratd fL"l a local n!lse:ssmcnt or (l H\"'r III ~Il\'an A\'enue t ~U~UI1.:'It to .",-ld. Adnm'! rec~;lt resoUl on requfStlr.~ Comptroller H~r­ ~!' ~4 '0 by "tat authority he 11.6, I - ~ balan,.. ag~r.gatlng lor'; ftC('~io t ~ -nl!r.ll fund t!urlng the d:b,lt wit t"' hi'l )'"tC. lIr. H~rwngen sub· . mMn. In a communk."\tlC'Q U:u hI" He "tate ~ 'P<lcln, luthtt:r ;. t'Ould not find any bJerg .. dtblt " to merge Of not to Ir!.neral fun~ ...rtdlt ~aJar:ces in tb~ ~o unll~r ,~e:1 bi~ right to do .~\:t1on II .\'~ 0 the Charter, This J)t.t(nt~nd 'the ~ICom(ltrOIlCr !!;hBll su· •,nd rr..'na~e lb- II C'OQcefl~~ of the city IlnJ thp "mini . me pursua Dt to 1;.1 W ,Iutll bo! it, rhlet'! lor the city. and Com01~ • .;~ nt- orV't (lffi("(·r." reqUtolN th; \'d Publl, Work. Ward the llJ.)'or lt4" ~rmen to authorize bnnds or the eft C,mptroll er to is ue purp(·., ot tal"''')" .'\!' SlOO,OOQ for the nul. Ilnct e:tl!~·~ money to abate the Hllmbur~ . ca ". III the )[o.ln anJ WOrth of b<> dO; .Il relldy USO.OOO und"r tht- 1t 't.~lt ~n issued. but lbortr,. to 1":1" . the city has auot S·· .IX1O. . ! to the a.mount In hi. COtun, W rd S; t~ .", ,atlon Commissioner t'l rtm "f' tt:... 11t ,~....mOney is nEeded the ('annl. I 4 ' t:t ::hrttt bridge over ~ pumplrt; p ~~ lb cons.truction of ~I)r the d~ ~t It Hamburg treet tl"n· dry B \\"tath~r sewer- IUSe lhe Co .uthcr~ t~-~' Counri! re""lu. to pa.! I," <, !1I!,lo Pitts Com. ltpn not rf:Q.t.~ tte l'!t With ma('od:lm IllAID'lin th, company to keep rtc'lnur.t~ Del. CommISSioner thill Ilme~ I t) t~at the nsolu_ CQtntnl !I l_ to provide for b J o~taUw 1I"'d pumfll " ~pOrted thnt he .,. It4tioo·'" tUrnl'hl ng t b e ~w-mu. y ~toai H h," ~ ~C . He ~.l}--S th#> Fuel C ~~ l ~)' is O\'.",old: r te (It SUO f • ~OO thE' Emplre ~~ r PI Itt .. Ii. ton~ at the pan)' ~'"oil Y' tb. Rach • .\~t"Ql'\!ln ~ I _ • Iron ComK to a t·'n also. "It. ~,rtS h. p~11 b f ( &. Uf\. 11.,1'1 nr '1. all tied h~ anl\ Dr It; N: t CIt tb lII".'c~II n 1M tl" : '\\ ~on .. ".a'~. H. d ~ all OUt when pa thsF the Pltt~ - In" THE TI)t E S' C Teachers' Bazaar worked zenlously to bring everything into ~h lp -sh n.pe order f,'r the grand open ing', Immense Quantitie. of bunUng and piles of lumber were hustled into place until by mid· night the decorati ons w ere practically finIr-hed and the boothS' constructed and waitlng to receive the ir quota ot prett~ th ings. There are so many booths and they are aU so be:J.utifully decorated that the scene presented when th ey Rre all Ii"hte·l up will be a d a zzling one. Until thf' ge!1f1T31 scheme of arrangemen t Is u nderstood there will be some con- Lt~ ·l' . . \ l TU E ' TI C H I YE,\ D ELO " -, I S '''i n l,;( ' ]~G y ear. ~HO "' S WH Y OTIZE "i S OIH 'i\'ln~ Thank .. OXY E XTIO;\, H all will be (l scene of beauty ton ight. Ail da)' ye". terday those intere.ted In the FARED HAVE I~LL D\\. Day com., bllt once", If we IOf'lk back to the Thanks- I gl\'ing ot last year and count up the mnny littll~ thin;~ that hnve happened. sin<-€' then we will UnIt among them. surely. :3"omethin~ fl"r which to be thanldu1. There nre ~orrows and pleasures. Sometimc~ the former seem to outweigh ·lnd outnumber the laller, but perhaps the ~cales are pretty eyenly b:l.lanced aftel' all. That in it~elf is ::omething for which to be thankful. Things might have been "Wor::;e So much for Tha!lk~~h'ino in it- true light. in the ll~ht thal ~ver y p:l.triotic Amf-rican yiews it. Xo h:l.rm is J.one. no ::-acritege of'fere\l when. jocularly. the list of Buffalo's prominent dtizt:"ns 15 S\.~anned and a note made of what each of them has to fusion in finding one's way a bout. Fourteen principal hooth. will be ar· ranged about th e w alls ot [he first floor . To the right on entering will be the booth deYot t' d t o an exposition of chUd life. ~an:r little fanriful trinkets will be thankful for So here's a list· hI;! here displayed. not tadpoles. \ re T hn nkfn l. Dr X exl will co m~ the Indian booth, and tal1o wln~ this the Roswell Park-Because men are Dr. Harry Geylord-Bccuuse the can- c~r germ i.5 nibbl1ng nt hi~ hook Ylrgln !an booth. whi c h will haYe a can"as picturing ~ a !:lhin~ton's home at Dr. Herman lIay(l-Because he is so popular anu suc("es~f'uL Dr. D. \Y Harrington-Be('au~e he is )Ir. Yernon o,-erlooktng the Potomac. The XE'W England kttch en will come in a po~ltion to do so much good In the next. followed by the booth dedicated to :\ew York State. The Pennsylvania. ,yorld. booth will have a. background showing , Dr. Jacoh Goldberg-Because he is ,nlliam Penn treating with the In"- OUt of politics. dlllns. American flags and n display nt". );. "-. 'Yil~on-BE'('aus:e his ~ igna . s:ton-i:Ie' (he evolution ot the flag will ture can't be conllterfeite.l or fo!"ged. be shown In the R e volutionary booth. Dr. Jacoo (hto-Bt?cau.:-e he is a beneOn the opposite s ide of t he hall. reo dict. turning toward th e entrance. ~'lll be Dr. n. Y. Pier\,;e-BeL'<1use he is on seven more boothE'. including those dehis hou~p-hont in Flori 1n y~ted to the Louisiana PUfchnse. the Civil War and the Philippine village. Dr. E . .T. Gi1ray-Bel'~\u~e th e County One feature of the latter w ill be a great Hogpilal is equ~\l to the bf'~t. I goose. w hich wm automntically pick up Dr. C. n~ehl-Becnus:£' he i~n't :\Invor prizes with Its bill and pregent them Dr. Earl G. Dan~er-:-Re(."a.u~~ he 't;0~ to pur chasers. hi5 bal"k pay ~o han·hly rdul beca use The middle aisle v,'fl1 be d e voted to Gurtner has b\,"'en dispo~ell of. the booths ot Central and ){Hr:ten Park Dr. J 011n H. Pryor-ill.'cause he's mar .. h!gh schools. the women's club9 and ri~cl. kiOSks. Allot the scenes which are to Dr. Jo!'eph Fowl('~-Becall~i' he is f"rm tbe background~ tor the booths likely to remain as pollee !-'urg-eon for "ere !iesigned by T. :II. Dilla,,·ay. su. life. pen'isor of drawing in tbe publtc Dr..J)- D. G[rr~BCCa.US~ th~re is schools. There is going to be some no :::mali-pn~ In 10. nO!r'e at the bazar. This will be proDr. Erf'!. ~t "-(>nde-Becau!'e hp haC) " ided at the booth at which the htotime- to ntlcnd to hi~ own practice and graph picture. w!ll be shown. Tonigh t i5 out ot th~ Ity Hall "amp. Howard D. Herr will dn theo hn.lIvhon Dr, Pa"r (. J. ~nn(.et?"-Bpc:au5c his Ing. Tomorrow night Gus Schneider lear little patient. Dt.an Gavin, is g etchief clerk In the Department dng bf1ttt:'r. H ealth wfll be the spieler, nnd on Dr. Y. )Iott PterC'e-RE'cause his au ... \\ day nigh t Bert )IcCrea will tomoblle i~ one- of thE' ftne~t . contrlubte the po,n:"rs or his Yoiec to Dr. C. H -n~\uel-Becau.se h e Is lure patrons to look at the moving pic- likely to be> etectE'd alrlerman. t urcs. Dr. James S. POrler-Bel~allse be has Dowllstairs wlll 'lOot monopolize at- lo. tentlon. Upstairs "'ill be a numb el' ot ... eell promised a go political position notabl f in the "Swt'er B'· and B:r," E e eatures. includln the ~ e,v Dr. John R. ("oaklp.v-Because Buffalo nglund supper room. where, on . Tha nkSgiving Day. wtll be sen~p.d a is g~tt11lf!" ~lightly better. dinner. MIss Huson "'ill be in charge Dr P. W . Yan p"yma-Becaus~ the o! the kitchen!!. The Du[ch-Kitchell. Ti'8Chers' Bazaar i~ likely to net the rethe G. A. R . parlors ~nd the art rooms tirt'ment fund ~jl).OOo. wtll a1so be located upstah·s. Dr. T. ~l. ~rowe-Be('nll~e hi" can eat At tonight's op 'nin~. Charles R. a CIvil ~eT\'lc(' Reform turkt:y. Skinner. State Su p-:>ritnendent or PubDr. (,harl('~ Car:r-Be('au~(' pinEr pon~ lie Instruction" will be the prtnC'lpal h:t~ not rlimmf'd the popularity of polo. speaker. Mayor Knl~ht and Supt. Em Dr. Dewitt C Greenp-Becau~t> he is erson are also on the progrnmnl(.'. It on€' of the n10:;;t succ€'~~ful Ilhy~lc1Rns Is expected that this Wl"'ek'8 re:-elpts in the cin-. "'m be in the neighborhood of $')1).(1(10. Dr. F. F:lrk LI"'\ Is-R£'cause he Is in j The bazaa r Is for' the purpoH'" of ral~-I th(O publiC' E'VE' I lng money tor th e Teachers' Retlr~ment Dr. Lee II' imtth ::;e("au~(" hl~ labor-' Fund. ato!"y i~ onf' of tht" flnt'Sot tn the- StJ. tt? The programme ot e .... enlng entertain-I Dr. Edw::lni J ),!t,,·er-Bt.caur;;p he is me"flts for the- Tea('hers' Raz~13r tor nn nell, (' membl';' l)! the ~\pp ndiC'ltis th.e we~k Is 8S follo\\·s. ClUb. fhe 14th Rpgllnent B:l.nd "In pllY Dr. Jullu~ Pohlman-Because nobodY :-Ind t"',·t"'n~ngl k has patC'ntf'tl til(' c:ecrN of rrol(\ngin~ ~ Sl 0 l' l'IC r(:an ~ I uk I ot ° I I upo The Courier'. aU\·ice. obsen'ed the ...",rning afforded by t he city ot Roch· e!'.ter, where f:lmallpox is alarnlingly epidemic. By yote ot tw elve to seven the Commissioner ot Public ",Yorks w~ directed to prepare plans an d speciflca • tlons. and advertise fo r bids. for the erection of a quarantine hospital on the site owned by the city In the 1 th Ward. This should settle a contrqvers)' which has lasted an age. The Coun· cllmen. If consclou s of their duty to the people, wlll tomor row ap proye the resolution ot the lower bouse; the .M ayor will at once Sign it, a nd haste will be made to ensure the erection of a proper b u ilding tor t he reception ot pa tients in case the city sutte.rs a nother smallpox visitation , which cannot be considered Improbable In \'iew ot the situation In the neighboring munlclp· ality. The obstructionists di d not give up without a struggle. The old fight ot selt·lnterest against the general wei' f a re was stlll waged. But the rna· jorlty ot the Aldermen were sensibly unwUl!ng to accep t the responsibility of further withholding proyislon for thO Isolatio n ot pers ons artlicted with infectious disease. Ald. Zoeller pleaded for more delal-. There "'~a s no rea son for hurry, he decla r ed-ignoring the danger; an x ious onl y to serve the land-owners or specula tors desiring the removal of t h e institution from the vicinity of their holdi ngs; heedle.s ot the fact that tor ru teen years or more etrorts to locate s uch 0. hospital elsewhore In the city have been fruit· less. Health Commissioner Greene assured the board that urgen t necessity existed for the new hospital. the old one being practically uninhabitable a nd utterly uuflt f or the reception ot sick human bt"':ng.s. The ~e\-en Alde rmen who voted against the proposition. and who should be ashanled ot t h ei r record, were: Z oeller. Belser~ Ki ck, Moe,t. ' UllenhOtf. 1Yedekindt and "v\~"iener. L Y. ·l'01n.·.·· .... ·· .. · .......................................... . 'OV 92 .................................................................. tPROGRESS ~ T L~ST. BO:'trd of Alder-mE·n ye.:::t~p Y rt-"port of It!' tl)Dltnlt t ('(' on sanitary me'l'''UTE'S In favor ·of bul ling £L new quarantine hO~l t J c: n thp ~Ue of the pr .. E"ut pe~ 11.:: ~ OI1 EuEt F rry f' adopt~ th~ This jg at one the ('he r pst .. t The (' U' 0 ;-n" th~ [.1 J. nothing I!eed be spe Department or Pu!Jli, the pia :-t, and th t. rt',·€iatlons Irade at ye$t rd T s srs~Ion. \\ 111 mt'nn another big ~ \ Ing. The Health CelT. :l tl! t street best pIa.... �54· CITY'S STYLEOf DOING >tLDERMEN DECIDE .IS DENOUNCED BY ALD. JOHN MARTINe t'\; TO ao AHEA D WITH -\ QUARANTINE HOS PI TA L fi MERRYWAR OVERARCHITECT'S ' Board Adopts Report of Committee on S fln itary Measures DirectinlZ Col. Ward to Ob tai n Plans and Spec ifications for New Build ing an d Adve rtise fo r Bid 3 on W.J:fk. t7d~ . , --4'/11'( " 7 PRBSBNT SITE IN 18 TH WARD THE ONE DE CIDED ON At last the B oard o( Alderme n h asplace to harbor people suffering ( ro m t wards t he erec- contagiOUS dis eases. He said tha t It taken a decided step a was unta ir to place It in any other part tlon at a muc h n eeded quar a n tine hos- of the city. He said t hat there wasn' t pita!. Aroused by t he pu blic sen time nt a ny doubt b ut what the city was sadly for a n ew q uaran tin e hospital, an d th e in need of be tter qua rters. "Do you think that t he present s ite close proximity of the dreaded disease Is a proper one?" aslted A ld. Zoeller. Of s ma ll pox in Rochester , the Aldermen "I think it is a sanitary one," D r . yesterda y by a vote of 12 to 7 a dopted Greene replied. the r eport at the Committee on SanlAld. Zoeller then asked to h ave r ead tary Measures, pr oviding that the Com - a letter h e h a d received from one of th e ssioner of Pu blic Works be dl rected patients in the hospital. City Clerk to prepa r e pla n s and specifications to r Susdor( r ead It. It was from A. Beebe, e new hospital on the present site a cltl't>e nter, of No. 341 Ellicott Street, and directin g h im t o adver tise to r bids who said th a t h e had been detain ed In for the er ection at th e building. the hospital suffering trom smallpox. Ald. George Zoeller at the 18th W a r d, He said that the stench f r om garbage In wh ich the present hospital is located. was awful and tha t the noise of passpleaded tor m o r e time and a sked that Ing trains 'wa s d etrimental to the con the r eport be sent back to t he commit- valescence of patients . tee tor one week. T he majority of the Aldermen tho ught that the time for acC I T Y ' S HE ALTH JEOJAR DIZE D . tlon on this long- de layed matter was Ald. Su llivan made a t erse speech in ripe, however, and voted to adop t t he f avor of th e adoption of th e report. H e report. NO ALTERNA :I'IVE. said that t he matte r had dragged a long entirely too long. He called a ttention Ald. Martin, towar ds the close of t he to the close proximity of smallpox In session yesterday, arose a nd pr esented Rochester. He said tha t while he symth e report of the Comm ittee o n Sani- pathized with the people in t he 18th tary Measu res. He said that errorts to Wa rd, th e health ot the e ntir e cit y bave the n ew hospital placed on the s hould not be jeopardized. Aldermen H a rp and Holmes a lso poor t a rm had been fu tile. H e said th at be h a d tried in vain to get the Snper- spoke In opposition to any turther d&lay, and Ald . Zoeller' s motion to reler visors an d the Mayor together on t he ma.tter. Therefore, while he regretted the repo rt back to the committee was tha t It wo uld be necessary to er ect th e lost by a vote at 7 to 12 a nd the mo tio n os plta l In tb e 18th Ward. there was no to adopt th e r epo rt w-as carried by ta vote of 12 to 7. Ald. Belser, Ki ck. Moes , other altern a tive, he said. lIealth CommiSSioner Greene w as Mullenh orr, 'Yedeklndt. Wiener an d heard a nd said that he would like a Zoelle r being recorded In the .'..lcg"tjv e. ~ -n~~~r-----------------~~~ ~ PROGRESS AT LAST. ~ men vote to advertise for Bids for Pesthouse on present Site. . 4urlP'lP( ~ Pqf CITY , OUT _OF llc wo rks In 1900 to draw the plans, but the building of the school was postponed on account of lacit of funds. In June of this year the Common Councll ordered Commissioner Ward to draw the plans and those are the plans upon which b ids have been Invited. No use was made of the Caulkins plans. Alderman ~1aischoss blamed Commissioner ~1f1 POCKET PAYING FOR SCHOOL PLANS IT ,"Yard for the situation, saying that Mr. Ward should have notified t he ComHASN 'T USED - ONE CLAIM mon Council about the matter at the HELD UP. time he was instructed to draw pla ns. Afte r years of tugging a nd haullng, Mr. Ward rea d from the counc il prowith Alderman Zoeller at t he 18th ward ceedlngs at June 2d of this year to show as t h e chief obstructionist, the Board he had made s uch a report. During the ot: Aldermen yesterday direc ted th e disc ussion it was learned the ciaim~ Commissioner of Public Worlts to pre- committee h ad reported in favor of t h e paTe pl ans and specifications a nd to compromise upon the yerb a l reC'om advertise for bids for a new pesthouse mendatton ot Corporation Counsel F eJQ,on the present site on East Ferry street, man, So. a ft er a long fight, it was Commissione r Francis G. W ard's de- I finally dectded to send the matter back partment has a lmost finished the d raw- to t h e committee for one week and in Ing ot th e p lans a nd It the Board at the meantime to g et a written opinion Councilmen and Mayor Knight take from Mr. F eldman. quick action In a pproving w hat the Commissioner Ward didn't think lower house has done, work can be Caulkins was entitled to any money for s ta rted on the new h ospital t his wln- the plans for school No. 21 , saying that t er. A bout one yea r·s time, it Is tlg- Caulkins's appointment by th e late ured , w ould be n eeded to fin ish it. boa rd ot pu blic works had n ever been H ealth Commissioner Greene was a conflrmed by the Common Co u n c il. !llta ppy man last n ight. "Over $4,000 was paid to Caulkins on Alderman Zoeller made the same tight school No. 26 and th e plans were not yesterday that he had made a dozen used," said Commissioner Ward, times before. It was t he old gam e at "Was he to b lame for that?" asked spar ring lor wind an d t r ying to d elay Alde rman Malschoss. the m atter a little while longer. B ut "Well, certain ly, I'm not to blame," a lna j ority or the aldermen present de - said Commissioner Ward . "The p la ns ci ded thel'e had b een enough delay an d Paying .$1,000 fo r Plans for School No. 21 Wh.ch Were Authorized by One Board of Public Works and Discarded by Its Successor. Ot her Design Was Pre. ferred. REVIEW. 4'07/--, ,.... 1 Th e Aldermen had a b llsy day yc:ster- pllal and on r eceh'i ng an a tftrm ati \'e reo The fir:;l snag in th e stream of PI ~, handed the 't olloning letter to CIty busJness which gave rise to acl'imonlolls Cle~' k Chat'les F . SUsdorf, from n former debate was th e recommendation of the patient, wit h a I'equest to l'ead: day, Committee- on Claims to a llo w A rc hitect E', \V , Caulkins $1.000 f ol' drawing pl ans No. au Ellicott Street. AI I Butralo, Ko\'. 1';, 100'2. c e rman Zoeller: I?<"Rr Sir-As t here Is a good deal bei nr said ~bout the building of a Quarantlat Hos pital on the site oC the old one I th ?u~ht r would write and S'ay that In m)' 0PIIlIOn. It Is.a brutal ouo'age to confine hran('he~ of th e Common CounCil and as Sick I)Crsons m a hos pital in such a place w I1. ICI1 were ne\'el' used for th e building of Public School No. 21. Th plans l\'~re ol'derC'd h)' the old Board o( Public 'Vo rks in 1901 but the ex~ pcndilul'e was not sanctioned b ~· both 'Yal'd con tenus could not b e sanc~ tioneu . the- limit wh ere lh el'e is no co m ~ petith'e bidding being $300. A . 'I i t Ie: 1 lee Caulkins was cen~l1l'ed dUl'l ng' the d('IJatl! for h a \' lng allowed his cla im t o cJl'ag a long 1Tntil loo:! wh E'n a n e w B oo rd Col. o( Public \V 'k ' h ' 0 1 S Wit Its Own cJ r8.tlgh t s· m en IH'cpal'cd other plans for S ('hool No, 21. Then 1\11'. Caulkins presented a hill which upon th e d . • , I'ecommen atlon of the CorpOl'atlOll COlln~el wa s allowed a t th e reduced SIIIll of $1.000. Cornmi ...... i ' IV ..' d' , . . .' On!?,l al U I::;clalm{'d an) and all responsibility, he ha\'ing, in (act. yen~ t ut'pd to disagreE" with i.\[ r. F ehlman as to th ... Cit\"8 lIabilil\' ~ • ' Ald. Mar'Un l'eglstered an indignant prot~st against what he term ed a mo~ t lIl1 b m!ine3Slike .... U) of condu('ling the affail's of thE' City. AJd. ] ('al'p took the g'round that theCit y w as m ade Halli e wh e n th e old Bounl 0.£ PuhLic \"·urks. through lU I', R('ynold~, its Superintende nt of Buildings. ga\'l~ M t·. Cau lltlns t hp ol'dl'1' to mai{e plan~, " it wouill. be a fillt' thing" said he "fol' th ~ City of Buffalo to go back on its contract.' or r efuse ta pa~' its honest debt~: ' The mattE'l' \\ IlS !'eferreu bac-J\: to the Corporation Counsel for his OIJinion in writing a~ ~h~~ta. carpenter. 50 years old. and l 0' w~s taken sick with smallpox on the 26t h day of ~utle. 1901. and was kept in the Quar- antllle Hospilal unti l the Mh da) of Au~ gus t o f t he same yeaI'. • Thel'e were Urnes wh en th E" stench Crom the ga.rba gp dump was something terrlbl~ to en dure. bul the most a wful ago n)' ot m y life wa s to hear t h e trains passing with t heir dreadful nOise and prolo nged wh istles. It seemed as if it woul d kill me on th e spot. A person In health has very little Idea. of what it means to be confined between the steam l'aJlr~ads and a trollE'>f line. with cars pa ssmg e\'ery fe w minutes, when deathly sick with a raging te\'er. Common s ense and reason ~hould dictatC' tha t a hospital rol' sil'k persons ~ho uld ~)(' in the most quiet place that It IS pOSSible to get, T presume tha t Father B urke cou ld gh'C some pointers on the stllT()undings at thl' h os pital. as he had all experience there la:;;t summ er. R C'S I~ ctfllll)·. A. BEEBE. Thp fina l vote at I:! to j b~~ whiC'll the r e port was adopted. ",,'a5 as follows : A) es -A ld . Collins. H arp. na ~s l er. Holme~, H us ter. Lnndsh eft. J.fa ischoss, Martin. 1\[(' Eachren, 'M ullenhol'f, Sullh'n n. ,raJz, N(le~-Ald, Beiser. K.i ck ~Iot'st , Roedel. \\'t.:<leklndt, Wiener and Zo ellf:"I·. D aD~er to B u fFalo. TrC'n ltb Commi s~i oner Greene said he did~e w~ ilJ§lIaS i was 10· Q ualoantin e H osp i tal. C'a t<'d pro\ Idl'd that It wa s acceSSible and The rC'pol·t o( the Comm ittee on sani- I ~a mtnry. Ald erm en Sullh'an )OIa r lin and tal \ 1\[e-3S111'E'lS Ih ing noticp of the- 111. olh~ rs rpfened to the dang~r to Butralll tenuon of thC' city to erect a $-,0,(10(} of putling this orr seeing that ~ mAIIPOI Quarantin e J[o:::;pilal on th e sHe of the pn'\alis in Ro(' hester, Pl't'~t'nt building to be known as the Cily R f' plying to Ald . ~Iartin. ('1)1. Ward 01' ) 11I1lic'ipal Ji o!-;pital and that t1lC" <..'om~ said that Architec t Bethune had not bee n m lsnionpl' of Pllhli<- "Yorks be dlr('cteo to authol'i zed br the Comm on L'tJundl to pr'('pul'e plans :tn d !:, pecift ('ntion~ was maliC' plans tor th e new hospital. 1\Ir SltHll 1:-,· hut Inf't'fC"ctually oppos{'l1 h:r Ald . BC'thtine. however, has put in n claim rur Z orllpI' of th(, 18th \\·anl. $;1 .0011 for planning a $jO,!))/) hO~I)ital Th l" r('l)t'c~E'ntatl\'e of the lSlh CI'O~S-(>X~ Objection ha \'j ng been raised to the a~ Hmhwd If l'alth CtHnmissioner Gl'eE'lw to wh ethel- he (>ol1~it1e red the pI'C'sE:'nt lo('n~ lion ilt and Iwoper tor a Qll arantin(~ !los- ed itnmedla te ly, but Alderman l\la rUn h e ld out for a refer~ nce to the school committee. The matter was fin a ll y referred to the committee. with the understanding that a report be made In one week. The bll1 of Attol·ney William H. C udd eback. former Corporat ion C'ounBf'I. for df'ff'nding the action or the g~!l:{'C~~~~t,\;)("I~ohs:~~i~,;.. rllal~~:~~~~l' s~~~ une c:lalms to be r unning an lusti lut hm now U1H]er thrat name, Tanke claims th e light an noys thO tenan ts In her building on th e corner. But a majority ot the a ldermen contended th a t th e sign did no ha rm and that It It were removed a lamp wou1d have to be lllced there by the cl ty. p John J. Griffin for,mally submitted hi. propos ition to trade a 30-acre farm on the lOnlon road, two miles from the clt1 li ne for the six-acre lot. comprising the pre~ent Howard Cemetery. It was !Sent t the committee on pu bllc grounds. °RePlying to official Inquiries by Alde rm an Adam. m ade two v,'eeks 1(0, Comptroller lfee~gen yes terday Itorted tMt In his opin ion the only "., ~he condition at the gene ral fu nd cou~ b e sta t ed wSS bY merging the debit an; c redit balances in It. in conn ection with pesthouse plans h a d back money on a loca l asses~ment for Those who voted for the repor t of t he: b ee n filed by Bethune. Bethune & a sewer In Dela.van ave nue was r efercommlttpe 011 sanitary measur es, di- Fuchs. They werfo ordered by the late"'l~ec l\ng Commissioner Wllrd to adver- boa rd at public works to draw pla ns, r ed to the claims committee., 1I1r. Cu dUse tor bIds for a. n e w pesthouse, were but C'ommissioner W a rd said the mat- debark al"ks for S1,466.401 t he tollowtng-n alned: The ~fessrs, Co l- tel' had been disapproved by th e coun- I Alderman l\IcEachren's resolution to II n8, Harp, H assler, Holmes. Huster, cHmen. H e had so n otified the arch i- amend th e ordinances by re-quirlng La nd.hett, MoJIiIohoss. Marttn, McEach- ""cts and h e did not think they could muzzle" on dog" nil t he year round exr e n, 1\Iul h."nhof'f. Sullt Yo n a nd Walz, collect a nything from th e ci t y. cept while in inclosures p"oYided for t welve In !lll. !hose who voted against The polI cy ot th e p resent departmen t by owners was fif"nt to th" ordinance the report \\ ere the ~1essrs. Bei!!er, j of publi c works Is to draw its own C'omrn1ttee. The 1inancp committee's reKIck, Moe.t, R oedel, ,Vedeklndt, Wlen- \ plans. p ort In favor of urging Governor Odell er a n d ZaeHer, s~ven. The absentees The attendance at the night schools to ap])oi nt a ('ommJs~jon to attend tbe wer e the Messrs. Adam, Butler, Gor- espeCially at the high school. Is so much sf'micentenntn.i anniversary ot the ln~n. Kennedy. MannIng and Sm ith. greater tha n had b ee n expected th at con!=ltruction of the first Soo canal and ( aretes~e.B by which t h e city may I Superintendent Em<:l;,'5on asked the al- larks at S a ult Sainte Marie was adopthave to pay for s omething It di d n ot use dernlen for permission to use S3.500 more ed. So was the r eport of the ",ater w a s revealed III a. report of the com- t han th e original appropriation ot $9,- committee to reject the hydrant bids mtt tee on claims. The report favored 000, He said he wou ld take the add l- and rearlvertl se for new one-so Th p.. peti,·om p.r omlsing at $1,000 the claim tiona I a mount fro m other fund s In the ' tlon at E lla L. Tanke tor the revocation Arch ltect F. W. Caulkins for $1,225 for department. A lde rman S Ullivan of the permit gl,·en to the Lyceum dra....·ing p lans t or school No. 21. He t hOugh t th e matter should h e a ppro\" _ Theater to maintain an ele<'\ric sign at wsa appoi nted by lh~ old board ot pubthe northwest corner of Washington ............._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:..: . ~tre et a nd B r oadway ,,·ao dp_n_l_e_d _.·_M _ r_o._ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ t eated. 7.- QUARANTINE HOSPITAL IS . TO BE ERECTED ON OLD SITE were ordered before my time." It was said later t h at a similar c latm Oak Gl'o\'e Land Company to recover A lde rm an Zoeller h a d to sil down , de - 0 I I, �....... ........ )..... ···········C/'··· .., ................. """:';" """"""'''' .... " ....... " ........ ~1i. ~n einet ~rhJ iberung aUf eine 12ll\, fmge uon Wlb. >JJIaifdjon erflarte Coertt \ [!larb, IUref)itc.ft lBetljllnt fei nia)t Uom @itablrat~e aut?ri~rl toorben ~liin~ fiir I eirr neues ~o!ll)ltal aus3uar6eden. ~r. · lBetf)une" beanfPru~t bon ber ,,@ila.?t ~1~ fur Wusar6.edung ber ~I~ne fur .............. .... . ~ie!!Ubetmen. 1,. tt ft . f em $50' OOO, ~ospdal. ........:__~ ' """ ~ie Q(lbmnen 'f<1 en ge ern erne eln 1 e[djafHge@iillung.lDas@:rftehJos, G;il l1Jurbe ~rolcft bagegw erf)o6c~, "" :u einer Ijeltigcn lDebatte ~lnlab gab, 'o af> man bie 9!nftal! is.!abl , ~ollpilal lDar eine ftmpfeglu ng bell [omitell fu n.~nne. lDr. 0.reen~ erllart, ben 91ar:'etl 2In[prudje, ilion [ollt 'oem ~rdjilelten fonnt m,lll I~td)t .onoern.. @:!l fdjet~l, ~. $. (!;auClins $1000 fiir ~Ian~ 6e, 'oa f> .;semanb lellt ~m ~osptlal unterbte, ~lf)len, locldje fiir bie olfentlidje @ic!)uCe [em ~amen ~etret6t. . 'Ro. 21 nie malil 6etmbt loorhen tuaren . . ~te berfd)te b~nm [omttes hJerben in ~ie 'llfane' lOaren' bon bern alien Imfer [!lod)e hJte foTgt 3u fammenfom' !8oar!> liir olfcntlidje ~r6citendm ~aljre men.; . __ ENT 1901 6eftent lOorhen , boef) hJllrbe bi£ U:man3en - >JJItttluodj, mu 7.30 ' CONTINUES TO BE EXCELL ' 2Cusgabe lJon 6eiben 3tueigen be i IUbenbS. CORD:~G TO DR. CRAIG'S RE· @5tahtratljes nief)1 gutgef)einen unt Droinanaet1->JJIitthJodj, 2.30 91aef) ' AC W~ICH WAS READ YES, fonrote aui£), nadj ben 2!nga6en bes ~rn. mittags . PORT, THE MEETING OF !l]arb, nicf)t gutgeljeif>en hJerben benn 'e>ef)ulen->JJI'ilthJoef), 7.30 oSllbenbs. TERDAY AT CABIN ET _ AR. 06ne [oncurrm3 ' lUull fef)rei6en {onnen Straf>en->JJIitthJod), 7.30 1U6enbs. THE .!~YOF.S PUBLI C nllt 2frbeiten lin ter $500 uerge6en tller' Ilfb3ugs , [anale-lJJ1itlhJoef), 7.30 RESTS A,\O F~RESI ben. \l(oenbs . /lATH STATISTICS. Wrcf)ite/t [oulfins tllurbe toaqrenc U:e~.er->JJIitt.hJocf) , 7.30 \lC6enbs. __ bet :1lebatte getabeIt, hJei( er feine~ "TIl' !8 ruden- >JJIdlhJoef), 7.30 QCbenl>s. . lo ~ The h,aih of Ihe cit)' lontlfilles fprua) bis 1902 ~in\le30gen Ijntte, i'n D effentlid)e 0e6allbe - >JJIilthJocf), ~ e'Ci'iI"I' ·,dln~ to Ille r~port Illeldjen.t eine neue lBeljorb.e., bie fel6ft ei, 7.30 QCoe..nb5. . at f,),.¥\ n'f f ..r. 0'Yl It ..r. 30 I slIllmlUt<! h H.,!th am lC",: ern'~ nen .,Jel"lner ~at, !teLte ~Iane liir@idjule '(.In pru",e---:,;,I 'I1JO"" 7. ~6enbSl. tho mem! .~ :':I;or=I:'~b~f~l~ 'RO. 21ausgenrbeltel gatte. ~an' n ' reief)le ~rl\ten->JJIltthJoef), 7.30 1U6enbs. I fe~;~~,::"~~b;Dfi~ I.:~r" for lhe Sjr: lIauffins cine !Reef)nung ein, tuelcf)t £ampen-9JeitthJod), 7130 ~benbs. month "I Dc'ob,- Ih,n a yrar a.go, . aur ~mpfef)lung bes l!:orporationsan, 1 @ileuer unb 'lIITenmenls-->JJIdlhJod), fUll wbe. 'lt~S <lich occllrred lI',th· hJafis auI $1000 gerabgefebt un,b 1J0m 2.30 91acfJm. I In the cit) lI~j:,Ilr!c011llled, the rate [omite gulgeheif>en hJurbe@ianitare >JJIanregeTn - >JJIitthJo..r. I~ 10,,"", n. deall ratf' , 6 rODlj/11t.d '~. . r 6 "" on lhe d'alLl in !l.t1tyand residents WCb. marhn proteflttle gegen biefe 1.30 IU. eubs . . I of Albany ,10 lie In , tale m.t,l,,· ultIflefdjaftilmaf>igc >JJIetqobe in ber .\:lei, ~ [!leqten unb ~afen-mttthJodj, urn Ib,n.. ,. tung ber ftabtifcf)en 0ef..r.iifte • 1.30 1U6mbil. I One Hundred "d Thlrty·Slx Deaths. "I" D ff tl' dj 0 "'0 m ' It ..r. Durlncthe U::1h of October tbere IUCb. ~arp erf!arte, bie eraot feiber , 7 30eW~n ~s e run e- t hJo"" urn WfrO 1!6 d",lh! to AlbanY'h crrdlt crnthJortlicf), betm ber ane lBoarb her l · "en . . I a~al",l 126 1,,1 ye,lT. The rale was iit'fenW""'ell Wrbeile , If b b '" '" >JJIarfte- >JJIttllooef), 7.302rbenbs. I 15.38 and for Ib, iame period a year "I. n ~a e ltru) _.. errn 91 ~ '0 .. a~o 14.26, l'oe death mle less tb e !Jle~noCbs, femen lBau"@iuperintenben, ".Q"IDem . ann noa) emlge anbere 0!~' countinginollbf!" who dled!n insli- fen , ~rn. [auflinll bie lBefteITung aur fcljatte erfeblgt hJann , bertagle man ftef) l·,tion.... U,8L The n11mher of IUnferiigun.g Oer ~Iane gegeoen @5ef)ul, um 4.50 aUf ~Cntra9' bon 2!lb. £anb, ~I!~h;l ~~n&.'~~r~~~;~ 6~~ Oclobe,' ben, bie. ~i a~11 eqr!id)e ~eife eingegan, fljefl. , D.ath, From Consumption. gen, murre 'ole @itabt aur jeben U:all be, ' p~kinlo~tbe healtlJ o[ the c!lY. 3al)Cen. QUAR ANTIN E fir, Craig ")1' \l'I' O( • ''Tbe h,,"b of 'h! rll; (ontln11es to ~t: < Il'gelegenfJed t!lurOe an ben l!:or, HOSPITAL IS bp mcllett Il;, to he noticed tbat pora!tOn~a~ll1J~ft berl1Jieien, bamit bie, ther, "er; f,nr d,.ti,s from t)pbold fer elll fdJrtflrtdje s 0ulaef)ten einreid)e ASSURED 1f'ler. In Orlob'l th,s yenr anll none ~er !8eridjt bes [omites I" f ·t" · • llie l.lr bdnre The 'ncr~ase III lhe "" .. . ur ant are - -d"ath r ! ti,:s )'ar o'er tl.e "orra. ":,apregeln, hJorrn empfoqCen hJirb, .~ondinI11lO'lh n! a ym ago is due elllt ,,91otice of ~ntention" au qinterlar, ALDERMEN TO DIRECT COL. ::mo'l tn)'"II 10 an inmas. .. lhe fen, bali bie Gtab! aUf tern aIten Dua' WARD TO PREPARE PLANo-i S 'fh,mbfr o. Malhi from ron~lImption. !amane , "'os pita( "'runbfl"-" . AND SPECIFICA· ~ He nt,' 10 mot. deaths (rom ron. , --: " • IV Uu' em _ ,"mpll;alhls lear Ihnn lft,l Olhol" neueg .~oslJtlalge6aube mit einem .\to' I:.NQUIRc. IONS. li r-; ;"'0 ther. IS no ,0n'I./(onus change flenaupuanbe lJon $50000 erriclilen J1 "}Tehalth ron.1\lIo", 11Ji[[, roeld)es ben 91ame~ @itabt - oberSpurredon bYPUbll csentlmenttha P ,umbe, of rO'11 of lyph'd 1m " I'flf)rt,d err la'. srarlet rev~l', :u, um 3tpaC , ~Os.l1i!.af llif)r~~. fo[, unb Boa rd of Aldermen yesterday adopted \xdl~~~erla aJj croup, 59, cbicken. bali. ber (l:oml:ntITar 'ber offentlid)en lhe report of the Committee on Sanl. p , . c Wrbemn angel1Jtefen luerben foll mfiine tal'Y !IIeasures. providing thnt the Com· • """ ..... "." .. "...,r . \".. "...."".- 1 ". "'' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '1 'A'11ft HE nf CI VTY ': ~ U' lY !,:'." ontagl'us 01 00 lb hjt'(; of ~.:,~~.s: (',~" Dr, C>!Ig )S: ,ag'011" dis· .1 ThOll' a ,·lid.rable less conta. "than fillS fo, lS€;W • lb Uls'Jm for Orlober r torrclpondin' month a yo.r a~o; III!ss rases otdi bth' ~.'n! fPflOrted • O'lob.r 1~~? l~rla n Octob.r, Itll tnd foor' ". an of 6ml.1 f"'rlor Ih more ca~os of tim. It I. '-If' e same period the a""ag, PI'~ Yt ng to nole that dl~hlhrriu~ ' 0 Quarantino for 1, t1n~('r h '0", 18 days as against QUarRol' t 'olhetbods. 'rhe longest ... k '10' .. 5 J days, which I, 0 I rr on,t"r th was . n y QlIOrantiulOK rnU'I .. r~ ~u~lomar)' to "T' U" of ~nt'to xi~ . uprc Vl"Ne ~. therta dUring "... , d',nth" from dlph . fO',r yca old lll~ODth One, a child f( rc!Jlb' net4ie! Ihe return wa~ IIJ. fOUrth uy OUd case lIiell on o~ Ithe thirdda; 1If~ 0lblln. being usetl rid dlO<j '1t II II 0 fourth case .'as '''~1 • lilh day ' antit .. " ~as he"n "r.po~""rth day. T~~~~ , II·htl1~lla In tb ~ any dealh from Ued on tho Int antl toxi1l w. day. Of th.,) da)'or lhe second fort~\laOtlto~ I\it'ordlphtherla reo ,':j~c.~~ Ihel "~.r:ed on 53, which ~e tel1!l41 OUI ~f Use or lbl s boo Iaol::t~ lit t..o oi~r enllre 5!1 It home n~ 11ati8rarlor'~se could lor th YI('uret ~ manner r one f~~~ of tl~d"'0pcrl) care U of the d .a , tluu~ fUlU1shes a p bl' iI1ll!s~lty propogatlon ca,., City • ~"'&I.ti~ti PClrt of . . . . 0 CS. d ... selll III a . ne dtlrbc d~p. re 't.a'i.II~1 DlOD1~ttncnl bas T~.y II 'h. P";lnl d 'bome J 136' ralll t e atb ~d '_5 ~,s: l"ree bath.for m~1IIII1&"a:: a bath. 1,309 ; ceJPI3 10 ~'\l~il.~reil)ts , re- - " - -__ 1 mnttel' In quantity" In the nldll!! wnter I, n source of dan r, CYell lbough the bacillus of typha d reVpl' Is not found In snmplps tnken for pXilmlnnlion for thnt ",erm. Dr. William G . HI~'ell. the olllclni bncterlolo!,(lst of the Henlth Bourd of this el ry, fi nd _ nil thp sample" tnt,en from th ~ rl n r a nd from \ he lake at 1 he Ste~ 1 Pin1lt on :'\0". 14 toaded with Impurltlp • . The wnter Is more Impure at the Steel Plnut than nt the mouth of the lake or at th~ Intal,~ In Klngarll MYel'. lie sn~'s: AU (the samples tested) show recent organiC t'ontamlnation of Point a nitro· genous ch a r ac ter. S.tony Is worse than the others. The residues of all three bl ackened upon Ignition. showing tr e prese nce of organic matter In quanti ty. These samples were taken In"~tllI weal her and were better than some taken a tew weei{s ngo. But we get "'ry little stili wenthcr In the fall and the spring, when dlsenses due to water coutamination Abound. ThE' fnct that tbe wat~r Is fouler at Stony Point thnn fnrther down ts com· foning, for thE' moment, for 'Buffalo (akes no w"t er at Stony Point; but the JI"e question Is-how long will that be t ru e '! "'h~n the spring strea ms comc down and the wnshlngs of the Steel Plant water"hed nre driven out fnrther In(o tb~ Inl,e thnn now, 'I\'e shnll get more, bpyond question, of the con· tam ina tlon w hi~h ma kes the water tnken there th~ foulE'st of the eamplt'R jusl t'E'.ted . And whE'n Stony Point ha s become lhe habitat ot a commu· nlty of 75.000 people, with nil drain· nge going into the InkE' and down NI· ngara ri,e r, It is u qU£I'stion worth con· slderlng how much of thnt wnsh and sewnge we shall draw through our city tops . We know what happens wilen Buf· falo rl,-er Is In flood In the spring, and Its torrent, entering Klngarn river nt n I'lght allgle, Is fOl'ced out Inlo mid· sll'eam to mingle wllh the cm'rent that b ~ . ' 1-' Inissioner of P ublic "rork~ be dlrecte J un 'tlpeatfifationen ausarbeitell1 atl to prepare ptans and specifIcations for fl ows int o the city Inlnke. The min· CaITen, lourbe ein·gerei d) 1. (1 ne\\' quarantine hospitaL The new gllng of tho fout with the campara· 2flberman 30eller Uon ber 18 [!larb Institution I? to be ioented on the pr",,' tlvely ('iE'au wnter out at tbe Emernlll Ilnl er hJ arr. ,..... . .Itt,.,nt ent site In East Ferry Street. <::lalll'1"at s~[ olltmt[g~ reef, where it is IlrOI)Osed to build an· el'l e fi ,,"'Mo_ It now ".ems as If Buffalo will have t m ~re.ud' lJerlJor oaruber, D et bas at in.t an Isoiotion house, thM Is much oth er In take, ma ~' be seen with the gegenhJarlt ge 0runbftild flit bie IUn{age need ed. the pre.ent one bei ng wholly nnked eye from shore. Wben we haH' eines £luarantan e "'oa,,'1 III . t ! Inndequate ,to cope with an epidem iC the flu shing" of tbe Steel Plant cltr f Ct "" ' " ' -.. "rt a" geetgne of smallpox 'rhe repurt of the com· )a. e. ",am taI B: [ommtITar @reene mlttee was adopted by a \'ote 01 12 to IlddNl to thi s nlwn~'s pre.ent mennce bejaqte bies tuoraul ber ~fberman bern i. Aid Zoeller. In whose ward the hos- to ilfe and honlrh, th~ I'e"ult may be @5ta ot-[Ce! ' In'' • " pltal will be. strenuously objected. but easil y gues~ed . - .r emen '" ner Don emem fru - to no a ,·ail. t,eren ~ahenten iiberreidjle ber uerIe, After the mat tpr had been dlscu",ed Oflk inl ~pon ~ors for the pre~ent sys· fen hJurbe ' at length the vote was takpn. Alder· tern sny that tbe foul ,,,nter "hugs the ...... . men B("ispr. lOck , ~I ofgt. l\f ullenhol'f. :1ler 'tli£)reiver bls lBrieles iii ber in Wedeklndt. Wi ene r and Zoeller \,oted shore." Perlutp" It docs-but whIch 910. 341 ~Ui c ott :silt l'Ilo~nenbe £:..r. ret· agamst the report. one ot them would like to pour Rewer or m b ' . lJ ,-,uJ " ~ 1 net ... 'Oee e, ern 50 ~Il l)re alter >JJIann, ~ater Into one side of a tum Jler nnd ber am 26. ,Juni 1901 an ben lBlatt .. AN R drlnl' out of the other side? .......---6is 3um 8. ~m ~osPtlaC auoringen mulile. @: r SMALL-POX. - J' \ ~ Y glebt tn femem @icfJtei ben an 'oaf> ber • CiJe ft an! 1J0n bern @5d) uttabl~gerung s- '!EALTH COMMISSIONER AD· ·om" .... ·...... · · ,., .. ".......... " T " ' "'' '''''' '' pCa be m ..r. . \ "- t 1 U" b an"lmaC en t'febhd) gehJefen fei' ~ VACCINATION BECAUSE af .er bas €5tf)Cimmfte flir bie ~l1lienle~ OF NEARBY EPIDEMIC)!. et ber uon ben bor oeifaljrenben 3ligen l~ '" .J~¥ lJerurfa cf) te Ear ehJ f vrv :rroi b m 9 e en. t I_ the wish or nealth COm(llI~SZ .. / ·····NOT··SAYi·NG"M·U·C:B::············· ro b U er ~.r o teft e .b es .~rn. 30ellier "'ol re,· D. Gl'oe ne t~nt <\'erY per ur e De~ !8erldjt fcf)lteIiCld) mit 12 ge. Buf'f,tlo. who has not been vaccinald / H e alth COlDmissio ner G~ecl ares tha ~,e clly water i'S"'be'tler than It g~n 7 Gltnllnen angenommen. lDafur of i.ue. \'1<;.it ph)·,lcI'" and t, ave his was Howeve r. t b lS J~n · t ~a :rin g yery fh mmten bie ~(f b e r mt n l!:.o1lin s ~arp her Rl'Ill Bcr,u ol"d. Dr. Gnene 1e8lre City Chemist Hill '. report o( ~aaCer, .ljoCmes ""uffer .\:la~bn;eft ' this as ., pro.'e.,utlun ngaln~t ,sl";'al1p~~~h mue th e three e:u mples of watf' r j u~t a n maif ..... [, <Yn .' -. . , I~, I ButTal.. is surrounded bl c t es W (en 6 ~O p~ m~rltn , >JJIC@:lld) re n, mul· are In th; ~rltl III smallpox epidemiC" lyzed Ra ys tha t all shoW n J trngenou~ 2!p: orf, 'tlUITtban, [!la I3; bn gegent bie 1 Roche. tor ha. ht lea"' 100 ens",. De· rontnmJnatlon ot an orga n l<' cha r.lC'h. r. "ermen l8eifer $t id 9Roeft lIloe be! trait hn" abou ~oo nnd Clenland has Dr. li1ll also ~tates t ha t the Stony.. Webe!inbl, !ffiie ~er U~b r.l jjlle'r ' ! 300 or 400 en ",'s. p"opl e are c~mdlng Point ~aQ!ple I~ w on£" tha n the otherll. ·t"t oQ. he"" cltle" evon al. ",ant a S ~ [ ommiITar "'reene ga b to ButTal,) from t · '. hat out The Qu p ~tion or tbe purity or the rlt y an S f" II \.V anu th f> Teo t~ reao:;nn to b~lI e \ e t w a ter ought not t o be le t dra p ,,- tli S' " e. el tqm gan',) egal, l1Jo man bas of the In n'r a r~I"lng hore some have this 3n a ly!'! 1 ~. It d r nt n a.:::p Is doi ng It!! .~?"p~tal m idite, Uorau ~gefeht t>u,ITefbe th e germ s I;, their d otheS. 'ho has no' conta mInatin g w o rk. th e I n (pctl on let Ietcljt l .. I' l), II "I wan t ", ery pe"nn " .. nCCbl ougang. td) unb ftlnitar. ~i e been ,:"cein nte,t 01 ta te "~ do ~.'~" !QhouJd be heoft cif"d of[ at It ~ 6our ce~ T ha t "" hall ha .... e n -b ole-so m e W8 tE~r b n~en lJJIartm, @5ull'iban unb an , I ~a ld Dr Greenp tllt;;pr'~o~\nllfgbe ie"S isth pa melts a t t e r or thE" m oo t Ff' rlous m oment n;;~ ~I.efe!fubf bie 0efaljr f)in, illl'llelclie ~~;~~~ ~·t~~nt~~~~g t 'mnll"o)~O i;'::.rll T he Jssu e of healtb VB. d~ ea!e d<l" pe nlsi rs . . Ie '" a t lJerfelle, hJenn man bie warned Is l<'t·earmed.. "n'\\llfg~t ~accin. Up.lDtt. -'" . a"le nOd) loeiter qinausfef)iebe 3 ---; , um lC t uke ,;"Y addee the) " In !RocfJlfter [...., . " "'" ted. /' aetau..r.t f ' "Ion hJllber 18fattern auf, ---• "I mn. I ~=; l~n~~~Ot~~\~~nO~nl~:eS~~gl ~rfranfte ~nb I.ot WHAT IT MEANS. "~~'IO!lPllOUS y 0 \l(uguite~~ GE OF • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • •• • • • • • • • , • • • •• •• •• ~ • • • •H n I I n: • •••• •• •••••• • •• • • • • ••• , �ullh'an R DU rnY()r ot Immedla.te action, , motion of Ald. Zoeller to send the mat~ t £>f back to committee was voted on. It was deteated 7 to 12, and then the r eport or the commltt~e was adopted by the same votP reversed. _ • There was a lO ng discussion o ver the report ot the Committee o n (,Ialm. In .l!~! .~ . ~ favor of n llowlng Architect F. W. Caulkins $1000 fo r preparing plans for 21. It Is ad mitted that the pla M Disease is in Many Nearby School were ordered by the old Board of P ub lic "'orks, but there were no lunds wit h Cities an d,Vacc ination is ' whic h to build the school nndso the plan. Ad vised, ~~ y were not u~ed. Wh en Col. " '"ani tool<: office he had other plans prepared by hi. DR S , GR EE l\' E A l\'D BISSE LL AS IC TO _ ~'7 department. Col. "'ard admitted that D E AU T HO R IZ ED TO GO TO Caulkins' plans were ortered to hi. de~~ "IOl!lIl:..,G~-atn tes tbnt Pt:DLI C H E ALTH CO1\'partment and r ejected. He blamed l\lr. It Is his fervent wish llint ~\"err pf'rBon In Cau lkins for not flllng the plans, as he t Butralo who has not bt'eu recentl.y ,·nccln· said, Y E N"TION. until he learned that his departatNl s hall go a[ once to n doctor nno sub· ment had taken action looking to the 011 t to th e onern [Ion. "'l'here nr~ 100 cases ot smallpox In Roch- preparation of new plans. Health G reene yes" This bill Is a just one and .hould be (lst er," h e so ld. "Oetrolt h us 200. t her e are St)() or 11Iore I n Cle ve land. a nd we mny ex- paid," dec lared P resident Malschoss. ,erday notified the Aldermen tffitt t h e p(>et nn lnc uMlon nt any time. Bu n'a lon- " 01. ,Yard knew perfectly well that lans should under these clrcumstnnces taky Mr, Caulkins had been retained to pr e - American Public Health Associa t ion i. c"ery preca ution." pare the!'oe plans by the former Board to mee t in New Or leans, L n. , dUl'ing the of Public " 'ork,. and he should have second wee k in Decem ber and the a s Inform ed th e Com mo n Council or that sociation is composed largely of p u beact." lic h ea l th officials f rom a ll parts of the It was decided to r efer the malter to co untr}'. t he Cor poration Counsel for a 'written Dr. Gre-ene as ks that City B acteriolopinion as to the lIabilit)· of the cit)' ogist B issell a nd himself be a u thorlzed for the cost or the plans. a ttend the m eell ng a t an expense n~ Bids for the wor l< we r e recei ved yes- to to exceed $125 each . ~ I terday under the plans and ~peclftca­ Uons of t h e present Departrnent of Publi c W orks. 56 -_1iI d SMALLPOXWARNING /sMA ................ ............ The .... .................. .. -WISH TO ATlE Commt.~sioner I • NfW ~UARANTINf HOSPITAL ONTHf F PRfSfNTSilL When .be of t he roo that boy In YOU tonlgh~ Intend to ballYhoos novel bllllyhoos. Shrlners. The.:"t up espeCially and 80 I Intend are not many ot ehauee by puttl to gi\'e You a ll How much ltg them up a t Come. gentl:::: I bid l or th is Da llyl.... "FitlY- nine en. OUr tim" is \,aluabl.; cents," "T reasurer W iUJ said Counts " Seventy_th a.m H. Daniels. Comrn isslo ne/!'! cents." said ,,_,.. tli ~ potentate ot " alte th r D . Gre ene, -Who It " NtnetY_n ' e ::Sil l ih@fi. ~ Ine cents" 'd 1I1arkharn dar l • sa, Charier tenta te. And t~g~O bid a gainst his pO, Iyhoo wen L Miss ~ Mark ham th. bal, more of the bal a tes collected SOm. Ilke hotcakes. !hoos a nd they Wenl F rank T Glib - ong the bUyers were Dr. Goo; e er t. Lloyd L. Westbrook. Whiting, gRo~~t 1I~cMichael . Willis p. and John S T ruce. Frank A.. F OI Then a uctioneer ":llo:'~~' th . the brlghl part. e Shrlllers to de- we:" T he ballyhoos mll t b preclated A s e seen to be apo p rornlsed' to r t~:~h ~tock of thern I, Another featur h attention last n~g~tt a ttracted Ill'.. , booth• yo. "as t he Indl.. \, .il£:; oue of the displays at the b most ""tensh" L YCE U"I S IG N S TA N D S . There was quite a fight oyel' the recial loan e"biblt~~~~~~Ci~~:~~ a spePFi.[[F- po rt of the committee on streets in fasent on trom New York 'l'h gOOd! . is partlcu· vor of denrlng the p~t1t1on of lIl"" L. There was a 'il eat Throng at t~ lar exhi bit Is in h beth J Let c a rge o f Mi,s Elba. L. Tanke to have the Lyceum Theater of th~ B ~ni director or t he museum Teachers' Bazaar last electric sign at the corner of 'Yashlngu a 0 Societ)' of Xatural ton street and Broadway removed. AIrs. SCiences. Accomp3.n"ing th l Evening. ~ Tanke claims that the s ign throws a . I , " exhlbll a l e a so real IncIiafl goods that strong glare of light in to th e rooms of ~al e Th . are OD ... . ese Include Navajo blank t.s her building on the co rner. annoying HRINERS WER E T HE RE tro,. her tenants. The r eport was adopted, $5 to 1200 a nd c"pensi,.~ baS k!1 19 to 3. as the clerk announced t he vote. made by eXPert Inllilln wea,.';-rs In th: Supt. Emerson 'S request tor $6000 ad - T HEY BOUGH'l' ALL THE BALLT'Southwest. At the 5:llne booth one rna. dltional to meet the cost of the night HaaS A'l' THE EXPANSIO)l' get ten,cent articles. t he handicraft Of schools was referred for one wee k . schoolboy irnitator, of th Indian art The board adopted a resol ution reB OOTH-FINE PROGRAMME. A ll the other booth., too. had t~r question Gov. Odell to appoint a com - ---~hare ot busine~s last nigh t. In fact miss Ion from N ew York to participate "By jove, 1here's th e t par-hpj who the attendants dldn't h.we a minu te t~ In the seml·centenntal of the op nlng of ralRed a bUster on my ha nd when I wns Ste. :\Iar te canal and locks. a. kid." said a jolly looking Shriner, tow- themselves. Lyce um T heater's Electric Sault Big Gus Schneider. loull-volced Loul, J ohn J. Grlmn formally submitted Ing two of h is children through the his proposition to trRde a 30-acre fa.rm B. Hart and s miling Bert McCrea did S ign Allowed t o S tand-The on the Union road, two miles trom the th rong a t the t eachers' bazaar a t th e the spieling act lo r the Around the city line. for the ~Ix-a('re lot, compris- C ity ConyenUon Hnll last night. Night School Q uestion 0 Lng the pre!'tent H oward Cemetery, It A dignified colonial dame. with a. 'Vorld last night. a nd it did an im. was sent to the committee on public b unch of berIbboned ,,·hip,. was ap- mense bUSiness. The te nt of Carmen. Referred to a Comgrounds. p roa ching him. " 'Yhips, whips. won·t e tta was crowded aU llight with old you buy a pretty whi p "'Ith which to an d young, rich and poor, tryin, to mi t tee . .A~ ueco rate your room, " said the school learn what the tuture has in s tOl'e for teacher. whose presence r ecalled pain- them. Tiley a ll found out and w.... happy. 1I1iss Clara Brock is the dis, George Zoeller of th e Eight......... ......... .. .... . fu l days to th e jolly Shriner. tributor of a li th is h~ppine"". teenth ,\' ard, "ho has made a long a nd "Yes, J ;ruess I'll take a couple." snld While the chief fUn ol tbe bazaar Is gallant fight a gainst th e perpetuation the Shrine r, he dropped the hand of traveling up and down among the ot the pest house on its present s ite. one ot his yeungsters and dived i1'J.to booths and visiting the f'ldeshows. a lost ground. yesterday a fternoon, w hen his pocket. "IIo,v much a r e they'!" more substantial entertainment J ~ givboard voted to instruct t he Commls"'Yhy, the rc,;-ular lirice is fiftflen en even- day. No extra charge is made of Pu bile Work s to prepare cents a.piece, but they're ::!j cent!'> apiece fo r it. Thla entertainment 13 gi"en on and specifications fo r a ne w hosfot· YOU, Cha rley. for you were the worst the s tage. iu plaln "iew an d sight of G E T VAC CINATED NOW, to be erected on th e p resen t locaboy I eyer had at school," saId the co- a ll. Yesterday afternoon's programme tion. lon;al dame. was a n elabnrate one. First came a seThe committee on sanitary measures Health Commissioner Greene Advises "You remember Ine, do you?" salJ the lecllen on the big Adam organ b)' EmU re-porte d jn favor of the ac tion sta t ed Shriner in a-stonishmpl1t. Precautions Be Taken ~st PosKeuchen. Then a chorus or chil, above and Cbalrman ~lartin ol that "H.cmembcr YOU," she said. "Will I R. d ren trom scbools No •. 6. 13, 15. 28. 19. committee c~ lled upon HeaItA tpmmlssible O utbreak of Small- Pox. CYfT forget you ':" 30 and 35 sa.ng Columbia, the Ge m of stoner ~ ne for his views 8 ne ma tt"'''~e:ll, if I was bad as that, her."·s ~1 t h e Ocean. Children fro m school xo. ter. T~mIssloner stated thaL he I1ntl I," ~p th" change." salcl tte jolly 1:; sang the Dutcb lullaby a nd tben &U "1 wish everybody in Burtalo who \\' a8 not part Ic ular where the hospital was located , so long as It was sanitary hasn't been vaccinated rece ntly would Shrinet'o the children on t he stage joined In and accessible. As be w:\s ~"bOllt io breast th~ cur- Singing the Battle Hymn ot t he Re. visit a doc tor at on ce and be vac"I have carefully considered the mat- cinated." said Health Commissioner r~n:' or lltlrnnnity once more on~ of I;!s public. ter," sa id h e, "and ha\'e come LO the G r eene this morni ng. thil chen pulled hIm back witi"" ··O!I. The Dutch flirtation dance ca me nt':It. conclUSion tha t It would be unfair to l)Up,a, t~ere's my teacher. Sha~'S tin It 1\'as given by twenty IJttie g irls from "Small-pox Is prevalent In c ltles su r· laddIe the hosp ital on an y other ward. awtu l l~lCC t , ach~r, Buy sonlethlng of ~ch ol No. Sn In national c08lu mt!. under are sadly in need of a new hOSPItal." rounding Buffalo. Roc he.ster has at • the direction of ~ iss Grodzinsl<y, The Do yo u conSider the present site a least 100 cases. Detroit has 200. there hn·. " Tu rnin g fQund., the jolly Shriner f!,csani ta ry place tor a hospital. bounded are 300 or so In Cleveland an d the programme came to an end with by a steam railroad, a trolley line , a scourge Is a ll around us . T hough I a m ed a vis10n in pink. wit h demure, droopentire cborus Singing Amerlce. dumping ground and a foundry?" asked not an a larmist. I wou ld li ke to see the lng eyes. "'Vbat young t eachers th (' ~' people of this city take a ll possible preAld. Zoeller. In,the evening Andrew D , Webster. ha.ve in some of the schools," thought a utlons," "r consider It a sanitary site/ ' repapa, as he made another dive tnto his presided at the or gan. At about 10 ./ pli ed Dr. Greene. om............. .. ,;". .,... , .~.... .............. .. .. .... . !locket and paid 50 cents fot a huge box f'c!OCk the Orpheus Singing SoeietyapAld. Zoeller sent to the Clerk's desk of honle-made candy. "She could never peared on the stage and sang t wo be&U· ,'J '- '"' to be read, a letter f rom A. Beebee. a raise a blister on a fellow's hands." tItul choruses. Die Helmath and ])1>" carpenter 60 years old , llvlng at .. .. ................. ...... ..... ............ ...... ................ Th e jol1y ShrIner was only one of BruckenzoUe. 341 Ellicott street who was eonfined in 1 . ~., _ mnny· who renewed acquaintances wllh A long concert W"n.s given both alter· the pes t house from June 23 to A ugust old teachers, and forme r schoolmates , noon and evening by lh e 74th Regiment 8. 1901. la s t night. The reun ions were pleasN Band, which W3S staUoned in th,. bal"Th e scent from t he garbage dumps was something terrible." said lie, "but ant, Indeed. They are a feature of the cony in tbe south. end ol tho hall. / u FFA L O Dn 1l\'I~ I l\ G ·W A T£R. no well man can Imagine the awful bazaar. Another special programme h'u~ been agony Buttered by a man In a raglng For several hours. last. night·s crowd nrranr-d for t hls att~rnoo:l 8 11.1 tlUs XII1\! with satisfaction t hat t he cltl- filled fever when he hears th e noise of s team every nook anu cranny of the City enning. "'bene"r this pt'ogramme 1! cars and trollr-ys passing. I think ze~ of B uffalo have received the re port Convention Hall bullding. from the big not oec upylng a tt~ntion. the b!\hO "t\"U1 F a ther Burke could tell you something of Heal t h Cornmi~sioner Creene relative nuditorium on the first tloor to th e danc- be pla ying, So there wIll be tel" QUlfO l on this score if you J'hould ask him." Commissioner Ward of the Denart- to the condition of the cl ty water sup- I jug-room and the p lng-pong parlor on moments. The pl'OST&mme ~! as fol· m t: nt of Publi c 'Y orks WR!:i adked uly. Dr. Bissell assures us that a bacthe third floor. It began to surge whether Bethune, Bethune & FUl'llS terl3.1 examination failed to reveal the j' through the wide doorways as soon as At 3.30 by scbools :-<0. 2. 3, 4. 11,33. Uwho ha " e presented a bill for $1000 the hall was opened a t 7 o·c1ock. and Organ selection. Miss Mary M. HO ..Old; presence of the bacillus coll communis a gain..qt the c ity fo r prrparlng plans for the stream kept up until after 10 Columbia. the Gcm ol the Ocean; Gera ne\\.· pest house. had ev-er Lec'" ~m­ in anyone cubit centi meter ot 'Tater o'clock. It was tortunate that many ma.D lullaby; drJlI. _ pl~yed by the c ity tor th"t purpose, exam ined. Translated Into ordinary left early in the e,·elling. thus making! At 3.46 by schools No. 12. 41. II 44 • • ',: Th ey hav t> n't a c)aim for d. ('~nl" room fo r othprs. At times the wide B and selection; The :llar.ellal... replie d the Commissioner. Ald.~­ language , thIs means that t he water Is m~n last year designated them :1~ ar. free from t he dead ly presence of the aisles between the glit tering booths F rench lullaby; Arneric:,- - , ohitects tor the new huildlng. but the typhoid germ, although D r. HIll's re po rt were so choked up that people dldn't At 8.30 by school :->0. 2",3,. 39. ~. CounCilmen dlsapproved ot the action." shows t hat it contains " recent organi c try to go one wn..: or another. They Organ selection. lli. Jose 'elUQuc, simply allowed themselv es to be carried Columbi". t ho G, m o,t the Ocean : ED',' ALMSHOU SE FAR " P R OJ E C T , contamination of a nitrogenous charAld. l l artln made a. speech in which octer/' pri ncipally in th e samples sec- I along with th~ crowd. It was a very lish luhabr: Dixie; mIn uet; A.m ...IC3. jolly, happy throng. All cru,hes were 'Ihe b ..zan.r "Ill open at Z o'clock tbil h e said he thought the AlmShouse f"rm received good naturedly. \\-'Oen the !lfternoon. Begin ning w ith tomorrow, , was the proper place for the Ilest ured In the \'Iclnlty of the Stony Poin t bouse. but sttld that thill would require stoel plan t. cron'd jammed up against booth tile Opt·nJn g hou r will be 10 a. m. ~~Uon by the State Legislature and he counters. they were imlllediately 100k-1 T he reports a lso s how that our dl'ink.... d lit tle hop,'.s that It could be ed after by the fair ones insid e who had brough t about. Tn th e meantime. said ing waler co ntains free ammonia, a lhe, plans which would do tor any site buminoid a mmonia, cltlorin, nitrites, nt - all sorts of articles to sen, frOtn peanut~ could be prepared . to pin cushions. " Only se\'e>n Aldermen nnd th "ee tl'ate:';. "olatHe matter, a nd mlneral Sprinkled abou t In the slowly moving I Councilmen hay':! taken the trouble to matter, throng were the r ed fezzes of the Shrin8 e ~ tor themselvps whether thl~ presAll this, however. is not so dreadful era-for it was their nIght at the baent site is Suitable o r not" -aid Aid Zoeller, .. It Ian'! , that I ~'a;;'t to get as It sounds. There Is no deleterious zaar. The Shriners were accompanied the pest house OUt ot m :r wanl. I a m matter In the wate r of sufficient amount b)' the ir families or frie nds, and they w!lllng It should go In "orne oth~r place to cau~e the least apprehension-in had .. gay time of It. A bunc h of them In th waru where there would be got stalled In tront or the American explenty or tresh all' and an ab.qence ot o ther words, Bu ffalo's water SU pply panslou booth, and. thanks to lI.tlos Ada noise to continues to be the best and mos t gen- ~1. Ga tes and he r bevy of prett)' booth erous ot any cl ty in t he Union. attendants, It Was a long lime before thel' got a waY. BIG HALL WAS JAMMED. £ ,.,.,."u"rmen Direct Co l, Ward to Prepare Plans for th e Bu ilding. ....,1 l I I A. I a" W.: tht) 1902 "', I I I 1 10\\".1.: "1',. I r I l �ILIVELY TILT ABOUT THE LE TO IN ADM ITTANCE . SGHOUl :~pa~e~~~o~n :~e~~g~ IFPEST~OUSE ~ISGR~C[ TU convenliO;h ; Nlimber Bei ng Turn ed A way BeNearly : Lack of Room- Shriners Spend cause The ir Money Liberally. 0 ?Uar~n~in.: HO:~jt;' br ~, KI8{. Ject IS al on beautl~o:r:l:e~ -Io-v-e -o-r -t-he Thl're Is 1I01i'· m,P Ie rrjusllficnllon the success aof Expa nsion I·I t era II yfill d It 1\ ew boot h the l\Ude!l1 prediCtl !n Bazar for mor e miniature temale Jegs. stocklng~d In h Ihe S~h""l T"'.;~ed to get Into Can· silk and gartered with g a udy e lastic. than 10.000 P"II~" light to participate Th ey sold a t $1.98 enc h. Dr. Walter D. yentlon Ht' llidj>. Rnd. spend Heir Greene led n p h'1 1nnx ot Bedouln'3 to In the I " ~um.t'd th a t upwurds this booth a nd n e3 1"Iy bought o ut a ll money. t;! turned :tway from th(' the neat little sou 'le llir~. D r . Greene of 6,000 'ifbJr: lin to 10.30 o'clock the took n green one, Dr. George B rown a Idoors, W t'd ~cored 9176 admls- brown one. P e rcival ",Vh1tc- a wh1t~ o ne, ucket-takt!1 hi, 'ciock was' th e per iod Dr. L ong wanted a long one, b ut th ey ~Ions. About 0 The hall WIIS were all the same Jength. so IRvi S hort of greate~k~n~~IO:-jOYOU S crowd of couldn' t be accom m tJ d J. t ed with an apden!lely pa ctnr~! that furlher Ingress proprla te li mb. ~\uac8b i~:'jb1~. The foyer and VirORPHEt:S GlV ES C ON C ER T . Inla Slmt In frJllt of the main enLast night th e Orphe us SingI ng So· franCt' 'Jere bJoc~~. Str('(' t car traffic wa. Impoded nntll the pollee Induced ciety attended in a bod y and r e nder e d the cruwd to (0 to thl'ir homes an d two mn gnl ficent s elpctions. The fi rst, • It the bam !Om. other night. This "The Retu,n H o me." b y Mey er Olber· c t.lnt Ida ot the popularity sIeben. and the second, "Bridge Toll," by Kirch,? Both n umbers w e r e libe rio! the b",r a lly npplauded. I'OrrL.IR SOll' E~IRS. Th e management o r the baza r held La,t nlgbl .as Sbrlnera' evenIng. n. meet1ng a nd d ecided to op en th e r Com'enti on Hall on ThurFinay. This fraternity IS mtted tor Its brn \'ery doors O a! wen 11! Itt readlne.s to sepn ra ta FrIday and Saturdn y n t 10 o 'cloc k In the morning On FrJdalr mor ning the 'I"elf from", monel'. Both qu alltles were In evldenre. As the- Shrlners orphan a sylums, in who le or 1n part, Wlsbed , tree arm ,t the beautiful connected wIth the c ity go vernm e nt , thtng!, anhwle olnj Inanimate, dis- will be taken to t h e baza r and r pgaied played In til! bool" •• Ii speeches a nd with a specIal pr ogramme. Arab pRtrol drill~ l'i"~" dl~pmsed w1th Thursdl Y night the G. A· R. posts and the tim< """ed entirely to !olld at the county w ill pay a debt at long· enjoy.,..t. lllis 1. G,t ... principal of School No. 3i, knowing the Shrlners' stand ing to th e IJu b l i1 ~('ht)o l teac h e~s b y attending th(' baznr in a bo<l ~ i.O full uniform. )'Iaj. Bwwlls ('speC Ia ll y wishes a ll com rades to a tt e nd in u11 1j form. v'Y'. I l oN y. f'Iom.. ·'"Tif"I·· Th e organ ~ e leC'l ! o n of the afte rnoon I • Wag plnyed by ..· ..,··............................... tead of Pr"C. 25 fllAA EmIl R· Ken c.' he n in J "sejlh ~lI ,c hk a. T he DutCh Luilaby. by :::ic h ool 1:;. was es 4fUI J)eclalJ)' co mme nd f'd _ . _"...................................... ... ......... " The Dutch Flirta t iiln,·' r e nd e r ed by , _ ",MERrl~.1 the ,I xth g ra de gil·l. of S c h "O I N o . 3S. undeJ· :;\Ii!t3 G ro(lz in~ k y . p ro ved 50 Jlopular that it \\·111 ha \'p to be r e peated. The counlry s to rp, man!l. g NI by Prin L'l pals Geo rge F. ~t in g .:' d lHl H . R. SrnalJenbc rg, w i ll h .ln~ .1I1 a ut.' lion to day at 4 a nd 9: 30 p . m As a soothsa y e r . S~f>r, and fo rtu ne telle r. M iss Clara R . B roe k is po~ lng as the Princess Sa lro . S h e rpvea l ~ t hp pa M a nd roretells th e fu t re, if t h~ c haracteristics disc losed a r e not t oo bad. Gus Schne ide r i~ I'ooti ng [o r •. A ro un d t;.. • • • • _ . ' ..M • • ••• " . ......... , • • , ................ . . . . . . . . . . I PLANS. TO PREPARE Action of the AMermen on the 1: Quarantine Hospital MaHer, tJ' th e ~ror ld." Louis the ballyhoo. Yt~'t~:~~:f~ ~Idermen I'd the 'ot. II. wark, to Irep~""I"toner uf .pub. tio", aod ,Ii,,"", , .... aDd apeclfica· Quarantine b"'lilll ~~bldl tor a n"v ,ite of the 1",",'1 r erected on tha CUmrul 100" W'rd 'ITT ~reet hospital. atterword. that plao. for lb. h ,~t der wnr. to that U1.1,11.1 are well UD· Dlltror take imlJl(o(j" the touncilmen and don in the ~lItt III~ lIId farornblc neon the DfW L(l(~i~'1 ~,can be started 'fhE! claim (Of \ ',' ODce, !,or 11.t.!5. f'Ir dr.~~'1 F. W. Caulkins -~ W', b.,,,lt ~.lllaDa for ochoal again y"t".al b Me the aldermen committee on ", I I "Port from the I'romi:tf' of the cla.~III\ fl'oring a COOl"",Ired tn " ad: 10: $1.000. It was romruittee tor o '1OI1"r back to lhe meantime to g'l : nnd In thn the corpOTall" ",,'btt•• opinion fr om ability of IlIIlu~ Ii.:~ " to the ad\'i8. Th,· ald"'bI,a d r:.Jm. tho ,.mmltt.. 00 :. ,,~ the r' port of I,U"tl •• of ll' . t.""'donYing the op. the I.r""m 1l:..";~ C. Tanke to have at th. C<lrn", /B, '~e .ignbon'd hi :trett ttm,",," 1ftr and 1Ya hing.\'1. '1"E'di", ~rnriding f,., ~ 4"'d a resolUtion III tiDl(" I4Ille g of dogs a t " at 10 Th. resol u. Dlittee on or. 4mIDCH_ Th. rtltUl.. meet n. ... ""~.mitt'D . I" evening in. • , will bo';"" " .. d cf 1t Tb t assista]1ts is MIR~ I s·a b e lt e N a vaugh, "\\' hose literary a biliti es d o n o t preve nt her from serving pi g stee t an d kra ut g racefully. The Wo men at t h e 1n(1I.10 boo th arE:: now so rry they d ill not adopt Go~ " ron _ Go- Mohawk Co~ tunWf;. Threp of th e teachers, dressE"d In w hl tf' . ~il l (1 th ey were all sorry th py t u r nell down th e costume proposition . Thp programm e (or t his a rt ,...rnoo n and tonight 1!5 a s fo llows : 1':ntt'rt,alnm ent a t 3:j~"j by S ['ho()l~ ~os. 2. a I. 11. 33 and 34 . 1. Orgn n ~('If"(: t1 on, ~1 1slf :!\fary l1 . Howard. 2. " (, olum bia, tht> Cc' m o( the Ocran. " 3. G(' rm an L ullaby I D rUk At 3:45 by S choolR NOH. 12. II. .11, 41 , 4, : ~. Band , fj ('1r-f' t lon. :! ')'hp ~1 fl rsf' lI . lalRe. ., Fnn('h Lulln l)\ . .1. " Am €'r l ci.1." ~Eve nlng, at R::~o. bv S (. h ool~ No~. :m. ;rr. "I·' 58 : 1. Organ !1If"I;·('tiUll. Mr. .JOSE" V p~ asqU(z. 9('l'an." ' " i) . :\1InUl·t. DCcOun t 2. "('oltlmhln till (j (~ m of t ill" 3, EnK II~h t. ~il l1a lIY. 1 " DIX! 7 .. ~ "Am. ·rlra"· I). IT : om ... ............. .......... ............ " ...... · ·······........N9Y..~ , 1 ·;2. . ·. . . · ............................... ............ ...... ·JO. ".1 , • &r::::;,1'Qbarbc' rs ..I;;~:: '·;;; . ~~;:;~i;;:· 'f: . 'D~ pop ul ar rE'w rts o r the bazar is the Dutc h ki tt' h C! n, p resided over by }.:IIss M.. Ca rr . Am o ng her >"c. Uo. ... B. H a r t o versees Dan cing unt ll a s pnso na blf' hour Is carried on upon th e- t h ird fi ool". One of th e most nces o f t"~ Buani of If enlJ" , nR Q Ant on I' Sho . . t·d . . . lentl, 8n ltnlmn h:,ul <lien\,- Anth onv UA' I t l "t· facps I or luUl a filiP of . L. It . 1(\ s arllP lO\H.'! 0 11 Cu~tomf'l"t:i allr! $.1 {' II \\ 0 •• J , , C(m"litieri ng his offlltlsP . ~ it. gill off " IIt", • PARENTS OF CHILDREN AT' TENDING THIS TOTTERING e a e. COR \' . I STRUCTURE IN MAIN STREET HOlD INDIGNATION MEETING AND DEMAND NEW BUILDING . ALL EXPE~A TIONS DU!BAR ARE ABSENT \t- ~"".- - NO ENCOURAGEMENT. Th e CO Hnci l uH'1I ha d it Ii\" ..) y tilt over th(' ' J ua rnntl nt' ll tlsp ltn l Yt' ~t t'r d a y anll P a djou l'Jlc(] jll!-; t in ti ln (> to m i~s iln indignant t.1 elt:gntlo n o( cl lI zt' n ~ o f th r JM h " '" anl , "h o came IlI ep:l l l"(.l to ba('k C Ollll- subjec t. " I think." l'=illt.1 t lw ne' ling prcc; ld('n l , "i'. w ould 11\: ll n jm,t lo ('o u n c lhn ~ln D u n ba r t n take nc· lI un nn thj~ in h is ahR(' IH'l·. Th e mma l ('(lUI t.·~y \\ oul<1 h I! to hl ) thi ~ nMtt (> r O\"f'r for a w(>t."k . ·· CO lln (" lhnan S t n(l du rt t'a l)(>·d a tt enti on t v t h (~ fact th at f-itna IJ - 11Cl x I:; raging I n a n e-ighbor ing lav. b~t'n ('it) :..In d oP J)O!'lt'<l lUl·th !!)" de.H ...-alth ( ' ,'mml!"RIOIH' l' Gn'(>lI c has ur8ii'lii.h t t.'(, tflu n t 'l)\~O a(:- lion in t hi~ m a t h-·r e\'t.~ r Sin(T h (' the dut lf>s o r hl:-; ofnc(>. nl--~l1 mcd Counc ilm an .b.h a ls:o o Pl lo .... rd d t,lay in a bpe u lwngl ng fir e [ o r matter whl ("h ha 10 yE"lHS. Mr. Shul Tnkes the Floor. H "WaR a t t hh: ~tllgP t ha t )J I". Steu) caJ1 ed up on ~ I r 1 a dd t o n·II {·H" h im ,) r th e C'h at l' t hat he might ~pl'a k (1;1 t he fl oor in Opp(;~ltltln to ta k lru; Hl'.lion in t he abs~nq· oC hoth :\11'. Dunbar .-\11<.1 P rt:si dtnt F I ...i.-dunn !In. "1 m o,'e- a~ an .an1('nflml'l1 t t h ut th'~ be laid O\"P l · for 11111 w ('f'k." !' i.llIl ~ tr . StNd, wh o pr oc t'l,th·d to r('(' U lIllt ttl< o fl - rt' pea ted vbj t'C li ol1!'l to t ill' Ill·\·:,wJlt ~ it (' " ('ar a s tagna nt (:Ht k and PH ~~t,tl hy 11.;:' t rnln:; ad a). t o ~ay Il othln~ o t the foundrks b ein g l o(·a t ~·d in it:s ,"H·mily. Ban. n[,{lIC rd t: rt·nc(' WH:-; mad~ t o Dr. Grt:~n e!:> ··rall n ;.uIinh"·' I hl"! bllSIJH·SS dur- Ing t ht pit H f ·v. ·W I lk"! "ht'n n"g"ot!aLi ons (or a notL, r 1()f'a t lul1 r,n t he· ('minty f a r m 9.. f-n Hi I IJf'ndlng . . . , d~'II' l k no w w ha t loh"~·lng h,l'3 1, ( ,pl! <lHn .. , !'- :tjd :\11'. S tull 'Lut ltit' a,.'·l:C.·!t·!',ltWI1 flf SPt t \l a t th is tl m t. I~ ~omlthitlg w n1H!t· r (l1!." M t'sH r ~ .J\ 'th anri ::itl url .lrt J"('H'ntt'd any. thlJlg IllH l 'rlSl1l"t! ·f Vr. (; J( c. n .. w ho lJa c.1 , th t'y ~ ult.l. nit rt I)" dO:I!' h l q du t ~ Alr Stt .u(htrl q\lotHl Ih .· l:ingu:l.et· or th e Ht ·,· '·';,tht r H ur l, ,' (I, !"t'rIlHIlg- the pn s t llt lIulldlllt: t~ un lit f(lJ· hu m an h aoili.ll ion. li t' .trgllfd tha t ;\ n l"\\" h o!'. p lt ..tl sh ou ld tJ( ('r, !;:lul wHhout tl,·ln.\' In lIw· In tr·l"l sts of h lllH!llify '1~ld t ill gl'l'd lIame o f t h ,' d t y. •. \\ h u\·t nll"\td dll!"' I, (I rilg Il l l'ug f or ] \1 )t,:ar,",. Blli ~ I r hlfnt'k t l.t ll RH.: no h arlH I w;titlng a11l,'lhtr wl·f>k 1"01· (hf' ntutll 1Jf' .\It'F.Srs. HUllhar <ln u att e nding the sc hOO l l'ach d a y uro ught n larga numbe r to the meetIng: A trJUl' of Insnectlon was made, and It wa s found thnt n f rightfully over('ro wd ~ t'd con illtlon c' "IFlitC"d, 2i5 pupils being thp d a ily ave r u ge atte ndance. C!l. ~e s of f!Jckn~c;s were rcporte.d b)o· r·a rNI t~ whos'? ('hlllrcn. aUe: attendi ng th e ~choo t b ut a few O:1.YS, were tak,::.n J1I with typhoJd f,:ov~r o r Fore t'Ycs. The <'l Of:l ('tc:; arp £10 ba·lly Ioented in th.~ bl1tlr1ln~ tha t a fO l!1 odor pel'meate~ Pil c h rfol'ltntl o n roo m, nnd In one smnH f oom. 13 x16 Itl siz~, twenty- seven U"\~('o"lf -o ld c hl1c.!r~n a re crOWded each day. It Is not a n unusual thing tor the t each er to fa int In this room. In th e Sl ven-foo t basement w ith damp {'em f- nt floor. rec llations are he ld on on('> ~Id e of t he furnnce. while t h e coal bin Is located o n the opposIte sIde. Th e ch l ldren's lunch room is also !n th e c e ll a r. S uperln t en".nt o r Education E m e r. I ~on was p resent a t thE! meetIng a nd c oulu give ve ry JltUe encourageme nt to th e 1>n r~ nt~ , Who a~k that a ne w building be b uilt In the dIstrIct. Mr. Em e l'~fl n saId the City was now v ery fnr b e hInd In r epairs on public b u ild. I ln g 5. H e I"u ggested. howeyer, that a c ommittee be a ppoInted nnd ste p" tal{f~·n to secure n ~ltE', and promIsed to b ring the ma tter up In h is ann u a l re port tbe serond lIIonday In Dece m. ber. A ld. H a rp was al ~o p resent and s ta ted t hn t with the $300.000 prov ided by t he city to spe nd for school purposes $900,000 was needed ror the Improvem e nts demanded. Dr. J. D. Bonnar made a repor t o r th e r esult at the Inspection of th e b ui ld. Ing. T he Rev. J . A. Bevington. th o R e \·. W. R. Pierce. Albert W llllam ~. J o hn H. B rogan, Dr. W. N . D. Bi rd a nd I Frank A . RykE'rt pre~nt were a mong those · who urged thnt bnmedlate nc- tlon b e tn k e n to bet t er the condItion o r the school. A motion wns carried aut horIzing th e c haIrman to appoint a committee to look about for a desIrable site. CANAL WORK , CAN 8f 8fGUN F ~. "'fJN 1~~~-041 I " H u t thtrt. 6 mi.lIl·Jl4lX in Hf)dlP~ t l r, ' ::;alfl ~I r !"t.\tltLHI. " ' "t s. n ill t1H·n·· ~ hf "n l--mnll-ptlx i l l l ha t (' it ~· H.r lhl' IIHH t t" (l y(>ur~, l"t:ltlrtt-d ;\1 1" h..ll1 \ 1< .Py a '·('l 01 .. LO :; 1111 m u l1ulI to> tnr n Hc·h o ot N o. 22, held n meeting last night at the school buildIng 1n III Fh.· I ~(' hJJ;"'lln.·' t ah lt- fol' tll\1 A I:EKT1:1 (·r t he " hlldren ntten'1i n g ?\'faln S trf'et nf'Gr Amh.o:o r at Street. Re ~ ports o f the un sanitary condition of t h~ b lllldlng and t he danger from disease r un by thE" c Ltldr~n and teach e rs c ilm a n Ht e ul In h i~ dfOl't!i t o bloLk the moti on g\\" in g no tl l·c o f Hl h ' ntl on to Hect a $i)(),fKltJ l)l111 d lng o n til, · p l"t' ~ t· Jll s lle. J n lh ~ abst'n('t' or r 'n-s ld t' llt li'!elsc.· hm an n. Mr R lt'u l w as ('a ll('d lIpon to pre~- Id ~ a n d \\ 1)(.>11 t hl,· m lltt pl' o f th !' hOSPltlll wa s l"t'<l cli(t.l 11(' too k lh p " c.,nr t o o pposo t h,=" m o ti o n to aPlll·(J\"C t he .Al d erman ic ac t hm, in th ... n!l~t·n 'I' \,If , 'oundl m .l n DunbUI·, " Ito I~ l'!oOl"tt ; lil y In t er('s t t d i n the ~. ~,h~ ,. roc FLEISCHMA~~&V POPULARITY EXCE EDS - --r-r - THE CITV. I Coundlman Steu' Ra;ses a Point of £Ljquette and the Senator Henry W. Hill De. clares There Will Be No Procrastin ation. Wl'lj< J)Jl·\aih· d. Senator Henry W. Hill was ask ed th is Thoso HVllrant B ids. V n rn m I SJ;llln·r \\·!ll'd W:1 ~ h t at'd hI op1.l0Ri ll 0l1 to till' ,lc-llCl11 of I lit' A ldc' rlll t' n in tht' mattc-r I'f Litis fur h~t1rnntl'. I t " .. :\!" I' r l l1~ht 0<1 that Ihl· t"tHllml~""I!lIl _ (· 1· ',rul f('f, r'lIll'lu!t cI "lIt'111\1 into a l·llJw( ,·ae· , " illl I ,.wl!' i....• j·o. ,· 1 l·hil.H"·lphi~\. fo )" h~· CIr H.JJtf" ot a f.,,·jll~ III !1:} 11 1 I h.Y~ <lran t, a~· 11J1Il1"ltd \" t li \\!hat 'hll'I;" HIc\ 1l~lr ic·f' II!.. Iii, I ltlw llTt In))) \\'o,·!.. s h .t\·( !.( lll (t.a' rUil';:. "01. \ \ ·.l r c1 r e·(c·lrt d t ·) t' t.: Oh;;{IIIt'l1 , tadie''' It I· l\ l r. R t f-n·ll ::> lI n :lI1d :<.1111 lit l •. Hl n t l it f n r·on~lIlt( 11 by li lt _.Iri t l JlH·1I ".Ill! n·rl"lt lin' tn til.· mn ttil· Th~ \1.h·lfJl ,'Tl hill!.!, tOW:tIt! I1nrn l,1 Inch1lolt ty . An rm,\" p( c h no lma ':1 'Il~ " , nl h () n' ~ hHPIJ,Y UH Ih, · 1't ·~·\1 11 o f 1111' illtt· l \ .nliun 1) ( ('ounCllman St ll (hl n rl und l 'u lIlplrnllt:I' i H·C'I·\·.Ug"(" " h l .. h UI ,11dtd I h l III to ~I' t t heil' J·ny W i\n 11 Is al 111lrl ImH! ;ul or hl'I1H d{ In" ,..1 It lo J t a~O/l oj t la· (UN th~l t hi.tukl-t l;h h 1,1f f~1 ~ thl~ ) I . n (111 Ihl.. tIa'y un \' h lth Illt St..' "'il rrnTl\s 11"f' lC:~\I.tl. m orning r ega.rdln g tho truth ot the pub lis hed s ta.te m C' nt that the work of lrn~ J)r ovem ent o r the E rie Canal would not be be gun bd o r e the Bummer o t: 1904. Senator Hili replied: "The e arli e st that the work of Improvem ent ca n b e be gun Is immediately a fter th e peo ple of th e State have passed on the r(:>tert:' nilum , which will b e submitted a t th e g e n e ral eleclton of 1903. Then, Ir thf' l"t'Rult Is f d yornble, work c an be begu n as 800 n a s the bonds ca n be Issued and t h E' t'ngln eering p relhnlnarlcs ace omp l1~ h e d . I Or. It runds a re a vailable In the t r easury, these can be used to begin the work . "If 1t provC's that perrc tlvr work can be don e In wintf' r. the n 1 ('an see no reason why conRlde rublc s hould not be accomwlntt'r ot 1903-4, without I p lished In the waiting un til summer. I should thInk that work could b~ begun on tho locks, fo r instance." "\\~ho.l Is the quC'stion which the people will h [l.V~ to pn.flS upon at next fall'~ elec- tlon?" wnM asked. "T hn.t has not heen finally deC'ldec't," rp· p lied Sl'nntor Hill, "hilt prC'Blimahly th£'. qu(,P;tlon will b,· whe-tht r the Stnt£" shal l or f'hnll not expf'n(] '";6.0('1(1.000 to ~ , O(lO.O()H to construct n. 10(1)-tnn hll rge cRnnl along t he rout... r ecommend{'d by the - Commission," �PPB USB TA ~ ALDERMEN'S ACT10N N .~ ISOLA TION HOSPITAL 58 WHO Will ·WIN F TH[ SP[LU'NG ' Mr. Steul Sarcastically Refers to "Lobbying" 0\ ~alth Commissioner Gree.ne and Me5srs. Stoddart and Ash Are Quick to Defend I Health Commissioner's Stand. Club Men Wi'll Vie With Pretty Teachers of the Public Schoo}Sf viS .COUNCILMEN FLEISCH MANN AND DUNBAR NOT A'T MEETINO NAMES OF MEN WHO OURIER. WI LL PARTICI PATE. vYff'~/t~T[ST .? - rr ·- 4tf1h "1 Counctlman !$teul 'w as mainly instru- much o pposed to locating t h e h o_pllal ASK AID Of KIEFER WANTS THEM AS QUARANTINE GUARDS, mill wlsh The J ournal would permit n t~rI1° toor rect a statement that was ued to me last Saturday" sal. H ealth C t . • G omm ssl.oner "alter D" th'":ene Of Buttalo today. "rt Is t ru~ tlo t 1 salc1 that our first approprla. 000 n fOr vaccinatio n purposes was $1! . , but I didn't say that tha.t a mou~t or that $10,001"1 should be enough for this city. 1 c1 idn 't come her\! to !IlY ~hat is needed In Detroit. I !lon't <now I do kno w that befo re w e got t:h rough In Buffalo. the tota l expcn.9fl I I m e nta l a t t b e meelin g of t h e Board of o n the present sile and that it woulll be a n injustice to him to act on the The Contest W ill Be Held at Co un c ilmen yesterday i n holding u!' mutter during his a.bsence. Thf':,,·fore. for one week the :\ctlOll of the Board he a mrnded to lay the matter ov~r for t he Baza r at Convent ion a.~ounted t n $50.000. ot Aldermen providing lor preparing one week. He sa id thilt Dr. Greene 'Ou: outbrPak in Buftalo covered 1 I plans lind sP('clfic.'ltlons a nd a dv('rtis- had w orked hard t o locate lhl' ho,pltal Hall .on Saturday Some 500 C8.Sps. We enforced vacclna. ing for bids for t he erection or a Q u nr- on its present s ite. He referred sar~ tlo n, but therE' was no oppOsi tion [rom castl eHII)' to th~ activ ity o t tho ll~ulth antlne Hosp i tal on t he present site. Even ing. an y newspaper. All th e pape rs JOined I Cou n cilmen Stodd:1 r t, Sm it h a nd Ash Comm issioner and Intimated th:tl he in and bar:ked me In the n ttemPt to urged Immed l at~ con firm ation of the had lobbied for the vote" s u ffici e nt 10 Htop the ou tbrea k. Tn this J w as Sue. A topic whi c h bids fa ll' to equal In n c tl o n of the Board ot Al dermen. but pass the matler in the Boar d of Alder' l:e::iglUl. fo r then: Isn't a aim, lc cu~ Inte res t th e recen t election Is now e n-I' th e majority of the m e m bers p l'e~~~nt lnen. I n Buffalo no w. The employers or \ DR . G-RE E i'iE PRAI SE D. grossing th e minds of people from d ecid ed to s u pport Co un cil man Ste u l's la.bor, too. co-()pe rated with lihe health B R P f p lea for a week 's time. department and co mpelled thei r em. l ack ock t o Sou t h a r k and rom W hen th(' report () f t he Committee on " I must s oy that I a m surprised at ployes to be \'accinated. There WIS th e 'bucollc p ast u res whic h hedge the S$l.nt tary :Measures was r ead, Co u ncll- l\Ir. Steul's ce nsure of the efforts ot 110 ChOICOilOUt It. It was : He vacel. eastern boun dary of the city to the I' m a n Stoddart moved that t h e action of Dr. Greene." said :\1r. Stoddart. "Dr. llated or Q It wo rk. T h us the whole darl.' a nd sull en wa ters of the Niagara. th e Aldermen s tano. a p pr oved . H e Greene deserves t he h tghest commencity was th the heal th offl cer tearThis all-e n grossing question Is: made a v igo rous speech In l avor of Im- dation for the ac tivity he has displayed tnt;' th;l.t if a real epidemic sho uld "Who w ill win t he spelling contest a t med iate ac t ion. He ea iled attention to In this matter. He has nppeared on the brea k out. other cIties would Quaran. line agnlnst Buffalo as a matter ot the T eac h e rs ' Bazar next Satu rday t he tact t h at smallpox is raging In the 11001' o f this c hamber and stated t hat :-:elt-protectJon. which. or course, v icinity at B u ffalo . and he said tbat It he has been as hamed to ta ke patients would have hur t our trade badly AM evening-t h e 4D brainy clubmen or th" w a s th e du t y of e very member ot t h e to the present hospital. I have visited I ' ll sa.y rIght he re, it w Ill not b~ due 49 pretty tea ch ers?" boa r d to see that n ctlon shou ld not be the hospital mySelf a nd I must sny that to the lnck of energy at your health Partisans of both sides a r e wax ing 'c1e layed a day longer thnn necessa r y. I am s urprised a t the a ppearnnco of the . officer, but the oppositlon of Qther warm. Th e seven clubs which will be ~O 'rl'Il~ G TO 0 \IX . plne(\. It Is unfit tOT any human being. people IC your ci ty Is discriminated a ~ainst. represent ed In t he lists say that the I had a talk with the Rey. Father "I understand th a t hore, 10 Detroit. schOOl m a ' ams cannot pos s Ibly defeat " I agr ee with e verything that l\,Ir. Burke, w ho was re movpd to t he h09t he guardln&, ot infected h o u ~es III t h eir orthograp hic wonders. While the Stodd a r t has said ." said :\>I r . As h . pltal s utterlng from .mailpox ..• nd he done by private watchme n paid tor by 'b rothers a n d ad mi rers of th e teacher o " Thi s t hing has been befol'e this hoard told me t h a t the condition of th£' hOs the health board, In Bu tra lo w e hllvtl ... for the paRt t e n years. H ealth Com- pltal was beyond t he c onception of nny no such expense. P olIcemen were de· say tha t th ey will back the ladles I miss ione r Greene and th e )layor are human beIng. I t hink It is o u truge'OlI s tailed tor that pu rpose. A t one time against 49 or any other numb'e r of club- a greed t h a FtH e sft e selected is the o nly for any nl ember of the Co unc il to sit w e had In on-e police preci nct more that 169 policemen doing quara ntine m en. available one. Nothing ca n be gained here a nd block a matter of this kind. duty-the who le torce of th e police In The con tes t will be opened at 9 o'c lock, b y p u tting this thing O\'er for one Co uncilman Ash also sa id It "'". that precinct." Saturda y e v ening at Convention Hal:' wee k. Eve r y member ...If the boaru is wrong to c riticise Dr. Green, a nd that Health Officer K leter wilt follow tile Frank S. F osdick, principal of :M asten co n ve r sAnt with every detail. The fact It is nonsense to put the matter off a ny advice at the health comm issioner Park H ig h Sch ool. will give out the that M r. Dunbar. ,,;ho Is opposed to longer. t rom Butral0 and conter with Com· words . R epresentnth'es of the clubs f placing the hospital on the present s ite A vo te was finally had o n th e' lTIotlon missioner Fo wl e to Sf'C It he caDnot get policemen to do guard duty he re. are requ es ted to report a t the press la absent. should not flway t ht' mem- to table for o ne week, Councllm('n Ash. Dr, Kiefe r Is vexed at t he ooeltion room. I n th e southwest corner on the b e rs o f this body. We a r e t a king too Smith a nd Stoddnrt voting in the negasome employe rs at labo r a rt' taking In a;cond floor of t h e building a t 8:30 m an y chances already In delnylng this tlve. a nd Councilmen Steu!. Kreiner. this citY. "I ha ve t rlE"d moral IW'ro clock on t he evening of the sDelllng matter so long." Klin c k nnd Ladd vo ting In the afflrmas uasion Inng enough." he said, bee. The n ames of. the c hampions who Co un cilman Steul. who wns 1n the tive. In e xplaining his vote. :M r. I{lInc k "Thcl" U have to see that their emwill r e presen t t he clubs in the contest cllsi r owing to the absence ot M r . stated that he dId not caro to take ployes a re vaccina ted or there'll 1)6 are as follows: Fleis c hmann. got the privilege of the d(>finlte a c tion on the matter until :i'l r. so me Quarantining or Industrial estalr llshmentl'l. a nd then the re will be a Butralo Cl u b-Clarence M. Bushnell. fl oor t o oppose the action of the A lder- Fleischman n and :<'1 r. Dunbar were ho'wl. ·' F"anklln D . L ocke. George L. Wllliams. m en . H e sa id t hn t Mr. Dunbar was llresent. Andrew L angoon. George B. Hayes . ..... :......_ _ _ _ _ ________ - -- - - - - - - - - -- - - -- - " . Barry Yates. Pendennls White. -'10 " f) f .. Saturn C lub-J. N. Larned. Ade lbert ·om ... ·...... ············.'·'lr..... .......................... oot. llerb er t P . B1ssell. Franc is Almy .. .•.. ...•.... .. .... ......••. .... .... ....... .. ... ... ... . .. .. .. Dr. Euge n e A. Smit h. George P. Keat~ I I l I I I I I N.Y. l'!fc:;c~~r~l~b~~~: ~:t~BDwg~:e~:' Y. NqY.. ?-....~}~.Q~............... "..... .. £~~~~~rH~~~~f~.~e~~~;'t. ii~~~~~:". .........~~~.I.. ......~.................. ...... .. . Charl es D . Stickney, o mas .. " ." .. . N. Boyer' U n l"erslty Club-Edwards DE E FEA R TH E S MA LLPOX. SOn Ed ~ 'd B ' . l merland F \\ ~J I k Green, Henry R. How"Tac u~e, Noy. ~7.-Th e h ealth o fficer ner ke;eers~~ CH G. Shepard. Dr. Vert. F. W. Sm ith. has f orbtd member~ B. Wh eel e~. ' arry L. Taylor, Charles of t he l\'lasonic order here to attend the Cou ntry Club-'Wllllam A. D M asonlo fa ll' at R och ester . The re are F. S . MCGraw. Charle. vir' G~ ullass. 400 cases at s mallpox In Rocheste r. It 18 ~lIlI s O. Chapin. WlIlIam . L ~[~~~;.. r e ported. a nd Dr. Smith Is afraid the 'i~r~~~< A' Gratwlck. E. A. ·Bell. • disease may be brought to Syracu .e. H e I J oh n B " ""Cb~,?-An SleY "·lIcox. Co l. says he Will put tbe Masons ti nder J. "'1c\VlIU;ms' ~o;ace A. Noble. John quarantine when they return It they Ga rd ne r . J. LI~Ydo J~n~;.to. Jr .• H. H·I.,.dlsobe y h is order. ./ ~1: e rchant~· Exc hange_M M D - EA" A . K e n dr ick. George H. "R~y,;akde. I I ' , t hur W Hlckma C E on . " • ]; S Y i·;l. ·,. ·:~. . ····1..9·!O···;;··········...... . g~~~:~~dE. · ¥,~~7!ird~i(~~\\'lio~01l~Zr4~.;:: 1·· ········ ....·.... r . J da C. Bend er, w ho Is in {'h"r~e r....... ... ... .. .............. ..~•• ~:-: .. .......~ . .. . . Dth • ot e teachers' !IIlde of . h th is a f. ter noon t it th t e co nt est, ~ald not y et been s I a id e 49 tea chers had ... ..,-'+'... .. '2 e ec e . l~O is findin g o ut how n ice i t is ' to {po llute d w a t e r. 'l'he Bu l!a l o ' ,T (Jo u e l' sa )'s t b a t n o t s ince the c h vl e m e pid e mi c h as t h e dl'iuk in g W>lt~ 1' i n t ha t c it y b ee l! a s h ad as it ' ...... .......... ...... ...... ..... .. .... .. .. .. ............. ..... ... h,," bee n th is fall. YMi o us call' e " U ,... .. . .. .... ... . m............................. ....................... NOV 2 b )902 ......... W, t"I\[;.v • ~ ........................................;:.:.:.;..: ...... C rr ar e asc r i b e d fo r t ili s co nd it io n o f afra il's an d th e m atte r is to b e i nv es-. ~ t it{llted . A N OBVIOUS DUTY. ............. ................... r.,- -GET DONE WIT H IT. ~ Bonr~ , ellstomary t;'ilie ot COli,. c;lm to de fer votiug Oll nn huporhOl mnttrr sent from tb e A.I~ e rmen . like thl! TWO RESIDENTS TAKEN INTO of tho "ew Quarantine lio,pitol. "'~ COURT ciullS when some of the members of Ih' MUNICIPAL BOArd firS absent, as wus the t'a"~ un HEALTH INSPECTORS FOR " 'ednflsdas. But the l'utlPcr IlOII~f," ~ hot1ld not Jay itself. opt'll to nllY char.;:;!.! KEEPING PIGS AND COWS of obstruction on this qUt'stion. It bD~ WITHOUT A PERMIT. been before the Board in one shope or ano ther during JlIost of t he y("nr. Tht!' Councilmen :l re fumili'1r with the c;iUl Ii' H eRlth Commissioner GriW lle got after two I'e~ id e nts of Buffalo w ho tion; tbey bove plncticnlly deddr<! hDt were vil)Jating the h ea llh laws by lwep- pre\'iolls yotes in fn "'or of. the prtll .. Ing \i\'p stock without a permit, antl "ite owned _. tbe City. nnd th.j· koo.1 tanny ho th me u were htluled up betore Judge Bra unlein in 'M uni cipal tha t there .- pres ing need Of n UP1\' llO~ pitnl, in ,dew of t b~ tnct that 8DDth~r COUl·t. Christ S chi pder of ~o. 12f1 X eyada ou tbreak of. sm allpox mny ocrur nt ftD1 A ven u e l1ad ft \'e co ws and ft \'c plg~. H e p le Rcled g uilt y to t he oh a l'ge or v lo- ti me. It is tberetore the duty ot lb• 1:11 Ing Section 9 of Chapter 25 at th e members to tnke the r esolution up at C ity Ord in a n C'e~, an d his <"ase was ad- thei r next se'if:ion nnd nppror!! tbe a~ joul'DPd until Dece mber 6th. This w ill tion ot the Aldermen, in order tbat th' give him time to obta in n. permi t f l' 0111 thf' Health Depa rtment and g e t rid of work Dlay be started wi tbout furlh" hi ~ plg~. whic h h e Inte nds to un. Il"IIIY. 1·bere bas been a llo~.tber J aco h V,; t;; lz pl Of );'0, 2201 Baile y Av ewcll " monkey business" in CODIl7 nue was the other dtv farmer. but hp this Dlatter. h ad only one cow. H e~dldn ' t liIlO\\' t h at " thp Inw r equired all pPl'sons in lending to keep lh'c stock In th E" rlty to get a pc:!·mit. H p also p leaded guilty Hlld p AiLl co~ts (If ~L50 . Af ter he had paitl the cests ('if the proceedings. th e H ealth Dppartme llt issued a permit In his ~l11e . / BY ",:,j was harmless Eia.r('asm 'w hich Councilman Steul launched a t the Health 1'011L ........ .. .. .. ............ . ...... . 1 !Ct~loner on " rednesday because V of Dr. QreC!n\!'" nrtivtty in u)"R'in~ that a ............... .................... ...... !lew quarantine hospital be built on the site of the p reReont one. There Is no m on ey tn fiuch " l obb~l ng" fat' anyone. P e rhap s that Is what galls SOme peoHE SMALLPOX SITU ATION ple. w ho have lots to Boll. The city own. the present site. The Health Com _ he repor t of t he Health D e partment 1/1 ....... ....... .... ......... . ...... ...... ...... ..... . .. .... .. . miSSion er ha..<J but done his duty In urgsituation at Hope lIo.Jng th a t a decpnt quarantlnp hospital on the smallPOX t d \.s as follo,\,ls: N un'lber pltal for 0 ay 93 111' r be pro\1dE!<\ and In pointing out that t he Uents In hosp ital NoV. -', . ('presen t .I te Is the best nne ""aliable. ot pa 3' dted 2: dtscharg edc none. • lt Is t o be hoped that th e Coundlmen celved.. ................................................................... Itotal on hal}<l, 112. will wD,I!to no mor~ tim e In Meld ing thiS Important mr\Upr. It bnEi hung fire too A~he Slreet~('~rs wiil SOOD llc furnished long a lready fo r the good na1ne of t h~ j , :'J~n~ w:ll'fliug' ~ llitt rs to keel> witl1City. letter aud ~piri t of the o rdt.~rs h,su(' by lbe Hoard of lieulth. Then w ill bp gil't~u a fair trial to t h e effort to ~nD­ _................... .J 2 '1 ·19·02"·. ·. . . _.u........................................................ . - • o 2 AL .../I pre~s n dn ngerons nuisance. �MASS M[ETING ON SITE fOR NEW PEST HOUSL Unable to Enjoy AtI, n PeOple H6 ve Been T lyers Will Be Heard SoMfI ~ 5 fit convention Hall That It Is De .. Sunday at St. Mary trflctlon Extend Time For Two More Magdalene School. cided to Near Realization 0 f $50 • 000 • S Nigbl - NDANCE CONTINUES TO ATTE JAM THE IM MENSE I-JALL \-------~ SKILL IN ORTHOGRAPHY TO BE PUBLICLY TESTED the llteek's round or festh~1tY nt the Teachers' Bazar in Con\fD~ " tttween member! oC se,'en prominent cl ubs on one side 'till takt ~~el or !Chool teachers on the other. The co ntest wILl, beand I i'l'l'to, wholesale fun, determin~ l\~ bether teachers or bU81ne~! !Idp! a~~~: spellers. The contest w111 take place on the stage, ml!D· ....11 .. at 9 o'clock. Busine.5s In the boorhs wllI be tem~DIII" p!O_, , -',. -'hi and a large space in front of the sta ge \\ II I be p:lrll ~ IJtptll".I durN, '" tbl: tverybody can see. llayo r l\..Dlght and mE'ulbers o f h eo........ C U ... !Ii form th e reception committ~e. The referee. ~~I 1><7 Go.lxd smith, Dr, cassidy of [he Xormal Schooi a nd ·Wllliam ='I<h It ~·Iol!' hoo\' Frank S. F osdick of )Jas[e n Park w!!l pronounct I~ '1IIrd! to be spelled, James L. Hughes, Inspector ot the Toron:w ~.:b~l!. Yiith a delegation ot teachers, has promised to be presPOl for t~ (\,,('Uion, The teachers who wlll contest wit h the club membtn lit tb~ ~!. !t'S St. John, !)Ohert)·, O'Connor, K a rnes. \Yoods. Leager ~,5:~1!k.. ~. D&\'ls, Lentz, B rlnkworth, Flo }'d, O'Con nor, Bagot, wi"'lIIIr, (l,,,hlll, Horrauer, SUsser, Coleman, KUpfel, Hattlehl, )Ia usfr, Suull. iiebb. :\farler. Bukler. Roberts, Alderman, Kerney, .\gnew, ronnk~ Rlblll.to .. V!liaume, Seiby, Bucklln, Pelliser, Colegra\'O, S"rn, t.ml:. Barnett, Batley, Ryther, :McDonough, 'Yill!ams. Cot blell, Durne1,~'~' Keane, ArnSO n, Young, ShallOt!, Ma honey, 'lIoran, PlnCOIL L&"""~ r ..kel, De ,,"oU, Allen, M e:n~ lit the clubs who wtll "spell" against the tea('hers are: B'~" l'lH:'larence :M. BUShnell, F ranklln D. Locke, George L, WIIU&D"~. !Ddrf.. Langdon, George B. Hare!, H arry Yates, Pendennis \Vblll. S..,,, l'Iub-J :\ Larned, Adel!>ert Moot, He rbert P. Bissell, FranCis AImT, Dr E""ne A. Smith, George p, Keating, Henry A. B uli and Artb" B. \I"lIIJ&m,. E!lkoll CI,!>-! ••Ie}' W!!cox, Col. J ohn B. Weber, Horace A, Koble, Job, J. lIc\\"Ullam" John Olto, Jr., H. H . Gardner and J. Lloyd Jon ... tl1!\'tl'!itj Chl~Edward D, Emerson, Edward B. G reen. Henry R. Howia.n4, FrtJtritk J. Shepard, Dr. Venner Kenerson , Harry L. Taylor and ~" R Wh .. ler. W Cmmtry Club-1I'lI!lam A. Dougias, F , S. :McGraw, C. ,,-, Goodyear, a.:~ O. Cb.iPllI, WllUam L, Marcy, F rederick C. Gratwick a nd E. A, '·That loca!it}'," said he toda )', "is not 1n an)· !-;~ns~ adapted to the purpose of a Quarantine hospital. On t he south sld~ o f the present butldtng run s the fil thy. dlspuse-brcedln;;- Sl:ajaqua.da C r«k and on the same .Ide of the hospital Is located. Hosmer'~ a xle grease fac tory, which 1~ constan [ll~ emit ting black smoke charged witb noxious odors, On the ea.t s ide are the United States PI pe 'Vorks and on the W('S t D unbar's iron moulding works. " The ;o;ew York Centrai Railroad Company runs !!65 trains a day over its Belt Line track~, which pass to the north and ea.. of the building. ::-;ear tbe hosp ltai the city dump" the refu.e it collects fro m many homes and o ther plac 4 .E1. This refuse- frellu~ntiy catches , ftre and rhe smoke from i[ nils the en tire nptghborhoo1. The smoke. noise and o ther annoyances, which make the neighborhood unfit to r an instit ution li ke a qua rantine h,:'lspltal. will increase as time goes on. ~lore factories are to be b u!it out that way, and that w!ll menn more raJlron.dtng and more ~mo ke ~ester·s Coo.test With Sm.l1poT~ . e "PresencE' or sm311pox tn &1'\.Y clty : and noise. "If the c ity sho uld spend, .IlY $50,000, i at'f!iction, alarming to It. populaIn the erection or a new bulldlng o n the p resent site, the money wlll be th rown Ii ,Injuriow> to its bus iness interests, away, as the InstItution wll1 havE" to Su h a. a!tu.tlon is bad enough wlthbe mo \"ed In a tew year! a nywa:r. exaggeration, T he Rochester \. "Persons tmtferlnlii;' wit h small-po'( out and ot her con taglou~ dfReases. li ke Chamber ("f Commerce ha t ca ucsf' d a othe r sick p~r.;::on~. require quietness anrI p ure wholE"~ome air. neither ut <tatement t;:; be telegr aphed through which w!ll e \'Or be found in t he ne igh- cut tbe <" tlntry, emphati oally d ~nylng bo rhood ot the J,lresent quarantine ho~ ­ that the di,ease Is epl<\.mic in that pita!. The numb~r ot case.:"1 would sugge!'t that eno ugh or the munlcipnlit)-, ~oun ty ta:-m be !ecured tor n. ho~pltal Is assert~d to be no larger r ela ttvel),,' site, That could be done by purchase or by legJJllJath'e enactmen t. There Is than in ma ny other c!tles o f th e Stat~, noth ing in the a.rgumen t that [he those e xl.tlng being isola t ed, a nj each county farm is too tar out. "Some ot tho~e who dt:'Cla re the new day .howing a marked dec r ease of the ir hospital "hould be built on [he pr."e nt n umber. Recent repo r ts fro m the ~ File lay great strpss on the fact tha t told of a hundred cases or m or e. The the city own~ the lnnd. Ev~n ~O, the C'lly hat; a standlng otT~ r of $12,000 tor mai n thing to do, and "'h leh R oche. te r t he p roperty. .\ new site could b~ se"ppears to b> doing. is to .tnmp the cured for le~~ thnn Sln,(H)O, which would leaye the balanre to be appUed to the di5ease o ut a s Quickly as pos ~ ibl ~ . Bufbuilding. I hope there will be a large fnlo knows from experience t he d iffia.ttenda~e at ou r meeting Sunday c ulties in co ntending "'lth it. T h r ough ~on: '. / n long periud smallpox was ot v ery In frequent occurrence In thts par t a t' the coun try. but trom some lnex pltca·'JI}l· ............. ........................................ . ble ca u-e the la.t few yeat'S ha \-e " ' itof'> ' <) ° nessed a rec rudescpnce at tt in m an y .................................................................. pa rts o f t he United State. . B ut'falo is said t o b. n t present witho u t .. cas e, hut con.tant "Igllance Is requisite, a s an outbreak ('ould not be surprisi ng, and once the ailment gets a foo t ho ld it is likely to spread quickly. A s t nte of pr£';Jartt?dness is espe-daUy importBonAs Were Unearthed in ant, the refore, no delay shou ld b~ peran Be hin d Dr, W, D. mi tted ill the matte r of ordering the l1f'n' quarantine ho~pital. for the isola ~ Greene's Home, tion of patients w!ll more than any thing else ai d in keeping smallpox un.\. Imman ...kl'lt'tnll wn'" \lIwn rtheli in at der co ntrol. _ / nllpy in lb,! I'l"lr of I)r. "·nit(\-r D (;I~ l'" 11I'lll' Ht .h·r:-'I'\· IUH1 Fourteeutl: .. tn·cts tl!i,) 1ll"ruiu:.!' I,.,: worlinwn in th l 'om .,.. ' ,., ... ,',' ... ,..... ,,' .." ..... ," .,""".," """". (~mplfl.r of tl:(' Frfltllit·1' '1\·l<,plwnr Com· 11:111.'. wlltl Wl'r,~ tlir;dn:.:' a l)()"t hole. TIlt" 1"'11,....: "l'rt" ~atht'rl,,() np, nnd th f ................................................................... worl"llll'n lIotifil'tl Ill'. (:l'e-t'nr. ,Aoq th( v. lltlulS Wl're Ullt t IH,:->l' of 1\ mound-buildel of n ral'e-dwl,lIl'r. hu t imply th~e 0: l"OD.h:· J1l'r~nn inh'rn'll In II cemete.rl I"fiUFFALO,VIA,....S IN FREDONIA, wiuc'h OUt·t' tlt'c·l1l'h.'fl th.." prov~rl, in thn' Fredonia, ~O" 30 (Spcdal).-;\layor ,·i,.:inir,.·, ])r. {;n"'lw ('aIled ull' )ledie-n. Era~tus l' Kntght t nd H~alth Commi~ Exnminl'" IJnul.;.\,r n nd n ...ked that lb. stoner W l!(r D f ' ap e of Buitalo arc Loll '~ ue rl'll1on;cl t il th.,. mor:::up. in this "muse \"is!tln~ :un ' or Knigbt' s brother, GeorgI! ]". J(nlght o f Central ~ ~PAP~~ EQALT1 1 ,;"....".'~~~-~:;:~;::~..~'............... Il!011lJl"'C1rBE ." .. ' mph" of '''at~KfE, Poin: "r. rom olr ... n co 1)lr!;o. -lib"" analyzell in nnd tbe I.r." from the imake dnD! In ,::~ rouod Ie,s abun.. _ -Ih tlng I.t !bon, lhe _. • fonner. Putth "I\tf at tb • m·,r i. tIlO!t • head or WAI.•r oa ~to" p·ot1!'~ pure tbnn the 2 g":". 7si('ELETO-N FOUND. f7-- H~an II "!I. S\~P- e- In· I ...... :Ll!il!~lL[ .. ---~----- - - - - - -- now WhPD~ dl'llw"'ater yr/&y at ~ , Dtl!". ) l''fer frolu s rict .A ttorney-elect Edward E Coats worth "'Q.~ the gUt:st of honor a n Informal uinnt>r tendered him l a ~t evening by pe rsonal frtcnus of 3 i51 many at whom a r~ members of th~ Butralo Canoe Club of which )Jr , Coastworth is rommodore. The u.lnn~r was served In one of t he prl\·ate d ining rooms at the ElIlco t\ C lUb. . The tables. covered With snowy linen, "ere tal I'll' hh.hlen under flowers a nd the c ul.!!!lne was up to the high ~ta~da rd o r the Ellicott C lub. Covers we r e laid tor 30 persons "~ hen. the cigars and ('ofTee w ere reached Edward B. Holmes. as toastmaster, presented Dr. W ilHam G, Bissell, who in a gracetully worded speech welcomed lIr. Coau~worth. After t he new District Atto rn e y had bf'en tala e yer and t"vel' 80 many times that " he was a jolly good tellow" he was permitted to e xpregg to t hose prese nt his plea.sure at beIng t he reci pient of s uch manifestation or their good ", tIl. He added tha t the aced-sian would live lon~ tn his m~mory as one of the most de!ightful ~"ents o[ bi. !ife. )Ir. John "'elkirk re!1lponded to the toast .. Goc dt£-llo'\'\~~hlp... Mr. " -. G. Bryan an !>wered the toast "The P res ~ , " and J. AUfn Keeney re5lponded to t he LOast " The Ladies," )lan)' ot h e r toasts w~re re~po ndea to and se v er a l songs were s ung by the compan}p. )[a yor Knight, Health c0f!mlSiSlft"er ~ a nd se .... eral olhers s nt e ers r~t. Telegram~ of regret w e re also read by :'olr. Holmes. One ", 8 5 dated from Albany and was shr neod " Go\" Odell." B . B. Oddl, J r., was in New York ye~terday. Anotne r was from \ltashlngton, ~l gned " T heodor e B. Roose velt,'· w hoe'"er he IE. Ano lher was said to be from Mark Han n a. .............. ... ...... .................................... . A:&dt Club-Dr. "'·alter D. Greene. Charle! D. Stl('kney, Thomas E . ~ . j1 or Boyd, A. ~, ~ey ~'arren H Thomas H. :\oonan, De,.... P. Boiton •• d Kneeland Ball. ' ll.:tlwtr RaymooJ, •••Enbange-:M \r arcus :\1. Drake, E. A, Kendrick, George H. ~wur , . Hickman (' E Poll d F H Kno .. lwlI. ltl~r and G D'" ar, . 0\\ a rd )Iason, . eorge E. rullard. Part!tPl'" I. the U! h rrt.~ room !!pe ng a ve been requested to 1llE'et In the 8:" O·C'klI.:t.,"1l tht !!etand floor, SOuthwest COrner of Convention Hall, at n'b ... e autboritles shouill ('on, iller t ha t BuLInlo Is rapid I~' b ~('o mluff n "1'1')' great clt~' nnd shoulll til k .. u~ cllllnC~" of Sulferlog r 0 I r rom ~i tller a H'Rnt sup[p Y 0 Wnter or from ""ltt'r of au In~rior qunl!t I y, ~nlHn'inl'" whl?u tlwl'e s not the I . ' east e:"'u"~ for ~!ther \"t'" iJll PbrOal"h. But the o ul.\' "'n." to spttln :loll<k!y 1Ia. t e Quest!ou r ,. 1Jt,giunlo. or ih.""'" rolU the t hat It will 0 the "tllN· suppl .\" so hu'ln.,. It Ih'!\it l de'elopment or water from t~tny senl",1 Is tl) sret t ilt' 'iou Is not I". But lb. con"i u- I' f e Ink~ at '" , l ree from a . . , a pol . m ('erwi n," tbot It b a '!II "11 r"'m the ana IS- or its subu ul ,~" , \/!P i ,·om til<' <'it .\" tbe I''"''',ot 10 IIi. water from th rbs. It -".'m. IUl"fl'lIlhl .. tll 'lt 11 ere ~hould b ' up the lake . ,,_' U.PPly as to go Dl eo t 00 this e nny 'l! \"i-iou of -('uti, pursue i, to I· " "afer cou rse to ooe shouid Qur<t\on. null thut II ll.\"mile, to a 1I«QI lake 12 or 1;:; . Uo fU rther so mucll u- thillk of goi ng UIl InaUon lDd ~!I1!I~1 COntam- POint for t tile luk!' I ltau !-itou)' tnn.... ( 1"0111 IQt to SUch a dll _ pi, of hi he permnnt'm Wnt,'r uudl,turbo.! .. II to find n ., • t S l'ity. . ., -.... ~ uepth · --ion, on Ib - - - - -- 'UrrAl't' alld ftt>ion uf fI!t. (rom th e Be Us e'!;y(1'll-- COATSWORTH DINED. BuHalo Canoe ClUb Men Celebrated Victory W ith a Banquet at the Ellicott Cl ub. sI te. p I/!"... ·f MR. He Declares It is Not a F it Place and Suggests Part of the Cou nty Farm Announ ce ment was made today that a mass-meeting w!ll be he ld Sunday at 3 P. )J. a t the schooi building a ttached to the Roman C athOlic C hurch o f SI. ::\Iary Magdalene. FUlmore avenue and Landon strl"et, a t which o pportunltywlll be gh·en to taxpayers n nd o thers [0 express their \'iews on the ad,-isabllily of erecting a new qua.ran tlne hospital on the si te of the present pesthouse. Re\-, :rames C. Bubenheim, pastor of ,the c hurch, i. strongly op posed to building a new hospita l on the present A<~:,a::I"'1I take place tonigh[, ",hen the grea t "speiling bee" i .....: ................................ FATHER BUBENHEIM .f't£\ ~GAINST OLD SITE. ""Qlt IE • \ , ......................................... ............ . Allpy Cl I a~enuc. �vv a.~~~~eame CITy,'g BEST SCHOLARS DOWNED BY "YTTRllJM" IN SPELLING CONTEST lu tely n ,.,,1'tttlu m." It Flemln ....vQe'P. Hodson. Drake g~ A. :KendrIck and at t a they. with tM same stag:~ch~~;, ~re" escorted trom E ttrtum was given to hugene Smith and everyone , at he Would f~l1 down too spun it orr. a~ If it were' "ca t" g~t an ovation" It was lhe stickler , e coptest and Prof. Fosdick says II ~~t it oUL of On old volume Which" f a~ a day before t he contest. Aller au' Or five 01 the spell-binders bad fal1e~ 10 .connect on the wo rd "JanlJ. sary IrVing D" Graglh sp un It at! al!\l he alao gQ t an ovalion. T hen Lym .. K. Bass ~pelled some ja wbreaker thaI no Ol)e ever heard of before It "'as y Dr. Eugene Smith Divided the' Honors ,-r -~.-..--,,.,..---,-.,.;.,,,.,,..,,,,,.~ with LYfllan K. Bass at Teachers' Bazaar Last Night--C. W• Goodyear, H. P. Bissell, Ansley Wilcox Were Easily Downed--Thousands Attended .Arv the Bee. "1 about a rpi)e long a nd when he Wided t hrOugh ,t Successfully the hall ranr :::ith cheers" George E. Drullard , pell04 Inoorporeal" and was cheered. FrankUn D. ]~ oekc Ca llI'!! It n D,.w. AI this poinl F ranklin D. Locke pull« out filS wa tch a nd remarked that th' hour was growing late.- Two third, of lhe spellers still rema ined a nd, of any. thing, th ere werE more teachers n. malnlng on lhe stage 'han clubmen. "lir, Locke &uggested lhat the prizes be g iven to the girls a nd the s \lgg"t~n met with general app r oval a nd was tol. lo wed. The contest stopped t here. Many would have liked to ha ve .r.n it rearhed a showdown between t \va or three spell. ers. The teachers will get logether thl. week and hold a spelling contest 0{ their own to deCide who Is 10 gel th, ~ JOHN J. M'WILLIAMS DID I NOT SLIP UP ON "BANANA" ; An prizes. • ThOMe " Tho Pn.rticiput CII. ,I \ roads led to t he Convention Hall r the building. In anot h e r roo m t h e tea~h­ Stream s o f people frOlll a ll ~ rs we l'e pre parmg fO l' lhe co ntes t. Tryf:" last nighL. . . parts o f t h e Cit:',. I I . \ sc hoolm a'a m~ had dressed l h e mReh'es 111 ( rom as far nOl tIl as w hite l1i n a f o res, t rim) o d with blue ,' ;lJ- l{.enit\vorth Avenue, to as fa r so uth as bans. Ribbons of t he sa me colo r th ey J iEX R \..- ·P . B)II~ R SO~. Cazenovia Road a nd as far on the west had in their hail', a nd they all look -:tl . as Hertel Avenue, to as fa r on the east ,"el' Y S\, eer. It ' Vito OdS'inn t e d tbc]llea o f Huhhng ~J. ~' . Ln.l'ucd in Front JlnJlk. J ,nst Ni g ht's SI}~ lIin g Bcc. as P'"',e H,"ll. ,"ent the ,"e 10 be p,"ese"t at the Teachers' Bazaar, for a lthough the fair is to be open next wee k it w ill not fec a night s u c h as las t night. To say that the hall was c rowded ,,,a uld not . be sufficiC'ntly expressive of l he st'en e in ned ca rr ied the Satul'n C lub's bannf'I'; Dr. v\T. D. GI'eene thc Acacia C lub's P"nf. Ji"o s dicli: H e nd,' to Plu ('li:: Th e m. hanner. )!til . it' '4I.01 (,'o x thc Ellicott The first word P rof. Fosdick c hose Club's banner: Cha.rlcs v. ·. Goodyear wfts "busin ess," and it h a ppen ed t hat the C ountT'y C lub'~ banner: Franklin Dr. G reen e, th e Co mmissione r o f the big a uditorium . To say that it D. Loc kE' thp. B uffal o C" lub' R banner a nd Health. wa s th e first to s p e ll. He was jamm ed wo uld bc n10re forceful, Gp.ol·ge E . Dl'ullanl the ban n e r of the rpe ll l'l-d th e ~:o rd corr.?ctly , wh e reat Ule perhaps. yet eyen that cloes not ('011- J\l e l'C'hants' E~x c ha.nge. Prof. J ose ph c lub m e n a pplauded lou d h', the teachVE'Y to the mind an a c c u rate picture of Misc hka a nnounceu that the c lubm e n ('rs, In their m er ry s pirit, jOining in. the ba7.aal'. " ' ltll its ma ny booths in were to go to til(' h a ll on t h e third 1"1001" Th e n a word was giv~ 11 to a teac h er in gay and various color~.: itR p l'e tty git;ls o f th e b uilding and at the \\'ord given the saIne position a s Dr. Green e on - school teach er~, too. If you please; Its iJy J o hn R. Olm sted t h c march b e gan . fhe opposite s ide of th e stage. The spieicrs: ,its no is e; its bustl e a nd Hs Cro\\'ds liner1 the CO ITidors a nd t h eered teach e r fa iled to s pell th e w ord 001" evcr-moblle (' rowrt of patrons . r....astlth E" cl ubmen as they marched by. Th e !'ec tly a nd the big' drum rapp ed and tl.. ll~ght it. \\'as like one g r eat body t hTob- ma.nagement of t h e Teach e rs ' Bazaar t rombon ro g ave for t h a mournf ul sound . hmg With li f e . Here was a SPIe ler had in vil~d t h e Mayo r and the members The te 3.clJer, blus hing in h e r good sho.uti.n g hi~ .I ungs out, he re a, pre tty of t h e Common Counci1 to ae t as a l'£' - humor. was esco ned fro111 th e s tag~. lnald 111 Co.lo m a l co~tu l11 e, her hall' pow- ce plio n committee las t night and. among C harles 'V. Gooc1ye-ar th e n s p e lled "ac-! dered, <t~ kll1g yo u ~ f y ou WIll not buy the IJUbl.iO o fficia ls present aRide from cO I'cJion," w hile Ans ley Wilcox s pje le(~ ~ome ca ndy a nd smiling swee tly w heth- l 1\rayol' Knight were Counci lmen Lad d o ff " fi c lltious." "Daffodil" \Vas eas~' el' :rOU d o. or Ili?l: h er e a yo ungster voci - a nd Klinck , Ald. J. N . Adam, Ald. fat' F. Ho wa rd lV[aso n , but two t each e rs [erollsly llls istmg that yo u purc hase a 1\l aischoss. Ald. Butle r a nd Aid, 1\l c - fa iled to s pel: the wo r ds given to them program fo r th' e ce nts : t~ el'e another Euchren. r.rhey marched with the cluh- E!. nd they wcre out of t he r unning, th '~ ~~)\~ngster t,e lltn g Y,o,u that ~.( you do no t m('n to thf' tloor above. whel'o the 50 drmll a nd t hE" tr ombone so unding th eir '1~lt tbE' a lt ga~ le IY. yo.u "I ll s ~me da.~ tea ('hers. dl'c~sed in their s potless pina - marc h fr om the s tage, w h.He th e cl ub kic k you rself tI ll ) OUl . toes. a l e sore , fores. were lin e d up \\'a iUng to ' t men. no.t ungalla n tly tnough, a p hp.re anoth e r Pl·ett.y maId t rYing to sell t h e men who had dared lO matc h ~;l~~r plaud cd. _ a Japanese do ll that seems to .be laugh- / vocabularies with them . Hodson un it Flem..ing; O. h .. ing at y ou-a ll one s trange )ambic of • f ]~fe and ga iety in w hi c h y ou join as '1 cuc· h .or!! (jn , ' c 'J'h~ln "T ~lcome. :':henever a teacher s pell ed a wOl'd 1. you wer e one o( t he youngs ters dancAt t h ~ s ight o f t he c l b tl cO lle c tl~ s h: got a s much a pplau se from Ing about th e flool". I tea c h e rs c la.p pe d their h a nds ~~~~,~:a\'~~ the men s SIde as from her ow n. De-yoe .'\ t.:ONUlOl) OUtnn ('r on·d. t t hE"it hu.ndkel'ehlefs 'l11(l it~ ret urn t h e Hodso~ fo un~ no lr?uble spe lling I I I ~ . I'· I!:' r p n eumonia," While " calclllm" was ea~ y • Keaene, Arn fion, Sha lloe, Mahoner MOl'an, Plncott, Lawrence, Yaek~I, Dt Wolf. Allen, Robinson, Yo ung, Selb}', Bucklin, Palliser, Colegrove, Ste,n, LlncoIn, Batley, Ryther, Hol'tauer, Sp5¥r, Cole man, Klipfel, Hntfield, M'au~r, Small, ' Webb, Mor ley. Sau kle~; Robem, Alderman, Kenney, Agn ew. Carrnlci, Sa int J ohn, Doher ty. O'Connor, Karnes. Woods, Seager, Mistelkl. The lfst of eJubm er who spelled folr lows; Buffalo Club - George Thornton, Franklin D. Loc ke, George L. Will iams, Andrew Langdon, IrvIng D. Cragin, Harr y Ya tes, Pendennis "W hite. Saturn Club-J. N. L arned, Adelbert Moot, Herbert P. Bissell, Francis Almy, j D r. Eugene A. Smith, George P. Keat· ing, H enry A. Bull and Arthur B. WOo liams. Ellicott Club-Ansley Wilcox, Co!. John B. ·Webel', Horace A. Noble. Johl! J. Mc\VIlllams. J ohn Otto, Jr.; H. H. Gardner and J . I... loyd Jones. Un Iversity Cl ub-Edward D. Erner· son , S. 1\1. McWllIfams, He nry R. Ho\\', land, Frederick J . Sh epard, Dr. Vert' ner Ken erson, Harry L. Taylor and E.,D. Strickland. Co untry Club-\Villi:tm A" Doug!!!, F. S. MeGra w , C. W. Goodyea r, Wil O. Chapin, WlIllam L . .Marcy, Freder· ic k C. Gra,twlck and E . A. Bell. Aca ola Club-Dr. '''' alter D. Green, Charle$ D. Sti ckn ey, T homas E. Boyd. DuMonte A. ,""hit ing. A. SIdney War· ren, Thomas H. Noonan, Devoe P. H odson a nd Kne ei.::Lnd Hall. Merchants' E x c: hange - Marcus M. Drake, E. A. Kendrl cl\:, George H. Raymond. Arthur W. Hlckm~Il, C, E Pollarrt , F , Howard Masoll, J ames E ~ha\V a nd Geo rge E. Drullard. I I I I 1 b Q'eanor, Oagot, W lnspear, Churchnl, Vllliaume, Gertrude D urney, Willia~i ~ Cottrell, GenevIeve Durney, GorenftOt Ju s t b r fol'e 9 o'clock the c lubme n began to fO l'm for th e pa rade. J. N. Lar- I Fj~e Th.e participants o n t he teachers' we re lhe Misses ~~Illie Brock, Davi~ Brlnkwortb, Floyd, Frandl I.elll~. It was s ocie t y 's night, yet t hel'e \yC'I'C fl~mmen"'~lh ee~edl' ~~tll~c;:' .~: J. l\1c\VII- i meat for EdWin Fleming, w ho had p ro t . A.11 c la3!':(,S t..l ( peo ple t h ere ; the POOl' (1..j t c 1. l t' . "e Y ~ PI~ It of a. boy, ably seen so m e calcium lights a t the well as ~he I'I-:- h . La bol'er hr us heu e l- 1 ('0.1< :\TJAS (.Jrayblc l a nd i:n>gan to mar('h t P a n-Ameri c a n Exposition . T o m Lo ck bows \\'ll..h t h e merc hant : waShel'WOIr.UI1 ~~~ORS t h e nOOI' i~ vel'~~ lh'c ly fashion , l w ood le ft a "gil ou t of aggregate an -:1 with t he w oman of .wea llh and )"C.tI,CC' I: to t he. dellgh.t. o C th e , leacher~, 'was drummed o ut. the fi rst of the men ment, a nd that fcc Jt7\g' of bl'otherh ood t~le c l:l.bm(' n. a nd DI., Ida C. Bend e l', to go. It ti c kl e d the girls to deat h Lights Out nt JJfdn Jgl1t. wa ~ p~·pse.nt t hat makes one's heart ,,~o, "~ th 1\liR~ G raY~l c I, W3.3 l11al'shal - T~ .! c lu bm e n mour ned their los ~ . 1\1al' ~ le~r "' I,t h ?Oy, ~(a toe ""erC' s tepped on In~ . th ", :€aL: he~'s . . ':th e c lubm e-n were e lls ~I. Dra k e. w ho is a wise ma n, wa~ The crowd began to t hin out a. soon 01 . n tJO ll :o::e-l' ~o lled t here was no ('o m- ag'tlill fOl1l1 ell III lIne . a nd t h en ('ae h quite fam iliar w ith th e wOJ'd ". d' . as t he spelling contest w as ftnil!5hed and plaint · it th e fri ng (' or a qref;S waR r1P- 111;-1.. 11 took o ll e of t hp t eaC' h e rs as a. tion" \\'hi!f~ Dr E ugene S mlt\n ~S~t,f­ mid night the lights were tu rned out' ) pp.~ in t !l(~ I'u ~t l(' flnd bustle. thc OWlH"'l" ~..aJ" tnel:- The 74th H egim e llt Band r S Pll~ off "ch~atte l·." Col. John B~ ,,~~-=~ aItt w~s by far the most s uccessful day Sl::l lf'd 1I1~~e!id o f f1'0Wned. a nd t.h~~t r t.. a.l~lC 111 a11(1. (·h.lbm E' 11 un d t-ear h e-rs i d id not s pell "exhilarate" p rop e rl nd the bazaar has had. '\ ... ~i the !"prnt at t he bazaa.r las t Ili li ht.l ahke gr ee t ed It w ith (' h ee l'S. The band o ut h e we nt fOllow.e d a minut y la . It was ' announc'ed that the bazaar b T'h(' a ttenda n Ce> ,YPRtel'dny m ust ha,, ~ st rll c k lip an ai l' a nd th cn mar('hed bv George H' Raynl0nd who weent a t e.~ en wi ' l be ...op.en ~ on l\lo ndu)t' and o TPh cJo~e ? T1 to .20,000, i( Jlot lal'l!er. Ollt .,of l he hall, (o ll owed by the publi e 0 ;1 the s ame ·word. A' teache!' spelI~ld eY~nings Lrom 7 to 10:3(1 o'clock tor e moglam 111 t he afternoo n offl c m l:-::. t hen a numbpl' of voung (' It ' lib ~·fI, S. cal:rle d out as announce>d in yest"'r- dl'csse c1 no t unlike 7.o l1 a \'es. Ca lT;iln~ Pla~~l:dectly a nd was • e rally ap- sa les onlY. " Ti ckets t ho t have sold will be' g ood on t hose evenings. ay s 1 J ")IES . pl'i;t,e~-d i c tionari es-on thei' I . 1 0 ' ,In t he dw'ni ng lhro doors oP('Ilf'd a t 7 The n c ~r;'c th e c lublll ~ n a nd th~ t, ea(t· de OI~ge Pd' !<-eatlng EPkelled ': parac hute" Other tickets wi ll Ile o n sale at the b~ mce Children will no t be adroll! o clock, Long b ? fol' C' they S\\ ung back {' I'~ o n E' t eac her w'l ll<i n a t far 1- a n s ayc In t he ra n s , While Sherwe ll t hE" SU'prts Hbou t thro h a ll \\'('1'(, c hokeci O I1~ (' Iubma n a nd t Int s ~1 a l.hc ~id (' of .M?~llliams p ut a n extra "I" i n ve r- ~n les's accOJnpanjed by gua rdlans· • The amount of money s o far contrlb "Ith ppople. a nd t) ll l'C ill t.h(' hall th l- y ! th (. pro cess ion be g'lTl' Do\\" llI~~ o( t \\O mIllon and wa s es rO l'ted fro!"n t he s tage. t d t~ the Teachcrs' Retirement Fonj m a clt' a I'ush fo r t he resE'rycd He l ~ . 1.1 e !"t p p c; I F r a nklin D . Loc k e s pelled "('xcellent," ~' e $SA73 (on deposit). The receipt. frollt o f th e stage, for thE' Spell i1"~ !ih,~I.! (,:J u~~\tt t~llncl f?~S' ,t h e ~O~lncl ~ f t h(' .Il1U $l ic· Geol'ge S, Met ca lfe s pelled "aqu ed uct" ":15 th e a ttraction last nig ht and eVe r v- hall PI'O P~~ tla l ~ 0 r.. t lE' CI.oWd In t h e a nd Anhur "'v. HI c kman spelled "cryr~~m 'sa le. are $8,663, Includ ing FrI~'~ 1 1 "n up to whi Ch t!mo t here J o np wante d to h N\l' It. One tllOU~al·lrJ I \Y·h . I . l e le . ~\d S a mighty c hee r . sa ll1s." ::'€'ats hac1 bf'e ll l'eSE' I'\'pd n ea r th e ·t. e n t h (' m O('('SR I0n real'h ed th e h a ll H e rhert P. IJ it-a"e Jl ' Ve nt O nto ~:~~I 3~:5?'8 paid admissions In 10 'In~ and these WeI'€' snap ped up i to S ug~ a nd pa~~ed t h ro ugh a passaf"e way .,- cent tickets. The i: icl{ets a nd he p Herbe r t P . B issell faile d to co nnec t en ";)-. U"k ers arp not Included in tile tiles . som e pe l':50ns hi ring boy~ to me!I,. m ',lde ?;.' patl'o !n' Fl1 . t h" c h ee "!ng WaR py thl>l1 I lIll i il the .s IJe lJjn~ b('c be 0(' u- d e.lfenll1g. A n umbel' of hi gh I)(' ho o] t he word "labyri nth ," P lltti ng in a n ~~~ve fig-ures. It is I n~possIble as l'~: At >L'JO 0'c10ck 11)(' l"lu bm e n \\' h ga~t. , ~ l\l<l cn l s . boys ::u\d g irl a likc, h a d " 0," and he was es corted from th e stagc. ive the a moun t reahzed on the ea ~ to pal'ti ('ipatp in the b('~ bega n to " (, IE tn a df' up :l ,YC'1I ·w it h 'Iyh ic h they Dr. McMI chae l wenr. o u t o n " ludi c ~~ 1iC'kets, as reports f rom the SChOOlS ll ~I'pgate i n thc f:moldng- I'oom oOn c','h : gree ted ?\l a yol' Knight. I I'ou s. " " Ba n a na." was pIe fo r John J. h . nol vet been banded in" Q('co nd n Ot)!' III th(' s o uthwest ('or ner I,."f Th e platform M c \Vll1iams. '" w as ga IIY deco ratt!u ar::s t nIght, from Co nvention Ha~~e~ w it h palm s, In th e middle of th e stage " You didn ' t sUp on that one. any .. " Street • s tring of boys - ----- - - was a table. C"pon that were placed w ay," s 0':1cone h Umpl'Oll sl y r e marked, ;fall ~~ £" tIckets and o ne o f them took 10 _e I .. h s ~!!!~.. the dic tion a ries. At this table sa t th e :\1e a n\\,Pll e hal f n do ze n had failed tu $22 in :l. few our. ~ rcfer ees: Dr. Cassely of t he Norm.:}.l spell U'eiJ' wOI'ds and t hus far t he c onSc!1ool ; the H o n . T. Gu llford Smith, Dr. test W J. S very e Ven. .Il \\'as Imme ns Iy I Van P e ymn. and Prof. Nic hols of th e In~c:resting to th e g r ea t throng. Evc l'YNi ch o ls School. Prof. F osdick stooj th ing was s u s pe nd e d duri ng the spellup and pronounced t he words. Ing Lee. C. A. Polla rd fell down o n "ex cresence a nd H en ry R. Howland 'r h e great hall beca me s o s lle n t that mf't the S'lme fate when Pr'of. Fo<:::dl:,l._ th e d ropping o f a p ill almos t co uld be k _ 1", heani when Pro f. Fosdic k rr.dsed his a s ert !1im to spell "exchequer." C. W . Goo dYear ,,"as cou nted out on "demuI h and as a s ignal that the spelling b ee c ent" an d A n s le y " f jJCOX fo llowed him Was about to begin. a minute late r OWing to his fa ilure 5, :, 1 I TUeldiYj G Ithe Ii' \ ' .. . . "eo . I fO I p roperly to spell ,t,eac h er went o ut on semap hOl'e." " perqulsIte," A the spell ing '.I f �./flY' '1/0Y IS ELY fREE · moM SMALL·POXI More Than 1,000 Citize ns Arise in Indignation ' at Aldermen's Action in Recommending That New Quarantine Hospital Be Built on Present East Ferry Street ~ Not aCase in This City--Statemf~t of a Rochester News- paper False. ~~VI~' _ _ _ _ gUARANT/NE HOSPITAL wbleh To~ Roeh!"U po!t·Expressj g an i 'I) frJof lrrputatlOn as betn .' ; tnllhl'J1. decent journal, b.s .)pes D bttuftd Into a "'JJ1tul and lither ~ U.."uulltr of a laxUY or all~ID hJ bJ &!most as culpable. I URaE COUNCILMEN VACAN T, The NEWS repr esentative did 80. He was escorted through this lnsti tution, about which so much is being said just TO THWART MOVEMENT nOW by Dr. A. T. O'Hara, the physician In charge. Dr. O'Hara did not himself take any precautions before entering t he bunding ndul'L 11' rill utorlunate enough to nor did he suggest any to the repo rter, Roch~lf'r DepidemIc ot I!!mall as be certainly wou ld haye done it he U nder the a u apices ot the North Fillmore Aven ue Busjness Men's .Al3soclaUon. a mass meeting, a Hended b y over 1.000 r epresentative business me n and taxpaye rs of the 17th and 18th wards gathered In the aSBembly room ot t he School St. Mary Magdalene to protest w ith a ll the veheme n ce at its co mma nd against building t be new quara ntine hospital on the old alte In Eas t F erry Street. For ten years, ever s ince the old pesthouse 'Was condemn ed. the taxpayers and r ealty ownene <1! the 18th 'Ward have been lighting to secure the removal of th Is obnoxious b Uilding. The decis ion ot the Aldermen to rebuild the Quarantine Hospital on It. prese nt site was received by a roar of dls..1.pproval from the men who have bE-en fighting for the past decade to elimInate trom their midst a b uilding whicb, the )' think, reduc"" Ule yalu e and deslrabll. Ity of rea l estate. A petition, al ready s igned by over GOO ta xpayers, prot es tIng agaInst the ut!lIz!lllon ot th e pre$en t site for the new CIty Hospital was circulated and sigued by upwa rds ot 400 more O'bjectors. This petition will be presented to the Board of Council men on 'Vednesday In opposition to the resolution passed by th e Board ot Aldermen. 4 . ua.n"I"m' the statem.nts of had not consider ed t h e building as tree ,x. A""dln, to re US cases ot lrom da nger as the City Hall. PDl'.EIP""th"~ 0 d there have Every r oom In the bu ilding was Int d!seue b ~ cit) an ' spected. N ot alone were the wards and n ftrf dtlth1 'individual r ooms entered , but t he kttc hBul'falo plpttJ bUe Dot made prom~ en, attendants' room s, dlsintectlng room 'nt th! cvtd!UOn or altair! In Roc h- and closets-tn short evp:-y room In th e ~ have patd but little a t- building. It was cOr.1"letely dese rted. Jtlon to :b. lroub:" 01 the nelgb- No living being was In the place bu t r cltr, ~'llar' u ~xplottlng them Dr. O'Hara a nd the NEV;;S re presenta- ;,,_10 , i~ roD('trllti But the Pos t~ tl~~. O'Hara ~·as asked when he last pr", 'WI" t!1t "Burralo busl· had a pattent In the Institution. He li men art takft! advantage of the produced a ledger which showed that - ------1 David Griggs, the Unlversltl' o r Buttalo uel bere lC~ m urging person!! student. who contracted the disease on ?urch", Boa,lo lood8 and do holl· his way trom Oregon to this city, was discharged a s cured on Oct. 31. , tradi:.g lD lb' wlDdy city because "I don't bellpve there Is a case o r re II no !mln'POl tbere." s mall-pox In the clt l'," sa id Dr. O'Hara. ~he Po~t·Elprm then goes on to DR, GREENE'S AFFIDA VIT, If: Thl'~ .•,!ru. Th. Post·Express I. R paltb Commlssloner,.9reene made t:le e to '(tIe tool1 01'1 the authority ot tonowlng affidavit : STATE OF NEW YO RK. , medICll 'J]lfrt 01 the State Board COU NTY OF ERIE. S.s. I!.. I I~ .ho hil made a tour of 111CITY OF BUFFALO. f~ctlon -I th~ dt!t! and vlllag~6 ot 1\~altt. r D. Gr eene, being du ly swo rn. deposes and says: "fltral Ild W~!trt Nl'" York. that That he Is and has been Health Commistre &J'e lUI! ~,mIAY tnes of !mall ~ sioner In and to r the City at Butralo since x In Bltrllo III proporrion to the January I , 1902. That deponent has read t he article In the Rochester Post~Exnress PUlt tlOl. lS te~~ lIt here. wherein It Is stated among other things "It ~ ••Jm.ted tit&nhe population of that the City of Buttalo has as many Inch.. ter ~ \: 100 "" Ihere are 118 cases of small~p ox In proportion to its t population <i.S exists In the City ot Roches~.8et ot liIIln.por hUI!. Es tImating on ter, that a n ofHclal of the State Board ot he same l!ttltreare today fully 350 Health has made that s tatement to the lei In Bda.!!I,j, offlclals of the City ot. Rochester: and The Illf(td ltatment ot Dr. W. E. fu r ther , that the people of the Cltv at ohnlon, ttt medical expert ot the Butt'alo are spreading the report ot nn State Boan of Htalth, on which the epidemic ot small~pox In the Cltv or PtE A~ Rocheste r tor th e Sale and express purOl! • xprtl pr~ICltn Itl statement, pose ot diverting trade from Rocheste r to Is as tollo', . Butt'alo. Depo nent emphatically den ies an d "It II rep.orltd thlt there Ie no s mall ~ p~~ In Buttl!o~' \'eDtured the reporter. brands as abso lutely false each and every That IllIot &0, There Is small~pox statement contained in such a rti cle. In Butb.!o I I there II In e.very city In The las t case of the disease discovered New York Stat!.!1 In the City o f Butralo was on October 13. "Buttalo blalllW men are trying to 1902. and that person was a resident or inhJute Rocht.a:u bU!lne!s by Btatlng Comstock, Oregon, who was stri cken with t at Irnall.pox Is r_ I the disease On his way East and was not In Butr.w 1'.~Vlent here a nd taken to the Quarantine Hosnttal direct put the b' fut Is the old dodge, from the train. He was discharged as Bullal, 1.,Jaur:e Gnhtbe other tellow. cured on Oct. 31. 190:!. There Is not now a .. U idly tr f!lngie case ot small-pox In the Cltv or .small·pox L! Rocb t~ 0'1 as rCl'ard!! Buffalo. The Quarantine Hospital Is unNow wblt .lilU.r I,. occupied except as to the keeper. unitary lltta rerardlng the ""ALTER D. GREENE. thtse: Un of this cit),? Just Henlth Commissioner ot the City of The H..I~ C.:toIa Bul!alo. N. Y. lIay" that not. loner, r. reene. S'9.'orn to before me thl! 29th day ot No. been reponed to of lima ~ vember. 1902. city and he Is IIIC~ U exillting In thl! S. ,\\T. BATESON. II not a .!Dtle tl!e J Cf' thrtaln that there Comm'r ot Deeds. Buffalo. N. Y. city today" II disease In the .?gr'~;l·!:r~!EWSlt"lr aato wh!thWI1A T DR, JOHNSON SA YS, Hospltlll rt rt~ fllJt In theQuarantlne This morning t h e NEWS sent the fol~ that lnlUtllU: ~Inli mornln, Visited low ing dispatch to Dr. Johnson a t Ilc.k Or w~1L In th~ ffeu" not 8. person Vlaverl y, N. Y.: Cbl.1 C!!r, A';'" tUUon. ' You are q uoted In the Rochester the Health Schneider of Post· Express as saying Buttalo Is 111ternenl of tit. Rot~ "as shOwn the as bad ly ott as regards small-pox as mornlDg lnd ni k liter paper thIs Rochester Is. Did you say t hat? books 01 tho d'P"::"'" to produce tbe Kindly re ply collect. THE NEWS. Iv cont&g101J1 d~ nt l';lth reference Th NEW '7hat 'tal....~ ply: e S r eceived the tollowlng reo raceous h~ ,~.Is the most out .. '.",rln'Plredt41...t tho evl! on. WAVERLY, N. Y .. Nov. 29.-1 decla.red tb~lt~1 mltdor man to utter" know nothing concerning the sanl'\'f!r, the 1lIt-d.!r.&lltAuguatU8. "Mor~_ tary conditIon at Burtalo as regards Board ot Htalft, ~~rt ot the State small- pox. My m ind Is not retatement W~ ~v'tr made 8.lly SUch fres hed with th e statement made in Dtpartrn'nt ....' II<rt to the Health your dispatch ot thIs date. -tat. depart."t" It! the men of the 'IV. E. JOHNSON. wndltfons hit ·, IDIlIt know ot th ---1IIr' • ROCHESTER'S PLEA. ~~o~~~ ~~ Ut. t~i ~~kl~ and ROCHE STER, N. Y., Nov. 29.~1n I!th . - .. pOrt.d on ·pox View ot a larmist reports being pubOr. Gre~lI. h etober lis h ed ou tside of Rochester, the trus"Tbere I. OOtid ill 101l0wln ~e es ot the Chamber ot Commerce ot Bullalo kn,.. ..... 01 .m~1 to ear Rochester request that the tollowlng POX and II th,~ ~~, Board I 'H n statement be p ublished: know it N . '" I 0 ealth, " Th M rail to ~ ?t ldClrtor leal! "9,le " 'ould e l erchants and People or Roch ... moraUy'"Port .... 01 \BUllalo would este r, justly Indignant over the raise In thl. c"taI, lit· Ut t t. kind. I am r eports printed and Circulated as to lree rro~t~lbn..it,~: I. not a case ~~e;;,e e~lstlng an epidemic of small-pox It I, at p.....1tatt; In 't not bee D .. t h oc ester. desire to relute and den y "The !!tate l Wo year! a8 ju :~e rumors most emphatically. They II ab"lut'I'~ ot lit Po t I!: are Ilo b~~eve th.se rumors and reports Dr. Gre!O:! r. .... • .. xpres8 to ot h r e purpose of diverting t r ade 1 sl nlll! P1t!f~":td that th er cities. The number of small Pl~~. and tlt..·;:"~Quar:~t\wao not rt~xp~as~s In Rochester Is no larger tor Ut You ion';;o: ne Hoe _ 01 t h PUsttio n than In m any other cities It. COO" ... " ~ take m S tate \ a te and Some outside ot t h e ave ten tlme e as ma ny caees yOU Y Word Th rselt." t sHr" presentative 01 t he State Board oa n Inv ealth Who h as 'ueen ~ here making nothln;&tlgat~n declares t hat th e re Is I alarm T~ t e sltuatio n to excite Rochester e 9~all num"ber ot CRses in ettectlv a re Bolated and under t he ties. The~ontrol ot the health a uthorleach day IBh too, a marked decrease .blldy f j. srTE DEXO UX C ED. f ~ co:Ir i?' II,/, Dlp"tn!U5 t I I -ror I ~ 1 PEST HOUSE HOTLY DENOUNCED A T MASS MEETINO ? ~~~~::::~"~Ia~~~aconlidently·mPl ~n~e~a~r~ly~ stn t engnumber out ot expecte ." or cases and the dIsease Is I mane grounds the ape aker protested aga Ins t the new hos pital being erected on the p resent s ite In East Ferry S treet. He urged a ll ta xpa yers to go to the meeting of the Board of Councilmen on Wednesday a nd protest again s t the app roval o f the action ot the Board o f A ldermen. F ormer Councilman Jacob Mlssert spoke against t he present site tor the new hospita l and ad vocated the location of t he b uilding on the almshouse tarm. ChrIstopher Detleln spoke In the same strain. Al\'SWERS STODDAR T . D. W. WInch este r relerred to the time when Philip Becker promised to remoYe the qu ara ntine h os pital trom Its present SIte, and r eviewed the va.rlous failures ot move ments t o secure the remova l of tbe buildi ng. H e d enounced th e statemen t o f Co un cilman Stoddart to the effect thtL! "he had Imrviewed citizens or the 18th Ward In the neigh borhood of the pesthouse and had found no one opposed to the present site excepting a few land-grabbers" as being untru e. M r. Winc hester said that as the matter stood, the Co uncilmen would probably Yote by six to three t o put the new hospital on the p resent site. an d especially would Co un cil man Stoddar t, who has a mayoralty bee in hIs bonne t , vote for the presen t s i teo The spea.ker saId that for $150 a I}romlnent attorney would get a b ill thro ugh the Legislature :eglslatl ng the pest bole out ot the ward and OUt ot t h e city. But, the speak e r suggested, he thought Ald . Zoeller m ight Int roduce e. resolution providing for a can terence com.m1ttee, composed o f c ity representatives a n d Supervisors. wIth a view towards arranging a dea l to place the new building on the A lmshouse fa rm. Mr. Win chester urged a ll Interested citizens to atte nd the session ot the Co uncllmen on Wednesday an d try to s ecure delay. Mr. W inches ter said that he dId not ad vocate any lawless or overt act, but he wished to t ell a story ot how the pop ula ce ot ErIe, Pa., d Isgusted over the location of a smallpox hospital In theIr mIdst, rose and burned the obnoxIo us building . Dr. Edward B. Schwartz, who ran for .State S~nator aga inst George A. Da"Vl S, was made chairman of the meet ~ Ing and delivered the tlrst speech, denouncing the aCllon ot the Aldermen In selecting the present site tor the n ew hoopltal. D r. Schwart z denounced the present site as unsanitary and uns uitablE>. He referred to the time wben thE pest house. thirty-seven years ago, was located at ~o rth 'S treet and Roge r Ave· nUe, near the Circle. The city grew and tbe hospita. l was moved to Its present slle, whIch then was out In the country. At that time the Seajaquada Creek was sanitary; th .. Belt Line had not been built; the taclorles and the gasworks were not in evide nce. Now all that Is chnnged. Scajaquada Creek Is a tou l, polluted stream and Its badsmelling' waters running past the Quarantine HospItal would greatly reduce the pallents' chauces or recovery. The present sIte Is sur rounded by noisome taclorles, which belch forth smoke and bad odors all day. The plpework6 and ALD. ZOELLER ROASTED. the g ashouse add theI r n uisances. So, There were calls for Ald. Zoeller, but the speake-r contended, the present site was unsuitable and unsanitary In all n constituent arose a nd explained t hat respects. Ald. Zoeller had an engagement to take a day out to Willia msville, whIch the ORI 'rr CIS E S ALDER~IEN, aldermen thought, the con s tituent Bald He deno un ced as s hort-sIghted a nd W~6 more hnpo l'tant t han this question: This "roast" on Ald. Zoeller was extremely foolish t he policy of the Board ot A ldermen In decIding to put wildly app la uded. S up ervIsor W. P. Koehler said t hat a $50,000 hospital on a site whic h In less th e a ld E>rmen had never asked the than ten years would be condemned. Dr. Sehwartz. In answer to a Question supervIsors to locate the pesthou88 OIl asked from the body ot the hall, said th e Almshouse fa rm. On the s uggestio n or t ormer Councllthat no practitioner would ever think of building a prIvate hospital on the man Jacob 1I11ssert a nd D. W. WInpresent site ot the pesthouse. No pa- chester, n r esolution was p a ssed asklnW lIent ot any kind would go there. Dr. the cQun!'thnen to ame nd the action ot Schwartz ad\'ocated placing the Quar- the Board ot A ldermcn by sending it antine hospital on the (arm at tho back to the alderme n ,,"ith the recom .. mendatlon t hat a con ference be heJd almshouse. The Rev. J. C. Buhenbelm was ths with the Board ot Supervisors with a next speaker. In an eloquent speeCh yiew toward locating t he new qua.ranthe reverend gentle man denounced th! tine hospl talon th e Almshouse farm. Another l'esolu tion was pnssed probuilding of the new quarantine hospt ~ ta l. He said It did not matter whal "Idlng for the appoi n t ment ot a. com mittee or fou r from the m a ss meeting the building was called, " City hospital," or anything else. It would sti li be a to watt upon the Alde rman ol the ward pesthole and Instead of being called to ask him to introduce a r esolution "thepesthouse," It would be "the pest- to provide for the a ppOintment ot a. jOint confe r ence co mmittee composed hole." The speaker pointed oul how t he of Councilmen. A ldemlen a nd Superenvirons of the prese nt site rendered it vIsors with a "ie"w to wa.rd locating the. abso lutely unsuitable as a site for a pesthou!:'e on the A lmshOUse furm. buIJding where suffe rers trom smallpox C OlDIITTEE APPOIXTED. were to be treated. The noise of. the trip hammers from the adjacent tnc D. 'V. Winch('~te r. Dr. E . B . torIes and loundrles; the continuous Schwa rtz, \\~. P . ~(' hamber a nd John rumble and roa.r ot 266 tra ins a day Roeher were appOin ted a s suc h comlt .. over the Belt Line; th e odor of the un - mltt.e. sanitary Scajaquada Creek; the smells It wns ,Iso rellOlvec1 that In a s tar as and smoke from the gashouse a nd oth... practicable, t he en tire mass m ee ting er nuIsances mnde t he site extrem el y .hould attend the se""lon ot the Co un undesirable. ('llm en on ,Ved ne6dllY to protest L ..,"ND 'VORTH ,1t!,OOO. agaInst lhe app roml ot th e action of the Board or Alderm en: to urge delay Father Bubenh el m said that th e and aecure a con t erence wIth the Supresen t site could be sold tor $15,000 and pervlso rs ,,·lth a Ylew t o ward usIng t h e anlo unt applied towards th e con- the county h ouse farm as a stte lor stru ctlon Rccount, so t h al a $50,000 hos - t he new Quarantin e Ho~pltal. pital eould be b uilt on thE" , lmshol1se Edwa rd Boeh ri nger spoke a ronS"e. fa r'm and the ('ost to the ta xpayers same lines art other s peakers nn the "ould only be $35,000. On plain, hu - L e tlng ndjourn ed. �62 . In 1867 the ""c. the olt ""IIdenh In that "",!IlI1i1 <lllion ~f ~Olllln.nded that "url'ent ot \\~ canal ~ ""'Drm',"" cholera scar: ter. Four years upon the Aid Was used to devlsln... ennf'n the ilJlp<)rtlln.~ a some mean~ bl' 'tagDant pool be " reSUlt of the .made h ealthful. Wag ginm the agitatIOn. Grn. a wa ter wheel C~ntr~('t ~f co n~tru.ct.bt to maintain m t e ~lJ p \\i th l\hJ T h l, Wheel I a current Into Ihe hat'" 1 ' Oon ft. 1e ped mat ters a I1tUe but a el" a rds was g IVen \It> &l!j /TB[PASSING ~F THE HAMBURG CANALI ~ ~' >.r~Y- Its\Jast and Present of Less Im portance to the Cnezens of Buffalo Than ' Us Future......wm It Be Gobbled by the Railroad Corporations for a Mag nifcent LJnBnn Station or Will It Become a Dum ping Ground and Continue to Be a Nuisance? !r .. ... ...... . . . . . . . . f~!;,i~;~ : I -------- ~ ------------ That hl.torl c and malodorou s ditoh . ,he Hamb u rg Canal, 11"1 11 be all fi ll ed In by (,hristma5 Day. accord ing to pr €'~ ­ ent calculations o f th e rOI\ t ractors. There is but o ne more b ioC'k- th at b etween Washington and .M aln t o fill and then {h~ stre('t~­ water way a m ile then thE" rlit c h gr e w ,,'or~E' th a n e,'P!". Jos~ph D itto. one o( the a~F ista n t It wn~ no t u ntil 1893 th at the ('ana! \\"R~ I city ('ngtnepr~. l=iay~ h(' wa~ told by the condemned and the neces~ary l egi~ln - PIllp10yps of the. H o\\"~rd I ron work~. tlon procul'f'd to p E'l'manently abat p. the lluir-:A.IW(' by fillins in thp channpl. Down lh l'ough t he ~en t ('r of th£l ran;!l bNI th p pity hns constructe d an €'nOl'll1- I ~ ........ ..•. " .... .. .... .... ~ .........., ochesler paper s p rofess to bt-, hat there is a sm allpox epidemic OIW o f he faClOrtE's b UI l t On the canal . that this s um m('1' they were a h lC' t o I,pr n thrh' \\'iI\flow~ up for th e Ilrst time i n forty or fifty yea l'S ~' h ile at. wor t" ~ so utfalo. At any r a t e, som e bu llWl b ones were found In an all ey back. the Hea lth Com mlssloner's house" Saturday. Perhaps the vlcUlII.! quietly burled th ere. B u ffa lo Is d,,11· Ishly sly, as aJl R och es t er must 8(. nowledge. _J OHN SMIT~ ,- ------------------------------------------------------------------ "'I . ~' n ................. .,......... ~.. ~...... !....... ".....".... - ·· .. ·..............f',· .. M .... ........;. ................... 2·····················k ................................- MASS MEETI~ij AGAINST PEST: y HOUSE. RESIDENTS OF 17TH AND 18TH WARDS DO NOT WANT NEW QUARANTINE HOSPITAL 01 THE PRESENT SITE PAYERS INDIGNANT. m- One t housa nd rep resen tati ve bU!' ness men and ta x paye rs ot the li th and 18th wa rds congregated In the a""~' bly roo m of the School of St. .lI.~ :L\Iagda le ne ) &terd a y afte rnoon, anj t he re p r oteE't ed ~alnst t he location of t he p rop osed n e\'i Qu a ranti ne HO!pltal on (he pres ent si te In En", t Ftm S tr ee L It was a mags meeting tlt DJ:'" positio n to th e proj ec t by H ea lth C01l' m issioner Greene and In oPPoslllon (ol th e action of t he Aldermen In fa,-orl", the proposition . It developed at t he m eetlnl[ that ,I· most e\'e ry proper ty ow ner In t he wftrds WB.! opposed t o t he pesthoU! being located where It Is at presenl. .I pe tition wh ich had a lready been . Ign" by over 600 t axpayers prote!tiD( ngnl n!it using the p re~ n t site (or t~' d +~ ne\," hos pital, was ci r cula t ed more nam es were added. On" edfll day nex t th l. peti t ion will be pr...n~ to t he Co uncilmen in opposition to Ald er m aniC resolution. , D r. E d wa rd B. S c hwR rt~ wn s el~~ ed chai rman of t he m eet mg. H. ;. nou nced the prpse-nt site as being ~~ ,.. nnitary a nd u n fit f o r a clt,r QUl\rant,~ institution. SC:ljaquadR. Creek, he :\~ was toul a n d Ill-smelll n g nnd the I (rom this strea m could not n!{.!!I~1 d v • I pa tl'ent to rec",'er Dr. SchwartZ WI'~" " J he favored t he placIng of the hO!P on the count,\' fa rm , I J C t Th e next Rpenker WRS the tR [h' dS /1 Bubcnhcl m, and h. e pol n~l'd 0:; .e!=iI!r""1 .s of thc sltc in East r (· rT) " \'tl.nta.~d the pr esE'n t sllE' could bf "It , H r · ISI~OOO and appllf'o to .the C'onf!l tlrurt.: & or o. so that a $ijf).OOO hospl tB Cl account. d on tb e county farm at a COf! be e~e&}; ~" I o(D$35,\~ 'VinchcCl"t€.'r de-nounred da t~ lbl c~t made by councilman S*i~t 1'1' h d Inter\"l(''1t cd " rt!Zf'ns b JIH ,,~a In d thl' neighbor hood of tn:: td f had ftlUnd no onE' OPt'" la~·J· housE' an t "lte cxccpl1ng "a feft-the prE'!i!~n as" being untru ('. ('oUlI t': ar -HE R I EDEMPTI ON OF THE H,I\MB URG CANAL I lon g wbich has existed forSO years in the ! bu stnE'ss centpl' will he noth1ng more OUS stor111 sewer of ma~onry, 16 feet foul had been than a memory, and not a very pleas- wid e anll 13 fCf't h.igh , big ~nol!gh .""ate).. the smell from t h e ant one, ~Ither. ! thrOugh wh le} to d d b "'s b k' 1 3 \\·,·ll, " I ',1 . n;·,e.a ~u I€' team ,",Phat will become of the \'alua ble \, It th away R(' 111 5 tha t t he fir& t .. od 0 hel.\ 1 hIS will .. )nove was made bJt Buffalo ci tiz ens to w ith th(> Erie ( ,a.;lal· . <o~nec ppac5' formerly occupied by th Et can a l dig t h e canal which was after"al'ds and wil l alwuys haveatel~~~lt1or' l~~~! 1s st lll (·onjec~ural. )1 any citizen e advoknown as th f'" Hamburg, the name hav- I f£let of waleI' in i. It will bf' am l) l " to cate giVIng Il to th e l'[l.llroa d s upon In g bA£: n t1.l en f th ,"hlch to (' rect a unio n <!ppu t , w htl e .... 1 i rom e fal'l that It calTY orf. all E;:x t!'a \\ at(Jl' at HOOd-tim e. t h I c-ndcd at HHmburg Stree t. The first in Along~H l (' of thr storm !o=e~'('r i<:: t hC' 0 (rs n SiRt th at It s h all b e sold at its t entlon 'ya~ to makr> a waterwu )' fl' Oll' dry ,.,·eather ~t"wer, an irol' p'lpe 011 "" mllI' k t'l p l'lce for that 0 1' ~omc 07 h Ma t ~t I If j ,- purpose. .. n . rec to y( rauli c mil]:';. but fo r foot 111 MbnwlC'1" at , Y ashington Street SOIllf' 1'l.;'ason thai plan was aba ndon cd anl1 ~raduallY inr-rensing ulltil it is four Dl1rlng 1831 . the Comlnon / 'ounci i C('€.' t III c:.l7.C ..t t Hamburg ~ t rp('t . ~dop~ti\d a no tH,:~ nf int?lltion to COI1_ Th ... bl'ld(tes 3t .:.\IIlI1l and \ \'ashlngton MrUct , ('anal l.b fed Wttl £> fl'om H:un- cot r p(lf5\ \\ III be d l spen~ecl Wilh 2:111 tl burg . ~ lreel. to " .'a.sh ington and gt';.l.u(' of the former throU2"hfat'e'ln' \\.o',.C_" ]00 f t '1 I 1 ~. ". ,t' \\l(le let'\-"""n Ih(' h t- t'( \\"~wr~ tll"~ ('clnal fnrm e l'ly ('ro<:;'·3d ' t t(\r strl'.d ann. :\1al n. -r he work WaCl I P e-o pl!..' who han" ('ros~pd lhe bl'id~(' f~~ b egun :-:oon tl~('reaft e r hut prn:-:t:C Utell morE' th a n !-;iXl\P ' -ea.rs wIll l'E'(.•.lH tI v ery ~lowl~. E'\ I 'l entl~ b~( 'am;e of a la{'it. there- was a h;1Il1P in thp highwn . lat or fund ' s . ltlac:n,ul'h "' 1 I 'IS on tll"l o· t mat1e Ih're$Sa ry hv } hat'" (':lnaf \\ hpn llred "ln2" it Ot,t. ~.'e\· eral . ,·\S, In -... ... Pin. TPcord that the r'anal ":,~ I 'onvp ~'en 1Q (·anal. Thi~ Will be lowere<l aho'ut ~\'~ re\'oJn~ ni were pit-ked up ncar thp :.'.lain the . ~tatl' Upllll "~lldIt ion that the ff'€t m~king thi'" grndt..' 5tl'aight f. Slrt'E't bddge anti an old flint lock Lpgl~} fltur(> appropnate eno ugh money (~uay :::.lr . . . t·l, lwar E~ chanf"re ~ou th' om m u ~ k C' l of revolutionary da.,.~ found to (·oJnpl ... te 1t, Hanon:.r ~t r"<ot = , t.o tH\~I· 'Y u~hlng(Qn Street. Thi:-; must \ '" 1 ~ h lily as lS-;J thl"' ('anal W:'1.s dp. I "\\\:0 ~;) XPPC[ to hn.Ye the \\ ork d b ' HI.. \'e hpen t,hrre \\ hpn they dug thE.' ~hll'f\\l a nul~an('c bl:l· ..1.U~e of th ... C'ht i~ll1la~," :;laid Hobert SC'hwa :y t.'Hnul OY(,I" s ixty years ago, as it is an ,Ipnch ,~ ti~ing from the' stagna.nt \\ater, !-.J)Pc-rol· for the citl. yC'sterdav~ :t:,~,t; - o l d - t l m E ' I · . . ~H"!.d (> \(>ry Yf'CH lh C'1'('after )·[>mOl1 - \\111 t h en huyC' been aho u t t\\O yeal'~ 0 e Although the aiel ditch has bC'('n dc Ptlan;('<!\ al'Hl p titian::; made to abn.te thp job. Th e contI'act pri~e is $449' OO~l nnunC't"(l to,' half a .centur}r as ~ ('e~c; Jr. \ al'lo u~ plans to pUI'ify the ~n.tf'r whit'h did not inc"lude taking down' . pool of f..lJs.f'a~p. It I=- curious tbat th(' I ~'t'r(' ~"ug~,..stt.~'l, OIlP br>ing t o extend the bt'hJ " at ~ laln Slrf"pl and some ftllf he O("l!:lJ:.tl11Pllt of Health fintis that there ~annt; 1 mto thi' nul'f'alo C're-ek, whH~h III there. That" 111 bE' abou _ ng al'~ no ftgul·es to ~ho\\ t 1t h \~ I'vpr "a~ sub"if>quently (-an-ied out by th~ more. c:o thal the total will bp S~54$~O~O,~ genel'n.t£'d unhealthy ('onditions. Thi~ il~gin~ ,of the- Ohio B3s1n Rlt p. T hi~ t:'?l1tl'ary to t:x.pectations. not t~a l1' , m~y oe he~':l.Use few Pco1>lc ... ha,·e eVer Flip ho1:-; al~o C'ondpnlnl"d a c;, artlc-l.es werr found In t h e bO ltom .! hJ JI\ ed neal' it. nul"sn ." b flll I i'1, 0 l I I I I I u I os .Tle I rd gr~bbe{{!-Inchest(>r also r (f( r rpd to.)1J1 I~ r Stoddar t 85 one- u ho ha s a I corR mitan no Inofblsforcer honncouncilman t't." Jadl l r .{iOn 4;t' On rn o r (,qoiutlon wa! adnpted Jon :J .-. L p,------ - -- h ItMh~St~u~C11;,n,-,.nb l.to_.anmdlen,ngdl tthbf"ai: I,',!, I Aldcrrrn..... b uo the 'lth a r ecommendation t ,.., Aidf' rrn en " onfer with t he supf'"ni '. lower hOdu~ ~Incl ng the m'W hOllrt tl1 In reg? r roptrty count.wP"·h.('he~t f'r. E. "~'P. ·SCha.mc~~~~ee a.ppolnted n. a..CJk him to Zo('lIer an~e Boarrl o f A luHon jl~nt conter~;>nce 00 for B °tbe councilmtn. Aldel_~ §~~~vJ80ra.~:--.,-::===:::;::;:::::... . . = i �with 63 .mol "olt . •: .......................... traced the rumor to It!\ !iflU fCE', t he boy admitted that he had 1I.'d. a nd ~otl fessed Y. ............ .......... that his purpose WfiR to C' TPatf' s uch ('x~ ;,: d te me nt that the sohool wo uld b e closed: I ,. _ ..................... ....... he "was tired of g'otng to ~(' hool." The ~·i.. serlousnct:s of his of(en~(' "RS poin ted out and it will not he T€' ]1(>alt'd. T here h",j l!;lm.............. ht 7~ tbe Facts. are: howe ver, many p{'t"fmns much older rr turlhfl'r R Ir.cmm~d 'h"'ttr ntlnupd tf') gin~ to ,D ('0 I)(,~ of til- paper the h'gltlmate the rp.ad hive a right to ex- In ".blch thff n"'1\8 • t Ihkilhey are payJng tOE'lr P"rt and (0 ....... mom',., Th e P ost Ex- ('~rce Thf" aUeC1pt 10 fallot bu' pparently It .ucceeded ..... . :;;:htre. Tht'other newspapers con- taln the dnrt19ments ot mer- th e ce The ('hant!! 1I'htl I(ttmptcd t 0 coer Ie POllt EsPl'fM""'lJid ther do not sa)" Rny~n Ihlng about ml1pox. Th e con('I'lslon of thA.t thp~1' c~map'r8 ha\'~ yleldet1 t o r. )n (hp threatt, bJ\~ lubmllted t o .... utslde re dictation In U!' management of th ei r I- bUfillneS!, ar.~.rt dellberately wlthholdl ing trom thp!rren.den the news..to whlC'h they are l'ntltitd ls lne\'itable. But unmuulP4 by advertisers. uninfiuf'need by entnrW conslderatl'l!1,!i1, and ,.. ~ (rpp to !I'm the people with I; onesty lntormatlon of gr«!at publl~Md !(lm~ ~~:t:~·;:.Un;,~n:et:~~: ~:o~I:.~e~: ,lew with Commluloner of Public Sa:ety Gilman. There bare been wild remore than l thouu.nd cases (I f small - ll~ CUM II the hospital a nd only fhfl l'1UI', In priflte quaranti ne. Is It only N Y. (Y... vit . . . . ."..... . . . . . . . CASE OF SMALLPOX. r p eared in J a mestown. Dr. A. A. B eck - from offlrlallOUtrH, than to :i'main silent and IUtltr the people to wl' rry ers tha t t he di st!~"\.se has brolcen out o n E. J . McKensinl e ,.... ho lives w ith his ~N alarm. P~pl. ,hould keep their heads family on the s eoolld floor o f the Amidon block, 205 E as t Second Street. Dr. A. A. Bowers has a ccordingly quarantined th e patient. rrhe h ealth ph ysician last e\'ell ing stated to a Pos t 1'1' _ and get "accinattd It they have not done lrepo r tar that th e 11mn did not .a t p res So alreadr," Tbi! ol'flclal statement is ent show symptoms of n. seTIOUS 3..tcerlalnly ",,"uMnl. and Ihe ,eople are tack of the malady. , nllilod I'lL , r' I. Th. Poot Etp"" li!o pr1nted Irt"- I \'1, •• wltb!Om, of th. promln.nt Pi!),sldane: or Rllrhuttr. One or Ihem said' "\~ecl U na OD 11 tht only • nrecautlon. That trtlrioon Ih.tdilorlal page or The PotIt EIpr,!~~ th~ othtr day was l drntrabl •• And Ib'n I' be a like artic le . ,bou" t "'0 or thr~ ll!r. d I .ra. week until the eplerne Dr R A ' . . Adams. Dr. llulll W. Ip gaD. and Olht o Pl'oPle to aub III counsell ed the i!OHr, 11" S £1 . .. th . \ ') . sorne ltd r.Dr.IMLeeD . • r. E. 'Jt I, rteclnatlon. l nueed t • urgedltln~ 01 tb~ t mtl'tb I rongest lllngu&ge . pubtlcatlon of I t lOts declare that th e iliUM be n ertlews or thts km d , 'loPped' Ib, II 1I'lng In ThlP",; E/ w I quit .dverIII ad,,1 II Ib PI'ttIS If It ~onttnues nece8!Zary prer'r"p~ 10 t a k e wi poe and (lYo n lIake but aUlll)n! not t ' or lb. 14k P{I~t f e a the Ctm "I Wtlfare or the 'r""I,g' . ~_ re~ \\ Ith them ' mUnltr and Ill> I 'ity But, I The I on Y for their -i'f\:!S ublle and to'" !Rue to ufJ~ lilt .• O'ts ' a duty to the Clts and I , t must Con- 'hp IIUrt~t _., to"~"I ' Vacrinatlan as in his Int~"1 IJIoape disease. "lI1lb f The P{lH t~re. ,a represoanta tl\'e man ..td, Commlsstoner Gil- tb '1I.1'~~Ut 5 dppartment ml~lt'adln~ ~ ~:)~ tho ~ ror malicious l~tlin('e I "'!,)r""t th(>8 P[tead abroa d tlrdl\)' dl'D)'lIIc ~ Frl~ uatlon. f-or r m.II",,, !It ""n lh ay and Satlh'" l'ldlr.t ~ a ttke:~t ::ve1vo casE's l dO"TIrt.,ht " ........ Gr th om one or flltltl"httf w!. t eM lb.,. .. 'rtlllll\y e city. It was PC f'!f:n .... ~ ~r. tDt"""pon~r!OnM credited In.-) It lh,; ~ . ~,rtt!l ngly alarmed. mJ"f""~ (1) 'Idt 8uch !'epOrl s Ifho ~o. 'hi' ,~ Plrlrnellt ""I ll fe pl It ' "tOi><~ rxample or those thr... t. ~~ ' : this I! - 'lo not a n Idle anot .. n.. t..... It, 'Dreadl th b ng (alse • uo1neoo . ...-:"" to tho InJur , .i·l!n~ In 0/ City, ant1 a re 0/ a lann dealt with In o n~ or r·POrt that "'"It...... -"'''tbt> ::t 0 CASES Of SMAll·POX HERE. ) '!II..-n WilL GfT BIOS ON flOOD WORK Oreenc. : ALTH COMMISSIONER OF BUFFALO GIVES ADVICE TO FREE MASONS WHO WANT TO ATTEND THE MASONIC BAZAAR TO BE HELD IN THE FLOWER CITY. I F REB MASONS or Rochester are this week holding a bazaa r for THIS MONTH by un Enrl utrer r eJ10rter th Is Inorning n nd ask ~ d if h e had see rl the netlon tAken by the health a uthor ities of S yraCURC , said: "Y p~. I r rnd of th e matter in t he papers I I hardly [(>(> 1 thnt 1 ('ou lei go to the lC'ngt ' • of quarantining finy O,lI' who might , to Ro(' hpste r as In E\. bl1sinf'SR way mt.'tl arf' C'oming nnrl going dally hetwt"e.n lhp. l\"'o ci Ues. 1 hEl\'p wrlttE' n n lC·l te r. ho 'n"('n r. to C. \\~ . Cushman. commanO(" f of thp Buffalo Cnm~istory. af l v l ~ ing hila t hat It w ould bl' hJtff'r for t h e But'(alo d£>lcgalion t o ]Jut o rf t1lF'l r \'l slL unt il a nother lim p. E\'cl')' prf·C'tllltinn ~ hollirl be t8kE'n that the RO l' hl'stf r epidemic is not spread." I Col. Ward Reports to Aldermen Lands Needed for Widening Buffalo Rive r. $50.0 NEEOED TO REPAIR PESTHOUSE. .................... mended at W ater Works Pumping Station. Thp mooc:t import:ln r'ommunie3tion subrnlHe,1 tl) the Board of _\ldermPll today \'.-f\_~ n \'('1')' lengthy ont> from ease Fro m I nfection at NEWS. Rochester'/~I/1' V ester on Nov. 4. She had been visiting Ten days l ater Rhe wa~ taken III and has been con fin {'d to her home 51nce. A phYSician callell to attend her yesterday diagnosed thf' dis- friends t here. ease as small-pox and noLified H ealth CommiSSIOner Gre~ne. .Investlgatlon ~ho\\~d thal :M Inor, "ho was taken sick tour days ago also had small-box. . " Dr. Greene quarantined the house and °hl'del'ed, all persons who have been neal' t e children o r theIr re latives vat'dnated, t ./ ~ D """ ............................... "".... .. "......... . Jr............................................. 1 1902 ... .. .. ..... . I .......................................~...................... The Rf}cheKler JlIl I )(.'r~- lhc Post -Ex- ' (lugllgeu in des- l J):~ , ,rtirllinrly-n rc " . ~ hl1Mne,,~ III nttE'Dl JltlIl~ to make t hnt °l'h.: "IIln lipox i. IH·e \·"lon t in BUffalO' , e '.~ not II ('0 .... 1. 1)( that di ~{, lIsc ) I(~I'('. lIC 1 It \YQ!O; Vrolnptly ~'I'nI1111e<l with nno ~HlDl IH.ld,ol1t. Buffulo met tlif" nttul'k )oldl,. told th e truth a nd t he whole r trl'llth, nnd trcnt~d th~ el)i( il'mi c' R{'i~nt ith'- ! a' J' nnd 811('('''''''· ( II \:"" b It y. HudwKt el' lins IlUl'~11(\d t hE' 1l(J1" ' r IC'~ () 'onC'f"uI1l1C'nt ur mi<;rf'p-l h'!o;(,lItll.tinn, lint; ~(lue:llhl ahout "C ~Ql't !i I to IIltrt Oill' tl'"--c: .10" I'k. nn d hll" nf't ed j,rr n(,l'nlly I f" the O\"<'l'~rowlJ "il1nge thnt it i!'l . I I --- ••• •• •••• •• •••••• ••• I XPESTHOUSE SITE ('01. F. G. \\"arrl, ( 'mllmi~~lonl!r of PUh - Small -pox has been brou/h 'tl t.o Buftalo Crom Rochesl(l l'. Two CflSE'~ d!rE?('IIy traced to that city "" E' r e reportf'd 10 the He-alth D e p art m ~nt ye!;tel'day. The victims are )'lal'ion E. A \·ery. 6 yea rs old, and :\I1n or P. Av ery, 2 years ol~ , Who lh'e with their par~nts at 2i9 Purdy street. Marlon came to But'talo from Roch- .• .~ .... ~ ........!f. .. 4 • 1~~~~~~;en$;O~~~O N~:c~~~~er I~S. . ·E . ..L . . ·E . . "'C . . ·T ·- . . I. ·O . . . N·~. . . . ·O ...F .. Buf alo Finally Gets th e Dis- l l! t!li nllt 111\ , Iy bo "mp<~ Ibtt thl NOW' w. ~. ' N·'' -Dr. - , E'rCKeD!JIDle-;:rRDtloed a.t East Second Street Home. A case .of smallpox has aga in ap~ er has report ed to H ealth Officer Bow- over gro'! UllBH6!lons th at are firIng GiIman UYI: '1hen II no occasion for l ! ? " ~ ¥II!" not better to (ll't tbt!t t acts, gutlwr ed ~Hwabout tb. II"'t,' Comml•• loner ROCHESTER TO t h e PU"pose o f raising ( unds with whiCh 10 b ullel a Maso ni c Temple In tha t city. Th e ir brot he,' Masons In the dlrterent cities In the State have signified their Inte ntion o f atte nding this bazaar lor the furthe ran cf" of t his purpose. c dpliberatE" mi ~r('prel-of'n tatlon s that ··············I)·c .....;;.......... ~q'..~...... ... .. ....... ... .. . A Sl''Tacuse Day was named. a nd thp a now so prevalpn I. ~ H t:1alt'l Commissioner of that cit y put a d 3 D1P~ I ' on lhE! movement by goin~ , H" "'\T nU'''J on re co rd as say ing tlla t IC a b ody of ...................... ......................................... . Masons W€'lIt 10 Roc hester that o n tbeir "eturn t o t ile Sa lt C ity. they would be quara ntin ed for thl! usual number ot ~.1.... days, so th at the re would he no ciangf' r ........... .......... 1'. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . of th e ir sp r eading s ma.lIpox, which Is now so pre\"tl le nt in Rocheste r. Bufla lo Masons have talked ot goI ng .... .. . ..... .. .. to Rochest 'J ( tnr the bazaar, and when Hea lth Commissioner Greene was Been ports upon the streets that ~ hel'e were pox In the rlty; t~ asserts that thprc al'e REPORTED gossiping abou t smallpox, a.pparently ~I::;~:~\~~: :~, ~:~r:~:h:~~ ::::~ I~····· . ·········i·1~··; ··· ·········~·a·o..?···.. ········.. ···· lJatil'lnall!m or enueratlon. Yf'slerday CASES ~EALTH DEPARTMENT• Two ca.es of smallpox. the fi rst In seyeral weeks, were dIscovered In this I t~IS Is th eir nnly ocoupatl on. and th ey city yest e rday. The patients are Mar_ Ion E. A very, s ix years old, and Minor have no regard for the truth at all. They P . Ave ry. two years old. of No. 279 hould be dC'slt wllh more stPl' nly. Thf'Y Purdy street. The hou se has been quarS use the names of promine nt t'it IZ(ln~, a~antined. erting that th ey arC' O(,)W 11 wIth smallThe hea.1 t h departmont believes the S cases are traceable to Roch ester, where pox: they lie about busi n ess house ~. sayan ep Id emic is prevalent, as the older Ing that many of th ei r ('lerks have been ch ild came h ere from that city on Nocarried out of th(' s tn r~s l:It l'lcken with " ember 14th an d was t a ken 111 the same day. Foul' days later the younge r child the disease. and th ey do much to add to was down with the disease. the popular alann and {'xcltement. J( Health Com mIss ioner ~e has Commissioner Gllman. "Ith policemen writte n a letter to C. W:-CUshman. and detecth'~s aL his command, wo uld commander ol the Buffalo ConSistory ot Masons. advising him that Butralo run do\vn g('lme nf thf'sE" sco undrels a nd Masons contemplating a visit to R ochma ke a public example of them as pneester to attend the bazaar being h e ld mles at their fellow men, the r es ult ther e to raise funds t or a new MasonIc would be in thp hlghcf't degreoe ben e- t emple, would better deter th eir visit to some other time. owing to the sma.1l'fi clnl. There Is n othing ala rming" about th e pox siege. fa ct~; there is nMhlng in th E' truth t o make u s afraid, but we are all Injured b)' "ould \\'lthhl1ld t hei r ) P""" ExP"'" tha ll'll paper published any p~ tron8gP j( ~'lI rl'gardlng smallpox It or¥> th e ci ty of than this schoOl hoy an n pre.umably • ~ nctlce on T he- PORt 1~'lth more discretion" ho a.re rontlnual- ('~ ~ 9flLDREN HAVE SMALLPOX • .~~ In RI)j hI' o NOT GO TO .........................._...............::.:::.:.:: ......... ......... • lit.. " -orkg, rl£':O;C'l'lhIJlg' all the lands whl('h It \\ III be m\l.·ecr~Hry to take in order to \\hh.'Jl nut! ~tr~lll;'hlen Ruf'falo r l\'('r, accord Ing- to Plan H. Thp. r~1)Ort CO\'t'l'f rl about riO luu;es of it-gal ~jZi" l~HJkr. Thf' Xl~ \V~ h<H~ already p u bllshed the names of thp owners of thl" lon d which It wIll be nf'('f'~!-\aI'Y to takp. (SPECl.\.L l 'ELEG nAl1 TO TilE ENQUIRE1t.~ Batavia. DN:'. 1.-0n next Wedne sday e\' enlng the Question w 1l1 pro'oanly finally be de t ~rmincd w heth er the village a nd town of BatavIa s hall have a new s mall- :~:~l;~ ~;~:.~~f~;)~:'~~',~;~:;~:;;~.~;:~~: I ~~}ii.~~;¥!;!:~gi~~t~~e\tfjl;:~~!~~~ t m alle I' was tJropped. Tho matter ha.... b('cn re\' i v ec:l at a conference held b e tw~en ,Mnlo'ur Burkhart a nd Ald er men {"01. \\"ard r~(,ol1l1t ; !'llll n ,1 tl),"Lt th l> c.on-/ Crlcklf'r. Olt f\ nd "·iJlln mson. represen ting . ,th e Yillage : SUI)o:r\*lso r Thomas and Justract for th .. C'h"ISt', l Place seWf"r be ti C&)!<\ Dunham. Shedd and Bullnrd. rel"'caW3rdt.·rl to Happif'h & \'u l l1ton at tht'll' sentlng t he '.rowu Board; " Talte r 1'iarc b Id or $~WjfL Tht.' eAlllE' tlrm W;IS lowest and DI·. Snow, the Tow n Board of Health; on the 1'.lnnha [tan a\'f'IlUt.' .se\\,pr at Commlsslonl:r!>! Manning. '''oolsey. Dr. .!:!::!H. James :\1( Elroy wa~ 10\\ est on Bak£>f and Clerk Hogan, the V11lage t h T;Oo Board of lTpa lth. 811d Drs. Morse. Parp Jt reulld Bln·,'t st,) w"r a t S~63,". m E' I£' , Conklin, Sho \\'erman, 'Whitco mb C'omml~~lont'J' \Yard informell the ",\ 1- SpOfford and LeSeur. the P hysicians' C lub: (Jprmpn that $jl)O WH~ IU'(' f'F;Snry to pul Somf' wer£> of t ne o)llnlon that the hosth e Quara n tt!1 e IlO:5rWld.l In n. tenant- pl ta l s hould be for a ll contagious disable con"ttlon. ea sC's. but the physicians ~ald that It T Oe fir-dclt'n .t nnd fnRul'nn('p ('ompany would n o L do to tak o other contagiOus whlt'h has t1w inAuranc n. (In tl)p \\"ete,' dlsea,;f's wh~rc 5ma llpox existed . and it <...<. Is lik e ly tha t the I1(\W hosp ital will be p umping plant hn!i notlfl~d C'Ommlfionly for smallpox ('oses. flione'l' \\Pard that bol1(1n~ 1 to 10 inC'luSome thought thal t he new building sln~ Flre weak and .!'houl<1 be! [lhanRhould be erE"cted o n t h e proJHH·ty of tpc don£'d. Col. \Vard n~k~ ('or autho r ity new Tli)s pltal AsgoclaUon In ~um rn1tt t o mnkp I ". . StI'cet. tn the r('n r o r t ht:' hospita l. b ut C(}!it mplo\f'ments at nn p~tlmatE' l l lt wa s round thnt the IH'W building would , of $70,Oon. lIfo t':'~tlmnt~s that $40.000 h1\ve to be built so lIear th e hospita l thn t a .hy eal' Can bp ~a vl.'d In labor and fupl It would b(' dRn~(l rOl.a~ to the patie nts and 'W E"n n npw hntt.,ry I ~.put In. 'l it wa s decided that River Street was the Fire ln~s('" rlul'll1g' th,' month of O('to-! bctter l ocation. b E'r totnlJed 6Hl.S15. The largp~t Rlngl It wa s h oped that the Supervisors ] OA~ was th' ]0""1 f. I h '. e wnuld authorlzo an expenditurE" to nid In contents' ~33'OOO~1 po I~ 1! t ~heds anti Its (On glrul·Uon. as persons lodged In t hp R B ' " '. ' poll c~ fltation o r county jn ll havi ng a ,.. . . A(J~m. C'h'tiJ'll1an of the Gr:Hlro con LngC'otis dl sense wou ld he A. county ",ro!:tsingN Commls~lon. a~kNl thE' cit'\' charge. but it h; VC'ry rlou blful it they t o l~sup hond ... fnr $17,669,:Hj to pny th~ wJII mnkl' nny approprla tloll fo r , w h'lt city sand tht. pp1\n~yl\'nIJin'~ ~hRr:; f " ' QuId be n bl'nl'flt to Bata viA. a lone. th e award r 1 i .,. t: a l"h C'rf" Is bllt one hOll 8t' In River StrE'e t Routh ni sl or (' lang ng thf'l grade of nnd the onlv obj('ctlon to thi s s ite ts thut ; \' slon ~tl'Ppt. amo untin g to It Is w~st of th £' v lIlu g(', w hf're the west ,,:711'1669.36, or thl'" .!-Hun thE' P(\nn::;yIVallia winds ,,"ou1rt rnrry tIl('! ge rms broadcast l 'l\ re p ny th(' C'lty $Hli.:l4. O\,pr the '\1 1Inge. Thp COtnmittf'p on SC'hn(lI~' rpport~c1 A com mlttPe was app~ ln tc.d t o forr"lU Il\t~ In ravol of 'l1ltl\\'lng $:lr.:OO (I lit· I a plan of Ac tion a nd IE"POlt on "~dne8· the m ill . • ~l II r Ion a foJ' clay ('ve nlng. Th pv hCLVP a lready d('cldC'cl th~ nlt'nnnt'f' of th~ night ~chonl~. Lo plnl' r t h£1 Atru(.tllrf' in RlvE'r S trp(.t, 11- attp.nd ltl1rl' nt whl('h ha~ ex('(>erh'<l and to r mploy an nrchltect to d raVo,' plan~ II "xp£'ctB.tJnn~. fo r 1\ s tructur(' not to (\xcC'cd $" 000 to The F i n a n ce ("'ommltfr(1 df'('omn be two I'o torlf"~ 111E:h . !!O by 40 fett: tllrC'e that bOe1d ~ for ~10(l 001) . br 1 ~ l~nr1 erl ward~ h plnw {lnd rooms for the "nn\'alrs_ constru tl I ' ~",ue( fl )r c("nt~ a nd nUl'fI'- N on th,. !=IC'cond floor c ng <I (ry " cat hfl'!' f1 t·wngp. M P . Hyde hus bren f'mptoY{'d to pre~ gu mpln g pl an t an d ot hpr HA-mburg pRr~ thl" plnn~ and he' I~ pXl1('C'troc1 10 hnve a nal strJp lmr.n 1rt'mrnt ft. the m compl('tc<l by \Vt"dIH'sdny c \·enlng. r h'er an!l ('aze rH,,'ln ('reek, unnpr Plan B. "JlI bl:' ud\'f'rtlo;;:,l, ,. l [Ill' ol1rl submiUf'rl to You I' H nnorahl .. Body thIs month." I again I I I I i �....................... ............. . . .................... ··········!."E· ..,.,;...~ . . ....... :....... Q ·l"·r ..;.- w·u-t- .... ·· .. · .. ·· .... =· TO TAX VEHICLES. Iderm«nic Committee instructed to draw up an Ordinance. F IS EXPECTED PROPOSITION TO CHANGE SYSTEM OF TAXATION FOR REPAVING STREETS. on tue\. His report sta.tes tbe old boilers whlcb b e seeks to r eplace .-.r e unfit tor use, Alderman Martin aroused t he Ire of Alderma n Harp bY offerIng a r esolution directing Health Commissioner Gr een e to report on the sanitary condition ot School No, 22, w blch Is In A lderman Harp's ward, the 25 th- " There's been a lot of talk about the buildIng not being fit to lIy e In ,and a1\ tha t . and I I w ant to get some officIal information on the subject," said Aldern:lIin Ma rtin, Alderman Harp saId pullolic-splrlt ed cl tlzens ot his ward were now trying to arrange an exchange by wHich the city could g et a much better stte on whIch to put up a new bulldtng. "Tbe school Is crowded and It Is unsan:ttary." said Alderman Hal·p, "and w e a r e tryi ng to solve the problem noW, I don"t see why Alderman Martin ,,·Ishes to Interfere 1n a matter which the citizens are now trying to arrange." Alderman A dam said tha.t Health CommIssioner Greene had finlshed a sanit ary examination ot all the schools and he moved to amend tbe resolution by a skIng for a repor t 011 all the schools, Others contended, however, that It was not necessa.ry to ask for t he report; I that It, naturally, w ould be made t, the board. So the r esolution was kille<!, I DEG .................................................................. ......................... ............................. ....... ...... ITAXPAYfRS PROTfST AGAINST CRITICizeD ALD, zoeLLeR. As Mr. Wlnche t crO Wd cried tor ll er sat down iIli not res pond " H ' d, Zoeller, He did YOke. . e s no t h er e, " said "Wha l' The A • absent t,:om a ma Ider ma n of this ward consti tuents aldl s.r:neetlng ot his 0\\11 s ho uld be ma kl~g 1m In t he fight h' s tra nge," sa id Chgl for t hem! ThaI'. "I s uppose we'lla hrman Schwa rtz . for h e's awa ave to excuse him, said a noth Y on Im portant bu s lne~~' "He had to ~~k sarcastically: nddl~g. v1l1e today, an~ \~0f. ou t to William" , more Impol'tan a s a. great de-al pesthouse," t than getting rid ot Ib, Supervl.or William p he belle\·ed Ihat If th C K oehler ,.1, e ll should allk th e om.mon Coun. site on th ph e Supe n'150rs tor I gran t It. e oarhouse farm they would al I I q;1H~ PEST HOUSE. Aoout 700 Attended the Mass.Meeting Held in the 18th Ward. Tbe Question of taxlng tbe vehIcl es The meeting then ad t d favo rin g the I op e rf>~DlutIf·"! ~t un the city's streets Is to be conappo ntmen t f II jOl t ~4ered by tbe clly's lawmakers, Prob('onference committee or AId n CounCil men and Supervtsorc:: a~~men. t ;,.bly tbe proposition will m eet with attendanee of a delegation a i:'the c the \8UenUouB opposItion from the owners etlmen's meeting on Wednesua . to oun-, t rigs. particularly from those whose Presen t Site Too Noisy for Sick the Initiative tOward tha; e~d I~~. uslnes8 involv es the use of m any vecom mittee of spokesmen apPOI~ted~ ' Iclee, N evertheless, Alderman McPeople-Aid, Zoe ller'~ Ab(',omposed of D. \V. Winche.ster Dr~ acbren Is Impressed wit h the merit ot Schwartz, J ohn Roehl'er n nd \' , p he Idea., and at y esterday afternoon's Schamber. . . sence Resented by His meeting of the alderman h e presented • resolution requesting the committee ..." ",." .,," ")"i 'i:'"""" ""." Constituents, r,'J I I I I, ordinances to prepare an ordinance taxing vehicles, The resolution was How mu ch In earn est th e p ~ ople of opted unanImously, Alderman Frank ···············.. ············r ·;r; .. ··.. ···.. ·.. ·~ · · ·· ··· · · ..... the E ighteenth ward are In th eir errorts alscbotls, cha trman of the Board ot to r id their neighborhood ot the QuarAldermen, Is chairman of the ordinance antine HosJ).ital, alias tbe p est bouse, .. ", ." """""""'." ..... "' .. ""' ............ ,." ...... ,.,, committee, Is shown by the tact tha t no less than "".)v \,1- • Another Important matter concerning 700 tax-paye rs attended the mass-meet:Butr&lo'a atreets will come up b etore Ing h eld yesterday afternoon in S~ .... .. ,. " ..... " ... .." .... " ......... , ....... .... ,.. " ..... ""'. the street committee on Thursday Mary Magdale n School at Fillmore ~ IllIrbt. Cbalrma n McE achr en has anavenue and Landon street. ~ Appeal to the Country." nounced a public hearing tor the occaAs a resul t of the meeting a de lega. lion. Tbe question of changing the Tax payers of the 18th Ward Adoption will a ttend the meeting of the erd,ny the Aldermen made a con· "'Item of taxation for r epaving streets ted Resolutions Demandine: R~­ Co uncilmen next W ednesday afternoon ce 0 to the wounded feelings ot • to be considered, At present It Is a and present to that body a petition Zoe er f th 18th _ I tund expense, the abu tUng propbearing 1000 signatures praying the 0 e Wa rd, the obstnsmova l of the P e~thou se, rty having to pay all of It, There has Councilmen to disapprove of the ac tion tlonlbt who has an tagonized the pub, n opposition to this system on the of the Aldermen, w ho favor the loca- lic welfare and th e dictates ot com· ~und that the entire city use'l the llon of a new hospital on the presen:' mon prudence In the matter ot the 1m· atreeta, and that the persons of one ylsIte on East F e rry s treet. elnlty should not be taxed tor what is 1'ho mass-meeting 'w as arranged by perath'ely needed quarantine hospital, worn out by tbe vehicles ot other parts R ev. J ames C, Bubenhelm, rector of by resolving again to Implore the coun· ot tbe city, One Buggestlon is that the St. Ma ry Magdalen Church, w ho bas expense be put Into the general fund, W ill Attend th e Meet i n~ of the Coun- been an active a gitator in favor of the ty's perml::;,"; ... n to locate the Instltu· r emoval of 'the pest house frOln its tion on the poorbouge tarm, cilmen and Prese nt a Pe tition wblle another proposition 15 to place present site, together with the pest alf tbe expense In the g eneral tund Bearing 1,0 00 S ignatu r es, The ieast expectation of success I. ho u se committee of the North Fillmore Ud collect the other baIt by local asBusiness Me n's Association, of whlt'h that direction Involves the assumpUon _ment, Original paving would rec ommittee 'VV. P. SChamber 1s chairman. thnl the Supervlbors are "easy." To maln tbe .ame aB at present. a local Taxpayers of the 18th ward beld n meetDR. SCHWARTZ'S ADDRESS. fund expense, ChaIrman McEachren Ing ot protest yesterday afternoon nt St. ask their acceptance of what the cltJ hopes that all cItizens Interested will M nry :M llgdalen scbool, L nndon street nnd Dr. Edward B. Schwartz, who was the would expel Is a ra ther cool perform· turn out~o all' theIr views, for the com- 'FllImore avenue, and reso l'fcd to mnke a D e mocratic opponent to Senator George ance, suggestive of a metropolltaD A. D B..lL1s in the recent campaign, was mittee I. anxious to get a good idea ot show or 8fr ngth b ef ore the bonrd of couu- made c hairman of the meeting and Idea or the rural popula tion's rec.~ public aentlment on the s ubject, Atter having a dopted a resolution di- cllmen 'V l'clll('sday afternoon n~:l.tnst the mad e n n e n e rgetic protest a gainst the tivlty tor fi otltlous currency. recting the Commissioner of Public propmdUon to bulld the new dty quarnntlne plan of th e A ldermen t.o r e taIn t he pest ~h e Aldermen, however, may be to a Works to advertise tor bids for building hospitnl 0 11 t he site ot the present pe'it- h o uRe o n Its l)resent s ite. He saiel that degree excused (or a disposition to 1.1 lJ ousc, whtch 1s on 1"('rr" st reet. In t he 18t h 37 years ago the quarantine hospital a new pesthouse on t he old site on East .. was on North Main s treet near the Cl rFerry street. tl& aldermen tangled up ward. cleo The-n, a s the c ity bull t up, it was an associate down SOmy. Zoeller 1w tblnp yesterday by paSSing a resoluThe m cr ti llg was brought ahou t . hrollgh removed to East Ferry stret. But then persLstentIy, without the exhibition of tion for the appointment of a commit- tbe "frort tor th e Scajalluada was a beautiful s tream n. particle ot public spirIt, opposed the '-' !oJ o( Il C \ ' J. .C . DU Ilen b (' m.i I el tee ot five aldermen and three council- ot St . .:\fary Mugdal E- n ('hurch. and It , . . n<1- o f pure water and the onlv nol~ e to b e h eard was t he s inging of birds, where- erection ot the quara ntine hospital on men to confer wi t h the supervisors to :ltt('I1<lp(1 h~r uI'Wnt'd ot 700 p c n~on<;. " ct nr e as now the creek was little bette r t han lee It It Is possible to get a site for the the m('('tlns;- n petitto') Cor the r(' mo'\"u l or a cess-pool whlle the noise from fuc - apparentl;)' the only site wh ere it can thouae on the poorhouse farm. Evl- the prst house from the ward hnd been elr- torles was e nough to drive a sick man be placed-and an eligi ble and entl!'j ently. It was p assed to make thtngs ru lnt ed. nnd nrter the mN"tl llg It hor(' nhout c razy. Dr. Schwartz concluded: fac tory site It is, t oo, from the general euanter for Alderman Zoeller, who, 1000 "As a physician, I say I wo uld not . !-;t,=,nnturcs. This pC'tltlon will be prppermit any pa.Uent of mine to be COIlnnd sanitary viewpOints. The nctlon or years, has been fighting to get the eathouse out of his ward, I n fact. It sC'ntE'd to th t' ('ounC' ll mrll. Ilnd as mnn~' of finE'd in a h ospital in that location. Let of yes terday does not 9upercede the was openly characterized yesterday as the slgC' r s n~ can ntt('nd the meeting will be th e m build the hospital farther o ut. I think no mor'e s uitable location can be I r esolution ordering that the structure a tame ot delay , However, the r esolu- th ere t o RJ)('nl" In protc>st. The sp('nkprfl at th e m('e~::l; W('I'(\ Dr. f o und than a site o n the c ounty alms - be built, find that resolution should be tion was amended to provide that the house farm." 1I committee must r eport within two J~dwnrd B. Srhwnrtz, 'w ho w:ts tIl<' d ' mll. Loud a nd h earty applause greeteu ratified tomorrow by the Coune mtn weeks, The a ldermanic r esolution ot ('rn ti c cnndlclnte for sb tp SPll '1t.) T In the thI s s tatement. without fail. If it 1.s no t, the negil' lut Monday ordering the hospital built 4!lth dl fo:trlct ot tll(' In st ele ... tlo n ; Hrv Mr. gen ee will be almost criminal. Let the on the old s ite Is on the table In the Btlhcnhclm, form.,· Counrllm,l;] J a r nh Mia. FATHER BUBENHElIlI'S PROTEST. tI d ' l' th b h I I f pl ans be prepnred a nd bids adver se Board of Councilmen, The aldermanIc Flert. C'hl'ls topll(' I' Dethclm. 1~d'9 nl'd H .'\.PV, l a er Bu en e m s po te 0 the portion of the committee to conter with Ho('hJ'ln~('r. John llnchr~r .•lrE"IW1( 'llt tit lb,'! dIsadvantages o f t he present s ite a ne! fo r, tha t all further unn ece;sary delay co ntinued: I h hi hly 1m the supervIsors Is com posed of the North J effel'son RlI s tn ('s~ )[ en's .lSloIO 'i:ti'!Ctn: then "On the plain g round of humanity r may be avoided. n t e g . Me..n , Zoeller. B elser, Moest, Gorman n . 'Yo \VII1 (' h('~tpr nnd ~\lp (,rYl'lQr " l lI!am protest It Is w rong. F rom th e v tew- probable event that the county con· and Co1l1ns, P. Korhler or the l Ath wnrd . point of econom y a lso, it would be df"- Mnts to take the white e Iep h·~t ~, 0 Glad tidIngs for South Buffalo peoTh€' RJ)f'nke r lJ d('('ln red thnt the prl"s('n t s irablf' to have t he new hm~pital bullt =;; be ple were contained In the report of Col- silt' I,; uTlSllllltnry nnd It n(~ptN"l will he on t hp {'ounty far m. The prespnt qite the city's hands, the procedure cnn nel F, G, Ward, Commlsslouer at Pub- c 1 I I .., ean be sold for $15,000 and th e proceeds amended to fit the situation with !It Works. that bids for the flood abate- om C'mn('( '" thin t€'n y('n r~. Fathtir Rub" l - ap pli ed to buying the building. T hus ment s cheme under p lan B will be re- helm snld that It wnq worth $l~.OOO. nmI t he cl ty would have to raIse but S3;},OOO Ule trouble. ~ '-~_ _ .::;;;;:;;:;;::;;:;:===-___ could be sold (or that sum . All o( thc for a $50,000 b Ul1dlng." elved this month . Formrr Councilman J acob 1\1i ~s£'rt Comptroller H eer wagen waB directed f!.1l('nk(lfS fn"OI'NJ th e lo cntlo n or th e new s poke against the present site ann In 'AJI~r(\T .,.... ,.... N,. ,V . readvertlse for bids for the sale ot hos pita l lIpon th e UIIll~holl.'3C ! nl'm. At tl,n, fa\'or of the county farm. So did ChrlR.... ,.... ,.... ,. e Howard Ceme t ery site, Superln_ .l:'lIggc!'o,tlon or Mr. MhH';Cl't. n r eso lu tion wn::; tophE.'l' Deth e lm, Da"fc1 Boehringer and ~on'b .... ·.. ·.. " .. ·" .......... 0 Ildent Emer son was authorized to ntloptcfl 1'(lqu (,Rting th E.' ('oll n cllm ell t o Rend .Tohn Roehre)'. p l'psldent o f thf> Nort h DEC 1 c ' " nd $3,500 additional to meet the InJ effer son .....····· .. · .... .. ased attendance at the night Bchools udln&, t he hig h school. BId. fron: lion lhnt n confcl'cn('c he b eld wilh t he I.A , bon d ( D W. Winch ester told of the 111()\'0 · , . , .. ,.Jf.t/.J. , . . .. " .. ,., . .... .... "., .. I""al n ews papers to r printing the r 0 8UIJcr\'lsors wllh a '\"I ew to Inducln m eJll to change the site of the quaran- _ ....... ...... ... G mmon Cou ncil proceedings for 1903 the su pervisors to ecdc onough Innd (or : line hospital. He said It w.aR begu n S . MALLPOX IS SPAEADIN ' I be received next Monday, hm;J) ltnl ~ It(>. Dr. S('llwllrtz. " ". P . Schorn. f ull y 10 yea rs ago. T ha t fact alone. he __ CommiSSioner ~rard recommended the bpr. J ohn Ro('hl'('r a nd D. ·W. WlnC'h('st(,1" Ra.ld. contradicted the statement o f d ·\ ro nod the VilI.,. " ndlture ot $70.000 for ten new bOIl- were- tlppoiutcd n CO UlIulttC'(' to pre-sent t h i s so m (>o pE"o ple t hat the inhabJlant!-; of the ale. 10 an Eighteent h ward a rE' no t seriously op.. .F'.tlcooer. era with fittings at the waterworks r('solution . B f posed to havJIlg It 1n thei r ward. "nse of sn'L.'1.)fpox has dp, plant. One Item Is $23,000 for a coal conCo rp ndjollrnment. :t r('solutlon was "Councilman Stoddart. who ha~ th~ One mOle .. , . ,,~a.ite veyor, Colonel W ard figures tbat the new boiler. with their fittlngs WOUld adopted prOviding thllt. so fnr as Is PORI'II- Mayoralty bee In his bonnet," said ) Ir. "eloped a t F a lconer Mrs. l\fY lOn bl('. nIl present attend the meeting or tbtJ Wln chE'Pter, " has been quot Nl a~ ~ay - who l es ides on ~'ol'k Rtreet n par [tit Yearly 8a.ve $24.000 on labor, and $16,000 councilmen on ". 'unesdo\' , Ing t hat by personal Inquiq.r among J e of Ran~om L yup ll was taken til )l)b . ....... ~ ... 'I' •• r•. .•••• ••• •••••••••• "".... .... .. .... .... .' PbE"rshon~ Hv ing in thhe immehdlate neJgh- s'eO\~l'nl da yS '" ngo and ye~t{'r(lay tM l. ... or ood of t he pest Quse, e fo und no .. ,.... ~ "" one ther!:' who opposed it. I ~ hall not house was quarnntin pd. 'ho 11 ....... ........... 4. J. - .. \;4 Question his ve racity, but I must 5ay Connie LOUCks of F a lconer. " at "' ·" " 1·" " ·····",, · ,, """"",,··,, " , ··,," " ""' . " .. "" ... " ' .. ", ... " , .. "." .. ,."". ,., . . "".,,", . , . hi. Inquiry could not ha\·e been very \.Islt,· "g his aun t, 1I1rs. Cham.hob"" .... 1.\1 'v. thorough, Ii 11'NE.W "J dn n't wish t o Incite any lawle" F-'OS" Mills has been ta ·en... till ...............::::7:'.~ .............................. deeds," RaId .M r. "W1nch£'sler In eonelu - di~ense and hls aunt h a5 contra.cted II ~;;;~;================::=================~ sh'ln. "but I wl!';h to state thnt when -= an uDfavorab ly located quarantine hos - con tagion from h im. pital was Imposed upon the people of ... Brie, Pa., ~o m e time ago, t hey burned the t hing do wn." Th e applause wh ich (olio wed this sta tement was Y£' ry suggesti ve. THEY WANT IT PLACED ON THE COUNTY FARM. 'Ci ,.""..""""", ' i, 11 1. n"""·""'··""'otc 'Z·;;';"1 . '2""'."'. '" - MEEliNG Of rROIE~l C F~OR ALMSHOUSE FARM. 1 ;ll,:~kr:~o~~:~t~I;(t~~n~~l:I"~~'l~l~1 t~!~(\ r~~~::tcn8~~1~ ~~~~e~F ~e;;o~~SOriatiOn. I ·"O·_: ··········L·· ········ .. · ............. '. . r f. 4 �~ ITION FORCES FURTHER DB LA Y or:lN QUARANTINE HOS PITAL F . p 've Ald ermen t o Porm Joint 1 M tJOn t~AP~ith Three Councilmen and Ur~e Comtnltte.e Meke County Fe r m PestrVlsor :5 to 1' 1 Supe :5 After Muc h Argu ment. housePasse 010 t . 1 ' DOESN1 \ INTERFER~ WITH ~ fJ BOARD'S FOR MER ACTION COURIER. bers or the Board ot Supervisors and that there wasn't a chance ror the supervisors to take kindly to the suggestion to locate the hospital on the County Farm. Ald. Zoeller feebiy disclaimed any intention to de1ay matters. Atd. Kennedy said that. there wasn't any harm in the resolutIOn: that It didn't alter In the lenst the previous action ot lhe hoard. He said tha.t he wan ted It distinctly understood that if th e !. !mpervisors turned down the propros ed new qtlua osition he was in lavor or loca ting the hospital In the 181h Ward in prefer. CounlY F~ lrom the tenor or the It WI! tl tnt f the members t hat ence to any other site within the city fPmark! of 0 kick on the part 0: limits. thl! Is a lUI f1'I Ih. 18th Ward to SUPERYISORS AGAIXST IT. t the meeting or tho AId. zoe:t!f. I 0 yesterday. oftercd Board of .II<1'''''dl that the presl· • re,olutl'" ~~~ o;~ldermen appoint dent of Ih' !IOI'I" aldermen and that a committe! of B d of Coun· •1 the o. r Ihe ,halrman commIttee or three dime. ,pp'IDI' Board or supervl,· 10 coof" wI~. tl~'t eaort to hR ve the Drs to maie C:! oJ'fi locate the prohospital on t he 1Boan! of su~o1'tlne n tnt the aldermen from ot the new hos prevenl th, IOCItIoII lte ~Id Zoeller'. Ald. Roedel said that It was all roily ph.B.! on la ~1't!!1l~~lng blm .hard and to expect any fav orable action from con!ltllucotllr! Pea)JrltY ot the mem- the super;rl~ors; that it would require Ibe action 'II I~e .rded In the legislation a t Albany and the matter l bers )'tsttr011 1I'U reg light of • !<lP 10 aUevlale Ald. Zoet· should 1I0t be delayed any longer. He said that. [rom the talks he had with ~r·. ml.1'l 1,,1111(1 It "''' pl.loly UDd.~lnod that the ac· the supervisors, he was convinced that lion taktn ),e!terdir Is In no way to the proposition would not get more Interfere .llh the f,nner acllon or the than twelve votes in th e Board ot SuBoard of Ald,rmen. dlre<ting Comml.· pervIsors. Ald. Harp charact erized the attempt ,.Ioner of Public Works Ward t o prepare plans and 5peclftratfons Rnd receive to take the hospital from the 18th bId. lor lb. erection of • hospit.1 on W ard as a barefnced real estate Ihe p"sent .It•. Ald•. K ...... dy. SuI· scheme. H e also took Ald. Zoeller to IIvan and olher members or the board task tor absenting hhnselt: from th e meeting ot 18th Ward cttlzens. saying 110 elprt'~ thfmstlns. that the alderman had gone of! on n Al'lEXPT AT DELAY. hunting trip. When AH Z,111tr otttred hi! resoluWhen Ald. Sullivan got the floor tion there lI'U a vltorous protest again. AI.i. ~1artln Interrupted him ",.de bl Ald. llarp. He moved tha t by asking. "Who's runnIng the Board the resolution be rettrred to the com- ot Superdsors, you and Louis Roemittee oa aanltary measures, which del?" \ broughl A:~ ltar~l chairman or that "Will the chair kindly appoint an In· commitl~, to bls tN!t with n protest. terpreter, so that I can understand He aald that the eommlttee on sanl· what the g~ntleman tram the 20th i3 tnry mnrJ!'eS bad the matter under saying?" said Ald. Sull1van. and there conslden.ulIl lOt( enough and he was a laugh at the expense of Ald. holl<d tlJt the r",lution would pass. Ma rtin. Ald. SUIIlnn "Id that be wouid [avo Ald. M artin trIed to say something or the MOIutlon, but he saw nothing again and Ald. Sullivan remnrked: In It bu".. tt,mpl.1 delay. He Bald "W11l you give the g entleman an au- tha t lIoch I reaolutlon Ihould come fr om dience with himself In another r oom?" the Upper HOUle. He "'anted to know And again th e laugh was on the a l - l why Ihe alderm'n lrom the 18th didn 't get the ~upem!or ot the ward to take 801O! lethn tn the Board at SupervIsOrs. H••aI<! tbtl the mntter or the location or lor .. ho!pttal had been agltaiod for thlrtoen ,ears and that It w" hlrb time ...ttl.ment or Ihe question WII had. Ald. Harp II~ thai Ihere wua no ~en!!ie In Ibt rmlutlon' that it was bl.:"~l' a rial lor deiay: He said that ad talt~ '"h Innuenti.1 memo derman fro m the 20th. A vote was flnnlly had on t he reso· lution fiS amended by Ald. Kennedy so as to provIde tor some action within twe weeks, and the amendment was adopted, AldHmen Adam, Hart>. Hus· ter an d :lIannlng voting In the negative. Cbainnan Ma~hoss nppolnted th e foll owing commTItee: Aldermen Zoeller, Bel!5er, Moest, Gorman and ColUns. ~: ~.~ ~ ~o/.q,.~.~..~ .........:?~~ ................ . . . . . . . .. .~9. .t.~.~~,~. ..................../ SUPERV ISORS SAY NAY:"'-- n.... ,....... ,.. ,...... _: ... .. .......................... .. WILL NOT CONFER AS TO PEST- .............""""....." ......""".. ........................ HO USE SITE . S UPERVISO~S " T e hope ot the 18th warders lhat the D~ ne" Quarantine Hospital mIght be WANT T If built on the county tal'm. Instead of on p the present site in their ward, was _EST If lISE blasted yesterday by decisIve action on ,, o e the part ot the. BO:l.rd ot SUpervt60~. A communIcation tl'om the City Ct!:l'k was TO . A.lIE .\ CO" l IJ1"TEE read. It sllld the presIdent of the Board COSFER 1I1TR ALDE n ' I EX ot Aldermen and the president of the os PROPOtlTJo, TO us'., · Board or Councilmen had been dIrected COl to apoint committees to confer with a xn FIRl! SITE. committee trom the Board of Supervls· OI'S tor the purpose ot trying to obtaIn for the city a site on the county farm for the new hospItal. SupervIsor Koehler of th e 1 th ward moved that the communication be referred to the finance CODlmittee. SupervIsor Bayne. moved to lttll It forth with by tabUng it. After a. few speeches 1\'ere made, m .~t of them b eing agains t the Proposition to locate the buildIng on the county farm, the board carried l.Ir. Baynes's amendment by a. vote 0.0 28 to nineteen. The Ryan. Danahy & Ryan Company. <w hich had the contract for improving the Btasdell road. and which got Into difficulties relating to payment of Its employees on t hat job, sent In a. request f or rei mbursem ent tor $7,620.18, which t he company says it palu out in ""cess ot the contract price, owing to unforeseen dltlicultles. The supervIsors r eferred the request to the lInancecommittee. The board rpsolv ed. after some blcke-rlng, to reimburse the town or Ha.mburg In the s um ot $545.90 for <,xpense, in t he care ot 8ma llpox. pat1 p.nts who a charge upon the county. DECLnl; TO X Councilmen Put Off Action for Two Weeks ond Appoint Committee to Meet Supervisors, but It Is Admitted 18th Ward Site Will Be Approved When Final Action Is Taken. COURIER. Bla DELEaATION CROWDS COUNCIL CHAMBER-HOTLY PERSONAL D EBAT~ ~q~ When lhe Questio n of approving tM actlon of the Board or Aldermen de· clarlng in favor of erecting a new Quarantlne hospital on the present site in East Ferry Street, In the 18th Ward, to be known as "The City Hospital," at a cost not to exceed $50.000. came up at the meeting or the Board of Councilmen yr;.sterday afternoon, standing room was a t a premium. A delegation or 18th 'Warders, headed by the Rev. Falber Bubenhelm, Dr. Schwartz, D. W. \Vlnc.hester and Jacob !\1issert, numbering over 100, came before the Councilmen t o protest against the building of the new pesthouse In their neigh borhood This strenuous torm of objection accomplished, at lens t, il. fieetl ng t emporary victory, for it secured a two weeks' hoist of th e qu es ti on and the approval of the resolution providing for a joint conferEnce commi tt ee to att~mpt to inftuenl!e the Boarel of Super vIsors to consent to the location of the Quarnntine HospItal on the Almshouse farm. Yesterday was also the day set for a hearing on the proposal to allow the International Tractton Company to encircle Shelton Square with n toop or trolley track. Now, Coun cilman Fle ischmann takes a deep Interest In this question, and, as that member was absent trom the dty, the Question was also holst~d, pending Ms return. The railway people were on hand to proceed with the ir side of the case, but gracio usly consented to th e postponement. D EI,.'\.Y IS 1I00TLESS. Th e assault on the proposition to erect the liP\v qum'antlne ho~p\tal on Itcs prpsent site was begun "hen CouncUman Stelll moved to tuke the action of thE" Board or Atd ~l'Ute n from tbe table. It was thE:'n appr~l'ent. from the attltud~ of the board, that If ",ny d p· lay was s ec ured it would lJe bootl~~s. In that a 1Unjo~·lty of the board favored the presE>nt ~lte and considered any nttempt to get th e ~upel"vlsors to assent to the use ot the almshouse farm as a site would only :~es lilt In fa ilure. The objecting delegation trom the 18th \Vard. purporting to r epresent 30. · 00') taxpayers, was called upon to put forth its ~t>rakers. '1~he Rev. Father Bubenhelm. l'Pctor ot the Church of Rc. ~Llt'Y )ll.goal'?'ne, spol<:e. He based hts plea ngp lnst the present ~Ite on human itarian ground ... Ire rlenoun ce,] the Ea~t F'erry Street lot as unavailable and un· sanItnrv, It was unsuitable as a !litp for a quarantine hcsplta l on af! to"nt of \ts proximity to the B elt Line traC'ks, over whl ... h ~~6G tl-alnfi pa~sed dally. I t " a s In the neighborhood by tlle gashousl?, tile pipe fa ctory and othpl" estahH~hmf.lnts which endtted noisome, offE"nsl\'p 0..101'8. The SC'ajaQuada. Creek, "itlc'h tr3vE:rse~1 ~ h~ ground5l. ," a~ ullBanitul'Y a nd filtny. In short. the R ev. Father contended that to plnce [t sljllallpox patient In this ntlghborhoo 1 waR m€'rely tn1vlting death fOl' the stl'i {' l(tin unfortunate. TllnE-'l~'E '\'S IXJl:X c'rIOX. Dr. Schwartz pl'Psiflent of tll€' N orth FillmltJre Avenil€' Busl nerl'S Men's Assocl:Hion, who ''''3.5 chu.lrmap.. or ln st Sunday afternoon's mnss meeting, h eld in denunrintlon ot. the present t.lt~ . followed in a bitter attack upon the pres['It site. repP"d.tlng the arguments which he eUlplo yau during ;115 speech dell\'et"<'d flt thp mn~s meeting. D. 'V. ~Vlnc h esteor . .1tler denouncIng tllf' action or lhe Boa'"'d of A lUel'men In votln;: to place thf" new hoopital on lhe present site, said t118t If the emumon Council attempted to UMP th~ pre~­ ent sire for the new building an InjunctltJn wO\l!d be asked for and legisla tion would be !"'ought to rt>1 110,'e the peat from the rln }Ie spoko ot a bl1~in;"'~ enterprisE'. barked by tb'" \V.,.~tingboUf;~ Company, which would employ 1.000 men. tllFlt W3~ considering JOI'atinK In the vicinity of the pesth-ousp, but w as 1 ~stmlned from dohl~ so on account of the proximity of tb", smallpox hospltnl. It t he> qual'nntln~ hospital w el'e remon'o to tll e al mshQuse fallH th~a new enterp rl sp would b uy the p rCRen t site and go ahead with the e rection of Its man1lfacturIng pl ant. H~ a~ke(J which we-re> }:\est: " To hav~ the pe~thOlll"e wh ere it Is at preeent 0" ha.Ye n belt Df m an ufactur(e! tbere r • which would provide emrtoyment fat" thousands 01' m en ." Former Counctlman Jacob MIssel" also spol,. protesttng a gainst t he use or th e present slle . Dr. Wal te r D. Gree ne. Health Com· missioner, wns h eard in favor of tt...... present location. He declared that It was sanitary and s uitable. Of course, he said. If a site could be obtained on th e Almshouse far m tha t would be an Ideal location, bu t the Supervisors would not assent and there was nothIng. lett to do but use the present place. Dr. Grecne said that D . W. Winches· tel', 'who was one or t he most emphaUc objectors to the p res en t site. said the other day: "I have sold my property In that district and no w I don't give a. damn where yo u place the hospItal, go al'ead and Ude the present site, for all I care." ~1r. WIn chester was on hls feet in a moment and acc us ed D r . Greene ot diagnosing mosq uito bites and chtcken. pox as smallpox . Dr. Greene said that every case sent to the quarantine hospital was genuine smallpox and that ho. co uld prove It. WAR~ILY PERS ONAL. Mr. WInchester saId he could prove that mosquito bites had been diagnosed as smallpox and a child s utterlng from such bites had been sent to the pest· hous e as a smallpox pa ti ent. Dr. Greene entered a dental and said that he could name twe nty-fixe doctors to come before the Co uncil and make affidavit that t h e present site was sanitary. Councilman Dunbar sa id that he did not belleve that twe nty·five doctors could be fo und who would agree upon anyone point. The dIscussion was g e tting personal "'."hen 1\'Ir. Dunbar moved that the matter be laid over for \ WO 'yeeks until it could be ascertained whether or not the Supervisors w ould assent to consider the proposition of locating the new hospItal Oll th e A lmshouse farm. 'rhe motion favo ring the two weeks' holst was carried unan imously, CouncIlman Smith was proposed tor chairman pro tem In the absence of Councilma n Fleischmann, but he declined the honor and named Councilman K1Inck to serve In that capacity. Mr. KIlM:k accepted the honor and as· sumed the gavel. The first matter. prIo r to the rna in dis cussion, which made a. stir was Ald. Zoeller's resolution p roviding tor a. joint conference committee ot: five Aldermen and three Co uncilmen to meet with a committee or th e Board ot SUo pervisors with 1L yi.:!-w towards securing a site for the proposed new Quarantine Hospltat on the Almshouse farm. Councilman Steul mowd the approval or the r eooiutlon. CounclIman Ash 1110ved In amendment to table tlle matter for 3. week. He polnteu out that tho Su pervlgors. at their meetIng on Tupsjny, bad refused to treat wllh the Common Council on the subject and had turned down the proposition to locate the pes thouse on tile County House farm an.d urged that there wus no use at appoin ting a conference committee when the other side would not confer or consider the proposWon, Councilmen Sleul. Smith. Dunbar and Klin ck apoke In fuvor C'f a ppointing the committee (l ut ot courtesy to the Board of Aldermpn . They gave it fi9 their op\nlon that the Supervtsors had turned down the proposition lJecause It w'as not presented lo the board properly. COlnIl T'l' EE ,,"""lED. ;\[r. Ash protested. It was but a n· oth er scheme tor de lav, he claimed. The pesthouse question had been hang· tng tire too long. Politics had been injected in t o the matter .:-n d he objected to fUrther juggling with t he queotion. Councilman Stou t rlenied the Imputation of politIcs and pressed his resolution for the approval of tile ac tion or the Aldermen und the appoI ntment of the confprence committee. :lIT. A~h's aml'ndment to knock out the conference was brot~ n, only himsE'lt w'lth Councilmen Stodda rt a nd Ladd voting 1n It!' favo r . The resolution di recting the appointmen t or a conference committee w as tb en app ro,-ed. Chairma n Klinck a ppOinted n. the CouncHmanlc representa tives on such com mltt~e Councllmon steuJ. St ddart nnu } rel ner. �=~~::: : : : : '.~'.~.' :'.'. : :' '.\''.'.' .' .' .' ........ . :. . .. ..: : '10fLLfR WINS APOINTIN THt ......--......................~~ ... ......................... . E.~~~ ~~SU~[R~!;~~: ~ Ald. Sullivan rema cked t hat he didn't thlnle the Supervisors . wo uld do a nything w ith the proposition . "Who runs the Board of Sbperyisors-yo u an d Louis Roedel1" queried A ld. Martin. "Will thp Cha ir please a ppoint a n InterprNPr so t ha t I can t ell w hat th e Al liermen Is sayi ng?" qu eried Ald . SullIyan. This sa liy. whic h was u nd erstood by all present. waR gree ted wJth laughter . 'l'he resolution for the appointment 'of a. conference committee to r eport in two week~, was curried. 17 to 4. A M ODEST REqUEST. TO... PLEAD WITH SUPES. ~ • • nc!lmen name their Part 01 the Committee on the (I\!-' Pesthouse. tu~ Y ........ • WIN C H ES T E R IS , E 'f J . "Now that y u ~~~ ::~~~r~ "r ~~t~~~~to and lots otJf/lose measles. chlelli aBsrnal other harmless dlroa.. pe~tl\ouI,;.~x ~~P,~t the patients In ~ children? You oaP b You fill It up l1'iII' pla lned abou t th y ut one patient .,.,.. \\'ere nearly li e n?lse out there. Th" : they com pl aln~ " ChIldren. How CO~l POl< C T ED _ DR. GREENE MADE HIM OUT AS ONE WHO DID NOT APPEAR DISINTERESTED. c Dr. Greene s~iled good nat uredlU'l , 1r idiculed th e Idea that ca ses ot chic\!,. pox and measles ha d been sent to II! pesthouse. The discu ssion we nt On !or a f ew minutes mor e, but COUftclhr.u: Dunbar finally put a stop to It by It Ing that the question be put d ~. t wo weeks. It was carr ied. 1I7! Ald. Hus lE'r offer ed a r esolution call· 'rhe pcstbOllSB ques tion unde rwen t another threshing at yesterday's m eetIng of the Board of Councilmen and the the ol.! po,tofllce building to th e city for rnunlC'lpaI purposes. It was passed. upsh ot of it all was tbat the r eso lution The Bonnl pa!';sed a resolution offered recently pnssed by t h e alde rm e n In faby Ald. H arp directing the sale of the y or of building u. new quarantine hospi- ~ J.~, N. n owa I'd C~metery to the h igh est bidd er, talon the present site, was tabled fo r thp purchaser to have possesRlo n of two weeks so that the joint committee, th(lo property one year from the date of r epresentative of bot h bod ies. might t ry " .,....... sale. Another row was pr ecipitated by n again to persuade th e Board of Supc r re"olution ol'fer ed by Ald. Ma rtin of visors to consider favorabl y a portio Res oluti on for a Report on the the 'l'W{'ntleth ward directing th e of the coun ty farm fo r the sIte. A de le Health Com m issioner t o make a r eport gatlon of 18th ward citizens was 0 Sanitary Co nd iti on of School on the Ranitary condition of Sc h OO l 22. h a nd and In a flghtlng mood. All t hin Ald. Harp, in who~e ward the sc h ool ('.onsidered. yesterday's session \v as d e1~ loeated, l)1'ote~lfl'd aga ins t the passa g e 22 Leads to Some cided ly live ly a nd the f e w disinterested of the J'E'solution, saying that th e pea· pie of the dl,trlct had taken th e/mntte r Li vely Co lloquy. spectators e njoyed th e mse lves thorup and this reRolutlon would only "frusoughly. trate th pir worlc" The rou tine busin ess was finished up Councilmen Appo int a Committe! The site for the new pest house waS ·'Ald . ::\1al'tin tn k es a kindly interest be fo re the p estho use ai ring began. Upon the chip! topic o f dlsCllS!!!OIl at in the Twenty-fifth ,,,·ard. and incld E"flto Treat with Supervisors on the motion of Councilman Stoddart. A I,Yf'st£'rday's meeUng of the Board of t.ttly. in v e ry other wa rd in th e c ity," de-rman Huster's r esolution r egardIng .Ald~rmen One weelt ago AId George sRl"C'nsttcall:r observed Alo. . SullIvan . the Pesthouse Site, t he old postoffice building w as tab led . Zoeller ,,:ho Is trying to get 'that In_ I "It I" a good thing for th e taxpayers ' d f' t It that there IS a man on this board who Colonel ' Vard. the Comlnissioner of ~tltutlon r emovt: rom Its pr~sen c:; e has buth the will and abiltty to run the Public Works, in accordance with his In East Ferry stree t, lost a. pomt. Yes- affairs of e\"ery ward in the ci ty. His request to the Common Councll. was teroay hE' gained o ne. iJ1t~)rmr'ddiing ('omp ..:; wIth yery poor authorized to continue buying coa l in He su('ceeded in s ec uring the adop- grace." th e open market for use in the public lion of a. resolution pro\tidlng for a ~\ld. ~\ dam nmf'nded th e motioll so as buUdings. joint committee of t hr ee ("ounctlme n to rp~uirf' i.l l'l'port on eyel'Y school In Cou nci lmen Bel ieve that tho S up.rvi~ . , . thli" <,ny, ~aylng that he undel'stood that ers Can Be Indu ced to Conf" and fh e Aldel men to con fer ~!th the the He,llth COl11}ni~sio n er was ready to Boa.ru of Supel"Ytsors, w ith the pur- m Hke~"'a rep~ When Forma lly Asked to Do So,' de ni;;ht Fchoo ls longer th a n 'was origpose of seourlng th e location of the Ald. Butler assailed Ald. Mar ti n for in a lly Intender!. J\Ir. Emerson ex pla ined pe5t hou~e on the A lm::;house farm . interfering with rna ttel's pp.rtainlng to that the ,,:ctensio n of time wou ld en Formel' Counc ilman J acob l1is ",~ f f'hairman MaisC' hoss a piwinteu as another man'S ward and then the rE'~O ta ll no add ltlonnl expon se as $3.000 was 1111('1' ~~ Idermall ITrn ry G. ~chneidl'r. 0SUCh commlt, tee Ald. ZoellE"l". Belser. l~lt.lon n~ .amf~Hlt:'t.l by Ald. Ad_:lm \\',lS ~Ioest, Gorman a nd Collins, the first \ o.eu do\\ n by :t \'ot~ of 6 to 1 •. stili on hand and could be used m no 11Cn'i"or W ill ia m P. K oehler nnd All. be tter or mor~ ad\'antageous way. (h'orgc Zoclll'r a ppea red wit h n large three beIng R epublicans and the last Th e reSolutlOJ.l of the alderme n. tn del(l,C'llt!oll of I bth wa rd t3I pIIsen two DE'moC' rats. . B 'Vhen AI~. Zoell er offered the resolu m ................... ~. !::~ . whi c h they fa\ored t~ e r eacl\'crtis lng fit the meetinl! of the counci lmen tt.:! tlon, Ald. Harp of the Twe nty-fifth ' , .. ,>J.....:;." ......... f or bids on the supplymg or hydran ts a ft ernoon to protest ·np inst the lin ward rnO\'ed at on re tha t It bE" referred to thc c ity, was t nken fr Otn the table. t ioll of the new qu a ran tine hO:-. lliut.l D/I to the Committee on Sanitary Meas.... .. .. . .!.....f.. ... ,.,........ "j th a t Colonel the , ile of the present build ing. r alh. ures. J. . .. .(, •.. •. . •• •••. ••. • I t_ will b", remembered ~ nrd desl~na.ted as the 10\\'est r es pon- .T. C'. Buben he im of St. 3l ft r)' )ragd.ia "I hope It "'on 't be referred to sani s ble blddCl. R. D. Wood ~ Co., proprle- churc h was one of the delegntion. tary ,Meas ur e~ ," sai d A ld. )fartin. ................ tors of the Camden Iron" orks of Cam Co nn C'i im:lll H en ry Steu) illude Ii In" C'hairmall of that ('ommitlee, "for noth Ing wou ld be gaIned. Th e r eFo!ut'on d en , N. J . The a ldermen th ough t " tion in beilldf of the~e tax l1n , . .. til,' s hould be adopted." " = n('w set of bt~s s hould be obtained. t he coun c ilmen 11 11Point a confcr~n re ('till!Ald. Harp then withdrew his amendSMALL-POX IS HERE. "'- Upon the mobon of IIlr. Storl dart, t he milte. 10 nc t ",i th the nldermc n in I,,\t; IQPl1t a nd th en moved that the resolution be received and fil ed. T he Supervisors h ave r efused to cOll.ncllmen y('~ t (l rday d isap proved th e to illduce the supervi sors to gh'f' up actIOn of the a ldf=)rme n, ~o it is now Ald. Sull ivan was for the r esolution con~ wltb tbe city authorities on put"lct ' Ily d t l t th cnou~h of tbe nl m.ilOuse form land forI ~ lca a!=lsure 1[1 e cOlltract 'f If a ti me limit were placed upon It. ti n be q unranti ne bospltal on the PI wi ll go to the Camde n CO}1cern. A mong SI e. . . He ~aid that it would not inte rfe re with th e other bidders were Howanl Bros. & . C0111l(,II~Jen .i sh ~nd Lodd I~"tnntly o!­ the resolu tlon passed a week ago di- Po 'house fnrm . Tbat settles tbat rectlng the Comml.slon er or Public proposItion. X owber e In or abont the Co. of BuiTalo. Arthur E. Steyonson of Jecled. Th e)' ""l.ed . "tteDtlon to III ,Yorks to prepare plans fo r a new quar- city can tbat bospltal be placed witb- Euffalo nnd the :Michigan Brass & Iron f~ ('t th.tlt. till' sUllcrn~orR ~'oted by . C'omp:lny. I I:: majority to reCuse to confer on t3I a ntlne hospita l. ALD. H A RP WORRIED. o u t n long ancl bitter figbt, wblcb m ust The first of the pesthouse c1is{'u~~ ion hubj ec t. . . . 6t1l1 t nrther clelay tbe building of such was brought up wit h the conF:icieration COlln~llmc~ ~l(ll1l, S~Jt~ and Dun~ .. "ThIE- r~~olutio n Is simply a device ,or delay, said Ald. Harp, who I. a p lace of treatment as small-pox pa- o f a resolution pn~sed by thp Board. of fOJloke JJ1 f8\01 of nppomtmg n eorwm greatly wO l'1'led fo r fea r that the pe.t ttents nre e ntItle d to bave and now ur· Aldermen on lIIonday, proyldi",; tha t a ter. The)' contended thnt the roltttl' committee ('om::isting of five nld,~rmen , ha d not been brougJlt before the supet' house will be mo,'ed out of Ald . Zoeller's ward. "The resolution ought to gently need. thr ee councilmen and a numher of d:,on:i in propel' fo rm.. n4 be killed right now." Delnl's are al""n,s clangerous; tbey supervisors ~ho_uld get t ogpthC'1" in an :\[r. Ali:h bl.tterl~ obJected. He roo "I hope this resolution will bp attempt to locate t he new PPsthollse on thnt the ':lOtl OII . he on tho tnble. , passed ," said Ald . Zoell er. "I have a re exceptionally clangerous now, wltb ConnC'ii m a n )l r. .\ jO:h 8: nwllOll wns I~st. ).[r. SteuT been crltlolzed by my constituents for Olevelancl lIne1 Ro ch ester, 0.11 e it her the county fnl'm site. Steu}, who is a r esid ent o( the 18th lllo, iou to nppron' the n('tlO~ ot the aid: not ofl'et'lng It Sooner. It Is not f or the side o f us, filled wIth small -pox, and wa rd, thought that th e con1mittef"', so m(,11. nppointin ;,: R. ('olUlntttee nOll surt purpose o( delay. but to r tp::;tlng what can be done toward locating the hos - Pllses a rrIvIng b ere a nd likely to a ni,-e fnr as th e counc ilmen wer<' ('oncern ed qUCS£IlIJ! the ("01I11Cllmcn to appoint pllal on th~ Almshouse farm." in g reater numbers. Buffalo sbonlcl ~ho uld Le named wit hout delay'. Coun~ It rOlllll'ittee. "':I ~ IHlopted: h Ald. Kennedy s upported the r esolu ('ltn il"lllu lI Klinrk nppomted as E1tt'ol tl un, sal' lng that If the hospital could haye a qunrantlne bospltal wltb .a roof <'Jlma n Ash rno\'t"<1 that the rfl~olutlon be located on th e Almshou se pI'operty o n It and suItable sanlhlry a ppliances be placcd on t h e table for a. wcek. A ('olll lllit teo ~le~H~. Steul, Stoddart I :~~~y a~~fo~. on the board wOl!la fa vo r fo r cnre of t be sIck. Already t he fill- long discus~ion followed and by a. v ote Kreiner. of five.' to three, n.:[l'. Ash's motion was :\11". )1 ili:.:.:ert i ... :t ngrr bccnuc;~ the . , Ald. Hoede l o bjected that this wvu ld b usterlng has lasted fill' too long-so lost. 1\1r. l<linrlt appOinted as the com- hnu~i?' ~ite mlltt(\r was brought ~f~re require an act of the L egis latur e and long t hat for tbe present w Inter " 1- mlttee counc'TImen Steu l. Stoddart an d nl'i'm'lllPll on :\1011(10)', thereby gm ng ~ delay the matter for thr ee or foul' ~ fompl'ryj ...ors n (hnure to tu rn down months. most noth ing can b e clone for tbe com- JCrpiner. 'The resolution of the aldermen pro~ prnpo-.:it ion h('(ol"c it wnS placed befo~ In re,p,onse t o an Inquiry, Commls- fprt and p rop er tren.tment of small-pox siol1Elr "ard oC th e Depa rtm ent of yiding that thp new pe.thouse bp buil t thont. , . I bin ' Public " ' orks said that It would r e- p,a tlcnts. The present buildIng may on thc proscnt site. brought forth a ·'/.oelier Ita. botched the "ho e t g, Quire 30 . Or 40 dnys to prepare pla n. be r epaIred, bowever, sufficIently t o shower of prote.t from tb~ 18th ward h,· ,,:t id. . b I th of fortn" Aland speolficatlons fo r th e building and The R eyorond Father Hesol u[1ons ou.t e ,en I c e nrloplJ receiv e bids. protect pntlents from the storms, ancl men pregent. .Tames C. Bubcnheim of Saint !\lnry (ll'rlll:l~l. Henr>, C. Persc 1 \V r . "We shouldn't spend $50.000 on a hos- t hat Is urge ntly neede<1 now. A n ew ital )1:ag(lalene Churc h at Fi llmore avenue h~' It rl8l n~ ,"ote. kin In nd s for theHIUJt" ft to be located o n that hole whet'e hos[lilal can not be bunt tbls ,ulIlter n now s tands," dp('lared Ald. Smith ,~ . , and Landon street, was the fir"t 'peakThe 1M Iter of tn g in~ plaDt .... If we a I'e to expend that amount oi but this one may be roofecl tomorrow. cr. Fnther Rubenhei m reheal"s~d. th e burg ('n nni !<; ~"lll!'e P,tUlollfP an error in the 1 j er tl ons w h 'lC I1 IUlVC b pen made a ll (1",°1 I' 11)ro\"{~d 01111-UCCOl1 l Inoney It suitable s ite should be found" The neecl Is Instant. liet us not wn lt 0) nonir resolution. Ald. Harp said he had n eve r hea;d along hy prople Ji v ing near th(l present fu rm uf the ~ (tr~n\'oring the SCquiAitiOi or such a " barefaced real estate deal for a n ew build Ing. sit~. PreRident Schwartz of thr' Nor th 'Iht! resol\lt~O~lUl<'C building was Illd on :- this propoRal to remove the hospita l - - - -- - - - FlJImnre Aypnue Busln ..,. )1" ,,'. Asso - of the old IxH r~tn ltH present site. dation. D. ",... "'inch e~t~r, Jacob F. the' tnhl(l. Why. It the hoslllta l were to be re ~o\'ed, land In that neighborhood ;\risscrt and Alderman Z Ot:> lIer of the . _ .. 18th wal"fl also spoke against the pla n. 'If" ...... ····.. ··j(·. . ·.. ·· ..........\f .......••• ould be worth si x times what It I now." said AliI. H arll. ' Th~ delegation on hand to fight th e ~lflnption of the mcaSUl"f', dlf"pred nnd 'iG ALD. B U TLER SAYS I NJUS TI CE. for a Co nfe rence With Su pervisors, 1ng on the Burfalo Congressmen to In- ,tlte the Fedel'al Goyernment to donate ....................... Y. .......... .9.f... ..... .. ~ ...~~~.; ................... - BUFFALO ASKS FOR THE OLD POSTOFFICE BLD' G, .................. ,- REFUSAL - OVE RLOOKED, E~~:~rO~: ~rSer:~~hO~~~c~·i~~e~::~~~! I t. In;;:~;IC~u:~e rthdeec~:~~?e t~t\~~ ;~~! II~n _ ........................... ...... ............ ............... .. to lea\'~ t he ho~pft a l where it Is no~ Ide.'troy the "alu e of n elghborln q -.- ................ ........... .. .. .... .. ............... ..... .. . I ~nd rOI>ert~t. ROCh Ald. Harp charged tha t Ald. Zoeller ' ~ ester's wlili n -_ a.b.ented hImself from th e meetln ot ill: ;'jmali/lo x e I g n ess to s h !~:~te:nth ward people last Sunda; In \ It. ds t tOUcbln; deml c w ith B Uff a re " 0 go hunting. ), Ut It eVIdence Of alo ,. Ald. Harp d id not k now what he off"s Is one Of tb ose ge neros_ re7~ :a~kl;;"f ab~ut when he, said that," t~anks whiCh must be d t hOU gh tfUI 3j r e d . Zoeller. "In fact he eclIned w it n~;er do,,:' kno\\' what he Is tal k lnlr r out. W hat Harp says is untrue 1 clad a n Important b U8ln e-ss engage~en t or that afternoon and I kept It as 1 d o ,U my engagem~n t~. II ' appli-lu,l(>tl v.' h of thp sp .. nkrr~. V\rhen the other .;de h: ,1 hHl It, say. H ealt h t h(' Ooor. lIe gave the ~ame nrgurn(>ntn that he ~n,"e heforp the n.1dermPIl q.nd took oc('a~ lon to anCW"r :\1t.. "'~inC'hest€'r, whn WaR nt one tim(\ n. hrnvy property· owner In the nel.c;hborhoOll o f t1L~ pesthnus€'. Dr. (j.r~~1(· sn id that :\1r. \VlnrhesteT met h i ~l somctfl11£' ::tgo and In n fr ie oclIy conv€'l""ut :O!l $nirl practically: "Go ohen,l ~~ d put tho pcsthou.c out th ere. ll's as g'oou a sit .. as any an d I don ·t carp ~l. da mn now, fo r I'\"~ ~o ld a ll m y propf'lrty in the n~Jgh borh oot1 .'· )lr '\-Inchp"t~r ju,nped to) hl$ f<;,.e ~ f"omrni~sion('r Gr('('n~ "~('\k ..............·0EC'" ·........ 1" 2. ..·. . . . - .......................... , .............. ,:.;.. _::,.......... -rtrl ~ . I �what I ~ tru e and ~n ~f~~u~ AP P~ INTM [NT - ,.or :hal Ihe Supervisors T IS "We" orlhel()('l\Uon of the .111 nOI!I"UQllJrantine Hospita l p~p(\.ctd HI . C ~ r"", as IS demed by ion th', thou,,,,,,,,;'" The Aldermanic PPOINTMENTS of s ubstltut's in the Fire D epartment, whlo h. It seems, bave been nlade at a w holesale rate, a re to be investigated by a committee of tbe C ldl Sen·lce Commission, made up of Com mis.3ion ers ) Ioynlban, Sprague and ,,'hecler, Some interesting dc\'clopmen ts a re expected, The matter of the appO intment of F ire Department substitutes was ta k en up last night a t the meeting of the Civil Ser vice Comluission, w llen Commissioner ),!oynihan o f( e!'ed the follo w· lng resolution: Whpreas, The 1t~ t of substitutes in the Flre Department Is compos~d of some 200 - A "'.'llit. ~oro(' (I l'e~olutlon LSi:t~' tat chairman of the a , ... Board of ~u~nl!m to 8.\Jpomt a com· llIttce to cont~r ,ltb the commIttee of jOn' aprolDt~ by the Aldermen. was downed In DO Ul"" by tbe Super vi sors Ihls morninr Supt'n'll(1r Kothier Ir.troduced t he communication, Ihkb m ~JJm(>d by City "Ierk Su!~M1. He medIately a sked that It be ·h~med to tht Finance Commltlee. AI U ImeDdment SUDe r v lsor Ba.)·nt~ mom tbat It be laid on t he tAble lndtl'teill11 Ares and noes w ere called. "'btl It Umf to Suoe.rvlsor Wil.on to VOlf be 1114 It outht to be r e- • ! (Cmm!lt~ (lu t of cour tesy to the Atd"rmtn. Mr. H~...ard thought the lIa. me. HOlfmr. Mr. Baynes' amendmen t ""AS cani 1 by ~ WI to 13 noes. a· rt Ryan·DaDlbr·'RIID Ct,mpany peti tioned the Board of Suptniro[! to rei mburse ~~~~nl:J ot~~ ~'':::Ut~~ s~~ ~~n~ tor In tht e:rr.trId tllf the C0Tl81ruction o( the Btudtll Ro&d. TbP c<lmoanv SayS thot o9;ln( t~ Iht bad condition, extra Il\bor and ~I:.!H UJ nl"tes~ltated . The mllu.nl (If tilt ntl1~t \lias S3.49() and the dlrtN'tn<", Irt'PtQ tb~ ~ntract and the 'tota' CO!1. ftJ r .CK !be Det l t lon was refHn'tl to~, C'l!\1 R'l8ds Committee. Count)· A_ :!:lr ~t~ reoorted that there wrre \'OUc3ft'l 011 6le In his office due ,Sher!tt C orn.. D!lounUn, to $73.28 for tr!ln. portallq tr .' ubo.:rn. Roche~ter and \\\'ltt Sf'n~ 1.'" Cor aU criminal ~'ork b- {, r the m<!~:.h of ~wt'mbtr The Board ',H·d to hnf thtl\rran:., drawn Chlllr,mlll \\"t!~u .! the Medical E x. , Inlner. Commltttt In&!ntc-d a reoo'rt rom the «(ilIlJ'!!.l:lfIII dl 'loptlon or. ~I ~t . l~mmen n ~ the ':f)\'t'rnln« tAt XI tC tI and rnulations &ff'dlcal Enrr.!t ':fDf ~IJ drawn up by "'s laid ~~r The r('oort COll!ldmbit e rules. repnrt 01 ~ caused over Poor Comm!t!" t.t oC the 'If" IUm 0' W . hi! ty ao pay Jrrf'd by tk lilt of the cos t In· tre ot 1mt11pq,D ~~mburll: In taklnK II I'll! ad~pttd. M~:''''::~~'''~'~P.?'~'' U,rh.;.Xl, X"''''':~-~/!7Z:~:-~ .~e~I aJi,' ;;;. "I; to the present ur I~d D~' IWa. I'" I'Iorh q""tlne hospital only.·' I O~ ftm. That wa. the ,Ihe It~'" lll,."" ·h!1 ~OU Id have cost onl\" I I" \ ,,~. That was the • "o'MCh dllze could nol oblot. n neighbor. AM no_ lhal ~ " Y~t~nhr. ~ ~~hr "available." ot SUP<rtil", If! . "" 0' th. Board ' ronlln"'''Uon·~,"",r submitted a. dorm" »!tU" ~ th, Board or AI<,nee "'I... , I ~ proposed conter_ Com mo, C'lII<I O>lllllliltee or the PP"IIo" on It. ' Il lh. Board ot SulI,hlng the q~, I4!1!obllity ot estab_ p b ....'l!.t, ~ h OIl, OU'" ,,,,, ' 08pltal on the Ihlltb, CO"",: ~, Koehl.r moved rt'.l'rtd 10 th~' bo received and SUPttl'l.., lie","""" tt.. on Hnance munlcttio, '" ~'''lred Ihat the com: n'l,'y, Tho, " the table Ind. n_ • \ 01. or !\ ~ 'I '" carried b Ih'"IM II, s."", .upervlsor: I....,. ..... "'. I~, Ought t th. "d.~-'~ OUt rt. 0 go tb"lr l~t ' tete courtesy to Irlftl tilt emphatic In the nrc 1f!1b Ib, lld'ttn,n were • lll'llta! 'II ""AcCording to unanlro.",· ""tnt th II ~ l11sora 'were ""bl!l~'IIII .... t In a ny 1&1 on C,,~sent to tb. Ilo ti~. bOOPI_ """It .:a Oolr ple a ttending. The relations existing between the two ciUes have a l ways been very fr iendly a nd we cannot believe that the pre~s of Buffalo wi ll n ow do a nything to Injure her sister city, This morning's Democrat and Ch ron- icle contains a n interview given by D r. ot h ealth. which Is s elfMexplanatory and Whi ch gh'es the facts In It nutRhe lL I copy t he paragraph that you may be entirely famlltar w ith the condition of affairs up to date: "Dr. F, C, Curtis. contagiou. I • of the s tate board of health , yes /·on'/, ..·" .. " ····" .,·" ,·""· ····"" ,." ,, ......... ,,.... ,',. expert te r day made a statement in regard to t h e e xtent of s mallpox In various part s 2,of the .tate, A s peclltl dispatc h to t he ................................................................... Democrat a nd C hronicle gJves his statement as follows: 'As to Rochester, Dr. Johnson, who has been making a s p e cial study of the con tagion there. h a s not yet s ubmitted his report. b ut fr om the fact thut the number of cases b eing reported Is becoming smaller, I a m confident that the situation th er e is improving. All toid, our reports s h o w there have been a bout 100 cases sinc e Has Been Sent to the d isease made Its appearance, The local authorltle~ seem to be t h orou g hthe Pasteur Institute to ly a ll"e to the se riousness of t h e si tuation and I believe they are actt ng I F , C, Curtis or tbe state board Y. I EC 1902 IllEN BY MAD DOG. be Treated. 8n(1 tfl1{111g cyery m eans known to ht'a lth offi dals to c hec k th e fur th er sp l'('nd o f the rlisease. T h ey h ave been quh'k to Rc t o n s uggestions ot the state au thorities.' " Thanking yo u In adva n c: J. re m a in. Yo urs very truly, JOHN M, IV E S. Secretar}' Rocb ester C h amber or Commerce. The Express n ever in tends to publish a nything w hich. 15 not true. and we ce rtainly have no wish to injure a n et g hboring city. The article In question came to us w ith t he regular ni g h t's d is patches and we ~u pposed it t o b-" trustworthy.-Ecl. E xpress. /" tt"l ug-ertuy M fcrrtd to I is a rranging .for Rochester Da.y. 13,000 peo- Rubj ec t. It wns dedelc· ] to tR~e up t he m a rket c1el'ltshlp a t n. mee tmg next l\Ionday nIght. at whI ch a ll interes te d parties might be heard. THIS PROC EDURE IS QUESTIONED BY CIVIL SERVICE COMMI SSION AND COMMITTEE IS APPOINTED TO INVESTIGATE - LAST NIGHT'S MEETING OF COMMISSION. th E' pal'ngTnph yo u aware ot the ma.ny cases ot smallpoX nn d free vacclnatlo n stations w h ic h existed in Buf'taLo, but the papers h ere neyer menU(l11ed the matte r , because w e considered It would be to Buffalo's Injury. The Rochester Chamber or Conlmerce a ided the exposition materlallY'~ n ltO l'IlP.}~ for ~lnrket Clt>t'k Efh, n r d Di<'km~n. \\ is heu to be heard upon th e SUPERVISORS INDICATE OPPOI SITION TO rHE ALDERMANIC PLAN BY TABLING CITY ::,:, FATHERS' COMMUNICATION \ INDEFINITELY - CONTRACTORS WANTREIMBURSEMENT. I The following digible list for the poItlon ot assis tant dlief b ookkeeper ~~'lIS a dopt ed, on th e rE'1Iort of CommlsM sinner :\['Jyn ihan. Olto H. S ... uer\\'ein, NC). 30 Co tt:\f:;'P StreN, ,95;: Robe l't T, 1illlyanl, No, 33 Car y Strt-et , . 9 ~: Fran(,l~ U. Burke, Gowanda, .938; Harry A. Jone~, No. 3-1.1 Bi rd A,'en ue, ,9 11: Jam es " , Rel lll, )/0, 1576 J effer.on Street, ,897; Robert Newell. .11' .. No. 437 Spv€'nth Str~e t, .86. • T IIP mntt("'I' of the lIlt'd·lt\?-t ci(>rk came un be fore t hC' n'lE'eting, and C luJrl11~1n \Yheelpr stated that Frank M. LoomIs, B8 pu bUShed under da t e of Syracuse, Novpmb er 27th, is doing Rochester Injury. I respp(' t tull:r requ(>-st tlfat you ~et UB right. D u ring last year. when th e P a n Ameri can "as on, Rochester was we ll C<"Cil IIo,"Pflrc1. 12 yea n~ 01<1 . flon of ) rr$. Alice I lownr\} of l8 . \ nupr~~' t1 pi!l('C. wns t aken to :\l'W York )(ondH~' lIi~ht to lie treated nt th e l'n~te\ll' {no.:;titute in tIll-' mnnnE"r pre-!ilC'riurfl th('re to prcycnt ll ytiro. llhohin. Yoan£! I[nwnrd WU!'I hitten on Thnuks!(h·in~ Day II), • I)('t <l()~ bel(}nl'ln~ 10 him, IIi", hund was InC't~rntcd. Th£.' WO\lllU wns d re~~ec1. nuo little nttl'ntion WI\!': paili to the matter unt il Hllndnr. when the hfi llli h~l'lIn to 'well, fi nd Health Comm is:o·;jonel' Gr(,(slIe wns nnt ifil'u. Dr. (3reene ~ellt nr. Ocorge " .. \Yillarcl to ilH·e>.:.Ug-ll te names ; a nd, "'bereas. The qup~tton arises as to 't\'hether each o f th ese ~ substitu tes must be appointed be Co r e any eligIble can the ('It~ . be a ppointed from a ne w list, if such lIs t ~"ht, dog wn<.; wntC'hcd. nn d ~()()n nfter· be prepared: and. 'W hereas. Substltut('-s hay{' bef'n appoIn t. wa rd:;: d('n~ If)Jlt'l1 '"rmJllOm~ of rnui(>~. It ed to permanent positio ns at the ra to of wns u('l'oN.Jin;.d)' d('i.'ideu 10 "en .] t.h p boy to some twenty per) car; and . ,Yhereas, .A period of ftn~ ycar~ wtl1 the Pn~tt.·lIr Jtlstitutc for trl~n tl1l('nt. haye ('-lapsed before all of the prpscn t sub. .\ !-oim.i1nr ('ns.e WI\!-: l"('portt't} l'('('rnt)y to s Utut.es' list will ha\'t~ received permanent tho he-alth t!t'purtnH·nt, aud Dr e appoint ments: and. "·hl'reas, Th e life ot an eligible list Is he1i(',p~ it Wlllllt l he :1 ~I )od thin~ to e n· only four years; ther forE". be it. fol'{'p the m l1Zi':JiuJC of t1()~s n il the ~'ear Resol\'ed, That a committee of thrr(' be appoin ted by the president ot this com- arou nu . mission to In\'es tlgate Into the nt~ed 0[ a nE"W examination for f1remc'n and to In· Qul l'e In to tbe mode or appointing subSt!· - tutes and t he reason fo r carryIng' some 200 sub~tl tutes wher e th(;re Is only actual 't\'ork fu r aboul thirty; and be It furthe r, ........... .. ........ ... ......... ......... .... ...... .......... .. .. R esol ved. That said commltt c make a r E'port wit h recomm enda.tions to the com· t. mIssio n a t its next meetIng. . . ..... ..... . ..... ....... .. .. ...... ..... .... .. ..... ....... ....... .. . Com m15sloner }[oynillan. in e xph:lin· Ing his resolution, said that t he mann{'r In "'hich the a ppointments had bee n ....... .. .... .... .... ... ... .. . ......... .. ...... ....... . .... .. .. .... . '- I '-'.0 EC 4 1" ............. o '.. "............ ,~" ' ... ,..':!:"............................. .. ........................ .... .................... .... .......... Q.LARANTI:n~ - HO SPl 'r:\ l .. ti m e t or argu ment. mild or a CI'Is, h as p"'i'sod, .\ ctlon, a nd quil' actio n. Is the need of the h o ur. Buffalo needs and must ha.ve a QuarQ.nt.ina hOQPitR. I without de lay. Smallpox, that dread disease, Is raging In two cftJeos within a short dista nce, a nd e-ach with large busi ness co nn ec tions wilh this city. , Vbo k no ws th e day or the hour tha t th,e Healt h Co mm issioner and his assis.tants may be called on to face the epidemic In mild or raging form? • Some declslon should be r ..a ched, before the ('riEls Is u p on u s . T h e r ec-ord of the c ltl' demand It: th e hea l t h of Its people should be an Il\ce n tl ve to ceaFlP' the tiresome and dangero u s dehy in decicHng upon t h e location of the uarantIne hospital. ___ made practically went around the Civil === ========= =====",,::;;;;:;= Service. and permitted dis('ri mination Sltf ALLPOX I N RO CH ES TER.--in the matter o f a warding Ille positions m!!l:!"l"l'ED THAT THE E PIDEMIC IS in the department. Commisf.lioner MOy M nlhan pOinted out that on ly abo ut t wenUNUSUALL Y SEVERE, dltor B uffn.lo Express:- Jn your ist y SUbstitutes were given regular po- sue of November 28th undel' date of sltlons each year c:nd declared that no Syracuse. NO"ember 27 th, a ppeared th e grr:'at~r number ()f 5: ubstltutes s hould following p aragraph: be na llled than waR necresa ry to man FEAR OF SMALLPOX. the de-partment. He stated th~tt over Sy racuse, Nov. 2; .-The health otHcer, Dr. WO s ubstitutes Ind ~)ee n named an d F. ·W. Smi th, bas forbid members of the [hat each. according- to t Ile present UIl- Masonic order here to attend tbe Masonic fair at Rochestor. There are 400 cases oC 1 (el'~ landing. was entlll~d to hol d as a smallpox In Rocbe~ter, it 18 reported. and Dr. subs titute until chost:n lor a rermnnent Smith 18 afraid the dlsea8e mn.y be brought pIal·e. to Sy racuse. lIo says be w ill put the Masons unde-r qunrantlne when they return it they He stated that it wou lll be mo,'(' than disobey bis order. fixe years before the present ~ubs tlOn the a fternoon ot the- 28th, my a t!lites could a ll ~ecure !"p~ular nppoint- tention being called t o the abo '~e paraments. and thereby no selections grap h. I telegraphed Dr, F. W', Smith. (\'ould be req Uired from the €'ligib le li~t he-alth officer ot Sy racuse. as follo\\'R: 0 =; In that time, As an eligible lI,t Is "The B uffalo E xpress this morning pubonly In life four years, this matlC" the lt~hes a sta.tement emanating trom you i f i :fol: pelling bee at lhe Teac h ers' nutter of holding n. nt'w examinatIon that 400 cases of s mallpox E"x lst In Baz' uro ught toget.her mO I'e promJ I1unnecPSsary. Rochester. This is absolutely false, an d e n than have e\·et' bcpn sC'en on After con~iderabl e dlscu~:::ion, it WOS I am dIrected by the tru~tees ot. the a decided to ha\'e the committee invPlllti· C b age 1n Buffalo before. In the num gate. t he mutter and rl'port upon all the hamber of Commerce t o request yo u to er were l\layor Knigh t. Co u nd lmn l1 qu('sllons InvolvE'Cl. deny the s tatement. There are a bout Ladd. Cou nCilman Kli nck, Ald. ~I abl The Cl\'il Service ,_':ommi:::sion, at Its 100 cases here, whtch a re isolated an d c ho~~. AIel. l\.IcEachre n, H ealth Commeeting last night. alRf) decided to hold under control. The disease,.js decrensll1.lsslOnel' Greene, Ald . B u tJf'r, George n1l , examination fnr €'ngln('(>r~ in the tng." '''. Cha~E'. Prof. Chemnltz, Dr. C'a£lsety new fi re hou~es, ~os. ~9 ani} 30. whl("11 This morn tng I a m in receipt of a letot the Normal 8("hool; Dev oe P. IIod wi ll soo n be rearly for occun.:..t tion. t e r trom Dr. Smith, a copy of w hIch $;io n, lhe Hon . T. Gullforu Smith. J ohn TwentY·six me n n r e cllglhll"' to prllm.,. follows; n. Olmsted, F. Ho wnrd Mason, Franris tlon to t hes(I p larc's, arid ('ommls:-:;Io nHealth Bureau, Roo m ~O, CIty lInll, ~Imy, Henry A. Richmond, Dt'. P. " -. j er!'l C rowe. "'h~f>lf'l" and Ewell \'.'£'rc Sy racuse. N. Y., Nov. 29, 1902 ' an Peyma. Supt. Henry P. Emer so n named as a commt:..t ~ (! to condur:-t the Mr. John M. !ves, sec retary Chamber ot "rlIIinm L. ~Ial'(,Y, Frankl in D. LOCke' exami nation. Commerce, Rochest('l' N. Y.: George L. " ' B1iams:, :\lajor Stowits, Col: On ('o mml~~ion (lr Spl'a""ue's motion Dear SIr--Replylng you r telegram ot lut JOh,n B . ' Veber, J. N. Larned , E, D, t'> evening. 1 desire to say tha.t I hnve bad St I 1 an .examinatlon waR ordcreo fot' the no def\nlte knowledge as to the number ot 1"1C {and, Ge or'ge H. Haymond . ...\J d JIOsltion or nlastel' p lumb ct' in the Dc cases ot smallpox tn Rochester nn d any s tato. J . N. Adam, PrOf. l;"'rank S. FOSdick' partment f} t BUilding, now hf'ld tC'm· men t pu rport1nK to emannte trom me &.8 &.s- Adelbert ::\loot. George P. I-Ccatfng Ed~ po~arII Y. oy Mash' r Plumbpl" :\1p.nsch . Burning Buch knowledge Is untrue. 1 tully wal'd H. O· .M:allel~, n.larcu.s 1\[, D~ake J"' 'CamIll3t1ons wel'e or(1"I'('(1 for tl.e appreciate the lnJusUc8 and harm that m ight Arthur \"\~ "leI I I TI . r 11 i result t rom talse or care-lcss sta tem('ots r('.. ,\. -~ C {man, lomas BOyd n ow n;:; ()U~ltion~: Plumhing jn~pec- gar-ding matters ot this kind . Tho statement Anslel~ \YlIcox, George S. l\Ietcalfp' tnrs, He!llth Department. by Cornmls- rererred to as appearing In Tho Burtalo Ex- .I;iel'bert P. Bi~5el l. Chnrlcs 'V. Good~ ~onel'~r; t Elulii ill ' iliPn. \Yal.-r press doubtless emanated from nD article ~ ~3r. .John J . l\lc,\VlIliams, S. 1\1. ;\It'IlnE'llartment, by Commissioner Ricker ; prInted fn the SyraeuFle Evening Te legram ot " JIlial'n~ Inring D Cr"gln G ('men, by CommiSSlone1' Conn(ln~. November 26th, whlcb InC'orrcctTy reports a Thornt . • J :."". (Sorgt' The St t statement ot mine re"'nrdln'" Ryracuse Atasona . on, n me!=< E. Sha\\. Prot . .Jost'Ph Sen··il'e ~~vn~~i CUt!;" in whic h the Ch·n visiting Ro("hester n~ld which a rllclo ELates 1\11f'('hka nnd i.t. host of other~. J ~tI 1 M tin Was o\'f' ITulpd by that t.beT8 are betwef'n 31}0 and -400 cases in And all of the~e hel'e named were fi~"me~e by{enf'fick and hl~ deci~ lon a t- Rochester, but does not quote me as baying so. crowded In to the JJttlo smoking rOOm the Appellate Division "un Very respoctrully On th d A I II 1e merits" C " (SJgoe lS) F. W. sliITH, .e se~on lI~or n t h e southwest fOu nd 0 t' as omml~sloller "'heeler JIe&1th oml:er. Cornel of Con\'el1l1on Hall building and bu t u , ~\'ns dlScus$led i n ( n r m a l l y . as ~e\'en ou t of t en WE' r e Rm ol{el's :rou "ione~Os act on was taken. l'nmmis~ 1;. am confident you do not de~ire to can imagine t h.:- n umber or Hnb'' H' a Flel I Ilcn!(ue •• 1<1 he hop(>d Lllwyer Dubll b the '0 lmann wo ul d tnke tbe to s anything in your p a p er except ,"una ('Iga]'s I ha t WI'I'O going up In <hit or wh ere t best s m oke, -(l. were obta I 02 M to I �.........:....;........~ . : .........~.... ................... .. gQ w~P ........13.............. ·..... ,· .. ·························· DEC 4 - 19Q~ ..··.. ·.. ············;)··i··H·· .. ················:.... ···· SANDWICHES lIENS WANT' AND STOUT E5THOU5E , PROTESTS m .......... .... ........·.. .. . ................... .. DC 1:.0 .' ... .r.'.. ..S' . ,.~ ..... . .~ . .. ......:.... ~ MALL-POX IN BUFFALO DEC 1 -19~ ..... _...... . _ ............ .............................. J use .. R e p orted t o t h e ROIl l'cl o f n ell l t h YeAtel'tlay. f. 1.'wo ca ses of sm n.l l-pox J tbo first in sevor· A Word About Smallpox. since th:-:;arance ot a tn case. of sma!lpox In thls city last 'P!\nz tel'dny. The pationts a r e Marion E. Avel'Y we have from thne to time sought to 1m. six years old, and Minor P. Avery, two press upon the authorlties the neoes.!~ yeal's old, of No. 279 PUl'd y stt·eet. The ot pro:vldlng a suttable hospital ror tht house has been quarnutined. . , reception of cases that were almost cer. 'file heal&h depar&U1ent believes &he cases taln to appear 2S soon as cold weath!r are tl'Rceo.ble to Rochester, where an epicame on. When that was a.ccompu.nO\ the contract let, and free v"""lttAt!otJ delllic is i)l'eva,lellt, as the older child came stations opened In di:Terent sectl ... at from tba& city on Novemoor 14th and w as tbe City, we telt that a constant dl-. ESIDENTS OF 17TH AND 18TH taken i!! th e same day. Four days later slon ot the subject In the city P"" the younger child was down with the WARDS APPEAR BEFORE THE wou ld only resul t In creating a r"UtI{ • dise ase. ot apprehension, It not panlc. In (h, • eOUNCILMEN AND GIVE ARHealth Commissioner G r ee ne has written mind. ot the people, wlth<>ut apP"'llabi. a letto r to C. \r. Cushman, co mmander of GUMENTS WHY PRESENT benefit accruing to anyone. We reoclJ!d the Bufralo Consistory of Masons, advising this conclusion atter ou r reporters had . SITE SHOULD NOT BE USED him tllltt Buffalo Masons contemplatin g n t;pent several days in running down D\:. -MATTER LAID OVER. visit to Hoc hes&er '&0 atl;end the bazaar bemel'O US false and exaggerated rumorl most ot which had not the .11ghtest roun. ing helll there to rnise fund s for n n ew ~l.aI RGUMENT that w as strongl y a l'11tns L t he location of the proson ic te mple. would Letter natel' thei r v isit 1 dation ot tact, and arose from the goss., posed new quarantine hos pital on t o some other ti me. owing to~he small . pox or busy tongues, whIch we be11eved ....~ De p ret!ent si te In East F erry Street a.ccelerated, It not set In motion, by tht "'... heard yesterd ay afternoon by the siege. BI>a!'t! . ot Councilmen. It was ha nded articles appearing In tbe daily press A~ out by a d fJegation of taxpayers of the parently the other papers. with on, u· lith and 18th w arde. It Is proposed to the s um of $50,000 on a new ception. were ot the same opinion. lnu. J F=N , ~'~!~~ii.:~:tbe site. are Vigor-I ·o m ... .-........................ ...... ........................ . much as the percentage ot caBes 1! II of that vIcinity to th e building of the ne'" Inflnl tesslmal-132 out ot a popu!QI!Ol! ~ and t hey would "ery ' Out tn the no rth eastern section ot 1;5,000 Is far from wn epldemlt>-<I see . it erected on the B If. 10 hard by the Intersection ot The ir arguments. t.hereu a , is a re convinced the alarm, RS well u consi. ted of a request for the l Northland and Grider streets, tbere most ot the apprehension, not only ~ t ha ma tter on [.hf; a thrIving district known as South , ~ACCINATION NOT CO,\IPULSORY, ou r citizens, but of our neighbors tn tM C? :S'uD~~~~~~o~C~OUld with K ensmg . t on w hleb torms a most tm)f on ('cnfeT the subject, portant part ot th e 18th Ward. I n order So Says t he State Supe rintendent of the surrounding towns would soon ha.ve ~t Bubenheim, Dr. to demand and hold the attention ot dispelled had Il not been for the viclollJ Public Schools • . ,Vlnchester and J~cob the Comm on Counctl to r equired Imperversity of an evening contempor&ry con~rUede~e~l~a~lg~ark~\ ~~~ provement8 tts resid ents have orgnn Ever since the school hoard took action on th e outside of th e raiHng ! Ized a unique Citizens' .-\.8soctation, whic h sought a little notoriety, at tht vociferously. The Reverend d iffer ing trom the ordinary business last jsummer com pelling children to - be pense of t he Interests of ow' merchlnLl was t he first speaker. He said m en's associations. common to other not appea r on bt'half of property d ist ri c ts in that th e South I{.ensing- vaccinated in o rder to attend the public and the peace of mt nd or our cltlzelll!,l; owners. but In the Interest of humanity. 'bh t 1 mentQ musical school, there has been diversity of opinion. He vigorously protested against the Pest- tonites [urnU" enter an .... ,. fill!ng Its columns with editorials, .• house th ere, sayi ng It was an abomlna- I and l1tenuy in character. at "hlch the Ma n y parents had theircbildren vaccinated mtmications and r eportorial a.rticles II lion in the sight of th e residents and a wives. sisters, sweethearts and women drawbacl{ to ma ny manufacturing plants frIends of th e members are welcome. others, who were oppog,d to Ihe r equire- del' flaming headl!nes, by which It '0\If" which were con templating 10caUon t here. B es id es all th is a collation is ~erved ment refused to have it clone. The action of The pres ent s lto ~-as inadeQua te, unsult. to make It appear thM the four ou, .lble and unsanitary. besides causing pa- at e nt ertamm ents. t he board practically hecame a dead letter tlents grea t worry btY reason of the proxK E NSI NG TO N'S DEllJANDS. for children were admitted to the schools daily papers were eltber venal tmity ot th e Belt L ne, the pipe facto r y, th e gas house and oth er establishmen ts. Last night th e fir9t annual enter- when ths term opened, wh ether they wire cowardly. and they alone were brar~ also th e ill-smelling and polluted Scaja- ta lnment ot thL; assoclntlon was h eld Ot course the result has given tb quda C_k. d vaccinated or r.ot. Dr. Sch war tz. president of the North in Oakland H a ll, at Northland an Those who were opposed to compulsory publ!c, especially tbose outside ot Rod· Flllmor(' Avenu e BUSiness Men's Associa- Grid er streets a t which forceful de .. . t an entirely erroneous Impr~('" tlon . followed In a speech on the same mands w ere pr ese nted for the follow- vacclIlatton Will be glad t o learn that es er, Unes. JI f' al~o denounced the present Site. Ing Improvemen ts for South K enslng .. . . .' . . d lead them to beUe\'e the ,llu.' D. W . Winchester saId that f th e Comth ei r posltton has been mamtamed h y · an . I r! mOD Council a t te mpted to use th e prese-nt tion: . . . t be tar more serious than It s. n aite tor th e new bU ilding' an injunction (1) Grider St reet to be illumined. State Supenntendent Schaeffer,who 10 hts 0 I II~' . I m<;;tances ~'e feel mPE' N would be a sked for and legislation would (2) A fire station to be erected tor the annnal report declares t h at whtle the pres- these c rcu , be sought to remove t he pest from the distri ct. . . . k ur s!lenee long enough to "" city. H e was w illing to wager that five (3) Bet ter pollce protectlon an d a ent compulsory education law IS more effi- bl ea 0 ye ars from no w thp site would be conhit . . . aders the exact tacts 8S th~y ex' demned a nd t he building proposed would precinct located in Sout Kens oS' on , cte ut Ihan those th , t preceded It, yet It our re have bee n a waste of money. Former with the r equi red statlonhouse. CO'Jncllma n J acob Mlssert orotested ( 4) The Qu.!!£.untlne Hospital to be r e- fails whenever the parents' neglect or r<!- to-day. tat "" . . I h first place we ca.n s e against build ing the new hospital on the moved . --n l e . tlifn East F err:v Street site. The best thing" to The spea k er ot the evening was Al- fuse to h al'e thetr chIldre n -,'acclOated. "The law excludes some children fro m emphat!caUY and trulbfu!ly tbat . do. he said. wou ld be t o repair the present bert J . Sigman, who presented th e building and walt unt11 a suitable and mnltary site fo r th e proposed new instl- n ecessttl£l; for t h ese Improvements In school," says Dr. Schaeffer, "and under has not been a single case of amallpd tutlon could be obtained. Each sneaker a n en tertaining speech. H e pOinted in lbe tamilY of an)' of our dry p><!" I told of the big ma nufacturing plants 10- out th at South Kensington h ad ac- the ruling of the COUt ts, Ihe person in clothing mercha.nt8, or. so tar &! we If' catln" there. qulred a population ot 10,000 and th e ch arge of a child cannot be fined if admis· Health Co mmlssio~e said that Citizens' Associat io n h a d already se· able to learn, among any ot our tD«' Mr. Wln c h e~ cr) m e~ him and Bald he d ld n' t care whl're the hospital was cured an impo rtont improvement In sion has heen l efused und er the act of chants or their clerke. The case ot ~ put now he h ad sold his property out the street co r sen-Ice. Now the dis- 1895 which requires front pupi's who have dl'ess'lnaker who had l'ecenti)- made ~ th,re. Mr. W inchester said Dr. Greene t rl ct ~'o nts light an d fire and police was wrong and accused him of diagnos- protection. He ex plained that the not had smallpox a certificate of s uccessful her home some gowns for one of , Ing chickenpox for flmallpox. On mo- nearest fire sta Uon was in L eroy Ave- vaccination as a condition of adm ission to tl on of Cou ncilman Dunbar the mat.ter l'S of the farruly of a dry goo! was laid ove r for two weeks until It nue. near Ma.tn Street, a nd in caee or scbool. III other words, vaccinati on is not mem be b o!'Il-could be ascertained whether or not the fire In the district the dwelling Ir3 genmerchan t_which gowns were urn· Supervisors would consider the proposi- erall y consumed betore th e brigade compulsory. Dur:ng an epidemic it is tile occasion of the most .. tlcn to build the hospital on t he County ca n ren ch the scene. A policeman , h e wise to exclude the unvaccinated cbild was made , . ~ and startling Tumors. ",bleh F;'~ , Alderm anic r esolution to have the said, Is rarely seen tn the section nnd d be 'ond • Councilmen appoint a committee of three in support of his cha rge ot poor pollce from school. But if the child has a right sur not the semblance of truth )' to confer with the Superv isors r ega rd ing protection the speak er instanced are· to know as well a, grow, it must be con- , the loca ti on of th e Quarantine Hospital cent aSflault up on a young girl and tact as stated above. on count y property was taken up before reveral case s of house brea ktng. The sidered a hardship to exclude fr.U1 There is not tbe s11ghtest occasion ~ the other ma tter. After much discussion .I h C II I I I G who the r esolution was approved and Chalr- net on of t e aunc n eav ng rider all school privileges children the part ot tbe cltI,e" man Kl ~ appointed Councilmen Steul Street entirely d estitute of inumination sre immune as well as thos e whose ala.nn on I of strangers dtslr nJ Stodda r tTnd Kreiner as th e, committe. ' o[ any kind. glls or electri city, h e ot elthe parents re fuse to allow them to be Rochester or '" .-tt r oundly d enounced. N~ Th e flpeaker denounced the prese nt acci nated. Legislation is recommended visit our city tor the purpo«e site of the Quarantine H ospital as unt\-er1 to reli eve the clash between tile two stat- trade or pleasure. su itable anrl unsanitary In a l! r espects. The health authorltles are uslllfom Ib> H e urg ed the location ot the new hos- ut es. Some p-ovision should be made for 110n to prevent c.ontagton (r pital on the Alm!lhouse farm. the attendance of the children in whose precau few cases that exl!!. an' WOR I>:ERS FOR I tuU dO" case vaccination does not take after re- comparati velY ently pertonnlng the r . A. Rambndt, G. Wnrnemacker , peated Iria ls; for there is certainly little are appar I• .,. ,et1 j A.HPllrkhurst nnd W . E. Webste r will In everY particular. The peop U \btl if any danger tbat smallpox will sp read work t or th ese Improvemen ts together lly being vaccinated, aJld wIth a s t rong committee trom the as- through their presence at school. And genera lklng and thO oev.-,pIVl sociation. t o be named In the tutu re. w ill only stoP ta . 1f.<tII The musical part of the programme the chijd whose p~rent declares under ling about the lIubJ.ct. was provided by Miss Ethel H a rdy mort oath or affirmation, an un willingness to stop 'vri ,,111 avoid ..-epeating ru Mrs. F. G. Hardy Mis. Ruth Wilcox : permit vaccination, should he allowed to one be~n an endca.ted. Miss Laura Parkhurst. Master Aubrey theY ha.ve . Lane. W!!llnm Gaude, W!!llam Bnltz attend school during periods when thu e nd "ill soon be at and O. :-Iauth. is no dauge r of contagion from smallpox." publiC m1 ht ot It tbaD W . E. Webster presided. At the cl""e ~\'ord waH !5E'nt to the XE\\'S ~lmce this more thoUg Dr. Schaeffer recomm ends the enactme nt nothing ot ""..-Iet a { er_,:oon lh.lt J ohn rnrre-II. 11 years 'old o~he 8e~~don luncheon w as served / number of c8J!.CS ~ 0 l .,)\) G£>I~ton strt'et. dIed lhls nf tpr: of legislation by the next assembly harequal and other contaglaU! o dn a t 1 o('lock of malignant dlphlhtc'rla m onizi ng the acts of 1897 and 19<>1 proan "'us to be bur!f'u tlt 3 o'clocle . measles l!!t In a city of oAt ~ht.: H ealth O (-/)artm £>nt It W88. said which alwa.y9 ex viding for t h e en mneration (f school chila~dr ott ()r. a l)h:vs {'iu n IInng near the hi ...... on or the year. on N~~~ .~amed. notlfh.'d the departmelll. at t , ; ; ~ dlphlh i I that th£> boy . . . as surterlng with , pr a. find that tht' repo rt WAS latpr c;~~~[hled by City Bl\(,lt') riologl~t BISt't'Ii. 1 ng w a~ Y_nown At th(> Health DE'w ~:~\~~~}1t~C:l~le \'1\8e being one or maligN" ti t-n th c.·rtltlcat.> han hpen IiItIJ at t hl!' rlmflb l up to ::!;:lO o·clock. Th('l MO~[~. al weeks. were discovered in Buff Rio Y Oi- Indignation and Refreshments Mixed at Meeting of the South Kensington Business Men's Association. PROTEST AGAINST PESTHOUSE SITE A present ! Howeyer. Othe r Thi ngs th e District Demands Made Kn own Also _ Women Interested in the Work Present as Numerously as tile Men. OCK Hit P ······..·....··.. · fLels..J ..~i:t.:. .. I "' j I j -A It0 0 M~ LIGN T r nIPHTH[RIA.i U [H ohn Far rell, 11 Years Old, a Victim of a Dreaded Disease. ('t1 lff()Y ("crlllle.He muS l he fli ed behI) hurl UIPROVE~IENT. �69 ................................................................ THE QUARANTINE HOSPITAL AND THE COUNTY FARM. ~ ere are two propositions to conon lhe pes t house beside tbe facts tted that t here should be such a pi e fi nd th a t it should be provided at once. T hose two p ropositi ons are that the locatl,Jn or the pestbou.se near p rivate property wlll und oubtedly be detrI ment al to the s u rrounding property and ha ve a t enden cy to keep people f rom the locn.llty; th e s econd fol- - Dr GreeoeI~ ~ 0• W. Winch.ester Had aTilt 01 ~h e Quarantine HospitalSite Matter. ,- ~ALTH OFFICER S TAKE TRIP TO NEW ORLEANS. died r ecently of sm all pox. RANT 81DS TO STAND, Tb' - tb. qu".ntlu" bosJ't.fMrd11 ttt~ O,",.,.d In j"esterdny's l ilt ,~ ~:at wraDgle wns aD tbe •• t a ",,,,,,nltt •• to treat m"'" of .PI" \ th to get a wltb JfI nne , Iff' 00tbetbeItlpi''Im!I~ r.ie tarm. s II"I,! dL~ 1"<101 Ibat purt uf ~b" qu,.,.tl ' D tb, l '(J tuI~~'n 1fel1t stODl.! ", lth their ,. . b tlng r.• -II' - b"..lnl1. ,,-~-, and lat er In t c me£ I trok from Ib,'blo ,b. aldermanic "'0 uw tlon ne qU3ra ntine bosroil,1 prllTldlllrtkttlle b<' bolll A til. ,It. of the old one. I"lt.I!:!I1 COlllm,rd.~ ,~rrt ' b. ',1-,", "'l~b wlrder5 ha .l b{'('o T " ••-, " ",·,ttlug tor thl' AII~ on motion of :\Jr. Stful tbey 'Ttn l hf'nrIug. F,",l Bilbubtb Jf St. lInry ) [agda leu llent W cboreb mid, an .'"fl speech,lJite op~:Inr lb, . dopII.. t tb. p,es.nt D Edcaute of ttl 'WlaUrr nature. f. lrrr1 B S-1nrtJ 11'1 dl'DOunced the prop· ..!tIo .. · D. \1'. III,.", .., "Id tbnt It tbe C'(ImmOD coan:!! 10oUle-d upon using tile "'~:1 prMlf'Dt Bitt. u InJUr.:tiOD w-ould be taken out to prntlllit. Ja('(lb MISSeTt nlso spoke agnlDIlt th~ aldtrmaE rf'~Olutlon. COltJDlj (l1lII' ot Walt~r D. GreeD e, tH C'OlIn~ bL"l eont' lctions, Rl'Ilth l\ ho hat rreunt site, and In )lr illlcb6'fr. related a sh ort C('lnTtr'lt~1I H bd "lIb )J r. 'Y lnrhe"ter . 10 'l'bJ('~ Ih~ latIn lTerrw tbot he didn·t !lpokp In fm: of tbt "'pit 10 ~~~u!e ct.rf'badwbm DOW, for lie ,,!4 w d hk prnpertrwent In the nelgh- the natural Indignati on and oppos of the peopl e at t ha t section. ~o rul- th ('(Iunttrcharge that Dr Or.... bid O>! r~hlren ,ua"lng rroro r blrktnpoI. 1Ift'l1 and mosquIto bites to Ib, p..Ih'",,"mnllpox patients. 'Ibf' JOItlno! I. I tagion_ tl()Ml R!lhI1J COILP1D1 tor n loop ~beltoD • (11" w" 10 ba\"e lIeen gl-ren a bpulng ru'#!'!I1. 11 00 areount o( the • ll'tnre rA. c.UUUIl Fleiscbmann It was pnt orn tlJr ."MOl ' Tbt I btitl'll pprnf ed tbt letton I dt'rtlI'lIln t to read t hot tbe b'dn,nt .... 111 vertse t e elty 1:1ecessary. · · · ·· · · ······ - - ··· · - · '-·· · · ---·-· · ·l·- · - ~ T he man o r woman w ho re- .................-.- ......... ........................................ ............... "'me reJ~ _n to t he public, \'Cry fre- !..,., q uently it may be. j ust as the ind h'idual THy _____ ~ There - ~sthou.e p~rsons -----, FOLLY OF EX \ GGE R _\TIO X. ilatfn.~ bu~ine!o<s. Exag~o ag~ L. 7 n -, . 1.w. with varioloi d, is p repos tero us. L ~ ~ f4 " SOUTH KENS INGTON IS ~A :1 MAKING 0 E E "'\ J ' I I A. r. ') S M D MAND S. ... .i ..-I:....A.>J..t ..I.,/l'- • . _ ~_ . ••• •• _•• _ _ L 4 . .. . ... . ....... . ..... . . . ... . .. . .. . .. . . . r:. cltlz'~I'Uon f~,.;;:'.t~"~~. d~~r~~;I~~~~ ~~~ ~?SOJ~i~~~ I.... . . . I 1-('\ ., . "/ I. ' 7 .I'OV!:::! .. ,..... .. ·J·~~!.w../.I..:e.· .. ·'J;·:.. f· ,. . :. 'i ~ A p,., .' 1 ~.'.-. T:~..~ ..~ .W\.I.~ ~he I mon Oune 1 and ob t lllt11ng (or th (' r est de nt.'t o( South K fnslng-ton all necessary Im pronm ents whi ch ma k E" a mode-rn bor4 ou,!;h. The ut!locIa tJ on ~'1I1 (urnl!"h a num _ bcr ('II( entHtaln m£nts, muslC'al and IItE' r _ r_ _ (rtef!d~ b rtil,lod TDled I ,10"" ~d'" UUd,'lb. In.t corop«l- ful demands were pr<seritrd f r thp tal: tton. n. D. W'kItl Co.. proprtetors of the ~~tnf Imp~o"€ments to be madt In South Clund'lI Ir II tr rd' ens ngton. Wbm C ' .IIn ell. :\. J. Grider Stre-et to be llIu m lnn t fd: a fire al \11ft. tI'Ir!k oruce IS commls. station to be er£(, I Pd tor th~ dlptrict· bf t. . . ·. --.·. -.. ('I··~·~-· . -..... .......-.......I . .. .. _ C j - .... ............... .............................. 1 • . ••. •... •. .•• ~1tb ~mmiFBioner _.'-2 ________ eop of Bur- n ~uncll proeeedln~ t be tAil b1lt th~ t all1lrml'u Toted to pay ( ti;:',~~:"'\ I,"" lho lable the ....oln.....~~ng C\mvtrotler Utt h t b chihl r:lJll1. were e ~_ I able to Roche.ter , h a d been v ipitin~. _ "-""'-=.::::'-'-::...:..:.:.;..::._ _______~_ _ _ ... ....... .. .. .... ..... .. . .•.... . .... .. ......... .. ... ..• _____ ..... . _..... .. . .... .. ................. :::; ... .. _._:,;; om .. -.. __ _................ _.... ...... .. _.. _.. _.. _......... ;_.... . L llA YOR A S l I EDIATOR. '·RIIlN at lit. retnm DO t1iOnl'ihuec tabled It (or _ ....... ..... fJ: ~ r n-,o 000 b k ~~ ;pn 0 1 u dertnkpn to f um'bate -~. 00 Iii \1-; C . . R hester on account of tbe prevIn the public scbooll'o. Th,' old books will b ,F aI r 10 0(' . . . p lated I n l arge rect>ptac)rs a nd f umlga r el al o f smallpox 10 t h at cIt y. Ma rlon ence thorou q-hl1 with ( orUilltdeh y dl'. H~a1tJE d U' P Avery of Buffulo. are ~hi..'" C&Grt.~p beltev~s Ihat da ng er 0 an ..ulno r . 11DTeet:ti)i &from dlsea _e3 w i ill with sIDal1pol. at t heir h •o mpon D D . I Pordy be aV<"rt ed In U11s " oy. s t r eet th e raEles being dIrect y tracf'- c~~munlcable ;.I;.~:.,::,~:,~~lit. be boD~bt from his ~;;u.~oll~~af.dOt~~tI~~~ adl~iil~;~C .~titl~h'~ 11 roln." ,.1 . TImotby J. Mohon.,. Q,=tlne Hos pita l 10 bp remand. ~!tlao. •• iuses:~ be " acdnatcd stand; in thc sryd n ('haracter. a t whic h all relatives BIlLa 5t nightota n hf"entertaInment me-mb(> r!" nrennd welco me. me(' t. Ing was h fl d at Oaktand ·Hall. X o r thiand to award It to Avenue and Gri de r StrHt at whic h force t 1 ~ ·· ......... ... .... ... ............. .. .. .. , ... .. ... ..•... .. ..... T hey are r est rained b"~ fo r ce, i[ \ n some tIme . Th is associa ti on w as or· 1... ... .... .. .... .. ... .. ... .. ~. u .. .. . ·n. d I t' to fnan1 zed for ex press pu r pose ot SE'CUr_ l - Fum l g a tto n of School R oo k s . falo , ad vises a 0 f' egA JO n . In g "ned h Ohl! .ng t h p a tt n:ItInn of t he- Co m . H raltb DepurtUl('nt of Bu ffalo h3.< t II ' ts intended vit:l it to the M ftSO DlC th~ JIf':lllon ot tbe I nterna· ' hn' .....a way t or a bout two weeks. Peo ple wh o have Idlph!he r ia a re n ot allowed to spread con- on li,. lJu,bar rmulPd fortb" dl'''n"lon t nlQUe has been by mo·,l.ng that tb fH'olntioD be laid on f ormed 10 South K Ensi ng t on . t he most tllf' tabl, for t1l"0 lff~ki until the result or Impor t ant part ot the 18th ~·a.rd. whIch ~~'n::nf~'" :~b tb, SUt~rTisOrs • 1m n was /!n rr e • \'orc • • if neces sa ry. Council r E'cen t ly yoted to a l10w SU5 In to be r e pre-s e nted at the con"lten. lion D r s Gree n a nd Bissell will be o r der c e'ter Is en tltl £'u' I0 t h e Sl'"InP? thy t or e, lacing all these facts , ther e Ilns \\~'0 is affiicted with some loathsome . r emained but one solu tion : k eep the and contagious disease. SUch unvacof er r lti .. beeau.", of the ugly ruwbere It n ow Is. There has mO l \\-hlrh ·ha " e had the eITect of sta _. .... ver been a ny oth er answer to th e cinated are not only possible, "red '-eports .:; ne 0 " •. ..... r Iddle If the buildIng of a pesthou s. but probable objects o f infectio n and to th e p"C\-al"""'e o CF rn;,lI-l><>" h v n,,' was not to be d ela yed Indefinitely. I I' bl . b on ly a Ja rm f"J t hp rp~fd€'nts. but out-o _ O <onscQt!ent Y 13 e at an)· lime to et ' OWn peop Jp wh o had bu_"jnese But the light s eems to b e dawning t o ., , the l...... ~ th e satisfaction not only or th e people .:o me so u rces of co ntagion_ Slatistics eIthe r t o h uy or .. II. ha \-e been kept ' every 00 dy was vaccinated a w o y. The ~tnre~ h a ve been but If ttlof the 18th W ard. b u t 0 •, th e en tI re p rove t hat If city and cou nty. It the quarantine pd tro ni zeu. a nd m e rchants ha ve small ',ope Ot_ r ecrn 'erin£;, tram the losses Inhospital {'an be buIlt on t he co unt y t he re would be no sma llpox to 1011. Un, fa rm it mlght end the whole con tro - de r such circumstances why the opposicu rrpd b~ lack 01 patronage by thoiSe versy. But this change demands im. . undu ly alar med. tion to vacCInation? Is it r easonable? , mediate ac t ion, Dot only from ' the Su4\5 ~ta teLl hy n local correspondeont pervlsors. but all in t erests should I s it a sensible position to take? V a c- "the l ho ugh tle,s .1l home. and. in ma Ul: I tim th cases th I' I co mbin e and settle tor nl e e ci nation h<u been tested and tested thor~ e m a Ie ous abroad . have 1ndiscus sion. Supported. as It Is. by the h jured t he city by gro .. ly exaggera ted bw;fness men an d t a xpayer s represen t _ oug Iy an d h .. been proven onr and s to,-I£s. " Ing all secti on s ot the city, the county o ver again a preven tl\'e o f smallpo x and B ulIe tins is sued hy the Health Defarm site must be given more than 'f T partment Show t he cOnLli ~jons to be i n the hasty consideration w h ich charac- t onsequent great s aver of 11 ~. hat no way ala rm ing, a nll the people of th~ terlzed it In t h e Board or SupervIsors foolish onts who will not recognize mh uch-p.ersec u te 1 ('ity desIre to SP'0€;J.' Tuesday 115 value and w h o refused to be blessed t e gin.! tillings as fa r and as wldel,ht t last. b tl Ano t he r week h h certaInly t Possible. oug a e m e enoug , owever, 0 . • \..~ettle the matte r deflnltel~. ~ by It should m enace th e p ubhc and there• '" " .1 Ity uc t he ca use o f expensive epidem ics, .. .... ................... .... . WhICh t hre:lten even the vaccinatr.d b<:rh("C)r1. :\Ir. Wlmt~r did tot r\('ny this. hot ...•.... . .1... .. .. ... . . . . .. arr . e V acci nation oy compulsion is ~ good Ih ll1g. The ma n who w ill n ot yaccma te shou ld havc 'I'f-} e ;hlessing cOllfc rred upon him by lows as the natura l cor ollary of tbe firs t. th at It It Is possible to locat e th e pestbouse on land Isolated by the v ery na t u re or the p r esent use. ther e s h ould V",d to Award the Can- be elIort made to so loca te It. It . h a s Councilmen . • n-ards or bouonot been a. Que..ctio n O .... ~.w J ers ey Flr mtrlet to • darles. It has been one of expediency. SOlId. k' Sewage PumpS . T here Is a pesthou se--such as It IsnOW and the et'fort to r emo,'e it t o any t ot her s ection of the city h a s calledttlfo r 'Il~ had 4 t~:Jud dlspn e I H ('a Ith CommIs!loner 1Yat ~ D. G r eene and CIty Bact eriologist "'1 .... d 6. B issell lel t las t night tor New Orlea ns to a ttend th e a nnual convention at the Am erican Public Health .A!:lsocla.tion. which convenes in thnt city. Th e two c ity ufficl a ls are m a king the trip at the ex pe nse a t th e city. 8S th e Common in (he Grecia.n Archi prLi g o have A ld. Zoel ler, CouncJhnan Steul, for- ·· ···· .. .. ... ............ ....... ........... ...~H 4.0 . .. . . . . .. . .... . . f)f -...':" ... - ....~, . ,...................... ml~un cllman l\l is .soert, th e Rev. J . C. :c~e~~ con~~I~ut!~:· :'~~~~fon ~i a ........... _..............................:..... _.................. _.. Eighteen t h ' Yard t a xpayers , call ed on 7;=======~----------"'t:to I t!, SII .I,I ,\) ""1:3 of bo d ~wRgen .. hfa yor Kn ig ht la te y es terdall after noon 7 . ," , bl.lldleg I'll. rum I n S.,.or tbe an d asked tor hIs ass is ta n ce In bringing € :\ floWJ StIll pro ll'c ted b,} '8.C'cmatlo~ burr (lw pilat (Qr the Bnmabo ut a be twee n the Com- h H.d or smallpox in Ho hestE> I'. M(lr . mo n Council Superv iso rs w ith the t l 11 Pt:l ot \\h o have befn wllt be o( nus help to th p lornl obj ee t ot o b taming a s ite on the co unty 6t '.:kel1 \\ it h t he dl~a~p h u \ e nOt been . .len Who »E'rsist in takl ug fin al action far m tor th e new quarantine hospital. '" .. "" ';; ·~ tJ4r 0 h"' lo;::ttiQnJi ot a QUR l'a l!tIDl' Jl o::.pit:ll. T he )Jayor expresEed Che opi rilon 1Oha t v a(;(lll.ll,d \\ l th l11 t " t nt) )E'ar ... . And .--,......................... ..... ~ h('. are re";Pl"Ctt nll y IU . fOl·nll·d ' hnt Vhll1-, the county fa rm would be a good place y , t It '[lit, o( t h l. Cacl. an d In ,,,il~ o f l hu \.I , 1t; located 10 at nd il, T" SOOp5." hl n y·tblh d t or th e Institution and promised his t l ~ fre(; \u"cina ti on fl tatioJl!' malntainE>d ll l h.:!f! ., t, s "" \ard. " ake up " 011P A I(l$" ··1···.... ......':'" r f ~ In arrang ing a. conter en<ce. ./ b\ the ('ily. th ere a.re- S Ulllf' re~iden l$ or ~ ~.. .. .. ... . .... .. " .. . . . .. ..... . .. . .. .. " . " . . . .. ~~ . ••• ) . ............ . ,4. ........... .. ... . . ... ..... ., ......... ..... .. .. . ...... .. .. . . ..... . ........... . .... . .. . I1th.:ht""e.t r "h,' \\ Hl not subtnil tu Vttt't.'i• Lt _ ..................... .... .. .. .................. .. .. ..... .. ''''It'-p;~ conf~rence ~prOVed 1~,.-. ~ D i • thh e~ fPlf.o\Q., ,: IIUneliOSPltal. _ ern'! l ~7'""'r. 'dln~ that sam r t !ng but :'prtlss can' t Be e 0 tmtm.~r. unheran ~t to("loot orrI delay eand any_ ~4eat a thf' aClI o ~ tbtcllrnrn nterests ot th e CUm~ny~t~.,the~a;du~Cell" In hause. It" Jll r.gltd 0 OUn- te r~t ot the. 10.... 8I'e to the tnote to h ))(1- s t (ontinuCl to C1tt It tb/1 cJt r t eheInrs ~:tpaY!r tfl, !r:ct~ 0&1I 'htlt att!nll~ t:l ~'Of~/~~ to the hOSPital b lite. II WOUI~ not 10 \VIII come Out to the tact hlch WflI ....w.:~llttUrfn;; cent.r th I lirn(> f . - rom a e COnditiops • hOSPital b ~ar In mln~ th!n be called r this o ~ ~ V~ .JJ F Oul A ir Pre l c r r ed . j'd h Th 'tnhoNev. ; ~ nd ~~ -- .... \oJ v .&... ... ..... ....... .... . ......... ... ... ... . ... ... .. ... ..... .......... 1\ 0 Whu .ar on~n~h:nd 4 a lllJ Cro m ~ht'util L::WS"Uoigl~ . . .. .. ..... .. .. . . .. .. . . ... . .... .. . . ....... .. ... . . ........... . .. C' "s DI S I NFECTED. number of people Who sepm to ....... e little tl r no l..~on(·ePtlon or lhp YORK}), IJ. 1"'h. Ht'llth Dl'~sa~? ot l8we et , pure air In strE>E>t- car .. , ·t "nt r)f tr I'!ty !o:~ItNl th". fl:k,w_ the arm ngly large. I rode UP-to"n ,I). nIl r ~"rl"~ . \:1 r'H~ ill·inRln~ ('.Itother ev I tl! 'rom Xp", EnS;-1 ttI~1 Sta l['s I)r from an)' crOwd d en ng in a Z oo C'ar. It wa~ p.tr IIr:-,:, w y l)r~ Ht,tlt. ~h,i'l Ill" :t("("omclo8 de . and all t h e transoms w e r e pa Illt>d h. I:-I\\' Til t'l'rlific'.ltt.. lit,l ~illg th a t a CO~d' although the evpnlng wa!'; not the (',Ir 1 Itt" J1rllp,"rly d:~ln(t>( t d. • car, out or the door or t h t"' couldn't t platform .. here I slood ([ Quent bl';t;~~ It Inside). gushed fre r asked fou l. f urnace- like alr_ , h e said wh tbe COnductor abou t It. and SOmebOdy :~ever he opened a. transom, ..... ...... ... ....... ................ .. ... .............. ... ..... . The Eo uld get u p nnd close It. a bout _ a rd of Hea lt h I. sollcltou" ot ,, ~P le tOt SPilLing o n th p floors .. ........................... ... .. ......... ... ....... .......... . c::ars, a nd ISf5 ue • 11. _ g erm his h bit S pamphle t~ a. hout the r t"1lfl h f'nm mI~lqouf·r \\~n t • 1 (; r (' hlm' W a a t a nd th e w ay to ~quelc h . and Or. \" i!l1nm G Bt~~e ll. 1 , : . ' tnor~ 1 ~rld It not be In Hn p or eVE>n ~g(~~. Ut'part~c1 from Buffalo )RAt u lght f o r tIe d nt ne. to give th e Pf"Opt e 0. Ht- ~ {> \\ 0lrl l, a ns. w}lI'rl' tht> "nr a tl c' url t h e a v Ce abo ut th • nnUH (·Otln·ntlon of t ' ..\.m'~rJran riding in a str e unu es:;lrabltlty or PUhlt(" Iha lth .\ E~od:lt l ot1 1ich Is to 'b eet car with an th e I 1\d<.l »(' xl Wl'ph:. Thl' U ll.re w111 L or With mo~t or them • ~wuy abo ul t\\ 0 "\\ c«.: ks. t: .-::, oc.m"g the hnprl,oned breath . .it'll n(lr~ ('~nt. 'a, "t"l) et:ka,~· lhu~ Ih:'" dl~a~e. ThE" Ih~I Sf\.el'€'~t ure.lh(' p hy:-:idan !'l. \\ 10 nsl€'"n .. Iheir In the II( ya I.' nnllon, and Wh ll ol' ivi~~ d.clal·~ dl,b~ll.f tl~ ~ulJmlt 'U 1\ r,h,,'lel,,\ , In . pE'r~'lIls protec t tht·mseh·es anu be c€, ll su r ... d in tla:iI 1. tllJIb 11llt HI "'.J. lho~ I.. .' 0\1:-:. llli"tUf,utCi) f UUt ~ t l1ty t il th e I :r t cl~r- nume,'- ar t: pub ' / tdl"mit-:- ===-----;;'"7~=O===;;=:=7"=:':====== ,.................................................................... , ................................................................... . ...... . . ..... . .. . ... . . .... .. . .. . . .. .. ... . ........ . . .. .. . ..... ... ... . rr T OWN T A LK. pox �WHERE T E SMALLEST creased u til to have I':;'ger'l was found year or two quart~rs. and WithIn ments Qt Drs f~lOWIng the apPoIo:. the present ciuar;::':;1 a~d CarPel!te T he suite COn 1 ;. were seeurt( for the head so~tSthOf;: prlYate om. r oom Where tl!, e ureau, a lartt Work Is manure material used In lb, contaInIng a 'Ctured. another 'OO!!: Work a nd fi cllo~Plete re cord ot ~ v t d' na , a private r ' .a e to bacteriOlogical doom scopical work. an Dllero. AsIde from these f a separate hOuse i Ou r otl\ces Ihere ~ Municipal Building ~.~~'i, ~ear ot Illt keepIng gUinea pigs "'h~Ch s USed t~ sary In thIs line of ;vo·rk. are net... Charllctet- of t he '\\'ork. The Great Sd entif;c Work Be.ing Done in Buffalo by the Bacterz,ologicai Bureau of the De.part ment ·of Public Health, in the Interest of Suffering Humanity, and b'V the Protection of the General Public. ~<VC:>.' ~ .....\ ••••••• • • •• • ••• G •••• a : • • • • : • • • : • • • • • • • • \ •••••••••••• •• • • • •• • DR, GlREdiE JELLS IOF Hm NEEDS OF THE BUREAU, : •• Editor Buffalo THiES: "THE 'YOR K OF THE B I'REAU OF B ACTERIOLOGY has be 2n "ery satisfactory e. nd it~ : bee n marked; es pecially in it3 tendency to contl'ol diphtheria. a nd ('uIH.' UJl1ntion. In lnany cases a physician's • susnh.:lon$ that il.e has a ca~e of diphtheria are a r ous ed, bur as tIh' [:tel is 110t abso lute ly established. he Js 0 not so ('areCu l as h e " 'ould be i n qll3,J"lntinin~ t he hou se and adopU l'lg such o th e r res trictive Jneasures t l ) • prevent the spread of th e di se~Lse as if he were s ure t hat it w as dl pnthE:l'ia. Now t he bac teriologist can • te ll in a f e w hours whether t:t C.'1se under susplcivn is d iphth eria o r no t 0 "There has been n. great 3'1'owth In t.his dlnrnc ter of the work, a r ising out or the discovery tha t certain • d iseases are ca u sed by germ. T~e nUI111>('1' of illfE't'lilJus disea.ses of a ll idnds, except consumption, has de• creased in late yea rs. Cons um ption r('m~in!1 ~l a sla ndstill. • "WHAT THE BUR EAli l'iEEDS Is more h elp. I would like to introdu ce the Widal test for typhoid • inn r . Tha ! is a blood te::;'t. 'j'he characler of the blood und e r a 1I1l c1'osco))e wi ll tell a bsolutely w hethe!" a _ patient has typhoid feVer Or nolo It is vc ry h ard t o te ll clinically a ca.e of typ'ho ld fe ver. The symptoms are • 1I1J.ny and not always prese n l. 'Ye could do t'1C WOI k in I) ur de parlm e nt. We have the fac ilities. but we • h e, \'eu't go t th e lne n. Tfi ose w e hav e e.re as busy as th e y ca.n bc w ith the work they now h a v e to do." • WALTER D. GREENE. • Health Commission~ r. • • • • • • • • ~ • • • • • • • O • • • • • ,~O.OO • • • • • • • • • 0000 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~: Pp in the top story of the )Iuni c ip ~1 Building th ere is an office connectt::·l 'yith th e H ealt h Department that I. little heard of in the public prints. an 1 ret it \s one of the most importan t and successful branches of the muni cipa.l pp,.r\'ice. This office is known as t hp. hun'au of hactE'rif)Iogy. an d the a moun:. or \\ ork that iR accom plished a long the llnes of micrOSCOpy. pertaInIng to the public health i_ simply wo nderful. To enumerale. en~ry thing that thls bur.eau accomph shes w ould exceed the lI mns deYoted to t his a rti c le. But a few of the lines of its work wllJ gI v e Any physIcIan ca n obta In f charge from any POlice station r:e ~ ture outfit. They are uged I cu;. ti, .s for the dlphlherla b~c~~~~lna. • cultUre ou Lfit consists ( t .\ on · 0 Wo tu ....• . e con t almng a swab WhIch Is 8t ~, ~~~~d and the other a materIal m'd~i . ___ s~ The physICian using It • ----- - k· •• a ge neral id ea of t he character scope a nd importance of th e bureau: Bac _ terlological examinatIons of the city ,vater are made da ily. The bac terl o l- I ogist ma kes examinatIons of c ultures I fOl~ diphtheria free of c harge. He also examines sputum for diagnosis of sumptIon w ithout ch arge. Any mater Ia l sent in fron1 t he markets, whi c h may be u nder s uspi cjon, is a lso carefully exa m ined for a ny indication s of the prese nce o r dIsease. M ilk Is a ls o an artIcle l of c ons umption that must be carefully. watched. a nd samples a r e almost daily subject to mos t critica l m icroscopica l exam Ination. I The bureau has Just finished an ex- ! haustlve e xamInation for the dlsinfeclion of the school books of the cl ty. The work of d IsInfectIng houses after they have been quarantined fo r all kinds of c ontagious diseases is a sep arate line in Itself. In fa c t there is no busIer official In t he city thall the Cit>· / bacteriologIst. The bureau Of bacteriology Is in / ch a rge or Dr. William G. BIssell. HI s a ssIstant Is D r. Thomas B. Carp enter. Ther e I. In addl tlon a laboratory la- • DR. WALTER D. GREENE borer. Frederick Sm ith. ThIs staff is s mall. but its efficiency is known and Hcnlt h p onl1n.i8sio n er tor r ecognized by m unicipal h ealth officIals o f D u fftt l o . from one end of the co ntinent to th e other. It may a lso no t be generally known. bu t It is a f act. that the c ity of Buffalo has one of t he besL labor- ru bs the swab over the 1nflamed pan ator ies for thI s class of work In Lhe of the tnroat a nd then rubs It over the country and its reliability Is proverbIal. surface or this mixture. Arter that he fills ou t an accompanying blank, ctln· H b tory of t he B u reau. taln lng the addl'ess of the patient enl The la boratory was established in 1893 such other knowl edge that may be ro· by an o rdInance passed by th e Common Quired, and sends the outfi~ to th~ • Council creating the position of bac- police station where It Is delivered 10 teriologIst. and Dr. W-illiam H. Berg- the bureau of bacteriology. Or tb' told was placed i n c harge. T h e docLor p hysi cian may send the culture direct contracted consUJnption Soon after to the Health Department. If ,et, a" taking up h Is wor k and was obliged t o receIved by 9 P. M.• a report can be had go Vi'est for his health. H e Is sti li by 10 o'clock the next day. The devel· living som e w here In .the West. At this opment of the culture In cases of dlpb. time t h e laboratory was a mea ger af- therIa is very rapid. fa Ir, occupying o nly o ne room. The An Jm por tnnt Work. bill'eau, however, soo n grew into p-,'eat t th I boratory In tho I I o· On a rriving a e a pop u a r ty, and In 1894 a n ew ordInance morning the bacterlc'ogls t spreads' was enacted by t he Co un Cil creating small portion of the growt h on a glil>! two expert posi tlo ns. The CounCil also sllde a nd af ter examining It througb approprIated $200 to pay th e expens.s ot a m Icroscope he Is able to tell definItely It I r a dIph therIc nature or a CI'.·11 service examInation for th ese. POSItIOns. Dr. B. Mead Bolton of th e " heth er S0 Johns HopkIns University was sent for not. .. fo r such method, ot a nd conducted the examination, whi ch The necessity w universa1(y recog, took five days of actual pra<!tlcal work. procedur~ is d~~ to the fact that thl ThIS examInation resulted In the ap- l1Ized an s I not the only poln t ment of Dr. Wil1lam G. B issell as dIphtherIa racUl~:pa;le or produclnr city bacterIOlogist. and Dr. Th om as mICro· organ sm b ous InflammaUon Ca.rpenter as ass istant c ity bacteriOI_ a pseUdo-me; ~hnYSi~ians cannot wi! ogIst. In other wor 5, a e Is one 01 The l"reH e nt Otfl c es. clinIcally whethel: the c \ until tha ge nuine diphth eria or no or The wor k of the bureau constan tly In - microscope establlshes th e pre"nce con-i H' I DR. TH OMAS B. CARP ENTER Al!I8i8to..nt Bn.e~erjologi8t, Duffnlo De d,. -'\ •••••••••••••••••••••••• ( p ar m~nt of P u blic Hea lt h. ................. ................. Er......... ~...L .. '1.. .. =~··=~~ ~S PAPER FOR .. ! ...¥' .v . • ...................::::::::..::....: ..... .. ..... STILL VER Y BAD H <' nlth C ' O lll luf~~ionct' ttadled that seven teen cases ot s m~h8~i ortXtnated In t h e basement o r the .!y goods store. w hich - abaolutely fa lse. story is denou nced I Twenty-Six Cases to Be Prose ~uted. /, ~ e rne9nl lme. no co nt ra.c lltCli'" Ihe construction of a ne:W pes r I" -B _ 10 "Cour er. In Hc - "T h(' waf",. 19 not ill a \' ery sali~f<l(, _ tory condition." That j~ th e gUb::;:uinC~~ or H p<1!th ('o mlllis~ioll e l' Gre(>I1f_"~ I'£>port on the condi tion of the (·ity Wat ('>1' The c ity chemi"L Und o that in l h' Pl'osPet' t Hf"~el'\'oir th e a.l ~U!nlnoltl . c lnonla :-; tjll jg \,fry high, II1dic'atin'. atl~ ­ prese nce oC fl'es h nitl'ogenous ('o n"'\ e ation. J'fC..3]·· ·~O~·· ~··· ······ ..······· .............................. ~ ...... L .....,... J•...•· ~~~=-~=======-========I~hU~~ th(' "~ " uter o Rochester. Dec-:-s:=A big dry 1s e here has sued t he Co boClon Tf~Ocls rOJ n ex fo r $10,000 da mages Th e a es ~ BUFFAlO··N ·y ··············· ....Ol/h.•• ••• ..•••• •· ·••· ·•··••·• ··• ..... .. ................. .... . .................. :.. ~Q.U.•RER-...................................................... . / r'PRINTING SMALLPOX TALE. da . ........ ... .. A FTER the first ot the y ear a..e a I I I C ommissIoner G ~wlll take steps to have t\veuty-Sl!x cases ot a lleged VIolation of th e Tenement House la w presented to the DIstrict At. torney tor proElecutfon. Dr. G re. ne ~ald y""te rday that he was determ Ined t o pee that tne laws relating to tenemen t houses "'ere strIctly entorced. let thOUSC? In Burta lo ? We hP surraId nct\'e'papers had beeD t C that there was no email pol Jn g I An(l this reminds U9 that city. I I" I as talo ··<.:omn1E~rc a . 1 d from rep l ymg 10 I ralneuest10ns asl{ed recently Ing q BlIt aCter all. to PDllt Expres~. b • •• perhaps. muc 5ubjl!ct w_ ay. �............................................................... ... . , ., "''',.!:-,."''" . . " '',, . ,, .. , }.. ,.,. , . . .. ,"" " , . . ,,' ................ ...,..•....:.:................................ .. '" SMA L LPO X I N ROCHES T ER. ~ SCENE IN THE LABORATORY, BUREAU OF BACTERIOLOGY th! ab~n~e cl th~ bacill us ot the dis- ence in diag-nosing ruuies b y anima l! to twent~t-one days the animal "ill d @. ea~. operation. If [he dOh i~ d~ :1d he baC'- "elon the di<::p:t~e. Wh~! dlpUHIa. is found to ex1:~;. teriologlst tnkes :\ llortlOn o~ t he spinal It Is al'i\' a :rs better not to kill the d o g th~ !~O on el' hO:J5(' cannot be r~_ cord anu emuhift~s it in gelati!1~. Thd f'u~pe('ted of h Ing ma,l, as the dh:ea s e mu\'ed untIl tuhures hare been math emulsion is then ejeL It'd lilluer t he can b e dete!'mtn~ I nlu('h qukker In I'hu\rtr,f ~t .i:phtheria hn~ di~a1J ~ membrane o C the brain ot the guInea . the an imal than b y injection in m e p(>a~. n.I st~ODd examination ts plg~ If the dog 'Va::; mad in trom nine guinea. pig. I \fry Impcn&:.1 benuse Il pallent may hlwe atlPll'u:Jr r«o\~red and be pel' ~ f tl)· ...tn l:Id )~t ha'-e the bacillus of d:pb ~ b!s throat. When t he ~"rm I. fQl to '"' mlnct the phY5. _ / elan In e "r! c! tile case Is sent a Ijr·:ular It',t:' :tlIlng how the house. mar bt d:£!!Ctrl by the applicatiOn (,t to:,ma~!! p.s. When this WOrk. at db!"'!er.m. hi! been accomplished the Ph):!. n ten.Hits the H ealth DE~ atttnftlI ~ ~ placard on the hOll!Ee ay bt "'''''''El••lutlou of SpufOm. Tht tIlJUitlt: or ~putum for be presence (,f purpo~ .. r,t dl- J\'l'rl:\g the tubtr\.'u!()~~ ba~1l1s a ver\' importart fentqre of the work of the bureal( Tb ~e ~pli.~~ Oiltfils may also be foun} in the poll!'f' ~:.atlons, and with the-l ~h: :~r~ i~ lh~ pre .. and some of tbe merchants of Hoche.tcr nro chiefly blnmenble for tho grenter part of the city's pr esent trouhles. A few weoks ago the health authori ties. ~omp of th(" lendin g business men and nll of the ne" sP3.~ni but one agreed tllnt it would be adn•• ablo to suppre'S all public info r ma ti on .... aroiug the Dumb('r nnn condition oi CDl1e~t [tHinE; how to made b t;JOn of the!:e cases ar? Is t()un/c:;r~ In r.15e tuberculosl~ \\'hkh tell how ~ are ~nt to the hou!'=:> or tb~ d~, to prc\'cnt the spread Dl!r~ng the ~: !tint " E- . th'! !='pu::.nn ! ; ' . ar, e~t1matlnk' month GT"~ n. the balance of th~ h<1,ve bt..o r 11'» Mmp~e3 ot sputuill ~ll ab?1J.t o~ for tuberculC~il) to contain t2le d;Urtb b"'e be-en foun·'! iId germ Uon. I About ~IOO "It.... ba or the !o.mnJlpox cnc:e!=:. consump_ lneJ dUrinc ~ "e been exam. 6lph thtrla. Xo ~ for t he germ C( lults, howe\'u ..f$'~'te or the re. , n Ill: made. Enmt"Uoll or Wuter. Th! batter! !o " lter b l tt h~l~ ttamlnation 0 1 qUirt. .. larg\< Drocess and ra Sam,'lt'! arc ~ ~ount of experienc,. \ SSE-II and d~~~fd t!I. nerllizt'.:i g lrus ~lES a.re aJdtf'! &mounts o r .san... eger mf1:)fa. ~l ettb~r gelatine !' Ire p;aCM In In~, th!! l>r~oara.tiOl; Ire aI10\\,"1 to gr ,ors and the gerns l&tn!b~ l! It no!.and each germ s nU~lH~ ot ~~ . In this r:a:f t~ t:.t-.!' (n track" ~ lra th_ !'=ample 8 1'] Dr BI '<1\ buor, a.k'mlned, had a la.rge exp I I I T t'itr of TIocl.ll'!'ter is aga in in hn lICk owing to its ~m3.lIpox scare, TIl£' unlt~1" hns become so serious'w e n {pr to th e scare and Dot to the aetua l l'(.!lluitiou of the- r pidemic in our ~,;j~tpr city-that thE' Rn~beste r Cham· hC' r of Commerce has i :metl n stalenlent for the purpose of soothi ng lorn I 311Xi(·ty nnd nssuring outsiders th'd th~ rit,'s misfortune h as been gre-ntly e-xnz~ernt('d. In this stnte.. ment we are- told th:lt a r("prt'~e n ta ­ th·e o f tlw ~t;ltC Bon rd of HC'nlth bas 'fis.itl.'Ci the' C'ity nn ll declares t bnt "th£lre is nothing- in the t:iituntion to excite nlarm;" thut "the ~mal1 Dumbrr of cnses in Hocia'",trl' fire i~olu t ed and nnder the l,tr('('ti ¥c t'Ontrol o f t ho lI~alth tll'pllrtmont" : nnd that there is 3. "markt'(l l1('rrt_'lIF-e each. day" in the number of ,·u:-o(' . . . One- a~~('rt!l'n f the Rochpste r C"h3rnbrr of Commrrct-' i~ r:l.ther sur_ pri'iu!!. It rtlprt',=£,nt. that the mc r~ ehnut:i nnli p('opl(L of Rr:l:he~er " jt:s tl y beliPY'l'" that the "fnbe l'cport:-:" r t'gardin~ the ('~i~l nee of nn ephle mi c of !"rnnllpnx in that city Hare for th~ purpo~(~ nf d' l"('l1in::: tradeto othe-I" dtit':-o: ' TI:i~ i~ n pl'd ty ;!TaYC' ('harj!e for n rC" ... pf't.'tahl(' ll l)dr lil~e tb(' Roell· ('strr Ch3;ul\rr of \~l~m{.rre to fatl,rr. TIle tlnly t't'-o elt u-"" thnt wOlllfl h e likC"ly to ~1 in h y n di\"'{'~ion of trnlif' from TI('('ht'!'tN' are R ufInlo and ~'-rnl·u""r. The I[er.l}'} i:"\ in n p(l~i~ ti~n to stAtC' that the C'hnr;rc i:-: fulc:a !':o for ns Ollr own dry is concen\{'d, Xnr do WE' bpli('Ye thut the \;usine~s m tn of Buffalo, 8 city of 4()().OOO population. hn Y't' hN.'n <.'Ontluctiof! 8uch n "il'iollS Pl'OI'3Jmolla n~ the Roche:;ter CLnmher of Comm('rce d(l~cribes. Ln. h.' ''~ thnt hOll y cn n t-tubstantinte its a8toni~lliug aC'cllsntioll by conclu:5i'io (' \'idt'IlC(l' it c:hould n~~er hal e assomed r('~rlou~il;i1ity for it. The business me n of ~yrnc\1~(?' nnd Buffa lo u r e llot hea rtless knfi'-es. It s~ms to Us that the authorities, The one neW's- papt-'r ('xception 'WR~ thf' ro~t Expr('s~, whil'h took the- ~ounl1 thnt the pubhc should be nch·j-.:cn n~ to t he progreS-I of the c1h;('a~('o nn d that the soppl'es:o.iou of th('o fnct ~ would !'i1ll11iy ('llCOu r n~e wihi ('-:tn!I~l'ration~ of tlw rl"n.l conilition~. 'l 'ho l'o~t Expr('~s brn ~ Rrlhf'reli to thi .... pnlit'Y, thou~h ~om(' ~ f th(> Incal bu~inps:i" lllru withdrew thplr ndYt,.·rti~iDg- Jl:ltron:l~e In couscqueo.cf'. Th(' Oth':-l' jourDals w("re silent _on tho f'uhj~t, antI th1~ sile nce, i~ "e may h('li~\'(> tlle Post Es:pre5~, 1~ one e3." planntioD . pt'rbap::; tbe chief one, of tbe- nlnrminS' rumors thnt ha,-o b(,(,D circnlntN in R ocl.t~.; ter. Tho people ko c~~ that th ere w('re n number «If smnllpo:3: ca . . . ('s Ul1th.' r tr~ntment }n I tbdr <'ity; tlll' Y \\ l're ql1j~~IY o\ls('rY~ nut of tho gl"uernl 11i:--PO~It1on of tlle I'l\l'W'spnp('rs to mum , ta'tn .ecr""" nnd ~ t from thls "pry secrecy they dre,,; ex~" ern t u deductiou:> as to tbe e-xlstin~ llco (' . 1. 1 ual8 been for I DR. WILLIAM G. BISSELL B e n cJ of U l e nnl't("rio]o~it'al Bu reau. Dn ffalo DC ll nrtme-nt of r nl)Hc He nltlt:., ~:::::====~~~~~~~~ suffering from the dlSeb. ho.L come .. " ) ,'\ 1 The doctor is not discouraged at t his t~ concerted mo~e to driYe him out o f Mill1UwaukEie to live and practictC>. At tht waukee. He bas rented three ball~. onE' tfme of his experiment the doctors tbrougl sout h OD(>: ('sst a nd one west ann" 111 bethe country awalu' d th~ timl' tor tbe dn'a< gin s' series o r lec turl's Jan_ 6 in Lincoln ha ll on "Common SeDse )If'dlcal TreatmeDt, disease to sho'w it;selt in tbe blood of tht or 'W hat thE" "\Yorld Has Been Lo~ktDg tor bold physfctan~ but they willteu io vat n, fO I [hf'. e 1"i00 TE'n n~," as he d('~c rlb(>d the t he Appleton man who had tht:' coura~e of t ltip hlms .. l!. •" his coo\'ictions ne-vcr h.ld a !ilgo ot small" 1 do not intpnd to be drh'en a W8}. -P , ~m .... " He was oSlracf.:;pd CroOl [he homes 01 s aid D r Rodf'rmund last nll{ht at the Rl :::"'''''''''===== pox. hls oity and the health 8uthoritJ£'s quaran- publica~ hous,'. " );ot nil the regula r and tined him. His t('How ph}'~lCi3D~ Irregular doC'tors of all th~ 8choo!s of medHERE about him a Dd Jeered him. but Dr. RodE."r- idnc cnn stor my pra.ctlcing _herE."_ ~ In~ m und jl!t'red bat:k Th re ~ \!_T!n.ine tend to ha (' offiCE.". [00, It 1 ha\c to "TOte 0 An I ('"()ndltion~ . It "on u . brlll'r to tell tbeUl the e:!:act truth m tbe firs t plucl'. ~r Frow tee h .... ).rienC9 of RochestE"f . wn cit wbldt is. only PH:htS 0011 our 0 S, d 'tT' n le~~on of (\iHant, :;.hould rn I was raised and the do ughty (Olmy ot vac- build onr_ 1 h3 \'E!' a right to practice my mile , . Th n~alth RUI,lorlties "1 c lnatl on wen t OD I regardbut tb(1I vlgllollce. e )I?'cturiog' tour. att.cr- pro tession. an d w III do!';o ~ diabolical ward returning to App ltt(ln and settH ng ('o nsptra('y again st me as '. ~~ cuse sbouhl ta k" enrl'Ule precal.· dow n to praetlco. have bea tt'n them befo r e and will a gain. ~. ra k~p tbe dbense wltbout ou~ . tion~ to p ~ow he has carne to this ("it)" to opeD 80 ~ omce a nd teach the people how to pr{'\,ent I limits, disease. He ha..s not opened his oroce },H cecause be bas tound. a wl'll~d(>fln(> d e(l m~ binatlon t o p revent it. Hr> f'oga gpu a 5l1t te IiI",r ..u. of rooms In a. '\\~est Side LUl ldtng And ue-gan t o buy fu rnit ure. but the o lhf'r phystelan:,; tn tho bu ildi ng rose in nrmB and iuform~d the landlo r d that wben flodermonrl cam 1n they Would go out. 1t w as 0. s uccessful t hreat and the landlt.rl} ClnC led QlS ngre('~ m£>nt wi th the Apph'ton dot"tor. Then he tried an East Side bu Idlng w1~'l tbe sam') to - - �...................................................... , _ / Incide ntally, t he Hydrograp hic Omce ' ;J:opes to b e able t o present detlnite In• formation bearing on the financial InJury r es ulting f r om t he pollution of . t'Ion 0 f Pu n. waterhouses wltb sewage, waste prodIf'_ tifie InvestLna 0Ci .. ucts from m1l1s and factori es and other y and Supply by Hydrofactors. While the eq uity of the propo· Off'ce . llIon that a state has a rlgbt to dei!ra, h Ie I . mand that 0. river entering Its borders, as the Hoosie enters New York, for inSTATE I N QUIRYl stance, shall be unpolluted. there Is no MPIRE ~established legal proc~re by which ~ - ATER SOURCES tEe .................................................................... .... .. .. . . . .. . .. ... .... .. .. ...... . . .. .. i . ........ . . .. . .. ... .. .. .. ..... . I ~HE A~DERM~N. nIf'!-.S.M _ALLPOX IN BUFFALO: I to.,.. _ to Expre;;;bee ~rdand the a djoini ng "Eve n ';.. WI.~b copies of tb, ... g ews ot Novemb er ...... lainlng an article under flami Ith .. Btating tbat ther I nr bll4lJo AID HAS BEEN SOUGHT FROM Tdamages may be recovered, Injunctions Am~ndment smallpox in Butt:IO' ~~ a .Inr~ "'" SEVERAL NEW YORK INSTITU- procured, etc., and h eretotore th ere has ment . • SW"lIInI ... was supplemented by been no possibIlity of establishing the from th e health ollicer to the ;" a&.t TIONS. ~t,t:! e xtent of damages growing ou t of such November 29th there was not ea eet thalt An abundant 'supplY 6f npolluted pollution. A striking Instance of this or smallpox In the confines otSI~le fill water not only for Greater ew York, proposition Is furnished by the case ot and that there bad not been.1 ~.! but tor the entire Empire State, and th e Illinois Drainage Ca nal, through 31.t. nee ""'" one adequate to m ee t tbe demands not \\ hl c h Chicago Is pouring Its vast floW I Yesterday's BUffalo "Courier" only of the present, but of future ce n- of sewage In to th e MIssissippi to the unthe JnrormatIon that there are at )..~ turtes Is the ultimate obj ec t ot a great doubted Injury of tbe atates throu gh cases or smal1pox In Buffalo; that U. 8Cien~ific investigation now beIng con- which the latt e r flows . That case has cases developed on November 14th and tic ducted by th e U nited States Hydro- b ee n carried to th e courts, bu t there are Insu r ance Compa nies H ave Suspended they have boon and now are under.!-oW graphic Office, with the ab le assIstance prac ti cally no data of sutllcle nt accuPolici ... on Some of Them - Re· quarantlne. ...~ ot such notable scientific experts as r acy t o warrant the assumption that po,' ! on City Water. It these cases were In Buffalo on N can be found on th e sta!'l's of Cornell th e courts will consider that the y can ber 14th and under strict Quarantln@·O\lD. UnIversity. Roc h ester University and deal with the case Intelligently. To a the Butraio health officer knew of the Renssalae r Polytech nic Institute lesse r exten t the pollution of the Susor TrOY, writes a New York Tribune quehanna, 1n so far as it is accomp l1sh('orpol'ntioll COt1J1~('l r;~e ldmnn tlti "i nftpr~ November 29th wh en he made afftda\1 t : Washington correspondent. ed by New Yorlt, furnish es a similar tl- IWO II sulimitted to tht, 111del'lHC"1I n ('011)' there was not a case oC tht) dIsease ~, Numerous measurements, surveys lustratlon. The es tablishme nt or such (If nn net HIIlf'lHlill ,l! ~ert i n ll 10:) of IhB I the confines of Burrolo. Ir h. dId. or ~and observations of th e watercourses d a ta 1s one of th e important objects or ('ily dlU l' tpl'. Tllp a n1l'utlctl ft(·t i:o; i ntpJ1(l ~ worth Is hIs affidavit? If the re .... !OIl. ot New York State h ave a lreadY b een the investigation noW being carried on. cd to t'l'·dlI(·e the l'iltf' of iu te rt'!o:t upon , pox In Butralo on November 2&i:h witt conducted by the Hydrographic Office While It has bee n stated that no flg- wa t'l'anl~ h::-;llctl 111 ('onn('H io ll with !ocn l cIty health officer did not know It, "' and are on file in Washington. The ures b earin g on th e pecuniary dam age work . aud wa:-i pl'cparC'd pnr~t1ullt to iu fnct does not spea k well tor he &CUIDIl w .....rk now in prog r ess co nsists c hiefly or resulting from river an d lake pollutlon ~tru('ti()lls froll1 the hoard of alllt'I'IlH'n ill or watchfulness or the Buffalo authl3lT4 Innumera ble analyses made with a sufficiently accurate fo r legal purposes :\(·t·or<1:lIIr·(, with a r c:-;olntioll intl'oduceu In my opInion the course adopted bJ ~ view to ascertaining those pOints at have b een compiled . some conce ption h~' .\111. .\ dnlll :0;(1111(, w('C'ks flg-O. Rochester authorities and The POll. tlwhich unpolluted water may b e pro- of th e exten t ot this d am age may be )[1'. l~'t.·ldmalJ Mh 'ii:'t'C1 tilt' nld(,l'l11rll ~ hllt press In frankly stating the facts and ~ cured and of establishing bases which easily arrived a t. The Ice crop ot the III<' l~:"t' which he h3d prel):l!'cd. [0110\\'grappling with mIght and main wttlJ a in futur e work s h a ll be r eg a rd ed as Hudson, for instance, recently amount- iug' in:-;tl'lIC'tinnH from the common COllllsit uation, w1Il comm end Itself to the tr f normal, for, it must be known, prac- ed to $8,000,000 in value. Any material ('ii, of a ~trip o( land on th t:' ::'lI ni n and minded citizens ot Western New Yort: , tically no n atura l wate r is chemically in crease in th e d efi lement of the river J (aUlhUl'C' (':\11;11. nllw oc('upied by t ho more than th e eVident polley of .U~~ pure, bac t erIal and plant life and or- must utterly destroy thls Industry. The lI nwn)',l ~'l:tte. hnd heen ",I hmi tted to II", .. lon ot facts that Is in vogue in BuilD. ganlc matte r being invariably prese nt figures at once the most comprehensive Il·II"iit'f.'S of tlu.' l"~t:lle nnd that tli{'r hac l Jualk1 Rochester, December 3d. in varying proportions. and th e most startling in thts r egard 1·('rl1~(ld lo (,Xl'c'llte it, t· lni miug' th:.t thn. Because ot th e impracticabilIty or are those arr ived at by Rudolph Hering ('itr i~ without po\\'(?l' to l'emOY(\ ('('l' ta ill ......... ......... .......................... ,,""transportating to the government la.b- in connection with th e water sup pl y of hrivk buildings 0 11 the !:itl'ip of hUH) ill oratories in '''ashington the vast nu n1 - greater New York, in which h e figu res qu r:-:tioll. ) 11'. I1'eldmnn Hllj:!g"c-ste<l that ~ ber of samples whi ch must b e examined on a daily supply of 500,000,000 gallono, 110" lIl"ttel' Iw rof,'ned to a $uitaule C"IIIin order to r e nder the presen t investt- filte r ed by a plant whIch would cost wittC"l' [nl' ('Oll:·dlIt'rntioll . ratton comprehensive, the services of $32, 557,000, at a n annual expense of ( ' 01. "~m·d. (·cI111mi:-.,~ion(>r of puh lic j f v, " ......... ......, ........... ,..... .. ......... the educational ins titutions referred to $730,000. c hargeab le to water pollution "ol'k-;. flcl\·i-.;pcl th(' nldernH'"1l th ..lt numl\r~ have been called upon and h ave been and th e necessary tlltTa tion e ntailed rl1~ ('c)111plaillt~ h:ll1 been mud.J re~:l\'J­ cheerfully contributed. To Cornell th ereby. The $500.000 filtration plant at ill:: III!' rOllllitioll r, f Hailey n\'ClltIf. UPUniversity has been confided the ex- Albany, which fs operated at an annual tw C'C'n ~ cn('('a lind Elk )o.lrel't~. nnd he amination oC the waters In and flow- expe nse or $20,000, fUrnishes another n<lvj,,;('d thnt thnt ~('cti()H of t!lf?' st rr(lt fng from the chain of lakes whic h in- strlldng example. An exp ense of $1,- ~hnulrl he p:.n ()(l. lIe ~l1~!!l'-.;te<1 thnt an Henlth Cor.l1l1.h~ i ollCr Grr-e ne Rtcludes Oneida, Skaneateles, Cayuga, 260,000 r ece ntly incu rred by Troy, sUll C'xof'tHlilurr of ahllnt ~300 w,>nlll do p o:-t !J on the Condition o( Seneca, CrOOked and Geneva la k es, a lso further \llustrates this point. .J ' I t ' r f b i I't . I I the head wa t ers of th e Susquehanna, \. I l JlIlH ' l. H'If' t ~;. StU)~ IfUl~n~ \lH' \ ttl;~ " 'nter. observations being taken at Portland ma t ('I'lIl 01' l)J' f'~(? 1l (11' ~ 1I1' n(' 1I1!!. ;~11( and Corning. Analy-ses of th e su rface WHl'll l' t! t\tCl ;\1(1l'1'111 cl1 that 1111 1f'''':-; 1111"TIle y, a rer is not 1:1 a very FlUsh:· waters at Binghamton are already on p l'o 't'II\I'nt~ wcre mnrl p :-It o:H'e the :-,tl('et hand, hav ing b ee n mad e at Mount tl u.. .......... ~;!J.lttltl hC' ~ll11l oIT flC';tin~t pnhlit tl·tl nIf'. tory condi ti!>n," That is the substan" Prospect Laboratory by Professor Cmllmi ... ~i()IICl' 'Y al'd also l'('lHll'te I th e of Health Co m~~))~r ~ rtGeorge C. Whipp le. In most instances, t dllng-(,I'''lI~ ('oIlrlitic,n of T'iff[ ~ tn· ..·t. !Jeporton the condition of the city watr. the analyses are being made bimonthly, .... ... ..... ...... ... .. ..... .. .. ..... ......... ... ....... .. ...... .. t"'('('1l ~ ol1th raJ'k ;l\'l'l1 Ue and tllp tlnm~ The city ch em iet finds that In " ' and Professo r E. M. Charnot, professo r hlp·!! tlll·npikf'. -Both ('omlll\1lli("fltiol1~ Prospect Re~e r"oi l"' the aJbumlnold aD!' mania ~till i5 \,er y high. lndlcating ~ ot sanitary chemi~try at Cornell, h as _... ... ..._".... .. .._ . ... ~.~.. ..~~ .. .. ..... ..... ...... ........ .... '\"(,'I'e n'f('ITed to tile C'omm ittee on :-It l·0l'i~. c h arge of the work. Cnl. "'''I'd III':till ('alled th" atte"tiOlt presrnC'c of fresh n itroge nous conltD-,1 The observations made in the Susqueo f ti, P aldpl'l11t'H 10 the t'onditioll f)f hnillnntton. /; hanna are someth ing of a divergence ('1':-1 1 to JO inclusj,·(,. loealed a t the trom the thief objec t of the New York uorth sidtl (11' tile lltllUpiJ1g' hou~t:' ~tn ti()n . examination. being made as a basis for II p ~tah'-t1 t hilt all i l1 ~\ll'nl1(,(" on thC'~e ................... " ............................. ..,... ascertaining the injury done by the hnil~rs had ilt'.t'll "'lI~i1 £, lHl r t1 I);r the Ylll'iwaste from the coa l mines, wh ich have {J\1" ('ontpllllie-., ('a lTrinA' ri~k:-: 'h('r('o~1. discharged such quan tities ot coal dust Col. " ';t nl ~an~ Iloti r't· thilt til(' I~lIrk in ..................... , ................................... and other products into the r iver that ~naJl C t1m pnll,\ 11:1:-; ll])pli(~c1 foJ' n. !{J'Put.:>r t certain points the culm Is fifteen feet ~l1l1 p l,\ ~) ( wal('1' tIlan is HO\\' u"ai!nblt' :It eep. curtatling the normal power of tllP ('OIlIf1:\Il~"s plaut b.,· the n~(> of the he waterco urs e t o carry off surplus . flllll'-illl'h \\,lltl~1' l11:1in in Cnl'l'oll ..:tl'ep+-. ater. and havIng caused injurious I ]11' 1'('('OUlllll'Util'd th nt t il(l fOlll··i n ch ma in oods, even in Wilkes-Barre itself. Ill' t:d':l'll nI> HmI aut hori ty be g-h 'c n to Rochester University, through ProIny a t wl'h'l'-illC'h llln in in Cnl'l'oll ~·t t'c.-.t es.or Charles Wright, Is condUcting an r),"1II .ToIT('rsoll " u'eot (0 L arki n ,trlet. examinatfon of the Genesee River ('01. "' un l IIJ:-;O ),(X'ommt'llt1(?ll that :l Wilt t'l' NEW Jl OS PI T \I, .ut. wflh b lch furni s h es a strlktng illustration' Ilip" in ('1,,' 1,,',. pl"eQ. froUl n t'ln\':IJI an'· ~'E R ST H, I, B EFO R E 'fil E o e pollutton w hic h may be attribut_ 11111' ttl :\o l'thlnI1l1 il \·P lltI ('. 1.('t..)O fC':'t. litSU'E R YISO R S. ed to a Single city, th e river being vi rla id in tho (rell(·h nllout to be .',e ltually norma l above Rochester, but "nh'd 1'01' :t :-;t!\\'l'1' there. in nl'dpr thnt d angerously Impure below that point. Th 1 f1lrlln'z' ('XIWH"'t'. OIl tll'Cuunt of 1'0('1.: t..' .\: CU· e po lutton of th e Mohawk Rive r So many old rcoco rd s have accu mulate.... " ntio ll l11'tY l·p .t\'oidf'd bas been e xte nsiv ely Investigated by the I" th e 'a It de " ....• . New York Board ot Health, whose ex- wagen's' o~~C'! ~1~a;rthero~ Plroll er H eer_ / IIaQJ..t.ll Com~~lll'l' (;~UhT11it~,.c1 perts carried th eir examination to a. room for lh e storage ~r 1~c.~~ta8ufflcient !l I' rOIl I'.t ~htn\Ill.1! an :lJJ;tl.'"~ls o f. tlu' .c}tr point below Albany In 1900 a nd 1901. In Im portant vou c hors and reco dnd 1he S ~r& \\':ll (l1' III ti n· PI'(lspett 1''''''('1'\'011'. con tilth JIcC' rwagcm asked Supt. FiSher Or f t'h CI r. :\11IlI~'",i!ol :-.IHlWR that the wni<'l' is not ill a nec on w the great filtration ays- J lI e ty tern which Albany Is now Installing the .. a I for more spac(.·. but could not g et It.. smi:-.f:lf'tol',V (·olHlitioll. 'Ill<' l'(.'port (.'(111 Work Is b eing further prosecuted. loday he ~f'nt a co mmunication t o the (,!wlf'''I as fnll ow:o: : " Th(' aluuminoid :1111It th Aldermen askirg that a. co mJn ittec be a p_ lIlollin is still "('1';'- h i~h. il1 !1il'atillC" till' e negotiations n ow in progress polnLec! to Inspect th e r eco d d . .. . between th e Hydrograph'I C Office an.'u. him autho r Ity t 0 d es tro y sucrh Soofan l H'l' of j I'c:->h I1\tl'O~('noll'" tontlln\l n n ~ themgive 86 Jl.l'(':-il' ' ,• . ( . ··r . . t 'T ~e T roy Polytech nic I nstitute are suc- til t: rommillec may deCide arc of no value tlO ll . .. 1 h ~. wat(,I' If.; 110 III n ~:\t1 .... 1,- vl) ~tUI, Professor W illiam P. Mason Corporation. Coun::::e l 11'eldman s u!bmltt ci (·OlllltllOll. . ~Il conduct a se ries of investigations to the Beard nn a mendment h e ha e_ Cil", Clpl'k Rll Rdorf a(l\·I..:C'd UlP ul o pr~' the Hudson, b egInning at a point part'c\ to lhe 'ity (;harter l'educJ n~ P[~ ~ 111('11 {If thC' \'('!'ignHlion IIf On' i ~ T.nwr">J1ce :above the entrance o. the Mohawk and fnt('rcYI,. on war rants issued In conncc tJo~ n~ IIH'oo:s('ng-cl' to thE' honl'd of nl(h'l·l1If'lI . wIth locnl worl,. . ' 1 1 1 f tl , earrylng th em up Into th 'o Adirondacks Col . \\'3" rd Comm IS5 Ione r o f Puoll R Hl~ w('t'(' 1'('('('1\'('( nne OPC'l1('1 01 Ie . . . 1 f t I ]{ IT I H ' I n a general way it has been ascertatn~ \\'orks. r ('Ilo rted In com rr.unicatf C ('it.,' pllTltln,g", Iht' 1m 0 1(' 11 fl 0 f ed that th e r e is virtually no pollUtion B\fJco'y a'·l"'llu(', bctwflJl1 Seneca ~~d t~f~ dew nt ~1i,120 lwil1!! lowe~t. 'Tbl"' hids !..~ve Gle ns Falls , and it is deSired as f}~~~'l~. a1ld T lrft htrC'et, between South \\,pre l't"fl'ITt'fl to til (? cOIH m ittC'f' on fillHlIce • .. th ~ . \ nuc a l.d th£' Hamburg Turnpike e case of the Susquehanna, to' as- lon m uangert. liS and impossible condl: v _taln the normal tor purposes of b . lI e l l'l'sely wriles: "They s h ould . ·... .. u· · .......... .. .. ..... ........ ... -.... ....... . OOftlparlson. 0 pol '·('d." , Health CO ~ioner ~In hI A8 a result ot the Ramapo scandal port on th(' concrmon of th e"'""""CIT'y wal~ r rf~ ........................... , :.... thye k",ater supply ot Southeastern New the PrO$pe(,l R ('se rvoir. says the w at('r :r... .............. 01" was f I:. not In a satisfactor y condition He b care ull y investigated by sa.)"!,!: "The almllminQld am mon ia is Mill o pn R. Freeman, consulting engineer V(I· ry hlt;h, Indicating the presence of fres h '" ... , ............................................. ~ : .............. rOvldence, R. I., and by an a ble n lrog(.'nollS conta mi na ti on." .... lot engineers under the direc tion ot Orvis L a wrence. t he youn g man who ~ AUdO)P,h Hering. acting for the '[erc,oun ctectc lalsmpn, m eR~han nge r' lO his th e r eSigna A ldermen OM! of the Inspectors employed by h J.V ded tion and to c ants Association ot the City of New 1~lt y Cle"" Susdo t~oston Board ot Health .l:atused to rf last w eek. Mr Sus Y ork. but the r e sUll remain numerous b vaccinated and Is now 0. vJctlm or orf notifi ed th e A lde rme n today.' s lpox. In Bos ton this Is regarded !~_Intrlcate prQblems whic h awa it 90, a j oke on the Bonrd. EX ,Ii 16 to the Charte r to Reduce Rate on Warrants for Local Work. I''' WATE R WO RKS 80 ILERS. ;:;'\1 ".II ~... o _ • ................ .QfC.... 9... ... ,. ?.......... ._ - ... STILL VERY BAD t;"tl'f. 9u2 OLD RfCORDS f TH[ CITYMAY 8f 0[STR OY[O ~ ]J Ii[S. ,6'OES TO A ~ Com ptroller I nforms Alder. men He Nee ds More Room in HI's Office. I rye ................. -_no - COMMITTE~ Qt:.~RA~TJ~E . .................. .......... ......................... --- ....................... ~ · �TO lMPO 73 ............. ................ --...............__ ._-...... TAX ED IN THE COUNTY ..................................::;................................ Ir}~A CJ N . Y . . ~~ ,. Can 'lne Animals In City Will Have to Pay Just ~ VACOIN ATION IS PROTECTION - -' ~::.: 10Th e In the Country Districts-When Person COWLD",innpr Wiman of TI""h, '(l'r. The llJ III os Md In c~ r .. or tbp Pullll .. II,'altb D"parl- ".CAUGHT SMALLPOX ..... Than One Pet the Levy Is a e mE'[ of th.· (·It,. ha, ma,h' a "'(lort on !\as.... ~ Y . . Ihp mnll-pox ('plth·wl!· hll"ly rnldnl; ~ IN ROCilESTER .. ·· .......... ·•·• .. · .... •·· .. •• ... ••••h .. .. ....... . .......... . p and thc·y d'(,irc 0 kIll the ann11al. The Iherp whleh Is .0 rcmarkable a, to on ever), d( '1I . tax oi 50 cents app ICS to Olle (OJ{ nwrit atu'ution . . '0. 10 To1Opkll1s . I \\'1 ~ Y·..Jr'Io owned by on(' Jam! y. ll'rc morc Tlu":,;\' are r~·ommls ... l{)npr f;lIm:l.u's J. B. U. 1Ilr]'"II, "h., ha n kcIl11poscd by the board Ihan on" dog i, owncd hy"ne jamily fiIllJln~s: That ot all thp )lpl',on'l Illng hi. mother at Lund)'s """-"", a tax of $2 is imposc'd on each adcil- fo;tri("kpu with t1w dlst·n~~. O:! p('r (·cnr. Ont. ftlr Ihh la t t· \ ekl . " • d.veloppd smallpox of :t. 'Iru ,·..-t t ): e. irnal in the'tiOllll dog. On all addllional fcm"k harl u{" -er I"'en Yaeein:tIC'rlllt nil; 1 )lCI' M". Birdsall Is from n r tr l'o uth RI"e,.. '1 y, ~5 - .IS ('(.nt. WI'fO ,'acclnatl'<l Ilt Ipp,t IG . \: tr_-, I :-:orlh~rn OntarIo. -nh r~ he hat ;l .an h o· nty at <loR' mure than olle .In a laml .~ 1 10 t e ( .1 'I ago; lllOI'(~ thun I PPl' ('''nt. Wl'n- YUf"C*i. I ml,l. Hc " baetl nO<'ho ter, ! Mlhing 10 d,) Inle,. . . , . IJI. h clIY 10 1 The supcrvls"r, 1111, morning ,m- untl'lI afler ('xpo:UI'(, tl) til<' tll-l'u'e, som" d ys • go. nnd It Is :lId g acted! th~ d'3I1as", Ibeot>. _\11 , • .'ltIbn t ~ Ikccf of po,cd a poll tax amounting tf) $-11)6 ,n I anrI the I'P.t coosl.tcII wholly of 1'1'1'- 11er"c::~:!n' ~tfps to f'r ent the epr ~ ' has een.l. . I' $6-' h cons In "hom tbe \·n('eJu., mlllll-r ,litl ~f. tjH~ di Nlt.tc have b~ell tAken. . d Th laX will Ihe luWII 1)1 Car me, ,3 III t e to\\ n .ce . e II" tax oi Dry,fen an d 'i'~633 .III t I10 town 0 f uot "worlc" Xo per,oll super-sfully UI rrgll Iar c , .\ .acelnated withIn a rensonable oum'" eacb di,trict of Lansmg. . _ . ber of years wns attaekl'fl. om ... ............................ . ......... .. Cpon the resol~II'OIl 01 SupervIsor It Is undpnlnble that there I !J' , ' ~ "."Ilrin a Tcrr)· t he lown 01 Uly,,", IS authorS a ..................... ........................... ............ • ax " ' offic,'ais wil,1 ize<f to rarsC $250 for the poor fund marked Iner('nse In Ihe spr('ael smnllCOllnl) I pox within recpot y..nrs In this Rtate. . IQ C nfi "'atc, and, If and $25 0 fo r Inghways. as well a' el8ewbere. It "('ems ('I)ua . .................... . .h. Y. PO I " " ' I ' v 'r/I L I Il M~r ~f llb~rf~ B~ ~~ [l[~T~ICI . ~ shODf'. Th. German lI,,"pit.11 roque"terl the Supe,,·lsor. I" .et ,,"irle $~:;OO for the main [ooance- of a frf'/" dl~p,~ns;u'Y nt 6:.!1 I SOlfEBODY MU S T SE TTLE. Allorney \Vallu cp ThuYf'r ~f'IH a. Jpttor to the board aBklng that it dcle,- 01,1, losing both arms - PEST HOUSE SITE The boy was run r I))' n C'nr cnntalnlng cru.hell slone north or the city QU[STION REFERRED. Ii~ll~~n~;~a;~"'n ROy.• Ihlll unle., lhl-' O\· .. . Iat ors C y ar. d Coun try Legis Hlle • Warm Wrangle 8ev~raJ po!'slhly rt'~ponSlllJlf1 pl\nlp~ do .onwthlng (or the boy. h,' will "fire at II,e Hoek." 1 ,_ 1 0,.. P"tt Ig ObJection- - I .............. .. noche'ter form. 'l'accination, and justifies the rule laid down lu most cities tlrot Chlld1'l'n "hnll not attend the public s('hools without having heen forllfied hy tbat pre\'cuA centul'.\· of ('xperienre has almost bnJlI,hed t!11~ Icrrlble dl'case f rom ch'lIizalloll, and It IS not to tbe credit of any pOt'lion of soclClY~ that It comllats a system that 1m, necowpllslred so milch good with so little harm frolll Ignorance or misuse DC '-accine material. ..··u··,··.. ·...... ..... 1' • •• ••• •••••• •• • •• •• lh" li - ......... V Zd/lor 1:\","" N_ : h to h to g ive my opin ion In regarel E lghteenl h ward are justlfled In 11 mpro\'pmt>ntA f"n · wan g it removed; the Board or Sur .IOUII-O,I)<~ "Ill han perv i Ors a re j ustified In not wantlng It mln1 YUr, anil e~. placed on [be A lrn~hou8e property. Thp ot mllnlenaUl'e tUf proper p lace tor it Is In the- cpnter of Tb 1 al~o r~('om- th e p ott e r's tl eld, then turn thE" ease bulJ~ln~ be lighted or lhe build ing over to the Board or H ealth a nd Ihe grounds over 10 the • ad ot 11'.... 81atlng P ark B""rd. so that the grounds may t pJlnl roultl biJ In- not b;com e a nulsa.nce. same as t he or 111, • The "Ily POtter 8 field was nnd call It quamn. Ih ""nly Ih., "O't "We. CE~ I ETERY, I, In~ ~I O. Dec. 8, 1902. re. Ih,' '10 IO~.lIon or th" t'uunt~. tid. trh~n :;Ulh'r\'I~t)r tffnth \\urll Orrt'r 1I ... -- . ~ -.-•.~, proTkllnl{ fur "uo- ......................................................... ...................... ,... ......... .... 4 ntr (Ilrm pruJIQ~ rt~rpAcntlll~ I.~d th INUd ut Wbere th Ilo"rd or RUpl'r_ 18 Editor 61 ern!l17 J.\'n . . ... . . . .. . ..... . ...... . ~.h-~;;~ " .tnt..1 thr Ctlnl~ I "~hY I. It hat therr I. no wntll.tlon l'ornmittl ~ e~ t top g3.l1erle~ or [he [ht'n[(>r~ here, .. Th~ Iy (he Star and Lafayt)ue? h 1 s no !re~h air. and it Iq "pry unb ta y to 8ta:), there (01' hour~ and heI the P<>ltloncd air c-auEted b\' the b TPI\ n'at ng r . You ". .0 Il. thousand P(>ople below ".. h) not remM)· this by thp fan 'th) !ltem · OT wlndo\, ~ tn the root not on p ~ ld eF? nROAD'V ,'-Y TO'll SORIALlST S FI:'\"E D The tnxpn.yer~ pest house sIte. ~ THREE BARBERS DISCIPLINED A Place tor th e P e st House. or t LAST MEETING DECEMBER 30 A t the ,oeg \11al' mt'e ting or the r.oanl or ITe.llth 1,,'1 nigh t Henlth otl1"~r I.t'o),Yolr ~ ub m itU d hl~ m onthly ,"PJ".H'l ( II "'\o\"f lllher ~h(J\.. i IiE; th;! l ~ ~ (asp .., or itl' fe(,1I0~lS di!l"rt~t'!-4 I,;1U h(,(>ll hrou,r'\l to that tt'll hO U~cR h tel b'"'~Jl olq"~H ..h d lid th; ~ tlw' c·.ad h.~ d lJt II :'j'1)11l\" f"d fro: 1 til t' hou~"s. hi .. ,llt ~'nttoll. Lax in Their Duty. ;::. ot Ollicers Complains aad Dotlor Guillemonl i. Summoned B.lore He8ith Board. tl.e l'emNI.v. t" (\ A~l ho u SA. Ll tJa ot - - - - -- lb. B. ding Near I experience DOCTORS LAX IN THEIR DUTY i;~~ =~~lh. Throat Hospital a'ked ro~ the latc'[ argumcnt for Ihc .alue of t , citizens who are wIser than tbe whole medical faculty on phYSiological ques- 'r~ ~:~e~';,"fl:~:;)~ a~t t~eUN'~~~r:;;:e ~I;~ t1~;~~ Trusl ',. ' Recommend to Suo mine whether ronlrllolnr H enn p th(l f;UJIf'~' Goot! Hoad!1i (·"onlperi,:: I tens h I taII atIon J Burgard, mlttee, the SlIP"S thl'mH'I",s. or the "f Ilutralo & Wllllam.,·III .. Hallway I. r"t: 0f a PI ant~lo suited "ponslble for the Rcr'l,lpnt which ,'e In Thomas ~kAulifr •. Jr .• 9 years A (nFtr DfB .. . D ot certain tbat It Is due to the D!'gleet of port .ays Ihe (·omml"ion" .. r .. und vaccination, due to recent atta('ks on erythlng at the Pr'n In I'atlsfactory the practlee made by the traction of _ iii' .............. • Why Br th s enol tho." In the gall.ry al h p. ta~ t'ntftlpd to programrnt>'~? I .\\ P ne\ H ye-t had on~ (;\r~n~ar~.lng Engla nd a ~c1 Gf"rrnnny cothat lh('~~nf'zueJa, II makf'!' m~ th1nk nu I samE" nntlon!'\:. with Frnn('e eq~~1 a.ri~~~ th~ «-'Dun tTY. might with Turke:r It r,~pr('p and ~f'IZt· l'OTtS In FO R VIOLAT I NG c I 'rY HEALTH ORDIXA N C ES. For vIolating regulations ot the DePl4.:...tmel1t of Heal1l!, three barbers were fil l aJgata OhM Ju uge Braunleln In )-I unlcipal Court yesterday, TWO pleaded guilty. while a third plead<ll not guilty. and was placed on trIal and found guilty, Andrew Mendc)la. who oper ates a barbeI;.shop at No_ 1215 Broadway, ad mitled that he had used the same towel on more than one customer. He also adml !led that he had not cleaned hiS shaving cup and had neglected to ~te r1llze hIs razors. lIe wa.s fined $3, and costs amountIng to $1.10. Josep h ~Iorelwicz, of No. 12:!1 Broadway, pleaded guilty to the .ame violations and was simJlarly dea.lt with. F'rnnK Glnu80, of No. 71!l Broad\vny, maintain_ ed that he was innocent or th(> charge of using lump alum and lalllng t o ste'rflize his razors. Testimony for the prosecution was oftE:ret.l by In~pectOJ 9 WillIam B. Bremer anti Edward Klink, H e was adjudged guilty and was fined $2 and $1.65 ('Osl~. ./ I""'/i ........................................................ . DEC 1 1902 .................................................................. ............ ...... .. ~ -~- MAIL CLERK HAS SMALLp r 'EASE DE\'CLOPED 0:-;' HI~ RL')/ -IX SYRArl:SE HOSf'IT \L. df'bt~ ~nu enpzuf"ia hae [0 pal hpr C4\'o·ritl!'\:1n th~t IF; light, lhpn "'ho\\ no :-:E'W" York SUD l'pt lal to Th~ £"1('1:(''' .. yra('u~e, DeC'. 9 -Abrah!1.m E. ~tock ­ 1. tho "ay 1"1 ~ak ~ Turk y pay. That h01m, a railway mall clerk runnIng bE' I think the 00 al It. !"ihoul,t g1n:" b/ tr t railroad ("ompan:r \\\ef'n XE-\\' York anll Rutral0, is (.·OD ~he F"re~[ a ttt~ r .1c("ommodatJnn~ on finNI In the city hospital WIth a wellde-ilned ca.,<l:e of tlmallpox. He df'veloped Crl'rtUfnt' en VfoIlU~ lInr.~ Ca~ ilrp not "ea thf'r a OUgh. and durln~ th!s 1 the dl""a"" .hortly atter lell\1ng N w thl" ('old at p; r~on ha~ t F~an.l OUt tn York on .:IIonday night. 'lhlle on duty. :litr~t \\ aIUngO~"Jlt n. \"pnue and Xlagara. rpon arrh~al here hJ~ apartmE'ot2 Wf"r~ have a wailln Or Forj·~ t c:ar. "·hy no t pl<t('~d under qUD.rlUltlne, as "er~ a.l!lO OCt nf"r" g room the n' and run ("Il rs thf" home of fou r other clerk!'O, ~. H. Buf[ In. Doc. 190:. U . S. P. Hall, P R. Rklnne r. C. H. H~n<het t an ~ John QuInt. The h.." lth au thorlll •• at no hoster, If'dfnn, Herkhnpr and "'cerlsport lH·re nOUtlet:) of the na.m~" of C\"f'nt en oth er ('}E'ri{s Who were In the ca.r with. fr. "'''''kIlolm. -~::::=:=.===--:- ·Thr. ([ ("11t h OffIc,', .. "un (.,lUl'lj1 the" attt!ntiuz, of thl' llo:.J.1 1 to lh, tin th th,.. ph ... qk l~.I'~ of thj~ (I t}' ... ::'" lax ItI th.· m:ltt"r (I[ 11'llorting 111 fl·('tlo\l~ fH·~ f asp", to hin' . Thl!i h:tnd ic;lp!>( h i~ "nrl. tn a {onr.;tctrrablt· 'it gn"" ;lIHl hft a~lP' that thE- Pf)fln. til k i M ine tnt'u·\lI·J' to Hit· up : he l,hy~ld:lml ill t111~ Illatlel'. 'fhp Ht-alth C "11«.1 I' m:lClt. :t " PPt,:l;.l l' ~ Y-lOrt ill ttw' " , H' of Ill' F'rat.k 'iullll·· mont. ~ t;lllllJ': that t int l,h y\(id~1ll l lj.~ll" ly rrf.I(,f,d to If·pon l,l ft·t'tiotls '!l.f' tJ.': tn tllH hl.dth fj",p.JI·tiTWBt. T it" l:Oarft li..:tf"'IV d to thl' I'I'iiCJrt nn.l pU~~" d a r~t)­ lutinn dlrN·ltJ1~ I II' Ouil"lllItIll pl~~r ;:[ thl ' lit 7\.1 1l1,.. .. ti'l ~ (I f 'nd !!;I\'P 1'I''\f'HI~ 10" tlll' III ... th,. Jk',trd ..: tanll llf' hU5 lakf' n. Shy of Pest House . \. protf' t q "( ("h· ,·,l (I'om Ajl~lin. 1"1\"1l11 al ,hi th,· j·hallh"1' Hf tht- 100.l" tio'n (If 111\" J.l!-[ hOU~l'. 'r1w wmnan ~lH 1h~ [ 1\.\1 l'h .' 0\\ lIS pr(,p.E-rty .h~~U· thf' pronosf·,l "itl> of tlw Ill''' bul )clil'"t.:. t nt1 ~hp rt-'rns lh n h l'l' J'l"opf :'ty ,\1\ bt;\ orpl·('d n u·cl ill • , Iu' If I.. l'l' R1-hnuPP i loc atpil II' . 11' H. 'J'}w Jll"olr·!CL Wall fl'" rj~rri',l (n t 1ll' l·Or.'1mit tpn hn\ lng ill c·h.tl I{" ttt,. (t:~tl~i' ~r- o r t ll," J ~t -hou"· (rom t h(' olt! to th l' IIf \ It,·. No Report on Rendering Works. Tn" l'n,nl'I ,'Lf'") ppoir V ·!} \·iot!<4 mf'!'tin 10 i, ., li V' 11 r "por t on thp ."l!'l'li( ~l til)ll for t hl' location of r .. nllt ring- \YlJJ '" In thl!'\ l"tl~· h}" Dl~1'f l!~ mpll. ~l:ltl·tl (h.l t thj· )· \\ '·I·t· 10' If a ) with .l rt'JHu· L T he,' 8 t.ltf."d t h.[ (hpr I~ ,onc.idf"r..i.l,le OJIJHI~HJon (In th f' p:1rt nf tht.~ projlll"l)' to\. nl J" In [h(" \ Itlnlly HC Bath ...\ \ !l UI,; ,,·her..- It Is propoY.\l l) Inc.ate th .. l1tn,t n nd th..- lom mitt(·(, d .. • ild' tf' Ik. I'l.' Cul ,'a,p'" or t}w ~itu;LUon b,· (r.r- r ·,",or I �~ Y. ····,,··· .. ··. ·DrC·'.{····· . · · . ···· ············ • m " " .. '·"' ·'·", .. " ,..,.'" ,...,.......... ,," .,..,' ."" ,. 1902 ...... ...• .................•••••. ................. ....... .. .•. ...... [C:· 10 1'7 .................................................................. •~ ......, :") I - L,. '0111.. " IV, '-PlI.I: • We shall kno w more a bobt "t~llIn, the tl'Ut h a nd t he whole truth" when llw "Commerc ia l" answel's the quesllon we have juet asked. As to the slluatlon 'I In Rochester the j'Commercial" not ~ - DEC,:: - 19 ~PH [~O IN G0f ~:¥:~~~~:2:~~~;;:r:~-~ ~': ~:f~ 1H EGO Nl~G I0N ~ma llpox In Roch e s t e r. The P ost Express co uld not yie ld l o thl" (lic tatlon: ' th e other pape rs did yield lo I t. They pn rtl Clll n rl y,-are engaged in desp ica bl e I bu~ln('!"-s itl at tempt Ing to mn ke Ol1t tho t ~mallpox Is pl'e"alent in Buffalo. There I::. not a ca~c of tha t disease here. l"nknown persons-presumablY adverti sing. giving and their " Te I '1 here is smallpox 111 Bu ffalo i S lJ1 . twenty other cities. and" . "'h'l t here be any lYing a bout it~ are sorry that flom e ------ . ",,·,,·,. "'. ""'Dr'r. ';..'. . ,,""'''' """""""",,,'.... ..... .............. - .1QI? . . .~ ".. ,,'",,''' A deal of undue alarm ~ B caus by the wild reports or C\tl the city of RochestE'r. Thtre 11 enough, but not nearly .so mnIll ported. . . . Il may not be t known that at the time of the Pu can exposition last )-ear toet' If ~s In the cit>, or Bu ~ a a.dded to t he siCk list. Express has not attempted to injure One of t h e lIlornings Post reporters Bul'1:alo, but we ha,'e been trying to tell from t h e regu lar city staff mad e ca reful the truth, and let th e people li: llO W th e inquiries abou t the village last evening facts. The assertio n that 1 h ere wa s, a n d fronl physi c ians verified th e r e - smallpox in Buffalo was not made b y PQft s In cir culation. The village h ealth The Post Express: it ,,,as made through officer, Dr. Davis, whe n inte rvi ewed The Post Express by Dr. Johnson , th e was very reti cent about giving out any E=xpert employed by the Stat e D{>part- I information . H e claimed that th e ment of Health. Th e following Is an ex ,,?ustness of t he place was endangered tract from th e interview with hIm : 'by a smallpox scare which wo uld be "I s thE' situation very serious in R ochesincreased If the neWs should be given ter?" asked the reporter. "BIE'sS you. no," was the answer. "The r e ut to the press. but f a iled t o explain hy th e safety of th e r e side nts w as not is no doub t that there is smallpo x her e but it has not reached th e stage where any onc eopardized try th e suppression of the need be nervous. 'l'here have bee n S(lmE'flam es and r esidences of suspicious thing like 150 cases here so fnr. Tha t is Hot one for each thousand ot the 1;0.000 ca..... es. Th e Post man learned t h a t tw o more population Rochester is c r edi t ed with. The situation here is not as serious as In some ca'ies of smallpox h a d shown th em - olher cities of the state." selves. They are the c hildren of John " It is rE'ported that there is no smallpox Ja cobson whose home is just outside in Buffalo?" ventured the reportE'r. "Th3.t Is not so. There Is smallpo x In the \'lIlage In the directIon of Ross Bul'!alo as the r e Is in every city In New Mills. Still another little girl ~()rk state" who r esides in Falconer, is r ep o rte d "Then Fmallpox Is prevalent all over New York ~ta te?" t o be coming down with th e disease. "That Is correct but there Is no need for DI'. D~\\'is will quarantin e th e Jaco b alarm O-~ yet. The health au th or ities Arp son family today, it is announced. on .t he a lert and are doing e"er yl hing posAll t he above mentioned cases a r e sible to stamp the disease out. These stoyoung ch il dren who have been attend- rle~ about thousands o f caseS' herE' And are exaggerations just Itke the alarmtng !Och ool in Falconer. As. with on e tnf're ing reports that reached the Sttlte BOR.rd e x cp.ption. the first four cases reported of Health from outside pOints :.tbout th~ were confined to schOOl children also, It Hochestel- situation. I have made a full would seem that the malad y gained a and exhaustive investit;atlon of the condlof thing!" here and have no hesl ation firm footing in the institution of learn- !'on In saying that the reports werp greatly pxIng a n d the chances are good for a aggerated. Your local health au thorlti po:;; number of more. arE" doing splendid work and I do not scp Dr. Smith states that every Jlreca u - that they have neglected a ~ing l e precaution. tlon I. being exercised to pre" ent the of the pestile n ce and tll luarantlne will be enrorced.-:lgldI Y• ~pread I .o.!.. ::-f"'0 '''N~'''''' ................. ,..... P. ..·......... ······· .... · Df~ ...... ;;;·.. '0'2' ........ . ~ Pi . - - - ost Express: are laughing at us all over thf.: p ennl ttlng Hcrekcepers a nd Buffa lo wspapers to go unrebu ked for their sel fish etforts t o keep up a lying scare ItpLlnst Roc hester In or der to get some ot t ho busIne99 thn. t n a turally belongs here l f all places In the folate showed their rec~ "rda hone s tly this city would prove to be the safpsL place ot' all from COntagious disea.aea of any kind. S tatistIcs published hlon thly by th e srate department of health state. how It to bo t he healthiest city In lI,. " te. It 'WllS a. mean advantage a nd COIItelUprlble from 8 ,J1Y E'tandpoJnt for a li ttlE:' I'&ln In tra de tor count r y merchants to . IEndl out suc h poisonous utterances as they . have. A gentlem a n who has just returned fro m a trip E a st find~ cases ot smallpoX' : he .... and th er('. but more in proportion els~­ whero than .h ere, yet It Is not given OUt a~ It WQs here under ml~lEadlng headltn(>:; M'annf;' even people tllat ought to know be-ttcr. ·Rochaste r ha~ been EO free fro m sick e of all kin ds that o n tha t aCCOun t no dOUbt We made fools of ou rselve~ becauM 'We ·ha.ve had com para.tIvely tew capes ot a. mala.dy tbftt prevnlls much more elsc 4 "8 where, even In small towns. ~ovem­ flub]j~hed an afflda"il from tnp h (>alth commissioner to the effect that th en'\ wa~ no Rmullpox in Buffalo. Two days later the Buffalo "Courier" printed an int Pl'vlew with the ('otnml~­ :::.ioner in which he ~aid tha t "llutralo has had since April 14th Just 431 c~ses" RO CHEST ER VICTIMI ZED, ltor This In t e r view was printed on bel' 26th. On the 29th the Buffalo "News" attacked The Post Express, deno;;;;ced Dr. Johnson'!; ~tatement as fnl sE'. and They h.,·e got lh~ lie on Us and so f ar it hn..c;; wo rk t:'d well for s; lItUe extra. business and thpy w 11l t r y to keep it up ~v loag as th~ y {'an g~t any busint.":i!i ou t of it. 01 smallpox, but denied that ~here ha d bf'en a single case since October 13th . On the "el'y next day th e "Courl er" reporterl two cases of smallpox in Buff~IO. A girl was taken d own with the dlsea.."'<e on November 14th and her brothel' a. few days later. " Th ey are undpr strict quarantine," addpd the ·'Courier." I 'Vhpn we contra.st this ~tatement "Ith the aftlda\'lt of the h ealth missioner and "Co"1,.mcrcla l," CO m- the assertio n of the we find a di screpan cy whic h is difficult to acco unt for. " 'Iii the "Commercial" eXDlaln why it was that the health commissio n er made an amdav lt on No"ernbel' 29th that ",hero is not now a Single case of smallpox in tlH' c:lty of Buffalo" when at that time two perf=ions Rick with smallnox Werfio "under !"triC't Quarantine" at No. L79 Purdy street? The "Commercial" says that when smallpox \\'as prevalent in EuJ'ta lo "Buf- falo met the attack boldly, told the tr uth a nd the whol~ tru th, and treat ed the epidem ic s c ienUftcally a nd s Uccesstully. Roc hester has purs ued th e policy Of concealment or mi s representation. ha s sque a led about 'efforts to hurt Ou r ll ade a nd has a c ted generally like O\"prgrown vUlage tbat It is." th e P S-I .. Z~·;·~~~~';~·~';·~ '~;~~~~liR trU th a nd dea l honestly and ililrly by Leve r ybod)'. ,/ """"" 1 ;'1 they readers Letlers of this c har ac t er 8l'P most welcome; th ey Rhow that thp r f"O oit"' undprstanrl the sacr1ftces that Th p Post Exp ress i s making In th e ir behalf. and that there is strong popu lar apprecla tlon of a n ews paper that is willing to tf'll t h e fa('t has been pointed out that there w as smallpox in Buffalo. as well as in Rochester. that there was smallpox in a dozen olhel' place.s. that th ere se(' ml:'d to Th e n umber of smallpox cases about br a general ep idemic, n ot ('onnned t o The Po:::.l bee n of o ur patrons have deserted H9, hut we owe a duty to the public, and we must perrOI'm lhls duty. The Post Express has I'ecel"eel many Iplters from c l ergym en, physicians, a.nd busines~ m en, commending itR CO Ufse. anonymous, cowa rdly. and unjustiQabl f" w ith a posslbil1 ty of. one lnore to be pox was to get yaccinated. no not of advertising. attack on Rochester merchants has been Vf"I'Y pxa~perating. ]n r eply t o it. th t" a n d In the neighborhood of F alconer A nyone stale or a ny partic ular looallty , h as Increased, trom foul' to six pa tI en ts and that the surest way to .,·old "mall- lost have to gi vE' the ne ws. has suffered some loss Duf- Rochester and that people s hould d o their holiday shopping in Buffa lo. Thi s Vigorous Precautions Against an Epidemic. h a.ve Rochester is not s haring !In anything else \\'Ith Burralo ~ ~hoUld Buffalo mer chants ~ ~e busmess interests ('It R th e news; Th e P os t Express, con tinuing More Smallpox Discovered at fal0 men'hants-haYe distributed h anc1,blJ1s througho ut " ·este rn New lork deFalconer. ('taring that it was dangero us to "Isft SCHOOL CHILDREN VICTIMS t nLwspapcrs printed anything lTIore about The Rochester paper.-T'hc Post Express ......"":!."t;.-.,..........__ tster's willingn"ps to . . ~o t oxg epidemic with Dull'nlo It one evidence of gent'ro~i~y be ~IhOse thoughtful otteri' "hI:&.t Quire ~~ ned with th all ft:~ .-8ul'fi e ffort at co ncealment. Certain adve l'Lise l's notified the n e ws papers tha t th ey wo ul d withd ra w th e ir palronagp If th e 0 Q.f,,_ ··· .. ··········.. ··· .. ,, ······ .... ... ... ... ..... nr(' co n cern ed, ther e h as, indeed, b een an ~ . m.......................... ,_ ................ ".~. Y al together wrong. So tar. at least. as OS ................... .. ..... ... . ..... ................................ a ll th e n ewspapers but Th e post Express ~.. "~ ...... -... "-........ ., ............." .............-!.i.. ........................... '" t is } nt.·· ...... " ......... ,........... ...,... ... .................... ,.. , Fe.......... 5 -... ...1902 ............................... , .................. last summer then.' W"1'( f{J r-c!t W Cities are cited berau~ p JlCorl~ . dul~' excited wh('n this dread 11 . f\L..v .... · v .. .. . /.}.\........ ........... .. .. pears near home. It HI !';tated thll cent. of the case~ In thf' ROth{s!~r are per!lons who werf' not \'aerin'a Th e V a l u e of Publicity . would "em to he conolu,I,·o " .. ;". peopJp shou lJ be \'accina tM.-" \"at sldent ot Sy racuse c ame to Roch - rhronicle." es r a few days ago to mak e a visit. On ntering th e house of hp.r friend she pre is no nE'en to Ill' frlg'lltntd sa id: " I didn ' t kn ow whether r ough t smallpox. but It is W4?lI to \f" 1 to come or not, there is so much small~ I The disease years ago was lool~ IJOX in Roch e ste r. Why. they say in a plague. )'I edlcal and nunlnlp~ Syracuse that there are nearly a thou- , relieved the diseasE' now of muchl sand cases here, that the r ail roads 'wlll time virulencE'. and It J1'\ ~t'f:S to W10t take merc handise out o f Hoches ter than many of the other 811menu -: . ' pIe come in contact with frrqul'IItl)''' ..Ind that they are thinking o f runnIng (car. The doc tors and nurses I their ca rs around t h e city without stop- much better how to cart" for ping." When assured that th e re was patients. and the death rate th e grossest amount of exaggeration in compared with former years :d ell this • the Syracuse lady retorted • many other diseases. When rnot!.:t nUt " Then how comes it t h at the newspapers ods are applied therp I~ \'~n' J have not k ept t he people informed of making. Indeed. If k"hPdls'c·,'nen.0t there Is seldom a mar I.' the facts. why do they allow such exag- dian Weekly Gazette." gerated r eports to b eco me c u r r e nt?" 1 H e r e Is another cas e. somewhat simi- I There Is not the ~Hghtest dang~r~~ lar. A Rochester m e rchant reeehoed a sons who desire to ,-181t the cltr.-Xl Jetter from a wealthy woman living In rls "Enterprise." a co untry village not tar away. In pre- \ v ~o us years she h ad bought a ll her At the present limE:' the dtsea.&P J ChrIstmas goods In this city, but this creasing: and lhe health offlce,,&Jt year she was d o ubttul about th e safety all in their power to pre\'(>nt the f' of a v is it to Roc hester. H e r le tter con ~ trom spreading. The prompt &I)itb Unued as follo Vl's: ef't'orts now put forth hy the hW .... t and the wholesale vaccination th&i t I wi sh. and so many o f my fri ends wif1.h induced by the opening of fret va 31so. that the Ro c h e~ter newspapers w ould stations in various parts ot the ci': .. I)rint th e truth about the matter. 50 that succeeded tn holding tho dlseur!t 'r" we could kn o w wh ether the stones we h en r Smallpox has not only been p~f1; have any foundations. I do not want to ri s k Rochester, but it hns also beell ('oming Into Rocheste r if reports that I in a greate r or less degree In all tbP h par of 500 and 600 cases of s mallpox :lrc true. I take a morning paper an d have ern cities of tbe United State!. 111 been unable to find even the slig h t est ref- last summer there were over SOO erence to smallpox. I w ou ld lik e to knoW at the present tim e smaHpox Ie ~ in that city. In Cleveland II! ,...·hat n e'l\'spapers are tor? Ile led l\'lthl,1 there l\'ere 900 cases repor . 'f!I, T he Roc h este r merchant who £:,upplied Smallpox cases "'ert" I't'~ d J JIlI.Ilr The P ost Express with this extr act from t i me. Alban y. Auburn an ". k C1 the letter said: "When I read this I throughout Weste rn New "lor imm ediat ely replied, telling h e r to r ead respondent says there is "0 The Post Express it she was a.nxious to one In the outside towns t know the exact truth. Y esterday she frightened in the sma llPOX Sl~ appear e d in th e s t ore a n d informed me Rochester to justify. at th,~ fir'tl j alarm._"Orleans Amerlca.n. _ that she had mad e arrangements to .......................... P... ~ I I rt":II. spend a week In th e city." Her e, t h en, is a str ik ing illustration ot the value of publicity, and of the importance of telllng the truth. Th e Rocb- :===JI es t e r m e rchants who threatened to with~ draw the ir advertising from The Post ---~=D=,~~~~I~Y~i Express if It published any fncts about nt· ····''''''· .. ''·······'·~·:::··';·902'''' smallpox In R ochester. and who actually succeeded in muzzltng the ot h e r {-apers. so that they are n ot giving to their readers the n ews to which they are e ntitled, acted unwisely. and we believe !.ra t they "xe now beginning to see that they made a mistake. How eve r this m ay be, we ca nnot resist the conviction that the merchants who would hide th e truth a od the ne,,'spapers who have yielded to their demn.nds a re doing th e businc!:'s Interests of this ci ty far more h ar m than the n ews paper tha t urge s peoplp to sub- mit t o vaccination, a nd quiets public alarm by setting forth the facts day b y day about smallpox in Rochester. / • ., . ...,." ...... OEC. .. :!.. ~ ....... "" ." ... ,..........,........t.\.... ".., ....... ,," =- �'rom ....... Drc·g. :···1902 .' .................................................................. ···· ..............·_# ........ ·.. ~~P;1·~·· ·;·:···· ··· ........." .... ....... p .~L ...... . ................ .. /~.'G~::'I;;~;;::;~,~:' • ,nip.". • . a IY. hIlS and slgnl!1cance. gr<! I import'" rent. ot all prr&<,ns More than e ~aIlPOX III Rochester strlchen n1U lID ~~In&ted. were never than 4 per cent. weN! something IIOIt ' .'re to the dlsell!'le. vace:In8 ted ~~" elP1 ~r cent. were vac' somelhlng O\~r . xl!!n or I.enty years ago. ' J clnaled 51 RJ'e persons unsuci'I The remalO der I ! lIy ",t1nat/oL ~ ceSS u tit authorities can d t rSo tar as ,bo has been \'8cctna ted mine. no pe~t\Jn the la~t tew yea rs succes!!full) ~I , n slrlcl:<' with smallpox . bas bee b ~ .. enoonger proot than Could I e, ~ . ~\1 o! the etHcacy ot \ ncihese 6gUI!5 ,. elnaUon! 000 It Is estim.tel that more thll.n 16. _ ntclnated In Rochester persons ren; during the m,~h o! :-Io\'ember. The city .ulhorlti!! are or the oplnloll that 75 per cent. otth. inhabitants ot t be city have been mciuated. that Is to about 1l!.100 p![3)1lS. It 10110"" ti~!!ll". when the rematnIng 25 per cenL II tbe population. or aboul 10.Il00 1l'I'-'" are vacclns ted the dlse.se mil dL.'l'at. And so It lie«"" tbe Imperative duty or the newsp.1/trs. ot physicians. ot school teachel'!. I}f clergymen, of employers 01 lal<' 01 all per ns ot power or Innuence In the community. to Insist upon vaccinawn. It Is not too mull! to say that those who refu", \1",lnodon through obsti- j 1\ "·W. ~ " nacy, lncredlJlhy in the efficacy or ya ~ ~ cinlltlon, or fl~r any other rea80n, are not only runnl:g. needless personal danger but ,I! .ndangering the "",tet)· 01 their leUomtn-and to thIs et t t •~ are enemies cr Ih' community In w ch ey live. ---- 1· ...... •........ D'EC..· ·:.. i~·02 .J. ) - u •• u •••• • •• u • • .........................". ................................... p• • o I I' SITUA!IOI IMPROVED. Dt... ,a tllt!-:bar or l'ali.nt. ft..ettfllctlt Htl\.lI ..pltal. - alth om"r Goler to-day reported to II Comml .. lo"" Gnman tb. pleasan t news • that the smaUl1018ituation Is materially Improved, Xot.-Ithstandlng the extrem" tlo cold 01 ye5lero.y Lbere were but 1\\ u new • pallents ~ei'ed at !fope hospital ye.terday. ~eitt", of thele persons had ever been vl<Clnaled. One patient died at the hospitAl lIlterday and he had never been YI''''in&ted. Three patients .~e~e discharged fiom the bospltal ye8er ay and more ~U! be discharged to,day. Tbere were Iii patients at th h pIta I thIs I e os~ Yesterday morn ng as agaInst 150 there mornlD~ An Illtlstratlon a! b untrue amaIl ow disturbIng and ter's bollday ~':a rumor! Injure R6chesi\ttorney Warren e~.. given by Dtstrict that he had hEard I morning. He said towns that th I said In the country smallpox In R=: were 1.500 cases ot peated and h I~'ter. Those ",ho I'erumor. uncontra~l:: thIs t Idlculous paper excePl The P by any Rocheste r InClined to \1stt a:,t Express. \\ ere not sboPPlng. Since TIt heater to do their shown that I e Post Express has only are I:' than 150 caees tears have ahated the cIty the reSidents are no. and many rural clty's bIg siores preparing to visit the "I commend Ibe Poet Express." ..: Sltion taken by The mornIng. Mr. Warren thl "I b s elte" the tru lUi than rumo" Ih. mUch less ha rm_ COuntry bUYell .:ho Uld be tOld. The are 1.500 cea" or 0 h<!lIeved that there were amazed t. lS!ttaIlpOX In the cIty only 150 eaa... "rn that there are CBIet "B<,jl;vlng t hat th "~r 11 I ere ou d not Come In KnOWIng that cases. all Isolated w!Il come In.'' . . ... .. .... Jl/1SJ ... II,EN PO I,ICY. .............. Inj" s tlce tIo,,,, Hoeh,'. tr r by B uttalo pa· p (' r~ III the nta Itpr or th e s mallpox deml .. now "" I.tllIl': In no"hflster. ' illote. Dr. F. C. Cu rtis. expert of r,1 :tle hoard of IH'olth n" Atntl ng that II ~ol<l t1wrp h" ve bee n n bout 100 co.ae. In Ito-h ' Hlc'" s ince t hp tll.eltRe mall" ils r PI"'" r;l11!'p. He a Is o quo les Dr. F. W. Rmlth. hen lth omeer of Syracuse. as denying thal he s tated thet'e were 400 ca"pS In no ·hestel'. o r making an" statement of thp l1l11l1ber of caSps. Mr. Iv S Illlempls thus to mlnlmlz'! th e slatcn1!"lltR or the d lsellse In Roch· re,te l' n 'HJ to leo.\·e the Impression that therp ha , 'p not been more than 100 easerR of sma llpox In R ochester In the aggregnte. P('rhap9 the re have not been. b ut t h " Rut h e9t e r papers at yell· tHdllY atated t hat t h e day betore, De· cember 2d, thpre were 132 cases undft" treatmrnt at the pestho use. It IA well kno\\ n In HOC'hpster thll t there are PI'al cases under quo.ra.ntlne In tntf'r cour!ll . ern Method of Hnndling Dangerous 'I'll" (..• trl<'h nevrr galnpu a nyt hing by Tropical D (as s - Also Observed hh tlng I'," h" [ld In th e M nd " h e n danForeign R e:tlth Dep ods in Cout./gious Dr. G. \\' l' D, se a~es. Ulller. of the lIe Itll purtlTl clll, r ellh'd h001 nt !1. 15 lh. - O'(')l\ k t',ree lIIu nth~ 1111' up t'ront .. '"t.."\\ '\ or h CIty yc"I~ I'II.') 011 the tnst m 11. Or. G er \\ , SUn- r 11 troDl n ur ,Ig. I 'st n, ht. but mId thnt he hn I ellJOY d hi trIp an.l. sslt1u Irotll the p In In hi" I ,·e. w • te~llnS' \ ~II .lilt! trong. He Inqulre,1 bout th' ~lIIalh.o x ,Itl.aUon h· n·. anti . let he 118,1 hc.,rJ nothing l lut It tI'ltil nr r hl~ rrl\-al In New York. He 6al0l h~ h"d re"cIYc,1 .. 0, ~ ylng there . r .. 11 f~w ~cattcrt It c es In th cit)'. hut that was thp \lst he hearrl untll hI! S' prc.l a_hoI', In 'Il\\" York ("t)'. He ml" that thl' :II .aha. thE' Rtcnmer on whIch h.' salt, I. got In the I nth ot thp re~ent hurricn.ne ,·.hen @he "n~ two day" out, and thn t the pn" nRcr- h.,,1 abo ut R' lI\'ely n 11m a~ they ('\'Cr wnnted to see a I!'a i"l. "It ''\'n !Z: th~ "orAl fIItorm In y nr~." !'inl') Dr. Goler . .f "" ot th\! hlg .... ('. I. wer b. ('1;- damag.. d hut tlt". 1 ha C IT throlJrh all rl'l'ht." Dr. Golf'r "3" tI tor En Ian" arly In I st IIlght 1/0" '1 ,.0.\ Ht.: l hI I h 5 - plrm'ho'r• .A ft Ihr ~a l p 'wd. me u t Met h-.!, ·· ~ nrrlvln ~ thprfl he pn- tpred lhe London school at troplral m~<ll· dne tor the I'urpo.~ ot making n 'pedal study ot the lat est scIentific methods oC treating .ome at lh most dange rou~ tropIcal dl!e co. Er'gland has thorou ghly realized till necessIty ot the !'tudy of th.· IrulIl 11 UI,,,n,es nnd Itas Irendyest bll.he,i t\\O s"hools tor the study at them. 011 In LondoI' and II not her In Lly rpool. I '" Interesting to note that S urg (I n ::11 jor HOES ot Ihe English nrmy. who IS .t \t,phoa-l of tbe Liverpool Ichool. t weh e yea r~ ago annfiuncpd that thp. mO~fJulto\ ~ were the sale mean. t or the ~pr a ling ot malnt'ia t~\,pr. "'here lher~ were 110 mo>qulto g. he declared, therf> was 1'0 malaria. His announcement only cat! ed him to be ridiculed. Some ot btR 0\\ n a •• orl~tps In the arm y retused to 51'e ~ to him as he was cartoon.d from ant end ot Englan d to another. Dr. RM" has lI\'ed to aee hl ~ th.or y accepted by the I"adlng scientifi c mcn In hIs pr(ll' I'lJl anrl has had honors without number showe red upon him. The result ot Or. Hoss' tnvestlgatlons has been th, d"vlslng of organized means tor the extermlnntlon.of the mosq uito a nd wtll prohn bly lead to a en"fu1 s tudy ot hou.e In.eets wl tb a vI w to discovering whnt pa rt they may have In the d Issemin ation ot disease. Dr. Goler not only made a B}>pdal study at smallpox. but he also studh·tI modern mel hods tor the treatment or cholera and plague. Arter his work In Engla nd Dr. Goler went to the F lnlpy Institute at Copenhage n to obser\''' the npwPr treatm en t of oonsumptlon by mrn nR 'of IIgh t and a lso the treatment o t Rma Jlpo" by t h e same process In order to prevent pitting and scarring. In the fl fteeneth century John of Gndpden devIsed a means o f tr eatIng lhe d Isease by envploplng thp patient In a red cloth allowln!\, only t he red rays to penetra te to thl' ~kln. Th Is "CemR to p l'evpnt the scarrIng. At 1hr present time It ts rea ttzed that t he patient mus t olso h ave aIr nnd pO menns have hren devIsed so [that hE' may have not on ly t he b enefit ot lhe red rays. but a lso ot pure all'. Dr. Goler finI sh ed h i. wo rk a t t he F inley Ins titute t wo WE'l'k" ago a.nd immediately started fat' T>:ngland. whenc e he sa iled for homp. Whit" a hroad he a lso Investigated the In t~Rt methods In vogue among lorel~ heAlth dep&rtment~ tor the handl ll1g of con taglOuR dh;eay . ,. <:... X IN ROCHESTER. fl'() tn Joh n A1. ) \lai, !'!.('t:r~tary of the itf)I 'hc'Mtlr ('hn mhf\ )' of Commerce t in 1:\" T hursday'" Er.proS,. com plains at 31th Officer Home From Three Months Trip Abroad. t a r~l p8S 1-1 ' Imll. STAT]l;~m H T AS TO EX· TEN'" OF nUl DJREASE. 1 11101' H"f'I'~ lo J ;"pro.": - Th e letter I In too • SMAU. n"pra,·. thp,'~ IA 1\ 1)('lt~ r In Hoch. thllt till' hest wny 10 combal th~ " Illntlpox t pldpl1'Ilt· Itl I hnt r lty I" to " UPIlI"'"~ npws ot It. ' rh(- QAsprtlon ~ 1111)(1 " I hu t th~ mrl'c h rm Is or Roc hesl er1 l1 a \'~ tllrp.1t n pd to withdraw t heir ad\~ rtl -IIIIC nr Ironnge trom I1l1lsr pnllPr" \\hlt-h ('antinup to tp ll th~ Iruth about I hl' . It un I Inn. I!' t hllt I~ "0. n g rpot ml s tll k ~ Is bring 111:1<1,>. T ill' <1nl), Il l' thr comm unity Is CONTAGIOUS DISEASE STUDY 111) 1 nnly to uo what It ('o n to prevent \1\1' "l o" "IHI of th p ,1I sNl"P wllhln Its own tlml! •. bil l 10 wllrn Its nplghbors ot t he n ',de an Inve Ugation o f Most Mod. clung"I' whkh th t'y IllIlY possib ly In c ur DR. GOlER BACK ......................................................... , 1,Luv. "., ..................................................... •.Y,. .. .... .. ........................... P.~~ . . . . . J9.o2 ......... ~~;~~~~ ~o~h:~r:e:trPa;eo~~t~he .................. .. ....... y - 8M£LLP OX "IT U£ TION. •••~omc.r . ( i \ ) hh .l( • • d ..8'01 .. _sa n.ah •••• rl. uiI H., .Alarm.". -- HI' Ilh Ome"r Golor WAS nt his dN.k toda.y iooklng wetl and h,-arlY. He surr,'r Lod from an a.ttac k of nf."uralgin in New Yo rk YMflt:rday , b ut rt~COVf·rt...'<I t rom it to-day. ' Tllo Joowr ..ruG he h;'d not Y"l hnd tIme to ~om" th"roo ~hly (am!!lar with lhe \ lO("RI !ltmullpox Ritufllion. hut hl' (lid nJt tUJlnk Rocbl'8t.erlllno n~ed t alarmed. "I n from t Il to 100. " ' lth 132 C[lSCS under treatment one tim a nd CMes com Ing to Ing fl'om the pesthouse dally. de nt there m ust have been •• v ...... 1 dred ca8es In Rochester since ease made tts a ppearance. rlgh t-the Rocheste r board of or the s tat e board of health and lves? The presumption r avon! the tormer. Certainly no one will helleve that B uttalo papers or people desire to do tnj ustlce to Rochester by overatattn, her amlctlon of con tagious dlsea.ee, but neither do they w ish t o do tnjustlce to themselves by Unde rstating the ume_ It wou ld be better to r a ll concerned th ab"olute t ruth were told _ .r""~")' •• Thc letter ot D r. Smith t o Mr. no t deny l ha t he advised the tn·raell.. ntllo 'lly or hurnlH"," :ltd th(· dO<"tor. "the i\Iaqons to rema in away oUlun;"Hk would p8b~ without n. sonic fa ir a t Roc hester. hurr)·. P pll~ th(·r nre u~ed to 1t. ht:l"C nle. on ly that h e made })r Jil;t'nl Ih~)' ar~ not. or Tha.t·. th . th~ BI'('lll to the n umber ot In Roc hester. Buffalo. Dec. 4th. I1S ,1Irr~r"ncc" yt lror(')u~ n'pr(>!-ientaUnns ' of th·) S tlltt'" Bonrd or lIt·alth. supplfment!ng th~ truthful prp~('nlfltt()n or th~ (nit.' sltun.tlon h~ Tht" POM Exprt·l'-"'S. th~ loC'al , CB.8e8 Ij.en.!t/> ~ rrl or Wavl.l\Id hU;< ,,"I Old th. 'rant .. . ......... . hsurd Quar.\nthv· whl ('h It cp(.".arrd age.ln~t \) • (,)Cbl fer tt.-n M\!o' ~H;O. Tht· ~t:\tt" Ht'uHh oard told L1r ~kI11nt. ro, the '\"~l\'h:.nu hpult!i. ....... .......... ~ ....... .. . orllcf"r that R('J('hc \C'r W ",l~ in nn \\uy w on;f" ~ ofT a~' r~gf\r' f-nl •.dIIJlO. I Dr. any S;,:!:~:: Itillan totlh'thrnrtllt'heS .. ..... ...... ........ ...... .. ~. ~.G at ... 5.. ~.....~.......... of thp 9't1h". II I n. 01.0 n mn (>( t.xpoeurr Y 'fh,- Post F.xJ"rt·."~ ot th(· mlc;;· --:::.,~~=====+====--.rfpre~l~nt ath ln of th(' m lllpox ~Ituatlon In 1"11 rd B I" by the lle:tl:h .lUthurltl<. ot Ihllt ........,. bee e a Roch ..'ter p:lpe r w it! s m , l-pox in BuUalo. anti ,J ..clRrt i wasuot a cru;e of it in the dty. ~) ~",prday mom In!;' FI\'(' p;tttl'lIt~ we re dl,- sccrns thnt t\yO ch ildren \\'1;0 b c:hflrg I ye.l'·r(j,,~·. two 'Ii,d. an': se",·" visiting in Rocbester are dOll 11 WI b the Wa y - a n~w C81tP'A \ ·,tTt.· r el\'Nl, It'do\'lng laO caacb . . . m Bulr"lo. 1h r a. I h I~ morn I nK ~ \ n umber mor' '\; ",tt ..lll' !tee at t betr home .A fh(" dt "·'h8.r~ld to-lIes antI thl' authoritl~~ t xpect to ,... t'El Ii mork t·d (lcrr( .1St~ in the F number ot ca~ by tho. ntl of nt.'. t 1\·cc k. l'Om ....... ~ .... ........... ... . .... .. , Th(' prrc(>ntagto of UllYflc.· ci natt:u cases re..................._ cplvfd at Hopt" hn:--pital hi ~tlli malntaln~J, ;while thp (rt."t" Yd l'clnat lon statlon~ conl1nu '10 hA vl~ltt:d b) Pt'n:nn:{ who wl~h to a \Q IJ thf>m~el \'t..f of lhl' prl·\'t.·ntlvl!. .....................~.!-:.........., ... . .. . =.. . .. . . . ...'\:... . ~,. D 1~02 .. ........................................................... .... . I? , .................................................................. ~ T".t to, 'L...... t:t.... ... .. ...o-~ of DrlnJdnr; Water. . qupply of rlrinking- lVat~r for the il) " hould b., t~"ted al l"".-;t onep a ff'r (iln I on(' ti mt i~ pur~ nnd ''':'I ~o mp rna \. hp{'on1p t oo impuf(, for use. yet m. \' LET P ESTHOUSE SITE :BE SET· ~ T L ED . I. a goo') thing that the proposItion r plaU\,(' to p utting t he Qua.rantlne .'<f' osplta l o n the County Farm was not t nllled n t th£' Ins t m eeting ot the Boa rd ot Suppr\'IRor~. For wh e the r the pest. housp goe" to the Coun ty Farm or e lsewherp. th re Is no use <lo dging o r deferring t h e Is"up. Let the matter b e settl ed . And lI't t h p set tl eme nt be such as wilt do jusU,'" (1I 1 a ro und. ............................ ................................... ... .......... . .... , ...... ... Jo ., ........................... , it b~ "ithont ~olol' a nd ll a'l'P no odor 01' tR~t(\ to :,ho'" it~ dRnge rous qualities. .\ . implp tpSI nf drinking watft' i8 the )fpi.ph .rl\" ~' I""t. Fill a eleliO pint bf'tII .. I hr~p-'1l1n·rters full o f the water I h~ I".tpo .. nd di.sol<p in it half Il te8.poGDfnl of gl'onulAteti sugnr. Cork it aDd . rt It in " warm plnrp 1'01' Iwo dOrB. If during tlli .. tl ml' it h~com." d o udy or milky it ie unlit for do nw.ti,· u.'. If it remains perfpct11 rlcAr it is proMbly sAfp. Be slIre th. haIti" i, ah<ollllely as t'I~n n as you can mak. it an d the " " ~ar I'" .... Tb~ "p"ond tpsl is a lso a s imple on~. 01>tll in [r"m n t rllst worthy druggi. t ii cpnt,' wOl'lh of sa tumled .ollllioD of perman!:,.'nnlp 0( pot a-.illtll. Add "bout th" drol' < 01 Ihi. to " pillt holtl. of w.t~r. '['his ",ill t nro Ih" wa tpr )\ hea lll iful ros~ p llrt}lp. If thorp if; a n'l' "on8 i d~rablr Amount of Mg"nj~ mlltiC'r i h~ <'olor will' !O \'e pln,-e in tl .. • ('Ot!1·to;,f' 0 f ............. ................................................... II fp w hourR t.o a mor,.. C"f JHIIii ' dir'" r"d di~ h hrown. If t hp color .n f wnl~r in tile' hott lp rpma in. for pour. nochllDge<i from t h" r ose' , sslImerl whl'n t.he pet;D"nganllte Fil10l "-8 0 li r~t added. It ma y he fr~ ' from or<Z',nic CODtaminltioD.- n,,-.,' _n.': ........ M~g8ZiDe. �•.. .•. •.• . . '.. . . .. . ..... .. . .. . . .. .... . . ..... . ! . ..... .. .. . .. . ... ~. DE 4 ..7. ...~.9.O'2 ................... ····· .......................... ............ 0<", .•. .... - ( ................. CORD CROWDS AI MASONIC FAIR ('oinlng a mint o f n l c kel~. T he ('andy booth has i\1l5~ Bes~ie Y . S,'he lb as il~ guardian. and t h e surce~s o( t h e sweetgom15 depart lllenL iH ass ured. Fud g antl eitocolutl'S nre t h e fa\'o r iles w ith l he (';I nuy lo \·ers. ('halrJnan Cra ne annou nces th at V ':& t :i\londay wi ll be one of t h e "real" d ar' s al the fait'. On th is occasi on the Shrinf;'l's are to h ave t h eir suy li nd it Is l'x(leeted that members of the mysti c order will cross the ~mnds from a ll p arts The l argest nnd mo~t b rilli ant gatherrait· \\'a~ 0 11 Ing seen at th e l\[ asoni c hand In"t night in the big temple' on Clinton avenue north. Th ere wpre out- of-lown strange rs as well lUi \'i~ltol'::O; {rom the dty and till' festi"ell old not elm.;e until a lmost a n haul' after :::l('l'cduh' time. Last night's c"owd had plenty of money a.nd n great deal of it "as ~pf'nt. each one a! the many b()oth~ pl'oclalrnin~ the night's receipts t he large$t (If or the adjacenl deser t to the the t em p le The sir knigh ts of both the loca l C(lmmanderies were ou t in forc e and the- reception of Sir Knigh t Edwin B. Ander- Extensh'c pl'ena ration~ ::t r e b eing made. severa l pri\'ate di n nr l' pa r ties ut'ing among t h e feat u res of t h e progl'amml~. There arc b et we n tldr tep n ar!d [ourll' n hu ndred ~ hr lners i n th is jurisdiction, all of w h om a r e m ember s of Dama5eus temple and everyone w ill rC'c.:dYl~ a special inyilution t o vi sit the fai r on this clay. An intE'l'tsting feature of the t hi rd day at lhe fe~ti\"al was t h e .vt'~seJlce of tcachel's of public school N o. !', w h o t ook dinner at t h e temple in honor of 1\1 r. and )tr~. Ezra 1\1. Rparlin. who 1) I e ide 11 tlfied 'Yith the ~1 onroe ('ommandery boot h . The teachers to t he nu m ler of t llll'ty-t'wo. were ente rt ained bh Ol'tly after R('hoo l h oul's and t h e affail' wil l b e ('heri~hed as one of t h e most p l f'a~an t son, of PaJ."llyra , grand st anda I'd l.earE'r e' ents of the local lIla sonlc fa ir. fait' thu s far. o~lsis . It wets und oubtedly due to the fact that yesterday had be, n designated Grand ('ommandery U()y that the enormous numbe r of p£'>ople \\,pre a~ 8 o'C'loc l{ at night th e bu ilding and all the booths were fi lled with Yi::;iltJn.; and the Cook Opera. H o use annex on the fourth floor. wh e re the continuo llR Yan- pr f'~E:'nt for as early every corridor o f de,,!IIe is being presented. was obliged to displa)' lh e "standing room (Illy" 'ign long b efJl'e th e e\,ening's entertainment 1comlnenced. f the grand comm a nder y of the state New York. al the bOOth of Monroe A mo ng the r erent d onations rece ived Is a plel'e of s ilk embroidery. consisting commandery was a n ot ewor thy featurf" of the night.·s p rogr a m m e. The grand etandal'd bearer was un ae~ompanit:lod al!d hlS appearan c'e at the b oo t h 'vas ~ome What o! a surpl'i~ e, but a l arge T'umher ot Alonroe's membe rs were on hand and of a linen centerpiece for th e dinne r t a bl e. si x tee n inc hes In di a m et er a n d b ear ing a design of g r apes, vines and n o"'e r ~. It w as m a d e b y a pri sone r' in t he- ('linton state hosp i ta l wh o is ser v Ing a long term a n d was presen ted t o the reception accord ed the ollt-of-town t he fall" with t he complimen ts oC t H UN GE RFORD SMIT]i, FREDERICK S. ROG ERS. H I HA~I II. EDGERTO". t he officer w as a most cordia l on~. ward£>n. A f ash ionabl e p ieee of l:ancl One of th e featuI'es of t h e fair which embroidery h as been rcC'el\'ed b y H och is attracting conside rable attt:!nlion is ester lodge from 1\1!·S. Benjamin Odp11 ; the voting contest fo r 111e go!d i)la t C'd also a bE'auli ful "Royal Bonn" v ase f r om s,\·ord. a gift to Roch £>ster chapter Hose- I ~Jr~. Timothy W oodruff. The do ll wh ich CrOix, Of. th e An cientand Accepted S('ct- was christened by ~l rs . Th eo d or e Roose Ush Rite of Free :M asonry. from t he \,cIt js: ort exhibition in th e boot h o f Loder :M anufacturing cOlnpany. I t_ is :Monroe cnmma n der y. ) " Tlre vaudcyille en te rtai nmen t oft. red called a 32-degl'ee s\\'o,:c\ and Is ",alued at $40. The eontestant~ for tho' SI''-Ol"<l are Dr. John 1\1. L ee. Samue l B. \,. il- in tl\~ Midway last nig ht was brim -full of mm;itorious featu r es. Th e Co rinthi a n Fo\U', composed o f Messl's. !ll osh er, ]iams, Fred C. Seitz. L ouis N. ;:lt€'in ar.c1 Dr. Frederlrk R. Smith. The "osu ll of the contest will sh o w w ho i~ the most popular m ember of th e S('otli~h Rite bodies. At th e clo~e o f the fail' last night Dr. Lee ha d l'eC'eived :t vot.l~ . 1\II'. Causdale. , ;ny and W igna ll . on e or tile b'Rt s~ l e('­ RJlplaulIing. l\l essrs. Boothby. ill m ono - IOl;ue; Charlie Hmith In a "ru be" sketc h otlwr entertainers were ,111 hea rti lv I'cc.·eived. rro-night Dan 1\lc( 'a!l um wli l sjng ~cle{'tions of a l ocal co l or. rr O-molTo\\' \\ III bE:' Grand C h ap t e r day at the fail'. l\l oRt E x cellent Grand Hi gh Priest Alfred A. L uthE-r, of A lbany, al'c'ol11panled by his Rtaff, will :::atlend a n d a recpptian "'ill he aC'C'orded the m i n t he eve11ln~. On Saturday the vete r ans of the' Grand Anny. !nelllbeJ's of the Eighth B~pa l'atP ('ompa n y and the Sons of V et('rans will altf'nd. 'Tn-night lhere wi ll be grand choruR ot seventy- fiv E:' vo ices by the g-l'flnddaughtel's of Maso ns under the dil'e(·tlon oC l\[ i!-'i$ Flore nce Abbo tt in lhe Lyt'eum annex. The concert will begin at 8 o'cloch:. Yonnondlo lodge has just received a culler valued at $50 from the Paynp.-ThQmpRon company of Cor t land streel, fol' whl(,h ti C'ke ts wil l lIe Isstlt;'d and sold a t the fall'. T he ShE>tland pony h as been removed from t he Clin ton avenue window of the temple to t h e fir st floor \\ here he Is being a ttended by a n English groom. I n the n Or th win g of the building on the ground f100 r th e workmen are to-day fitting up q u ar t ers for th~ ('OUIlU-y stOI'P w h iCh will be one ()f the feat tIres of the fall' (rom n ow on to the end. Everything necessary to t h e 11 mancIs of a gf'nera l store will be k ept in this deVal'tm~nt ..'r0111 a small mowing m~lchine up to a plo\\,. Thp executive l'ommittt?e \\'18he8 it unflpr~tofld that the- npw t(>mple Is one of the must 8ubRtailtia,l i.>uildlllgs i n t he city alld i !ol ab",uluu.·ly tin' 1'lllIlf. '1'h(· wall,-; al'l" ('nIlSLrunl"d of hollo\\' bl'lck and ac'h 11001' is supported b.\ S,l(~el bars of great thl,l'k~1f'S~: A 11 till' flnoring used in t he huIldlllg IS uf stout malPrial and is u n !lflrlalc.l with ~l ~()lId ('o\'C'ring of ('emenl. fh,. alt:,nc1anC'P ),e-sterday number be: ;~l~~11 ~.fno and :!.hOO. The c'ollectlon of n.lhnl·!np urI '00; .... ~fhpl ,(1 111 th". IslaNl-=: by ("nn~H~1 O. F. "''''llliaI115 will be pl aced • fin .·"hlbltl,'n .at the festival to-day and , ~ ganw "'IJO~tel (If thp champl()n cla~s w i ll "",e an attrac ti on In the countr y stor e. tinct There was a ll kind s of huslnt.."sR at lhe consi~lory booths la~t r:igJ1t. Fair attendants helped make tile ~tal1s attra(' tlve and as a np night Ru('C'eE'ds another de('ided progress in the knaC'k of gl'aspjng the stray " lucre" b(,(,omes l1(JtiC'cabll'. Th e b ooth of ROt'hestel' Cnnslr.;- tory attracted quartettes, g ave seve ra l we r e reca ll ed un t il th e h ands of lhe sp~('tatoJ's were worn 'Ju t frotn t"'!lliams ~, Mr. Seitz 14, 11 ... f;tpln 3 and Dr. Smith 13. or H01H~ ~nd a. smart-looking ('!'owd that i('ft consirlerable c:hange. ~"m(' taking away beautiful b argain!'> while others lett the ~tall with word9 of arlmiration for the numerous a rti cles ('Ioxhll)ltetl. '1' h(' con~lstor:r boot h 15 tn charg(' of C1eorge F. Cl'osman , th e dlrecto'" and l\1n:;. George F . Crosm a n . w h o iR ehuirman ot th, committee. It was announced thnt J1oC'heSlel" C'o l1Sl pto l'Y had l'e('PiYN} a. clllnation of a n $1,800 plano from thf' Stf>lnway compallY, C~t[alogup.~ sho\\"ing tlle instl'u men t can be hart at the booth. but th e piano \\'111 not rcac' h the city until n.ft el' ('hrIstma~. A nothe r "c.natlon to t hIs booth rec(>lved last night was a h a n d p ai n ted plaque represe n ting a girl's hend. It was gt\,f:'n to t he fail' by Loul ~ J{ oe hl(>,. and is prptli ly ornament. valued at $20. A .$90 opera ('oat has ahm bef'n gIven t o th is booLh by J ohn MC'Cu ruy. Lucy S. J acob~ i~ one of the bee hust1er~ of th(' booth ('onuuct- n ·rmanla lodge of Perfection anc.l 'a~ instl'um('lntal la~t nl,qht in ~ _ a Inng IJ:.;t u( suh~ I'ibt'l's for a hn,"cl>n,mely f r urned mirl'or donated booth h y lh(> .l ohn Hoffrnan Rhow "v.n ""," ,·. of this city. Thf' mirror at $.15 and lJy th(> tirl'le the fall' CIlnv ••.•,n,· Is t hrough with hpr work it 18 eXll~cted th a t n nt'ut sum \\'111 he f(>ulIz(>d, ~l oxl~ uooth altl'al't~ thp thlJ.q. •. a"~Cl.(j clem(>nt, thf~ hf~\'l'ragf" bein~ dl~~ JI n~''''d by 1\1i ~,~ Freda Fk~al'll[ 'l~si st b:r ~ti~s An na T·~Il:-o \\'nrLh. Th~:;l: . YO~~( lalli shave hplppd Inateri lIy in m"'lkl ~ r $mall booth attractive anll thl~Y a~.f! 1 l' GEORGE F. ROTH. J OR ='< A. HOBERTSON. A GROUP OF ME1I1 BE RS OF TIrE GOYERNING BOARD. ~~"f"" .... ~-, u ~ .... ,.................n .. .,. \ J"02 "om ....... .. ·.. ·.. .. .. ..... ..... ................ ... .T.. ....... Jn1 ..... ···· .. 4"C··· J'.J . . .. . . . . . . .. . .n.~..' . ~ . ~. .}.?~.? ........... ......····.. ~ . . . . . .""..:. . =. . . . .,. .; :. . . B UFFALO is again ··········Ij·.. ·~· .. ··'-·j:";r ........ 'AiOERMEN ~ENT J~'~ 'U:j,~~fNa ~ LAPS E _ menaced thp Aldermanic C a ll pox a nd ~Ionday two ust hO'FI~~"c!:, thInks ot the old:', It lee on \'Idenced In th e acuon Itt'" th I H cas wer e disc overed by ea house dW~ • .'hernoon when the ~0"i~ ~ yeater a. ImoUS l}' to a llOW t e 11 Com missioner Green e . Wha t- voted ung; the old building t~ la~,t !It- * wi , sura nee d th e Aldermen 0 I ~ ever may be said agamst vaCClll- n'~~r t;,.. rdl~Dpldated In.t~~O;'I~r .~ e I urance rales on n 1' 1 g thl b~ a tion it is an effective prevental ti \-e and practically none 0 f t Ie . f h 500 persons who was SICk 0 t e . h aisease ill Buffalo durIng t e ~~Tlc~·whICht~f· ~".:';t~o:~~ "tll' ~ r .• Ing expires voted do ..n. '" tlon to renew \h~: th e Ald .rmenl~ II Judging rro~ the building repa G ' Int end to ha'ial(h mmls. lo"er , desi red bYI arl" III nnd colm":, .. t c elr mInds on 1S>l' I They whi ch Is to laV COS r r. ~ whic h w a s stampea ne;~.b~~I~I~fttee reco~m':;~~ol~t r _.~\ rl.ted to the 0 I th.t lit..... dy in the summer h a d app rop"atlon of Ihe books "reeo....·':.. out e a examh llr Hee rwng en t w of , . been vaccinat.ed. It. is tJ'ue that \ l.'h~t . • pj,r,;p~I~!Ic;;l.cel~n hI; Orn~t;'~ ., a b chOnges to ( hIs month. AutbO !JIll 011 y ex Plr.LlO~h~r ~omptroller P. ersons ha ' v e been lllJure f gran led c"lp18. The comm1~~ ~,. HnpUJ'e VIJ'US or faulty use 0 out I. wedm';;~nd that the tllBy~a1:.pI1.if. e pidemic '0 .. to reeo led De: th e 0 c '' l dO'I""-- g ood v irus but such cases a~e r~ ~~·l~tld ot 16.120 to do th~ rare ana mostly a nte da te septiC .!ru surgery. G e t nlccinate d by a ...................................... .. r e putable physician. There is ~....... _~ Dot one chan ce i.n 20 mil~ion ................................................. .. th~Lt you will be injured or that you will get smallpox if the . " wor k·S . " .:!~ - ................................. ..... - ~ ~ ~ ~ Ie t .,.., pelt bouse con TO .. peet. Let U8 bCllMl all minioU8 u ____ _ _ �IV ....... ..... .................... , ................... .. ............... ~E·~-~,,·:·: : ::~~··· · · · · :· · ···:7nS""M"""A"..l·.. ·l......-·P·,,·O-..X·....·,.. S.. ········ .... ·· .....· ,\ r. . . . . . . . 't"lo •••• ~.... , ....... ~L .'1............... .. .. ............. . ,) .. T he ocal columns of The . Herald this \ m r ng give In formation of the brlngI libel suit for $10.000 da mages by a 0 inenl business llrm Of Rochester 1 For Letters !In Current Topi cs against the proprielor anu publisher or Free Exp ression of Views on the CohoL'ton 1'1 mes -Index, for printIng , the Questions ofthe Day. a fulsc sllltf'ment about the smallpox situ a tion tn Ro ches tC'r as It atr:ects the firm tn. ques Lion . The Rtntf'ment for THE QUARAN TI NE HOSPITAL. IIhlch damages ure as keu alleged that seve nteen cases of smallpox had been Councilman Du nba r Wanta it I.ocated tuken from the bas(\mcllt department of on the Poorho use Farm. the store. 'fhis 15 only onl"' or rnany slich fool ut- Ed itor or the Burtnlo Commercial: ~ 'Yaitn Il C[99 U9 Health CODlmls.teran ces that h avc s('rvcd to put Some slorrf, D?rol'(, the B (lnrd o( Councilmen last THE·~A~~EOfi.~i~~·~i·~i:~:· ~NOT RAGING HtRE. ~ .a n • ~~ of facclnatlou ,. is {' "eme TIib wBt majorltl' of lwlthlSo ,I mt'_ ......'on 8S a prefen- m .lDcse,. 01 ~ there Is a stub- tiT. of ~tdellounces the prnc- ~::: Impoi2Dt md eren IlB humbarftlT· ' O LttustUI1I fromthls ",Ischie,dI aeademic R eports t missioner of Publk re Sf ty D. As our e • aders are .",an,' Dumber of small"" pol cases blft !./ten ,lfl' II II 11 to"ll~ 111110:\111' Ilf But'to!1l Ihat I"nlll sm~l~ ~Ing 1111',', \ ""mun (rtlTll \\,11' pox, ~ rlln'~l nl tIlt' :\E\\'H 011\('\' lmLl\ al1tl .,,' ca • d l• \\uOlnll t!')('l\lr 1- rOIH Ho (' 11 "","'t. I' fllut e, I OWII I~Ol_)ll' ll1(r,' ur ~;\:dnto:. th' n' had ~\A~l<'( . Jr tht. dn .lIlI-d tll~I·.lM· ill'n'. ar.eT-tht~"~ir;~lllf'n~ 111<1; \ p' oph' ulld th!, afr,\hl to t'Olllt t~1 lillrr.llil to uo Lhllr art> • '" ... hoPlltng. ...I\tl phI' Cl~~~rr:~n' 1" 11(11 I l~lnl; h' rt". :fiR Ihp s- Ii d . dstudysamefact8 supp e pntaj\frt1on ~.,~ •• "e Com~ w Roch.~er CL b1' Sh Christmas oppers In 1 1 0Wns Need Not Fear \ Com i ng to Buffalo 1 I"l" ,11'<"""" d :" Ill'"" a..outl1 beliove iu the under ueatment week mUll!' thl."' !:Ita tonent tbat the of. the rural comm UniL lC!:5 111 a panic In I Jlnp~r& gCIl~rnlly l'e-pre.sent Dews~ public senti- regal'll to th e smallJ)ox si tuatIon In tbls ment. 'J'lJnt stnt~lU~nt Is not strictly trup, but The COollel'S I?f such lies, whether th l' nl'" :4pnp<>rs onght t o be willing to IIt,'l)) 0 t e I n(l!t',r8 C't'u to Htll'h' ~tl'r .. eUl1cR.h' puhl1r oplu ion III behalt ot n good they print th e m in a ('Ouutry newspaper been making. Clrefu} study rth ,.. ~hIlV11"1 ~ 111 t hI' to\\ n ... lh e", ontl I think tb.('y are, if. presented In rases and tb. malts llre wo em~h!·!~t~n:~~~n;ln~ til Hlltm hi Tilt 1t' 1... no or pass them along by word or. mouth , cnufW the" "rue lIJ:ht. 0 h .' In~ Be finds that 92 per cent ger of ~f>ttllj~ 1 ht> dl"'~ns~. 'rhl CMif'~j Xow t think e,'cry n t' wspnper ought to II8S1Z . 'th rut (,YI~ fln i!o.lltltl'u 11\11lplltt·1\ rrnm lilt U ng .l::t.tion III til(' I !l\. ';\ll~rrhllllt~ are gu!lty of libel and are !lable under fnYor the c-r ('ctlon o f the Uf' W Hospit.'li OIt of nll the ptrg)ustrlcken WI sm the 10. w. Th~ only poln t of dlr(erenc~ th ... Poorhol1se l"i'nrtn. to r the following refl'n Roche5tff 'lfcre nenr vaccinatbll n,l"~~h til rtVt'h t' ~h"l'l'I"'r~ lInd I hi'\" I'OX I • all' \ ( 111 I' ,',,_ I' Ilurt~ SOliS: , remaining 8 per cent more "'should not h' r ~ I l'llt ~ 1\ ' .;. \ tbet""en th e pub\!sh er and proprietor or 1l'lI'st, h(t(,I\ll~e tj l (, pre8rnt site Ie not a "i. Of tilt ............. " .. /. ' j " ........... .. IIt.D hall .. ere "oclnnted after the I L .. • ..................... • the Cohocton 'l'lme.-Int!ex and the Indl- good sunltnl'Y site. It IIm' t. It tor no otbf>r T('(lS()n . hl'('IUHH' or t h e Dots \ or hundreds vIdual who personally ('i r("ulntes Rueh CIpost!'" of tho dl...... A little over fl o t' railr oad t"nln8 t hut dl\lIy PASS within 1 per .ent ..ere ncdnated upwards of ............... ........ .. ... ;;t);t-...... _..... .. stories rests with the relative amount ot nuont thrcl' bllntire-ri tf'(lt of it, to sny nothing of n ~tnj!nnnt cree-k within one hUllt-ixt£"en yt3n 81t0. The remainder were damage accomp!lsbed by the two meth- dred nnet fln,· t cct. t ....................... .. II£'rS!'lD!'l onsucc~Y raccinnted. The S(!('ondly, h('(>nu:;;p t he locntlon lR so faodR. PrE:'sumably more ~rsons are af"ornhl(' fnr tll(' hulld l ng ot lar,lCe mnnurnc~ illf('stilration Ehonthat no person who (JUARANTI N£ HOSPITAL H£AR/~ rected and tnflupn(od by whnt they reau turin(! plnnts thnt It Is "nrc t(l be. within a c~~ ('limen H enry C. Stell I annOll1:c£'"d h.. he<n mcll1.lol succ.ssfally with"Co'; lherl w(".utu br n joint m l-'eting In their \!11age paper than by \I bat is f(',," yem'R, ~nrl'onnc1('(l by su('h plnnt!:; and tnt" 8111(1kt" nnct nolso will make It more ill ,h. 1!.Sl fe .. """ ha. booD afflicted ot I Common Council Commltl\~l' on th t> talked on th e "!11age streel. Qua rant ine Hospltnl Sltp In the chambel' unsanltarv thon npw. with the disease! of the coun cllrt:i!n lomnrrow mOrning .ll 'rhlrdly; bN'BURt" such helng the case and It "a3hlgh time that a >top was put to Th"e d\scQTorles, ranched for by 10 o·C'IClclt. Thlh jl' Lh e l'om mltt ~l' apsuch thr surt' rt'l"ult at tue prrsent boom for th E" f\urpo~ ..• o f Cllntt.:' rrlng wJth these Id le tale •. which ha\'e had no oth er In Rutrnlo, In D. 1'l'W ye'lTS the- pubIlc will the Rochester authorities. should cer- pointed the Supervisors Rnd Inducing th f'm t~ ~I\' t' condemn Bu('h short slgbtedness lUI to tainly conn." emy lay mind that a site tal' the h 08pltai on th e Alm~us e !oundation ' than the malicious mist'hief bullil n hospltnl 011 the pl' ("scnt slh·. tnrm. the majority of phJs!d,ns are right No" what l:,j t he objection to the Poor~ maldng of th elt· 11I1·cntoro. They work hon8£' sitt'? 1 hn,·C' talked with but OlLe in th.lr joolJll!Dt and that the opindamage to the buslne"" of Uochester by Ilf'rSOll out ot hUllelr<>d"t. who diel not ftllY ions of the objecting minority should. frightening the country peonle unt!l th ey 1hllt wns the propr-I" p lnre for the hospital. nml thnt 011(' nWTlNl Innd III thnt yldnlty. for pMld,nlIal "llOn~ be dlsregard.a. om ............... are afraid to come to 'he city a t all-and Most IH'OlllE> Bal' " thnt t s the proper Even tho sDall proportion of nceiDD' th e town of ',"nyl and, mol'(> progressive !tit!'. hut )·Oll ('a n't g{lff: It." ""by? tion cas!s where the nse of impure _; ;;... ;.. ...................... .. Brcnu~p tbp EH1per\' I ~ors won't allow It. Now In panic than ~OJre othpr:::, even went so I nsk In IIpft.l'e-n's IlUnH' why ~ houlc1 not thp vaeelne or a ,ar.l", oporodon has led far o.~ to de('lul'tJ- a qU~lfanttn~ again~t fI:lIPprd~!)rs ,'o te to,:, It ~ 18 tht"f(-' nny good to dangerotll r!BOlts CIDDot stand for renson why a city fIU P"r\' I~or should not no('h~stcr. After the town authori tJ e~ "at£> for It ond thus ge-t rid of a troublesome • moment as In &rgUment against n Qll C'stlon 1 method 01 prersition justified by sucb became sufficiently 5ane to Investigate Suppos{' that the ('Qunty should have tbe ovidenc. u thllt fttrnished from Roch- '~CitY in n somewhnt sc,'ere experience thE' Eltuation .lnd get at the real t'a c t~. right to put ('oun t~· p n tl£'nt R In theo ho~pltnl, \ smallpox, h(l~ ('olltirmed what I1lPuihowever, tl'll')' removed the Quarantine. ~houlrl Any ('oullty Rll1lPn-l&or " a t e ngntu8t rs scieuce has maintained . that ,Rctinu- I that citJ dtrinf ~QDtbS. the last few NE\~ ~11~\:~.. 1~;~I~t·~:·I~~~rl:t :11.l1~ilt\l:l·u~:~i\n t~t~~ C CtlmSssioner Gilman f hhftS city. ,j 3 Q D 1 I I ... I D£C ..l-l....l J02.... ·.... ·.. .. ................. .. : "'Ti;;' ~~.~.~:.;~; ..~.~~;~~;:~.; ..~~~.~;;:.. :;. ,:~ it? Tonnwnne1A. npp(~w. Lnn(,Rstpr. HomhurJ:, 011(1 nil other town nnd count,.. super,,'111 take 1I,.rnln"1 tr0111 (h~ plight of th e \·Isors. shoulel, In th(' tnte-rest ot eDch at t ludr tOWDR. yotr wtlltn".··· .. .. ~ ,...lnt1l:v -to r Cohocton nell sp.tpt:r llublisher and that It. 'Yhy not? Te-lI me, It rOll CRn. wby their tt" ..u of thf' 1<.1 W will prove greater thf'Y Rhouhl not? Not n tOWIl has n. plnce tor n Rmn llpox pntipn t to h(' QunroDt1ned. th an th E"i r love of benrlng talse witnes$;. I Thf'n why ~hould tbpy not "fote- tOI' thl"' pO I'Il'It would u~ II ~II II other firm •• hal'ing , bOllS(> sltp wbprp nil eRn h!l.Ye C'Qua l rigbts,! similar grie,·ant·r·~, woulll seek ~imtlar Echo nn~w('rA why? t know It w ill be snld o f me thnt I advo~ rpdre~~ . Con(·~rh.·l1 a tion wil1 go tar to cntC" th(' ('bRug<' to gl."'t It awny tram my II('W (oundry. My !onmlry Is RO fAr dl~tRPt ~t~Lmp OU t t hi~ ftphipmh" or lying, "t\ hlch, thnt It ('Rnnot hu rt my pmployes and It I if llnchecket1. pron1Jses to do far 1l10l'e ronsult('d my own tnter(>st I would yote tor It to bt' huUt on tbe- p reR('llt site. heC'tluq<>. It Is morC' thnn prohnule thnt In tlle tuturP 1 may "t','h;h to enlars!.' IIlJ'" plant. It so, I ~hnll 8ur(>ly be nhlp to huy Innd cb('up· PI' If the p('sthouse Is ke pt wbere- It Is. No. I RdyoC'nte t ht' rl'!1lo ,'n l b{'rnus(' It IA n hptt(lr snnltRr.,' Rite nud he('nuse It Is DtC 12 1:Jl, \Ye hope thut tiOD is an almost certain llre,'entivt'; it ........... ..... ,,_,1, ".................................. keeps the di!o'en~e within limit.q nnd COD- RE\ IH - tro~ .. '\' ritl' shoul<l no,": h~.it"te in threatened with n ,-i, itnlion of thi' p.-tilcnce. Allti-Inccinnlion cronk s 8boull1 ue sent to tiJe llcllt·holl'e. -VII .... .. ==. . . . :............ . . . . . . . . ~. . , 9 !ASKS ALDERJr[EJ{ 'ro APPRO_ .... .. ................... , ........... ........... ........ .......... PRIATE $150 FOR THAT PURPOSE. 1'1 0 I NSUR_ , HOSPITAL. Owing to thl n:r!bl'1atlon of D Uoulton of tie c.:. epllty Comptroller H~ mptroller's Office, the ' Finance t{,mm~~:: :i~hared before Ald(,l"men yetterd::t. e Board of Pl"Ollrlation of a~d a~ked for an ap~ th e books or ht, ·om." de~tres to have mnttpr ViII Itfr (j,"~r 1(' e1xamlned. The f1l ~ The committe,. "I unt I ~l onday. year's printing M t~~t~I'rI!OI award next the RF.VIEW lbe I (' al mlnut£:s to The InSUrtnlt 0 r!"'~t bl(lder. l)ltal will Hili oui tbe ~uara~line Ho!;~ " 3:-:' VOted not to u.~n ec lijth and It ":.he in~uranct up to ~hU~CP. Lhe bUilding .. $1 \.~. lime ha~ hf''''n I 1 - __ t···.. ····• .. ···,· .. "·Pj." ... 'l.,4.,, ....................... . . 'f) ~I " -" 11 ....... .r. ......... ...................{)!;p. ... .......... ........................c....,........... ~9.? ............. TO DISCUSS ~~m~:~L SITE ~, T~hrlstmas Shopping Season. T cason of Christmas s hopping is at It elgbt. Butl'alo's storeB are wonderCu11y attractive just now. It is doubtfu1 I( the volume of the business they are doing has ever been equaled. Its in crease Is readily attributable to the r apid growth or the city and the prosperity Its people of nearly a ll classe" haye enjoyed throughout tbe year. A warn ing not to put ore holi day buying untll th e eleventh hour Is nlways in order; and some people will never heed It, h ence "'hen they ..,say to do their .hopplng they find a crush a. th e counters and the best of the Btocks gone. So If you ure wise you won't longer defel' selecting your Christmas glfte, a"surnlng tbat the often somewhat perpl exi ng task is not accomplished l1lrendy. The country readers of The Courier will find the Butralo stores at the pre,,-en t time most In viting and tbelr dl.plnys magni fi cent. Its sanl- _n __11,:7 o~ ................ .. E ..1...a. . . "'2 ...... ·.. ·........ · ,. BORN WITH SMALLPOX. CAS!;; TN FALC'O:'lER-MO'fHER HILD Qt'AHANTI:'IED. Jamc!;town, Del'. U.-TI1e <"PI.'demic Io( smallpox whir h ha~ h(~n aflll( ting t 1e people of FulcOlll!r a nn v k Jftlty ~eems to hf:" ~pl'Ntcting. :\. uay or tWO ago hn ch ild waH born tlu'f(', whl<'h had ~ e dist:.asf> at birth, the bp~n attacked by it n. her confinement. The lnothel' iR )'lr~. and ~he i8 at the home motlu·r haYll1g few days before GraN' Everhart of' h.'I· father. At· bert Brunson. lidng Just north of the v illage . The n t tending pln·stefan !:ja y~ ' there is no mh,ta.klng th e Rymploms 0 Board of Aldtl'laE the committees or the cllmen and tbE ~""~~ Board ot Coun. Which are to " '-'6fQ ot S aile tor (!(;tl1~·r til Uoervisors. th~ disease in the case of (lither t.he lnother or child, thE" marl(s b eing well d efined. Th e- Hrun~on famtly has been qunrantinNl h") tlH' board of h eal th . .." (oollflll nn<1 short s ighted to build on the old ~itf'. 'I'hflt It 18 u nw f ~ e to rebuLid on l1"'t'rl',l' ~tl' PE"t Is pnh' nt t o nit. " "'" by can't the newspnp('l's do thf'lr purt to liho\\' people thnt It is? C. F. DUNBAR. Yours tru ll', nultato. Dl."'c. 12th. ./QUARAN TINE HOSPITAL--' Commlt te elfil r Fro m C onncll Supes Are a ad C om- Ho ldJ ng a. Hearln",. \Ya~ -- I I tl.' ~ 2-- A public hearing giv/n mom· Ing by a ('ommi ttee from the Board of Suprryt sors a nd a co mmittee from the ('omm on C'ounclt on the proposition to put the new Quarantine H ospital on the County Fnrm. The sentlment ot the Board of Super· \'1~orR Is strongly aga inst the proposi- tion and It Is thought they 11'111 turn It down, but thp ('om mon ('ouncH asl(ed for n hearing an d conference on the - malter and toda y's m eeting Is the r~ suit. ~ m ·· ·....... Albt,.Nl(.. {.. .r.......................... . '·om .................................. ·........ ·.......... ·.. .. ..· ...... ·'OEC .. 2' .. 5..1f tl2.... ·· ........ ··........ ·· ·Of ....3.L"o........,·....·......·............·. ·............................ ..................................... .................., ................................................. tho Qua..,"" ~ Qu.stion 01 a a ble a. well as profitable. tomorrow 1110 lloSpttal w1l1 be - - - - The me.llng ~111 ~':.t\~the City Hall. F· PI,,", ..; 1:;lt~~ O~~IO:~ ~ ........ .... b.ld l1belel's ~!~~I~=:X U~~~n\\~~:h !I!:I:~ ..............................1._............................... ANCE ONQUARAN TINE J\Hllld o u s I .... ,..... ·""" .... ·..··,,··.. ·...... · ........ ·· .. · .... ·· .. ,.. lu!O;lstmg upon gen erul lIlC'(,lontlOll, when HEERWAGEN WANTS BOOKS EXAMINED thp~t.l -----"- ~ ............................................ 1902 , ........................................................................................ .. - ,--- ~~;-:-;-,= ...................~.~~.~...i.:~ .................................... !WESTERN NEW YORK IN BRIEF Oll(>r Is now l'ntirply t ree froUl ~tllD.1I- ' 1 Clerk Has S mall pox. ' F'. - y De<' 24.-George u [lala.~· ."mall ~; erk 01' thi s l'ity I hr . IL ra11;;;a;he qua ·wt t!ne h()splt~l Wll~. tn~n . II froUl maHvox. Hehr s lo- ,laY "ulTel ~anWQV !'I'II'e- is het\\'€1l1I rou te in tbe '1 d l)lp ·Innd_ An()lb~r tb l~ dt;¥ .dl Hell,· recen\lly "Ier k "'beet ~ lana tl'ottj. tbe dibea,e. lell in .' e M . a. ::rked �' seA THINO CRITICISM OF HEALTH DEPARTMENT FOR , 11" .... , • • •• • _ •• - ~·-""··· ··"·"·"·""···· ""··t·'~·~i"~ tin mfICIALS · EVILS OF LOCAL TENEMEIVTS ~~~f[R ON P[II ~~~~t PR~~U~, Charity Organization Society at Its Quarter-Centennial Ann iversary Meeting T~lIs of Tenement .House Conditions in Buffalo and Passes Resolutions Declaring the Health Department Is to Blame by Reason of Its. ~r cCONO" INSp· [ /C!l.IO" NFailure to Enforce rII SH_OWS NO CHANGf \J[ the La~.~~~ HIS PAPER ON TENEMENT HOUSE EVilS STIRS CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY. [ As chail·m an o r the .fOR BfTTfR House Committee No.thing Has Been Done Since Society's Age nts Invest igated Local Tenement Conditions Last Sprin g. lhe Cha rity Supervisor Krehbiel Decla'li His Colleagues Are Against the Proposition From Start to Fi nish, present ly lighted and poorly ventilated houses, many or them without prope r fire e capes, w itho ut s uffi cient plumbing, wo", p r egented be· fore th e soclely Ia:·l n ight In a paper calling for th c p rosec uti o n of the ownel's or the tenements a nd ommissionel', Dr. Pryo r's con d~mnat1on of tenement house con - DR. J OH1\" H. PRYOIl. C hn J rm u ll o f T e n e lil e n t dItions In Buffalo Is pl'obably t h e most severe (;vel' pub li cly made. COJUJllJttee . ~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~LI , S C O R E S H E A L'rl{ DEPA R TlIEXT. "Reso l ved, Thal the apathy a nd neglect displayed by the H ealth Department In the performance o f its form justify c r iticism and emp h alic dlsapproyal. That th e secrelary be d lrec t erl to transmit the report of the December Inv esligation to the Hea lth Depa rln)ent, a nd once more {'all attenti on to the widespread and whol esale vio l ations and demand im m ediate and energetic enforcement or t he tenemen t house Jaws. ··Resolved, That the Committee on Sanitary Condition of the H om~s o f the Poor b e authorized, If ne cessa ry. to prosecu te ol'fenders and secure the condemnatIon of teneme nts w hich are not lega lly h a bllable." In otrerl ng th e r epo rt which ('mbra cpd the resolutions, Dr. Pryor said thnt In All r il a IIsl or 101 lenemenl bous es In C.o\.LL FOIl AOTION. 1 tI so u ons w e r e adopted calling upon the Commissioner of Public Health to begIn at once to en fo r ce the laws. The action of the s ociety ca m e a bout which the law was grossly vlolat cd was 8u bmltted b~ the society to lhe Health Department, whiCh was g ive n the opportunity to h ave a ll th e c r edit of reforming th ese condition,:. In D e-' c£o mber It r e investIgation b y th e society of the.~e t e n ements shows that p ractl ~ cally nothlllg has been do n e "To attempt to r elieve 'paunerlsnl ,,,hlle t enement h ouses are at th~ lCI:a time breed ing It wholesa le Is fooils::'~ ,Hid Dr. Pryor. ' h t rough a re port submitted by Dr. John H . Pryor, c hairman of the Tenement Houoe C ommittee. Thl9 report WUI th e result of. two investigations made in th e Inte rest Of t h e SOciety; one In s pection lust spring and on e d urlng the present m onth. The asserti on . of the committee was that th e condlI tons existing in t h e tenements at bot h seasons or the ypnl' were the 9l1me. thai llttle o r ITO etTort ha,., bee n made either to Improve lbem or to e nfo[c~ the laws. In additio n t ue society au-J t.horlzed one of Its comm ittees to pros ecul th ase respon sible fo r the orrence~. e Wh en Dr. Pryor had com pl et ed the reading ot lhe r epo r t, T. GUilford B'IIW!, p resident of th e aoe lety pre ~llIted the resolutions w hich ' we r~ a.; opted unanimously. Among th ose "p:;'~lhad It voice tn the nctlon were n e nt ooclety men nnd WOmen r.,*-~lowl ng a re the re~ll1tlonl1: . ,. hereas, recen t In"pectlon at a ""l'ge numbe r a t tenem en~s in t his cit enls d eplo r ab le conditions w hi ch h in afrec t vio lation at: law a nd ~ ereas, th e atte ntion t he Health I ltfrtmenl h as been called to the fe~r ng failures to ma k e ope raLive whtlha tt an Intended to r mOVe evtls c are a. menaCe to the camm I and a s eYere hardship to the unt~~t~y natedocl"upanlS; and, wherC3s ec(lm men a t an ons h.ave' rproved tullle d and """'" on th e ~u bject p rovoked commendation. Of Six t r ust ees re-elected for t hree years wore : T. Guilford Smith, Ansley WII cox, Josiah G. Munro. W illiam A . Do ugla., J ohn H . Lascelles. The Rev. J. A . Regester of st. Paul's reported briefly for th e committee on d istri ct work a nd fr iendly vlsltlng. He st3ted th a t the number of vol unteer visitor s had b ee n increased during the year fr0111 twenty-seven to 154. The Rev. S. V. V. Holmes of Westminster r e port€'u for the co mmittee on co-o pe r aUon. ~llss ~1.arl3. M. Love r epo r ted for t h e Filch Creche. Other repo rts submitted w e r e trOt11 Fred e ri c Ahn y . the secr elary; John A. Mann, c h alr ma n of t h e Fitch Instllute Dist ri ct ; t h e RdV. CRmeron J. Davis. J osiah G. 'MUJlroo Tho m as Cary, Arthur H. Williams , John G. Cloak, Melvi n P. Porter, Frank E. Wade and Francis Almy. c hairman of the YHrlous d istrict committees. I O LD E S'}' I X t: .\'lTE D ST .\''l' ES . Th~ action of the society In reference to th e b e tt prtn e nt of the condi tions at t he poor and th e improvement of th e t eneJnent houR es is g iv en added lneunIng by lhe fact that it Is onc of lh e most infl u ential and oldest socie tiec; at its kind In th e United States. It occupi es the prominen t po.llIon of b eing the oldE'.t't 31nong I£)4 similar organ izations n OT P O'I'A'ro ) IO D E ll.\' C HA ltI 'l' Y. In th e country. Organized twe nty-fiv e yell r s ago, It has since Included within .• 'Glye him a cold potalo a nd let I I Its ranks some of the wealth ies t sociely go,' was t h e c harily of the days bei m and business people- of t h e city. Rip V a n '¥ ln kl e awoke. 'G Ive hlmor.e In hiE' r epo rt on the soci C'ty's ftnn.nce~, W:l rm po tato, go with him an d ta l\{r. 'Vilco x mnd e an appeal fol' n10re b y hi m,' is the command~,~nt osc n runds wit h wh ic h to carry On th~ work. ga nlz ecl charily." This Is a n ext r or· Cl lIe said : ·· The soc iety could us e ~ouble frem t h e report of the executive co: / or tr ebl(' its present ne t income to grea t C~I submitted to the SOCiety. The cou n- advantage. and would be €'Ila bled to e-xcil's repfn·t was to ~ h ow that the 11t pnd It~ work in ya rl !I US direction s pose at the society was not me r el PUl'- \\rhere expanRion Is ne ed ed. Th e only r elieve distress but to prevent It y to limitations upon Its lIsefuln e~ to thC' ~16D ElnX PHI L Ayr ll R . , co mm unll y are. on lhe one ltand. In c k OPIt 1 . of funds and. Oil the olher hand, the Aft~r Preside nt Smith closed his l'e- llmlted numb e-r of tndl\'lc1u a ls (-'o-opermarks, Ansley ~ox. chaIrman of th a tin g wIth u S as friendly visitors in fina lle'€' committee. read his re e rend ering that personal service to the Th e n thp Rev. G eorge HOdges of <:fo rt. poor whI c h It is our nim to f urnish tlnd brl~,ge, M ass. , was Introd uced' to sp~mk whi ch Is th e basis of our en Ur e work. on P r ac lical Phllanlhropy" His I a ·Wlth lhls la t ter need It is not the plnee . vews to deal in lhls r eport, which Is suppospd to be d evoted to our fin anc Ial con/di1 ti ons and needs." I ____ _ 1.~ .. .. . , ........ .... - rl I I ex: ThOl e prellent at t he hearlnl ~J morning In the Common Council ,hi:. ber with reterence lo th e propo ed!o:l· tlon ot the quarantin e hospltal ,,!l! county far m were Co uncUmen S~~:.. Stoddar t, Dunbar, Ladd and AIOI. Zoeller and Gorman, and S,~:· ,v isors Krehb iel, H older. Koehl", G:. s on. Beerm a n, Shetrerens. Schwert ~ Hutt Councilman Steul explained th' pro;· osition or locating the quaranlln, hoi· p ital on the cou n ty fa rm, and ger.~l&! di scussion .., to th e advisabllllf .1 d oing so followed. Dr. E . B. Sch.u~ who ran against Senator Davls,lIw Democratic nominee, In the 491h ,U· t orial DI,trlct this tall, a nd "",II others entered. th e c hamber whllt I!'~ d iscussion was in progress. Dr. Schwartz asked the memben t< the committee If they were prepartJIC listen to Interested persons. Supervisor Krehbi el dem urred ",1· l ng that lhe meeting was a tripi, ~ •. ference representing the Board ,t S:· p ervlsors a nd the Boards or ~Ullrn· men a nd Alderm en, a nd not a p,bl:' h earing. Co un cil man Stoddart tOC·k 6 s imilar view, but added that there nl no objection to D~. Schwartz and ~e other remaining through out the se!S. ~ Mr. Stoddart r eviewed the steps tat':! thus far In the movement to lranf.lr th e quarantine h ospital from tit Eighteenth ward to the county t1r~ and explained hal\" It reac hed tb,I'P;' comq1lttee. Supervisor J{oe hler expressed b!weU as opposed to the committee·, !!ii" definite action tod a y, but )Ir. Kroh· blel 8aid as far as he was concernNb! 'VI' as ready to vote at any time .p~~~1 placing the quaran tin e hospital" It. count farm. " Most of the super'm. u t hlnk 'just as I do abo ul It," ,aid h• • After further gene ra l discu5!loD.1 Vo'Q.!5 decided to ad journ the meetlng~) !lome date to be announ ced later b) Councilman Steul. who presided. This ac tion was tak en so that all,~t l8on8 for a nd aga inst the location 0, ,~~ hospital on th e county farm may b! heard. l{""" for the prompt e nforcemen t of t ho "~nitatlon hlWS by lhe H ealtl-; duties relating to tenement house r e- w the the othpl' members of t h e commJttef' found th~r e in the way of poor- Scathing criticism of th e D epartment of Ui:ollth for Its a lleged neglec t In en· I forcing the laws gove rning t h e ..anltatJon at ten e rnent hous e" In B uffa lo a nd demand for r e m edying t h e eylls of Inhabita ble tenemenls amo ng the poo r of the East Side and elsewh e r e where "deplorable conditions" e xist h e re 'Was mad e by the Charity O rganization Society of Buffalo at Its twenty·fifth an· nlversary m eeting h eld at th e Ge nes ee Holel Inst night. ot twice d uring year made ex tended v isllatlons lo t :5 2~th Anniversary Marks the Quarter Centennial of Organized Effort in Chari ty in This Country-Wealthy People Its Members. filled ; ADJOURNMENT TAKEN WITHOUT ACTm~. Tene ment and lhrough thp lene wpnt ho use dl·tricls or B uffa lo. ' V h al he with OCIETY OLDEST OF ITS KIND IN U. S. t:t or ty Farm. Organization Sode ly, Dr. J o hn H. Pryor Re Councilmen, AldermenI'~ . Supervisors Di~cuss Plac. ing Building on Coun. w L &.I l l .. ......... ... ... .... ... .. W PE STHOUSB ASSUR~ , or Knight y~"terday morning ap pro a the re"OIULl on or the ('0 cp"ouu ell directlng the commis~iO:~n~J~ bllc Works to prepare pi f;peCift c tl . ans and b e b . a ons for the new pest hou l e to ullt on the l)l'Csent sHe. 11 .. -·h.. •• ~ [; \ v, , .........................................................• I T ·J; VJ;R PA T/fNT5. SeA RLf! ~LS Dec. 12_15.. ri " N ~~ AR~ ~utbreak. or scarirVeo~·r c I~Jl dis tri ct , and rHe:e las I ( . appoln~ri~s~e~~lt.· 1~'~!11 b~ to '~ Ii'll o1f\c€r"u~rantlne I::; rigidlY ~t:~ en lha the ~I There are about .,. . • I. . . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . ... . ... . . 2.. ............................................................ ........ l I., ... . . . ............ . . r e mamed Un(u l_ ,.. J _ ................................ .................... ......- that region. street. nnd 3. Il k~ nu~~:J. East Fa. lIB of rlne nnd 20tlI c;JlItIl the vlci'lltYd to be a numhc r of \I~ lifA There Is ~a~lstrlct which htWe ~~tr.l ~ m ................................................................ J the tun3\o the H eal lh De~~e ba' ~ l reporte to th e present t which uP edlcal attention . received m_ - -========::.___ IJn............................. .............. ..... ...... .. . .. " y, mh... ..··············!";····· ··························...-" ... ..... Distribution of A n titoxin. ' he s tale department ot henlth h as l"€ el ncl t lJJe repor t of tht' local health aulb or ilies on Ih e distr ibution o f anti· to:« i n. T he depal·t ment send,,- o ut the anln .toxln free for use In in'lln!!ent tamille~, nne (lay last week it distributed 317.000 nnlls. The s tate Ib is year bas spent $14.000 for d lpQthcria anti- toxi n . • �··· · ··· ·· jjH;· ·· i ·~i··i' ··· · ..·························.... ... , ................................................................ . Totul i OFFICERS' ANNUAL REPORT~ It Will be Given by the Conference Committees on th e Quarantine Hospital Question, 'j) :!, ('~ ~'ISI nu t.. ~j!1'i . !l '~ ~ I I:~ I I~• • 1 " H rs p L' n flllly slIhmitll ' d .fib.!J6 Chah mnn l·... xt~(' tltI ,· l· T~ ......................................................... ~~~, " ~ ~~~RKAB~,~, ~~.~~~ESS r::R:;~;';;L;~~:;oT t A : e I ~ . e . : ""'' ". _..'..."..'""'~_ rA:r j\' . ctic:bratt.'d ,;u.t erenlng ;H the Ghlt'~~'C U a la lS'~ R('!"oln-{l' '\,h~ 1"1 .ISlllH'mt'lIt~ rt.' l ' ( nl IIl"p(>(' tinl1 nCI i;\ thl~ {'il ' t1l"~t cu!<~ :ln~ ~!!.~I1~,I.ON . r'; l ~;~, 'fhe Hon. T, ~~,.k t.~ ~he boa rd oC s upen'isors preserres n llntfonnly hostil e IIttitude towards tlH~ pl'0position ~o locn t c the new city quar, anhllO hospltn l upon the county uimHh~utjo fnrOl. rrh e members of its comnllttc(' .OD n lo~ s hon se wellt into cootC'reuct! thiS mormng with c.)mmittees of the fil~.ormen nnd councilmen prepared to Smith, IW(::sident of lheSOCiHy.IJPI'..tdthem€etlng wit h a (f: W rt:mark.d coru:tmlng 1hl' beginning llf the "ocittY. llr.. \\as nt , the mulal metUn{ and acc"m~aniHl lJr GUl'teen to BoBtf,ln, ~ew York. PhJ1l\dt.'lIlhla and Baltimort at the time when ~mlth I hI" 1I(·.Il..UL.ll~1l V SU',H ""yma n f~~ p;eSldenr ~~geon ,?eneral 0 t lt ~ la fJ'id cs 0 utiv e ('ommlttee I l ' e n e " exect·.It·d.~ldtlnn itHt.'mlt-d to· n:- ot Toronto nc udes John Amyet I .•l 1.:1 oP.t: luth e, lis "JlJdl .11 t-' .1 JIlt-nul' !' ttl pr(:~ent cllL.~lOtI bemg r eached. The confcl'f'llc(I WI\8 begun nt 11 n.. m In the chambers of tbe board ot l'ouncU: l"ll en, lIod WDS ntte-orled Councilmen &teul, Stodcillrt, Dunbar nnd K r einer A.ldcrnl(.' ~ Zoclll"r nnd Gormnn, nnd SUller~ nsor::- ~l1J SOIl , 8 c hw ert, l~rehbiel. Beermnn, 1\.oebler, Huff. Scherer, Shifferens nnd IIoluer. Former Coullcilman Jacob ) I i"scrt nn(1 Dr. Edwn.rd B. Schwartz headed n smn ll deleglltion of 18th wnrd men. und n number or Bupervisors not members oC th e committee were present. )1 r. Steul presided. Discu8..'iioIl immcdi a tC'iy nrose fiS to the purpose oC the meeting. The 18th ,,·ftrd dele-gntion wnnted t o be h~nrd, but it wn~ dedded atter some desultory talk that th e meeting wns in the nnture ot 8 ('OntercDce. nnd thnt it would be unwise to hear the proponent s ot tb e proposition without hnving the oppoE'ition preseot. )[r. Krehbiel, in ,peaking tor the board ot supcr\""i~ors. intimated that the majority ot the bonrd is opposed to tb. propo~ition t o plnce thC' new bo~pitnl on the nlmRhon~(' 1'nrtn, on the ground that it wonld depl'lci"t. th e ynlue ot the 150 n c r C'R or IRnd in 1\' hich the COUDty'S money is inYI~stl"d. Finally, on motion ot Ald. Zoeller, the m(lo('tin~ wos ndjo\uned ~l1bjcct to the call or tbe chair. . \t thl next meetin~ interested pcr"onR will be beard. and the superylsors hi nted that their constituents wouid make a strong showing against ~e 18th ward delegation. ./ Q "i nt it til r.f .M li t p~ ·t~n(lmcnt hou o:~ 4 I t- lil ti ng to a 7ld em Jlha tho - dl"U\"ll:II.2~ · I IJII ~lt.lllr.\,·t O'I·1t Id~m in telEll·\· hp dllel't( I'l ~ . 1 11 Sl"<' fJr the De' ·t·( II Ir.tll ~ mlt tilt r t' J,,·rt Health Dt' ~.~i':ln·t'r IIl\ u.:tlgdllo11 til til t' ., nnel women a ttemJon t~' 1 " 11 1•. u ~1(1 (' 11(' (' m UIt"" ('u li "1. 15 not often that m~n "'otinted togdh" In an), grellt movoment RI'C 50 ptr£!!t~'t In ,,'e\l-doing a~ In the jll('!=t!mBulfa!oS\l('iety. as the recQrlls ~h()w that., oClht:~mtmbers of lhe pl'~3r n,~\icl,·~pn.n" '"1<1 '>!lOl,,t'mnn(1 hnmt·d l.11l \'IOlatlo,,;" a nd ener,n.til- ~ 1;fO~"(: .al. mAlIl, hbU~l' In \V~. I l 'ml"l t (I f thl tl'I1t;: Thaf tJH {'n m mlt h l' on ~' I btar-t·~h·{'.~II· (lnu l't\n uf th II ."}.Ill • pn t I!oarU 0 Im[eE1. the rollo'fl'lng ~e\'en l rl'Stst nny effort t o curry tbrough this plan ot th e 18tb ward. and the mC'c~lI1g ",.as nrljourncd witbout any can· tn\"o~'to til · t. thost! SOClttlP5 ,,~re fil'!!l concth l.'-d o c. part, )11'.Smith~4i~: e 311thorlz.d·C f i l m , .. 1.( th t-> P ()fli ' continuous sfl"\"lce uti l'U d ami ' .!ttl ' UH n, ·t·I !....· "11' \ · t {} l'r(ll"u·u lt.· ror over:IJ I"" rlth unflagging Intere>!. te"en"'"l. whl~h " n " ':;·I:·:;:~\' ·~ ,' ?,\I;~\..,~r )lany of them Ire loday it~ mo:-;t a ctin." Trust. e~ st R el)ori .. worker!!. 1 th.Ink Ibt}· are w d l deseninS' The f\llal:(' t I. · III in" m~or heing plactd upon the records this what It"":;s gOOtll;Dl u \It., I t " , 0 lSV1, hu t evening. and I lakl:' pleasure in mentlon- much h e ttl'r thnn In 1.9». \\ h n tilt.' )' 111:11 ing tbe nam~ or lh~ e I . A. Au\tjt"nt H o . . pHal ,·.as ~ th l runn1ng (1ISWi " g nt t.'1nl;'n .• nsley mg th". h()E-pltal m w l l' n. Ilel tlllllua1 8 t VicOI, Thomas Citry. Jo!'eph G. Munro, inS" of aJ.Hwl U ,iIOO. Hu t . as ~\ a q l!x~lallu'\l Johnlf CO.l1r.g, Gfflrge P. Sav.yer, Shto1- last l ear. ha 1 Ilt thiS amoun t \\ S Ion T. "Iplt, Ind my.;elt 1 d dlatdy tt l>Plil-d to .w tn I c In the ulln. 1It!\"e the ~ . 0 not bebl'r of :l/{o: nts ( Ii)In fOUl' ( 1) cU: •• t l~ re are many other so·'ietfcs that "'!l~ Imt.". -r-attVfly 111 ~ IT)~ fo r ":111(1 can make a alfl);lar sta tement. \\Olk. m \"1('w o ( t he I r, ~ d NlI.L1lfb uplln lht? SI)I.:I .... t). 'I'll I l us t l'l.!iS, Jrl 0rtO\f !., hU\'e gnn I thL Ass~cJ~'iITh e A mer1can con~ °i today con~nt On by elect- ' Orlenns. Dec II) eluded its a nnual Ing otncers he'ulpd b W . c()mmunlt~.. ami n !-on', ·r,· h!ll,(]~hl as hington, D. C was C h 1IllCortunRtt" O("l·upallt ... U1Ic) .h ' ~. l .n .t!l.t" the next p lace ot me~'t lnrr R osen as orument.lntjol1~ and n l to\; s \\ I n. L'" Jtl-l were adopted I n· esolutions (utllt'. ~nd promi ... t..s n~;~;, d;;f Ir~~~'r l1li:l~II' that will rt'qUh·:o.;~at~ontdor legJslatio 1lhereCou·. lot.· It ( >( ship companies n nd h Is a nd stea I di~J.llttyed H"soh t-<l T hat th to tur sh ath } AIIU 11 t"J.; IN .' t "QJ.l T;P rl I" In kJnn-. •'I I I M . . . . . . .ote hy the I;' ......................... . the Jlpr rOrnhlT1I't o f lilt lIal tlnf'llt III L e G'.!L~llnl N Pu blic Health nu mber ot ~- ~e\{'~I.s dt'pltlra hl., ('l' ntlitl n l1!'. whil'h f' Xi"~ J~, rill (lei dolllll,ll ll lit In w. alld \\ IlI'l:l' lS fT~ iet}" 'rhe Re\'. Gt;()rGe HooS"." D,D., 0 r c amd~ft<:.ge, )la~!I.. dtllVf:ltd the principal a df~;S .~f the eVtnlnl, taking as his ~\lb ­ J , Prsf Ucal Philanthropy" lIe '1 1 Ihat he had hurd Jt remark • sa ( 1 ciated cbanti ~ ell that 3!,!,Otloll<:. en IT. th. meane!'lt o rganlza_ . ('arlb, and 'YiQnllere-d Ir the b Id h. G0MMIT T[ E NGTH INGS ~ Y 0~ EA I lmr.lI,:"1 I Rev. Hod,,,' Addr. ... uy T ~ lK I . NeE a gain lhp tro ublesome questio n Ht I hI:! II)('a lion o f the new Quarantine Hospital was bl'ing thres hed ou t In the co rritJors o r th(' CIty Hall lhbl O SllllfPl-d 1a U'li nt:; m Ol,,") b y Sil "Cta1 bs..: n p tlons a[t\.·r the h o plln l " as t.' lo, .. ·I, Hn d althtluJ.;h the 8 uh.s( ri p t!OIlS !l o m r gUL l)" mpmbt-rs ha\'l' r eDl I\n .... t pl .lctt l ll\ '-1 changed , ,it al,out ll. , t h !tpel"lw· sut)- scrlpuolH; h:n'e t J.l I $"..;.51», (fr" m 1 i ~.i'" I II II l f t. lo ):)i 11, , 1lUj lSOU. to I I"xf n $:!.:n!. morning by lhust-' who had gathered to at tend the j.,lllt COHtert~IlCe o( co mmltt~e8 CrOnl thl' Boa rd 01 CouncIlmen. th e Board of AlI.h r mrn and th e Hourd 'ot II 1 111 Supervisors. A large number or Interested persons wert' prt'~enl to ltslt n to thE' l'on(erence 0ht the ('o mmlttl'ps in the Counclhnantc c n mbt:r S(·ntltllf·nt. eX(,E' pt in lh(l 18th "'rard ,·t·ry gt-nl·rnlly ~n"'f'm~ to be a gainst Ute propv~1tiO Il lO loeatt' the Qua ra ntine HospitKI 'In th(l cou nty farm. sO<.' latl~n (\) 1" $1. ..., ) I It"" I" 1l1l Uu m . Ih'rrnancnt It was (t lmo...; t 11 o'(' lock whE'n tht> three gain, JS tt-'mpol ar lJy oil t' l I l, r thIS Y" a l" co mmlltH s tnt t In the l'ou ncil ChambeJ'. b)' $10 1) alluw('11 f ur altt· , ,1 '..11>1111. $~' I I'l l" C'ollncJiman Stoddnrl. Kr('iIlPr. Dunbar "I-'W Watt'r (·onI1 N· U Oll S. n nd $.:)}J III~t fro m and SU u l WUI' p rt8l:nt to r th(' Board o r " r.1Q rents preYiclllsly r erC!' h ·l'tl lrtl Jn u th c r t e H- ('ounc IIml?n. Aldcrm€'11 Go rman a nd Zoel· ............................ ; ...................................... . If< r \\ l'rp pl"t"sh~nl ror thE> lower branch o! ants.,: wh o had to 0 1ll\"1;'\ Ollt wh t!u tHe Y . th(lo l'Ity Ic·gls lnture. nnd Supe rvl Rors M. . A l o uk I)O~s P :-; ;:; IcH l T1HT t' W' n ' al s o) paving a:-;s l~ mt:nl 8 til bl ' IlllltJ amo llnun ~ S (' h\"\"4·r t, Holdpr. Krf'hblel. Hurr. K oehler. ., ....................... ........................................ . Sch(:rer a nd BH' rman we re present from to ;l,13.).7.!. . On the other han d . th e ('l'l."'c11 0 d t."!\c lt th~ Hoard of Sup(>n·l~ors. Cnun('lIrnnn Su·ul ca ll ed th e meeting to ":'RS .... J.:...:...~J.;~1 Je~ s than i :1 1:1 11. and W I: order a nd s tilted that the ('onrer('nce was Chanty Ball nett u l $"17 1 mn rf' than In l~)l . 1'0 1' an In formal cltacllR!llon or th e Question During lh{' )" ~ \ r th t· :-'l ll·lt· t y h aM BU C- 0lrf thE' location o r the Quarantine ('~ed in pa ring 0 '" $~';~) on JLH Cuntlw 111osplln I. cJebtetln\.·~ l'J, rt tl ud n l{ it to Sl :!,"lIl11 Thl~ Supf'r\'I ~o r Kn' hbl{>l ~tnt"d that he un- j dJ0t:s n o t a ppf'cu in t llf' l l h-t l tH!.h\ n(',~ f ol' ocr.qtood thnt the me<>tlng w a ~ an open sust oefore Uw (· nd or th e U~l'a l )'l·; \ 'r 0 11 mt·C' tlng Lo discus!'! the location of th e hos· l AL L I!'I,,"0 ,)' SU I' E n \' I sons Sithtt.:mb l:' l· 3:), it Wd S 11 '~"'(!ss ar ) t l) 1)lJ1"f l \V plta1. Cou ncilman Ptodd nrt Ml ld: "Y did not CL I XEO '1'0 P U'1' ' '-ESTfl O CS E O N ~ ~n a shurt It ·' In Hu t,·, t o lill Y th.· (' 10. xes thi s. $ li, ~ w as IlrO.tI ,1 alm o~ l .it ul1dl'r~tan d thal t hlf; was to bp a n nl)PIl C OU'x'I'Y F AIt)•. once. b f! .. ore th~ lI s<.~1 Y U' C'lo:-oCtJ. d .1l 11 il meeting. How(>v('r. r have nO obj ec tion to tht' ma U(·r bE'I:1'::: taken liD· is. now a !l !1ahl " A~ this mnt ler no ~' 8lands the AlderThe m us t un ('~ r hdn 11 1l:Wti lY i n I heo 11 men haw' 1ll1sPt d n r esolution to k ef' P ~~nces ot thr SOC If't)· It! l hj ' ]"itc' h Cn'f' h p It developed a t the meeting of the t he h o~pHa l un tt~ p rf'~('nt s lt(', nnd the th c ann u .ll gr () "' ~ ('O~H I s a)Jn u t $1 1}.1> hut maltc r Is now b(>for~ the councilmen. Board or Supervisors yesterday that ge~i(~~3~:~ Is . largl ~ Y r UI";t"fl h y tl i", ;'11'· )"" r think that thp location at the oun.rthe propoSition to locate the neW Quar. ('ust . or} L onil i. lin d th t· nnllll"li "" t Rn liJw hmmlt:tl 1m lh(> ('o untv rarm would I~' }!)')f lh e S,?C"i€'t y r.H.lIgt·s 1", om I ml r' $L-,1:H bt' aCC('Ptnblt' a nd 1 t hink th a t the- ('o mnntlne Ilof!W.tal on th e co unty farm 1'm.s 1~Jrf)2. ,to $_,IJ33.S I J1\ 1'01. alltl .}I.,j ) . A) In mlll t' f" or the Sllp(,l"vlsor~ would slate not mal't"Y'""" supporte r s In that body. whpth"I' :..hpv will fO\'or th«:> locatIon or Yestorday the members of the AlmsDm'lnri e hOMvltal 'on the ('ounty farm. the Y 11.1 next c· YNlI. tl14' ..• 1,2'Y) irl(,O l"ll' f rom th"I house Committee or the Board went f they wlll Jlot u pprove or th e propoth e ",i. ',' A. It~ a~f~ will Hf}t Ill' oft lolP l In into conference wit h co mmittees or the s ition, the Cou ncil s hould take uo the ('ha.t:g(>~ev.~ ny afs, ~h l l'i :'I l',I"; IIIIl 1l rn\l ~ l h" Co uncilmen and Al dermen. and se ttle It n t oncf'." FJtr-h I nStit h $l,)ll ..)() fo r : l III W !'1m! on lhe mattpr The conference was begun at 11 a. m. SupC' l'vlsor KO('hlt~r or t h e 18th V...a rd gWH ft d' .l Ill' B l11 lthon t . pu t Oil J a~t Ra id that th •. Supervisors shou ld have in the chnnlbers of the Board oC Caun .. J,u~ Sy"t sull lo be IMl fl i tl l'. TIl t: h l~ht­ ti mC" to consldQ r Ihnen, and was a ttended by co un cilwo)"n_~;~I;~hn~IHO, II, 2' ye~lI"s o ld, nnll ~il SupervLl1for J{l'ehbh' l F:alc1; oJl be li eve the men Sleul, stoddart. Dunbar and at an \" ll' It ma y hnv i' lo h ,lo rt' Jl i.·w l~ll SUPHvl~Oflll' co m mittee Is a~aln8t lo ca ting Kreiner Aldermen zoeller and GorC. A. ·1 f'a.s~~lI1Th" n ·n Ln I f n 'lll lhl' Y. 1\1 till' hospital o n the ('ounty farm. I beman a~d Supervisors Gibson, Schwert, m o r e lhl n nol h I) (,O l l~t ~ o n r Il l ' m u(, h lieve l haL ~ ucn a move would df.'n r eciate KrehbIel, Beerman, Koehler, Huf't", good r ~ ~aJ~1) lll l till' I I !il du l ,.. Hulltli llg lit the valup. o t t hE' ('ounty farm and that lhe Boa rd of 8uP('rvJsors would oPI)ose It." Aflr- r thal I or Lh,~ lI t" xl YI,.lr 01' tw o. RcherE'r, Shlfterells nnd Hilder. For1 Former CoundJmaJ1 Jacob l\llssert ask~ ('omf" to)" oth ~hOlil t l ll'a n; s um o l1I' t 1nme r Councllman J acob Misse l-t and Dr. d to bl'> h t"nrd it th c m a tt!:> r was to be The followtt€'r ~f;('~. }<~dwal"d B. SchWU t·tz headed a smal l flo r t.t nt ren.1 lalli eR fl h l)w th p mnr(' Im - cd lo be hrar(i It th e mnlter was lo be delega tlon of 18th \Vard men, flnd a nn Informnl cont~r(mce . Rnd Super-h !'l t lhr!:>I' Y('~rs;and tJl ~hu r ~(' m'~nt 3 ff) r th e was number ol Superviso rs not members ot viso r Kl ehblel Rnl d tl1 o.L th e Supervisors the committee w er e present. Mr. Steu} would hen r n l'gumC'ntS. I" Gro ss Tn('ornC" D t·. U(lln' Schwartz stated th a t he wus F'!tr·h 11l5'l 1llu te • l?OO .. l~J l. 100:'. presided. I nalh'na IJh'" prop'_ .I,~ .. I.f~J til. 1i~. I;<! ,,;) •.-,l)ti. 71 pre·st.nt with n. largf" d pl("gatlon o! 18th After some discussion it was decided "\Vnrd buslnr,i"i men, who came to be not to give n h earing to the 18th I'd B erly ..... ...... . 6 fYl) 09 7, fj~r,. lll - H-1 ' -O heard In thC" matter. cmnNt Bu Hding ';"jS:ljfi l ,:!tjln 1·~'i-!1\'1:! people prt: sen t, and on motion or A. II n ppeArr·d th a t th e oPPORilion was not Zoeller the meeting was adjourned subpresrnt A. ntl that ':lOme o f th('l conferees ':olnl ... .. . .... ~~ wishrd bot h slde~ heard at once. j ect to the call oC the chair. At th 'NI'\ l I ncome. .~,IoI. II) $h,l)j9.f.!l $11.111\ .•••) Sup (l rvl!"or T{oe-hlcr moved th at the con~ next mceting Interested persons \VBl be F/tr·h ln~li tut(\ $2 S'·' ' ,2i.i!).13 f £> r<>nl'f' bf' udJo urn('d, subject l O the ca ll h eard, n.nd the Supervisors hlnt~d that In alhma hlo l)l.or)~ •• G... OO $:!.StJ9,!l:! ot C IHlnrllmnn Steul, who had been the opposition to thc ~O Ul1ty farm 13"Crty .... '" . .... 5 11" (;. 11 1 !'Il l 81 '1,9!l1i,;)11 ('hOBE'1l ~h a lrman of th e confe r ence and project wJll be a great deal stronger moti on wn.H carri('d una.n lmo usly. j'lll1(:lt Bu il d ing' . 4tl'iI';lj "I\n~rlt Hn76 thlR than the oppoSition lhat.h a~ deyeloped Councilman Steul sttltl'd that h e would )rObnbl y (':\)1 thO hf.>8.r1ng for some day Tolal . . . .. ....... ~~;.~ S8.fi;>'!!7 t1.i,lJt.:. 73 In the lSt)l Wilrd. ate next wf·f'ic S.l l;. ~ IH .1:1(;._ lhls II)SS tn SII!."'!· ' ' ptl l)I1";, t~lt • the F ltl·1t l·l~tll\II H D IlI,11I 110; w~re emlJty tor ;t.htlut t'IX II l11nlas all~ lilt' Pan-Am~ri ('nll E XI e·t!lllo n, a t n. 10$5 l lJle who mab b . pea$III) in r c nta. b., Till J" t'lit II ,, 1 tn Ul l Isure that th• . l(" a~c;E'rtlons w t:r~ (lultt o! p!1' :-;ttHlt.·s oC th ~ }, ullJiug t (l th .... H.l llro:l, 1 YWtre tight Br3:nch o f t hu Y OU Il g" :"ob n's l'iW t<;.lIaH .\.~ ­ j> "The IlUrJl(lc.. (If eli J' J!l; to hplp ~ II ar ty 01 Ranlzallon~ 'al" "E P 10 hl'lp thfmfeht~!;,· he \"try CO • u. the best mtlf I mmunlty ought tn ha\'e \1('1', " 'h lea, I~gal and economic adatWt ~'at I philanthropy I n ! con~h.1e)"al ~ "What h n rrery phal:lt:. t e "OI'1~t)" k order thallt .. a~ s llol SUpport In rna} hi\(; a l .,. pPr"onlj to pi,. d' )OU} of trlllni:d " e Ii \"Jee- an I I who will lend llltir r (a SQ pel80ns out to gl\·e aid n: I!onal !1ie~'vlce, going mflnbef1l (.r the ~ fOr the threctlon or S(I(:ltt}"" 1I~ iIIU~tratEd ",_II0rl'. t 1'1.313('5 M (jf hi.'l: ta lk (rom Billie ~·h· (/arabi.. and mlrac.:les In 111(> • Jeh "'ftf . to the Il()lnl. H! \try Interel:'ting nn d hl ij:, ad!lrt ~s was \"ery pit-as. EI" t1o. 01 The toll . 'hust ee&, O~jn~ fix r I tete-II fur a ttu~tccs \\(,1" T G f~0l"ltl It r(!.. ullford SlDitb A ~rm ot three }'f'al'S: y ~I u nl'o. W Ul!a~ III ley Wi!(>ox, J O.l'Jiih l..1M.'f'lh:s A. lJo u"'la2 J h II . n' ~ ,On ell H,. . J, A. Rfgf·lt~r 0 blll:n~ for th ~Ol k and r St. . Pa lll frl~lIdl; l~rnmlttee f; l'e!l{Jrl- on lllhlt iN Y Hl)hneHtw~:I!IJllng, Tilt ItH. R tht! COJtUnllttt Or: ,lmll1&lel· a'polted fQr ).Ih.. ~ Marla. lI' C~totration. F'ltl.:h CI'f'chE':' O\t rl:pOrt cd for tht' Dr. John H P mf III hou.,. t1Im~'Or l'tPUrteu ror thf> tcne "'pr l! II Itt' ... d . h' (l "t o( ~ • "n Hal(:d lhl:l. t In " leh thl- lay,: ~l.~ bnf<m~nt hom~(1f!., ill sl .t,mltt .. d by lb erQJall \'Iolau:d Del .. • ' \\€i .. 'atlment, "hi~h I}' to th c- lIealth tunl ty tu ha\·t IU ~~ .htll tll f' 0 . the1C Nmtlit\l)l. \.~ trtdlt tlf u· CO/:'::I~I~ \t:'st igatlon II}" 1~ 11 Dl;Cfmber a I'e-In_ m~nt3 shows n. ~ltty o( I ~l Pl'iCti tl eSe tf·neTo 1i1lItsbpt I~all! nothin g has !<:lIlH' LIme I ~II';·tIJ'.t ~IJ r.llf>\'e vaupt!ri h JlttQIIt le.s a1'e at Ih " I)\l~intl\.', T"- ttboJe~le , 1. e n .... ut(:d b ... _ s a COOlht>t-n d I~m, :~I~e , t, ltEf . therefore .... Iullon: ' COMMITTEES MET. S t rong Oppos iti on In the Board of Superviso r s to t ho Alm.hous e Farm P ro posit ion. ,.. " IHolel. Thls ortl.Oizauon ", as fanneu cernber 1" I~Ti l'1d ~ the oldest or thl' la4 !I 'lch 5:ocletlt-ll in .'.medea. 'flie on th~ r~cul.d i»)U l:i dat~i.l Janu a ry .J, ~ P~BU~ HEARI~G. its Birthday Society Takes Occasion I' ::0:1 00 to Roast Health Departme t and All p:lld Officials Responsible for Deplorable ~ A.l'8 L8Y wi I,COX. (·umrn lttel". Condition in Tenement House District. Will Institute Vigorous r.'vCrusade. ~ .............. . .t .. ... ... .. ... ... .. .. " • .J. ... "............. .. EI !!OJ , l :~ p~ l . Bt:sid ~·s ::-lor\.s In 2 ~ I 'N o H EA RINO f I I 'ir FOR.!!!,H WARD Au-I ;G ,12';· -'--. -:- .. . ! ...:.:.:.::----- ------ �ru m ... ..................................................... . -- __- . F" .... t - ' ................................................................. \":) O ne! .., ,.- \atte r. bany ~,~ n cOtnmitl ~€' DOh~\"el1--. · ew CS" . 8 UCllort e d. .\ 1l\11lIl>er o f th,· l' nlltlll'Ox pati('nt~ fit Fah'lln\!l' \\..l~ n ported g reatly itnp n .'\ t'f.1 ~ e~lt"'ruI,Q' "hUe six nt'w ca!'f'~ The Boo.rd ot Superylsors thl~ Inl~lr,nInC l-'a:)~ed ronl\? y e n· dt~tll' l:rtt \: stn H" 'uth Otth.... r l-..olt~r·s b ill ..lg"'...\i n~:. =:'Qu~\"'t}~ for :c lh.~tld. ..\nct! upon ·111111 pox P~\Ut:'l\t ~. ..\:i C\llt:l:~\,:;ted in The .Jg\"e-ning Thne~ u( .: turd. ~\y tl~t. the B08..rd un liruoutol y \"oted thal the j ttl ml..\.intain~ In its l"'lr1:!sent qu ...l.ft~rs and ~ nt Sup~r\1ro l""s B~b~. GUH~ue, Qulnl~. t."'ulHns and. Ell~wol'th l\) ~\'l- t('r~. OWN'S CO=DPERATION ~ iN S~ALLPOX HOUSE FALCO NE R' S SMA LL PO X ·l L :1 ·t"tu. (f" d rf" i tl· tu~\"t!, nt,t no!' Yf't a~:h'anl'e 8U 1C n ~ hl t.leh.·nnhH.\ \\ httther th 'y are ~tllnll­ ~'\.1 7\ 0 1' not. Thi' llt~\\ t.·a~t.·"'· reported ye!=:tcrd3)' . .lreo in tht' Jnco\l:;4l11 f::unily . Two (l[ tht~ dlihlr n wen' atn('ln~ the nrst tskl'n with th .... di~ a:-;.t.' nnl l fron, theln the t.ut 1 iO'l ha~ ~Ilrl" (1 to th~ rt'nl:l.iulng .h~ lUI ",,,nth l.n Ole 'V3' T.hf Tt.t'o re 1" ... , \Jl llO A,d J-l uehul. ft. ' Ruo - )ullon-I"u,,.l\·. ~bl\f C" ot' Ct .• r " ' o uld FAil on 'TO,,' ll Oahhh o C ,Tll l •• e • . Coroner l'lllip's rt"'port, while \.' x h 111\\ 1" intt"re~ti1\&, wus o\'ershn ,iowed by the· ~nlnllpox n:port. \\·hh.~h wa5 the prinet},: \ 1 top,le ot dlsc-ussion. The reIJOrt ft'llows: "Your "ommlltt'e Iut$ ruso had pre~ nt~l to it se\"er.ll bIlls (or ("are. t rea t ment nd buri,tl ot ~ma.1lpo x patl~ nt5 • t 11op" Ho.pltal. a s (ol\ows. "G orge ·W. G<>1t'r. $4.54l), City or Roche.ter. ;~9-; Thomas B urn •• $.50; "-1lI1:1l1l ::U. Barron. $50. "The daim o f D r. G. " -. Goler roy e rs a I>\'rlod of abOut four Inonth~. tron} April :6 to Aug. 20. bei ng for ~ ~7 "Isits at $:!O a \i~ lt to 12 patienls confined at Hope Hospital. The clalm c o y e rs 117 da,}.... or a t the rote ot $3.M a day. D-Jrln", the month of Jul y o s hJgh as S160 a day is charged and t he a ver:lt;e for the month 1 about fou r vislts a day. .\S all Of tbe patien t s were con tined In One building and could all be vl~lted at the same tim€' "We C3Jl DOt u n derstand how a 8e pantte c harge o f $;0 tor each patient could be made. The City s Cl aim ~i x t.'hlllrt.·Jl or t he farnlh. ~I ·h("lul \\ .\" dp~t"d la~l Friday ttl )'t'11 .iin dl"'l~t'd until I~.'xt we'·k Frhlay ul\h"'~~ I1l'W l"\!-" ~ d n:~iopf'd. \\"tn~ to tilt,... rrl'~·t t numlll'r of ne-w ('ase~ a 11h ~t ­ h," M th,> t'l'h.,,,1 Boaru will be hpld I'rilin y \:\"t:'nint::' or thiR \n~t'k at whh. h l'lo~ing the s('hools th!' hoU,lays will be d,· - tinlt) th.:o mattt:'r of \II til n ill'r ,I,h-d. L 00 of Bale OD Itt~ lianda sn"d"~""­ p eea, with bactma, ~d It provrn thae ia cutaln 08Sel! tutoellllllllW sad other ti1sell8fB have been UaDIIIIIIIII In. thla way. Fnrther ~vl!lence In ,d 1DI 01 peellog or washing U Is Illten Is contained In the c oun e of exoerlmEnlll recently b7 Dt. B. I hr'l:b, a physician burg, at tbe Institute of Bactulology In the Unlvmlty rf bnrg. Dr. EilrUch washed frule ot lit: ons kinds and then SEcertalned by • It a ble prooe, the number of the . thus a mond. Iu tbls manner that 200 grams (about balI a tbe frnllll fumlned suppOIt(d surface b£clel ii In the following ben; : Huckleberl i~, 4CO,OOO; 4i O,O:O; mlrabels (yellow pes IS, BOO,COO; gooHberl i~, galden strawbmles, 2,OCO.000; I iee, 4,000,000; graper, 8,000,000; 11,000,000; III:d cbmle!, 12,000.(00. the llgbt of Eacb Informal i JD, It it tN<tdlo!l!llfEs, but a common'EEIIH "" cautlon tor a pelSOn to clun fIun btIta es.tlog i', no I1IAtter bow tempt:llg lil ~ J!emllG& ." CAS E OF SM A LLPOX. YOUD I:' PIIOPO .~tD n .. >~H hasfruit, beea lIU~ IIJM!Clally I t I S IJ IPOSSIBLE UN D .R 7H? l{' h ,"'t~ 11 \'t'IUl't'd wtlh ~ \"erHl L'a ~e8 th .lt to 3. rnlDge 111t. t- h t; ~ v .... ._................................................ .. ~.----- rrange the ,"'1" .... . .. ............... ............................................................ ........ .... ...................... .. ~ ••'W ................... . \\ III li o to Albany j:"' (n IL . . . .•••.•...• Da n ,ht er o f Al bIn S .. an o n J II. From,...... : .......... .. ~...!,-4 lk Ith lHlker Bo" rrs ) "h>rday 'lu,-ramlneu th.~ home of Albin ';wan - I ~nn. 3:l '\'i ~Llr Btreet bt.·( ~USl! (If n (':\~€' of $m.~lllPOX nlle~~(l to t.'xbt thert.'. The 11\ "-y,>nr.ol • d:lu~ht.,r o[ :\lr. and ......v.Ji.i.v.1.W I ................. .................................- \ :\Ir~. ~wun~on is ill with th~ dh·ta~('. l Th,- attack i~ a mild onE' although \\ell dt'llned. Th,' child has h"en l'oming • d.", n \':llh the m;lludy for abou t ~ I Dinh~herl "\ Fr'm .,t ."01 1, .alC' N. J .. Dec. ll.-The _ ~ H lea I•. ~ ot this city ha! dl.coV<rt<l till pendls ueed In t be Jocal ! cbools are tb~ main cause of tht :,t "Tbe claIm o f the city ot R oches t e r W~~ , number ot ea ... of dlphtborla In this tI~ amounting to $998 Is made up o t llore tha n ~hty cas t! ba ve bet:1 rtjlCl'\o charges for board. ambulance sen'lce ed. and nursing. as follows: Board, $168 ; nn .............. .......................................... ., ambulance service. $~OO; nu rsing. $536 ; Dt ~C burials. SlOO. The sa me \\ ondertul systern of bookkeeping Is embodied In this ..... ..... ... ............... ......... ............... ..... ....... . ~'l'OIll·· .. · .. ··· .. bill as appears In the bill ot D r . Goler. The ('barge fo r nu~lng cove rs s i x pa ................................................, tients from July 1 t o Aug. 20. or 51 ~ 1, _1&1' _ ..... . 1....... days; tbe charge tor a mbulance se n ice tell. F RO'I (, HI (' \ G O . i. $:00, or at the r a te of ; :0 fo r each tOt'.)l Fortunatel)·. the situation In Buffalo .......................................................... service. s ega. rds contagIous d fEea s e t~ no !lO ''The claim ot T homas BUrns for .. 50 , r so serious U!ilI it apparently is In Is tor nursing and co,'ers tbe period from July 1 to A ug. 11. or 4~ days. o r at Ch I 1;0. jud;::ing hy the fOllowing. Daily small;OX Bulletin. Ire rate o f S17.61 a day. The e xtrao rwhich, under the caption .• A Chrtstm3.s nlber ot P atients a t H ope H ,.. dinary cbarac ter of this bill can readily , ·hado"·... i~ publi'h~d In th e Chronille D ember 9, 1>9: reeeh·ed. 10: c. . be accounted for "'hen It Is understood of that city: dlsrhar~ed. ::; t otal on ha nd, It( .l that the nur'e s e n'ed under Dr. G<>ler. requisition hs. been made out Cor • From July 16 to J uly = . $:5 a day Is E,·ery fortunate hou$~hold In the to\\'n t~ aglow with Chri~tma~{lde ing for aboU{ I"\)ttr patJen to .... L"f charged. a lthough al l of the patients e xpectaney. The p ul~ e of the ft"'rwere under one r oot. ready to be ~i.charged or who " vent hour be-ats with thE> jocund able h) lea • • the hospital In a .!J1 • P eter O' T oole's Case rhythnl of n1e:-ry childhood . t~o. AQ ~oon 3S this d othing Is rm,T!'i The clalm ot 'WIlliam ::U. Barr on Is for But a ~hadqw lowers over e-\'('rv there will l>' a ",bolessle redu ,Il<' ~ s;;o tor burial. There 18 a serious queshou~·'hold and faUs w ith e~ped~ l the number c! patients at the b~C'"' I appr~henslon upon the hou~~holds tion In the minds ot your committee a s I f1' nd the In dil"'a tlQns are that att!: ble5.ed wit h the \'olce s or children. to whet~f"r any of the above c laims a re 11111 hI'.., wu k t he fig:lte~ will continue muclt So long a, ( 'h lcago falls to proa charge again_t the county o f :-fonr oe. vide a hospital for contagious rlls er. Before r. patient Is dlj;rhl!!!U_ In the case of Peter O' Toole. nn inmate £l3~e ("'\"c·r:r c hltd in Chica~o is tn old c10 thlDg I· burned and tlt. p&t1e:;~, ot the Almshouse. t b> cbarges for hi m dnngl.~r. ~===;;;==.========~-i .IIv.n " cOJlll)let. n t of new -<1oth~ j are os follo,,'s: Bill ot D r. G<>le r. )fay This Is the Christ mas shado\\' of 16 to Au~ . 20, 96 visits at $20 a vi!'it, thi!l' year.. It were a prudflnt as Fro/ll ...... ·...... · .......... ................................ . $1.~_O; bill ot city of Roche,ter, $34; bill well n~ a ble~spd thing for the ot city o f Roche ster. nursing. $70; bill ('hildrl'n of Chicago to t"ai~p. th~ir " at Tt:omas Burns, n ursing, $130; t otal, o\':n \"oh:e~ in a plea fo r their Own ....... . .... ....................1....................................... r0T1~.. ·····•··· •· .... · .. ·•·•· ··•.. ···· .. •.. ·····..;..- 1 • ,1H. :oafety and that of their playmntf's . Laek of a hospital for the tfeat . SlOlary Sufficient men~ of contagi(llls di~f'ases will ............................................. ....................... ................................ .................. "WhJle It Is true that Peter O'T oole h.1. \: e ma,le many a hearth desolate ,,"'is an Inmate ot the )Ionroe County whIch othf'rwis(' would h.:lye been . \Ims house, his maintenance a t that a happy ChrL tmns~ Mail Ma tte r Fum igated. m stltution Is pald tor entirely by the Buffalo is not now S'.!f'f~ring fro:n n:1\' d ty of Rochester. in the srune man ner p. Det.~. Ifl.-A br;,..t}Jrun E . ~ to (' k­ epidcmil' or ('ontazion . so thal th€' ne~ a raiIw<lY mH...i1 C'1('I'1<. running b t.!- ' How Cheap Baking 4~ an persons who 81'"e sent to that inXi'!\\, Tt"lrk _'nct BUffalo, b l'onHltutlon from the city; the amountS ~l cC t LO pro\ e a .prop~l· q uaran tine in tnf'" City Ho:-pit.l1 in ~Yl"'3l'U::+'" ~ re "".,,~ ba ck and are paid for by ho'pl tal will nol. happil y. "have m ade with ,,'· . 11 der: nptl l;il:'C Ot :-;maII po:-... the la "'J>A.)·erg of the city ot Rocb""tt'r; HI dr,·plopf·rt Ihp c1htea~ .... t'hllrth~ u( t e;-l' many a h f'n.rth desolatl. w hich wou ld If My of the Pntlen~ . for wbom bills Health D epart ment n! ~ . r ,j: Ij: ,t v1O.:: :\"f'W York )l ond.1Y nJIrht whil e h3.\~~ been pre-sented to the coun ty We-re lotherwise h3x e been happy a t C' hrlsthas seized a quantity ot co-<..n.I. on duty l·pon a rri\".l I in :-: Yl'H,c u ~t' h: ... nmnt('S ot tbe almshouse and coming 111'6s" in this C'lty. But it will h e well .tnartmpnb Wt.·rf" phlt.·,~d undel' QUi.\l'anbaking pOll'll . .... wbich it tvaa4 11 tln p. H~ Wi'rf' 11~n {h,~ homt·~ of four ('in-. A n~n tion ws '" n ttnll'tN. rl!'inally from Roeh,'ster they are city to heed the warning which comes from other ".'lcrk~. x. H.H'IIl. P . }!. ~ kinnt r, hlLrgPs. and It from any of tht' town. ht~3.go. and to delay no longer O\'er • the low prire a t wbich tl'., t; H. H Ulkhptt .t nd J ohn 0uinll. Th~ b y [ t he county th"y are chargeable to the matte:- whIc h has caused so muc-h I tK• ~ .. beiD ~ rold. ..amp e. were {1 1 ,~a lth ilu{h(\ri{i ..·~ ~t Ro('h t'MPr, :\lerll .e particular town Where orlgina,lly d15senston among t he n1enlbers of the nd. Ht. rklmcr and " ('ed~lll'l t W(,fe noti- cht'u'ii5t dr t ht> hea lt h t.lep:t f[mel~ ...:r' committed. fJp d n( rh r- nam ... ;;;: of ~('\ . t'nt(>t·n othf> . . ed the stuff to be "alum po ...de~~ !. "In ~hort. the city of ROChester would C'ommon Council. " .\ n ounce of pre·Ierk:-: \\ho \\, r~ in th',:- .. ;1.1' "lth :\I; b .. paYln~ twice. it th""" bills ar~ .iud. yent Ian Is Worth a. pound of cure," anti ~to('kholm. . se~ ~ bo l\'i Dg t bew to b~ ,,"'1 m 1< of . Ium. snlphu ric nCIt! .Dd I ,1 by tbe County of ~Iot.l'O<'. pro\'ldPd Buff.a lo dops not wen t to walt for tne The m :lIJ at tht." R')ln ..," pt':-of·nffit.·(, wa the" are proper ('har~e~ to be PI"'e'SentPod hospital untfl he-r hearths haye been umi£:"atf"t.! h~· Heulth ln~pf'. ·t"l~ BCOl'ko;-r. ~k • The """,de", we re d eclared "~ to thl" bon.rd . Inasmucb as Dr. G->Ier r endered desolate by contagious disease. gerous to hea lth. Hnd -e\'era l ... 'f:-- r eCf"hitlg a. $~" from the city or "I n time Of peacf'. prepare tor wa r ," pounds ",ere ca r t.d to t be olfal Ho("h~ter a~ it~ health offi.(,02.I" and ~~ lYolt.l to look after Ibi" particular kind ~aid ~~ashing'toll, n nd in t ime at healt h de>troyed. ·tt ..... ! \\Aork. \\ e c o not bc-1l(':\"~ that hl~ bl~1. ;v e should prepare tor slcknt:""'ss. I t is unsafe to m ix tbe tood tn 1't1 r t.ny o~ the othf'r \:Ia.lm~ are a I.:harge .o-caUed "cbenp" b.ldn~ po~.... against the n·')W1t. o C ;ilonJ"('\€'. or the • aU made from nlum. are . city Qf RochC'Ster. fo r II ... reason that uther Clu o;tiC RCI'd ... or . I DJ~no ..... n.11 o.! th amount.-=; rr.u~t be cha rgeable I n bntiog IlOwders. the hIgh tl) some particul.ar ~b-divislon of of tartar brand, are the . county, and not th.? county at I. bfcauN thPT CO tnrtb('~ III 1I.a1tJdIll lJeJ'und qu .. UOB. y. 2 ·Ut:::;" I'-....... ....7" ._....... IL "' \U'I :\ G ~ - - L /~ I'I _ ,...c ~ I - Are Made. Tle I ,mi,...., • �At that meotlng 'he following agr •• ment wa~ Flr~t. ff'acllf"d ' that om.... ................................... V. two ad(lItIonal in!'peC'tors were to ass Rt thp tem~me-nt hO\1~(' InsPfX'tor, In accord m~~IfI~~~ , ~lrf~. \~~t r~~~a~~~· c~~~~e";~~ d~tRtt~~ S(?cond-That IN yloJatinns shoulo ··· ·· · .. ··· · · ···11 be , Yflcaled proYldprj for In the law. be Fourth-that fire- P~CllI'l€'R !:-ihoulrl All VACCINATED YESTER D~Y highly dangprous Charity Organization Society ~~q~~:p~.~~Dh.u~i~lngS o~~n\l~:tt~~ o~o~~!~Yml~~~~/t~~ ~~!ri~~ tenomentR again. and round thnt there Rebukes tne City~ealth had bppn littieIn any cas(' Oe~artment , ~fIY' andTENEMEN no Improvement In mo~t cases. TS COMPLAINED OF. T~CE FAILURE SANITATION LAWS. thE" condltton of :~~e~p~; ~~~~~ t\~~~~~';~:~'n;ht"t,:O~~~\:I~~ - About 200 Persons Attended Anniversary Meeting Last Night.. £xcellent Address by Dr. Geo. Hodges. famlll~'. condition: plumbing bad; wooc1E"n stairs. badly worn. holes patched with pieces of tin and hoard. 11 1Ialden Lan('- Four ~tories. brick; 9 fnmllles; no flI·to-t?scnpt:; one en trance. front: Italians: 1 closet (Hopper). situated on second floor; closet fioor wet and dirty. . About 200 ptl'lOnl attended, last evenJng the m~t:~r which was gIven at the' Genesee HOlel In celebration at the 25th annlvermr ot the Chari ty OrganI- N EAR Cas of Bernard Gaffney, Now at the Quarantl'n e Hospl'tal, M'lght ~ , tr.z.-- fi re-escapes; 15 chJldr(>n; 25 people .in L" Bt'rnnrd Gaffney is now n ~mnllpt)'( patient at thl' Ferry sU'cel isolation hospital. 'lot' disen~e seems to hn,e C'ome out of Hoehestt·, ou the United Stntes muils. UUllltE.'Y wnq stl'ick£'u with the diseuse about three day:; ago. lIe is 30 years old. null has bct·u employed at transferring IIlnil l.l\g~ at lhe :\ew York Ceutrul stlltion . Un IS two days before that a mail del'k ~mI>l()yed on a Centrnl train was tnken with SIllll l1pUX at :Syra c use. The Syrncnse health olllcials believed thnt tho mnil clerk contrncted the infection from mail hug..; cUllling out of Rooh.,t£'r. The HnlInlo health olltcinl • nre incliued to b('li('\'(' that whatever caused the mail r!(.r!i:.!Sillness was also tb~ cause of Gntruey's sickne~!)t for some of the same bugs which were hnudled by the Syracuse JUaii clerk pussed through I eVf>ry emp aye or the Central Railroad all; automatic closets, two In a very Company workIng In the local had ('ondItion, floors ",et around clos- baggage department was vaccinated by ets. cap of trap removed in <'loset on D d d I k second floor; cellar wet and dark; r. E war Car and 'lssistant of the H2U1th Departmt.>nt Yesterday afterI II I d h Iidl b garbage an as le::; n a s; u ng noon. 111m \\tt'S done in order to take has bad odor and very dirty. 43 Fly stl'pel (corner Le Couteulx precaution against the spread of the street)-Itallans; tour-story bl'ick; 60 disease because one man employed tamilIes; two HODPpr clo8ets on pach there in handltng United States mall floor, no windows. 11gh_led from hall; was strkken with smallpox severa l Burrulo. days !lgo. plumbing poor; fire-escapes obstructe d The patll'nt is Bernard Gaffney. 30 years A~:;islHt1t lIe.llth Otflct.'r Clark iuV'esby boxes. etC'.; fllth in halls; closet old. whose hc.mc is at No. 131 Fulton tign ted till! ca::;t'. and directed Gaffney's floors \"'et; landlord, Lnducas. Street. He is employed by the' Central A SHARP RfPORT. remo\·nl to the qnarantine. hm-pitul. lie 58 Lloyd street-Hazel bloC'I<: ~athan In lifting mallbags and other Government Relol\·el!. Wnereas recent Inspection or \Yolfe, agent; ~aloon and store on matter Crom the trains as they come Into decidrcl that the other railroad eIllp)(lyl'!'~ • large numtwr ot t~nements In this city ground floor; 14 men slepping there In the station. It Is tlrmly believed 'by the htntiontXl in the shed wht!re GufIney nveal~d d~p!orabJ~ ccmdltlons which eX- I . b d th I ·th fI physicluns of the Health Department that I't In dlr~cl \1o:l!Jon of Ia.w, and whereas ' mne e g; ano er argE' room WI ye Gaffney conll'actt;'\d the di~eaBe In th!>o' 'Worked rrmst be yucrinnt~d. nnd lnte !h" atttntlon of tbp Health Depanment beds. Second Ooor. four closets for 12 rnanl1('r. They ha8C' their belief upon H'fe Ii'ritlny afternoon they nIl f elt the pri('k hu been call~ to the glaring tallures to famllles on 8econd floor; trap partly fact that last week a railwa:r clerk was mu" opmull l~g1!JatJon Intended to sto pped up. Third floor, three closets remon'd from a mall cal' at Syracuse of tht' ncedl •. Dr. C1tu'k nl~o visited the bouse at l:n remove e\'illl'h!~h-ue tl. menace to the surtcrln~ from flmallpox. It Is. said that comm!Jnltr, atd llEVere hardship to the for 17 ramlll('s. One roo'n on third floor .... thl" gl>rms ~pread and came 111 contact Fnltcn str(,(,t wh('r~ GuiIney was fl board· unfortun.\tt OCcupanUr ana about 20xH- teN, 8 feet high. hag thrhe with Gaftn<'y while hI:' was handling mall er. Tlw interior wus thoroughly 1\H11Whereu, Rpc-Jmmendatlons and r e" rnattpr. qUl'!tK lu\'e pr~l'td (utHp and promises [a.rnllfe!. 16 people; !!ome bedrooms Gatrnl":'t· was immpdlately removed t o i~ ntt'd, und l·,·('l·.r inmate wus yuccil1Rted. remalnf'd \In!u]Ued; there'tore. he It without windows. the Quaranllnt:' Hospital whprp he now Is. OUler ll('r~Ol1~ who han! cOllie iuto con · ROlolr~d. T!w. th~ apathy and neglect At the Health D€'partment today Dr Yesterday morning Dr. Clark decIded that dlspla)'N til" Ihe Health Departmt'nt In Clark refused to mak~ any statement the bpst way to prevent other employt's tact \\ ith Uuffoey ~incE" rhe contagion th" ptr!ormuu of III I!Uti.'S relating to concerning the charges made by the from befnA:' stricken wns to beJi:"in a cru- took hold on him han:, been traced up te nemrnl h.", ref·mn Ju!tlfy crltlclsm Tenement House Commission. He gald sadC' ot vaccination in th€' tralnshecJ. All and Y:l('C'il1ntl'd, and their fUDliJies are and emphll,~ ~IJappro"al. That the sec- D G those (mplo\'I''; who worked in that deMar), ~ tr:Cled t(. transmit the report r. reene was In New Orleans but partment whl('h Gnrtney was connected undcr slln·eillnnce. 1{ tlhhe Dect:n'~r Illtt!ltigulon to the would return by tomorrow night to with were compelled to und ergo vacclnaThure Ul'e now three inmatt"S of the ea t D·~l."!m.l!l and once- more call ~peak tor hlmsetr on that subject. tion. ~flt:1 nllon 10 WW'!dl'sprpad and wholesale Dr. rlark was also car('ful enough to quarantine hospitnl, nil of them sufIer('r~ from !:'lllullllOX. Tlll~ ot11(>r two are :\lu.r· , 0 atJon!, lid d'mand Immediate and tnke down the> nnm(s of nJl thE' men ann h~~~~etlal!';..:.I!! '::tmtnt of the tenement_ thl' lt· rt: sldenct:8 who camp in contact with ion and :\linor ..\ ,·err. of :!iO Purdy str\~(.' t. " y Gat'fnf'v daHy. ThE.' fnmillfs or these men They wero infl'C'ted with the disease t Relloh'ecl}hat the commIttee on san I· From . • wlll be undt:r th(' nb!n·n·ntlon of the JI1My ('ondl1.0n 01 the homes ot the pOOr ..... ............. .... .. ..... .. .. ........ ... ......... .. spectors ,r thE' Ilf'(\lth Departml:nt. sn whilp visiting friend~ in Rochester. nUll ~&e~d~~~t~~dd· It nl'ces!larl'. to prosecute th:'\t of smnllpo'"< brf'nk~1 out In any of wpro pInred in thE' hospital on Xoyembcr Ilt t f!tllre the condemnation ! lQn them the' DCI)iU'tmtl1t w11l be on hand 30th. Both of the children are doing ta.bl:~f'm~n!I1t~~h are not legally habl-1 ...... .. ...... ... ............. ................. .... . ..... .. ... ... Immt·dlatC'ly. 'l'hl' llIa('e on Fulton strel-t when· GattfH?y IlVf>d was also visited. It Wl·lI. and will Boon be tlj~t'hnr~~d as WHAT HeLPS TH I was fumtgat(d,and t-\'ery person therc cun·,I. I! POOR. was vacolnated. It Is it boarding plac •. ThC'l'C' art" no other cnses in the whole Th'dPrl,nCIPallddreS! ot the evening .... ....... .. .... ... ...................... ~..... ... ..... .... ... .. . Now thut winter Is on, th e Health Dewas eolhmd by R~v. George H odges partmf'nt Is taking (,Vf'ry precaution to city of BuallIo, but the henlth ofUcc r 1t D D d1'8n of th T h ' preVf'nt an rpl(h'mlc nf smallpox like that nn~ on the nl('rt, and ure hlkiu,l: I.'trective or' C~~br~dr~ M ~ eologtcal SChOOll which was (;xp~'rlnlct.'(l last winter. It Is IIlelong .:uj:'1 '," Dr. Hodge. Is a TENElllENT-1l0USE LA IV. this time of th,. vent· when the disease mt"a:-lurp,s to prc,·cnt the spreud of th \ttnce HI' r practical bene\'ogl ... e~ thf> offlclnlR 'more trouble than any ui~(>asc. , IISu~j!Y8" ~ !~e au'hor ~ e (" h arge~ made hy a committpe otI1'-, of the --e'r Bet\\'een 'llfId at "F"Chr'IS Ii an I ty ..: S"hson .. ~~. .., u • I'lal Stn!re.- Dr HOdge,aptthe.ahnddSo- of t Charity Organiza tion ~o(: h· t\", that """"The Prorr' r .... c e on h . - - " "'I'07n ............. ... ............. , ..• Xatlon3.1 C~~' ot Compassion" at the t e ealth Departme nt hn~ 1Jp~ n IH· g l1WaRhlngton ~tr~nce ot Charities in gent In the matlp)' of enforcing thp 7n .... ... ..... .. H . ~ night tb,,' It HII' maintained last ten ement·hous~ law, are true, th l'1 .......................................... . lag WhICh' hp; a! n~t spontaneous gtvUJilIttlol!: 'ir!l~r~ thl! poor. but steady. troubl e unrloubtP{lh~ l~ thal the H palth •·•· ........ .. · .. l '"'l··· ~··· .. -·~ · . .· .. ···········.. ····· zation Socl~11 of Buttalo. President T. Guillord Smllb opened tbe meeting with a ehort addlt58 dealing with the • arly hl."r)' or ,h. Society. The mc.:t Ilrlkln, event of the meptIng wu the senre arraign men t of the. Heaith Deparlmf!:t ot this city. Dr. i John H Pryor. ~hairman ot the Ten ement Hou~e Committee, madp a report I atron,ly (,fnslrillg the health officers and tbll rfprJrt was unanimously adopted. The report ~...as as follows: 4 Fh· street-ThrE'e-story brick; no HIJ. He Was Stricken at Syractfse at the S ame Tim e AfterHandlingRochestor Mail-Only Three Case. in Buffalo. ALL OF THE NEW YORK CENTRAL'S LOCAL BAGGAGE HANDLERS VACCINATED-IS I ONLY A PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE- VISITED BY THE HEALTH OFFICIALS. I;S people In the building: 3 tank closets In living npartment~; no closet on the fourth noor; 18 families m=e closet on thIrd floor; walls In bad I MAIL CLERK ALSO DOWN. • Organization Soci e ty. based upon the Df"cember Inspection. Is herewith appended: 122 Erie street-Fly€" story. brick: 28 BV MRI' Warrant that Conclusion, ~_ t Improv('lm~nt In order to ~how Ilpnx ~~ U L ....................... ,· .... •.. ··· ...::........ . ......... .... WER~ ]![M[NTS, ::f;;;;I~to:;;:·:;I:;;~~;;;J~f;;;I·SM~SHERS I.' f 8 New -l.. York I I I I .r... ~.:: ............. . ......, .. .. w." tlon!\: as tbll eb ~o~gh Such organiza_ a. t) Organization So.\nsley Wilcox ot th b tl;'('s. 5al~ that t~e fl e oard or trusc1ety \\'lOre In tal nances ot the 50taln~d that rich r ~m~ltlon. but maln-l flcrlblng ~ a )'@ PP,ple Instead of subprnpl)rt! fl to th~r. !lh.oUld Rubscrlb~ In clety. flIp . g LA Thl' «!)I"j"ty In tb at pOOrer peo- Commlssionrr has bf'f:>n h a nd ka pPt"ll by lack or a Bu1lklrnt numbe r of 1nspectors. But It l!"l notl'worthy j hat a fri end the of f'ommi s sionel' ~ajd on Saturday that Dr. Gl'N'lW, \\ ho W,U:l out or the city, hus clonp p\'f>rythlng possl- I ble ,,·1th the men at h i~ C'ommanu to im- prove tenemftnt-hou:-=e ('(lndltlons. In.n P8y:n' ..tr $551) ~ last }'ear ~ucceeded I eluding the bringing of suits again~t th e lt flrlnf'c;". Th~ F'lt"Dn t' .. h II I C !\ fUnded lndE'bt_ owners 01 $I"" 0 63 let th' b reche deficit was ('('r alll unlll a ) ta )Ie" Itr 8311 nHl~~!~~~~ 1911l and the CharbU Ildings. The ('nmmitt E>p it~l:.lf ~nvs h(':rf'pf)rt~;th' mllre than In 1901 th at the death ratl' among tf'n(lme~t Itfl .!IoiICretlrr rL ,I' ('ouncll was read bu d J wellers has bepn 10\\'I'I'P,I . . ranCI! II . .Th • Re.,' JAR. . m) u Cnllrl.'h r"Pl!rt ~ ~e"ter or St. Paul'~ It Is important that tht" h01H;ing of the ers rnltt~ on dbtr tth.en y tor the com: poor be proPl'I'ly r r gulated, psp r C'lnlly \'~."ltln.lt, Tbp &r ;or~ and frIendly When a city t~ rapldl\." "'To\~· inrr. ThE> "t'~'m'ru:I"r repJ~t ' \" HOlmes or J t'J ctee on (o.npUilt! ed (or thl:' commlt- tenement-hou~p slt11atlon III Bufful0 hUR ork LI)"l'rq)crnedtr~~' 3nd .\Hss ~rarla never beE'n PaI'lh-ularly had. as (omT~e (l'O"II!~' fI Fltrh Creche. pared with that of otlWI' l~ rgi' dtif'~. t'P r.e.PU.ll"tf'd rQr a natned trU8te-es were At \frtr . T C;Ull(')r~econ1 term at three Buffalo co-opp"nt E'tl with New YOJ 1< in ~'n1 Jn~lah I:; It:t1lth. Ansley WII_ getting a tenellH'llt-houl'w law In order 'n' OUJil'ht John t;. unro, "~I1Ham A t o he1 th . tlu' rt L,H:cellea . P e mf'tJ ()lwliR to (·on·pd. (,(lndl~ lJf!F1Tro ' Hons which had 1>"('0(111' \'P1')T ~priou::: . fn hi!! rt [. LIVe lN~ This c ity woulll IUt\'e lH'C"n abl~ to deal til:, ~rYor 8tated that e Vrlfllted April n', ,r "'h','m Unfit I ....... '&rr t ound to be tnl (J Mf' hl. Tn condltlon as to b In· llr~~~ Ido Gr ~ If'!lult, WE're trans~ "l,I~ to a r ort ull \lOlallonBotlQ, \tt thp and he pn " er(> rf'J)lJrt ed T l"n 0 dres Where I"On1ml ~ .n . Db !nA ~ t Hou~e La,,'!; . '''''t. lth or J reopUt'fl that D~ r Ihln a dune the !it t"nem!>,· 'In 1,',,'t,nlt:.d'l"t ,:,,",: er ]o"'tal1cll1:~~ ·On . Grten~ 11 Dr. Clark ll!~onfr JII\) ftthlh 'Has San t ndfd 0 Or tb~h~,~rljt~ ~althIn rom_ lh.M all ~.J.d -\lift com at he had n.tr-r1 Il\'e 'Onf" ~d IbDlainerl at and , b!lt. lJrdE'~~A1Sv~~~~~~- D... ,·t~·:.l'I'f ;rr,angE'd tor ~ ~JC( onnell at th~ ~ ~t. Run or th. ol,e,," H.f!adquar_ ot th~ prp~_ ls was . . . . . .. . . . . . . ... ...... ... ....... . ...:,EC ... . ~R·~·~. ; . '~~;~~·~ . . . . . . ·. :. L DEAT~ATE 12.84~ rr PROMISED A T THIS BANQUE1 I S]!-4.ILL\ TE)IPLE WILL IB.YE , GLOrnOL'S TnJE ON DEC'E'J. DER'S LAST JIONDA Y BUSiness sessions, ~st.onsp ceremonial aI1 the proviqlonR 1 th I I Id b ses- the annual election olnd the Htr.a_ Work. unenligh t enEd. :.\fonda3.... DIM'E'mber 2!.1tl1." A buslnes9 ee-sl'i~on nt 4 p. ld. ~eremonia l f;t'~sJon nt 3 p. Ul. I th e annua l e lection at 8 1>. m. held at :\tasonlc Temple. tiona) bUlltluet l\ ill be beld cott ClUb nt 10 .A taken bY-IawL"i a on:,~l'l~h~eb~~i~;~~ $;'0. Some .'d~r~e." Oh \\'h('n {t~et can I Hea lth Department's Report for Novem..; ber Shows City is Still In a I Healthy ConditIOn. r In the regular monthly report of vItal statistics Issued by the Departmt'ltt ot Health tor the month at November. it Js once more brought to the attention of BUfialonlan8 thnt wtth a population es tlm atE>d to be 352.387, the death rat ot the cit y per thou~llnll If' only 12.84, thus accentuating the fact thut Mutralo Is: one ot the hE"ulthtf'8(, It not the h ea lthle~t ctty In the (rnltell State. No deaths from and but two cases o~ small-pox are rf>porred. The total Dum ber at dt'nlhB tor the past 396. from nil CllUlle.!'l, a8 Nov£*mher, 1901. for the IlJRme period. mni£'8 nnll 2tZ I •.m." .... I NIGHT. Idltional" ballC1uet or the members at sma ilia T em ple will be held aD December 29t.h. find up ropos of the event~. the potentntp, Dr. IVStltm:, P Gmou? and the re co rder, ChnI'lr's 1;"'. MarkhalU, have ISsue<l a "dE"'Cree" telling wha.t thr~ "dolng-R" wl11 be. with its h . 1 he decr'''e announce~ that the st"sId OURlllg prohl£'m without the slons wll1 hl" hl:ld "on tb(! :!Ath day or Ia 19ot a statE> law of the k11ld enacted the 9th month. Rnmadall. Higira 1320. n Ot. Inde{·d. It Is a QUE'stion whether or, aR transillteod Into the- Idiom ol the .. '. 0 e aw s lOU e ppJled to this City. Thlr-::, ot t;OllTiH". do('s not mean thot the law t-lhouill not hI."' enforCE"d fo t • r en orrempnt \\'ol..:ld bring out its delectR and inju!olttt'e, ~o far .u5 BlItl alo Theowners are concerned. re ('an be no l'ensol1ulJle question of th e HceJth " omw ' q " .r:.:s uPRire to uphold the law. It Is the duty ut the Common COU(1f'll to pl'ovi'if' J~im \\'llh adequate me-ans for (' lTlTlng 0; hl~ ........................., I marriages thut of a All to �I TSELF • ~. {, DEFENDS ~Q_~::", l AGAINST ATTACKS···. . ···. ·. ·. ·. ··v. tH. p YO:'S- tORT TO TH E· "HARITY ORGANlZATI ON .SO-, ~'ETY " BROUGHT TO LIGHT FA1LURE TO PROPERLY ENFORCE TENEMENT HOUSE LAW- DR. GREENE 0 UT OF THE CITY, BU' T GUS SCHNEIDER ATTEMP TS REFUTATION OF THE SERIOUS CHARGES. HE celebrR.tlon at the twenty- firth annlv~r.arl' at the founding or the Charity Or:ra n lzatlon Society took plac" last even ing In the dlnln;; room at the Genesee Hotel, an d resulted In a stirring con<lpmna tlOll o f the meth· odg at t h e Health Deparlment with r .. · ~ard to the entorcemenc at tenement h ou8e provisions, a nd l'esoiutions de- T mnndlns: the entorcemenr of by the Health th~ Com m issioner inws were p&8Red . The meetJng was opened b y PreSident 'I'. Oulltord Smltn, who made a short address concerning tne earlY yea rs o t: th .. soclety and what It had nccomJlll~hed. Following his r e marks. the reports ot: several committees were re:td, and It was owing to th e conditions revealed In the r epo r t of t h e T e nement House Committee, presented by Dr. J ohn H. Pryor, that l h e resol utions were passed. The r e por t stated that on the East Side and In other po r tions at the city conditions e xisted o C a " de· pl'.'rable" and uns a ni ta r y n a ture. T\\'o rigid Investigations have been conducted by the SOCiety, one In th e spring and one the present month. It was stRted In the repo r t that the co n ditions at and provisio ns tor t he poo r In the districts InYestigated werp t he Mme In both seasons, The resolution. I t ollow: "Whe real.', Rece nt I""pectlon at a lllrge number oC t e nements In this city re,ell!s deplorabl e conditions wh ich e x. 1st In direct viola tion at law, and, "Wherea s, The a tte ntIon o f the Health Departm nt has been called to t he g larIng ! allures to make ope rative legIslation Inte nded to remove evils whi c h are a menace to the commu nity and a aevere hard;;hlp to t h e untortunate occ u po.n ts; and, ·~~-·OurSi"-'{)'MENr t~r ::~~:c~:p~e"I' . .... 'Pro min e n t 'P eopie A rous ed at the U~enement E"'l"ls. ~~,:'P~o;~,p~:~n:1 ~~dp::!:~: V •• A r~port T~ne ment at "Adveru",.~ endon\orlng to"", a res ult o r l h e Of th Houee Comm ittee tho h.n·lly O rganization ,'orlety. r ld at the ann ua l meeting IMt evenIng he fore O\'e r ~OO representative men ancl women oC lluftalo. tile healt h a u thorities or t h e ' Ily w~re sewl'ely ralle,1 to acco u n t. The c mmltlee hus lllRde a thoroug" Innst!gution of the tenement hO\ls~ ulMricts ot the rily and stfJ.tt"d t h'lt th~ c ond lt lons there e xisting are "cI<,pl<'l'able. un"anltur y and In dlr~"t \' Iolatlon at th~ la w." Hesolutio,," wer pa'se<1 . call ing the uttention at the H ea lth Departm(>nt to the e>.lsling cGndltions. a nd rlenountlng It tal' "a pathy and neSOl~et.'· Further r€'~olulions were p;lsspd, granting t he comm ittee on homes I l a w~ . :;rd: · rOty and ealet IS right. PUbliCity""" ga rdl e•• of the JailS Wha t people ...."" here las '- su arB ot lrncte. It .._ • mmer.-Au burn The Po. t Express 1- b f HOl'panerthath s a Out theonlYR>t! • as sand . tlllth a bout Ih eno ugh lot.UIIt P ost Exp!'ess ;asS~~~O~o::~~:~c. "f,. e>..ctlng.-Xunda "Ne .... " v~ .. The PO'S"l EXprell. -I -5 s to be congratula upon the recent 9tand It took relatJl' for thE' poor permls!:;Jlon to u~e thl'" funds of :he society for the prosecu- or oftenders agaJnst lhe tenement laws nnd fn r t he cond emnation at which do nOl me.?t the ll'gnl requircment~. In of!el'lng the repo ... D r . John TI. PI'yor st. ted that g ross violation. or the I~ws wel'e nllow('d (0 cantin UP h v the Autho rities, an d that n o erro r t w". made to better condit! ns, a lthough they had been repeatedly bro ught 10 the attenlloll of the darnl'tm(' nt, Interest n ruused by the reo port wn~ d.e;> and Illany prominent peop le pr""l'nt Intlmatad that active wen.s uroo \Yo~ld b e ta k e n to CQl'C'pel th .. adw lnistratlon to .. nfor oe the tlon t ~w !tmallpox in that cit )' Olh R f' ter dalll . or octo. lfln~mf'nt~ es stUdiO !J~l y aYotded the men ot s mallpo x, Whil e The POS t Exp ress ~'1J publJshed the facts, so fa r us Obt.lntb~ ef'ncernlng the sJtualton. though SOIll~ t-: its advert isers wi thd rew thei r PltrOtllr trc.rn the paper, Th e Post Express N~ laws. a g rea ter value upo n health and lire t~u the "Imlgh,y dollar, <U1d fulfilled Its Ob~ Cont inuing. ::\Ir. Schne ider said: ""te giufon to the public by gi ving them tl:~ on ly havC' on€' man looking after t he truth. Newspa pers were pri marily tcql~ OME TENEMENTS WHICH tf' l1 ('m(>n t hou~es now. nnd h(> Is D r. Con- ll!';.hed (or the diffusion of ne ws snll politifl.la ntlne. In summer we had t wo InI I d ARE COMPLAINED OF. spectors. but w£'re compelled to put them ca \" e~ s: a " enlsing came along as a "'. on o ther ~mnitary mattp rs and Depa rt- ondar), consldera tl on, and we are glai ~ Some of the tenemen ts on which r eoo rt:J mrnt rn ~E'S. nnd ~·hen th ey wE'rp not do - ~f: that at lC"'st _one RochE'ste r daUy bJ, Are made by the harlty Organization So- tng othl'r work they were looldng af ter clety, basl"d upon thllt December insoec- te nrm£>nt houses" . not so far tore-otten Itself as to gl\'t aftlon. Rnd on the conditions o f w hi ch the 1 lr. Srhnf>idrr had nothing more to ~ay \,('rtlsing a precedence o'er neVl' :S. A Health Is criticized. nre as Rnd drrqu(.'st£>d that no more Questions be when It comes do wn to a matte r of Ju-' fullo ~: D£-Dartmen t _ No. I:!:! Eric Strept-Fiye-story brick; ~8 a~ k(' ' ___ and loyaltr to R ochester and her bu!lDt! ramllles. J78 people In the b uilding; noa MAYOR KNI GHT HAS Int- re,t. has no, the cou .... pu rsuod;' tank c los(>ts In living apartments; clo,et on the fourth fioo r : J tamillos u "/ NOT BEEN NOTIFIED The POst Expre.. been tr""· Ihe bPI'.' closet on third floor; walls In bad condi• Th~ sit uation has not bee n crllic3\ at I:" tlon; plumbing bad: WOOden stairs badly tI me-. 8S wns shu wn b~' the statlstk.! b ~~oJnboahr~leS patched with pieces ot tin ~ra:ror I(nlghh ~'as see n this mornin~ bl- The Pos t Express. The Rb~ence of It No 11 ~iaiden Lane-Four stories brfc k' an EnQuirer rl"1)orte r re~ardlng .the charge mt-ntlon or the dl<:eSl~ in the other paptn ~ tamlli{'s: no flre-escapC'; one pn'lrance: mad(> by t he Chilrlty Organlzatlofn SOelE'tt y \ ha.s caused thllse who knew of the pren. front: Italians; 1 closet (hoppe r). s ltua t ... nntI R8kerl to make !-;omp sort o~ a s~a c ~ E'd on s econd floor; close-t tlooor wet a ntI m£>nt. All His Hono r would sn ' was. l('nre ot smallpox in the city to btUtTf~ d irty " You may state that thE" mntte r has no t much wors " than It really \"3~ "nd ~ Xo' 4 Fly Strcct-Three-ston' brick' 110 he n brought bf'fort> m E:' in anv shan€' or - . ~ . mnnner. a nd tlUl t all T kno w .o t it is what ha vp avoided Rochfls~er, l"'hpn If [!:In ~! ' , r have see n it'! the newspaners." be"'n t ruh' ad\"ised ot the ~itu.lt lon UII! firE' escapes; 15 chtldren; ~ people In all: "If th(' mattl'r is brought to your nt- " I.'rm • .ould n(li. h3"C b'!en felt. T~I" p~ automatic closets. t wo in a yery bad tention'!" ... . co ndition. Hoors l\'et a round closets. ca p "r will n{'t In m~1 official capaclt:r In t hp F).rr~!'; has ma1e man\' trltnds hy .J ot trap r emo\'ed In c loset on second floor: maller. But not sl n('", r have bpen ~ravo r f k -ruth ful lnd fe3rles!"l poslllcn" cellar wet and dark; garbage and ashes o f Putl'a)o h:\\'e I re-ceh'ed one ~i ngle com ~ rnn . . bI: In h!,-lls; building has bad odor a nd yerl' lPl3lnt in rpC'"ard t.o tpnf'ment houses. " this matter. !':.nd .agal~ ~ar It \to .J dlrt)l. ot'>nY thf' char2'"f's as a me mbe~ ongratuI8ted.-"yorrmg RppOrt{"f. , Ko. 43 Fh' Street (corner Le eou rtE'ul x or"On he'yoU RWlrd 'or Health"" ._________ _ Street)-Itallans; fou r-story brick; 6:1 fam_ " r nE>lther deny nor affirm." Ilies; tv-'o bopper closets on eac h floor, no wIndows. hall; by plumbing poo r; fire lighted f'seapes from obstructed boxes, U e tc. ;fi1th In halls; close t floors wet ; land- S I I w:. '1 H J<V W RESP ONS 1. w ILI 'J Y l°R~.L~dlrg;d FOR UNHEALTHFUL TENEa b~~~. beg:~O~dotRg~r.la~~~r r~Y~e~ltrarfl~~ ~ Sheet-H a ze and l Block: than \\~ ol!e~ ~ agpnt: saloon sto re Naon ground floo r; 14 men sleeping th('re in "Where8~. R ecommenda tions and r e- fam!l1t's on second floo r; t rao pa rtly stopquests ha"Ve proved tut tle, a nd p rom- ped UP. Thi rd floor . threr closets tor 11 he. r emained un tulfilled; th e re tore. be tam!1les. One room on third ftoor. about :Oxll [crt. teet high. h a s three families, It "Resolved, That the apa thy a nd negl ect displayed by the Health' DepArtment tn the pertonnance o f its duties reluting to te ne m e nt house reform justify crltlclsm and e mphatic dlsappro"AI. That t he l'Ccr e ta ry be directed to transmit t he repor t of the December Investigation to the Health Depart ment. and once more call a ttention to the wtdps pr ead a nd whote""ale violations nnd demand immedlnte and e nergetic enforcement ot t h e Tenement Houoo 'rom_ .. ME 1l\.! TS 0 ...N Cl T Y FA THE RS '" T I Officials of the He:llth Department Say here s EALTH CO MMISSIONER'S Only One In s pector in Winter and Two in SumMEN DEFE ND HIS ACTS. me r to Cov e r the Entire District OccuThere was no one In the omoe at the Depa rtm en t of Health this morning who cared to publiclv den'h" the c harges made p ied by T e nement HOUSC~IJ~\t?· yesterd a y by tbe C art ty Orp niz a tion 15 people; some bedrooms without wlndows. H I 11t1 Socidy conce rnJng the te nement houses o f Buffalo. D r. Edward Clark. nominally In charge ot thE' de'p':a rtme-nt during the a bsence ot Health (ommlssloner G reene. who has been In New Orh:ans, nnd Is uOw spendIng homewa rd . retus d to say a nythIng abou t the charges. "That Is no t my line of "Wor k," said Dr Clarit:. " and while 1 a m In temporary charge, I do not ca re to sal' any thi ng. "Dr Greene has had co mplete c harge o f thE' tt' n£'ment house a l'lalrs. nnd a ll complaint! hn.\'E!' been considered by him ThereforE". I d no t care to tal k a bout matte r and prf' te: r to ha ,.t' him make a statement, which hl' will undoubtedh' do wh (" n hl' rC'turns. . "I underst a nd that the Health Com_ missioner will return t omorrow:' "ReFol,ed, That t h e CommIt tee on Sanitary Condition of the Homes at th e Poor be authorized, It neceesa ry, to prospcute ott'ervJers nnd secure the cond emnalton ot t~n pments whic h a re not I~g nlly habitable. " The n ~s emblnge respon~lble fo r the scath ing r e bu k e to th e city a u t ho riti es was composed of man y r e presentative men and women. and the Interes t dlsplQ..ye d In t h e rna tter was deep. The , Rey. George Hodges, D.D .. of the Theological Sebo,,1 ot Cambridge. was t he .peaker ot the eYe nlng. His subject was " Practical Philanthropy." He compared t he present methods ot dispens ing s ystematic c hnrity Wit h those ot the post. He defend ed lbe modem methods a nd explained that w hat seemed to many to be red ta pe was In Chief Clerk Gus Schneider was ask ed reality necessary fo r the good of tbe to m a kE' a. s tatE'mf'nt. but he also r etused people It was the i nt ention of the 50- on the- s n me g rounds. clettes to aid. The misunderst.:'l.ndlng "But t h(l D epar tment d es not admit ot the methods ot orga nized c harity thf' nE'glt"('t cha rgld. doe~ It?" SOCieti es , he said, was often d ue to a d~ / s hould say no t," r~plted 3fr. Schn el_ misconception on the part of the p u bHC' " Thp DE'partmpnt hRS been watching Of th e real a lms of the societies. The th e tif>nE'ml'nt ho uses a nd ins pecting t r u e work of a SOCiety, he said, " 'as not tht.' m1' · was e nquired. BO mu ch the giving of tem po rary a id as " It has." was the r epl y. t he Imp ro v emen t o f general conditions "Sln('(~ when .,., The I'eport o f the finance co mmittee I "SinC E> the TE'nc ment House law and Showed a g ain. The l ast c ha r ity b::lU, ~~.~!l~ml~ IHs wen t In to effect last Jannetted $;4 more t han the preceding "As foo n as the la~' Wf'nt Into eflpc t o ne. The fund ed indebtedn('t:s o f the did t ht'" Dt.' pa rtm(·n t begin work Immcsoctety has bee n reduce-~ $550 :. nd the dtatE"ly?" Fitch Creche was reported as $1,8 0.63 ::Practl('ally. Y('~, " l e ~!! than it was in 1901. How many cases have :rou had-that Trustees were elected as follows : T. Js~. how many inspec tions?" o u U!ord S mit. b I WII h I oou ld no t tPiI "ou exacth' but I Ans ey co x, Josl a should f:ilY n n Rn.'rag·r of ten un d eleyen G . Munro, ,"Vllliam A. Douglas. John ("v ery working day si nce the la w wa H. Lnscellee. enn('l("d." S The Re,~. :1. A. Regtete r :.:eported "And iroU han' prosecutf'd trnemen t briefly upon district visiting, and the h ~!' ~!, own(>r~ tor violation ot the In ",.?" Rev. S V. V HOlmes fo r the commit"e hil\'t'. tee on' c o ~ operatlon: .M lss ~:tar l a F. ::¥:~·e ' ·ou Love repor ted fo r ,the Fitch C reche. thnt n~e Other reports s uhmltted were from tim .... Frederlr Almy, the secretary ; John A. M a nn. chairma n at the Fitch Institute Dlstrlct; the Rev. Cameron J. Davis, J'oslah G. M unro Thomas Cary, Ar- I thur H. William.;: John O. Cloa k, Mel· vl n P. Porte r, Frank E. Wade and cha irmnn of the va rious t"'rt..e<?mlnltte .... the DOES NOT DEPARTMADENT MI T ANY NEGLECT. DR. ~E FA VORS RW/D E N FORCEMENT OF THE LAW I rd a single oomplaJ,1 T o t he char ges made h y the C ha r ity dl r ed !)' h ea di'lon of the tenem'" Organization Society th a t t he Depart - against., t he can tl ~ 'or Knight. "Tb£!t ment at H ealth has grossl y n eglected houses, said h II dha rltv Qrganlzat!OI to enforce the laws gove rning sanlta- c ha rges of. t neot yet been brough t f~ tlon In t he tenement houses of Buffalo, S oelet y ha\e ffi ;01'" a nd untt! tb~ t he o ffi c ials of the H ealt,h Depa r tment my a ttention ~hl~~. ' If theY a re I ~ r eply th a t It has done tH e best pOSSl ~ are I ca n do n cs"'aeltY:' b le with the facllltie s gi\'en it. Lac k uct In a n official n r Councll would '~ of a sufficiently large force of tenement " It th e CO~f~~ t mone)' there '~OU.d h o use inspec to rs and fail ure on t~t1 proprinte su~ fo r this complaint. ~~ p a rt o f th e Co mmo n Council to make be n? grOUn Greene. " Dr. Grtt" ample appropriations are t h e reasons a fr iend Of. D ~i:hing po~lbl e ~Ith {kf give n tor th e possi billty of s u c h ha., do ne eHn mnnd to lmpro-reotenr cha rges. men at h is comditions, H e has broUf; This state ment ot co nditions was n o t men t house con e o wner~ of unhabU' made officially, fo r, in the a bsence of s u its against ~~uses an d forced O(h'~ H ealth Commissione r ~'alte r D. ab le te nemen.;th the law wherever . Greene, who is now on hIS ' .... ay home to comply " r olnt\on. But it f! mt.nf rom New Orleans, Dr. Edwa rd Cla rk , has fo~nd a :~le for him to co"~; t.b t "ho is temporarily In c harge of the fe5>tl y I m~05:fth one or tWO men. ~ department. refused to make an o fft~ en ti re ci o "~_ __- - " cial defence a gainst the c harges. Bu t..L....~~====~~~=:=_ _~­ one tn a utho rity declared that Dr. ~ Greene was e mphatically tn favor ot • . t. ~ ......... a rigid enforcement o f tenement ho use ...... .. ............. ................. . laws and "-"as on ly prevented frO m om ...... ·.. ·.... carrying out such a pollcy by lac k of .. _ 'oJ .nlen. Only o ne tenement house inspec... ....... .. ..... ... ................ ,.......tor is axallable durIng the w Inter .... ... ... ... months. whtie d uri ng the s ummer th L .... __ force is limited to two. These, it IS .. .... .. .... ... . . . .. . .. .. .. ... .......... .. . said , are wholly u nabl e to cover the ............s.. '''-' I City a nd It Is not u n usual tor t he de 10 ees 10 be Vlca partmen t to haye to us e these me n for Moil £.mP Y.,.~ -Owmg to the fltt til other p urposes. ~nlo, Dec. - ' ils UpoD aIfItI :\'0 C OJIPL.UX TS T O ~I A Y OR . n wbo handles th e rna centIY, ... . ntr&('ted sma lj pOA rp Dr. Greene has complete c harge. ot h et co t similnr case:; .from t enE'rnent house inspection and du rm g repa S 0 orne to hiS his a bsence 1 d o no t fee l juS'(lfied in which h." C making II statement," saId Dr. C lark. CommiflBione: "He Is e xpected back to the city to - dtr, has wn ttenU eIIIDIO}""'" morro w." Gus Schneider. ch le! suggesting that a . In t he depa rtmen t. deolared t hat d State<! lJIIIil ..,"'Ice D e pa rtmen[ ~·ould not a d mit. e. cha rges, but a lso declined to make oI..r8 ,cciQll!Cl"'~ ela temt:: nt. D �" ... ~. , ~" ·................................. . ............""" .. . .....~ ~............................... . ........................... . ; \'LAZ[ ESS lSi ~ \' OF~~PRING ., 3u. rf) z h· .. X OF-GERM b• '. Dr. C. W. Stiles, Government Zoological Expe rt, In DiscoversThat South Is Afflicted With the Uncinaria Americana. If I,. at Dr. Stiles Will Lecture on This Interesting Germ in Buffalo Tuesday Evening - Produces Clay-eaters and Pickle Fiends. J It yOU are an lm'eterate eater or II I pickles )·ou may be thankful that you do not live in the utb, lest you would become a clar~atfr. It you hr\\'e an unnatural appetite for sour victualS', for chewIng cotree-, or any other per"l!r"ted tllste, tramfer )'ourselr to some other part of the country and the ca use that 1M you to chew coffee or eat SOur victuals wiU make of you eIther an earth -eater, a sand'eater, or somo,other kind ot an eatH. This Is Ih. untechnlcal e'plana tlon of a. new sclenUftc discovery which has been brGught to the attention of the ~tir~"1 wjrld by Dr. Cbarles Wardell ! PU~lI' zoo Ogi'l 10 the United States Servl~. ~'tlh h~n~ Marine Hos pital I gh" • dl 8! ng On. Dr. Stiles will Butralo SC~!lon or his researches in be will on next Tuesday evening, when em, ot a~:rb.t0t'e the BUl'falo Acad Public Llbrar~lDiull~I~~ rooms In tbe I PERI'ERTISG GE R )I. His d~elorures b Serts on the dl3 are ased, as he as Is said to atrect erl' ot a germ wh:ch \'eft their appelt:'" ~Ings and peraddre" will b. "Th P e title 01 bls Geograpblc Dlslrtb II' revalence and WOrm (unci u on 01 the HookStal..." H.ns;~"IS) In the United prevalent In tho ~~h e dleease most whlcb be relurned u ern Stat.., from last spring, The on a visit ot research p.raslt. known ..g,,~ Is an Intestina l E~' FEEBLES unc narla americana. h" Bu ffalo Quarantine Hospital, or Pest House, in East Ferry Streef, Over Which There Considerable A gitation Going on. Mill> A~'J) BO DY. The '~ect 'nd ,ha I, rather dlmeult el , r 01 the ger m member ot Ih. A"-o deSCription. A Id'scrlbes th, ,~.ct demy 01 Medicine tollow", ot the disease as "Not only does I 'hroole anaemia bht. disease lead to 7 ' j' III JI' Id ~~ be ~. t t· t~blement or m' Ilt to a general en- ~lildY ,~d llJO~~talp and physical ac- n om:;OTnes erverslons The developmeot .,:rrerted and physical ~P"l:t'ltPpelar 10 ~~;'lyA young adult ~ • 'pena child Tb those atnlel'd m~ted and as a' resuI~ ~~ ~!b!r ot elay:'a'\i<°m e addicted to ' u ~tha.tng. Pltkle.ea~fn earth-eating, er PE!rvtl1' g, and Vorl habItu." In tb .ons ot appet! te S b<en boll e Soul h h . uch generatcs'!\,ed to be SilO ~d previoUSly th" tb . Dr. Sill,,· diP Y moral deapeolfie'll are ,Imply ,ulrcovery shows Yarlous se~, lnd a erers trom a may occuotber re~U1t8 ~~rnble disease. roalaria. r. It lOar re the disease inability t~eneral we'k~~~ble ~roJJlc 'nd 100In work. Ill. s, anaemia. tatloos. ~ tn'l IIa°t~1 stagnation r manltes· SOUthern ,e lal raused by t~~ I. ~~ ness ot the Widf:'SPrtad own to be In tbe coun In The disease Is ot It. 4Istrl~~ T~nd probably requires d-t c t Ull extent It I s ' unknown. and tbroUg exact study. tound to ac," ' Ublry Y distribUted ~any ob'cure Ubi tor th~ It may be ~Orth as well "", 0/ an a efllctlons 01 ~':t0ce ot It. ~ Souf~mlTa 10 the I ntanee b·'·...ltlo . he Im_ hroughQut t Y lll<Iltral 0 and Its ac- " t t- g. <'Ure 1f • "ParlDlent ."u, a r'Jl() .100' lor ita be ~t g'ntr~ 41at nlt~ Stat.... practi tlo ners riB tnanltest .Olt ed States WlII short! ea.'e with dlrec: :!.~reatment ·.- ... ho ut t he View of the Present Site of the Buffalo Pest House in East Ferry Street, Looking Northeast. �"Experlments 1n DIRfnfeetfbn with I'or IlU\laelirde Ga", " by Dr. M. ,1'. Rav~nel, Philadelphia, PR. Nnblonnl Leper Home8-R"pol't of ChRlr· mnn Dr. 11. ~L Bracken, St. Paul, \\l1nu , O;ngers to the Pu blic Health trom II .. Imnlnatlng Gns-Rep'ort or Chnlrmnn, Dl·. \ S. D. Durgin, DOBton, :lIass. 'l'l'ftnsportHtlon or Dlsensed Tissue by ANITARIANS IN SESSION. e Great Oongress Begins Its Important Deliberations, Holton'~ Report Covers tbe Progress Uecently Made, Effioiency of V!locination Against Attacks, to the Martyrs for Science in Cuba, And Urges a National Department of Publio Health, tt'he Con Tention Virtually Sustai ns a Comlll ittee Uepor t • enJing Koch's Theory That Bovine Tubercnlosis Oannot Be Transmitted to Hnman Beings, The American Public Health Assocla· tlon held three sessions yesterday, onc at 10 • . m .• '''hen the opening add ress was delivered by Rabbi lin>: Heller and a large amount ot business was trllnsacted: one at 3 p.m., when numerous pape rs were rend, nod ODe In the e ,oening, when addl'elses ot welcome were delivere:d by Mnll-Report or (;hairmnn, 01'. 1,\ Ir, \V C'sthrook, 1I lnu enpolls. :\11 Il 11. Rlrer excurs ion nt 1 o'cloc k, NIGHT ~gSi:HOX . "Anul1 RI Rf' l1ol't 011 Yell OW l"t" 'cr In Mcxlco," by Dr. Bdual'do Llceagll, Mel:leo. "In!ormntlon on th{' O[' 1.~n t'\n pl(,l: lro) Yellow Fr,'{' r Bpldcmlc8." by Dr. ~ur('lslI del Hl o, )lexl('o. "Ueusons f OI' Bf"lIe\"l ng 'flmt tbe Onl y 'Vn y in Xnture for Yellow F cY{' r to He COlltrllctcd hl~ :\'I un is from Ule )los· quito." hy Ol'. John II·. Hoss, Uull.<1 Statcs ~U \· y. "Conc~lllu"" the :\Jf't h od ot Tra ns m is· slon ot Ye llo; Ii'en' r fr om :\1 .10 to )(ou." by 01'. W illiam C. GOl'.!:u., Culted Stnt~, A.rmy. "The Dislufcr tion or Rullrond Cars ns n P r ecllU Uon fll'Y .\I casure Agnl nst the Prop agntl on ot Yell ow l~~{' \'cr by lfosqultos;' by 0 1'. Manuel S. J glesins. :\Iexlco. "\Vork ot th e Am eri ca n nnd lI (>xlcao Coullnlttces Allpolu te(l to Stutly Yt"lIol\' F e ve r In Vem Cruz," hy Dr. •0\11tooI0 Mntlenzll, ".\l e:dco. " Inves tIgation of Yellow Fe\'er In V{·rn Cruz, " bS P r ot. Georgo E. Ut'YCT, S e\\' Orleans. The sessions or the .linerlcn n P ub li c H ea lth AssocIation , whi ch w cre beld )'t'l-4terday m OInl ng, ntt CTUO() U DU d. c ,-e lliu::;, In Tulan e Hull, d,'Ye loped onc ft' uture ""bicb crea t ed something ot a seo!:'n tlon . 'l'his was tbe report ot the Committee au Anim al DIsea ses Dud Auimnl }1'ood embodied In n paper prepared by D. E. k lm on, D.V.M., Wa s blngtou, D. C. , and _ d by Dr. M. P. Raven.I, o! Phllndel· pbla, P.. It lI.tly denied tbe trutb or K och's tbeory that bovine tubercu lo s1s could not be tTau 8w1tted to h uma n be· Ings and recomme nd ed tha t tbe tb eory be dis regarded by sanItarians eve rywhere. ThIs r ecommendatIon \Tas based on the m os t a ccurate and cowpre hen sh~e ex perim ents whieh h are bee u con ducted s Ince Koch's theory wns ad\"an ced. By a ,"ote I or thank s unanimously exten d ed DI·. almon, t he Association wen t on record ns dlsbelle,·lng Koch's tlleory. The fol1owlu ~ are tbe con clusions or the CommJttee: Flrst-Wbtle t be bacilli or bumon tu· b e r culosls are otten of t eeb le virulen ce :tor cattle, there is a cousld e rable p roportion of cases In w blch these bucHU a 1't' Mayor Capdevlelle and Speaker Jared Y. Bandera, the latter representlng Governor Heard. ADd at which President IIoltoJ! read his ann ual nddress, wWch was n. 'Jerr important pnper. denl\ng wIth som':! t the leadln!: topics o! sanitation o! the y. There will be a reguln.r session at 10 cloc.k: thJs mornin g, with a s ection eetln, at n. .At 1 o'clock the ex cursion the Iteamboat Lotus Sims will leuve e bead of Canal Street, and take vlsltfa and thelT friend s as tnr 88 K en llorth Plantation. They will return about 15 o'clock. Lunch wlll be served on the boat. These rl\"cr trips nre among the .plea.ntest e~perieDces that vlsl tors in the cl t)' h. ve. Among the arrh-nls yesterday wns Surgoon Gener.l Wrm.n, o! the United States Puhllc Health .nd M.rl ne Hos. pital Sen' lce, which Is the longest nnme me by any pubUe body. Dr. ,"Vyruan Is a member or tbe Assocl.tlon, alld Is dl. rectly Interested In all the problems tbat aTe before it. It I. likely that tbere will be recom. .elldatlons adopted by thls Oom-ention fooklng to the dlsestah llsbmen t o! qu.,'. alItlJle: of yellow fever, on account at the nMr' army theory dc\'eloped In Cuba by the Iclentla te, thllt that disease can on ly be communlcnted by mosquItos. Dr. \Vymall Intlmaled that the Government would not be I1kely to Temove quarantine ~xcePt on ab solute knowledge, al thougb be- said tbat tbe Governme.nt Burgcons all belte"e In tbe mosquito theory. Tbe sesalon to·nlght will be devoted altogether to that subject. nnd will be pe-rha ps tbe mOlt 1mportflllt ooe ot the Convention 'Members ot the various Exchanges ond public bodies and medI ca l ussociatlons ot the elty arc Invited to attend thi s seH'. .Ion. The position or thc Low_lana bealth authorities on the mosquito theory Is that, wblle they hell.,'e In It, t hey n~e ot reacl:r to .dmlt that there I_ no other etbod of COJlta~lon Possible, nnd they , . ould not be ",'HUng t o go too tar 1n reI laxing the quaran tine y et, wWch seems to be about Dr. Wyman's POSition. The progr'd,mme t or to-day is ns t ol'lOWS: MORNlN(} SESSION Public Heal tb L<>gISlntlon-~eport ot Cblllrman, U. O. B. Wingate, l1.D. )111. waukee, Wlo. ' ~ "Cause and Prevention ot Intant 11ortillty," by Dr. li~rau clBco SanChez Mu. noz, l1exlco. uW~~ Nurses: TheIr Hygienic Impor_ tance, by Dr. Ram on 'N. Prado, Mexico Disinfectants and Dll:llnt ectlO n-Repo~t ot Cbalrman, Pror. Francis C. R obi nson Brunswick, :Ue. • "Examination or Rooms Occnpled Dlphtberla and Tu berculo.ls Patients the Presence O! B. Diphtheria and 'l'ut)ereuloRls, RespecUv('ly," by Dr. bert W. WlI, Boston, .Mass. b)" t or B HI: T1rulent t or ('attie as well as for other anima ls. Second-Bacilli or both th e bovine typ o and the human type lln vC bcen obtained trom cases ot hUlllun tnberculosls. '.fhlrd- llovlne bacilli introdu ced Into human ti ssues by uccldelltal inocu lation h ave Ih'ed, multipli ed aud produced di sease a t the point ot Inoculation, aud lla VI! been r ecovered atter a conslderablc time w1th th eIr vItality and vir ulencc unhnpa red. Fourth-Various s t attstJcul studIes Ind icate that a consIderablc proportIon or: t he ca 8e ~ ot humau tuberculosis, and pnrti cularly with ch l\dt'en, originate throu gh the Ingestion ot th e bacIHi with CUU' tumlnnt ed t ood. It appeu. rt5 to your cow. Dllttee, therefore, that the conclUS ions ot K (.och , announced at the Hrlt lsh Cougress on 'I uberc ulos ls, to the eLrect that bO\,lue tubercu losis h~ differ eu t, that human lubC'rcul06 ls can no t be conveyed to catt l ~ an d tbut ll1an Is lnsuscepti Ol e to bovine tu berculosIs, are disproved, and Sbould n o long(;! r bave weight wltb. sanitarians 'i 'he cvidence brought forward Indi ca tes tllut g reater cure sho uld be exerci sed to p rcvelTt human Int cction with bovin e tubf;.rc ulol:li s, and to purtlcnlarly gUllrd Chil dren t rom tuoercuJous mllk. The sesstou was called to order shOrtly atteL' 10 o'clock by t11e President ill' H. D. H olton, who spo k e brlet1y in nppre: elation ot th e h onor which bad been con. f erred UPOIl him at th e hands ot the AssocJa tloll. D e then IntrOduced HEV. MAX HELLER, ot Ncw Orleans, wh o delh'ered the open. ill.: addl'ess, Dr. H eller sa id ; "This gathering couters disllnctlon alld btnettt UPOll tll e pla ce In which 1L meets. Our city Is honored In beIng Identlt1 ed wltb the ea rn est, hclpful work wherelu y ou are espeCially eug-uged. Yo ur papers ,rOUr di scussiollS and d el1berau ons us we s lloll witn ess th ew, or as our Wlde -awakc JocRI pl'eS6 will rcproduce them nrc 1>UllUd to .. nwn ken tbOlight In t hose' who 3re privileged t o burbor your prescnep, the.lr echoes ou ght to vibrate long lJot·ti In our civi c ond our pri'rutc lives. 'BXbl_ hlt.l ons, It bas becn c htlmcd a r e llJ In.c.dma rks of progress which i'e cord lil: KlI ('Cc:sslve Stage8 of our onwnrd trave l~ con ve o tion s or selen tLtlc WOl'kel's are cx: PlhltJoDS tor the exh ib itor' lll ey ure halt ng pl ace::l t or the cODlpa'rlson at nol 's th e meaSuring or acbie,-c lll e nts null th' ~f~t'ing on to r enewed eUort. ~ucb cx~ • ts leave no s o.l id memorIals ot archl. ~~ctural beauty; but the Impetus they fu '" sh, the la bors to whl c11 they give I'I :e Ili n.\" J l~fLn illtllli te ly larger in th c grOW~b ~ C v Jzutlou tbau auy monuments or: r.~.f~ or palaces o f wurble. ll'ct1oi r~tISN~ ce rOtalln fitness In yOur Se tunt b .l. w r ea ll s t or thi s ImpOl. t gat e rlug. ~tnlld here lit tOe ~:d~~~fl~tf n, fihutinent which uwnlts its f ello wship or ¥ d Its entrance into the ot the tHlllltu::'t~l ern,,~U ilure at the hnntl d16tan ce from U~· e ure but n Shot'l to wbl ch OUI' co e t gem ot the AntlJl eN, boon ot l1 bert un ry brought, with We SOns at heult[' t~e mOSt tnvuluabJe !t·s. c('otendln It i . ere, In New Orleall~, have renIFze~~bOS\ Illd\'erse cond itions, We tatton ill a. 11ro:r I erSlllgS of publlr san] Jnortallty whic h (!tiS \'e l'ed ucttou ot Our 7eflr, to ncccn seemed. trom yeur 10 t m'lrovement ~dtet the T'aluc ot sau tt3 ry - . 0 "indicate our mucn ".(! ",aligned c lhUMe. We h,ive .tIIl mu ch to I~nrn; ~reat 88 bave been the 8ucl'lttc('6 ... Il leh New Orl-all8 hus cheerrully olIol'ell t n the cnutle ot public bealth, not1ccab 1t! lUi bRa beon tbe education nnd enlighten· J}J.l'nt with which the past yeul's !lavc n wRk cned us to the w omen tousuess ur th.s. public luterest., we look to the comlug yeul's, we looK. In part to sucb Influ euces 86 that or YOur COll\"entiou to cury on A cnmpnlgn ot furth er educatlo n Olll< ug the Pt'OI)le, to arouse their cit' Ie and their IlIdl" dun l consci en c..! Uli to tile UUTUAL CAR~ AND :lIUTUAL PUU· TEl t:'l'l 0 N, whl ch with In c reas ing kllowletlgl', they owe l Il In c ren~ns degrecs to one allother. ' 'Vc otten (hn.'11 upon the O{J\' flntBfe" 'w h ich com e t o nil ot I1 S throug:h bc w ! d c co un C{' UollR nnd intImate co n tn(' tR ot t he 1l1ollcl"n lI!e. D is tnn ces hnyc melt.. f> d ~wnLnUd~ronc h hns b(.·cn mnttc ('usy; mIllIons li n \'c! f1 or'kNl III to rl t y 11 r(' nnd tl'IIR o r: lhlll1!i:ll1lh:l arc hnl'bol'(nl II,· glllg- I~ hulldln;::p;; tbf' COntncts nl" nol onl y dn~('r, III our nore' nCll' e exlst('ltcc tlw.v hay(' Ut"oC tHllC l1Iultlpll('ll: fiS Ro('l('ty 1)4" ('OI1l('g mOI'c' inlrit'lttcly orgfllllzed , won JllIJ\l'::; l~n'I' ncnrl'l' 10 his ttllow-mlln. It Is n Jo<t1".:lIl~\1 clbpl'n:.:;t[lon or: PI'O\' lcleul"" th.:lt this U(,:lrlll'~H or mun to Ulall shoul d ht't'('(l dllll~;<,r~ tl) thelr h ea lth ngall1~t whIch Il Is not PliO ugh for thf' ludhid\1a l Ulond. 11\ J)l'u1t'j't himself tty pel'sonnl ('1(,3nll tie Hock, l1ess, hut whi ch ('orupc l united Ilctlon In garty, Key I hf' ('OIllUHHl IIll('re~ t ,)t 1111, m u king liS erts, Ruston, n'nllzf' tllIl' ahsnlutt' hl'olhcrbood our lUllfer, lJt'tro ll. :M\ch.; .lIr. tun I ,!" pl'llth'IH'e out of th e ,~cl'y 8nn· Ellll, Pro \ hleo ce, R. 1. ; Dr. p l1 th[(',; M ou r ph.n-deal c o n<:;litlll hHl'l 'nl'.! wlltt'r, ~ew York: Dr. Geo, Ill"!';l gTPnl !:H1.IlItU,.y s,YKtl'lll. the :\l o~nlc ~l c L tl u ghllll . Jorsey Clty, :.-.1. ,Dr, legllolliltwil, prt'st>uts itsrlt to us ns horn !\ orcus lI nnse1 lt emPhls, 'Icnn.; Dr. Luke in ('fllll jJ :Irl~. lind e ,' l'I'Y s l1bseq u C'llt ('h' lI E. Aguer. Pu tersou. ~. J ,; Dr. Wm. T. IZ1.tion, ns It gntht'l't'd into la rg-e (' ('lIl el'<I, ~llIl er, Cle".lund, Ohio; Dr. Fredel'lck J. WUH ( lHTl' tl to n<lopt san itary m enSUl't!~ ~l nycl' , Opelousas. La. Oil n ~'ule cl)rrt':illOmling to Its WN\U-h Ur. C:dWllldo · L1 .: ea~ll. or ~lf'xl c o ellT, nnd Ih)Wer, Our owu dvlliznUon 18 tH'o C:'tprcsst!d, 011 bebalf 01 Ih~' ~1(':\ I" l\1l 11·11 ()o,;lpnlllell hy n ~l'o'wrh of the cities. by g:ttlo u. sorro'\' on account of the d e~lh n IIIUH'IIll'l1t o( POIHilutlon (o ward metro· ot LJ t . A.lbl:l,t lrUYOll dud Ur. \\ .utl.'. poll tun ('("nt{' I's, t l\(' {,xtcnt of whlf'h i:i H e~·d. uuplI1':tllC'l(d In nil tUI? pl'~"lolls expel'l ence rile til'Sl pllper read was boy :\lnrsbaU ot l1Innklu fl . It Is the t'lty wh ich ('rent(1S Lcl)o:,hlO ll, Hydrogrnlluer. \Vash lu.;tou, U. nil the ~1ttl'lng- ('1)I1t rasts of fabulous ('. 011 " An ONldal Enmlu:t t ioll or the w{"nltb nu(1 JII('rpdlhle pO\'crty: ,vbkh \\'~lh' rs ot tb'c United States." The sub· rrnr~ thC' pr1!H't·l\· Illnn~l lJ n on tbt~ ~t:lt E' ly Jt:l!t WIlS treated uuder two general dlrls· 8\~ \.'nUt' nnd tbt, l'N'klll~ tcnflll{'nt iu the lOllS, tb e quc,tlon of supply, and t be slum. Tht' "lty I:. 1-.:. too, which (!in''S ri sc matt er ot water :15 n nuls:lIlce. An 1m· to the motit g('rio\l~ IlrOb lems ot snn itnportnnt question discussed was the wllste tlon' tor w (,8lth and UXU l',Y cnn ('l't't·t DO or fnc l orif'I< alld the watcr pollution hurrl ("r o r BUrt'ty llgnln!it the brothel'hood whi ch r esulted. of t hf' UPlih. \\ llll.'l1 fnces milli onai re aod '·l' lHl DISI'OS.l.L OF REFU E lIA'fE· tTODlI) wIth th l' !-:ODl(' dangers. Sanltnry !owlf'llc(' h{"comes thus n ser· RIALS" mon. IlI't'>Ul'lli u g with th e eloqupnt'c ot W!lS tbe subject ot n paper presented bI luexorahll.! (a <.' t tilf' IL-::;svu or IO\' lng ou~ n co mmittee appolnted to cousl der .the 11{"I;:!hhol' O~ o UI'SI.'I\'e:-.. As It trachca mal t el'. ~lr . Hudolph Herring. of ~e~' clc:llllinC':-;'-t, tht· rnl'('ful ~elcd l on of (no,l York Is the cbalrman of this committee, and cO"el'ing-, the hl'tlE"ficC'IlC'(' of 8unll :.;-ht I t :is he "'1\'" noabl£' to be pl'esent, the nnil open air to thl~ IlIcli\'idual, so Il 1mI,. per was rend by a member at the cow 1>r{'~ ... es I he lutlispensnbiciless of p uhl1~ , Ulittee. I I1 ~plrit with n wt"lltlclng apPl'.n l wblrh only UT. l1'ormento woved tbat t l_e... pI' ythe most I'€'('kl~:-;s mn:r di ...reiard . )h' u It' ges or the floor be extended Drs. Edlllay he dIsposed to seek solltud(> in the w:ll'd tiarcln nnd Edwn rd )loort:!, two lllrOnK, lo ('nJoy thc ....olden t:-ulrs ot n~ · dhjt\ugulsbed l"lsitors trom Chili. greg-nted ln uor 111 seltlsh seclu~loll : c:a.ntUr F P LnchapeUe ot ~on trcall tury 5("ience teaches lhese that th{'re !s stuted tbot·1l.Is paper the "Ulsposn no pri\'ile:;re thut hn~ not Its compclls:ltof ll efus~ in Montrrol" contained matter! jn~ rpspouslblllty, thnt Xature's G-od-orot oulS locnl lutert'St, :111 other maltet'S dam ed housl.'hold tolt:>rates DO nrtificlal liltvln ~ lJeen prCS(lDtl.-<i In tb c gencral re- ~ separotlon . Rnnltntiou thus "ort og! the board ln charge at the 111\'('5tlPOIXTS TilE W.~ Y TO A CITY OF b'lItiOIl. t t A resolu tion of regret on nc<coun 0 GOD, the deutll of lin/'o r Wnl ter Reed. U. S. AI'UlY , was rend ly Dr. S. H. DurgIn, at In the dIstant tuture, wherein henlth and Boston nnd adopted. bt!DUty sbull Ic,'cl e,'e ry barriet· between (,;Oll ...·resB WliS reljuested to contribute soul nnd soul. n sutl~ : ,Ic memoria of Dr. ~e~l'B I!M '111e RCicDce ot sanIta ti on may he and work A. eopy ot the reso u on 'f; look ed tu fot' the :>olutlou or !Dauy he mnlif'd' to each membedr ~! .C"tgrenhn nn embarraosillg' problem. \Y hene\,cr A resolut.lon wns rea IJ~ r. It shull rule I:\upremc in our cIti es 1IO \'\ V R(ls'oI petitioning the President ot the crt'S will lose llluch ot its sUug. One r IL'li lte<1 ~Stntes to appoint n snnnnr reuson COl' Ul e p ush and stl'eSS of h Isthmlan Canal Comrn iss on ruuteriul1 s m In our age Is that l't'finc, m e nt ha ~ mntl e th e epe cter of pO\' er ty 1:)0 h o rrId: It is 110t ou ly the ml\~lc ot a ('op, 0 I pnpers were to ha I'C T ue folloW ng tl but for vnrlous wealtil tbat hus In creased. but PO\'crty bC'(,1l rend nt tbc IDee n,!!, bas become morc hltleous anu bopcle."s r easons were passedI °v~~~ Cruz and tbe In its stew ill~ hiv es. It Is uutidin ess '·Street Hy~lene 0 • and unkemptnes;;;, t11e re pulsh'e pel·do.Ilu l bablt, eoal'se spee('h nnd g l'O~S beh:l,-Iol' ('ity ot lI e:dco." by :\IoDuel IgleSias, whi ch make pO\'erty uncndul'uhlt': there Is DO tOl't ure to the most refilled spIr It Y (Ora Cruz, :\texiCO. r Gar· '·The Coile('tiol1 aod Disposal 0 In r,lnln t oods. ciJeup muterial, lUodt'l-4t b:1ge In Prorldence, ~t. 1." by Dr. C. V. en" rooments: clennliness Itud benlt11 will con t eI' upon p o \-ert,,- a tlignJt:r or lnlle' hllpin I'roridence. h. L CII "ThE" DIsposal of Refu se in theY penden ce whl c b may be a. wel come freeot Buffalo X. Y.," by Olin H. Landretb, dom to wany n large. btrong soul. Our ernnn clpatJ on t rom the thmldolll ot mnC.K. Bulinlo. Ii. Y. \1 t luis In "The Disposal of Refuse - n cr terlnlbm may tbus lie, in the l1rst line, Cln clunntl, Ohio," by Dr. 11yrol1 StantoD, with t he SAn itar Ian. ""hen humanity was stili In Its swnllClncl l1uatl} Ohio. I Rctu~e or x\!W ·1.'be D spo!'nl ot lie S· dlln g clotbes of 19nol'flucc It W AS Yor k Ulty/' or Dr. GeOl'ge A. opcr, th ought that every (um ine was a punXew Yo r k d Ishm ent from God, nnd that epldemi('s • "Auimal' Dlsense :lud A~ im.~1 Foo , were spe c ~ a l 't l~ltntloll~ that had bee n report. of tlle Cllltlrwao, O. b , :;.l1mon, D. "~e nrc In curred through spcclal sins. \'.).1" \\'R",h lnjIOO, Dj C'ter Chnll'U19.0 of on n talr wns to ahollsh famin es COIllDr. Jl eber ones,a or,:! at I:I{'(llth dlli' p lHels 1Jy lhe swift m inistrations ot t he )I {, JIlphls CIty °l ~r 'ling of ~:trhRi!e. world-wide COlllmt'rce ; and in tbe las t cusscd tllc malter ot (I SPO~ 1J tll.t t ew yeurs the In bo l's of~ lhe snnllarlull The eXI)('rleuce ot :Uemphl blls cell b bave sllcceeded, tim e and agaIn, In .,et. b ('0 thirds as much to urn it costs a out ,,It 'tol'merlS did to tiug bounds to the ravnges of pesille u ('(' the cIty's gorlJhagclll~slsslPpl Rlnr. Dr. when It WitS threatening- to gnthe r the dump It 1u t e . ~ h last tour r ears world In Its durk embrace. You ha,'c J ones dC'elu('d tbat In t e~lnplalnt on actaug ilt us that God's Inws are bpnc,'othere had not been II s ot that city. lent; tba.t di so bedience t o them Is s in: count ot tbe ~l'~m~~~~leot coni per dal that we may r edeem ourselves t rom Ooly n tOJ a.n :l I burn the garbage, Buffering by a humb le 6ubmiss lon to Is normally reqltlibed,~gnpest k'lnd, costin;; nillurc's orders. You hn\'e done morc and thp con I Is ~~c -'1 GO per ton. Dr. tbnn til rE'lIeve our bod les of dang er not worc Ihan $l '~pb~~l~nilY tbnt crewa.aud )luin; you bn \'e tau.2'ht us to see J oues declnred elll tisra ctory tray of Our H eavenly F u th ('r us onr guid e to tlon wus (be most sn mutter whether selt-co nqnered (I'('edom. MuS your In· dl'lposlng ot $a.rb~ge,. ~~ lielDpb ls. bOl'R In t he sunniest city of the Sun ny / the city be ·1~\C"d t eo;k(orm crl)' of Tenne!SOlltb be crowll('d wi til el"ery s u('cess ot Dr. J. M. 110 5 : n announced tbot solid a chievement in t he preaent and no· "ee, but noW ot F16 ':IJn' wude with the 1.IIr lusolrntioll for the future. ar ran gcments wcre ~o ~nrl'Y such mew, 'rIle Ex-Preslde- uts ot th e Association ;;tt'HU1Sbl p com pauy or(!r to Hu\"ann to wcre escorted t OI' ward to seats 011 the lH'rs a'3 wl~bcd ~OlgoJ ts preseut sanltar1 platform . iTlsper t tbn t cltj n It WU fo:! nnnoun ccd lhat invitation s had coudltlon. Club e~teDd e d privileges bet'n extC'ndpd to vIs it th e Tulau e Unl· The H lll'moo.v vl~rs l ty )l ccll cnl Department nud the to Lb e \'1 HoI'S. _ C11nrlty H ospItal. The pri\'lIegcs ot the 'T h e Afternoon Se~l'tlon, "ol'loUt; c lubs \vere also extended to membel'S ot the Assoclution. called to order lit The Secrctnt'S. Dr. Chas. O. Probst, ot tll e A ~'IoclatIOli was Dr. H. D. Bol· r ead the rel)Ort ot a o'clock hy Pl'eshlcDt 'fHE EXECUTIVEl CO :IIhlI TTEE, tOil. IJ - Dr. l1. P. RoseD' A paper WtlS reild " j which took issu e r eporting nuout 100 new appli cants t or 81 ot l'bllndclphit P~:'t!lat boyine tuber· mem be rshIp. '! 'hey were unn nimouril.v with J{ol: h In his t e~~ conullunlcated to cl{'ctecl. Among these we re abou l titty ('ul osls could DO pAper was pl'epllr~ New Orleans !>b y .,lclans. human heln~s·c.''''1 n ot WntihinglO D, Tbe entire I s t Is g lycn: by DI' D. B, .::I" wo, boW that bamnn T)l. Ed ward Fltzgcru ld, Brl d~cport , C and Ills eOllc~l1sIonr ~re I d~llllcal . aDd Conn.: oUr. George S. May, Ottn wn, Ouno'd' bO\'luc tubercu O~~uJd no lon ger hl\'e tu r lu; D r. J . U. GUI11I'If', .New Orleaus; tlUll l{o c:b'S theory ~ 51011 ot the rcndlDi, Dr, H nm llton P olk J onefi, New Orle:nns ; At tbe cone Uote ot thanks be DI·. Geo. K Beyer, Xew Ol'lea.ns; Dr. Gco. ler woved a vfor h is sclent11lC F. Pa tto n New Orlcans; ~1ajjor BenJumln ' Dr. Salmon H . Hanoel, New O .. lonns; ~lr. \Y Dl. Lymflll Ulll ierwoo d , Brl w ollt, :\Iuss'i ~lr. 'I' b omas Jordau , Boston; Dr. J . B . ::smart, 1>nlluli. 'l'('x. ; Dr. Manuel Garda, I~lrrat Cordoba lJ cxlco ' Grace A. Van E,rere n o! Stoughton. Central Vullcy, ~. Y.; llr. Tlte Li ceugn, Chur les G. DarrAck, RI dley Park, Pa.; emIn ent pb.~~I~!~~U~p;'i.A~Dl.' .Mr. J uo. Lewis Porter, :\e w Orleans; ~Jr. Ol'ganizer Gco. Goodell Earl, New Orleans; Dr. COugl'es li • LIQwellyn Eliot, WnsblDgtou, D. C.; Dr. "~a ult.r:r Edmond "outhon, ~ew Orlea ns: Yr. John on f ~~dt 1~~tr;lIi!~n~e!~~lt~~~r~~aa~e t~r~~td~a;t~ II fbe ~[C'xlCRU W:l~ read .fct1~1 ~ �nhroad, In tilt, or~lnun('cs~ ot the ~laror anti Couudl. nuu il llu' nct!o; ot lb(l Opu. la t e Spnnl.!ih-AmprlcRn Wnr; hrlTlfnnl n~ were th,· ll(·ble.cmeut.<: of the Arm"\' dod l"a\'l' I It ~-1I1 be written thot their "Ict,lrlps Imly madE' It pOss blp for th~ Amt:"Tlcan snnitnrlnns with their ener I~UtI sclE'lItlt:1c uttalnmeuhl to ('lean t~~ rop ltal c ity ot Cuha, wblch tor a ('entury or more had been the tocl ot pestilence destroy-Ins: bundreds ot thousnnds ot the human r.1ce: always a menfl('e to the comm('rce ot the world nnd annuully costIng th is COllOtry millions ot treasure rnder the leadership of :\1edlcal ~lIl1tat\-' Gent'rnl Leonard Wood. our lamented Vl re President, Dr. "'niter Reed, ' V. C. GOl'gaR. ~1. D., nnd theIr associates, not only clenuC'd nnd drained the c ity, but by tollowlng the suggpstlon Dlnd(' hy Dr Carlos J . Finial', In 1881, dl'termlned by nctunl experiment that culex tasclotus wos the OIUGI:-IAL CARllIEll OF YELLOW FEVER. We Rhould rt'cogl1 lze the great courage ot ~uch den>te('s ot science us Ur. Jam es Carroll ond J ess(' 'Y o Luzeor Who/ filled with n great pblln.nthroplc j OYc or humauhy, cnhuly, quietly without the {'bCl'l'S or .rn'll the koowlrd~l' of the multituu." si.ently subruitted them!';("h'es to th(~ tf'st to dctermlne tn wh!lt w3l this pl'stllencc W:lS ('owmunlcated, \, e are lolli, "gr('atf'f lo\'(' huth no man than Illis. thllt tl mlln la y down bh; lite t or hi s triend." \V e fiod tbut J esse '" J..:lz('nl', fired with anu llI1JlC' lIed h,r thl~ gl'{'at 10"(, tor bls f('!lowman, did offe r hiS blldy ~s a :,:u('rU1cf' upon the altar at sC'lcntlfic im' estlgatlon, to the end that In thE: yen~ to come llundr(>ds or tllfHIRand!l might esC'ape t11ls pestilential drnth. The pro ctl C'al r~snlts ot n II this work nlJ ll sacrifice hns been ('vldenced this past surnmC'l'; not. a case of )'(llIow fev er h38 ori~lnntl'd In tbe Island of Cuha for th t' pn~t foul't«- en months. nod th~ quuruntlnf' perIod hat:; been sborter bs three months; tllollsund!i ot liv('s nnll Olllll l) us of tren~urt' hnyt- lH'f'o sll"eel, antI n. ff'eling of st'cnrlty bas flll('d t11e communities ot thc &outhern portion ot our countrl. Pllli A~~('mhl~' of tht, S l!l te. t.hat not only rht> sut~tr nod pro~pprlty of «'ew Or. Je!ln~ will bt" n~~urc·d. but al~o. glltbt"rln'.;' f\tri'U~lh ns the wm q'lou~ l'eSOUl't'CR ot Itt! :-cituntlon sbow tbembicin:o!'l , tbf' ('ity will lllO"C" OD t('l (uiOIl a glorJf)U~ dest1ny . Ge-utlemen or the ConvPDllou. I gTe('t gatbering In thtH plate with ~ ln. ~'our t.'t.'I'(' sath:ltactlou . Our people have wntched your coming \'I1lh dN'P interpst. They will W'iCDc-SS your deJ) Rnure, n'hen that bus to take pla ce, "tth unfeigned regret. 1 trust YOUI' vh;1t III Oll r uudst will he nlu'nded by c\ cr~' gratifying inrldt'Dt, nnd "hen you go back to ~'our respecth'(' home!:!, tbut .rou will <.-any with you hap. pipst J>N'oliN'tloutl ot ~I:'W 01'Ic3IJs, Spenl~lng for tbe Pt'opll". Iln rl 10 WY 0\'\ II nflU)(> bpsldes, I bId ,'ou OU('., more II ~t' arLrelt welcome, un"IDltlff, I room JARED Y. SAXDEHS. tbal , ,PtdJ a Ittt'ti·lu roolD ,.S8 by Dr, John S. Speaker ot the Hous e or Relll'esenta th'ps The nes' ,.~('r ~d on "Vital toll owt'd ~l flY() I' Capdc"llIe. li t' said thut FultOD, ot ~ ~~~~'Ac-tuarlnl Admlnls- In the ::tbsence ot Go\"ernor Beard and l)(athU' , I C' t!'Ol ot tbe Great lte- In his llam e be was there to cx tf>nd til tb e UlPllJ\)el'S ot Ule Association a bE"nl'ty trDtltlo snd OD til'e lledlrlne," Bouret ot Ptlrtfr~ 'tutlal to Progress tu l\ el('ome to the State. Band ed t ogethPl' "C'Q-Oj!fr:l OP ,,' "IS tbe subject of a as the Af'lsoclntlon was. It WRS with s pe. Villi l'iu.t.1b~ 'Dr "cressy L. Wilbur, of dnl sftthifa c Uo lt tha t the membC'l's wer,"'O paper rt'fl,t 111 . recch ed in this city, Gathe l'ed In th~ wnllln" 1I1r.b ('~ tbat there l\'ould he 0 ball were l'epresentH tlves or the nation.:; It Will anDotar terlology Rnd Cbcm- ot th is continent, bUlldtd together to I'ob mpetlD~ o~ t'tofBa~e .-\s!loclo.tlon tbls dJ£t nsC' ot Its pon:'er H e welcomed the Litry ::ito:t Oil ',I k hi Tulane Hnll, ASlloclntion to the State, and hoped tbat morulng lit DE· R~l ot l{e:d co present- much good would b e accomplished, and Dr. LoU II '1'hc Perlo{1 1n Wblc11 It onc groan WRP pt'e vented or one tear I'd a piper Oil )laladJ Can Bp 'rran/)- wss wiped IlWfly, then would the work El'I"r£ CODJS~Dfperlod 'In Whi ch E"ery of the .~ sso c latlon ha vo bren successful , I!,lth--u In It Dangerous to Healtby Be hoped nnd trusted that when the ConSick r I'I~D Him" The paper was vention ended It won ld be with res ults ::~rn~J' 1~!r chlrmlng daughter, Miss t~ ~~s;~~~~d bring joy and hupplnesH to nuiz • rtld by Dr, Jo~e p, Presiden t Holton r espo nded to the nd! ():rrfe~t; OD to! Note Concerning dr(>8S(,S ot wel come nnd said that the' 1'rllnsml .. ~loD ot Patbogenlc Fungi A8~oel at1o n was glad to CaDle to th~ fir~t by ~'lIpll Ind llllll.ultoes," Olle by" ~r, city 111 the UnIted Rtates that had any J('!;us K llonJUI, at Mexi<.'O, on 1 b~ s('lllbiunce ot a board ot health, nn d tc ['rlorlpal I:IDm of Infectious lJlst'ase~ r::lt at the t c('t of :\'ew Orleans sRnHnl'nnd thl: Pr1ndpal llraDs to Act Agalu1Jt lao!:!, lie conl:rntulatpd th e dty tbllt 1t Them." Thtl'f pll~rtl by tbe ~lexlcJu had ~fny OT Cnpdevl('lIe at the head Q mewb(lr3 were elp~dll1y well recelvcd. the ~reB t se"'4:'l'Il~c movem ent. whi cb th' t Adjourned until 8 o'clock. membNS at tbe Ab'Sociatlon would" atd I'nlll,lt'lIt Holton railed tbe mcetlng to wi th 10 terest, r ordf'r Jud itt'r, Father Mo.rlng olIered Pres ldeut Ho ton th en rend bls annuar address, whIch wa~ 10 part as f ollo ws: 1 prl~~~rilOI{On thrn Introduced Hon. Paul Capdt\·.elll', ltllor of Ne\\' Orleans, wbo P lt ES I DENT HOL'rON"'S ADDRESS. dE-lherE'd the adJrtU ot welcome, Rev i ew. the StatuM of Suoitntlon lIA1"OR CAPDErIELLE SAID: G"ntit'men of the American Pllbltc In the United StateN. HrJlth Anodation: In the courtic ot tbe It Is with pl pnsure tll:1t on t hts rh lrtt et h lilt t ...o Stlrt I number of con"eotlou, annual meet111 S" I can g reet you lu this bue met 10 thl. city, It blls been m3' Soutbern Clime, r edolent with snnshin .... prh'IIt'If' to rl'celn nearly nil ot tbem ~ In my chaf1Cter ot Chlet Mnglstrate of find the perfume ot !lowers stl11 blooming Ne'" Orlno It 16 dlle to tbe body be In this closIng month oC the ycar, In thi s forI' me to add, thl{ 10 Done ot tbe In- hcnutitul Crescent Cit y. ce lt'brntpd t or Itanett referred 10, hafe 1 experienced 11 I I Inort pltllure thsp I do OIl tbe present s (OmIDe rc a acth-lly and dlstinguh;bcd occlIloo, tOT R hundred :orcal'S foJ' Us generous bogI ronJ1d~r It. trlllI speoklng, an hODor, pltnllty to nil str!lngrrB who come wlth III reprnl'nlln~ Ih~ wbole pf'oph' of on, In its gates. Tho~e ot us who come trom h th ot Ihl" most IlIIportaot munlclpnl1t1es 10 the Xo tb the Unltf'd Sllte!!, to mftt Ilnd to ~tllute • r . weer f rom the States or 10 tb"lr behalf ..Itb cordial kindness and troUl the provin ces, drslgnated by Klprl'l-r,··t IU lIIany !IIell ot science, In cl ud- ling RS "Ou~ Lady ot the Snows," bring I ,I mla'of ..alllttln' eos.;lneel'" the wnrme~t appreciation ot tbe beauties dbt:0:r.:I!htd mt'mhers at tbe elerated so man Ifest bere, an d our collengues troID ,oJ t\ot~d prorl1~lon of mediCine as Illult'd III (lilli lhale to l1iSCU!9 nn~ de. Our sister Republi c ot the South will lu . t,rmlol' th~ qllt-llons to be suumltted c10rse all th3t caD be sn.ld ot the charms to tb"m, ba,...cr for object the iU1pro\"(~'" liTel:lented In this State. on ce rulcd by IW:. Dltary co ndltiODs or our the snme Sp:mlsh sovereign as theI r OWD tlJ Ishanl. from ~" , II, country, h,ll(4lI"J, bill pors!l~ the enlightened pub. Looking hack to 1880. when we last mN I, poll '1 ~t I~!tlill~ thl! . . tu lie!; \\ I.1ll'lI bere, whnt changes ha\"c taken pln ce how r"ltlH't""~1'J ,tor tbe developmeut ot great tbe progress In sn'nltatJon. 'Tbe:l dl'A I uPd 1\ '0, IIr rbU!k Illl!z)./:IUI',· ~be burden ot your prcsldmg o tO ce r's ad Il. to .eCUrt health, os clllc:ulntell I rcss n'ns the "cducatlon ot the public ,. " I' J .1' Ib~ mO~1 Lenell,'I:!1 eQ'ect on n order that they mIght apprecIate tit ... I Jll'H/'l' (If tb~ Stall', lend;D" at on('1 n_eeds ot corumunlttf.'a. States nod th~ ~t"ltbt f D"ff'~~ (,t pOl'llllallon, tb(' t'xtPD :\atJoD, nnd seek to aid rather thon b inI 0 tl'1l.L! 1Ind I.'OtllWt'rec the ro d~flthc work or the hcn lth authoritIes 'Iro~\I~bUI'S! Gr agrlrulture, lind the rfpt le most lYondeTtul progress has becu lit! , ... and prt.:rrl'~s of Ibl:' al,;ots an,t mRde nlong all sanitary lIues' much IJt U l ~ Is the result of the work ot' tbls AssoIl J\"III~ rousllnlir In l"1('l\' Ib{' polter c ntlon: then there were only twentyII,ql~:t\,~~~ ~~,f1~pprtI holders ot the t'Wo States having any r ecogn Ized he alth .In,'f' 1.111 'JU~ 1I1'e lIot \"ery 101) '. ottlelnls; now nil the Stntes or th c {;n loD bur ItO IJt l~f:IDI III tuli!I\'t''\ tbe be&\"~ ~xcyJlt four haye Borne t or Ul at public rf"d or "'hl"~ thOIl.II, ttIlltiOll, the ea th department, Greot progress has .. "" Itt' ht'tD It II been made In the registration ot vlt'" I 4 JI~r rrnf bllorl "RP . R ze 111 statistics, nltbou~h there Is still mUch Willtull of tlollll~ flbmOIlDting to tweln' he accomplished 10 this dlrc'"tloo. "lllle r~lI, 10 orw:r to ;. ~~\{DI-': tltty years to thlrt t S ' ..oJ..,uoct n systew ot t '!" a our tntes make n stmblnn cc lJn'\I~\r.£ a reporting them. only E"leven States " I .no A S~;WER.-\GE SYS- bave adequate Teglstratlon IOW6 In J\1f'X- 0:1- 1 rg:' !1\mr:J Jro. i'o ~. and tbo different prOViDe. ot tIi. ornlnlon of Callada n good system o t It'tt !In; t"I ,tht' city, At tbls 10 r!?glstratlon pre,·alls. Tbe Association 1'.JCt. a tOil I r 'I the bll'tory ot the l'hould tnk!? m l"nRu re~ thnt will lead Lt.. CI' litalllll," ~ portion ot the SHI- nn ill('renlied effort beln;; made to Indu ce Wb~D tbe m'llr"ol<~' ••\_lhel'lI COlllllleted. all Slntf''' and countries on this cautI, ~ .. ~ es ncut to establIsb lICf'Olb Iblob It ILl. ' ...:. are tnken Into I 101 I't' ,",oa required to .~ BUltl>AU OF VITAL STATISTICS. III 'I' to ~a~' that tb, F L~~lnt\l Is f\atl~ta('torr, c recg~nfi:JS germs ot various k inds WerE." r:"anl, In n tprrestrial to llisense' ~~ o.rgunl!:fms that JAave rise Ttt halt ~I~;~r~~ ul~cIH")b, Koch de\,cloped' u~lsnotel~~I~~ 1methodh~J~ h~r i ?~:J r~t'ord IJlO\'~~ ~~~r ~~:~~relt~~at hlla('terIIO~Ogy began to as· , Ilo tU:Htel' ot wbD.t this d .tel'S p. t 11\ to work('r!:l In r C£I\I mPJlt thnt thp wondertul ndIt ~~1I within nrtLtlrln ' (!~~1~S r a,'e bN'n marlr In our k llowlellj:Cc n~ "R~ If) tue Gull of Ilre\,::i1es ot ~lsea!!t"'C and ot thp meRn~ 11'1~ I'llt. of ~ew Or Ing b o n . - t thp time ot ou r m eet. . ...... cc., .... J • •n~ ~' Ulj-(rOll l l·1l1 plaut; In theer: t~er~h WRS oul,\' O llf" laboratory tit tee lItrf'NS of th III bact yrl "ero Inatructlon wns A"h'(' ll T!;\I WITn FREE WATER Ibrr·! r u,r, ' ':II ,~" ...~.;. ;~I~i:ii~ I~t t~~ l~~~~ft~[t ~~~v eo~~iYog:r: tr:ISS~'~~slnn~3P~rW!~egi . Ileh 0 nent ba\'e well-eq uipped f"s tnbI~~~ 11I\';~II~t~tl wh~re constnnt hnctt"'rlologlcul 1l1to Interest 'O f on 'tb~I1t" prosecutcd In tile th e allu, tnl pi I for tb slln Bry sd,'nce. Antl -toxln(, aa,j II b;.!lll "111 b~\ ~ has b;ereve.nttoll and cure or d iphtheria IUaltfll!l~b Dnd othf"r t'HlI creasing t:e\Clopetl, a 1111 Its ynlne In dp ·'~11lD.11Irh bM bereto. not!Je o"e~ irrtalltv ot this disease cnn • ,t'fl tt) 1llf(1ct the Wlthl es mn.ted. pi fI , ,f'lbOl"f'd, ~f'W Or- patb ogell~l rt ~eset ytfirs the dlscol'cry ot l:uert fl, 1'4 henltllt I taglo dl >8(' er a ot most of the conIt i 1ij~ItI. anI otber hU~ll' CISI01~StO ~I~~~so ~o.yeb gh'cu grealE'r PI'('protoUlJ. 4' autborltles t 8 8, us enuobled health - _ _ _ _ ;ftppoluwc.nt taat ro.tC' and In 0 mnke !Dorc speCific, ac('U' 'U . - - - - - - . : . quarantine mn?y In stances less Irksome (' 11\"0110 I nltel I rf'gu otlons, It has heen drtift! :nf'IU • ~ Ql" lu l'uhlle lhn gerrii (eterwlned tbat we posscss '"nrloll~ ~ '"\)lIUnu~ til ""l'rtl!'it' and "atl' \' Il luf' CI?:I dagents that have n definite f lilt~4~~ lIt Il"ta>r drhnpJ h~ ,Ir ogeulc orga t>1troylng the ,,'«rlous puthBl4I t hl ~ • Wi °hOd tbe ('ontro, dlsenses wb~s~W:!, ~fRny t'OllIwunlcnl.Jlc .. f Itl'1 t the \\ork munlt. nppenrau('{' In nny com r ••h~ ': 1I(j~ bei ll'; cullf'd panic) wen' S f{' to result In terror. prla~f ~~'- &lrt ~Il The Chief En - lluW cgl~fro~reoJmb~~sh sari rlOce ot life. nrc It 'Q) ~h \t ~ lAy bl'!ore ),ou s thor,Ju h , f ' a th authorlt!e" In n.,Pl'tpar{"1 ror thl:!. that thc d~nt~nll S8thifn('tory n manner r hD' \'-:\ 11111 • 'u. lIuroUUnou fea- rrcnS~d Cc r.lte Is not perce'ptlbly In :UhIl1t; It 11 wl.~IUr t!n:lne('rln~ PSt COnthle~~~mrg!ile~ t'xhlbl[ thl"' gl'f'otj, •• -Ul \ , .........~ Vt.{'11 as 1l~ Dlent wJI) tnk (' e Health Depal't, f'f'tJt ~IH('nt. po .... of the I CU re tbut th(' hu<;;lnl'~<t Un. ~\Dtlo:l. rfl\ lnd ar rest ~:~u~ "'as 'Or~~l~lJ~~'S n o ~ luterfrred wJtb. It ""' ' t f.'a_ 4s5Iorll\({>9 I 0 this city, and thf'lr '"r a r T. ...... souup thr ruos ~lto (IOI;~o'er flnd RllnUtlllt.'C Ibat ~T "edlt ... _~ \/t'l4ttTor. \\ultb ht~\\''ttS tpe Int('rw('(llnt(' ho~t ~ , t_t ot mn lnrla 8ml .wllog bore the puraslte • l J I u s n l ) e 0,,' ten>I', :"0 rn, rl' rt t~ Ion lJ?U~h~aK.e In thf' philanthropic his, D. tt'iO~ tbltn tbat mad~rld T'{i}1 P't>r Ill' ,"\r tten f''''r li "t hf' l'nPtC:~S Ie by th(' Sanitary lin.. Stn:es Army In the :;~~:~'It"'ii:.l JU>! In lined '1 rU,ehl\rl;('d E'\entunllv 10 I \\'1 f I( b('comt'S Iny paiuful duty to announce that tb c white angc'l at dcatb has t'llently ('ntel'cd thc eircie of our membel'..;h1p, nnd bp("konpcl ~;('\"el'ul at onr Cnllt'll/;UCH onr th e rh'el to recc:>I\'e tllI~ r C'w(lru o f tbe tulthful worker t OI' tlw upllfUn;; ot his tellows. It Is \\lt11 profound Ronow thnt we TP C'o rd the death on :\ov, ~:{ la~t, at Ute cnl'ly agC' of 51 s(':rrs. o r ~lajor 'Vu,1t"(.r Hf'I'd, )'l.D .. ou r FI1'f~t YI('(' P1'r~ldent for tbe rU IT ent )'ea r, and Dr. Rob ert C. KC'dzl(' and Tlnl"rl L. (~Ibou , El.-Prestdents ot thC' A<;;!:Iorlntton; Dr, Thomns J, 'turncr, Colonel Juo. p, Kimball. )I.D,. Dr. I"mnclR ,y, L ..'wis. Dr. Gt'o, E. T.\"lel' 'nnd Dr. a ~'~~\?e~ogb1"('t ot t hlq AS80f'ioUon b('lng the suppre;sloll ot ('ontag lous <118('u'es. 1lllpt>ls 111(' to clli'l?ct your nttenth.u to n cl31:o1:1 at diseuses wh1('h has recel, cll hut scun[ con~lc.lel'atloo from t11ls body. 1 nUl awort that It ili a subject that 11m•• wll h few ex('eptl on::l, bern taboed, esJleclully In mlxerl audlelH'eS at nOli pI0((,8::-lonnl pC'oplt.', It, lloweYer. W() nrc to make nny nbldlng progl'(,ss 1Il the ('ontrol 311d pre"l?'nt the iu fe ctioll of our C'ommunh.les ond the degE.'llf'rntlon ot our postf'I'Hy, all pbilanthropists. Dlell and women. intl'l'e~ted ill pl'Owotlng better siHI Ltl1ry conditions aud in the foIupprt't:t sion ot \ Ice, must Join tn !l united cO'Ol't to this end. '.rhut thE" noti ons ot the world afE" oroustng to the Impol'tonce at the subject, Is I:\bown hy thc tuct (bat In tb e r ecent congress held In .)3russels to consldcr the prcventlon ot l:Iyphlllls and T"ellel'eal dlsens, thirty -four c ountl'J~s were otfirlalJy reprCt'ented, Undoubteo ly the tirst eft'ol't ~hould be nlong educational lI ct's. A markttl Rtep In ad,'ance wn ... tnken by th e l~plgiil.o lJo,'ernment In IS8tllug Inst.ru ctlons to the pulJll(' on the prl"'('utlon of Ih ,'~e dlqe:tse~, It dl"mon Slratcs tbllt It Is po~siule to prescnt thld I:IlIbject to ('omlUuultlc ... witbout otte ndlug thl" ordinllry sense ot nny. ,Ve must de ptnc1 upon mcdlcul men to take up tills work ot educatlou with all classes of soclt'ty. Miss lUancbe Lf'pplngton, or England ill a rl!'ceut contrllllltion OD this tiuhJect, • sums up tll(' motter llY saying "ont- tblll~ the do{·tors 1111\"e pretty mucb In their own hanUs. ,. In theIr persoual pl'llcUce nnd by tbe use ot tbelr pubHc Influen ces In their C'omruuuitles th cy elln sow the seeds ot the Dlost valuRble teach, IlIg, 'rht'y ('au dispel the illusion t bat r<>gulnUon alrord!l u. QUtlrantlne ngalnst dl.se:.I.I;e: thpy can spread no;; nO one elii~ CUll, tbrou~h 1111 rnnkti and cln<;;ses, n wholesome nnxiety whi<'h will act to sOllle e:\ ~E"nt os a check upon Indulgence, aJllt whlcb wlII al&o tell Immediately upon Ihe p art ncr: ot that Indulgence. They rOll do bt>tter stili; they cn 11 try it there IS 110 a llurement tor vouog men In thl' ideal, recomm endcd ·by sen::!e ond tllclr pbyslclau. ot ":t'g!t U:\IlIlOKE:-I CHA$rlTY AXD A pt;l{l> :I.lAllRIA G 1>. 'I'hc doctor who 11as doue nothing to sug· "'c:,L 01' fonlfy ~u('b gcnljrous Ide:11 In rbl' mluas ot his mule putlellt$ bus not dOllr llls purt towut'o the bolutton o! thiS ploblew The gi'eat pullil e should be thoToughly Informed In rcgard to Its prl""nlenN', It:oJ degrndlng t-n\.>(lts Ul or:Ul r, IntPIle-C' tnn lly flnrl physi ca lly, tbat Its t1'3n .. n~I~!;ioll to stlcce:-.slve gcueratlons is ol prolttll..' ('UU 8C ot the d(''''eneracy It'udln~ to crlJU e'~, wbkb 8re~ alarmlugly lu('rtnslll::, \\ e nceu not at tbis tl1lle con;; ld ('f tb{' ta ct that It pl'("\'nlls .in e'-cl'Y country In lbl' world. nor the nlrlous wny~ 10 whi ch it Hnds it WRY Into nil ('1:t~8es or ~oC'l{'ty , W(' WOUld, · }IOOfeypr. rE"com mend. that ft co mmittee hf' nppolutt-d to con~i1d~r Ihe wbole SlIhjN't at. Its rr.ldil'atlon. and the uest menns. edu ('Q litlllnlly llJJd otberwbe , to 8('CODlllllsh thl~ end. We n1"~ allnna;l" ,l Jlpnlled n.t th .. mortality troDl tub,'r('uloNis. although thf're hns been a Sllgbt TPuuction In the lilSt dt"('nliE"_ Th(' bucll1u~ t\'hitb (,RII<;es t~l s di ... ('oj,(' to; e' (>ol'\-wb{'l'e' rc('ol%olzl"ld. .I' or seH'rnl years I:-:initnrillns nnd phYFIf'IOn:i hn"e b~en Illlpl'('~ . . lng upon tht" pE'oplf\ tlle tnct hat tilese bllCIUI mllY iut«."Ct ully who mav ht"" so IIl1fortuu nt{' as 10 take thl'W Into I heir s:fRtem , 80 ctfectnnlly bn~ this 1'nct bef"l1 Impres!-.td upoo n largp numher ot -pe-oplc that the sufferer trom thJ~ Int ectlon Is to ,day almost an outcast; t~­ pe-t'llllly Is thIs trnf' If such pert'lOO I~ v.Jtbout a perUl8nent home' or with but limited m('Rns. ~o o nt" Is willing to take him Into tbfllr bOOle; they !o.l1l1n him on the stref>t: hp finds hImselt n ~odal T R~n­ !Jund. Snnltorla thert."' are, but to gain entran('e to these pr.h·ate homts on«muS( hal'(!- money In p,enty_ A.t pr('!'t"nt thert' are only rbree within our natIonal domain that I1re In nny degree an a~ylom tor Impecunious slotrtrers. \Ve pro,'lde care. homps. a.ttendant.q aud (" try thing l that Is requisite nRnce ot all our Our Inso.nt. We poor sick with l egl~lators t. log 'O(OPllte we <' t 10 those dlsense It nppears that 8 rommE"rcial basis It would be an especla.lIy economlo exp~n­ dttnre tor the State, In tbe United KJngdODl of Great Brlta.in tll(' mnjorlty ot the 42,000 who dl~ nunually at pulmonan tnberculosls ore between the aJ!f>S ~: 20 and 40. The loss ot earulngs of thIs number Is estlm8te at betwC'en 5:>0.000,000 and $60,000,000 annually while there Is expended 10 their cart" tor tht snme perIod $5.000.000 more, \Vlth:lll these t acts lJe!ore ns, It would seem that ha,~­ Ing succ(>eded In impr'"'~~'n£" thE" mass ot the people with Its communlcnblUty. we should tnke the next step In their education, which Is the necuo.;lty ot providing not ollly care and maintenance for this class ot sufI£'reTs. but at the snme time the best means ot...rreT"entlnl{ othf'rs trom beIng IntC<'.led, 'Compulsory 1l0tlllcatlou stltuds 61'Rt nnd sbould \)(' Insl~tcd upon 'YhE"o It Is 1ully understood thnt ns soon os bealth ottl('lnl~ nre notified at tht> exlsten l'f> ot this dlsf"RSt 10 nny tnmlly, 11lstruotl ons wlll be glYcn nod entorced "hlcll "'i11 r.::nder It poqslble tor thC' In. fe rt('d pf'rson to r ernn lu In the home without othera becoming Infected: then the inrected one wlll oot be nn outcaflt, branded tor all to shun, ond the great obJection to notlficntion Is remol'('d. 'Vhen (,dncntlon hns adntnced a ~t('ll turther, and the public ('()mr to appreclnte that ~A:-II1'Ol{IA I' on TUBEllCl'LU81~ opens to sucb ns hose unfortunately become intected , the most prorulsing avenue ot es cape trom certain de.llth, at thc same time that It Is an addltloDal safeguard n,llnillst the spread ot the discase. then wIll t be ","OX popull" demond that ustice b~ dOD{' the IUlpc C'unlous sutrtrers Jn the establishment by the State at Institutions wbere In the earliest stage at the Infection the-y mn.v be pla"Ced and th us ghen all possible- aid to reco\-ery and the enjo:remnts at social aud productive clt11.ensb!p. 'Ve belle\'c that It Is alRO the duty of the Stnte to pl'o\'lde homrs t or tb08e of thIs class. who trom nnr ~nll<:e han~ advanced beyond the period when recoyery may be expcl'ted, thus soothing nnd comtorting thr-lr rt:mnlnlng days nnd giving additional protection to tbE' communIty. Is It not the duty ot this Assocllttion to tOlmula te- an oppenl to the dltrerent GOYerllmcnts represented to establish such S1\nltorla and homC"s? At the CongrE"ss on TuhC'rculosli', beld In Beritn, In October lost. Kocb reltemted his stntemf'nt of the llr('vlous yenr. thut It hnd not bppn ~ntlsfaNol'lIy dcmoo- \ fltrntf'd that humnn ba<"iIl l tuherruJosl" I could be C'ommunif'nted to the hOl' tnp~. and Ylce VC'f ~ a: hence It WRR \1nnf'rE"w"~RrV to use auy mensures to preyent thc transUlis~ion of the disease trom bovine to ltumRn. 'Ye hn\'(~ trom Prot. Bronnrdel thl' stllh'ment thut lu couversation with Dr. 1(0('11 be ndmttted that there was a PvsslhtIity of tbl... tr'R.nsml~slblllty. On It pt'e,lous occasion, and Iu \lnother pl'l'sen( f', we took o(:cll'iloll to show that tli(' COlltiC'USUS at opinion upon tbe proporsltiolls of the able and dlstlugutshed 58,nnt was one or op}>osltlou; thnt by baclerlologlcl11, palhologlcul nnd clinical evlllenee w e were compelled to ackno\\"l~ ('dgt" that human t ub{'rculosls had been commun icated to bovlue; tbat liclelltltlc ohbetvation In se"eral CRses demonstrated t11(> fnct tllnt t he humau hnd b4:'('n inoculated wltb !Jo,-Inc lubercl1l oB!,,; this "lew Is substantiated by Ra,·enel. Swltb. :o\ocard. Al'nling and mnny others. 'When we reca ll the tact that, at the end ot the sear which has elapsed since Koch .first made (bls stntemellt ot nODcom- I Ulunicabllfty. he bns no new el"'ldencc to submit. wblle, ali ulready £ttnted, !DaDS other obsel'vers havc produced evldcnce tending to cstabllsh tbC' fact ot 11lt(>r~ communicab ility. we beil(!Ye It would hc crimina l to relax In any measure the C'fl'ons to pre\ ent hUUl8.ll beings tram hecomlnG' Intected trom \)ovines, The neglect at vaccination preparqd the Held for :1 g('neral development ot t:mallpox. All t11at was required was the s~" 1'01' the ladt four or five years t11 e ba~ l)rC'l'nll!?d an exceedingly mild to m ot this dlseas('. In mnny localities the mIJdnf'ss ot the disease bnd I~d to Pl'rorH In dla.gnosls, ImpNlgo, contllglOli8., Cuban Itcb. elephnnt Itch, but th~ most tr('quenr c'rl'or hn~ been to call It chicken pox, The mJldness ot tbef'e CDses results undoubtedly trom tilr ('bnngc brought about III OUI' pcopl~ b~ n hundred )'f'nrs at l'ncciualioD. Tblri modI1iC'd Ylrulence :Iud tbe l"L'uuced power ot Intectlon hal"'e bpl'D s(>lzed UDOU by AXl'[·VACCIXATJO:-IISTS AXD THE IGXOllAXT as an argumeot agaInst vnccJnation. With grr'llt tlourlqh ot truw.pet8, tbe l:Iuyor nuu ChJef Health Officer of Cleycland, Ohio, 8ct up tbr claim that tbe cILy was tree trom SIDaJJpox; that tbls eradlratlon bad been brought nbout by n system at rigid sanitation, entirely without vn('clnatlon, Howel"'er, within the toUo\ylng hlx monthit there were wlth.in that rJty G32 cases ot the dllJea6e! with 73 d~atbs. This wns one-third 0 nil tbe cnses ot sruuJJpox In the State of Ohio, Dnd mol'(' than tbrpe-tourths ot :(JJ the dea1hs (r(1m the dl()tllSe occurring In tbe Stote_ This "'8.8 the result ot an attempt to stamp out slUa llpox 10 a populon9 city wltbout yaccInlltIon. EverJ'~ wh('re we meet pe rsons who have afrh'('d nt adult Jlft' wbo haye neyer been IsuccessfuJll' YRcC'!nuted. I:'ome from careI('w:-sne&s, oi11t'rs [I'om slmpl ... neglcct, w.ho arc wnltlng t or a moreo conypn(eu t opportunity, fiDel others Ignorant ot the nature ot I bls loathsome dis(tase nud Its r(·~mlts. ('l'tO In the pre~eut epld4:'mlc. 1111<1. who arc Dot properly Informed Of who llQl'(' hN'n mlRlrcj by erronel.»ns 8tatenl('n ls rez.udlng Tal'clnntion. Tbe!'lle pt'rsons ma~ up a Inrgp and daugerous ('Ins:~ lu ~"f"ry communIty. who, when ('xpOticd t o Ihlo;; l'OutflgJOD. contract the clhwl1~(' and oE'comt the tocl trom whi ch a whole l OI'f"U or rl t.,v becomf' Inft'rtPd 'fh ~ t~rI'lblp re~ult~ thRt mAy follow the S;:f'JlC'rnl nf'~lf' ct at ,-ncC'Lnatfou WtlS shown In Gprnl1lny, whtD a population which bad nllotn>d \,uccfnatJon to be almost entireT,. lIf'ZJp('(Pri. had !In annual '!llortallt,. lrom .. wIlI!p'ox: at 1:) 000 10 21),000. culm.iDatJn( in 1&11 In ~ln epJdf'rn1C in whlC'b there was H:tOl'KJ rientb:-;. Tbl!ot ru'oDl"~d the (Jol"'ernment [0 th~ ImparlADCe ot tattDg mean. :0 prevf'nt BOl.'h n'bole~8JE' dr-filtruction of htlm:tn IIf(' aoel to 187" ft law WII Plli'.. , I' mtlkln~ var:. . IDotJ on co mpofsorft In the flnt \'('ur ot I!re 8n11 re,"acclnar,oD In tbp it'nlh With the t ot t.'('aP'{t,1 th �::tIltly tiC! D('ICel:l~l\ry fa l'cilr<)Yc- o r pl'(!\~eot nl'Ue d U" ~... _ facta ..nnot be too otten ro- ted; tbel ""ould be .d~.rtl.ed to th e Ie In • .,.,rs bomlet on thl. caotlnell t. Ills ot tb e States ot this Unt on .te ~mpu1!or1 ,~aec ln R. tl(1o la ws ; el gb t ~Dtorce it to ch ec k an epidemi c IIma.JJpoX, a Dd twen t y-two w ny tude ('hlldren trom scb ool who bot prpse nt ft cc rtifl <:ute ot successful nation. The pro tess1on a nd p ubllc 08ld be Impressed t hat Cor one Lo be ,aDet.'88Btull y -r8ccwll ted menns thnt th is 'npparently s light operRti on wh lcb most la.1meo thl~k ot so tl tl le momen t t hat tbr1' would Do t hesitate t o perCor ru It tbem.elves, should be done wllh t be ~reate8 t ca re, tha t th oTough antise ptiC precautions should be tnk en, th ll t t ile vaccluated person sh ould b e uuder the dellr observat ion of t he vaccinato r In 0 1'tier that may min e It proper chaerr. _cterl sUcbr, ps lclesdeter f orm. Also to det 'mIne It th e person i s III n proper p hysical t ate fo r th e opel'utlon. a nd to ins ure at the requ is ite ontlsept lc d l r~ tl on s nre bsf'rved. All vi rus should be subm itted the DIrector ot t he State Lab ora tory Public H en lt h Service for bact erlologiexamina ti on as to Its freedom from tho,enlc germ s. T he st rongest assur~ tp mlY be glvc n th at 1t these pre~ utloD8 fire tnKen there "" ill never be 1 untoward res ul ts. With these pre","atloDfI t be Stnte should r equire that eyer,. cblld should be ",ucclnated be Core t is two y ears old and revacclnn t ed betore the twe'Dtl~-ftrst yen r. Both Sta te and munl clpnl legisfat..ors · should he made to ea retull.f uoder'!ta nd t hat O'D ~Y by thorougb and success t ul vacc ina tio n CRn sma llpox be prevented. The re n e persons in ulmost every com. munlty who object to en rorced vacclull. their provluce Inv aded 1)1 Federal ..... thoTltles and Federal Authorities h ..' . Insisted ' that the National tun ctlon wast Invaded by State a uthorities; a nd o utrl° It a ll baa grown IDo re or les8 oC ! ct lou necessarily d et rimental to gTea t publie intere~t~: No 6t ll tut~. ot course, caD change the power ot Fede ral a u t horities. n~ deUned by the Constitution, or ta ke R.'vur the sovereign power ot a.uy Stal e III TCSllect ot these walle rs. W e hn'~e bee n trnploessed with the conviction t h at In t he genera l publlc int crcet some recognition b" Federa l leb-lsla tlon oC t he Stote bc.nltb RutborUes. 1n t he way ot COIl 8ultntlon upon subjects or vltn l conse.. quell(; ~ t o tbe locnlltles. aud as to tha r ulcs to b e put In operation b~~ botll Stale and ~'.dernl autborlt ic. In arrolllpllshl ng ~thc sume end. woul d of llec('sslty bring obout hettrr unders tand ing. and If. eo~oper3.tlon which woum inevitably Pl'O~ ""ote " Cuilcl' a 'orupllsbmcnt of the, grea t h 1, d i purpose des1.l·ell by both l.Ue .&.1 e ern n~rd"et4eFeSdtea'~llel njuUtb"joSrdllteite~o'n Is exercised. j ,U...I u prlmtlTll:r In th e lutcregt ot comwer{'e. The local 01" State jurisdiction Is e xer4 elsed primarily tor UIO protec tOD of Ute and h ealth In the com muni ties,. Rnd, secoodarlly, 10 tbe Inte rest ot commerce. III tho hope and belIef t ha t good r esultK will come trom it the Committee ius~rted section 7. ",Wch. brletl- stated, proTides; First-That when , In t he opi nion of t he Su rgeon Gen era l, the Interests of t he pu blic bealth would be promoted by a conterence of th:l t ser v1cc with the State or T erritoria l llenlth offi cers, that be may tuylte ns many of snld health ott! , ccrs and qual'untlne uuiliol'lttes ffS be deems necessary to scnd delegat es, not more thun one frow eacb State or T erri· tory nn d Distri ct ot Columbia, to SUCD a conference. fur t be r meuue\> l Q. t be pu blic beultll oC dl lr" " 'ot titaIC". SUch leglsluUou should b~ ns ltrd from Con gl"lit( ~~ m ay be nCCP$p SIlIT to eltl1<'t tM'C.!)U~pol;e". In tblR mntter. ns It nil !-Sllu ita.ry work. the public shoulll undcroi.llnd thnt tho ultimate object I_ the amellorn tlo~ ..P llUlUun ~nylroum('nt uoll the prolouguUon of tlte nnel hnpptm.\qs, oU<l fiR ench dccad~ exhibits It~ I)l'Ogrc.s we may rightly expect pl'OlJorllonale ly lnrge resulta. P OR T O Ill CAN U E.\.LTH. o on t ngto u H os Deen S t llllll ) c d Out, nnll 'l' lael'c t . No Excu se for Q.uurnntln e . Dr. William Fawcett Smith, VI ce VIrect or n nd Secl'et.nl·y and DislJurslug Oill, eer of the Superior lloard of lienltll of Porto Ri co, Is altf'l1(llo g the Ameri can P u bll Q H en Ith A SROC IaIon I ' s meet Iug 8S ~ l'epreseutath~e of tb!' BOllrd n ull 1\180 1.iy oppolntm ent t o r cpresent Goverllor t D S Itb I t I l I I lin , 1'. IU S ro m ,., ooc: S ,llll • and we nt to Porto Rico right in th e wake of the Anlcl'lcnn tovuslou us the Director at H e alth th l' rl\ dul'lug fi l'lUy tlme!ol, lie Is ~ ne ot th.e lend in g suuito rious in thc S United tntt's. JtC' rold tb :1t It wos on ly n t e w u nbolno ('cd P('Ollle who so t:lL' de~ mandcu stntehood for P orto Hlco, but thut llulst ot the pcopie understood t hut at prese nt It would not be deslrnl)le and that UH! co unLry fJho uld remaio as a Tcl'l'ltOl"Y tor some yettrs. ~' hc Board ot H ealt h is COlDPOSCtl or four m e lllc'ul olHt('l's. l\ lawyer null u n ell· glnct'l' a ud phnrmo<:lst, noll has Its h~tlll diseases, ef'l.'ortH to bCHides the tceu persons tractcd from un \?e becn only at persons tMs yenr. llel'etofore the garbage or the r lUes hns been dumped. but It is lutemled to incinerate all or It berenttcr D,·, Smltll (CI\veled over 6,000 miles t o come to the Com'entlon, hll\'lllg C.Jmfll ,'1:1. New YOl·k. because the ships did uClt~ cuu, nect here 8S to time. UR. In nuttue ~o\bolltlon , Surge-all General Wyman, of the tuitell il~~e~.~~of~n~lib~tolie!~ ~~~~~S\l~rst1?s~~~ th~echo~'l~iliT~~thg~It1~~n~:lti~n~!~~:eag~ <l'.p~~Crtutl~l~~~~1 I I I ug x ,d fei' tr \,I gt 11i1.1l!!. 1!i..::=_....._..... ___ .. R E R E. Ye t R ea fl y to .o\(hocnt e Q.uur- o'tlNie Bonrd Is the most' lIa8 been ca rri ed to t be Cou rt or last re. Terrlto'rles and District of Columbia abaa co miH'c h ~ II··;J\l! ~IHl enOl'nl U' IS o f tllnL or. 'RQrt. Jt b as becn pronou nced CODS t1 tu~ be called by the Burg ,00 General encll noy Bonr,l ot II~lllth III the ('o untry. It UOllal. Stnte Territory nod the D istrict of C'o· Is prnctically arbltrat'Y and imited only li" or se",c ra l yenrs uo t only this .! sso\~la- lumbin to be entitled to one de lega t e. by th ~ dhwl'eti.:>u ot th t) lJOUy. 'Vl1cII tlOD represen(log the sanitarians ot t he Thl rd-That It s ball be the dut y ot tb~ thf'Y took on~r tlH' t\ uthol'it r !i'om tilt' country. bu t t he American ~l edlcal As- Sur" eon Geu£'ra' to cn ll It. con ference u pon Dl11ftnry tbl.'Y retalued nil ot t he e \' trnor· 80clatlou os t be rcpresentatl,e ot tbe thee a pplication ot not less than tlY e dlDory IJo\\cr:) \\'hich JIW:1YS In'lung t,. medIcn l profession as n whole, wJth Ta- Sta te ot' Territorlnl Boards ot H ea lth. t hnt hrulH.'b o f the GO\erllUlclI!: M'l'viN', rlous commcrclul organizations, baye quarant ine authorities O t' State healtb nuu nrtN Wal'i.ls the In~ 'Jlal' L(>,;i..;l.uul"1! b~en mak ing united el'torts to secure tfl eers en 11 ot 'sald Boards ~r gaye- tLc lU ndlllriollul a uthority. trom Congress the nece~sory enllctment ~uarani.lne authoriti es Join ing In Stl''l.~ D r. ~JUllh [.n id t hnt I'urlO I{I co ob.l(>('t~ t o estab llah a Commission of P ubli c request to be l'cpres ented by oue dt'le- to ue lng'l clulllautincd n,::niust. t'~rH~(:hl l ly Health. At ou r meetIng Inst yea r all t he by Lou slll lla, as the\' hove no qUal'an!~terests h nd appnr ently unltcd upon tbf' gu1\e' nl 0 1> o,leles t Ol' the collecti on an O Unable dlsC'ases\ and ·h1\\,\.' tal' lllOI'f' reuSpooner BW,' wh ich hnd been before I sir C '1 I t I t1 Kon to qunrunt UP against other plu(,l's Congress fot' seTeral months, and whi ch pu bl,cat on , 0 '\ tn sot B cs Up? O tbtln to be yuurnn tlll('d aga lu~t. flIt"t'c plo vlded t or the creaUO D of a bureau t o blank s so pte-pared ns to ha"'e t>be le- bas ooeu no ye llow fe "er tbet'e (or five be koown a s ' turns from tbe dltrcre.ut States nnitorm . y('urs 01' mor(lo und no dea t.h trom sm' Il~ A NAT 0 ! . fl'he work of th is ne w Departm ent wn M pOl: tor two or tb 1'(,(, yenrs Fi vc YC;I'~ 1 XAL CO ~DU SS I0N OF PU B· cbarged with a most impo rtant duty 0 04 11g o tl1('r(' \H' re 230 d'eaths' from smnl i... LI C H EA LTH tbe sume day tbat the act c reating It be pox bciorc th t gl'eat \ttcci nlllioo took' lD. th T ccm e n Inw by the passage or a not her art pitlCC wh(: u bUO 000 pt'oplc wcre ytlCf lum! l e t ret8ury dDePArt men t. thi s Com, b1 Congress, · ·to regulate the Bil le (I t a t(>(1 ' 111 tln·t'C n;ontb!'5 'tha t wus \\ 11('11 cO::rssl~n e~ er t he su penlslon o ~ a drus. serums. toxins nud .a n alogou.~ t he U nited ~tutes lJega o to take Chl\l'gc should be a ht si ~~bIlC H ealth, "" ho products io the District of Col umbia. ot the health tUalte.I'::;. 'rbe nex t yeul' ea nltorlan a gl .ite~ bn nnd ex pe rlen ce~ Also t o regulate In t erstate traffic In sl~l d there werc but 11\ e «caths fl'om soullpox. the Uni ted p~[ates of ~he t reSI!ient 0 orUcles nnd tor othe r purposes. I t \\ 111 1 amI s ince thll. t there has bet' n but one, alon It such ' Y t e Comm t~ be appreciated by all that t h is law. It and t hut cusp calUe Cram ).'"(·w O l'lNtliS or1 'Coun cil. ~~~sf~t,~b l e' t and an Advls, proper ly executed, w ll 1 give to t he coun· ou n s tE:oms111p. tbe engine('r b~lng tound trom each Sta t a d 'rg ~ ~n e member try absolutely 'Pure and rellable products, t o ha\'e smullpox null hdng allowed to Health nnd t r'!,mn tb err t3f a1 Bon rd at aod '1'111 estnbles h confidence of th e pub- luud b v the '{urine H ospl tl.ll Sel""r'icf> the Army mt' co corps I)( lie to them. t hus removing the g reat otr wWeh \\l1S a mistllke ' ServIce. Thisa'1d\"i~or ~~~~~l1 H~SPItn l jectlou tha t may ha\"~ edsted agains t " " ' hen 1 left tUl; Is land," s!1id Dr.4 meet once or h .-Jce a Y,renr In W ~I t~ t b~lr use. Smlth., "tht're waH not :l cu::3.e of contd ton. It pro"lded also t or an E x as u 'Illis AssocIation. 38 we ll ns a ll wbo f or gioml dlscu~c repol·ted except three cuses Committee. conslstlnf ot nine m~~~ ~t' so many yea rs ha,e been st rl,lng t or t he of diphtheria, no scur let fe ver, uud tlIt're at the CommiSSion, 0 whi ch the Comtilb~ establtshment at are Dot o \'er Ufty lepprs on the island. s!oner, a represeutat h'e t rom tbe Ar my. A P UBLIC H EA LTH SEl~V l CE, and a bout halt ot them are rouuded uP in D. settlement. In tbe year enlling lal:lt 1'\avy and :U arine HospItal Sen ice shoult! be the ex~o tficlo members t be l'elnoInln'. nre to be congratulated that at last tb elr July tht>re Wl!re 1U\000 less d~aths tball fh'e members to be elected by the comm l ~ efforts ha"c been crowned with succes!!. In t he pre\'lou:-I tw e ye mou ths. ' slon a t the a nnua l meeting, whi ch should ' Vhtl e nil tbat was deslri!d has no t been '1'11£'r6 WU8 no sanitary work on thp be convened br t he Commissioner wben. gra nted, yet n substantia l, an d. In many Is laud b(l-forc tb~ AmerI caus took h oid. ever to his Judgment pulJllc i nter~sts ways, 0. satIsCactory organizati on has nut! eyen the most eleIllNH.u·y regul:l.~ should 80 demnnd it, nnd t his Executiye been etIected, with an able an d exp erl, t1 0ns and pr('('untions we re ncg-iN- lcd. .Commlttee to bayc t ull power to act It enced ol'ganizer and a member of th is 'fbi.; s llows the WOlldel'ful lle-u lrllfuinl':3s was expec t ed [bat It n new department Association at Its bea d. \ Ve con g rn tu~ undel' pl'op~r sl\DIL~lrv co ndition.;:;. 'l'here Is 110 more healthtul place than w8s . created by Congress It should have late Dr. Wyman upon the enlarged opchorce ot tb e commerCia l inte rests or the portunltles thus pr~sente d to h im to de, Porto JUco tor those w110 live decently,,' country. "elop upon n Bclentific bas1s a a ervlce o t: en id Dr. ~Ullth. " u vou utke o f! the Various me mbers ot COll~rpss had as, Vari ed f unctions which sball equal In r tlte among the nc-gl'oes, the death rllte ured lhe Commit t ee on LegislatIon ot origInal resea rch and demonstra tion an1 would not be' O\'e1' 10 pel' cent per IlnnU1ll . (jbls Alsoc1a tlon tha t ther e wns very ltttle 1 s lmllar set\'tce In tbe world, 'l'hel'e I~ !l fe-cullar poin t nbout thC' d('nth oubt tbat t be proposed bl11 woul d be, l Our Government Is about to engage tn '1'lltl'. ot co urse tu the State:s the ru ce eo,me a law, H o",e \'e r, on the l at b dRY the construction of n shi p canal across tbe Is la l'gC'st In tht." cities nnd ~lll:lIl('st In o Decembcr. 1901, )l r. P er kins a memo Ist bmud ot Panama: t bousands or men are tbc co untry phICl'S, being 8. 10 01' 11 ber ot the H ouse of n ep resentati",cs fr om to be employ ed In a climate to "'blch there, but In Porto Rico lhe re\'r~{" I CDlt fo rnl,~, introduced a bill Into t he t hey are oot a ccustomed, and w here t be true, bt'(' nuse on i.,· in tbe clfl es bav(' Bouse. To Increase the efficlencv nnd Dlost unsanitary conditions pre vail. The rnod~rn ~a JlitllI'Y ml':l~u relS b('en lbol'ou!th change th e na me ot t he Uuited 'Sta tcti t errible mortality attending the buUdlng ly a ppIted. In '::-Itu Junn tot' till! yem Ma rine H ospita l Senlce. " Th e etrect ot' ot the P anama. Railroad, wb1ch was salll e ndlug lust ONQ\w r , o,'er 300 houscs wt're tht s l\ OS to divide the prot~sstonal sup- t o be so great that e"'ery tie 10 the roa el l'£'Ulodeled nnd t:o ll1pcll('tl to put iu BHU ~ort which had been gh'en the Spoouer r e'Pl'esents the sac rifice ot a buman life Hary sen·ire . . 'I'h\.' se wers fire bein g com111. nnd In tll e opinon oC tbe most ex. must not be allowed to OCCu r In tb~ pleted In a ll tbe streets nnd the old ('esss erlenced members ot Congress. to reu- prosecution at this new enterprise. The \.ools tnkru o ut. In the old t.imes t lIerc el' the ~ assage ot eItbe r of these bll1s Pu blic Henlth Servi ce will find In t hlH \\':I~ II c l hlJlg ex<.:ept ees:;pools. :\0 \\ IIl: pr.obnb e. at t he snme ti me rdtuark. a u extensive fi c ld t or t be exercise o t: en'ry hOl1Sl· In a street where [he se wcr.:oo lu g ·th ut as tlsun l the medical profession we ll-directed, ener~etlc sanit ary wor l~ nre com II Ie-Led must be con nel'tC'll with werc not able t o ngree upon ",lI nt was along I I CI • th('Ol. 'j'l.lc old 1H'lc k house dl'nius nrc mos t dcsll'lllJ le. B oweyer. should th ey tloo o~ . ~~~Ptri: eg~o~nd!~e~h~~~ s~~~c;: belli" Lake1l up nut! ben,,·y dl':lill pipe'" c,'e r be able t o ngree Hlwn u measure 1:.J- porary vlllages will spring up ., the ir Ruhstit ut('d. Aqne-d uet wnt('l' 1~ now l{i t ended to accomplish t Ie objec t s ot the PI ope t J) l'llt't iCll lly ('Y(Iory housc, and Ute old, Spooner lllll , undoub t edly Congress r 6cwerage. wu er sup p ly . rOod ; In polHouous c14pl'llS In wa ground Ilre would eO,act It luto law." ta ct, e\'(~rytbing that will con tr1bu t e t o tillell up. Forwel'ly th ese were in the Such ,\a~ the /Sluteo r this matter whell th e prese rvation ot robust, healthy lite E,Ul ull pu tlon In tbe centt'r of th e llou::.e, ellrlr 1u Ma rch atlentla the same time that nil sourIn cesadof-aneo pes: IlS therc nl'e 110 yon1s. '1.'1.10 ces~l)ool anll . Iast th e Leg Islatlve Corn- tl l pOisonin~ a r e sought mlttee ot t he Am eri ca n Medical Assoclu, d d ' the clstl'rn ,,('rc both t here, lind l here tion met 10 ' Vnt:lhlngton, ,y!th repres('nta- an est roy ed, neludln g t he Insects was notW ng uN "'tell th£>UJ but IT brll:k t h'(!s ot t hl~ ARsoclat!on, to take Into con'~ wh Ich, with basty I'I lght. ca r r y the m l~ wall. Ot s!llUples of watcr taken UUdlll' l)ld('rn tion and delerrnill P th e wisest COurse erobe ot dcntb within theIr tiny t or ms. thl~e c lr(,Ulll s t:Ull'C~ th ere ,,""Us on ly OU l' to be taken t o accompllsh somethtng tor We have no doub t that In the discharg. fvltlHl tha t w :' ~ lI ot polluted, t he n\ ancf'ment of slln ltntlon And public of thesc dulleR t he public bealth serrlce " Jt there Is e ny obj l'c tl on ')11 the pu r t bea lt tl. Att~r a full conference we were wUI achieve results which .wtll redound ot pl'op£'rty owners to co un e~tlng wltb fo rced to t he cOllcluslon that hoth th~ to th e credit ot sanitary science evers- t he se werS 01' put tin in the water, Wt' Svoonf'r and Perk ins Bl1ljol. ,yere doomed wlIere. do It , :IIlU It Ue(:oUlcs 8. fi rst lien Oll the t o destroy each other: thoL the OUll' hal" 1t wos long ago es tablished that p est!- "'ro"erty . However , th ere bn,'e lence followed In th e woke ot famlue ... .. I bee n I I w aR n It COUl)Jt'OUl 'Se measure by Ill f'O US '!'lIe CUf'1 f amine re sulting from the recent only n few cuses wbere obj~ct Oll WHI) ot whi ch R01llc.thlug might b(' Inaugnflltec1 con i strike has been a serIous menace to otter ed, uud \\C hnye had most hCdl'ty th at would m(,nu progress along t he de. the publlf! b ltl I co,ol' l·l"fttlon. elred lines; hem'c the adoption ot such ~ eo 1, t Is not our purpose "lorLo Hlco 1B steadily Drogr~ss ln:.;. 8Jnf'ndments to tlle propo:;ed lel;islnUoll LO tCOD8~er tbe causes which Ie.d up to It nnd Ilothlug Cfln stop it l.Hlt bm·l'lClllll':i. Il t It wus b('Ueycd would accoDlpllsb t· hi s u r at (O r t o tts general errcct upon the " 'e lI llY £, Ii good corree crop, the be~t d A t peo» le of tbe whole country. Seven I . eD urthpr conterence with Senato~' 'Weeks hn ve clapscd si nce it nOm inally ~Iucc 11.10 grput hll rl'i cIlUt', nnd tlH' ~ut;jlr Spooner reRultct! In a f.i ubstltute bill cnwe to nnd end ; yet io t he clUes and i~ goo d. lCx pcl'lmcnts ure being lllnde 1.11 ,,,'bkh finalh' hN'llUlC :l lnw, pro ytdlllg tor large tow ns there a re :1 large numbe r at t obu cco culture ou t he Hnes of 1'1Ihdllg' It n Public llealth um\ l I nt'IIl<' ll olol))itul persons who are not a ble to obtain sum - u nder s hndc,,-.ns they do in Co nnectICUt. Serv ice for th e i'nltcd :::Hat('~. I t nl1~ cient amount ot tuel to properly coole 'frode with .'\'ew Orl (' a oS hus been s teudt borlzes the detull of n l!ommi!'sloned their f ood or to kec p tb eIr npa l'tment~ Ily lu creu!:Iillg, aull the people 11I'e tl ll'X ' llcdl('u l Oftlcpr of tbp Sf'r,"lc~ for duty wa rm; tbe result must be t o In d uc(\ 10UK to IleH'lop It. Tl1C' re Is work enout b t'h(ll'g~ ot ntlministrative dh' lsioll~ man)' acute diseases and aggra"atc In P orto lU t o tal' C,' t'l'Y uccent UlUO ltv 0 aow ly, ~InTlne Hospitals ant! l'pllC"t (1;,: chronic ntrections. each ot whi<'h ndtls wants to work, an d in so me cnses tcre DIf'hll(' qU[ll"llnti nc, torrl"' n ano in~l1lnr Lo tbe mentll l and r,hssl cnl sufl'erln g of hn s hf'C11 Il S(,Hl'-.;lty of IU1)I)l' Oll plnotaC quara ntine. personal nndtl'\ccounts !Illlni these peo ple n d I tiona." tall zeportl and statisti cs and sdeDUtl~ n an nc rens ng death rate. Dr. Smith was asked about dthh ~el~ Other Ind t I wbo went away to llllwall. ttD e ~U heul t lI of t~R res vi t ul to th e Ufe and thut thrv wou ld hn"c been bettt'r a t e people ~ re Haole at a lly hom e, bu't as a matter ot fuct tlH: t'(' were re~arch. Also for an Ad visory Board time to 0 101 tbe Labo ratory, consisting of t hree logIca l di si t~e sUUjcctl; ot bimilnr sodo- a great mauy ),ll l'U cuses nfilOJ1!! t ll(>lll.4 the foOl.l ur auces which ml~b t threaten 1'he mlxturc o[ negroes and po rto lU rg~~eD ~ eXDer~ s, to be dctalled from woulll sUf Ply of ,-a rious st'clioDS, w blt'h Cons ulakes a yery bad cluss ot peop ll'A I np,:' t h Nnvy an d the Burea u ot ctlse~ ;~tYI ~,ctunl s tarva tion In llJuuy worse lhan tbe negroes. 'Tile bellel: eleoP ~ha~ 1 dustry, by the Surgeon Geueral Cll l'l e.s' of t?t In syrrcrln g add rcsultlng di ti· ment III thc Is lond Is composed ot Spunh N r ruy. the Surgeon General or tbe St Ie nuocent peOl)le fU I' frOOl isb unO. porto Ricans. who are Intelllgeut fuie'rnvy , uud the Secretu.ry of Agrlcul. Would I~~ b"IH!I'(> I. hl' ll'oul;l(' origlUl.lt(,fl e-ducnted nnd pl'oO'l'e~sl\ie 1l lld good p.t'O ' • espectlvely Cll'CUluHta nc. e~,o nll comJ)lIp~" Unde r 8U{'11 pie. A gl'f'nt den1 ot nttent!on Js bC llIg I t t urther l)l'ovides tbat· t here shall be h(,llllh . ' es we bl'he\'c thp public 'Pnld to (.durrttion, When tbe GoY{'l'U' toru peteot 1)f'rson at the h end of the . sel \ I~e sbould, \\ lthout lIplzty 1n ment took hold the _perceDtage or IIllterIvlsJolls ot Chemistry, Zoology, and Phar.. all hAbfta:;~s a'leCtln g tll(' heal t h ot. Ille ' 11I ~ ney wu~ $8. '! 'be Government is deyot:~t"t~I~gy. in th reponing tbe bllI tbe Com- itselt ~.? 00(1 01' mOl'e t ate, Inform lug one-fourth ot t.he re,'en\u~S of t be suy e d.hldlug linc between the h'l\'ln~eg~I~lllg t he C.\Il!:l cO lldl(~(Jus, nUtl Island to edllCtllfon, nnd this ts not ~ ED ElRAL PO Wl!J RS O F QUARANTINE w'cnuce Lb ~ errr,Wed th e ('llUt-;('!S t.hat enougb to build und equip schools as rap, '3Ubmlt t t pu C h<':'ll tlt. or the ~ tnlcs Idly us they al'e needed. Tbe country l~t~:8 re iatl on t o f oreign rommerce and Stall'S aO h~ L'1'('sld.eot ot t h{> l'niH·,i 8chool~ A1'(' being made first c1nss; t.lH·' l ot state commerce, and th e Stat e p ower rC-COlllm blil errWIlt of lhe fUC'hi anu have modern lIgbttu ~, ventllntiou nil!) rer~~t~na~t1ntt nnd poltce regu lation, lu It s m<.'1umreendUtions os to the Jlec<.'~sal'r senUn"" a nd all QQpllnnces tOI' currying edl 0 e pub lic heo.ltlI, Is ull doubt- ('n.u::iI'S l~ b~ nllopled to remo,'c the On the work which. Is wore tbnn t he llY· dl.~e~:al , but It Is otten very dlCficult of re-conllnendl\~~c II mf'u ucr. Wh en till' erR"'r Krhool' I)) tbe country h:\s III the bnl!.PeJI~~; an d. t llereto re It has oft ell serVice un . ons of thc public health Uuft \!cl ~Hu te9, at leftbt. til mnny Sttlteb nt State nu thor1ties ba\?e t el u .. nt he'~ hf":en npPl'o\'e<l by tile Pr'-'l:1i~ It the UOr'trnmellt keeps up the pllce ' deca~es be .~p to aCuOa 4Ud '\ 11.1~ l tlmlUedl(ltely t nk~ tluch the 1.copl0 will In _~ ~ ;.;;~·~ ns Utc sucb proceedln J.!':; as the rt\~t ot the edfU.:.nhlo. l1"t~ • ed.l c.1 IJ·d RC:.V.D.Jji. 3 WY ~ [M( "D e 1l e" 'es i\10HqUItO Theory, Dut Not Stntes Public Henlth nnd llarine Hospl. tal Sel'ylce, arrll"ed In the cIty yesterdl'l m?rnlng to 'ltt~nd the Con"cnt1o~. Dr. "yma n wns In good spirits, He Said t hat he cam~ here to keep In touch wllh t be work of the AssoclaUon, ot which be hlld oecn a r.!ember tat 3. Ilurubm.· ('! Yl'arli, lind to get enthusiasm. H e ,,"ouM retul'n dh'cct to Wasblngton afte r len". tng h(,I'E! , Dr. Wyman saIl thnt there ",us nothing lreportnnt coming up in COll· grp!:HI affecting bis depnrtmE'nt At tbis ses . . lon, as tllc legislatlon asked for was see.ul'cd nt the In~t session. 'rhat legis· IULIon In creased tbe sco pe ot the D('part, rue nt, ad drd fhe DIlmc ot PublIc Henitil t o [he title fi nd gave him ussi stont sur· geol1'i III hi s office to divide thl:' work wh l£"l\ te ll UI)OU him before that time rl'hi !'l lDCl'eascd work Is now being de\'t!I: oped. A hlborntOlY ~Dd eonsnlting pbyslchms Is fl ll IUll)Ortnut teature Rnd lJl'lngs the Df'pal'tlllent III toucb with tb ~ geI:el'al rrote::;l.lon. Ur. WyU1!ln. In answ er to a questIOn us to wbat was likely to be done reglll'(Uug qunrantine, as a[ected by the new theorY l hat yellow (erer Is altogethc:>r carrie:1 by the mosquito" said tbat it \Vas IIkt!ly that sometbing would be proposed. HI! wns not prepared to discuss the nt.lvlsablllty ot removing quarantine on tlIat bt\sls. l1S it WfiS too big n subject. " We nil believe In the mosquito theory," he said, 'but , do not say thnt we will tft.ke e ft the ql1arantlne. lh.at will depend Oll our actual knowledge. I do not Sl'e how \\ e ('u n ta ke air tbe quarantine, becnust! there Is the mosquito himself to be dealt with," 1)1'. "Wyrunn wo.s asked ree-nrdlug the bubonic plague in Snn Franelsco, and so id that It WfiS being carefully wtltched anll was hnndlrd by the Call!ornlll au' tborlt ies. He did not suggest any additional measw'es that JLIgnt be taken. A ~IOX G THE D E LEGATES. M nrin e HO l" pltal Servlee Lenders- A Ce nsulJ Expert- Dufrulo Suggelf 1o n8 , The members o! lb. United SIRtes P ob· IIc Henlth tlUd Marine Hosp ital Service at the Couyentlon are Surgeon Generol Wy, mlln. Surgeon H. R. Cnrter, In charge ot til e )Illrlne Hospital at Baltimore ; Pussed Asslstfiut Surgeon W. C. '\Tertenbaker. in charge oC tbe llarlne Bospltal I~ tbls ell)" PnlJsed Assistant Surgeon S. B. Grubbs In eMrg. o! lbe 'b!p Island Qua.rantlnc Sta tion, aDd Passed Asslstnnt Surgeon C. C. Pleree, In cborge ot tile Quarantine !it Tampa, l;'la. DT Grubbs Is oue ot the 'llblest of the corps of youug SUl'Ieons w(rohl~U!.~~.l.: t~~ st'nl:oa-.t trom contngl~f' t~ higllest cbar~b1 I! lSin~ b?S ~,~e~~kDo~n nnd pOl)l1lar i~tcll~C' se:\'lc~. Bud baS n number at M<'lltls tbls ellr. 11 6 In Leighton who read t b e paper 00 •. ' . S I .... Ilt the sess-Ion ycster"\\ aLCI' • UPP) II bul a very em I, dll~'. is !lot n pbys eb~n. department, the nellt sppclnllst in S hi ton GeolOgiCnel SUdl'rff' ~~I~~f ~e :Municipal "r . ~. run 1\, N"e~' York Is bere Jouruul, publh:bed it\iOD and ,,:111 ""rlte tl ttendln~ tbe COll';Zlpttl' aifllirs lu till, un t\rUt' le OUt md~CY to crltl! lse them city wit h a en ~ of o tht~ r clues. ll ~ compal'ed wltbtlttbtOb~ !l Ppre£"la te8 the n itbol1~b be says a I <r nnd topograpfi'i ultH cuitil's ot eOlgilllee:ifte probuhl\' nppCdr hert'. The art c e " this pnpe\·. tn the )'Iarcb Dumb;rr ~t the Good n.oRds He I.. nl<.;o a meld e introduced tl bill Associat ion 1V1l1£\'.~'1or $20,00\1,000 tor iu Congress liSa e rou ds. K. g Chic! StuListlel"n 01 " 'ill In III AO'!D ill Wn8blngton. 1s here th(' C(, IlSlIS ce Oe Is tl member tor the Conv('ntIO n. d tbe way h(' CO DlllS ot t1.le As:;oClnt~ol' ~~rougb the stAtlsth:s to oe Int('re~te ;:~Id yesterday: .," e ot heolth. _ ~tc. ~u~t untler tbe recent are just stllrting u ermnneut to COlD' IIlW UlllkiD~ the Durci~ JorwlltS st!ltiStlcs. . p!1e II11nu I11 rt>POl·ts were mnde only once. Heretotore tbeSf'd the decennIal rep~r[~ in teu years, aD til'ply little '~Il iue. :\o~ wcrtl of compnra hem out e\'ery year, \Yf' PI'OPOSl' to get \;13trlltion arens, ind t ll klng III All th,rn r~e the basis ot actO' tllese r('poTbi " l'ute co ncll1i'lon~. ~111 bn'\"e prt.;;ented "'Chis Associati~n olutions apl)ronng to it a series 0 rC~lttee on DeUlogrl: tbe 'Work ot th e COtDll1os t ot the State" phy U"nd Statistics. mote registration In llre dl... posed t~hE:: i& R ~8fg:1t§~~tet(~ new n.rellSne~ srst£'Dl tn 0 werful medl· ndopib~~~S;:oCltlt.10n Is ath~o result. 1I0st ~~ for bringing tlb~~~ectIY Interested 10 f the members Rre i etc ~l\tter8 of regls trn,t 0:05 reCentlY Issued "1111"' CeD~US Otfi{eatloDal ell\sslficnUOO n manuElI or InterDunder "Which retUrDI ot co uses of dentb thElt the results Ol~' " lJot' (:OUlpi1 M 80 tbtlt was done t e b~l ~unttorll1 . d B!~f~~i kinds of Syste~:e at ti ~~~Dttti~ ~: g~~~fng tosd~prj~·:o~~~ri~e lJIethods o~hngplDg SO that 'hl~~: Tb lll~~ ar!e nit" III laWi, "" nIOI' -"' 11111 orf t r" i. Tcry ucb IlDP1?rt~fl~;r ~~~: 'ht'r~~:t~OY; ti;e~I:C~ Interests nnd to ~hlll-';. ~t~ 'lS ~ 01 ulIddle expert men III .J'~ r~ �I c:onu glmll81'1~Jo \\,.. notfl'(, 11 j~ 1I1nd'~I;;!!J;:J b "'ec'l tll and BalUrnrlf _ Tbe 01 1 0 .iJ.J"(, 110 nllcriut; r:(\lr dr~nkl!'g W3lf"1' 'rODl reAm s ~t {' I tl. 11 ~ Jl!"O:~lUlI~:' ric to dense!:: "h~";' bp,".~ OOU4 'h(' ';"''''a;lI (i h~ ("h l';:nptic'!J \,hICh 11l(";-, ~o .."" • ontain ~orc Jm) t1r~:,f) th,10:b r('~en'''lr'' I)f ,- ....... r t.. ~. 'Cl"~, Hi ok,~'u and BOSfO~. a:od 'C'\l!'ClDgl" 1 p~,., ll~('Jf' b l' ":'~Hl Baltir.Jo.c ha ',r' ;.t It':..I::n '''~llOIlI :lIC.t£l.lIty fa'Jout 1 to '),(lOtl1 Ie. J.)~v l..c oml.'wrat \'· .c,rIn('r cl;mat€' ma',' \ ark t;,gll r !lJS{J 2nd tu 11:;1.0.; sl1'J.\·ing I.:.y lnducinf:: the n' hi1b ~'1t to ~.~!l!k l'Ven .mO.~t! o~ thi:3 ucci il<,dI J' 'i.. t f r tll:)o tha nt'o))l; o[ it'" ;01"1' !:it:£,...; Th(, tHt:r .:!'l" Ot h3!Jltu.:l driul<('! 1i rn.:t~· nlso b(l: grl·~ter . t:Jlj·urc ,hrf Wt1t(',· I' . '·In. C!l,kc1g0 -311(1 ~t. LOllili \\'C' .ffnd a \C'r) .1lgh ,Yil .lOl r] Jnm·tallty In th\., fhbf yea l":i t)( I.h". IJq, tbllll Vo'hll!h we ab50''"ttlS •rtf'. 'flJey are bot peopl. 111 t~. DId ~~:~I! Mod soa D Rlfti .! an I fOld blllI'I" D who comes In \V Tbt IDI D uudrt~i, wSf;b bb drYer, end after II B thf'tD t!itO II t~t1 'J1lnuteS, t be Y wtlll! batb. ~1 Il t pill on per rec Y dry and r11~1 t bing ror t rnmpd, 11111 a I tdlJ.r In.lncefl lOome 0 wt hi''" '(bfltb. And wasb t heir b!P1 to ukt' ,aid lbltt It did not !othci IDd Ibt! ~fnrlnble to he ('lenD II D.N ~Dtd It "'ou\ll br. These Ii tbtr bill I%UI • tlllll\1I npcnse. eod ldIllliI an' ;:";or ~J ch'''~11 or people who J thlnt that h~t!lS lJ1 Iht'lr homeR nnd do 40 nut ban """lftM tblll wou ld be a flne f r I 1M Mw:ur .0 rl'l4""" " tblniC In Sr .. Ol.esn~ ?7 0n\·.... •.... ('i:"g: gt:"{<ll i c.: ~ iJ ....................... ,.............................................. . "'\,i ~ ........-............................................................. . )r r,nm Ih \l:l.,h.il, l,':,mhl..Jrt-ull-th -)1alO. \, 1J I'z'):trg- a~rl .\.1 ''It-l~ itaye l·pc1u ... .-.ll Ih '-' I: ,yphoi"} m?rial!IY "ti ll (urtilci' lJj' st: pplriav thlll1" n{'op;e w! th wa c.cr i 111>< n fro'll "Ji:-I,l~~ ,11 ,ljt-;I;l::lt mountains , ,·,!.il, '\,il's~adf'D 1.,uL \·tc . . nlly J.l."nllC',l 311 ('x fn::i';c IJZonb::nlo,l pl.nl, "ffi('rnr rnf}l.Ic:n to ue.-!"ro·.- !Ill' 111' 0, :Ill h:-t~i ,~ ri 1 In -h(' ""-:1;t"1". Til,. rl-'p,wi S t';om Ihcs~ rf'!r:t. ;,110tl2'1 hiJrhl:·- lnttr.;!'t;·,,:::. do 1 uot. (o,1m" w l thl,l thp f"o n.,' 0 1 th is pr..!)@.', "Ou 11 1~~ln::; to 111 ,.. in f1uPll C'(' ("If snl~'1 flltratl<"':l ot d"I~I;:in'( , .. nt'''' on typhoid ll1o;' fa1iry, "~-to ;1g:liil lin'] in th' p\.prrtrnc(' of UI ·r lln t h t"' lTIf'st C'f'f'<:ll!t-UOUfl '-'x';)llplf' 1'-)'-. in F.tuhl of or:.t' I_. phairl IlI'nth In c'\,rry ~, 'l.) i~l~1"l.blt ... nls According to Rec an t Investiga· tions by Prof. A. Seibert of the nrr,"r-: I" flom 1";:11 to 11O.:i": lhJ.i dry l Ol'l but New York Po ,yc linic. n:~" ~("''il:1 out 'Jf I \'f'i'Y !).OfO at typhrJld 11I1' ll'uIi\, from p'<·:t to l~.j:j. altho~K h not .1 11 n: l!W ri~V'~ wdl t11 .l b ..·t>n dOSNl ,lntl r!w SU ilD!)' of fl!iLrl"l I 'x .. t(';" I:'mu' IhFo o It] w:'..t'~r .0 h:; 11113!:1 11 (':1 In I t:;3) ha tl bN'omro !nnufhI'i ... nt 011 a':C'OPlJt 01 Ih,'" rnplu ~rcwth or l~P UJlflLTERtD DRINKING WATER. simila rly jnfiueneeu as to ils e mdenC'y by the similar clhnal r, "Tbat tb is ,ari :l t ion of Iyp ho hl frequency is uu~ to th e c'hanges in the atmospheric tempcratura is pl ;)l nly Yi slb lc 011 L Wtr(' not r"tJinai It:' in dll" ('I · t~:. y I~ ~~I~~ING Wnf~! Frf'l . Suburb£l.ll Sou::c':!:.l. )r( !i~ l ' 01 10;1" r.~us" I a mu :' :':('~ II' T"3.)(', Fu:,· ti1l~rr..:orf'. !t ml:.,t ' " I"t iltio!lE-il tiw ' the ~~I[r ~~~~It~ ~r HP~~m XUl Blcol:1ro ThclE I~ On ly fl. !riodt,;ratc CLncenlrztio:l of Oenns Drcught falling A!'ccri('':' l1 ritlt'. \\'c z::rti(' .... 011 :h \~ f·!l'11'l I hJ. t ,Jlinu3~:' 1. 1'S~3. 11:1 .Tanuul'''; 1. 1 ~:-0 011(' "lilt o! (\'''' 1')' ~IOfl Inh;.. h i~ an tl:; 01 CZ1'l'n fil··.l fI_m ..'\lh· or ty phO /ll (p ';er, "n~j'o":' ("jj~c\l":.in"" tl-t.(' infil4I"'l'I 't;' 0 , (('a-I IraJ fell'! OI l"utioa on t il" l:fpholtl lUori-nHt), r '11\,( in.H'·: 11C'(' t~lflt Iht' .:1bC'i!.irn of m"hll:t ,,""11, in lh~ (l1']fl' fi;t<rolV,l:l (·jdp3 ~1ll1 ti'" In "Otitict iOl; of Y;ater .j ':}lplics f rem outtht:" ·UEC·. ··1"902·· .. ·.. · ..···.. ·· .. SAND FILTRmON A REMEDY. m8rkt~ d hal~ t:f s(;me ot thr nl,J1L p ..; (' r~, wh·~ rr. the-; to? 1 :bu.ol :b'-_Ir nc~l~ion l'"r :,·cn ri:!. ' 1f ' ,e now t'rn to Ihf' typbo ld ~~ a .. t ... ·,s In t'h.(' '~o '-,'l 0111 t'mt-.~ ,' lho?ll " 'c OCti on thE' fiT~1 chart or H rl n " pl'Na.'ut 'i.!lJn 1~ thr Sl' C'oj'l(.lIt1rn,~ ,luring Ihl? last te u yea .. ,.. llr~o tt.~ Intre,rlut':ion Gf ('{' 'lfral sand fittr .. ~nr. uamt·!:,·. frf'nl IS-tJ till lS53. a Tepor;, which no dl)ur !l, (' i:3ra<.:t( ristlr (01 mOSi C:t IC S iJ: tho:--C' ;m(' s fur lh(' :,enrHng of ,'bL'h ] tN'1 ~IJ 'in ll )' i!ld .)ted to thL ntat1:.;i.:cal hurl'au o~ tii"t r;t,·, ;;.d J lh f' mar~ flO bCCllll~" 5U .. iJ 1:)- hL" ('lO'hID; d1rll~ Machin€', and J)~t clo 'bto' 11l ,"lt h a DUt"ing t~fll one out ~.( ~er~' J:;f~ !n h ::~bl.'~nl:;: died of t~'pbo:CI re\·ro.r l!l (h lta~ o, tlu' h:Abc~t thp..:.rc rC'lIr:.(l :0 thl5 !n' "'ligltj~n, Th(' il'o uctiC:1 of ti.lis :llCTi'talI::. \,'as "O,'ctf'rl l: ~' tbt~ remrl\'a l of tlJf' ,uc !ion pipe:> (If thfO waL{'T worll'i ill Lak'" :\Uch .. ,ea:"l frolll a 100 cIo~" .u")x fm}l~r to rh~ ')utlt'tct .u[IlJIlf: p.ld D We bll , ·0 given ~llbue t.~bl. to on'r I'IO,OOO ,rulllbllt (~('('a~p. I'",UI'I!1(.t t.o. .... :il'C()noJ . . ~: sboalrl bare bere I ther .nll looli-ron.,J1JI ,... r Grren. That th e~e l·I·... Dt.:t ",llf1n, :11)Ol:t I~!I ~, 1h~ U·.~··Y W~I ~"I' \\nr,~", A,--.i('h ('ou!t1 ~, u :p l '" 2.;;00 .(;0(1 I:l})3b\r:r.I~ with pU:'t'. tlt ""roJ v,'at(>r, \"en~ ('010- t,yo cha rl!-i, R en}(.. rub~l'ln~ tbnt o-Phold infection or lh " hum an body Is n ot l'eeognizeu :15 a l'ul e until w e t'k~ ,dle r it ha li Ol'('urrcu, we 1 Il·;'1 fl . th! ,'lOrl1'litY v a:;; promptly l'('(lllc " d In ';0_(1111 1, nltr.ou..::i.l 1'1 PO=':lilltinn 01' Ik"::n h:1c1 In r:ct~;'("l 11'1.1 <lOO.lIfl) 1:1 lS;:'..i lo 10 Pj'" m OlY ~ ay in '\"Ic"; or th ese l\\ 0 CU1"\'es thal t1ll' '\ ~t nll"l' tb p wl>nth~1' thl' more typbotl1. I ::.f:I'(I.Or.O In It'.~O. '1 nln :nnlr' i:~G1Jf'~t'·:, of the InHal.&.tion or ftl,(r-bf(ls " ' n otre en 1:1' r/"o.t:-t;· of Ih:n P l'u:.i5i;1. Th ul th e Ylu iat iODI-> ~I::lgrtl ':;~~ rlt , tempel' <lt U1'~'. by 1h(>l1' dirt'd :lrt ion upon l'I '~ ·r,-. H:lno\··'-. H:~ ~:;IJ.1\ ~nrl th e lnlll1an l)Od ~' :\10111'. do nol {'. lllSl' IYll hold f'Dec';~j'r n(ltr'l:~' I In.' r ,lf'I that tile tYP:l!)t I ol{'.tRllt" 0: IhC'~r CJII'~~ rl:.l rln o:; Ill" k~!':l ::t':,',:1 t nr ~('t ion h'\ h(' yonc1 drbatt>. ~Il(j Ihl'rdol'l'. ~~I.O(Jt': 10 :lll I li e rnUat tool;; fol' .111 Inc1lrf'{" ;1('don or a l- I '. Ie 1 ~ i'(l1"S Jri ,Qua II:: le.\\. 1 II '" al foll1l ... U'l'}or n'at the irlnl-il;l g \ :-ter (\f mO~Pb.(.rh- ilput HPllll Ih(' hum.ln lhldy as wpil I t c ('!:II"'; ;'-l til,· ('!l!"r (,Brri ~r or t.:,-ph'J!J in~IS upon t h e l'o!1l11H:I1 ('!1l'f ('~llTh'!' uf tillS ~(t'!d'1n, fin ... cn'p;:rI Q~ Ihe t· 0 .barts mff>C'lIun. !I1.~b'J·· \.e <':tll1 nvti1.~" the r"j:t!j 3,~1I1l11 (If "Tll1~ imlir~'c' nelioH of h~31 UHl onh- ('011'··l'~t.'i' 1;11 ',1~1l \~, t.-r itH! the f' 'I o' Jf,~.1 fill" ~i~l II) 0;: th, hllnlnl1.' (till, in lht' iU~Tf'''Se I i.1JI but" f 1~ ;"t; hl..'!;, L: 1'1 [ hr :~' \\,(j".~. ~UU tJi.I:i~f. (.r P1it,.t. thr ~Hilll'l ('I'"'llsumpilon CJf unn!,il~(! If;I'c. 111~ ~'c'r L.e ly,,;,!l[! I mo.~o! !\' or in~ waleI'; 111111 I:.!, un lilt' l'ornm('lil ('hief C'!'Irt::lt .. I;,., t ""ClJ,:P ,! b ... : o\\ 1 In 10,0011. ar,~ riC'I', In 1Il('l'lolSll11.! til(" "'umiH~r «( ba('tc,la tn tb t' Ilrln\'in,r W.HI'i' d\lriliK \\'ilrm '\,erl; Uf r. I"~CH-;',~) (Ii" lu\'. m!trl.: of 1 In ~il).(lf.lO In lftflt, "Th, rrron'. llli l'omllion f'illl'f (~r;-ii'l' of 11 ~L..lI "\ JLl·):; ".Ill In"'lalJ('~ tu: "Itcri; bdo1"(' Iypl.!oid IIlh'll!nl\ mllst b.., Ibe drinhlOg W('I(,I'., 111(' l'rrlt:,,: fir t~:"I.!, til en iI.- Inil;) 1.'r~ltl: \·,"C'u!·j 11:-\"0 I d'l) ... ,)ur.' d t l,at lrn lb f : yj:-,itallon (!ur ll f' r (l ;111 11 •. hro1-ul " T o pro\c lhis int', I"PIII'I hy (tH't!) and lit~­ ill·.~ Ihe hle (.,11 'and fU 1l.11l1 CJ' of lliBl ~ft'nl'. or UJ' (,~. fI wa:-- I,(.'{ l,''1sar\' to ('OtJ('I" tlH''' Iyphrtitl I htl\.ll~ l',,,(j1 I "r .. on~.;. altflckc.1.l Ii\' A;.h.l'''1 JrIC/I'lH I It II ~ '11 ;1 Inr;.Z;u' 11umhcr 01" l'lli('·~. iliHi c·h ,'}(JI".1. '.IE shieh 10,000 {in round It'lmbercq 11:<:'f1: fc.r I hnJ\.tR 111 " typhdd. I~ I'hlcn~ t o f'omparC' Il'It'11i "nh I hl (111ft !'l'nl sY1'otf'ms of wall'!' l-tupplL To (Jill'111l tht'Sf: diltU, T Sf'nr ~v: a,1 by lit ;jll'll1g \'Plel'. T he' f<.lel th3t hl 3nl{ <"1tarl!-< [0 tllt' h" .. Jtll nUlhrritH.'s 01 tlw eli" 01 '11' :lcl .l1'tl C'tically a POTt or lIamburt::, l argPI' Aml'ricnn !.lurl (j ·r;l.1an (itl~!', witli tbt~ ":' l' 1;,(' ,,(,/, Jl.'lnblraU l5 :tnil taJd:lg lt~ dri!l"~ J'C'ftll t·:t thal lhc-y '\'Imlll nil III tlw ly!,hoid n nrl "It~c 'l'l' ~<l. ill ~ ew York elK wpll ilS III oC al1llosp h ~ri(' 'u I or A liH', mortnlilY of catll mOll!)l of the 1:.1::.1 tWl'uty Ilo:~,·'lhlr. 1('11 :·(><lrs , .. tth llUftllr>n'u .Inl} hn "\'t~ars ,"llh lijlf'rrd watfl"1 \\·h"'rl~n'l' t;u h n 1101'1 W(,II~ Q('( :'lhJc in un/I. I YE"IlI',' tht..1 lwiD' od ,·nnu,tl (C'11;lrt , fhnc (1 (·ollro.;c (·OlT",poT!dl'N::t.~ ('Illy l'l'l h',I to h' W•• if r ~Ul)pl:- \flp\, 4(!l ..'(·" h.lt Il.'eg-IIl:. (o.!lpar"'Of''' 1><1\\(,1'11 1l1t rt'lort " llt to lroa \)v {hI; r,. .. n,'(·U\"I· h( 11th authont:ts. I (,Olll'itHlcd to UIl' II 11tlOil hctl\(-,PIl h" tyIIhnltt lMlrt'lJi" ;11111 Ih. (ll'inkin~ \\j!!ll' of Ih·I'10I1~t"11 I It\' 011 .1 8' .l.tl'nlc' (·hot" Til,. 1),!,l,.-i.ll 01 ,':ll'll ) 1'.11' W. ~ n~'IJ'l'd (Jtlt ,JI' I (J i 10 1.11011 Inh.\hitDllts r;1 o! I nah)t~ n lIlt' ,'U'I},), ri (til beh\I.'P·l l31'J!"fI' r I 11\;\11,'1' f'lrlf'fI On Ipet ..,ili" '11 (.l' h ihl' f>gl!r\'~ or 1111. ('ul! .11'·· plJ({!1. ;'po ~, .111 {'It"'·11'!. .11' fir "'\t,,1 I. . . .11111 th,' tTJ. rkcd-I nff p.{I· S 111'0n thl'ill (tlqo \\1 t"nnnl flul, ""('h ~\l(lrl.lllt" 111(' . f',llf~ !;If~ d~'lrt I f'r Ill· 11 1J.:l.l Iii Ihl' t\phoid mortttlllY 0: al,.h l .'ilr lit Its T"('la'h l ' J" lllortltl[l~ lo lb, I �................................................................. r: N~W sOMt THllG IN 0, 0, B, 10 y() ... tl'J"d'l ~··1i ~J~Pl'l'FH"t from ~lr, Frel1l'rlc A IJU~, ~t' l" rlr:ht a 1IlIsuppr~ben~lon liS to t ilt' a(ll lmlt' of t he Cbllrity Orga ulzatlon ;ncictr toreene Will As k t he Co u n ci l \l'nrLl the lINllth , Dcpurlnll'ut. The Express, " ' lIl1ug ulw n,l"s to l'ol'l'ect illl fu nds ~en e me nt crror, g:l Vl' the letter the l'lllpllllBls of Hou s e I n s p e ct ion , lenus, It stalcq that the C, O. S, dol'" IA h"'ttpr for More ................................................................. lJR. 6REENE'S BOOKS ARE 8EIN6 INSPECTED BY CHARITY SOClm for .~~ ---~ --- ~ not join with Dr, Greene In I1IH rull r ct'Io-4 on the Counrll fo r morc In"pet'lOl'R, I but denwm] s c nfo r cemcnt o f the te n· 'l'mcnt ordi nances o u the baKI_ of the fne ts know n. Th is will have It llo"el Its Offi cers No w Real ize th e M a n ne r Ro uud to thoKe f nmllinr with the tmul· in Wnic h Dr. Gre e ne 's Ha nd s are Lious of the C. O. ~. nllli Its I c/H'otl , T ied, a nd Will Support th e Requ e st . " "'0 Hellef ,,·!thout lu n'"II!(tltlOll," nnd It mny lll' Ibn t th e IIeultb Com· H ealth Commissioner Grc llQ.t's reply to ml.sloul'r will e mploy t hat ns n t u the crlticJslUs ot tb~ Charity Orgnn tz3tiCl U quoque " ' hen the maltN' comes bpfore Sodety r~gtl rdlug the C!ntorccment of Ule tbe Couucll, but It I, Rurcly a !'l' II,,! to enemen t bou:se laws In Buffnlo hns r esult· see the Ch n rity Orgnnlzatlon ~od(' ty cd In tbe determinntion ot tbe 80ciet y to on the war path for results ratber than cease attack ing Lbe b('lllt11 department u lld to tu r n n1>ou t aud nssist Dr. GL'ccnc i n :IU (or c ritical Inq uiry and udjuSlment of ectort t o grt a I nrgt~t' lluuunl Hpp ro llrintlon fact t o theory. tor t ellemeu t bon~c illSpt!ctioll. According to ~Ir. Almy's II'[ter, the Secr et ary F l'ederic Almy cnJled on Dr. SOCiety s ubm lttl'd to Dr. G I'cenc In Greene yes t erdll:r aud asked him it the Ap ril a dictated statemeut of g'l'ORS health depa rt went Intends to tuke u p tile 104 COD\pltlillt~ against l111Sllnit n ry t enements violatio n o f In w in 10'" tcnelllPllt~ in 8ub mitted I,)y tile soeit! ty. Dr. Gr eene I'e· this city. am] t he society ha s re!m·c8t1· piled thut Ull hl\'e3t1gatlou ball lllrendy uel'u gated all these places within thc 11a"t be~un w ltb tbe Ihulted wenus at the COlllmonth, bas shown "m uch the ~amp w tlUd ot the d~pa.rtml' ut. President T. Gull· conditions as In April, nLd not ha if ford Smith also cn lled during tLtc day . Dr. Greene showed I!oth o( thelll tbnt tue oul)' thp YlolntiOll hus been rPllOrted ou." mone.r nt the disposal at [he departm~ nt Tll(\ exact words of Mr. Almy n re f or t enement bouse inspection Is the ::iulol Y Quo ted 1J('{"au~(I. it Is not certain " ' hnt o( ~l,OOO allowed Dr. D. J. Con.tliutluo, nml he means by the latter half of t hc scn. ~ ~ Health Com missioner Hopes to PJ;.ove That Tenement House D~1rid is Being Properiy Looked After. . BACKED BY THE , ,S, the sums nlowed two sanitary InspecLO fi tenet!. 1 fi al lh \.... um mi ~~ io n(>l' \\'a llt.:r D . n reen~ I At the meeting of the society hI. i~ I11H itlllA . tl l ( lidl E [..., ~nll~fV'rnn. HnTi VI the Gene!ilee Hotella~t Frtdav e\.~d .. (11I·i~lIH1.alll'n Sol'if'ly t h at lht.~ tC'ilE' nwnt I I'('~olutlon was adopted direc ti n ~ nt. di--tl'h 1:-; In t h(> (·ity an." heing (: Al't-'{l for , re tar)" of the SOCiety to communfc;t: ;11 I If t h(' nntural ns~ump tt oll is " 'uo are nble to devote some t \me occ.slon· tbllt thc sodel y's ;m' es tigatlons r eport nlly to tenements when they a r e not t c: n(' menl hO\1se!" .which Dr. Gr pE'ne relative to the alleged d~. at n recen t m {"N tng as a ble condition or ~e"eraJ t E:= nement 110_ 31tt'ntlt).Il. had ! II w a!ii due, Il Is clai m ed. to negligHlCl' Dr (jreene told a REV IE\\" rtJ'lOr1e. IWOI)er by o fficials f rom IllS ot- yesterday that the boo ks of his otHce. the Hc'a Hh De-un1 t· at the- public's dispo~al a t all times .til, 1 1' that he was read\' to a<:~i<:t 1 h m(llt tlU'O \\ll ope n t~ thl' PU ) Ie n nyone tha t the telleme:; t 'hOU~ Sdi!~: :'I'~ tl'rd'l\ amI w i th the a!:t~u~lalH' l~ ,Of aiR, ,r t?'('(>,l\'illg nil ~he all~ntion that can III C'i l.'rk. \Ullinm 11 Ca llahan o f th e ( fl\fn It with hiS pre,.:;ell t ~ taa and t • . . I .tl i lliaces reported to hi m as beine' In I.t i l~' nrgalllz'-ltioll Societ y. WH S at t 1~ (J '- l llllfit condition are the first to I'eceh.~ll, lil'" all day 1t.(l!,lng over the pH [wr,,<.:. lention. ".It' ot hnr-I --b R.GREENE SAYS THE ATTACK WAS UNWARRANTED,r - -~/6j6;" 1 l>u~y ,.·!tb other work. Dr. Greene Illter blld n con(erence wit h Mayor Kulght, aud the result o( the tl ny's talk will prouaul, be Ii communlcntlou to n much to complain of as eight months ago, witb "half tbe vlolutlons" not c ltcd by tbem, he makes out a sel'i. ous cnse against the Uenltb Co mml,. the councll' on )'londuy askin g that an up· propriat1ou be made to pa y the salaries ot sloneI', a nd t he latter, Instead of dt'· two tenement Inspectors the ye. r around. manding more help for in~pcctlon, Tbe Ch.rlty Organization Society wl11 sup· port tbls appllcatlou. Its office.. re.llze th. t one mnn could uo t do much more thnn Dr. Conslantlne accomplished during t be Jast tw elve months. He reported 62 ,lola· ' tlons ot .the law. Three at the "lol.tol's w.re compel led to ~ncate tbe premises, one complied with the Inw, DDd 58 cases wcre turned over to the corporntlon counsel t or ~tlon ../ ...... lin d lh.tl tlit' I( I lhlY n·rt~ rl'{·d to IHlt h;1\'ln", hud I1t"' n ill\t,~tlga tl·tl Iit-f'. Tlh. ' tloc'll ml'nts > n ............ .. r.-: :. : .. ...,.... ..."' .. · ~ · ·~r .. ·.......... · ................!':'.::: ....................,." .................. iORE·· · ·HELp··Tti CLEAN UP THE pENEMENTS. HEALTH OFFICER GREENE WILL ASK COUNCIL TO GIVE HIM TWO MORE MEN TO MAKE CRUSADE AGAINST UNSANITARY TENEMENT HOUSES. shonld eo,plaln something with know n to him, cally the wbole r why be has not done thc conditIons a lready nnd k nown for prnrtl. of a working y~nl'. h n anot er paper It Is, futeu thnt tbe C. O. S. Is Inspeettllg the books of the Health Departmellt and derives Its In. fo rmntlon of present conditions f!"Om t hem. If that Is tile ca. e It is possible that p r Groon? may have an etrecti,e answer to lIlr. Almy's c hnrge. ITe can at least say, In tbnt ca~e, that tile C. O. S. does no t k now of Its 011'11 kno wl edge what it Is taiklng about. Tbe latter 11'111 nnturally poInt to the books as e vidence that t be departmE'nt knows the fncts and hns done llO work -but that again may be a (ault of book·keeplng. 'l'be wbole matter, In Its pre e nt aspect, Ilinges on tbe cllaructE'r of the C. O. S.'s Information and whether It ('fill pro"e what ~r. A lmy a.serts In hi ' IrHer. m .............. ')" ....... '}" 'T unjust," ~aid H ea ith Commissldner Walter D. Greene Ihls morning, s peak· Ing In rega rd to the attack r ece ntly ma.de upon his department by the Cho.rlty Organization SOCiety concern· Ing t e nement houses in this city. The s Jdety r e re ntly passed strong resoi ut lions flaying the Health Departmen. an d Its a tta ches, c iaimlng that the t enements were being neglected by the to theF~ matters and we are remtdI'l ( Inl\" hnrl conditions as fast as posslbl' "I don't teel underobligatlor.. 10 ~'I Charity Organization, but ratilertoti!j people of the city, and I am wllllug u stand by their decision. I say ~. charges are unjust. While I ha,,!!lhighest respect (or tbe society, I "'."' not help but think this commltlee n go a u t and report certain things 1l1' they don't know the facts . t, " The), want us to make Ihe,. "", ' vacate right on tbe minute. W! (31" \ otll c iaJ.;;. do that HE charges a re " Ye~. t he c ba rges a re unwarranted." relJeated Dr. Greene. who has just returned trOD1 a trip to N e \\" Orleans. " The organization !las sent a IIst?f 10·1 names of tenements a lleged to be III a filthy a nd uninhabi t a ble condition. Dr. Constantin e of our d epa rtment has been 3S8igned to investigate th ese cases am] he will have two men to a ssis t him in the wo rk. " He wiil report to t hl. depa rtment wha t dis "o';eJ'les he 'Tl'\.k"". ' Ve have hat! si xty-two cases wh ere tene ment o wners have been s ummoned to show cause why they should not be punished for \,Io!f\tion of the law, by being compelled to vacate. Three we- have al re.ldy vacated in the last fe w III ntbs. " "'e ha\'e been looking a ft~J' the ten empnt houses righ.t a llJ ng and will C'lntinue to do so. I cannot tell just how m;.lny there arf;\ in t he list sf'nt by t he soclcty, !hat we han not in vp.t1gat~d before. but I know sonle of the cages l'~f('rrpd to have bet"'n under obsen'atlon of th is della r tmen t. W e h,,,c had d The work requIres mODth! there a~e .so many details. We mur. I g h.e tbese people a chance. ·Wb~D n su mmon a man to this office lor an es' planation, and he tells us be h... b<!, sick or that someone III his I. mill \I sick' a nd he Is even \\'liIin~ to produ~ phY~iCinn!-' certificates. what arl' ~ going to do? - Throw them out Into t 13treet? I guess not. . . "We wnnt to give them n cllance" • comply with the law, a nd Iher! b ,,-here the ttme Is occupied btl.. things are In definite silape. ~t I:~ I I evl~e a ny desire to " ,. the teJ;~ment linde tfh"N~e:.nYyoOrk:h.e~,:i. We are (or nheR a H lyn ~New Orleans a nd ot her plaeE:5' are "Condlilons In tenement hO"'tn"t~. ~ The dealh r a le not bad here. . 1 .... an other cit, deith 'rale tbiS nl ente Is less thfnl\'~~ a nd we hs ,'e n 0 year than iast year. j t " " The charges are un us . ! r .. , ....9.!}................ . .- h .. ••• .. •........ ........ .. DI.Q"J ..9... J.~.Qt .......-- ··· ··· ····· ····· · ·· ·· ···· · ··· ~· ;···· ·· ·······I· .... ·· .. ··........... _~ j" jjrj" I ",Vh" Buffalo is much better 0 _p~e:c:p~le~l~n~,;h~e~r~e~d:a~y~a~f;t;e~r~Q~a~y~ln~r;e~g;a~r~:-.______-i... 'ipo~. ................ .... -"." ....~............ '''ITi ..l··,~··J.. ~· · ·· .... .. ·· .. ····.... .................................................................... remedJ t places, we certainly ba~e gOt to (I" them ibe opportunity. ft " v ...................... . ~- DR. GRE ENE'S REPLY _.......... . .. ,AL ......................................... . -"E DENIAL ~R, ALM:uIIi. emonts tbat T. . )lished stnt H ealth CODll""..... ~Iuith called and . ' IUlV 0 1", called ~ t Frc one ~ . ' ()rttt Greene, tba d tbat the OharitY I ll r Gr",,~n hRd decided 1.0 chI"'; izntion SocIety d to tbe te nelllent . · in regs. r 1'0IIC) . b Mr. AIUlY· I' J, is denlCd (tbe society has " Xo officer 0 nt nnd tbrn , d pnrtUle , rf' tbo henlth • "said ~I r. Alrof f pohCY, cbtlDgn 0 I l' ll t he I Y day. C\ ----= ..----____ �~how ca.uRe ,,"b~' properly 8hould no t be vacated on a ccount ot unsanitary conditions : three .uch p lace8 torclbly vacated; fitty · elght cas.. referred to the Law Department for prO$ecutlon. _._ 10-._ •• _ •• _ _ __ -. TO SCPPORT DR. GREEYE. ......... .......................... . N OT BLA 'lfE THE SOCI l!TY. "I do not gr.all)· bl "m~ th .. Charity OrganI7.•,'),uon ~oC'i(> t:r for pa!"~l ng t he ............................................ -....... . Instead of o tt a ckl ng Dr. Greene. per' sons Interested In lhe betterment ot tenement house condi tions ba\·e de te r mined to 8upport him in his elfort to secure a more competent Btarr ot inspectors. With a n appropriation o f Sl 000 more the department ",11\ be equipped with the servlc "", of two more Inspectors the year round. "W<" a re confident th a t Dr. Greene w ill use every means t o enfo r ce the low; that he has done 60 In the pas t WILL •NOT TURN WHOLf fAMIUfS i~~£ ~~~.:~~~e:i~~r!~~~Ji~~~~,':!~s~fi I INTO TH[ STR[[T Isfo.ctLo n of th e m ost ex acting of th e Cha rity Organlzatl\ln membeffi." ""Id a prominent m e mber of th e~ OClety a fter le arning th a t measures m a y t.>k en betore th e Bonrd of Ai d e n. psterda)'. r [ [[ rt'.l"olutlon." con t inued Dr. Greent~. Ja yIng :m p'ha~ts on t he name of the flOcieo. Thl" ~octety had to reply U POD ~ht?> report o( It!'t commltte('. and d r al' ttc o nd em natlon or puhllc officers is v ery ott en too lI~hth· entered Into a t publlo meetings wh e n o pponunltv- for Inve~t1ga l io n and reflection Is ia('klng." .Then D r, G r eene turned his attent ion t? lhe ohal rmarf"t,f lhe Tenement H ouse Commit tee. Said he; "As fo r: Dr. Pryor, the public undp,... stands him . 1 think. He undoubtedl,. mean:=;. well, bu t hl~ unbounded con.' ftdence In the correctnE'ss or his own. \' Iews and the peculiarities of his t ern • . p ~rament have involved him tn C'o ntlJct l With nea rly e very set ot men fn th !. town \\it h w hom he hilS hild Offic ial relations. He Is a worthy man, but Intolerant. 'Vlth hIm it Is 'rul e or rut ' and I ha ppen now to be the objec t ~'t his anlmadye rsion. But so long as I , am consc ious that I am wOTklnlf honestly [or t he good of t his co _ munty, I s hall try to e ndure wIT'b. 1 ('Quanlmity the disapp r oval ot Dr Pryor. • "This ~tateme nt. at COu rse Is gen €oral." !"ald D r. Greene In c~ncluslon­ "but I shall make a n exam ination re~ gardlng e\'ery o ne of the ten e ment' hou5f's com plained ot b y D r. pryor and th~ Charlt)' Organlzn t lon SOCie ty and then th e pu blic \I III hea r more [rom me o ~ e s ubj ec t. , J Health Commissioner Greene Replies lii'Attack on His 9m .. ........... .. ... .... .. ..............,.. .. .•.•.. ..... ..... .... Department. ......................... '(.:i;··I ·.. ·· · ~: · ' ·· · · .. ··········· ................................................................... >.... J\! . . J lip H ea lth ('omm jsp,i{Jner ho'! mnoeo n WILL NOT LET DR. PRYO R . RUN HIS OFfiCE. ('omplC'te an ,s \\"cl' to tllJC ma li~lf\nt l)CI'· TWO ADDITIONAL INSPECTORS NEEDED Ronnl attack mu ll C' lIpon him at what was presullled to he the nOnh'(\l'Rlll'Y meetillg of tho Chnritr Ol'gnnizntioll SooiE'lty. It wus in"'llil'cd hy pf'rsonnl motiy('~ , nnd r('~ort('u to b(\{'uu~ c there ,the opporDepartment Has Done Good I tHnit,)' PRY pl'(>~entcl1 at that mee1.1ng to 7 WU 'i Work With Its Limited Facilities. ~lany Tenements Having Been Greatly Improved. off some persona l scores. DR. GREENE RESORTS TO f SfATISTICS TO'. additional I,ntmt.t hOu •• I.· apocloll ,'111 probablr bt added to tbe tore! at tbe He:.Uh De:partment, as a. rl'lult ot the ' tuck made oy'"f7te Char· IIY o.".lutlon 8o<1"y. Health Com· mlillanl'r WIIW D. Greene and ~ayol' Knight bnlh favor. better eq ulpl",d fom. and o. nnl Iionday tbe Board or AI~,"n'n will bt like<! to exert It. to ...,d wiping out tb. unsanl· lary ttlture or tbe ttnement bouse dJs· trlrtJ Bt,p, In Ih' ,,,,,,"de against the nl· Compiled long listtSho<Ving I.,O<! unl.habltabl, cond'tlon of the ttn,rnm bo,,,,. btrun by the Charity That Charity Organization Or,.:lolr"'on Sed~l, sprung from se,·· oral ",ure" Y!lI,n1lr. Fr<derlc Almy. Society Has No Cause for "'Ttflry at tb~ torl!ty, formally submltttd to H..I,b (»mml.sloner "'alter Complaint COf}cernillg Work O. Or" .. th. romplalnt "gardlng 101 tf-nemtnt httU~.. Dr. Greene held a ronf,",,,, with Ml ror I{nlght con. in the Tenement Districts. e,rnl", tb ••1IU111... and m.pped out at thl. conf,,,,,..... a plan which I,robl\bly IIIlI ""I, In a betterment ot conditio... D\lrlnr the d.y T. Gull. ford Smith. P"'~'"t or the Charity Org,.I .. lIo. i!ocJ!ty• •1,. bad a talk ~ Ith Dr Grltnt. In wh ich tbe former 'll~gt."d • ,,..,..UI', attack on un. ,nnhary t,nttlltnt bou,ts " I am dlrtrltd by i I ] Itallh Commh·~inIH'r "\\'n 1h'l' D . til e.w.1!. a tltnllon to tltt w11\;0"'" ut on to CA li llw 10 1 of tb,. ttnf'rr. I t. -lIprMd Violation to su1J~tallll'H\· hI... l'Ialm th .lt Almr In h no,,, I........ Id Mr. 'lf l1t'IllI'llt hOUR£'!-l, Ih \'" lU C' ;Hi llllS of \\h ;(,h Urft~e. "and lt~mD.Dlcat1on to Dr. "fo r( !olll llln i UNl tn hun lJy tltl' ('h ari lY dl.t. and en_••k oi YOU the Imme· OI'g'HlJ iz;-llion S(J{·i ~ ·t~ .If"> b .. illfjC in n lllJpllll'In'. • ",'0< tnforcem,nt ot the 1"1"" I .'1'/'J'fJ/av I ICHARITY SOCIETY GIVEN THE FIGURES 1I0RE 1"'£tTOII NEEDED. What d."I",1 I' b" ..... n Dr G" ' the conference l;: "'ft. ahle "7'onuillon ~ hlll tn\'(~llgi.ltdl hy utft.clals fnHIl hiJo. orriel!. ha::; (:J.Utit'u it t) )lPwl'itt ... n ~~all'n1l'l1l lU Le gl\ t'll uut wh h.: h sho\\:.; f-X,H f ly wh al "as dOli!' or .r';'t" Ind Mayor Knight ]n this ~{Hlt'm€'nt :lJIIW.II' lht.' ll{'H li on thin, -hir\ hili PO'la.nre than any. of lh t> tl·II t'I11I·ll t~ t tlw VWlll r!oj alld the 01' ct .In" tho ,:'Plred In this reo l1a It:s thE-Y Wl'I'\.' lnl'-pt'(, It'll; al!-;I,} the J'l'~U lt d." nl,bt. It. Iy met last Fri. otarr or l'",m.~ ,"".. t.d that the of th E': Into:llt:t llu n. 111 all or lilt! 1(14 t t.' IH~­ "'orkin, u.d'r Ibt hou.. InRpectQro mt:lIt ~ lht' fullt)\\tl1~ t.tbl.! I... f ullO\\NI. Hra1th Dtl'rtm IUpen·I.lon ot th; Dr. Gl' CellC's FOl' ]U She e t. one to thtftth. ;:; bo Incre"ed from .nd tho a..~ r round. and to thl. d;\), ,1\11 p bI~rlAlbd~nnen nelt lIon. 1l~ to 1~:! Edc Sl1 (,pl, 0 \\ nel·. -\\. G thl' JlOf3lb'f_ t uked to ml1k~ )J Odgl'. !1:-,7 .:\ Juin In'Pt UI·lglllal In~p\..t-I E \·.ry on", f. tlon, 4'1 ~Hdl 6. I!HI:! l" 1,tiN "d , ~\l al'('h 10, m""t bo-. a1tUl~tab:Uh the \~ne. 11!f02 Rf>ln.~Jlf'(·tloll. Apl'll Hi. 11"-.':.!, :\ot flunc. lif'llth ~Plrtzn,~tn \\'8 tb at lh-ln'pl;'(;tlUn. J uly 111. l~IV:.! XOl l10tw ('itl'(1 "PI1e<i br I • ':If \laoInapecto been handl. , t o .3!11H.'RI.. 4o:\,Ug, • . . D. J. Conft I !!l·t.!. tAt '11!'-I0l1 gnllllf'd of Sl.~,!ua.· P\O)'ed a[&a Df' to St.·pt 1:,., 1!I~t!; r~u-tht'r ('xh-Il .. ioll III ::-\0\. t.... It lrt. l Dd ~~:prtsent8 the S:n: rrt reprMente m<'nl')' lllot .... r~~ thlJ purpose. :'O'\'.ll,lft.\,·e 1 ntl U\ P dePQJr~~~t8t h!O Gt1\) ~I't men G S t .. • eorge Tb'" a. da" ....,.,. 1Ur,I"M \I, ftnploYed tnt trU\wo r\: IlfUaWr .;:rr Inl!~tot'!'" 11t~"'U ·lat~111111t(t~~Carrled them I ll<! ptO)'fd (O~q lIot~~r~t houses, \1 I, pr ~ cally" em· "Pl' TO l'rtll1on be I Uk. that 8Um I Ih. mJllo U1 '10 cent t n~mt'nt : t fIt, tb Ptorlde (or 1'\Iun4!. . tIn r~ men as It, Ilh ~" ".rlt. I, TI .. ~Itr" • tbr Year qU P the On the a! the It I, not 0111 etand tnone)". ..... ...."" •••S.ta . t. law Is reo a ll'- Another Inspect ion of the Ten. ements Will Be Made and the Publ ic Will Hear Abo ut Them. At a meeting. or t he C harity OrganIzation Society h eld l as t Friday even Ins that organizatton a dopt ed a r e port. f ram ed by Dr. John H. Pryor. chairman or the T eneme nt House Committee. se,-erely ce nsuring the Health Department o f this c ity. ot \\hl c h Dr. Walter ~ e. ls the h ead. The report stated that the atte ntion of the Health Depar tmen t had been called to the "dep lorable conditions" whic h existed in many t e n ements In Buffalo, but th a t nothing came of It. T here tore the fol lowIng resol utl oq. was passed: Rl"soln: d. That the apathy a nd negl ect. displayed by the H ealth Departme.nt iIll the performnnce ot Its du ties relating to tenement hou!"1l" reform j ustify c riti cism. and emphatic dlsappro\·a l. Dr. Greene was th en In New O rleans a t .. tending a meeting or the Am e rl ca nPu b - 1 lie Healt h ASSOCiation. B ut w hen he r eturned to his des k this morning h e did not Jose a minute in frami ng and issu ing a very tar t and emphatic r ejoinder to Dr. Pryor. This s tat emen t can leave no doubt in anyone's mi nd as to what I Hea lth Commissioner Gree ne thinks ot Dr. Pryor and his methods. S a id Dr. Graene: "1 was very m u c h s urprised as I wasreturnIng to B ut'talo to find , In a n ews .. paper which I h ad plcl{ed up o n til",; train, an attack upon the p r ese nt a d minlstraUon ot the Hea lth Departmen t by Dr. John H . Pryor, chairman ot th~ Tenement House Commission ot the· Charity Organization Socie ty. "Some months ago the commi ttee f'ubmlued a list of 104 ten emen t houseSl which \\ ere claimed to be In an unsanitary condition. I at once f urn ished to Dr. Constantine. the tenemen t house Inspector. two men to assist h im In thiswork and turned over to him the list ot 104 houses. EVERY HOUSE INSPECTED. "E\'ery one or th€"se ho uses was Inl'ipected and a report was sent In o n l them, togNhrr with D r. Co nstanUne's recommendations. T h eflle recommenda tlons have been carrIed In to e ffect." said Dr. 'Urecne, " the sta.temen ts ot Dr. Pryor to the cont rary notwithstanding. Two of the ho uses have been v acated by order of this departme nt and no l~s than 62 ow ners of teneme n t8 have b een brought on the carpet an d told that they mus t make their places sanitary or they would be closed. "Perhaps the enforcement of the sa nItary laws has not been as rigorous a s Pryor w ould 'wl sh-but Dr. Pryo r 1 1• l~:! ~l'IIl"'IH.'l·tt·d. ~lyl. :..'::. 1!-tf);! Pn~m­ Dr. Is not runn Ing this department. alf:..I:S \\ hlln\a!'lh nl Rl·!lI:-.pt-(·lcd. lJ~l·. !, though he evide ntly de,lre' to do so. Hili:!. )\olhlllg dlll1t' <h\ n~1" gdtillt( l·:-- l i- " Perhaps 'WE;' have given a man in straits m?t~ (Ill plumhing. [If'£' :1. 1~1:! lJ!o~ Il~ I. as to money a IIttIf tim e In which to 1 hiS ulan Wil.!oI 1;11'1'11'\1 lliH flom J i.lIlU make the ne ce8~ ary chan g eB. Instead or . I '. I ' . . RI) !f(._ to :\o \t'mhl'l" :Jo, and dUI"lt1~' tE"aring hi~ h oufle down a t once-but thl~ departm('nt w ill accou nt to t he thllt Ilml;' 1.432. hUU:-;l'~ \\'{'1'1~ lI1~Pl·l·l~d. 1n aboul 1') JH:1' U:'lll. of th j~ Illl mllf 'l lht'I'l' public as to that, and not to D r. Pryor. " Th l~ tenement ho use committee. or was fOllnd to uc 110 l'ltll:4t· fIll' ('lJInlll,lIHt which Dr. Pryor Is chai rman. has 811U In :!il }I\.-r C'(.'nt or lht.: rt'm!\lning 10Cilurgpd. almo~t demanded, ot me that r Li()n ~ ~honl'oll1ll1g~ \ \cn: ~Idjn!'-tltl. turn whol(lo familles in to the !'trcct. saying' that the soC'lety would pro\'ld ~ Cases R e ported. home~ for the-m 'Vhat a proposition ! In!'=tPad of rnak:n g fam lllp!'I: homrless I B t?~ide!'t till ln, hOll~l, q r , rH r t.1 to hv th<: ('harity U!·gi.nj7.~ttlt.ln ::':nt:lt't~. t,3 ht~ L ~l.o.; hn \'(' ord(;re(1 tht:' o \yn ers of the· houses art! udllg Illlt"(1 \\ ith !:o411lltary VIUmhing'l to make the n(>ce AAary Improvempnl~ ").Ioreo \·pr," con t lnuec! Dr Greene. Duri nr::;- the ~atn\.· lime .... Ight Cd~t' .. \"\l:re "Dr. Pryor m:ule hl~ report In the ab 1t-)10rl t·t! ll', lht' CnrJl(lJ'atio~l COII)I .. ,'} tel' St'nc't' or d~finite- In forma tlon on the pr081.('lItl'I\1 Jnuicatl\t' 01- tilt> mallnl!' ;n ~1Jbjt "t he prf' t(~nd('d to dl!'=cusF. He whlt:h the Wt1lk I~ ('urr;~l 1111 In the t('1l1'cam~' Into th ... office during m)' ah!'enc e JUl·n l tlh;Ui<:t :11 int'llwl'tlun ... \\ 1'1"" tn<ul c 011 Ii' Xfi'"W ()rl~ans a nd deomandpd to know 'W:l<1t had hf'pn done- with T£'feren('p to SW t' l"I .'-\"I.:tHIt> alo11t', D r. (;r t:t'lll' ~ltlt{,~· that Ill' tlue!: '''<It wish th(> t enf'mp nt hous('~.' Hr wa~ told that to :\ nttl~f1~li 'Z l-' thlo t'harlty org a'iza n ..• \ I wa ... :lb~ent, and thot in my ab~E'nf' e nn on\' d. ~Irtcl to ~pE"3k for t he de S O(·ll't~·. hut i1HI~II1\h h n.s that l-'l'Cid) parlJn!:nt lIE' r epHpd. " "'(,11. I have (';\\lsul U rf'!"olutIOll 10 bt, Illlnh'll \\hll'h got to m;'lkp my r('port 10 t hp C haritY" ('arrful with It the hh':\ tjl.t t tht" I h.'al th Organlz1.tlon SoriNy,' nno !-:o ,-... ent Del ';lrtJnetlt \'•.IS nut bt'ing propt'rly (,;0)1-! I ahr-ad and made th e- chargp~ withou t d\l£'tlli. hI" ft ,h~ th;\ t in jU ~litk"'t iun to j.....wah.. ng to It.'arn whpth ('!'" th y n-er(;' t ru e It'[ tho jlt:opl" 1or no t .. - --~--- 1'ron~ .............. .............. " .. .. 0 . .. . . ..... ...... .. ...., ........................................,.................... FACTS AND FIQURES. H~H r -;OR'J' COMMISS IONER' S ON 'fE:-IEME NTS. RE- liE-alth ('OmmISS(Olmfj g ree pe yester. uay Issued n. report owing what ha. b een done- 0 1' not clone In t :. e 104 caseil of unsanitar'y c ondlttoJ1~ In tenementhouse~ 1'f'pol'ted by the C harity Organization Society. a nd what h u s b een done in many ot her si mllar cases. or the 104, th e report s how~, seven te n e ments are in courst1 or improvement a nd in two t hE' <.:ondlti ons ("ompJulnpd or haxe been r emedled, A side fl'o m the 104. there are 6a other ten eInf'n ts i ll \\ hlch the d e pa rtment If, n1tlklng improvements and twelVE! ot hers in w hic h the wor k or Improve ... ment is tlnlshed. 'The I'eport shows that tlom Januory 1s t to Nove mbel' 30th, 2, 432 tene mE'nts were- inspec t ed. In ten PE' I' ('elll of th e rn the rE' was no ('l[USe lor complaint. In twpnty pel' cent. or the rf'maindel· the evlls havE' beftn abat ~d . Th pl'e were 9:] Insppetlons on Sweet a\'e ... nu e-o lone. Eight ca ses we l'p r eferred to tht> Corpora.tlon Co unse l tor prosec ution. - " ThiS report Is our a nswer t o the 110dety'8 c harge that we h:l \·e b een lax,'· sa id Dr. Greene. "And It mus t b~ reo membered thl;lt we ha.ve bu t one tene ... ment ... hou£;p In~ pe<.:tor dur'l ng most ot t he year." The C hu"I(y Organization Society ye•• terday sent William H. Callahan to al. slst In the work on tenenlents. Com ... m issioner G reene acce pted thf pro/fere4 aSS istance. :M r. Co Ha.ha n b ega n work Ll t once. r Ii' r Ol 111 ••• ••• •••• ••• • , ••••• ••••. •• " • . . .... ...... .... . . . . . .... . .. .. .... ... .. ......... .. ..... /. ( . .. .. .. .<, ..... . .... .. .. : .. . .. I ... "" .. .. . . .. . .. . . ... .. . ...... ... .. . .. ......... . ... .. .. . ... L.... • • ". ••• . .. ... ANOTHER INCIDENT CL OSED.~ Ifealth Comml!-Ostont'" r . ~' gooln to :=;.how t.h~ rllu.J·lty O rganlz9.!tion So ~ ciety lhalt he thd n' t nee-d that " j acking up" \\ hlc h th e socIety gave hi m at Its I.... t meellng. The Socle-ly Is doing a good work In louking after t he h ou~ln lf of It he poor as well as m any a- h er ma.tIN'S atI<.><:t1ng their w<l lare. But it I. ev ident lhat It dldn't k no\\ e xactly the ~tatus ot the (:Q.3p w hen It pass~d Lh e re-solutlon whlf'h has creruted 50 much c!lmmpnt. So Car a s It urgvd the- bn · portance of louking sharp!)' a.Cter the condition of the t nements U wu all right. ilut in ('harging neg ec.t o n t he part o[ Dr. Grt.~ene the facts make It app('ar a good d-es.l wrong. now,,,·er. th.' Importa"'" tblng I. to elf""t t h .. bl>tterment of conditions In buiJd lngs where so many, eyen In Butf:1.1o. li ve c rowded log ether like catt le. On gen ra.1 pri n ci ples tt Is "Well t o h ave a.n asaO<'Ia.t\on like th e CharJty Organl· zatlon Socl ..t y att..., dln,g to Lbe " 'o rk !lo !CC'ssn.ry to iropro" e ~ u c h conditioflA. Dr. Gr.... ne w\ll ha\'" plenty of time beflt re .his t~rm expi ry to ~ ho W' that dl1 not neeD all)' 1'~' �) !/'rom ............ ··.... ·........ .. ..... .................... . D' ................... ,.-,........................................ .. .............................I;.~ ............................. : . .-................. -:.: . . . . . n".. DO. Dec. n .-The family of Geor2e with. residence near bere bas been q D~lDed by tbe bealtb autborities. II ollmbert! 13 per"ons and seven of 'bem are down witb smallpox. Tbe iodicaUous are ah.t tbe whole famIly will be taken with 'be dread disease. An o~be r oase was reported in the city yesterday making 12 OI\ses belD~cared for by the lccal board of b ealtb ~ ! t .', ... j •• • • • • 00 ; • ••••• • •• ••• smaUpox, I have saying anything throUgh"t'h"e"'~ ... 1 caul!1e I believe 't i Jl~ stir . 1 S not alwan had. 1 n ~ at urday '~ 1:'>~u I tw as pll'~l~NI up cOnltnding factions in ·ollf' lu l.;lOll le t m e give {l litl'l p a<lvil'll tu , LO I t:!ad oJ. letter, "Do n' t C·~ , rfl('('\nat Imunlty. but there are so~:ur eel," signed "PhysicI1l11." ~O\\" " ill th o·.-.;(\ wh o [iI"'Ot" th is l'l;:ic: lor !H~t :lg('~ . , which hav b r j"l ·In linl' t\\ Ilh 1l1',1I'e m'(, l prn ide:t~, e een done and ".SJIt. . j... ~ .••................. y o u allO\\T a. \'ery commonplace p,'\r~·on . nre a reflection upon the health Us that this ri tl' ('an escape it .s mallpox "i~ ilation If a. g c nel'.i:U Y;ll'ot."in\a lion 'i~ who is not. a pl1y:::'ici.an, l1()r yet :a PCl'11 of ,1ny great l {,-,-ll'n'ing. only one of ··· · ·· ···· ·· · · ·· ·· ······'~·; r · ··· ·· ·· ·· · · ··· ·· ·· i ····· ~i ag~l'n F alls' common worklll,[!'ml'n, to £,:lY a few \\'ol'ds 'On th is all imll\1{'li:lnt ... .. ..... .. ......... .. ...... . ........ ..... ... .\ . ... ............... questiOJ1, aH imwrtilnt it nlo:; t (,E'l'taiu Iy i•. and I lmst tha t "Physician" h,\S many fo!1owE'r..s, 01' people ,yho b(llie,'C' 8luallpo'X a nd Y accilla iloJl . a~ he do€" relative to ' '''H'd n'..lli on. I ~ ............. ====== at. ~ limited yet harmfu l group of bo' s with ap proximately no rmal cerebra velopment who st ill conscientiou y oppose vncciuation, contendinf that it does not immunize t he bumal, ha \'c read n I, llle on th e "ubject. "111 thcll ,,"ith my p ersona l expPI'ienee oonvinres m e that "Ph ysician" is l'lght. I spcn t three r eal'S of my life In TOI'onlo where hy hard study I 1<'""1(',l n",ny th lng~, an J among othel' things that 1 family from smallpox, we commend a delved Into Wa.." the s uhjC>\'t (l[ \ .• "'('ina perusal of the report of :lIajor A ~JES, t ion . I think I h,',,-,' >0111" l'mil"'l1L (~l Surgeon in the ·rnited States Army~ _ _ __ and late Director of Yacoination in the ,hysi. i.1n saying. ",'\hat could yOU bland of Porro Riro. This report ap- 'cam abou t fuc h things? Th:1t is our peared in full in a late number of t he 'lU.i1ll"",." Yah, Y'3.h. It is my busine" Pacific Medical Jountal, but the 00- 11'0. I h:l.\'c <'hll<1ren. ""ell. here is sential points are reproduced in an able. .I·hert" my expe1"lf>n.ce comes In. Th e editorial in the }'cw rork .lIedical Record. .·e~ r before I left Torl>nto, and T th in k for December 6, 1903. hat W1.S un 1901. tJhe d ty. 01' a t l as t When the lCnited States au thorities thp B 11'<1 bf II ,,~,jth. mu de up their took possession of Porto Rico in October, Il in ,ls tha t the)" would comool aJI thf> ;oh·ool chi ldrC'n lo get Y3>Ccl nateu , but 1898, smallpox was pre,alent in endemic ell"Y did no t .uccf>e<1. I had two boy' form, and by Dec . 1 it had become a It the ""hool 'a t that time. '3.nd I lold widespread epidemio on t hat is land. ·hcm not to allow anyo ne t o yaceina tc It became evident in February that a ll them. The re,ult was the bo).' were ordinary methods of contro lling this ','nt home mhpn they re fu,ed to allow terrible scourge would be futile. There the (]o\· tOI' to mark them. Thre" days were present at that lime 3,000 new ('Me<; . Ifl"I'. the te:lcher met one of the boy" Compulsory vacoination was begun , Inll tolu him he might eDme to , ·hool and this enforced s ystem of t reatmcnt Ignin. T was not the only one th at took was oarried on with ueh thoro ughness 1 dt"dd",,1 .tand ogain.st th is an tiquated Je.1 but the eity 'h,l d eno ugh of YI l'lims and energy that by July I, a fter hal'ing without my boys. ~ex t door t o u s vaccinated 60,000 out of a total popula- 'here liycd a wi,lo\\' \\"'08e <lau'l'htel', !.ion o f 960,000 inhabitants, t he disease ,g~u I I y<,al'". W.lS one 'Of the , -ictims. had practioally disappeared . Tn the ,he g\)t Yll,·,·inated. the re~ult-a. blt<l two and a hltlf years immediately fol- 'ore on her arm. <st ill sore when 1 I.rt , lowing this period the mortality from 10'. 1 her mother was afraid it lI·ou,ld be smallpox "~as but two in each year, as 1 ,runnIng ~or~, as was the case with a against aJ.l aYcrage of 621 for former )0)' who lI'a~ \·"c"ln~ te,1 ',:)1n.- fe\\' years. Taking into consideration the Il"'rs beflll" , by the f.l1nlly phy,leian. fact that when compulsory yuccination lnu nlu F. P . was still a ttenJing to was instituted the disease was sprcad- ,im free of lharge ,,'hen I left. H e (the ing r apidly, that it existed in many widely separated rommu"itles in "arious parts of the island, that some of thege were not easily acces ible and that 'lOy) ha 1 a l)';1<.l I through ignorance or fear many cases were concealed in out-of:the-way huts and in tho fore~t8, t here oou ld be no more posith'e proof of the efficacy and safety of enforced obedience to th established laws relating to the ubli ~ health . p _ _____. ___ _ t. 1 ~ -.-."......................................................... . .............. ....... .. ................. " " .............. .. ~===========--~ FUMIGATE THE MAILS. lOt I D.II Stat • Board of H ealt h at Albany ann to D.r. C. O. Pl'obst of the SLate Bo"nl or Health of Ohi o. recommending thut t,tey take advantage of lhelr authority to direc t Citi es In whkh s ..uall-pox ex- Ists to fumlgat p ou tgoing malls. Dr. Greenp wrot e the lellt.~J's bero..u5\c ot the casC's of 5mall-pox directly a"t- A locnl rna it handl e r rece ntl y was a m l('tf~d With t'le diseaSe. A mull clerk \\'a~ take n from a trnJn at Syrncu~e a. f e w days ago sut'fel'lng from small-pox and a few days ago Dr. Greene h eard that a. man Who work~d In th e ra ilroad station at C]e \'e_ land. handling malls, had died of th disea.se. "I think the malls ought to be gated tn cltl('s w h ere- small-pox for the proteNlon or ~llIzens of plaC'es to \\ hl ch til e m a lls are sa.ld Dr. Greenp. C fumi_ pX J~lS oUi.r Sen t " • £Ol'e. 'I'lle firm tnk£' Hly (\Y\} rtl t h(' "lbo\'e. ( 01' '.l'!l .o[ I I natio n ." A grea t cl',ll mol'...: ('!In o~ ~:1hl thi s $ulJjf'ct bul I '3- 111 n!r.:Lid t asl\: rOl' ~p l('(.' In you I' \'Rluah l:.:" pap£" l'. In Oil hl'~'>n k a \\,H~~ from t he o W :':l'.h 01, CliIHl ('orne into th e new . "-.. \,",p pr_,-" as weU as tbe people. that sho corrected. 1t is not alway a 1I duty to per rOrm ('onsclentiouSiI . ' l ~rork or a health officer . nd it·' \ ( "'( ' l ~ \TT ()'J tl ·o n~ .......................................................... . r lt doubly hard for him When he II':l, EC.... ..1.. ..... (, ....1 .02 ... ..... .................. ...... .. ........ ..... and f:els that just the \ ' ff)' Irorku' . sary IS not onl)' right , but for th.-,~ tectlon of the I'ery people who ;. and hamper him in his work. SUPES HAD BUSY DAY FA REPORT OF COMMITTEE DISALLOWiNG CLAIM OF DORAS· EWICZ WAS TABLED. THAT INFANT FUND MATTER C O lJX TY TR E A St;RE R D AIH E L S AU· THORIZ E D TO B R IX G A C TI ONS. P ES'I' HO (;SE PROB LE J{ ·W AS T A B LE D F OR " "EEK. The Health Officer is not lo I!c tor harlng to quarantine people are sick, but he is compelled to . - by the lall"s of this Slate and it lit.o me lhat the most ungrateful Y" I h\ing ought to see tie justice or hi ing him carry out his duties. I'll I (or the satety of every one in thi!! ~. munilr to do so. In lhlS ep",.· have been careful not to ('au~e Itj any unnecessary annoyance, nnd It: to sal' that those who haye ~Jd t. quarantmed ha"e submitted willi r j ! a nd rendered every a ssistanCt w' to prevent the spread of the dl''''-~ , As to the merit s of the dlngn",· can only sal' that it tallies exacUp numerous uQthors. Some {'as~! 1&,1"'1 have shown posIti\,e evidences thll t is smallpox. as in these cast!' tl ha ve been phenomena noted that:..1: place in no other disease. and (arL!:· Dr. JohnEon, who is pl'obablyoneot besl o( Mperts in smallpox. The Committee on Laws a n d Legisla- tion presented a report at today's s. osia n of the Supen' lsol's disallowIng the cl1\lm of Lewis & Mon tgome ry, at torneys tor BoleE:law Dorasewicz. In the su m of S520.60 ior legal services rendered In mandamus proceedings taken by his opponent In Su preme Court s ubsequent to t he election or 1901. r elatIng to the can'-ass of t he yote for Supervisor of the E leven th Ward. The Cou nty A tto rney a dvIsed t h~ comm ittee that the clalm does not come within any provi sion of t he law making It a n obliga tion upon the cou nty to Pill' and that t he paymen t of the same by t he county Is not war rant en. T h e comm ittee deClares tha t in their judgment t he payment or this cla im " ·ould establish .. bad preceden t and subject the cou n t y to no end of claims for tees and ex penses ot election CO Iltests. prono~ it smallpox POSillyel)". He ... I ~· I mild and se\-ere -Cases and in di!'t·r,.' stages of de\'elcpment. In the Lydel family, ",ery pe~' '" "acclnnted and it worked thorou and none of lh~ II' \'e had lh~ d,. Surely the- \-:'ccination could not ba\l, protected I't :n81l1 from any other mall. a nd '0 Il haS been In el'er), famlly. ~ ones who han been \'Rccinated and whom it has worked, have bren r tected (rDin this disease, whIch If hare said could not have been. it had been nny other disease, M • 1 hope the public \\ 111 help rue m)' duty In controlling th is dl",,-" , not ma ke mY duties any rnC!! agreeable than need be, for 1 mu'~~ 10'" out the strict orders of t~ ~ d of Heallh and II'hen [ran l dI B oar th,r H \n )·,,"I' IIho lI;1nt8 tv take llle paln~ then you ('an look for n.no ~n nil I OU t for themsel",·". "'hat <ltI ' Officer. 1 am sure 1 do !lot. . The 'report 'was u n a nimo us a nd u nder [roa,1 ab()ut Yal'CinatlOJl? It 1I' 0ul,1 th e niles was laid over fo r one week. IIpox: here nny more than }ou . one is :l IOE'el'. ·t Is mll' ! ..ti(E' too IllPdl ~!hH.·(' t o t til l. but Ii~ l l~n The Flnar/te Committee made a re · sma f allV I . H. W. DAVIS. M.D I htLt \nlh"m 'l'c-bb or London . Eng- p ort on the co m m unication ot !.he an I ·,In.1. sa)'s. a mOll \,110 devoted 30 ),<';\1'" Co u nty T r eas urer In refere nce to t h ~ Fl\1cone l', ~~: 1902. ) )f t1nw ..111 [1 rne...lnH t o t'he .cause of :;l,nti - condition of t he infant fu nds. Count)" \'al'd nl.ll 1011 , alld WlllO wao;::, al'l'e:;te-d an 1 Treasurer Daniels stat ed t hat he hau been directed by the Sta.te Comptroller ~(\nten(.'ed 13 lim("'~ be{'au~e h l't.'l·u~t.'l to bring actio ns upon the ofll clRI bonds to h ,l\'e on,. . of llis <.:hlh.11·("'n " h.·einatL"<.l. of fo rmer Co unty 'l'reasurers J ohn B. TIll W '\S \\,ht:n y,H..'dna lion W'.lS 't'01ll- Sackett Rnd Geo rge Baltz. a nd reque't.............................................. pul~~ I:' r lin r~ngl a 11 c.l , l)ut la.ter .L bill "'u'.... Ing t hat h e be a u t horized to reta in [:0 \ · G I .-._ )a"",~\ I hy P :lIlia'l llent <-·alll·a Uw antl- ina t i'On bill. and n)\\, it i~ optiun.'1 with llal'ents, where bCf()1"e th e bl.l p .l ... ~_ oct II WfiS nh501utdy COm1)111~)IS: "_\ \',H m ..ljurity () [ paren t s ngl' in L '''Htf'I', E :lg., l'efu~l'd to IIealth Comm(~:s l oner Walt£>f Greene ha~ wri tten to D r. L t!wis of thp p J~unning 'f T. Eatun. who run the gl'eat '1<>P1rt 11l'nt s tore in T .'On t . com:>ell,.1 tlwlr 'm plons to get \·a"l'ir.':lted. ,\ ~ <l I'l' ,ult on,· girl I ~t her arm. Y u llced 1 Greene As ks State Health Officers to T ake Precaution Against Small_ Pox. trlbu lable to the InalI:-;. f. ALLPOX~FAL~ Wlluld Jllit an e nd to V:tl'fli Jlol ti on o f ,intlIligor.lnts in Ule 'United St.,-tcs. " L have Ill P t many A .. mel'kan~ 0 11 thi s s ide ~\" h (l B.pU.. to So... More Oppusition. ha \,p t'xpr('~:,ecl th·('il!::.;pl \ ' l"'l-\ stl o ngly CrltlclJma. lncl 1'""!C't':'; t ticaHy a~~ain .;t tin ·; ill tllf tiCt . Niagal'a Fall s. UN'. 1;;. 1902. t !.;; U-,t>:'o7 ·:1'1 ve been obHgC'tl to obtain fOt I To th, Edit the r ft tnJ~a(" t J o urnal: . or of The :\1ol'nln p,. tht'ir c hlldl'(',n pl'l\\r~l te luit ion r'l th ('I' Durin h g,. ] n F rlda y ' ~ l SSlIE' I re ad nn article on tack of g t e controyers)' O\'er U. thn n ('xpO':-;c thf'nl to tIl(' rIsks of " uN'inH'C'illa ti oll in whi c h th e w r ltpl" inlforrn~ ~ ====---.~ eY"U puU c nts tn O n e F'a mJly. ~m .•.••. •. ..• YUI',,'I: In Germi~IY ItseH no fewer t':' 1n 1,000,000 victims o f FTIl·a1l<!yox h:l.d l1<'en V:!t"Inated pl·e\-I()t1~,I)·." JIl,'. 'J'ebb .'I'ot' ~ on to ,gay that If the het.; htlu befo rp the l'oywl (~ommls):'llo n WP I'e knQwn ill the Un ltpd States, l)uhHc o pinion ih<l.\·c thl'il' d,'l!ll'l~n \'ul'!'!n'a lcu in 18~;;. b t.- lie,'lng that. til t' PI'~H'ti ('p "a.-) dangPl'OllS t h I'uugh i ls nitl 'in :-tl l!'l'Cl,ling variuus Inot:uli-lhIC' and t1 In;!'''ml~l-':Lble diseaf'€'s s lI.<. h Ct."i l"'{'zl' m ~l, ..;. 'I''1 f u!.t, I H'y~a mja anti ern;ip ~'ft i." At on~ lI mc, " he says, "there we re IS m<1n\' I~ 10,000 default "r~. So in ll-,S:; a ~l plll'ill ...;tl'ution " .\~ organlz I, l'l'IH'(':-;"nt"ltl\'t·~ fl'l1ll1l all "art~ of thl' enltc,l King_ Itlill forml'd thl'111stiln,'~ Into :\ prOI"'~­ ..:Ion 11'''):'' l han two 111'11('8 I.mg-, anl1 "ormpd in thl'> ~r.Hket Pll~e . ',-ht,),(, lltt' ~1.IYOI· mil ('hlt 'f t ' )JlHabll'.:; lnlhl il' l\, hUI'nt' I th~\"'Il'('jIl~ltJh)n 1,lws. I t \\ l'~ 'stitl1atC'd •.It lht- tillIe t liat there \\ l~ '. "Ill) peopte pl'~;-;ef1l. The Go\'et"nmenl ('on~en tfl(1 La appoint a royal cc.mmi!';_ Io n t o invt:'stL~.lte th f' l'e~ll'lls 'O f ," '1(.'ri _ 1l.l l lnn . .At tlhi ~ l l'l hu lll,\ (\ hundred \'t'p . \\-ill1p:-:,~p,..;;, in dudln ,::;- o;.L nUtnhl-" I' 'l m ~'ll k.l l llI(!n. ga\'(~ c\"illell(.'c 01 th e iisU$ t 1'011.8 ('O n sequ ence-s ari ~ il1g {t In 11. '1I h lt' va('eln" lion Within thell' \)\\,·n expc1'l_ In Germany during the p]).rlem i<' of lSi'l- i!! official rctw' ll l'neE'.. grt'at ~how thal 6~,OOO versoms <ll"d or ,ma·lIpolC In Pru Ja ll\..'lP. whert' Y'3.(''''ill.(lth:u t un l_ cou nsel Cor tha t pu rpose. T he commi t tee recomm end ed t hat the County T reasurer be a Othorized to bring s u ch aetlons as r equ ested and that t h e Coun t y A tto r ney d irec t t he s u it Rnd be a u t ho rized to employ s uch oounsc l a s may be in h is judg m.1nt n ecessary t or t h e et'fectual prosecutio1l3 of s uch ac ti on s . T his repo rt was a lso laid over onE ~" ee k under the rules. 1''''8 t }l o u se S it e. The Printing Committee r eported in tavor ot g ranting the contract for co u nty printing to th e B uffalo Corn · nl e l'cial, hat paper being the low est I>ldder. The r eport was adopted. Supel'ylsor Beerman of the Twenty- fi fth Ward mo,"ed that the Comnaw;e on Al mshouse be discharged fr()m fm'ther ~lIt lon of the q uestion of locating t he pest-house on the Almsh ou se fa-I·m . Supervisor Koeb ler of t he Eighteenth ' Y a rd made a. ylgorous p rotest. " ll's the m OS t discourteous thing ever don -3 here." he said. " If tnls Is the you are going to do b usiness. all right. All I os". '-is a llearing." H e the n moved to lay the I'esolu tiol1 on the table. On this resolution the ayes and nays Wf>re called for. SupervIsor O'Connell said the city and not the county was responsible for th ~ present condition of the pest-hOus", The county had nothing to do wi th the matter, there fore he voted no. Other Supervisors, however, while 00- posed to the proposition. voted to table the resolution out of courtesy to ~l r. Koehler and the Almsbouse Committee. and It was carried by .. vo te of 33 to 15. _. _..... . ... . . ... ....=--Ni:.WS. VACCINA nON IN ALL I SCHOOLS IS URGfP, Leo' Health Commissioner Says i islat ure Shou ld Pass 8 Maki ng It Compulsory, , �j!..,i...;. ..-. ~ .................. ························c ········t;···;:;;···············..... .................... ................................................................. ................ _~ .. Y..I.!.!!:!.~ ................. ================== S (}).lfE FIGURES OPLE Y WHO OPPOSE VA CCINATIO ftOCH ESTER'S LEGACY? TIIER A.,' D 'WITH DAt'GRTER DOWN SMALT~POX. lIrs. Snh·u.tora ~pn, l'C'ino of No. 2 Binl"aJl slreet nnd her eight-year-old daughter. To those well m eaning, if igno ran t widespread epidemic on tha t island. ,N,o~n1ino, were removed to tht'" ;'juaranlitH" ho~pital yeosterd:lY 1norning suffering fr tel11 a rather ligh t attack or smallpox. The (' n.f;U!S were fo u nd on Tue~uay. .All the people with ,yhOln the Spal'C'inos hn\'€' cOme in contact l'ece ntl} \\ ere vaccinn ted yesterday 1.)\~ tt\e doctors fronl the department of 1 h~alth and the. hou~e was tl is\nfected. p eople, who oppose "accination and who became eviden t in F ebrua ry that all ordideclare that it is not a p reventive o f nary method s of controlling this terrible &mal1 pox we would say that there is scourge would be futile. T here were pre. much t estimony to prove that they are sent at that time 3,000 new cases. Com. :wrong. I - I The dO('tor5 lldle,'e that". son of Mrs. I The situation in the Island of P o rto pulsory vaccination was begun, and this Sp<ll'l'ino "ho caIne tt,) thiS city from ROc:ltN:\tf'r t\\ 0 weeks ngo brought the R ico goes a long way to wa rd provin g the enforced system of t reatment was carried p ;, ~ sP with him. SUPERVISOR BEERMAN WANTS I di~Tlu:r(' are five \.i\5e~ In all now in the ~llal'alltin(' ho~pit:11. ~ ALMSHOUSE COMMITTEE DISCHARGED fROM , FUR· THER CONSIDERATION AND i) C 1 , SUPERVISOR KOEHLER DE· .. ................................... .. 11<.., II .di,. NOUNCES PROPOSITION. ..................... ...... ................... ... .. ............... BEERMAN of the 2il k Ward tbrew a knock at the proposillon 10 phc. the Qua ran· Illle H""pllal on ,b. County Farm. at S , ( the 8t"SsioD of tht' BOllrll of Supervls01's rhls ro orning. H! offered a resolution IQ dl,ch.1rge Ih•.~Im,house Committee trom further consideration of the proposition 10 p:ac. Ihe Jl<slhouse on the Alm,hou .. tar... Supervl,or Koehler ot the 18th Ward • jumped 10 hi. tee: and spoke Indignant"Thls Is tb. mOit dlicourteous action I Her kne\f lhl! Board to to ke." de - • elnred SU{l!'r\'llor Koehler. "Lnst' n'eek t his matter was refer red to t he Alm!J. houa. Committee to consult wllh the commllt. .. trom Ih. Board 01 Alder· mfn nnd Board ot Councllmen, and our rommlttl .. decided 10 gtve n heari ng in thema ller. Th. date tor the hearing Is to ~ announc:ed soon and I believe It would b< mO!t dlscourleous to kill the maUer no,'. I mo"e that the matler be laid on th. table." Super"l,or Bayn.. declared til' the re W8! no occasion for rurth er d;: lay, and .pok. In tavor o! turning the propositlrm dllwn at once. Th. mall" .as laid on the table by a \,01. or 31 10 15. which leaves the Almabou" Committee In • 1)051tlon to Ita ",nt.rence wi th the cit lcontlnue e!tLc:lators Y Durlnr the roll cali Admiral O'C ~~~ 'h"h"tid 10 .peak atter he had " o~!'d • s beln: ~~~t ~~~~~n cut him Short "Tom Reo! " 'h i d In "olrlns hi' op'lnl~neo' thhe Ad mlrad tbe cha ~. ' t e ru lIng ot I ly oppose vaccination, contending that it talLty f rom smallpox was but two in each family year, as agai nst an a verage of 621 for for. Taking into consideration the United States Army, and late direc- tion was instituted the disease· was t o r o f vaccination in the I sland of P orto spe<:ading rapidly, that it existed in many This r eport appea red in fu ll in a widely separated communities in various A rmed with lega' a u thority and plent y of "accln~ Dr. Edward Ciark and a corps of physi cians invaded the Italian colony this morning and begn n the yacclnation of a lot of Itallan~ residing in late nu mber o f the P acific l'viedical J our- parts of the island, that some of these a .Y ork Medical R ecord for D ecember 6, were concealed in out-of-the-way huts and in the fores ts, t here could be no 1902· tenement n al, but the essential points are repro- were pot easily accessible and that duced in an able edi torial in the New tJ!rough ignorance o r fea r many cas.. house at No. 2 Birdsull St"eet and adjoining places . The R~aJth Deparlment ha .. decided upon drastic mea~urcs in order to pre~ elude the possibilIty Of an epidemic Of t he smallpox among tbe Italians. EVt"l'Y Italia.n lh' ing In the yiclnity oft the ten('ment house containing small pox will be visited by the Healtb Physicians and qu estioned as to whether o r not he or she came in contact with the '-i.I.:ti m s. V,' hen the United S tates a uthori ties m o re positive proo! of the efficacy and took possession of Porto Rico In October, sa fety o f enfo rced obedience to the es· I 1898, smallpox was prevalent in epipemic tabli shed la ws f orm, and by Dec. 1 it had become relating to the public a health. ---- ·om............................. ............................. From··· tlf · ·· ··~··· ·o ·· ····· '}JI b ..••••.. •. . . .. E..······ .. ···IgOr············ .......................... . ................................................................. ..............................•.•.......••.•i...........•.....•.... , '- ..:>, ................................................................... .................................................................. ........ ........... ............. ............ ...................... ~~;..~.~~~~~~;~.~...;~.~.~.~ ~.;~.~.. ~crut I lecetc~o~:c:e~ I P r occedl o/Cs g cst cd . S ug- Elml.114) N eu:, .' I../'tWOpAT lEN TS r: _ . I u,~. . ~he eyent of the Supervisors reto s ell to the city (or lease) a from the county hom far:~ for a quarantine hospita l What i; llSlll!; s ce of land e way o f thf:l city'S taking a slice conde mnatIon proceedIngs? The conce nsus of Qpiniocl among ci ti ze n s n by Who have Investigated Is t ha t the p r esent site Is undesirable and t hat t he county farm I, the place tor it If. the Supen'lsors turn the 'matter do\\ n they will not voice the sentiments of their constituents. D W W Buffalo, Dec. 18. 1902. ' " I I V .1 Ih .•• .•. .. .. •... ::-: .• · ••• · ·· ] '0···190'2················· ...........................................•..tc;." ................ . ................................................................. :n7b....................~ .... ~..':'.!..N:...(.. ................. ~ ftr r .a!.l dwurd MRS. GREENE WOULD th ... \a«lnD:IIt19n )tb~r m\;lleUor~ heglln (r ,., HilI 1'("lIh,OI'1 In lh It. afternoon or all ........ .... .......... ....... ...... ~ l'ih ki'tA" lI,lilh 00[(00 I n the t wo and a half years im- b ral development who s till conscientious- mediately foJlowing this period the mor- of the repo rt of Major Ames, surgeon in the fact that w·hen compulsory vaccina- T ENEMEN T RESIDEN T S . E···ri··. 190i·············· - .being s with approximately normal cere- pea red. f rom smaJl pox, we commend a perusal mer yea rs. . \we Rochester of this lllornm4says tI la t th e Dumber of I'atic"ts at H ope H ospita l at 5 O'clock yostel day 1/1 ..••. •••..•... a l ternoon \l'a s183 . . . 0 f tbo~~ at Ille I10Spttal 100. per cent "'pre uJlprntl)C[ - . ................................................ .................. 'b ' f1d 1. l ,\ Y raCCtll~ tLOn. 'f his can be statetl ... the a u thori t Of OD ...................................................... ............ likely to boY i II a HOdChester .'aptl". nut '"B If . D uenc(' or aCLll:lf.t!d. t~y TI10 queS[IIJU . II h u. a la Jealous'" ). fll'i:-:(>s ~ .0" c.,"er J: " 'hat is "protection b,' \""Ic: - I . I ClDat lon·. " D 0 any thr ee cloctors . agrce ::t~ h~;\" ~ftcn n person sball be ,~aeci4 Snl allpox W ' b .' . II hether Or no a pc,',,,,, ,I,nli as Dis covered In AI ~ 'aCClDated "tili ;t takes." Out of cn"es had ali of them Tenement. On Bird sall Ave nu e- . VaCCination 0 d d accluated at any t iUlO? r ere , I . ml, . . "To t hat limited yet ha rmful g ro up o f ants, the disease had practically disap- R.ico. ly ('In the motIou. 860,000 out of a total of !)6o,ooo inhabit- York S un to say, as it does: d oes not immunize the human ~ACCINATING t:PERVI~OR e ffica cy o f vaccination and the sta tistics on with such thoroughness and energy are so startling as to induce the New that by July I, after having vaccinate " PES TH OUSE S ITE. COU N CI LM~'1 D UNBAR'S REASO:-'S FOR REMOVAL . Edi t or BufCalo Express :-Vr ~.11lter D . Gree ne, health commissione r,llJLGJt triS boaFd of Coun cil m e n fas t week made th e st a teme n t t ha t th e n ~ wspa .. pers genernll y r ep reee nt public senUment. Tha t s t ateme nt is not strictly t:'ue, but t he n e\\~Spa p e r 8 ought to be w ill ing to help educate public opinion in beha lf of a good cau se. a nd I think t he y a re. if presen ted in t he tru e light. Now. 1 t h inl:: e\"er y n ewsp a per ought to favo r t he "" eetlon of t he new hospItal o n t h e poor house fa rm, for the followt n g r easons : Firs t- B ecause the p rese nt site is not a good sanita ry si te. It isn't. it tor no o th e r r eason. bfl'ca use of t he noise ot h und red s of r a ilroad t rains that dally pa ss within abou t 300 feet of It. to sa not hi ng of a stagnan t c reel, \\ ithin 1 t eet. Second- Beca use t he location Is 80 fa vorabl e t or the building of iarge manufactu ring pla.nts tha t it is sure to b@, w tt hl n a. few years, surround ed by But.''h plants. a.n d th e s mo ke a nd nois e will m a k e It m ore unsanitar y than nOw. T hlrd-·Because. s uc h being the case sure resb It of the prescnt boom tn Buf'falo, In a fe w years thp pub4 ... .. ............. ... ....... . RECO VER FOR CHINA. Ic will con demn such s hortslghtetlne." mctlt hou,~ It .) BI VtCltllty or the tell~. Site. lhe present I • ('a'l~ of fIItnaUJIQ- l'd~al1 nnnue. 'f " 0 1 tln"lUt'lIt Tn :r"'tl'{l dbt,.'()\·ered in this ......... ..... .. ...... . ~ ..... ... , ................ ............ .. S uing S torage Company f or A lleged SuppOse the cou nty should have tbe "Ight to put county patfents In the h08",·r. ~I" 1'tI. lJl~.bt. The I'"ti""t.[ -~ L ost Goods. c.:Ubu:r, n u mOllrg 8. I1U _u ............... ..._ olt!. AOII bt'l (~ ~parciuo, :.t! S~al'RI THAT Q.l'.>\n\NTI :otE H OS PITA l ~. 7\Jr~ . ilIary R . G r c('nt". wfrIow nf th e late a nd coun t y s upervisors shOUld, In the Tl'.II' 0111. ll~ ~ Ufbtfr HO~tllinn ~ nt'. J . C. Or pf' ne. i~ suing th (' Niagara i nterest of each o t' th eir towns, 'Vote /1Intnili. nwl the 'l'h;I~;ar~ino is IlU I-::;i ng' all epidemic of small-pox or other ~t (lTU~f' C()mn ll n~r to r('(' o\'('1' ~200. th€' willing ly a nd gla dly for it. Why not? \ a lue' of ~Il m e rit: C'(l S of chinn. whlc·h . s:he T ell me. If l'OU ca n, why they should '1'\It It tbe dlt..(>jI~ .\ WIll nlliO COOle do w n co gfous disease is always a possi ~ (.'l il J tn ~ , ~ h {> s t ol'l·d with t.he COnll) llny and U not. N ot a to wn has a place for & whI c h Wl' T(' J1(' \ "('> !' !'('t u rn / d. Tf, e ac tion l-.1 \ tu the 11llarantint thr~(' were 1'(,010\,-1 bl ty. According to conditions else- wa ..; p l nt'I'(1 on tr ip) h t'forf'" Jud.tW Y ol ger s ma llpox pa tien t to be qURmntlned. • ~ "n'i tbe r!l~1I 11Itnl. hl :.- nrtrrnonll. T hen \\' hy s ho uld they not vote for the where, I t Is by nO n1eRns an improb- InT'".\Iu~! I"" "'nl, \I h. It'l'f! l1'b o r a n " ' n~ wc r t h p com pa n." submits a tl' r nil 01 the II\Tee poo r house s ite. w h ere an can ha.ve equal h 1""lhlh~la b..!liLaI{'tfQlly t'(lIHO\'cd to ability. If It ~hould berome an actual g~'n('rnl d l" n in l, a l the ~ a tnl" tim e stntlngrights: E c ho a nswers why? I know if thl:>l'(, '\fr ~ :l n~' gonds !':;tol'('d in th~!r 11""",. th~ eli.., ., h smnllp !t w ill be so ld of m e that I ",d"ocate the do for &l p Ine'f' by th ,.. pl n intlff, lh (' y w er e n'~llllN'ltln (rlIni! t>lk\' o( Ih{lIIiE:("n~ o~ sur-I fact, "hat would Buffalo change to get it a ~'a y from my new Qual'a ntJne hosplta I? 1Urlll'cl. (oundry. My foundry Is so far dIstant ~~~kl'I;:'I"rnle 1.\I~~I~tIY Irll(e~'!,'lle t~~ I THE TDIES I. not an alarmist, anrl - .....=::.--~..,...~--:"--,:t ha.t it ca nn o t hUrt m y employees a.nd A hit'h\I .. ,ol::~1 ~ ~ b nr:' tf I consu lted my own Interest I would Jf 'y be SOli or the \Ye are glad to announc(" tha t thC'r e a.ra • Ult:ht ht'Cure 'fttQ"""-3 n...::>c'l to ~Rt PI' vi"·f I ln ~ no prp-s e nt InrlkaUons of such a situa_rOm ... ...... .... ... .. .... ..... ... ...... .. .. ........ ............ .. "at e for It to be built on the pr_nlsite. becaus~ It Is more than p robabN In'rr;,,1 ' ••11 . - ~'ibg d u(falo tbe tion as 've experienc ed last winter. rthat in the f u tu re I a y wis h to enlnrce Th" 1".""1"" h a~. lie Is But "an ounce ot prevention is \)etler .. ... .................. . my plant. I! so. I sha ll su rely be able :.~ ent, I. lind thlt "~ tbl) n \ N1 Ut'. to buy land cheaper If the )!Csthouse IS 1 -" l!." ). ,,111'1\Ptft~ hlill %ugh l.r fl!mi_ than a pound of cUl·e." and it is ccrtainkept where it is. No : I a (j \'ooate the Iy lime that lhe squabbles over the site lll~ "'"<iU, t ~ ttlf III It tlhe netgh· remova l beca uae it Is a be- tter santtar of the PesthouRe be ended. and thnt·· ······ ··· ····· ··· .. si te and bec au ~e It js t oolJen and short• sighted t o build on the old site. That definite Pl~\·lsion be made for th e ac- ' it J!:I u n w ise to r e build o n }i'erry street s ta l Cler k Dow n W ith Smalioox. commodation o( Pos,lble Jlatlents. Pu bis p a t~ n t to a ll. \Yhy ('a n't the newstl'a lo.. lh~(>. tJ .--C(>ol·gt' ii'. Hell ,,, r a il . lic safety and common Rense deman d i t. . paper s do their part to .how people I d mOl II () nil\: of Bu rtu /0, "HlP; t a K en tha t It Is? C. F. DU -BAR. t thf' Qu,lr~l ntl nc TJ"!-'plt.li to-dAY s uf~ R u/(alo. Dec. 11th. 81111 I l"f] >I a nd s u c h th e IE I ------.:=== I """"'111 ~ I f..C'. .. ................................... ·····,·······u·*..,""Il'I!!!It!I-- -~ fering [J'onl smfi ll ~l'ox. H t>h r ·.:J th t! l·aJlro.ld lI).til s(,n I f'C Is hp t\\ rout e in et'n BUL t E\ Jo Rnd ('Ievc·hind . .Anoth!:1 dprJ..: "ho \\ n h H ("lll' ! e· l'nUy itlyeland tro m th e di"ease. workeu dlt~d .P ../ --~ �, h .. " .. .. ·" .. ·,,':· , .. .. .. .. , ...... . """ .. .. , ., ... . ,.,, ..... ,. , ---- ~... . I .............. . .. . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - . ; • • • • • • • : :•• • • ' 0 J ."." ....... " .. " ' '' ' ' ' ... '' ...;~. ,. .. .. ...... ....... . .......... .. ................ .. ,,~,:~, .... :.: ............................... .. ......... ...... ' . . .... . . ....... .. .. .... ...... ... . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . # • • • .............. = ~~~;! Low ER THAN ' ,~:,~ a~:~S,:~~,Cr~,::fLl~~ I:"~l' Edit CROCODILES ARE CROBATIG I" uf Ih " Ca taract Jfllll"nll: . nart:nplll In !\\~ hl{' h OllI' (' ith:'r'lIto. win' iul.Y'" nIt oC'C' 1l v[lc r inu'ted "hth ! y" !.li"I' \11'g~(l ·'t,) get Y3cr inatorl n t l1rW, nlilnv of OUI' cltlz'ns \\ ill fl'(l~w lhi~ qL1('l!--tlllnalJ:~ [lClvlt:e by J) .... t'nlltti ll~ thl' ('ontar:i".m of 1(~iO;: Hl,' to h.' illlptanlf'd int') thf" lIodit..s of l~ilemsPI\""i n ne1 111'''h' Cumllt t"'';' t"l-'tmrdns; to he se~n. t"nl s:-; J a m gTl'atly ml , take n, til' p~rJ11 ' of ~ HEALTH BUREAU'S REPORT lIg(> n r l " ~\'\ a llow th runse·'l\'t:s LJ b(> fh:· ('C'lv.:.d by X'changing h~u lth f(lr di~~ ense . E\~d'Y intellig e nt ~rso ll knu .\":-: C O:VS l ' lI P 'l' lO N RES P ONS IBI. E I" O R ,t hn't h~allh Is prefe"alll(' .1'0 dl"ea~e, ~n;l JIO R E OE.>\TIl S THAN A NY OTHE R thnt YU"C l'ulition is U·In. IntQ>"1t!(,.,.,t ,r~ 0:\1<: DI S EA S Io;-C IT Y' S 'WA TE It oeula.Un;, Ir,lo the JH'C'sunl l l>Lr healthy human (l l~gnnl51m of 'the yil"l1 1ent pro~ S TILL L V P O O R C OND 1'I' JO N, d uct::\ ()f '(~I~!;cd .lnimal : i~ ? up~. ~o· I ("u lled f.t1N'E'S-sf ul yac..tnat inn i'3 ll lH!"!ing- DO WONDTRFUL STUNTS, AND SCHNEIDER" " GUS "POKEY BARNARD" BEING PRINCIPAL PERFORMERS" KUHN" MAKES MUSIC. l£lSs rlhan ,the Im!)I'a nlation ')[ dlse,.. " I ))!"o rlUf'('cl matt E- r w.ith thl~ p \ll'r(l~r1'1l1 r£'lsuLt of ll1duci ng Q<tual dl.spas·~ in th.' per~:1 Ynl'('inrute<1. ' rh1~ morbific- lTlnt- THRILLING acrobatic perlorm- ance Is given by the collE'C' tt o n o r crocodlles at the Butra lo Zoo. It is a continuous exbtblticon a n d som e clever "stunts" are- sh o wn. T hey are twenty o! the flnest crocodlles ever from ~rlda to the N orth. The crocodllt>S were presented to the Zoo by th~ employes of the B oard ot Health during Dr. Ernest We n~ e 's administration. Naturally, to show his apPr<>clntlon for the gift to his ca re, Curator Crandall allowed the creeping I animals to be named after the people connected with the ~ Dep~ , The blgge91: ot the crocodlles Is, as might be expected, Gus Schneider. GUB II the heavy balancer ot th e crocodile a.crob ..t. HI. worthy assist a nt, known a.. the dar~evil o! the cr owd, ts Pokey Barnard. Crocodlle Pokey Is a crackerjack roller. He Is the fattest and m oot cb ~m ­ Ing looking creatu re In the collectlon . When Zoo Keeper J a cket calle, "Roll, Pokey," there Is a tbrllling crac king o! tb. boards tbat d~ligbt the Children. "This big tellow ber e," said the k eeper, polntlng to tbe anim al called Schneider, "Is what Is called a crank . He Is eight feet long, You have t o f wd him choice fish before he wlll do bls tum." Thne Curator Cr andall pOin ted out a good-looking, well-fed nnlmal, which he .... Id was tbe most Intelllgent cr ocOfllJe In the Zoo. His name Is Kuhn. H e bellows and furnlsbes tbe m usic for t be acrobatic performance. "I think that It some good animal ttalner would take hold o! these crOcodileo, they could be m a de to a ct almost buman," said Cura tor Crand-all yester day, "Just look how they cra wl Into I I "~OWs the 10lal number o[ death's In Novembel' to ha.ve been 396 as co m )~ared \\"It h 424 In Novemb ~ r of I"'t .}~,-tr. Fi fty-seven of t he 396 p ersons that c1iec1 d uring that month were un d.er one year of a ge. Seventy of the t o. tdl numl.:rer w el'e 70 years old a n d over The total n umber ot those tha t died tinde r fi\'e years of a ge was 8J. A ll of the per~ons w ho died in November with th e exceptlon of fo ur, were \\'nlt~. The others we re negroes. Of the tota l 9?'l ":ere males: 145 of th e total numb;~ ~O!'£S on a cllfaa.s.' 1 C!l~ f'g h,lll·. In ~Tilve!r urginl~ our C"itl71'~" to 113\'('> thp.nl.;C'\·"'8 iI"!oC'ulatl:d witil ,t hp ('nntagi ..:m Dr the- clise-a~e t ht' j {·'.lit!: l'~. pp·'tnlf'l'~ t f, '!-'~umps (l mni~(' i""nc o hr 1)r~.t"('fll,lip~ t o bi?' abl€" to pre(lic't ~hl\ tn'T'll! or rutu ~"'" ( \·pnts. LLl:1te-n to tId.,; • TII~" elly ('nn C:.~cape a RTI1'al1pO'l( '\· i~it;. tina', a gcn""r~l \-n,('M nation is h"'1," ll'lW d'id th\'" Hen!lh Dc1iartm. ,nt :uwl'rtaln thalt 'thls ("Ltv c an E,::"("a'll'" :\. ~'lllnllllt1X 'P hilaJ'2'lphia, Dostor~, Bu!'fnln, "e re mar ri-ed . while 77 of the t ota i number we re widowed . Consumption ClI rried a wa y 39 of t h e 396 persons . motre deat hs be ing a scribed to that d i s. case than to a ny o ther pa r ticular one CI "" "" 1, I Dnd Roohc"tl''' hav p ad",1 nn 1:"." nty- nine died from sen lie debility: yiflitn.til n"? l\lo.y I "l~k Wh~1"l~ tlli~ tI(·pa l"~11I pn t aCQuil'eo Hs ~ llllf rnn t u "..11 po\\'€r o f f r.re.teIHng the C OUl''-;J''o ... .. ft:tllr .., pvent<J? the- advjr(. f hMllh! depctrtmntJ Wili,.'n urgenliy ad\'iscd vaccination ~ n.l 'lyphOld lever took I --.. (;f Tf-I nMJ' uS , N,y, rom",,,,,,,,,,, .,,,, .,,,,, ,,,,, ",,,,, .. ,,,, ... ,,,, ..._ DEG 11 bOt . .. ......................................................... 1~ ... . . .. ... ..... ..... . .. 1.. .. .... ........... .. .................I So'ue perso n from this towu 'bi~ p ~~ca rc a way 25. whtle II f ass 0 lee to Bu ffalolhll h a t uberculosis when ki lled. TL- pneumonia was res ponsible fo r t he death of 17. Thirty-fin olt he 396 deat hs 1',· \ 10- d natiot1 or all w ho haj no! bfof>n uri'· cenUy" ' ·".ein3 terl and wha t ha~ lJr>( '1 th9 r ~slll!~? ' Yhy, !.hp abov ~ mi"hHon"(l <:"itleli !H1V~ aU had ('l)idem!r~ nf ~1,.,al1· <'ame f~om violence, fo ur dyIng from hu rns. SI X from fract u re ot the skul1 11 from railroad inj uries, o ne from ~ trollEY aCCident, three from tra um atic alp Healrh Officer') the b f d ~ x d'Jrlr;< t he p"'''5ent yen 1'. nnd "(,n)(> septicaemia, one from Iraumatic pneu - t he part)' \\ hu shipped it. of thp!'!l (IilVe hundreds o f C \.<.;.· H [If thi at .the ,D!'e.:i,;n!t' tim~. not\\,' ista n :Er.g \he [act that thClLr ·-itl'lpn~ B ff '" coufi U ee ,an monIa. four poisoned tn em c::elves three won .ho 'd t thelnsel,""s, "'h1le one- d ied' from e ad:c .. "eld . ntal pOisoning und one was m ur- dlsea~~ I U8e. The Dopartment of H e".Wl yesterday lei", r.l;;(alled calf "lymp h," 1< tn l"'n I 'l'he PU8aio Board 01 Heltth lit made an IDvesligat10n and hi! C<l, cluded thai this system 01 USIng PII' cils in common is responsible lor tie diphtheria epidemic, This epidemio is au iIluslraboD 01I point thsl was made against tbt 11M text book scheme that was propo!ld I coaple 01 years ago for oar Own sclIool! It was urged at the time thai Ihe DM in commoa 01 school supplies ' Dill be dangeroas ; the scourge of rlipblh~ ria in Passaio shows that, there il In actaal da ~ger, I ts ~ t1 e cl its l'€ port fo r the "'iTiOnlh of November . It co ntaln~ some y ery Jnterc£..ting and jmportant mformatlon It fro nl t !le ~C~t ;e~~i1s~v~ I I I T~OUPE OF TWENTY AT ZOO dip~tb::e:!t.JI . "'ellic of hooiaofP . N J h Ira to the ~holara in common, These peneiI. .. JSlUed to the scholars each mornitll lli at the close of the Rchool day are ~ turned, to be agaIn distribnted Ibeli lowing day, Among children, III among grown people old enougb \ known better, too,it is a common baii: to pnt the tip of the pencil in I!! mouth before using it, aud similar:, moistening il frequently while it iJ ~ 1 NUMBER OF DEATHS IN NOVEMBER WAS 396 AS COMPARED WITH 424 SAME MONTH OF 1901. ,'"H \," ( hi" OOll',r.lInlty h,,,p tOo rntu'h Intt+ ~hlpped ,.~ . LAST YEAR In flIt en~nl ng"s If~'Ue ~VOl1 p!·!nlt.l l und-(oIr the dl-splny 1' n£:'s "(f('t \'tU' cjl1atNl !" a n i;l.ppea l fro m OUI" H \' o.lt h Dc' - MARVELS. A ~ ..,.,......... ,. ...... .....,. ... . . ................ ,." .'... . ' 't llOW are Itfl buuting ilT \\'b3t a person do lor mone", Ther,J is on e t .... ~ that U10ne)' call't ror. ~ he"n reva('cinated 3.l n,u; .. lIm. The n umber of conlaglous diseases n er, a ud that is death, What ~'iII ou).' citv loa" escaped smaHr'"'' " i:'l reported d Ul'ing the month was 258 78 th' · · h the ~xc ~:> : 'on of a fc'w ('8.J'~", n ".11 v 'f of t hat number being consumpilo n I I, pe~ OU say IV en the good Lord a mIll 'I )'PC, not withstan<lI n::- Ih,' fad cases, (\\,o small- po~ 5i dlph t heria, calls him to the other world for Ib~1 t hat \'(,1',)' litrle vacclnatin~~ ha~ hC'l~n 4t scarlet fe ver and 7t measles. ' . . ' I don~ h"rE' for ma ny y~al". _Vt p,' h,1\"Th e total num ber of births last mont h transactlon,-SpnngvllIe News, I Ing carefully st ud.iei the a\·ailabl.' " ta- " 'as 540, a ll but o ne being white. T he r e " t istlcl3 on this 9ubj.::c-t. I am C'n r.yln(,pll ,\~erc three sets of twi ns, but no triplets. , :t.... '. . . 1_he n umber of male oabies born wa s " that :-I,a _1"". Falls IS. one .of ,I h" I~".'t 2" , the numbe,' of fema le babies 262. AI\,ftU I ('I ~ T, P \·a~("in·a.tt't.l OltiC'S Of. tL" .5IZ In t11 The premature bi rths numbered 16. l lrom.................................................'-- ' ha\-c I Un:tcl c.;f'ltes. anu lt has h3..t fl'we:' The records of the Depa l'tment of caSe!$ of s:nallpox fluring t h,~ pa:-;t t\\'0 H ealth s h o w that 324 marriages were years tha n any c-ity of 'Cfl1l31 l)o P u!a-1 reported d uring N~ve mber. All but bion ! n to Wllich' s!"uall!)OX ;1'1.; bN.1't one c o uple \\ ere whIte. h rought. citie~ . DE~ has bce~ P. ~iI~:OL?dt . ... En h 0 the B urea.u of San itation !'=ays, among .other ~hll1gs. t hat 130 tenem'i? nt house ms p ec tlOns were made. T he number of houses placarded fol' sca rlet ....................................... .....................,- thif' greate-q,t dill'T(' I I . ~ n l t" \\'h~ch smn.1J1)\1 \: ha~ rall'd \"lI h (h E.> greatl'·t .ewTit) If f e\'el' \\"as 37: fol' dipththerta, 48. Tile peopl ~ are Ito ha.\' c l..!ise3.S.:! mJ.t '..lo r im - number of placards remoyecl was 76. car ri (,ll alit , ... iLh J . are the cnJ~ I n 1902 1 ......... ,............................ ... ................- ~ta'tistic3 ~how that th.'\. \'l'~'\' (That portion of t he report devoted i ll ·.·;hich va{'dnatlon I ~lrI f e person I'om t his tu" D ed a:cnrca~s (If beef to llu"al" position and tak e turns r oillng a r ound." t il t lI nd tnberculosis wh en killed. Some years a g o, in E urope, th ere was an animal expert who had three tra ln~ plant,c<l lato thell" anatOmy. common T he n umber of public baths la ken d urTI Buffa lo Heliith Otlicel'8 COD' crocodiles, The lizard-like animals "'msa ·,\\.H1ld dlcta.te that t hey h~ in _l ing th e mont h \\"as 10,150, r g h r '1 I( tl·. ' CI' t e·' 1 were trom the banks ot th e Nile . They rOt'moo wnat t his dliscase I1'Htl'~" I~ . 1e (" y F;~ave nger removed 335 d ead ... u the Dee!, lUlU J[O W are UD' I were tame and did m a ny wonder!ul tricks, Tbe American cr ocodile from Florida Is even better t ban th~ kind from the N ile. . Wh 'l'_ vacrl ne vi rus is no man I,now". animals d urIng the. n;ont h. nor ca n Iw()w exc.),t ~thal it is Infr,- - I The City ChemIst s report on t he tl I d ' . _, f . water s hows lls condition to ha ve been \'Co inA!. t;:l" ('!r! \ eu rom 5O(11'€!-; on a The Bronx Z oological Gar den an d F isea,c;e' l anImal. Va cc itlJltOl'S ft)t)li~hl'Y the Cen t ra I Park Zoo In N ew York have a.u l . mp 1 : 0 .Imnro \'~ on 1';00' I IlNlll h "" n hylapt;c by dis."""ina·ti~", 'il<, l,"'. P HY"Ic.'[,\:-/. _ _ ______ ing" fo r the purty wh o shipped It Wlr llt wou't a porsl'" d o lor JUo~r'I' Th ere is o ne thing t ha.t money r~D turbid in November. The wa.te r was b t . deat11 "hat th en greenish in co. Ior a n d agreea bl e I e O I'II " I'. a nd t IL IS tb' ou.J in laste, but that It had a sort of a I will t his persoU . a)· wheu e g ma rshy odor. The conclusions of t he /' Lord culls him t o the other worJ,l , I. Ci ty C h€mist as to Ihe condition of the . ? Sprlngrr.» wa leI' are that It \\"as not In a s atlsfacfu r this trIln~ JlctlOu .-' J tOl"y condition. toe a lb u minoid am monia Ne wp. and oxygen cons u med, both sho w the " preEenc:e of re ce n t nItrogenous. T he I. A. rrom,... " ..·, "" " ··.. ""·'" ,.. ,.. ,...,... " .. ,." "." report of the City Bacteriologist on t he l:onditfon of the wa t er shows t hat in No\"ember it had Im pro\"ed, but t hat ................................................................. 'BE"llii,)'N·ii;'s":r·fPi[oi·o·"'·· · ·:::" TRACED TO MILK SUPPLY ( ; en\re county ~prlDR', at C apital' s Famous F i ra t 'fju8p e cted, Found. to He l-» ure . Bellelou~, Deo, I5 -Bellelonte has au epidemio 01 typboid fever, the condition bolo, alarming. T here are i n t he town and immediate surrouud lDg vioinityaboul 40 0_, all 01 which have developed witbin or tbree weeks, There bave heen t ... o deaths aDd a nDmber 01 the vlC\ims are oritioally ill. '''0 I it sti ll was not good . The nnmb e r of chlldren . - I In the pu blic schools d uring ~s 1_68_._ _ __ _ __ vaccinated Novern~ __ /' ==-~===­ L i '7·. ~~~'~ '''''''·''~ om,·,,··'''·'''·'Dic' .. W bpn tbe J iseaee began to develop tbe \ ................................................................. board 01 bealtb began an inve. tigatiou to diS<lover the cause. It wa" leared t hat tbe ill: \'1c-'II, ' bill ' prinll:, Bell pfonte'a pride, had 1D some . ......... ". " . ... " " '''''' IP '' '", ' ""':: " " .. .. way beoome polluted. SuspIci on was also d ireoted against tire he D " ·a.lter D~~eene, Heal<., . milk 01 ODe 01 tbe town ' s dairy men, i nas. r. {( ill itftfrdl'ess a. m t"f"dnJ)til. m lssrom " M ' S;OCit: tyofthe muoh as t be ma jority 01 tbe people strioken -~ () P Gifford or III~hl:ltld A.\"'e~l1e I the You.r~~u~ ~~~tt!ill ChUN'~ ThU~ ~ l'!" .' • . , Chlh on tIl(' (·,,'n- , we,e m e, s of that milk, l \ the' . 1?(>1~'lal('l)1" U1'S£'W (lr~the ware, :\ k ing as hls subject. e\'£i'n l nD' 18 II Samples of the milk and tbe water were t'lIll'l'lnllw 1IIJ:: M 1) N: C'IllUt, (1: II «(hI llHC' I·t' 5tl Ug nlclpal Sanitation. B llanl ot lI l'lllth _ gtl \~'Clts Sa nitation ." I sent to a baoteriologist at WllIliamsport, !lull bcnellda l ta lk 011 and Saturday "is report was reoeived, 'It weB, i u effeot, that the water WB8 pn re, but tbat tbe milk sample sent was alive witb typboid lever bacilli. How tbe milk ~ e inltoted has not been discovered. . I lit' ........ ". ...~.; ~~.~'~~~~.'.:;~'''~~~~ ----- �ES . rant··· ........ ·.. ........................................... . Fe N ON NEW .................................................................... BIG SUM IN; SCHOOL SITES, , f)l'/'1/~ JUDGE SPEER OF In communication to AI6'erbl~mmee·wln ~day commissioner of Pu IC orKS Recommends That Steps Be TaKen at Once. Aldermanic .-CLAIMS IS GEORGIA TALKS 1--DENIED Committee Throws Out More Than $5'0,000 Damag-es Demanded by Individuals for Various Injuries. lip ai;qo ~n~'s that th E' loC'a tion of th e s( 'hooi iR five mllPs Crf)lTI thA hnc.:inQ~fi )f IJ=SIOSER ot p~ ftt'ruC'on cenlpr of thp city. ('on~equ€'nt1y ule 'rrar.'dG. Ward th!ie~ in the ('O~t nf trnn~port"linn of building !;UP,q\1efttd lh~ A,ldE.rmto • tJ.ke up p!ips 10: greater. J]e I~ posith'e that no of .. Ct'mmunlc.1~lon. t the ~hoo18 l'eJurttol in ('ast ('Quid possibly b e e(deraU!lD the aUt'!': 0 db· Supt. fe e- led by any ('hangp in th e p lan~ tf"'l .n4 rttnmmb~delastya.nnua l Thi s notice waq forw a rded to thp Alrlli'~ry p- Emerton in S ermen by Commissioner 'Ya rd with hl5 bile Works C r p<.rt I Cou n approval. ~byor Knight. Comptroll,1' HeerC~l "lc~tr the !lIto"" mf>ntl°de~ wa gen nnd City Tt'en~urer Dopc h:('l CE'rc1~~ CO~ln ordM tbat plans no, d~'~nc(' tIfted II! n rommun!cat!on to thE' Alderm I ~ II'\: r bf prtp,ue 1l ab('Come men that n gretHel' amount i~ n~(·es· nt.; to rime 1\'bo>n [un.j~ w euy 1n the e rroneous tax tun(1 t h an Cit ~r.:blt Oll Jui)' 1. 1903. h t his de - was pr(wlded for In th(> e~ttmatPs for ·~b ('"cmlllPlon r stoted t con- th~ n~cal year ending Jun e 30. 1903. Th (' e rnt It rrtltnt bad un er three officials say th e amount to be partm raIsed by ('m~rgenc y is S35.000. .. rd dttlr .. thr Common !ct: STURTEV Al'H CLAIM OF $25,000 DENIED !HI d d nti\'uUsrment !even, ' Ilr1Jctll1n Ilntld'ng~ and lhrer annex('s. .t h RhO? bU I ~tr Waru nl~o came ........... r It Is Understood That Parents of Child Said to Have Died I, ................................... . from "Vaccination Poisoning" Will Begin a Suit ~ 2 .......................................... . Against the City. __ _._ _ ,._.. .. From ~ i!~ lact! which he asks be Ples.O thl' common Counrll and ap{Nl,td blled 10 Ihe L ~\.b ture. One t··~tS::Jt~r the ab1ndnrl:".nt at t~e I:Jlr'o<.t s~\nn'r C.nnl. as a publtc u = v -' , I • ani thl' othrr for lhe abnnt on d I~e Ohio Ba!lln .. lip. tor shnm"ll nolh .IIps were condemn- jill' Iftu r~«tlnl. I ...• Gl'..e~ ,) ~y il"'I:lI. COmOll8l10rrer lI~he • I II,Yo1 Ihl' «"!'If_od use 0 I L~ott Road brlUge o\"er the BulIalo [lll' "fit: VII~.J ....... ~)' mnr Ih. I,I.rnaUo""1 Railway (·"tmp:tn). Col. lLlrd hn, h3d lh(' bridge In'l...-trd. it.1 Ihl' alt.,noon .ubmltt 1 hlj rtPOrt h the Alderme n. T"e rr~Ort Is made with sperlal re- tt~n('e DRS. BISSElL AND GREENE RETURN:""'" ~ ---= I t ;tl~ndl'fl a ('onn· nUon . o f thp ,JAt ubll(' H f'alt h A s~ochtlio n at EU \\ II r (>nn~. Of'('. ~ to l:!. tn('lll~h-(> Dr lit), a~d }O~orntor.\ ~f><'l'on Octob'e r d""l I t'ttf hOllEt const r uc_ ~iarf~:t~?J1DP,panltu~, o f lilt' ('OI1 \'(' fltl on ('om- ut !IIIJltI f 1 ..-r A pril l!!th, was referred to the Corporatlon Coul1dl tC' compromise for a sum not nbo\'e A. certain amount. The womnn c la ims to have fallen be<:ause of a d~fenttve slde'\{'alk. Rowland B . ' 'M a hany appearpd as counsel tor her. Claims referred to the Corporation ('oullo.1 w ith power to compromise tor 3 'n _-)'5 ti,. -, or Irh ~.houldt he .bout -,~ne r<l~ I~. 3!;'!~~~ ...... . '" 111(> r ,",c cr. A t:(1l1t! o( EiUbmiUed LtS foJ. . ....... . ... ....•. ~. . . . ..... tor i-!·lrwh mNer ' $10 t sums not above certain fixed nmoun 9 were: Ri h JamC's B. McDanie l of No. 284 cmond AVf'nup. $1 ,000 tor denUl of horse. " ' hlch killed a-_ a result crt being rrl,::-hten f-o'i by a <.oily steam roll e r on Humbol dt Park Speed wa.y. "'.S N • .... ...... ........ ... ... over loose 1 J{atht>rln. 'WeHtphal CJt No. 308 Dodge Stree t. $~OO damages fa" injuries SU9to.lned on efTpp e ry sidewalk. GPOrll"e H . Crooker of No. 169 Cazenovia Stl'fl' ~. gua..rdlan for .Marion. 2- .......................................~ ..•....~ .............. "lI.l';IO bm'!t(~ 't,h Y;le:: $I~(,'~~: '/POPULAR CO LUMN Omml , • ~t· \\' n (hi r a ~rd Inr"rm_,. Ibe Al r ntra l d t t r Ib r l:th • n . .. '·'·Il(>I!A C' 1.. -1n\:b Wa.q • 'P'nlng ... Park \ . oc . til; h " .~'B'rl,~'~~~·ll ~~en: f or ~n y(a~rsln~:~\,~,~or~~mage. tt h '" .............. .............. ................................ .. c a~her d I\" th a . b: -.- ............... ! ~h(')1I1d A.t Itnst ... t n ~eh'~. Bu lblo. D O<'_ J 7th. 0011 (>.l.s mplc th m Citize-n. or Ih Rout hern PE'opl~ tuword th~ GoyernmelH , ... dlret:tl )' AS 'rlb,lQip to tht> IJ\Htt b('stowal by th~ re{'o u~trll c lloH llCt. t unlimited manhood .!oIuttragt" upon Int.-mbfrs ot the Afrlt'llll race. The emal1rlpationofth~ . s l u. \.e~.whate\.f r may be bl'lI"\'l"d to th(' C'ontr.n).. \\ 8 tar l e~~ ronspquPlltial. Arter Apponut· lox 110nr wt"rt"~o vls lonar\, who dlll not kn ow thut f'luvE"ry wo.s at aD end. T h~ thll'tepn th nmendmen t 11111 klng hum.Jn bontlnge fllf E-Vlt l' ir'l1po~sible wns ratt" pd by the origina l e-o nstltuency ot the St Htp la td) in st"C'PSS iOIl , b)' lh!· YOlPK of tho~e men whost" bnyonpts for four ypol'~ hocl uph~ld th e rortuut'~ or the CO Tlrpdt"fO le Sla teR. Juug" Sp'er c1etatl.d the story of the 9,000.000 negrop~ ptte"". in the SCluth. H p se£>s ,l r u tur ~ for lht' bhl(:k~. howe\"f'I' There Is no Clvll ,Yar fpE"hng o.gf.lln~t th p n t"gro In the SOUlh today. s31c1 thp f\mlu~nt j urist. Wht n Judgp l<1)eor hAd flnt.hou his he was loutIly a ppl.\ud~d. A df'lbert :\Joot an noutll"'("d tha t 00. J nnunry 8lh Samuel Gompt'rs. pre~ldel1t. or lhp Amerlc'a n "B't-'dpratIOIl or Labor. atldrt'~s would nddl'es~ the Jndppendent Club. 11~·· ··· ""· ·· "· " "··" " " ·· ............................... .. ., ..........................._................................ .. ............................................... A'IH FROM VACCINATION BUF:E'ALO ALDERMEN DISCUSSED TRF CLAIMS OF TliE STUlt- TEV.P.NTS WHO ARE WELL KNOWN IN NIAGlillA FALLS. for InJurle. Editor ot tht:* llntrnlo C(J[T 1l1£"rdnl. ~ () \\' thut tbl're is a J"h-itivc- ordinao('p / 4f,t.lin ... t ~Plltillt!' in thP ... trl't't (·:u ... . ano U t · hOul Xo. "1 I~. bI~ ~ rp_ tht' ![t'alt ellt b til.in:! .tIl In •-" Th ib POW-{'r to rllfttfl'\._ tJw ~.HUt·: IIOW that ··············t ...···•·. ··•··· ... ·········· .. ·············· ...... . not ('o~t :-I d lilt tn e ~ "'ee', ~lll~re is .:1 ~1~D l·ou.-:piCUt)u~ly di:--plaYNl I!'. n Inr,q'~ r .1nd ma ~ In (,"{'r.,· C'8r ll(':-ith-elr prolxilJirillC' tht-" ..... _..... filthy prfH'tir \ .lml t'aHin,: Itttrn::on [0 (hI" ad f} p. :\\0 y eo.I ts th(' J'lt'1l!tlry- it dOt .... :00('1 III :l littlE' ~tr;;ln=I' th:lt ~.lptnin.!-' of Jloli<,I" in ... tt>ad ()( .Join:; ,,-hnt tht·y 11-Il~ht t., ('n(urcl' thi ... ordi. e,'elanU'd lunDe1 bunt into '1 nao('P. sho111d t hl'nl~ t. h·t,:-;. vjlll tt" it i I t.lle mo-:t on·t·n"i,,~ lIlnOllt'r . It they ~("t ie for " pure \\'IIter" hilS co .. t a WI fit t o ij.!n~rl· \'inI Q t ion~ on th (lo part or ion dollars lind 61 JIve;!. • olhE'rs while ri( lil,~ ou the l's r"", tLE'~ r Speer, "thaI th e po>flth'a l uttltude Edna ConI<>Y o r No. 32" Breckenridge Rtr'Pt. $400 da mAges ror p,rsonal Injuries sustallu"<! In fall ol'f a bicycle (.'3uscd b)' a rise In street In Porter Avenu e n~ar 4th Street. Henry J. GIRuber " 'as granted his. potltlon r elieving him from payment ot $25 and "o.!:t!i. n. judl)ment rend ered agRlnst hlUl In ;\[unlclpnl Court for a ll eg(-"d violation of heolt h OT dl nance. e ers an free Express 'l on or V'l ews on. th Q ' e uestlons ofthi Day. tl II "ltbRlbo 'I rn.. - r I h ""tor,l!"\..',." \r~et'()mran~' (, • s'", I • d'''''~'''d'~~ ';Ij"' no Ii) .lu41 U,. .n BuCCah 1Il11 ,t t....ra . ,t\lrancttnltuf] II..... •q r ·t.'..... ""'" . ror D!\ l"lnllng ANTI -SPITTING ORDINANCE. m nt· It ..... ~Ou(h f~ion d lh' a lb. t • ncr a Ilonp ul1d~r rl I 'ttt 11 H. U c( ~'rl'et " C ' tizen Complains that it is Vio lated I'd ( '~I'X H. h'''e"'d by Pol ice Captains. Ot uty 11 ,t Il Ilf \\ OrK and 11.," of1Iiers. it w as 8 splt->ndld attl"ndan! e or prominE'nt Burralonl a 1U~ And thl.: uddress uld justll'~ to t he gatherlOg. '' It I~ undoubtf'dly true," said Judge t a ll on sidpwnJ k . Current TOPICS ' - I!u r\l \ r 0)1 Publl 1\ to ~ '" O'ioner H"nry I "I " roI· rn I ner or Btate, F r an k Ru n"' ~y, X. O. Tlttnny. th e Hon. W ill ta m 1I Hotchkl... Ib H OD. Et)"'n r <1 K. Emery. Dr. \ ·.IIt.' D. ~ Clinton B. (;fbb. an. . Corinne Trewln ot No. 64 St. John's "treet, $1 ,000 ilAmages for Inju rIes In •• ~ Spe e r w ~rc th e Hon. J oh n Cunneen. At· torney-Geoe ra l-e lt'r t o r ~e\\' York Louise Bueht of No. 89 Ivy Street, $1.'00 damag.s for Ynersonal injuriesk re\. I ;iJ~!~l:~ a inIl a. plan n .............................. ..... lI"t r. J~ tor 1~..~I~r. 'IS tor a iln ~h hoch lII"t4'r 1(0 ;' !lrh lIIl'rt'f; $3:; (or (or A II. b _," I-In'h mNer 1100 • tne "r, f ""1;' tT" t lf1 0 fo . d l\\O }~~ ~:t~~In~~ ~;rh~~i:~ S~~s ds~~e!i I~ tit "DU.Jlt'r lri Dr \\8S 100 hiSfh fJrre-port of th E" ~t'':~10I~ rf'(~ I!'I':'< (' II and a lb\'lr lU , H. tt~Ni "nd prohlLltlve of ""(lung man ~f gl'lfal dl~~~\Sll~~l h,~~ a~ ~ h RS for Jenrt"f It IR also too ~mal mad!' man.\· rrll'ndk IlI-n:.· Int't"r 10'1" t_tn'·I\jMbfcnU.Ae ;} flIX"'n.CI • Dr. Gr('(·1w l.ll"ll) Wiil-l o"'PIl Imp,)r,,'.nt '''' 'N to t 00 coolmltt ,.. Jl:'1)0 a mUth I r" ~J nnel ((' n~slgllml'nt~, S.t .tr OIlnlmum rtlteqhoul~ th lb ' 1~l"l Wl1rd u rr.'JJn r I. Pft ).~.,ted that thE' mln IrO/i!. . . .. . O\~,,· at yesterday s Th~ ca~e 8 n '\ o.fll Ih.'~C!JI l\(Orf' notiftNl by ("01 1 r,.oa l"·1 Bafcl,t: rloI Oglst of th(' Sln tl" Boarrl of • ~t minim . 1 0 (~rmOnl 1'h n II P t l~ ')( $.. 4 r Y~ ~nl meter \\'1llE'l'l't'ot ;lC'qllnlnt{"(1 'I tt D t.. R a~ \' Il'avunt' I,"!( ot l of l\frs. Roee PhuewSkn. or No. 126 Plnyter Street. who claims that a t'om mlttlt on th(' (IUI'SlIOn of . th p COlon' ng t It I.urlt .\ of w n lc'r wILl, Dr. Bi'~f'lI on th gal.~I;~Sr~~ItJ~~O!IIIOr\a~t.E' I) _ ,0, N I,,... ~r"V;O, m.lt dlsl)ooed It W8~ an fDt(>re~ t'n~ stQr,)· of the South nnd the fUlure- of the Arne-riC' n nt"grQ tha t the members nOll gu~s18 ot th~ Independellt Club heard (rom the lips ot the Hon. E mory Spet:'r. n dlStillgulsh,d Southern,r " nJ judge ,,( tb. t."nit~d .. tal~~ Court In the- Southt>rn distrlrt or Georgi", In the- rOOmtl ot the Ellkott Cl ub las' night. Among those who ga lhered to hp. r the addre~s on th~ South b}· Judge l1 gcs re<t~r", SUPply Il,. kind ~f<\rt.n t a rOln:!n attendant A~~o('latt'd \'aluabl,. httol" ~~~I('r mh;ht Jlro\"eWlt ~_('E' art' !ouch \\ ('IJ-kT1f)~\"n !'l('h'nlisl~Q~~ o .1 1l'\'DIJ'l,nt~· hiller Ill nth<::!. He Pr('sco tt of the ;\ln~~lI~huRE'tis' Tn aJrllUol1.R1 Pla~~, r p t1Jtl1t-Jl~hm~nt of ~~ lute-Bor T('('hn()loJ::~. Dr. 'HortOIl of th~ 'fbtl .\Id, ~ •. \;Ul1d~. 3t(> oa rd oflft>ailh of Ohio. :)11(1 Dr. Col. ~ together was The pa.rents ot this child demand $2.,, 000 on tLte ground that the child v,'as comvellp.d to submit to vaccination without the co nsent or her pa.rents. It is undf: l'stood thnt noW !;u lt wll1 be be gun against the city to recover dam. ~f1~~~ltNor ; (or BronrlwlIY PlnygrOUnd tnl~~dOfst~~e~{'H~.I.~g ~n C' lt'TlOIOgIRtl'f of th E' a~" .,,~ 1M IJflmburg pla yground 45~ took an a'CLl~'~ J):t~l.1 "I n nd M ~ :<It'O, and "~~ U~~I~~prIIO'Pr1h"\\on ror S2,5oo 'c3C'b ~~m"'br ..,t'Xtlrm infltln'n. t J~l(' t~'~f\d~ril~~I~~;d o~ tJun \\l th meeting of an AldErma ntc co;nmllt,:e I:;turtevnnt. the 6-year-old child who. it Is allf"ged. dIed trom "vaccination poisoning," the vaccination having been done in School No. 35 last ~fB:Y' and .trl!l·Kth~",J. A report on Ihp thrt'~ playgrounds DrgS~r rptul'n t'd .\("HI'reln.\ m o rning- :'lnd Bro dWal'. :.I.!fkt'l. Johnl'lon Stree t and r' nl ('('nf' got hal'l< l tHl n\" Both look.1 H~mbut'J l'anAl wns 8ubmHted to the ~(";~.e~~I~:lparl In th e dt'lIh('J'n lions or the \.tt'rm~n by Col. Wnrd. 0 ThE' nttend. D1 B IR e . n('~ at Johnson Strp£'t \\'M 110047 ( r lnl ' R. II wa t-: ehl rny Int (' re!-ltpd in thE' ~~I), AU~I. Sf'pt~mber M OT' public buslnes9 of It9 kind than w ns ever before ha n dled at a single hours' execu tive sesslo.n or the Com A ml ttee on Clalm&. Twenty-five claims, e m e flcan Public Hea 't h tm'olvlng demando for an aggregate of Associa tion ConventIon Held over $50.000. were denied, while over a In dozen c laims were referred to the CorNew Orleans. poratron Coun.el, giving him power to settle at compromises not exceeding Dr " 1 certain amounts. Slont:r <1ndt~r D G.r(oOlt' IlP,1lth ( ~omm ls:Among tbose denied was the claim of terlold nr." G BI~~t·lI. Cit \" Bac- Homer E. SluI"tevant, ratber of Lucille Back From Ih 10 the use or thl' brldgp by cal'!. •\fl~r ~otng Into de t!11l CClI Wurd rtcnp:tulaC('8 (he necessan" "-m erl g st. n. ! th~ ridge to be looked after Xe Ir FOF THE SOUTH. _-_ ................ .. L!lk~ \ Fmm ............. .....C.JFF... ' .r.....,........ ............. .~C 3.1. '1902"-" ................................ ~NQIJ.ifil;J....... _. - �J . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . " ...............................................lJIl2 ................... om,.................... .. .. ~ ~., ~ . . ~ ......... . . ~~~ • •• _ . . . ~ ••• ~ ... .. . ...... .....................G. ...2..? ...1.9" ................. 1'\ ................ ...... ........................ ............ .... .. , ........................ ................. .L . .. ............. .. ..... r' ."- j oillt me~tillit of th~ bonrd of benlth nu d AWAY BEHIf~D . No ice Given h the Al dermen that Work in the Heal th Department is in Arrears, In aud thr sltl)tlryi~in~ r' - Thi. nCtI'tlloou eX8minin~ 11<·,;lth COnllll', .' bOllrd of pI limbers on<1 plumbing WAS h ..ld this lI\orniu~ ill the mnyor's olll~o. Pl umbin.~ Examiner. J OS"I'h Irr. Fronk L. Beye't ollll " ' illinm Ebb • . Tn'l_ to r of rll1mbin~ Denn " ·ilson. Rud ~{R"or K .nil'ht. ('om missioner of Pllblic 'To~ks " a ni nnd Health ('ommi l'ioner Gre"ne wt"re pres.n t. T h .. hllsln ... done At the meetiu" WftS 'Yllh l'l'D. Urt'eUe ... cut II to t hl' l'OmnlO n connd l lh'ltif ,-im: III t bo,i ~' th at th l' work 111 hi!" (lt~IH\f l nh.1tt. hoth in thl' 111n th~ I' ,·r h'l1f'lUPllt hOll~l' iu~ '-llll't tlon..., Iln ti in till" Imft.>fln of plumhillC' . wn!-. "~ry mlldl hf'hind . Tht' WO l (If thl' Ih':llt h dl'Illl rtlllt.'llt has hel' n Yl'1 ~ m \lrh inl·Tl·:1 .. ~ll b y fl'a:-<Hl of the p rIJ\"i~­ I, ...e b!.'<'n h"l(~ subject b)' the plulUbinlt h't' lllr Ih ·l·t.~:O- "' i\r\· h.m ... or thl' "'t att.' (t.'Ul'BlUlt bOll :--l' I.l \\" . Cmumi .... innt· r nfl'l'IH.' 1l :-kl"'1:1 thllt tl.l' Illnth'f Ill' l'l't"t'rr£'d ttl the prllper l'mlllllit- ruor~ formal than inter(lstin~. Tht'lre nrp a D\tmber of rlll~" to whic-h plnmhero;;; 'fht" board. but whIch hu ,· ~ not bee II h.reto. fore plnced in the rrint ~d list furnished I to plumbers. 'l'he bonrd i. r."ising UI" r nleo, o.nu n~ti?n '''n' tnken to bnys the "'holt' hst rubhsbNl in eomplete fonn. hl thl' ('1)mmilh'{\ HU ordi nallf(,:-o. )tn.' elr Kni1!'ht. City T'rpnsmr\.'r BtI,-'(' kt.'1 I .Hut C'omfltrollt. r 11terwn;.a·1I nO lith',1 rlu· l', Hnmon l'oul1C'il thnt r!f(' l'Ontr:ll' t f~H' {'il:r ~tn~ion(lr~· . {'te .. for 111\' l' u :-'\1inc- \'(':lr ba~l 'l'llt~:{lIIU1h.' r i t!'. hirl o f .. a:!.inl .:. t! .. I lH.'P:l :1.warc!Pll 10 tilt' · ,,'l'ull ~- .................................................................. Cnmp!lny Ht rn1h'r "'l'l'tinn -:l..J.\. of tIll' l'bn rtpr th t"'p (' ity otJldnl:-: ItUYl'l tb e- J,oW\lr to n ward thi ~ nlOtr:W. It j .. nor inC"lIm bt n t ..................................... ............................. on th"m to I"'t'port th~ lll.l ilt'l· ttl th~ ,,~m· mon (,(~t1I1l'i1: in (IH.- t. City Clerk •·n. 111ft' statl·,1 th:11 thi ~ W:h the ·fir.... t tinl!' in tht' II1l'1Il0r,\" of IllOll thot ... n l'll lwtitkot i Hl !Iilll bet'ln ~i n\n. 'l'hC' ..;\"...... iul1 of tbl' bo.atl of nhh'rm~ .1 W :l" takl·n up almo ... t (ln tird,\" with tht, ('t)u"'itll.'r:l1ion of tl rd i n ~lr~ rl' JlOrt~ 'uHl with DR. GREENE ALAR MED Health Com mi ssioner As ks Postmaster- General to Order All Postal Emp loyes Vaccinat ed. tlH\ min ute ... ('on tnininC' .\Jd .. IItHO' " rr"oIntioll r e"'peNilll: p r('pos~l .'!'rndt' ('ro ..... • in,,' impro"ements b" stricken out •. \ 101. IIu·ter <ni d: " I didn't hn"" a chnnce to <p .."k I n ment throu~h o llt tbe "hole conlltn' be romoelled to llnderlto ,·ncdnntion.· thi ... ':':lIhj£"Ct ln~t J1]("l'tin~. That 1'l' .. .)I\1tifm i ... not pacific- in it ...... tntemt'l nt~. 'fhe rni1roml.;: ol1t:ht to pa y n certain 3 1110\:l1t I to the~e ('on~trnC'tllrt""-" "1 ri," to n point of order." sOld .\ ld. :\[nrtin. "II£> i 18ho rin~ unul'r an \l pti· Denr Slr-O\\'ing to the fact that an ('n'llloye of the mail se r,~ ice. who works 8t . th,: ~ . Y. C. & H. n. n. n. depot ill t hIS CIt)". ho. reeently be<!n ntllicted with rnl dehl';"n." "lIe's ."re \\'i II I' per'onnl," .houtod Ald . Hu~ter. " lIt' "'fir.:.: I'm Inhorinl; u nri er nn o pti(,RI cll'l u.;:i('D, a nrl I ain·t." On n t'o te the motion to lUllPud wns 10'1. IImnllpox. a nd is DOW co nfined in the ho.:· pital Rufferina from thnt di:l';;en~e. nnd also t but ~l'"('rnl other ~im ilar c-!\"'es hnyp ('ome to ou r notice . • ome of which bn"e died. I ....ould .ulZlre- t thnt all the e:uploves of the 8. moil sen'i('e be required to submit flealth Commi"~ioner. D r. GreE'ne hn~ had n Ru~picioD aU nloD~ thnt ~mnllpox was bein:z [':prend f r om ll()('he[':ter and other ('itips wh('rt>in th~ c-oDtnlrion ~xist~. throl1e:h th(' medium nl~l~rlllnn thn t .\hI. ~l ni·cho" nnd 'thooe The firot cn~(' c alled to hi& nttel1tion Wfl" that of n r aHway mail c-lerk who W:l!'ol. tnken o ff n train and quarnntined at ~rrncl.l!"e. He hn.l n welHle"elored co"~. Then follow. th~ ('nRe of Bernard (~nffne..r of this I ness fr om typhoid &.tr ~lr. Cornel" . IU. \ alluerblit ~ ster'3 health authorities han re- I from th d" ~ S"IH thAt th.re shall h. no relaxation e me leal VIewpoint III Ih. e lfons to stamp out smallpox in .. typical case." san th~ \' • tho FI(lw.r City. Although $75.0(10 has I Id . lIcn alrenlly b.en a uthorized a nd nearly a ll I ur. A man oi 29. nent. "pE'nt III coping with last s ummer's and and recentl)' over\\'orked, ,.lH Ihe p resent outbreak a nd In erecting t he db ....~ proposed ~Iunlclpal hospital on the War. an ceomes "run do\\'n." \:, , Ing road. the authorities feel t hat their dnnks onI)' bottled .priag n! \\ ol' k i~ no t yet done and hence t h e y ' . ha ,'" r esolved to issue another e ptdemic occasIonally unboiled Crolnt, • pl'C'c1n mtlon. as Is Imperatit'e under the lI\\'a)'s· contains typhoid '.~·hlt" charter. and to raise probabl y fh ,00.00(1 more which will be used In tur. c e. which do not harm a ,,~ nt~hl ng f ree "acclnaUon and In surveil man, tize upon him in his" lanct" an d quaranttne ot suspected cases n nd infected sections. stale 3nd dewlvp th~ fcvt:. ~layor Rodenbec k hns ca lled a special I Dr. A. Seibcrt of )ie\\'·Y~:i.in meeting of the Board o f Estimate for 1 \[ d' 1 J .. to·morrow morning to Issue the . e Ica au rna I, stnklDgly s , ~roclnmatlon a nd will probably cail the : connection between "tvphoid rtl'/! .. ( l, lllml)n o uncll together to·mo rro w d' k' .. night to pass the a ppropriation recom. nn 109 water." The disea c',,_ menllel.1 by the bonrd. in September, and in Februarr \L.,~ Thcre Is a reduction in the population I a d \ '1 . . .' a t Hope hosritol to.day. Tbere were 1;- • n . pn moot IIllrequent. Dr' pu tlents Ihere yesterday morning. FI\'e bert conclude. that this lC~::l; . patlent ~ were dlschargl'd: three died and n ' six ne ll cases were recelnd. maktng a 8.~d •• ov.. Ij du: to the gre.lert",., INnl of I 5 patients at the hospita l tbis lIon of wa t~r bteause 'l)[ ina:Etl mo rnln~. Of the new cases received h' . ye!'terday none \\'ere protected by \'act I~st ID hot wea her, and,. to the /fllo cl natlon of recent date. ence o i more numuous . genm 0 ~ w· I I low water of :earl)' autumn. R~ I from " _Y • ..................... . the German 3rm) bear OIl til! conclusions. , Indit:iduals can against typhoid py -drinking nq r which has not been bottled fCl: i Ca ses No w I n t he Ci ty and 8 T h i r d Ca s e Is F .... re d All ot the persons who 'Were exposed to the four lear old L a wrence bo)', who Is 111 wi th t h e f!maJ1 pox on PennsyivanJa. a venue, with the exception ot the l:nder"'ood tarnJl:r. have been re!enst!d trom Quarantfne. The Carl a nd Folmsbee chH dren ~? ere e xpos ed two weeks ago and h:l\'e sho,,~ed no signs ot ha'~lng ('ontr3ct~ ed the dlsea.se.. All those who were sue. esstully vaccJnated have come through the exposure aU righ t. The m~~bers or But a city go\ernmcnt can g"all/l. crea e 1yphoid by subjecting its l:t . 0 irom typhoid between the ytllS and 1853. By the introauctiot « I abundant filtered water in ISvII)'pt.T. I . deaths were reduced to one III ,\(J.C I +.. Similar aayance has he en ut.d\u Hamburg, Hano"er, Breslau, )b~<' I burg and othe r German citi.·; ~lt~ I o ne pot~nt cause or Gtrmany·s. ' recent grol\ Ih in power and wei I the aeti"ity ()f he r heal th 3uth!; in reducing the waste of pm, C/ . . . .. . ..... .. ................ .. ................ ".... "....... ~_~.......II.L ......- I ~·lth h,Yhunl he jo;; nt 'A.rinn('e ou.£:h t to .... ... .. .. .... ... .. ... .. ... .......... ioj i.:: . , .......... ...... . .. . . wn.... th ·~i r di rty linen" c lsewltere tho n heforco tilt' uO:1 ru. TI.'~ nllle~men then went on with their .................................................................. . rOlltlll{' husme'-s. P? rlty. who I'ot the disea,e from hondlIng '",.- - - -- - - - - -- - -_ __~ «tII!~ mRIl bol!" Rt the "ew York Central sta. t ion. TyPHOID FIVEi' '11 ' ermal lt Jlo l d _ . l o Pr •• la ma tl.. .. I, •• Up on hy Atll llo r lllo . . tic-it' in th ~ BufIni() Enqnirer. in whic-h it about a ,,?eek ngo. A.nother underwood \\Il~ ... nid that h(". "1Ini<:::C'h o ..... wn~ n child. the two·year·old son ot Mr. and "'qnenlpr. \\"n~ n ~ fal ... £, Rf: untruth ('onlt) M rs . .Tohn t;nderwood. Is now de,,"elopln; hl'.. lip nth.'mpted n IOD!! E'xplnn:ltion of sfgn s ot ha, pfng contracted the disease. ~ th" ma tter f{>fi'rred to in the a rticlC'. hu t wns frt'f}1.h'l ntly ill tC'rrllptNl. F inan, th(' ~ mntt('r d r,"' pprd. it ht'ill::r S\1~t:'('~('d b',' one ,.011lt .. •.. • .. •• \!' ~ ... - ... yon rs, "Y\' ul ter D. Grtene. of the l:nlted Rtntes mnlls. 6' the t"nder"'ood taml l y are s Uit kep t In ..I.ld. ~[nischo's left the chnir. and on QuaranUne beca.use they we re exposed to n <llt~ sti on Ol pri,ilpc:e ndur~~ .. d tbe the l:nderwooo child whleh was tal,en 1\1 oonfll. li(' "lniuu-'1i tha t fl ('erhlin nr- t o vnceinntion. n~p e('tful1y . f ~--~O~R~A~I~SI~K~O~K~I~F~U~~~D=S==~~= ,~~-:~====~~~ SMAllPOX nUl-lETIH ~t('p of ~£I'nding' to Postmn tE'1'-Gen('r31 Pnrnp fit "'nc::hington 0 w ritten requeH that nil empl()~'es of the po<toffice depart. Follo wing is n cop y o f Dr. G reene's Jetter: To the P ostmaster-General, Wns:hingtOD, D. C.: ................................................ ...................... the trnn ~nt·tinp of routin~ bu.!-.int·!-.... The- ............................. ............. "hlt'I'I1lPIl hA tl Iwfot'(' tbpru a wht'lh'lg tiP hntC'h of l'(\mml1ni('n tion~ from t ht:' "ity r:r 1 ~ 02 ~l.rk !:oUf.";II)! thl'OI or nClion h)' th;, ............ .. . - - -............... ~............ ............. .. l1pprr hon"l' ( 1i~nppnH·jn C' of nUllWrtllU fit t .. I ) f tlH' :\ld('rl1'£'11 . ,,'h('n tho nld('rmec com(' to th., ren.l· .. .... .................... _ .. ......."'._...._ ...._ .... iu!! of the minure' of th., In <t ntel'ting .\ 1(1. IJu ... ter moved tha t thnt pnrtioll of U The report (rom Cle,elnnd thnt six pos. tal employe. in thnt dt)' bnd teeu .trioken with .mnlIl'o" Il'd lIe.lth Commb.ioner Greene tbi~ morning to t oke the \lllU. unl tT. !ll'tion. I.lt'I'lUt'l\· .... l·n t th(· l'OnUJl11l1lt-utinn ............................................... ...................... TIli:'!; mnde h im unensy. nnd the re- port of the r nses in Cle"elnnd mo"ed him E'NS. /<~~ ~h~F:~t~? \:::l~:~eR;,.ater ~[LrN[[-nfn ;~~~ use~ T[~[Mt~T ~~~~f X INSPfClml, th r n Uffalo is compelleJ to It j~ not what we hun? ;], right t o expec t with one of the grea t est rh·ers in the '" orhl flOWIDf! through OUI' bounuarie.s 13uf'falo has: e"ery ren~OU to ('om plain or ...................................................................... t he wnUB· recenth· punlped. The <.ullount of water pumped. is said 1.0 be- enonllO US But t hat is not ,,,-hat ne ",·ant. Buffa l o 'would p r efer pure water and not InuC"h o f it to a. generous suppilr ot 10 l lludd Y,·e' ·ll ~melling tankage lIke t hat "hich fl ows out o f the p ipes 11lOrnings Something is wron g . U the increase in I In ........................... ........... ....................... . .-r t he aJllo ..nt oC sewage b~lS polluteu the <aid b" the C:o; I-h"er beyond the old lin£' ()~ impu rity So much has been: In p~rtJculJI. " N ot D ead. but 5 1eepeth." u ntil it h as contaminated the current Organlza llon So~II~~n a! tbe te.~ ,) 1 • • E dito r Th E" EnQ."ulr(> r: [lunU:-'" • g the con " .-/ The tomb~ton~·lllscription ab('lYe may b~ 1n the immediate v i ci nity of the intake gard 10 the follo"'lng CO t!' _ . .. ..... .... .. ~ .....(."'.~ . :-. .. ... .. ..... . ... . . applll-.lb1(· 1.1) the Sl'nl:Ca Street Business crib. there should be a prom pt report houses th3~ea~Ofticer ,.e'" I. ............ .. . :\1 · n's A~ .. odfttton. (rom the condition in _ _ _ _ _ __ ~~ whJtoh the Hfl't:l Is at the pI'~sen t time. upon t he t act and p reparation s should t i from mrrY WIll be or •~ - 'nth second·hand clothing stor,". fuml . Aldermen to ~. of the Slate Te~ un NV A LESCENT. lur,,' nnd ptanut stands. d h ·tS. cheap sa.· be Jnude fo r aban doning th e present PATIENTS CO "On .coe k o! the de"" ,.. _ 1 )('ms ano YC1l""lOUS other dele-s tabl e and ob~ pl ..tnt as soon as In3~tb e. It will ne,·e r Hou~e la"" the wor d The 'Kor~~. jeC'lionabtC' featu r es. Is it a n'" w onde r th a t ~ . '. IncreaS'e . )DJ~~.. • of . alconer F re e d rrom t he someone would caB on the S. B. )1. A. to. , do to compel thi::. great ('tty to worry t1 hn ~ grea tenement hO\lfte ....td 8 m a ll poX. look to its colo rs? Complaints ha ve gone !JDg using ilu pure W.:lter. . / hi nd bO lh.:: of Plumblng'h~D~tltr ~ to tht:' Be>ard of HI-nlI.h at various tim es. and bUrll~ ad~lse that t ' II It will be gratifying [or both resi- and v(Ory ff'r qU@iitIy 'C'i't" the Chief ot P o· respect U to the proper d(nts ot Falconer and thiS ci ty to l~nrn ·~fiem:t~(\~~r~~~e~a~a.:t n~ecstltmt~ 'nt~\~ rtd 1'efer b 8('tfon a s may that at pres~nt the pati~nts alleged to time that the buslnet:'s men got together tak~ !U~lIyor. c omptroller . _ . ..... d tor 1.he" tmpro\'t'm~nt of the s tr\!H. moral· 'I'M' certifted tbat b •• III \\ Ith smnllpo", 1<\ the \ lI\age an I, as " 'ell as oth.r,,1se. VI~"DBX. 'I'ti'asUti'r Cor suburb~. :lrc- (on"ale~eent ann practI · Buffalo. December ~th. a\\'arded :"0.,, hI:,rn .. ;;ur~~ ..1F t o ftct. lilt i" a i1'1lye s ituotion." e:::id D r . <?r e-ene thi ... mornint!'. "If ~Ome preyen· tlve mensures are uut immedi:1tt»y taken the r t> Is no telling bow fnr the ~ dic;e8<il~ mo), he sprend. I b~iie"e tbnt nil l'O<tRI C"mployes :-;hould be ,nCril1llted. There is ~)~o danll r to t>er~on", reeei Yiug lllo il from Infected housoec; . hut there i!ol no WflY to ench th£'m. .\.n~· perS:OD receiYin~ ~u('h alfl'ttpr ~hc\1111 take pre!"lltionnry Dlensure ,·ulnntnril y.·' ·P • • • • • • • • • • • EC ... 2 1 02 ·.. ····· .. ······.. ···.. ···········(;:.·j·f{·t;:·i ···· .... ········ =================='" 'PEOflLE'S COL UM N. f SOl Health Comm issione r Greene I Asks the Aldermen Take Action. _...............:.:-<.:...................... ................. fa r the conta"lon h9.S departed. ...,....lulhorities o[ the lown of EllIcott cl:thn that the diSease is under con· epidemIc Is feared. _ - I'" to �:::::-:::::;=::::-.~" III 1C t a t er them • noth,pr thin Tb"r'" W'er'" in th ""I~ty'~ IIIrt or 10. ~.".al n m~' e that 1 hp e rous m.ula..dy and the othe-r .. Uh .-Jh:tn 'I lml"n HI!' I"uld r • 'h - FEVER u rr~rlng "'lth AOme dan. p t!"IH.&-<JO. 11 .. Cct r,. ot fiI"M t Jtat ould \ ho ml~ht have 0 ...... do(;l<>r rr'" L tor. m-'r t1 ISLATIO N at ... put In proppr You lflf-'-in POUlt!' )t')u hav,," )0\1 F So .,.. AadJ... .Jr, ... .. C••_ ltt_ •• C •• fIor A clJa ment F rom the A cting H ealt h . Ity. \\ hlch ('un bp (ak~n Cd.rf. "t f1t1~r (h,. blgli;t'r ",! .\t')r f!- c"lnriilloned '-l COMPENSA- EXPERT ClAIMS • AlE TOO 1IICiII' Origin or Typhoid-E xplanatory State- th~ $! FOR TIO N OF INSPECT OR . (lVSU " 1'( Ct!NT Ht!LP. I" Co IO\l1ng out. lh.~t Unp or \"o1 it \\ mpo. IbJp with th,. Hmitpd tore . . "hkh thl" det."f.r.ml"nL has It) rp&c.:h I'm JI'="T' t~n~!'l1f'nt!ll 1n th .. oUf.c;klrts of on' Officer. "ba~." \\~re obHgpd to nfl'- The D lrl t ol lh,. tponemen M.C-au eo r.ot lIufflcl .... nt hl'Jp·" a .t-k_t1 'Tn 1" Ju, "bal [ m .... n." I\tUo Dr. • :rt't'ne' r pi),. "H,,,\ many d·lItll'lnal In p tor" \\ 1)1Jld h~ TPqulrt i In order to mRk ... )"I)IJ( In.i{)f'Nl ,n lind t\ork thorough fln.j If)mpJ~t# •••• ".\[ J£'1-1~1 wt) In Ilee or~ . nlf,T \\ ('! c()ulrt ('t)\ lIT lhl'" \\'(' )\hfJul,1 .il~() helve an \Vlth tntlrf~ t\\tl city. addltJon.tl {,Jurnbtf_ •• / ··rhr· nt'\·, quin'" rigid houIIP Ja\\ r .. . In~pf"('(If)n of lhp plumbing, \\ hI , h gueH Into tpnpmpots In prO(,f'!IIfl 0(' ollAtrunton, aOft in gh'p. that lhp nt. I I"'ntlon thl' 13\\ dpmll.nda It nN·p!ll~ I'olrY tn t.lkp onp of our plumb"r!ll ft,\\a)'l (rom hip! r('Kular \\ nrk anrl flU him af th,tt • • -0 \\P oped an(')thpr plumbcl to luk .. his plat·,. ·· • Ho\, many tf'npmf"nt hf)u~~ Inf'IlP 1. Ot~ haVE" you 00\\ all thp ypa.r ilround···· "Onr' t nrn allo\\'ro (h ... ,..~r\'ln·~ of twrt ~anlt;lry In~pE"c'ror~ fnr n\'f> mQnth!ll. (lurIng thp WArm wf'athl~r Tht'lr buflo!" neB 1j:J 10 In"pf'" hurh~r' flthops, etc'" IholJgh Jast "Uilltner t g ..l\fl lhf"m In. ~!I urtinnH to lonk Into f'nndillon~ tn t rOt ntpn(fII, (on, whlli' tht·y "rrf" nn lh~lr round1-," "Bow mRny tr-nl"lllPnltll al to lh,.rp In Burralo"" ".\ huu I 600II." " A nd ynu hA.\'p hUl nn,. rf>gular In. !Pnprr.rnt I "-'Ui ~Iln ~~~ t~1 If tM[~1~ ~~t ~ M~~~ IM~~~~ml - ISSloner Greene IIp,.r t nr?'' ",hIlH one:' --~--- I~ .•.•..•.•... . - ot ColumM :" Unlll Jura' SO, HfII(). ot a m~d • lcul a: nll:H)' lnal ector tor lht purroe fUI!llIltln.- in Invt- llg; t iona n c a.ry to d,,u.'rmlnf" ~ D.!I ( r 11.1 pr cl caLlt\ the ('Irl~ln NIt lyphuttJ tf'\'''r In Indlvhlual ('II f.'y Inc-Io~(' a dra.ft o f .L ('onc-urnmt rl' olutlon dt.·!flgrlf-d to "tr"'c t that nbJt· t ntl ea r!! all)" rccomm,o 11 Il!( t arl)' adpf,lh Health Office Explains. ~, ~ , " '11.'. J T ~l'C) .~ r 1-' ~' () " ( O ,tt' t. I ....................................... . 22 02 .................DEC -............................................... Vorsl Places la en First ORE HELP. o , 95 -_ _---- "~r" t.a k~n bulId!nt{ --~---- ,._----- _._--- t)n Ibe ,",uUylng .tree • lome or "hi b mall. three tamll)' buildin g In "hleh f>ndllJolUI could not poe,l bly be .s bad"" In th~ bl.; thlckl)"pOpulated IOrl(:tn"'nt buildIng In the It.l.lIan qu r . I.,.,. and In and about C nal lTeet. I (omptve1 It my du Y to ......-... Fro 1/ ... EHIND IN TENEMENT INSPECTION. R:EA L TR C OM MIS S ION E R G1!EE :;::: so INF ORMS ALDE R M E N AND ASKS F OR COMMITTE E ACTION. IIo. pltal �.............................................................. , ~inta ItlgftI! rom·············· .. ·····.. ·· ..·· ............................. . D. . L ... ~ - , ..................................................... . . . . . ............ ........................... ...................... ................... U"\\Te had an estilnate m ..... , ...., ............. ..... .................. , , ........... . ~ " . -..... ~- bur au of bullding." said Colonel, "'l'he old brick of the store house was I;;::~== g oing to pieces and", great deal of IUHng In w a s needed. It w as more than an ord inary painting job. I accepted thal co ntract. No,,'. I wish t o state that dvring t h e last year I h a y!! s ig ned probably from $1.500,000 to $2,000,000 w orth of contracts for the depa rtment. O ut o[ all tbat. three little measly matters FFICIALS CLASH. Councilman A sh and Com- are brought up. SOllle gentle1nen were very loud in their critic ism ot a stationery Item. Then there was something a bout badges 1 bought, and no,,' this th ing comes up. Nothing good Is said about the enOr1110US al110ullt 1 ha"e just mentioned, but criticism Is flooded up· on th ese three little matte rs. As for the matter of politicians, 1 leay~ that to Mr. Ash. He know s more about that Question than 1 do," Counc ilman Ash jumped to his feel. "Tbere are othe r things that 1 know or upon which criticism may justly be placed," he said. "I'd like to kno\\' why the Commissioner of Public 'Works put 600 fee t of six'inch water mains In Jer· sey street from Fourth street toward the riv eI', ran 640 feet more of It north through the park laml o n the ,,'at er Bill for Painting held up- Ward calls Ash a DemaeoJ!ue and is very hotly answ ered, Comptrolle r Forced to l:3a Down at Board of Esti- mate Meeting'. Th e citv Is ask ed to pay $421 for a .lob, which. according t o City Auditor 'A n s lem J. Smith, is worth $211:10. The ..nan who seeks to collect twice the amoun'= of what 1\[1'. Smith considers a fall' price Is L ambert DeakeT's. a p al ntlng contractor. A s Mr. Deakers fron t to Porter avenue, and 300 fee t of C itv's hnanJ had a contract with the depart men t nlore 1n P orter a venue toward the yacht of publlc works to do the work at that l'tub. There's only one building th ere, by p rice, It l ooks as if he would be abl(' 81ld that doesn ' t pay taxes to the city. I to coUect It. But the councilmpn will Rs ked th e water superintendent '~hy he j\\r. Gilman. l ook into the matter, an investigating had done It._and he said it was 'the col .. committee being appolnted yeste rday. aile!'. plan.' And Ward tells us it's One feature of the case i5 that thp conp ar t at a general plan he's laid out. He' s At th e 111eeting of th e Bl)t1rtl of tract was let by the department or l"pending the people's lTIOn e y that way. Estima te and A pportiomllelll lhts public works without seeking any To spend money in this way is e...xt1'3Xamorning the Comptroller m . u..le an atother bid. I gance. That nlOne,r neyE'l' ~houh.l haye tack on the H ealth Utftee. The meeting Colonel FranCis G. Word, the Comwas specia.lly calltld to i~su e n. prot'missioner of PubliC 'Works, and Coun- been spent. God forbid that more 111onla.maUon und er wh:1 h the Board ('ould cIlman Ash came Into sharp contact el~ go tha t way. I'd lii<e e\'el'Y councilcall' for a n apT )priation of ..1n addiwith one anothel', as the result of lhe ma~ to go down and look where that tional $;;0.000 [ u .. the lIeu lth D~part· disc u ssion ot the Deakers' contract be- water pipe was laid." nlent, ThE" a p propriution was allow~d. "Yes, and 1, t oo, wouJd like eyer y 10re the councllmen, and the sparks ~'he Comptl'ollt~ I' said: flew. They had several encounters, dUl"- councilman to gOI " shouted Colonel "Mr, ,M ayor, 1 ('an not a t this lime 4ng which Coun cilman Ash c harged the Ward. "It ' s too bad that MI'. Ash isn' t attac h lny signa ture to an :llJPt·vjwia· c ommissioner ,vUh extravagance j n th e Commissioner of Public W·orks. Retion calling fo r an a dditiona 1 funtl ," other Instances. They Indulged in per· ports on such tnatters are always made "'Vhat are you r reasons for ~u('h sonali ties at times. AU in aU, it was to the pntire board of councilmcn, not action, :MI'. l'omp t roller'!" one of th e warmest sessions the coun- to MI'. Ash alone. There'll be anothe r "'VeIl, I anl informe d th at the report next Monday. " cilnlen have ever h eld. )ll e tho d~ pursue- I! by thE' H €'al lh D ~part ­ "We ll, I don't like my money s pent The Deakers matter came b efore th .. nlent in \'optng with <l;seases al'~ Yt ry councilmen in the form of the report of tbat way," said lIIr. A.h. lax. I h ave aiRo h €'en to ld that the "Your money," said tile doughty colthe claims con1mittee of the lo\yer quaranti ne methods em ployed are 13 x Ilouse, which was adopted by th e a l- onel, sneeringly. and that faYoritism has been ~hown "Yes. my m !li!,ey," sa Id Councilman dermen on Monday. Deakers painted and in this w ay rlisea::-: e h a s be~n althe city storehouse on South Dh·is!on Ash. "I'm a t1,'(payel'." lowed to ~prpad. I thi n k it i~ sprt'ading Things Quieted down then for awhile street. h aving previously submitted 0. faster th an it ~h ou l d.'· bid of $<121 {or the work to the depart- and the committee to inyestlgate the Flat Denial by Gilman, ment a ! public works. Those figures painting bill was named by Chairman were accepted by the departnlPnt, no Fleischmann, as fo llows: The M essrs. ".i\fr, )1 3 Y"O 1', I wish lO Ilwke a stolteeffort being made to get any other bid. Klin c k, Stoddart an d Dunbar. ment l't:g-o..lrJing t his matter," sa Id. The n ext encounter between IIII'. Ash Commis::::ionel' Gi h113 n . who had j u~t Under the Charter bids for a ontract under $500 do not b a "e to be adyprtlsed and Colonel ,I'ard came toward the ~teppeu into the l"OOn1 , "I rlen:\' th .1. L latter part of the session when a bill for, but some offic ials often IIwlte se'·· tn ~re is any laxity on the part 'of t)l~ eral firms to submit figures on gmaUer to pay $70 to Thomas T. Maboney for Officials of the Hea lth D~purtment or c ontracts, either by telephone 01' n1ail. fourteen YOIUDles of Comnlon Council ully othl'l' Offil'i HIf: h i1\·ing jurisdiction When Deakers's bill for $411 reached proceedlng8 was reached. Colonel ( , \re r nL.Ht ~ I'S appertainin~ to the eon · trol Of r-mallpox. City Auditor Smith, that Individual, "'Ya rd saId the books were necessary fo llowing out his usual custom, Inves- to compl~te the fU.es of the depar tm ent "1 re(,fh·et.l my information l'e;:,ardtigated It. As a result h e refused to of put;lIc works. ~Ir. Ash dldn't be· it:~ the lax q uarantine ronuitions from approve it and the matter came before lieye th e city r-hould have to buy back n~ry good autho r ity," said tht:" Com ..... t he a ldermaniC cla hn con1mittee, }'1r. books that It publisheil Itself. Mr. t r OI1PL '·1 was told all r know aboui. Smith reported to the claim committee Ward said he had advertised for the (he mint e r by one in \·t:>r~.. l'l08t~ tou.·h that a fair price for the work was books, had had a h ard time getting a ny \,·ith tht" offiCia ls of the Ht'illth Depa!·t!)WJlt antI oUter dty offh'iat~ and wh) $211.10. He said he reached that sum olfers and bought them at the lowes t atter having measured the amount of possible price. i~ an offidaJ himfielf. I \\a':;;' infornwd 11,- thi s g("ntieman th at la\·oritLtm 11<1'"" painting done and getting prices from I "I rna". to amen d the r esolution by vario us reputahle master painters. hh~n ~ho\\ 11 in the q u a r'nntining of th.' paying $~S Instead of $/0." said ::III'. smallpox ('lH'S and th at politk.::: !l:-t~ There were 988 yards of ",aU space, Ash. hl!Cn blought Into the !-1'itu.llio·'i. ... w hich be computed at twenty cents a "All this cant and rot by CouncU"r think th.\t if t he- ('omptrollt:r hil'" yard and 90 feet of fence, which he man Ash Is demagogy," Bnld Colone l h 'rd ulIYlhinK that Is 11ut to Ih€' C'!·t',lit computed at fifteen cents a toot. How- ,Yard, hotly. (,f a dty otli<'iaJ this B oard is elltitl"" 1 ever, the committee reponed tn fa\~or "That's aU right," said ::111'. Ash. .know t h ~ nume of h!, infol'mallt , ' of allo,vlng the cla im on the ground "YOU don't think of the dollars." :gaid l 'Ol'('Ol'ation ('Oul1sel SUlherlnn.J that the department at public works "Ot course, you know all about it," "~[y liut'l ·IT·P sealef} a l .(~ I utllnOt tt'll had given a contract to D eakers for sait! olonel 'Yard. \\'~o _It \~'c.l~," 1'~_)pJit~j th t~ (, 'omptro1!PI', · the $421. "Well. I'll follow you." said lIr. Ash. \, a.':' tt ~tny Orfit"IU I :J 1 llTe~en l in the Councilman Ash recited the r esult of "And I'll follow you," responded the ro(un ," a!"k ~ 1 :\11'. ~ Ulh{'l'iand . Auditor Smith's Investigation to his colonel. hI (';: n iJIlH'H~ 1' that." thf10 ('omptl'r>11t r ('olleagues when the claitn committee's "I'm going to see how the p<'ople's ~alr1, "ft WaR from 11(,,' .. Ily that is in report came up yesterday. Com mis- mon ey Is spem," said Councilman Ash. this r~Jm at 1.>I·(,~~llt tho t ! ,'C{ dV{'i'i my flloner Ward was in the room. "Was "I ''''rorked hard for all I got." information ," there a formal contract " Then Mr. DeskCouncilman Steul arose to protest C'OJn Olb; o.:iol t' l' l:il n; f1 c:aili that hl ers?" asked ~lr. Ash. against 3.!1J' more personalities a nd the had IH:'\'t~I' h ...~1l a pp1'O (It I hy .\ poP"Not a written one." said Commis_ regular order of business went on. :\Ir. l.icl a n with it ,'equ ... t fr.. rli!:il'OTlt'II11sioner Ward. "We accep ted his letter Ash's motion to cut down Mr. Maho· a.o(' ~ of a 'I u,tri.lflt in', I • Ih'lt hi" Ili\11 Eubmitting a price." ney's bill was lost and then the original br-en HPJ ' 11 ;U h£>tI h~· 0' ,I J't"npl~' i1l1d "Di 1 ~·o u ask anyone else for bids 0" bill of $;0 "as approved. had 1' ( fu prj II) "oll~id('1' .; .. "(>qUf'sts, "No, I considered his bid satisfactory, A reporter for The Express asked ~lH ynl' l~f'lh l.ht,(. k ~a q • ~l l'. (' )tnpupon the r eport of the inspector." Colonel " '''I'd if he h ad any repl~' to trolJt>r, lla' J"C'" h, ~ Iln l I '1 all~ 1<1:\ "Well, the politicians know what llluke t o Counctlmnn Ash's assertions nle-lh ou~ ll:-f~d 1.1 tl (, h.,·' Hng (If thi!" Deakers Is," sald lI1r. Ash. wi,h respect to the needless laying of (H~ell~.·. (·01IlPl i~ .. io. PI' (J 11, Jl an,j thl "1 think you know more about It than w a. ter pipe. The colonel answered: o ffi(' lal:-- of th'~ JIe:dlh Ih'p.ll"t11IPl1l I do, " r e sponded Colonel Ward, hotly. " The laying of the water pipe was h;IY~' .\\ 1') 1 h 1 nh:·ht a :"\ I )" !":inc(' lhl "Didn't we have trouble 'with Deakers rpcommended by the board of health In b 'eUklll;:' {·t.t c-f t (I t,j "!lIt .ttl t t \'( 1',·before?" asked Chairman Fleischmann. 1901 as a :mnitary measure. There was t hi ng r o~sihlt h I~ i't'-t"n dont1 to :::t'l~ll "Yes. h e's the same fellow," said out thr> d, It'P. typhoid on The Island. as the land beouncilman Ash. t ween the canal and the river Is " " ('11, It,+, :\layo.·. 1 am nnw 1"\'.H1)" tn "Yes. and the auditor was mixed u p called." .. lgn rb (' 1,ru('l.:1mntinll ." ~a,(l th~ C'umpwith It before," ~.. Id Colonel ,Yard . trolln. "But Councilman Ash sa.y~ there are "There's a personal feeling between the ulys th l.lt ti mC'" you got clown t .... no houses or people there?" auditor and 1.\1r. Denkere=." h U!.;ln e :.-s/' ,-,'plh·d t h~ ~l;t~ or, t'Well, there are." Auditor Smith was sent for. He re( In mot H'I f)f .\lr. Su th prlnnd :1 rp.;,n"Ho\\' much was expended In laying iterated aU h e had said In his le tter to lUtiUH Wa!'\ P'lss~tl t't'l)upstillg t.he C·OIt·lp_ th .. pipe·" the aldermanic claim conuulttee, ~ay­ Il pl" t n (+OIl1I11!l nh'st(' tn th~ )'1,1\·01' " I can· t tell offhand," was the reply. ing he beUeved the bill was $200 too 111l11l,,· pC t h . . . ntUd.t1 who gaVe him Then the colonel got a bit Impatie nt. fie, aUf'ged illfOl'l nnti(\f\. (~nnn'rning hl \' high . "Mr. Deake,'s Is a good fri e nd of "'Yhy. pract1cally a U at the pipe laid mine." he con tinued. " T h ere is no ha d -lu~n\Jl tl.1l T:H,lhofls. was done ' In accordance wJth the acf eeli n g b e tween us." • C OtlUnm "' l,m - :\ff'("Jil\to~ ~\.'s " U~g'''':':'_ t ion er t he Common Council Tha t b ody "Do you go over f 11 b ills?" a~ k ed taf) n tha I i\ 1'1 k t~ o[ :s t.l)110 1~e-r ar t f.l:g<l,'e the author ity ," he said . Councilm a n Smit h. h e- ('O bl)'A Hill ~i; for· H re";€'lvnh bt" .. All wher e th e contract is u ndpr $500 " /)"~,, by til>' Board . s 'iI""l)'.r"'~ said the a udito r. "'Ye h nve a t ~gul~ s Ystenl, a nd we are gov~rncd by a $50,000 APPRO PRIATED Charges the cial Officer Refu ted pper House Resolves Till New Quarantine Ho.. Shall be Built on Prese. Site. End of long, Ie&. ous and Bitter COO~ versy. COUNCILMEN CLEAN UP TABLE FOR THIS lUi After many days ot deHberatg discussion the CouncJlmt'n, in deW:t thdr laNe for the yC'ar yesterday, erod Ihe Old. Ing.,lousl)'.wonied ""'" I I tlon ot the Buffalo Gas ('ompallf. rt!erenc.e to furnishing the Cit)' I'.th fo!' five y ears, from March 1 1)1.. )'larch 1, l~j , still undisposed of. It i'e-"n on the table since Ja! t Aug,::a H aving failt'<i to obtain desired siens, and tbere being no atternlUn" to l!.pproyt1 or dfsa pproH: the Crtc1 reduction as proposed by the c a nd recommended by Ih. lamp Co","", of the &1n rd of Aldermen, the C illt'n t'Je<' tt!d to clisappro\'t. This 'l\l! unanlmomlr on motion of l Ir. Sto&... So far a.c; gas Ii ~hting Is concern'" l£a\'!'s the ('ity in statu! QUQ, !hi ratES pre''ali until next yea r's Council ~s in a posit ion to tllke the CIl.~ up and enrlea\'or to get better trrm. t I ~ an uIl53tll:factory but not a. (Itl"IIUt'J "'ondltior. of affairs. The new ~ C~uncil ma\, succeed in reachlrtf amil'able ~d rcasonahll!' adj\lSlma>l. ra te::. The Quaran tine H ospital again rropfi: up In the Board or Councilmen ru t when Mr. steul took exctlpllon to tk wording ot the notice of intention t.) the erecUon at a ne'" building on IhlP' en t site to be known as the City H~ No sooner did Mr. Stoddart rna'." pro,'e than Mr. Steul was on hI" ( ~ an amendment to strlJ;.e out the 'ton the presen t Quarantine Hosf'!ltalJDI. The old arguments were re-ha.btd. III I l\'hen it went to n ,"ote the amt~ was l os.t by 5 to 4. The mlmlri~ nI made up ot Me re. Dunbar, Kreiner a nd SteuJ. M.r Dunbar propos~ rroucti Ii of • . h "', .... su m to be expended on I • rre. ... ~ In ~ for repairs, makmg it $3)') IPI $:-)1) was also lo~t afte!,,~n1,e ger~ ing which " as simply 11 .".••10 o[ - I to I I " ..._......................... ............1.....- _.H....... £C..............................- I I ~c hedulE' of pr lce~ t:~tabli~ hed by the uni011'" a nd the buHder~' (;x c ... an~: ' There js no .ette knOl\'S of that stand· �~ - ................... .................-........................- ~ MA DE Tu O~ • •••• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • ••• •• •• • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •_ .........u •••• <'; " . mb . r o t c"''' I1."". re . a nll J'u l pH F. _ I ltl t ed 10 '.1''' Jr l. of , -CO u " , l oQ _ U •• 1t b O nll c u r O o l . r _ I .. . . ' • • t a a u d l'lflur e o t H op", lJ v . p , . , . fl.. •• _ . _ •• _ _ •.•••••• _ ••••••••• ., ..............._..__.-. . .................................... . _. ............................................... ---- "\ . .. -'i'~ ~~ ! ... -............ ~~~~ _.............__..~ OUI\ ~ t -r- / "~'f"r ... t , . . . . . , 'h u r. 'N.f". I J �I UU'<'e or foul' weoolts. And·tlnhCO~~Uslo~ I challenge 1I01l)' InteUlgen P ys c o.n th tflcfency of the. remedy subdl~::::t' :'ursc when the ruptures .......... :e n~merous. a g~neraJ application all OVea' the bod}' would be necessary. ........................ Pc"pl" often acquire the disease without .:!~ .............;.. ;... ·I( ''t;':¥· kno,,1ng In what J1l,3.llllel' they were exposed It. whlle the truth Is the germs of . smallpox. etc.. ,,111 tlO:1t In the air an ...................... . almost unlimited distance. ~ALLPOX PRECAUTION . The tru.e theory is-kill tho germs beJIl fore tbey escape. --Truly yours. TIMELY SUGGESTIONS BY L~O~ LEONARD HENKL' l ARD HENKLE REPUBLISHED BY REQUEST. l Iviille lnertoallunlg~fofltn, einfd)liefiTldjm-n, ~ Ierlil r.lei,ll,net lnermelfet ~n' - " ...................................................... _.. .. ge nieur, ~n[ltumel1le lIn h- anbere i8u, ...... ~ ..' ..................................................._ teau-l)lusgaben, $176.420.46 ober eltoa , 2!· !proaenl be t Sto fte n bes [(lerfes lInb bebeulenb Ineniger' ag, bie lnertoaI> ............................................................ .. b b I~ ~g~ foftenl fut. ~d) ule~ un an, ..e ren ftnbhf dj e m- rbetten. ,\;)lerbOn mu ff en $100000 aogtsogen toe rben, toeIcI,e bit Glabt alS !prlimien fJeim i8onit>betfauf . IJ f, ! erdlel "a '. (g tour'be baro'Uf qingetoie[en, bat, ba blie m-ofd)iillet bon ben @eridjten w nannl luUr ben, bie ~tabl feine ~·on . ---.m,..................__ •._•• ........................... ...... troUe Uver l>ie 3ufprUd)e fUr @Sd)aben In response to many requests fl'om an £iinbereim 1)l1oe. :Di'e m-ngeIegtnqeit citizens. '£he Evening Times today re.-.................................................................... murbe an bas lJinan3 ~~omite lJerh.lie ~ Repaired Until a Deficiency bl'shes tho following valuable lettel. fen. r.u .1 . ' Tbe Bond is Issued, which wus Ilrst ;:cbl~~h~!tm .............................. .................~ .... .. .............. ~nillit.6; ~JHIl.llljffiir lillalter 31 Evening ':rlmEes Ofi Times' . I@teenefanbtegeflcm ein ~tm>1!n an ,. ...... ..... -Ie ""rEditorThe \'enng 11 re COUNCIL I think I correctly estimate you in ~IC ... werlnen. _1 itm'lO'e rmen, Inorin er uml me f)r Jd SHOULD ACT. saying your position has aU along be r ge[ttigen ~i llung bcr m-fbf r~ , in feinem i8Ureau erfud)te, toeiI burd) bee.n to ""'oid unneces~~:y a~i~~~ s:::,: tntn ergriff lnorflller lJJlaifdj 08 bie @e> ba~ neue ~taalts '.%memen!9Clu~ge[e~ (;(1'1ng .the :n~~~~~. t~~inlk 'as I do. that legenqdt rid) all m-lb. ~09n martin bon ' illie m-rbtit vebeu!~nb angetoad)fen, fel; Col. Ward Hopes to Have Plans for the New Quarantine ~;;,:e;'~~I~C should trutbfully know eX- bet 20. [(larb 3U reiben, toeil loerfel 6e . @r fagl, mit feinen jelligen £.ellten f:J i"Ung condltlons. '1'0 whute,·er. extent oei bert) neulicf)en repu6rifanifdF il I er nidjl im ~tanbe bie m-rfm! au leI', Hospital Ready by Ignorance of facts exl.ts l'elatlllg to 0 m . <m It;.~ • r.::t· ' I ft tllng 01 public sufely. to that ex- {,j;uU€Uil .Ub. "etl ,),c""a~l re n 1m '" Ill) en. February I.. ten~Vt ~\'1Il fear exist. The public mlnsl gtfaffen 1mb fUr Il((b. ~oqn Stid aT;; ~ie amenbirle mefolulion bettefrs if. s('ldom In error wilen afforded '~ ~anbi'baiJ fiir lnot[iBer b(~1 !Jtil¥qe,l; g. 'ott bon be t ~lraBenbaqn ~ @efeUfd)afl intelligent opportumty to act. 19no1' ff' t f, It @ n" I " IJJl t' I ",II, ~,II, I . f ~.r, fl> Col. Ward. Commissioner o[ Pub! ",nee on any subje-ot is the parent of Imm. "a e. r er. ar e, "",r... ar 1.1: g,eto unf"llen '"' el e. am " ~ on Work •. declared last night that thOle. wrong conrlusions and erroneous ac- f)a.be lqm borf)er gelagt, e.r lOu~be fill ~quart toutbe g~tg~elfl-en . m-Ib. ?JIat- lion of the Common Council In appro. lions, as ignorance of fa.cts lea~'es ~tlH: 9hemnnb bon b(t D[lfelfe fltmme n. tin mat 'ber @inSi'ge, lYer boagegen fltmm. prlatlng ~500 for the repair of the pm· mind without a foundallOn ,for Juu.otn ~ .;sa, ,\;)r. lJJlartin qaoe fogar qod) U1l'iJ 'e ent dilapidated quarantine hospital ij o~ anlvlng .1t any conclUSIon exceI,t r T f , l l , .. b f" IJJl t • of no eflect and thaIbefore tlie.orl fear and s~perstltion. Therefore l (~el;g be_ryro,",en, It t tour e IIr C 1m-lb. m-bam's mefo(ution. be!'vefis be'1: can be done Il will be necesso1')' I think It o[ the utmost impOrlance lhilt .,,;au)ren thm men . Ieblm ~'qatler ~ 'llmenbimngen murbe pa.s a new resolution authorizing the the public should know all the fa:ts '~!l. ~!JIartin ve[tritt, bafl er berarti ~1? tvenfaU!! angenommen. I.,ue of a deficiency bond to pay lor that are to be known about smallpox- )llerfpre,ll,ll ngm gemu,ll,t ~aoe toii f)rer,(J the cost of the work. Wl1at It Is. ho'" to prepare the system. '"' '"I 'I " @in lnotfd)lag aUt @tfpatnit iJon "Under the resolution adopted." !&Jd i{ exposed to it. and IH)W to treat them- 'ole m-lb. ,\;)atp.'_ £an,b[2efl unb 9"Jh@a lf)~ $1800 her "'a1'.r '~ U t,ll, O'bf,ll,lie"ung ei- Cot. Ward. "lhere Is not enough rno", ~ <m ,11,.. m" h! ~ t' '" 'I 'IJ ~I '" "I P availa ble to do the work directed. II ,eh'es in c... se they have it. ren ,om. 'Jlaq'"lop ;ole, ~auy lIngen ,Ie~ ne~ ~onlrattes mit bel' "m-U~emeine'l\- was to be charged to the fund tor It' Fix the following facts cle'Ll'ly in ftiitigten. li:s fleg t' ieBt gan~ fo aus, al 5 "'l-fltt'll·ta.. t' '" rtlefelIf,ll,afl" 'ur me~ pair and maintenance of the Burt" In cru;e of PXPOSUl·C. keep the b t h D ' St t f s b' D .[ "" v 0 ",,", '"' 0 ;0 of Buildings. The appropriation f ~y~t~m cleansed by modera.te doses of ~., ~Oll .~': [t aUrnUtel.' lie o,l'(gam a- Ieudjtung bes '!poli~ei _ ,\;)auplquartiers this lund was only $200 and $10 0111 Epsom Salt>;. Add eight ounces of Ion "es no,") en "Ia '"es /)ler <" bermen tou rbe an bas "rinan> ~ ~omil.e bermile, has already been spem. leaving a bll· brown sugar to one pint of water. m,ake nidjl fo gan3 g.fatl lJor fldj geqen Inur'bc. u 0' ance ot $160. According to our figult! i t by moderate b&ihn .... · S) Ib " f fen . . on the worJt required this leaves a dt· it n () a syrup . o. l!l. JdU ter oeontragt~ man follt e f r ~ ""',II, 1 rc tlclency of $470 which can only be mIl when rool. thoroughly mix m one oun<'e a ~ m t f II ". ~ - I I' 'SDt~ @mhef,Ungen ·UeS"'U.IU-""07 bythel_sueof·adefiClencYbOnd." of fin, sulphur. one ounce of cream of all~ uWI 1'ro 0 0 e ure ,Ieto U lone n t' " II! tartar and one teaspoonful of eucnI- octreff~ ber Q(6fd)'affung ber lJ1ibeau- miles belreffs eines neuen ~cf)ulgeonll - "Then nothing can be done to p~ ptus; botllle, shaJ<e :well, and take a Jircuaungen ftreid)en. ~ein 2fnlrag bes bon adjl 3immern im 21. ~d)ur6e~ I res~~t ~~I~~~~~ 1~';I~~e ,::~~d ~ mar. teaspoonful before each meal and on tour be l}ertoorfen. "t. "ufter fag Ie, er air! all' Sjertel m-be. tourben angenom- u';;'on I~ at any lime?" he was at'~td b oJd "d "Not until the malter has been a gomg to ed. luiinfdjt ban barauf gejegen mer be bail men. I by the Council and put Int In about 12 days after exposure smaU- b' ~' . "". - ' . It;. tf," b m 1" f up aga n h 1 has bren d," pox begIns like a common. fever. with Ie i8a'lnen If)ren ::.tqell 'o tt Stolten lta SDle ""tgen 'fumet es ;oroeae ""'ou e proper sh~pe. A~n; t~ a 10.rent P"'" t chills. pains. gastric irritation. etc. In gen. oalen um bie @rIauoniflaum ~pannen so far dtonn ~;,n~one over again It tb. t th d th eaft ma.ll d '" ""l b ffi f f'f, .. t. It muS a led" p~';::p~~" :pepeea.:YsAs e;hey :~I~rge tl~~y ~as m-ngebot ber 2TIenlJorn e'~um, bDll "",ra"l'en un ;oft au l"ret uuor - building Is to be reDa r b'ltdlng wbl,b l itiitinberlJ1ii"ebon "What abOtUhtortlhzeednet'oV ('auke the plact . n Jr' h f" b' fl ..... t·j'" '" d f,ll,Uffigen@feftti beoome whlte In the center. There are n""Oll1y. lIr Ie at> I u)en ""UI \ll'~ ;:: I' ""'I ",9 m 1'/' '~ has been au two distinct types of pustules; one may ueiten luurbe fiir bas ni eb rig[le erWid ",eneCtl. '" r. "",Ie 1'e I Ion tourue ge 7 ot the old one?" th plans be called ind"pendent. nslng ql~lte high unb ber ~onlrnft biefet \Jil't1tu ~ u iqrell1 tonqrt, bod) mUffen bie!pliine bom ~om , "Work wm:e fi~~~~~d ~~ Quicklr a! 0; ' , r\J 1.4/, , . .,. .,. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. j Rf~ T~~[ ~G~I~ S ., p~l~~o~~e l~a:.~fB~~: ~ ,! I:~tI~:~~.rat~~ ~~~t~~::r b= ~a~~~~ '21ngeuot bon $·~2.791.32 sugefprou)en. miffar ber offentridjen m-rveiten gutgt~ ~~~'I~:y ~ exp~ct they will bt readr ruiming togeUler. In both. types the @S tourbe bel,ll,fofftn ei ne r.laI.Iungs:", I)eijien Inerb(ll' Inernen, audj mufflen bie by Feb. \." I Ian of con'iructll< U.I " " I I' tf," . m" f,ll, ft bon b "Has the genera pustules form into scales about the anm'~ifung im !8elttl"'e bon oQ'$2080.01 "",0 e elg.en "umer eme ;ourg Yla agreed upon?"p . '1 11 f i. ni nth or eIeven th day. The d'lSease he- ~U @un-ften bon ~ombiroller " fl eIIen. een bulldmg" "eer 11agen $-000 <> ..[ suppose thetnheewState In It_ pub.' comes infectious as soon as the erop,"-I r "" . f"'" b ~'I b ' low the plan of I Ian E.pfIU tlve stage begins. because then germs ausftelIen aU faffen, um ben Qf.nlqeiI ber "",Ie ber "lIe enen ""oml es toer en 111 institutions-the pavll Phe detan "I escape a.nd Infest the surrounding al l'. Gtabt an bem lJ/.abatt all 6eJal)Ien foe r bi(fer [(lod)e toie foIgt aufammenfom- attention will bio~h:~so~u'te sanllallO: Smallpox is most virulent among fUt bie bis 3um 13. bfS. IJJlts. ,ur' u"d~ men' every mean'd those ot unclean halJrts and fatty diet o · wItl be ado pte . B IIdlngs ha< had a Yegetarlans of clean habits and with gege fYenen ~fccife[~euet" > a:erlifilate ge, lJinanaen - lJJlittllnod), 2.309lacI)- "The Bureau ~~rk Uta do during I~ good constitutions are in no danger geoen toerben mu tl~ • m'tt S great ot there tor stillItI,to.'"j I ag... past sixdealmonth an dalnlng whatever. Qffu. m-bam beantrag!'e ein toeiter eB Dtlbmansen-lJJltfltood), 2.30 lJ1acf)-· slderable wog r;l:ns will be ..ad) ~ I Non'. what to do? Go about your m-menbement 3u 'bem i8ef,ll,Iuffe be mittags. but r thlnk tehe advertislllg for Pf.... business the same as ever and whcre '"I r Feb I, and ImmediatelY a you have always gone. n,;n't get n",'- ",-ouncIlmen betteffs ber ~J/iobeau - strtu . ~,II,ulen-"rreitaa, 7.30 2tbenbs. pos~IS can be done "" ff If. ~ ~, . -(1 ~ .. I pro' vous. because nervous disturba.n ce ~unS'en. ...,a e ue ueftimml, bau bi~ ~lrnfien-lJJlontag, 1 Utf)r lJ1·adjm. th.~~ '\"~~n nothing be d~n11 (Wn;'" tends to Subordinate the. Rystem ar;d @rabe ~rofjings ~, ~ommiffion er[ud)t m-blugscaniiTe--"rreitag, um 7.30 cond~lons In thle wpraesredn. t u II render It more llable to dIsease. toerben foU . Of b 0 U d co I Ill' Smallpox. like chicken pox. measle.. em -«men ement au 'bn SU'l>enbs. again askc Absolutel)' noth ng. W' rtlra~e rc f" • (MIl e aU~311atueilen • f. ~ "r' etc" should be treated mec\tanlcal!y ""' Iu ""ro II'ng,,"« , ueuer-uredag, 7.30 m-benbI!. the"Nothing. council author I~es.. It and pro/, a. well as medicInally; hence the mefd)'es aIle lnorfd)IQge enlqalt toe fd) e !8tU~en-lJteitlag, 7.30 2Ibenbs. J2! a deficiencY bon. _ ferms sho"ld be destroYed before they jie nad) iljten li:rfogrungen fU~ angemlaffer-1JJl itt to od), 2 U""r lJ1acI"m. 'V er.,ape to Infect others. Therefore. it vra,ll,l 1'. It " " "ttacked the public has a rig>ht to re'"I ~a e n . . Deffentridjt @e6iiube-lJJlittmodj, 31 .................. __ Q~ ire you to either go t., the hospital .\:lr. ~~am lobie b.le @raoe ~rornng,s~ Uqr lJ1ad)m. un b tpreitag, 7.30 m-6enbfr. ~ ........! .."" ................. .. ~~u else contll1~ yotSelf strictly to [Omm~ffIOn. mtgen 19rer m-rbeit, meinte m-nfptUdje-lJreihlg, 7.30 m-benbs. .. ................._ r own apar men S. Do the laotler aoet nid)t bufl fI~ bei&eqaIten toerb ~anitnlllma .. regeIn--"rrtila~, '7.30 ._ .............................. . If yOU choose. and lise the following In f IT t'. .n(1I ". en p u _ ~cnjunction with the former remedie~: 0 ~'. ~ e5' Inas er tounfd)l, 1ft, ~af3 Q(oenb~. Eight ounces pure glycerine. four man fld) lI)te @:rfaqrungen vei ber lnoUlffietfte unb Sjafen -lJteHag, 7.30 '.____ ...........................................:::::: Olonces fine sulphur and one-half ource 'en,bung ber @rabe ·~rofiil!g ~ ){leroeff~- 2fbmb~ oil eucalyptol. mix well together and m j, ,II, • .. . A PPR 0 VA L BY HT p.noInt the rustules. Or the entlre bod~ ru~gen au. :/~ul1en lI1a~l t. li:r unlH Deffentlidje @runbc-\Jmtag, 7.30, 11 the tontluent type exists. bmlete ftll~ l ftll fd)e m-nga6m, aus 'ben'en m-6enb~. MA YOR KNIO If ::;oon aIt~1' graduatlng from an IOWa herbOrg-egl, bafl bie @Slafol nur 211 !pro!nadjbem bann, nodj einige anbm &to PLE ASES aRE ENE ~~~~~a.~I;';h~~:II;g e~:rr:tt lhe }:i0~ aent ber stoften bes £'anbeS 3U6earuqlcn fdjafte trfebigt toaren, \)tt tagte mill! ftdj ~~my serVloe 1 lW'a& Pla~d ;: ';:':;~e ~ geljabl qat, bas fUr bie m-r6eiten genom ~ I llIn 5.35 auf m-nt'rCl'gt \)011 m-lb. 3o lIer . ----:- . It Ol Eaa sruallpox pest h . - men lucrben muflk !pramien aUf ' / II E U T II COJ"II ~ . I O~ E f. 1110nths. Some ·case;7~t~~e fO~ thl":" iBonbbertaure l)atten be r @;~abt beinaq. L . _ . ( , ,-JO\' E D AT CE/t1' U~T\ OF H _' "hen I went ther" were so sever':'~:: $100,000 eingebradj !' f0 bafl bie mid: t J:'i G :u :w Q C Ut " T I , E :m;h~':t h~~~~' Si;untt i~n~all the h1.i; ~id)en stoflen ber ){le;loaltung Inaqren b .;/l. .. .. .... .. .... ......... ,.... .... .. ... .. .... ........ ........ .. . • H OS I' I1' 'L . t:n;e I e",-dlcated the dl.e~COurse of er 10 ~aqre ndj auf nur eltoa $8000 . .' ow, the mecha.n:lc.tl eicat '~tbls' ~er ~a,gr belaufen qiitten. .... .. .. .... .... ............................ ...... ................ The RPpro ml "o.t",day by :\~ ~~:n ~ %uPu"e stage aITIvoo. at w~Ch t}ofg,tnl))es jinb einige btr bon. iqm ~l.-...,i;) K I ht ot the r.. OluttOn dlre<tJ., ~. II l In the)~ :d p=~eso;::::;P"t~o an~;gle2e~fenb 3aljlen; .... .... .. . .. .. .. .... ........ ........... .... .... .. .. .............. conmgmi.sloner at Public "I'ork't~;~' Il'lyC<'line fonnl'd an Im""netrable ~e" .."n "el er ~Iabl an be n niHqigen =..... pa re pl<lns and speclfieal o~~,pltJl ' th~t~':"'pe of the ge,'IruI of the drse-dS:. £anbereien, $275,379.22,' ~fntr)eif ~er I whol;;-T'own Qunrnntlned. - proposed new Quarantine r-r. ,., sui t' ~assell Cily, a small village near Kane, the sHe 0t theded oldwith hospital In '.f".•. the work f Pdhur and eucalyptol e!Ieclad <n ;o n ~"n~n , $540,4521.33. . I gre.t"~ o estruclton "" SOon as th cy Of . ber ~tabt Ctll ben .8aulo[!en, b abou t 20- cases 01 smallpox. A memo St etby IsDr. regal' "~ <i<>Ycl<>pW. '« nIf.,)el! Walter D. Green •• /l"'~ • _ HIS the <I1""nse and n<>l: the house unb atoat an ben bertits ausgefu"(.,rt ber of the state boord 01 bealtb hIlS been Comrnls.loner. . "After tM ,II' ~,cwlt)· Was " t J Or >n' " en . .. b ffi' t d d b S Id Dr Greene. tl1Jl 1 cn" W\.ke ;;::~r~ ned. ,ule an ben nOd) proiettirlen i8aUlen InveshgatIDg t ose a 10 e an e pro· n h~d to put up ultll ed Jle into Q family of an:;I:'~~~ oU~ide. ~55549,667.32; ~Tnt'qeilber i8aljnen $3 ~ 1l0aaced all of tbe oases geauine smBlIpox. ~:~(~!u .. It e~=~~\rs ,,:~k~~,~: {be of. lmpo.slble for any others to take 1'::' T~t 7,241.33. 2lnt'f)eil ~ t ~tabl a~ be~ The town bas been quarantined, and every turnIng !'Om •• urod fart ." bl " ~~':ltl'h'nt, apPl10d to each ease II-'! fast": ~onftquenti(llf d)'tllllen $75~ 857 "" . elI)1t" ill be made to prevent 8 fnr.ber ho<plUtI ~~ea;xpreF5ed hlm..lt ....., Y Would apP<o.ll'. will tot aU" el"l ~'-'- $75787564' 0, t~ "r .\J'r, spread, altbongb many more oases are 'dlikely IngD~,bet'n Grt'poilU,'" that tbe )flyor lep'I!l!!lllOx u: . ..........,. . '" n el IOer I, i8",(.,n" _ lIIea.ure. om an' city w1th!n a tlmlt of $706,979.8'/ ""I ,n, to develop, as a large number of resl en'" not veto .".. _ ~ of tbe town bave been exposed to 'bej disellSe. LJ ....._:......_ __• • at {'C' • fr . - -"'I" y,'" tI:: �. .............................,........ . .................... ........................................................................................... ................ \.h !W~n r~~r~~[A ~AYOR SIGNS I ~~~ jM~ll[5T r'm? [W P[ST HOUS[ Col. Ward ~a:SN~~Up:.~~~' '1\1 LP()\ ICRl\ I~G. 10 ttln.c a I uollluill \\j0l 1I ., u It J 81n Th l~ r. II of Plans fo r th Mu ch· 0 dod Slrllctur , IRUMSEY E ; ; PAY LARGESTINDIVIDUAL TAXES, BUT SMALLEST INDIVIDUAL PAYER IS DIFFICULT TO LOCATE -URGES AND SMALLEST SALARIES FROM CITY, WHfRf THf CI O. S. F GOT ITS fACTS. Mr. Almy Produces the Orig. • I nal Reports on Tenements. Wrat Was Do ne and Was Not Done by the uy H oalth Department. Il1rnfll frum \'ub"c lie !th \\h i h h~ r~p i ,lly ...................................................................... .. ....... ...... .. ..... .. ......... ••• • d .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •••••••.. • • "" ..--........................................................ . h sm al lPox I ............................ ............................... ... .. .. T th ;; t ..,~.;;...;.;.;;;_ _,; Co m m is. ioner . ts to ostmaster General That it be RequIred of All Employes. 1I11 1~1" ALO, rlld IhrLI llt'<'. ~2 .-0wlnlr to n. man who hnndl eB til\' �Councilman '\ .. h jumped t o b ls teet and demanded ~'hy Co l. Ward ha.d laId 600 frct )},......... " ........ .......... , ....•.•..•.•....... ......•... .... .. .tit six-Inch pipe tn J ersey street below · ··· · · · ·· ··· ·· ···DE~ · ~)·::Ci~·ii·i Fourth s trE>rt and 640 f eet through po.rk t ,~'ln porter avenue wbere there _ ....... ........... ..... .................... .............. ... .. . .. .. ... ....... .. .., .. . Io n ds, a D d 6, 1 \ . " ' . .......... ........ ............. ...... .. ..... ............... . •. . ... WE're no bOU~E"8 Mr. Ash declared It waa ............ .. ................... ........... . · ···· . ········ ~ ....... ........... ..... .................. .......... .... ......... [2 51 e~:~~n~:::~ that nDJ'" more ~....... .... ... . ~ ~ ~ ~ money go that h • •• • ' ~=='__'""""""..._~.~=====,..,,""!!~~ . wn1, .. exclaimed Mr. Aqh. ~ - - . Col. Ward stated that the pipe had been 9rde red laid by th e common council and that it had been recommended by t he de- • •• • .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . " . .. . _ NfW PfST HOUSE l~~ ~l:, ~ ~}!~:~~~ I TO Sf BUILT ON THf OLO SlTf. TWO ~H~Rr WORDS. partment ot health. "It's t oo bad that l\Jr. Ash isn't t he commissioner or pub lJ c works," sa id Col. Ward, took Smallpox from a Cltl~ i sarc8stl cally. " Repo rts on such mntters are Councilman Ash a n d omm lss on a lways made to the entire board or councllla ~ Mail Clerk. who d ie~ Ward Had a Lively ·men; not to Mr. Ash alone. Another report Is belng prepared and w1l1 be submitted on ILL FOR WEEKS Tilt, Monday." "Well. I don·t like my money spent t hat N OT t:NTIL YESTE RDAY DID E! way, " decla red Mr. Ash . LEAR N WHAT AILED "Yoar money !" exclol med the colonel wi th laugh. SENT TO P E STHOl:SE. "Yes.. m y money, I' m a 'taxpayer." [ Councilmen KlInck, Stoddart and Dunbar George F . Heh r. a railway mall who live. a t No. 67 Grape strett. 'lI That's What C ol. Ward Said- Co un- were -apPolnted--:- committee to investignte taken to the qua rantine ho'pltal .... cilmen Approve d of a New P e sttb. mlltter. terday sulterlng [rom smallpox. H,I!l house e n the Old Site. \ A lillie Illtcr. ~Ir. Ash mario object ion to hee n ill t or two weeks. but did not \101 n bill tor $70 for fourteen \ olumps of com· whal w(\s the atlment. mon council plo('cedlng!; necl"ssarr to {'om, Yesterday arternoon he ~·.nt t, 1)ll'lC .t.I}(~ tlil~!i or the depurlluent of publlc There was n lively tilt at the meet· work~. and moyed that the cln lm be cut office 01 Dr. Ernest Weode to be_ In'" ot the bon rd ot coun<."il men ye!:tterday ed fo r wh!lt he supposed was somuk!: I'" I d down to $2$. Ilttrrnoon bet~... reu Councilman As 1 an "All tbis cnnt uno rot by Councilman Ash Now -It's Up to t he Mayor to dtsE'l'lse, a rash ha\ lng brokt'n out ., ~ rol. 'V"ard, eomml(oS.ioner of puhlic work~. Is Ul'1Hogogr." dt.'da red Col. Ward. him. Dr. Wende dlagnos.d It a.... It grew Ollt or a report mn rle by Amlltor .'TLun's 1111 rl.!.i.lt: yOll don't think of the Ap prove the Upper House' s pox and telephoned to t he healtll An~cIlU J smith to the ert'ect thllt n dolllll'S," I'l'toned ).11'. Ash. pa rtment Immediately. Action and Stop Filipalnung oontxnct nwnr(led to Lambert "Ob, rou're nil right, Mr. Ash," said the Commissioner Greene detailed H. Dellkcrs uy Col. Ward was glvcn nt a colonel. P hysician Edward Clark to tnve!lipt. bustering. price uho:Jt dOll~le wbat It should h8.ye "Well.),1l follow .rou." decillred Mr . Ash H e wenl to Rehr's home, wither tbtl been. 'rbe contract was (or painting the with the emphasis au tbe ·'tollow." nlan had gc..ne from Dr, ·Wende·s. D: clly It.orebousc. [lml the price was $4:!1. "And I'll tOlio,", you, " l·epliell Col. 'V nrd. The- Councilme-n yesterday a!lernoon Clark's examination corroborattti [t. Under tbe Itlw, con t.racts tor less thun C(,uudlwllll Steu l protested against nllY approved, by a bare majorlty, the reso- Wende's dlogno,ls. Dr Clark ..nt fGOO aro awarderl without nd"rrtising for more 1J1't~0Ilulltll's. und quiet wllS restored. lulion of the Aldermen directing the Infected ma n to lhe hosp ltnllmme&1,> bids. ft)r the reapon that the cost ot adi'llI'. Ash's motinn that the htll of 70 be CommissIoner of PublIc 'Yorks to pre- lr, qual'a ntlnE'd the house and ~ ve:rUltng would be more t hn.n could possll.lly cut. to $:!8 was lost, find t110 orlglnal blll pare plans and specifications for a n W d isinfecting It. be snved by compeUtiTe bidding. was aoroved . pe~t house on the site of the present nehr Is single ond live' with The city- insII('ctor who made an examM one on East Ferry street. The re~o- . father. t he n,,'erond Frederlok E. H • b Ac t io n in P e sthou. e altor. lnatlon of tlJe cC'ndlUon ot the store ouse lutiOIl now goes to the ),Jayor (or hIs \ p~stor ot Saint Pa ul's E\-ang· reported that the price was B. fnJr one, Th(' b~arj ,oled, 5 to 4, to approve the approval. An effort will unuoubtedly Ch urch on Grape street n.ar Ylr~' tor th e. reason that th e storehouse was old 1I,'tl(l1l (,f the nldermen in directing the COIn· be made to ha,' e ~[ay ol" KnIght veto it, Hehr's route in the railway moll ;r. IDd. th at a large amount of filling dud mi~'iloQ llf;,r nt public works to h;1ve piau" anu what the e ff ect will be r. mains to Ice Is bet wee n this oIty and Cler' other wr,t'k would ba ve to be done In ad· tlrcptu'f"d!t'r a new Qu.lrantlne hOlC\pitnl on be! ~een. I I n t he la tter <lt y. It will be remem dltlon to tll e painti ng. ille site of tile old pestlIousc iu the 1 th Th o~e who voted In favor of lhe ed. se\'era l ma n clerk.s recently When the hill rrached Auditor Smith h.! want. proposItion for a. ItP.W pest hcuse on the \ t ak en dow n with smRllpo!. 5UpPC hl'ld It up (.n thE' ground thtH an exorbi.! '11\1:; tlt'lll) tI C;llllP> as a surprise to Couu- pres pot SIte were 1II('~,,,rs. Ash, Fleisch· from handling ma ll. The Cleveland' tftut prlt.·e hall hf'{'-n paid. )11'. Smith est!· cliou1n Stl'ul nIHI lhc 18th wnrd contlng-put. ~rnann, Ladd, Smith and Sloddart. t h orl tles are noW advocating lumlptll D~ated thnt It. (ught to cost so much (1.1 ~i.r "itc.-UI was ('hairman or the joiut com· 'l'ho~e who ,"oted against it "ere or a ll mall. .. .. 'UluBre yord tor unlnt lng'. or cout'se, .oe · m1ttc~ oC till! aldenucn, super\' ISOl'S an d ~leB8nL Klin c k . Kreiner, Sleul and On the same r oute as Hehr's \fU ... "'al not !!UI'I'o~ed to know the ('ondition rotl ("IIIIl, . ,;nll!l1, CI11tl,)llltcd to nq;otiate on tht! Dunbar. T he struggle was hegun whton )fr. other mall clerk who lived In CI.·. the walls fir the ~torehollse. Anyway, he 5110J"Ct; of gl·ttjU;'; a sIte for the new hos· Stoddart mo'-ed to take the quarantine land H e became Infecled • te .. ...a p l hOll bnd lroub.e with :\11'. ~nk"ts be[or •• pic;tI on the Ill ll:lhouse tarm, and was Ilr- hospital matter fronl the table. :\1r. . d died Hebr WOS so oIO,.,IJ ... a.go a n · rt 80" hnil heltl up his bllh.. ~r. Smi~ll amil rangiL~ to hold ;.t publlc nearing 00 the Steul opposed tht motion ,·lgorously. soela t ed with him that Ihey .er~," thQ (leTl tlrtmpnl of pllbllc ,",'ork~ also lln.1 qU(>:iuon next 1"rld3Y. Said h e: ga rd ed as chums. Dr. Greene be ball wrnu~le ~ . A soren(>ss, und('rstood gen·\ 'l'he illotlon to lake the question from the "A few weeks ag(\ we helped to apH ehr con traoted the Infection from HI.' eU1U\-' by lhy bull om('I~ls, cxist~ be-I: table, nnu !Ippro,-e tilt' Rhle'rlllanic l'esolu· pOint a joint comrr.lttc~ of the Common I n spite of his known exposure, t-.v,'eu tlie two <1E"pnrtmeuts. tion, was made by :o,lr. ~todll{ll·t. ~l r. Council to meet wIth a ('ommitl~e from r h a d not been yacclnated. .. 'Ir. Smith r('pllt ell to the common coun· Stl;ul \\1\" au bls teel In nn Instant. He the SlTPerVI.sors to see if a plot of land H ehr"s condition Is con~lderod on the POo rhOll~e farm ca.n be secured b rH that the.> [e. nOng contracL had ceDI ('aliNl atle'lltion to the proeeedings now tor the pe!5t hOl.lse. If you approve this seriOUS because or its advanced ~ awarded to Mr. Deakcrs at an exorbitant pending, nnd srlid tbnt the adoption o! resolution you throw that committee .In Hehr told Dr. Cla.rk thaI on 8 "rlee. The cilliUlS committeeo Invedugated 811<.'h It redoluUon would throw the whola the aIr. 1 am thp chai rman of the comof hi. not feeling wen he h~du~~~ ~ . tlt.l) 4;hargc, h ut'ci Col. "~ lI rd'~ explnoatiolls thing In the air. mltte e. and I exvect to call a meeting at his work ror two we~~. t t'd -e In,l alJol'tert In tA\'Ot' or AudIting the blli. "::\ot nl!c~sat'l1y," s:l ld ~Ir. F lelschmaJ1D. tOl' Frluay ." ti me he says he has rttn3 n -IJ. lime owing to tbe app' Y~sterd!lr the nwtter ("l1111t' up In the ··Thl! commissloncr ot public works rau Coun('timan li'let,sc hmann said he was h o[the m uc · !loard of cOtlJlcJII1.en . \ fr. Ash nnd lIf r. go allenel and have plnns prepnreu. and not gOing to take thp re~ponsibllJ[y for JUlce or his [ace. IOI1l1tb had halt some talks about It, and then I[ It Is possible to get Ii site on tbe I havIng election booths used for s mallr Mr. .' sh WIl S pJ'cr:'II'e-d to Jlny Col. Ward. nllll~ht')us(,: farm, It CRn be used,. This reBO. p ox patients a~ hu.d been Jone In eome 'f) flhero hits hfen U i,enonal reellug between lutlon lIoeb not let nny contract." ci~,l~~~'ve got to do f'=omethlng," ~alcl ....................................... :.. y.'.......... __ !dr. Asl1 olul Co. "·l1nl. ni~o, hUll It tol:\11'. Steul urged that the stipulation that h e. "The C'on1tllls:,\loner can prepare lowt'u th nt thf'lr comments concerning each the pI'cbellt site be used be cut out or the plans and get out uhhi. 1n lhto meanoth"r WI!l"P ~rll":I!-llc , bitter and not a1- re~olut l on. time It the joint comm ittee obtains '1 .................~..~.............. ~~~ ........... way! to tb~ l.olilt. :0,11'. l:.\LOOdart said that the supervisors site on thf' p oor hou~e farm, all right. 'Ir. \ !lh rf'run rltf'll sIgnlficnntly that thc had already tabled the pl'oposltlon lndefln· Our resolution today does nOl let any ................................. "pol ~lc lons know ~'hnt Deal.ers Is," and contract:." 01. ~lI rd l'l'fort,'t! to the ettcct thnt 1\11'. lteh', d d M After some more debate the- resolu- - / API'ROV ED AT L AST. (' The motion was put a n passe, I; essrs. tlon was approved by t.hp vote stated. A~h knew mor~ about that phase ot the .A sh. li"I~\schmann, Ladd, Smith and StodThrn CouncIlman Steul movt'"l~ the C A a delay of n montb. the "4 It Ifi:\tt,'r thal1 o ll~'h,\dy else. dart yoUng In the attlrtno.Uve, and Messrs. dI~('h,lrge ot th e (lounyHmt!'n'R part of b a vole of 5 to . 1 . ' (,"0 ''ar,] culled attention t o the fact Duubar, l{lluck, Kreiner ana Steul In the the joint committee to neglllinte for 3. m.ll yesterd ay'l ~ n of intention to on<! ht\~ Smtth au,l Denkers bad hod trouble negative. s Ite nn thra .\lm~hou~e propE'rty. the r.'O uno . I on tho pr tlet,1rt" 0l1t1 tbnt nere wus n personal Mr. Steul then ntO\'ed that the special "'V lth the ('ommon Council com mit· pro,·ed Quarantine n o,plta . ~e:ln~ tt'tweeo them. committee appolnted to troot Wlt.h the ted to th,~ prt~Rl'nt ~Itp. opgotiAtlon (or a n e'" lII"i.·n;"The Comml y .\11,lIc(or f.nl!th was cnlled In. supervlliors be dis ehnrged. )'lr, Fleisch. ahn oth er would be ridiculous," !:iald eut ~itp,. nn dl~ecttlo ~prl'parp ,llaGI t:d e. "~h·. Dt:nIH't's t~ .l good tri end of min e,·' t r h h lon~ tfIfJ' neci,r lld .\IT'. blOltb. " There is no ba,' mfinn said thl\t he \\ouIll \'0 e or 8U(' a The commJtltee ,,·ar dl~<·hargE'd. The of r uhltc '\\or s resolution, but would propose the appoi nt· pa.rt repre~wntfng the Board ur roun- specification.. Tltu' t • lite C .1.1 sO far as f't!4'liml' bf'twc('u \I~." ment of It new committee to continue the cllml'n W:1£-I reprf'~pntf'd by ':\I ess rs. yt'rsy •I" enueu, ' Both bl" LO', ~·nItl ~'dortelt. ettort to get a site on the county tarm. Steul, KrC'lner anfl Ht"rtdart. Oouoeil is eooce~n~. [ ft vor of thl Mr. Ash looked triumphant. The resolution was pf1ssed, but notWng • ~ ore no W on recor n b lbr C1 Mr. SmlttJ., dellberntely weighing each 11 · h I. owo.,) , done about apl)()lnting [\ ne w commit· 'Word, and epealdug with great Impressive· ent ,ite, ".bIe to the )ll f"· nees, 8ald: Tlle opponents ot the present alte mny The ma ttor 00'" ~:~rlt,. thnt Ii .. (,.pI "'Ve have n. schedule ot prices furnished continue thE! fight bC'rore Mayor Kntght. he appro v,", rem~,.al. "ill ocI !. by the un tons am\ the Dullllers' l';xchnnge. '"' st ren uOUE Y . f rtitCr ~ ~ Gas Co n t r a ct D is ap proved . Thl. btu 18 $200 too hIgh." . f6l'<i in plaotn~ nny u I 11 nbloolute nec .... Mr. Ash Ratd It wos 0. "ery tmportant mnt- The bonrd ag.lln adopted 8. resohttlon dis· .... .... .. ... ...... .. . .... h . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . _ . . . . . . . .. JUs I io the wnY· Ie • hr. He mllved that n commttt~ ot tbree nppro.lng the actIon ot the aldermen In b 'Idio g Is adUllttod by ~ be appoInted to investigate. awardtng the l!as-llghtlng contrnct to the ne'" III .nm of ;;or).btI !III meantlnte. the I p the dlJaP Col. Ward catted attention t o tilt' fact tho t BulTalo GI\S COlllpdny. UP T O M AYOR KNIGHT. whUe commissIoner ot public work' he had The actioOn or the lowe'[ hous£!' In com· I fow rests only with Mayo r Knight etgued controct" to the amount or nE'al'ly promlsln~ tor $2;)0 the cluhu or $1,000 ot I b (J()D1Dllll-lOner 2,000,000 and tbnt out ot all those notblng Jatn{'lS D. ~l cl)anncll for tb e loss of IL to ake a. settled issue or the mooted lI.ht expeo" h'" ... ~ ever was brougbt up by t he auditor or nny- hOlse on the Apeedwny \\ORS npproyed~ qu tlon -where the now Quara.s.tlne H ea t n body ~I .. e hut "thrc(' little OWRbly matt~rs." )'lr. )lcD&~nel1 ls the great commander of I Hospital shall bo located. By a vote ot A lderm. • ~u:ld a chimney. in ;,liS' "80m.:! gentlemt'n ~n're Vt'ry loud about a the K. O. T . M. for this state. Ills horse ~ to lour the Bonrd or 4,.;OUllcl1mt:n curr~ to . torepipe thrOu~h I ~ f . ed 10 int rod"It" little item for stationery," snld Col. "·nrd. ,", 115 frighf!itcd by n steam rolle'l' owned has ratified the r esolution of the Alder- r umuug a '''Then thl>re was 0. kick about SODle badl:es b~ the city and ran upon thc teeth of a men. directi ng that plans and specifica- ond it is de"r _ iu.t""d of d,! 011"" purpo.e... 'If ~ ~ -y bought, (l nd no''''' there Is tbls little con· harrow. tions for the hospital shull be made Ii"hting • _.1 ".hich might eo. ,-. tract, ~ot hlng I~ eyer Imld about the enor- \ and bIds tor its construction invited noW U!ilt"U, . . statt' (lr 'r \.!! tn a ~.., roInOUI numbf' r ot rontrnct8 that ba.e h~en and locating the new pestbouae on the toro ed by patten fire II'itit <err 11' awarded in whicb the city's lnterest~ have site or the old one. )Iayor Knight d clu-e a •• ,.-InM"I 00 . ecially aa an ",e Cil1 It been eo "ell protect",d, but ('rlUclRm Is should approve the resolutio ns at once sult-. C<P is d di_!:'are to tbl ~ ft.ooded upon theRe thrC'c llttl{'- matters, nlI and make the dlsputf'd q uest io n a barred. It rJODI ~ or wbich haTe be("n :fatlsrnctorit:v explai ned. thlng ot the past. The w hole afrair , be obliged to ieep P" b • ,Why I. It 1 A! [or the matt.r or llOlIlIClnns. haa been thoroughly cam·B3IIed trom .OU8 dltIH"e in pnr ~v('ry poInt ot view. The w1ll ot the COOta" bOlipital bolld\Jllo 1 lea,·~ that to )11.'. Ash, who knows more . • bout It than I <In.'' official majorltle. ou~ht t o be sus- lDodern ualtar1 equlplDeDIt tained by the Mayor. and the matter loDe .... e ' er Councilm en Direct Co:. Ward to Prepa re Plans an d Specifi catio ns. "ALL CANT AND ROT." \ CARRIED ONLY BY A BARE MAJORITY. I I I ----- I I I I I I N D·" 24 1 ~ I ~:~~ -.- I. . . ..... ...................... . . . . . ........ . . . .... ther: ,II. ,.... :~~r~~~i::1or~:~: t~l~ '~~~;::~ !';I set a t rest. / 11'1.111111 �_ . .. ..... ... ..... .............................................................. . _ ......................................................... . 1... l' ctlltd. III th '111 m hlln" 1,. rll 1 r nn A TRAVELER AND THE SMAll-POX. ~ VIII ge of Atlanta Has a Scare and a Town Character Profits by It. King SdYS Aile 111, 11 pox Scarlet Fel'er Stre Li 1t il g iscussed Other att rs efore th~ Council L PX SG THE EGRE SE ,. or I I r III ha l 0 110 i al. II PESTHOUSE o PR ESE T SI TE ' ll SH ....... " .. .. n lu •• _ n t ( tn tt. .. ' •• " or.. I • l -IJllm n h ........ .. . . . ... . . . . . . . ..... . .... u ..... tRfAT-rAITH F •••• N . . . . . . ... .. ... . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . ~ ~~:.f!'!~~~ •• ........ ...... . ............ ...... u . .. .. .. . . . i • ... . .... .. . .. IN OR. GA[ENEr A Michigan Street little Lady Would Give Babies Away, but Bars Red Hair. �\ I'! h y. ( "·(tl"!4 \tt er " ' orf1. L.... .. .......... .......................................... ....... y. C'ouncl1man A~h jumper! to his ft"'(:1 /zn.._~ ..... ................ ...............# . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . 'There art" ot her lhing~ that 1 know or .lJlon whlc-h t'rlt irism ma)~ jUgtly be .. .. ..... ....... :"\. ..... ·· .. ··· .. ·"· .. ·...·~·2·· ····· place n ." he ~ald. " I'd like to k.now why _ .......... . _ .... .... ..... .. ........ ....... ...... .,.. .......... the (·(lmmj8~ionpr of Public \\ orlis put ~ SOO (p·t or tl lx-inrh \\'3. tf'r mains in .Tt>1" ~t~\' s treet fronl Fourth Str('t='t tO~'nr~I --~ . ....... ... .. .... .. :,: .,. ... ................. ...... .. ... "\. •• •• •• • ~~~o~~~·~r·t~~n DS;:kf~~~~O~~ ~~~t \~~~I~~,~ fronl to Porter A\'pnup, an n :lOO fe N morp In Portf'r AYt.,"nue tq\\:anl the yac'h t cluh. TIH'rp'!,; onh' om.' building therr, a n.t t ha t ,loo"n't Ilay ta"~" to th,' oit)'. 1 ,,"lied till' "uter "uper1ntentlent why h. ha I dOIll' It. a nd he "nid It "US ' thc col· >n~r" Illiln.' Ann \I'al'll tells U" In ,JArt O.f R. gr neral pla,n he's laid o ut. lIl" s spt:>ncltng- t ill' }lPo ple s monpy that way. ]'0 "l"'lld mone y III thl" way i" l' xtrRv8~il.nC"t... That 111(111('), ne \'er should ha ve Jt?l'n SDI·nt. God forbid that lllorl'\ ml)l1eY ~o thal way. I'd like fI\'{,I"Y to~o <1own anll look ", hert! THE COUNCILMAN ACCUSED t.thatnC'ihn:11l wA tl'r pipp was laid. " " Yl'~. a nd 1. too. would like e vrry THE COMMISSIONER OF ollnl'ilman to ~o," s houted C olonel Ward. ..It'~ too hA.d that :"otr. Ash isn't PUBLIC WORKS OF BE\hp C omJJ1i~sioner of Public ""orks. H p.--orts o n ~Udl l11a tt('r~ al'e alwa ys made ING EXTRAVAGANT. '0 the e ntlrt> Board of ("oun('l1m~n , not il :\11" .• \sh a lone. There'll be another report next }'londuy." TROUBLE OVER PRINTING BILL " \\·l~ll. 1 don't like my 1110ncy s pent '.hat way," sa id :\11'. Ash. " Your mo ney ." sai d the doughty c oI 111("1. sneC'rlngly. CITY A t ·D1TOlt snfTlI }-J ~\ D R E."Y't:'s. my money," gaid Councilman I'T~ED ~'O HDfT I.. U E AI{En' S A sh. " r I l l a ta..xpayer." ()L \D[ ",On. 1j'4::1 A'\'O A SH 'l'he ('o mmittec to investignte the "'=e.-- -- ~ Fleis('hmann a s follows: The hlinck, Stoddart and Dunbar. T HOL G llT T ••• • •• ••• • •• • •• • • • •• _ ::::::::: - ey provide for fOllr StTaetDr I I, ent Site. 1::'~z:::::;:z:::::;::z::;:::z::::::;::;;:z:::::;:z:::::;:z:~ IDEAS OF OR. GREEI! The Color Line I s Fading. EORGE ,Voolley says that the T only a ristocracy he personally tul,es any s tock In Is thnt ot bra ins, whIch, br no menns neces· sarll y Implies mo ney a nd which Is the ~ame opinion en tertained by the late Robert O . Inge rs oll, \\'ho called ntten- SEPARATE HO PITAtS MALES AXD FEllALES-C VEXlE:<T ARRAXGEllEXT" G tlon to the f aot that m on ey a nd po wer u re not t h e only things m ilitant In t he worlu an d t hat certain c rown heads of Europe In order to .., tnbllsh their co ns equence In the \\'orld o f men hud i elt Impelled to contribute to the mass ot literature Rnd write works on varlo us s ubjects, I forget whut a nd I tor· ge t whom. A man In th .. hotel busl n.se leurn.. to know his f ell()ws pretty well If he haB a ny brains with which to a nalyze their cha racte ristics a s tlJey e vince- t h emselves to him, an d a big fellOW w ho appeared to be a colored ma n passed and '''oolley told nle he had heard the st ranger was born In the 1"land o f Barbados a nd Is a Mason and tbat 11e ha\l. visited Landmarks LoUg~ o ne e \'ening that he "'as a guest at the Iroquois; a nd I told him that I had seen In n very ultra !nr-hlonable hote l o f London t \\'o Ethiopians ns b lack :ts s o many a ces of spades s€'ated at a tnble co vered with s nowy damask a n d s olid plate In the same- room with peers ot the realm and ladles ot d lstinctl~n quite unremarked and en · ti rely unprotested agaln9t. • • • W oolley Called Up the W ron g Num- ~lessrs. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• N tobe built on the pres· '. paintmg bill was na med by ChalrmRn '1' RO t GUT li E ~"A S RI G H T . • I Nf PESTHOUSDL PlA~r'IIJ. STORIES OF THE TOWN.! WAR.D AND ASH HAD HOT WORDS ••••• • • . ·....- The bureau of building " ill "ork on the detail plans for tho peRlhOllse tltis week. Thev \\111 • aC('2!'d:1n~e wit h a geopral plan ou u nder the di rell10n of Dr. Walt'r G i l ' ~ t e health comml~slOner.-n ne ranlls G. Waru, the Commill. er of Public ,,'orks, said yesterda, . thought the bureau would complet.· lans within a month's time. thHe will be tw o w.. ks (or tbe lion of bids by th. Commls>lOL!! Public "·ork.. Wben the bids Irt ~ celYed they will be turned over to Common Council, and then. it Is .... ed , there w lll be another figbt b, lhot wh o are opposed to having the _ The next enco unter between 1\11'. Ash pesthouse built on the present !It•• and Col. i\Yard cam-e toward the lalt('r East Ferry >treot, in the lStb "" Col. \Yard . the ('ommission er ot Pub- part of the H'~~lon w hen a hi ll to pall \I'hen the time comes ior consl! He ,Yorks, a.nd COU!1ctlman A~h had a ~iO to Thomas T ..Mahoney for 14 yolth. bond I.. ue ot S50,OOO, authorlR<!l very 1tY(~ly t ill at yesterday atternoon's Ilncs of Common Coundl proceedings b m""Ung of the Doard of Co unc ilmen. wus reached. Col. "'ard suld the books t e last Legi~laturp. for ('arryio! 01 WCT(> necessar y to com pJete the tIles or the work, there probabl:r will 1I<!tlI SOIne VC'l"Y warm things were said. The ~he Dl' partrnent o f Public '~{ork~. ~Il". ano ther fight on the same point. '1'10 matter came up when t he Councilmen A..sh dId n't belicYE' the ci ty s hould ha\'c Common Council resolution appro'" got to the claim of Lambert Deakers, to buy back boo ks that It published Itby Mayor Knight last week proVi a painter, fo r painting the city store- selt. Mr. 'Vard sa id he haLi a d\'ertised , that plan" be prepared und bids Ilk . .. S . ~I fo r the boo ks, ha d had a hal'd time for a pesthouse to be built on the pr house on Routh Dpdslon t l eet. . . r. geotUng a ny offprs and bo ught thenl at ent site. Dtnker~' bJll was for $ 4~1. he lowest possible price. C'lty Audilor Smith iuy'estlgated the "1 move to a mend t he resolution b:y Health Commis£:lloner Greene II ~~t~:~r~ngo~~I~,~a~O"~~l~tl~o$~ii~l~IOannJh~~1 paying $:!8 instead o f $70," said ~lr. nlg4tc e.<plUltiCd the ofiiPil1l Jirsnthu 111 Ore. TherrforE" he refused to audIt A~h. ber. has been drawn up tor the new~· Mr. Deakers' bill. Col. " ' ard had " All t his cant an d rot by CouncllTalk!ng ot Woolley. I wonder If he house by the building bureau, al I Dea kers do the work without In\,IUng man Ash Is demagogy," said Cnl. Ward, re-members the occasion 'when he 01'- lines suggested bl' him. It calls (or ! bid. f rom other painters. the amount holly. de re-u a certain ba rrel or wine. It 1;; brick building;;. The first Is an adJ:;." b olng under $500. Col. ,Yard had a right "That's a ll right," saln ~Ir. Ash, said that In a h urr~' one morning be Istratlon building on the front o! II! to do th at, thougp 1l lS customary "you don't think of the dollars." gave "central" a num·ber n nd. when Ferry street lot, a few rod~ trom Itt s01'nethnes to geot ligures rrom two or "Of coursp, you know a ll abo ut it." h is call wns responded to, said: "1 wish street line. and a bout mldwar bet• .1 thr,.., contractors. .ald ('01. \\'ard. rou w ould se nd me up a nother barrel the two sideHnes ot tho big plot ot Ian~ \\'he n City Auditor Smith sent t he "Well, I' ll (ollow yo u." ~ai d ~lr. Ash. of that ('ook's clar e t just a s soon as It Is to be a two -story structure, wltha rnatter to the AldermE'n i l was l'eferrf'd "And 1"11 fo llow you,"' res.pondE'rl t he you ca n." And the spenker n t the other reception-room for relatives nnd n1u.!! to the Claims Committee, which 1'0· ('olonel. end of t he line, recognizing the YO Ice. , l ,ortnl\ in r~wor of pRying the hill. Th~ " I'm going to see how the people'~ nn.<Hye rE-d. "r cn n't, George; we hayen't or patient~, and with l1Ying·rooms l\' boanl adopt. d t he report and th~ 'l110ney Is spent," ~~\ld Councilman Ash. an y In stock. but if embalming fluid the keeper of the hospital and others:· :leti", oR'Tle berOl·. the Councilmen yes· "r worked hard for a ll I got." I will do we ca n "en d you a barrel of tendants. Tbe second building, a small tu~L l~' B:~ t(>rnoon. . " Councilman Steu! Pl"ot P s.tec1 a gain!-lt I thnt." It was George Drullaru of Drul· one, is designated as the power·hoUR l ot1 n( 1,m~.n· A8h told 1115 collPagup~ o f an~; more p€,l'~onalitie-s a nd the re-gulnl": lard & KO "h. unde rtnkf'!·~. \""oollev hod a nd kitchen. One part of it j~ to hoO! tlt t"', tnvpstigation !n~d(· by C IL) Auditor o l"dpr l.tf busin€'sg went o n. MI'. A~h'.;. got the wrong number a nd hung up the plant to he-at all the buJldtngsW 8n~n h... moUon t o c ut dow n ),11". )'lahon~y's hill the 'phone in a .!Spar-:m o f rnge. the other part is to be used as a kltcM!l (. ommic:sioner \\ arc was in the roo m. WP.S lost and th€'n the original bili of • • • to prepare? food tOI; putlent5, doct ,1\Y.1!'\ the l'e a tnrmnl ('ontl·act with lil·. $70 wa~ app l·o\'€'d. Peter Louis Otto Was H anged I n-- a nd nurse~. It is connected with ~ D~Hker::;?" Ul"kl'f'1 ':\fr .•\ s h. Col. 'V~rd was a sked if he had a n'\.' . . b co,m; .... rot ~ "Tltt.~':l r OlH'," said C;0mmis- reply to rrrake t o COll Il('ilman Ash's '3.~·sane. ndmimst:at.lon bUilding Y a ~Innf'r \\ ard. \\ e accepted hIS 1 tkr sertions with re~pe('t to the neeOll'CI:(.j passage\\a). suhmlttIJIg a price." lay In'" o f water pipe The Colonel a ~l d :;\lnny a madman hns ~one to his Ne..xt ('ome the t",·o hosiptal bulldl~t\ "Did yo u asli anyone else for hid:; ..... s\~·f'r;d. . (?oath at the e nd of a hnngmnn's nonse h a1 patients and thea "Xo r con-idered hIS bid s a'lsfaNorv "1'11' I I I ",lthout brains e nough to accept the one for t e m e Th art up~n t he re~ol"t of the ins ect~ r" •, l' a y ng of the water plpp wa!] benefit of c lergy offe>red him and qui te for the female patients. ey II. Y "\Y·p.ll, the fJolitlc.ian~P kno\~' wh.lt fer~~~{np~(led b t h.C, BQ.i£..d ?f ~~ uncon8clous of h a vIng comm lttf'u n. two· storr struct~reS, on: to tht-l~C! Dcake>r~ is" ~ald ::\11" \"s h n. ~"' a san i tal y measure. Th,-.r':. ('npltn t offense' Rnd 6u('h was Peter the admlnistratlon bUlldlng, aD "I think 'vo~~ kn~w '~OI'e' a bout it thd U ~'U~ .tYP ~l~~l on The Island. as thE' lan.ll Lo u is Otto. w h~m these e ~'es sn w hang othpr to the ri~ht of it. but the . ~ I ~o," r~~p'onded Cot. ,\Va rd, hotly. r:fl~~~!l p ('anal and the river 1 In that fiI:o n e encl?s ure ~ on D:ln."are \\''1 11 of neilher comes as tar to~i!d nlc~ t w,' h~ve trouble with Df'nke"s "n t C il ..\T'enu e. ~ hlc h s ut1.0UndN the ~ald ot t t as the rear wall or the adatd" b~:a,.rp,!" nS,ked Ch3.i"man Flelschm.lnIl. r,o h~1H~e-~l~l:.(, p~~?e ~~~r:~'~S thrre al- the County Jail n nd 1s looked down :r~~~on building. CO\'ered walk! ~ Yes. he s the Sdme fellow." sa W " W Il h. ., . . . upo n from the p resent ~runlclpal Court .' h admlnlstrallon bUl:.:.:! COl1ndlman ARh '" C • l E'l e til c. C lerk's office and In the northeast ('01'- them \\ Ith t e Thus the:: uch " Yl' ~. and h"'e 'Auditor was mix('o(l ' I llow ?r:: W.1S e xpended. In lal' lng- n~r of "" hleb t hp sca ftold was erect~d . and with the kitchen. u~lrtJIDII with It before" said Col th,~ p ipe; I )';.'0 wee ks before he kllll"d his wife, would be eas)' meaD' of comm Ullli'l' "'rh"'rl"s a Iwr~o~al fe('llng between ~h', " ,VII C.in t t~\l ()I~hal~(l'" was the l"~pIY' 1 Peter Louis WIIS arrested for tntoxlcn- between aU the butldings, tael thfpl A uditor ann )[1". Deilkers.~' \. . lV. 1l1'3,C ca y a 1 o f the pipe Jald tion n nd examined by physicians and tbe work of gi \'ing good care to S AudltOI' Smith W2. f sent for He 1 c~o n~ In ac('on.i an re :vith the aeti III cOlnmitted to t he jail to "oober up" t·~nto.:: n~ well as keeping tbe ~ !teratcJ allllP had s a.id in his'lettC'l to 0 .l ~ h om~() ni :~un(, ll. That b(l rly and , during those ten days. he was ~· of·th05teabouttbehoSPlt.al\ the Ald€'rmanic Claim Committpe say- gn.ve. (' a ut o r t~ I he sa id. ('~all1illed by Doctors Halbert an d An· me nrs h u1)lic g&Zt:'. Each or tm tf'II Illg he bollcv~<l the bill was $~tio 'nJ 'll'ew~ , an d I think C rego, as to his f rom t • Pinned to nrcommod&tI ldgh. "~lr. D€'nker~ IS a good f riend of' sanity nnd declared non compos hospitals IS p a ..f'\q downBtairl l.llre." he con Inued. "Thert~ is no b'\u through nlcoholic in dulgence. Bu t t en b eds, there bei ng \\~ .- !;; tor tbe leeIing between us." .. li n... ....................... ...... days was the pe ri od ot detention .:1 1- !:=€'parate room!" u~s (l lr". e eq "Do )'ou gO o\'er all bills?" aEked .. .. .. · .. · .. · .. .. ........ .. .. · ..llIWM for drun kards In those days an d cases. Each hosP.llnl will bROOd Councilman Smith. I. the State- Asylum d id nOt want lnebrl· wi th a gene ral dlmn!;.roo:. Th~ "nt.(J too" !\'ft .. ... ... .. . ..... . . .... . ...... .. .. .. .... .. . . . . ...... nte5l se nt there a nd. n t the e xpiration urst:'s are al~ include. ('8. er AN h . · ··· ·• · • .. •· • .. ··of the timE' of his incarceration Peter n . 'ide for a J;et ot disc "All where the contract is u nder Loui~ 'Ij\-a~ taken befor e Judge KIng plan~. ~.rof\ ting.room~ 1n eJ.ch h !:=iOO," qaid the auditor. " ~'e hav p a· ·· · .. ··· ..... ... .. .. ...... ...... ... ........ ... .... ... .. and ~oun d!:r lectured and bode go, nnd lSI~I~~ a rOOm in which r€gular !;y~tem, a nd we are governeu ···· ·······ngninst th e pro t E'st ot John Hnlbert, 'l'here ".1 eo ~1 ead'- to be dl!tblff hy the unions and the Bullder~' F _ poarp surKeon , -n'ho ~afd " thp man lR tlent. 3fter he.. ; r TherE" he ~rDl)'t:1ii ,·ha'!ge." . ,x I In"une from drink and It wlil tn ke ea. will bepl~,P . . will biJlll! ." hl~ I~ a very Important ma tt d , ~~vera l months to ma ke hi m n respon* his old c)othlllg. \,hiChn b {utni.lfoll" s hnUld b(' looketl in tn." sato C er a n _ C LE~K ~ihle person." ThreE" days after that he or if it f~ valuable. wi e. ._. rna" .\.h . "r move to a ppoint ~unrll_ killed hi. " 'Ife and I on", her s tark ann Then the patlen. will step I~~ r~/ m!.tt~e of thrrc to In\"estlgatE:'' fl." com f\ cold In t heir hUlnble B ttle home w hlcb ctlng- room , in which be W ,«,IU , "e had an es timate mad Rhe had work ed to malntnl n a nd then I ne ' . lie bath. Then be B urenu o( Bulldl'ng" sa id b~, t~e Pett'r Louis Otto hang de.pite an 8ntt..~1' d room where he 1I'IIl ·rh. 01<1 brkk or the s to h ' 81' . I ~hp tnrt that several physlclnns tesl!- IntO 8 t 11' d w~lk out o( the II J;'o ing lO pleC'r~ and a gre ~e rl oU~f' f \\~'t8 --flt'd th:'t t. in t heir opinion he 'Wa..~ In- new clothes nn tloJlPd room btl:I llng In Wa, n~oded. It w~. ea. 0 th 1- DR. GREENE'S ASSERTI :".tn •. but Dr. A ndre"'~ o f the State t(ll, this last m~ II ling. an ordinary palntln ·0 . mOl:. an II! _ ON THAT Hospital had changed IJls opl mon a nd tbe front of the u • ,nnl o! DI lhat lontrart ~n"g b ... : allErte<i AlL SliOU1.D BE FU1\nGI!.T ,1eclal'orl the man re"110ns lblo tor hi. In supen.hin.g.~t~hk·~d~rf~:!lW!~~· 2Ith th.t ,luring the Itt.t ;." I' WIS 1 .to ,'t'Lte ED IS A GAIN B • deed.. The nny before he we nt to hi" I Illnn. probably fr0111 .· 1 ;;no ~oo T I;a\;. ~~n.rt ORNE Otrr. I"xecutlnn this Irre'pon"lble c renture I .:;p;a:U!as aim to a rrange • ":orth of ('ontra('t~ 'tot"' thl'> d n ....ono --~nid to the police ~urgf'on: "They tp11 (.rf'P h:1t the patlent~ maf Out of a ll thtlt t h . rpart m\~nt. Annthlt' ('·l<.: In.~ I knle.l my wife und [ a m awful s eO t ' nd at tbe ~ n t£'1'8 a r hro~ 'h ree ht}le me. \sh· rnnt - path'llt h:J tl~ •. or smallpo:\ in with." the- sorry if I dId. but I haven't the El1ght- the best of l..~re. a o;e a nd tacUltrWf.!r~ vl:ry loUgd tl u~h MOI1l~ .ge-ntIemen dl"'t 'l~p f _ Ollgh ttl ha \', t~llntl'.tl'tl tl th~ l st rl ('ollection nl bayIng do ne 80~ If bE> handled vdth f'R_ that the' !D t!rtpl&l ·tatlonary Itt"nt l {'\fh (:r Utyt m o f n IIl)1 t~. It' t I 1m hall1llillg' lIw mnll" Wn re. I uhl I ought to (lJp" find dip he did. commissioner hOpE'S h for the t~~nR" about bUd~ E:~l'ln bO~;~t"~~JO~~; da~ \~rll~: nt~~:l ll~~llth 1), partlnl I\t ye ... tt'r~ M.\ B lf ~. }IU~L. can be ca.rr~:nl~~~u~~oundl ha! It S lh!.ng COInl:':-; up. Xothl~g gOod is :"17 nl'apr Su" Teal " t }o"'. J h hi'. or );0. ,\'hich ttre .~ by a bond ~.., ,atd a hout th~ e normous amoun t 1 h tV ago u.lIll Yl'st:~.t. "As sit Ickt:n .~ ft'w It 1\'S a.uthorl~ed to ral. no espttdJtvrf 1u~t mentIo ned . but cJ'lti('t~m i5; ftOOdl)~ dc\ (IOI'~.l. l\t;!d ~~ ~) rnptClm"l (It' o..;m.llll"~'x utUizlng the old sIted thus lell. ' : I ,Va;.]' "t II. M NOTHER MAIL I the": '* STDICKEN WITH SMA LLPOX "'w co'; i ,:r. '+J iW;~ln~~~~; ~~t;~~::ir~ra~,~t~~;:a\"~\~~~l~. ~~}Ut~ flfen :t~a~hdl\II~~l l~~iln ~;'~:~~;;~0:ili:,l'~ • r \I!h lIt> t C""'i I that \lU .. t1 on th kllo\ \!" an 1 do. • more abou d o..: {·tif 'rr' PI. qn \'I1~ 'tt th.l (h l momlsabo"l, he Cunl '~ t l t fof'l th.u a ll mall ~«('nlftI. Who. '"'t).a ~I \\hllh (om,s from Ate.lt·l bllMlc 0 ~ .~m lh PCtx cxbl,s. l~ fl'fU'1' D ::r. • C Cal t of U' i!-lj Tl PlllUE-r :~I~:P n,:~~u~~ :~th. ~,:::IIIII' 'ate it for ~- to appTOpn ' t �1 clO9<'ts. out 0. order Rnd In filthy con. I===,===:===~_ __ __ _ dltlon; 110 change In DeOomtber. De. pa r t n'!e nt records .how no IMpection 1\[a IIY o th er hou"". r eported In thl~ ·L . .. •. .•. .• •• . ... . ..... . . . . . ...•. . •. . •. . .. . .. .• . ••.. •••.• . . •. . . •• pa rt of th e c it y wi t h slmllnr condl· tl on s; no ne of th e m "isltc:! by the cle. C :J(j2 pa rt men t . . ... .... ... .... ........ ....... ... ........ ... .... ..... .... ...... .. . ........"""..................................................... .. I:"C" 9 •• " T h e d hovc a r e ' f s, D TE' NE·MB. ·N ...... ·~·· ~~ IV IT ION TER , SAYS FREDK• ALM Y . , E S ; faT CHA NU ED F OR BE T = a Rumpl e ho u.ea rpportcd on an d or ot th e th e a ction . .. V . . "A . fg~~~~:11i~~t~:E~g~~~~?~~~iii:;·Ajj' ~'--'~=·~=..=·H;..'-~=·R=..;..~~-·M;..;;·~; ..;:;·~; ..; L=..=~~·~..-~-..-·-=·~=.. =·S"'..E-''",~.." i,] urnblng and o t he.' r h ange& i n her set". lIement ro~t near ly $3000 For a ti m r , ; SE A T • It Bce,l1ed as If .he wou ld bave to en~ , N O 114 S'WAN STREET her beneficent w o rk In Buffa lo, but halt mon~y ( 0 pay for lhe wo rk bas ~1~: n~;,~bsc '·llbecl. I n th e o tb er ha lf at BIOci;) ;;n~I~~k c~~hnege~ot~~~euS n~ever. Qu lred, nOr in othPf t e ne men t hOu.!: ; In s hoc k ing condi tio n in th e sa m e 'vicinlly. "A ll t h t t h CI a e . la rlty Organlzu tl on Siodety d e&lree Is to ba ve th ese co n di · ~. ~nA ~e;uedle'!r~h ol'oughlY An d wi th o ut I '~ ~~s :O~ll~n. aneJeltl; ~~~~~~nfe~ona l Comm it tee, under the same chalrm O ~3e n Dr. P ryo r . hsts led eq u a lly vigor';u'; mo\"emenls In previous yea r s. I t w il l co op t dt II . era e NJr a y wl tb D r. G reene If ~'t;eo'e'·lIinitraluklet l elslOldTvh lgodroUSly to p u r g e ' . e a nge r to life Is gl'eat. fOl' th e buildings generally lack IiI'e-e~cR pes, but t he lack o! wha t have been c oiled ·mom. 1 fire.escap ... · Is m ore important. For those III tenem en t ho nses. u nder p l'esent condHlon s. th e re J ~ TIt tl e f'Sr"lpe from wre t ched dI seased 1IV(>5, w('a k pbyoEtieally an d mO;'ally, a n d dange r ollS to the comm u n it y. "Respe<·tfull y s u bmitted . " FREDE RI C ALMY. " Secretar y Cb arl t y Orga nlzallon So. QUARA NTINED. _ _ __ Frank Barr y. aboiler m a ker. w us tak_ ell to the Pcsthouse III 'I'm, sma1TpciXrestcrd~.r afternoon a nd th e boardingh ouse 111 w h ic h h e had his home. at 5<treet. was qua.rantined hNo. h114 I S"an I y t e lOa th department offi cials. All those living at t he place will be yac. cl natecl t h is mo rn ing a nd thc house will be thoroughl y fumiga ted. Barry's case fi rst ca.tne under the ohs erva tlon o f H ealth Commissioner Greene last Fr iday afternoon. The commis sioner was s u spicIous at that tlme that it wo uld de\'e lop Into smallpox, b ~I t ( h e rc: "el ' .e not e nou g h lndication . or the dtsease to wa rra nt the man's being taken to t he p es thouse. So he was watched by the physicians of the d epartm e n t, ea l'e b eing taken to pre. t th . , e.n e spread of w ha t ever dlst>ase It ImS;ht prove ::'0 be. \ .\ hen Dr. M1II'ard Cla l·I,. the assist· ant h ealth commis s ioner, visiteu Bar1')" ye,tel'day afternoo n, unmls['"kable de~~:.:'_ _ __ _ ~_. __ _ _ _____ ... s ymptoms of sma llpox h a d developed = ================_ and so the ma n w as sent to the pest~ house. The omcials h a ve not been able to , .............................. .... .. ........ .... ........ .. .. trace t he sou rce of Barry's infection. H e is a bOilermake r encl up to th e time at the . ta il ed report, showing m u c h the .allle conditions as In A prl1. He then exaJD\ h u.h lis secreta r y. FredeI' c Ined the records of the depArtment and T 1'0. Cbarlty Organ iza tio n So· fO ll nd tb at ha lf of th e houses ('om. Almy, the . d tatement bea rin g pla lned of had not e ,'e n bee n visit d. e1ely has Issue a 5 u n It Is n ot s t range that th e resolution n'the controversy which h as s pr g lla~sed by t he society was €- mphatlt'. upo son oC the resolutio n wh ic h " W btl t h aa been done by th e depa rt. IlP by rea ed r ecently censuring me nt, If done vo luntar ll y, wou ld 111('lithe society pUS Departme nt t or i ts eRte a n attempt to en force the law, tbe City Healtb Inspec t te nement s though not an a ggreMln or successful to \ Illeged neglecl d)' o. thell' evil condl. one. It I. doubtfu l. howpver. wh ther ure reme ' I I an d see t tement is as here g iven: any house conlp n ned Of has bc('n mndt' Uons. The ~bllC' On December to observe t h e la \V fully. The r f' ha \ 'e "To Ihe It Organization Society been cltatlons t o a flpear. extensions at 1902, the Char Yd 8 resolutio n censur. lime, and more c onsideration for thE' at this city Pt~seDepartment to r g r Oss ow ners tha n for th(l tenllnts. T h e folIng the ~e~bt tenement ho use In. w . lowing a re characteristic instances, 90 neglect 0 e~t has follo wed, and the lected more o r less at random: ~ueh co~~ It desirable to s tate p u b"(27) The Allen block. Nos. 231-23n society t matlon on w hich th is Seneca S t reet. long a notorloW! lene · liely the n.or based. It co ncerns t he m en t. From April C. O. S. r eport: resolution/as foul tenemen ts breed 'H o lds about six teen fo m liles. Tbere !O~~::r;" rn~~erY and vic e . ' _a re fi ve closet s which h a v e been abaniJO"The Butrillo tenement ordI na nces doned beca u se they a r e unfit lor use; were passed in 1893, chi efly throu g h the th('re has not be n ,va ter In some or etrortsot thlssoc1etY. The State te ne- t ho tenements tor two y ears ; llIanyor ment house law, passed early tn r ~~1, the bedrooms are \\'Ith out light or ven repealed only such parts of the °h ~- ttlntlon; no fire-escapes.' Same cond!ances as were Inconsistent w l t . tions in December . Department recL~ Bolh the State law and th e city ~ r. ords sho\\' Insp~ctlon March lOth. notl . • __ .............. .. .......... ...... .... . : .. .... ........... ... of his ilIl1ess last weck h a d been work. din'RnceB charge the Health Comm St- fi ca tion 1\l arch 12th. but no chnnge. Ing at the foundry of Howard & Robsloner with the duty of e nro rc~men . "(21) No. 58 Lloyd Stl·eet. Threcel'ts o n Indiana Rt r ee t. There haven't The city ordinances (,ectlo n 12 1) r eo Rtory brick; filthy a nd Ins u fficient: b een a ny ~ases of the <1lsease In that quire him to inspect all teneme n ts car e- bedrooms witho u t windows; stairs , .....~._ _ _.._._.._.._.._._ .._.._.._._ .._.._..=..=.= ..=..=..=.= ..=..="="='="="="=',,"=" s hop 01' its vi<'1nity n or at Barry's tully at least t wice In each yea r rickety; serious overcrowding. On I..... bi b h d (whether complalned of or noll.: and t hird fioor. for lustance. one room about ...... oa rd ing· louse or its n elgh or 00 . under the city charier (sec tlo n 2. 7) he 20 by 14 feet has fou r familles liv ing In Controversy of Years Ended. Barry Is 26 years 0 1c1. H e has no relcan declare buildings u nw holesome, It. Door to flre.esca pe barred; excelsior a tives in this ci ty. Barry has never 'and upon so declaring, th e co m mls- and shavings piled in ga r ret; cellnr ayor I{night has approved the r es- bee n Yaec-Ina ted . Developm e nts FO far sloner shall have po we r to a ba te t he plIed wIth wood: departm e nt recorr1s utlon tor th e erection of a n ew Indicate that the case will not be a. same,ln such manner a s he ma y deem ~how orIgina l InspectIon J u ne 2d, r e- quarantine hospital on the s ite o. t h YCl' Y sC'·cre o. . . expedient: Section 238 of the cha rter Inspection November 61h Letter No. ' gives him lpower to cause. t he r emoval vember 7th. No c hange. . old o ne 1n th e 18th Ward, and appa rot persons trom any bU\l dlng whic h " (88) Washburn Alley, rear or Nos. ently tbl!!i ends the controve r.":)y \,1111,;11 1 1 .. ··•.. ·· .. • ...... · .. · .. .... · .. .......... .. .. .. ..... ...... ... .. In his Judgment I, .0 crowded by pe r- 341-347 Amher"t Street. April C. O. S. sons dweJllng therein as to endanger report says: 'For s ixteen furnilles th e Is a lmost. If not qulte, as old as some the public health,' and by ~ectlon 148 only water closet accommodation is a voters. It wa~ waged before t he p res ' I of the ordinances It It Is 'ma de k no wn small building In the yard divided Into ................ ...... ...... ;;,........." in any way' to the Comn;issloner th a t l welve departments; ten of the~e a re ent structure WM built a good m a n y any building or room J8 unfit tor hu- nailed up, the other two not In co ndl- years ago, and wac; revived as soon us man habitation because of defects o r tion to be used; water co nnection Is the boom time struck B uffa lo. The .. ....... ...... ... ....,... .... \.U drainage, plumblD~, ventilation, or fo r bro k en.' Reco r de of department s how 1== ================= any other reason, he m ay or der all no Inspectio n. Noth ing done. ownerl~ of la nd are hardly to be blam- 1= p~:sons to vacate it. _ I D E DUOOllS ,\VITBOU'l' '\VIN'DO'VS. ..le d tor not wishing such a n Institu tion / . 'I'IIE PL'DLIC HEAL'l'H. - , LI!tiiiiaJi The ordinances (sec. 12, ) also pro· . ,. I vide that 'whenever tb e Health Com· "(1) No. 122 Erie Stre~t. Flve. story near t belr possessions. b u t t be opposlL: T ealth D e pWme nt of Bull'alo ml'sloner has made an y order con· br ick; 36 families . 216 people, llve he ro; tlo n of certa in pOli ticians w as car ried Is e of fh e mos t efficie nt ln the councernlng a lenement. h e shall ca use a three ta nk closets; eighteen famili es t ry. Th e r es ult of its development and relnspection to be ma de of the same use one c loset; plumbing bad; walls In beyo n d reason wh en the case becam e t h e effo r ts at per fec tion are so grat1fywithin five days to a sce r ta in tbat t he most filthy co ndition; many bedrooms plaln thst t be Im l)eratlvely n eeded Ing tha t m any of its m e thods have b een order haa been obeyed.' Without windows; wooden sta.lrs ,vitll h ~plta l m u s t be on the land copied b y o th er munlc lpa lltle!j and thtr PROTECTION FROli F IR E. holes large enough fo r a chlld's feet to al r ead y death rate o f Buffa lo Is among the lowgo througb; co ndition at b u ilding ve r y owned by tbe c ity or nowhere. est of t h e ci ti es of th e world. The "The Tenement 'Houee Act. of 1901 bad a ll through. Department records Whe n smallpox was pre valent here sewerage sy stem and th e water supply req ulr.. that wltbln a yea r (sec. 164) s how: 'Orlglnal Inepecthlll March 8. - t he m ost important f ac tors of all In there shall be a fire-escape on every 1902; notice March 10th. Relnsp ectloDs last winter the old bospltal was ove r· t h e h ealth of a n urba n p opulation-are non·ftrel"ooC tenement ho use wIthin April 16th J uly lOth' c ita ti o n August c rowded. a lthough t he bealtb Officials the fin es t possible ; a nd a tt enUon I. ftre limits. and on every su ch hOU8e 7th' extension at tl~e to September given a s w ell to th e h ealth of Indlvld· ft~er two stories high outside fi re Jlm- l lDtI;; relnspecUo n September 23d; ce rtified tb a t It was "unfit tor t he ua ls as o f th e inha bita nts collectively. oubl that Circu lars fo r th e dissemination of useeet tbere "han be at least 400 (premises whitewashed); turt ber exte n. bo uslng o f cattle. " It was in a n ex. thatet: ~ fl' space for eve ry ad ult; slon to November 1st; December 9th. treme con ditio n at dllap lda Uon. could ful knowledg e i n r eg a rd to home and d ere, al be water on ever y tloor ; nothtng done. Own ..' getting estimate pe r so na l hygiene are dis tributed broad~\t for new tenement bouses outside on plumbing. not be p r ope rl y wa r med . w a ter cam e cas t b y th e H ealth D epartment. partleel~set f~~r every rOOm and a water " (5) No. 42 Fly Street. Four·story t h r ough t be r oof. It was In no sense ul a r care being ta k en to see that they It al every .ulte of apa r tment" . brick slxty·four Comi lle.. · on each reach t he poorer class of people. I'I1 ther 80 P~"tde8 that In old houses fl oor 'two' hop per closrts '~ithout ·wln- sanitary. To run th e r isk ot. enco u nthe h ot season, instruction s are sent !llnk~ ~~S clbe open plum bing .for all dows; pl u mbing poor; ftre~eBc~pes o b- te r lng anoth er e pide m ic w ith no bet t er ou t t o m other s in regard to the care and and that bef~;~'tlthln a yenr s time. structed by boxes; sc uWe stairs ob· provis ion for the isolati on of patien ts treat m en t of Infan til e complaints. mll<" be at least anuary 1. 1.03, t here s tructed by lumbet·; filth In halls. De· Dairies an d a ll places wh er e the milk t,·o Camlll one closet fo r every part ment record read : 'O rlglnal In· would be bardly 1009 t h a n c rimin a l. f.u ppl y of t h e p eo ple Is h a ndl ed a re subThe require on'" I ordin a nces of 1893 s pection April 14. 1902; notice April The sltu atlon at R oc h ester Is sug. ject ed to th e m ost rigid pe riodical In~ CamUles. ;ro~t~~:1 tor eve,·y tb ree 16tb; re·lnspectlon Mal' 16th. whites pectlon. ~ house makes the 0 on In a tenement washing being done ; notice post ed to gestlve of wbat may h appe n ber e lIt' oC 11.000. Both theW~e;I~~able.to "I t1~e ahow ca u~e wby premises should _not tbe near t u t u re. Ii remem brance of t h e State law re uire nees ane t e be vaca ted; adjournment to July 1,th; 111 . . . . .. .. ..... . . . .......... . . . . .. ........ ......... ... .... ..... . . tenement h Q • registry ot a ll re.lnspectlon Oct ober 9t h nothing done Inst viSitatio n of l'lTlallpox Is no t s um· ouses. wltb t he owners' • h nam<$ and add re.... and th St t but whitewashing; Dtcember Ill. clent to prompt speedy ac ti on. No w law provides a fin' ... e a e plumber at work.' th .ho taU to reglsler e ~f $,0 tor t hose "(9) NO.7 Stllte Street. Th ree. story a t the way Is clea r. no tim e s hould going Provl,lon. ~re one ot ;~e t ore· brlck ; most bedroom~ without win · be lost In securing bids. a warding th e ~1~;:~. InThBU~~iO. and t~~~:!7s Yno ~~~ dOws , <eilllngs v erdy IOWa; ;t'ygl~n~a~~~!~. contract. and p r eSSing tb e ne w b u ilding ere IS a book fo t bone k eep ng b oar e r s ; , . Inspeelo,.. but It cov r rlepobr s y and that filthy be yond d escription; no enterp r lee to the ea rlies t possible com· the tenem' t ers on y :llf of fi ' t I I sta ir Inc .n ho",,"s. a nd there Is little re·esca pes: no se u t e ; on y one • pletl on. If a sick ma n must be se p· 'VELL SETTLED . ..ormation In It Cor 1902 way a nd that In bad co ndition: build· •. Arter the .n. t t' Ing ap parently fa iling to pieces D e· a rat ed fr om the rest or t he community ment H c men of t he Tene0 I ' I I tlo S oUlLe Act, th e Charity Orga I a - partment records ,..ho w : . rig n a n- for the public protection, common h u N t hing but a n inju nction now can n aclety walled n Z spectlon Ap ril 14 1902 ' June 19th,' work I ~~t encoreement. a;let~~;O~ nl ts e ftl - ;v lll be don e ; july i 5th. work be ing ~anlty requires thnt b e s h a ll be can· stop the bu ilding o( a quarantine 105' Hou.·~ the request oC Ito· T ene.... prllt don e; Oc tob er 6th. wor k not com pleted,slgn ed to n reasonabl y comfor lable pita !. Mayor Knight has a pproved the terv3.~ ommlttee, Its agen ts In th';~~- DecembC'r 1st. IH't.: tty fair! T he C. 0 place. a t ion ot the Common Co u ncil and a 103 t.~e oC their Other work In"Peeted S. r eport In Decembor .hows at ll l th ~ questton w hi c h has agitated B ufralo (or city. an~ent houaes In al1 pa r te ot the same bedroomH without window!", Qnt;: ed to tbe aHdee. tlRthlJed report wa s present- dirty closet, no flre -escapc. bad sta irs, a generation is settled a t las t. 'let D.pa t e tc It Is well settled, LOO. The .Ite is to thai ~~~~e~ted prompt a~f:;'~; . I~h~r~~~ "(28) T hree·story frame. no fire·es · be (he present one. o n East B'erry s treet. warm w OU80' might be vac t cl I ca pe.< no scut tl e; s ix {nm lli es. thirty· 1 I po.e It does n~~h~r, and It ofTer ed tbe~ a~ three 'pCl'son g; rooms wltLlOut nny win. . ... ... .. ............ ........ ...... .. ... . It is well adap t ed for sue 1 n p ur ~ ror eVicted 'te~ nnd hom es. i t neCessary dows; It cott age in r ea r; all u se o ne ....... ....... .. ............ and " III cost th p city not hing. The tF.-W flre~escap::ts. The r eport Showed closet, which Is not fit tor use; ~ talr.s H pa Ith Co nl111iss ioner has prepared ~c nIJIUtl1blng OVe . unnt and ins utft clen t unsa fe an d plnl~e not fit for IJvl n :; ;:I U1.1.. ........ .1....... ... ........ . . . . .... . . . · ibl I lIldcl' w hich a modern eral, !!ho~kln rcrOwdlng. a nd, In en- pos eR; D ecember C. O. S. r e port ShOW8 .. ... ..... ...... ..... ... . __ _ s e pans, 1 . lp (.o t the 103 hO~8~~n(l1HOM. H a rdly Rany no chan ge. De purtment records s how: huilding can be er ected nt n10dela the law. and :el tbe req uirements 'Orlglnal Ins pection June 24th : noti ce rNOW LET'S HOPE THERE'LL ....... cost. It will be a credit to t he n e ighbor· pad. were not reporta~y oth ers, equall y June 26th; ImJpection J ul y 7t h: cxtenhood in a ppen ra nce and in no spnse 0. resented to the He. The re Dort was " Io n or t wo OJ' three w ee ks; .. e·lnspecBE SMALL USE FOR lT ' ~r'l! 2M, and co~llh <':omml • • ,oner. lion July 29th ; Auguet 11th, notbl n g menace to hea lth. . , • th him May 20th terences were h.ad do ne ' The eighteenth ward Is lnc IInLd to ~~aland J~IY 9th ~hnd Idler. On Ju ne . u:r·:r,; .. nOARD E R S. ']'00. A grum ble a t present because It co uld not • n. u'rln. I e SOclely w t resolutto n passed by the Common ment .rnplo "dOC 10D. and th d "Ote "(54) No. 93 Mills Street. Two·s tory g l rid of the quarantine hospital, lJut tora d y. two add e epar - f f II I t ersons Co un cil was s igned b y MAyor Erastu s . t' ~'ln urlr.r the IUlDrn_It\Ollal In"Pec. rame; s,,'en a m I e s, s x Y P Its o bj ectlons will disappear. on ,me. tIIIt~ Decornb~r the -.. . Hv lng In house; tn o ne roo m~ nnd s mall C. Knight tod ay, direc ting the CO"I'" The remAin d er of th e rlly behon" that 111\ ''''.... tor. who I lotlety em'Ployed bedronm live n mun. wife , t hree chll· missioner of Publlc Works to prepare . I (h ll'oblem all the 103 boti Q, e\rbt <lays. vl~lt. dren and tou r hoarders; t wo o th er plans anti ~pec lflcatlo n B for a n ew the be~ t p osslulc solut on 0 [ e I \ ... '~III.de a de. ta mlll"" of len and eleven pe rsons oe· Qua"an tlnp Ho"pHal to be built on th,\! has b ee.1l fo und. f' UPY one room and bedroom; tw o .eresf'l1t site in East Ferry StI'eet. ~ _ ____- - - - i 12'1 tr' L I ........ ...................... . ~ f.1 I f 'm .........................·..··· .. ···.. ·.... ·.. ·.... ··...... ·.. · DfC 2 gr 1902 �(!!7) The Allen bJo<:k. No. 231-2~9 Seneca Atrflct, IODS' a notorious tene ment. From AprU C, O. S, r eport: "aolds about .Ixt.on faml- .... ......... .... ....... .. .......................... .. ........... 11 ......... .. lies. There ure five closets whicb bave bero :Lbandon~d bcrause they are unftt t or uee. There bOB not been water in Bome or tho , . ... .. .. ........ .. .. ..... ... .... .. ........ .. ..... . ............. . . ... .......... ... ".. tenements tor two years. 1fany ot tbe bcdrooms nre vdtbout lI~bt or vcntllntloD. No .......- .... - ftro-el!lC'apes." Same conditions In December . •.. ... . .. .. ........ .. ......... . .... . ..... ....... .......... .. ........ .. .... Department records show inspection on March notification all l\Iarch 12Lh, but DO ~ 'lOth, PROTEST IN DETAIL. Charity Orzanization Societ'Y on the Condition of man'Y Tenements. F WHAT, DISCRIMINATION? STATE~rEN T IS MADE THAT ALL ALLEGED VIOLATORS OF LAW AR E N OT TREATED ALIKE. T h e fo llowing statement was made last evening by Frederic Almy, secre tary and treasurer of the Chnri ty Organization Society: BulTalo, Dec. 29, 1902. To the P ubl1c: On Decemb(:f 12, 1902, the Charily Orgo o JzaUon Soclely of tbls c ity passed II reso lution c b(ln~e. (21) 4 .......... ......... ....... No. 68 Lloyd street. Three-story brlrk. Closots lllthy an d Insufficient. Bed roolUs ,,,ithout ",·Indows. Stairs rickety. Serious ovorcrowd lug. On third Ooor, to r lu stance, onc room a bout twpnty by fourteen teel bas tour famtllcs JIving tn It. Door t o fire-eecape barr ed. Excels ior Iln d shj,vlngs piled In ga.rret, Cellar plied with ",·ood. Dcpo.rtment r ecord! s bow origina l inspectio n on June !!d. rel nspcctlon on November 6th. Letter on N'ovem - ber 7th. No change. alley, rear at No. 341-34~ Amherst street. April C. O. S. report s ays: (88) Washburn ............................. ---'==c..===-,,==~==~. . . . . ~ n ~ARK LI:T INSPECTION ~ ~, J j he Water Wut Be Wo ealth Department may _ Lharze OT rooastuffs of1 f,ered .r ,or sa e. :a d co s tili worse befor r sewage being heavier ~h"..":I~g·t Now naturally hull' the abore a e~!tt sewage from Smokes c r .. ~oa~d":.' Poln t will fallow the north shore Ol' bay to enter the river at the endo! government pier, which Is al!!) source of Black Rock harbor N ~olume of water comin~ dOI~n eeps It hugging the east side river which keeps the heal'lest ot the sewage back and Hows dO: harbor, as the city found out bl ~ perlenee a few years ago. But th.", jor Dart of It Is held In solution I, RI ' falo River and Blackwell Canal N ' when Bul!alo Creek Is s traightened' . w idened It will send a volume ot .~. dow n Bul!alo river wi th such t. eve ry time there Is a freshet as tod", this sewage which Is held In .olull" .. Buffalo River cle.r Over In Ih. ,m;. ne l which supplies the Inl.t pier X t hat navigation Is closed If Iher~ boom placed in Black Rock Har" a bove the lock and the gates PIt opened so that It would creale a, stl IT currpn~ down Ihe harbor It assu~e e(;~~~~:~~I~~s~ s~t;:~e:nan. ~ ROW OVER CLERKSHIP " For sixteen families the only water closet !ACTION OF STATE CIVIL SERVICE accommodation Is .. smal l building In the COMMISSION IS BEFORE THE y ard divided Jnto twe lve compartments. Ten GOVERNOR, at these are nailed up, the other two not in ---('on dition to be used. Water connection Is In th e near future the health dep artbro lt en." Records of department s how no m ent may take charge of the dally Ininspection . Notblng done. k (1) 11:0. 122 Ede street. Five-story brick; spection of t he markets to rna e s ure 36 families, 216 persolls live here; three tank that mea.t and a ll other foods offered for closets; eighteen families use one (' Ioset. Plumbing bad. "''''alls In most flIthy coudl- sa.le are fresh a nd un tainted. T he delion; many bedrooms without wi ndow s. Wood- p artment now Is s tated to be prepared en stai rs wJth ho les ]n.rge enough for n. child's to und ertake t his wOJ:.!.'. The probability of t he c hange defeet to go through. Co ndition ot building ve ry bad a ll through. Department records show: p ends, In a measure, on l he id entity of OrJglnal Inspecti on on March 8, 1902; notice the new market clerk aPPOinted to sueon March 10th; rein spection on April 16th, ceed E dwa.rd Dickman. If the appOintee July 10th; citation on August 7th; extension of time to Septemb('f 15th; reln spectioD on I s not a butcher, it is a lmost certain that September 23d (premises whltew8ahE"d); ru r - the hea l t h department ",!II have the In - I 't;,' <II cemiurlng the hea lth department tor grORS n egl oct at the tenemenl-house law. Much comment has followed, and the society thinks It de,dr a bl e to state publicly the Information on which this r esolution ""as based. It CODcerns the society, for foul tenements breed t her extension to November 1st; December spection of meals, etc. , on the ll1arket act as a check to the water Comlngt,., DecessarJly poverty, misery and vice. Burralo River. I would like lo .. k Th(' Buffalo tenement ordinances were passed 9th, nOlblng done. Owner gettln, estimate h er eafter. tala's best friend, )!aj. Symon~ U· i n 1893, c blefly through the efforts of this flO- on plumbing." Four candldates now a.re in the field. co uld be done with any benent t. clety. Th e state tcnement-hou ~e law, vaspcd (5) No. 42 Fly street. Four-story brick; 64 f a- Firs t Is George N. lI!itcheli of the 20th water supply, 0, E~' early in 1901 , repealed only suc h parts of the milles. On each Hoar two hopper closets, wltb- ward, not a. butcher. Second is Hen ry Buffalo, Dec. 24, 1002, ) ordina nces as were Inconsistent with it, Both out windows. P lumbing poor. Fire-escapes obI =....... =~==~_______....!... the slate law and tbo c ity ordinances charge s tructed by boxes. Scuttle s tairs obstruct- Massing of the 23d ward, a butcher ... tho heal th commlssloncr with the d uty ot en- ed by lu mbe r. l~lItb In bal1s. Depa rtm('nt 'l'hlrd Is James Bell ot the 4th ward, a torcement. The city ordinances (sec llon 12i) rerords read: "Origina1 inspection on April b utcher. Fourth IsJacob K lsslllger of the J. require hi m to inspect all tenements carefully H, 1002 : uotlce on April 16th ; relnspectloo on 10th ward, a butcher. The three butch- %" .............. ......................................,..at least twice in each year (wbethel' com- May 16th, wbttowRshlo&, beine done; notico era ha.ve been unable to agree a mong oJ 7 2 pl n.lned of or not), and under the Ci ty Chartor posted to sbow cause why premises sbould (Bectlon 237) h e cao decla.re buildings un- not be vaca ted; adjournment to July 17th; themselves, b ut, ill a lneasure, have ,................................................... ....... ,,_. candidacies Wholesome "and upon so declaring, the com- reinspecllon on October 9th, nothlnc done damaged one a nother's ~ missioner shall have power to a bate thc same but whttewashlng; on December 11th plumber sev,rely tbfough the clash es of their !rlends. This co ntinu es to be partlcu- " ............................................................ .. in Buch mnnncr as he may deom expodit'nt." at work." Section 238 at the Charter g!\'es hi m "power (9) No. 7 Stote street. Three-story brJck. Most Jarl y true ot Beli and Klss lnget'. ... to cause the removal or persons from ally bedrooms wltbout windows. ceilings very low: Mayor Knight has not arrIved at any . ~ BEFORE COMMITTEES. buil ding which ill bls judgment is so crowded Eight ramtlies, one keep ing boarden. Only ~ by per~ons dwelling there in as to endanger the oue closet. and that filthy beyond dt!8crip. torma l deCIsion as t o a choice. In fac t, " ,' Y OF ~S FOR Til!' pub lic h ealth," and by section 148 a! the or- t ion. No fi re·escapes; DO scuttle. Only one th e Mayor has received no word from dlnances, it It 15 " made know n in any way" to stair way and that tn bad condition. Building t he Governor as to his app rov a l o f the 1 ,-,,",1 ALDERMEN. the commissioner that any building or room Is apparently tailing to pieces. Department ree· action of t he state civil-sen,ce commls"unOt tor hurno.n ha.bitaUon be('ause of de- ords s bow: "Original inspection aD April 14, sian and unlll the Governor sends his tec ta of drainage, plumbing, ventilation or ror 1002; on Juno 19th, work will be done; on . a pproval t he Mayor is witho ut author- I Se,eral people appeared bplore a ny other reasoD," he may order all persons J.ul y 15th, ·,.ork bein g done; on October 6th Hy to n~me a successor to the presen t alde rmanic fire committee last nJght 10 1 to v8c a.le It 'l'.:ork not completed; on Decembe r l~t pretty h titian of MorrIs Ro"'Ir t ' b lid a bar The ord l . ~nc.s (section 12i) also provide lbat f.l r. " The C. O. S. report III Deccmbcr Market c lerk. H ence, t hose candidates oppose t e pe wh .. are clamoring for I\. settlement of blatt for permlSSlo n _ ~ rr''r.on , tw' " wbenever the hea.lth commissioner ha.s m nde, the contest shou ld bear in lnind that in the rear of No. S9I h e ~i~reprt~ any order concerning a tenement, be Rhall shows stili tbe samp bedrooms ""ltbout " 'i ot ca.use a relnspection to be madf' ot the snme dows, onc dirty closet, DO fire-eleape, bad th e matter stili is held in Albany a nd The speakers alleged t a ettl;g 'l(IItII within five daYB to ascertain thnt the orde r stairs. ek. h as not b een transm itted to t he Mayor. tatlol1:-. we:c made ~,~asga18o tnttmalfrdl baa been ob el'ed." (28) Three-story '!rame, no fire-esc a pes, no !t they have a ny ki cl:, Albany Is the for th' pebtlon. It • on lhe ",U. nnme Th e tenement- bouse act ot 1001 requires thnt scuttle; six fa.mllies, 3::: persons. Rooms wlthplace to make It. that 80me of ,he Ilion on Ih. p<t:. wIthJn a yea r (section 1(4) tbere sbnll be a out any " 'ldows. A cottage ill renr. All use In the event of Mitchell' s appoi nt- tlon were forged, " k fire-escape on every nou-firep root tenement- onc closet, which is not fit tor usa. Stairs • . d f 'red for a wee . m ent it is practicall y assured t hat the tlOn waS e ~ I on publiC buUdlnl' hOU80 Within fife Ilmitls and on every Fiuch tln safe and place DO fit for living purposes. 'fhe commIttee leatlon from CI~ house over two stories high outside fire lIm- : December C. O. S. l'er()rt · shows 00 chnuge. 1 h ealth depa rtment wi ll be called on by Its ; that thore s hall be at leaf;t 400 cubic fre t Department l'ecords show: "Original Inspcc- the r.Iayor or the proper market au thoJ'- l'N'pived a comn~unSmith urginf tb&l at air space tor every adult; that there shaH tion on June 24th; notice on June 26th; lo - Ity, through the Mayor, to In"pecl the Auditor Anselm od' f dlsmfectln~ r" be water on every fioor; and fO l' new tenc- spection on July 7th; e:.:tension at two or th r ee meats and ot h er foods offered for sale, n. uniform meth: c m1l1U "" ment-ho uses outside light (or every room and weeks; rrlnspecUon on July 29th, August 11th, p articularly tbe meats. The cuslom In ~gs be adopte ;he (able. a water closet for every set of apartm ents. It nothing done." times past has b een for the marltel tion wa.s placed O~onneuy contrat11D1 also provi des that in old houses th ero ruust be (54) No. 93 1.1I11s slree" : lwo-story [rame; A chum 01 t~e t d bY GeOl'" & open plumbing fOf a il Sin ks and clo sets ""itblo seven ramllies, 60 persons living In house. [0 c lerk usually to be a butcher and make a year's time and tbat be[ore January I, 190.;, one room and small bedroom live a man, wife. th e Inspections himself, a butcher being Company, reptesen eted to the colfUl!!!' there must be at least one closet tor every two tbrt'e children and four boarders. Two otb<'r regard e d as an expert on meats and ab le Hana\'an,:, as p~::~ clailn, us wUIl· tam1l1cs. The ordinances at 1893 require one families at tpn and eleven persons occupy ono t o detect the tainted frOln the fresh . tee on cl.rums. • x: ress \\'Mn It 111 clo!'et for ever y three families. Prostitution room and hf'droom. Two closets. out of orThere are many who believe that the plained . III The ~.p clerk, I. fOI 1< ' In a tenement-hou~c makes the owner liab le dor and in filthy ('audition. ~. 0 <,bange In Do- Ma),or would be doing a good Hied wltb the c ~I ed to hal'e "'" to a fine ot $1,000. Both tbe ordInan ces an d cember. Department records show no Inspcc- .. e rvlce to the people by having the 000 tor damages :n;'~ propertY bY ttl tbe state law require a registry at all tene- t io n. Many other hou ses rcporlco In tbls h ealth de partment, reg"rdless or w helh- done to the comp I to th. Eri. t)OII men t-housc~, with the OWBers' nnmes ond ad- part of the City, with similar conditions. None er th e new market c lerk is a butcher 01' drain ing of sewers nand COO1mt~ drestles, and the state law provldrs A. fine ot of them visited by the department. ' 50 t or t.hose who fall to register. None ot the The above are a sample of the bouses rc- n o t a hutchE'r, undert.alre the in!:'pec tloll between ?enes:ecompany was drt«· for egoing pro\'lalons are generally enforred in portcd on. and ot the n('tion t.."lkc u. Many "af the wares on t.he markets a nd there-by Ftl'eets While th The daim wali 'Butcalo and tbere 16 no regi ster. There Is a equally bad, In clu ding Ule we ll-known Da.rk('l' make s ure that no unfresh or t.aln ted 01" ing the ru.nnl. .ear book for reports by inspectors. but it covers block, were not inc luded. 1\1lss Remington d ecayed s tuffs are palmed orr on those over until next YthO~ght It would bt l only b all or t he tenement-hou ses ao d there is was obliged to comply strictly with the law. 'Who a re careless or inexperienced buyThe ('onllmt.le e HoW Hugh Ch(.c!tl" lItU e Infor mation tn It for 1002, and tb e plumbing and other chongcs In her ers. ~l'hose who hold. this view say that bad J)1'p(.'ed~nt f~~ ;91 tor e:tWl wlXk~ Arter tho enactment at the tenement-hou fS settl ement cost Dt"nrly $3,000. For a. time it worth'S t'la lll1 b lit !"choo 1 No. ~3 to a<!:t, t he CharIty OrganlzaUon Society waited seemed as it she wou ld have tb end her bene- most of t he dea lers on the mn l'l(ets are jaOllOr ~t pu i\ddttlons were tnl ~: & year .for I~ effi('lcot enrorcement, a nd then, flceut worlc In B uffalo, but half at the mon('y thorou g hly r eliabl e, but add th ut h ere n Apri l, 1902, at tho request at its tenemenl- to pay for the work bas been subsc ribed . In and th ere a dealer may be found wh o was dented . UdIng some tlm~ .PO hou se committee, its agents in the Intcnnls t.he other hul[ of the same black (the notori- o ccasionally might yield to the tempta the 5tboOI b~ UP to september, ~ ot thei r work inspected 103 tenemf'nt-hou~es OU8 Revere block). similar changes were not tion to save himself a loss by sellIng four month .., to ha ve taken ~a. in all parll or the city. an d a detailed r eport reqUired, nor In olher t('nement-hou~es In foodstuffs not fres h, a nd that this par· ten\orth c1atnl~ rooms wi~hOU [~, was prooentfOd. to the health department. The sbocklng condltlou In the same vlf'lnity. tbO~P :ldd itl.O~~on . BeglnnlOg ",1~ ""!, All tbat the Charity OrgnnlzfHion So<'1tty d('- ticula.rly would be true ',"here buyers 80clety roqucsted prompt action. In orde r that lra lOIllP{'nsa 'or th's Fala.rl' ,J,J I unftt houses might be vacated In warm weath- sires Is to have lhcse condltious remedi ed. ca re more for a low price than for a tember Cbester~he committee Ib, ~", and IL ortered then. at> it does now, to find thorougbly and without more delay. Tb ('r6 high quality. home!!, It necessary. [or evicted tenants. Tho is nothing pcrsonal tn Its action. and its teueT his point iR Ukely to be tal<on UP In ('Teased $200. be satl.fied "ith t repo rt "haWed tew fi rc·escapes, uunt and In~ roenl-house committee, under the same cbalr- the work of impl'o\o·lng the ma.rlu~ts o f he ought to,} 1m. 8utl\ rle nt. plumbing, overcrowding undo tn gCIl- mnn. Dr. PI'yor, has equally led vigorous the c ity. 'I~he l'ILayol' iF! known to be d('den if"d hiS t; a . _- eral, I hockJng conditions. Hardly any of tho movemeuts In prevloul\ years. It will ('0-103 h oultcu met the rcqulreDlent.~ at tho law opel'ate cordially with DI'. Ore(' ne it he wtll e irous of bringing about the best poss ~"""'"bud m~DY otbOf:J. equally bad, were Doi rc - talte hold vigorously to purge thest.~ iuIQulth·s. ble c onditions fO l' the benefit of t h e ported. The repo rt was preAented to the The dllnger to life Is great. ror tbe bulldlng::l 1a rge proportion of cittzens who patbenltb commlaaiollel' on April 23d and con[cr- generally latk firc-es('ap('s, but the latli: or ronize the markets. It is to the ad - n ........ ·.. ······· .. ····· .. · .. ·.. ··· ..···..··· .. ···.......flUCes were bad with him on Ma y 20th and "'hat ba"'e b(>pn call ed "moral fir <'-<'s{ ap~s" vantage, not on ly of th ese consumers. l~h~r. On June 7th and July 9th the society is mora important. For those In tf'n,'m{'nt- but of the great majority of dea lers on 'Yoroto again. urllllg acUon. and the d('part~ houses und er prf'lwnt conditiona. tbere is IIt- t he market that the stuffs boughl on m.nt(bemploYed t.wo additional inspectors dur- tip c!-!cnpp from wft't(·hf'd. dlse>Art ,I ltven, wcalc Ing to' Hummer. physically and morally, amI d ugerou8 to the t he market should be fresh and palatable and who lesome, and that all de " 1n t December the society employed on e tn- commullity. or , who, In c.lgbt dan. vi~tt'd all tho The nbolC statement Is pr('pllred In <,o-oper- cayed, tainted and unwho lesome stuffs Inr ~ue~. and made a de laHed nport .how- aUon With Carlton S. Ladd, wbo glve~ his s hould be detected and cast out or the H uc th~ lJame conditions as 1n April IPKOI flPrvkes In thl ~ matter. Protp~8tonal nlark ets. me ~be tl eXQmlned the records ot tht\ depart~ lH'rvlcea at other kinds havc been given by The new marltet d erk, it h; stated, 1s ~d found that baH of the houses CODl~ other rrlends. f"xpe-cted lo be a man of goocl e x ecutive Dot ne of bad Dot even been visited. It Is Respecttu lll' submitted, ability, able to handle the worldll!;s oC f,~ I~trRn "e tbat thf' re,olution passed by the FREDERIC AL),lY, thp market system and of the men un\Vb Y was emphatic Secretary Chnrltl' Organization Society. d at bas been done by the. department tr dpr him. ("Qpab le nlso of belllg the aut:~entVOluntarllY would IndIcate an nttC'mpt h ave l hc!te feat ures of the nlattel' bE'- thority over th e 8taIlkpt jJel'S a t1u inor on:e the Ia.w, though not an nggrel\alve f ore th~ l'\1 their talks, held with U ('reasing' In every po~slble way the Ca.· ""bf'~~~~esstul, one. It is doubtful. bowfI,vcr, , ·Iew t 6 te'l'mh"lutiJ'g the con test by unit- ci llti eR u.lfo rded for the people to patronma.de t a~y house complained of has been 1ng o t\,one ma.n and !'ec'ommcndlng him ize th e mar l<ots. Th e solI' lest of u man b b t'1~~ ser,·c the law tull:r. There na.ve t o ·tli". l\.1ayOl·, ,1t thl:' pro""'er tirnp., H:i n 1'01' market Ch.' l'k, it i~ ~tatt~d. Is not all nd marl' ona tlo appeal', extensions at time I' for tbe tt- CODB dera.tlon for the OWDers tha~ 111 n not only fitted for the pn~it1on, bUl a blU ly to carve or judgtll meat. T hel'r t rlRlic ID:t'~ The fOllowIn g are charac_ acceptahle to the organization leaclerR a re other q ualiftcation~ (l~FentiaJ. Tht? ra.nd(SJ Ce1I. Id~ted marc or less at of t h~ party, lipid respont:;,iblp fot' an J p.af'!l?r~ of t"E> HfpubllC';]lI Ilrgani-..:uuo n ~mcient administration of markpt a ... .01 Ii:! DE I I I ..............................................................-- .......................................................,- itch Pl:i j . fnir ~ �· ===~_____ ~==~~~ 10 ~n Atter the dal Plpt lo n lett , MayO'!' ;{nlg'ht .~Id that he ha d not yet made / ) ) ~ c-( u~1 his m ind a bou t the market clerk- From .........." ........ _..........:. ~/..... ,................~.~ ..Q.'-'" ...1...,.:... /...:.................. .. s .. ~o", ahout the a ~.istant mark et <--r c1~I' ks?" a sked . "Is it yeur in te n• _. , ..... " \ .." /~ ,} ,. I clv n t o fill th<"Se pl3ces wi th RepublI- ............................................................. .. ........ .. .... .. ... ~.~ .. ..j ' .. .. .... ... .. ... .. .... . .. C'ans?" Y. I, ,..,n..·........·bfc. i"' . l .... ··.... ······.. · w", ........... ............................................................... ....... D l". " ................. " ........... " ............. .................. . w~! ~;yn?,~t~:rl~~tew~~:~tea:~~~ ~~~~ .................................... .......... ~ ... ~r ':?.............................. ,, ~ " '"'''''' eli, oy b,. 10\\' 15 II ...tn l It Ib, UNPLEASANT REMINDER Stony ot tb! FOR HIM ot Ih, I IhI IWtl;e 21a\! It Ih art I( Ib, eex. I e lila. But. Now d and 'Wala torce drl on "III Chan. I Now raarhor• arll, gOOd fr. ..x.~.'B02....................... th e y 81RO ~e placed in Ibe exem pt , _ cla ss." rpplled thp }"hyor. " but if t h e "H O P F.. .t10SPITAL BULLETIN d\'i1 ser v ice r egul a dons a l'e to preva il • such a t h ing wO:Jld harnly be pos- -' s ible." . e,' o r Palit'nls 10 be Disc;."rged To· Mav(}\' K night added t h a t Mr. 'W arD d ~ I N W \\ r e~'" vi.l t had no rartleul"r gignlflay a n a r y ext et: . . I r a nc~. Ihat It wae the f11"t ti me in T ho lIum l)'r o[ p,ltieul s nt H ope H ospinl o nth ~ tll"t " 1'. ' Vu"ren h ad call ed a t ta } at .1 o'e lo('1\: ~· ~ ::; tc l' d :l .r n(tCl'll OO ll W itS h isDr. offiCl'owe-. ce. one oi t hf' members of t ho 150. fOllr hay illg bcon reccil'ed since Ule C:vll Ser vlre ('omm i""ion . Ra id yestel'- mornillg !.>ull till. '1'h e illcl'('"se W IlS <lne " . Pl'OSPllt I el'e " 1'0 but fivp in 11l1l'l to the l'l'tlloya l of 1}Iltien ts 1.0 'the d fl Y t ~.oa t "" • < c names ill t hp ecligible• list of the C ivil h,,"piUli who hlld beell quara u tined at Servicp COlll m i~"lon tor the position of hOll1u an d w ho des ired to go to th e hospiassi!lta nt mnrkpt clerkfZ . H~ said that t a l. It~ol1r of s uch rcmo" nis b an~ uee n t \'aC'8n"l~s arp d~elaled b~' the if ...< I' ~h ~ madc thj~ week. 'Yhile suc:h transfcrs of Ma yor ray.not he r t>xaminatlon would be ))uticnt:; tnt:l'('Il!:iC . ' ne.('esro t IIe Dumber nt t h e ilOSPlTh e "lIari .. CIf the as£istant market t ai. the nllmbor qunruntilleu outside is. of ... ... !)OM'PVLSORY VACCINA.TION ~e city of Bnffllio I'S n-ked to u y ~6 000 oo rollense n satloll '0 thA ' t' ' " r r d ath 0( IL ch ild, whose ol e atu, It if clal d d b ad ID C , wu s c :r u se y enr"rC 'ac~ ln c ase will be t a ti->n . -rile wa tcned wi th great interest; there are mnny p e rbons who cou8idcl' com pul sor y vaCCl ua t ion an arhltratery . f ' III rr ge m e nt o f p "rsonal liberty, emhodYlllg gre atel' t"an lh.>., .... a d a nger' ..., .." U J.V", Market Men Recall o f p ossible dl sca s e., nnd what ia c l erk s o rc Some r eCE ive $900 {'IHlrSC, Y cs te r dny tiler!! were f ane others ~,5U a y~"I'. It Is said to Ie", thau thirly in ijuarRl1tiue outside. .,6,000 or n deur lIttle ,laughter W Ma}or's Memory What hltve .\ lI umber of pnlieu ts wili be dischnrged whom has heen gh' en six years of been" common prnc~lct> ~or the l1 re cf' h $:)00 t (\~P21t t~ulo e xtra. $50 l tIl-day , it is expectl'CI, nnd more will be I d • . Happened to Council- m(> wil n Iho clprk rec~I'-no $800. (liscbllrl<cd earl), next week. The s ituation l ove an cal e , Whut con com penis "lcadiiy improvinl", n fact which is a p- 83le th e be!lrt· broken plll'ents for a man Byrne, Who DispArentI)' renliz,," hy peollie iiving outsid e • lire tim e of blasted bopes? How city, ns it is staled by m e rcll o n ts • paraged Their Calling. I........................................ .. .... .. .. ....• .. ........ . ofthuttbet rnde imp ro" ed d UI'in g t he pres· many Arcadian" have cbildren w ----................................... .. . .....' .. ..)2 IcutTheweel< .. . .. s ncrlfiqe at $ . ,000 apiece' The ..... ...... .. .. ..... t'olh)wlD"' CO m n1 l101 cntlOll 51"'nco by ~rad e(t. le~sellcu . ell ilig h ilS WANT MARKET MAN ll enllh Officer 'U oler. has been ;·pc.;i"ed bi. .... ...... ........ .. ..... .. .. .. ....... ..... .. ........ .. .... . ' the preside.'lt • . o( practicaliy a li of the FOR MARKET CLERK k== == = =_ _-..... lubor Orl<l1ll1ZntlOns of the cIty: S-TAM PEnUE UnUT Delegation Tells His Honor Henry Massing Should Be ~ ~~:;~hei~~~~i~~:;~~~1 Off-lOWER Receive Due ConSlderatlOnl ' • • . Yesllfd. y was Mayor Knigh t'. busy day. Ordinarily. th e chief execull\' e of the city leaves his ornce a bout 4 :30 o'c1ock, but gas Jets were 'b ur ni ng ye ... le,day wh' n the Ma )'or. breathi ng a • igb of rell't. donned h is coa t and hat and I' ft lhe offi ce. 1t was close to 6 o·ciock. It was shortl y befor e 3 when L ead er Warren 'WI! ushered Into th e Ma yor's presence. Bu.sln€t's ot the o ffi ce fo r the lime b,lng " as sus pe nded. Mr. W a r· ren and the Mayor went Into th e l atter's prh'ate offl ce. Word was paE'Sed to Ihe Omcet In cha rge tha t the Ma yor was not to be disturbed. It ~... a s sta t ed tbat he would be engaged Cor a t leas! an hour. Ald. George Zoeller d ro pped in. It Is "Id tha t h L. mission was to uk Ih' Ml yor to wi thh old his . Igna· lure from Ihe resoluti on ado pted by the Common Council providing for the prepara tion ot pla ns a nd th e ad ver tising for prop.. ais for th e erecti on of a Quarantine H 0'!lll.Lil1 on the present .it.. was told tha t t he Ma yo\, ~... bUoY. very busy. a nd he len dis appalnl'd. About 10'clock a delegatio n ot men ot stern visage ente red t h e office. All were .market men. They told t be Mayors officer thft t t h~y wa nted to see Ihe Mayor. lo urge upon him the appOinlment ot Hent, MaE'S lng as market clerk. BUS Y, VERY B l'S'\~ . Onr '('tty 11n~ be<!n Y I~ll('d hy a n outhrrok or P .mall!'nx, whlc~. It IUlMPcko>d . 1"0011.." to a o un ce. d is llO n esty . injnstice and sel'jou~ l y int<.'rf("rc with the c-aru lng p ower of ' . . c ,'pcy tnlully dll Ihe dt )'. IIlCupaCl ty . noLl bas all the ellrIn () r\I~I' tlult outhrenk (If the ll. C. Rnc kll', III'o,iden t of the T.,·po· I< rnphica l l'nio n, stuted yester day th'\t he hll(l been toid bv H enltb Ollicer (, aiel' that t he ,itlla t ion·. f rom t he v iewpoin t o[ those in ('hArl<e .of lIope lIo'pital, is deCHlcd lv l'llC'ournglllg. . ------- ?m ................. ............. ......... .......................... J ~ s till n'idel~~ ter, many p l'eynl e nt in Ro c hesB uffalonluns 8pe nt ye&terdny in t he Flo wer C ity. The Buff alo r-pecia l, which s hould have le ft the l'e at 9: 10 o'clock I:lst nig ht. but t h e j n d iclary a nd th e school system "fr om "Oh t ICd" u a t i t is a ,. uype- l' c r iti c a l w bi ne !IS bOLh tb e s chool sYIitern a n d the jud idary ale ' in poht 1C8" fOI' a ll t b ere is i n i t. The c o mpUlso ry vaccin atlOll l u w IS an o ff-s h o Ol of l b e compulsory ed uca. Lio n la w,and bo th,we beheve. are unc ous t lt ut lO nal aud should be wi p ed ...... .. .. .. PEOPLE WHO WERE CALLED ............ ''''' ' .'''' THERE BY CHRISTMAS FES.......... TIVITIES HASTENED TO GET ""'"'''' .. " ......... .. AWAY AND AVOID SPENDING 1-====-=====,..... .. ·_...... .:.IJlE MATTER WITH THE WATER. I NIGHT, BEI NG IMPELLED BY J:lW Iteyicw asks this 'l,,!'stion : FEAR OF SMALLPOX. hat is the matt e r with the water t ha t D I smallpo'( may I", ch('('ked as C1I:rI~' as 1'",,<;1ulo. mns we ma l' , s o f n p llrt of the poii l ical n Ol n:--k your eQ-OIp'f'rnU()n dn I'ccomnWn(\IU g I. 'fl YR"dllatl vlI to. thp lUell of pllr organlz.1 011 . m a c l In e . 1e CI'y or the R e pubH~1~l~~III\~S? l be womC'll ~'lJld chlldl'CU or thcll·· oan goo. goos bus heen to prOLec~ GITY. ESPITE Ih e fact lh. a t s m a llpox Is WllO!e edu ca t ional outfit ot the S tILte ot N e w Yo r k appears very mucu lik e a c orru t mass of extra\,- .ou~r ex isten ce . - - - - _..-...1..., uffalo is co mpelle u to use? The q ues tion is not ncw. b u t th e w ater has ali tbc inlcresl of novelty e l'ery time the tups are opened, cspecially nfter a s torm. Attention has been l'all ed 10 It lime alld ag'lin In the XE" ' S alld remedies s uggcsted. '1'he THEMA'I T ER WITH T H E W ATER F (From th e Buffalo News.) e REVIE"r a~ ks this questio n; ·~\'h at is lhp mattf! r " "Ith the W:l.- tel' thal Buffa lo Is compelled to u se ? which did n ot pu ll o ut until nearl)'.l0 Th e q u e$ tio n is not n ew. but the o·clock. had many traYele l's from this Uc vlew, cnoyasslug the ma tter this walei. has :111 the inter est o f nO\'E~lty c ity aboard. morning. gets a t the beart. of t be mat- e " pry Urne t he lnps a re opened, esDuring th e ,,'ait In th e s tation many ter "he n It s ays : pedully afte r a storm. Attention has I h~('n ca lled to it tim e fi nd a ga in in th{' If thp In crease in t he a mount of sew age News a nd rem ed ies s uggested. The has polluted th e riv er beyond the t REV TE'V, ca n\'assillg the ma tter thIs ne r "ousness was man ifes t ed 'b y t he 111 old line o r impu r ity, until it h as morning, gets a t the hear t of the rnatC.'o nta mlnated the c urre nt in the i ml e t' whe n Jt says: " The Mayor Is bues very busy 't said dlvid uaJs who ('o mpo ~ed the t h rong, med'ia te vIci nity of the Intake c r Ib, the officer. ' , whi ch had it not been fl serio us mu tter, If th e Inc rease in t he amo unt ot there s hould be a prompt repo rt "Then. we'll walt," said An l hony J wo uld' hay £" b N' n highly amusi ng . s(> wage hU:J polluted the r iver beupon th e fac t and preparations Schrieber, the chairman of t he delega: Som,;) of th(\ mo:c t i mid of the WIW1pn yo nd th e old line of Impur ity. until s hould be made fo r abandoning the tlon. I gpw e Xll'(j m l)ly n er vous n.s tlm~ wo re it h as contA.minatE"'d the c u r rent i n present p lan t a s soon as m ayb e. And they "'alted. on and g!ance(l h u rl'l~xl ht about as th e Immediate \'icinity of the InAIn tbE' deleratlon l\'ere J ohn Bettner thClugh ·xpccting l hat u microbe wa6 " Inc rease ill l be amo un t of sewage" t a k e cr ib. t here s hould b e a prompt dam M, nru., August K r ull A nthony prr-paring to spring :It tl.'III , f1guratlw· J'e pCJl't u pon lhe fa c t a nd preparaJ. Schreiber, John L ester F re d F o x ly <:; pI?3 klng. The Hocheg t e r ~tatton is hns a gruesome so und. h u t it 11Idkales tions s h o uld be made {oJ' ab anJO"ph J, nning,. Aibert K~ull d !oo.n: na t noted fer !t8 cheer[uln ess. and th is t he fuet. don ing the 1 resent p Ja nt as so on lhony Z'I!l • • 11 representa tl , an ' k tract <l ie! not lend to allay feurs o[ con ,,' hat m'e the people of B u tfalo go· as maybe. men. ' e mur e tagion . The han~ of the clo k Manv of th~ thl'.J ugh pasS'enger !!:'. as ing to do about it? " In('rense in lhe a mount o f se wage" and etlil Ma or a~ w ent a round well 10l"al tL'ovelel'"" ;::-ave t he interior has a gru eso me so und. but It indicates Allythillg? TheYma rk~t Mr. warren m Ow stdt l on a wid e berth a n d stood t he ract. en seat E Sh~~ed (lutc;;ldp shlv .~ l'illg w it h t he cold u nti l th e What a re the peo ple of Buffalo goin g to wni 8 . v ently e y t r ain pul1(>J In . to do a bout it ? " hen th~ ~ long. It w a s ' Vhe n the tJ-a l n w as r<l: led t h e re \\'as Any thing ? his otI'I ce Mr • ayor emerged a wild ~Ul'ge !or t he e xi t. I t see m ed a u .. .. ..... ... ... ... .. ....... .. ... . appeared thro~gh~ 'Ya r r en had d is- If nil the Pf::'!1t - UP nerv,.)usn e s s o f th ~ ...... .. ....... .... .. .. ... . ... " Sorry to have k e e sid e en ~ran ce . " throng c rystallized a t t h::lt mom ent. and • .. .. .... .. ... .. long," said the MnY~rt w a ltl ng so fp w \\,('I·P. t1!e t' cl<:el!:: which t.he g-ate - ....... .......... . . .. ....... . .. .... .. ..... ... .. travele rs wel'e pa c k ed c losely together a t t he exit 10 t he t \'llin . A spi rit of as rd th Y YOt gatlon bad m d . a te l' t he d ele· "We have ~ll~ Its el f know n. .. !laid Mr d o~ y OU, M r . Ma yor. ot mnn pun ch«<! ] n thp h~~'l'dln.:r of was n') lI cl~aL I~ by lh~ DEC ll'a in. cou rtooy ' t o urge th e neces- Tl fo tralnm~il POI!I~ m AI'k e t m a n , o r II tl~ 'ie-CUl'''' ~L'rae Cl()rt of ol'd c·r . but th e::.z H on of market cler k . ef'l'(Jrt " .I~ Qr lIttlc- H\"flil. E v erybody ~ e~ry M ass ing:' w Hnt ed to gPt int ') th e train nt the sa m e OWed his head. but tim e, b u t .'~ ~hp 'loon; wonld not pel'went on' BUddenl y when the nilt of thl~. ~ornOO1\ e hncl to wait. ~e , . ThOSE> wh o wC!r(' in Ihe- crush w('rp loud In (heir .lat.monl" that a rush or the h J UST A IIElIl ND E R "We hope that tb . . conatdf'rEd. 'Vc: e. j ~a l'ket men wlll n °i ()J\e OCt:as lo1\ ~ to re mind you c t y. Mich. l n 3. Cou nCilman In tnen dit , BYrne. ~ald l hat the n t a1l1Ount tlf m u ch ha): pened t o him . thOUght I on tat" t well t o 1.1 ...... .. • T~ •• ~~~ne~.t'lndi·;;· !aldc· th . ," 'nm",. w . e M a y or. a. the next to '(Ie th~ market cl erk, .. horoughly clerk." <) I) ..... ...... .... .. It!:i (:ol';1 pl e t e absencp.. .. ...... ..... .. ........... ... .. .. .. ...... .. an c1 ' J F h ET S did t h e l\' bc~t" .. _~===~ ~~~·-:~:rr!,cl~~t ~~l)~~el~~:s \~ot t~~ b~x~~~= J1l =-- m ............. ·.. ... .......... .............................. ...... .. __= DEC 2 1 190_ GOOD AD V ICE. Ro(' !Jc~tel' Chamber of Comrnercc '/-..... ......... .... ... ........ .... .................. ... ... .... ..... . A VING AT THE SP GO" sent out tho following s tatemeut to Dufocturcol'S, merchnnts and o ther em -, ~ J 1. Y a nd ~nfdy of ~t e-rna clf" :tflli-to\:in \\ hidl Ju t now f or. \·lld C'L,." of rt"ast) IlS if! II thr' fro nt. . Cj Uf-"sti lm (If ('I1i('[1( pa red with the chaTl:~ or that C'h rl stmas ployers: - ~, briga d e. Christmas pre-senLe; Rnd lo.rg E' The II sttuatJon may be n serious bu ndl('s w£'re reduced to flat ob1ecls. and I:JmR pnx . E'rchants or murp th an one lrave ler mad£' caustic re- olle to thl~ ma nufacturers nnd m I 'l on'" nt>eding to )(' ('onsicit'I't:'<l . marks under hl H brea lh w.h en he fin a lly tbls ('lilt fi nd It Is of the utmost WP01 l'nrJ tlUl horilil li\·e h -. ~lIld :l n~we l\'d ~ucceed('d In g e> tting his br~ath a ~aln. once t he t.1lsens(' be stn mped out. This One wu man held a child ~ tin bathtub I h db ' epented YRC1t is a fltl ('HIOIl lltt"l'<:lIly Of vito; w h e' ll shp was wnltln!=t' In th e statio n. but enn oul ) b l;' Rrcompl e ~ l r ., whf'll she got a boa rd t h e train It wa s .fiat. Cl llDtio n ulltil f'\' Cl'Y person Is In ocu lated nnd J)ortn n C'l' . Sh e dt."Ilositrd It In thp pa r cel rack and JH'OO r O~IlI Il St the dlfwose. )\' b en malt(' l':-> of th e: l'L... ,pJt··~ h.,..a th t> flrst C' U !'\' (! th a t th e train ro und ed . b t-.I 1 nnd { \.nn r h 1 lite " I I'n, I I brfJught tht' pU l'ce l do wn onto t he h ea.d o f Thi., ~(JtJrl. ndvice can e n e \.'"\.1 npol . . "'- CJ un a n n .~ ' f) \·e\.~ a ba ld-hen d('d, f1t."~ hy man who had had a ,.' I r ' • • ' city in the country. It Jn f' ld £' ulu.l IUflllcl' or f;f\YJnA' n f, ·w few tro ubl es ot his own d uring the p re- " lse lin e , er y ' . . .. . . CE'dllll:{ lrn mlnut(' ~. HC" r udely deposlt('d is n ye ry o ld s ayin g, but yery 8en:l~ Jle lfr(; dy Ot thOU~.Ulds or dolla ~~ of t he bundle 1n the a l!'lle and m ade some tl t t b ! e ,,,orn ed is to be for :nonE-;\', m ort.· 01 Jl·S~. may not r em arks a bout. Chri stmas, the cr owd a nu orye 1fi 0 e or '\ nOr eveH I , Udl~lllh.. I~ ('onsldel'Nl things In £"f'neral which Il may bp Ima.g- armed. t . , • tned were not In a humOl'OUS vein. ai, thnt l t hough f;! veryon(' took them 80. ~ .... - �~~"9-""'=== I )\ j ~ m ..................,......... ""J'............................. In.................. .......... • \ ....... . .......... . . ... .. .. ..... . .. .................................... ,........ ............... ...... om................ . ................................ !'j',','" ....... .. ............... """""'."'" . . . . . . . ... .. ~~ {) . , . l903''-''~- " ''' ' '' rtilr L, 0, S, AG~~NN~t~:o:m;:?~:~:R:.~~~~~l··~I~·~· · I·~· · ~·~·~· · · · · · · · · ~.M;:;::~~~~~~o? PRODS ORI GA[[ [I Th is Widel~i~t~~:nFi:~mbing ENEMENT ~~~~~t:J:;i~:~~::t~e~~~o:::~~I ' HOUSES ;'w and ~ I The E. L. Cook Company was organIzed last March and Is the successor of the old firm o f Edward L. Cook. whlc was es tablished In 1878 The officer, are: E. L. Cook. president; Geor"e F Smith. ylce-pre.iue nt; "'alter ~!. ~Iof- Health Officer T0 Id He Mus t ust Disorderly Persons ' From Tenements, C. O. S. SENDS A LETTER TO fett. and { All of the stllt·kholder •• with one exDR GREENE CALLING HIS l cpplion. are ac th·e working membe rs of " . Some of them hall been ATTENTION TO IT. HE SAYS HE WI LL AC , inthetheconwany employ or :\11'. ( ~ook for b€"t\\ "t'n ~e('rt>tary Claims He Took Up Matter W ith the Pol ice Recently and They Reported "N 0 Such Places. 11 ~th CommiSSioner Greene has no faul~nd"'\V'!th the Chi!'! IES ~anlzatlon Society for its latest complaint of violations of th e tenement act. He didn't know what the latest complaint was until last night. when he was informed ot i t by an interviewer to whom the communication, which the Health "omnll~sioner will probably receive to;;orro,,~ morning,. provided the mall Is tre3~l,lrE'r 20 and 23 yt>ar~. and by th€"ir faithful nntl efficient sen'lee hall demon.trateu ,1"'11' ablllt)' and earned the right. tt ::-han:! in t he profits of a b usine~~ whic h ha~ l,)Pen co ntineud. In Ihe line or hot wa ter antI slpaln lwatlng they state they ha\"e nt>n:'r hnd a failuft', and ha,'p ne \"er bee n Itppt out of lhelr payme nts a ~Ingl . dar on nr ('QUIlt of faulty conFlr uction or mi~tukt..'~ in ~ ngln('ering calc ulations. ln til .. lighti ng de partment Ihey carry Ihe flne"t line of elec tric and go"" c halldeli"". Ail the newest design. may be S~E"n in th ... lr s ho\\' room at 201 p parl ~trt'f't. )lr. Coo k s tates with prille and plea~ure that the ('o mpany num 1.)(~ I':-:: among its customers many I)a trons anu c hllLl1'en of pa trons o f 20 years a go. I Ion 0 f I I1 e At t h e t Ime o·( t h e re y!;; (' hart~r of the c tty o f Buffalo !;;pyt"1'a l years ago, )lr. Cook sen"€'(} wit h thf' co mmittee o n the chapter of h E"a lth and c hari lies , and him in somp mpu:mrp l~ due the credit for our prCP'en t exce llent I:t.eg].a.ltthh DE'partment and ~trIct pl umbIn~· ~ . A t the time the C'xamining bOllrd Iss ued the first rertl ficate , of nement·b", wit h a. communication lo U .. ea.lt(hl CommisSioner alleglng pros t utlon of a flagrant sorl Is~ 1)r less widespread among not a th e tenement-houses ot this city.', I ~lstot houseBlsfurnl.hed.wltbl l .•. f·, ( 1 !Ill'" r eq uest on behalt of a tUJ:l IJ' iti'at action be begun at once. Th!~:. ,torney for t~e society saYS In lb."". lIl'Dunication t hat he Is instruct•• ~b "stand back of t his matter unttl IbI DEMANDS LAW BE ENFORCED ~eml eddY" Is applied wherever Ii Is", qu r e .. As was to be expected, Dr. Gree ne IS just as anxious to tid It" IF 'r" I~ Il E ,\L'nl DEPAJl 'f\I E ''l' m ents of Immorallt It Y, any extsts. &.I DO E S ,'o'r S I<: I~ 'I' HI1.'1' 1'1' I S. 'I' Hr~ are any other citizens. He will atarC. O. S. S AY!' IT WI[,I . 'r.~KE Investiga te the a llegations and II fl d en ce ot prostitution can be too~ I'l' '- po J'l' S E 1.1'"". the proper steps wHl be taken to e-1,. .... .,a.te the evil. ('arlton E. Ladd. allorney for the One ot the principal object. of III harity Organization Sof'iet,,'. "e~';terday "framers of the tenement~houselawyu '" sent the following letter to llealth (;0111 - to rid New York tenements ot diIK· nllsslonc~ene: - - - - - - lute women. who had Hocked to ~t-:lr C'olllplnint h~R hrcu P1l1dc to' \ after the various crusades. Faml the ('lJn11t;v Org . ullzutlon :-':Ot'iCl\' tbA~ vh'~v b ecame con t am Inated. chlldren had Or !I t1n.~I"I\nt sort 1& mol'(' or I",:,-·~ ,"\'I.I",'tlrn"c] ' CoDstant picture of loose Ii\'ing bfiort ,-"., ,,UIUOII~ not a {C'n- or UU' t('nrU1C'IlL lIt>tl~(-':J th em a nd the infl uences, generally, ot lhls dly. w ere ba d In the extreme. If thert II ' l.' hc soc-lots hns drenlf'd the qll(':.:Lioll ot ~isOrderlY living in Buffalo tenemen!4 ImlUedlulC' and pre:-;~illg illlllol'tnm·('. ror if ~t be stopped as DC Greenp s}l st1','h things an" It l11('nns th:lI tlll' WOl'st ot -- _... .!.. oil ,,·"tIlo. Is ",)nuut·tNI!1l ,·Io.;e t01l0b "I,b ,..., , II.Quld."'b.l!;noteaoj~thls connecti~ tamih' IIf_ nod prt tl II I r 1I '.0_ or l1tlle ('lilidrcD, ~~l'~~ ~lO:~ll~I'("DlIl~~ «;t~~':~ I t ha t the Health Commissioner on ", ..' ('!;t;ul'i.y "'t,ffcr corr-uplioD bdol'c lllr" are ),alf gro,,·n. • urday gave the District Attorne), t To 1C"~t the l'eliabIlIty of the iutul'mallnn names of 26 owners ot tenement-hou!III fm'nifo":b<"'d lo ll, Ihe ('. O. ~. 1.101:0' l1IadC' 4 who have ignored t he orders of t tpl'IL furth lIy wU'· I'of tinY{,~lIgntjon. '1'114"1' (' \~· .I"; the iJ I I f I Healt h Department to rome d y t h e ..i . (-'I' 0 >JC'{' 1 1 1 :; 0 )lI'lWIII" ng lt yl· ,j(,I~I·(' fOI' Un· hC'(!illnillg. :t t IPl ~. 1)J pl'l). tation nn d other unsafe conditions o! c·l't'dIrHrs tt) (' n[on'(' the )"f'OlNltl'S fll"('''c'rlhl>ll b,· thf" l(>nrt)lC"nl-hOllsP RC'l. rnllt'r till' .'\('t. the buUdings. There should be.no Uf., thr Oe-Pltl"lll\f'lli ur 1i(';i.I[h is (' II:I1';;(,tl pd " necessary deJays to the prosecutlOIll mnrlly \\ It h " Ut'b I'nfOl'(·{'w('Ilt. !Jut..foJ.; ~lInli" I t is essential that th e owneJ13 of teD!-brC'JIH1U ., ·our Ilt'lirIHl'llt hOll"''' inspt'(·lurs nlellis understand tha t t he J8JWS art to 11'-" II("II)<1I't'UI ·· f:III(;'(1. to l1lakl~ a 1'(WOpJ or ~'ldJtfon..:. or this !-:Q I't. From litt' In\"\~:-;II~a b e enforced, a nd the qu1eker tha t taf'! t lon , which tb(' c. O. ~. lw:>, UloId .." unfit'r Jn~' flh'Pl'tlon I am ""atl~ri{'cl Ihut thb (','11 i .. is impressed upon their min ds,.. t he btt· pl'\)iJul1ly 111111(' whJC':o'pI'f'ad. I lin \.C' tn my t el' it will be for the clty. po .. ~·p...:~IOI: t",-tdrlll'!' uf a :.prl'illc· Joi.vl"t In :lcl dillon to grut"!'al l'4"'puialion ug.llnsl :l 11llm· not delayed, was r ead. The communication Is the handiwork of 1\11'. Carlton E. Ladd. attorne)! tor the Charity Organization Society. In the abstract. It Informs the Health missioner that a number of ten~Com h ments In the city of Buffalo are t e habitations o f disorderly persons. or those engaged in disreputable occupa- {'ompet{'ncy. )'-J1'. Coo k. wa~ hono rNl tlons. The s tal{'ments. it Is announced wIth (,prt!flcate :\0. 1, which he sti ll In the communication. are based upon holds and tre:u;ure.. thorough in"estlgation and are facts. '.fhis company haye just shlpPNl a backed by indisputa ble evidence. bath room to Hondur3!;;. This was flt~ Ladd Informs the H ealt h tNl and set up In the-ir 1\' orkinp" room Attorne , ~ that it Is the duty of the and then knoc k ed down and packt"d t 'omm,' e8Ioner Health Department to ferret out these ready to put together completl? Among places; that he has either tailed to do f'o me of their pa~t .rears' work are thp so, or else. knowing that they exist. pl umbing and drainage o f the Snow has sanctioned th eir existence by per- Steam Pump ,Yol'ks; n. uynamo, eJf'c rnltllng them to continue without mo - tric Ilghting and ste-am pump~ for tht" lestation. Cus tie Inn; overhauling plumbfng for h B After recit Ing· t h e Iaw In sue case t he Armour Company; Installation of a and the duties of the Health Commis- new E\y~tem for producing malt at the ~loner. Attorney Ladd informs t he Moffat Brewery, remodeling the plumbHealth Commissioner that he is ex- lng at re~ld e nc(' of R . B., Adam. pee ted to proceed agains t t he ten em ent The amount of busine::;~ dOtH' b;r thiA owners, and stamp out th e n et ari ous company d uring the past year ha~ out- 11(,1' o( l\'I1PIU"Ut hou::o('s, whh'h huve thll~ ,." 'Fr:AI practices. Failing to do this. Atto rn ey Rtrlppf"d t hat of ~he ~~!1-Am. Yf'a·r. dp-I ra~·:n~~~(>Sx~,~:~\("~~11l nnll a 1I~1 or ~Udl .. ""..""""· Ladd says. he ''l ill b ring the n ecessa ry ~plte the ~tag-n2.tlOn lllC'l(lent to the two hou~C'!oi d C'<:('l'lIwfi \l~' :-;11'('1"'1 11 11 III h('l·. Thb action tn the name o f son1e t a x paye r months' £ltrike of the 11lumbprR In~t ) lay ('l"" illC'lu·C" WitS PI'O(·ul·t.'fi wirlwl1l :lIly ~ Jlrd;tl • • • • • • • • , ... .... ... .. ... ...... . .. J. and put an end to t he viola tion of the and June. ditlkult.y And 11101'(' o( a :-oJ iUlln I' 11;11111'(, law. The outlook for thl:' ne~' year Is sUll co uld .1lndollbt('dJ.,· h(' ohl.alnctl nfl-h.tH.: 1 "What do you th ink of it "!" ~' R S more favorablp. and they arc ('onsl i _ ll~<llnKt thp ~nJll" ltOll:-l('~. This (',"lell'lll'I' J'4 asked ot the H ealt h Com m issioner , a.ft - {ng th u.;:tI f I I ~ (e r !It ;\'our dl-':VO~ltl. f h;t l"" c' a ll:-ot nlsfl o f .. ... ... ... ................ ..... ... .. ....................... er the communication h ad been r ea d e <t e. on 0 c-n arg ng thpir otbl'r t('Demput Iwu~(>S. \\"lti('h hi'nr th.' snwe to him. space. They look for a G l'pa ter:y:u 10 ~f'n ('ral rt1IJu·.ltlon and 1I~1I111:-.t whit'h It l~ I====",:::::===:=====~~ "It's all right. I have no f a u lt t o in the near future, and have no i a ot :JPf.:II('l,t1~ f':lSY to obtflln (,y!tieDef'. . '/'j find that!' he r eoUed . being an ywhere except In fron The frulli('r ... of tlll~ h~ lli'l11Plll hou:.(' :wf '"" Cl'C Tel'r CA r,. ful to PI'II'IU(" l-l pf·drtc-nlh· "DId you k now s u ch p la ces ""ere In • u;.;-:linsl tiJt!o\ r \""I 1. W111c'h I... g('UNJlIy l't'\·og· existence"!" n lzp<t ns till' worst tbnl C'HII d('\'rlup nnlJt'r "Several wee ks ago I too k th a.t very tcuemput 1I0l1 ~W t·OIHllllons. 'I'lw \ ('1 t-l matter up with the police and th ey t old n......... !'iN'. H:.! . S tlhJt'f'l~ It 11'11('nlf'ut hnu"it" 1I!'l"rl there were no s u ch places in the ..... .......... . .. ............ ..: .. ... .. .......... ... for ~ lll'h )Jurpo ... "~ with till' ll('I'D1I~...:lou oi iRfv." lb(' (\wn£,I' or bls H~('nt III }I ["If·unlt.'" fit ,;. ,. ,,'How does It happen yo ur inspectors .. .. $1,000 lIud impo~p:-; bolH·h llC'ufllty H~ :t Itrn ?" .. .. .. ............. .... ......... . upon th(' IHC'l1llsC':s. I r :l U'tlf'm{"'nt 11011:-.(" --'" dId not find It out. . ... ..... .... ..... ..... .... . or nn\" pnrt th('rt'uf I.:; Uf:;f'fl fO!' IbJ~ pur AN :;1' "We haven'l any In spect ors In the po.e. 'wlll , tbe per11lls,lon of tb., Ie . ..·'· ,he .~""OWING FOR YEART.rOUGJ! Health Deoartment." tf'ns(' Is t('rllllu ... ei (' 3t th(' l'lf'f'UQI1 or tlaC' ~ 11 "Thf.' communication s ays you have. " .... ..... .. ............. .. ... ......... .. ... ................ ... les~or. who l.1la~ in!:Orttul(' ",Ul.1Iwnrr pro CELLENT oNE, th'~~qe alr~vP an inspector-just one, = ~i.~;~l\')I;l~l1I~!"iI~;'·~';e~hr.°t~\~~~:.o;~. l,(;{;~I~;~I~'~:L~ SOME FEATURES WE!E pre'''11IN] If gUll\lll"'" pro,·c·t·,lIll)!'. m. not NOT SELF_SUSTAINIIl . "He w asn't able t hen to disco ve r such ~ ... ('oDllllenr<"d within t1\:(> li,lY.s :lft~1' nottt·l" ot a condlt(on?" f;11l'h un13~'flll mle :-;('I'\"(>d h.,· lh(" Dell:1l't -"That Is just the point. I don't believe In('nt or H ('ulth. I~~t.· . 144.1 .bld(· troUi . retllry and tr~o however, he knew It, becau~e he would lhll". ~ u{'h pt~I·Il.1I"i~1011 or t bp' OWUt'l' ,lIlll Frede r ick At mY, seC I "tlon .• h'3.\'p reported it If he had kno~... n i t." t<"ss{'e l~ PI'C"sllwpd. although SlIt'll P~'l'hit· Organ z... """ill you proceed agaIns t the ownerE toi ulIlptloll may he l'('hultf'lt by (","idI?Dl'p. 'lh~ UTPr of !.be C ar Yfi1 d In the CC"'Jn!1 al"t further IlI"o,-ldt' :-; I::)CC. HU" thut an 'hi morn in'" e b '" of tenempnts a.t once i f the Charity O r· uC" ttou t() ('1lt01'('(' thf> IIf10 :-::11<111 h,. UI'Ollgbt cipty. t CJ .!t unl report ~ OW; ganl7.atlon Socipty furnishes the evi· a gninst thC" U' U('I1U'llt b011\;.(' n!j rlerf'nilaDt. Clp.rk·s offi ce the a~n ot the EOClt~' rlencp Its attorn ey says he has in h i: h.\' 1hC' Deopartnt"nt or HC'nlth as plulutHf. the flom\clal condUo n the rroP"'l VOf;spsslon"!" H E ALTH COlIMISS IONER TURNS In t'U "iP any Ul:';.pn.\·Cl· ~ha Jl rt'quc:.t tlJ.e De" the repOrt , "I mo~t certainly wl11. That is w hat PUl'tU1(>Dt in "dtlu~ to 11Istltutt' au action According" to I ts prlncipaUY""" am in office for-to do my d uty. I 1'.'11 OVE R TENEllENT HO USE VIOll~ll ln~t 1\11\- U'u(,nwnl h.)u "e IUld tbe- dl'· thE= 60detY c~naStS ;;:wan and If'~ be "lad of the opportunity to clear th partlll.·ut ..;'h311 1\ot .·omnwncr ~lIl'h ud on I butlclln~'" t Set..-·· eo LATlO~S TO DISTRICT AT''''lt bin tC'n dny~. llll'u ;111." l O~lIHycr lllny the Fitc 1 d "'he b\.dldlng a '" . t e-npmC'nts or that c lass o f pe rsons. Jl\~t1nt:ltn SUd1 a('[I(,n Iii hi:-\ own nalll('. g.l11 stff't"ts,:111 l"9 Ii will n(lt lose any time In dotn&' It TORNEY COATS'VORTH. ' 1'0 Illak(' tbC" pl' ,)'lf (·nmpll"tc·. 11 ' \ o11ld 1'l'('Ul j' nd MIChlg-.)n stfe:~ ~t all Jlrt>pe~~,,;, t e.li.he.r. '_' _ _ ad,·ls:.lulp (01' tbl' dt!JHlrilllt'llt 10 notify the ' The totaIL'la,abullltles amount d o ' O \\ llPI',s Hntl le-ss("C"!:I or telll'uwut ho u:-.t~S ot 6" 85516 nn n' ~\J!'1.1 lInlu\, rul tlst'. ~116"'4 4 ·co~sfptl"g Off n,ot~~i! prl!jlerb. Hea l·th Commissioner Greene yes tel'l :ndt'r thIs ~ e('tion of tlH' :wr. I {'Uclost' ., . . The rent fon en. ·om ......................................................."....... da.y tu rned over to District Attorney 1\ formal I'NIU','~t 011 .h('llnlf (l r ,~l 1RXIH1~·l'1' gages. .1th subscription!'. Ii' to ('OUJlIlf"IlI'l' 1m A('l1011 against the tent'· together" ay all expen~(1I· , ~ Coats ~ l'llh a list of the names ot nH'nt b('lu::ot.:': :-lp(.('ltl pd. 1! thb noth'(' !s not th e society tO Pcrecbe doe!=! not r1'Jyy1J ............................. . t .... 'i.... .. ....;o;.~.•;j......... . twenty- six tenemen t hou se o wn'ers C01l1plipd wIth l1y t hp Urpu.rtUlt>ut, tnt' (.,"er, tbe F itcb the past yeaT ther;~011 gOt·ll·t,\· wIll lIN'n! it it:-l cllIl.'· to IURtJlut(' itself. DUTclnsgl374 0; and 81.4 0 a eo--A 'W' h ose p Iaces have not b een I ns t a lied prot'N'dln"" UIIO('1' t he ac t III th C" nIlUH' 1)[ fl it 0 ' . v, sa rinlt rl.lP with the in1provements and repa.irs re- ~() m" I:IXII/I.n'r. Thl' r. o. ~. lit {·(lllNC . n de ~ the Penny '~ ....................... quired b y t he t enement. house law. and 1)l.C"t('rs 10 b;I\(' yon :I,·t In t hesl' ~11t'l'lal ot $6.69 stamp3 repre!u: ~rJ who have ignored the instrucrt:lons l'!lo,;('" Ao..; "l·lI :1 ... In :til ot-bpl'., nt'NI 11~ n I {ronl wh ~- 52!!?; were LS-Uo!' given by the H ealth Department. 1·C"U1P,·Il'. )1\' lU:SU'\l('UOllS ;II-P tel bL.lnll l\IH'k 'Value or 4, _ ... ~ There seems to be some q uestion a s or thl~ UI,llI<'l" uUI1I til(' n'Ule t.ly h, appl1r(] _t~I;,e0\(!,p~a"r,-.- - - - - - - - wh('rr,-<"r It I,. l'ptlutrPll y _____ to wether h 'the Dlstriot Attorney Or UlSI't~.·I(~ll1~·. oU rl:"" ~ ,., t he CorPQration COWl... I ",111 prosecute l' AHI.'I'tl" I: I..HIO. .M.... - .................. .. Hea lt h Com m iSSIoner P resenis Na mes 0 these cases. Ithough violations ot this .--\ ttornr.r t'11' Chal'it.'· ')l'enw1z:tt(un ~odet.r. 1m·· .. ••• .. ••• .. ·••• 26 Tenemen t House Owners to t he law a re made a misdemeanor, a nd it '''t,... . " 1 y\J .........-'i ~~~:r d~~m~~~~! ~~~~e[~e a:S~~~I~t~ .... .. .... .... ....... .............. ... ............ .. ..................................................... .. Dis tric t Attorney. I ......··. J4/{;. ~·O.".N"Y N CH ARIT Y SOCI IE TV'S R e-pOR'" t TWENTY SIX WNERS TO BE PROSECUTED "f lrb TO BE PROSECUTED. JAI In ~::~ t~tsJl~:e~~~~: ~:ea::~~n';l~;:~; conducted by the Dlstrlot Attorney's .......... ..... . I la;'8 in thIs ("I ty ha,'e been presented b) na. me by Ht.'alth Commfs!'iloner Greene for l)ro~eculIon by District AttorMl ('oat<" orth. ~ Th<e oft pndt"rs are those" ho "ere o rI dPl'ec1 to r epair th eir lenpments by Dr Greene ~ome time ago an d paid n o a ' tent Ion to the mandQ, P. ~, ~~~~c:,ntif t~~d~~r~~~~~iC6~~ln~~~~ JO ..". ::;, =_ ............... .. ...... ... ........... .. ... ......... ............ ~...........~ ...:: ................ " ...... ..- Health Commissioner Greene being In···· ........ ............. ... . doubt abo u t the Jnatter. the c:ases wen _ turned over to the District Attorneyand It Is said t here w ill be a confer ence between the two o ffices so tha 'the C8.Se'S rna¥" be prosecuted at onCf '·4__~ . .. Health ~n mmI5ifn·n;i:nG~·p;~c o;'deni p~ o. r~ (·Ul'a hons or j1falit I9t Ai 1\' ot CharIty Organization Socfcty. �100 glad to put "' .(up to It. CbUd"r_ .. ... .. ....... ... .......... . ...... ................ .. ..... ........ . hall ndt be. su.bjec tec\ to s ucb eVIl "nences If th e health uepartment ~0 3 h elp It. 'Ye sha ll investigate each ca86 ... ........ ... .......... ... ~ .presen ted by t he society, as we do with . 1"1 I.~ eve ry co n:plaln t Ihnt Is .Iald before u s • JAN "1 .........................4 .. :..... . . . . . ... . ... . .....:. :. ~._. _ . ~. _._.:. :.:.~. :.:-:::=--:~-:-~~--:;::--------,b.=.=..=..=.~..=..=.=..=..=.=..=..=.=..=..~.~..~..~.~..~..~.~.:~..-~.~..~..~.~..~..~..~ PROBE GOING DEEPER !~ol:\e\\.rQl~n~~~.e~I~~~~~~t~~~~O~I~~:~ PUR/FICA T 0 N 0 F ............ I wheLlidu h e-)" a 1.1 r om a.n oFoclety's rganiza.tion or an ........... .. Indl If the complaint ., 1 • MOR A L CON D JT IONS \\ e shall make every effort to obtaIn furt h er e Vidence that is s ufficient. Charity Organiztltion Society is w.orkinf! on t he tenement- . LOuse P roblem. } NO W DE M A N D E D o ~ .GR EENE MA K ES REPLY ~~:."I~ ~~'~s~~~~e tt~ee I~:;:.~~e~~·~~e~~:. f~'I~ e xtent of the law." Healt h CommIssioner Greene has submilled to D lst!'ic t Atto rney Coats\\'orth ! t h e n a m es and addresses of 26 owner s of te n" ment- houses who hal'e Ignored t h e h ealth d e partm e nt's ordt'rs to r e m e<ly the sanitation or o ther unsafe HAR G ES peT FORTH Calls Attention of the IF CLATEST AN B E PROY ED, H E SAYS HE ,,'ILL T AKE A CTIO;-;-. Health Department to Methods of Life in TeneTh e (' hal'lt~r Organ ization SOciety h as ment Houses. Character izing Them as been loolclng in lo te nement-house e Yils b e~'ond lhe I)oi nt of had sa nitation. It Gross ly Contrary to All Laws. finlls tha t immorality prcYails in ~Ol11e ICharity Organization Socie ty c onditions f'xistlng therein. A ques tion has been raised as to ", h e th er prosecutions or s uch cases " hould be conducted by' t h e Dlstr!ct Attorne:r or t h e C orpora tion Co unzel. The a n swe r d e pends on wheth e r the law vi o latio ns involved are c riminal or cl\·11. The t e nement -house law desc ribes thcm as misd e meanors, w hich would s em to i m p ly that they n re to of th em. ]t has ca lled upon the h ea l t h deparlment to look into the matter a nd has prese nte d a. li s t or t e n e m e nts b e prosecuted crimInally. The Dis trI c t Attornf'Y w ill consu lt ,,' Ith the C orporation Counsel on the subjec t . ATTOR N E Y RE l A IN ED ." TO FORCE S OME A eTIONI a gaInst whIch It h as s ome el'idence, hlch It offers t o the h ealth departl11ent. D r . Greel~·s eac h com plaint i , " 111'111 be c:l'I'i!tlQmT i1l1'c sligated and if I rb ... ......... .. .......... , ... ~/ .. . , . .. ...... ... .. .. .... .. ... .. , pro per proofs Can b e o bta ined t hose r e - , C : s ponsibJc f o t' the co nditions charged .. ............. ..... .. .•••. .1 .~ .......... ................ .... . 10 (Jays. then any taxpayer m a y maln- will b e prosecuted. taln su ch ac t!on tn his o wn n n m e To ! TI ' . . I mak e the ~roOf compl ete. it w o uld 'seem le Soclety s l£' tt C')· IS as fo1l0W9: ... ... . . ............. . . G . . ............ .................... advisable o r th e department to notify "'~lte r D G II I b ten ement :.\luUnder this section o f the act. I enclose Dear lr-Complalnt lw.1i been !Dade to tho a form a l requ est on behalf a t a t a xpayer Cha rity OI'ganlzntJou SOl"lrty tbat prostltu. to commence an acti o n a gainst th e t ane. lion oC n l1!1.grant sort 1.'3 more or leE'S wldc ~o~n~o~op~r:J :f:~i~;diheI~e~~I:t~~~~C\~: ~pread amo ng not a te w or the te:lcrn cnt- w that tbe Ch ari ty O r g a.n lza ti on No Society has succeeded in stirring u p [be Board ot Health In r efe r ence to tbe sanitary conditions of Buffalo's tenement houses, It Is going after t h e board In respect to the pu rely moral condltlona of Ihose chea p and congested hl\'es ot poor hum an ity. AttorneybyCarllon E. Ladd will und deem t o Institute orit'ly th Isbn~ cIt)'. retained the society t o phas r es s been t he soctety proceedings er It theitsactduty In the n a m e ot ouses The soc dcpmed the qu estion or In'l Board of Health to Immedia te R..ctlo n . som e taxpa yer. Th e C. O. S.. of co urse medlato and pressi ug impol'lunc..'e, for iC IHlt 'h In a. leiter to Health CO I1l ~6" QnJ::r prefers to have you a c t In these speclat things a re IL menu::. tha t t be worst of all ~Attorner Udd pO ints out th e ~a~:~ed~. w~~ ~~st~nuc~nn~l~;~S t~e:r~~~ t raffl cs Is ~on du('ted in ('lose tou('l\ with fn ;nsections of t he law governing t he ba c k o f th is m a tter until the rem edy 1s lIy lite, and prac ti ca lly beCore the eYC3 of moral conduct ot tenement h ouses and &.pplled whe r ever It Js requlred. IItt) ~ ch ildren, who~() mo ruls; m u~t nf'l'essar ily cbarges that these la. ws are n.t present R espectfully. s uffer corr uption befo:'('! they nr e ba lf g rowu. being grossly and flagrantl y vIolated . C ARLTON E . LADD, To test t he r('liability of tlle in formation Anorney Ladd sta tes t hat h e h as been Att~f~t~! t or Charity Organlza.tion 80- fU rnished to H, the CharI! y Organization Soretained to "stand bacl<" ot th is latest J anua ry 3 1903 cle ry hns made a test by way ot fn "estlgamovement of the Charity Organization • . ~ tlon . Ther e was the fu rther object in thi s Society .untll tbe Health Department or procuring e"ldcllce ror th o beginning. at SEeS ftt to comply with the p rovisions 1(>8St. ot pro('ecdlllgs to Illro rce tbe remedi es ot the law -requiring a cer t3.ln moral 1>2 . .... ... . ..... .... .. ... . ..... . prescribed by lhe tecement-house act. t:nstanda rd to maintain a t all tenement .. A.. " df'r thf' art tbf' department of hen ltb Is (' bargbouses. 1\. cd prl morily with !'!.u('b infarceruent. but fo r He cbarges In his lette r that t he ......... .... ::~_ J.... ................ ........ ...... ........... ~OD1C renson . :rour tf'Dempot·housc In~ pectors moral side of tene ment h ou se 1Ite in ha"o appar en tly tailed to ruakf' a reco rd of Buft'alo today is con tra r y t o all law .. conditions of tbls 50rt. Jo"rom tb C' hWPhtlgaand municipal ordinances. and that r ,.. _ tion whic h tbe (, harlty Organization Society the condltlona are such as to be a. ......... .. ..... .... .......... u ., .... ".. ·. ;...... .. . ................... bas ma d ~ under my dl r(>f·tIOI1. 1 am satlsfl.ed urloU8 detriment t o the hea lt h y mor al tbat tbis e vil I ~ probably quite v.-id,:~prea d . d'ivelopment of children r aised In thes e I haYe In possession <"' ldclle p ot a s pecl fl l: paCf!s. Followin g Is A tt orne y Lndd's flort.l:1 nddltion to gf'neral r(lplltat lon, agai nst letter to Dr, Greene in t u ll : a nUlUl)(~ I' ot tene ment- house:-; wblch have tb u s far been examined. A.TTOR~EY LAnD'S CHAR GES. • Inf'losed you will fiud a list o[ EHll' h houses Walter D, Greene H lth C dcscd bcd by stre-(>t numbel'. Tins e vl~ l1unlclpal BuUdl geaB tr ommlssloner . dence was J)rof'ured without Sir-co I nl · u alo, N. Y.: speIthtDearCbarlt re! a nt has been made to (f:.PKCIAI. TELEG r: .UI TO T ilE JO:~ Ql' IIl E n.1 cl"n 1 (Il ' mcu It r. an d morc of auy a. slmiimmoral ~Dd~~ta.n~zatlon Soc iety that Bata yl a. J an. 3.-T hl'E"e cflses or gen- 1a r natu re tauld undoubtPdl~' be obtainmore or Ie!! Wid 0 ~ flagr an t so rt Is u ine smallpox now ext,st in the town or cd offbau d against tbn ~u.me houses. Thl~ of the tenement~prea a mong n ot a few Byron. eight miles d is tant from Bata- evidence Is at you I" dlsposn l. 1 boye no Hat The SOcJetrb ~uses ot this cltv . also ot oth er t('nC'UlE'll t-hou Fes "'bleh beg,' btmed late and':r ee,med t he ques·tion of ," lao They art! a ll In the fa.nllly or the same general rCJ,lut...1.lI01t' ::md uD'alnst It such thin eas ng Importance for Th R ~ l'Ont ot aU fr!a~re'lit means that th e om as oaeh, a prominf'nt f armer, whkb It iG npparently easy to obtaJn evlWith t cs s conduct ed in close who for several "par8 has Ih'ed on lhe dpllce. ttlore the eY:~I J\tt~' and practically :\l ll1e r f arm on~ and one-hal t miles The !ramers of the tenement-bousE' act w(Ore lIIOrIls must n e children, whose ' ycry f"a r efu l to provide sJ)eclflcally azaln'it .~ '"r ecelSartly sutter co r rup_ wp~t of B'Ton (,pntpr. ~ UIIII ~ ore they are h it J , t b l s evIl. which is gencrally recognized as tbo Totest tbe rellablll a g rown. Hi~ two $O:U1;. 1\iurray and tieorge worst tbat can deve lop undcr tenemen t-hou se i::~~e~i; ~~ Ithe ~ ~ t~.e ~~~o~~~o~ R oal·h. ha "e ht-'€'I: ;!! ;,'Ith thp c..1lsea~e con ditions. The nd (settlou HZ), suhJe-cts 11 ~ further obJ nvestlgaUon. The r e was a \\ pelt, but it ,,"<t~ lhought to be chfc l<- 'tenement-houso us(>d for sll(' h 1JUrposc with ~ence tor tb:Chel tr ls of procuring ('1 pox. ':\ 1r. HoaC'h "";t~ ~lrl('ken with th e permissio n of the own('r or his fi/i;Cn t to ~edlngltoentorfnt~ Dg, at least, ot t!'e dlsea~e y('~tenlay. ~rr8. Jloitch. who a pena lty of $1,000 nnd InlpOSCt'1 such penalty by the Ten e e rem edies p r es_ I ~ ('arlng (UI' t h e othpr ITIf'mbpt's or the ns a li en unon the prrm ll-'t's. If 11 tencmenttder the act Ih ement H ou s e Act r II h a~ yet s h own no symptoms h OU50 or nny part the rro( Is u sed for t bls ~tharged pr1tna~pepartment of H ealth ~ '11 Y. ~t, but tor !Ome Y Wit h. such enrorce. t he d iseu!';e. purpose. with th o permission ot t he lcsspc ason you r t en ement Ia:le Inapectol'!l .\n unl:ucle~sful pffor t ha.s bepn madp tbe lease Is te r mlun blf' a t tbe elec tion of tbe make a record a ppa r en tly taJ led I,., ascert:.aln wh£>re th'" <.lisea~e was les!"or, wbo may IUst!lu le bumrua.ry proceed~ lI'Ttm the I 0 co ndltlons of this ontrac t (>d. ~on(' o f :he family hflR mgs to rf'e-over possf'bs ion (sectlou 14:1). The to. 8. hl8 madenvest on, direc Which ' un dfgatl er my tiontheI Oeen to ROl"'hester. Som,c - of the !l1 _ 'Iverr, • - permission of tbe owner is (,OlH"lm~I\"(~l)' . pre. .. !allstled that h • ~urr alo a mon th HgO. jti . i.O,H' l Slimed It 6urumary prol"('cdll1gs are not ('OUliI te widespread It ~s evil is probably '~as APen II I tt lht \'llla~p la~t week ImlOne-cd within fly", dnYR attf'r notH'~ or s ud, f\'ldence of i. ave In m y posses- tra nsal..·tlng b u si ness In d tfferent stores junlft.w[UI u s~ M.' I'\(>d by rh e d('parrmeLlt or IlIteneral reputaJpeClfic Sort In addition anr) o tfl ('P~. health. (Sertlon JII.) Asld(' (rom 11t h: , I5U('ll ~~~~~~~OU8eI~~h~~~l~~~eat~~:;n~~ 1t has heen I'e-pol'ter) thi s week that pe rmlflsiou of tho 0'\\'nf'1' and )I'~s('o is PI'£'· ~~~os~d You 11 there wp re two Cnf~P~ of t he d lspase suw ed. although flurh p resumption may be ~s deacrlbed w I find a lts t of such In th is town. bu t t he h~a lth a uthorlLies r ebutlf'J by ('yldf'nc..·f'. The- 8('t lurtller pro f': by 8treet numbe r. This S8)' it Is abso lu te ly fn. l~p. "ides (section lltil . that on Rctl ol) to In(or('o prOCured without any ~ the lieu *ihull 11(' brought against tbe tf'ueand mor e of a sImilar -I ment·hou l:! £' as tl f' tcndllnt, by tb(' departm cnt ly be obta Ined otta YOur dl houses. This evl- 11' of health aH plalntlfr. Iu caso 3U)' tnxpal'er of other t spoaal. 1 have a list (I. ............. . shall request tbe depa rtm ent In writing to the t enetnent h ouses, which r r, Institute au action agllinst UIIY te nellle otI~treral r eputation. and I • rl bo usC', nnrl the depnr rm ent sball not coma apparently easy to ··· ···· ·· .. .. .. .. .. . men ce such ac ti on within ten days. then any H 'l tnxpnyel' lUay mnlntuln Buc h al' tlon in bls sp ec~~~~ ~ own name. To ll1ftko the proof co mpl ete. It Is ge n e r a lly . ... ... ......... ...... ...... . ,......... .. ould ~eem advisablo tor the department to can develop 1\1 t ....................... ) "noUr)" tbo O Wll e l'S and lesRoes oC tenement· conditions. 'rhe housE'S or ~uch unlawfu l usc. ~~~seosw~rerssUC~n~nl~~~~ysuse~t ~1('lpal OU'I~~~~~: D~~~IO.c~l.n~:~sioner, 1 TI ISGRIM rN [ 0' ~T ~ , 1903 ;;;:==================__ SMA L LPOX I N B Y RON f T HE cb arges brougbt by Secretary FrederIc A lmy ot t h e C harity Organlzallon Society of dIsc rim Ination shown by tbe Health Depa r t- I II C "w\~~e~ent hi. e Vren~a 11 ~ unsanIta ry t h ough we r e. t h ey in condlt10n, ma ny cases, Th e case of Miss Remington, a mis8'ionary working in t he lower sec tion of the city, calls for special comment. It is ...,id th a t the ~ Departm en t r efused to gra.n t an y extensi on of tIme to Miss Remingto n to complete the work according t o h e r means. a nd hnd It not been tor opportune s ubscrip· ti ons. the mis s ion work carried on by t he worth y wom a n wo uld have end ed tor th e time. Th e ordered im provements a r e n o w nea rl y completed, w hile imme- diately adjoInIng this building Is " bloc k fac ing In Canal Street tha t Is In frlg'htful condItion. This latter prop'erty Is o wned by a wealthy es tate, a nd n o improvements have b ee n ordered or . as fnr as the Charity OrganIzation know s, n on e a re conle mplated. ""'I ' LO, N. Y. OWNERS Lod e r this s.<"tlon or the act T Inc los. n ,.om ................. •· .. ••··· .. ............................... . ~~::~~O::q~~l" n~:~O:e~~~ln~: ~h:a~~~;l~~D~~ .~(,J TO BE PROSECUTED. houses "pet'ified. If Ihi. uotlcn Is uot cornplied wltb by the. dppnrtDleDt. tb(' society will Departme nt W '!! G I Af ter Those Wh 0 Do Nat O bserve Sanitary Laws. ;·~:~~;~~1~;~~:i~; tl£'5 et deem It Its duty to) Institute proceedIngs Ulldel' the apt In tho nnme of SOUle taxpayer. The Charity Orgaulzation So('lety. of co urs('. pretE'rs to han' vou a('t In th es(> ~p(>(,11l 1 ('nsee;. as we ll as ill ~11 olbnr8 l1 e-cdlng a r emedy. .My Instructions :In'' to Btand ba ck or lh ls ma.tter until Ihe remedy Is applied" hcr ever nrc..' hdn g prf'parf'd by till" c]e-pu- It Is reQulreu. thp Jlenlth DC'p:tl·tm('nt for thc Respc('UuJ lr. ]1ros('cutlnn o r tl'nl'ml'nt hO\l~f' ownC'r~ (·AH.LTO;-J }O";. LADD, who n'Cu~e to rompl~' with the orurrs of Attorn('y for rharity OrganlznUPD SoclC't.y. ~~~:"jt~~~[2)~~t;~~ thf> rlcpartmr>nt 'lnd make th(>lr tpnpmC':nts C ommlssloner Greene, n ft cr rece i ving ~ .:~•. "~.u,".'·"·.Ra Pl tHr~·. As rHpldly n~ till' rrnorts (':1n ~'I!~itbijr"l he ('ompilpcl tho ('a~H'S will he turued o'\'('r th e lettel·. said t o no reporte r for The III.,.::.fei~t. ;.-~~e..";ito Cnrporutloo ('oumcel j·"eldman for nrOs- Express Ia..qt even in g: " If immorailly .. t ciT~l~nh ("' I I C I d t .l:n·evail~ In a ny of Burt'alo's tenements mint"d t h:ttl~h~ ~/rl~;:;Of.~l~l" ~hn lls bt; e ~1~: and we l'U. n pro,'e It, I s h n ll b e only :...._.. dilapid a ted, ~ / is ii:.1~re.!~u nlp~io';;' It Is Oil-n ed by rich estates. 'ul ~NEME N T p""mlsRlon HA~ !+h 1\;~;i:i~·~j0~~.~~;~~~;.~~~:g~;· breWing storm to b r eak forth. said that in m any p laces orders were issued for Improvemen t9 a nd the law entorced where It was n hardship for the o wn .... s to make t he needed Improvements immedia t ely. In the same conditio n were a llowed to rema.i n in a bi:t 8 t/'Cr' ............................. ALO N "'__ Vr................ ...................... m ent in orde r s issued tor improvements in tenement houses has c aused a n e ighborhood, tenements In s bocklng 1 ~ • SO MR. ALMY CLAIMS - SAYS CHARITY WORKER WAS FORCED TO IMPROVE HER PROPERTY WHILE PROPERTY OF RICH ALL ABOUT HER WAS UNDISTURBED. J f. _b AGA IN5T M155 A[M INGTO N I .................................................................... s.. ..................................................................... np)H)rts 1n ..:.... ~ . r ~ r Bulger wlil hold on to t hat Oswe.~.... aw hll e and M r. Coman wlll r e Att orney G e1'!t!:al ti ll !~tt. s D epu ty f~,-;;J notice. - """!! �711 ... ............ .................. .. ... . ...... ... .. .... ...... lIlt::ofIiI!II &aId 1'IUP<lI'tiIor ...... ...... ...... ...... .......... .. ..... ........ ................. wl:y the 1OlI\lfI'\'Isor henld tbank n." :'\\"011. r .....talnl.loo·t lU >nl<l llIlPt'I'rl",. K'-:'hl AA_·\ • oro; ~ r. a~ . Pl rn~flr Colburn. ... ........ .. ........ ...... .......... ... . ............ ............ r ·i;A. sii . . oiS. . LA W 1 HtfR '~ ~W~N ~~~~ uy On "'''''"11t the..objectIon, r?,'ed ~lr,01Coil ",. the ,'" BOll 11'" ,,;tbJrU\lIl temi',".rilr it Will: takpll up Int£> in th~ ~I r. e"lbnrn immedlatelr Ulor lill' the J'(Iport. He- tuad'.. tIlt! rnotl: !II 'J. nn ~m(,Ddm(>nt to RupJ.r'·i~.)r 1\ m~'Upn thnt the communication emert. filed nnd print,,!.. Wh Colhurn's nl\me W!l'\ callt.,'{\ on l' rnU, h~' wit\ulN'w thp. :lmentim"'" 18 Ward Supervisor Laments Common Council's Action Relative to Qua rantine Hospital, Y' F OR OW1VERS OF FOUL TENEMEIVTS COMMUNICATION Health Commissioner Greene Says He Will Begin Immediate Prosecution Against Twenty-six ViGlators of Law Regarding Home Holes of the Poor. REA 0 RUlllll'\'!I:l')f I It States th a t 18th Ward Re s id ents a re C hill ed a t the S ig ht of Am b u lan ces. --_ I{o~hlpt'!t motion WR~ .~ A rE"port of the alm~hou"(' ('(\ Tf'lnth e II lor:\tioj;! th~ quarnntbl! pttol '111 th~ nlm .. boll"'e S1tl' Wll~ Th., r'·p.rt told of tbe ,·rron, loclltt the hO,'pitol on thnt ,it<. III! • d."I,',] with thi, ,toternont: .. " Yn\ll ('nmmltt~ h.b J!inn t ltrr tltllrOUl?h eon!'it!er,uion nut! _ thr (>1'lIrlu",ion thft it WIIU\d not be , "j!'ul'\ll to locate the qu.o.rnntiD } on the poorhon .. e farm, Bnll 'We- SnDen· i~r }{ophler of the 18th wnnl tldo,: morning ueliY('red the yul('dil'loJ'Y I eluth'c to the llroc'('4"tlillg'~ (,f l'e('cut yenn; I purt." tv ~E'ttle Ul-I(JU H ~ite fur a new qunr:ptlu\r&l I _~_~_ _ _ __ ho"'p;tnl. The HC ion of t,e t'oruliron COUll· ~ettJiug upon the UIU ~ite is ui!o.ple.t in)! to ~uper\~isor K oehler. Hi ... ColUmu- ., . .. ... .... ................ ...... ........................ Ili('ation :'letting forth his "jews on the lJ~ ~r r~ ~lltlntion i~ in the Ullture of n swnll son.~ ................................ .. ~ ............... I NO DISCRIMINATION IN REMINal0N CASE C 1 ~'~!:~~I~~ - - - - - . Hp was ched to appear and then a nOtice to VR ca te was posted . Finally, T~'"enty-slx cnses of the alleged \ io· the mall himself came to this otfice and I d"'lIr~ fatton or the ten~ment ho u se laW£l will ~~:~e ~~ ~~ni~s~~e h~"~~~~~·edb~~o~;~:~niJ b(l pre~ented to the District Attorney gaid the buildins;- was owned by th p loday by Health Comml.sloner W aller t d b D. G-'U-e an d wi 1 be prosecute r the Hea lth DEpartment nfter the first o f the veal', Fays the commlssiont:'r. Dr. Greene stated yesterday aft('rnoon that he is determined to see thul the laws governing the t(,nement house districts are ~trictly enforceu and deplored the ac t (If tht' Chtlrlt ...~ Organiz3tion secretary in his attack on the dep:lrtment. The comrnlssiQner said: Schoellkopf estate. Top notice was posted on S(.'pt("mb~r !!3d and It was some ti me aft~1' that before we learnec.l that the S'.'hoellkofp estate owned the property. "On DcC'ember ~3d we sent noli(' .... to ~Jr. Srhoellkopf lu appenr at thIs office in relation to the ("ondltlon or his bulldIng. On December 26th he appeared by attorney and t he facts were laiu bare to him. The usual fh'e unys were nllow~d [0 prepare for the 111lpro\·t>LIKE S JIl SS R E 'II )(GT O)(_ ment or the buildIng. BesIdes numer· OUS other impl'ovements ordered the • "I ba "e tht' hir{h est regard lor )[tS5 th~ estate has been dlrect("d to Instal Remingt on and know that she herElelf ten ne'" clo~~t~. does not consider the repairing on her W O ~ LD H .\\·E D EE )( G OO D T O H E It . -- - on the :J1'oceeu'ng~. 'rhe cOl11munirotinn wos reud nt the 1lle ~tin~ of the .. uperyisors. It is rl'plete "ith iutl're:o;ttllg" :stntement~ und i~ rlS ,;"r'==--=======--~ Honllmule tho Bourd o f Rllperuf Erie {'ounty: "'·fllHh"m~n· Fur .;.o;ne time pa-.;t YOU han' he.n IlWIl .. e thllt 1 h",·. en,I~:lw;rell I K ~[~l [~ l~~~~' y :\~n;~I~·::,tl:etl;~r~';rnrl~ ..ol~:~:~IOt~\~~ ~~~~,t~I~~ I ~·t..llr ntteU!101l :'Iy a rl'~tlll.ltlOn. tlle ttl I f~ ~ ' ~Wffl lJUrl'prt of whit.'h waS to hn,·c a t..tJi'!- 1 mittct' n!lpoiutNl to touter with 11 ('om- mittel' of thp common roulll·il. ~ [~tNbf Throu!(h rhe tOUl·te~~· of rour hmwrHttie bully ~ut.'h ~'()mm~tttlC was illltlUillted, l1let.nnt~ or~lIn- I I 1.~t;>tl tnr th(' purpo~e of ('on . . lt.l.crJl1~ the I nt.l.yi . . nltilitr of thl?' ~aJU('. SUdl action huu tht! ~fl"l\\·t of de-htring- thE" ('ontin11tHion t.lf the- 1l1tpruprilltioD, by the ('·01llWilIllI?'D fur the HeW ho . . pital until In:o-t 'Yt·dlle .. tlny. \\ hen thnt Lod)·. adillJ! ill whnt they ill SUPERVISOR WRITES LETTER their own mind,..; thou~ht wh-dom. upTO BOARD MAKINGTHREATS ,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~")I "The (h'e da .... s expire 011 January 1st. IH·,,"·Ct) the rp"lIiutioll of the Io\\"( r hnu"'l·. There i~ no tause of complaint frOln A:- tu titt' ~ood . . ('u .. e of thi~ tit'tillll it ute,I . . ASTO WHAT HIS WARD WIL n 'l Ilr:,:-un\t'nt to l·ou,·iuce allY thilJk~ng HU.n )'ll~~ Remington. for had she appe,.l1'ed before thl~ deT'artnlent and ched he,. whu dt, .. irf"'" to promotl? th .. illdu .. trial nnd DO TO GET EVEN FOR THE CuSe an extension would baye been al- t·ulI1ll1l·rdal intt.:re . . t:s of thi'i tity. thut lowed. nt'lion will. it curried out. foreYl'r MUCH'A GITATED PESTHOUSE "~ow, here Is som.ething I ,":ant to call ~11'. Almy'S! attention to In hlR n tunl th£' prp.1!rp ... !o' of that di",trirt nf the statement. HE" says that our depart- 1 "'th wnnl. I {n\\"(lypt, thi~ hlldy takt'''\ no MATTER. ment hns no l"egi~try of tenement hlamc fur thi .. blind "{('l); tht' unn·o,,· hOUBe!'l-. :l S ('olllpelled ·by the tate la.w. milllitlfiul' ....... tlllft tll.lium pf tltis tlc-tinn, 10· 'YE"I1. he 19 bady mistaken. fOl' we nO'w !!cth,,'r with nl! it . . untuld ('f·n"C'qm·u,·t''''. T:PERYISQR ·Wl11Iam P . Koehlu ha\'p i..t. I'econl of all the tenement lUll"" { n(,l't';-'~lIrily full on tht" ll('ud:- of th(' of the l~th 'Yard. the borne of t~.. houses tn Buffalo. And please 5al-~ that IlIt1 Ulht.·r .. 01 thllt bt,\ly whit-h hr tlit.'ir PE'stl ouEe. slappe~ the B4~f \\ hen It c·omeR to fire esl·apes. as ~r. \"\.Itl..... .t::lYt.' ntllrinl ~al1t'tion to tid ... Ulu~t SUl)en'lf:ors on the wrtst at th~ Ahny ~\lYl-' thf"re are none on st!Yeral r.,e·etlng of the yea: held Ly tbal a~'"llS bulldln"., it would be well for him to unjust JU£'a~lJre. tlIe 1-...,t II bo·i .... thle;; me r"ln!!:. . ... , I I' BrOn an,l think before he I'ushe~ Into .. 1• or fllt'l'(' t inn t lIrty .'"f":lrS ~tipPf\'isnr Ko~hler WB::t mla a~ .... prinl. The absence of fire escapes he ,,·ard h,.. . . hnd tid . . f1dIOU' ~trtH·tllt·(\ within the f3ct tna t hi$ ward is to continu~ altrihutP~ (0 thl~ department. "·ell. thdr l1i1d .. t; for thirty y,,':tr" hllH' W(> th ~ p.:sthouse lo('alion. c:.o h~ adt~tt that flutul'e come!'; under the Jurisdic- ("art.'d for tl.l' t·t'llt.ls:ion'" Ji"'f':l'-'('s uf tlli'" a. crisp letter to the BOdrd. 10 W tion of [he- BUl"e:\u of Building. l\lr. . al" ·. Pryor CJt the ("h,lrlt)' Organization So- t'Olltltr; fu .. 1l1:1nr ~·t!nr:-. h;1\'l~ Wl' JiI1lwkl,,1 ~Id In rnrt: ~OlflC ti me past rOU He l'let:\~ t:dkt-d with nle the other da.y .\t tht~ (1001's lif the ditTprt..·lIt ll";;istHtin.~ . t h:lFor t I ha ' e enrlea "ored to l~.t·f'" about fiJ"~ pf"~nprs Hnd 5=atd that pal - hodip:-< of ulb <.'ity lind ('Ulll1ty fot· rt..·}jl'f De~thcu5Je ~He on th~ A1m~hol>!! bt {'am~ unJel' th~ superylsion or the :lI1l1 rt.\t"l'h·l·d uone. It j" IhlW 3ppar~nt ;'Far tban thlrt)' rear! t Bullulng Burea u." t,) not thnt if we nr~ to rt..~t~i\'(' nny 1"(-- \\·ard has had this odlou~ s.truct~ han In their mid~t; for man) }ears.,. .t~ Dr. Gl"t"\Pl1e reiterated the Hatement tha.t there W;ls no fa "oritietll being Iit:'f frllm this iujl1~ti('e w~ n1l15o>t n(lopt ask ed for relief and fo.und n~o~~, a~ Is now apparent that l\ e mus ~hown in the "nforcement ot th is law ~)t1ll' otht;r mt>nn~. 'Yhnteypr that rem,' u · · · mE'8nS to get relief. . " ... or hgY" and sa~d tHat flll atlempts of the- ~o­ tld~' may ht\ c..lr IlOWl'\,er urns DR . '\VAI,TE n. D . G R EE)(E. r 111 It..... ""·hate,'er that remedr rna) ie of Ut l·il?'t~· to ~how that thEre was any f'U l'h rtl('"('t, the J)(;>o!ll(' uf the l~th ward will eyer drastlc its etft:'ct. the ~Jlt qatf fl e-a1tll COmllli 8 Nl o ll c r ' Vb o I s f.l\·OI·ilislll wel'P fal!?e and uttel'ly "'Ith- .ll) IUIl~l'r suhlllit qUit'tly to ha\"inJ.;" thl'ir lSth 'Yard will n? I~n~e:d:uth~ dutJUl~ ou t tou lida Uon. Score d Dy C ha rity Orgnll wal'\1 mu(lt..\ tht' dUOllliu!.r grouud for thp ~~O~~dln~o;h~~e ":~rofulaus d~utS izatioll Soc i c t y. H'or[ululiS db~a . . t~.'i of Bu ffll l\). Ll·t llie Buttnlo. 18th Ward sr·!. Jot'"llliti l'~ from whit-h tll€'~l' u.i"(·a~e~ (,UlIl'·The peClpte or ~nr runnlnE &11 thN y, I!olng to h(lye a (' . time an ambul I ntHt' lukl\ {'Ul'l' of their nwn p3tipn[~, Ill' their anatomy e\'fr~ streets." home an ac t of discrimination on the •••• .. ····_· j·i....•.. •· .. •· .................................. pt'-(Ipl~ "If till.' l~t.h ward nrc nut &:"oilll! t.o s,,;tch(~ through h~t;Jra ('ommltlf't t1f "''''\ . He then ('ft~s: the 1.lan pan 0 r thl s d €'partmE'nt. In the block ... u hun~ ~ t'hill rUUlllJliC n II t IlTllllg I1 tl'" 1~1 r named to in,·e .. t!gate nt\' arm. t3!lindr~fl!I. a,ljolnlng. about which much of the nIUH011l~' t'H1ry time nn nmlmilUll~e . . witdl- pesthouse (In the co~ .' he Mfd IS oi1:;cussion center!". Inlpro"ements are ......................................... ....... ......... ... .. .. l':oo, lhrlluJ.:h (hl.ir "'treet... "ThE' mistake Is rna eih~ commltttf .. .. be ing Innde dall,the site I~ ~,~ttltd., ~ocdI ack thal It ~ ... , "1'11" Iln'I''I"I',,'Oll of pl:1t'iut( this in~ti!: ,,·Thert" ha~ been no pollti('al or pet"ulongt:r neCt;!5l r). ~.. mary Intlul'nce brought to bear lin this ........ ... ..................... . .......... .. .... .. .... .. ....... . tutinu on tbe alm'-"'hotJ~e proP~l'ty wa.;! n charged Ward utends Its tb1t~. . ....i Ulle I ! ;lIr ' 'l'h ~ ( OUllt\' "The 15thtrif'nds :rar 'ho ;est .tOO<!B.S':~rt'd wlth..-;• o til C'e in any W:ly. ~hRpe or manner. llU·!o.l JII Oil£'. . the> mnny You may ~a}~ that I con~ider it would. , / wuultl he the ;::liner by {mclin~ .1 1,14)( or and the ruraU{E~ of the 1 th "an!", be WE'll tor Mr. Ahny to bt' sure- vr his til(' rotluty f:lrm for thl' O](} !'-;t\I. .All thr" th rE'preRent!llhf-S \\·111 be as p, l'emlses ie.rore hf' makes any r,lsh I i11~titllt!;)n~ would thl'U 1'l' toc.dilPl". TIle present ~ndldfutUtl~n of leg1!=la on~ slatem-nt ,. 1 ld k I l n th('h cons era. ,s th')' ha\f~ .. .. . 6,,0 gent eman ,,"OU rna e I I nr~'lnl"llt-,' ,,"uJ'n,t thi:-. llr!lllo ... iti'lll m:lI C countl') r tbe any such stah'ment suggesting th!l1g~ ~. ... " .., Ing t e h Intert:sts 0 tlC that ('hnnh.:ter w\thout full Rnd juH ~ hy tilt.. n·llr(· . . pnta[jy('-.; Il'Ol1\ tlll' l·llU1Hrr. ~~~~~~ting t ~e r did not ~pt.r"inve-sttgntion. nnd my \iepanmt>nt Is that it would t1t'pr('ciat(' tilt:' 'nlulltiull Sup(>T\'fs:o r J,,~t':Je~'ould doabolut.l: open to publie !:.tcrl1tin:r at any time." I of thl' C'Ot1llt)· 11I'Olh'rty in ('nl"-t' Lhey !-lHiultl ~'hat the l~th h 8 chance he had. to f& " How about the chargf'S that :\ti~s W.lllt tu :it.lJ it, nrt' IIh~oll1t(\ly "ithl),lt he glonedt!,n :h: rural s~pe~'th rw~· Hemi ngt on wa~ C' umpelled to make found.llioll. rrlll' fifty or more Hrt'{ ~ th:n ~~!)'ngb;te pesthOUfl:~ In t e . many changl·~ in her bUlhling Immenrt' in tltl\ dty limits with olw-it;lI( .1 ____ dtatel}· \\"h ll~ o wners of adjoining teneSecretary Frelleri<'k Almy filed th, million (h,ll:ns' worth or buihlioJ:'"I on It me-nt hou~('~ were allowed l(lng exten- annual rpJ.l0rt showing the finanC"ial will Ill'Yl'r hI! ~ohl. '&Jons of time":''' conditlon of the Charity Organlza~lon '·1'11(0 tl~i~t;II":t. is Ullll]P, the ,1f't'd it Ii,)n(', ........ . "There I. a b""tutel " nothing to the "oc·let·· In tile Co , C'erk'" ,tile t' I h' t I ('ba r gE'~. an d an explana ~ un y . ,", { ~ 1\ S tlll' !'-it(l- i ... l·wul""fl. Hud ~o f!u O!"- t I': }I)n~l. ~ r" Ig.Qtl. ............-' tlon Is ("asr. morning. h t "'!. J~ thl.' first pla ce. )1155 Remington i~ (·ol\(·p rut·d furtill'r UH:;' for t to. ('\.IUlTIll .. ........."J..... __ "' n,..,yf"l' ~8me to this departmf"l1t and reTh report :-;hn"~ that th e prope-rty tN' i . . not Iwc·t's.,..;ary. ami I w(wJcI rt»- ........ .. q u 9t d ot lhp ~odety consists of. the Fitch 1" 1 __ e" nn e xtension ot: tlnlE". at least buildings a.t 8wan and )lirhi"!; ~n ~tn'ct:-; ... twt'tfullv- n~k thot thp)" ht~ (IS('!JUrJ,:1 t ~h:eh~:e no r~or? t~ ~~t)w that she and al ~~neca and )ll chtg.:'!(1 Etrpct~. frm]) Curthl'r eor.~i(It.·ruti.lD of [h~ sub· ................................................. . or m,lde an) ,uch ~ppl1catlon. whleh are \'alllert at $16~ '5516, The jett. . . DING ~C Jl OELLK O l· .P·S 0"" IT. llab!lItle~ of tht ~Odt'lY l·on::-.... t of nut s "Thl' l~th W:11'"'1 bl'n·h ..." c\h.·ntll.i 1t... THE I R GOLDEN WED "In rf"g:\rrl't and mOrtgag~:-: amounting to $15.316·44.·1 th11l1l"-.; til th£, BUlB.\" fri(>ntl~ wb() <.;,lon·l r) ItfoQ ..,.t'. jOi'ting Miss ~~~h~~~~~;ll~r~~US~ _a,1i T~el income trum the property allrt wilit tlll'lll ill tlu'ir til!ht. l1l1ll thp rur"l.itt>~ Jo~eph S . p ur"el of ·3.'J Fu 10 .~ will (- xpli\ln. The ndjoining prop:~t;'on ~~~:. e ;~~S~li~o~ co:;r a~I ,~~_e. '~·.O~ 1n:1Y fl.... t n~...,tJrpCl thnt Uw r:'pr(";,·J.(:-ltl\T~ who hn~ fllr IDBny yet r::; atr;~ ttl tI1u1 k~~~li ~s~~~~f::t i~ own('d by the- S{'hoE:"l1 . reporte-d to be n~t ~erfe_~U~no~ti~;.eJ 111e from till' lsth WA rd .')(~th.ll~' :O-l~nr nl1fI ..~\l. tor in the bllrell~ 0 ~~3r ef no: know ~ t 'lh!t is ~omet~ln~ W€" l1id I de_fl c} t for the l:lst fiscal ypar wa~ $1,- turt' will hl~ :u~ p~~~mll~tll" :n. du" .('O!' 1I1~ hi -; ~()1ttI~n weJ.~l.D~ .. re 8esHb ('I "ould now \.. flr,t. (lr probabl) things 341.0., Th~rfl W·-U- al~o II d('fielt or $66'1 er'ttion or lCl,:l~t"tHln wholly ·t(ft.>t·tlll:-. th e ' mODc" the Inle~t .. "l\t ~ ) "e In dIfferent .hllpe. In tllp P t: Il<I :\. .." a,.\ ncos Fl1nll ' .... II ;,I'rlll" -" \ r ' of lIr, no( tit' In.spettors \~IAited ha 1. l"nlllltrv nt- tbp~' ho,f' 1,ppn .111 (':}:.. l - (,; ' 1 er 8D')·· l Crom Whh'h roun~l it bl b3.d (,"O~diHo~l t~ea(le akn~ o;;;~l\mpl~ r cpresent!n:t a vaiue- of $7,~2:.!.2j th " Inf4.'n>~t:-o of th(l 16th "'n r,t" G' rtEne I~' RUg ter ...~ ~ fo .. nn 0 wne r and wpre •told that 00 t'.... ,-..:er .. sued lA.C:t ear - II • I ~ tl' nl lr!p \1 , n"" 1'"fttU!bl e pre"oW ~ ~ ~:\per\"if'.")r h.Ot· I pr Il!'-lit'l lOr ' " . t~ 1 H.t n n ~ Pet au ~ 1i n it · l.~uo.; • R J 11"\ ~ in F do ! r ~ Iardo. Who now tiol\ (II t lltl rl'port.# ~at n~ \ l ' ' ' n... . the coupl". ~ c . I' w ~ l b .owner. tt. t!1ll nk Ihe .. up 'rvI<;()r~ for " lUH the~ ~ __---~ 11(10 lit. III' fhr I . . \11." S I more i BUFFALV, N. COS ANNUAL &!'..... R[PORTfIL[t. ' , 3 3 {)... b # • �::,.:....------- ---..;r.Jnly th"re ",pr<' only :!~ ~nRe". In Anl'n t amI SP,!t"mhrr tlll:rf' WErt' ~(j UIII) ] I Ul"e-'" Slfr::r:. Tf''''I.P(>lrvely. and In O,·t(,ht>T and ~o\~ellJ- ... ... ..... ... ..... .,...,A: lJPT the rn\;oP."" inrTN1 Rcori to 74 and 77 reAppf"th'p)y. Tim" fliT. we hav ... hatl pil!l 1 ::.~:h t\'~~"~'O~~~.; ~';f;:~:ret~"ced~'~~ ~ thI .. · .. ·~ y.-........................ . DC' 31 . _. ._-_. . . . . . .__ . . . . . . . . . . . ....... / ., ' •• i;. .......... · 2............................. . # •. _.. - .••...-......... - .......................... ........... 109 ==t*IIiQ:;!iUr='f["'."'========;: do (}(It think thnt i, likely. how."". h .... ('all~' the '4<"ho()ls hn\'c Ilef'1l riowU Ihi~ T -+----- 011 ffftHIJU In ::Il':.~t:~u~~'rh:~~; ~'I:;.:~:~:,~;. ~~I\:~~?~'·dOu'~~ P L U M B E R S ARE t. '~I~~~~~ l~ UU ;,O\~~~.tnil'l';·;c W 0 R KIN G H A R D ... C -h:l\'(~ TJe Health Department's Record s ,·",,·s durIN TENEMEN TS. hat there is Little ~ Thul, howc¥e r , i~ thf'" numlll'r (I f ('u)oo;e.... II • Ulall) TJlnnk 2'O')(!iJ('!"S, CH" of . ""arkt hod ('(nn. w(' 1"ITtI!in·I)· Ce" oC """ rlet ff'''''r in~ thf' IM't "x Ilionth,. 1'1,,' fi c;urd ShoY! t in the City, JIII\' l ' l" in the' df'inity !o.lrik(l IIllli of -to. ~('.ll')pt f""cr i!i (dll' (I f thp l1IC'llnl ..... l of fl i ~l'n ... e~. 1'011 n('n'r kuow wlif'rt\ it i"C t!'fliu::; to - AS ES TYPHOID FEVER C ruu 't ) "U U t(-II und(>I' six InspeGtion Going on in Houses Which Do Not Comply with Law---Miss Remington's Statement. wppks wh~tht'r t iwn' w ill 1)(' :1Il\' hnd I pff4'C'I:;, altluHI !,..d1 n pntit'ut. a ppu;"('ntly, lIlny 1..14.' \\ l"1l awl "' trOllf:'. TllI'n' ifi ,1IlC J!oofl fl'flt II n' It )Ir·n t toO(,., rll't [('\"to)". howAfltrl Six Months' Steady Increas e , I'H·r. a nd thut i thut in r(it('pnt jcat'",. This Dhelle Seema o n I :l(.'(,(Jfllil1~ t" ~lntistir...:. IWOl,h' ~(I('m 10 the Wa ne. j'I' gt"ttin~ imllluJlf' t o Ul is ,li..:,·Q.<';p. \Y(' - 110 Ill) l11H'(' IH"nrb' nl'{ m nn)' dp3thq or t' fi'('1"'<':; n~ t1H\rp uc.:.(·<J to h£', ()f ('n tll·~.·. Ilh:rskiHl1~ hn\'('\ Il'orn(,ll mil l'£, nhollt 'hp Ili"'PiI"<f'. nn ll titc>y know ho w to fi~"'t it b('ttrr RIlII how to wn rl} o ff U1(' hn(l aft!'!" · "'Inll. monr of thp rIlir_ I ft i t t ,. , n " T H ERE is cc n~tE'rnatlon n mon~ ~----r=~~~~~~~~ thp f d' ow ner~ o f t~nement hCIJ8es In the l1J lt .... . ... arl' t,.fIf'linC' fmm rl'idf1nt r!l 0 Mill(' 1!'iCana l Strept district. The health .. · ..i,·t·..C -.. ·.... ·j ......ii·O.. f'JII(I II( IJIIlI'r Ih{' t'OIHliliolHi ill B uffnlo ot IJ I. .... Rut l aw wltlch governs the tcn~men[ house .(("'t'nt ttl" n'lIlflrkn bly good." Ruul oUt.' hllff (,rrpc~f:-: rhat uS( ·d to dl'n'lnp. 111("1'(' i~ nothiug' IIh..;oitUph· C'1'11a il1 nhflut "" nltary condilions readls that there ........ ... .................................... .. ............ ..... .. .. t II 1 I ,,( tho l,h1",lo", o( th e ten t I «'P"I' ' tufllt [LI~ lI1unllllg, "As n. mnth~r of thr di"{'n9P I'W'11 now. It ha~ to h(l sh nJl b~ flOe closet for very two tnmfMl'!. I "lIooot rl'rall n rC'<'c n t ~' l'l\r In wnll'hlocl <'instll,:.- ill n il it!-. MI1g'C'.... One- , a~s. Il 13 :15 t he result of thE' expos~ ot F rederic k Almy " r the Char It)' Or- .......... ..... - .- ...............~...................... . whirh lh,' n'C.'1'1'd~ ~( ("On ~~l ou :i d lseas{>!i\ g'n~nt dnng{'r of flip ,li'4.'ns(' flint llutif'nlS 1 g n nt zf\ tlo", Soclf'ty. of tenelr:e:nt houPe_ 'ift f" Jltj IllIl' n dllfl y,'n r. fl'l~lupntly ig-nnn' is t ht' fnrt tJj:lt n ~f"l1 !"- c ondition, In Buffalo. that the unsanl- - mON .TUICl! AN D TYPHOID. '1'0 .hlt do you ascri he thi~ ('ond i- It-t ff'\,{'l' \'i<'lim ~Ms hi" ... t l't'n~1Jl hac·k t a ry cond itions are belng relieved. C Jt l .... P l umb"s n rc bu~ ~' In the d lstrld Inan "" Jlosslble tbat tbe IDI})ll'llr lion o( .a,I .. ·'" .,1"",1),. TI,· fee" nil ril:ht. hilt hr i. ;,pectlng l he pipe a nd water .y.tPtn. eS~ hq UC~Zlng tlle ot'dlnary lemon Into 'w,.n, In W,. firs t IllnN', It mflY beo w('ak nllll dnl'S lIot J"Ndiz l ' thp full [':xtNa h-rc ,, 111 be new closets Installed In f I rnnrlUllMi In . 11 fni rll(,~" thnt B uffalo i~ of his \\ l aklll s".... 111 C'OBSl'fIut'nN-' . he T nea rl~ eyory building In the <Iistrlct. a so c ty wate r will n'nd~r t)'J.buld n lJlo:!;IuI1 (liarp at pr~qent. .\lIut l1(.' r is tia hl(' to h(\ izu1i<.;.(·rl'('t. to (H'~r-l\Xt'l't The bIg Scho.lIkopt tenem ent at fev ' ger ms Innocuous and makc the r":1;t(rO liIi ,liP (Ilrt thnt Jju fTnl()ninn~. ('on- Idll1~I·Jf. Tilt' rl·~tIlt i ... n rL'illP:-IP chnt . C una l a nd Erie streets is beIng looked legend " Boll (or IWl'nty 1l1Inutl'S" a tblua 1~ .. riD: ti,l!' mfl or t hi~ cit)', tnkr ~1)(UJ I i"l WOI'''It'. in 1l1:l IlY in ... tn lwP ..... thun thp o ver by pl umbers who wll! give estlat t be I)~' tl rftN or tbtm(,·lfNI, 'flu.' Iwa lth d ('part- original nfilic'lion. Tilt' h'xt hookfi f:;:lY n"18tes and then furnish new sanita r y Our own b ~!lltb uepanment says It I•. mf'lJl. or ur"" mnkl\!i in~IlPl'tiO Il wll(~r('- Willi tlll\ rli~t'n~l\ MI1lS from fh'c tn :-oix Improvements tor the entire building. l!1xPC'J'i ml'uts bave been made In the local l·r," t rionl4 dlltl'I\S"'H un' reportt!d . Wl'tlits. In (':l:O-f'!ol which I tn'fil I rN]llil'P Th o s u bstantial wo rk In the betLcrment ot conditions will begin J a nuary 2d. ZIIl/1 Ilrll; wlwnp\'l'r uNioll 1ft d(l(>med ('\I1'("I1W ('H I'(' flll t ill' port of my plIUents A ltho ugh th e Schoellkopt Block hus In uomtory following the announel'Dll'uL '1 ~IU' Xow, for ll'n r R the 10('01 fol' nl II ·n .... ' pig-ht w('('kl.l . I iwlieh,· 1hnl ill b ee n Inspected rpgu lnrly for many at D r . lCEtloL'soN 01 L ondon lUad(' ou hl'JIlth , 1"II'1rt~rplIl hnll mil d €.\ foi JlN'i:t1 1'I{'ul'lC't fp,·el'. IIWl'l' {"'{lil tlUlIl i n !o;mnlI- y ea rs. the r e are only si x closets i n the Ch s tr u c t u re. I n the tenement are thlrtyr lst ul3Hlay. One teas poontul 01 lemoll I fT"rt! III II'JJn'nd kn nwlt'( lg(, ('on(,(,l'nin,l.! pox. it is II J.!'(}o\l I101i('y to he ()V~I'-('n\l­ t wo tamil ies. Incl uellng mOl'e than 500 j u ice In hull It glas. ot wntercaus~<1 e\','1'1 ,lIrrl'rrnt kInd. or 1!(!oINtRl'H. r nmph lf't.'l lioll~." en, w omen and c h ild r en. tn l Id b III t b III""" bt'f"U Ilrin lrd IIhuwill,(t jus t how to A Rtnt("I1lPllt s.ho\\'in~ tl1(\ nnmhC'1' o( m Miss Mary E. Remington has t he dls) 10 nc us 0 s riv,' 1 up an(1 die. A trWlt JIIH )l" f"nO!l, how to la k(' pr('rntl- ('USf'~~ o f \'l1rHHI~ f1i~('n!olf'~ in ttli~ ('ity t inction ot being the only owner or a ,mall,·t· allJount 01 th e juice may nn"""r. • tlnnt MIl. ror thl' lln t i('nt~' bcnrflt nnd flul'il1.f.{ tIll' pl\~ t ... h: Illolltil", is as folln"l';: 'bIg tenement houee In the Conal Street I but t bl. th o department hns ret to d,.terth.' bfntLl (It UII' llu hli(' Il t In rgro, T ht· .J l1IH"- :\ It·n ... lvo,;, 17:); typhoid. 20; cliph- d ist r ict who 1I\'~s up :0 t he sanitary 1 mlue. nl'tr'PI[lff'1 IUtT" 1)('('1\ khu l in rC'p rod uc- (tllli!·,I. 7-): ""'n rl,'1 (('\,Vl'. --I~. 1a w. She has had ber whole building Owi ng to tb e number of "SI'l",lfic," lor In.: .~ dlN.'<thms nnd. In thnt way. .J III~ '[PHslt' .. , :lS . I \'phnid, 10: dlph- In wh ich the Remington Mission a nd Juauy poople read til(' In formation who I tlu'riu, -(:1: ""'ur" t [t~' PI'. :{O, T raini ng Sc hool Is locnted refilled with rende ring wuter Innoeuou, proposl'd closets from cellar to root. f1thlH'W'I~' Ill$!'b t hn ve hrnor ('d it. A nll, .t\ UL:'Il~t ' 1f':Ic:;h, .... :!ti; O"p lwitl, 4 1; fli[1hIn th is building there are forty tnm - hcre tofore nnd abandoned n, Int,rodellt. rL"IC r-. I 'Knnl to Alt y thnt th('l m~\\'S- tlll'l·in. !iO; l'WIII-It't (('\'('1'. :17. Illes. an(1 In all thIs tenement sh,llers we Dl ny ue dl'l,oscd to take tbe latc_ t one l'll\r IlU1I (.C BufInin ore uniu L:" 11101"(' Rf'flt(·lI1iH.'r - )If'l1·h.'~ 1 t , t"IIlwid (it; .J50 people. New wall paper. new Ooo rs thaD tho ..... p. f U .. . '. • find twenty-one new cloRets have been guard ed l y. But Jt cl'rtnlnly 110l""'CS"'l'~ ou~ p",r ll11'n 0 0 lC'r rtUC'!'t dipllt!a('I"iH. :l:l: F('nrlcl fl~Y{'r, :l3 I~ Iht'math'f'Orl)rt"'rulin~ c1 hwttS{·. 'rh('y ()(·toIH), ' It·as h..... il: l'·Jlhj~ic1 5..1: Installed In th e "tructure. (ent ure to recommend Jt; I"mon juice lllhh DIll drllllrtllH'l1l ('IOfwly, tht'y g-in' fli phtht'rin. Ii ,. sr nrll"t fp""r' 11 . Reterrlng to Health CommissIoner mak es n wbo lt'somt' nn'l rcfrhshln" drink " •., 'J ~'mln' I I ' I . . .. ~. llJ! a nd h is a tllt ude t oward ber. ' , " t1 ri ~~ u nnllll' null'. nllt ~n"t'llIht'" '£1'11,,11" i7' t\')llwid 7;): Jlir.I'r1l,·m lngt on sold: even It It doe !Jot kill gl'rms. l~f , It Inor f\ r('linhlt~ iWfllth dc pllrt- dipillh(ll'ill ii' ~('Il l' ll.; [p,oC';' 4-t ' "r !tu"e be n t reated m ost cordially It. b ow ever. fu t·ther experlmcnltishould flll'll t nl'W tha n 1M \\ rIU(11I in nny othC'r . ' ., ,. rl ly of unlla r ~I of '11 I I I ' Thl' "PC'f ll'd fot· nN",'mhrr down to b y D r . Gree n e a.nd htE' associn t es. \\' hen I recetved th e notice ot tbe new san 1- s tren g tb,'n tlte ten tative eouclusloDS ot k llnw~!~",11 • ze " Il' \ lI1\ (' IIII' ~jth i..; 110.; follow"!: a r y la w lost spring I " I,pted the Health thc benltb department exp'rli!. wltat a "Ho'W' It-Jilt ty),hflil i (l'vl'ri" . )}p:I'"lf~ • .'oi : t~phnid, !!O : Iliphth ~O; tDepa r tment and discussed the situa t ion n Id I w ith Dr. Gre.ne. He phowed me a I " \\1th tht "Xrl'IltiOI1 (If .1nl " w hrn Sl"U I·ll·t f(""I"I', :!". C s opencu up (or tbe lemon! AQY cnpy o f tbe new health law onel said pt'rson cn n carry tb c tr ult In bIS puc kl'l, or ; orr .. ,.IIKht fnlllnl( "rr. ti,~ re hilS t hat he co u ld not help o r restrict In a sma ll uo tllc containing tbe fre II juice. l~l'n I ~dlly In"rt'nfil~ in tlw n lllllhC'r a ny woy the condi tions. I' • • ~ tl t>l.hfli,l in llnrr" ln, n('('orllill~ I)M,•••_ ..-... . . . . .... . . . ... . . . .. . . ......... ..... . .. .. . .. .. .. . "r would be tbe la.t per,o:! o n ear th T hen before drinking Crom a city taucet Cn our rt""'''1 'rl I) b. w" c. Ii' t,(,(,ll1ht'r rI'('ord t o ,'Iolate s uch a Inw '" thl. on~," em- he mny drop a IItlle ot lbe Juice In the nr·t ('1IClL~letf. Pur Ihl' prl't'i'clilll! six ))hatlcally remnrked )Uss n ming-to ll. d Dl""~h!1 tl,l! l'ft!)nl" "lio,," tlUlt ill .11111(' _ ... ~ro "Fltst. because It I. a good and j u.t water. nn • presto! tbe bac il lus tYllllol. 1 l a w. and. second. becau", r would not gOl'S s trulghtway out 01 busln('s" and "1 -" fiG' :!!) rAAP, In J nh' tlh~rf' wa~ It I n~11 to hi .... • th . lIk(' to Bet a bad example [til' my staYR ouL t ~..,.r, Ilr,'n f c('r th"rc w n~ ....................................................... . neigh bo",. , ~ "fl) inrrtlllCol IlDtll thp totnJ Ilum • "It co.t mr $3.000 to r " n t my building. T h " ,wbool chlldrcn ran carry h'mon to ~'f t'1\I('t In X!I\'l'Ulh('r wus j ;). J do '7====-::-::---:-:~-::-::-:::-:B ut It I. FO m urh bettel' than before. th eir c llls"es nnd r evel In cIty w'ller (0 11 tlnftll)lbll t ~.rJ;"II('l.•• t'ltin\.!'1L1\Jllth hnd I ~ :'t o 'H O HI '; n E L.AY . t hn t I am n ry g lnd to ha"e expendrd I t b ' l h t· t I mCirf'nI'II'nl . c r cnr con NI t w thout tear ot con1111 III' pr('f'l'llinl! mnnlh. flym' Knighl IH1H pc>rformt'd h is d uty t he money. I ha d to arce pt contrlbuI n .\ "1I'1·t",h li t . Ih qr - l'n~l'H in ~{'J1t(ll1lb€.ll' An ha~ donI" t he- right thIng In a pprov- t lons of $1.500 from Crlends to begin tra ctln g dls('asc. And the drcu5 wltb It. J't WI'lfl' III r."f'~ .'HI In' ()"lnhl"r thrri> e 8anl t a r y work a nd r owe the bal· ua r n' l at wut c r one Icmou lind a ~u m c h'nL Q • 'rop 1(1 - , T jng thr action or lhf' Board ot Councll- th nncf'. 1 hoPf' othC'r te-nfOment ownl"r<J ' " th.· Cot. I lit ht ,}O rll'\('s. ...a"lt ItlnntJl men. which upheld that of the A lder- \\'t ll Mu.-e th e henlth conditions of quan tity Of t' ltl'lc acid will b,· 'ome a trufllr, lM -.!1tI r. lot <'A'll"" WIl"i Tri. rrhu'-l po ~rd uwDth, ..'O rn"I\~ hnn. 11t'I'n Tf' - mC'n. resolving thlll a new quarantine t hei r hOllses to conform to legal stand - "!lug sani tarium. d" totAl In.! !.h .. Intlh'Rliflll" nrt' that tlw hospItal bE' prf'C't('d on the Rite- or the a rTi1e a nnl Slre"t ten.ment. ha.t an L(·t '" l'acb procurl' a supply of lenton. t I I~ IJ C( r thll Ulunth will 11{' low pl'('~ent inadNluntE' s lructurE'. and dl - (''<trA. large numbrr of Health Depart- wllbout 'Icloy an d Ihcn watt'll tbe rurtbE'r "u ,~ ilI.t tI [ . 141' lit lit ("J\fCl''t or tlw rt1mnin" r('C'ting th(' Commissioner or Public ment Inspectors at work ),l'Stenla,. l'xP""IJlu'nts (It t be bealth dt'fl:tl'lm,' n' ThE' Inw which ("p lls for nne clo"'('t tor .. 10\\ 7'" n nth will ue Inw." "-ork~ to prE'parp plnns and speclfica- .,"ery two (amlll., will be . trletly ,·n !Deanlln," boIlIng tb,' watp r . .. . ·1)1' TarioQ tions [or tht:' !\amE'. ! orcpd. nC'corc1fng to Dr. G rt"eneo. )lr, I 1,,1\'. Ii f tI r"t':t~n". It i~ n \\"l'UThp building' of a Quaranllnp bospltal A lmy a nd hi' n "9orlatp" In the ('hartbt" (Il~ -b 1·11 l)(Ihulll cil'Yfh'\I-.( "tuly in It y Oro:anlzntlon flocl-t)· will "ateh ... to N'f)pll\ r.NltrU froUl thl'il' Is II mnth~I' or grn\"e lmporttlncl'. and thE' ten('m(l'!'\t,.. o f ButTnlo n;~r\' C'lO!'lpl r • Ih d In th~ vnr\nn'" lO \1Jl\t1)t'r o ne \\'hkh should be atended to prompt- until lhp conditions a r,- imprDved and '1 t1.nk oll k hut of wa ter nnd ly Small-pox hn~ been rampant In t be health Inw.!II are ob~n·c,1. .. t\I In tIl\' 11..,' , t'hll'ltH III !lr tIlt' different R('(' tlonR or \\~eslern -ew York lb. 1r{ ~ torr r"lun) rn lht'ir hump (tlr d. .\ t lt1i\ t, t1I1U I n l)ollul:1I' for severn I w('(· k~. and now one ('a~('I '==============:===___ " 0 1,.. ................... I I h I .. . .... . . . . .. . .. . . . .... .. . ...... . .. . ........ .. ... . _ . I Js r£'p .. rtf'r) in the new 011", h laUrr might hy this \\cll alon in th ('our ~· t lm(' hnvr h~en of erc(,tlnn. As It til. no tlm~ f'Choul,i b~ lo~t In J:',"I!t ing th l' bul1l1ng unt ler way a~ 'llIi<'kly ...\~ ro~!!lhl ~. It I~ hint,] that cp rtA.. ln litlzt'ns or tht" 1Mh 'Yard arc ron~ld c-r ­ tr'~ t he pT('Ipriety o C obtatning an Injun, tion r('~tr:tintn~ th€" cit:r from {ur- the-r tru", Jlr(l\.·er\ur~ in the ma.tt~r, but \\e th~t. H 8u.h I. th~lr Intrml!)n. tht.;':'> \\'111 bt' fl. ~urt!ti the want ('If , ... I!'<dom atta her! to . urh a COUT!'li!. There J, no ques tton a~ tn t he nee.l ot thl? or bo.p.t. a d t h m atter ot lo'atlon h be n thOrollj!hly thre.hoi out. d without more dfll la,.~. _. . ............................................................. --- _ ................... , t hf~ dty. Had it not bren for th(' lIle"i.C'l1~ah l~ deJa:," ca used h )' the\"1~(lI'('Iu q opPo~lllnn tfl ufiCfng thE" 51:.·... o r tl1(' nl d 1H'~t hllll~" (nr IhE" Int~ atlon o f .-----.................... .................................... .. om ............ ¥ ........ ......................................... _ _ ........,........................................................_Z ................ ........ .. -:----======;::~::. MAYOR SIGNS IT. R..r:·tfon PrOViding for G ne Hasp' al NN o n Ihe 0 d 5 81 Lasl Approved.. Quar."" e �"(9) No. 7 Stll te Street. Three-story I brick; most b edroom.. without wln- I dows. ceilings Ye rv low; eight families . on~... one keeping boarders ; only one clo.e t. ..... ............. . ...... ........ :................ snd that IIlthY beyond description; no ftre-escapes; no scuttle; only one stnlr- way and that In bad condition; build· Ing apparently failing to pieces. Department records .how: 'Original In- - ........ . spectlon April 14. 1902; June 19th, work ................................ _....... _ wlJl be done; July 15th. work being = 1one ; October 6th, work not completed; C. 0 S . ~ December 1st. pretty talr.' The C. O. • • • AND DR. GREEAE S. report In Decembe r shows !!till the same bedrooms without "'Indows, one The gravamen at the Cha;:;; dirty closet. no tire-escape, blld stairs. Izalion Soclety·s complaints aial ,. ALM YSAYS et~'(28) OWNERS ARE FAVORED. ~ Three-story frame. no fire -es- Department of Health I. tbi •. cape.,. no scuttle; &1" tamilies. thlrty- b as heen done by the depUtment~_ three persons; rooms "'Ithout any wln- voluntarily would Indicate an a dows; a cottage in rear; all use one to enforce the law. though no! .. _ closet. which Is nut fit for us,,; stairs I ~. unsafe and place not fit for living pur- gress ve or successful one. It poses: December C. O. S. rep or t shows ful, however. whether anr hou~! (11& no change. D"partment r ecords sho"': plalned of has been made to ohsemu. 'Orlglnal In .. pectlon June 24th; notice law fully. There have been clLl'''June 26th; inspection July 7th; ."ten.... ,..lon of two or three weeks: re-inspec- appear, extensions of time, atd tlon July 29th; Augu"t 11th. nothing consideration tor the owners tt:.n. done.' the tenants." Still It would 'Pil'V K eep B oarders, Too. that Dr. Greene has done rotb" "(54) No. 93 Mills Street. Two-storl" than his predecessor. He has 4! I trame: seven t a mltles. Sixty persons more enforcable law to aid him, ~•.• livIng in house: tn one rooms and small bas not had any more assistant!. bedroom live a man. wlte. three chll The C. O. S. sa~s further.' ".lJJ dren and tour boa.rders; two other oS tamilies of t"n and eleYen persons oc- the Charity Organization So<lel1'" cupy one room and bedroom; two sIres is to have the::e conditiOt3 closets. out of order and In filthy con- edled thoroughly and without mm .. dltlon; no change In December. Department records show no iru:pecUon. lay. There is nothing personal clety requested prompt action. In order Many other houses r eported In this action and its tenement-house .... H E Charity Organization Society. that unfit houses might be vacatEd In part of the city with similar condl- mlttee. under the same cbalrman.· \ tbrough Frederic Almy. It • .,.c- warm " 'eather. and It offe~ed them. as tlons; none of them visited by the de retary, has Lssued a statement it does now, to flnd homes, It necessaTY, partment. Pryor, has equally led \Tigorous In re lation to Its re cent censure of the for evicte-d tenant~. The report sho~'ed "The above are a snmple of. the lnents in pre\ious years. It ~llll!fo " Heal th Department. concerning which f ... w fire-escapes. unfit and Insufficient houses reported on and of tbe action operate cordially with Dr Gret .... a controversy has sprung up between plumbing. overcrowding. and. In sen- taken. Many equally bad. Including t be society and th e ~ Depart- era 1. shocking conditions. Hardly any the well-known Barker Block. "'ere not will take hold \igoronslr to p~e m ent oniclals. It i., aIlilbout tene- at the 103 bouses met tbe requirements Included. :-llss Remington was obliged iniquities:' Commissioner Green. III m ent house Inspections. the society of the law, and many others. equally to comply strictly with the la"·. and the that he "Ill. He say. tbat b· hAl b oldlng tbat the Healtb Departmen t bad. were net r eported. The reoort WM r.lumblng and other change~ in her .etb h u been Inactive as to the Inspection presented to the Health Comml.91oner. tlement cost nearly $3.000. For a time his best. and· that he sbould aTe at th ese places. April 2311. and conterences were had It seemed as if ,be would have to end more inspectors. He sbould he • T be .oclety'., latest s tateme nt Is bere with him May 20th and later. On June ber beneficent work In Bui'talo, but hulf them and the Charity Organ!" 7th ann July 9th the SOCiety wrote of the money to pay for the work bas should continue to co-operat. with IfIven: "To the Public: On D ecember 12, again. urll"lng action. and the depart- been subscribed. In the other half at 1902. t he Charity Organiza t ion Society ment .mploy.d two additional Inspec- the &am. block (the notorious Revere in a t rlendly spirit. ot tb ls city passed a r esoiutlon censur- t ors durlr.g the summer. Block) similar char.ges were not reThe C. O. S. should not compl~ID'" Ing t he Health Department for g r oss "In December the society employed qui red . nor In other tenement houses use It has had to supplement tb. noclect at the t enement house law. one Inspeoto". who. In eight days. vl~lt- in shocking condition In the same vi- c a . H Ib D till!!! Much comment bas followed. and the ed all the 103 hou ... s and made a de- cinlty. ficlenc.es of the ea.t epar IIOclety thinks It desirable to state pub- t ailed report ..Showlng much the same "All that the Cbarlty Organization That Is one of the thmgs the CIl&: llcly the Information on which this conditions as In April. He then exam- Society de~lres Is ha ve these rondi - 10rganiZatlOn exists to do. PubUc resolution was based. It concerns the Ined tbe records at the department and tlons remedied thoroughly and without . t tic T society. tor toul tenements breed found th~ t hal! or the houS'eS ("om- luore delay. There is nothing personal pa..rtments are 13.rg.el~ au oma . poverty. misery and v ice. plalned ot had not eYen been visited. nits sction. and Its Tenement Hou,," all are charged with the enfore. uThe Buffalo tenement ordinances It 15 nnt strange that the resolu~ion Committee. under the same chairmnn, or more laws than they are given II wer e passed In 1893. ~hlefiy through the pa,;"ed by the ,oclety was Emphatic. Dr. Pryor. h a . led equally vigorous Th . haye to he elro r ts of this society. The State teneWbat has been done by the depart- movements In pre,;ous y ears. It will to enforce. e) m ent ho use law. passed early in 1901. ment. It done voluntarily. would Indl- co-operate cordially wltb Dr. Greene It operation, outside ot the routtr. repealed only such parts of the ordlncate an attempt to enforce the law. '1e wl\l take hold -vigorously to purge public sentiment. created ellher by ances a s were inconsistent with it. though not an aggressive or sU ('l"'e~s!ul t hp~e Ini'luiUes. The danger to life is . ti the new5pap p fS. ~ B oth the State law and the citY' orone. It I. doubtful. however. ",nether 'eat for the building.;; generally lack zen soc.e es or 111 dln ances charge the H ealth Commlsa ny bouse complained ot has been madp fjre-e~caflec::. but the lack o! what have Is why there are 50 many organ Iioner with the d uty at enforcement. to observe the la'" fully. There have '"leen c.·l~d 'moral fire-escap -' Is more like the C. O. S. Each has It, a.pr<!:! The city ordInances (section 12;) rebeen citations to appear, extension'i or Inpo rtant. For those in tenement . k to do The prime re3.~on wh1~ quire him to inspect a ll t ehements caretime, and more consideration tor the 'Oll "ef:. under present conditions, th ere " o r · \sts in ButTaltJ tully at least twi ce In each year owners than for the tenants. The fols little .srope from wretched. diseased slum tenement house ex otbOO (w het her complained ot or not), and lowing are characteristic insta-,nces, se- .'·es. w('ak ph )-~ically and m?rallY. and that local public sentiment ~a! nr . un der the city charter (section 2;;7) he lected more or less at random. dangerous to fhe communin. used on the subject. "e ha e can declare bulldlngs unwh olesome • _~"(27) The Allen block. Nos. 231-23~ "R.spectfully subrultted. aro ourse1yes that ours was' "ell1• "FREDERIC AL:-IY. tered and upon SO declaring, the comm.s- l 8en eca Street, Ion&" a notorlo\1.'l tene"ecretary Cbarity Or~anizatloll So- h es" So it is to a large extent .Ioner shall have po wer to abate the ment. From April C. O. S. report: 0 -_. ..JIll' om . , ' . "ise haxe..ame. In s.uch manner as he may deem 'Holds about sixteen families. Tbere ,dety." untortu,.a.tel!. "e like nt! !lit expedient. Sectio n 238 of the charter are five closets which have been ab3.nor t,,·o of the foulest teneme • g lves- him 'power to cause. the removal doned because they are unfit for use ; " can be imagined. Some ot them art t t persons tram any bwldlng which there h as not been w'!ter in some at tI be' nd remedy or 1\; tn his judg;nent Is so crowded by per- the tenements for two years; many ot _a,. . . . .. ........ . .. ....... . . . .. : .. .. .. . .. . .. . . . . .. .. . . . ·"Ue a5 to be )0 1 ~ed at once. I .ans dwelling therei n as to endanger the bedrooms are without light or v en They should be co. .:" ~,.. the public health,' and by section 148 tllatlon ; - no tire-escapes.' Same condl• think that the Health comm!. .. ~. of the ordinances it it is 'rna.de known tions in December. Department rer... ......... .. ..... ....... ..... .... ...... ....... ...... .. .... ed to do his duty, and thst In a ny way' to the CommiSSIOner that ords show Inspection :'Iarch 10th not 1loclln h R.S'istanCl'. rollany building o r room is 'untlt for hu- ficatlon March l"th b;'t no change shOuld haye all t e ed' lit m an habitation because of defects or "(21) N o. 58 LI~yd St,'eet. TI{ree....... _.. .... ........... .. ....... .. ...... .. .. .... .... teer and regular. tbat be ne ; b<ItI d rainage, plumbln~, ventilation. or tor story brick; filthY and lnsuffi cipnt ; - -. . - -ere must be public s.~ntlrnen &ny other re ason, he may order all bedrooms without windows' stal ' th Je want the ten~ p er sons to vacate It. ri ckety' serious overcrowding ~s THE DO-NOTHING RAOE. It all. H the peop '\11 he " T he ordin ances (sec. 121) aiso pro- tblrd fioor tor Instance . n laWS enforced. theY \\ alii vide that 'whenever the Health Com- 20 by 14 t~et has tour t'a~lil;~~~~~o~~ ~)hOl" i' "Irtt~~llng; with a (oul They were made to be enforced mi!8 iOner htas madte hany orlder COD- it. Door to fire-escape barred ' excelsior \. ("r lu·ohlC'm . null mnkin~ uhout n:-; ch more enforcable than tbtU' ) cern lng a en emen, e sha 1 cause a and qhavin gs 'Ied I .t II mu relnspectlon Pd' d epar n tgarre; ceo ar LllU 1 l'ru~l't.':-.'" Cl' Buffalo, whi ch 1::; :~~~b:e:. ..==~~~~~~~~~~ Ithl fI d to be m ade or theh same piled ',v·.th ~o .,' 0; ment records . w n ve ays to ascertain t at tbe show original Inspection June ?d Ju,t IlbOUl n one at all. The Dl>paleh order bas been obeyed.' Inspection Nov~mber 6th. Lett~r' ~~= ~:tys that: J L..'v I P rotection from Fire "ember 7th. No change. IJ . "(8) Washburn Alley. rear or N os I'lle wat r FlIpplll'd to th '\ ('!t~· for •••.. •• •.. ·,'1'.... ·....l :luJ "The Tenement Hou...,. Act at 1901 341-347 Amherst Street. April C ci S· drinkln!; pt.rrM~~ I. ro"kID!;, wi 11 I ..·.......... ·~j:iiC: requires that within a yea r (sec. 164) report says: 'For sixteen families 'th~ disl a:::,~ gl'rn:.~, with the badl I of there shall be a fire- escape on ever)· only water clo5et accommodation is a thf' dl€"flllly typhoid, inclucietl among ~on .. flreproot tenement house within small building In the yard divided into \\ hO:-l~ \·jl :lm~ art" pi"'r~ong \\ hom we :tire lImtts. a nd on eve ry 9U..::h house' twel\'e departments: ten of these are ("ouId al1propriau\ly ~peak of as th over two stories high outside fire llm- nailed UP. the other two not In condl t\1l\\"(,~·8 of the ('ommunity. • • its; t hat th er e ehall be at "least 400 tion to be used· water connection i; Tht."' ~ll'e am from whIch thf' wate. cubic teet or air space tor every adult; broken.' RecordE1 or department show j~ laken for on.Hnary u~e~, fncl\.ld that there shall be water on every floor; no Inspection. ~othll1g done. mg" dl'jnk'n~ purpoHs, is little t:l~e BYBOTH CO MMANDERlf~ an d tor new tenement houses outside B e d rooms WIthout . . I nto \\" hi c: h light ror every room and a water WIndows. thun an oVC"n ~P\\"('r closet t t f 'mptIf'oC; thD ~€,\\ at::'~ (rom more thall It or eve ry su te 0 apartments. 10(1) No. 122 ErIe St reet. Fh-e-stor ~O dJ~tlnl't t~ol1lJl1unitles, an.} at ttl the~~'':n::tov~~e~ that lin b~ld fOuses brick; 36 families. 216 people. live h er o:': mouth or" hlL'h Cohoes Is -I'uutul. sInks and c\osetspwenlthPlnuma ,.negur'Sortlmaell threeone tank closets; ~ use closet' plumbielghtecn b d families ThIs 1-.: a !:'L'rlous !:'lll:atioll--mon~ and tha t betore J anuary 1 1903 .her~ t fll b ' ng a ; " ails In Jrluet be at least one cla "t t ' '" mos t y condition; many bedrooms :-;Pl'lnu" than tbat of BnlInlo, ht.'ea\ls(~ two tamilles. The ordln!~cesoro:\~~ Wlthout windows; wooden stairs witb HuITalo·:-. walc-L' ~\1pply Is not so g-nlnt· require one closet for every th holes large enough for a chlld's feet to tamllies. Prostitu tion In a tenem~~et ~~ through; condition at building very IJ' (,Ollt~11111natell "hen It L'C':lclH'Io:-; the It is IO:lf!c<l with Impurities house makes the owner liable to a tine h d ,,:11 •through. Department records city. ot $1.000. Botb the ord inances and the s 0,:",' Original In.,pectlon :-I a rch • State law requi re a registry at all 1902. noti ce :.:larch 10th. Remspectlons I,,'rr. tenement houses. with the owners' ;:\prll 1.6th. July 10tb; citation August In Collol's thrrc h~' b(,Nl nn l'fn&m~ an d address d h (~h, extension of time to September . law provIdes a finees~r a~50 ~o~ ~~~!: loth: re-in~pectlon September :!3d; fl"ll"t tv ill1}lro\ L' thL' 1":1 l~r h:; liIWho fall to register. ~one of the tore- j (PI remise!! \~ hire washed) ; furtheiexten- H'l"IJl!:, It n t t 11('1 h) drn or;.:. 'flInt 1:-;, t h\~ going provlsio n s are gene .... R 11 y en- nothing s on to .November 1st; l Decem ....: o r 9 ,L(\<" th· . dO .. j .... • turf' "'):00. :l4-('1d Jor aIltI ""an.' one. wner gett ng tlmato'" • . \. ,.. f arced tn Butraio, and there is no re lister. There ts a book for reports by o~. ~lu"}bing. '-lH'1' 1ll ....... iOll '0 :-:pl'Jlfl ;''1 0 Olin th~lt way. Inspectors, but It covers only bait ot brl~~ NO • 42 Fly Street. Four-story lIu Ill' (. l\tndl did nnthlllC!'. Hulf;t l,,', the tenement hou...,s. and there Is little s j xty-four famlll",,; on each • Information in it tor 1902. floo r two hopper clo.!ets, wIthout \\"In- alllhnrit,l':>o h:l\l' d(lUl' LlI,t lU~ ll~l·wi",t'. "After the pnactment ot the Tene- I ~fWStedPlumblng poor; fire-escapes obI )·notlull!! r:lt'c .... t'I·IUs to a mont Hou.e Act. tbe Charity Orga I ruc by boxes; scuttle .. t3.lrs ob . ' tl on Socl~ty waited a year tor ltsne~: .truCt ed by lumber; filth In bolls. De: do-,' Oil.' lI .. t" I'~U BuUalo !Iud tbe II ~~nt entorcement. and then. In Aorll. ~o.rt~"nt r erord rend. 'Orlglnal in- Ill' t·.I~· 011 till' )Jollnwl,. ~ H 2...t the request of Its Tenement 1fth'. on Apr il 14. 1902; notice Apnl ~ . / o~se Comtnittee. It. agents In the In- . • re- Inspectlon :lIay 15th. whltete~'81. ot th.lr other work Inspected ~s~lng being done; notice posteu to trnement houses \n all pans ot the .. o~ cau1:"C" wby premises should not Y. 'bd a dctnlled report was present- be 1'8cated; adjournment to July 17th' t e Health Department. The 00- h~t nsP:ctlon October 9th. nothing done ! p\umb"erhlLcwaShing; December 11th Is_ ------------------ More Consid era tion for People Who Own Tenement Houses Than for Those Who Occupy Them. II T --.....c:- fJ,... r;:: . en'' ' ' ····..·...... _..·_·i.:ii::W·S;····· . ·. . . ··- , - .................................................... T I . rrlH' I at wO~ka' ~ I IH' �1. .................. ............................... ............... . ......................... .......... ......... .. ............. . ... D~ ~ JAN 9 190 .. ....................................~ .'!.~ ..................... ....................................... ........................... .................................................... ............ ( .............................. ............................. , ..................-.............................................. ••• •••••• •• ••••• ••••. '" ••••..;. ~ ••••• -:.I.• : •••.•..•.•••••••••••••••. NO lET=UP ON HfAll H ";:;::;:::~~,;:~:~~;,;;;;~;""~::: I' Al" S~ ~~C~~.f~~ ,~~c:: ~:~~n\~~r;;,~~~<~~:O~f ~;:~ F Of"fICI,L\ I I t m( nt h. 'll:H,"5I. Tllt- rqllll'l:;; show the plat.:. d Bt\ hilt little· 111 tht .wny 01 rtsults has bOen shown tI'U!-l far. Th'· r{',JOrt contini s· All the soclel~ n!-<k~ IS to h ..1\oe th '"'e conditIons n·mt:<lied thOl'oubhIy nn<.l wIth - Practically Says Health Its action, nnd tc-nt'>ment Department Wou I d c.ommittee, und+>r the chairman. Dr. Pryor, nas h:u \"Igorous ml)vt;:ment s In y(>ar!-'. ] will coNever Have Awakened op£-rate cordially with Dr. Grepue If h(' will take hold \"IgO! to purge tht:sc. iniqulth.M;i. The danger to life Is great, to Tenement Condifor the hull.lIllg. generally lack fire-<'Scapes. hu t the lack ot what have been called "moral ftrc-escape::;" Is more Imtions but for C. o. s. 11ol'tunl. Ft)I' th oAt! In tt"n(oment hom;es! SOCIETY INSISTS ON TENEMENT REFORM CONTINUES HIS CRITICISM OF GREENE mort: udfl~'. Th(·l'~ ~onnl 10 j~ nothing pt:rhou~e It!?= ~nml: ~qually l 'n:vjou~ t oll~ly u ndi.;l" pr('~ent (';ondItlom4, lh ele Is little ('!'=('nlle from wr{'t( hcu, db('a~ed llVt·!o>, wt.ak physically and morally, and dangcrOl;~ to the community. ThE' nbovp ~tntt'm('nt b prc-pareu in ('0O~l("ralion with M r Carlton S. Ladd. hho ~(!I"\'il·(·S In thl~ matter Proft.'8~lonal ~cn icc·~ (If oth"r kinds ha\o'e l>e~n glH n lJy othpr friend>.:. Thl' Chutly Orpnlzatlon Society is hot RChpl"ctfully 8ubmlttHl. on the tn~ of Ur. (ir ..ne and his asFf1r<DE'RIC AL;\lY Sec'y Charity OrgunlzaCon SOCitly. at (!r.la an!1 will Im:l&t tha.~ l(;O(·ment hllUH CODdltlon~ n(.!w ~). I!!t1ng be righted. g-n·t.-s his l(>ga l -=================_____ Yt1'tl r,J)' the following 8taH:ment was mad .. " lie iJ) the locIHl"S o([lctrs; /·0111, .••••••..••••• ,.· •.• ·· ·•··••• •. .... ...••.•..•• . ... ..•• ••• •, Sod. fr'. St atement. LJ > 2 O:\J.J - " " l \L ( o "'r 1$'1,0 0 0 . Charity Organization Society Does a little Inspecting on Its Own Hook and Shows Dr. Greene Wh ere tlIe l aw is ot Being followed. 01lt <- R EE ' l!: "11. 1. R EC"O " 'lE,\ D T H \ T C. IT l:' .. a \. butldlOgs b)' Commbslont-r (;rCl?nt!'s men. _ (O )I " I SS IO ' E R H E .\ LT II A ff('ommpndatlon "'111 be mlde.n tbe r"port that llt"allh Co mmi:.'~t()n(' r Grrt'n. will submit to the- :'olayo r !n n ttw dB\,. that the city own Its own disinfecting ~p~ paratus. Under the- pr£s(>nt ordpr o ( things tht' fumtgattng ot th~ In ff'C' tlou" df!t'l\~I!'S I_ lert enti r('l~' t o thc· IntN' h-d fnOlIl\" to perform and o ft(l'n the right tlJ~lntt·t·ianl' are not. u sed on RC'C'oun t-cithpr o( Jgnor. nncl" or Ihdr cost. n nu the gt'rms ('nntlnue to be- ca rried around to spr£lud the df,,'" ease. Sulphur Is som{'tl m<'s u8td tor 8(,:(1 ... let rever (umlga Han. wher(' It Is USt I as Instead ot tormaldehydt'. "'hfch I~ (xJ)c-n: sh'e in smn ll QuanttllH" It 18 saill b:r D:-_ G,p"en(': n nd by othforft genc'rally thet !! th(' ('ity had Jts o.,·n dl.~ Infecting plant and did this work frefo. the plan would b(' n. w('lco m(': one to the patt(>nts' tHmlllf·~ . a nd :1. g reat IIt('p ill Says Notice to Schoellk opf Estate Was ot Sent Until . T WO W ee k s After SocIety advant·. ,yould h. taken towa rds th. pre_ H d e ' "pntlon or the !lllrt:Bd nr dlscnsf'. Su('h a a ailed Depart ment s plan, II I. "tlm.«d, would cost Ihe city · t B ·ld· botwcon $~.ooo and $3,000 a year. Att en t IO n 0 UI Ing. • ~----~~----~~~-- I ., R • ..... HOSPI TAL. T he announced deter mination of H ealth . ~lll !!JlI§Bf~ ~Y WPr Gree Iha t he 0 11'1,· · g y l.l1t1 .. tkJrt! ( fG ld Jil!s of t he laws have not been lived up to. Is Ihe c...( ,... . , • D M I), 1. i' ..........."" ..~.v ........ .,........................ . 9 •. , I . A , • • ·' Lo.~ \ I1.00_ trlcts. and wtll present to the DI8t ~t ......... · .. .... ·· ........ ...,·'WIw'.~ .. ~~;-.. w....... (. .... Att,prn ey tw enty-six cases where those laws ha\"(~ not ben Ite\'ed up to. Is the !,uhbJe';;e~~ (~:s';)ro';,bdl'i,l~o'}'~e~~efr~;;\ti~r~~ which lC'd to this result The alleged laxity In keeping a Ul: L ,. r ........ ... .. .. .... .......... ... .... ... ....... !.......................... regls- . ~TYPHOID IN THE OYSTER. try of tenem ent houses, which was ' charged against Dr. Greene and his as--- - slstants In the Health Department Is 1~ 'h tllp (,y .. tC'r ron t'I1 I1Y tilt· gt'llIl o( still a question at Issue. Dr. Greene's position was explained excl usively In T he 1,\'[ o j f('n'l" i ... .'l fad n"'n~lIi7C'd hy h.1rh'· Courier yesterday. ] n reply to it 1'10, . I ,~... t [I'I .. no l .,n popu I urly ('Ou{'4·ch·d, FrederickofAlmy. s€'('retary and treasurer of the Charity Organization Society, las t evening said : "1 pointed out to Dr . Greene that under Section 131 ot th e l.'enement House law. every owner or a t.enement h ouse Is re- ho\\ \rl'. qutred to file with the H ea lth D epart m ent his name and address together w ith a description ot the property. in order that notices can bet hat pl'otnJ) l1 y ser ve d. and The orden law requires these m eans shall be duly indexed 80 that they may be readily accessible. In fact the law Is so strong on this point th at w hile for \'Io latlons thesection fine IsItonly $10.d tor aother violatio n of this Is fixe u n ) I, hh· to :""1I1n1 "gRin .. t it. at $50. "A cco rdln~ to Dr. GreEne's explanaUon he was unable to find out who was the owner of th e t en ement h ouse property tn Canal Stree t adjoining )11ss Re-mlngton's Se ttl ement. H e says the)' looked for the owner and were told t.hat he was an italian, living In Fredonia. When cited to ap· pe-nr, thi s mnn said the building was owned> b)' th e Schoellkopf estate-. This citation w as on S epte mber :?ad. Dr. Green e says t hat on December 23d. ,,' hleh by th e way It Is Interesting to note. Is n ca rly tw o wt:('-k~ ath·r th e r~solutlons at th e Chal'lty Organization Society C'rttlclz· Ing the Inaction at th l' H ea lth Depart· m cn t. h e ~ent nollet' t o )11'. Schoellkopf to app('sr at th e I1palth DeP"cl rtment In r('latlon to \ he condItion ot hie building and th at he finally appeared D ece mber ~6th . It w ou ld ce rtainly s€:.em from this tact that It the H (8l th Otpartment has any rEgistry of names such as the law dis· tlncth' r eQuires. it WIl3 not In existence until D("Ccmbfr. Dr, Grt'('ne's own state. m(nl 1('8\'('8 no room (or an>' othe r (,on· clulillon tr th E:rf> Is In fact any !!uch ng· Istrr III the H ealth Departmpnt as the 10 '" requires. I ~hall be mORt gtdd to :;tate pub· Ikty t hll t t \\ as mlstakE"n. In regard to the s;.tatement that th ere \\U~ an)' dlt'('rimlnntlon a~ b tWf'en :\.II"'! R, mine-ton am) allJolnlng 0" ners I wl "h to call ntlf"nllon to th{' fnct. a~ Or. Gr('ene ~Ay!'o. that ::ut~~ Rpmlngtnn nQvpr CAme tn him to as;.k (or an ('xtl>n"-Ion ot lIm('. Probably were mftllf" to 111' 8he I'nfor e,·d. Th e that complaInt of th(' Chartt)' Orz:anlzl.ltlon So('tPty f~ nOt that lhf" la\\ l'oft!' en f orced 8~alrullt )11 !It Rt>mtn,:::ton without an ~' f: xt en!tlon ot tlmr, but thaI ~\'t:rvbQdy e-I!le W8!11 ~\."f>n fl"pt..nled cxtfns{onp of t ime. ~o that the tenants weT!' '()mp('llf'd tn c(,'"tlnu(" In :'hc ,,'rf'tcht'd concHltnns whkh the Ja Vo-O wal Intend~d to remC"t!y prftmptl)·. ~uppo!"f"rl l50th l!Iuff.. lo Commanderieo Will P ar ticlp a le in the Evanl. 1~ h " t,.'owman,h·n hall wbl 'b '" III h~ b~ld In Con,·t'ntltll' Hall ou lh(' '-H'ulDQ' ~ U8r." Z.1d Itt'lt wilt li,- g"'f'~1 UOdf'f tb~ .u~ Dirt" "r l)1.tb lbt· LAkE" Enp Bud the Flu.:;h ll ... Pan'n. !'tlmm,\Ilt1('rl~ Thf" O~t prr ... 5 uotJt"l'~ ,. r Ihf" f'\ fOut l"r"clHf'd lhl'" (UDc-tinD \4,1 tbf' La).,('- J-~rlf' l'(!mD.l:lnJ('n lIO"H' Th" m('mbl'f'4I,blp of tbe [It I ....<01 romml,(t'e 8uII ..orit elf rhl' othf'r M)IDmlttt!'(', ha, In~ hf.. n{"[n.\r In rh:t.rc:'" I' M PIll\" ,11\ 1,1("11 h("fw~n n~('mh"r ... or ('Reb C"t"mm;,uden·. The pn:" \·otllmtttt'1' rnn", till or lbt' tl..Uo"lne; ~Ir Kn l~bt {;lfl(lrf{1"}>-; llurrow rbl\lrmftn: $lr Knhrht (iM'lrJ:'1'" n1 ! .. tfOln. ,;~('h~lrrutln. 0' , P R O m" ES law~ LP P O RT. •. ,,-(' hAn" nn d~!t r,. tC't rn unf" 11y to",nriho tht' H.~8tth Df·f'lartmrnt. aid ",m 't::tnd t,\" It In an\-' altf'mp t to "'ntcrc'th~ la~' it wa.· lallt April thnt th,. Cl'1arlt· Onranlut!on So ht)- unt to th@' H ""\!th DtJ rtm~nt ru1l df'ta~'~ in rf'g rd 101.4 ttn ment htlu!lPS "" t:frf the la ...· "'8!! h(oln~ '\ lolatM. \\Ott kppt roll.,wlr: It oJp. bm s!,. mnnth"- after ",'('t round tbat .0 of thoat had n~\,Er ("\("0 be-en ,;Iatrd .1'h ulfh thf' ta"'" r ulffS the Ht'31 t h Dtrtm nt t ,i-it rvery anf-'ment h(lu..-('t Ih~ clly II. Ie-a t twice (,Jlcb )'enr e\'''n :str Knls:-ht .\ ,tam Lhl{"Cli.d. FrBDk T Cop-. Itn thtort: Is no enmptaJn t " 'htn we learnp In .. W~lt"r ( ' nudl(')'. \\ _H [ P 'in r- ~ N] Cit this Inat'tton. It Rf'tr:t'd t1me to (\H~ .. r Jl·ukinilil. " 'll.lam A Jonf'~, n,"O~ call ucb nf-slte ," to th", Anentior:. at the H . Lamy. f;.'1mn~1 ':\rW1D:lD. 'rt>~rlZ " K !:.Ubllc." / ~lIi"l~., :'llUlll r-t noo~ lIoro l't' 1'_ Chamh('rlain. WUl1 aID U Ittlaif"l . h . r-~.'> C. flOW . Jt'bn C Adllm, Lnurtn. En. P. E!he; B rca. ChArlt~ t:. Ha ye. WU!lam ..-' fl lWster, lll11lnct0Q LN:\wood I nd 11 rris n ~ . \ du. know n ,h ,. I . 11(' 1.... 0 Pulluted ""tN' ha . . ('O Illt' tn be -.. oun·p of tlw llilo/;pa ... r , :'\llcl tt.,. II . I I ;...!C'llC'rn .v 1"·l·(I~IlJ/.{'C lint 111811Y :1 BUl lholl ... U1tl" of thfl mon' illtdligt'nt t)f"IJl'l(>- t'ontilltlP to (>$ 1, tI 1(, oy'\ t (" }' 1',1 \\. j'l·t l,('I f rum .Il?nor.\JII·r nr h(>\" l1MIilJ)e,," .\ ~hOl'l li Uh\ 01 1'11'1" II t· ·> r""lly · ~ hHI'·nl .... 1l1\·,' p1t hnn'1"('l of \\'f:'~lf'~'ulI \\ l'f'n' n plt'ntitH) Of nYooI;te l ~ Wll .... (·(')n~tl11l,.t1. a up· JlUl1Ilarr of typhoi ll h'\PI" (·" . . 1· .. tlt·\'j·lop4,,1 allln llJ! Iholif' [,}"(.'"I('n t It W'n " Itlllnd lh"t tlu· 1'.'· . . tf·l ... 11.'ll l"-'("n Inkl'u tr um ;l h"d Int<' "hirh n .. t n' nil of \\,I t('f "lIlplit'd whkh r . tn tlirnllf,:'h tl 1Il!i,th hol'1uuul ", I,,'w t~· rhllit.l ltnll fur om" time bt.p n Illt,\·.di·HI It \\.1"" ~hnwn l tl n that .. O lllt· tlf thr I', I·n·lll flf tlH' typhnill pRti"nh 11;111 lWflll wrt .. }wtl into thi ... .... th·.U1I an,1 nn· doubtf'd l~' (·o n\·i·~·rd til tlw 1""11 \\ IlI'rl' tht" ( 1.\ ~ tpr .... Wf' rf' hlt·(l. Thp (·nnf·tll ... ion i ... thul tun 1U11I'1I I I't' ,-all· not I,H' tukt'll in f·hou ... i n~ .t ntl }lff'PA I j ll~ f!l(-.i 1m" tlH~ tnltl.·. 1l1i1l~1'lltIllll'I'''' l'iw nul I nwft Ihe l!'O un,' 1111,1 IIf)I'lIu,1ing " 4,1 . rti Ie III fOOll t hI'.\" .1I""unw. :\t·.' I I) r, "r) t.hs"I th('y ,· .It IIIIJ ... t ht' I k'·11 un Inl 1 Unt ""hen;iny dc-nlht (·"I .. t ... It I~ ,1"1il.\04 »d\l- lhl,. to I'''',·f.'· t/ ••• , •••••••L................ I 'y, ....... "................... • .. lth ("omm lulontr Danl.1 fA ...... that d urlnK th~ I... l three ruU m lh. Ihe.aetual mort.IIIT InlheBtale !II n It"'. than the a ve:r.,.eI tor tb Iall n Vf' )'ean br aboUt. :50 d~atb.. Th f.1. lt l from c on umpcfon du rln" tbe 84me t ime ha,·. ~n - I thAn u.. an r .... ~mllll·poJ: hu Incrt d In K tbe P t l"'O montld. lhOll~ ," Iomlly the • ,,' '''re Ius. The I ~ ~ tn j( ot r.WH i.~ o thtr d~ "'eI and c rq d e"U.. In the asrte that the people bAve beCOme m r 8~r.-ant of til rul ... of bt lib. an d therefore mo ob«Il~t to lh tlon. o f pb)-alc!&L&. �-I ............... ........ H(lt)!!;. ,,,:",,,, f~mm~ r)(nn. A. M r.~. ~f ~rgare t Cu lll''l It the !':a me !IIalary to::: Julll' SodHI., nd :lfr. lJe re- ng:-:tged JfO rm prly. ................. ! . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . .............. . ........... .. ·JAil ... ..':"... to IlIHI home. for orphan _ fo nl\ nn.. ·.... ·.. 1.' dep ('nclpnt r hUdren. On the rerommen.l.1 TT ~fJ,l"""" .•..... ... lion of thf' qani€, C'on1mlttee the . h oarrl ..... . ... .... ~ •..•.•.... ................ .............. ~ .. ... . .. - ... . vo tl>(l to Q\\ rtl thp fo ll owing a mounts ..................... ".. ... . \! L . ....... I to , arlou~ s oc! ;rs and n ~t.it utiOn s n &:l·t~ "·; ..-...· ...... -SUPERVISORS I Ro('ipty for thC' 1 r \'I -'n(lon .l ..... · ................................................................ . . . of t:rl1clty ~gi;14XI~~~~::~·:::d~~:;,::!~~r~:.I:t ;::1 NOTHING -I ,H::~~lo·F;,~ ·nnrlF.;,:·i;;ft·~ni;r·y·:·:::: ~: HOLD THEIR LAST · ,~jr~;~:~!il;;;.'~~":,l:;;:, X Of U[MOSTH[N[S for d p fe n l ll n~ hl ~ $pat as representing SA.rdlnJ~ \I "'-< a p pr o ,·eel. Pre,p nts WH e g-Iy p n to the \"ar lous otlklals o f the board a t l he e lose or lhe meeting. ;~;. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~ HE~ EVILS [ ~ CITY TENEME~71 • I Charity Orgar.izat·lon Aldellmanic Orators Rise to Mr. Koehler Utters Dire l the Loftiest Pinnacle of Warning to Opponents of nl,· ...... .. .. ··· .... ... ....... ...... .. ... ..... .... ......... .... . Eloquence at Their . 2 190? Pest House Removal. ......................................................: ............ . Feast. " ... ~ BUDGET REPO RTED .............................. ................................. ..... PEARLS OF SPEECH AS $950,000. FROM ALD. SULLIVAN. ,SMALLPOX IS . forms ~( ST AMPED OUT Can3di,n Aulhorilie. lIave Been Slrie l 3nd No Longer Fea r an Oulbreak. Very City Fath e rs Say Farewell to th e Board of 1902 and Ent ert in Roy ally Their Many Guests. Dr. SOClt~, . T~ Greene Moral Laws are Fla. grantly Vio lated. Attorney (arlton E. Ladd, rEi tht Chartt~ Orga.n1zatlon -", Presents for the Offic ials of t he Boa rd an d a Dinn er for Members at th e Mansian House. \ I EXIST IN THE '~I SINCE THE DAYS '~~lt;~r;I";~··R~~ltl;··~· ~·I~il~··f~~··$~~~l~~ F SfSSION Of Y[AR I I LIKE IT Socft't}, hi! the follOWing communtclltJon 10 Ik. COJIlmtsslOner 'Valttr D. GrCt t k. cilfLrgc-d th~tt the law regarding tb conUllct of the tenement hOU:h! city is being grossly vIolattd: :11 I{)r .I Health Comm Building. Buffalo. X \. Dl'ar ,.Jr-Complaint ha~ bl'en ma th~ C'harlly Organimtion SCK'ld,· the moral cunduct of a Ilagrant !-Ort 1.1 or less ~ ldtiipread among not a !tW d tl}"!f'fllent houses of thiS clly. 1 he ~o('lety has d(,fm~d the qu,"+!'" irlJncOJat.· and pr('s~ing Irr.port.lnrt ' such things an', it mt-ans that the "Gentlemen and ('ontra (' tor~." began Of. all trntrl("s Is condllcttd In clr)R Ald. Suillvan, when called upon for a "Ith faDilly 11fp, and practlcall}' the eyes of IIltle chlld«D who" ' h A Id ermamc speec h at t e banquet last rr.lIsl n('c~sarily sU([t:r com.! Itll! night, "we of the first wards, as you tht:y are half grown. I come intQ the City, ever and anon-do To tl'st the reliability o( the In(o you catch that new word anon'? I use fUnlJ~I~Ed to it, .the- C: O. S. has m , tt.. t l:'o~ "\\Ry of lI\\"t'stlgntfon TheN ~ I I The In.<t meeting of the Board of Supervisors was held t his afternoon, and the county legislators made an effort TIll' \ ' ·lllildLdl h~alth oflh.. cr::; ~l'l.·ll\ to to clear theSt"te o f all unfin lsheu 1/\. g·(: ttin~ thc ll}JpPl" h:md of the smatl-\ bu~lne5s so as to s tart the new year ,If)'.; o uthlt',I1.- 1\11'1 ~t.·nenll sa.ti~ruttion with a clean page. Owing to delays in the work of committees the board l ' (·~~ \· ;dl~. \\~ 11. Da\". chairman uf thf' wa" not called tog-et her un til 1.30 JJoanl of Ht'alth of Xja~at'a F"l1~, Out. I It tor your benefit. beautiful pearl or the (Ilrther object In th" of Prom. olclock. bu t theIr busi ness was r u shed speech-we who reprpsent the tolling €!\'Id'="nc~ for the be,:;Innlng, at I~a..tt. ~ :-t.ttl'd In a U H ~':C'~IC reportt·!" lhat tht! lnasses, the men or the workshops fnr- P·O("l."t-olOgS to enforce th~ remedies JIIalong on a greased track. The mem hO.ll"ll h.\.d IlD f.~tu· of furlher trouLll". , crIbt'd by thc 'l'enemem Hous~ .Act l" bers had their eye o n the d inner w h ich torles and farms:, not forgetting the the act the DI!)Jannll'nt o( I1l'al'~_ .\Ithuugh tia re WPl'l" no <.'~\~c:; within they were to e njoy a t t h e ~I ansion garbage wagon drl\' ers and the driver'3 char~··d pJ'imarily with Bu(;h ton (ore lhp limit::; uf llw 10\ . 11. Ni:t~a l '~\ 'F'u..Il:-;. of frozen aqua, welcome you once bnt tor somt! reason ~·our lem;tnC'nt h House a t 3 o' c lock , a nd wa nted to be again. I hope to stav with you my!el- In!1>ectors have appare.ntll· fulh.d loma: (Hll.. \\,lR ~::-n '~dl y ~. . lal·mrll at Ihe out· s ure to get through on time. P ending low Jl1f>mbers tor years I ("an' stand It a r£'cord of t~ndltlons of thi! sort FN lH"l·i.d( a"i IL tll· I\\·:; itH Ijaity ~l1 P lJli t'c, I the dinner, they mun ched sandwiches. f' I '"-, ' ·1 I d j - I . the illYlslIg'a1lon, l\'hlch the t. O. S. m} PE:'Op e c~n .. H ~ " ITo u.st ce In mad(: ullde:r my dinction, r nm sa Superyisor Short mo\"ed for the susI !" ••IIn lhl' dl"-'lll( t w h f' l"t" th" di!i;pu..sl! fU'p'the beard next j eal . \\ e }fa \ e done that thIS tvll is probably Q'Jlte wldespm1 pension of the r ul es, but Supervi sor '~ ail~ S'·n:" ! al d .dd e :i werl' cloSE'd h:,--" about everyone else. Yet it is hard for 1 h,J\C in my possf:s..o:lon t\'Idlnce" Clark obj~cted. lh" .1lIth()rILl·~ J,ul th e y h~-l\'t! no\\ bCt:'l1 u.s to get ('red It. Like Sussy, w e '\"e run Sl'c::citic sort In addition to gc:nf'ral Supen·l.or Koehl er or the Eig<ht~nth waro dell,'ered him self of ~me .1110 ' f" 1 ttl J l'-OPt.;' II Hlltl lh~ ...tu·ll·antilll· oul of indorsers. In thE:' Ia~t YE'ar the tlon. against a number ot tent.M board has done many things and peo- ~ou':es, whIch ha"e thus Car been burnIng rhetori c , e nsh rouded in a Jl.lR I'l" Il rai!-'\'u (,H all ])Jacf'~ CX«'la tIl\' the peoilonuse lnl;;d. P te ....,Ve . have gOt, rid of Bmoke at vagu-e thr eatpnings, wh~ he , ~ ~ Enclosed you wfll lind a IlFol (Jf r: hqusp''; \\ hl 'l t, thl' dis e <lf:E' actu;.t11\· ex· que"tton If not of ZoellE't. ,\ e ha\ e au- hou!ll's descriiJed bv s(n.'.,:t nllmh!'r. a ked fOi' the dis charge of himself and i~ IF . t II". llt ,\ l:..~(.. tl<':' of the ProYinei:\i thorlzed fishIng in the Park Lake from e\ Id~n('t.· was pmcnied ,\ Ithout .1.ny!· a!iJ~()('!at~s o n the committee to locat~ garbage wagons. ,Ye haye done well dltTiruily, and more of a !'Imilur tia!:h the pest house o n (he Coun ty Alms~:oIil1d " r H f': 1 11 fl. . TOI'onto, I~ in ("17 : 11'~" and All have bppn we!! donp." c(.ulll undo\!btl.'dly be ohlnin\'d 1;&:11 house farm . Some of his more rol"USl , r lil t· I "~l htJ 11";: P. The Second ward's genial repr(lsenta- flf.ainslth~ same houst:s. This c\"ldetU~ caung p~rlods w e re as foJlows: Uve continued In the game clever Yeln, n.t your dl::-DOS;\1. 1 hn\'c rl: II~I allo " ,Acting in what t heir own minds and \\ a~ frE'quently interrupted by other tenemtnt hou~e31 whtC'h btu DI thought wl~d ·o m. they have deolded to Ia u h t · d I sa.mc gel]eral rE'putJ.tion, nnd ar. use t he present sIte. g PI an app ause. v·hiell it Is a.pparently ~a8)" to OU/lJDf dcnC'c. "The narrow-mindedn ess and odium "'--" ...... .... .. . :::•.~. ~ .. !-:! ... I.l .. .. ............ .. THO SE WHO A TTENDED. The framers of the 'rcncmC'nt H of thlS action with all Its untold con- ' ","" Last night's fpast \Ya:; one ot tht? Act were \'ery careful to prOYlde! $equence s will ta.ll upon theIr 0\\ n most successful in the long series or allv agaJnst this e\11, "'hleh Is goo heads. '113 .............. . 81mllar yearly events. It wa~ held In retogmzed as the worst that can d "For mor~ than 30 years this odious under tenement hQu~e condltl0ns. alructure has bee n In their midst. For room$ O\'er 475 )ialCl !'\trpE't Th e foou act. jn 81;.'('. H:? suhjects a ttnempnt_ 30 years the Eighteen th ward has cared was appetizing. ~ubsto.ntlal and pl~ntl- Uhrt"l fOl" such purposts. with the 11f!» ............ .. for the contagious diseases of the ful. and thel'e was wine In abunuant'e sian of the owner or his u':t"nt. , to \Yash It down. Co un cilman Stoddart pl:nalty of Sl.OIr(), and irnpo'l··,s p.~ch ('Qunty. J. 'ow It is apparent to us we acted a~ toastmast er. Those at the aln' as a. lien UllOO the premi!'t-i. must seek r:ome other relief. "'''hat- ' Never Anything New. t bl It~ hi Aid I( te-n'ement ho\~ s.e or any part the (-\~r the remed:r, no matter how dra~ti c a e \\. 'I m were : . eAJ,H'dy, USt-d for this purpo<:e, with (be l~!n In its ef(ects. the people of the ElghtCounc ilman Ladd. Ald. .:'.lcEachrtCl. of the les~ee, the lE'ase I.. tmnln.d e Chicago health department hav· ~\!nt h ward will no longer submit Ald. Adam and Chairman Kick. Among the elerUon of the I('~~()r: lfhu mal after experiments announced that quietly to having their ,yard Inade th~ i those at the tables were Ald. Mal~~o~~, Slill1tc !;ummaIY proceedings to r dUlnplng ground for the Rcrofulous dl!;- I Holmes, Smith, ]lo.ssp~!-;il)n. The perml!.-'!'i(ln of the. on Juice Is sure death to the gernw Landsheft, Col1ln~. ea.'es or BUlblo. Let the localities Roedel. Moest, "\VedekiC1dt, :\Iullenhorr. is condu!ii\'el~ pl"t'sumed If sum~7 of typhoid fe ver. sundry physicians from whlt·h the~e diseases emanate I Z<;Jelle-r, Ruster, "'~alz and ,,"lener, John cee~J1ngs are not commecnhc~n~l~f\i1 tuke l~are of thei r own patients. are now saying tha.t they knew It be .. 1\. F~her, Clark H. Tlmerman. ARSE:'~S- dil)S uf[t"r nthouceDo~a:~lIcnt ot H or Edward Yol Z, Ch ar Ies H . A'\ £>-1;\, .. A sen~u iw thl!; C CI " The mistake is m ade. The deed Is fore ,and have used lemon Juice \n 11 from such pcrm!!I.!>!·JD 0! do-ne. Thp "Ite I. settled. and the rUI'al:Henry P. Burgard. City TreasuJ"f'r o\~A:r .\ nd I~ss~e" il-l pn=lIl1mt'11. nit; lte~ may re"t as. ured that the repre- their practice. It would seem that Boeckel. John Mumm. 'V. H. Cudde~ such pn'~l1mpqon may be rei)uUe<l ~ "entatl"es from the E ighteenth ward anyone cognizant of 80 simple a means back. W. H. KInch, Corporarlon Coun- den('c. The act fUTthe! pro,hli'li will be a. pe.. lmlstio In the con"lderasel Fe.Lg.man. Comptrollpr He-erwagpn action to enfoTl"e the lien shall ~ t.r, tlon of legislation for lhe eountry as for protection against polluted water flnd City Clf>rk Su..§£l-orf. Tosh Summers, against the tenl'ment ':.I~i;:~ ~.t' 'hey ha "c been in ('onsldering the inter-I ought to take tb e trouble of letting the Ald. Butler, Harp, Sullivan. Gormal1 by tJ.l~ J)CJl~l~~n~~;r flhall reQuest 8lH of the Eighteenth ward." ! and MartIn. Assessor NI c k ~rol'k. Ynn ~f\ c~!-'e al~)In t~:Jtin~ to In!'titutt' an UI ';:upervlsor Colburn "aid he could not , world know of It. Probably there is Horn Ely. D. N. Evans, ~" llllam tI~;la~~r~st any tenemt'nt h(ll'''~' J:-.4 stand for any reflection on the Board of ' nothing new under the BUn-but old Schnelde-r, John )..tork, Joe Storc k. Ru- d e partment sha.1I not c')rnmf'n<~ !f pD Alderml"n. who decided to let thl" pe.t dolph C. Klrc hof(. William Lendnfe lt. tinn within 10 <la's then an) ~' llo use ~tay whe r e it is. Mr. Koehler things do not become tamillar until Fred O . l\lurray, Frank T. Haggerty, m.ay malntaJn such aC't1~~ ~~mplete. "a< tln ally induced to wi thd raw the they are exhibited within the public :-inmmy lJofheins, Dan Maloney. James name. To md~e ~~: f~~O[he ueplrT co mmun ica ti on until laler. Dug.~an. ~~iHlam ~"aIsh. Supervisor .J. would , S~'('"h a ~~~rs Rnd les~ pf t ,)"11.. reports of various committees view. Thus. tor Instance, It Is said D. "\,II~on. Daniel L. Lall i gan. John to n~L~rl ~~eo~ ~mch unlawful u~ were read and adopted. that at Fort Erie. just across the Nlag- O'Leary, th e ~tat't of tht> Ci t y Clerk's ml!~de~~hls section or the nct. I r!'fJ."G The Good Road s Commltte~ report ed offic:e. '''llOam L . Mal'cr, G eorge F. a formal request on l*half ?( a II J. In fa\'or of Improving a numb pr of ara River from Buffalo. Is an old Ger· Bro\\ nell and others. to commence an act\on agam~~ ~ roads. Includ ing the Cllnton Stree t I man physiCian who has long practiced After the ~olld J" ~ fre!ihm p nts and ment hOll!lCS ~peclfied. l~t' t~;un t Uo"el. the Salt Road. the Goodrich bloodless surgery for such aliments as f'onsld('rable of th e liquid rh ee r had not complh."'<1 with bY i:Pdllt~ to In ... found their " 'a)~ down capa.c lou!-' Ald p r- f:1ocJcty "III d~~m {~~ act in the n lit Hoad. the Wh ite's Corners Road. thp Boston aC1c] ~prlngYl1i{> Ho a d. t hl" Bra nt congenital disease of the blp. The manic throats. and when thp ni r hnll pr()c(>e(lI~gs .u~ e!j.he C. O. S., ot cr you act In .tht"!llI ~~ Road. the E"ans C' nter R ond. th" :lfud famous Dr. Lorenz probably does not grown blut' with tobacco smoke, ('oun- somB dlman Stoddart's voice penetrated th~"' J~!~~~rSa! Wl:U Q!' in all othl'r~ :~fr!.", Sl:'eet RO:1u and [lw Angola HOi1 d . p claim that the method ot tre'ltment Is Chairman ~1enz lt's o! th e FlnAn(' e hazy atmosphpr and he ('ailed upon· ~cm~d~" '1\fr instrurtions are :JyiIJ'.W Commlt l~ repOI·t ed the tax budget of entirely original with hlmselt. Y et It . \ Id. Frank ~rnlscho~F;. the rptirlng or thiS matter until th~ rem the YP31" as follows: chairman of the board, for a. few words . wherever It l~ r~7u::,! . does seem that If the old G erman phy. ReSJ1E'('c.~n·LTO::'\ E; 51 a t e t ax ......... ..... ... . . ......... $5.1.973.90 PRIDE OF THE WA TE R FRON T. 1 1ld9 •••.• ••..•••••.• .••. ••••••...• 21T.511O.{'II slcian at Fort Erie had ever operated lOT Chant>· On;an1z;i.1 Ald. ~Ialschoss acquitted hlm.eIr Attorney nt' n 'st on bonds .. . ..... .. ....... . 51.670.(11) rhnrltnhl f' 108t1tutl on~ •...... . . .. . °W .lll lO. II() SUCCf'I~fully upo n n. pron o unced (fas e, most ("' redltably. Tosh Summe-rs, John _~C:le:t~)"~. I~O"lrd an d c lerk!'! . .. • ...•......... t;O 1 ~"lII.l O his fame would have so s~read that 1\'. Fisher. and Ald. Kkk. the Incom£1)"n1)' Cou rt. .. ... ... ..... ........ 7.:"1111 M Ing chairman, follow pd, and then came l"trkt Altflrn f>Y . . • . .•••••.•.•••.• 19 f""I' 01 Dr. Lorenz's system would not have th e Pride of the 1Yllterfront. John P. ~f ""cH('al E"aminl~r ............ . . . . 2. ~ f) ().1 Ib ..BUf.f.ALO, .. N .. . horltf nnd 1.11 . .... . .. ........ 31,,'1) '0 been practically new to the entire med i- Sull ivan. AM. Ad a m wa..q next. "~hE"n he stood (:omml!'slon of jurors ~.... ... . . . .. 21kl.00 cal profession of the countr)". To be Audi tor . . . . . . . . . . . .... Ii up h e was told vociferously and e-mJudlda I . . .• .•.. .. . . . . " . . . . HI. 11)1"):1,(1 sure. gunpowder is claim en. to have phati<'ally that "he W8S a jolly good RIIJ)('rln tfond t"nt nr Po o r . . . ..... :!1.6·~ . M fellow." been used in China. when Europe wa.!": t~ltrk of t hp Bnarrl . . . , '" .. . .. 1.9I1fJ.f0 Ho .ald In thl" couJ'ge of his remarks EN()U R~R. ..~ ( QHnty Trl aSlTTl'r . .. 2"2.Ij(MI.11l1 ... ..~ ... ....................... -... ? Inhabited by ''''l"ages. and In somE t hn t thl-' Alde-nnpn instead of re-(,E'fdng J.m~h'lufln I\nll l p I t 11· !It; \.9:!.1 II pny from the "Ity should b. glad to pay .... ~ .. ~ .. ~ .. ~ .. ~ .. :~========~~ P~~ r\ .. • •• • 311.!l:i~.no scores ot dynasti ES a gone the Chinese T;""ourt h Drl g,ldtf' . , • • •.. :; "flO no the munl('lpality ~lOOO a YE'ar for the ~"fi(h :hl'(lrnt ,~ ('oJnpu n ).· ' " . .. ... !i:f\!"tfl:r.O may h a ve communicuted by wtreles! prl"llego ot being a n Alderman. ~r-r II Ii. lh T{~~lrni"nt •. • • • . .. •• • " 1730i.;1) "Quit your kidding." remarked one • Health Commissioner lU'" 7J·h Rt'Jdm r nt •• . ........ ..... 2. !!t)ll.PO telegraphy- we don't know. for WI or hl~ h~arers. f~w do\'ot will rE'C'ommf'l1ll diJIntfedlf ~' Ila n 'I/US . , ••••• • ..... . . 121.1\72.70 tbere. ('I t y Treasurer Bopckf>l, ('lark H. Knlghlt~a}n t~.... c~t:edOj-;: ,,::,::~ ra T lmerman. Corpo rat ion ('nunsel F e ldh3ve bepn* in tectlOU' ~ tbr t n13 n und o th pl"s s poke. and the fu n Grecnc'tI PtrhOajnec!., ~U~dy::r. wa x ed fast anti f urIous as the hour any more 00J. _ Iotrew l at~. T he Ia.st ~tar In t he ~rH Y ~k)· was RJf"e plJy f'tagg~rl ng h OIn£lward when t ht~ ff"a~t f' nded. M ",r - - ---.!.... - - '...........JAN ...1.::: ..... --_ I i 1 tf,t I I I I I taxrUJ;ye pt ()l1nty _..:=======- ''',uu I y;·· .. ··· .........DEC ...3.l .. -l002 ....·.. ·..·......- - =iWf:e I '. �.. ...... ..... ....... ......... . ~.'"tl' .... ........................ ... . . . , .. .. .... .. . . . . . . . ..-•• 00 • • ............................ "..................................... ......~~9. ...$... ...1.. 1(}. \ .... .. ..:............. ... ..... . II . I .................................................................. .. N t.\! VEC 30 19.02 ............................. ........................ , ........... .. ..... ............. .. ... ",I" IR;;r.i. ............................... . ......................... "" . , ....................... . .......................................... DI~INf~~nNG. 'GREENE FIRES ARML Y BACK ~ AT ACCUSERS. COST WOULD BE SMALL. 10LEANING UP THE TENEMENTS. ' The rep orts o f t h e C h a rity OrganlzaIO Rociety o n the ten e m e nts a r e long they are a lso strong. It is alw[ • s ti r e"ollle a nd u s u a lly unplea;oant to I k Into Ihe detail of s u c h matters, but. If mu~t be done lIy some h ody, nnd If the Health DE'partment hasn·t force enough to do It let the p ub lic thunl, t hc C . O. S. for Its heill. ll' Ihc C. O . S. render s no g r enter sl'nlce to the public than It Is d oing Prop. sed Plan is Outlined in i n s howing to llcalth Commissioner Greene and tllc public wher e the e fDr. G,·eene·. Annual I f orts of the ilealth Department fnll Report. s hort, it dCSe rY C8 t h e p ra ise and the hcarty c o-op eration of e ven' c itizen In the annual report that he w1l1 s ubmit \\'bo be lie \' cs in city b o use-clcaning to t he Dlayor III 1\ fe w days, Belllth Com· 3 1111 in maki ng the ho u s e s of tbe poorml~sloner Greene will mu ke tbe impol'tunt est s anitary. f('('orumemlntion thn t the ct ty s hould own U!'all b Commissi oner Gree n e has Its o wn dIShlf("('ling n pPfll'utus. Th e reCQm· to cure the lI1€'mlutloll, It l:i thought hy mnny, Is one s hown his w ililug u es ",bleb !Should t'('('rlvc immediate attention, c vl\ s of fo ul lenem eu ts . It stands to to the end t ha t the !3uggrst ion made can be r e llson t h at h e \\'3 n ts t o abollHh th e m. ndopted. A propo~ct.1 plan is outllned in the ills r ep u tation us t h e h ead of the city's report.. H ealth Department is b ascd on a low ende-r pl'e~E"nt ('Ircumstnnccs, th e b en lth and lower d e ath rate. and that means (1ppartrurnt Is notifieu ot a cnse or lnrec· But t hat i~ tious 01' contn,~ious disease. Th en, wh C'r · sa n itation e \·cryw h ere. eve r it i't dClUt'd Uf'c€'s::cn lT . n qunrnntine Is not all the story, as tenem ent owner8 e-stahllsht't1. A~ide- from inspections of tile and tcnants alike will fi nd. Back of premises. tb~ Ins pections being confined the Health D ep artmen t Is a powerful princIpallY to t he plumbiug work in the press ure. The depa r t m e n t must deal hou:-oE" In quesUoll, thE" 11E"l\ltb authorltle,i do n,)thlng mo re-. or ('o urse. is complaints are with these evils whether It will or not . made tbat the qua ra ntine It not obsen'eu, TIllc law requires certa I n t hings to be . wl1('re one has been ordered. the hE'nlth don e , a nd there are active ancl patrinn thorltl('s prosecute o1'l'£!nders. nut beyonu otic c itizens in and ou t of th e C. O. S. tht."fle l'enll.r 'up('rllclnl pl'ecnutions nothi ng who proposc to sec t h at th ey an' t.Ione. Is donf'. "'hen the l'nF-lC Is closed. tbe deIt is well fo r ali con cerned to h~ar pn l't lllcnt does no tniulgntlng. III SlIeh a cOllllltion of all'al ... It Is appar- this In mind. 'J'he p ('n a llle s for neg. I b y I a " IDess . ent. the hoalth authorities mll st depen d a I- I I'C t InSplre< or greedmost entirely on the "'01'<1 of the attendlllli l oftcner the il1tt('r-\\"i ll b e e nforced. ph.,·slclan. In passing. It may be mentioned 'l'he C. O. S. is at p r esent tbe mOHt tbat the doctors or Butrnlo are unusually .. consclentlolls and baek up tbe bealth 1\11- nrtl\'e body dE'fimte ly preSSi ng for I'Uthorltlos In every detail. pnrtlcularly In see· forcl'ment. More power to It ! It deIng to It tb a t a Qllarautlue Is established. R(' t'\' I'S and bas the s uppor t of the • Cnt t be gl'pat troub l(' d('v(' lops afte r an'::; 1) ' 8 and 0 f public 0 p "I DIO n In thOIS Healtn Comm issionerGreene Thinks that the City Should Do this Work, Denies Statements Relative to Alleged favoritism in Tenement Matters and Roasts Almy. "I I WANT the public to know t!at I resent the Insinuation of Mr. Almy of the Charity Orl[anlzathat 'other in I·.on Si oc ety t0 the eff""'t ~ ,flu.ncc" hal'e been brou~ht 10 bear on Ih,s department In regard 10 tenement houses." " Not a bit of It; n ot a bIt of It. The Inference one would d raw from Mr Almv's statements Is that brlhery has been brought Into piny. W ell. we h a ve ha d peo ple come Into this Offi ce and o ff er money. but th ey were quickly shut dowu and told to comply with t h e la w." Dr. Greene also explained that at present his department was g etting out a new system ot registry unde r the State law. H e said the Sta t e la w a nd th e o rd ina nces conflict with each other. bu t tha t th e Sta te la w had precedence. The department is ~a id to be dOing in this respect more than the State law requires. ===::::::::::::::::::=::::::::::X:========~_ __ In a tonI! that was clearly and strong'Iy res.ntful. Health CommlS6ioner 'Valter D. G.eene thl. morning thus r eplled .... . .s mad. by Pre-Ident Almy t __ , " S'IIls '" Cli .. • o ~ of the Charity Organ:zatlon Society. Dr. Grecne was much pul out by tbe 'remarks published as being uttered by MI'. Almy. and he made the abo\'~ !ltat. ru ent .. Ith consld.rable emphasis. /i-........ .. .. .. .. .. .......... .. .. .. ... .... .............. .. ..... .. "I would like to know what he means •IIY thaI stat.ment of 'other Influences' be in~ used to ollow certain lenement _ ..... ............ ................... ... .. .. ....... .. .. I 1= DEC 2 -" 1°02 house owners to evade the law. .. ......... "'J;here has been no political or pecu~ nlary Influence broughl to bear on th is • office In any ,\,ay, shape or manne"r. - ........... :......... .... .. .. ... ..... .... ...... .... ...... ... ...... .. You may.ay that I consider It would==================~_ be well for Mr. Almy to be sure of his ~ premls' s terore he ma kes any rash THE CITY'S WATER SUPPLY. .latemenlS. No gentleman wouldthings m a ke e question of in':reased \"atel' SIIPan y such statement suggestlng .. of that characler wllhout fu!l and just l' can safely be le ft to the excellent Investigation. and my departme nt I. commission f)f e n g ineering experts open to publ1c scrutiny at any time" "How about the char~e. that Mis' whom ;\laYf)r Low h as appointed. Remington wasIn compe!led to Immemake "~1iile the amateur s uggestion o~ made a t many chang.s her building dltely while owners of adjoining ten e- yesterday'~ h e aring were inte resting a s ment hou.es were a!lowed long exten- the outgivings of more o r less s im[)le I siona of time?" "Th.re I, absolulely nothing 10 tbe I charges. and an explanation Is easy. In the first plaee. lIflss R emington never came to this depal'4.-t1ent and re.. , quested an extensIon oC time at least I there is no record to show' that she w~, here or made any Bu ch appilcatlon. In r.rard to the tene ment house g Mias Remington's property aldloinln will explain. The adjolnlng property ~n ~anni St ... t is owned by the SchoeHop ••I.t•. Tbat Is somethIng we did ~~~l~nOnw at firat, or probably thlngs "Our ow I be In dltTerent sbape ' and roun~~ct?rs vtslted that place look d r an owner n badandcondillon. We an :tall~~ weTe told that n01\' lives I n~med Peter E1 a rdo. who owner H n redon' s. N. Y., wru; the then ~ e was cited to a ppear and vacate was posted. e rnato Flnall " ntohue. n hi mself came to th is ,omee .nd saId he was the owner but when It ca t me Ilround and to an t~sue he turt1ed Owned by th &lId lhe bulldlng wa' notice Was • Schoellkopt estate. Th~ nnd It Was .P~t'd on September 23d we learned tl:e time after that before owned the pre t the Sohoellkopt ' e.ltate Perty. M"On S D~ ,","ember 23d J I ;' -.... .. ~"' ""'~ .. n r. latlon to th appear at thls offIco bUlldlng. On ~ condition ot his ignorance. they cannot be sai d to bave had any other quality wbicb e ntitles them to consideration. " -hat is wanted for the so lution of th is really very pressing problem is not feeling but expert thinking, and this the SIJecial comml'ssl'on can be depend ed upon to furnish . Th e ci ty is growi ng at an e normolls r ate. E very high structure : hat is e rected, w hether apartm ent house or o ttice building. adds enormous I y t 0 t h e daily use of water, and so, in fact, d oes e very mod. ern house, for the use of water in proportion to nop ulation has i ncreased steadily and rap idly d uring the [last few years. The supp ly luust be made eq al t th d d t u 0 e e man. no on ly at present but for at least a quarter of a century in the future. and the t ask of d oing this is one (or e xpert ability \llone to decI·d e. L .. :-====----._-=--:-__..!./~ Q~ l V It peared by auo ember 26th h e ap '1'0 · laid bare to hl rney and the f lLCts wer....... , . \ ~ .. ...........'wi .. . • ..... .. .. .. Were allOWed m. The usual five day, ~ pro\rement ot ~oh prepare tor the 1m_ ... . .... .... . .. ......... ... . . .. . .. ... . . .... . .. .. ... ...... . .. .. .. .. .. numerous other e bUilding. Bestdes the e!lat Improvemo t te~ new ~Io~!~ been dlrected st;r1~~~~~i ......................................................'~.... ... .. . ..... JanThe five dRyS til D E " '2 lsh.nnuo~c.acu~s~~~atn tdelwl\\a.htatnhtoltsW1tblleml e~~ ~~~lel .. Inerntnrlon, rfoOrr ICtOmPlalnt fro'mTMhelrSeS ~ ", A.~ Rocboswr docto r in spe akin<Y ab~ ,, ate<l th: • ha d appeared B ~ pox. lamented th o fact tbat in so t extenSion facts In her case ma.n mind s it is tmch a. foarsomo dis. today', allOWed would have cet pa~ . As It Is I . b elL.e. Tbe pbysie ian in qu e stio n is DO l • ee Y bulldlngt ~r lhat th eli Or 8alrn09tcOtn work In ber connected with t.ile healt h depa r tment. "hal ~ . ... notlfi.d Pleted. She starth b "No;;'o~, time eouid bast spring. so but has ad muc expcrioncB in d e aliu {! ~r. AI';'y':" I. ~methl: j"anted? .... itb tbe disease in seve rlll places H. , say, thalt.ntlon to I~ hl want to cat! balds that it is not such II dan"erou ' "'.~IHry or OUr depart 8 stat('ment. " by th enernent h rnent has no dieeasA :lS scarlet rever, much less e o~ tnlstaken ~tate law. ~8~81' as COmaU tbe' Or W. now e . be Is baddangerous tball diphthe ria, and that in ~4 Jllt&8e ;:yn'tmhent hous:,avle a record ""aPt!!. as M at '\\then I n Buffalo ~bo case of vaccinaled pprsons. it is DOl ~~ ""eral burl· "'tmy say. thcomes to flre to be fear ed as llllCb as a case of h;~ to 8tOp a~Jngb8. it "'O~lderbe are none I1t print. Th 1 Ink btlo • wet! for measles in an ad u lt s bould ho All tbe tllat~trlbul •• t~ t~.·enc. or'~ he rush es nbysl'cianB wbo bn ve expr essed tbom .: tb eature com IUS C'h:partm te escapes " f" B Under tb • jent.I Well . t · "d t'U . 'Bur.au a II se I VOB on t 10 subject COlDel e 'til tbe rlty Or u ding M ur sdlotlon the 8 r. Pryo r or ItktBmeut that t h e r e is littlo to ho feared thatOlbranlzatlon' pa~r dal' abou~elety ta lked bv a vaccinated pcrRon. - Mo nroc Co. .,.... r tb. bUII~!,,""1e und.: r• escapes 1Io01.'l:. no favorlt'!: bUreau." Ihe super· M ail. . '" b.. been oh own. h r r 1fd it Uo I q uarantlno. Despite the grea t eITOI ts of t he mos t excell('nt cru8a.(]p. health department to s preall kno,<ledge or the dangers or tn('{'tl(lus diseases. tbere are man, fnmilies In Duffa lo wllere no [lrecnu- ·rom,............................. , ........................... . tlons nrc take-D a fter a patient is on th e rOlld to recove1'Y. In diphtheria 8nd scarl et I f e'· ... tor example a pat ient afton seems .......... ......................................,i; ................. well a nd fnlly rN'o"erC?d, ye t I1(' Dlny cu r 1"'" the gel'rns of the <llsease In his th1'oat or clothing. The membe rs of tbe fRmlly mal' ...... ..................... ......... .... .......................... . not ha," con tracted the dl~ea::iC' and t bl.·S reason, In cons('qu('u('l', that DO Olle (' I se wlil get the dlse8se. The patient. howover. Dla v come In contaet with a person whose henltb Is run dowll . ll ud InoClllntC' that 11100<'ent an d unforlunate one with the dls('a~e. T he gprrus of tb(' ut<:;('n5f' llUY b(' tn ('''cry pnrt or the bouse wtwr(' the patient bas \ been 111. nIHl Ii pel'hOn who is not strong may ('ntel' t ha t bouse and become infected 'It OllC". 'Th""e Ie Il ut one pl·ocn. "tlon tb at cnlJ ' " 0 , he ta kon nnel thnt Is t o fumigate n ~o"';, thol'OlIghly when the qnarantlne has be,'n rn i$lpn. At present 110us(' owners :\1'(' (,om · penNI to do their own fumigating. )!an), of thC"Ill tJoy to do It thems;C'lv('s ll ud do not hire mru who nrc fnmlltnr with t he mdhods to do the wo'·k. It Is !\ ,,·en·k nown fuct OW that i\Iay~r Knig ht hal> apt hat, In SOlll(' tn"ltnnrps, su lphur ~s buropu proved tb~ Co mmon Council resI f ol utlon directing the pr Ep a ration to ktll s('urJpt ({',cr g(' rmc;. 'fhe ])111'0 ng ~d of p i:}'1l9 a nd speclftca tions for a n ew 'I "Iulphur Is ahout R~ {'rtrC'tiv(' as h\lrnft~lC;tO t ~:iO,OOO t..!UII'IUbantinl.1 thOdSPtiht!lI. W(}Il'k bon tthhe rags. Formnld('byde Is th(' tlisln .~~:HI planR W p star e IS l\'te t y e us(' d by expert ctl~inrpctOl's. FOI·mnllll?by tle. B ureau of B u ilding. As provlded tbe hOwpy('r, whe n bong' t In ~mnl1 <!l1'ln tiltes ~;;~nht~ft~;.~!l E;!l;t ~:rj~C~{:~t.on the RlI('h fiS wonld be r equired for tll(' rnml;:r ltlon liealth COD' missioner Greene Ia9t ot R sto&rll' hou~('. Is f'xp('u~I\"e. In j·I)Il"r· J1igi1t tl xplnined the gene:"al plan tha t flup n('e, ronny poor ra\l1i1tt~f: .1., 110' :lttf'mpt I has heen rlrawn up for the, new pest .. I to rt 0 . nJ• f 11m IIta t l nil'. If the city" o'lld <1 0 I'house loy the urea u of B of u.l fou dlng. Tlle ln n calls f or B t he erection r b~l<-k th~ work f" ee of chnrge. a ll of t h""e families b ullllnll'". l be first an administration would aYOH. th('m~('lv(>s or the plldlfg''', building. tht: seC'on d a power ho use and ana t he- "r('ntest stE'P towards thr ~}\" ,',,'ntlcl1 kItchen. find t il\? next two hospital " of the "prond of <lloe..e "'ould ho tnk"n. buildings. nne •·or ,.ema1e pa t len t s an d Thnt I. ,"IIV Hen lth Ct)J nmh~slon~r Gl" 'l'nc one {Cit· nlule pUie!1 ts. .. I, noxlOlls tbat tbC'Clty >bmJd'ha\,e I~n .... ('t '., ' I dlslllf.etlng plant. ,. n' ... .......... .. ...... .·· .. ··············· ············ ....... When the beneHt_ to he oIorl<o.1 pre c.'n· a u ~ s ide-red Dr. Grr-E'u(I' bpllcves. thc co~t w ill ... • be Stnn·l1. lIe thin ks t hat It 'wou ld not ex· ...... ... .. .... .. ....................... .. .. ........ ... ........ . .. ]R.GAEENE LIKES Pl fOR HOSPIT~L. I N I I JA N 2 l ' ('e~d trom $2.(WO to $.~.OOO a ye-ar. Thp se- r· , 1\ t- _ "'-' ,lrf'S ot' nt IpRst two E"mp!oyes would be- rE'1::0. .................. ............... .. I13' th (' INUI- ~~..~..~..~.=..=..=..=.= ..=..=..=.= ..=..=.===== ==== = = I]ulr('d. It is a t nrt Rdm ltd t eInl' doetOl'" of Ihe world thnt mnny dJReases oonlll be Rtnmped an t entlrel)·. jnst n, yelPUBLIC MEET/NO lo w fev .. haR heen stamped ont In mnn)' ~ • I oca lltl ~8 It proper precaution. ,,'ere taken. A, e ing for the purpose of Dr. G r('f\n(' Is couyin('('d tbat the city ('Q uId ing a pen-hand mission a n d Dot tn ~o.t It. money better tban to oblllin trial ome fo r men w Ul take It' own dlolntectlng' plant. ami bl. hrilrf Is C ity onventlon H ..U thl. .b.red genernlly hy tbe doctors of the city. ,,'hen Juetlce Murphy, Dr. W'atbll" / Greene ..nd othero will make aCItn'_ a'he p ublic !a cort11aIl7,lAvlteci. r .... �.. ~... ¥;.................. ·am...···········································.. ········.. ·,···.. ········J..A .. ·N ..........· .................................... .. t . , - 10 .................................................... .......................................................................... . .....--_ I fHESE GASES fROM GREENE ~ DOUBT EXISTS AS TO WHETH' ER VIOLATORS OF TENE' MENT HOUSE LAWS SHOULD BE PROSECUTED BY DIS' TRICT ATTORNEY OR COR' PORATI ON COUNS EL. f. • ALSO WEl.L TO SQUTRT 11' FREELY ON YOU R RAW OYSTERs-crr· RIC A CID MAY DO .. Report of State Health Commissioner Daniel Lewis Sa flower City •IS StI'11 Ch'Ie f Center of the Disease. tS Actual Mortality in Empire State less Tha n Average. Xc"\\" York Sun ~peclal to Tb(' Expre"s. Chicago. Ill. . Dor. ~9 .-T l;at lemo n juice wHI drstroy the typhoid germs 111 water IS authorltfltivE'lv .lnnoull{'ed b~' the Chicago h ealt h • p arL m ent after C'areful experimp.nls extendlllg O\'Cl' th e last thleo da)'s. One tea~poonful of th e juice to half a gla!'=sful of watf'r is lulown to be a good f'omb ination and reP ea t e d trials h ave in\'sriabl:r produ(.'cd th e same result-<"'vE'TY gel'nl wag lenled. Furthe r tests will h e made at once to -:----:=~:;;:;;:;;::~=;;o;=;rTic=i;===== ¥ (Special 10 THE REVT EW.) ., " 111 .AI ... B . A~Y. Jan. ~.-State Health Comrnisl:iionel' Daniel LewiS l'Iays that during ....... .......................... ........................... h I toast three fall months lhc actll" I mortality in the State hilS h~pn It"~s than .. ... .... ................................................... . thl' an~r.lge for the l)aRt five years by \-\"iV I auout 250 dl'.athR. There ha.s be('n Q. sn\"in.~ in tlr'aths (lC ci.lrly lifE.'. whiC'h is nota.blt!~ ·7 .. · ...... · .. · .. · .... .... ···.. ·.. ··.. .......... ·· .. ·· .. ·· JAN 8 " 1903 ascertain how snlall an amount of lemon juice will suffi ce to d estroy the b ac-nI L Dr. Hoynolds is also investigating lhe lot>.) fl'wer de;rths having OC01111'0<1 und ol· ,.... EATHS IN THIS S ' properties of manufactured cItrIc acid. th e figO or n , 'e years than th e normnl. TATE. Tf lhe acid will take the place of the There were IIkewl"" some'whnt rewer TALITY DURT;<IG LAST THREE '11 b aCCOI1I dealhs at the othp l' extreme of age-. past • lemons a great sa v Ing WI 0 MONTHS BELOW AVERAGE. pltshed. {or it is inex p e n s i\·c as <'001- 7U yen,rs. There has also tlliR year, an New York Sun spcclallo Tbe Express. [;:ATU l'Olll1nl!is.ion"'r V';al ter D . pared with lernons. Th e ac t ·IOn 0 [tlle ('omp.."lrl'd with rerent y(,-3.rg. bh~~ 0 sa\'Albany, Jan. 2.-Health Comml~!!onef QrC'~ this morning submH.tt>d le mon juic£> i~ to cause the bacilli to ing during Ihl' autumn months in the m or~'i't ct Atto r n~y l~dwarfl E. shrivel up and die. Their power to pro- tality frlJffi the 10 or more common infec - Daniel Lewis says that during lhe l&P!. ('1/\V·l\Y(,1 t h the nUIl I"?'S of t \\'~nl' -\'~lx duce the poison which causes typhoid ttous dls(':l.A("!,; which are below the 3.\'e1'- three fall months the actua l mortality tt-n ~ llt hOth('u" O\\" Jlier~ \\ bose P'!'l.C'l·;o; ts thus destroyed and water which in itA age n umerkally hy the (lecre-a~e in thp in the state has been less thlln the If· ba\'t" nOl bf"l n J'l.pnlred nnj impron~d In (l(('ord .lIH t;' wi !. h t h,. ,. TeoneOl e nt H o m~e original !';tate wa3 highly dangerous to total number of dt'!l.th~. :'>:-10. All of th~'~c erage Cor the last five years by abo1.i~ lAW. unll who h:.:t\'p i~nor p c.1 thp In:\tru c - drink becomes as innocuous as if it had dl~e3.ses eau~ed fewer dea.lbs than lha t~50 death~.. There has been a ea"lng !ll tton~ of lhp H~;jltn Depcutment offi\·lnl~. been distilled. a n'rnge exc('pt scarh:l fen~r, wh\)opinS". deaths of early liCe which Is notable, or Ie l' l'c. tion of thl? hou~p!i wcre Hl~f) The investigation and announcenlent C'ough and sm~llpox. Con.su m ptlon cuuH'd CI)O fewer deaths having occurred un· I{h I:'Jl. \\ hil t ll(, ll.d dn:· ~ of each ( wn pr. of the f'hi('ugo health 3.uthontif"s are the 2,9UO dealhs lin the three Cnll months, £",0 del' the age at five years than the nor· '.rhtS" iJ\.' tlon. t;lkpn by tJ~e lI f"a lth t:ommi~l.-.:i(JJlr-r. m .... ~lnS thn.t thf"$Ie alleged. result of announcement ma..1e on Chrl~t~ 1 1 e~s than the aye rage. Acute ro:ospftory (lift. mal. There were likewise somewhll' ,·tclatl)"foI or th(· In \\. \\ ill bl.:' pnl90c ulPd. mad Day by Dr. Asa Ferguson, a Lon- east.'s ..,ho.w a highe1. doa3th r ate than the tewer deaths at the other extr~me, 01 At th e- same- tIm e th e-re arises an l n~ don physician. Dr. Ferguson annOUl1C- average by about 200 dea.ths . .Prom dls- th,ose over 70 years. There hilS ais( te-re.,tlng qup~tion, w hteh \\ ill hn\"e to ed what the local authorities no\"\' in~ eases Crom the circulatory !"ystem there Hils year, as compared "Ith rt'(fDt be ueclde d in t h li' near future. in ol'd er dorse, thnt lemon juice wa~ a. deadly foc was an increase a moun tin~ if) ·4..:5 c1eath&; years, been a saving during lhe auturfll'l that ('!H\f>S rna)· be P l'O~ ('utf"l1. t o typhoId. In addition to th e use o[ months In the morlallty from lhe tl It I~ doubtful nt prp~ent HS to ",,'he - lemon juicp in drinking wat.er th e d e - ~lnc.l of th e nervous system .:n lI1creasc of more common Infectious diseases whle ther th .. (.'a~t?I'.. ('Ome under the jUl'i5Uh.·· pal'tlnent recomm ends that the juice be ... "11) UE"ath~, and there ~\'erc 1...0 mOL'C UCaU1.ti nre below the average numerically by lion of the Di~tl'ict At torn!.:'\' or the Creely sprinkled on oysters wh e n eaten from ac~idf"nts and Yloh'nce than the nv- the decrease In the tolal number oJ COI"}>Ol':t tion Co u tH~E'"1. ~ .\ ~o llllion 01"" the TpnpnH:~nt Hou,",p raw. NUlnerous outbreaks of typhoid C'ragl '. 1.1M; d('n.t~s OC(,UI'T'i~g in ~ho three deaths. 250. All of these diseases (;au~~ law ('OIl~t1tl1tt's a ml~<1em eano r. nnd ha\'e been traced to raw oysters. the I months from thI S c:tu!"e. I· rom dl~ea.~€'s of fewer death~ than the averagt, CICQl crhn('~ of thl~ ehlll':1ctE>r a re g-enerally moet recent following a. mayoralty ban- the dlg·C'sth·e system there was a Y~ry scarlet fe\'er, whooping cougb arJ lookt'd nft pr b y t hE> D11 ~ tl'ict Att o rllE")·. quet In England. . / m: rke-u dee;rease from th~. norm1-1 !l.\'CI'- smallpox. Then a"ain violator~ of the health lilW.q ........... I age, amounting- to ne:l.rly 700 dea.ths. DllrConsumption caused 2,90!) deaths b nrt' u~l1al1y takf:'n into the- i\lWlklpal fng S+:-ptPmher and O('tobE"r thC'I'e W!lS th e three fall months. ~OQ Jess thnn tbt Cou.&;,i. by the COl'liorntion Coun~el. <.:omrmratively little smallpox: In th e average. Acute resplrttory di!ei!l't HPRlth C ·omml s~Jon(·r GrfPIW W8l-l In dOl1bt REI. to t hu-t lJha~e of thflo mattf' r. but StalE", but In the last two nl'mths it hos show a higher death -rate than the Ilrf-':"f'nte(l tht" (nEleR to District Attorn e v bf'('ome morf" widespreatl. erage by about 200 deaths. From dlseJ eo~ttBworlh. lhl> llnd('r~tandlng bf' tw e f'n ThE" present chief centl?r is Roche~l('!', from the circulatory system there th~ two Clfficials bpirlg that :Mr. ('ont~ . 'orlh waR to ~onreT with Corporation . ... .... ... .... . ol. . )J. ... ..j .......; .~ i.j~ . ......................... where in 1\o,\'C'mber theJ'o W{,l'C 14-1 caFes an increase amounting to 425 Ot!tl O\lI1~('1 Ji'f'i.dma n :u't to ·w hl('h d pllart ment ... ~I.} ~ l'epol't£'d and 173 in Decomher and and of the nervous system an l11mV' h01.ld condUct thp pro~~('ution. when!'e it ~pJ'~o.d to six adjoinlnp,- town8 in ot 200 deaths, and there were 130 more I?1'. Grc(>nt> !=laid hf> did not care 10 make )\lo1(c rIll' n3m (>s or thf' tf'lIpml'nt hou!;e Monrne Count~· to se\ en more remote d a.ths from accidents and "loleDt'f "·nf'r~. prflofl>rrlr.g to ",.. nit until th e pro~ ....... , ...... . ...... .. .... loculitil's, 3J cases in all. t~an the average, 1,780 dea.th8 hl,!:r lIti o n Is ~::':'tl d. occurred in the three months trom tb!I ('n.use. From diseases ot the dlgf!tl~1 ME~-' r System there was a marked deer I f'I from the normal average. a.rnountir.f ~ .!... V~ ... .. .. .... . .... ,-to nearly 700 deaths. DurIng Sepl'~ an d October there was comparatif'u 'I EETIX G TO DI SCUSS ~I E AN S O lt' .................................................................. little smallpox In the slAte. but I. , las t two months it has become PloP. PRO"IDIXG H O ll E N OT A'l' T E ND_ (.! U I [11:11 ..........................................( ....................... ............................................. .............. .. .... w ide~pread. re Rocl:et E D B Y S P EA K E R S B OOIU " U. The present chIef centers a 1M ter where in NO\'ember there ~tta:d ca;es reported and 173 In ~~e~dj~'''' OwIng to the Inclemency o[ the whence it spread to s d to tenll wE"ath e r, t11e meeting nnnounced tor last towns in Monroe County an In &II. "'enlng In Convention Hall. at whloh more remote !Dca~~. 35 ~ lhe ~u es tlon of openIng a helpIng-hand miAsion nnd industrial home for home lE'sS men was t o have been discussed d1cl not materi nlize. There were ortl; eighteen present. and regrets were receivc-d trom the maln &pea k ers, Prot. Gilmore of Rochester UniversIty Col ~\;.'(i.~ -" Pond of Rochester. the Hon. Harlo~ ~· B. Andrpws cr 8YI·acuse. A . E . Hinefl BupE'rlntendent oC Rescue M1sslon ' Tw{'uty-six C'nl;;.E"~ of yiolntions of the RQcheste,. and Police J u dge Thomas ~tut(' tent.'IllClIt house In ,,"8 iu Buffalo MurphY,"l thIs olty. Dr. O. P. Gll'rord were Inid Ill'fore Dlst.rict Attorney Conts· was to .Iave presided, but was unable worth tid:, m Ol'niu~ br IIt.·nlth Commis., E IIA VE no de...;;ire to be u n to bE> prpsent. Dr. W a lter D. Greeno frIendl y towards the H ealth WRS al~o to hflve "T JS€ltce h 11 6 I.res~ Jo;iOllt'1' nl'c('nr, tOJ.[cth£'l' with the Ill.uncs , t b t d . unci ndr1re~:.c~ of owners of tIlt.' stl'llctur ('s U ma p no remarks. De p a r t men, t an d will ~nd <;o n. by it In anYattempt to enforce fhe ..\1IE'S Sophie B. Me-Neal. who hns iu,~ol n.'u. lt i~ daiU1ed that in ma uy of In Favor of Dr. Greene 5 This \s:tn t t spent R numb('r of years as a miesion thm;{.' ('uses th£' O\\'I1£.>r:;l violated the (Ok ls Increase of Inspecto ex rae from a. stute- ary In (",hlna, Japan and I nd ln and wh ~ r)l'e$~ il1!~tl'lH.'tious of henlth dl?pnrtmcnt made :restc· rflay by Frederl('k Ie inter~stE>d in the proPOS~d ho eO in:--pe('tol'l'!. known our f'\" Almy •• ecr.;tary of the CharIty Organ- t~anke<l. tho~e who hatl hraved ':'h~ "WI? ~hall rna k e HI ur. b:.atlon Society. Nevertheless 1\.1r ratn and S{lid thut an effort would be lJr ..,4' I:9CWtr huF: hN'U in n (Il1tlndn l'), u~e mall er I h t ..-\lmy ro ntlnu('s to ftud fault "'I'th 'the' 't"llnlldee to secl1ulre the hall for rome tuture whptlH'r to 11rOl'eC'd under thl' sta t .. law In the tenemen h 0n It comt-· !)f!ort , Ill " . pOPEl ):r llE'Xt l\londay evening 01' lImIt'I' tho cil.r ordinances. I n th(' our taka ble terms" C I nl lI1"n""tl1 th Depnl·tment. She saId thnt ~he had hopes of get: Ci1"~. the prosecution ,,"o11ld hnyo to h,· ('ouncll." said a pro~r"~blnk 1'~ • In hi~ s tatement of yesterday !\Ir tlng E'lx wputthy and philanthropi c ctU- cOlHl urt(,11 in Il0Jiee C'ourt. hpcHlI!oIe th£' the C. n. s. tads). Gr<t'" Almy says t hat it was last A ~ Il' th t' ~el ns lntel'Pc:terl In pstabltshlng the home '"'tntl' tellempnt Inw mnkes nny yiolntiOo not find us ~upporlfng Dr. ~ . PI' a Ie workIng of "hlc h she very b I fl' I' . r e Y thereof ft mi:-;:(}f'mennor. If pro('('('( II1g!'l mand for more fnspe('to~. t"1! "kr&. h I~ SOCiety SE'nt to Dr. Greene tull de. explalnC'u. '''What do yOU proPo"'h! IJ1! 1 tails in rpga r d lo 104 teneme nt houlSes -~----==--======-\\'<'1'(\ taken under the ritr orilinf\llc('~t the .. \Ye propo~e to ~ee t ~lbt tlJD..~ ' where the law was being violate-d. Sl~ ('orporlltioll conn~(>1 wonld be ex}>C<' t eui to . . han"orklng thtlr t rft~pbI · mo th clm<i.uct the prosecution in ml1 ni c l)nl ~Il~: first," was the reply. '~ th,f b:J. ~ n ~ a fter the 5OC'i€'ty dlsrovered n, n. i - n "The ln~pe("o ~~ ! that forty-nIn e of that numb.'r had ...... .... .... ... ..... .... .... ... .... ..... ........ .. ..... .. . .... C·(Hll't. TIlt.· Yiolntion~ C'omplnim~(l of. howe"c r , leall, g '" the work If lb" ~,..1 could dO. and the\, ar€' not ~ 't' l never eVC'n bE'f'n \·i!';lled. Yet the law 01'("' of surh n nntUrl' fl~ ('li~t1rly to ('out time t~~e're ar(" nthprfl cocn~ , ri>qulres t hC' Hl'31th D€'p;u-tment to vI8it-~· ..•.. •.. · .... · ...... .. •.......... ·• .. ··· ...... .. .... · .. · .. .. · .. • fliet with the- statr tpnl'm(lnt IBWf', nnd one~. .ho are ~;> rn I ('ve r y t<:nem ent hou~e at It''a~t twice Dr. G-I'PC'IW thonght h('st to tu r n the-m the depa rtme~t \\ . . Jl tlle~t;l ·t f> cll. }'~a r, tnen iC thpre i;:; no complaint on"r to tlw dbtriC't attornpy, nnd lit his pal" a nd rend;~~~g t~~r~ropo!lti~ • )fr. Almy Rttll Int!l~t8 tha t t h e Henltt· .. ••..... · .. · .. · .... ·· ........ ··· .... ··· .. · .. ··· .... ·· .. · .. · .... · .. RlIg~p .. tion nit'trirt AI tllrl1£'Y Contswol·th don't a g rte ha q qhOWn a r" Dr Greene . hOU"c e1' ),J n parltnPllt has no registry o f tenc. nnd COl"tlOrntioD Coullf:el Ff'ldmno will remedY the tenpm llll [. d' ,..bJ~t¢ InPut h()U8~S, a nn Is wI lling to b hold 1\ ('ollf(lrCllC'" nil thf' I11nttp r. po!tP J1'i [00 !'Otrontr. a "or. if hp h mist',ke n e cor-.j \f~[ny 2H n "R. ,,'. H. Tll'nth nl111 \\T n 1'111\ nnlll('~ of tIlt" Yiolnror~ nrP wlthhe othf!r hftnrl, D~. Greenp!o;J,. 11PI~~1 ~h(' IH'..u..h d('pnrtmr-nt ·W('r£>l '~m~: held until lhf' 1)I'osecutiou htH; 11(lE"n bpgn n. feell n&,' may be. i;~~~E~'~~ hll~ l"f1"ord r ~ tnad N I" Ilrllntt" lin Im·C"Stlgotirm of ('hnr",r'l ~)U ~ an~l w ill sh~w ~t ~~~~1 44 t~I;.tY t~rl~If'\~H\l LOI \lJ~ J. l{n('11 of t'i('bool C'j" t..re ntoxi{'nteu wb n thl'Y Yac(' 1Dolled ,.l1l1u1'(·o In thut sC'hool. I H I . I .................................................................. X H - .. . ..... . ..... . . ............... .. ..... . HOMELESS NOT DISCUSSED c:. ·· ....···· .... JA'N ....... ........ .......................... ?.......!! Co" ·············j·····3·:::··i90;·· ······················..... ., ALMY C~NT·INUES \ TO CRITICIZE GREENE. .. .- TO BE PROSECUTC:D. D~reene Reports 26 Tenement Law Violators to District Attorney Coatsworth. ::- - ........... ~~.~~.~.~.............. D£C.Jt~.~........ . ----_ __- - .......·........ ·· . . ·. ···A = - THE CHARITY DRS'SmmL \ W - L .• "1 __-.J DEC' 0 1902 I re- ~ 1: fit I --~ I �~-----:1'Il" "'- - - ----. ..-. . . . .. . . . .. . ... . ... .. ... .. . . .... . .... ..... ... . ..... .. ......... . . . . .. .. .. ... . . .. .. . . ·"'. ·. . ·. . '. . ·~·~r·"I;·~~··:r ..·. L I d:..\.LV\. ·:;! .. · .. · · · .. • "" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . to • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• • • '; " • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • •• M (,(,t\ ng o r the Avonlantl. he Avnnlans we r e e n t(\ rtllin ed Saturday ~ v r nlng by Dr. and M rs. w~r D Greoss °L 389 Jcr~ey s tree t, RAM d by l"fr. and :'1r 8. W alte r C. Bar ke r o f E l'ic COllilua.ndC'ry Not t l,( OPEN-HAND MISSION. A s hl ll nd av e nu e. T he last thr"e acta or " Rom ~') and Juliet" w e r e r elld, Mr. ~ XEA~PONED THE O n l y 0110 P nr ticipa tiu g i n C.()Jl1 Ha mu el 13ot$ford and Mrs. Jose ph Ditt o illg Event . MEETIXG. I'padl ng the title rol es . The o th" r prinHealth Commissioner Green e Will ci pa l pi! rtg we r e a s follows: Nurs". Mrs. ,M uch Qtl Jr t nm l1H tl)t'llt hn~ hf'PU l·.1\1~1 ( L o uis Nf'well ; ' apulet. Mr. Allen E. the smallness of tht! at- 11" th e n l UHl1m('t·m~:lt~ ~1\"1'1\ (\l1 t h ~ th Find Out if Citric A ci d Kil ls Owing to meeting alTO n~ed ( 0 1' by Ilj'l"f':S cO nlmlt t l'(' of tlw '1'4.-'1111"1.1\ 1' Hall tn D ay; l A"ly Cat> ul~t. Mrs. Rog e r ll ; Friar hI:' h ~ lrl on J nnunry ::!3. l~tl;t ;t( ( 'nnn'nlion J oh n. M rs. Van APrnam; Friar Lau· I.ndance. Ihe M.Xeal In fu rtherance H Typnoi d Bac ill i, a l l. ns t he tlr ~ t 1"'tll'£'8 n H'll l lll1wti I.n)il' a renc~. nl·. Wp! tinghouse. S u p p f'T wal!l MI,s SophJe I ~pell an open·hand El'le Conll11ilTHh '!'Y alnnt'. I t i~ w dt h,llClWIl BI'rvccl at . m a ll tahl e ". after which r l'cI of her P(~~eclndu'trlal hOme for IMn nrnong t he Sir K n lg-hls and tl1l'lr friC'n«ls. tatlo ns h y MI R8 Gill e tte. Mrs. A . B. ml,.lon a ell Indeftnttelv last night. t ho t t he b n ll Is !-\i\"(~ n h~' both t llf' Lfl )«" Fl oyd "l1d Mr. ' h!t rl es A . Hausauer Erie eommnndrl' \ lind t ht' IJ ugh I h'Pay""' ptI'lpOn . d ~OIY elgM". pereous were In alten - ens ("ommn mh I'Y tO~l t hl·r. The pr,'~s Wl're e nJ oy,·r\. Cale ndars were dlst r lb· coa"ntlOn Hall last night com m ittE'(, ('on!'l~l~ of: ulpd. con t aln ln~ th e programme ro r this Si r Knigh t G C'o, E. nl1 rro w~ , C'hnh·mnn. ance aI d h 'e been 61',,"on. II. ll "t o f p as t presidents. and a when the m..ting shoul a' S ir 1':l1lght George Bld~ll·in. \'il'e \.'hnlrf hose from New York and Ch ica,;o brlp! his t ory of the c lub. h Id Among them was H ealth Com.; m an. Th e ('/lle n d nr I. In gray cover a nd m~ ;Inner Gre'';'' one or hnlf a dozen L ..1.ke El'h" ("omm.\ndl~t ~'-Slr Knlght~ See m to Warrant t h e Makin g . f con t ains a v ery Interesting account of ~n who It had been announced, would Ada m nOt I..' kt'l. Frunk T. (" t)l)pin~. \" (·:..;I( y C. DuultS. '~ H n . Or~q;H nll"j'l· .\ . "loll" o r igin or the Avonlans. w r itte n by Local Experimen ts. speak. The others sent regrets. J t'nkin~. \\m . ~,t SUit: , (,,1/" 1. L am:--. :'>1 1'". Julla D it to young. t h e account Miss Me:.'eal look the platform and SamUt'l ~ l'w m an. Gell. J\:. Stapll·$t, Samll<'i ~I"o (' num e r a ting the d lsl lngulshed expressed her regr;t .1 bl'lng obliged to Root. ugh D (>P nYf'n~ ('ommnndpry-Rh' n ,'n lth ('nm mi" ion .'r r.rp~oe nnoonOC~9 snea k e r s who have appearred b e tolr" Itp~~ deter (he meellng. She salt! she hoped K Hnights H or'at"- P . l'ha m bt·I'In.:n. \\ itllnm . . f I 1m'Ifl b t 10- ..... ub as w ell as some 0 t h e pr n c (0 engage the hall (or next Monda y R . nnnlt'lR. G tfll'~('1 C. Dow. J nhn l". t ha.1 t he ph ) SI<'IHnti 0 t 10 . nc er ~ ;'e.~ nt a tIO n 8 of plays. night and haw lhe postponed me tl ng A dnm~. ].:\U I't>I1S ElIO~. Blin::; lIner t. (,hil~. 1..;;lrnl clppIIl'tml'nt "Ill tllah e'IW:II.nl'l1 t~ p 'f hl' pa st prl'Rldents a r e Mr. Delm"r E . Th\H'~. \r illl .\m ~. Jl olliS'lC'r. :\lilllngtun l'l'l" tiv e to the p r"pl'rl l(," of le m on JUice os 1':. B a tl' helll'r. 1894; Mr. Jam es S. Moore. go on al IhM time. " :(I(lll lI u.rrh;on N . Yl·t!ul· r .. As to her project.•!\" ~leXea l said Lock The nn - J R95 . Mr. D e lmer E. Bat ch ell e r. 1896; 1 t i~ ('\'pnly di\"lch'cl hptWt'f'I"l ho t h com- II d~'lrnye r o( I) ph ul<l barlUI. she lell "reedlngl), hopeful. as she m 81H1prlt'~ n~ I~ (' I ell ctlmmittt'l'>' for the IWUI1('PIllI' Ut " II ' nllHl e nft l'r n repol't Mr. n ob er t D . Young. 1897; Mr. William knew or sIx wealt h~' men who stood hall w hich 111'o m iF.t'~ to III"' (lnt' of tl1(' most ,~ l'l'I,t'i"'II fl'ullI :'\ (' W YOl k ri t )' qn l s - S . Ba k e r. 1898; Mr. J ullus S. Marvin . ready to contribute the neee-8sa ry funds brilllan t social nft'llirs of a busy ~enso n. ;'f(min,; Ihe " ahlt' o r Ilw h' mo n-ju ice c~t1'("I' 1% 9; :'>1r. Allen E. Day. 1900. and Mr. .•Lrntnn jll i . 1\ ha:-< bt'P Il u!"l~l l h y Y8J' ln\1 ~ <...!harl e. r:. LPech. 1901. 10 carry It OUI. The first Industrial en· I ~~=====;<====;====:;c..-,-----­ lecprlse comprised in the scheme is a" \ph",i .. inn s In I"phoi.l fl'Yr r " "~""'" Mi.1 1 Th e prePl'nt offi l'ers are: M r . ThO"\R8 'Woodyard whtrein men out of work a nd J II: I 'I'e III' "h;lt Wlll'lhl'r if u s~d in a ~- ll . Noonan. president. Mr. C h a r " s • • , • I . ' 11 k ' ll H ' uSl\u e r tlrst vlc~·pre"ldent ; :!lIre• homeless would find employment. lhelr ......... ~ .. , ('o r !lal1(,c with ('prlam llIdhc( S. I t Wl "' B R' ' d v Ic~pre8Id ent · . . . ' I •· .1 Chua. . oger ~ . secon ~ • labor lO be in payment for the lodgings t"ph",l ""cllh. I' a ' lllt"'l",n t lot a[l p~n ," '\ ' H • '''at4 rbury l<ecretary ' :!I{ r . they would recei"~ In the mission. . . , 1 I' k ' '11 I ' " , a r r y " ~. • ~ ..... .........................._ t il Itt' III 11I"'llHtt'. t Illl ~ It WI . H .ns Sa mu el n . Bottt!ord. treru;u re r. I r. ,,,,11 fnl' tl.b d"l'lIl'tllll'nl til 11t1 II little tn- J a ntl?~ S. Moore. critic. ~-====::;~~~I ' , ..... 1i;.:atin~ 011 it. 1)\\ JI I\I'l'tlllnt. T hE'n" P rogramme commtttee-~{ r. S. B . "Ill ku"w of ollr ow n kno wl eJ~c ju,t Bot~ rord . Mrs. R . S. Fowler. :!Itrs. DanJI·.......... wlta ,'all I'l' Iloll~." lei ~ l nl p flon. :--;eHr:t1 lh)s Il~n a rt' llort w as "ent oul T he me nlkble r~.h1Ip 1~~IUldt~8 ~1I·B8a~::~". i ......... .... "" .. " ........ ..... ... .... ........ CASE. f '1 . I tT t h t t· I 01 J L A nno" " • •• r.. "a ~r '., rol~1 ( '11'1\1;" t ... lt II' I" 'I~t n. . ~ l' 1 tI' ~ir. Sam u el R. Ho t. ford. Mr. nnd ~1)'''. '.' COM I~i l , ... - -- hal'l.lh 1'0ul.1 hc' hi ,,",I ~y .·m?n Jltlce. ". 1- ,\ lIen Eo D ay. ~lr. and Mra. Jo.e ph FrtB a rr y • a B o ilarmaker. WasTaken ,')'WI'" kn .. wu t1~ ,·tl r ll· IIPIII. . l~ . " a, Ditto. ~lr. a nd Mrs . Ambro"e B. F loyd . 'to the Quara nt ine Hosp ital. Mnt .. ,1 th lt ~'<II('nn\t"nl' moch' In C Ill~ n gn ~lJ'~ Heub .. n R, Jo'o wl t r. Dr. and Mr •. l'ere'nl,',1 lhat 11 I""S1lrx,uflll nf t he j ll i(' " 'aill?r l) , G reene. Mr. harle. Hau.... . 11Ilk BArry. ~1 yt"nr't nifl . n hollt'I'mnklr l" half n "III , IIf w.lt,·r would ,'lIll'" t he "flUer. ~II ,." Rarah J. Kny. Mr. and whu was h":lrd lnl.: ut 114 S''''I\O ... t n'd. W S /.:"rtl" ttl .hdl',·1 UII an,1 ebe, \j " n y 101'- ~I M'. C hnrlf.s t' I.eech. I\1 r. and Mrs. takt>1l to till' l'lty f')l1aranl\lI(> hn p\(~11 ~·I·.. t(>r ~tlIh llt'('llptecl till' nnnOU ll N'ffi("nt as true John n . )'l el!o't pf. ~tr~. Georgt A . .. l e r ~ ch\' afu'rnu" 1 nntl rll:u'pd Ullth'r lfr:ltnwnt . . I I .. chant ~lr an d ~I," James S. 1\100re. (n~ ..;m.llIpliX . II .' 11:1.) h"I'lI wnrkihC' 1.1 t hp ,")01 Imal. :lIltl III H urr:!lo t Ie p.Ol'l n -J\lIr~I ~l r and • - .,r" ~1 . Lo ' I:' S . •~·e~·· Mr. u~ ' " •1 1 . • ( unwIn' fIr n llwnr,l So: n,)11f rt lin Intl:1 1R rt'IHt"I,r wno.; u . . t'11 hy IH,'1'..,on ... ",ho f ca~£'( ;r h~m a s }I . . "'oonan, l'lrs. L a v in ia I I . strt'I'r: Ttli' bt'alth Ik"nrt1Ol'lIt tn"IH'('IOl"!ol t),\>h.",1 hut ,,10 .. werc nut a ill I<' ted " Ith Ober t. )Ir and Mrs. T hom A.s L f'11ll1;::-nt"fl tllt' hCI:\flllnl! houcw thl morllfllJ.!' . Ih .. di.ell.e. ~ o far os rou ltl be I'H oled . P a rm e r ~!r , and ~1rs . J . ,,'. Prou~" • •Ver Satisfactory Showing Made in 8n.1 ,,1\ \..... , .. ,,, wh., linve .'''"'' In ,"'" l " t hl)\n)\"t'l', none of tht:' 11)('1.11 phy~ir.i;'n~ a t · :,\lr. P n ~l Rodpt. ~1:rs. Clara B . Ro e r~. ",j,h n.lfry \\111 hI' \tl.('c!lIflll·lL t"mp l.'!1 to "rr.!<·t O'url'S loy thl' \tHe of Mr • . Dani el Rlmp.on. !IIrs. Dav id Gra y State Board)s Bulletin l in Com- Ih·n.lh ('O>l\\ml"I .. I\I·r C;n'ell" lin till" tar lelllon juirl'. ']'101' (,hkll,t:o repo rt 1. 1'(1 Rut tln . MM'. Kate 'Van Aernam . Mr. Ilnd . .hR h I.t . IJ !If' !oouur,·f' of Jlnrn' ~ 'tat~,1 that nmn;:1' jnk,' w a. effectj,'e for ~lr'. H . McClellan '''adl? Mr. a nd ~{r". parlson Wit oc ester. "r''f'(I.", Tb,' pUllt'lI' I"" ""wr I""'n ",.e· f~natc·cl. hut. so ( :11' a ~ b know II , hp hllil Ol, t killin/.: thp ;:"rm'. but that 181',<:l'r '1I1 a n- H arr y \\· aterbury. Dr. and M re. Geor!!,,, --1111 PO 1',\110"'" t.1 ,1H' (Il~f'. "',.. I,)' f'\HuluJ,:' into ·· , , I I IlH\P ' t 0 h P U . PC1 th nn In . t h e 'Y"l'"tln ghnu~e. t It II'''' "Ull t Ju1lus C ae~r" 115 the t h e m ~ tor t h e ~lln·e·t rO>"(,"'1 with .Il~ per'OIl ntHktrd. ,·a,.< h'mon, h"I'flu'!' thl' propor ~' er r y ,,' Ivell ot I rhr- (':}st" wa'i n't·orll', f nn !~rll l flY. lU1fl .\ ~. . . C>f . , I tio nh of J !ln u ar y• I n eetlng'~ . " -. ~'ltrlC' :1,'101 tn Ihp oron.<:<'. w as e- 3 I an ,,'I nd'o r ror February a n d "Oth ello" ~l' tllllt H t'nlth (1111"1 r t'!:nk w n ph!'t} n an \'" ulltil Ihl' nnlllj...t.lkohh· ~,.mplrlnh or "l11lrli. In tlw IplIlon,. f or ~I a r ch . 'fhe annual m ee ting ", lll Th 0 '1 W po\. lw~.\ n. All llrt"':llIli c)lh l\rl' tll'lug t-lk''''l F rida y D r ,,'. n . P a rk . hn r t eriolo- t ak e place on the 11th o r A pril. • PPOlit on orry lng Without ~(·yelll lh,' .p ... a.1 or th.· tll-ensc. ~ J,!ist in :\pw York dty's ,It'pnrluu'nt of Caul. Over the Attenda nce at th e ~ • I 1"'nllh, nU1I",riz,,1 thl' Iluhlit-ntion of a Inauluralion- Olh.r Matters. rrl'ort ,tati""" III \,rI!'e. thnt. "hil~ I!'mon ,.. rn ...........................................'!.~ juir~ wou\,1 kill th" c:prm", too much juir!' SlIt'clnl 10 The CO=IOI' nOlI too m\H·h IluI~ Wl'rp rN\uired for th~ Albany. Jan. 3.- In the official bulletin pro~c"~ to mnk~ tb~ u'~ of Icmou jllicp ... ................................................. .............. of the State Board of Hcalth it is . hown _ ............. ....... ... ........................ ....... .... ... J1ra~tioabl~ liS nil o1:(·ot. Tn I'x p(>rimellt~ that Buffalo's deaths for XOl'emb. r last IIlnd(> by Dr. P arh it wn_ {oun,1 th at n ..... ........... ........... ............... ........ ..,. nn~bered 396. Tonawanda 11. Am herst fil-~ per ernt oolulion of citric a cid fail I'd 4.N orth Ton.wanda G. Lockport 21 nnd . _.. .. .... ............... .. .... ........................ ....... \0 kill all Ihe "prn" "uhJeded t o th e ~oNiagara Falls 24. Buffalo's death rnt' '"" _ _' lutinn for :lO minute.. Dr. P ark ;~ ~aid pehr.thonsand of population was only 136 / " NOW BUILD THE HOSPITAL. \e, ho a ph),',iC'inn of ~r!'nt nhlli ty and any W lie Rochester's was l4..i for th e sa~~ aunonn('('JllPlll ('omin~ from him . it is s aid , month. There were 70 of the Maths at TI houl,l lint hr n .1:1~· 01':111 hour mal' h" cCII"i,jprpcI I1l1thorit.l· i..-e. ITow- " "1 ... . <O( tt Buffalo at 70 years or Over ' ?9 died f of cl )' ill 111111,1111<; thn 111'1\" IJllnrnh- Hpr, t h!' Chipn1:o r~portR nlRo "'l'r e cr ed ~ 0 ... un '" Q ttll fll . fld a.ge and 35 from acciJe~t or l'i~- t ill(' 'I'h!' '11\("11011 " hl'l'l' It itc~1 to wl'll-k uoml ph y"ioill n". 111 &111i ta ts~~~).1ort.:men l iii am cnec. 35 died of enne.r and G-1 of pul- ~lt:lll 111' h 11Pddp.l: the nN·I'"lt~· for It I n Yio~y of tll.i".eolldi tion of nff.airs, Dr. I 9J1iitluocf} \u ieoer ein !81atlernfaU· g~' monnry consumption. There were no r:l'ppn~ _ IS UDlI'Illlll,t:. to acp~ pt elth ~r t he 11I"f"'1 100t"~n (~ I' "'oelrf.·m m a n a n ' dveaths from. small.po..,• In Buffalo I'n "•• 0- IS (It'lIlonsll'utl'll: Iho Illans hityc bN'n :-; I • PW "> 01" k or "I , . lIrn,<:o r epor t ns Ii nn. .' .." t b h u.b , l " III I'1\ 1"}' ·0·... f m • all (.~ -pO len Ilul Ie .n ra n • cm ber. willie Hoebest. r bad 18 d ·tlt. elm,,'u: no'" 1o-t U' s('~ sOll1elhln ;: (loot'. .\ ,icle f rom the imp<1rtnnoe o r th e qu(>sfrom Ihat dispos.. ~ li ('nltt. f'olllt1l's.",ncr Gl'l'l'lll' h;t~ an 'tion from n lIlprt'l), medil-a l view point. Dr. \ r,ttl tlutd) !8eruf)ten n o·n 6.Ooflfadi m 31: opporlunlty 1o 'how "'hat H h usll" Iw (; I'N'no is nnxious to know tbe fac t s in ge30gen ~11t. ilieorgt S)f~ r b o n 9(1). (.itn ~h'(' to ull "oncl'l'l1l'd In the COli-I t h~ c?'e. bernuse of the pr l'va len r e of 57 illf!l).11 €:itr. crfranfte n o r fi n ~aa t I) , , . . . IHlhnld In TInffalo. .\ . is w ell known ~ \.. <Yn'11 rf. 11 U.... r. d .................................................. Mrul'ltnll. 1I11lhllll<; ('au e;o nn lu Iyln- 1\'llhc,'I,1 I): I ('I'11'1 wpr{' tl '' '''('OY(lr c<1 SOUl O• .....agen. u n u' aml:uLl . ~ enT II 100",! .I e «11' It' IlJ It'r as well n~ In suttlnll'l'. with I)roppl' w(,pl" ngo in fl ufTnlo'" wuter .uppl)'. Tho ~~m).1toll1e bon ;{} a ern ell1. ~t I I' .................................................................. ntT:ln~"llIt'nts 1'01' Ilt·III(·ction frolJl col,1. eil)"R w at ~r '1IPI'I),. is p~amiued .do il.),. ( in C!if~n&ul)n ~\llofl.~lert, Ull0 m a n I I n thc' lIl(':lntinll' tJl" prpsNlt hulltl- "~';_I ~ hc rltlhll~ 11'no IDfOl·.mN~ of Uns dl"- \)trm1lt ~e t , ban tr fid) oie 181a ttnn 311 ' L~~N YS. lfPHOIO. Me; - . f' ;0 CON FLiCTI NG. REPO RTS, l . . ................................................ I". ................................. - ,,"·""·JAN·.. ·..·...... ······ .. ···.... ·····.................................................................. . ~. ~ ~~~.~ ~THER SM~i.L POX '========,,1 GOY UDELL IN NEW YORK ........... lilt............................. ................................... ............. . n I ".t nt!11 lJ. . In;:. or a part of It, shoultl h" IllIHlt' ~ho I':;n~~~~~;~a~;~~~,~~~;"" ~:;~"~~d '~; ge~or~ n !jat" in,oem t r \ll oflfod)m ~'( ' 11ahltahll'. .\llothpr ,nlllll'llOx (':lS~ hoil lhe cit y water u spd for drioking pur- riifFle, roe!dJ( 01l~' tR otf:e[l er ful11en. l was .1lscoY(·rf'l1 III this I'Ity Y"'I '·l'da~·1 po"es. SlXt lltlllid)t QlQr fdifa g bon (bani I ( ET T HE WOR K P ROCE ED . -tills one: Oll KW:lu str!' .. t, In the hus1-1 " If Icmo ~ !"i~e will kill ~ypl: oid.bncilli t(it~ 0'oll1mi IT a r ilirell1e. OOn oITe \ll o'fl ' : ,(, 1- nl'"S "'cllon. This lIIa\«" ~I,< to he ~1D"p.l' ('o.'\(l llIon" t hn t Will J\l H. ltfy Its u se 1.0.:11#1' . 01'1 aua °o'al 'l I;';l ell fO lnm ell , I, omm." al on Saturdny rontnin1Il t I I r 11 k U" ~ .c. I lu cd. he good new~ Ihat .' [n)"lr ICIII'ellt llad ":11',·.1 fur at I hI' hn'll\tnl. Thl'l'l' ilia Y \. ,, ) P 101( ('1'('r ro"~", we WIS to ·now "'0 1el" [1 \1 1'6 mTotlern r.err [~· n 011 ' ''' -' ., , 0 l ,o mllr!" • I. •. '. It, Aoi.\ Dr. nl'(·cne. "And w e wnnt to IL' I U ,,;0 '} "1' , ":0" S1~~.d Ih. re. "lutllln of the Council 10I I .11.11 ~ tlllll'. J 1II'l·'· Is no tinw k now it fi l'"t hilnrl: th nt is why I have rou d)" rl roe r Oen ·[ oUen, f oU!t u nl'tOin At rahnsr tlI. I.w Qtlamntine UO'llltnl on t o Ie osl d<'Clu " ,1 "'11 ... • ' . e... to hny. ind e pCllcl ent in Yes tigations r-ef.o!g l m l tOe n•• the 1""'eIlt ,ilo. '1'1" 111n.I' for n moO\iTJr ("I maclf' by t he hnl'lcl'iological d e partml'nt. -=======",,;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;,,====~ ~Il, 'anitar), 'trtl.ttlr•. or. well in hand . In tho mcan timc. ho wl'l'Cr , people ~ho\lld = ..ow 1'1 the mudl.iI.lny,,1 work pl'orced o'n ...... ·.. .. .. no~ tn"t to lemon jnio·r. Th (>), shoulel as 'pc.dily .. po"ihl •. It wotll(1 '11\ he?'J bO il all Bwa ed thfM pur... poseR. oilil ~r ng in tt'nd kill~ e drinking g€'rnlS. Thn. ,............ ................. . .., ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• tome- th(' opp~\tion, whieh must hubmit ..... .. ..... ....... ........ ... ... ...... .... ........... .. ,majority. to nttempt ( W II ............. tOI;hfs .................. ............................. .. ................ .. h,: Ihe C r\lrtlOn. The site owned ......... .. . .. .... ......... ...... ....... .. ........ ..... . nc·~p.'"ar)· to hoil til<' w ater for any leo,<:th ~ In'l Ity mclnd" 'CI,.,,,I nerc' <Ie = . ........... of t l1\\e. hut m ost poopl!' might be apt to .ld· Th. n' ''tranr, o[ t1lC Heulth Com-- \ ~'\I~I~ the wat(·1' from the 8tO"0 b~fore the r.......................... •............... •................ •...... .. ml'~ 1~nor nnd olher unt\t'"iti," i. wrY . ('0 Ie hotber 01 1Il~ poInt was reached. so t he sa fe.1 PO'ltIV., thaI Ihe arw in'III II' . Ity Hholll cl ~('n~lhle PoP 1 . k (I'lt plnn IS to let the wllter boil for n minnte I ' n nn. pr"pI I ' stpn r I rlU ' or l\ ' 0 ,. I ' I rnn hl' 1'0ntrnctM ('ry ron'lr\lrtl'd ani . til eh'cs 0 mil (e ., '\1" ., " tYIlIO" I". tI", ,light.,t 'mDnng,,1. 11'111 not ot Olon jiliN'. wh~n hoHinl( ",nler 11'.1 from cl l'inklnt{ water boill'd in t hnt ma nr "id,o(, tlll.m;.:~:;:;y~O the Ill'nl / f km oyP t y lyphoid-J(~rm tb nt shows Its >.r an ol Ihen I'ooh·d." s tl rrpil u p t h e .................................................................. ~ I 1 III ·JAN ........................................ ~On:h;ur:;::lr :~<~h. ;:;'~te~o:~·\ ~:e ~;~t"'~f,I~t :~~~~: ~ ==================== r- =- -- (lr - b~~~ I head ? I '1 , ... ~""Iio.l 1l. ________- ~~_--------~ �............................. ,......................................... . ........................................................................ =======T=>;="'=""'==~~=~======= ........ .................... ........: ... .. ...... ................ ·~l~ ................ · .... .. !·t,.. ~1: the BUffalo . .................p.x~..? ....J .9.t · "R nt .......................................... _! __ • i k e vie\\" co &;./ ". r n fng water. But mplaJns 0 ................ . .............. .. ~ •• !':': .....!.. a ,'r In Dutralo? "'ho drlnks" ~ ' __ - - - ", - ~ GR E ENE GET S AFT ER J;~lf~~o~:~':i;fs:;:~:·r :It UN ITED STATES HOTEL ~lo~~~nt:~~::~~E:£ ... IShow. the It comes tacJJ ltI ('s tor Inthe army or nen'"OUS people it mtstake to .-lve tho palm the POSta l ernplo:ree-s wh Health Comm is s ioner Wants Once Famou s neon ous wl""'!cks. N ot onE' 'Woman In A himd.""eu ca.n atep Into & Hostelry Decltlred a Nuistlnce an d Des troyed. .wfrt-!,y~e: e:evator and l;e "shot" up to the tl'nth IBtor!o~ ot. a skY!lcraper ~·lthou t a reeling or "~on~nl'ss" tn the r(gion ot t!l(ll heart, which, tn the c ase ot many (lelL C:1tely ort;'nnJztd women, approaches T h e old Un i led Sta les H ote l at P ea r l' • ' Street. on the south side o f the T e rrace, from whose historIc rooms the t urnlture was sold a t a u c t io n a shor t time a g o , h as been noti ft ed by t he H ealth D epar tment to ehow cll u se why it sho u ld n ot gi,·e u p th e ghos t an d le t th e coroner sit on its r emains. T ~yo notices a r e posted on the bullCling, one of w h ich 1s In the door ot the ho t e l Itselt and the other on the door It I very c1o~f'ly to a n~rvou.s collapse. must not 1J~ tm3.&'ineJ. e1ther th3 t the shooting upnnd down In th ese !'lteel ('Rg'ftS day 8ftpr day has no eftect upon the nerves o( men. Tbf'Y become ne· CUS omed to the sensaHon ot beIng dropped trom the 1Uteenth story to the ba~ement. Their heart actto n Is proof AC'aifl3t tts ""ear and tear, but theIr ntr,·t5 ArC not. Th~re Is R. ,rraduat. uncon.!:cloua b rcan:in« down ot the nervous 9ystem. It Is not the elevator alone th a t 15 re~ponsi· b'e tilT this process or nerve 1mpairme:lt. aHboush m~ny ot them -.:111 alon,. Rutftee to shatter the r.1ost 'Tobu!!t org~n_ baUon . That care-worn as!H"'rt o r the cnuntenancl' ,,·hleh we somc timeq humorocaly rete.r to as the "eJe "ator t'act" Is tho rfO!l'ult of the constant ham· morl,,;;; ot the dan>~ trIJ)~ n~rvous .ystcm by up to thE" otflcc c.gatn. wailIng for tho t\ltrd bef(\r~ t:) Its s p IrIt-kegs. Ala s. are "bust ." ...... ,I - ~ em i{lfone be~ (lJe[unb\!l" ~ It ~l· Lrhhor·r· i~ nl~) e-xpl,<,t Nl tha t H ()('lu.'Stpr rnh'er~t y J (",()nn'ntion H all is 1:1I'.crl~ aHeI Nl~ilr (·(,s:-.ihlro fl'om !111 parts of the ('ity an,} the {ril'l1lls of the D(,W mOH'nwnt hn llP to :0-('(' it will filll 1 on thi~ im}Jllrtnnt O('CIHdoll . rl'h(' mN·tillt{ will be~ill nt 8 o'rlo!'l, . ~ L OCA L TENEMENT , "J! TION. It 15 the strug~Ie to rC8~h the om~~ a!:"cr n man h:'lA rUde-n an hou r on tha trolle-y car or 5t~e.m rar to Ji{t' t to th~ Rk~'''('~pE'lr In TIl1lch thf' orBCE' I~ 10'ta.te-d that "!a:Ds the nerve vltaltty It !o; pr~rl fc t thl"; tncr~r'lE;fng pM"'lulnrfty ''-It loo k s as though t he enquiry i nto th e conditions of Buffalo tenement houses wo u ld result In the nrosel.'utJon ot a n umber ot tenement n\, n~rs who !. ................. I.t.. t\, a r e alleg ed 10 have "iointed the ;,anI - \0; ....................... ................... .. ".cll ha'·e t h bulldln~. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . :.:~.~. . 3.:. - '~ '- \I t"htre ""as a bu ~ ine!;:!;: m en's m eE"ti ng ot tb,. 1 t h ~·a rde rs last night to .. t ll1 fur - ...... ....... .. .. ... ................................... . tb er t a k E" ac ti on a g ainst the location o f the Qua r antine H os pital on the Ferry ~:==============Stree t s it e. Leg al ('ouose l has been ob. l&lned a n d th er e will be a str ong effort made to stop th e bu ndln ~ ot t he P est ;\10\,)' Il Prinrtpnl I.oul ~ J AIH'II l'f house In ca .. e i t Is found Im possIble t o da,y t he P esth o use buildIng th e r E'. wtll be '. t tllllr~i.'d tb:lt Ilb~'~~'hlD" 4lt III! tml'u t Wfre futO Ilcalffl dE'll ff ort m ade t o ha \'e t he L eg islatu r e cl ' a n se a n a c t li ke t h e lal" In P en nsy lvani a , '·ltc.C' nnt£'1.1 pU Jllh In bl." l'd)~ool._ __ /1, .. .... .. .... .. ·t. · .. - DEC 3. 0 19Q 2 ...... ......~ ., · .... l .. ~ ·· ·~ .. ··~ .............. ··.. .............. . -....,... ~ .......... .............................. .. ··· .. ·.... ·.... eE·r·' .. .. ....................................... ·i .. ·~·:; lj1.... ·· .... ··· .. ·.. ··· , ................. ....................... ... ....... .... ... .... ..... ..... .. .............. . .... l· · .. .. ····\;.J, .. ··· .. · .... ·.. ··· .. ··.... · ~T E R BtoD IMMORAL TEN:::MENTS' I ARE CH,lRGE OF I'r. :'\l uC"h q'll ~ t nruu"l·mpnt 113$ h('t'o ('~ U qNl II. lhp "lll\t),1I1l'1·I!l,·nt ... dn·n . ;:p ut h~ t h,. pt-I't\ (ou'Tnitt C'(' .0! •. ltllclr!\~:lU1Jl~lr ('~~!'ct;ri~~ lip)!} VII 1.1I\11~1'} - ' . ..,. U J{~II 3'" 'tllf" th:o{t no1!,.(>:!. ml'utll1ntd I.nh· 1.. ;'11" ('um:uall h .·ry .11oUl'. 1t I:;; ·,n·ll ~o:n'\'T\ a1U\"""l~ tb{' sIr knights aud ttwlr frl('ll t h qUlt tnt' u:tll b :!h'pn b~' both tbeo Lul;e !.rh· Lndd,~e)' (or t~e Cburlty Korle t)'. has :-o e rV"cd upon U('alt h Cou\lPI,,·. ;Jol1e- r t:.~ e u list or hu tl1gs In B1i1Ialo It'smlfY''''''Cln'''~('(l as tl nl'- , m ('nt~ In whic'h immorul prnl'tlc'('8 nrC' alleged to be' JlPl'tnlltl'll h~' th e nwlU' l'~. Th(' t ent.·UlPllt Inw ftr(wld l~=-- a fim nt ~1.Olln upon th(' OWlll'rs In l'oU l'll (·;lSC,;. lUlU Ull\ kl' =-- th l"' flue 8. l1('n upon th(' p r (, lUl ... t.~ ~. D,·, Ul'l'{'ne Is In . tI I h I I ~J T('S t:'Rt ug t e ('OlnP a Dt~ . ~ r. Lauu'S letter £'oclm'('s n t o rmnl l'E'ql1(>~t on lI e bn.It o r n ta:tpnyt.·r ltl ,'n m m\' UCl' actluo" n~ulnst the OWUl'r ri o( th~ hulltl illg, corup I alih>-U or E. Orgnnlzntloll {~ntll.llt."ltHh'n· .:w: tut! 111'l:h Dd'n),rn .. ( on'· m;tnltp, y tO~ptbl'l·. 1 bl' 1I1·(>r.~ {'(11nllllu ('I" (nn .. l .. t:oo ot ~ir linic:ht GrorJ::t! I~. HlIl'l'u.,~. ~hnit"n"lIl; l'Ir Kui~ht Gt.·(,)rgt· Bl,·lstcln. ,"Ii'( .,·h.llrman. ~ _ VlkfO l:rlr (·o tnmnntl ~r y-~tr .hnl~htS)]n .. . ..... ... ... K . <tll;';';~, ~:\l~;~~~iyn~~~~lUt flilch l)i"P:\yf'lI~ (omn.~nrt*:r.\· - ~Ir KIlI~h t.=; lIornrl' p. l'hnmucrlnl n • '~lIU :lln U. lIUIl\ I'h (j1'O:'CP c. nnw, Joh n , ~. ~\c1aUl~. J.3'~r(u(''' I·:nu:-o. Elias llaff:.I. \ hal If''' 1. . "\)M1"'" ................... .. ............ \.or ."'" "" ~lo\!I~lf'r,. l.hllln;:ton Lock· h.,o It. t l t.l le c harg(> ll! t ltp ne- w I\. \u f<; \l'flth·l. F. I I ,lt I .r T n r'll i t . \\as In lh ~ 1'1\(' \nll prom,·':(1~ to \1(> onr of the most or ,r tt"'rd.H th~' ~lJe~t .J! h'~ nephew Il1Ju.t.t s'll'il1 nlf:\trs of the h('n'tOll . ~ ~; r~ \\'1111 m d BI~s f' !I. City ..• ·rln.ogIPl( 1Ia)01') " 'II\' :-;. \\<'"·.~I. l'nrri'l.oQ :" r Uf: G T{lo t I l-:' Etlw rd Itl to b~" , t... clr)' tn t CatHF'!l, no wah ) 1 r hnst it l~ toE' I~\'ed i t w111 h~ a • ) ' AI'rh :U-8utlt. Dull .2ud B.lldl: C !o ' (l~H'r t~ " !,."1Irp t rmal nl tlt't ta!" ~V ha t i~ thp Hp8lth n~pAJ'tmE'nt ',"r LlUtl . : pltl!.' 1!" ('rllllllllt't! w In tun t _ Oi what Is the- l~ ng them for') ~ Thpre J~ a tenement hou~e on Bri!-:tnl --- y. 'w h"r(" fnUl' fnrni1\ ...t- 1 1.;; r----"'''''''') I h.l \'. 10 U Sc one closet. and the ctO""! 11/ ....... ...... '-1 .•> . .. ..................... .. he, bpen nut of repaIr for thre~ we .. k, ... and the hpalth departm ent has bem nnt lft pd two wee k s ago and nothing ha~ ............................................... h ppn don£'. ThE' sltuatl ou Is a larming. 7 ,,'hat can be done? J. A. S . .......... ...... ........................ ......... Buffalo. Dec. ~9. 1902. ~tl'~Ot 30 1902 r-.. ( s. ( . .. .... .... .. .. ... . C' 1 J ..... . 02 . .. ..... .. ........... . .... ... . ............. .. ....... .. ...... ..... .. IS C o rd • (lne (;f t h e most P~Jlu~.lr ' i2 .1 11 t lS part of t h (' Cflunlr), ~hr K Gre(>n("~ 1 '1" l It ... . ............. ..... ..... .. ....... ..... . '·· .... ····· .. ·······.. · ··· · ··· i··· t.: ··~ · ···· · ·· · ··· · ······ ...... . 't'h D e lay. Dr. ZdUOT Ermtn , SMU' .· , 1 An .."",,~ "'hat's th e • ( oPl'in:-o. "f'..t\r' ( ·) tl \ ('r \ . Jf'l1- ...."". ~ Il l. tt f!:'blddlng th o laca ltan 01 hospItals lo r la lectlous diseas es In a g rowI ng pa rt 01 l:l /l r"'~l O ' .nYJ lty ... ......................... .................. .'.......... _ .................................................................. ~~~\~. n~:~·~~·t/(.~ i - - at ce r ta in co n st ru ction . l-"l'nDI~.• T, ~. li. 3....... --_ ........... ............... "......................- new QUll rq!!llnr hI THROUGH D f" ~ET WITH THE ............................ .............................. DEC 3 0 1902 PESTHOUSE. ....................................................... be de fi nitely settled . To be (ilnroughly etrectt".. t h e tenement law should be ,. _ ...................................................- Apr il :.!-}Jnyur liul;;1t 11I'-'lllllrO,.~ nt "- hili Iluthori zill''! It lIPIlII b"'Ql' ctf ~,t(11 ttf wort h a list of names of """'ers un ""'111 alwa.YB de",' tood to ha,'e Igno red the law re!"(plenlsh thp sUPP~:'o' r')r thr tov.-prtnC' garding repaIr and ganltaUon or tenements. But at the outse t any llro 1f1's. but t"" demanlj for the lo wpr pO!l ed prosecutinn is confr onted wit h and nlor. s"eeslllb!p offl"'es v.-IH ~()W a rath er serious legal question. It I. atron~t:r and tb~ premJenl th~y rom doubtf u l whether the~e c..t,c:: es ccme o,·e .. the ot!'\c~s In thf'l ta!l strucwi t hIn the official sphere 0( the DI.in tne r ...a~ ft aR rn"'n gr'lw in trlct A ttorney or Ihe Cor poration and e:"tp~rl(mce.-1\·h~t tf) Coun~e 1. That is a matte r which $hnuld A.hun Bllf' ltd. EC :3 n 190~ 01 .t~ftdy lit-r~nm ~t nf'W C('l mf"r~ D\llilp,. L 'n-." " ........ ............ .. ..................... - H ealth Com ~ oller G~ne hag s u b- ~NOT m ~ to Distri ct At tOrney Coa ts - c!ay It '1;\'111 a 'w:l),s tb e rpc~on th at the CO!lDll:otDERIES ======~='-_______ '0/ 1 I .. .......... .. ............ . .. .. . ~ .. .. .... , . , .. .. .. .. .. . t arlo' Inw~ rE"Jating to teneJnent ho u ses. Th(> r;k y_ ~==....:...:~~~= As to Col. Almy and Camm! a case of "go It bus Go it benr!" Tbe more thor flght uc- better for the tenements . ThlJl Is the- dalty expe-rter.ce t hat gT811uuy .ha.tte:-a nr exhausts the nerve QUES- ___ ~it·s ./ your floor d'bout stopping. lew C'ltn-::e ====-~====x=== Pond uf U Ck' IH'..;,tl' l' will h~ IH'aI'd f rom. .... .~. l .. 3......... .. It stsrts. trying to s top It ...L_"-!.!.~'..!:....~~~~=====;,;,===;; \\'lll :uldl'l· ... " the nH'e tiu~ HIHI th at lIon. Itnrlnw B . . \ ntlJ'l'w", of ~-'Tlll'U~(l nnct C~)l. , ...... .. .. . .. .. .. . ..... . ... .. .. .. .. .. ... : ... .. .. .. . . dorn"':o:rd t!lC'ht at !'our ttonr. I.C :rou ar~ !n II. hurn-to keep an apPlllntm~t:. the eJe\'at r If" ce-rtaJn to pass 'J ...................................................................--.................... . Prof. (;ilmore of On tt~ ................... .. ........... y ........... .. ·.......... ·.... ·..".... ·.. ~·2a2 ...... u............................. ............ ...... ................. - m;\' r g~t -_ Tllf'rr' will h(\ n. nll~t·tin~ ~ t Coovl'ntiol1 Z... ..... ...... ........ .. I I !lll HU tI1l' e\'(' lllll1! of !· 1'lUU1 . •Tnu. ~t1. .. ............................. _ tl) C'on .. hll·r tlw openiu:! of n IIl'lpioeL \. . IIulld )Ii :sinn ani} 11111u:-..trinl H ODle for ..... ....... .. .... .... ..................... f-............_ l Itlm('k~s :.\1"11. JUd,L!'l' )Inrphy will ~Iwak on " ,,9hnt is a Y ngrunt?" nnd N_n· ~ IIl'alth ('ol1llllissimU'r Gr.££J.ll· on " ' Tho is .... ... ........... ...... ................................. - a n d d e s t r oyed . In shor t, why it should not be cr e m ated . T hus pass th e great. I ts pa n es are d ust, Its coo k s t ove rus t, - • f"I Old and 1nd uS t rial H ome. n nd ~ how cause wh y the t enem e nt sho uld no t be tren t ed as a nu isance tne . }'0 ;,1.• ntl "acclna t d a bandit e. I n view ot h the Bulfala m . I • • CI an Was an a.':! eveland ralh<a}' mall cl k from tb er .. e Smallpox. It Is su • he "as permitted to t:' XNI rp. did. . _. ~,e alb", 1.:~~:~:~:,;:~~~:~~::: ~{:~~~~}I:t:.~ii:L~~~~ of a n Hallan ~aloon In the same- bUUCl . tn g . in w h ich H ealt h Comm1351o n er ,,'al t er D. G reene n o ti tled t h e o w n e r s to appear before hiln on J a nu;J.r y 7th and down clf!",a~or gt /.€ LO,V DEATH R "" TE , He- lth Commb ~lon\.r Gl'(>e-Of"s nnnuaJ re-· lort how~ tnu~ rh~ . ~ 13.(~1. dp:lth r.l~e f,) r rbt' yC'l\r w!.i ch Is Dluc::b iOW(,f 1hRlI it h. '\ (' \'II III Burr 10 tor :;H,!'·(1r.11 ,re-nfs. <l UU mllt!l than III most olhPor clth·:,. Dr. i-rr("nc ftl\'or" tht' c lry oW1Iln.: :t d1s1nr"'ctl n a ,.1Dt. "blth UlJ rt"bt ('OS[ !{l.t"loO. aUlI tnke .I:~f' " tbl~ fUUlh;luin:;: ('11 nU hClu..:l':-1 I() w('r \ ht're ('ll utn..,rioU:;I db.ea~u;; b3f"f" t xl. r~IL i ,le eotln~ «(lst to th l' dty. It lit sahl. "'oU ,.t l",l; c('t.·d • :..ovn til ~,()()Q n Y€.'4 • l Go It. AltIlJ': go It. ~ 'ilt we'Te efer Si'e'D . te! _ 1 t ft b -- r J1'I °kf ret �....," " .." ."" .... ," .. " .". " .. "....", .................. JI.r;.~ " , f ORDERED the dea th rote . ts 8t1l1 lower iTi'lI n are all those doc'here r a~o, Ii . ophe'ted e"erlasting 8mnsh to who pr " . . Id ate for Health CommiM" it th'lr can d ,loner dId not ~ _ I. f. fiSCHER r - 071." ..... •.. •.." .. •.. ·" .. •.. , ., .. ....~ •• ••••••• , .. .. ...... .. .JAN .... ~.J . !................ ,.......................... . 'I PURE WATER fRECOMMENDED BEAL'fH OFFICER WO LF OF NaG- v ·..! .. .. . . ................ . .... . PORT-IS RE_E LECTED. I I TJ'~ES. sued an ..... ........................... CLOS~E C ommiSSio ner ItU.Greene Is- Edict Ae:ninst the ......, .. .. ....... ... b~ SMALLPOX VICTIMS 0\[ fROM TH[ COLD? Lackawanna H otel . II I' n il I• r omm " .... oller Greene tbis ,JOHN EVANS TOLD MAYOR THAT m ornin g o rti e l'l'd notirt's of ejec tm en t THEY DID . FISCHER OF lJOsll'" .n n th e LO t' kowoJlnu IIo tel, at 02- 1 (H ~ I.n ln SII·,'N. on nccou n t of nlleg~d I MINERAL SPRING ROAD AND ,qOlutlOn~ of the trnement Ja ws GOTTLEIB I(e 111'0 iR'"ed o rder. 10 s how' cau oe JOBES DOES NOT THINK SO (, Otn llC'lIiHp. the OWIH'rs Lo appea r bc r~r~ him tomorrow lliorning to give r ensons ATE SOME LIMBURwh.\' tht' building s hould not be orde r ed VRcnteu. Remonstrances Against Pesthouse GER CHEESE. It i, oo id thnt l he bl1lldtn~ is occnp ied will be Subm itted at Massby 2" fnlIlill,," nn d t hnt there ore o nl y 10 ocloset" for thoir use. Meet ing To-Night. FOUR WERE DANGEROUSLY ILU -=---~-=.-~~.~n~n~"~ , ..~ ·-~--~·f HER THREE CHILDREN , ARl F.ULS SCDJIITS H IS RE- ..- . , F-FAMILY POISONED MRS. e .. ..........................: .... .. II~, ................. ........ . . . .. ........................... ,.. . t ...... .... .... .. ,. , ... ... . .. ..... ... .......... ... . .... , . .. ........... .. . ...... . . .. . ..... .... . .. , .... ... ......... , . .. ... .... . .'...... ... .. ..... ,\ ... ... .... . , . s.~:~:~.: ... s::'r ::1:1 '1'O'V~SEXD :::::: ;~\S I 1/ ..... · .. •.. ·JAiV.. ·6 · ~ · . i9·0·...... ··. ··. . ·.-.. 11I~~~~eJ~:aang·~I~;te I~~a~~~ I:::e~~n~~~:~ Spedal t. TilE 9 Last 11 KU/ J'II DY on . ..... -.. .. .. . ...... .. .. .... .......... . ::-... .. ;j ,hospital On th e g r ound west of lhe City NIAGARA FALLS, an. ... ... .. ...... .... ... . HOHpltal, has Info rm ed Mayor Boo kwalnight at a meeting of the Board 01 lr On. IX~PI:; (· 'r[OX_ _ Iter tha t he believes the ma.jorlty of the Heallh Dr. Leo Wolt, the hea lth ollicer., .. ... .. .. ..... .............................. ... .. ..Ixleen dea ths from smallpox, In the presented his annual report. Tho re. . ~ '~l " ]prC'sent pcsthollse, nre indirec tly due to port showed that during th e past yea,· 1 P'PCO or IImbu"ger c lieese IS said · the POOl' h eating l ac illties In the bulldthere were 384 deaths, 489 bIrths and 41~ to have been lhe "a use 0 1 th" serIOus • Ing. marriages. 01 the number of deat!ls illItss o r )Irs. Gc,tl heb Fischer of :-<0. ~ He said lo-day tha t h e thought the ~ are due to typhoid fever and 13 to 159 )lIneral Spring Road. and !ler three • death of Jlirs. Tanner. one ot lhe latest scarletfmr, The health officer ul'S'. d l'hildren. The famll}' Is now u nder the An ther Sma ll pox PatIent Was victims. cou ld be traced di r ectly to the upon the members of the board the ne- care of Dr_ T o"",,sclld of No.1 90 Se nTaken from the H t t old In lhe pestho use. ouse a Man)' of the people In the eantaglon n.sslt" " , 01 a pure ,,'ater supply as soon I E'ea tre°t. H~ s tat,," lhat t he Fl.chers '0 possible as the only preYenth-e of the 57 G rapa Street, hospllal complain lhat they a re Invalarge number of scarlet a nd typhoid arc seriously ill but thal lhey will "erlably cold on cold days, he said. fEver cases which are reported annuall,;. LOye r. Super intendent J obes, ot the City Hos~ Last year there were 429 ('a~es of 1\11'5. Fisch~r bought ~e-ve!". cents' pltat. says he thinks Mr. Evans Is wrong . •yphoid fever reported and ~9 deaths. worlh of IImburg"r c heese. They ate ~ I- IId r ed NiChOllS' tt"'~7Y·Oars Old · tWhtO lives None _of the cas". where death resulted The number or cases of scarlet fe \'er w th lle r pnl·t.~ n 1:1 n " _ rap'" 8 r pe . wos h b d 1 as reported by the health officer last it for s upper. Shortly after they all be - r(,lllon' rt to th e qun.rnn tin c hospttn l tbl ~ R.S een allen ed by a ny compJcaUons Jtight Is somewhat less tha n that of ]!\~t G1Ple ill. Dr, TnWllf"end wa~ h astily morning. 8utrerlng tra m n mild nttnck ot ,Isuch as severe cold or pneumonla. he year, There has, ho.wever. been a dp - s ummoned and adlnlniste r ed an antl- ll11nllpox. She 1M n niece of Po~ tn l Clerk F. says. 'J'h('y have a ll res ulted from smallcided incre&!le in th e Dumtler or scarlet do te. A plpre of the c hpll:lf'e was sent to H ebr. who ll y(>{\ nt t he Sa ille honse, and tpox a lone, he says. fever cases this being especially tru~ the Boa.r..I of H ealth, and will be ex- j W8ij st rleken wltll s mn ll pox on Chrlstmos Dr. Jobes says. howeve r, that there has In Ihe tunn,1 distl'lclln whIch there Is a mlned .-le".. lIe 18 nl80 at tho qUIlmntl ne hospita l. peen consIderable <I ltHculty In heating the a l~rge number of cases at the presE'nt .... H enlth ComUllsFl toner Grc(' n<.> belleT"es that building on cold days. U!l1e. In hl~...r~o.~.! ,.!.h~~~l~~ ,.. m .. · .. · .. · · .. •· .. · .... · .. · ........ •.. · · .. ···•• .... •·•• .. .. •• .. t he little girl took the CTbrense from her Few patients will be confined In the }i..~L! ..4!!JI.-~ ~_ jO . ;;.Qt1 •• ~~ 111lclf'. Ills route In th (' rnll wuy mati !.iervl ce present pcsthouse afte r the houses on the . eret CaEes in the ~unneJ dis.t rlct was ... .............. ....... .......... .... .......... .. ......... ... .. ... Iny hetween New Y ork anl! Chicago, S p y- land the Board ot Works bought are put caused by the crov.ded condnion anj .. crill other rall way mall cle-rkR on the same tn condition to be used. One ot the the lax obsf:r\'ance o.f the quarantln ". route have been afHl ct<.>d with t he d lsense. butldlngs Is ready fo r occupancy but It This was remedied somewhat during the ......... .... .. .... ................. ..... ... nnd It 18 belley<,(] th ut th e o. rlgin ot the dls- can no t be utJItzed untll the repairs on l past month by the allPointrnent of ease was Infectf'd mall. the others a re completed. Dr. Jobes says, ) epecial officer whose duty it was to arA ss t~tnnt H ('nlth Otnccr Clnrk Invcstigat£ld because the carpenters 't\·lll not work so rdt ~ny person or per$o.ns who Were not . the cns<" and ordC'red nil persons who h ave nea.r smallpox. obeymg the h.alth laws. As a reSUlt Il'ome loto !'Ontn tt with the' little pa tient and Ha rd to G e t Workmen. of the appointment of the special of- I ~ ,er un clo to s uhmlt to ,-ncclnn t lon f orth· ficer the quarantine Wa! oilser\,ed mOL '~ with. I-Ie h ad to try for a week to. get a man properly and the disease was confine j to haul ashes from the Ctty Hospital to one s e c t i o n " lit' en gine-room. within a few teet ot the HI LD ST RIC KEN I I I a'r. ·o. ··I·.D · ·. ·. THE ·. · CHEE SE f PO ISONTH E --- I :j,.. . Ih~h~~~r~~~ ~:~ft~t 1!~tt~rg~te~:r~1 FA MILY ? QuInn and Hullet!. the new members ~hO were l~ppointed at the meeting ot tO~k ~~~c f o~ Tuesday night They In a co~m~nli!b~ duties ot their office will acbie\' e manner and no. doubt durl e a !ecord for themselves. ng ~he commg year as both a re ~tel~.Oy tnlerested In the health of the rom ... ...;.. _.................. ........................... / ~:~s:n~n:~~:t~~~~yl.'OI~~I~~.<1 :h:~/:'n:~= f:' '"' • thall the usual price. _u .... .. . ~ .... ::: ... .... ./'"'\'.. .... .. .. ...... 'l"he r emom"tTances thn t have been clr• 'J ,-, ' ·...... ·_· .. ·.. r c u laled In the Fourlh and Filth wards, . \ -;..,..-'" to get the signatures ot those opposed to -.-... ..... ~ .. ...... .....':-... •. if,. ..f1:o:-:.'-" .. .... ........... lo cating the perma.nent hospital on the _ _ _ __ .___ "- 'ground bought by the board. will be prese n ted to the bonru In a mass meeting in A small q uantity 01 Ilmbe rge r cheese l-tola_nmlglll".t·s. Hall, Blake and North streels, Is eupposed 10 have polson"d five peoDr. Carl G, Leo 'Wolf was re 1 t d pI e yeaterday afternoon, but none of Mr, E"ans says Inj un ction suits, on th health officer fo.r th· d -e ec e those ntrected b v lhe clleese Is opr'.ground that the contagIon hospItal woul<_ at a I _ e succee ing year .I ~ ell da nger the health of the community, p sa ~ry ~I $500 per annum. William o usly Ill. p '\ H th G . A wIll be filed Ir the city otHclal. disregard . ~urke was re-elected plumblnS' In)irs . Gottlieb Fisc h er or N o. 15~ :ll in I (e as e e n u tn e r- { th e remo"strances. Several hundred slg,p:c or al a salary lil69 per month I e ral SprIngs Road, bought ,>e ,'en ('en IS' tl' cle-House Quaratined. natu res ha"e been obtained tor the r~ ~ lleThomasc. Morgan "'as re -elected \vo rth ot cbee5e. Th(' chpe~p was C.Ut mOIH~tranCf:'8, he 8ay~. -"" :::~~~.g Inspector at a salary or $4 In small pieces and wa. placed on the ' Th ta ble. Mrs. Flsch"r nnrl h·., three chll304 ron~,", ._.-... _................. _...........-; .............. .. boar~ ~me rules as governed the 190- dre n. and :111." FI~chpr. :\1r. B reic1en - T IlP (on dition or " ' alluce Pike. .,. Rights \:fI~ ~~O~~du:vhlle the meeting stei n's slsler-In-Iaw, partook ot th e Ilaker S treet, \\' ho \\·as r eported ye't~r~ Tbursdays from May t~ ~~st~band third ch:ler~~' F lscher's son. abo ut 5 yeare old. tI:t} :tH being III \\' ith the s mallpox. I' • ~e first Thursday from OC~~band un was ta k en III Immediately n lter eating" orsl' n nll th c caS!' has no"- tI ""Iopcl! ~ er ,)'J I the cheese. The others 3J,.:;0 we r e af- Into lhp g e n ui ne alal' nllng s ymptOnlR f eeted soon after. :\frs. Flracher was whi<:h he1'l-" tofon' during t h p l- pide lTlic in was hing dishes w hen s h e was seized ·m................................... wltb a violent fit of vomiting. lIIi ss thl" dl~- anll Falron.r h aw' not flre F I,:,C' h er complai ned ot n na u <:ea. D r \'iul d . Pike h ns hl'okcll o ul badly :tnt] J. Hugh S. T ownsend 01 No. 1890 Seneca: in a mntigll!llll form t hai lllak~5 a .""............. ..................... ,., ... ... " .... ....... .... ... S,treet 'vas sent tor and be gave th e Sick per~ons emetics, relievlnJ t h em djagno~is of h is ali ment c1I1l1pal'uth'ely from all dansrer of death. ea.y . ...... .............. " ....... .......... .... .. ..... Dr. T ownRend \vns unable t o learn As t h e lll ,'tll li\~PS with his mntht-ll' S even mo,'e cases of I F.__~~~ t he cau se 01 the pol.onjng of the peo. . a leged lene, SECOh pie. He took n Rmall Jdf'ce of the cheese ulld th ere IS thUH no dangel o f thp ment hQ u se v iol a tions w e re l·ete rrea l"O' Ttl D APPEAL. and s('n t it In H(>oaJtkr C! illiilSSWf1e r ma lady RIH·,'a4 Iin g-, 11ea lth Offi"er Distri ct Attorney Coats worth this ~S~ e harity OrganIzation Socletv has ~y Cj,P~IS~' 111 be examined by t he How rs has q uarantined both in till' m o rning by H ea lth Commissioner • second app I ' · h I · ,t G 'eene ,Yilh th ~ Ses pre~d torn rs.aSf 11 .. ea for additional Dr. Town~end pt3id this morning t hnt hOl1'.1! and w ill not l~l! mn\'e t. 'E> PH IPl. -1 • , he CharIto. 0\\8 . t he p,ntlents WPI'."} nil In good f'oniitilm to thl" qu:u'Hntlnt' hOHpltoL A n u1'l.:.C' ~i~ makes a total of th irty~three nd an u I Y Organization SOCiety Is <L no serIous r"sulls were exne't,'d.,.., II I r ' 1.1 . I hy til« II· :l ith 1),'- cnses of a ll eged ,-iolatlons ot the state ! s 0 o.btain addltlo l~ \\ I ) lit n l"> H f . . . . la w tha t D r. Greene ha s placed in t he ng emhers. It. nn s ubscrlb- .\._I'lI'UllC llt lOt\af. tr" CASE OF SMALLPOX .. ........_--......,.. ,,, ..............ijO···" ............... .. JA" N i AF-TER THE ............................. .QC3 F TENEMENTS • ~~~~~r:fla~~~ l~::~:~~~h~~~n~~v~~ ~ :~·,~,~~u~~o~h~lll~~s~~~tpa~ttt'~~';~y 'm ................... ........................... ............. ----==--------' fo r teets. lawyers ~ndor inspectors. a rchiDr. Greene does not ,,'ant t he pu b lic be engaged u others ha\'e had t o AN m ...._................ _.......................... _............. -I I ~~::us \\ork ~~~ b~!I;'d~~~U:h much : ... ... ........ ....... .. ......... .... .......... ....... .. .. _.. .. _:~e:~·i~~~e~~a~::h I~w~~~~nl~e ::::,\a~ • To clean up the t y VOlun- ! .. .. .. ....... .. . -........ ........... .. .. ..................... .... .. been gh·en ample lime and opportunity ·'I'I'lce 10 th e Whole ci enements Is a \1... ............. .............. _.. _........ _... .................. tn have his pla ce r epa ired and fixed eases and crime hi ly, for lhe dis- _ _ _ up In accordance with the law, but W Pl'\!,ent COndltlons cb breed u n der - - VE FAMI L IES ..... -...... .. ....... ....... .... _..... .. .. .. "nc h has failed tn ,t a ke ad'·~nt8g e of the lenelller.ls are not confined ttl TWENTY -FI T CA SES th e l'xte n'inn of time. These a r e n"t mUnlty. T~ but prey upon the comMAY B " E HOMELESS T E N EMEN • th e Ilrst ~'18es<ubmltted to th e prospof the 80C !!Oome a regUlar cullng officer by t he Health Comnll,'· SCrtptio 1ety require!:!. an a m emner . sioner, s omp 11a vlng been sent to that I n of $5 Or lno nnua l s ub--y,·st d · Offi c e laRt ~Pl'jl1g. -- I. fiOw has o\'er 500 _e_bre. The 80clet V Health Commls ",",r~ne tod ay I H t .. nl.,I'" cas,·" ~f a llege . .A 'nuall ( .. , .. , era h Ufl.Y HI n e\ ep . D· y rom $5 to $100 _ h W 0 pay an·' s e rve no ce on t h e owners of th e old 1 1~1W';" l1t hOI,s e v\o llltion s to t he t. I" rapidly gro wlnr and ~c , but It ,. 62 an d 64 tl'll"l ' • In· tOl' .pI'OH~CU w n. S wor~ Lack awanna H otel at Nos. Po I tOll) &Y s " c ' I . ,..nt needed at more ll1emb hi llln 'r' <.· u"'t'~ havp )eE D ~ once- Thos erSj'Maln Street to show cause tomorrow l'p to t . • ." . c·r a l won f,l. are IIked'e Who desire 11 t b t to Distl'i(' t-Alt"mpy , , . ... <~l~IIIll,lct,te ' why th e building Rholl (no e 0~1l ___ . ,. .~~~ .. ~ Ith down. T),ere are 25 !am!lles Jiving In ;I: ·lIlIUtute. Nj ten ement. Ll r. b !!: 1M MOR E �yo ung wom n. "A 11lan W"ho 1~ Qu ite . Iok nn(l In nee 1 or· work lIv ~s In thl . ....... ... .... .. ...... .... ..... .. .... ....... ... ........... .... .. . tmll!l1nszRica name iq FrHnk G(>ne~ddo. Th.- filth or th. hull,ling .'lops not ' . g 2 henpflt ht~ Illnpo:.'~ . n nd !l$ be I.;; only··· .. . . ..• ... ····· ·.. ·· ·· ··· ··· ..•. ... . .. . . .•.. .. .. .. ... . . . .. twc-ntr yeor q ohl T t hlnh: th~ rr~~h air ,.. ........ ............. .. .. wflulli ht~lp nto n£( h!!'l- ('!h·e. Ther~ nff, --- AlMY THROW-~ ninety-two peapl~ lh' i n ~ tn the elE"yen room<; of th e h \li1(lin!t." """e ar~ bar.; at work :lnd u~tng n ll m f'n n;; to itr'or o\',o ('ond ltione;" ~!lld H f'n. lth rnml'n i ~c;:irlOer Grf' . . o p thtc; nf te rnoon . "nf'o:1 1rc; n r e ~o ln ~ on iJl n o a r1:,>' 0 11 vOOUijUH AT .. ..... ....................... I{ llJ,STYPHOID GERMS --tivILO~!il~ th e t pnpmpnt ho t',,, p bu ih'lhH... q n n d on Juice Di s covered ir. Difference of Opinion cancer: Prosecution of tenfml,t. licago t o b e a Most E fhouse Owners. 1ect iT e Foe of t he De a dJy Bacelli. EIGHT CASES w!11 con tinue IIn l ll the letter ot the la w l ~ ('o11101 if' d w i th ,' - or Dr G rpf'll P c:tatpit th n t th e- own p r th tE'll f'TllPnt In ~ o. 151 Cn n a l Rtrppt h p[l ('('In t r nc t €'ri f(l 1"~ t he r C' pnl rc; o f h lf h u lld" n 2'. C lo ~t ~ a nd nn n r~ will b p ~ut . t nntlnllY ,.ep~lre d a nd built bero' F eh runry OR. GREENE. l~t . l u·;£.;;:I~alions r ., . •• •. • •• •• • • . •. .••• . .. ---- ...... ... .. . ........ .. . ~...................................---.- ... • .... 1,.. . . . ...... ... . . . . .. ... ....... . .. t . •• __ . , • • •.•• . i . ~ ~ [ade, Still B r ing h~·rt€ ""th·t>ne~~ o f th e But A~e n C' y 1;) V e>tnlCti\·e t o th e G erms Fully Es· DISTRICT ATTORXEY • .ITS SHOt:LD GO TO THE CO I ON COt:XSEL. - Another legnl question DELIGHTED WITH THE MAN- ............. ............................. .... .................. NER IN WH ICH HEALTH COMMISSIONER WALTER D. P:~t the Health Department is do· ~ I in ~ GREENE IS NOW TACKILING TENEMENT HOUSE PROBLEM- SOME STATISTICS. Here Is a statistical record of fn c ts concerning the Italia n t e nement h o use district In this dty: Total number of apa rtments. . 1.573 Number of rooms .. ... .... .... .. 3.655 Number ot famili es . . . . .... .. . 15"1) Totnl number of inhabita nts . • S· tiS:; ~hl1dren under 5 y ears olll .... 1:431 ..,aloons In tenements..... . ..... 19 REDERICK AL.\[Y of lhe ('hully Orgnn lzatlon Societ)· furnished the nbove .tatletics to The Enq ulrer today. 1'0 one will [or a moment doubt that )[r. Aim), I,nows what he is talking about. His society i \ ~ ~eE'klng to Impro\' e the cOlviitlnn of thifi: f rightfull y o\'er-crowded Quarter. .. Greene and the Health D ellart· F w working hard in the ten e· ment house matter. The Canal Street dl.trirt I. being illo"pected properly by health offlce-rs and the owne-r d are bennIng to renl1ze th a t th ey must have elr buiicllngs In a san lu.,·y condi. h ., r. my made t e above sta t e m ent to a reporter for The Enqnirer this morning. He said that Dr. Green e had ta ken the matter In band and w a s pu!),'Uing thE' work of ha\'ln~ the Bu!. falQ tenement buildings placed In a he.~lthY and sanitary cllndlti,lI1. One of t h e wor~t cases of reckl e- oq!=; sanitary inspection is found In N o. 153 ~ilnal Street." said :\fr. Almy tod~y. It is a tour-s tory brick structure and has fo ur firp escapes. The fioors are In horrible ner>d of repair and the". I. tl~n[." AI is the wi :1 de s tro y t Yl'hoiJ :re-rm::: i n w at er j~ an n o u nced authOi it •.iti\<;"ly by dH~ Cili~ago h ea l th J 1'3l"tm~nl af .. t=>r (,3ref n l e x pc.-iment ! ~ xt -nl.llnO" o\·e~· Ih:''''{l' d<l) ~. On e. t ea· SI. nnful ~d:' tht- jut.ce to h ~l l f a g la:;;s o ( ".~ ~.r I:' k llOW n to iJ ... :1 gO l1 d COnl·bina· li Ul1, ..... 1 reW".tteti 11 ials ha \ 'ei n\' ar· ia bl)" pro uu ec! tht! S'lmc r~s ul t. Every T hal t wards abating the smoke nuisance d in detail elsewh ere. In generai, its policy has been to note ali smoking chimneys. to proceed against smoke pro· dueers who make no ettort to supply themselves with anthracite, and to direct others to sources of supply tor hard coai. 1'0 t h e public at la rge this patient and labor ious method of procedure has un· doubtedly had the ai r of slackness. But the Department has acted consistently upon the theory t hat the shortage of a n t h racite was only temporary. and upon the assu rance that the va r ious consumers ot sof t coal in the city arE' so per force. and greatly prefer the smoke· less fu el. If this be t he ·case, to reo quire the p u tting In ot expensive smokeb u rning contrivances tor temporary use would be oppressive. A lllUe observation from a high building or a fer r y will show that reeking columns I I . .. uice t. t~loCk tempora rily the etlon: tE Lommlssioner Gr~fru: tp b ow:' a. the prose('utlon the ~ ten ements wberein. arcord1:~ • 01 complaint of the Charily Orr.' Society, prostitution h" bt!t ed. The question I, . • houhl 1l! be prosecuted criminal\)' or d , Commfsisoner Greene, U)l{)n I't. the letter frolll "\\torn," l ~dd, for the Charity Org..tnila (,Iety, giving the n dJ.rll~::'t:"" of !.. urt.her tests wi d be :n ade a t on e to ements In which Immorality ~ exist. referred the matter to ~ a,sC4;:;1"l4Lj} (l."l\\" sm a l. a n amo u n t of Attorney Coatsworth. Dr. G referred 33 cases of other Ylo the tenement-hou~e law to that prosecute crimlnallr as mf~ le mon j ui ce " .i" It-.'l!·O!--· the- ba.:!~l:. D r . }{t"'y no'ls .s also !n\· ;.;;th:;·ati ng the pl'o~ rt i e::3 of 1nanu [ aclur p d c1 t rh~ . l! ihe- 3410J .\\ in ...-l.k,30 th P~<4·C of the t1 ~l~i:l.:' .:-- ..l. \ 1I.~ " II! oe aC' ' Offiy ::-Ilt"'- ,4'~ it ':: t'Il")"' : ) 11>" \'£" as comd "un ~mon~ . Tn, .l 11011 or h~ l"lIlLlIfl ju ice is to ~all ..... t· lh~ b..id I to .... hl \"(·1 ur, a nd die. po i ~on ·1 II t \' ~1t ors and .the District Attorney that he wns lb. proper ollk • whom to place those rv'< B 1\!J the eight cas •• of a\l"ged I came in, Mr. Coa.ts''tOTth ht'ld were of a different cla!!s Ilnd abt* W prosecnted by the Corporation Mr. Coatsworth, arter looklnrq .tatutes. hl!!f foun~ a proyl,lo. tiII\. W::.,. h l·.1\l .... ·~ t~ phoitJ I ... ~hv; dE ~ t r o~ ~d. cases where tenements nre u ~t ,·,.l~t""! ,\·hi,·" 1n lI..!'- uri g H\.i.\ • .:. t Jt e moral purposes. a proceeding \\d~'" hl~llb lia'I~.I\1u.- il) drin k be - brought to take the propt'rtJ f anJ owners, be e n Such proceeding wv one, and so Mr. Coatsworlh adf ll. :-- .I. t'"1.l. 1 Greene that the Corporallon Cour. III I:1Y' -Llga "".. " a n,l anno unce m.,ll the proper official to 13k. th.~ p' h~ \.. nh .t.gu i1 J. I, ~\utn o ritio?s a r::! Yesterday afternoon Dr. G of black smoke are tewer than they wtlre a month ago. and that the city Is r esuming Its normal aspect. Il'he aglta· tion has at least shown how jealously I I kl " we pr ze our c ear s es; and this will be a reminder to the Health Department that public opinion will support It In I !t'tnlll1 a nnou lht>Il1E- ll t m a de o n l ed on Corporation CcuDst'1 F u:. D~ . ... . ~3. F ergu so n. reference to the matter. Then: I) "; ' · Ja lL . Dr. Fergu~ o n ed to be some doubt In Mr. F [h 1 ;:"~t" l~lJn j ul . .·e w a~ 3. mind on the question rnl ~ed aI I..l' 1) phoi tl. [ l h.;,\ I UJ J ~ promised the health cornrnt !Sl 1.1l 4.:d·Llln a~ 'oS "ould he "'ould confer with th(> Of· Il "he;r ,.n ..· t wa :- ai:,- o ...torney about it. A~ soon as thr I I l);. •.HI 1),1) any severity which may be necessary to enforce the city ordinance (and moral il· Illl;t.:--. I T" nt.~ h d.rm:t'::~ tlon Is decided Dr. Greene ",·mll1' .'.J. ~ I>~ure y o\·~l loo !\.cd prosecuting official to !=end t(\Mr~ for the proofs thllt he otrfrN. name of the society and to • proC'eedtng, whether criminal at forthwith. Twenty famtll es lidog tn a at the corner oC pe:\rI5t~tud Terruce. formerly known!!'I th! States Holel, soon 1110),)' be t \"uC'ate those pr('ml~e~. . (Ie!lt ~: acrordlng to Comml!':l.one. doe!' not comply with the ~tq b of the teDf'ment-hou~e I ' .... cro wded and un!t.RnHarr. 'fht f AI:ny. The Health D epa rtment's re- :~ ~ cl;lm~ ~\"t ,.(> complctt'~ Y ~ ll!-'ta ITI t"'d hr ' siont'r ser\'W noth:e (In AU ~ pnrt •• hows thnt th e buildin!\" was In· NFORCING THE LAW. t h e- Ir rf":::ul t ~. T h~ repor t or D ". J a- . Dudley' -who rpprc~ent!J; a orJ! spected eight times and the o wn e r or· 'I up.... the m pJ ical d'il'€'{' t o r of t h e- la bo r· \'Idso~.'the recetreroftheJ~~ dpt'E"c] to Rppf"ar before the H ea lth t'omatory . tE:I:s t h e Etory i n tech n lC' ul l:tn·. der a foredosure pr«{ edd ~ ml<sloner. Each time he . x cu s·'d hlm- Tf " :~)lEXT-H O eSE Rl"LES Ml'ST :;-uage: building mU5t be neal€' t ""If trom appearing. The h ull,lIng In BE OBSERYED. "The f\)l1o wi n g- px peri l1l.:' nt \':a s m a d .:' davs. A notice to th.lt e4et question Is the m ost thl c kl~' populn ted i n the lClbora torv to te$ t t h p " a l u e 11( b(>~n po~tE"d on thebUnd~~. in ButIaJo and is in t e rrible n eed ot stric t Attorne-y Coa tsworth has ~ anit ary Imp rovements." l emon juice in destroY i~l g th ~ rr p lCl i U j lng i~. at presentle3.SM ~ '•• Thpn Mr. Almy quot ed this la w gi\"l~n t o t he yto l ator~ o f l hp l ('l n e ln e ntI" orrupaL ft'-ve-r l);lci~1i : One ht:wl r~ 1 a nu tt\ _-. n- ciO, who began ~ whtC'h he ~:tid should be read by eve rv hOl1 ~e law. "ho~e l~anu·s \\"('1'8 pre s e nte d bSJ •• teneme-nt hOllC.P ow ner: . t o hlln by He-alth commis slo ner~G::.rUii...Cl ty ~-:C. of h nlliilon \\ ~1~ in()~ui'l:ed w it h uarY 1~t. baC'i1!u "I typhoid. 'T ht'" fi:1...;k '\"_t~ plal'@'d commi5!111oner Orter.' .:x!ft1 The tpnemlnt h ouse nct of 1901 TP- anoth~ r chant'e t o obey th e l a \\"o lIe in the incuba.:er 3t SO tle-~r('{'s f )r the Chari t y organlzat~~l·to" qu ires th:lt Within a y ear (S el.' lion 16-\11' ~;\ys. twcl\,p ho u r::: . .\ t th~ en ,l of tht~ p e r il)d ~lst the familtes tbl1 ~ " tbf ther p ~hnll be a fire-esca pe on e"\'l'ry .. I n o ti fied t h €' e n ti r e ::!6 of th f30 1l1 t o 110n-,fireproof ten e m(lnt-h (\u.c:e within come to my omce a n d e Xi)Iain why th (' 1..· 4:11 ('c. 0" l~-'mon juiC'E" n'n~ .hl dt"ri . .\ t out to find ne"" tD t!! i. fi no .. Imlls. and on even' ~uch h ou~e I oJ the eonJ of tour h,m";;: I)~:H€-!l " t>re m· promill::ed It would f baUdt' O"er two ~tories h leh ou t~hle fire l:m~ }a ll n o t o b l" y ed th e h ea lth de partmen t' s !H'U;,lt ",I from tht~ ftil"'!C The pl n.lE's, t enantS turned out 1t~ { th:H there ~hRII be at least -t OO cu hk or de r t o r e m ed y the ey il$ co m plained of rnen°ldtbt~ :1t the (-nJ of twenty ·fou r h ou: s $"no'1\ - coursE" of entorce t et ot ntr ~pace- to r f"'YC'ry ad u lt. : h n t in the ir t en e m ent~. All ot the m n ppeul'there ~hall be w a. t pr on e" e ry floor ' ed tn 3n ~w er t o t he su mmo n s. S o m e ot e-d no ~l'(l\\"ti1'" ! _h~o~u~.~e~la~\\:·~ · ==r==....e~!!!;O,:::;,,--·'1 Com;Hmtin~ on thfO" lem n j<t1 ,.. ... t po;;t ann t'~r nt.'''' ten~ m e nt-h ou ~t"~ (lt1tQl u ~ th e m $aid th at th e-), h a. \·e co r rec t e d t he light tor every ro\)m a nd a wnter- d e t ec ts : otll ~rs p ronlise u to d o ~o n n d In J..onlJon Dr. Ft=>r~ l1 :::on ~3Id: ~ e Iost.'t for p\'e-r:r s e t o t Roartm<'llt:::t. It ··TJ. pho:d gi'1' m::: mu:::. ;: b.:! t n1u:n In :.o ro nL...... ~...... ·....·•·•.. ·····-::.· .... nl~o provtrip~ th a t in bI n h OU~l~ th f' re g av e (\XCUR \;.'S (or tht:lr de la y. T h e latte r the ~toma " h i n orcp r to C'au;; c O ' p h ('lld I mu st be olwn o!umbl ng f or nll slr. k~ tl a~ s 1 ha v e J"i;' f(\rr t>d t o th e h eal th de r.".,-e-r. ;Ie, ~h€'~·e-fort"' . people \\ ia put ~ I - ..... and C'lo~ets whh in ;:t '\"P;)r' ~ t ime Hn 1 p nr tlll (' n t to sta. t e wh a t th e-y ~t ated t o that before J nnu",.y 1:1903. t h ,'re ' mu~t me. T he h ealt h offic ia ls w lli report t o dr op o r two or l~mon jU! .. 'C in t h ~" w;1t· be at lea:rt one clo~et for €, yprv ~wo m e wh e th f'1' t he p romises are k ep t . I t i e-r the-}~ <1rin k t he;.' wili b~ .... ~rl. ... I fa'!'IIi... Th. ordinan ces ot 1 93 're - lh ey Ul e 110t k e p t I s h nll llre"ent lh' I F OI' the- pr e5pnt lai' re('o ll1 mi> n ~\nth")n _ '1 u lr~ I)n~ cI G ~ H t or pv£:' r y thrE:~ f,ln1 of Chicago'~ he·alth offici~\l~ 1 ~ to u':=' ~ I.". t.l~. PnJstttution tn n tt'nempnt. hou ('a~es to th ~ gra nd j u r y o r t ake o t he r more the Ipmon .tile.!! D r. ,"'N <:u' on Jnai<t!O the owner lia b le t o n fine-~! Fte p s. t o prosecutE' them Crimina lly. as $1 000 Bnth the- n:d inanC'es nn~l thl' St a tt. th\! \ ·.101a t lon \ C'onlplaincd of are defined ~,l ~~~~t(ld . T !?'~ · "S tnll be- mau .... d uringth~ comin g we£-k w h ich w i'l :: h o\\- ju~t B.. o mtert t o Ha d 0 ,,,. lnw require a rpgistry (1 f 311 tent ml'tJlt_ as m H.UL:ml>anol'~." r ""e~ ~ ;I r\' to • ""d. h()u~ "'..s. wHh thp o wn e r s ' n ~mi'::' and \ ~omml~~\flnel' Grecne h a ~ submitted h()w ~rr.nll an 3:r:0\1"1 t I ~ ni' .. · · . , . t 01 T1Pho id ••~ adOr~~~f!(. an(l t h~ ~ t3te law proYid t-' s to tl T"\ . dt"~tl'oy th€' cr.:.rm U'I"" !n a ;;-ta~:: " r P&1tb. a fine or ,5n t o r tho~e whl) fa I t tl reg1("> ...... l!'> t l'lC't .-\ ttorne-y· t b\! namt"~ .LOd Bufialo. J a n. - Htt"4 lsttr. . -one or the r r ~Ol)~ prods' (' n~ a dd l't'~~es oC ~eyen more t enemen l-own _ \\ !l.te-Y'. F ut u re- hF'altlt offi ce bu ll"s ~~ns m~y r t"'a J. In.:- tead o!" the- f:1ml.~"'r er G~bart Jc :raI d!f'I-o"1.7 s genernlly c f .. Pll in Buff'n lo. 'an:l ('Nt who art::" a. lI e- ~t.d t o h U\' tt bt"t'n mn tn there Is no register Th('re!~ a b oo k t&. in in& \"jol ;;. tt on ~ of th e law. ph:a<l~ "Bon h e w.at~r: · " D rir- k i"'m- (I( ~ · ID:~::I£~llon!i rt utt 0'" 11~ to~da)·." and cl1mph· tr r ·.. ~,lpf '- for ,nariL" of J~m o n Juld I f · f or reports by inspf'c t ors. hU t It COYt' r~ ---ont,)' half ot t he tent'lm nt -hou~,:>!\ 'l nd tl~ 10 lrlnk 'iYl: I probabl y bp, 1«' .:;:11'" \. Tn ~t: t"pho1d bacl11l He IbP Iher is little informa tion In it for ro m ... a ldHlo 'l t () ~h~ 11 "'). .1r 1"':non ju:\"~ In ~o tikI;" thi:-- . . [to p bY .~ t 190~ . • inkfnQ' \\ ,tp r th ..1e-ps. r !1l1 pnt 1 f' NlO\· n:t'(fLII:: rt'('eJ\·edd. !ro~hP' ~tlQs ~u:-nn B. Ya llier i a n plu('ky n'·'·I...'• l 1 ~ojuirf'~ar menlr'11 .: that the ) u\c.@ 11>'> f r p" \. ~1 1 1 1 .... flo whpn D~ f J yfmng omnn w ho s a. tenement-hou~p on J l. on ()yc'!j30,q l\'h e-l' .\f.·n ra"" );lPl1"""rItw b)' rea WOo a1sO !l'p tor [o r t h e h.Hlty OnrnnlzR.t\nn . b pl~e an ha" !';ocl~ty. !:'h,- I. In cbAr.;e ot th <11 •• n l1tl ~)ut h ri" fke:. or ~'\'pl1l"lll J. n'~ p " n "h .. t t>pJ'old gt"rJD! "t i'rt-din I,w . ' ·.ttr s' t rt t whl h Inc'u" C.:l.n~l P' C'Ot'k ' / tra'p.tl to r1'(\- (J~:- ~'" ~ thfl' m n ... t r ~'" nu. If!i_us bOt f'I r "d other of the en nul d l trlct t. t(" '0\" '1 !it a ma.yo raJ I,· h~t.n411(,· In. F· ... ~· h8 \e been Y';~Ul~de ~t.tIt.! ~t~ t • :and • •\'X ... 'Oz 'he ' I lim :: of thlt out · pE'ndln~ l. n .UH' d to d r o p a aphorism) that requires each of us t o ·1 0 :i. t'ultu r~ tub~ burn his own smoke. ~ :; 1 Ill :'. T o Ill S only one entranC'e into the buihlln~ .c ..~ ~ &'"" ~. ~ ""4 ......'-'J.~.&. J. ~ l'l III 1H 11~ l~ "ho:d t he y There a~e thirty-one room,s, IS by 36 =========:±==~~v~====== an, ~t l~ 11, lit toe dl:'l·n\·j·l"f'd that "!t • iI mn ... l l.lllllt>di .lldy. a "lri h t: at fe t In s.ze. The building has a populaOClP 'J"~_ln fUltilt'·r "'\' 1' 11l1l1lt~. "hi 'il tion of 311 men. women a nd children. lin all there are 50 fa m Illes. The build- "............ .... ." .. .... " :'::: 1 .. . ... . ..... .. .... .... . . :·",~u t ,1 :1 (h~ J.llnOUI! .. t'lt,l.lnt or t he ng has a frontage of 60 feet and ,. 11 .. '\1\ \?1 J. about the same number ot feet In 'Y h '" tIl 1lt'\\:-:' 1" ~l C'ht"d hert: on , ......... .. deN h." l~llI :- n":} :- D,lY E'xperim~nl :-l' \',.:ott:' at ··Han conditions been be ttpred In onc~ b ~g u n by t h~ lab o ra tor y '''' Xi ·rl..... th" building jately?" was asked at 11r. \. i tht> lOSE" o~ o ft1 cp. 11ou r_... on ~8t u r' Almy. " NOt ;.mphatlcally no." replied )orr. _ ......... ........................ .................... .... .. . day ihe\' (Oll1hl that D r. Fe-rgu~ () n'6 I. I .'\' , -..................... .................... .......... n: I I h: I ·....·. ··........ · · . ·. ··. ·. . . · I . Tb ~ I. __h,,~ ,'-"""'" MERITS OF LErn or .. ~ r- . "ON JL C . C . brt?'lk was t h~ D an o! 1 " 'In j'h h .~'~1". �.. ,. ~ . ... ... r' ..... .. ... . ... ..... . ..... . ~ • • • •• !...t .......... ,,...... ,................... ..... . ... ........ ........ .. ............. ........................ .. , - -- - --'--~ .....,-.............. ...:.::c.:: • "t' yt... .,. ... .......... .. ..... .... .. .. . ~ .. ...... .................... .. ..................... . t~w D~rmD. EAGERNESS A'WH£R£ W ILL FBIT TONED THE Y FIND DOWN A SHEL TER? r- Old United States Hotel Has Been Turned into a Te nement Without Complying with t he New Laws, DR. GR EENE INDIGNANT. Charity Organization So- Health Commissioner Grrume Orders ciety Doesn't Know Twenty families to Vacate O}d Now Whether It Will United States Hotel. Take Care of Evicted Tenement Families. ch.1 rgHl wi th wilful vlo latton ot Section - SEr.'y ALMY SAYS HI: DOES"'T KNOW Had Readily Promised to Do So if Greene Enforced Law -Commis<;ioner Is Going to Fire 20 Famil ies Out of United States Hotel. VV ITHOUT He H as O rdered Fifteen Families to Va cata a nd Has MaGIe Complaint to District Attorney Coataworth, do ubt t he Health De- 121. or the Ten, Schneider' ment Law also said t ha t _Chlet Cterk par lInent t~ up agai nst on(\ or Itllscio had v ioluL <1 sE'vernl other sec- t he mo.t s('rlous p ropositions tlo n" In regard to the Stllte Tenement LRw 'fliero I. a ' tift penalty attached to n w:llful violation o r S~ctlon 121. Fo r every that has bee n faced BIlle'e the pa"sage \'Iolation tbere I. " penalty of $200. a nd of the measure by the Legisla ture. nil extra penalty at $10 per day fo r every day a. hulldlng Is occupIed ('ontl'ary t o 'Vtt hin t he- next t('n rlnys no les..~ t han law. Alnacty ~cven days have pa8scd. twenty Italtnn families, u t pl'esl'n t llv- brlnglllg the> t Olal extra pe.nA ltv to fiO Ing In the o ld Unltpd Stntes Hotel at agai "ot Fasdo. Th e .ame section al80 ~n. !!O Lower Prart Slr(>(lt, wU i be COJll- provid eR lhat the o wner must s ubmit 8. pelled to \,aca t e the premise". und just dr.wlng of the chan!,,". to be made. and where the_v will serk ghrlter Is what Is 8uhrnl It Fa.c1o a ny c hanges he fail ed to _ l hIsmnde drawIng-. both ering H ealt h Cammlsglo ner G reen e. H ea lth Comml,.ione,· Grpene said: "It So serious la the matter t hat this Jnorn- Is n bad ~{nte o f a f'l'a.lr~. Fasclo was pxIng Dr. G rC'E."nE' wrote n letter to Fred- pllcttly t(·ld lhat h,' must not r('nt the> '· nn·U tre.t"urnr o r plaC thf~ law hacl been compiled <, J ~, Itl E" until I i erick Ai m "J . "~ .. cr~tnr the Charity OrganizRtlon Society. sta t- w 1. t" a wliful \'ioiation. We do "ot Ing t he tacts In th e matter. and asking li ke t o turn th ••• families nut Into the streH. aft d for that reason I have dE'cldt"d tor assistonce from the soc,,'lety. to tnlk w!th Mr. Alm y In 1'egard to t he Se \'crnl days ago Health C'ommis- matt pr It tho ta mili es wlli not vacate fiioner Greene cau.ed to he po.tod on we will ca ll tor pOlice assistance." the d oors at th" old bull,lIng 'notices to t he effect that Ih e nwne rs of the pr"m, ,, " i,,,s mll.t tlppenr be fore t he t'o mmi,- On J a n na ,'.\' 1st, fifteen Italinn famliic8 mo,ed into tho old United States H ot el building at Penrl street and the Terrace. a lld more fa milies hn;e moved in since t h en. This w as a practical con .... cl·sl·on ' of1 t he buildinfl' into a tenement house, n 1u iUO SIDU('h ns its constructiou docs not I ('om comply with th e tenement Inws. Henl th lllis,ioDer G roono has issued nu order - '. of eviction, uil'E'cting all of the tennuts to mOTe out within ten days. A I camp oin t agninst the lesse~, Ohn rles f'flScio at 1()!) Canal street, has !lIsa been laid bpfore District Attorney Coatswo:th. nnd criminnl prosecution may folloW . It is a misde meanor to violnte the state t encmcnt laws. 1i'~n rin" t h.lt his order camp.IlI·n" 8 11 ~ ~ of tit ego fnmilie to vocate may cnuse d'st 0 G . d S I res!";t r. Treen e acquamte ec:r etnry Almy of t he Charity Or.;"nl7.at ion Who Is to take care or the poor rami oeioty "'i th tho facts, olld r equested the Ii" eJeCt,d trom tenement houses nid at t ho society. through the rigid , ntorcemellt at t he .\rro rdillg to ~a tements made by Dr. t,nem,nt house laws, demanded by the G re r ne th is mo r ning. F ,' scio wn ~ acquaintCharfty Organization SOCiety? Severnl weeks ago Frederic Almy. secreta ry stoner thlR 11l01'nl ng nnd ~ how crt use 11 .... .. .. • .. .. •• .. •.. .... •.. • .. •.. .. •.. • .. •.. .. •...... • .. .. .. •.. ·.. e-d willi a ll the reqniJ-ements of the teneI I i I' mOI't laws before the famili es mo.ed in , and trellSurer or the society. made the why the b uilding sho ulll not be condemned a s n pubilc n ulsnnce nn~ destat,ment that, It Ihe ~ De ~ .troyed. Attorn e y J. C. D udley ap . .... .... .................... .. .. .... ........ .. .......... .... .. .... . and his nction has therefor e been flagrant. ~ Id ,mpty the unlawfully un!,parod before Dt·, G reene In regard to T he Un ited States Hotel is involved in aanltary leD,ments, the SOCiety would tbe notices. 1Ifr."Y rep re£entt>d ....mo rtgnge forerlosure proceedings, and J<e to II Ihat the ejected families Geol'goe G. Dn.id son has been appoin t ed would be tak,n care at. Hea lth Com- Geor"o G. Dn\'ic1so n. wbo was recently M OR E TEN EMENT I ecei\'er of the rents aDd profits of the mllSloner Greene has gi" en notice th~t nppointed r~cel\' er at profits and r"nts. HO V.S8 CA ES huilclin)l pendin)l a M le in foreclosure. I n tll',nty It.llan tamilies. Ih'ing at the b y th" Suprem" Cou rt. The appoln t the latter oa rt of D ecember Recei.er old Unlt,d States Hotel. at ~ o . 29 P ea rl ment ot n roc"I\'"r W:lS neces""."r.\'. be' ca nse of to r"clos urp Ilroceedlngs which Darid. on leased the building to Fascia, Street, must vacate within ten days. been Instltutt>d ngRlns t t he ownWhal is worrying Dr. Greene is. have er... It I. undeNtood that the prop- HEALT II C O'JJII S S IO~ E R T U RXS at an nnnual rental of $1,800. Fasclo where will the families go when or· e rty Is mo rtgaged for renily more thnn pn id $500 down to hIDd the bargain. Mr. dered OUt 01 the place? And will not it is wor th . O YER S E " E ~ TO D I STRI CT Du"itlson hod no idea that Fascio intendthe tomilles, scattered In the stree ts, Health Comm l"loner Greene's tal k ATTO RN E \". pd to tu rn the buildinp; into a tenement, be more un,.nltary than it they were but tbe hea lth department leorned of t his aHowed to remain in the tenernen t ? "'I:h Attorney D udley was b rief. but to pur!'o.e, and summoned Fascia to nppear He Is also . nxlous to know if the Chltr· th p point. It W:lS to t he pffp ct t hat th" in the next on December 26th. itl' Organization Society will keep its plnce must he vRcated with ~' Itl He'ilt~COmlnt9Sioner Gree ne e~te r._ I"ascio a llilcurpd in reS[lOnSe to the promise to take care at the ejected ten d a ys. Th at was Dr. "reen" 8 u matum, a nd he will SE"~ t hat It IA ('a r~ day turn .n 60P C n mar cases or lamilles. rled out. If by t he en d o f the ten d"ys v;viations of tll" tenement-h ouse la w s nmmOD', a nd in order tltOt there might NOT SO WILLIN G NOW . the building I. no t vflra ted, the polic., to Dlslrl ct Attorney Can ts worth, ma it- be no mis undel'Stllnding, Dr. Greene en,Asked It It WOUld. Mr. Aim), sa id last "'!II be called upo n by the health a u- In~ thirty-three " f su ch rases give n to Ii_ted tit" seITires of (an interpret!"r . n,ght that he had not made up his thorlUrs to ap... i.t In the wo rk ot ,'e- ( t.e latter ~l lIco he has been in office. The I~",see WI\.' informed that in order mind concerning the question. He was mO\'lng t he tamilies now living there. Atte,' ('areful examination ot lhe to rent t he buildin)l to a number of l ami'!;.t altogether willing to say that the It must be underg tood ~ I!l'ht here State la\\,. DI.,trl ct Attorney Cll.a t9- lie" he Illust comply \\"ith the provisions I arlly Organization SOCiety was an x. th a t thE' r enting o f t he building to ,,;orth h:l'" c1e-cid;,d ttl'lt It Is within his of the tenement Inw. If he desired to I:~~i tOfProvide shelter tor twenty t1HP> families is not the fault ot Re- provInce t o prosecute these viola!lons r ent apartments to thirl'. ' families, as an amllies. ,celver D:lVld.on. Th e tault ot t he ma t- at the statut • . a nd notices have heen ., A ~hort time ago Dr. Greene posted ter lies at the doo r o f Cha,'ies F a.elo Fent t o thp ofre nders to appear. 'VOl'k hp stated. he must fit up the structure fh nt ice on the Pearl Street building of N o. 15~ Ca nal !'treet. wh" has !"ot will be pushed thl,<,ugh on the mottel', with a " nitllry closet for each family. a lis owners would ha ve to show himself into a. deeJl hole. Rernre t he Rom" ot the dellnquents 'who tail to This is made necessary by It separate cause why it ' hould not be condemned a uthorities get through Wlt ll him he ex plain be ing ta ke n before the grand section of the Inw r eloting to the changand torn dawn as a nuisance J C will .ee his mlr,take In not obeying the jury direct. a nd other. given a p rellm Dudley appeared before Dr.' Greene o rder or Hpalth C'omn1iR8ioner Greene. 1narv hearln~ in Pollee Cou rt. illg fl f nny huilding into n tenement. b,"sterda yas counsel tor George C; FMClo's case is now in th" han ds of On J anuary 2d, Dr. Greene was Ina"vldson, receiver tor the property IT; District Attorn ey Coat.wnrth. n nd his formed t hrouA'h his inspector, that withIp'p~red that Chari" F Mcio at 'No p ror"cutl on is expoct!"1l"' to foll ow In I . • out mnld ng the necp",ar), at leration. in 0, anal Street rented t he bulld'ln' th~ npnr tuture. the tJll ilding, Fascio had permitted fif:rom Mr. DaVidson .nd then sta t ~ In th e la tt er r,art nt Decembpr Fascio .. .. ...... .. .. .. .... .. .... .. .......... ...... .... .... .. .... .... ...... t~e n f"milieR to move in, and that mor o make a tetement house of It rpe. -!.eased th e bulld ng trom Rec e iver Da vldwere (poing in wiUlin n f ew d8)' •. dtor er the . u fit n son at t he a nnual r ental ot $1.800. To ~ thl. new H sanll ar), I.w It was not If Fnscio hus taken any ste\ls to com"I c;'t t ence th e notice to vacate .J .. IlL 1.·:J.;o,t: j'u:sclu puid dow n $500 I,.. ... ........ .. .. ..... ... .. ... ... ... .. ... ... ... ... ply with lhe lnw, he has violnted t he sec· b' th n say Just What wlli be do' cash In part payment. At th at ti me 1\11'. .... ..... ...... .... . ) e society to saId M ne Davldflon claims h e had no Id ea. ot wh at "\\'h l I E ' . tion which com pels nn ow ner or lessee to hYen't had u,;, t r. Almy. "I Fa.c,o·, Ill\( ntlons w pre. However. the 0 e.a e Vloho n.. liIe plans t herefor with the health departthink the it over." D u)arlm learnC'd that lnto he In~ out"I Indon't th wa nte to0 turn famtllas Hf>alth t('ndeci to cnnv(l' en rt t tJw building ..ITl old l'lIlt (>(1 Slutt;';i JJ nl~ I proped).·.. Illcnt. The penalty for yio]ntions of sec"and J he .street," said Dr. Greene fi Jl::lll rn ent hOUN'. 0" Dc.-cembf)r 26th last wi v.U,..<., r('Ct ntl) ,'01 lh r led . W ill 80(.1 .11. t ion J21, which is claimed to haye been Almy a\c communicate(] with Mr' h,e was SlIm mon c-<l to appr8r l>f'to rf' l-h:alth hto TnY- " d tn lh p.: g:'fHl1:d .wd :m fa mili es- violated , is $10 n dny for eaeh 'f"i01ation. r.glrding the matt H . Comml>.loner Ureenr. which he did. D r. , ..Ille bll1ltlll1 g ' j h' i tb a t it "'C sb:lll ha\'e to en er. Owever, GrN-nc wId him lha~ h(.Co n.' h{' could r en t I tol fTom thl:' 1.101111.11..... Dr. Gr("ene sal( t IS morn ng it the families ,,111 f~('e the law, and thl~ "al'ious apa rlml 'ntH to cl iff I'(nt faml- waR I l H~('d III Dl' C'l,ml,d' tH C harles th e f nmilics do not comply with the order tall tor the a~~1 t n yacate we will J1f'S it wou ld bj~ lIe('('~ sart; fo r him to com- F'H~t'iO of X l). I::~ ('an tI f ~rt('.t , atv1 he to "Rcate, t he police will be asked to asa ance of the pOllce. tt flJ'UI,:~~h ~~H(;~ln\~:~ntg~t:g j~ ol'Vre:I~~ P~h'~ !'ltarll d to ('I ln\ ('I t It il' tn a t pnl'ment si t in turning them out 'to A f S r............................. ................. .................. ri I{:\ ~ ap'lnm(~nt~ 10 Ih l l'ty <t irt( ' rcnt fnmllles . Il e !1I0\l!"'l', li t' ·h " t'! Jn~cl m ,1o{1 th~ t il wt)uld F I told It nrce!-lJ:larV lIt' nl'('(' ~!'IlJ"\ [or 111 m to ('om ply with th e ' fo r him to (.'lu!:iC th p la ced in < . • th p t(' IH Tnllll hOI :f C' lu\..·. b ut It seems h . Jn1J····· .. .. ·· ····· .... · .. ··.. ···· .. ·.... ·· .. .............. ·.. ·· Th r law Is ::L p(·cullar onto In so m e rp · lmld nil attrntiol1 lv th e no tice', a s he , l J) ,." , ...... , sprcts. J n lxlstlng t (nC' mlllt h OUf;(:S th e _ I '. I OJ ,.) o wn e r m aY be p e rmitl eo to hav (! om' nnlt'd npaJ'tnwn ts to 11 fum Ill'S. Fasclc> .. ...... .... .. .. ..... .. .. ..... .. .. .. ...... ......... .. .. ........... . close t t o t' two famiJ1f>~R. Rut. tn. a n e- W ~\' 111 Ul' prOSt ('u tul f C)I' \ Jo lati on at t he ,. t en em ent ho usl' It I s II('('!-II'IUI') th.lt ther~ t'lwnwnt hnll"lt' l aw. • ........., be a. fH'parate clo8f"l fo r I a c h family, and /" ri g h t In lht.;lr own apartmen t , or cum . '- • .. ..... .. .... ... ............... .. ... ... .... .. .... ....... _ME MBE RS ~;~;.~.~ ........ . pa rtm (;n t . I rO~vt:vl' r. allY bu ild ing l ha t Is ,. th a t w o uld tlwn bf' have lhlrty . . j~N . ·. ···. ·. . . ;~·~. ·. ··· · ·. ··. . ··. ·. ···· was buildtng. .................... ........... ~" ...... ............... ~ "it, OR E he Cb I "t ~ra. ~I:bt"in I 'A ........... ..... -Or~n'tl'.lI o n ' add ltlriUnl loJu~:~et1 II nnx· th" l!!tl" ... ~~I:'(:lIl (txpens(I:i (;u bing memtor in~UAt.. DlOl'C'D! RrcO ullt ot '1'8 blTI' to('O;l, archltcct •. Io.:nt are la rgC', Ihou~b m had to be ellga sera and othby l'OltllltUch o.rd\loua wt)rkg~ und(lr PRY, It a Atr leel'!. To cloo n u 11.5 b(>(,11 dOD e! Ille! . : ce to the "hole th(· teDPD1(1nl'i t "n.ltlon~ crime which br.'::Y' tor the dis· tilllnta, but are not connned under Il rest'Dt \to,o.... prey upon lh to tbe tenettq,lJirel '.:eguter rneDlb:r community. To Th annual lubij('rI of the 8urlety "b • 'O('i.t)' nlllv h Plion of ~3 or o PAr I lUI O\'er ~M but ~."or.~nU'lIy trOIlt ,_""" I, • to lllem. ,tl)O ~rO"ing Olld Thos 10 to COD\lI!u~1 ODI:t. t o b(' changed in to a t e nem en t mu _t co me " . ' un<1('T th a l fI(·clion which compels th e 1. ·. · . ..... .. .. ... ....... . . . ... ............................ ... .. ... ()w nl'r to Ita\"(" fw}>u ratt! c losets for ea ch fa mil y. So tca.cln W RS told that he would 7 L lft BAD WATER, '£h N 'C is not the slightest dOll bl tba t the \\ <ller supply of Buffalo is in bad ~~Vnecet.o !t~m~:.I:,~ 'r~\~ ~X(>plll~rrl~n y,!~!~ \~; .......................................,...... ~ ..................... condll~ ul\ . The Health Depart me nt m u st cl.(), Hnd r'l0 us tht.rc co uld bp 11 0 say' lll at II" o.:'~,\·age 110m other· CI U CS mlsundt.rs t andlng ])r Gn-pnp Raw to It 8 lor-: ..,l' t ha t th ere was a n lLarlan Jntf'rpreter pres- .... .. ...... . ........... ~i _ . . .. . . ••• ...... • .... •• :.:..:..:... ...... . .... is 1,..:-; po nsl l>le for th(' bad wal~r we ('nt so Fasc10 coulll thlJl'oUghly understand ~ . .h fter a storm what was being tol d him. ..... , n E rI' E I~E'I "1~T JlOl'SE C·_\. SES . sO Iflf' lI mes ha ve e re a . On JRl1ual'Y 1s t las t thE' lease w('nt I nto whit·1t st Irs UI> o ur s b.ulo w lake to Ita th t 1l I d h nlth ('omm l ~~lolli'l' (~ r('('n(' todAY 1'('ot lh~ I~(~i~~ D:;art~~~t [('I ' I' ll \(1 ] l\s II"lC'1 A[t(H'U('~' ('OUHnrnrrfi It was round l hat FascIo had S(·'·C'll 111 0 1'(' ('/llil',," ttf :1i1t'j.!('ll \,Ju!ntlltu ,.. fI! 1 th fir I 11 f tit£' I f' l1t'I1\PIl I II('\I~I' luw. I'll Is lIIl1.li: (\io! n In· ItO ~oxth~n~~'rprl~E' officlals, ro ilf€~to m~l~e- ~~~o t~; bUlt~:~~. l~h~nre;o~t lJ hil\l~ t.IlI or :1;{ ( ·llJ-.l'h 111:11 hf'j""' U IHIt t uru I.Ill,· o r thp Health Inspt'ctOt' A IHo s tfl lNl that hlln ' l ~ (lr th l' 1J f... HI (:1 AUO"L·IIC' )'. (01' })1'(IJojI ' be- td tI tUte' f 11t 1 d ioca t t' d ('utIOli. Ill'. ( ; 1""'111' !'I1\,\':o1. thnt 1u' h c !; no t th!J'p~S "~~re ;~~e a~)ln~ \\t~n y :lI'kcl l'u..,1I1r 111 :lll,\' ('1 'I!('~(' l'l1!':P~ HUll th .ll This morning Dr, Gr£,pn(', con~d('rably e-1,,'11 OWII~l' h :UI hl:1 JI f:l" h'f'1l :11.11111(' t1ll11 ' Il~ In ct. nsf:'d n t Io'aS(.'l o's ac ti on Issu ed an wllit'h to lo mply ,,111l Ihl' l)rcni::i1f)uH o~ ClTd~r of cjc-c l1 o n. w hJch mUlne that In- 1:. w. side of tt n da)8 ,wry ta mily in the bulldfu~ v,111 have to \·;1.<,·:lt (,. And Fa.srln ..is r- bo ttom. Some day civilized Ii1a.n wB knuw f-'l lUUgh no t to allow great c:o m- munitic~ to sewer into Idtkes a~d ri which su pp ly olh e r C'om mW.Hles drink ing wate r. ProbalJly the Niui ~lI"tl. Fall!; will pndtlC1le: tbis me-nt iln d exprpss the hope tha come ~t . ,Ie lt knowledg. l �HO,)' ............................ .................................... O X THE TR .UI•. " W e propo"e to get at lhe \"101" tors from e" e l'Y sIde." saJd Dr. Greene-. " In t hl~ In~pe{'tlon nen rly e "et'y tenement In t he city will be vl"ited and report e.d upon. 11no nfter we get t hrough. thE'l e ought not to bE' 3ny ground for ('om .. platnt fOl' non-inforl'f'ment of the Inw. The Italian fam1l1es In t he United ~t:ltes Hot<;l. In lower Pearl SU·ee t. ",III hove to vacnte the p l'e-nllses bY next ~londa:r Other places also will ?e "acated and by thnt time. If tLte [an1l1t p~ hn ,'e not obtained othpl' homes. they ."ill bp prol'lded them. I under9tantl, by th€' Cha rity Organl:&lltion Sodety:' "r ~1f:i11 takp 'iP the mutte" of th~ :"nlte-ct Stntps HOleJ ill short ol'dp l·. saltl DhHl'i~t AltOl'ne,' Co~ wOl'th yeste)'do", aftfrnooll. "but 31'l' to tho t or the Lackawanna Hotel. I do not find t h at any l'flJOrt hn~ yPt bPf"n made to me; prcrbaol)' the Hf"~l1t!1 Depal·tfl1ent is I\ttending- to that. .. The DI:-: eri c t _\ Horney "':16 at that n10\lent looldng liP tlll' L.l w in the matter. and \\ h '? l1 his .attention waS ~ne('iflcaJly railed to the ca~c~ cf the t\\'o hotels. he al onC'P turn('d to see whnt details the l"epol"t.s made t(l him go,'e on those ":1~ef". AftE:'I' reading the rE'port of the \ ~ldtpd Htat('~ Hotel case on the lower ",I"'t1'1'3("(,. hia opinion was fonned immedi a tely ;)nd exprAssed in tern.s that left no doub~ but that tbe C!lse woulll be p\J~11ed at once. " Will thl • .,n.p or the Ullileu St,lte. Hdel be presented to the present g"anJ tNEW DISEASE, "TENEMENT f MAD" Buffalo's Suddenly Awakened Interest in the Condition of the Domiciles of the Poor So Dubbed by Facetious. I .................................................,.i:j ........... . ...................................................... .......................... .............................. '1ENANTS Of THE OLO U. S. HOTEL r MUST VACAlL I Health Commissione r Greene Won't Pe rm it Its Use as a Tenem ent, HEALTH COMMISSIONER'S ~ no Fourteen Policemen Wh o Spent a Day Prowling About For Dark Halls and Unsavory Odors to Subm it Reports to Dr. Greene. w n~ a~ked. '1' 0 J' R ESE ~ ' I' G R A~ D .I U II Y. think it is. thongh the law Is some · what nl)~(,1Jro.·· " .\s to the ot her cnses of violation of 'h(" tenem~nt hO l1~e law that have been hrou~ht to the DiRtrict A ttorney'~ a t. tEntion. he- snYIS thnt if the improve'01 nts ate not made w ithin a trw <.lays a{t~r tl· ~ owner. ar~ notified . p"osecu~n will he "ollllllPn('ed at_ o_n _ce_' _ ===1 fa~~:~es~~~I~sh~~:\ob~~~~":nou2~ O~n~lC~~ apartments In this building by J an. 17. be served on t h em lmmed - I ............................................;.... ~ .................j ~t~~~~e will l .......... .. .. .. ·· .. , On Illotion of Ald. Adam, the Board of Aldermen yestpt'day requested th e H ealt t to make a re por on tbe tenement hou~ e conditions in B uffalo. This was called (Of in view ot the r ecent llUbllclty gl l'en the ~ubJect through the cunt l'oversy between Dr. G reen e and the Charity Organization SOCiety. ............... ~~~ .. Ten c m~nt·hou5e mad:' is the namp' to Buffalo's a wak ened in ~ terrst in the alleged rampn nt ,Iolation of the te nement-house an~l sanitary law~, n hich has excited unprecedented qu.., t for information concerning the conditions exl!;ting in the poorer dl.tricts of the city. In~tead of being crippled with ins uf· fkient lnspectors to enforce the In w, the Health Deportment is now being a .. l·ted by the Police Deparlmel1t. and the question I. raised jocularly. whether all the city e mploye,,; will not be ro uted 011t of their ",arm berths to s hiver i n the collI. unhubitabl e tPnements a ll t('lur~ ot ins-per·tion . T he offl cin Is at th e' l 'h:t l'ity 01'ganlza tlon Society ai!'o hnxe l·on~tltuted themselves a corps of in~ lipectors and it is safe to ea. \' that Buf{:llo I1P\"er befo re pnjoyed s uch an jn ~ t ~rr ... t in t he te-nemellt.house problem . "KeE' p it u p untiJ there does not ex!F;t a s ingle viola tion of the law." i~ the slogan tinder which Health Com· rnlsslonel' \Yalter D. Greene is worklng. l:!lde~ o rdpr~ from Superin tendpnt of Pohce Bull. fourteen ~pecfat patrolmen W('re a ddl'!d to the Health Dep:lrl1nen t'R two tnspeC'lOI'!'J to invade the slums yes. terday. Thesp ""ere in,..;tructed to VlFiil every tenement in the- 1st and 2d wards. lind to reporl in detan on any "Iolation of the "n nitar y regulntions. n STn UC'l' I OXS 'r o POLI C E . gIven He, e ,s wlMl ···············································.I1h%rfO~~~~~~ ~~c~~~:;;dg;~~ ~~~I~~v~~~! was reported by William A. Do",*, Italian .. ..... ...................... 1.11 Polish ... .. ... .... ................ . Anlf'rica.n .... ...... ......... .. ... . German .... ..... .......... " .. .. Irish .......... ............. " ..... . Russian .J ews ... ................. . Canadlans . .. ...... ... ... ....... • Other fa milies whose natlonalUr ... corded as Arabian. Syrian. A·.r: French. Scotch. Hollander and Hur..are distributed In the tenemtnt dr,c..1 ot Butralo. N O~.e~:f. ::::I~~ aC~:r~ 1( ................ . capital. ~ ca ,_ ....... .. ................ .... ... ................. ................. no -O·/E·A·TH···R·A·TE····' SOCIETY W~~W f IS VE R Y L 0 lA, ~ ..... HELP THEM I 5ulJiWA~d ~~m~!~5~~n~~nt~e ~:: nual report of the Department of • Health. It shows that the death rale .... .... ... ......... .......... .... ........ ............. ..... ..... . In 1902 was 13.67 pe,' 1.000 against 23.47 =~ In 1891. The mOI·tallt)' from certain contagiOUS diseases was much less last D. ypar than in 1901. d th f"o m an La~t yea r only fourtee n ea s tenerpent. al a moetlng or tlte Cha ity choler.a Infant um were repor ted. This Oragniz"t1on Society which is b~ Is thp lowest number since 1881. In held at 4 o'clo"k tomot't'OIY a.rternoo~ 1302 there were thirteen deaths t rom In ~llG ~1'Jlllal parlors or \h~ Genc~ea .carlet fe v er. compared to forty-five Hotel. (l llIeetll'lg Is to b& devol';" to In 1901. The repo rt s ho"', that last tne t'ltet'lf stun of the varlo"~ I,ho.s""'c-. 0 year:;7 326 persons we re vaccInated. In th t h w.:J '"' rpg'ard to the dri nki ng water, D r. Greene urges t he neN'.sity oC filter bed. [ e "'!lomen! o4}!e fr6bl tms. ___ _________ at th mou th of the Intake pler~. t! ."". .~-- · ·· ·"LMy SAID B m 19f1/i m~~t ~~:;~~t~~~;~t~:;r('rowd l ng . . . .lIIu• • •IIi...__...._____ ttnement·house families In Buffalo ~ onb............................................................. oC tene· To 8("e that l'pfuf:e W3!:' not kept In. doors. A 11 other ("ondltlon~ pertainin g t l) FanltR.t1ol1 were <11.0 Included In the ('alegO r y. ~a w wlll bebr"\\o'ugh811tt tth(>Din:-G~e{'tor~ 0 r. reE'ne todny. T h" rp. I'ort~ :lrp to te mad. s p~oific "nl! not gp~~ral. gldng. th~ nu mber of the .tr~. t ;~p'~r~ .a~h nolatlon Wll~ ro und. On tr e R.I. hOC thl,. SUIt.> agaln.,t the ent- ouse owners Ar e prollll"Cd. II! }l4, " and people lnteresled In lhe building, crowded an d un"",lIarr' atlempt on the part of certain which Is at 20 lower Pearl street. a n ment hou""s. the Charity Organllr pportuntty to show cause why the ten- ~uclety will go fart her bond Rep bllcan newspapers to drag Dls- ants should not be obliged to move out. deavor to make lh. apartments u, ti t Att C " Iy fireproof a. po,lIIble. r c orney oatsworth Into ,he It Is claimed the building does not comThe State law re<julres that .. te nement-house matter Is typical at ply with many of the tenement house aparonents be whltewlshed It: the sort of "poUtics" which animates law specifications. year. This law has been dl!"".: their actions. The matter is really aIle The United States Hotel, once a land- In a mast con,.mptlble manner::. talo. but IC :.Jr. Almy Rnd hI> with which the District Attome)', who mark, was delivered recently Into the otfS can better conditions they 1' . • hands of Mr. Davidson. as receiver In has just assumed ollice, has had littlc mortgage foreclosure proc~edlngR. He 90 within a short time. "I can only ttay tha t Dr. G...• J to do as yet. sold lhe furniture and leased the build- making a splendid fight for lb. The Charity Organization recently lng to Charles Fascl0 of 153 Canal ment ot tenement hous"." ... t street. The lease took effect Jan. 1st. Al my th l, morning. "The ChlJltJ • took 1t upon I tsel! to accuse the IlJ:!IJ!1t Fascio turned the place Into a' te"emen t g> nlzatlon Society will leave th.... tt Co~ner w'llh dilatoriness in com- house and had 15 families In the bulld.~t1reIY In the hards of Dr GII<O!I' pelling the strict observance of the ten~ - lng on Jan. 2. Additional tenants have tho next few mont.b..ta." arrived at the rat e of about one family '~The plumbing work I. «OI!I 1 l11f:'l1t house regulations, and furnished a day since then. splendidly." said Mr. Almy :hII t ' him vdlh a list _. buildings where. it It Is beli eved the bull ding Is overnoon. "Dr. Greene'B IlU!pecl" '~ was claimed, the law had not bE'en caIll- crowded and Is In an unsan i tary condl~ work ing hard and much 1mP~ tlon for a tenement. In some Instances bas already been sbmrn. Tbt. pHed wilh. Dr. Greene showed that famllles of tour or five people Ilve In kopf tenement In Canal Sir III· many of lhose pla cc~ had been ,"Islt~d a couple of rooms. It Is alleged. 10 lhe Remington )lIsslon. ~ II!! ~ Upon an lnspe('tion of the bulldlng paired and the plumbing I. bllti by h is inspector, and orders giYen for made the fore part of this month 8trueted. "t'.-. ~ Immediate compliance with the sta- being it was cOlldemned as a tenement but "Among the Poles, con w\l:'4 • tutes. The others were being attendej nevertheless ~ tamilies have continued Al my 'Ithe average "'age! ~f Ii&L to as rapidly as the work could be do"e to move In . Dr. Greene this morning IfamllY per week. after d";u.~.• Camilles who!e wages were ~~ , by the Single inspector at the Commls- said: "As It Is winter I have given the ten- talned. Is $8.66. The total ""til!! sioner's service. ants ten days. as long as po~siblp, to rent or apa rtments per month ~ .~~ It '" 11 be time enough for the District move out. They must get out, though. and tbe average rent Attorney to take further action In the If they don't obey the notice to move per montb. after dedufthn~;; DO(" pollee will be called upon to oust ment •• the rent of .h c dlCllll ~I' matter when Informed that the Health the them." certalned. Is $3.46. Whl1h IDcoMd" Commissioner is negligent of his duty Fearing that some of the tenants the p oles, while earn nt 1'''''''1'1 According to our Information, Dr . might suffer hardship If removed by highe r wages, pay a ~~Cge p'rff!1~ rll Greene's course has called for no 'n .. the pollee. Dr. Greene this morning month. Tbe ave rage wrote a letter to Frederick Almy of the the Itallnn family I, b~~.~r ;;. terference on the part or the District Charity Organization Society. asking In all the Itallan .par art bUI bt Attorney, although the latter Is per .. him to assist these people who must houses In Butralo there leave their homes. nigh t ,,'atchmon JD tbe . r ec t1 y rlg'l. . It h h I w en e ends the weigln "This case Is among those referred to the pollee depareme"\'" If of his authority to that of the }Iealtn the DI~t A ttornei! but the sta te ot ,. ements. A law Is be ng Eo ~!1 Commissioner, and tells the owners that affairs Is so bad the ealth D~partm~nt the Charity Orgs"lz.tlO~lon r:o> the mandates of the latter must be com .. had to act Independently." said Dr. will a trord better prrt~lf'Il'" ,j; I Greene. "Fascia was pxpll<'iUy told he etc., to the tenemen .. pIled with . mu.t not rent the place tllI th e r equlre- th e ~..... ___ The District A ltorney's omce and the mp.nts of the TenenrPnt HouRe law ............ · Health Department seem to be On exce.- ~;;~~e~~~it~!;d with. lIe was willfully .............................. - Itt en erms, nor is either one. neglecting ;;;;:~~====~~ Its duties. 50 far as 'Ye have been abl d to determine; the effort to create ~\ t .. h ronz, ........... · J· ! ,· .................... . .. .. .... ... . . ..... . ..................................... con r ary oprnlOn s ould dese,.,'edly fall; • ./ It Is s ce.r;:Cly w orth serious attention. U I~ The tenement house law will be enfO:: _ ........... .. ..... .. .. ........ ... .... .. ... ..... . .... ..... . To employ their lungs prodigiously 8ta~nnnt atmOc:-pherp and l:1ck or yerF~i1:r;~~l~'ut in~anitary plumbing. fOL' Number ",or tene-ml"nts not ?;hitP In POli sh district. none; anrl!. It:; tenement apartment In Butfaio, $tj:l;,:. centage of umanltary aparlmtntl,.( Here Is a table of the nation' A N .4.DORT I VE ATTE,IPT. Ih~ Improvised inspec- ed. and without Ihe malting of poUt! If ~Or~~~E~~~:.§rW~:o~F~~~y~;'"umclent Sta tlstlc. supplied by lIr Aim," ~ gird to tenement house matteN twice a year In Hallan d1SlrlC't G~re e t 0 day Health co~mt 5f5!ODer _ -_ took hI'S in step towtfttt strenuous enforcement or t he Stale tene-men t law. He se.rved notice on Attorney J. C. Dudley. appearIng tor George G. Davidson, receiver of the old United States Hotel property. that the hotel m ust be vacated within ten days. I'om .. ............................... ...... ......... .... ........ ALDERMEN WANT TO KNOW ABOUT TENEMENT HOUSES ON OVERCROWDED AND SANITARY TENEMENT GOl! ON UNINTERRUPTEDLY 0 THE DELIGHT OF THE e. O.I, DIRECTOR-GENERAL DECLARES BUILDING IS UNSANITARY. Charjty Organizat ion Society Asked to Assist Any of th e f.Jt will bf' presented to the pl'e!":Fnt DEARTH OF Tenants W ho May NOW "ralld ju ry." said :\1 r. Contsworth. "IC 11 I find that lhat is th~ p roper methni\ or INSPECTORS Suffer Hardshi p. J)l'OCeduft:' in !.he fi rst In<::lan<.:e. a 11<1 1 ~t1ry?" -.. I .----.,l U I Aim)' Freder r Ch,,'rl;Y orr'''' urer of I~helast night etta' ~ I ciet:~reP~ to ~y 'fhat actl°f~tk:.-1 prei-townrd rarJnf·· ,,-._~ would take I-tmll'"~ oo<>n t I)" nnhan id rDlted ~'al" (rom, th; °rl Strt'~ .II~ ' No. • ' pa a,o )Cr. "lIn{ • Some time "ould . . . tlat sori(etfin ll'nemeaU PI ~ ro tan . uDl'l' "c","n:. JIt'.- �IlI tJ .. .. .. · ·-_::-=_---_______ t .. ................................................................. ............... ... .. .. .. ........................ . .............................. ............................................................... ~~ , -.-------... .,. . - .... ,.................................................., .......... OWNERS NSUMPTI olL~LA;;:;".::;,:N;~;; ;~~~~;::'20AITAL IAN TENEMENT TO BE PROSECUTED. :.'.:';~:: l:dt~:~n~:~a':~I~,~~~ ~~dth~k;~~~~: f MILIES TO BE EVI" TED STILL IN THE LEAD LJ~a rs datc or J l1 l1u ll ry 'l'1l<' II1cssage 6, l~'l;l, a nd one parag'l'a ph of It r eads : In (,OUll E'C110 U with thl:' Hamburg ('o nal nul!';\tl('I:'. 1 n~!lorted I n my m('~!;nA(1 n Y('Q r .~o , hat "oudlttons .~18t1llg ~kintwr to h.olth ,hau was IIlld mOllnt'O the- H unb urg {'onnl. 1 urged the nerch slty o[ pro"urlng Ih. passog,' ot a law .nubllng the tlty to Im rdl1lS(, th is (.·ann l tro m lhe slale', lo the l~nd that thl:' n uif'oncc might be abnted. body r rrOl'ded its('lt in fa\'or or tbt' rn8l'tWc!1l of SUdl n Inw nnd Q. bill wn~ drafted nnt! S('llt to tbl! L£'giRlalur(' (.hell ill 5cs~lon at Albany llUl'lng th(' pr('58 ot pub- h' hUl5lness in !ht.· l'loslng dolo'S or tb~ I L egls- laturc, the Clark nn d Skinner ('ana l Duibnncc abatE'm('nt Nil wn~ o\'rrlooked. with the rc suit that It "died in ('omUlit te e." li ow(\ \' f'r, !jlnl'p thnt tIme tb,.. HC'nlth COlUmiJ:isionl'r has [orclDlIy and officially doe larl'd th e Clark aDd SkinnC'r c:\1l~1 to be n nult:-tln('('. and has rel'ODlIt!t'J:ded 10 yOUl' honorable body iU~ imtUodioJtC nt!8h:ruent. This nrtlon on tbr part ot t t the n(\~r the IIe~1th ('01 ' l'r prov(>s ('out.'lu~I,'cl y The monlhlr repor 0 1IIIir. - lh£' n('{'(':<s l)' of Illy torcH.'1" l'N oJ1llnendatio n. mew.t. pt Health for December c me .. from the hARds ot the printers ),pc;oterhut at th .... ftr~t nle~Ung of Ul e n ew TOTAL DEATHS FOR MONTH WERE 503 dol' and con tains ,011le statlstll's that mol' prore ot Interest. It shows that thp tolal deaths to r December w e re 503. as agoln.t 446 In the corresponding mon th ot 1901. o[ Ihe"" for t y-sl" w e re due to pulmonary consumption, t welve to diphtheria and fourteen to typhoid Lalit! Ilourd In Albany day b efore yestcnlay ,t was ,lIs"O\'erect [hat th e o ld Land no.,:,l. at its l;lst meeting. on Dpl'l',nbe,' 31, 190~. tOrlllally abandoned th e 1'1.11 k .1Ild Skin',et' ('unal. A. explained b~~ \. 'o:nlltrOUt;~r :\ltlh r: • "The canal wos aballdQul'd b(,"RU5f" il was d,'''""'' tHer. Twenty-fin" deaths are ascribe d a UlCU.lc:e to be-alth," be snid The Board of to cancer In its various f orms while Jh:olltlJ hil" l·OIH.l<:IUIh'J it. Thp Uutra.io Cold apopl exy carrl~d ott t w enty-three, l ead- Stor..;. e COL1Paj.l~· daimod It wa::> n d~ trimt:D L Ing among !b~ !l~!,\'ouc;: d!seaEes result- to Us business. 1'h(' l'oDlpnny W:l.S rt'pT"sented ing fatally. Yalvular dlsea~ head:;: the bf'ro:-~ the bClllrd by Attornc), ~. W. Norton list among the deaths resulting fr om of l1ctrolo,' "llo{'~ the ~bandonmpnt or tbe ('a nal Jnsure tbe nl.Jatt.:meu{ of the- nulsaDce'" was Dskcd . . :"0. but our DetloD pULe tb e c8DI;ll lu a pot;ltlou wher(\ the nulSDlltO <'tID be abated. Tbe ~,rOI)frty hi IlOW under the c..·oDtro l or the Laud UCRI'll. "hkb l'aD selJ It, 00 the und er.~ tandlng that its new owner will abate the nUisance." atrection of the hea rt. Slxty·three deaths are charged up against [be variot'6 forms ot pneumunia. while Rsthuu\ carrioo. oft t w enty. The digestive appara tus of t he people ot Bu~.lo appenrs to be In fairly good condition. as only thirty-six dea ths are ~ hargt!d to indigestion. Thirty-five dee ths l\"E'~e due to yjolenre. accidenral and o lbenri~. Tl.1o!'e from sulc lde number!!! eight. HTIYITY STAT I ST I CS . Of the persons whose deaths are r ePOrted, 1I! were n Rti,'es Qf BufTalo : tlUy-elght o[ other part. of th e United States. forly-three or German}' eighteen ot Ireland. cleven of Canada: 1\<0 01 Scotland. ~Ieven of Poland and elenn of othpr toreign (:ounlrie!'. The mOl1allly [rom communicable d~~eases by warrls W3S 8S toll a\\'8 : First, ~;Second. 6: Third. 9: F vullh. 10: F ifth. -;: Slxt~. 8. Se\'enth. 23: Eighth, 11: " ,?th. 23 Tenth. 15: Ele.-enth. 26: I3'~elflh.13: Thirteen th. 18: F ourteenth . Fllteenth. 26: Sixteen ' h, 14 : Seven ~ ;~:nl~;..~\Eih~hteenth . 3 : Kl neteenth, T' n 18 ; Twenty-first II' ,et. \\"enty.a~ond, !!3 : Twe nty- thl;d' T~~~ntY- fOurth . 46 ; Twe ntY- firth ~4 Thus it "1·pNtrs th'" pri,ate e nterlhe loca l memb rs c.f the Leg-islature h a d failed . ~! 'YOI' Knlsht ha,l r ecommend ed lhat th,' "Ity procure leglsiation ena bling it to buy the canal from th e State, and tlut bondR UP Is~ued to bUI ld sew PI'S to dratn the terri lory which :IO W empties .,." ho moved in before the tnk n by the Land Doard provlrled a buye r ra n be foand for the canal. But ,\In any party, save t.he Cit)..', care to bid in Ule CirCUJ11s{anrt.",' ol~.~~ wr~e 2;5 maniages. all but one cn!l~ t~!S bet l\ ee.n white&. In the odd ('om nll ssio n ~ r o-m .. · . -_.-........ ;,.. .. . waH aware or the fa c t. Since that time 4 se\·era} mor e families hav e moved in. _ ...................... .......... ........ .. ... ....... ... .. .. This n,ol'ning the comissioner iSSllf:j .... - . .... An orde'· of ejectment an d Fascio ",!II h e ~iIII• • • •" prose('uted for willful " iolatlon or the ... w . . ...... . · · •• • • • .. ••• • tenem ent law. for whic h a p enalty.,/l ~-. " .... $200 may b e Imposed. / I = , u , ...................... ............................................. . The:. - .... ... ........ ,[ornan U'hJtp~nn ~ as a negro ~n d lhe ~· .............. r .. ·,·.. ·...................................... . t y. This will not b e neces - ...;al'Y under t he action I": ~r w~lc~ri~! ~or Dece mber " '';re '650, groes. ":r~ whit e a nd three ne but no tl'lple~s~ere six pairs o! tWin9, v I prb~ .UC'l'l tI .. ,1 \\h~re Into the ro nllt. H eaith Q.ommiseion er Green.. yellterda y recelvect it Mil Afi6Fney Carlton H. L add of the Charity Organization Soci e ty a complaint against eight tenem e n t houses which, it is alleged, are u s ed for immo~al purposes by tenant •. H e referred the complaint to District PROSECUTION HAS STARTED Attorn ey Coatsworth. Mr. Coatsworth suggested the case ought to be ha.ndl£d 'by th e Corporation Counsel, because (; H\ HLES FAS C IO I S S .U D T O DE th e statu t es provide If tenementl! are u sed for immoral purpose/! clv!! sUits HE~I'O " S l nLE "'O R RE " TIXG m ay be hrollght against the owners of th e property to deprive them of their HOO " S ' V I T H O \; T CO~It enants. PI , \ ' I XG W I T H L!\1V. Dr. Greene th e r e upon took the case. to Corporation Counsel Feldman. Mr. F e ldman was in doubt as to whether he H palJ h Commissioner Gl;jIiIOe is ab o ut or Mr. Coatsworth should prosecute e said he wo uld confer wIlh the Di.~ to e "l et some 20 families from t he H trlct Attorne-y about the cases l nit d States Hotel at No. 20 Low e~ The CharIty Organization S~ciety 18 T e rra('o a nd where t h ey will seek shelt- receiving a number ot letters In regard to th e various tenement hou ses in the er Is a sC"lou~ question. The building elly. One of the most pathetic comea ha s bpen condensed and In the cour •• from a house which now bears a scarlet t e ver placard posted by the He&ltb of ton days It v.-III be razed to the D epartment. The latter reads In palt g round. The situation has bec ome as follows: su r h that the commissioner has a d "Will you Jllease- act betore It I. t oo a letter to Frederick Almy .Jf late, .... one c h!!d died yesterday and the Charity OrgaQ,1zatio n Society, set- another child Is stricken today with the ting form the [a ~ts i n the mattc r a nd same disease. We h a ve the great ...t confiden ce in your work to see that the a ~kln g for assif'tan c C'. This nlorning W8.S the return day on a la w is obeyed. The closets are & disnotiC'P to Kho,,- {'a u ~e wh y the hote l grace t o cl v!llzation. They are combuilding should not be lorn down as a p osed or holes dug in the ground, with lluiRancp. Attorney J . C. Dudley ap- no drainage or any s ort. The plumbinc J'pared beforp th e commissioner in the ot the two sinks of the house i. the old interesl " of George G. D a " idso n, who style, with no vents of ' any sort. The Wa.R recent1y appointpcl recei\,pr ot the p erso n who owns lhe house lives next r pntR and profits of the bu!lding in a door. You wJlI also please see t11.e celIaI'. wh'loh is not fit for UBP, 9.S it i. al_ f oreclosure a c tion . ways wet and has no vent!lation. We Th e- result of t h e confer ence this see that you are t aking a kindly Interrnorning " 'as tha t the commissioner in- est In the poor of Buffalo, for which we form ed )f r. Dudley that the bulldint;' h eartily thank you. " nlu~t be vacated ~ ithin ten days. If at This letter has b een reterred to Dr. 'th e pnrl oC t h a.t ~im~ ~he bU, Ilding is no t Green e. who has promised to take , acat.ed the poi~cr WIll be ~alled up on prompt and ertective action. Another t o e\, lct all fam,lles sti li hvtng there. letter calls a lten tion to an Italian teneLast monih the building was I ~ased ment where 12 or 14 familles are using b y Charles Fas~lo of No . 153 Can'll one closet. and wh er e there are dar~ Strcet and h e started to convert the bedrooms and over-crowding. A third' building into a tenement house. but refers to the us e for tenement PUTposes was told at th e time that before h e con trary to th e law. ot a hotel. Ai~ could do so hp must comply \\'Ith the h ave been r ef err ed to the Health D;;.3 pl'o"isions of the tp nem ent h o us e law. partment and Dr. Greene has promised "," Ithout attempting to put In any motc to zntorce th e law. c10spts 01' comply w ith any of the t e np- __ -:11,,..nt la,,'S Faf:cio l'e-uted t h e prenltRI:!9 on the first of th e month to 15 famille. . ... .. .. .... .. .... ... .. .. ....... ... . I In D,cordaDl'. " lt b my n'rommpudatlou. your hOl~ornblf' Char ity Organ izat io n Society Complai ns Eight of The m Have Im moral Ten ants. ~ RA ZING OF THE UNITED STATES HOTEL PRESENTS A SERIOUS SITUATION. thl' ('lark nn d ('.ulol mndp It ns greu l . if not a grca t - ",. nulea no. Forty. SIX Buffalonians Died from Tuberculosis of the Lungs During December of Last Year. III .... . ····. ···. . ···JAN···0. ·· . :····(\3' .. ···· .. ········.. ~~ ~ ~ F l'om ... .. ........... ... ..'. .~ . ! ............. ....... ... .. ............................................. ............................ :......... .. .2 ... . .. ........1 WJfflK OF THE STATE HEALTH DEPART MENT. Of A nnu a l ('o n (e-r e ne e " Sanlt n ry O ffi cer8 ll.1a d e o .. .... , .. .......... ......, .......... .... ................. .. P ~ E RS OF INT EREST ~rr 'BeftOI Dr3 Glerl1n~§rif': (hili' llliffiir~ a ll IBcluo lJ nc~ " on 75 ijllllilitll • alttn SDer @ef unbQeiiS • (iom!JlirrCi~ @mne f)at, luie geftern bet1dj!d, nun . ~ ~IR. AL:{·y··;·s· · ..P··R···O··T···E··g··T··.· ·· .. · .... ·.. The sta te department of heaith to-d a y They Wi ll be Read at Tuesday's Olldj bie olte lBaraele con £aelaroanna issuc::d the following statement, re vi~wing ,potd, 910. 62 - 64 W1ai n @5tr. ag tor Burt.1 C th e work of the year: Meeti ng of th e Ch arity Organi~e[tl)iil)l~ conbemnit! unb geftern bem a ace to 0 ourle r-May I ha ve- brief f th t t' Courfe~0\~6It against the head JIn es in "The worlt of tte deparlment or e lBe[i\}er, 30l)n ~. %rioble, Dis Qeute '''fhe Charlt 0 8 morning? You say that pas t year b as shown a remarkable 111zati on Society. know Wheller ffanlOaUon Soclely doe:-:n't crea~e. and th e wi£uom of holding annual 3eit gegeben, @riinbe an5u geben, IDes· Ed tenement r w " take care ot evict. th eager'" that t~rnl1l es ; that it Is "not so conferences of sanitary officer s of e l)olo bas nid)t ge[ el)el)en foIL i>m and much m e secre tary doe~n't kn ow' ~tate Is cvirlenced by th e fact that the A pnblic meeti ng of th e Oh nr ity Or- %ribDle [te!Ite fiel) benn auel) l)ellte lIlor. nlghl r(ster~~~.a~lrl~rl~rte dtype. At mid: dlfferent municipalities of th e state g'ani zlltion Society of Bu ffa lo wi ll be mittag in ber Office bes SDr. @reene room lor the nl ht a gOne to m y lth YOur reporter w h~ , I was called u p by through tlu-:r local boa rds of hea a rc h e ld in thp Cuiouill i p n l'l o rs of the Geneart!~ le i n the E aSlked me t o ans~·er an taki ng :l. InOI c ... ctl\'(~ hlt(,re~L in th e subein unb mael)te allerl)anb Q(usreben see IIote l to mor row nftcrnoon nt 4 lltn. He said t"QU rer Whi ch I had not jed of ~anituttOJ .. many o( the munl cipalBtatea Hote:l a';d relf,er red t o th e Unlt f'd Illes having pl'O\·hlct! public supplies ('It o·c lock. Supt. Emerson of t he cle part- unb !l1erfpted)ungen, luelel)en b.er @t. G~ e had ~...rttte told him tha t Dr. potable ,\\alo', [0 11 a \,,, cd by sys tems of ment of puhlic instruc tion find Dr. D e- funbl)eits • ~ommi~Cir. a~et fe~ne lBe:, t~cJety WOuld n me or It. asking r sew(;;rag.::. di~pOl:ml. r!Unllles. and that ~oo~ out for evicted ··A & the bureul1 at vital stati!; tics Is D.n Lancey Hochcste r will rcad paper s. ~Ir. ad)tung fd)enfte, tuell flc tl)m md)! auWOUld do so prompt! adyEi~ld that w e Important branch vf the depart m e nt, it Em e rson's subject w~ll be "EJucutl~ n i cerlCiffig erfd)ienen. (lthlnf turlKe' our r epo rter Is gratifying- to state th at Our reco rds of and I r as to whal we blrtht:l, m a.rrlag~~ and d eaths 3.!i received find P oyc rty," and Dr. lloche" t:;r WIll SDr. @wne ~a6 S!:ribDle bann ~l1m speuk on .. IIn;icne and P ov. e r ty .. inly Sle!a d I did not kn ow. I from the local registrars are s howing .1ee Erehend how an py. but I cannot com. deled Imr,l'o\'C'ml"nt. tho illtormaticlil aS Ked Thc ,'c w ill be a genera l d ISCUSSIOn of lBefel)eibe, er Ijulie if)m cod)er mtfg • ~~~ to Such hiaJ11il1underelandl ng COuld for On our ul anks being inte llh;ently r e- the pnpers nfter t hcy hnve been r en.d . t~eilt, bOB in ber 18araele. c.on £ada. t a tnornlng I nes as You display conlpt\ -and th e l'~co rd s pl'ompLly for,;~ay's EnQU lre/~td ~~JchartlcJe in YES: ",nrtled tu the department tor permanent Dr. I da C . B entler nnd II~~­ IDa nna ~otel nur 25 \Jamthen IDoQn. faml[i Il refers lo some l yo ur r epo rt er bUng. s i~ Grc.ent l will lend Uris lSCU SSI011. I ten ~rlunbigungen ()aben abel' ergtUnl es Who ar e to b e wen l y Italla ll "During the yen r th e agen l s of i:he deR egnrding lis m eeting, the o m cer~. o( lit ~dtgtale! Hotel V.~ l ehlc\ed trom the partm ent have collected num e rous samples the society h" "e is"ucd the f ollo\\ lUg be;, bO B bot! 7.5 tramiIien 3ufalllmt~ lllent Is year has' b c s nce J anuary of illuminating 011, \\'hlch have been t~l1ll0VEdhiouse Contrary et~n ~hsed as a tene- ed by the chemist or lhf' department to I.loti{'(' : I gepferel)! le6en, 1m @ana en 37~ q1etf~­ can n only lwo Or th e law. T hey d ete rmine wh e ther 01' not. the oil is up "From its formati on 25 Yl"'ftl"S. flgo thl.:; I ite1I, 0!fo cier mal mel)r, als ble (ltlnteta. P~~b~bl~t~~ back t~e~~e~~8 o~50' ~~~ to the stanc1ard r f'qulred by law , the I'C~o(' it,tv hos ellll)hnsized pre,·entn·e c.h~­ I non3 erfau6t. 3um @5djlu~, befa~l ~e~~a;!~'h AI! t ~~~[iebSr elthout ~ E>(>d T~c~~tg:y~l1e exa.minatIons being very satity r:{tb CT thnn relief. It h.nM ren hz. ' SDr. @reene biefem "l:la~blor~ , bafUt !.Cents t cau aVe gIven Inst' reene, h ow_ "\\' hlle mFlny e-xnmlnations of samples place-a toO b at this Placructtons to our of [000 (\nd d rugs ha.\·e been made. the for ill ~ tnnce, thnt city p{1UCSlttOIl und cit y Itrvlces are vacated In ord~ at"d at other fu ndR avaflahle a r e not of su th clent anlount sanitation ('nn do more to l C'~!ie-n pnul~er­ au for gen baB bas @efJaub.e It1ner~al) e needed. Re~~e Crtt UI), °1 see It Our to Vrarranl the depurtm'enl exlendll1g this ism Ihnn wh:tt iN uRun lly culled ch untr, aeI)n ~ag~n leer if! unb feme 18eIDo~. B.".. -...0, N. Y J FRi:l' ERIC.i r .... '1(.. mm,t Im portan t brnncn Qf HS work. f or elisc-ose nlld i~nornn ('c r RuH,e rotH'h net ausge~oqcn finb, IDibriAc.t.'foUs bal ., B.nual)' 8, l.9Q) "Vnl ualol'! work has b :.:n done In lh e "I.trlbutlon or diphtheria an utoX ln o of th e po-rertr wh ic h I~ eerls uJ(l. All @eliCiube mit @elualf au!!geraumt Uate ins titutlltns and throug,h local healt 1WhQ nrc illtt.~l'l"<Sted in t1nA most Importotflcers to tamIlies or indigeot p ersons ha. unt "ubj,,,,t nre. urged t,:> att?Dld. k :~he ben lvii.:.rb:.:e.:.._ _.....~_ _ ....rL. '1 19 cases o r dlphtheria," m eetin g \\; 11 .adJourn lit .,.30 0.0 OC . ---.lZ lU Il Uifc 8t .. . ....... - 71 �. -.... ..... ....................)1Lv&.......... ····· ······ .~.. ........... ...~....... LQ... ::: .. ·)·l··Q.. ·· -- r--------------- \1.11'('11 - --- lo! .. l1llllth ~-~ ( ',llnllll t( :o;lfllh' r (;I'~It'1 II illoIlIH't' ti t iI.1 t "( I' tilt; 111' :.. : t 11111' shit'!' '1"mt1 f ll l1 lIot n i n.l dl' .. hOlll'lt, III 1:11 11nl(l )UI." \I 1Ii1 1'1' 11111I'JI lit 1111' (111' s llInlll'(}X Pathetic Plea Story . of Buffalo Tenement Horror. Hl'] Lhnrll)' O"g,ull<atlon S"" i<'I~' gent till' CoIIO\\'lllg "ta te mt llt to The EnflUlH'!' Loday: ''''rill'! ("harlly Ol'g'lnfzotlon Sc·('!p ty I~ 1', \(,p h ' lng n nUl"'lber of It'tfPrfl i n l'eg:tnl to th e variou~ t~I11: tne nt hOU ~"9 in t hn r it y. One of thp mD.'~t )"l3 t he-tie cOll\e~ r1'0!11 a hOUfl P ' which n~lW bp\L'S i1 ~ca l · h·t t'P \'(,1' p l:lC:1.1 ci po!rt Pr] by th" He'llth Dpp.arlI1H'nt. Tnfl lettt"'I' re.\lh· In pan its t'o llow~: ' Yill yo u pl(,:1se :\rt before it is t r'ro l,lt,\' a~ on p phild dl f'(l V("~tcI'l1ay 'Hid :ltlothpr (.~!Jlld is s tl'kkl'll t() l l'\~' with t1l"~ ~aUh' ut ~a ~p . ~" e hn.\·c the g1"l~t·test conftdt'ncp lit you r w~wk 111 9€'e t hat titEl la w l~ u bt'Yf"d. T 1 hp ('lo:wt~ .)I·e n ri l~grnce to ci't"jJixntion. ~l'lt~y a r' ('ompoBc, l o t' ho l~ dug i n the grouud. wJl ll no dr,tln:1.U"l' of any MO"l. 'rh~ pltlll1bing- o f t he t\\? Ril1k~ <J( l h~ hOllRP i~ tl1(' o ld f' tyh'. wil h no v"'nt s ( I f nny S(;I't. 'l'ht=> Pt"I~O!l ..".ho 0.\\ n~ thl' hou~~ Iln" o;; uc>xt do(w. You wil l u l~o I> It~u n~ f: f'e tile 1'( 11.11. Wh ir)) J~ no t :1t (or uSt" as it Is .11\\ 'lYS Wf't n nd 11ft!'! '10 \·~· IHj)ntlt)Jl. "rp f'f'C thdt YO H an l:tlnng :\ IdnuIy ' nt e l"e ~"l In th e 'IlOOl' uf Bu N'a ln, fo l' whJtoh WE' hts:lt"lily thank yo u. It !HlS be 'n l'l-fl' U'C'd to D.' . ..Jlrc·l'fW' whll h {lfl pr(}n.I~<.l to tnkp pro mpt ~n.'\ ~np('tl\'(' action. AJlothE'r <'~ t(lnlio n to an ltnlhU1 t r n f' IlIPl1l "Iler~ \ \ (> \'t;! or [aurtC" "1 tnll1 illt>f; nt'!' u ~ l l1g CliP c lO!'ll'l. •1l1ri wlw l'p I' '';' THE OLD LACKAWANNA HOTEL. d /lrk bnd L'oalll~ and o\" (,!·(·l'o wdlllg. .\ lh ir d 1'('(1 rH to th£' u~(' fa t' \~p~\:n ~;It P l1l·pOSt·~. COl"ltl':tlY to thp Inw. of a IlcJtl'1. ~\ 11 }1ll\-~ bf' E' 11 I"r ft'" l' lf"'1l lo \111 JI I'.llt h Dep.u·lment .lntl Dr. Gr(l l~ n(' hll!{ f) 1'UmiReJ to C' nl'()rc~ tht~ In\\. j b.. . ..... ................................ .. . ........... .... ...... 1m .. . ..... .. .. .. ............ . . .. .. ...... . .. ......... .. .. .. .. . 'GREENE SAYS /75 FAMIL~UST Ga' IS I r ................................................ .................................................................................. 1 . 1 03 ~DANGER ................................................, ............................ .............................................: I 11ANY CALLS FOR CUL 1URE TUBES ..~O)(" \ 'I'E. ' 0 '1' Sp\'eral or , ~~TN (REENE GETS HELP. ~ iJ. WATER HAD ..... Annual Report Recom' mends That City In~ stal Filters at the Bi~ Intake Pipes of the Water Works. 1I0" rEVER, Til \.1' DJPH T H N RI \. IS rllE\' .\.- rell ol'teu an . Health Commissioner GretM proceeds to clean out the ~ Lackawanna Ho~L Slt, Bu ll Gives Him 14 Patrolmen to Assist in Making a List of Tenements, the pollee .tations ba.ve unusually IHl'g'e ~' a l1 th t"' OWNE~ BE~~~/~:~ ~g~ 'rENANTS KEED srFFEp.CHARITY ORGAN1 ZAT10N so. C1ETY WILL AID THEM. H ealth Commissioner Greene fl"'!':'day ordered John P. Trible. who I""~ posed to be one of the owners of ~ Lacka.wanna Hotel at Nos. 6~ ad ~ )o[aln street. to have lhat bulldln~tll~ tied or Its tenanls within ten ,Ia)' ~pectors or the health depilrlllltnt b: la.t few days ror the c ullure "et tubes ~re\'louSIY In.perted It .1Ild round' . Surlt. Dull this morning detniJed 14 lIn· turnl.hed by the departmenl oC bacbe ulle.nn ltnry. Dr.. Greene then!~ trulo\('l\ t o iH;sist lIt!lth C<.)Jnmis~ioncr t t' I'inlogy. In some inr_ltnnc es the calls moned Trlhle befon:' him to sbO~1' r.:_.~ {;l'l'(.'H C in mnki ng u ('('usn"! of Uw tene h fl v e been ~o great that tlH~ e n th e ~Ul)- Illl'1tt ht)\l~cS i ll the dty. Que mUll trom why the building should not be \~",. 1111' Trible appeared before Dr. ply of gaB exh~\U ~ tt,t1 Th e ::; ... t~ m e c:tt'll pr"dnct IItH l n n (\xtnl nllc froUl t Ile ~.~terdnY, shO" ed nO :aatlsta('t~11 ~. u ~t'd for tilt" cultul'l-: of the g~ l'm!$ or ~ th w~ ro tlRsigned to tlli~ dut y. ~ on. and sO was directed to c tar diphtlwrht rind lullt'l·CU\o~i~. the only Dr. Urc('ne pu t tI\l' men fit work iml " 0 \ "rleU",·' \\"hl<'h the departmenL or, u'atel), no sUJlPli,,<1 oarh willi l\ building In the tllll~I~"t~~'IId1n!'" bOl'tt.:'r\olog\' undFortakl'H to :'l IhllyzC' . m~ I.. • • d ' 1 tl t Dr. Greene said \. is fam\llt'!{ n~" But h dh't'u.~('s at'P l\) be ft' ttrl'll In <; old pall n m] u 1~el1l"1 nn II1lit~llct('< lCD: 0 tenement (Jccupled b. Thtl't' ~ UI1(l qlOl'll1Y wpalhel' an tl tht:' furlnt.:' r, hl.g-in wo rk Ul the l~t fin d 2d wnrds. fhe Thp last "Cnlted S tatc5 ce nrus report bpl'ing about 376 persons. eop~·A t""lt'(,.i all.r, 'Is of s u e l; nat1.Il·~ that It 1 ( mell nrc now tr.1Y(,I'Ming E lk, Snnrlusky, ~ho\\'ed SL Joseph to be the healthiest a lit 10 re.ult [utaH), if nut lakell ill Ollio. ( ; \111.0 11 Il IlU Olller .t roels ill tilt' ,,\- city In the United f;ta.te &. judged by only ten r losf'ts for all ~~os~o~.t~~~ that the tenement-hOuse In P t I~t !~r llHnd n t Its \'el'Y inception . . Th"rt'f~ l't\ cinilr. t\n <! the 8('1\w o11 ~trip. Its deal h rate, b ut thp a nnual report there should be- onE" C'lose:c:ernblf de mu n y [l hr, ·II('lall~ wllpn ~\ ehll'l lw s u ]); Grl'(~ n(.l WJlntli {] com illete Iil"-t o f of I~ea llh Commissioner Greene. subburl ('nld with dll.htheretlc T·O.•• tbllltJe< . I' I . ' B ITnlo III wbicb m o r e ' e \'ery twO fl\ mH\~, PI 'lll!ortPC'" ("111 for thp culturt' s p t tube s :1 11U ~ l1h- n1l t 10 10\lb~ 111 11 lnltte d to ~[ayor I(n lght a few days t1o~et for each f:.t1~n)l·n· 'I~~c~o'rf\ tllst tht n; lt the mu('us t o the rl t-'pa;·t;nt' l\t' fot' than two fnmilil's liyc. He t old t he IlRt l,llb Dr '. Grecne'· ..oil! exnnlination . Th er e is not. il (' (·ol"l.l lll g 1t1l'1l thnt th~r lIlust not nC('Pl)l t he wOI'(l ngo, indl(".ates thni B utr:alo Is rene ing N 1 bV . . tilth\' .1nd dRO,"· lO Dr. BIs.eil, tho lIead or th~ IJ\lc l erl- "r nllyhody, hut m usl en t~r "nch h~ll"O ou t for this high di stinction. with fall' building IS tu.1 f' the pt<": ot l'ondltton bt"<'llUSf> 0 Id the nb~t, ;, rl o lugy depnrtm pnt. any ul1u~\l al ? Ill o u n t n nt) mnko th£'i r tn ." n ()h~(,f\· n ~i·JII ~ . lI t'll lth 11l"OSpects o f attain ing it. The total ref use- on t he rtour~ al or d iplt lllt'rla in Buffnlo a t lhls tim f' . . ~ ('do rH wi ll l1"'e ~h(l list:-:; 11'rpnTctl hr dt"a ths to r 1900 was 872 l ess than f or l In tnct. the c" .es numbe r . lIIudl I,'., lnl · l t . I • . llI11kill~ illves ti~" tlllIlS 1 1002, a lthough the total population or ft rc-cscap ~. d for morc tim' ana t han a year ago. ~\ cC'\lrd ltl ~ to lh~ t lP pll 10 nH:O 111 ,.. )11'. Trible aske d 10 gran' jl m on th ly fl'port o f th E' D It})arl nu' nt ot I 01' hniil1il1g~ 1'c ~ n l'd('il 11 S ten " l1H'lItS. the city was greater by 111:l11Y tb ouJ~alth , there wpr~' tw pln), W . hs from \Y hpn th" (,1I !it side htl"'l l( ~B thC)ro.\1~hlY sn nds, as Dr. Gree ne pOints out. Th E' w hen Dr. Greene rer~:~ and get III 111'1 dipYithel'iu in B uffnlo tn Dt" l·e ml)t~ !·. (,fUlya l" ~l'(l , lhl' W('R t .,hlc Wi ll h e ' HH d('onth rate In 1902 was 13. 67 per 1,000 thn>steneu to go to C~he health d'llart· I"our of lh e" p wore o f ollllu,·I·n under a gulnsl 23.47 In 1891. The report further junction ),I!slralnlllg Us order. Ctt:· ~ )'eal's old. ~I x o r chl lc1rPIl U(l twfl lll 5 .shows thn t the mortality tronl ce rtain lIIpnt trom enforcing not frlght.atd b' find 10 years, an d two ttboyc th t! ug t' (' ontnglo us dlsensps whic h do 50 much miFstonel' Greene \\n5 f li.1 I-'l no.luE"d. to swe ll the deat h rate was m uch legs III. ~ --.!'II/... ....................... .............. .. .... .. ............ last y~nr tha n In 1901. Only 15 per cent. the.. threat.doing Ole'.e1\'. .. hat Id .. 1f liII 1 8 111 t dO" h{'u" J of lhe dlp htuerla. cases reported re~ult('o mnHlI1ds mE' 0 .' out ,olunv,r1U' .. ,_ (ld fata lly. As fo r ron~ umption. t he ac b ........... .... . .. ... ...... .. . .......... ~.. ......... . ..... . .......... . . .... .. .................. . .... . .............. . .. .. .. .. .. . .... . .. tun1 nunlber o r <"ases relnained stn tlon~ t l'nant5 do not ;~~~\;o a~!'lst WI' In I ~ nr;)' , d e ~plln the gro wing population . ~hall ask the po he tena.nt.(, nl't'd 'tting tlll'nt out. • T .. ty Organl"tl lD ~ ................... ............ .. ..... ....... ........ ~l~~~t;~~r ~~!~p 14 l'~~l~~~:d~~~C ci~~~·~~~ ....•......... ... .. ............... ........ ..... . ............. ... . ~lIff('r, for thE:' ~!~1 ~~ rrovW bOro: t ,J n umber s in e£' l SR1. ThE'!'(,,) were 13 dC'~ lhs rif' ty hap III o III . 1 in I lv' ('nf~ tl'om :;;c arl e t f e \' (, J" In 190_, against 4» t n all tf'nants (lU~tPI!oW la":' rt" 1901. 'fhis showing wae the best Cor ........................................................,;:. ......... t ltc' te nern en t 4h?1\~1r('rnt" )'f'~l-rea.J' t wo drcades. ,m lommlf'Ri t'l d t Bull or ttll TENEMENT LAW VIOLATIONS . • DISIXFE C1 ' nG JlI..\,CBINID. . pPl'lntrn rn po n ll f'stf'd ~u " \,lfotQil tb ~_ lll llt'(. dP parl t;'l1l. t . n: of I ~tc:. While touching upon contagiOUS distf,l hl~ fl t Ilr I pnlth ('Cln~ mi~ sinll('r (i ~hn .... turn1 GrUl.e Street. ea ses a nd lhe possibility ot a. smallpox me n to ~~!-I '{sed lI~l of. it reI Y('t' to n,Stl wt .\.ttOl'lI l' Y Cont !o<worth _. _ _ I' In vasion, Dr. G repne urges the n ec("S- gN ting J. r:'tn Bul'fnto, ~I} tt t tbo. th(\ ~iJ:ht f'Ulllpinint ", uf the Cha rit y 01'olty or providing "a n official dl.lufect- 11lr)1 t- hOU ';P. kc it!! (,11 . .- j ~!1I1izntinn ~'H' il' t v I\ c, nin . . t t r ll ' 1U('I~tS in H ealth Commis sioner Greene received ing machine," declaring that this I. ~ pRrtm nt may ma / '~·hi,·h im1llornli t y i~ t>llid to \)(' [ll"nc- n ews this morni ng lhat Mt!dred necessary adjunct or ilnI Yhmoltterdnepc~;i~ uugh. ~ In this respect t he I C9 ea t1l'('u. 'l l'. Cont"\·ol'th. upnll Innkin~ lip the Nichols. 3 years old, ,,'as s uff ri ng Crom m ent is behInd ma ny s maller c ities or HELP GREtNt law, .founll that tht' Iwnnlty Ill'(,srrilwll .mall·pox. The " ht!d lI\'es a t N o. 57 m uch less Importance. Perhaps the chief Interest In the c~n; for Yloillti(ln~ of tI d '" Il:ll't i l'l1lnr ~c('tiun Grape Stree t and has been It! onl~' three mlssiol1rr's report Is the ~t.r ess w c ~Ir thl' {t'nrnwnt Inw is su t' h :t !-l to mnke da~· s . Sht:' was t a lu'n to thp Quarantine he lays u pon th~ necessity of t he coni It I\I'J)rlll' thnt tht' 11I·ll s l'(· uti llll !o<hnultl he Hos plLal 'tllrT all persons w ho a ttcnd~d str u ctlon of filter beds a t tbe mouth 0 civ il. in..;t('ud of (" ri111i nn I. the Inta ke pIers whic h supply the ~~t~ hp r or who live in the- hO IJ~e wpre VR.Ct t Ho!8. 1 .. rl\se rvO il'S and Inains, H e says t , 11 (' Hl'cut"dlogoly rd l' l'I' t'fl thc ('RS{,R to t rLll nlcn to a <;s to 1151 &l! 1) clnatflo ThE' c hllct'g uJ1rlf1., F. J fr llr, w it h o ut thes(\ there m ust at cer a t~ ( 111'l>·)t'fttinn CUlln'l~ 1 I,\·hlll1nn. nntl the t~e tn preptU In~; G~ ~ ~ Il~ o n::. or t he y("ar b e g reat dnngera~e w ho l\Y N~ at the ~a nl(1 adc1r('>ss anu is tW() ofii('in Is "Ill bolt1 u cO nfl'rl'nCe 011 m~J\tS In Outf t lo t a U. S. postal cIerI,. w a s "tr l c k~n with t y phoid fever (rom t he us, or Snd prurl th,\ mnttrr. w, te ,·. The da llger Is pltrtlcularlY acU f~ the coppers \\' It hl'ldS I be .ater thp dl~NlS (l on C'hri~tm a B J~vc anel it \fr. ('onhwnl'th o,:t n k~ that in tllp 33 during ~tormy weathe r. when \he T(lo t hem ttl \\ ..11')( .n t t belte\'pd that Ih p little g irl took pu t t otb('r {'a ·t,'S of tt' : h ' UIt' l1t In\'· ,· inlntinm" diseaFe fron1 hIm . U t;e whi~h has spttlNl n t thP bo ~~1me trUC II n wardg, \\o'ltl1 Ins ain1:l& tlw lal,e Ig s tirred up. Untl! suc rrpol'tt'4'l til him l(\' llr. f':r(.lt'ne. Iw nnt ifit'U n" the filters ore constructed Dr. Gree ~e llst ot all h ous ~·tll,:n th ... tl~p. d('f,'l\llnlltl" to np llf.lUr nnd ('x plain nilvl.e. t bAt nt! water Intended for t e tWO (:l.mlU"s . ltet O eJIlf " hy thf')' hl\n_~ nnt uhe~ C'tl lhl' ordt'l':-i of , Islt,.d. or t ~ ble b ~ boiled. m e EJl.'t Eldrs ha \ t he ~\(I:\1th Ilf'{Hlrtmpnt. :lwl KllYP t hptn The desirability of providing t 80th • ,,'{.:~l 8itlt! ,\ III l'eJrI d "~ 11 q nn?tn r ('hnn{'~ to comply with the lnw hu chtA snfe plnce fo r the pre.erva tI O~~ent i. rnatlon tt.h In .; redIJI'f, ) 10l'\ llru~t'('ution is hq;ull. ...." records of the Healtb Depa th hea.1 . 2' "Iso urged. 190' 67 ~ 26 'J'hp report .hows th"t In .. • nor"c,"" w~re vR("cinated. 4 CITY MAKING FINE RECORD FOR HEALTH I ____.,-==='-___ '.~4 ~ '*' - PATROLMEN TO r f.. ~~,~~1!.N~fll . �I ZJ I " 8~ECONO liONS PREVAIL IN BUFFALO'S TENEMENT ~ CRUSADE HOUSE,S I"/q. 1 ~~~i ·ha:ve -ju.t asked the aid of Supt, Bull of !he Police Dopartment to pre- ACTIVELY U TA RT ED , I I pare a c~nsus of Lie tenements. I con . tOR8 that we do not know w'here they a ll are. The law defin es all buildings aR tenon'l£'nts where thr ee or more famIli lts r eside and attend to th eir own (iil. I coo kin g and housek eeping. Yo u can gee that some ot. the apa.rtment hOUS~9 In Buftal0 come within this ca.tegory. SHOCKING REVELATIONS MADE although wo kno w that aa fa.r as sanit 'y n ppol 11 tm( '1 ts are concerned they BY THE AGENTS OF THE are all r ight." lIerd "'ogeth e r CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY. I . there not la nd eno ugh In Bu ffalo for all of It" InhubllanlR to 111'0 In clean nnd liN" ti t fluartf'r~" I s house rent ~o p xpC'J1!lh·p that thl' \,Pry poor and h,l\,' ~unlighl in their homes? Th (>~r. and mRlly otllf'r f'Ju('~tlon!=i arp promptt?d f>v."ry liltlt' whllp when the detall~ Ol th e IPnl'mrnt hou~e E" \"'il are brous::-ht to light, Fhowing that in many InMancr-s human b('ln~s manage to (I X· 1st amid .urroundlngs incredibly Hilhy and unhpulthful. THE OLD UNITED STATES HOTEL l Contlnn~.l men~Lll'e~ to compel al.;t:Jlt~ of t('nemfntfl 001-'" mort' w('tt.:.1nll at th" wrC'ln,l: ("nil Thb rill .111£1 rlil!ol C',lUntn- lUI'" lip tr(": :1 ....'·.lnm rnr tho!",' "III" h~' IJlbl'rft.1 rH'I~ tunt',If"!lrnNI til Iht· lit ... I'lIt"( UIlII 4""ii1· l In t-urrnllndlo,,, n '"t·r hltl'lHII'd (ur h~m:1n h"lu~~, hut tilt' 11I1lmrt:ttloll "t ll,lItlt!C null fndlll,ttlun!& cI .. u;:j·rol .... In t ·'(lwmunlt.\' !thuul,1 l,,' dl'tJl~ll ,hlinl-.."Id 1 ~~ tbt"'r han· h""l1 (urUldtJ,'n Ii," lit"; br haul(' wfrh lilt' "f"ll'Ioo .. ..t!I'rt~' or u'J' an (111 "untlltl"n ... It. ("uf'nu'ut", blJouiJ Ilot lip h,(t If) th," S: ll\":ttl,," \ tml'" . hI" "':'<"19..' "'ettlrlllt'nl. IJf till' klmlt.flz·,'rtt.n I i:'rh.;.tp ...... 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PItYOH, WILI,I,DI ., DOI,a.AS, I Il I n "";'(li,,"f'd, " ·IJf'ff'U .... ff"·f'nt In ... ,,,,,· tIDn pt u Infj::p Hutl)lH'r lOt 1.'n'·III'·lIl, In thl1ll I'IIY fl'\'l':tl rlf·l,lf'r!l.lIl{' f't1lhll linus ,\hkh wtl,t In f Ir.""t \"Iuhlllol; ot lit\\': uml. Wll'·l·'·ll .... thl" IIltt'lIlll111 or till' I1t'nltb U,·pnft1l1l'ilt ba~ h, ·,'n t'nlh tl 111 tllP ~ltlrlnJ.: flllll1l"(> to mukt~ u[wr'lth-r 1"I!"-.lntiUll lUII'llftl'd w r' mltv(' p,'lI" whll'll nrl' a Illf'nnl'f' tn thl" ('(IJUlIlunltr , And R )olf'n'ft' hur.l . . ... hlp tn Ih,' uutUfll1l1flH' W"f'llJ)nllt1"<: undo WI14 f"fiE:. r,·t·ftlllllle'Dllallou", .tnt! ff·qllf· ... t"l hil"1" pr(l\"I'fl tutill'. fllh l prtlml';I'" r{'maIU I'd uu(ultlllt'u; tbe'rl'" t orr. II(' It Upsnh·('(I, Thnt th l" npRth\' nnd nl"r:ll',·t cll~Jtlftp'd Ity Ih,< II l'nfth lJ.' " pnrtnH'OI In lbl' Jlf'rfC,rlU:lIIl'I' fl f if~ ,lllth·" J"(>ht11u~ tn If'ul·nll'JIl"hnu .,' rt'rf"lrUl J'l-.llt." f"rltld:-01l1 allti I'U phnll.' III"all"rfl\'III. Thill Ih" ""',·rl' lar.\" ),•. 1111"""ft',1 tn Irun~1I111 thl' n·llu"t fI ( Ib,· 11l'I't'ml"'r ill\"l'!4l1s.;ullt.1 1(, thl' 1"';lllh lll'p:lrllll' ·ut. anti nTlI'" HlOrt' ,·all 1l1t.'ntfnl1 III 11,,< "j.l .... Rpr"ud u~d '\hl.I.· .. ;)II· 'Ifllntl"n • 11n.j Carlton E, Ladd , retained as attorney tor the Ch nri ty OrganIzation to compel th e elly aut b Qrltle" to ob.erv. the tenement houstl la~.... ~aid he and his clients "'ere gratified to k no w that Dr. Greene was waking up to the serious condition of art.I'·9, " In tho opinion of the society," saId Mr, Ladd, "Commissioner Greene has been very slow tn beginning to enforcfl the tenemont hou "e Jaw but It is hopeJ that the good work a lready begun will be ('onl101.1E'd, otherwise 't\'"e shall tak~ whate ver turth er steps may be neees ... sary to ha\'8 the remedy applied. " WP ('a l1ed the attention ot the de~ pa.rtmE>nt to lOS ('ases last April whlcn had heen selected at ra.ndom. Last month anothe r inspec tion was made or thr 80me places and it was f ound that lIttle or nothing had been done to abate the nuisances. "There was overcrowding, bad ,Plumb. Ing and a general lack or fire escap ••. " .p round a. hou se where there were 60 people a.nd only two closets, one ot which wa-s out ot order. How cou ld there be a ny sanitarY rules obsen"ed under such condltlon~ ? thp hulltllng [0 conform ,vlth the law th.lt th~ preml~t's must be vacated within len days from the lime the noti,·E" I:; glve-n, which time will expire sOJllf'time lhh; week. "Onl~' t~ 0 or three weeks ago," said Dr. Gr('ene yesterday, .. thIs lessee was ~ummo ned ht.'!ortt this departml:!Jlt and told whnt he mu:;;t do before he could USE"> th(' placp a~ n teonement, H e cou ld Shoe ldo g' Con dltlona Found. not spf>ak English but he had an in"In one room 14 by 20 feet we found ll'rpTOer \lith him nnd understood ex- thr£'(' families living. In a three~stol'Y a('tlY "hot \\n~ n,'C'f.''=:sn ry, and yet buIlding on Sta.te Street most of the right hl lhe (a ell ot thE'~e instructJons Ibedrooms are without wlndows and he proceedel! to 1111 tho building with t h orp was only one closet for the whole lrnanL.. 1 a m told he ha3 1:; families b uilding Inhabited by eight families. The In already. ha ll was unlighted, the cellar full ot "Th ~ Illw requl"e" that any building rubbis h nnd the ;,l umblng very bad. A ll not ht>retotol'P uscod as It tenement, as ot th[>se things exIst ip. vlola.tion of law In thl~ Instant'e. lI1u~t bf' cbanged en~ and the IIt'3.11h CommiSSioner hal t1.:lJ tirely nnd have all the conveniences or power to ab3.te them, a. new RtrUC"lurc, and Wu are. goIng to 1&0n Erie Stre[>t a flve·stury buUding In~l~t that thi~ he clone and thal the i~ occupied by 28 tamllles or 178 peop~e la.w b£' ob~('r\'cd in nil other ca8es, wIth only three (' los ett-. Eighteen fam· L't(' I..a.nnnll ll Jfotcl on tile Lle t . Illes use a closet o n the third floor . Ashes and garbage nre k ept in the ap"'Ve havf" Il l!1o !lJcr\'('c\ notiee on th e proach to the close t Cor a. week at a ag~·nt ot the 01.1 L af'!<nwa nna Hotel. at time." ~o , 62 to 64 ~1<l11l Strl;!('l. wh ere there Hot-Bed. of Vice. are 75" tam1liE's, that he has ten days to As If filth and un<anltary arrange\·~t·ate the prcml~('~. H e told me that he was gOi'lg to try and get an Injun("~ ments were not enougn to Impose on lion agalnr-t the dl'parl1nent to prevent the unfortunate resid en ts or the teneU~ from {'nforclng th'" luw. Th ;:o re are me.l! dl"trlct, It Is now being dlscovere1 tha.t women of the worst character are only tt'n clo~·H~ts avutlable- for thesf' 75 graduo.lIy i a k ln!; UP their habitation In fam llle~, OJ' one to thlrty~fi\'e or forty these nlace!, Tt. . e tenement house law persons. "This agent 113" notilled las t Septem - passed in 1900 Is v ery 8evere against her or Ol'lober of lhe bad condi tion or this evil and it may soon have to be tho building and ho proml .od to have r eso rted to In Buffalo. The law provides that a woman thus all necessar y (·hil.nge~ mad e by J a nuary 1st. He only put In new stairs and convicted sha ll be ad judged a vagrant and imprisoned for six months, and the mad!' a ff'w oth£>t' improvementa but did nothing to the p!umblng whIch was owner o( the hou::e fin ed $1 ,000 for each th e most Important nt!ed . There are no 1 orre nse.. The owner of the house may sea ts on th ..' C' lost'tfl or chains on th61 Also ~umm3r U y terminate the lease It Immorality Is found to have been per. tank fl (or tit£' fluflhrs, mi tted by ('ons ent of the lessee, "HI S f'xcuse tor thJs state of affai rs was lhllt th e tpnants to r e the seats off ~ecrch, r)' .A. lIu y J)ctcrJuined. for flrf:wOOd and took th~ ('halns a nd Fredcl'iC' Almy. zec reta ry of the Char .. Bold thom. lIe .nld h e cou ld not ,,!I'ol'd to I'epla (.'t~ th('m only to be de:;;troyed, I ily Organization Society, said yesterday that immorality had been proved to '\-I or'-" JUHlto r~ A r e l\"e~ded, exist in r:cve-ral Duffn.lo tenements and that the society would Ins ist upon the "Now. the grrat troub le Is th'at th('sp agf"nts nnd ownfll'S do not hire proper iaw in th is respect being enforced to janitors to care for the proper ty. They the uttel'most. "We s h:tll not stop even at the pubbarely ('omply wllh the la.w and have some OIlE" hll'ed as janitor p erhaps a.t lication of th e names of the ownel'-S ot about $2 :t month who Is no t tbere to th e proper ly whe re all of these viola .. attend to his business. A live janitor, tiona of the law exist," said )'1r. Almy. paid enough to do his work, GO n pre .. "If they are a.bated without this pub~ vent th e dC'stl' urtio n of property nnd l1eity s') mu c h th e bet ter Cor the own ers flee that the famlll E's obRe:-ve th e r egu- I but th(' society. if it be necessary. win tntion A a.s to cleanllnE"ss and othe~' 1'e- make the l1st of 1.anlC'S public." qulr~n1t'ntR, They al'e fooli sh not to tlo I Immora.l peI'SOl. ~ , it Is declared. pay this as It wo uld Eave them troubl e an tl higher rent than do poor fammes, oc .. cnsionally paying $8 a week for a single monf'Y." room. They go rIght into buIld ... D l" OU1Ufl lo r )10"4'1 In.Jle (' forl'll, Too. lng'S ",her·e young people and Dr. GfE'fI'nf" compla.lned that h e ha,l c hildren use th(' same halls and are {'onsldC'rro one of the worst dangers ot not ~nough Inspec tors alld that he had nppl1e I Ja.~t yeol' to th£' Common the tenemen t 'house evJ1, FOI' a. room large enough to be subCounC'll for lnor e he lp but th at th e 1'13qulslto netion h lld not been take n by d ivided Into two or three apartment! with :~ board pa1'tHlon reaching about Lhat body. " Id h"lfway Lo tho ce iling, lh e landlord "'Ve ha w, only one In~pElclor. sa. hp "and there nre Raid to be over ],600 usualJy gets $5 a. month 1n a Buf!alo t Pt~em en ts in Hu t'talo. 'I'he Ia.W l'equl~e~ tenement. If t\\'o famiJJ('fl crowd 1nto thn.t th ey be Ins pected once ('v e ry six sueh ... place, as theY onen do. they months, but we havl' many h ere w'hich thUs pa,y 12,50 fl. month tor thp wret('hp,j s)lould bE" Inspected £,V{II1"y we-ek. You I quarters with I t. filthy 0103et, unli!;ht~ ~R.n readily s(>e that one man cannot hall and windon· less bedrooms. "'''''1C11hlv (10 tho worle l Ollu' 11 r.';f' •.s.... tlle owners and to observe the la\\". I rs I Your ('(111111111 tf'f' hltlt n·'H·hrd n l ! ! h \\ "I"}.;" \\ !If'rf> IlI'n llll't)Ulil ... ru g"f" :In. H e ha~ Nqr\"{'d notiC'e on the lesspe of thl old r'nlted StatNI Hotel on th~ Tpr ~ la, e, who i:;; an Italian. that unless \ <.'hall~es Hre made In the construC'tIon of t l' 11 I I I I I Buffalo p eople of Jale have be.n re minded that their own city has Its shnre of this degl'ading manifestation ot: poverty and that, wherevel' the blame may lie. conditions have bl'E'1l growing grad uully worst: fo r y ears. In the language of the rec e nt Charity Organization rr-port: "There have been Imlipeclions and lnspection!-'l but litlle or no actton taken to improve the situation." Dr. (;rf"ene on the 'Varvnth. Spurred on. no doubt, by revelations of the CharIt)' Organization officials, Health Commlssion"I' Gf(~ene wit.hin the p.u-,t tew wpeks has lnkpn dra!'t1c C attle. Attorne)' J.. Ad ,)"" Statement, cannot atTnI'd tf) brC'athf' til(' pure air / '...tk~ ("ommi!1Ssio ner Creene attributed the tene ment hOU R£, evil largely to the eagcrr.egs ot c('rtain foreigners to flock togeth er In large buildings w here the 1'en t is now rather than to seek de ... t:).ched houses, :re did not think the landlol'ds would Increase the rent when they were fo rced to make the change::.. T"ey say th at th ey are getting from the tetlan ts all theY can afford to pay. I �REENE AND ALrt AT-T LING AGAINST fTENErIENT HOI JSES .A,GREENE ASKS FOR DETAIL . O F POLIOE IN TENEMeNT ~QM..f O -l q ' 3 Better eondition in Polish Than in the :::> ~11JmentBULL of tbe Polloe D epartwas r~que.ted by He"l th • • .. • Comn,issioner Greene th is m orn· italIan ' DIstrict , but RIgId Inspection ",Ist In:t to d.tall a squad of policemen to thp Health Department In tenemen b ou,p wo r k . wants these poJlce officer. Made--- L dC k awanna H0 t eI 0 r dere d toDr.~ Green. through t he "treE'ts of th~ c ity "iait ~VP1"Y Vacated In Ten Days• liP"oil mor~ than t \\'o famllle. live. H three famllle. IlV., In a ho use. the 1. t and house where it 1E be - S, " I would IIke!>u l B'" Gr .. n. "to .end th P, 0I1.!a;.j " a nd a llow me to sj)~"t1~nen to Ir.y , regular lorce. ThaI ~~,,!,~1!11l.: et ver y mornlnll "'Ith In>true'lo;'!. 0 go. .. "We w t all tene~~ntt~of.~~.aleompl.t.,.~ I'.\·e Q lI.t at pre.' t \ B"~a1~ '1', be 80mp places t~ .. en. u[ thpj!!Dt lbe atte ntion of '~l b'\J'e nOI "'~'" ment. For th.t roas' 1'~lth D!)l,. plare comes under the Stnte Tenement ed SuPt. Bull to gi\.Gn ay~ ~utt.:. - - -.J;aw 'l.S an apartment bouse. 1~ . " e me some pO:.:t- LACKAWANN A HOTEL IS ORDERED VACATED BY GREENE FrederIck Almy ot the Charity Organ· lzatlon SocIe ty fur nishes The Enquirer with the {olio wing s tatistics in regard to t he Polish tenement-house dist rict: Total number of houses........ 197 EALTH Commi~.loner Walter D'l~ Number of apa rtments.... ..... S73 Greene today ordered t he ownNumber ot rooms ..... . .... .. _. ... 2,1 ers of tho old Lack a wnnna HoT otal number ot Inhabitan ts .. . .4,612 tel a t Nos. 6~ a nd 64 :llain Stroe t, wblch Children between ages 5 and 14 .. 1,304 Is now bein g used ns a ten e nlent house, Children under 5.. .. ............. 9U to have the place vacated wIthIn the ITH the work of Impro,ing tene- next ten days. If at the expiration of ment house conditions in the ten days the place Ie not empt)', the Ita lian dIstrict well under way, Health CommIssioner "'ill cali upon, ~au _/ J~ 0 IJ the Cbarlty OrganIzation Society is Supt. B ull of t he Police Department 1 now turning its attention to the Polish to assIst In the work or ousting the t enement-bouse dis trict. tenants. Mr. Almy has watched the wo rk or A t the present time there a rp no t0 Ih e Health Department Inspectors and less than seventy-th'e familIes OCCUpy1 Y Ige I. satisfied wIth lbe progress made dur- ing rooms in the building, instead of Ing the Inst two weeks. His as,.lst- twenty-five, .IS first supposerl. It il'l 0 I. ants, two women inspectors and a med - said that eacb family a vengcs a bout icnl stUdent, have been In t he tenement five persons, go t hat in all tbere are ./ districts and make dally reports or the in the neighborh.ood ot 375 versons !iv- I -" PollutIon 01 the Water Supp "'-, sanitary work no w going on. h'g in the bulldmg. Four hundred and nineteen cows a re ~ hlS a nnual report. ,orne tim. ~ "Abont 30 per cent. of the teneJohn B . TrIble, one of the owner,', . .' . appeared before Healt h Commissioner kept w,thin tbe cny I,mlts of Bul'falo, tr nsmltted to Maror Knight, HOL:! ment. in the Italian district," said Mr. G reene thl I mo rn Ing man. ' • w e r toth t F ew pe ople Commissioner r.re'ene di,cus"d BlIl'· • e Thl Si Sthe 0 m c Ia I coun. A I my, "a re controlled by agents or t· t h h tb b IIdl _ oeee.. Onl""' per cent. a re ~,'mllarl'L' no Ice 0 s ow cause w y e u ng know that the city's cow pop ulation is hll I t"nlD, le •. , , , should not be Yneated. whIch notice . . . 10', water, and ". e rna n .. controiled in the Polish section. In the was posted yesterday morning. watched by the a uthorllles with e\eu supply "'as in the main good, Ill!' Italian dIstrict s:l per cent. ot ground Mr. TrIble wanted more tIme. but keener vigilance than is the hum.n Ipace Is coyered by the build ing. while H~ a lt h Commls.ioner Greene r~tuspd to population. To exIst In a metropolis that a ll water for drinking shouid In the Polish section only 51 per cent. ailow any further etxenslon, a nd told boiled. That Is an eas)' met od Is so covered ." a nll thereby incur tbe envy of her ruslt Is explaIned tbat in the Ital ian IIfr. Trible to get hIs tenants out wIthIn h protection, and should be adopl the ten days a llowed by law. tic borine relation, a cow not only a s dIstrIct It ts much harder to get the Mr. Trible stormed, furiou s, and said to confo rm herself to a rigid sanitary every family. ~any householdrn, owners to improve the sanitary condt- i t'lons 0,• th e Ir u b n Ildlg s t h a n in tb e t HI~ wasn' t t a ir. with Dr. Greene were cond,· t,·o n. bUI In a ddition he r owner IneUne to the belief that the .WI pleadings Polish qunrter. In~l'fecllve, a nd then he threatened. He has to pay $1 yearly to t h e city treas- the water must have deterlorat!d'" War wIll be made on the basement dweU£>rs In the Italian d istrict . Then" t o ld Hea lth CommlEZ~ioner Gr€,(lne thn t ury. Dr. Greene's report was 't\'rltttl1. r" the courts wer~ higher authorIty t ha n DOESN'T FAVOR CO'VS. are twen t y- th ree f a m III es ot t hI s CI ass. h~ W"S . and said he would immedla te many days the water hR. bm There are nO basemen ts or cellars used in the PoIIsh te n~ments. Iy get out an injunction restra ining The law Is so framed as to discour- toul. Some complain thai It hau" Dr. Gree ne saId today, t bat a law rov- hIm trom InterfNlng wIth hl~ building. I tl An"one t k fl'O D r Green~ told h im to go a head and a ge a great cow popu a on. , agreeable odor. Yet It Is a on ered the basement dwellers and It is permitted to own a s Ingle cow on NIagara River where the cu",':' would remain tor h is department to see do as ho pleased . . thnt the families occupied better ventll:Mr. Trible lett the Health Depart' payment of t he yearly $1 fee, a nd b~' I bO ,!roo ated quarters. L mpnt omce In nn an<:ry moorl complying wit h certaio sanitary and swittest, and from .. po nt a ~~ ~: A ccording to D r. Greene the place Is f the city's sewage la emptl", ,. "The Health Depart ment will keep up . health regulations, but one hc re 0 Iu! ,. the ftght against owners of tenement In a filthy cond,tion. There are only g round must be p rovided fo r each ad - Hea lth Commlsslooer nnd. t buildIngs until the sanitary and t. ne- t.n clo.-et9 fo r s~venty-fi"e famili es. Th It is source of lbe pollution 10 the ,..w•. ment-house law Is complied ;;ith. I Beside., some Of the closets are with- dl tlonal cow a bove one. us b r" "iII plnce Dr. Heath on the detail wilh out sea ts. Dr. Gree,:e sRi d t here was most likely that a property owner would from cities along the lake, w,l: D r. Conslantine, and t here will be no ga rbo.gr, refuse and du·t on the fioo rs ot not find it profitable to keep ten acres ually setUes to the bottom. ""'" let up until every tenement In ul'falo is the buildings, and that it was without of clt'_' p"operty vacant simply tl) en I t.oc<~ It ,.. j fire f'~ca pes:. under ordinary c rcums properly equipped wltb plumbing and I "Those families Rre go ing to get ont able himseif to keep .ten cO\\'S. T h ere mains Inactive, but when the !II:,~ ventilation. " ot that plnce in~lde or ten days If I a re, howc"~r, mauy people who prefer o~'''' H ealth Commissioner Greene made have a nythIng to s ay a bout it." s aid to own their own cow rather Ulan tal,e disturbed by storms larg' Q ",,:this stRtemen t to a reporter thle morn- Health Comml""loner Greene. "I never the deposIt are brought to tbI ~,. ing, and sp<l\<e f urther on tbe tenemen t- he nrd of a t enement hou.~ In such con- m;lk f rom a dairy. at rporatl<! •. w houRP matte r, saying that there would dltlon. The place Is filthy. Trible ThIs b usiness of regulating the cow fa ce and become relnDD III be legal proceedings a ken against want.,1 me to a llow mo re time and popul atlou Is in charge of the :rJ&:IJ.t1.', water wblch Is reOelr!t\ Inl~ ownors if th ~ sa nitary laws were not '.aid he ~ould get rlgbt to work' a nd t t the I tlon or Ihlr" b d n D~ 'f?j.l.rtm ent. " The Cow Depar men The 50 u o eye. remedy th~ rondltlons. I told bim that m,gIlt 02 applied to t ~e b ranch . of city's pIpes. !!U ,'. wouldn't do. and t hnt the famlllps tile work dene b y Drs. "I' IIl1a m B. May lem may be touod In the . II" must get out flr"t. ",,'ben he g~ts the '11' ectors ment o. fllter bed •. Thl, r<~:~. rlnce fixen up so t b"t It compll ~~ wit h alld Edward Clark, Ih~ m' , I n " P " , d d""""~ the lnw in {tYE'ry particular the fn mUles It is th~ir duty to keei> the.1r t:~e~ ope~ ever, involves a. costly an ~, ....& for tll'~ f' rri va l of Dew ('0 \' s. _ \!-i ,' saO I hI." ..>1'."'" k can rno"e h ar. .. h lust dertaklng, Into \Vb c Fr ' "v..·l1er~ will the fam ilies go to?" Dr. as th t;·y di!:'ll'over a. stranger t e) n d to ente.r. Grpenp wa ... fis k E-d. SE'e that the san itary laws are obi ties a re dispo!le ~",_"""IJI ~er\~ed as sufficient stable room ani I the p:l11Jol"""'-!) HI do n nt kno"·. I a m not ~uppo..<1€'d g'ro unds not tOO c1o::=ely suo rrounded by present, the best th n&' ~ ."., ~ ' 0 0J to look a ft er t lla l. I ~uppose the Chn r h Is 1I0ti bOil the ~'.l!r . ; { Certa.ln Green ount8.1n Boys. It, OrganizatIon SOCiety will look atte r residences. Th.n t e .0\\ ner r~ can do Is t o JIII""~ that feature. fWd to pay his $1 pd'nlll f,e., Th~ p~ tor drinkIng, and nod wbat •• ,,.:,, HAT dl~tingull:bed Dhv~lri:l.n. Y e rM h milS a rc iSSUE'd from t!le oftlC'e o C l : I tba l Uo ", r . .~I my or t c .oclety solrl t hat Health Department. "I' h n ,·omplalnt. he can In the ",neet 0 0 _"" ~ III monter a ud mighty hunter, Dr. they would t ry to toke care of the taru ',l ,'e In"u'" t he inspectors m Ust investlcomD1UIUI> ~ S. S. Greene, a ttained his 6Hh iI'~~ orderp" out or tenement. by the ~ ~ supply ot manY o.~ U blr day la~t Tuesdcty, and in the e,'en- H~ ... lth Dopnrtmpnt. Trible wpnt n way gate. DELL O'V 'r~o 'll C II . . worse than ours, e_eo VI q~ , I ' Ing wns unexp\:ctC'dlyvlslted by anum- n nd.Rnlr1 hr w()ulrl ~t"t o ut n n In jundlon ber ot trlend9, among them his broth- a~o ln~· me. r(l~t ralnlng ~p from turn1\lanv strange complaints a r€' se nt III Its 1J.'H'st. , \V D H Itl ( Inll tho fnmlllp< Into the _treet. I " 'p- \ n nln"'t alle"ed annoyance from nelgh- ~ ~d' , rr,~" ea , 'growl ssloner, and PM .. he can h ut I a m jU!ft doing what 'bgorhood < co~·". '.' ~lrs. B.rklle}·'~, °aOI"ti' j ;""" ~~r anlzaflOnS. J , s)! his nephe w, 60th phy.sicla~ who of- th p l:l w ~8 "S I rnc ~t do." b -11 \\"~ too early In the mo rn ng. s (?>" V 1Jl " I.•~ fered to him t lleir 'louble congratulaDl". Grpenp d(\e.q not kno 't\- exactly o~te °cn·l1lPlntn ant. " That CO W ought l~ ~'i1l be a 'PubliC jt1y I'If·;.I It! tlon5, upon the fact of his a ttaining who f~ thp ownp t' of t.,~ bu!1dtn~. Hp be sent t~ the Sla ughtcrhousi~' a ;n~s hTarr. Orga.nlzatl~nat ~ o'tl,~~ It such 11 tntr degree of longevity and on r"'''llv hpHf.OVP t:. that thpl'P n rfl' tllT"pft ow nwhole tlPlghbOl'hOod is UP , a t C orrow aftern~ thl'l"rf'n g thRt bf:ttt'r ~,nd sweeter fac t that he "'r~. al.thloUg~l, C'(h('("ordln to the Aqngaino::t ir Tht? ('o W comme ~l:es for tOrr la t pa.r1or °d • ",, _ .....,. bos been thh'l,y-five years Inarrled a.nd ~q,!'or.~ ''''(''I -~ , t p prophrtv i!" In th·'" da ~'bre.:1k ;~nd then there i~ no s ('fop ur co onr ; ~dll be rea."a· has his good wife stIlI wi th hml. TO p ".me of C1racp Vnn Bu.'fl<lrk of Peorl~. block.< "roulld. IH it rl«bhbt dthO"f\IOeep PlaOPnea-a d pover,tl, \,. III. Hn~"'vpr. Dr. Gn· ... ne thinks .Tohn d h I t b 1'0 e '" t ~~~p.ri~.t_e;;~~::9 to 0. very few yea r:; ago there were P. and t',llfl' n Trlbl~. pa I'E"nto;o ot Grac ~ IIPighborhoo S ou ('~l wants trt>sh Emcn·on.::i ~htC'e Gl'een('s 0 1 th Is Yer mont tamlly Yun Busktrl<, are part OWTle:rs. just bE>l'a use Mr~. B~ l ey" "firg1 ene In Bull'alo, S. S., J. '. nnd W . D., and milk? Please InY.. ugate. t Lancey Roche. ter. Pall were doctors, and some of them A('('ord ingly an ilu:peC'lor ;\a~\.~~n}OI~ the papers w~1 ~. l d had sons who are doctors also. and then RE~ORD :';;OR jIE~O\LTH. in\'eHlgnt~ and )!I'"I' Bet'h'ke ~Oul's' from Bender canro mf,51O!tt·., "'¢.-t ~. C. died, a nd there a re onl)' W. D. a nJ 4-<1 I ~ ' 7 ~ ~ to g: " her cow dur ng Health 0 r~atlon ~~ p....._... ~. ::l. left of the onginal group from the T e annual .port o(H~aIUi CQ.wmJsdaylio;ht to 8 o·clock. 'hot 0. From Its (0 ';mpnas l.... It "",'" Gret:n )!ountaln State. The three sf · e shows tha.t the death Anot her conlplalnt was ~la(b]e ,.'Inp in society has r waD rtllt~11 4 ~ brl)ther~, who were so mnny years t a e fo r l&O::! was 13.67 per 1,000 as r-nw QWllPr W i~ ke€'p ing IllS b O pn'rllY c~rIU' ra.tht> nee t bf. t to jJ [,ractlclng medld"e in Bul'falo, looked against 33.47 in 1901. The deerea"e In II . Thl_ p royed to e , d ror 10013 ' 0..... I altoge h ltk h mo t 11 f ' t 1 ," Ct.' a 1. tl thnt ht.~ to ok Ite, anltsdO .,.hJI no one W~U1~1 ~~ve ('s~np~C~~d\l~~l/~;~ e~p~c~al~;. n~~~~e~~nt~~lo~i~ ~!~~~~~~p~~ ~;~~e'co;;hrn~~'1~~~ (~,:~~~~:e on rold nights ~:S~e:i~u~erlf,~o~~ "':;'_"""" \1 latJon.hlp. Thl'ro Is not the slightEst dation" Dr. Gre ne urges the c ity to tl' I' " 1' her ,yarn' hy t he furnate. r aYlled c bal'l~~cb" die pom t ~ lmtlar!lYt so tar lISt 1 have provide a n orucial d181ntectillg mtlchh~~ ~fa~4 1st Is thp. officia l tillle ~~bl~ 'ts a nce cause ,.... ~n~n to discover , be tween ~~. D. ,and he lays stre~s upon the nec.·l·sslty in ~or coW permlt q . .Little tr f e ~ ns .... "!!!!!~.!a.nC"l nor was l here a ny sucb r~- u( th construdlon of filter beds at t • J)cri,nced in collect mg the fI a gfed. ;lJd. All betw\oen eitber of thc:::)u and, mod'tn o! thp. ~ntake pie-rS'. peo' 1e w ho own COWS do not n mast YC:ll- r xpensh'te. 9 COWS WITHIN CONFINESOFCITY H W I 3 One ollar a Year E:lch is the Sum Owners Pay I n C't T reas u ry for Th e P' rive I' T H Tt... - 0 M'lk a ve '-lei r wn I I I STOR,I ES OF TH E TOWN. k 'r I ! ,oJ w r I r;:' lca = d'$1 �_ -TURN ~HE POOR ~ OF THEIR HOM E S ~~I/I,I'b~ IN DEAD OF W I NTER our I: WANTS A, fiLTERINGPLANT. Dr. Grefne renelllS his Advice about' 0,,«, /1 boiling Water. , II I.,~a Fr~!!G.\'rION PLANT IS ANOTHER RE('Oll!MMENDATION OF THE HEALTH (,OMMI!'lSIONER. 'Till" a nnua.l rE-port or H ealth Commlesi l1npr Grt:'ene to th~ !\Iayor conta.lns in tprE"st lng lnfonnhtlon and recommenda tions a s ide from those of th e re-' duC'tlon tn th l' deuth-rnt.e a nd th e !iuggl'8t\On that th e d e partment be provld('d w ltll n.. comp lete fumtgatJon plant so ~h:tt the d e par tm 4? nt may supplement l Ui work o t dlsco"ery or infection by ..prevention o f Its s pread. Dr. Greene recommends a filtering p la n t. He says that w hile the city water s upp ly ca n be c onsidered fairly good, it lsnot w hol1:r free from danger because o f tht' fac t that the la ke a nd river are polluted to somE'- e xtf'nt by the c lUes that drai n into th e lilke a bove Buft:a.lo. I n pa rt the. r e por t snys: "SO long a s the r etus€' or upper lakes (' lUes Is emptied " into th e lnke, carried a long. a n d depos ited a s a. sediment, and reagitated a nd d ispersed by continuous R torm~ , the w a ter ca rried to our· intake w ill pxert its j nfiuence upon the public ~:Stricr~ttorney Coatsworth Declines to Enter Enth usiastically Into the Tenement House Crusade Inaugurated by the Charity Organization Society and Planned by Health Commissioner Greene to Be Put Into Immediate Vigo rous Effect. ~~ if~tMt~T HOU~f ~~~[~ SHOAf THf b~~~ O JUAr ..oJ ~\~ ' hea lth. County's ew Prosecutina Official Says Law Was Not Intended to He Too Severe and Will Give Owners Time. LANDLORDS mAKE SOFT PROMISES " The depar tment hns no ' h esitation In Ftoting lha t l h e p o"slblllt~- of t)'phold fe \~ e r fronl lak". water must necessarily b,,'" p resent during re rtatn p~riod8 Of , E'vcry yea r ; t hat its cause is one bey ond present c on trol, and. therefore. It is pf'r tiu ent to consider wha.t are the pra c tical tnE'a ns of o \'e rcomlng the condIt ions a nd t he ir resu lts a s stated. " The so lution o f the q u stion will be (o und in the e sta b U[;hm e n t o f filter beds construc tpd on sound hygienic principles an d located aftE"r ca re ful e nglneerinEt" 1J1(lulr:r. an d ~o lo ng as the conditio n e-x lsts. it becomes the duty ot the depar tm ent to call a tte ntion to It with th~ s uggE"!:'tion ClS to its c Ol'reclion." I Dr. Gree n e r e news his a dvice that in I the mcant hn e householders should boll n.1l water for drinking a nd cooking p urposeR, Speak ing or smallpox. C ommissioner t ;l'eene f' x p l'e~~es gpltiticatton that the long-moo ted question .o f a site tor the n"\\' "mun icipa l hosplta.L·' or quarantine h ospi tal hns b een decided. DealIng with the 51 ge tha.t Buft:alo has just b!'e n t hro u gh, the report says: " T he Visita tion or 1901-~, when we had 438 cases ot s mallpox, determined !-i uch a t horough a nd g eneral protectin vacc inallon that it Is believed lhls city': ~ is as tully protE"cted by this means a ('an pos slb h~ bE" made. There a re at the presen t ti me but five cases ot the di s ease wit hin o ur borders. In ea.ch ot these cn~E'S t h e co ntagion c a.me trom with o u t, having d e"elolled and been disco \'£'rec1 h E- re o though the disease was I)JSTRICT ATTORNEY CO.uSWORTH con tracted elsewh ere. From none at t hE'sf> ('a.Aes has a. f4 ingle new case nrlsgl\"t~ adrlltlona l time a n d told him to en. a matter ot ('ongl'ntulation, and ha\"l' the te nunfs movE' out u nd then which fa t Is s u bmitted a s justification make t bE' i mprovements. for t h i;' rigid yac ci n a tion enfon"ed and !lIT. Tl' lble's pleading was o f no e ffect, the Ft rl r t pl'~ " e n ti\'e proced ures a dopt...; so h~ became fU ri o Ur' an d resorted to cd here-totol''' as wel1 as In each presthreats. saying that courts we re a h i g h e r n uthol'ity a nd that h e would get en t ins tanc(>, a nd w hi ch w ill be con_ out a n Injunction TPStru inl ng the ti nue::d:...'_' _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ I If These Are Not Made Good in Reasonable Time Mr, CaatslI'orth Says He Will Then Take Legal Altio nLackawanna Tenants to Go Prodded by Frederic Almy <lnd the Charity Organization Rt)c tety. Ur-.V\.a!: ttl' D, ~e. Health Co mmh::510ner, 1\ii'i1taned :1 vlgurtlu<lt c ru v ip agaln.... t ( ('wner.] and OCcullUl1tct at un!;,\nl tar y l.. tenement bouse~, but finds hlmselt }:11oek~ d by the attitude taken lJv E. £ , Ccatswonh. the ne\\ DI~trlc t .\ttorne;r. Dr. r,1't~ne h:\fl pO!CI:tt:'d notices of e-"I ~ I.i.'lt I'll !1r.vHa.1 of the mqr€'< no tori(·us ten, mellt building" a nd inlends to turn th i?lr f~I·t'upant5 outdoor .. as quic k h' as the law will I t him . In thi3 and lhl' attendIng prOf;ecu tlons ,1 Sa in~t t be (lwners he Wantt; the a~!=i~ta:lc(' or :\1r. Contsworth. r. 'Jt the Distrkt Attornf'Y d~c1art! be 1\0:1'1 h.· a r .lIty to t urnIng roor 11" 'u;: of their h,)me...;; In the dead or r nntI r,~ftl!(f'l flatly t,) b~S"ln any I medhte ~u mm;lrv [lrOceedlngs. WOX'T DF. U \STY . .I ~ I lIE-filth DepnrtmE'nt from interfering with hlg bulhllnl\". Accord ing to Dr. Gree ne, the b uilrJing has f'e\"Emty- ftv e rnmille~ a nd on ly ten rIos et!", nnd the tenement is the- filt hiest , shall not prf"sent an y o f tne tene in t h e (' tty. As to the f Rmilles that mf"nt,:hou!le ('a~P!\ to th(> pr"~(>nt grand w ill bf' moy£>d o ut, the Health Com ~ry, said District AltQrney Edward mlr",!oner looks to th e Chnrit~- Orgnn,: Coatsworth )'eslf'l'll •.I.Y a Cti""rnoon. i,zat!on F:ociE' t y to look a fter thnt feat(nr I do not belle\'e thot a law of thA..t -,. or thE' ('n~C" In :1C'('o rdnnce with th'" nature was me,lnt to hl" pnfol'(,pd tOo ~~r~~l1>'. and too urgf'ntly at thl~ time o ffer of Mr. Almy to try to take care e )ear. and I Jlropo~e to gl\'P thps€' of a ny famIlIes so moved out, who '1' \I(l-;: 'J'I'~"l!:"E':\'1' JlO'Cl'oE CASES reoPI!!', every rpa !"onablf' opportunity I could not find p roper q unrters. JJE.F'ORF. r H E~ l~~T 0Th~:ln:e thl> rcq ujr~d Impro v('mpnts." Th e Health Com missione r hU9 npplled (' IS st,1t~mf"nt of nl~t rl(' t Attornpy \ to Supt. Bull of th e Pollee D e part(at" :\' D .Jl n. \~, 3 t::t';"orth S"'tll; a t re~t any suppo~ttion \ ment for n deta ll of men to g o a round 1/ - / ;' () v have m• or th• •• r".'·' ma)' alread y ~ nEALTIl COM~:II):'IONER GREENE. 'l'lt h his Co ree visiting tbe ten e ment fen pr~H·ntHI to th(> grantl jury, houses, in anle r t hat a. co mplete llst DI t ,. A ll 'ne y Coatswol'th an... o f a ll such place~ m a y be ob tained. S 11 01 nnd E Ows lhat ~ l Nocet'dh 'l .. r. (oa tsworth wi ll . no uuced yeste rday that none of thl) rni h \\th no und up hnste that ~.- ------ fer1n t re~ul t In n grea t df'ai of sut ,n' s'r YAC \ T J-;:' L \. C ) A ' VAN:SA. ~ FOR TE NEM ENd,0W NERS. tpl1('ml'll t ho u~e <.'ases would b e preI 'Ig-· but will proceed In a carerul t _ _ _ tu,(·'2..~/ 9'.3 ~(>nted to ihc g rand jury noW in ~e!:'~,aIn manner. Recre tary Frederic Almy ot he t h HI'Hi.'I('t .\tt(1t'I\P), (" .. \1 "(l r~h h~g d('cld('d sion. Id respon<::p tl) t he Ipttprs c:pnt out " C'hnrity On;anl7.~tlon ~ocl(> y n.s com- not tu ttn- lUll' lC.nt'IlII'lIl (·n.sc~ 1.H'tort' the thl'> DI.~trlrt Attorney " thprE' ha~'e pHPd thp follow!ng ~taO~tlc!'i in rpgard Il r C'!'OI.nt ~1':11I1 1 jury 11 1' ~tRl('s thnt It Is " I don't b e lie\"c in taking hasty proae'dn a gT£'at many calt~ this o f1ief" to the Poltl~h t p n l? n1f.' 1"lt " hou~e dlf'tric t. bl~ h"llt.! Ihat t hr I:IW ~bot~1d not b e {'11- t~('C'ding", p!'Ipec iully at this time of .n on my re{JuQs~ 1-l o,,'lth ~'nmlnl'" 10 which h ' 8flYM, thp !'o ci c ty wUl nE'xt floner G' "~"'~ \.'~ ~-. . I' {('fel'l! tOll I"IJ;u t'·II1~ly Ht tbls ttnlt' or th e the Yl!nl'." he s ai d. "1 have a. list of all me a Ileene has today 5ubmltlpd to r'llrp{' t It~ att f> n t on , n'ar. lind Tbat III th(' :\3 t·n . . ('~ r('(t'TrNl . .. def'!utl lumber or rl(lp05ltlonf> o f the Total numh(r (1f h O\l Ji: I'!'I ....... 1~7 I to h ll1l hy li t' (' p'9"9 II(' hal" ~I\"('n all n l the t ent"Jl1c nt hou~c owners agalllsv 'h _IPS Who made the inv(> ~tl""""llons, ~uml)(I' of apartm c nts . . ') 8~3 Iho '>\\'II"'~ 11"1'> 10 cOlllnl.,· wltb ttll' Inw bl!- whom complaints hnve been made and 0" ng just wh t ,.,.... ~umbl' r IIf room!:'· . . .... .. .. .. . . _. 1"'1 ,. I' I t or the In ej ch ar I a tl'ouhlp was fo und T il t a l 11l1mbc r o r Inhahltnntl-1 . Ui12 tore IU$tl,tutll1" cr lm luul pro::iccullou . I have asked t he n~pe{' 01'S d Wrltte-n \CUlar CUSP. 1 have aga in ('htldrtn b, twnl1 3!.:l S;; u ncI 1-1. 1,3114 CI }-l(>alth Department to make ~worn e' thcm to ~l~ e dellnq\l\'nts notifying Chlldrt'n under 5 .. ......... .. BU _ -positions R~ to the ('xact c haracter oC rnents re u\; and th a t If the trnproveIn the Poll!"h d istrict o nly 7 per c;::> nt. .A IJRO~OSIT IB:'\" ~ t he Yloh.LliOl~s of the law co mplained of. Which In i he e:r'~ Itn exact stRten1Pllt o r of t he t enements u re co ntrolled by tUA· !e \J On Fl'lday [ re-('elyt>c.i a bunch o r. thetn fore me n l1erent f"a~ps Is no\\-' be- agen ts an d le8~e-!it, while in the Itallun Th(' Cll.lr!ts Or;::I DI l'f t10n ~ elf'" <.' 1;tlm~1 a nd Ihts 'mornlng 1 was hand ed some ff:aSOnabl ~e not In~t~\lled Within n district 30 per ce nt. are so cant ro lle-d. th tl.t in1mornllry bns C:rI PllC ll in ('Igh t (lr thr m ol'('. . ~ gun, Juse t ~e p~os('(,\.ltlon will be whlle the gro und sp ace-s co verefl by t he tMlNllt'U l ~, til(' nWlIcrli of wbl l'll were :1bl>ut "This office 1~ no W E'ngnged 1~ mailWill be d \ What IS a r1o'a50nable tlm.a lJullrllngs I" 51 pel' ce nt. a nd 82 pel' Ib 0" I'ro~('c urcd by t b(' Distric t Attorne~·. ing to t he te ne~ncnt house oWllet~ COnlt~nementeo~~mlnE"d soo n. Some or the cent. rpsJlN,tlvely , In th~ two d lstrlct~. I n tlH~:::i~ (' [HIt'!' IlTC'K'ccdln h :i ruay bt! hrc,ut"bt ]1ln~ned .,) f copies ot thefl e am(~~\ It s s~ that the 1m ne rg have m::lde prorl1i~es In the latter dis trict thl"n? are twpnty- to t4kl"' tbl'l pro).crty. and as tb"~' :Irc cJ .. U th(l.t th.p ~· may kno w exactlh" '. h:\\1 t~ and I hn\'e ~rove ments woald be mad€', three fqmilles ot bnre ment d wellers, 31't1 .... ,1~ It is ~:lld th nt tht' Corpol':HIon (.nun·1 <'('ImJll<JI~lt!i are, Hnd \\ h[l~ ,t t~hY" 11 c (loner G n!lru ctPCl H ~Rlth ( 'ommlsnnd Dr. G reenp. w ho will p lace Dr. ~pl 1;. 1 11~ nrnp('r o llklal tl) prO!'lCCUff"' ~JI~ E. XPf'ct€'ri to do. I ~hall gl\e ~m a a I!es are retne to ad\' l.:(' me It the p rom- Heath on the detail wl1.h Dr. Consta n- l.'br l!la.... t{oH Js ~tlll UU I1N.ltil"lj, h,)"CH'j'. I'ea ~onablt' leng th of time in \\ hkh to In reg:r~t lived up to," tlnfJ'. ~n ld that thp law In r egard to but wlll he tH.'t.tll'l1 TCr) ~O("ln . place thei)' tpnements within the prov~law R! to ea to the enforceme nt of t he thp~.' will bl? e ntorced also. n nll t hat . SlQns of Ihe law. It they ahow a l'eadlapa.rtment or Imn\orallt y found In 111 5 dE p:ut mcnt would keep up the fig ht~ (J .... ne ss to (ampl y wtth our reque~t • ..IS Coatl\\"orth ouses. District Attorney until til". tene mpnt-hou~e la.w Is com· v I(. GR~eNe It'AN'TS MOR~ HELP. ma ny of them have done! we will not e " islon in lh sayS tha t there Is a PI'O - plied with. T hE'" Health Comtnl~~tonel' Health rornml!it~loner toda y pl'o(,ped against them. ~re simply of thp Pennl~1 law ror the entorcf'ment .H!~tel'c1ay pos ted n. notice o rdering t h e fie-nl a re{Jl\e~l to ~up l. Bu 0 the Po- a fter th '" f~lIows ".. ho don t propO!lc hoU!~ owne es a gainst th e a partment 0\\'n(>r5 or the olii Lncknwanna Ro te1ucE" Dt'j)tl.rtmellt for a t;qu ad ot patro l- to obe )' : h e lau..... . Coun~el l! ~. (nd that the Corpora tion Rt XO!=l, 112 :mc1 114 )laln ~tr(,E't. to hn v~ melt t('l assis t hi s In~ppc tor5 In visiting Mr. Coa t.sWOl' lh said that In regard of the Work e egated to th e legal pa rt thl" pl;~('e vnca ted within ten days, aile te nen'H'n t h' IUS(>~. Dr. Grpene says he to pros::!C ut to ns against owners ot In thp. om(;~ f th .John R. T riblE>, on(' oC the o wners, a. p~ has mad!' th is r' q u(>s t for h~lp bpt'ause t~1lE>1l1E'nt8" ho pel'mltt(>d their use fIJr leI it '\'aa aalri th e COrporation cou n- ppnr".d beto re th~ dl' pa rtmE'nt a ne his I1re~e- nt for!' ,< I" not large- enough innTIol'.3.1 pun)O~t'~ that tha.t matter lo the mat at nothin g would be wantpd mO l'e timE', p:lylng t hut h~ to t e nd p rop,' ri)" to tenE'nlent Inc;;pect lon. b<':t~ n turned O.... P1' to th~ 'A the C.1~er un tt l Mr. Fe-Idman would F:blrt on thE." improvements at ~o \lni:'el. h e ha~ charge ., Mon'lay mor n i!lg, once. D r. G rC'cne. ho w € \'er. refused to ' l I I t I tao fI(P-U . ;t r k 'E"r -I,d bP-l he! ''''''''_U. I Hl'eET "P. I �KNIGHTS TEMPLAR BALL Klein, Robert H. Mason, Sir E dgar C. Neal, S Ir 'WlllJam II. OUs. Sir Hen ry Schaefer, Sir Geo rge H. Simpson, S Ir GTf Preparations for the Event of George "". Rloan, SIr Ric hard H . StafJanaary 23d. Cord, Sir Henry J. Thu ~rl<, S ir N e lson O. ---,. '.rtffa ny. S h' John G. Wallenmeier, Jr., FITT_ LTST OF CO:\Ii\U'l' TEES THAT SIr Shprwood Welch. Huge de Paye n s I ARE 'VORKING TO ;\IAKE IT A , Comm:Uldery-Slr Fred erick Brennlsen, SUCCES S. ; Jr., Sir A lfred H. B urt, SIr C harles R. '11U1 .11- fh ~ - - - B uller. S!r Edward Comp"on. S Ir Frank OLake ErI~ and Hugh D<' Pa'yens com- A. Fox, S ir Frank B. Hannis, Sir AI\'ln mande rles of Knights T~Jl1 plar have L. Higley. SIr Frederick K . HIser, Rl r designate d thei,. p rin cipa l ofllcers as a Alva 111. Jennings, SIr 'Villla m A. Joyce, general com mittee, und the ball to be ' Rir J. George Nussba umer. S ir J. Wil~Iyen in the City COIlYenlion H a ll o n Ha m Prouse. Sir " ' illta m T. Robe rts. FH"dtiy ' eye ning. J a nuary ~3li, Is to be SIr Geo rge T. Rob inson, Sir Albert K . the most importa nt s ocia l e H ' llt, fo r th e Sage, Rlr Robe rt F. Sherman . Sir templar., gi\'en in B uffalo In many (;eorgp J . Yolger, SIr He nry"' . 'VendI. )~a,". S Ir Llo yd L. 'Yestbrook, Sir Edward D. I<n,,""m t-honse Cases w ill be presented to t he Grand Jury now in Session. -9<Ut,//- ' 1d~ FINAL WARNINd ISSUED CIRCULAR LETTER SEN T TO ALLEGEDYIOLATORS-DR.GREENE WANTS lI10RE HELP. District Attorney Will Give ' Tenement House OWnelt 'I a Chance~ d~'Y 'Wlthout making a ny com m e ut on th e attitude of the C harity O rga n izallon i Society, D is trict ALtorn py Coat"worth yeste rda y nUld c a statc lnent s howing The grand cOlnmanc1ery offi c er El. as "\Vhef'i er. that. he does not believe i n the sum- I As to Prosecutions for Im . mor well as the council officers f rom a ll i lT1Floor-Eminent Sir W illiam F. E lm- mary prosecution of the a lleged violat•'I1,ortanr comnlandcrics in the state, will endorf, chair man ; Sir C harl es H. }4"'u n- ors of t he tenement-house Ja.w w hose ality He Says Mr. Feld• present. Supper \l'lll be sen'e d by nell, " Ice c hairman . Lake Erie. Com- en ses a r e no w befo r e him. man Shou ld Attend competent caterers. A regime ntal band, mandery-Slr yrus L. Barb e r, S Ir WII"I do not t hink t he nature of the act as well as an orchestra, " ' iII furn ish the I llam H. Barr, S ir Hug~ G. L. Cam e be l~, req uires hasty ac llon, especIall y a t this to That music. The demand f o r adm issions is Sir Myron O. Denny, Su' Ed w a r d F . '''. Ume ot year," said Mr. Coats worth, very la rge a nil t he 3G boxes a r e Gaskin, Sir Wil Ham G. Houck, Sir B urt afte r stating positively tha t t h e cases to be auctioned un der the direction 0( I C. John s on, Sir Ira T. G leaso n, Sir Hen- In q ue stion w ill no t b e presen t ed to th e District Attorney Edward E. C..~. Eminent Sh' DuMon t e A . 'Whiting, t h e ry Lelgll, Sir Rober t O. Meldrum, Sir J. present grand ju ry. worth has taken hold ot th.:o or "" chairma n of th e ti c ket committee. l'hesB Edwin Prouty, Sir C ha rles H . Robinson, I-Iealth C Olnlni.esio ner !lree ne p r e - case s a gainst t enement house 0111'l'1 tickets of admission a re to be o bta ined Sir Judel V is hion, Sir Henry C. Ze ller, sen ted the fac ts con cern inlr J3 alleged who have failed to comply wltb tht b. only from m embers of the t\\ a com- Sir Thomas C umpson, Sir '''a It ,Yo 'Vll- "Iolatlons of t h e tenemen t-house act. which were reterred to him by HlIl:l manderies. son . Sir Henry Haler, Sir John H. Cla r k, The violallo ns consisted of maintaining Commissioner Greene and is no. C!o.. The members of the commanderles, as Sir Ed"'in " -. Carter, Sir Jame s H . FarInsufllc ient plumbing o r bad sanitation. lectlng evidence against them. 1'\., ' well as gra nd office rs, will a ppea r On qu harso n. Huge de Payens COlmnan- In n Il the cases t he acts or omissions however, is merely a prellmlnary new District Attorney app,,~ U the 1100r In tull T em plar uniform. _\ de ry- Slr Lou is P. Adolff, Jr., S ir comp la in ed Of a re of th e kind defined The have mjlde up his mind to CODdutl~. mere mention of the names of the s ir Charles N. Armstrong, , 'Ir Randolph by the tenement-house law a s m i sde- prosecution of these cases In the mu, I knights on the various co mmittees as- Dam es. Sir Hany E. Benson, S ir Freel mean01" a nn, therefore. s ubj ect to crilll- ner he hlmsel! think. advl ..bl., U ~f Bures the character a nd s u ccess or the N . Burt. S ir Freder ick A . B usch, Si r Ina I prosecution. Charity Organization Socl,tyatl.nr,u festival. The committees In charge a re George "". Chase, Sir Reuben H ..CQatsThe DI"trlct Attorney sent fo r each to force his hand it Is Ill<ely to £!It as follows: worth, Sir J ohn L. Daniels , Sir 'WilIiam tenement· house o wner involved in t he wi th oOl)osltlon. " N one at these tenement house t'tHI General committee-Right Eminent J. G unnell , S ir Franl< B . Hower, Sir c ompla ints. He demanded to know wi ll be presented to the pre .. nt (ll'; Sir Erastus C. Knight, chairman; Sir J ohn \Y. Jarvis, Sir P hilip Joyce, Sir why the o rd e r of the heallh department jury," said 11r. Coatsworlh yesl,rlll, John M. HUll, v Ice c hairmnu; Sir Knee- J oh n F . Koch , Sir George Reimann. Sir to comply with th e law had not been " 1 do no t think these ca", are ~ I Jand Ball, "ecretary; Sir G. Barrett Hay "'. Rea rl e, Sir Jo"ep h B. Thebaud . o beyed. Some of the 33 s ta ted th ey had kind that .lIould be rushed Immetatl- ' R ich , t r easu r er; Eminent Sir Robert D. ~ir A~fr~ d ' V. l 'ho1'11. S ir John S. Tyle r , co rrected t he defec ts order ed co rrect- Iy to th o grand jury. I do not 10t.14 Young, RIght Eminent Sir Horace A. Sir " !Ills P. 'Yhitlng. ed ; the o thers promised to do so w lth- to a ct hurriedly In sucb cas .... UI4' Noble, Sir George E. B urrows, Sir Decoration s-Sir G. Barrett Rlcl" out unnecessary delay. Mr. Coats- clally a t this time 01 Ihe year. Frank 111. Fisher, Sir J a mes H. Farqu- c hairma n ; Eminent Sir Frank T. G!I wo rt h r eferred the latter c lass of cases WILL GIVE TIMe, barson, Sir John H. Clark, Eminent Sir bert, "Ice c hairman; Lake Erie Com back to Dr. Greene with a reques t for " 1 intend to give the own'" or Ihl W illJam H. Lyons, Emine n t Sir Du - mande;'y-Slr Henry "-. Brendel, Sir depositions from the inspectors who tene ments .a reasonable opportu.ntty to lIonte A. Whiting, Eminent Sir Charles John H. Buckley, Sh' 'Ve ils Dygert, Sir had re ported the violation s. M r. Coats- bring their buildings Into compllltKt W. Cushman. SIr Edwin P. Sea r s, Sir H e llry D. Fisher, Sir Ph Ilip Hoenig, Sir worth rcceived seyer a l such deposi tions with the la" . I do !lot meal\ any Iftat Joseph L. "Whittet, S ir G eorge H. Charl,es ",;. M a nn. Sir George J. 1I1etzyeste rd a }- a nd expects t h e oth ers soon. lime bu,t - a reasonabl~ \Im~ :t;h.. ~ Woolley. ge r, Sir "illJam J. H. Palmer, S ir 'VtlThese \"tIl form th e eYldence t h a t may they fall to obey tb,e .Ia" t~elr'a;" will be J!re"~ nted to the :r.apdJury, Reception-Right Eminent Sir Horace lia m H. Pinek, Si r L o uis Rapin, Si r Jobe presented to the g rand jUl'Y later. Wh~ n MI'. Coatsworth IVa' ..k.d ~' A. Noble, chalrman; Sir C. Lee Abell ,eph H. Uebstoc k, S ir Ellsworth 111. Instead of proceeding forthwith upon he had progressed with tbe cas" rerur!4 vice chairman. Lake Erie Commander; S tatler. S ir Harry D. lams. SIr these atndaYits, Mr. Coatsn'ortll decid- to him by Di:.~Greene he said h' III -Right Eminent !:llr J ohn S. Bartlett T homas G . Allen. Hugh lie Payens e d to give the tenement·owne rs a fina l raUed upon t1te HeitTm. CommlS!!o~tr opportunl ty to remedy the evils com- to furnish him with aflldavlts EmInent Sir " ' Illta m S. B ull. Eminent Commandery-Sir Morris Benson, !:In' plulned of. He sent Qut a circu lar let- for th tb e defects In each ton,"'! S ir Henry R Clark, Eminent Sir Gcor~e Charle s BO)'ce, S ir Edward E. Coatster to eaC' h of those persons aga inst house against which a compla1nt JI~ L. Kingston, Eminent Sir Henry Smith, worth" Su: AI\'in ,\-V. Day, Sir Elec k F . made Then he called In the 0"", EmInent Sir George W. Voss, Eminent ~ra ll, Sir c~,arles P. Lytle, Sir Walter J . ,,,,hon1 t h e health inspect.ors h aYc made. a nd J~tormed them what ,,'o\lld bfft1~ Sir Frederick A. Colson, Sir Albert H. Shepard, Sir A. _\. Bettinger, SIl' Edde positions, directing th orn to c omply be done to brIng the h~U~" up I. ci 'A dams, Sir Charles F. Bishop, Sir ward L. H rad~-, Sir John H. ('ooper, Sir w ith t he law a nd warning them that if s tandard requlred by the I••. . they do not do so w ithin a r easo nabl e promIsed to do as required. It 1l0lft-J ames Chalmers, Sir Joh n T. Clari., Sir George A. E lliott, S ir Edward H . time, he 'vi II tlresent t h e ir cases to th e maIns to be seen whether or not ~~ George A. Davis, Sir Chlllon M. Farrar, Rutclll n s on. :,Ir Eugene C. Roberts, Sir n ext gra nd jury. will keep their promises. rr !h'~ ... ers fall to make the improvemea , "Th en you will not pre~ent a ny cases quired they will be prosecuted. la to the present gra nd jury '! " he was I Asked about the eight or ten ct"'<l as l<ed by a n Express reporter. ,,' hich th e Charity Organlzatlon~.. " No. no t to thi s grand jur)'. I do not I etr complained tbat tenement "":: think th e nature of the act r eq uir es ,yere being used for Immoral ~::rDr. hasty. ac tion, e. pec lall y at thi s time of Mr. Coats worth said ~e Jo~~"1 M. Greene that Corporation t roJHul' y ear," wus ~lr. Coat~wol'th's a nswer . ayens Comma ndery-Eminent S ir Corporation CO llnsel F e ld man has no t ma n was the proper Pher~o~e:nPt.lfJIto thpse cases a nd they a ye t given his opin Ion as to whe t h er t h p Mr. F eldman. o ther class o[ ten e m e nt- ho use comAS' MR, FELDMAN' S T • P laints-where prostltuU un is a lleged Mnt Sir v'lllllam H engerer, E mine n t ' I sel will pr.... by the CharIty Organlza Uon Society"Th e Cor porallon Coun C il'orth IIr WllIlam H. Smith, Sir Harlo w " ' . s hall be pl'osecuted l'imtnall y or civil· cute th ose ca!:l es." said M~ne~ orltn~· Bailey, Sir Tra c y C. Becker, Sir M ilton I d - )' Iy. District Attorney Coatsn'ort h Is "The law provIdes tha.t 0 ral ptlrJ<!" J . Blodgett, Sir 'Whltney G. Case. Sir c ment h.ouses used for ImmOname .. ~t qu ite positive, howey er , that the or · may be prosecuted In i~: ihe l'f'.iTHl ",Turren F. Chandle r. Sir G eo rge c lln- I poration Counse l m ust proceed In those Health Commissioner The corpo"U~ ton, Sir Edward K. Emery, Sir 1' h eocases. of a $1000 penalty. ro,.cut!. fil dore Y. Fowl er, Sir W illia m S. G r a t"Th e tenement ac t. it ~e elns to me," Counsel is required to p the pf1ll111~ tan Sir Clarence 'V. Ha mmond, S ir I said 1\11'. Coa tsworth, "clearly intends la w 1 )I'ovldes that in c~se th. prol"rtJ Ed~ur B. J ewett, Sir J ob n J. Mc'WIlthe Corporation Counse l to act. I t PI'O- awarded a r eceiver 0 h corportl!iI~ liams, Sir Thomas P e nney, Sh' Joel H . v ides that a proceeding s hall be begu ', shall be a ppolntef ' and.~t:rney ror I)H ealt h CommissIoner W alter D. Prescott, Sir J oh n Yi. Robinson . Si r aga inst th e owncr of a t cnc:rnen t ,,\\.hel'e· c ounsel s hall nc as penli\ton. n"" Greenp today served notIce on the 0'\\'11 Otto v."l'. Yolger, S ir Francis G. Ward. recelv~l' w ithout com yment Jl th, In imlnoral conduc t is a ll eged to pre· law provi~es for thl e h~~"e\'err by ,h' Press-Sir George E . Bu rrows, c hair- ~t he old Lackawann a Hotel propel·ty at t.i2 and 64. )Iain stl'l'~t. w hich is \'a ll . The law prescl'i bes a pena lt y of Corporation COllnse, comlI1!J1i"" man; Sir George Bleistein, vtce ch a Ir$1.000 fOJ' maint aining pro~ titut1on in a ing him a ten per cent. . Thtrtiftl man. Lake Erie Commande ry-Emi- now usecl as a tenen1en t house \ and is telleme nt. If a judgm ent f or the pen - th e amount of t~e ~~n~~\q th! propt< nent Rtr OUver A. Je nkln~, S ir Adam Occ' ullied by about 'if) families. that the a lly ig obtained, it be('omes n. prior lien my opinion no au ,. place mUFt be vacateu by tenants withBoecke l, Sir Franl< T. Coppins, Sir we,sUpO Il the premiSl':i. If the lie n Is not prose-<'u t?l' In SIUC~ p~~~~~ed tbe ~~~ In 10 days 0r h e "Ill calIon the police ley C. Dudley. Sho"Walle r D. Greene. Si r to drive them out. This noUce was II tt a' be Asked If th e ow rlmln,1 p....... pa id. th l'" law ~ays o.PJl en on In l Attorn ey co uld bring c, mattJoftt,to Will1n.Jl1 A. Jones, Hit G eorge H. Lamy. .spr\'ed becaus ~ the JlI'op prly 0\.... ne r5 nl ade to the Supreme L'OUJ·t (or the n p- Ings a gainst owners or h" pU!'PJ!" )I' Sir Samuel Newllla n, Sir George K. failed to sho,'. Dr. Gree ne that the polntment o f u. I'ecei\'~r of t h e prem · men ts us ed [or 8~~r as he knr" at Staples, Sir Samue l Root. Hugh De bullding Is fit f o r tenement purposes. isf's. who s hall proceed to se ll t h e prop· Coa ts wo rlh ~ald M d Pasens Comm::11 1de l'y-~lr Horace P. An Ins pection by the Health Depart- ' crt,r fol' the satisfac tion ot t he li en. s uch provision Is J?B e. Chamberlai n, Sir 'WiIllam H. Daniels, mpnt previous ly showed that It did not I \, it h the !'l,ctulrements o f the The law d istinclly . pprlnes that Ihe ~D Sir George C. Dow, Sir John C. Adams, t('omply e nemp nt house la,\-, it is said . Corporation Co unsel "han represe n t th e ~ Sir Laure ns 1iJnos, Sir George J. Hafta. John P. 'frible. who lA ~a ld to be one r ece tn· r. 80 it Is c lear that it i~ intend· ,..,~, '- 1 0" Sir Charles E . Hayes, SIr " 'illiam S. of the owners of the tene m ent. apt:.' R ' """[1' 1 I e d that he shall prosecute sUl;h cases, .. H ollls t er, Sir Millington Locl,wood. S ir p ea red in Dr. Greene's office this morn' WtrI~ D In his a nnual repol't, issued :res tcr· ing and said hp \\-ould put women to H arrIson K. Y edder. day, H ea lt h 'omml" io n er Greene .. istrict Attorney Is YJo. work clf>aning out the b uilding. It waa I Prin ting-Eminent Sir C h arles V;-. aga in call s atten tion to the need of a !(l c' , des to Prosecute Cases or repo r ted to be In fllthlr condition. Dr Cushman, chulrlllan; Si r Ch a rIeR E . fol' hi s depul'tmE'u t in bringing n bout a .ald thl, would not do and told !>1arkham, "Ice c ha.lrman-Lake E ric (;reeno ~lr. T ribl e he must get the tenants OUt thorough enfor ce men t of tbe law. lIc latio ns of the Tenemenl .... Conunandcry-Sir George L. Brown, Sl r within 10 day". says: Fra nl< P. Conrad, Sir Adam Cornelius, "That Is unfair," said Mr. Trible He(~"nt {'hauges in tenement-house In ws DIstr!c-t Attorner co.tI ...~ ....... Sir Robert Eic h el, Sir Joseph Fowler, "Npvt'rlhplrs::' It mu~t be done." was ll~\'c pre~ented to the depD. I'truent measures Ing i1 C1I retuJ cXlllnlDfttJOlI oJ 4JtlI~ !'lid' Sir Dan B . T hompson , Sir Frank W . the llealth Commissioner'S l'eply Intrnded for tho so-c:1.Ued t.ene1llent-llouB~ mc-ut law an d the Joe' I ~-A to ~ " I'll ~et an Injunction restraining yo u LilleY, SIl' Geo r ge n. McMi chael. Sir problem. which d('mand more than R. passing log to te-oE'm{'nt!. bAS dtcl b1 . . . ,\Villiam H. ]lice, Sir Anurew Shiel<1~t from . putling them out." sa.ld Mr. Tri noUcC' Their scope nod Intention being main· the "lolntJons laid berOC"f btll ble, getting angry. Sir Thomas G . Allen. lIugo de Payens tv dlr~ct("ld low ,ud "ondltlons exI5t1 n~ in :\ew Commissioner Oa::&L. taktD 4IretC1: "All r ight. Get It." retorted Dr. )orlt. where lbp i.lbu ~es tb ey aim to correc L So~tbC8~ ~otht.rd"'~ C"mma nd er.r-Sir ~f arUn II. Bleecher, Greene. nro f13 ~rn tlt. their adapt..'ltion to Buffa lo. toJ'~ the grund j nry. whJJ. arrt1"""'" Sir Fred B. Eberhart, Sir G eo rge J. Haf"1 nevor heard of su,'h a tlIthy place 1ld " I " " 'vherc th~ (lYITs In r}u('HUon nrc rclath'ely lesS. f elld nnts wfll be arrtS'ftd rIP! fa, Sir Frank Hammond. Sir Frank B. aJ:f tht~ tt:·nement is," said Dr. Grll'e ne. brings \\lth It additional work. Radical In J)()uce ('Ourt. ,,1th tbe _ Hower, SIr Charles :N. McM icha el. Sir "Tt Is rpportell to ml~ 75 familles Iivl' In ('hauK(,s nl'f' made hnIJ(· rnlh~o wltb heavy Pf'D - Innr)t heariDfC. II be!ol'f the ....... Willia m S . Rlselay, Sir Fred B. Robl ,,", It and there arc only 10 (·losets . Gnrhaltlf'S; {'bnuges nod procedures are demandcd Dr. Greene hilS laJ J eJMII.. ..at!'........ SIr Charl es A. Smith , Sir Oscar T. Tay- }lgC wa~ nl~o allowed to accumulate on whlo-b ('an on ly bo hrought after lutipertton torn~)' t;et'en addttJOOI to bt1J~ the tioors." an ll dt'Ullleu work whic h the departmen t Is ty-lbree In all wblch":: • .rcL to)lf,.....lor, Sir Fred G. "'·"ber. It I. expectpd the rhartty Orgdnlzanot tully ("q uipped for, b:r !;eason or i nsum· nml If found to be Tickets-Emine nt Sir Du monte A. tion SorJf"ty \\"111 hplp the t~nan~q who den t b~lp. For tblB l'<>.json. aD Inc ren!"e ot thu cllted. tIIIII Whiti n g. chairman ; Sir Vtllliam Demp- are turned (lut to find new part'rl(~nts. forc.;8 is Of! ·(:SS3ry. tbat tb e work ..\8 n reeult ote st 1', vIce 'c llairman ; Lake Eric Comr'ondu('ted ('xpedillously nn d w ftb a. tbat ~Wt otth mandpry-Slr F rank L. B eyer, Sir R . or all Inte rests lo,·olvad. ~ &ndIC!OO~~b.r~~:!;~;';rtJ Kenneth BIckford, Sir Yietor R. Blehdon, Sir Wlll JL DIck. Sir W1Ilian1 D. Dohp\·ty, Sir Edward F. Dold, Sir Alber t HE HAS WARNED TH[M . I Itt" ""ill "u::, 'Y. ~:£'~~~~~E'"F~~:tI Trmiror OLO :r~lf~~~~:";~~·:~\rCH~l~~~~~ LfiHuH rKRWANNA HOTEL t\ :a~t~~in!1;1~~r~~J~~~~fs~~J t; r MUST VArLf\AT E I ,9% 9 dE · Health g{)mmissio'ner Greene Orders Another Tenement House Abandoned. THE GRA JURY .. C la - I :t_ aJIII- �I SQUALOR OF TENEMENTS IS BEYOND BELIEF l~D DRumu· ~U~ [75 MORE f AMILIES TO BE EVICTED Seventy-Five ~ amilies Must Vacate the Old Lackawanna Hotel W;th;" T" ~,y,. """·1fJ -1f',a THE HEALTH CO MMISSIONER E FI LTHY, · ORDERS TH E OLD LACKAWANNA HOTEL VA- Filth In Every Square Inch of Lackawanna and United REPORTED TO States Hotels, and Families are Packed ToJohn p, Tribl e A.k l d for Delay, and gether Like Live Stock Shipped W h e n Dr. Gree ne Refused , ThreatI nld to Get an In junctIon. hom Western Prairies. ATMOSPHERE DENSE AND HORRIBLY FOUL - - - - - " usual ~tn..tp o r po~!\lllly it WM due to thl'" f,\d that It \\'a~ ~ und 'l Y. " · 1.: DOI ", O t ;" ES 'I IVITI E q . . 1(\' 'I'" CATE~ I I> . I b ~ [( ~ t th o expiratio n of len days ' he proprir tors of th e old Lac kawanna Hot(' ), :1.t ~O ~ . il2- 64 ~1ain Street, do not ~f:e- to It t hu t th e Jll'e miftPS are vacated Iho H ealth Commls ls O)n or w ill oall upon ~upt. n ull t o tak l' ch a rge of the wo!k ()( l' \'ir ll n v not less th a n 7:> tenantco., As (·uc h fami ly l\.\'eragf>S about 11v(· )l~l"'uns. It w ill he ~e(\n that about 375 [ n nn.~wer t o thr Mllmmous bPHlt"<1 Pridny hy ll rnltJ\ otnmi!oiisol1()r 'Vnltr r H . (lr~en". ,Iohn P. Trible, .upposed to btl unt' of lhl' O\\IHlrN of the old L uc'kuwtll1nu H owl at U2-t14 :\I ni n .. t ree- t. opIWllr(·d thlM morning in 111(" offil'(' ot tht' h .. 'ulth th'portmrnt to ~h(lw rumH' w hl' th{' huildin~ bhoulcl not bp " l\cntNl h)' tt'Ullll l to., it hn,'lng hi'i'n rt' l lf)I'u'd that tlw b llthli n g Is fK'cuph.. d os n t'enf' DlNlt, tlno tJ'Ul it dOt,+, DOt. romply w iUl the It'IH'IIl('lIt luws. )lr. Trilllt' Wilt'! nb l ~ to ~ h ow Of) (,nus£' "' 1,1,,1, " ' U". •• ,l·o f n",.,ry lO D r. G roell ", " ... , " 8THI nn ttrdtOr WR' I"qu(od rOlll l>clli ng the h.:'MntA tu \"t\(,lltt\ \\ iUlln tPrl tlO:YR. Hr. nn'en~ ",nil) 1\1' hl\( ) leurol'(l thnt tht. bui1dln~ i O<"l'Uplt-d uy 7:) rumilit~ ~., . nn d ' in... tf'nd u f ~:ll n~ nt fir ... t rppurh"U h I)Nl pic "il l hE" .1n'(!C' t e d by the o l'der. J ohn p , T r iblE', o n e of thE' ownpl'II or I h e bu il dIng, Hp peal'cd before Health (' om missJo ncr Grc'F' ne th is morning on A word to the w ls~. 1C you contem· an orol pr to sho w c all~e why t he blind· plate d!ltln&' the slu ms, do It on n n h 1 YC'strrJay W8~ n gala, day on thE:' Ing ~hou ld not bf' vaca ted, because it empty stomach. The !Iums a s n woe th irll floor or thr L.acku.wo.nna, !HI n. Wll~ not E' xis tlng In ron Cormity to the may send up a. worse 9t~nc h In the brhbll ('o uple hn d t\. home-nllin.: no d a law gon~rn in g t C' n e ment hOUfWS, t bouse th m i l l d I ht )1 r. T l' lblo' n s ked to r more limp, which summer but the teneme n . s e -\ Wf.', 1 n g ~upper ~ ..\8 s~rn~ nt n g . \\' n~ re[ u ~p. d by th e ommh;sionpr. Mr. selves dertalnly do th eir best In this Tr lb ll' mu LlI' a gre at kkk , a nd stornH: d respect in the winter. ~'hen the doors noon, .. neh bf'ari n~ n. g irl of ,.omn 80rt. nn d ohj et" 't'd , sa ying tha t t he Co mmlsand windows are c1o!ed as tightly ~ ThE' h8(')P ~- (."o\1p l~ Wt'N! ~.'11 n t An· ~Ionpr wa~ no t trpntl ng h im fair ly, 'Jut lo nlo ~1011le"o blu ~ hi'I g Jo ' h(' ('ommls~ l onE" 1' ''''as obdurate. Theu c:ibJ in order to keep out t h e eo Id u 11 IC'I , a n d po..c:s e ~£'t)hlne Denunzio. Thn groc:nn was .:\Ir T rible t h rea t e ne d to appe al to :1~ blasts or old Bores!. n~ kpd It hl" WD.!II not a trnld hlR new. that t iLt\!-c arl' IliJ(Hlt 3iG pt.·rbonN Ih'iug co urts. a nd Rai d tho.t he wo uld get out Ye!terday atternoon a Courl~r r~' tUatle home woulll, ~ n be brok n up. witllin it."4 ' \ al~. t·'or tlw"'p 3 75 human Rn InJun C'lin n rpstrdining Dr. Green~ porter paid 8 ,·" It to the Lackawanna " WI,}"" he ",tort d . b<>lIl/o: Ih<-,~ nrr r~p""led to l,e on ly) O fro m In t e rferin g with hi. building. I and United Scs tes hotels, the twO "You h..'\ v~ h~a rd of HMlth C'om mis. rIQll("l..!. nntl ~ mH.' of tht.'111 nrf' not up to T hf'n Dr. G rpp neo t old .M r. Trible to g.) ltalJan tenement·how es, mhlch h:'\\'e !I1011P r t)r~enf"'s ('diet. nror rIng the- [h~ h.-nlth ..tt'pUr(Uh.'lIl'!o' ,",uuulunl o(~ rc. .1hpad a nd d o as h'" plp'ls ed. bttn condemned by H ealth Co mmi~- wholC' buUt1lnK vncntl....1. hnvr.n't you'?" III I 0 1'. C1ref> nf' d erl a r eR that tbe plac~ fa stoner Greene M unnt tor human babt- bE' was R!'O kf"d In turn. Cl\11r~m('nt. 1,'urthprmor{". tJtP ht'1\ ~ nin a ft~t h y rn nllt tio n a nd that there are tatlon. If there was nothing E'1!le to A ore o r o th"'r (('nn.ntE' 'U'E'r~ a "k~d 1I1ll'NOr hnn' rf'pllrtl'll (hnt gnrhnJ,{c nnd only tpn t"IORets t O l' 75 tam llt~s. condemn them than the n ll·per\"adlng thp ~am(!! C) uf"~Uon. Ro.l nont' or br'm r\'(\1~t· hn "l' ht,ttn cit·IHlfIItitt."f1 promhwuously It J~ ~aid tha t t hE" Chari ty Organiza!tencb ths t would b~ sufflcient, An d had hf"tlrd o r tht.· hll}lf"n, t lng p\-tctlon. n tllt' floo~, nlu1 thnt thf> l.Hlilllin~ i~ tio n Rocie-ly will be ('ailed o n to promore. The trad itional fish market An attrmpt was mnll to xptnin to }n n tilthy ('onditlon. Auoth(lr ('oillplu int vide p laces for the (""ie-ted f amilies. !Dlell Is not in It tor n fmctlon o f n them that th~ pln("~ w ,,('onsld{'r~d un- LA l lint Lllf're ftrp 110 tire oCIlP'M whit,'h ~~_-===:.:':::::====::::.. .;;~ stCond "'Ith the Lackawanna Hotel, eanlu, ~'. .. and tor tbat ..... on Il Is a d\"lc~ well A bll:'. nthli,t1c f_!low, who 1001<1'<1 n . cO lllply wilh tho Inw •. riven when the elummE"r Is warned to t.h ugh h~ co uld 11 ft lL ton, hruln:ed his Mr. 'rrihh' Illf'ndl'd (or further tim(" 10 on an empty etomnch. The La(' kR- sbml !d"r~ anJ 1\ k , ,1 Indi Kn.ultll·: hut Hr. ( ;rl"f'nl' wn~ i nexornbl{'. Th(>ll waDna Hot~, In lowe r :U aln Street, 1s " Do I loo k n et though I wn..~ !II k ,.. ) {r, 'l'rihlf' thrpnh'nl..d It..,:nl pru('N,"(}inv;~. woru In th,L, respect, If pO~9IbJe. tban An ()lh"'r m 1n ~~id th at ht' could n't IIp in tjl1lntl'1.i t1ti11t tlw !iltntt' ('ourt."I w ('n' the UnIted St3tes Hotel, In the T€'Tr::lce, remE'mbpr o r anyone havi ng "led In t h~ hif.. llt.'r u nthllrit" thon nr. U r P{ln(', nnd though Its repula tl on I. not 00 ha.l. b ull,lInl:', an,] he had been 1I "lng l h e r e ' , In truth, It I!! llt tle wondp-r that lbf!' a ·w h ole y~ur t l,l\{ ht." nonl,l snot an injunrtion. Ur. pIa,e Is sUHlng In Its " tencb when It "·hPl!:..r ther .. ha,'p b!'<' n ony <lpath. ll rN'nu told him to go nh.nrt, that the Comm Iss ioner Greene's Annual lJ remembered that ~eventy-fl\'e f m or no t. lh~ J'lluee is unflu,.::;tlonnbly u n- ordf'r o f thr hM'lhh df'pnrtmt'nt woulll Report Most Sat isfactorymes., with a memben- hl p of ne3rly 400. tt:t.nitnry. Thl\ :'00 room" lire- C'lo~~. blu ml until r.~\'okt"Cl Ill" hi,l{ht'r Ruthority, are crowded Into a compllraU\,ely smsIl !lttu tTy :l nd ill·~nlpIUng. Th,.. hnll!i' a rt." O r O rt"f.np tltlt not know who R r ~ tbe A Healthy City, building of A,-e floors, doing all thplr n arro'" and dark Anti t hrough Cl l<1 rg~ rpnl Qwnf'rs o f thr b uihliu~. [] e snYll t hu t eating, .sleeping and c ooking within 1t~ part o f thpm nf'\'t: t t\ r y of llitht ~nf'· Ll," ....u.,. ...n r ... lKlUkli ~h() w thO l G race ," un < -:-n -lr63 walls, while the venLllatlon Is of th~ tra lP •. and Il 18 bnr~I~' po. Ihle Wll h ,~, ~ H(alth ("om is~lonf' r Gr ef' ne ~'est f rday woret and poorest sort. Thp C'lo~Pt" the treble lI~hl pro \'I,]t'd by onf' ~mn.lt Bu"kirk u( P f'Uri!l. Ill., is the o wn er. J (,hn t his ann II I npor t t o M a yo r n.{]ighL are such only in n a me, ns th~y a re Ir.lS j t to gropo onu's way through P . Trlblp .uul F.llt'u Triblp nr e Grnre " nn 8('n l HI' P8)1:I a. cumpllml: nt (0 t he bacter iOlogl ... plainly unsanltary. not the slightest thpm. HIl..-kirk· llnrrntjia, Dr. G r(\ene believes ca l department. dl'c!an's co nta.gious dt .... regard belnr paid to cleanlinf.'s!'. On e \,f'ry fl oo r nrp ba rrpI~ ot rottlng that thf'Y nrf' ('hher purt 0" ners or UgClI tH . ('IHWS arf on lht' th.·cru15t'. a nd !;>al'B the DECEPTIVE EXTERIOR. rptut:f(l from "hle h n. horrlblp, ir kenlng •"l'hl· .. t' rnruiltc~ must mo,'e 'w ithi n te n p014~ lbilllit,~ or tl lihoid fe'·e r [rom lake amell arloe., In thp building nre tpn rt h d The white-pa inted Lacknwanna lll·kl'pt c1o!"t:tl', "'orne of th.'m In dnrk tlny~: ' ~l1 d Hr. (J r("('1ll' n rr t c el)nr~ \\t!t'r tlr\~ II('C( ~~arlly grea t a t certain BottI, setn from th e paveme-nt, do('~ COrnl'r9_ N'ot n !'ing'le onl" gh'('s ('vi- turf' o f ) .l r. ' rr lhI(>. . "tr t hey do not. lIlov e l"1 R~un8 li t lhl' q'ar. I h· rl'r"r" IJrl~'I.r tn tile (' 1)ld~mic ot not look especia.lly dltT!rent from other d pnce ot f'\'~r r('celvln g n ttentlon . All yoll1nturlly, the polu'(' wIll hl' n:-;ked tn ~m.dl-~Iu, in .811(Jalo Ja:o:: t yt>ar. T his t HY, buUdlngs In that part ot Ma in Strl"et, arp In a barl condillon· The plumbing I U .. i~ t tllt'tIl 1)\11 I nm doin,l( merf'l)" ""hut I hl' to. l) tI . 18 as w['11 pru u'cu d n:; any city part ot th e lower floor being occ upied I" (l0~'[' In many Ins. t f1nc~, HI' Is ev l... thf' lu" ('olu HHlnc!s UlU to do, nnd Rl't'rt>& In tht. l nltt (I Sta tfoB from tbls mOJ:;t con· by the United States Expre:lllft C0m. <.1+ need by thp wall!il Rnd c,11Ings. tun' .\hu) ol tht' ('}lIlrit)' O rg nnizntinn l.l ~l{)uft co f Ul~l'l\f:;E'8. Th t' low cllnth r iltE' I~ n !:i()urc(' of much pany'. office and trelght ho'u"", but DI SE A S E-nnE E DI'I G FLOOR~ , ,' :lfl) ha in fon1led nit' Ihnt the socielY ,-rntllh lon to tne Hea lt h Co mm issioner. open the dOOr leading upstairs an d tbp will do "hat it c.'n ll tu n'lien" them (, t all Y 'I'i':t'rt' at htu~ hlOt,l a dccldt'd redul· t!o n tor Thp. noors ot th~ ('orridors are dirty, .uaerinlif. .:'t i r. Trililf' l)r()mj~f"d to be~in tIlt' )· ..·ar jUSl t·ndtd, as the rate Is only character ot the building 115 at onc~ revealed by the a wful stench an d the and It It I truf" that dl!"f'G'~ g'prms find I . k l OliN' on n lterntion-; a nd relw i rN 1~ .1ii ior t·al"h 10nu popula t ion. R$ co mpa.rt~d IIrange medley ot "'lUnd •. Go up just tbelr fa"ori le b r pe,lIng /lTound In flilb. '' ' ' ' ' ' . ed II tl with ::3. 17 In U .. l und :.!.S.7:! In ]S91. tn thl:" ~~e ftlght and both t he no.trll. and th~ th.n thp floors ot lh- Lackawanna can tn the hulld",!:. nn,l ask Ille to n ow past year thl:rc werE' ac t ua lly Si:! less d .. a ths than in th ,' Yf":1f 1901. Whll l' the ~rs aTe a!!ailed In a mann ~r tbat be counted on to orlKlnate and sprea ,l ramUif to r~muil1. I told hun he mu~t waimost murder In tbe first dpgree. cont.iglon. .:et t lll'lll out fir ... t. lind thtlt "heu IllS poS'uJlltillll has matt:'ria ll y Inc nast.u , F't·W(·" c a~cij o ( dlllh lhf' ria w c rt' r t:' port· ander about through the long nod At th~ r enr ot thl:'> hull,ling- a re a Jot u u lldin~ ('o lllplird with the tt'IWDh'nt luw~, ('d lal3t y('nr. and th t, ra tp of d {.s th~ was a. n~~w c.orrldors, dimly lighted b y a ot bln:i ('onstl"Urtefi tn th,.. rudp~t . b e raulo llH~ it for n teneIU('ut." Uttlt' nwn' Ihan 15 per {·cnt .. a n c xtnme· ~nl~ !Ickly gas flam€', and the un· roughp!=lt rnannt!r tl?r thf' atorage o r ll Nt1lh COJllntift!(iolll'r Grt'ell(' h as r~ h lov.· mortality . . Purlng- the Ylar t he re> " -ere on ly 141 re'lI~tgodtWlllln l be conscious of a s lrange fuel. On thp first floor aro> bnrrel. and .t . 1 Hupt null to Ilg'ign l brl'(! pOlrol. dt 11 1h!1l from c holtra Infunll.1m . the lo ..-~ for II ea g OVer him. W"ro tt no t barrl"ls of re(u~p and tn nll.lIUon to Qu e~ .. I I . Ib I t . t.. he din, one might I mn~lne tha t thid tbpJ"'· arr. rJ1ips o r brokt'n t,.'htna. nh.'H to n!'-t.~it;t t Ilt' h('Q 1 (('])t,rtmcD 111· l'~ t numhlr of ul'uthfi from t his caus It W !'illl (' l~S1. Tht'n' Wl' rc a lso fe w dt.1ths a pa rt t th dirt. and what·not collectell from thp ~11j'('ll)N in ll'nt'lIwnt hom;? wor~. , 1,1 mor" thnn two fnrUlitt.'s ll\' e 1ll tl from ~CH rh.'t (l'V t'r . ' !urance th t 0 h e catacomb~. Alii · rurther I' suc I. not th. co .... Is va.rious parts ot the bu ilding. "'''hllp I a ' tI T IH'rp Wt'rt' f)i.3:!I; pl'r!;o n s YRccinn tpd in o and do g ' en by R. dozpn or ElO ca ts reporle-r was gazing upo n this c h I"{> hOU!;l', tIll' building ('I)ml'~ uJl{ll'r 1(' tl!Jle- H~n:!, .'If' H'tl !).lntlt·r~"rt('Jl l'i were fu ml~att'd at tho ~urrylng through thp halls collection, 8evpra l a lhlotlc rat, ot h uge ,""lit Inw nnd it i, Ihe .Ie.ire ot t l\l' nndl-l,nua ,,"chllol hooks w er e dls1ntec te ot the g t of a 8tr anger, onp pair proportlon8 llid ROtne c halnplo~Rhlp H" l1th Cll'r:unmc.'lIt tt) illj:;p£'l't evc r y such ' "b, 1" 1 ancient eneml •• remaInIng to burdllng In their e rrorts to get a\\uy. ' . . II '1 Ua ou t Th l1Iildinr; 111 W (·1 ~'. O UTOFTS I , , "'ual to r ti. e outcry Ie ovld'·ntly 1' 'ilT E D S T~T E~ A ~ nAD . " [ ""llt l ~ I'ot n ('Ql11plM:~ list ot nil , tentlon t I ' Inbabltants pay no a t· . 'r! D - ,I - / '4 o t. At thp Unltpd StatE's J10t('1 t hlng8 a re- Uu' h\ul'l1H'nt!'1 ill tht· cit),' s nl . .r . or ;) I I("u lth C ommi~!'-> npr is ac ting un FILTH AND S Q, U.\LOR . no better . The report"r (' nqufr .ct tor f:l'tf'Il\'. "" -(1 hn\-'(· :1. ll ...t 1l1)W. hut It J8 f~E:'r hnd nd ,· iC'e in pu Cnt-ri ng th e Tl!nemcnt~ Presently a d th,.. prop rietor or landlo rd. He was i nrompleh'. I wont t h~e POllicr OllljC"etl' s family !Ce loor ope-ns and a. typical toltl thp lntte r was Frank LotaRo and t f' Ill" htt m ~' Utl'n, nnll tl"J 1(' on (. 11 Y hllll~~ ol'dillnnrc in thi s inclement ",eo ther, nnd t il r D istrict .. \' ttorn e~· is J'i~ht in J ('- msmore tha ne s present{·d. Thprf" a rc that he was i n hl!1 Ha loen on thp l"'pr)' ,Ill,} until thl' tn~k hn~ bnm COl n !~venty others ju-t ~ Il k It ground floor , A frl! nclly freq uent£'r o r In tb i nt! to t u r n men, women all d ch ilul'en iuto Is build I , . e IlI"h'tI." make up tb nth' Two room'! J;pn~ra.lIy thp placp voI unt(· n'd to Htl,pr the r · t hf' 8t reets durin!': thc se'-ere!it we Rther the COOkl e om~, in one or lJ;.' hl c h porte r to thf'" "a.loon, hut 8uch " t('('rlng Buffnlo JlnS ha d thi s ""inter. or for many the other ng and eating IE9 d(}n~. In was ha rdly np('f'8Sary. ns n.1I thn t wns oneotWhO~~ five or s ix lnltvtdualf' , nE"C'{'ssa ry was t o go through the washwilltl'r s. Dr, Gl'ee ne ~bould not ll(~ bullHE RE'S A S AD CASE:"-POSing the fa S ~Iure to be a. baby, com. room. In thl" ~:doon lt~('lt tWf' nly o r 410..,(1(1 hy t he s,ec re tn l'Y I)r nny other w~ a co m y, 81~f'f1. In onp room thirty lt nlians \\'prp ~(,:Ltl'd abo ut t he MOT Jl EH, I DLE FATl um, olll,'o .... of tho Ohul1ty Orgnnizntion S.,. but ita poal stow', It wa, n(/ t larg p tabl es p,lllng, dri nking, an(i {·nJoylng heat the e"'telr was 8ufficlent t o f'tlflf'r~ th,.msf'lv 8 g£lnf'ra.lly. At thl" aflPcnrf'if't,r. in tn u p roc eed ing in which there ~VEN t' HILn r m N' l n OME. a collectl n r e aparttnpnt. On It was. a nC'P ot on(\' who WlI8 a. strnng('r to <:!(.(..,>,!. ' 1,! i10 IHI dlllrit y. n nd mighty 1,{1,,) c l·::nni1.8& Pins tro~n O~t tew kettles and trying thpm, all 01'0"(' to th l' ir fp(lt a nd T (.' n dnYR ugo l l eli i th ommlsston e- r tiLlI. T h("l'C' i !1l ti me for ,dl thing~; timr ably dear '(' ~1 fl oated aromas prob~ rrowdN1 nh()ut thP visitor. Th(' latter Gl'f'~ gllve n otl('f\ t o t h(' owne r or a "bleb wh 0 t e tenantR' he a.rt!! but was to ld thn t Mr. Lota~o was a.t ho me. fUJ' Immunity n f:l well n S for h w, -!nI l it i'i tum h:.duwl1 building, pal tty (]c.·stroycd that alwa YS en combined With t he stf"nch Thp Halln ns c rowdr.-d r loser a nel c lose-r, hnnll~' (' hr it'lti nn to Eopur la w up into makby fi r!", on P(,rI'Y It t noel th n t it mURt he human qU t accompanl." overcrowd pd a nd followed tI.. vl"ltor to the 8ta lr~ durance. a r ers, was a lmos t past en- way. and ftOm C' o r them f'v('n w('nt up VRca.tt"d. ',rhe notice came d u e yC'stE"r- iIIA' \;H~~." i n l (' fTort fit n time when humanity !,!f-nll", fo r d dlay. The t enenlcnt·JlOuse Co m mi s..~ l on('r Greene Bald YC'S· The tUrn l hi It, but fin«lIy bring convince" that no day 'tbor. Whl ~h nIP! In t his r oom, a. In hnrm was IntPncIPd thrm a nti thnt Ihe tf'rdny aftern oon tho t the C hari ty Or- ~.\:-:tf'1H Ul" ~' b (', yes, is, nil wrong in muuy reporter's I WE're l aid open tor the vt~it w;a~ o f n.. t'rlf'ndJy nnturf', the-y ganlza.tion So('tety hn...q llnnngl'd to find (·O!'j:(.... ; hut it is nn o u t rage to e ject tennnt."l " ere not ~P9C U on, W~re Dla ln. They fluipted down a nel bndf' h im wp lcomp. n. hom~ fOl' th l' €'viC lf'd ten;ln tR. lit n ti llle wh en e,-e n under shelter they theliiselvP2 ~a n, nOr were tbe rooms Some or them had hl'urd of thf' Health ThC:' plare rRnno t bf' N III e{) a te-llE:'- ('Illlll t)t k('(' p ~· nrm. ""ordaworth'a lCene ""'as' ut t he d rear lnes9 of th~ Co mmis!tionrr'A Nlict, nn el said it was a tnC'nt, ht'('o llSC the)'e Is but one fumlly ~~rht 'Olo~c:,~thaIlY relieved by the good thing, that they n il wanted better "U4Wtly Rlnkc" would inT'okc hcl' witherIn II, but ('onnniseioner nrl.'Plll' orclf'red Han he>art are 80 d f>ar to thp quarters, but wen'" not abl e to gpt paper nowe,;, eRe tOOk t ho t orm ot thorn a t tho p ri ce which t hey wer~ will . It vDcated on t h e grou nd th at It WHS i l1f~ (' ur:-.(> on th" Charity Orgnn~8tion 1I0 re ort"" th ribbo n. a nd h anglllK" InK and n ble to pay. O th e r s Insisted un n l fo r hnbHaUon . Th (' 110 Ill£!' o f t h e ..~ t/{ iNy . nut! Ilf' n lth Depnl'trnrnt now. wer. bar. anda~b otberw!<oe the fl oor~ that th e place w as he. !thy e no u g h n n d f a mil y 18 l)rentlA~. I t ('o n sists or tl. lilualor everYwh ere 1'1. . an a ll' ot thn t th~y would like to be le t a lon e. mo th ;·r. who IR Ill , n. tat he r, wh o Is o ut , thes. homesere. B ut It lh ~ Inte r ior Wh~n t h e v l.lto r l ett th e e n ti re hOd y of wort{, Rn d tlwl r MPVf"n C'h tJ d l'en. Dr. tor II. thl. I. notWf' far trom b e in g was engaged In n n a n lmatPd d iSCUSSIOn .:.rE'('nE' wo uld n ot Pllt t h e m Into ))'e tho' coneraJly rue at th e people at thp sltu n tlo n and 18 probably so e nf't I n ~U l h w f'n Uu,,' r and In t het0 m fltnU!:,·"klng, their t are'; gaged eve n y et. po r ls h Nl ("' lrc urn ~ ta. nC'E·N. and l'Iater r i'CqUalntance wtth _____ _ __ ~ hi. truly be th e ir ....;, ' ~;rll'~~~f~'h\':h~~('~~ll~~ll~~::f/l~l~l~e n~~:::'~ I & __ DEATH RATE OF BU FFALO LOWER. ~ I. '.'l "-- / i T'h ,..;td .. I . �_low to r',l! Illly.lrlon,. willie In ollll'r PO I' lIllns or (11 .. cl b' ' " II C'!\!'If"$ or ill . 11I'n c.t l~11 ..\ ~ \., J1('~~ CH llW t n ilw ott ('IHIOI1 o f U le o nlhol'itil:'\'(, Tlh' rC' f~ no Wtl.). ' , J1[' 8~1I d . to • . r Idlletl,\' lht' (1 \"11 !1 ~ there I fOl'l'ing '. r _ • •. ~ 110 m~n.n~ Of = fACT S CDNSTANTIN[ PRODUCI 6 I f POSITION; LEAVES H[ALTH D[PARTM f PO ERTYiEVICT N -Ut.'!!i. .J!.' ~ NO'lleES J;s'~ectJ.""~f '~~nements StipUlates ARE DUEl, Resignation Shall Take Effect Imme. 1 r~ I t ~{) nS to (":1. 11 l ) h ystc:lan~ fol' alt 'li rnl'lli., a nd no mcan.• b y ,, !tleh I/:'Ilorant III r:--OJla rouhl t ell wh a t nih.'d lJwm \llI l ll too lah'. Unhy~enic Conditions fbij and lack of Education, Eminent Authorities Declare, Re- , sponsib!e for Conditions of I the ImpO\ erished . State· ) au ./4· I fd 'J· 1 ments Which Should first One falls on famjl~1 of Nine; Husband Out of Worl, Startle the ..\ristocracv. ' and Mother is iii. Charity C. O. S. SOCIETY ASKS Organization Society Will ] FOR MORE SUPPORTERS Care for Them. . I rnhYL!'h nl(' ('ont1Hlon~ [Ina 1:1CI.... f r tlll' (utitll1 :..1 ':! th..,. (,U\I ~ ( ~ of pO \' t; rty Wt;re tilt> \l h";H'l~ o t t\\O pa lh.' I~ (\1 t1 ,)( 111 I il d:<o tl lC rr ,:, tll.h fi t lh,.' C i·H.'!" .~~ \ H~l£'")tHIiI f:Cld,t~. ~1t'!t1 ) 1? ~ ! ~;·J,lr lP. IOWNERS ARE NOW COMING TO FRONT I !l .. 0' th~· ;ll ~t~~' lH'i.(~l. (;uHfmd ~ mit !l pl c.;;,i.:>J at t h- ml' t In~ - ~l~<1 IIlth.lh h'et l Aln\\', ' .... h .1 11 ~,- lic Fil .:'rt't,:U), an tlP:)'!='al rO t' !!~.;1t:~I.';'i' I thr <ttll'M10n of Jlrltsecutitl~ the owncrs And tf!-'!-!hS of tllil ments us' (l for imm(lfn l Plll"Pl'~t~, and 1\ 11', F p. luman tohl Dr meeting, n ' ~IJl1tg a rU.1l1t-1' \lp\.n thf' . T. !.Gr"'(' lll' thut he would tokl· IIJl tIt.- ~l·yt> ll UICY o f education tu el lhft t;li' P":, .. I· nr (·Ic.ht ".\~r.q ('('Imploilh tI of b' t ll(> ('h'l'H £"1 !:'u ld that hlstnn· had 1'1 {','-:-d 111:d It" I ' r~itllh:ntifln ~,)('it:>-t~·, }-]f' ftg-l't.;('S " ltl1 "W ith tho nlh'::tl1cu o( tfl u ,,·, Uon .at"!d 1: 11' n !~ t - , \tI~·. ('n n tc;worth t1 :~ t the ,),,",1\:1 10' im provement of t. tluCi.l t i(\llal ml""lh. Uq and impt1h'fl h)' thE' "!'ll1flnt::ll t Law for thc c()\lrst.'S. ~enc 1 n l ~ll JHliti on'-l luhl !mprQ\·HI "!~'allon of llro\"i~ iC'ns {'l'I1C't'rnlnl; 11l1llouern ~ollrst'"s ml1st )"\. t hu chal1:!"€' ..l ltlC'r.!!lty is of ~\I('h i.l. lIoture '15 tn mal((\ hC'l\\·\'cr. h(: <:aiJ. h(·fort.' 111C (nlles l '-'I'-I •. ~ I thf' PI O~t'("lfh,n ddl, In$tt-~u of ('llmin:t1. '~ intTlJd u('C'C) I to :\ ,;rt'":1U,'r fxter,l f 'lrct" G1t:t np f(lr t,'!- hlch to fr:lme- dvil n1ti:-ln!=l. ant! [)r . f' r SD P r"ff rren t '\ him to (\uh lOll l·~. J.."Hlt1, 3lt"rtwy for the Charitr OrganIzntlon 801,:1«. t~•• whkh ~('I\:Hdy mJ.dl' the cC'mpl:lint'l, .,,\<1 Is pr\.S:lImul to be in pussC~E'ion (If thf' t;\'hhncp. \\Ollid ::Fi r :;t Not io 3 Dn .... gracl:mlly. In clu!'- infi!, hI.' $..1111; " Educatio n helps t o lJ'nnl l11h tH)\'ll'ty \" pn)vultng a brrod(;'r tlt III fo r thp \\'n ~(' ~'un{r and df..v~h.' I)ing mote f ully l li~ C3))nhiltlles and his fkhl \.11 ur.th;ISl3.nU, Wi: " It RU uill ltelignatioJl Causes Comment. ,ll'nl ·p \111("111 \\ Cooking nn d houS:t: kll'I1Jnl:; r~'l' ,S;1I1~. llf. . ol~.kt~ptns;;- .1I1f1 businl;8S {f'llll'!']:: i'.lr l;o!o~, ml·~t "f'<.:(m1~ a 1arcl-r pm 1 cf th t.: lO~Il:'l' ~ntl makl' P I'3. C'ti Cll l the:- ot h PT s t \ldiC'~ H? dId no t thll1k tLat the change" Quill ccme &'1<.lrl"l1ly. hut that 3c tU;;l1 <It!mnnd \11', l,'p:drnall ;1~!{('d Dr 00 AnN [CC ~~g-~~;~;~ed":! t::;~~ed~Slgnat\on wIll l-!l-liry t-l Fnwr~ ·) n, ~ ll)leri:!t ncll'nt Of E1ucatlo:l , " ri S lhl' 1l 1~t tv 2.t101h;~~ tilt l ~t l~ T~~~ r[~~l[l ~~~itbr~~~ea~~':Jl~~r~~s, :~~hO~:;~ tn:ml)(:r~h i p . m ABSOLUTELY REFUSES TO HAKE PUBLIC HIS REASON • . ~he D epa rtment of H ealth In 1hat ca- j 1 ••_ __ _ _ _ _ _ ~:~;t:~t~::eh:~ec~e~~~~~:~~~ w~~ ~~T W~~l~ ~[ Corporation Counsel Fdllman and h·alth Commlssion~r GrC'enc had a ('011fcro1(''' ).( ~lt 1(1\" aftcrnoon in l"elutloll 10 :.~:";'T""'\ ' r :!)r. Ins D. pector :T. Constantine, t enement ' house under Commissioner preene ()f the Health Depart ment ten~ e re<l his r eslgnMlon l as t night, the arl'lI~ T diately. In View of Recent Contro- l versy Action Occasions Much Com., ment. The resignation, In view of 1he re~ent controversy betweE>n the Charity 'organization Society and the Health iDepart;,ent concerning the deploruble lCOndltions of some of the t en em ents, .,auses much conjecture, Many would ':have it that the r esIg nation followed a tl ilt between Constant ine and his chief bonoernlng the work In the fo r mer's rlepartlllent. Others d isclaIm. how· ",ver. tha-t such Is the case and s a y thllt lOr. ConstanUne was comp"lled to re· (;Ign owing t6 a greatl y Increased prac· ;tlce which he does n ot Intend to sacrl· lIce In choosing petween the two, If Ithis be true 1t Is (1lfficult to understand rwhy th e r esignation s houId take ertect fmm eulately. Dr. Cons t antine was In· a/),.. , S- '90 !{ --1J HeALTH COMMISSIONER 10 ASSERTS IN VIEW OF PIts ENT WEATHER-INSPECT~~ SIMPLY LOCATING Tm MENTS-MANY STREm~~' ITED BY OFFICERS. Thp OroSI of Dr Gre('nl"s e\'lctiOl1 no.tirrq EALTH Commissioner WI~n (ireene wishes It dlsllnt' ('~mf" dup rCSI"rduy, but it was nnt In the ~ by the pubn, !bIr' ('a~(' of u. tt'lh' m ... nt. Tho building COJl1 two Inspeclors sent out by him ~~ pl:llne(l f Is a h1mlJll-d-down stru('tl1re ('111 art'" mErely [0 take a ctDSU5 . I P< rt y Slr'l ('t, ''" hir h was half u('~lro, d I t ervl ew ed l a s t night by a RBVIEW re· dRY tenement hou ses, which cantU~:: D R h t ' Aid ! by nrC'. Thf" h ":1 lth inspfctors founo it porter_ or more families, They an I~ ~ r. 00 es er 5 ( rasH. OC'ClI[llt'U Uy n famIly nanH'U Prt;nti.-s, Thl" I "r absolu tely refuse to discuss this where the tenement houses trt a.: matter, I I sa id he. they will afterward!! be vi'UId~!; Dr. RnC'htst('r [01l"Vi ed with "I'lIh~·gien · motlL('r wns In contlllf' J.n cllt. the- hu ... hantl "Was i t the result of the recent con' who will thoroughly Inspect 11<' ... Ie Living a~ a Factor tn Produ C.'IOt::" Pm', t ,"n~ out of \\ ol'k :lna th(;re were s ... ven troversy ?" tary condItions. , ...rl~·'· a~ h l ~ SUhjt:"('t. He cilH l S~\·~l.11 c'ltldnn. FonH' of whom were (>mployed, :'1 r efuse t o answ e r ." Dr. Greene says tbe enUre ·~tlI of f:l.milic.s hrou:;ht to <1··!=ttitl.lin hul til .... family was Iidng In ::.tbh.ct pO'.·t"'r~ "Did it f "llow an unplea sant tilt witb be canvassed, Yesterday a pa!I, ' by th ~ illnf~3 (Jf til\." father o r othlr 1t,· .11)(1 in qlli.uh:rs not fit fOl' human hablSouth SIde. of the city your clu e! '!'· eluding Exchange. South \\ag~ rarner , and then df'm on~l r a ted thH j tallon. Dr, Green~ ~<l!d that t. he woman "r r e fus e to a nswer.1t Dr. Cons t a ntine absolutely re ~use d Ganson. Ohio, Elk. MiamI. III FI' b!' [01l0 " 1OS commOn ~c:nse lUh-~ ot J'I). , i~ I1('1W up and ubout. and thr~t :In , ln~('­ Sandusky, Tecumseh. SOUI~ t!l • 10 give out any details of h,s resl~na· giellc the flln('!:;s co uld hu\·c b~€-n pn:,·tntmt' ntCl hay(" b£'en made "ith the (,halH)" Perry and Scott streets an I ', tion furth er than to confirm (he tact. e,l i n each <'a:::e, I Or~nnlzntion • oeil ty and tht" SoC'lf'ty for Wall, where but few hoCl' Pulmonary t ul>(:rc ul ofli~, pnt'umonia. nnd t he Pn y rn tIon of Cruelty t o Childr('n to Grew out of Crusade. found. ""'~ J!'II scarletina, h e charact eriz. d as t he PI If'!-' find qnarlers f01' the f.:l.mtl~', "Many people have • ' !I" A promin ent m ember of the Charity thIs work," says Dr, Gr~ree,,,,: J 11 clp:tI !ON~ to h ealth in th e UnI t ed Statts. 'fh(' ntxt notice of ~victlon to fall due be madness to turn pe. ·tD j Or s-a nization Socie ty had the followltarlng that o n~· s(: renth of all d .. :lths a1(~ "ill lit' th:lt rdating to a l.mildlng orcustreet this cold n'eB,ther'ln e~. ('{1\I~ "d by th e firs t dl sense. All t.hl"t!e piN] U!'i a t €' l1(ment in ). rorgan Street. The ing (0 say: round 500 people 110 ng I.. '" "Whil e I do n ot charge Dr. Constan· There ore teneme:t ~~~~:fO" It I could be p rt:ventt:ll . h e ~!lid. hy fnllo,"\lng top ~tOI"~' i~ only 5 1-2 fl'i:l high, Hnd in propcl' r ul~s . " 'Hh regard to pulmon31'Y t ine w ith bei ng- purposely lax, I do Sill' must be abided J'. d 1V1I!T" t ulJerculos ls. or c onsumpti on, he f:alrt,. l!l '1nr oth\.'r "a~s 111(" tE'nemlnt law IS th a t the d uties of th e offi ce ot Inspec tor finding the houses an 0 ~ vl"!.\l E'tl. The no t \(,e f.tlls duE" on the 11)ti1. o f l e n eme n t s h a \'e n o t hee n p erform '__ conta(:l with the s putUnl shoulcJ be a\'ol(1- The l1oll('(' ~ 5:erved upon the t('nan ts o C properl y. Dr. Cons tantine was Ill) ' ed. Th e kiss:ing o( tlH ~e afflic t Ed wltn I tl1(' 1'nltl<1 Stall's Hotd are cl1l(> on thE' poi nted w he n a youn g- docto r and, ,( the disl :\sc ShflUld be discontinued. 'J. ~ l'th ~nd in the raSe ot th e Lac!,awJ.nn'l g ave h im consid e ra ble prestige. N ow pholcl and pn(-umonia. couhl be drl\'f'n I il1t( I on the !"~'d , h is p ractict! is gro" in g- and I v erily 1.> e~ a way bl" Htrkt ntlt'n tioll to watt!" t1 :1(j lie\'o h e has ove rl oo lc ed o n e for III ~ ~ C. O . S. Soc iety Wi ll H elp. fo od st1 ppl~ a nd orcHnal'Y care as to Ken~ other. 1 im agi ne th at lhe r es l g n~ U on Q - , ! ~rnl Hy ing, All e rupth'e dll::c(l sE:'!'lI, hI"' Rnili. g r ew o ut of t he r ecent c l'usade m s lt1/tI ( ort of t S~t Edward n . O'1\fal1cy, attorney for John tu led a ga ins t t h e. teJle~en t~. by t he The )!10nthI Ye~:r wa! :a:..,f W(;-J'P readily c h(>("k ed 01' I'r~\'entd1 by i~o­ p, Trllll!">, who I~ Interesteu in the La ck 3~ C harIty Organizati o n Socu."' ly. , g~3l th (or ~~ number ot ~ lation, va ccination or other mHtnfl:, t;rn~ \\ anna IJ tit·l. called upon Dr. G rN'nc The position pays $1.000 a year an (1 It 60)', gh1n~oo whUe lh.", tI c l~lly well known , He clos~d with Q. gem· Yl·~tl>n)~lY aftprnoon to ('onfl'l' with him Is pred icted t ha t the "e will be a Ii \' e~month~:nlh 'I ..l l,ar;ea~ • ('t·~tl s t a t£:m cn t thn t th e lu. w ~ of t ho 'numbl e w b en t he v.a c a n(' V Iq fi Ited. same ntable for tbe ,: mbln' 1<' ~ ~ about tlw huilJlng. nr. Grt· ... lle tohl him i sera. accou fort>·..s!X succu r dlPb~ llicipalfty r eganilng- rOlllaglous or mnllg-, lo Sle t hE' DiJ:i.trlct _\ ltOTJ1(,~' The hf'alth . ---dt ath !, tl\'elve dted 0 rru a nt djs (:aR(,~ nnrl sanltnry cOlILlllion~' co:nml~!'iioner hn(1 orotre\,.l t he tt'nants tn I monlh ; ! t "hOld !e\ er till ." houlcl b e rlf..:.lc.lly enforced unu that it wns I get out, tln(l will h;j\·c n()othln~ mOr e to r°'tfr'W:e °pei.o"r·· • d 112 we e , . of l ~ , o t he a(l\"aJll...1.g~ of all. POOl' mHl rlcll, uo with thf" (,Hse unttt ~h (> 1..HIlh.1lng i~ so Sick or well , to Sf>e that they Wt:l'e, rE"mod ekd as 10 rOlllply with th e It.'IH'1nlnt Sta tes. Ireland, c!e,e :a \Y, If It 19 t o be lwed for a tene-mf>nt. Opon D iscus sion. eighteens oftl:tnd, eleven of",,:r" I The building \vas recently rem ode le-d, but or fCOothpr foreIgn "'~e",-'_, ~ dermen Desire to Know Fro m E'Ieven 0 .I\.n open dI~ (' tlsslon followed in ~~ h t ~h docs not conform w ith the In 'w , (rom TTNt1th (,rr lctr Grt'cne. Dr, Idll C Bt"' ncli'r Dr (l1'eene- do es not believe thnt this Is t • The the flealth Commissioner a nu Oth('IS to ok part. Thl' s tat " men t !o; or t~roPE'r time or the year to e\ i ot fam- J dl~easCs by 5' 'Second, 6: t ill: pr~('('d\ng Spt akc r~ were corrobora t (>(l Rea l Conditions. Sixth. g' Dr. BtCndcr paying particular at tl:'ntl on tr)41 ilics, ullll'SS OIrrang(: ment s ha\\..., b£en --' 23' /%c.-,,-"'3-- ~1'f~O ~ ThE" Ald ~ l' men :rE's terda y),)nssed R. r es ot hC' valu e oC education in a~ ntw p h;,lSt:;:; made to ('arc for tll<.>m. " I have hall !.l hUlon ra lIIng upon the H ealth Co mmis· [wd D' ( e EPNtkln~ at tt'ngth UflCll l lcttt">r f l'o m the Charity OrguIlIzath11l ~lQnl'l' to mak E' n npo rt regar1ling t h e ~n ­ 8~nlttl1·y m (!af>ll1"(">S and th~ contro l nml i 80ciNY stating tha t they w l11 do ever yllil ion o f the t enement houses i n th is elIminat ion o f dl~eases, He Pl'ouuced a. hil1.~ In t11eJr pow~r t o relieve families city, l>1~trl(' t Atto r nC'y C'oa tsworth saId yes.~tt\h·mul t drawn f~·om thf' hoOk~ o f t ll(, com ldled t u m oyo," he Solid yesterday. t(·nla~,' he would presf' nt the case o f t he hF'ulth olnCf', :;howlng t ha t t he cases 1 l'nltul S tnl eb H otd to the present grand m~asles !.;('al"lt.' t f ever , dJplltllerht, ty, -jury If he tOU4:1U that was th e proper pro ~ I lJhldd a;1{l C'ommon o ilmen ts were I P;;!'I , 111 tJ)('r B u ffalo 's drinking-wnterCl!d ~lre In lht: n rst instanre, ' proportion t o populati on, In the ui:-.trlct s w has hod a n un contamino ted r e plll)('OI,I(::u by llnU £III ~, P o les antl 1IlIngar· tn n f o l' y eo l's-is o r is not now p o). , DECEMBER VITAL..STATISICS . _ _.'1- au I ~ · lilD' ·Ins, in hl(:t, th ~ tPllcm en t distncls, than Jut 1 by s ewa g e fr o m tow ns ftnd cities , l'(">port lI! the n .-al l11 d rpnrtUll'ht tor t he,' 11\ lhe m(lre elq;nnt, n,lolenli.tl Ull t h~ La ke. it L. n ract tb nt a ll danger th C' nout h of DPt'(">mbN> hus jU5:t bel"n pub{'('ttons or th e ('i t ). He atlnbutt"'tl tnJ~ fro m iuf('ction eR n bo a,'oidPi.l hy boi ling l1~h I. It Rhows t.h nt there ~·(>l'e :"")()3 den t.hs phenl ..ml·rla to th j;lct t h:\t In lh(' 1('nC' the w att'\". T1" f h r sho Id . ." during the mmuh , 47 r.Jore tbnn In DN"('IDnil- It housp rll!->tl'let -;, tho rl'~iUl'l1t $ arIJ , n l U Intl" lht' cnt bt"I', lUtH. C'un HlllU1ul ':m )Mds ns II cause ot people h('~ltl\te to rnko so ~imple. ChN~ ..... H II 111 .'a!' . I I I FOR DrATH S SER DEC M . tip, REPORT ASKED ON "n-~~~~:"'fb!f~ TENEMENT HOUSES. ~f;~~eightf~;t;:r;;e~·r of)hol~ fowt4 ,,,,0 •• tne, I :,q. ott v: """0 and avn ilahl,· n pre"enth-e ? ~- F . ...... �q E FAMILY IS ~ EVICTED DESPITE IE~~~ES"~~"~~~~~:~~:'. BITINO WEATHER Humble Denziens of Dwelling Whose Sanitation Is Questioned By Health Department Seek New Quarters-Charity Or£Ianization Society Puts Limit On Hs Aid. M E N TOWN E RS BIQ TE N E \~ ~ MA Y F fa HT IN CO U RTS son before the Charity OrfanIZation Societ y. TIH~ .\l,T, CO~L 1I""lll"EH HYGIENE AND POVERTY GHEE XE DE:'IRED OF 11 Dl . Dr. Dpnnl~ J. C'on!ll"tanline. w ho (('11" eight yeHrs hl.U" been in~pectIJl' "f tell • ments In th(' U"Tlhl"lfllC'tlt of health. In:; DR, ROCHEfn'ER';' ADDRESS WAS FOLLOWED) EY GE:\ERAL DIS· Ct: SSIOX. at'-. _·/a d 3 '-I ~enl In his resignutlon rommtsslon,,~r Gre~ne. night to Health To Dr. On'",n ."th~ In~flt"('tor's t"e~i ,ttnntIon did not ('('me a~ a. ~urprlst>'. lifO had hf:>en expecuu~ Il. hut Ill' ' . .·n!" Il t quitE:' !iUrE' whpll 1l woutll ,umf'. D Greene ta.lke-d to a r~Il{\rtt'r Cor 'rht~ E:t llrp~ s pnrh- thi:s uhH"ning. "H.}F' you rt""el\"t:'(l Dr. l"on .. t I1tl~1.C· :;' reslgnu.tion·· .. ht' \\41~ .,~k _I. "I havp." "'Vhy did hto r~i~r. ,. " Thcrc':i beE"n a-w~lI. p~rhttp ::; I hadn't bettE'T Ullk all mt th.\t no" "Did he gi\'l' ~ny rl::\50n':" Colonial pari r of the 0("f\t>3el Hotel was filled tu its <1oor~ yesl.-t'clay i~f!.er no on, w hen the l' ha.rity Urganizu.tlon Society held a. pub llc me .... ting. Th~ Honorable T. Gullfonl Smith. pre~ident, occu pied the (' hair and a ftE"l' a few l"l;111nrkt:i by Becretary Frec!t"rlc:: Almy 011 t he Inrrease In th\' numher or c hurch di~trl(' ts. he ann ounced the flr~t ~pt>aker of the a fternoon, Sup~rintendcnt H e nry p, EmerE"on of thp Butlalo ~I.·hool d .. partment. "ho mnde a.n Intt:rc~t1ng au ? ress o n Education and Pon~rty, speak- k ~~~v:\~~:ntSr\~.~~.lh l'~~:e~~~t:~o p\~l~cint~ ::~~ts l~h~IEr~:~~;:~ion une xIX'cteu .... EXTEX sodal c onditions during the last 100 "Xo. Xot unpxpe('l{"d , o nly 1 dicln ·t , I C niSSloner., ~ • T OF C HARITY LI;}UTE D . years a.nd ~howlng tha.t it i~ thO direct know exactly wht;n it wou ld <-'o mp,. ,. n~ l e.lth oml "nr ., 0 f l'd ucntlon. . Dr. ~""~~~~, of the n e fi nd th a t mOre th a n three - ou t comE' 0 f t h 8preuu " Hns thp1't' bCl\n any f r iction'" and Frederlr Almy. secreta.ry fourths ot t h e familIes who are r eq uired Mr. Emf"I'~on ~poke of th t' condition of " Yp!=' , ~ome." ChatllY Orga.nlzatlOn Society. bOth dis- to move a r e able t o do AO witho ut Rn y th e mass(>s 1n EuropC' 100 ~·('f..trS ago \\ hen " Did It ha \'C nn)' thing to do " lth claI m any Intention of attempting partiC~lall ha~clShIP. Our ngents a r e not o nE' l)er~ O n in ;l hUll(lr(>o ('Q uill rt:'acl rN'ent tcn t' nwnt-hou!ie C"Ollill l.1InH..:· drutic measures at this time of the ~:~~:~ve: th t e time. h oweve r. and or writf?'. whel1 ml~n and \\onwn HYNI "Not cxnc'tly," 1 )'ear tor the entorcement of the t e ne- society sees e~~la~ ~h~e~:~::lg ~ase the and dlE."o in ttH' ~:lmp. locality In ~\ hkh "Then why did ht! rt.'!'tign .... ment house law. Yet yesterday. w hen \V'ant for anyth i n g, We doY no~~\.~~t thry w(>rp \)01'11 ;1nd hall no volt'e III tilt! "He thought hi· hall u hll·hl~ p raet. . the thermtJmeter was awa~' b e low the an Impression to g o broa dcaS't. h ow ~ goyprnmE'nt. H(' ~a ld that the' grow lh '.rh~ law r€'quh·\~d th.ll hi' !-'hou1tl gh E' ut freezing point, 0. f amil y named pren- ('ver, that th e SOCiety Inte nds to pay of dt'mocra(.' :.; kC'}Jt pnce with t h L' ~pre"d le-aHt (>Ight h uuu~ a dn~ to hi~ wo rk flt-t ttSI. In which there are eight c hil dren , the r{'nt tlnd take care or a ll ot th e.- ()f 1{ll0"·I~,I~.. I ' tal compelled to move trom Its abOde tamJlIE"~ " ., 1 ,, ';:' t'> nspcI"'l Ol'. That wa~ what he \\ n~ hired I t No. 490 P erry Str t. It was no t tull fi n l" wou d ha\'e OUr hands In conclusiun. hE' compar<' d t he na.- for. Thi~ 1 rt"qulr ....d of him nil') t hi s. nu t e ~ocipty would b e Imposed tions of touay In \\ hk h l·uuca,tlon hls l1 <'count of' hlti pra('U('(. h'"" , us unaltl~ '. by either th e Charity O rgnnizB ~ on. ut In deservIng cases we will b . I'.r" Ilion So("iety or th e offi oers ot the able to t a k e care o t II · h t e been ro~tert:d o r n~g l ec teu, naming Gpl'- to gi\'f". eo Iw thought he'll l>tt tcr reHealth Department ju,st where the !lIong." a t a come nlany a nd ltall', England a nd tipain, ~fg1l: ' family moved. All that th e Health DeIt Is und er!:'t ood that M r. Ahny'S plea l'nIted States and South Amt'rlc'a, Dud {Jr. ,.... ollstltntin(' Int('r tnlk·~t.l to a reo .. partment kn ew was th a t the fa th er oC ror money yesterday w as t or the pur- said that it Is f::" \' ld~llt that tilt' a.\'cr- port('r for Thl' EX1H'f"~"". the fa mIll', In (£oa r ot a rrest and pro8 e- pose of m eeUng any poss Ibl e co n tln - age material -,H' I~-h(>lng or a people is " \ Vh\.' did ,-·ou J·clsH,-n'?·· W:l~ a!-'l{prl ("utlon, had called at the o ffl ce of t h e gency thut ml ht 11 ~ nrtment and explaI n ed that ment hn I g t 0,ppen If th e t ene- ll tghePit where lntelligf'nt'e is hlgh(>s t. I ·· .\Iv prudkr wall gPlung!'to largo that Health Dep A USC ow Is 00 rIgidly entorced " I k . . he had vaoated t he premises a s h e h a"l DI·. Greene. when nsked "'''h o w I' nr. l .. e Lancey Hoc l.t'st('l' s po e on It rNlull'l;'u all my atter. tlOn.. · \\as tlw been order@c1 to by til£' H ealth Depart: to k e rar('t of famtltes who a r e evlcOt~dd Hygiel1~ and Po\'t'rty. He saId that repI~:, ment. and th a t he hod Fiecured quar said th"at the CharIty Organ iz atIon S o ~ rna ny deaths occur from pncllnloniLl or .. " IL-S thC"rf' nny fric tion t c hrN'u yau teT! elJewhcre. I t Is not known whet h- clet~{ would took out t or th('m. But It t.yphold (P,'E'I' (·olltl·nl.'ted be('(tusc of and DT". Greene"" t r the family 18 In absotutte want ~~ would appea r that th e SOciety places a unsa.nitary conditions. lIe h.l.V(! a. list " ,\ onp n.t a ll," :;~,.~U!f t~~tc~h~r f:ht:;~o~\~~s ~~~t: H lImit on work of th is charac t er. Lof di~eases whlC"h a n"" l'~ !-'I1y pn·YE'!ltl....u. ""·(\8 ther·· nny t roul/It. u~· t we.:-·n yoU t\'ldenced by the fac t that t he family i llcluding typhoId. t\lbt'l'('u i o~is, ~C"3. rlct and the' commi&ion on t llt' te llpmt'ntU\'f'd In Quarters to which the Health fp\"er and m,'a!lll(· ~. IJ~ ut'gf'd that the j'OllSf' question'''' Dtpartmf'nt objected. 1111 ...... ........ .... ... ... .. ... .... •·· •••••.. ... . · .. .... .. .. ... .J)(·oph.' bE:" lllut:;'ht to p rotect thcllls('J\"es ").lOl1t!." Or. Greu e, In !HO ling th e Prentiss lrom dlscase. .. Dill ])1'. r.'· . . e nr· n'qi1~8t J- Cltl'" H c.lg_ Calf', !laid that th'" fa mily lI\,pd In a I h· ' I f II d ~ n.ttlon ')" Ihanty v.hlch recently was partly dp- .. ....... ............ ...... ... .... .. .... . ........ ....... . ... ...... 111 thc dt~f'l1!'lS o n W lC 1 0 fJ \\P • .L,r. "He rjiu not." stroyed hy flre . 'l'he manner In which Etndel' e rnph:lsiz('cl the good (, ((",<'t of th~ ttLmlly wa.e quartered was called to 'r1 monti training a nd urgpd that uomcstlc the attention ot t hE' Hea lth Depart- .. .......... .. .. . . ... . l • • ••'.. ~.~ .. ........ . ..... .. ........ . science be taught in the ~chool~. )11'. menl and the U!JUal t pn days' noti Ce " ·Emers.on rc pllFd that he had tl·I\"d to ,,-as eened. This ten days' noti ce was " fESEUE:ST HOU~E REFORM secure a n a pproprhltlO!l {OJ the h·~lt'hll1~ of Policemen Start Out To t1ap Up yeeterday. nnd the Cather of the • ~~ • o f domeSl\(. S('iCIlC"C. (, t"ppdally c ooking 0 Locate E,er,.. Te~eruC D.t la ~aO~~Is~~~i~:~ !~~ ~~~~bfi ;~:te~e:~~~ mJd111Cl o f win t l'r is hardly the In the puullc school~, but that t he u lhe hn.d met with the requirements ot ti n' to ('I nfot"(p up _dermen h a J defe-uted his prupositlon. n nUalo. ct,.("v the nollce and had sec u red qu a rters Dr. WaiteI' D. Gre~ne. health ("om -j elsewhere. on thl'" dweJll"r., in tr·nement!i. T h enllsslon~r spoke about th£' ut'ncflt thl' lo~out'tcen police men reported tor duty to ~n:tll AO\' ERSI~ C NITI CIS iU , pl'pspnt Wl.:'uthpr it:! <:o lcl (' n ough to fl'ppz('city had del'lved from Il rO\'idlng pub - IIf'i11th CommlssloJl('r ~ this morning, lie baths. He told o f the work of the 'fhll' hll"e heen RssIgn('d to the "ork ot Thf'rt Is mu ch cr it icism of th e cru - th'" fiPrms of diRPfHH... aM W(~11 RS th f'health department In uE'ttering the ten- loc.1Ung 0,'(>1'Y tt'Df>lnPllt ho use In th(' cHy. ID dp which at prese nt is beIng so vlgor~ut'£·rIDtcnd('rtt Bull took 00(' UlaD trom (>nl'b oUl!ly waged by the ~ood peopll' of the p ...·o plp t'ncl:lng~rpd by th em. ThE'l'('eme nt-houses 1~. th e d tY.ttutlt~g thnt ~~~~~~~."Ud un extrn mUD trom the Elgbth I C'hnrlty Organization Society. aided by ('tl ulrt b~ no worf'P ~€'ason rhoSf'n fo r thF slnc'e April l.s t (6 ten.eme n, S h~\I' been "1 sturted the men ou t this morning," Dr, Greene Whll(> E'vE"rybody admits put In Ba nttalY ('ond lllon h~ np w plumb- sa id 111(' r'omwl" .. lo1JE'r. "nn d tbt'H· fi rst thot the len('ment house law is a good c rusa.dE' a gainst th€' t E' n€'ments of Bu f- fng a nd other a lteration s an d that s lx- work wHi he to ('onr the li'lrs t aod Secontl th ing. nnd ehould bE' e nforced, t he g f ' n _ . teen tenemp.nt!'l a l'e n,.,w being Improved. wnrds EH'ntu31 ll t' \"(Iory bOUJC In tb(' clIT 'tirilllmr prel!~lon I~ that (\ more suitable rala \\ hl c h h a :i bec:on In progrf'SS for Dr. Greene said that s tatistics s how will b~ \"bltl'U toJ' th~ purpllS(, or as('C'rt9In. me or enfo ('I I I h lu g ,·..hethf"r or not more tha n t\\ () f.lmll!."d choslln r ng t m g' t have been ~omf> ttm~ ullde-r th£' dh'j~(' tion of 'pt·. fewpr cases of scnrlrt fC\'el' each year rr(' Ill'Jug tbert'. It thl'rf' nrc t bt' bulldluq Owing t th I . I ... . ~ n the tenement districts thun In the ('('1 01('8 within the prOl·Jf'lnns ·.,r the tencUh nt a £I (, r 11<' !11m. Dr. Greene ttl'I't' n e, thf' nf'W H pa lth Officer of the d dt t i t Thi . 1 ' .U. bOI1!'{1 Jaw. Ench tt:m'ment r('portt'd by 1,10 h6st£lnE'd to ~tatp yes t{lrday that he ~ resl ence s r c s. 8 may )e pa.l Y IlolI('empn will be ,·Isltcd by tbe HeaJtb \\'ould not attempt to eject people In tlt y, lJackl'd by thE' C hnr·ity Ol'gnn lza - a f'counted tor because mother!:! 111 the i 1nsP('C'tors." ~ &n bll1· urd ~u('h AS has b{len raging In ti cHl .--lod~t\'. It having bN'Olll€' nf'ces- tt'nements do not as frl'qU('lltly have _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ -urr al0 during the PRllt few dnys ............ "Man y peopl. ha". " wrong Id~n ot " "}" lo tilk!' "o me o f the ca."" bc[oreph~·"jdans tu "It. ,,1 lho pat!.>llt, all,1 , U h t ,,, work," 8ald Dr Greene. " It "lou ld th~' l'a~t!~ o f ('f)llta~ II1t1i-' di!'if" af ' an- lIo t bp madnes8 to turn people out tn the t hl' gran(t jUl'Y, for th e (' ufOI'C'ement of (l.h\ay~ rrportpo. Hl' ~nid thp IJpalh~!~e:J i~IR raid weather, even It we t h (> law. DIstl'i(.t Attol'nf' Y Coatswor th rate tndkatt"A thn th(' tem.'nlt'nthnu!-e fIre d" tn ~ t tJI G \ 1I.7JlJOn So.:1 Iy T 0 people livIng In one hom~p. . p roblpl1l 1:'i not nl~arly ll~ bad in .8\1(- o n the su bject ot: "Ten£'men t s" thi s mhe~~bore tf'nem £lut hOtulE' laws whIch hn.!i very promptly nn(J properly refused Calo a~ in most dlIN~. but thprt' l~ room t th r I 1.11 D 1rl ra of U~ "nbid£ld by, t herefol'(,. we are •.. ' D' G ':>t~ I a ft..... I noun n e 0 em • u ftntllnlt th~ hou~e!\ and o\\ners." to be a pady to turning people out of lor lmprm(,lllent hpil'. ). q H ne r the Gtn-!!t'ie. Dr. Or:;on ,," l tfl 1t thl! De!tplte thf!!1 tllnl t h t . \\ Ighc:o~ the rou nd1 to make a ll .l r;p r'e n '. t e, acta rtl '- theil' hom es, ho\\'c \ main, that One fa squahd a.nd un- pl'ialiun wi th w hleh the hE'alth J(~part- n1 ~mbe:-~ or thE' so .. f't ) a (c\\ thl:1 g ft d m y "as orce 0 I I · h i d " know "n Ihl. I"'erflll- ,.. n othH quortf'rllll '(,!!ltPrday and no- ~:tn ilar:r, in the middle' of the winte r . men t may f umigah"" hou~("s n \\ 1,1(' t l~ :)"' on " . tll'fll have b(!(lU served on man others . . ' t here ha~ bf'l'n lnfeNiou!' dhwuse. At subj{tct. The tourn gf> oC the 11 'l Ira ;hp notlrf'fI thol hllVC been ~ent out That fml h .1. thing ~hould el:pn be pr~~('nt fa mllh·g dn the fumh,atlon . f01- "'om :1,:~ Un r in th u'J In\·Q.dlOg -:'h" s~:i~~P Ht~~1 \'at'atlng- o f the Lnit~d~uggpstt' d ~ho\\!i what c rimes are o(' - }(Il,·lng- the ph~~kia n'~ o rderfl, a nd the t:.cmy·s cO;Jntry dl c ounts th t of ""anna Hot(l~n the 18t~ nnd the Lack· .~' 11 . itt } ' th ~ bl e c;;sed 'Worlt I~ \'('n' Im pf'rfl'l' t1).· uonp. Daniel in th ~ 11ons' den or TIrl·dn I n tbil lh p own(!rIlO~r the _2d. It Is said (' .t. IOnn :) ('omm PC III '. A r('~oluttnn was pa~~('d a~ klng ~u- ;\. 11 s'trl'eL Ho wever. the HE\'IE'" "Ill not nlk lhelr both or these pla('esnam~ o f (' harlty. Ht)\\' ('a n U so('ietYperln tpnrl{·nt ;'\[tttl'n oC th·..!' Tntf'rnatton~ \ n ~ both Dr. Ore n anI the ",Ithout mollin tenants to vat'ale . .. a l Rtrt'pt Ha iJwu. v u nn Supprlntpnu"nt pre 1i ts thilt t'trhts _ it III g Id:'\. Struggle as to their \\ hlCh has for IlR 5 uppo~ed ai m th e J II 'tl' It .• de pa.rtlnf'nt to (·0 • 0, ~ . will be b(·n~ nter.l br his COn ... be d sa that test cases will . 3u (l 11 }lIJ CC h tnJ (>, ui ffu!"ioll o f l· hartly. a llow It~~I( to be- ope-ratt' In f'lIfordn g th,.. ordina.nce pro- (o;o r e:lcP on a !'fuhJ~c t o f .ISO mll ... con l . O. S. \ LLS (,' Oll ltOXE1'. conll' n'sllol1~ibll:' for aul'll un t:Ho rmity hlbtting '0. flPl'toratlo l1 In ~ tr('('t ('e rs. cern to the R pral puhltc Th '" t r.e ('Olnl"id.nt I h ' Id ments :He !;JC I cI Ortftl1f'm t l\ t th(l r ru81lde Dr ao;, t he c\k tlon of th U"l' pcopl, · III m tl · s th Duffllo r.OQ,lo; 0""· ,'11" that I. th nE-.mport3.nt co ntt '" "lth the Chnrlt 0 ' . . ~. U! ,,0\1 ,.. .... .. v t"11 ~O("I't)· ill ~ o'clock t rdgantzar-"I!lt ~ l' ,\ou ld be. Thl'l'~ il:! a \\ron.g 1 ~."n :\lig 'Ul l: th,' tl"n 'nl~n t ~ ~l"e:.~ s.:!erat I Dr. GrP n ~ wUl be \\ "In g ~rnoon In lhf' C 1 - s er ny u • h t Othtllt .. It "0 Oonlal Pnrlors or thetlml-" c \'t.:11 fOi l'~fl)rm. a-nd wlntef ISH) bl..c th"" uppelJ: O:o-t p uh!h' quC'_t.v!.3 doubt to dl\'t l ' crc>dlt 1n' ln1'f'tih$t ot t h 8 ~hp regular monthly , clear-j '1~t JlOW. :-->,.)f)U:·11 Iy shoulJ u \ Iol "1 :: .':)~cie[)· r~:, "hnt h~ "III "011 t'}SOI' et) \\· hen tbe mt"C't_lIllphnttl.dl~ lh~ w t'ong ttm~ o r t'h~ .1nnu ... 1 flo ... ! O\qn't ec ~lr Aim)' Stated that t Th "'reat="\ 11 n'" r\lr u1\ . . rtlng rt h I~o th(> 11P\\ "ork which the 80 inK o ut the f· nt men ~. e t::I ( . om s.)uth Buff 110 to th~ lc.~llc men' required b l ' · II d . , mfD.t!'. tl) l'8rr) 0 . recent develop_ tr{1ub ll~ \\ 1th o l'ganlzpd (.'hartty so - c n e ~ II" 111.lr I... \\ .b '1' It is mor~ lie rtQU'f'fd n n muC'h mor(> money Is " .. ,,,, , ~ 'frhkh t· d r ROC'hester rend a p,p"rha ~ , h\{l~'s hf'l'n that it s ubordinatE"f'· .... en {I'd to c r h " ' ~ , J I 'l nle (acl1ltte~ hrf'q 0pW .that roor hy- P \ l~ l'Y Iml'ul 'l' of thi~ h,'art to rulps and b R 1 1 l!i; en- 'y r,p a " n ", r oc; on to rpl;\t~ o\erty and went , ( " llL...,p rbe s u l' ~~ Ul trt's m(,lIt Q Whflr fl1lht>~ ~~\,ber or ~peclt\c CRSPslt'lgul.uions. \\·hlle fndl~('rlmlllB.te giv- th~ :o- C V 'HJX by ou r lUl'al Health Il~· lLtd bt!n takpn I mother~ or f.lm'ltt"~ • "sr It Ther'~ fir n o c LS .. ~ o r th flrn~r hnfif'nll' \'~riWIDg to the lack orill~ do~s oll:~l!,,1(lna.l hnrm, it has nl\\a)s I "e h altllCtu~ h ~ In" or th £" ~r thttr ramthps buenC"t'S and how la- lJ ~n n ue ... tio-n itt th~ ,,,rtt(r'~ mind. 0\\fiS ,n the nf'.!(hbvr ho, 1 Are atr,lcted. t" *' ('It)". This led t !came R. charge o n hl~ dt)' ha.s 11 en f)rtunat~, O,P' G, nfl! took flUt dlseuslon a nd Dr.h.l -ed upon o b~er\ntjon In at last two Health Commlss 'Df'r kn ows ht~ u f trulrks Dr Or ' n the Cour!t~ or his r -"':; nnd IS not nfrah l to e nt ~ h tb is no t an uDueualnt' tll1\ards ft'rne told What he hllft l lll'~. \\ hdhcr organized charity does taw Th t s the- I~- . Ipal rf'... f , . ~ thoug bE ere f dlrhthprla c In bou .. ~ I {I n llrl'1ng th • C« I $". '~6 ~ J large num r 0 tlJ P aTl! manT c~lla (\\tn "b)-' t nlllug OU e. ten~ment n ot do mor,- injury to humanity i n Butrate. oS eSI..-ape. .• B ;'1)0 a t pre en ~ f"b dur,.rent ppl ce t ['~ ot u'O"ded t nOllc"'1 S to t he ~ f culture tubeS at t e e ta a re t ;l rI!~:nt!l. and unsa nitary o~!ng up tht' w~ll~prlngs oC kindness at. Ion.. T h~ ~rp p:rt.men t • ..- '~~r'\'r _nls hed by th e H ~ h' ort uf the glVt'f than it p r e ~I)/ ~ I b"J I d'h 1,:- I I C _ ~allitnry r"gu]atiom~ 13",'f' 3 BRAVER THAN DANIEL. huntS e1it el' v: . I /fig g.tt1"" " t., I °t ' I y" �~ ,/1 ..v A a to TGn ement Houses. Ih~ conCil1lllftIJ puhlic iutercMt 1Il0r~ gen~I'III1~ cente~"'l or (HS('tt!ol~ed. Dnily scnlt1n~' of th£' e lt, "n cen t CI ' enn bo tralHllldttea Wltges 111 tpnolll ~ n t hOllse Inw s pnrtienlarir ..-h " ' oter snpply continues to he Con?"CLeu hll ye !1 ,.~se nt.d to t he dl' ll:lrlnwn t 1tll'II S· free bOOk. d era the witll yi!!ilnllcP a nil close obsel'y u tlon of n r l'S intend ed for th e "Hu lled lenempnt Senr to the o1l1lers it~ relotion to lyphoic;J [eyer. . I hOHS<' pl'ob ll' Jn, which d emnn d IH OI'(' t hnn r. " "~ hiJe Bnffnlo'lo; wnt('l' R\1Ppl~', III t.ll('\' I S\ IJu!o:s inJ,; noticr. T heir H.'ope nu u inten- ~· ' V"fI' '''' ''''''" . _ moi n. (,Hn he cou,(;!iclereu goou, t11(' ndvirl' titln be ing' 1ll11inly dir(,(·tpd to\\' fll"ds ('ou~ r; ' . ~".j"''' 10 Lhe pnblir 10 boil fill "'ater used fOl" ditio n~ ('x i~ t iu g in ~e,," York ritl'. WJlerc ...... ......... '. i ! Y d rinking :l nd ("ooking pnrposes should the t\ hn ~ (lq they nim tel (,()J'J'l'(· t :1 1'(' Onhe risorou~ly ca rrico ou t in (',"('o ry hOll~cgl'ont. their nda ptatioll to Buffalo, where hol<l. ' . the' (" ' il!;;:; in f] uf' Rt ion nrc )'t'l'lth·cly les~, ....... ... ~ '. " Until 8n e fficient filtering plant IS brings with it u(}tlitional work. HOll icnl ........ . .... ............. . u~Nl ill (,Ollu f-c tion with our water supply, ('hall;.!f'~ a J'C' mnde impC'l'ntin' with 1\ (,:I\"y.. " .... --...... it CH11 not be sa id to be wholly fl'Ce fr01ll pelllllti(" ; "hn llges 'wd pro('l'dmeK nro ~ • ~ dn ng-e.r. . . u emltutic'd wh irh ('flU (lilly 1)(' bl'ong-ht nf~~~~[ ~Il "This possibility of cO lltSllnl1ltlhon dOCH 1[' 1' ill'pel'lioll a~11! llelnil"" ,,"Il.rk w hich [[ nol ('o llle. f rom our own r{'fuse. ('Orl\ the d~IHlrtlllent IS not fully ~qUl\lperl [01', o):oillst whirh hos beell well gu al"d ed , i IAL hy 1"I'n'011 of illslliti r ieut h~lp. For Ihis f~R INTR~~~ lm t from ('nuRes urting b('~'onr1 onI' ('on~·con~on. a n in(,l'('oo.,;e of t. he working force tro l n ud j \lri~di('tion. ItR source is f ound IS lIe('eH~:lrr, th at till' work mar be (,l1nU UI ill the Ink e po lluti oll, from citios :l lollg du('tC'd C'xpe{lit i() u ~ l.\' nnd wit h H just cou_ it' .hore". ,,-h ieh j!"I"auu a lly .cttles to tll<' siut:'ratioll of a II interests involvcd. The Brooklyn Interests whIch ",' bed of the luk e w here, under oruinnry Posed last year to the ameMm.nl Lp w D.ath Ra t e. ('Otlditio n~. it is n source of no ncti yc t enement-house act in accordAn" ~ Ii> • o ffl:o.nsP. 'Y hen . however, this body of " It i~ with moro than o l'cJinory t! ratifi- r ecommendations of the Tenement &:iIt. \\"ate~' becQlIle~ d isturbed f rom continuolls cnt io ll Ihllt t he dcuth I'nte s hows fl dcciul'd Recom men dations are Made to Es- s torm 01' mi n n nd wind n~tatillg tho l"cllul"tion, 3S it i ' ollly 1:1.07 per ],000 Commissioner have prepared a btU IIOlIwhole Inl"j!"o q uontities of this de posit poptllntio ll. ns cO lllpnrcd with 13.47 in t ying the present law !O as to mU' , tablish Filtering Plants to conform with the speclficatlolll l"\ti ft nr e h~ollght to the su rfoJ\ce nnd rein co r1H!ll nnd 2;5.72 in ]~ 1. alltl 10\\'cr tha n number of Brooklynltes fought fotl, ' Purify It. poratNl into it! in wh ic h co ndition it fi nd ... fo r th (~ P:tHt three .rCfll"::!. th {, I'(' tieing ac- last session of the Legl,l,tu,,its wny into our intake. bring-illg with tll 'lll .r ST2 less denlhs cllll"int,{ tht:' IJllst a re SOme addttlonal changes In !h. .... ' it it' 'mod icum of possible Hil. Th,' so .' c nl" thlln duri ll): 1he yenr lOOl (,\"lli le lhe u re, but on the whole they 'II! 1/1'" m uch the same as those suPport'<HI~ co ndition::; C:lnn o t. ill the present s tate of pOJlu ln tiu ll llfi~ mil t t-I rilllly i llC'1'(,fl Sl' d). builders In 191)2. Senalar Ib!. nfIairs. be O\' C'I'('n mc ; in fnet, may in"'11hl' dn tn f urni she r] b.'· the principal Brooklyn shall will introduce Lhe bill nexl .!!I. C l'en~c. while ~O :. \' ne,e r ('0 11 b~ co rre<>tcontUltiOllS dise n~ es deJ1101l$tl'lltC"S thnt in The ehi et amendments contained In ~, ' etl: lind to t his extent ollr city s upply tho CIHW of d iphthcl;n t hel'e were less bill follow: of wnter, ns nt prcsellt deli,ered for (,OIl- cnsrr.. rep o rted, nnd the rutio or death~ A tenement Is defined ... bllll!i;\ containing five or more (amllle! 'l' In E leve n Years it H a s B een D ecreased snm ption, cnnnot be pronounced fr('e to tbl' number vf cases hut n 1ittle o\"er of t hree or more, or "occupied hy ~.. ' from nil dnng-cr, to overcome which i-; 15 per ce nt, 311 cxtremel)r low mortnlity, than three families above the nrst,:"y Nearly 10 Per Cen t- Fu mir;atlon n problem th nt. sooner or Inter , must b pilI ticnlorly ns it is known to the cleand "the first story Is the fioo, ,10, ll nrtment thnt mnny fnta l ('nS~ we re lle- t he basement or cellar." mct. o f School ao o k ~ . "So long as t he refuse o f upper InkeM .,·o no aiel when medicn l nttrndance "as Roof bulkheads need not be mad! I, , cities is em ptied into the lnk{', cnrried cnlled. proof In existing building>, ond or nlon~. and depo.'dted as a EHxlimcnt. nnd "The me1hods o f the d~!l n l·tment in tid" t.nemen~s over four Instead of ihJ> field nro meeting with th(' ~ucre~~ that stories must have fireproof bulkhIW The onnuol report of H~ C<lll.U!li8' ren!,itnte<1 n nd dispcrRed b y co ntinuou, Only stair halls in four · stoll ~" ShOlllll, with co nfidence. be expocted. . ~iQl~ GWM?QC. which was sent to )lnyol' s torIlls, the wate r cnrriNl to Our inta ke men ts and over shall be con",ucto! i ,u~"'he profe~sioll is o~sistcd by cxart nOlI fireproof material. At present II! k' Knight so me tim e ngo and which has not "'ill exert its in fluen ce upo n t ho public rapid, ensi l.\" obtnined b"ctl' riolo!!,icnl applles to three·story houses u .,; hitherto been I'ubli~h ed, conmin, m ~h bea lth. c1 in~nosis; 1 1unrnntine nnd p{,l~nfl l in( on- Stall' halls In buildings yel to It! ... that is of grent interC'tSt a nd import nnce i''l'hc department hns no ilesitat ion in to the taxpayers of Buffalo. l'hy. icinns s tntinj!" thnt t he possibility of typhoid n'T1icnce mi nimized b ~~ s ubs eq uent baC're r~ etru cted which are over three 1~11!I " senel"llly will he illt~J'(,::ited in wh ut the f e,-el' from Inl,;:(~ wflter m ust n('(' es ~nri l y iolog-ica l ('xami nati ons; public Ulltl per- must be Inclosed in brick wall. ~ change this blli provides would mU Jlealth c(lDlmissioner s Rid regard ing nffairs be pl'Cfoicnt dl1riug re rtain p('riods of eyt~l'r sona l pt'(Jtection n!;l'l l11'Cu. iJy ma intaining t hIs regulatIon apply only 10 b_ in hIs departm ent. Th e s tatements rela- vear : that it ..; ('ou~e is one beyond pres- snfeg l1nrcl"i until it is demonstrated 1hat tour sto rIes and over In belght TIl, tin! to tile city's den th ra te, the 'need of ~nt ('ontrol, find, l'licrefol'c. it i!'; }Je-I'ti - the gl'l'm o f infection no longcl' ('xh:t.'i. .entence is added to the present 1\ filterinj!" plant to purify Buffa lo's ",ator nent to consider whot are the practical "COllsumptio n- f}'hp dcpartment's nrti- )ating to sfair halls: "And In ''/11Il00 and t he fUllligntion of school boo ks will meO IlS o f o\'crcoming the conditions find I t \1t1~ townrds this mll lndr ('onsists of fur- fireproof ten ement bouse herealt" m.1 e:orcceedlng four stories and ctllar I .. apJH'ol to all os exceed ingly importan t. tl,eir resul~ as stated. nishi ng free out fit~ t o phr~i c in ns w hereby ed h eight, Lron laths shall be u!!d Jr..!11 By way of inlro"duc tion Dr. Greene "The solution of the q u t's tion will be theJ' cn n ensil)' s ubmit nnd quick ly o btain of wooden la ths Ln the enlralX! I!aD stated that "in no field is mu nicipal ~Ilni· found in the estnblishmeut of filtt'r beds posith·l' dia~nosis of tllbcr{'n lo s i~ , in nIl and stall' halls therea!." tation Dlor e important than ill t hat of constructed on sound hYj!"ienic principl.,g (' nRes of lung' affe<:tion: ill th e t rnn:;;mis· If the btl! becomes a law, semtr 10 • coumgiou~ diseases." Ha told of llw aod located nfter careful eugineering iu- sinn. to t hl' proper persons, by men ns of .tead of seventy-five per cenL d . will be limited to lhe building or . !I Df'PdI ' ofd thorough sani ... nllll"o lon g' ns t l1 ...n ("() Ilui " ·n· o n ~Xl~t:-;. ' . 1 p rint Nl matte r. of n ll ne-cE'ssary info rma- ment except In the case of • "It~ It' · ·tt d·tary .ons precn 1 utio . ·d.n~, q uir., tion for p1"llctienlly hnlHllin,l! nnd cnring 8X'~T~lUe b e~,". ~g :on 'Ibl tan, snl, · it be(,Olll . the dutl' of the dep3l1menL where ninety per cent.. as at ~rttt • H~ .oc CliO (lglcn l a lorn ory (('ter- to cull n t. l('ll tion to it with th \ !it t ~' '''_ I fo r commmptiYes ~o that th~y win not will be permitted. ani sll' minefol wlth nccuru ('y the natu re of the t,'on ns to 't t' e .. 199t. be n sonrce of danger ot home o r to the Inner rourts In three·storr b I h .; . iI . I S co · ('OD t nglon, llll( t e ul"'llfirtmcnt, III p ro\' ( ~ " I t 's t rree f UIon. . f amily tenemenis must now ball ', ~ pub1ic. ing the most potent antitoxin f or thel I 110 par 0 ,e ~Ul·po.<' ~ f Illl. "Although n T'el'Y few ('n~p~ mnr es- Izontal dtmension of not less t~;,~~ poor, Ul.;sists the medical pl'ofp:-:si on in ~rp o ri to (' rente alarm III r('fl'l'J'Hlg" to cnpe o b~e rynti o n an d J'cpo rtin!!,. on ne- teen feet. It this bill become: '1101 ' he minimum dimension tor Ida:: .It ('om hutting it~ rn\Pfl l!C'S. ret, nftCl: it hu!o: IP p J'e~c-nc(· of Rlllallllox in this (·it~,. C'Ount of t heir pe-eulinl' nnt lll(,. it is tnnd eight famil y ho uSes \\'ou . lora ted nntl determined its presence nnd b ~lt. on tlH', con trnr~' , to alltty nnr mic;;quite in oyidenre that. thrry u/: h th e de· ~hllracter, it is unarmed to destro r thu ~ sn~'1IJlg-fI '~'h 1("11 . n~ tUJ·Hl1~'. n r£" 01' will. hl' IlllrtmCllt's work nncl its cdU{,Htionnl ac- fe;te section relating 10 'kYII'~,~r..: Infection through the want of a n oUic inl extn.nt. " IH:n It 1.8 rCfi.h:-ed that our J111 tiun. fC'~nlt s are lloticpn blc iu a l'elntive dhdnf('("ting outfit." J1]('{hate llelghiJOl'lIIg" (' ltlC'S [1 1'(' ~u fferill~ rliminution, for n lthotl£:"h the pop ulation tir~~o;li:L\~~i[\~nru;,~r~ftl,b~~lr~ The he-ulth commi s~io ner dec lared thot from thnt p~~titf'ntial (1i<';;(lfl~e in n most haR increm=ed. t h e mOI1:n lit,r r~mni l1s 8tn- oeeu led as dw.L~ng place& in this respect! the local uepartment of I>rl~noun('~(~ (' ~i d l"m i(' form. tionn ry, th c l'e h cing' no in(' re:1 ~ e in it. benlth Is insnfiieientl y eqnipped and he. The n",tntlOn of ]lJO] -2. wh pn we h"II "Cho l~l'n infnntnm-Xo dis(' nJ:;E' hn.;: n .... ... ............... ".-..... hind other standard health departments. 43R cn'<'. of ' mall pox. rle t,'nnined sneh IllOI'O impOi·tullt lW'lI'in,l? UpOI1 the dpn th IJrb .. •.. •• .. •.. · .... .. .. •.... •.. • The rrport continues: n UlOrou~jl nnd gl'IH~ l"al J1rot('rting- vn('riratl? nor its pnl'ti{'ulnl' mo rtality mol'(, .3 1 9V.:~ "Under ex isting circnlDstanCef:, the di~- nntion ihat it i~ hf'lil"Y(l(l t his rity i~ n~ f' ritr l'io n of i mportnnt (('aturC's o f mu m- ............. ..... ......... L,. .. .... .. Infecting that is done is In rgely of ex . full): protected h )' tid , menns as ('an ("ipnl sani tntion :1nll method~, tlotnb ly t he ptodiE:lrH'Y, often ins lltlicient, En~nsiYc , OIH.1 pos~qhly u(" modC'. 'l'hE'rc n re nt th(" PI'f'Smnintenn llce of mi lk p urity. find t hl" ed. .....~ ,....... Si'rcs a inlse sen ~e of sec urity. To be ('f- f'llt ~ ime but fiv(' rILt:I"~ of th(' di"' '':l-;o u('lltio n of moth ers in infont Cll f e nud hyfective, disinfecti un must be nnder o lflcini witlun 0111' hordl'rs;. In ("nr h o f thp",e giene. than tIll •. control, adapted and exacted by trai ned ('n ('f; tlu:' ('o ntng;on rn me from wHh ollt. "Du ri ng t he pnst ye ar. but 141 den th. R~ill to tlie vari ed indications, nnd be ' as hll\' in,l? c](\ypl(»)Jrd ntHl hl'l' ll di~roy(>1't d occnrrNl, thi ~ being the lowest numher rl,[;'OI'OIlf; as s cientific. 11(,1'('. tholll!h the t1i s£'n~(' \\' [1:;; ('ontl'l\(' t('o I (If ann lin 1 dC'nth s f l"Ol11 t his cn nsc noted . IBllffl~10 is n la rge and cxtending city ; ehw:\·hf'rr. From 110ur of th('~e ('n~('K hnK s ince 1881. nnd n lower rate or mO I·tnJity the (!tqUlpm r nt of her lwnlth ciepn rtml'nt n !o:11l,l?lf' Ilf' W ('nsC' nri-..en, a mnttrr o ( hy Crolll 40 to 300 pe r cent. Th e j!"rnlify· Mould be commensu rate with h1!r import- rOll~ l·nt1l1n ti nn . anll wliir h [o('t i'i [.;.lIhing sO('iu l nnd eC"Onom ic ded uctions from nnce Dud th e importance of the work; hut mittpd n~ jllstifi('nt ion for the I·ig-iu yo(,t h£'se fl\c~ nre ohyions. further and full effl cienrr and the utmost (·.illation Pl1 fol'('(>d null thl" strirl 1 1l'{',"{'n~ " S cnrlet fl'T'Pr-But 13 denths n~ ngn inSl t results cannot be brought abo ut without tIn' 1)I'O('('(ll1l'f'~ nclrqltpd IH' r('t ofOl'(' Il~ Mi in 1()01. nnd the lowe<t mo rtality, w ith tllOroughu('ss. wpl! fiR ill (':lrh lll'~~(tllt in:;;tan(' p ~lll d Mayor Ro den bec k Salisfied one exceptioll, in 20 yellr-.:. "The steady climiJlution of contagious whi rh will h(' continued . ' . ~ " .A ('on~id(, l'ution o f t h e fn('to rs opl'rnt· disc-aRes with th e system In force emWith Being pha sizes the possibilities of \yhat i. yet ShO Ul d Protec t Reco rds. ing- dl'lC't (~ l·ioll"'Jr upo n tbco public hc-nltb attninnble with a ful! mens w'c of rehl'iug-s und C' r I10 ti ce the lU·CSf'llct'. in 0 111' " Th~ hUl'pntl of \·itnl ~tnti~ti('~ Iln~ no w Made. KOUl·ce. Ii'innlly, the t)J'~f.,e l1t menore of O ~l file original 1'C('onls of mfll'ri ng'l~."l, cit y, of ilullll,ers of ('hf\l'In t ~JIlf:. who, b y mea ns of f l·uudulcnt. yet enticing fi nRmlll!poX lit Olll' thr~shold lends addi- l.11rth~ H~d d~nth"l fnr mnny ye-:lI'S Lr,( k, tional force to· tho necessity for fu l! CO lls tltntlllg 111 thpm,-rln':-: no t onh' YII IlIouncemC'nts, prey uJlon Inl'~o numbers ability to d eal w ith r ontagion. UNIQUE ROOM un hll' l1IortuHf'r lUlll ~ta ti~ti ('n l c1at;i. h ut or pOOl' nnd ignornut sick, not only to t heir ONE . "l'he dpL)Ul'tmellt feels g ratified that the 1·~'(,~Jru .. o f iJw~ti Jl1nlJl (' \·:tlue in le~nl an n financial los~, . btlt with individ ual Slt.~ ot tbe 'mun icipa l ho~p itnl' hnR beC'n ('1\'11 pro('plllll·('!". illyoh'i n tr ~~' ttlemC'nt of injtlry ei ther dirf>ctly 01' indil'cct uctel'luinf'd UI1 011. In view of the ~l'nli­ ('!o;tllt.(\~. If'Jmlitr of t11n rriH ~(' t.,t. legi tilll ltr y I)", to tbeil' hea lth . It is hoped Which Smallpox Pllients mrntnl a nd othC"l' critiriRllls 1hnt hn\' e of .hll·tho.:. dl·tc'l'lIlillinC'. itl fnrt. i . . ~ lI r- C\ Ihat nttio n mny be ill\-oked In be('.n mmle l'p~n l'diug th4! prN·C'll(.'C' oi sllch ",IH C· h ~nn lx, 'ldjtll lira t rel in no other with a v ic w or cileckilJ,!! t he e \'il ",hidl, lto~pitlll wi th in the lo-"·o'.... iug ~uburh8, it nlanIl CO I·. Will Be Giyen the in ~Olt1l' in s tnnc(>S, i::: nn o ffe-ns e to mo rulRUj!"gest., t"~ rei teration that the ill"tiLHHOf " Hr ll importnI1 ('(l :Irc th~sf' r cornrlh itl" II" woll "' to health. hon. lU I tll'opo:;;l'd nnd in \'if'w. can in no thllt. ill riti('''1 of leMSf' I' irnportU Il('~ tli:lI r Ray Treatment." " 'Lilllit<,<1 Sl,nce p reelllr1~" the detn ilin!!, wny j eopnr 117.e tilt' " "" Ith of t he people- Ruffalo they 111'('1 tr:t nsmittl'd to Allt AIIY o r IllllC' h int e r~~ti n.!! l11ntt('1' in conll('{'t10n m'en t he UtOtit imm ediate l'C'siden tri-for ~Ol' prrmnn(,llt t:ll f C',I.!UflJ'cl. rOll i (H~ Ollly h~­ with our Dlnll it'i p!1 1 ~nllitatio n. Those J 011 '\far' ...·ou tn g ion is llro\ iu('d for nnd (l{"<.:.troYed that hu¥o bef'1l I'rfrrred to nre most ra-- The ne w )Iunfcfpal gO!plt;J , t1!J I Ill}: t'f'tnin('d fCII' rl~f\·J'en('f'. Hnd in ' thut with ill its w nll~ , while n nr di"'srminniJIJ 1ll11llnl'r Ih p jl' ]u'('servulinn is in~lll'E.'il. Lnl'Ftpt'dculiy snilluilteil." R dis nearly compJt l~d. iD'-' tR a~l?lInd ~l.ltlut is hf'yond r('[I~onnble po~ :-.i. ,I.!:I: mnnid .pnlitip:-;. J'r-tnin t hern 1l111}(:t J' ('on'1·1t£, l'E'po r t ('on<'ind(><': with tnbh-s t-<how- Ing oa t10n In ~:lt Illhtr. l ' rom nn nl'('hiwr turn l fi nd proll ihtlo ns willd t ill~ ur(l t111'il' <.;nfH,Y. T lu.i r 1'11" tl," w.)rk (\one b,· the ditTe r . " t de- be ready for occupa __ " .,.J cllr ("r ty Atnnclilfl int, it {'O n h e. aud th£' inten ~ , . r RDd"n-' \:JI1l' valtw n lHl i lllJ)Ol'tnn ('(' i ll Buffalo alTai rs p ·ll'tm (' nt..: th e n nmber of COSC'~ or ( I~ weelU:· ::\Iayor . fted tbe ptt" tinn i~ to m :lk -' thC' rf'plac'ing of t he llr('~ and . to nuffalo proph.' hns now lw('o mc e~:;;e~ J'el~~ lipcl. the uU1nbe r or deaths, En~lnee: FISh~ \; tternootl ar.l~ ('tot PYP"o r(' n ('hn ll~{, whir h wi ll h{' hoth so. Important. as i8 nttt'~tc(l 11,\" lhrir null $illl ilnr d nta . tUUO n l ester'\,;t b the pro"'" IUHl'k('tI . h·l llC'tit'i ul nncI an imllrovemell A fpw 0 1' th", e fi l!UreR, t nken .at rnu· well .tltlsllede1l0n by Ibe con~t>e dl~ll:' 1·C'~ lui.,itlOn i~ <.'.onnct"'tioll with legnl l to the section." I11()(C(lal11 .~s . thnt It I~ of the utm o~t illlrl om fl'om tllO t" hl~". Shows t hat III 1002 In Its coRstru th nelf bOlPlul "the ')7 a20 pf'f"SOn" W~I'C T'uerinnt('ld, Ally~n A f eatUre ot. e.hat l5 knO trD 1'tA ll.nrtnn('f' thnt t heir pC'l'lllnnl'nt pr(,!-;('I'\""llFi lterin g Plant Needed. , . . I I d,s· In wh ie b \\ ill lit II t.,on .1I0ul u I", pl'o\'id'~1 fOJ' 11 a j!"aill,t I kindrr/!n1ien.; 'w el'e f I1lDl ~n tet !l lll a room .. tment" t\' ,~ 1'ht"l'(' if.; a notc of nlarm in wh ut D r . fi l~(,: th~ft. nnd inju rr. to whielJ th C',\" Hl'(, r 'uf~ct"'l, n llrl H,OG3 school book were "I'ed ra.y ul~:n ts .-J>eIl (be" AD V" ·'in fectell. .maUPOx pa. cerealn ,tap. II Green SUY·' r eluth'(' to Buffnlo's wo.tC'r III He ~! 1:'is . (IOns1t1utly expO~tld fi t 1)1'(,,,- 1 IIIUHlll)". '1'h(' N.~l)( ll·t continues: NI t. 1 hell' IInporlfince i<; l'f}ll ul to t it !' 'J'hi. w or k nf IUsinfl'<'ti nj!" ""hoo l hook" has reached t~e !(to'" ...jU -:.. . " :\0 qll(lStion ulfert. Ih" community ot r~rorrl " of tlw county clelk n nrl prod. i. to be NoDt inll oll t brotlj!"hollt t h e Im~~nt wlndo\\8 In tbJn& but ~tl d larRP AO l"Hp iu ly om! d ir ec (1), n~ Lit£' p~rib' SIU:~ ~hO I1I<1 bc' m n d~ fo r th eir propPI' y c-n r n1l1l jl.i I"pgnrtled nf':; o ne o-f t he g!a~sb:':ul;:ed CD of th~ \\"1\ t (1'1' :":upph--j co ncerning none i~j ~ u I.! k«; C"piug, ('OmJ.DeD~Ul'nte with thei r importn llt pil'c( ~ c) f wo rk in "ill . ." lmportUIJC~. u en nrtmrnt io.c (lll$rnJ:t'il. It A~Nn~t R~P~Rl Of DR. I ~R~[~~. JI _, , ItShows that the Health De-, partment is Doing Effective Work. rMfNT [lnV HU I C~.~1 BUFFAL~S3- ;co"n l rllDi WATER. 01: n", DEATH RATE MUCH LOWER Ia." I I '.L\\ - -.\ ............. ...... . .-- '.-", 'NfW HO~rIfU I~ rNt~~n- fl~I~~m Progress - ~ I �th ~ city ............. - .................................................... ................................................................... ......... " ... ..... ........ ................. ~_"_"_.-"-.~"--Oi== The ~"'" {".. " .... ~ he eurreDt number o f The Atlantic . l nthll' appear!! an Inte~CSting artl<l~ tr the pen of prof. ('. · E . A. W mslo\\, fn.tru ctor In sanitary ba.c t eri()logy In t he MassachuJ'etts InstlLUte o r 'l'PC'h n ology, on the .object of th e ad "ance In prophy. fa.ct lc medi cal treatment. Parti('ularly InterE5llng 1. his re ference to the conquering of smallpox t h rough vaeelnaUon. He gil'" the early history ot va«lnaUon, whon Ihe vlru. or the dl.ease Itself hypoderm lcall )" Injected, p roducing .. mild attack of the d.sease. But th e ... mild attack. rendered the patients 1m· m",", to Infection. Of the great ravages or smallpox In the years betore the dis· covery ot vaccination. and or the remarkable redu ction In the m ortality aILer this remedy wa.q applied, P rofe.. or WllUIlGW writes mGst Interestingly. He Ia)'ll In part : The very complete ness or th e vi ctory haa In lome casts obscured th e formida- "a' ble nature or the toe. Immunity from certain diseases Is aecep l ed, Uke the sun"hlne, without thought. by a generation whlcb hu !lot telt lheIJ Incldencc': and this condltl on has its dangerous s id e, fo r It leads otten to a neglcct or t he precaution. nect!lIsry to retain t he a d\'a ntages won, Smallpox. Cor E'Xample. has ~ n &0 held In check by \'accinatlon that Its horror Is forgotten. nnd the numbel' of thoughtless and misguided persons who irE' to-day un\'acclnatcd Is 3. serious menacE' to the publi c health. Two hundred fran everyone had emnll pox, tlrst or Jut. u ch ildren ha\'e the men sfee lo-day, thOtile who escaped In one epid emic being almo!tt sure t o sicken In th e next. From palace to hovel none w ef(' [sic] sole bu t those ",'ho had gone through the dlEease and recovered. Si r John Simon, In the History and P mctlC'e or Vaccination, quotes the exper Jence ot' ce r tain roya.l ta.mllltll. typical oC the conditions whi ch prevailed. William 1If or England, tor insla:noe, lost br s mallpox his tather and moth er; his wltr. Mltry; his uncle, the Duke or Gloucester, and his ('ou!';ins, the eldest son and the youn~est daughter of Ja.mes II ; he him self ba r ely s u rvived his own alt&ck. wi th 11 consUt ution damaged tor Ut~, Thl'l only ch f."Ck t o t hese tf'rrlble epidemics was the tact tha t a. largo porUon or th e population a t any given time was protetted by a. previous attack. \Yhen Introduced among- Isolated peoples who had not acquired this protecUon, th e c CfecUt wt'rp appalling, as In Ict.'land wher e In no?, 18,COO IX'rsons out at a pO~lulallo~ ot rI',OC() are aald to have perisheo, or in Mexico. whr:re thr~ nnd EL half millions of ~orle "r:re !uddC'nl\' smlltE'n d own t~ ('pldl"mlc. according to Prp~cott' It !I"'('~ l'lng nver th(' land IIkr fire oW"r th~ pruJrl ~ · • Jr'IHlnk Its palh str(>\,.n "'hh the dead bodl ..s Il f the natives. who (In tho strong langua8'e ot a cont~mpo. fUyl ~rl!h'd In h~all~ ilkI:' cattle stricken with mUrTaln." T ho practicc or lno..:uJatlon was intro- .,0 erUn. t or--e xampl{. J."~ "!n ev"t'ry nlilllon ot th~ p on,ulat on died ot smaJlp(lx Pf"r annmn , during t If" period liSl-1~, bp!'llre- tb IntT no e of vacclnntlon: trom 1)(111 l ~ l~...o t I ave rage n u mhe-r ot yea r!} df>ath~ was 176. In S we d en the yparly <l~Rt h r:\te trom lTI{ to IS01 was ~.USO; from 1.810 to 1&50 it was ISS. Ac t ual experl mE'nts confirmed these o;;;la. tlstfcal results In an e\'en morp striking manner A t the Lon don Smallpox H os pital. within th e two years. 1'j~l9-1cm. 7,500 rx'rsons were \'acclnated, and about onehalf o r lhem were sub~f'quE'nU}' Inoculated with actual ~mal1pox matter In the manner pre\"loll~ly practiced. In not one case cUd thf' ylr1l5 produce any e(fect: and It was thus pron?d ~'Ith certalnt:l,' thal a rre~h vaccination. ~ucc('s..qf\l1\y ~rrormpd . ot Is an ab!\"oJutp prpYf'nt!\"(' (I t lht" ~mall­ pox. E\'en aflE>r somE> years ha\"e f'lap£ed, whf'n the protN'tlvp effert o( \'clccmation has been wf:"uk(>nrd. so that lhe disease may be contrartE'd In a £!mall number ot ca8PS. It ,,111 yet oC('ur only in a m ild form. 'Thus In London, during the ten y€'ars 1S!11-11lOO. 1:.:5 per!l;ons who had b e n Y1.Cdnatffl a l soml.' time In their lh'es took smallpox and none died; while tj'j~ un\'acclnated persons contracted the disease, and among these th ere were 153 de-ath~. Since tht> time or J enner it has year by yf'ar ht'('ome morl" ('('rtain th at we ha\'e in YtlcelnaLion a surl'" a nd perf ('t meanb o( HghtlnF: ~mallpox. Germany has r('alized thl8, and by th enforcemt"nt of t he- most rigid system ot va.cC"ina.tion in th p world r educed Its smallpox death ra te for 181l6-1899 to less than one in two millions or the population, l--::ngland and Ameri ca sutrer trom smallpox m ore than Gprmany, because a portion of lhC' community Is allowed t o neglect this simple- prophylactic. In the face of suc h conclusive testimony cn,vl11ng as to' th'e efficacy of v accination seems idle. " 'ht'll there may be the slighlest danger fram contagion. vaccination i!=l a f.imple and sure pre· ventive that none can aftord to neglect. ,,1..A1\1.~1.M, ~E C~~RITY. VMI\lIt:.KL.L.:...- &v.1!./ - /963 Thl'l'C' hus n('Y('r hC"E'n it Buffalo n more HlllillH'ir. iU-ndd'Sefl. iuhumnn JUO\-emenl thnn thnt in c;;tigaH'd hy ~r. nH" of tht:' Offi('crs (:1' tht., Charity Or~nuizntion !"():'iet,\', foL' tlt P (,yj('lion of ( OOlitiC'''' lidn~ in t encDl('u ts that arc not in ~hnIl(' n('('ordin~ to law. Tr lil("rr i~ any placc wh er(' the poor t1'putUl'es enD huddle nnd k CPll th pm~elYNi I rnt('('ted n~nin~ ~uch e}"uel w('{llher as lin .. pl'('Yoile-d this weck. in th(' name of J{1':l\'Cll let th('m alol1e, to make them~('h'c~ ::t~ romf rlahlc os Ule)" po~~ibly (a11. It mnk('~ onc's blood hoil to rt'ud tho a poor family wn'" compelled to ··Ulcn·e out" y('~t{'rrl::l~·. \Yh£"I' C thE"~' went, (lne in tilt" Charity Org-nnizntioll ~o­ d('tr. or the. IIt·alUt Department "'cems to I!O hlo\\: but the S.C(·l't'tUl'Y e,f the C. O. K hlundly ~mys thnt "WP lind that 11l01'(' thun three-fourths of thl' fnlUilie>.; who are requirfi'd to mo\·c nr~ nblc- to rIo ~o with ou t un~' pnl'ticultlr hardship," At th(, same tim". thi.s Orgnnization wants it to he iUll'liritly l1ndl?r~tood thnt ··wp do not waut nn iUll)r .......ion to ~o uronclt'uqt, however. thnt the SO('ietr int("ucb to pay the rl?nt nntl ta);:£' core' 01 nil l l f thp<.:c fn01 i1ir-.. would Ita\"(" o ur It:l nrl .... fnll nnd th(' dul.:t.'d lnto England {rom the East b~ 1 ~ oc-iE"lr "flulel he imlll' .... r d on ." Thi,t Ludy MiUY Wortley Monul,gue In 17t7~ wuu l l i'lldl e,I lit' ho .. ri h · ~~ )I("n und women In I'f'mot(' 3.g>:~ the Brahmins ba.d recogall." (,. hihlr t>n (' nn 1I .. pit(' hl'd into till' ~nO \\ -1 nl1. tl thal lht: greate~l sarelY (l'om tb UriCh hoz oncl haJ!l!n~c nlHl mny h(' nble to dl~R!lt' IflY In Immunlly by re-ason of a find Cl lli f" r ... hrlt('r without "llllY pnrtit'l1lar for mt·r ~ltt;u'k-pl'rhaJl:; the only ~a(ety. hnrd .... l' i:l" ; hilt (;<xl fflrhirl thnt tlw A nd they had di!l('ov4.l'rl.'d lhat thf" in(,harHy (lr~nni1nti('tn BHdt'lj" ~houltl be OCU lat ion or !'lmnllpox m ..llter ~hr et·tly ·'inlJlot-rd upon'" It \\"ould up{le-or that bent'ath th\.· skin prOOul'eu the- true di~­ lht' IIen1th Comn~~o;;il:.2.er lias be!'n th!" ell_ 111 a mild form. In this \\ ay the ,ic,tilO ~u~inn or U' clh.:tinC'tly tl:"IlR a nldlitlly JlNvl"i1 fl:Hn.1 In only unp ca~e In H' ~l llrt~r fur lh(' rOl1riPl' whrn u!"kt:"d who a hundrN. Or. undt'r t'l\o~ahlp clrcum- would lnk(' carr of th(' f umi1ie-s thnt ure ~t.tn(l·!O', to onl\' ont:· t.·a".~ In thrt t! hu ~ri C'tI ·tl. "[hlH the Churity Or~ntliznlion dt'\"tl Th,· e-rrt"ft on the IIlOt:ul,llcll \\ a~ jpty woulll Irxlk out for thl'm:' t"~,:('nf'l:t lhl'Y ohtR.llIl~(l Immunlt), frt .m i t i" !l \\TN C' h l'nly il1-ndvi~eJ D10\-elhp 1.1:, ~ \\,lh onlv onf"-tl!tit,t h of the r If'TIt jnst nt t)\, .. timr, find iu tlli" emerdtath" "hu:h \\ ouh.1 h.,1\'': followed the ;":1 lt C' y. F n rtuuot t'ly. ni ... t ri c~\ ttorDey malady in ita w:ull r01,n. Hut the dl~­ ( ·~ 'r.t ... \~o l"th t .. inoPpf'n ,l("nt r nou~h nnd IdU,lllRKe o( thl ... form nf Inoculati u n ~ r1) ... i b: l' t'IltHl).!'lt to n r l \11 )(10 :l c ommon"1.:1 thltt the inoculatf'd ptl'~On CQuid .. ' Ii!"!' 'flndd inn thor l1iE'rt· ("a n he humnnComtnUnltate the dl~!l~ In Its nlo"'t ' 'It'u!", t tClrln to any on(' \\ Ith whom he , _ _ _ _= =-=_ .::-=.::.:.,-::-::-::-::-::-::.::--;-::-=--_ ___ tame In {'unta,t:l, PrO< ...!Ing to the .~pl,,,,allon of the di. ~v('ry Of th.,. I\~'" lit f()rm or \'3(' • \ n4lt1I)n, lhrou:;h bovln\! ino(,l1l.o Uon Pro! ·Wlnsl.,w ",.',.. ' I '~,,, ".(> __ OJ ........_.... .- .............. ....................... .........._..__._............... ................................ ' , dally. " _4..Y OR ·S lInyor Knight concerning the --.. _Uot ~et the T_"-TE li E. T . out a slatf'lDE'nt M:etzler Rl,polntrntnt.. ga\'E'" "The work to bt> performed by the Clerk is liiIuft\clent to OC('Ul'J' ~ arket hi. whGle lime, a nd In d"ormlninc upon th e appol nte=t, I deemed H nd .. vlM-bie to selec t a man who \\ 'U! not engaged In an y other bu.slne..~s, <:ln4 Afte r Weeks of Political Juggling and Kn ifing Kni ght Names Ex-Assemblyman to $1,800 Market Clerkship. D BUTCHERS A"GRY(j ~' J ~3 . FOR BEING SLIGH~ED Metzler Comes from Same Ward as Seibert and Latter May Not Land the Fire Commissionership After All. Atter barking and filling enGugh to ' have secured a. nomlnatlon for Governor, ~I!lyor Knight has appointed William Alolzle r ot the 8th 'Yard 39 mur· ket clerk, at a salary ot $I, 00 a year, succt.~edlng Edward Dickman, Arthur ,Yo Hickman of the 24lh Ward has been appointed school exarnlner at a slllnry ot $500 a y(:8r, 5uccepdtog D evoe P. Hodson, whose term ends February 3d. The )'letzler appointment l akes eff~ct Immediately. 'rhe sele-cUon ot 1\letzlcr for market clerk Is practically a dr:\wn battle be- Iween the Mayor and the politicians. State Committeeman ' Varn'n frightened the Mayor Into consulting the poHtlclnns on the appointment and as it see ms n01\' 1\Ir. "Varren then Fat In with the Mayor for ~l etzle r and took a ta ll out of State Commltleeman Grimm nnd form er Senator Simon Sebert. the East Ide R "'publtcnn leaders. ~I e t1.1 er has always been an opponent of Grimm and S~ibert, especially t)f SeIbert and of Seibert's Alderman, Roedel, In the 8th ·Ward. In "Jobbing" Seibert and Grimm with the ~l ~tzler appointment Mr. , Varren has only indulged In a. ravorite pastime at "horsing'· the East Side leaders, Mr. Wnrren Is pleased with the l\letzler appointment. Grimm and Seibert make sour faces over It as they say plea!lant words abo u t th eir old enemy. Metzler. The l\layor. who gave In to the plll1t1clans, grins becuu!l;E" it Is saId he hil S had :Metzler In his mind a long lime. In tact, the ~13yor put It up to Grimm and S~lbert by demandJng \\ hal thE'Y had against .:\letzler, and they said lIothlng. FurthN negotiations resulteu in the agreement on l\letzier. j.',H E C OlfmSOlO:\EHSUIP. M et zlflr's name \,·as flr~t ~ugge~te(1 privately by the Mayor a we£>k ngo to Simon Seibert, bUl Simon didn't en· thuse oyer It. It Came up ogaln at a. conference held Ie le TUesda)' bet we(>n the !\.layor, Stat~ Committeeman "onr_ ren and Grimm. and SeIbert. Th en thp M ayor 1)lumply asked Seibcrt ;;.nd Gnmm whot they had against M E'l zl e r, They weTe dumfounded and didn't nr· ruy any caU8e against )t et zler. Tut~~­ dny night Grimm, Seibert nnd Dr. Clads talked o,'er )l et zl~r and flnnll,Y ho was agreed upon. ~elzler hasn t yet ngreed t o tRkE" order~ from S,'lberl In the til Ward. Folks urC wondering wheth("r the up" polntll1Pnt of Metzler ",11\ ha\'e any et· reet on th~ sllpointment ot a fire com- ml~~loner, whleh thp )f ayor Is understood to hn \'e pr(lml~-rl to Seibert. Sclbr-rt nnd ){etzl pr are of the fIIame ward. 8+:ibert says tht" l.1etzlcr ap: pnlntm t nt wH1 ha\'e no E'trN't9 on hI. ambitlon~. "Hasn't thp 24th \\ a rd got job nrt~r job ,. !=oay~ the former Spnut But th(> 'Flre comm'~sioner~bIIJ 1!'!Ii aor~atlE'r Ilbout whl('h thp Ma)'or will hay\;) n. tnik with Edward H . Butlrr, who ha!'; ~ald. ">:0 man ought to be appolnu.a Fir£> Commlt'-slunpr Ju~t bp~au!1'e h~ \\'O lltS thtl< Job." Thrt ~;m~r~ ~~~~t ;~uptol~~ 1~('l::r~ ~~~~:t~re y~t . O t:'1 cut: n ~ ",onE. Ip 01 :\t ·'zlt'-r. thp u q but('ht_r llnd ('om· ml.: sl~n rnE'rchant canrllrlatf".!l were Ig n .. ~ed 'There WE r~ ),U,S!=lng •. s.}erge~ Hnd K h~;'I(u:('r, but h e re. and tne com ut f orth B("l1 noj nogmi.oIS. n men I! h ......,.n \\'ArnlOl fro; :\la yor Knlgh t n.q th';t the butrhertt wl U g t cven. l~: 1 is a " 00 1,\,:ork{,,1" and rna hinl t ) t ~rlC It h ad bee'll (('Irf-rna n Ill. t e \\-4U:~~f'r ah Mtore he t .. ok the- offltegetting hnL1t nr. d slt.cot bn~ been A • billnan Dep'.l t}· :::;llerltr and a can~~date tor btlat S ~n3t r. lie was de- rl~;;,~t~c a"'Tf m nt lb; \" . : .1 -- rna ..aylng· d 1t hall lol\~ h{ n ot'l ~r," .. d aman .... thp (to ,. rrro"dNI condil 0 11 of tht' ho."" r~1 fo.:k o! li1('111restpN"hlre th:n n° mill! I Ilu lYnlo r ail ... ntu ot lon to a oren run \e. tl t r.f (,lilth' honown as ('ow ot 1S ci t y am.I to a dt!bt which the comPil1;, (' I~ be cc Ir. d ,mmunlc&lftl 11..\ bumnn b t' ~ l}'<": • • an t at tho~ th<1~ atret:ted wcre . mu,llty OW"'S It~d'. In a cll)~ ot the size ~'V ' d from and im~(')rran(' o( Buttalo thf"re flhould be m 11 "UN <I.lent \l1tnck!" ot no flUt'~Uon ot adequatr ho~pltal accom'( J nn r ron 1\- d h 1<1 ( appl3'1n t h b . E' t ea 0 mf)(lallun. Ot all public.' Institutions !he tto,,, ",pox' ('IlJr~'tnll\'e InoculHion w ilh hll::;pltal ~rt~ p( rhaps the ("losest to the \ me" b\~ a. liUl:tr s, .tIe: he tt"!-'tf'{\ ('Ielnrnllli nec(>sslties ot sutrl.-rln5t" bumanp,.) c retul U lH~rim nt 'J. nnd It~~. Ro..qpitalR nre crt :l.tcd for ernf'rgen>.J sUCCP'ed.'d In rum and th 1 c"n\'ln~\n ~ ~ dt'nt ific cle-. And It Is ",rong that hO!lpllAl room fe;lted by Chari"" V, Lynch (or tb. d. d d a~ .letth:: nt public that tht" J anti eQulpmf'nt !lhouh) be ~o Ur.Jlr As.qembIy 1 ~t tnH and J nuary 15t th.at A. I CQUld at lut be- conqul'red, th('rt~ .h,~uhl bt> cllmcuU)- 1n mt.'fUng LU· QuIt omce a.' 8 De puty !,bertlt. To ('Ce II f)' til m takp o[ n<>l ap~~~bt~ <:!\'J1!t. -d wor ld th" n'lW dtmantl! tor" h leh ho~IU11.s are butlt.----. pointing,. but her, It 10 I'tlllei that an It f rlr adopti"t1, and ~ In~pector f"om the H t ~ tmer.t ""as tollo ..·~ h) an ahrt:pt.. .... 11 In peel tbe \be lin ' :I. death rat In .~ or ~ nnather Inspector In th.· U .... ltla Department tor the markelJ'. but that w\II come when the omoke t>f the Met.le r appointment has blown o\·pr• need \ - ")U . ."0 ment\Pn who could devote himself exclu.l"el, to the duties ot ~",ket Clerk. ~r. Metzler s" not engaged 1n .lny other buslne.. , and will spend his whole lime tn performing the dutle~ d ~ \'oh·ln. upon t he head ot the ~ark~t DOI",rlment. "II hns been decided that, under the new regime, the inspec tion or menl shall be done by the Health Deport ment, where the w o rk propel"ly 10ng8. An l11S11ector w HI be deta.1te by the H ealth Comml<oolonor to vlo each ot the mark ets e\'ery dil.)' and I spe('l the meats. 'Vrltten repurts u these ln~ l,ectlons w111 be made dal to the 'Health D~pn rtment. "I ba.ve known Mr. :\1f'tz1cr tor great many yea rs, nnd belle\'e him t be a thorough ly competent dnd Indu trious man. and that he ,,"111 udmln Ister the affairs or the :M arket Depa.rt .. ment to t he ,,' -(ltlf'tactlon ot the pearle.''' :\lr. Hickman's n)lpolntment al SChool Examiner Is unde rstood to be !atlltHC" lory t o t h e mnch lne RepubHcamli, even those who have becn rabid ~ntl-Knlch' men. It 19 n. di~a ppointmE'nt. howevf'r. to the high-t oned Republican. wh belped the Ma )'o r pull the ~arlle Clerkship tram d vtl t=lPrv!ce rt-Itrlc .. tlon~. JGhn Lo rd O'Rrlnn was thel candidate to r th. Illace to WJloh Hlcllman v. ns appOinted. F VE NEW CASES. ~ , L IX.(.< I 4 • I~ D 3 Two ecent Cases of Small pox are Responsi ble for a New Outbrlll of the Disease. t..A r Fh-e cns('~ of t'Jlln lhlox w('r(' rl'llorted to the henlth lh·pnrtnh\nl 10llo)". ()UI: ('11..'..;(.' wns t ho t of 1~llh"rt ~tf'E'I(.\. !!U Yl':lr~ old. whn hilS hl'(l ll Ih'i!l~ in tl1t" b0311.linlt-hOliS(! 6t 11-1 :-\wan :o(1.rt'ct . li e L"'I :mPl)t)~("d to hon' t'Rl1I:ht rh(- inflctlon [rom hi", room-motl..\ Fr;lnk Barn, wbo UI!H\lOI'N lhe dj~(.\n!<-C'. nn,l \\'R~ rl'mn"fd to th(' clunrnlltiuc bO:<oovilal 00 n<"Cl'U1~r :!bth. ,\"istont H enlth Omcor ('Inrk oNl. thnt ~1.l·C'1l' h(\ remf)\ ell to.) thl ' dlY It... pilnt, nDu \\t'ut out to iTl\"l·~t i!,{:1fn tb. t'Ut'(.\, It w:\K rt'porll,tl tlull ~tc,..l.· wnr~ed in n hiFt' roilrontl ~h()p o n '\'e~l\'~r nn'l.ur, wh(>rp hunllr(',ls of oth{'7" ltH'n llre em1)10)''''1. If thi, i, tnll', nil of UII'W "III ht' rompt'll(lti to \1n<lc' l',o:'o \· :\('('lu:\l!t,n. Thl' b()Ill'llin~ hOl1">C' hUR bt>C'D flluUJ,!'utrd nIHI quartilltiuetl and tht., olb iIlI11Utl .... ')rcil'r(·d to hr ,·ncC'iontcd. The oth()r four ('(l"j''i wrrc those of ltnliun (,hildr"u 'I'll<" pal)1 Ilt.. nfl' 1.nura Lrflnnrda ... I 'f'.lr~ 0111; )h.lin P ....flllR rrcllu. (I)ur '-"or ;lld; Thomo", ('I1Ullmr:l, thr(>e' mouths old, RllIl 'Iurio Call1l'nrn . the yt·nra old, all of whum tin" nt :~(~) TI·rr.ll'C'. Thl'~' dJilch·.'!1 nil s:ut ,hl" dl f''' from )Irir;.:nrl't Cnmpnrn. tWII )'tnr fiJet. whu \\':1 .... n'nI() \ eel to thl' It pitul on Jau unr,'" Ilh. n il!(\ruu~ nWIl . . nft R will he nutlptfd by thl' lll'ullh c!f'p,lrlmc'n t t.1I vrerent tile !Oi!>I'c.-nLl lI~li. Ji .. t';l~l" __ " �Amon~ tho.e ,,·bo ~ndorst'd lIf~. ~ic~- . mnn's candidacy "1'.' .J. .T. ~lc" !Ihnm"1 ){ ... U n,.,.ict A. Town ...nd . Capt. :\1. M. Drakr. Fred C. :It Lautz. Frnnk _ Gpor!:er. Oscar :II. Georger. Dr. J . N. Culbel'l~(ln. F rnnk C. Fer~uson, AYOR r- APPOINTED L eonnrd DnllJ::e. Ch a rles A_ Orr . Dr. ·D. W .rInr- I rin"ton. 1.os lie .T. Bonnett. C. G.." orthin ~t(m . [l aITY n . 'Villinms, "'ilh~m II. B rnlE h . R a lph :-; lone. G eol'!:c R plInann. Genrgl' H . H ofhpins, Frede-rick H ownrd , H enrI" .\ . H ill!. S. A. Anderson. Chnr~ e s B. H ill. "' illi, G. G,·Pltory. H own l·d W mshi p. I,Y. I1a r ";ngton . W el- ~ Mayor Also Named Arthu r W. Hickman as Eu~ene W M . ME TZLE.R !:0~t1< ~~:w~~:~se~_i~ia~'h~l.'n'Ho~~~.ha~an~~i PolitiCian Becomes Market CJerk'"Scl', ,s~~ool\~~~n;~1·J hl~~;:~:;~;~'~;~;~~ EXCELLENT MEN. fcAUSES MANY Charity D iscuss es Both of His Hono r's Appointments are Certain to Give Entire Satisfaction. DEAT~S. Organ izat ion Society Imp r ovement of to bert May Not Get the Com. ~~!~~. If" '" _ missionership. J __----= • l'l J!K'~I~ftiena'id 9 vrga~iz~tions ~~., . W1~~~-;Jlf.;~lt~~~~~le~~ ~ ~!l'blic ~. I ~C~~rE!~~~~,n tOor.tuh~":~h j Co n ditions Among the Poor. !) me\l ng of the . { '-I 4 :J ('harity Organization Societ:\-" was hel'I NfWS. Of.,u at 4 o'(>lock yesterday afternoo n in the The Cha ty Orga nlz tlon Soclety (,oIonlal Parlor of th e Genesee Ho lel. h e ld Its r eg ular monthly meetlng In th e j The pre.ldent Of the society. the H on. ColonIal Parlo rs of the Genesee H ot e l T. Guilford Smith . OC( ttpied the c hail". d ft oo n T Gullfo r d Smith. and after a fe w prellminary remark. y ester a y a ern . 'Iet called t h e by Mr. Frederic Almy, lIlr. Smith in p resident of th e Soc y . Al trodu ced the Ilrst speak~r Supedntend mee tlng to o r der, and Francis my. nt Henry P . Emerson • who m ade a J Z I CHANGE IN THE SYSTEM. A th ceed Edward Dickman cpor If·j . Hodson. ... .. ~ • These tlvo Important apJlOI I were nnno un ced by M . n. J Shortly after 1 o'clock th;;l'7. K .1 As excl usl\'ely announced ~~'~~ edition of The Enquirer t/ldR\' 11" . , Metzler \\"as en tered In the Mn~k't~..... r nce within the last twenl)'-four~' secretary. m ade a plea for more me;n- I most lnteresting address' on UEducation and accepted as a COOlpromlst ru.i;.' bers. in order to raise more mon ey or anti Poverty." 1\11'. Emerson disc us~~d date. " t h e work of th e society. hi s subject from many slan d pofnts" l\l~tzl~r is one of the P\"fr-rp:ld7G~:oa. Her e after the Health De partm ent W il l Henry P. Emerson. Superinte ndent of dwplJlng prinCipally nn the fa c t that the hololOl: bunch In tbe Republlton r " Edu cation. r ead a paper on "Th e T en- , lm p l'oVen1ent w hkl1 has tak~n place in and ah~·D.Ys manages to Jump fron :.J den cy or Education to Upllft the P oor." the many classes during the past cen- berth t., 8Mlher. of M eats . D Ro ch est er followed with a paper lllry has b ee n the direct resu lt of the I He hh S ~een rr. )Iernber 01 A,"t I r. " nl Llvln as a F actor In sprean of education. 10m I p ·Ith DI.-tr!(t and wh'n lOt on. Unhygle c g Dr DpLancey Roch ester gavp a short Iwldlng that place has bad. ~tlonu Prod u cIng P ov erty." H e cl tedbb~an~ tAlk on "Hypene and Po\'erty." em_,exeCllU"C, dPI.uly In the Shert!!' ...... Instances of families b e ing ro e 0 I . I f ' ha He J"a~ tor .\lember of A"mblr ' I Mayor Knight. early this nfternoon, anth e bread-winner by unsani tary JivIng. • P laSIZ ng lbe act tha t man:t deat j \\".IS del,'aled by Charle. Y. Lvnrb I iloun('C:"<1 the nppointnlents of Ron. ,Yil- H e charact erized pulmonary tubercu - occur from unsanitary conditions and f<:111 and l~l hl~ phce ~ n tte Sh'trl m lletzi cr to thp posi tion of mnrke t 10sls, p ne umonia and scarlatina as th e if these conditions ,Yere im proved, th~ o!1i r e rln Januuy 1st, ,'{'hen Hftrry ll. k I • • ·tl ~ 'a ' k c h ief fo es of th e poor. and all of them death rate would be mu c h lower. Dr. I~"I • .,· succeeded Fr,lnk T. Coppl .. er I , nm .attorney ~. Hlr " . lC ' ma n a re preventable by clean Hvlng and th e Rochester also aid many diseases, in. .1n ann01111C'illg tll'_ anpalnlruo.nt· of . . ;\1 I' to tIe pOSlllOn 0 f Be I100 I exa1l11ller. " r. use o· pla In. b u t nourishing food. )11'. Metzler, ~I~yor Knight sal' Ed D d k t l · c lud i n~ tu bel'cul"sis, lynhoid a n d I ., · etzler succeeds . war IC mall. Ie D r. I da C. B e nd er spoke upon the '. . t d d "T I. \\"ork 10 be performed by Ih. ~ eseut delll Oel'll tir incumbent, nnd ),11'. bj t f ed u cation and H ealth Cpm- !=>car let tevel s are easil y PI even e an <et Clerk Is sufficient to OCCUP)' hi)! .. i "rkmnu succeeds DeToe P. H odson . SUI ~c 0 Green devoted a s h ort whil e that th e p eople ought to b e taught to tlm£'. and In determining upon tht 1;_ rlBCUSS ~---IOB n o.&.• san'tatlon H e protect t h emsel\-es polntee. ad\'lsAblf'In toan).I'!~, ".ht')~c terlll itS Bchoo l examiner eXI)ires on tmo ~nea lU e 1. D G properly. k th man whoI dEemed was nnt It(ngaped 0" ' s howed that measles, scarlet fev e r, Dr. , Val tel' . .reen spo e on e buslne.5t~. and who ~()uld: dl:witp b' U!i F"bruary 3t!. dI phtheria. typh o Id and common all- benefit of the pubhc baths. and stated exclu.,"·el) to Ihe dillies of Mark" t.'I<i B oth the~(' appo in tments nre excellent m ents we r e less, in proportion to popu- that Inany of the te.il?ment h o u ses h~d :\11', l1e[zler Is not engaged In anr 0 of OnCti. )1r. j)Ietzler i s without any (llle"la.tJon In the distriCts peopled by Ital - I been overhauled and put In a sanitalY buslll(ls~. and wJil spend hlR "h!ll~ tion well flu alified for the posilion of 1 'P I a d H ungartans In tact conditIon since the a uthorItIes h a d In performIng Iho dUlle. de)'ol""r ' nod it is Sl1 f e to say t Itat ans, 0 esent ndistrIcts, than " d ' In . t en t'tOn 0 f en f 01'clng the the the :\tarket nrket {'ierk, th e t enem they were, declare t h ell' "Ithead has orbef'n dtcldl:d Orpartmfot Lhat. undtr nder hLe;; dir~ction. the market departin the m ore elegant r esidential sections tenement-house law. new regime, the inspection or mea'~ '. ment will be condncted nlon~ ri ght lin e" ot t he city. H e a tt r ibuted thIs phe nom- A resol ulion w as passed, ask ing Gen- be done by the HealUl ~t. ,. aDd will henceforth be free from "cnndul. en a to the tact that In th e t enement e l'al Ma nager Mitten of the lnterna- th e work properl~lon... I~ • hou se dIstricts the resIdents are slow tIona I Street Railway and wlll be ~etatt,d by lho Hralth (""' .. His appointm ent ends n most intere~ting, D Superintendt sloller to visit each ot thE- mnrk(tt~ fW, IIgbt for this position. there haying been to call physIc ians. while In other por- ent Bull of t h e P ollce epartment 0 da.\". and Inspocl Ihe moal .. Wrtl~: • tlons of the city practically all cases of co -operate In en fo rclll g the law pro - poi.ts upon these Inspe<'lloas will lit ~ an nnmmnl number of st rong cand ida tes 11lness cam e to t he attention or th e au- hlbtting ex p ectoration in the stree t da til' to the Health Deparlmt'nt to the field.11 Tue nppointment of )[r. t ho r itles. T h ere is no way, h e saId, to cars. 1 "I ha\'e known Mr. :.\tetzl~r tor a r."1~ Metzler is 1 easillg both to the r epublican r emedy the evll as there Is no m eans or - - _ man)" )·oars. and believe him 10 lit. I nnd Inllu5triouR orgnnization and to the mayor. The posif orcIng persons, t o can p hysIcians t o Wl1E.E.N) KS- aoughlr d thatcomp~t('nt he will admlnls"r Ih. dill,~. tiOD pays $l.~OO n yen r . all ail m e nts. and n o means by w h lcl tl~~ Mcrk('t j)pparlmpnt to the QUatlC\ III nnuollnc:in~ th e appointment of ) fr. ignorant persons cou ld t e ll ,,-hat aile of lhe people." Metzler ~{n"o,. K night gave out the fo lth em u ntil t oo late. Metzler's appoi ntment h•••01 mt!' . ' . - • one nr:king whether or not the lh. ent : will <throw down Simon Seibert 1'1 \ ~hestatem work. to be ,Performed by ~e l1 appolnlment to succeed Jobn F. 1Il. market ('lerk IS suffiCIent to occuPY' hiS I: :i , lone os Fire- Cornmis~loner. " 'hole time. and in determining ul>on the ) l etzler and Seibert live In tb. ' I appoiutee. I deemed it addsnble to select district or the SIb Ward and !'l a hlon who wns not engnged in any other , • ponE'nt~ ot SeIbert are much PI' X ~ boolne"". nnd who could devote himself I T e n emen t Hou se Ins p ect o r In • with Metzler's apPolntme:;\~~r1.'. exrlu<;" ely to the duties of market c ler k. h H I h D G' Q ' ket Clersklp. which pay~ . annot i' Mr. )(elzler is not en/raged in any other t e ea t e p a rt me nt Ives )UIL ''7 'I () J as they claIm tbe )llo)or ~o Ill> t. b . . '. I> { llnothe r Important P oce "RlOe": and \nll spelld IllS ~-hole time ID ~ U P~I P lace. I (J Ward at once. Among the polll perlor";,ml' the dulles dC\'olvlDg u po n the J.:>. . Ie...{ ' d THE HEALTH COMMISSIONER the bellef Is general Ihat In \II heod ot th~ mOI'ket department. )letzler Market Clerk, the lIa~o!btf. "It h:1.' been d ecit1e~ that, under the Dr. DennIs . ConstantIne. inpector TELLS C O S . THAT THERE put a morla l wound Inlo lhe S. , new regime, th e lO~pc('hon of ments ~h8 11 ot tenement houses in the D e partment • • candidacy, h l\'~A nlr;( be dOlle by Ihe I~th d~~ortkBnt. w~ere 01 H ealth tor the last eigh t years. h ilS IS LESS CONTAGIOUS DISArthur W. Hlckman'I:': )'i~1I-kn1R th e work properly elonge. inspector resigned rrom his position. His reslgfor School Examl11er i.nk BuJ~ will be .d.etnile~ by~he health commission- nation took effect last night. EASE IN THE TENEMENT DIS - a;t~~~'~~r~e;l~r ~r;.~an slreetand8JOt~ er to V,"It, ench of lhe mnrkels ."erl' da y Dr. Conslantlne has a la l'ge practice ". y and Is senior m,'mber 01 lb. and in"pect. th e men Is. Written rrport" a nd co uld not de,'ote t h e required tIme TRICT THAN IN OTHERS, ~\r"flick",a n"& Palmer. I ~t'" pon lh eRe lD"pections will be made daily to hI s dutIes as tenement house Inspec)lr. Hle.kman l1"e., In ~Ia nl~l~ 1 to the health nepartment. tor. This combined \\ lth th e r ecen t the 24lh Ward, an~ hi. apr, HI have known i\[r. ~retzler for a great tenement house agltat!On begun by the There was an open di.&cussioll at t he l tor five lears at ~~~ nf:!~t ' !Ptte:t', mnny )"enrs and belie"e him to be a Charity O rganIzatIon SOCiety, led to th e meeting of the CharIty Organ iza ti on Amon/[ tho~O u~~lng tb. Bppoltl tboroUlrhly competent nnd industrious reslgnatlon. It was accepted by H ealth Soclely yesterday o n the question 01 Ma yor J,nl~,~~n werp lhp 10110"''' l Dll1Jl, and that he will ndmill i ~ter the af. Commls~loner Greene, who will appoInt the sa nitary measures a nd conditIons of :'oIj' ~~~ Wlllla'ms. ~trill f~lT1't.! fairq of the m Irket department to the snt- a tempo rary Inspec lor In a tew days. of Buf(alo tenement houses. D~. T~~'"se';d, ('apt. )1. II ~':!i )I 'Ii'" isfactlon of tI I .. T h e p osItion pays $1000 a year a nd Greene the 'Hrolth CommI.Rloner. Dl. II Lalltz. Frank G.·org Pr• Frank r "'" :\1 ~r lIe peop e. . comes under ct vil sen-Ice rules. The re Ida C 'Bender and others took part In f'r Dr J . N. Cult)f'rt.onChar:'" A ' ~ .r. 1 €"tz e; w nq horn 10 .Buffnlo on Is no ellglble list. so a temporary a p- the dl~usslon. ~u~'on, ~()nnrrJ DO~~f"v.llf' J at:." :110.' 1~t.1 . lR.)8. nnd no\\" re.ldes at 569 polntment will be made tlll an examFrom Healt~ DC'Partment record., Dr. D. \I . It r rrlngt Itar'" 0 "I Clinton street, in the l'th wnrd. H e rc- Inatlon can be held and a !lst prepared . Comml"sioner Greene showed that In C. G. \\"J1rt~~.it'I~~· Rolph ~I"'" cd"",1 his education in the public schools Health Commissioner ~e gaid this p ropovt-iOn to population tb ere. les9 ~:!I~'~'::n. t; 'I nr" Ii ~f~.I~:'.1 _ and hus nlwn y~ ih·ed in tilL.:;; city F or morning th e only r eason for the resig- contagious disease in the Itadan. Pol- lIo"nrd. H(>nr~ A: B~ G Grtl rr f.Jll' mnny yenrs 1;(' hn~ bN!n nn nct::p d nation was Dr. Constantine could n o t ish a nd Hungar ian 'tenement house Chnrlc~ n Hill. ~'III~~ne ,r JU.1tt v 1 bl 1 '( 11 ' . " nn I d vote his whole tlme to hIs duties a3 districts tJlan In t he finer reSIdential . rd \l 1",hll). n' , .. , 5 Tbom.' • n ua c mpm )('r 0 le republican por- Inspector. t' ot. the city Loulfli '\'t>lIt>r' \YlIlIam'" HI v ty. Tn 1 S!). he was eleo. . ted to the n~" When T appOint a man to fill the va- se~'b~n meeting wa; beld in the parlors jAm:\1. lI a;hk j E~mund J PI'I~~ r 8"mbb' hr. til: l'epllhliC'Rns of the 4th cancy I ":.111 ch oose o ne who Is not a ot the Genesee Hotel with T. Guilford It! ;l,~lnl'L,~d 0 Brinn, r.\~j;un 8s~n.mbl)~ district nOi.1 s{'rYed dnrin~ the Ih YSIClan. Rntrl Dr. Greene. Smith a s chairman. He Introduced ,,~tlt€' nnd othE"~ mnde ~11I1:t'f~ •• "",n ?~ .t he folio\\' III " .venr with credit ~ILY W AS N O T EV ICT ED Secretary FrancIs Almy, who made a n \ 8 " Cor thp « hunl -:: .dr•• nnd nUlhty. For a numbor nf ytal'_ appea l for Increased m e mbe,·shlp. ~Ir. 'H Ickmon had dtld tP M' h ll w nM C'xE't'lltion clrputv in the sberirr'~ H th C --Henr:r P. Emerson. SuperIntendent ilflvlng b£"pn ;t r~nhOO~ £r:J~ oll\ce. L'l.<ot fnll hp 'l\-~ 'i nomin.l~h>d for o n lmis!'lioner Greene D e - o~ Education, s poke on "The '.r~_n,~en~~ f n lh~ Board of c th e a"embl)" in the -lth district b t U ne.l t o P ot a Poor Family In Ol . Educa tion to Uplift the Poo . fore. . • • tl saIdwn~ defented by ChurL'•.' . Lynch. nlthe' j treet Ye.t e r<\¥y, "Education helps to banish poverty th ouJ?h he rnn ahead of h iS hcket. .Mr. . ..... , . I L.{ - I I j '.:J by providing a broa der field f or the lIt· tlier worked for ~ru~ years n~ n --wagp ea rn er and dey eloping more fully machinist in the "-.lImor Cnr Companv's T he 10-day notice ot eviction given to his r,,-pabil lties and bls field ot under.hOI" in Ea_t Buffalo nnd finally ;us Health CommissIoner Greene to the standing." promoted to the 1>0sition of foremall. owner ot a bUlldlng at Ko. 490 Perry ".I?r. . Ro~bester. had ~a~~~r~~ II" "'pn/ntion ns n citizen is exception- Street, became due yesterday The pUndh~gllenlp C 0 LI~lO!: a s a all\"" 1'0t')(} I • 1'0 11(' ng ver y. ~ ' . . p ace Is not a teneme nt, because onl~' _ _ _ __ _ __ Tho nppnl~tmcnt .of :lIr. HI~kmnn 8S one famlly llved there but It is a tumbl r rhool rxammer wlll be !!rahfying to down • e w tha t the Corporatlon Counsel ~\".r:v one who has Ibo illtere.t, of the structure. partly destroyed by fire S COlne to the conc lusion that it Is (or ls ... hool 11ollnrtmont ot benrt. ~Ir !lick- o.n.th unfit for habitation. mnn h:\ ... nlwf\\,(; tnken n d~p :nt t e name of th e family living o n th e his departmen t to attend to tbe ch arges ~'I;" 1 ... re~ pl'emises Is P I d 1 0lIn thl' I'l1hlk :-;('hoo)~ on(l i~ exce-pt oonl h. mother ... . ho 1reunlt sSf' athu cons S_s of 3. of alleged Immorality in tenement houses ,vithin the city l1mit~, it is to be ",.11 I"I.-J I I I . . ,,, 5 • a a er. OUt of wor}, -'Ilia I" ,nt 1 tramlO~ nnd in- and seven Children. Dr. Greene would <'''m",,,,.n to prnporly pprform the "n!irs not Pllt the famlly Into the street d ur- hop~d that certain Republican ne'v ~ pa· OI11c(1:. 'r ile l'Osition pa ys ~OO a Ing such weather, but arrangenH?'Dts pers will gIve tpe DI.trlct A/ttolIVY a • 9_ . 1'( - 'f '(J . were made with Ihe Ch~y OrgllPl'<i- r es. t (1 Socie ty to pro\'Ide a bett~r Hav. Char ge of th e Inspecl io n r:; I"~:t~g j DR. CONSTANTINE HAS RESIGNl'D J E SPE A aMR ALMY'S S ~i~I~TY -t.N t~. au. I (. I j, was I a. • • . >, -- �131 EMENT CRUSADEIS KNIGHT'S APPOINTEES- WILLIAM METZLER NAMED FOR MARKET CLERK AND HON. ARTHUR W. HICKMAN FOR SCHOOL EXAMINER. STILL GOING. 'J "'f '; I Dr. Green '-1 - QU - 19oJ- Denies Having Turned family Out in the Cold---Constantine Resigns. J(U,("4 - 'r"rl.~1 cl~.1.._Wl1l1.("4 "chl e r , B-AdVI.s~d and Inh~m8n." .. , It " " r a ~1'I(Uercial has seen th{ torce of T O OUP er'a protest to the tenement lWC reform, whiC h has heen let loose upon B uffalo, W lt~ no a pparent reason and w ithout a sane purpose. The Courier made clear Its position that It the tenements need im proved sanitation they needed i t in warm weather, and th e r~orm may now be delayed to a mOre seasonable period tor evicting women and children. The Commercial yestel'day said: .t , ~(' h Qn l 1~"'A min ("r - lll ("kmn .. . ·:l Uh Ar thtu' , V. " · nt' fl. :\layol' l';I'n~tu~ C Knight annOUIlC'('d thp aho\"~ :Jr)J)oinrrnrllt!ll! thts afternoon, thf' ftJ'st to tukl" r fff·(·t Irnmedlate-ly. and Ihe sl"c'o nd to ('f I1TIm<'ncf' at the expiration o f tht" t('rm o f offlce of De,·oe r. lltltl~on. o n l?pl"l!'unry 3d. The Rflplllntments were agreed Upf"n at a ('o nf~f'EmC'e held In the )Iayor' :i c. o. S. Agents Are " House-Hunting" for Poor to Be Evicted. PEC L\L agents o f the Charity O rganl7.Alion Society and the Sal"atlon S ArID),. working In conj unction. stnrl':'d ou t toda)r to find rooms for the people wh o. under the law, a l~ ab~ ul to be t'xkt~d trcml un~3.nl­ tary and overcrowded t t" ne111enl~. The Health Department, so Coml~~iont"r Grpene s nid toda:r. had t u r npd no !tlwlUes out in the cold. The tamtlief:J hove KOt to leuve the un~nltary and overcrowded tenements a nd t hat they mny hove o thpr bouses to more to the C. O. S. Rnd the Stlh'alion Army stn rtt"d Its ~pertal a gen ts out thi! morning looking for tenements adup teu to th e n eeds and th e small purses or tbe~ !am11le~. " I L----------------~~~:_-~~~~~~~~~~_:_:_._:_~ I nml'p :re!-\ tE"r(lay aftf'l'noon between Leau£>r \Yillinm C. \ViltTE"n or the 0:-gnniRZtion and ~[ayor KnIght. Both arE' sat isfactory to Ihe organization leadt'l's a nd to thE' ::\-laYOr. When the ilppolntn,ent ~C ~fr. Me ' zleI" wa~ announCf'd by the :\Iayor he gav€" o ul lhf' following statement In ('onnectlon with It: "The work to b. performed b)' l he ~lark et Clerk I. ".umClellt to occ upy his \\ hole time. und In dE"lE'l'mtning upo n the appnlnt('e. 1 d(,f'111£1'd It ac1v isabl(' try ~el pct H man who was not engaged In a ny other busln('lRs. nnd who co uld deYou" him~elf f' xdu~t\'ely to lhe dut1~s o f ~[arkel Clerk. )[1'. ~letzler Is no: engagE'cI In nny o thp!' hlTsfn("s~, and will !'l penc1 hl~ \\"holt~ ti me tn performing th'! dut lE"!-\ dp\"c)lvlnJr upon the hea~ of the ~JarkN Department. There has ne,er been in Butralo a more unti mely, lIl-ndvlsed, Inhuman movemen t thon t hat instigated by h some of t e officers ot the Charity OrgalllzaUon Society, for the eviction of families living In t e nements tbat are not tn shape according to law. If there is any p lace where t h e poor creatures h can uddle a nd k eep theIlUlelves pro· tect ed agains t such cruel weather OJ!! has prevailed this week, In the name ot Heave n let them alone, to make themselves as comfo rtable as they pos, slbl, can. It makes one s blood boll to read that a poor tnmUy was eompelle d to "move out·, yesteruay. 'Yhere they wen t, no one In ihe Charlty Organization Society, or the Health I ! posslbl £' fo r him to kefp it up und a t - - - - tend lO hi~ dutil's In this dE"partment. i-J t" nl th BO:'l r d to rn"p~C't 'l e ftt, So h e resignfd." " It ha~ b~en dp(,!d£'d that, under the EALTH. Commi~~on{'r "~aller D. "Did you dt" mnnd his resignation?" ne\\ I'PghllP. th!' Ino:pE'('tion of meats Grei'lle was quite nettled this " No. I dld not." ~halJ h(' don by th t~ Health Departmorning on'r a n a l'tl('le whi c h "Did Dr. Con~t antinE' rt"~lgn be('nu~e nwr.t. whert.~ thp worlt pro perly bp- I Department seems to know; but the i:ad appe:lred in prInt to t he etrect t hat ot any trouble regarding tene ment lo ngf:;. An In~ppc.tOl' w ill be detailpd by secretary ot the C. O. S. blandly says In the "biting w€'ath£:r" he had e\'lct~d " t ht" lI('a~ ·onlln.ls~- nf'r to v isit each that "we fin d that more thnn three:l f.ami}r from a house in Perry Street. hoUl';(' ma tt er~. as ·)mplnine-d ot by the of Ihl' mnrkpt!-l P'·f'r,· ' an(l inspect fourths ot the families who are reTil lS tne Commls~oner Stoutly denIes. "hd ril~" OrgRnlz~tlon Society?" ~h~ tnf'au;, "-rittpn I'cports u pon thps~ qulred to move a r e a ble to do so with. "" H~o.a veI think not." II1 ~Pf'Nlonf;, will bp made dally to th~1 out any partiau lar hardship." At the and says. the 9tory is absolutely "rang. The family re(err~d to '\as thal of a you dedded upon a. Succes- HE"allh Df"part1l1pnt. nu:~n naml'd Prentiss. and .('onsisted o r sor?" "r ha"f' kno" n ~\rr. )!ptzlpr tor a. same time this or ganizution wants it ~hn~l~nmO[her, a nd a family ot seve n " No. no t y e t. But you may sa :)" that great Illan~; YE"31'fl.. a nd belleye him to to be ImpliCitly understood that "we do Ten days ago the Health Department no ph ysi C' in.n will ,be appo inted tenE'- bf' n thorough ly l'oillpetent and indus- not wunt a n Impress ion to go broaddlseo"eN'd th:lt the f'lmlly was living m e nt hou!'le In~pe( to r In thl!=i depart- triouc:; ma.n, and that he will administer cas t, however, that the society intends In a place where th~ roof had bee n men t." Dr. Co nstantlne's sa la.ry w a s thp aff~lr~ of the :'\la.rket Depa~.unel1t to pay the rent a nd ta ke ca re ot all parllyfor destroyed by /lre.DrThe plo.ce was to the ,a tI, fadlon of the people. at these fam!!!es. We would have our unfit habitation Greene to ld $1.000. D r. Co nf'tantlne latr r ta lked . the family that they would ha"e to " ~~hy did yo u rp~lgn ?" wn:i a sked . L('u cJ e- r " -nr r c n ',. ~ t u t e m e: u t. bands full a nd t he society WOuld be ,'acate in!iJe- ot tt.n llnys. and took tht! '. :\[y prat'tit'r was gt" ttlng s o ..large L,.adt"l' \\"?i1l1alll C. 'VaITPn was par- Imposed on." Thnt would indeed be trouble to ask the agent for the So- I tha~ It r eq uired a ll my a ttention, was tic' t:larly plea~pd with the o UU'ome ot: horrible ! Men and women and chUri;:ry for totheIt)()k Pre\'e ntion t: Cr uelty He t o the rE'ply. Children after thlll!' octtldren. " ~Vas there an~·. fri ction betw ee n you thf' long ~truggle o,.er the apPointment dren en n be p itched into the snow;II~ notified the husb~lnd and father and Dr. G reenp? an d s tatpd that the problpm wa~ set- drifts bag and baggage and may be th ut he l\'ould see t he sick moth er was " None a t nil." tipd In a most sa tisfactory manner, as able to find other s helter wIthout "any re'uo,'ed ""-as lherp n.n )-" t rouble be tween tht-'n' wa~ no disposition on the part of II I h d 1 i" b t G d f bid I Pro a hOSpital. A fe w da)'s a go 01' the )Ia'-'or to torce par e ub a r Ch ar 91 0 p; an n9p c:tor from the H~alth Dppart· you and thE' enmmls~io n on the t cne- II. .." or~allizatioll l"J ~ i u tl 0 Sor It mtont '"lsited the place :tnd tre h u~band ment ho u!CIC question?" t. ht" a ppolntmf'nt of any onp w ho was that t e a rlty rgan za on oe e y pulled OUt a roll oC b ills s3 :dno- he " None." not ~atisfal'tol'Y to the party. "Mr. ehould be "Imposed upon!" It would "",onld soon gPt out. '. " Did Dr. Greene requ~t your res ig- ~l(>tzlpl"5 ~{'Il'('tlon." he said, " is satl~- a ppea r thnt the Health Commtssioner Yesterday the ten days expi red. nnd nation?" factory to all. Fir~t. be('ause he is a has been the v ictlnl ot delusion, tor he Dr. Greene sent a ma n down to the " He did not." mos t Lo mpetpnt man: second. because distinctly tells a reporter for The place 10 see a bout the f"mlly, he I_ hone.t, and third ly, because he Is The man report(>(} t hat the Prentiss n sound o rganization man. The l\laYthOer Cou rIer, when asked w ho would take famJly had moved out a few days a go. SPEC IAL AGENTS ARE a nd the organization agreed upon care at the tam!lies thnt are evicted, So Dr. Greene did not e"lc t the sick OUT " HOUSE HUNTING." m an and the a l'polntment Is SRtlsfae- " that the Charity Organization Society ~~t~~~e:~d cblldren an d p ut them Jn to toJ'Y." would loo k out tor them." "It would b a\"e be. . a crime to have --II lc l.. mn n 's 'I ull~~ S UOllol·t er",. It Is a w retch edly Ul·advised movepermitted that, t.!l. m1r:t to r~mnin there In n talk with FrpdE'ric Almy o f the A large number or l':lnc1 idate~ wt''l'E' in ment just a t this time, a nd in this anyway," srla !Jr. 9t<>eno. " The roof Charily Orgnnl zatlon Soclely today on t he /lpld for 'hp • osition Of 8"hool ElC- e mergency, FORTUNATELY, DISo,.er the room: tn wh1eb the mother wns th!, t nement ho u~e motte r, lIr. Alroy o minl'l', b ut it htl!'; bepn predkted fro:n TRICT ATTORNEY COATSWORTH IrIng Was pal'tly gooe, having been de- sal,d: t h e .!lU't t hllt )11' . HIl'l"nan ,,"o'u ld lan·1. IS INDEPENDENT E NOUGH AND stroyed by lire. The rai n a nd snow.: Th E" Char.ity Organi zation Soclet~. His' tfOrm 1ft On" years. Otht'r~ prOTlll came Into tbe room. But I did not ",lh lhe Snhatlon Army and n n umb," I I I the I'ate wel'e John Lord SENSIBLE ENOUGH TO ACT UPON compel them to get out Into lhe .treet at other chal'lly work pr., held a con - On:Bnt ;, 11 I P'lnripal , \' illia111 " A CO)IMON-SENSE CONVICTION yeste rday, and would not ha,'e done so feren ce this morning nnd as n r esult a . r l n u n< I. .. CAN B E HU'IANITY However, ,he), moved before the te~ speCia l agpnt will be appolntpd beto re \\,hlle. Thp (ollowmg people se nt le._- T HAT THERE " nigh t to "Islt dl rr"rpn t parts of th e c ity tuS to lhe )[a)'or .ndorslng .Mr. Hle"- IN LAW'S DELAY. days bad expired." ",here i t Is po!:'Slb1t:o. to ~ecure te n eme nts man: _. The Charity Organization Society is and ha\'e thp~· r pad,1 for o('cupan('y for J. J. :\ l c ""IJ1iam~, )l n~ . lIarFlet A. FELDMAN TO PROSECUTE poor fnmlllp!i who' (t rl:' to be e vi c ted To wll!':f'nd, C apt. M . ),1. Dl'akp, Fred I'. impraperly named. It might with more )l. Lautz . Frank Georger, Oscar .i \J. app roprint eness be ca lled the AnUTENEMENT LAW VIOLATORS under thp T E'npmpnt UOURC" law. " The report yestprc1ay t hat there was Georg 1', Dr. J. N. Culbert~on. Frank T ile Courier has had mu ch hard.qhtp ca u~ed by the ac tion G. Ferguson. Leonard Dodge, CharlE"s Charity Society. ! It 'Po'as decided yesterday a t a co n - tn ken In en forcing the law Is not true. A. 01'1'. Dr. D. " ... Harri ngton, Leslie J. oc('usiol1 more than once to criticize Its erence between Health Commissioner In no cllse will Families bf' turned out BpI11H'U, C. G. " "orthington. Harry D. me thous. ,Ye are glad to nee its ermGreene and Corporation Co unsel Feld- In tho s treet without a p lace to go, an d \\'i1llflm~, ""i1l1am H. Bradish , Ralpn man that the Corpora tion Coun!rel 's sympathy aro used by t h e (l nforcement ~ ton(', Cr(lol'ge Hpimann. George H. whlle defender, the Commercial, taking o~ce should prosecute tenement house of the Jaw a t this ti me In the severe Ho!helns, Frederick Howard, Henry A. a. sensJble and ,. 1st stand In the present Violation Instead ot the DistrIct At- we::lt her is mistnk(\n. Hull S A Al1der~on. Charles B. Hil l. a.t j 1<14 torney. The e"ldence In the cases will " Th~ ("harlty OrganI zation Soclely re- Willis ·G. 'Gregory, Howal'd WinshIp, clrcumstances'{i (./ -- ( come t rom Carlton E. Ladd. as a tt or- por ted on the co ndition ot t hp tene- I";ugenc "'. Harrington. Loui~ Weller, , ney y tor the Charity Organization 80- m(lnts and n pked for an enrorcemen~ ~t (~IYHseA R. Th()ma~. \\'illiam :\f, Hawget . The Object or the Corporation th e law la.t April, but no s teps \\ele kin. \\,llllam C . Hodge, Daniel MclnOUt"el will be to get a SI,OOO Ilo n t"k~n In thp mn tt or until t he society ., E d J Plumley bUilding complained of, fo rced In thf' nn nuni r eport to in- tosh, .:.d nlUn . . "" li ror Ih e appointment e lien Is not ot paid, he will astok slst on an s Improvement In . t he / condl1'1 ~elI a receiver tio n ." "/ CONSTANTINE L• the properly to satlsry the lie n. "It \\' oU I~ bp w.lI, " a,]~ed 11r. Almy, b3 "to deny thlll Ihel'e Is any "urr~,.lng to .eetor of ~'en eJUc nt. CanDot D R, CONSTA NTIN ',S RESlIGNA_ . CONSTANTINE QU ITS. -..... be experl"n,'.,] by the ." Ictlon or fam' !l Ips F or In.l nnce In tho United ~tat.a His E ntire Time t o thc T ION LE A VES VACANCY SUC CESSOR NOT NAMED. hotel IUnny of ih. pr",,,,nl te nonts • Work, 1>-/ WH ICH CA.NNIOT BE FILfL,... lOoy(>(1 in aftf'r tll p flr~t or Jnnunry an d ~ Health C . I It w ill b. no hn l'<ier tor lhelll to go else ED A T O!NCE. night I ommlSS onfr Greene l ast wh pre (l t thi~ time " Dr. D ennis J. Constantine. tenement ed Df:'nnlSreJce "c the Tl'RlgriU tl OI1 ."f Dr ...... )'Ir. Almy ~ h(>IiPv'{'f:' that th f" PIlf'cia i t t ot Inspector' onstantlne-, a.s tpnement agpnt~ "ho will go on outy tOrl.1Y will hou~e in spector In the Depar men IIeallh Com miSSioner G.een e notified e Dr Co tin tr Df'partm€'nt ot 'Health. find Dln,.~q foi' flU who ~'111 be df'Dpn d- Publlc Health , tendered his resignation te~eme~~ arnt ne hRs been inc;;pector of font uuon th ,.. rhnrity Org"tnlzatloll 80C l io IeI' Greene las t night. the the Civil ServIce CommIssion yesterr s or t h e past eIght yea~ and . I t t h em to on1111 S~ 1 .1 fl f lh I the ~r two years previous was sa~itnry clpty to a:'lS ~ . _ ...;" arne to take r fleet a t once. Dr, Cohn- uay a ernoo n 0 e vacancy n rf~spector In the r Department The ~ ~e AnU..I"I'reating League member~t antlne has b ee n connected w ith t e positio n of lenement ho use inspector jn tha~°'bras~~ne~ ttol lhhe reSignat ion I s . d not be sneerod nt as Hlndl_ )~partment Cor the Inkslu!l",~yye~~s'con_ the health department caused by the "at . n9 an ne as a large prl t b Dr Greene when as (' '' . H re~lgnatlon ot Dr. D. J. Constantine. wb ele practice which will requIre hi; vi uals who wer(' neve r known. 0 u:'t" Ittantl ne had resigned said: .. e Th e plaee hn~ been put in the competlblRo time. H e had to gIve up either a. in k," They are b rnv e men " ho arc- thought he ha d a large practice. The tfve list of City Civil Service positions or position in the De- trying to overthrow a c ustom, w hlC'h law that he shou ld since Dr. was appointed, both. H'e to k eep Is a ve ry hard thing to do. Ever y man Jeast eIg ht hours a and as Llwre has never been an examrf'Sslon Whl h \,; ce his prod I k to let It i n~pector That w as" 1 inatlon, the- I'e Is no eligible Jist from than th c Is more prOfitable to him ought to be free to r n or f '"' Thl~ I required ot him and this on which to make a n a ppOintment. I me-nts e POSition of Inspector of Tene- a.lone There is nolhlng to commend or. t - f his pl'nctice he was unable The place "~aI's $1,000 a year, and as ' . t b nCCOUI1 o· J ould bettel' Dr. Greene wa.~ B e in a (' ustom which ('om pels men 0 uy to give. so he thought 1e W it is not neC'l!'Hl'laI'Y thnt the appoinMe an Enquirer re e n this morning by ~hlng they dQ, not resign" be a. phvsiclnn , the re wlll he active Shown th e reSI:~~~~~' T~e reportE'r was and eonsun1j SO(" a:-t( I 1- 1'6J t The' posit ion pay~ $1,000 a. year a~\d COnlpellttfln for the appOintment. There stating no reason n nd, '~hiCh was brlet, want. ~ I ' ------ there will p!olJably be a lively scram e is so muc h te neme nt work now that It takp ettect ·lmme~lat rmandlng that to fi ll the vacancy. ~ Dr. Gre~ne may ; .fl compelleJ to make Q. Btaternent Dr G e y. Asked fo r ...... a. t(>111pora ry appOin tment pen(llng t id Constantine has a. 18~g e :ne SOtl : "Dr. l'esult of the exa mination. han 3ny prac ce, larger 'tb. tbe d other phY81elah connected H I C) I I - -- 3 :~~ ~~\heneh DR '~"ns - -- S:. I part~,!~~lc: R ES IGN SG:~;cj t~e ~ht~~\at~ Impi~~!tsllble; el>artment, and It WaR u~qulred Im~ NO ELIGI-BLE LIST ~ TO DR~W FRO IE • ____ Ja«.. ~I~~t;! d3.~1 ;f :el~y:~lhh"ed f~onf\tantine cr"'/?-=-'1 II �Wllo Will Succeed Fib! S HONOR . Am id t he din which is being ,alsed In D em ocrati c circles a bout what is now kn own as the "Conncrs- Fitzpa.trlok-I Kaiser Combinatlon," one questIOn rises I tike a shrl, k in the stu rm. It is: ""bo WIll s ucceed "-iillam H . }'itzila tl"lc k as memI ber of the State Cummittee ? R'.unor ba s be~n u u >,. o ( la te "itb the) EMEMBERS I OL ~I ENlibDS3- ~~~~~ J~~;""~~. ~:~~;~~ui:.!"~nlco;!~: John R. Moynihan and o thl?r s. In thl s con n ectlon it Is ll:rr:.a r 'ed that not mu c h Importance attac h.,," to the sel.,,\lon, be ' / :1 :IE cause during th ~ n l,'xl two years, tb e Willia m Metzler AP- IState Com' Itte" will ha,'c pract It'ally not hi.ng to do b c-yon J naming a candlrla te inted Market Clerk and for tlh' Cou rt of .\ 1'1' ·al:, to succ".", J udge PO D(- nl::. O'Bril?'n o f \\ -u.l erluwn. Hon. Arthur W. Hickman L oader :'Ilack S p;l.!H"", the Time., t hus com m nlS on t be limitt...u po wer for misSchool EXaminer. Both ch ic[ ,f the pr"'$el t Democra tIc Generul Co mm lllt.>e : are "Pers onal and Not Th~ P'l't:'8dl l D dm (H.. ra~c ~eneral ~"-H~­ mi{l ('~. t he m\.'mb 01 whiCh took Ollice o n J ,ll.ua r y 1:-:-t . w-:11 p~l"form no . [ urOrganization Choices." th~I' lllnctiun in till' l · art)~ alIal r~. as 'f!' il i.Lt.· ..., t hey Will go OU t ()r o rH c\.' .tt t ht· commg p l; mari es and t o,eu' S llCC :-:- sors w ill ('(ln lJ lIc ~ [h i' cam Jl:1t g r: um.kt' VING EMOCRATS LOOU l ht' HI.: \\" n. xt fa ll. T ho ~ha nge In the rnl es Wa" I apl)r o \"t~u n )" t.'ar a go, uut th ~ n e w. p ro - ,·,;i"h> r o:ga nli n,; t he time at wh ll'n a FOR AN HON EST MAN ' mtmbt.·J" Of the G~n~ rol C o mmltt d~' sha.lI t a ke o ffiCI;! d id no t b eco m~ ef'fccttn:- UI, this ;) ea r . In C'OnSE'quc nCI;! t~lt· m e-It \'\ hi) w t.'r .,· ('hOScH a t t ilt... Ilrhn~ I'l e s la st f a.lI Wl.'l'~ no t €'1t.·C'l~1 f 'lt" 11, lull y('~r. '] h e only d u t y that th !.:; ) 'ea r ~ {'o,m m Ht l;:"t?' h a d t o perfo rm was th e elec u'Jn of a ('ha tnn:l ll o( the County Comm i tt e,~, a nd the \" o t e r ~ are proilahly w ell sU l b t1<.: u t l ) kno w t hat th ~ cf) mmi tt t>t."m en C"l.ll UO no fUl'th e r lh .mage to the part ;)·, til )raNt Karket I~n f gbt ended the ag ny over Clerk yesterda)- a fternoon by announcing the appoin tm ent o f the Hon. WUUam l\[etzl t'f , fo rmer Asscmbh"lllan . uty Sheritr. candidate fo r Sherin: amI veral other t hings. II Is a bad (all (or rge N . Mitchell o( th e :nst Ward. who 8 h eralded early in tht." game as baxC secured t he backin g of Postmasler ed Greiner and Ule en tire R €'publican n1zation. It is also quite a. bump Stat e Committeema n Grimm's man. er Ald. Jake h.issinger. The R epubllcan organiz:uion saw fit to iWORTHY POOR WILL GET HELP e-5tep in anticipation o f coming e\'ents. d now professes enUre satisfaction with Honor's choice. East £iders are sated w ith the selec tion of one of their mber to /Ill the $1.800 position of Ma rt Clerk , but It Is safe to say that the 85m b~tween the ~lay o r and th e organtion is no narro wer than it was before , Metzle r was appointed. itcbell's marty rdom , say th e Greiner wlU be ayenged, and the friends Jake Kissinger and th e hos t of other ccesstul ones \\...;,U not bury their lit hatche ts for s ome time to co me. 3S e\'er thus Vi·· th .M ayo rs who ha,-e tem er ity to buck w hat is ca Bed .. the Tenement Families Who Do Not Really Need Aid Will Get No Assistance Securing Quarters. lu.l\·el)" to tbe duties of Market Clerk. _ Metzler is not eQga gl.>O. in a n~- o thl'r loess. a nd wttl spend his Vi h o le ti m e in reorm ing the du ti es dl~\'ol\' in~ u pon the d ot the marke t departm e n t. "It has been decided t bat un der the ~gl me. the Inspections of m~ats sh:1 ll don e hy the lI£',llth Department. wh er e w o rk pr!>pe rly belongs. An insped(w I be detailed by the Uealth Coromi,oner to visit eac h o f the markt..'ts every y and inspect the meats, '\"ritt ~ n r erts upon th e ~~ Inspe~tio n 5 wlU b e m a u e i1:r to the HC'l'l lth Depanme nt, 1 ha\'e kn()~'n ~ , :-"1e~for a gre-a t ny years and belie\'c him t be a roughl y comp, ttnt and i w.d u~ trl ou s aull that h~ will a dmlnl ... t" r the :1rin: of the )la rlc d D\.~ pa rtml.nt lo th e a.n , tis iaction o ( the peopl •. " Mr. Metzler Ih'es :1 t :\0. Ctl:'! C"lint on t. In the th ' Ya rd. HE" r:1n t ,)r As m bh' in the Uh Dh= trh,·t 1:l ~ t f a ll, bu t s d~teat ed hy CharlC'5 Y ...... ~: n c h . Hickma.u S chool E.xamlner, SAL V A TIO~ ARMY I HOME :ll e mbe~~ HUNTI~G, TOO ot the Charity Organizatlon h~aded hy Frederic Alnn', th e s«"retar~', ~ nd officlals ot th~ Sah'atlon SOCiety, Army, beaded by Brlgadi€T \Y. A. )IcInt y re, held a joint con terence yceterd3.Y, :lnu de~hled upon plans t o be pursued In c:u;e tbe whole,aJe e " letlon oC twemeut hou e dwellers by the Health DnfttrJPlent result~ in destiturnrrr-nt bo 1:' 1 s~ and shelterless, O;\,LY THE 'VORTHY. Toe outcome or the conterence was that both the org'\n1zn.tlons pledged th~msel\'es t o tak" care oC a ny worthy persons o r fanliHes t h at nlight become hom~leS'S an d unal'le to provide t.hem s.:.h-es h om~ s by rca~n at th ~ rigid t'nfol'ceDldlt of t he tenement h ouse and ~a nit:l.ry li\ ws. l\. thorough ciE'aning out "t tbe objec\lcmahle tea tuns ot the t £ne m ~ nt c o nditions ",'a-8 determIned upon, and to that e nd a ll ot the mem bers of th(' two organi zation s will coope r<l.tf" with the Health Deparurent_ All ~Ject ~<I families unable to find home-~ will be given an (\PJ>OTtunity t o make applica tion fo r ::t....lIIStstallce at t he Fit('h In~tltut~ or at X o. 2 P earl Street. I "rnl~w'ful •. ' . mtarzan Women to the Ald _~ l"it~'B,B1IIal. ,...,. JOper the Charity OrJ!c1niza01 ~ board " flon :;Jlt.~. AS TO TH II j: Q 4 te nements lnust go noW', while the w a r against them is on." Another good th1 n~ \\ hi d l dr'1I"p~1 nu t Thl. Is t he ,logan under w blch all Interested In tbe betterment or conditiOns th ~I r.. )"o r·s s::-ht-l)jl"t ypS '<:' rda y was tl ppuintwE'nt o r th e H o n. Anhur " -, lli (' k- I Will work." Since we ha"e aroused so lIlan to the pos.ition 0 ' 8 ('h ,)01 EX3 m in f: r " much int t' l'e~t In the s ubject. We in tend not to let go un til we a re convinced !mcc{' tl DI,,~v ('h' P lIt.ld~ n n . whq,.. t.').rm that the la w Is being thorough ly enptre.c:: nn Feh. ~ H e re again HI~ Honor fo r ced a nd until there remains no '" fit toJ i gnore "the o rganization" anll long~r any ground Cor compl a int," said k e a pen-onal (:h o i ~. an o/lkial or the C'har lt~· Organlza tiou o ~ l e t~· last night. " BI doing the work It is 0. ::;·..rt o( politl{ ~ which Is not pt-:.- r right now, we l~an acco mplish In a aps ca.l C'ula ted to .... tfl'ngtben His H01 ltJ r ....tth the mac hine, hut J(I>W will bl m e short tim e what It might bl' Imposslbl to nccompll~h when But'falo bec omes f" ll:1yn[" fo r renkmt:' .til th e hay he rnlt a grp a t "" r m t? lro polls. and h a s more h Ue the ~un shines nnl t ~m~mtJ('rin g as extensh-E> t er~ "rn,m t dis tricts, ny ns Jl4ls"qhll' o f h~ \lId frh'nds l>t!-(orU' SOlll~ "\, ILL l'iEED _~ID . tn€'\"Jt , ule 'w hkh {'omes tu ("'10. e th~ J EVICTIONS " ~~e h:l.'\"E' ar ranged to take ca re en ot lblt htwo n.... - . . ba"e to bitt bDll&lng np lb. D•• t reD .. "mea POtIOn tbe~ ChJldren '.~ .... ,. Should we tOUs60l4t .. house se wel'5 into the Yater ~ III' ace. ::-:0 HAP-DER TO :llOYE OuT I X COLD WEATREn T HAX TO :llOYE L"'\", SOCIETY T HIXr.;:S day, a paper was read o n Tolsiot, and I d <J .. his. question ""as put " "hn t can o. Those present decided that this queslion a pplied to them and i t was y oted that a conlnlitte e ot three proc.eed a t Once to the nl€'e ting of the C harny O rganizatlon SOCiety a t the Genesee Hotel a nd offer its a id in the t e nement. h" h h o use mo,'ernent, The y did t IS In t, e hope that other churche s a nd £ocietles might be p rompted a lso t o e xpress th e ir support o f this InoYement. After consultatIon with 1Il r. Almy tbe commit tee pronlised in the name o f the W omen's All1&.nce to proYide fund s for a special a gent who s bould be engaged at once for a ITIonth to ~earch tor rooms for e ylcted families and to assi st i n any other way jn o ruer to pre vent s uttering. The committe e pledged :!5 a nd a greed to raise 35 mu c h mor e if lle('essan' _ aa.: tts do:"' n. ~ lb. community '-onld be botnW. ... city or BulIa!o does that 'Oly T~ e. ing Its ..W~. Into Could .."hlng be rII.r' r. allOWed to pour tts sewap 1:1 ala. ablest of modern men. the Em It At 3. meeting of the ""omen'~ All ian('e of the 1:nitari:ln Churc h yes ter - many. Seta to It tbat his tlli ba to lilLer thtir 'tatci'. The tl~"~~ bu the ~d tllters.. (.nnct .... U: -.. cheap sanlt ..lion tor our rh'h <it ,1I.i we not potsontd enougb inbb'tws apm r aJls &nd Tonn;anda w!th 91: II to dralr tb.~ line at ourse.I\"I!I' Colonel "&Mill taulbt tbls roll:!!.:! yeaN ago to Biter RW t ud drink it atte.r It bad PI.!ied O\"e':- .., bed-. Beside. tbe fau and WfDtW Ita procured paid bandsomely I that_. np the one paper we. loot up tD, tbtEJa.. I illn.! clea.n, and. thentore, we . ~ ~to l~ad a cru l!ad, for pun WltU ad ,,_ Ute milk. lift' Buffalo, Jan. U th. i Our c:orreapoudellt I ppean not to '"' ad.rstood Com " .. did not allele that \btl tilTI ntt! , wa-3 being contamlcattd by ttl 01'l,"", but by se.... age of otbtr cit! .. .: lnto the Inke. He URrtfd thl.l .. .;a ... Ita" fairly good, but he added; " So • refuse of upper-Iw titles I. tSJt* D tho lake, carrled aloc i . and 4t'C101<t.N ... sedlment and rea,lLit.ed lAd dlt.;.:wI" continuous stOllIll. the 1I'lltr ~ v intake .,,-ilI exe.rt Its inftuutt Gpo!! dt.t bea1m." It Is doubtlw trUe that I plant 'lrould be dealrablf'. lr.Il t.bt:~ lA ~ other public ImproV'f'alf'l:IU p - . ctention, and it is tmpomble tv 40 f , at once.-Ed. F'tpre! !!.. ,Yillla m E. "adge. ass i tant at )Ii:::s Remington's settlement on Canal street, h as been e ngaged as specia 1 age n t o f the Charity O rganization Society, and will b egin w ork i mmediatE:'ly. Y es terday morning at 9 o'clock the Charity Orgn.nization Society held a conference with M ajo r Barker a nd Ca p t ain Lacey ot the Salvation Army, :Uiss Remington a nd the other heads of the ..... . --Buffalo settlements, and some ot its I ~ " own agents. The question under discussion was the best means of ac tion to I prevent suffering a mong the fanli1ies in ____ _ the buildings about to be yacated by the health department. 1I1r.. Almy pOinted [z out tbat the e xtensl"e Ylolatlons o f t he , • tenement-bou'e law were p,:esented to the health department in detall IastAprtl Wk and that It was asked to act In warm I 0 weather. H e saId a lso that nine tenths 16)......of the t e nement-law e nfor('ement call1 J ed only for closets, sinks, the replacing of rickety stairs, e tc., and could be done in winter as well as SUlnmer, w ithout requiring the tenants to lea\'e tbe premises. There are but two buildIngs of Importance whicb the health de partlllent h a s ordered "aca ted. O ne ot the£e, tbe United States H o tel, was not used for teneme nt purposes until af tt>r Januan~ 1st of this year. when it wa~ sO u sed In deliberate defiance o f the law, :\Iost of the families moye d in af ~er Dr. Con tontine dt'd,lt:d tblt b January 5th. It is no greater harshlp, Htl'urd to gin up hi purtlet. . . ttI! 50 far a s weather is ('oncer neu, to mo~-e res l~1Hltluu la.t nl::-hl to ilr. limlN'. out o n J anuary 20th t han to nl':)\-,~ In ruller a notice oi c,lC'li()Q ~ on January 5th. the soc ie ty thin! ~. hrslth comDll~'iI(ucr. :l CamlJ ~ :\Jiss Remington said that s he hea rd t1~s mO"N Ollt of II tl:m~ 'Th tt ) much talk among the Italians a nd that at 400 Perry t"l! """ bl the te nement-hou~e 13.'\' was popu l a r ing bnd bet'n bh.... !'I n(,on bab.l.ltkU. . th enl re- was unBt tor or um a nd was welcomed as glYing I ed I . k'k mothH, a f lief from foul co nditions. )Iiss ,,"allier lit$" coo~~ ant ~£"'"tn c!ll!dl'fD. Itf ~ 0 . , . 1A wbl<'- ".... sa id that Junny I ta.I ·Ian ! a~lT It'S had .. b:1d " gb'e n tbem 1f1D f,01 been to her to a~k it the C huray O logani- nen- Quarter., aIllI tbe ,mort (1 zaUon Society cO lloId • not do ~om:thi ~g hardsh l=" I Fp!J.iI.:, D 'W to lmproyc the bU lldlngs the~ I h e d In. Curl'oratl~n Coun. "I r .wv.o ", . the pro"""-O, 1Ilajor Barker o f the .Jyat I o n _~rmy to • surue '"'111t . 1 , ,.. · d t 5 of t(,Deoleot!' U • i. pointed o ut tbat the /lrst t b tng to 0 ."".. . tho pr< ..rctl.. ~ was to fi nd out wha t quarte-rs were pos~s. °IU" I Ltt'1ld ('of c:ialU1 p. cl1"l: SU (S. u~ ayallable. It was d ecided to en gage a .. Rt Ors' pl.nnrd. NI!1I , 'pecial a gent instantly who should llS 'W Greene ba rl"Qr]·c·,.j D. Il · -search for empty rooms in a II par t g 0 [ r r th t'ltUlt1 Ulutl, attoro~r or ,~ rt'~ ,, the city. In mo~t cases the~p tamil les 1.-:#(,-, to furul'i'J f t" / ,-..-ill no t need charity. but wqt?re sfc k - e-ndellce lu tbe f'1J!'h 'of ne~s or other spe(.'ic:ll cau.~E"S make it coDlplalncd of by t e ne~~s~a.ry rdl ef will b~ promptly and f ully gl\"en. T_ f t~. ell' ;;;;;CE Lett r fr om the Secretary 0 I HERE'S A CHAN • ity Or, anizat1on 5 cO' r ,,/1 ot OU He ould Not Afford to Give Hou rs Dally to 1en:ment or I I b;r _. Of f:E NT-HOUSE [VIC I ' T ~)lE:-:T:1I0n'E ~XSPE r'~ EX PR BE -\P tll);TE~._ . I" - I T O R TO • d..;; I H ea Ith ' ·n'e Yf"lO.ter- 1 d a y ~ p nt a. hdtpr to th e t \. -r:;t.~ r\- f c ~ uoulm i. Eiun notl (~' lng it of Dr. D. J '-" o n~t a nti ne' s r S'.~ua tlon .\'" kn~ ­ rnt'll l -h t) u:;:o,> in ~p €'\.' tl)r .lnu r t."(}ue .;: ting t ha t \ 11 E' lig-lble lbt be provh.lt."ll a~ ~oon ..L S p ll ~~ib le_ Dr. ( ·~_ln ~ta ntt nt'). had held the po~itlon (01' ~e\'t:'rJ l Yt.'n r~. It wa s dur ing his n1 un... tH:·n, ;)~ lha t the pl:l.C'.... w~ s PUt tn.d . t· ('i'\-i l-!"€' n ' tt.- .. regul a t i on ~. rntH now {h",r.' h as lt€'£' 11 1.0 ne n·:,:,i t)~ fo r .1 n t-lig-ihl.> Jjc;;r. !"~, 11 0 e X ~l mina.tloll hae P\' r h~'f'n ('hI. T o I.w n f>hy ~ida n j~ not • all ramihe~ ejeC'ted from teneme nts . , fI Jr Il ll? nt t) ! th~ position o f' tf-nf>would ) . ~ and not able to take ca re ot t bem- II ' ·lll·JIOU ~ "" I n~ p"'{' tnr. and n~ th f' plar.· ., nen.:'l'ml r e be nom mated fo r sl~l\'e~, H o wever. we are not enco urag_ p 'l)" :-- ,00'1 a y t· r . It iq likpJy thpr~ \\ i ll yor . 'l ing tbe,e ta mllies to become need!essf? tlU -otl ~ l neit ! tp . . from v n rlous 1rIr, Hir Km!\t\ h a t.'\ ,,~. rand 3n old ly de!)03nden t u pon us. ~Ye d on' t want , •.d k1"- llf 11 ft" '\: hf; U thf" ~"omtr.f~i on d or the ~l ~O!"_ H e h always b'~n to help an l-bod y who is abl~ to help' ho [,l~ t ilE.' p ... "mt .... n ~fp n . J na.~mu(" h as t hf" I!'~l?d m ll'le- l)Ulolic ~chool£. on~ mt·tn. him~elf, rp to th. prest>nt tIme we nfl'W t ell E'nl In" r('I lutr""';' tn ~pM:to~ to o( 1 i. Ca.mll~' h ~,...~ bE-en appoio t N " h,RYe not bef"n called upon to l~Ud a s.ziH~' f"l!:ht hour, f" c' h oay to tht: uu ties her. l1oreo\"(~r. i"':ll Ill' oS In the :!Hh s}~t nn('e. But ~'ithln n !l:hort tlmP. the rd an,1 .urelI tlUlt IU l';"bt t l'.)unt e ' ,c tlnr--, will become m ore general. Thl.' o f th~ I -Itwn, It I~ thoul\"ht unllkdy n ~· llh\':lciall "liJ lK' a.mo n~ · th," nor. !amllips In the Lu.:kawRnna Hat p} In etbl!lg" in tb e~tima tlon or Lea.d\:r~ lOWer ~I a! u ~lre~t. a re to be pu ou t (j J t .. arran An,! Grein r .. The ~ :U )" in a s'lcrt rlnu. , a nd I under~t a n6. some h,N} In~r is only $:jl'O a ~ ........tl". , or thp~e tnmlli~s wlll n ot be ab e to • fin l1 h o me"- In o thpr Jllace~." rs or e very C.);.e'Cuh\·e o rth.:t.'" r. Havenua.t l\ln m~n not ," HI that ' Ra t o! bits lor oar ~ .ciUJSTANTINE ~~,tj-E'~i~tgd KiA HODor's Reasons. appointing 'Y iIllam lfetzler, :Ma~'o r Knight saw fit Lo give o ut a sta tement follo,,'s: "~he work to be performed by the Ma r..cl~rk Is suffiCient to occupy his who le e·, and in determining u pon th e a ppointnt, I d eemed it a d,'lsable to sel."t an w ho was not e ngaged in any other iDees, and who cuuld dt?\"ute himsel( IHELPING IE; THE TENEMENTS - " �ntiou os permitted hy tll~ r]P[>Hl't ulflJ-tt of health nt the time Ollr in\'o.tiga t~erp illUde, " TENEMENT . " ..\ ud wcrC' Ihn 1n y('~tigntions mnd{' whih,' Tk. Cou!-itnutinf:' wn~ lC'uemt'ut· hlJ lI ~ ("' iUSp('("t l U"!" "YCq, OH'): ,,'f' - -- - :llllllOritir;o; of what haul fonnd llnt! "hit OUI' work . In De('t' mhel' Wl' IlHHIr" annthl'l' ill<':pf'dion of tIH'SV ~nlllt\ 1,lnC'l's II llll found tht' ~itUHtion U~ will 1m x('t forth in om' W('1'\' ellct)l1rng-e<i The Charity Organ ization Society is Preparing a Statefl\ent. 2 to DWELLERS DELIGHTED. Wl' ~.... \,~~ pro(,N-"tl q,(I/J' ,1 Miss Remington of Remington Mission Says That" Italians Welcome the Tenement House Crusade. stntl'llH'nt," .... \ nll Wh.lt iR t hnt?" " "~(>II. we found thnt of the ~ ct<A"r. /?d O CHARGES LAX NESS. ~ Lnfil .'loril, shol'(1)· \\" ('1'(' nftrr t ht~ nrw t(\n("nH'u t · I\Ou~('I J:lW wcut into ('ffC'C't. onl" n~Nlts I1\ntl~ nn inf:pedion of 103 tl' ll pml'llt hOI1~("'i that tlid not COOlplr with thl' In"'. l1otifl''ti tht" health 133 lO~~ ('0111- ' l)lnillt~ tiled in . . \pl'i! the t(,ul'ment-ho\t~e in~\l('('to r of tit£' health tlf'Jlnrtmcnt hnd fnilNI to yi"it :"-;() pln{'('~ by ])p(·t?'lllber hl~t. Of the tllacf'~ he did \,j:.-it TO per (·ent. of the iml)r')\'cUlf'llt'; ft'<'onllllend('d hall not heen 1I1nd,'. I n othel' \\ ord~, ant of the total of 1():~ ('nlllplaillt ..... only 1:1 per cent, W(,l'(, imlll·OY('(1.·' "\\'('re th('rc lillY other e\'idcllce~ of -t SPECIAL AGENT AFTER T yest~rrlay ' s conferen ce b etw~en QUARTERS FOR FAMILIES , repre~ntatlves ot th e Chan ty Organization Society. :.18j, Bar_ __ Dr. Constantine Was a Holdover Inxne~s'!,' kE"r and C!!pt. Lacey of the SalvatIon "Wllll;tlll E . " a,l ~e , who is Miss I' Yt'!o:. The Inw rf'Hnir('!'= thnt n rellic;ter I Army, Mis~ Remln;-ton of tbe R eming- R ('m t n~ton's as~lstf'nt in her ml!='=Ellon From Dr. Wende's Adm inten 1\r1sslon ot eann I Str ee t and ot her work. w rn t to wOl'l< ye~terci<lY as the shnll b(' k~Ilt lIf nil th" t('uctlJC'nt hou:o:es j l.t:'3ds ot local settlements. t enemen t -(pf'oC!n l a~en t o f th~ Charity Organtzn in tl1(' (·it~·. Onl' I'l'('ol'li:'l show thnt there housE" 3.f'fRirs were d Iscu ssed i n t heir thm Society nn d '.hc Salv.JJ.1lon Army, tration. nr(' 1.UT-l of tht'!'4t:> 1I0\1Sf'~, whi)(' thl' tl'IH' - varlb US pha~s. . t o lo"ah.' p lnce~ for t.he Tamtlles ,,-:,}",}o lIIl'lIt-hou"c re :'(lI'<1 .. ill the h('ulth deparlThp main Question u nder discu ssion mu~t \'Acn te the U nit ~j States and, was the best D1pans of action to prevent Laclt{n"·~ n l1n h otf>ls." s:llc1 FrederJc 111('1l1l ~ho" only T;):l (l'lltrie'" it albo is shown Uy thn,,(' J'("(:n l'<1~ thut out of tll(' suffering among the f3 mtl! es In th e Almr t ... a n E nquirer repor t er, this total uf 'J ,UT~I telH 'ment ilou:"es only S4n bulldtngs abo u t to be vacat ed by th e mnrnmE!' IfE'aith Departmen t. Mr. Alru y pOi nted "Tlv2'r"~ wi ll b l"!. no suff'erlng In the hnt! been insI)ed(,tl. wh(,I'('n~ the Inw 1'('- out that the extensive viola ti ons of t he ('ases o! r h(' r:-tml1ies w ho will be obliged Clnir{''-l tllnt {'lIch hOI1!'=l' .. hl1l1 he inr;;pect ed Tenement HO\.1!:1e law WBS p rese n ted to to move. T h(' 5C('t~ ty is prepared to nt lenf-t twi('c :\ ~-('nt'. It al:-.:o wns 1'e' tbE' HE"Rlth Ue-pal' tmen t t n detail last c;pf>nd w h:l. t Is ne('E'S~:l l'Y, and as !\<Ir. Secretary Almy Says That S everal pllrtpd h~' nur :ll::f'nt ... Ihnt tilC'rr ,," pre Ilrac- April, and that It wns ask ed to act in \Y ang~ h~ j3.xI>~ :.'J~nced In worldng warm 1\''Znthpr. He said also t ha t ni ne amon~ th e pOO!', he \vi1l see that the sotkit1l" 110 PlItl'ifS for 1002." Hundred Tenemont House. Wero nr~ Con .. tlllltin('. who, :I" j" oh\'ion:.:. i~ tenths of t h e tenement law enforce- 1"!E"l lt Is no t Imposed upon by thoc;e wh o cnlled only tor closets, si nks. the ('on a ffvJ'l to tnl{e "n re ot themselves. hit by thp!-.(-, l-itatC'IlH'1It!-1 of ) Jr . . \ Iruy, wns mpnts Not Inspocted , replac ing of rickety stairs, et c" and \Ve 1.re ,",Cl'Y glad t.hat the movempnt nut <lI)poiTlted by lI enlth ('oruUli,,~ioDet' t"'ould be done in winter REI well as sum - nn f('lot b: !'o u n iverfa lty approvc-d GreeDE'. [1(' wos n holdov('r oltkinl from mer wit.hout requirlllg the t enan t s t o amon ~ t h o~e w h o have tad experlen re th e :HJmillistrntinll of former ileulth COIll- lea,'e thE" premises. In th", work a mong thE' poor, 'rhp SalTherp arE' but two buildings of im- va l l on Army I~ in t ouch with thlQ cla~9 In i~"ioner \ \. ellW: , E" "r ~ince Dr. DeDDis J . Cou~t8DtinC', portance which the H~altb Dep3 r t ment ~'\n n l~ giv ing u s mu~h help by its co) 11' .• \ Im~' ~lilletl in the eour~p of his tell("mcnt .hou~e in'llcctor iu the dl'lll.lrtremtlrl,s tbnt the ~i.atl'm('nt~ Illude by hi ll'} has Ordf'll'ef] "[lcated. One of these, t he oppra t lon, a n.) :\115s Remington Is 0 LTnlted StatE's Hl')tel. \\ as not used (or th e .... r Cflleqt aR~lstanc~. mel:{ of hpltlth, resiguC'd ~e\' el'nl days ""etc fonntlC'rI 011 frlll!mcnt-.; of oral rer " I:-Od o n ot k now," added Mr. Almy, ngo, rumors haye bC'en in cir.cul,ution .to 110rts SlIhlllittrf) to him },~T the llgcnts of tenement purpo~e~ until afte r J ('. n uan 1st or rhls yenr. wt £n it wa s ro u sed " h ow th e r pport was spread that Dl~· th e t-n'eet thnt Dr. Cou ... tnntme s re~:a g­ th£> ~ot:'iet~·. 11c u('('ia rE'd thot he had not in riel1hel'atp dpfiance of t he law. J\I ost [Tlct A ttorney CoaUliorth would not Dution WfiS not putirely voluntary. D r . !'e('tl the writtrlJ I'f'Pfll·t~ nllt! could 1I1)t of t he famtltes moved in alter J anuary e nfor cE' t h~ T t"' nemen t Houf'e law. I COII'ltnntine I1ml declared thut it was !'Oay, ill ("'on"eqllrll('(', if refer C' llce nas rna·l e 5th. It is no g'l'(.>nte r ba rd ship, so fa r as had a talk with him yesterday a nd h e yoluntary JllI l thnt he wus prompt('d to ttl all), oflkiaJ in tlH' ('h,tI'gt'''', ),11' . . \IIll)' l .... cather 15 conc{'rned , to move ou t J an - told me t .... e r ep ort w as untrue and the uary 20th , than to mov~ In J a n uary law wo uld be ca rried out." take thiR stell because of the inc~n'Scd nISI) --nid that it 111\11 not 1.1('1;'11 dt'C ide( 5th. Mr. Alnl Y is sorry that the law 19 demand on hi~ time by rl~llson of the wilf'th('l' til :lfillres:.; tlit' ..:tatcntl'nt t o :-';!H e n force n onl v now, when. he claIms, ncw tenement·housc In\\". lJi~ explnnQ- lHlbli(' ol1lc'inl Uj' to j)lIl1li .. h it mercly l' t he society h'ns don e everything to g~t tion wu~ that he ('oulU Dot afford to sac- lh~ urll<:fit of the IJlllJlif. ISS REMINGTON SAYS "some act ion ,.,ince la st Aoril, The conrifice hit;: pri\'utc prnctic(' as a physician d ition or the two h otel;=- used for teneITALIANS LIKE CRUSADE. mf'nt to tb(' inc'r{'n~ed uNllund~ of thc public The Col d S torage L ove of~r, Greene purposes in violaUon of the law fo r D r, Clark, a.u 14'- ~3 omC'(' be held. because the sulnry paid is 50 v ile a nd u nsanitary, it Js "lalmed. Mif'S Remington of tbe R emingto n t hn t Inconvenience trom moving would to him ns n }lublic ofiicrr wns too ~rua.ll. It is said there has nev r been any :\Ilsslon sayi' that she he3 rd much talk bE" a ha r ds hip, a nd the people them· 'rbi'S forenoon tile r umors relntiYe to love lost between Health Commlssiollamon~ the Italians and that the tene- selve~ in ma n y of t he tenement bulld~ Dr. Coll.l.itnlltinc·J.\ rc-sil;uoti on became er \\', D Greene and his d eputy. Dr, ment house law '","0(1 popular a.nd was Ing in the Jtalinn dl~trtcts are ::tppealmore pCl,btl'ut nTul \ll'finite, The UlO!';t Edlyard Clark, once himself' Health welcom ed as glYinst' them rcllef from In g to th p. Inf1pectora of the soetHy. recl~1It nr:sioll wns that the- Cb.u-rity O r ~ ('ommissio nPT in thE" d a ys when "Old foul conditions. Miss Vallipr S1.id t ha t t o' t he Salv~ton Army and to ~f1 .. many Italian famHieF.' had b€~n Lo her Remi ng t on to get b'mer accommoda· gunizntiou" Society hud prl~ f(>rrC'd d1n rgl's T om Cutting' with his ~oldier button" to ask if the Charity Organization So- tio n s f or them, or to assist them In nl:ain~t Dr. Constantine or would pr~fer W:1S chip! clerk: and Clark has been long il noted speci3list, and It is rec1ety could not do somethlug t o 1m· g etting th eir p r esent quarters made charge:-: und that he l'e::;iglled iu (,onselatod th at the at least cold storage prove the buildings they lived In, Maj, decen t. qu ence. fpf'ling entertained by his superior jn Barker of the Salvation Arm} 1,ointed "Is it tnw thn t the Cha rity Organizu- office to\\'ards him had its incep tion in out that the first tblng to Go was to S. P, C. A. KEEPING tion Society has prepared chars s nguin~t an occasion when the two were sent as find out whnt quarters were available. It was decided to engage a special Dr. Costantino?" }\'l'cdcl' ic Altny , secre- emissaries of the Health Department CLOSE WATCH ON YARDS. agent instantly, who <:thnuld 5ea r ch fot' tJlry of the ~ociety. wns asked tl1i:-: af- to attend n certain convention at St. Louis, whi ch wound up with a banemllty rooms in all partl~ o f the city. Do Not Want to Hea r of Any More teruQ()D. quet. Now, llke a11 ba.nQuets, besIdes In mo~t C:lSt"'s these familie'J will n ot Animals Freezing t o D eath, "I know of Ot. c:Jarges against Dr. [hI! Hftow of soul," 'prisoned in botneed charity, but whe r e c;Ickness or CUDl!tllutine/' repli ed )lr. jJUB'. tIes with metalli C' caps securely wlrE-d other sPE-cial cau~s make It n ec&~ary Vi olaUon of a New Yorl{ State law In " It has been Stli!1 thnt ch:lrg~ hU" e and corked, a "feast of reason" was ff"liet w11l be promptly and fullY give n , regard to keeping horses or cattle In a car O\'er t w,:,n ty-tour hours has caU.!3E'd been prepared I1 1H1 that the lllt'Ilnrntion inllicated upon the menu by a long The Charit\' Organlzatinn Soolety is the Society tor the P reventIon ot Cruelty or these char~~ led to Dr. ConRtllutine'ii toast lI!it, and somehow or other. "Dr. so plensed that nt l A~ t these fo ul \en ~- to Animals tf) keep an even closer watch re.c;i&~lltioll ·· wa~ re1l1ul'ked Edward Clark of Buffalo. N. Y.," was \ mf"nts are to be clean Sted 't1.tha t li t s on the stoc k ya rds than they have been 10 ' . I ' • ~e'hed1Jlec1 to reply to one ot t.he sentlprepared to do Its par t 0 ue f u ex· dO~r:-rgaret F . R ochester. secretary ot the \ tent of Ite pon·er. . \\ lule 1 do not .1..now of nny charges mentfl, and Dr. ~~alter D. Greene, al· so·clety, discussed the C'ondltlon ot attain be~Dg pn.·(elTl'd agalllst Dr. COD:nantin~, "! thouK'h a thlrty.second degree ~:rason, --a t th e stoc k yards In her annual report. I 1",",1 )Ir, .llmy. have IN.""n to think or mayhap eyen a thirty-third, an d lhe OMEN'S AL LlA ~ CE PI\YS She says that a lthoug h many Impro,'e· ) have been made in the manner ot , tb't. perhaps. h,s ""'''gnatlon waR Dot official superior even,then of the choson S' SERVICES menta a rlng tor a nimals the work ot seeing wLolly voluntary." "!loaker. WOF not Inv.ted to reply at all. FOR AGENT . fhat t he Inw is Ilved up to Is a great! "And wL" do VOll thO k th (",00 Suc h things may justly rankle, And I t ~I( Rnd In spite ot all the endeavors or "Beocll' : . . . l~. 3 . h a ve hC'ard tho t after Dr. W~de had At a rc('ent mC"eting of th ~ \Vompn' s the society's agents {he sutterlng amol),g u:;o of lIl\e~tigatlOns Illude hy b.:oen r(>movf'cl and Dr. Greene had been Alli.n nce or thE" Ul:ltnrlan Church tho<:;e ~ 1~he anima ls 1s t errlb e. Our d(lllurtmclIl." appoint ed, ~lr. Grorge E, Malthf'ws or pt'("c:ent d pc lded thrlt 3 ct)mmlttee of "":\lr. Ahuy th"D divulged th(l po~~ible the EXprE'8S sent f?1" the I~ew incumthrcp prcC'Pl"ri at once t o the mpetlng SOurce Qf thl' rUllIor:l. h~' Q(l mittin' thnt bent, then with hIS blu~hmg h Ollors til" 0bnritr O~nni 1" S' ~ thick upon him, nnd toI(l him to his or tho C"hnritY Or".nlzntlon Socltyr at O~1EN the Gpn cf::ep Hote l and offe r its a l 1 in srill ' ,zo I~n ,<><:Ieoty IS pre-- undlsgulged amn zernpnt thnt the name th p tcnpme-n t houee moveme n t. Th~Y Jl .g ,n ~tlltt'1.1wnt which "'lll he made of his deputy was Edwarcl Clark. ],1. did thict In thp hope> th~t other chu rch es ~~ pUbhc In dU{I time :.mr1 "'hic'h. :\11'.•\ Irny D., and that therE' wa$ 110 use of de· 'lnd l'>oC'lettl'~ migh t be rrompterl a1.90 ., a~s~rtSt will ~how a lax administration of murring to the ecllrt or attempting to to expr(>sR their f'upport or this mo"(:'· a[airs in thl' department vi henlth :.->0 avoid the appointment, but that Dt·. ment, After cnnoultatlon with Mr QU ters for Evicted Families Will f ur 3!) the teD~ml'nt-hou .. c !:I:itua1inu its Clark must receive the post, ,Yhlch. Almy the C'ommtttf'€, prnmi<:ed In thp concern~l. alaR, th e new Health Commissioner nome of tho Women·, Alllnnce to pro' be Foun d by th e Charity "I tho h n d designed for one of his personal \'Idp funtj,q Cor n ~pi'Clnl agent "ho ch 8 IS :-t nt ('Ill()nt ill the nnture of friends, and that, although boiling .hould he ont:nl'pd nt once for a m~n~h Organization Society. arg~ 3,rJ.lIIl.\t tltu hrolUI drpartlllent 'f" within a~ I( he' werp a tpapot over a. to ,.;.e n rch tor room~ for p'dctf'd tanllH 3 Mr. Alrny wns nskccJ. summ('T ftTP of nlltur:tl gas, the good and to ·l<:~ls t In onv othPT way In order "\\\'11, I' ll tell you ju!'t what it is anu pry~i"lun ju~t Indoctrin<.'tted Into his to m'e,: e l~ t Rlltfprln~. The commttt~ yOU r,un draw your own conclusions' Ou r npw $j.OOO n ypar job, swnlloweu h l~ re plpdg'pi ~2:l nnd ngrC'pd t.o mise ) /U(.. ./ ~ '-19 ~ ~ , S()('ie-I\' halt marle ntl 'n' r r . h· h s~ntment as If it had h£'PJl a. table- much mnrP iC np('p~sn ry. Sul)stantinl old hns bt"eD orrered to thf' bas' I I .1. 'Cl'oI Ign lon W H: spoonful of jalap 'Inol DE'nltE'ntly ap 'V"1JlInm E. \\Trtrl~e, a:;<:Is-tnnt at ~I1~; C'h'\r1t~· OrgllnlznUoD ~ocl('ty by th(' ~.()-, sh' rPHn e( ,n ('OIH!ll1Qn ,')f affnil"!-; that pointpf.l Clar1e 1:;I1't Jt funny? " I'd R E"mlnto"ton's spt llpmE"nt In C:tnal Stree . Ill€'u ' ~ AlIInn('(> ot tht? Coltarlnn Cbul'f'h In Q1IId not e:'(1 t. hn\,(> (lxnm ined tlH~ r~llh f"l' be a dog anrl bay the moon hn~ hpen E'n.engE'd t!I,~ ~pec1A.l agen t of th<" FiOC'lpt\'·~ t?Jl'ortR to ~{'(' t1!·c the t'llfllr,·(' reoord" of the health drp:uiDll'nt thnt -than '3uc h a RotTInn," th e- (,h~rll\ Org:tnlzatlon SocIety and ment ot the tCIlI.'U1('n t·hou~1' law, 'rb(' nl· .:Ill))lr to the tl'nemcnt~ho\l"e sitllation _______ • • • 11lll1<:C bt.s 1I~1'(,f'rJ to 1)10\·ld(.· fuuds rvr Ihl~ "'iIl bC"gln 'work imm Edia tely. and ~urh chnl·).{ft"l fif.l Wt, l1I!IY mnk e wili cTDploymf'nt nt n 8pl"f'llIl (HZ'<"nt tOt· Clll~ month wbo:;<> (lut .... It !'hu ll hI" to s(>nnb fM 1)('.~;~11I ouly to that ffitul1tioLl ." oo FOR PEST· ENAN TS MUST VACATE rMDI~ tOI' ,'\ Ict('(1 fllmll h", noel til n';'!-II!-:t In ~hol1 chnrgt'" urt' bpiug' lI re pnrt'd 1I1lr (~thpr Wll~' lu pr<"·f'lltln g ~t1trerlll,tt. '1'h(" 'RfUlist Dr. Con~tnntln('?" HOUSE REPAIRS HOTELS IN FEW DAYS. nlllnncl' 113 .. Jllcdl=ed ~:!.;. null will l'ulse U~ ·' Xo. W(O don't IHlt it thnt war. Tl'I1f'tom'h mol'(', It nccel'S3l'.\·. ""'" ' I - I ! T. hI'" f ourtpen patrolmen are sUll cnnrn f'onro.mHIllC'(' with Ibl!-: O",PI' 'Yllll~w_E, me,ut.ho\l!-c i1!!\pcction i~ n m~r{l! drtal1 of ( ti .'11 '1"'1· . . ;1.: Yfl~stng th,.. city to :\~cE' rtaln the num"·ad~('. t11111t;.l~fIlnt Ilt )11:-;;'\ Ht-llIlns..'1.vn;. ~l',l the work dOtl(' by (hC' dcpnrtmf'nt of bt"r ot ten ~ment houf\es. Tbe-y repor~ tJf'Dlf'Ut on ennu i tltr~pL ba s heen l>u .. lI .. q) "1 ,, "I "'If. '1'0 SP.·: 'U ' l' U ,\''1' hl'a)th. And I wnnt to sny right bC're t th~ D (>par tmC'nt Ilt fi enlth (,veT) n .. ~I)f'dnl lISPDt or th~ Cbnl'ity Or;!RII!t.a' .-\ ,HH VI'. ~hnt 1~llh COlll1ui"'-lioner Grccur i~ do. ~nY No new tenpm ent hOU5e ca~S tiUll Sof'if'ty, nnd wl1t hp~11I work At onf'r, .: t noti CE". It wn~ thQu.s:bt hp~t to tlnd qunrl('r« (\t onC"C Inl: f'Xcellenl worlrrrgnrdinJ;' thf' h'IH'Pr.'po~"fl l't'p;dr~ 10 thE' t ltlJ.,rUl .line Hos ~<'nt.b()l1"(1 siluation. He iR doin~ all pH .d wt'I"\' dlQ(.·uSHU U)· tht: t ommlltt:'C; un ha~l~E' C~~~'1tp~q ot th£' rnlted States Into \\ hleh tnmlll('s mllY wove when e,ltt· 1 '111 b ohll~cd to lel\v~ (\n Suncd . .. ::-;,,;,Ita rv )Il a !Ill rt }f o( tht" AIt.h'nnl.'n. last .I~t we cnn dt'~ir(l. ntul we firl" not ('rlti- nh;h t", lSth and tho.<le in the The df'('I~I(ln tbn t tl1(' 6udlD~ or qunrlt'rs r. ·l'Qmmh~iO IH'r o( l'ublic, "01 kS Hotc" CI... ml,t hitl' ',n tl I' It day, Jnnuar!1'1 "1<1ln Strpet wi11 WIl!< or firl'ot Import nm'p Wll !i rru('he·1 ;H n ("t " • • Ie'" lJ: 1 ~t mtll1ll('r. be· \\'Llre! W :l~ I!mpu .... l·fj·d to ~w·nd $t.iOO tb.lllg 2"d On conf('I"('u('j' h('111 nsU'rrlwr h('tWPf'U ~ l't'rC b' U 1:1.1(1 I, dOlllK Pl' rythin g now thut can \IP lhf' pn'st-llt buillilng, pUlcllng lhl.' I!Il·v L'1C'knwnnna Hote have to ,move on th:n~:~rth D~pa rt- tnry Alm.\· ut lIu; C'hltritr c.).:·~ut.'~ullon s,)· of th.· nt:: ..... hUSllll.lI. n(l. rll'!i;l r('~1. Hut the t('nl'lUCl\t-h(J\l~c situ. tklll 'l'hf>u' \\il~ 'U UH' ul'su1tory ul!-=cu!';~lon thE' folln \\ Ing day . t I " t the ('iN)' IlItd ofllrt'r:-; lIt tbe S.lhntJou .\nu'f'. tulO hns not alwnrs been M good in thC' (j\'t'r llH' 1't'I'lVl'l'. liYt;.' r('('om mdlf.latlon~ or:" ment ,,,,I ll ta.lte pos5esslon 0 nsp_c AI1 (IlUlIlIe ... wlln art' tn hp ~'yl('tl'rI and "ho h•• Ilh dennrt l ' I ' l\t3"\'nr Knight und t:ommlssion~r or Pub~ !':anitary conditionf'!. JlI'NI altllll"!." 1"f" lIu~stNl to npply at thf' Flt"h l) t' U\(ln. do not lm~v wheth- Ih' "YorkS "Varcl ,,~ to thtl tuture ot thl In'ltltut(' 011 SWlln :nrcN M at :!.S. 1'r II 1'1 .1'. Cnl\!it.Ulltinl' hnd ~oh~ ·ch:tl'gc of tIll' I'lark and SkinnH Ca.nAl. All! . Gtlrmll n .~ _ _ _ _-o_ _ "":; t~lrntheth.('l' he hnd ns~istnn('e. Uow J 1:i\"orC'd thl~ city J"l'gnln iuJ,:" p<.)s!'i('sslon or i t lilt, Rt:tk by puying till: nomlnl!l th(l mn~ 1.1£', the fort rCIUHins thnt jrom ~l1m ot $LOll, for whkh sum It w a.,.'t orlgfttIt.t(>III~Jlt "hlrh w\, nre pr.tlpnring i-; tuull\' 80 IU by t he el ly lO tlw Statl::, bUt ~ Rilaill"t th" V'nl'tuPIlt-hon~p sit u. Uti d·,·tlnlh- at'llon "'us talteu. : I A I SOME FACTS IN THE CASE. I ::. A 1M I W ':1 f T "(I ~ O~l'~"'-ll~ Hf:~\II(S T I J.' ::'0 - I I WILL AID. �~~~~~-&:--~~~~---------------- AcK J'1"{'m i ~~fI WP TE" inspect e d. a nd 2&5 w l}r~ ~~i~~~~~~~e~:asT~~~ n u mber o~ . , Iall n - ~TY T ilp total numbpr of Ih·p ~ toC' ~I'lp('t('d rlurin~ DpC"E"mber. TAKES tIp, caln·:r::;. In- i n cluding cat· " oaR 611.1~~. ~11P{>p ano hog g. ~ There werp :l.;'i ,plzurp.. T he numbe r Of !1~~rl ~tf)('k s~nt to th~ fE'rtilizel's W de; AFTER THE BUTCllE'ftS IIE.a • I. ;:z...t..<... I v - I WILL INSPECT ALL ' ! . I 0 \J (l ' -'-"'~ l M . . hp re. 1 J~,~:,2. a or an d Health Commissioner Confer, and Cattle IIL'j>ect Th lOl;j I nnOlhpr of '-i s lt g made by th(\ C" lty )'lhy~jC'ians durinl{ 1hE" month be Detailed to Visit Markets Work Be~lns ,{ T0 day. Of "d~ 766 and 6~j PTf'scri ptinns ;0 (,1'r , WHITE {'arca~s:('s Thf" o,I.:-..!l. inspected Dum- p• f ~" l1Pd. Thf' number of rhlJdren , . f'inatpd in the publle ~C'hooJs was ' MARRIAGE OF A WH ITE WOMAN , ~ TO A NEGRO REPORTED TO HEALTH COMMIS. - -- - - • _ Ma yor Erastus C. K night an d H ealth OREENE WILL 1 Commissione r "-a lter D. Gree ne held ' a conference in~"@ Bi aS ors o mU la,te ( DETAIL MA N TO yesterday aftern~on,. upon the sUbje~t ot haVing examlnations of mea ts u: f INSPECT illfATS TENEMENT CONDITIONc;r.Q ~ SIONER. the " ar ious public markets co nducteC b y the H ealth Department. M a yor Knight requested the Health I THE DEPARTMENT CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCI. ETY PLANS TO RELIEVE SUF. 603 .' ' 0 CO:-iH m 'TIO S ST JI .L FERING AS FAR AS U'; .\J) ~-6:-;O B l ll.TU - , 27:; POSSIBLE MAY on I~ D l C ES IlEU-Tn ( S I O ~ E R TO lUKE ~ EW lUI. Commissioner to detail one of the cat · K ET CLE R K 'S JOB _Il tie Inspectors to make dally In.pections EA \' O~ E, o f meats handled a t the mar km, ",nd this work wlll be begun tomorrow ~ - , 0 D.j mo rning. When questioned about the An agr etment wa s rear ~ . t I terence held late )'ostenlar ar. matte r a t the close o f the conference, between Ma)'or Knlgbt lnd )I A R R1.~(,;ES , ~ Mayor Knight Eaid : Comm issioner Gr~ne -·b....br tIo lot ~ " ~_ ~ ~ '4t , I ~" I t D , "Two cattle Inspectors are employed tet witi oeliLa OAQ of the ca tee The ~harlty Organization S ociety has , by th e H ea lth D epartment, 0" iug to tors to rnnke d.lly In!Pectlolll III The monthly roport of the Depart · Issued the t ollmvl ng s tatement : . th e meats bandied at the m rk t he fact t hat during two d a ys III n lng tomorrow. --" ." pn t of Hpalth. jl1 :;;t issued, shows t he t " The Charity OrganI zation SocIety held , week th e rush of business a t t h e s t oc 1( Ma yor Knight at the cl... t In D erf'mhr)' thr iotal nUl11bE'r of death:;; a ronference wit h Major Ba rker a nd Capt. yards a t E as t Buffalo is so grea t that conference said' " T wo cattle inspettt n are t:t~ ·"'·a~ 50:~, a:!' comparpd with 446 in Df- Ln<'ey or tbe Sah·atJo D Army, MI!!Is Rem. : the ~er"ices o f th e t wo nlen are ab ' C""'m ber. lROl. As u~ua1. cnnsumption lngton 3nd t he other b eads ot th e Butrnlo solutely r equired for a portion or each by the Health Departm.nt the fact that during tM .ia,. 1D Irads thr rlispa ~(>~ that t'auspd the m os t settlements and some ot its own agen ts. of th ese two d a ys. The Health Com- week the rush of bu!dn~ ~ It tk .cif'aths, having 4., to itf', crediL H "'art The Qu ~stlon , unde r dIscuss10n tbe he~t f mi.$Sloner f:a id t hat one o f .tilP5"e, !n. yards 8t East Butralo L so ..... , the ~en·ice.s ot tbe t\\'o mtD In ISf'a:;lp comes n~xt 'with :l~. P neu· :::ne!l1lS or achon to pre vent s uff er ing ' amons 18pec tors co uld attend to th e Inspe( tIOI~ , , h' t o f In eats on the market~. an rl, a t m) lutely required {or a portion ot 1I1nn la. fnllow". with 31 . Then . comes t. e t lunlll d .. In Lb. H buildings " bou t to be , request, h e h rts d e tal' 1e d on e o f the In - of these two day.. The Hf'&lth 8po pl(>xy ,,·ith :!:l, ann hro n chitls wlt!l \3ca e by t he, enlth Departm.en t. :.\Ir·1specto ~.s to d? the. work. The In8 P:c-. ,/l1 lsslouer Mid that one ot thoot :0. T hr rp~t t)f thfl' dpaths ,,' prp nivld crl Alw y pointed O.lt tha t the e:nen:ilv.e....Tlola· tor Wttl begln hiS worl{ t~mono \\ spectol'!! could attend to th. 1111 th .' d' E'S ac:idp ( rom I Hon of the tenement bouse law was pre· mornin3". (tnd from now 0 11 \\'1 11 da ily ot meats on the mark.l!, IDd. a: am o n g (' \anf'lUS . 15£>35 '. . . , . se:::Ited to the H eal th Dep3 r tmen t In detali ylsit e a ch lllurket and make daily l'e- requ es t, he has detailed one or 1M thOSE' Dl €'nttonP-rl, w l lh the exceptIon r)f t last AprJJ nnd that it wa s asked to a ct 1n por ts in w riting (0 the Health ("orr:~ spectors to do the work. The In 3~. \yhirh wpre vio lent. Two pprsons warm well rhfr. He saId also tha t nine. missioner o C 1115 in~pection~. Tlllt:\ wm begin his work tomorroVt· l('ls t t hf'lI' lI Y('f; hy drnwn ing m DecP nl- tenths ot the tenement law enforcement t wo rk properly belongs to t.he eatOe in - and from now on \\'111 dilly \'., <O:!l , d k 11 . spec tor anil by ha"lng It pel'forme d market Rnd make dally "'1''''11 III ' bf'l' r, fix died f r om f r.artu~·e s u, ~. called only f or C'losets. sinks, t he repIn e- I ~nder the di're ction of th e Health De- Ing to th e Health Comml'''o.tr 111111 "'hil i> se\'e n were k illed In r ailroa d acrl- Ing ot rIckety stafrs. etc. , an d cou ld be partment will leave the )larket C I 1"1::: Inspections. This work properlr" den t~: Si x (Urd from Rhocks caused hy done In winter as well 8S summer without free to perform the duties w hich df"- longs to the cattle Inspector. tod. inJu r ies. ... !l -r equirIng tIlt! tenants to lea,e th e premo volve upon hitn as the head or th e bavl ng It performed under the d of t he H ea lt h Department, ...W O f t he "03 death" last m~f"th , _. c "'en Of 1m. 1l ' Mal'ke t Department." inra n ts un d er one yeaI' 0 age. or ·~ Ises. 'I'll ere ore but two buJldlD"S & _______________ _ __ t he ma rket clerk (ree to p"rfor: duties which dO\'ol\'e upon him geni ta l dehilit:r was r p sP?llsible f or t~le po(' t n n~e wblch the Health Depa rtw en.t hn'i " ~ head of the market department'" cipa th of 2:! ?( tiIo:- f" ln~ants , Wh ll. P ordel'ea Yacated One of these, t h e Un ited William Metzler, the n.,,-I)'·I, a r u t€' bron('hItI~ took ;t\\ay 14 and Stntes llotel. wns not u~ed tor tenement . market clerk, gave n $10,0lI0 'h,rnnf"o-pneulnonla!L The rest we.re (11- PUl'pos('s until !lIter Jan ua ry 1st of t his company bond yesterday 1114 'ided amon g dlspase~ 1.0 whIc h Chlldl:e n year when It was so used In delIbera te !worn In by Clt\· Clerk Chari.. F ,uP m ore or less subJect. Of th e ,,03 <!ra ths In Dpcemher 7:1 ,,'ero " f per.o,," finnce o{ tbe law. :liost at the -[amllJe,; Fi rst of t enement-house Cas es to do rf. He \\'111 "'sume his dUI .. ' morning. 'w ho were 70 years old and over, T wo , mO\'ed In oftel' January 5th. It Is DO b e nted to the Grand (t f th p 51')::; w£'rr negroe5. The r f'st 'werp ,ftre!1tCl' hardship ~o tnr as weather is ron· e pr se " ·hltr. Of th .. wtal deaths ~i 9 wer ~ cerned to m o \'~ 0clt January 20th thn n to Jur y , beginning Today. _. d a d ~ 5 rer'" mo\ e In Jan u:.u y oth. lna Ie~. 1 I,) \Yerp marrle n , \\ ":\lI~s Heming-ton saId tbat she heard ",·' don-€'d. mtl(,'h tnlk !\ntoug th e Italians and that thl.! T ~' E' h ~ of I he ppr,!';Qn~ who d f~rl Ja~t ' t(' n(,Lr.lcnt hOUl)(' la w \\ as pllpular and w a~ S. HOTE ~ THE F I RST m on th of confo;umptlon 1iyed 10 the w(>lroUlNl ns J;t\'lng thew relle.t' t rom t oul .' &-,q q, . 'T' wp n ty-fHth "''''ard. th~r in the- Eigh· ronditIons. .:\1IS8 Yalller sold that m{Wr tp enth. four in th£' N l n~tef'nlh and f our I talian r amilies hnd been to her to ask It EIGHT WITNBSSES SuBPOE N AED in th r Beventh. The rest "ere diy lde ti the CharIty Org:tnlzallon Society cou ld not TO G IVE TESTDWNY AS TO THE amo ng nthcl' warns. though there w€"r e do somethln,:: to Impl'o\·e the buildIngs they . I I IIy('(1 ill. Major B al'ker or the SaIV{l'JoD FASlO TE"'E~[ENT. nn (l path~ [rom co nsumption n t.1C Army pointed out t hat the tlrst thing' to do 'Plr Ft, Fi rt h . Rlxth, Ele\'enth, Twelfth. wn~ tf) find out whut quarters were 3,·all· Criminal pro~ecutlon o f th e cases at f'lx teenth. "{' we nty-t1l"st and T t\· f'nt~"· ')hlt'. I t was d('('ldtd to engage R s pe('lll l 1 hl r d \\'ard~ . l'hprp wasn't a d£>a. th agent Immedia t ely wbo should search t Ol" a lleged \' iolation of the te n e ment ~house f ro m m('la:;;lf'~ in allY of t h(' ,,;ards la !i t empty room in nil pa rts or the cIty. In ac t w ill begin today. The In w passed mo nt h , and hut olle· de-ath [rom cholera. most ('nCles tb('sc tanFtlles will not" nepti by the las t Legislature provided th a t a ll tnCant u m. that "''''i 'l lr in the Twentieth . ('hnrlty, but where sickness or other special tenements s hould meet ce rtain r eQutre~ 'rhf' number of d~ath:=; [rom diphthE'rta. (,:H\~Po;; Illokf' It ne<,('s~nr:r rellet will Ltc . . proDlpth· nnd fully gl,en. The CbarJty 0 1'· ments th ~re in named. which a re de '1\,: a~ 13. and fr om typhoid fevel' 14 . 'The t:'lut!z3tlo u 'o<,lf'ty is 80 ~Ieas{'d that at last signed to ma ke b uildings occ upi ed by ~'l ta l deaths from co mmunicable dla· thc:>-..:c (oul tenemt'nts are to be clennpd that ~RSE'S was n . It 1"1 prrpnl'f'iI to do its pnrt to the rull ex- two o r mort! f a milies sani lary ~l nd sa te. The law prt) \·ide~ that any v iolation of D uring DeC'embpl' there- W'en~ C ~tO tent ot It,;; powrr," " th a t act s hall be deemed a misdemeanor a n d prosecuted as s uch. Complaints agai nst the owners or lessees of 32 di iTerent tenelnents were placed i n t he hands of District Attorney Coats\\'orth by Health Co mmissioner ";:: Greene about a. week a go. Am o ng th em ~ nf."ction:!' mad£' 11'1 December w as 'n . 'T'hc number of relnspeC' tlons wa s ~4 :t. I wa s one aga inst t he tenement a t Pearl s treet and T he Tf'rrace, formerly known Condit ionR w ere improved in 100 pta c."s a nd nbJ(\('Uonablf' conditions abatefl in as t he t'nllPd S ta.tes lIoteL In a ddl · 60 oth er ~ Th £>1"p. weJ'(> foul' !;pecla I intion to prefe rring il. complalnt a gaInst , '("stigath)l1s. The numbE'r of te nement that bulltllng, Dr. G reene .en'ed notlre Rpartments varate>d in Derl;"mber W.:lS o n its )P!-i:-\ c P. Charles F<1:!'to of 1\0. 153 t hree. (""ann l strE'c t, .lncI all Its tena.nt!=; tha t th lP The report of Ih~ ('lty B.c te rl olog lr t tu. , / ~-_/ fd building must b E' vncated wi thin t en s hows the> \\. a t£>1' to ha \'c been In fa ir d a ys. Th ~ complaInt was that the condition. Th r City ('hemi5t made thf' !ta.mE' I·",porl. Th e- Cit y Bacteriologist'5 H ealth Comm1.s~ioner (;re Il l: \n~ ~ bul1dlng \\'US not sanitary a nd over"' t abuiar r cl report shn",!'I: the' ronrlltion of ~€'t'\'ed with a ~ubpo"na th i:-- Ill o j' nl~~ t v t c rowrled. th ~ water on each day a5 follows: app e ar in . )'IUJl~"'JP~' CO' ,i -,~ i. J h ~..Ir l'(:)\~ Ye~terdav a fternoon Di~trlc t Attorney 'rap \\'8 PI": mo~nlng ~:;. n ~\ l ~ :- 0 .'_ t t C.l:-. uf th~ Coatsworth placed In the hund~ of Sh("r ~ ('it~ agaI nsl l h rl ' 1.,,,). Th t..· d{· ~ rab~er ~ubpoenas fo r a bunch o[ w it· :\0\'. 26. l !lO:!. Ba,,: t£"ria P('I' r. c ..... , .2t\'1 :!j', .. .• . ••• ;tJlO fcndant I:; l L • t;-o, vH)iation o f th~ '- ~ • b f th al d juru th is .~ State T, I ' L • 1 '.\ !' nesses to go e o re e gr. 1 .;r :!!\. " .~~~ (' , m"'1' ;" $i ~ l' nr~ t' ne ~ays Fa~hlo morning in t he ca~e of the rnlted Sta te~ !:!!I '~:'l was pr o t,1 ttl from throwlnsr op(> n the HotPl. The su bpoenas are (or ('om mt~­ I, " ' ~6"l ~ld 'Cni tt,tl ~ t It, ' ~ Hot el on the TerraC'o 510. nef Greene, in~pectors ('on!'1 tantinr " :240 fo r a u"nem, fi t ho u~p un til he should and f;m!'rlllS' o ( the health rlepn rtment .4~O ha,'p (' o mpl1" ,l w ith th e t E' n e m e nt house and ft\'E~ lL~.lian tenants o C the Fol.!to I. '1 ,'~ O 1.\\\~. but \\ n t on. n p. \· t.) rt he l e 5~, and ; , i ~ u~ li;"d it to 15 families of i5 pf' r!>10ns tenpmf'nt. h .. .~;OO wit'hout maklr.g any o f the Imp;o\'e~ The ~ubpopna~ w£'ore nil ~en'Pd hrfnrp ~, " ~(,O m e nts required, night and the Di~trj(t Attornp.y wll1 h{· !l. " ·U~ ~In the prp"entatlon of tbe fin'l nf the 10, .. :~ "'I) ./' t e nement-he,use cases to t he grand jury 1 t. to 1" .; . 1,,1 EX , NATIQN N.f: C ~ ':; SARY. thIS morning. \ ,9% 'If' 1 I w:;J; <0 I NOW fOR PROSECUTION dc, : Fst · u. ~I~~~:, ~~x t~~ t~~~ldnr~7,'b~~r~ei~':r~W~~~: ~~~~i 11~~~he~~~:a~!3:rl;:;; ~'.:~r~g ~:~~ ~~!~~~r~t!~~g~r:p::eh~t:1\:~:::~: h'lrlRST Tr-N -r-M - -r-NT I tit f [ [ [ HOUSf CAS[ Dr. Gre ene Gets a Su bpoe na to Appear in Mun icipal Court. I. 11ft A I .. _ .". 1 ,' , 11tl, 1" I~, .. .. .. " .. ,10) .410 .:!Jil .iliO .;0.0 . • ,',) I~, . ::';1) .1<::0 ..&~r. ::10 , .:lOO _.', ~ i. 2'; 01 1'1..1(" R:I .. t{'l'lnla... C'I~t rp('Ommends t ha. Jl(\U t'rohQ d Purtfl'ln~ con tlnue. T h(" numh~r (\f nlPd t 11larkN~ In~J' ~·""d In n..-C't'mb~r "a!"i 1? th(' num. ~ b.lk rI,.~ H. ma1: k('t~ '~. and ,::rn ~ , rl'lr :6 ~ln \ -four nlilk d ('1'.5' A ./ ~ ~~J Th, y l, >:t· (,I' l' r i .. Ion ~' ''' 0'11 r· · (lU"'" 1 t.,· !l. II II I u ...... .f1 r I.r, Cf> til !Je. I an t ' S:~m.. t l 111 l! Jl U 11lr .. !l n rlil:::1 ' t.. 1I'-l ! rNtt ~ \ l:1 i ' h to 11 1'1' ' Hit . i ( E"l('. t !11 f' nt 111"'11 ·(. 'r in thp h(,l!til ,.h.p IP. r: to f.u('I~("t'l Hr. U, ,I ('on .. ::t n tt nt'. rt ... ..'lh·d Thl' p!a('~ "UI ~' ~ l,(\I 1O n y C'D r. j DoI ,"' IUU \·h . ~ (' icht bOllr ... · (,f'f'iC"c n du y ,h' lip rtoq n lTI 1 bt'h.at r ('r , Hr. f;'r\l;;'nt' flfHs no! hcll~\' th OL :' nInny pby:-.ll.'l!ms ",111 ~"f"k the n pp(,~ nwnt. - - -- �mst c SE OFT NEMENTL W W'A SCONSTANTINE'S VIOLATION CO~ES UP T DAY RES.IG NAT ION FORCED? f f Complaint is ldid against lessee of Oid United States Hotel. Families Now Occupy Premi5e~ . .lv. t 9o J , ! J! fho flrsl te ment I" " prl'.:i .. nted to d grand , > ca>, 10 JUIV In While Denying That Chrlrges Were to Be Made, Chrlrity Or gflnizrltion S ociety Had Something Very Similar to Present. A STRAIT. ,. WIYT TWQ , b" thl~ J Italian Th (\ COl ~ , r 0 ; 7- Ifo J' • CIll!nly will be laid be (ol'e It th is m OI"Il- asking himself ' "'\'hat I" bl' lust ,be , I ' ' 'k ' . S pu lC opm~ !ng hy Assist. DJ,Sl,-l\ I), J at; son. 10n-;" Th e romplaillt Is J:\ld agillH,s1 C'n tulcs A fc\\~ w(leks "~O tlln . ~, "C"O "" new spapers all Fa.scio. le!'l(lE't (If 1M IJld Unltt:d !Stalt'~ of whil~h l..' iuhn to n.\ pl·t.~sent publttJ o~in~ Hotel on the Terrace. ion, werp ul1itl'd in tho demann tI t 1"'1 t. -Atty. CI)al~orth del" f'1"l'1 :;uh- tht.> h'I1ellwnt hou::;c litw should 1J ~:l p ocllaR to [h t :-herlrY }'l'skro av ilFtf'r~ e tU1100n to b~ !\cn'cII UP(\II H l'1.ltil • 'om- f:')rl.:t.'~1. rhey \\l"'rp then SUPI)orting the ml.ssi (lne~ " oaller D. t;r!.tllf'. Ur. I ). ~'I t hllnty Organlza.tlon. SOl'it"ty, which Qa (;Vv / fI - 1 9o 3 I An e nt Cfbe reSignation of Dr, Dennl" \ J . Co n stanti ne ns tene.ment house inBp~ctor ot the De-partroent or Hea l t h it is oold It W 3S Induced, if no t a;ctua.l~ Iy torced by c harges or d e reliction of d uty whi ch the Charity Organlzatlon Roctetv was nbout to-make. H O"Weve r, Frederic A hny, S'(J'c retary o f the socIety, gnl's no eha rges were made a gn inst Dr. t;onstanti ne, b ut he says some things wh ich are v e ry nearly tantamount t o tha t thing. I~ adds that h e does n ot know thu t an ~ charges will be made aga inst nny'body In the matte r ot the tpnement 110Use !n ~pec Uon. a nd takes paln~ to ('on1IDeond Health Commiss Ioner Greenp fo r wha t he terms his good WO rk in thl. r~ gard, 1I1r, Almy', statement In Tete r encE' t o Dr. onstantine' s resignation hta s ndded interest fo r th e reason th a t Dr. Constantine himselt eald tha.t th e new tenement house in- "pection la w r eQ.ull'ed mOl"e tim e from his practice th a n h e COul d a tford to give. Spcre t a ry Almy. in regard to the ;~r;;~;a~g~se ins pection m a de 'by hi.s "In D ecember w e found tha.t or the 103 co mplaints fi led In A pril by the agents o f o ur society, b u t fifty h ad been visi t ed by the ten em en t bouse Inspector ot the H ealth D epa rtment. The la w req u ir es that a r egiste r s hall be kept ot a ll th e t e nemen t houses in the ci ty. Ou r r eco rds s how t h a.t there are 1,674 or th ese houses, 'W h ile th e tenem ent ho u se records In t h e H e alth D epartment s how o nly 755 entri es, It also is s hown 'by those r ecor d s that out ot the 'to ta l ot 1. 674 t e ne m e nt houses onl y 849 h a d been illSllect ed, whereas the l a.w requires t hat eac h house sha ll be Inspect ed a t leas t twice a y ea r. It als o was r epo rte d by o u r a gen t s th at t'he re w er e practically no en trIes for 1902," l Consta.ntln('. late t ene-me-n : In::;p:'l·tl)1' III h('hl'VC'd that Dr. Greene had bCf' n la...x: '_th e depar[men( of hf81 th , and If t:"alth in his E'ufol"l.'em('nt of the a(. ,t D r. Jn~ Pd·tt)r ~m\"'arin~. ~uhpoeJl:ls Wf'r 1 Greenl' truthfully rcplil">d that he ha.1l abo dlrt'l.[rd It) 11\'.£1' l ,t;ll !i.\n~. and a!l bt:'cn doing- hi~ b est, wHh the nlcans at wer e suu',) .rt:SWttl.1J :U~\)I n '~ ln , h" , .1 t ' Fa~cia's rase Is :-:-ai.i til h.t\·~ bCdl a 1"S ~omm~lnu, 0 enforce all the laws most 11agrant ) h.J.ui\i"!1 ur t h·... t ~ne- reIn Clng- to hl'alth. Neveorthc less. it J)ubm('n[ la\\, 1\<; ht:&.lLlI inSpN'tl.rs \\t"'rco ]it' sentiment wi~hcu him to l"nake- a. inftltmN hefore he r~ntl'd. llh' olrl 110- I ~Pl'<'in. lty of enfo1'c'ing the ten c m~nt te-l a~ n tenement that he l11[(>nuLd to do !O , and he wn!) summulll'd hplf)re Ihp hou~e law.. he wQulc.l bow to it, like a Ht'altll Commls.,loner an<l wanll·!l that gauu pubhc ~t"'n·alll. the building diu not comJl~Y \\ lth the \ .. \nd hp dhl. 'Ylth '\ hat re~u1t ':' la,'. and that he muS"~ 1lot !t'"nt it as a '1'hl" t'harily Or·~anil.a.tion . . . o~lct'· I lC'nemt'nt . n 0..1.. ..J S Soon aflerwaro.s Il \\"a~ I 'arm'cl that ellllr\.'ly f'atbti("ll "ilh Commissioner 15 It~ltan families. had mOH'J In Gn)l'nt.' now. But mOf:t of the newspa--"'f J'ers nr(" displea~£"(l! The:, rat~e the {rics llC "t'ruclty"! "don't evict Ule poor in the dl'ull of \\ intl~r!" and similar sturdy appu..t l ~ to BUl1l·ombe. Do th ese Mayor and Health Commissioner ('stimablt"' genLlemt'n 01' the Jlr('~s still ('hl'l'lsh the ul'lusion t ha.t Olllclett\.'s can hold a Conference, iJI fk ' madc without breaking eggs? Or DR. GREENE DETAILS A~ IN- W('re th l'Y playing lloliticg {h'e weeks SPECTOR TO MAKE DAILY EX- "go and are th ey pllwln", politics now? AlIINATION OF MEATS, Dr. Greene needn't be \\orrl ed , He Is tJ dOinl't' hl~ duty. He knows and the C. %,/ 1J · 1 7a ~ loser watcli l!"to be kept on the U. R kllO\\~ a.nd (to Its shame be it I ~.I O ·-l r d J meats sold on the public markets tronl ~a.it.l) the pre~s knows that there ha \'e , The &'"l po,·t rrom the Health D epart-, Is' o ften ~alled, both Crom t h e place now on. Mayor Knight and Hea.lth be€'n no e\'ktlons and that there are men l for the month of D ecem ber sho ws wh ere the disease originated and fro m Commissioner Greene held a. conference not like ly to be- n ny eVictions. Some that one dea th occ urred In t his c ity the members that It uSlually attacks, 18 on the subject In the Mayor's office late famllie!=; that ha'\'(:' mo\ ed into a con la.st mo nth fro m that rnre disease ele- a rorm or blac k ieprosy. It Is c alled yesterday afternoon. At the Mayor's reques t, Dr. Greene detatlell one at his df'mnt'd house since winter bC'gan a re phantI3si~. c-lephantlasls f rom its rendering t h e inspectors to make dally examinations to h e mOYf'd out again. ]n another noI The _vi c tim was a woma n. 43 y ears s kin li ke that of an ele phant, scabrous of meat. When Questioned a bout the In- lOriou~ rookery the numbcl' of inmates old, an d unmarried. who was born In a nd dark co lored. and furrowed all oyer no\'ation at lhe close ot' the conference, is to be cut dowll to the tpga l quota, t his clly and Ih'ed here all her llf~. \\ ith tubercules. It occ urs chie-fly In Rtr home was on Broadway, So fal' tropi cal co untries, and is c haracterized But homes nrc bdng fQund for tho!'=.e the Mayor said : as can be learned s he has never bee n by a n e nlargement of t he part aftected. «Two ca ttle inspectors are employed that must move out and th~ charitable by the health department. owIng to the ~ol'iet It:'S are aiding them with money away from the cI ty. She died o [ e le- ThIs is generally the legs, The s k in fact that during two days in the week , phantiasls In the second wee k of D e- becomes thickened. hardened and d l!'the rush or business a t the stockyard s amI ac.1xice. cember, having been attended by Dr, coio l'ed . at East Butt'aio Is so great that [be servThC're Is nothing "pry tE.'rrlbl~ about ~ Bodenbl' nder since AUgURt preceding. Health Com miSSioner ~e.nf said Ices or the two men a re absolutely re- this. X o on£' is injured. ~a.vc the graspIt 19 only the second death rrom t his t haI he had heard or the d . ease oCten. qulred for a portion at each at these two ing Innulort1~. who ha,,'s been r e pf'atdisease In this <.'Ity In the last 10 yeal·s but had never co me Into contact with days. The hea lth commissioner said l'dly \\ n rnpd to comply with th ~ l a\\". Ele pha.nttusiR, or Barbado~ leg, as It It. that one of these inspectors co uld attend Thl" ('ntiTl" movement Is in the interest to the Inspection ot meats on the ma rkets and, a t my request, he bas de tail ed of th." POOl". Such of thenl as h~ve had 1ayor K nigh t, "The spare li me or one of th e lns ppc t ors CR n be employ ed wel! one of the Inspectors to do the work, opportunity to see the ten e ment houses this way as the work prope r ly belonp The in~pector wlll begin his work to- that \\ E're impl'o"f'd under the law are t o the catlle inspectors," morrow morning, and from now on w ill (.-Jamol·ing to b e mon~d into similar William 1'.fctzler, the new Ma rke t dally visit eac~ market and ma.ke daHl' Cluarter~. They don't know that they Clerk, fil ed a $10,000 bond yeste rday Any Found Unfit for Food W il l llfternoon. He assumed the du Ue reports In ",rlUng to the health com- are victims of oppresgion-because h is office toda y. missioner of his inspect\on~. This work happily for them th l'Y don't read thei; Be Condemned by Cattle properlr belongs to the cattle inspector I . fit and by ha" lng It performed under the ne" spapC'r=,..",..',.. 'n,...u_'_·' _ _ _ __ direction o[ the health departmen t. wlll lea.\'e the market clerk tree to perform x o ~'OR~ E , rr CT'OSS NO W. A rter a the duties which devolve upon him as T nlES is glad to see that t h e I{night and Health Comm l&:lll;mcr Su cceeds Dr. COll '"' tantine the head ot the ma.rket de partment." .-\. Te n eme n t Inspector. Market Clerk l\Ietzier was sworn in by po hion taken by ourse h 'es whe n thi! Green .fsterda), it hasdUliOunced that n ng t oday Commissioner G ree ne City Clerk Charles ,', Su.dort yester- Charit y Organization Society first made: IIttA ,(v 9~ J --dayattornoon, Mr, '\letzif? filed a $10,- Its attack upon l he Health Commls. wi ll detail one of th e two cattle lnspecHealth CommissIoner \\"a1t~r D . 000 surety-company bond for the faith- sloner. on acco unt o f th e un¥-nltary tors employed in his department to ma k e dally visits to the markets. The Greene today a ppoin ted CharlE's D . ful performance of hIs dutle~. The bond Inspector will exa mine meats tOI' sale hi t t f th Twenty thir d was a pproved by the -"'! ayo r and the conditions of ce rtain o [ t h e ten ement lln the market~ an d will make a report Swan, a n :lrc co 0 e ~ dw e llings In this city, has b een en City Clerk. Clerk Melzler "'til begin (>,lch da:r. If any meat is found unfit Ward. to suc('eed Dr. Dennis J . Conwork this morning. clors('d by o thcr newspapers. f nr food he wfll ('o ndemn It. stantinc as tenement inspec tor In th ~~ "Two cattle In~pectors a re e mPlOyed, de partment. Thc a ppol ntm~nt. hov.'n t he stock yarus because for part or E"ver. i~ only temporary, bC1I1g for 60 two day~ In the week t h e rush of wo rk d ays. In ... the meantime the Civil SprIs no deon tal. E u t t hat the poor in- Is so grea t onecannotdo th e work," said I vl C'e Co mmi8sion will hold a n e xami nhabitants o[ the ho uses s hould be forcE"d a tion t o , eCUl'f." eligible ca ndidates for the position, whi c h pays a. salary of to move, nolens volens, in the depth of $1,000 annuall)', Dr, Co nstantine rewinte r , d uring such 'Ij\'ea.th e r as w e " t ;IMP ROVE PESTHOUSE. sig ned reC'E:'ntly in order to de\"ote his 1IIADE HAB1TABLE PENDntire time to hIs professio n. __ • I I I ha.ve been experiencing or late, Is a T Ir. Swan was high ly recommended _~ [ hard'hIP which they s h ould no t b. G ~UILDJNG ~F NEW, I by :'\11". E. H. Butler a nd other promi n ~ t-t. " ,, - , 0 ca lled upon to beal". e nt buqlnC"ss men, The ~ppolnte e r'jIt wa s ta.ted to t he alderniani~ co m- s t's a t No. 273 Pennsylvan ia Street. The Exp re ss said yesterday, s peakmi tteE" on sa.n ltary measures last nIght ing of one house which has been arb lth at it wi ll take a y ear or pightE'cn trarily e mptied: ".\11 the Cam Illes months t o build a nd ma.ke reatly for moved tn voluntarily sI nce t he 1st of oc('upancy th e w y qll s ron tln e ho..;pital. January th is year, and to moye bac k is CommiSSion er ""Yard reported that lln__ no grea.t er hardsh ip." Such an arg u- p r oveme nts in the present hospita l are Charl e s Fneclo Cbl1l'ged With. Bealth Co I I ~ rnent i~ no argument a t al l. How may very neee!;sary anl! s hould b e mau". UtE' apOOln llnent6 Oroen. an T enement YJo)atlng pending the advent of th e new one. The tenem ent h of nrlea D Snounccs they "movE' back" It their former dwell Dt: OUl!le inSPfX: to rnIn the . Wan as ing-s have been r (,n t e d t 0 0 th e rs, as I1:] bu ilding Is now II ghtell wi th 011 1<1~"PS, Honse Low. to succeed Ut:alth eogartment takeStantlne. resigned. 'rb r, Dermis J , most probable In every case? If that which are conftldered dangc l'ou~. l om QI>"t-t..' " - I t~ L misftione l' Gre~ne thinks gas s h ould be \0 ct~·ti~ect"al OnCe and 1.4& :fJ:>lntment bull(ling has been (>l1ti r ply fi lled w ithin A~lstant District A ltorney J ackso n & • en ce rutt'B Th e SUbjec t put tn. Commissioner ,Yard said t1~e ~n~ e~:n:::'~n~hto~~~8t COi!i:l~rll~~pS~~ two weeks, it must hav e b een emp tied tota l cost ot improvements wil l not ex- presented to the grand jury t oday the first case of a neged violation of the 1O{~ t~ the OTdtnnnceso eee it they con- beC'au~e it 'w as rejected by a ll w ho ceed $600, as ' "'au has been in hnd any (' holce In the matter. and the Arter the committee hn.d di.!'iCus::e.l1 te~ QAt-house Jaw. The complaint is ~P~rl:~~~I\~c\~~r ~~iiear:;~~~ ~~('~lia tenants who hn.\'c been thrust o ut In to the subjed for fl time It 'was Ul~CO' t;l - laid against C harles Fascia, les~ee ot ro~n h~~ bulldlngR Wh iC'h~'lnn<lQuality construc_ t he stor m m ust have so ught the poor eel th at the Co mmlssionE'l" of publ~C the United States Hotel on the Terrace. b ne,., \York Th e him Works h as a uthorJty without th e dt~@eCurlng his aer vtces ctty 18 a. gainer shelter be cau~e the-y co ula not afford rection of the C'OInmon ('o undl to ~r ­ Fascio was warned not to rent the b< Illong the bulldln ' building as a te nement untll he had a n~n ~rC~hltect arellU~lct~~h"oohllch he has to proc ure bett("r lodgings. de r the I mpro\'ement~. The ('om7 n1 com plied with the law, but It Is a lleg.d S. ' • Francl. p • NOB 24 9 The dangers or lII·health from Im- sJo ner $aid he ,,"'ould ord~em. th~'eh!hd8treet, the TWI~Wt}kbUl1dlng8 ~n he paid no atte ntion to the warnIng. B. Jewnet~ornJ'hre"ldAnce8 :~ tt,otel nnrl prop£'t' ('Io;et~, etc., are deplorable, and The ~ ~ "' ... tlllilW'lI'1P IJIf!IL LeM. , 0 n H, SmIth . ., 'yor Fl, the landlords sho uld be force d to I ' STRANGE DISEASE fA USED !f DEA.TH OF AWOMAN. ,....- CLOSER WATCH ON MARKETS. She Died of Elephantias is, o r Black lepros y- Only the Second Case of Its Kind in Buff alo in the last Ten Yean;. ~ I 1tEAT ON MARKETS TO BE INSPECTED. P I conlr:(:t·:e:\~.~e:d~~a yor ~. S:A~beA~~~~~~.D Tern; rl 1t:y ~ 1 I ~~L[~ D, sw~ -~-~--Idi~:a:::c:s c~:~:~~~n::h:o~~~b~:,l'::.;~ h ~PPOIN ~. '?~![ 0 I~~ Greene Names H'lm JHE Or, Tenement I nspector to Succeed Constantine. Ie.~~ ~~~r~-~: :r:~e:~ J~~~ I at t:hL:hk~~~~~8 n S. :MCFn'rla~~argt y. " 11 and rn,.J>)'n~ttri:~\,~~~~~ torOu7L~ .... _ res. remedy them; but they are not so immtnl'nt a..~ th~ dangers or s ickness an .. i dl5tre~s {~~l_Ung from mid-winter e vlctton , tf~· 11,- I ,!~.J of �136 APARTMENTS AR~ rLAJEST KINK IN TENEMENT HOUSE , NEXT TO UNDER.OO I ~LAW WILL STRIKETERROR TO THE RIGID INSPECTION H EART~ Of CITY'S flAT=~OlDERS - - ,- -- Health Commissioner Greene Says That Number of Flats, Fashionable and Otherwise, Come Under Tenement House Law and Will Be Investigated by Department. A Commissioner .Greene Discovers That Thero Are ThousalHl of Plain Violations of the law in West Side fJats~ Bluecoats will Invade "flat Section" and Report[\ef) Case found. If Occupants of Tenet-lent Houses \\hich do ot Conform With the Law Were Evicted lhere Are Not Enough Vacant House:i in the City to for Them. WKWARD SITUA TION we -----A TENEMENT IF IT SHELTER.S MOR.f THAN TWO FAMILIB IS LIKEL Y TO ARISE the suggestion ot Healt'h Commissioner Greene. so that if tenement house e\"IC tions on a large scale become necessary there w!ll be at hand a Ust or houses which the homeless ca n rent. The numbers of these "acant houses. together I d with I t' data concerning t d etheir to s ze an oca Ion are urne 0," r the Ch~ity Organization Society as last as receh~. Yesterday afternoon Secretar)- Almy or the Charlt" Organization Society J called upon Health Commissioner Greene at th e l~tter's office in the l.fu nlcipal BuildlOg and had a long conference concerning the status ot th e Lackawanna Hotel under the tenement hou~e law. J o hn T ri ble. the agent ot. the owner, ~ays th at the building was used as a t e nement heuse prior to the enactment of that law and that accordingly it cannot be compelled to comply with the condi tions whiC'h are exacted in the case ot a building used for that purpOse for tbe first time. He says that it used for t e nenlent house purposes prior to the Pan· American Exposition, when It was converted, temporarily, In t o a. hotel. and when the Exposition was o,-er was again opened as a tenement house . Dr . Greene -a'·s tbat tbe ~ _ Lackawanna was registered as a tenement house on December 31. 1901. the The fash ionable apartment houses in ~ laware Avenue, to say nothing. of t hose In dozens ot other ,Vest Side h thoroughfa res, less exclusive. per . aps, but ce rtainly more popular. a re hkely to receive a call wi th in the next few ' .• from th e bl ue -coated. brass-butda ,0 ton~4 inspecto rs. whose service! Health Commissione r G ~ e has borrowed from the Pollee Department to assist . . him in the te nement house Inspection. Dr. Greene is con ...inced these places come under the t enement house law. And tbat is not a ll. After reading the t enement house Ja w over, in connectoln with the c ity· charter. Dr. G r eene has come to the co nclusion that people who Jive in Ha ts and who rent rooms to pertPoOns who a r e not boarders are violattn« th e law a nd will h ave to alIow the Ir t e nan t s to go. Th e P rac tlce ot. renting rooms In a n apart ment I dl Ily · houlle. where t h e coo k 109 s or nar done in separate apa rtments and wbere the tenant does not take his meals in the same place, makes ot. such apartment hOllse a lodging house, in the eyes of th e law. The ordinances applytng to lodging h ouses are or a character that would prove decidedly irkIe. "W·h o are facCUS 8Om~ t 0to many tamed subletpeop a room or 50 0 t h e i rflat. either tor economic reasons or be eauae of. the increased societ y thus ,,:85 I ~:S~'!;rd!~iP,,~~u~~n~~":dsP~~Yia;!l?e~: U~~I~r~~em:;'~ss~~e;:r Ina'~d o~~~: AJ':;~ lI"ho wouid be compelled to live otberwise in cheape r Qua rt ers but (or the assistance derived f rom the subletting or an unused room. Such apartment houses a. the LAnox. "'here the occu pa nts do no cooking in their respective suites and where a ll the meal. ar~ ordinarily taken in the cate or dining room, would not, aecording to H ealth Commissione r Greene, come wtthin th e s cope of the ' D EFO R E Er.r{~~~~h~~~~d~I~Fi~'~:~~ ~t~~ ~·:i~E~e:~lt:D~1:e~~!~~iF~~~a~~ partment of Health. Hea lth Inspec tor Smearing. and five Italians. Fas r lo Is said to han been summoned before the Health Commissioner and INSPE CTJOX C OXTIXCES. The t e nemen t hous e inspection Is :progre5slng Eteadlly and a la rge num'Iller ot reports a r e filed dally wltb t he Health D epartmen t. These reports abol\' not onl:r the tenement h ouses In· 'SJIec ted. but i n clude also a list oC ait the ,' acaDt houses no t iced by the In .pectors while on their rounds. T h is latter compilation is being made at . warned building did not pl~· withthat thethe law Rnd that he commust net rent It as a tenement. The work ot the grand jury is said by Assista nt District Attorney J ack80n to be nearly ('ompleted. An adjournment was ta k e n yesterday ~~~:lI' noon until 10 o·clock Tuesday ~ Ing. - - - I ""SWAN APPOINTE~ ' I I I Y .onr Flat a " Ten.em ent.'J I' . . One of th e req ulreme-nts d lt:co\'ered by Dr. Greene is t hat a ten emen t shall n o t be used a s a lodging h ouse, and . . . ! D r . Greene ~a ys that the Clt )~ o rdlnances huld that a ny build ing in w hkh lone or more persons r e nt a room but . . I do not get t.beir meals._ IS a lodgmg . h(Juse. Whelefore, any person "\\ho no w oc('upies a flat in a build ing oc('u- I I I "o, MA yHAVE BEEN ~ EL L-K'iO,"'X ISSPECT AR C HITECT TEXE)l>:XTS 'WI LL FOU r' K~LED I cu- . -IPO-!; /.- ~l.UOO tU!'lble Ust. Tbe place p&J" BEFORE THE GRAND JURY .. JtUt. (, - ,,~;; ... /~ - - -- r~n. In ~'p~:~~ rep orted improvements , . r Ho~nlta l to the &PN"arl::d bt-t-.)re th.- Suprt'me COu rt grand Co tm lt tf'(~' on ~c::;uarflnUne Olt3n• ::\Iea<:ures la~t nl t. H ... !ilia \' Jury this mornh.g and te lltled I ,norp than· $~S-.~) S teTe-pairs wtll not COSt tA~ of C-ha.rtt'~ Fa~ ·ro. thf'o ItaJlan ~h tbe ~harg~d with vlnllltion of t be State i& would tal{~ a. \. h W:-to,;. al<:"o <:"tatf'd that It ~Entl J3. ~. In renting the old r n!ted Stat;; build a nd m It ear or el e-htet>n months to .notl' l ItaHan tamlUes. T h H !2cw Qunran~n: ~1~~~·'t~l: occupancy th;.. Dt'P:lrtmltl1t n(\(~fl~d Fascia t bat h ("alth not rt nt the tnfldlnlt until he ha~ ~ulr t compUeJ. with th~ 1:l~' Ht.> taJIl'd Y thf ~rdt'r. It I~ chA.rg-E-d. and hIs d~ obe}" an T:n tU l"CP- -\ f\!t en"!' t U n. A th. District A tt \iobtfo n ot c.vllStflll!d as :'\ mi.de-llleanor . -- e . w as '-h onlf') t ot' .. e law 13 Art fI' • all o f this in form::N:ion.' Dr GT~e was "OIS.ed ir tM •. ;o:imen who a.re g3!thec-ing &a:ls~.- CU::. t...?r:liing te.D8men13 ban inst.ru\::.. :s 0 e M€r e very f\at bull ng and ap.l.'1 t house in the {'ity. P a.trolmen Have Ordtrt. "Yes: they have." replied Dr. (;rei. ··but they ha,·en·t reached til. !!pI\r 5eC'l iGllS of the ctl j· YI>t. The)' ~"I the south water front, and a.re Yicrq fr01n t:hc-re up the ~ ride. .Ute- t!....r fin; h the '··ock ro the ea...'t ltd. l!!1 -"' ,.....1.:, I s;u:p...... !<> ., w~II I go to ,..,..... ';'.I1e wt"£... l:'.~ dwe11ers ~n f.Gb \.,!l ()hj('(! to t:J.ttJ thE'!.r !l!a £ :;1 d'_.. ~.-\ ~ !I t'f'ne~~ _ _ __ Lessee of the Un ited States Holel is Accused Bafore the Gra,d Jury of Misde eanor, -=- /Ut ., u-'l ,I. ~~ g Ptl11 1>spec ear Dg, r . J. r"!1S'II~ rlDl'. former tnsPfftor ot tpoemOJ:I. ~ summoned bef ore tbe grand JUI7 tlli! ~ log to tt'stltr In rt'JatloD to tht ~~ h ag-.lost Cborlf"s Fas.Jo. who l.5 aUt hlH'e "tolated Lbe tenrme.lt 1." b1 r'l tbe old eDited totf'S Hotrl QD tbt T:~ as a tenement, lifter twlD2 "Iru~ er b~ltb ('t;R ml.sdem~&J)o r . TROL. ,au ' V., fjJ ,.-!:lI .,pr1 he €uggeffi.Jon is mAde . {t.-=t:l.t to the Healtb Deparlment'b: ~,~ bouse crusade in this c. U', ~tBa: 10 tng may be caused among f Tlrat~ ,"Ioor by carrying on the work o. t r. r t q tn th ~\'"tft 'ng tenemen U' t!!l" There Is torce in thIS TO~. . Sweeney streets yesterday atterDoon. ent owners comply wltb' ~r The dog made a. vlclou.s attack upo n ,n • I . hI But tbero I•• ;.: I. the woman, nnd but tor the timel y In- 18 \\ S rig. _ Let nct .... t. terCerence o r pede!Jtrinlli< paseing the tlrne for all thing>. . c lit .,... place she mlJiht have been kllled by torts a long ""nltary Itn' !lIcb. r r the a nimal. during tbe.e winter daY! In ....,.. Mrs. Si>eyer was out walking early in tbe romtd.f ..-Ill the a t.temoon. In Best Street, as !!h~ manner that ce CotnDlOc ~ neared the corner of Sweene y. the dog, «or~ than the dlseol- ' . • &r"" • the properly ot Carl Cubler or No. 717 _bould rule In the bU!'",,j 1 .:, Best treet, jumped at ber and 8UC~ '"' J I.l:t" agent for c!1&-: t brD ceeded In throwIng her to the pa\'e- o\'erzea 0 1 with m!rt'1-_ ment temper his zea d IF .lfrB. Speyer screamed trom fright the rmometer hal er! ..roan ____ And pain. The dog's teetb bad by tb lf . ,'D JI"· tim e gu nk d.ep into her arm and in .E F'ORE};:1'HE Gil,. ~ her body. The woman "Would li kel y ..... t~" ha,·~ been k!!led had n ot assista n ce a rgrand t,m~::;;:='l]~ dyed p rompt)"\"". The dog " 'a..e driven 11"' • r ot Health 'otT. ~Ir::-. Spe:rer w a s taken t o ber and Frank ;~,~!j~~~~~ borne and a ttended by Dr. . J. Carr ot tn!'lpertor. In lbe X o. 1043 Genesee Street. The physlcia n cauterizM the wounds. The physicians ot the He"!t t ,,-Ill watch '."!:=~I~~'ij~ th e woman ,~n t e dog tor symp of hydrophobia. THE BRUTE AWAY '5-................................................................. . " Hxing in flats so by the dEPUUDflit. Knocks Her to the doTbls Is the first tenemeat ~ JI' tbe grand Jurr. TbE" Isl'\' mDt! u1 "/ Pavement and Sinks His 110D t be-rf'Ot a , LD COlf· Fangs in Her Arm. ON SENSE SlfOU .,liJ PEDES TRIA"S DRIVE sn tht' ch' lI ~r\'I("(> \'olllwbsio D to t' 8~:JlJli:-.h ]>€l"SOnS .. (/ C harles D . S,,~an o f Xo. !?73 Penn8\'l\'aHealth Coctmlssi nDe-r ·W:\I,,""___~oQo__ nla Street wa~ ;I.. e~nerday appoin ted te-n eI 'a ment inspector to succeed D r . Dennis J a morn og BflPfllnt(>(j Cbar ('$ D. Swan o f Co nstantine. resigned. The sala r~ Is Sl . 273 P e DDsy lvanla $trel't tf'Dt'oo t'nt inspt."C't or a. yea r . Th~ a ppointmen t Is or a tEm-1 in th e dep ..trtlUt>nt ('It bt'allh to ~ncce~d Dr. po rary n ature Coming as i t does. an D . J. ('onstnnt1ne. n~l g1H~\1 examination o f applicants fo r thf" posiMr. S,nm Is nn nr\'blCt)ct and k nnws nil lion will be held In a bout SIXl\" da ys. about bu ll cJjog-t. lit" was srr,)Dzh (Ondorsed The one receiving the highest pe r cen. . fo r th e p~lti\'lu hy Ed wartl H . Butler n ull l ag(' ,,-Ill rec ph'e the ,piace permanently. lI rs. Carrie Speyer of );"0. 312 Hum· other prominent rt pubUc nn~ .M r Sv.-'Un is nn architec t ot wide ex perboldt Parkway was badly bitten b y a The- RppoluClUt'ut l~ fo r ;;;;lxty (lays. ll('nd'l~I,~.n~c~e*'~~T~h.~e~a~p~p~o~i~ n ~ tm~e~n~t~,,~.a~s~=m=a=d=e~b~Y tull-grown St. Bernard dog at Best nnd Inlt on (>xamlunt!oo whl("h Is t o he bplrt b v H eo thi If any ing rooms to lodgers, l\1lo do oot Nl r. the tamL"Y {ab:", ton", <l bull . 19 i Ylolating tho t ' - k. and m ust. stop the praC'l!"N'. We o tI-:C'E:rs out making a list ot thi" tmeals in lh ("i ty. and we ~xp.::t U I"'! prI=G~t1H onsT'"f"'~-'" ".~ FAS I0 CASE, SWAN SUCCEEDS Vicious Dog Overpowers DR. CONSTANTINE Mrs. Carrie Speyer, Dr, freene Names an Arch itect to be Te nement Inspector, Pend· ing an Exam ination. - --00'...£1. 1/- (j~ 5 t.his hw:' said Dr. G~ne r,,·l!Uf. . but 1ha.t one sectlo:l is perfec:lr pled by more than two fam!!ies. and t:>e li"~ st:,-s U:\!-~ ~'""'1' ~rJl;' 0:. renti' a room to a lodger wbo b uys hi. cup!<d t:>y n <>re 'than tl\i> I\J.'l'Jl £ J meals els~wtlere. is a violator of the te.'1~l~l, ruld \ "fC must dJ.li8 t:: ten~ment la w an d the ow n e r o f the S\h:!l." buildin'l" is liable. Dr. G!'ee!'.e alro >:ctW.> t~ I:::!.l'<"t>l Tbere is onl y one e x ception to this S'1lI.tement In ro::r.cc tro."1 "t!~ (~t ::tge neral proposition, according- to Dr. me-nt-hou.!e crUf d~ o:;h.o.( I~~ nV! Greene's ,'iew o f it. That is in the case tint if the- 1~e2 c.< nll the H'~~~ of a h ulld ing occ upied by two (amlli. _. in tlle clty ,..hlcll do r,QI COI1>l>!l' "'~ which is dh'lded from cellar to roof by l ithe tenerr:ew.;.~ l!t....-:s Vt~ 'tU.r!Ifd «. a tire wall of b r ic k a foo t thic k. rt'heTe ,ro:J!d not be €-:loug!! ,. ''It \\oOul.1 r..ah.~ 3. ·Phfilade~phM. la'n-yf"'"r houses In th~ o1ty. witlrln :..::E.r ~ ~ out ai l to figu O N! M e "" '- J I GR ."-XO J t: RY . The grand jury yesterday too k up thp case of Charles Fasclo, lessee of the old rnlted States Hotel. c harged with violating the tenement - house la w. whi c h was laid before it by Assista ut District Attorney J ackson. Those !lien'ed with subpoenas tor the h ea.r- Itf HenIt Commissi e, who has been b urning the midnlglV" oil 0 r late in the ~tudy ot the nev tene ment law. has discovered a ne-w -Kin k in the st atute which ma y cause heanb urnings among th rifty ftat -ho1:1.ers. As has heretofolY Deen e xplained, the . law classes al l t:\\'elling occupied. b'-' more tha n two famili es as tenements, and all 2::.ch b uildings mus t comply . wi th ('"ne tenement law. concluded to rerer the whole matter to the Corporation Couns.el. the CorporLtlon Cou n s el. be40re ta k ing any action In th Is rrratter. RI GID a u. · l l- ""'h 1 /!rar JUT) .. �137 U NITED STATES f HOTEL CAS IS IDtEENE IS GOING l FTERSOME OF BEPORE JURY. THE FLATS. OMA~ \ATTAtKED BY DOt> [St. J: ~r'~'7 ~ I 4 rna'rd Would Have Und o ub tedly I Kill ed Mr.;. Steyer Int e rvention of but for Me n Wh o Chanced to b e Near. May be ----J!:,,' ,"-/ 'f V ictim Sent to P asteur Insti - t ute, T 6 was laid bctorf" the -Dr grand jury this morning by As.lstant DJ~trtct Attornry Yrst"l'dn), nttcrnoon District AttorCoau~worlh had ~ubpoen3,a serve,l upon H ealth CommtflStoner " '.lIter D, Grpenr. Dr. D, J. Constantine, late tenrm£lnt l\I ~, In~J"Ie("tor H eal th ; Smearing. "arne eft tel 1!pnlth l nspeclo r Subpfl('nl\!\ Wt're .11 .... \) Ulr ~c t­ 'r~ :::I,,'r\'c,l afternoon. Fo..X"ln's t'n~E' 1B ~tll t o have hl'f"n a most fiagrant violation at tbe tene- cian :-or a 10:-"; tim£'. ~out _ o·(hl\.l~. ~ t:.1C COl ner of ar..j £' .ul"ne-y (:.s. " h '"l n Cront e the b~!nt" oC H lro!i Puo~~r uf ~o. 7lj' Bf~( ~ t'ft.'~t, ':: l-e t ',):--t.'rvN a big ~t. Bi.;rurJ dog Ill.ar th ~._ B e~L Hm'·t'ver, the dog did IH t ilVj~,tr to b~ exciited; in tact, pulu no att€'ntion to ther. B c~e Sude~n·.y Her to Pavement.. "hen ~he W'lS exn.ctly op- rOSite the- dog. tht' animal d,l~htJ d! her ar.;J .runk teeth IntO the tll~ h nf'ar b~r muuld!!!'. Th~ I og oon.: ttl";' womun to the PaY m't"nt n\l hLt h I' .:teytral Hrnt::), tenibl)' la'(~i'at"ng 1J.l He"', SC. ·veral . carp.:.!lte at work )!1 l n by bou...~ Scl.\\ the arll1r ar.l (·.lm~ spee.uily to h",r rescue. Tnc do~ ~ho)we 1 fight anJ it w~ neC'e ~ary to t rally drive h~~ away" lth Sf: k~ and ~:ont.:'_ Mrs, ;::stt;ye-r was 1kke-J up and I.. 1_ ,"!ed to tnt" Office of Dr. (,', J, t',lrr Qt • 0, 1043 Gen('~,::,e "'l!'ee-t, ,,-hf"rt:' the ('U~­ torna ry trf>Btment \It'I!" gjv€'n. Th ... utfl. eel": (,or thle' ifn I! b P? j r t ""n. T.'Otlth·J IJ.!5t fI\"~n1I"!g ,nu It th~y U t''- m it ne(~r)', ~hf' w man \\ 111 be Sl!lltt ~ tht" Pant:: ur In~U~utt:". . ~ f ment la\\, IlR health InspE'ctor.:; werL' intormf'd heforc he rl!nled thl-' t)ld hotel a~ 1\ tpn'- m, nt th;H he Intenl\! u to do I! O, and hp wa~ ~ umm ont'<1 beforE" the Heal.lh ~mt~lo 'Hnd WRl'n€'L\ that , T e l ast Day Allowed Evicted I Fam i'I'les .In th e Un l' l ed States I Hotel B U~'d ing" I A au,.·f7- 9 0 3_ VACATE ~ I )fr, SWRn hnrt ('nmr hl,::-hh' rI C't"tmmf'nded b,.· a numb. r of promlnf"nt nlld Influ,.n- tJ81 bu_lnfls8 min, r:. l{ Aut I r. ,tlltor ot the X WH, helng hi". ('hlpf bnckt r . ).fr SWAn t'tf{'pnrl \1 thl' plana (nr thp ~('W~ building .)tr. Swan hR~ hull ph nty O[ H{,erlrn(-,I tn thl hul1t1tng lim- nnrl t~ b " lp\'ul to ht" wt'll quatlth cl t o ln~ppct. tf'nt'mpnt~ nl'l to thf'lr ~nnlLAry und gl.'n{ul (-'on.lItion 'I'll"" appoint':.· 11n'8 at y No, ~3 P nI,I.I~·l\'nnta 8tn'{'t, If .1.ny p er~on8 Ih'l ng in flats arc rent· ing rooms to l odgers who do not eat at the fn mily table, Lhey al'e viola ting Dr, Greenp 8aid th e patrolmen who 1 ga th ertng statistics co n ce rning ten- ements have Instructions to enter every rietor Tr ible Has Prom ised t o 't M S ' d lore anl taryan to Co mply wl'th the Law -- q % ' '7- '&/118 J ohn P. Trill! 1", (IWll(' of Ihr L/t\!cn. WIUlua IIl/t/'l, l '~l":1r'l It O'~Inlh':r . h" uttorn"',r, ulld J [ pulth Com1l1i'-sioner - tn )lflflNI, t o Bmall not rC'achl'd the uppers C' tionsofthe city yet. They began a t the south watpr front an,l a r e working from th ere up the En", Ride, ACter they finish th e work on the En.t Side, they will go to th E' 'Vest. Side, I suppose some dwe llers In flatR will objpct 10 having t heir places cla"sed as t enem en tH, but th e law ~aY8 that every building occupied by l1"10re than two t.lmllies I~ a t ene ment, anu we mu~t l'1aJot~ it a~ Ruch." " NO ROOM ERS H ealth ('om ml s~toner Greene 'y e-stf'rday ordered th t> o wn e r or the teneme nt houst.~ Ilt No. 893 'Y8-~hlngton Street, to provide It with firo escapes as requt r ed by law, Qij. GRffNf r WON'T Bf HARSH ON TfNANTS. But Occupants of United States Hotel Must Get Out N: xt VV eek. rMA."7- f rOJ J Itlt<."./ .... According to the lO-day eviction notice served ' on the ten an ts at the old I United Stlltes Hotel on the T errace, the I families r enting quarters In that bUild- I Ing mu!t vaca te it tomorrow. Health Commissioner Greene was asked today what c ourse the Hea.lth Department will purs ue It all the tam Illes are not o ut. Dr, Greene said he would not consider tomorrow the last day, but "'Ill act as tho ugh Monday were tbe tenth du}" A tew of t he t amll ies have moved t ram t he bu ild ing, Some have gone ot thei r own acco rd to homes they tound them selve8. O th ers have gone to homes pre pared tor t bem by the Cha.rlty Organiza tion Society, Most at It. tenant., h oweve r, ha ve not lett the building, "Will you compel the Temalnlng tamIlles, I t any remain, to get out at the bu ild ing' atter Mo nday?" Dr, Greene BO ," he a nswered, "It th e wea th er Is very bad It would be In_ Lodgin~ in Flat or Teneme nt B u il d i ngs, renting w a s al!ik ed , " I hardly think Dr. Gre en e Says the T en e ment Law Fo rbids !n ml1i~ by Tu e sdll)~, th e- t enempn t l nw, nnd must. s top lL 'Ve have officers out making a lis t of th e t pn~mp nt s In th'~ ('I t y . and WI) exp ect to gpt n il of th is Infonnatlon," ar Mk a e po~i blf' one \1I" two rooms to pa rtlfs who take thf'Jr m r a l~ elsewhe re. No,,- the f'xclush'e Hilts anI. lodging h()USES according to tb letter ot th e law. Th e (-'ape ot Charles Fascia, le:,=c;;eo o[ th e Cnlted States Hotel. was tak " n UP be(orf> th p gra nd jury ysteroay, The work or th(l grand jury Is nearly compl e ted Ilnd an adjournm£:nt was takEn un til 10 o'clock anY houses In Buffalo tha t arc vio1at- ~ h uman t o tu rn them o ut on the strpet. Pro ba bly w e will g ive them two or three days long'er. The Charil y OrganlZl. tl on Soc iety has the matter In hand n nd will loo k alter t h e t en an t 9. They w ill hllve to ge t out betor e long, though, a nd no new tenan ts w ill be allo~'l!d to --().J move In u n til the building Is r emodeled ""., 0 I ('TJ('WI'nt bull<Uull S'holl I, I RS a be u sed to comp ly wit h the law," 10 II~ I n,; h (:us{' or n stnbl~" n r c the w ords AN ARCHITEOT CHOSEN, !IIi \"\ flf 1\ ~f'oc t llln ot tb e new lcnC'Ule-nt l llw IUld / . ' J h~/llth C'-llll v, 1ISro Ioller C'. t{'('II C 1s or the 'o pln· Henlth COfllml"loncr I~n t bnt thiN pro\ lslon wlll have the e tl"£'Ct c" J(\euCl! of his Intcntlon to npjlly In , 0 Jlmhlbltlng l h(, !'elltlng ot rooms to IOOp("1'8 1)\ a tf'llig!'utly the Sllnllnl'~' provislou~ "'1'~ IH.'rtoltJlHi JIVing In flUl buildings. 11lf1 city ordlnllll c('s define us tl 'lodging Ille Il'Il!'lllllnt hOlls~ law In th e UPl)olllthouR(>' lUI," hlllldfng In whi ch on e or more I1Wllt of Architect (,harlcs n, S WIUl to Jl('rttons I'('ut Il room but ('li t eJ.!H!'w h l're , . folfl ld In', Grt~('IIt" I"C'Slf'rduy. "Now th e t en'~ h~ n tencment hOllse Inspector In plac.> 1Ilf'lIt law (' In ~:-;f"!i (,"('r.Y hulldlng oc(' uplcd or ]\1'. CoIiRtn uthl!', ,'c"l(ued. Mr, b,v m()rf" th ,HI t wo tUJlllll e.'t nR n tenem ent (I~('(·Pt III till' (·M4;.: or Il d ouble hou~c dJ: VHINI t roll! (~l'llli r 10 I'oo ( hy It toot· thlck hrl('k J)fll·tll l nll. Ho It Is m" T h e-Jlet tbllt no pC'rsoli !lying In 1m npnrtll1 ('O llt buildIng con h·t :t l'Oo rn t o II lodgl'r. It is. morC'on'r t be ,lIlt)' t) r t IIf" OWI1(>r or t hl' bulld l n~ to ' stop III(' p rn('tlN'. 1 hon' goh-("ll ord{'rs to th e offi('('l's ,,"110 "1'(-' ~lIth('ring t (" uelU('nt llous!' InCormallCtIl t tl (' nt('r pv('ry .ont 01' opurt. Ill{"nt hulldlng In tbt' dty, he>for~ th (l-:'\' nrc 1hrJ ugh , nu d n'C expt.'d to g'N 1111 th'Js In {ormntlon," " , t \ I<'tnl' Porl'f'lIo n )( 1 tl l,lIr. (.I! 'Jr. (),;\l llllp,Y to 1I11lld!04 Jloints (If Juw t'lnploy UClI ' C'?,f°1l hnd n I!'gn l opinion on this , t~ 0 thr II. I n la l Inn iI "II' 1'1 I Qlt('8t on, h(" wns n~kNl In th8 IJMl I . I pnrtmPllt Who ' I 1 \\ 1 lng, nne !oInJr IP w(Juld lIum uUlkc "\"0' It Is OJ C (1h 'f I ' r Il OURP On 11 m \\ Or f~ 'I dt"'d .. j()J] ill tli(> n t I ' . " J 0 (' PW p rov ff)O DS or orm thrt t<'rlnn t ' H' lfol'rnl'(I t'o f n ~ . , 111 pro ~th(O lftw which ore p erfectly P]UI0:....,;JY .. D Of tbptr ('IU~f'\s " ,' , Ih,· rnr1~ ('an'('HI1I' " 1 - ' .Grc('uc l'c-u!!cd. ' bf) ', lit II' t1 . k J.{ tl\jul.l· nl,out ~ lt ~ 11I A t ht' re "ill Iw lbat no bnrclfiiJil) w~'1J !t"~ I Ihplfl {Jnt, nne] _ _~L-~If' are LA FORBIDS ' TWO-FAMILY HOUSES TO CARRY LODGERS WHO TAKE MEALS OUTSIDE, Ing the ln w by carrying roomers who t a ke th eil' meals elsewhere. The provision may apply to hundreds at tur- ' T'l pnnis J, f'-On~tAntlnl·. who rf>r£'ntly ~ banlll'rl In hi!! rt'slgnalion. Thl' nppolnt- : nished-room houses In this c ity. mE-nt was marlf' anft announc.'I.c1 about The owners ot suC'h houses, Dr. Greene 10:3f'\ o'dock thl mnrnlmr; by Heahh Com- thinks, a r c ampnablc to th e l aw, and mlnlom'r "·I\Itf'T n (;n flnp The uppolntm"nt I~ tor sixty d,\ys onl~', he Is not at a ll certain tha t the r oomers the Ch'n Sf"r\'lcf' Comml. !!I1"n bcin~ toX- or lodgers themselves a r e not subject to I l'f'ctpd to holl! nn (,)~Rmln ,tlcm for Ihp prosecu tlon. PCI!'tlllon within thflt periOd, Tht' m.tn "It would take 0. Philadelphia lawyer who pall ~ ~ hlghc fit on th list wHI bP 'plaCId In th(' polltln" pt-rm,nt'ntly. .A to figure out 0.11 ot th e proposltlonR In Falary M Sl, -) n rtar Is nttachl~t to the thi~ la.w," :::ahl Dr. GreenE" yesterday, O~';'lth commls!lir'l1f'r Cre( IlC Itaill that "but thaI one s ('tlon Is perfectly pln ln, ArC'hltt'ct rhnrlf'!I n, Rwan of th~ 23rd ,Vard WdB this mornln~ appoint. d h'm, pornr}' It''l1(mt'n t In~r('('tor ttl pu('C'ef'd Dr to the ntt p ntl()u t 1 lit llll\' Y<-l ('111:('rj W'W tcnl'lIH'lIt In\\' WI'ut hun 1!f'II('rnl ~trprt nTul th& "ralld J,:,.t.lI! Iwulth (]('JlIlrtlll('llt in .\pril, l!HIl. I.lIt, In veinl 1t',cil->lutit,D Intlctn!(illt I ' ! " ' of'ain_t I) IS Unw ~ II ' I ' I I ' . I ' ~1(prllJg nn' i t , \'ih HIIIIJ)('/ ~o tl10t it di.l lInl become , t I" !('t.:fo;p(, I ..... I'',IS- "IT ' I'ttl Inlo T ' ,JnnUlll')' 1M, (10, wlIn, in"" f\ \lIJ.I' . , ( "IInrt ,. 1'1 ,t', 1\{, III until What ho lInll t .0 £!'f.tlllg roO lllfol, did ju ...'t l~H':!, It: II or" I'"rlnt''''''ltlll '." . ".. '", "I JlIJ[ to du , WH'" J,::1\'t\1I to ~Jr, Trih lp hv I t "en~l()II" th thr t ('nalltA or t"lt J'(HU'Ul hnli 81~" tflill till" (·it~' um,·inl 111 til" Slllrrlllf' r or l001 t~ H' 11I11111i) ('011' ,t 't I ~ any att(llltion to th I.;' li'H ttl IIi' r ,,,, I nIl) a If''lIIj1orll/',r JlfIl/'! dnrlll~ henlth dr'llllrt'll' ell()IIl'l""4 IIO....tNI fly thr' lh,p I'UIl·.\ lI lf·rit·UJl Jl:xplIsilllln, T'ds 1)('1't'llt A I Whnt hOR 1'('/'11 rr" 1 ('tt~t. thnt is Illil Wltr; io ('X)lil'f' (In J'j"'/,llIIH'r :n!ol.t, 100 1, by inlipef'tors n I fIOrtf'rl l'r, Orf'Nlt. On til:I' lIllY til(" 0\' JIlT iiiI'd plUIH fClr wbo hlln,' Intf'I;,n~,!,,)IY C. O. K worl,er~ nitr ,ruI ifJlI!oI to turn it into II h'II"lI1pnt it is n fnet th at 1 Itl'll th{:'"'rj'lildin~. Hill] 1tJ,t1l1l1. 1\1111 flu' pln ll ."" W~I'(" Ilppr"yt'li So hn\-e olu'vl'i.l tt lot nil or the rUlllilipi hI" n. "I'rt~ tlilit it c.;honld h{' g'ovf'rllf'd hy Th!' CJ;nrih' HO' ')~'l('~ to, mon'. II"~ old j(Ollr'lIll'llt Juw, whi('h i M DoL U!i nIdall th o ' . ,rgall17.f1lto n .'C)f'iPty h :H"J(·t. :I~ till' Jlew, hrt~ ~on(l!ie fl;tnll~''i whif'h 'litl Dl()\'p n~ l lr, ( :n'f'lIf' !"nid this rnnrnill~ t.hnt :\[r the n('PII.' l«) nr III thp ('nsl'!. of L"'l" nn't 'i'riJ.lf' Itnu Slgn'l cl ttl t\I)mpC'1 nil out l\\"~lIty' cr onc's a..; l I "" (. 0 f I f 'I' , I 10°', 0 )', ' I I Ul vn n!'e tb Olll 1'('llt CI t 1(' HIlII if'S III t 1(1 hlliJdil,l'l' to In",'e ,., ., il,', OI'N'n{' "'I'" . 1J1lt..\s lllf" 'f' ~:(' tell c'II)~I,t~ III UII' hUilllI tr) he hnr(t ",:til.; It 1~ IHlt hiM lli"lIlO"-hi OI1 i~, j \\ "Jlty flttnlJu'. ('I)"ln he l){'rmitt~ll to thl1t ho ",'II I, ~ Ilf"ft1ltnt(' flln'!ili(,~ rl ItV(' tlH'r(" llurtf'r tllr IIf'W Inw, He DIM mQw'd I J I:{ \(' tlH/!o(' whi('1I h • lin H~rl~d 10 lIJake> tllf' lmiJ<lillg tnnre sanitary otb{'r ' nnr 11:'1\(1 IlIl(1n nnnli nrl' not in fJU'I'r J'(lsJlI"I'L<.;. 'lU1\rtf'r~ fu tl I p to J,!'t1: (' (. l(o h fl~ I '.. r 1l'r I'j\n"onl1l I I ()J'11rH'aI H/JI IIIlI1M' I JI'u)(lmnn in fltru(' t- "t" 'fh e blu(-coa ted, Bra~s -buttoned polleemen v.'ho hu.ve b t>en stri king tel'ror to the henrts or. thl;' children ot the tenement diSt rict ot th Ea~t Side in t h eir Inspection will n o w ~R k Questions of the 'West Side rs and pry tnto their ways o r' Ig' lng. In many cases in the m os t exclu!'lve nr Ighbo l'hoods where rent!; are high flilts Health Commissioner Greene, In going o\'er th e teneme nt~housc act aga in yesthe 6iiTT;-flng-anr" n,' Iy with tbe terday. made fL discovery that there Is a law, nnd that he mu~t not rent It as a provl~lon In thnt lnw that tenementh ou"es shall not be used as lodglngtenE"m t;:n t olin nft('rw~rd,~ it W3!111 learne-rl that h ouse~. lnosmuch as the law defines a firtpen llnll.tn ramill~~ hnu moved In_ l C'nemen t-h ousc ns a ny hou!:!c (except a double house with n toot-thi ck parti tion I dividing It from ce llnr to roor) In whlcb RCHI TECT SWAN IN DR. CONSTANTINE'S PLACE. , two famllkq 1I" e, It Is belle,'ed th ere are U i - I,d 8 J an unry 18th tornorro . I the ten (]II>-' nilow~ I I ~v, ]114 the InRt ot c:~.. lweI It !-liWit "IIf1ft'r{o!H'C thb mor npaftrneDt tnr th (. III! 'i"\ tH' Itt·nlth dt" iul.: with ('urpnl'ntion ('UUIl '-!.!! V .. llUnun tamih~:i troUl th " 1°_\ ·1lJ.:'I CJt the .. \'l(tt·lt iu r",luti"1I to tilt, r Jl11plnillS thnt thf> J nr k' , 'lA' ,nit'" Th' Hut", II I" I I ~I\\ nnnn II olpI'J!'i hf'lll,l{ . bUI._"lDg 0 11 t ill' T"rra,'f', tI,fo(l'd Or' n tt'UI:UlI'll t bU\lng fnllen 011 co I (' lOin tillY .tl1ll dol'''' JlI,t t'lIlllply wlih thf' It1'f)Ylsi<lfls 1-, 11111 n \' hOWI'Y(' II I ' Coonnt'ion!!r nre< i '. ,r, "0 Itil 0 f tie t<n"IIIPllt Inl\' I"'",,",li ng 'nJlitat;"JI . mit tb"1ll to rr'n~n~l1:~t ~d"('ldr'(~ to lJ('r,:\rr Tr.j}'ll!' hH~ I'\Jlrf'''l->td H de-... irr t o The uctnp"li~n ot tliI; IOIII\II,), r~'"'l'l~, ",It II till' 111\\", hilt ,'onlenrls Ihnt tnpJUcnt iii Ilrrlll:lhl' . , lJ11l1lhn~ n!'t a Id lJtI1l-ilTll! ~lllJllld be g'o"('rlll'd by r it e violation of tilr, l!'n;'m!hl 1I){"t J1n~nnt hid l"III'I' ,"nl In\\,K an,I']I,t IhO' new, Th. 'I) Mj HAVE TO building lind apartment-house In LA KAWAN NA HOTEl'- lIat the cit}', "but," he addpd. "they have UT ON MONDAY a I Greene f i nds a Kink i n th e Tenement Law that may affect many of yt9u. In t hE" DellUrtment "ml th'e ltnliltllR, and all w ye~t er dny Steyer !:',Jsta1:1eQ .se'er~ w !ln _~ \\ll "ill k .p her ur.-der t':l_ u of a l'hY~I­ .. I n('k~on. n E"y of a- WHA THO, ROOMERS! at the old Unlt~d Stnt.~ Hotel, charged with vlolntlng the teM- , The ten ement ho(J;e 'crusade brlnalng Into the IImpllb'ht at publicity the squalid condillon the ho mes o f the poor, I" now Rrt to bring Into the same light thp more excl U91ve heroes at t he 'Vest Side ano or the a"en u es. H ealth Commissioner InterprL1s th e ln w to Include fiats and apartmen t h ouses where more than two taml11 l;'s are Hving and w h~r~ rooUlS are l"E'r.ted to others who. a re not members of fhe family or do not take their meals at th e fam ily tablp, r 'a HE ('nIt!! or Charle~ Fascto, l e8sel. ment hOW~t· law, FLESH LACERATED BY DOG'S TEETH ~" 7-'1° ~ District Attorney's Office Arraigns Lessee of Old Hotel for Tenement Law Violation. .!:;r"~nl~l!l"'>S or :';\ynn I~ au urchitect of "stllblisI1l'd l'f'IHltntion, tboroll~hlr fnmili:Il' wit h t'o llstrllrlloll c1etalls, alH1 will brillg Ill,> ]ll'a (' ti<-al jtll1gllwnt or nu expert to l)('ar til c>'xfllllilllug tt'lll"lll l"Jnt ~{J'uefUl'PS n nd Indtc'uti llA" J"eme'llf l.~:-; . tor th('il' f""II~ , It I~ !Jilt J'!'n8onnble Thil l n JUIlU rlll11l11 l1l' willi bulhllng In all Its t1('pnl'lul!'lJls s ho uld htlvC llJis work 111 hnlH1. '1'11(, l'o u(liti(ms of ilil'H IUH'(~, lig ht, JlltullhluJ>: ana hentlllg RIlII sftfl'1;' ('"W, .110111,1 llc b l' Malt w Ith h;' n h llll(l pj' I'll th"'!' thnn. n ph;-,I('\"'I, 111'. Hl'l' . . . ll(l hUH nlhlrrl 10 the ctttc1vl1<" Y (If his s in if by I he n J1l'oJllllll~nt of Mr, -- �~ II B ~"""......:,...""""""~......~",,~__~__~~~~~,~~~,,,,__~~~~~~~~~~( - tlon Soci ety In finding Quarters tor , those who a re to be eYlcted from the Telrl1.Cl' t enelnent and. the condition of the weather a re factors which will de~ le rmlne largely the coure of Ihe Health 1 Co mmIS 910!I(\1~. That offi cia l holds that law or no I:lw it would be th e h ei g h t o f Inhumanity t~ ~ drh'e the poo r t enenlent house lodge rs i ll to t he streets homeless. if the weat her f Is s yere l\londay, as t he weat her rore. cast Indicates. 1 " I sha ll n ot be in t oo much of a h ur ry," s8,id D r , Green e y('ste r day. "bu t a t th" sa m e tim!> I w ill ta k e cn r e th at PLAN t he d ig nity a n d maj"sty of t h e la w a r e TO ISSUt: $100,000 uph eld. I am disposed to gi ve th e Ch arity Organization Socle l y e ver y op- I WORTH OF CITY BONDS FOR porlunlty t o find qua r te-I's fo r th e poor people who m u st leas~ the U n it ed LIBRARY PURPOSES St a t es Hotel. I u nd e rstand lhlll t ba t soclety bas advanced mon ey t o Some or MAY OPPOSEO. the If'nnn t s . w ho ha,"e u sed it to pay fU<. -1 ~ - I q t('a nsfel' a n d o th r (lo x pens es inctdpn t a l ! t o mO " ing. A la l'ge number of tll ~ge people are wlthnu t r ea dy J"lloney a nd a • WARR N'S SUGGESTIO N fe w have paid th e il' rent fol' wee ks in advanc<" I und erslUnd . V~ry m a n y, I doubt 110t, have paid unt il th e 1st of PROPOSE D (,O XSOLID.-\T IOX I' IOT F e bruary a t least. a s It I~ Quite t h I' OP{;J•.\R WIT H FRl EXDS OF cust om for ten:lnts of t h i~ cbss to pay In ad,-ance. These peoplf'. I suppose. TH E GROS VEXOR.-EDITOR will h3,.\"e to lose t h e money th us paid in:' B UTLER'S STATE_ J ohn T ribl~, agent of lbe L ac k a :II E ~T , Wclnna Hotel, ca lled o n H ea lth C'o m~ missioner Gree ne a nd announced hIs willingness t o com pel a ll bu t t we nt y A clash between Leader "W1I1I.m C t .unilies to vaca te th e building If t his w ill bring It withi n th e prov isio ns of Warren and Editor E. H. Butler "'r the ne,v t enenw nt h ou se law. H e wa s acco mpnnied b:r hIs atto rney. E dwa rd lhe merits of Ihe Grosvenor Llbrarr R. O':\la ll e),. D r . G r een e th inks th a t as bill can hardly be averted owing 10 tl, th e building has ten closet s, t his ar- positions that have been assum!d b; range ment will be sntisfac t ory. pro,ptd . both parties. The bill ostensibly ed it Is r end e red sa tis fac t orr i n oth er poses to enable lbe cily lo bond Its<I! rt\spec ts. [or $100,000 for library purpos". am,,; w hich Is in ~luded the extension or It! Grosvenor Library in Franklin Slit t 50 as to take io the property no'\\' OC'CUpled by the cyclorama building In Ed· ward Stree t. ::'lr. Butler slates that Ihe IIbrarr ~ badly crowded and that many vaIUl)!' ma ps n~d books are storod ...ay In the basemen t owing to the facl 1M there Is not sufficient room in the Illb' UNITED ent Quildlng to meet the needs or It.. i TENANTS OF THE institution. Mr. Warren has ra:..! the contentiQn that the Grosvenor IJ· STATES HOTEL HAVE PAID brary's usefulness is along the utli lines as the Buffalo Public LlbrOf)'. RENT IN ADVANCE. and has sugKested a consolidation (If the two. Mr. Butler made public hi. vie'" ID the matter last e\·ening and re~1 ' NOTICE EXPIRES to ~[r. ·Warren. "Those attacking tb ~ 63 MR l p",1 lTALIAN CARLTON E, LAnD. ~A rv1ILIE8 Charity Orguu i znth.ll S ociety A tto rn e y C uitU S th e F e nrs of Thoee ,Vho A rc R e ntin g r WON'T MOVE ROOllU In Flat.. o MISDEMEANOR. TO KEEP A ROOM= ! ER. IN COZY FLAT au I y- 1D.3 _ _ _ _ _ .&hal fsub mit t o your depar tment a de. Carlton E . L a .ld, attorney of the Charily Orga nl za ti on Soc let)". deci ares D!". Greene is a ll w rong and tha t it is not a misdemea nor. as th e head ot the Health Departm ent has sta t ed, tor dwell e r~ In fl a t~ to k eep a r oomer whom they do no t a lso bou rd. I n a lettel' to The Couri er :\11". Ladd r- a y~: "An a rti c le appeared in y e.sterd a.~··s lPapel's c ontain ing an in te n "lew with Benlth Commls§lopr r G~ D r. Green e is l'ej)6Flel as ~ayln~lYa t, 'It any person Ih-Ing in fl at E' a re renting rooms to lodge rs. w ho do not ent at the family table. they are dolating th e tenement la w an d must s-top It. We ve office r9 out making a I1st of the enenlcnt.q in this city. and we expect o get nil of thts Informa.tion.' Dr. Greene Is represented as bnsing this tatement upon t he pro\-jo;;!on in th(' tenement house la w that tenement bouses sMIl not be u""d as lodging houses. The Impre,-$ion Is gi \"en that hundreds oC people renting furnis hed rooms rny be ylolaling tLte tenement house act. WROX G . "A Simple r eading of thp statutf's "'-ould havp disc losed t he error at once. Dr. Greene i~ COl' l·E't'tly reported, he has not properly d pfined the term "tenement hou se.' A mere r eeltn 1 ot the statutes ~h ow,.. at :l glance what little foundati on lhel'e Is 10 this scare, w hich . qt l'ung(ll)- eno ugh . ~e-em~ to have Originate d with the De-pa rtmen t of Health:' Ypsterddy th e- L'harit~· Org:lJ"li7ntiun oeiety sE'nt to tht2' Dl?parlm~nt ot Henlth . through Its:: attOt·neL tb e re~ port ot J H , Lav~rln, it~ nrc hlte('t and 1nsilectO l', who 11as been gOing Over the plans of new and rebuilt tenenlents as lIed with th E' dppur .. m£l'nt. The letter et transmittal, wrItten by :\11". L a ud . ractically brl~rs the report. It Is III part as tollo\\ s: U Library bill." he said, '1IEA J.TH c o~nII SS IOl\"ER GRE E l\" E ' DE CLARES IT WO ULD BE I :>iHU- ty OrganIzation Attorney Says Health Commissioner Has Given Sub-renters in Apartment Buildings a Needless Scare-Greene Won't Be Hard on Tenement Dwellers. ill S D EF I X I'I' IO ' TOMORROW t ai led statement in "Titing, ,cl'ified, of tbe specifioatlons for tb e cons lru crlon and r Ol' the light and yen taat lon of s u ch t pnemelH h ~ms e or bUIlding. t oge th er with a full alld comp:p t e- copy of th e plan~ of sur h work. Th~ de parl ~ ment ts cbarged with tb e ex ami!1ation of all s u ch pla ns and specifica t ions. HI t is fu rt h er pro,·ided, that th e co nstr u ct io n. nlteratio n or c011\-erslon of te ne m ent h o uses or pa r ts thereof shall not be eommeneed until the flling of s ll ch plans and specifi('ations and a pprova l thel·eof by the tlepal"tmellt. If su ch plans and specifications, up on e xam ina tloll . are fo und to con fo r m to th e pl·oYisionfl of th e act a nd to th e building ordlnnnres and regul ati on~ . th ey shall be nppro,-ed by the depart· m ent and n w ri tten ('ertlficate iss ued. Section 1 ~~ pro"ides that no tenement houses hereafter con~tru{"ted or made su('h by alteration sho.11 be o('('upied in whole C)r in pan uIHIl the iss uanee of a certificate by thE' departme nt. sho\\"ing that lhe building as consll'ucted conforms in all respeC'tl~ to th e 1" e ~ t .,ec ~ t·Ion 1'" qu Ir emen l l" 0 [ t he ac'. prescribes sev(>re pennlliE's for orrupa . lion without such cel'tlfioate. Offend ing ownel·s canuot ("ollect rent from ten a nts. The Department of W ale r Supply shall not p~rml t wate r to be furni5h ed in any such tenelnent hou se, The s a m e shall be deemed un fi t fo r J human · habitation and t he-Dep a r tment; oC Hpalth ,:;,hall ca use t h em lo be _0,) T O T L'RN P EOl' LE I :>iTO T H E S'l'RE E T I N DAD 'VE. A.T H E R . <U<- d " 7- . Iq 0 ~ It hdugl1- the ten d~·s· n o tice Issue t! b y H ealth Commissioner Greene to the O fSR E G.\ RD T HE LAW, El <'AC KAWA NNA HOT r'V NOT BE VACATED bl il into the streel. Proba y we "" I gIve them t\\·o or three daY5 longer. Ho\\ · (t' -er, the Charity Organization has t ll!~ t I J "rge and I t will look afte mat e r n .c r th ese fa.mll1es. ~ TENEMENT LAW STRICT. 1.... C annot R ent Rooms to Lodgers r ta Mf'on of B uilding. t,. ~ .. ~I~d ~ fMA- ·1 I 'l,o,uJohn p , Trlbl • owner of I • £ R. I on Main street. "O'.nMnnnl~e~o~~s Illw)'er. H ealth c~~u~ . " d Corporat ion "" sloner Greene all conference F eldma n held a. t ktn bT Dr· , day'" relative to the ahctlo~en:Dt! or tilGree ne ordering t e mo'" out bf Lackawanna Hotel 10 I_~'uesa"y next lhe old 1f.""",1 Mr. Trible clalm~ his building. house law govetrn e the new laU" " Is not as s trl c as 190t went Into effect Jakn It'ha"t lIr. Tr~!': Mr. Feldman as edIn wrltlnr . J "'~ c lai ms b e submitted an opfnloD OJ he will give Dr. Gree~e Health COIn" th e propt:r course tor ml •• loner 10 tak"d Mr Trtbl. olfettd D;: -Gr~ne ~ber ~f farnWTo ;fOfftJ re~m As there ar! (bettD te nemb\l~~ng 'thls would brJn't of the in the U t e requJrtm e red to ement UP _ 0 ~j~ Trible al!O 0btr tlJdtDI. PlmrepSreo~~el~~"e 8~nitaUon of the u. as fsQDone Now, 3 41A. '/ 7 0 tpnement houses an d ot·C' upied. a.nd that Ht2':llth ('omnfl.C:~loner Greene ha~ dlsIn no Cas hu~ the department is,:;;uE'd co,·prt>u n clau£le in the t en{'men t boU!::e the final certith'utp showing that the law whkh ma:r incon,-pnie-nee many ('ompl~te<1 buildings hU'"e been ('o n~ p~ple who Eye In apartment houses ~tl'U('tfl'ct or altered to conform to the l"C'quIl"ement~ of the art. Other ,'lo l n~ anti sublE't apartmentR to room ers. The law provides a t ent-Inent hoU!~e tions are set fOt·t h speCifically In th e shall not b~ uQed a" a lodging house. report and require no comment:' " "II \ 1' OW·H~R. ~Il"ST DO, A t ent!ment hou~e Is one In "hleh th rpe I) \ ¥ 0 ..... E \ ' JCTI OX. or more famille~ dwell. Lodgl?rs are 'The r~pclJ t spe~lk~ fIll' itselr, but I room l'r~ who gt't thl?'lr nleals awny lIQ\·e been l"l?qu£,!I;teu to ca ll ~-o ur att!:'n · This lfi' th~ day. acco rding to H pu!t h from thE" hou~e "ht're they room, Rigill hon to the pl'ovi~lons oC the statute CommiSSioner Grepne's edict . when th e Interpretat ion and ('nlorcement of the which embra<:e thl~ g enera l $ubj £'ct. big t pnPlllent bom:;e on the Tt>I':-ace. law will nfTe-ct hundreds of !urnlshed~ Section l~l 1)1·o'"tde~ that befor e the known as th e United States Hotel. room hOl1.<:!p O" ·DPrs. eonlltructinn or n lteratlon or a t en e- sh.ould be vacat£l'd, but unle~.::) the com . "It would ta.ke a PhlJadE"lphla lawyer it is said. ment hou.~e, o t the a lteration or con· mIssioner ha~ c hangf"d his mind o\'er- to .figure out .111 th~ proYisions of the \"'el ton of a butlding for u~ "1 S n te ne- J night t he tenan t s will not be dj~turb(ld law, but th f~ sertlon t~ plaIn," said Dr. Dl""nt house is comme-nced. thE' ownt;>r bf' fol"1?' tornorruw, and perhaps not t ht'n _ Gl'epnp" "Ie an}" persons Il,ing in .fint!1l ~ T h e sueeeSA ot t he CharIty Orgnniz:\~ a re TentIng room~ to lod"gt>r~ who do no t ent at the familY table the}f ar~ Ylolnti ng th e t~n("m hou!'=€: law a 1."~('11 ('on ~tructed buildings ~\'l Cl< " I t 1.ppea rs, f rom the I'eport of the tlrc'hltect, that m alty not t e nan t s of th e U nited S t:iteS""l'ro lei to vaca te the premises e xpires tom? rro~-, thE"re a r e still ma ny fa milies liVing 111 the bulld,lng. Because the expiration of th e notice to yacate falls on Sun da y th e H ealth Commissionerd will ta ke no fu r ther actio n unt11 )'Ion a y, l\la ny of the fami lies tha t have com· plied with the notice haye been a ssl s~('d in finding nt.:.w home& by t he Chanty OrganizatIon Socie ty. a nd the la tter ha3 its hands fu ll in taking care o f a ll t he cases where eyictions a r e threatenpd. As t he Italia n fam ilies in t he Unit ed States Hotel a r e r eq uired to pay the ir r e nt in ad,-a.nce it is not Sllrprislng th a t m any of th e m refuse to Inove o ut until th e time UI) to ,,·h. ich th ey have paid th eir r ent has expI red. In some cases the Charity Orga.P-'za.tion SocIety h!ls adyanred money to assist th e poofPr '" f a ntilies in mo ,"ing. Comnli~~loner Green e w as aske d what Lj h e intended to do next :\I onday in th e cases at those f amilies which refused to I lno ' "e. III b "It Is hal-d to tell just what W 9 d OllP ," said the Commissioner. 0 wner" Of"W ill you compe l t hem to vacate?" Jolin P. T ri b le, t he I h h ' "I it hardly so. f t toe wea er 15 f ers to Imp'o ve the Sanlbad w ou ldthink be inhuman turnt them va- P sons Livin2" in Apartment Buddin[s d C;.l te . '·hav~ i I fa Ir consideration. Tbe bIll doe, .no ro m pel the city to pay one cent unlf~ it wants 10. It Is simply an enabl"" and pm powering act giving the CoBman Council the right to spend ,ull· cient money to extend the library If I" Council so deSires. I have given, "Teat deaJ ot time to th e lli'ork ani ha\·. brought jnto it all the bu,I, ,,' ability that I possess. Olhers hm don. the same. It there I. anyonHh, wishes to reUeve us of that work oUld g l\'e the management of the InstltutJco the same time and attention I fefl thlt t he trustees wm s tep out. " If you " '111 look a t the la,t report of the BJ)srd of Public Health you.m notice tha l -. he c'-"dora m& barn Is IIIr •t oJ yery bad sanitary condition and Is J! becoming a n uisance. It is dele~r.f'~~1( to the library and It"1ll e,"el!tua1b. ha f to be a bated. The li brary IS ser' In( 3 most excellent purpose and has piOgres5ed materially. a nd alo ng wlt~d{~: other trus tees I have taken con! [I, able Interest In the ,,-ork. and ~or Ih~! rea~on I am desirous or secU~Jn:t ~I_ pac:sage of the blJl that Is n1W " "bany I intend to do a ll that Is PO,'!" ",l b'.e · lo obt.ln fa vorable con.,.lderatl .. '" to r th r same In both hou!!es. J __ _ , have as and altered in to nt yu:er-I rJ u:: ° �139 11ENEMENT PLANS G. ~f ~[ ~'~fN I TRIBLE ESCAPES LAW? .lfmong th, ••• "rganizations Filed Plans fOl'-t he Lackawanna I HALf INSPfCTfO, T[[NANTS. H f c. o. __'~. 7-".' S. Arc hite ct Makes Report Scorin g Work of Dr. Constantine. tr1 t he Day before the Act became effective. EY CTIONS- luot a UaHon., Banquet., Buslnu. and ocinl 'J.,,,II,,,,. We'r" ,*,-~ait'i~Y·1~·:-'C'lendnr. WMORROW on • • . " . ' \ ,,·ell· a tt ended public meeting of the S T.\ 1 J, :; HOTEL ~ ILL Cb~rityOrganlzatlon Qcle t y was b e!.l a t T HE" BE ".V·'\TED-F.\S,'lO o'clock las t Tue sda)' a lt'rnoon In t he )IAY HE I X Jrl'E f'. Colonial P a r lor of the Genes ee H Olel. ~ 6' • The president or the soclet )'. t he H Oll. v T. Guilford mith. occu p ied t he chai r . I: ;>;lT E D I 14 COMMISSIONER GREENE DOE~ TENEMENT LAW DIGESTED NOT INTEND TO BE TOO EX J ohn P. OWllt: f lie the !..ackn- t a nd after a fe w prelimin a ry rem arks Ullt 1. tlll'ol1zh hl"= a ttorney. E' by l\! r. F rederic Almy. Mr. Sm.ith in~ I: ACTING IN ENFORCEMENT OF Attorn ey for t he S ocie ty Takes T!W... 1111<.1 )'~lnl1.y. hu. mi->d a legal q ues. I troduced the tlrs t .p~aker. Superm t en d - ~ ' ~nl Henry P. Emerson. w ho m::lI..ie 'l. LAW- THEC.O.S.ADVANCES the Posit ion T hat Owne rs tlon ~, io "h-the.· th~ h"ulth depart· most mterestlng address on "Ed ll ca tlon ' mt'nt has th~ rl~ht to ('omp.,t him to and Poverty," lir. Emerson dis;:u ~seC. MONEY TO THE VERY POOR of Flats Can Have make hI> hulhllng nn In",'r ~lain strp"t hIs s ubject irom man y >ta n d poln t •. ('Inform tn t h(' Tt!qUlI"tml('nl';; of th ·"' dwelling pri n Cipally on t he fact tha t the FAMILIES. Roomers, ' l " npment-hou~ ar. hn pro\'emE-nt which has tak en place in T I J I ~"Q ~ I . , -t, :\.Ir. Trlbl,.. nhtth\p) R p\~rmlt to Tun the mR:1Y classp~ during the p as t centu n' has been the direc t res ult of the spread of educaUon. Dr. De Lancey Roch~ster gave a short talk on "Hygiene and P ov er ty." emImen ts ma.de in thp hu lloing. to turn it phasfzing the fact th at m any d ea ths tnto a tpnt:>ment. llt' t11pd th"" I'lan~ occ ur l~OIll unsanitary con d itions and on the la'-t da.~: 1)( thp )' a r, and 3. ~ the it these conditions ;\'ere lm pro~'ed, th~ 1 .~ art di d not become ... f- I deat h rate would be m uch 10\\ er, Dr. I tent:'m(>nt- 1I,)U~I.. • Rochester also fl:ald many d i seal:ie~, in (eet h e in Rut"ialll until thE' fvl\owmg1 ,. J anuary 1 11)0" ht' d3.lmc::. h l~ c ludln~ tuberculosis. t yohoid an~ (R., • . -., scarlet fe\'er; are ea~ily p r ev ent oA a n d , h uilding ('om{>'- undt'l" tho:"' pr~YI~lOns of that the peo~le ought to b e taugh t to t h e old tenelllent - hou~p In\\ , and not protect themselves properly. the n('w , i Dr. ~Y.J lt!i:J' P p ' Wlte ~l'oke on the ~ 1n n <'onft:'!""pni'p that )1 1'. Tnble n nd benefit ot public b.3 :.hs. and stated his a tt('rnt")' harl Yt'~t ~l'llay with r .;>:\lth t hat n,an~' of the t e,.'1eme nt h ouses h a d I t ·omml~~tonE.'r Grepnt"' ..ntl l'o rp(lratlon been ~\'erhauled amI put in lI: ~aniU\ry c'o un~f'l F~lJt'ttfth. thr (\wne r o ( the co ndltton since the a u t h orltu:s had bu ilding e-\'inN'o a willingness to put deC ldred th~ir lute-HUon of e nforcmg the It I a OO d ~J.nl!an· t'ondltlon. He agreed tenE.'nlent-h?use la\\'. . n e .. A resolutIon wa s passed, asking Geon .. t rt>:--Jl ~('" t thut pr(",, '1!'10n of the- la\\ eral ~ana e r :Mitte n of t h e lnt ernathat rt:'qu lrE"~ fl. t Ipu :-t on(" c-1o ~et tor tlonal S treet R ailway and u pe r inte nde\'fOry two famlll(,~. ..:\~ tr.~re a re ten fOn t Bull of the Police D e partme nt to dO~E' t~ in thf' b iJ ild'ng. )'l r. Trible tt:'f'l~ C'o.ope-rate In enforC'ln g- the law p ro.\ en tlth',1 to haw' twpnty familie s In t h(' hlbiting- expectoration In tbe stree t bulldin"", Hr h:.1.S promised to co mpd (a rs. 'a II t, u't~that numb,'r or ra11l11l E'~ to ya • • • a t.<.' 0 \,; h I l' P O~fORnO\Y :.he t.:-n -day notice to It has fallen to e lo t ot Health Com- th('l bU11din~~ a'" a, .(l l~ (ur n g t hl:! u n\"!h....,.. lP. po;s~~d on tht- d(,or~ af the missioner Greene and the C harity O r- A merkan. l."\lll)~ltlO11 . ,\t th'" end of t:niled S[att~!' Hotel hy Hedth ganlzatto n Society to ha.ve 3. "inter the exp()o;:ltton~' at' he ord{'reu improYf"- Commissicnn "'.lher D Greent'. e X-/digeSl of tenement house law in all Its plr\s. aud tberl? al\:: siLl many fa.n,thes phas.es. C arlton E . Ladd. attorney for lu the blllllJin g. Inasmuch as the Cha r lt)~ O r ganization Soc iety. has I'"'t-' ~ ... ,- ~ HIP last d IV ot tbe illlotteQ. tImE" ar- ta k en a. prominent part in the discu s .. . slon pro and can on the subject. rhes or. ,"" unday. Dr, Gree ne" III re-cog.,.., I . The N EW::; Is In rece pt O L a co mI I h d t 'li~en~Cl~~:lrb:sI~Jii:l13)~aC;ni~~~ r~h?c~ mun1caUon tro m Attorney Ladd, in m!wed ilttv the build'ng w h~n Charle-s whi c h he call attention to an inte r\~iew F\t.;. ! .) I~Mrd It from Gec rge G. Da yld· In wh lc h the Health Co mmissioner is ~.tn. rN:elyer of pr;)tHs and rents:, ap- q uoted as saying: "That if any perPOlO tt"d b)' tb~ S: upn:-mE.' Court tn fore - s o ns l1 Ylng In lints are renting rooms dosull~ p~t!\·lIn~. ha\'e o: rl?n d y lett t o lodgers, who do not ea t at the tam~ tilE' rlah ' l'lnd hR.n~ be~n p'aced In uher fl y table, they a re violatIng the Tene1 h()'I<:~ under thl? dir-:?'C 10r of 1 ~ Ch::r- rnt!nt Law, a nd m ust stop It. "-e haYe It'.. (lr In· :"!.llc!l .5=o.::I"'tY. o fficers ou t ma king a lis t ot the teneXo,," that tbe Departm E' nt ot Health ments In thi s ci ty. and 'we e xpect to is r1g(lrou~ly enforl,.'lng [he Ten ement g~t all ot this In formation." Dr. Greene lal\"', ha\'ing ~n !lPurred eon by the I~ represented as basin g this statement Charity OrganlzJ.tion 8 )clet y, the Ia t- upon the pro\' lslon In the tenement ter has its hands full handltn!=" the house law t ha.t tenement houses shall c.ues of de~tltution brou~ht to It at- no t be u s£>d as Jodglng houses. The Imtentlon through the nc tlon o t Ht'aIt h lit h h d 1 Commissioner Gret'nl'. In the dead at pre!s o n s g \~en t a t un re-I. ~ l~ peopie r en ting furnished rooms A c t. be winter. ,,'Ith uro weather pre\'atHD~, \~Iolatl ng the Tenement Hou!=-e may Att o rney Ladd dl.~ml~~es t he Q uota~ ('~tE'. Dr. Greene "Was considerate enough to think ot tb _e poor pl'Opit'. who woUld tlon with the sta.tement: Th~ C\uf'~tlon or appllca.bl1tt ~· ot the bave to bl\ tbrown Int~ the street ~"A simple re!1dlng o r t he stat utes new law tl) )[1". Trl~ I£>'!'; hu lluing wa~ eau~e or vioiuh1n of the la w. H e did would hove d ls cJo~E.'d the error a t once." laid beforE' thf' r'or:'Io r ll tlon ('oun:::\?1. not l','ant to!ee thi!! done. and in some Atto r ney Ladd ha~ submitted to the :\lr. F elrlm.an n . . .,u(' .... tt?d ,l"tlo!'ney E. R. lnstanCl'~, tor sWt-et cbnrlt ~-'s sa ke. H ealth Co mmifl:sloner the report or F. he- allowed exten;ll;lons ot time F thl o' )rnt1e~' to write down thC' po ints h "'" he was jumped ~n. . or S H , Loverin, architect. appointed. by the make~, and ),11', F{'ldmal1 wttl consldeor '"' I LL '\ 0 1 FOIH' ('; P O O R P E OPI ,£ TO Tooar tbe Charlty Org:tnizatlon Socfet" Charity O rganization So"'lety to Inspect the-m and f!lvp ht~ opinion. 15 de\·otlng it! tlm~ ta th~ care or thE> pla ns tor both new work nnll a ltera.... tamlUt! that must v-acato:' tbe old Cnlted (ion s, w hich ha ve bee n approved b y the Al"" ording to th~ nOlice- sen t o u t by PI..\( E~ rt J.L " -E \.TUER S'atd Hl'Itl!l. AJe-nt! ban- already \'islt t-d Department o r Health. and filed under Commlssiont"r Greene ten days ago. th e the- pl act" a.cd lQok~d In to th(> C'O S otS (O f the Tenement Roust;! Act. IOrne of the poon= r Ita.;flln fnm1llt: s . The ousting of tPnan(S' ot t he old T: nitt"u TE '-I> . ... lX4f, ' 0 ' Q6;; t:lQ[..iep ("I f E-dctlon t l)C' k thfm comple-tely ... A N Y PLA N S I N C O+t P LE T E. ~t ates HOIPI b due to take- plaC'(' on by 8urpriH ant! praNlc-ally ldt tht>m un J:\nual'~~ l~lh. That da y being to a y ~partd for anl !udden departure!, a s :Mo re partlcularl)· the report calls a t Al~hough the ten da) s' n otice i~suc d N:nt In Bevanee Is g\~traH~' dt:mandt;d of tentlon to the work or Dr. D. J. Con- ( F:unday), ll lthlng w ill bp done u nti l by H~alth Commi!'slone r G reen e t o l~lC & tenant b,' anr tar:dlord. sta ntlne. In~pector o f Tenement Hou~e't, :'\[or.uay. A ' ft~ \\' o f t he tena nts han'! It w.ts Jea rr.t'd thl. m<lrning- tbat to .1 d . ij att:" of the famnl('-~ the Chari tv Or- Dr. Constantine Is c riticized tor gh' - mun"u OUt. an 11 Is ju~t possIble that tt!nant:s of the Cnfted S tates Hote l t') pnb:atfon Socl~lr had advanced inoney Ing h is offictal sta mp o f approval to t hl'rf' may b"" t "oublt:' tomorrow mo rn - \·i.i('att! tht"' pr£>mi~es expi res today . !:1) a~ the-y could mO\'e imml'dlately Some certain drawings tor the construction lng. Th(~ rnht'd S tat p::; Hot£"l bu i1din ~ thf'rf" a re s till many famili es Ih-Ing ir. of thEm hue mOYE'd. but the mnJ~) rit\' o r of t t h Th t I lh ~ that W':-ft' thf re are there ~tm. e nemen o uses. e repor says n I~. nr"(lrd'n~ to the report o( in:-pect th(, building. Because the e, plratlon or Hulth Commls5tonH Greene 'l"'8S a~ked part : ("Ir~ of the ht>a.lth dep.lrtment. in a mO$t thls mornfng wbat he w(l uld do al ter "r rind thal o ver 50 per cent. o f a ll ullt--anlt:-u~' und i"yen dangeruu s c ondi - the no tice to \·al.'ate fall s o n Sunday Yonday Hi! 5afd: plans tued a nd pas...c;.ed by the depart_ . thl-" Health Commf,~slo n e r will ta ke no "It I!I bard to ttll Just what niH be ment of health are tnC'omplete some ot linn, Tn 1.1<'t. the granl] jury 1~ now ~"ne. The Charity Organization Soc!et}· 'w hlch are extremelv so, and 'In man". ('"on!'llrlprlng" hethpr or no t to bring In fl1rrh ~j ' at' tlon until )l o n da),. ...a.s lhe matter In hand. and I believe ~ oJ i di )lRn\· or the famlll(>~ t ha t han:' ('Onl bu given mont'y t,. ~Qme of tbt= fa.mUles cases it Is Impossible to get a ny co n_IR,n n I.. :m ... nt :!£"a i 11 5t I t~ It·S.~Pl·, plit'll \\ It h the n(ld,'(' ha v e beE'n .1.s~I~l('rl so ther ca n gotl out. You SN'. weee Ital- ception o f the work In C'on templa.tton. t harl!"'''- 1, n !-'~ W . }, a c:.do l!"i r e- poJ'tpd to 1!1 fln din~ new i1l'lmt ~ b y t he C harit y lane- art rE'IUy Ignorant of our la W's:. ~o Probably the worst E.' xample Is a dl'Rw- haH' ad\ I~t:'d hi s tpnnnt~ to pay no a _ Or!!"'..lnl z.ltlfln ~ oclf'ty. and the la tte-r this morning {"t"nt periat Omce r Ylc- I i tor Porcello. whl} Is !!t8tioned a t Xo. 1 ng o f a floor plan-yery roughly t""Ill on to Dr. .3re('l1i~·s notke to vahv h.'ln us tull 1I1 ti.lking l'are o f all the batb hou!. on tb~ Terrac-e. to the place drawn tn pe-ncfl o n an ol d piece of c.-a. t ... l' a~e s w heT£' e \' lctiilm: <\1'£> th reat ("npd. for ~ht' purPQt> ot telhng the~e people "~rapplng paper. Ther Is absolutely no ~ \~ t hl1 IlaHan famllies In t h ~ Un itt .1 ~ t ~lr nath·t latljrua~~ that they must In~crlp .. ion. tl tie or ngurt"$ to show ~t.ltE"~ Ht"'ltel a r~ required to pay th e !rl • 'b~te. This man Fascio has beED te111ng e ither tbe dlmen~lons at [he building. r f'nt In a dnlnce it i'- not ~urprl~ln ~ that t . m not to par any alh:ntlon t o the h t h b lid I • • illi:ln\' (1:'" :':!f"nl rpfu~p to m') Ve out ul1 ~ ll not l~s. ~at Werf' poste-d up, and tha t o r w a t e u ng or an l' part 0.1. thE'} dldn t amOUnt to anything He will It w a s intendNi for. Thpre Is nothing ~ ht~ iime U ) ro whfeh thpy ha \'(' p a!,j: ~nd OUt that thos~ notle'es are CIt some to ~how Whether the buildI ng Is one I hf'i r rf' n:' ha ~ e xpired. I n Romp C'a ~ " !:i he Charttv Org-.lniza.:ion S.wle{y hots '~1t~::~~~~Ja III story high, or more. or whether there .uh·aneed monpy to d~s:jst the flO'l ft'1~ malnlng CamillE; ~ v~~a~t"<:.?,m~el th ek r~- Is 3. basempnt o r fo undation; and yet mlliP!'! i n m,wlng, DO. lncs. i "r. karoly thlnk En, It the ~ap~th~/ upon the d rawln~ is the Official stamp Josia H. ,lons, Bnnqu eta, Cnrn mi!:'sionpr G reE.'Dl" was asked w h a t ~r} bad. It "'ould not be hu man to tu rn ot app roval at the department of an ti ~ o (' i nl 'J ce t l ngs ,,' er e o n h~ intf"nile i to do n€oxt .:\londay In th~ K1~~t~~~ t~~e ~tl"«t. ProbAblv we n'lul health, and si gned by the In~pector o f {' a.s('~ of t ho~~ fa milies whk h rt2'fu seu 10 U H. thl;!- Cha~lt~~ b~r~~tda'YJlonRer H ow , T eneme nt HOU5~S. La s t Ill ~u tl nr. that m.Ht~r In hana anz:t~HI Slo~~ty ~a.s "r find th:ll drawings filed for altera ¥ j n~ ·Yt', (...... . 0 It i~ hard to tell jl1s t \\ h.n \\ ill h,. ~hi~e famUle'" BUl th .... ,· wUl have t~~:t tiona a re InvarlabJl,' v a gue. a nd It Is donE'," salll thp C'ommlsslont'l". ~ a ~~,n('r fo r ~tE'r, and, no famtlles will Impo~stbl£ fo r one to get a CO lrect idea well~attended public meeting of the '\~tli Yt"'lU rompf'1 lhpm to v RC'a tf"?" A Ing- b~wb:.~nn ~~:~n ~ntlt the bull - o f ei ther the original building or the ' r har,i1\' think ~\I. It the w t-ather Id ph: with lht' Tltn~mt'nt 1~:O:n a~ .to '.om- e xtent ot the conte mplatC'd c hangeS', rharityOrganizallon Sodety w a::; ~eld a t ~~L" e\err re- L ocation ot buildings are s hown in bu t 4 o'C'loc k last Tuesda.y a!t£>rnoon m thl? had I \\ 'u ld he 11lhu~nan to t urn tht>r.J lonial Parlol' o f the Gene~ee Hotel. in'o thp ~ tr£-p t. Frohably \ \t" will ~IVP ln~hF p::I~~nt grn.nd jury b now ronstder- few case!:1. This Is a flagrant vl ola - Co The pres!d~nt ot the society. the HO,n. thE>111 twn (lr- :hI"P(' nays Jon ;;er. 1{u1\ . a \"Ioratio~ S C'[&8'1; ~Inb ~ha rged with tlo n. T. G ulltord Snlith. oC'C'u pied th'" chaIr. f>H' r, thE" Ch.trlt :.' l)n:'anlzEttion hy.s Ul'" 0 t e a " gO\Ernlng tent:D"l\\l}tB' IV O PLANS WeR E FIL ED . and aft£"I' a Ce w preliminary r~mal:ks m.i!t r til c h.l.r;o:-e 8n,1 it will look aft er E "'s~ !!t'i ",uJ)flrfntf'r.dt'nt of theRE'mtn~i'I by !I.!. r. Fred~rh: AhllY, :\11', Bmnh 111- t hl,.s£, IlmlliE':' ''In ~e \"eral alteratlon~ and bulJdln~s trodu bus" dU~'~ .. tt ",m .. nt, hat bhD ve-ry r ed the ftr~t speaker, Superintend- ~ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ orir ~ tbt" ~t day t'r two enC£,a\', cOD \' erted Into ten .. me nt housefl:, the find he mf ~ tor tbe many fami!1t ~ water clo$ecg are allOwe d to be- placed ent H£>nry p, Emt'l'Slln, w~,o .. m~ci~~ '1 in t~ r::as(Se he r~fdhStat .. ~ HNel and In many In unhe alt>d ~hed!;" where the-y con - most mteresting address on Edu.a Ion rane f r $ ad to I1sy the rpnt In ad. ! an ti), ire z~ lnd become u~pll~S:~ 10 and Pt)\.'l'rty" lI1'. Emerson d!s ' us~ec _ bomt:h~ ~~ ~~~ _m onth In,t:'rder to plae~ the Winter, all o f which is a violation o f his ~ubjE"C't trom many Ha ndpolnts. . . ' t.ba.: b" df ' llr " a~e- said t day the law. dwelling pri n ci pally on the fart that t~e He alth CommIssIOner Gree ne W.II G Ive fa !l)!lft h~ h(\~ kno,,' fXACtly hrlw many " ~~e ha"e dl!"l"("o \'e-rt"li a la rJiTe number impro\'(oment \\ hk h hll~ ta ken place In S H t I T ime '!.a<1 ~t"n !"E' t'f~1 pr'vldt;d (,,:.r but lhl,.re Tenants of U. 0 e .. " It b at fiat hous\~s tn the Elmwood dl stTlct thp many cla~se~ d unn~ the past centhq; ::o~:~. ~~ Mnr\~ntllng homes for (o r whkh "e ''lr not find t ha.t a nv {ur :,. has beE'n the dire ct resul t of the 1 to Get Out. :autr~ T Tt'l'Or!r ,r. adg\' to an plans ha\'e been ftlf"d wtth t he Depart~nt on En r ~t thf'! Rr;mlng-ton SEtt le~ ment of Health. Thi§ o nens up a new ~pread of eduC'atlon. Dr. D e LanC'E'y Roche~lpr .JmY t" ~. short ". rbd at to cre t today "r h3\'e e ~a ld talk on "Hygieut:' and Pm· PI·t l', e m ~ t"n unabl~ dl~d\'ama~e bt'('aul!-~ I ha\'~ fiel d whlrh I ~hall lnok into f urther, .. Probably on£> o f the most fItts-rant phaSIZing the fad t!lat man ~' deaths ye:"~'~.~r~d~a~,.:-+t~om;;rift1if1rcol!r.c~e:-l~o~enan t ~ but at tt':~ " to sp a k \ht" italian ton~\le rr . . .·it~f'r.t Ume maBeN! ar "Iolatio ns ot thp tt" nf'nh;'nt house la W ~ oC'\: ur tfom un~anItary ('ondltlon!'= and to ~,)\'e ' from the Cnlted S ta tes Hote.l io~:!"~~ mort' ra{!l.!iv nnd I ha\:e Is locnted In the be:::t :=l~tlon f) r the cI ty. If th\"'~p ~'ondi tlons wfro::- Impro ved, the ' pl"e toda y. H e wHI not consider it lr ' inH~~~t~lt~ I:nalt&n birth, and thf'l The dra wln.c~ nr~ very co mplete. .. e ... ~ .. ~ H t"'be~ I e W ~ftnd l,,;~l" !.lr t,,"ntm~ nt a~~t !'"UC~f-.·'" in the find that no im;pectfon has be~n made death rate would be muC'h ~o"er. ~r. a~ £>xpirlng t111 tomorrO\"t". Rn(;he~t('l' al~o !taid man~' dls~ases, Itl'ThE'!"t hact bf''''n B. ~1j!ll~!\ts I to gh'l' thor> tenant~ o pportu nity 1.0 • cludlnE:" tub.e-l'culo~i~, tYOho ld and ne\~' hom~ A tew ot the f amB les ha' f" part c( man:.' or t he fa;JtI~tIIJn ('In th p o r thi~ buIlding, ,In,1 no ce rtltkate {I f s to r.-maln occupation I~sut.~d, a n!"! yet no t o nly s("3.1·10;[ fe\'t~r~ aU'e ta~ily pre v(>ntt'd 3nd mo\'ed fr~m the building, but the mawbf're thE'\' w,.r nnd "':rt' r tho m 'th Indu('~mf'~ e thav~ ha.i tt'l a rp the d rawings. i. m pet.i 8~ b~i n~ n p - tha t the pp~)plf~ ought to bl? taush t to tI.~t month'!,> rt'nt (er th (i' t~~ In!;: thd r prow'd b y t he Tentl-ment Hou~e In~pcc ~ prNel't thf'm~·'h' ~ properly. jority ~tll1 are ther(l. I rami (>m ~ !Ort:: thE. \. tor, but t he building- has; ot:E'n ('om"')uld 81'n" " "'111 \'~u compel the r{>I11aln n g Dr \\'al l.eL~- ,poke on the ~ . to ~e-t out of the f' tr ~t(\ry UPQe~f'n ~~ :!~r' lhl1t ha..... b ~ n J'll£>t€'~\ and is pa rtJally o.:-cupled. Th~ llt?'~, l( any rcmam, ... Dr Gree ne bpn ~~u blil lMth~, and Hated ~;;r thE' o ~ ne", a lw~t; 11 ~;~ ppnalty (I..,\r ,·tola tlon ot thl~ !It''('tion ot ,hat man '~ of lh t c.,emE'nt hou~s had bul1dln~ :t fa'r Monda y , Pf(lptt' t rom thE' st" the tenement house la ;\'S Is Yery Se- lJ~n overhauled and put lD a. $.;lnitary wa~ a~ked. d "It: a Dd no,,thl!" Wfl :r Yere. " [ h tnit}" thin k ~o." he amm ere , in ("ond!t lnn !'-incp the authontl~~ h:td but f\ en In ~lst. t he w("ather 1~ very b!1.d It w0':tlJ ~~ee t " I fi nn that the method oC In 'poctlng d~l.u-ed the ir intE'Rtion ot en t"or\.'lOg the ~!lit 'Ir~ no exh uman to UJ"""fl them o u t on t e~. o ~ ha\'\: wlil plans and approving of same. a s w.all tenc ment-hn\l~~ lsw. ""' we \\ III gh'e t helm ~ 0 n ~t ~ a s all record~ in co nnK'tlon therewith, ,\ re:::ootutlon was pa~~.,;d. sskinE:" t..~n­ Probably thrt" .~y~ 1001(e. Th e ChaUty r ga. tho bas been Yer)' la . .' ~ I?r.ll :Uana~("r )n ltPn o f t~t~ ll'.lerna- lzat S,ciety ha the m atTPr In h1\ D~ thf )o' must lea.v,. tion a I • l r~N. Railway a nd Supt>rlntr·nd~ .' :ook.. n(te-r th~ t enants. Th€'"} At (he rr.lv:d P:lt nun o f the poUre Department to ~~il h ... ·'.. ·· to I:'et ou t betore lon g. tb.ou g h. ~t'n .n drnrt H~ OU t and C'~·op€"r, tA In E'nfo)'dn~ the law p"("l- a.nd n o new t~&t1"t~ will M aU~~ e;-i .~ c:l( nut '" l ; te.o.emE"nt bou~p. moV"erne-n t Is to be hibl;' 'nf; expectoratton In the Si r ,t until Ute bUlJt1tns; 1~ rfuP.7Ue.1 tor two I;racN \"dlh a ~n'an~ttke actIon. H('3ltll j ~. • • • it h the h ." :::lI,,~!".r oro ~ ",I , ~" ,.,~ be<X'lmtag aa-lb.r I me OR. GREENE ISN' ~ INHUMAN ""111 \ h3!J1 .Ifmong th8 • "rganizations is ,,-eJIa.:'. I '! p;uerri h1 9 tt.. ON 'T BE HARSH . •• En, ent'di:d k Q - - -- -- - 17 - ' '1" 13 , I �('onVi!rt· ed luto tenement-bouses., tbt water c~ &f.!, alJowed to be placed in un~at e d itJs where 140 they CODstanU)- freeze. and become useless lD Spciety's Complaint al!ainst itv's Health Depertment. ITS AR CHllkac,., ~E:oJTS ,,"inter, a ll ot which Is a v iolation ot the law In several cases a copy of the same plana ar~ flIed tor several buildLngs in different partl of t.he city. and inspection shows that the. bulldlngs themse lves sbow ltttle r esemblance to tho pla.ns Hled. In some cases Inspection Ne~ w... of buildings show that courts bave been di- minished, nnd otber changes have bee n made C ". 5, Ha& • ~' · 1- 19 1 from the plans filed. A l ct;e of yesterday's ate tro:n " -e have dlscoyered a large numbe r ot flat SAYS TENE:llENT-HOUSES "WERE , ntretll ry o f the Cha rity Org.nu....· bouses In the Elmwood dis trict. and in other BUILT FOR WHICH .HE IC.\..,..... parts ot the city, wh ich come under the teneSociety to H ealth Comm' n m ent-house laws, and tor ,,' blch we canno t G l~tr FIND NO PLANS. ree ne Is edl lying. It sumsl.! til find that any plans bave been filed with the S . t· a p department ot health. 'W e also Hnd that in ~tion of tenants lrom tilt t t The Charity Organiza tion oCle ~.<' most cases at the above, the construction does , "ltd ta tes Hotel buil~ng. no~' a t.n"". lira Carrie Speyer of 3;2 Humboldt park· pears to haye b een delving furth e r Into not e\'en comply with tbe regular building .. ~"8 attac ked by u large St. B~rnnrd the affairs of the departnlent of h ealth ordinances In relation to fire protectIon. The proPOEed for today under bis old" 0/ d &7 t the corJ.er of Best and S\'\ (-eney benring on its ten e ment-house work. buildings thus dIscovered "' ere found whl1e ~:8 yesterday a..ttcrnoon, and was seye-re- Attorney Carlton E. L a dd, who r e p re - on r egular inspecting tours, and '\\'Ithout any January lh , be delayed whil. the "", . ell' tries a dllterem plan. Th. brtua,1 IJ' bruiied nnd bitten before the anhn~l sents the soc l' e t", has sent a Je t- special efrort. This opens up a new fi eld Id br drh'en away. The do~, wblch S J wh ic h I shall look into further. all ne" idea is to Inform the lenant! tbt :;aned by Carl Cubler o f 'i17 Best street. ter to Health Cgmmissione r Greene c:- Probably one or the mos t ftagr2.llt violations ,..&8 1rlu'" In th e doo.n'("QY o C Q st.ore, 611Cl Ing his attention '[0 ce nrun r eq uire- at the tenement-house laws is located in the lhey need neithe r mOVe nOr Pll!' 'lilt .. U Mrs. Sperer PRSSed he leaped UPO? he r. m e nts of th e tenement-house Bct in re- best lSectton of the city. The drawings, as tar th.e owner while he refuses to com;':, astened bls teeth In the womnn s lert tl f plan s H fn~r the hlp a ud borr her to the C'round. gard to lhe filing and inspec on 0 85 they go. are very complete and the IndlWith tbe tenemen t house lawS:-t.ad U s1 dress was bRdly torn. Pedestriaoil-, for construction or alteration of t e ne- cated nlteratioDS show tbat not only the teneH were nttra cted to the scene by the w o- ment-h ouses and charging neglect ot. meDt-house laws, but the health ordinances needed, the socie~· "iii furnish II!m • mau'. cries dro,e the dog away. the departm e nt of health to conform to are practically Ignore--l . The laws require to r la"yerwlthout char~ Perha\l.! "'~ Mn spe):er was alded to the office of Dr . said require ments. Tbe charge is based all new nnd altered buildings, wh ic h are a li rlgbt. wouldl>', sal' It I!J'( In J Cnrr at 1()43 G ~nesee street, who dress· F H classed as tenement-houses, a Hnrll Inspe<:!tion C ber Injuries and bad her removed to he r upon a repo rt m a de by Architec t . . and a certificate tor occupa.tion be issued bethe legal sense, before also tak\nt lit h '1'0\8 morning th e doctor st llt('d thnt Loverin, an inspector for th e society. fore the building is allowed to be Inhabited. ad v ice or a lawyer; but the qU"I,,,, X~1(~'spel"er'8 injnries were not at all dRU' Attorney Ladd's ~mmunicatlon a nd I nod tha.t no Inspection has eve r been made at may be raised If with good Judr.u'l aer~U9. but that she s uttered ~"~rely trom the architect's r eport are as f o llows: thl8 buUding an d DO certificate of occupation the shock. d the do(p had - 1903 has been Issued. and yet not only are the the ignoran t foreigners comPOsl" Itt So far tlS could be lenrn e . 0 Jan. II, drawings stamped a s being approved by the show'n Syn1ptorus of rable;;:,. nod It Is Walter D. Greene, H ealth Commissioner. Mu~ tenement-bouse inspector at the department at tenemen t population can be told 10 ft.. =e~u ev('d h(' wn s thus arnie-ted W bCll h e nlcipal building, city: health. but the building has been completed fuse to pay rent ror premises ottv;:!,I"l , 'lIttackerl Mrs. Speyer. ThyenthBdeiikut Dear SII"'-Tbe Charity Organizatlon Society a nd 18 partially occupied. I have continued Such Instruction mIght be .a,lI, "". at " ' IlS notified, and the dog\( iI I! l has requested me, as its attorncy, to transmit my Investlgattone sumciently to ascertain f. I to you the report at :\Ir. F. H. Loverin, a.rchithat there have been n o flnal InspectJons at understood, and might lead to w"!e!7 teet, appointed by Lbe society to inspect plans new or altered work and that not one certiflspread unpleasant consequences. f\ for both new work and alterations . whi ch cate or occupaUon bas ever been Issued by tbe The secrelary ta kes occasion to r!have been approved by the department or department of health. The penalty tor viola~ • bealth and fil ed under the tenement-house nc t. Uon ot this se<:!tion ot the tenement-house ma rk tba t in sp ite of newspe.per com. A copy ot tbe report is s ubmitted herewith. J laws Is very severe, and the duties at all par· The r eport speaks for itself, but I haye been ties concerned are plainly and specially out- ment. the society neve r co nttmpl&t~ ed Plans for the Lac k awanna requested to call your atteDtloD to the provl- lined. turni'1-; the tenants into the soot! III - Hottl the before the SIODS 01 the statute wblch embraces this genI find thot the method 01 tospectlng plans mid "Inter. He add s : "W. boPtd 10 erat subject. Section 121 provides that beCore and approving of same, as well as all records the last day t h ~ l your order aDd'" Act became effective. the construction or alteration o[ a tenemf'nt- In connection therewith, has been very la.'t. house or the alteration 01" conversion of a There are many other fiagrant violations at offer would cause them to mo'·e." With build ing for use 83 n. tenement-house is com- the tenement-house laws in the work which <n unfr iendly interpretation, Ihl'",J menced the o'?mer sball submit to your depart- I bave been over, but will reserve them tor ~~!W~r,~ ment a detailed s ta.tement in writing, verified, my final r eport. which will give in detail all be read as meaning thal tbe ....1' of the speCifications for the construction and violations In all plans filed and all buildings &ITED STATE S HOTEL WILL tor the light and ventilation at su ch tenement- built \vlthin the las t year. would no t favor forcibly turning tht:rl y ~\C_\ TED-F .\.SCIO house or build ing, with a tull and completE) It is lamentable to obsen"e that the tene· aut to freeze. but hoped Ih. y """~ copy of the plans at su ch work. The depart· ment-house laws have not been enforced in ment Is charged " '1th the examination ot al l r elation' to n ew work, especially during the " oluntariiy g et o ut and fr.... Tht .such plans and speclftcations. last ,'ear. Tho chances seem very slim tor 2 hari ty Organ!zallon Society mtf.tI John P . Trible. owner of the La ckaIt Is further proylded that the construction, ever ImprovIng the evil exlstlng In tenementwell , probably, according to th, lithlt: H otel. th roug h hi~ attorney, E. alteration or conversion of tenement·houses houses, it we cannot secure the enforcement O'Malley, ha s raised a legal qucs - or parts thereot shaH not be commenced untn of the la~' s tor new and altered buildings. It those engineering Irs a ft'ain, but ~ the filing at such plans and specifications and may be diffir:ult. and almost impos!i.ble, tn of I he people of Bultalo iong lP as to whether the h ealth depart- approval thereat by the department. H s uch some cases to enforce ilie laws in every doh as the right to compel him tc plans and specifications, upon exa.mination, tall In existing bulldings, but v.-ith new work a rrh'ed at the beilef that Ihe pub'" his uullding on lower )lain strf'E"t are tound to conform to the pro\~lsions at the and alterations tt becomes a simple proposi- welfare wou~d L~ m11ntalned as wella.... conform to the r eq uirements o f th e act and to the building ordinances and regula- tlOD for the department of health. as the mat- round it this unofficial Institution l?Uons, they shall be approved by the depart- l er is entirely with in its cODtrol, and It can ten eme nt-h om;~ a ct. M.r. Trible obtained a permit to run ment and a written c:ertiftcate issued, Section enforce every provision at the law, If it (rained from meddling wit h odicl.l at· 122 provides that no tenement-bouse bereafter chooses, with Httle or no difficulty. I have fairs. tho! building as n h otel dur ing the Pa ntructed or made such by alteration s hall made a careful stud)' of the tenement-bouse ;::t:: American I~xpo si tion. At the end of cons be occupIed lu whole or lu part until the 15- law siDce Its enactmeDt 101901. and 1 am con- / the ~xposit1on year he orc.lered improTe-- suance ot a. certificate by the department, vinced beyond a doubt, that it Is not a bardment~ made in the Lu llding-, to t urn it showing that t.he building as constructed conship tn any sense to the OVo'Ders ot existing H te.l Dto into a. tene m ent. He fil£'d the plans torms tn all respects to the requirements of bUildings, and In new bulldlngs it has been On" er of Lackawnnna 0 \ Duildin&; Is Not S.bJtC't on the last day of t h£, ypar, and as the the act. Section 123 prescribes severe penal- decidedly proven by experts tbat a much ties tor occupation without such certiflcate.. larger percentago at r entable space can be dure!l t t!nement-housp act did not beeolne efto Xew T e nement LA,"" fecU ye in Run'a lo until the- following Offending owners cannot collect r ent from ten- secured by complianco with tbe laws than I ~~ b.J ay. January 1, 190!!. h e- claims his ants. The department at water s upply shall was gained by the old method ot planning. not permit water to be furnished in any such Tho laws are becoming more popular as they ~ -tsteNU uild lng eomes un Ut:>r th? pro,·\c:!ons or tenement-bouse. The snmo shall be deemed are bccoming better understood, and today 1 here as a. confl?rence, ) tftce bt'h e old tenemellt-hous.c law. and not unftt for human habitation and the department they are enthusiasUcally endorsed by the I il1 .he corporation counsel s O theotj the n C' w. ot health shall cause them to be vacated. tead ing architects a nd builders of the state. tw~en J ohn P . Trible, o'i\"ne: O!ttorttr. ]n a confcrenC"e that )"Ir. TTibl e and It appears from the report or the a rchitect RespecUully submitted, 1 :lckawanna Hotel, and hes oratbn F . H . LOVERIN, l ~"'ward R . O' )lalley, and o~ (tIU1:. hlB attorn e y h A. d YE'sterclay with l!f>alth that many bUIldings ha.ve been constructed COmmt~s lone r G:'ee nf' anu Corporation as and altered into tenement·houses and oc- Architect and Inspec tor of );ew Buildings and \ 'cunsel F eldman in regard to w~lch ~ Alterations tor the ChariLY Organization 80 - :~ inl t ha t the hotel build! Dg~ not co:. ounfOel Feld ma n , t hE' own r oC th e cupied and that in no case has the department clety. ~ow in use as a tenement,. doe building evl ~.d a \llI\lnglle," to put ' issued the final certifi c3te showing that tbe completed buildings have been constructed or "The conditions spoken ,..,f by Arc hi - f('l:-m to the tenemendtdlat"b~t the bu::1· it In good sanITary C'ondltiol1. He agreed altered to contorm to the requiremen ts ot the h tal l T ible con tAn e ld to TPspect thn t pro,· l::::ion of the la\\ act. Other violalloqs are set forth specifically t ec t Love rin constitute lTIOst tec n c 1\ r. r d b governed by the o· '\iolations of the la.w." said Commis- \ng shO~\aw ;nd not by the ne..... ~~ tbat r equ ires at h·3.f'lt onp rloset for In the r eport and require no commenL Respectfully. sioner Greene, when questioned about ;;~e;n~;""r 31 ~r. ~lr. Tribl e filed ~~: • .,IT tw o f amlUel". As thE're arE" ten CARLETO)1 E. LADD . the co mplaint. of the society. "The In - fO~: con;'erU;,g the hotel Intot~" lid c\o8et. in the b uild in g. ~Ir. 'TrIble fe els Attorney for Cbarlty Organization Society. spector who passed the plans is not n1en t, wh~le the nc": t~~e~~tfal0 uetil elltlUed to ha" e t ,,-enty (ammes In tho January 17, 1903. worklng for the department now. and IIOt become op erati, e building. H . h :ls p r omised to compel d to compti all an but tho.t n umb~r or familie R to Ya- Mr. Carlton E. L add. a ttorney tor (,harity I s hall do all I can to see that any errors J.:lnu3.fY 1. 1902. '1 has to agree Organ IZ3 tl on S oc Iety , 'I eat~ . .\ ooney- Bi r s bane of the past are cor rected. .~ r, Tribleires remo\'e rr am 1!If , BUilding, city: " 1 dislike to h a ve e ven technical yio- hut 20 t:~ ~s t here 3re ..en closet! _~ Th p Question of applicability of th e Dea r SIr-I have been r equested by the lations o f the law occur in my depart- b. ulldlnla g ce 0_0 famiHes could '~I:,.ptll_ ! '1l@'" law to ~ r. 'Trible's building wag Charity OrgaoizaUon SOCie ty' to sub mit to you h t ho P itb ut ... d b efore thr {'orporatlon ("ounsel. a partial report at th~ results ot my illve!;;ti- ment. but it is well to remenlber t a ;niued to live t here W ~eed to mat' r. Feldman rt!quest~d Attorney E. R. gation of pIMS. for both ne",' ~'o rk and fo r there Is hardly any law that is not the law. H.e bas al!O ag nit:.-~'. OO)lalley to wr ltp down t he potnt!l he alter ations, ~' hlch bave becn approved by tho techni cally vioJated in some re~pect. un- the ne"" bUIlding rllore ~eci"i?n ... ~ make!i=, u nd :\i r. Feldma n wttl cousider department ot health, nnd filed, also ot the irnportant or ot h e rwise. For instance, ) [r. F eldm:lO t~~e t~: laW dod comparleolls made between the draw ing ap - the re a r e as I remembe r th figures, Ihe aUegalion t Lacknwa.n na H(lt~ th.m nnd gl\' e hIs opinion. A,:f"ording to the lloti re !!!lent out by pro\'ed and tbe buildLngs as buil t. It will re - some thin~ like 85 bu lldings on ~Iain .1ol a.p plY t~o t,,!I be en :Jr. o'}laI1tr Pil~ Quire about ten days more to finish my coruh I t 11 b l \\ m do :: ~ ('ommJsl'!!oner Greene ten t1.ays ago. the plete nnd full detailed r epo rt. at which time It street th a t e ncroa c h over t e o n es U t tion in w ri ting. ousting of tenant. 01 th e old t-nltf>d will be submllted to the soc let,.. The follow - on to the lands owned b)' the city for !'15 con State s Hot e l is du e to take pla.c E' on i Ing iR the general result ot my Inyestlgatlon s treet purposes. Yet no one t.hinks ot Jan uary l Sth. That day be ing touuy ao far as I baye gone a t t he pr esent tlmc : ordering those buildings all torn down. Hottt Ot" (SUnd a y) , nothing w ill bp done u n til The Jaws r equire a tull and complete set of "For the satisfaction of the public I o ,' n fO r o f L,.,l·k. ".,,"na (t Monday. A f ew o f the tena nts hnYe drawings fully 1I1ustrating the buildings or may slate that in nearly every case o f nnfl d ln~ 111 ..:\ot Io;:Dbjr alterations ot build ings, I fin d tbat over r.o b M elftN!1" moved out, and It I~ ju~t possible that per ('ent. at all the plans filed and passed by technical violation pOinted to y.l: r . T f'ncntf'Dt .... ,... tb~re may bp trouble t o mor.ow morn- the departm eut of hea.lth are ineomplete, some Loverin, the fact is that the b~Hdings to ;\ ~ tJ d j Ing. Th C' t -ni t Pd Stat<"s Hot e l bui1dln~ ot whk b a r e ext remely s ; Dnd in many cases are In sa nitary, habitable condttion. ~~ r: t~. acco rfllng to the rt-port o f tns;peCl- it is Impo.sslblt', ('yen tor one tboroughly con· I "It is true that our o ld r ecord boo ks Th wa~ a. (,onferenc p t~l.s m~ D0ors of tht, health df>partlll e nt, in a mo,:;t VHsant \\ itb nrchltfi.'tural and building draw- i 'e filled up a nd that our new ones have erc poratiOn Coun~l! ~ tb,o!4 tngs, to get any concepuon whatever at the at are in in thE? r or """"'rible ~t r 0 t! unsa nitary an d e\'ell dange rous cond i - work In con templation P robably the wor~t not been started, because they I tween John r·H.J. t I ~nd hi"i .. lt~ lion. In fa~t. the> g-rnnt1 jury i5; no w e::tnmple of the abo\'e is n d rawing of a fto~r t h e hands o f the printer, but it i~ a sO Lacka\\ anna ';8~e:r, Bod CvrpotarUt. conflldf'rlnFr "h ~ thpr or Ito t to bring in plan-very roughly drawn In pcnC'U on an old true tha.t ~'e ha,re a c ard index, b,Y E(lW3~d R, 0 ~n tn rpJrard to tbt an inrlktnwnt afo!'a il1~t its l~~~p"" piece of wrapping paper, there is absolut(>h' mC'a ns o f whi c h we can at a. lnoment S co\.~nsel Fel~:e hotel building. '-:tCO.. ' (,harle~ Fa~clu. r\\.ct.~10 IF rf'pOrtpd t~ no Inscription title or figures to show eithf" r notice turn to a ny tenement-house ~'e pl~unt that tenement. dot'S n p hay~ nd\'t~f'(l hl~ t{'nanl~ to pay no "t- th e dimensloDs at the bullding,or what. the u e-<::;i e information a bout. 1\rr. Lovertn l'!OW In u: as a Plnent 1~.~·· w,1ld' t ti D G building or any part at It was mtended for _ ~ I' fI d are not form to ,hp ten drd that tht ..J-1 (In on to r. rf'ene '~ notil'e to va- there Is nolhlug whatever to show wh ether complains that the plans Ie room Mr. 'Trible cont~n\'''rned bY tte ; tbe building Is one story high or more. or rull enough. There Is, probably, I ing shou ld be go t b\' tht netl: · :1 _can€'. .............."; ....................... ····f·············· . ",'betber there is a. basement. or a tQundaUon for lrnpro"emen t o n that point, and t('nement law an d ~~ Tribl~ flled~:f'" 4 ~ underneath tbe saml:'; an d yet upon Ib\' dra w- s hall see t hat the defec ts in that respect Decemb ~r 31. 1901. hotft in l o I ~ J ings Is the o1ftcial stam p at 8.1"proval of the wl11 bo? remedied. I have gn'en our new for conye.rtlng the"" ttnern .. nt:a t.:B epartment ot health. and signed by the In- in~pecto r :lIr. Swan detailed instrUC- men t, wh:le the. n~i\"e in Bulfa.o U spector at tenemeot -houses. .~ , ... not becomt' oP(rn I find thBt draw in gs fi led for alterati ons Bra tl?ns on that poi nt. . Ii' mplaints Jnn u!1l'Y 1. 19n~. eed to C(lrr:P'!'1 invariably vague. and i t is hnpQ!t",ble (o r Anothe-r of :Mr. La' e n.s ('0 alth ) (r. 'Trible. ha s agI" roo,-t ( anyone to get a correct idea. at d ther t he Is that writ ten permits fro.n the he hut 20 CnmJlies to .-:on cJo6ttl "'. origtnal buUdlng or the ex tent ot tbe C'oo- de partnwnt a re lacki ng. That is true. b uilding "nd as thH? co J1d be ~ templatod c.hanges. In a grea.t. many casps but the for mer Im,peetOr In eac h case ~he plare 20 ff!.mll t~lt~at plans show rooms containing less than iO authorized the work by verba l p ermit. mitted to llyp the~1O ~ .. square feet, the minimum required by law; Th W i ector wi ll iss u e only writ· the law. f{ ha~ nnd 1n m.any cases the eeltingl are ~,hown on e ne nSD t' ne" buildlolt!Don the d1'8.wings too low, but more otten DO teon permits.. In ne F("ldl1l.:ln gaW" helgbts are gi'f'en. The location at bufld"~fr. Loverln also refe rs t o close ts ).lr';'lh:~,Uicn that Ings on lots are s.ho",'n In but tew cases; this vards. ""hUe It is more de-sirable to 'h~ 8Ppll to .&De is a ftagran t v!ohltJon. 'the la~ makes a e them Indoor~ and 'WE' bave in e\'en' nOt" lO SO 8v8Clal poin t at nght and air space lurround- CU,U tried to induce builders to ~t them bu -.,~ . . 3e w:' "'e e4 PE ( !IBLE ESCA S LAW Day TOMORROW tTRIBLE PROTES J.- TS '1 I ne": '£. TRIB LE PROTESTS I. t!.. a.u..'i/ r:re . . I ha.. . . naa- �141 GROSS .cARELESSNESS• RCOLD WEATHER ~e . ~ . · . ~ . ~. · . · . · " . · . · " . · " . · ; " """"· ~ ""i9· O ~"""·" ............ .. .PUTS QUIETUS ON TH[ l. . . :~:;;~. ~~.~·~::~::~:··~~. ~~:~;POx. PLANS FOR EVICTION "-'Yo I . where Tube the Mishandling Culture mieht have of ........................................ .. caused a Death. POLICE WE R E TO Bl.AME · 2 9all gAYE A L.1\TI·:D I' IlYSICIAN 11.:-1 INOCUTUllE INSTF..\D OF A l"RESl{ Oi'oJ'E. Charity Organization Society Requests Dr.. Greene to Be lenient Until Accommodations Can Be found for Evict ed families. To Carry Out Plans Would Be to Cause Much Suffering. number of new cases seems to be averagIng abo ut one a da y. ins tead of six or For more than n. month Superintendond lIealtb. Com mlsslo n~r <..il'Nme haye bC'en try1ng to place t he n~!:ipdh!ti hnity for u nlls tn ke- made in ent Hull the hn nd It ns' ol culture t u beB a t pollee station ~o. ij which mIght "hargt~ ~ :U'f> ma.n ot' n,.... " 80metime in December, ha,·. to b e r suIted prerern~ d fnt ~ p ,.. C"ted . f:>tall y. agai nst the it is said, and lhe olllcla l. ltdie "o that In that WaY I hey m ,.y be ",bIG t o get" t the truth. It may p t"rhaps be necessary to explain surr~ring t- I '0 J king I h Department of Health , recently reviewed in lhese columns, w hich shows eig h teen eaths In Roch ester trom smallpox and only tWQ in t he res t or the s tate. " That,'. which we have flatte red ourselves, tha t the h co.lth department whether or not au. '. n A we ll-known physIcIan at R ochester ""lIs the a.!ten lion at The Post Express to the November bulletIn at t h e S tate he says. "dIsposes at t h e wl~h from dIphth eria. Eac h polh:~ statIo n In the city keep~ I on hund n. supply ol tubes wh Ic h are Ifd J supplied to physicians upon demand. 'fhe r3.e .. that the time grant1!d the ten- ItRnlzll ti on SC\Cfc t v I "'THe tn sugS'~ t thnt Ench tube contains a. swa.b an d some nnts oC the l.:nit1!d States Hotel building Instead ot ev ic ti ng t t;nn nts fr ('1 m the gelatint'o In which to mo\'e e::z:pires t odny has aga.in United . Rtah's H o tf' l b uil d ing tomo rrow. "'hen n. phY~lctnn i~ called tn a case unl"!er ') o u ,:, order or Jdlluary 8. }'O U d ela)' h(' su~p('ets to bll. diphtheria, he gets a called a protest trom the Charity Organl- aeUon 't\ hi Ie Wtl try a d ltrl'r C'l1t nml:d \' . !atlon Society. Thd order issued b)p which w1 !1 ~It t he own r nnd l ba.\' t?- t hp tubp, InoculatN; irom th e patie nt and Health vmcer Greene .. an. 8th was to the tenp, nt~ lIndlsturht'd . t 'nde r S~c tl "' n 1!1 ~ends it dhect to the health depar te1fect that the building was unsanltary o( l hi" T(,~H m c- nt H ouse Law th e la.n d lo t'd lne nt 01' to the police station whence it AIr F .!lBCIO. c ann o t ('o!l ~c t rt:lnt fr o m any rand unfit tor human ba.bltaUon, a.nd thnt or his t(" nantP, and '-"h a t Is mo r{'l, can n ot ('am. \It.-ne rally. it is r e tul'Ded to the Its tenants would be rem O\'ed It the)' dId put. an )' "f th e m o ut t rw n o t par ing r en t police and they spnd it to the health not "aeate the premises them~eh'e9 unUI hI! bu ildln!;' ('on forms ftlllv to th o d e pllrtmE'nt. whf:' rc it i~ tested. The Ja.w, and until h t:' h u y ou r cert lJlcate lha ft1' I r lh I I wl~hln a. proper time, it .does 8 1'). " 'e ~hall t ,..11 all his tenanu 0 ('. n s o € ' lea th department are t.:pon the r~ ue!lt of the Charity Or- tha t t h" v ("fln SLty with ou t pa,r lng r en t incllnrd to bellf',\,c that the pOlice are ganization Society t he Ume for remo\'n l ~nfl th a t w e wHl fl1l'nj~ h th l m R. I.t~ )' t' t lax in the handl1llg of thE'se tubes. The was extended with the understanding oJrt,~ ot c h a rg p.. I t n l ('I"!'~a r y, F:\'sCl(l I!- insttU1Ce now' under considera.tion, they so no w 11t> rore thC' (; rand JutV Il nJ. Is I that the socIety would pro\'ld~ the to.mJ- s uhj f"f'l t {'l a fi ne of $.:!jrl o r im ;:>rt'~on m,"nt. s;.l }~, S:1. fair example ot the conditions lles with suitable quarters. The ext~n- Jt is n na grnnt cas o r T: lol a ll vn o r the ,,' htch may possibJy exIs t in other slon "t'l1l expire today a.nd but half of tho law n ft (' r f' llI n t..til'€.". a nd n o nt." could hA Slntlon-house~. ~ rill l,f> tt p.r <l S4 a n t'x ,u n p lo t l) a ll o lhu' o wn (' r~ Som ti I th I tt t ! ~. w .nm es on the premises ba,'e b,e c- n \ V c \\ (>I'{" moot a n xl(lu.~ l hat Uw t t'nu.nts e me n e n er par 0 nOpro\lded for nnd but tour bave avail ed s.." o u l d m o\' E" out un l l ~r yllll r I)rdcr, Co r vember D r . Thomas Bagley or :No. 1344 themselves ot the opportunlt)·. The tact F ol~c lo ('iUlUo t I 'li t t hl' m l'liJt. a nd it ~ ItI \\~cst avenue was treating a small boy that the society' offercd to pay one nuw h~ \, I:"r}' d!lll ~"l l t f o r 111m til mn1(t:" 11 i1ll who ha.d had diphth erIn.. It was the • • a Jt\-l'n.t1 onr. " (' h ,lVt' ntlt Inll('h !T10!W\' t o month s rent In new quarters for ea ch S £lan~. hil t WE' 8"n ( thre~ Itall \1\0 In't r- doctor'S bellef that. the disen.se had left family had no weil'ht, onlr lhe f our pret prg t o If"U ' "" r )' Jnmtly t h t w e w ou ld th(' paUf'nt, but to make sure he went t famill~s ~ing willing to moye In voiut pr r ay n m nn th ' ~ fl ot In Ill" \\' '1 ' 3. rt.=- rs fo r polIce Fitntton Xo. d and got a. culture , 1h '~,nl.. n:lfl w e t' m plu\,cd th r t"'1! as' n ts tube. ACt~r uf'ing it on t he bo:r. he lo'!y t o r T I'IO mS, 0 ,..1"" (ou r (.! m tl h _.... w e-r '?' Emb arra.ssing Situa.tion. ~l. lt nJ:' t o m <"l\·, · In " int. r. ('hleof!y h('cam~e filled out:\. slip of patwl' which aeCOnl.The result la an embar~stng pos ition F RJ':ri o h lm ~ I'lr t oto. t ll m not to. H~ n ~ '" panies Nlch tube. explaining his belief for the Health Department In that it h a...c;; th pm on hl~ hran{j"ll. anll !Jf'qhll~ th·" and stntlng that he desired. jf no turetands ~hnen the alternative or e\'icl~ ~~~ ~~ t~F"~t!:J b~':i;l';~ ~ ~., J~~ I fl~P.1 \~l r Stu a. ther traces oC the diseasp. w(>re found. !ng the tenants or allow-Ing them to In~ .... . to remo\'e the ("'nrc! from the child's 11abit a buUdfng unfit for use. P .. rt Of., P • home. th II ... ra15e for nealth Department. e unw IIn1"ness of the tamlll€!j to m ove A few' days l:ttpl' Dr. Bagley was call!s ascribed to the Cart that FasclQ, the rrh£> Jnw l~ d ea r tt ~ t Ip!",~ t,'n.' m pn t!l ('ll to nttl"nd a man who thought he h ad landlord, had advised them not to As ~on cmm to it 1n I ' " • W l r · t h""y haH III diphtherin. The doctor found his throa.t thhe case stan l.! 8 t h e II nlth De-part. msnt thP.empd tmn t r'Jr h llm n shall h ahila t ton :'l.1ld e dtllartment of h~alth C " I";P t llf nl ju~tlfled a further in\'estigatJon. Again as been deterred from securffl"g new tf) be \'IU",llt:>.l,'· T h~ I"w u] .. o ~f\ .f th .ll he went to pollce station NO.5 and askquarters (or the tamiUes by reason of the "th'" word '~hRII' In t h J ~ net h .th\a \'~ e<1 fol' n. culture tube. One was hnnded promlud acUon on th !"allrln. t ,l r y an ti not dir ('tOn" ." T h is In w ety, The e part o r th E" S"C I- 1IS n carly t v. ·J :'-"~lrs nl~ l . fint l th tr~ h a~ to him n.nu he went to hjs patient's fa.l1ure or the soC'lt-ty to s('c:.Jrc uopn m Ilch dt'lny, 130 t hat A. te-lI' t r~~t' "aq homp. ~wa.bbed the throat and prepared quarters OF to peraunde the t enants to d f"sl.rnble>, F un' lhh., t'\ ieU·>ns tn mid- wt nlt r, to fill out the slip whic h accompanied m t h",.·e~f)ualor lea"es t practlcall. " ." tlr" lo t In ho " (-\'t'r . "hi) \\ ,luld Urrt l Ing on lh()ft' t Ile tubC'. . ,· Ihe .." t enants, a.rehrill': l1l"lI)Cf~nt. In ~pit(' Dr. B!\glE'Y unfolded th e ported hey 'Were In ?then firs t re- n p'\\ srnJ)('!r (,,1m m l"nt. tl e sod ty has n \' r paper nnd was sun'll'I~eu to see his own The ~ r"r It mom~nt contftllohtcil this \\ hand\\J·tUn,r. lmmediately he rem emalter or actual!)' evicting th". tpn- h {lT~ to lb last rl.l)' th:'!t) tJr c,rdl'r ond bered thnt It "8S the slip he had used alnn.:'b~ds.. torClng them to conform to th e ~~\'l.'-Jn:t:r8 \\" uIJ l. use tll tenants to in 0. tOl-rner case. of Wi nter I ~ew om.es In the dead T I lrnJt('(l ~tatps lIot I ltn..~ 1 n n t. b s conSide r ed out oC th ~ Q1Jes- t f'll{,nl('r.t 11,u " IInly sln(, Januan fih t IOn Y both the Hea lth D of lhi~ "\l'~ r. In,1 m )""1 "r the 31) or rnor'~ the ~ocietr F epartment a nd C,tmil,eq n'l\"e.l In last \\..: k aftl r \ O'l r Grand Jur : aSciI) Is now ut"tor" t he ('.nler \ tJn~ It '\\ POSb:O ';n the d' fl' ed tor \'JO: ~nd wllI doubtt (' ~s oe in<l k t- I ~Yf aT' tnt.. h (Heap "()Inll~ th't l l hl")' (! La . a on at the Tt'nemf' nt H oW!!' USt>f1 our Inll llr-em Ilts l·) mon'" out a .l n \\ . and Subjected to a 6 'r. ftJr the lIar ts 50 toul thrat It Is a menu. $16. 00 a day Until hi b n~ of $.J ,1l1\'l antI ttl t h '" I·ul Ii(' h"'llth, "lUI \\ 11 11" tllI,"Y FL..... In lawful c dl 5 ulldlng is placf'd n,s ti lt:") TO" \\111. \, .. ,111 n" t Ree 10,\ It Inn are eo on tlon Sa (ar nR Et \ 1C'tlon~ IN A.1{~'rell p.. as t 'l g 1 ) tlut' ( ~rtJJknl(, necrned upon his pa rt I I ' ~I .I)-· 1 alh! thlt fl'llm (>\ 1\ fju311t>r oC entitled to ren t ' , l e s np ith f' r t hp { i l \ "\\P h Ir IPfJl)rL'l of ,:ou r r-nforr.' ot a landl ord d nt r to any at the righ ts m . nt IJI tllt'l '''.11111 1 t hat we Il<t r~ ' til fIn d ert)" Js Ie 11 ' ur ng the fleriod his prop- in ! he 8p~hl~ l ha t t ilt, po -I of this: (it\' " ga ) unnt {or n 'sidpncp h<l\ ... o),t.tlnPfl lht· ,\ IIIIIt"'''~e ('It.·an homt"s :Sleps wIll be takE"n as ' \'; hkh t his 1111' t I~n. /Lel>llt 11 \1, n'llul rps. to"'ard the remo\"l t 800n as PO~<:; lh l e Re~l ' CH ull)' \')lliq. the reconstructio a 0 thf' ~nln L~ nn d r rn; IJ ~; Tl1 f' AI.MY. bUilding Fed n or des truc tion of the C:: '( r tlry C. 0 , S. . r eric Aim". ___ the Charity Organization" serre-tary of rollo,vlng letter to H at hSOClety, e'E"nt l h,. ~'estd"dal' whi h e t Offlrer Grec ne I n ndolllion til tht2' !t'\'f'rl~ w pn th (' r a mI lhe SOCiety In ~hee!!:.laln!'ldthe- Position or ot h r r reasons whl~h wOtll~l raU5If'! t ill" H eall h I>f' llartm Ilt to h(,~lt't. In r eo l'tf Al j ·.ocee- In-' 0 ... • r, llly'S Letter. mo\'tng lh e UC'('upa.nts pC tht hllllrlll1~. tht' M Io. .Jan, ]~. l~". I talian C"mm l I".d l u! 'lpun n r Gr;:ant Gr,B UIl3 Dr, ·Walt~ D' c n e IT I h ;,, <,) ~'ps t t n):tr with th e rCflUt ,t tha t th i' Doner: ' en 1 Comnds - ian t ('nants be a ll owc~1 t o) r'.ma ln unm o- / ear Slr-Qn behalf of the Ch r , arlty Or- l('s t u l or thl' Ilrf"!'4{ Ill. RE '" ',~/eDY A T HAND. ................................ Co ndlllons here are In t h e h Ig h - cians who putionts :lre <.; e Ight. est degree encouraging, a nd there seems to be every reason to expec t steady improvement from this time on. that cultUle tubes arc used by physI- ITALIANCONSUL INTERCEDE~ positivch- tn detorminc IN BEHALF OF ITALIAN TENANTS - ~.e In the c Ity ot Roc hester the smallpo. LU allon Is s tead il y ImprovIng. The tot number o f cases Is a bo u t sI xty I~ss than It was a t ew weeks ago. an d t he belief, wit h the dIse ase p revails In oth er places, bu t th at Its e xIstence Is kep t q uI e t." The physIcian ad do: " W It h p eo plh continually goI ng to and f ro , It is dlmcu!t to see why t hIs cit y w hIC h is In talr .anJ tary condlllon shO Uld s uite r specIal ly Neglec t of vaC!cina:tton and or quaran tl n~ i~ probably a~ marked in one place as 1n another. ,,'hy do s not t h e dI sease g et n f oo thold and r uge In :\Tew York and t he other ('Itl e~ that ha"e a n immens(' s lum popula tl on'~ Can The Post Express gi\'e a rea901lubJe answer? r (·annat." It mus l ·be rpmembE'l'f'd that t hp bul. If'tin to wh Ich atte ntion is cltrf'cted I~ that for Ko\' C'm bcr, an d thIs is the mid dlf" of J anua ry. The latest orncl~~ 1 fIg ures. t h('rero r(lo. r( late- \'0 condItions thut existed a 111011th an d a half a~o. 'Vlt hln tllese forty-tour da)·s. t h e s m alll'lOX situation h a~ impro ved in Roches. tpl'. but It h&.s grown wor~e eJ sewh cl~. I t is true that th er£' were but tw~nt'y. deaths from ~mallpox. in t h e w h ole ~tate In Nove mb er and t hat eIg hteen a t th em occurred h ere. but ,\ ()r~ rt"'prll'tf'd from of th, :--tHh', Thro l Tovem bf>1." l,7avp the ('hkC l:p ntcr~ of th (" dispasf' uS (0110\\ ~. Rochro~Il"I·. whpn('t:" It ~ pr€-ad In <:lx arijl)1ll1ng lowns In ),loOl'oe t:ou ntz,' a nd to morl' Tl"mote lo('a llties, thlrty-tl\·~ In all. ('llnlon county. '....herE" In tin! t o\\n8 ca~E"S origi nating In Canada. ha\'l~ on'un'pd sln(' I" Octobc-r, aHd in the townR of Plalts1.)t1rgh. Altona, Bep-kmantown. and CUC' nsbu\'S'h th C' r (> arc now ten to nft('l~ll r:!~f'~: also In E;8Sf" X counl~·. at Schroon. thr £' .... ('~st:"s. at \\ ;l lt011 and four .ulJoltun .. "to \\ n of DcJawp..r ...• ('ounty it ha s prpvaill·d :,In(''1'' !a~t l'll1JnnH'1' ami n. ((,W ca8(,~ p:t111 f"";l~l. in "h3.utauqua rQunty. at Fludlt'Y L1. k' (> :tll ,l Fl'lt"'kJln\jJI~. tltll'E'n or IV.'ru ty ('RSt:"S l1f'nlnnln.-" f:'l O('toher .... y irnport=ttion froto l.lE' nn~ylvd.nla . and laler abo ul thi' town of J-~lIkf)1t \\'11I:r(\ at thi:~ time therE' an'! lhrl'e (''',-,,('F; ~t P\'rry. "·yo ml ng ('ounty. In O:"lOThE' thought at once ('arne to the dochrr and • ~ovl1mbcr. ~t.'\·eh ca::tE"S start:m; tor that 1f the bov had not tul1).r re1"0111' L-"n"da MSO and extendi ng to ~tt. ~. ... ..... ,""'" ('overcd, th e man he was treating at ~oJTls and Salamanca, that. time \\ oulll purely be inoculated .\t th e f"lId of the year. says the bulwith the dts('a~e. Dr. BaglE'Y was Ift tlil. lhoJ'c were twent y~fOUl" C;,tse~ !n nroused at the cn.reles~ne~s of the police'" ~. :\ff\nrol" ('('Innty outside of R ochester; at and reported th e circumstances to th e Btll~" lft. Syracut"'iC', Olean. Bristol, alld department of health, T he seriousn~ss l Cl , . oC th e Ait.uation. appealed to Commis- Yn~l'~. :Montgomery co unty, t'lIne; In d l' tIes seventeen· sioner Gl'E.!f'ne and h e notified SuperIu- ('linton an '.Jl::Se..'C cou n . • tcndpnt Bull. lIencf' the investigatio n ElHcott, t hrel?; Salamanca , three; Lyons, wh1ch h as b een golng on tor weeks. F or.. one' some s ixty cases in a ll. T h e pl'obI h b D B lId . d tunatp y. t C' DY, RS r. ag ey lR abl1i t~· is. thnt t he disease has sprpn Aurmlsea, was rid ot the disease and in most of th E'::ie places. with the excep-, the ma.ll ".3.~ not inocu lated. Had It tlon of Roch E'~ ter a nd Monroe cou nty, b een oUler\\Ise serious consequences h and t h at t h e Decem b er b ulletin of t e lnlght hnvo followed. I III h W \"th e n. 0. ('ulture tube 1~ returned to State Department ot Rea t h w S 0 n. polic€' ~tntion it is supposed to be an In creo.s e In deaths. ou tside ot R oehes~\-rappPd I~ a. red paper and laid aside to tel~. and that t h e Januar y bulle tin wIll despatch es be s ent to the health department. T h e re ~how stili ano t h er. Pes. r i9 a general be-liet that one of t h e des lt have rccenth' r eported new cases In seJ'gennts tt t pollee stat Ion ~, J." 0, 6 IS re- ' :ar'lous ('1tie~; lh e." indlcat Ions a re that ~ t1 h ~ponsilJl e for Dr. Bngley's get ng t e smallpox is spreading t hroughou t the same tube twIce. S uperlntend~nt Bull 'rh n saId to be many has ISSU E'd etl.tet instruction s to his deslt country. ere or... ea~cs in Ute larger cities of the ,\,\l"l!stw .erg~n.nt.' ond greate,' ca.re will be used "' l'1t')f'n (";d:!('S I I f ~~CUt "9- 3 ~ " Y ~e nre . Ordlng io d I} " '1:/1" In the future. eX PRESS A'G REeS WITH " SOCiety I . It y Ol'ganlza_ ~Q:,(.( Iq ( q,~ filed In tho., D'1)~pana tor tenement houses CI \ ' IL SI~ n\,ICl;: VACANCY. I • .............. ( I 1 Ihls m ornlng's "NEWS.B"alo · Expr '" ess. ) ..rlm.nt • om ........... ·..· ............ ...... .. .......... bf:en carele S"thY I inspected. OL Health have It Is und" .... (,h'l1 ~f"r\"lf'r ("(lmrnls~ion bil!i hC'pn .\ {·(~nl'dl llg to the ('hnl'i ty Organ Iza'" hy 11(,11 1" " ("JH!1!et'fr'II'r Grp~lH" tn r 1G~ lion Soriety, plans for tene ment house~ nlable th a.t \'iol ere ha.ve been tpth 1 1 rr> nn (·lls:;lhl,. 1hH , "" i 1\ jm!;ltlon nr .. ............................... .... .... .. ".J.~ .... ~ ............. til d ' t1 n D epa rt mE'nt of Health have iJ.tlons ot the 1 .' n ca tcnrlO"nt bCJtlk(' In''J1f'r't(\I' In flip lfl'ulth Dt.. .€:' in h . d It Is undeBut the r 0.\\'. Jlartmpnt mud(' VArAnt 11\' thf' J'N;I~nutfon or bt'l' n (,<lre lessly In!;.g~c te b e n tt:"C'hnit'al ~.~Intmenl :~.e~:~~~.tsi~:nd ~ the ap- ~r\;(~i' .~'n~0!t"\~n~I~~. n~I~~~.I:~'~~··;tl':n;";·r p' ._ ....... ....... .................... .. ........ .. .... .. .... ...... .... ~l:~~:rIO~,~~"~r ti~~·~a ,,~,·e. a larles D. Swan er reene ot ~olDtrc l"holiid h(' 11 Ilhy :·dt."J .ln, . = l'lunutt'h Lh, ' ('al'(>It>~sn ('~s l' ~ Hut thl~ rE:'nle-dy i~ at hI a nd ~ ~~~e ~t departn as an Inspector in hi - - -'Il JIltl,' I II" I... ~ ,. " 11(.' pointm {' nl by l'ommiss oner r 05 lent. Mr. Swan t s ... .. ........... ... ......... .. ....... .. .. ... ... ... tIL uun{'~ u1 a ('U!tUl'P ('harlt. J). Rwan as (Q;"i =p. cClGI JTI his or gr -a t experienc san arC'hltec t j tul,.. "l1lrh had bt·t.·n USN1. JI) pial'€depul'tllwnt. ) 11'. 8 \\iln Is an a rchlte('..~ a,s, h'.' elill. trrelend,emhObn.r- . ............................ .. ....... ...( ... :-:.<!.1.. fl o n e, in 110 iht,nn o! of gren t t"xpl'rience a nd o r tried k ' s ar all \\ ell T n xpay<" rs wll1 remem er a. .. t b ~ 1L8 no'\n, Thr· lCllul Inve..~tiga.tion now ~ 'hen h'e u~l'l'l to b uild 8('hool houses Mr. ~oupcs Mr. Swan eaw ~ha~tltdh echool ST l'nOlrlDE F I R E ESCA PE "'s under wa.y s hould promote ctl retulne,s.'-1 ~\\'nn ga'\ that t he s peC'ifil'attons "ere Catlong \\ere 11 e s pec iC owner F • In the tuture. It\"Pc] up to by the con trartors. It i~ an trac tors, I ved up to by the con- J. • 893 W:lA~lnthe tenpnl e ut house at I exC'el1t'n t nppotnt ment. There are no t ment. Thoret Is a n excelle-nt apPolnt_ yd:.I·tPec1 by th C' OKetl,O,.nl.tmS.ln,·etet WElR o~, VJLL JSS PF~'T l\JEAT. lIkply to l)l~ n.n), more of the, violatioJl~ are n t 11 ~; rrJa t or II ~ ,( I, _ ,lI fJ' of th p building' laWS complamed or bll more of the 0 kely to be a ny escllpee ~ U prllvldp It with tJ eaIth M ar l{'nlght hns r l1l'Mrd BQAU'b dow- \hr C. 0. ft ~ la"s Violations ot the b lId I e quJl'ed by Ia \\ Ie flrt~ m iN" In dptall olle ot Tn" "H Erre _ __ COtnpJajnp.u Of by th u lug . Jn~. dors fo mul\~ dnJb~ iUBper-tiou:-I or ______...e:..: c. O. S. nlf'u ts hnncll('fl Ilt tbt' JJ)~rkf"ts, Tbe work E: V 3 " Pth~~Yt f; hTeaxuPse~ady~~: V.~ltll J....~ rrp~'t I'f'suJt~d Ofl I .,., will be b<'gUD tomor~1~1l1ng. J Q bhon~~t.~ �, ENE WIL.L NOT FORCE EVICTION ot vlolatlon ot the law Mter tull notice "nd none could be better as an example fb all other owners. "We ""ere m08t anxious t.hat the ten· ants should m ove out under your order for Fascia cannot put them out and t will now be ve r y d iffi cu lt for him to make his alterattons. ,Ve have n ot much m one y r······· . ··························_··_·,J·············_ I w oul d pa y a m on th's rent in new Qu art ers ............"".................... .... ........ ......for (hem. and w e employed three a g ents " , to loo k for roo ms. OnlY four (amll1es l E ~F~RO::=:T. were willing to move In wlnter, chl . fl y ~RE AT NA~NAL DANGER 8~ACUSEAG~A~I~N~A~T~T~H~ meet in Washington to discuss the Situation. to spare. bu t we sent three Italia n interpret e rs to te11 evr r y fa milY that we ~ ,a ( rt " because Fasclo hlms.1t told th. m not to. t.u. 7 "" e latest .ummary of the bnlJetia He now h as th em on his ha nds, and, besid• • Ihe fln e or $250. Is su bject t o a fin . 1 IS SA ID 'FRI S CO AUTHORITIES of the state department ot hSlitb or $10 a day until his building Is m ad. over. liRE SUPP RESSI N G THE TRUTH shows that Smcuse again leads HOPED THEY ' D ~fOVE . ABOUT DREAD MALADY_ the large oltles of the etate In ~ "The law Is cl.ar th a t unle.s tenem ents smallneaa at Its death rate, or, In ot;~ conform to it in every w ay 'they shall !'\ew York SUD special to The ]~xIlr(>Sft. be deemed unfit for human ha bitation. and Words, maintains Its Pll~e .. ~ the Deparunpnt of H ea lth shall ca use ' Vns h lngtoB. D. C., J r.n. 18.-Rep l'eth em to be vacated.' Th e la w also says s e ntnUv('s of eleven sti1.te boarchi of h ealthiest of aU the conspicuous clt~ that ~the w ord shall in thIs act is m andd· h ealth who win m eet hE:re tomo r row tor of the state. Tbe fOllowing table ~~ tory and not directo ry.' ThIs law is nearly two yc ars old, and th ere has beE.>n th e purpose of discus::-'ing the Rlarm lng sented by the state deportment 01 mil ch d elay, so th at 0. t est case was de- ~ltu a tloll arising fr om bubonic plague i n health gives the population the slrable. Forcible ('"Ictions in midwin te r. Sa.n l~ran c f sco, he ld a. prelimi nary m ee t- b of d h . ,num. however, would bring suttering on the:> er eat s for the month and lbe tenants, wh o a r e Innocent. In spite ot l ing at th(' New WiIh.l .rd. Hotel tonight. ~ws paper com m en t, th e s ociety has TOlnorrow's meeUng Is to be h eld in r e- death rate of the several clUes 01 Ih t neve r tor a m oment co ntemp lated thi s. sponse to a gene-ral call for a cOllie1'- s tate: We hoped t o the last day that you r o rd er and our otters would cause t he t enant s en ce of state health office rs , th e ne(" e~ to move . I S Pop. Death•. Ral>. "The :lJnlted States Hotel has been a J ~Ity of which was dec lared in some w lat .tlirac~8e ... .. .... . . .. :. 108.3i4 111 U tenement houso on ly since J anuar y 1st flensationnl J' esolutions adopted at a n a Bu"tr~~oon .. . ..... .. .. .. :!4,535 "11, ot thL'i year, and mo~t or th e th irty or tional m ee ting held in .I. ew Haven, C t. , Rochc.ster ·'::::::::::::: 3tl]l _' I~~. M m or e (amllJ es moved In last w eek, after lutp last fall. OBwego " • your ordpl' "acallng it was posted on thC' 'l?~ !6 It} doors. 'Ve are much dl.sappoi nt ed that At th e Ne\v' H ave n meet.ing it was Btn&,hnmton ....... .... 39:647 51 K, Ii\nrnllt«~s thoy rofu .ed our Ind Ucements to move d eclared t hat a disgraceful as we ll as lI uburn ......... ..J' ... SJ).3l5 II 1111 I out aga in Cor th e place I. so fot I t h t qreater New yOrk •• •• 1.633.50\ 4.iIlI III It Is a menace to th e pubilc health. a~d dange rous stnte of afi:alrs existed t n 1 HeR ." ... .... ... ...... 56,3&1 till while th ey stay, as th~ y now w tll, w e do San Francisco resulting from th e pt'forts Schenectady '" ~' '' '' '' 41,6~ 66 not see how It ca n be a ltered 80 as to of the local a u t horities to suppress the ~ewbur1: . ..... ..... ". 16,1)00 IS get you r certlflcat.. YQnkera . ..... . ........ . 47.931 11 "May J ad d that from every Quarter fact t h at bubonic p lagu e existed in that P oughkeepsIe ...... ... 2tO!'J sa l or th e city we h ea r r eports of your en- ctty·. It was deClar ed that other cities Albany.... ....... ...... 9USJ 156 VCr torc.m.n t ot the law, a nd th a i we hope o ( lhe rnlted States werc In c1anger Troy. ... . ... . ... . .... " .I\'ii Il~. o to Or.d In th e spring t hat th e poor or S It ill b this city ha ve obtaln.d th e wholesomo of contaminatio n and that somethh1&' . yracuse, w e seeD, staod! II q11 · I ()( ~ I q.v,J\I cl.. n hom •• wh ich this m ost beneflcent m u st be dOlle to hnpro\"e the s ituatioll the top of the list of large cities In la w reQuires. "Respectfull y yours. o n the Pac ific Coast. th e smallness ot Its deatb rate. ad. It... "FREDERIC ALMY. One oC the eighteen d elegates to th e c ums tance at which our citizens sbOGld .......... "Secr eta ry C. O~ V{as hln gtoll meeting referred to t h e preliminary session t onight as a ca u- have great cause for congratulalloG. cus and ",tid thttt It w as called for th e The healthy cO,lldlUon of Syracl18ellld .) VV p urpose of h avin g an informal dlscus- the smallness.of Its death rate are In. slon of the plague s ituation. He declar- ' dou btedly largely due to tbe purllyol . ed It was s ignIficant that while there were 22 dea ths from plague in Call - our drinking wl\ter, which is UD!\It· . The commissioner says so rornla In 1900 an d 29 In 1901, there we r e passed In this degree 01 the drinking A 'J;''l'ORNEY LADD SA VS DR. 49 i n IaO~. water of any city in tbe COUDtry. Nol says the weather is bad GRm:NE HAS MISINTE'RIt th is co ndition continues h e said only from a hygienic point ot view ~ aDd it would be cru.1 to pu t the people, olhel' stat es wou ld be obll~d to consldhomeless, Into the street, especially as P RETED 'IKE LAW AND er the establishment of quat'antlne Skaneateles waler 01 great benefit to there was a chan&,e in the weather yesTHIAT vnu MAY HAVE aga inst Californi a. Surgeon General . Syracuse, hut from a manutaclurlnr terday which would make it po.ltlvely AN EXTR A I.'OIDGER. " ' yman of lhe Iflarin e hospital sprvlce point ot view as well. Inbuman to put a man o u t ot house and I tt _I was present at ionjght's meeting, Manufacturers located bere are loud kome with no place to go. (Jarllon E. Laud. aUorn.)' for th e whic h was h eld behind closed doors. in their praise of the quality ot So.· He thinks, to o, that the Ch\ll"lty Or- Cha.tlty Qlganlzatlvn SO<"iely. helieY,s It was atter Surgeon Genelal " ' y- eateles water. giving l8 ' a prim! .anlzatlon Sor.iety. which h a ~ t a k en tllnt n '!-.'lHh (:omm 'on(1' G~(:ne i:i man'S return from San Fr~n cisco two I t r equisite fo r manufaoturlng purjlOlll weh a prominent part in the ten em ent vo'l'Ong when he c;ays that pcr:::;ons 111 we€'ks ago he gaye out a statement t In ·n Californ ia was the necessity of an ab,mdaDt SUP~I house Investigation and which b as un . buildings ocruph."tl uy t hree or m ol''' t h f' p Iag ue 51·t ua t·on I I .4ertaken to provide Quarters for a ll familics o re \'iulators of t he 'fencment not serious. Th e l~gu l ar ·w eekly tssue of pur e and wholesome water. Me, , Ww H they rent fllrni, hed rooms to of Publi c H eulth Reports. published by utacturers In otber cities wblob IN hundr.d and one famili.s which l x il!('I rs who do not cat a.t t he in.mily th e ~Il'easul'Y D epar t m en. t w hi c h came I r bJ 11 d lth--' leave the United States H otel, t 'h le. out on the Saturday aft .r Dr. \Vyman's ess aVora y sVpp e w .may have h om es tor all by tonight Or ';I SlIf'pllSe thi ~ ~tntE'ml'n·l is h:'lsE'fl on r et urn signlficantlv omitted th e r e port wa ter Rbould appreciate the adnD by Tuesday nigh t. Therefore, it Is sat'e th (' pro\'h:- Inn 01' thl" ~totute that no 'tl'n("-l of " Plagu e In th e ' U ni ted States. " A tage offer ed by Syracuse in an in8I I tn C'nt h ousC" shall iJ!,.' usPJ ns n. Inrlg ln:.!, . to predict that there wll be no evlc- h,)use." "aid IIlr. Ladd. "ll s~em" to mo table. under the hea dmll' h ad be~n pub- haustlbl e SliPply of pure and wbole tiona today. Perha ps, instea d. th ere tln t L r. 0 r('('nf' hus wrongly c1 e!in-e-d ;1. lished in the W eekl y Bulletin every t -'II be none ulltll the grand jury moke" ' tl"nerr('llt lIOllS<;: il he S:JYS this ~(:cll,m week for the last two years, although some wa er. ;:o.( 4 "J .., appHcs to 113 ts. b I I d b ded fo r ~ l report on th Is particu lar tenement MI'. Ln 1el hos trnn"m ilt (· c1 to Dr. (;r",,,o th" pu II ca t on In een s uspen AN D ,~1!E URGE! ~~g GO ~J,l use. The matter is now before it and thp rel·ort or Archtt c t F. JI. LoY !"~ril1 . in- a tim e in th e earl y spring of 1901 upon The Jatcsr p~~ U\'l(:l~~~ " IM I report may indicate tor the H ealth spoctor for the C. O. S.. wh,) h n.s bC'~'n r e p "espnta elons to the Treasury D ep a rtI talD CommIssIoner and the DiS'5;' ct AttWce y goln!?' on} I' the pl:l.ns of n 9W and n:hutlt ~ t b commeJ'cia l inte rel:5ts in Cali- Cli~' y Organization soctclr R P . ti"n"'m~nt9. m(d with th e D cparttnl~n t ,")f m . n y " . I 'bo I!IIJ the course ot action they S ould t c. 11001[h fol' It~ a p provnl. 1'Iw J'epor t fOl'ni a that. the pubhcatlOll of the I e - Iy t m ed 'ht Dr. Constant DC, '" 10 At the h otel itself a ll was Quiet. cl1a.rgt;'S t ha t in mnn \' NlSt'S tht" f(>n('mcnl , ports wou ld do great injury to th e port be called the late Dr. Constantine. othlng at all was going on. Several hfl"P bet'n occupl£:d hC'fol'e lh(> plans ~\l~~C of San F,·anc isco. Ith the Hetl!b raons were ask ed it there had heen ~P!ll'o'" c d hy tilt Ll l'nlth Dcpartmnll. IllI~ ':Vh h br t1 f the plague fnr as nny co nnection w y rem ovals trom the buildIng. None IS contrar", to law. m t e pu Ica on 0 Board or tenement inspecLloD II ron· Jcnew ot any. r eports was again su~pe nded a week a.go t to "Weren't you told to get out?" asked thel'e WUR a good deal of unfavorab le cerned . " · hCll ~Ir. Lo,·erln . wasbrsPnr. • Courier r eporter. ··Did n ·t a m a n ('ommC'nt, and it was c harged again that w ork to can,·nss the worl. . done . come down here and rend you a noti ce thp Treasury Department was co -opetI loctor was a tPDfIIn Italian Ih at you must leave this rating with the Run Francisco interests Constan ti ne Je ( • "J hDOf buUdlng by Monday?" rn·········.··· T ... .,. ...... ................... ..... .. ..... .. to suppress th f' tru th of the situatton' l m ent houso Insllector,tlbut like 0 ! WILL No'r BE PRESSED. ' ~ J. I \ \ "h the l' as a l'e~ult of t hi~ criticism or . R cb" he ha s IImoved since then, tn. "Oh, yes," one man repli ed. "but he from other CUUSCR. th f' publication of the the tar".t is not hit beCause Itt ~~,' told. u s t hat we needn't be in a any .... · .... ·· .. · .. · ...... .. .. · .. .. .. · .. .. .. · .. ·.. .. .. ... .. ... ........ l'PDorts was r esumed In the !:-;sup or I 4? the purposr 0 W urry and that we would be given all • I ...~ pulJll c-hNllth repo rts which appea.r(.rl , tOlteI·e . S~~o c~~~::; thl~~S In the I~~~ he time we needed and th at we .. ....... ... .... ... .. .... .. ... .. ... ...... y ·~· tl'l'rllly. It Fho\\,!'; thprc "a:::; on e . O. I ded by ud wouldn't be turned out In the snow." " c1f"ath from lJ ul)on h' pl u glu" in Ran l"rannt hO\l~CS is Dot re ar "Where would we go, an yhow?" ~ll ;peft"r etUll... "'Sf'O o n the e levenlh of D ecember. The ruelschnnc~. The faults In tbe t'~ aaked a com panIon ot the speak er. I f it I are '" He was t old that the Charit Ora-an .. salllt' issup ('on ta in s sev('ra pages ('I p . . d b~r :) [1' LOfer 0 JZ!ltion SocIety has the matterYln h~nd' l tpr~ :~nd [('h'e-ram!" [rom ln~l'in('-hoqp.i- ment s cxpose . . ' od lbt ThIs .eemed to have a doubtcul mea n - :Dcr !Jlalf.Jfolocr bc3 9:lr. (!;oll~ a nttne tal surg"ons r,> luting to th e pla","o In su bject to treatment now'r" 10011' In&, tl'r him as he shook his head In a ~le x!<-o. w hich. it is declared. was car- Health Commlsslo.ner Is ~r ~~O!uo. deprecatory way. ' QI~ ~enrmclltOnll s :~ ul~cftor. \ ' rlerl th ere on "shi p fronl San Fran- as to ba"~ nn arebltect ID . d gaI~ At the old Lac kawanna tenement In 1risco. ,'l nc'S pln"e now. prepared aD Q, M ,,·.r Main Street Inquiry elicited the -' There is a widesprea d feelIng that the ' that DJJ, .. ntormation that one tamily had moved ~. Itu ."tlo11 in Han Francisco Is growing fled to set rlgbt DDl1h lng t.ncout yesterday and that a nother was go - !lBilG IURI: bR elnClltl t'" (oil '~ , " I t nemeol' . ,. "I \"o l'se l·nstc.>ac1 of b eltel'. It if-' rf'gnrcl efl round ""rOIl" In tIe e t Inc tomorrow. They were t old that Acent Trlble ha d promised to compel as of the m ost serious sIgnIficance lhat turnlly considered. , . cbaol't,IO all but twenty ot th e seventy- five tam'" ttl f bf..·1 rr whll(' th e municipal authurities of ,;an If It should come bl nD, Illes to ge t out. "Me kno w nothing at -'<Jer ""e un "el S - ""omml ar ..... r . . Fran<'ls<,o nn(1 lhe state ofilc rs of f'a lie~t architectural ron' tbat," said one man. "Maybe he will !illalter ID. @reene flat ben Il{rcljilelfen (m'nla !la,'r be. n de nying for th r ee a <1u~R tlon 01 corr . Ib! Dr.tell u s a tter a while." ~fjarles $D. @5toan als ;reneme nlfjaus _ yea rs that th er e is an,' bubon ic plague slrtlctiOD of UIC law bet"ee~ ~d Ib' c. O. S. SUGGESTS D E LAY . • ,:snfpeftor emannt, als ~a~folger bes o n th <' Pac ifi c 'oa s t, the dl, ease has aC - I ector to r th e n eaJth BOlt °UloOk Ttl u.J tually ~prr~all lO intf'rlor to\\ n5 in ('alt~ DSP r for the C. O. S., we sba I. morning H.alth Comm.i.sioner SDr. SDennis .;s. ~onfla n line bet Inie furlll". and lO r,olnts on th e coast of 1 1I ~pectQ at tic than aOY Greene \\'111 r eceive another of hiS lately fl ' ," . I unl b frequ ent communlca t :ons trom lhe ge er n an bleler @5lelIe lien cljlet, lelller )1.,,-< lco. Jt Is pr~tty generally recognlZ- 1 f or Ii more eq blter l aod M r:Jtarlty ()rganl7.atlon Society regarding q:lra~is toegen bas Il1:ml nieber gelegt pc! in \\" t"h lllgto n th a t the s l tu<lUon In sible hetween tbe arc ),OferiO" tenement~. The late&t le tter. setting ~ t ('allfol'nl~l ha~ r ea ch ed a seriOUS stage l octor for Mr. Rwan Is ~lr. )aa forth th e posl:ton of the society. reads ~Ja. almOnt ~(ll('lv through th e cons pil'~H'Y I d tl memory serrr.q 'ffa~ _ .. tollow.: lJlacljlragliclj aOe r ~at es fid) qeraus ~ 011 tl'" part of II", ('allfomia official. to peet, an I S ot arcblt",,"· , "::'~~t,~e~a~r~~ tn,o .c;,t~,,:.m' ~'!t~l.l\'~~tl~~~ gej!elIl, gaB bie ~qatili) Drganiaa!ion "UPPI""" th~ fad". ami to l!m ore for tutor In the bus nestore lIr. ),Oteri O Of e"lcllng tenants trom the Unl t. d Sla tes @5ocielh aUf $Dr . ~onflantine ni~1 commpl"('lal ... ·aMOlls Ihe existence oC or his employer, he Rot~l building tom orr ow, under yOu r or<wr 'I '-'-J j dn n ger. bronched out for hIIO~clf. lit January 8tll , you delay action While we mefjr gul aU fpredjen if! unb fogar nod) Ravaf!cs in Mex ican Town. ~,..n:rd~~~r~~.::v~·'r~~yteJ~;~I~sh u';;~!m"t~b~e eine Unlerfucf)ung gegen if)1I einleiten 'f J an. lS (A.soC.............. ............., ...... - U' ... .. .........._ .__ ._Undtt 8ectJon 1-~ of (h (' tenement houRe bU,.lfle ~ln7. at l n n, ..~ PX., d ths \. .W, th e landl ord, Mr. FascIa, cannot colI. . P rf ·fl~ ). -Thl're ha,'e been 101 e:l lect rent trom Any or his tenant •. and. S!)er neue ,:snfpettor Stoan ifI 26 from the pl"gu~ s in ce J a nuary 1st; whal Is more. can nol put any ot them "'a"'" e all Ilnb I'n be". .21 B. <marb tDof) ll -< ~I"n "• lIew (nR.S arc r eported. h Mostle0, O'Ut for not pa)'ing rent unlll his building .v ',I. ;U) ft conforms full y to the la w, and until he I f! ~. ;.. Uw WOIlWll of the hig her c lass n" C hIlS your c.rtlftcnte that It does so. W e )0 . ""eme Q'rnennung gilt inbell tllP city and hardly a n y o f th e s ex ["e .hall lell aU his lenant. that they can n ur fUr ben lRef! bes Il1:ml ~lermi nes ,cen Oil th e ,treets. ,. atar without paying rent. and that we 'lfll furnish them a la,,,yer frC<! of charge emell ll1organgerS, allo liii! aum jJeb. It n.c.saary. Fasclo Is also now beCore rum_ ""er mOl-ten 6rl·nn. I l-o l'nelll "Inth. l1'and JUfJ and Is 8ubject to a nne of .JI.) 11 » "" '\J or JmDrlaOnlll.ont. It Is a Oagranc c • .., 'fJ.a6er ein Solar bon $2000 per ;SafJr em. ;' lth Commissioner Has No Disposition to Rush United States Hotel families Out Into the Cold. WAITING FOI( C. O. S. TO GET QUARTERS I ................ of Condemned Tenement House Do Not Seem to Be at All Concerned . O C rusade AO'alnst the Place. 3 I - -=-___ REST EA CY YOU liTHO LIVE IN FLATS E <tai(..(.. . .. 0 ' M _ _ r;:; ,. . . . t II I . I, r' I 'ff" "" ' . " I( . f' , m.·: �~ &mml",r~ll.l' r.'-1'1'no when questlon- (>u'la~t uigh t as t o \\h at ~H: tlOJl he will take toua~, FBid : "1 i.111 amI ha.n~ been I ! tenant" seem ed to be dt'pTPssed or wor .. ried about th\! m orrow. T h e fact is. as d evelopE.'-u trom talks. with some ot t hem. they are not expecting to be ousted-at least, no t t oday, " If w e g e t o Ut, whe re we take our fam ili es to':" a", k cd one Italian husband to s p a r e the tcn a ut:-J from suc- I fint:e rilIned ng for n on - c ompli- tll ~ h' latHl1oru '~ Tenants of the United States a!lce with thf' Jaw. 1 flo not b e lie \'e th~ s tatute {'xlJPc t s h~a lth d ep ru: tme nt ~ Hotel can stay-A re ad- I H l t h Jes sly to tUl'n tena nts int o t h e streets in cold wE-nther. Of ('OU r sE', if ~ . vised to pay no Rentt he C b anty Org, nizntion ~odety or a n y WAR ONTHE PROPRIETOR - its Plans, being unable to house the Tenants Elsewhere, 9- 11d npPolllted for \iU(/ . d ' Is tho <lay 1 0 In.J or the rniteu ' -a.ca L ng Htatcs Ilotel T . e k a t Peurl street and The crt ~l.C , ~ r a n order from the health deupanr tmen. e r But t hp tenants \' ill .not I be OrgaOlza.t on turne d o u t . TIle Ch'lrity ~ ~ ocle-ty which of'fcr.·u to find a place for a ll ~t::rs(ons e' icted in the ('ourt'c of t he en forcement of t he law, h.as beet~ unab le, it IS stated. though U5s1sted by the polkcmcn d~tui1NI to health-departmen t dUl~', to find Ilt.'W qU3rters for all of t he families hou~ed in the block. bi lIcaltll Conuni!:'shmc::'l' Greene has SUited all ulong that lu' ,\":t$ opposed to t he strict application of the e"ictlon p rOVision of the lnw unll?'~s r:ew sheltl.:rs (lOU ld bc' found for thE' encted. HE" disliked to put them out in the streets 1:1 the" intt'!, whetllC'l' t'irk or healthy. ann iutim lIl'il tn;lt lt~ \\ on Itt not do ~O. 'The ~orl. ty now :Hntt~!-' that it never c'on ternpl,ltc,l suc.:h Sl"" 1',... mN18ure~, but ha.d h oped up to the laqt !.lay that the h ealth dl'pnl tment'~ order uno the f:O d~t )· ·s of[e-r~ would cau::e the tenants 10 mo\·e. SecrE'ltlry Freuer!c Al my of the l'hnl' it)' Urgo.lliz.ltion Socit.:ty h:ld a conferl:nce Wllh omrnh,sioner '. , at the latter's home ycstl:r ay. It rt"~ulted in ")oIr. Aim)" Rcndin::;- to VI'. Grppne <1. communication in whit'h the SOf'il·ty recommends that till' e\'iction be suspcnuecl unt il the )Ooc:iNy ll'il'~ a 11£>\\' pJJ.n thut wi ll ha n~ cffct't on tIl" landJonl, Charles F;\stio. instead. (Jf on his unofft:ndinE;' t enant~, ~t~('rl'tary 4\lmr'~ rommunic:l tion Is as [ol1ow:1: nutr,lio . .Tan IS, I 190:!. Dr WaJtt'f D. Grec·c ... Health Commissioner: Dt'Rr Slr-,()n bcbalt fit the (,hartly Orga.m- Onu -a no t'l ng. ,\Yhere -a w e g o to ? S leep i n s t reet , eh ? No, sir. "\Ye pa y - a our rent on d e firs t of de monl' a nd we stuy on til de fi rst of d e next mont ', ~Ve can' l find no other r ooms, anYhow m aybe we 8t n:y her e longer dan first of next mont,' e h ?" Inquiries a mong other tnmlll es fail ed lo I"(>\"eal info rm a tion that any famil y In the b lock h as m a de arrangements to t h ose add r esses, bu t had b een told at JI"ht and he '>oped to be able to pCt', them to find new liomes, if a lit- E"ach t hat there wer e no roo ms to l e t there. ;;~~~;~~i£;'~;i;;;;;;; I ~~ fOR~~n MO~ING~~· IT'S A GREAT OLD PLACE, i SO:IIETHIXG ABOUT THEl NOTOR- I lta an Consul is Assured that Fam lOt'S uNIT ED S TATES HOTE L . 'I' M St . U S Hotel ThE' lJnited S ta tes H otel bloc k s tands lieS ay ay In , , at the southwest corner or Pearl street Until They Find New Homes, and the lower Te rrace, wi. h a. large ~ part of it so situated t h at It is in p lain view oC :.\[aln street looking across The 'l'el'1'ace f.-om the corner or Exchan ge ~tl'eet. 1 t is a four-story brick buil d ing 011 the front of which is pa inted in large letters "United State. Hot el. Dr. Greene and Secretary Almy Con- II au· 11- rOd T EY NEE PAY NO RENT . Twen ty or ~5 COMMISSIONER WARD'S FIGURES THAT THE TOTAL"EXPENS E WILL BE $906,350.THE LAW IS BROAO ENOUGH ~nme Fun.d~ I HAMBU~~~~~~~ 100k·3, for r ooms all last-a w eek, b ut move ou t . Se v e r a l famili es made the compla int a.bout b eing unable to find rooms elsewhe r e. One woman sho\\,411 familios In the "Unlte<l States H otel , f'd a. liSl o f 21 a ddresses whi ch she said block 'l'he sociI:: ty, ~It'. Almy told me, h ad bee n lef t w ith each of the families had found f:nough l'OOmH Lo ~c('ommo ­ lal'ot T h u rsday by so m eon e s upposed to date, r t htnk, fifteen or twenty famIlies_ represent Charity Org a nization Society. " The Itulian consul In this citl~, Glo - The families were told they could find 'nnni Bnnch('tti, also called on me t oday )'ooms at t hose ad dress e s, a.nd that their f\ nd asked me to lel the tenan t s 1n the rent wou ld b e paid by the society f6r l -nlteQ States Hotel block remain (or a one month , T h e addresse s give n were f(low da}'~. }fl~ ~poke vel"Y falr l :~t, saying these. On Sen eca street, No. 296* . 302, lle had read thC' law nnd knew ou r d"' - ~6S , 434, 620. 307, 313. 421; on Broadway, p o.rtment was dOing only 1ts dut ~' i n N os. 218, 217, 59, 63. 28 ; on Carroll str eet, ol'dcring the hullding '·acateJ. He said No. 166: on Nor th Divis ion street, No. ]le intcn deu to ca.ll on the t enants and 17S; on Swa n str ee t, Nos. 187, 96, 204, 234, (:xplai n t he law to them, so that they 606. 706. ' \'ould sec the situation in itR prope r The wom a n s aJd sbe h a d been to all the F OF FILLING IN nncl !llth p r, when t he v isitor asked If he was going to tnOYc out tod a }~. "'Ve ot h e r institution or perHon .co uld find new q u a.rt~l:; for thl~ tenants, I sho uld i nsist c.n the {'OlTyjng out the Ol·d..-r to , acatf'. It n.PPt;'UI':-'. howen;'l", that the s ociety bas b ef'n una hIe' to find e n o u gh rooms . _As a watt('t' ot fact, it would be ypry diflil:ult to find tlC'w rooms for a'l l pt!l'sons WI"' could evirl unller t he law, because lh("l'e are not enough chea.prental rooms in the ('tty lo take ('are or art of them. All th£> <,bP~lP tC'!~t?mpnts are ti lled up. and ~om ' It!nlllonis refuse t.o ]'('nt rooms to 1ta1ian~. Thpre are 35 or c, O. S. chanteS !TOTAL COST years ago this w as one or t'o nl;.()1t4.'rlO \ ( ' 01 ,\" E f. n ..~ \~O, "'0 1\ S '1' ,, ' rt'1 ' '''~ '\ T il E F I\ LlS A " F. ~DI ' (~ ' 0 T HE R J1: n\RD '1'0 l' R \ (:"' t C f."! 0 1<"' ) ...~ nu~ l~ l!! . "01. F. O . "'anl !-Ipnt to thE' aldC'rnH'n. today a 1'e port of thf' preSE'nt 5talu~ ot [ thl' work in th(' mullf'l' o( tlw abatf". mt~nt of t ht" nuil-mlle'£' in the :'oInin and Hnmburg (,A nul a nd the ~y~tem o f dl-:'" wpathf' I' Rewrrngc proposed .in ('cnne.:- ... lio n tlh~ re-wlth . I Tlw (' Fi rlma U'u ('ost of the work made in Jun e , 1~98. wn~ $'iOO,8'3. At this tlllle it wa~ ('o ntt!l1lpl:.lt~d to fill til(' Oh!o Haqln Rli}). The a dditiona l ro::;t In\'oln~ ll b~' reason by th(' tilling or thi .. ~lIp and th e t 'l:u'k a nli Rkinner ('an41. (' Ull~tit Utf' 3n a dditional e xpPn:::t· ,r $214,O()O "' hich ma kf~S a to tal of $91!l,~j3. <l.!-I th t' t"otu I l:OSt of the improv(> .. Inf'nts all the> ol' iglna.1 plan ~tlopte'1. TllP work pt'n po~l'rl \ \:t!-! aUlhol'izf'u atd til(> fll llng o f thp )rain n nd Hamburg' ( anal i~ llParly l'o rnplet€"d, Thl~ ('un U':\ t' t Ita~ al~o hppn It~t ror filling- 111~ Ohio Bosin ~Jip a nd that work ia n p l·ogrC' !"l-!". .'- I'ar(' ru l l'C' \'ifiion o f t hr' plal1~ a t; r,l'opo:-iNl has Ic'd to I" lIght 1l1odificutiollR in I h\, !'iy~t c lll of dJ'Y "'Mther ~cwa,;"'. w hkh rf'du ct'!" somew hal lhp ('~l11nat' J (· o ~ t. ThC' d!'y "-eatllel' ~ ... wage r.. ,\ 11 t o he C'o lw{' ntralpd at the Pl'•.:lPOMc1l I pumping :-ta tlon in Hamburg SU'ee t an 1 I thp n c'(' pumped through a fOl"C'(> mal.l I to b t" laitl In t hf' Hamburg Rtl'cet f)"t:'r_ 110w and lIi ~·U'hill'gC't1 Into the SW'ln fer and Decide to Cut Off Lessee the nl0st fnsblonable and flo u rish i n g ~t r('P t tr unk ~t."\·l' I·. Falc lo'. Revenues. hote ls 1n the city. lts rates wer e $3 a. Th e total {'O$ t unci!'!' the propo!'e.J. day and upward. ~'en up to a. d ozen moditlf'(] sy~tl'm is $!l06,~')0. zallOn f'I'K'IN!' I wrlto to sUtg .~t that iDSlPnd years ago it still had a r eputation and I "u n- •• U ro r d Enou .. h. nr cvl<:Ung If'Cants from tbe t"nH(>d States gave shelt.~r to many theatrical trOUPE>S Th(' tell dn:n~ nllow{'(} by t he be-fl lth cJ::p;pt&Corporation ('O UllFPI FE'ldman, rpplyHotd buildll1g lomorrow. ulld~'r ~'our ordH and some of Buffalo's prominent b ac h - ~ for the ~\'ne\lntlon or United inK to n rt''4o lutlon papsed hy t he l!am .. of January Slh, you delllY adion "hlle we try elm·s. , Stnt(>~ Dotel hy It s t e nants ex pired s es tera different rerued}" wblch will hit the OWD{'I' I 11 h t f t mon Council reqll{'sting him to pT'epare rndH Today 3.s one vipws it in t le g 0 dRY. hut tbC're were no f orcible e'ftcUons 0 and lE'aH~- tbe tf'nantB undlsturb.. d, a n a("t in )'('!u1'I:!nl'e to the practh.:e or spction 1~3 of the ten~r.lI'nt-boust'o law t.bl? its prese-nt condition, it seems to be tllllltlt('~ f rOm the bu ild ing t bl!'J morning, tn ed fr lne and limiting the right ot 1nlandlord . :.\lr FIl"clo. {',Ulnot ('OIll -t rl:ot [1'001 looking sadly and '" istfully toward ~ h e nnd I bere> w il l be> nonp . A ('o nt ere nce y e$c1ldr]ual~ in the- p racti<'e of the- ~all1e any of his ll'nants, and,,", hal is mop. cannot Vl'inC",'!1.l bUSinc, HJ street as if mou1'nmg terdny hN W(' t'll lI enl t h Com ml s:olion er Greeu e t o bona fide Jlhy~l('al trea tm'E'nt, and PUl any ot th'-m out [01' not payiog rf'nt uutil t.hE" lo.~~ of U..'1 l!roRperity a n d repu,ta~ aull St'C'rt.tnr.,- F n'dc'rlc Al my of th e Ch'.W.ty llH1 king Ylolatl !H1s of XU{'h .Let a crll1li~ his building conforms (uUr to tIlt" Inw, and t R th ilr~t of t he present) ea.l n <l l offen !=I£', rt.!porte<l that a fler an ex'U niU hf'l' has your Cl'rllCcllte that :t does so. ' . IOn. ,1l1ce e , Orgnnlz11tloll 4ioclC'ty r p"'u it C'd In n ch nnglJ We shall tell all his t<'ounts that they cau ~tny It has been u. tE"nement :tor Itali a.n f am- of pll\ ~ In' w h l('h the- tl'nl'mcnt house cru- a min a tio n o r t he Rubjet.'t mallet" arvi th E" s tat 1J~g. hI" wa~ $.atl~f1ec1 that tl1C "Ithout paying rent, and thnt "c will furnl~h flies of the POOl'E"~i. clasR. It h as gone ~tl(lc r:s I~r(" to turn th Ir ntt ention to t Il e pr('.!='e nt ttl\\ S ~II'P ~ ufflC'len\.ly broad to them a law)·.r Ir•• of ,·b"rgA. ,'( L..t·esS" ....· thp. wa~~ of Spau lding'S E x change, e , tl {'O \-f'l' t h e ma tte r. ' , , P8.6~11) If also now 1I('forc 0" 'I:;raud jUry, and t.he Re\'f~l'e hlock (now k-nown:l~ th e 1~.'i,''lN'' rath\!'r than to t he t r un n t.s OL I e :\tr . Fe ldman then quoted the Is !luhjert to a tine or $.-.. , or Imt1rltionnll'nt. It ImpE'ria.l) and other prominent buihllngs t.mlluln~. Iii.: H e alt h law In fi UppOI't of his c Ia 111 is a flagrant rlist' or ,-IQlaUon at the law after O( formpr duys in the lower part of the Thl! hC'ultb t\ud chnrlty officluls b C'Uev e t hat th e Slit'hl tes a l'e Rtrlngent eno u gh full noUn', aud none- rould b1! bt'tter as an ex- l'ity_ thnt otle muu only Is t o blam~ t or t he octo ("O '·t.>r t he matter l't'Ccrred to in the ample to all other O..... ners. On thp {nUl' floors thp building Cl1ll1ltlotl ot tbE' rnlt£'d StnteH H ot e l ns a t·esolutlons. We '9iHe moat anxIOUs that the t,'nanls , 1 C ' t d tellt!'UlC'lIt. alld that Is Charles F'ascJo, th e n ~ c onl::n~nd. 0\ , H ••In.c k ,, on. should move out under yOU:- ord. 1', (or rasclo aho\'E" th!? ground 11001' 01 tle m e cannot put (hem out. iiJld It ",'il! no." be "cry Swtp!' Hotel ar(" now 4:? fanlilies ayer- lessee, whO'il' C8'it' l:s now bdore the zrn ml Sen?rai '\l"eks ago the law deparldlmCu l1. fo r him to JU:1ke his nltHatJous. "'e ~glng about fh'e perRon~ to a family. jury. It has nc\"'l"r ))(>('u the In t ention of n ·.~ nt WJS directed to prepare a leaR~ bye not mUch manry to sparl', bUl W~ Sl'nt Its interior i~ mo~l dIsmal. when con - t'lthcr Dr. Gn~l'Il(~ or t hr Chllrlty Org a nl ztlwith th e R . L. H oward e!:; tate tor d th~ Ilallan inttrprHCrg to tell H('r)' family tr:l~teu with the mpmory of its former tlOll Soddy to c,'oJllpel the tam Illes occupy· pOJ'tion at th e Hamburg Canal m·EITIlsps., that lI,e ~'ould pay a month's rent ia new bJ'illiancy. pa.rt of the ground floor Is lug the bote l to YIlCHtc until tbt'Y bud l oUDd A dlspUff' ha\'!ng arisen as to the porquarters tor them, and we employed three o('cUllipd b:\-' a ~Hloon, a drug store and II"'''' homc~. and t he pnl;t teu days ha ve l ion or th{' l'itr ip, ('o ne-erning which thf' agcnt, to look (or roows. Onl}' lour families or.; r e p r es{'ntat h'p~ of t he esta le desire a "'ere ""liling t.) move In "'inttr, cbl(:J)y beCaus9 a. \Yarehou~t'. f'ome of the stores are h{'('11 spen t In t ryIng t o nud qUllrt {,r5 tor h ea l'ing, :'011'. Feldman t:) ugge~ted to the FastJo blmselt told them not to. II~ now vacant. 'Yho.t formerly wa~ the lob by th('tn. 'l'hiM eQ'ort htu full etl, null It Is sal ll A lde rmen today that the math'l' bp. r has t.h~m 01\ blS h:lOUS, and bCfildes the nne or of the botel iK nOw a saloon. that tlWl'l' :tr(' I:Itlll UUO lit 42 f nm llt es w llll iu ( ; rr c1 to a n a ppropriate (" olllinittee In t_'S(l ls EubJr.tt to a fine or $1ll a day until hl~ Pll~~ing up the ma in staircase from the b u llu l u lit. o ruer t hat this hearing may be al'~ bUlidtng Is wade o'·er. ,,·h". t '\'US the vestibu le on The Terrace ranged. Tbe la ~ IR CI(Oar that unl('t;!§ t~nements con- ~ide•• o( the building, pnrt of the balusIII th l'li~ clrCnln!it ll ll ces , it h ns be('n d eT)l(' C'om m lttPe a ppointed to C'ollf;id(\1' form to II In w··," "tb lY 2 b nII bf> dccmru' tl'ade of whic h stalreu.se is missing ant-l ...AI"'U \"", , - U (0 , ."I " ., tIl" .L" I,nJll es furth er ti me. ". , unlit ror hUman babttaHon and the deparUnent Olovunnt nnn('he ltl , th e ItnH nn cons ul. ht\9 Yal'iou s olitHanuing tax script hll~ or hClllth lthail eau~(' them to be V;lcal~d." Tbt' the remainuer rlckety, the "isi t or finds 11 d a~ k~ d t h e (~o rpol'alfon ('oun!o,el 10 detail law also },s that "tbe word I!hall in this him~plf in a corri dor ru nning parallel "tnk1'U 111' t 11l' mlltlt"r, nnd lUH'l ug n a n an atto r n r y ("o nn(>('tecl with thE' IllW a.. t alwa.ys ts mo.lld:ltory aud not dire{"tory:-' with Pearl slreet. It is about seVin fppt a8l:1urnnc~ thnt [ b ert' w1l1 be 110 compu lso ry rh: p a rtlTIrnt lo work " ith thl" ('ommj[~~jt- law Is nearly t.·o Yf'etr8 Old, and theN ,\-ide ancl 100 feet long. On eith er s1de movlng!ol, has l>rom l,e d to acquaInt th e t eu- tE't'" a nd lh f' L'omptroll f' l" i n Ihe l~x.un... !J bt'eu murh d.~It\y, IlO that a tE'st {'as:;,. W3~ f I \ CI1 ye t bear tb.:<>~ .ut~ with the truC' ('olull t lOD or n rrn lrs. a nd. in a u o ll of thl" 8<.' l'ilH n.nd to ad,-i:.;p t h pIU d'':Iirablc FOfdble t', if tlons In midwiutPr are rooms, sonle OWl C' OIH'E' rning thf' Ya lirlity of t he ~l' t'l Jlt. howenl', "'ould 1,rlng .suffering on the- tf"u: numbers they had whc..ll wealthy guests to n~",I !it them In nnd luJ; IH" ,," Qunrtt:r~. :'Ilr. F f' ldma H rcpllf'lI today lhat ]118 anl&. who U\; InUOCf'llt. lu spite of n('"spa-· ,vert' as~igncd to them, bu~ each _of It I~ I)I'ulHlble thHt u n Ind letlll~u t t or vlo- s taff or a~foti~tn.n tR Is hu!=y w ith mhl"r : r f'OmlllC'ot, the 6O{·!t·ty nCV{'r bas for a mo- "hich Is now USf>U b}" nn Hahan famIly 11;:H IOn ot ~_hl' lcm'mcnt lnw wI!1 be r epor t e d d\1t1 e ~ so thHt iL W,,!S Impo~sfb1c fol' 1 ~n~ !'On~n.tplal(>d lhlf!, We hop('d to thfl that pays $5.50 a. month rt'nt for it. Se,-· tomorrow ngll ln!1l Fll.9c1o. It I~ the lut en- him to ("omply with t hl?' 1'1 qupsl, The ('~U tie a[Yhethlll your, lo1cr and 0>11' offers would ("1"11 f-f the rooms are now Yaeant and tlon or tb<.' tl'IH:mcnt bou!lc cru:;ndl'rs to ('orpo r: ttion ('{l lln ~t' l ~uggf';.;t e u that thp. t"nanl8 to move I ~ .. b ! b Tbe L"llit u ~t t A o ' there is a \'er)~ lonesome look a out :o;tllI f urtb('r ~lUll i ~ h h1 m hJ' cut ti ng 01I , .s (' ity C' mploy Alhprt 11. Jackson to atrucot-houa~" 01;1)~ 8:n:!ot;1 bas bl'('D. a tl:'n"- ~ a C'edaln large room thut former ly was rl'rt'liUt.' f rom rcnt tng tb e b utl dt llg. Th e te nd to th e- maHrr. '<'ar d nnuury lbl of tbis I I d' \ and which I:;; b " . ~ most or Ib~ 3t) or mon' tamlllf'li mol'- thp lOlE> In ng-J'oom. . t~nC'Ull'llt 1n w Ill'.., ,,, lclt>:i th at 110 rent cn n e ~~ 10 1rust "\\'('t'k, af,('r YOur order \'ucaUng it now balTPn or carpet and everythlllg t'nllcl'tl'll fl'om t nJl\ \II C"t5 Ol'Cully tllg n teut!- Commif;Hionf'l' Qr Publ1('" "~ork~ "'ard aJ1~~~d on lhe doorA. We are muth di~-1 el~(>. In anothpl' room adjOining, for- mPllt whtt'll hrt"l hf't'll de>n lt'd t he s nll ct lou or as ked for a Ulhority to e nh:r into a. ' 0 0 C' that tb('y re'fuSed our 1nducem{'nts II rnf'rlY used us a kitchen, ~ome cotton I h I ot '." l,ppl'-' meutarv a"Tef'llle nt Clr ('ontrul't .. mov" out a ' r ' thl' lll'ulth l1 <'I)llrtnH'lIt, " lid wh (' t Of'8 II 07 " t hat It I J:\um . or the place is 80 foul undpt'weul' 01lU o\'eraJls were hanging with thp O wego Brid ge Company. , \ 11 h II n meotl.o·e to the hll h r 1 "Ol"1)1~with tbc rt'lluin'IlH'ntlt ot t he lrueb .... bUp, they tllay, as th('y n P? _~ fO~lth. Bnd on linp~ to dry ypsterday. n nno.t ler" " th e (' on~l~ nt o f t heir on d :- m(>n, to 0101 I ~ i~'e how It cau be 81l<'l'tt)°:a :~I, l'ie do not \.mply rOom. farther down the corrIdor. lllf'nt law. I i r,' th ~ lr ('o ntrart for t h(' r on:::::trurtloll crrUtkat('. to gPt your w(:'re G sillk, ,\ et anel ut'rect\ye- floor and Ro Il llllM b('C'u dt'{'i11,'l! to engngc lutl'l'IH r l- l oi th e :-uprr:;iir u('tull' o r a brldgf' on 't JY 1 dd I I i a 1" t'!"!'4 io unttty t h" fnlllillC's III til(' Lu lled ~o ulh Park AY(>nu t>. O\'pr ('azt"llov,Q. '" ... a t lot trom (,,'pry qunfl_{'r of tbp SOnlP mOl e ('Ioliws lang ng on ('om lll,",' falt'~d to f .. 0 hcor r('pons or I II J t outsiu£> of oneIllf:', Jt H.· rlltt!~ H oll'l hlltlcHn~ to rl'fu !I(' to Pity n 'n t C'I'.oor.; k . ' rll ,"- l1rlcl"" ,.,'l ne i& Your enrort:cm~nt or "hilt· on t l(> 001' UM (! L co mpl e te lh t-' Ir c'on U'a(.t , .lnd In fa~t Ullt ~' aud that wu hope to ftnd In the spring thC' occupled rooms nearby was a pile to l"n:-;do. llnd In Pit' mC'nutiml! tb"" l' or L>T,"'t!O n h ello; not '.' l'L btPrl :-;tl1l'tt'u on • poor ot thl:; City have 0bta Ined t he of m ; h P 8 . . . t or tb1'm wlll be con. ~ .. 'll. boleaome l'iu.Q bODl1'8 ""bleb to nlHl Ill'\\' bOlu.. < - - ~ t ht> \\ OJ k ft fU t law rCQUlrrs. h.,S mOtlt beneTIl{' ~ame pIcture, nunus the di n ing- t1uut'd. .,., Th,. l'f'm l11i~ ... I01H'r a:: k<.l th a t ' h, 'OTl1l 11 Rf 1 ! .. trully YOUr . rOflm and kitch en, is presented o n each ,. ... -.. ----. <'\{'1 h(' mot littt'd lOO :l~ to prt')\'i u (or I·;HEDr.!~iC \L n: of the floors above. The corridors, dark I tlw COlllpit t lnn on or bt" fortl JllOf~ I ~et'retar;c·o, ' ~. hy day. J'e(,~l \' ing t ht'ir only light from ....... .. ...... .. ... ..... ........... ....... .. ~ ....... . .. . ""." ... 1903. to llrO \lup for the pa ymtl1t .)f' 1'h,' AX ,~. ,400 I" .or"ad "" r .' 9.!l(lO for thf> \\ 01 k . and \,.. il t \\ (}!'d (If t he - . n window at one etlu"' of the h a ll , a lld "'" "'bleh M r. 4\ hny r 'plle~ nrcPl'O\"l~lnn to to wah l' ~ t ' puhlled lhtma~t'~, upu as fo llows' dim by night, w h e n II g h t e d b y a t ew t '1 h, tCI'! ( 0111 DUring puch unla Wfu l I . bnlt'keted kprosen e 1o.mp~, are p lay..................... ... .. ... ........ .. .... unrl"r th .. flr l' Sl'nt (.'o ntl'I·~Lbl· • ~ i (Witho t oC(:U I)''1. t o n d . 11 .. .. ... ... .... ....... . . . . mtfl:-;I orw t" ~a \-~ thi~ wi f' a ~R \' nl; , U a. cerhfkatt» nQ r (>nt s h a ll b ground!:; tor t lt t' ~ warthy an gnm y t n~~ th .... ("it ), o f $:'iOO 0' t~l' t hp pl't:'~p n~ ~'{):' _ lecOYl!rable by the OWl1 t; r 01' Je~s e ~ I tie urchi ns who ca ll th e adj o ining rooms dwellers tl",l<"t Ilr ic'(' "i tllOl1t !O!l~rlOUS de Lt,} m :UCb premises f o l' ~aid p eriod a~~ ~o t heir honll~s. te the {\o.t- enough· .......... openl n g- Ih r. b l'idge. tn~on Or I:'PE'ciul Pl'o c eed lng 'Shall be A t ri p thruu g h t he building was made ~n' t llt:O.Se'C U aS e troUble _ "- __ ,AllltainE'd lh r.. rt:fol' or tor poI [ bY u. r f' p o l't er fo r ,{' he Express yes tcfpo 'theY 11_______ o I8.id p:,'~Inl~f":; for non ~pa}'rnent . ~3('S8 oor n d a' y. 'fhp .h-aU ~ were co Id an d ao ....~" ere G reene. I The or e'·'r,' II 1 j III ., 4 I td I !lnt SOme D. bl ~ I ot the J'OOlUS or t he luore m Iser-I poor famlI lpH, yet not one ot UIt) \ - -----=== �. ............................ ............. .................... . -. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . w • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • •• ••W lUjJ-rbige 2eidjt redig' feU. [XISTING. ACTS COV[R PRACTIC[ Of MfOiCINL r- k" [VYN HADCOlU·1£ H~:a!E n[AS TO RAGE Of HIS 0WN !J !llia ei • @lupt. lBulI ifi fei! Hinge, ' (1- (1' 4 ,8eit bemiiql, jene Ieic!jlfertigen ~o. IIIPOULlii finbig 8'" macqen,toelef)c mit ~iP tfjerili s • ~ult ur • ffiiiqren tfertig umgtf)en, aIS toaren es apafIafd)en. @lpe3ielI bie S)Jlantl> I ft bes 5. lBeairf!l foll ~ef) bas au ' ulben lommen Iaffen I)aben. lBe. nUief) qat bas ®efunbqeits • SDe. eemnt in jebem ~oliaeiflations. . e cine llt:naaqI biefer ,,[ultur bes " au!betoaqrt, ban fie bie Werate C ol. Ward Submits a Mo dified jeber Scit qaben fonne n, ~iefe be. Plan Lowering the F inal en ~e bei ber lBel)anb!ung !Jo n Health Commissioner Will Give Them Indefinite Tlm~ to Move O~t. IU Co,(jm~~~:; G~~n H04illh clded tOilUow the 30 ~.. d.. Who live in the old U~~t ~ re lam!ll" lei, Which has b e Slat" • Corporati on Counsel Tells Ii" tenement an in een condemned U 1 Aldermen a New Statute .J 1JrM.. - 1f - rtf II j ~nstead ~f forc~~I~nl!~.I~it%eg l~::mo", PACKEb CHICKENS IN BOXES I!~~::o h;u~h;::ttened at first. Ii~ ;;' is Not Necessary. REPORT ON HAMBURG CANAL ABA1EMENT. au nui "ipqll)eritill • trallen. @lie entnel)men en ~atienlen bamit @ld)!eim aus bem E streets In wi:~e~mendt dwellers into THEN SHOVELED SNOW, DIRT Ithe ty 0 an as the Cbll rganizaUon Society has . prodding him t .10ppod AND GRIME ON TOP OF THEM act! 0 lake Such \'lroJroll! 10 allow th'l" , - HEALTH DEPARTMENT OR- ant;~fh~h~:\~~~ded they are until mg to remain wbe:1't COS they or Ihe agena 01 DERS HIM TO GIVE UP THE the th em.' . . can find new quarten ror Frederic AIm BUSINESS. S, has IV IIt y, secretary or c, O. r en Dr. Greene as toilowl: Dr. ' Valter D Butrnlo, Jan. 18, ltt sioner: . Green-e. Health CoItDII,. Co st of the Wo rk Over 13 000 ' ' $ BERNARD LEVYN. a poultry deal er. at William and 'Potter lfe unb fenben bie !Holjren mit ben streets, must go out of ,business, 'Iltoben ber .\tranfqeit an bas ®efunb . I ---H ealth Commissioner W a lte r D, Gree ne ~tll • ~epartement aUt Wn~I~fe um In a report t o th e Common Council to- so decreed It this m o rning, DefhUi e! feft~uftelIe b ro' f('.:h SD'p"'!'" ' day, Corporation Co unsel Charles L, thinks th e order Is all a j o k e. and left 'f! n, 0 Ief)er ~r I~'lj' I b~ "e~l . Feldman, In pursuance of a resolution the H e alUl Depa rtment this morning I , an roe er ",ran, elt er ue· ado pted last Decem' ,cr providing for a n la ughing, When he realizes th a t th e tii treffenbe ~atient !eibet unb in roeIef)em 'act relating to t he practice of medicine la w Is to be cflrrled out, a nd th a t he is C!ltabe bie .\tranffJeit oorgefef)rit!en iii. an d limiting the right of indlylduals In to be deprived of his pre""nt way of '" . m 4 r.. ! th e practice or the same to bona ftd~ ·.>Uer In ,,0. 13 4 lIDefl Woe, too"n. physlcai treat ment. and making v lola- m a king a I!ving for his fa mily. h e will He ~t. :tl)omas lBagIe~ qalte oor tions of such 'lct a c .. lmlnal offense. "undoubtedly r ega rd the m a tter as beIlingerer Sei~ einen .Rnaoen in lBe. says statutes are s uffiing very serious. I tI that b existing d t Levyn h as heretofore co nducted h is ~Qnb!ung gel)abt ber an ber SDipljl~e. c en y roa 0 cover the matter, poultry business In a manner that "'''s liti! erfranft, lIl~r. SDiefen enlnaI)m, P~~ict~;a!t~U~!S, besle~o~loc'h' a 1p5t3e.Osf61thoef n o t t h o lea st satisfactory t o t he H ealth b 1 '€.. • Commiwioner. a nd repeated orders to m er ama S eme -yroue ber Shanfljett the laws of 1895, Which makes It a mis- k ee p his pl ace in a wholesome, cle" n bem .S)a!je unb braef)te bie ,,~ur, , demeanor fo r anybody not I!censed b y condition have been entirely ignored, berfelfien in ber !Holjre mit einem th e Slate to praclice medicine, The y say in th e H ealth Depa rtment III~D.f.!.T mit ber oorf.:hriflsma""I'gen roe. In r esponse to the request of t he th a t f o r the pa st nine years Levyn has "'I , 0 ;0 Cou nc il tha t he designate a member of b een doing this, but h as always m a nna~ bem ""'taltoner..aufe mO a ged to avoid the law in some w a y, ~, 0;:;> ~" ". his sla ff to assi.t the Atdermanic com efunb . mlltee an d Comp troller Hee-I'ager) In This Health r Greene ie oo n bor! an bCls "' \V • , says, time, he will not eCommissione scape. j SDepartemenl gefcI)idt roerben I a n examination of va rious o utstanding The H ebrew keeps a poultry place at 5)trn a cI) fef)enfte er ber @laef)e tax script, Mr, Feldman says t ha, as the a bove corner. buying tow I from (If f " one of his office force Is III a nd the farmers, dressing them a nd dis nosing ... U merffamfett luetler, ba er an. o thers a re busy with their regular uulo t the "arne to Hebrew custom er s, na~m, bie ~oli3ei lIlerbe feinen Wuf. ties, he is unable to comply. H e Is a K oshe r butch er. acc~rdlng to lrag f.:hon oeforgen ' , He recommends that Alber t H, J ac k- 'Hebrew fa ith, It is said he ha s a "" ~. so n be employed by th e city for that good business among friends of his o w n ""mlge :tage baraul qalte SDr. lBag . work. ra ce, H ealth inspectors have visited e~ einen erroa.:hfenen malienten ber A re~.wal of the lease of the Amerith e ptace r ecently and found it t o be or -y" " can E xpress Co mpany of a strip of t he in a fiithy co ndition, Levyn would kill em unjef)etne nac!) an bn SDtlqtertits Hambul'g Canal property. a t $50 a th e stock. a nd afte r dre ssing it w ould rt~anU lDar. Um fief)er 3 u rein oer , month for one yea r, is recommended by hang th e chickens In th e s tall of a ""'afft f'~ ""'I t' <' the COl>1mltt.e on Finance barn, a n d over [l box of r efus e, Some "'I e er I~, OO~t 0;:;> a wnsLJaufe 9"10. Comptroller Hee rwagen' as k s t hat months a go' h e was summoned to npaberm aIs eme btefer ,, ~ultur :tubes" wa rrants amountll1g to $22,451.47 be pear before Jud ge Braunlein i n MUJ1lunb all! er biejeloe aushadtc fanb er dm II'n In his favo r (or th e payment or cl pal Court f or violation of the h ealth . 'f, t' " loca l taxes In the sc hool fire pollce ancl la ws. a nd upon his promise to live u p n I,'i r benfellien Sette! oor, mit bem IIater depar tments and' ot h~r city renl to them in th e future was ret eased l bte bem 5tnaben enlnommene mroI1e esta te, upon vayment of costs, The warning ' -y Authority t o modi fy a contract with ha d no e ffect, and his place wus fo und DIl b e ffen .\tranff)etl oerfeqen qalte. t he Owego B)'ldge Compa ny for t he co nto be in a s ho rrible condition as it !lUIt fie! eil iljm ein, luie jief) bail ber , _tru ction of the s uperstructure of a was be fore, Dr, Greene decided u pon ieIt b Ib I b m ·b bridge over Cazenovia C r ee k a t South rad ical acti on an d t oday summoned un er tile e e en ;oortaii em Park avenue is a" ked b )' Commi i L evyn t o a ppear be fore him and show . funb TJeitil • ~omim[~r }Dr. ®reene, of Pub~lc Wo rks \Val'd, The "'O~~ o~:~ cause why he shoutd n ot be made to et bann unoer1ugTp; ' ben mO!t"el'- ~eenb "ailing a long time but has not give up th e busin ess e ntirety, o uUJ 1J 0'" yet een started. Levyn co uld not give nny g ood r ea@;upt. lBull baoon in .\tennlnin jellte. Col. Ward wants the city to wail'e son why h is piace s h ould n ot be closed, ~ine naf)ere Un terfuef)ung ergab bann stip ulated da mages II hi eh haye acc ru ed o nly c ry out that It was clean, and as b r. b' m [' , b " ' under the pre-en t con tract, and provide cle nn as many other places h e kn ew ot. an Ie -yO toel es 5. lBe3trf Jene t hat the b l'!r1ge s hall be compieted o n H e wa s told th a t today Dr, Green e «tultUt • !Hogre mil ber ,Rranlljeits. Or befo r~ Ju ne 1, and shall cos t $9100. Inwoutd mall him an ord",' directing h im rofJe oon b ", fi b '" st~ad of $9900. The change is to be n ot t o h a "e any more po ultry on his , em ",na en an as ""e. made wit h the consent of the bonds p r emlseR, a n d th a t if he did he would unbqetts • SDeparlemenl a6a uliefern fo r the .br!dge e~rnp:ll1Y and would ;':~.~ be a rr... ted f or violation of the H ealth erneITen "'alte. "'alte ""r magIel) ttlh,e cit) $,,00 \\'I I.' out s e)'i ously d elaying Inws, to " 'hleh Is a ttached" penalty ot ,'I ," '\,1 :<) • '" e eompl etion of t h e h rid g e $250. ' lc!)t ble ~nlbedung no d) red)13 eili g Co mmiss ione r W a r d also ~ubmltted a "That man's place Is In an awful state," gemaef) I, ItXr Inei" rodel')e s Unf)ei! re port on th e abate m e nt of th e nul.alloe s aid D r. Grepne. " The otber day my In~ b' f ill l~' In the Ma in a ne! H a mburg Cana l an d s pector fou nd him pac king up some poulnoel') "'a tie the eyslel11 of dr y wea th er sell'erage to try,k eas was cold. a thaw, d he wanted bur"", .:htte Ie ",erge"l} t.:h!eil IJ.J &., e p there the fowl lIe an s hoveled sno w ngert ~, e lIlerben lonnen, SDie ~O' propo_ed In co n., ec tl o n wit h t he ,,"o)'k, fl'om h is yard and packed the chtc ken. 'U (. IX Thl~ s('we l'age it Is pro p os ed t o '\\ Ith i t. Thnt s n ow con t a ined r efuse. m a !all,~n auer, roe u)e jief) biefe £eief)lfer . centr" t e at a pum'Ping 8t;"lIon toCO~; DUl" an d dlrt," ttgfelt ga&en aU @lef)ulben fommen bu!lt at Hamburg st r eet and the ca na l ,.;;.r'~h!~~"CI~I~:I~~hnve~~~r, Jl.I,~geas~oV)~~~: (~.ff~n, fonnt n fief) auf einen g an 3 ge. ~~~i)e~I'~~~~~g~h: f~;(~~e~~fien i)I,I'tlol1 thb ee lect oth"r Plople, who buy yo ur stock, ~ot\gen SDenfaeUe! gefan l mad)en. Swa n , treet l r unk se wer . ~~~ ~1~ro:~ta~~u~!~~;:-~.~~fY a re in dun ____ _ Th e- estim a ted cos t of th e ne w w o r k ~Levyn ''''''3 tk l'd n. w a y Jaughtng a nd said SERIOUS LAXITY is as foll o w", they ,,,ould flnd his place a s clean as any Changes ()f s t. t tht'r poultry ) Jlace. " l ee q ..... .. .... . .. $229100 I C'.Iark & Sk"1l1 er Slip.. .. .. . .. 8 ' I ~ Poll e of the 1,'Ul h Precin<.t. It .. Stre n cha ng es .. .. .... ...... : :: 4~:~~~ q.f. ?d~II~~~ YROPOSAL. Snit!, '\f~ re ('n l'cletis iu Hauding' \ CharIt3~ Organization Soc ie ty has Out Cu lt-ure Tubc§. New s ewer s. loca l f und . ........ $~~!:~~~ e\ dently come to th e conc lusion that ~ -1'7- I f{' j editorial comment on its proceedings ,u, r j f lt N".nUy Dr, Thomas Bagley of N o, W o rk und er contrac t ", . . , .,'" ~~~7,350 In the ten e men t house matter, like th a t liH \\ pst Avenue obtained from Police b 9,000 p\lbllshed in THE TIMES, condemning Station No, 5 a c ulture tube to d cter' $~06, 3>0 th,. ovlctlon of poor fam ilies in the dead tn lne whether or not a boy pa.t ient of The orig inal es ti mate was for $919 8j3 or Winter. Is entirely tn line with popuII h m a kt~S' a s ubst a ntia l sa ving fOI' the' la r senti t j d i b it st r e 1 s ad an y 0101'0 fymptoms of dl h- m od ifi ed plan. m en, u g ng y s m o therI a . Each s tation is supplied "~th ce nt c han ge ot front. Ihem by the. ' AfBut the suggestion made by the sot ('> T a physirlan tUfS one hp s ends it ' v·· · · .. ···.·. · . .. . ... .. .. .. ... .. . . . . . . . ('iety Is certa inl y uniqu e. being. in e fba \.' k to the ~ l<:ttion. and from thC're .J .. .. they are supposed to be sent to the ,. foc t. tha.t the tenants of a certain buildH (>u lth Drpnrtment. .. .. .. .... .. .. ...... .. ...... ... .. ..... ....... .. ..... .. ..... .... ... .. Ing remain In their quarters. but refuse Raglt'y returnp~l t ht" tube to t hE' to p a y rent so long as the owner or the Ma llon with sO llle wntlng. A few davs --- -~ h latel' hc had oC"asion to call fOI' 31-' P property neglects to comply with t e OULTE RER UND E R THE B4 N . dd ot h er luh('. 'l'hb lime he examined a san itary laws. Ar.d. th e society a 5, man to !oiJk for ~~:mptoll1s of diphthe1J ealth c.' g mm1 SQJpUCI.:. Qr.e.eJle :rest er- it will furnish the tenants with a good ria • J \'fle r II1£" exam . Ina II on he disco\,da . y ord ered Berna rd T...evyn. who hu." 1 1 I .~ lawyer to back them up, f'tE'O th at the tube wa~ the same u~d )I:t\ n ( eal ng In po ultry at "~lll1am anu ' to examine the bOY's throal. Luckily Potter Mr c€'ts. to d iSCOntlnue . bu:-;iness 1 This Is philanthropy w ith a new font \\hflll the boy "a s examined ~here we re owing to al1eg~t1 unsanitary p ractic es In P . About the best thing the C. O. S. no mon~ ~~ ymp I oms an(I the second pahancUmg 0"" r tl his h twares. Dr. Gn'ene savs .. can do at this juncture is to subside. UE'nt till t........ I ... ~ 1e e a th im;pec tors caught him r !IOl ,-"="(..· ome nnoculated. packmg poult i b i and ,vithdra\v as gracefully as possIble :;uPI. Bult wa. nlltiller\ anr\ I. in snow, ry n a ox W t h dirty \.('o;.:tigllt l n~. (,harb('s of CarelE"~nes; • from a p osition no less awkward than Jna7 h~ p~er«rrcd :1cainst a uesk ::;e1''': absurd. allowtng offi cIal duties to be ....,...._;-;_0. :; BUllion, performed by the proper authorlUeI. It w!lt be time tor interference ",hell . ?1:- 1I•••••iII••••••D • • • •IIIi......:~ dere) tbelr Dear Sir-On b h II gallizatioo SOciet~t ~ W ~t the Charitr Or· Instead ot e\1ctltig t te to suggestlhll United States H enants from t.l:e ! under rour order ~lt~abUlldlng tomom.... nctlon whil nuary 18th, lOU d, · ~~~erY which wilieh!t~~e ~~'ne~ a~~tri::;! lay enants undisturbed. 1:nder Utl!O(l of the t enement-house law the Iud I123 lor~, Mr. Fasclo. cannot collect rent ~ an ~ ot' his tenants, and what Is mort not put any at' them out for flot PlrI - r~nt until his building cont'orms t'ulh ~ your Wl1ft. cate that It does so. We shall teUaU tA tenants that they can stay wllhol1t PI;' Ing r ent. a nd t hat we will furnl'lh tbuD', t e la w . a nd until he has j lawYE'r tree of charge. It necessar)', Fif' clo is a lso now before the grand jn} and Is subject to a fi'Oe of $250 or Impr~ o nment. It Is a flagrant cn¥ or \iolation oC the la w after (ull nO~lce. and n(>Yle co uld be better as an exam Ie to aU other owners. \\'e were most anxloll8 at the ItDlnl! should move out under your ordu for Fascio canflot put them out, nnd It 11!1 no w be very difficult tor him to makP his nl teratlons. \Ye have not much monty to s pare, but we sent three Hailan IUltI'· preters to tell every famlll' that we 1Hold pay a month's rent In new quarters for t hl-m, a n d we emploved three aSEnU to look for rooms. Onl" four tamll\es ytre willi n g to move In winter . chlefty bmu~f! Fasclo himself told them not to. RHO'" ha s th em on hl~ hands. and be!ldl'f the fln e or $250 Is subject to R. flne of l day until his building Is made OH!!'. The law Is clear that unless tentJII'1ltJ conform to It in every war "tbey PIli be deemed unflt tor human habiliunn alfld the department of health shall (l1:, e them to be yacated." The law alao "!'." that "the word s hall In this aCl allI)S if:' m a.ndatory and not director)'." ~fs law is nearly two years old, BDd lhue has been much dela~', 80 that I ltd case was desira ble. Forcible evlcJltl~~ In midwinter, ho~'e"er. wou ld brfng ~~~V­ In~ on the tenants. who are Innoct~'I~ or fl ewspaper comment, Iht' ..I It'd never has for a moment contt'm",l:l this. ,,'e ho ped to the last da)' Ih~/t~n~ Bpi tE' order and our offers wou ld caUle I nn ts to move. I ' bHn I 'fh(> t.:nlted Stn tes Hote 1Ia11 'lJit t E'nement house onl~' glncthJa.~U:?mnrt o r this year. and most of .e "ff>1.ir families mond in las t wef'k. af~t4l)(ln order vaca\1ng it was ~~t~d t~~tt tbt! r~ We are much dlsappo n e 'e out 1f1l!l, (u~ed our Inducem€\1ts to mo~ III mtfl.~ for the place Is so tau 1 t~(\t'~lIe they .Uf. to th e public health. an l\ t!rf' hoW It as th ey noW w ill. w e ;~t your tertlcan be a l tered so as 0 , fica teo 'erY QuarVT (> Mll\' I add that from t"t our fnfor~ t he clt ~t we hear rer[~~ lO hO~ to ftn-~ ment of the taw. an r ot tlllJ til) In th e ~ prlng that the ~~1sesome (Ita; ha ve ohtnlned the tl\beneficenl h,,,r~' homes which thi s mos Quires. \ R espectfullr "OUr!;U )If to J "A'! I FREDERIC c.' 0 ! secretarr . the !taUao ,,,,,. I Giovanni Banehett , and .,~'" suI, called on Dr. Green:lnst th~ WI' him n ot t o take action ~g~ Hotti t~r \ ants of t he u ni ted sta:'ured hl= !b' few days. Dr. Greene de to !\ltfir no the te nants would be mil hardshiPS,_ _- - - - !).. ORDER~D TO " QUIT BUSI ESS. ~ Mt ' ( Q-;fIfT!J S s Ber- Healtd co miniss1orier ay na~n's pou ltry Shop IS a Menace to Health, d it": e \ytllia m and pott.e r slre ::., I' q,11 as ordot'" .:!> kosher butcher, U inK bY g... doing business thlS morn " c ommissioner GreeneiUthY shOP .~I ~ " The fe!low has t~ " said Dr. G"~;flo is a menace to hes.l • nt ha.! "t>td 'oJ,t "The H ealth Depar tme in lhe p6!! him at various times - Bernard L e vyn. a. poultr)",;: t'a';d • years." It Is said at the Lev:rn, after I that them In a. barn nea~hf and ar lerwards sold o!d tor:";j~JI!~I.~:. allY ot $250 I. pro'·I~. order 10 dJC:UllllJa I H eallh DepartmeD der theJI t1nue business un �WILL HIT lANDLORD M1.I~- Iq4~ A8C 10 I'CRISIS IN MATTER Of 1 SliRPRIS IN G LETTER SEN T Charity organization Society Hdving Hard Time to Get Rents for Evicted f amilies. ;:ALTH COlDIIS5lOXER WAL· TER D. GREEXE. a ftor n lengthy canterene\: wi t h Fred· .. nc Alm y or the Chllrlty OrganIzatiOn SocIety and G. Banch.ttl, the Italian Consul in this c ity this m orning, h as granted an Indefinite s la y in the order ot e\'lction posted in t he enited ~t.t t~s H Hotel on January ~th. An Ina~ilJl~' to plae£' th e tenanls of t11 ls b ulldlllg h as prom pted this ,lction. RegArding the fiction nga i nsL t.h p t1~t~ morning st~teJ that he wn~ no\\- l1 \\:ut. I . acka" anna Hotel. Dr. Greelle Ing an opinion from rOTporation Co unpel Feldman. to!low~n g it n Inter new with th e owner of the hulld:ng a t which t ime It wa.<j agreE'd lhat Dr, Greene ' s wishes would be re<:peC'tcd and ('hnnf"E"~ woulfl be mad,', The opinion ~ U~lll b y Dr. Gr~enc I!; to gin" him the R tat.u~ of t he Lnck(\wnn~a HotE'l afte!' ('e l'talll nl teratlOl1li ~hall bl" m:lde. ,,"hethe-I" it ( ornes under the pro\'i~lon~ o f l)('W 0 1' old tE'nem e- nt~. Jf It s hall be- c lnJ~:'.lficct after aitC'rnt\ons ha\'E' bH?-n mnde ,-1~ a new tenement buHding. tiu·n en" I'.\" flunlly will be forced t o move until tb F~e ;tltnrutlons are marte. Dr. f:.1(.. t 'n~ y.,!';terdu:r I'ecd\'cd a !C'tt r from :\lr. Almy o f lhl" Charity 01'g1nizntioll ~()('IC'ty sl'ggec<lIng lhat 1h13 H ~!l h h ('onll:li.!:f'llolll'r rlelilY :lc tlon and gl rlnJ::" 1.'> a l 'I:, l~on for the request t he In<.b1Jltv ,"r thE' C1 1·g,lniz.Hion offki<l.l~ to nl:d sult:lhlp \ll1ilrtrr~ for the falT!i1iE-s who would bl"' c\'lrtfltl. ::n\l the further renson th u t the !<X'iety \\"i1ntec1 t o try a n w ~~hen'i'. "he-reby FaRcio. the owner or the t'nit<'rl Suite::.. Jlot('1 prOT't'rty, W(1..11rl lle made to s ufff> 1' and not t bf'ten nnts. At the contE-rence In " hkh Dr. Oreen(', ~tr Almy and ron~ lIl Bnncbett! engaged, thl" I.Hit-nallh." ..t gent le mnn a(lpE'an:tl for [he first lime' tl) ask If'nlenry ror hl~ l'ountrymflll. He' saW t hat tor the most Ilart th o."? o [ tbe fam illeg In the t"nitpd St;t T('~ Hotel who had pxpre~ed a dhilndlnation tn rno\'e had been ill-ad \"I~ed n nd he tlromh~f>d himself to ('a ll ~lpl':-'O nali} upon them n nd urgE' t1lf'II1 to t.1 ke the bttter clunrtCI"H whpr(' tli('y ('ould i)p obtltlnpd. ronsul R:lI11'h ttl ,,"<I f; ('11 thugiasttr In his desire to h E'lll hL.:; countrymen nnd n !tel' thE" C'fl nfel'('n C'c thl!'t JIlornlng he sa id that he had ~ome ................... £. . ..... .. .. , ........... ..... . .............. . .. .. ~ . . . . . ~i·i·~~~~· ·~·~~r~~~~:· . ········ ····· _ ~ifals, • ~Ol'l!!lill.iit ~t t un'o ",UP!· !lluU nomlJofi31i ~ 5!)tparlemm t flnh gtg/n~~:lig mit riner Unler[u~ dlung &tfdjalIt9t. um aus~ufinben. roer tnl ~Ialtonsqau[e bes 5. !prteinftsl ein • ~roblrgfa. fiir 18a3ifftn.'.!tulturtn nH o !Otdj[tft rat. ~m fcblen mo~al qalle. \l)r. ~<1{!fe~. bon !IDefl 2fnt. emen Heinen Shaven tolgllt \l)ipql~t r it~' oof)anbelt. ~(I!s 'on l(~31 annaqm, ban 'o er n!naoe geqei ll flI,. Tjoltt e;.:ftdJ .tin berarliges ~Hasd)en a.u. btm. daltonilqa u[e bt~ 5. !pre. ~?U~. IUlfdjle mi l bern !lllaftepfropfen Ie stt~fe be.il' .!htaornJ au, unb fa n'o le b.!nn bit 9tof)re mil feiner ~rWirung naifj be~ Gtot ion~fiauf e~uriid'" !!Dentge ~agt f~altT Iuurbr er 3u ei. ~tm.:ranne .gtrut~n, be r '.l)ipqt!)erilfis ~ 'I" en [d>~:n. ~er Q(ral 40fte f1cfJ 1tllebtr tIn &f.asdjen au s bern Gllllions; ~~ft unb.lulfdjle mit 'oem WalfePfro. Ntll btn ,1),1[,) bes !jl'ahilllien aua ~fs ~ tOm bail ®liiS-djen roie'oer - in bit ~~~Ib( fegelt rol>rrte. bemtrfte er einen [lIb Ite tnln .3tlf . ~r oefoq ~d) ben; ~ en un fan'o nUn au feinem Gd) re. ~" aus, baa 'oa& &rCi&d)tn 'on,fierbe • ~r. l1Je[cres er fdjon bei 'otm st'1~aben qa.k 3u~ ®!ihfroa r ber .!hta. I1! er aum amellen maft unterTudjl oJ!~ere~ mar, fd)o~. baUf!anbig geqeill fdJI' .• Jonn qafft ba~ llStt[eben nnme t)'o(\!tn qa1}en lonnen. \ :,nn ~Ie 6elteffenne n (ll laSd)tro dJ ~;: ~halto~~~u [e auriidgebrad)I'~~r. ti_n ~n lIt. [0 fdJ rtibtn bit !J/tgufa o t nor, feforl in tolqeil !p-utjlier unb bem iGanit(its _ 'iIle. anb~ mer ben, todj in bitt nidit gtfdJc~n. FOR SO('lE'r y J~Fon " S T HE'] ) 1.'\ \ " \1 ' -, FREE, bo p~ of g eNu results before many days had elapsE'(!. '-"n: " -n'e co uld not well t urn the t ... nan ts out in the stree t," rt.::'l. ld Dr_ Greene alter the co nCer-.;nce th is morning, " ~\'e a re having a yer}- hard tim e ~u- 6reene~ares R E '( 1. :\ T 1L ,0':> Ur. that Water is Becoming MQJ"p Polluted [very Day and that City Must Do Some· thing. filtration Process Would Involve Vast Ex· penditure, But Seems the Only feasible Plan. U. S. HOTEL TENANTS T il E r ~au lf"q6~ y_PU RE W.~~L~~ BY TH E C. O. S. TO HEALTH COMMI SSIONER. THA T RE ' T L A~D" O HD C O ) IPI..JES " -I T U TilE LX" ;. The (,harity OrgamzatiQIl Soc-iet y to day notified H ea lth Commissioner G.-cene tbat it "Ill not ask tm- tho te'lrlnTts in the l'nHod 5t tes Hotel be I e\' ictcd and adYised the commissioner I to permit the unfort unate t e nants to ".\.8 to. the ~an ltf\1-.r con dition of the remai n in the building, rent free. unt.1l t wo b llillhng-!'I n t p rf'!oil'nt und<'l" dlsc \1s~lon. I mu~t ~ay that tIl(' l'nltecJ Stales HotE'l f urther notice. Im.' idpnlally ~he socie ty ~~ ~nb{~~ ~~~lei~ ~~~~(.~Ii~?)~ ~\~g~~~~;~a~h~~ passes o u t a roast for Landlord Fascl u. o f th(' L~H'kn\\'nllna. 110tll b ut whll(> w e as follows; H eaHh Commissioner Greene s ays a n~ g ranting th" t(llan ts of the for mer _ . Uutr.al 0.::\ Y .. .Tan . ]fl, 1~1,1 place nn indt fi nite s. lay. o r whnt may be Dr. " alt£'r fl. l. l",-'t'UP, ll t'nhb l'OUlllll;:.~JOn~.r t hat'"'-nrE elLS S "8ler supply 19 becom1€l'mtri. a n Indf' ftnltC' ~tny . Mill WE" will Denl' ~Ir Un IINIIll( \)[ tnc lU:nl[\' ing more contamina.ted every day and p r ocf'NI a.'mIJH~:t thl· 0\\11t-1' o f th(' L:l('k- 1I1'j.:flIlIZ:Hlflll ~U('II ' t.\· 1 \llltf' 10 ~ug~p,s't a wannn Trott I n ft("r "., dmsd.lY, unle~ a ll th.1t iu~ t(" nli or \."It·ting tt'Utlts frolll thl' that th e city "ill soon be rorce d to our wl~hs <l r~ ('ompIi( cl with." CD It 'U :-' In I t·:o! 1Iutl'l }JulJui ng lllUlurruw, face t he prob lem ot nlunicipal tu lrD.Attorn(-~' Ca rll·ton 11. Ladd, for the Ull'It·1' Jvur VI·t1l'1' tlf J Jllu.U·j bill , \'011 (h'ltl\t ('hl1r ity Organization SO('ilty. has for- ;11·tlol1 "'hilI' Wt' Ir\' ;I dltT('l"cnt~ r'~Ill('d\': 1ion, wh ich has already been met a nd wa r(1 .. (J a. I... tt(>r to H ea lth Co mmissioner whh'h w ill lill (he' own"I' .tull ie;1lf' U;l: soh'ed hy s ome progressive cities. lu .. Grl'f'll(> ('o mplrllnin~ agalm~ t thE' practice II I ot tnSI)l'(-to r~ ]):ls!'llng tht· n' I'Y \"aguest l"ualUS 111\1 stur let!. l,..U111 'r :-.il'Nioll 1:!3 o( ~o rt 1'1 pla ns for the t cm' rnl'nt house a l- the rt'u ' Ult!ut 1I 011St' Law tbe IUlluloro • • eludIng t h e bIg cIty or Louls ,·ll1e. and tt·rall(m!'>, _Hr . l'(I{'il'!v, canoot (·"ll('(·t. "Pllt ftom .Iny 01 the smaller v illage ot: Dunv ille. On_\rthillC.t F_ 1 r. Lo\"('rln . who haq bE'pn diS U ·I.Htllr s. uilil "'bill I:; mOl't' c'RnuoL PilL 1arlo. rngaged In til(' wo rk o r looking ove r the !lllY ot them Oul for uOt lla.\"lu~ l't'nl unul The f1Itratlon of the water is the I f 11 I I uls hu.lldln~ ('onfol·tw.; tull.\' to the law. p ;.m~ o r man" :..;o-ca ('( mproYements. :Iud u ntil hl' hn!i l' om' t-t'l'lllkat~ tllat 1t d",,, only m ea ns o f securing a. pure waler has npo rtt 'd Ihat IJl nI :lny casE'S he has s\.1ppl~· . Dr. Greene conte nds. He i'iays Ill'en unabl~ tn fin el any 1110n5 for Im- :;0. " l' s hull It'll all his ll'IH\utS lhat ttl,'," p ron'nwllt!'l nnd In oUu' r Inst3nc{'~ the ",Ill s t"~- wlrhunt l'U,l"ln~ !"I·ur . :md til /It th at e v e n tn th e ,\1nter, w h e n the la.ke la 1~ "f "0 \ Ig If" l~ t i e utt I Wl' willlUTUlsh thl'lll;1 lnw r ci' tl"(~e vf ('h u.I·ge is nearly froze n ovel', and the watel' ~~·~ :tilll:~~_ l' :\1'r. :Lo~'('rt~ f1~('ldl'l'cl It 1It'{·t·"';/'ltiry l"d~('11) I.. albo uow hl'rorc tilt.' s hould be comparatively p ure, If it e ver plans w ('rlo' pa!o:l"("tl by H, ' llt h Department gr:lIld JIIIT aud Is suhJ<,ct t o a Hne ot S:!.>lJ is to b e, it is found Lo be in a coni n~ll{'ctors wh\('h Wt:n> pn·!o;.c nll'd o n o ld Ill' 11ll)ui1:tOOlUI'Ul. ! I,. IS U Jlag-rllnt l'u~e vt taminat e d conditio n. dangero u s to ,\rapplug- n:\p<,l' ~mc1 drawn without re- ,"Ialation of the I nw attn 1111 1 norl{'l-', ::uHl h ealt h. gard to anv sort or {k tail. nnuo ('ou ld be lletter .1:; ..I.U t!~awplc t o all Comnu n tlng on t hl ~ report nnd le-ttE'f, otlwr 0\\"n£'r8. A Big Question. Com n,lsRhmH Grrl"'nf' this morning s aid: W e 't';erc 1ll0:-t 3u).iolls tbat tb,.. t('nRnts "Tho~(' \' iolHtiol1l" wl~l(' h fi l'P rE'('lted hv ~ hollhl WCI\'(' out 11 1.1 d,·\· .... OUr ol"d~r$oi. 1'01' uIt Is a. big question," said Dr. ).[1'. l.•.'ldd o('C'ul'C'd bp(o re I nssu mfou t hE' i"lhWlo ('nnuot put tlH'1l1 our 11Ilti It wlll 111)W Gre ene y c's terday, "but. the city will be Co mml~<;.l rmt'rsh ll). nnd I ca nnot be held l>l' YNY dlrtkull Cor hIm IV lOukl' hi ::; nltt'r, rl"!'l:J')onsllJh" for th(,nl a nd nt the wor~t 13 (.loos. " (' JlI"-C nut mll r' h mou~y to ~parf', bound to face it soon. T h e plan o f the" wer '~ h ut h·d1l1lra l yl()LltlfJn~. How- hut w<' 'l'Ut (hr('c Jl nlla u JDtt'l'prt'ters to p\"t>r, 1 dl .. tikl> f' \,("n tpchnic'l1 Ylo l n tlon~ fcll ('\"("ry famll~' tbill we w oulrl liar II filtering (' ity water by passing it nn d 1 ~ hall UI1(lt' rtnk (' to r i~ ht as far a-:; month's r('l1l 10 n l~\' quort('rs tor t h em, through fillratlon b eds has been trIed, I ('nil all mi!o;takC'o..: o[ tlw pn~t an c1 I will and we f>ml)lo\'t~d th!"('!' IlgCDI i'; to loob. 101' ce rtainly $Iu' ta It per~llnallr that there room.... On r (uur fl1lUllI('s no!'l'€' wl1lln ~ to and has prayed to be the only satista.ca r" no new ,, 1\Jlatloll~ re('ol'dell 1 lUOll' In whuPI' ('h lt'fi\' bl''''alli't~ F n:o;('loJ.llm· tory guarantee ot a. pure wa ter s up" 1"(,1' t hl' ~a tlfu('tion of th l? public I tn .:ty s('lt lold tb("m ' not \1;. Ill' Hcm hilS Ihr ru !': Iat{' t1~'\t in \"\'ry 1Il';lr (>,'l' I'Y c:n~(" of t ech .. ()Il hb h:1ud8. UII(I h4':~;tdI"'S lb (' dne o f ~:.!'JO ply. BuL Il is a cos tly plan. It In· nlca l \'Iol:lLion pointt'tl ou t. b) Mr. La d~1. 1 II'; ~uhjt·('t to n lin(> vt 1;'10 a day until hl:J volves the raising or the water t o. a tile' fnct' I~ that the bulldlllgs o r e sani - bl1l1dlll~ h m~d(' o\'C'r, tar)'. an d hal!ltablt. Anolh('1' of ).fr. L o\'Tbe In\\ Is t'iC'flr tbRt 1Inlp!,;" teuf'mcufs ll e lght rrom whl c b It can be Hltered by (,1'ill S ('(jm~llaints I~ that wrltl('n permlrs ron CoI'm to it In <',!C'n' WA~ "th('y shall 1)(' gravity, anti In t h e case or the c Ity ot f rnm lhe ll l.'a lth Dl' ll1t'tm('nt art' la('l<lng. . , . . I ' That Is I rUI ', but t h., fOI'ml'l" in s pector In cl('(,UH d unlIt t Ol hu!Uun hahltat 00 [lull tlH Buffalo that w o uld mean t he abandon(':\('h ca~(' aUl horlzen t h£' w o rk b v v('r li l'partmf'nt .. of) J('allh f.hu ll ~fil1~l' tb e~~ If) IlPrmit . Thl~ n(' w Inspectot's win Issue 1If' \'a(,~Il't l. ] hp 1:.tw 1I1:-o :-fl,rS tbtlt th l" ment of the p rese nt reservoir attd only wrltt('ll permi ts ." word HJJALr~ In thl:-, UN Is nlwny'S mandapumping station, I tear, t hougb tha't (8 . / tMY null not dlrN·tOr."... This 1:IW is a pro blem whtch could be better solved " ....... 111.",11'1)' two rrAt''' nld. fin d tlw re has b('('u by th e Cit y Engin e e rs . It has been 1\111('h dl'l:t~- ..... u tbol n tN: t I'ase "':t"i d(""lrs u ggested that the wa.ter be p umped nlllE'. FOI'l~ lbl(' ('.,-lrtI01l8 In mld·wlDtrr, to so m e high place In the vI c inity how(>,'(>I', woulll bring su trcriog on tlJl' '}"n I('uants. who 81'(' iUIlOt!('UL lu !':pftc ot the e lty, like th e Boston Hills, but ~·{r- {rda nf'\\'~l>np('r I'omm('n t. thl' Clorif'l;r ll1t8 npvr- I' that, while It wou ld b e h Igh ly .atlsfae· for fl momeot l'oDtt'lJ)plnt('c] tbls. ,,'c hopl'rI <tory In its r es ults, would involve an to the' I,,,, <I:,y thll' your Mdrr and Our jmm(>IH;l~ e xpe-ndilul'(>, pl'ooably over a u[f'("I'S t\' tlllhl (':t1lM' tbp 1·'nnl1t~ lO UlO "f"(\. million do lla rs. I th Ink that t he t Th e l ' oilNI ,'t;Ilf"!. Ifntl'l bRio! hrf'n :t fro ... pumping of the water to some high IS Inoot bOil'" only .111"0 J"uuRn' I .. O(elhl., pl ace. h ow"\"cl" where it could be fil~(':tr. and mOst 41( th(· :to (\r 1ll0rf' tnmlll('s o Ice a Ion I 1l1O\' (>c1 III l;lq W('f' k. 31'11'1' YOIII' u rd('r ,'Ol'tlt· tered and distributed again by forc e fnl!' it wn~ )lOl'ltNl on thc d oor~. W(' nrp gl'a\'lty. is the only solution 01 t he I11I1('h IlI"ilPJl('ll nt('d thnt th C'y rptu!lI,·d our problem. Any otlle-r scheme woul d. il1dlll'l~n1(·nt::o 11) m(l\"~ Out lI~nln. (or t he n ec(' s~itate two pumplngs and two JI('alth (',,'mm lc;:<;.lunC'r (:rt'en(' nnd Supt, Jlltlf'~ It; M (nul thM It I~ n U]f'OIlI' p to rb (' pumping plant~ . and thHt would inRull or the> 1'011 1'(' <l l' pnrtnwnt 3re try ing t o )Hlhllr- 11 ""lt1l. ;llIfl "hllf' tb (>r ~tn.,·, 0 '" tb("y y o l\"e an immense co~t. pln('\' t Ilt' hltllUl ' f or th(' m1shll llclllng of R. now will. Wf' do not s(>e how It f'~n be III· ,,[ cn n plainly Sl'f;' that Hlcre is [L ('ullurC' tube In IH)ll('(' f'tlllloll .) nil De la.\'fin t(>rrd s.) nil; to ~flt ~'our Ct'rtlHf'R tt'. c r i~ ls (.'lUlllng. As lh (> cJly gI'Ow~ . lht" !l\C'llUC. It I s sn itl t bllt l'bnl'Jn's nrt~ to be )lny J adrl that from pn'I·." I)Ullrl(>r o C thr< pl'()rl'J'I-('cl 1I~lllnht tht, mnl! or lU{'n Sllsppctl'll, rllr w(' !Jl'Ill' 1'('llort~ ot ~'our rn(OI'I'pm<'tlt watt:>r RtHToundlng it lJe('omes more an d lH~(,llll~(>, thus t a J". th(' d"ro rt."J Ilt tlle' ofilc·l.' rs ot tht' Inw. nod th nt "'(' hnJlr to Hnd In tb (' mon· polluted. and more and more to l('aTll tbe' hlt' nUtl' o f thl' gl1 l1ty o ne have f.lll'lu~ (h:tt Ihl"' pliOI' of Ihls ('It,,· bnYfl ohdangt'l'ous tu h ~ 8lth, an d the thnc wi ll InlnNl lh(' t\' hol(>sl) I1\!" l"Irtlll hlllucs whil'!) bt~('u (r ultlt·!oi....... come \\ hpll th e bsue o [ a J.)ure wate r r..nl'>t mou th Or, Thoma!; n ;l~lcy ot 1344 thI ... mMI h(>nI6l·('lIt Inw l'l'qulr('~_ supply wIll be s (,Juart Iy b~rore, s nu Hl':--p(,,(,ltully YOllr~. "~I·st nn'nut' tr('ntrd II SJu nll LJoy ( o r 111l1bthat lime Is n ut vcry far dbtnnt. f'REIH;Il1C AL'''', t1wl" lu. Th(lo d/)('tor t hnu'lht {hilt t he hoy ~r<t'rNnry (' O. S. hnd rt'('t"·\'I"\·!1 ( rl)m th(> rlhvns{', h u!. J.~ in Anot her B urn i ng Questiou. all Huc'h l·n"('~. wnntl'd to ht' ~ lIr(~ br(l)l'l' t he p l:l('nrti wn ... rt·1tItln·~1 CI o:n th(' hnll<';«. A(' "There is another burning Questi01l ('ol'c1lngly. hi' j;!nt u \·"lt1l1·'· 11Ih,~ flUm IJol lcc co nc~1 ni ng tho public hpait h which has !':;tntlo n a, !'l:wnhlH'tl tht· hf)y'~ thrmH~ ll nd rE>beE'n Hw t In o ther cJt lf'~. and whiC'h turned tht· tulle· tn tht' p.tntlfllt 1.011"(' with nont8 or th e 1 n lte d Sto t e~ Rote l hili not'·'-I t'xlllnluln;,{ wbut h. ' dl· .... ired to woulLl like to ~e-~ dlctpl)~ed o[ In Bufhtl\"!' dUOl' S tuy b o t Arc Ad, bed t o falo, n nel thnt I~ thp matter of Pl'eA fl'w dny.( Inl,'\' Dr Har.:h·r WIIS (,Illled C an , 'tmting rpld .. m{f's of ('on tagious d is· to uth'u<l \I mau who wns ~tlsJ1I'("I("t l oC hu,'JY No R eut. .. In.:: c11pbtltt·r!1I 'rIll' 1101 lor (IMollLe t it ('Il lb"vu:.J!l· D...:J ca!1lP a mong ('hildn'n. rilles like- BostUrt' tul)o' frlllU Jlltlll t' .. tnthlTl .1 ou,1 s~uh, -. t on ;;11111 Phil a d~ll'hla have pro\'Jd t.I I" ,I thl' 1111\11· ... thrnnt ",9 ht' "n~ o1'ont to f'rNl(>rl'~ .0\1 • t-il"('rctary nr the! Cbnrlt) ~r~ te-Ills of dati)" inspccllQns in till' rl·t urn ttl I' tlllll' 10 It .. hw\. III' lIoth't~. 1 n Or"'aniz:lti<1D ~o("leIY. blls nddrefl:sed 0 puhll(' ~rhool ... a nd sinre adopting th p'm "ill 11 or 11:\1l('1' \'uotlllnlnl!" \\ IllIn~ lie ",\- 1 e . Ih"altb COlUUli-;sloul'r Orr<'IlI', ~11'; flm\twt l It uud "n<; I\lut1l1l'~ I to nUll thllt the 1N U'I to ~ I tl • 11'i l'1I1l01:!> nan;"' .... t>l· !l the <If'ath ralE" among (,hll-," tuill' \\.t" 1\:1' Itl!HtkIIIIlIH.' Ihnt Ill' hnllu"I-, 1 geCl tlu~ Iht"'1 dt!;'~~tO 11 rl'l~;;llIfllllg fod!} UI'l-J1 d('l1't a~e to a vcry perceptible In II". I'n"'~ (.r thl' I.n l·orftlTlnt"'tY. 11<::' from the u It' • 1 (~V I ;1 tl a'l{'Dt r at£' . thlll thl!' ;letl ll l1 I' f' Ul·.I1.' 4'(1 (llJ{ ... f ' " n" ... n·lIt~ c]t·n·lop,"1l. th,' t)(IY W:I~ rl~,O\·t,rt)d l'('IUNlr 11'I('tl "blrh \111 111' tbe .. .. ner ... u '.')'.) (>st<l hll~h ~u('h a syst~m in Bufputlr.·!" (ru TO IUllitllll'l"t:l III thl' fJnw t11l" at~ 1~1t Y(' tb(' tl"Ul1lHS 1Intlt50llu·ht'l1. b . t falu w"1Ild Int'an t he em ploYn1C'n t ot at tt'I1IPt. 'to f!f·t n t~ul1l1r(' (r.lUl hl~ thrn:ll wo!o\ \1 _ \Imy F:l\"~ th'll It OiJt'r 1 ~ 1I"O{'Wf 0 It:a~l 15 phY8Ict a.n~, a t an t!~pcnse or 1I1udl': Mlh·rwl,,"'. Ih" i".IU"'l'qUl·n<;·(·s m!;;ht bo'u~,' -I :. w tIll: 1.111,1lIlrll . :\lr.( l'b! ~··I ... "a ~' h:\n' !l1'.'11 :o!l'r lHu ,", ot' ''''l lif'd U"lt h )U , .10.' l' I~ l(cn·hlt! ... 1)1'ohallly $1\.0+10 a y ea r, hut it wouJ.) ~ n . • I I1Illl'" ,·:ll1ut't Inll IIn~ 0 t lUI mt>8 n mW.:h r J f th~ general hl:-aith or I b on.f''i, I "'hr-lItl1tJl'~nn·rt·tnrl ... I to~·'l.t,n anl l t\ n!1 ~ t'3"1'11\1: I t.ut ll utllll":-. h1JIt.l!II ~ the ('Il~", B~ 4'1a.lI y \'Is its t o thp schools, lbl~ polll'I' r' 1nl1lltlnn.. TI~lnll'f" thnt tht.'}y nUl f flr u o ": f('1 Ih 11\t\·. '- \\'1 ' hhalJ t ,11 !-.h:lll 1)(' wrn{lp~ll hnm p,lIntt'I~' In r('11 pap('r t'uu t.)rm ... (ull.\., . l\ 'I I' \llIW 'lh.lt Ill",) Jnl'iJlJPllt fl,ld(!m.iC"~ or C'ontagtou ~ dle ['auld b~ frn:mPdlatel~" c hP<'ked, fOT imnwd!Ofl' trnn sml :l...!-Jnn ."l th,. hl'olth ,Ill bl !-. t:·nnl'tbout.. · l·B~iu ...• n ut ·;in.l tb I \"l! ea'je Ill'pnrtnwnt. In th lt; In~tln("'" thnt ":l~ 7 0 i'"an :-t:l) " t hem ., I·t,';'t·r {riC" f (·h .• T:.{l. wht'r,," n'j\\' lh.}y I.;".-.. t II foothold before wi11 !11rn l!\:~ t Fa..o.l'io j ... also 110" \.t' COH! the th p )" at'\.' tIl ('o'~red. and r8~f> thro~h ~. ___ • if u.e'I'Cj:-...lr~ , n I 14 ~1.il'J ,·, ·t to II line pC ~:.!j() the \\ hol(' E ctiC.r1lS of lht city, ("auY ng t:r.1·~f lIr.\;I' .. Thscio Under ur 11111'\:lsfln :I~ "~.tl1l o,.,t turn t~r '('ll:lD'S Ollt gn."a l 4·xp:,>n .. f" tn famlli!'s. and ma ny 7/fI'" J)r I,.nl-'D'. m I"unfinf> t."'I('I WIT :"r thl' dpath~ '\' h1<'h coul,) b~ prp,"ented It t b e h.','.I,~~ li"'.l~do, le.!'se or the old 10,1.1\' " IIt'.O I r I)" 1; Jllliiu'ye ... ~ uut· di~en!"ot'" \\ rp ISCO \'cretl and 'Checked at rr t "':'lll hut t tl lb+.' the 1J g!nnlng. I rnitE'll ~l~,lt!~ Hotel, now il t~nement llu~d la )Ir .\ lnU·b Il' t r. in our cn de.n·ol's to place th ese people, but we ('a n on ly hope for the best, There has becn a decided opposItion manite~ted by mauy properly owners to having Ita lians tOI' tenants. a nd under the~e conditions great r e sults can not well be looked fO I·. HEALTH OF CHILDREN NEEDS MORE ATTENTION I I 01 {hal I SERIOUS MISTAKE. E Inv stie:ation is on to Ascertain Who M' han dl ed CuIt ure Tube a P I, St t' 5 ot1 C. O. S. HAS NEW PLAN (f 11Pst·.tLlIAt ~ " hU\l~ ~", W l.l~ urrC:-itetl ye~l('rdny by Del{'('li\"~ DU~lO oC the }"'rnnklln ~treet ~U\tion on ..l \) ('nd"'l warrant i~~ued by thl' Ulstrh:t Atto1'lley, <:hargmg him with ,·iolatltH; the tenement house I.. w. ,H.. w..." r eleased OU .600 ban. �146 rtJREENE BELIE·VES o EVICTION- I~--..!ng .. of Ih Quarters Ittp ,"hl.~. e fa 1s tQ He.lt'h 3 ('0 PHYSICIANS SHOULD INSPECT SCHOOLS , AT UNITED STATES COXSl- L T _Ui.E ... lgnor COLD TO MOVE THEM INTO STREETS HeatLh Commissioner Gteene thin k s the ir .a1nrle. ought not to be less $1.000 a year each, H 15 are apt hat the ehkiPilU Sf the Health De- pthan oint"'d . the itenl of salary would partment In protecting t he general amount to SI;,ooO, Othe r Inrldental health or th e r lty co u ld .be gre"tl~- Im- ex peu€les in connection with thl~ work pro v ed It It w e re in a position to pa y woul(l p robably rai se t hl?' to tal to $1 .rl\l1?f!r aupntion to the physical C011- , 000. The Healt h Comn11ssioner seems dltlon or the rhiidTen who attelld the I Quite confiuent that the Board of Aillpubllc schools. He beUe,-es tho. t a: e rlnen wtll take the s n me \li e w of the dRily inspeNlon oC earh room should I Importance or thLs srhool Ins pectiOn b~ made. JUS t as is d one in seyeral a t I and wll ! pro\'lde means {or ca rrying it tho larger cities of the country. notubly I on when It Is properl)' brought to th~lr ~~,,~ York, Cb h'ago. Boston an d P httl- R[[t-ntion. HE.' intends to do this within Yest~d.ty wa s th~ da y o n which the delphia , The las t- named d ty ha s JUSt 0. f~\\" duyS. probabl y, introduced the syst eJn of dally in~' St3t1sti l~ show," s:J.lt.l tJle Health ten.1nt~ oC th~ rnited States Hotel spec-tlon. nnd n d \' lees receh'ed b y Dr. Commissioner. " that In X e w York , Bas- ltltli"mtln( house should hu \'e be~n eyic t Greene Ind lrate that it i<' w orking e yen ton and Chlrago the Tn ,'ages of dlph - ell for Yiol~Hion o f the tenen\ent house bl"tter th an ex pected. ther ia. scnt,"let te \"er, whoop.i.ug ('ough. da ys' notke a t' the "My Jut-a ," s aid t he Health ""ommi!:l:- menslE.'S nnd thE.' dozen and ODe othe r sioner. " it ba s ed upon the e xperience co nt!'1gious disea~E.'8 to whi c h chlldr~n :~~~~~~IIii.iio~"~n.el' been li \,ed up to, ot Bosto n, );e w Y ork. P hllndelphtn.. and a rE' particularly subj e ct , h;l ve bet'n an d Landlord F.lsdno Chicago, a nd J Intend to suggest thl. m uch rltrtailed by the dally inspertl"n and his. th irty f~\lnihes were nOt dis pion to t h" B oa rd oC A ldermen, This or a phySlrlan, GeneraUy, when a I plnn pro '~ides tor the appoiutmen t of tencher In o ne ot those cities where pos~e~ ... ed . " The ma tter is now i n the hands or n. number of physicians. who will make t ht'" systent is in o peration notices anydaily In.ppctions at each oC the 60 thin g that Inulcates Illness on t ht> pa r t the Distl'il-t Attor ney. and the gl'and jury." said He a lth commis~ioner school bn illlings of the ci ty," oC a pupil, thp latter Is sent Inro a Dr. Greene estimates th!lt 15 ph ~,.::rl ('i - room b)" himself to stay untH the In- Gl'e~ne, when asked what steps he ans " 'Ill b e required. one to eyery four spector arrlye~. His o bst'n"ntfon dp- would no"- take. ··r propos~ to let th e whole matter rest for a time. This b undiugs.~ I t it were pos~ i ble to de Yot'" tel mines whether the pupil ~hall be more tha n n f pw hours to this ,,~ ork all owed to continue tn s('oool or is dally on R('('ount ot the h3. l!·hond ~lY co mpelleu to remain at home." ~ssions. f(Ow er In~pe('tions would be The~e inspectors could a bo laok n ttE'r requIred. b ut It ,,,,auld be .1 big job for tht~ s.1nHary conditions o f the rooms m a n to cov e r four bulldlnge tn five- Rnd other i mpor ta nt mat.ters. such a s hou r~. He bellevps th;l t~ as only thE:' height of SPi.lt~. desk~ a nd Yentiln "."",.'Nnns at the best ability would be rion. says He31th Commis loner 1Ie,.h-atl le in such respous ible pOSitions, Gl'eene~ Health Commissioner Greene Says Spi rit and ot Letter of Law Should Prevaillatter in Hands of District At torn ey Coats worth. 06 j .. (I " KOSHER" PLACED f - LUNDER ARREST 9n£f -'J.o- y.!! ~"thoriJ'e. olaim ill. Poultry DrusiDg Establi~h1!1 nt Was Not Cou.luctod P ... operly. ,." 'n1 'I' 'r r. .' K~ER \- BUTCHER ' GETS INTO TROUBLE Hea11h Co m mis si o n e r G rccn~ Orl.1. e r e d H C'r na r d I. e vyn to Toduy .l,," (! t 11 B us t 11 C "'~. --- - ,'hv.(.f 1.. " . H(>~\lth rommis .. io ner" Green~ loday ' Jlut n··fnat'd Le\'")~n. :t poult~lE'r 't "·~n~am a nd P ? tter ~t r?(> ts, OU]. of 1m:;tmt" ~~. Le\ yn 15 a kosht"'r bUh'h""r and does a good bu sin e s~ among Oct1plt> of th~ H€' brE'w ra f'e. Health Inspecto r ~ nl'E' nt l~" \'i~ited hi::- I·lace a nd (OUtlU tha.t 1. wa ... in n most filth y condition. ... O lllp timE' a~o I..fI \-yn w:tc: um~ mo nC'd to a ppear i n :\1u nici pal COUrt l) n tht ll: :trg~ o f ,;oI3t in g tht.' hpalt h la" S, b ut a~ hf" pronti~ "'l If) lin" up t o ~he ordinant"~"~ Jud~(> Bl'aunl€'!n r(ole3~t"'d h im, Thl~ k ~!"on appu.l'I..'ntl y "a!:' \\ 1t11Ollt €fIe("t on Leyyn~ Th is mor ning Dr. GrfE'tlE' ~llmnlone'rl L~\"yn bf>fnr. him <:'11 an order to :,ho\\ ca ll~e why he "!:. hould not op. lnade to ,::h-e UJl t he bu ~in e ~s e nlir lr. L \'''yn l:'1.hllN that' ht!'t taCt'\ \\ ~t :::' ;.~s clean a s ll lher "(\13 s that hp kni>1\' o C. Dr. ('-{'fe lt tt"ltd L \yn tha t he wa ~ golng to lna il him an order dl r e-..'ttn~ h im not o It:\. '. ," an~' J,nOl'e Pl\Ult-:-y o n hl S pffm~f'.s. L " "Yll \ri. 1l0" t k~ th no lire :; :,riou!tJ" and " ..\ 1 d ilU ~ of th E" ..:·m('~ l:1u~htn£', 1:-e ~. U r. ,,'IU find 1t a H~ f1rc n (O- • • I:3!r 'IJ~~~~~~'1) ~~ It /r, . as reglrds \.dbt.ncU\~e stand. # colony here Ji'I people in (he i~ "I have been Yerv In the recent slf. .- mUd\ lin,. . Cornmi~sloner .J~ t~~en br the R~· tenements to ~ald S' t'pne, relatlra to tprday "i d~~\r~ t~g:r BanCbettl ;"JCor law a nd its obsef\_~IW"arli l'ft..i:-.!~ cel'tal!ll y oPpOsed to (l ~I.'t. ~u~ I t ... tnnoc~nt parties n) e\'lthllS ct " In th- ~e('tidn whf h p:-oml nently in t e p~bllrnotf I~ tllnately, the po"lble "I~/n. u.:., e\'lctlon J3 W 3re tar ,nn..~ O! • a lwa y, adqse them geb!) Ita,l · I oC tli. r ln' but I bet ollo "ne tilt "h ~ ey ~ • P '"~ th3 a fE" inno('en t 'iol'lt(o~ the\~~· E" made to sutter. I l'eftainh' ~(' e thAt th~ r 3rp not m3de ' ' _ot tlms of any InJust:C'"e'. , • t " HE' OUT TO L \ W LI T E R, " I am bu::~' ail d.\y ~curing h fo r Ca mHi.s who are UJble to e,. ~_ nnd It. Oc~upie every nlinu te of m ~' 4zr I d,on t believe Ihere '<iU ~ aD): " genous difficulty in adjusting thi lt 1:11. ter C: l) far a~ my pe.ople a.re eon~_ Sol ~:l r as ta king any ste-ps. It-gat: r 10 p ~e\ ent Itallnn f:lmilit>'l from .If P\ ll"t~d .. I hJ. Yp. taken none. 1 s have tned to look Out f'lt thO! had to mo,'e 3.nd thos~ who t rt :'to mo"ed illegall y will ~ lOOKN ~. latH. . There a re aboU[ lS.000 halia m In ButfRI o and they are reprtl~~nted OG. fr.t ta x fdlJ S by abou t $.100.000 tn I..;, rlo-pfrt y. Sie-:lor Gionlnnl B \\:3. 80 ~ent to Buffalo tn IS;; to rtp. ' hiS go\'ernmt'nl. snd Ii" the onlr rtp..'"fsentath'e of a (oreign go\'t~rnme :'ll . ~dQuJ.r{ers in this ('fry. }~~~t~I~frro, Health Commissioner Greene Or· dered Bernard Levyn to Quit fe Pou ltry Business. LEVYN ONLY LAUGHED. It is Claimed that He Conducts Hs ----Jat(, Dr. Greene Says Much Disease Would Be Prevented if City Would Purify Water Before It (s Pumped Into Mains. is imverath'e that th~ d ty !:'hould· health o f the cit y. The water 15 full b :t '\· .• a li~t('ri'l ~ pl'lnt E<? that the ll f ht'~l lth -de stroying bacteria. al~d a~ w a t e l~ whIch the p!?ople drmk m:t y be tb{> o ld fa rmer sa. ,"~. the ~')Qj'l LOl"d ! ,ur.i fle~ befl'!€, it Is pUnll,ed '!ltv t he I ma y huy€' creat. r) :u; many ~ood bacm am ~ . s,ud Health Cl)nlml..::s.ioner' teria a ~ bad, but two or t.hret~ of the Gret"ne yesterd.1Y. latter In thE:' human system ma \~ upset Co n t inuing, DI". Gre-('ne ~aid: " In it complptply. e \'t>n if they 'd,) not my annual report I dwelt upon thl" l'.ll l--· -Joe'llJ"l _\ filtra tion pLtnt would. n t'I-E":-: .;; i\.)" o ~ a :iltratlon ~\~tem :l,l"'I,"l I doubtle ";;; (,pH a ve ry large sum, but it am conteml,1ating Nt'Hng th·... ;lU€'r:t - \\ould he worth it. LJ\1i~;\,lU~. I-\:x •• t lon ot the Board of Aldermen h) It In whil~h b hardly mo re tban hulr t he si'ze ~ ome other form. It is an ahslli utc oi Ruff \10. is. spending ~ometh:nno" l"lo ~e nt('es~ity. a s the wlltpr in it ~ unfiltered to $:,!,Di"l1),()1"(\ for a fi ltering pl::tn~ The statei:; il I.:o nst a nt menac~ tl) tbe , nl ~rl is certainly as urgent in Du 3.1o~' oC _, H.lJD P." Business in an Unclean Mann,rOrdin ance Will be Enforced, g. ff! ClTY F\LTER\NG PLANT ABSOLUTE NECESSITY 9CU( . ~ _ ('j lo \'anol ~I~~art~::~t Health Commissioner Will Urge City Legislators to t f.di'«- 'Ld - Iqd Appropriate About $18,000 Annually to Pay Staff Terrace Hotel Tenement of Able Physicians to Daily Inspect SaniInmates Remain Untary Conditions at Schools. disturbed Despite Expiration of Notice to Get New Quarters. SYSTEM WOULD TEND ~ . 'LI - f"J TO A VERT EPIDEMICS !TOO ~~=t~!ll Is pra~tJe,1U,' ~::'lS.'lonot G~ th ing lTJII happe probslAUty tbat tod" l" n a t th. La'b~ ( .IOY L',"I 1, .u ~ ~Hl III \ X C Ilr. TT r. lOlU, tl l u r .\ gt.· n1 . " b o H n ... U ec o lu e tt F,H"'1 0 r in the '1.~ t"ut.~lut" n t lI o u. eo C r u stu] t" , ~s 1..)1lt" ntt" the> tl~tttl>~ ",hl'n It :::,'em:;t ti) Sllll'it .lnd nOt. I h •.: It'tlPr oC the la \\- ... ho uld. ub[~lin, Tht"' t.l~l't.lte~ of h Ullunlty forbid th.lt \Vi" ~houlJ turn of lhi> 5c.'Ol'i'S ~lnd ~,'Ol'e$ ot hum.\1} bt:"inp:5. li '~ ­ ing (rom hall 1 to mouth. Inti) th~ ("old l J'u(>J $trt"t't :::, 1'hi ::5 i~ a ~()Il timt"'. it ~t't'ms tl) tne. to m .. l k~ h~l"'[t'" ~lo\\'l r." Dr. (fl-et>lh:- ~ai 1 th~t ht' had hpa rJ h,l{ { \\ 0 ,.r lhrl?P [[uullip:;; hall 11l0\'eu. u( h·· ktlt'w no thIng pll~itl\"t~" He ~as;:; II :I t h~ h lle' t h:t:. it will not hi" no!C t" .... ry h '\" II t an y H ( tht> tt"'1i.ln t~ and that 1 hem wl11 find at.. r ters :t .. 1' ..\1' dl:r ~ ~ they l~ n. L -- - O. ' . L E ' - ~Tn E.' rO t qUJ,I - Iii . ..\.~ t ht"' ('h.lrhy Or.~ .niz \ l h:t :-o llOl 't'"1 In oSt) . .' et )' able- tn pradde q u:trte-r~ tile thin\" Ir nlor"'" Cilm He~ which It \\ uhl h a. \' ~ ~\'IckJ f rJm tb~~ old r ok,·ry on thE' Tt'rr3l·e. it i ~ belt~ n.>\t (Ol' �ANlrfl 147 616 HATCH Of APPOINTMENTS fORMALLYSUBMITTED BY MAYOR 7TEIVANTS ARE. I F PLACED ' IN A f a-kir'Antofl iIlS Considered Among Other Public Nuisances Which Were Referred to Appropriate Committees with a View to Necessary legislation . Col. Ward' Reports That the Cost of Abating the Hamburg Canal and Kindred [viIs Has Been Reduced b y Several 1 housand Dollars. ~ . . . V" -,,--- q .~ BAD ·PLIGHT. Charity Organization Society and Reming ton Settl emen t Withdraw Proffered Ai d and Landlord fasCio QUits. ~ u -:'7IVOYo~j-::--===- -;-;;-::--:;-.::-:-:,---_~ L ANDLORD FisCIO of the United States Hotel has announced that h e Is th rough with thnt property. m .. ·...... f~.. T ...... l' (j .......................... .. ., I ---- CHARTER AMENDMENTS ARE OFFERED BY ALD. J. N. ADAM _ ~ I • • f ht 51uhmilte<1 Lo the Atder- helieve in appropriating. an extra $150 for l\.ay01 1.... " g. h bl ...... ('~t hat h of arl- this work. AClrl' hearlllg Mr. Feldma n, m{'n yeslC'rdl'". t'<ie I I-., 'eu. ;1 y a chief executive tht' suggestI on was uppro\ Dolntm ents hand' n t : c 'fhey included Ald. Adam mo\'ed t hat th e Corpor ation of the C'lty In ~ IO.lrl~e Im Arthur \\_. 'Counbel draft Ch arter amend m ents with r ton tht" follo",ln!;. 1 c'the Board of n dew oC shortening th e time occupied Hk~ml1n to h(> R. menl )('(r 0 be~"n 1 E mlnf'rS for l\'e n~a rs. ... Schuo xu tr ",~n n m ].Ietzmllg l '('hruary~: the on: 1a " It'"r to 1.t' Market Clerk durmg H is gon~l 5 ple-asurp, fl om J ,U1uar,r 16; E. orlllng 7 09l'11&en(1 to sen'e a~ mpm.her oC the Bcprd or School Examiners lo r t he lln exI I ptr f'd te rm oC .\.rthur E. H e-dstrom. res.i~nfO(} ; ~harlf'R T. " 'ilIia ms to fi ll out the unroxplred te-rm of the late G eorge $t {'uhf:r ns a member of the Board of Ass ~sors, nnd J oseph 1•. \\ hillet t o Bueceeo. J Ofleph e. FweU on tl1(> local Civil St"r yice 1, he Charity Organization Societ y and Supl. 'Vc"l dge of th e Remington Settl E' n~ent h ave drawn down theil' proi'fered prepa.rlng the estlma t s, so as to m a k e a id to the Italians, a nd a n e w pha£l<!o In the te n em e nt-hou se Ques tion Is now available th t! m Qn(>y collected ion t axes brought to v ie w. to meet current expenses ot the City T~ e ann o u ncem en t lhat the two ~ogO\'e-rnmpnl wIthout o\'e-rdrawing funds c iet les whl c-h h ave b ec.>n doing so much t) r ha\'ing to borrow m oney good work a mong th es e people h ad It is proposed to have the' esti mates In withdrawn their a.id a nd encouragement the Comptroller's handR before F ebr uary ca m e as a. s u rprise to the many who 1. gi\"ing the Mayor. Comptroller and ~~';.~. follow ed th e matter from its very TI'easurer power t o Increasc, reduce add _\ l ac~ of anl)reci3.tion on the p art or or eliminatt". Then th e Aldermen are to those \\ h 'Jm [h ey sought to ::t id Is a:;g'E"t the estimates thus passed upun at rrihed a!= tb e {·.-l u se- t or th e withdr:-t w a l their last meeting in li'e- uruary. The Atof th"- QUPP OI't. _~9 mntte r~ now stand, lle-r men are to have the m onth at "i.\Jarch th.a te ll ar. t ~ of th e t.:nited StatE's Hote l p 1 opel'ty m~"lY move If they wish. 01' to deliberate nod a majority '"ate is 0 clhe-y ca n stay on t(.l tli Eil' d eat h, ~ssary to adoption or t he estllnate as .At.·cording to th e slo ry t o'd by Mr. I'('\'ls( d or ailE-r ed. "ads-e. It ha s not bee ll a ltoge th er pleasThe Councilmen al'e allowed only 20 :l11t. this st rh'i ng to ai d th e Ita li an days in the- month ot April to deliberate. te nants. TIH'Y were 1'01' the Illost p~.l't I lUI d opposed t.o m ovi ng, and it is' c harged ThC'y are rC'quircd to lave n wo· 1 r S thllt thel'e w er e a lllon~ them many who yote to nltcr o r amend . an(l to be powert IIl'ea I ene d to & h 0O't or cut any who less to add any new ite m . The pr(lposal s o u ght t o induce them to mov e. deals also wllh p enalt. t:s to ue imposed \\'hen il was !l'Olsed about tod ny that on tax d elinquents. Referred t o Finrtlll.:C the s~(: i e tlcs ~'ouh) ~o longer p ay the and t he Corporation ·ounsel. l e nt a.. o rrush th e lI:o In advance, th ere WJ.S by l~th many who the n e x .. - - lHeEse d a \\'1'I i Ingness to t a. k e quartpI'3 I COlnmts~inn. ! Thi" ComplrollM' having intimat<'u thnt 1 ~,4~11.41 would he needc(\ all r pbruary 1 to fI'lV t hf? City's proportion at the liquor Lax "Ale cl'r tlfl cA.te~ surrender eu. fro~ De? 1903 cl'mber 23, 191t!. lO J anuary ~, . a w.n- r,lIlt was dlrc('tE"u drawn In ra\'or or th~ , tomntrollt-1' {or thnt amount. The C'of))OI 3.lion ("ouns el. re-Inti\"e to thQ Fakir Antof'llus r eQolullol1. rE-ported hl!{ opinion thut th e htw AS it stands I~ sur'lclf'l1t to punish imI1ostors who posC" as flo('lnrs "ithou t ha\'in~ thc necessary eer\J ~ " / /""" w/ tIfl c'lto or Cluallll('athms. ant .. .,..... .. [ .. .....: tP..cIJ.P..... Mr. Feldman t\.'cile-d. a !!lel"'tion of th e r .' Ml'tIl(,31 PraC'tlci" Act. which m::tkpc; !iuch y... /..,.,..." ~ ~ 0 _ an ort\. nsc a rnlsd('m('anor R.nd proyiclt"S as .. ...I.................. .. .O ...'-"' .K......""'\:.~ \ " a pt'l ,lily on conviction '!50 01' six mont hs' Im1l'l s,'n ment for a first often~('. '001 or ~ C; OIlC' ycnr'!-I lmprisonm('nt 01' both flne an'l ..,r.: t . ... .. .... .. . ......................../ . . . . .... . . . . In1!u'l q onment Cor a R('cond ot'f('nsc. The / : la w a lso m.ke, It Il felom' COl' one to ~ ' _ ... llrnr t\('o mec.'llclne . undC'r n. false- or as! . , sump(I na.me or to falsc.>ly personate an. '11. a ' da varlo tenlpo C e 011-.1' pl'neliliou rr. No ono eonvlded uf .., • • rolony "an "mellee medicine. pe opera deglt agent! della .n. "" el~p"'h e l'E'. I. 7- aJ . ! caae del" pov" r,' . 0 W h ere tho Law ia We a k . "I'h('r(' , h Is no IllW on th p statute hool<s V' I}rt'\'( nt!.' a. m "'cllC'n l praetltioner f Il ,. rom nldln? anll nl,.ttlng a nolorlous }-'" klr, l'Iu('h nR \ nlol1"u, h"... s IJ"en , pro,'pd tr. he. ]n thl!"1 n'~Ilc('t the present law is ,,'eak. nnd II M,'. ~'cl'lmnn had referred to tl-a ... la\79 of olh('r States where An~ tonlll< and I_I. "1 I .' . , Mf'u cn pals were brought ur "lI h 3. round turn wilhin two da,-q he w""lel hn"o ell'ron'rrel the mnl"ri a l--d'C'·(·hl of lill:' h " as It ~t~n, ls on tilP stntute bot)hol of r\pw ·York. a"ll Wll"re'ln th"'~ ' 'J caItII f"I' l., I amendmen I r~ I ~ fPro l:tbh· that th(' mf'dlC'al pro"on "r It, own I"n",' will .ee lo 't >h,OUILI 11(' tn I'tl \"'nt r.lkl~ from uSlnl Iht! 1I10 11rt:' "nl law Is aml'ndpd no; it g . 'o'tIO "",dlcnl man' <1IOloma as a. ~ore suhtt'l f\l~l~ to cloak thf.lt. n f".,'loll", l'l,"Ine~ f .. ...,,, lo~~ n'j JI:undt.rln g POOl', S'Ut(t'l'lng, cn)du. \ N m~ C·'·('r I e;1I1y tt) he im osed UI"n "lIh Iho1'1holp of fake (lu.ll" ':"U"C':nl onstrutlon" II. . . t'ganlzzaZl0nC d 11 e a C . h ', ' Iii' I r . . 1 . . latto e seguentt nso UZlonl: "" SiCCOnle molte case s ono ' "'tate 'LI-ovate 1'11 Condl' ZI'Onl' ~ d 1 I'" I' II ep orevo 1 111 YIO aZlone a e lc.!!g . , i, e il Dipal'tinlento della f,alu te 110n e' atLo del tutto d' '1 I at estlrpare 1 n1 a e, appunlo relum wil h me lind uI'ge Olh.", t n mOv e h (> refused. fl.nying, TI·ey \\ iii .hool,' anrl he kn ew whereof he epakc." " 'hlle S up t. \\Tadge ('on\',:)I~~pd therE" were two mpn at the door. An Il1 t (>l'pretel' exp lained lbat they Md comp to avail th e m~E:'I \'es of lht'" o ffE"1" of one m onth'R t Id I rent Itl'ee ITand whpll thE"Y I were 0the\' t were ' a t lIe 0 0' wl\ ldrRwn :\ngry. F re" rl'ir AIm,' ~n ld : h3\'P tl·IN) trl Rl tl lbe,. peo ple. a no th o \\ ould not 1)<Rlucd. So far as l\'() are cOI1('Hnul no fU rIh('r adlon 1(> a,~ Ih em will be taken, TIlt"\" I'dll:",('d !" \·t> ry ki nd offi('e- nnd now tlw" mu.t shlf[ for Ihrm.elv ... So rur tlh Ih,., p\1ni~hmfnt for th(' conrlitlon or th e building- jq conc(lrlH'(l. it rna\' b,' bt'lIf·,·pd that F aaclo is not so much l!t bl3me ""-e- w". n~ thp own (- r$ .. 'I!' ...... - f t,n \\iIl l t d II)' Iw 'fl.ll a _I 11"nll . ·lnt.;"c_1,....(.11 Ci, )lIt.,.. lnll ..: 'In r ~. nnv \ . brk . \ ('1na 5 und the Ohl <, heon led"o:'1 " ure•• tg.th~: ,,~~(C~<d s. I. t.l th rlt)· 1"1 1 \ rt lCQ \1~t uH Po1aI t()r "Cu 1 ~ for seah·tl pr"')~ ( '.Jnt in f1\ ~n 8 n.; a.~ta :"Jdl1rd dl~ln. I~h I g l10O b . to U" U8 d i t"l~ s :lnd IHlhln 1.!1Jllfllnlf~. n , J)(·rn d.>u COIlT1~ 1 F' .11_ ~.:la.. Ck.lt~ In hIs , !ltit) r C alT ~;l 8~ (.nan. 11 owin~ to 111en te 1'llal)'lt~lJ'III' (. .l.' mnl'C' ",·tdt."'llH'adlng than hp had any tdfa It would b,'. and n'l w that hf> rpa1t~t'8 fulh' th!' work nl'<·I'~ ry .:lnd thp trouble' -.t' hl' has 111\,ltpu, he- l~ wllltJlg to draw oul ;J~ grac.·full \" ns po~"lult· and Id the b'lnm" sl'ull' 'on utht·r Fhould",rl:! than his. If" ..... ..--...... P?S ICIANS TO VI SI T ' . THE P,,¥!:I C SC HOOLS ....................................................... _........ . . !..o a 3 - I D It l\'a~ stuh'd b:r HI :lith Commi..!l'slon(,f Gre('ne YE'~t(rday that he intendeu to ~ugg'"·~.t to thf" _\hh:nnt'n a plan whert:by p r o"I!Olons may be madC' so Ihat the public ~t'hooI8 couhl h~ lloll y '-I~1ted fo r sanlt 8r\' ot • ggcstetl th~ "at!- pu rp()8~ and to r the ~f' I1EraJ hea lth II J 1.~ , empl~\rjn.t:' AtttJrne)' \10" tht" pUl'U" and pu blh~.# Thpr' a r~ ~Hmllar ('~()n to t J ~ '" ~ yst ('m 111 yoq:ut. I.n :'; pw York. Chicago CQ.l!p[' ISlg .J e ca ro ot lhPl to tt(!'l' Bll~ton Hnd l'hiliuleiphla . Dr. Grpene ."hl'rn.~"O\JUl ding tox IIl':rJJlt F- . tl1llar fl:~ that ft1 1H'1l physicians will b~ ol\dam .a nll 1\.enn ~I.' i"l 'r.d lC'qulrrd, onf" t"" C1; , f)' tour buHdlfll':>. ""J£'''lllon, I ' T lii '(\ vlILd hrlnJ:" a tntl1l exptnse to C .. h l\' :-l opt"'!o!~ h 1f p [ &1... ) an ua lly, 1l..'1<\ [I) e( 1 pt'OprlC arl I <luelle case che sono le 'al- llHlU] lilt About NuilQ.D,oe.. ell" o tn\ 1'\1 I:·d( pnq (1 wh t }',,~ hpen clon • III l th., h i " " P URIFYING WATER ELECTRICALLY. ~ ul - Gelleral Richard Guenther re t~ trom Frankfort. Deccm btr 8 1903: ' Th l' (' it:r o f "~i(1:;,.bil~len, Germany.. hn.q com;t1' u cted e xtensi\'e ozone water.. work s nt Schl"rsteln fol' the purpose of obtain ing a. drinking wfiter entire1y free f rom p a thogenic g erms. Th@ t. works are capab le -or rendering & Cu bIc mete re pe r hour at n c Sb ' . 0 0 p fE.nnlgs ( n. lIttl e less than bu.lt a. cent) PCI' cubic melC The oz6ne , gencrllteu by electric discharges 1n an op. paratus compo3e-d -or metal t b u eaI. passcs upwa.rd through Coa.rse gra\'cl co n t ainl! d In towers, witile the "n.·a~r I u pel'la sua apatia e uegligen- Jl f'[<"asclo hlm"lf has hold" -uffir\pno" l!oi " illlnl{ to rHir:f' (rom hi!'! po~Jtlon Cdl...~: 1 r~lllnnlll.ll8 ' ~ ngcnnCr:w nc.ln:{'tlgem€nts and za nell a lnateria. jl seg-ret.a AS landlord O!' th(' prope rt y unti bE' ~ltll'_ t('d rnr tl14 I ...... ~prl If hf' I'SC.:lpej';l nil 1l0O::~lbll' punlo::hm(·nt P Irpas or 1 "" so t' . 1C . I Hf' ',arC! th:U creath'. 1r.11 he ~uifl lod3\: II ( 1·f'h'!I1~ thl' IlUhlic by holdrIo de oIDltato presenta e "J 1m thro11/.!h t wq~h my hand~ of out n pl'OotP,cl (If ('lIft' ~ th,· 1'11\irl" malin It IF:" mono Ihun r b,lr,'hc \ liI-,m., I il1~'est i2:~'Zi011i fatte al sud· ~Rln£rl fnr, and I .hal( do n"th;nc '. o .:' 1,110 helnt;" fully Inrorm pJj .:~ 1'111 ... Htflnd on thp pari nr F a~dn 1.;- a ] tt D' t' t d 11 . . ~~ll'llri ... f' H' many wh o thought h(' wnu ld: n tM ~itu:l.tI"n. d. em(.u It Pl"Olh:r to r\!'fpr the 1l1n\l('I' lq tht Comml(t, (C 0 tp a r InlCll 0 e a a- ." how ~tllhhorl1f'''~ or I'll"' l"E'p:tir th£' hultdI.n\\ nnd 1 I I.'e on 1ut.e neII 0 stesso ' b '1 In~. ··.t11tlw . . r·~ huildlng. .\ pI·t·ullar f'nnrlltinn In (hft I· ol'Kt8.,llon. ",'ht'n th,.\' (ull te1llpO eel ntfa1r~It IIr Thp I("nanl!" .tr. ij-l'lt· (OUIl<;u:.:l It I '.inner . • • "I d' . th ere and no t mo\c out and Fasclo '. "lll' or fHlm"OI1(" Inll\'I'1' III \\' th CUn11talo S l flscrlJa J Irltto Cannl)t C"ollpct any rt'nt~ from lhc-m bt't\ i. t It'y wlll 11 n n p I I 1 C. .. . II CUUl.W 01 lhpll' uccupaney or the rooms. Intt'I IlSf't1t nction r,n' rhldln''g °lll1 tOI t.lkc dl ptll11re 1 l..rasg1-csSOfl a e Thll!-Ot whu d.\im to know !ita)' that Faflcio one fir th(' In.' t . le c ty of when hl~ took thE' h'use tor lh," build In$: Ilml't I I H~~llllc f·aIH],.. ('\'C1' at- leo'g'l c di fa r condannare :--0 0'11 had no monl 'Y "~IVl' that which he had ou l 'n I{"'ad d } l i g l l i ' : ' ' ' b)' from his !'Inlu ry rl'et~I\'t.'d from the city. . '1" l ' . l d' anc1 hl.8 l1roml~f' J"('pnlr th£' bulldlng WAS "l ,. t,/\.; EDS' a1.~t..a e' COmlnCla' ~ una C clata .. a. • l' I d'" per mig lorare e COil lZ10nl • . 1 d . "al11tarle del e case el pove~ ri., al quale UO pO e' st.ato 11C,. nll'nato Ull corol· t.ato ch,...... 11a . ................ ................. .. ............ .. ......... ........ _ Supt. 'Vad ge o[ the Remi ng ton Se t- to b~ sh:rlllzed flows down and ort le ment arose from Ius lunc heon to riYCS a.t the bottom perfectly germlcN~. mee t an Enquirer r eporte r this atterNinga F 11 noon, and talked of the 6ituntion. He ra. a 8 s hould look into tillS. said: This SN'!lH '0 ,¥,"Jt flltrUlfon. 'Ylth "So fllr as w e a re con ce rned the tene I ....... ._m erit t!ou,..e matter is a closed in ci- Our t tic of the Electric Cillo', Nfuga.r-.J. dent. ""Pc h3.\'e withdrawn the ofter to F.a.ll~ ought to b e able to do whnt p ay one month·~ r ent in advance, and \V le~bat1 e-n doc .~ . now thd e families A p l;:r t uc tly gel'mle~ J~ l i th L in k th e United Slales .... 0 e a ll e ac :t\\';lnnn ma\"" do fl S W~U.:l' SCCffi.=t the-y pl eRsP ab o ut it. Th ey w~E" l'e too tuo good 0 b t! trUt!. ~ ll?"th a l'gi c, and whil e we were w illinS to ". .I <10 a ll in our power for them. we could P:w.MPT ATTENTION. n ot w a lt ( orHer , .. It ,,'as inleresting to ,'Isit lh ese Ileo' th Co llsslo?!.!'; d?.,gn~ Is .tudypi c wh en we woul d aid tll?m . Some In lhe question of how to purity the (If them w e r e to v{,I'y demonstrath'e in t h eir refu~als mo'"e a nd in morE" city's watE'r supply and 1t Js as plain u th an one oa'e .old that (h·y "'ould day th at It I. high time tor lh l. prob· u se th e "tlletto beCore the\' would lem t o r eceh 'e serious allenllon. Burm "" " ,·" alld 111 I1110tl ,er ca.e \\. I,err I a. k' . e-d one Inan who h :l() left the plo,ee. to I talonln.ns ha\'c b een aec ustomt"d to an, -;...L..,.:.r .. :...... ~:;r.J f1~ .................................................................... lin ··/~~·~~···~~·~~~~~·;~·~~~·· G;;~ij~··;~~ r elte raud his ~lau'mcnI8 (( .. I1 rf" ~r datl' that t he city flihoulrl ha.\·~ ,.. v OU 8 l:tnt ~/) that the water whJch ti~ter1n:lll~ drink mR,}' ll~ pu rlOed be fon' ~t e l>~pt>-<1 tnto the m3tm!'. He will ea.1i th fIJ. at.ip~ tlon or th~ AtdE-rnlCn to tbat fact {--day f ...In 11 tl hort tiDl ~. -' I nnd to lJelieve that th e city was sup plied wHh water both a nunClant and pure. H ut th is con~ltion no long"r exfs ls. The-re Is nO diminution In the ~up~ ply. bul It Is gro\\lng e very ye ar mora impure. This winter the condition ot th e wa l er h as b ('en sue h t h at a great many w ho in th e pas t have lJee-n accusto m ed to use It freel y for drlnklnl" wLLbout boIlIng or flIter Lng ha.ve been "~ . pur Ify It I n some way or cons l r al nC\ALO to use some Bubs lltu te. Such a condition ought not to be pe-rmttted to contIn u e an d to grow worae YAa r after yeR.r. A se rloUI a.ttempt should be made at once to for m ulate • pla n whe-r eLy th~ elty can obtaJn pu "t\~ater by goln.r fart her out Jnto the lake ' or 118 sUPl,ly. or. Ir lha.t would n'.>t .I.' accompliAh the ond In \,1."', uy limn an\! punfyln," tlt Guppi y obt& e lj fro 1.b~ Nlagarn. It Is a munlclpal "rob ]eC"n Ith'l.t should t,e tllk"",n In han d n on('e anc1 n t left to drag alonC" tor! y!~ar5 as a. suhject fo r .A1d~rma..'J..lc de-< bate and neu-,spnper diSCUSSion like LhIl I' .. b.nd th 8.1 f,·mont �148 I WI TflDRAW ONCE P~O FFBRED MUCH MONEY IS FEXPENDEO ON c.f:~: ~E:INr:O~~E:~~ TENANTS. <'LACE OF B USI- SAF l{ESS S-'ID TO BE UNV .,0P A PPRE CI~, ~aND N E S S, ~ J ~~-{q 6 ~ :rhe Charity Organization Societ t and the Remington Settlement y osterday withdrew their offer to give one month's rent in advance. free, to s u c h tP·.ants or the United States Hotel who w ,.o re forced to nlove out. Secre t al'Y Fro'deric Ahoy of the first-namad body and Supt. Wadge of the o the r, both ga \'e t he same reason for the wlthpruwal-Iack of apprecia t ion on th e part of those whom they would bene fit . Both said t he tenants , who are mostly Italians, will now be allowed to .,hlft for themselves. Charles Fasclo. who had lease d the bulldlng, d eclared that he would not attempt to collect any rents fro ln h is tenants and would let the owner of the building take It back. He says he is not In a position to make the r epai r s necessary to put it in condition, so as to comply with the tenement-house laws. Fascio'~ friends say that he h as nothing. so that n othing can b e r ecovered from him. LACKAWANNA HOTEL iJ 4lin g I -ZJ ~ IlRre for It by the ~slnblis hment of a Iterlng plant adequate to the neells of a great nnd gl'ow.ing cily. The plnce o locate s uc h i p lant is an In teresting subject of co ns ideration. With tlat and all uro und Buffalo s uch a ba In 8 should b e hntl can only be found In atural form atio n In the IInmburg hills, but there It Is to be fonnd with ndya ntng~s of the grcat- A bn~tn in the btll~ ('on be u sed, h igh euough to $eud th~ walcr supply into Buffalo by graYity, os Crotou w!I te r has been sent Into :\'ew York for oyer half a century. ELDM AN PR EPARING AN O PIN ~ ON OR GREENE, F '_................................;,: ................. reo ,....-..... 1I1ENT H OUSES WO ULD N O'1' It the Health D w nt does no t change its m1m! y permitting B er nard Levyn. a poultry dealer at P otter and William Setree ts, to change h is m ~th 1Id8. a "to let" s ig n w ll i li k ely soon be hanging over hts piace of bu siness. ).evyn waH yesterda y tol d. in the form Of an oral order, that h e m u st s h ut u p ALL CLAS SES OF ARTISANS and discontinue bus iness, at ieast In his pre;,ent line. Wheth er t h e Heaith 1 BEN EFITED BY CR USADE~partment can enfo r ce such a far· reaching and s weeping ed ict rema ins to - QUARTERS FO R ITALI AN be seen. When it became gene rally known at the Cit y H a ll yesterday FAMI LIES NOW OBTAINABLE atternoon there " 'as much discuss ion. i1>ro and con. - NEW SYSTEM OF INSPECIt III charged on th e part of the Health Department th a t Levy n h a s TIO N TO BE t AU GURATED. not kept his place In a sanitary cOll - 1 a.-u. 'LI - I 9 G "J dltlon. and th a t he hung his f owl, atter dr....slng th em, on h oo k s ov.r Concerning improvements In tenuch aromatic pll es as m an ure boxetl. 'I'he man w a s up In Mu n icipal Cou r t emen t h ou ses: on Ruch a cha rge some ti me ago, and. on his prom ise to a ct In confor mity N ew plumbi n g, e stima t ed .. lj\2 0 ,0 00 rwlth the In s tructions of the Healt h 5 ,000 Department. h e was allowed to go P l umbing · rep airs . .. .... .. . upon the paym ent of coste. 1 ,000 Gallons of whitewa sh used !llnee then Commiss ioner G~een e's jyns .. eyed inspectors h ave not faIl ed to Other r epai rs, flo ors, e tc .. .. . 10, 000 keep tab on Le vyn, a nd th ey now sa)' that he has Ig nored w a rn ing af"r warning to k ee p his place clean.r. T HE crusade of the Chnrlty OrganilIonce the dras ti c o rde r just issued. zntlon Society ngalnst the tene"Tha t man's place Is in au awful ment house owners will pr oye, atate." ""Id Dr. G reene. " T he other 1I0t a lone tor the bette rment of the day my inspector fou nd h im packing tenement dweliets. because the plumbUP some poultry, a s th er e wa s a thaw. ers, whltewashers, carpenters and other and he wanted to k eep th e fow l co ld . artisans ure working to b e nefit condl, Hf' ~hoveled snow f rom h is yar d R.nd tIons. and n a turallr th e re is n finan cIal pocked the chlckells with it. Thilt Impo rtance attached to thel,' labors. "'ow contained re fus e. nlanure "The n ew tenement In9pector, ~Ir. Irt." S"'a n, i. ha rd a t work." said Henlth Commission r G~ this afternoon. WELL BE@]I) .DR-LiJE~~. j "We are now lltm!TITl'!g " system of \h Camjj}m1oM Gren e has teneme~t Inspection" hich wlll . ee Its . r ealizatIOn . beginning next ~lo11dar. 8t t In to secur~ to the Clty of Buf- The ten ement district wll! practically fal a bt'ttel' water supply. He says I be rebuilt," . , I" The difficulty of securing lenement trul that the water w e are no'l\ u s no rool11s for Italilln famille. h a s been is a danger to 1JubllC h ea lth and It overcome by th e H a lian Consul. Giomust be filte red . EHry residpnt of vanni ~a nch c ttl. Hous"," a nd a ddress es ca n bE!" se('ured f rom the Consul a t his Bnffalo who u ses ",ater, raw or boll ed, office In Church treet. Several la rge can certify that the statement about build ings, form erly used for mnnufac-. ", . turing purposes. have been converted ts pres~nt condit lou Is COlfect. into teDement dwellings. Dr. Greenc's proposed r e medy I~ "We ",II! look after the basement Imple. It js a IO.l'"e filtering bell, of dweller. soon." s'lid Mr. Almy of the " . Chanty Organization SOCiety. " There saml, to strain out t he lmpUl'ltl~B. Snch a r~ tw enty-three families living In a filter Is la UBe iu Philadelphia, baseme nts or cellars In th e It a lian pec. . t . f ' th tion. This class of t e nants Is what which clly d raws llS "a er lorn e w e mos t r egret. The evil will be rem eSchuylkill rlYel', loaded wilh even died"s soon a s possible." more Impurities lhan Buffalo water Miss Remington was In a ch eery mood this morning at the l\Iir"'sion canies when It Is s tirred up by tile House in Erie Street. winds and waYes in t he spring and "Th e work of bettering conditions." shp said. "Is going along splendidly. Call. Soon the tenement district will be built The doctor says, "I can plainly see up with mod e rn, sanitary a nd wella crisis coming," and Ile wouid pre- r egulated a partment structures." ther natural ........ ,..................,,_.. 1 1I1ENT SAY I N~U,TES OF TENE - g , . 2o ~{q~ ;) CRt Importance. ~ "· · ~·"te,;: :::: a:: :t t" ..••• PUBLIC HEALTH. Dr, Greene Sugge sts Mp.dica l Inspection of Sch ools and Muni ci pal F ilti~~n~_ f ro ; Health ('om miSSi oner l'eene Is nu ardent ot th (" S)"f5H'1U ot dully sa nlUu'Y ad\'ocule 1 l1f;pectloll~ In Ihp puhllc schools, ",bl('11 ls In \' o~u(" 11\ Boston . Phllndelphla an d. o t hfil r lurg(> ('ltl('s. 11(' snys it Is Ih~ only .... ure me-:.ma of prr\,eutlug rllidpmil's ot <'ODUlg:flUS fllspnS l' nmong c::hlldren. n llll th a t It h0 8 br onght !lbout It pe r c(.'ptlhle tl ecl'f'nsc III th e death rnt t: wh e rc "l'r u::;ed. To operate the 8~~!ite m In this c ity w ~ld requh'c the 8P1'- ,I ".s or nt I.n,,[ 1:; Ii rell,.d plly,l dRnS, n",1 would ('ost probably $18.000 :l ,n'nr, Dr. Greeno I. tlllnklllg of InJ· lu~ t his Ill Gt· tpr before th e ("ommon counci l. nnd he Is ([!::~r_~ f\,.\t ~- :.-. ~;L.o ' 1 S. .. ~~ Officials W ere /'j (} Gre-ene I~ exr1.:ctTt·e ail opinion fl'om c'orpol'atlon Counsel F eldman in l'rgard to th e ca~e of John F . 'Trible, owner o ( t he' old Larkawa nno Hotel at Xl)~. 6~-64 :\[a in Srrpe t. It is c laImed hy th €' o\\'n ,::.)' that th e bui1clillg dO€"H not (n nw wit hin the R<'ope of th(' la w l'f"latin~ to new t E' n{>mP1H5 a ~ this ten r>111l' nt A §mlH 'h wa 9 In U!'l e before th e n ('\\' Juw ,,: (' Ilt. it, It) rff .... · t On ThUl 'sday the {f' n- dAY n oti cE' 10 thr tf' nants of t hf' l.Hlildlng to • "al'ate I th e pl'emisf'R ('xpir e~. but th e { omm ~"loner o f Health will Ilkoly not .nfon·e the nntit-'e Immed iatf>lr as Ihe 0\\'11(' 1'. i\lr. Trible. has expres •• d a willingn " ." to limit the nUll1ber o[ his trnant8 to :!O. thus ('olnplying wit h the law, a s th~ building has ten c1o~e ts, , .... ~ l ' LORDFAS C IOD ESPA IRS HE QUITS AND WON'T ALTER HE l;NlTED",'f!4lF'.S HOTEL. · 'LI - I 7I ~jj ~etl cen t a. to Whit T hey W ere Called Upon to Ttll- CO lllmi~!"io.1el' })('C' tint < MS S Investigation oj the Charges That the Snfallpox Situation Ih Mishandled by Health Board, to ;\ (-".:s: t Huttth Commissioner ail man an~ Health Officer 60ler Cal\~ to Testify. ~eport ~eat E xpected Settlor It Wild ~ep ortl. It Is regarded all certain in tht Court House to-day that the granl\ iUll " engaged behind closed doors m th&!lln· vesttgatlon ot the hanJ.llng of th~ ImIII, pox epidemiC by the Rochtster HtIlth Board, A number ot officials " m IUb· . poenaed and gay. tesUmony Among those called wt!:re Comm!.c~". er o. Pubilc Sarety Gilman. Health 0IlI J. U1tth cer Goler, Deputy HeaJth otnccr .. cock and a number of others. ;\~ thOS~ engaged to gl\·e testimony 10 f say 3. word about the subjel,t·mamr 0 the Investigation. :111,,1 0; ulJ - ' " .,••" '~'".::~.:.., t" lking about the osse I" '''Ul l 'alking nervous ~ W" seen Dr. Go er W t l the grand lin' the top con'ldor nex Im~t momen1J.o1h, room, and asldng. a .oul l~toIl.d ant wben he \\ l of an a.tten d _ ' In to testify. lour" b. ft,allY "I've been here an 1 it ' bu.cf ma.n. exclaJmed. "I'm a. pre Y -aH.tt' and shouldn't be kept here \\ hOD! Pr Between h1s .trlps to " tele\ t; In' Goler was stopped long enour didn' a reporler th",t he 1'!81!~ "" form . he \\'llS there tor. e nizatiou Society an d the Remington Settlement huYe wlthdru\\ n thetr offer to pay a month's r e nt. In a dY:ll1('e to tena.nts o f the l:nite-d States H o t.1 biock and the Lacl<awa nna I10tel block, which offel' was made as indu('ement for th e m. to lea.,:€' lho:;e a lleged unsa nitary bulld\llgs . . 'rhe t enan ts d eclined to accept the offer. And. now that it hus been shown that knOW "hat :t of what he nA to t land lords of tenement~ that do not com- entirely 19noI'8Jt ply w ilh lhe law cannol co llect r e nt the grand JUry. " .... ktpt ~ Ul;tll they a re made so to cO,!1'1ply. commissioner Gum:: an hOur. ""~ Chnde" Fascio. lessee of the l,;nlted the grand Jury abO sed IbtOUJh thI Stutes lIotel b locl<, h a s thrown up he he came out he pas ria" omC:t. I' s pongp. H e s ays he ",III g iYC up 115 sed thrOugh the.he b thO u,,~ la ndlordship n nd retire, s o to speak. to pas0.(\ o! coming out rhroUg"", .... iI' th .. tall tim bers. . ste rovlded tor wltn"· '1Ii'" '" So thE' ne xt 1110ye to make the b~lld- a.venue P to thP' elevator & t:est!OD aJ tng sa nitary, it appears, win h u.\ e to was passing hlm wit h R. QU rt.r be made agains t the ow ners. In the porter accostM. oroce Vi'B! u. 1neantime. the te nants ,,,111 con tinue to to whether the he room. a bide 1\1 th" U nited States H o t e l. c! fire In the grand Jur\ !,hOUld ..1·,1.. J reallY don't thin omml":o," rI' 1 t it," the C ._, ..... rdf thing abOu "I a.Jl1 cer UWN J,I" plied politelY. and It I. a ~ 10.(\ to mePt you. The C hal'ay Or I i aitb ITALIAN CONSUL ENDORSES WORK ~ F "<,, g" 0 t .. «OG!'J an~:~'y could ~~C~~d ;~N Q¢~ that the grand J ox but t¢i u" ( iJUr.· t"'~/iJ'; Irdrarding sroaJl&"ttbernatter "!;rt also ('outeUlpliltln~ n (,'omUlunlcnt lou ('ailing seemed confident the court /lOil"/lOl" Corpora tion Counsel Feldman Is .pre - 8tt('ntloll ~o {Ill' c\'el'-Increaslng pollull flll a r1ty o rgan- I der Investigation.- -, "" fact tbal lY.... • pnrlng a n opinion Cor submis~lon to or 111(' (' it.', S w:ttCr ~upplY , .n nd urging i hl' Become. M e mb er of _.!Ii a U h d iza tion S ociety an says ~tlC It down as a blU \\'ere the ,.Health Commissioner GJ'een~ III CO Il- n~loi>t,l o n ot ~ome flj stl'lIl for ftltl'Mn;;r the nectlon with t he dim Il -I i I \\RI.(,[ hp f orp It Is di stributed. Loul~"'llle Is Is baing A c complished 1D d hl. dPpar unent booUnJ ._. t an were E ""• . front~ th C c u Y " I (' I co n-, now spe nding- $:.!,(Xl().OOO fo r u fi ltering 8,'g. Ten ement DI S~'lC s . hlch the jurors ritnec:~:,:O!l' th . ., . e ommissioner re lath'e to t (> ll1. Th~ Iss.Ut' will ('olUe !.;q\lal'~l, b f> C(l l'e ' 1 ~ ot other \' ~ uu ~, °Sld L3cka~\"ann a Hol el :It Nos. 62 th e ('oun<.'11 In llue lime, !jars Vr. Gr'eene/ (HO\'~lnlli Dn.neheUi, t he ltatJrrl1 consu A num ba.ve Eome::....,""~.:]l anu 4 :\t a in Stre t. J ohn F. Trible. I ~ 7 111 Utlffa lo. calleu yesteruay 3t the oflic.'c understood tOcernlng tbe . theo o wner, claims t hat the :Ju ildlng""'/ 'U - {1~.3 --- l. d "r comes under thnl s ec lio n o r the Tenem ent law which r~ l ates to old tcne lnents, 01' such len ~me nt..s a s we r e ill ~~~str~~~.e prlOl' to the enac tment o r y Y FILTERI NG / PLA NT ADVOCATED. or th~ (,hari[)' Qq;.tnlzRtlon S.,dety to l'X:IH'('SS his aJlpredatl~)1l of its. work in 1& half Ilf til{' 1talin.,l1 pO<'lJ'. H e did :-:0 I ~· nst (,0nll3-lIy 3nd g(!nl"ron~lY fOl' hoth :\lr B :lll('hf'ltl am] hi~ hrothel' entered The ten-day "otlce to vacate Which (' l~.ln}(':i ~ m~mJ, -r~ o f the society, was po~ted on lhe bUIlding does not ex' Health Commissio ner Greene ti :\tl' >'1 H,H':l'h tti iti l")ok~ of till-> great u e-s~ire untn a Jnu~r:r 22d. It Is not beI <.;, th;)t th.,; ten ml.'nt ho u~e la'" W OllId he" ed that H enlth ommtssloner S ays It Must Come as the . • t Gree ne will orde r nIl oC the tenants to 1'1'0\'" tl) th l" Italians w ho a.re mo.;; get out. ~s lIfr. Trible has alrendy e x C~rows. a lxlous t) 0111 lln d :I n, h ,. L'"!,e-nic homt·s pre".. d hIS wlillngn""s to comply with ~ (l ~ tl t "1I('h n~ th law I' qui res. H" ~:l II ( · 1:1 tbe In w. ,Yhen the Health Department - 10 " )" d It l~o to sC'P p - r.1'f'pnle "llt ~ort after the pla ce there "-ere se venty./ "Butl'tl lo soon wlll ha\'e to face the sub- t11011 nlth I)· p,lrtmt>nl. and th.tf . lit! ,,0 ;.4 'e flllnllies locatf"d t here and onl'\" ject of water filtration" s aid Health ~ 1'1'dl t: 'It t',p law ",o l1lll he I li lly en~,~n clo.Rf'tFl fOI' lhel r u~e, ' ~lr. Trible Commlssi oll(: r Greene thl~ morning. " It '01'{ C'ti ~o th;-tl iJl'·fol'{" 5 11nUI1PI' time tilt' tl as willing to te ll a ll tenant.5. with wilt be a coStly departure but it IA the ,\1111 1.1~:llInrd <; of the tenc mt! nt I""H(rS Ilf' ~ wonlrl ha\'n do ne wh at was ne('l'o,;· \e r e~(' ption of t wenty fa milies. to ol1lr wa.y thp city can secure pure water I .\:1"~ t,. m'lllu th(' ffi light an.,). de!!. n Il.Dd n1°~ e ~1Il~ h}' doin g t his he will be- com "As the ci ty grows the water s urround~ w l111 il-S(.'InL'. y ng "I t.h t he In",. llTovidlng Co rpo l'oo, Jng It becomes more and more polluted "{Ion CQun~el Feldman ' ~ opinion holds and the ttme 15 not far distant wh~ ~J\~t t~h~ building mny be clea ned with action ntu~t be tak"n. A municipal fill er_ yo nement!ll. ___ ill g' plan ."".- ' com~ will he Yt'ry costly but tt mu~ sOI·nt'r or latt. r ." ...,.,."", ftboremSe.m~~~p~:'Sltualidont~~:e~ ~~ "" an w; jury ante rOonl'aJled La to I betore Galer Be being Ch rOOIYl Of U'l t~f ~ ~ nf'~·r 'lftr.1 ~ wasa~n u~C~J1l['[lunlea.t1"e was nervOU!l. , if thf t'"' leCt and IJustthe as In rle5tll<&ll01lo · ~. P robQ.b y p bue u ' w!ll~' ._Ina.·, suits beCO mP Indlscrw"'eet tn Qutetlng_... .,.,.ment ~ e'lthe IJl8.n~e -- ltu,.uQ!l. regardIng ~bol~ ~ to It.al and the se repOr tl Pprovlng some otbthO""e tal'en ll,~'t,,"""U'''21 1 ~ons _1'''\)% cprt& n ...,.... - rve)' SD1llo1--l" selves to pu ~nJ ~::.uot\mtl"l decidedly ...." to ot a. d jUrY~' it the ~w tbA-t tIIete it will 9 trUe. ArPPOrt. b1 ;."ort' are �1'hl'St~ ...............................,.... ,.............................. organs dyin.£;" 11f"Yotion to th'e' ' pu blic \\ €olfll' , whil'h thl'Y \lllh 'Itatlngl y a nd In\:a l~~ i.tl>lr ~ ub?l'(lInnt '. n nU. It' nl C'~!oI~nt'\·, w~ FO!_, £II££NID nlln;nf.: fJllllhlt!' !'IlIX'I'RUUon. '~'~tI ~ \~IJP IlI':tLt Ice of dIF~eminatll1A' 1l~',nse .tt Ih,· l 'x Jl(' n.!'~ Of thf"" Jl llhli c ............................... I :n.t It "l~ the dlle f meuical B{'nn dal und a hYP(}( ·I·itIl':tI Jlretpn~r. The:\" 'J! th" l!l th l'entury and C'.ontJllues to arllIallzl' tlll' t\\(:ntieth cl'IHury. ThiS \\urshlp nlam ll1l1ll antI t '~ pnlt~p nTl~' ~~~ -~ l'aw:·~. 1'0 \\ (' \ '1.'1' 110 l. that yit.. lcl~ nn il1~­ ~lI1TIl·..l('t.. :\"h~cll is Cf'p ulsl",~ to tJll~ nOrnal ;~lM'lhlllth: ~ of e\"(~l'Y l"din-e d and PO lll t , 01' hn~ H .t1I1IIUI' lWhlntl it. Thp t 11 ,I II , IWI ~tln, would long ago ha\'e PI:H'th'f' of \'IW(·lllatil l ll. wHh It~ puhlip )1'1 n l'P.~ ~atPd to Its 1>1'ul" ;"1' Jllat'(' with !'ndl'" nh'l1t~ nlHl jll"i\";ttp l'IHflIIllU"lltS. n('1 III ..' lior~. hhHlll lC'lting antJ lller'('UJ'\, . 1'\ u·\fl1rull.,· l 'III IIIll,'lh]s ilSt'lf 10 tlll~ ,II '">aJI\<at'.t1n. had it nol bCt:>1l for"-lhf' ('Ia~q or 1l'''\\"spn~II)I·~. 1\1111\\ Ih :t·t 'upldlly !II thll~t' who werp rnakln. thl' nl"~an~ thul 1" ,1\11)" \"~I( '('j nnll(l'JI ha'·fI rtolll'~· IIy Its propagatio n. F ew P(,O]'JI~ no gtHJulnp Int(,T",I~t in th ~ puh lil \\"f'lfare 01' In ::la nit flJ'Y l't'l'onn furt hrr than ,J~l\'~ <1Y)' adt>qllalt: Id,pa of Ihe enol'~"-'-~~ th,~)- rflT' tllrn tltt'n) to 11I t'r~lti\'p ll rHl IlWlIS al11(wnts of monp), Which, are anPOPUl'l}' n('l·ount. H t-'flll'H1 oj' Pllllllc' nunlly dl\"I'1" t eti from the public trc'as Dr. Green e is St ud yin l{ the Staluteah\ls,'~ hn~ no ndYoc'n tp 01' (]"ft'ntlry' In Uf'): .~!l ,"ust:lin thl~ dls(>osf.'- spreac1ing :\Iag al',\ Falls, J an. 15. 1903. Th e Dlslrict C it y Physicians May ~\\ 111 111' \\ I~ hNU' mudl about free 1II~.~an~ fir th ", }lJ'tl-\Ourr'innUnll ~tl'i pe. Editor lJ~ the l'utaract J ourn al \·;t, .C'il1rltjnn. Iwt tJlPl'(' 15 no SUC'h t.hing Domand More Pay . "ht'n :"'llr' h n n('wf:t)upl't' un c'o\'('I"S Ont> \1( th t> chief lli!ft (' ult !,:>~ that ~tand ~'I·t1n,lJ\J, 01' CXPOH'~ fnllHl in high <If"i gr tultnus \'11('( Ination If the POOl' In thl! way of ~lnitar'y n. form iR lht.:' '~I- I II ~ IIny nothin;:: [CII' tlw \·l.lc'('ination of th" 'il' l.ttlt ulL of lh~ ~ub:::;luizerl pl'e$S toward • pl:ll·t~s. Il tlOl'~ thl~ with p:nty m()ti \, t!~ (·hill/n·n II is h. ctltr.st' tht.·y are paid fOr 01' as\ paLl lh·tl~clh·l· 01' a hil"t!d nttorA large n umber of the cases of sudden "hose 1\"110 OJlPO~l\ the tl~alh-ll. 'nllng nnd r: 'y. """\11· oh\'ltllls n n~on~ it i~ Impos- (Jut lIC 1111 11111 l<I~ls of' th()se- Who pay deoth repor ted to the county mrolcal heldt !1- blhrht lng pJ'al'llc of vacci flU t Ion taxf'~. Tilt SIl-I'a J,od fn',· \ 'ac-C'i nation or xnminC'rR al'e uue to nnturnrcouses, l1u~h Prejud 'cp. the t:hh~C ally o.! Ignorant'(- !"'Ihl" ttl J"t~\dl tlH 111as~e~ of tht-" prople th. pllpll IIi" til,' )ll1hli(' 8(:hou l ~ is. nlt hl'l1ulrh lh~ t°{Jlumn~ of the suh~l (li zpd n~ Iwu rt (li:-; l'a~c. npopll'xy. e Oll\,111~loDS aud ~Url·!,511ilion. hn~ Cor Yt'urs l~lo~('d t 1."II;II1~,1 fll!' 1111' 10( ;11 h pnlt h 11l·f.:'"S with fU ;:'ts- \\hh.:h vitally ('on('l~rn " i t ) iii IU(lltlts, etc'. The mediC'al ('xamin('r. th" :l.tl'S of free dl5;I..'u::.~ion to tllll their '''l'lral"l~ This tYpe of n('w~par ' 0'l'. Ilflil"r ;1) ,,1 his rrl!°lld~. "'Hty (Ol'nts J1t'J' hRn· been iI:n~st ignHn~ all :mch ('a8oe, rriLnds of sanitary reform. thus hand ioutr·,?, I" tlt1' lI~unl f"I~ Pllt lip hy t h !' tlllt'" or whkh unfllt tunRtpl)~ dlsgl'a('e~ null hn\'c g rnu tl'd th~ uenth ('t~rtificate. 'applng tht' p:31ntiffs In the cow-po x thl~ rity. Is 11l\'(~l"iubly found on the lHXIW\ r 1"111' th\·f: .... ac:s:lult~ upon t1w whic h art' n(>ce~f:nry before hnrin l eaa r:Clntro\". r~y in th~1h' efforts to abate Ilt°all;1 of tl1(' l'i~lng g"f'ul-'l':l liotl . \Vhen .RIde of \,i.1reiniltlnn nndrle\'otE'S n Ubt:'rn l ho mode. hil t D eputy Medicnl El.amln~ the Plr'l'tit't' of th is tleg-radlng rile. nTl10un-t II: Il~ I'liitorinl ~pacc {() th,·' , " ('11111,· tll co n~i(I ..'I that th,· rf'e~ an d Ifowlonrl now contends t11nt it i~ the duty .\ t th+:- If·ht:st oC the \'accinnting frapublil 'dl on ("I.e "~lot'lOJ'etl .. ht."QJlh boal'u JI'·I'q'Ii'1~I' <: .1 f-ri\"t,r! fl'om thp ('ow -pox of the he nlth ,lop /II·tlllent to inyeRUgnt e ,ernlty thoe \' ena l organ~ of the-- Jlrt.~ss stnUl'iti('~ and pro-va cci nlltion tablps 'nt,-r; rl~" In till' l'Olll'Sp pf :1 Yl':1:J' in nIl ftu('h cnses Hud grant denth ('ertifiJntfol'l.lh· t:'x cludu from their columns tht' l 'n;tf'll Htatt's aim;,;>. amount~ to ('lite,. IIlld he hilS called upon lIeull~ :lI_'om')lUniclltloI1R t'ontaining stut~­ I In\'('ntt'r1 by thO~t~ ~ongaJ:~l~d in tht' bJood - llIlll\' 'llill ol1S of dnll:ll·~. We arl' tlot JI()I~ filing :'\\ llidlf' ttl bnl ((,Y' tlJI tlwlr C011l1Ui~ \onel' Grt;ji!c to take them o. Ii' nts d (act to the f,U5icredit of val'h .th-~. :--tl"l1yin.; PH1Clicl· 'Ill! mil. !:il) 111' .. h SllI'Jlri~l'(L nt thE.' number of Gi ~ hnn ~. Inn. t illn. It has long been a ru Ie ,111('(01"'"' lind org-anic t'ClItol'S who Ul'(\ 11:111:-: .... { t)1 .lr!! pI J"t \','nut' )" arl~o Dr. H owlo nd contends thot the la'" ! ~I dlr r.dhert.">fl tCl by the ~\d voca tes of lool\int"' fOl' a slnkf'" in the buslnc~~ . n\~ ...1 Cr'olll the' Illnl ti{ r~ of thi~ UI)Ulllcreating . the otHee of medical c:tamlDer \'"ac('inntion and the organIC' editors of inahl~ rite i:-l tll\ Jlll'll up among its a,lHtntC!i in explicit terms that it is tJlE' duty This nn:-.lnilill'j' tra.m" fn\,oh'es th e the sul ...·;dized prt.'$$ who plt>au th-eir \.O<.' ..\l..:. Xtlhudy \\'ho (lJlPOH:s ya U In_ transfer 0" tnilltons of dollars p er oC til£' mecit rnl E'xuminer to investigate 8Uf~ :(. di$('lo~e to the r-~o ple no fucts atlon I !yt.:s .tny re\Oenu(, frum \ deonly ('n~e-~ in wh ich rleath W3R due to .1nnUltl frum lh llOL·kt:ls oC the tax\\"hl.:-h ,,()uld tt:nll to di:icredH their cln.Hi lit. btu aJlytln~ who dares OflJloS(" ~lay,",l's t'l th )J1)t.."l<.ets uf tho~e enga g ed \'iolenC'E', or in wh ich there is n sl1f~pif'illn ·ra!!. thl\- HI'flt·titt.' IIf tht.'" Jennerian rlt~ of Ill. Pl, :--\\".1.11111,.. Thl .. constantly Inthat don tl, wos due to violence. :\Iedieal An::fhng whkh might tend to Bxominer Dnns;er hus been ill for .rome brln6" tLi<; [oul but lucrati\"e Ilno(,UI,\t.n~~ Inf~dh°t.~ nnfm.ll lJUJson in- l·l.·~hlll~ Hrm)' or.' the oppo nents of omII tht' fl od.It:,l (It h Ip'·~ss dllldren. is til'. time po~t. an~ ll th~ work of the omop dal blood-I.,ob;oning \\"hl{'h j8 moving pracl!c " into dl~r('PuteIs carehas devolved upon Dr. Howland. Ther e fully suppressed from the columns 1l0UIW d hy tht.: pT"Il-\·ac·(..'iHatiun Ut'W!:"" ult>ng I h,· 11l1~ of ~;.tnitary progress PU1h r nlo": ;\n "anti-\·,lcdnation ~nll:-;t c:" lit ·t til ('n('olHltu- th-e antagon hOR beC'n more than he could nttend to. )f tlWF "" !:"uhsf:'noi· nt organ~. unlt!'ss I l,lnl". "u tnmlJlt·solllt.' fliHUl'bcl' uf the une! he e!ecidcd to call on tho hea lth del..-m '111d hostilJty uf lho!:Ze who h a v e If:'rchar~ a dnma ging confession is A portmen_t fo r a iel. Inad"at"ntl)" made. While I am free 1113.C , " "an unmitigated nUit;;.1JH;t; · or \ \'S!!'d ir t· rl'~t~ in the P1'opagation of cJi!;('a!'ll . E\,eryhody Who attem pts to 'l'hi fi morning n tnilor nomed W i lliam ;0 admit that a belit'f In the allE>ged I nn in~ant fanatico" Illf~\Ol' rlll\\~Il'fI ill thl' murch of sanHary R('hn e idf'r wns found denu on n table In (If ('nul'~O tl-.• I'tlltor of n pro- nlcc-iuefficacy of \'aecination as a defense tho "hop Qf the ~ntionol Dyeing. Cleanorgan has no \'alid 01)ln- J \.,1 IJ1"111 , t <:.pe-cially whel1 that refonn 19aimn ~mallpox infection may be hOIl- HtJun ing and nepuirlng CompollY fit 1059 :\laln' stly e-rdertninetl by a ela~ of doctors jnn.s Clf his 0\\ n on thl." :--ubjct:t oC fu\"oJ's inc fr-asl'd puhHl· health . Is sure !'tre,·!. lie ha d been employ.d until to (n:~<.: un t '1' th,~ an taguni:--m and abuse ll' in'ltion. lIor on ally othe l' ~ubj€'''t. orho ha\'-e nt.'\·~r gi \Oen the ~ubject any r('{'ently at this estn blishm.nt. and atlll of thoo.;E!' Who fir€" financially int,?rested m~'1 t'ly thl' hh l!d JllOuthpleC'e n nd terio1.t.;, ~tudy. but ha\"t~, aC'cept~d the H e lnl J'l'=-,le· 1 in 11ublk ill-health. Ilud a koy to the place. Evidently he paid nr,olog-IH or thO!"f- enkUgt'u In :al·cin.1tion l1o~ll1a on th,~ dictum of entl'red tho store Tu esday nigh t nnd waB the 111 Y-ntlyf!' but hlLhy pra('tice of {)01(heir If':lchers. I am, ne\·ertheles...o;;, firmPHYSICIAN. Rtricken with hNlrt disease, dying there T (,01I\"lnc~d that with otht:r phYflicians lulfng hE. hlood tJf th~ ri~lng g-ent:r~ nlone. was 45 years old l and IIn'd IIl'odu l.!ts ur d:seasii·r! this pranke I~ ('ompli('uted with pro- tltu,-: "Ill! th at 1100 llcne •• c street. Dr. Howland fes::s io!la: pride and t~ int1mately as~o- animal ti<:C:Ul·:-:. 'The !'o'tt:'-reotyped al"~U­ was notified of th e case, nnd he called 1 with gain prf:-:;~nt and g"lin pro- m,t.nl '-'f the SUh!oOidized l'll -,~~ \\ hkh ,on Dc. llreene of th e health department ,n:-pl"·? Th ese ductor~. traineu in the the:,,; I'dteJ'at~ In pal'l'ot- lIkp fashilln. to tllke it olI hi. hllnds. IIe told Dr. 1"",,,,,,.lon that smallpox I~ a measurP- i:-: that '·Y.tlCCin~ltlon must h,:- right be(Jrcen. that it wo' the duty of the henltb ('a u~ ~ U\ l11.ljurity of th tnl' lieal proIf 5~ affl.t ticm from \\ hh.'h vaccination d r pnrtment to ho ndl e nIl s uch ('ose!ol. rl'~sllln ftll'ltuin iV' The editors of th('l:"· atrol"!~ thl' solt' m·t'an~ of de1i\'e-ranl'f". !Jr. Creene believes thnt the henlth de· blatant organ!-' s"(:m not to be awal'e ()~l ~on~ide,· it allowab1t-'. and e\'en compn1' tment has pienty t o nttend to DOW, rne-ndnbit' to con('eal ils failul)~ and thl?" f"'l('t that "lh~ great majority of and is un wilJi ng t o n$s u'me uny new dutiMi 1i~a~Lr~ frnm thl:"' rJt~ople, and whpn n1edilu t mt'n" bled the people to ins(>nnnti! com·ince<! that they oolong 10 hi. r.e('es:n"~· "to ~a\"t~ va cci nation from sibihtv for ~l (,lntul'Y, anti ~laughtt;:l'el1 rl~pnl'tment. llowcyer, Ill' agreed to Bend r-;-proac 1'," to pre\'aricate In its Cayor. Ittta'f)mL~ of human \ I('tims In thE Xearly nil the boxes ho"\'e been sold for n district physicilw t o in\'estignte the By th~H uns('rupuldus upholders of quiet ~II-k loom until It b C'C:ame a I th (, Knights 'fl~ll\ pltLr ball to be gI,·en Frlda :,' l'"en ll11; h)t Lltkf" Erie Comrunndrr)' au d Schneider case. but stated that he wo uld ll','" I):ood.-poi~oning atrocity. and their "c'ha~ht r of honors. ' I~u gh de PIl),C'ns Commanderl' in City Con · not promL,. to tako hold of eycry like hire!l tools. thl? ypnal n,,"w~papers. the "Th€' 1-:1"cat ln~ljoritl··' rOl"harl~ a l'UP \'"('n ti OI} nu ll. A lI~t of th06f' who ,,:111 O ~ ­ C'a~e until he studies up the lnw, nnd ;lUbJ1(: !s dE'alt with a~ chlldreon who are of C'o!rl \\ Q tf!T to ('onJ thl' rmrch ..d lit '" cup)' th e "nrlou<:l boxes Is n~ rollow~: fiuds thnt it is mfl.udntory npon the health Hox 4- G('ol'ge L. Kingston, )11'. n111.1. lIrs. eMitj..:.<l to thE" IIO~~ . s::iion nt no more of th· patlt-Ilt to~:-;Ing with a hUl'nlng department to in Yestigute cases of sudden knowL'Jgf pertaining to tb~ matter fe\·er. "The gno"<ll majority" dogma tll'- J. 11. Pnkf', ':\fr. nod ~1rs. H . O. Kingston , Mr. Rnd )11'1'1. 'Yl llInm A. Briggs. Llt"nth Cr'om nutura J CRuses. than 1t t~ thought exp~dient for th£-m ally dec ul't.:ll. "l'old water l~ certain n O]; 6-- ~lr . nud :Url:!o W . F. 'Vhlte. In speuking of the m atter this ofterto knu\'," Thf' members of the medical flt·:tth in fe\'(~I"! Do nut gin! ;tht, P:1.Box lIr. n nd :\J r~. J obu T . Cluls, Mr. not) l1, DI', Greeno sa id: and .:\lrl4. Geors:e C. (Hnth (>l'. proffqsion who uphold vaccination haYe lh'nt n liro!)!' Box 7- ~Jr. un ·1 ':\lrR. J·;o 1-..1. Stn t lC'r. Mr. "O( COllrse. if 1 find t hat it I. the duty for yp3. r~ by tht-ir own admIssion5, Fa!' hllnllred!{ of ·\."t~al'~. un(ler thp ilnand ':\I r~ . C. A o ' rlqul. )JI 'i~ C'l'!qnl. )11'. and of the h('ulth llcpa rtm. nt to take np thl. co\Oer(.'I(!. up and di~gube-d the evil ef)£1'8. 'Yo n . D oher ty • .ll l\li . Grace n ('nrnt"j . lit-dOL! .... :-·\\ay of ··the gJ at lJlajolity.· c lnss of ('"uses, it w ill do so, -G od the ten r. ct. 01 thIs practIce by making false ll ox 8-)11'. lItHl Mr s. C. Lee Abc ll. dh~t r iet ph;rsiciuus \\'ilJ be asked to make t'{!lUrn!-! nn upath cerlifi('ates. I t is a ft'\·!:'I' Ilatil.!lIh; \\ ('Tt llenled not only a Box O-llr. and )ires. Ral' " '. S t'n rle. drink of (001 wau'l' II 'H Ut"'~ rc-J1lcU.)'Box 10-MI'. nnrl )Irso W. Ii'. Elrn(' nd or!. all 1';\1('h inv('-stigo tioDS. But I m\1~ f;tudy nOlorlrJu!'; far·t thaI wht-n a child has hut <,,·uJ.'lght and fl·l':-:.h ail' were also M r. und :'Ill'S. '!'h omas C'umpsou, ).Ir. llnel tho In w before 1 agree to n~S1ltne nIl thi" ~i{Od ["11m the l:'"fffoctR of vaccination, )fI'5. ,Yo II. liow,,", Mr. nod ,)11'8. J,:t1walu Witllhe-It' fro!'1l tb 111. whllt' th~v Wi'I"I' work . The district physicians reet-h'e nt') p a in ~ al'P spare-d On th f:' part of th; !"'.llh·att'fl with I1ll'J"(·UI·y. J1hY~I('kl~d \\ ilh <...'UIllPSOU. vcry sUlull sulnrios. The hjg hest i. $000 Btl X 11- :\1r. an d )t.rs. H. A. Wendt. COU DI7 attending phYRician to hu~h up th(' j:llap. :' IHI df'pll,tl'd I l f thl·h JiJ'.o·J4 II ~'cn r. T h<,y w ere not ·hired to do thiy Judge fMwfil'd lL Emery ood Mrs. Em e l'F. scandal and to a~sign the death to any lt lu'ld t:ntl: tllt'~o ga\"l' liP 1111' ghost. Bo)' 12- ':\1r .nDd ).frs. D. A. Whiting, M r , fio rt of work, and if i t is ti1nlflt UI)On 'ausr I)the-r than "ace-Inatlon.. and :'IIrs .Gf'org(' L. Brown. !\Jr. find )I.r:Q. " Th r' gl't-!lt Ilwjlll"ity" !"jI1"t; .UI !-'mall~ t hem I pr('of..ume they will ho.\'e II rigl~o' Prof. Alfred nu!,;~td \Yallncf", in hb "' Rltt'r n. Gr("(, I1 (,. Mr. 8nd Mrs. Mil ton J . pox. J.Jn( ng the JI'""'O)l1. 1 I)y lnll1!o1plantlng flsk for Ulo r e puy." ~ ~m. :\1!~dgNt. J.l'ticl On v<.l('(·inatirJO In "The \Yunthl· r-tmt:lgion of this I fJath~!lI1w tJl$;Uox ] 3-:\11'. und .:\lrs. ,Villlnm Dempster. Ie rtul Century." ha~ t"all,'u att':>ntion pa:-:e- from thf' sick to th,.. \\"1'11 until M)'. nnd ':\lrs. Edward Smith, Mr. nnd Mrs. ~O thi., perverlli nn of truth tu !'hli 1d JO ~f"ph B. Doll. Mr. nnd Mrs. B en ry ,,'"vaclnatlon from reproach," He l-1te~ e-lltirf' 'Im1l\u nltl' ~ wl~rtJo afflir-tPll with HilI. til '" dist·a~,·o Dox 14-:\lessrs. Co :'II. Farror nnd George nUJn i7rOU8 ~Pe<'ltle in~tan('f-s of gro!"'!-' Q, DUI, . ~'.n.~~ for human Jll't -;I"!pnrf o ! "'hat N. Trefts nnd families. mi~,!:;tatcm ents of (Cl(otS hy phy~i('\an~ of Cl • B ox 18-:'111'. nn d )(rs. WIlliam H. LyC'"n good <it and in If In the' IH'ofEssion. and had 1r. n(' l.'·ell Pl'oc'l:'l1med by .. thf> gnoat I :\Inyor BrRstU$ C. l(nlght nUll :Mrs. Knlgbt. g".,~ 1l'm'~rous instanr'f's where lyi ng rnajOl,"" as thl ~ !'-:l\OI' r, pY'ovdl to bt, .Mr. and MrR. Tbornlls Penney. I freely \.·a~ been Inrlulgt.·d In by dol'lnn.: tht" cl.·~ troYt~I', unl} in Eng-Ianll In tht' Box 10- )11'. lin d Mrs. Robert D . Young. Mr. nUfl Mrs, ·W illlam S. Rlselny. and !1~\·;sllaJlt:r.-; in ol"lll'? "to ~a\'e val'- )", al' ]\10. !'malllJl)x inoc'ulation wa~ B ox 2O-Mr. l(llpelnnd Bnll nnd pnrty. cl nati on. trum reproach," fIl'e1 .. r! {l a t'rinK' and It~ pl'arlice proB ox 2-J- M l'. and )Jrs. George Cbn!le-. On pa.;;r~ 2~9 of "'l'he- ~Vondel'[ul l '(ln- hlhiu,l hy 1:1\\· lInl]pl" h ayy Jlt.... nallil·!'o' Mr. nn d )Ir~. ('00 1'11 (1 E. 'V cttIuufcr. Mr. 'Bed ~ttrY," Prof.\Vallac·C' ('ltC's the rollo\\, - Thi~ 1'\!'t'UII,t:'l<llll'j' Rho\\ show lilllC'- 11 - lI!leI ,:\1 rs. 11. L. T. Lyon, ?Ill'. and Mrs. E. G tr"yl ol' Corporation Co un sel Feldmon. noh l'flg PCE',..: ·'M.r. H t;:olll'Y:\lay, :o.fetlleal jH..'nd rH·" i ..· ttl lJl' plat'l'd tlilon t.hl~ ~hift­ fl ox 23-~Ir, nn d Mrs . Geo rge E. Lattimer, ll~n l th Com1111 SRioiler Greene thIS ufterOtHcel· o( H ealth. candIdly stu lOS . . iug quid E "ntl::) of I H.l!'~..:lnb lllctll(:ul uOg - Mr. r.n d Mrs. JnmMJ N. B~.r~I'1i, 1\11'. and l\J ra. noon that t he L ackaTtnnUa Hotcl DOW fullow q: 'In C'f'l'tifkat~s gi\'fon by u~ mas. ll{>nry C. 7..ell l'r, 1\11'. Ueorgc R. Jones, Mr. b('iw" rented by its owner .lobn P TrtvoluntJl.l'ily, and 10 \\hkh thE: publiC' • h W Th,' dimlnutloll of !-Imallpux tIul'lng J obn M. null. Dox :..l6-:'I[ro nnd Mrs. George Eo Burrows. ble, Il ~ n t enant, is s ubject to t e DO ha \'e a.~('ess, it Is !-\t'al'cely to be- expeet - til fir~t halt III tht.' nllll"l, .('Il'Lh eenlul') Box 28-){.r. and Mrs. Chorlcs " An Ber· C'xisting tpncment Inw. ed tha.t a mfldiraJ Inan wlll give opin- was larr;' ly due tl.l thC' t" ~~aUull of in gc no The noticN'; of f"v iction served upon Ions \\ 1,kh may It.>l\ against Or I ::.fter-t o("ulnilull anli not til \~14 cination, us i Ro::t: 29-)Ir. Gco rg-c T. R.oblnson. th e te-lln.nts by D r . G reen e expirr tom.or~ mn Box 3O--~elson 00 THrnnl', Sr., Miss TtrA I I (,fltlOn .Jf himself In any way. 1n SUI·h cases claim .1 BY It~ ~\(l\"uc·a.. te:;;. tnm' ~~el !lou O. Tlttaoy, Jr .. Mr. nod Mr$. r o w , but owing to lII t' ego qu '0 will t.1I tho tl·uth. but not the "The Sf C'<.ll ma jllllty" hi! \'f' IJllt€:'l'l:. Ot"orge l\Jcf....eod. lIr. nod ~I.rs. " ·1 JJtllru which wab rnbed and to Ule fnet !hllt whole- tl'ulh, anti a!-'~lg n SO m ,., promill- IlJlPt)scd toVC'I")t rt'ul ilnd ~i kut li c l"t'ful Cowon. no fair noticp to mOT"e has bren ,:rIYE'1l nt :t}'ll'ptom of thl' dlsea~e the in lilt' h' :;'ling- art. They 1aU\l~ ltUt~tl thl' Rox 31-).{r. and )(r~ o Philip J o),('I"'. Mr. th{' t('nnnt~, Dr. Greene s ta.tes thnt he r·~us(' of dt-ath. A~ in~tan('c::s of ('a~·, 's world with invalld!-t anJ ,:;iven 1'+ ~IH"I·t ­ and Mrfl. Jost?ph L. 'Vbltle t. Mr. nnd Mrs. has o .... r r('ci to g iYC )1r. Trib le furth pr TIn-on 'r . ('olll' h, !llr. and :\Irs. L. L. "~es t~ t \\ hkh· may tell again~t th E' I11Mi('al man alJitity to (oLarl Han ry hj lile outrageous brook, )fr. nnd "MrR. f '. Ho Mc~lI cbn{> 1. tilllf' in whi ch to mO\'e them a u • hlm!';eIC. I wtll m'~lltinn ery!';l pelas [l'om quar.~"" 1')" of th e J1rutt':.;~ion it~elr. (1\:-;t;ox 32- )Ir. and Mrs. n. H. ('ontswortb. ~rl' 'rrihl{' hn~ ugre-ed to red u<>c the vacr'lnation. nnll )JlIerpE.>r·al fever. A oll~t!"i'" all t hn ughl1ul awl sen~iblc llll:ll Mr no d Ml"8. Frn nk E. 'Vetdue'l'. Mr. nnd m;mber of fllUl ilie~ liying in the buil~­ rleath 11'0 m thp tl r~t ('a use O(,t'un.~d not .Mrs. Sber wood ' V(I'l cb, lI l r. nnd Ml'.a. Ueol'ge iu'~ to twpn t\" a nd to prepare nod s nbnut by l' 11' lalludc~ anll delu:;ion~. long a,",:,·, in my prac tiee. and aLLJ10Ugh n= c~h:n~a~n~n~·====~5:==ij::====~-;-;:a-:~ to... nl'. GrN:'t~(' [)lans for t he alteration T had not \ a(' ci n fl.ted th e- (·hilrl . yeL In ~ A. • /11, of the building ill such a manner that my d f'sln "to saVe Vi.1c·c lna-tfon from d -,,-Vl. " 1. J " f it will compir wi th the tPnement laws. rnll~ mutter l~ t1l\t~ to be settled with~fop rO:l.i:·"" I omitt ed. a ll rnentlon Qi" It I)J P(' t S 10 I .~ (: n 'f> nl:' 0 . f tbe Irom my oertlft('~te of death." Jl t:u lt h ( ~ Il mm I~~ ()d-"¥ ."·", mf'tl'\L ItOl1~ e 1BW out un n£'<'es8nry hard~lllPS to ally 0 c.' rl3.1ll prop o8t' l n 'Iol! t d Th~ ' dUOI's of tht' merdricl ou s and amen t.1Jn 'llts. ~ • persons u u('-C e . oress invar.la b ly up h(Ild \'a('~lna­ allolCJ~ ', .} ( 0:' Its Rd\'lJ' :.... . ............................ :: Vaccination and the f s~H'rlf\('l' to thl'h' 0\\'11 ~dn~ h ( J1t ('re~t·~. 1111'il' jlrnf"'~J;Inn~ ure a hollo\\" moekC'I'Y Medical Examiners Say th e Health Officio Is Must Investigate All Su dden Natu ral Deaths. ! "·t 9lewspupers! SAY LAW IS MANDATORY. --daM I o u,'- ! I I I I \· . ne FTEMPLAR BALL. A List of Those Who Will Occu py the Boxes at this Important I S oc~~e nt. 9Clct'VOJ PBLSENT LAW HOLDS .1rue .Lt! 6! rlr. Fel dman Dec ides Again st Jehn P. Tr: blr but th e Lackawanna Hotel MaUer is Sett led. "'0 0 as fI ' = 3 --+--- ....,.... �ENEMEN KNIGHTS TEMPLAR BALI, THOSE WHO WILL OCC'GPY BOXES c::.AT CONVE:-ITWlQ HAL~. , ~~~ ~i~hts WAR IS TO C'=' TILL SP~INa 4rlY all the box e s T e mplar ball. to be g Iven In City Con......... ventlon Hall pn Frida}' eyt'ning. hn\"c -= a lready b ee n sold. Thooe 'w ho w ill ocCUpy boxes a re ns follows , Box No. ~-George L, Kingston, Mr. a nd Mrs. J. H . P a ke. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Kingston, Mr. a nd M rs. William A . . Briggs. _. Box No.5-Mr. and Mrs. " . F. WhIte. Box No. 6-:11,.. a nd )1rs. John T. Clarls, lIIr. and lIlrs. George C. Gln- "\c, ,m'I' • , law, introducerl ~- s terday y "m'l'l'!!b:all and Ass e mbl~' mnn Dale. wIll the (nc t s hould be understood a t plaiDly by tbosE' who b a"e control o t It .bould be e ntitled. ".\ bill to Brooklyn ",ltll unsanItary t"nement ... !rIB " Chanty Orgamzatlon Society Decides to CanOff Crusade Against Unsanitary BUI'ld'mgs Where th~~x No. 7-Mr. and Mrs. E. ~r. StatTenants Are Housed in Squalor Un~,il IeI'. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. C rlq u l, Miss Crlqul, lIIr. and Mrs. W. D. Dohcrty, Warm Weather Comes IMitmsE's." Tbat is Its real purposc. A class of ID Brookl~' n ha"e been IUd ustrlon tbe p lea. that Brooklyn I les~ than ) I anbattaD, li berty to reproduce tIle e"i!s ",blch are beIng ~o ~Iowlr and 8ucb dltll cnlty e radIcated bere. ODe fea ture at the proposerl amendmeDt re...11 the chara cter of the ",bole thing. It I01\'ers the required heIght of basement d ",ell\JIg rooms In n e w buildings tram se,en to six teet, and omIts tbe requirement of a Board of Health permit tal' residence use of basemeu(s. Tblnk of a llow in)! n e w dwellings to be built tor humn.n beings so low that a tall man cannot stand upright in the m just for the sake of sa"· In, a builder t h e e xpeDse of one foot of con8trUctlon! Think o f allowiDg tile erection of :4l1"e1l1ngs of s u ch c ha racter that own e rs en- Mrs. Grace B. Carney. ;, • Box No.8-Mr. a nd M,... C. Lee ~ 'L2 - /7-:0:-;;3r----Abell. Ray se~~i"e.NO. 9-Mr. and )[r8. W. Box No. 10-Mr. a n d Mrs. W . F. EIm do f Mr and lIlrs Thomas Cumpso~~ ~~r: ~ nd Mrs. ,,:. H . Howe. 1\11'. ,~ a nd M rs. E dward Cumpson. Box ",0. ll-Mr. and IIIrs. H . A. ,,'en dt County J uage E. K. Emery and lIJrs. Emery. Frederic Almy of the Charity OJ:&, r7 nt. but from eVicting his teaat... Box No. 12-lI[r. and Mrs. D. A. "'hit- ga nlzation Society s tated yesteroay at_ t,l the proper repairs have lIla ... lng, Mr . a nd 1\1rs. George I". Brown, ternoon that tbe society's cru sade All the families In the Unllll D,·. a nd ]\1,... ,,'alter D . .s.areepe Mr. against foul tenement houses and ho_ Hotel have been given notice ~ ~ ~EW S¥STE:Il OF INSPlCIIIl a nd Mrs. IIIl1ton -:r.-Blodg·ett. Mlss tels will be abandoned until next April. Blodgelt. "What has thus tar been unearthed Health Commissioner G_ Box No. 13- Mr. and lIl,... William is now in the hands ot the Haalth ~­ last night that a new syStemIf II> . t l y tear t he Health Board will not gi..-e Dempster. lIIr. and Mrs. Edward Smith, partment a nd the Distric t. Attorney. ment Inspection \\'111 go 1m. oIt!! III! ~ls8ion for their u se ! Otber amendments Mr and lIlrs. Joseph E. Ba ll, Mr. and They will take whatever actIOn IS nec- Monday. "The plans are practlcall7 . . . se to cut down tile size of inner courts to M ~ Henry ,V Hili essary con cerning the United States , r . ., Fa dand Idndred hotels. The weather Is far ed. o, said Dr. Grpene. "The Ht' Iew a larger portion of each lot to be built Box U-Messrs. C. M. rrar an too cold to send the occupants out on ment in5pector~ Charle!!l WID. the s treets In search for new lodgings, at work and /S uccess will toOII r edn ce tbe fireprooilng b ulkhead r equire- George N. Tretts and families.. eDt!!. lea..e builders to make Ught shatt~ as Box No. 1S.- Mr. and Mrs. WillIam H . a nd from the viewpoint ot common hu_ We expect to see the ten'lIIOIIl Lyons. ::\Iayor Erastus C. l{nlgh t an d m an ity we cannot force them to mOve practically rebuilt next 8UIIIIIII1 No!. mall ~R the~' - please. and restor!' that old Mrs. Knight. Mr. and Mrs. Thomaswithout causing conSiderable suffering. Iy all the present tenemenl bIDIIp abomInation r~spoD~ibl c (or ~o much "I~~ nnd Penney. "Next spring, though, we shall con- will be torn down to give WI1IO", crime. the IlnlI,e :bt"d te Be mem house hall . Box No. 18-J\Ir. and J\Irs. Robert D. tlnue our e florts to e radicate the tene- ler and more bealthful Ind ....., ment house evils In Butralo as ta r as structu res," It Is ~ aid tbat Brooklyn is more open anti Young, Mr. and Mrs. William S. Rise- possible. There are a number ot places Italian Consul Glonnni does not n eeel the ~afegl1 ards for "pn~~ en - lay. now, where the proprietors are vlolat- has .ecured several large buildlJIII merly u sed tor manufaeturlar ~ forced h~re Tbat i'l just Ihe rea~on ther a r e Box No. 2l}-lIfrs. Kneeland Ball and lng tile la,,-. pa rty. "One thing. I! notbing more, bas been which a re being conveno! Int. needed. If they are not maintaiued wh ile th ere B x ' 4 ~I d M accomplished so far which Is o! credit modern tenement houses. ItalllD o 18 open "pace and land is cheap it w llI be 100 (,h ' ;"< - ,oJ'. - -d- ';. ~n C r~. George W. to the society. Tha t ~s the force!ul USe ilies desiring to move trolD tMir . ' - cl. e, .\ I. an .l.l.L1 5. a l1t a d E. Wett- or the law in preventIng the proprietor ent squlliid and dlrl-lmp"""lol ...• late. It anytlllDg. thc r('qulrementR of op n I laufer, ;lit·. a nd Mrs. H. L. T. Lyon, ot the United States Hotel from charg- ters will be placed In Ihe .._ bu afr should b e more ri goroux than in :-Ianhat- )11'. a nd :III'S. E . G. T:lylor. Ing rent. The law s tates distinctly that as rapidly as the rooms are ~m tn.n. so that the n ew teDement house districts I Box No. 25-Mr. an d ~Irs. Geo rge E . ,,'here the buildings a re In such a filthy The add re"es of the bulldlnp may not reprodu ce thl' e"i!s of the old. wb ile L at timer, Mr. and MI'". J am~s X Bey- and unsa nitary condition the proprietor ready will be furnished by lilt I H enl.' (' . Z e II el,. . 111 Is r estrained not only from collecting Consul. reasonable con ce~s iou~ may properly he mad£' I' . .1.~I'J. a nU 111' lIS. ) r. • • • • 1 George R. Jones. :III'. John H. HUll. I In the character of bUlldmgR to the lower rents Box No. 36-:111'. and lilT'. George E. .... bicb they cOlUmn nd. _\~ Ii matter of fact. Burrows. bO'l\·el'er. libl'ral conces~ious ha"e a lre ady been Box :-10. 28-l\11'. and J\Irs. hacles Van made. The Tencm e n t IIousc law was ameJlded Berge n. Ia t ",Int<:>r redu cing the size of court' in BrookBox No. 29-:111'. George T. Roblnson_ -.. ' I Box N o. ~o-:llr. Nelson O. Tiffany • ., u for three s to:-,' teDemeut hou~es to t 11' Sr.. lIIi,s Tirtany. :llr. N e lson O. Tlt- MAYOR AND OTHER CITY \oFFIsmallest space whl r b sanItary experts t hought fany, Jr., MI'. and :III'S. Geor;;e McLeod. CIALS SIGNIFY APPROVAL &at!'. AnythlJlg furtb er w ill meau a .acrid"c Mr. a nd 1I1r•. ,,-!I li um Go wan. of publIc health to p rl,ate grel'd. The law is Box, -0. 3 1 -~ l r. and .1rs. Philip OF THE IDEA. not so strict now but that bulldcrs ha"e fotlDd Joyce. :IiI'. and Mrs. Joseph L. ,,' hlttet, it possIble at a reasonable profit to conform to lIlr. a nd Mrs. Byron T. ('ouch. lIrr. and . . Mrs. L. L. " 'estbrook, lIll'. and Mrs. C. The idea o! ",earlng a ca rnation in It ID silite o~ high ~rl ces . Bu Ildl.llg. has. n~t H. J\Icl\Iichael. honor of t~: birthday of the la te Prest-eased. The death late <If children In BIO OI.Box No. 32-1111'. and J\Irs. R. H. Ident McKInley, on January 29th, Is lyn is higher tban in cbDgested , ;\IlUlhattan, / C?alSworth, and Mrs. Frank meet ing with great a pproval on the showing that nOlle too great p r<:>cantions a rE' ".eldner. MI'. and l\1rs. Sherwood part of various c ity officials. An En('t: now takeD. Just aR the people are . \"akelllug " elch . MI'. a nd Mrs. (;eorge Rei mann. q ulrer reporte r as ked severa l prom- >Gl to a realIzatIon of wha t sanitation means: are -Inent officials a s to t heir feeling In the Z lear ning wbat may be doue to s tamp out conmatter, and their answers Ind icated CON D TJONS WILL SOON BE aOOD SA YS a DE BNE "Ill. I WILL WEAR C. CARNAf!ONS. I \ l MI'. ·n/ ,3 E. , , I . 1/.............................. ............................... . . < hea rty approvn L RumptJOn and sn.vc ittI', not merely m the tene· "Yes. I'll wear a carnation ." ""id ment. but in the rest o f tbe city, w hlrll Is .. .. .... .... .. ............ .......... ............ .. .. ............ . Mayor Knigbt. "It is a good Idea. a nd ., thl'eateDerl bl' disease in the tenement~, it I~ ~~:~.rbOdY ougbt to be willing to wear Impo sible thllt th" legislntul'<:> . bould doom Other prominent m unicipal officials < : Brooklyn to the fate which tbi~ b ill threatens. who will wear a ca rnation are: Judge en i Otto G. V ol gel' or the Muni cipal Court; : Frank . Hinkley. secretary to the : :\Iayor: Supervisor Hamilton W ard. : S upt. William F. Fisher ot the City ~ and Coullty Hall; Health Commissioner Wq,!!er D . Gfgcp e an d C hIef Clerk Gus j:. . <ri j ................................................................. ;~;;:~ i:l~~~:~;~;;~~:&:::i ,ND JURf REPORI large Num be r of Open and Sealed Indictments Were Presen ted " to Judge Stover. ers & Sc hlTl2 Wet 61 tnt' D@par t ment of H ealth. llm·m onl I::..",~ 'S_ _ _ _ __ LJ:. T THE LA l~q1t?ff.:;!~ con~ett.d eITort trr seyeral own alld builde rs' associations of New "...- L.J."" ~~.l:.r1J Ihe Charily Orl[. a,d The" ' , II Be Peace ,n the Tenemenl s W ~OTEL Fe ::'-:'~\':/.~et ST .r\ TES • orporatlon Counsel da v gn \'e to H ealth "ommi""sioner J , . Greene his opin ion on the q uestton ralsI 00 kl ng t 0 th e nu 11 , ca on a some of ed b" Land lord Trible o! the LackRA U'o,' nt e,' 11 I 80 P resente d fne nnporlant provi!-iions of the law and wan na ' Hotel. Trible claimed h was A gainst the "Fisher Gang l f _ th ere- is fame fear th a t at leas t one of not obllged to put a clos t in the 2. partM any MInor Cases Di spooed of. lhem wUI be passeel. The law has plac- ment ot each t enant In that bu ilding ed no unreasonable restrictions UPOII because it had been used as f\. tenement I 0\\ 'leI'S ,'U1d bU I'ldel's alld It has IIIRde before the new t e nement-house a w , atton "Id he J~ulI ~ r.y ~rnn<l jur), made its SO('- fOI' the better living of tenement-house went into effect. T he Corw COUIl n pu:-tinl ,I eJ!01 t tillS Ulormn~ to JU"lic(' dwellers. se l agrees with Trible. l'IOwe\'erj'm is Over 10 crlllunol tprm of Supr(lnH' ('o urt S f obliged to put In on(> closet for each ndin g up u Inrge lHlIwh of opl~n incliC~ , ,0 8..1' as Buffalo is concerned. it Is two families, While he Is unwilling to (,llt!ol, ond ~e"l\rHI S('llh.-'( l one~ hgninH qU1t~ possible that the law might be build more c losets at this time. he has rSOllS who hn ... c not b"l'U tnkt.!n into lllo(hfled 10 some respects without un- promised to get rid o f a ll but twenty tou~,. 111e jllr), tho n rHir,, ,!. 'l'le fortunate r esult", espeCially ill regard fnmllies, w hich \\ill ma ke the building as em I)Pfl( w ill heHr no morQ cu!o;es, unl ess to three-fatnity buildings. But the point conform to t he law, because I t noW h mpthjllr; importnnt turns tIl". nnd will for t he Butralo represen t n..ti\-es iu the ten (' Iosets. Dr. Greene sa ys th r:-re will e~d It ('ouple of clnY!i \'i'liting county Legislature to conSider wben the bi lls be no troub lE" It he keeps his promise. stltnt!"".. A finn I report will be wadc are up for dlscusFlon Is tbat Bul't:a lo Is As to tho enlted S tates H otel block t o ,Tn~t I('(~ Stover on li"ndur ' on The Terrace. nO W that Lessee It is snid thut the ,puled' i ' rap,dly grO\\ IlIg and what Illay not b~ (, harl~" Fasclo has t hrow n UP h is lease, in<.'itllh' a I)W ngnimtt Charl~~l~l~l:~~ tmpor tant JlIst no w mny' be of t he ut- Commi~sloner Gree ne has turned his lp. s{,t~. of the PJlitt,<;1 RtRte~ HotC' l: )n,o~t. importance a few years he nce. The a ttention to the owne r or the building, ('harglng him ",,'ith C'tnllmittiug n mi!oo'1.l~ ~I es nt tenetn.e nt-hou:-;e Ja.w gh-es t he I Robert l\lei<h unl. He mailed a lette~ I»' 'iolnting tho , ~ h '"e=t .Iuthorltlcs a 11I"1ll gra"p on the housing I to :lfelUrum yeste rda y a!ternoo~. su~ ~U(,~1 au in<l ir tnll'ut hns lWf'll lllatter ('In(t nothing- should be done ntOning him. to a conference o~ntt~e !~: wdl b{ll nrr~sted on n hllllch Je h ) J.ay weaken their hold. ject of puttlng t h e tenement ... ___ tan~ condition. '" i. 4 I _ TH~ CRUEL WAR IS OVER, J Il.~yJoins DR. GREENE SU MMONS OWNI:R OF MRS. RORA RIUS IN DICT EDment-house law 1Il0dltkd should be d efNltCo. by the LegIslature. Alreauy --- ~ . --li d~ three or four bill. ha\'e been Introduced '!l tl ! w.. r GETTING AT THE ROOT. Yor· anu Brooklyn to hayc the tenc- -- -:li Unti l _Sp_r_i"I[--:lC,::.e:i,,~~ 0 mlnizJ. It Is stated bl' the arll)' ro - ' " h been III " tlon Socie ty tha t peace as ! I be B"" .. "'Ith Italy In the mailer 0 faJo tenements. It Han con· Gloyannl Banchettl. lbe a , tbe suI In Buf!alo, called yesterd.)'.· Ch It Organization omce of the ar y •..It! cie ty to expre8s hi S a pprecfatton ooro. H' work In behal! of the Italian P r;",;r dId sO mO!oit cord ~tlY and ~f:~ro~er tor both .:\lr. Banchelll an d brill vf:..M en tered their names as rnern elj,. lfr. society paying $5 eac h aDnu~ bl~DI Banchetti spoke of the grtfa'\\' ..od d that the tenement r.ou~~ are ..,.: prove to the Italians W b-nlC anxioUS to obtaIn cJeaD'ul":~·""-ae homes s uch as the talfaJre<J ' ;', Dr. to said t hat he had been so tmtnt. and ~ a t the Health IJepa~,. ,... t6~as a.~.5'il'r"!\t Iba tbd would be fully entorCfd, SO ... fore summer time the owafrl lords ot the tenemeDD11C'_1It. ~:.:. ~:het was It .... tated <,. =t ttb:':~:;~r~;s: . ..aiI1IjJIIUI.1! �('~('lI()Il1t\l! lht'ir \\' {lU',-. ..l'tunlllg Irnnnt"": tlh'" "ould ilwrl'lI!-.(\ lI\{, \'t'lllh ra t.· ;lun lll\'f,'n""'f' t ht' numh"f o[ tiol'l. fllid uninlmhll.nhlt' rOom"; th(' r would !t''';SI'U flU' ('hnrT f" or rt't~n\,f"n' from illH,I'H-, lind tlt('y "ould p rolllot" n il of thoI-I" form,.. of \'\<'1'. clj..;('a~t' "lid dp ...titnt lon ................................................................ ................................................................. ·whlrh ha\'p hN'Tl fo D~ ~ r.'?fi. . .,'. . . . . ;?....................... U to Give Brooklyn Pow~r t o n(llid tl1('. Old"Fas hloned ~Ia n h atta n T cnrm enL . The principal OppOE-ilioll to the law as it stAndR, they say t comes from an association of real estate owners and b uilders in Brooklvn and from similar associationR in Manhattan and The Bronx. The o ld Tenement house law required that t he a irshafts bet.ween buildings or between front and rear tenoments should be o nly t wenty-eight. inches wide. The present law pro\yides that air shafts sball be not less than twell'~ feet 1wide. The law also provideb that the air 8hafr~ must open either u pon the street. or upon I an open space in the rear. The object of the provision is. of course, to ghre the dwellers of t he tenements as much fl'esh I air as possible. This is one o f the eectiol1E~ of the law thaL some of t he real estate!:-ipe<'u1ators W~lnt to amend. an d it wa'S said ves1 tarday t hat the desire is to ha" e the' old pTOviI;ion as to the s ize of a ir sha ft~ and theu openings PUt back. The old law pe rmitted sinks in commo n in the interior courts o f certain teneme nts. The present law requires water-closets o n eac h floor . allen 1. 1t is p ropo"ed to amen d this section, it is said, to pe rmit new bou5l{'s to be equipped with the old oinks. Another provision of t he present law reQuires that e\"ery bedroom shall ha\·e a \\ indow openin g to t he outer air or into aoothe l' roo m ~bich h?-S a wiudow opening to the outer au .. It IS proposed LO do away with th is reqUlrement and LO do away, also wit l-:, the requi rement which makes it neceebary, in some cases, to alter old h OUb~S to con form to this provision o f t he la\\·. Senator Wagner hlU! inll'oduced a bill to amend Chapter 334 of the Laws of 1901, so that. houses not Over three stories high and having accomodations for not more lhan three families . hall not be required to have all the benefits of sanitation pure a ir protection against fire and t he' lUce t hat other tenements are required t o have. The Wagner ame ndmen t is intended to apply only. to such buildings . or the c haracter spec ified. as we re erected prior to the pru;sage or the present law. If t he amendment Bhoul~ paSR, it would relieve o wners or such bUlldmgs from making alterations to confo rm Lo the new law. Misemblyman Da e hali introduced an ame ndment to the law which t he friends o,f t he present law assert wou ld make posfill.bIe the building in Bro~klyn of the !SB.me kmd of tenements which caused the tenement-house agitation i n Manhatta n a nd led to the pass.'ge of t he present law . This amendment would remove all th ree-story ttnements. In Brooklyn , occupied by only l..,ree Iarnlhes. from all the restrictions of the la~\', an d have it. apply only t.o hOUl~es occupICd by five or more lamilies It \vou ld make po"slblp the u.;, of 75 per ""nt. of the lot for buddmg pUrpoS(>s in6~ead of 70 P!'"r cent .; iL would cut dowl~ the fllze of t~u~ alrshafts: it w ould make available fo: hvmg purpo~s t he space now u~{'d for toilet rooms; reduce the ht?ight of the I"OO!l1R and. m~ke it unneceHBary for the Janno r to hvf' 1Il the house of which he hal-, t~e care. It iR said t hat, unde r t hiR Ia.w a EU-foot man living in the basement of' a tenempnt l.,;,ould hf' unable to stand upright In any or hiS rooms The- Tpnrment H ouse CommiSSion will . all Ruch. amendments as strongly PO~AlblE', but rt IS understood that ROme o~ thE" ~rne~dmentR ha.ve lhe approval or t Ol'e high 10 the State Governm e nt who desi re to make themtr;elves aohd \\ith Se\,e rallarg~ budders. The ('ur~pnt j~8ue of Chariliea, the organ Ihp (harlt E'i' Orp8f"i?ll.tion f.:(l('i~t,. Ihf> fo llOWIng co mment o n th~ f1 mrndnlent H: U 1'hpy f;Mil{p . and arf' intendrd tl~e ~fo.~ntllll C('ature-~ of thp Inw pro}>Ohed to !'. trlkp nt If n.doPtPci anf;?'. wo~ld Jl('rrnit t 11(> ('n·ction ill Brookl).'!i load In 'llP Bronx of t:O ll~'-I ~lI(' h (j('111In purt", of jUl;lty r n R IlI.Oll~. ThE')" 4.\0; hay" Mnnhat fA.n l'-llnIlf.1 wou ld takf" Il WI} Y'" r('~? tpnnnt ... P:r"ott'ction. Irom Hr€'. from ill~t o~. f'r()lJI 1fId~N·IlCH''"''· t il" .... wOllld rr·- te~r; ° t ~tl1~.lti\(' bllilderl'4 nnd bu .... '·r~ 'lr m",o hOUI-lI> oropp r1\. olJ(lQrtu J lttpc.. ((of' H U .. r.~ MALIN IN BLOOD POISONING. ....' . not ~urprlsi ng thfit In th~ ust..~ of I l) ests n('cI to R "st o rr pose~. - mt .............. ............... .................................. ............................................................ .......................... . .. ... ... -.. .. . . .':'.... .::.J..:......~.............. " 1~..nAB ftR. . ·R. ·. n·W . . . ·S·. ·~ Olmo;\IOU8 Ft'ature5 of the Old I.. aw and EYer since the new T e nement H ou.se la w was passed. certain builders in Manhattan, The Bronx and in Brooklyn ha. \·e be-en mnking attemptstohll.\"eitamend~ ..~lready.' t hree or four bills bave been mtroduced In t he Legislature providing for amendment!oo, Upboldero of the present law say t hat all these amendments art." intended to rnake inoperati \'e the best features of the la w. The present law, the 6urrerers say, was framed for the benefit of those who hayc to live in tenements, and not for builders or the owners of r'ca l e~tate 8\'a.i1able as teneme!lt house sites. The- idea of those who drew the la w W8~ to pro\'ide mo re oomfortable homes for the poor. They say that it was not intended to work any particular ha.rdship~ to builders or real estate owners; and that the men be hind the amendments already proposed are those who hal'e been engaged for years in t he building of cheap tenements for speculati ve pur- ................................................................. (\ rt''''uU or tlv' hotl~in l? (,olldition~ in ' / o ld('r putt or Xf'W Ynrl{ (·jt.\" FJ:;;i\'DS Of' PR ESE.\ ·T /-,\ If' WI LL .... R ES I ST A.lI ESJ).u E .Y TS. S~alll f\ .... clirf-' d [tE"······ EJJMEn··· UW··· riRKERING. Say So m€" 10nlo: l·t.'('ofl'nizf'd !'O() n ............. !~.~ . ........... •••• •• ••••• •••••••••••• ••• ••• ••• 151 All s orts '::~e~~:it~::l~.;,~a~~::~\::~ Il l" e ,' du eraled rood a nd drugs. The IIl'11t a se rIes or Investigations now under '\'e.y has just been concluded wIth start. 111I1 g results. The Investtgatton was bell'u n B01'ne ti me ago, when the chemIst Ill[ EX Pl AIN5 HIS for m a lin tren tmf.ll1t the t~xpect('(l n"' - tl su S LUI? not always n tt fllnef.l . • ~POISONOUS SUBSTITUTE. DI~ G0~ ERYI iI ~::::~::~::;;:~~~~::"!J:£E of complications nl'e- lIabl(.) to occ ur ('0- incidently with Nl~PHIR. antI ('\'en th E' dpstl'ut'tion or the st l'f!})to('o('('i in thE" blood mJght Hot n)stol'l' thl.) conditions Jl~rmlt­ to eXD..lnine them tor adulteration. were collected in the borougM ~a mples Tell s Acad emy of Medicine Iof ling ret·on')'}'. Or many of tht." complications cau"lng 01' :lltendlng blood 1101~mnjng It may bEl' ~nlt.l. ns DJ'. Dhl·L.ArlJ~LJ) ~nlt1 ot tubercular' menlngiti.!:L .. ani those CfiSt'S l'eoCOv(::'r in w hich th ~. . y lIlanhattan a nd Brooklyn to tile numb e r of 373, a nd ot these 31;; were r ll ultcrated o r contaIned a-.. ubstltuted dr ug or drugs. Only 58 were pure phe .. nacetin as sta ted. or the adulte rated samples. 267 were .\:; I illlt' :'; 0('<': 011. e\"(' u 01(' mo .... t (·on",'r \'n· mi xtures or p henacetin and acetanilid: 11\'" phy".;)cl.ln ... ot tile "it)" :'11"l' bCI'olUln~ morc au(1 UH1:'(~ l'o u\lu !'('J that thro ugh I I \ ) were mixtures of phenacetin and tlu' dl:--t'(j\'rt"Y \\"hkll ol'l:;lnnll' cl wf t h Dr. · ~ 11 gar ; fo ur we re m ixtures of phenace{,'h:lI'I"~ (' U:l rnH\,~. uC :\0. S "'(' ~t '1'hll"tY' 1 I nand s tarrh ; 32 were pure a cetanilid; ~I:\:fh 1'11"t>f't. till' wor'" '· :.If.;.C'''t or bloOll (o ur were mixt ures of acetanilid and l)n>"ollll1~ will l't';uJily ot \"c \\"11)· til tl'('Rt.·1 "ane !lugar; olle wa s a mixture of aceUJI'lIl. I t WlIs :t lilli,' 1II"l"t' j lian :l. wl'l'l~ ugu t ~:lt f"t 1l11id and mUle sugar; three were mix; llll' II1L'd1l-nl wurhJ J"f':ld wltb :-oul"I"'ise lu t 'u'ti!S ot acet:1.nilill a nd starch: one was the "'(iIUUlllS or till' l~\ l'l1:ng JOIl1"l1Jl.l or the nt1p~:rln, and one was quinine sui .. 1I1nl' \ l'lIous t·UI'(' or Alk ~ lIelltie.\'. u Co l, hate. ol'c ll WOIl1:1U, In Dl'LC\'l1~ DUhl'il.tl, by n metboli "bldJ 1J.uJ lIilbt..'rto UCCIl unbl:ul'd 'T he serioL:s ness of the adulteration ul. :11 hI" compl'(>h~nde a when it Is recal .. TI1\"' bi"lUl',r o r lb .... (".I .. (' Hnt] bt"! c" per!, ml'uts \\'ILb forlll,llIn Wt·t"~ pl·I·:H· nt",t.! Ill' I·... clefl t hat phenace tin is n n antlpyLh·. BlIno\\ .. llIHI:--I'lt I.Jcful"c t1J1! Al'a llewy I ('tiC" 80 commonly used that it may How He Curec Blood Poison ing. ~ r e "as nn error or dingno8is." That formalin tJid not save the life of GONZALE~, for ex~ ample-. IS not ln bl;" wondered at. The Ih'pr wus torn by t h e nssassln'M bulle t I nnd the 8('ptic poisoning J'esultlng was quickly beyond ,urgery. Proba.bly Iwlther Pre-silJ('nt GARJ"IELD nor Pn~!=';tdQnt )lCJ-\.I:':LI:-:t \\oulll hA.ve derived nny ben~­ fit from formalin Inj(>('Uon~ . and theirs \H'r(' typkal ('[lites ot: blood pOisoning ('nused by gunshot wo unds. Ycry dlfft.·rent hi the IlUerperal ElPpsis whic h sends so muny young mothpl'S to the gra\'e pt'L~mn.tul'ely, nnd which has €."Vl) l' been the drea.d of the obstetl·I~lnn . If the formnlin. trL~:l.tmpnt a('('ompliRhes oC ~h'uifoJuc I:hl 1I 1.;:1I t. I'n.l'tically be considered a household Phys icia ns De eply Stirred. nothing mnr(> than to mlnlmizt' the mol'. "!ned)'. Fu rthermore, it is almost .JuUI1 "llluwilg t! \\'llIiiIIllS, IJroft'!l,.,ol· u r ta.lIlY i n such cnses It wHI b~ un inesun h 'ersully dispensed by druggIsts over ob,.;tl!trics In Jollus lltJllklllf) [uI\Cl'sit)" . timnblt! boon to humanity. l·ItIUl· from B;l ltlIutJl'C e;) IJcci~llI.r to l'olll btl t 111(' <' ounter wit hout a physician's pre.. It is the misfortune of diSCoveries of th", \·Ic\\"~ of ti l'. Uarrows. '1'h'~ 3'5::;o{'la tlon "lI('ription. The usual dose Is from five lin!; 1I0{ fnr P·lln.- lIt·t·1I l:!0 deeply 1>rth'I'cll 0 11 thIs kind that they are put to Impo."lble .w,r t4uuJl"I.;t,< utili thu:sc who wel'e I.I t th e • f"~ 10 grains. The wholesale price ot UH'l·tlll$; l'~ 1)1 t,'''C"ot"( L I Ut! opl uiun t 11a t uu lUa l · dlEl' nRcetill je; a pproximately $I per u . Sts by unauthOl'izpd and empirical f'Xkl' \\hnl fJu ' uULl'CIIUl' of CU!'lhf'l' (!l.LJl'rlperlmenter~, and that success Is ques- I IIIl'Ut~ WITll IUI·llmltll. the tlL... c u:s:;loll ullght Il:IIlCe, \vhfle that of the usual adulterIn·sult III J;H'itlJy lc.llIt'l u;.: l hl' UIUI·L.dill' tIoned while failure is heralded.' It !l"ltiU chlhl v.nh. ill wllkb Lltl rl.\A\\O IltoU ..,· Ilt or substitution 1 acetanilid, Is about I WUllll·1I dIe ,-,.Ith -,"L'ar iu thb Cllu ntl"~. .1 cents pel" pou ntl. The financial in .. wouhl Sl!t'm as If th E' great medleal or. auIH·. J :.11"lflWoi lln·tat.·l·d lli:. IcUIJ.ilks by 'lI,nlll!" Ill' tlt·'·III,\" n',I.!Tdl{'{l Ih.iIt tb':' I'\'" bud ~U('(> nJen t to m ake the SUbstitution Is ~anlzations could handle such matters JIll I 1)1"('n tlmt' lv ll1ukt:' U full lU\cl'IlIg-H ll tJLi . better than the)' nre now handled. I't· tlh'n ul'sl·rllJ'·11 ,ltl' trL'atlUt nl ot t he "onscQ ue n tly great. "uUlilli W hOI1l lI,· f, )\1Jal III Bl'lit'\UC JlO$' T he prIces paid by the Inspectors for phaJ d.'·II1~ II r hl,hl" P U1-illlliul! n1t~ UI:-.l IU!cl·tlu:.. (Ie li\'c lll1l1 tl rccl c ubic h E" lO-gra.in powders varied from 16 to U·uthlH·lrt·S (IC a s,)utiol' of turma ,l n. lu A. fa ir average would be 20 the' prl.lPOI·UOIl of I')I1C til tin:, tb ousa ud . 1 ....................................... ..... . (·,llI!;('. 1 u drup In lI;:'U IJI('I·u {o;rc . a nd ti.Jco sec:· <,n ts. If pure phenacetin Is sold at this ond IIIJI.'(· l iLHI or ;l ..u lut' ·)U o f t ill' SUllIC ~trl'Dgtll. U~lll'; 8CH'.1 h\l~drcd aud fifty pl'I('e, an ounce, costlng $I, Is sold tor ('ubll' ('Pil 11 llIPt rC'~. IlIJ.cl' d the \\ OW(l D 0 0 ~:t:?O, a p rofit o f more tha.n 200 per cent. tbe roud to l"e(.·o\"(!I·~·. ' u('h a profit does not. however, appear Certain It W as P oiso n ing . ............................................................... ~ . " be sufficient. Acetanilid. costinII' 01'. Hflrr"OWS !-~hl tt.:lt a culture o r th e DANGt: ROUS ADULTE RATIONS. ~ JHltlt'lIt'15 lJIOl)li. IIlflllc before ltC' inJeclioli. lbCJu t t\Yo an d one-halt cents per IShowed til(' Ilrf'~I?IlCC or strc ptiroc:cl. t be I Un('~, Is s ubsti t uted. and sold at the I·!t\ \\ hh·u . b(' hald:". llll' :.11(' cause ~ '~ III'nlth TlI"Plll.tI~;cnt c.r :'\PW 'I. ork b;u:U' S\.'II::\lS. ;inc! wlll'u (l'I' WutUlln had pm{· · ',1 mt" price as pure p henacetln. I·it. btl, f'I1 IPI'NI upon the- work of' ('xnntiO 1I1.;nll.\· J'l'(·ovpr(·ll he (uUlul 110 U·HCf.' or I The ev il e l!pct of ace tanllld, especlalins: 'nmmoll tlrn.l!~ nn d foodll; liahle to 8(1111lH·ptl('ocl"i. F rom rbl .. (~;l':;" bC', tbC'\'p , lIrew Uw ('oIlCll1~ i oll (hut fJIf' fOl· ·1 y in qu antities s uch as are given In the tOl"I? fE'rn t inn. ;\ t th ... ,"pry nllr~('t it h8~ diqro\"'1;,aliu 11:111 tlt""~;J'nY('ll tbt! ~tl'\'l)tICOl' d :lull (lrpd :111 tulullrr:ttinn or n ('om mO ll l'c mNly. thllt it cUlIld do uo ll:HIl·.. I ~ul>~ LItutIon tor the usual d o se of pbeli t· ~:lltl I·t' liM) th(l\l;!ht of tlif' ClH'mll.Jln 101('(>tln. Is \\ ell kno'w n to a ll physiph(,118(,E"li l1, that i,,", nsto unding". Ont of :{7:~ I ( II :l tuu '1I1 hl·(':1U ..... he I',lll tH'!.!n IIi CorJlIt'd 11,. I (,;3mp l(t~ ('ollprtrfl from 1I~ m nlly I()r:llilic~ 01' Fh'!ulnJ.;, ~u l'(, lllltf'n u ('n[ fl f tue Loonl It ·jnll ~. Acetan ilid is a heart dep r essant, :O::l~ltnl'lulil. nt LItH'I·t). :\. Y .. IUl1l Ufl., "Ill) firL.r·j~il'ht werp p tlr~. 1'111,11"' tpnttm ('lr(>~ ()f Lh~ 1 t,l ::!.I)Ot ) so lntlt11j I n d UK guch is a lnenace t o health, It 111<' ndnltcrrlti ons \\'pr l" fiS rollo\\"~ : "Of' (It (l.l rul.Ildl·ll\llp g-a..;. ()1' «l1l11nllll. hlHI bel'u 10 t tn lite. especially in the c ase ot per ... fI( 'Ii," ~ In fhC' U' t'~tlnent or t ubC't"t'ulr.... !-.:. thf\ nll uitPl'nlNI RDlllpl('-F; 2(l7 wrrp mixtllI'C'R (frll Ml':-t. H lu tler W.Il:j dying. He hruJ ! \O IIR \\ hose heart acti on i s abnor[l1a1. ................... . . .. ........ . .. . . . ... . .... .. .. . .. . . ....... . ... .. .. ... .. . .. . r .. . ... ... . I ,(I{ I or ph('nac'clin !l Dr] ncrtanilid; Illr('~ (I f ~ Wf>l'(, plwnacrtm nnd '!l1g:nl'; .... ,,""1'(' miX- I mix- tll re~ o r phruorNin and f'ta r('b; :i2 wr l'P pu r r nrf."tnni 1io; 4- wrrp Jl1ixtur('~ of n('('tHni - lid und r:l llP !"l1lg-nr; 1 W :l~ n rnixtnrp o f 10 h('n lth, it not to li ff', e~pcdn ll.r i n tilf' ('n~(> of Jwr~oll'+ whl)~" hPHl't nC'tit)O ia abnO r mill." .. \ ('Pwni li(l ro!--t"l :! 1 -~ cc nts! nn 01lll('P llnd phf'Tlarrtin i~ worth ~ l n n 0111)(·p. 'Tht· pU l'po...;P nf Iht"' 1[(I[llth BO:lrd i~, to prt)tpd Ihe plI bli l" and :11 ... 0 se<'nr(' nn (\ff(>(·t- in'" IRW i n f(>gll l'" to IHlrl' rlJod~ :IIHI d l'llg.o.:. Th(,1 r- j!'l lnw now. hu t, [or I' Nl$On~ that Hl' r IIM' 1i [(I t precautions which her. It Ql' l'urred to n~ fOl"lUlillli. The "cl" ult wnl) tu b :l\'t~ tll:lt ,.he now \\It\k:; tli~ wnrdti or H C' II(" 'lI e Itnd III n fl 'w duys. it I:; e :qJl·,·tccl. she \,.11l be dl!oldHr-.lg-\·(1. :"1('(>- tr nilicl Rnd milk l" llgnl'; 3 W(> I'(, mb.. ln l"{,~ oC nre>tnni licl n lld qtarrh: 1 WR\I :tTltillyrill. RIHI j WOf' quiuine- I'lIlphn..IC'." The ff'POl't ~R~'~ oi n(·(>tRn liid. thE' ('h(>611 ndulll?'rant: ··Th (> p,·il r ffN"t ur lU·Nfl llilitJ. (>~IH'cinllr in qllllll1ities l::\1c1\ II~ 31'f' ,e-i vpn ill t bt.' :" II\I!"titlltion for thr mmlll lh~!oI~ of phen nrPtin, j~ well _\ cf'ta llilid jc:; :1 kllown to all p hysirianJli. hpnrt d l'jH'PPisnnt. nlld 01""1 ~ll('h j" n nH'nfl('f' the' ... und(·~11 tnk(' n nil m!,..,. ht be tllIn tllftll Of·r:-;. spok'C o f It (."H5(' un til tht!n u nreportcd. A r-OUIII! \\11mnn bUll \)een taken to t be e8!:ot JOJl' ~Ill(> in~tltutll)l1 tiulTctlug" from se psiS . Arter trrlll~ injections or the normal snJ lnc bolu- tlOll, 1h·. ',"ultztch..ler U·led. on Jauua ry lil. thf' torll1:1ll n trenlrucut. 'rhe WODl!'U'd tt."lDPQ1:llUre fe ll ~lIId then rose. '''..I'1I('J1 .'' Ful d tht~ lllly~lclan, "J trlccl n "' .... 1·1l1lt.! InJ('I·tlllu. lint 1 fOlilld th at t ball :.:In'lI ]I)(J l·ullie ("(·lIlimt.· Ll'C~ thut.. the pu· tit'llt fI.!lu\\ I'd ~Ig lls or u,.;pb,\·"ia. !"hC' grc\v hl;ldt I n llip rlU'l'. u neI I t l.lOuJ;ht tillf' Wits d" nll. ] th"11 i.l1~l·l)H'I·cd t hilL hHHt:nll oC to.o..' fVI"C'lscu m;tJ'l' il t COI·1lIalin. :111 AUl c l'lc u n IJl"IIt.llli"l uC 1I0\1!J1(' llll' !:illtlllglh bad be<'u P1ll11Iu~·l'fI . Tilt' wO lllan ".!I_" 1"('81l~Clt tlt.cd unll Int(' I' nil Injt·(:!lo u or ioJO ce ntlmcheli ot the rllll'mni sitllnc solution Wll~ ut:led.'· Ill'. ] 1!lYUH. ('ou .... ultillg pLtJ slc'~t11) Itt St. "lrl(:(~IIL'~ I1o~pll ll1. I"t- ported .. dH·r:--ely on Ihe t·II .... (' of thl~ womR ~lIdcl' tr(>ll tmcn' 11.C'rf'. nH hou~h pre'no ng I'l'port~ fro ll Lb~ IIIl"itltlltioil b :k\"(' bf'I'u encOll r,H~lnll' . He ~alo hl'l' (;OS(: wns Rppro ac hlug n. fatal termioa· el'cd. 1I0w foIl' tbf" 1I1E'c.li(,rll f l"at~l'JlilJ works to no Plll'pos(', bf'rn llse of ndllltC'rnt('d mrdi· f'il1e~. is II fj l1 t.'stion not cnsily nnswcl"f'd. intl-:'rNl t~ lie in thr direction o f , oe nrilll( for I hrm~~lvr. a nd the p Hhllc ]Iur~ Rut llwir med i(·in(Js. f Tells of a New E x per im e n t . Or "·nltzrc·h..lcl·. ot GOU\'erneur H ospItal, wpll k nowu, t h,.rr ill; Jlf"g\P('[ in 111"0\'ill ing rUlld~ COl' ('utOI'('rrn('nL. E Vf'r.'" ~tnt{\ a nd en"rr (·it.r o ught to Pl'otE"f't .it" citi7:('n~, tion jJr Darrows In ('(lDrlll~loD ~l1d tb e wo° n~ fill' n ", p(),R~ihh.'. i\gnil1~t ndu1tprat('-(j ur- ll1:l.n·K·bloocl hod !UI'('p ticocci, wblch he w al J>1't\)nrrcl to pro\·C'. nnd tllt: fact remai ued tid(> ~. A. liU If' \'igor will n<'C0I11p)jQIJ wnn- I Itnl she wbo was In extremIs hus J'ecov· lHlt f oo EXPENSIVE Dr . Barro ws Is Mode st . ])1·. Dnr('lwft Is mo:st modest concernIng Is Ul!ol·o\,el·.r. He snys that he sincere· h')j'lNI tl1nt fu tuI'!! (':'qwl'tmellts may .. hi ('trOl"hf mny not go fOl' " Time ,}loue C311 tl.!lI." he s ays. "Wf' ... hu ll J.('(·I' 011 n ntl on . It Wt! cur ' l hn'I~ It'ed . lln tlenrtol. th(: n \ \'f' nlUY l'l:yn.sOll :lhh !l'1I1I LIO'lf' tbllt l he lU"'CoVery la u c· Witt G'lcel· .. ...;.· · 1)10'1' nl1u,t:ht. b t I :1 TO REPAIR II. 't .\. "'"i!\ t ~f': \'\'D "'T \'TE ( 0" TE "'\ElIE·VT ~ TRE~T~ E IITED l ~TO 1.1 TO A th;1 1 tJl.n Irtl'~C f"n.~m('nt b1JllrJ 1nl fhl"' I'Mu" r of l~YII U6 ..lnd ~Ilt l~ ~tr ,,~t ('lIlr] pl'l, lmlliv 11(0 r ('lI1t'Pl'/t:!(1 Inro st rlt("tnry ", JaDaltU! ;II 1"1 '1 bill hllflrJinc ~ w aft CIne ,.. r tb~ ' many tPD~ UI,·ot!' fh llt tb ro Health n,.partm eot ordllrp( (·I!.:lU£;t>ti 1'0 a .. to cf">n (("Il'm to the DeW tPDC mr-Dt bOil"" )J\w Thp pr"p(>rTY belrm~s td 111(' f'Fotut" ('If ,Iobn B. ~lannlDt, now nf }-Ir""blt"n ..\ It 1 ",lonnlng tblnkA tbat ft t\ III hI" rh"q l'l"'f and m,'re profit"hl!'! tor blm 1" "h Da-I'> thr hllllrtlOj:!" Intt) a io1 l' r"l'Y IbRD 10 m,lb.l: fhl'> l"rRin~ nl'>{'PI'!'oar;r to a lt'lr tbt! 11'11l'linc '" ,."Orr'lrm '0 'bl" t ,.oroml"'nt lii "tt' Jlpltllh f "'llIt"nI~ ... inDer f.;r(len(' b:ill 8 tlllk " rh R .. I"t"rt .\l"lttruDl. o~nt>r f"if rhp. rnltl'd l-!r )I"" Htlr"l 111Mb:, rhl~ Dlornimr. in resarrt In rlil"!nc IhlJf tpnp m~nt I" 0'1 ~Joltarr ""0 filll!"ln 'J l 'll"'lrtru m M id thltt b" woul rJ "''''nll 1 tn.lll ,1(1'\ n to t he toulJdlng ond !i"P T' h.'ll ,." nrllr j ..... 1l It ~o~ In and ~ha t fl"paJla , . ,' ul(1 tit ll't'f>-" J1·r~ ;., . . I • �t···· .. ········ ..........,........................................ . ............................_.." .................................. 'ers of a REPjJR ~ FORMAL'N ' N BLuO D POi SONING ........ {.0~PhY.if.'lR~8 ~tetl in Dr. Har- roW', t s t .le o f Ul i.s R eOled,). ~et experimented S .7 . 1- ,q b A hough no locul pbYiilclans hun' a< Corporatl.on tL. ounseI Feldman Gives Dr. Greene 0 ral 0 pinion That Tenement Does ot Come Un de r Present Laws. . . "elO' of the pattent. What H e Intends to The Barrows experiment was made on a negro woman who was admitted to . 1 D )"1 Be 11 eyue H Ospltn o n ec :'il. 0.: le wn" 8 womnn oj .mall stature and had gh'en birth t o a child eight days before. ... he had'"" h igh tnmpnr"ttlrn, 1"".3 "'hnn i:he "oc- u ",-,' 1: "C _ was adm itted and h~r pul~e \\ as high. UNITED SlATES, HOTEl. MANN ING W ILL AT EVANS STATE STREETS COST TOO .\ Id . .T·,hn O. lInnni". MUCH T O I T Is highly probable that in tb ~ IUtu n ear ~Innnlll' tuture a largp threeSlory tenemen t house, ioeated at the corner ot E\"llll~ and State street~. will be dl.contin ued a.c ~ uC'h, and convprt into n Q h·e. Alt!. Dr. lir• that" would bo .band as n h'OrDlt'ut and roDverted inb.> a f tor)'. If thi. i< done. the b•• lth d,p"" m£'nt w ill not inN!'t on any lattr L:.: . tjoll~ Wl"r~ orut>r",d by thE' HE'allh Drpart. ment was :\lr. ) Iannlng's tt>neme-nt at tilt:" Commissioner Gteene orally ye.fi:f!tday tha t-tr!' bas fautta tnat Ule Lackawanna Hotel should be C'la.ssed as a n old tenemen t house. This wa~ the con tention of John Tl1ble, agent for the non-resident j, ...,n. ~1nnnjng told b\'lI,,~ed th~ buildill ~ C'ornt'f or E,'ans and "State streets. Tht> building I- "rected In such shape :hat It b hnpo--slble to al1o,,~ (h,' It>nant..;; the> light to each room. as dIrected In th. t~nrmt:nt law. It alttration~ to ... t["u thl.5 chungt" wer~ mad£> th.:r would ut:' t:xtt'n~I\"e amI th~ t"xpE"nst;" ht:'av:r. F()f tha.t rt"ason it Is not belie\'ed that :llr. llunnlng o ~ Brooklyn will r.onform wi th the In" .Ald. ')[annlng tlJld Dr. GrE'enl' thl~ mornln!l"",hat he ",,,"ld "rite to hI. lath .. r and nd\,ist' ht m to dl~('ontinue- the place n~ a tt'nenwnt. There are st'veral tarn lIIe~:n the place. He~ " f BlWklyn. snd ,..hidl inc flt't'u pil'fi n ~ a tenE'UlE.'Dt t ,T' .... I t:1linll fnmiiil.:-< • ·~'w buildint!' dOt. ~ DO t fully N)m~l with tln" llro\"i~ion.:- of thE' It:'Dt'mUlt iu rt'c3rdim: F ~t 8nd air "paft? ant! ' health department h .. orderrd th:1t if • i~ to lw rominuowly O(cu\,lu\ ft.!'> !l te ment. it Ultl't .! ,. . Iterrd nnd r<plirol. Thl';-'''e nlt(' rntioD!' would ~ n-ry nrm- factory. ThIs will be done so a~ the owner will not have to go to lilrge expense In repairin g und a l terlng the building, &0 as to conforw with the new Tenement la\\". Healt h Commis.lon~r Gr~CJ)2 be rnoo thl~ looAS h Oilt A id. J o n O. ~annlng. The Alderman' r"ther. John B. :lIllnnlng of Brooklyn. a former :lIayor or Butl'alo. owns the ten ement house. and has [netructed hi. son to lo"k after the place. Among the man)" pla«. where altera· 0 O. ""u.d 03 u.;:;;. CQm Hw·"io~ .. r nrt"" S thi ... morn ~ ('\IO CH WIt 10 rl c:l.nl to the ~ .. ...torJ~ l·rirk build:u .! tl1: El" :1. ... and ~ ' • ~tr-l.t't ... owue.l by hi .. f4t.b.e-r, Joh~ B. MAKE NECESSARY CHANGES. "btle Corporatlor. Counsel Feldman Intormed BL OCK WILL Health Comm is s ioner Gr •• ne H" e Gen Notified thaI Chari•• Fasc o NO LONGER BE CONTINUED Has Given Up His Leas .. AS A TENEMENT H OUSE- AND has not yet submitted a. formal optnion, he on ~ a Factory, ~ \\ith formalin fol' Iht poi.oning they nre watchC ing with deep iutere't the treatment or n case b) Dr. Charles C. Barrows, qi c-ew lork. Dr. Barrows a erts that the in· iection of rormalin in the yeim; of n patient is R cure for blood poi'oning. Dr. Barro ws '$: recent e xpt.'riment i ll tht BeHenle Ho~pit:tl o f XI'\\" York is acceptlod by medical men throughom till country.as being a gre?t ad vance in th~ NEED NOT MAK E ;;tudy o t t he preventIOn and cure ot blood pDisonin~. EXTENSIVE R EP AIRS The m eth,)d. ! tnted iuformally, is the injection 01 ,;00 cubic centimetres of :1 ' SSI'o ner Has Comml solution of 1 to 5,000 o f fo rmaliu in to Hea lth the vetn . o f the pullent. The student' Ask e d Mr. Meldru m, Owner of the d isease ha,'c atucked it with fo r· of U ni t e d St a tes Hotel, to malin before, but none or them" 3, r:ld· ical enough or co nfident enough of th" \V h H' T d properties o f ionunlin to put it into the C o nf e r , It 1m 0 a yon ~ure oj b illod Tenement S treet May T urn it Int o tiOD~ H ,hert ~leldrum. O\'\"Der "r tho (t!:ld Stu,., Hotel building o. the Tmuo. sIs.) C'nllt':d on D r. Green~. aDd t 1 that Chari...,. Fll."oio. wbo fiUO<! tb, ,turfl with ten:ln~. Ita ... ~Ten l'rp lIr. ~ [eldrulU aj,j he ,..-·.11 nn o!!ent to iO!'llt'Ct the buildin ~ aDd what rrpair: nre net",itl1i. nod t:h!{~ ~ ,,'ilI then decide whnt to d,) nth I.a,e. Blood poisoning had already begun. owner of the buildIng. and will permit Loca l rnpasu res were taken (0 alia,' the it to be con tinueJ. as a tenement house :ldyant'e of the poisonin,,~ with som-e e f. without the exten"lve repa Irs tha t would have been required if the declsJr~altll Comml~s:-t,mer Grpf'ne 31$0 had a ,/ fect at fi rs t. But the temperature nnd Ion hrul heen otberwlse. 1Itt1~ tatk with RobHt ~lelrlrllm. 'h "Wl\· 'l t" lIr. Trible hn.s promi~ed to e,\·tct more er ut tht'" l"nlltd Statt:"s Hotel on the TtrI b th t pu Be 0 rose un 1 WI h iD twentv-iour than tw()-thlrds of the tennnt&, reducing ra~t". ?,'hic-h ha~ bpeJ1 coo(J~m~d by tht:> ORB WOR K FOR .\" honrs nite r sbe reached thehospit~l, her thE' number ct ramllle. f rom se,·emy· Ht~lth Department. ~r. ~Iddrum s,lid H I l i al k II Ch •.Hle!i Fas·.lv. lht" It:ss~. had gin:' n UP aREE~ temperatu rE' increased to 10, degrees . n\"e to twenty. e ". ~o nla e 8 the It"n~e ural that he wuuld ~t:nd .J. man • b t . I . I . . d b chan!<l!S. w hich tbe Health Department d, wn ther~ to s,~ Ju.t wha t ,hap. t!>,· j lk( 2). - c 3 - .'1 ac e r lO ogleR examlDatlon, rua e y deemg lle-ce~sar:r to render it en tirely bulldlng I~ in. and tf'! asct"rlafn jtJ~ wh t Dr. Buxto n of Cornell :l1edical Col1eg~ sanitary. To do thig he will ha\'e to can he d~ne with It Dr. Green, ,aid th .• t MAY BAXE TO DO BTESTIG!TlIO enlarge nearly all the a.partmen ts to thf- Angt"l .:\lIsslon In the buildIng h",J IS C .~SES OP SlDDEX DEUS s b owed the prc8ence in the "oman's nearly double thei r present size. as the complaillt·J: thal it had to place- pnH~ In blood of the virulent bacteria of septi- tenelnen t·hou~ Jaws requtre 100 cubic ilnd about th.e room to catch the wat ... r teet of air for each adult membe r ot a. whlC'h t.·am~ !runt thl.'" ba~~ roorn& ca mia, surgically known as streptococci. family. and 100 cuhlc reet tor each "sed by tt ltall'n tamll!,~. l The tem perature kept gOlDg on up. c hild. Thera are '"tenh closets In t he ........rl !lI.!!.ce Dr. Danser hae b•• n U, b u Iidl ng. an d as t "e ulldl ng h ns been Opinion. d iffer a.- to how t'ar ti,e !Zell ' , J !W' deput'· mod! ... d€'ctdE'd to ('orne under t he old tene0 ~ ............ ..... ,um ~ era 1 value o r Dr .Barro, __ _ exa.miner, more <:aSc-S ~&n l:~ , , s's d', ],coYer)" Ilas ment- h ou ... Iaw. th eSe WI'11 not ha Ye to can a ttend has to. bad Y.sterday ho 8t'i<..t tho been e.st abilshed. Dr. Egbert Grandin. he Increa>"<'d. Under the ne,,, law there Health DeEJlAlllent to come to hi! ai l the president o j the XI''' York Obstetri. ;;,:'~fm~~t~e t" be one closet to each G i anni B anchetti, Ita lian C ons u l, In iD\'·e.tI~llng cases orsudd •• dt.:h. . S t h . t h Dr. Greene sent a dIstrict pb)"1f,Illl. cal :';OCiNy, before which Dr. Barr<H'< The Heal th ("om mls.loner h"" written -_. S a"J s Th ey are In ymp a y WI a letter to Robert ~eldrum. the owner but would not bind blmselr to /UOAt' read 8 p aper 011 his case, has said that of the rn tted States Hotel bUildIng, T enement Ho u se C rusad e, p ractice or doing '0 In the tuM!. withou t further trial and taking the caoe askIng him te cnll today tor an interI ~ Dr. Ho,..land contends that .n · . ot. ds h o'd ,. D B . '. "I .. w in regard to ItS pre""nt and - - - a,i.f 1.. ~ ~ den death. ,..her. there 10 nOI""!~'O:~ .\S 11 . an e con. t e r< r. a rrow" f utur... It Is unden!tood that Charlot roul pIa)' t'/Iould he 100·.. t gtll"" d' h' F h d h . '~(;[o,·.nnl r..oc~,.ttl . It"JI,n con ,ul In thl' the Health Department. This IPpl!tJ Isco very ar;; t e most Important COI1- " f\S('fI. W 0 ha. t e tease o n the hotel, cit'", (':\11\~1 nt tht> ('Iffi ...~t' 1)( t11l' Chorlty Or· cases, ot course. where, no phY~ ~ tribution to Inedical science of this gen- has thro'~n it up, and ha ving no mone}~• .J!.\~lzJ.tl(\n ~1)t'h.'O TUI'~ 1:lY duel t'Xprt?ClSt>tl Is In attendance at t.he um~ of ckttt. . .. <,annat "ell be prOC'eeded a gainst by hi ... t11'ltn~tDtlt'u or the work thnt It' be-lug b I rt ~ t eralton . the 0" ner ot the bufldlng. for overdue do,,",- I. ,. tho>, .. 0 I\.t~ In bt41nlt ot thl' Itn;illn that' Dr ettect Howland says t e aw and that the Health !!t. Thl h Dr. C. B . Biggsof this city wheu queo. rent. 9 emg th e cBse, Dr. Greene poor or the <'1"-. ' HI~ npl'r~cldtlon t.. ,k J k uch (.11!!0 · . . .' . thinks ~Ir. :lIeldrull" will ba glad to do . _h b b t partment mUSt ts e np s B ~ .-4:10nOO as to hu; OpIniOn, ...:ajd that "rule ~owe1.hln ~ to stra i~hten ou t mattE'rs a t Pro.lc1.1'al turn. 0::.- Ie ht?C"'dmel a °b1e'm rr Q Dr Gret"ne retuses to hold tM e . ' . h' I t' "l)('ll': ,'. ill... U"llt er 8 .. 0 e('ame a ' po- .... ble tor the mTPthe dtsco" ery was 1/1Iere'tln~ to the med- t :t t no" notor ous bulldln .... It Is doubt b .t· the -O<'INY. Depar:ment re. ~, b hl' · '" e ful bowP \'er H the majority of tbe D1(,0l t"r l • • • lIgation of sudden deat hs untU e leal wo r ld, It I:; not lIkely t hat phy:)ician~ ten'ant ~ ("8n 'be (>victed by the owner\ )lr. B,\o('h,Htl n>!("'Te-tl to Llt~f" br~nt b:"'ld [aroillarized hlmseH wlth~e Ja~ ... in this loca lity would "enture lO u.::e for- of the huIJding. a~ the majority ot them Ing. :h:t t~he l~:;\~r::~ntw:~ t\~t' 1~~~tW',\~X_ · '1 I .. h.,·e paId r~nt up to Fehruary 1st a nd pro" 0 0 " • .• Tene ment~ita . fO~~. rnaIIn untl t le real ,·alue 0 1 tlJez £"ru - are entitled to one month's notk~ 'from IOll ~ to ohtaln l'1l'"nn. by glt'111l' hOlU(' ''. cmcb n ~ Itt cl d\" had been pstablh.. hed. that time. ;\ ... nrc r(!otl·1l11'Irttf'1.1 hr tbe pro' t..ltlllS l, t l~ as if sen~ b e asl! · I tht' lnw. fIt" ~t:ttl.>j l that be- bud b£'t"D in ~nn' e ment house reform had bttD FORMALIN NOT NEW 'ultml"u wIth I>r. (Ir'enc of tb. b.,.lth ,Ie: t hed. Tbe Cl·t'. of\l<lals wbo W' pnrUUl'nt. And th'lt he- wa ... n~",url'd thl' J.1" r e c ., b I II wou11\ b,· t\11h~ pnf\\rrp I. ;;;:'0 that bt'''(orc mitred themselves to be coeued r B 010 J'hy~tcJan8 _~r -=- F ftml1 l Ar "UlUOIt.'r tlllw the OWD(>r~ 6u ,1 laDlltord .. ot d lfho..nab(!U· c, ... !l re , ,_ h'nt'Itwuts wou U b:\yt" uooe All t h !H I.. n(lf'~ agg re-C'3uon ot (" rusa e ~, l ith the I n eh -'lnl l {l_Of~ r o~b ' <,"1-.nry t.1 In:lli.~ ~uC'b pl:t.l·,'S Jl1!bt. t.'l1."".lD nnd wCh a bras:~ band giving char!!f. - - - _ b£{..( ~/ Wlhllt'-.j(\IU {'. :er-overeu their I n dependence and Irt C .·..;:;·d hI ." ~L'E'Jk'T IJOl~E "EFOR'( Iii Frt"th~rh~ Almr or tbt" ';;,l{'lety !'tfltt?'d yes from thtst 0_.1 era e Ip. .erp bas been .. t(,Nay thot rhl' r ru";.llit.' now bdo;: {·oudurt· nO longer eubject t o orders aro u ~ d in the medl~al profe. ~ion \\ II \. T THEY '\·I~H FOR \. " 0 ('t.i by thl"' c;;.·('h·l.'· n~ll ln ... t unrlt"!\n t('oe-- "': 5 on ~jble outsiders. ..:ent €'xpcrimt>nts lll:'i.cie with the dru ~ '...'0 '\ "t L BF'f"HETTf F~_ nll'nT hou .., . . will ht' ~ ...p(>ndt'd nntIl Dt"tt lrre P . t upbold ~r flllnnalin. known. a~ nne o ( .tho. 'h\O~".l. .... rrll lIt.. ;:a H~ n~ n r('.l~on th:t.t thl?' The Courier ~ ill DO. I Dt. puwerful 8 nti~fpt1l'~. Formalm is sa ,} rnl· ... ~Fs HIS .~PPRE_ w(':uhff is nlt"C'l'tht~r t('oO rlR'lJrl)u .... to permit la ndlarJ "bo fail s to abe )! Hea.th to ha v p. c ~r('d blood .poi::ontn g whe'l (. \.TIO:\ ot till" ou .. ;lulZ of tb(~ "<'cup:tnt .... o( .. Itch 1 but this is not tbt tUte t ransfu~ d Into the 't'111~ of a patlen~. a,.u.. 2- 2,.- 0.3.. plal.·l'''' .at this tl.w~. He 8dd~, 1 th:1t «"'h{'n >:\ rtment ru es, . oUl~t t F ormalin i~ l:,.t new to th~ 111edi(,3.1 , mll.lt'r "t"tltbt'r ~l.. t ~ in tile law will be of year to correct enls ""bleh &nd craft. throuc::h Jt~ u ~e In C' urmg- blooj . rnton:t'd to tbe leUN n remedied iast ~.\UJU.~t l)o l~oning evidently in n new itlpa, Thp r' ~rt · .. (lr~:1niz~t.j,on ~n·~le Y hn!; ,)11'. Alutr .. tl..1lt·d th::tt the ~ldf't,r bAd have bee t Apr!l Let the ·' r nE:\.er heard of fo rtnalfn bpi ng inIf" thll< Collnwmt:' d.lm~ one UU''''( cl)mmendnt.le net In rh~ mn y nOW' \\ait till Des. w I ltd j f>ctNl. to l"111't:! blnod f'oi'!"oning." ~atd "l; "l\""lnni Banchplti, thp Italian J1n'",,"nt ('rl1~:\llt' 10 lIotif~·ln:.!' the trnnl1t5; H('aUh Commission ma.ke O'eqU ". Jj elitth C{(nm1s~lont~r ( ~ ' thoug-)' ('onsul in Buffaln. ("a1led ye-ste-l"day at ('( th(' l"n ltlMl ~t:\t('~ .hot~l prorh'rty thlU t'on of the sanitarY (0: thf" Q,MIg' h elf b not Hl:m It is a gre.H 1l01it'r thp Inw thE')" nPt"11 not pay rE'nt r"r ~areful Ins ec 1 Id' ~ and p.."'tgermil'id.• , th~ (lffi{"e of the l'harit:r Organizatlnn tlH'lr ~lp:lrtn\l'ot~. A~ tbt:' ln w pro\"ldl s tb:tt dition oC tenement bui tn, - ~ " Forf'1alin ha:, h{', 1 11~.} 'ntf'rnally," ~(l .y tn " ~pr."'ss his ppreC"iation of wh('rt~ "ucb npsrtmC'ot" :Are 10 an un. nltnr., 1 ns for Immediate eol ~ ai(l nl·. ,-;, r:"ly "f th~ '. Inty Ho=-,plt~tl. j "'C\rk ';1 h("hnlf of thfl< Italian poor. rondltlon t('U:lut<l m"l"lt not p:\..'" r ... nt uncH pare p a fttUS it! lb- !;~y ' ~ut It .. a-rC'.lh·s U~t 11 .) ,abt;.,· i!=O a~ . .;. thl" pre-mls,'''' art~ made t~o:lntable. when the wpather eO presenatl\l. 1- t i l l r.(&,1 It in thf' p a ~'l so nlo:;.t cordially and gf'n'?r Ile:tl[h C'omml ..... louer Gr(,l"!lr b ~ :lV' Jl('lS a (f''' rla~~ at::o. t had not hf'arti co: ,. Cor hoth ){r. Banr-hp ti and hIs nOtmet'! thnt n oew ~Y"'('m ,of tt.nl."lTwn~ th ,\t it hc1l1 b. efl Us· Ii to cure bloo~ bon .. ,' In"'!1f'C' tlon will iI." (" .."mnWD. ri."11 n.·"tt . T~O ) boning." / )1 ,nd·1J· . Ilt~ lllMffi tbat a II rt· ... nh fl( the~ pr ... n' rn1 .... ' lh t: W.R~ h ( pM tb E' tt~n, ru nf " I~ ANDLORD FASC IO QU ITS. h lI- d"rl't w ,ul,1 \)0 I'rno, CO.[, cd""lt :lq . ·au. t /~/ ' d! r reb.,ulllt.toU dllrln,; the C!~. ~.;..~~~~r . ~t:"""; ~ Owing to the {ne t thnt mon y £'f the • ~ .. ' ....•.... ............... _.... •. Although D,str:ct notbiug .~ t.n.~nt.; of the f"nitod :::'13tO' Hotel built!· "'orlb would ":'~ beUt"" ,h'!.<d ~ in:: hn'\"'c r(tfu~r-U to mon'. the Charity Or- 10 ,~e () ... I ' ........ . .... .. ... .... ... . ... .... .. .. . .. . ... ..... . .. . . .. ... ... . . . there is ~~:s~~ndlord Vih' ~ ~~ t ~3nization ociet'f' a nd the Remington , .. ~t:n,. it the Health Der Fll.sc~, ed States g ot! 11 ,::ad • h ' . 1-' tl . I )l r"""('nt, ilnri that h~ wa'" ; <::'3U rf'rl t old l nit ,,"'85 :;:~cre1~~...,..d !'ett lem t'nt 8,'e wlt.lur:lWl~ l(~lr !!enera that th..- 1& "n' 11 ~",. fully 4?~fn~'('ed ~o .... ........... ...... .... ...... ... Italian famHle-!'· . "'bich rt~-iD af otIE.'r to P~.Y. n Ulo~th!o r ('ot in IldYo.nre. for tha b('forro F>UIT1' ~e'Or time the o wn r::o ....... .. ..... .. .... ...... .. ... _._ by tbe grand ;,,~~) 'n~ted 1 rr II: d ttempt is being mad e b y tha tnorntn,:. It m-ce tha t t.Mnt ~ rlOIJ" nil fnmlh~ nl.onn~ fr~)m the hott'l IDtO ' nd IlndlnrdfC n tb~ ... eneme. . . t hou~e 5 - ' n~w r.,1ta rtt"r:-. and L BmUord l" b a rle~ "'~ll \" done \\'h twas oPC#'s!'a ry ~('-t:C'al rXJ.mln('r~ til ha\'e the H tache or th~e~ret JnjJ,ctrnt 1A. J Fast"i<> ba ' thrown up both hand. nnd I< thpm IIg t and ('Jean and Dq ent I" k after all SUidt n ~.~ th~ returned ~ . ten ment b ~ JGrf y ~ he w ~n sur.render hi~ le!\o.;e_ So if whl t tht:rt:' '~l.jn~~~ur:!~!~Dhl~ oh~\.t~:J.~ ti~ ~fot:ce~ble ~a.t tb~ III JaJI~ t b p t<'oants ('ontmue to oC"{'upY', nnd the :.?.. . . II llt Le ta w h"~ nepn mR..(h.'" ele-ar . WA. not return a ~ t vi lauon [ the trnt>ment la cG u tinue to a1lnOUg~ _.u. JS'tant ~1~111 F....:<amlD;~ d~~bC'Ugh It h " dAP• lst., tbr- . r~ l\Ou::-ihility U!s y in the ("uti 'Ill, tan 1 cla1 mS the t h~'nll'('~a.~~~~n~r~ ~ - !eye.ra1 1 k b shifted to thE' O\,ners of tl,.e build in~. ,ul?~~;1~ust dc~th rer h y DR. .:: 2 TA LIANS PLEAS E0 U\.l * to 3 POOR ITALIANS \ ARE DELIGHTED ~ # I Y PROBABL _______ INDIO , t= F --- A I l �NFERENC~N~Y ~\EE~~M~~~F~L-O~~o ARRESTED GRE~t'f' ~ WALDORF. r· lHr6~ I lOR VIOlATING THE MWl3~lro3' MEDICAL EXAMINER AND Arter the crashes of bras a nd the brilliant di sp lay of flrework.'! in the HEALTH COMMISSIONER TO Tenement-house law d isturbance. the ) matter Js in a. fn il' wny no w to rest unCOM MISSIONER OBCONSIDER JURISDICTION IN HEALTH t il spring. CASE OF SUDDEN, BU T NOT s~~:a~~h hl;oon;;,::ss~~n~: ~~~:~:er "~:~ FORMER LESSEE OF UNITED JECTS TO ASSEMBLYMAN DALE'S PROVISION THAT VIOLENT DEATHS. portH this morning. and stated that t he_ STATES HOTEL TAKEN INTO police who were- deta iled to find places FIVE FAMILIES INSTEAD OF u .ed as t enements and report the same CUSTODY TODAY BY POLICE Either today or tomorrow H ealth Hea lth Department were stl n THREE IN PLACE SHALL CON- CommiE8ion e r Greene wIll bold a con- 'btousyt h ewith t heir task and "'ould be tor ON BENCH WARRANT ISSUED t e rence with }\f edlca l ExamIner Danse r STITUTE A TENEMENT. o r A:;sistant ?tf edlcal Examiner How- m,~~~:nt~l:;~ilce have fi nished." s old BY DISTRICT AHORNEY land In r ega rd to the cont roversy that Dr. Greene, .. they will have v isited COATSWORTH. h as a r hnm conce rning whi ch depart- COPY ot proposed a m endments t o prese nt tenement law, t he 1\' hlch have nlready been introduced In Ih e Assembly by Ass e mblym an Da le, wa s re ce-ived t his morn in g by H ea lth Commissioner G r l?:ene. It !ame with th e complime nts of Assemblyman J ohn Bl:i1Jllpy. While the changcs proposed a re o f Jnly minor impor tance, there is one a m endment that Ie mentioned in the bill which does not coincide '{'ith the view of D r GrCSne. This relates to the "number of familitTh In one bullding, whir:h shall constitute it a t enement a nd bring it under t h e ~x isting laws. At present a building whic h Is occupied by t hree or more fa mili es is kn own as 8. tenement. Under the amendment proposed by Assemblyman Dale thif'l number will be Incr eased to five families. th(' wording ot the btll to be chan~ed so as to read "five or more families.' "r cannot say that I favor this pa rticul ar amendmen t," snid Dr. Greene t oday. "r think th ree fumllJel'S In one place Is enough to mnk(' that place become a tenement. More than three ramlIlt's in one place. an d not having it ('on form with the law, wllI be bad. Tn fact. with three :amllles no w the conditions are not any too good, so what's the use of making it worse." Another a mendm ent de!'ired by Assemblym an Dale Is to have four-!'tory build Jngs classed as tenemf'nh; and not threeetory structures, as at present. A , M AKE THEM DO IT. m e nt shall take charge o f cases w here s udden dcat hs a re reported. Seve ral da:r~ a~o t h e l\!edlcal E xrunlner s raised the conte ntion that the law sayS specl/l cally and clearl y t he Health Dep.u·tment Is supposed to look afte r d eath. t hat Occur s uddenly. b ut not violent ly. A ll violent deaths a l·e to be Investiga t ed ·by the Medical Examiners or deaths where there Is a suspicion of toul plqy. It wou ld not be surprising It In the ' near future the dlatrlct physicians of the Health D"Partment assume cha t'!,e of ",,,dde n dea th cases. Health ~om ­ m~jOl1er Gre-ene does not m"ten t1.t co Hit h i@Sea Un the subj ect at this time. altbough It was intimated that the law point. In favor of the ~ledlcaI ExamIneN3. However, even If this COlldition should come to pass, there would be no extra expense to the taxpayers, and but little trouble to t h e Health D e])artment. The only two pe rsons w ho would really be benefited are the two l\ledIcal Examiners. It will r elieve them ot cons1derable work, although It js conceded there are not ~o vely many cases of sudden deaths In this city. There are more violent deaths tban s udden deaths, in tact. " 'lYe hav~ nine district physician .... said Health Commissione r Greene this morning. ··E,·cn If the la \\" holds that our department must look afte r these cases, no great amount of work would be entailed by the dlstrl~t phl',,",clan •. ~ There are not so many cases that they ell-nnot handle them." ~ct..<..·"," ../o 3 I PROPOS E D S H I FT O F WOR K • . C lying a f~w lines 80m the C?Dlme r. HOWLAND SAYS GREENE ~IL"~T CUl l upon the Importance of ,nCClDntlOIl, T KE CERTAIN ClSE;:~ tho Syracuse H erald says: A C«( Health board:; C,lD no more n(foru to be H ealth Commis §'opv' ;n;gn" was InOuenced In their nttltude toward \·Rcclnu· ca lled upon to investigate a (:as .... of RU<.l- .1.'-/'1 Hon by the protests ot this meager mlnol'lty tban they Cli ll IItror(1 to rcspcl"t I he SOOrnrul pn1udices ot the ChristIan ScIentIsts agaInst qU'lTantln e In the ease at Infectious diseases. Th e right Bnd duty or a commun· ity to InsIst UI}Qn slnitnry pl'e('ftuUons IIpprored by Science and ta\'orably tested by experience are superIor to the preterences 0 1' Bnrslons ot imlIYWuals. That put~ the ca~e precisely, and 8holllrl the emergency arise, n Y3!'t mnjor't fi B I y 0 tie pMllle ot -~ would like t o ~ee t lw II'" ~t h D Cllnrtmcnt ncting upon " I ~th ose pr111(,lp~. • • ."~ den death from nat ural cause~ \Villlam Schneid.€'l' of 1'0. 446 Gene~ee :-trCf't. a tailor, dropped dead from heart diseas€' at his place of e mploym ent. No. 1059 :'\laln stree t. The request to take cha rge of the- {'ase ('arne from D r . Howl and. deputy medica l C'xaminel', who makes the new claim tha t all (''lses of sudd(>n death trom natura l e~u.:3~s belong to th l.' hea lth department, and that thE" duly of th(' med ical -examillers Is to inquire Into only viol ent deaths or death~ wherE" there Is a susplcioJ I that crime has been committpd. Commts~loner Greene too k- C Ilal'gp 0 r t h e t,'ase in qU Cf; tlOI1, hut ~aid he would not ('ommit hlR department to t~e cal'f' of all su(,h (.'a~e5 un less he fi,hJR 01'. theory of the law is 00\- COMES UN D ER TH E OL~ L A w. ~!~ZI~nd'S £tu la.. I , • . - ~ F I practically e "ery house wit hin the c ity limits." 'Vh c:'ll nsk('(l how soon the Lackawanna. C HARLES FASIO, the Italia n lesnote l would be H 1 catcc1, Dr G ree p e said s pe of th(' o ld Un ited Sta t e s 110that Edward 11. O'Malley a ppeared fo r 1 te l, now n teneJ:!!e n.J. l:IPll CJe, wa~ the own('f yesterday an d promIsed to a lTested t hi s morning "'5M3e fectlve D u - ... :ien'e legal noliN'S to vacate to a ll those ga.n 0 1' t he 1s t PreCinct. Fa~.:;Jo w a s ta e n o\'er thc number allowed by the law to 111 CURtOcJy On a. bench "'a t' l'a n t, c hI! lh'c 1n the hu tldlng and t hen to put ing hIm wlt l! :l \'Io la tlon of th e T e ne , nwnt-house I ll \\". the bul1cllng In the conditio n required. Fasin wa ~ Indicted by th e la!it gra nd Dr. Orecne saId that the inspection at' jury. D ls l l'!cr Attorney Coa ts wo r t h the tenement houses was a lso made dally sec ured an indictment against h im ,lnd by In~pector Swan. who reported his find - placed a bench walTant In t he ha nd!) IngR. but that it was Imposs ible to thor- of Dete('th'e DUfro-n last n ig h " oughly Inspect mOre than two or th r ee D " I.d D F •. of the largcost buildings In one da y. l.Ig~ln F Jl I a~lo on Frankli n Frederic Almy of th(: Charity Organlza- Streel s hortly before nodn . H e a r res ttlon Soctdy stated that he was a dvised ell him n nd wok him to Dist r Ict Atto l'that A. numbe l' of families had already ntl }" Coat ~rth'R Office. No a r ra nge. moved from the oW rnlted States notel men ts were made for ban and F asi o of their Oll' n accord. as t he wate r pIpes wns ('o mmltted to ja il. ' In th(' place wer E' trozen and t he condi- At Z o'dock h ~ was taken befor(> t he tlon of th,e plumbing was so b B,d that the DIsU'iet Allornc..... a nd ball was fixt"'d a t te,fJ ants "ere obliged to get a v,ay. $500. Fasc lo Is h~ld on two Ind ictmen ts Wtll there be anythi ng fU;,t,her done In charging h im with 'l.!ol a tlon of tenem ent ('nfo rcing tho la.w a t present. was asked 110use acls. In that h(' failed to com pl y otMr. Almy. I" th tht, act s In fl llng ce rtifica te with th e ,·It Is VN'Y p robabl e t hat nothing fur~ He!llth C'PIPTt'Wloptl' that he w as l e~see th e!" will be aone until sp ring. We a re do- o f a i@II't!mC'nt rmtm"t!, ana t hal he ('a uR NI Ing a ll we can to better con ditions. a nel Jt the hOl1~ to be occ upied before a ce l'Ufinow re m ains with the Health Depart- cate was ti led men t. Th('v are doIng everythlng satis_.:..:..:.. ' _ _ _- - - _ tactorllv. howe,-er. from a ll I can lea rn."'- ~~~\~ nl~~tlge~\~n~n~'i:~!·.rld~!e~~~s ~¥J~:r'fO; a sevcral days, but heal' that the inspection Is helng t:'a retully made. After the crashes of brai*s a nd the brillinnt dI~play ot firewol' l{s i n the Tenement-house law disturbance, t he matter lSi in a. fnlr wfly now to rest u ntil spring. Health Commissioner Greene was seen at hIs office by nn Enquire r reporter this morning, and stated that the police who wer(' detailed to find p laces u c.ed as t enements nnd r e port the s:;tme '" to the Health Depnrtment were still 'b USy with their task and would be for months to come-_ "When tlle po llce have fi nish ed." snld Dr. Greene, "they w ill have v iSilted every house within the c ity ~~~t~.?~IIY ~' · T · · · · ·· · ·· · ····· thnt Edward U. O'Malley appeared for the OWller yeslerday and p romised to S('n'C l('gal not1cl;'s to vacate to a ll those LACKAWANNA HO TEL. . ~()!'ntiOD ('0l1I1S('1 Ff' ldmnD hilS r~D- . o\'er the numbC'r allo wed by the la w to Corporation Co unsel Feldman yester. d 111l n"lnlflll l!'u~I/lJnlll~ the ('onl(' Dtlon = live in the bulldlng, and th en to put day aftern oon gave an ora.l opinion to ; (I ,clhll P. 'I'l'illl(>, JlI'(lpl'I('Ior or tll(' olel thp building in the condition requ ired. D. Gr ene s.lid that th e InspectJon oC H ea lth CommIssIoner Grrene in r£'gard L .tr·k:lwauua IIcltf'l. Ihat 114' ~'nli uot (\bIlI!'Pf! to th e old Lack~na . According II) JlII[ Il (' Iof'('t In 111(' :Ipar tml"'nt ('I f e:lch 1. eel d d 11 to Mr Feldman, the building Is to be Il"'nlint In the 111111(1111;'; ht'I';lnM~ th(' plaC'A I the t enemt'nt houses was a so rna e a y classed undpr the old tenement provisions was IISNI 11:0. It l('II('mf'nt he fore. thE' new 1 by Inspe-ctor Swan, who re-ported his nhndand not under the new. John F Trtbl(lo IrolU'mrnt how"I' LIW 4PC"lW1C nperflt h·('. IngR. but t11at It was impossible to t orthe owner, has maIntained right along 'l'1·lhll·. huw{"·cl". will I"l"'dtlf'c Iht' numher of Ollghly Inspect mo re than t wo or three that the building was alterf>d prio r to the his t('nallts to ::0 fnmll1es, :Iud as tbl"'r(' are or the largt>st build ings hln °llneoday. Iza passagp ot the new tenement law Frecteric Almy of lh ~ C ar Y rga n ,Mr. T ribl e old have ~eventy-ftve fam10 I lion 80cltt v sta.ted t hat he was a dvIsed Illes living th ere. but Is willing to r educe (,OI1f"tM io tbe hulhllog It will tbeo con" thnt A. nutTlbl'r of fam11le~ had a lready thIs number to tWE'nty. whic h will allow fOim 10 t be Inw. moved from tI1E" olel tTn lt ed States Hote l of their o\"n o('cord, ns the water PIPdeis one closet for every two fa mIli es, which "" .... .... ........ .... ........ ... ... ............ .. is de manded by law. Dr. Greene says in th(' pla ce WE' re trozen and the con there w ill be no trouble it TrIbl e Ilves up ltf tlon ot the plumbing was so bad tha.t the to the law. . ........ . .. .. ... ... .... ... ... .. ..... ... ... ... .. .. ... ........ ..... tenants '''frC' obl1gf'd to get away. Now that (,harl('s FascIa who leased "'VIII th pTl' b e anythIng further done In the old Unltfld States Hot;'l. has aban_ ('nforcinl{ th tl I;",; n't present?" was asked dond his lease. Dr. Greene has turned his ..... .... ........ .. . .... .. .......... .. .. of M r A im }'. r a ttention to the owner of th e building, .. .... ........ ..... ... ... ... .. . "It 'I~ Ycry prohable that nothing urRob ert Meldrum. Mr. Meldrum has been ~ ~ ~(' mailed a let- Iher wilt be d on t \!ntl1 spring. We are donOltl~ ed to appear betore the Health Com- l t~I' ~·('bt(>l·du.r to nCll)el·( YieJdl'llw , OWD("r Ing nil we cnn t o hl~ttcl' condlfi~n.s:b an~ri= m Baloner. or th,. tnllprI l"ilatf'1o. lIotrl hloek OU the now J'('m~lncs Wll~ .the e~.~~~tthing e~~t1s_ ._'- 'J'Nl':I/' (' . Io.lllllw(\lllul-' hllU to a "onf ror('nce mC'nt. ,T h~\\'~~.(~r ui~l~m all I can fearn, Ion th(' ~uhjf'(·t or PlJlII~l.'! the tenl"'m eut In n fncltorlht't1c Um l..' '\\~ 111 right thp matter. I ~i-.. r R.lnltll1·Y c·(jn(lItlll~l. ., hI"' . firs" !sl('PN wele ~n(. a ot been In Dr. GrE-ene·s office for 'om ........................... .....~....................... t:lioC'n lI~;dn~t (·h.II'lrs 1":'1:11'1(•• l(>s~('1'" or tbc ~ a~C'ra.? days. b'lt h eAr that the Inspection pl:ll'f' Hlld lllull(lrs "'('1'1'" mulle ~n Wtlrlll for (' (' i f'areful1v mnde." . . . . .... ..... ........... ... "f •••• I .. . . . . . . .. .... ... . .... . . .... : ... , . thnt he was eO~:.~!.I:.~.. ~~.~.~~.~.\~: .~p b ls ,A~.~~~.~f. ..,~ · . T···~ .. ····· ·~· ··· ·· · ··· ········· ···· · ······ 03 r I ~ning to. h l1~~~nity's. appea l r f nl'i.t y Or~nnlzn lIOn S oc iety will , . ................................................. ................. _ the ..... .. ........ .... . .... .. .. ...... ... ..... .. .............. .... ....... not (...1 .JJ,.-....,~ ... '"" oJ ..... . . . . . . . .-.j . .. .. . .... . .. . . .. ...!.!..:.:..!.: ••• • • • • •• •• •• nag the IIen lth D cpn rtmeut in to evicting ". >'"1<1 • ••• "' •••.• ...,. .I....~T ........ . ..•.. . . .. ..•. . . .•. . . •• ~ Y y oung physicians d esire to nny morc poor families from tent'm ent q V'\.. "1' t thf' examina.tlon (01' the position 0hl IlOUSes ' d ' h' . -I n~e('have tor In asked the Htalt lI l·tug t l ~ un\l~unlly severe WIO· ""'- t('r ent h ouse,.he)' Dr. tel'. It is w~11. An exrellellt cause wus ~ i'" ('a~c~ o f smal1pox 'Wero di~co'~ 8l~Rf;:~nt\iey ('ou ld not havehoffi c~1 t d a tlpnd to t e l r pr va e Jl.!npn rcil ze-tl !lUll mndo unpopular by ill- en In BulTalo Weduesday. Four 0 I ~~ve been fla. t1 y t old th a t nd r i'Ou. ·' u n nnp Iy nc' t'IOn. praclIncu ceombent a f lh e job mu.t tro w I"C Italian , chlld,·cn I"an~in~ in age 'ho " dwork f U mQ "-----~.~---• r: . . 8:30 a. nl, to 12 o' clock noon, an r om . from .1 Illonths to iJ year.. lO 4 o·clock. . . r: r· I J.Bf fNf ·ro EVERY BUFFALO ~CONffR WITH FTENEMENT A ea,thT~e~ar~:~~E ~ ~: WALDjllifJ_1f.l .iCare of Sudde n Deaths 'Vh cn asked how soon the Lackawanna Hote l would be vacated. Dr. Greene said CORPORATION CO N SEL GIVES .. ....•..... .. ...• ...... . .• _ •.. .: ., . .'... .. ORAL OPINION RE GARDING UR WtLii1' I . °An From Natural Causes, H ea lth Commissione r Wa lter D. G reel1 e said this m orning h e wilt co n fer with Me-dlcal ExamIner Danser and Deputy Medical Examiner Howla nd e i t her this afternoon or tomor r ow and talk over with th e m the depar tu re t he Medi ca l Examiners a dvocate w h ereby· t he He-alth Department should Investigate s udd e n deaths trom na tural causes a nd t hus r elle\'e the Medical Exami ners of this work. The Medi cal Examiners declare th C?y are required to investigate only accl denta l deaths and deaths where fo ul play is s u s pected. Dr. Greene s aid this morning: " If It turns out that the Health D epartment ls r equired to take charge ot s udden deaths from natural ca.uses it can do so without a ddltlonal e x pense to the t axpayers. The district physlsia n a, of whom there a r e nJne, wl1l be required to Investigate such death~ . DIvided a rnoog nIne men the task w ill not be heavy for a ny o ne o f th(?m." - ,utenn:n. I 3 e e d. Prompt 4 (From the RevJew. 4ct-" j , Health com m~ e r Gree is s tudyIng thequ esUon h ow to p urify th e clty·s wat'er s u pp ly and It Is as p la in as day thal lt Is h igh Ume [or t h is proplern to r eceive serious attentfon. B utf a lonian s ha ve been accustomed to say and t o bel1eve th a t t he city was s u pplied wit h water both abundan t a nd u r e. B u t th is condition no longer exE~ts Th er e is no dI minu tion In t h e s upb u t"' ll Is g rowi n g eve r y year more impure . . T hIs w in ter th e co nd ition ot the wa(er ha.s b ee n s u ch t hat a. erea t many who in t he past h ave bee n accustomed to use it f r eely t or drinking r without boiling or fi ltering h a ve bf¥; n c onstrained to purify It is some way or t o use some s ubstitute. Suc h a condlUon O\lgh t n o t to be perJ1]itteci to continue a nd to $ ro.w wor"!e year after year. A se rio uS attemp t h ld be madp at o nce to form ul a t e a. ~l~~ whereby t he city ca n obtain pure wn ter by goin g fart her out tnto t h e ! lake fo r its ~u'ppJy. O~t I t tha t wo ul d not acc ompl1!:h th e end In vIe w, by tl Uer Jn g a nll purifying the su pply ob taI ned trom " th~ Niagara. It Is a mu nicipal prob-, l~m thal should be taken i n hand a t once nnd not lett to drag a lon g t or yea rs as n. Bubject tor Aldermanic d e bate and newspa per dlsc u8slon ll ke th e pesthouse Bite and the- aba teme nt ot t b e South Buffalo fioocla. f"': ,1' PlY· I �154 AYO E IEWS ORAND DR.ILL OF KNIOHTS TEMPLAR. Convention Hall's Spacious Auditorium Presents a Brill iant S.cene as Plume d Members of Lake Erie and Hugh de. Paye ns Comma nderies Perfo rm Military Evolutions_ DANCI1J;; ;~~NDS OUT NIOHT'S ENTERTAINMENT E.V\ CELLAR OC:CUP AnON ONE BAD FEATURE THE WORK. I =-"..~&'~~- /M Tenement House Owners Must Register and Describe {ondition of Property. I I - - - - -- Comrnandery-Sll's Geo rge L, B rowll, Frank P. Conrad, Adam Cornelius, Health Comnif';sioner a reene I" pre· Convention Hall was the scene last Robert Eichel. Joseph F owler, Dan B. p ar ing to meet t he dc-minds or the T hompson. F rank W . L tliey. George Plumbing That Would Breed venlng of the most important s ocial H. McMichae l. Wll Uam H . Ri ce. An· r1f'o ple re lalh'e to t he tenelUC'nt hou~e l event e,'er given In Buffaio by the drew Shiels, ' Thomas G. Allen. Hugh Permittedma ltet, having deYi~ed a plan which Disease Is Knight s T emplars, the occas ion be ing de Payens Commandery-Sirs Ma rlin H. will grea tly leE:sel1 thp \\O lk and u\'old the annual ball given by L a ke E rie Bleche ,', Fred B. Ebe rh ar t, George J. United States Hotel Lessee, lllur h l11111eCeHat'Y de lay. Hafra. Frank Hammond. Fra nk B. nd Hugh de Payens Commanderl es. r, Charies N. McMichael, WIlliam A large registl at io n book has b~e n !'rhe large auditorIum wus elaborate lY Howe Foscio, Arres ted and Ad - in5l.tnlled S . Rlse lay, Fred B. Robi ns, C harles in t he affire o n wbkh Iht> ecorated with bun tin&' and electriC A. Sm ith, Oscar T. Tyler, Fred G. hts, wblle in candescent bul bs tesnames o ( e vel'Y te-n e ment hou"c (lwner mitted to Bail. oned over th e fiag-draped box es . W eber. the loc ation o f the tent'H1ent hO·l..Is~ Tlck el-Emlnent 51,. Du Monte A. transformed th e big hall into a veri - Whiting, chai rman; Sir WIlUa m Demp· and its ('on<litlon will a ppear. RIi.nks table fairyland. A t ull band ancl orHealth Com missioner Gresne has re .. are being s ent to a ll owners which thp}, chee:tra furnished th e nlu~ic , both tor ster. vice c haIrman. La ke Erie Comlna ndel'y-Strs, Frank L. Beyer, R. eeh-ed a Copy Of the bi il ror t he a nlend - ar e )'eq uested to fi ll out and I'eturn, the d a ncing and an e xcelleut concert K~ nneth Bickford. V ic to r R. Blehdon, earUer In th e evening. ment or the te nement-bouse act w hic h ~igned , to the Health Depal'tment. W ill H. Dick, Willia m D. Doherty. PrIOl' to th e ball the Sir Knights of ake Erie a nd Hugh d e Payens Com- Edwa rd F. Dold. Albert A. Engie. John RepJ'esen tn t1 ve Dale has i ntrodu('ed in Thp.~e blanks are so a rranged that manderles, In their handsome u n ltormR P . Irl"h. Eugene K lein. Robert H. Ma- the A ... e mbly a t Albany. While the w hen the o\\"11e l' of the telJement hou~e and ostrich plumed c hapeaux, gave a son, Edgar C. Neal, ,Vllliam H. Otis. FIenllh Commlsriioner acquiesces In a shor t dress parade and d rill Right He nry Scha eter, Georg e H. Simpson . number of t he pl'opoged amendments, fiBs thE'm out, the exa.c t co ndition orl Eminent Sir Erastus C. Knight, Mayor George VI' . Sloan, Richard H. Stafford, he objects Illost e mphati ca lly to others. lhe house, lot, ('ourts, a llcyl'i. number He nry J . The u l'k, Nelson O. Tiffany, of Buttulo, acting us revi ewing officer. First ot all, he o bjects to the c hange 01 rooms, nurnb r of sky-lights, n11m The thlrty·slx boxes w ere a ll occu· John G. Wallen meie r, Sherwood Welch. pled by pl'ominent members ot the I H ugh de Payens Comandery- Sirs in the de Mnition of a tenement house. bu' of bulk-heaQs i n the roof nnJ MasonIc order and guests from th e . Frederick Brennlson, Jr., Alfred H. U nder th e e xi s ting law this is defined p\'erythin g perta illing to the ("'omlltion I Burralo, Satu.-n. U nl.ersity, E lli cott Burt, Charles S. Butler. Edward Cump· n ~ a b uilding occu pied by three o r mOl'e o f the pl'emises Is l'(.'corded. The ou tlines on theRe bJank~ III and Country clubs and the B uffalo son , Frank A. Fox. F rank B, Hann is, fa milies. R e presentative Dale's bill 111AI"ln L. Higley, Frederick K . Hiser. c l'eases this n.unb': l t o five. Dr. Greene copied on a nothel' ~ h eel and pl~ll'~d In Merchants' Exchange, a nd v J;,iting Sir Knights trom outside of the city. Spe· Alva ?If. Jepuings, WlIlIom A. Joyce. J. thinks this Is a step backward, 1n SUP - II cal'd in.iex ami In to the registration port of which no good reason can be b k h cial cars we re run over the Interna- George Nussba um er, J. William Prouse, urged. The Dale bill also pl'o\~ldes that 00 ·, co th a t w en i1 rom plaillt I!l. E'n t{lI'~ (L the 1113 ttE'l' can h£l oll tl('nded tional Traction Company',! lines trom W illiam T . Robe rts , George T. Robin· pl a n ()I~ the Inilldillg' Ie; Niagara F a lls a nd Lockport. a nd N ia- son . Aibert E. Page. Robert F. Sher· where e. b uilding is occupied " by more to a t oncp, t hree famIlies u boye the first story gara and Genesee Commandertes were man. George J. V oIgel', Henry".... thUll t hereof." it shall be classed a s a tene- a lso pl nt. ('n. :l tHe in tlte orriC'P. \\'ell represented. Among ,t he d ls- Wendt, Lloyd L. VlTestbrook, Edward luellt. '.rile first story is defined as " lhe ~ -tIngu!shed visiting Sir Knights were D. Wheeler. floor 0 1' story a boye t ha basement or ,.FloOl~Em. Sir Willia m F. E hne n the Rt. Em. Sir C haries H. Armatage, o.lIa r." FAS CIO IS IND ICTED. P. G. C., ot Albany; Rt. E m. Sir George dort, chatrman: Sir Charles H, F unI n the section refenlng to "bulkA. Newell. Grand TI·easurer . Medina; nell, vice c hairman. Lake Erie Com· Rt. Em. Sir aeorge J . Shepard. com- mandery-Slrs C yrus L. Rarber, W Il- head.," the exi.ting law provlJea that ~' D JURY CHARGES H IM WITH ' IOLATING TENEMENT LAW. mande r Niagara Commandery, Niagara \lam H. Barr. Hugh G. L. Campbell. every tenement hereafter e rected shall In the roc! It fireproof bulkhead. ~ If I i'alls ; Rt. Bill. Sir J. Adam Koo n Com' Myron O. Denny. Edward F. W. Gas· have with a fireproof door to the same. and ' I . ,,- ,~ mander Gener3ee C onlmandel'Y, 'Lock _ k in, , -Vn liam a. Houck. Burt C. John- eve ry te nenlent house herea fter e re cte d Among the new Indict e nt~ returned son, Ira 'I' . Gleason, IIenry LeIgh, Rob port, and Rt. Em. Sir H. J. Burkhart. ex ceeding three stOl'les an d cellar In by t he g rand j ury yesterday is one Command er Bata via Commandery ert O. M eldrum . J . Edwin Prouty. height s hall ha ve fireproof stairs. The aga ln~t Charles Fascio, lessee 01 t he Batavln . ' C harles H . RoblnS<ln. Judd Vlshlon. An elaborAte supper was served. duro Henry C. Zelle.'. Thomas C umpson, Dale bll\ omit. the word "fireproof" United States Hotel block a t Pearl Ing the IntermiSSion, in the ba nquet Wall W. Wilso n , Henry Hal er, John before the word "bul kh ead" a ud ~tree t a nd The Terrace, The indictH . Clark, Edw in W. Carter, James .t1 ('hapge~ the requirement as to height men t charges him wi th a violation or hall. Farquharson. Hugh de Payens Com· fl'om three to (our etol'les. This latter the tenement-house act, ('o nstitutlng a. C0 1DII TTEEJ IN CHA R GE. mandery-Slrs Louis P . Adoit'!. Jr .. change is made t hroughout the act. In ol'del' to lesse n the da nger f rom m isdemeanor, in failing to bring tlle The IIuccess ot the ball w as due to Charles N. Armstrong, Handolph fire, t he Dale bill provides that In every bu ilding up to the requ irements or the foll o wing commIttees: Barnes, I-Ial'I'Y E. Benson, Fred .N General-R L Eminent Sir Erastus C Burt. Frederick A. Busc h . George W. non-fireproof tenement llOuse h ereafter that ac t. }i'ascio was a rraigned soon aft('r t he Ight. c halrmu.n; Eminent ISlr Joh~ C hose, Re ub en H. Coa tsworth. John erec ted iron laths 9110 11 be u s ed instead or woo de n ,laths in the entrance halls r eport was made. He pleaded not , Hull, vice chairman: EmInent Sir L. Daniels, William J. Gunn ell, Frank [ ..;l'uilty a nd said he had retained Horace eeland Boll. Becretary; E minent Si r B. Hower. John W·. J a rvis. Philip ancl th e s tall' halls. Another a mendment i 51 the In c rease 0 Lanza to defend him. Fasclo. as Barrett Rich, treasurer; E minent Sir Joyce. J ohn F . Koch, George Reimann. . ,. . h t Id before became _bert D. Young. Rt. E minent Sir HoI" Ray W. Searle, Jose ph B. Thebaud. AI· or Ihe portion of a lot other t h a n that The .L!JXPI ess as 0 • ace A. Nobl e. Sirs George E. B urrows, tred W . Thorn, John S. Tyler Willis on u. l.'Ol' n e r fl o m 70 to 75 . d l~gusted a nd t hrew up his lease when lI'rank M. Fisher, J a mes H. Farquhnr- P. Whiting. ' OH.Jl~C'I·S TO CELL .\ R OCCVPA'l'IO~. h ; found t hat he must either go to lorge BOn, John H . Clark. E minent Sir WI lIDecorations-Si r n. Ba rre tt Ri c h. Anotli e l' provision of t he a mendment ex pense In p utting the building Into I Jam H. L yons, Eminent Sir Dumonte A chai rman; Em. Sir F "anl, '1'. Gilbert. Whltlng, Eminent Sir C haries W . C ush~ vice chairman. Lake Erie Command· is tbat "In e\'ery tenement hou se a sani tary condition or permit ht~ tenman, Sirs Edw'ln P. Sears, JMeph L. ery-Sir. H en 'T VlT. Brendel, John H. !ll'Ollet' light :;\ha ll be kept burning by ants to l'l'ma in In. it without paying WhitteLt, George H. Woolley. Buckley. \\'plIs Dygert. Henry D. FIsh- th e oWI.l e l' In the public hallways nea r re nt. Hea lth Co mmis9io~er_Jlr.'.e,&le is t. iL§fffif tYle ~ r thll? Reception-Rt. Eminent Sir Horace er . Philip Hoen ig, Ch"ries W. :lfanll , the ."\tUll'S from s un&et untll 10 o'Clock Into uttlng ..A. Noble, c hairman; Sir C. Lee AbeIl. Geor'ge J. M etz g er, Willi a m J. H. P a lm- in the e \'enlng," T he law as it is pro- noW T Y ng- L V "I,les that s uch lights s h a Il be k ept b uilding, Robert Meldrum. It ~-VIce chairman. Lake Erie Comman- er, William H . P lnck. Louis Rapln, Jo· burning from sunse t to s'unris"', the building into prope~' ,condit on. " i4ery-Rt. Eminent Sin. John S B~rt . seph H. n ebstock. E lls worth M. Stat D r. Greene e"pecia Ily objec ts to the Is claimed that If FaSCIO" wlthdra' al ·~tt, William S. Bull, Henry R: CJ~rk. IeI'. Harry D. \\' I1ilams. Thomas G. AI_ nmendm en t whic h ma l(es Jt lpga l fo r fro m the lease- Is YaHd, the owner ran· George L. Kingston. Henry Smith, len. Hugh de Paye ns CommanderyGeorge VI' . Voss, Freder ick A Colson Si rs :lro rrls Benson. C harles VlT. Boyce, a cella r or basement to be oc('ul'letl 1'01' no t be held responsible a nd is subject to Sirs Albert H. Adams , Charles ·F . BI"h~ Edwa rd E. Coatsworth. A h ' ln ,Yo Day. If'~.. lllg llU I' PO~~, pl'odded ce rtain I.!~ln- proceedings sim ilar to tho~e taken I t Fa ~(' lo op, J a mes Chnlmers, John T. Claris EIeck F . Hall. Cha rles P . Lytl e. Wa'- un Ions there llllnwd are complied with. : '. .. on $500 ball, George A. Davis, Ch"Ion :If. Farrar' tel' J. Shepsl·d . A. A. Bettinger, ],;d· In t he opinio n o r Dr. Greene t he pre.c:;- agn n~ ent In.w requiring a pe rl11lt from the Fasclo \\ a s J el~a,.:..ed 's case for Charles Lam y. Geo rge E. Lattimer . Da~ "ard L. Brady. John H . Cooper. George H • ., lth Department Is better. 'He a lso P n ulng the mo' ' "~ of h.. ) VCI.d Owen, James A. Roberts. Ed ward A. Elliott. Edward H . H utchinson Shater. C harles T . S loan. John C. E ugene C. Robert s, Ric ha rd H. Thomp: Inte l'lHlses fin objectio n to the J'educ- t r ial. Thompson, Wmlam S. Wicks, H enry son. tlon or t he legal height of ;'u semeu t "" Zipp and Wadsworth J. Zittel. Hugh 'I ___ rooms t rol11 seven fee t to six feet six ..,."".inc'hes . and mpre especially to the de Payens Sirs /~ a mendme nt w lm'h provides that the ~ Henry a. CommanderyK napp, John Emlnent L. Brothers. IIrlstoplrer q. Fox. P hilo W . Dorris. • ce Iling or su ch basemen t room , hall 1 ~aM-' J· /fl. be In e \'eI'Y part a.t leust eighteen f I WlI\Ia m Hengere.·, William II. Smith. --~13/ 0.3 ... Ha rlow W. Bailey. Tracy C. BeckIndies nbove the sur face o ! t he .qtree t Says 0 f Mr Da le'S r eene ne ' r •. :llIIton J. Blodgett, Whitney G. Case. D Gree ne a nd th e Med'Ieal Ex- or gro und outside of or ad joining Lhe Dr. <lrr ~ n F . Chandler. Geo rge Clin ton. s" mp. Instea d or twen ty·tour in ches, P roposed T enement Law Amendali at 111E'~t:'nt. d ward 1(. Emery. Theodore V . Fo"'· a miners Will Have a Con fer cr. Wllllam S. Grattan. Clarence W. The present low provides tor open ments is Unwi s e, H a m.m onel, Eelgar B. J ewett. J ohn J. e nce on the SubJ'eet plumbl llg'. The amend m ent alluWS cW IIIlam • . Thomas Penney. Joei H. ' W:l. ter ch)sets to be cl osed . rescott, John VI'. RObinson. Ot to VI'. School _Inks are at present a bsoiute· olger. Frands G. Ward. If ly p l·o hlbit~d. The Dal e amend ment TIenltb COIDllllsFlol1(>T Grpene- bdRl~'~ I fOP! P ress-Sir George E. Burro~'s. cha ir'}l lth C, lllP:inioun Gwcus"hn", a s kC'c1 pE'rml t~ them, pl'o\"lded they are ke-pt tro lD Xt§t!lfib(riiiliJi 50GB fl. SI n .I I." nn; Sir George Biel"teln. v ice chalr- "!l'llll':,.1 g\.amlll0r 1 )an"'er and n~pl1tr clean and . pl'olierly dl~c h:tr.;ed an d I or the nlJlcndwellt~ to tbe t f neIU eot _n o Lake Erie Commandery-Em!. ]o.~\:lml11('1' IIowlaud to confer with hilll lIus hed onn) In tw enty-four hours. proposed hy ~r. Dnlc. ot t be C'olnmlssloner Grepne IS Dr Greene round" criticises o~e "«('uld ent Sirs OIlYer A . J e nkins. Adam ill 1111'\ Ill nth'" ot :-inddrll dl..'aths from hC'nl't Hea lth eCkel, Frank '1'. Coppins, Wesley C. di"tI'USl' an.i ritht>t. natlll':ll ('n ns{"oI. which ,gtrongly oPllo~ed to this amen dmt"nt, protl~sed nTllendme~lts. lIT. D~t ~ to be DUdley, Wlliter D Gree ne. WIlliam ~. 1hf' Hle<lic'nl l,,'xumitH'l'S contend ~houlc.l lw a nd eSI'Pclally the twenty-lour-boUt' chnl1~r lhe In w so that nn,bu n D ltd bI c lause. Il~ !'lays wIt h s uch InCreq uent rlnss(>(i 88 n tenement, UlU ql be orcu: r In" lones, George 11. Lum r. S$ffluel New- 1 flushing ul~po~e- a nd co ntagion wo uld th" or more falDlUes. 'fbI! prf'Zt wblch man. George K . Staples. 'S amuel Root. lup. Iled 1Iy rhe- iJpaltil tl£," lhu't1ll £' ut. 'I'll!, lllt'diC'.ll ('xnmillf'f's rln im thllt the SOon run ra mpant. e t nement nDr bulldlog H ugh de Payen. Commandery- Slrs A ' lhe law Is, it is Illegal to reps per Cln~~~8 Rn~ ~ee ('or tour faPllll ps . d the Horace P. Chamberlain, Wil lia m H . bw . . lll'('ifje.lli.r ,'olllmnnds that thf." health Daniels, George C. Dow. J oh n C. dqhl.t'lnu' llt shull il1n, ... ti~ntc :tll ('ttS('~ of a room before I'emov ing all the p ..q)er CO,I.l~n "Utl;n14 orr hacl eDOugh rUD ;'~~'Dr I Adams, Laurens E nos, George J. lIafra. th is ('ln~~, HUll j~"lH'" !I{'lHh ('t""rt1fi(,:lte~ t rom the wull. Thi!b pl.'ohibiUon is I m udle prf"t1~I~: Inw" !'Ia.ld Dr. Grr eo . 1.~1I1et .' , I,,· the Dale a mendme nt to app y on Y , . I d bv on'1 throe the Charles E. H ay e •• ,VillIu m S. H ollister. nil i tl' It I I I 1.lt. f; 1:1 1 lH~ tLl:" tl uty of th(lo IDC(.iII005~e pnpel', uncI in t he cru:le of ro oms bu lldlng!'C OCCup E' • t r babttatloD. If Millington Lockwood, Harrison N. Vedr nt (,:\~Il1Itl('N. to ill\·i.'stkntl' 'ifnI) l':.tl"l'S \\ 1I1ch hn,ve bpt'n oc(' upled b y persuns hll\'c h(,(!D f ound UU6!e °tamJUtJl ... e can. der. limit Is rn.IH~ to: II " , Printing -Eminent Sir Charles W. of dt'u th l,y \'lulclll'l' , 10\11 Ij) ar, or Otlll)1' sutterJng frol11 II ('o n tagiou8 dIsease. -~ J" \."C'IO ,\,R RES'I'E D. rPftCb ~('h C:1.S{"S 8 a . ehah'mall', Si r Charies E. Ullnnturnl l·hll~Cs. a.rIUllUII"-'J!fk:P_ chairman. L a ke Erie j Jr, (;rt'l'lIl' i!i not TPIHh to NHUlllit him. ~~lf on 1h(.. JlrupD'-itllm . .# CharIeR 'Fascio, the le~:;ep . . ._ _ _ _ _ _....._ ____ ........__...._-.::....._._ __ -"-.:.:. ' Un ited Htatp~ Hot,..t ten~mt'nt !:. I I Ow- t UDO EN 0EAT HS f CRITIC ISM . 2 • ,....1<'" to �I, MR1 SH 155 y Anlry' s HU [ THREE FAMILIES ENOUGH. DU, ClHI'p m F fMfNT BILL i DOES llHAOL)<W'S NOT FAVOR Brq..~,:I. "·I' Commls~lonpr ctJ.~ene I I ley'. lJ111 dlUnglng the law referrIng to Health Commission er Greene ' ~,~;:~;,"~:,l-~~~:S f~~n~I~!:, ..lt I~:~~ad'e~~ "thl'E'P or more families." Under the Recei ves a Copy 0 f l he present lo.ll' an)" bulldlng h avIng mol''' than three families in t l is con~id~red M aJUJ e,. 3' / 0 ~• 11 tenement. I'J cannot sny thnt I fnvol' th e bill," 2 (.I ~n.id I IIpalth comm . .!;Ioner Greene today ('omml:;;sioner Greene. "I think eived from blymaf!lll!Jradlcy n lhl'ep fa.milies is enough to malt e a rec • bill t hat has been Intro- house 0. tenement. vVlth more th an COP) a t he Legislature am£>ndlns; thre-e tnml;les In H, say four, \'ery bad duced nt~ ' enement house law In se\'- ronditions could exist which it would the presE"1l tt be hard for the heallh department to eral reSIU'C s. " Th e chief change Is relA.tl\'e to the regulate. numbe r of tamlUes In a hollse requlred ""'-' -~ . "U -19,~ t o make It a tenement. Under the DR QR6F.NE!S NBAN EQUIPME"ftIr. present law Il h ouse contaInIng thro e Health Comrtli.slone r Greene has sent or more fammes Is a ten e ment. T h e out blankg to all owners or tenementblll chan ges thIs to "ft'" or more faml· houee., "Ith n. request thaI they fill 0t I ;:0 lles," " 1 canno t sar 1 fa\'or the amendm on t, " •• Irl Dr, Greene, "I think t hree famili es In a hous e are enough t o makf' It a t ene m en t, W Ith more than three tamlli e~ . "BY four. In a house and that house ex em pt Cram the teneml'nt law regt,latlons, v er v~ bad condItIons can exl.t. which It wlll be hard (or the H eal th D epartmen t to regulate." ENEMENT HOUSE WILL BE MADE A FACTORY F "" {rom His Hrotel. Ald. J ohn S. Manning ~ CGc< '" - f ESPONSIBILITY NOT SETTLED ON Bl1Uding, Ch:an"es at United States - the1l1 In and .~nd them back to his depal'tment. "'hen these blanks are filled and returned, the department , Dr, OrE'(' nE' (,X!,cctfl. will be In p050session of ('omplete In(ol'l11atlon concernIng every . I D ff 1 th t comes under bulldlllg n JU a 0 a the tenement·house act. Dr, Green, e also hag a new regIstration book, In \\ hich the information will be copied from the blank!"l. Another copy will be m ade for the C'al'<l index. so that information conrernlng any building can b e found at a momont's notice, L andlord Manning Will Oust Ten'&.nt. POSE VACCINATION. r;. . Hpollh h as n'!vpd u. l:OPY or Assembl yman Bratl- IT' ~ .. £"stcl'day ('al1 - CHEESE A,SO D _'-SSER 1.·,SOE C IDI-:: O ociety Formed in Columbus for That PurposeWill Wage a Legal Battle Against Compulsory Process-Officers Elected. A I I t egal tbaU c is to be ""aged agalll"lt I ........ • .. .. • .. • .... • .. ··· ,.. n~ compulsory \'accinatlon in Columbu5. f I~ t~st~iOnCgi"'t.yor h"'thVeiIigcofO,,'s'tlittsullPounraPIO,tsye tlo'O I .... ·I·~·· · · .. ··················.··.···......:. · ............... .... . 1 /J t~ r I here werp about 100 per.ons pre.· ('nt. among them be111g a n umber or "omen, Al tho meeting, Op en Ing rcmarIn;:: were marIe by ,:\11'. Parrish, and Dr, Carr then addressed the gather· lng. He ad\'l~ed that nothing radical he dnne, A. he understood the move · mC"nt. h(> 8aiJ the society Is not npposed t i J b I 0 va,'r nat on, ut MI"idual membf'l's held to the right to say Whether theIr chlldren shou l d or shou ld not be \"acrinatN1. Attorney 1\_. A . Earnhart :;::tated that the te-fichers of the schools. thl:: physktans and th.:- board ot health are acting In ac{'ordance wIth the la\\' and Quoted the !"tatuteR which ~tVE" th ~ health authorities the right to ord e r yarrlnation anc1 quul·antine. H~ was applaUded when he said he dId not belle,'. that a healthy body llPNl to hp as~ailed by poison and dl~ca~p to rna Ite j[ more healthy. "Largf'Iy, If " 'tcclllatlon causos death, we "- re n'~pon~ihlp for ft." said he. ThE' ilttornpy said t11e proper action to take would be one In mandamu~ agalnsl lhe Mchool bo~rd and the hN,llh aulhorllles of the city and state tn pl'e\'E'nt th e ordf'l' 1'01' compu lsory \·arroh:atlon.. ..) Thltty-tOUl qf those pres ... nt statt'd thilt their C'hllol'en had been sent tr~)ln ~rpool beca u~e they were not \'a('C'1I'l;.t t Cri . \ vote was taken upon th e pi" o po~ltlon to employ connsel and 31 40-.................................... . J I ~~~ ~~t~:r I~~~~!~ hav e a conference on ..oln. ........... .. ........ ...... ............................. It turns out that the h'!.'alth department \\111 have to do this \':ork." ... .. .. .... .......I .~ ...... ................. ......... .. .. .. . ..... ... saId Dr. Greene. "we ClU do it without OIl( a~ny extra expen!'>e to the taxpayers. The distrlrt physl c iam~ wIll hav~ to do .. .. .... ...... .~.... .. ... .. ... ... ........... .. .. ..... ... It. DI\'lded among nine, it w1l1 n o t , amount to much extra work." War Against Disease. ~ NE WAY TO JODGE' ~l. . 'NIXG ltc..c -l: 1-" ESTATE' 0 " 6 rHAXGE 'rENE.I ENT IXTO FA("fOR \". Ald~rman John O. 'l[anning. who reprf'sents the estate or John B. Manning or Brooklyn, \\hll'h owns a tenem~nt­ hOU8f> at the rornt>I' of State and Evam, Slreets 1n this c it)·. t.hinks it will b~ c heaper to ,00I1\'('1'l Lhat buUding In t o a. factory than to alter It so as to conform to the l'equlrem p nts or the new tene-ll1ent-h ouse art. H e notified Health Co mmissioner Green~ yesteruay that that Is whal \\"111 bp done with thE' building. T h e tenempnt is one ot those that Dr. !In¥WA o rdered altered. Rob€hlfe ldrum. owner at thp t:nIted ~lates Hotel blo('k. to ld Dr. Gl'e~ne yE"Sterdny he " m send an agent to ~ee \\hat rfpa.irs are needE'd to tha.t block a.n<l then will make up h1s mind what h e \\ ill do about It. t~ Portlantl OreglHllan lin arl\( l(lo r>ntl't1l'd "The- War Agaln~t DIM:-a~('." l'n!lldbutt'(t 1., the CU1'rpnt numl,or <>l ,h. Atlrlntl c hl' ". K A, Wln"low, a I,I'-t trihut(> i." p.ti.1 t('l UIl' inf'Hll1lat,ll~ \'"I\lp of Dr, J"f1I1o ,". ell"Co\,erl' o[ \'ac· dnallrnt f=mttltpllx 11.\'" bpln so }Hld In T "'==========-====""'='if r . r Ie case del· poveri T . ~ tr........ .................... such rul e as presc'rlbed by th e bual'rl of ~ • ....J /1 '" ~£>alth \\US organized Tuesday eveulng .. . ..... .. .................... ~ ... ~.~. III the city cout!dl ('hombe r by lbe election of Dr. C. H. Carr. pl'e!;ident; - ~ L, -.\' Panlsh, socretary, and Samuel F. (oen. treasurer. I • '' ' ·[ 0 SUALL C.'RE FOR CASES ed o n Health Commlss1.oner Walter D. ,~ ' G~ an d stated to hInt that the 01;' SU DD~'" DEATH.. three.story brIck buildIng at Evans ...... :I.>{ -/'1'" and State streets owned by hiS (ather. John R. Manning -and at present 0('He.a.u...h 0911 . ~ e and c upled as a te nement hoU!i~ W1U soon \ M di 1 E aminer Danser yester day be cOI1\,el·ted Into 8. factory' build mg. ~ e ca x b' tl t o . held a conference on t e Ques on as 0 This ls one of the plact's ,,~hlCh th£> , which of them should take charge or Ht"alth Departmt'nt has bpell after on sudden deaths thro ugh natural causes. account of ilS not rontonnlne- ,,1th No decl~loJl was reached betwe~n the the law s gO"ernins tenement house'S. two officials and the contention will ~xprt?'s~p(l favoI·. AtlOrnc:y Earnhart Robert :\{cldrum, O"'ler of lhe {;niteu ha\.e to be dl'clded later. It. is said I WH~ employed to tny~stlgate ana rc~ StntP'S HOlel. aJ~o S-:iW 01'. Greene and that the new law under WhICh the port at a future me et mg. Informed 111m lhat Cha.rles PM'cio. ,,~ho :\ledlcal Examiner was created is som ~ )Iessl'!'I. O. E. Kni~t'lt!y. F. It ::\11115 held a lea:-;e on lhe building alld with- ~\'bat obscure on the subject. .."" . nnd Samuel F. eoen were appolntt:d to out permissIon fillpr] thp apa.rtments draCt a constitution and hy-Ia"~. with t enant~. has gh'en \l1J the l e a s e . . Health Officer Smith. with Drs. C. A. An agent \\ III in~"e4.. t thp huilding a nd I . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Howell. S. U. GIffin, A. E. Ciriffin 11 nn see what <:hnng~ a.rt" 1li"1'('!-iSRI'Y to l'0Jj' ..... ... . .. .. .. .... .. . .... . . ....... .. .. \Villtam F . Bay. wE're present. 01'. Lform \\!th _tile law. __ ~ Rmith ('xpla1ned his posltion. He was plied with numel'OU~ qUH:tions. nne NO EXTR A EX PENS E. 4 man asking him Ir he would guaran- - - -tf'P his ('hlldrE'n from harm If tn~ parHEALTH PEP U~.!::\IENT ("A~ IK· Among thf' many tenement houses tnt allow£>(l them to be ,\,l:icci~ated. VESTIG ATE~l'DD~N DEATZS which !Im1l!b Q . , WAtne or"I certainly wll1. if you \\'llt .~!low J') . . . . 1 "" b fit-red allert'u a.nd Improved so as to com- nw to p'(aml11e the serum u5~d. allWYl' 1 1,ly wIth the tenpmE'nt house law was one sWE'l'ed the doctor. Dr. Smith snid }.Iedlcal Ex:tmlnel D ser and i Is a<lat Evans and State str('ets. owned by there w(>I'e hut two ('IHs~e~ of pe-oplf' sistant. Dr. Howland. who want to be .John B Mannln~ at Brooklyn. father ot \"ho !'\hould not bp "·a.cci nated-those Ald. J ohn 0 :\In.nnlng. The bulldll'!g Is a h relieved of investigating death'i odwl' thne-!iton' structure and Is occupied by who arf' dPAd and tho~(.' who ave than tho~~ f"aused by n('ci:l~nt or where manr tnmlltes. Today Dr. Greene was In-I ~m:Jllpox. Throughout the cros~-firefoul pi ay Is suspect"d. cla.im Uut UIl- f ormed that it is pro~ t he buUdJng ot Qu£>stions ;tnn an~we!'!' the bpst of. der the law they are not required to will be turned into a factory. as the cos t humor prevailed. 1'hp argum;n·i was In\,p~t1ga.t(' all ~\ldd~n dt.'aths. The of the alter ations required would be~ o kppt up until a late hour. anti 1 wa~ bulldlng Is worth as a t en t 5u<:",,'sINI that Dr. Smith prepare !l medical examtn~J' anll Health ("ommi!'- than the pnpe-r upon YarC'ination and pre-!"~n.t It sioner Gret'ne. on \\hom this work house. to thE' ~O(.jE'ty at the nfix1 mel'tm~o would de-valve ir the medical examiners !'!p£"akinll;' of innlyinual It.hel'ty. he s:ud I .( ~t~~~rs.l~~~lPO~ I~e~~\·~~~~l\pl~~e~~vd ~egin. ~1~~ a crociata indetta daali ,., a enti della Organizzazione • della Canta' contro queUe case malsane dove vivono i • d 11 poven e a• Cl'tt' a, b a d a t 0 •• del nsultatt. II "Lackawanna Hotel" in Main St. e l' "United State Hotel" dove vivono in massima parte italiani, sono sta· ti messi all'indice, I1 Commissario della Salu· te, Dr Green, Fred Almy dell' Organizzazione della Carita', e I'agente consolare Ban· cbetti, Lunedi' conferirono assieme all'uopo di impedire abusi neIl'eyacuazione degli inquilini delle case segnate. Per intanto l' Organizza. zione della Carita' s'incarica di trovare residenze migliori per i suddetti inquilini cbe ' nel frattempo sonG stati faIcoltati a rimanere dove sono senza pagar ptglOne. La causa di tutto il male non e' come dicono i confratelli americani la difficolta' di trovare per gl'italiani affitti a buon prezzo, rna sibbene Ia mania di basso sfrut . ~mento. : ...... .. .. . ........ ... .... . ............ .. ...... 1' .............. .. nlunity TIl(' dl!i.rus~ion of the matter diadosed that thosp pre~pnt oppospd LO ...... .. .... . ............... .. .. .............. ........ ...... .. ('ompl1l~on' \'flcrination arC' in favo r of e~tabJ1~hinH' a pl'l\'ate school for ......................................... . C'hlldre-n who ho.,\,(' :1Ot be£>l1 vo('('innted. RE'fort1' arljouI'ning- a una11lmOUR votP of thn nk8 was tE'ndered the h£>alth offker tor hi~ klnciness and gODel na.ture In an~wering a number of polnt~ ~ii'oOL CLOSED "r c~ "fn I ~BY HEALTH OFFICER: eu Question~. 11 The society Is lo meet at the Dr. ("arl'. ot which tl1nf> a r e por . Ie r,,'.lwel from A ((orn '.'), EarnhR' t, a'nu uhm from the {:onstitulicn com - Two Hundred Pupils of No. Affected- Fears of Scarlet ~-!::.~~t t~II~' ';~(! ni~~t~'c7rc!_:1~.~nj:: nh~~~r~:.c:~ ~ I.~.I.:~~:..... ..... '.' .. ...... ... .............. .. . ... ... ..... . O)t(' hol<1 ~m;\Ilpox, lir~t (lr h~ t. O!-l chll Fever Epidemic, drIll h",'p thp 1l11't'lI;Ilp~ t,l-clay. "'rum ~al~ 1/ \................... . . l('f' til hnVf I nont' ,,-al'O ~art\. J~lng \, 111- ...... ... ....... ..,. . .. .... ...... .. ... . " .. . Jam 11J nf hngland lost by Rmallpo'( hl~ aJ ,1_ _ IJ I ~ • t.:tl11!". l:i~ trllllhl·r, his wlft,. qu pen ?lIar}"; \......X.e(~.<::: hl~ ("1I1l!"in!-l, t)w ('hlpF:t fan, l.nd the vOlln~~ .. .... • .... · · .. \ .. I j ·j ,.. t"t dUlI"hll"r of JamE'", 11. Jle hlmJowlf 1 _ ~1,.. " . hlfl:'lv ~\lntvH1 hi m .. n attack 'rhrnll/.!h COlIPt:'"LSORY VACCJ~A TJO)(. t}w l;,'r Q (lllnl (1"n>llnn 01' a l;f'ntlt'm:lll oi .."......".. ""..."........ .. L .. · · :· _ 1- hlR (·nl1rt. \\ 110 I11lr""",i hIm nl:;lIt nnn <lav. In l('t-Inn(l In 1707. O\lt or .:\ I ppv latlon or rn.onfl. (J\"l'l l"'.!HI(I llel'i!ohrd 1» ,!"rnall11ox. 111 ME-xlc I) :).1:;uo.orl(J peoplA werr' sml,h'n ly mll!<·n town Tn tl·(' I"~L thirty )·(·ar,.: or till' f'il:!;hlC'cn'th (·f·ntlln: nhul1t onc(cnth of the tnhahllilllts dictl o[ till' c;mallpf};\., nn,l :In'orlg Its vicltm~ ,\,':J.~ l,..nul!i XV of Fr.lt1'·C'. :\1 ,lic.'l skill and !';'\nllary ] !'=ti(Onn' \ .... C'!"(' or no • \':tH llntfl in 11~1~ 1'~(1 \ntrd Jl 'nlll·r. n \'111ILgf> do<.:tnr, :-;l!L~~_'SU',J thl."' llr.u·tll'l· {If vacdnatillll. In tht' ('\ty of nrrHn :U:!:: !n t'\'('n" million or til(' PUflUlatlnn c1iC'd or !-<nlul1pOX. 11(,1' annum Cr(lrn Ij~l 10 1"'i4'J:i. IJt·forf! tilt." jlltl'C~du<'llon of V'1l'(In.ttion. frClJll l)o;jU to 1"I .•tl dlt'! :1.\'c·J·~ll~· form('r If'~!o'IN' (.,t lhe t:nil!'d Bt;ll~." \ IlllrT.1J('r of y(arly tl"'~nh" '\':a? 1(1) . " ho tUI'IU'll the bui1<llng into n. S\\f'df nih ... y(·arh rlVlIh rat('~ f1'om lui 1 tE.· em("nt-housE'. hag been indicted. 10 ,'01 ".1' .!,O;lll; frOM 11'1fJ to ls;-tJ it WfJ E,"",m thongh h(> hns gh'pn up the leaHC'. l;~~, (Jl·rm:my. hv llt~ (ol1tl1r(·.'m ...·l1l oC tilt.' hie ottense Is not le!'lse-n pd , if the $to.k- mmn ri~lu fW:o;k tn 01 val;;clnatipll in lht' wnrlti. ndu('(Il the sm.lllpox death nil" tnpnts m:t(lt~ br th e Ruthorl t le!'l Hrc I for H.!C to J~r.J "II') 1 o!o;~ than ono In ~.t)('I(l.C)Q!1 trul'tworthy. ..... or I'('Jl1Ilalioll- Lng-hulil tlml AIT'pri('u sur· fl'r (rnm m;lllpl x. lllOft th.lll lil~rm.ln) 10:' l'.l I ,\ [.orl ion I)f t l](' t I)mmuni ty Is R.lIo\',cd to 111 kr t · ~imple prollh~;'­ I.u·th.'. :;=7,==== ......................................... ;.:.J.\.................. ;:,;:.............................................................. . E !!, 0 Socie t y ~ WJII PrCl!lcut 1 He8olmtiolUll t PrdcHc('> to OitT Cou.ncl.l . 1_ eI evE"1n.nd ADtJ~ Vaccination society mc last nIS'bt at room No. 217 The Ar~ cadc. A N)mmJtt~e wns appointed to draw up resolutions (:xpresslog the sentiment at the orga.nlzatlon as opposed to compulsory '·'lcclnation. Toe reso lutions wIll be preRented to Mayor Joh nson and plaCed betore tht' city council as a pica In bebalt or persona.l liber ty. The compe lllug of cbildren to beoome v8c-clnated ..... as strong1y d~Doun ced by several s peakers last nIs;-ht . among wbom To'ere Thomas Le~ Tbomas Hunt Fred t; : chuJd(' r and E V· Cooke. • '-' , ., The new ly e lected officers a.re 0 L Mason presid E' Dt; AnD a Sampson se'ITe ~ tary. ~nd Rev. A. J. Franz, tr~sur erU Sevnral new mombers wtre rec« l\'ct'\ 18 !':t night. The soci~ ~Y now h08 albout se\e-nly mem'berR. School No, 1 was closed Wedncsday night by Health Olliccr Ellis, on ac· count of the number at scarlet tever l cases a mong the pupils, ",nd tbe poo,sible exposure of a large number of the otber pupils The _chool has 200 pupil " and six teacherE, From the Prim .. ry department six t:hildren are ill with scarlet fever. One reason repo rted wb:ch ac~ counts :01' the spread oC the disea&e and the danger o f its future epidemic in. Lhi:; sc hOO) . is that many of tile pup, Is lD the ~rt· mary Department have played ~nth children belonj!'iD{!' to quarantllled families, Dr, Ellis is hadng tbe school, buHd· ing properly cleaned ,aDd fumlgated, As soon as suilicient tIme has clapseJ afte r e>.posllre of tbe pupil; 10 contagion, to be sure of, safety from tbe dibeasc, t he ,ehool WIll b e rc·opened, Tbb will probably be o n Jl!ondl1Y - �.......... .................... .....j ..........y ............... .. .. yon H,'; sul'.!eCt:or \"lIce/nation is' EdI ehal, ngoe th,? Buffalo Commwrcial, r ~1. Crookshanlt, ~1. to., A . ~L, ot tl", Niagaoa Fall~ Gazet'tp 01' any other Londo1' , Eng'l~Lna. author of the "Hls- pro-vn,f'clnntion s.heet to puhlish a list t o ry n nd PatJj'oldln' Ya{'einatlon," lhe of lhe nam es of pro--Yacelnists who ............ · iA·r·~.. ·2........j'q·03. ·..................· Ino_ l e la.borate a nd scientific work e x- cu n .. .... ...... .. .. .. ...... ...... .......................... .... . ta nt o n thi s subje,·t. Prof. Crookshank ~ 1 ~ is al~o a uthQr 9 f a standard t ext book r -r;,....~~------~--- -.......... ~ 0:1 Ba{"tf'rlolo~y. lIe is PI'OreSSOl" of Pa thology a nd o f Bacteriology in King' s J. ~ ('.tlUf>gt=>, London. Pl'obably 110..-: ien tlst ( h :18 {'\' er macle more careful a nd laboriOtiS re~e[1rche-s into the nnttll't' and ol"i& In o f so- calleu "CO \\,I>Ox" than ha s Prot. j fCCINATJON AND THE SUBSI DIZED PRESS ( ·ro.ok ~hank . Drs, Creigh t on a nd Cl'ookshan l{ both t es tified as expert wilne~seR b '~ fo re th e Hoynl Commis8ion of In- • :-1lagaI'a Falls, J an. 20. 1903. To the EJltoI' o f the Cataract Jo ur nal: The :-1 lagara. Falls Gazette o f SaturJay last m a de anotl)eI' l'ldicu]ous a ttempt In d efense of the 'blood -polsonIng atrocity called vaccination, by qu uting to il~ readers the QP'i nions or ordinary n ewspaper ed ltors. IOn what assumption t.hese newspaper m en are supposed to p ossess a ny gen uine I{"no\\'le(lge concerning vaccination does not appeal' tn the quotations pl-ese nted to its reallel"S by th,: d isingenuous Gazette. ,,'h erefore th e Gazelte's grea t soliL'i tud t:" of late about v acc ination? 'Has o ur health boaI'd designs o n the hea lth of t he pupil ~ of o ur public schools? In 'upport of the J ennerian del u ~Ion th e Gaz ~ tte editor ~er'iou~ly q uotes th e opinions of a notorious u :ust organ of Buffalo. " ' hat does the Commercial know about va CCina tion, and wha t kind of sponge-bra ined readers does the G azette expec t to wheedle by s u c h ran k 1mbe<'illty? A newspaper \\' hich has al ways represented the interest of I barons cannot be expected 10 take a n~ genu ine interest i n the welfare of th"t general public . From one o f th ese newspapers the Ga_ t . I ~ ze te apprOVJl1g y quotes the folio" ing: "A relatively i'nslgnillcant minority o f doctors o pPOse vacc ination, a nd deny Its efficacy, " , Tery tru e, but this same "inslgnlficant m I nority of doc to!'s" oppo~ed in thei r -day, bleeding, s mallpOX inocula.tion , m eI'Cul1a l poIsoning, a nd eVeTY now known error in the hlstonr of m~dic'ne. Th e lni nority h a ve e" er been the re tormers, not the majority w ho ... ccept without questi-on whate,"er th ey ha,'e been taught. 'Vith o ut fear of suc c(>!'sful contradiction I Yenture to a.ffil' m that not ::t scientist of world - wide repu _ tatlon w _h o has d evoted years 'O f study to the YaeinationJ p roblem Without hay. tlm ony of a few o f the distinguished 5::cl !' ntlsts of th e world who h a ve th E. h . I ' fi 110 n 0 r 0 f b elng a mong t e "Jn~ gnl can t mInority" of ph YSIC . I a n s Wh o.oppose th e " U ,. Eland- DQp19t sh ipin~ lnot i\'es in so doing. "·i ill th'e great. l'!~.ajo l ·ity of thl? medica l prof,->squlry on ,~aed natlon, The mos t imPol"l- sian :111...1 th e n €,wsp::tpt'1" organs that a:ll t es tim ony th at ca me b et;ol'e the n.polog il. ~ for t h r' m, vacci nation I~ pUl'e Royal Comissioll' ·was that given by h' -3 mrJI,ptary qu C's tion, I ~ hall llrh'e Prof. C r ook sh a nk and occupied t he t'hi~ na : \ home at e-very' point. l\fon(lY ('ummlsslon fol' nine days. 1~ tt,. hone and sinE'\"" of lhe- practice. \\~hile these men ·a l·e conceded to b'E' E'l'ry argument e-mploy~d . evt:'I'Y ~t3the lTI'Os t emi nent 'Specialists o n th e listie r(qui~itionpu. finc.1~ it~ 1'.- at in~pir­ ""ubject o f v acc'in ation and smallpox ation ir. lh(> lnoney v:llu(. of th ...... ob- I they are both formidable opponents of ~C"\"(lncc. \'aC'cirYltlon nnd t.h erefore occupy a tn"." g r eal" majority of t h e profession plllce among t h e "insignificant minor- find! it far a~ipr, through· th e inf'tru it 1''' of meUtca l men. l11"ntali ty of the purohasable pre"s to Strange Indeed, isn' t it? Th e men who CUll~~l'\'e and defend a "goChl thing" k:lOW t h e most about vaccInation tlllnk like "accinatio n than to l et 111 at go and the l e.n!=it of i t. adopt .,ome O'lher form of bloo(]-poison - I 1\~hat a pity the newspap-er ad.\·ocatl~s Ing. E).pel'ienee has taught the "mn.t)f ofa,..i:\\ blood -poisoning co uld not jOl'ity DC the profession" wisdom in on\'inre these men of science o f t h e maHE'rs r~latlng to Yacclnation as a ~ I ror ('!) of lhclr ways. pa~!'II1'g b u ~l n e~s enterprise. since t'hig T h e late Sir Ben jamin 'Vard Richard- I~ th'1.' on ly busin ess firm in this " land ,-')n, M. D .. F. R. C. p " for ma ny years (If the free " wh i ch has State endow :" h~.: f of the L ond'O n CHarity Hospital, menU:: 10 the extent of compalling p eo a::'J. one of the m ost EJmi nent hygienIc pie to !'lUY Its wares. lIIany millions ot ,\Titprs Of t he ag . very nat urally op d,oli,\lS are annually clh'erl:?<l from the posed ,"acd nation from the first on a pubtic t~pns ury in t his country in suppriori ~ro unds, i n t hat it is. as even port o( thi~ perni c ious praC'tice. These For ,oven long hours that seemed In. its mos t strenuous ad vocates l nust a d- enOl-m Otif" sums of p u blic mon ey arc ',it, '\n unsan Itary measu But h e trans ff'II '€rl from the p ock ets of the tax- terminable t! his grlet-stricken son, the jill not r~st the case there. H e: enterpaye-rs to thl~ pockets of the vaccin - dead hod I' of N athanIel Ga rrison, aa _ 1 into the statist ical study o f t h e ators a'ld their mercenary allies . the aged carpenter, l ay stretched upoa the pro b lem. j us t [ig. Dr, Creig hton did, and hirelll1g pre \\ hich plead , their cold, bare tloo r ot a ' half,constructed (l'~ n. :il,e Dr, CTt'?' igh t.on. he oppose d caU5e before the public, " Th e "mahouse at No. 357 Mar!l!a Street ,yesler, \·a.ccin'liion on a. pOf:-ieriori gl'ounds, Jority of th~ prof,.:ssion" will hardly day, wattlng for either the MediCal Ex, lh at it ic; not at a lit thoe ca uSe of l essenL.. C'onsent to lose a friend like that. e,l smallpo x . w h ile its influen~e upon .-\ 'nf)'Jt unhnpp)r feat ure of the State- amlner or some representative or the he !>uVi" h<:alth is deplorable. C harleS supported rite or o ffi cial bl ood - poisoning Health D epartmen t to view It The Ruata , )1.. D., prof,:ssol' o f hygiene i n Is the C1P'moralizaUon which seems to old man's son, Ford W. Garrison, mw .he rni" erslty of Perugia . Italy, is a nha,'p b-!'Cn caused by it of the me<1 i ral hi" parent's f ace turn gray In death and other of lha shInIng llghts I n the galprofp.s';m. a nd t'h .. appalling un'er· his limbs grow stir! and rIgId In lhelr l"{Y of the "In igniftcant majority," ~city lo \\ hich it ~ 'e-ms to have Ie-u on everlasting sleep, afraid to remove the Prof R u ata, I n t h e column" o f the the part of nearly all t he h ealth o ffi cials body until he had legal permissIon," X ew York M ed I cal J o urnal o f July 22, vI' Eul'Ou" a" ,l Al1)er i ca. To s u c h an the old man had dIed suddenly .-hlle I 99, ,1€U110nstrate<.! by the o fficial rec extent has thi~ ul1\'"raclty been carr'ied working at his trade. 't')rds Of the Italian. g>() vl?rnm ent th a t in that m'll'Y scienti fic investigators have SOY TA K E S A CTION. £pite Of t h e fac t that Italy for the pre· b"en forced to declare that no cre<.!it vio us ~I') years h ad been one of t h e most I w h atcn' r ~houid be git-e-n to any stateCall nfter call was sent to the Morgue by Patrolman Boyle and others, but ali thoroughly vaccinated co untries on t.he I me-nt touching flmallpox. or vaccination tho satisfaction tbat the son could obglohe, the 'People had suITere<.! t eI' rlb1y mad,. by any public officia l. especialll' t a ln was that "the matter would be at, trom fatal smallpox. Pro f . R uala con- bY' any p ublic h ealth offic~r, u nle ~s sup - tended to." At last. grown desperate clusivo tv p r oyed th at so - called pre, ' enpOI·teu bv ahundJant ind pendent testl - by the long delay and determtned that th'e v::lo'cinalion has been a signal fail mony. H ut grievous as has bel?-n the h1& fatber's body should not remalll ur~ In :lis hat i "" country. cond u ct o f th e me<.!ieal p rofession in t his all nlgbt on tbe hard tloor ot the cold an d barren house, the son took matte", Prof. Ad olph V ogt. a distinguish ed rpspect. the venal pre"" of the 1:nited Into hIs own hands and had the remalns me<.!ical ,dentist. professor of hYll'ien e States :·as habitually l ent Itself as pa r- removed to his home at No. 435 Bailey and ~anjtary sc,ience at Berne , S wltzticeps (.'1 imlnis wit h thl2lm. Th e desire Avenue. erland i~ another of t h e minority who for pow .... r, place and pelf whic1l seems Ford W. Garrison said last nlgbt o ppose vaocina tlon. to ha.ve in fluenced the v accina tors that his father had dropped dead ,horl. Dr, .') ).~xandel' 'Vilder o f N ew Y o rk WQuid have b ee n powerle~s fOI' e\~i1 but ~~r~f:~re~~s O'~~O~:h w~l~e ~~a.fO~t:!U:h City. edItor of the N ew York ~redica l for th~ ahl furnish, d th em by an ig- the morguekeeper was notified ot hIs Tlme~ , and professor of physiology in n01'ant 01' corrupt press, Throughou t death at once, neither a medical eIlmthe rr..it pd S tate s l\Iedical Col !ege. is th WhOl e gloomy history of r acial Iner nor a representative ot the HeaJ~ anot h er c f t h e "insignificant minority" hloou-polsoning bl' the dotto!'s, th ere Department had called UP at ill who Cl' lJose . t h e cow -pox o u tl'ag,?, hUye np\'er I een \vanting Inany wise o'clock, when the body was removed ~ D r. B o bert A. Gunn, dean o f t h e and u pI';gh t nh,'slcians \\'ho hayo ex- stated. The elder Garrison wa'-'Ih " c years old and a widower and lived·' [ ~nited ~tates 1\ledlcal College- o f N ew po~e,J t!.e- folly and wick':?d n-ess of the his son . Death is supposed to have YOI'k is s till a not'h e-!' of t he scie ntifi c ruinull::: pra ctiC'e of inoculating heaWhy been due to heart failure. sanitar:a n s who OPPOf'~ the m urrler- children with the polEon of disease, and HEALTH D E P A R T lI EST C,-\SE. OllS frau cl of sprralling ulse-a~e a m ong tht're ('an be but little doubt that their I I EX th ~ l1P3.lthl' uml t!'1' thl-> pl't>ten~ of PI''O - ,~ ffOJ·ts would ha\"E~' lJ.een successfui in I nquiry ~'as made at Med ea • ' etary ~{r BO)'Seo, phyl s '(j,." Instruc ting bot h physiclan~ a nd people aminer Danser s secr ,j,. t t a explanatIon ot his reason forno G ~O. D u tt on. ),[ n~ to lhlI'uth but fOI' th e peI'sletent' taking or n any notice ot Mr. Garr1!Oo's ... J) '. Ph ' J) .. f Qun(1"'1' <:" '"' w8!I of thp .....-prlTIont 1\[Pllical Coll ege- and I ai d' o-b'(l'n bl-' the pur('ha~able pres to death. He explained that this art. author Of Dutton's anatom ). is Yf"t an- th·:! lIs ~" eminatio n of the erroneou s proper ly a case for the H ea Ith DePthere ()ther OJ.po r.,_,\ nl of the beas: tly J enn el'- ~tntC':n~ l1' ts of the va cc inators and their ment, as while death ,,~as sU dd en, ian rit ~~. I 'l.lIi(>s. th E' h e·nlt h board gel!.~rall.f . was no violence. . !loner Did t1n.f\' permit I ("ould mention the whill" rl1 (uslng with equal per50istt'\nce "I notified H ealth CommLS Greene and he promIsed to take charge nnmpf; of hundl'eds of e-mi n ent m edica l .. 0 giv-. an ~' puhlicity to ille I'atinnai M B 'sen tbe myes, a tter ,"I saId . OJ 'b "r m 'n who oppose t h e un,natura l and 1nil tl'uly ~;f'it'nti n (' objL"l'I1nns of the ot"Oh, was rnotlfted ,~ ,.a.l ' Carpenter Drops Dead at His Work But Health Department Doctor Mistakes Place and Doesn't View Corpse. I '1'0 the ignOl'ant newspaper opinions quoted by the IGaze Ue I o ppose the tes- na tion am..! Ot'ny il~ ~mC3.cy." r Dr. Creighton \\,a. at fi I,",·t 'an ~ \'o,,·n(l pro-\'l\('C"lnist. F or thp PUI·pOC:P of I'e, (ullnl:' the argum ents of th<' opponent. ~r :'l:.1_cl'i na~~on, he. be~n lh~ statlg~ic:al , t,U. ) ,o ~ t c q u e~~.I~n I~ a~1 Itq beu l'll1gs n· l) Its nllt"g~cl \ II t~e. a~ a nrevenU,'t" ~[ ~mal1p,l x, Its efft' t upon th{' g enpl'al C :l th I'ate, etc, Iff" had gon e but a llt . rl ..... I\"ay, however, in his resea rchc~. be (ore h~~ heeame appa lled by hl~ <lIsco \' . , . ello" .lnd he has since been a most powe rful and earnes t opponent of vaC'cln;ltion. X o nlore eminent expert on the slJ bj ~C't o f vaccf nation than Dr. Crelgh ton li\'l:.'~, F o r thi~ reason he wa:; eng:tg~ll by the edIt r~ Qr th I h dl , 0 ' e n n l eo Uon of lhp Encyclopaedia B ritannica to "rite th£> .S\ rth-ll' on v3c('ination for thlc; k ~ .Alluthpr Tp.t1owned author: in SON DESPERATE REMOVES THE BODY I iJ:g 'lnv money interest in it can be found who uefends t he prac "ic· o f t his , , pel'l'liciOus rite. uistil1~ - compare Medical Examiners Case on to Health Department Because Man Died Natural Death, Then Doctor's Error Made Long Delay ing. Orga ns which a pologize for th a t class of w ealthy cri minals cu lled oal murderous practice of i noculating t h E: ,contagion of disease linto th e bodles of healthy c hlldren. Charles 0reighton, ~I. D .. A. :\1.• demonstrator of a na.tomy at ("ambrI dge Univers i ty. and sUl'g~on to Rt. G eo rge's H -ospitai, Lo ndon, author of th e a rticle o n vaccination in t h e last edition o f the En cy c lopa.edi[l iBrl tnnn1C"a, author of a work (>ntlllp,(] " J C'nnPI- und Va cc ina tion ," "Oow'po x u ni! Va(' C' ina.l SyphiIi ~." anlJ a n umb!;:'>}' of othf>1' scien . tinc m "uical \\,ork •. I'l1 joy" lh,> tion o f bE"ing onp of lhe "in~ignincant min.)rilY ,)1 doctors \'~ho oppo~€' vaCC' i- j a ll I trusts and mono p olies ca nn'Ot b e exp ec ted to express an llnbiased 'Opinion ~rt any subje<; t which conce rns th e p.u b h(· welfare even if it possessed an y kno'\\"ledge on that subjeet. T o stand wel with su c h prh' i1eged bodi es as health board s dnd other DOl'tions 'Of the p ublie that give patronage "nd o ffer pelf, Is a matter of the n10st v Hal importan ce with the Buffalo o rgan which espou ses no cause that has not a dollar behind it. What d oes a trust o rgan care fOl the " ' elfare o f th e masses of t he peopl'e? In th e Cataract Jou r nal of J a n . 15 I pointe<.! out the motives whic h ac tuate the " enal Dress in its u n remitting en:orts In behalf o f o ffi cial blood-pOlson- i c. t ing "'ith the autho rlll es whom I hav e:. ~ele(' l€'d from the " in~ig­ nln ca nt minorit y" w ho oppo~e Y:1e(')n alion . ,\'hil" il mu.t he conceu'eu t hat the \~'l majOl'ily o f m l"UiC"t1 1 p l'a CtHioners uphold 'th e lllu rtice of vac c inallon 3r,~1 d el'iYe r e' '1?nUe t.h er efrom . it Is t I'll e that t h e "insign ificant mln o r itl''' OPlose this death-deall ne:' S\\ I ndle without lhp al:l~j~ta IH' ~ of cl lla r-wor- l'uinnu'S p l'3.c tire of Implanting into th~ hea!lhy human bod~~ the elements of dis(>a5e. 'This murdeTous fraud was f o unll pd in dolla.r-\\ ol's-hi p , and ha"O lken sustai ne d ever since by decepUon ~lnd fal~t;,hood, Dr, .\ lfred Hu~~ I \Yallace of England. the- dlstingul~ h ed\ sc.ipntisl and co-c1isc()\'eri>l" \\ ith Darwin of l'h, _~ pI;nciple of natural ~el,?ction. in statin!{ I hi!; r ea ";,J ns for hav ing includ ed a chapter on "aceination in " T h e 'Wonderful Cp~tun." says: " The rec kless 'v'ay in Whl,..h fnlse or one-sided statements are promulgate<.! hy pro - vaccinlsts Is surely an indication of the badness of lheir om"e. A good and l'eall}- sl'i~n'. " lInlC f)ruc lice ne " el' n eeds bol~t~ring lIP h,· e'"gg@ I'atlo n and lies. I gkPpeU OL.:t ~f my sPf"eial path to ~trikp. a ulow at thi~ \\ retched sup erstitiun a~ 5::00n as I be<.'a: ne thnroughly ('on ,' inct?d of Its enor~ a:Td of the rrueltr al'i~lng out of its (-'ompulsoI'Y enfol'{'t"I11,ont." Among the 0) onents -o! YJ,ccl n ation I rn"gl t· I p I f h t' I It m en JOn t l~ name 0 t a In · t~lIe~ll1 .. 1 giant, Herbert RpenC:E I', who, In l~js Jatt'~t hook. "Facts. a.nd Comm (\-nt::." ita ~ InC'lucl'\u n chapter on vaccinntlon wh ereI n re strfkt' s thig bnrbaroue:; (.\,1 SUP€'TFtitio n some stunning blow!4 ~. The hrt· Ron. E , Ghblston)".. wn~ a n 0 1>JJoncnt Id' 'aC( Ination, a~ \\'a~ n.1~0 .\wx :l.. n'l~r \ a')n TTumholdt anu mnny I "p. ;;:0 bE's[ an •.] wl~, st memberS! of tht' nh"di'nt !)rOffo~,;c:ion. It Is a ~ad ('f'mmt.'n.t::try on the medica l fl'a.teJ'nH~,r at lh e- openjn'~ of lh!"~ tWl:ntieth centul-Y that a 'arge majol·ity of it~ m em h el's are 50 I nfatuak"ll with -the m yste ries and emol lim ent~ of J ennerism as to be irnmune to all argumen ts directed against theil- lucrative fetich, PliYSI C1,A N. ~ '" il Boysen," said H ealth comml~~or:: Greene last night, " and I delegauer Burnham to a ttend to the ~ed t~ It bad supposed he ha d aiten e Just until Informed to the /Ilco~t:~t:atter. noW I was not a t my 0 c " noo~ owing to an Indisposition. I GOT AD DR ESS 'VR O ~G. d at hiS Dr. BUl'nbnrn v. as calle UP the de· downto't\'n offlce. He saldbtb~~d made lay was due to mistake eHe had un· In .... III '~:~~~dO att: ntion:. Having' (s.lI~~hICh make a note ot tb! addreSS ~e nfHce Pendlnno a n AdJ'u stment, D istrict Physl. he was wanted, he c&lIed lattetnd",t of I; super n ~"ed WI II A t t en d Cases 0 f Su dden ot :l1r. K~ nngott, t the sUP""Clans poor, for tntormatlo n 0 thing was no Natural Deat h. • sic k ma n . or cou rse.d Dr. Burn ham r. k 1. l{-I QloJ kn own ot hIm there a~rop, rnder th e new arran~~ement b etween al!?1\" ~~ thvee~a~~~~y °that m~f~fd~:; th e Medica l Examiners and the Bqet3lth was the cause or. such a ~i !SId Dr. DE'1!.~_rtment, Health CommiSSIOner to )!r. Ga rrison s tamll), mY not Green'"€ was notifipd today of the ,c:u~-I Burnham . " It "a~s nr!:e!~~et~rrectly. d en death of a 2-monlh<" Id chJlc1 1 11 getting Dr. Greene rr , n th e family ot Stuen\..1 .J \L l~J ~ fn- I a.m Indeed v ery so ). ~low a'"enue. T he district p hysh ian \\;as directed to i n" ~stlgate t he caSE-. It Is b elle,· d the c hild died of convulslons. Dr_ Green(:. saYS he will take carp oC natural f:uddE"n deaths untll It Is d efinite}), arran~ed wh ~ ther his depQ.r t~e~~ or the ~l edlt~a l Examiners shall a charge of such cases. _ _ _ F DOING THE WORK rece~vlf: ttbirrm~s::rr.~n i a~d �157 ASs:,:riLY 'FALLS CALL~raODY NEGLECTED NEG ECTEO ~N BUFFALO! FO_~ RAID 2-~-- I,?O ~ H~ DEPARTM~~lr ;~D MEDICAL EXAMINERS FAILED TO CARE FOR CORPSE OF N. W. GARRISON. Epidemic of Scarlet rever I Causes a Scarcity of Teachers in Cataract SON TOOK CASE IN CHARGE City and Normal School . l \ 'I' OlCIl.B O FOR E I GHT D OO \ r,.\' of Buffalo Is Drawn On. HOlJl~-,,"'n'~T 0 .\0 l'£~l"l,T 0"lJIT( H nJt)1' WJ!: l'~ ' ll "~ ' l : rH HEALTH DEPARTMENT TAKIl'~G PRECAUTIONS OFI~J{ ~~n~ .\:\0 ,. EDI C " I . ,t;XOI1:\EUS. .\ s hameful cundltlon r('~u1t('d ye~t":·from th e ne\" arrangemellt by wl~ilh the H e'ilth DcI' 'll"H Pnt tal"tS (har~e of ~udd C'n dt?<lth:'i "hkh arC': not ~uPt)osf'd t(1 ha YC b€'rl1 dur to vto\('l1C'" ']'he' b ody of XdthRlll l"'1 \Y. G<.Irrisoll. ,'\ c:arl1<'nte l '. who dropp ed d(>ad at ~i-; b n C'h whil l"' at work on A hO\l~e at _ o. "~i )'1arilia Stre-et. lay wh<'re it fe.1l rl}?Il~ ~·.' Iock in thr morning un~11 'I,.I~ o·doc.k In thf' afb')l"lloon, It ml~h\,..Ll"­ h'ing there yet had not Fnrd " : lr,'I\r'i"'on 9 son of the (lpart man. takf'n ~ 'U' ,,'a~(' 'Into his uw n hands and hau .an ul;rlf"'rtak fr 'rf'moyc th(' body lO IllS 1101ll~ X o 41:; Raile-y A \'enuf'. q Th~ ' c l;f'utn!'ohln l'€!'; of thl" UlSt?: a wt ll a Cil C'o uld be a!';l~t? t"tai n(>rl la~t l11g.,I. '\{'1"(' ; " fo ll ow,: 'Ylwll )11". Unrrl<;;.ou dropped dead Patrolma n Boyle llf P(1h(· ~ ~ta llon No , 9 wt=ts H~ l1t to guard 'he. bod\' until t he arriv81 or the l)TOrH"l" :'IU· lho;iLle,::; to issue a. deBth (,(,l'tlfh'.l:': 'Th(' ),T orgue "as c:-ulled up by t('lephn.l. about to:~O o'r!ol'k and Rf'nry C. H,),.-~t>n. ~{i(' rE'tan' to th e medical examlflcr~. WLI!'l notlfl E'd. He in turn notinec t h" ll ea lt h Depat"tmpnl. D r " 'alter D. Greenr>. Hpalth COO1mi!o;sIOllf'r. :-laid last night that h<;" )"1:'ep h-ed the' 1101i<'e. TIe had the ca_se ferred to Dr. X. L . Burnham of ~o. 1,S Frankhn S trpet, district physician. d.1\d ~s he ,,'as III bimAelf with an ab~'·p~~ III tb r> cheek. went homp and supposed th(\ ca$p would be 8tte-ndp.d to. 'Yhen a~ke d for Wh8 t ('xplana lion ~le­ cnuM gin" of th(" affair. Dr. Burnham Faid that he rec('in"d a communicaUon at his do" n tOWn office. and. if he- re· nl pmbered ri ghtly. the communira!.ion r PRd that a man of the name of GatriFon was ill. H e s UPPo5lrd that Ilj wa~ 3. C'RS(' from the Poor Department and went to thC' offi cp o( CilY ~uperint~p(l­ ~nt of thp Poor }\ pnngott to Inrtuire into th e parlkulars. H e was informed th It. nothlnJr Wit!'; known the-re of sU<'h a case a nd he paid no (urth el' attention to thp mat:E'r. T I',. flrst lhat Drs. Greell(" or Burtlham knpw thal thp body of GatTis('!Jl had laid in lhp housf' at ~o. 4:ii l\lal"ilLa Rlr" (' l (or eight hours wac;; when th~~' W(' 1"I;- 8Rk ed re-gardin~ It hy a T])IER renortE"r at 9 o'dr,,,k l a!':t night. n r. Gre'?'ne- said lh<it it "as a rir,'Uli1~ ta ll('e likp\y to arl5(' at any time. I( :'!lP H('ullh Department is rompelled to Uk .... (·hargc- of ('a~es of sudden death. ''':1'' only way he cou ld see to ob"iatp it wac;; tl) lIelt;>gate one of the district phY:=:I(t'ns to ta k p l'are of ('asp~ o( suddpn (:\' '1lhs a1to~et h el". Th p salary or a di:, tr!l 't phy!.lcian Is ~:iOO a yenr. They are Iili ': Y to be bus y at uny time with a e-J,-'" in prl"at,. prac.til-e. which woulrl />(' ,'n py their tl m p rOt' Aev('-ra l hours, and ~\ I ',se o( surtdf'n dC'ath on'urring when t il ,'- \\ t" r e th u!'i bu!')" would have to waft IInll1 the ph Y8ician ('ould get arollnf] t" . 1,. was ~alfi that the )forgup C' ... 'd up ~f"\,pra\ times during thp ...1<.1.\" ~. r,l I' th e first notification .to find ou't \, I l ~' tht' Mprli('al Examiner had N.t tllm(' to In\'p~tlgat(> thp <'a Sf'. It covt'l n' ll he \(>U1'ned whE"'~hpI' thf:' Heallh 0:,)1:t r,t111pn t had 1'E"'1.·(>I\·f:'d Rny addltion:ll ~carlet 0:\" f eve r h as become almost ad epidemic at NiagarA. F all s and h as af- FOR SEVEN HOURS. Nathaniel Garrison Dropp ed Dead and Was Not Moved Unt il His Son Got an 3. f· I'M Undertaker . r I Through a misunderstand ing th e body seer ot lhe Poor, Lou is I{ennegott, to as('ertaln It suc h a case had been re- or Nathaniel Gan'!son. 65 years old, Who dropped dead of apop l exy while at wo rk a t A. carpente r's bench at 357 Marilla street yesterday morning, was' por t ed to that office a nd on not hearIng any Dr. Burnham paid no more attention to I t. not view ed by a district phYS icia n trom the H ealth DepartmeDJ.,. and laid in the posll1ofl that IE tEd trom 10:15 A. M . All this time Patrolman Boyle ot the Babcock Street S~atlon had stood guard over the body. awaiting the arrival of until 5:45 o'clock last night. the ShortI)· after the death of Garrison a t elep hone m essage was sen t to the ~l orgue to ~l edlcal Examiner D anser, but as the case was not one of violent deat h, he turned it over to the H ealth Department to have th e dist rI c t physiclan investIgate it. The authorities at the H ealth Departmen t sent a com muni ca tion to Dr. F . L . Burnham, the distri c t phYSi c ian. Dr. Burn h am received th e note and as h e read It h e und erstood that there was a man III a t 35i ~1 artlla street and he im m edlat I co mmUnI cated with Over. ~ -_- ~- . - e y fected the public schools to suc h an extent thul many pupils h ave been k ept home. 3nd bec~use o~ the absence or some or the teachers" ho have been att acked by the malady, the Board of EJucntiou at th(' Falls has (ound it .......I-necesSflry to apply to the State Normal 10 School at Bufra.lo fol' substitutes. Prln- .. J4U<'''~-'''''J has been asked to Bend as many from What number of teachers are dls- abled nn·l how mnny of the echool childre" are a!'fecled Is nOt known. but It Is sal" that hundreds are being kept I home through fear ot contagioD. FrIght Is said to be keeping' more children away than actual danger. Cases ot scarlet fever have existed at the Falls fal' a number ot weeks. The diseaso spread slowly and now the placards glving warning a r e fam1ilar sighte in some of the resid enti a l districts of the cIty. 1 . AOSD RECLUSE FOUND DEAD IN- IF n of the dead Ma f inally l ost Patlence and called an I Undertaker. I TE CUMSE H ST. - R O D E R T DI CKI NS ON, 00 YEAR S OL O . D ELI E V E O RESULT OF NEW SYSTEM ? D U Rll\' G TO HAVE SP E LL OF CE s s r VE HEALTH COMMISSIONER GREENE RAYS DELAYS SOMETIMES MUST D IE D E X. DRINIH NG. ~~&-tf 03 ' I, R o bert Dlcklnst,{. wh o for a. numbe r of y ears has lived In a shanty at No. 100 Tecumseh Street. near Ham burg S treet. As 0. r es ult. It Is c laime d. of the re- was f ound dead In his hut last evening though the Health Department has t a k en every c ustom ary precaution. cent innovation ins titu ted by Dr. John by Patrolman Henn of the Loulstana However allY person directly Infected D. Howland, deputy medical examiner, Stree t StaUon . might Import a case h ere, and the pre- whereby the medical examiners are to Dickinson was 60 years old and eccf'n· v eutio n will depend upon how strictly inv€'stigate mert!:ly accidental or violent trl c. or lnte he had been drinking h eRvIly. H e had not been seen about th e the intected h ouses are guarded by the deaths. t he body of N a thaniel ·W. Go.r- i place Sin ce last W ednesday and the cu rF alls ,\uthorltles. or the neighbors was arousC'd. ··.lIod o f the sca r e at Ni aga ra F al1i31 ri so n, a cnrP<'nter, 'i5 years old, r emaln- • iostty Patrolman H e nn was noUfled and he Is untounded," sald a physician familiar ed for eight hours yesterda)~ in an un- I broke In th £" door. Th e re In the squalid finished house at :Ko. 35i ,Marilla street. little r oom . Dlcklns\)n ' s lifeless body ""IUI with the condittons. "~fal1Y or the pupl1s (' re being kept f rom school ns a Ford " •. GaTt·lson. il. son or the old maD. fou nd at full length llPon the noor , The precaulion. Only a few of the teachers too k the InIUaUn~ , and o rd ered an u n- hpad had fall en ha lt under the bed. Dr. Burnham ot the H~~fhFeRB.rtment a re out. Yel that fe\v have crea t pd llertaker t o remove the body. W8.8 n oti fied and 1o,,;; I e %e ca~p. a demand (or more and will be repl aced The elder Ga r rison w as at ~vork In th e He ortlend th e body removed to the by substitu t es fro mthe Normal." ~ morgue. A lcohollsm Is beHeve d to hft \'e untlnlBhed bulldlllg about 10 o'clock yes- caused death. terday morning. when he wa.s strick en ~o fE"ar is entertalued that the d is. ease wlll be brought to Buffalo, al· 1",-. EVIDENCE AGAINST FTENEMENT HOll.§fS. OCCULt. er's office was called up by telephone. A clerk allswered the call. toolt the num- I bel' of the h ouse wher. ln the body was. C ha ri ty O rganiz at io n Soc iety Wants the Owners Jetu "'ac:.\ I 17 ....................,.......;: . ............ .............................................~!......~ .................................... ~ Pns<"i o, irSd(,(! of the United States • \\ liS urrnl~lll'd ill Cl'lminnl T erm )'1.'''' 'rd,IY on uu ImllcLment ehal',u l"g hlm \\1tJ I \ 1nlatlng lhl' I\'llt'nwnt house eo ...la w In rtbUIII~ to ultt:!l' Lhl.! l}utldlll~ to Comply wlt.U uo~ ~l"lll'l~·cul<'ut ..; (If thlll act. li t.! IJ1~n det.l stu11tl lllHl \\a~ r~IL'i~~ed on ~5LlO oaB. ......... .... ........... ... .......... _ _ .......,.. . -!~ ••••••••• . •. . r Lf 1le~ltb COmJll~·~B jOD er. "aDe f 0 -- ~ ... .. _ __ u • • • • - .. Bnffa 0 WIll urge e 8PPOlDtmsnt a staff of physioians to make ~tlily in· spection o f the snnitar.V condIhons .of - the publio schools, and 80 apprOprl8- ° ~o of S18,OOO for salaries ij[\d elpens ENOW FOR PURITY with heart dlscase and fe ll back. dying. into the arms or u. rellow workman. "Vhe n ueath came the m edic':}'l examln- and, In accordance with the n ew p1:l.n, transterred hi s in t ormation to the dep artment ot h ea.lth . Under the old r egi me, when the m ed iP rosec uted .2. f"l'~" (,fl.l e x aminers Investigat ed all deaths where there bad b een no medica l a tCorporation Counse l Feldman has tenu ance, one of the £>xam ln ers would been given by the Charity Organiza- h aye seen the body within an hour or tion Society a, lot of evidence against so and had It cared for. 0\\ ners ot tenement houPfS In the vicln Someone at th e health department, it)- of Seneca, CommercIal, Canal and upon r ccC'tpt ot the information, sent Peacock streets, which houses, the so- word to Dr. F. L. Burnham, a d istrict ciety charges, are occ upI ed by disorder- p h ysic ian. Instructlng him t o Inves tlgate the death. Th e hours went by and Iy persons. A sectIon or the tenement house law ilie body remai n ed In th e house. The provides that the Corpora.tlo n Counsel police of th e ninth p reci nct eventually may flue the ownerS of tenement houses were notifi ed, and a policeman was sen t so used In the n ame o( the Health De- to guard the body. The dead man's partment, to rf·cover a pena.lty of $1000 family had been notifi ed, meantime. and Cor eacb. violation o( the law. If. r e covered, the penalty Is a lien agaInst Ford ,Yo GarrIson arrlYed tate In the a.tternoon. He was surpr ised to learn the real estate. Mr. Feldman was asked 1ate yester- that his father's body had not been carday afternoon what he intended to do cd for. Time wen t on, and about 5.45 In theRe cases. o'c1ork h e ordered an undertaker t o care "I have been rU!lhed with other work tor the body. so 1 have not paid mUch attention to Health C~mtssloner Gr e n!! said last them yet," !laid he. "Hon,' ever, I Intend night that Dr:-liurnlmm ~as notified nf~llfkatlon. to take them und~r consideratIon soon shortly after the d eath was rcported to I rhp 1<':!oJulng of a df"3th I'ertifif'ate i~ a and look over thE' evIdence that has ~ mpl(o pro{·e~l'i. not of'l'pying fly(, min. been collE.c:ted . Then I wtll map o ut the health department. Dr. Burnham ~lt ~ ~ after aH'el'!aining thp ('aU5;p- (.If the course of action I w111 pu rsue. says he fo un d a note at his office in r et11~;Hh . )Ol e-clic'al F.. xamlners Danser and Nothing will bp done hnmedlately, as e r ence to the case, hut mu st have mi sd'uwlRnd Insl~t. howP\'e-r. tha' nhe la.', 1 fiT'st nlu~t Invt.'stlgate the- ca~e.s more read ft, for he understood It was a !';Ick ('asc. He saYli h~ told L ouis Kengott, ace not rf'qull'e them to act in l'a~"!-O closely." n~11181' to tho~(> of CalTh~l)n. If one· ~'r The evldenc(' !l5U pplled Mr. Feldman thE" Poormastcr, about It. tak dl~trt<'l physic·lans is assignf"'(\ '0 1111 In th e nature of affidavits collected Dr. Greene says it often wlll be imu r· C: Hl"gl" of !'IuC'h ('sses ('xdusi\'til;by the r h arlty Organization Society. possIb le for a dIstric t physician to get ha ~ Utggf'stPd by Dr Gre<"n~ hp wlli The society employpd a number of pd- around. to 5Uf'h a l'ase withIn e:Jx hours F foI;;~ 0 t;'N'CI\'(' a rnu(' h high er' comp~n. vat€" detecti\'e~ to collect evidence of the time of d('ath, as he may be de11 t11 0U~1 h al prpsent, (or there HI"~ against these ullt'~{'d di~orderly tene· tained by cer tain klnlls of urge nt pracl ie- Ian l(~lrl~' (:$p. c!eaths to kpf'p a ph),- ments. The detectIves made affidavits tice. There Is one "('medY for that cont h!'r f . bu~). Dr. Bowland 3al"!II: all to what they found, and it is. their l1 etl Ic~r~ ~rt albout, 70 per (,pnt. o( t_h~~ evidence that has been given to Mr. dItion, an d that would be to ha\" e a doctOl" detailed t o the \\ ork, Dr. Greene .. x am ner~ work last year. / 1 Feldman. says he could not we ll s pare a man. GarrJso n lived a t No. 435 Dalley a,v,·· .. • •••••••••• ' ••• • 10 • • •••••• ••••• • • • •• , ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~. "om··· .. ················.. ······ .............. ~ ..~"'.. .. .... en u e. arh,'~ or tbe physicia n f fO YLONGUNATTENDED clpal .James ~L Cns.~tety of the Normal Buffalo as a r e qualified to teach. ~l ed!Sa l Ex~lne r. from the Healfh D e p artment. but he wa.\ted In vain. FO"d ~... G~rrlsO n , also a. carpe nter and a ~on ot the d ea d m an, finally be· came d isgusted and proc ured a.n undertake," an d h ad the body rem 'Jved to hi! h ome at 43:1 Batley avenue a nd prepared (or buria 1. Medi ca l Examiners D~r and How· land hold t h at unl ess a death is ca u sed ,b y violence It s h ou ld b e turned over t o t h e Health D e partm e nt and the autho T'ities assig n o n e ot the distrIct phy sicians to investiga te the case. _ ( . , ,I FASCIO ARR ~~~ 9: U_It1. ( 1'll'S FIlI.;('la, fonner Ie see of the UnltPrt Stn . lJot('1 hl1llc1ing. l'. ho couvert(>d It 1111 0 n t(', m' nt, nllS Indl('t(>(1 qen:!ral c1:J~'8 81%'0, n~ tl! ~tilled 10 the Commercial, for ,10lllf ing t ho tpD('llltDt Inw. 'j'wo bench wnr~ Iltn t'" '\l'1'1~ l!M4u ("(l :tgnlnst him. oDd ~dY(,JI tC' Ul(> ~ h(·rlrr tor 51 l'r,"l ~ f'. 'l'be s heriff rUl'D('(1 tbl'ln 1I "pr tn t he pol k c, nud Wasl"lo was nTl'n~tI'd ,'o;t'\,t('J"{ln.\" . J.'n-tf'lrJ. nil h('lug urntl ~ull1y, nnd Mid be bad ] lnrnt(l to fixed • ,NEMENT - HOUSEl PROBLEM STILL U~;pJ?_r;. F..IRE .• ~ , ,'14 OJ I Corporation Co nsel Feldman has rOcelved from Attorney Carlton E. Ladd, ,,-ho rp.pre~ellt~ lhe Charity Orgalliza tlon Society, the evidence that that socicty bas gathered ('oncerning a lleg ed Imrnora..lity in tt'Tlcmcnt-houses. It consists of affidavits giving s pecific tnstancps of al1eged Plostitutlon in cer tain buildlllg~, the addresses an d owners of whldl arc stilted. The charges affect se\"en or eight tenements. The Corporation Counse-t of la te has been busy with other cHy bus iness. He suys, howe \'er, that he w ill give his atItrnUoH to the cases as fioo n as possible. He will proceed tlnder t.he provision of the te~~ act that Jmposes a penalty~ans ownE.·r of a tenement who permits his property to be used f01" Imrnoral purposes. If a judgntent Ig obtained, the law says, it becomes u lien on the property and unles s it Is paid the city may sell the p r o perty to satisty the judgmen t. FELL TOTHE FLOOR DEAD. f Nathan leI Garriso n, a Carpente r, Expires Suddenly Wh~e at Work. lti( .,.q - 1t d N athaniel . arrison, a. ca rpenter tn the employ of L. C. Robbins of 184 South Pa.rk aven u e, di~ s uddenly s hortly after 10 o'clock this morning. Wi th a number ot other men, Ga rrl.500 was wor king on a building In c ourse of e r ection at 3[i7 J.\iarllla s tree t, w hen he' suddenly ·fell to th e floor ot the bulJding, and when workmen reached his side he was de~d. Death, It Is though t, was due to apopl exy Garrison wa s 76 years old, a widowfr a nd Jived at 435 B aileoy avenue. :\led kal Examine r Danser was nol1fl:d Elnd turned the ca.se over to a d lsI trlc t physician of t he H~ DAoQ&.I;.t.me nt. w ho took c harge 0 case. -_____...... I �what Tennys on bas called "the LIVES UPSTAIRS? w a rr en~ ~ L D MAN URGED TO At \~ AGAINST TENEMENTS of tbe poor." Tbe provisions for 'enforcem ent of th e t e ne m e nt- house law a r e so d ras tic that they a r e s tartl ing. The p rovis io n Question put in a Delaware Is express and pla in that ever y building cons t r ucted as a t enem en t-house, Avenue Home by a Tene01' a lte r ed In to a tene m en t-house after t h e passage of th is law, must have a ment Dweller. certi fi ca te f ro m tbe board of b ealth l hat it confor m s fully to th e law. If IN THE TENEMENTS. t he b uilding h as n o s uch certificate no Alleged te nant need pal' r en t . and the land lord ?J- I?o,,,j- NG L I GHT IN DAR K PLACE S ca nnot pu t h i m out ; t h e city is not a l-. lo wed to f urni s h wat e r i n t h e b uilding 1 ~-- 19. ' _ _ _..., ___..., IN BUFFALO-T H E QU ESTION IN un til it b as su c h a certi tlca te; and th e A N UTSH E LL. b oard of h eal t h is req uired to vacale The Char it y Organization Society p ersons, a ccOmpanying It with a sugt he premises a s u nfit for huma n h abltaseems determined to keep up its wa rA year or 50 a go a li t Ue Tta li a n Child t ion. 1\1oreove1', every owne r, agent. tare upon the ten ement house evil. Ye9- gestion tha t the Corporati on Coune I ....·8S In one of t he b eautiful h omes on archi tec t, builder, contr actor or fore- tcrday It renew e d i ts attac k by placing' p roceed aga inst toe owners of ,b buildings. This can be do ne under • Delaware avenue posing for a p icture. man w h o violates any provIs ion of this In the hands of Corporation Cou nse l provis ion ot t be new tenement how.: .Afte r s h e became acc u stomed to the ele- law is liab le to fine or impriso nlnen t Feldman a mass of evidence r elat ing law, which ma kes owners liable to • .ra nce a r ound her s h e said in an a w e ~ and t o a contin ui ng fine of $10 every to houses of this character In certain fi ne ot $1,000 tor r enting property io at r uck voice, " ' Vho live s upstai r s?" H e r day th e v iolation continues. T here is streets contiguous to the water front , d tsord er ly persons. I n cases ot convt CommerCial, Peacock and tlon, a lie n lies u pon the property un~i mind bad co mpre h end ed the fac t t hat a lso a fine of $10 fo r encumbering a notably Canal streets. This evidence 13 vo lu -8 ne family own ed a ll th e r ooms do wn - fi r e -escape in a n y way, and of $50 if m inous In the numbe r ot type written the fi ne Is paid. Such proceedings must condu cted In the na me o! the Heallh . t.alrs, but more tha n this was beyond th.e 0\\ ner fa lls to r egi ster his ten ement pages which are employed in the t elling be D epa rtment. b e lief . P ossibly s h e came fr om a no- w tt h t1,e board of h ealt h . as well as In the number and characCorpo ra tion Counsel F eldman wI!! to r lous t en em e nt-hou se on L loyd I It h as become gen er a ll y unde r stood ter of the pOints covered. It was col- ta ke up this evidence a nd go through IItree t , in w bich to day fou r f am ilies are t h at th e condition even of its poo rest lected largely by t he detectives, some It caretully a t the earliest oppo rlunlty. living in o ne room fourteen by t we nty is a ma tter of COln inon con cern to the elgbt i n number, employed by th e so- Just when. he cannot now say. 81i at p r esent he and his a ss istants are sorely feet. whi ch Is s m a ll er probab ly th a n th e w h o le city, n ot only for r easons of hu- ciety tor t his purpose. presenting this eVid en ce , th e Cha r- taxe d wltb lhe bus lne"" before them smallest room w hi ch she saw o n D el- Inan lty, but for r eason s of pu blic h eal th ItyInOrganization Society brin gs fo r ward a wa re a ,~e nu e. In thi s sam e te n e m ent- a n d safety. The d welle rs i n the t en e- p r ominently the tact that a majo r ity It Is p robab le, also. th a t he will hav; h o use. a s the I'e po rt o f th e Ch a rit y 0 1'- me n ts help to m a k e o ur la ws, and too of the t enement houses on the s treets a co nference with H ealth ~mmlSSloner ~ent thIs subject Hill! , '1: can lzatlo n S,gcie l y to th e h ea lth M - oft en h el p t o break them. We must m entioned are oocupled by disorderly la sf Ap ril showed. th e cella r und er sta nd t ha t we a r e o ur b ro th er s' w ith ,~' oo d , th e g~rret was k eepe r s, an d t h a t we can not h a,'e dewith ex celSIOr an d sha,' in ?,s, ~n~ cen t A m e ri ca n citizens in buil d ings fit .. ...... !.... ....... ....... .. .. ..........~ ..y................... door to the fi l'e -escape "as ~a fl ed. o nl y f or r ats and ('ats. To m ake deExpress a rti s t h as t a k en p~ c tu~es cen t c itize n s y ou mus t h ave dece nt n ' ... .. ,........................ ., ............"Iii ..... ". .. ........... .. some of these houses. b~t Pl~tUl es h o m es F. A. can not represent them. No plcture ' - _ ___ s ho ws t he toile t accommodati o n s. for , Instan ce. pa r tl y becau se too oft e n th e r e Is none to show . In th e t wo- story frame cottage on MlIIs s tr eet in th e ---Polis h distric t, of which w e give a pic h D . U n ab Ie to ture. th er e a r e SO persons liv ing . On e H eal t e partment IS room In this house with a s m a ll alco ve I nves t igate S udden D eaths bedroom is th e h ome of a m a n and IuS . . ,~ fe w ith th r ee c hildre n a nd f ou t' Wit h pr o p ed~c r lty, \ not more than tour or five a week. YeR' terday t here were no new ('ases nor even law was passed • • . H - 1915 any suspects reported. on Ap r il 12, 1901, on r ecomm<>ndatlon of I"or a f ew day, past, the health d. H ealth Officer Goler was highly Indigthe te neme nt-house comn1iss ion, ap- pa r tme-nt hus heen in, estigutmg nIl cnses nant yesterday when he received a copy pointed by Go vernor Roosevelt. It d e- of sudden death from heart disease and of a newspaper printed at L ynn, lIa~s., fines a t ene m e nt as a house occupi ed by ot her natural causes, but the experienl'e containing an account of the retention three families \\" ho cook on th e p re mises. of tbese few days has demonstmted that ot some 'Shoemakers who went thert' U nd er t his la w in suc h h o u ses t h e r e the fea r s of Dr. Greene, that his depnrlfrom Rochester. The art1ele covered the mus t be outs ide light for every r oo m ; meu t would b@ ii bRBie to handle ~u('h entire first page of t he paper and Ih' a water c lose t for every set of r ooms: a c:ls1els as jtedhey should be handled, were The figures a t H ope H ospital sh owed h eadlines were in type three i nc h ~ lon~. I sink on every fi oor, a nd a t least 400 c ubWC f OUD( . , th t'f . d t d The statement was made that Ihe men JC fee t of a ir space for eye ry a dul t. F o ul;' au Saturday ~athanie l " -. Ga r rison ' ano e r gra J ymg re uc Ion. yestel' ~YJ came from 0. city where there were 300 hundred c ubi c f eet in a r oo m nine fee t dropped dead ,,"bile working on a ne,~v th~ ;umbessr "f _~mdaIlPox Phatlednts belll~g cases of smallpox at present and tbll high would a llo w a space a little over hous;e Oll ~ I arilla street. The health con eu rom to It> . urmg t e ay, W 11 e six feet s q u a r e, w hich is no t too ln u ch missioner sent wo rd to Dr. llenry G. even larger reductions are promised. ~t the men had been fOl'ced'to leave the ,II)' j fo r eac h p er s on whe n we r emember th a t Bentz, the district physician, to inycs- th~ same time .the number of cases In because the Rochester s hoe facto rlf.'S he:e it cove rs li Ying , s leeping a nd eati ng tigate the ('nse. Dr. Bentz at that time pl'lvate QuarantlIle we.re reduced from 12 h ad been shut down on account oi pu rposes. B est of a ll is the f ac t tha t th e . nttendin,g to It case which he could to 8. No new quarantllle cases are being s mallpox. The article "'as wr itten In <t highlY law fo r bids a ny more of th e da rk b ed- ~~~s pOSHihly leu.-e for t",o or three hour •. permitted and this feature of the 6Itu,,rooms whi ch are r es ponsible for so Chief C lerk Schneider of the department lion . pl'onuses soon Ito be comple tely sensational mann er, the an hnu') arl!!hl~ apparently because of dlfl1culll s am m uch diseas e a nd v ice. Th er e a r e m a ny raIled up three other distt'1et physicians, elllTImated. r oom s in th e B uffa lo t enem e nt-ho u ses, but all were out attending sick patients, The da~ly bulletin showed .Sti caseS' at labor matters. The paper was evidently w hich have a bsolutely no outsi de light. and could not be located. The conse- th e hOSPItal yesterday morntng; 8 were trying to score a point In a local ,trike If the r e are more th a n e ight fa mil ies (luence was that Gnrrison's body lay for dl :::c harged during the day; 3 died; none by falsifying in oUlrageous fashion the ( tn a house th e la w r eq uires a j a nit r. severn I hour!i whe-re he died. l'ece.- ived; total 75. This is a reduptloll ROCh ester situation. By a s pecia l a m endme nt t h e teneThis i, likely to happen Her)' tillie. and of sixty patients in the last six da)'s, or D r. Goler 5nid. "hat is wpll knmrn to ment-bouse la w did n ot a pply t o B uf- it is probable that if the law is construed an ave rage reduction of len a day in th e every man In Rochester. lhal th.re bn~ f a lo u ntil J a nuary 1, 1902, th ou g h in as mandato ry in reqniring the health hospital records, While th~ ca~ es in quar· not been a -single factory 01' manula.f1ur· New York City it too k effect immedia t e - phr~irians to inYcstig-ate ~u('h ('us es, ~bc ~ntlne 11ave ~een redu ced froUl .15 t o g ing estaplishment closed nor pubJic Inly u po n its pa ssage in April. The law common council will be asked to appomt 111 th e same tune. s titution closed because of ~mal h>ox :'It The health a.uthorities are hopeful th 3.t any time. The attack was the mort U•1• has b ee n a succe ss in New Yo rk. The nn extra physician ill the health dcpal't T amma ny r.rim es, f o r in st~n ce, sa~s: mCllt. or that the Inw be amended 1"-0 as in two weeks more the announcement t alt·. too. In .-Iel\' of lite faei. lhal i~. "The t en e ment-ho u se la w IS prOVIng to gh' e the rne-dical examiners uuthOl'ity to can be made Officially thll.t smallpox has loca l autborities ha\'e obtained comple ...e more effective a s a D e moc r a tic vo te get- investigate nIl fiuuuen deaths. bee n wiped out in Roche5tel' and t he c ity contl'ol or the situation and have 'hart ff)r t er than a l most a ny m easur e ev er plac- I __ can get a clean bill of health. weeks, very few n'EW r'Rses coming to ed on th e dtat ute books. " L a st D ecem~ It was announ ced ye sterday t h at tM the hospital. It is now only a. Question ber th e New Yo r k H er a ld said; "Nevel' n e w Munic ipal Hospiial would be COIn- of discharging the patient!'; in the hOSPIbefore in t he history of ~he city has pie led and r eady for occ upancy promptly tal and closing up the institution. . The article In the L)-nn paper Is ani) such a c tivl ty been e VInced In tenementon Februn.ry 1. After that date all new h ou s e d ealing as wi t hin t h e last two sm:lIlpox cases will be taleen to this h v~ - a. sample of the work that hus been d~~~ m onths, an d th er e Is no cessation of it plta l a nd Hope Hospital will be clos-.d to the dplriment of Roch estpr in 0 v. at t be present ti m e." The H erald quo tes a s soon as possible thereafter, although ci liee. through the. selfi~hness ,.0r nel\· ~CJ;e various ow ner s a nd rea l-es t ::,-te men to n o old cases will b e transfe rred from .o~ ~ paperR in those citJes. \\ ho lr) to , the e!recl t h a t th is Is due clltefiy to t he ho"pital to th e o t her. Th ~ city officia,. a local point by libeling Roche,ler. -' ben efi cia l e ffects of t h e ten ement-h ouse CHOS ~ N Hre beginning t o hope that it may no.t will b€' only a few days now, howevflri law. '1~he H e rald co ntinues " t hese bulldb ..., necessary to u~e th e new hospita l at when the newS can be ~ent brOil~caSn Ings bri ng be tter r ent t ha n otbers be• a ll a.nd th a t no new cases III be tounrl that Roche~ter is entirely free ~;, ca u se p eople are will ing to pay more 1 at< 'Lv/ d ~ In thp city oat th e end of ten days. 'J'ltP. ~mallpox and the last excuse fO~v:} for b e t t er living conditions. l\fany of _< \' er a g e of new cases now i~ very slll'l'1 damaging statements will be rem . t hese h ouses h a ve been entirely rented at g ood fig ures before t hei r construc- [SPECl.IT. n;[>:Gn."[ TO ~'IlI; E~Qt:mEn.1 NE - tlon was ever w ell under wa y. " In Buf\Vashlngton, Jon . 26.- Surgeon-Gen-' NOT FOR HIM , SAYS GBEE f a lo, as In New York, tb e la w h as natur- eral ' Vyman of th e Marine Hospital 0 all y bee n more popula r w it h tenants COM MI SSIONER INCLI NED NOT T Service returned to \\~asblngton late ' ~DE DEA'r H CA SE; ~ than with th e ow n er~. last week and said this morning to Tlte l""h ifE uU LJ •N 2 1'1 CJ ' f I D! . 7- It Miss Re m in gto n' s h ouse on the cor- Enquire I'; " \ Ve Itave not Yet declded f R b t O;ckin son's Li a asS n er of Canal and Erie stree ts, w h ich upon the personnel of the Commi~slon Aftel' con s tder ln the propos ioan, 0 I 0 er igo t 0 B u" ff I0 t i t :t examineI', Dr. J o hn D. H owland, deputy cn 1 d in a befo r e sh~ t ook pos,ess Ion con l al'ned w h Ic h s to 0 se ec t h at all sud den deathme s trom Bo dy W as Fun 0 over 100 f'lml ll es. now has nnly 40 fam- 3ite tor the M llrlne HO'J)jt~1 there . The t I h Id b I t1 t ed urn causes s o u e nves ga Squalid Hut . Illes, and lhet'e are bt'oad, light halls. subJe. ct \\'111, ll~\\'e et·. be taken Iup Im- na by the heal th depa r tment, H ealt h comt modern plumbing and a sink in every mediately, nnd ] expect lhtt t le gi n - missione r Gree ne Is inclined to disagree. ~ to. V u ~et of 1'0qms. T he altera ti ons cost her .. ~~~e'~ln'~~ ~~:l~~dc~~~o;:\\~ ~a~,~~m 5- He 'believes it is the intent of t h e In.\~ Rouert Dlckln&Z~ Go le:~ reddum~ $3.000. It is now th e great desire of th e - . . _ that the medical examiners shall Inves found dead In his hu t Do t Iman lIen n or . Italians t o have t heir hou ses ';like 1\lis s ttgate all sudden deaths. whethe r nn t - street la~[ night b)' psa:t~Jon DICkinIOn R in g ton 'S" and t h ey ask continually ural or by violence. to the end that an y t he Loulslnna Street ,a. ~nd (or tWO em . crime that sllall may hbe avediscovered caused Buch ' nd we bOuSI?d botb of her and or. the a g ents o.. t th e n,,, .. ... ,, ... ,, ... ........ .:; ................................... den death ands ur de-- hod ~ beetl drinking hea\Jh 1'0 u i h days had not bee n seen a something ha S Ch a rit y Ol"gan~zatlon oc et.Y w e~ W I' por ted to the Dis,U'Jct At ~rn e,y. d the neighbors. fearing n Dotlflf'd their houses wl ll be made rIght tou. Howe\"e l' Dr Greene does no t pret end an '1 h the old mB , Miss Re mi n g ton fi nds, by th e way. that ................... ............. ..... ..... ......... ............... to be an au'tho;lty on t he law and before ~~~c1l0~~~~gan" O~l the be~d thert, In : h er h o use e" en w it h the e x pensive iml t.. ~ he refuses to accept th e a,dded d uties lIe forced the door acroSo1! the bf , prove m en ts, bri ngs her a n Income s u ff\- .... ...... ...... .~ ..'::.................. ....... ..... ....... ...... . that Dr. HOWland WOUhld imposel onIO~~~ sq ualid little room lYl~f Dlckln!lon'd .... . 't heAlth depRrtmen t t e comm SB was the lifeless f~m miner ]-{o""IAn r to 'Cl ent to carry 1. wtI l flsk Corpora t1 ~n Coun sel F el.9-mo.n Deputy lIed lcal ,&!,xa waS turntd ovth:uTJ The health dep ar t me nt Is now ac t lve1 "lit (' ,' , . G' f for a n oftlclal opin ion. " notified and ,he case t and Drc~~ln ly e nfor cing t he law . a nd It looks as if . IOllm de . 0 _ . . , the Health Departh'e~a'g~. lie....by spring t b e poor of B u ffalo w ill haye Burt ff' \·.l urgp. le all n ment.of - - ' "TEON EOM ENT I N F RM ATIO N . w".aa"s ~~~~oedaltgo~ofs.m. -'-_- who les01ne, decent ho m es. A s Dean ~ :-: a 01 P~YtHCla l.1S, to mnl\(~ .d.nll r ' ___ ~ ,..,tf- ~ Hodges of Cam bridge bas said, it Is mspcc tlon of the saUltal'y cOllthtlOIl? H' ItO it ,!, hnd w e ll to h'n e iron fire -escapes but it is 01 the llnbllc sc hools and an appro- It prlnte-d blnnlcplepnre(, whlC'h. wben r~ i mpo tont to ba,~e ~ora l ftre- priatlon of ::!!:/JOO to r salnrJes and tilled Ill. 10 ta 'lulRte trn(>ml"nl hnus \' IUfO., mo r . 'n exp{:uses wuttou. Copita nre to be Uluill'd to eve )4Illca,pes . a nd these often a r e lacki ng l ' ~ ,tenement bD\JS~ owner 10 the ('1ty. I Char ity Organizati on Society SUbmits Volumin_ ou s Roll of Evidence Touching on Violations of Tenement House Laws, r' ~ r ~ ~ AN IN JUST ICE. MBER OF SMALLPOX CASES BEDUCED bo;~~e~:~ement_house OnIy 75 Patients at Hope Hos-I pi tal, a Reductio n of Sixty Cases in Six Da ys--The New Hospital Ready feb ruary 1. I 4 fmHOSPITAL SITE f SOON TO BE -. n H WAS DUE DEAT TO ALCOHOLlSM,I F / 9ft �............................ • ·r' HO 'IS TO BLAME F OR T HIS NEGLECT? . . . . . . .?e:l ....................... r I U<'U I D~ 'VACCiNATION. . ·. · . . . . f PHYSICIAN CONVICTED h,~v_ /~ho is to Blame ? ~IAN dips sudde nly In Buftal0, hIs body lit's ~CVf?'n ho urs w ithout A BU YI NG WATERPILTER S. ' '1'1", Hutralo. Roc hes ter & Pitts burg 1 n~ awa rded l'ontracts to a Buffalo fil'm foJ' thp e rf'(' tl on of water purifying plan t~ a t P unx~utawn e y. Clarion Junc tion, a nd (.fi P Ol h pJ' point n ot des ignated. To onf' not tu lly a<-quill nted with t he Rituatlon the di mc\J.ltI(~!i 3 rl ~ lng trom Impure wa· tt'l' fOI' lo(:o moliYe c onsump t ion Q.rp n o t 1'~:lIllly (.' om prE' hp nded. They are o f a !OH:"rlou~ and e xptmslve character, how· 1f7: attention. \\' ho i!o! t o blalllt,'? 1.'hr i.\Tf'd l('al Rxamlnel: pOi nts to the HN1Jth Depar tment. the lT~n lth Depnrtnwnt po ints to the ~rcL1h~nl I<;x,l mlnrr. t he C. O. S. poi nts to Prosecution Presented Con= c1usiv~ Case of Assault. bO lh. l1 C'rp n rr Th~ ~01J1E" llpalt h fncts : m,·. h"" e Ight dlstrl,' t phY'I~I '\1" ... .............. 8 Tl..I t a l salarl C'A. DeC'f"J1l1.>l"r .. ................. J . . . . . . oa • • . . . . . . . . . $!!6;iJ~3 Total ('n ll:::- In DE"t't.>fl1ber .. ...... .... ... ..... ... ............. .. . 119 J\ \"f'nlgf' pay pC' r ('all .... ... .. .•.. . . . •... •.. ,' .. ... ... ..... ..... $2.22 T wo JlhYRll'lan~ (Hom eopathic ) rE"('(>I\'('\l In 1)f'(~t' lIlb£' l' • .... , .. . . $33.33 T o tal ,'a ll" (by ono ) .......... ................. , .. ........ ,...... G ';\ \"cl'ngt,' pa:r per ('n il.. . ......... . . . .......... .. .. .... . .. .. . . ... . $(;.56 It was Shown that Dr. Willillm W. Sanford Forced His Way Into Home of Mrs. Durkee. t'v£"r. and hp<l \' ¥ o utlays tl'ouble~ ('a n c on~hh'l'J.ble de gref> . If thp On(' ph ysl('Inn ha~ tn I90:!, c3 11~...... ......... . . ..... .. .... ...... ~ ~.11arl~ tor yea r . .. ....... . .• ... ••....•... •. ..•.• • ..... '" .\ .... .. $200.00 Anrngl' pay P~l' r'a ll .. ....... .. ... .... . . . .... ........... .... .... $66.66 ~ZULEIKA T HE Ql'E;;TION IS : .\re r11~trlct ph",lda n, "" bu.~- th ot a dei,,1 hotly n",.t lie ~e \'pn ho ue's without attention? V· ~ Medical Examiner Danser and cet hat ,·Uft'·3 te. 'rhen.loo. the statemen t t l.H.' physlt'llll1Fr a re und: rpa~dfO.~r?e.:'3 . . G e not 51"'('111 to b" born~ ou t h, t h Hea Ith COmnliSSIOner reen A FPalch o C the records today dlsclO"",d pe('ullarJy Interesting tulng:,. are the dlstl'l cts. the physIcIans and the at Loggerheads as to Respons 'l- Nils. FIRST DI>TRIC'T-In cludlng wIth In bility for the Seven-Hour Wait lfoot o f ChIcago Stroet. Hambu rg ·n nal. S{'ne('a Street, Clin ton Stref"t nn d to ('tt:r line. Dr. N. L. B urnha m . of Body of Garr'lson , as Well Raln r" $500 :. o lllee No. 4i Franklin Slrf'N. OutRIde dlstr lcl ca ses In ves tla...c:: Other Cases- Some D'IS- ~a tpd n nc1 !* lrk cn 119. tpn. D U_TRICT-Mlr hlgan to ' l es of D'I~Flllm~l'; Park\\a)', to Genesee. to Sen closures as toSalar Strn't. Dr. D. C. Greene. $400; No. M.tn street. OutsIde d IstrIct ca,,". trict Physicians. an d ra lls. thIrty. T HIRD DISTRICT C' hleago to Ma l'!. t ASS5Ult Conal. ted in Forclng M rs. Durkee AgaIn at the Wall-Judge Censures Healt h Board. ~o m e Dr. William ,,- SanCord ot 121 Eas t avenue, one of t h'" va.cclnntton physicIans em ployed by the health board. was convicted tn police ('ourt t o·da}~ ot 118sault In the thIrd dpgree on :-Irg, Anno. - M EI)f(' AL Exam Ine r thilt suddt'll dpll It \'t·~ttgau J by In court s ubstantially 1\8 they ha\'e been gIven In The 1:'nlon. The Durkee Ca mlly Is hIghly rP"1lectable. a nd all the mem- ot }ll\l'lm, It It have been vaccinated one nr every tfme she heard o r wh(l~t" a case oC smallpox. Dr. San Cord called at her home on January 3d. Ju.t anor h. had called a t the hOUR. next door. and which wae u ndpr qua.ranUne. Sh~ nr. I I ~he had nonl> horoelf. but told t he doctor .he could l!l \"p~tl~at f' tl by hllll utIlee. H~rt' I~ thp. !i\t'('tlon u( th e ch:trter nnu ot the D.'l'arlment of Ilt'lJ~11 of tht> CIty ur Buffalo, \\ hich gO\'tH ll~ tilt> (·n. ... l· in qu P llun. "·Ia·ut"v. r 0. Jwrmlt tor hurial 1~ np~ pU.t! for itl (.tet" or e'"lth w ithout th(' .l·· ,t-m.J llnCI· lit a IJh) !oIkhll, or It b( Impr)~'" hi,' tu obtain a. l1hl~il·lnll·~ l·C'rtltl(·utl. It !lh til hi thf' {Juty or thl' (:itl' physician In ~ hm' .. district tht' dl81h ol'curud to In~ \ t ti~.llo tht' ('lU~t lind cirrumCllanCt"s nt sui'll UI nth. to ma.k'· ilnd ~lgl~ th( Cf,r ttll('<lIt· rt"quln.1 hr os' {'linn 3~ (/1 lhl~ (hUlt~ get on~ trom D r . ,,"nodruff. a woman ph"lohn. wh o I. thplr family doctor. lIr. Durkee .alt! that Dr !;anforti trl<>ti to torcp hI. way In and that In doIng so be forced her agaln~ the wall. H1"T son, who Is 17 )<'eal sot age, come to hlA moth er'A aFslqtance .and the doctor after threatenI ng to hO\'e thp family quarantined WE'nt awar. A tew hours latpr !',~i ~11~~lIl~~~II:I~:Ct~t ~!~~. t~dchadf'~'~h~hht. (~~~~t'ti PClO and t hat nI ght Dr. Santord ra ll Pd at the hOU8P-, \"'a~ phown thp vA,('cinatton cer ttftrate5, telephonf'fl thp board of I I wa rrn nteil G RO TTO. .. D PROPHETS WILL GIVE THEIR ANN~AL BALL'hd' f QlM ' ~7- ( 7 c.,j Zulelka Grotto. N ~ 10. Mystic Order of VeiJe d Prophets o r the Encbantpr] Henlm hns issued invitations to the filth a ;mual Grotto ball. to be given at C b tb 1 f F 1 t he E lltcott lu on e even ng 0 r day. F e bruary 20th. The orchestra w hI ch has provIded m usIc for the last two a nnual balls has been secured for th e occasion. a nd a n a. rrangements have bee n made with the view to making thIs year's ball the socIal s uccess whIch those ot prevIous years ha\'e been. Supper wHI be served a In carte un ... • der l~e new manage ment ot the E lIlcott Club. The In\'ltatlon anel tlckct commIttee Is composed ot LouIs P. Adoll'r. Jr .. chairman; FrederIck A. Buscl). Henry G. Falke. J. George N ussbaumer and Clark H . Hammond. Following a re the o t her commlttees: Executl\'e commIttee-LouIs P. A doll'r. Jr.. chairman; Frederick ~. B usch, Hon ry G. Falke. J. George ~ussba~m- to T ~ J·rn('EI'. to Erie StreE."t. Dr. A . W. Buvll ... $400. No. 59~ SprIng Streot. Ou t~ld(> dlstriC't cases 3 nd l'alJs, twe nty~ 01l~61' RTH D ISTRI C' T-Eagle to Geno!;P~ to \V nl drn: to J efte- J'ro---.ol1 S treet. DI' ~!. K. Do Groat. $450: No, 492 """Ha m Etree'. ("'a.Sfl'~ un o ('a lis, thirty. , F IFTH DISTRIC'T- )fa ln to city er . Clark H . Hammond. Grover W. lin," to Walelen. to Genesee Street. Dr, W ende John V\. ~'Isher, Albert T. LyHenrv G , Bl ntz. $4()(l; No. 894 MIchIgan tie C I~ren ce E. Bu.hnell a nd George I Stl' Pl C"nsps .:lna (,A. ll~, si x . , ~ IXTH D lf1TRiC'T-Hudson to VIr- W. Voss. gl~i~ to Jetl' ;r ~n. to H a mb u !'~ C ana F loor cOl!lmHtee-Charles Diebold, Jr., to T~rro ce. Dr, "'llllam Hoddick. $400. chaIrman ; WIlliam J. Porter. Alonzo G. ~n. 618 )1nin Street. cases o.nd calls•• HIn kley. Alber t W. Dold. Alfred J. RUS; n lnPtf'('n. sell. Cyrus L. Barber. Charles Dennl' 8EY!'::"fTH DTSTRIC' T- Hud~nn 10 C harles H. Lamy. WillIam A. Kendall. Cottage. to VIrgInIa. to M a In. to ScaJa- Frank J. Eberle. Alexander It. CurrIe. q uarla Crppk. to h a rbor. Dr. E. C' .. D L Hamill John Alfred King. FredWallul'r. $400 ; Nn. 496 Porter Avenue; e ~ld~ S. C'as;. Albert Thompson, Itay case A n nn C..l]}8. none. H 1 St ley El CurE:IG'HTII DISTRICT-All pa rt. of Sta.nley. E. E. a. a n, an . I ~5 tl' 'Varel west o f MaIn !;tree t. Dr. tin. "'-Illiam F. McGlashan and Harr J A lIorrm('Yf"r. $:!50, No. :"0 ..\mb e rs t so n G. Sells. Street. ('a~E'~ nnd ('ul1N, t hree. Reception committee _ Charl! s W. Other phYPllclnns wh o atten d C'al~ on I l\f a nn, c halrmnn; Erastus C. l\..night. r Jty cn~pq a rE": Etlward K . Emery, R. I<.enneth BickEaBt !;Icl<> Ilomeopathle. D r . E. G. ford. Henry " '. Brendel. Edwa.rd E. Bodenbelldpr. S~OO. No, 1038 Fillmore <.'o:J.tsworth. V,illla m H. DanIel •. A\"pnue' (' :lse~ nn d ra lls. 6. h G ~ Fox Ed'Vest 'std~ Homeopath ic, Dr. G. R " Ch ..u lcs F. Dis oP ... T£>orge S' Rt' 1 y EHp 'lI'ns $"00 Xo !Wl LinWOOd A"enue; ga.r B. Jpwctt. \tllJlam... Sf;" a. • ~a~~~ n~ld - ('l'; l1~q . ~on\ Fran}" .\. Abbott. Geo~ge D uchsChe l'e r: There aI'€' Aome police (,3 J1~ which a r e- David II. Desbecker. "Illiam H. Hotch h P om <'P. D r . kls~. C h~l'lcs ,"\~ C s hman Tho mas not rf»C"ordNl n t e oor \'\ . U 'S Stearns, :l('co rdl n g to thts record. haR Penney, George C linton, 'Vlllinm . . h a d but thrpe poo r (, Rses in ~he la8t G r a ttan , John 1-1. Pri ce. Du:'.10ntc _\. I twelv(lt month~. H e receh' es S.. OO, a nd '\"1 i tl g " ....a Jt er p. G r een e, 'Vesle y C . nt tht~, rat~6 ~~q Rte-'~lfi~O[ poor cu lls last DU~l('~~, ' De Lancey iCUlikine, John J(. y~~r \ ~s $ t" h . th 'cUr- nhY!:Iirtan!=l Patton, John Jarvis a.ud Frank I. Wh, no dl ~ I\ ~ F eo I ne l" H sn ld n DOl'r aid thp Mf' {,cl •... xllm. < . Ph'I' , r F e nnelly nlpmhel' ot the r h n l'lty Organiza tion l'Iuslc committee11P . .. . • ftoctpty todns. "Ou r nqE' nt.!! re-port to c hairman; G. J. Adolff, J. / , e,\ton us tha t it Is ,'pry hnrd to find A (' Ity Means, Frede rick C. Mohr, ='lapo}eon JlhY!'lil~ln n on a poo r call. Th e dorto rs hlycrfi, Joh n F. K.och. A. E. I-I ubbard usutlll:r Rf'n rl n rounil s tud ents or t h e Ir a.nd "'alter \V. LO'1.' er. asslstnnt1ll." d Press committee-Frank "\-'-. Hln ld ey, Thpo vita l f"lu(,Rtl on a~ It now ~tnn ~ ~ P "B ns kill Char les Y. let who Rhall Invp~tlgn tp cRses ot Rudhfleln Cllall'maF~: ~r~;, B l~:ndel a'nd Frank 1. deat h n nd t o w h os E' o ffice a r e po rt sa L nt1~ch, lun . hp made. Dr. GrE'ene Is Inc lined to be· 'l'anner. ]leove the- propf'r place Is the l\1edicn l ... _._ .... ~....... :l4llCt 1..7 Exn m l np r 's olllcp. w hite D r. D a n.er Cattle In&pectiJJ.' /q·d thlnkcc thAt th(" r ity ph y$ictnn ~ a nd th~ Hpnlth Departme nt CQuid w en do t h e AIM. Smit h o1'1'en u n pl'eu mhl(' an d rf'SOwork. 1I.f Nln w hi1 (1t It Ipc h a rd to fin rl a hHitHl, \\hl(' h Wt're a dopted, disn l,pl'onl11{ ci ty phy!'\l ('lnn nnd thE' "hforgue says e.f thu bill nnw before th ~ Lf'gil"laturc tho mntt("r will hp n ttE"nd e d to." t t I I II to 'In,· (It lh{> (·uron ... l'~ uf thl~ ('QUill), (III' Inv, :-;Ugnllnn nnd r('lHl!"t " Tn th." (;;}nl~on "oHh' it wn~ Rt,:\'(',l h"UI'~ IJptOI't~ Dr. ~ . l ... Burnham ;11'" rln"d II) l~~ut' ;l J-wl'Inlt to r burl:tl. Tiw l l "dlC':tl Exal11lrwr'~ om,·,· ~11H 1 lhl' :'.1orgut· Wl'n' Ilotlfit'd hy the ~Oll of th .. ll'-':ld nhll1, hut thl'l'e W~I~ no r('~f'on~t' Thl!>; par,tgnt)Jh appr-al'pd in l h ~ Su n Ol" rt1 Jwr!ol. f 111 ufl"r ('1111 wa!'! ~"111 to thl :\lol'$:llI' t" Patrolmnn Boyl l an+l flll11'rF bUI all IIi, "atl~J.H·t1lm lh al thl} !-Ion l'uuld nhtalll wa ~ tlt.lt .. tllt~ mall l'l" wfluld he allt'nd, +I ItI." .'\t fa I • ..:rfl wn 'i,,'!>Opt-ratl' b~~ (hI' Inn.~ r11·I,lY and dl'II'rmllwd tha t :,\11'. <... n rrbOl1 ~ hot,l\' ,."Iwuhl IInl rf"mnin all night tin till' }tAr"t flour (If Ih(' ('Ollt an,1 barrt'n hqu:-OI·. tl1f' flMI 11 uk m~ttf"l'ti luto ht~ own h,llHl-t anti had tilt' r"maills J'(' nl oVI- d III his hutnlJ at xo. I~ H;dl,·\' ~ \vr·nUt·. Now It RN'mfot tha t !l ll lps! t he 1\fNlIC' Rl 11(,1" · ;tl'i? till" nn~\\,f'l'~ to tlw p l'ohh'll1 BXRminprA (,Olll'pnt to look nClE' r ('05((15 (I f of tIll' thn't' fltrl ('lais \\'hn .HP ('onm c lf'ff p\Hldrn (l (1n t11 . or AI'+:' C'om pf'lI ed to bv a n with thl" p andllng or '"'lh.:h ('I ~ s as th"lt nmf'n<l mpnt to the l1T('sf> nt Chn rtf'r. pthe-r(' will un dnubt "'dl .... b(" mAny Ins lan c ! In of (~nrI'lSOIl. tht- f uture PX mplnrv (If one which OC· " The case belongs to t he Health ('ll rrPfl las t wf'E'k Tt fleems nt t hl$t tlm(' Ow on lv WAy out (I f th E' dlffi("ultv Comm issioner's o tlic e," says MedlCa l thnt will b E' t o hny" th,. ("o mmon CO tln('11 Examiner Danse r. " The Health De),aI'tment is held dp~"rna t (' n Apc·c lal nl1Y~ldnn to l OO ~ [lf~ trr 'At he~,:ro t"nse~ ~Jl(1 10 hr go,"(' rn~c1 b) the> on a techuicnlity In the ordInance. Ttlh (It the TTNllth D epnrtm E' nt unl('~R OUl' physIcians s ho uld .Imply look thf' (lla trirt phy~1r18n ~ o r th E' l\'fi"'dlcul jnto the cnse a nd report to the Med- E x a miners fi r f" mode t~ work. 1'1'(1'1' Ihl' {'.I!-if the hou!lP W91=J placed undlor quarantlnp j ( ;n Ol'dlnaJll~ and those of the children who wpnt to ·1 S~lt ur d,lY Wl \'~ th.1 l llip cl~r phl",.. i pooHy p:ti d and tllal It I~ hart! tu t\nd n 1,hy~Icii.ln In hl~ office at nll hUUI'f4 or tht." day. lIe dnl's not. bt:~ 1I~\"t~ thal ~l1t.lu"n tleathg shnulll be In- ot the farnn;5t had bppn \·Rcclnated. health anrl the quaranti np wa~ l"(:omovE"fI. Thp following day t hp quarantlnp wa... again put on an d TPmalnpr] ~vpral days before It ''',a~ rpmoved . Mrs. Durkfl'P's 80n lTorlon anc.] hf"r husban d t(>-CItifh"fl. aft'!'r whkh Dr. San~ ford wen t on lh." slanc1. Hp said that ~ ('amp hpr,:ro frorr: P~nn Yar.. In Novem- last Ia'n~ al" and .he saId the}' had, Th.n tht' docto r school wprj:! at thp. ~choo1. b')(ly J1 uhllC !'Jt'nt1nlt'Jll. , that she refuSed to let h Im enter_ He demanded to know w heth.r all the mpmwanted to F~P the cprtiticates. a.nd ~h~ said thore ot thp ('hlhiren who worked were at the pln('e~ \\ hE'.t'E" th.;ay workpd, as was requIred h:r thp health board, l\fl'If'~s \\aitt'u s(I\'t"n hours on a cold. bar\: Hoor. before (I rt"l, re~ tJltuttyp of th t.. Ht'alth Dep;trtment or :\ l'-u lc~l E x· .Imlners· OfO('l' :1111'E'ul'ed, has a r o u.s ~J sal\~ him corne from that hous~ and $h !" was so !rtghtfn~d ot C'atC'hlng :'i=mn~lpox bers Jlhy~ldaJl~ tlOll or Il ~.llth {',.mmI18 Gr,,"~. Til,· publicity gl\ en the- ('a~~ of :'\ .1. th~ lnit>l Garrl~on Ilf X IL 3i8 )lnrilla S tr~et. more times. :.Irs. lJurkee etated on the wltnes"tan~ to-day thnt _he ~ot \'&0cinated nearly nt'l t:: 1l~;; The f ac ts In t he C8.!~ were brough t out bers I ~ECO:"f D Durkee, or 4 Short ~ treet. Judgmen t was suspended. h.nd the ('ourt took oc,.('nslon to censure the hea lth board Cor thell' actIon In the matter. 1 I an~' be a bated, to any 'Y. 3 \ ~. . r last nnd a. tew dayS later wa.s RP• :;alnted a \'acclnatlon physlelan, III. uty was to viSIt hou~(,-9 fJ'om wh ic h {'a~ had been rr'moved nnd whtlp thpy were undpr quarantine and to vIsit thp t'l'quldng rurll1(,l' In ~p('l'tirJ n or l11'a ~u ~ hr;useA on adjOining premlsP, to ~pp. tha.t t1~ hrnught I nto the State (ar <lain o r they "'ere vaccInated. H e clalmpd that h l'ndiIlA' 11l1J'pos('s. . ~IIS action at t he Durkpf' house was tn 1\11'. Smi th cfHHt.:nus lh a t the- pa~ ~n~(' ( Ir I r ne wIth hIs rluty. He felt that the Ilw !HW would lll'nC'tically kill l~utTalo·.s arntly should haw' lhflo ('C'rUftc&tes there I I 1 dl J!: snpvil('s la rge (" attl~ bll~ 11('~S. nC'lI n T' . so that they could bp Rhown to h Im llf all IIr tlw l'!;l:;lf'\"n Statf'~" Ntn('t~'-li\t' ge o/Ud ("had."y found th. doctor guilty 1"1 1'1' ('{'n l. or th p ('a ltl~ hrough t Into t~11 9 PI! "sault In the thlrti degree. but .u.L'l.',t" ,':,,\ Insp t.'ctt.d a t th e Bu ffalo y n1(15 .;:) .. nded "pntenee. The court crltlcl.ed h\" n (nT~f' or t.. ig ht Go\'erll nl<.'nt in:t p<'ctthhe health drpILrtment tor quarantinIng (l~~. (t,\II1' \'f'tt'linary Eurgt una nrlrl tWtl t e house. Ical Exa mIner. The law says it sho uld inJ;IlHtu l s C'1ll1llu)'\"d by the 101":.11 Boar d eCorporation C"oun~f"1 Sutherlanrl ap- be referred to the ' Coroner.' Dr. D a n- ~ N OT MR. BRADLeY'S BILL.,." , I or ,lit-all h " ., I: ared for Dr. San ford a nd H, B. ITal- ser hold s o ut because the law read. E1 t ~••, . t;\aI( q. ~ "'"""':":'UU I' ~~ !-Ilf'm {"Qt l1 e insppcllon. sa id or m n9. ~. E' of your pY.pe~ you , I~~ and K O. GIbbs ror t he prosecution. ICoroner, I " says Dr. Greene, Health ' fro Sm ith, "is n" t ('xcr li ('d a t nn)" 11\'(" Tn }i"'rlday ~ SR~oductng n Tenement 1cit s prObable t hat action. a A'alnot the Commiss ione r . . .. tOC' k ",talill n In 1ht.· ('tlllnlry. It is suf· " Don't k now a nythIng a bout t he qu ut e mE" n'~ ll~t I wIsh you would ("or~ , y "Ill grow out ot the matter. ............................ ;................................... . case/ ' says Ove rseer ~f ~he Poor Houger~\IlI~ea~u l'(' wus Introduced by a Iil-Ient to mt'f't (.'\'('1')' requlnmcnt." Ken~o tt, under w hose I~~lrect SU ~ re e t. [h om 'Brooklyn a nd I merp)y nervIslon the city phYSICIans al e ;;:-,~~:~r It rCOpy to th~ H <:l!.!!.h D el1ill:tt., ..... h e l d · . nt thInkIng It would In~r.re" t tliem. !;.~g that you will put me right Ul ' th e mill tor. ) remaI n ",'ours truly, ./ JOHN H. BRADLEY/'" Member of A .. embly. 1st ErIe DIstrict • • AIl)any. Jun. : •• 1903. r or J.~.:.:.::.~. '-r.~.~ ....... . .... . . ......... . .. t �... ~, .... ,~ .. " ...................... . ..........I.'AN ..._.. ,.... · FBA"RS DOGHAD RABIES. ..... ··........ ···,:; .... ·3··· .... ···.. ··· ...... ·.. ·.... ···.. ·..· MAY Be AE zal that bit Albert Carr died in . J)I\<JO Sl UO\<JXL1. 1M OF RABIES Pound Yesterday. -" '~Ot:XG ~IA !V BITTE.S n v... YOl NG ~IAN IS '1'0 B E SENT TO I·hl, ll'~II Iltlf"l't:k " :11111('1'1'11('1', l l' 4:·ur .... " Ynnrlf"l"' k l'l'. li t wi :\0. t .! r.('or " ' iI1i';m ~ tl'(''' 1 F OR PREVENTIVE .".1 ""I,I"lIly at I :a" 1I'l'!v"k I h is ",ornln;:' 'rREATMENT , ..j. <) ........ ,v Jvt-. ,~ 7 _I qI vA '";,; I lll' IIIIII'd ':l 1 111(' \·\ .l m(·a""· llll'l"'"()\"W ' 111(1 11h f".' lU" 1III'I ('I'I"' I'I"'to Ilni l it('l liNi II 'lllll NE\V YORK DOG TO C031E T O llE ..\L'rH . E P ART.'lotlE".~,'T F OR To _ " , '""' '" A>"," c.~, , •• 0' ,:,1:;:'"''",''''' ,,,,, "0 ."""'"'' "" ,W ; ." " ~~~~~YO~~~dO~tNtO I 1· e 4p21 Pderr y tstrdeet ID as~ ~ ........................... ::: ........... .......................-J. . . oun y es er ay. r . ' W ,\\la m G. Bissell. city ba cteriologist AN 2 8 ~ w ho made a n exa mination of t he dog' .. .................. ......................... :': .. .......... .... .. .. . '""1ft.1- 7-1 r~ j D Last Saturday Frank Carr, a young 'maa IIvln&, at No. 421 Perry Stree t, wa s blUell by a dog that has since died o.L repo rted yestlerda o Hy ealth Commissionel: Greene a fternoon that lhe a nCommissioner imal undou btedly Gree~~:s:::,d ;"ade ar- ....................... ........... .......... .. .... ..... .... .... ... .. thel ~abie8.faUHis friends to a re the fearful lest he- may a victim dreaded h)4rophobla and are advising h im to go N ew York without an hour's delay put hlm".l! u nder the Pasteur b:liiatment, Health Commissioner Greene ,_ advioed a similar course in a let ter WIIleh he wrote to Carr late yesterday r a n genib1lS fbi sen d lllg to Ncity ew York for t reatment by the D r. boy Park. bactenologl s t of the metropolis. In conneclton wi t h this case D r Greene r equested tha t the public r em inded th a t there Is a city ordinance forbid d ing dog-o,mers t o permit their afttrnoon. ?-nlma ls t o ru n a t la rge without m uz zles !+ He suggested that Carr ca ll r. ~~ ~;~w:,;i~af~h:J ite.r~o;:l1~-:;~ f or City H ,o.rutal. • "........ plans for th e ne1\' City Hos pita l wh·h are bei n . of th g prepared In th e offi cp e Burea u 0.: Bui ld ings will be r eady in a bout two weeks. 'l'h e pla ns :J.1"'e ~'eek ~iatt ge~gave untl~_::rlday If unxel~ected . I VeSllgate~ sen ce. then ran und er some steps Inter sent to the pound. It yesterday afternoon from the ........... .... \:i ................... '" ~ , "'~ · A...... ·· ···.. ............... ........................ ~lII'lII.l[a Grotto No. 10, M. C. V. P . E. Its fifth A.nnur.1 ball at on Friday evening, foll o wing ~ommit- Spac k h a d been I~eart III '. li\-in~ tim e ,(1"01l1 h eart tr oul)!e a nd y est<?rda.y mOl'l1111g compl a i neu of not f eeliu a w e ll. 0 D uring t he nft f' rnoon th e other m em b et's of t h e f8Jm i l y w ent o n a viSit to so me f ri ends a nd on th ~iI' r et urn hom e { amily u nd e r tak er . f • ,~egelt ~altld)eret .me 'I( y., "I f ' b ""naa"l @;ptrl uo en~ ~m :i: :i: chairman: Mr. William AlJ. $; l onzo G. "HInkley. Mr . - ,"I.' A M Dold, Mr. Alfred J . Russeil, L. Barbel" MI'. Cha rles Chltrles H. Lamy, :.ir. WilI - ,I, ip~~~~,,~!n, Mr.Currie. Frank Mr. .J. Eberle. D. L. 1 r. J ohn Alfred K ing. ~1r. . . T l10lnp- •• : ""-s. ,'~,1r. Alb'-.t '" S. Ca Ray Stanley. Mr. E. <J:. HasMr. Stanley E . Curtin , Mr. Will· :',': . -han Mr H ~ rrl'son 0 . ';' F . McGI _ , , . :i: .i. ol~. , . Al bp.rt Carr . 20 yea s of No. -,.... l cl'I'y S treet , who was b itten 1 d )y a og lnst Pl'ida~r. w il l be sent to New York a nd be pl ,leed undet· the cal'e of Dr. P a rke o[ the New York eallh !rtel' State t he dogHl)it Carl'.Depa he rtment. chased It until he ca,wh t It a nd notifIed th e Seve nlh 1"10 e(' int t po li ct>. An offieer took t he dog- to the P ound wh ere It died yestcloay a fternoo n. ·' 1lJ.s nd t.lli~s:ell of dog. tile .' H eallhret DCIl"rlamen sa id t he '.' died from 1 uba's cepUon Commtttee- ):lr. Ch:trleS W . .:. t reated a t th e Re Mann. chalrmnn: Mr. C. t. . .... . .. ... . ma~ ~Ir. William S. Rlselay. n~d) "J I • ~ilt P.i~tCl. :.l' J ns l tl ule. / >e ) . Ca rr 1 ......................... .................. ....... .... :r~r. \1:.~~~tld ~. ~~~~~~'e~u~b;. Mr. @;""napspanf""e~ . ~I .~pln.~u?~ smem~ ' roel~e . ~ ~rroiiqnter @;d)a~ Mllnt~ Greew:...~{l. Commlttee-~1r. ~Ir. ~.n\viit~i'I" [ ~ ill jllllOtr !lJhmt _I - fiira fi !(/ .punt!. Orr bOn '" Comtnltt~e-1Ir.Perc~ Fr~nk w"r Aiba ny, J an. 2T.-The ninety·sev,)Oth annual meeting of th e Sta te Medlcn l Society began In this cI ty t oday. Til,' president, Dr. 'Henry R. Ho\,kins 01 Buffaio. deli vered a n address 01 wei' oebiflrn. come. A r es olution was a d opted "deploring I any ~Q~ ~ rJ i tt QIl bet ~r 4Il fr: , it f relJirt wea kening of the present t enement· house laws and urgen tly re ques ting the @(funb~eits ~ mp[ t~ einel~ ~n iJU,J ~I • ' Illlil (iarr niimli"" am @; " auilgin b u/. amflag g un nod) mI!}l roeil bon au .f.laufe roeg roar fpran hI""!,"" b aUf if)n unb ... roaqrenb nad) if)m' er ertoeqrle cf) b ;; :tqimil mit tJUfien fo e.il bermod)le, lonnIe eil aoer nicf)t bon fld) trei6en @;""f' . a~ feine~ (d);a~PI~ lfor~~ r ~ul ~r f~rang I~m ~ I Legislature to permit no change. to be (iommiITiir mr o.-... 2.L ®=e hal ben I'n ffi '1 :Jl . Ii ..,........ I.J ~H. roo nhaflen ""rant r<arr bor [I''''' cI'lt'rt' 1.,. U ~ u,J a tDl . berfel6e am@;amftag bon ~men .f.lunber ge6iITen roorben ber h fetl ,,,,r ' an b er :toUroutf) trepirt ' if!. SDr. @reene oefu" r~tet .. l'd) b fi r< ul nam I ' a ~art e'0 fa U1l bon ber fd)redlid)en Stranff)e..tI oefallen roerben unb baburd) '" q~ooeres " nOu) llnqeif angeri""tel roe ~ ben mn..r..te r , ~ 7 y.~ .................... - AGAIMST REPEAL OF TENEMENT HOUSE ACT -<..>0<> .-._ -' ............................. ..................................... IlIlam H. "HotchklsR. Mr. Ch a rles W. . hman. 'Ir. Thom as Ponney, Mr. h -eorge CHnlon. Wlll\ o. m S. Gra.tealth Qpwmiu'oper 'iree? -is righ t '""U b . ' u.J lefihcf) bet tan. lIlr. J ohn H . Price, Mr. Du In his contentio n thn t th ree fnmlli es .. n .an aut unb oei bem !l3erfud) A. Whi ting. Mr. Walter D . "anbe n b ()n f''''' fl' W ..qley C. Dudlh. mi. Di 'Cancey are enough In 0 n e ho use. a nd tha t mO re I "llin mil femen . .d" 1"1 a U 0' Rankine. Mr. J oh n K. Patton, :llr. J ohn ~nder the law should make a n owner j ~' gmelq eme berfeloen in feinen w. J arvis. Mr. Frank 1. Dorr. !table [0 the t enement ho use la w. v~ud)en un b nun oi" be ~"I b " Music P hilip Y. Fen- 0.... ........... _ _ ../ bl e Qiif, b 0 r 0 er au, aD ..... .............................................. <m ".;) 'Ine urI!} unb burd) brangen nelly. chairma n: Mr. G. J . .\ d" lft Mr.' J. Newton Menns, Frederick C. 1::1 =a f) renb er ftd) mit bet b ,, ' Mohr. Mr. Napoleon )Iyers. 1Ir. J ohn .... .......................... ............. bon ber roUlf, b In .a n d.. anb .,.. Koch. Mr. A. E. Hubbard, )11'. Wal. II 'len en ",efhe 6efude ter W. Lower. mer e er, ban @;d)aum an ' h rem Pre"" Ie roa r un b nu ro te I'l Inkley. chulrman. Mr. Bruns1I ."I t h l'0111I11I""i01' " r Gr""ne (·;jJIH <LI . mil . .un er, bafi er eil 11. Mr. Charle. V. B usch. )1r. Fra nk emem 10Uroulf)tgen "nb If, • Brendel . Mr. Frank I. Tanller. ( enUon «, thp nrolinant e r <'<lulring tha I f)alte Illlil e d" U e aU 'fu n ",,'b a s ~h 'r ben a ll dO}!;" "lIo\\c d at I. r g<: bp m Ul7.led. ., lroUI [. .f.lunb loil . l!Jar ' ber~ 'Iter Id) u nler emer :treppe. A good many re.~on~ who do not lik' SDort fa nbe n es f)e rnad) bie .f.lu nbe~ d ogs a.nd who thi nk dogs d o. not 11k. " t hem would f "el more ~~~ "ase whe ra nger unb fd)affte n ell in ben .f.l un , "':lIkIng uut if {hi. <lrdina nc,' wei bellfanbftaU, roo eil geflern 91ad)miHa ' I an ber :toUroutf) berenbete g " .ridly ob .... rYed. (iarr qal ftd) nun f)e~te auf ben lRalf) SDr. (Bmne'il nad) 91ero glod in bbasl ~afteur ~nftitut oegeoen um ftd) Dr ber ~ur u unter3ie~n.' ~Ir. Dr. Hopkins. Addressing State Medical Society. Suggests a New Degree That Universities Might Give. fo~ . :[,;h:~J1i~~ lf~O~g~'I~~sF~:.· ~~~r~eJg!,~ .......................................... ......................... .f.l~nb B. Jewett, 0 '. 91ad)aqmu ng bon .f.lanbelSmarten, roie um £iqueur' unb . . "I rei, Jene unb fen .f.lanbler f ollen gef d)af ts mai)tg oe!rieoen qaoen. !l3eroanb brof)t jenen tyreblern fogar mit benerfabtlagen, in roeld)en bie :total~ fumme bOn $100,000 inbolbirt i ft. th ' :1:, ftABID DOG BIT .:. ,:, ,,....... YOUNG ALB~RT CARR E. Bushn ell. 1wIr. George + \ ~ ttee-Mr. Chnrle3 Die- I :1: ._- ctu ·Z 7-I1dJ ~1r. FOR DOCTOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH -=-- c'd ::;;:.:: __ .~,:)~{•.:r~.:_:H::enry G. F alke, Mr. J . mer. Mr. Cla rk H. IIDlmoni!.Mr. Grover W. W {'nde. M r. . Mr. Albert T. Lytle. ~rJ.stn" ~ SDeale~s t h e y found :::)l)3.c k lying d ead on t he fl o ot· of his r oo l11. D r . D .?Oroat. the family . physic ian, \\ as Slt111 mO n ed and he notIfi ed t he J Ith D opar tme nt chairman; Knight. Mr. Edwa rd K . Emery. Mr. R. Kenneth Blckrord. H enry W . Bnndel. Mr. E dwa rd E . c oa tsworth. ; ~ deat~ J ohn Spacl,. 5#;; ; 'I's old at No. 46 Stan to n Slree.t, d io>t!' suddel;lr it' hi, r oo m some \tme yesterdaY atl el'noon. Spack had been ai:in g 'for som~ T he body \\ as place r. DR. H. R. HO P K I:" S. ...,t. queur .f.liinbler in lBuffalo bUr fen f''''' r ·y., m y., rt f .. t t"'l au I'lre ;oer"a ung ge aD d)en, roeld)e niid)flenil er folgen roirb , unb 'roar a uf lBetreibtn ber lJ..iline u . . g . . \\ @;Iltnt IllIT oCtalt on , roeldje 1 b ie f'aftoefehle oereitil erroi r U Ilat , m it th e house lED WHItE FAMILY WAS AWAY VISITING -():;;::(:;': 2 7 _ I 9 II ~ Committee-Mr. L ouiS P . 1\Ir. l::i"rede r ick Jl< a lone al l da y. Dr. De Groa t investiga t- , beren !l3oUftredttng 'Uoer n Ut o\il , ed a nd says disease caused aUm geeigneten Illugenolid roadH. I ",, 1"'1 h' 'ItHuet um b'te Spac k was 6, years old. rc: ,0 h'Ian b eIt f''''' 'C.' '\IIIUBefcPoesible t hat Carr will place u un"er the treatment or Dr'jl the York City Board of ThisNew treatment will "Probably a period of t wo weeks. '1 I sudd~nly made it releas e i ts drtr 10 JOHN .......... ... ............. .......... .. ........... .... .... .. .... .. .. rt/';;;i;.~ ~~e~ a~ \01 '10 DEA THS.~ ············· ··· ····· ······ ··········· · ·· · ··· .. ··..; :........ .... . ~::~:~~~EiC~~fs. M brow~ H. \:Inl . acc~mn'Ig~1~e Is Its on ly victim. /I&'LI :I. /" .. time he was bitten Carr w a s ' ., . 7' T OoJ along P erry Street' in t he v i 1\LI'5. M ati lda ' a nd er er, 30 years old. bls home when a Jlttle the wife of Willia m Vandereher. a n 1 dog r ar: at him from a door- underta ker a t No. '132 William street, animal was frothi t th died yest erda y morning wlthand Carr attempted to it out med Ical a ttenda nce. Dr. Herman dletance with hIs foot He did J(. De Groa t, one of th e distrIct phya moment but the dog maki ng slclans of the h ealth department. Inattack, jumped 'a t Ca rr's the. dea th. getting his hand between its When I elat~\ ~s of J ohn Spack of No. clear through it. Carr 46 Stanton s ll eet r eached · hIs home frothing a nimal wllh the about 6.30 o'cloc k .'ast evening they and In some ma nner un- found tha t he had dIed durIng their a b- ~m,................. b ei ng p l"'epareO. a long lin II and tha t a ll offend ers against that ordl " y LT;::lt h r: es Plopospd n"nce who can be caught will be prose: U.~ ~?lp",jfSiQner \ii'fli'" Col. cuted. W a rd. Commiss ioner or Pu bli c W 'k ,cari Cubler or B est street. ,,'hose ISald yes terd a y tha t th e $50000 0 1 s, Sa m t B erna rd dog a ttacked a. wom a n prla tlon might not be la r ' a p pl'Oand bit h er on the shoulder. about a meet n il the de ma nds enOUgh. Lo ago, " a s to ha ve been tried In the b uildi ngs w ill have [hOS PIta l iunlclpa l Court yesterday. Hi. attor- abou t 50 pa ti en ts ea I 10 a IOn s for ne)'. Bndres, pleaded that he had c 1. ./ been t oo prepare a defense and " om .......... ·.. · .... ,..............~ ( .................. . asked forbusy a n a [0 djournment. Judge "01him to get ready. ,l l ' I ~~e~~~b~dtie:t \~~t d~h:r~'h~~~m:l~ ~w o ~U DDEN ,,·os really sutfering from rabies. ff =~lnns b~ at. ."e Health D t t t ... belleVeisa\~in he o~':i~~: to g!\'e the young man some advice DC great vaiue to him in his pres ent predica ment. "The disease is not apt to develop for aome time. " said Dr. Greene t o a Couret" reporter. "but in the uncer tainty of thle period of development lies t be chief angel' hydrop hobia. If treatment begunfrom at on ce there Is every probathat Carr will escape b)'dropho- lI~r . WO'L~' ere~ oe~ !ill au~ i I made tba t will in a ny way decrease the a mount of light and a ir available for the people living In s uch houses, or in a ny way take a bac kward ste p tn regard to th eir sanitary conditions." NE W DEGREE SUGGES T E D. Dr. H opkins, th e presid ent, advocated that the society unite with other medical s ocie ti es in advoca ting t hat unIversitIes conIe l' the degree of Doctor ot Public H ea lth upon tbose entitled to It. He deplored the fact tha t there were three dis tinct medica l soelet lea In this Sta te a nd urged that this society take th e initia l s t e p:; to w ard a reunion. A report at the ComJ1llttee on Hy· gi ene I'ecommen ded th a l physicians un ite in a vi go rous effort to s uppress tu be rcul osis. It a dvocated method. to educat e the p eople by distributi ng litera ture giving the principles 01 InlecUon and prot ection therefro m. tbat pupils of the public ~chool. be ta ught how to s t op t he spread of tubercuio. ls , tha t "ocietl es be organized lor tbat purpoae. a nd tha t public iectures In e.ch s chool dist r ict be g!\'en to teach sanltary ' scie nce }n every da y living. The report noted w ith a lnrm th e ef- f or ts to s ecure a r epeal ot the tenement-house act an d att ribu ted much ot t he 1mproyem en t in th e mana~mpnt of tuber culosis t o the better housillg' or the poor. and declared tMt the m ost string ent regu lations governing tb e build ing ot lbe t enements should a IJI ,ly to a ll cit;es large enough to ('onta in a single t enement or nat · h ouse. It reco m men ded compulsory regl!;tr~· tion a nd dlsi n fecl lon. a dlsp,·nsary fur the t u ber culous poor, that physicians spek tuberculOUS cases among the peo~ pie • til I at work: that a. recplvlng ~o.· pltal for this dis.usc be erected In every city or county seal : that ihe State' \lro.-cute the building of onP bospl tal tor which $100.000 h•• already been approprIated. by many pltYElcI:m •. papers were read �NURSES ARE / SUaOESTEl) BY AGENT OF . CHARITY ORGANIZATION Miss Ann ie Darner Tells of the Advantages to Inconvenienced Children Which Such a Nurse Would Be........ ,...... " " .cf... , .. .~ .. \., " '" 161 ·. ·...................:.~.N ..2..7:..., .. ;;_ .......... ~.. ..... ........ , ................................................... . . . .... . . . ... . . . . --.. . . . . YDROPHOBI~ SATURDAY u········ I ............. .......... .,.......... . '( Af~UtJY t~w XPERIMENT FWI~l B~ Am~~D~D Poot' PLAN IS WORKINO IN NE W YORK CIT'; -.,.,~ · Corporation Counsel Holds Three Guinea Pigs to Be that Health Officers Must InInoculated With Por- vestigate Sudd en' Deaths, tions of Spinal Cord of Counsel FeldlllllD, w ho, nt Dog Which Bit Frank theCorporation re'luost of IIenlth Co~""o ner --:-.~ n_e,,- hns been looking o,~er ili"e1aw Carr. relntm to the iuy~~ti~ntion of f1l1dd~1l the Board of JicaJtb and the Board <Yf. Education." "New York City has tried th e school nurse experiment and found the pian so successful," said MIss Darner. "that d C'nths, inforlll('d the Illtter th is mOl'u i r ecen tly six nurses have been appointt hat the law plniuly stntes t hat Iho m ed, to be und er the control of the Boar d cal exnrniners ore ohliged to inve~ltgnt( of H ea lth and salaried by the board. The Board or Health designates the schools onJr lll'nths duC' to yiol<" ncE'. in which the nurses' services are need~ This WfiS whllt Dr. Gree ne ~ :\per.rcd . ed. The pla.n was started In N ew York but it i ~ not hi~ purpo~c to f'Ublllit to the through the influence ot the Nurses' imllo ~ition 11pon the health d ~ [)a rtm('n[ Settlement, who became interested In Three Gu inea pigs will this morning th e plan through s tudying the effica.cy be innoc ulated with portions o! the of t he dllty of jn ,·e~tj::.t'nting 70 per ('Put of th e ('fi Res of sudden dcnth, ~o he rc~ or It as practiced In London. The System was started over th ere through the spinal cord ot the dog which died at the pnircfl nt 011C(, to the 06ke of )Inyor et'lorts ot Miss Honnor Morten, a mem~ city pound on Monday ot hydrophobia Klli~ht, and informed him of thp lu·edicaber 0( the London School Board, whose This Is the dog whIch bit Frank Carr Dl(,Ut. account ot the work attracted much at'·It wn<oJ c:-Icnrly the intenti on. In fr nmlell you what we ought to have tentlon at the Congress ot NUrses he ld In the hand on Saturday. The assistant bacteriologist, Dr. iug th<" IllW nl1oli~hiJlg the offi ce of ('OroIn Buffalo," snid Miss Dnrner·lln Butralo at Pan-American time. ought to hnve school nurses. While there was already medical In- Thomas B. Carpenter, and Donald U. B(>r. II he suid, I·to imp()~ a ll of tb e dntl pq ought to be nurses to work in spectlon ot New York schools, the inof the ('oroner npon the medical f'xnm"LIon with lhe health depart- spectlon did nothing more than ex(!lude Gordon, also employed In the Bureau ot inel's. It seems thnt the word ing or tlH~ Bacteriology, will have charge ot the hll l'f;:;"'~ r,~~,.~t~ hfle public school.s, especially the children from the schools. The In w lot~ tit£>nt out of 70 per cen t of (tIe III public schools tn the for- Health Commissioner of New York inocula.tion . An emulsion composed of nll,a r'.• '," ot the ci1lY. There are himseJl said recently that when the glycerine and bits ot the spina l cord Of work, fllld pnt~ it llrK)n t he hefllth depfl.rtmC'nt. The only me-n in our d ('pnrty chtldren ~yho are 'Sent Health Department started honestly to 1l1rnt Il"nilnble for th is ('l n ~s of work nre th..e teachers becnuse they carry out the rules regarding the med- the dead animal will be used. The Inoculation will be accomplished the di~tl'j('t phr~i('inns. Th ey lea\'c tht'ir dIseases. sore he'3ds and Ical l,!lspeCtion of schools, he tound tha.t whi ch a re apt to spread they were turnIng children out of schOOl by trephining the heads o! -t he Guinea ofl1c('~ fit !) o'clock e" crs lll o rnin ~ !lud t h e othe r children. They are at the rate of about 2,000 a week tor pigs. a p iece o! bone the size of a small nl'~ o11t on ('n1l.9 nnt il 1 p . m . 1\"(> nr e sent and that I~ all there Is ot minor complai nts mOre or less co n. button being removed, exposing the l1nnbl ~ to corumunicate with th em dlll';I1 ~ l\f n.ny or the parents are ignorant, taglous In c hara.cter. " and nbsolutely nothing is done for The Nurses' Settle me-nt succeeded In membrane covering the brain. Under those four hour:'!. and if n n~- body (li N; t he cblld except to keep it convIncing the scbool board that modl- this membrane will be Injected the from h~Hrt disense or apoplexy Ilut'ing thnt time, the body mu"t no t be tOllr h ed ourt. ot school and deprIve it o f co l inspection ntone was not giving the emulsion. just so much c hance tor edu~ child' a fair c hnnce. It ex cludes him, nntil n d octor enn be ~ellt to lm·~ tigl\ te. 'VAT C H GUISE .~ PIGS . cat io n. Many of th e chUdreu o f but did not advise or treat him, nor was The ron~Nillen('c is thnt the caSe is n ecesthe cIa...... wblch Is aITected by these all- he looked atter. Finally the !'1ur3es' Developments may be ,expected in sarily n egler ted. men ts need all the time In school they Settlement ot'tered to supply 1\ nurse (rom two to tour weeks. It none or "If tl\<, henlth depnrtmen t is oblill'cc\ 'can get. for the time untn tlley are t or one m onth without cost, a nd Itlst the Guinea. pigs should show signs or started to work is not long by any October the exprlment was begun. having the rabies at the end ot tour to ~houlder thiA work. we m u ~t hu y€" a n m eans. With R. little care, t'hey could MIss R og ers, a resident of the settle- weeks It will be f airly conclusive evi- additionnl vhrsiciull to nttend to th ese be cured ot thei r slight troubles nnd ment beIng th e one selected to Inltlat" dence that the dog did not have the <'ll.';;eS only, but I do not bclie-\"'e that tl:e Ftarted back to school. As It is. when It. She took up the work with a gTOUlJ disease, although th at now seems cer ~ henlth department should be burdencrl th ese child ren are at home. absolutely of tour schools in th(' near nr-ighbor- t aln. with nny w ork which properly belongs to noth ing can be done. Obviously they hood, havIng an attendance of about Yesterday afternoon Dr. carpenter th(l old coroner'!,!: system." can't be sent back to s chool. It the 4.500. Each s c hool was visited daily, and Assistant Gordon dissected the sus ~ "'Ve'll hnxe tho law nmC'nd('\l," R{l ld truant officer comee nlong, he Is told In each one was an extemporl:z;ed pec ted dog and removed IXlrtlons ot its of the trouble and has no juri.ooiction dressing room, with lamps tor h eating eplna.l cord and brain tor the purpose at l\fn~' or JoCnight. "Thnt's all there i}l to it. " In t he case, nnd of ten the parents so water. There she dressed or cleansed securing nlaterlal tor the emulsion. 1';0 the two officinls arr anged to see 1C.1 _". M"a . ~m . ~ blUon that the,r don't care all suc h cases as the phYsicIan 11lrectCA RR SEES GREE S E. t heir children go to school or ed . and th e children did 110\ miss Ihelr ROnI(' of the locnl I<" gi.!ilatOl~, nnd to hn.Ye It there were a nUM3e. working classwork. as they would otherwise Carr, the young man who was bitten, nn nmelHlmeot drawn up nnd intro<lll p ed co-operation with the health de- have to as a prote c tion to the other called upon Health Commissioner immNlhltt.\ly. Th e fimclldme-ot will partment and the board of ed u cation, c blIdren. In twenty schOOl ria.yS this Greene yesterday atta .. bOil. IIe was chnnge the wordin!! of the law 90 l hut who wou ld lea rn ot cases through nurse had treated 825 caBe~ among utged [0 go at once to New York and " th ese channels. she cou ld see the chUd children, and bad inE'ured the r e turn put hlmsel! under treatment. He said the Ul<"dirnl examiners wi ll be obliJ.:('u at sch ool, gIve it the necessary trea..t- to s chool of nearly all of them. So he had no money and seemed reluctant to in"e!'; t!gnte 1\11 ('l'\ses of sudden d pa t h. ment; I( neces.!ta.ry for the chtld to be successful was the eX(leritnent that to call upon his father, a patrolman In ...... ... ... . , ........................... ...... .............. .. kep t out or school. follow it to Its ::\,1195 R ogers was established a s R.. reg- the 7th Precinct, for a ld. Health Com~ home and see that prope r measures ular municipal offl c lnl in the publlc missioner Greene w11l have an Int~rwe re t aken to restore the child to schools, the first Insta nce of a nurse ~Iew with the t ather todav. ............. .. r .. .... , .. ... .. ..?::. .3...................._ henlth as speedily as possible nnd send being established in the publir s c hools ~ A~ - HE BALL KEEPS ROLLI~G. it back to schoo1." by the municipal a uthorit Ies. Six lilt seems to me." said Miss Darner, nurses nre now r egularly empluyed an d Z a Grotto No. 10, M. C. V. P. Z. "tha t t his plan should be carried out It paid by the municIpality for school ........ .... ...... .. . R III give Its fitth annua l ball aL the city would undertake the sUPPOrt o( nuraing." the Ell1cott Club on Friday e"en ln g, anoth e r distrI ct nurse. There are al~ "While the s cope of the school nurse Feb uary 20th. The followIng commitready t our SUPPorted by the Distrtct would probably not be as w id"" as i n tees are In charge: Nursing AssociaUon. T.his extra nurse New York," Bald Miss Darner, "3t111 a Execu tive Committee-Mr. LouIs P , shou ld hav e for her sole wo rk the vlstt_ wonderful amount of good could b~ a cAd olrr Jr. cMlrman: Mr. Fred e rick Ing ot the schOOls under the direction of eompllshed." A Bu'sch Mr. Henry G. Falke. lIfr . J . G~orge 'Nus:sbaumer, Mr. Clark IJ. ·······.. ·· ···r H a mmond, :Mr. Grover W . V\r('nde, Mr. Will be Ready and Bids InJ ohn W Fisher. Mr. Albe r t T. L y tle, .1.~Q.~ Mr. Cla;ence E, Bushnell. ~I r. GeorC"c vited in About Two Weeks , W. Voss. Floor Committee-).Ir. Ch:1flf":l Dl e ~ Says Col, Ward. RAD DROPPED DEAD ........... bold. Jr .. chaIrman; Mr. William J . Porter, ~Ir. Alonzo G. 'HInkley, 2\lr. Alm Spac k. of No. -h; Stunton Street bert W. Dold. lIIr. Alfred J. R ussell, dl suddenly In his room so me- t ime yes~ , / Commissioner of Public 'Yorks "' nrd Mr Cyrus L. Barber, ).~ r. Cha!,les lerda)·, su»po~E:dly fn.m heart falJ'ure. D e ~ny, Mr. Chnrles H. Lam)', ~lr. W ill$tnt~ Utis morning' thnt plans for th e SpaC'k has bll n ailing f rom hf-art atrecBITTEN BY A MAD DOG, tlons for I I long. Pfrtud ann y!.'st t' l'day COm nt-w c ity quurnntinC' hospital that is to Iam A. K endall. lIIL Frank ~. Eber'r';: plaln£'d of not Irl'llng WE'll. y ~'e l) lncf' th t' llrt>N:'llt hosllitft't"On the site cn Mr. Alexa nder R. currIe. ~.lr. D. During lhp :Iftt.rnuon thf' OthH mpmbe-rs Hamill ~I'·. John Altre.d KIng. )Ir. or l!;u~t Ferrs ~ tr~('t will h .... r eady in auout of the fR rnll~ w"nt out tl) v l ~lt friendR. A~t Carr Will be Sent to New Frede rick- S. ea~s. ~Ir. Albe;-t _;h ~~np~ R(' lurnln~ hump s(>\'E"I'Jl hcurR later the}' \ " for Trealm onto t wo Wc-ekH, und thnt bids for c l't'cliug the "on ~Ir Ra}' Stanley. :Mr·. ,1:; • .c;. as tound SfI:H'k Iyln~ c,l< ad on tll(- 1100r. Dr. building' will I.H! IHh'ertisNl for lJy l~\'L­ 'Mr' Rt.nley z. Curtin . ~I r. W ill · DeGr:lat was :-ummonc'(]. anu he notuled j~~ )'l c:Glashan. Mr. H3.l'l'lson G. l'nul'y 15th. :~~...l~:'~.I.th Dl !)'I'l?:,'~ll: . . Alhrrt Carr. 20 :r~a l·j., o ld. of -l~1 r(>TI'~' The JllnIl~ f1 I'l\ b(>iug' pr~J)nrcd Ly nrC'b iS~!~ePtlnn Committee-Mr. Cha rl es W . ~ tr('('t, W:\:-; hittf'1l In n rnhid do~ lust ~C(· ts in LIlLI hm'l'uu of llUildill,lr~ , 11UO t1l'e M chairman: ~r. Er.1.st l1~ C . ............ ............ .. ............... ......... ............ ... . }<'rida~·. ll ud Il l"alth Cfllllln issionel' (;.l'(Cne tlong t Lw Ii.n(,R pro)lOst'>fl uy Ilenltll Comi:{~rgnht. )Olr. Edward K.. EmPTY, M~. hnf' mnde a n'ul1!.t('Illl.'lIts to ~l'nd h un. to miswiOJlt'l' Gr('cll'\ who will il1 ~ pCt:t nud R Kenneth Bl cktord. Mr . H pnry " . :'\ew YOJ'k tf' 1)(' tl'pntNl by Dr. Park. c ity lJ)pron~ th£,111 hl'fol'P hlds nr e iD yitf'11. B~endet. )lr. Edward E. Co?tsworth, h:\('te-riolo;:-j... t. who is nn ('xpel't on hydro- Col. WUl'l1 l"Uj'''I that lhe npprOprilltion )lr Wllll n m H . Daniels. ) lr. ~harle., F E DO G WAS M -- l,hohia " ",1 rnhi"~. of ~~(WOO nllth()rizf~l h)' tho IOld.ln'IIre BhihnP lIIr. George C. Fox, )Ir. Edgar The rlog' lhilL Int Cnr r WlI;"i taken to the 1llfi " not ht,. IUl",t!"(' elloll ,C'h to cJl rry Clut a ll B J ew'ett, )lr. Vll1l1am S. Rls("ay,. )-~r. .lu i ,.1 ., h . , pO II,,,1 1111,1 ,~at'·h;rl. . It (h~~ )·.,tr,·dll),. of the ur'tnil. of Dr. Gn'('ue·. "lttll. "hi('h F~ank A . Abbott. Mr. Georq~ !)u('..' ~ R it \l h e r. l. a rr o r 4:.:, nnd ])r. \Y ilil:-tlll .,. B.!~!"('IJ. CI,:,-" hal·tell' I- j :" t o hav e a n R.lm iuistration builJinl{ on ~('her,.1' ::\ofr Da\'Id H. Desbc,"kp. ).IT. 'n'lIIi,;';' H. ' 'Hotcbklss, Mr. Charles V' I"(" rr, .o; trt" t> t I n.t Ir rl da , llirtl n :;d ... t. nft('r nil rXanlln;ll1l1u .. rPllllrtl't.1 til tht;" f rma of tht.' lot, flankt..... t 1.Iy a k itdll'lI Cushman. Mr. Thomas Pt'nn~y, - r. I n the ('ound \ «"st('rtl . Grerue th:l t the- l~i.':lst WI\'-. uII41onbtE..'d- huiI(lin2' nnd n Ilowl'r plaut, with 0 lon~ G'" r e Clinton. ).1r William . Gr~ tJohn H. Prier, ?tlr. Du Mnnte "~. !. . . low building c"utaining lluSllital wnr.ltoi t~~ • Dr. ( : Ie<' Ill' (·;tll", the nti.elltl4lll flf OW I1. . . I t If tb' A *,-~h ltlng, )'Ir. W a lter D. Gr~ene, ~lr: i tv e.f'·"n""litl>lt \\111 tm 4 11 " b It'r~ of (In·· ... to Ih~ fac't thnt lh('r(' b a non f.,ItI1('rl"lth·uftitl' 110\\erIJlun't' II '1'1' W f'~ ley (' Dudle~ :\l r. D~ ce~ rr n rt i." I I,) 1I ~!tlf h ("Q!UIJlj,dol' • -.)';:--,,'( .)-.; .nliulllH·(, _.Jll'uhihitin'! thr-nl f1'0111 :l IIow II:! is f011 nd to hp the ('Il"'{> tJa> lO",Pl a I HlJ ( Rn~ktne. )oil'. John K. Patton, Mr. Juhn fi' t I U ' th·u til I ............. " . 11'12 ' 1 d I U~S' .will ht..t·r~tf"(l : f' 1 ,\ thut hll Alhf'rt l' . tlH~ il' du~ ... to run :\t I il rJ.:'l~ IInmuz?..(',. /:11 ' ' 11Irs, I ·nu( Ie . '<\f mlll'J "t.. J a n ' 1s. 'Ir -, . Fra nk I . Dorr. hlll V F,..n 'ar.., \~\h l. (.r . . ' 0. ~~I I'~rr~' Httf'f't 1~~~'F;"~ that n "'C\'C'!'C' tiTle is Ill'odd{'d 1'01'. One ~trntH}n lHlll~IJlK. '~·I II\\e to ",nit noU ' Music Com m1t.tee- M r. p "t.~vltY. ).lr I.I~ IH.lo! I he" .IOlmal dll'd ID ,:/ --mor(' money l!'t n' nllnbl£". nelly. chairman. 1\lr. Gr' .JFr-f>:lf'rlC'k r. :\{ J b )\~I".r::J:\'/, \" I'rt.'"I1~ ":I,rr will lit, Sf'llr i~ uow pending ill muni- Col. 'Yurd prnpoSt>~ fir~t of oIl to hun· J Newton )'lenns. :\ r. .. .. k (or In lttllH:lIl "y ti l'. r:lJoi.e of tid..::: ...-ort .omfortnltlt., f'llnltnry quarters for thl! ?o10hr, :Mr. NB1)0lenn )1b)b~e r~ ~l~:. "~a~ F. Kneh. )[r . A. E. H u a , II ""lib ,I ·"Ullllb .. !OIni"r df'.!'>lr('s 1 (·i pill r ourt. patit.'nt~. '1"h<" IltJ!-Oplt Q1 b \1J'1"lJl.U~S' WJ'11 IInYe ,,,.. Lower. -k W 'h"r 0 1'.1\11 11.1;11 tbj'rt' Is '1 1"1,,';1 ,(>. n"'C'ommodntiou" for SlJU)ut :;0 IHttieu · "I t er commtttE'£,-lIr.. r ro.n . P e. • <:"trlo!IJ.lln~ do. '.. . lit".. 1'1 I Hl:k~ chH Irman: 1\{f .. P ercy nnln~" ",Hmal .. 110 I'nll af 11~~\~rr~ 10 'permit cach, fiUU will 1")(' .ste:'Ul IPntE'lI, U IJ( • nil.) k ill ~1' rb orle. V. B1IJI"h. )Ir. F r<Ulk 1\I~d ,h.ll "II o/f{'olh.'1 :~(ll'1'\~lbout Oln:: t'f}l1ippt>tl with th l' Ja-lc:"It of ~!lnitflry C. B;e~d~I, :-'f r. ~r~l)k • T anuE·r. :, • I.! t>rosc-.·ut 1'lUUlUiol-", nnd :Miss Annie Darner was seated in h er office nt the Charity Organization rooms, In Penrl Street, yesterday, por~ ing over tacts and figures and trying soh'e. to her own satisfaction, how po\'ertystrlcken men from ~.lnrln J"ng , so that the)' would 5uP'lX'rt how to get poor people and other probwith which a versatile agent of Charity Orgnnlzntlon Society has Poor lIttle chlldren . who are from school because of Illse'J'lous enough to be contagious, so slight as not to inconvenience children much, were also causing of Miss Darner'l! deep brown WILL SHOW WHETHER AIUMAL HAD RABIES "......JA: .//1.. ·T·'S"······" fN~~ CITY HOSPITAL . . ............. .........................,.................................................'::.'!.. . .................... Jib r~ I ~ F.' AD )i jUl" 1rr 5 r· .~=,-...;:' �................. 162 '".•..,." -- . .... ...;.:.. . ...,..........,.......... ...... ................. . ~ \, NS fOR THEIR .............................................. 1 WANT . ... .. ... . ... . ... . . .... . . . ... . . . .. W 0 R K DO N E E~~~:;:.~:;~:~;;.~;;,~~: FOR THE M · ~'aUlIl)" .~~ft)". . F of .h e OUARANTINE HOSPITAL Medical Examiners Are Being Prepared as Rapidly as Is Possible. III BE READY IN TWO WEEKS. Suggesti on s of Health Co mmissione r Greene Are Being Fo llowed. Architects in the Bureau of Buildings ;are working on plans for the n ew \.. .. . . . ...... .. . 03... .... ... ..... ........ . q~lar~ antlne hospital that Is to be erect ed on the present site on F erry Street. It is le,~plect.ed they wllI have the plans ready two weeks. expect th e plans wlII be out so can be ad\"ertlsed for beg inn in~ 16." saId Col. W ard this morni nl,' Commissioner Greene has architects In th e department how the quarantine hospi be co nSN-u cted and they are his plan out as nearly a s ca n Get B.Ig. Salaries--- Want District PhYSICIans to Do Thei'.f WorK. The s a l ari es of th e two medical Thi rd dis tri d-Visi t s. 1.140 ; prescripexaminers who t ook t he pla ces of Corone rs , i s ljI l , 50 0 a y e",r g r e a ter ti ons. 918; ,·accin a ti o n s . 599. F o u rth dis t r ic t- V isits. 1.748: pre than that of the ten distnct phYSIecrip tlo n s. 1.696: v accina ti ons. 646. cia ns in the H~ DeparWl';e nt. Fifth d is t r ict-Vi s its, 966; prescripThe work W lC 41JK§ done 'by t h e Cor oners should b e do ne by the med- tions , 4 ~2 ; vaC'ci n a tl ons, 2.193. S ixth d is tri c t- V is its. 1.874; prescrip i cal examiners- this w as inten ded when the Co ron e r s w ere l e gi s l a ted tions, 957; v acc i natlon ~. 448. Seven th di str ict-Vis its. 484; prescrIpou t of office a nd t h e offices of M edica l Examiner a nd D e puty Medica l Ex- ti o ns. 409: v aCC ina ti on s . 613. Eigh t h d ls t rl c t- Vleits . 656 ; pres c r ipaminer were created . The H ealth D el?a rtmen t is h a ndi- tions. 776: va cc in a ti ons, 590. E as t S id e H o m eopnth ic-Vls its. 491; ca pped as it is, WIth but 1Il3,600 for pr f?s crlpti o ns , 494; v accina ti ons, 442. D is t r i ct P hysicians. ·W est S ide H o m eopath ic-VI s its. 369; If the Health Depa rtment is fo rced to do the w ork of the medical exa m- pres c ri p ti on s . 800; vaccin a ti o n. 579. T ota l n umber of \" lsHs. 9. 177. iners, Health Commissioner Greene T o ta l number at prescriptions. 7,786. s a ys that he w ill h a v e to he allowed T ot a l num ber o f vaccina ti ons. 7,557. the ser vices o f one mo re p h ysicia n . T he number of va ccina ti onS' c redited 1:ALTH C OM:11 ISS I 0 )I E R to th~ dltTorent dIs t r ic t s d oes n o t m ea n H GREENE Is not ayer~ t o h is de- t h a t th e d istri c t phY51clan perforrnE'd pa run e nt c:lring for cases o f sudden d eath s. but h e d eclnred today t h a t if he is t o d o i t, th e n it will be a bsolu tel.v n ecessa ry t11 at h e h ave a n o t he r th e numbe r c r edited to t h e d is tri ct. as during t he s m a ll po x epide m ic of las t y eHr o lh er ph ys icians we r e se nt into th e distri c ts t o ass is t in m ak ing th e physic ia n . v:l cci na ti ons. W ere John Spack . oi y ears old o! Ko. 46 Stanton Stree t . d roppe1:I d ead at 111. home yesterday after noon. His family was a bsen t and w h en Its m em bers T?lU1'1u:,d h om e they fo u nd h 'n1 dea d In his room. Spac k h a d b ee n complaining o( lI et leetin.; well a nd his d eath Is suppos,d to hase bee n du e t o h ea rt dls('ase. The case was ta k en In Charg; j by th e H ea~_Departnle n t. / ' \La .tt< hi t o find ca ses of n eglec t which oiten ca use d ea th. Then r efe rring to t he manner In whi c h c ity physicians a re .ssigned to poo r ca ~ es thIs phys ician enid: " A w om a n calls at the offi ce at a city physiCia n and asks for t rea t me nt. She is told t o ca ll find g et a n ord er fro m th e o m ce of t h e Overs~ r of the P oor. P robably h er ch ild is very b adiy In n eed o f treatment. Suppose th e cnse is pn eumonia a nd t he ti m e Mon d a y n tte rnoon a t 5 o·c1ock. " This ,,-o m a n ,,·Il h t he sick child m n s t wal t u ntil t h e n ex t m orn ing a t 9 o'c1ock fo r a P oor O m ce orde r. Then she r u s h es to the hou se ot th e city ph y· s lcla n who Is ou t o n a ca ll. Th is Is Tuesd a y a nd she calls In t he ntternoo n on th e doctor . H e is too bus y to .ee h e r ch ild th a t a fter noon but w ill ca ll next da y. T hen o n the m orrow he sen ds a r ound n stu de nt-a nd t he oity stands for t h is ki n d o r trpat men t lor th e poor t olks wh o s h ould h a ve Jus t as g ood tr ea tm e nt as the ri ch . " T his cas e Is no t a r are one.. Often a poor pntlent has to wal t f o rty- ei ght h ours tor treatme nt. Ask ed th e Question of h ow t his city phys icia n pv il could b e r emedi ed. the d octor r e plied : _ "ButraJo pays annu a ll y nbout $3.000 f.1r ten city physi cians w ho devote but li ttl e tlmp nnd less energy t o t h e wor k. Why n o t hi re t wo doctors. s ay a t $1.800 a yea r ea ch, and bav"! th em devote all t he ir tim e and en ergy to th is great w o rk of doc t oring t he poor7 Hnve t hese two d oc tors a t th e p oor Office a tl a ll times or the d a y nnd n.\g ht. The pres ent system needs r eform . T-{eal th Co mm~ ssloner Greene does n \Jt pr~(,mose to s ubmit to the wt11 of the m c-dlesl f>xamlneTs. and have those eoun· tv offl ('ia .. ~ shove onto his deoartment a'bo ut 70 Cf>r cent. of th e cas es o ( sudden dE'3. rh wh ich occur in Buft'alo. Corpora ti on Couf'sel F eldma n ~ave Greene a verba l opinion as to t he law n tile ma tte r. info r ming h im that it is plainly sta ted tha t th e medical examiners ahr. s'upposed to investigate violen t deat 5 (~ V'· I Ho '"Th ls depa rtm e nt \Y fll do as Dr. D a nI n a ta lk with a r e porte r f or Th e E nser requ ests," s a id Dr Gl;,paM4 ·~t we q u ire r toda y a pro m inent ' Ves t Si de must h a v e a phys icia n in this offi ce physl cta n y oiced his o pinion on th o cit y w h ose solo dut y will be to take ca r e phvs icla n m att er which hos bee n told of th ese cases D r. Danser no w as l,s us In 'tbe colu mns ot this news pa per. He to ca r e for. " s a.ld: " ' ill pro,·lde for a h ospiThe H ea lt h Depa rtm e nt is n o t a t a ll " 1 fully co mm e nd the co urse t a k e n b y class in every respect. There pleased a t t he r eq u pst. The offi cia ls de ~ Th e Enquirer to r enledy th e wa y city as to whether the $50.000 l clare i t is a .stra n ge r eq uest ",'be n it i poor patients a re trea ted by th e city will be enough f o r the en- r conside r ed tha t th e join t sa la r y of D r physlci n n~. It is a s hanle to thi nk t ha t ing or group of build ings deDanser a nd D epu ty H o wl an d is a lmos th e c ity gove rnm pnt pays out s o much $1,500 great er th an th e a gg re ga t e sa l money for such a poo r s ervi ce. the H ealth D epartment. The a r ies o f t en d is tr ict phys icia n s . Th E " L a st w{'ek r h a d a ~"se ,,·hl c h I was to have a n adm inis H ealth D epartm e nt offi cial s also a l shall r epent t o you . A wom a n ca m e to Ing at the fro nt of t he th a t the clerk t o th e m ed ica l e x a min er: m y offi ce and tol d m e th a t h e r b aby this a combination kitch e n . could b e imp r es",, <1 i nto s ome oth., was s ick . The child h a d a n a bscess in and power room and flank · s e n ' lce. th e throat . I v is ited t h e ho m e of th e a s hort distance away on Dr. Gr(l(: n e a nd Dr. D a n ~ r b eld a co n wo m a n a nd foun d the fnmily I n des t iside ward s for patien ts, one fe-re nee yester d a y, a nd t he l' w ill h:lv tute cir cumstan ces. T he y b ad n o to be for men and the othe r for anot her on e toda y, at wh ich t im e tbe Jn oner. "ill discuss th e sit u atio n i n a ll it "1 Ask ed wh a t h a d been don e in th e we purpose to have these wards 'p hases. w a y o f doct oring th e child an d th ey to date and sanItary in every Dr. G reene was se n th is morn ing b: replied th a t n c ity ph ysician h a d ca ll ~d 'l.'hey will b e modest. one story a n 'E nq u ire r r epor ter, to w ho m he said and g ive n s om e m ed jcIne an d operat ed capable oC a c commodating "If th e di!:' tri ct pil ysic lart s o f t hl on the t hroa t. Th e oper a ti on w as pOOr~ patients each. but t he prese nt H ealth De p~tt m e n t a r e to do t he wor ly hnndl €'d a nd n pg Jec t in th e t reat m e nt is to build them ot bric k. to Is m y op ini on of wh a t caused th e s end- onir~'a1th ("omm!ssione r Gree ne h a d a ntlclsteam heated a nd equipped that Dr. D a n""r will m ap out for th e m ing of th e ch ild a nd its m oth e r to th e . t ed this opinion. but ImmediatelY /loors. the b est of plumbing It ,,·ill muke th ings ve r y easy for th Erie County Almshouse wh e r e th e y g~Ught out Ma yor Krught and explained mod er n hosp ital features thro ughm ed ical exa m i ner and hIs a ssista n t. are tod a y . It. as m ay be. the wards and thiI:~~rat~~~i~'hrhnstened .att~ntlveIY to In fac t. t h ey wil l h a, e nothing at all to "Often times m ere students a r e s pnt w hat t h e H ealth CommiSSIoner said a nd and kitchen building cost so do. o n case ~ belonging t o the c ity p hys l- replied tha t the la w would be a mended that there \\"111 not be e nough of "r a m not o pposed t o thi s wor k co m~ clan s. The c ity pays g ood m oney tor In t he near future. It now looks as if the ~.OOO left to build a n a dministraIng into this depart m ent. bu t if it dops. t his k lud of w ork. In this w ork It I. mf'dfC'al exam iners will have to ta k e s udbuilding. then that will hav e to it wIiI m ea n th a t. we m ust ha \'e an- n ot intre qu ent tor prac t icing phys icians den death cases whether the death is from walt until provision Is made for It in oth(' r ph ys Ician. who will have not h ing :=================~ violence or na tura l causes. the futUre. We can get a long b e tter to do bu t ca re for the~e cases. I t is too with a t e mporary building tor th e a d mu ch to ~x pec t t h at t h e distric t ph y J •• minis tration part oC the hospital than s icla ns can do thi::;. Last yen r t here ... .. .. ........ ... .. ...... .. ..... .. .... ... ... ... .... ..... ... .... . . we can wi th poor sick wards, s o the were 9.1 ii v isits paid by t hese p h ysi lans under preparation will p ro vide tor cla ns. an d In the month of December ~ 'I. od quarters tor the patients eYe n it 1~ 02 . th er e \ver e j 66 cases made by rh~ .. .... ... .. ....... .. ...... .. ... .. ...... ...... .. ... .............. .. at has to be do n e at the expe nse of d is tri c t ph ysicians. The l'em u nera tion admin istration section." f or th e ir cases aver ages abo ut thirty'Health Commissioner. Gree ne p robfo ur cen ts. . .. .. .... .. .. ... ... ... .. ... ... ... .. ........... .. .... ...... .. ... . . Iy will pass upon tne p lans b ef or e "As t o t h e d istrict physicians visit!ley are exhibited tor btds a s h e and Ing ca.es of s u dden cloath. W h en a ~ol. Ward have worked togeth e r in t h e physIcian starts on his ro un d of calls' ' preliminary preparations fo r the hos in th e m orn ing nt 90·clock. it is h ard to pital. g e t hi m bef or e 12:30. And a body wo u ld h a \' e to lie neglected for hou rs u nde-r th ese co nditions. '-YUh a p h ysicia n ' .........'] .. .. ................... wh ose only duty is to visit. these cases. I 'we cou ld do Fame-tIling. bu t otherwise t he w ork does not belong In this de........ ·········"C······· ... ·············.. ·· ..::.-.......~ partment . "As to the location of the office. of th e dis trict physicians. Some of then1 Ii \"e o u tside thpir dietrict. but they ali IOHT NAMED m ain ta in :1 n ofl1ce in it. and they h'1ve t h eIr officp hours 3S they do at thei r homes. It is possible at nli times. I P~ESIDENl OF believe, t o obtain their attendance. and the excC'ption is w hen t hey are ou t on THE SOCIET Y ca lls. T b ese men do 'r rojan service fo r t he city poor. and it should l11 <?r it m ore r elurn.'· WILL HAVEl D1HE CTION O. Dr. Gree n e did no t say what line oC th ou g ht h e wo ul d attemp t to work ou t w he n h e held h is conference today w it h O'rUER O FF I C E ll S ALSO D r. D ansor. H e is settled In hi. opinh diE - I D r. L eo W o lf, t he city's !health omcer. cnl'ded two hou se-so ion th a t th e wor k of viewing these C~I ~WS · ElLIDCTl!: D . th a t mu ch o f t ke (urT he su,p icton o f sudde n dea t h Clln o n iy come rights tates t hat the e!)i<lemic of scarlet fe - M-e \\.. ,~ ca.used by impu re mil lu ll y In to h is depart m ent when he has c'" . " d aler Vel' \\~hi c h has prevailed at Niagara. nic;:hffl by n well known mU k e , u l>h y s icla n t o aSSign to the wor k . \ h . bepn proven to b e t I ·u e . a nd ~tepS The Han. Erastu. C. Knlg t. ) {ay o " T he m edica l ex nminer s absorbed the Falls [or the past ('ouple (If week~, ha.s ot Buffalo, was elected pt:esldent of t he fu nctions of th e coroners. ,Vlty should while Hot yet at t he al~lI'ming stage. i::, h3'·P been taken unde r t he dirpction d Life Assortarlon of Weste r n th ey n ot do the' wor k?" was a qUe!ltio n the health oflicel" to prevent the sprea York at Its annual m eetlnl!'. held p ro pounded by Com l11 i!:'~loner Greene. incr('a~lng d e~pite the wod\. of physi[1'0111 t h~ q ua rtC'r Dr. night In th e company's offices In " It Wo uld seem t o me t h at this would of t ile di"'f:"a~e cians to ch£'<:k H. • dic;:{'a.!=c Ir Temple In Nia ga ra treet. be only jus t , a nd when they as k t he uis ~ l .. ('o~'\·olf states that w h.IIC- thC' . that I n an inten'iew with '3. Ca tarac t ring Pre6ide nt \\' IIi1all1 He n g e rer. tr lc t ph ys icians t n do t he work. It i., J o u rnal representative t his aft£"l~nOOfi ie;: very' pre\ral('nt. it is !hIS o pinio n b has been presIdent fo r three yea l'~ crowd ing j ust n trIfle t oo m u ch u pon a is well in hand a nd w ill ~oon (: a membf'r or the Board ot Direc· m ost willi ng pcrson." t he <loctor $i:lill that t h ere have bl.l€ n alU1o~t since its organization 3~ Yest(.·rday Th ~ E nquJrer published i abo u t 50 cases repor ted to Ihi m, anu c heeked . . read a flal~erlng report ot figures showing t h e n umber of calls Supel'lntendent o f Sch ools Taylor. there is a ,suspi cion tha t there a re a of the ".""clatlon. made by district P"h y('lrians at th e be-nvel''',atio n wUh 3. l'epresentatl ve 0 few more lhat ha V£" not been reporte<l .v . h t evel"} the secretary, treasure r h est, or on order, of the Overseer at thl' La t I director were also read Poor's office. .J.ccorJing to law. These latter a l'e in the Cataract. J o urnal, tstated k n to preven precaution 18 being a e rd Dr~ w2Jt ~r. D. Greene was A table cr)mplled tram the monthh~ the Incipient s tages. for the most pa.rt. ,·tce .. presldtf IiC Kild &'eorg(' reports of tbe Health Departmf:'nt for a nd some physiCians hesttate until it I. the "pread of the fever. Strict 0 h"'~ ,-ice preSident. DirectOr! last year and furni,hed to The En'lbsolutely cet·tain that th e malady ha" hn.\"e- bpen gh·en that no ('hildren s a~ were al"" qulrer today by Health Commissioner . 1 hold bofore taking tbe steps that be allo\\"ed to altend schQaI if the~ If ...- Gr~!1e shows the follo\\;ng: t~. First district-Total number or vl.its. C"fi.use the plat'arding o[ .houses. Yester ~ fever in th(>ir familY and every poc:.~ible j~ be-ing done to p-resent 6jj; pr('.scrlption~, 43!?; YRccinationa da.y th~ police -department, acting under . 672. co;·tag1o n Into the ,"""oo\s. tn~tru('tions frorn Dr. L eo. Wolf. pIa .. Dr 'Ar.! 90 - I ~::; I SCARLET· FEVER ~ IS INCREASI NG Health Officer Leo W olf States That 50 Cases Have Becn Reported to Him-· Precautions in the Schools. it r; �......................................... t:. ~ ..... ................. ............ ........... . ... . . .. . ... .... . . .. . .. , . .. . .. . . ... ..... .. .. .. .. . .... . .... . . .. .. .. 1 . .............. .. ), ..........!J.AN.. .? .~. ..1.9.rL .............. ··· .. ·.. . fALTH OfflCfR I YO A 'KN',"'r 'H ""r. ·. . . · U SOLER DEFENDS ~TER:A;EO~"~O~:E:SSOCIA_1ft IVIH 0 CAN'T00 WORK I V~CCIN~TIO N Of CORONfHS, ~~:tgt1~rl:~:~~Fif;f~;~~ ;~~/ WH H0NOR EO DOCTOR George'C!irMco'i't~ f TION SELECTION. At th o annual m e eting ot th e M asonic \ IS Be Changed to Re· lieve Him of Hand li ng Sudden Death Cases, I ~fedl c al E xaminers will ot Claims Ch ildren 'vVe r= AI - sudden death f rom natural cause!;. At present the law Howland dl.scoyered. the present law does not require t he :\l edlcal Examiners to take charge of sudden deaths from Medical Thereupon he Examlne~ e r ~eclded and they violent nature or where foul play Is suspected. They notified Dr. Greene and for the last (ew days district physl~lans hay e been taking charge of natural causes. Tod ay Dr. Greene as ked Co rpora tion Counsel Fel~ n if the law required hi' deportment to do this work. The reply was it does. "It wal:! the intention ot the law c re ating the positions o( ~Iedlcal ExamIners to have them do a ll t he work of the Coroners," said Dr. G reene. " Se,'en ty per cen t. of the ("oroner~ ' work was ca ~es ot natural death occurring suddenly. The Medioal Examiners o ught to continue to take c harge or these case5." Dr. Greene called upon ),Iayor Knight and the two hpld a short co nference, after which it was a nnounced they will try to have the law a mended so a!'; t o put the work back on the ~ I edlca l Ex- History or the Thirty-Year-Old Organization Shows Progress and Good Management. IHAS would do only such work as the law requires of them-examine deaths of n cases. of sudden death from MR HENGER ER RETIRE lowed to to School From Quarantined House. requires the H.alth Department to Investigate such deaths. Rece ntly Deputy Medical Examiner na tural causes. of Misleading. :\layor Knight and Health Comml.the law so the H. Durkee Says Health Office r's Are Fa lse and sioner Greene shortly wIll seektoamenu have to examine cases firs t vi ce presld e n ( a nd s econd v ice presid e nt. William D emp~ s t e r, H enry S c hue t e r , :Myron 0 D e nny J oh n W. Jarvi s and Willi a m Plnc k £/ected President t he w ere e lect ed direc tors for t hreo y ears and the fOll o w in g w e r e e le cted direct ors Thriving Masonic Ufe As~t at em e n ts f or one y ear: T . J ohn N ew to n, WashIngton, D . C. ; Lu c a. Franc ia , N ew York' sociation of Western J . Ste w a r t 'Vlls on, N e w Y o rk; Phl1l~ H e rl'sc hart, Brooklyn; H e nry Cla r k , A lNew York. bany; E . B. L ong, H opkin s ville Ky' C L. JIudgln., 1Ir. D ., Oll ve Hill, 'Ky. ;· 'W: S. B a ll, Hardinsburg, Ky. ; J o hn W Che n a ult , Arli n gto n, Ky. ; D. W . Shot~ • • go ner , M o unt Pleasant, T enn. ; G eo r ge P. Hunt, K e nlon, T e nn.; 'Wlllia m G. Harri s , G a lla tin, T e n n. ; J oseph H . Wilkins N e w ar k, N. J .; Willi a m H . Belc h e r, Pat~ e r son, N . J .; Samu e l B. Willia m s , RochDr. GeIer has m.lde the followi~,g es t e r; Fra nk J . Amsden, R oc h ester; s t.l.tement in regaru to t h e case o f Dr. Charles B las d e l, Syrac u se ; D a vid F . Wise r, N e w lIave n, C t. ; J . Warr e n ' Villi am \V. SJn!.ord. who was cOHvic t- J o hn so n, Wind s or L oc k s, C t.; William eil in P olice Cout'! Thu '·,duy of as - M. E ngle , H o lyoke . M ass. ; Ca lvin G ~ J , saulting ~l l's. Ann a D urkee o f 4 3ho.·t SutlIff, L ockport ; H. L . Robe rts, Dun~ Street w h ile performing his duti ' 5 a s kirk; J o hn F. Pro u dfit , G e n eva; Ira D . Rowle y , Silve r C r ee k , H enr y A . C hild s . . ._ v acd nu ti on physician: M e d in a ' J o hn G W a ll I J T • 1\1.1~0! L rastus C h nIgh t (... a ~ elected • . e n me e r , T., ona - J l~ t I I t .1 t\"11 lJ "Dt'. Sanforu is one of the a~~is u·l:. w a nd a ; J ames S. Thompson, North Ton- .;. 11 ~ 1 t o ~ucC'ec~u 1 tom I;'ngl-r",r p hYEicians a tl:Lt:l1E.'d to tht' He-.,lIth D( - Rw a nda.; N . J. F e nne r, J ames t own' .1 ~ Ilrf'<;;l d ~n t o r ItH~ ~\hu"_o nl(" Lire A8Foc ia~ llartment. Jt j~ his d uty. a.mong o the1' G eorge M cGowa n. P a l m yra' L. D F' lion p C " t:~lern l'\t"W )Ol-k. whn~e lllC'm· thins~ . to viSit the hous~~ of those I'eo- Vaughn , S odu s'. D . H . B o "en, . ' Ogdee ns-. l.l-r~h ll' Of (,4·HI ~, C. . j~" ~ Jlrea d oyel' .th~ t"llIt(',j pie who have been e xposed to s maIl- burg; D r . WilHam H . G ai l E t A _ ~tatl~. :l11nd a . Ellgl;lnd and "_ alt'~, Sl'!'lt' po:\, . It was in t he line of his uut}~ r o r a ; Charl es W. SUc kl e, B~tav~~ ' A~- ~alld. I r l> l:lilcl. Gc m~lny. Cu ba. P Olto Rico . that he \'i~itt?d a hou~e where cases of gustus T . E a ton, Olean . ' oln,1 (a r away ~<\ then~. re ll! llI·d.tetl in ::;on~ smallpox had occu rred In two a djotn VlJlllam H e nge r e r , who h a d b een p r es- i-11~ d ~ tory, fl is lhe- only fraternal l.H'n .... ing housf'~. He dId no t e nter a s mall - We nt ot the a ssocia ti o n f o r three y • ta ul l Y a~SOlla~lon in the \\ol'1t.1 wtlh (1 pox inft'ctE'd lwm... e an d then as) for was not a candid a t e f o r re-election.e~~: 111(',mlh'I':~hlt> fC'H1"i( ted to :\Ja~ons. nd mlttapC'l~ to a hou~(' nex t dom" W'1j'rc H en g e r e r expla ined th a t h is many i· 0110'\ In g j!-l l he- rt"~ult of tht' nnnutl1 there we re nl) ca~C8 of f'ma lll>Ox. Ile duti es in othe r directi ons wou ld m a k e I'~U lio n " hh:h t ool.: place from 7 to S "-ent to the hou~C' of l h~ cxpo::5ed !lEO- it i m possi ble f or him to d e vo te th e (I doc-It la!'\t E'\'f nlng In tilE' I'oom!-i ~m the pIe. ant.! bCl'uuse t h"'l" did no t. f urnish proper ti me t o th e work of t h e a s s oci a - '('nIIl U floor or thE' l\1~L!'oni(' T<:mph- : ~a.tis fi.l('tory P \'ld~l1Ct'8 o [ y::tcc ina U'Jn , tl o n. In hi s a nnu a l a ddress t o th e 1ue mEI as tlJS ( . h ni:;ht. Pr('~:de nt. tl~e l-if";.~lth. Officer din~c t"'q th,-lt they b e re, Mr. H e nger e r t o ld of th e r e m a rk, ] It·. \\ a ltf'l' D. n r(.· ene ...:'. . jr~ t \-Iet> PIT'sibe quar,ln ullt<d. abl e growth of the a ssocfa bon, d wellin l.t·n I Dl .. ~;lnfonl onl y did in this and !l t- at l e ngth up o n Its ex cellent ftnancla~ f~Cl:n:r ("linton. SN'ontl \-jcor Pn"'"ldf'1ll. joining Prl'mi~E's what he Wad di rect- conditio n . Mr. H e nge r e r ha s b een one nl n"or~ 1'01' lhreE> yc:a r~- "' i1lla:n f"d to (In ~:r the Ht'alth O fficer, and he ot the direct ors a lmost co ntinual ly nt"11 11I'olt~r 1 renry Sehae- rt r, :\lyron O. on ly <.lId 111 tht'~e prt'nll~(>s what the since th e Maso ni c Lite A SSOciati o n of 1)· hny. Juo, " .. .1an·j!;l;. \\'lIIin m If 1"10('1<Healt~ ~m.ct'r "Quid d iref.:t a gain un - Weste rn New York was t o rmed, 30 y e ars ])irt'ltlH'~ fo r one yeal'-T Jn o. ):e·wIClH. d~r ~ lmllar dl·('um.'';,lan('e~. und o nly "B.g o. \\'n ... h 111:"1 on. DC.: Luca F'mnr;a. ~f'W '~hat he will con tinUe to d in:>ct Dl·. The r e por t s ot t he o th e r offi cers were Yorl~; J Rtc..' \\ d.rt ' \'i1S01l, X (> w Yc r k ("ity; Ha~lford ")1" a ny ot hpr of t ht" phy - a lso r ead an d a ll wen t t o s h ow tha t th e Ph 1 1t> IT~t'h~lft, Bl'ook lyn. 1'\. Y. ; nt"Hr. :;;tclans do ullde r similar C' tl'rum - assoc ia tion 1s In a fl o uri s hing fin a n Cia l (, I"L!·I;:. ,Alhany. X. Y; E_ B Long. HnpstanCfoH Just !'l(\ long as he ~s I-I""ult h. c onditi o n . Abo ut 800 v o t es were cast ]~in..,\'I II(~, )0\): C . I., H 1.ldg-:ns. M. v .. omn' )" of t he lit,} o f R'Jchestcl'. a nd l " ot ov~ q lne' Olin- lIllI. Ky. \,'. S. Ual l. J-fardlnshtllg. I thE" gra tuitou8 ce nsul'(' ot no man will . .. . ... .. . . ;;.J~, .J:)... \ ·•· .. · .. ..... ~ ..tIIIJ J',y.; J no. no I '(10TT0........... \ \. t'lcnuult. .\rUngt on, hy; Jllf",ent tlll- Hpfllth OffiC'PJ' from doing I ~,. D, " . ~1I{)fnpr. 1\lt. Pl pa!-l-an t. Tenn_: Geo. what l'On8 idf'n: to h(> hiH l:.!ly i n . . ... .. .. .. . . .... ..... ... .. . ... . .. ... .... ... ...... .... ..... .. .. . J' I ,',." t, 1,·o', .' , \' ,·11. ('. timt'> Ofhec'piden1 ic tJi~('a:=;r ." . .lon. - -·I·nnll , . 11,",... 1',.1.< ...' (iaJl;uill. Tt'nn.: JO~E"ph E, Moore. Jpr~ : 'Y' Mr. Durkee's Ans w e r ~ J : J o hn II " ·llkins. ;XC'watli. ;. '. ...... ...................................................... J(" lty. ; \\'illia lt1 11 Hcll:her·. Pate rson. N. J ; Arlelbpl·t ,,'. DUI'I<"C of 4 Sho rt Street, ~~ .• m B. Willian,.;:. R v(;he!-<t(' r. N. Y: whose- \\ He wa!' the complaina.nt in t he ' ' 1 an k J _\ m<:;lh,'n. Rodlt'stf" I·. :-i_ Y.; C'h ~l~ Poliel' Court l'a~' again~ t. Dt". ,,'. S . Hlu!"'d('1. S) 1·'H·l1S~, ::\. ¥ .: Da"id F' \\~ t"'~r fo;anforrl. ('u l1Ni al The E vening Times :"r'" 11 ,\\' n. Conn.: J . ,,' n rn:n ~Tohll!'>'''n. u ffic:(> thb morning .and made l h~ fo llowiJ1g sta tement in reply to Heulth "'Illd~OI LocJ:~, ("onn ; \ \·111 1\£. Engle, I aminer:;. Dr. Greene told the :\fayo r he has' found in the la~t fe w day~ his de partment cannot ca re for this additio n~1 ""ork without employing another physician. ----- . I PAID OUT $3,46 £8) . 78 . .0 !,. AN~ rOR CITY OJPIT~L ARE ABOUT RE~DY. B ARRI:-IG the unforeseen that Is eve r likely to happen, the n~ilns a nd specifications tor the n.:.w _!&l.l.hlra ntine Ho'tlltal to be e rected ~e pr~nt site in East Ferry Stre(>t. a t a n expense of $60.000. will be ready tor the publlc Inside of twO weeks. So announced Commissioner uf PulJlh! Works Francis G. Ward thIs mO l'ntllg. ArchItects In the employ of the B ur~au of Building n re a t wfJ rk on the plalls at present. The pro:;tpects of a SlFc:ly C'o mnletion of the vlans a re e .ceediuglv bright. Health Commi~sioner Grten~ has called upon the architects in :.be B ureau ot BUi ldi ng, a nd has given them t he idea a s to just how the new hospital should be co nstructed. In 5~~aklng on the malter, Col. \\-ard said; You can say tor this dppanment that the plan~ will provide tor a hospital that will bf' a. first class on£' It WHS or iginally decided to have a n ad ministra_ tion bulldlng a t the front at the lot. behind t his a kltchell. boiler room and to flank the boiler room with side wards tor pati t nts a ~ ho rt dis tance away. "One ward will bE" to r women patif'l1ts and the o ther [or mpn. It Is Our Int~ n ­ tlon to han' these- wards up to da te an d sanitary. The bul1dlngs will bp one story high an d wl11 eflJ:;t1y acco mmodate a bout flfty patients «sch. P resent plans provide that th(,sp wards shal1 he bullt of brlrk an d that thry shall be steam heated a nn equipped with tile tloors. J( the ward~ power and kitchen bulldlngs use up the $60.000 other provision will have to bl" ~a~~f> t~u~~~~"an ad minis tration buildIng Berore the plans nrC' laId open to Con_ tractors for blda th('y will bp examined by Health Com miSSione r G reene to 8ee ~ ey are sa tis fn ctory. /" , --- - ealth C om~Sloner ~eene ~ ttl do .. Ot tkl ,e i ! f t ~b:ii , yearS old ot No. Ht Perry Stree.t. tu ktn to the Pasteur lnstltute ot Ne w York. Carr was bllten by a dog last l<"rlday. City Baclerlologist B t~tif;!l1 said yestel'day the do was le'uttt!rhl'8 !rom tnt! ~abJf.OB whell.. I~ ~~~;kcd Carr. The animal tiled )'t!sterd :~noon. I .., I 1 SKYLIGHTS FOR TENEMENT Oftkel' Oo lel': " J wi~ h to f'uy tha.t my family had no t. U('PIl (' xJ}()SPcI to smallpox; they did not refu:-oe to s how ct~rtith'at€"s o f YaccI natiOIl. '1' h(lo way that the t\\'o cases l1E"xt to me ha.ve been handled is eno ugh to di~gu~t anyone. T he Board of Health has a llowed th' dog a t No. 2 to r un a.t larg(> w hile the house was under q uarantine. The ani mal h as jump~d upon c hildrp.n in t.he ~ treP.'t a nd no t unt.1l myself and ot her nei'fhbors objected W,l~ the dog kt'pt ill t he house. 'The (hild rpn at t he hOllse in q uestion were allol' E'"d to go to school while their molhfr Ia.y Ric k with the ~mallpox. One of the watc hmen ('ame to my home in HOUSES. J Inl\(, ke. l\Ia!-~ , ('ah'in G ~lI11irr. Lod .:- port. ~ Y : II T.. H.obert::::. Dtlnkil k. !' "' ; Ju lm F . P'·lJu d fil. G(>ne\·a. ~. Y , lru D. Ho" ley. S iln~I' ereelL N l~: lI l) ~l.l 1'ent·y A. ("hi Ids. ~I edln<1 :-oJ Y: John G_ "·allt>llIn lpr . Jt·,. ~ro nawanlla . i'ot. y ; Jam~H S. T h o mp~o n , N . T OIlR wa mla . )\. Y: N . J Frllll(' I·. J nmp~ t o\\' n , N. Y; e ll I.. George )' 1(· (;o w I1. P~\I.hl)Ta. N Y ; L De \'iLllghn. SOf l ll~. N . Y; D. n . Bowt~n, Og dl·n~htl rg . :-:. Y: Dr. ',"111 J r. Gail. r;;;I~t AW'ora, N Y. : Ch:l s. \ \ r. Sli l.:]c. 1',1w\·ln N. y . A lIgt:s lus T. Eatoll, F'I An o th e r prov isi on In th e T e n em e nt H o u se la w, w h ich was r ea ll y inte nd e d tor N e w Yo rk Ci ty tene m e n ts, is HOt d ire ctly applicnbIp t o th e te n e m e ntr, ot R u ffalo a nd wlJ) not b e e nfo rced by th e Olea n . ~ . Y. H\~a l th Depart m C' n t u nle5s it Is a b solu te ly a nd po:d llvely sse n t ia l fo r th e 'Tllirty Y e a.rs of P l'1Jgre~l . welta re ot t h e tena nt s . T his w as de cid(>d yeste rday a t Il n info rm a l (' onnp tlring P rf'~:llent ' \·l1I jam Hen~'~rt'r In ii ll intoxicatpd condition on ~J onday tp ren('o held by H ea lth C'o mmisione r n ight, and about 11 o'(:loc k he fell in LJ 'V_A~ . Greene a n d"" .'-Yehl tert VM lI- hi~ .l llnlln i ~ d clrf'Ss. lrlH'e(] t h(' f{r('l w th nf hea p in thp. r-tonn house. He remained ian' ·Umslng. who has b t!e n in tereste d til,. or gnnl z31 ion \\ hk h w::t l'l ~ t a l - tl ' d In there in a drunkcn ~ tllPOl' until 3 0'clock tn te ncmeT1t~ a ll a lo ng. nnd who w as J~a a ~ nn Rlu til the local (' harltablein the morning. o np. of t he fra m e r s of t h e 13 w nO w in \\ OIk o r t he> :\r ao;:oni~ bod y The ofticerR ~ In'p \\ Ilhou t pa\' The hel1(·nts orE" (u!'W 1'1l B u e the C·t (ol'ce. l Y This pro\'lslon I ~ In r egard t o t he> nl ... hH] at ar t on l co~t. Il i~ th e o n.1y a~­ "1 I"·vpose. throu gh m;\' a ttorney, ]1. B. d ayligh t that ~ h ll ll h e a d m itt ed to th ~('~~ m ( nl fif<:ocia lion Iha t ever r(' tl lr'led J rallock, to hpgl n legit i pro~(:pdln,l;1i hn l lways o [ tE"nements. In N e w Yo r k aga.ln!i l U1C City (If Roch(lst<'r a nd lh~" t he tenements a re so c lose t Ogethel' a di\ itlpll tl t o pollc" hold f' I'$, L:1E1t D~­ J I' u.lth D(·pa rtm(·l1t. Yf's t rday H, ma.n that t h e ,·£, ig 110 c h :ln ce t o o btain d alY' ('Il1 Url' o\C'r $ol .... COO ~·ns ret u rned (01' thl<;; . light t h r o ug h nny o pe ni n g but t le 1l1lr p o:;: P. J ~n~~~cl'<1 ~H~tOC ~h('I'I'ignS kfrodrn tho l~ousf" f ro nt :lnd rear of th e bu il d ings. '1'0 1)lII'Jn~ th(' 11~~t year t h?I'P V" 8 ~ n nfot ree. e a.s c my WIfe if re med y tills co ndition th e l:t W p re· ~;ll n u( :!1" J.Io1i(' i e ~. Th;" tnt.l1 in~\ll'an('~ a _ .710J· .,;hl1 wou ld burn It In her stO\·c. Sne $lc rlbes thnt the re s ha ll b e a sk yli g h t Is ,1: 1'i.l:.!i .:,"(L Th p btl ~ln f' s~ written lnfll ordt.:re-d him awal'·. nC' we-nt u.nd took tho In the r oof oyer t h e sta ir wa YS. I n s ome '"NIl' II III 011 II ted to S1.Sl,),WI). 1n t he 12 c3 rd with him. tenem{>nts in the m e tro po liS t he eatn tr;nOll l hs thHc..' \\ .l~ paid fo r .1( n Lh al~d t11!'t"r wa~ not unti l aftl""1' my altorn('~' had ways nre so dark th nt w)ip n t he ~ t ree t ahil ilit·s t.:~ 2.)(). In thp pa ~t ;!{l q'<L I:-I th(' t'pn-ed a.n a maaylt upon C(hnm ib!iioner doo r IA C'los('d one h as to g ro pe his way a~"f)t' I ; lllon ha~ )lal d 01 1 H.161.~ti 7S, Othn dow n~ta irs . Uilmaa am] J ha u I'll"CIITc..'d th(' aid or l.'hf! Inw In t his rl'spert a pp lies to two· ~Ia ll~ll('~ f}UCIIU.l a re lh~ (I)/l owln;:, :.:; rool~ .J\ldt"rmall Judson, whu il'l indignan t a t th.... ~tory t(nem,anf!.l lU'i Wtlll 8$ th r e(> a nd •• ~ .... ,ts ~1·:j.;)!9:-:1. of whil h $l:ll.;(O J~ 1'1 foul' and th'p-~t () ry p laces. How/;,ver. the trea.tm~nt t Il~Lt r an d my f amily han'. ,....... t(>I1l'lllen tg or th is c lly n.re not ~o c lo!';f'i:1.' t 11 .. I"~f'n e ( 1U1l1. sn (Ii I \, i.l~ atldt'd hI thl! «:{'h·M. t ha t I he (j\larantinp was lIft("d, hucidll'd tl)gpth£' r'. thu., arto r dlng light l'I·~~t ' tT(' fun tl .1111'1 ng the yen 1'. D r. Go kr r(>fu~(d to accepl Ihe C(-l' tllh.'Rt(' trom ot h r r OO \lr('('~ than the st reet dom·. ':\Ir. ] ieng" 1 (' 1· ~;l iJ. '' In I't't(r 'n~ r r nm In vIe w or this s ituatio n Hf.alth ('nmmi!"'_ tl( YiI('(llnation aM m:tde out l.Jy 0 \11' JJ h~'sl- ~Ioner Grpen (' dot'S no t behf.ve that the tile pn·sh]t>tll'Y. \'\ h lch 1 fed ('om Jl\.·II\~ I t ,\ da.n, Dr. lA:'tt'.· "·nodrllfr. Mr.;. \\'owrurf law ought to apply to two-story' tene- 110 (1 11 f)('C Otlllt or till" molll" IJtI H~I' uemuli tl~ 'lIh.onpll tho Ji{'alth D"[l<lrlm('nt thal l" he. m,.n t s o r Bl1 rrnlo. so t hat II l!l not hellevcd a n") t'wo ~stor)" t(' n em~n t ~:111 be (':o m p£llC'd JI1tH1t~ 1I pon Jll).. time unit .'ncr gT, 1 cnnh{t(l th., l't.'1"tlll<.'nt('~ to ~ hQW that we a ll to have the ~ k y i1ght a~ dI rected In lhe "rn tlllatP tl1(' 110llcy hol tl trs 011 th .. E- x; ct.·lil.td lwen vUlTlnutr(} nnd that it h'lt! In\\'. T hi s wJ1l be news t o many owners 1('llt. ('Ollclftlon in whkh the a ~~lld,IIIOT1 is worl(~d. Sho iu!lted th m to raise th(' o( two~stOry tene-ment honses. As to thrl'C' ~torr plnc(,A. D r . Greene bcJit''\'es luduy. untl on lhe comp~t l~: ll. rnnAd(:'tl~ fjtHu·n ntiuf'l. thcro~ should bC' skylIghts. 1I,n1S lillAI'd of mun"~'TS uln'l'tI He H~ Hr.. "Tho a nSWt'r slw J·cccivcu was thal they lie .\ Iso thdnkt--d hl~ ,,~'~oc1nt ~ would not - that thl~ II"a lfh Boa rd WOuld ~ rafefull y fo·MW liS th a t thei r doctors wou ltl t rc- I I - f r'~t", d.'· I �........................................... " .................................. . ................. ......................................... ................... • 1I......... ;:......... ,.......................................... . "UII...... c.. .. .... . .. .... ..... ... ~ o SEEK .RELIEF FOR HEALTH COMMISSIONER .. ....... . · . •. • BRINO · t EST SUITS. ~_yacci nationists Decide on Such Action as a Moyor Knight an d Dr. Greene Will Have Measure Introduced at Albany Amending Resu lt of Tuesday Night's Meeting. Law Regard ing Sudden Deaths. Anti- Com pu lsory Vaccination wh ic h was formed at the. II.<.C".",O". a t a m eeting 011 T uesday has d ecid ed to bring two suits courts to test t h e validity of compul so r y ' otder made by the h ealth d epartm ent. of t h ese s u Its will be brought In te r es t of th e daughter of Dr. ("arr . who bas been excluded the E a~t H igh S<'hool and a l 1 "the r s uIt " ' Ill b e brou gh t in the in t . reet of Ihe r hll dre n of JJ. A. Partlsh, who have b een excluded f rom t h e Ohio State university and t he Central High school beca us e of theil' refusal to be va C'cf nated. In t hese guits other parties will be made plaintiffs, whi ch will be tiled by Attorney H. B. Earnhart. The prIn Cipal point which the petItions w ill raise wil l be that of the law" which guarantee to child ren t he right of a n ed ucation. ;\fany other poInts w ill be raised. Thi8 a ssociation has securerl the clt'l-· ha:l for a mass mf'eling whi cb " iII be held F riday nl J<ht and they propose to fight the th Ing de"" throug h all the courlS if necessary. I , .I . ·. . . . . ANII~VA·CCINATION . E fforts a r e now ma k ing loo k ing to an of all 9udd en deaths. a nd th at If b e Is a me ndme nt to t he existing law whic h e x pected to tak e ca r e or th em he s hould " il l req u Ir e the medical ex aminer "nd be allowed the service. or a physician who w ill not be called u pOn t o do anyh is assista nt to inq u ire into a ll ca ses thing else. H e says t be m edical exof sudden de~t t b . whether fron1 violence a m iner a nd his assistant. w h o a r e ex01' other wise. H.iill ith Commissioner pected to Inq u ire In to 30 per cent. ot a ll C'~ a nd :\l a yor ~t1 g1 t a il tlIC bhlI s udden deaths, receive in sa la r y $5,000, In motion yesterday a nd ex pect to have wit h $900 mor e for clerk hire. w h ile th e the necessary bill Introd u ced a t Albany ten distric t ph ysicians of t h e H ealth wi t hIn t he next few days. ThI s step Depa r tment ge t but $3,600 nil t old. La s t was decided upon yesterday w he n Cor- yea r t hese ph ysIcians m ade 9.011 vi s Its p ora ti on Cou n sel F eldnlan Info r med the to i ndigent patien ts, an avera g e o r 900 H ealth Commissioner tha t it was p lai n- eac h . The y nlso g ave 7,589 prescrip l y his d uty un de r the laws to In quire ti o ns and \'acclnated 7,300 pers on S'. D r. into a ll cn~es of s u dde n death . w h ere Gree ne t h in ks t bey bave enough to do t here Is not evidence of violence. Dr. now, a nd i f delays occur in r espon dn r eene says dea ths w hi ch thus come Ing t o call in case of sudden dea ths. It u nder his j urisdiction a re 70 per cent. Is unavoldllble. ~ honest. The deman.d for virus was smodlc The government ought to \ ~~~trol th~ production a nd distrib ution I 0 [5 Earnhart Prepares Mandamus Petition ~gains t Board of Health-Grounds for Action. cL [$ Anoth er grounrl mt>ntioned i~ t hat it YR('cinated have d h ~~:~1 ;~~,eC~tstoe~~~tsdi~~l~se s~::'e e~~-I~ uniform, disc-rimination being made a.ga insl ~chool children. s hops. theater:! a nd fac tories being permitted to do as the\' p lease abou t the rna tter. The petition cites t hat Illinois. WiscOllsin. Michigan and oth er stat('~ ha\c decla red \laC'C'ination orders illegal and that in England whe re It ortginatf'd. L h~ law has bee n ~epealed fOI' two year~, the measure IHlving been termed "Iega lized murder." " I have Jlad cffel's to 'be a Horne;\.· for lOO 01 mo re clien ts t his week," said JudliCP L\;arn hart. i n ull king about the petillon. J RNMENT NOTICES PUBLIC BATH HOUSES NuaIO'S Buildings and Their Management Will Have Part in Volume to Be Issued by D epartm~ n t of Labor at Washington. k' ot the a nti-vacclnat,'o n ' Spea Ing moveme nt in this city, Dr. C. O. Probst secretary of the state ooard of health. said Th ursday t hat very much h>ITTrr b had been done t hroughout the world y th e ant.i -\:acc in~tio~l ar ti cle in the EnC'yclopedJa B rttamca o n vaccination, which a Dr. Creigh ton was permitted t o w rite. "He hfl:-d collected s tatistics," saI d Dr. Probst ... tha t led him to believe that vacc ination was not w hat it was claimed to be. A s ubsequent volume however, contains an article of quite a differen t tenor. " Befo r e vaccInation days. sa id Dr. Probst. smallpox was a c hildren 's dls ease, because a ll ad ults had had it. Aft er yuccinalion was d iscovered. it btl· came a lmos t exclusively an ad ult·s d isE"a~e. because t h e c hildren were a ll vac- I t'inated ear])·. In after years t h e e fficuey of vaccination in th eir yo uth ran out. and fa ilure to rc-vaccinate afte r a. consid erable interva l. le ft th em again bu'bjeC' t to the disease. Dt'. Probst said it was undOUbtedl~ tnH~ that in some ca~cs, d isearo had hee n transmItted ,by vacci na tion. That was true beca nse> virus was an a rti cle / or commerce, and n ot a ll tl'adesme _ _ l J .. ,...................... .... .... .... ...... .............. .. ...... ............. ,- /.\.~! .. ,.c:. ...... ~......................... ,... . " ............ ,................ .................................... ~ Health Commissioner Gfeene lJlsterforwarded to G. W . W. A ithge r , a ~~I ..,.ellta'l: ve or th e Department ot at Wushlngton, a. mnss Qf &taconce rn in g the p u blic bath· of Buffnlo. toge ther wltb a ot pho tograph s. s h Owln !; b<>th from th e exterior ln lpr.IOI·.. Mr. H anger expects monogra ph concerning t h e pu blic bathhou ses of the cou ntry "nd w lll u se t h e photographs and s tatistics in connection wIth a. d Ispla y t o be made ",AN 2! .... haye died from vaccination alone. It Is also a ll eged tha t t he order is no t . r, ys Secretary Probst- An E ng . lish Commission R ecently I n d o r se d It. does not p"olert an immun e again" t smallpox. th e r ecords <ho wilng that per- H....... .... ·:....:7.. · ·~.. ... ., ". ..................... ~ -............:.;...-.-....;...;.;,.................... . VERY WELL PROVED if a t a ll instead of a ttempting to ron 'er t hem. fions who hnye been "aid that judged by Its reD r. Probst "I have been vacs uIts it was not so. one " cinated about a s oftenYSateSma~~s be~n Id h e. " and It my sa t sI don't know It. \ Injured In the leas. The facts, as I ha~~ ob:~~vego t~~';' :.~; I. elf, a nd as. sta~ls IC:stead of the term Mfr. hspennce'II~: being shortened s ince uma . t has rather HE EF F ICACY 0 1<' S lU A I.L . o eneral vaccination began d' ot ap- I d" Dr Pro'bst oes n ) X VACC I N AT[ON, engthenr"tl',e use ' of humanized vi r us. llrove 0 ...... .,..... . udge Judgo ;\[. B . Earnhar t. attorney for the ci tize ns organized to oppose the vacci nation order of th e board of h eal th to th e pUiJils of t he public schools, has prepa red th ,.. petitIon in mandamus to compel the board of health to a dmit unvaCCin a ted child ren at t he schools. The petIti on will he presented in comm on pleas court late 'Thursday a fternoon or ea r ly l'-"' r iday. J udge Earnhart -a i d to The Dispa t ch Thursday noon th a t he per haps wo u ld a lso tile a petitio n in circui t co ur t . The g enera l poin ts in the mandamus petitio n, a r C' based on the g r ound t h a t th e gefl'er nl assembly w hen It co nferred th e right to order vaccina Lion to th e boa r d of h ea lt h made it at the d iscret ion of th e board . J udge Earnhart h olds In the petition t !utt the general Id ~se m bly had 110 right to con fer dlR-;: r ct lonary po,,'ers to th e board but '1IlUMt .u se its disc r etiona r y powers itself i,~aklng of Herbert S pencer's claim th~t vaccination in jureS the system. J.~.~1.~.~;........."......................... "....... . LAW MUST BE AMENDED F H EALTJJ DEI'ARl'M l'l l\ 'I' OD I , I(;~~ O TO MOST 'S I I\'''E~T ' (lNrE C ..\ SES O F' st I) .. DEI\' D EA TH . Co rporation Cou nsel Feldlllan Informed Health l .' om m i8sio ner Grrene today that his depart m ent Is ~uppof'.er1 to look after cases of sudden death \\ hel'e no ,' iolene'e is s llspet'lcd . The Jaw plain ly s t ate~ t hat th e medical exami ners are obliged to Invefltlgate on l\' case of d eath du e to dolence. S~"enty pel' cent. 0r th e rRfles of Budde n d eaths SI'e d u e to na tura l causes a n d D r. Gl'!iifM di'W'8 tha l l'l lh the forre o r help itt h Is d isposal It will be im possible for the dep a r t men t t ~ attend to t hIs work. T h is was t h t" hu rden of D r . Gr eene's tale to the M a~ol' when he ca lled upon h im today. 1 hI:' ),u'('(iicamf"TlI of the department was fu ll y set forth. "T he on ly l11('n a\'ai1abl(' (or t1!ltI wo,·k." ~ald the dortor, "ar l" the dl::'tri('t p hyslrians. a nd t h e)' are ou t t'( t hell' o ffi ces fmm R A. 111. 10 1 P. M. Thf"rc(ore fo r' four ho u rs" e are unab le to communi('ate wit h th em . and I( anybody dies from heart diseRC{e 01' apoplexy th e bod)' must not bE" touchPd until a dOf'tor ea n hf> sent to il1\'esUg atp. rrh e only solution of the problem I, 10 "p"olnt a s pedal phys IcIan to loo k a fte," this work," Ma yor Knight s aid: " \Yc shall ha ve tn allle nd the la w. That is a ll IIwrc Is to h'-' All amE'ndment to t he la1\' ,,111 be dnl" n UT., ImITlPrllatf'l y c ha nging th.wording of t he Jaw ~o as to mll ke th~ medical examiners th e proper offlclals to do the work . ;W;u eluent toUell ~lIu\le gelJlifeu. ~(ln rt aile ll((6erl ~orr !J on o 1 qlmt) @:it r., \)( r le~le n tyreibag \j on tinem 5;)unht geolITen I1Jorben 'ronr, l1Jitb n,acf) 9'/f,l1J IDor! ge\an'bl llnb ta D&T)lll !Jon SDr. qlm fe oonl tot! @>VQo! s<Sanitats-)Btl)orbe iibtrgtben merben. J;lJ 3 ................. • ...... . \ 9'/ocf)'bu \1I ~on Don bern 5;)llllbe gebiITen ................. ....................... ,•.............:.j .............................................. . l110r~n ,l1J(l r, c( rfolg!e tr bmfel'6en, ?i's \If'lI~ ;:,. er t~ll eingefanQtn ~a tie, lln,b 6t naC9 rtcf)~ " ti g,te bannl !>ie qloli3e i b(s 1; qlrwnU g.. 'om,..·········· .. ············· ......········.. ·,··,...... ··.... T ION OF OEA Tn £ , .......... ' .... ~.............. .............. " .................. . @i n i\.lloli3i \! bracf)le 't>as %fyier tJIOcf) btm ,or q F Id . t --r"T\f' Buftnh) l't. md,l t "n .......' ha~ begUM 'llfunl>\talk, roo ~s p,e \ttrTI gt\t.orfx n ifI. .................................................................. c ounsel e man l'es e r - ~H;I I ilga lnSllh c C" hllfrh of tht> rmm aclilat-c I ~ie SDoltoren @reene lln,b )BtITelf oom mrOl' mea H ealth Commissioner L'on('C'lltlon to collect $3i3.19 which it the law plain ly requires t h e l'Iu~ms the ChU f C'h ha~ owed It since NQ.\·. <:5a nitat~S!)( l>Qart l mmt erllar!en g(.... .................... ........................... examiners to Investi gate on ly ! ' 1.01. fo r ma SOllr) worl~ ...... ftern, bit 5;)unb fei an 'en: :r:oWl1Ju Hi g~­ Huddf"n death s a s resul t frOln vio- "]'I'IP',ll t,h (:omml~f"ion c: 8: ( l.e sa)"~ h(.' Mi C ( orporatlon Counsel F eldman ftorfxn. ~nrr mit!> im qlailtur<1nll!!De "serne d oes not b elieve that wh ptlwr his llepartml"nt or the Medical lnt E'ht of the la w, and be yester- Exnmlnu s ~ hoLild exu mlul' a nd report on tul J'xl)anMt meroen. nt the Louisiana Purchase Exposition at St. Louis. Chief Cle l'k Schneider furnished M r. H unge r w it h nn Interesting b lsto ry ot tbe agitatio n le adi ng u p to t h e establishmen t ot t he pubUc bathhouses i n this city. ./ - . < Mayor ](ni g h t t h at th e law c~~('~ a ,so of slidden ". h as e to h a vo an additional to " Ive hi' atten ti o n t o that b~ amended or t he healt h depal't_.s: : ca ~f'~ f:l' xc1uHh'e t y, dl;itlh [rom nntul'al -.,. \ �F A ·...... ........... ,... ,... ':' ........................lQO' 4... I..' .,. m·· .... ·.......... J't\.. ·I· .. ~····~ .. •.. ........................................... ........................ ..NI ~ Uope IJospital. F i ' eeks ago th e number oC small pox . ~es in Rochester was 267-187 at :H ope- ho!-'pilal and ~e\'enty in prtvatfl q u arantinp'. To-day the nUl1lber oC cases is Rr>yenty -seyen-seventy-three I n th e ~'" . · • . .LIll' tLfo lt [ CQmmiSfi9 urr wurns thO" peo pl e Ihnt theTe is an ordinnnc'e th at dogs nrc not ullowC'd upon the streetf:, wi th ou t mu zz1rs. But i~ thE' re auy ordiu· ance of th nt eh.rnetor ~nforc.d in Buf- ······················· .. ··":':. ··~ ... /~IJ.? ...... ............. .............. .... ..... ............... ....... !....... ... ..... . , the g e rms of thp dlseaRe were scattered all over the city, and wheth er or not the health <1epallment is in a llleasure responsible for the outbreak of smallpox ,\ hen the cold weather ('arne in the fall. are questions that need not be discusse J at length at this time. It Is weli known that The Post Express vi "·ed the sys. te rn of quarantine with ma~lY lnisgiv- FOR HEALTH DEPARTMENT. .., " 'I'he tota l number of cases will th en bE" sixty-six. a reduction oC 191 In (h'c weeks. J ·OR. HOWLAND (alo? -l. ftel' a n ord in ance is passed the polico continue to puss it without e\'en looking lit it . ,/ hospital and four outsIde. Eleven case:s "j w!ll be discharge.] before Monday nig·ht. These facts are of the highest Sigllifi can .. " and Importance. In our opinion. they show that ot iate the health department has been doIng spiendld work. and that the people of Rochester are now ra.pldly emerging fronl a "ery dangerous situation. \ Vhethel' or not the system ot Qual'antine adopted last spring was so lax that _..._"v.··,-y_·-· .... ·........................... . f I I ". . MR. FELDMAN WILL DECI·DE. .• \.[t(·r a. period of ('xperi('oce nnd noo H f'a lth C{)n~~er TJ een(' hns ('om~ to the conclusion tha t th(' lIItr .l11e(Ii(,81 examiners nre the propC'I' ollklills to illYef-tignte nJi cnscs of sudden rleath. and h. helie"., Ihat to have heen the intpntion of the fr 'lmers of th(' Inw which nboli8hed the onirc of ('aroneI'. ~ot being n lnwyer himself, howe,'C'r.. Dr. Greene hns decided to n sk C~l';)ol'ntlOn Coullsel Feldman for nn. Opll110n on the subj ect. .......... .. .. . :: .... .':'.: ...." .. _... ..... . _ ...... .......... .... . I t~e.nt ('on~lderntiou Transfer of Deputy-Medical Examiner Suggested to End Controversy Over Sudden Deaths- -District PhysiGians Defended. H EALTH .corTI; '!SSioi&er G reen e co ron er s were in office Jt W(\!'l their was this mol' JOg 10 orme func Uo nt to vie w the bodies of all p .. rdistrict ph ysician who has no s ons w ho died without 111cdJenJ nttend81gn u pon hIs ho me to guide se'·kers anre, s ucld en d ea thB being Included. a tter medical ald. N eighbors {)f th is It is estimated by physicians and by . phYllclan have often been awake n ed in Health D e pa rtm e nt officials that were th e stili of night to explai n t h at the the dist ri ct physi cians to view the redistrict physlci" n did not Ilve In th eir mains ot those persons ,,,ho die sud· homes but several doors abov e or be- denly in B uffa lo that tbey would perlure or an experiment. The 'Important low. (ol'm a bou t 70 per cen t. of the work point to rerognize now is, that the " This is something new to me," s aid tor which Dr. D anser and Dr. Howland disease is under control and that the Dr. Greene. "and I shall assuredly do now rccei ve gene rous remuneration. my utmost to correct the error. Th e A p lan eu,!,ges ted to avoId fUl'ther c Ity authorities are deservIng of the QU_o\.RA~TI~E HOSI'ITAL ~IAY NO'1' "Istrlct phYSician {)r any other phy- trouble, but whi ch has not been otthanks or the public ror the s u ccesstul ~e1 an In fact .. hould have a Sign dlsBE BUILT AS DESIRED I~ flclally uttered b y either Mayor Knight w'ay in which they have been fighting . pl a.yed somewhere about his home, and or Comw issione r Greene, Is that Dr. IFIIO,OOO APPROPRIATION. it. They han~ not only prevented an It r learn that conditions are as they Danser r ema in as Medical Examiner, are reported I will certainly right but that D,·. H OWland be transfened to epidemiC among the people but ha.v e th£1n." the Departmen t of H ealth and aSSigned saved thl;! bmdness interests of the city Bids for the constru ction ot the new uDo yo u not have many complaintR to this work alone. Dr. Danser and h Ita& I WIII b e a d vert1sed ot the laxity of the district physician," Dr" Gree ne di d not meet in conference I f1·on,· pa;;lt·. Let us, therefore, be grate- qt.:..arant ~ POnn was asked of the Commissioner. fuL to r by eb ru a ry ~5th. The plans are Yesterday as was promised, but they "Distri ct phYSicians are not inful- mo y meet tod ay. The Post Express cannot look upon J now being prepa red uuder th e direcJible," replied Dr. Greene; "they are Dr. Greene said this morning on the the deliverance of the grand jury as ai- tlon of the Bureau ot Building. An human and like other physicians. but subject ot th e rlls trlct physiCians viewapp r opriation of $50,000 Is ava il ab le for t oge ther " 'Ise 01' Just. Undoubtedly some the new hospital. It is thought by; I do not bplieve that any of them are ing bodies of t hose found dead: 'Wiltully negIlgent in their treatment mistakes have been made by the health Commissioner Ward that this sum may "This mornin g a t 1:30 o'ciock I WIlS of CRses fol' the Indigent dtizl"ns of railed fl'om my bed and asked to vicw d epartment, but there is good reason not b e sufficient to carry out tho this community. I haye heard that the remains o f a mnn found dpad in a scheme advocated by H ea lth Commlsto b elteye · that when these have been eioner Greene. whic h provides for al1 complaint was made that one district ~hed on the East Side. To my way ot pointed out they have been corrected. admInistration building. the hospital physician did not care for a child suf- thinking. Ihat is pretty much of n good fering with llI1eumonia as tll!.! case de- thi"g. Ofc ou r se. I am the head of thl' 'f hC'" ('harge~ of the STand jury relate proper. th e k itchen and a power plant. m anded: but I am morally sure that Departmen t or H eaith and It Is lright more to lhe old conditions, therefore. The hospita l will have accommOdation~s this Is not true. If a case is brou ght enough tha t I s hould be COnVf>l's:tnt to r about fitly pa.llents. CommIssioner than to rN'pnt (;onditions. ('ommlssioner Ward will ieave out the administration to my attention where the pltysiclnn with th e,e ro n d itlons, but it shouid apIs at all lax. I will right it: .1Uch things peal' to any r ight r easoning citlzl'n Gilman is linnwn to this community as buildIng if he ' finds the nppropriacannot exist while I remain III the de- that I ~houl d n ot b e arou~ed for C'n~e!ll a truthful man and a faithful official. ..,lion falling s h ort. . . .................... .. partment. Any district phYSician who 01 this kind. r adYised my ra iler to His statement of past and present con)las a call to nttend a patl,"t will. I look up either Dr. Danser 01' the district diti ons at JI tJP~ hospital leaves very litbelieve, without urging trom me. care rJhyslchln, b ut w hich was called I do oJ r OI' it as diligently and as congcl~n­ not know at this momen t. tle of lh E> report of the grand jUl'Y to tlousJy as he would were hc receiving "I sny aga in th a t if my depnrtment tau~ p uneasint:~ 111 tite minds of the two dollars for ench visit mA.de." is to view these ca~es we sball hn ve to , peop ie. Mayor Knight is expectpd nOW to pl'eflS addItio n al physicians into Se-TOne very important Cact is enti r ely t ake a hand in the mutter 01 straight- ViN·. We will be d oing practically all ening out the Question: "Who vlewR of the work o f th e- :l\1edical Examiners ign ored by tlw grand jLry. The new IS ROOT OF tlle bodies of those who die nudc1e nly ?" a nd It will be altogether too much to e merge ncy hospital will be ready on FebHealth Commissioner GreE'ne and ask of the dis trict physicia n .... EVIL P ru a ry 1st. "'hat IR the reaSon that it When The E II'tuirer reporter called at ~r ayor Knight hE'ld n conference yes~ recent Instance of a sudden t e r day afternoon and the ~Iay(lr a!'l- the offic(' ot ,Medlcn l E xaminer Danser. wa s not r eally on St'ptembel' 1st? Hope the doctor ":t~ not in. His position In sured the Commft3?toner that ne would hos pital is bd.dly ioc'ated; undoubtedly it death in this city and of the b01y ot take some 8C'tion which would straight· the mn tter, however has been Rtuled is not In first-class sanitary condition; the deceased ly1ng seven hours on the en (lut the dlffiruity for good nnd alt. betore and it Is kno wn that hp. standR we all r egard it as a. disgrace to the ('ity. floor before any medical oruciul arThe inw under which the Medirnl Ex- upon it. and from prt'!'Ient indications Ived, has b r ought up a question which r matters ,,·m rema in unchang-ed until aminer and his deputy took offi('e was But )H:ilher thf' C'ommiggioner oC public at they viE'w the bodiE'S or tho!=\e "who Mayor Knigh t atte mp ts to right exsafety nol' the health department is re~ inVOlves eHher a gro~s dereliction ot th duty somewhere or a conditIon of ruet death throl#gh violence," but when i. tin" difficul ti es. s ponslbll.· [or the locatiol], fo)' the small H ealt h Commissioner Gerne will ~ things either In the Health PeJgrtment a nd miserable building. for the absence IIhortiy aSK [fie Bba rd Of Aldermen for In the official sphereOf the Medlcai fb'Yo additional t t'nemen t house ins pee· of drainage. and for othcr conditions or ExamIners, or In both, which demands • tor9 and an additional plumbing In"hich the grand jury (·omplains. Every- immediate reform. spector. body kne'\ last May that there would be ..It will be next to Impos,lble to ConIn regard to tbe negl ected death alan outbreak of smallpox In Rochester in ludf'd t o-whether it was a case or Induct the Henlth Deparlment as it should be conducted ." said Dr. Greene th e fall and win ter. "Who. then. is re- dltl'erence Ol' insufficiency or the otla.st night. "The Inspec ton"":'l "t"hom we sponsihle (01 the delay in the construc- fl cial force Which sbould ha\'o been on bo rrowed from the Pollee Department tiOll nf a suitable hospital? Why was the· gl'ound-mutual blame has been eX:'" h ltve tested ciose to 1,000 new lenen.lt :l rt'spectable hospital constructed in ment houses. or wh ic h we had no changed. The Healtb. Office thinks kl"l.Owledge. as the ir exis tence was not July and AUgUHt oC lnst. year? such duties should belong to the :Medishown by the records ot this .Jeparl.As the grancl jUI'y dld not see fit to th ment. How many mo re tenements the go into thl~ f(Uf'~tlo 'l 't t 11 ~ cal Examiners. From other sources e inspectors wHI find is mor~ easily Tbe Post E'xPI'e:s 1....1 <-': mth:~ JIC we ..Lor attempt Is rnade to throw the blame imagined than figured. They are ,~1l1 .. .~ .... ·-,on \' ~ t le n'len I'e' I . <1 fipo nslble lor lhe dela; In the construe. on the Health Department. And a t 111' on the East Side. The y began at the wate-rfront and are noW about High Han of a new hospit I d h h ,-lew ~Ull Is presented by the inRIEt. a.d an w o. t ere· ence that thp numer i en I f orce of the Street. After the East Sidc Is rom/01' (' ~-tI'e to be h pleted the 'Vest Side m ust be Inspected for 't~e srandal~U ~rge "'Ith the biaml Haith Department is not adequale to and while I hardly believe that It will ties that' have be S ~rrll1adf;'quate facllI · its tasks, a statement which in other show so large all increase a.C\ the East ~ ~n .l ordec1 tor the carE . Side it will not be (ar be hind. of pfl r~ons strickE'n with small lO X arc quarlers Is sharply denIed, " ·w o nK D EYO~D DE PARTllENT. Ma:ror Roc1C'Hre('k' 1 C 1 " Some good may C0111£' out 0 .. t.h15 con) ant ol'plJl'ation Counht t f the 8 (,1 SUthpl'hntl "'h tro\'er~y by the enltg enme:l 0 "Now the law requi r es thot thp tenet • I P weakne::::s r)f the . i t i , ,,, The nnl~ 'lne] thp nubile on thp quest ons n 5SU·. ment houses shall be inspeocted once c ~mal'tnc~~ and cunning 0 1 d I 1 1 o~h to everY ~ix months. It Is manifestly a the other Ol't1ught 0 '. people nre pnylng goo sa ar es ) . . physical impossibility tor one man to Common CnunC'lI tl r~:~ qUarrel. With the the ~1edi('al EX:llnlnel'g, who practically exnmine. as It iB Intended should abl e delays If 'l.a resulted In deplor· took thp lliace of the aboll~hed ('oronerbe done 3,000 or 4,000 houoe-, ,\ ith some I ,\ e had hud a mayol' .c;hip and to the district llhy~l('ians or every hall year a nd It wou ld be foil" attempt to dO It. The tl vt" abilit v ~llnles~ sagac.tty and ('xe('u- the H ealth D epartment. 'Vh ~reln lies " ,\ 1 .111 adns(>r whu was d b th the work will be no small job tor three nh)re anxious t t . thE' real justice cone-cale ellea. 'mpn. III the slums a nd the Italian e"ts of th~ c'il 0 uht end to the Teal mter- pl'Psent wrangle? If t. he city has not QU3I't~r~ we v.. nnt to ma k e inspections . . , ) ' t an to .. I ' II i " much ";'ore freq uently and think tha,\ and put other ('ltv om I J~ ~.y :0 t CS" enough di~trict physlcmns the Quickel' once a month wo uld be none too otten. t he people oC R t ~ a~s in a. hoJe, tlint Is knnwn the better. If two ~I edl ­ ow:mns ARO CS ED _ been oblige<1 t ocels el '\ould nut have cal Exuminel's can't pe;r!nrm tbt: work o "a l ftyp months for a . h ") d ecent hospital of 011(' C'oroner, what IS t e reason. The Health ('ommts~loner ,!;ay~ the 'need fo r another plumbing iutlpector ~ tI And if there Is negligence !';om~wh{'re. almoot aR cryi ng. let that negligence be loc'lted. One Says He Could Easily Keep Is Owner~ or tenement hous e". wboee ing l~ certain: The publll.! won't All bundl ng' h n .e been In"pecterl by thp Number Busy .......... .. .. .. .... ~tand fol' many 1'£,lletiti n nl'-\ of such Ht'Illth Depnrtment. a re railing dully ..........~.. ... ..... .. ..... ... .... ..... ... la issez fnlre methods with r elation to Ask upon H ealth commissioner Gr ef." np fot' W ill but the T ime, 'In(orm a l!oD a. to the things thpy nrp .................... .... s udden dealhs afl, those which attended e xpected to do a nd one man iJI kept __ .......................... .... .. .. ....... the r erent a t no tol'l(lus enS? ?f the . t b~"y nn. wering In«ul r les. for Only Two ·h 'rence .et nil tillS talk John Trible, ngent tor the Lacka("nrr :::.) Y1.' ars old . of 4::!1 Pern' kInd " OBe 0 CUt ~ wanna Hotel. y~terd 4 Y fnfotn1 (1".l the 'aA brUcn by n dog F'rlday. Th·e~O ing. Time. .Il tht' pounLl yesterday Crom _ _ _ _ _ __ d"Partment that be would b~gln tile Hl~alth ('om'. e Groeo E' (' xd hoetf!'lry'~ renovati on ttt ooce. r'arT. \\' hi'l will be spnt to nOr. \. ha c t f'rjoJo~ut or Xt:'w Yor ~ ~'::~~ ~~OdUg\~':~h:":~~:te~O~i~:s~~r t:!'~~: ~rN DS 'MA"Y'~O ~. . . . . . . BB SUFFICIENT ............ - t' /JO ................................................................... ................................................................... ·r.wfT THE THE I ............................................................... INSPE=CTO RS tARE BADLY NEEDED He a Ith Commissioner Greene Says Tenement Hpuse Work Is Beyond Capabilit ies of His Department Now. bU I THREE MORE MEN ARE IMPERATIVE l h That at Presen f - �:~ .,. I I ............................................ ,.................. • a. ....I"'======= N................····..·.. ········· ..···· ........... .... __··~···'T" ··· ················· ··· ~:4·Y·· BE. ·SE;;~··~·;·· . ···· A f elT Y ' S EXPENSE CAN'T AN DIE. SAYS DR. GREENE. I ~ ........,.........,.. ~ ..... .................' ....................... . , ................... , •• ro .·· .....~ ........ .." .... .. " ............ . , RA:\,K CARR HASN''l' 'l'UE ~\oNEY 'ro '-I' /SCARLET FEVER REPORT. . GATIA FALLS, Jan. ?l!-(Speclal).- GO '1' 0 THE PASTEUR J NS'rITUTE, i PUBLIC HEALTH ~DOCTOR IS NEEDED. Ta yl or of th f' cit y 8chools has Is- a. s tate-m e rrt setting forth the e xaet n ber of sca rlet ( ev er c ases 51 ce Janr i . Cases have b een r e porte~ rcporlc In 33 famitles. The greates t number ot ("ases was 1'1:1 the Cleve-land A venue S('hqolJ where 11 cases hav~n repo rted. • . ... ... .. Frank Carr, who was bItten by a dog I'lat is believed to have had t he r a bies. ., as yet unde termined w hether he wHI Y) to New Yo rk for treatment at the "a.steur Tnstitute . He s ays he has no 10ney and his father , Patrolman w m. C~rr. Informed H ealth CommisIF YOUNG CARR'S FATHER, A '('f:. ' o ner G NQ.l.1e yeste rd a y t hat he was LARGE I Jt In a posi tion to help his son. HOWPATROLMAN WITH ,rer, he expec ts to have a tal k wi th ssistant Superintendent of police FAMILY , CAN'T SEND SO N TOl usack a bout the matter today a nd be a ble to mal<e arrangemen ts TH E PASTEUR INSTITUTE ' !"lay ,r the treatment of hIS son. It he ,."nnot, Dr. Greenc says It may be posTHE CITY WILL . Ible to ha\'e the young man sent ~t le e pense of th e city. He s ays ni n e Jt of e very ten persons bitten b y a Either Alfre d Carr. th.e young ma n log with rabies afterwards s u ffe r f rom who was recently bitten by a mad dog, he disease. I ~" " ......."......... ~.f.''' .. .. .,.... .... " ........ ....... .... must g9 to the Paste ur Institute 1n New York, or tnke th e ris k o f s uffering a : I ~. .... .. . , .. . ... ... . ...... J.,. ~ .. ...... , ............... . .. .......... .. , . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . ., . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 . . . . . . . . . C ~ TY • • WILL BEAR EXPENSE. A lbany, J a n. 2S.-The ninetl'-£'eYenth ann ual meet ing of the State )led lcn t SOCiety is in session here. The president, Dr. Henry R. Hopkins of Buffalo, de!ive r ed a n a ddress o f welcome. A resolution was a d opted "deploring a ny wea kening of t h e present tenement- p .r;.: lm" C rr is Una b le to Send H is Son to l n~ Pasteur Insti t ute. PalmlUlan " ' illiam 'Y.Ca r r of 421 Perry s treot called at the ••• fi lth d epa r tment Ul is mOl"l1iug nud iufonm'd D.r. Gre ne tha t he would be ti llable 10 benl' the c.( pell ~c of se nding h is ~ n. A lfred CU1'l', to tJte Pasteur Institutf' in New York house laws and u rgently req uesting the Legislature to permit no changes to be made that will In any way decrease the a mo unt of light and a ir ava ilable fo r t h e people liYing in s uch houses, or In any way take a backward s tep In to be gil'en tr~ntl1ll'nt prc"enti y c of h~'dl'ophobi;\. 11. 0 hoy was bitt en Inst week by a dog which Wfl.~ nfteJwurtis disCOYcl'cd to be lllud . and w hich died o f l'tlbi('s. D r. Greene promised to make arrange· regard t6 t h e ir sa nitary c onditions." Dr. Hop kins. the preSident, a dvocated tha t th E! society unite w ith other medical societies In a dvocating that unlvers lUes confer t he degree of Doctor of Public H eal tb upon those entitled to It. H e dep lored tbe fact that t here were tbree dlsUnct medical socletloo In this State a nd "rged that this society take the Initia l steps t oward a reunion. A report of t he Comm ittee on Hygie ne recommended that physlcinns unite in a vigorous e ff o rt to s uppress tube rcul ools. It advocllted met bodg to ed ucate tbe people by d lstrlhutlng litera ture giving the principles ot Infection and protection t herefrom, th a t pupils Of the pu blic . cbools be taught how to sto p tbe spread of tuberculosis, that societie s be organized for that purpOge. and t hat public lectures In each 8chool dis trict be gi ven to t each sanitary sc ience In every day living. The report noted witb a larm th e ef- orrlble death from hydrophobia. This 8e determined by H ea lth COII,l miESion- .... .... .... ... . " .. .... .. .. " ..... ... .. ... ... .................... ment."i with t lt(' (.'~\lnty pOO l' officials to Greene tod a y and young Ca rr no tisend the boy to " ew York. As yet he , t N th 1 C : JIll. beu·u)·cd no ,vll1lltoms of the d Isease. to that e ff ec. ever , e e es, a rr r L~ • __ ./ FLEISCH MAN N At N[ F iO n51l OSED COlA! r!JI ISSEON ~ If'If' rva I'. I wn;~r~~~~e:~~:s ::~ndi~:;,~la~:dg~h~~ I woe no use putting his fat ber to ~ere l1~e~:.e~: l:x::I~~eiha~~clew:~c~~':!u~~ er trom the rabies. Carr Is a son of P a trolman William • Carr of the 4th Precinct, who lives ~ No. 421 P erry Street. Patrolman IIrr 110 at present detailed to Inspect ouse> In the ci ty wlilch a re su pposed to contain more than two tamllles. In order to ascertain for H eal th Commlsstoner Grecne whether t h e places co rne oder thp t enement la w . The real diffi culty w h ich stands In the WRY of young Carr being sent to ew York for treatment Is th e ex nse. Patrolma n Ca rr is the fa th e r o f Amendment Wa§ Voted Down and Mayor's Suggestion for lCommission to Consider Elmwood Extension Was Approved. f orts to secu re a re peal or t h e t en e- mont-house act and a ttributed much of t be im prove m en t In the manag~ mp.nt oi tube r c ulosis to the better housIng of t b e poor, a nd dedared that the m ost stringent reg ulatIons go verning the building of the ten ements should a l)ply to a ll cit Ie s large eno ugh to co ntain a s ingle tenement or flat eVf'n rhl1dre n a nd h is monthly com- ensatlon ... a member of the P olice Dppartment does not permit him to live In princely style. The plaIn truth of the whole m a tter Is he can not afford to send his sOn to N ew York. Howe-vel', whether or no t Mr, Ca rr can 4afford It, H ea lth Comm issioner Greene 8 c1 e tennln ed t hat If vountr Cnrr wa Th e CounrilmE"n yesterday appro\'cd th~ 'l\fa yor's suggestion fo r the appointment of a commi ssion of three o r five citi7.cns to sPrve with out pa y in the ma.ttel' of ex-te n -ling E lmw ood. Avenue to i\forgan Strpt:!t and widening Elmwoou. A\'enu~, f rom Y lrglnia to North Stre(-t. Councilman I' lrisc.hrnann stood alone in hIs opposition to lh e commission, I)I;:}\('\' ing- th ut tll e Commissioner of PlllJlIc ,\'orl{s and th e Corporation Counsel are cornpete:nl to handle the subject. He to go to th e Pasteur I nstItute fo r tr e at~ ent he will go. The only thing for him o do will be to confer with O ve r~ee r ot e Poor K enngott a nd obtain a poor or · er, which will permit th e y oung man to 80 to N ew York tr ee of c harge, and a t \t1e expense of the cou nt~:. To tRke a man t o the Pasteur I nstitute r treatm en t tor rabi es is not an Inex.Ive m a tter. It is j ust t he reverse. e round trip to N w York wou ld cost bovt $16, h e would hS \' e to remain a t the itltute f or a t least two weeks a t a n pense ot $10 w eekly (or his maintenance nd th(! cost ot the t r eatment would be '0 Jess than $50. This would soon s poil the appf'RranCe o f a $100 bl1 l. Patrolman Ca rr called a t the offl ce of the Health D epartment th1s morning a nd had & 9hort talk with Dr Greene. Hr told Dr. Grt' ene righ t out thnt he co uld not a fford that .urn , H e co ruE' ssed he WRS In a hard poslUon nn~ th at it was all he co uld do to his tnmt1y. Howe\,e r. he IE'ft would t al k the matter over with :;~8~18tl~1}l Sup£>rlntendent o f Poitce Cuwoul d aleo attempt to raIse the ii~~j,.~,a~y trom fl'lend~,. at this time what wHI Dr. Green e. "U Mr, C arr unabl e to ral~e the mon{'y, for me to do Is to ca nter ~ mciaI9. Surely "f"e ca nnot l~v(!d am~ndment ~as Mr. put anti t.hen voted alone voUng house. . It recommended co mpulsory registration and disinfec lion, a dispensary fo r Fleischmann for It. The next question was the resolution oC AI/I . ~I atschoss, cnlling upon Col. \ Vard to pre-pare a s.ur\'ey of the pr oposed ex - t en.loll. . the tuberculous poor, that phySicians seek tuberculous cases a m ong t he people sUll at wo rk; that a. receiving has· II' J'lJI.1 1 pital I bv man v D hvslcl:1n~ .. ................ . .. .... ;.:.,.. •• .. •.. ·;-r .. ·.... .. •...... ·.. ,," . 13 . . . . . . .. . . . . . . ... . . ... . . ... . . .... . .. .. . .. WI LL RISK DEATH fROM HYDROPHOBIA City Offic e R o om . TOl ~(; nl 'rrr~' )1""" n \' " .\ll DOG ' 1' ~ Lll '!' HE \ 'I" IE" I'. lni5Sioner (j-J'ecne ~al d to- H I day I lut e for UralTl1£'nl o r e )~e J'i ~k d eat h from hydrophohia. The young m all g................................................. I DO E s~"r "rA~'1' '1'0 'l''''fiE t-AS· I J. ... & '1 , . .. . . . . . . . .. ....!. . . . ... . ae:: l . 10 .. • .. ... . . .... .. .. .... ... ... . . th is. d is PR SC be erected In for eve ry c ity or co unty sea t; thnt th ~ State prosecute t he building of Ol1e hospital for w hiCh $100,000 ha. a lready bee n appropriated. Papers we re read Mr. Flt"ischmann offend an amendml'nt. which was adopted, prov iding for alternative plans: First, fo r widening Elmwood to Yirgir.la Street, and second, {or widening Dc Rutte Alley on the ea~t ~ld~ of COI1\'ention Ha ll, be tween Virginia. and All(;n streets, the ~ame bt:'ing a conltnu;l Hon o( North 'Morgan Street in a <llrect line northerly. The rfst of thr Aldermanic action r c l a ~ ti\'e to th e Elmwood extension w as unanimouSly appro\'ed . Commissioner "'ard reportc.d the offices r E'llte-d by the city in buildings not owned by the municipality , the rent paid, and thE." dates on which the leases would ex: ~ plre, He also reported a list of offices which m ight be. accommodated by a new Alternan ve P l o.n •. a rrangemc-nt contingent on th e aCrtll islCouncilma n Stoddart said h e ool1ld see tl on by the city of the old pOl'.toffice, to n o objertion to th e commission , inasmuch be used as Police Headquarters. a s it .... ould haYe no legal standing, and The city pays rent amounting in a ll to ~' would sen'c withou t pa~·. ~,QH a year for t hp accommodatJOn 01 th e "This Is Qui te a n impo r tan t matter," Ci\'ll Serv\ce- Commission, the Grade ~Rid Mr. A sh, "anu we should get all the' Crost;ing Commission. the POOl' Dep':ll thghl we (':in on it. 1 see no hal m in a mont and Board oC School Examiners. commission nctfn~ with Col. War~l," Col. 'Yard thinks all of these. ml"ht. he "If this wue to be a paid commi8sion l ncco~lmodatt><1 in th e ndmmlstratlOll I 'i ltoul<l vUjl d," sa id Mr. Klinck, "IJU t I bullulng in Convention Hall. If the Police C'l. n S£'G no 1'('350n why there shouldn' t be Headquar t ers can be removed to th e old :\ non~pald commission. There Is no P?stoffice, tho Depr...rtmen t of PubliC " orks, with Jts ,arious bureaus now doubt i ll my mind a.bout th e dc: Irability scatteI'l,;u through the City Hall and Mu ot this tmpron:men t If it can be done at nicipal Building, cOllld bu brought unde l' 0. r easonablo cost:' one ro ot. ,. . It Is also slIgg-e!"ted tha t the Educati on I m not in fu.vo r of any more com mls- Dt'pal' tm ent mig ht be transferred to Cons lons," saId M,·. Fl('ls~h m an n. "r th tnk vention Hall, and the H ~t.. we ca n get along withou t o lle In th is casp to the rooms n ow occupfed by th e ~ . ml eslonel' o( Public ~"ol'ks I am informed tha t tho s treet rnilwar ObJection Is r aised by t h e depa rtment peop le arc ave rs e to extend ing th ~iT line h E-ads to Convention Hall as being loo (Qt. down 11ol'gA. n Sll'e<et beca use th e ir plans up-town. The suggestions of the Com ~ car. t empl a t e usin g the 1\'{ain StreEt r oute." ~~e::IRl!;J: of Public V; ol'ks w ere r ec~~~ 15 it befor e symptoms ot develop In a person a fter by a mad dog?" was t . .. . . . . .. . ... . .... ...... .. . . .. . .. the following amt:ndmeut: Be an<l the same 1S h~reby am~ncled so flS t o p ! ovide t h a t th e Comml::;SlOnt'f of Pu blI c \\'orl\s and the CorpoP~lIon Coun Sf"1 cOIH~ldl' ~ t h e s\lbjec t of ~"id('nln~ anrl ext"ndIng BlrttwoC?d avenue. ]n accordane3 with th o su ggu!l ttons of H.ls Honor, the l\{asor, Stt fo rth In his communication t o th e Co mmon Council, under ilate of J anllal'~' :6, l !lO~ . and that said Commls~ f'i(lner of Pllb llr. "'orks and Corporation COUl1Ed repo rt th c-roon at an early da~.. Such report to specify not only the (lc-tnlls [ (lr the fulfillment o( the project. but to gh'p also full nnd complete Infor"rnflliol1 tn the p robabl e expense- whkh 'wll\ ne entail ed, as 8ugg~stcd in said commun icalwn trom the Mayor. The (lown, l\ lfrt! • ng m an \\ ho was bittpl1 by a mad dog ~en·r n.l c1ilY ~ a go l11u:,l go lo t he Pa~ tqur In ~ ll ­ do(' s nut l<lite tllR ac! \'iI'e or Ihe Hf-'~II ~ h COlllllli s!"iLllH.'r H' I'iOl1~ly alll l s a}!-I t ll<i t h e elM's HoL think tha l it IS allY tI~e 10 put hi R fAther to t he l' ''J)('n ~p or li(" ll l ing him to ':-';ew t ork, HI' thinks th <lt ~ IF" n' b nul Ih f' n'll1olt':iL prolJHIJIJil ) o C hi:-. Iwdllg' t il(' ra b ll~: . " . a ('alT "::;' f<:tlhf' I' if) \\Illlar.., ,\1 : ( arL p Atro lman of tll(' F'nurth Prt' cJnd. "ho 1I\"f'~ al ~o. 4:!1 P€'IT:" :4U'l'f' t. dn d ca :. l;~ ha s a f' lInil v of ~e\'f"n t'ill1 cJnn It 1. • a t h~1 h; 1.";,u1nl)1 afford In :-te nd ,hiM b r:y a "a\' 1f that i:-: tilt" C'a~(>. , lh e ( 011101 1. ~ .. , ~ iOll ('r ~a.r~. t ~P(' O\'er"'fOP r thct l h..:' \\ III . nt! . ..................................... .....................................c.......................... ....................................................................................!... .. ....... .. .. ... :~e~';,~,\ ~~':a:;'~.~P:-: :~~"~. ~::~. .~~g~~~:; ~; __~~_ _ __ _ ...::-, = ~ e •• Dd StollSti cs r On""rnlng Burralo·. lie hftth -bonse<; arc to be port of fi n ('d u. CARR WILL TA""E ~ 1.1 PASTEUR TREATMENT ~ .~- .....- " DIED OF A POPLEX.Y. b an early hou r this mornmg Jaco 1: k, about 60 Years old. dropp ed deal d ( re apopl exy i'hUe in the yard In t 1C l"'ta of bls h ome. at No. 358 Spring Street. The lIeoltb D e partment W8!::i no tified ot tt Clerk ~ 'fI'ldt'r btl're pr 11 'r'Tc:'I':t-- nUt thE" agro man's deatlt- Dlstrlct P hysic ia n '1Ier pbot ogrnllh"l fqt n~h.. tt. eiJ d I a numH ealth Commissioner Greene f:ai,] BO"lIss of Snl'ing S lrE:'et w ent to the Yeuk Uon ot I . ~ C ~ t\ n n!ornlo· ..... - ' l . J " I I al ef'lnC'f't'n ng- th,.. tnO"pnU'Dt which ted up yeSterda y th at It Is proDuti te' 'thht AI - home nnci lIfte r "iewlng t U\ rema ns, t tb \tn hll~h1U(\nt • f to ta ke char"'e of &.b e .,(, If f' <"" , 01 ree bnth-bollSPR 1n tl'ed Cat r, who 'wns b illen by a doc:' lowpd til" CurnllV'" ~ .J 0 ~Q a;lo, nnrl btt~ NE'ot thl~ru on to :\l ' B 1.]0 bodl.· tor burial. J:;/()r use In wl'lting ft ruon ogrot;h ~~~ re ce ntly, 'w ill b e sent to New Yo)'}, ~It ret. the expE"l1@e of the county. Pnt rolman - - - - - . .. William W . C Arr, ta ther of the ~· O Ullg man ,\ho "n~ bitten. t.:alJed on L'om~ missio ner G rp c' n e y cHerday and snld he not ah lf- lO bpar the P Oun) exhibit at tbe LOUl'\l.nll a Purch'l XpOhltlo u. At the requ"" Bl '" [ o.1 G '" ',,',c Dger ot tbt· deparllUE"nt '-ot labor ~t " ~ash' ton , H f;allb. Comm~r (J~" ' i :M \)1) I 10 9 hjR son to N ew p enl-'c of the ,"otmty. ~I·. ( ,r~pllf'\\: l~e " . tlldt III a ny c\ ... nt he w ill no t a lia de'll h - \' oung man to I'un Ihr' r l~k of 'tl C - rrom l1\"d roph<1lJid >itn.pl.'" ." eca".' . ex1bO~"'!; fatllf'r ('Rll llOt pen"_c . _ a (COl d th - ':.J' ~. , ..... .. .. .. . ... ...... . ~ .. ...... ...... ... " ............ " ." ... .... .. . ........ .....................................~ ........ . :t ~- ....-.-. - a n~djt beg ~or~orationg:1 ' . parti! ift tB 6adje beg (lJefunb: tt~: 5!lepartemmt, aUe ~rDtIfidjtn ~o, begfaUe ~u oeforgen, lDii~rtnb bie Wmt5Pffidjt be!'! IJRebicar.f.l:raminn fidj rebiqtidj aU f etoaltfarne!obtJ- I flint oefcf]ranft. �. _- l.. ....................... . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 11'\,• • •• .. ~w .. ~ .................................................................. .......................__.·!:~======== Z I •• • • •• .... . ..... ... • ••• .... • • .... • • · • ........... ·.... t:-.·. J ._.~._.: ....4 ., •.•_I •• ; Found Sou;~~~ 'cOOK;ssc HEM [' rN;~;;:~:~:EHA;MENT. of the Fever ~ 0ULO NOT 8E AIf~:d,~';~EE:~::::::t ~;~'" :o:-onn'e of lit mllJ..;,m,lll on jq thi:-; .. it). to\\' \\'hicil {d'Hul one w\'(1k <l,....\) injUl"'d ilf; uc1d . .'l' Hlltl it "-:1~ iln!:d:-;:;;Ihle to milk the nninl'll L:: hand. \ sypliOt\ \\'~l!~ llst'd in dl':':.'.\"ill~ th" Itlllk (rom ll\t" \'Il\,' .111tl it is l,t'lit \ l'd Plal th~ di~ ... a.srd. min. from the (,0\" the outhl'l'.'l< C.l11St·d 0" till' th'~dt'~"~ routf'. ~t:ltf'S that til(' !1ulkqUe~ljon \'as ill no way tr, ten}}' (,11 Dr. Lpo-" Oil 1,1:1n in. ~ blump. lion of endpl' ..)fdl·l'~ frot11 ITr':llth Offil'I"I' lit L&!oo-"~olf ~~\I ,i la1'~' Insp,llior ~lol"g:II' left for ""il~oll tod ay ~1l1'1 \\ ill rem·tin lh rt'c until Ih(' (,;\11f:. p:1l1s. !-;tl"ainel's. (' I e .. of th," farmt~r who O\\,I1R the dislased cow :.... e thnt'ong-hly nisinfC't",tt'r1 and will J!l't·\'( nt :11:\~ milk fl'Om heint' f;old frotn liti' ~ ~OIlI'\'(' 'Intil It has o C'PJ. w;;~llred tllilt all dl~fa!::\~ g-PI'm~ 1,:"\\'( .. ............................................................... 1 03 I .. ..... ~...................................... . ~~HENECTADY. Health Officer Clute Says That the Situation Is Serious, THERE PEST HOUSE IS NO ( • 1')0 .................. .. ................ ...... ........... .. -- ...;;-\\- ,- .... Ql \n-\' T I'(!;O , norl hw{'f>trrn J ill). 118rt ~!!.-Lykrn!"', in tho o[ rraw[ol'd (·onnty . bas bC'rn Quarantin('lt hv t bo. ~lalf' boarrl or hr altho owin~ 10 mallpox. For snmf) tImt' thrrr ha,3 bf"f"n ('nnsH1('1r3hl~ 'il'lcn CObr\ in tbe' \'i1ia",r. hul lhf" naturr of Ihn troubl(' \\ as not SlIspf"rtf'o and th!~r(' WCl~ no I"CInrl mdfll In isolatr thf" I·as~s. f'hil- I drrn wrut to Rchool until too skk to tll- ;\ rf'llr('~ .. nUlti\'(' of ~hp t-'tal " "'''.il(,,(\ 1hl" "illag" and UflOn hndiD~ th" t(>"Il, ("a>l('~ \ t o\\I1· w('r<' LENOTHY REPOR T REVE RE HO US E FN posed incorporation bill is on account ~ ... . , n SW A N }i' lNJJ ~ of the necessl t .\-T for sewers in the town TE :"t EIU EN T I NSPECTO oC 'Vest Seneca. Just whut the plan for this system or ) JA,NY CO:\, D I T I O :\'S T O CO:\' D E~I :\' . s€-wers is ('ould not be ascertained to day. b u t if it embl'!lCeS any proposition t o turn the ~ewagE" Into the la ke abo,·e Buffalo. n~ would appe3 r likely, it Tene m en t H o u se Inspector Swan i would be m et by oPPo&ition from the pre p ar ing a lengthy report concern in! city. the notoriOUS Revere Block . HE':1.1t h Commissioner ""al~er D. H e h ~s alreadY condemned th e (' lo~e Rbeene was a~ked today fo r ~nforTTla- system a nd h as intormed H ealth com~ t n reg~' rding this point. and 8-aid: ~IS§IQ1~m' gl'eepe thal there a r e m a n; "I know nothing of the proposed plans. unsani1ar~£thnures abou t th e plac but I do know that ~ewe ragp. from which recluire attention. Th e hail S hi 'VeRt Seneca cou ld not be tUl'~l'~ i11tO says~re too clark to be safe or heal i h~ 'AN the lake above Buffalo witho ut inJuring ~mal1pox. GI·~{>ne. "to att;1th ~ewerage SYfltem to tl.- Quarantlncd lbt) step ......... UI1 the W est Seneca. that of Buffalo if Cl ~ " thp territory were to be annexed to this . .. .... . ... . .. ... .. ... .. ........ .. ... ...... .... ... .. ... .. ('itv. whIch would seem to be a vE:'ry ........ feasible method of settling the question ",.., of sewerage (Ol' West Seneca." NEEDS MORE INSPECTO R This and other questions w111 prob, ably l)e raised if the present move to ----fnrm a separate olty Is forced. a nd Dr. G r ee ne Will Ask for Three for TenthCt::1~ famniar with the subject are e m ent a nd P lumbing Work. strong In their belier that popular sentiment will be against the Ineasure. Th who arg u e in favor of t h e a n- H l'nlth COllHuir;slonp r Greene will short ly np·xa~~n of W eRt Seneca to Buf'falo. nsf dIE CU i 6 l (S ahCI: 16i1l{,\,\-'o more t en e]''''~ lnre th at s u c h a ('ourse co u ld not mcnt bous(" Im~pec tors und fill nd(l1 t1onn l In~l' shou ld not lnpet political opposition, spectol' ot plumhlng. He says tbat t b rre 18 as th<""y po int out t hat t h e r ece nt el er' - mol'(' work In both these b rnnclle-s ot 11 ls tiOIl s~owed the town to be a pl'actiC'al deportment thou the prese nt t orce cnn hnnto~s-up between the t\VO parties, since dlt", nn~ thnt It 1"1 cO li litnntly Increaslug. Governor Odell ('arried it by five p lu - D r. Grl'4..'uc snys thllt the pntrolmen cn· l"a lHy. Dr. J:'.l.aJ:.!.s fo r Sheriff by thr~e gtl.grd In cln!u; ltylug t en ements bn\-'(~ not s('t Plurali ty,-a:ri'dDi~trict A ttorney Co~s - completed their work 011 th e caRt ~Idr, but worth by twenty-three plurality. .......... th e numher ot t enements r epo rted n7ren tJIIII'" exceeds 1.000. ............................................................ dred o r more families. The real t enement house, such as ebe~ t er s a large proportion of the dwellerl in ;\Ia nhattan, is . practically unknown In Brooklyn, although It Is helng Introduelld In BrownSVille, where, of all place. In tb borough, there is tbe leas t excuse for I exis tence, except such as Is to be found I the gregarious instlnet which leads tit" JeWll of Eastern Europe to Hock togetllft', To such houses tJIC law should be mad to apply In Its full rigor, and there I. no <leslre anywhere to exempt them from In provisions. Bu t there Is no physician In Kings Connty w'ho will eay that the ord ina ry Brooklyn apar1;ment house, 0""11pled by three or four famllles, anll with full ventliation from front to rear, II 0)I8Il to any objection on sanitary grounds. The death rate In tb ...e houses I. no hIgher to the ratio of population than It Is In th0ge houses which are occupied by a single fam· Ill', and they are not more e:-.-posed to the ra,-ages of epidemIc dlseases. Furthermore, It Is essential to the growth of Brooklyn, If that growth Is to continue along tbe llnes tha t have made 'Brooklyn the place of homes tha t It Is, that the Tenement TIouse la w shonld be so modified as to permit tha t c1 ...... of houses to be built. Under the la w, as It stands. only large tenemen t 'blocks, of the kind so common In Manhattan. can be hUilt here, and we do not want that kind of houses to be mUltIpiled on this side of the East River. It has 'b een the common practise In Brooklyn for the owner of a small lot to erect thereon an apartment honse for a tew famlll es, and such houses were always r ewHy r ented. Sueh honses cannot be 'bullt n ow, f or the amount of area required f or an a ltogether unnecessary all' chamber w ould r educe the size of the liv_ in g rooms to Impossible proportions, and the con sequen ce must be an Increase tn t he rents or s uch houses of the kind .... are a lready 'bullt an d the Inevitable herdIng of people of limited m ean" In tenements of t he Manha ttan sort. The physicians of Brooklyn, w'ho know t he dlll'erence between the eondltlons tbat prevail h ere and In J\Ianbattan, should exert themselves t o coun teract tbe llI.advised ac tion of t he State MedIcal SOCiety, a nd enllgh ten the State r,eglslature as t'l t he urgent n eed f or su ch a modificatlon of. the T enement HOllse law as Gov. Odell lI n t1 -- --------~."--------- .............~~.! .... ,... .~! .. .t,J ........................ ............................................................,.........................~.~y.~.~ ................................ J:.RIED I T ON GUINE A PIGS. r 'j'l·;'"IAI. TtJ 'rlll- l'I.Al'\ nE ALr:n. 13lJCYRUS, 0., u nder a y111age government. The princIpal contention In f ayor ot the b111 ';tade by ,~sse m blyma n Cook and the little cotel'le of W est Seneca politicians who are backIng tbe pro' r-would be .topped by this city. If;, <J L::1U "It might be possible," continued Dr . ....................................... ................. . .. ............... ......... , .. ........... ................. ........... ~)J.. I.; pense. while L ancaster, Depew, Ha m- ==========~_ _ burg and Gowanda are fin ely ca r ed for ~ our water s u pply aud any s u ch The health authorities this morning placed a quarantine u pon premises in this city said t o contain three cases 01 smallpox. It is declared that the 'Place quarantined is ot unsavory reputation, and that the prospects are tha t the disease will spread. The suspects are ne· groes. The s ituation in regard to a possible epidemic ot smallpox Is declared by Health Officer Clute to be most serious. "Tb ere is a t presen t no pest house, either for the city or county, a ~ ,~ he scarcity of coal also would make extremely difficult to cope with epi~ ic. " . .I. .f.I .. ~ :":"........... . . HY woulll not a village gOY' I e m (If , .:I, b .u nf.:l, ~, e m e n a ..., luet el ernment such as Tonawan· da, L ancastet', Depew, Ham ble b @5 lab lro lf) fiir ball neu bU"g, Gowandfl and those other coun· [tt "'oshitaf ( '"' t" t:: "h' tIes Hre operating under be proper fo - 0.1" .. ",-,uaran a ne' J,;l O",,1 W est Seneca Instead of an expensiv' fal) all r ll1erfu g ung gefleIIten $50,001 cIty gove,:nment? .. is a queslion ",hicl gar n id) I a u s rei d) en 3u m af roe nn bi "onserVUllye people a re di..cussinl b f .' . .. anent the proposed incorpora tion of th, bon em @e u n bf)el ls,[o m nll[fa r ~ City o! Lack!'wanna w hich. Assembly Qlreen e a u sgebad)ten qlfiine au sge fii qr man Elijah Cool< hilS !U mind. ro e rS' n~ <"-0' .. ..". , ''''1 While Tonawanda Is now plannln ' . JU " ma re Ih,n genl> ntu) to c hange its pre~ent form of goverr ","- mel' '" ..... I ment Into a City,. the place bas amp!..... , . size and popu latI o n to support s u c h a l government, altho ugh under the pres- ••... ... .. .... ............. .. h . .. I •• •~•• ,. ~ ent vIllage e'o\'e rnm ent it has most ot . .. ... ,... ......... .. thE' impro\'ements that can be secured under a ci t y charter a t what is acl1l1itted to be a consIderable less ex- ......... ........ .. ........ ...... ... ... ..... ........ ,., ..• ...•.. TlfREECASESOF ·SMALLPOX. I ........I.~,. J ............... .. A lOUR fA I' :E. ........... ,. J,~.. t .1"" ' .. "W ./ 2 AS ............. ..... ,_.~.L~ MENTS AND CONTINUE VILLAGE ORGANIZATION, lie r.!t'i1itltpd lh (' in\,c:.-tigath '~ .ii.ltttOliti.~f', be-:'Il eradi(UlHL ~~'K!rmlln.AND TEliElIdEli'l'B. ALLOWED. C::C'" rIl't I'f'\' J' \\ hi{'h 11;\ ,; Iht' rl1utt· of a l't"'l.tjll It. W;lS (UlllHI ~ I:tl tht> JlliIl~m'l:t in llllE'~tion ~l'~'lu't'd hi!"i ~tltll'l.Y ["om \\'11SOil. thi~ l·(llll.t". rrlh' tarnll'l' !lad a. ~'('a"let ; . ...... . ............ . .. cllUl8 ot men know better the evl'thf' tenemen t house .ystem than do ph'«1ctaos who find themselves cons tantly compelled to grapple with the mal adl ... Which are Hable to spread with IIDch ba lefUl maHgnancy where hundred. ot people are herded together un<ler a alllll' roof, and the members of tbe New York State Medical Society, knowing of these A peculiar case confronts Healt h Com. miss ioner .Greene. Last Saturday, Alfred evils by personal experience or by repute. Cal'l', 23 year!i oId. a Bon of Pat r olman can hardly be accused of Impertinence for Ca n , w ho li ves with his fath er . a t 4~1 their action In adopting resolutions pro. P e rry street, was bitte n by a dog whIch t esting against any change In the Teneafterwards died a~ the pound ot rabies. So the ph ys ician.s and men at t h e pound say. m ent H onse law as it stands. The whole Health Commislsoner Greene has advIsed trouble ariaes from the legal fiction that , the young m an to go to New York and TO ASSEMB LY- I take the Pasteur treatment, but as the grOUlJEl under one name things that are OPPOSITION esti mated cos t at the trip and treatmen t t ota lly diSSimilar; that rates every house MAN ' S IDEA OF SEWERAGE lls not less than SlOO, young Carr doesn't In which three families dwell as a tenet eel like takIng the advise. as the expense w(}uld have La be borne by hIs father. m ent house, cad subjects such houses to FOR " LACKAWANNA CITY"- wh o has a ta mlly ot seven chIldren to J t he sa me n.rbftrary rules as obtain in - tnl,o care of. Dr. Greene will see It tbe. houses where a single roof sheitere a hunIMPROVE ~~y w111 stand ~he expens e. MAKE COULD nl·. L·'o·\\·Hlt ""illl thl \"11-01 \~1'1l10l of the 0111l'I' In ,lIth \)mn'l'~ of Ilw cit v hdS HH~l'l'l'd~'1 ill l'lwnil.~ to l'.tt'tl! t1.1~' dt'\'~IOJlf'(l ' 1; .... .. . . ....... ... . . .. ..... . H NIAG ARA FA LLS' " EA L T". AHA FALLS Jan. 29-(Speclnl).Officer Leo Wolt has submI t ted n~u a l report. 'rhe births w ere more ~ \rSlVO T.nm h~~ AIlvlsed. ........................................... ...................... .. .. . . . .. r;~~~~~.~~ ~;~~~ ~~ ~ CO MPETENT OFFICIAL . utter a nd a bsolutely logical demon ra tion or peanut Inc,.-npetency In tbe Public Works Deparbnent of the city ot B uffa lo Is demonstrated today by th e cond Ition of the city st~u, his '"r hrpe guinea pigs were thfs m ornIng In- tha lhose of the previous year by 136, snow, a nd t o add to the disease germ ocu l ated wi th lJor ti ons of t he spinal cord m al ng the rate 20.38 per 1000 popul!Ltlon. estlmaUng th e population at ~.OOO. Thbere Excuses do not go now. ot th(' dog th at dl £-d a t th e POund 41" marriages. being 3.. more t a n Mond ay of h\-"(lrophobln. on w er e . . 'en r Thp number of deaths th e P5t;,ev1~~~e~ th Em last year and shows a. The do~ In (llI('~tlon bit Frank Carr w~s "'r ~ 96 The report recommends tha.t th er e s h ou ld h a v e been a generat dean .. t~(' hRnd last Saturdn,". D r . Thomas on 'Omcer be made the r egis tra r up d ays ngo, bu t in the d eep contro(arppntt>I', as~ISlant .bact e>rlnl!J.a:ist B. ~heeI~eali.h l vita.l staUstics instead at the CIly Donald G . Gordoll hnd ('hargl' of ajnd o k D - lng the J enr th ere were 190 v e rsles or politics a nd his efforts to UT hold fever 6S of scarlet feyeT. oculation. and develC'pm(>nls rn a be n- Cler. c~se~ ~e%Res, 20 of tuberculosis and one be M a.yor and th e C ouncil as ,veIl as pe('l{'d In t rom two t t) four we('k; e ex .. 31 0 J There were 19 cases ot s m n llIt in that time the guinea pigs ~ h o 'W no ot Tab b ~tS' ot a single death from t hat dls- Co mmJ ssioner ot PubJic Wo r k s , pox. u n st's of thE' H ea]th Departslg:1 or having th e rabies. It wHI b clu~I,·C' thal th e dog did not l ' e COn- ~~~t r~eo~~r:d to $5616.13. The H ealth Ward h as fo u nd no time to look after dlseasp.. lave t h e Officer urgt's thol a&tl-~~~t~~~gdls~~rdrace s uch petty tri fles as stree t cleaJllng. ................................ . ........................................... th COl.I a nd publiC baths n e I ~ T he conseq u e nce Is tha t tb is morning on most or the thoroug hfares t he gutters are not clehned, the crrs,ings at'e flooded, tilth overflows the wa lks and not a shovel Is seen anyw here. I �...................................................... -~---------------- ... " .. :... " .. " .. " .. .. .. v. " " .... .. "" ... -,,-,,-. 1;1 leAL EXAMINER' ~OUL STREETS DO INJ'URY TO BUSINESS MEN. NOGREE NE SETTLE UDDEN DEA TH WAR . Danser and Health Comm:ssioner Ho!d ' Conf~ rence and It Is )Agreed That Former Shall 111vestigate All Cases, Suspicious or Otherwise, Pe nding Amendmen t to Law. FEEL THA T SI T UA TION REFLEfTED ON BOTH The crue I 'l'\"S r Is over . The bllter contention bet w ee n MediExaminer Danser and th e H ealth ID'eD'artll'.efi t as to which a nd what 01 sudden death each s h ould lOOk h as been settled by an agreemen t the part ot the Medical Examiner look atter all of them. This prscrestoT£(1 the condition of affa i rs tr-·-·.. ,. betore the coroner sys tem and reliE"ves the H ealth <::eloner ot an embarra!"slng ~1t. \Vhil e he has signified in a Greenp. .People Refuse to Walk in Pilth-·-Rcsts With Commissioner Ward to Hire Poor and ·Needy. HERE Is ga th e r ed In Main Street an ab un dance of tl lthy dirt and watery snow s u ch as Is se ldom seen i n any leading thoroughCare In any city in t he Uni t ed States except T c\uded D r . D anse r. "and th a t you di- rect me a letter asking me to under- t ake this work." Of co urse, H ealt h Commissioner Greene- lost no llmt- in gelting his officl9. 1 t ypewriter In w or king order and- soon a peace part was sign ed, st'::tled and delivered. so to f'Peak. 1t is und e rstood that Mayor l<nigh t an d Dr. Danser do not intend to drOP their (lffort to have the p r es-en t law am endpd so It will be the M edica l Exan"Jlner'~ d u ty to inquIre into only:::ucb cn'Scs of s u dden den th to whil'h suspicion r...ttachE.". cases ot Th e misund e rstandings th a t wtll surely arise between the H l::'alth De .. I'o. rtm e nt and th p :.'.fed lca l EX:I':11iner:J In determining before an Inyes tigat lo n whlch caSC!i arc ~usJllc l ous and which Rre simply :;:;udden deaths, was exemplltled yes terda y. A chilrl named Leyandow~kl, who llye d In \V eIRS Stre et. died r:ltllf~r FUctd('nly yeHerd,\y. Dr. F. Thoma wa~ cn 11 ed. but inAsmuch 39 b e never nttend ed t be child. he did not know th' ca use of deat h. In accordanre wit h the new arrangement. he nollfl.r\ th e Henlth Delll!'tment and DI·. De Grote, the di~tl"jl't Iphy~lC'ian. called at the hnl1St~ to in\'€,stlgale the death . He ('ouln not ~ay offhand what was the COllse nC deoath. No real cause of df"nth having h~c:n shown. no drath certificate c,,'uJrl be issued. nnel con.C:CQupnlly Dr. Gr:lm . Registrar or Vital StaUMlcs, turned t1l3 case over to the ~'ledlcal Exn.mlnerR. H e said he didn't believe th~ (":lse "'as ~usl>lclouR, but at the ~amf> time th f' r'" was room for doubt when the cause of death was not known. Dr. Dam~er communicated wIth Dr. Greene and between the two It wa'i settled _0 that In the future there w11l be no need ot turning such cast!s, wh ere th ere Is no suspicion, over to the :\letl14 ('al Examiners for an autops y . JAN 2 ~ ..1003 ...................... ............................................. t. QL L • ........ ~4 .... D . ~aavne tr~~ ~~:enel~gin ·~~c~u~~~lb~~I~~~t~o~~ Shoppers r etuse t o (;ome do wn town because walkin g Is bad. I think that Col. Ward should at least see to it that th e c r oss wa lks a r e cleaned." H ere Is a list of s treets badl y In need ot clean ing: Genesee. Broad way, "Wil. lIam. Mi chi gan. Pearl. the T errace. W ashington, 1\·laga ra. Virginia, MOhawk. Court, Franklin. Ellico tt. Scon eca . Swan, Chu rch, N orth and South Dlv1slon. and a number otT~~h~~;"rd or H ealt h has th e power to better th ese condl.lons. Dr · can at leas t point out lo Col. V\1tPb \V th e stree ts should be clea n ed tor the sa e ot th e gene ral health of th e city. Gr"",! u .. .. ....... . ....... ......... . .... ........ N '-' ,,. ... ....... .. ... : .......... 4 ........:; ...... .......................... ( L A'WS ON WITCHCRAFT p a red by D r. Rexford to Compul sory V accin ation L aws. '''''' A'N " ~"O " ~~O~" .... "· .. ""-:=" .. ·" .. .......... .... ... , ..... \ .. .... .. ... ... . .................. ...... The second meeting of th e new ly 01'ganlzed Anti-Compulsory Va ccination .. ...... .. ............._... .. .......... ...... .. society was h e ld In the Cit)' h all Frlday night a n d was atte n ded b y a b o ut 1100 perso ns, one-third of whom wprc j lad les. Dr. C. S. Carr p reside d a nd was o ne oC the principal spea kers. Othut ers were Ju dge M. B . Earnhart. Dewltt J ones. Dr. E. I_. Hexfo r d and Am ol1 ___ Sharp. A 11 were prono un ced In th e Ir , l;. ......... .... .. .... ... .. .. ...... . .......... . .. .... ...... .. ~~~;;:;. ~--'-'-========o==:==; Buffalo. --i.rOSSW:l lkS r emai n uncle a ned and the ge.~ra l condition of Buffalo's b u siest street Is t o b e deplored . Piles of dirt find ullhealthfu,l unsan itary . ll a useat~ ing mud soaked in water an d pU~ foot high is n spectacle which' ,1\1aln Street a.bundance just now en Joy 5 In Hundreds of men want w ork an d can b e had to cleap the streets In the daytime or at night. OYel'gee r of the Poor Kenngott can supply the na'mes of 100 m eo who will work at once. The c ity h as to support many families . 'Vhy not give th erie men a chance to ea rn a li ving by p u tting them at work cleanIng MaIn Street and presenting to tbe b u siness nlan and th e s ho pper a sigh t I t the I wh Ic h wou Id b e a t Ieast peas ng 0 eye? A s the leadIng tboroughfar~.loOkS today, It " ce rta inly needs a bath. Col. Ward an d his lie utenants in the D epartment of PublIc Works say that ' 7, 500 IS. a s m a ll s u m to k~ep B uffa lo's Atreets III decent .shape du .lng the wln ter. But $7.500 will keep 100 men ~tead 11y a t work for fifty days, or 1, 000 men for five days. It should not t a k e more than 100 me n to k ee p Main Street clean during th e winter. A few d oll a l'~ will pay for the h a ullng and dumping Of the dirt. An extra appropriation ca n likely be h ad by Commissioner W a rd. If he sho uld desire t o appear befor e the Bonrd of Aldermen. There a re In Ma lo Str eet a t least 2,000 tons or III-sm elling. dirty. wa te£Y snow and fHth. Sh ou ld it t a ke 400 men tw entytou r hours to glye th e street a cl('anly I appearance it would pe rhaps cost $600 to b etter the conditions of our busy stree U, but citizens would profit by such an ex· p endltu r e. "I kn ow ot a number ot business men who h ave complained to Co mmissioner 'Yard concern ing th e prese nt condition ot Main Street," s.atd a Ma in Stree t bUSiness __ _ .l:\'Y. _ OF OTHER I WO INSPECTOR ~ MEMORIES DAYS HAUN • TED BIn c. F OF TENEMENTS NEEDED. .. R omeJnbc r ing I 1 go the same way that inno('ulation went and a lready the opposition is too .tron& to be silenced. "Let th e authorities of t':>lumbus clea n up th e city and abate the V1ague spots where th e dlscase fester'. build the Solo to dam fo.· a wholesome . uppll' 0f water. Instead of squabbllng over which political party s h all spe",\ th e money, give u s good light anJ some opposition to th E' order of the boa rd O~I clean stree ts a n d alleys. a nd l et. th ~ Former Experi e n ce education denying c hildr e n whosc par· chtldl'en oo ntinue their studies .... nd we Mr. A l tman As k ed to b e. R o- ents are oppo~ed to \'accination ndmis·l shall comm end ourselves to the commOll l erucd a, Fn scio's Bondsm'a n. sian to the public schools. se n se of our times far more t h an by inDr. RexCord ridicuied the Idea 0' vadlng the n a.t ural rights ot th ,~ peuR eminiscences of form er d a y s w (' re keeping such C'hildre n out of sc hod pie." Yesterday l>rou8ht to the mind. o r Sam- while permitting them to attend chu rch Judge Earn hart's Opinion. a nd Sunday sc h ools. th ea tre~ Iln{ WITH ADDITIONAL PLACES RE- u e l Altman, in Ca<'t the mem ory or a es Judge Earnhart. the attorn('Y (01' tormer transaction b eca me so vivid in public meetings a nd raising n o objeq PORTED ON EAST SID E AND his mind's eye tha.t he rUSh e d into Dis- tlon to their riding on str eet can th e 5ociety. expressed the coudctlon trict-Attorney Coatsworth's o ff ice n n ll c r owded with pa ssengers in all con that the co urts wou ld decide tht' ordl r WEST SIDE NOT YET CAN- saicl of th e school board Ill egal. He ,,'Id th e he 'nl sht>d to r e tire as a bondsma n dillons In life. " It wo u ld be more rational." saR s t atute on whi ch the vacrinatlCln 01'VASSED, COMMISSION ER for Charles Fa"cio who stan ds indicted he. "for th e h ealth authorities to I !"lS~ cle r I s b ased is at fault be"a us~ It did for viola Uon of th e ten e m e n t h ouse a n order to the street railway con'" not pro\·lde th at the c hil dren rhoul f Jaw. Fafi:clo was brought In and he GREENE WANTS HELP. ma.naged to get a fri en d to guat'antee panle. c ompe lli ng them to require cf be ,·sccl natert. but lefL It to th" judghis appearance. After a little disc ussion I their conductors that th ey deny n.dm ll- m ent of th f' boards of ed u cntion . Th!d I Two additional t ene m pnt h ouse inspec- Mr. AlLman co nsented to remain on th~ 1 Rlon t o th e cars to all pel'son!o' win h e ('onsldere-d an unconstitutional dele- ! bond. ra are !-"Hdly ne('ded by th e Hen llh Df?'cnnnot show a certifica t e or ~u"ces- gatlon of pllwel". He was a1!m (,f the rtm ent. ann Comrnl ~slo nE'r G.1:fJ:1.ae wtll The r eason for l'fr. Altmau's dis com- Cui ,·at'clne lion. than to deny helple S opinion tha t the legislature wns prohlbk th e Board (lr Aldt-rmen to"1'liiike tht! fitu re was that about a yea r ag') he ftceftsary allowance. An additional ch ildren the right to attend school" Ited by the constitution from 1.~ I "lat · went on the bond of a man and the lumbln g !n~pector Ii olso nel'ded Ing on th e subject. He said a number 01 A numbt:r or pollcernC'1l were ~ent out man left tor parts unknown Jeavlng Like Witchcraft Legislation . <501umbus attorneys not prest'nt ttt aornE' time- Ago on n tour of Inspecti on Mr. Altman to ~ttle. and art1 &tl1l al work on the East Side. the mC'f"tlng. among them T J . J{eall\lr. Rexford exp r essed the optnfm whE're 1.000 new t(n~'m{,llt houses have b«n reoortf"rl. The " l('s t Side Is stili to tha.t Yaccination was a c r a ze and Ie:· Ing and Florizel Smith. w(Ore c, ( the be vlBlh-d and th e law r equlr 5 thal th ese Isla lion makIng it compulsory oJnOlf opi ni on that the \'accination law was bnU8E'B btl visited Iwlct· eac h yea r '""'\~1th but one Inepector regularly tn' th{' 'employ school ehtldren was no better than t1 involyed. DeWitt C. J ones and A mor Sbarp t th E' dt"panm ent. It Is clalm(>(l to be .................................................................. Insane legl51ation again~t witcher po~~lbl" to comply with t he law. were bo th very pronounced in their which disgraced the early history nit ag > ~ommiITgT Gb .... e qat opposition to the school board orMI' this ,co untry. and commended th e society cor its =~&~~I5!Jb1&z~='I=r'=r=;~"*; ft la '. bali roaqrfdJeinHdJllHfreb ~att, In ('ond u s-ion Dr. R e xford sRI"J: t ttif)in bon' einem .f.>unbe geliiITen "I b eliev e vacc ination Is doul1'.ed .J ·ork. I' r»en ifr, aUf ~often bes ~ountt)'s ................................................................................ I I -- ,= Had) 'oem ~afteur<snfHtut in lJloero V'ort ge[anbt roer ben roirb. ~a:ttolman !IDOl . ®. ~att, bet mater bes jun~en man" llt4, fpradJ. ,ge[rern Iiei ~ommiITar bOt unb allarte biefem, tt fei 1m S!Qnbe bit Roptn au !ragm. I I �• • .•••• •• ••• •\. . t . . .... .. . ..... . . .......... :; •••••• • •• • • • •~.~... "'"-".--~-:------------------------------------------------------'1f"'Ir'T-.r---'" I. ompulsory Vaccination, Pro and Con. f +++++++',.++++·fo++H· ......++++·H·t+'fnfoH·o}+·fo'H++ ... ++++·H·fo+... +...... ++... +·fo·H·foHo+-{·+·fo{·+H·+....H++++++++++++++++H·+++·fo+·H++... +H'++'" Is vaccination n. preventh~e against );ma llpox. or it Is InertecU\,(' . lR com pulsory \'/l.cc1nn.linn WI5;~,! I n vf('w ot tlH~ p re~e-nt agi t a tion alo ng thC'sE'" ]Ine~. '1'h('. CItlze11 hn!-l a~l{{'c'\ a nu mber of thoftP aC'tlvc in the C'ontrf'"er~y to dls('u~s tl1t"I1' side of lht" tlUE'~­ tl on. Tho follo"wing ar~ somo of thE' replies: that changp with pvC'ry ncw moon n.nd tfong whlC'h lhey wouid any time, hl\ \'o hnd much herve. argume nts by which the is Ruppnrtecl nrc mninly de1'lv('(1 from ~tQ.ti~lI{'R. The making or th('~l" !=<tatistl('~.. I~ cntir('l}" In thE' hnnds of tho~l'! who (a\'or vA.('('ination. Thtrcl-Thot :1rcld(HltR do ocrut' as the 1'C'!o{ult of vo('clnR.tion is adm l lt Cld by nIl. and the be~t that the frlE'nrls of \'AcC'ination ('nn l'('ply 1~ that accidents ar(' th{' res\llt~ o( Impure vlrtl!~. l"oul"th-ThE\ \'llrlou~ conflicting S{'(.~ond-T I 1('1 pl'n('tiCG ++0\.+++++-1+1-++++0:::++++++1-+++ ~ ~ :!: :t A RElIABLE PROTECTION. + ++of'++++'fo++++++++'fo++of"fo++++'j. ,t fll I t ~ oth~rw lRe n ice looking ge ntleman. He ~mU~fied me th at vaccination Is v. co mplet{>! pro- ob - Tl{'\"('r, a t .pia\l:-;lhl llty. claim' of those who manufnctll'·. ,'In" '1'wolfth- T nm OPPOFtcd tl) vnccimtUon lH'!('tlllH(' ~om(' of the very beRt writers nna Inve~tlgRtors of th !:; subjf"'Cl hnv(": hf'CI1 OPPOAC"O tl') It. inC'luding such me n QR CI"(.'lght,m. Crook!':-hanlt. \YallacE'. (",olljn~. Dociln~. Ross. Gregory. ,Yllkln!'lon Rnd oth('r~. ("'0111n, was f or mnny yct\ I'S pllbllC' vaccinator of Lond on. a nd tht." othC'l'!'l whosf' names 1 have Quoled w('re· C'qll:llly CjualtftC'd to sppak up on thlq ~\.1hJe('t. Ln.Atly. I am oppmH'c1 to vacdnatlon. fori cannot posslhly b ring ml'sclf to l)elle\'e that thC' Atl'Ucture of the un iverse If.: ~uch tho t n {l(>tldly animal 1'01# son I:; ne('('~RR I'Y to pre-sen'£' health or (0 preven t dlgcase. C. S. r'_"'_RP.. M. D. tec tion a gainst s ma.llpox. He was vaccina ted, an d his ph ysic ian s Ra id It took "beau tJf ull:v. and he El l1ll· haR the s car." In si x monlhs a fterward fle took tho smallpox a n d waR kep t In the pest house I n Cincinna ti. This s hows yac· ('I nation i~ a. preve ntive. More. lhese vacc inltotionists are not only SCientific but humane. Take at one of the manufactorieR whcre the stut'! or polson Is madE'. a nd .they do It (likely) hy getting so mE' s mRllpox virus and In~ e l' Ung it In the \'e ln!'! of a calf. Bu t aftor the calf b('comes full of sores ano putrid. an d af ter they ta.kE' from the calf so me o f th is putrid nC'sh to send to ou r ('h lldren a nd klndlv ha\'c It inse'J'ted In their blood and system, they kill the ca l f! 'Ve. less h umane. a fter ('hi1dren are grievously a ffll('ted. by acclde-nt or by th ei r cons tilutIonal c onultlon. a~ they o ft en are. act ually s uffer them to lIve. This shows the science humane! So m e phys icians have a rule only to say tho~ e who hav.e been SeCCESSFULLY va.cci n ate d s haH be r e portpd In the stati~ ti cs as vaccinated. and as th ose who have s mallpox cventuR.l1y ha\'e no t been successfully vaccinated. lht" statis tIcs arc well padded on one s ide. I am sa tisfi e d vaccina tion is a grf'at scienct'>. a ltllough e minent physicians have and a re taking the oPPoElte view. a nd n. lthough th a t In co nservnt\ve Engln nd whE' re the g rE.'a.t Jennet' lived and died. vacc ination has been discussed. o bsen'ed a nd co mpulsory vaccination rep ealed. \V believe it would be a good Idea for th e school board to fix a rule not on ly giv ing thA REMEDY for smallpox. b ut tor d iphtheria. scarlet fever. c hi c kenpox a nd a ll infants' diseases. and as so m e doctol'~. 1tke some of us lawyers. have I ~s s kill than others. It o ught to deslgnntf' t he physician who has the proper s kill. This would no doubt ~a tisfy the medical profession and advanccs scie nce. Th('rc are a l o l o f disturbers who be~ lIeve i n th e a dvancement of science. twentieth ce ntury p r og ress. sanitary I'lli es a nd in the s kill ot phy~lclans. but we old fog ies n. r/~ con tent. owl·lIke. to hoot In the ignorance a nd twilight of the past. Hoping that w h e n YO ll read tllh" you wil l at OI1('C d r op you r work and go and ge t vaccina ted, I re main~. your,.. arC' such thal no doctor can be- quJtp mo. (' c en 1 sllr£' thal tl~e \'irlls h{' I~ lIslng Is freo mean s of rr{'~'c:nt~n~ sm.a II pox. . . from da.ngpr. A REeF-NT Sl ("CE ... 8Ft T~ \' nCcmatlon Flfth- T))('Ir{' Is no abfiolute ag rE'p~ Js as good a. pr\)t('Iction against ~mall- mcnt among the dO('tor~ themsel\'(,s as pox as a pr{'vioH5 att.tck (If thp dl~€'ase to (-'Xft('t1y how \'acctnallon s h ouit1 hp agains t a second attack. though of not pt"rfol'med or how often it shou ld be fl.O lo ng duration: hut l'('-\"Hccinatinn. rep<'flled . . wh enE"\"('r an ('pld~ml(' nl)pNlr~. will Sixth-Even when suc('essfully Yaccontinue thp protection Indeftnitely. cinated the patient it; lIahle to arqulre Two rIa8ge~ .onl~' should be ~..X(,OlPt a modified form of smallp.o:"<. 1tnown as from \'a(lC'inatl(ln--=-tho~{' !hat al "", (irad \'arlolold. A case of va riol o Id Is jU:-lt and thO$O that h~\ ", ha(t ".,.,rn:tllpox. as (langerous In a ('ommunlty as is a DR. l\lcl,- ENDRRE S~nTH. cas:('> of I'(>al smallpox. Dr. ~mlth. the IlI'allh officer. at the Secrctary City Board of llC'rtlth. ~('vC'nth-r beiteye that good \'entl- anti-compulsory vn c('ination meeting ---iallon. sunlight. ahsolute t"iE'anlln('ss. a +++{··H,+·i-++0\·0\·++i-l·+1·0\4+++++* fair rlogree of health nnd n <nrHu l Tuesday night ~ald "the only per510ns hC' would nol vacclnnte were the dead ~ I',. R\'oldltl1CO of oOlltaglon ihe _. only protection ngainst con.tltute 8mallpox there and tho~E' that had had f:;mnllpox." 010 :t i". Thl~ ShOW51 an f'ncouraglng advance ~ ..,.. Efghth-I hE'lIev{' th{' J'E'putation +{·{·{o+·fo+++++·fo·}oof··foH{o++.,.... +of·++ whi c h vaccination he" I'cQu lre<l as a of sclenct". that it will let lIH' d.'ad Ya('C'inal Ion I~ t I10 ITS EFFICACY PROVEN. I The- rli~paflP~ ",11I('"h h~1.\'C' comE' from vnccin:ttfon nre ntlrlbutahlp gen(,T'ally to ftIthv clothing or other f'xtcrnal ca.uses. • It ",a!'1 to b" rpgrE'ttNI thRt \'n('clne I~ a ('omm rclnl procluC't. 'Yf'rc It ('ontroll ed hv the. state lhen"' would be \;)('t. tE'r assurflnce of hC'althv vlrll~. If the \'iru~ is frt"sh and untalntect a nd If the person \'accinated Is cleanl\'. there is no ,danger whRte\'E'r from \'f\.c{'lnntion. The efficacy of \'RcC'inatinn to lteep oft smallpox was prO\' en hy the rC'cords of the ho~pttals wh('rC' but an infinitesimal pE'r CE'nt. Ilf nurses and phYHicla.ns. haYing th(' ca.re of ~mallpox patients, hnve c ontr acted th e diseasE'. DR. C. O. PROBST. pre\'~nti\·E' of sm<lllpox Is duE' cntlrE"ly to thE' ntlwr ~nnltat'y prE'Cautil')nR with \\ hlch \'Rccinatioll has generally been a!=<Rncln t('d . . Ninth 1 hE'llpVC it to be an In\'aRlon of ('on!=<titutionnl right!=< tor children to b(' clf'pri\'(,rl of Rrhoollng unle!=<H they RHhmlt lo vace-Ination. An un\,~lcclnat­ ('(I ('iltlcl {IOeR not E'ndangel" anyone. nnd unlf'!';R ~lIch i~ child has b('en cxpo~E'd to smallpox it J~ n(>edle~s preCAution to prohlhlt him thE" benefit of :=;clloo1. TC'nth- Shou1<l a vacc1nnted ch il d and an 1lJl\'acci nated chlld both he at tht:' ~a mE' timc cxpo~ed to smallpox. in my judgment both ot them ~hnuld be l{('pt out of ~chool until a l'e3!';onablc lim(' hns pf\.l""~H?d . It would be flS 1111r c a~onable to allow a vnccinat.Nl child ____ to att('nd :-;chool as it is to deprive an un\'ac('lnateo child o! school \"ho has +++++·l-... ++++*+++++1·{-+*+-l-*++ not he('n exposcd l O smallpox . p ~ El(>venth-I oppo~e \·f\.ccinallon not only becau~('< It Is harmful and u~f'leR!; but bpcau~E' It IN\.ds pE'ople to supposp ~ T+++++++++++++':'+'H'o}{' f++'P the:r are ~afE\ fr6m the contagion of I am oPPoRed to \·acc-Inalioa. ftr:::t. h~­ smallpox and there tore more apt to ca u se it is based on specula.U\'e theories neglect the ordinary sanitary precau· ::: THIRTEEN ARG UMENTS AGAINST. : . t + . ................... i}i········.. · ····· · ·~.. · ...... ·.. ···· .. ··.. ,.. .......... .. ........ ....'•. .: ....•• ~i--:. .. r• -, I J • II' RfrUSfO TO F TA~f CHARGf Se retary L. A. Parrish I or lh~ Ant!· Compulsory VaCCina tIo n society an . Saturday that a mOVE:lneDt would be started at once to ele.!!" onlY' such candIda tes tOI' the schoo l boar~l as will pledge thernsel\'es to r~scind Ule rule requiring vaccination of school nounced or A BODY. Dr. Gramm Complains of Medical Examiner Danser. ............. ............................ .. ................... b ,N , assistant ~hould perform lhe autopsy." ....................JAN ............. J.•..• .. .• ..........•• . II JUt ......................................................... I;J I..:. f "GREENE AND f DANSER ARE " IN A CLASH. Child - WhO Will Diagnose Cause of Death? TH IE CITY. Altred Carr. t he yo ung man. an d son o f Patrolrpan William W. Carr. \v h o was bitten by a dog on Saturdny and ! M. B. EARNHART. It Gomes Over Sudden Death of a I/CARR . ·sr;LL.... . . . · died suddpnl)' yesterday afternool1. Dr.1 F. Thoma. who" as called by the fam. e Be In this case. but an autopsy ought to be performed to determine the cause of death. The l'oIcdl cal Examiner or his thf'Y r<'Quir('. without fA \"01' or exception. nil pupll::J to h(' YBccinR.tC"o. I was hnpress('(l hRt nighl Willl the wi~­ rlom of this rul(.'. ior fL 1\.lr. l\ftlls and hJs wlfp. lI\'lng a.t 741 lIaml C't stl'~et. infnl'n)ed mo th£'ir l1ttlf' ~on c..'la ud. aA"f'o ~. had b("Pll a flll('tf'd wi th a !-;Ol't o( tllhC'r('ulo5ti51 that )'{'(Iuired the amputotion of his Ipg. They fl'lt now thf'Y mURt ~1\'e the unfortunatE' cripplt-"d child all that W'·t~ I{'ft. a g-ooo. education. fif' was sent home from schoo! thE>. otheJ' day hE'CRUS(> not \'ncclnated . lfi~ physi('inn then In vf'stignte<1 and ~tnt('d to his parents thn.t he would not \' AC('inate him and that It was positiVely dang{'rotls to tho rhilrl'R life. The unha.ppy par<"nt~, loving th("lr ('hll d. s{'nt him hack t.o school. hut hI' wns refUSE'd. This shows th" gl'('at wtRdom I) t ync('in:;ttlon and how sc>me living. as ,,"pll as thC' dpnd. ('scapr it-one hy th e grave and th(' otlHH' hy h(>fng hy being cripples Ilnd hy refusal of ('ortuC'ation. Last ni~ht at the anti-cOrnp\l! sory meeling I sat next Lo a. mid dl e · aged. school. A thre.,...weeks ·old babl- girl. dallgh'l slclan. examined the body anrl reportpd heD~oubdr~::,t tell the cause oC dealh. S· m of the Bureau of Vital taltl,Ucs caUed upon the Meulcal Ex~;; ne~ to lake charge of the case. He "use " Dr. Gramm says: I I don t suspect foul play or anything The boftl'd of f:'flllca.tion has clos('l y follow(.'d thin grrat srlf'lntltk tdea. for children on pain of their dismissa l tram ter of Mr. Levandowski of \Velss streel, Ill', Is~ued no certific ate . In5tead, he notltled the ~h Departm nl. Dr. Herman De Groat~dlstrict phy. n.l0ne- . who has been advised t o gu to the Pnsteur Institute in New York is sU Il In this city. Dr. Greene advised young Carr's go. Ing ~w York Cor treatment he fearing that rabies would :;oone~ or later develop. At lhe office ot Supt. Long of the County Poor Office today It was said that neither Carr nor Health Commis . sione r Greene h ad entered an appllca- tlon there t o have the young man treated at New York at the co unty's ex- pense. - l. \\,hI1O don·t there I. raul play In . I piciou [11(> case or t h n t therp Is: n ny-thlng suss. It Is n ca:=;e., whprE' the cause ot N Instance or wh e r(l thr l\ledl('al Examiners and the Heult h De· dlffer as to the cl1ses P "rtment co where sudden deaths are reporte d, nnd the reaJ ca u se Is unknown . was brought to light this afte rnoon. A twenty-one· day baby girl belonging to a family A named Levandowsky. llving in WeIss 8t. t died yesterday Afternoo n. When lee the parent~ saw that their little c hfld was near denth's door t h ey called In Dr. F. Thoma to nttend it. Howeve r, the medical aid gIven WflS of no ava il, I SO )' df'nt h is unknown. ~n ld Dr. Gram. HTh C'r efore. th(' Medlcnl Examiner ought t I k , rter It" °M~~tcal Examlnt"r Dan~er was not at Ulf> Mo r g u e this a fternoon when an EnQui r er reporter ca ll ed. but Secretary Boyo;:en sa id the und ertaker In the {':'lSP had ; e turned a c(?' rttflcate. which had Uf'(Ion ap· proved bv Me-meal ExamtnE"r DanFlE'r. The certi ficate had not be>e n Olpd with the HE"nlt h DepnTtm ('nt u p to this artE'rnoon. ann It ca nnot be so lll :It t his Ilml"' whl'thpr the Heallh Co mmi~slon('r wlll R('('ept the dlng noslS I!" th f' c(lrtlflcAtE' ns beln."" Siltlsfacto ry. 1he body Is n t the Lc,andoW'sky ho m e. the child dying In a very short time . ........; .. = ( .................. ...... ....................... _Inasmuch as Dr. Thoma hod not at· .... , ~ tended th e child p reviously he could not .\ ................................................................................................ . ~=~A~Q~u~e=e=r=;S:::-t=o=ry=.===:;;;,~ .................................................................. . nltil Omctr D,,, Loo \\'olf of X · nl'n J?nllf4 ' " 1 . .. Jn~• Ntl;\ ~ IE' Itn~ I1ls{'ove l'ed the of fl I llllllil(>r of kc-:1I"I(.t fe f'1l'w-.!" On til t . . v('r . . (10 rOll P lJf a f't'rtaiu milkmflU :~ WI1S found thllt th(' milkman ohtnir~c.i Ill{ ~ u Jlyl,\" fl'oll1 a far'lDeT n t 'YjJ"'~1l \ Nhort tllll(' a~o one of the f" .' '•• "'" . . . I . . .11 lU(> t scows S I1IJUI ('( anll It \\"t~ impo· ,'bI t milk the animal bv 11·\'11"<' \ ....:1"1 l ~ i 0.. it syplo' " : ~ ...... orr Jn~ y, .... . 1 II \\ fiR 1I~.r1 to .xtruN th ' Ik CrOll) titt" udt lt'l' :lnu il w~~ t-oO ld . e ,~11 ·Ir·t F II no 1n ..." Iflg' . . a s. --' t1r~d:l.\" Rnnitary 1 !O: :\1 01'gaJl W(' lIt to 'Vi}..:on ]': r n. pector S. . O UI ('p lHliit-o. pan:..:. strniurrl.:. ' (.tc. ~J~~l1~h~'~~~ thl!' anti Will a lso lIJ"en'ut th~ Em},. of Dlpr 'Poe ted milk '. any , u<· -- ' ~ ~! W ILL A SK P OR HEL P. " edlcal ExamineI' Danser ye~terda.y 11 ormed Health Cornmt~sJo l1 er ~"·"·_lIIiIooi t hat. not wit h.tanding tile to<'hnlco. Ut~­ und E'r wh ic h th e burden or 1nvf!s t:gn. hng s ud den·dcath ca9CS can be throt\'n on the health depn rtnlE'nt, D r. Da.!"".ser will ta.ke charge c t s u~h. CG.6CS In the tutur~, as In the past. Dr. DnnsPT eay:o. t.oweve-r, tha t he w tll haye to ap}t to" an addltton to his s:an: to 60 the work. diagno~e the case, so as to tell from whnt aliment th e child died. . ......... .. .... .. .... .... ....... .. ........... .... ...... .. ...... .. Dr. Thomn reported the fact. to the _ - - -....,__-=-:-:=:-::-:::----~...Iiiii;: Health Department. and Dr. Herman K . ~DDEN DeGroat. one of the district physldans. wue c;.ent out to the \VelsR Street home to conduct nn Investigation. He ex· • nm in ed the body and re-turned a c(' r1 d t slmlla ,' to the one returned by ennle Flood. :?8 years old. emp oYS IL tlflcate No 1 Kellogg Street as a servant. died DEATH OF A YOUNG DOMESTIC Dr. Thomu, which enid thot the CA URe suddenly at 8 o'c lock this mornlDJr attl'"r a. brier tlInc8s. Dr. Stewart at Seneca D I'. Gram. RE"glstrar 01 VItal Slatls- I stree t was ca.lled. but the woman "'as tics In the Health Department. turned ! d ead when he a rr1ved at the h ouse. The was notified at noon rit,.. ·cas(-' O\'er to th e 1\1 e dl Nt I E!oxam Inero H touealth a ... . i DeQAItment ild-m"t Investigation will be made. Tht'- )'fedlcnl Examiner, according to The "police ot the 9th Precinct were InUr Cra.m. rE"tusfd to take the ca"'e, $Ry. tormed ot the woman's death. but WeT 111':;' 1hat It was 01lE' ro r th", dlatrict p hy· assured by Dr. Stewart that there was :;flclnn. Thts is not {'oncurn'd In by th e nothing unusual In the clrcumRtances. SO officials .of the HpaTth D('pa l'tm en t. who they did not Investigate the case. ~ C'lIlIm that Ina~much as the cau,:£- or r I (ha th I~ un known. and that two p hY~I<'Inns who had exa mined the- body COuld not tf-1l. tt wa~ a ('Ase fo r t he Medical ExamlnC'r when'ln he o ught to co nduct of the chlld'~ dE"nth wn!'l unknown. Then ,tn n1.1to p~:r • A.s t he ('nse no"" ~rand~ t hr lJc'3lth au· th,,;.itlC'R h:1VP :~ft th(' maltt>r In thE' hn.nds (j( lht' ;\tNl1C'al F.xaminer. but whethr'r he \'\'111 conduct a n t\Ul OP~Y t:t'rnalns to be �............................................ ..................... ....................................... ......................... ___--,---.-..,-.,. _---,,~HoRjANDsH~Rr. ~:~N:A;:J~~S~ BILLS c'acter of Today's Lee-islativa Sessions; Sku ok-Ki lliop; Bill Rush ed Throu gh by Trickery, . • ' A BLOW AT M'CULLAGH, Concerni ng tbe new Stale Barber la w Introduced by Ass em bl~Tman F inch: Democrat ic B ilt to Abolish Ottice of Superintendent of Elections- Bill to Admit Foreign Corporations. aminers by Gover nor Ode ll. Certificate ot QualIfication necel;"Sal')" to bocome n. practicing barber. FtUy inspec tors to exam ine barbers' instru ments. etC' Dr. Gl'een~, Health Comnlissioner of Buffalo. IS In favor of the n ew la.w in trodu ced by Assembl yman Finch to Appoin tment ot State Board of Barber Ex- g oYer n th e sanitary and professional Spcclal to Tbe Commercitll: Qualltle~ of barber shops. It will help th e Bul!alo health laws Dr. Gre~Jle be- Albany, J au. 30.- Speaker Nixon and A ssemblyman Rogers were both absellt lie ves, and . in order to strenglhen the loca.l laws. he has sent a ietter t o Assemblyma n Cg,.,,< in which he d eclares I himself in favor of the new regulatio n. this ll1ol'lIing, nnd "the company batlery," Assemblyman Burnett of Ontario aud A ssemblyman ,MOI'g311 of l~ings. were in the point., Mr. Burnett wieldiug the gavel. 'rite only frulures of the session w ere the introduction by ~liuority L ea der 1'01mel· of a bill to repeal the act of 1M) croating [ho metropolitan district of New York; the iutrvduction by Assemblyman lIl c)lnous of II bill to prohibit the publi- Tho above piclure is a reprod u ction of IIope H ospital, on tho River Ro ad, abou t I\'hlch so muC'h has been recently sa id and wriUen. Discharged patie nts h,n'e stated that while at the hospital thp;..~ r eceived th.o A t the present time the blll Is In the h ands of the b e~: The I board Is to be composed ot fou r members, two maslel' barbers a nd t wo jourSub-boards of exanl iners a Pe j neymen. cation or posting of pictures or testimonials for patent m edicilles. and the pu ss~ge The n-c(>nt Grand Jury crilic ised I-Iealth Officf'l' Goler's hnndling or the sm.allof the it'owler bill to repenl that sectIOn x epldE'mic nn d his management of H ope H o;:,pital. of the game laws which forbids the kiUTh e Common ("ollnc1l In.st Tuesday night adop ted a resolution proyieJing for an ing of skunks in Chautauqua county . . \"E·~t1gatiol1 or affairs at the instilution . It TI'as a mean advantage to take, m Fathe r Rawlinson of 81. Mary'~ Roman Ca.tholic Chure-h, "ho was tl''?aLed for the fa ce of Parsons Grange's protes t Ipox a t the hospital last winter. alt hotlS'h long s ince em'ed, is still there helpagainst the repenl of the skunk protective to caro (or the re maining sufterers. ~ law, as there was no quorum present, nnd _ () ~ . t to be established In all cities and tow ns . ot the State. I n for (a) conviction of felony; (b) h abltu· al ~ .... f: mon t h s i n1mec.ll- a t ely preceding a charge duly mad~: (c) gro"s incompetence or (d) t he use ot n wbehued by the insistence of the intro- clea n utensils used by barbers wh ich un clean towels, cups or any other unare liable to spread cont.agious or inf ections diseases. i\fany of the lead ing master barbers by 10{\'l AssemblYDllln W olf of Brooklyn lOtro................. ..... . JA..l. ......9....~................. duced another bill to ~Iml ~nd thet~BlIGmff1Inot which mteres u a . £ drllnk~nness for six no one present to defend the skunks. Assemblymn n Sh eldon of Cattaraugus . -;,.-;;;:.}:;;;;.~;.; . ~~~.;;;.:::. . . ... . ... ~.n.~ . . . :. ~........ . . ... . ....... ~~~~i.m~~~o c~~::~~ o;h~ebi~~wth;:s~~t. d i<agreement between the Health ' . CommissIOner a nd t.he ~Iedlcal Examine? as to "hat cases o. f s;;';iden detlh l\Iay be Vlcti" of Rabies. ""ell should look a rtel has been temday Frank Carr, a young man porarlly set lied by the ) l ed ical Exam- Iiv gat 421 Perry street, Bnffalo, was liter agreeing to take charge of a ll of bit n bv Ii dog thot b!l~ since dierl of Sec tion 10 of t.he bill read s as !'ol1o~'s : SaW B oard of Exalninel's s h a.1l have power to r evoke any ~el'U ficECte of r eg · istration granted by 1 t under th is act, ........................!t......... ....... ~~Q.~ ............. ~ ..~...~ ..~ ...h . (. :,~I!;~S~~~I!~;t ~!s;;~, b~~1 ~~r ~:;o~~::>- Exanliners shall r eceive $5 a day I Rnd 3 cents for each mile traveleu. s t of CiU'C and treat ment. I Committee o n Gen er a l Laws of the Assembly. It provides that the members of the Board ot Bar- ~l..aw of Buffalo have decla red themselves In of t h e passage of the b lll. . / ' ~ WI .ct 'tl t "All three tOry Hat hon.es It provl es In -, f· th t _ nrrauged for the occupancy 0 ree a m ilies erected or completed prior to the passage of tllis act, or hercafte~ to be t I bl1bsequenlly the health otliccr ismeJ water IIstd :ilhem. The Health Commissioner h as .~ 1·1" . f 1 I yisions" for lIrinklllg should be boilell. TIl<' boil r;:ont~nded that. a lthough tho la w Rpe- the rahlt'll. 18 I~lend. are lear u est I Senator Hill introduced, through SenndOcally req uires the Medical Examin er he may. fu~1 a VlCtllll t~. the. dreadedjtor Lewis. this .mornin!l" a bil.1 to r.eheve , ing of \I ater , the hcalth oHicer said th;s or his deputy to im'estigate only cases hydropbobla and a re adv,.,llg hlm to go fOrel[ll corporations domg bus~ness \D ~e morning is the onlv snre prel·entutil"e whlch show evidence of v iolence it was to ~ew York without an hour's delay stato of cartnin legAl disabilities and dls.!gainst further inteetion and h~ s t rpnu· the Intention of the tramers' of the and put himself nnder tbe Posteur treat- RdvantAges. The Hill bill !l!ves the forlusly urges that cyery person in th e cily measure to haye a ll cases of suudf'n· ment. 11ea Ith Com . Greene h a~ a d· dOlllg busmess bere a Vlsedeign I I corporutlons t tus comply with the \la -ning. . . s of a. d 0 n th '"' 0 t ller h 3011 d, tlle 11 EllmJiar d ca th Inc Iud e. co urse. H esays ' " 'l'h e d·18eaSe ega None Erie's legislators were here toProfessor G. S . Will iams , th e engineN Medical EX~l11lnel" maintains lhat he is not apt to develop fo r Borne time, dar. and the sessions were brief. . )f the \l"ater \\"orks COlllpalll·, ,\:{S 1Ilshould be l'clieYed or cases In whic h bnt in the uncertai ut y of thiB period of Leader Pulmer of the minOrity In the te r\'lcwed th is morning concerning the ther~ has been no Ylolence. Th e tern- development lieB the chief danger from Assembly in t~puced a bill to n?ohsh the possibility of the infection being due to porary HetUemcnl will pre vent a r ecul'. . office of s llpermtende-nt of electIOns, now the work whi ch haB been ill progretiR on rence of such" deplorable inciden t as hydrophoblO. If treatment IS begun at held by Jobn McCullagh of ", ew York. ba.t of las t S'lturday. when the bouy of once tbere is every probability that carr l The 'bill was referred to the judiciary the dum ill Six :llil!' Creek. In reply to unattenucd for several will eBcape hydrophobia." Dr. Greene committee. lo he inquiry PI'OfesS(lr \\"i linms 5:1iti, 10 I ad ded thot there seemed to be no doubt lIon. John T . McDonongh. f"rmer seeun very Sllre that the trouble did not at Ip,agt, there is no that the dog which bit Carr waS rea lly retnry of state. announced today that he comc from the mcn working on the dam . wonl;1 orrept the A ppointm ent of justice reason w hy any physi c-lall Hhould nOl suffering from rubies. So fa r us known. Last ye:ll", nflN the ,Junior lIe~ k festhiof the Supreme Court of the Philippines, J;'ive a certifica le of death in the case of no other persons were hitten by this ani- which was tendered him several days ago ties, it will ue l'C'l1ll'mb(·l'N.l , th pre was ~uddpn death regarding which there is by Prodident ,·elt. mnch sickner--s of th e sa lllt' !Iatlll'll "hidl no Ruspidon. ']'he fact IH, t hough, that mal and it is believed that he is its only J1Hn(., N, Y. no privale pr ac titioner w ill pass upon a victim . no\\ prevails ." At the time he waS bitten, Carr was n·················································· ···.......... . ('81\(' unless h {'- knows Ib; hi s tory. This Hegardiog the mell at II ark at Ihc dam ma.kes It n ecessa.ry fol' lhe <.:ity authol'i- w alk ing a.long Perry Street in the vi~ ~lr . Williams continllell. ,. When the AI~ I) '1 ,Ups to act. cinity of hi" home, when a little brown .......................~" ...•.... ·(0 . ........................ . force of iiun garia n" II ere sct at lIork nl It Is und ~r"tood that th ~ Mayor and a nd whi te dog ran at him from a doorthe dam, before tlus ickne's appear",l. Dr. Dans,,· dQ not Intend to drop their yard. 'l'h~ animal was frothing at tbe .... .... " .\.,.. . V .. \ .. ...... . , ... •• •• • ~·· .. · · · .. ·· .. · · ·· ··· · · · we look (""PI'.\' precaution to pn·\"tlnt t\IJy e«ort to M.ve the law nmended so it mouth and Carr attempted t o keep it at - - - - - - - - -1 contamination of th e wat er. ('\",pts win br ·th~ Medical Bxnmlner's dut)' to a safe d istancc with biA foot. H e did sO L NKISH were bu ilt 011 the hills . o lN deep pit in\"('stigatc only dea lhs whlC'h r es ult holes and the !llace wns gen!'!"ally di.infrom volence. In co nstdE'ring tlli~ mn t- for a moment, but the dog, making .. n t~·t· it l~ we ll to hrut' in lnlnd nnrxpectt'd attnck, jumped at Carr's feeled wilh lime. t hot whot ,,"il" formerly the work wniAt nnel , getting his ha"d between itA I ' Record, show that the present prpof tdx mp1\- foul' ('OronU'H antl two jaw8, bit r il'ar through it. rarr grabbpd o ADVISE THE CITY HEALTH AUTHOR· I' ailing discase is somethi ng that Hery p (Jf'l t-mortf." Ol ll,';lminpl'H-iA now dt"1p- thp frothing noimlll with thE' other hanrl ITIES . city is liable tu at this time of the yea r IP\t el'l to two men-lhe Medical Exam- ano in flom e mnnnf'r unknown to himwh ere su r face II ater is used. There " Relf mude it relenRe it. holr! . It then ran Efforh Delli): M ade to . \ewe rtnln Cause of danger of waLN· bei l1 g conlumi natC'l1 J-': %I.st~nl: }' e\' er l-'r6\' niliog in Itlu:u 'ulno.. and hi" <1"put,·. -<",onsldem u nder some ~t.Jl8 {LUll wnR later .ent to OUldn]! I nrer\' iened lU to " ' ntt'l' froUl even' watershed, during freshet,. money h:1S b£>f'll fmn~d by the ch:lngc, o . Suppl)O- l"' ror""Sor ' ''lIll nro , 's {JplnioJl . when the ;nelting Sl10W on the hillsides but ill . po,·"lble that thp;·c ts too much t he pound. Lt elled toere yeAterday work for two mOil. At all events, the afternoon from the rabies. It iA PORRibl. I.luitp n num}jPl of the· city ,,11I·.,ci:1n. bnngs d own everyt hing tb at is danger~u" law 8houlll be lllad~ plain enough so tbat Carr will pIner himRelf uuder tbe (ogethp!" lIilh III('mb~rs (jf th.· t',cal from the pastures and barn yards. there wlll be on chance for a dl.pute be· treatment of Dr. Pnrk of :-lew York City health department, concur in "aying It I hal·e no doubt that the presCllt in tween officials fl. t o their responsibility Board of lIenlth . 1'hi8 treatment will that there is an unusually large numuPr fect ion comes from wnter but I am nut and a repelition or Ills[ Saturday's in- I probably extend over 11. period of two 0'- typhoid fewr cn'e~ in the city at the' ready to admit that it I\"US cansed fl"llm Iden:. . / weI'ka . presrnt tillle . Tlwy also agre.' Ihai in the II ark at the dam. Ilrdcr [0 tH·el·ent a further increapp 01 tl e "I agree thoroughly lIith the h~alth .~ .~ . ..... ~.•• . •.. •! •., .'='~ ~ ................,.. . epid(~llIic ('yen'nne in tilt' cit\, :-h(:u 'd oflicials in advising the boiliug 01 lhp boil all II ater ;,sell for drinking. \\"nlt'r, nnll in fact I hal·e always 0011,·" ...................................................... .... .. ...... . The city healt') departlllPnl in an in - wat.er si nce livillg in lthac!l. " vestigation for the purpoEP of locating "lany persons d o not reli"h b(Il,I~~l the cuu,e oi '0 much sickn!',s. arrh·ed water because it has a flal lasle. lin,. ,\t the conclusion that the inipclion Jllu~l C01111itioll comes i rom the wate r bl\in~ Com~ (·itht'1' frOtH drinking watl'r o r milk. boiled too long. Water m il tnste s wc!'l :5tudying ('tHPfully the latter propo .. ition if all the air is not d rh·en oot. "'ntpr it appeared improbable that lhe infec· kept a t ZOO degrees fo r a p~rio d of about lion coulll com,· troru milk becnu.e tlJ/' l~ minult's II ill remove all dnngNouS ('it,\ 's Hlpply It; fnrnhhed f{{)hl so Ill'))': impurities. Waler should on ly b(' kpl't lIiifcrenl. localities. at lhe boiling point fo r Ih·e~ . Ierected. shnll be exempted from Its pro- I a noiic!' to the effect that all h ,rATER SHOULD BE nOIJiE]). ~ tinttr .Ior ~e lilltJy I' anthGurl ~ tl, M I, tllroUI ~d detU , rtCriea/' ~.tlilt ~ory bni liliana ~on In B ""lion b ~ I ~Intllll ~IUI~Utn tll/!!·Iatn Wltb 1011 I IiJd lour lbollSalt ~ally h l!1 aces I lid all a !d In VISion IIOrtlot Idingl, (0 �hies eacb. Dut it Is in the en.e of the <lId houses that the Marshall bill would ~ nb .................... ......... .... .............. ............. .. cblefiy mak~ mischief. The law of 1901 - .n···.......• ·....J,,; .. r.~ ·~ ...... ."J.r.~...... had two di3tinct purposps in view: one ..... ........... ... .. . ,............................. .. . ............... \ -.~~ ................................................ .. ~-...........~.:: .......~................................. . MARSHALL TEJSmfEJ\'T B I LL. Is evillent that the Marshall Tene· nt Bill. now under consideration at , Albany, Is Ihe measure upon which the enemies of tenement reform have decid· e'} to unite. powerful Infiuences are at work In favor of it., Unless a strong public sentiment Is aroused in opposl· 1.I0n, It Is only too likely to pass. In· deed, al no time since the enactment of th~ De Forest law In 1901, has the cause of housing reform been so endangered as at th~ present mo ment. The Marshall blli natu rally divides Into two parts, each r evealing a SIOIster Intent. The first d ivision practically repeals t he present law, so far as it affects the building of new houses In Brooklyn; tbe second, so far as It affects the 01(1 buildings of ManhatLan. The existIng statute defines a tenement house as a building occupied by three families or more, living independently or eacb otber, and doing tbeir own cookIng upon th~ premises. Brooklyn builders demand a new definition. making the number of families five. Its effect would be to remove the t hree-family or four-family house from the scope of any law whatever. The first lenement a ct, passed In 1867. fixed lhe minimum of families at " more than three." Wbat the Brooklyn members propose, tberefore, Is to revert 10 the conditions existing previous Lo 1867. Up to that time thero had been practically no legislation r eferring to t enem~nt houhes; consequently. If tho Mar· shall bill should pass. none of the tene· ment laws passed s ince 1867 would apply to tbe four-family house. so common In Brooklyn . Houses could tben be put tiP wi b no provisions for light or air, and without the most elementary safeguards of sanitation. Those seclions of Manhattan wblch are llOW t he despair of tenement-bouse reformers would be duplicated In B rooklyn. in tbe Bronx. and In Qu eeus. The wbolesale application of the proposed definition of a tenement Is evident from the fact Ihat. of t h~ 30.000 tenement houses In Brooklyn. about 15.000 are built for tn ~ accommodation of three or four famIlies The Mar3hatl bill does not. bowever. stop with this. It s a uthors include In t heir comprehen sive scheme the four· s tory. or eight-family. building. The amendatory art of last yea r relaxed . to a considerable extent. tbe provi sions concerning th ree·story bouses. These related chietl)' to fireproofing a nd light and a ir requirements. Atl that was gmnted to th ~ th ree·sto ry house last wlntor the Brooklyn builders demand safeguarrt tbe erection of al! new buildings, t~~ other to ameliorate tbe ac.tual conulttOns of t he !enpment dist Tl ets Th~ idea was. wbile t"king due preca utions (or tbe future . to u n d0, In . a m~asure, the istakes of tbe past. Xow it is t e owneI'll of old houses wbo are mo '>Itterly opposed to the law of 1901. .Ince it requires certain changes to render the worn·out rook. erles fit fo r habitation T hey have now Jcln.ed hands w ith the Brooldyn malcontents. It m~st be understood t haI upon the ~ as! Sl~e a re t hOll sands of old bouses. IO :E struction of the houses. As a rom· promise, it was decided last session to permit tbe ventilation of Interior rooms by cutting" Indows from one room Into another. Tbe expense of tbls cbange woulel not M great. but proper ty owners are s till unsatisfied. In pla ce of t he ventilati ng wlnrlow, the refore. the present bill pro\'ides merely for an "open· Ing." As an ordinary door Is an "open· ing," and as few rooms, even in New York tenements. are built without doors. it Is plain t hat tbe old tenements " 'ould remain pra ctically In t heir present con· dl tion. The De Forest law also required the removai of the offensive sinkS and vaults which have been a menace to tbe city's health for so many years, and also the building of waler closets In houses not provlde,1 wlt.b t hem. The Marshall bill would restore all t he ol d nuisances. The De Forest law r equired tbe light· Ing of dark balls in the daytime by win· dows ; t he Marshall blli practica lly per· mits dark halls again. The crafty spirit witb wblch it bas been d rawn up Is shown by the fact tbat, wbereas the law of 1901 required t be building of windows when It was impossible "to read" without tb o aid of artificial IIgbt. Sen· ator Marshall would s ubstitute tbe words many addi tional rrlvll~geR apparently nnthought-ol II yeal' ago Tho framers of the Marohall hili haye goue diligently through th~ a mended De Forest act " nd (leWy Mlbstlluted "foul''' for "three stories," \\'I\t~revc r the words occur. The r~sult would he the erection of four· story hnildln~ •. with practlrally no pro· vision n~aln"t fire The alrshaft ques· E=-ctllC'd nt thr last session h)' loro\'ldlnl'; outer courts with a minimum whlth or four feet . and n minimum Irn~t h o( twentvrour In thrc{'·rl\mtty housl2's; and in~ner r~\lrt s with rorre.p<>ndlng cllmenslons of eight and four tN'n, In addition to adopting whoi('snlr thl\S(' dim('n~ionR for four- family hOlt.r<. t he )!arshali art cooll v rNhll'r~ lnn\'r COU rlS to a width of rou~r nnt' an nrf't\ or tHty ~Clun.re (eet. Inter· te,1 In the ~ .tartlln!( proPD.als Ig a o\'lslotl wl,lrh mlmly Inrres,.. tbe \lOrtlotl ot the lot ocelll'led b\' the bl lldlng from if! to i 5 pl'r ('ent -a~other r n t o COl itiOllP f''Xhnin~ b~rorr the De II \ Th 111m e,'hleutly is to ( the Ten~ment l.a\\ s ('onc~rnef ate1)' ('On "rnf: thE' ten ment ,I\.tricts In this Rn u the \\,"W df"finltlon boroll~h wou h also. niT:.'<"l \!snbntta n. (or thert' art' a· lpa. 1 ,000 tr ements her..., "ith I ::. than fl\"fI iam "to see." We have called attention to only a few of the detai ls of tbls retrograde bill. It Is no secret that money was f reely \ used to eviscerate tenement reform In the Legislature last year; anel It Is known t hat the present attempt to nulIi fy the law can command strong finan· clal back ing, But no member can s up' port It without writing bimself down an enemy of civilization. ./ I.V E HI .. .... .............. . ,. ...................................... ('O l u Ull.l u ~t O.-P o l h~ t· ..r ot \\ o r).. on r . ", l" . t ~\llb'l 11 lllUn" 1rhW J"loltlJ"b11 1\'b4\ '·IO D.~r· R.a. ('oll1mbu( 0 .. npt..·eml" r 2 ... An" \\ .1" hUOlC-diatply t'i" nl tn Quarftutlne-" R .U\~:'IHJX path-nt. W." Te hac: .. tI 1"(' ('nJI'" 1O't:tr .for th e four -s tory houses now; besides wa~ VICTIM OF SMAllPOX Livestock inspector and an fi vp and six rooms deep 1 Market Clerk Confiswhich the in ner rooms are absolu'tel~ cate Gamey Mutton in da rk a nd unventilated. The original bill required tbat these dark rooms be Broadway Market ventilated by airsbafts. wbicb would have meant, in many cases, the reconButcher's Stall. I tlon In Brooklyn 4 DECAYING·~ ,. ~~ CARCASSES ,}.~u. ( ~:':rT ~~~.~.~~.T~~a~RE SEIZED MAY PROSECUTE lUCK GALANTOWICZ Beef Company Western Denies All Knowledge of Meat's Con d ition and Stall Tenant Is Equally Pos it ive in His Protes t. 11\.1 \Hnt at OUt""' III b.1 .. hOll* j l\ i)ehw.ro:. ·ullqlludt·ll hy bl ..... hiter, who.) ('arne- I nil· luor,- for bllll. • Pl'ttljtolm :I'ft au ItU,h,,·1t ,,"lth Ut:dlru IlUm\ .... luDl·r Hn.;h·y , lIt'hied "birh tbprf' .111 IlItf'n··Hhl ~ .. lo ry . buwln~ tbp JT''1lt t1IlTt"r'·Ut',,,, hl'\ WI't'n t b,· \\ 1y "Dlallp01 lla 11,·nl-o. an·1Uiudh·11 in l'ohlln't1i and ,bt'''liv 11.H·~·. Off' hRotllt'tl In Dalt'mor~. In tbl IUt·) nrt' .. t·nt to QUllfllllllnebdor .nyqu~ IflU' fln> U~"t'll Pf'tIIJobu· ... oIlMt,,·1t cor rohurnlt· .. u Il· t H'r liar bal .Farnan reC'f'hc-d trnlU ,li,' ,·blt·r or vollel' lu Coluutbu... 'rhl l,'u·r ~ Cn 'l"d ,but Pettijohn IIfrlHod 111 Co· IUUlhn .. trow nn'H h~r Uhto ,·tty and ou¥bl ,hf'ltrf tit 6 mlt'"h,u lodi:"!o e bOU~l. The win· !'If'r In dlRrgt·. sn ~·s thl'lf'tt('r lind ntlhla.'rlt. :-1 (·lnt: nn j·ruliliou. un lhl' youug rullll. dl I""{'((~( l h im 10.1 11hYilrlan. 'l'bf" pby~h"nn 1.'llt ltf'iUJ; nnllla hl ..... ot tbt~ timE". P,·ltlj4Jhn Ie turllt'd to th,· ml" 'llou. lira wo ,,(tl'r\\alrtb ItfOYldt....l wllh f·l411U ;.;11 lUlHU·r 10 hur n rail· rothl d,·kd ttl Unlt1morra. t lit" good hl'1\rt of Ih,' mlul",u'f III «ba r~t· "oubtl~ ... pronlplllll" thra:.H 1.11"- Ih .. ~·lIlInK ll1all ... :lltl be WI\1I1P11 to t "ti- ~!'l bfllU, smn llJ)ox hruL;.p out In l lll" 11I1 .... iun a rf'W (. t~~ :\rtt'r l·l'l ti.lullll'" d'·IHItturc. 11D.l tilt' Itll,\l't· .. IIOW )wep T!' Jlll,ltl' l'(lUllllb IClIU'l" nll ... b'~ :In~ td rh,' dr,·I'( 11ulI tbuf' lin' :""'0 ,'n..;'·" tbt'r.' .•Hlll thlH lh. \ 111.-.. 101& Iii n[l(l~r 11 rlJ:lil'IU:lfJ\Dth,p. l'I't1 1Juhu dl'uh·tl tlH'~ton u' J\r t. dloclurtJ ,; tbot Ill' .'n ,lIfO 1'j U!lltluuu."· or hi .. U\\ U M'('ord un fl frE'lgbt troln. t""!'rl"' IH:- Ktr;t,·r rl't-\lrtf'U to hl:-- own !,(·I.,tlilar " .... " t'tttloJ:" "'ystl' llt.·' and n tl[ '·ll)or till' "on (1 ..... 11)11. 'tnKI"lr.l11"' \\'1111;10\11. :\10'"lSOlL wit .. "-\llUmuuel l to thl> Cit,. Holl Aun.·x Illltl th .. u Uhlfn lt WII..; 1III\Ut-. It WA:') ~1'lIt 10 .\lUNlllll 1·'IHIHlI! (or trun "m!III ... lun fO thl' CohunhlJ 1'l11t·r o f p o lkt' t()r w bnt('l'"l't" :1('( lnn h. IIHI'" F ourteen ca.rcasses ot mutton, aI1eged to be so far beyond thf." "just ripe enough" stelle to be absolutely unfit for use. except by a vulture or jackal, w ere s(>lzed at t he B roadway ~1 al"kel ye~ ter. day. The seizure was made by Ma rket . Clerk a letzler and Livestock Inspector ,J'·t·1ll nN" .. !'an· 1'l'tllJuhn W;l'" j.:ln·1l a nl'w (IUIOI 'It eloth John Rast oC the HelU,U) Depurtmi' nt. All the overripe meat was taken -rflOm I,,;:: 11,· thf' lIt':llth llf'p:lnUll'tH, hI .. rJld, Intb, the stall ot Nic holas Gahln t Owlcz The 1I.I\"In:.:- llP,·n hunl'!! HI .... rUIlt> l:Hit ll:l1l1 condemned meat was sent to the re n- \ IIIOrt· ;llJUlIt ~;-iO ·· ,,'III·n \\t' fll .. ('f.\"l'1" n f a... t' hr " 11111111'''' ILn deriog vat. 1Vhen an explanation was deman dpd Ilnlll'nt I .... 1I0t ru"ul'd Qut t,t tu\\"lI , 1:0 JUuftr ot Galanto w1cz he pl"Otested in thE" most \\ twr,· h,: 1I\"{'.., .Ir "Iwrr- h~ ('UIl,," CroUl," .. Itl postltive term~ that he did not knoW I If , aith f \Ullllli"'~If)II(' l' BU"l!t·.\"" . • The pltlh'L1t the condi tion or the mu tto n. declnrlng I... ~"Dt tu Q uar.llutn f'. t:h·.n Ih," h" .. t 'It Ir!:"t It had been delivered to him t hat mOrll- U'l'1I1 . II III W (mitt! o f r lqtblng ~1I1t1 ", .. "t ing by the Western BeeC company. Rtlt'I" hi' I .. '\I'll .• whic h has offices a t Nos. 72 and H Smith Street. and a slaughterho use In -,-~=~~-,-~-==""'.".-=;;~====l East Buftaio. Later In thp da}' GalantowJ cz w as summon d betore J1t'alth ' Commissioner ,,·as questionedGreene close-Iy,anel he allhough rE'!used he to from .................. ...... .. .. ........ ...... ............... . I admit that he had p u t th e mullan on J/J.1\.1 sale It was tor careful human ...... ... ........................................... 1\; use. knowing rle promised to unfit be more '" ............. . In tuture. Edward Smith is president ot the- ,.... .. .......... ;;,;,;~:.::.::.:~::=~:~~==~! Western Bert Compa.n)·. and hl8 son. F. J . Smith. Is th e "mutton man" ot th~ conce rn . The latter In an Interview last j night would not deny that hiE; company had ~ld the iiuperannuatpd m utton.as Gnlantowl cz Is one or Its custom ers. "Thl~ Is Ab~olutply tht' firClt T h:n·p hE'rtrd ot tht~ ('asp. and ] do not bP. lipvp the C'ondemnf"d meat ('oul(} hn\"~ com I:' (rom our P!'tablishm!"'nt," ~ald hP. "Our hu~ln(~~ i~ ronduC'tPd on C'lo ~c li II tTl. Dnd we kilt ani)" as m~ny anlmaJ:.1 l\~ W~ dpr~ hn.ye orcll'r~ tor. \\-' e solilit or- onE" day· tot' th!'" Inpat wnnt,d the and R .. I!Jom. Ie e,"er. haw~ any lett oyer. JIO\\ tht-~p ('a r C':lS!:l{,S ('ould ha ve bM'n In tht~ ('on<Jjtlon thf!'}· ~lre. r e portf'd to have bf"fOn Is pn..lllt 1l'IV ro01pre.h(>n!llon. or rOUl~t'. I say t hl~ on the 3Fi'Umption that thpy werp boughl ot u~. but It I~ E"n!'lly popsible thal thf'Y were pur('h:l~ed t"lse",,·hflrE"." It Is probahlp that Oalantowkz will br pro~ecutN]. d~pttf" his prot~Mtat10I1S of 'gnQrance. The only polnt fir doubt f~ r.r:- to wh(lth~r thlq pro~ecutlon "Ihoull ~ E't..'.I('" til tl'ld no Ie. h'" rondue' Pti by thf" Helll h Df>part. a0I1-\3 c('lnalcJ I t".JlIlltrIc8. Out It 5 ~'nt or th ~ ~arket Clerk. .. not ~o. In 1 ;""-71. durIng lhp Fra n o· ...." Cprman ·nT. the- t ' 0 r ph- t 1":11,., led. chII' I;'~rman t.. I"" It ~ Ii t"ur·JI. tlon ,n, cln. ted ')pfl }nally. lJ ( Ita nrm)" ("orr.plptpt· IC l i l t ' J h G ............... , ................ ............................... npxt. ,.. ........ ... WANTED ---..... .... -_ .... " TO MOB HEALTH OFFICERS Townsfolk Objected to Transfer mallpol< Patient to Ho.pital lD the Suburhs. \\ of .\nRI~)' P. J " .' .-Kntc H .• lIll t· tal l. (t, UUf,'t.. . . t ic. tl 1: ,1 ,('el nt thL eU H I . hotel . wn" !=lnl' k"ll wHit ~mD.1 ,. 0,'\ th ,,.. morn11l~ \\ nrrt"u 18 " " tho It n Jl ~ " h o, I'S(" and llte 118t1C'tlt t' H ur'J('tcd h flm the I hottl. A \ ' Ot ant .b'lU-iC wn~ "'t~uu:,j b y the I ! board of )walth jUl:'t out Ide the C l t ~ .... nllb . Tlu" WU!I lllt 1 up i l lf n telOllC' l no bc' .,· p"A-l, ond tht.; 11..1\10\ al of the p. " t' ltt U \" r· I tflt.o.en . 03 JI the T •• •• ••• • • ••• ••••••• ffK/plilallon I 'H·C' alf·1 JJPrrun, "'rf' tluckel O}' pmnJJIOX OU t Fr.'rH' b iI r1':""}' 1 bert'fl 2 t o •• • •••• • •• ••• • . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. I \" t!f'"ath. b)- h -?," SCANDAL AVERT ED OI'C::: [.:~:r nN"l'c n nnd and' '" Frent"h l\ et(O ~~~~ I b .... Jll"0 11h 'He'dlroJ Co m m la- J: "1:nmfucr (~~;rY "bll, Ibe n f:C"1 3. }lJ ha 1 only :!7. ~alhtn~ ~ o.1!Hl.-.d .'J-eon., nd in th un'" nz; )' flu:! ~mp a)r. t h,. Fn \ r h,.",·I1)" \ I lted \\ht'ro th, G nnn "il). ,)8-rlng b n r("·\: c In:.t-d t d Ing!c ca.s~. Va l,utJotl J ! no I (r palla lum n.nn thl A PH '" • l �3HOTS OF CI TY A TER THAN W ORDS W a ter D . Green e, M . D ., H ealth Commissi oner of t h e City . Ci t y BacteriolOgist W illiam G. B issell, M . D . .................. fA.h ........................................'om:.. ...... ····· ········ .. ············ ·· ·······.. ····· ··.. ..,: n .................................... .,... y, ..... ................ . " I do not kno ,,- tha t the delay will mak e a ny legal or otherr 8 - \I wise." said t he Cor.lptroller yesterday .......................... ................................... .. I •••••••••••••..•••• • . • . • ••••• •• • . ••••• •••• ••• •• ••• ••.•.••• •••• •• • • d l tfe ren~e . .......... ··tt::: ............ l--······ ····· ···· .... ....... . a tte r noon. " The charter does not say tbat I must transmi t the estimates of t he yarlous depa.rtmen t ~ to the Board ~ ................................................................ . of Aldermen. but mere ly t h at I must The officers a n d committees of Zuf urnl~h a n &s timate. p res u mab ly based lef iGrotto. No. 10, 111. O. V. P. E. R.. ~ochest " on tbe figures furn'sbed to me by t he a nee th e fifth annual grotto ball ~ • er g rand jury h as SCOred various departmen t c hiefs. It Is. of to Frld .. y e ve n1 ng, F eb. 20th, at the ci ty s ~!t h d ~partment for the co urse, a ta ir presumption tha t they EI colt Club. e r In wh Ic h It has cond u c ted r kno~' mo re their particula r need9 than The committees: fa s during th e s mall a r w ould. Here a re the provisions of Executive committee-Louis P. Adom . a r esult." o bserv t:'x epidemic. "As the c harler bearln~ upon the matte r :Ir.. chai r man: Frederick A. Busch. Stand " es e Syrac use Postunder disc ussion; Henry G. F a lke. J . George Nussbaume r , J a rd, e v erYone wi Jl p robably " The heads of the diffe re n t depa r tClarke H. H a mm ond. Grover W. mow a ll about the epldemJc .Info ments a nd s uch o ffi cers as the Com pWende. John W. Fisher . Albert T. tlon of wh ic h has bee ' r matroller may request. shall on or betore Lytle. C lare n ce E. B ushnell. George W. guarded by offi c ial ~ so carefully the first day of February delive r to V08S. The r es ul s an newspapers. the Comptrolle r a f u ll a n d detailed es Floor co mm lttee-Char le. Diebold. and t h as bee n that exaggerated timate o r the e xpenses a nd t h e a mou nt J r. , chairma n : Wl1ltam J. P or ter, I erro neous jdeas have gained PI' va of money required In their respective Alonzo G. H1nkley. Albe r t W. D old, ence. " e departments and offices for th e ne x t fis Alfred J . Rus sell. Cyrus L . B atber. / .. .... .... ... ~ cal year. Charles De nny. C ha rl es H. Lam y. W Il .. 'The Co mptrolle r , on o r bef ore t h e Ham A . Kend a ll. FrA.nk J . Ebe r le, Alex ' .. "'" firs t day ot l\Ia rob In eac h yea r . shall ander R. C urrie. D . L. H a m ill. J ohn also oresent to the Board of A lde r men Alfred King. Fred e ri c k S . CR.B. Albe r t "l an estimate of t he amount n ecessary T hompson, R a.y Sta n ley, E . E . R as la n , ' i,¥, S. Stanley C urtin. Willia m F . ~f cGlas h .. n . . ... . .. ... ... .... .. ...... .... ............ ... .... .... ... ..... .... . to bc raised by genera i ta x t o car r yon lhe ci ty government.· Harrison G. Sells . "Suppose the head o f 3 depa r tmen t Receptio n commit tee - Charles W . refus"", to furnis h you wi th a n esti)fann. ch a ir m a n: E ras t u!!l C. K night. I Edward K . Em e r y. R. Kenneth B lc kmate?" the Comptroller was a sked. Tt; of Zutord. H e nry W . B r endel. E d ward E. " T here Is not Ihe least probabil ity leiif' Grotto. No. 10. O. V. P. E. R. Coat.worth. William H. DanIels. a n d t h e very remotest possibility that announce that th e fifth annual grotto Chartps F . B ishop. r; (>o rge C. F ox. Eda nyth i ng of the so rt w ill happen. If gar B . J ewe tt. W'Ill lam S. R IBela y. I ball. will be h eld on Friday evening. It should h a ppen. though . I would mak e ~Frank A. A bbo tt. GE"o r g-e D u chsc h erer, F ebruary ~Oth at the Ellicott Club. u p the best est lma te I cou ld In the ci rDavid H . D e. b ec k e r . Willia m H . H otc h- I The com mitte e~ follow' cumstances. b ut which I a m t ree to say One of the chart e!" p rovisions or the EXI,-'c uth'c con1mltlec-Louis P. Adolff klsoR. Cha rl es W . Cushman. Thomas w ould p"obably be very m uch less tban Jl·. chairman; F re(lprl " k ...\ Bus\.'h, City of Buffalo. distinctly stated In Penne y. George Clinton . Wil liam S. any such derelict depa r t m ent wou ld black and white, is that t he hea!!s o r h a v e made o ut. In fact. I t hink I Gratta n. J ohn H . P rice. Du Mo n te A. Henry G. Falke. J . George ~ussbaum~r Clarke H . H .lmmOntI. Groyer 'V. Wh iting, Wa..1t er D. Greenf. Wesley C. would ke~p it do,\\r n to the ealarles a nd Albert T. the v:J. riou~ departmen ts of t he ci ty ex penSi>S absolutely fixed by ord ina nce Dudley. De La nc{i§ "Jfanktn. J ohn K. W en,le. John \Y. FIsher, g'l") vernment m u st furniSh the City Or charter. All that, however , 19 croseaUon . J ohn W . JRrvls. Frank T. D OrT. Lytle. Clarence E . BUShnell. George W. Compt roll er by FebrulrY 1st an esli- In g a b r idge before one co mes to It." onu ........·...... ...... ,., ... .· ............. ................. . 'lOSE. Floor com,!,lttee-Charles Diebold. Jr .• mate at the mon(' y needed by them chai rman, ,"\ I1llam J. Porter, Alcm7.o G. ............. .................................... ........... ......... Hinkle y. Alber t "'. Dold . Alfred J . d uring the next year. · ···· Ti'~ ·· ·· · · · · · · ·· · ····· .. ···· Nob\ II hstandlnt; this InjunctloI>. ltll~~ €'ll. Cyrus L. B arbf'r. Charles t. Denny (,harles H. Lamy. "-Illiam A . ~p y en departments have railed to C01(l· ..... .............................................................. K cnrl!l.lI. Frnnk J. Eberle. Alexnnd~r R. lli y with the provisions. Among t htm Cuni •. D. L. Hamill. John Alfred King. Frederick S. Cnss. Albert Thompson. are three of the Inrgest-Police. Fire THS IN NEW Ray Stanlc-y. E. E. Rasian. Stanley E. nnd P ubli c Work.. Others are the /~ YPlfOID -IN WEST SENEa;A. e number ot cases or typhoId feve r Curtin. William F. :\IcGlashan. Harri- Poor Department, G. A. R. and Police son G Sells. I e steel-plant district or West Senand ~lunl cll>a l Courts. RecePtion committee-Charles W. Is IncreaSing. Act.ordlng to the The aepartments which ha.ve rUed e f ny. lIlann. chairman. Erastus C. Knight. with Comptroller Heerwagen the r e- .t.. tement of .. practicing pltyBlcian bUlle tin oC th e !itat. Honrd or Heal th Edward K. Emery. R. Kenneth BICk- Quired estimates arc these: :\Iayor. there are .. t present 62 cases of typbold lI;sUE"d t od ay. t here W£lI'{' TE'ported 1"'4- ford. Henry W. Brendel. Edward E. Comptrolle r. Treasurer. Law. F altho tever In tb e vicInity. The matter of 1:0 d ea ths In ~ew York Rtale during. Co:ltsworth. "-illiam H. Daniels City Clerk. Plumbing Inspection t e ye.'ll· 190~. n dE-I\th t-.I h· or Sp\t"'ntE'pn stamping out the disease a nd pro \'ldlng Charles F. Bishop. George C. Fox. Eo1~ I'eau and Park CommiSSion. ~r thousancl nopulntion. The number bar B. Jewett. William S. Rlselay. T h e nulhority fo t' the statements is means for proper disposal ot t he sewage . d eaths WC1~ that of an n\'erag(\ ot Frank A Abbott. In the district are problems that mus t DU$chprpr Comptroller H eerwagen hlmse! f. ~\ e preceding Yf'ar~. but wa~ nbQut David H. Desbecker. George { e lnet before warm weather ret urns/ William H. HotCh: ~OOO less than the mo,·tality oC 1901 Q,rESTIO~ OF LE GALITY . Thomng Grip oau""d 4.000 doaths. . kISS. Charles 'V. CUshman, "-illiam S . . S mu.lIpox no\\' existc:; at Rochpste r Penney. George Clinlon. The question now arises as to w h pth · G;attan. John H. Price. Du :\10nle A. e-" any estimateR w'hlch may be s ub~~ld(' ~;JnOlnlty. b ut Is a bating In to,,'n. "hltlng. "'alt~ ~. ·We.ley C. nton. C hautauqua and Delaware mitted b~- the tardy depa rtments w ill Dudley. De Lancey Rarumr, J ohn K. <.oun tte~ . be legal and whether the Comptroller Patton. John ·W. Jarvis. Frank I. Dorr. will receive them. Mr. Hecrwag~n • • • I • t this Question by saying that ,. they are all h'anded In within the next two or three days he w ill ta.ke them under consideration. although the re exists no legal obligation for bim to do so. ~ . . =-8 .......................... .......<.::. I······ .. ········ ................................................. office;!:~t:Oc!:I (ttee. ~1. AITING FORI EPARTMENT ESTIMATES Comptroller Says He Has Received no Statements of Money Needed From Seven Heads of City De partments. ............. ·f r ..·.. J:~R~.:~~:r~i~l~ ~o9~:~ , �...................... tl ................. .............................................................. fH ILD L~ ~OR _N CARR IS GOIN BU f FALO i ~TO NEW YORK Messr • T. G. mith and Frederick Alnl Y Are Members of the N wly Orga nized Child Labor Committ e of the State of New York-The Work of Dr. Frank lin C. Gram in the Bureau of Vital Stati tics, Buffalo. .\ FOR CURE. ' A SUM SUFFICIENT TO HAVE HIM UNDERGO TREATMENT SENT TO HEALTH COMMISSION ER GR EENE- WILL GO AT ONCE. It !'In" hppn ArranR'cd by Health COIJ?:. ml."lonp r Greene to h»ve Allred Carr, the )'nung llIun who was rere ntly bitten by n mm' dOl!. ta kNl Co r Irpatmenl to prt'\"~nt h~'rJropho pl" to t he Npw York City lI Mpllal or the Board oC Henllh, whpl'P f-llC'h cnf;e~ n r(1' ~ppdall zpd. Dr. nreenp I'llid . " 'Ve ca n't let a maD die," 1\11'1 he h"" mndp /Cood hlB promIse tha I youn!\' Carr's r ao. would be given I nll~nllon. At th p Pasteur In~litule In New York the Cel' tor .uc h casp" "" In q uestion III $200. Al Ibe m unicipAl In"U tution the co", I~ hut $,0. " And the trea tment 19 exactly thp .nOle," Dr. Greene adde~. Th .. Health Depn rlnwnt h:18 rfce lved n c-hf':C'k fnr lhi'" Hl1tO unl npeul:'(l to rar~ rnr young Cnrr from n Inan "ho doc!I not \\ Ish his name known. He ha.d r~a,1 nnrl Intere"~'l hlmselC In Carr" Dr. Gr(>f'l1P has th~ mone)" cnf'e Hnd n~cP..sary Co r Ihe Injured mall 6 Ir.atment. d I on l'~rr I. hut ~3 ye 'lr~ old aI' 8 a s nC P,ltrnlm.ln Carr ot the 4th Prec inct, who Ih'('~ at S Il. 4~1 Perry B-lrt"~t. palrolman C~rr Is at "rp.pnt dtta llCll to> 1"",'Pel hou'''A which come u nder ~he It>nemer t how:;e lnw~. He SOlS t lot he ranno t afton\ to .end hi,. M n to :-0 ... \\ York Cnr tre.l lmpnl, but !s mlg hl{ ;hankCul to t h,' kind man who has \'0unlf't'r~d to ad\"anef" the m07'tt:y. Thp. dog whlrh h it Carr ,,'aR tn kpn ~o h rlt ~ab\('~' pnunrl whC'TP It dhrl f rom 1 e y OO U('I' an d the hl!d8~rth~:;t · Jllt"tmt·nt omC'luls h, l\'C flf'RhrC I al HUt'( Pf!~ ror tht-t owner o f t p an '!' . . , It hfl~ JUC::l l)('I~n If"nrnpd thaI t:a rr on hit!! 'w;tV tn takp :'\ nf"'9.· position w t"n hI' Tr"t with the un fortunate Rf'C'ldf'ut. Drnrt.p'n,' ~a\'~ that h yrtn'r.hobla de-v,·1I)ps H n TIll' has a !ilUbstlUttRI tor m "Jth n t\\·o mo nths. w~" un\\ ttllng e hf'v(' thr young man to loke Il <hRnee or bpln!\' ,, (fUeted with this dt'\dh- (urm flf ('an tol' marlnt ~8. e \'pn tt th: ~Il~' hntl t o pa y fClr th('- treatment. rarr "hi \'1,lt th .. H<Alth D I'R rtmpnt ~r­ t\C'f' thill afl(' rn OO"!1 nnrl arrans-p fo r trip tn th t X(> w Yo rk hospital. -- • 79 ................................................................. .... .... .. .... .... .............. .............. ....... ......... .. . KEPT LIVE STOCK. r- H~h Insp ector Founn a Pig and Several Ch ickens in a Peacock Strpet Tenement. IIp.11th ('olll'uisslf1'lll'r G rm,!, th is morn ing Il()tl iith (hili It tit owner or th E' t('tl~ JUt'fit nt 8in P(~{"()("k s tr e ~t, thut tbl' cl~ l ­ lar <>t hi. Imlldl"g I. belllg occuplf'<\ hy n )llg find It flrH'k or {'h lck~u~. aud t htlt thl'8e tl"U1Ul~ I1lIl~t be t'Jt'{\kd wltb ln 48 houNt. ~[r. (:O\'l~ WOS sOIH(' whnt 8urprIEll"cJ. 'r he pOrkt~l f\Tl(I tht' v()u ltry lIud b('ell pny h\g hlln 110 n'Hl, nucJ. IH.' WI\R uuawn rl' ot their Jlrl.ql\I1(,~ in hill blllld lll~. He ngn.·ed to c:omply wltl1 tha order. Tbr d)I(('(') \'liI'Y that the" building wn~ h(\lng lIs('(1 tor th(· llr(lopl\~~ltl~m of lin' ~to(' k wn~ TIl:1dt' n Ct.... w ,1n.n~ II .L"O hy n tt nem€'llt lo~1H.'l'r()r, ,, ho WUfo. Innldn~ at the snnltufS n l'~ nlog-Pnll'll'.'l 10 till" b ulltllng. Th(' tnsp(~'tnt WIlS on thl! ilrst floor- w hen lit, hp.It·t1 n ~lIttllrn l J.tru nt. follow<'tl by n II \ t '"\ 11111 1•• 1 (1\)". , IH(~th..··nt~l. 1111\1 foun d tlw I~\"c H~oek III, the hUA e1lll'ut. It Is lI~u ln st thl t C'lIl"nunt In" to 11uArtC'f n ul~~ ctr. I T. Gt U .. l."O Rn ~'tJ'rJl. In nu;\' nul' tiny, IInlf'''~ tOl' tilt" J'lurJlMH' nt mnkln<; 1\ ~lJunt:I' wurk tI,l.\· of HOHlt' uut' dny (l( tbfl \\t ....... nor rflhdl 1111.; &urh t"Ulplf.lYt" h~ n ' qnin'li Ill' l)tOrUlltflu tH '\(lJ'k b{'(~,trl" I' 0 " '101 Ii 10 ill(' l.u~Jllllu,!; (It" nflf"I' lV 0 <: 0(." In lb(' ('\·ruI1l/.; ot nul' d11Y . Tbl~ ~t'cth')u (.ilJt'i11 not ililpl.\" to tb£' f'Ulplt'lymeul or SUl'l1 IWI'joImUI 011 slituri'JI1 ~·. prodd"ll the tOlnl uumlJc'I' ot hour~ (I t l!thO'r Iu !I "l'd>t'];; o f HUy tflll"ll ptrt'lon d(l(l~ n(lt e"Xt"f"Pl) IiO hO\1l·O:;. nor 111 lh,· c'mpIOllllf'nt (1/ sudl Jlf'I'!o>nnb h,.twN·Jl till' t:Hb till \. nl J)prrm1.H1r dull lue r(lll/j\\ 11If, 1st uny' of JUlllwr),. ='''l Irss tl.1811 l.1 III nut('!'4 t"i"hlill 111' aI11 1 '\'f"tJ JlIt'III or (ur tlu.' f1.... i lllul!lI. ()l1h'r tbou dOIll(",otIt lc P<"ts, l.u n rene- JUC'nt. .-.... .. .. .. .. ..... ...~ ........ ;o . ....... .. . . . . •••••• ~• •• I utJC'lu,dny ~ ,.... tbe C UlI11 ()ye~ or 81lY ~uch eSln lJ . ...... .... .. .......... ..,l .. . h Uf'illllrnt "A "hlld unr1f'r the 1&:P of 14 YP:trs sba ll not h'" rmplo,l"C'll In iln.v mf'rc·l.tnllle C'lituhIh,hltll'nl. ('"«'('Jlt thnL /I c'hllil lIpwl1r'fiR of 1:": ~'l"'nrR of liS'" mllY III' f'1Il)IIOlf'd Ihf"fl'lp 1]lIdTl ~ t hf' "no'lItton of tht! "lIhllf' sC'hoO,1l () ( t lH' ri O' 01' dltilrll't ",IIN'C' ~1{H'b ('!IItllhlllill- lurnt Is ~ l t \l :I I('C1. [7 .... ·.. ··.. ·.............. . . . . . . . .. . .. l .• ±'I . .. .... . . ~! .. . ... . ..... .... .. .. '" .. . .. . ........ . t . .. BIT TE N BY A D OG. 1 G ~'tlr j\l cCRrthy do °0f 6 Y€'ll.rs old ~l r('("t. was pht~' fl1g' with n. , 1 5·1 Xo c'hlltl IltHlfll" tlle og ..> o t .l~~ [L nt.'Jghbor llltm (ld \Vhlt€' head, If\'h~gn~d In Yf':II M !-.hnll hI" en lplu,}"r-d III IIrl;\· mj\l'('nn ~ .!.!' G old strf'l"' t. Y (>~lt' t'dll..,r aCtE"rnoon wh t tllr f" '1tllhll~hllv'J I t. un lrfol!\ :'I l1l'lI r hllrt prl) thp HUlt' [('lIow Wus bitten on the rl pn dU('(I n ~ ·t\l·t lllC'flft · IK~ 1Jl'rI lUi Jlru"lllf'd In thlH hand. TI(' was tnJi:\'n jnlO the hOl1Ml' :~ Rl'tJf'1I"', to 1)11 flI( 'd iu tbe olli(.·c or such CS~ f.l~ "'01111(1. WR:-l calltf'riz£'ti by n ph.Y~icla!l tablhillment ." 11ht' Injur), H Is t hought, wiiJ not vrov",; S~ I'IOU8. .. ~ II 1 I �........................................................................ J·om .....·.................. {.. ···j .. "··. ·,· ·~ .. ... ~ ....................................................................... ........,.............................t.:,A' men r a ught WH )l the a dulterated or low-' tron In surh rasos for the dealer to 1111. grade goods on' their hands. [n th . "La te ly we caught 0. dealer o n ("ast or the restaurant keep ers w ho have Louisiana Street peddling milk which pro\'ed t hat It wa~ the fault of the was coyereo "ilh a d u~t like soot an d deoler or of the farmel', th e case!", so In a nother ('ase we found blo d i~ tl fR.r as ther a re l'oncel'ned . ha \·e .. bee-n milk. " ' hen we tind that th~ case ~~ dlo J"lped an,~ the reul vJolators \\ 111 be [h e trouble Is at the fan'll from ,,-hleh P~?sE'('t1ted . t he milk comes we refer the matter t o W ha l I. the r au •• o f the sediment Dr. G rant. Inspector for this divisio n fou~(l at t hp bottom or a glass of milk of thr Rla t e" when seITed o n t he tableT' this InDr Hea 0' c r'h . s pe tOt. asked. . .~ f • 1 0 " ose s pecial " hat Is d ue to the lac k of hygienic duties," to see thal no Injurious nclul ILion. at the s table.. " '0 i nsist ter a nts get Into the food ?f the people . EALTH DEPARTMENT INSPEC· not less than. 300 cubic feet o f. said that many pl'eservatlves were pu t s p e fo r PReh cow. with pro per dl'ain- In t? ~.oOdS no,~'a duys which we re n o t TORS KEPT BUSY INVESTI· ag air ~upply and rood . Dis tl1lery a l1\ flYS to be • ondemned. I GATING REPORTS~"!" wa te Is prohibited ~s food or anyt hing He referred pa rt lru larly to t he use ot in ~ta.te o f putl'lfactlon. If we I'e- a. rh€l11liC'sl b ~' meat dea lers which t hey cei a n~' ('omplaJn ls fl'om C'onSlImers 8prinkle on Hamburg ~teak a nd put i n AFTER THE MILK VENDERS we re a l"")"8 glad to trace t he t rouble sa usag. m eal w hlrh did not a rte c t the to ils ~ou rce and remedy It If pm'slbl.:· tas te and presen'ed t he rood In !lOt Or. G rant ' s tprritory C'on ~1. fS o f Erl!!", wE'8thE"r. aT.-\'TE D E PAIITlIEi\'T OF AGRI C UL. Niagara nnd Orleans eoun lle,. in whll' h " Tt Is better (or the people to eat a RYe inspectors RI P ('ons tantlt' e ngaged li ttlE' borax t han to run t he risk ot TUllE ~I.\KII\'G EI\'(~l' IIIIES IN e n for cing the pl'ovislon" of th'~ Agrlcut- ptomaine poisoni ng ,'a used by t he u . .. REGARD TO TIU~ ~III . " turtllaw e nacted In L P3. o r..talnted meat." sai d Dr. Heath. Although Commissioner or H ea lth Do you think that pure baking Grefne's duly in de terting rood oda r an he sold (or.o Iowa price as te n S lPI'LY II\' C IT\' IUl: S. nd~teratlon a nd en forcement of la\\s cents a pound'!,' he- was a sked. TA URAN TS .• reqllrlng sanitary con ditions. Is In part "r am not familiar enough w it h it9 the Fame us thaI of Dr. Grant. the two ma nufac ture to gh'e a n opinion. If omqlals co-opera'e In B urtalo. The c ity Is a dulterate,], howev er. It is likely Whether l h e peopte of Bu ffa lo ea t Ins pec lors pay partiCUlar attention te d one wit h s tarch and s tarch will do no adulterated r ood. 0" food containing oeelng thOI Ihe milk de pots are kept hal"' although of r ouroe s uch a dulte:·. delet~ri ou s substances d ue to unsan- dean; that cans a nd bOllies are prOIJ~ atlon would be a commercial fraud a nd itar y conditions u n der whic h It is e rly \\ as hed and .t hat F;en e ra l en viron- .hould be s topped. If complaints a re me nt of the buslIlesR IS s u ch as wlII made to us it Is o ur d uty to in vestigate produ ced a nd sold. depends larg e ly on promote the sa le or p ure mil k. They "CotTee h8. orten been a dulterated th e vig ilance of H ealth Commissioner alos analyze mil l< for adulte rantfi. and Ihe pra(' ttce is probably com mon. \\~ a1te r C. gra n a 2 pd Dr. J ohn H . Sometime ago they had a way o r Gran t. inspector for this dltision ~ norm O \1jIJ S Ull p l y. moulding (' Jay bea ns thE' s hape and color t Th Of. the coffee beans. T hese "'ere mix ed of Ihe A gt'icul t u rai de partmen . esd T he re a re 43n m ilk deale rs in Burtalo wfLh the r~8 1 ro rtee and thou.ands o f olftclals h a ve the men a nd t he machin- i a n d in a ddition. to those 4~5 people k.ep people no rloubl drank this solution ot e r Y b y wh ich nearly everything we cat I <'OWl and some of th e latter sell milk. clay nn d wondered why t heir co rtee wa s and dr ink may be analy~ed aJld the o f- I The&e vend ers eac h dis pose of fronl 40 not Etronger. fend ers p rosecut ed. They ca.n also com- to"lTlore t han 1,000 gallons per day. " Tea hs!" a lso bee n a dulterated. s ome p e l m a nufac t urers dealers farmers U there js an ything wrong wit h the going so far a8 t o d ry and fix up the old and others to kee p 'thelr p r e~llses in 3. cn rm'cement of the law i n regard to t he lea\'e~ a nd resell them mixed wit h ne w clean ly ('ondl t lon a ll to protect th e inspection of mil k dairies." said Dr. leaves. Flour hILS been mixed wltn food a nd health or t he peo ple. Greene yesterd"y. "you s hould lay it to mustard a nd ground up wood fib ' !til Dr, Gl'ant's lllen within t h e pas t the fact that we ha.ve o nly two inspec- spires. • 1e w wt!l!k h ave dlscon rea that ma u )" ot t?r, to at tend to Ihe nearly 900 plac 5 "As a rule. t he cheaper a r ticles o f (ooil the r esta urants In thi' elty supply "here milk I" so ld In B uf(alo. Dr~. a re more s ubject to fraUds of t his k in d lhlS milk to th eir p a trons whi c h Is no t up !\~aYkandd C't llark are .uppolsed dOt d a nd so it Is lhat the poor peopl<tare t ha,J to the standard r eq u ired by law. In ;~~r e('~nthe;:yd~~~I~~o~~~ ~o eftoe~ ~ ft~~ greatest s ufferers from the pract1co.·~ lOme Instances the blame has bee n P "' .................... .. ... ..... .. .. ... ......... . traC'ed to the dealers, who either sell small-pox dis tricts when that disease skimmed milk to the restaurant m en breaks o ut. Anyone ('a n easily see that :1 or wa ter the product. It was fo und. we need more i nspe(' tor~... ;~ howeve r . that one ot the resta u rant " 1 went inlO a millt depo t lately ." 8a id o,,'nera u sed the (' r eam fo r coffee aJ;ld Dr, M.a.:r. "and. found the family wash oth er pur poses and ~old to his patrOlS I ing had beeoll done In t he Fame room the skim med milk to drin k . wi th t h e mil k ; t h a t the (']olhes had been " Tht s is a ylolatlon of the agrlcu\- d ried there and tha t decayed vegetables tural la\\'," ~ai d one of t he inspectors and 1"1lbbl~h Iud b€'e n permitted to acIn Dr. Gran t 's offl ceo, as a. r&stauran t cu mulatp in a corner of the a par t me nt. k eepe r is as m u ch a ,nllk f end er :1.O " ' Ye han to keep a ~harp lookout t o the r egu l.r daIryman when he sell s ~ee th a t the dealers thoroughly clea n mttk to his customel·s. Dr: Grant a the-Ir bottles. '\'e ha\'<" catl~h t them y ear or tw o ago warned a ll th e r estau· fllIlng their bottles on th e ~tn~et. Th"'y rant men In th is distri c t that they I probably tnl.:.e bottles from one C UR ~ w er e subjec t to t h e law and that they tom er a nd !i ll the m again without would be p r osecu ted I f' they v iolated H. I washing. Dlsea :::p {'a n b e eas ily COl'l) "The law r equires that m il k m ust COD- ! nlunicatpd by thi3 means and th e de .. taln n ot iess t h an 1 ~ per cent. of m ILl< partlllenl Is do ing all Ihat it ca n to loltds aT 3 per cen t . o f fats and nQt , e nforce the rules of c leanliness more th a n S8 per cen t. of water or ftulds. ltul ' 8 .\.r e ·J' ran~ g re s s e d. f" ...; ..... " .. i-'~ i.::~", E FOOD PRODUCTS IMPURE? o AIUE N DIIIENT N EEDED. ~ somewhat remarkable that while t hl :'::ate is spending money In buildIng a nd equtpping a public sanitarium in lhe Adirond a c ks for consumptives, a leg is lator could be found w ho Is willing to take c harge of n. bill, whtch. I t passed . wou ld n ullify some of the most importan t sa.ni tar:"T pro\'isions of the tenenlent-ho use la w. As th e law stands, a ten ement house Is defined as a b uilding occ upied by t hree or m ore !amllles. A b ill Introd uced at Alba ny by Senator Marsha lt would change lhe law so as to define tenement houses as buildings occupied by five o r more families. B utralo has muny buildings occupied b y three o r four {amtlles; Brooklyn has 15,000 an d )Ianbattan h as abou t 10.000. The paseage of the :lIars halt bill wou ld relieve the owners of these struc l ures from building and sanitary restrictions whic h are Impo sed by the tenemen thouse la.w, as well as prospective owne rs of such buildings, and the deplorab le co nditions w hich prevailed until 1901 woutd b e r e -establts hed. Fire walls fireproof' stairwa.ys. etc.. wo uld giv~ \Yay to woodwork; owners ot old build ... ings wou ld not be obliged to Improve th em ; inside rooms would not be vent\la t ed an d sanitary c h a nges now required would n ot be made. The bi ll also changes tile r eq uirements re ... garding four-story ten ements, so as p ractically to nullify t he sa ni tary a nd o th~r provisions of the la\\' i n res pect to these s tructures. One of the pr inCipal objecls of the framers of the t enement-house la.w ot 1n01 was to Improve the health of tene nlent dwellers a nd especial reference has been made to tub ercu losis and contagious diseases In general. Crowded tene m ents, It is said, have been one of th e most prolific ca uses of the spread of co nsumption. It is absurd for ownerS a nd builders to con tend that the law should dra w the line a t five-ramlly. instead o f three-family. buildings ' a nd that certain restrJct ions s hould be removed from four-story. or eight-famtly. bu ildings. T he state has give n the autho rities in cl Ues o f the first ciass a firm g rip on th e housing problem and a se rio us mista ke would be made if It were re la xed b y a.dop ting the Marshall l\; I III stale :0 I NEY SPENT1 LL TO NO I PURPOSE I II . PrOflecute Renl , ' JoJuto"'", -:\Iilkm~n a re prohibited from lea ving ult 15 t h e a im of. this office .. v d "' ~t! I no ttl es at any place where t'o :1ta~lou~ violatio n s to their source and prosecute disease e xists. .-\. pail or some othe r the r esDons lb le D3.rties in s t ead o! the r eceptacle must be left out by the pa- ............. ... .~ p C) _ 1 fI" - ,/lYhy. d-orto;·. -'Ibrought up these oUI"".""........... . . ......... bficks so that :rou could select 'w h ich .... ... ... ... . wo uld be the bC8t fo r the sanitary con; .... ......... "..... ... d ltions of. the new tenement ho use in r............. .. .... .. .... ._..._ _ ::-<0. 3,9 Senera Street." said the man , .. wit h his pa rt o f a. brickyard . It was a t this j un c t ure that D r. - Gree ne, Gus Sc hne ide r. a nd other me mb e r s of the c ity h ealth s taff c ried for joy. All fenrs we r e cast aside and g ladness reigned s u preme. T he mnn w it h th e brleks was o nc o f. the merry-ma k£"rs oyer the a ffair. He was Stephen Schlattereor, a plumber, a t No. 3 6 Clinton Street. It seems that Inspector Boy ne or the Health Depa r tm ent visited the Sl"neca Street tenement where Schlatterer Is doi ng the plu m bing work. lIe ro und bricks In use In the to ilet and bath-rooms. sal to be co ntrary to the building a nd health laws, a nd the plumber was ordereu to repa ir the work . PLUMBER CREATES CONSTERDr. G reene gn ve Schlatte r e r the deired Information . and on hl!'; way went NATION IN HEALTH DEPART- sthe man and his hrkks. Dr. ("'~ e MEN T UNTIL REAL OBJECT ~that It was "a b ully good joke." y • • HEONLY WANTED - mIGHT BRICK SELECTED. OF HIS VISIT IS LEARNED CY OFFICI ALS. I .... ·....·..·.....·..·····..·....·? j..Y(p·a..··....·. was con8 ternation when a man. well-dre~sed, and with a Russlan Ike beard (' Iose ly rropped. ru.he d In to the o m.·" of the Depart ment ot Health In tb~ :;Uunlclpal Building. Saturday orntng. ('arrying unde r ench arm a 1oa,j o f flery. red brlrkR He looked a tralght Into the race. or the astonishtil member. o f t he stalf of the health rr. ··nt~ ("Q \'l" retl! .. l~ rled ("hief Clerk Gus hneld or to t he In ne r "anrtum. "KotlDr. G r('cne llnd prppare (or baUle." Schneider. u dolresslng Clerk Frunk rnet·lng. . Gre ne ~ntcred the r hi e f rlerk's 1 and saw the man with the k~. Suddenly. M If tn "repare for tta~k, th,e man whh ,tI'H~ hrl"k;;;. L\Jc~ em down on u. table in a. Corner ot • l"OI:l1n. }' trooa m8n. wh~t ('an I do fo D." M.kt l)r r.rN'r:;1" I ;;: .-\. ITALIANS SCARED moll F ire in a 'l' eneme n t Seta T h e m '\Tlld aurl The" ' Ga , 'e t h e - F Jl'CmE'1l )Juc b T r o u b le. Charles Lempke Starts to ~~: ...... , ....~ ..~. Transform Building Int to Tenement House { .... Wh en Dr. Greene Chokes Him Off. (, hur1t.'~ l.empkC' hOUf(' ill Hmnull had n gllou -~ized and Emslie :o;t l"eet~. \\' hil"h hp thought wo uld b ring him fine l'eturn~ If It werC' only i1 lrl fle lO l'ge 1" ~ thnt it ('ou ld bE' (ll'('upied h~ 5ix ftllllilie}; In~tl'ad of t\\'o. Al·<.~('I rJingt~· ht> th~lIl'(>d with a c.'Olltril('tor nnd In a \·i·I·~ ~hol"t limp n turn-like 8trl1l. . tun~ WH~ tat'kflll on lhf" rent' of thf" ho us£'. All thi~ \\i.l"l d(lllP witho ut {h£' '-i:nowledg e or ("111~( Ilt of either the H rwil h D· p~ lllt'nl of til£' Bu r eau of R uih.ll ng~. JUs r"""'il~ thf' (":In r'nlt:r~ wt'" I'c prep:ll'ing to b('1;ill wn~'k on the I .-.( OIlE' of t be lynx·nY E.'d insl'el;torf' from tht' Henlth Dt"pa rtlllE'l1t ~ot wind of w hnt \\'a ~ go In.£:' on all~ l ;\flel' nn in!"lpcl'lion o r thE" building in bo th the ne- w n nd old ~E'('­ ti on. \\ hil'h s howpl1 it unfit CO l" te-ncn1t'l\t-ho\l~(" Jlu rpO~ l"'!'=. IE'ft tl s ummons w it h Lt:'mpkf" to rail lit the- otfiC(l of Dr. Gl''('ell(,. L l m pl:~ 11l ~lde- h is fl ppe:ll'an ~(' ye:-:t~'I'tby .\rtf'rllI10n a llJ fn-lnkly ac· kn o\\"tt'dg'C'd that he hoc) Intend\.ld to use Ull" pInel"' a::; :l t p nelllPnt hou~e. "Yo\.!. ("all't do it:' iUlerpoS'f'd Dr Gl'N'1 "Till" pl:l('e doe~n'l ('ompl:\' with th e lrllPmpnt - hou5e lnw tn fin ), woy. You (.·all put in two Can1ilics an u A fire on the fourth fioor of the ten _ ment house at Canal a n<,! Commercial strEets at ~ o'clock last e\'ening caused a small panic a Jnong the score or nlore of Italians who IlYe tn the building. nnd g3.ve the firemen m uch trouble . T hey Wert" compel1ed to fig ht their way psst excited Italians who were moving their goods from Lhe bullding. The fi re \\ as caused by an overhea ted stove a nd when the firemen finally reac hed the room whe.re the fire was they extI~guished It In a fe'(/ minutes. Only no 11101' .... ,' · ~l,ght da mage was done. Had the fir'" L n mpkl'" \\ (·nt n\\" ;1y lamt'nting ~!~~ been greater there surely would have pxpt?IHllturc> fu r th~ aduit lon / ' b.en lo~, o{ tire. \\':l!'lted. ~ \ ~. 'OLO LACKAWANNA f HOT[L INSP[CTfO. HAS NO PERMIT FROM AUTHORITIES Emslie Street Structure, Dr. Greene Says , Does Not In Any Particular Comply Wi th Tene ment Ho u s~ Ordinances. .. -, Tenement House I n ~p e ctor Swan Finds Improvements Are Needed Badly, Charles D, Swan. t e neme nt· house in8pecto r for th e H eal th Departm ent. ins pected the old Lac kawa nn a no .,l ten e ment this morning. He was acco mpanied by J. P. Trible. t he a gent for th e building. The c harges tha t were made of the unsanitary co nd ition of th e building and the da nger fro m fire. )I r. S \\'8n s aid he fou nd to be true. Th~ sertlon of the buildi ng In whl r h t he woodsheds ar e located , )11'. Swan be lle" ~d to be highly d ange rous. There are innumerable wooden partltlo forming li ttle e nclosures that are filled with wood a nd refuse. )lr, Swan said he did not belie,'e the building Ins pec to r~ e\, er granted permi55ion for the e rection of s uch a s :rscem of woodhouses. thouq-h. ~lr. Trible says, they were inspected a nd pronounced sa fe. 1\11'. Triblf' intends to ha\'e plans dra\\ n for thf" Irnpro\"e ments. Se\'i"raI of the hallways are to be Increa~ed in size and mnd (' lighler. If t he owners carry out th e plans o f ~lr. Tri ble. )[r. 1>'wan said. the building w ill be within I ~~~~ ..1.~.~~:.. . I _.._....... _. __ ........................ �r.=·.. ·..······· . .······ .-::. .............................I.Grn(\(' 1" .fIj.... 1 f,toH"llrg (,onl- ml •• loll .. .. .. .. . . AHfl('l~llll' ut . ... .. ~ .. .... ...... ........ ...... ........ ...... ........ ·· ···· ..... ...... ... ,]'oor .. . .. . •.. . . . . .. ~ f I' Lnw .. .... ......... ,.. IIeuJth li"lre ~'~lIM~lf~ ~f l~~J. • •• ••• •• • •• •••• Po\l ('{' .......... ... Pollcoe clctlrl<'IlCY . .. . ; Pnrk ~ . . . :.. ... 000 IV\ 175 .-.,"1. !lO. ~Q,:. 00 1~:ri7~:gJ "h .. ~noo "" ....., ~A DV I SE D NOT TO PAY FASCIO RENT . i1 t,8.}!'.;;.OO 71>7,500.W '!\14 -3'1 (10 - .1 • • . . . . .. .. l i)2,:X)7AS li2.tilT.-l8 Public ·1 ~8t ru ctlo n .. 1,OO.~.~~.~ 1 ,12~,~.~ Cl tr c ll'rk A uin tor ~o :r;;:1 Asked Run the City is . About the Same as Was Asked Last Year. . . ....... 1_.,) __ ..•_ llnrbor Dl'lMtl'r . .• •• Jucllclnrr. U 0 1 ( c e 1 1,410.00 ('0111"_ .fnrktt.s .......... . l3011('r lusp('ctlon .. . Bonrd (I. A. BUT MORE THAN ALLOWED •• . ••••• ••••• J ud lc!tlry. mun!c'!llnl court ......... ... . or plmnbtllg .. n. roll.r . ... . . All the estimntes prepllred by hends of dC' rnrtments of the city go\'~rllment as to th~ nntount of mOlley needed t~) run their clerl3l'tntC'n tH fo r th e cnsuing 118("al l'(>nr are now in the hands of Comptroller llec rwr.geu, nn d the charter nllows him until )Inrcll 1st to pa !'e them down beforl' trnnsllIitti n,i; tllt'1\\ to the common 17 'l'Xi' • - . 8.800.00 9,250.00 15,4?:l.OO 9.41i.\lO lG,!lT:l.OO Health Commissioner G reene Relieves Anxious Minds of Twenty Inmates of Condemned Un i ted Sta tes Hotel. 1u.a;;Q.OO 10.0 17.00 4,G.)() 00 002 .0'l 1G.4W.00 22.1')00.00 30,004.00 R:).OOO.OO 3:>.313.00 4.(300.00 1.002.:50 eltv nmI county hnll 1Il1\tntt.'nnnce .. . ... F.l('ctlon {''(pcnscs ., Int1t.'p(lll(lt~ncc The Increase is $714,433. 67 , Du e t o Deficien cies, Bonds , Incre a s.! l o f Salary. and High Price of Coal. 13' ~R=;OO 00 ~.~2,()O (loy 1,000.00 5.000.00 ~O.OOO.OO ~O.('OQ.OO 2li,OOO.OO :5O.COO.O) 12.~50.00 12.2.iO.00 Com,olldated 8c:hoo1.. 1:50.000.00 150.000.10 77 .:)..'S1.7~ 19,HS7.U3 500.00 7 .().IO.'O 10,;)12,44 000.00 8.000.00 8.m.OJ flutrnlo puhll c IIbrnry Grosy('nor IIhrnry Dr. Lord's library .. Blltrnlo l Ustorl cn l Socl(>ty . . ... . .... . Bonded debt prInci- pal Bondcd' d~b't' i;lt~~~~t Total 11)01'''' 1 H02.3!H.87 1.Gfrl.062.W 'G74,'i63.M4 G70,2:.~.07 . ..•. . . . ..... G,O'i2,94:!.40 7,087,377.07 council. H e thinks he will be able to submit th f' nt to the n1tlE'I'men at their OJ ~?ting of Ji'ebrunrr 23d. l'lIe totol nluount of the estimates .................. .......... ..... ....................... ........ _ this )·e.u· i ~ $7'(iS7.3i7.07 J about th(' samens "-ns asked r r )3..~t year. The totnl I ............ . .... . . ...... ................ ...... ........ . . ...... _ •• 0-13.40. that askamount 80:lJlo wOOtheInstdepartments yenr \las are 1.i6,972,ing tbis ), P8 1' all increase of S7H,133.(H. The Illrc-e items of inrrCll!olc ul'e in the amouJl( S du e 0 11 principa l of bonded debt. C'ommic:sinllpr Ul'f"'!lP hcard~ F asc:lo objrC'tR he ran :l llPt:'ai til the lIo\\ ('vpr. until h t! ... o l11pll €' ~ y(:stC'rd.IY COll1·t~. nflC'rnoon tllilll h(' h.lu. e\'("r be[nr~ "Ilh the tE"nrmNlt hou " la w~ h~ ca n · not C'omllc i yuu to PRY an,rth ir.g. " heard in an houl·. ac; .\ (lele:;alioll of :!O The delegation went nwa:r '"t :tllIlY, o ne (II' morC' "'('1'(' all talking to him a t or the' Engllsh·~lleaklng mernlJ~ r3 I· .... • 01H'f' Hi" \"i~ltors were tenants or Iml1'k lng: ''It'fi abo u t the I'l c h e~t SIMp Chal:le.... Fa~('it), thf' lec;see of t!le I-n lteoo I ha n' strUck yet." It fieems that Fasdo has not gh'p n Ftat('~ ] lot t"1. on the T e rrace. l·\,.ndemn. e-d Ly th(' Health Department ~1e(':1U~e Up thE" list as re portE"d. Health Comof hlR fellur" to ('ompl:! wit~1 the tenp ... miss\,m PI' Greene SdrS he f ~t.: 13 ~()TI'y mf'nt hnU!"e l.l ws. Th E"Y wan led to tor Fascicl. who invested III!', ~rnall I know ",h€'{h~l' th er ~hou lt.l pay the I'ent ef.lI'nlng~ In thp lense of th e hotel bUild· I Ing. but as Fasc lo fill ed the building demanded b~' Fn!';clo. . "Don't elf) it," /O;:::tid H eRlt! l (OlllllltS· wll h tcn:l11ts, kno\\'j ng that It did not I sinn!;'t' Greene. "1'h(' building .1::: not fit comply wit h the tene ment house to be oCf.'upi€'<l by human b ·ll1g's. If he has no one to blame but himself 1 [ (':lith C"ele-hrnttoll .. . ... . elty l'cal e!\tllte tnx('~ grroneo\1!!J luXE'S •. . • P:l.rk bond r£'d('mpUon sinking funel .. it .dian iii Ii ' 6 4 h tAtftE'<; I I I<l'\·'l· l ---="'l:;ll/J From ............................. .................................................................... ........ :.I.. "I.. 'V 1'-.1 ~ 'ANTI SPITTING I CRUSA 0EISON _ . 1!........ .. _ . ... .. ...... . .. . .. .. . ....... . . . ..... . .... . _ .. ...... .......... .......... .. ...... ....... A .............. .. . -.. _ 'f Grape Juloe R. _ a Prev entive 01' deficienc,w hich hns existed. t n fi .\OO al>prollriation to wipeforOlltmaIlY the Typhoid. years ill th e police deportm ent. the ntbi0 eOns ant resenre" and discoveries of trary incrcn;oll'S in llulnries of teacll"l·s. buc. enol~glsh are not only arming us pOIiCelU(lll and firemen, and the iuerenscd . .' d Isease germs b ut arc gradually di. ngaIn,t CO"t of conI. HstlOg all Ionn. of Lacte,-ra 6! many or It is prohal-Ie that when tl,e comptl'oltbeir terrors. ler and th. l'o uncil get th rollgh with tlle A fewweeksagoDr.FEROCSON,aLondon estimates thcy will 11<' little higher thun bacteriologist, announced the r esults of exth e appru\lriHt ions of Inst yenr. nnd that tendedexperimentswithlemonjuiceasnde_ nny will be those ,.,-hich nrc stroycr of tYI)boid bacilli. As a result of nbsol increases tel u y neressary. numerous tests Dr. FEROUSOX declared his 'l 'he departmellt of public "'ork, is nskb I· f b illg $1.343,2U3.99 this year. as ngain't e Ie t at u few drops of lemon juice in u $1.3H ,173.U alloll'ed last yenr. This glass of water would sUllice to destroy or increltse of nmrl), $30.000 is ,a id hy Col. render harmleos the typhoid germs already W ord to be due to It reque.t fol' U,. conlaken into the bumnn system. The anstruction of a I.e", fire house n t Senl'clI noun cement Was promptly followed by exand Von Hen .. el".r street_. and to the perime'!ts in this country, Dotubly in tbe increase in tbe cost of conI. laboro.tory of lhe department of public '.rh e fi r. depn rtm ent Is nskin!; for ~811\,healtb in tllis city, and the deductions of 2:H.75. o'-cr $113.000 more Ulan Wfl S alDr. FEIlOUSON were amply suslained. lowed last yca r. 'rh e romm is.ioners "nnt It appears, howeTer, tllat lemon juice is mOll ey fo1' 1I10re appa rntns. rt large oddi-,I 1I0t the only substance that will cbeek the tiona I sum due to the increased CO'I of coni. and more money for the incrca..-es' germination of typhoid microbes and deof Mlary 01l0 \\'1'<1 men for adnJllces of prh'e them of all vitalily. Experiments in grad.. · the Xew York bacteriological laboratory, ,<: The police cOOlmlssioners ask for $SP(),as well as in lbe laborator~' of our o'vn de"'" 001> for genernl pu rpos.,.. which is about partment of public health. have demon$11.000 more thall " n.s allowed lost Yenr. .trated that unfermented grape juice is even Th i" intren. <.:.e prof'ldes only for jncr~aC:E.'d more rfficarions than lemon juice in dcstroy" C'Os t of ronJ , unll of salary due iug the vitality and checking the growth to th e men nnder the ordinances Pt'o~idjng o f typhoid germs, while its Ube is not, at• for. promotions. The nrc t('ndf'd ,,;th any of the dangPTs that are in ll~k;ll~ f ur no mone\' with which to in h ('rea ~e the salnries 011 nlOll,lt thE' line, ftC! cldcnt to t e rontinued drinking of lem on R requestecl hy th~ men on the forc('. The juice. ('o mmon coun l'il Jnu"'t tnIte thr rrr;:pon~ibilThat lemon juice is harmful to SODle I ity if nn~' inrren~s not proyidec1 for by f'tomae hs wben taken continuously is well ordinan cE:' a rc to b~ mod£>. known to physician~. ]\Tot every stomacll 'l 'here Is nlso n huge iner{'oj::e in th.... can receive the acid of the lemon, even . ('~timntcs of the depnrtm('ut of public 1nUlOugh greRtl:v dHuted, without injul'y or Ft1'Uetion. Supt. Emerson 88kF for ~1,- discomfort. Pure grape juice, however, is l2C,O{JO. n.R"n jn~1 $1.001.1100 nl1ow~d lu~t Jln1 only haTnllf'~q but highly nutritiou~. year. '!'h is in rrense incltH.l~s ~lri,OUO for Ib u~e at n1raI time is in"ariablv attended in c r eased salaries to tpu rlicl's, liroYid~d by with bpncfirinl rp~IU1t~, it being "~ry rich in C I Plain Clot hes Men go on Duty T0 day -In St reet Cars, on C d - P b or ners an In u lie Places. ESIBILIT1ES of trouble at the M the ue seem unlimited and now edical Examiners and Health t I Comml'ssioner Greene are a oggerhcads over responsibility of takd d th f jng cases of su den ea rom natural causes. The Medical Examiners insist that the work should h .. district p YSlclans. the done by be A pparen tl y the Modical Exc aminers want all of the time ptlssible for their private practice and that is going to be the great difficulty with the execution of the la," which makes only physicians .• eligible for the position. A doctor good enough to get the job has a AFT ER THE 0FF END ERS Supt. Bull and Commissioner Greene Decide That Ordinance Must be Enforced. MA NY CO PPERS practice. He cannot afford will not drep it fo r the temporary position and trouble will follow as long as the law remains on the DET AI LED s t a t ute books of the State. _____... At last a determin ed effort be made ...." " "" ",." ....... ..... u_ \:ly the DClM t art of ¥ 11th, backed by ('ommi~sjoners the Pollee Department, to enforce th e 01'• ....................... .... .. ....... ......... Q,~................... flinnnce PAssed some time ago, forbidding persons to expectorate in a stre-et ca r or fn a public place. This ordinance has been !n (xfstence over a. year, but few arrests l1ave bee"a made despIte Hs flagrant abuse. But now Hf'alth Commissioner Greene has fal\.f'n active stcps In th e matter, nnel beginning tonay, spedal patrolmen, dressed :In CIUZc.n8' clothes, will watch In the street cnrs, on the str eet corners and in all publlc places for violators of the ordl. nance.. ord inanee; $0.000 for nddltionnl tl'uthprs Tho practice is a most dangerous one, to be employed nt t.bp new La!nyett .... IIbdt nutrient, blood·making elemento;. It is and th e health authorities cla.lm that it is ll<'hool. whi ch \\ ill he opened during the worthy of note, however, that the> baderir CSIPonslble tor the spread ot: many conycarj ;;G,'fJO Cor Increnf;e!o:l of !)nInrie'S to olo~ists lay g-reat qtre!i'~ upon the purity and tar-Jous dl<;C'!lscs. At almost any hour ot jnnltor~, Ll'o"ided by nil ordinnIlce atiopt- cl('arne~s of the juire, ('Iaiming that. adul- th e day, \\"l~en one boards a street car, no (SPEC! 1'<1 by the tmmcil. lind $:>.000 for the extemtions or dilutioDA tend to render it inefmaller III "hal part of lhe city. there will .u, TELJ:GRA1l TO THE EXQl:IRERJ tension fCf!th'c a8 a destroyer of typhus genns. be found some person (orgetful ot th~ Albany, Feb. -t.-Health CommiS8101,)._ 0tl of \igbt ::,cbool work. '" $1 B5 (;4dOO • to Jf future nxperirnents tend to more fully S3foty of others and of his own breeding. !t Gree n;" find t h e c'Fiftt lt§ 0l gdl b . Lmett this tly<.>or tumount I ::xrt!l ety wJlJ behainterested In the ! 'i> ') (' nl' ",S year ~e to a amount ron firm the cOITretnes" of this theory in reThe crrort to prevent this pracllce wlil TI()n fact that a hearing s 'been a rrarJ8'ea o ~Inn" one S of8 tl ng unetwn!oi .,1,392.3!J-1.ST. bc cnl1.I"u ed t I ., I f ~ara to the J·uic. of the i(rape it offers a " ' to street corners. publJe halls, for next Tuesday tn the ""11, ~. · tol on tb.,_ • J I epur 111(\0 :[>nu~ n~_\ or 1"1 th"n.tcl'S ~nd other places. At almost Tenemen t H ou se bi1Js. That the Interpreter ill tb" c ltc- Poles8 monel' this year thnn \\'a" allo",ou moot ngreonblr nnd nourishing preventive th em l:l~t year. Arnon~ t·l,e8e n"~ the of th"" most drrarled of all !Term diseases. ___ CyelY fttrect ('orn~l', where men stnnd for lice Court sh Id b _, h "'" <-, ,., any length of time. can be seen results of ou Is ethae sellse me mber the moyor, tr<-uRurcr, n1)~ep,sors, overseer of ,.. UnJ!ormed fo rce of uC a bUl the l){)Ql', Hnd harbor It6oo'. stl'r. their oorplli!snpss. Introduced t oday by Sena tol' Geo rg .. The Ilollee delltJl·tment defiricnr,· ",hich 1i'J'om ............. ................ .............. Thc men who hove been d.talled In Davis. " 16 ~nght to b~ wipf'd out i~ $:!!)4,7:·H . ~ this work by SlIPt. Bull have been in· The Sena tOl" also introd Ul:ed a hJl) es I'l (/ ~ A?; _ strllc tt'c1 to place under al'rest nny pC'rson wbfC'b is an amendment to tbe code wit h "lel~ t lI1' ct'"ltnst. year, :ts ('om pared with the ...... ........... . .... .......... ......W':.v.:;v...... .............. cnu'''ht "jolntlng the ordinance, and e\ery regard LO th~ taxntlon of banks an d Bum s a 0\\ e nre as (ollows: [I'lU;t companies, directing the ded uc p{'r5'0n nppr('h~nned will lie ~everelv dealt tion from the capital stock sUMJw s tbe ;\{nyor ......... . .. $ $ I' ,................. •.•.._....... ................................ with. Dr. Gn'ene and Supt. Bull are COI1- ,·alue of reaJ estate. '.1 Ch 'lI se-rvh'e commls. fldent of sood being done by th ei r dccbive ~ ...JI slon ....... . . . .. . /'" War Against Dogs - nction, and wtll make every effort to put The a nti-expectoration s uad Common CQUU('\ I '" r QDlpt r('lliu ....... . ~.Os:.;.l ~ ~ account of an outbreak of 0'",1..,; .. "" a a Cltop to the unclean nm) decIdedly dan- pf;men \\ III bp detailed t o rl~e ' of 'J'ressurl'r ........ . 4.-).U1X.flO ~ s practice a 'atch for Violators of the ordP ars ~·.O."..... OO eral slaug hter of dogs is in progn.·ss at rou. ......... \\ ch prohibits ~pittfng 0 {h n n"n eeP uhllc works. g('Q. jncrea~es ~'il1 'fTlI'.:.::.~: ~ I 'IU ~ HEARING llN. ·r. . ·. . f TE NEMENT BILLS. 2t~Le 'l. 1. . -;: . . . l~~~foo 12~~OO 2.R!I~A£ {'rnl office ..... . Jl ubllc- works. illlrt'ftll or Wnt('r ........ . l' uI>1I(' w o:-ks. burenu or ('nglu(!o('rlng ..... Public work S, hurtnu or "tre-ct~ . ..... .. . , P uhll(' '" ol'kH, hur,.nll or ~{r(',·t~. IIIIIlPH .. Pubtlc 'rorka, ltUl'elloU o hulldlul! . . . ... . .;(.. ~ I 14,000.00 021,6.17.2-1 ~21,n::!S.OO 1U8.IUa.00 l06,R80.00 :!OO.8i'li.00 208 G30 (lO a~. ue. Since the first mad dog was killed 64 canines have been slaughtered. Several new cases of hydrophobia have developed in the last few days and lhe horough council has decided to keep the ql1aran· rine regul.tious in force. . .l 1;)2,:""0:;.00 };,)6,77:;.00 1C". "'h.00 ..,., L.~L .. <IV 14.330.(" 114-, 801.00 I v..N ..,,- FrB C S. Supt Bull and ~ uOtlrs ~,'~~e~o ~'imge ~~~eor~~~li!fOTh~t""1~1l'; J( ............ ........... .. ............. ................ ........... ../ twen ty men ,,,m be dN8J~dC~o Bnd abou t r(>sts for \·JOJd[Jon~. The Sole- ';fke. a r. the patrolmen wU: be to ride In tht~t~car. (It ...... .... ....................................... _................. and look [or RDI"er. 1 ~-77"-~==."'_;;=========== ~ . n,RAD;\TI'\' E Z II nOSPI TA L -'lGAl:-'-. ot> "r In trodu ('Pd J Nmf'n II rC'solutJon dJreCl fDDglht"h ('BO:lrd tlon ('OIlD~E'1 to PI'('pnr ("OJ'_ II 0( po 'tn.,:: th,. hllndlng ot a Dl1.U;;~;n f Ct I'ltHbl')l'Jz bO!lipJtal on tbe pOl')rbolJ&e adopted. larm. " U8rItnDtlI11> "".1:1 Q �-------------r............................ ~--...---~:;::; lion of Ihl" bill would take away all tile .... .. .... ... ...... ......... ........ ............ ...... ..... .. ... .. ............ ........ ...... ...... .... .............. .... ... .. .... .. ... ~..... • afeguards that haYe been Illboriourih ....................... ............................................. e-l"ected around those dwellers in tl'nt:'~ ment houses in 'M anhattan. w hos(lo habitations happen to come u.nder the cate- 'ro FPRosicuT(E OKING gorles ex empted, for the benetit ot lhe I speculative builde rs, and to the injury Or the tenem e nt dwellers of Brooklyn. (ro m thf' operati on of the law. The bill is a n ppople ha.ve assumed that the ment houst! reform was now qult~ re from attack. slnt'p Co mm issio n e r DE FOR8~T consented, tot' the sa k t:" o r L.onciltatlng opposition, to th f> a mend· ~ts a~dea to the law la .t y ear. a bominable In those distrIcts, who are yoi celes s, e x('ept through their votes. Thesf' wi ll be cast on the Side o C d ecp n c y wh e n th e time ('ome~. a nd the i~f.:;u e is mad e plain . It will be s~en, we belie ve. that providIng toU'rable ro ndltlons of living fo r thOklt:" whosft- co nditions havE" been In -· as It was guod cJttzenship. But It I. by no m eans true that the frift-nds and heneflclarles of unre form e d t~n~ment houses ha'·e ('eas e d the il' e f- torts to beat the Illw. The Marsh a ll bill, now pending a t A lbany. is the most formidabl e as we ll as the mOSt insidious a ttatk upon the reform thal has bee n made. The Evening Post d eserves spec· la l (, I"edlt for being t he first n e w s pape r to analyze and expose Jt. ~' hel1 )Je w York consisted o f 1\fanhattan, t h e mora l weight of Brooltlyn opinion ,,,·as thrown on the side o f ten e ment house r e form, \ and wns of good serv l(-e. ~ow that Brooklyn Is included in N e w Yo rk, all the ,.Iflsh Interests In Brooklyn that are t'oncerned in the co ntinuance of un reformed tenemen t houses a l'e a n'aye d and leagued together for the p urpose of sec uring the exemptJon or B J'ooklyn from the operation of the Illw. For, practi cally, the Marshall bill Is a bill to e xempt Brooklyn. A tenement house is so del\[ an - hattan, and to exclude t he types of tene houses c ommonest jn Brooklyn. Some ignorant Or s hameless B r'ooklynltes have been heard e ven to mai ntain that there Is no tenemen l house problem In thtLt borough. thnt the1'e a re no s lums mf:'nt The tact Is that the inspectors of thE' Departme nt ha\·e found condltionR in B rooklyn too di s graceful to be ov(\rlook~(l. and have begun th e Augean labor ot putting the worst of the B rooklyn tenements in to s o m e de cent .. nd habitablp s hape. Hence these PI'Oteats. l'he builders of Manhattan have, fOI' the most part, loyally accepted the law, Or' at worst have co n c lud e d th a t th p r c ",as no u~p In trying to b eat it. ave found that th ey ('a n live a n d make mont"l" by confo rming t o it. or <,o urse hey have had to <.:hn nge t he ir notion s, and to e xhibit mor(\ inge nu it y t h a n had been l'equlrpd of th e m before , in o rde r · to adapt their work to It. The s pirit of routjne- i. a l\\ ays one o f th e c h ief o b ~ 8tnct~!i to p rogress . Appa r e n tl y it is !ltrnnge-T' In Brooklyn th n n in )'lanha ttan . Certainly t he- Brookl y n build e r s m orc Rtl'ongty and obs tinate h ' r ese nt a n In ... tE»-rtcl'e nC'e wit h t h e ir habit~ . They wl1\ nOl. ilt th(lY' ('an p08slbly help it , be " pu t out of their wa~' " If thp peo pl . Brooklyn were really des lrlous o C main · hou se )·~a.rs F Ol'R Ill ore ca ses of a ll og . d v iola · ti on s o f th e T e n e m en t Honse la \..· w e re t urne d ove r t o D is t ri c t Att orn e y Coa t s worlh thi s morni'1g f or Il r os ec uti on. The Di s t r ict Attol'n <" y will pres ent th e ca ~ ps to th e granu jury a t th e r'e-qu est o f H ealt h Com rnl c:s io n e r YOUNG MAN WILL GO TO NEW YORK TONIGHT TO BE TREATED FOR RABIES - PARENT WILL BEAR ALL THE EXPENSE. Gree n E". "I-hft-yt? g iven t hes e peo ple exte nsion of tim E' upon va rI ou, occasion s," said Dr. Green!:'. "I hay e bee n a s leni ent as I possibly co ul d In t he circum s t a n ces, bu t E' v cr y (· (to r t o n m y pa rt to g e t th ese peop Ie- t o co mpl y w ith the la w h as f a il ed . The r\! Is only on£' oth el' way out of th e m a tter, and th a t 15 t o turn th e cases OYe r Alfred Ca rr, ~ n of P a t ro lman Carr, th e young m a n who w as bItt en b y a dog whi ch la t el' d ied of th e ra b le. , go,," to New York t onigh t to be trea ted dt the N cw York Boal'd of H ealth Hos- to th e D is tri ct Att or ney." p it a l. H e g oes at th e e xp ens e o f his fath /"' r . and n o t a t t h e exp e ns e o f fr ie nrl~ a s \n \ s befor e s t ated. Th 1'0 has be(' n considera bl e sPE'cul a tion du rIng th e pas t fe w d u)rs as to wh o wou lc'l m.·············.·············· ························........ . b (>3r t h e bUrd pr' Of (IX pense In sen din g .. I . ,... Carr t o t hp Ne w Yo rk tn s titutlon. a nd ...,. .......... . ........................... . yes tf' rday It wa s saId th a t rr 1t~nd s h ad d ecided th a t h e s h ould not l:tck for trpa tm e nt. and we re sendi ng him th er e a t t he ir expense, such , h oweve r. Is d enied by his I \ fath e r. "My so n gO('!i t o N pw Y ork ," hC" to ld I' H ea lt h Co m ml~s l oner GrE'ene. " bu t you .\ (MILE dis pa tch to the S , ", l ',,/,k give h i m t he m one H .n cl 1,8 not say t ha t It com e.<;; fro m m £'. 0 not desIre t hat h e lelllDgof th p effort o f b a c te riol ogislti ~hA ll klWW, for r easons of m y own ." It w as in this w ay t hat th e im pr es&ion w as gained that f rll'n el s w prt' se nding h im to IUd an anti toxin for t he t yp h oid w he n Dr. Gree- n£> did no t divu lge th e n a m e ot t h e p Pl'son wh o was giving th e m one y. ba 'lIus is 01 p ecu liar inte rest to Itha. c a ns j ll st no \\ . It has been d i flic ult to ...., ........._.._._ ..................... if Is J1 eccssaJ"')" .."................. . .!., ~ ."'."'. ~"' "'e' I , tP lin il . u ch antit oxi n beca use th e p o ison thp typhoiil bacil lus c nnnot b e .. ... ... ... ........... .... ....... ........... .... ....... .... ..... . of HI" , 7'MORTALITY IN T " STATE ' .I'P3cheil ll nd er o rdin a ry condition s . But state DeIt been d, scovered tbat whe n frozen th ures furn1sh e d b Y e. '.. t of Public H ealth show a t o. 111 hqulu ai l' t he b a cilli beco me b r ittle pa en Thl w a .! tn of 123,494 deaths In 1902. s lwil can be th u s redu ced to a very lin e e m orta lity for the I powdcl and Ihei r cell ula r charac te r d e. below tbe a ve ra g la st five y ea rs. It w as markedly be ow t f 1901 In " ' blch yenr the denths stfOWU. III Ihis contIi tio n it is p ossi b le, tl t o. o . b - T 3 exceeded those of last y ear y 0, o . says t he dispatch, to e xpe rim e nt upon I f nt m orta lltv of 1902 a mounted . The n a Thl s " - ' a; 4560 less tha n in the pOIson Illus re leased; antI there is to 31,215. .. 1891 ond 4,820 smaller tha n the a.vera ge reason to expect th a t these ex pe rifor the pas t fi ve ~ears . It Is v e ry n O- melHS will Ipa u to a discove ry of:t t re a t . tt ce nble th a t acute res pira tory d iseases . the la rgest per ce nt- men t . that \\ til destroy th e ge rm s o f are r e s pon s Ible f o r . age of de aths due to an y one f orm of l t.'·phOld In the h Ullla n bod y . compla int. . .............. .. ..... .... ..... ................ ....... .......... . ~ h,," I The a bove s t a ti s ti cs a r e o n th e wh ole e n coura gi ng, a nd par tIc ul a rly so as t o ...................................................... the m m'k ed diminution last yea r of In fa nt m orta lity. A v a lu able fi eld of In v estigation w ould be offered b~' the eX· .. ... .... ..... ... .... .... ....... ..... .. .......... .... . nml na ti on of the ca uses responsible for D R . 0' H A R A NEEDS VA CA TION the In cr ease or le_n lng o f the numbe r or In fan t d eaths in differen t years . / < _ ................................... ..... ........................... Co~ of REFUSES HIM PERMIT TH Ad olph ,[oesch has been n freq uent ca ller at the Hea lth p ep art m e n t the last fe w d ay ~, and, not obtaining In T that Qua rter the r elief wh ich he sought,/Ih' h e h a s transfe rred the scene ot his op- II~ e lations to the State Assembly a t AI - onJ bany, wnere n bil l designed fo r his .<> ben ellt h as been Introduced by Mr. m. Hinson. 1 the _ The stor y of Mr. "loesch 's predlca- p m ent, It so i t m a y be termed. Is rather 1ra In te r esting. H e ls the ownel~ o f n fine 1~ lot at Hickory Street a nd Broadway. Upon this lot stands a handsome brick '''I apartm ent h o us e, des Jgned for t he use Clla of five families. It Is thls ho use wh ich 'f Is r esponsible for ~lr. Mo.sch ho t- Go footlng it so often to tbe Hellith De- ,Ii partment and now at Al bany. Atter the house was coulpleted. Inspectors Ihl an from the Health Department fo und that the building did not com p ly w ith ~,,5 the plans previously submItted t o It by rchit ec t L ouis Singer of l{.r~ttner FI' Street. ." O CCCPI E S TOO ~lCC H S PA C E . Ch ~ These called for a two-taml ly house. Furthermore, It " 'as fo und t hat the house o ccupied more t han the 75 pfr cent of the lot, I1aw in the ca se th e limi t a llowed by of for a. fi ve-'tamily 8S l\lr. Singer s a ys, he dre w the pl a ns tor the ftvefamily hou s ~. le ft them wi th Mr. Moesc h, g ot Il ls pay and c onsidered the incident closed. B C I L DI~ G A G OOD C tl< F:. Ih. m p, Iii Co In In house, but did not say what use he Intended to make of the m . It being n simple bus ines s matter. tur UI t enement-houses. 1\[r. Singer. who b a d made affidavit tha t th e house would be occupied by but two tamilles. when he fil ed plans with the Bureau of Bu ildings, was called upo n the carpet. He sa id thAt all that he kn e w about the m utter was after h e had filed plans for t he twofamily bouse with the B ureau of Buildings, Mr. Moesch asked him to draw hhn plans It; I ~, I In O~· E . r, As tor Mr. Moesch. he ""ys somebody made a mista ke a nd just now he IS chi efly Interested In finding 80me w ay out ot th e muddle which will a llow him t o u se his nice new 'building fo r t en ement-house purposes to Its t ull ca pacity Ins tea d of 'h aving it more than h a lf empty. If the Legislature w ill relieve him ot the exaction as to the lot h e thinks h e may be a ble to ma ke his peace with the H ealth Depnrtment. H ealth Commissioner Greene say" the house. except t h a t it occ upIes are tha n the lega l p roportion of th ot. Is a g ood on e. ,. ). (: Th th ur - -- --===- Y BE BUILT ON COUNTY FARM ~ -.Y . .................................................................... ~l H AS PR AC T I CA I. I, Y O X ER AT B EE N .0\ PRI S- Q U.O\R A NT I NE HO S- PJT O\ L F OR W E E KS. VX C'lf, ' I E '\" .... P PROVE Z O E LI, ER' S R ESO L VrJOX ox Q U .O\RAN- T I XE HO S PIT AL. PROSECUTE TENEMENT OWNERS. If no np\v cas€'~ o r s m all pox dev elop between now and F e-bru ary l .3th. Dr. O' H ara , . uperi n t.nden t of th e QUo;j.Ta nt1n~ 'Hospita l. will be In a I,osi tlon to a~ k for a Yacn tl on, so m e thing wh icb he would rather enjoy. as he has n Ow been at th(> In:-:tltulfon, practicall y a p r Isoner, for s e \"e ra l w ee k s. Health Commissioner Greene Sends Four Cases to Dtstrict Atto rney. woulll Involve u. ll thl H e-:ll t h Com m l~&lonl' r Creen e; tnrl .ty mis e' hle!lS 01 th t." W Oj'~t of lh t" unt ur ned o\·er to DI!"trkt A tto r n('y C'oa t~­ t tmpmellt h ou s~s of ~l U llha tlan wor th (or prosccuth1n four ,,'a~('s of a lth.· peopl,' of lll1nhattll n mig ht be moved li!gpd violation of thl" tc e-mcnt how" t! In w "1 gave the owners of thc~I ' building!>; all tt, let t hem h u \ t:' their \\uy. B ut It tll<' oppor t unl t} to {'o m ply with tht., law Is by no m f' uns prov ed t hut th i:.oi l ~ t he any :-;anp man could a~k," said DI·, Ort'(,llt. "They fa il ed to do so ,lnd t he-I r ('aSl' S Will wi.1I ot th~ p~ople of Brookl), n , and we be presented t o thr grand Ju r y ," declln f'! ttl lJt'lIc\' t" It on tht" e v id e n ce gathtlre u by pers:ons not ~x(.'ept lo n a l1 y scruPulou~. \\ hO~k own tntt'res t~ He in f urnis hing the uw e ll er~ tn B rook ly n teOemt' nt, "lth hf1uS€,M not (it to li ve in. th QUt Stil .n !ntl,l Itel)< conCf> rn::i S.nce ALBANY QUARTETTE OF ALLEGED VIOLATIONS OF LAW PRESENTED TO DISTRICT ATTORNEY BY H~ALTH COMMISSIONER GREENE, WHOSE PATIENCE HAS BEEN EXHAUSTED. HEAL TH DEPARTMENT of taln!ng theIr s lums. nn d of c r ea t ing a also. GASES. F Adolph Moesch Goes to the Legislatu re to Help Him Out!n His Tene- CO ment - House PredicF.- · ment. \ch CARR'S FATHER (WILLPAY THE BILL. fined In it as to Include t he types of tenement houses c ommonest in AID FROM ................................................................ . take the trouble to look into the matte r. They are plainest of a ll to the dwellers FO TENEMENT ................................................................. In the building of the tene me nt distr icts polltl ~s " fait hfu l ./ of l\Ianhllttan a re p lnin to w ho e ve r will tolerable was as .. good ,1'h ICh a nd eve r y good c itizen oug to opPose t o th £" utm os t . He we-nt, as he mnde clear at the t im e, to the utmost Umit of the c oncessions tha t. could be made without d estroying th~ "alt\f' or the r efo r·fl]. 1'he Immense Improvements that hav e alre ady bee n made measure, I egJ~ l a tors = I I Af te r a ll the d iscuss ion to t he ~on ­ tra ry, It Is posolble th a t the Almsho use f arm may be selec t e d as t he Rite (or th e proposed n ew q u a l antJne hospita l By a yo te of six to th ree the Councilm en approved of Al d. Zoellel"s re!!OIt is eXl,eoted that the lo, t pa tien t lu llon, passed by t he Aldermen, that wi ll be dlgchorged by thme m idd le o( 1 the Corporation Cou ncil prepare a n t he mllnth. The r e are now nYe pa. ac t "authorizi ng and J;.e.Ijulring" t he tlE'nt~ Rt the hospital In varying s t a g es buil ding of the hospital on that Slte' of ronvalf:'scen c e. T wo o f th ~ ~e w ill be Is t hought t hat If this 18 done no 0 di~(: harge d 011 )'I on day, It Is tho ugllt. jec tlon w ill be r a ised again the 10 and the rema inde r soon aflpr. .", lion. I r II " �Jlt'C l ed ..... .. .... . ....... .. . ....... .... . .. .... .. .... .... .... .. ... . .. ... .... .. shnuhl ~hlJ'lhl ilap l1t'tl bll..'\)ln(~ ~lll\J SlIt'h n 1)1 I 1 th \Yurt! '\\'ou l J i\ tl\'V tlle h,:-E' It $;iO,lIliiJ lJu lhHn !-t SlillCliol1t"d U} tho .. .. . . . .. . ... . . . ... . . . ...... . . . . .. . .... . . . .. . . . . .... . . . . .. . ... . ... ... . L,:;';I:~II·\t •.1 t' • • tlld g'tlliH ItiiOre 100111 tur h (J : ===========.=======~~~:~ It ,,1\11 :1\,:lurll1... lilt l1~tl' ('s. BetlE'1 s lllt, t lh.' <l1l1l1"1.1 d};,ll.1tillll about t\ quar ontlTlo hO~lJit...I1 Sllt~ wUllld l'l'O!-(,l for ~l lim E" •• \\. It":t~l 1/11111 thE" l· lt~· eXit-ods Its lJutden;; . Atlorll~~ t'nrllvn I I \\' hlle .\JlPean~d In h,,·h'llr nl 'r~ln:.;tr{'t .\ BI:;hop, l\ ho ticeks 1,1 rt:\"O\t" Irtlnl tht..' city (01 II ru ll on n. !!".' Ill'live !lld~\\:dl( ('111 Smith Street. It S6~,~nu BIll F GfTST~Bl£D = \\.\S :-.t<11t'tI that t.l lhHhcl ' \\UIIl ;lll h ,-lu rt'"'lH,!};L', to t h .., r~H II-l s a nd gut II \'el'dJ ~ t (Ot' $3 Ill!" IId\lI'It'~ '';IIt-ila llH: o a t tile s ame s.:iO plll t'!". '1'110 CUJ"JHll-a tlllll ('0111l~1?1 Cn \'01~ n llt \\\llIg' 1\118 nl~hO)l t:YXl The Council. I1ltHl ~llIJul{h t lhe alh'.gC' d rlCSh.:Cl w~orth 1 11,'e~'ISJtlllg. Rr(t.'rt'l'll to CO llndlml't\. S todLl.LI·t. i.JlInblll' n /ld Sm it h f'oun<.'ilmen St~t11 and ,.'If''ISchmi.t1l11 W{'(d .tpptllfl((>(] , I (·UllumtltH.' 10 co ufer with t il .. AldcntlUlllC l" I!lRnCe CO lllmlttt:t'. wh ich niP! lat el In the ("oq1ol'O,tlon (" oun~l!l's Councilmen Debate a Poin t of Char ter [t1quette With Commission er of Public Works . o nl ce U l l b ·· ·· · ·· .. ···~·r"f"· · ··· ·'i-: · ·~· ··· .......... . ..................... '. 190a ... f.'j .... j................................ . FUND S EXHAUS TED PRfSS DISPATCH Schools and Water Plant Necessi. ties Must be Met, Says Col. Ward···Tabled. !fAUSES INijUIRY THA T QUARA NT IN E HOSPITAL Christian Scientists Declare Mrs. Deppart's Case is Erroneously Described. LOCal The Councilm en > esttrdny balkeil over t ht:: I ~ Que~l 01 the t:omlnl~sloner of Pub. II': \\' \.11""'5 thill l h t! llayor, ....·omptroll tll' null Tl'c3.::-wl'r be ~lskld til t.:e l'tif) the nece~slt) {Ol IssulIlg bOllds 101' $W,OOJ to meet I MC recllllrt.'m(,1I1s 01 the hc.:hooJ=s ~n u I he- l>umllll ig plant. Pll'Siut'lll F1elHhll1ann oh jet.led '.m til. g-rolilld that lhe i\1a~·vr. Cu mpt roll t:'I' and T re.ls lIlC'1 should tak t; the i nitiative h l f.:-qU{'sts f OI bUll ...! issul.:s un der th e C ity Charter. 'rht.' l:'i,lJll!" (Jllesl ion was I'a ised In the Bonnl u t" Aldl nnt:1I by .\ It.l. H us ter, bL t wh e n All1 Ad~llll »lI rrend e r((1 an u :s tnt~d l hat til .,; l'oqxlrati,)n CoulI:sd IlHd gh' e n 811 opinhlll llg-.IIIJ::iL llie COll l l'nliun the op. ................................................................... ............... = ."'...""'...... '.... . . .......- -- .--.....--....~ '441 DEATHS I FIRST F MONTH OF NEW YEAR ~ Of. This Numbe r Con s umpt ion Claimed FortyTwo and Apo plexy Twe nty-Six-Water I Not In Good Condition. The monthly repo r t of t be D e par tment of H ea lth was c ompleted yestel' ~ d ay and tUl'tled o'·er to C'om I~l' Grep..!l£-....It shows the 0 a number-orcreaUl s ill the ci t y ,!l:incp the beginning of the n(;w ye:l:r, up to Fe bruary lPl, to have bee n 441 , against 381 In J an u a r y. 1902. The rate rOT' each 1,000 of pop ul ation \vas 14.3. w hic h Is a gOOd beginning (or 1903. beIng t\\ 0 l e ~ th a n that which ob tained during the wh ole of 1902. Th e deaths from th e principal c omrnumcable di~ease9 wflre n s (o ll o\\R: Typhoid fever, sixteen: diphtheria. six; cons um ption , fOl'ty lWo; !';carlet feve r, three. The tota l number o f d e.tths (rom com mu nicable diseases w as elght y- seyen. ilt A X Y I George H. Kinter Issues Statement Denying Despatch Which Cre· ated Much Comment. • P flSllioll slll'l· lImb~d . ; 'T Il lIe\-,r tOIl St;n t to lh .lt,'· snltl Mr. FIl!ischl1lann, " I.et tlllJst: thrC'Ct u fticlal . l'his I:, simply an :\lh..Tnpl to t hro l\' th~ r .. s ponslbllity f o l' thi s t:' x p~n di­ t ure Iln ~ liS ." C ...llllllll .. sloll ('r \Y ard wa s on han.1 to eh.l n t·:- patch appearing In th e REVIE\V and o ther papers concerning t11e death O'f Mrs. Depart of Indianapolis fro m small ilox. The d espa tch stat(;d that no phYs1ciB;;l wa~ summoned and tha t the case had not been reported to the health au thor'lties. Im mediately r5lIo wlng the p ublkation of the desPtlltch local Chri.5.lIan Scienti':3ts bl..'g'a n an IIl'\'estigaLion with th e l'esull that th ey declare the iniormatioJl to be erroneOUS. "0 . .\ t o th o st.' till t!e o flkials T1H') are I h.:- only p .. rson~ "iltJ CJ. 11 aslc tiS to ral"e m ore mone) t o r ~lIc h a Plll' I)ol S~ ," saI d tile P I·e,siu(,Jlt. ti e th em a It'tler blutin g t hat )0\1 ha\(' r u n ou t o r fUlllls ," " J won' t "[' i t e Any m o r C' lett l" rs." sai d COl ~ 'al'l..l. plcldng u p Ids; pap~ .. s a nd tak Ing Ills ciqmrltlre. " l"e (lone my (JU LY in the premi!=l;:! ., "'V, Mr. Kinte r's Statement. ln f urt11t'r explanation o r hIs positi(l Q , Ur. Ft ~ i~('hman stilled th a t the C llarte r 'Iearl) ';il~5 l\ hen lht,.' r t: is a de fi('te ncy i n In:'o' rU l' O th e lJ ..l) o r. Ccmlptrnlllr an d ~ r e 8Stll'er sh a ll c ertify t o the Com mo n I ~otlndl lhal more mont:)' Is n ee·ued . T hen t IS r01' the COllndl til ac t. Thl ~ m:ltlt"r ha s bet>n a su lJj(' c t () f !'=O Dl& 'olllr()n~' I'~" bd\\P(' fI th t' ::\Iu., o r on the lIle . h:1IHI f.1lld the CO lllntl'm C.)tl nci l lJ)1 tile J I )ther. '1'11(' Mayor t n l,£'s the g r f)U m] lh a c .h~ ct'Tlinf'nlc ~ ho\Lhl bl~ ,tPI ·lied fOI ir-. th t? fircct inSt:ll1('l,.: hy t h e ('pmnwil Co u nci l. 'fhi! Aldt'fllu:11 an d COltlLl' llm t'n ha'e held ( hat thl? AI ;'l~·or . Cnmptrvllt. r anti TI'l!asnrcr ~hoLLltI ItJ~t In'-\'~ tl gl\ tc ns (Q ti,e- anu H thl'\· al ,pl'O\e mal{c Ol' t ~tI1d "eml i t to t h~ ComJll')iI Cll\.ndl I n otlll'r ·o\'OIt.!:-l the ::\1.1\"01'. COJnI' trnll l.'r ,lull Tre!lSul·t!1 shou lu 131.. e Lh e- Initi.tll\'t' .i'he m;lll('1 wat;:; trlloI€'d l'nle~!'I PO"PI'~ 1,',)11).' t o ~n m ,' a !~-r I'f1llen t It ma.\' I", quilt· [t probhJll to "arm I he ~(honl~ ,lIul OJkr.lt t:> t il l! IHIUl IIIII!; 1,Iam (01 the r Llll~l~l­ dl!r tJt the "\nt'~ ' n~c(' .. si 1)' slIch ('eol Wk[tl (, Zoeller's Viotory. C\'I~l~' Illtl~ \\ hlle Aid %u('lle-r 5 p)'jn~s new :\bou t tlk (~O l ) 11 ' I( U08)l1l.11 LU:'ol Monda) he 1I1l1'o<llLl't d the ("J. l owlIL~ whkh W .li1O nd . .I pltd hy his bl'l t hr pn of tli(! Low ~ r I IOUBl' ,\o'ltho Ul a murmur o C ,11:3.t Jl\ll'll\ OI l ' Tholt lhe Cn q .{1I'l\t\on C(lUI1~c J b~ a nd he J:-l ht ' lf il) dl r~f'h'd t d pL' q '.IIC' a n .1\.t ""111111'1£ 111';- ;11111 LI.:''1uil·ing- the huilulllg li t Sl)I1I:~ thing l\ 1l1t1ll1"·LP.tl 1,llI,Han lln..: h ')~Jli l .tI uplln till" P,),1!' Il uu~'l' I" a l m. :<~L I,.·a Ih: ..l. Ill" lh t! fnL m at l,.;,lcll!'t l h) th " ('ulImy Il outic IlI'Ope rl} uC I h~ t~nUn lY ..,t El ld. Ir the t~(UPt.H1. t ;lln ("'olln:-;,'I !'Illl ~ Lln '.l II tho t\ld ~'I IlH'1I cHuh l \\' I\I'1l It La me Lf'.IOI'e tIlt! L'ulI!H·. ll1len re~ lenl. \} al lt! rnoon the" t('l ,ll,; a ~~ILHlar ,·h.'tV It h true tlJl'ro is .1 IIttl l..' f'l1L1llll,~.lth>Il in\'o \ycd, bu t the Jc"e-I o ( 11.I1.:-,:-tt'It .... V h .l~ Illst III ,'a I II I) through lht.' !->ltH n t·~.. IGcnut:$ " C modern 111nh 11\ Inl;. \\'It.ll I( th0 A ll,t~lllll'n ;11t~adr h,l'\"e 1:0n& on n'lll' J (01 llf..· LlI:ldill~ of :l. qlLJ.1'0l1l11l18 }\,1;:'I' 1 tal 011 1111,; ~gh-l.lt\1rt' l,h~lj.l.' \'Ill .., Aid \\'hn.t I( tho JU'it tr> h\ldlt:l. the: ("nLII\(.:i1mcn by a IJlt!kIH ah-,,~, IS (111 Sit""·! r~('orll" ot :1)" to l'llt; l·ulLc.:urn:ll It th~ lInex · a llt-g lng tha.t a disciple 111 .. . .. .. .... .. IS~ ~ . ..........--............................. . r~n " ~ ................................... I •.;I\)• ... .................. . ....... ............. .. ... ,.................................... I OSMER CLUB MEET/NO. \ avenue D elaware near Unity H . 't on Friday e""nlng atI H u ron stlee 8 • for th e purpose of dlscuse n. o clock, t hom~e ques tion with speJ . • the tenemen - 'he local si tuation and clal refere~eC~.~~t~on. At this meetinc P~OPt~~ec!co gmlssioner Greene, Frel1eric a n'l The monthly report ot the Depart· ment of H ealth, GEO. II. KI:-;TER. . .................... , ...... ...." ........ . ;;" L..O .................................................. ........... , ..... ,.. ..................................!.............. \................ . >---:~in 6cf)It'fin un.t; rin lUolf ~ii ~_ ncr rbcn geflrrn bon eintm6(tniNits' 00. I>ett~r in bem srt11tmeni, 910. 37til ~eacocf Gtr.,gefu nl>en. 6aniuais~omrn i[iiir Grew nenadj ricfJligte [0fort ~n G;lgent frji'llle r IrfJarles &oeb, oail bie srqim innerfjal6 48 Gtunbw iortg~idjafft ITJirb<w rniiffen, ~r. &OIeb t'er[pradj bern lllefe~ r nadj3uft>m'llll_n. 1903, to be 441, against 381 In the s g n, asemblyman A b .t .ynn Cox and others will .peak. Roer~ The public Is -Invited to a ttd en . T turllt::u over to Commissioner Greene yesterday shows the total numbe r ot dea ths during Janu- ··· .. .. ary. j ....... I th e a,USP all Scil::nce. Mrs. Deppart, had dit.--d I n In d1amlpolis of sm:lliJ)ox und-er Cht i!'tiall Sclen'{'e" tlT~tll1ent. an d U1'a t the ca~l~ Iwd nort oCC'1l J"ljlO ltcd to tho heaJth allthorilil'S, I am rE'liahly infOI'med that thi:-;- in-\ f'Ol'ma lion l!i CIl'oneOllf'. 'l.'he Indian apolis Ne w'S f or J an. !!!)th s tates that th t' wo wan wns l111known to til e Chris ltnn St'ientis ts nr that ('Ity, and In. all in t e l'~ • view h er hw~ban d Is )'("I)o1'too a ~ sa~~lng that shl! ['elu~etl the altl:ndttnce or a p hy skla n on the gt'Oun d tha t she did not wIsh to he tat(('n to th e 1>e'.:o'lh\Juse. InMmu ('h as d iligent inquiry fails to r evea l that Chris tian Science '\-Y a!.:;; in any way conncct('(] with the case, and as It b not in a(,C"OI·dan('.e with the pl-actlce of Chl'istlan Scientists lo leave such caSL~ unreJ)orteu to the Board ot H61l1th . 11 tru ~t the RE VlE'V wlll be eil Ell€lj ,iJling to corrc(' t tit!" w rong imprcF>~lon given ou t by th e dlspntC'h a·s orig inally prin,tcd. ~Irs. Eudy's ad\-'Ice too her follow er'S to comply wIth lo('al laws and regu lati on'S will be s tudiously observed hy the SC'iE"n tis(s. Yours Vcr ) tI'ul y, I I BAD, SAYS THE O~ f CHEMIST. Chrl~tlar. of City .. 'hemist Hil l' s report on the city water s h ows an in c rease in th e amount or ch lori ne and o xygen, which he luterpl'ets as indIcating th e presence ot E"e w a g e in u nh ea lthtul quantities. Tbe TepOl't of th e B urea u ot Bac teriology on t he sa m e S"ubjec t indlcateR that Janu Qr y :5th waa t he ca lmeat day of the month . as the bacteria d e tected in the wuter that d ay w as only 220. The larg .. Mt number w a s found o n January 6th when It l'eac hed 1. 200. J a nuary 14th was almost as bR d. w it h 1,100. The liv estoc k inspectors of the department had ~, f .li rly bupY time ot It In J anuary, as their re port ShOW8 that th ey inspected 53.395 head ot catt le, 2.075 ot calves. 224.360 of sheep and 219.670 hogs. X lnetce n h ea d of ('attle and tblrtel.'l1 of s h eep were seized and sent to t he rendering nit. The dend stock c'onE'lgned to t he t€rtilizE'rs Induded 2.805 head or (I II gpeCie9. including cnttip. sheep a nd hog~. Carcasses were tnepE'cted 10 th e number of 12.130. and Of thi s larg-e n umbe r but twe nty-one were condemned. The report s bows the total nutnbpf' of visits wade by the dlS'trict pbYSlIclanS'. wl tb one unheard fJ·OI11 . to have been 886. whIc h is mOI'e than 100 greater th a n th e Dece mber record. o en meeting wl\l be held under p Ices ot the Hosmer Club In Yesteruay the REVIEW received the following communJcation from George Kinter, rclalh·e to the ma tter: Editor REVIEW: I havc hl'vestlga t('(l the prc!=ts despatch appearing In t he REVIEW of Jan, :.>7th. Stan d i n g o n th e Ch ar t e r . the W ... 'rE R IN BA D CON DI TI ON. .......................... , tITy. . . WAtER Local Chlistian ScJcn Usts ha\·e been prompted to in quiry ~ ,y th~ r ccl!i'l <1 .. .:: vat'l, h~s 1 t;!{JIII:-.nl\)tl on the ground o f the ulgen t IlC(:l~ ...ftLe.s of the c ase, But ~I r . Flei:schm~tnll ~vo uldl1'l budge. contracted . ele\'e n mo re than In month Illlmedia te ly precedIng. JJ .................................................................... UNKN OWN IN INDI ANAPOLIS accol'oing to the eltt!Il ..1 I ...' tllelr bU:::'lness a bad m on th for marria ges, as 286 'w ere D E .<\ T H S FR O )I A POPL E XY. Apoplexy w :ts the mo5't fatal among diseases o f the ne- r \.'o u s system, ~I~ twenty-six deaths due to thi~ C'au!"e were rep o rted. Pdresls wus responsib le for flye death$', while akoholislO ('31'rl!"d off one 111Hn. and he wa~ not a J'e~i dent Buffdlonlau. but a man wh o had comp h e- re on a \' I~il from PennS'ylvania. Tw e nty deaths a re cbarged .to heart disease and sixty- three to tbe vario us form s o r pne um onia. including bl'oncho, i lobar a o d ('ata l'I'hal. On th e otber a nd bl'ighter ride of thp ledge r are l'f' C'orded 664 births, whiCh Is fourteen nhead of Decembe r. 19C2. I nclu(le>d among tbef-e were n in e sets or tw ins and two of triplets, It w as not REFUSED DOC TOR'S AID 171 ................................................................... ·····f ·.... ······ .. ·· .... ·.. ······ .............. ····.. .. ~ ... v i;.L s ame month ot 1902. 'I'he deaths from cOlnlnunlcable dls - ..... ........ .... ........ ... .. .... .. .. .... ... .. . ..... ......... . . enses were: Typhoid fever , sixteen; . ~ 1 S d phtberia si x · consumption, forty - I POultl'Y fi ll( ~I a' h) two; ~cn~let t~ver, three. ApoplexY, l (From th e Cohoes spa t c ~ paresiS, heart disease and pneumonia oulll'Y is being ot'fered to: . nle r~ are accountable for a large numbel' B ffalo m;1.rkets. to render \\ hich e dl ot deaths. . blc the tnstructlon is give n to parCity 'bemlst "Hill's report on the city boil them in soda before t h e cook In water shows an increase ill the amou nt process p I'o pe r Is begu n. It Is Joe(clles t or chl orine and oxygen, whic.h be in- to add thnt more tha n the ne P en terprets ns lndlcal1ng the presence ot stages of putrefactlo n are nO l1\~~l.b~n~~ sewnge in unhea lthful quantii:ies. lhl~ poultry and that they ~ f th The livestock inspectors ot the d epart- ~mltablc for the scavooger thR.n o r b~ ment had cl t.lirly busy time of it In ta ble. A like state of thtng~ may ~ January a s their report show s that I found in other citle~ about this sea~o they In~p ~c ted 53,395 head of cattle, of the!' year. when more deater~ nre )12,076 or calves, 224,360 of s heep and 219,- (' lined to rlepe-nu on the prevail 109 t~~m.670 hoge. Nineteen head of cattle and perature rathf'l" than the Ice -bOX n., ~~ thlrtet:'n of s heep -w e L'e seized and sent n1('anl'i to preserve t h eir IlJ1:0~~tct,., to the l'enclering- vat. The dead stock hC'l'l1'forC'. f!'lf'nt a nd market nsp .. c or. ('oll9iglled to the fErtilizers In cluded o uld be ylgllant. ~,805 bead o f a ll epec ies. including cattl e sheep a od bo~. Carcasses were 111..... ..,.. ~·;i: ........ ·.. ·.. ·.. ·.. .... eprrte-d to the number of l2,130, and of this IHr~e number but twenty- one were condemned. 'In iff ii r r a I ge< The report sbows the total olllnbpr g' :·(r ~1Il of visits Ulade by the district phyffi- ci[lns, with onc unh eard Crom, to have beeon 886, which Is more than 100 greater thaD the December record. cri ~"t.!U.q • ~J..btt 91eto Worfer 'l1oliaei - mann- *1'·,poP. m~~rm.n tIqa~illtmn ve, fml, toefcfJe ber 'l1frtd} lbernad}fiiffigung vr,fcfJufbig l. toarerr. ~s fc!jeint fe~r ~I /» Ietd}t 3u fem, unter ben mitgfirbern btr ................ ,................................................... lReto Voder .!jJofiaei < m 'annfd}aft ~, ... lrutllbtn~" flll ben, loefdjer ber 'l1ffi.f'fORT Y N E W T Y PH OID CAS l!S btrn~djfii frrg_ung. [~~big i[t; toirb"'t~ ~EMrc RAGES IN ITITAC'A.-BAD ~btr jema fS 10 fe ldj t f~lII, eint unoeftedj, T - WATER THE CAt:~K . Itd}e "Perfon aur 'lllWBung ber bcrfan~ tt n GteITe au fi nben ~ By the Asso('Jatf'd Press L Ithaca, Feb. 5.-Forty new' casos of [a tf~rtcl}un~ mit €Sa, typhOid fe,'er and one deat h "'''rp. rei ~-lr o mll1iffcit &tCtn qat 6u~1. por.ttffi to tho ~Ily health authorltl". '0ulT befdjfoffen in !>tn nii"'ften ~ da) . The tota.l number of ca""" Is ' !'u' ' " .., agen how 3411. tilit mt'f"IIU119 !jJoh3tfien bClmit 3U fle, Dr. C. J!'. Curtis of the state boarrl or fdjQfligtn, bas fie in. btn (tar~ btr 6tr<l_ health 18 here Im'"stlgating the' ollu,,_ benOO91l faljrtn, unb icbt lj:\(rfon t>erfJaftlon. Hp a~rees with the city autho I ' ~.. \. f r~' Pf dt or. • tips Ihat tho caUR' f II . I r - .tn, I'le III uen ( ven au~ pu . uU ble ., 0 1<> tIJ deml,' Is m'[I' \.f'~btif~ "' ~, the ~II y water SUPply. W'at"r for <.lrl;)k~ ~ tmmungm ""r "'. ..,.n ...,r",non3 Ing PIII'POseS uL PI'''",'nt Is being hrought It-tldje bas 6pu(t n III (!<lri! t>er&id!l to Jtha~a trOIll "plls In .UTl·OUI1<.liug fcfJei nt Ii'" n1imr~ town~. pu" 1V-f 91itmanb me"t ., o. Many or th.· (no,· pJtlonts fe~ttn, tI I I 'u dt"nts at Corw·11 FnivfC:"ndt~. ........ ; ....... ~. -- �I'" I • I .................... [ NOW LANGUISHES IN THE PEN MUTTERING CURSES AT THE REVIEW IUpon Complaint of Health Commissioner Greene Fakir is Fined $250 by Judge Vo1ger in the Municipal Court. REFUSES TO SETTLE :Pat hetic Story of How the Swindlers Robbed Widow Match Peddler by Promising to Cure Her Son, a Hopeless Deaf Mute. FES···5·::;··19····················..·..- ....................................~~....................... ~ l. ................................................................. , r::. . , D R. TEMPLE FINE D. f:.""~rnnklin f Stuart Temple, n pb y.i- ('Inn doltl!.!' bu~in ~s8 on )lnin street, wns, fined ~"~~I) nnrl ~23 court cr.t. in the sa id he was. I then a sl<crt him if h e could l1l1111icitM I court by Judlitc Y ol ~('r this, produ(' c his tliploma or cer ti fica t e o( I'<! gls· forcn oo u . Dr. T (>mple wn s eondeted of tra.li on. He went o ut and return ed with " iC'}ntin-,=, one of the se:!tiCtDs of thl' ci ty thc ner essary pape l'S. I then allowed him h ealth ordinnncPf{ which I'e-Quire-s that nn to r egIster. I don't 1<:llow the exaC't ph~·!'d{·illn.~ prncti~in~ medicine in thi." cit y Jt w as lct~... een 12:30 p. m. and 2:30 p. m. , ~hn ll J'e;!"l ~t"'r their nnllle~. nddl'f\.~$('~ llnd after the othel'S had gone. ; pln('ec:; of business with the henlth depa rtI mont. A P athe tie S ce n e. ~ lurn w hkh wilnt!:".S hl:Oughl. Th~ "om~n "It w as only upon his plea of urgE'nc~: ~uj'fl'rt"d I ~m OYanan tt·oublp'. _<\t'ter that r consenled to look for th e books. Tcmllll":·~ e'~dminutinn !:'he ~'tIW th o hl1sHe said It was Yery important. H e said band pay him $5. That wa~ lOr ex.lmi nhe was in th e! employ ot a man on 1\(aln at Ian only. The hou::.~ \\ a,s wpH tlllt!u StrE'et and if not I'egistered he would be w ilh patil.:nts wh!le ,;,-itness " as at ~o . arrested. 1 d on' t know bu t what he said 1I.:!1 :\Iain Stl ~L h e had bee n arrested. " '1'hE:.' most <farnaglng feature of t he evI ~ Attorney I3heehan failed to ac.compliSh deT1(,(" of this wllne~s w as wh ere she anything on hi s cross-examination. H e II sWh·d th"lt 'I\, mple 'had in~trllctcd her t ried to tangle th e witn ess about h el' to 1l.:'11 ptc'ple that h "as "VI'. Antoniu!'. " statement as to wh e ther Temple ~a ld he I " l1 e instructed me to say that he was had been arrested 01' mer ely su mm oned. An tonius," said witness. "1 made a Then ca me a n a thNi c scenc. Chat les mistake in callins him by h is right nam e Abramson, a deaf mute, was ca lled llron and he told me to lJe , cry cal'dul to tell to t estify with th e aoo:sis tan ce of \ nlilam ped!>le w hn came in that he wa~ the only Simons. a n interpreter. The mot:ons Antonius." gone tlll'Ollgh by the wit ness and t he in- I Mr. Gorman: "A~ a matter of fac t t~rpr e ter e xcited unusual interest w hich there Is one other there w ho calls him" as h eigh tened by th e knowl edge that th e. self Antonius?" unfortunate ,"\ itneS!i had b ee n born d t!:-tf "Yes." and dl1mb an d thut hI s Aged moth el sU'uggled to earn a liying fol' h er self a.nd "And h.., Is sometimes 1\:nown as Prof. son by pcdLll1ng- m atches a round t o wn . \\"iechpls'?" The moth el' of the witness. Ml·S. Tilli e ··Yes.·· , A bramson. i~ a w idow. 80 y ea r S Old. who A ttorne-y Sheehan (a lle:l to break do wn had .I>pcn Induced b y Anto nius and T cmple to be1i(>,'e th a l h er boy cou ld b e made to this te::.timony in any particular. h~al and spen lt b)! th eir m anipu lati ons. " 'Itness also Identified In the hand She was wh eed led out. of $10. Thinking '(\'ritlnc- of Temple I' eceit>ts. bills and that h eJ' boy was to be made t o he1.r amI certificat (.s. speak ~o that h e would b e able to slls tuln he r in h pr few remaining days she hustled TelUpl e's Feeble D e nial. to l'aisE" the mo ney, pawning h er little all to make lip the 0$10 whi ch w ent into the Templ e w a s allowed to t a ke the stand. ~Ilsaliabl e maw of t.he fn.l~ir s. He admitted that he had practiced wilh H e artles. Robbery. Ant onius at No. &'"21 Main Stre-et since Oct. 20, 19<r-. He tried to t ake refuge In ChalH e A bramson told lhl'ough the intet'preter that be lived with his aged I the fa ct that he had registered with the County Clerk and t oul of h is ha"ing gone moth er at Ko. 193 Sprin g Street. He w ent to the Health D epartmen t on Jan. 31 to to Antoniu s at K o. 621 l\Ialn Stree t about rf'gist t.: l' here. HI.:; excuse was ignorance the middle ot No,"ember. While he sat in or th e law. a chait· T e mpl e put something ave.' h i s Att orney Gorman In cross-t'-xnminalio n eyes, gazed into his nosE', ears and throat sol T emple to admit that his license had and began hammering about his ears. H e he en revoked tn K ansas City. hut he paid Temple $10 allogethel' or a t th e rat e would not admit that he had been dr ive n of 11 [or each ot fh'e trea tm ents. r 'lo· \t o( other Sta.tc-s. He denied but wouldn't " D id he cure you or benefit you in any way '!" asked 1\11'. Gorman. "No" l'cpll<!d th e: wltne!:o"S. swear that... he did not r eC'c h'e SJO from "Did he sa y h e could. cure l~OU ?" Abramson. lIe also denied th::t t he had "Ye~, and I went thel'C ftY"e times. p aying t2 caeh time. H e told my m ot hel' e\'er a.ssumed the n a.me of _-\ntonius. A that It w ou ld cost ;15 a mouth t o ('UI'C Ca.Ufo l·nia pictlll'e of th e "Boy Phenome· non" ,,"itnes8 a.dmitted was intended to m e." Pa.rt of this testimony w as rul ed out l'epresent him. In \'aln Mr. Sh ~ha n attempled to prove but enough r e mained to estah lish the m OnG tloblty of th-e fraud. T hi$ was the by ~remple that his " m edic'ines" were bona paUent wb ose .cal· Anror..ius a.dvis ed !.lde. li e said th ey contai ned "certain should be C\.lt whe'n t he m ot her Stl'~11l10US­ " ege tab le mediclllcS whl ("h I cook on a sto,'e and ::ll'e mnde of .he rbs and r oots lyobjectt""d and pre"ented th e a tTot.:ity Jan c R lIm~er. now a re-porter fo r the fro m various tormulac:.· · REV IE ,,· on this ('asc, "\vas ueXl called. Mr. Gorman: "Did t he A lbany 1\Iedlcal S.h e t estltlcu that she had lly ed in thi s city for s(,"~l";l l m onths. anJ.. had I, nown College tea c h you ' to stew vcgetabll,"S in a Templ e for nearly t"-o yeatS Sh 0 went pan '!" t o \\ ol' k for lh~ Anto nlu'''''-l'emple hrm on "I Il~a.rne-d 3 whol e lot th er e." No,·. ::-:. T empl e 's Lluli('s .... ere thosE" oC " D ;d It t eac h you to s t ew herbs and phy ~ll'ian In charge. She ~a w him t'xamlnin g. trf-aling and pr-escdlJing. She root~ ~ .. pal·tlall y [\s.sI.s t.e<1 in the examinations and "1 h~a l'ned th at in the chemistry rl ~ ­ al!':o in Iln~pn l 'll1g , he ~o-(.'alled medicinc~ [,artmelll .. - boltle~ of t.'Olol'ed wat el"l)'r l"arumel and Judge Volgel' in sentencing Temple to wat er. pay a !infO of !52.lO ~ahl he l'E'grctted that. the law dhl nnt pet mit him to ImpOSe a Antoniu"i Per~onated. II h01lr'I' I I 1"al<ir Franklin Stuart T emple is in th &' ney. J ust wh y one s wf mlle.r ::. nOw. If it had done not.hlng n abbed on sight and anotheI' ~~vl~·gC'r than to reU eve suttering humanity 1 calibe r be aIlo"9t'cd to ftaunt his swindling the depred a tion s ot t his hea r tl ess game betore a disgusted pl1 blic i s hard to "."..-llnnl"" tor a .Incie day, the R EVIEW' S explain. .crumde In b ehall of the a.II:llcted poor Fakir A ntonius haR co me to belie ve that :would not i,ave bt-en In vain. he enjoys immunit.y from prosecution. He . Incidentally th e case is Interesting as has grown fat on Cr3ud duri ng th c pas t ehowlng that whIle th.~e m ay be banal' 10 y ear~. He has me lle his, bo'ast that he Is al"lorg thleYe.". th e r ul e d oes not apply to 1n Rutralo to sta,· lIe br-ags of his bank 'aJ-It",. Antonius , Marvel of t he Ages. a ccollnt, his tny e~ tments. and his many Ore3.t HaaJer, and 80 forth, doinc a big vic tim s. Out _of his income of o,'er $~,uOJ bunco b"ol,\"." a.t No. 621 Main Street. and n weel~ from ~'ah~ent tl·eatment~· · h e whOll. tool Temple was. allo ws bim to go could hU"e paid Temple's fine and neYC 1' to tM Pen. This I. In k ..,ping wi l ll t he I f elt th e l osl';. But he is as a\'al'icious us ehflracter of the Chlcf Fakir w ho wea r s a h e is unscrupulous. and in his Ignol'anc~, $700 IIMtskln, boucht w it h the money of hns s t himself alJo\e the la ..v Which he his eountIe1!S dupes, an d h ires a ma n with coo lly d e~it"\~. a 'Yl9t)1( al diplom a. to do bis di r ty work. It I~ po~:-:ihle. lherefore, that Fakir AnAAI~t ('o~l'atlon Couns el Wlllia", t onius with th e a<csistance of 3110UPl H. Gorman. won a !!-Ignal t r h.t19ri>h in t ho m edic'a! .loo l may c:oJ1('lude to ~tay Jon~ Munielpal Court bero n~. J udg-e Yoiger y('s- cn ollgh 1Il BufTal0 to k eep TE'mple comtf'rft.'\y, when Frankli n Stuart Temple ? 'as pa n) in' hb s.ollw.ry confinemen t. ,,~ntenced to pay a fine of $250 for n ot p rDceedi:::J.~s in Court. baortn!: re&,iatE'red, a s r equired by Ule Health ordinances ot the cit].·. 'Th e manFr;lJlkhn Stuart- Tt>mple \\ ith his nttor'Ier in which the casc was h andled lH' this p ris ing young attorney r eft ecte-d cre.dit n ey, 'J'imotllY G. Sh l'hal1 . appetned beupon him and upon the Corporatton Coun~ f ore J udgt!' Yolgtl' in the MlInfl'ipal ('OUI't ('har~('d with hK "Ing violated th~ nealtl~ lieI'M ot'ltce, and elicited f avorabl e comOrd lnan('e whil'h reads as follows; ment. r~ shall I~ th". .<l \l.t Y of ('\-en' physician. The R}O:;VIE'V a Iso received its meed of n ~tllIlt·ht.'I~I. I11hh\ lte. unden:llter. s~xton oprn.lae for hav ing called attention to the 01 ~up~ rl1lt f'll.d(,11l of .11lY (:em"'ten' or tact that. the law hR.d been broken. B ut oth('r.lwr~llIl ha\,in~ <.:IH\r~e of lhe '~aml~ It waB not so much the failure to r egister Jlral'lldng rpcdkllle. or doing hl1s1nl's~ '" ~lh~l~ the lIty uf Ruffalo. to regbnel' his ae to th e cha.rac ter &t t h e bu~in es s in o~ hi 1 nnn.,e -in H hOOK 01' hooks to be 111'01rhif"h the defendant w as unlawfully en- 'I dt'<i for ,.,11<'11 pilrlJo~e at thc ('fficf' of tiP that Imrresscd the court. Tho J~m\nl of . Ile-d.lth of <.-aid ca.\·. g'!vlng fll)t) r:a~:., Tl'~l.dcnC'~ amlplaC'e of hllSints,.;. and !fl)ec tacl e prfl~enled by on€' of the In (:a<.:.~ or rt"'mcn'al 11'1101 one plac'e- to an. lilllia..rhr'cak"r's ,'kUm", was en'lug-h to mo,'eo other III .~ald ('Hy. to ma!.. c a e;han"'e in .,. o( s ton c. It had weight wi t h th e such l't:'g'l:H~r Rc·(·o rdlll Aly. Any )1pr .... on. ('orpllration or finn ,,110 ,,'I~I,'dl~" and bE' imr>o!oJe<i the maximum !llm- s hall \'Iulat~ ..tny o~ ~h.e 111'ovi::::tions of lhl~ chap tE'r « hap. XX\.. DCl,urlmr nt of of .. fine of $::""0. ]l ouHh) whl) shall umi [ 01' reruso! to Gr, an ~' act hy tlit' ~t'rm!'l of thi!'l l'l1apttc>r r~­ <lllll"~d tf) ue pPl"(nrlllE'd h~' him illr 01' it yellow In Fakll' AntonIus. who is wh.o qll'lll oh~u'\1('t, hiwll'l' 01' prp\'ent an}o: to ha,'e $~,OOO in th e local banks, ~!r. cer or ,,'ml'l(\\"('. of the lIealth DepartJ l(~nt. dul) i.tUtilOl· I.7.E'd. frr,m thp dI~charg(> morc g larin gly exhibited than of u!1Y duty t.'njolOL'd Upf'n hiI'll by any abandoned his medi cal tool to pro'I!:;J.on of this chHpter, who shall do Instead at producing th e $250 or any ~ the arts forhhi<len hv any of the I>r O"lsl~m~ .of thhi chapter. ~hall In addIur> th~ necessary bond for an ap- Uwn tn an., l}(Inalty otherwisp ))I'0\'1dl"d' hy he made a pretense of aid by offer- stat utE'. pay a ll~nH.lt~· not less tha is n bonds and upon their r ejection. u,\u nu l more Ulan ~:!-,(). his partn E'I' to go to the Pen in H agglU'd and Dopey. of payment of the fine. 'fil1S T emplf' look('d hae-ga.l·d anrl {i.1Pt'-Y. l,ut a!)out si x months' Imprlsorune'nt at buoyed up hy his a Horney \\ ho had en~l"\'t' r t' r I,pnal [y. he out in two or thref" h ours," said cQul'ag(>(] him to '''''lif'''P that the ('3cte was On thl' Sunu<1.y following Th;J.nk~gi\"lng At 1 oc'lo('j( Antoniys ha, ing failed to e to Constable J ohn COJl1\'ay on th e tri vial nn(1 would re~ult in a non-~mit. he witn't' ~ at··isted 'j', mt>l~ at an l'x:unlna :\.1)pp3r with the ('a~rr ~l\:nlll l e was (,OUthe Pen , "or if not. something Is !tlTuggled hard t o brazen it out. Uun a man lwd ..... oman who '. :aOle frum ~~~i;4.:d to th e P e.n b)r COnstable J ohn Conto dJOoP a t. No. G!!L l\fnln Street. I'll Atlol'ney """\:nlli am H. Gorman r('prf'Dunkirl. Tht.' d o(.·tul' ('alh d fot' sp t,'U ! ../ State's evidence." IOl" l1t,.1 th p Corpol'ation COlJn:->t>1 for the at 10 o'cl ock last night T emple wa~ J)TOsecuUun and atter th (! cha.I· ~ u.t"~ ..~ 'l····· .... ·· ........ ··· .... ~ · t · mo.n, who r epresented the Law Depa rt ~ languis hing In th e P enl t el}ti al'Y. An. -m e n't ~n t h e presen taUon of the case, is u'" had not even deign ed to ca ll or Templ~, on the advice or his attorney, t,m tered a plea ot not guUty to the ('()n \~ ................ .... ........................ a forme'l' lle,,,'spaper man is in Itself .llO.,ncu one sym pathetJc tear. He Is. "aid to pla.int. whJch. was lodo-ed \) Health (;omnoteworthy. hired anot her to take Temple s place. ,nl.. loner , .. It D Oe y h . Id 1 I ·h t i l a er . reene. T he REVIEW has indisputable proof so t e mlsgu e( :rout 1 w 0 pros Dr. Franhl1n C. G ram r e Is trar in th e .. ... ............. ....... .... .1l~~l:ea the d lpl Qma con ferred upon him b)' De .r.... g of the fact that at leasot o ne newspaper ban y :M edlcal Co llege. b,' using It partnlent ot .l1.eQ.1th. ? 'a s the first witof this city, a ne wspa.per supposed l O and abe t Q. bigget' swll~dlel' than n css ('aJled by Mr. Gorma.n. H e testified b e conservwtive , h on""t a.nd r e liable in hos b een cons1gned to u. fe lon's that he Is the custodian of the register of ' c-;;;'poration Counsel Feldma n ma<le ph yo lcl n.m~. and that on FrIday, Janu ary s h ort work of ,that meas ly f a kir, Dr. 1 m ost ma.tters of busi ness polic )' , has way of the ta'an<:;;gl'ess or Is 30, ho found 011 examination of the books T emple, when he g o t h im before J ud ge servlley begged bus iness of Antoni us, te has been f.l.ln gularl~· unk ind to that Temple was not re.gt.~tered as a. pby- ,"olger In Muni cipal Court yeste rday. b egged for t h e privilege of printing h1<l ".. ho Is wanted tn 'Syracuse on a sic'ian. He had not r egistered up to noon The judge was k eenly aJlve t o the im- lying advertlsean<>nls as pure r eadi ng of grand lal ('eny How he clin be on Satnrday, J anuary 31. maLter, begged for 'the prl\' lIege o f beSyrll(,lIse Criminal Court and in the Attorney Sheehan ot'fe r e-d objections a t pCl'tance 0: the case and imposed a P t:: n itcntinn at the same ttme. ('vel y step, which th e court, In most in- fine ot $!::vO upon the defendant for Ylo ~ comi ng a minor partn e r In the proceeds ot thosE" proble ms wh ic.-h ~nracle ::itancp!:,. o¥erl'uf€d. H e wanted to know la.ling the ordinance r equjrlng physi- of a. swindling opera.tion direc ted Anto nius, w ho put up a $:iOO bond. why T,cmPle had not been notified. cians praclicing in ButfaJo ·to be prop- against Its own trusti ng clie nts. We s ay to soli e. It may be that An~ Dr. (,ram !aJd 'r~mple did not see fit to erly r~i&tered. It was refreshing to th is advi sedl)', f o r a n ews-paper ,,-hlcb In a. tit o( (I"ugalttlo·. has concluded relgl!Jter untn alter he had bee n serv\!d note that two ol'licials were so ab50- prints lies, Iwowlng them to be lies, in Te-mple Is too ex pensive a luxury tor w th a summons In this proceedJng. lut ..y f earless in the pecformance of Its reading type, tbus gi,-Jn g lhem Its to mainta in. A m~~ G. GoodwIn, assislant inspector enuorsement, Is a partne r in a swtoound~ l' th Q H ealth DE'I>artment, was the their duty that they displayed ",,-tis" Che.er Up , Tem.p l e!" next "Yo ituE.'f's. Sh e t (>stlfied that while on taction in enforcing the la w. In some IInOl" oper:l.Uon directed agains t lhe up Te mpl e old bOlo '" t't.-marked duty on the afternoon of Salurday. J an - cases otfielaJs fear t hat tbe wrath of peace, the hea l tho the yery lives of lhe tic f ri end last e\'~nlng .·Be uary 31, Te mpJe c~me to the ottlce. H e ~ordid newspapers wh ich p rint the ad - those who trust its Etatemen ts. , . to be a llo,nd t a re,...-I s t el.. Sh e t Q ICI vertisements or such creatures as Aua.nd In a ft' w days Ou t onius wil1 faS~"d hi tn your dungeon cell . • m th.£- ofFlee ~'as c losed. and as it was t onius and T ..mple as pure l' ailing tact that Antonius is stl11 at lar''''e aftE- l" . hout's. she asked h i m t o call again matter, thus becoming panties to an at tool Lt in the tolls I~ not cred;;. ... on Monday m Ormn£". to rob their own clients. wlli be and the Oi~.. t At!!lr· e.xcitt-d ",!:,ainst them. YESterday there \t,r:~ was no such feeling in cyidence a nd ....IIIAi...__..._ _ _ ........_"""____.....;....._ _ _________.....________ lb {act 4-tLorney William H. G<> r- I I I I I lIf a. ... ,.. ·.. ·.WO'3 .. .. '\....... '1:....... . r: A FAK IR PUNISHED:..·..·· I ternm. I \ ~ �Cd It \"t,:r, t . ..... .",................................ o jl) CRseS, J oe-.1(n, dl)lhlh pria. 4. -I t~t:alhs; m£' 3~le~. .:3-1 (' 3SeS , -4 'h~ ~l~S ..) 1 ~'\f'.~ty-rOl1r th "'~1Tt1. s('arJt;-1 ( l \ l l , _. , <:~~t.q, no de-uths; dI P hthl'ria., ~'l ('aCl{·~. 111) tl£:ath~; nl easle!'. 19,3 ca~(·s. 1 death Jl will be sel'n ttl:lt in th(' latter wants lh (\ numh('1' of cn!'es report d Is far In "XC'l'!-lS oC that or the poo r('r wards and thai th~ . numl' ('r Of... de3ths Is a Uullt l lllt' ~ amf' ] he c ll'cu mstance w as e x- II ~ ······ ···········j-·f ·.. ···· .. ····· ..·............... -7""==--= -- - j])RTUNG !-:a~ll1g 1.lalned I,,· th, Ill g hy h.nlln tha t In rothc"r I<l st th e 0,..11. w ealthier \\ ,Hds nil dis(ases w e re 1 ('porte<l. ~ STATISTICS :Hl(lrf'~S U)lOIl P eo pl e." " ThE' [J OllSlng __ • C'( lh ~ IS =i c ALA IN G EPIDE~II I' C 1 I R~[ I ' Cases of Typhoid PeTer III 190'" -.................. .. EA TH RATE LOW THERE ·...... ·· ·~.= .. ·..=··.. ·""-" .. ~. ~~Il !,.... " __ ISN LLPOX WAS WIDESPREAD In Fact. Figures Show as Well as Those Gathered in Best ~eside ntial Section. ve lo ped In 135 Cltles Acccrding to t he State t: ea Hh Burea u ' s Ilulletln AccordIng to the annual hullctln ot thu State Department or Healtb ther~ were 124,160 dea.ths durIng- the }'ear, making a death l'ate ot 17.0 pe l' lhousand population. The number of deaths "as that or th~ CO MPARISONS l)OCTORS I OVERWORKED Supply 9f Nurses Gave Out Several DilYs .lgo. I IT WON'T DO. 8'l'ATE BOARD OF HEALTH ADO P T S A RESOL UTION Ithaca Number 237. m ........ ,..................... .......... .. .........................................~........................ . ., .............. ...............,... ·N.···-···.. ~· ·':. ::··· J"'. · · ··· · · · · ···· · 1 -" t ......... _ ..~. E 3 lUU ..................................................................... J' iC'k- 1 ('" ric AIm), R('f'r!!l{U) o r the Cha l it" Org~lllzation So('lel\', I'ead a n inlE>r~ S ling pap",I' J·on'll ........ ...............,......... ...............·... ....... . I The m« ling I,,", ,,·onlng "as oponod " ith n il bv i\lJ SS Emil)mnll u pon "TIlt' 1';\1'1< SYstt'ITI." Fl'ld- lealth Commissioner Shat. ters Belief Concerning Infected" "Disease Tenement Section. (':lSlS, "I' ....o n.a'h s tro m tlie D J••••• OoclIr r e C Y •• , c rdn.y- CHT lioaplta l 1'I •• 30 1:10 .... ttena. a n " C.r.D,.l1 I u fi rmal·y .33C t . 'y Wa ' .l' S .pply t. KI Il_ed.. Declaring That the So -Called I nte rnal Vacc ination Is Not L e g a l-Annual Report. At its meeting Wedne.day nig ht tho state board or hea lt h took up the malter ot "internal vaccination" a nd vigorously expressed its disapprova l of the method. ~\. reso lution wa.a adopted defining w hat vaccination Is in the mea ning of the la w, and copies ot this \\'111 be sent to all health and school b oarde wit h the expre-ss sta tement that the ::'0called internal vaccina tion is n ot vaccination at aU in the eye o r the la.w. Another resolution adopted de c lare~ that inasmuch as we are fac Ing a widely apI'ead e p idemic ot smallpox the need for vaccination is now very gred.t and urging that all persons be vaccinated as soon as 'l>Qs:!Irble. Secretary Probst said he b elieved that the sma n-pox situation In th e s tatp was improving someWhat. The outbrf'ak has not been worse than was generally ex pec ted to come w ith the advent of c old weatner. A s milder weather co mes the calieS w ill bocome fewer probab ly. But for a sta.mplng out at the disease h e t'eels that only gene ral vaccination can be depended upon. Dr. Probst r ead a draft of his annuai repo r t whi ch was approved. Ad soon as h e can pu t it In s ha.pe It will be flJed with the governor. The b081 d board approved the )-laumee rtver as a source ot supoply for the CIty o f Toledo. the water to be first put t hrough a filtrat ed bed p rocess. Sewage d isposal plans for the Tol edo peel house, tor Sl. Mary's,and Mt. Gilead were a lso approved. T he boa rd also approved water supplies for Sale-m an d FIndlay and sewer districts lor Toledo and Cln~ dnnatl. Dr. Stanton h ad a report u[ the discb arce of sewage into :Mi11 reek and recommended t hat the mattE'l' be pOl tponed for legl$latlve action. Apeela1 to The Post Exprua. Jth ac.a, It''cb. o.-·T he C'pirlcmic of tyP h oi d fevC'[' lit this city it:; beco ming most -a larming. Two hun dred and thlrty tlcJpated ill b:.· nIl th~ sanitar)' dleh('Ycn cases were reporte d by th e eity trlctb; it OCCUrl'ed mostly In t11i: \\~t ntpr months, but tho midsummer mortali t.y physi c ians yesterday and th is number Th e a<l(ll'~.'';s w a s ill th~ na tll1"i) this yt'nr was Illlusually low. 15 fa s t Increasing. Two d eaths du e to of a " t; :--lloll:--e to on~ delh"ered b(>fol e the The Infant mortality Ie \'ery low, th e- dise.l.Se occurred yesterday, and SC\ ·· ~ame a·~soclallon a \\c~k a go by P ro f. mOl:t 5,000 less thlln the avel.'aC'e ; th(' eral o ther ell ses a r e m ost se l'io u s. eha 11(;'~ Zuchlin, pl·ofe.:::oor o r. Sociology at saving occUl"rc.d jn the A;Jt umn and tn All the l)h ysicians are Qverw or l<:ed, and Chicago- l · nh~I·$lty, a l1d ill I t st:\'eral rural par ts at the State. One-fourth at stHl't1ing facts \v ere IC\'f~c.\lcd. th e 8upply o f nurSf>S fo r th e s ick gave o ut Thnt tn ~ af: l e s, a <lis(a~e whkh is usu~l1y the deaths ()ccurr~d under five years s e v eral days ago . Nurses a r e bei1lg ot age: (leatha over s!'vt"nty years or age cort:h..!~l"('d of liltle importance. hi more t ran:sre-rI"ed from patie nts ' '''ho ' a re but fata l thnn s-calle l Ie\'~r wa~ among t he ranged Crom ten per cent tn the marltlml) slightly 1111 to t hose who are in greater l'en' lalfons mad e b y the Ilgllies o ff ~ re<l to t hIrty per cent In th e centra1 dIstrict s da.ngcl'. by DI Gret:Il~. An o thl'r (ac t brought to of the total. light "as tha t thc ratio o f deaths and The C it y h ospital co ntains thirty paThe zymotio mortality wns 14..0 pe r dlSt>a~ e in the pooret' \Y ards and 5u-calh'u ti en t s and the nurses' a n nex has b een cent at tha total, beIng abo\"e tho Bye l" ~ t('ne mEnt hOl1!:oc dtstl'il't .s Is not'l'adicnll}' Diarrhoeal d iseases cnust"d B. ~:Nl' t urned over to the suff.er ers. In t h e dlrre1"l"nt from lhal o r mJI'e elegant 1I..:::;lp aCI!· SCQ.!'I f- t feve" low Summ er m ortality. Corne ll university infirmary th ere are sections. Cgnltr.lV·S tho abrupt In crease ot In~t t hir ty ~th ree 'Stu den ts, and part of these Iuteres ting S t atis ti c s. year. DIphtheria hns the sarna t'd.te are o n cots in th e- hall s, as the wards are Figures gathert'd h y the Health D epart- ot the JEU1t tour ye:::'fs whIch is \'ery en tirely fillecl. m c. nt for 1oo:! s hay. the death rates from much les8 th3.n all prec~ding y('ar~. The cancensus of opinion is th a t the .................... ~ .....,................ •.f',Jt.I .• thn:e di~eaf',es named t o ha\ e b een as TyphoId te\'cr In c reR.~(>d modera.tely In pre vaillng feve r is due to th e poor qualtollows among ~c ho<'ll c hllchen from 4. to IS the maritime and Hudson ValJey dlR'y e nrs -o C age: SC'arlet fj ~y e l , 109 per cen t. ; trkts. lly of the city's water supp ly. H ealtf, dlphtherla,l R 02 per c (:nt: m eas lr s, 205 l1er Smallpox existed In the early m onUI ~ I Officer Hitch cock has urged that a ll wacent. Scarlet fl' Y{'r ('ascs to th e num be r t er fol' drinkIng purposes be boile d, and tlr!'oushout the Adl r !)ndack region wh .. ro oC :liO 'V ~l'e rl'pOl ted dl1l'ing the )t' al' and h e thl nka that the epidemiC has probably oC the numbe-l' 11 ~' He fatal Seven hun- It lu1.S not occurred save to a limited e).r c ached its height, as veryone is taking dl'(U and tifty-01H~ caSf'S of d ip htherin. w e re tent this present lIVlnter. During tlll'3 ye.a r th~ dlsea!e has dev~loped In 133 munl ct. l' ntel('~l on th e hvol\~ and ] :1'; deaths wer e Ule utmo s t pl'ecautlon~ If it co ntinues recOl'ded, }.hu8les hl!ads the Ji~t o( child· p!l.litll'.'s In a ll parts at the Statl? the clllc~ t o spread mu c h more, it wi ll pass beyond that of t he Tenement rens' dis<ascs "Hh ~,l.\~7 cases and Sg vic· ot which have been N e w Torl(: clt:,r, town &> t hc control of the local physicians. Urns. ~n his aclul'css Dr. GI 'eene C' lllph,l- In T,"cst('hester co unty, Albany SchE'necT h e- junior 'Week festl viUes o f the un Isized the ImlJorta.nce o f repoiling t o th e taily, Binghamton and Bouthern horder Y('r::.ity take place this \yeek, and the n ealth CClmmlsslClller 'Y nltt'r )). Greene, health a\1thoritles all cases o f di"'ea~e~, co unlJes, "'Palton in D elaware county, Ro. rloc tol's say that t h e danger will be e n· dellverC'u Q..D fntcrestla g ndurl'ti!l JiiAl C\ tll' esp<'clalJ).p measif's. H e dl.5cu~s~(I a t chester, Buffa.l o, Rnd towns in Chautau~ hanc cd on this account. A low co ndit ion .."rg at the Chapter .dou~e betoL"e the ltmglh malleI'S relating to t he wat er su p· of' "italit y, s uch as may be brought on by " ' omen Tea chers .::\.stsociat.ion on tbe s ub· I ply c) ( the cit).' an d the ho using o f citlzi"ns. Qua c ounty. It was most prevalent ·-jm·" P eople the unusual exertions of junio r w eek, wi ll j(.'Ct: " How Call t he llc..-<L1th of the I n the la ttel' connection he sald t hat in:=- th e first h~1! ot the ytaI". ~·ltb much or a Munlclpullty be Improved 'r J re nd e r one especiall y Jiable to fa ll vlctlm~ dec re ase in t he Summc>"[' and recurrence Dr, vrcCDe' confined bll:; r(;mnl'ks prtDot. wh i le the ten?mellt h o u.::e c(JIlliiLions at to th e- clisatie. I I)ally to tbt! conll'o l ot contagious or cowth e dt~· w ere not dll llu t might be h orwd during the Fall. It ctluSE'd the 8.:tme ma r Inuu lcubl e ui scllses, and urongi.Jt out, IlUlOllS for tll e y W('l'e betlC'r than those exis lillS" tall ty a8 In 1001, but was more E'xtenslvl:~Y other things, th.tt the dea th rute In the In Otht!l~ cities IJ ( I1urLllo's SIze. 'fhe prevalent. It exlsts now at Rochestf;l" ..................................................................... east slue Iwd water t ront WBrtls, wb~re g l' ~Rtest ('\'l1s C01l1leClt?,1 w i th t cn~ ment and ylcln l ty, ahn.l1ng; and in town ' In foreign populatlou p redowlnUltti, Iloctl not houe C! liYing'. h~ ~ai<l, 1Iid not co nsist s o Clinton, ChautauQ.ua. and D e lawaro cOt:nHPPl't!cial>h exceed tP.at nwong t be peo........... ........................................................ p ic In the big west tilde wnrds. lle a bo\\ ed i m urh o f l' anlulI"Y (.II' phY!-'olcal ,1erec ts as tics. tbut during tbe pas: 1 PUl' lhe l'u w«:.Te lllore' m o r ..l l <lifficllllit!s occas ioned by hud"Th ere were 8,800 deaths tram pneumonia calS(!S ot 6cu.l'i e't terer, d1phtllerla nnd. meus--I dli n g or many pe rson'S 10 crllwJed q uarters. a n d about S.1j.I)O trom Brlght·s dlsease. Tho It isn't cveryl>ody that kno ws l h at les In the wetit tilde ward~ tban In thE! ealit s ide "n'a rds J but sold the dOltbs were " do"th r .a t e a cute respiratory mortality W 3e a ltlUP be Gus Schneider can tell a good ~tory JlI~ fi gure., s ho " 'in g tl, ... .. and d6 @... U C Spealt out along these about eTCU In D\.mber. T b ls, h e obsern.·d, I a ml the pre\alcnce o[ Ct.:rtain dlse-ns('s In ~ow th o a.Vf'rBge. Grippe was esttru a t('(] t o hneH until he l{no ws h e is in th e COln"n';lS probably d ue to tbe tact that the I west Side people r e-port ca.5e6 at eommunl lMT li.(~\.Tlt\.1' <llstl'i.cts were .extreme.IY in· cause 4,()(.O d('!3.thq in the ~arly m ont.hs of puny o r a number of hi s f r ie nds. T h ere's coblo disl'nse sooner than do the ltaltnoy t(N-stlng- a nd \ ( f .) complete. The t ot a l the yt:>Jr. lUI annual rec urrence In ~ 1- ,a good story going around to,vn jU6t and other torel r:ners, .at h~ ia (,3e h " I'd of the city (roO' \.C'ftlMr n.nd n .-('enlber has been mOderA~e now th at i~ c h a.rged up to the slah\ art Dr. Greenc discoursed on tencments., and earll (li!-(:ase wns tigured ou t, and a s a • . G u s. A fl iend of mme attended the I wholr It was d.'n1onstrated that th e on l v au~lnl' probably not more than ;){lC ueatns ~anquet given b y thl! veterans of th e r said tbllt \Vblle tenement eoudltloUB In BUO'.li o orc not all tllat l.'O uld bc de8lr~d 1'("1\1 rf.:}son f u,' a. slc llling di!:Cl"f-l>a nc:y Albllny AJ"!"U6. .4th Regiment a few mgl,t a~o ~nu . , • 'OTl'b he told me about Gus Schneide r s Jol~ it Is ngllillst Imillorni, rather thnn uD8z1nl· U,..1\\f"(·n th{' ~lCJ.th t'ntcs 11l the \a.I.IO\l~ . . .. . ......,. ..... . .... . .. . ...... . . .... .... . ......... . .. . ... tng and how the boys appreciated the \ tar,)' cOlldtt ions, tbnt tbe hce. llh <Iepnl'tlneDl dfstl'lct~ was 111 thl' fuet that Il raClkall} 19n~ little talk he gave af t er the dinner. ~ Is lDllklng 1 ~8 tight. COD(li lloDS nr~ a,;Cll· nll e:l "l''{ o f (iI"'I'asC' ill the w,'ullhif'l pOI'- ..... .... .. ...... ... ....... 'Here j:s a part of what Gus said. el'ullv aanltu.r,·. tion~ o r th~ ( ity nr~ n:r~nnHl. willie In .... ........... .. .... ... ... ........... .... "1 was nt a wedcU n g no t very long Miss gmlly Hi ckman rend it paper on "Tbe P Ul'h SYRte'lU.· ' and !<'reder lc Aim)' UH! ltnllnll ;)IlO f()n!i~1\ I!l'ttl(>m~nt~ the I. ",,,,,, ~4\ T ' ago. ~Vh c n t~e minis t er ~'ho had b ee n \poke 00 " The U ouslog of Lbe l'eople.·' lfea lth n p llal'ln1rnt is frequently un- ...... ....... ... ... ..... .... . ...... ..... . ........ .... .... .. ......... . engagP.d to tie the nuptial ,knot came j',I1 ................. .. ... ...................... ............... . nwal'l" of ". \!-Ol':-t (I f 11111C>Fl'I tl1l til th~ med - = . to this 'p ltrL of lhe service. \Vbo gh'~s ~ '('a l exn mll1l'r 1!1 call1{l upon t o l~.s1\e th l'5 ul'llle away?' or "or~s to tha.t e ff ~"k"'h .. ,·nific·a le. A en' figu r,·. ,I""vi e 5jollpitiiler in !Buffalo ft nbl'!E Ect'hthcle wasI aOkleOangaPtellOd °b d,lIenclc . ' . t "':) • • • .... 3 (' person 0 som-e 0 y c ... ~ Ing t1~t' l~on()Il1o n I.y war ds (('r t he 1/.15 .out md ~ ah enten uberfuUt. - an d a (·tll'ious expre~~lon spread over the )' ' ' ' lo ll<.~'· SDle !5lerblid)!eit aliet nimm! n od) bern fac aR of ilii. Suddenl)" some young man l~~ir~t "flnl, 1tl'arlH ft:H.I'.·1 c:l~eS, b'" '1 rc: ~ ttl in the ('ongregatlo n arose qUIckly and 1 o path, tJlplith Hi:1.. 8" ca~(>!'I . no dt'8 th!; &efun L}e:l S :: ~O mmt ar )Ur. \,;!Iree..ne said: ' I ('QUId but I won't do it.' m ftlslt·~, 1:, ( ' :~~t'~, ~ dr:J.lhs. ;\'lnel e nth befHinbig 00. These w ere not quite the Wor(ls that "·;:nd. H'arlfl ft' H;r. 7 cn Sf-:;l, IH) dE'{llhs; Gus used. but thpy \\ere as D~arly tlw di phthtna. :n l·.l~\·~. Ii (\E,IThs. m(,f1~ l,'S, same Il~ my fri en d could remember. If ';'2 l:a~(''''. G 1I a lhs T wt:Jtth "·:ll'd. Sl'n rt. V 'I"'",~ you are shy a good story ot It-ll your i frIends go to th e afores~ld and l'JJ \'cnIH ftn' !', 9 c a !l(·S. Ill) (Ir.l l hs; diphtlh_1" n , .......... .. ... . . ... . . .... . tUl'C he will have one in store tha.t will .:~ (·,l:-· l~. ,~ clf'a lhs; 1111 a!ot les, M ca ~('~, 1 uit y our purpose . ThJrtt.:t:Hl h \\ ,Ii'll. Sf a rh.t fl'\"l·r , r. C·,I no flo 1t h~; dll pthl'rLt. l~l ('. \~CS, ut·.lthi J1li.tsltS , 4" { ~ ...' ~. 1 deaths. uHow ('a.n the I J~nlth o r th e P eo ple o C a :\hl11lc ipa llty B e l rnpron.!d?" wa s the (:Xl oC a n Jntell~."ting aduress de lh'erccl last (:velling by lJ e-811h Qrrll't'l' " 'a ller 1> Greene before th e 'Yo m, n Te-achers' Assodatlon at the C hnrncr lI ouse in J o hn· of tive preceding yea l's, but was a bout 6,000 less than the morta.lIty of. laol. Tue d ecrease from last year was p::rIHe l' ag3 FACTS. that the West Rate is as High as Districts. I I ." lin I he p ' I I \ DE :f"'tl a '!T" It "tntercsting C .Jrupari!l"!t n s. nrC' ('olUpos.. ll largel y e 1n(T,t. antl In comp:trl~on to 1 \ I n. the' '-1atl~tic:'! of thl" wi\n1~ ~'\\'(>nty I I �b,~~(/:es, Mr. Greene. Of Dr . \\' a ltcr D. (; rccne, lJea lth Com mi!'sioner of the City of BuA'a lo, N. Y. , i a brillia nt cx a mple. Dr . Gree ne w as bo rn Apri l 20th, 1 5 3, at Star\;sbo r o, r t , his L.tther, S tephen Greene, being a prospe ro us fa rmel' of t ha t St ate, a nd a clesce nc1 a n t of Sa mu el Greene w ho settled in Bos t o n, l\[ ass. in 1651. One of the famil y , \\. ,,~ t1 e no ted Gen. Greene, of Rey olutionnt'y fame F or m o re th an 200 years th e entire fa mily h a ve been Quakers. The subject of this sketch w a s educated at th e Oa k'o ud Semin ary, Uni on prings, N. Y ., after which he entered the l\ledic a l Dep a rtment of the University of Buffalo, from which institution he was g radu a ted wi [h highe t h o no rs. In early life Dr. Greene w o rked as a h and on a fa rm . H e was a school teacber a nd late r was emplo)'t'd a ..; a teleg raph o pera tor with the Dutchess & Columbia Railway . While at the llniversity of Buffalo, he w orked on a farm and in tbe rolling mill , during yacations and spare times . After bis graduation Dr. Greene located at RocbeRter as In terne at the Rochester City Hospital. He rem oved t o 1\Ieridon, N. Y., in 1 77, where he built up a larg" and lucrati\Te practice. In 1880 he agai n removed to Buffalo , where he resum ed the practice of his profession, and where he quickly rose to eminence . He w as ap, lointed Professor of H ygiene in t he ;\Iedical Department of :-liaga ra L'ni \'ersi ty , and later Profe SOl' of Genitourinary diseases, at the same in s itution. At present he is Clinical Professor of the sa me class of diseases in the Medica l Department of the University of Buffalo . He is also surgeo n t o the Erie Cou nty Hospital, and the Buffalo Hospit a l co nducted by the Sisters of Ch a rity . In 1882 he was appointed District Phy<;ici n for t he P o or, which he held until 1 89, when be was appointed Health Ph ysician for the City of Buffalo, the d uti es of which ollice he perfo rmed in a hI g hl y s[lti,fm~to ry m a nner until 1 9 1. In I t<9G he " ' as a ppointed Deputy H ea lth Com11li~ ­ sio ner of Buffa lo, an d in 190 1 a ~ Hea lth CO lllmi ssio ner, a positio n he n ow holds. .\m ong th e n o t ab le acls of \\ hich Dr. Greene was t he father, and which resulted in making BuA'alo one of the mos t healthy nnd a model of sanit a ry perfec ti on, w ere :-th e placard ing of houses for co ntngious diseases, a sys tem now u nive r ~a\ly ad o pted; ban is hin g mi lch cows frolll within th e City lim its; cr ushing out the sma ll-pox epidemic; drastic mea ures \yhi ch led t o the preventi o n of rabies ; sy ~ te m of hand ling t ubercular cases an d improved metltod~ of fumi g at ion ; the pwh ihition of expect orat io n in pub lic bui ldings a nd s tree t cars ; the examin a t ion of ice fo r sewage matte r, of m il k a ud o t her fooc1~ for il11p ul- it ies; n ~ys t em of inspecti on of butc her shops, bakeries, ll nd ot her places w here ani cles of food are ma de, a nd ma ny ot her valu a ble sanitary l11ea~ures . Dr. Greene is H 33d degree Maso n , and ha s hee n hono red by high ollices in th at or~a ni z a ti o n . H e is Potent a t e o f Isma ilia Temple, :\o bles of t he 1\1) s tic Shrine, a nd Past President of the Acaci a Clu h. lie is a lso an hono redl11 ember of the B uffa lo Club 'In,] I I he l- ~ocial n lHI pn ) fes~iuna l o rg anizati ons . He is also n memb('r o t the Ind ependent Cl ub , a!HI of th e State, Co un ty and ).Iedical Societies Dr. Greene was happi lYI11 Hrri ed . . -OH IllI)"r 28 t h , 187 ,to ;\[iss l\l an- E . Pur,el , of Buffalo, and has one so n, Clayto n W. Greene, \\' ho is a st ud(,nt in fE~ P,·i"f'pt on TTn; VPt°<:l t,· r , '" &REENESQUEEZES SEVEN /' ~ MORE TENEMENT OWNERS Inspectors Will Continue Work. Until Every One of the lawBreak.ers Has Been Apprehended. names ot !\8yen more tenemen t .. they we ro viola tins th e law, but no nt- owners were yC',:;;lerday sen t from te n lion was valtl Lo lhe wOlrnln~ Set [orth h De~tmenl to D1St.-Atty. In the nolfce. whoTn tUl fI will p r~~ en l l ile Dr. Gretne says he wlll ('Ie-an ont every the Grand Jury. H ~a tl h ( 'om t.en;-ment hous~ In the c1 Ie he nnds the Greene said to a. RK\'I B\\ rt" p J.... ,.. nut bf.ll n!; lIvecl u and jr(>sterdflY that in o,,"ners ll~d been e.;lch In- has that I Wflu are ,"'cu.' ,,,,,,,,,.~ ... .T ..U.S. .. , ................... ............ .... ........................ .. 'SMAllPOX ,J SPREADING ~TATE BOARD OF HEALTH CENSURES FRANKLINVILLE BODY. CITIZENS ARE AROUSED L '" \ ' E R " ·.\Rl:\' G A 1,0.'\ :\,l'-HOl'ES 1'H \ 1' 'WILL GO TO E :\TB llT \ 1:\ E D SO 'l E 1'HI:\'G '1'.'\:\'01- OL E , ,' Il, L FOI, LOW. I SIl,'r la l 10 Till': TDIES. Fr:AXKLINVILLE. Feb. 6.- FrankIhn"ill c has for s ix months been RUf(Cr- , lng fr o111 th e ~ O(' 181 a nd co mmercial dep l'c51~ lon In c idcnt to a !-;mall-pox srare. l ' C\\ cases an~ continually dc,·eloping, an<l a pparently th e board of health Is un a bl e to ~ u c eeR~ fully prevent the spt'C'ad of th c co ntagion. T h ~ peop le begin to t hink It is lime :::o nH thi ng mo l'£' r tt'c c t!vc was done. ;\1tOl'n f' Y " .. ~\'. "~~ring has been in conl· lIlun k ation \\"it h the S tate Board o( ]J ea lth a t Alban y. and has a lett~r [rom th e m ~ lalin~ that the Franklinville HOArd o f H e a lth has not r eported a l 1C \\" ra !'c or s mall-pox to t hem [or thrC'(" nl o nth~. Ho~·c \·el'. there has beeJl hu t rew d n. ~·~ in s u c (, f' ~slon that the Yil lAgr 0 1 neRt'b;\' npighborhood have not had eases of t he lIi~ease. and some und cl' quarantine most o[ th e time. Th e di g r~ a~(' i!i spl'cu ding. a.nd Cluarantil1 ~ RO far bas bee n In effectual and la x. .\11'. " ' arI ng- w ill ~o to .\ Ibany next , ,, (,p li: and s(' (" jf some thing ea n be done (01' t h e 1'('11('( o r the town . Co mm c l'c ial interes ts flrc s ufte rlng a nd unlef:s new l1lcas urcs arE" a.doptC'd ~ nd enforced the l' (j ll diti o n ~ a re not like ly to impl'oYe. T hc' ("'a~ e ha\'c nlo~tly bcen mild and r.o ne ha \.(' as y <." t bcc n fatal, bu t th e p -:"ople a r e beginning to d f' mand tha I f'a~ o l1able mea ns b e undertaken t o sto the d t:sC'a5c. y ............ .In ,... ...................... ,,... ... . ....... .. 1_ , .. L ....... J • • _ .... . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. - ', ¥ ONE ViCTORY, r epud ia ti on by Senator Mar.hull , of th e bill whi ch h e rec ently Introduced into the Leg is la tu r e to amend the t e n e m e nt-house la w is a notable v Ictory for those \\ho ha \'c op po~ed the measure. ~fr. :M arsh n U says h e did not f ully und er s t a nd th e bill which was put Into his h a nds by Int~r< st e d pe rsons In New I York a nd Brookl y n for Introductio n. He h a.s s ince 1 f'~ rO ed that its provIsions would undo muc h ot the work of the tenem e nt-ho use co mmissIon a nd he is unwllling to s t,end sponsor for It. B esides d eftn Ing n. tenem ent house as ' a buildI ng w hi c h contnins fiv e or more faml Hes, Ins t ead ot three or more, as "how defin ed, th e hill s o ught t() c hange the san ita ry a nd ti r e featw'es of th e la w in r espect to four- s tory, or eightf a mily, t en em e nt houses. The prese nt ' r estri c tio ns r egard log n a tural and a rti fiC ia l lig hting of halls w()ul d have b ee n modified in a Inost unsatisfactory lntLnn e r . In N ew York nnd Brooklyn a lone th or e are a bout 25,000 of the smal l t e n e m en t houses, w hile the number In B uffalo mus t be ve ry la rge. To r em()\'e this olass of build ings from t he oper a tio n of the law would re-esta blish / th e deplorab le condition which existed ' p r ior t () 1901. ' VhUe those w ho oppose the amendm e nt ot the la w may t eel "a U.fac tio n In having the Marshall bill s ide track ed , their w o rk Is by no m eans e nd ed, as ther e a r e at leas t two other objectiona ble t en ement-ho us e b ills b e Cor e the L egisla tu re. On e h a s been Introduced by Sena tor W a.gne r, a Brooklyn contractor and bui lde r, and the other by Senator Ha.wklns ot N ew York. It Is s a.ld that the Wagner bill covers a lmost t he f(3.me g round as th e so-called Marshall hil I. The Ha.wklns m eas ure s imply p rovides for the a bolition of the inner court and the return to the a lrshaft-one at t h e worst teatures of old-style t~nempn ts. �~ ... comment, 1Q1 ecre~ "One reason why we have not, Identified the owners of the unsanitary bulldtngs of w hich We have \.../\ .. , ........... ..... ... ...................... ............... . conu>lalncd Is ( hat. we w ished to strIke at th~~n\"ners regardless ot. who they are. It makes no difTerence to us whether they happen to be contrIbutors to Our society or not." Professor Richardson's resolution t hen was p\lt to a vote by the chairsmer Club protests against man , Dr. L u r ien How e~ and was unanImous ly adopted. all of the Amendments The Hosmer Ch.:.b elec ted ne w officers that are proposed. las t night. They are : PreSident, GilI s on 9-. E lake; first vice preSident, HenMiles; second vice president, WillGREENE'S SPE ECH ry iam B. DIckinson: secretary. Ray C. Hill ; treasu r er, J oh n ,.. Treft. I !I\ YS HE NEEDS FIVE MEN TO I·Iea1th Commissioner Greene yesterMAKE THE 12,000 INSPECTIONS day s ubm itted to District Attorney Coatsworth evidence against se\'en REQUIRE D BY LAW: moretenement~house o wners who had The Hosmer nub of the ChUrch o f been notified by th e health department ur Fa.ther la~t evening u nanimously to make the ir' buildln~s co nform to the ldopted a resolution protesling agai nst law, but who had failed to comply with ny amendment of th e t nement-house the order. 1\1:1'. Coatsworth will present a w. T hree bills propOSing a lnendments the cases to the n ext g rand jury, a long are n ow before the L egislature. Each w it h others previously s ubmitted by Dr. pt th em Is said to be designed t o lessen Greene. :..................................... .... ~ ~ ........................ ~ ..,... .. . ,.. ....... J4 I>. • • •• • ••••• •• •• •• • •• • ••• • •• • •• •• •• ••••••• LK ON TENEMENT LAW ;~et '1:"s~,rilcl,tl°tnhSe l~nOtneta.reisntt?dorillbutl·hled erPSreosr- ..... tenement-house owners. Secre tary Frederic Alrny of th e Charity Organization Society, Health CommJss ionel' \V a lter D. Greene, 1\1]58 M • a ry E'. Remington of the Remington settlement a iCanal a ndErie s treets, Assemblyman Robert Lynn Cox, Architeet F. H. LoYerin a nd others s poke on various pbases ot the tenement-bouse uestion. 1\11'. Alrny spoke of ge neral co nditions in Buffa lo an d of the proposed ame ndments e manating 1rotn Brooklyn an d New York, but which would apply to r I IBuffalo a s well as to the metropolis. ,"'Ve n"lust not wrut untn t he conditions In Burtalo a re as bad as those In New iYork and Brooklyn; preventive meas' ures a re w h a t Buffalo needs, " said MI'. Almy. I 1\{155 Remington told o f the wo rk done jln her settl ement, She described her ,educative 'w ork a mong th e t enants of the i building former ly known as t he Re vere or Imperial bloc k, which is now the home of her setllemenl, S he a lso an interesting accoed unt coof how , sgave he abated the ove rcrowd ndition of that tenement-house a nd got It into sanitary condition so tha t it conforms to the new tenement-house ac t. It cost over $3,000 to do It, but ~liss Remington proved herself a good manager. Assemblyma n Cox s poke of the Dale proposed amendments to the law, s howing how rnany of theln a.im to lessen present restrictions. He expressed no l opinlon on the Blllendments, though he read from a n editorial or a New York newspaper condemning their s upporters. Commi ss ioner Greene gave a desc ription of the s ituation of his department in the treatment of t enement-houses. The census ot teneme-nt-houses th a.t was begun a. few weeks ago has just been finished as to the Ea5 t Side. " It shows," sa.ld D r. Greene, "that there a re 4,000--01', to be exact, 3,900-houses con- ·· .. · .. ··rt ····· .. ·).... ·.. ".. tr Heal th I I I I I Sale "There iq only one first cla ss wa y or disinfecting paper m<>ney," said Health Commlssfoner G r eene las t night. " That Is to b urn i t . SprtTrtm. n g d\sln(ectantR on monel' may be etrec t h'e In I5POtS. b ut s uch spots as the distnfe cu ...nt m lsses a r e as da.ngerous a s eve r. A bill wo uld IT IS NOBODY'S DUTY. have to be soaked In disinfectant to Embalmed Meats Are So ld ma ke a t h orough job, or else put in a n Othe r Cit ies and Probab ly air-tight recep tac le a nd disinfected by I a vaporiz ing pro ce!=!s, or the bu rning inIn Buffalo. slc1p t he rece ptacle o t some s ubstance ~ that would klll t he g erms. ........................... wo" uld Ellher of th e erfe ctlve processes D f t d I I B rt 10 be too bothersome. 1 thin k the j ozens 0 mea ea ers n u a best plan Is the Issuance of new bills m a y be sell ing chemically treated meat~ by t he banks, a.s is suggested by the to a n uns uspecting public, yet nothing NEWS. " . Is d one to prevent s uch a p ractice. Some ti me a go w he n c itIzens at [n ot he r cities meats preseryed by Cleveland wero a gitating a crusade I agaln~t the use o f dirty bills. Health t r eat m enl with Chemicals a re sold. In-, Commission er Gree ne expressed him. 1 ",-\'es tigation has show n many instances. splf as In favo r of a s imilar crusade In Dlsea~e a nd death have res ulted. There H e sa id suc h a mo, emen ? Is little do ubt tha t such embalmed II Bullalo. wou ld receive h is s upport. mea ts a lso are s old in Buffalo but ,....... • whe re a nd by who m t he Health authorf _ l~le8 do not know. There Is no provl~ '1 slon for I'egul a r Inspec tion of butcht-'r . ...... ... .... ........ .... shops to prevent the sale of meat treated wit h inju rious drug.£: and a ny ............ ........... ... .. .. .. ... .. ..... .... .. butcher w ho wants to sell s uch meat ........... ... .. .. could do so with impunity In the pres~ e nt slate at aaairs. No aCllon would be taken a gainst him by th e ~ De part,poent unless compla int were made by a customer who t ra ced an Illne.ss to embalmed meats. The H ealth Department Is dependent I I Of THIS BANKS IFelTY fiG HT TH[ MON[Y G[RM . . .. . . . . .. .. . . . . ... .. . ..( Fresh Pape r Money Ordered Weekly From Treasu ry t W h' t a as lng on. OLD BILLS SPRAYED WIT H DISI NFECTANT. I I IMPUR[ MILK B[ING SOLO IN ~~I~nO:".Jco~t~~';J'~le:t~ ~~h~~e~~ne\a~~ ~ R[STAURANTS • New York Man's Misfortune in Losing an Eye Shows One I nspec tor 0 f Ag rlC ' UItu re, Dr. Cannot Be Too Careful I n John H. Grant, is Watch. Handling Old Bills, ing Them . I Ine r s responsible for the prevention or the sale o f chemically treated meat and bu tc her s hops a re not inspected to p revent It. I GOVERNMENT I N SPECTION. Dr. Bernhard P. Wende, who has charge of t he go vernment cattle and meat Inspectors in B uffalo. was s een la st night. He said the Inspection of his asslslants Is co nfined to live cattle t hat are brough t Into Bultalo and to slaughtered a nimals a t the Dold and Swift packing ho uses. At these slaugh ter houses the cattle are examined betore a nd afte r the y a re killed and any fou nd diseased a re condemned but no Inspectio n of t he meat is made alter It Is packed a nd no inspection of the pre- of The mlRrortune of the treasurer Daly's '.rhealer In New Yo rk, In losing Dr. J ohn H . Grant, superintendent ot an eye, \\ hl eh was pol~oned by disease th e vVest rn New York division of the gl"rms in handling filthy and contan1- ~Xn~!~~8 Slt:t:~ ~oe~fr~~~~ttl~: ~~~I~~t~~!~f t.v~lg: ::;~e~o:~, ~~d~he ~~~;e;~:~eD:f inated paper money. reiterates t he n t! xl weelc for thl! purpose of speaking the~ where a ny meat canning Is done warning which has been so und ed before the Ass('mbly Committee on lleRlt.b and the process u sed there ts harmless. against this danger. No ca~es have which Is now considering cl. bill proVTCJi"jlg \Vhat more direc tly Interests the peoi for regulations that will insu r e pure r fOOd./ been reponed In thl~ city a r po Ison ng "The proposed bJ1l I~ "ery broad in Its pIe of Butralo Is the way meat s old from this ~our('e, but It Is more than 1nterpretntfoll. and will cove r many caRes here at retail Is p reserved. Dr. Wllprobable that the fact tha.t nothing has that are nol bl'oughl undu any j uriscllclIa m H. Heat h Is t he food inspector In been said about it I~ owIng to the pol- tlon by the p resent laws," said Dr. Grant the employ or the Health Department. soning not having been traced to th e t oday. "r have n numbe r of Instances in He said last nJght he does not a ttempt taining three or more f::unllies on the sourc~. People are ready to attribute mind where there was an evident violation to inspec t t he meat s old In the different East SIde. The co unt on the West Side nil SOI.t.,.-" of O\'I'ls to lhe absen"e of of a ll the laws ot health and science. and h In th e c Ity, a n d h e k nows of no ,,... yet we COuld not. 1'n\,(>nt the ma king of sops has not been finished, bu t we figure rnoney, but few, on the other hand, are th e Interior Quality roods. one whose duty It is to make such Inthere must be a bout one h a lf t hat num- liable to flUSp~ct any ill. even poIsoning "H f.>re In Buffalo at the present time I spec Uon. bel'. That wou ld make the tota l num- 01' dlsea.c:e, to hav ing money in th eir hnv(' 8. number or mat t er~ tha t are reQulr"1 Inspect factories where sausages tng attention Theanseason ot are made a nd investigate all comber ot tenement-houses in Buffalo 6,000. possess Ion . bob my vealconstant fs practicnll:r he. r e, d it " 'ill The law provides for two inspec tions of "rr one wunt!i\ to know what dangers be n eces~ary for us to t'xt'rcl~e conslder- plaints." said he. " The Health D~each lenement~house yearly. That therE:- are In handling old and dirty bills, ahle ('Rutlon to sel" thnt none or the Impartment a lso keeps a n eye open to let hIm Jook alone through a mlcro- m ature beef get~ on the marlcet. ~"e arecatch any d e-a ler w ho is suspected of Ineans 12,000 inspections eac h year. For scope, or merely !'mell of it," said Pre~ - nl ~o \'ery busy watching the restaurants I ha.nd llng doctored meats. but It does th is work the health department has idenl ElIlotl C :\IcDougal of the Ban k who ar . . using on Inferior quality of milk. Inot pretend to Inspect butcher shops 'speeto r. E1 1g1 ' I t Inspec tl ons, If of Buffalo today. . '" " It will be found to "rhv milk 'Vc'have t hey servealre:1l1v Is not l 0 see w h a t kl on e In fit to rsome cn ts ot andthedoq-s. n d O.l,' mea t Is 80 Id . carefully conducted, as the Ia.w no doubt be In a ve ry filthy slate, and that means stopped a few of the reslau rnnt keepers i.ntends they should be, a re a bout a ll one \ the presence of disease germs," :md \VITI sto p morc In a vpn' sho rt tlm~." OFPENDERS WeR E CAUGHT. man can do in a day. ,Ye s hould have "I have recognized this danger fro m , - "Last summer we' found several infiye inspectors to acc omplish 12,000 1n- infected mOnl'l" and we take evel'}r pre· , I )';t stances where butchers, who did not spectlons In a year. I am going to ask caution to ket·p On the ~afe Ride in han- .. .. .. .. ...... ...... ........ .... ... ...... " :':" .. .... ...... ..... . ~:~be:ro:e~hs:~:kP~; :e~;eI~e~~~.v;.~t~ the council fo r two inspectors 1n addl- cUing it," Raid a prominent offirial of thp :Marine Bank ,,'ould be g'-d to r .. _ we ordered !topped. In sausage tactor~ ti on to the one we have and do the best I'"use ~ a dIsinipctant, '). Ld. but we know of .. ...... !:'.~; . , .."...\oJ, I . .. . ... . ....... .. . .. l ... .. ::...... ..... ...... les a. certain amount of borax Is put in we can. " nothIng reliable. A man was in the So.u5c;'lges to keep them tro m decomposP rofessor A. C. Rlchardson at t he bank with an atomizer and a solution lng. More Is used In s ummer than In Normal School offered a resolution t hat "hlch he "aid was a .ure disinfectant, -f .9 , T)filit, ban bet .Rreu33 ug bt~ w inter. The Health Department has t be club protes t against any ame ndmen t" but for all I could tell It might have e u n b ~eI!5"C£ommiffiits \!)r. re not stopped this as we t hought It betof the tenement ~house law and that the bp('n Niagara Hln'r water. If DI·. n ften be c:r tel' to a llow the us e of t his trace at Wend" 01' some olher local phy,lclan ~. ~ I .... enementTjiiu[er in er a borax In s au.a ge. than to run t he danresolution be sen t to t h e local leglsla.- and surgeon or reputation would fur- ble(e~ 9J1itgfitbern bet C£[ja tith Dtga" I gel' of their decomposing, resulting In tor~. nlsh u!-< n formula that would destroy nl~at @5' t 0,/ ptomatn poisoning In whoever a te them. During the ell.cusslon on th e reso lu- the money gprm, we ,,"ould be glad to , I.on, o: le ~ gegen btn@:itridj g eq t, I lf reporl Is made of other chemicals tion, George Miller said that un til the use It. As it is, we tnk.> e"ery precau· ~!f [IC In blefen biefer )Baraete n bon being used, howe ,'er, t he prac tlcp Is 01'wealthy mC'n \\ ho are making money tion in the way or issuing new mOIlPY :J)nct~s ttlfet . f" ~ d ered s topped. 'Ve cannot p revent t he < constantly, both that \\ hlch "'e recel\'e IT nen em Inan~ lerre s ~ nte " use of borax, though. unless It Is proven out of tenement-hou"es are educaled up In exchange fOI' "oiled and mutilated t e e [jaeen. llIlo bet @efb6eutef in harmful." lo the Idea. that In fa iling to put t heh' runene}, from Wa II t d f @efalj' t . During the holiday season Dr. Hea.th buildings In sanitary condition the" are s 1 ng on , an rom r lOmm mrnmt 9J1uttet rr-~ _ .1 that \\ hlch \\l-" Issue ourselves." rite me'" ~ , le-l,a.. made a number ot butchers stop uelng aU injurIng the human race, the evils com All of the bnnlc~ In thIs citlo'· are on tJL fl1 lJ. a mix ture ot blood and a d ye which platned of can not be abated, un less th~ alert to fight the money g€'rm. The t hey appli ed to the outfllde at a ca rca~s t hese o wners n re prosecuted at law. nation,11 banks recelye npw jr;:l!-lues threp t-. . ........................... to colo r It so fancy figures could be "That rE'mtnds me or a Ruggestion I or four times a month. anci all the. .. ................... ..... .. ..... ,.. . .... carved In t he fat. once made," ~ald Professor Rlchard- hanks ex{'hange all the .old and mutil" I know ot no chemically-treate~ atNl curl'f'ncy they re-C£'iye for new ................... mess t bei ng sold In Butta lo," Dr. Heath son. "1 ~uggested t hat the names o C mC<ley. Th£> £:xc.hnnge i!'\ made with the ··(jt ·l ·.. ~ · .. ·.... ·· ...... ·~...;;..-.......·.. I -....said. the owners of a ll unsanitary tenement- Trl'asur:r at "a~hlnglon. At times "But would yo u hear o f such 8ale..CJ Jf bouses be puhllshod, 1 belle\'e the pop- when thpre I, an epidemic. bills 1" ~ au t 2lngaoe bell @efunb. no compl~lnt Is made?" ular sentiment that thus would be ool\'ed [rom, say Cloy.lnnd during' the ~ ~ " (l;ommifiCit.s SDl:....G!.tune ift b ie "NO. 'Ve do t he best we can to keep a roused again5;t t hem woul d do more Rmall-pnx outbl'eak there. are kept to~ "J •• track of what kind ot meat Is being to bring t hem to t erms than any law. ",ether 'lntl Rent at nnce to Wa.,hinglon @:itetohdjeJ! untet ben )BettJoljnern bet sold, bUl no regular Inspection of butchAn answer that was made t th _ foJ' ex,'hange. All of lhe bank" pay new llIleftfdte getabefo gro", ttJi e unlet ben er shops Is made. The mark,~ts a re In• a at sug blll"t to women. and to many others (j IIIr1i..:.. .-d b th Ma k e t Clerk gesli on was : Bu t, If you publish the who nsk for lhun, M"ny don'. care (or lBettJo~nt rn bet 9J1idgsafetmn bo n sp<OC te y e r . ..., names of the ow ners it mIght be d iS- I nC' \\" mOll~Y bf'C'i1.use the bWs stick to'.lenementqCiufern. covered that some ot those Own ers are gt.·tht,r. contributors to the C harity Orga,nlzaAt the Fluelll}' Bank ;lnd .some others tton Society.' Tf that be the fact,' · con- it i. " U mary to ~pray all 'lId bHlR ttnued Professor Richardson "1 say w ith a. 1u l> l' c(~nt. solUtion of corro:-.lye CURhlel's an d cler~ are 1ba t s uc I1 me n are d 0 Ing, w'I th one !iublhnnte-. rarpful no t to lJ:-t t he mone y touch their and, vastly lnore injury to huma nity Up!=!. a ca ution th.1. t oth('rs mIght t"x. than t hey are doi ng good wit h the other ."'rc:-I!-lp with profIt. In giving to the Charity Organization SO<'lety a paltry $10 or $15 a year." I ""T. e- I I �· ....... ... .... . . . .. . . ... .... . . ....... t . . . . . . . ....... .. . . . . ., .......................... ................................. . , i~E\ , .............................................................. . h ratilij'·NAA;"L .L MILL RESUMES. L.I f§ ST REEt (,Ot'RT WILT, BEGIN EXl'ECTOlU1'lO:-I IN '\\-OHI~ TO:1l0RnOW. C.\ ItS. rLlinunce.i i n m a ny Cities, \Jack ed ~rlmlnal term of, the County b State la ws, !lrobi bit p itting ill GRt[Nt·m wANTS "'ill C'on,'ene tomorrow morning. -n'...·'et Attorney Coatsworth and his !la ve enough bustness on hnnel to the grand jury busy for a time. t a score of cases ngatnst owners lessees ot tenement-hou.es will 00 a mong thO'e presented. 'rhese nre the rases referred to Ihe District Attorney by Health Com mlsslon.r Greene. . Over a \ 'ere I ansterred from the criminal tel'm of the Supreme Court because Justlve Stover hod to take a ~ollrt In Brooklyn are ready tor trial. Most or them are ot a minor naThe principal cases are those of •• Broken Charles H . Callahan, (·h.cr~.. d with mllnslaughter In cllustng the death of Patrirk F. O'Brien wtth fist blows: th~ T~d Fisher gang. charged with criminal assaull In the first degrep upon Margaret Seigert: and Mrs. Bertha Rornriu~. ~tster-ill-1:l.w to Henry C. Jewett, proprietor of the Jewel t street cars. In New York city a pena lty of $500 is attached to the offense. b Perh ai13 the penalty has neve r een enforced , and th('n,aga in, perhaps the ord inance h as not been violated . fn I ............... fE motit'1 u·nellleJlt~ . That thf"l'e wn...; need Hati (lnt~ could be hUl0t(f\l, noel wb('l'c HlmOf.;t lhe crrtaint~· (If cure ('ould lIl' n rrol'tiPtl tbem, or 10('(1.1 w.• ' Rnnstnl'iu lIdmht ~d O llll tbi ng whpl'!' by fill. Itl leu~t '''' :1~ LHtlUt' "t'ry "k"tr at lhi~ symposium or (·xperts. tbe OPO~Ul ttl modify tlt~ tl~npmellt hOl1~t! ~ law ht ol'del' lO allow ('(JD14{'ien('ele~s bnnd~t'~ to ('ol1t>l't a lal'ger 1·t" ·PUue on their outltty is simply 1 I ut hllmall 1i"I!~, ... II IJI'OPO:-l,lI to tnkl!' ; H has j ust commenced in Bufralo. Superintende nt Bell of t h e police force r th t of tbat city h as given no Ice a within a few days a sqnad of fifteen or t w enty policemen i n pla in clothes <rllllU!!.illu might "' ell exprnd !j;/,OOI),OOO III J'etl"'o, In!:' the old-tosbioned deatb tratlS with fORGE. Syrac u ~e curds are hangi ng in a ll the streel CIH:< warn ing people of t he pentl a lty a ttached to spl lting on le ca r floors . A crusade against the fifthy ' h abit will be riding a ronnd in the t reet car~ Stock Furm at Enst Aurora. who of B uffalo looki ng for m e n who v iochnrge. her with libel in sending a de- lute the spitting ordina nce. It is ramalory postal card through the maJls to h im. sa id tbere have been no arrests It is said one ot the members of the s ince the ordina nce w e nt in to effect F isher gang has turned ,tate's evidence. several months ago. The a v erage ·············rt:::;····:··· ......~ ... ::;......................... pOliceman and citizen treated the ordi nance more as a joke t ba n a reality . ....,........... .... .............. .................... ..... SuperintenLlent B ull and He'lllh ComF ... It. F IL':'..> missioner Greene b ave been inclined toward len iency becau e a ll the cars did not benr the warning s igns. But ts < ~~j now it is differ('nt. In e ve ry car in 5!)iftrift5 <~ntDa lt bie !JI{I< hltitmn ~ e nem e nt qa u s~ B uffa lo there is a sign that announces u'berfanbt, hJtfcf) e angeo< it is a v io lation of the law to spit in mungen bes ~en e m ento tbat car. The n it tell, about th e Jlunnicf)j nacf)gefommtn fin».. ishment and the noticeo are sigued by 11)er~n 'oer nacf)fte iffiocf)e W illiam S . Bull , Superintendent of mmenfreten'oen @tan». .;Jurl] uber< POlice, and .vll!ter D. Greene, ~LD . , tDerbtn. Ilealth ('ommi " loner. v··· · ··· · · · ··· ::· , 0~·· ··· · · ·· ··· · · ·· ···-· 'fhe Buflklo P oiice Superintendent says that wh en hi expectoration 8t8rt,; out they will regard all .... ..... . l·rc .. ············_···························- squad m en as eq ual and that no exceptions will be marie. The man who ~pih on CO~MP TION IN THE TENEMENTS. th e floor of th e cal' will he promptly Dothr.r ~jd(' ur th£> O'f(,I'(,l"o wuin~ pl'oharre ted and effort will be made to Ie _ J)E'tl.l'ffl Ilt the t..Ii~(·l1,:o1~ioll of thE' obtain cOil\'iction '. ,\.1.: fOmy of )Ie-ditiup lu~t ni~hl. on th£' This i3 all right and proper. A ~pr d of tub('r(·ulotii~. Onl~' th(" reflN'm ore disgu ,t lng and offens ive habit lion that :\'ew YOI'J.~ number:, it~ pOlH11ntion by the m illion ~l1ffi('e~ to di:olrount could hardly be intlnlged in on a the dit:lquiHing toro l~ tbe l)h.y~i(·htlhi J!'tlf'P street car, to ay notbing of it in a 81 to thp p revalence uf ··th.... whitt' anitary light. 'Women with cosUy plague" hp1'c, and the testimony thpy gowns do not take kindly to tbe offered of the difficulty of chc('kiug it'{ chauceo of ha"ing the m ruined by ber.t'8~('~. The Atrol'din!, 10 Dr. Ku opf Ibel'e ll,'e ing drabbled in tobacco juice. It)().OlX> (Wr~l)m: in 'Rriol1~ :-;tit~f':-; of ron- street car~ in Oswego , hould be pro!IIIumptioll Ii'fing in dt"lIl'iely ('rowdE'f1 and vided with cards warning people im;auitary ten(,Ulent~, witho\1t Dl t>d i{'al against a violation of the statut~ . II1ttE'ndanc'e. F:TPrr year 8.000 (It'ath~ " 'hen persons d o violate it tbey ~ h onltl and 20,()(X) new ('a~p~ 31'f' rl'(JOI"tPrl in tl1(' be puni~hed. _ ruetl'opolital1 dhdriet. It sr('II1~. howen'I', t hat the 31lthruticitr of the .. (' figures a nd the assumption thnt con~lImv­ tion i~ ndually on thp inC'I'Pfl<;;(' are hoth opell 10 (Iur ~tioll . 01'. Big!,' J,eltl tl",r thpre hRd b(,(,ll n rtlpid d(,(,l'pn~p in the di 8('n~{' in thC' lat-:.l uE"('adl', illlO that the.' annllol number of Ilew (·n:-.(>:-; wa~ Ilot ruore tb.. n 9,000. B UI whethpl' ill'; I'nn:q:::eo;,; :11'(' waxing or wauill:;!, thcre is no doubt or the exi"tpn~ of ('OIlClitions t hat Uluke pulmonary tub(,l'('ulosili d ifficult to control. Th e "-ant o f li ght and ai l' ill Ihe old-fa ... hioned t(>ncments weakens the l'e~if.;taure- of delic8t(> ('(mstitution~, ,,~h il(;' o\'(,l'crowfi· ing "oD!ituntly PxpO:;C'f' tlwlll to rlH' than('e~ or inte<:tiofl. To wb:ll i'itrail~ phYf'ieians S\l'e IlUt to combat the disca .. e in ' t he teneUl('ut8 is indit'atetl by tbe BtatemelJt by D,·. MeyeJ' th"t he is pia,', iog 'his I)ati('nt~ "out on thp fire escnllet! w hen' t hey con get air a nd r;l1ulight." . . \. nothcl' vh ysiciuu r('('ullE'd thal ill Manhart a n t here arc :!OO,O{JO and In B rooklYIl 1:l3,OOO interior 1'O0ll1~ "withOUt a ,·e~tigc or light or ,·entilntion." It wa, ul'gt.~c1 that ~Ollle I)hiln nthropist~ YINCREASE IN TI"b.. .................... _ .... ~i ·;,;; · lgo3 ········ · ········ · ·· · ·· .............,...:r........,..................................... . ., f'lES. .................. ............ .............. ...................... , Aldermen todar made n reques for more help for his department. H e states th at tbe present for ce ts entirely t r L- I - - 100 ... o~' Health • at $100 each per annum. t at $l~~~/"J;s~~r.~~~g operators at $1,00 151 n e~fle d. "There are 6.000 teneme~ hou5JeS in Buffalo, nnd they must d~ In~p~cted twice each ye~.r, and to this we must have help . the floors .... ··.. f ·(.. ~·v .. i· ·a:.:.r ;.......-................ ,...... . . ...... .. ..................... .................... .......... _- MEASLES IS NOT MEVALENT AS EPIDEMIC. or cars will find themselves in the tolls of the law If they do not di&Con· tin ue the prnctlce. Today ten patrolmen were sent out by Supt. Bull with Lately It has been rumored that there many ca ses of m~aslE's amo ng school children. a nd t hat the disease "n.s spreading with great rapidity. l\fany people h a d fea r s on this account, and H enlth Commissioner Greene lias been anRwprlng numerous quer! ps. An Enquirer reporter asked Dr. Gr;ene this morning If It was true That t lere were man y cases of Ineasl ~s In the wprp Instructions to arrest a ll I)ersons who violnte the law ItS regards spitttng on the floors or trolley cars. Patrolmen Keenan, Glor, l\1arnon. EI_ mer Smith, Coga n . Burns, Rogers, Leary. Hnrnlcke, and Dunphy WeTe or- dered to report to Supt. Bull this mornIn6 for Instructions. 10 / '-"r;'" ... . .......l:. (1 ' .............................._. TEN PATROLMEN DETAILED BY SUPT. BULL TO WATCH FOR VIOLATIONS OF ORDINANCES IN STREET CARS- ARRESTS WILL BE MADE . . spit on h~~~~;~ ings and the increased popula tiOD, le ~ ~ ANTI=SPITTING CRUSADE. People who in t~~~ ieatlon says that no at{e~nd th~t with paid to his dell"hrtmrr the new bulldthe growth of I e r ) I I POLICE BEGIN A~ ~treet d asks [or these men: el1~~~~IS~rO~~~·Gl'eene The Officers went city. the Superintendent's office and they "Xot that I know o t," answered the H ealth Commission er. "The r ecords were told to nrrest all persons who ex pectorate on th e floors of ca rs, either In the car or on the platform. Th e pa- of the Bureau of Vital Stattstlc. do no t s how any decided or alarming In crci.lSf' in this disease. There were on}y twenty ('as~s ot measles In this ci ty last month. H ow many may deve lop during th e pres ent month Is something I am un able to ans wer. However. p resent reports trom physicians do not t('nd to make 111<" an xious. I will say tha t parents do not consider measles ve ry SE'rlously. \Vh en their children a re tn.k E'n d own with that sort of s ickness trolmen will ride In tbe car •. and keep ('\.)se wa t ch. Railway officials hnve m:lde many complaints to Health Commls~doner Greene and SUpt. Bull that th e ordInance was being violated daily. Commissioner Greene confe rred with Supt. Bull and the rf'sult was th at a squad of Officers was detailed to watc\) for violators ot the la w. " Th e law will be enforced," Raid Supt. Bull this morning. "Those who tra nsgress the ordin ance will be arrested an d punished acco rding to the stipulations In th e ordinance." "Will a warning be given?" was aslccd they send them to school just the sa me. n nd con seq u ent ly (,xpo~E"d. other C'hlldr en era b!. typhoid fev~r in the elty at pres· ent. This Is undoubtedly due to the drinklnir water. a nd people should boil ..... t" ~ t , .. .................,l' ................... .. .............. , ......... "'D\' I~]';S v ent ive of typhoid rrom water." ......... DRINKING WATER S HOU~D . BE BOILED. TilE DRI ' l<{]:\G DOILJ::D ('omml~:--;inn('l' Y WATE R. r;re~ today H ealth the report that there was an epidemic of mpa'~Jps amnng the school dpnlec1 or Statistics," £.laid the> COml11lSRloner thlR morning, "do not Rhow any deeldpd 111('1'P(l~P in thl~ di~eae:e. ThC'J'(> were only 20 ('a~rs of mf'a~IPs repo1'ted la~t month and pr('~ent reports do not infil('atp i\ny great incl'easC' thus far this month." I n regarrl to typhnirl !PVPl' the Health C()mml~~ionpr was nOL so optimistil". "r und l"J'~t--nld that ther£' is conSider-I ablp typht)lrt in th(' C'ity al present, I ing wutCI'. <111(1 all watp!" should pver that I know or." Greene D angerous. spreading with gl'rat rapidity. "The l'E'('orriH the Bureau nf Vita l h~ P.' lhorolljfhly nolled h~fore drinking That I. the bost preventl\'e o( typhoid CommiSSioner t ...... .. ................ • .. • .. •• .. .......... • ••• .. • · .. .. .. Says City ' s Supply IS children of this <'ity and that It \Va. whlr h 18 undonntcdly rlue to the drink- -- their drinking water before using it. Tn my estimation. this is the best pre- .. ·· · rt B· · ·· · · · ~ · ··~·; · · ~ · · · ......... . 0", , ' are M easles is a ver y Inf e-c tious dls pase. "I und ersta nd that there Is ca n s ld- Supt. Bull. "Wa rnings enough have been givpn. Arrests wIll be made," said 8upL Bull. HE.<\'LTI-I AG .\I ' in~~~~U~een~~ent house inspectors One aseistant piumblng Inspee or ............................................................ of ~PHOI D FEVER ...... IS INCREASING EALTH Commi""loner Green\~n a lengthy <!O liilJiu Jilcat16n (6 ~ I'Consh)t'l'able lyphold fevel" exlgt~ In Buffalo," said Health Commissioner Gret.ne tollny. "J t i~ uue to the poor drinking watt' All a.long J ha.ve IIE'nlth Commi~ione-r Gr ~nie.s that there is exif'tj ug in thi~ (·ity an CPIdcmir of mC1l81€'s, n~ hllS been report~cl in srvt'rnl neig-hbol'hootls nnLl sclIaol d1strirts to anxious pR rent~. "Tbcl'(, wer~ only twcnty CDfles in th(' ""med people that they ought to boll whole city Inst month, nnd th"t i8 not their Lll'lnking water. The warning ('un not be r pPflted too oftpn. Bolling t water Is the only ~Ul'e prevE'ntative or typhoid and as long as peollie ne!:'lect to take prope-r llrecautlons more or less tytlhoid IH sure to occur." Asked aboul LL report that an t"ploemlc of measles has brol(en out In the dty and many school children hu \'e the dIHeast.~ Dr. Greene saW he hlld heard n~lhlng of It. "Only 20 cas('s of l1leuRlcs were reponeu last month," said he, "th ere hn~ heen no alur ming In rreasel \ this month aFi far as [am a\\~lre.'· -"" I nn inct'eu!';e o,'C'r the tumnl number for .Janunry, ' he ~nid. 04.Th en' would not bC' so 1111lDY os that if pnr t'n ts ",ere mar(' I" I I <nrcfu!. They send ch ildren to school nfter th('y huYe cle"elopetl Uleu~le!:!= . . "ThprC' is ('on~itlerublC' t~'p hoid ffyrer 111 BuO'alo at the present time. 1t is prill<"illnlly due to the pollutrr} ('ouditio n of thC' ~it '\· water. The wnt£'r bho uld ~ . . .. II .", ~ e rorc It If! tl R(,(.l. ......... • �- .I~";/L ' __ . .~.~......V .. .;.-.. v.u.A<':'.~....... P B 7 - 1Q03 .................................................................... ~ .. : ............... ; i · se del' poverl· . C Q. Lu nedi~ te, 11r. G reenc, ...- - - . - ,,; l(..4.,~ Terrace, condaunato . . che' in 0PPOSlzlone a . reclamautt YO d oyevano srat'le t, d a 1 D1-" PUT IN SHAPE BY DIST. ATTORNE'"¥ Coatsworth Has Tenement Houses Which Are Alleged to Be Runnin~ in Direct Violation of City Or hi l;h r (>p U1tul I OII, ~o u l a y reu -oJ: ahly h,' h Olll'd th'1l a "ll('{'iflc In'at m on t fOI'/ tht-" di .... has l"c-all y bee n fo u nd . Ordinances Ready For Presentation to the lI ere t"f.)!'" ,'n'ort" 1<1 I.weula t~ anlmnl s w it h tht'" s('arle t \' lrus have UIlSIH'<'1,"".• ru i Ihf'.,~ I\\'<) dr(. to ,'. Grand Jury at Its Session Today. 11 e 1eggt" . 11 ero " }It t·l\s,-.. apere con ti nuare .. e , 1a plgton f(' \ 'i'I' a h C'l"1, ]1 Gree ne h a \ t" :--\It,'\ t.Jt....f"1 w h('rtl' ~ m a ny 11u,,' fail. <I th"ir nan"" w ill b~ f a m o u s all d pagare e cil'S e c " e non 10 face sero e ou ntle" h le",l ngs \\ III he c a);ed dow u on e i t' h~a d ~. J Ia ciassero Fascio riyoige n) dosi ai t ribunali, poiche' fi n- ...... . . .. .............................................. . - FLAORAN'T CASeS " e .. <\I' and ]'; IllPtX'~s F" Nl ,- t'lc i< Chlld"'n'"' lII)~ pihll of Bt"' l'l l n . I.. al lh-e h a'1 of Gt1' T'IlHLIl !i nN.· i u ll~ IS in ('hlJd"'d1 'H {li s ~a,' '5. and 01'. Al'IlIl'UIl, who is said to h U" l' ('o nl!.lu{' t l~l tl1P ,-"xI)l'l'i m l-"nts t .l n I su rl·~"",rul (·,' nd us ,o n. il< a hactP I'lo loRISt/ partimento della Salute per- se a a(liUuan Carlo Fascio che ha nl'ted S' "tcs }Jotel ncl I ..............~ ....~.!.\!. ..................................... r . of . 1" ~ Pl"t' S-.'" t ll· ~))at t' h ("S . hU\ l~ dl~co\'t-"l't d a s€?'( I 1'·}.J 'll rrom \\h k h g ood r(s ults ha,'I' hee " p-<i, ~r h t' ~,r Rr,-' l "1 1in'l"' nl in lh C'h1a 1"Ista ohtain pror. '",,"n. PlOt. l~'u;-I(l~ ky. of t h l' 1'; 111, el'italian i d ..:'~ll' U .............. ............... dl~ ~O \'i'ry rec<ts I~rl in th().~ n"'o"~rln~' rrom il . nfl mA lad y npI)l'ua t' h t".~ it. Two physi e lan" of G e rmany. a c'<X>rJ i n~ 10 :'8.1 " s cor- • nceTctLe uua venttna a 'i3 iu ' r b .J I .................................................................. I n~ r S will \1,. h.tlll~l wirlh JO)' I>y m ::!. as th'{-rt." 1!oJ Ur) di!:J."lo.a~v o ( c hi - hootl so drt:'ad,·d. It has bN-n w II cal d th~ "s('o ur!;,,, or th,' nUr".. r )"; lor in its fatality u'lld in l h ~ lIn{} <'f,{'11 (" Commis ' ario della SaIl1- SO ........................ ..................... U I 1 che' eo-Ii .... , ........... ... .. ............... ....... ... .. o non e' i n reoo'ol a colle ....... .... ...... ~ f =~=~'=~=====-,===~ Ieo-o-i sa nitarie non li poteya bo bIigare a 11 pagar nn a. We Too Many Policemen el~ven t~ent ? It Is reported t hat house cases will be laid before th e gn~nd Jury today by Assistant D is trict Attorney A ~ tt , and t hat Tenement House Inspector Charles Swan of the Health Department will be the s tar wl tne... It Is a lso expected that Secre. tar y Almy f Ihe Clulri tywill Org~atlon Socl~ty willo be callea.'"'lis a n um ber ........ ........ .. ........... rralo's Superintendent of Pollre " esterday d etn lied nine patrolmen to .............................. , d In don pla in clothes and jaunt arOun th~ street cars for the purpos e ot de~ " .. ....... .... ... :,; t~rting viola tors or t he an tI -sp Itling .. .. ..... ..... .............................. ...................................... -~ EfUl DON'T 1C , ./ [X PE GTO ~T ~O~:;cl:: ;::e~:; t~O:;~:~ otT~~~;~1~~~e~~.~~ri~~~·ector recent Swan has "orl·llllnhn: : :·:o i themse lvts nnd commit the en o rm ty I d to discourage. they are ass gne ' Seriously. It wo uld seem thnt ' thpre should be e nou g h el se of a more h police Important nature to k eep l ese m~n employed. Taxe. a r e high. calls [or p ub llc exprnd il ure a re numerous , I E ... how~yer. been 0. b usy man L Get You, !\tayhap. FIRST ARREST YESTERDAY Charles Barton First to Land in l Police Station Under New I Ordinance. POLICE COURT TODAY nnd ~ources of rev enu e are limit d. I th er!! are n ine s u pe rflu ous m~n on th e h torce. why not dro[l th em and kee p I " amolOnt ot their salari r s In th e tre-ash b en ury? The spit ting nuisa n ce a s ' r educed to a mi nimum withou t th e r c ullons a nd punish· n ecfOslty 0 prnse ml'nt~. Nowhe re ('a n cleane r street ('ars h h re It there is Insisten ce be s een t a n e . I lbe up or. keeping Ihe Id su rely n ne on p a y r oll. Instea d of sending them hlZll y h t r equ ire to ride about town, W :'" no . th m at lea..t to m a ke a show o( t rying to find s om e or ,th e hold-up m en , burg· t In rs a nd murd erers wh os e Immunl Y (rom detec t ion has brought w :de· s !lread dis c redit upon Burta lo's pollee administration? 1 f3 1 ........................................................ " ~ood f o r t ht" S p!"ltt r of ~plll(",s T".\,·n. H e- fO p olt ...-d u ~ J,it It'f" .11111 run IllTI! u own" ' Ch.lrlts r:l1rtfln !t ~·f·'aL'" 0111. has the d,;; tinctiun of h-e-fug the fir t 1)(t;Bon to he lrr f . . "A'-.1 ("11ar.::-oo with thi' t r m e ftf ~pittinh on lbt-" 11t ors or a t I r~t car For ~um~ t imt' pa~1 II'll!ns h.n eo I~('n J10&tt>t1 In o\"('T)~ Hl r E'l't • r i n cpe-nith'f! In tilt'· dty \",hldl sh. nly (orhi d s 'any J'''~1I1l to t-xpt clur I t e I "'r Jlr.nHlty <If thf~ law H ut dCE'pili' tlli ."", nutl • .IS tilt rf \\C're th lll· .... lnd of ,-\o,tI('....... (the or1lin.11l('e L·\' f?"·.\' d _ nil [! (' Iln.lr tit Bc.rton ·. Unlucky Day. B llt Or urgt.;) , FliP I,. JT 11 :11 . wi. (I1mm ~ s i .. nrr nuj) c1t".1141 lH I \\"11(:n IH' Ii 1W n:uLolI. \'rho \\', 1 SI lhll III (.)I·TH I'· tlf 1.11 {":lI'. \ ' I,ldt p th c' nth\" orc hun ('h. d urfl ln,t j(', ~ 'nl h ('Ialm~ that I"!arton f'''P I tvr.lt e I s .... u ..,j] UIII' ~ nIl L1H" flaCH' of thr> ('IT Hllil h e l,r()IIl]J1I~' 1I1a"( d h Im IInut 1" err' 1'>t Thl ' IITJ 1lt' 1" \\'a~ l.d·d'n t o l h(" .. \ 1 ,In ~trp t St t .ln lIe wi! I,i' u.rr.lI~flf>1 1 in P,,1ien (' tlnl tlllOj mlJTnlnf.; 'beforl' J u']e-'" )' I ur( h)" ./ - - - - - -- his in - I OXE DAD EXA~I PLE . In the co urse ot his official ~xA.mlna. tlGllS. Inspector Swan has to und r startling sta te of alTalrs In.a numbe' ot pluces. notably the St. James ~ote\ at Erie and Seneca s treets. It Is l five-story stru c ture, built ot brick. :c has not a lways been used for tenement· bouse pu rposes, and w hen It was COU.. v(-rted to t hat use Is w .... a pparentlY built witho ut r ega rd to sanitary rt (t ulrem{> nt~ . Inspector S wan says thlt he tound that a n a lrshatt extendlrg trom lbe basement to tbe r oof has bem completely boarded up, thus shuttl~ dered this opened at once, thu.s giving m uch -n eeded tres h a ir a s well as light. Quite a change will be wo rk.d In the !Inrk halls by this addl tlo-nal light. Some of these places, says .M r. Swan • "'ere originally built for warehouses, a nd their interior constructian Is not a t a ll s uitable tor buildings which are to be occupi ed by h um.n beings. During the Pan-Amprlcan Exposition Urnes a n umber ot wa rehouses were converted Into hotels an d since theu into tenement ho uses. In one Instance a building ha d torme rly been used tor uurposes which necessitated the liberal use ot 011 and grease a nd consequently the fioors were tho roughly saturated with both, rend er ing them bighly Inflammab le. When t hey we I'~ reeon. s tru cted Into tenemen t hOllses thea greasy, un£: nnttary floo rs were not removed. but we re covered with ot he[,l floors . making a co ndition or arralMi dangero u s to hea lth and also to IItel:l case ot fire. It Is likely Ihe Healtll Department will require all such construction to be remo,'ed, ASI';:S FO R 1I10 R E HELP. Stric t inspection o f tenement h ouses a nd literal enroreemen t ot the law r elatlve to lhelr sanitary condition wll) herearter cost B ufralo $5.200 a year more than tormerly. As a result ot the agitation for better tenement house conditions a roused by the Charity Organlzatlon Soc iety a nd other Intlue nces, Hea lt h CommiSSioner Walter D. G reene yeste rday sen t to the Board of A ld erlne n a communication setting to rth the need of mOre help to entorce the law. Dr. Greene dec lared that with one In"pector, as at presen t, It Is Impossible fo r his depar tme n t to keep satlstactory s up ervis ion of the 6,000 tenement houses In B utTalo. and he asked tor more asslstants, as to llows: Two addttional te nement house Inspectors. at $1.000 a year each; one a ssistant inspector ot p lumbing. a t $1,200, an d two dlslntectors. at $1.000 each. The request~..~ reterred to tbe Co mmittee on :V@, UL D DOOM~onC~:::s:lg:e:::h ve::::~O:a::t~J~. ~~.'~C.~~: 07 i ....... ... ... .... ...... ... .. ...... .. .......... ...... :. ~;~~~ort,h~u~;;t;~z?~gc~:~~ [;,I~:~ ..... .......... ... .."::... ..................'..... ...... ... ... .. .. .. . CIGARETTE SMOKING to tl\'(; t"lJmp ti [;' l1 IIg.lins t U lwl n ,!o:1l1l 1 (,I "a4 rOlnll 1 tl~.· J:tHl In ('ttiz . n'S ('!LUII!3 WIT .I,lal. ,I to w 'lle!) {·n t h ~ 6ln'( " ('a r l r t }l ~ ,.ftl ntl (>r:-l. ShortTy nfl. r I) ) c 01 ·~ 114 !lIght P'alrolOlun Elm. r E. ~mt.h fJ11 €' of lhe mn, dHailt 1 (Ill th,- an t · ,diti! g "'rll~~~Hlf. \l as rItlin~ rr 1 H \\~( t .\ \ ' (;"1 II (·ar m " " - 'W '~IOI. lor sin c e d uctlon Into o ffi ce as t he s uccessor a t D r. Dennis Constanti ne. a nd he I. abo ut to complete a technical exhaustIve repo rt on s evera l or t he most no . torlo us ten ement In the ci ty, In · e luding t he U nited States Hotel. the Lacka wan na Hotel, the Revere B lock and the St . James Hotei. His recom. m~ndatJons . i t Is hinted in a quasi - om. ('al way, will border on the se nsational In~pector Swa n has not been contenl to Inspect these places, as has been tht c ustom,t hat Is, in a c ursory way. bu h a s viewed them with the eye or ar arc hitec t. Ir the rumOrs c urrent a ' the Health Department a re bo rne out s everal or these b uildings will have t( Jxo pra ctically rebuilt. ~ealth Commls sloner Gree ne has sho" n hlmselt to b. In thorough s ympathy wi th the move· rnpnt to brIng the tenement houses within the law. and It Is on his In· struc tlons that Inspector Swan Is no" working. hous~s t If You Do, t he Spotter of SpiUesstown Will IN ACTIVE WORK DONE BY' INSPECTOR SWAN Aldermen Adopt Resolu tions Calling for a Tax of $50 a Year on Each Tobacco' Dealer Who Sells "Coffin Nails." IDEA RESTS WITH ALD. MULLEN HOFF - nround to tobacc o ShOI)S to see that no CI~':,';~t~:~j:~~e ,~~~d e~~~~~!dal~c:t~~l;o_ ~ .................... .. ........\.. .. .. .. ........ .. ....... ....... .. .. lutlon Introduced by Ald. Mulienhofr ye9terday In t he Board of Aldermen. ~:=======:============ wh ich pa.ssed tha. m eas ure without op... H ealth O~Q ~e bas turn('d position. ' 1 t C' t O\'er 13 te nement house " li ullpnhorl's got n. spite- nga ns b! Y Ja w y lolatlons to the District Attorn Clerk Sus.d.orf," )\'38 \\ hlspered a o ut ..for prosecution , the c hambel'. " Just because S usdort'T"""smoi<es Ciga rettes lI1ullenholT "'anIS to / ' BOIL THE WATER. tax t he e n li re busi ness. How unjul:?l !" - a ry Is nearly half }:one and B ut Ald. Mullenhofr expl:llned th~ t here was a means to Increase the city s Lilk Erie Is f reer f rom Ice than usual revenue. He saJd the business or at this senson. That menns that the ciga rette-seiling was taxed In other clt- wi nils of tlte late winter anll tbe en!'lv les an d It s hould be here. The resolu • tlon ndopted provides: spring will stir up tlte depoRits nt tlte " That the CorPO.rJ!j:ion C~I be. foot of t he lake t o a greater extent a nd Is hereby dlr~ e d . to d ra rt n n a mendment to the c ity ordinances lhau usual nnd tlta t the ,,'ater wlJl be whereby a li premises used in the sa le of worse t han usual. Ciga rettes be licensed In the sum of $50 per a nnum, a nd t h at the Mayor be IIenlth c ommlSS'gner Greene keeps empowered to revoke finy s uch Ucense on repeating his warning to boll all tile for ('ause ; and thnt the Commissiouer of Henlth be mnde g e neral s upervisor an d. wnter. a nd e mphasizes the "·!trnlng Inspector to see t hat the !:tale of c-lga,~- wltlt thc statement that typhoId fe,'or . ~~.~ ~ . ~~ ..c~~':~~~ . ~~ ..~.~~ordlng to law. Is Jncreaslng. He adds tlte inevItable conclusion to n il discussion of thIs f r mntter t hllt BufIalo water mu.t be fil. ..... ..... ............................................. .. ...... .. .. . teredo 'Ye must come to t hat sooner as;;s~or-allegea ' f Dr. Greene, Health Commis'-or later-either hy the comparatively sioner, Made Watch Dog / ' AFT E R ILLEGAL TE N EMENTS. Jnexpenslve process or slln d filt r ation l' m c> nt Jlou sl" lnspector Charles ~ . hn~ dlf.iC'o,·pred many pInceR llsed : wIth a settJJllg basin for the grosser Ove r All Places Th at Deal ~. t~n t'm~nt hOllS€Ii tha t fall tar ~hort ot part of t he suspended matter, or by th r('quln' ments of th(' law. One. It Is d. I. Ihe old Rl. J a meR Hotel built!. I the more costly and less etfi<.'l~nt In the "Pern icious" Article, R" In,::- 11 (' a l..:o fotlnd thnt wart' houscs In h filt A ld I Ro mC' c nD(,~ · llflV C bcen ("om'e rted Into tenmeans of ouse era. n cp em C So-called. f· ments flnu (H it tn meet th e rE'<ltllr('mentf;' 1 01' two may enforce t he Jesson to the o f thp tnw . A 11 the~(' IllAc e s will hll..\:~. .!j bC'.. rl moch')('(] or nhn ndoned os tt'n e m~. Trouble Is brewing tor the c1gnr"Hj'l. That nrtlcle of to bacco consumption, known A S the "comn nu H," is thrf~al­ enf"d with It burden of tuxation. It Is p rnpORf'<} to make cJgare tte~st::l lers (,Re h rlllY $&1) a. yea r towHrd t he cJty'S exIlen el··. l lld , In addition. It Is P~ of doIng som:thIn g . / �....... " ......... ..=. .... ~ j ~oo:;::-:-=--~~;....::===:--~:--- .................................................... '~ .................................................. ... ..................................................... •~t..V .-' " • ••• _ ... .. . . . . ...... .. ..... . . . . MI •••• •••• •~ . . . .. ... ..... ... .. . . . . . . . . . .. . ...... ... .. . .. . ........ . . . . ... . . . . ..... ... .. ...... ... . . ),PHOID IS ON THE JUMP NOWADAYS r fASGlOlS IN SORE STA~ITS Impure Wnter, Commissioner of Health Green e Says, Is Sole Cause of Prevalence of Disea:5e in Buffalo. I ' Y~ " Tries to [ject Tenants But ~ene Ganitats ~ Drbinan3. ltlefd)e bas 2(usfpuden in ~roffeQ 0:aril, iiber ~ fails, and There Seems I)aupt auf iiffentlid)en ln erfe q r s mit~ A n unusually la rge number of t ypho id w it h d anger t o th e p u blic h eal th w h ich to be No Redress tefn, in ii ffen tlid)en @eo1iuben unb Eo ~ culture tubes b a y e been su b,."itted t o I dread to contempla t e. It Is t o be hoped tha t the people will no t be comfafen eei @St rafe lJerbietet, iit offen bar t he Bureau at B acte ri olog y la.t ely for pelled to endure an epidemic ot tyfor Him. gana ba3 u ange tqa n, bie fei t ~ aQ ren the pu rpose of e xamination. whic h phoid before they will f eallze ho w Imbon bem lUoli3ei ~ @Su perin tenbenten would seem to In d icate that the diseas e portant to t he gene r a l health Is a filtrais on the increase. H ea lth CtJmmlssioo- tion plant. be the coot w ha t It m ay." mull an ben @Staeb tra t~ gefterrte ty or ~ e r Greene de clares t hat t h i> polluted I n the meantime Sf G'lene adv ises oerung einer aaqfre id)mn lJJ1annfd)a ft HIS RENTERS ARE HAPPY water which th e peorle are compelled eyerybody to boll 8! w a e r Intended to drink Is respo nsible [o r the sprend for drinking p u rposes. au recf)tfertigen, ~umal ltlenn lI1an bie Somebody. lrlgh tene d by a case or ot the fever. lUoliaei fii r fol cf)e 31nede ne rlnenbet, Are Neither Compelled to pay "There Is only one t h ing to guaran tee so of measles w hich came wi th in their the health of th e people. so fa r as ty- kno wledge. sp r ead t he r epo r t t hat the mail 6upt. !Buff je~ t ltlirflid) tq ut. phoid Is concerned," sald t h" commls· disea.se was widespr ead and that t h e R,ent Nor Move and Living lJJ1it fei ner unb beil @efuitbqeitil, s loner, "and tha t is p urIfy the wa ter, attenda nce at the pub lic s chOOls w as and lhat can only be done :'y the con- m u ch decreased on thIs acc.:>unt. Dr. 0:omll1iffars 5lA- c\iw~ 91amensun, Expenses Are R,educed. struction ot a moder n filtration pla nt. Greene says the repor t Is incorrect, as aer fd)rift lJer fefjenc lUi tate qa ngen The ne~e~slty of this imllTlH'ement the number of cases ot m~as l es reportf~n fangere .8cit in ben ~r o llel) cr a r~ , grows mure important e\-ery day and ed to hi m ~lnce J a n u a ry Is j ust a bout . / INldie bie lJ,laifagiere lJor be r 3ltloiber, ~e postponemen 1 of Its r isk is attended normal fo r tbis senson. OR. GREENe: BACKS THE M UP ~n blun.il biejer I2fusfpud ~ Drbinana "ll!J,enn bie IJJ1 rr~ obe ftd) (tg eine .\tU! ltlarnen, in _roIJeQ G:aril nod) ba~ u , TI:e H ealth D('paJ' t m~nt i~ h a \l ng its filr mlutneljgifbung tttuelf! ober nur ag Ineld)e bas lUrinateigent~um ei ner Hud thE.' offiC'fals an~ won ileri ng .. · ~.... d~ .. t ine stur fiir eim n geltliffen ~~eir ber <1o rporation ftnb unb bie iljre eigenen Ittrullhh::; lhu l!. t::\' ( r gOiJlg' to bC' 3 w in d · lip t o @Spibll !)11t. Gelbf! in biefer ~e3ie~~ Ch~1rlq;~ FUl("iu a pd thp L"nited Sta t t!s .... .................. : .......................... tyarre, o'i>tr felffl tnenn fte nidjtil tneitet ung II1U [1 bie lUoli3ei baB 9J1onopo! au f TI, r{'l I,rll{lt"'"rl\' whic-h Fasl'i(I, w i t holl t a. .... b IDlutberAifhttt- . = b<ltlirf!, a:lS baa lmrd) fit ein.e ~.~iir fiir stoften ber Gtwc r3aqlcr 6efdiii ben. ~ n J t rmf1. i t is ~ajd, r-on ,erh"d in t o a t enc. In'" 111111 01 IU It dn n0<'9 au entbeden'i>fil ~elfmlHeI gt~ ~H f.t hOURI;. FH5t:iO st;uuls indic t co hi ber orbin1irftcn $tneipe fteIJt be r llllirtfj the Cran.) Jury fl'I' violating t he 1~e ne. erfoCgreid)e u:afft l>e r meljanb- (iffntt toi~b, fo laal fii4 Dod) i~r llllerlf) ber !neinlid)feit tnegen @Spudnapfe au f; Inf"!'t H ou se Law. A. lv1 will p r ('b~t IJ l y :.ie Don mlullJer~iftung l\ber @5etrli ~ iii r tit lJJ1enfd)qeit {aum omd)nen; b'lld) .. ber @Stal>! unb (1ou ntQ ~ .paUc, loie trll'J ~r}~ne t im this wPt>:c. The indI ct . hurd) Q;infprillungen bon~orma~ foUte man nid]l. ntrgeifen, baa bie ~nj, U6erqaupt in ben lI1eiften iiffe nHid)e n molt 8£;"i\lnst him has no t dt" t e rrr d him i r(lm mal,fllS" an effort to collE'ct r en t from ljabtn groa es 2(uffeqm in ben :la~ hctu rrg ttr steimlqtorie oei stranfgei ~ 8ffJii uben gieol cs Gpudnapfc, t1uf ben tht' trnanls now occtlpying t he l "n ileJ emgt, un bit ~et~ciCit, kn, bie bon foldJen @ro;3tn ~ie !flo-fteur 5i)ompfern unb SDamp reifenb.1q nen ' ~ t ;li, ~ H o tpJ, a nd he has C-fl1.H.ed ej{>c t . (1lofets, nur bail Gt raacnbaq n , 1JJ10 ~ nl{ nt )o;.1 1 ... rs to l'C' n : r ·P<1 on ~~\'e J ·a l o f non 5l)r. ~bas. 0:. l&noltl~ non unb mpn en.lbedl unb fefl~fterrt ltlor- nopo! qat bas oef onbere !Red)t, feinen 1h(> t('nant~ 'J'h{> rhariry Org'an lz a t io n ~(ID Vorf f,ingefii~rlltlorbtn ifl, if! ag ben if!, ClUd) in bi~fe @eneration ge~otl, !flafTagimn einen eleffjaften Sma llg Snl..'l(, t:'o· in formt-d th<,u.nants that t hey \c! I~(., t JIRV Tfnl u ndtr thE' la \\', h ut tint fe~r toid)tig,t l'!)tmpeuti'i1:frt ~n i e- bie io reid) an ii6etrctfd]enben Q;ntbe- an 3ut~un unb bas nod) ba3 u ulllcr bem n( ra ~c-!Q !:Lt"rns to tUnk 11 e can get his 6eaeidJnd lIJorben. ~n' ben mebi. duJtQ,tn ift. @Sie Oeltlieft n ber ltliff m.. @Sd)u9c ber lUoli3ei unb be r Okfun b, I.lell"'· just thp !:ame. I'e:- tht> past fe'''· {b~·s thf' orricia !s o f hinif,fvn 3eitjd)rlf!e'l iP nber bie neue fdjaftricf1en!melt bie Urfad)e un 3eiglen "1t 9 De~iirbe . ::Dl1il 'Bcbiirfn ia aus3u" HLfllth Dt partm ... nl h:l\"E' hf~n an. flrihmlliobe ois jebt nod) nid')1il d itflie, I fo ben lllleg. aur merqiilung non f~u den fomml jebelll lJJ1e nfd)en nor, nlh(' o),(,(1 h}" p<'(lp~e cQm ir S to I h~ ort'ice. w !th gand nleid) loie bioi unb rein lid) er tl~~S r ejh;lI"!1( n l r-apprs and as1(lng w h a t ~n einer ebilorreffen mefpredJung I lalulnergiftungen ur'it atl'beren .\t1:anf~ Ielit. lllla~ tfju t l1un ber lUa ifag ier, to ;.1f' abliut lb.' In. In r:1('h ins(:lnce th e y bie ,,~im6il·, bie !D'letq oile geq'Ji re ! ~eittn." btr lJJ1eilcn lOeit 3u faqren, nierreidit w\'r. 101<1 t o £;11 thel. ,,;;1.y r f'jolcfng a n ) unt(r hie !RuerH, ltle!d)e @Sp1iler qidt ber 2( ral, tnt!d)er bie ga r fein ~afd~entucft lJergefTe n obe r nur l hril' mora'y, The ( j'~ 1 ml"n t papers to t h(' pr('!'I('nt ti me ha .....• hCE'n mad e ~iOUlmal ber leblen @(mrotion mit I IJJ1tt qobe eingitfiiqr! qat, (lnm modrag tins mitnenoll1l11en fjal, toefd) e ~ er ill 111) I"ptnrn:1hl(' h " l"rfdny, n. nd 0'1 t h at day a 1..~IJIOj,tlg. ItJ(nn inaqr," eeaeid)neton. Q;il l ii oer l-ei ne !l\tt fu.6 bor be r "SJleltl IDorf be! CYefeTIfcf)11ft, bie er 3U 6efucf)en hc'u hI S" wll1 h(' ha d i' ",nit 11 the H <>a lth geqt, 6raud)t. unb fld) nod) ba3 u in Dt p'lTtm· n t will tal.. e an impor l un t p Rr t , btl roeitn: I ...", ~ Iate !D'lebical 2(IT oda:tion", un~ au.s tiner ii oerfiiaten (ia rs bejinbet, aus T !J. LAW is P1a.ln. J1l\a~ man in biefm ty<iffen tljat, tua r, ter aUf DenfeC6en folgenl>en 5i)eballot ber er unlerlt1efjs nid)t bis aU f bie nWlI1 in 'c en m!u lum!auf eine antlging ~ert1or, baa feine 3uqiirer nicf)1 a'lfe !fl!atform flinaus ge!angen fa nn ? ' ·S~('1ior. Ie o f the TeuE.':neut Hous? Law rclath'(' to unlawful o('("upat O!l~, r ead s as IMtlfifcf)t .\!.Ofung einfpribli, 1tJ(1d)e, btn lI1it fei ner ~rnftd)t iiliminftimmlen, 'bab ~lIe i n genu(l biefeil dclgaften 2 f)tmas. f() ilow~: "J( any building h e~eaftel' construt.'tnl 01' a itf.' IT d in to ~l tenc:ne-nt hous ,~ ~ toenn ftt mil iqm bie !IDirffarnfd ber !D'let~abe oetoiefen lJJ1all ten Ie ftef) b a~ lllleitm. 2(u f aUe ll'alle alier joate ber @e he occupied in whole or in pa n for hum a n ng fam, ~er ftoten foff. @Sie fei, ltlenngleidJ 5i)r. laarrt>ltls' 18nid)t habitation in \ialation of the la8t fe,tio n , fu nbheils (iomll1ifjar bafii r fo rgrn, during au~ ~el ~ n ~u ~oen, bodj ~ u('h u nlaW1l11 oC'(' upa t ion an y / baa aud) bas !S traam 9J1onopol 5u r ho nd liT no tl' ~((,ilnc1 by a morlg~lS"·~ u pon Glrunb, lIlJesqalo biefe au~nfdjein. grote~ ~n !ere ITt ~erbonief. SDurdJfiifjrung bie[er Drbinan~ elinas f;~ti tl tlil ildln~. or thE' lot UPOn w nlch It lid] bortrefflid)e Wld~be au r 3erflo- ..........." ..........................." ;'; " , ................... . eeitragl unD tfid)t auf .\toften ber ~tand~, may he de-c'::L-ed dl!e a t the o p· fl l th{' mor tgagE't', No r ent shall b e fdJlimmer m~ilIr n nidjt affgC111cin 6tabt [eine (lars fauoer gefjalten Iner. lion re(" o\"t.~l'ablt'" by the owner or lessee or f'uch angetuanbl ltlirb, fd)eint ber 311' fein, bali •• •••• •••• •• •••• •••••• •••• •• •••• ••••••;.Jt.:I• ••• ••• . . ... . . . .... .. . . ben . ':Der Siaotrat!) foate cs bem PI ('mist'S 1"01' said period , anu no ac ti on or I>on anlifeptlfdJen @Sloffen, bie 1JJ10nopol Jur lUflid)! mac£r-n, fanitare ~pt'l' ial prof'f;'t:d i ng $.ha'l b{> m ain t al:Ied I then for , or r UT pot';session of faid pr€:'m + l . t .. 18eqaltn ;lu r 'lCufnalJllIe lJon @Speid)el Isu~ genug, fmb, um folcf1e Or ~niS:n e n COl' non· Il3.Y n1ent ot ~uC' h r en t. Tne A ,,~11 foUft Iudlt rllutftn • fiir bie (l:at!; anJufd)affen unb b i efe!~ !jJ.atien ten au aetftOren, gtltliifjnlicfM df'.Pftl'tml·:1t ot water supply r h all n ot p err 44 ~a~r e ane 0:qarCe~ l&rlon een fo faueer ~ u gallen, ltlie ber @ e~ mit walel' to b~· furnished i n nny ~ u c h angenommtn. ~I , ~an fte audj I>I-n !fl.::, t~nem~nt hou!"E'. a nd su{'h pre m i!'"es S .ln U tienten fe[&it umoringm llCad) ben e :~< ge ital bie 2(u~3eiC£;nung , 'caa rr b it l fu.~ bf)eits - crolllllliffar e5 Don btl! ht!' dl'cmrti unNt for habitation a nd th e erfte lUnfon ift, tueldie ltltgm 2(u ~ fpu ~ murgern unb ben lUaifagiere n be r dt pa l"tment o f h~aJth !;:la.tl ca u~e th e m to ljIerigen Q;Tfaqrungen fame man ann tf~ dens in einem Gtt<l;3~ n {):tqnltlagg on @Slraaenliafjn cr ompagnien erltlarlel; 1·(> \ur:HeeJ aCco!·din g ly. ' . mill, baa tyorlTl'J lin in £tlIiigen:ter nerfJaftet ltl.orbtll ift. <Sei t 2(nna~.n: e ,bann Iiraud)1 bie lllo1i,)ei nid)t auf bie \ \"hrn the l"niteu State~ HOlf'1 p ro p er t y ~tatft, um @Site-ptofoffe n im mlut 3U hr Drbina:;3, lIJddie b a~ 2(usfpuden 111 3Ulniberf)anbfer ber Drbina3 au rou, "as dec:n.r('{) \lntit for h nhitu t lon a~ a ten('ment ho,,:-.[ an:) Fa.!::clo was ' nd lcl'" d 3uft.Ottn, bie ~tneo e erqa rten, ber Q;1<1~ <MIrs nerliietet, fin'D in affen aU f ber. pafTen; bie jest baAu aolomma nbi rlen far \lolatlo11 or thf' law. t he Cna r i t y 0 1'{tiaitat '~r !man\:( t~r m.!ul ~tf<ilie (l;i n- Wi'r>tifd)en Ein ien ncrfefJrenbe n @Stra~ (5pi~el liinnten fiir notr)ltlenbige re gRnlza tion ode ty inform£'tJ t he Jj ('c lth I iien Da~n ~llll a~g oM(fEdj i[))ft angef:Had]t, 3ltlecte lJertoenbd inerben. als 3um Dt'panment tha t i t would care- ror t he I fJUt tf/un ltnb ftt 3ur 2(lIWf>un~ ignr aUf Inddien aUf bie ~e D rbi na ll3 auf- @Spa3imnll1gren. tpnnnt~ nml tht'y v. eTC nOt ejec t ,'d , H owtfunfiione n unfa q;g madjln ltlurOe. me rlfam gl mCLdi t ltlitb, aocr trob iefer 6upt. !Bull fl,1! (lefte rn bie fol[\e n ~ (> \.(>1', the 5twtery found l !"l u t it had u '!1 d e rtakE'"n n propO:" i ti o n \vhJch w as m on" t h a n lUi bemjef6en @runbe milfien ltlir oum ~~n ungen ltlurbe bie Drbinan a arr- ben ;ooliJi[ten fiir bin l2fusfpud ~ pi < It could handl~ an d 8;;) in f orm ed th e cmn~qlJ1.(n, baa e~ (llIf bas tyi'orin ein- !agCId) non ~aufenb enJ bon !flH[Ollfl1 Ile!blellft a&tommanbirt: .parn ide ] l caJth Dt"partment. Jnasmuc h u s no VUmpC)I), 2eatl). (!lll1cr (l;. @SmitlJ: p la('e (·ould be COlIna fo r th E' m a llY t en~rftn, ein (!j(rinnen f)e rlieifiifj ren ul1.b H6erlrd en. nT1 l~ to I h'{>, thl')' have been a l lo w ed t o r e Q(uf lneranCafiung Do n @;ani tat. [agon, )8 urns, !Rogers, .!teenan unb ma in 1:1 thl'll' p r('sent qu;trt e rs, H eal th I RliimpdJen eirl>en ltliirCt, ina~ biellticf;1 ( ~ommls!OjOJwr Ol'('('nc too k co m pass! on on " abe fo fdjrtmm fein, ltlii rbe ltlie bi! 0:ommi "r ifl;r.e enlfdj!oli fid) nun marnon. !flo Ian ~ upm n enbtnt !Burr, t inm SDer .crfle Gunber, ber ftd) in @egell ~ tht" tt'nants a nd hns a llow ed th El m to US'll tSepliciimict. S)iet alfo nriifill1 Ini r ('ity wn It'r. Th<>y' ..... ill I vc unm ol e: t ed 5'trcujdug ge~n t'ie Uelierlreler 'on Dr- nar l emeil .ber GpiSel genen bie 2(u5' th(l u ntil nthC'r habitation can he t ou ni tor jlDfifdn." tinan3 3u fxg inr en, unb H Di[till1mte Eud . Drblllan) nergangen qat, ift ber tlh·m. or:H Il'an l nl.l the w ca t her I s su t" h Unitt biefe!6en u:arre bringt \)ie ~ i ne 2(naagl llloli3iften in lIivi lffdlnmg : :> d)rell1er Ci:qarles !Barton non 910. t hat lh('y T\ HI l freeze i.O dea t h it oJec l c ~@Sun" tine 2(ngaO? bon bC111 !fl r(jfiben~ r ad) fold)e n' Et ulen I2Cu ~1dja u ilU qed- .40 !B.rabfel) @Sir., ber fid) geftern un btt ,,91eltl IDt>rftr Dlifltirica! @Socie" ten. .\tur3 nad) 9 Ugr geftern 2(fe l'b ~ad)nllttaA III eIner GJrant Gt r. ~rol~ fuqr lUa trofman ~fmer ~. Gmitfj, e1~ cQ (1ar fOlneit lJergaii unb auf ben lDt!dier ernar!, bat "t>qm ltleilm ' ''''•• ' .. -''.. ltlenn IM n ben ira tI fo nimml, ner non ben Eeuten, tueld)e nad) Uebe'c- Boben fPu~te. '130li3iit (l;lmer <b miff) trel ern 'ile r Drbinan3 ausfcf)aum 'fo;" ~rqa.ftele lfjn unb naf)m ifjn in bai! ( t jebt negt, bie Q;ntbedung ~r . len, in tiner lllleft 2(ne. 0:ar, ali! er fa1~, '=>taftonsC)l1uii 910. 13 mit. SDiefeil "bet iniditig,fte meilrag au r loie l&r!on, ber in einn Q;de fat, bie tyreoelr," lne~en mua !Barlon nun ei , f~n lllliffenfdiaft in hiefer @ e~ :Drbina n3 ii oerlrat. @Smitq '6t~llp td, en 2:a(l [tiner I2fr lieitiJileit nerlieren, i8arlon qa.fx Im fdjiebene IJnaCe allf ttl! ?r ble Ga)ran/en bei! lJJ1unici palge, f1II~Qtion" if!. ·SDte ,,@5un" fa ~t baau: !Boben ber <1ar auilgci\)udi, inorouf er nd)t.s treten unb fidi einen qod)peinli ~n btr~ftet ~a6e. mati on lOur.be nad) ~ rOile a mad)en laffen. 'bern 6tation M)(Iufe b ~ 13. lpmin/l il - ·pi?;:....... · ;·.. ··...... ·.. ··.. (> I * 9dit. I �.......................................................... .. .......................~...:... ~ .................................. .......................................................... ...... FROZEN l)R. GREENE BACKS \"FISH RIGHT r TENEMEN'T PEOPLE AFTER CATCHING ON RENT QUESTION NOT UNFIT TO EAT. f Health Department Officials, Appealed to by Tenants For Aid in Fight Again~t Payment of Rent Fur Unsanitary Quarters, Will Testify in Court. Health Commissioner Greene Says Those Which Become Tainted Are Dangerous. FA SCI 0' S SUI T WI L L I·;~~··~·~·~~·~~"~;;G-;;;'-l DINa MA TTE R TO ISS UE II B "" . ' ! ~~!~ ~~:Y'~~~l~:~:;;~.to "U fish are trozen just as soon a8 1 they are caught. and are kept so be consumed. ; .. It they a rc exposed to the all' nil' e nough to become tainted before they arc trozen. the treezlng w ill not make them wholesome. Tht'y a re then unhealthful. "The troz~n fish question Is largely II. matter or 'Its,' "-Statement by • • Health Commissioner Greene. I I The Health Dt>paW>lOnt finds Itselt in what well be- termp d a n interesting sltuallon. the whole matte r growing o ut of the acti "lty which It has exhibited In dealing with the tene ment house evil. A month <lgo the department waS bending Her)' energy to rid t he no nconforming tenement houses of the-ir tenautt1, egpeclall)~ th(' noto rious t.:nited Stnte. Hotel. To-da). D r. Greene a nd """ernl ot his subordina tes may be cnlled upon to go upon t he witness stand III the Munklp"l Court to gh'e C\'ldeuce th:lt will allo w these very saIne tenants to retain pOS$e flSton o f their quarters In t he same building. The pre~nt "crl~ts" tn the tenement hou~e war Is due to the nd,-lC'e g iven bl' the Dppartment of Health to the tenants of Chnrles F .• !'C lo. the I ...see at tbe rnl ted States Hotel. not to pal' re nt to him until he puts th .. building In n condition which will make It conform In every re~(lE'ct wit h the tenerefn t hou~e 1:1. \\'S. A I;lr~e number of tenants thou!<bt thpy did no t want Ii better snap thO n this. runr Rlde rlng the matter for a te", d~y~. Fa,cio decitled to take the usual legnl s t('ps. which would result el thE"f in the pnnllent ot rent by his obstreperous te";ants o r their quick retirement to othe r q uarters. He accordingly Instltuted su tts In Municipal o urt yos terda,. agnlust ten at his tenants. an d t he summonfO.es were f;e rved a t oncE". It Is probn ble that lbe cases will he hea rd today by either Judge Braunleln or Judge V~"r. F.~ SCIO GOES T O COt: R T. They were not a fraid at tbe unsanitary condition of the b uilding so long as It did not co!'! thpm anl'lblng to lh'e tbere and thp), accordingly retn.ed Faselo's demands whf'n he came aro und for the Tf"nt. Thl!=i was on t he at the present month. AIte r co n- f JS .................................................................... ..................................................................... n b e r III 0 I i 3 t i ift bit trite , III ljaitktng in ~em nrt1l3311gt g eg~n ~ utI lJorgenommtn morben, mela,e m ten ~rastnbaqn ~ !!!laggons ausfl>U~ den. .;In a~n 3cihlngtn mar ItlJste !!lloa,t barauf au'mtrljall1 gemad;! tlJ orbtn, ban Ueoer!reter ber Or'[)in~n3 erqaf!t! merben mu rllen, alfo fo~!e eme ~n !f~ullligung mit Un!enn!nts bes (i\tftBtS nilf)~ angenoll1mtn toetben. ..........f. .t: .~..............~ .....~.......................... h ...I l • .. . ...•• . ........... ................. 1................. ..... .. · .• · -r{A S C /O SUES HIS T E NANTS. Y J,ANDLORD OF U N ITED STATES HOTEL BUILDING IS AFTER HIS RENT. T pnant_ or thp olr\ T'nlter\ Statp. Hotel huildlng have roilowp<l the ad'vtC'e of Health ('omml~al()nPT Gr13 cne .nd rpfu~pd to pay thr·ir r,,·nt to Le~ee ~a rlps ]i"flSC'lO. ThJs :u]vl('p W3.f\ given on the- ground thn t Fa!iC'io ,,'as violating the Ten~mpnt HOURI" law an d ('ould not comp~l the- lrnants to pay their I _ . _ ..... _ . . ...- - _............... - -............+ . . . . . - -. The b.-t that Buffalo people gel when they go to t he market. tor flsb 18 a frozen fl~h anll a g uess. It the flsh was [rozen Im medlntety arter It was caught las t s ummer. then tt may be eaten wtthout tear at e vll co nsequences. If. howe,·er. It was exposed to the aIr In a tug tor several hours after it was caugh t. the c hances are that now It "ill bp dangero us to health. There 18 no woy to de termIne the question. and th~ cons umer must take the c hanceR. Health Comml .. toner 'Walter D. GreE"ne was asked this morn!nc concern lng t he w holesomeness or frozen fish. He"B Id: "It a ll depends when the flsh waS trozen. It It was frozen r ight a tter bplng caught. as the f\sherme-n tret:ze flsh on the Ice. it Is w holesome. It I. then no ,,,'orM' t han frozen t urkeys and other fro zen thing. t hat are all o ne can get now. B ut It It Is trozen a fter becoming tain ted. and nothing Is quite as perloh· B ACKE D BY D EI' .\R T~ I E:\,T. 'When the official notices were tacked upo n their doors by the com'table'. Fsscto's tenants a t once repatred to t he Health Dppartment. where they con ferred with (,hler lerk Schneider In tho nbsence at D r. G reene. He told them that the depnrtment would do o il In Its po wer to protect them and cited certAin pro,·lslon. at the Health Depa rtment brartng o n the case. O ne at these rends: " If a ny building herentter con.structed os or alte red into a tenemE"nt houCofl>, he occupied In whole or in pnrt for humlln habitation in viola.tlon, ",hleh unlal•• ! ul occupaUon a ny bond or note secured by a mortgage upon said bulldl1\g or the lo t upon which It .tanos. mRy be d"c!ared d ue at the option of the mortgagee. N o ren t ~hR. 1l be recoverable by the o wner o r le!'tfle-e of such premises (or said pE"rlod and no action o r speclal proceedInl; shnll be ma lntalnerl therefor o r tor possf!'9Ston o f sRid premises." TPnt1'. HowevPT, FaMcio hn.!i r(,Rorled to the ("ourt!~ tn f'P(, it hI" ('annot compd his tpnants II) pay their rrnt. According· ly. In MUlllclprll ('ourt yesterday he lnstltut"d (r·n "utt. ag~lnst ten or his tennnts. Thp Aummon."Ie1\ "'er~ !'ler-vpr] a.nd t hp ... cn~f'!04 nrf" llk", ly to comp UP 'h~!ore the ju dgps a t a ny time. Hpalth ~ommIFlBiorH?r r.rprne w Ill prohably be ralle(l R.S a witnf"B8 In the (l'aees, wh iCh place" him In n. pr>cutlnr slluatlon. Two month~ a go 11f' WAR fighUng t o hnve thpRP peopl" evicted. nn" now he will probably b" onllpr] upon tn l<lve t~tI­ mony. whloh wl\l allow them to remaIn ~ut !3.Ylng rrnt. ~ able as fis h . then I t Is nol wholesome. Seeing t hat the fi s h are caught In luge a nd exposed to t he air for hours hetore they are landed at a ny cold storage plant. In hot summer w eather. I should think the c han ces wer e against their wholesomeness." But whether wholesome or not. they are all t h at B u ffalo ppople are liable to get In th e wa y or un5'8.lted fleh. Green fish. as distingu ishe d tram fresh or ,rozen fish. are not t o be had In quap tltlcs la r ge e no ugh to fe ed the c!ly. Green fi sh cost 9 cents a pound at the root at Mich iga n street. The retail price varies t ram 12 to 16 cen tB. By the time that the greeD fl s h Is dressed. the price comes high. A t th e markets. on the other hand. f r ozen blue ptke casts 8 cents a pound. t r o zen whitefis h 10 cents and froz .. n yellow pike. 12 cenls. "The reason w hy B uffalo buys trosen tlsh I. the same as th e r eason why s he buys canned goods In wInter," said a well Intormed deale r. " Sbe can get nothing else," " But wha t about t h e fish caught tram the lake that are Bh lp>;!J!d t o New York dally?" he was ask ed. "That I. o nly a d r op In the bucket to what the city u ses." h e r eplied . "Three or tour to ns a wee k w ould not go far In thIs town. Besides ~ e \V York wants all the catch a nd overbids Buffalo flshd~alerB. A no ther r ea so n Is that peop1e would rather have a frozen whitefish than a t r eeh caug ht blue pike. and that Is all they cat ch no w. Blue pike I;enerally brings on ly 4 cents a pound, and It Is a sign h ow scarce ftsh are when that br ings 9 cents wholesale. It Is the same as eating p acked eggs at this Ume or tbe j·ear. One may not Ilke them. but what will y ou do when the hens Insist upo n a w inter vaca.tlon?" _ I ..... ..................... ........ .. '" t • 1--;1/1/ ............................ .'J .................... t tlj 1 .... lvJ.., THAOA HAD WARNING, 80 HAD BUFFALO.• Yillog<' of ItiJaca Is tlghtlng all ................................................................ Pl (' mlc of typhoid fe>('r. t iJ('re b('lng ........ ....... ............... ............................. . n rly 400 co SP'. 0 nel many oen ths lJ~~iIoIilil!!~1IW~~ft at the H ealth DeiJl1\'(, occurrocl. Ov('r 100 of the en"'" pa.' ailed a. cu lture in. or" "t udt'nts a t Cornetl t.:nlnm,lty. nnd cubator In thnt departmen t. H er eafter that are brought In on Sund a y~. BOBS UP AGAIN ......... t hc condition. nre s o bao that Prp"l· cultures holidays or after otflce hou rs. can b(' tlent H('hurUlon Is sending hOUlI' 011 placed In the Incubator wI[hou t the 108. ot & moment's time In the process of deSt at e ll L andl ord Hft ll pupils wbo ~bow nuy s lgu!o/. of tile dl~· velopment. 'rhe arrangem ent wHl eave rrooght Il v-t r tton P ro ceedin g . ~nR('. .\ H typhoid 811oW8 1l~('lr n t first ~~e8 ~?rt~~~. c~~;~n~~~~~;aabtlt~;~~r :o~ In widely \'0 rrlng Rymptoms. this may mlderable attentio n frrun call er s yesterd~ Agnto a t Uis Tenant • . ~ ~ASCIO 1.~ ~ot el mean n " ('ry gctl('ral exod u s from Ihe rb ..... ........ •• .. .. !'i ... 'i.................................. . unl'·er~lfy In a fl'w week. . One re· Q J port Is that It mol' cia"!' for 0 11mI'. " 'hal Is 8pl'doll~' to bl' lament('d I. CuUHlI;t(. tbe tueL thnl the epldl'mlc w aR pre· \'entoble. That Ithaenns h8 " e them· 81'1\"('" to blome Is s how u by prot· '15R. ("hnmot'~ warnings to the B oo rll of II Ntlt". HompleR of the w o ter useel lu the ,'Iliage bon beeu ex a mined by PrM. C hamot. of the c hcmlstry de· ~ portml'nt of Cornl'lI, a nd by Dr. C. 1-'. Curlls of the Htntc B oord of Hl'oltiJ, OR D E ll S E X .UlJNATION OF LAKE E IU E 'WNrER AGALV TO ASCERond till' Im·l'stlgnt\on. show the pres· ~ / TAIN l'rS POTABILITY AT eure of t~'pholtl ,::prms In ,::r pa t n ulU' bers. I thal'n r N'rl ,.('" tis \YO ter s u pply TUIS SEASON • .................................................................. ' from Ihree dlrr('rPllt so u rces. but In coeh cosc t he ",nler flows f rom a rreek. By dlre'cUo n or IIeal th Commlsslone-r ............................................... . NO) lIre('outlonR hon heen tllkp n to pre· ~. the Burea u of Bacter io logy yNJlcrxfay obtained speci m en bottl es at wattr BIRTH R ECORD EXTENDS. -......... ,'e n t smfll"e wo Il'r from runulng Into from several poInts on the la k e ~ hore. Blaisdell. Dep'ew and Stony cosmopolitan c haracter ot B ut- .tbe c rl'el," oud t b" flltprlng p lants nrc incluillng Point. 'rhese will be submit ted t o a thor.. t s population Is strik ingly shown In ough test both by CUy Ch"m ls t Hill nnd Inadequale. A_ R rrsult t he c ity '. t reporta made to the Heal th DepartDr. Bisse-li ot the Bureau of B act eriolo gy. men t at the blrths during t t tli o r water Rupplr hOB no! been p ure fo r 'l~he results obtaJ.ned by t h ese ex amJ.na tJon, w11l prove, Dr. Gre.ene th inks, whether J -...uy. The total number of children ~'<'n rs. ontl ther!' bos been lUuch t y · the ' .... ater of Lake Erie Is a t any time born waa 664. and ot these 288 were at piJolrl In Ihe PO"1. P r of. Ohamot lo ng fit to be used to r drinking pu rp oses ~lth_ c hildren whose father and mot her were out etther ftItraUon or boiling. bo th or torelgn parentage. Classified ngo lold I he 10('al Health Boord t hn t "Ther e could not be found a time when acco rding to natfona,lJty, 91 were PoJish. would be a pt t o be less bacteria. in th ere would be un epidemic of typho lU tthhe rewater." 8. German. 10 Irish. and 93 were disaid the Health Ccnnm I s~ t o n_ er. "as ~le- presence of large bodh.'s ot vided a mong a. dozen countries. Inc lud800n('r or laIrI'. Icc In the lake preven t in a la r g~ m easur e tng Italy. S yria. Norway. Sweden. DenThc r Xl'cl'lrm'(' of It iJaro . hould b e tho sUrrlng up by l he w ind of the r e-tuse mark. Auatrla.-Hungary. and Holla.n d. Ita bottom. It the wa.te r Is unfit for n wo mln l!: to B ull'n lo. W llh us tbe n.t The total number of children born of use at thts season , It Is unfit at a ll t1m ~ s. parents who we re natIves at the 'l' ht-r8 ca.n be no question 8S to tha t. I wo rnlng eome~ from tbe llcol th Boa r d Un ited States wa. 265. In the remaIn sho.ll wntch the N"~ullS of th ese. examina. Itself-bu t t hnt toct wl il n ot prc'I'cn t ti ons with keen Interest. " Ing case, one ot t he parents was ot Health CommissIonl' r Greene 19 an ea rn. toret.e:n bI r th . Itll eptdrm lc of 1~' piJolU w ll rn t be COli ' cst advO('ate or the co nsLructi on or n fl.1· I dlt\ons arc n iltlIc fart h er dr\·elopE>d . t rRtion plnnt. and says that tn n. s ho rt tlmoO It wll l be rE:cognlzed a s all absolute,. It IK ti me now t o d o "Oll "t hlng. necessi ty, ~ T be H ealth B onrd ('on o uly g l'l'c WOI'll' Ing. It h OR don e all wltbltl itR po~~ Charlp5 F'asclo. Ips.ee o C the l'nlted Sta tE"S Hotel. who was Indidfld for via. Jattng t hr. te-nem~nt house Jaw, has heg un evlc tlon proceedings a gainst his trnanlR. who were ad vised by Health C om111t~Rlone-r (; reenp not to pay any rcnt. Thp tpnantl:t a rC' req uirGd to s how CH use Friday morning i n Municipal Court" hy they , hould not be ejec ted. Dr. ~ says the law Is as plain as A.I3. C". that Facio eannot C'olJp('t 1'E"nt (ro m his tenants during the period in whl"'h his tene-mopnt is not In t he con dition re'l ulrpd by law. T he docto r will stand by the tenants in this fight. 2 .. P I l' sua ~f:. _ ~ $ OREENE OVES AOAIN TO FILTEDINO �.......................... Iv/ J/ I ........ ...... :.r1· ...":!·· 1 . 6 . ... .. . t:t to'lhe law and Ih,n If tbey b red up be It cali Jl poll cemnn a nd efuse to 0 ~d e'r to be arres ted. ca use the oge rto 1 th e car)v~nter, the •• • •• •• ••• •• • J •• • _ •• • •••••• •••••• • • • •• •• •••• • • • • •••• • • • • •••• • . . . . . . .M . ·. O . . ·R. . E·. '. ·S . . ·P. ·,. TT . ·. . ·ERS LAN ()EI) BY IRTY YEA R~l~Z~~~:r.~~]:E.~~!~lfg{f.:~:i~~~~ ;·.T. .~ JOB FOR !o::{~J~~···~~c~~~::;~;:·~~~·t. :~. ~~t. . THE SPOTTERS Of SPITLESS TOWN POLICE 'hsclO NOW?-'jI/jP3 1 . ._ - suspen He said he could n 't speak to a p\ea.. I tbe cat w it h a m outhful of WANTS FIGHT ~ate of Progress by AntiSpitting Sleuths. Indicates Either Littl eCause for Com plaint or Weak Sleuthing. STREET RAIL WAY MEN SHOULD HELP, 'TIS SAID Conductors, It Is Argued, Should Be Ins tructed to Enforce 1;!ealth Ordinance, Lest Pol icetrave an Interminable Tas k. It It takes eleven policemen one day to I1 r reet one v iola t or of tb e ant!ezpectorating-ln-etree t-cars law, bow m any years will It ta ke t hem t o. arrest 10,000 violators ? Tblrty years 19 the answer. By thirty years, tben, It t he n umber of v iolators does not in crease, the police departmer.t may ri d the city et h abitual spltler 9 In street cars,. and . , t he end of th a t time the little girls fit the pre""nt day, who ",!II then be women can sw~ep t hro ugh the ca r s 1fItbout having to IICt tb elr s k irts. It every street cal ha s In . I~ a t lea st two or three ha b itua l spltters- on- th e floor 1\8 compla tna n tls say, why w a s it t hat' eleven police m en, d isguised a s "plaln clothes g en ts," w h o w ere ~)Ut tor the purpose, were una b le -t o d ls cove r any more than one ? T o this question neithe r tbe hea lth d epartment nor the police force cODJure an an.wer yet, A !T B .~liGE C R UK.c\DE. 'l' wo mo re spltters ot Sl~ltl~n To " I and thei r oo..glo c:res soon spotted the sJ~ 1t­ hnyt1 been Gathered In by t h M potters tor trr, and placed h im under arres t. l ie was ! endangerIng the public health with their t.nll..cn to t h e F ranklin Str eet S tation a nd Olthy praC"tice. The t wo men Vr ho are the \\"111 be arr aJgned t his morni ng. 1 Intest to (>oCt the effect ot the far-roo.ch :ohn Malerno, an Italia n laborer, 35 Ing arm ot the law are rI'homas CarI'oll l#(.ars old, living In the lower part or th e D.nd John 1\talerno. city. aJso forgot t hat t he spotters w ould ( 'urroll wns rhllng home trom his ~'ork f"tt hi m II lie didn't watch out, .and while on n. }\<!atn Strt!e l car shortly aCter 5 riding downtO"Wn on a <;Jrant Stree t car o'clcck 1~'1. night, Rnd he thoughtlc~sly he expectora.ted. I D1medl~teIY ~atro!man t 'pon tho floor. Patrolme-n Rogers J3l! r ns. dlsgulsE'd In his eltizen s clothes. SpA l .. pounce d upon him and t ool< h Im to th n and MftrllOn o( the Fra.nklin Street Sta- Franklin StrE'ct Station. He w as b aJ Jed Uon, nnd membpTs of the "spitting out and wlll appear before J udgo M u r~ d." happ<>ned to be aboard t he cal' phy t his mornlnS'. <l J 1) landlord of the United States Ho· tel is trying to evict Tenants, THEY GO TO DR. GREENE He adv ises them to hold the Fort and says the Ca se will be fou ght out in Court. ~his Is the s ltua ti on har}es Fascio, lessee of th e (' nlted States Hotel bl oci<, -..und hi mself i n a rew weeks ago .He ea ............................. .......... " 8 ! L 1.... v j ............................... -. .... . .......................................,........................ . ·········· .. ···.. ·· ······· ·· ··· ····9········· ··· ········........... ~ e !1ough m oney to put t he b UI lding In said sanita r y condit ion. F a sc ia was con vi nced t bat h e wos up aga inst it, h ard. H e ga\'e up hope a nd notified th e h eal t h depar t ment and the o w n ers of th e build ing t hat he threw up h is lease; h e would h ave nothin g m o r e to do wit h th e tro u blesome a rfa i 1'. Eviden t ly somethi n g has h appe n ed Since t o 11ft h im t rom h is dennd he 110W Is gOing to fight. H e h a s begun eviction proceedIngs a g ain s t his tena n ts. who. unde r the a d v ice o f t h e h ea lt h depar t me n t and the C ha..;lty OI;&an lzation SOCiety, have been payi ng n o rpnt. There are 4:> fam. !lies In t h e hl ock, nil of "'hom have p aid n o rent s ince th ey were Info r med ot th e law. ACCOR DING T O HEALTH ME NT On :M onday t here was sen"ed on a tn ?hat court on F r i day morning of t h iCl w eek at 10 o'clock to ~ho\V cause w h y T R EC ORD!, GREATE R MJCli D EPAa~ T AKIII ADVAliTAGE OF F A CILITIES THAli WOMEN. ELECTRIC COMPANY TO GIVE ITS TOBACCO USING PATRONS PROTECTION FROM THE ANTI -SPITTING ORDI NANCE AND SUPT. BULL'S RIG1D ENFORCEMENT. membe r or eac h tamtly what purport s to be an order f rom t he Mu nicipa l CQilrt r eq Ui ring h im or her to appear In pm:::::7; ::TIIS U-5PIDOR5INST. CARS TO FO Il COPS. the t ef\l:l!lent-h \\l!se act. h e was notified tha t the la w rorbade h im to collect r ents un til h e put tb e b uild ing Into sani tary condition, a n d he did .not h ave s paJ r .::-.... .................. . ............ ..... ...... .......... .......... . ............ ....... IORBENB SHO WS was a b ou t t o be Indicted for YlOlat l ~g his o r h er f am il y ~ho u ld not b e eject ed Of all th e strange crusades which f r om th e United States H otel block tor )lave ~truck Buffa lo thnt to enforce non-pay m en t ot re n t. The orders are 'tile law prohibiting persons from ex- written on th e ot!klal b lanks ot t h e pectorating In s t reet cars, inaugurated court. which i t Is said any lawyer can under the aW!plces of t he health d e - o btain on applica ti on to t h e M u n icipal p artment, by th e pOlice , Is declared to Court cle rk. be t he most provocativ e of cumor. It Yes ter day several delegations or !tala. aD Instance w her e there is n o ques- Ian t en a n ts called on Hea lth CommlsUopabillty ot la w, b u t where t ender- slon er Gree ne to as k t h e meaning oC hearted poli cemen a r e d escr ibed as be- th e PAPers served on them. They w re .Inc too timid to enCorce It. !t was puzzled and an x lou •. because they had eYen brought to light yes terday tha t p r eviously been advl.ed by Dr. Greene one policema n h lmseU had ex;pect o ra ted t ha t t hey need not pay any rent and on a street ca r floo r , and h I5 d e fi a n ce ass u red that they would not be drin'n the law In his act was made th e sub- Into th e s t reet u nt il they could find f mpla tnt by a w om a n pa s- oth e r h omes. o aT~o Dr. Greene sen t E'aC' h tamlly away er by h a ngs the rea s on wby ~er. t ; de was started. • with a reassunuH't" that they would tIINC p resen \;rusa ed m e n have n ot be p u t out. H t" told them not to Complaints th a t !\l- b r t ti pay a n y attention to Fu"cio's demands persisted In tbe habit o f expec ora D~ f o r paym ent of "ellt b';t t'; obey the I t obacco jUiCetlon t~e b~~r~ho: ~:!~9~~O summons and be 'court on Friday in the Inters Cell e morn ing the great ann oya n ce ot \vomrtemn e~~S~~; To a n ' Exprp~s r eportE'l' Dr. G r flene t hat the h ealth d epa sa id ' " I wil l be on hand on F rl duy called upon to hrefho r t t bpet'~a\~~ t t~ mor~lng t o see t hat Fasclo or his lawS upt. Bull , wit e r eq u de tailed y er d oes n ot steal a march on the ten,peclal t orce o C patro lm en be I t a nts T he Cor,lW ration CQWlsel's office to get after th e viola tors. II was POa~1 - a ls o ' M II be re p resented at the hearing ed out by tb e com pla ina nts t hat D~ ~ to see th at t he provisions of the tenpevery cro,~ded et r eet car had ta t teas m e nt-h o u se In.w are not overlookpcI . h alf a dozen hab i tual expec or~ o\s.; The law Is as plain as A. B, C. that )"et the eleven policemen , det a il e F asclo cannot collect rent from his tE'nar""at tbem, In the firs t day of t~e cru - a nts during t he period In which hi' tenaade succeeded in captu ring on y one e m en t - house is not in the cond ition re• Iolator. by the law. T :ie prOVision "It's a pretty hard t bl ng t 0 nrre str a" qulred r ead s: .,rs Pla.n Clothes Men Gathered Them in for "iolating Health Ordinance and Apparently Crusade is on in Earnest. Report. Just sabmltted to H ,&lth Commission er Greene Indicate tha.t tbe men coni hldC t HI q much more U8& o! the public bath s than the women. O ut of a to t al of 8.648 batb. taken d u ro Ing Janua r y at t h e t wo free p u b Uc bath ho uses. 6,967 were by men, Tbe chlI dre n came next with 2,124, only 493 being taken by women of a dult age. A t Bathhouse No. 1. on The T er r ace, which 18 In c lose proximity to the w orst t enement hous es In the cit y, Includ ing the Unlt ~ d Statell" Lac k a w a nna. a nd St. Jame8 hotels, as w ell as th e R evere Block . but 706 baths. / a U to ld w er e taken by women and chU d r e';. whlIe the number o! men wae , 3671 This would seem to Indle&te I eith ~ r t h a t the male tenement- ho uae j I 0 d g ers ar~ more cleanly o r that the hlIdren are w lIUng to put wo m e n a.n c at deal of Inoon' ~~~~':,~:e!t t~o~egr:ather tha.n to try I th e public bathhouses. N one ot the ten ement houses hav e & halh room and the d0nldY c ha.tnce t~~u~ bath I. Inthethefamily c ro w eth ese qua rotten era 0 con. 1 d b PI:ttn yO! two roo ~s fo r a. family of S fi og s ix of a.U ages and both sexes. ve r _ __ H E s m ok ing car on th e L ockp o rt and Nlag:1 ra F aUs \roUel' lines, w he re vlo lntlons of the an tl.pl l tlng ordinance are most Ukely to Occur hove not yet been p u t u nder surv~lI l ance by Sup\. Bull's ~pecln l sq uad ot ten men to secure the enforcem.nt of thl, ordinance and It Is . sal<1 w hen Ih<>y do the task w ill be fr Uitl ess tor the stref"t car company is gOIng to protect Its tobacco using patrons by putting pilyer cuspidor::; in the cars. " I t I expertorn ted on the floor of a ... .. .. .. ....... ......... ..... .. .. .. ....... ...... ..... .......... .... . street car and n polIce officer were sit.tlng near me and h(' did not ~ee !TIP. I ,,'ould si t t herp ,,,lthout &uylng any- ,..... .. ... ... ... .... ... ... ... ....... ..... .. ...... ....... .... ... .. .. . t h ing. It he saw me anu arrested me I would go wllh h im. " 'I'hl. stat~ment \\'as mode by Supt. ot Pollce Bull this morning In nnswer t o a que~tion n~ked by an E nrzul r e r repor ter. It Is no t at all li k ely tba t S up\. Bu ll wo u ld be guilty of dOing such a t h ing. but he made the statement ns though hE:' werE' n disinter£>sted pnr t y In th e enCo r cement o f the anti -spitting or ' ITALIAN ARRESTED FOR SPITdinance. G(ln. BulI Is anxious to hnv(" the .dlct en(orce<1 a. rigid I)' as posplble T ING ON CAR FLOOR AND since hp has clE"tnlled the ten bluecoats SENTENCE SUSPENDED. to wa t Ch for vlola l lon~. No ~pecl~ll assignment I made to the- I I U N ABLE TO READ S IGN. F I me n w h o a r e watch Ing t or violations . They have been to ld to ride i n s treet man m erely ror spitting o n th e fl oo • .. ' No r ent shall be rPcoverab le by t h e rars and see t h at t he floo rs are n ot HI don't s ee a ny Owne r or Ie-Rsee ot suc h premises for used tor cuspJdor~. T hey Co n g o crime abou t tl, unless a teller d oes It s u ch p e r iod. and no action or specia.l wherevE'r they please ns long as th e y I btl a. m an's shoes." proceeding shall bE." maintained therE." ride In the cars. The men on the s q u ad COJl)lI SSIO~ER GR EENE'S VIEWS . t or or t or possession of sa Id p r emises nre sav ing shoe leather an d p-ro wl ng . f or non-paymf'nt ot such r("nt:,. fat. b u t they are straining t h e ir eyes In thts opinion wa s g iven a n tn tima "Is n ot Fascia again vIolating the law I to catch even the fa ll or mu cous t o why the re was such a s .:a r c it y 0h by begin nin g this proceflding?" t he ridged fl oors of tb e elec tri c co n ~~~':.S I~o~~n~r th e other han d , H ealt "He certainly i~, " said Dr. Greene, veyances. Walter D. Green " a nu that fact \\'!II be ('ailed to th~ Since t he squad has been d et a iled d itre rent views. "Few peo- court 's a tt en ti on on Fr l d~lY morning It' the expectorations llf1 ve not come u p to danger of th e h a bit.,o h e a tte mpts to p rt"ss t h f' proceeding." anticipations. The expectations ot t h e in Bt reet cars ," he says. I H owever , It Is t h ought. Fa~cio's fawa distributiOn of ge rm s an ye r m ay intE'nd to contE'~t thE" COnSlitU-j me n we re tllat they would have a few arrests to show fo r t heir d a ll y rides and wh en the ca r Is h ea t e~ ti o na ll ty o r a law Ihat pro h ibits a lal1d. ." ..,a"c· 'the d ust fil es about th e g erms lord trom collecllng his rents. 01' he about the city. hut since they went on Kum chewers and tobacco chE!wers ha v e led and absorbed In the cloth .. m ay In tend t o tight the ca_e wit h the J re ceIved a lot ot h ("n lt h d epartment's own weapon. for I ceagprl to wor k their 1aws. Few CO tnl)la ins hn ve been made. ts th e m at l e r and the sa m e prov l ~ l on quotE'd by Dr. The blut"'coR ts nnd shiny badges a nd th e m over to the P olicE' D ep art- G ree n e goes o n to say: "The ueparrbuttons of thE' men on nlE' ~llUlld have t he r eques t tb a t so m ething me n t of wa t pI' s u ppl y shall not permit had n good errec t and thpl!' presenc(\ in the m a tte r . I firs t sent ~ wat er to b E:' t urnish ed in any !-;u('h tf"neis a wa rning to men who are p r on e last Dece mb er and it w as n o . ment~h ou se a n d such premises Hhall be present th a t Sup\. Bull bad d ee m ed u n fi t (or habi tation and the cle - I to R]lit on car floors. T h e size ot t h e t'lplt does not ma)\e any differe n ce t o men to ,r;:pa r e." pa.rtm ent of hea lt h s hall cause thE."Jn to the pnlrolmfln. They wH I m'l k p a r res ts in teres ted in t he cl'llsad r be v acn.t E:'d accon1 I ngl y." so long fi" Ihey hn\'e n cha n ce and It t h e opinion y e.t e rday that II The wat er Suppl y hns not b een cut does not mnke any ditre re n ce wh e th e r I>olicemen could only a rres t on ~ off and thf" Pt'e mises havp n o t been va. th e offender chews g u m Or tobacco. had b etter be toke n o ff t h' cated. 'l' hus the h ealth depa rtmen t was a lso declnred th at th' ltse lt Is technicall y vl oln tlng the law, co m pany Is as res p onsi Commissioner Gree n e says th e wat er an u nsan itary condi ti on of t h eiI suPPl y h as not b ee n c ut ort from th e th llt If pa_sengerA SPit In therr b u!l dl n g tor prac ti cally th e sam e r ea; /" 1 d u ty o C conducto rs. or a lson that t he d e partment h as r etra lne ] ········· .. ········ ···.. ·····.. ···.. ·· ··t···.... ·· ...... to .. .. " • •• • du t y Of t he street r nilwa ltrom d r iving the te na nts out oC th e ir g rI s t of tc11.t.men t -h ou se cases t o ln8t ru c t lt~ conduct ors t Ch omes In midwinter. to th e pr actice or hi r e add l' The fight pro m I.e. to be Inter esti n g. rn ed o ver to D ist r ict Atto rn ey Cna t" to do so. The conduc t ~r s. t-orlh for p l·osecutJ on kee ps grtlwlng oug h t to ed u cato t ile 111·1 bigger. .aid one poltceman. 1 E 'Wh en t he signs calling attention to th e or di nance r elating t o s pit ting " n th e fi oo r s of st reet cars we r e posted. H eal th Com missioner Greene f orgot th a t Ita lIa n. . not a ll a ble to r ea d Eng lis h. Consequently s ome or th e members ot the nat1o n ali tl e ~ menti one d wi ll fa ll Into th e law 's clutche s beca u se of their Inabil it y to compreh en d t h e m eaning o f t h e si gns. J osep h ~I a rl eno. on It a lla n, w as be· for e Ju s ti ce Rochford t h is m orning. H e wns a r rested on n W est A ven u e ca r b y P atro lma n Bu rn s. H e pl ea de d not g u ilty to t h e c harge o f spitti ng, b u t he w a s convicted nnd sentence was s uspe nd ed. The import of t h e sign w as n ot a ppa re n t t o t h e foreigner. an d w hile techni cally g uil ty, he w as no t In th e wro ng. h Thom as CarI'OII, nlso a d ola t or of I e ordin a n ce, was 1"E"leased on s u s pe n de d se nte n ce. Ca r roll dropped a quid of tob acco in n ::\Oi a tn St reet ca r , p a trol m en Mo r non a n d R oge rs s a w him and Jock ed him u p. I IEXAMINE LAKE WA TER "I FOR POSSIBLE GE R~ Health Depart~orri ed Regardi n g Condi tions at Nearb y Points, Hea lth Com nl.;81("' ......8.._ s ent m en ti cs �...................................................... f ......................................................... ,...... _ ' '-OH 91 e u e II q:l a I r 0 ! 0 0 0 I. mOil bem !pofi~ei <1oll1miffor lag , ben ~!lbmnell rill 6djreiotn bor, in ........ .. r.-,...............,.... ,.~ ........................ .. loelc!)em bi~fel6cll bas !pairoloool "CilOb. !JJIorton" ag Ilidjl mt~r fee; ................................................... :....... .... .. ............................................................. tUdjtig genuQ oe3eidjlltll unb an beITen _,qd n <SIdle ein fdjoneres, [(ro&m!!, fdjnelIe. , ......................................................... ..... . / ' ClIlI·H.T\, AT R OCH";STE R . J n rei! unb mobemeres loUnfo)en. au bef' alo'~ fi111 S11·pox ho::;ptt<:tl i~ a 1l1isII (1\ I fen lllnfdjaffullg fie bie .ltfei niglcil bon I t! EVOLUTI«IN,VACCINATION. lUlU ~rln ~ $20,000 berlangell. \he following epitaph is copied from cr c affair, a dl~gra('e' to th f' l1'1unid• SDie q:loli3 ei Cl:omll1iffore fteOen in a stone in an old burying ground in pal y; bu t it has ne\"C'1' been th e t:aU!'"i" of bu('h innU1n&l1 chat'ges a!:l thus(> 111ad. bem 6o)reil1m bcm q:latrol600te "GlOb. Mystic, Oonn: agairu;t the ll"l'a.uaJ:'E"1l1("nt o( the Ro('hr~ .. !JJIorton" ben folgenbe n !Recorb aui!: Ipr pc.thou"e. Quoting from the trsIiell.!,ut down like unripe fruit, Geit bem 1fi. :;5uni 1 911, als es in Here A son of .Mr. Amos 'Xute, limony of Mrs. Jessie JUley, whose baby SDienft geftent luurbe, finb lJon [einet I And Mrs. Jemima Tate, ht. witedied thero: Oall Jonathan. of whose frail life !JJIannfdJaft ::12 !perfonen lJom (!rtrin; I HCll The baby. ~hc salrl, 'w as ordered funnslobe Heretlet, 142 (J;rttunfene ge, I The day8 all summed. how short the to the pE'st h om.;c. The day after Its aooonnt. fll'rlVHl It gn'w w orst? A dOl'tor Raid funbm unb geftol)(eneil Q;igellt~um im Soaroely to fourteen yearl amount. th~ ('hllil needed frcFh all', and 11. ter@ra b e crrofli l1g~ \t)rncn <Yefammtroertf]e lJon $D.950 lui~bem; r ('d rl'ird It to a. shed in which snow Born on tho twel!th of May was he, had dl'lfleil 1I11'ough the cracks In :J langt unb aus n:euerorUnften mgen; Iu seventeen hnndred sixty.three; -the '\\alls. Th ere was a mattress tqum im m:lertf)e bon aufamll1ell $6,600 To on thl' b,.d in th't".: 81l(~d, but no ('OV~ death he fell a hepleR! prey. eringH Ma v(> a. ::;hcct. ~.rhr baby' a April the Ave and twentieth day, <ScfJak-ener ja"forberungen bon <Slcu> grreftel luorbtll. ha throb~ was wet. 'fhe- ~hed was In .8venteen hundred and leventy. vcry l'olrt and Lh E" mothrr ~a.YR she <Y a s i fl 0 ill i g e r. seven. eqaglem in 6Ub ~uffalo. - ~in left ~lol1e wllh her chl~d 811 ~hat this world, we hope. for da,' until 6 o'clock at ntght. The as ifI nomlid) laul ~cridjl bes Qllltting :tef! tl=aa bon ~Hb. lllbam borge, heaven. l>aby cried from the cold and ~hf' (IDmll1ilfar$ ber offentlidjen lllr6eiten took otT her skirt and jacket and fcfJlagen. - (!ine Glnler oon $50 mil ~t.lug aUf bie ~elcuo)tung ber Bot tho' hil spirit tied on high, 'w rapppd it In thenl . This body monldering here must lie; Aboul 6 o'clook th e baby wus dy· aUf ben merfauf ber lueif!en GatS> Gtra!len ber Gtabl ber naIl. Cilas ifI Behold the amaling alteration Ing. The doclor cam. and took It 6illiger ag (!leltriDilot. :trobbem Effeoted by inoculationout heror. it died. The child "as nO Aet. - (!mpfeljlung bell llllber. aber lJerlci~t Cl: 01. m:larb in bem !Be; The mean~ employed his life to save 5t 111 breathing and Ihey wr:,pped '.t Hnrried him headloni to the grave. tlghlly In a. _heet and took ,t a" a~. man .£louis 9:nuaen~off. (!in ricfJI [einet S)offnung 'llusbrud, ban >' he tried to go with them, but Dr. Bllt 1Iituralinference from this epi. Barron held her in a chaIr. m:linl fUr bas Gtraaenoa~n ' 'monQ; bie (!le!tricital~ Cl:oll1pagnie fdjliefl ; licfJ ben Unlerfo)ieb ber !JJIe~doften t.ph is that young Tnte was vaccinated ThIs Is ~rrible, if Iruo: but Iho 1,,1 pot. - lllnbm 'Ungelegenf)eiten. IlDdj ausgleidjen unb bie <Slabl in ben to prevent his having the smallpox. ,,111 be ,low to !lnd orede n!'e beeau Glanb feBen lu~tbe, ~ur !5efeudjtung Then comes the question whether of the heartless cruelty and oriml\1a\ iqm Glraflen nUL (!ldtricilo! au ge' Jenner's method of inoculation had l1C'gligence whl<'h such bolief would In. 3u 'ocr gcftrigcn GiBung bes unte- oraucIJen. . trod noe d In ' to th;' Anu yet the story seenlS to I be be en In - country as \'01\'-. 'hea rtrell un .p.lUfes bes Gtabtraat!)!; qatlen the cry or thc mother, try ng ~m GJeoraudl aUf bm 6tra&en finb fid) feqr biel Gteueqaflfrr bon 6lib. ~ur ~eit im Glan~en 5,!)30 Glaslampen, early as 1777. Dr. Jenner's experi. to ~eek rcd,'oss tor the wicked neglect !BuffolD eingefun~en, roilfenb, baa iljre aUf meldje crol. <marb je flinf Cila(Ham; menta With COwpox had not been com· and doalh Qf her llltle babe. It tru •. norberunq ·bon (!ntfcfJabigung fUr bcn pen recf]nt!, luas 3ufanunen $1323 eld pleted as early as 1777. and his theory it is to be hopod that no ufttcial or polltm:lertQlJerluf! ibres C!igentljums burdj trifdje Eampen ausmacfJen tolirbe au je had not been oooepted by the English le" 1 "pull" \\'11 1 protec·t the guilty ones vacoinated Crom a proper punishment. ~ ben ~au bon (!ifenoaf)n UeoerorUd; $75 per Eampe, alfo aufall1men $9" physioians. Who then, Tute, if vacoination is the process f ' l: ungen ,Jur 6pracfJe fommen rourbe. 225 g~f1en $5,750 fUr bie Cilaslampen, referred to in the epitaph? No more .................... .'rl ............ ........................... . 3umeift roaren bas folcfJe Cilrunb6e tin !JJIel)r fUr (!leltricitat bon $3,475. soienti60 information regarding this ftber, bmn (!igent~um burdi ben ~ou epitaph can be obtained.-Boston Sun'- _. •. 'll n gel e g e n ~ cit e n. bes miabulles an (!If un €'ienecaflr. \!(nbere day Journal. , Th ... i;;;:;:~ii~~·;i~~ .. ~i.. R·~~h~~:;~;..;~~~~');; a~ <merlf) berloren, aHein bis ba~in au 'l(uf 'llntro!l bes llllb. !JJIartin rour; [But vacoination was not the process a ''1'), hUll (uuu itioD of thiu~s in ',Illll' femem lllnfprucfJ auf (!ntjdjiibigung referred to in thil epitaph. It was in· or illljol'll\·i,.<1 Ito'pitals duriu!! lite bmcfJtigl roaren. ~Qrerfeil5 murbe ge; be ber crolllmljfar ber offentlicfJen 'llr; oculation. For nearly a hundred yean III It "r lit,· 'lI!W '1,h,idiu", Sn",rl" x beittn Ileaufltagt, lJon fiilllmtlic!jen of> ftem bor ben 'l({betmen ber !Beroei~ ge.' fentlicfJtn Cileoaubtn, luelc!je iqre eigene preTions to the introduction of vacci· ,. I':elldr: but thel'P i ... Ilrnhn.hly not a liefer!, bOB Eaben, roeldje bor 'oem nation by Jenner inoculation '11'' used. t ,v ill the l-,duu auequate ly prl par(d ~au jener miabulte monaflic!j $30 ois I ~lIeucf]lungsanla!le b.aben: ben 91a~' Inocnlation wa' the deliberate intra· rod; Uber beren ~etrteolol!en ,~u Ite, for nttark, of thnt (·llIlraoter. Buffalo $40 !JJIietfle einoracfJten, jebt taum 3U duotion into the system of smallpox «'rlainl) lIa, uot been. .;i fern. $10 unb $20 per !JJIonal bermietgei TirOl obtained from another person. .......... ............................... ... \l(ur lllnltaQ be; 'lllb. <mimer tourroerben lonnlen. The doctor. would take some pus t::nie 'lllberm~n stenneb~, Gmilq, frOIll a smallpox pustule and introdnce "...........................................................:.. be <10f. <marb £leaurltag!, oeIiufs £liele; <1onins, roie iioer~aupf alIe bemo/ra; mn!l bon aelin neuen ::Dampflelfeln fur it into the blood of a healthy person. lifdien 'lllberm~n, roaren baiUr, ban bie lt 11'&1 supposed in those daYI that )ffialferroerfe um 'lln!leoote anwa ei • biefe <Sleu~t3aQfer fUr ifJren merluft gen. ~mn stoftenoetrag ift aUf $40,ITer), one must haTe smallpox. It was Two new bills amending the ten:.;, enlfcfJ1i bigf toerben fo !lut mie jem, be; 000 omc!jnei. thonllh\ there was no escape, 10 they n~ t-house law have been Introduc ren ~igentf)um an bie Q;ifenoagn; to better matters by oon· It the LegIslature. One of them goes ~n einem Ian~eren Gd)reioen lenlte ftftdertood u..w t d e ft n e a tenemen t h OU8e' (\.8 UeberorUdungen angrenat. ber GleJ!lnb~.it.Hi;onuniif~r SDr, the condition of the system nn· bf:l~d':'::g ~n which elgbt or more ra~:­ llllb . .patp bagegen meinfe, e5 roare ~ie QCufmerffamteit aUf Ie 'fid) \rollini der which s.allpox shonld be acquired. lies live. The obnoxious Marsball h nidjl rec!jt, bie 6teUet3aljler bon m:lefl. fTll'i1lmeljrenbe 'llroeit in feinem SDe~ Henee, the), directed the patient for a whIch lis In troducer !lnally repudlatffi. unb 910rb ; ~uffalo fUr bie lUtroejfe; partement Iiin unb berlangle few day. and iot him in good Ihape to raIsed the minimum number ot tamllie~ I. mngen in €'iUb ; !Bur010 beaaqlen au ~um Gc!jlufl bie Cilelbmitlel aur 2In; have amallpox and then deliberately only to live. Every bill which has thus j mac!jen. far been In troduced to amend the lene-.J ffeaun!l bon aroei prattifc!jen :tene; produoed it by inocnlation. <Sc!jliefilicf) mac!)te llllb. ~. 91. ~bam mentljaus;~nfpdtoren au je $1,000 80 it was that dnring the 16th and ment.house law should be killed. .-'-! n lUorfc!jlag, e~ auf einen ::teftfa!! unb einem <Yeqiilfs;!pfumoing ~nfpet; 17th centuriel there were few people in .................... .. n/ommen 3U laffen, um aus3ufinben, for mit einem 6alar bon $1,200 per England who were not pitted with tr~ o bie (J;iftnoaf)nen ,Jur ~edung biefer :'talir. smallpox. After the Introduotion of c!)abenerfaBfor~rungen mil f)eran llie llllbermen loiefen eine !Rec!jnung geaog en roerben fonnen ob~r nidi!. bon $4,866.98 3u Cilunften ber Gl ros; 1 ~e~~O!~~tion. inoculation wal gradually .................................................................. .. benoT !8lbliotget aur .{laf]lung an . ::nie roeiBen Gargnagel. The epitaph referred to «elates to only .:..:••:..:..:~~..:..:..:-:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:••r:-:..:..)+.~ r <10t. !IDarb oeric!jtet, bOB ber ,ljam; one of the lIIany thousand instances in -:. •• • llllbetman Eouis !JJIu!!enljoff oerei. which inocnlation was the direct oanse :i: FA SCI 0 Will BEl N tete nic!jt nur feinen Cl:oHegen, tonbern OUtg <1anal an brei berfdjiebenen anroefenben ~ung ; 'llmeri/anern <S!flIen oenubt roirb oqne bafl bie ~e; _ of death. The inoonlation of olden :.:'.' FOUNTY COiJRT TODAY :',(. times was even 1II0re danltt'rous than '" tine !lrofle Ueoerrafcf)ung mil einet !Re, hefienben einen !JJIietljSfonltatt lja< oen, unb ~roar ift es ~o~n ,panra~an, '."'. -.Y. . ' • the V·~ ccination 0 f mo dern t I'mes folution, lout roeldicr ber <1or~ora. d I k 11 .l. Charles Fast;:'io. w hf' !"ItnntlR InModern soience and me loa s I .t. <l1eted for violation of the tt nc- .1. lionsanroalt beauftragl if!, eine Orbi. belfen aHe !Barade bon einftiger Stnei; m e-nl h ouse lawl w ill be arraigned .,. nan3 au berfaITen, meldje aUf ben lUer. pe neoen 'oem !JJIic!jigan <SIr. ~iabuft now showB the d anger an d folly, of vao . .'. heloro Judge J,me,'Y foday In Coun- .1, Ol' nation and in a few years the present .t. ty Court for trIal Fascio. It I_ 1\1- ,'. lauf bon <1igamtlen in ber €'itabt eine I fte~I, ~. & 91. <1. 6cobilIe unb Eon; leged. wllhout lhe .t; system will have been relegll t ed t 0 th e .'. .,. Unitod Stale, P~l1ll HIltef C011\'ortOO InlO a lone ,~ Glellet bon ja~r!idi $50 legt unb lUe!; fin!; ~on Gc!joonf)oben. lleput~ ; Cileoaube (IommiITiir !Rum 'st of abandoned and condemned treat· .'. mont hous •. filling It full Of kn'i' II file 'oem GlefunbfJeits • Cl:ommijfar bie I h ft. ants. Much intel'est cen tf'I'S on •• menta to prevent smallpox on t e .=. Foselo's trial. lle has m any lenObetauffidil lioet ben <1igamttenf)an; I riII unleroreitefe ben 'llfbermen einen occupying the l'ullrlinJ'; now fc!jriftridj(n !Be rid) t mit !Beaug aUf bel gie6!. almost posl'tl've knowledge that the .t. nnls under the ban (lnel upon t h e u. .... . 've treatment is as ba.d or worse .'. ol.lon In the ellse probnl)ly del,elH1. ::nie .perren llllbermen erlliirfen fic!j bie Gtraufl'fd)e GJeromb<1otoflropf)e, 1 preventl ,t. t ho Ilkt"lihood o~. the~' pR~oI ng th.~lr ~ th th disease itself .'- rent. [f gU(tly h fs IlTol,abl\! thut mit ber !Refelution bes .f.>mn !JJIuHtn; roooei bier IlCr6eiter ull1'jj Ee6en ge. 'n f'l!f"'~~""? r ' , .............. :.... .................... -:h . wllI "o"lIze othlng from them tommen unb me~rere lJerlebl luorben floff auc!j einberjtanben. ;t: os th e- Ja w so pruvidf's. =. ftnb. ·Pert !RumriII ~alt bafur, bOB : : : : :-: :-:-: :-: :-:-:-:-: : : : :-: :-:-: :. U I tim a tum bon III I b. <1 0 I • ~um 91ieberrciBen jcnc5 Gleoiiubes fein ................................................................... amtrid)er ,,!permit" erforberIidi roar, lin s. bafl Uoer~aupt bie IlCroeit borfd)rifls; .~i:J:.rin. Ihp proprietor .,( the '(;nitr fR 1::S 1................. J3 ~n einer mefolulion t>trfangt llllb. maflig aus\'lefUqrt roorben fei. : Hlalrs HOIf'I, whr'!'£" <C:i ramHies undC'l' .........F..................... ....... .. ...... <1ofIins bon ber ~nlernafional !Rail; ::ncr <Slabt <1qemifer oeridjteie, 'oa f! arlyiC'C" uf tlH" J{(ftlth Df'Jl'4rtm-Cllt al1fl roa~ <1ompan~, bon <Sroan GIt., fpe; bas <malfer in ben <mafferluerfen unb lh ('harit)' Organization SOcif'l~-, arc aielI aroifc!jen Goutf) <1ebar unb 3effer. !IDalferleitun\'lcn aur .{leit luenig ober 1'1IllHininA without pa~"ing 1·E'llt. :-;rcms ~hlle Bufralonlans are shudderl", In be" "liP ... gninst it." ]Ji ~ ('frorts to f~n <Sit. ent1toeber crats laufen. ober gar teine , ranlC)eitsfeime enlqaIte. wlE orror at the talc. of hard.hlp "lid <1oupltoaer .peetluagen ocridjtel, er ('\·II·t h is lemtlll.s \\" 111 be "att: h E"d ~'Ith su ble ::troHe~ - !!Jfoften unb ::Dra~tletlung g connected with the Rochester h~ t('r(,8t. bon bort !lana fortf~affen au lalfen. , !jaoe ~of)n iliriffin bie $500 au rUdoe; pcs house. they should take a hInt. and ~B rourbe ~u b.lefe~~ .{lm.ede aUf ~af)lt, lueldie er als .\jonbgelb fifr ben Ree to It tha.t our own miserably in. lJJltllroodi llloenb eme offenlltdie ~e.r; llltmenfrieb~of i~m gegeoen qatte. cfttrlent fnelllti •• in the same Une are nef)mung bor bem Glraflen ; <1omtle Cilriffin qut nomfidi feine Offerle bo n quIckly Improved. Buffalo 1. In PO')r Rhnpe to cope with an outhren)! of anz. I(!')Q ()()() tniphrr riidoall(tiq (lemadit. anberaumt. ort of Infectious dIsease. ~ ...... ................................................. h . ··. ..........". . . ....................·..........·.. Sittun Or,r n tilep. ttnb 1Jlorbfcite De: Siib=tBttffaIo. was I :0 ~ . M ........ . . ......_ . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * .t. .t. .:.. .. . .... .. .. .. .1.1- I .t. I i .. .. .. .. .. .. �IL ............................................ ........................................................ ...... ......................... hI:.. .................. 1'- ............. .. ... .............. . ....................................................................,............................................................... . IS LAW CONSTITUTIONAL? Hot.I, of "hl,-h the plaIntIff I. le",c., "lUI o"lIed up In )lulliclpal Co ul'l thl. nH.lrnlng before .llldgl" Braunletn. Th~ d~r.ndanl I" ba~ked by the Health Dc- • S. Has Representatives Tenement House Owner 4d' on Hand to Endorse His mits He Violated l aws. Request for More Case will be Disposed Help. of Tuesday. partmrllt. "hirh l'I alm~ thal Fa!'il"lo eall cotlN'l no 1"f'nt a~ long as the trll('lTIC'ot llo('s n ot i..'onrorm to the tcnc..!l!iPt \'a~e ,,"'n:' f IN AFINE FIX G ENE'SWANTS f HE IS GUilTY aptll~l Jo~ ph GCl'Yaso to have tl~C Jal trr e\,iI,,'tcd fl'om th£' t"'nll('d :::;latclil ~·il(' LANDLORD IS COSIOEH OR. ,FASGIO 5~~S Thr nl'tion brouGht Ill' \. 'hnr1~g Ftlf'{'lo (nets in tlll''' 8 1111 tl\ (' l'USO' \\ ill " MHpulnlr(t be uf'l'i ..1NI upon the ("onstltullonaHt y (If Ih{' la\\ . Att?I'l1(' r Ro'S('nal1, 1"('IWNit'lntlng- th(" or p lamttrt'. CITY FATHERS TABLE IT EVICTION ORDER ISSUEn l~ont\~ llI.ls thal th r p rovi ... l(11l lhe law 1n ql1e~ll(ln 1:-; \11W(ln~ltl\l( tOllal in lil a t It 11t~ llri\, N' hit; (.' lI(,lIl llf his propert; withuul d ue prol~('f:'S of Ia". ./ Ald. Adam Suggests that Those Order I{eturnable in 24 Hours end it i; Up to C. O. S. to Who Can, Pay City for Disin.................................................................. Care for Tenant. fzcting I{ooms. .... "': C\ t ..F'ES··TT·j9'o3' .. ·........ ·..............· ~ .. ......................................................... .. .. . DOCTORS PLEAD THE CAUSE CASE IS NOT CLOSED YET The Commith·e on OrdinancE'S or the Boanl or .Ald~rmen met yesterday aflCl·noon to ('ollaider the communication from A snit broul!'ht by Charles Fascio, le,. . of th~ rnited States Hotel, to eject Heal th Com Jl~onel' Greene in which he I asl<s tal" more help in his oft1ce. Dr. I Grt!cne says hIs pl'ef)ent !$tatr' Is inadequate to care (01' th(; work and he would 11k€" to ha\e t"o tpnpmcn t h'}use inspect ors a t a salal",} at $l.lIlJO a year each; one plLmbJng Inspector at $1,_<n a yenr and tw o dislnfectors at $1.000 ~ach. appoInted. The committee took tlD th e malleI' ot the two d.sinfectors firSt. Dr. Greene sah.! I diphtht'l"la,. sc:t.l'lt. t fCYE"r Rnd consumption arc the principal diseases where dlsinfeelion 1~ n et"es!'tary and under the pl'~sent I syst em, wht'r~ any o( these dh)l'a:-;,-~ pre\"a 11 , the family is told to dl~lntec t the home . DI·. Grt't>ne ~ays that In most (.·a~es lh r peorle do not undpTstand how I a dis~ 11n(t:ct propel'ly and thinks a.s a !'Ia(tguQ1'tl the ("Ity ~h()u!d do It. Dr John B Coakley anu Dr. C. C. \\'yckot'f spoke In fav(.I1· of thils plan. Ahl. Ad~l.m o;;ald he thU US-b tl tho :!t::"", ho cOliltl. ShO\ll<l 'pay for the <1lsinte~lIon so that lhe ('lty would gd a part of its ml101!} back. Aftf'"l 3,. gcneHll c.liscu~!'Iion it "t\'as d ecided to lay th e ma..t~ tel' over for another week. I • tl'nant for non-paym('ut of r€'.nt. wns taUod hefore Judl!'e Brannlein in muni· I clpnt court today, FtlS<'io is l1nd~r in· 4lctm~nt for violatinl! the tenement law b7 len,illl( apartments in the Un ited tat... H ote l to Itnli nn famill.,., and th o 'ienn.d"t.c; nrC' refusing to pay rent becnu:c;C' lntrtructN. to do toO by Health CoD1ml~monet" Gr~. . JO!iltph Gerv:tSO, the de f endnnt, dld not app<-nr, b ut h ifl \vife was present. nnd eo ~'ns C lerk Gus Schneider of thehealth de-pnrtment. Attorney E. J . R osenau nppe-nred for Fa~cio. Clerk Schneider called the attention o f J"ud~c BraUlllein to the section of the tenement law stntin~ that no rent ca n be colJt'cted for the occupation of an illegnl tenement. )Ir. Rosenau objectrd, 9tntin~ th at Clerk Schneider a nd the health department linn no s tanding in ('Oort. Jndg-c Braunle in agreed , and Olerk Schneider mnue a l'rnnA"cments a t onc~ to appf"nr ns attorney for the wo-- I C'harle~ Fa~ clo was nrr<ligned before JlIllge Emt'ry In County Court yeste rday afternoon on two indictment8 brouirh & against him by the Grand Jury tal' vlolntion 01' the telwment-hou sc law and th rough thE" au\'ice oC his attorney. Jo h n L. Cronin. pl~aded guilt) to lwth Cha.rg~ a, One Indictment w as (ound tOI' h l s (a11111S to rf'})01 t to the l1~rtm~ his Jnten t ion of con\'el ting th~ ~es Jl ote-I into a. tE-nf'ment hOll)3e! Rnd l b e O1hf r that he took in te;lants in dlre"t vloln.tion err t he lily". The C<l::;e will bE" dh;P09~d ot Tuesday. F<l~cio ha,:. morc attorneys represent:na him tha n arE' usually retaJnoo. A H orney IIurace O. Lanza I epl eRents him on one poinl L1( law; Attol'nry Alonzo Hinkley on another, A llol'n~yS M cGee & R osena u on ano th er and Attorney J ohn L . C l·OOI Il. def£'ndrd him yesterday. O r (loer of ErictJon. . afternoon. A tlOI'~e\'8 McG e e R '1<q'nall appeared 1Il l\h~mClpal Cou rt and ~o t u tInal OJd(>~ of e\'It"tlon aga.lnat on(' of th l} If'nant~ In the Pniloo St'l.lea J l('It ~) hlClCk, "t\ hi('h ts m~Hle r eturnable>- In ~A hours. Rnd it Is l1rohable tha t that t en C. O . Enc1ot'sed Petition. ant. if Ile do(s n o t vncate thf> pr<'mls(I. The qut>stion ot the adtlitional ten ·me.nt within the gh'en lime, will be moved ou t. house Inspectors was next brought lip. l'h ..• '1ttornl~s also f'ntf'1"eU ur.t>n OJ') greeDr. Greene l"uld it was iml)Ossible rot" his 1 1»C'llt 01 stlpu!:\trd f(\('ts with the Hea lt h otnce t o Jllopel"ly look ~\ft£r th iS fnu at De}Jul'tmf'nt r('latl,'e- to th(\ conq:tUutionlIr. Rosenau then claimed that the the" ol'k with the pre~~nl statt and (·orne alit~· 01 the Tenement HOllse Act, a.nd provision o f, t lu: tenement In'." refe ~'red a.nywhere neal" within the boundfo:! at the th"'Be fa.cts will be J"'Ire~entf'{l to th~ cour t to is nnconfibtutlOn nl, becnuse lt dE."p rrt"es low. jt'retierick Almy. secnt~lIY at th p todny. Altornp} J ohn L. ('ronln said ycsa man of h is propE."rty wi t hout due pro-- I Ch11.lIty OrgA.n1z<lUan Socldy, ppo'ke t<:>Trtay throt F.\flCin haJ to)(1 hill I th at ho ('@tI8 of Inw. Judge Brnunlein resen' ~ greatly in la\-or of Dr. Gre~l\e's pdltt<:m. g!\\ f A ttOl n.) s M e rte(' & R nR('nau to undeeildoll on this question . ...-.-- H e referred to the recent cru!iQue mndp Ll' r'5tmliJ U,~lt he \11(.1 nn.{ , ... hill them to -by the Ch~lrJty Org~l111z tho;) Society am] Ink\.· '\,.) fnrth( I' aNion rell1.th e to the 1........................ f:Uld he wns pOEilne thnt to pl'fl})t'1"ly taKe ('\Jr'lIln o( tenants. but in an In terv l.:ow ca r e ot the \\Ol·k,.at.le~~t.l\... o mJl"e ~n-, wi l h a H1!.:VJE\V n)"lO,r l\'1' ~Jr . .McC:ef'~ahl RE.V Il spectors are n('('U~nl). ll~lf' ma7td as tllP" h:'1c1 h.-<n retOl lnccl bv Fnsclo t o 100lc 180 laid on the U"lblc for a w e-ek. I • 3fhl his en.l or the atTaJr. Rnt1 unde-l' ' f'stf"f dul' & s. I :1 ...... !-..E. ..J.4-... . .... . ................... ~ KNOW THE LAW ohI\. Sml th,-;;-;:ars Olll, li\'ing a TalMo. OhIo. while riding on a Baynes and Hoyt Street car las t averung, expcctor:lted on the 1\oor In the preseneo at two member" or the spIlling squad, Patrolmen Murray and Glor. Smith was place~ ll nd. r al'rest and lllJ<en to the pearl L r ff ... ~ ; ~ ' - (Ganit(jl~o:wriMt @rt(~~ m(~ i • netn, 2124 uon = ......·....·. · a I~btn • (''i~or'5, _ f-:::" ~t 35 ~a~re alt~ ~of)n I '( L.noo ....-:::;;: I- f ' "a tent I..I.Jet 'atu ..- T:R0nd ltiOn ot the city water de· rna a l\ the attention that Is beIng give It b y the H ealth Department. --<' Do not1l1n~; lrt tbp C'lel'k::i do a sellr to ('OUOt It for Ille. about 'hot no I "'os lea\'lng the t'lty lIull . nnel puhllRb It In nIs pr..p(,1' to noUN> th(> anxiolls "nd ,·.rcwol'D expressIon Cll1lSod by ·oter. "rt;,:01lId take n trIp to Ibe "on shore for my hp.llth. R('tl1l'n In n few w(('ks rlll;;;p tht, ~nlary of n friend. DIR('har~c:: ("it'rl{ I becllUH' bIs gl'c,li.·grnrtd t nthtl'·s :!2d ('Ou!-Oln Wns a DemCt(·l'ut. ] would let the ppople ut South BuITn 10 Llrown: t hey an' all De moL'l"Rts out t1~ut l\'n,- l1J1.\'t ow. I would not teill' do\\ Jl the 1n81"k<'ts' thAI ,,"oulrt only bc nn eXpE'DHf·. tor they will tall dO'"t"1l I." II tp", YN!.rR or thpl!' Own :1('. ('ol'd I \\ould Incrense fb.· nov ot tbt' polll'PlnPD, or plf'e pay th"ll' min'lng (11;. perlSCllj LlIiuk ,,·hat it UlUl'lt cost Ulem to mon.: (l'OW oue cud ot the city to the other I tog tor smAll· pox. Yours t.ruly, ) He Js ti ff In another and both have been gotng on at the same tinle. A lso he has m ore lawyers than b e knows w hat to do wtth , and a reported conflict o( advice from them Is not helping to cheer him. Here Is a list of Fasclo's 13 wye rs: C ronIn & Shultz. M cGee & Rosenau. T ic knor, Pierce & Hinkley. J ohn Y. Maloney. Cronin & Shultz are represen ting hIm In the C'riminal proceedings brought against him . McGee & Rose nau are rep resenting him in the civil proceedings h e has brought against his t e nants. Just what the other lawyers are doing fOi him or to him has not b ecome public. Fascio'R experience ye~t(ll'day morning mn.:y· be taken as a sa11ltJle o f the dilemma in wh Ich he Is. On t he a dvi ce or a.ttorneys Cronin & Shultz hc went into th e County Courl and pleaded gui ltl' to the ",,; indicfl'!,ents found agaInst him by t he crim inal t~rm grand jury. One indtctment char ged him with one violati on or th e tC'nemcnt-house l aw-failIng to report in ad\-ance to the de partment o( health the fact that he .,·as t o co n duct the l.'nlled States Hotel b lock as a tenement-how'<c: the other acc used him of ano ther "iolation of the same law in gOing ahead the building, tion did not m ents of the and recelYing ten ants in knowing that Us condi comply with th e r eq uire- la\\'. Judge Emery accepted the p leas a nd d eferred sentence on the priso ner until nex.t :\:[onclay. 'Illhile th at pl'o{'eedlng was goi ng on In th e County Court, another eet ot' his Rttorneys, :McGee & Rosenau, Wf> l'e before Judge Bl'aunlein in the 1'tiunlcipnl Court, asking for a writ of e yiction aga Ins t one of the tenants or th e block. Th e t enement-house law specifiC'ally forbIds the owner or lessee o C ~ tene men t- hou se that has been prono un ced to be In vi olation of the la w fronl maintaining any proceedings agai nst I his tenants fol' non-payment of rent. Th e attorneys a!'<ked for the wr it o n the ground that the law is uncons titu~ to violate the law who pointed OUt tttTt le law prohibits the c,'lctton oC lenn nts of an Illegal t e n ement for non-paYIll,.,n t o r rent. Attorneys :! \IcGec & Ro~enau juo;;tifico t~"' h' beginning F-Ud1 u proceedl llg in ' the face oC the la \\' by dec lal'i ng tha t the Jaw is unconstitutional in depr iving a lan dl ord of his property rights wl \hout due process of Ia \\'. Ju dge B raunl e ln reserved his deCision on th 0 co n 8t1tutlonal question and gave the a t t orneys un til next Tuesday to Fubmi t briefs on the qu('~tlon. Th e C'0 t.122 ratlon Counsel'~ departmf'>nt will ~ubmit one fOI"'h£.' c ity . Jt waR ~UPPO£lE'd by th(l health de pal'lll1ent tha t Judgf:' RraU!11ein's ] 'c13 l"ving of hi ~ dt"ti::.ion me211t (!"-al no fUrther action In ]'C'ff't··tl{'c to the edc tlon p1'oceedlngs would lIe taken until his derision on the (·on~tll uUonnl Q ues~ tion was gh·en. Rut ::;t.>tllPhow attor ne:r~ l\lN~£>c & Ho:::enau Rl1b~eQu(>n t1y Qbtalnf>d n. finnl oi'der of. f'jf'(' tment against one tenant. It ('011ll11andA the t enant to YIH'atr th(\ P1"C'1l1Ifo;f>f-l; w ithin !!4 hou rs (01' bC'forl' toelay endR) If the I tr nant fatls to rio !;O, Fa~(' io, t hrough cons tabl e. is C'mpo\\'{' I'ed to ejec t him.~ I't. enry ~.,.~ 1 1"ouhl not build a ~ Quru'ant~ lIo!'pllnl for whnt 15 lhe u~e or a. inl'gc bUild.] U (C!.E lUnnY, the United States Hotel b lock . defendant in one proceeding and p la.in- ed at the hearing beCol'e Judge Bruun lel n by C b! el Clerk August Sc old 1', (~o to 111\' 0%" lit 10 o'clock In tho !I1om l n!\, A"~ I... ve 1~ 1U11l1lt\·, In tor. Iln\l" f.OUIC (nt(>l'pll::;llI~ n('w~ I'''port(,f takr- n t-n:,lI;' mQ10mD" ' f"" (If "eilet if g( fl n n / . . .................................. ......... .......... ............... (1.1 bon lll'altolman ~utn9< m emu t; rr (, f""l " ....l· r illran l (G1r. ""at bet'/a" tuOtvtn, IV' ............... ................................................ ...... et aUf 'rJ(n !Boben gtfpudl 1;alle. ~ I r vIz. If any man Is In a posItIon to be bewil dered , It is Charles Fascio, lessee of committing a misdemeanor. The health department was represe nt- th~ work: drnw my own p:n' lIml 11I1'p nil o;port at'eounlallt Itt n .a la ry ot Charles Fascia is making a ha rd Fight over the tenem ent-house Regulations. demanding the right f. . ·. . . ... . . . . .11. .•.[ ,~SRrcn.tI~ .!.<.:::((),:3,.... . J1. ~. HE HAS EIGHT LA WYERS I and In another l'ourt plendlng g uilty to Dna e offen : l lncle Flo.r r y" h ""'n <lla'oe(,(iu'ttn 8584 !Ba'oet gwom- F 1 U";O 'I I 67 bon~J'U cm"11 Itor ot 'r H Fl 'l'IM,"S: t'rJ(n finb 'oabon 59 Wh", I would do It elected )[IIY(lr ot But. men tu 0 ,, '''''I' n'oetn un'o 493 bon ~"Iu. I wouid follow the rules o f DIY prede.: ~ " w ri o ol"ut the oth ... ItIlRnt8. Mr. MeG,e :~~~II~:·I(lrr" M (viet Ion would prob:<bly h. em ~e , l>an im t(~!en Pleads guilty in one Court and : asserts alleged Rights I in another. tiona\. Thu s the strange spectacle \\'3S pre Rented ot. Fascio in one cou rt boldly or<l<>1' %qDma~ at~o. . @).tt Inp t WCE"k :H;nlnst th. threr- tC'nn.nta, an d \) ~e~ell 5 U q t In el)let mam • wh;cll wcr" to haH b•• n h,·", d yesterday . t tuo ( t an>gefDlid) auf ben !Bo'oen g,t,. \ mOrn".,g WH( pO",POntd,. pennln;;- t ho out. a, (, lie bon 'om lllattollm~n ~o . eoll"O nf I"."olo's Irlal. What .rep" the • fv udt "a b 1 ffitecintl Ott. uepanrn"nt will to"". now thot Fa"o.lo h'8 : ge t S un'o ,J latnon IFm. • ~ pleaded guilty 10 not I'nown. • ba flft. ' -- . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .~. utO Uen. . tt b n",,1 "'hftn !1AkE"d whnt t he-y w \)1I1 d l\:::E. ·. :. . ·. . . ~ . ·~ . . . ·~···~~~~~··~;·ii~~·~.·: t~~~~~Il~h;t07hn~j~~~:; 0;.1':~.7:tl:I~~;~~'l~ : dIna. nee. He wa. admlttei1 to ball : and w\ll be hea.rd In Munlelpal Ith Id b-Ing a Court touay. Sm . . a ~ n",,'comer \10 was Ignorant at the I'om .... :::·:;·.. hi' or<l~r" hac! ""\lUcri to.' tho ir ('vit'tlnn. ..........._ ..-........................................... ~~~~~u s~~::,~~ola~~~~bo\l~\lY 'o~·~ l!l.W. I - CAM E FROM TOLEDO, JON ' T I I XC'J'thl~llU .\.V~DU y �............. .... .... ............ " ..... , ..... -...... . , .................... ... ....................................... . ' •1-1 ....... ..... ..... ............... .............. ................ ......... ........... ~F. U M I G AT IUN BY CITY IS URGED Germs of Contagious Diseases Are Left in Curtains and Carpets to Spread More Sickness eed of Tenement Inspectors. Spread ing o r co"sumptl on. di phther ia and ~('a rJ t! t fev~ r g e rlU & res ult i ng t r om improper d isinfections w as u r g ed be- tore th e Ald pr manlc Committee o n Ordlna n l'es yeste rd a y nfter noon as a \\~al tpr ta k ~ c ha rge H ea lth Comml s!;loner D appea r ed befo r e th e com 0 urge th a t h is r ecom mendation th a t two d l&in tpC' to rs be r egularly empl o}' ed by ' he cit y be a d op ted, and s e \' era l oth er w pll-k no wn p byplcla ue bark ed u p Dr. Greene's s tate m ent th a t It wa ~ nil f The Sewernge Problc-nl. 'fC't.c Mn yol' [ w ould scud II. communi· to tbe' l'cHlHnoD CO UUt'" or this (oIIV It .;111 .... tb rtn or t he' urgen t l,,'rel or !lrtloD on t h «' "'lllntu' I' or :o;t'" ('I'n.:;('. 1';\"("1' ~IUt·(' 1 ('no rt' lIll'm ll('T t ht' I t" tn :->c nn ll fllth 01. Bur· tn1 0 hUrol h··t'n t'nl"I' I t'11 thrclIJ,!'hl)nt OUl' s('w(>rs t o thr ):tul!'nra Rl\,('l' wlH"n~ ,1 I ~ I'RrrlC'd rttlll tll r thCI' Oil to wards f l ak !' On tario. An d witHe thl!:) I ... t;"Olng on r he dUN; o( Tonn· w noll ll n ntl Nl:q::ll ra 1i'1l1l~ IU't' tH kht~ rh(!lr wn tr l' ~l1p pl\" II'0m tbl' N lugnrn Rh·cl'. 1t da nger ou s t o allo w hou~s wh er e con ta gio llB d iseases h ad been to g o unfulll ig a ted by t he city. Dr. G r eene ask ed tor tw o d lsl ntec t orl! ~ITTIXG BILL" Sp itting in Street Cars Cost Joh n in Mu nicipal CREATES MIRTH SmithCoua rt$5 tNotll his Morning;. elect C ouncilmen Pohe Fun at It and Its Champi on, Mr. Wilt· bank, T ells How It O perates in kn uwn fnd lhol tbe 1Y1~l d ~ ~(Irm s nb')llt thIs cit ·, ' nrt' dun't e l'ou~ly common FAMILIES SELDOM DO WO RK THOROUGHLY reason why th e ci ty $ho ul d (":1 ... ... ....................... ........ , .......... .... .. fN' ·ns hlghl\' Imllosslhl,.. tha t thpSl' rltll\~ f'an ourlh' this " IUt!r bt) tllut HIl tbe (liS (l'n~e- A"tll'n\R lIr~ e- lImlnRled. It 1$1 n wpH Health Commissioner Greene, Backed by Prominent Physicians, Appears Before Com· mittee on Ordinances. or fumigati on. ~ " ," .a nl l 1l takes t11~ cOll ~ t ,mt TI~lIa nce of :ht' HE Other Cities. Dt' ral·t Tl H'llt ..J)!. lTeultll-lo k{'('I) 111(" city trom l!un "i\"(11 l(l [hI' bill hv tlw ::O;1.'lp(.t m t' ll . ...., r ' • . .".... lnll.: u:-; a "pNlt !'illrpllt'1.' d.T1(1 dls.\IlPUI~t- m('lll tn Ib trlt:'II\I:., whu ~hrllnsed tilt' .!:1l1:t·l'Y und were t·oll1id,'nt tha t It ' ....(w! ll bt.· l .. ,lIroudltl \vllh lIn<lni m olls ap p ro\"a i. ·) I r. " 'lI t lJunk WJ.ti the 8l'1ccl m en selt.'clt U I)l' ~hl· '\"'omcn'~ Ht.'allh Pro t et~ti \·1,; .. ..... . ... . . , .. ... . ............ ............ ... .................... ~\ 6Boc l atloll to pilo t the b lli. lIe !:S l ruc k a n·t! ~tlmwt d( till' :;ltl1"'t. ..\ fr. .\ dam:; mon d tu trI k {" Ollt the . . ...,.:s ... .. ..... .... , .......... . ....... . ..... .. . ... : ., ...... .. . .... . .. .......... .. . .. t·",·und !'i('(·Con IJr,-,,"hllng (fI'· for Hny \·!oldllon til tIl!' bll! nnC' ot .. :, Ill..: argueu ~l ""'=='="====~~==;:;;;===""'====== thn r:. E -- -- Are tbe Police Otrenders? D"rn1'lQ N~, : S u nda y nig ht on th e 11 o'elock yellow ('ar t rom ':\lni n str ee t were lo ts o f poIIcem~n. Did t hey s p i t on t he fl oo rs? W ell, 1 g u es~ y es; y o u cou ld almost swim . arter they lett a t For est and other .,reets. I as k ed a n o fll cer Ir he t hough t B utralo people co uld be m a d e 8S partic ul a r a.s N ew Y o rk er s a bo ut 'pi tli ng on th e walk. H e loo ked at m e an d po ured out a ha i r c uprul rro m hi. mo u t h an d wal k ed o rr do w n th e T errace. contemptuously. H o w ('an l a ,,' b t! .forced, wi th 5l11ch l a.wless leaders? HEALTH. Burrllio. F eb. 10. 1903. .................. fl . . . .....~ .}(...:: .....:........ ·.. ·.. ·· £ . . ... . . . . . . .. . . . .. It w uuld b(> unjus t lo flllC a n In valid who m ight il, L'lJtnl/cllC'll to ('l: p('ctora~e on the jo:hh· w "lk. 'l'ondlti'Jnb exist,·' h~ foitHd. " o\,pr which WI' 11.lH~ no rontrol. and I t w ouhl Iw un Olltl':l~n to Faddl~ u thw nn p (' r ~olls atllktC'd with ... ickm •..;:' w hl) mh;hl UC 'U 19h1 " 1,,lating lhl"ll ordln,\l1f' .... l\1 r. \ \'lItban k dId nOl l!llte k in dly t o the mntlon. lie In~hltC'd th.\ t t h f' m eas- ure' shuuld lw pnfltled Intact. In l 'hh ago." lw cuntlnued . \"armlng up to h~l:.ol :-ubject. " t h(' lIenal t y I. -<10." "Oh, they can atrorcJ to pay it ou l thf'rt','" Int(,l'pt)~ d a. m ember.. .. ,,'hoY. Thp sp~akt:'r lht· Jlr!'t o«C'n:::.l;' think ot that!·' t'ontlnllt'tl : "I n I~ B oston $:"'0 Hnu the second $)0 ; h,',)rt or a dl..~('ount on the nr~t o f frn ·e .. " t'atnt' a loud whisper (ro m l he rear or the chamber ~ r. "'Hthank heltl t h (' morkl'd t hat it thal was Hu r - l'ndallntf'd, fluor and I"t FINES. Oood ror tbe spotters or spl tless town ! They spotted two opltt.rs~a" them t $.), ha d an y - jrt' t onr (rtr udh DP Ir:hbors to HU(' b c1:ln ~('r~ thing blll .i:l Jjt d ('plul voy ..q;t· w lll;'n II f r('tUt ('111' s r w('r: lgc. !:hould thl' at ore-Mld ca n a' lip to!' CO ll l-'luC' r atlo n retltel'dny in (,\tk ~ t n k£' a('t lon R~ntn !4 t \1 1" ,,(to \\ III th('o ~(>h,'l·t L'ouncll l)(' ob ll J::fU tfl J.Hlt :\ tunn el to t11(' }i"'tll!~ thu t Pd!'~I..'d Hlmo~t wi t hout a murm ur of t h l" hUI)U1(, d r nln s JtC ('n n bC' t nrrl("d be~'llu d tlbSPl1l In tlw 10Wf·1' bra n c h , tlll' rC'ceV - th l"'sl' ,·( tl (' s, unlei's S,) nlP ot.hf'r marl"' !t' ~~ h)(' p lnn w('r ~ :'1I~,£:t · Fited . Th(' I(lngel~ tlle d r ls th e m or e Ih"p!!; mu s t b f" MrrI6" (o{L Y )11CHABL HOOLI HAN. , _- ... ... ........ .............. ......... .............. ...... ......... . TWO Anot her Man Ar re.tad Was in Hard L uck, So t he Mys te r io us P hil anlhropi.t Paid for Both. behTJr"'thlnnrll opt hy Ihnt rtl·t'R dft,t I'h'OllrJ:C. 1t Is fi nly :I ql1 (,tc tloll of tlil!(" in mr op ln . Ion. h ('(oI'P th p~e ('ltlc~ will in stitute Ip,:al proc f' \'dlnJ,:!! t,) COlU l)('1 UuLI,llo t("l ~tO ll The "~Jl l tling Ol"'Cli Odl1f'P,'· a m('a~uI"O "mpt ~ ln~ Its !!(" t\el'~ Into th e rl\('r . In thr pu~st'll .. ",1(·\."l1l1y In l'llmmo n CUlll1l'lI dct- t n tu {'s thf.'l·e I s noUltng th!ll r an fo;/lVr Bnt:. du!'lng (':qu;'ctorHtloll nil th(> ~l d j w~d k ( 11(0 f r om Ilt> (put It su ch It ['Iroc(,f'dlu~ "('l'e I ~tl1 rlrd. Ar:nl n . l ook ll\ ~ at 11\(\ thlnq- f ru m VI" T1 uny pu blic \"l:hll'lt ur p lace :l n uls· a m urnl ~tnnl1l · o1D r. W(\ ",'IlO'lo t justly '; Ilb· .1IH'f' punlshubll' by It. tin PAID rlOWll. And n heartl ess city mag istrate ' l'UXt'll th(1' splUt'rs $5 lo expecto rate. They dldll't expect n rate 80 blgh, But the Ove·s pot cnmp lit> without a slgb. Expectorating in street ears cost two iu municipal court this morning, but while that may seem n high rate . for expc~t"rnti"". the fnct that tbe extreme pcnalt." authorized by tho city ordinance • for thi. unsanitnry and 80mewhat vulgar offen" is $100 for each case, it 1s apllarent thAt Judge Braunleiu 9x p rcised I judidal lelliency in disposing of the first cases of this sort before him. Both fines w ere paid by ODe mall because his companion was in hard luck. The prisoners were arraigned by Officers Leary nnd Weisbecker. Leary,got his mnn this morning uboal'd a Boyne. and H oyt car, Ilnd "' el sheck~r arr""ted the other on a Main street car. Attor"ey Al:1!1l1r D ....Jl:isa of the corporation cOl!n8el'~ appeared to condUct the mPH :-- ; , --omce- I pro~utJon. The first man arraigned said he was J oh u Smith of T oledo. Perhaps thot Will not his nnwe-. but nobody in court knew the man. ond his identity was not que ... t ioned. although Officer Leary soid he thought Smith WR.S n Buffalo busincell ma n. At nny rate, Smith preferred not to stu ud trial. He pleaded guilty with· out ado, llud Ulere WIHI no necelsity for the introduction of expert testimony 01 to whether the i1efendant chews tobacco, .en·sen or other foreign mattcr likely to ui!IColor at ... et cn r fi oors. Judge Braunleln fined Smith 2 nnd $1.::;0 costs, which he paid without a murmur. Omcer W eisbecker arraigned Edward .Tniner, n w o rkingman who IiYes at 200 ~ o r s treet. .laiuer also pleaded guilty, but asked the court to be lenient with him. H c said he bad been out of work for some tim~ past, nnd was just goinK to work on n new job when he was nrr('sted for s pitting in the )Ioin street car. Smith didn't kllow that n lUon could be fin,'<! $100 under th e ordinance, and ho promptly offered to pay Jainer'. fine, whate\'cr It mi"ht be. Judge Braunleln fuiled to take ad"anto"e of his genero.lty, and finrd Juiner onl)' $1.30. .So Smith hllllded the court a ~ note, ond bustled out of court. '1110 8 ntH'pitting ordinance is to be enforced more rigorou.lr. Supt. Bull haH 14 patrolmen on thi" dutl'. IIeretoCore nil per'to ns nrrcs tE'd hn,",~ ~<"n orraigned in morning court, where thpy ha\'e invariably bee n allowed to go under "u.pen,ion o f sentence. IIe81th C<>ruml,to gioner G"eene hilS .,ked Supl. nlaTie nnltfl'!n):nments in municipal COllr hcr enfter, and this will be done. a t a s a la ry o[ $1.000 a yeu r eacb . a nd . i1Th.ln;" what "ouirt tht' Chambf'J"' thi nk. to C1. rry a rlbid enfo r ce m ent ot th e l) tilP pl:-nait) pn::-;t'l'ibl..'d by tht- muultenement h ous e In w. as k E'd in ad d it Io n Forget 1ho West Side, Ge neral. l fMI If'~If:ilature at Soln F'runL"lsco. tor lWO t pne m e nt h o u~ e ins peotors a t whIch mach (he ural orff'n r. punl!"lhRbh' sala r ies of 11,000 pnch and one p lum b- E 'or Z'lcung ~,,'t\&' : b\' .t floC' of ~:)I)O and the second "lwO Ing Inspec tor a t $1.200. I Just a few words to co m me n d Su pt. y~ ,t r~' imy)rbonmf'nt,'· t t.l."il wo r d bein g XOT THO ROL G H LY VOXE. B u ll for h is ene r getic moye In abating said !O towly an d with uet'idt:'u t..: m pha~ t..-; spitti ng In cars: \\-hat I. more disgust - I n th ('trOt: to Imflrp~~ his (,nllpaguE's "At prepe nt, " sa id Dr. Gr ee ne . " th e ing t han to si t opposite one or t he.e with t)1 Q h('rlousne t" ti l' thC' ~ ubJI.'('t. o n ly re q uire m e nt of lh e la w re la ti ve offen si v e p assen g ers and h ave to look This t.il, mt nl wus gl"etf'd with a t o the dlsJnfecti on of h OU 9CS wh e r e co n- On a n d s t flnd tt? Ano one thing 'we do I"t'\rm~tl rJ'lul'!nur or tmrprl"'l' ~ Whll·1t dC'lOll I 11Il'l 1 mf)urnful. lon~-dra w n tagions hf\ ve been Is t h a t th ey s ha ll h op e I. th a t he won't o,'erlook E lm be dlslnrec ted. A ll tb e ra mlly which w ood and our "\Yeflt Side llnp~.. 'Ve whl~tll J" (tlltiuJ)l P.ttl'l1 la}JtHd loud \ [ol o1",lcn. ;J.t thn ~.tUll lhll~ trYJIlE; to "-as ntfUc t ed h a~ lO d o I s t o r ep ort that know t he E ast Side needs the most at1.1 'prC'--!-( .,1 fmul('. t hey have co mplied w i th tb e la w. a nd ten tion. b ut don't forg t u s on the 'Yest J. Y. th e re It e nds. ,Ve ~ a\'e n o pow e r t o Side. " \\~, II. Ir ~f' JI"" not 10 Illt in tars ascertain how w ell th e y fum ig ated . a nd ~ Io. Feb. 10. 1903. / " l \\ 111 \\ I' b~ tippO eod b' do t'lH."h 4 II('('(~ It:'. ,Hi. ('s'!" . J krod )1 1' .. Lamo n d . In nine ca ..,s out or t en th ey did no t d o 111 pro!ush.m In It p roperly. The y ma y burn a rew s ul - ........ J.f,.l .... _....... _..... " ......................... . · '.\rf' thrn' l'u"'pHluJ ttl!' P )llM:r.S you hav Just told us phur ca ndl e. In tb e h ou se a nd s \l,ll pose .t lwu t ., .• the germ~ ba ve been k illed. W e k now ..from expf" rl ence th ~ t th e only way to ................. !........ I ..... ................................. .. ~tr. \','lhbal1k r"pllt'o Ih.lt th('r(' wue. "Thf'rC' :In' pfmllh l Plll wo rnt ·n behi nd kill germs thoroughly iB to use rorma ltills hill," ho ftuitt. "WOOlPIl w ho h an.! d ehyde. The g erms o r d iph t herin . con sumption a nd s r arle t tev~ r w ill ll \<e In 11I'llt hUll. :lnds of tl"llalti tr)'lng t o ImlH·i>'·'" l11(' !-'alll l ar)· t'olldltiolls of P h ll u a house tor a long tIme In clo thin g , df>lphln. 1'lw~: I la\t~ rc('tl·v(.·! I p tt (' r ~ of curtains or ca rpe ts, a nd It th ey a re not itHlllrsr·mf,·nl from the )'hl) N·, M r . D u rkilled will not on ly e nda ng r the li ves h a m. Pn:'!-HlfJtI r ..trt'('In, of lh(' R apid or the ramill es lI yl ng In th e h ouses. but Tran~lt 'ot11pan)'; LJr Lt'f'. Dr . Shoe· a nyone eJ!lie wh o h UP PPllB to g o lh e r e . 1llal{,.r. ('olond (iuod, Dr. T.tlCOl t ' VUIr th e city took ch a rge or th e ru m lgations. It w ould be d one th o roughl y Pol ic e and Health Department 1 1I.·m . ..tnt! other... ," . a nd p rovide a saf egu nrd agaln~t t hei r TIt,1 CIUC'!:oltOl" '\\ t:J lh,-·n l.lllu.1 on 1\1. 1' s Dread." I :\thttns' mt)tlolt 0 (' ut out the'" "('con d Object to Disc ha rge of c1"u~e-. Tlw mollon was iC)coJt by a vote Arter a number ot p r o minent p h y s In l Ii III 1:. 1\[1". ('lilY f' ugs""ted that cians had not on ly repeated . but e m Spitters. til'" fllllih r run~ld r.ttinn of lilt' m.lU-;r phasized Dr. Greene's a~ rtl o ns . Aid . ...................I, ..... ~ ........... .::....... . Adam expree!!!ed hiS app r o va l o f th e b po~tP'JI1"'ct Tnr million W,t!'; adopted. ... ............ T hp tn0rnlng jU!'t:l'f'S before who m appointm ent or th e dl . lnrector s. but th ought some a rra ngeme nt oug bt t o be mr-n <Jl'l'e:-ited f or Sp illi n g In sll'ee t cu r s ~ ~ 1l0id ... fcve- r js u pn~yentnhIe uis(,R~e. m ade whereby persons ab le to ought have been arraigned h ave p(>r~lste d I n to .pay ro r th e d is infectio ns a nd not ~u ...:pencJlng sentence on l he viola tor s or I 'l'l .1£'1'1 d . a sk th e e1ty t o d o It. 11 a "11l1"8 Recorcl. th~rcfore. dethl-' ordinan ce:-, SuperlnlendE'n t o f P ollee ...... ... .... ........... . .. ... . . ..... .. ... . .............. . . . . • TE:VEJIEXT INSl'ECTORS . I 4 ('In l 'oj thnt "t\ heren;\r thC"re b nil PIJf ... Bull and H ealth Co mm ls~lon(> J' Ci re~ a confen'nre t OUJY a cTI"a d CDlll' of typhoid f~\'er there i::J ('limp." Frederi c Almy. s ec r etary o r the C' tlw:.. 11('1(1 that hflreaftt'T P('I':l'OI1!<l a r re~l('d o n t his .. ........ .... .. .......... ...... ................ ... .. .... ..... .. Thi~ ~,a r 'i,e p utting: it s~m" wha; ; Ity j)rga nlza tl on Socie ty. a ppe~ red De- C'harge ~h a ll b~ arraigned In ~l u n lC'lpn. l tore t lttrCo mmittee to ~ rge t h a t m o re Court ten e ment h ouae InF~ p ec t o r s be a p pointTwo nJ'l~oners \\'('1"(' n1Tal~ned t oday. . " ~SCI O PLEADS G UIL~ .tl·O"~IY; ?ut .it is a fact thut for a ed. M r. A lmy expla ined th e (' r usad e On"! t.,· pho.d " p.denllC to <1evelol' in this era, f !-I.tid he \\aa J ohn Smit h (I f T oledo. a e a lns t unsanita ry t en e m e nts a nd thou!:tht to u,' a C1 a~~ u med n o m f'". Th e In (;plte of ThiA C Oln. tcHon t h e Lond. ~llcdicnI kno .wlcdr.e nnd snllitnry inspccti 1 showed th a t one Inspect or was u n nbl e other waR E dward J n ltH'1" of :?99 (' eda l' " It . "re s Ign Ihat somehody has blunto ('arry out th e la w. The w hole subslrept. Smit h wa? fi ned $3.50, J al n pr l ord Secure" n n OrtJel' of E,"lcject was la id o ver for a w ee k . dered. or been reclde.sly Or ignorantly $1.50. Smith paid both ftne •. a. Ja lner Questions as to th e p r oper compentJon Agol .. "t n TenAnt. no money. Ju dge B r a unl el n lm ne.~hgent.. Thnt sueb • cOlldiliou ot sation by th e c ity to th e v n r lo u,", hos- had po~ed l h e fi nes, thlOg~ ~Xl@.tS now af Ithaca, right under pI tals tor a mbulancp ca lls In poo r cases, were ta k pn up by tbe co mmit tee . Att:' C har les FasC'io, Jess ee or t he U nite the wllll~. nnd even ""'' ithin the precinct~ torney. f o r t he Sis ters'. E m e r ge ncy a nd jJJ;j C" rnAiI eniversity. is almost inco Germa n hospitals nsk ed th a t so m e pro- .. · ...................... .. ..... ............ ... ......... .. .... .... . Sta tes Hotel b lock. pleaded guilty II pofrt:'IH.'Dsiulc. vision be m a d e wh e r eby a r egul n r r a te r.. Coun lY Court t o t.WO Indictments c ha rg or compe nRn ti on be flxed. but t he comI ~ IlIg him wit h vio lating the tenement mlttee tbought no rate ou g ht to be flxe(j, ........ ... ...... ...... .. ....... ..... ...... ............... ... .... .. ho u s e law. He wi ll be se ntenceu ne"'(t until tb e . ubJec t ha d bee n dl9('ussecl before the Committee of the Whol - - - - - week . "when It too k up th e es ti ma t es. .JI \~!llonf> t· (Jr('('ne allP('Hr;;~_ In t he meantime Judge Braunleln will - ' ~ U, ,;"dl h CA~d~r ank ~1~t~';'1I1~::' :\1' \WfOrf;.f't.r~.ps UO ,rtli\ y till ~l~g';ll ~Il I.il"Pllrl m t n t dedde t he ejec tment s uit brought by dlnnn---:-tilH rt' II \H'fZl 1 ),1 11 1,{ .. dors /I t FaMeio agn. lnst o ne ot his l enants (t)r t\on. (,II1..,.,. (' <1 tW O II d (lltlIlIH~l l ~. I;:. ~1l'fll lW ' nw The law saYI3 1:lOy( art t w O "1~~\S~R(,~1.r \> :lc h . !In? nne no n-payment of rent. h1 00Q that the landlord ca nnol collec t r ent so '~,~peC liHt' :lIt $1fn~p~wi.or n l $t2oo a. ;. (> ~ lon g as hi s te nement does not conform m or e plumb 11S( Lo the law, but F aMclo conlfnds th e la.w Is unconstitutional. In s pite of this aclion Fasclo I.us obtained a final o .. d,>r AVE QUIT THE MORNING COLIRTS. nm . ................. ........ -......... ;,)............................. V ------1 • or cvletlon against one returnable In 24 hours. or his tenants �..................................... ............. ........... . ................ ......... .. .... ....... .....1., ............. .. ................... ........................ ............. .. .... . ........................................................... I JUST LIKE LAW DlYIO[SDfATHS Comm ittee Postponed Action for a Week on Dr. Greene's JDHN SMITH]' F INTO THAff Request for More Help. BUSIN ESS MAN, INCOGNITO, CLASSfS PAID A FINE FOR HIMSELF I I AND THEN PAlO THAT OF AI Those Resulting From Some i the mectin~ of the- RJdermonic COlUmitte<' on ~nnitnry JUC'n tmres :rrsterony aftl!l'tloon Dr. \Y ultor D. ~ne. henlth t'Ommi~joner. urged the melllber~ of the ('ommittee ro ~port in favor of nllowing him to C'mpioy two m(,ll n~ disiufectont at ~aJari~~ of $1.000 n ~'enr f'o('h, two j yenr (,'Brh i troel11C'nt-hOtlF(, inf;p~ r tors nt $1,000 COMPANION '1.200 a )·car. SC'Y('rnl ph)'!-irinnq were present to "I)eak in fn \'or of the emplo)'mcnt of tbe dh,;inft.~tor~. Tla'y snbmittNl argum ents similar to tbOf;C contnined in Dr. Gre-elle's Rnuuol rC'port. whir h hn~ heen published . in the Commercial. In eff""t tbe nrl'lI' ment!o> were thot s;o long u:.: the city fuils to tnke ehari<o of th e disi nfectiul' of hou~e~ wh('re there Itn\·C' bren con t llgtons di~en~eR, .it will be impossible to stnmp I HEART TROUBLE A FREQUENT CAUSE f hdul'L' tlH.'1U hu;:, l)l!~U dl ~cbJ.ll;cd on ;:,Ul;' Vl ole-nl deaths ca used by crime. n Pl'.l~~~r~l J~:~~\l:~:!~~~ueut followed confercnce Sudden d ea th s without the criminal belli LH..'tweclI ll ~;lltll Cmumisslollf'l' U rcl'nc elpmen t. out tho~e di~E'n~es Frederic Almy of the Charit), Organization Sol'icty urged the employment of an extra tenement-hou~e inspect or. He said that the Ilre~ellt insp N'tor. on Rccount of the large amount of work, ,,"os un abl~ to do 011 Ihe inqpeeting. ,.he N>mrnittee took no nction on nny lUll! ~tlPt. Uul1. U r. UI'CI'UL' l'ould Dot sec Natural d ea ths where th e cause 15 t he ~\'n:s~ or ll ct;llHu~ 1.t IIllllct.' UH!U to rid\! In ~t.t'l'l·t ",':Ir:; {or lhL' 1,\1I'ptl :;\' flf 3l'1'c:sllnl,; appare nt. llllt·IHh,l'e., (lilly to ~h'l' ttll"m 1I1:s ...·hurgl'd In Theel' a r e th e three mor t u a ry classi)j('l'nll114 Court. .\ bu:o;hll'ss llHUl, wh o S:'l\"C lbC' u:'flc ur fl cation s und er whIc h the law is oper"Juhll ~mttll" nud hI:>; IH.hll'4."~~ its [Oll'do, a tcd. So far as the law Is concerned. I till;:, \\.IS oIrl't· ... ll·U IIUt.! 1I0j-t l'UI' 9f the r{'C}ue~tR. F'urth£'r ('o n~iaerntio n 11 he p~id to them ot an other meeting Jo be held np"t woek. It was decided by tho members of the for lUornlU~ ~llItlID~ ou a in tl1e 1:i.1,)'I\\li CoH. , 11 ..., th ese are the- only k inds of deaths. (' \"en this Dum'ber or kin ds or d ea th s h as c r eated a tangle wher ein the authorltl es nre und ecIded as to who shall t a ke ca re of such cases ai' need In vestl""ltlon o ~· IC n person Is round d ea d in a h o t el, in his room at honle. o r any oth er place, where It does not a ppear that death wa~ du e to violence, It Is a q u e~tJo n whether the r emai n s will be taken charge of by th e Coun ty :M edical Ex. a mln f' r or by th e H ealth Department. The Medical ExamIne r contends that th e H ealth Deoartment must talce cha rge of such caset'. and vi ce versa, l)ll'lldl'd ;.;ulllY to thl' l"i.1i1';:c l\utl Wtl::; llucd ~:! nnll "l.~U CO~lS, whku h~ IMld. (o;uWUl'd J luuer, II \\'ul'kln~ul,lu o r :\().I :211H L'("(L1r :-;. trN·[. \\'n~ .uTi.tlr;ued at the :':1 111(' lllUf' with "~mith " on tbl! ~UUl~ committee to tnke no action on th e re· But (.'bal',I.;l·. lie 1l1l...... Hh. . d guilty" hut s;lld that h(' b.ld heC'u out or work tOl" two mouth::; And could not pny a tine. "I'll tbdt lll:lU'!S uue." said ··Smlth." altboug'1 11(' llad nen'r :3cC'n blm u(.'rOI'(> . Jud~e Hl'uunll'lu W(iS IE'nIC'Dt undC'l' thl':o; dr('UWSI.ln<.·t':-. llnd fined Jnlu ~r only $1.(0:'(5. whk b "~w lth" paid. pest of " ariou~ hospitnl!=! for compen~n ­ . n in (,RRe~ where ambulance ('nll~ huye n rt'Opontled to for the benefit of peruna ble to pny. The memoors of the mlttee thoul'ht thnt no rate should be un til the suhject was discussed be. tbe committee of the whole. }1 Sudden Death s Is No Crime Involved and Natural Deaths. lJercnttt'r all p~rS('lns ('nught s l)lJ.oko. ...., stn.'l't CUI~ w111 not he arraigued Iu :\101'n· hl'~ Court hut wllt lit' tukt'u bt~I(ll'e a J Ul1~t! tJl~tht! )luuldlMI Conrt. Tbls .H·llon. \5 rc:snlt or ttn: L.\lh~ ot lhc~ :lUlI·~I~ .tl Ue, (,,'l1IUiIU\'t.. llClllr\' tIll! lUl.u'utne,. ju:stlcIC:S. ~ h; ~Jid tblll lht' Justh.:t·:s Ullllie <l l:t.I'~C tl1l~ law :ltul do nvt lln:tl'ud, to t,l ke It sl'I'!om.ly. En'I'Y IH.'rson lhu:s 1:11' :u'I'lllgne~ o 8 Crime, DISTRESS. , CHANGE. on€.' plumbing in:o:pector at RIlII IN I ANTI·SPITTING C R USA 0 EI Where n \'llY .... ... ... ................... .. Fl' 1 1()1)~ .................................................................. '9U ·................ ·......··· ...... f ···.. ···· ...... ·...... ·.. ·· .... · - ~ II. ........... ........................................................ ........ . .... •,. , j " ~ f' . . . . . . . . • .. 1 . . . . . . . ..; .... .. .. ~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . . .. .. . . . . . . . .~ . .Q 0 't) n @;mit't) bon %olebo @;pi~e1 bon !i.. .9. 'rot'riat( alenlines F r Men. '1'I I r. l.;l oli 3i [ten S2eart) !B.&,\l~~lJ,U.d~nb unb @lor mub n un Jc~f}alb bor ba~ 9J(unicipalAeridJt. - p aUf ben J-F: 1 .. I OJ .................................................................. . EALTH STeen biny u'fgene itt-ttIng abo~ud a which ,u::.ptdoree. he Is .. .... ... .. ..... ....... Dao Fridny ntt C'rfloon to compel ODe ot t h e t(,Dants or Charles Fascio. lessee ot t he Unit('d Stntes llotet, to pay rent or gIve u p ~ cor. Tile h u ge pIle 0: things done In bronze ., r.lt;h he Is carrying In his arms. ,re nOt gold dolJars; they are ~ I th a pl'emis('s . wo s gra.Dted ex- pnrte. 22 ~ll~te oCle ""o~n ""'m'!~ 1 th e tpn.nt In qu o,lIon nor tho elty '\.} '1 ..J "J ~ I L) resented In muni cipal cou rt wh en .a!ebo, D ., tuU t'he gefl~ rn 2fbenb i n wa. c.lled. nnd Judge Brnunloln ~ er v ery Do n<;>t spit u pon the fl oors. Don t spit Upon the cfiIings Bu.t ~hoot 1t .a t the cuspId ore ' l nless y o u d hurt my feelings. ........... f.t. ............................................... biwna· . ~:~rOhtt:~~~~s p~~ce&!! f~~~ttedw~~AI~;t t~:~ 103 ti .. ....... "... .. ... . polut tbat Chief Cieri, Schneider of the depnrtml'tndt ot henlth appeared 1n court fin d ............... ......................... pra teR c ngnlnst th e procccd ln;;5. () n ll ppl1. ('ntlon ot Attorn ey ~! cGc-e. Judge nrnu nlcln I l"UIC'd thnt tile City bad no !taudlng In co urt I - FEES UNPAID. •.~.. . . . .. ..... .. ... . ........ .. . . ... . ... . . . . ... . .... . . In the acUolHl. IE. ....,- Unless Charles Fascio Settles with Law- - & It I. unlikely that the e,"lctlon pro- ceeding. brought by Charles FascIa. leasee of th e United States Hotel tenemE'nt, w11l b e pu~hed to a decision. Fasolo has failed to pay the con. table 'who ~I?rved summonses in the cases and h!s a ttorneys at present will take IDa (urther steps In the suits until they 8 nd the e xp ens~g are paId. The tenant against whom Fascio got & writ move d from the building befo/e th e writ agaInst him was iss u ed. J O il ot the COllstltU- tbe ground tbat It Negro w ith S m allpox. I deprives n lanrllord of hi. rights to coll.ct arI es Be ll. a negro liVing over I r cnt without du e procC'Ss ot law was th rD p Sl a.1 substation D at No. 805 raised. Jud ge Bl'llunlelu re.erv ed deel.lon ta.m street. was dis('oyered to be su tter lI. ud tl8k(>(] the 8ttorn ~y s to eubnllt bri efs tng from sm a ll - before Tut"sd:1.r. B~tI was l"em~~~y~~terday aftel'noon. It Is Bald th a t Fnsclo. who pl('n.ded guilts has Hal and th e quarantine county court Friday nfternoon to ludlet. tu~ l d his ap artme nts will be lU ento:; charglug him w il h Illega lly cODduct . goa e . , tng th r Vnlted Stutes notel as a tt'D" .....nY"rr.-;-.......... .............................. , has Quit thC" fig ht ngnlust ht~ t ennllt~Dl:l~ j tbnt. t borrfore. lbe questio n err th e ";'nsll. lin . . . . FEB .. . . .. . . . . . . . .U. . . . . ·. . . .·. . . . ·. ·lI !~t t,~~n~~~e:;,et~~ ~ I'ITT I :\'(; F.n Xf: ~ ...... - ..... ;:B....~····'"i:j" .. \·O'O·:;v .. ·· ...... ·.. ·.... ·.. ·........ · deciaiou made by I Itb'; ;;~e~'g(ng~e ::~ ~. hla I " ~TnE~'T P rop lC"!; ('o;umn:' c ARS. '"""'I: • ffE·.... ·..................................... .. ~~ "f"ry glad to see lhat Ru p l Bull " .. . " .. .. .. ..... " .. ................ . .. .. ... .... ..... ... ... . . ta.l tpci thf" E'nfol'<'eml"n t of U;e 01'. dln~tnc f" rtg..llnst ~plttlng In strePt ral's . If a few mol'" men Who do not 8e"l11 .................... .. 1?0f;!'PS"::Pri or C1t"(,f'llt InFlhH'ts ar~ .~I·_ _ ....................... _ If''F;tNl and fin "'rt thlf' rtif;gu~llng nrac- " tirr, r hell o, e. will "pon bp stoPlled ONI'; WHO PA YS IllS F.\ R·!;1.-I· ] has ~g i ng frow 'Il The point tlonnllty or tht' la w Will_ I yers and Constables His Proceedinn'S W,'II Lapse. t 11 ' ANOTHER SPITTER .,._..= ............................ IN THE DRAGNET L I) J~I~:~~/;:i~~e,:~ :1I::e'd Wt~O e~:;:c~ ';.. ....:........ ..... ........... ..... ... .. .. ... ...... ... ....... ..... .. ~·illinm Brown. a salesman , ~6 oltl. \\8S al'l'~l!ltt"d las t ev~ning hy Pa, t t'111111nn Rmith of the P~arl S treet. ~ t:\ l! nn anrt. tu('lu.(t up on tht! c h argt' of ~lllt ting on th ... ftl)()J' or a. !\taln ~ll'pd II·nU,·y (·ar. lIt.' \\as a.(l nnltl'>{} to hail an 1 will lit..' lH:UH.l t!XLlY in Muni l'- ),1 ',11:-; tor&\e frgel>- lin t he cars wi lhout being • a1&ble to lbe la w whicil prodillilS N pft b ~r ,.. • • rop· the CAse had no e. et !8at)nes un' ~ S)ot)1 @; tr. ~at bon. I other eou r.e t o follow. However. It CRme t m I' <m lou t Saturday .ftoruoon thnt the t ennnt hnd . en ~a rO.lmen "~4urrat) u nb @!Ot bep moved two da,. before the !'rnntlng of tbe I !jape!, tuel! et a uf ben !Bohen gefpuG~ ol'der. for the ron.on th" the brewer>. who .ljnjt.e.. (h tuutbe gegen !Biitg["';of! en!./ ~ot hi. IIcen._ for him. bnd alr_ady clo••d ! IT = '!~ C" .., 1m li p. II en. ""ml" etl arle, er fei ftemll in ! At the tlmo t hRt McOee & Rosenau ob. iEuffaCo unb lUiffe nicf]15 bon bet D~ I' tailled the order against that tenant th e< ~en~rlJt:sly placing In the street C~tl·s. Lines underneath read: it. I f l L D BIT'I'E" D\ A DOG. ; : \ St Son South y Fleming. the five-vear-ol Mrs. E. A. Jo'le mlng. ·No. 318 i\'l~ion Street. \\:as bitten in the upp ~r lip Yf'stE't'flay ~ftt? r noon by a dog °DlVn d by (,ho rl es Oezel. No. 880 Sou th ~I l·otll·t. Ivls lon Street. The \\io und was cauterizeo and tht' facts reporte d to the H ~lth Department. It Is '!lId the d og w'11lZ hOt liUh . and no serlou s res ults are anuC"lpau'c] _____ care of under Under th e ne\\' law whioh c re'l ted th ~ (' ounty Medi cal ExamIn er there are. a.('('ol'ding to th e JattC'l' omclal. three classes of d ea d ])f>l'I'1()ns, so far as the In w js concerned. Th p~e classes nre thos('o who die natural dea.t h s wh ere the ('UUSP is appar ent. and In t h ts case thp physl c inn's cel'tifiate sati.-lfi es the l aw; those who <lI e f l'om v iolence wh e r~ crIm inal nction ensu es, nn d tn this rnse th ~ C'oun·ty Medical Examiner tak('s charge, and, finally, those who dle s u ddenly and y et do 110t leave by their d~ath any Indi cation of vlolenc·o. It is th e latte r ('ase w'hich h as bpcome the b t.ne of contention between the Health D "pn rlm en t and the )'led lcal Examin cl'. The latte r asserts that the InCere ncf' of the law ii~ that he is to have c h a rge of remains only whe re d eath was causrd by , ' fol e nce. In favor of the eonte:1Uon of the H ealth Depa,·tmpnt i t Is asse rted that in many 1n stances tho finding of th e body or a' man ,,-ho wus murde red may not disclose at first g la nce the ca use of death. Th el'e are ways at killin g people. by us. of certain poisons w hi ch w ill not betray the mca nl:1 until afte r -, skIllful diagnosis. Shou ld th e body of a pe rson be fOUlid wh ere the first supposition was that hpfl l't fnilure ""as th e cause o f d eath. but ",he1'? it developed later thnt the m a n had been poisoned . the case woulet obvlou "ly belong to the Nr:edtcnl Ex· nmInt.='r, Yet the ~l ed i ca l Examiner a~­ s~rts that the H ealt h n~pprt111ent should Investiga te until It'is !"'ho\\'Jl that c rim e W3.·' in\"olved . How the con· troyersy wtll turn out Is p rob l ematica l. H ealt h Commissioner Wal~er n pGl'effe says H ts simply a C1ue~tlon OInt r preting the ]nw. an d wh e n that point is ~('ttl<~f1 thE're wtll be no f urt h er dispute. "If it is ~hown t h at we should tab:e C:lre o f sudden death ca~oo w e will uo it without complaiut," snid Dr. Gl'ee n~'1 "We w III not h:\ ve to go to th e- co urts to set tl e th nt matter . and in the mp,antimp thp r em ai ns of lh e dend a re being pro\'idE'd fo r propeJ'ly." I I --...: INFAMOUS. ·. . .·. ·. . . ..... f that He Will Not Further F ight t h o Tenem ent Law. 1=================== COM"nS SIONER 01 Dr. GRFjE~E-Plcture . TIlREE CL,\.SSES OF DEA D. .................... MEASURE. It has deV'E.'looed, thAt the order w hich .Tadge Brnunir!n grnntE"d to M cGC'e & R<:Ise- J', H " HAS FASCIO QUIT? Bel, who die from sudden deaths not caused by vio l ence are talcen protest . .. ............. ..!..F.... .. ·;.·..~,. ..1· 08 ................ . a ie ; ""'.x--_......__....................._,"'ficfj ge\ttrn auf tiner srrolIet) ~ar ~er . .......... .. ... ... ..... ..... .... ... ..... .. ... . geIT(n unb in @egenro ad ber betben ..... .. .. ..... ..... .. fr:r..... nncl In the meantime, while the conten· Uon 1ft going on, the- rpm ains of persons 'AN ATTEMPT MADE THROUGH THE A BILL TO TO LEGISLATURE: RENDER TION COMPULSORY IS DiSGOls ED, VACCINA. MEA SURI: B t:rP WHEN AMINED ITS OBJECT E NOUGH - SNEAK , IS EX· CLEAR IT SHOUL D BE KILL· ED AT ONCE . t"ndC'l' the g'uise of no bIll whic h is e ntitled to a mend the pu blic h eulth l aw, 1'C'luti\·c to loca l b oa rds oC henllh . A ttellipts are b eing made to snealt t hrough the l egislature a measure ,,'htch Ir it b ecomes n. la.w will menu complilflor~~ vtlecinu tion. Under th~ t el'IllS or t h e measure the state co mmis- si oner of health sets himself up a s n czal' to say thu t whene\'er h e sees nt v accine ~ h a ll b e tnjet'ted into a. person's boDy cyen If objection is mr&.ue. An att el"l1pt was mod e t o push a com pulsory v Rc('i n ation bill through the legislature l ast yt"Rl' but \Vas blocked when the ecop(' of th e Inf:l.mous measure was dis cus~ed. 'l'he bill was intended to {'o mp e ll \'~\l'C'tn::ttion and aJ'ou~ed pubhe selltilllE'lll ngainst it to such an extent th at il was dropped. I n the new measure. after making U.JllImher of sligh t a m e ndmcnt~ to thi! pr ('~ent Inw th e t o llowing worc15 arc i nsert ed in section 24. whic h rel a tes to th e dutie~ of n b oard of health W111"'11 a ('o ntagio us d isease exlsls"an d sh a ll enforce general vaccInatIo n of all per· sons when requl red to do so by t he e t ate co mmissioner of health, who Is J hereby authorized to make such are· qulrement when in h is Judgment sucn action Is necessa ry fO'r the protection Of th - publ ic heal th." B>' thC'!'e f ew lilies the s t ate (' omml ~ ­ ~ion(:I' of hea llh h a~ .sol e con trol over I the pel'~fm or anyone ~Ill U his OI'(.l CI'F Lo v~('('inate ('all he c:1l'ried out by ron.·e. . To t.'nfol'C'e general varcinn tion," m(~.tn s t h il t thrrc i ... no st.opplng the h calt h Offif' t·1' :'l1ld if one I 'c fusp~ hp call bt> hf"ld dOl;\'1I and f orcNl to submit. Danger F,.om V accina tiol1. The ,l;T(\nt dHIlq'er 1'1'0111 VUC'ci lllltion is ...... through t h e unpudty or the vaccine U Rad. It h as l·.(lu::;e(1 many denths and perman ent uismbllitIes nnd orten dls flg\lreu p<'ople fill' life. The practicc (Jt v acd n:.tlion i!{ considered dangerous 'l.n d r cpulsiYP a nd th~ legislatu1'(, ghOuld oot put il~elf on recOl'u of ena~ting into aw su c h u drastic an d penurious mea3- lre. 1 �..................................................... ............. - - ? ......... ... 'lot I) lstke. Ru t'h a l u niJ $1 _1l.00" !! nri It "ou ld I"st Burralo for grE"a t ma ny y e a 1"8. ...... ....... .. ........ ........... . .. .... ..... : .... .. . ... ..... ..... ............ ....... w e tE"r ,.,f '\, fl uId ('o~t u ~. & ........ .............. T[Nf.M[NT Hi.l US[ "The fi ltration p lan 1 regard dS inl . ~ ITV W'A' TER r;,~!~::.,bl=;"o~tnr~~I~~~:~.th{y~lp\~np • ALBANY, b. ty. IS.-Assem Gra ef! of EssexF ecoun who hasbliyman n t hp F L[GISLATION IS ~l;~;:'g~~~(>!J~'~et;~~~t!!~~l\l;g(O~ r~~n;a~; 1 BEING AOVIS[O Y E EVERY AR C'ast"' 1 ~6ETS WORSE . ~~~~~,~ e~t~~II ~~~~~~~~~ ~;\i\:~~:~~ 144.000.0110 ~~e~:lt· lIs~'"ro~~~lrh'Y;' ~Iou;:,~tI~~Il.~~.:eg 70: can lhE' 000 ..-;')lInI18 a nay. I ${'P P :~eo::~:e:u:~ido ~~r.eys~~~~ tt~:c~~I~i~~ to b e a m ended. _~ of makln!; 'ho s",oller pure. "nUl' \\alel" is hod dt1l'lnh" the ~prlng And f,111 ~t>a!";on~. hE"c<t n s(I in one of thp ~TP:1 r 'lllanUtlt"s o f icp going • B~~~rO a~~~?e~~n~~o~!?o~:' ~'~X~~fct~ I t he repre"cnta tl ves of the E a st Bul'falo Li ve Stock E x c h a n ge obj ec t e d. T hl~ amend m ents c u t o u t th e quara ntine reature, bu t provide th a t. in a dd i tio n to th e F ede r a l a nd local Ins p ection or SAYS SOM ETHING oo"n Ih. rl\·.r. "rtPr havIng dOOUIllU• ...:..-- ~ intf'd 111(> I\lth Ilenr thE' ~hon" I n thf' C . d B 'Id . cattle at Buffalo. the re shall algo be a uUST SOON BE DONE TO wlnI P '· •• anri In. the olh.r .becaURe o f thel on tractors an UI ers In State insp ec ti o n u nd er th e dIre c tio n or 'W' hig h WI1"1ds. 1 pon 1he whole. Out' water t h e Com m iss ione r of Agric ultu r e. The PURER II' nOI ,.ry hod: it c.rl,lnly Is vp ry New York . Would Much lEast Bu ffalo eatllem e n are no t opposed PROVIDE A l n l J('h hpUPT than th ar of thr avprage to su c h i nspectlon," LY 101h' in the r nlted Stale ., Prefer Better Laws for )1 r . GraJff and othe r legis lators r eSUpp , ... ......<••••N............ Th em, I origiClal form. The a m endme n t was made In defe r e n ce to the wishes of t he FAVORS A FILTRATION PLANT DRr:BE~NE ~EB CO L. , ,, \ RD DE C L AR ES FOR ~.. ... ............... 1~~tl~~t~~~:~~££~~g~~~~~I~rl~~~!tlKi EXTEl'"O II;FAS·CIO···M·A··Y·············. ······ F S IO;\" OF T l". EL TO -\ T' OIl'" T BEYO ~ D T H E H ORS E S H OE R EE.' , 0 BUB FEFAAFLFOECMTIEGOHTALSO, ~ M ANDAMUS Senator H'III J However , I'S of r. D I Av~ - lii O the Opl'nl' on That Thl's Cl' ty WOU Id Be Left 0 ut 0f Provi sions. GUILTY O~' Y IO L.\TI ON OF " E v·o. r y year t he water pumped LA"\V, D U1.' lllS AT'l' OHNE l'"S t hrou gh the s t reets o ( Buffalo for TALK 0 '- ENPOnCIXG dri n k ing and other PUl'POSE'S is a little mo r~ laden with disease germS', and n EXT CLA D IS. th e time will soon come when the ci y C h arles F ascio, the lessee o C t h e w ill ha ,'e to seriously fac-e t h e problem U n ited State. Ho tel, who Is c h arged with a violation of t he tenement house of obtai ning a purer supply." taws, pleaded g u ilt)' to two IndIctments T h i~ is hoW H E'alth Commissioner in the County Court yesterday and will Grepnp. ~ummed up the situation in re· be sentenced on ,M onday. gard to thf' c-ity water supply yesterday W hile a perIod will thus be put to • part ot Fascia's troubles. they are by t o a r~ porter for THE T DI ER. no means over. Fascio, himself, with a "JuH at pr·esent,·' hp. continued. Hour variegated collection of legal luminaries n,!mberlng elgbt, is asking. like Tom d rinking wa tpr i!': hetter than it ha5 been TI atson at Georgia, "' Vhere are we fo r hye or six month~. but that is due at?"' lIe wIll probably h ave to hIre t o t h e fart t h at a large part of the lak .. another 11mb of the law to gIve hIm a surral~(, is- ('(wE'r€'d with jf'e whleh presatisfactory a nswer. J ust now Fascia is ,\" pnl~: thp. violent ogitRlinn of thE' "atf'l consIderIng the ad visablltty of dI rec tw lr h the ('on!'eQuflnt contamination frol11 I ng t wo ot his lawyers, McGee & Rose. the bottom of the lakf'. 'j'hi~ i~ the lime nau, to ask [or a nfandam u s compelltng o f YI"'!r. ,,'hpn \\,. ha\'p th(' b~s:t wat("r H ealth commtsslonei ~ rp~ e to pro 4 but. comparing- onp year with another ceed M PC it t diE t€il h S 0 the United this dp~ artn"'lE'nl flnn~ tha II is grow- States Hotel. While thIs Is a possibilIty, It Is not a probability. as Fascia ing morE'" and mnrf' ImpurE'". ·· F lfteen years aJ!o nul' "{\atpr ron· wou ld not better his own condition by so doIng. tained thrp~ P:'Ht:-; ppr million nf ,..h10rSo far, Fascia's attorneys have no t inp; no" it contains bpt\\-'"pn eight and nInp part5 This l~ an inrl,:ox of pnllu- filed a briet In a case tried in the Mutinn by sewagp and "p must prnYldp nIcIpa l Court on FrIday in which Fasagaln!-=t it 111 thp npar tuture If W~ are cIa sought to secure the ejection of J oseph Gervais. one of his tenants, who to p rotpct thp hea Ith of the peopl •. r fused to pay rent. relying upon the evidence of Health Commissioner ' ,"·.o.t f' r D Ol'n th e L llk~ ,,, Saml·l ~ d . Greene not to 0.0 so, as the United • I bIH'E'" hart mE'n (lut this \, ppk ,2'~t t 111~ States Hotel does not conform with the sampJe~ ()f \"·a.tE'r at dlrr~rent part~ nf requirements of the tenement house the lake and In thp ~lty. We ftr.t law. ThIs Is the cnse whereIn ChleC to(lk on'" at ' thp intake in thr rh'flr and Clerk Schneider acted as attorney fo r YPs IPrday J had 3. hp}ppr fo)' nllr h:)l'- Gervais and in which Fasclo's attort"'ril)l(lgist ~t') fl.vp or six n Ips down The neys r aised the poin t that the statute lak,. and gP1 a f'nrk"'n bn tIp of "t~:atpr was unconstItutional which allows a at that poInt HI" went OUt on the Icp, t enant of a tenempnt house, not con and in a fl?'w days an analysis \vill be [arming with the law, to remain in the madp of h1s ftnd I don't thmk it will bp buildIng wIthout payIng rent. Unless f ound very much different from "{\'hat FascIa comes up with the constable's "we get at thp intakp " .. ,. shall also tees the mattPr will end ,,,here it Is, p rOCUTI?' anotbpr FampJp in tho lake probabl)'. It he pro,'ldes thIs money and any further sum necessary the Isoff H amburg. . H prp i~ a bottlp whi('h we took tn t.hp sue may be tought out. It Is not likely . d ry nn Zittel Avpnup." f::aid th'" dortor: however, that his attorneys in this t a k Ing a filled bot I. from the top of hI, parllcular case ('ure enough for t he d l"sk . .' As you ma}~ ~ep, the wa ter is point at issue to ,,'aste their time and money upon it. when all that is to be f ull of Eedlment. Zittel Avenu p is npar gaIned Is proCessIonal glory. Ih p dty Hne in the vi('inin· of Senpc ..l. Fascio's attorneys a "er that the tena n d Cazenovia strpet£;. and therf' are !'IO emen t house statute Is unconstitutional fp,,, · hOU5f'S on It tha t probably the because by f r eeing a tenant of an Illegal water has bp('ome somewhat stagnant b u ildIng from the obligation to pa), i n Ih e pipes. I am collecting all oC rent t o h Is landlord, It practically de these samples for the purpo~e of p re- prives s uch landlord of his property p a r ing a rpport to the ('ommon Council "withou t due process of law." The de t o ~ho\..· the need of somethIng being fense to thIs poInt, If It be raIsed . wil l donp. to tmpro\'p the ,vater supply." probably be tbat such landlord has a relnedy Inasmuch a.s he can mandamus Dr. Gre e ne on Filtration Plont . the Heal th Commissioner to pertorm "What ,. the remedy for thIs con· hIs public duty by ejecting the derellet tenant and that the enactment of such d Jtion of affairs"" " T hen" are two ways of getting purer & provIsIon Is wIthIn the police powers or the State or city. Well- Informed wat~r. One if; to install a filtration p lant in thp Boston Hllls, about 1. miles lawyers to r the most part belIeve t his to be the correct view ot the situation, from thp city. beyond Hamburg. and and instance a statu te unsuccessfully draw our ~uppJy from the lake at that contested on constitutional gro unds p oint, or by pxt~ndln.l;" thp tunnel far- that pe rmItted the Sunday closIng of ther do\\ n thE' lake from nul' pres~nt barber shops in some cIties of th Is work:c<: until Wp reach a purer supply. State and their opening in others. T he filtration !-'chpnle would rost a bout A few moments before the Gervais $i;i.OOO an tJ.('rt". The-y are inst~ling a case was called, Fascia obtained a writ p lant In PhtlRdplphia at present and o f ejectment for another of h is tena lso tn Indiananolis. ants, t he latter talltng to appear. T hIs " As for goIng farthpr inlo the lak. man h ad got out o C t he U ntted States for the Flupply. It i~ well k n own that Hotel befo r e the constable reach d it. L akp El"ip .. ' !ihallow at this pnrl Ano ther tenant, who ran a saioon in for at le3r-( riO mllpF<:. the average dppth the same building, has also quIt, the for that dl~tan("e bf>ing not more than brewing company which was backing 60 fept. I am or tho opinIon Ihat the t hE' enterprise au vising the step. F ascio WflS reported yesterday to fi lt r:ulon plan i" what the city will have have collectf-'d several J1.ulldred dollars' to ('amp to." r ent since February 1~t from h is ten('0] , 'Vo.·d Ha s a R~m e tJ y . a nts, b u t thIs he den ies. ('01. "'-ani, ('(lmml~sif')ner of Publlc - - 'Vork~, Raid that the 8ubjpd o C (lb. Our flnn l reduction sale ot nil men's t aining lor Buffalo a purer watpr ~up- winter suits and overcoats beg~ns to: p lv han. hpl!n dlsrussed among pngl- morrow. Garm€'nts thnt were $10> to $20 neprs for many yf''irfl, and that it' had wl11 be,Bold a~ $10. ,. bopn pracllcally decided thaI the npxt rHE hLEI~ H ANS CO. ~Tep hy the city should be to ('onstrUf't a lunnpl froln the foot of Portp)" ................ .. ... ... ..... ......... .... .. ... .. .. .. ........ ... . nllp a dlstanl'p of ahout 6.0nO fet?t ~n1Jthw,.~t tn a point a little beyon n. \vhal ~6 knn\\'n as th~ Ji orpf'shoe Reef . .... .... ... ...,•.... ... \ .. .. .... ..... ......... ........ .. ..... ..... . This I- • ,-pef of rO"k whl<'h Is a mil. = 'e"' f J'om t he (>nrl of t he outer pier. t qr JFI not th e ou lv cit wh " W lth Ihe Inl a kp at t hat poInt:' .ald rIo r I,ll • • mnd,' n m istak; i y o.sP Col. 'Va r d . ' we ('o uld gPt as pu~e wa tpy an d eJlt sru n JJ.po~ t.i' D d l1l;:m osls. a s If It "ere ta k ~n a t an y p lace in the hONP n l 1'1 ' I' pn on ls lo a I:. norlll . . ler<. IU " e b'>en iDstn D e~ s o[ laee w it h In te n mllp. of Bun:alo." Th l. tI lakp wit hin the r eef t ~ a natlJrai b ~ rr !P t kind e,'ell 10 BUffalo. VJ poll uti on fro m th e shore. an d If W I-! d r a w o ur Rupply (rOlll a point hpvn", ~ j. ~~~~~e~rr~~;a~!I~e~e:~~;~. t';~~r~~~.as MR. WA RREN AND BILLS, NO W ASK FO n , .:JPt AN Spec ial From the N E WS B u rea u . ALBA:-IY, Feb. lS.-<:ontractor s and 'builders in New York, engaged chlefty In the construction of tenements, Stem determined to undermine through specInl legIslatIon, the eomprehenslve and ('omme-ndable law now on the statute books governing the erection of such buildIngs. But happily these ef1'or ts are quite certain to be thwarted by th e vIgilance of tho&e who have devo ted :rears of thought and labor to t he wor k of perfectIng the present Jaw. Buffalo Is Interested In Ihese attac k s on the tenemt:'nt house law, lor the reaSoon that each and every such bIll In troduced with that end in view has included Buffalo in its provision. One of these bUls, Introduced by Sena to r Marflhall of Brooklyn, was so t arreaching. that its sponsor h as tlIy abandoned It because of the opposition It aroused. Two other less otrensi\'e btIJs have made their appearance, but their pass age is not regarded as probable. One was Introduced by Assemblyman Ellis of New York an d the other by Assemblyman Remsen of Brooklyn. Both a r e opposed by the authorIties of N ew Yor k. :\Jayor Low Is prepari ng a tene m en t house bill. whIch will very likel y be substituted for those now In t he L egis lature. This measure will make some concessions to the builders. but wi ll re~ tnin the es~ential features of t he secttons of the tenement house law wh ich the !'\ew York contractors want amended I Senator Henry , V. Hill. when q uestlont'd as to '''''hat position E rIe co u nty's I representa[l\'es will take in tenement I hou~e legislation. said: ")lathing ha~ beffi decided as fa r as Buf'{alo is con('erned, though I understand a. proposition to have Buffalo ex 1 empted entirely from the provisions of the tenement house law may be adI vanced. Tpnement house condition s In Ruffalo are dlrtermt from those In N ew York and somp thInk the buildi n g or tenemen ta in B1,Jf!ulo could be p r oper ly ta ken care of under the buflcJ,1 ng laws I and regulations contained i n th e city charter." I BOND WON' T T ALK N O W. ALBANY, Feb. IS.-State EngI n ee r Bond, who returned last night from the i;:il~~rt~l \\~~o~"\s~~nd~hIScor;;:~~~:~~ ALBA N Y . F e b. 1S.-R e publlca n Sta te Committeeman W illia m C. Warre n a r· rived in Al bany t hi s m orning. "I have n ot s een t h e Governor s Ince my arr Iva l." s ai d h e, "and I have n othin g to say t hat wo u ld b e of Inter es t. I dId not brI ng any bills wIth m e. Ther e Is one b ill In th e L egfs lature to whI c h I a m' opposed. a nd th at Is Bradley's bIll providing for the collec tion of co nseque n tial damages b y o wners of property on stre€'ts in ter secting streets hav ing grade crossIng cOl1 s tru c tlon." Mr. 'Var r en wl1l Jnquire i n to the status of a ll E r Ie count y bllIs. It Is understood he w ill urge th e advance m e nt of the bill gl\rlng th e ~Iayor the ve to power over th e estima tes. U TICA BILL SIGNED • ALBAN Y. F eb. 16.-Gov. Odell tod a y :::;Igncd Chapter 2 of th e Laws of 1903. It Is t ho Utica Ch a rter Am e ndmen t bIll of Senator T ownsend, r elative t o th E' ~~;;.ers of the Common Councll of that .... .. .. ..... . ~ ...... ...... DJ CC I :1 ... ... ........ ... ....... ... ~l.JI ,," 1..., ... . ... .• ...•. ...• .•.. .. .. .• ... ... ... . :R~~,E:~t:~~~~,,~~N Only Institution for that Purpose ir the State is Crowded, Tills mornins Dr. G r~ h ealth rom· missiouert wns culled on by 6 mau, who~ nnIH £" he d ~ires wit h h~ld, who nsked if the re wns nn instituti on in t he state w herd hi. son. who is feeble-mInded could be ploc"'" in th~ hope thot his mi nd migh t be trained. Dr. Gre("oe t old th e [ nther that he k n ow s o f bttt one snch place in the stute. nnd that, vrhich is a t Ht, me, is badly oT"ercrowded . Th Q (ut h . .. ,",0 ted that h i••on 1. able to do :- Oll1l' Idnd of work, but i~ unable to t'OIlCflllt l'ntt' his men,tnl faculties upon nny oue t Iting, nnd bas II bud habit of cat,'h m1! (I ll trains. D r. \ ; ree ll e ~"lI ed u p Su pt . Long ond wn. ~ w.J(l thn t· th ere was no inatitntion in t Ilt' !ofhl tC o C th e chnrncter w anted, cxc('pt~ i.J.J.l. t.h e I)IW at R ome. I . ... .... .... ....... .... .. . .... .... .. ~903 ........ ............. ....... . t; ....................................'"::.~~.... .................... torecu~t his report to the Legislature, ==================~= In r~ply to questions contained In th e _ Hog.r. resolutIon, relattve to the cos t ~I oC canul improvement. ve" t er Shank arrested on a "It wtll be utterly ImpossIble," sold ha rge 0 f Spl 109 Ifl Street Car. he, "(or me to get the figures ready b efore -'larch 2. the ttme lim it set b)' t h e Syh 'este r Shan k, a hac k d,Iv er w a resolution. I will ha ve to wo rk over- a rrested by patrolmen M • S tIme to get the figures In Sohape by that R ogers Jas t e-ve ning f ' l~ on a nd da te, but e"en It I had them ready at s ttti . • or, 0 atl ng the this time it would not be courteous to P ng ordma nce. Shank was taken glvp them to the newspapers prior to to" police s tatto n No. 1. their prpf'enlntlon to the Leglsla.ture." , i t Th is is a pr"ptty raw deal," he s a id. Mr. Bond had an opportunity at t he I jus t put m y horses in the stable a nd Detroit convE'ntion to compare the h lgh- go t on a car w ith Some tobacco In my way Improvement wor k done tn this m out h. I didn 't think anyt hing b t Rtate, ,,·Ith that aC"ompllshed In other It an d w b e n I got In sid th a Ott States. He returned satis fi ed \\ lth t h e w~s nothing to It b t .. e e car t h p'r e showIng ot the State. u .0 sp It. Then 1 m "TherE' are but three States with nail e~ by .t hes e c~ppers and locked uP. more miles of improved highways than I don t thank th a t s a very ·ta.l r s h ak e. " this Stale. They ar(- ){ assachusptt~. Shank sen t for a friend. ·who balled ConnertiC'ut and NE.'t\? Jersey. Th~ h im after h e h a d been locked u p a. lew probabillty is that. within a few year~ hours. thIs State ,,'III lead them all ." _ . ~ . ,. ..... ..... .. . .. ... '1 .,... ................ . ·tt· . I =E MR. CUNNEEN MUST WA IT, ~ ALUA:-1Y, F eb. 1S-Soon after ~{ r .' ............................................................... ., ('unne-en's election as attorney gen eral. there was talk that he m Ight be ~ee more CorneIl s-t-U·d--t----~ gh'I'n the Democratic nomination l or . trim t YPilold N en s are d ead ~1_ • 0 " 'o n der t h e 1m J udg€' or the Court of A ppeals ne x t () fall. Tht- underE1tandlng Is that H on . , -""e Ie spreading t h at onl b ter ed water should b y Oiled Or DennIs O'BrIen of W at~rto\Vn , w !ll b e e us ed! I\. candlclat~ fo r r enominallon. and lead-PAUEONEing Dt'mocrals he r e s ay he will b ~ r e· Hea lt h CommISSIoner Gree nominated wlt hout o ppOSition. Ther e en g ne Is oat"•• is a lso talk. th at his re nom ina tion rn a )· ned fa et h e endo rsed h y the R e publlcan 3. M r. ter of th e teneme-nt h a One in the- nun . . Cunnee n desi res ver y much to ro und common-seuse \1e~,..oU.::it: Jaw. ThJs I.e o ut h 1:; (':l re n the Cou r t of Appeal! b ench, n n d it withIn th e r ealm or .- I "en �r.:::;~ .............. -" ........... ..... 1 II ...... ·.. ·.. ·.. ·.......... ................................ ·.. .. ................................................................. ............................................................... INfORMED ON BILES WHOSUFFEREO WITH SMAllPOX NO FINED $2. 75 FO!? EXPECTORATINO PLACE FOR F HE FEEBLEMIN DE D .... .nn eo:Vinced of Dangerous Nature of Disease and Carried the e Story to Authorities of Health Department. Yc::;tcrc1u.y a. nC"lghbor who saw {he sick man beC'fullC con\ Inccd tbat he had 5~all­ poX', und reported the case to IIealth co m m Issioner Greene. The suspicions proved to be correct, and tl e man was a t once taken to the Qllaran~ ti~'\e llosph.at. ~nd the police ~~ the 8th Prectncl nol1fied o f the fa.c t. 1 he h~m~e was im m coiat{'ly q\1Fl1a.n tin ed. and. It 19 no t believed that t he disease will ~. ~ of the fu-st stnallpOS. cases ot t ho vear was r ecord ed in Buf[n.lo )'esler - . 'fhe victim Is Charles Biles at No. Street, who was taken to the 1~~~;';'2;!;:~~;' about 8 o'clock last .. ···1903···.. ···.. ··· .. ···· .. ·· .- .................... ............ ...... ...... .................. r.=====~--- EKS NO CHANGE Commissioner Greene says present tenement· house law should stand. " ....... u ... ~.BlE ......._....................................... A~I HERST ANC E MI." Remington recently spent oyer $3,000 in im p r oving t h e bu ilding t o m a k e it c on form to th e ne·w tenemen thouse la w , a nd h e r w o rk h as b een RIDERS FEARED heartily approved by the Charity Orga ni zation Socie t y a n d Heal t h Co m mission er G r e • O',J ... to n.ny tinkering wi th it b ecause I D empsey a nd Horn ick, w ho happened on th e car, a rreste d t he offender a nd H ea lt h Gr~ Co mm issio n e r " Ta Iter D. bell.,-e" that the State ought brought to lIgh l In hi ' office this mornIng. A fa ther calied and asked Dr. Gree n e if t h e re wa.s not some place w here h e co ul d h ave h is son p laced . so a t; he wo ul d be out of h a rm 's ", a ~· . T he so n is 26 yea rs o ld, bu t feeblem inded. H e i!:t a n idiot i n t h at he en nnot concentrate h Is fac ulti es o n one s u b j ec t ~ o ns to gai n a ny ed u cation. ..;,:~:::~~;~~~ being tacked to It it a.. ~Jl s hould be made to amend it. / Almy, secretary or the Ch&rltion Society or this city. reE '''Ant1lv t;'celve-d a letter trom L a wre n ce I . secretary of t he N e w YOTk t e n sta ting he h a d Informed that senators Davis a nd had stated there would h s y e t o be changes i n t he law beeause the y 'ncierst(>oo some amendme nts w e r e deI.r .llred t he B utta.to depa rtmen t. ?lIt·. reported that he had w r itten to RA'Dlvlu to youra at recen t date. w ill stale I understand tha.t the h ealth department the dty ot Buffalo desire aom e a.men d ments the teot-ment- house la w. I cannot at t h is atate just what they are, bu t probably w bllleTer 111 done tn rel ation to the law, w e wJl1 learn more about it . --... ~ ....... U-... J...J But I - 115,;:) .. . .... .. . 1"esPf'Ct~~~R~o~r~. DA~S. ~ bou t 011 1" ...... :"1U . .................. . .. . ___ •....... c..l .... .. . ..... b .aca will r e bul1d wate r work S' an~ b a' p u r e t Wh t III B rr. _ wa e r. a w u alo do? ! ........... J.. + ... ~.~........... .................. . REPRINISEFSINMALAY. ' _...........,. . _. . . .. ~ the malleI' ,.esterday. Dr. Greene said t o a n Expreaa reporter : "I don't J<.no,," wh a t Se na lor D av is '( ha re n e \'er h a d a w ord w ith the .ubjcrt. I have talked with J'Sen,at()r HIli. but did not express any re- ....•. .. ..... .... 1>. ......... .................... .. REPORT. for-an am e ndme nt of th e law. oni r am e ndm e nt I ever s uggested could be mad e-and 1 a m no t In fa\"ol" o f making that in th e c ircumstan ce!T-ls in respect to the provision th a t requ ires and Sc ultl e~ t o be phtced in t wo-,.to,ry houses, e \'en th ough t h e y a r~ w e ll lig hted a n d h aye be t ter _ ' "_ __ .. _ of esca pe In case of fi re. many tw o-stor y tenemen t- ho uses . i n IBlaUerllfaU. ~efle tn routlb e roi ~b et einma! tin ~r<l ttet n f a'O in 'Det (15ta.bt gemd bet. :il)(t ~atient ifI ~~a tTe ~ lBiles bon 1)10. 805 mliOinm (15 lt., btt g,.eQ,en 8 UlJ t geflern ~rbcnb nad) btm £lUa tanront<~ o s, pila! g ~br(1d)1 lUUtbe. lBiles., -t et' fi n 91egtt ift, roar [d)on I fei t tin );aat ::rogen frant, unb bet eigen< If)Umlid)e Surlanb [einn ~a u l emgle. )lJerbOOjt. CHeilerm fag ign ti n 91ad).ba r , lam 3u ber U~6et3 e ugung, bali Dn ~a n n an ben 181attern ldbe, unb mel. bele bocn vaIT §anilals" ~£mm i at I GRAND JURY EXPECTED TO INDICT WELL-KNOWN PEOPLE FOR ALLEG ED VIOLATIONS East Buftnlo and Black Rock the front hall Is lighted through the glass OF THE TENEMENT HOUSE panel tn the door . S t r ic tl y construing the law, thut is not s uffi c ien t. rrhe law LAW. requires a sha tt to b e c u t throu g h from @JWl.e. I the ground fioO!' to th e r oof over t h e front hall and a skylight to be placed In the roof to Iigh l that hall. It also I requires a scutt le t o be ·p la ced in th e root as a m ea ns o f escape in case of tire. That p a rt o f th e- law evid e ntl y was detllgno.ted tor N ew Y o rk a nd B roo k ly n ''Where the ten e m pn ts ru n f rom four t ~ ' If storlps high. It should not apply I o Buffalo's two-s tOry h ou ses w h ose front halls are alrpady weli lighted and from which eRcap e In case of fire woul d be much easier through a second-story Window than by Climbing through a . ,.........,~ to the roof and then jumping of( ' ''hen th e p resen t g rand j ury fil e-s its fl nn l rliport wit h County J udge Em ery , t hHe Is reason to believe t h a t a nu mb er ot pro minent people wJJl be among th e list ot Ind ic ted. 'riley wlll be Indict ed tOr all<:ged violation or the T ene ment H ou se Jaw. Ove r thh'ly cases have been sent to DISl:lct A ttorney Coatsworth by HE'al.lll.CWJmJ..lss lo ner GreE'nc in t he past \\ ee k or so. tm!r"irlonil~rlee n nc-w ~ases werE' sent to the county proseculo r or prcsentallon to t he grand j u ry. T he ca~C8 of two plu m b(>rs who had failed to com ply wl l h the law In rega r d t o sa n itary ~ ~t<lt!~ ~'('S In tenements, were also sub- the cIrcumsta n ces," co n - ........... ........... .... urr,pn •. " I do not belle\'e In l"' • •••••••• • • C-(g" [Id ile Iii£) f)era ull, bat bet 18er< bacqi bcgtUnbd 'l1lat, \!)ot-auf lBiI~ 9 fo < fort nad). )mllJ Ouatanlane<X,)o ~lpita r gt. (anbl un )) toie ~on 3 ei be ~ 8. ~t((inm ~en ad} rid}ti g,1 l1lut be. ~lTS X,)aus 11l1lt< be [of or! unlet Ouaranla n't gefl~nt , IIn,b man gfaubt nid) l, ban bit stra nf. ~tit \otittt umfidroreifen- l1lirb. ............... ff..,........... j...................... .. ..............,-.......................... .................... . r..... t~ ..... ::: ••• • .. · :::::~r f .-. - r'+ ~ ~o fepf) (15ffi1itf) 'bO n ~()f~bo ber be::.';;'e:~:'~~;e~:e~t~7e t~~~:;; .................... ..... vr...................~.... ·.............. ; II vre!rag ~fJt~b ber~aftet tu~r'om be aetled a. a pretext to tack on . . .::, Da,~r l1lel ·er m emf r ~ar au~l!ltfpltl.tl the antl-r~torm amendmenls G~lbtfl£t' (15~J)n l, ei n lUtftiter Q01.~~, 'It>~r~e am (15~l)tflag -bon lRid)tn pending betore the Lpgls- I t'l>e gtfletn lU16enb in eintr ~air 8raunlem If!1 !l)1 Un1 31pafgerid)1 um $5 I"\~~p~e g;~~dlat· Ir. ~at bon btn ~atrormtn ~<lrnor b~fh:llft. .:i!>uletbe (15l t<lft nl'Uste Q;'o< rea"';n why ~~ U~b lRog~ri) '\otgen U~bertrelung.be!Or' 11l~!b (15laln(t bon 910. 299 ~ebar @'i tt. mana I1leld}e l.la-s. £:.h1Ukn· aa'i en, ber unler btrfdbtn. 21nflage lltt < ~ 1l fJatter 11l0t'ben' mar. _ {5 / V~ hustled him oft to Municipal Court, wh ere B isc itzki e xpressed t he u tmost r ppen t a n ce In Polis h, b eing unable to speak English. Through an Interpreter he "aid he did not know that exp ec t or a.t1ng in a car was u nlawfw. Hi! ~e('m lng real , Judge Volger le t £I0 Tl'()W him go upon the payment at costs amou nting to S2 ?h 1 ' I : .. .. ..... ..... . . . ....... .. .. . .. ...........1!.................... . i?:~,:i;~·~ ~i i:~:;;~~ td ,lOOten, beilr<1 I lU()It iJoe nr 1 , 3ei g;l, baB ma n ~rnfb!id) baro n benH, bit O r< bina n3 b-urd)3 !lfU ~ ren . mlerrn jtber 21r. tefl-ani '6tftrafr l1lilree, t ann I1lUrbe \JI!t Unfitle 11l0g! balb e i n~nbe g,emad)1 roet< ix-n Hinm en . ., .................................................................... - (15lr. \uur lB'icitSH bon 910. 311 21m, rfl 'o e gefllt rn 91acqmitlag, trains. do not sep ",bere t/ e . e is an), place they can ha\'e the y I I n ben lDem.pfeq un'b l sena.tors, asking wh a t c han g es desired, a nd had received th e 1'01reply from Se na tor D avis: When questioned muc h as if t he la d were ~f ThE" monthly report o f the D~part- ~Pt." ment of Health !:thows 441 deaths 1n t h e city during o~ J"anuary ~3.st. _ C ' ......•....... . \J. tablethe of month t ommunlcable dlse.lses. _•.-..... •• • ••••• • ••••• •• • • •• •• I n thC" f or ty- two deaths from pulmonary c on ~ 5um ption a re notc-d a nd seventy- tou r \ df"nlthsfrom the snrne disease of a con- ...... .......\. . ~.. .. ..~~ .. ...... .......... ...... .. ... t ag ous na t ure. I T yp hoid fever Is accou n t able for si xl{('a lth Commls~tg,n CE S Wcne has ~e nl t een dea"lhs Rnd smallpox fo r sey en ' to the Dis trict ACWrnpy for pr.esentatlon H ealt h ('ommi5sloncT G NWll.e, w h e n LO the grt-1ntl jun' 11 casE'S aga inst ten~a sked If there were not a la rge numb e r~ nt hou~p o wner~ who ha.\re faile d to s uf'ter illg from typhoid [("ver d u r ing t h e 'nmply with .l he la w a nd two ('asC's present month, sa id: "Well. the r e is .lgalns t plu mhers who have vlOhtted th e m nre t yplloid than there shou ld be." 'a w in installing plu~bing in tenem/e nts r without proper pe rm its. l..",,,mt.-h,,m,e commission. Vel'y f" lh. .. no doubt loves hi s boy ... _ w1l1 meet with Rome mish ap whil e h e ur B und ren a nd F orty-One D eaths is roaming a round and stealing r ides in the Month Just Passed. Fr""prlo I'.Just "Thl, ng RECORD FOR JANU A Y. ~~~t~~,·";'~"~:~rrr~(\oD(i'elt?~·egre·fea';.H~: da.nger ot other and und? Blrable least INSTITUTION AT ROME IS OVERCROWDED AND THERE was coming COWll town i n a N iagara S t ree t .:::ar. IS NOWH ERE ELSE TO SEND J . Unc ons c1o u~ ly, as h E:' told the court. ne opene d hi s m outh an d ejec ted no lot BUFFALO'S MENTAL INCOM- of toba cco juice. Untortunately for BIscllskl the stuft struck the conductor sq u a r e on the Trouoors. Patrolmen PETENTS. Health Commissione r ' he has n o such desire; that ... _ .•...... ... ..... .. . .. .... .... .. .. ......... .... .. .. .. ... . ... .... a ba d h a b it o f rU l1n in g a r ou nd with there Is one respect In w hich youn ger boys and c a t c hi n g on t rai n s . ~ At th at Is the promise which he made to J udge Volgp r In Municipal Court yesterday. Shortly aCter noon Blscltzskl s uch might be Improved. he Is op- .'''CITY'S MORTUARY NO EX I STED . E'xpec t or ate In s tree t cars. a nil does do "arious odd jobs. n~ ca rr y ing in coa l a n d s h oyellng ~ldewo Iks. T h e you n g m n n h ag QL 'RER H AD Louis Biscltski of No. 311 Am herst Slreet wili hereafter be careful not to J. .. v ....................................... ·.......... ·................ · He can toward the prese nt t en eDl!lllt•.ho,W!e I..w. It 18 reported they a~·D ..lrtn1<"'twants to have th e MAX I to-'fl-r o\" lde a ll othe r Ins ti t uti o n w h pl"e ....... .... .... .. . f eeb le-minded pe r!"-io n ~ c o ul d be placed In cnre o C ..lttendanls. So far as th e ~ For th e good of t he Poor. ~ H e a lth Co m mi9sione r k nows th e re is ~s Mary E. Remington has bough t -o nl y on e institution of t h at ki n d i n thi s !l~ th e Sa r ah H oward esta t e th e t e n- Sta t e a nd l h a t Is at Rome. B esid es a t prese n t t h e place is rea ll y over c r o wd e d . e m e nt-h o u se at the northeast corner of Dr. Gr eene's rE"9S0n fo r bel; ev ing the Can a l a nel Erie s t .. eetf:l, In w hi c h Mis s S ta te ought to ma k e p l'odsions f or a nR emi n gton has been cond uc tin g h er settl em ent 'work for the las l two yea r s. The ot h e r similar Ins ti t u tions was ca u sed b y buye r h as g i ven back a m o r tgage for a sompwhat pathetic CAse w h ich w as $19.000. ST R EET ID E A ANTI -SPITT I N G OR DIN- .. I:D Eoui ~ f) ~alrofmen t, S)o~, I I~ i cf in einet ~llt ber ~iaga ra (15l r. £ 1' nie l1legtn ~n ~' be-rgaflel. :;5'm !l)1'uni 3ipa!geri d)1 I1llltbe tr aur lBeaa~. lung ber $2.25 lJe lra gen t 'en ~often ber' _ l!rl~ei!t., ~ ................. .. _ 1 • :.. :~{2. ....~.~ ..... 'T8 '4 1~t" . ...... .. .. .. . ....... . .. . . . ......... . ... . ... . ... . ... . •...... . . . ,J ". L' attitudiue dell' affittuarie;:ael vecchio United States H\>tel contro i su oi subaffittuari pr omette qualche interessante episodio nella materia delle case d'abitazione. Fascio non puo' collett are r en dite, secondo Ia legge, ne' puo' cacciare i suoi subaffit t uari nella strada fi nche' non h a n no trovato .altro posto. Nello stesso tempo sembra che questi ultimi avrebbero potuto trovare altre residenze se Ia troppa condiscenden· za drl!'~e:tt ore Greene n on avesse impeClit'o 1 pagar I~ endite. ". .................. .t ....!......~ . ..................... 18 .~ -.~ .. .1;0 dj ql 0 ift;i d)' l '0 i e e i n~ ti n J{lltf,?l)en 1" ·ber )!)lQgno[e lJ'gartge n unb l8-la l ~ ~ lJe' (151(1~I, ber~n 21rr~tt tl rn.~a tienltn na d) einem aO{Jtmfinen j .()oflpllaf .gefan 'o t f,aoe n. @lefojt ~ier in ~ uftafo [ln t [old)e 1JaUe borg,elo mmen. �~ EW·S:···· . · ........ ....·....·. ..........· ..................... .. .............................. • • •• • • • •••• ••• ••• • • ••• • ~GHOTf~ -" FILTRATION PLf\NT ~ NEEDED TO PU:IFY oUR WJ\ TER SUP PLY. I Ithaca's Terrible EXperl'enCe Wl' th Typhoid a Severe Warnl'ng to Buffa Io. ••• • • • • • • •••• •••••• ••• •• • •• • ••••••••• ••••••• TCyApSHESOIO AT H ...... . . .......... ....... . ...... . ... . . . . . . . 1 •••• • I Rag 'l ng I'n the . , f h S I ViClnlty 0 t e tee \ • • • . . . . . . . . . . .. House 1nspecters, de;;~;.t~le~~te~~)' ~~:r~"~~ie t~: ~:~~~:~:~:! of Ihp teuement house Inw I'S • ~ ~r.::~i,o?;r,: ;:~~~e~:dl WEST SENECAI O,'sea se ••• • l'~g:ll"dillg in" "peNion "ith the Qne in,p',(·tor r,rovld"", for tho UC"llllrtrueut," 81lid Conl.mi~iou("~ .. Gre~ne this morniu(.! in di-:cu<;;~ing thp litnation. '''I n " iew of tIll' [lIcltbllt thpr8 :11'0 oyer fi,OOl) c:.tructures in thi~ clt1 which come with in thtl provi:-,;ollS of the · PI an t. I"w regarding tenem,'nt hou'·· •• and that There arC' SO known cases oC typhoid fe\"el' at 'Yest Seneca, and it is t'stl. the lnw rl'llu i l'eB t wo in.sllccth.ms uf t'uch plOe'eR 0 yenr. OUC' every ~ix month!il. it cnn rC'ndily ue ~L"CJl that the dep>lrtm~nt mated lhere are more than 100 addl- DR~ GREE~E POINTS OUT DANGER. LAKE WATER NEVER WILL BE PURE. ! i. budl) hUDUictlPI1OCl. "Lu.st week illY app licntion for addition- lional case's not reported. The estimate is maue by Dr E. H. Ballou. Health Officer of the Town of a l ins pectors w ns lo?ft on th e tnbJe hy the committt'e on ol'dinn nces, nnd thnt "com- 'Yest Sene~a. llIittee hils 110 JU(>e\in.; this week. Smokes Creek and Central A\'enu€', near the L ackawanna teel Plant are SC("'lli N ·_~O-...MU-NCON ·-T -~A -~M - 1··N - -A--iED.......~'-----...., ;;;rt~":. __ p \ " r sIlOU IJ •"" . to be 1fI :t the h~art or the e xp ~ t ed ~ ~~~~~~:lI~[e t~~ercl:,~~ WA T ER P ROM LA. K E.) .... ..............·.... ·f-B .. · ~ ..8... ~~.~~.. . . ... It h nrd ~ l d p t hat this ul?-l)nrtment to carry out the (ll'<>' with ~uch on ntterl), . .~ ....-...~.-.J.-.:-:..-+-: ..~.~-= . ?.-. . .-= .......-.... . ~ .....~ .... !..... . . . . . . . . . . . . .... , ~. . ... . . ~. ... . . . . . r..ws, ?,r~i~r~i:w!~~~li t~t;E~.~~~:3t~~!~~~t~~~St~~Bhr ~ft~.~\~}:~.~~~~!~ ! rcr.~GES DINEST1RENEDEM ENT LA W · 1f· ~;~;:;;;;~;~;~:;,ii probl €'m or pure drinking water is Lhe City of Butralo." Sta tement by Dr. mo~t important one b efo re the W'llter S. Greene. H ealth Com- missioner. "WIth all the sewage that I. being poured Into It from cities and towns around th e lake, there is no such th ing a s getting un contaminated. drinki ng water from any part of It. no matter how far out you go. No !I h cn. orne of Ii. grrat unIversity a d re!'ildcnce of n. U10l'C than ~om .. ' r. ~e ep e Suggests Elimination of Skylight Clause. only In telligent :1 Freder ick Almy. secretary of the Ch a r~ kilt f h cItizenship, has I to . sco res 0 er nhablinnts In ordE' Ity Organ ization Society. r ecently reo to be ~atls llod tha t foul wnter Is fa tal celved a letter from Lawrence VeltIer. a s e, er, and t hat pure waIN' cannot t __ • , ___• • -._ 'I_ _ _. _.. ~ . ~ .~ __ .~ __~. ......... secr e t a r y ot the N e w York T enement b -.~~ - H ouse Commission. statlng that he had e hnd III surface brooks. l~lItl'3tlon been Inform ed that Senator H ill and Senpl a us a r e talkod of serious'" now for ato r Dayls had stated there would have the salvation of the cl·ty a'nd ot lh~ .. Are the authorities of the city of Buf- rases and th e number of deaths in I to be a mendments to th e Jaw because each month: t hey understood these changes were deUnlvct·slty. Som~thing muet be done f"\o waiting for an epidemic of typhoId si r pd by th e ButTalo departm en t. Mr. '" f ve r such as is Rcourglng Ithaca to Cases. Deaths. Vomer also repor ted that he had wr ttten If t he name of Ithaca lind of Cornell 4 ..to bot h Senator s and had r eceived a. r eply oreak out h ere bef ore they t ake any 1anuary ]002 ................... 38 l'cbruar)·. 1902 .. ...... .... ...... t:l 71 """om Sena tor Davis. tn which tt wa.s s ha ll stan d for a nother thing than pcse fficient measures to prevent the dis· II.'trch. 19!\~ ..................... 14 8 stated that the wrtter believed t he city t1icncc. It will be long before the tcr. case from ravaging th e city ? AI>rll, 190:! ..............•........ 21 g of Bu ff a l o desi red so m~ changes . 7 Health Commissioner Gr eene was asked rlble pcnnlty exnctetl of lho City nnd Are they wal tlng ror the black ca mel l~'y. 1902 ......... ...... .... . ... 8 Jun e-, 1902 ... . ........... ...... ... 20 H yesterday if he desl red any amen dm en t t lJ C 11 II I .. 0 kn e-el at every oth er gate in th e mu- July, 190~ ..... .. .... ............. 11; 2 t o the Tenemen t House law. H e said he e 0 ege w pa.. out of mind or ni cipality before they try to save the AugUst. J902 .................. .41 S had never talked with Senator Da vis r e_ cea~c to poi nt t o t hc folly of nl'gJect Septf'mber. 1902 , ....• . .... . .... ,(;1 17 gal'dlng changes. The only am end ment citizens tram the scourge th a t is more Iietol)C'r. 190'1 ....... . ... ... ..... 54 17 he ever sugges ted was that t he skylight of tbe laws of life. to be teared thRl1 yellow rever? !to\'pmb(>T lOOt) -r..;!5 p rovis ion r egarding two-slor y tenem ent ' lQO? .................. 0 I' houses be eltmlnated. T his provtslon. acB uffa lo 118S long borne the reputaAt Ithaca th e populn.tion Is In mourn- De cpm b er. _ ................. :!4 't cor dlng to D r. Gr eene. was intended f or Ing, t he physI cIans and h ORpitals a r e Janu ary. 1903 .... .. ..... .. ....... !.'O 10 the t enemen ts or New York. whe re they lion of hel ng tbo safest large city ot bnsy. 300 sick are In da rkened cha m- t otnl ... . ..... ............ ... .405 111 -!.re h uddled together. .... .............. , the w orld to lI,e In. One of the r~abers and hearses have taken 17 victi m s FILTRATION /I/lJST COME, 1 180'~ ~ so ns fo r t h Is true and excellent fame of typhoId to th e cem eteries. all because one Italian was "Ick with the disease "There I. no que.t ion In my mind ........ .. .............. ...... .. ........ .... ........ ha s heE' n a w ater supply as pure as It wh ere a da.m was being constructed litt that filtration wil\ have to come. " 1:.1 I.: k.t. Was abundant and cheap. But this away up Six-Mil e Creek . and the water s~ld H ea lth CommlssloMr Dr. Walter , city Is In danger oC lOSing Its proud cu rren ts can preven t con tamlnatlon by dtffuslon." Statemen t by Dr WIllIam G. Bissell. City Bacteriologist. . i I I' I FEB carried th e deadly get'Ins to th e r eser voir C'ontail1ing the drinking water or I ;~Qt~~~:: I~;~::s~f~~· c\:~:~~fE:ti~ I i' G '. . R . . . ·E . . ·E . . .N . . ·~E·~~. ·~-r·1~ EEDS ~~:.:~I~:~~~ l~~tt~sg~e:~enl;;n:~n;eee~ he city. _But here In Buffalo tho conditions are I bave men out these days tr'tng to eltabllsh the condltlon of the wa"'r at e n Urnes mOl'e favorable for an epi- 111 best .eason. They have been ~ ut demic than at Ithaca, because there is no t one but a number of ca~£>s of ty- o the lake opposIte Wlndmlll Poio' as far as oppo.lte Blasdeli. get- I , phoid fever at Smoke" Creek out in the 31d tllg samples or the ,,'ater for official town of ,Vest Seneca. In the new indus- alalysls. 1 a m doing this before I trinl city growing up about the new IInke a. certai n recommendatlon to the Lacl<awanna Steel plant, and thl:.' COll- C.mmlssloner of Publlc Works. and . tamlnated water IS being borne down, art going ahead carefully so as not to 24 hours In th e day. to the Inlake In ge~ trtpped up on any of my facts. the Niagara Rlvel·. B ill: It Is evtdent enough now that the cur, neerls a flltratlon plant." DO N 'T WA IT T OO LO NG. "There a.re 6.000 te nement h ouse. ld t B ac te rIthaca is about to loclc lhe stable door. I r. 'VII Ilam G . Bt SEe II . (' ,y B uffalo today a.nd the Depart ment of as [1\,' as man)' 1\ bereaved family Is 101l.;lst. wa" aslced WhOL was the conHealth has only one lnspector to look COTJ.,el'ned. by Inot,ulin , a tlltraUo" dlll·n r, the ",a t .,. acotrdlng to h is arle r these placeB. It Is tmposslble ror plant In order to wear out the disease rell'arche.. He saId : one man to t a ke care 01 these p laceK nnd preven t Its future recurrence. Buf"t have not prepared any ftgur'es since properly. so I think t he Com mon falo soemes to bp waillng fat· death to Ia,. November. when I compared the CounCi l oug ht to grant m y request for I t he f MORE HELP HE SAYS. f'pur th e omt'ials on to any effor t t o wa!er up the Lnke with that in t h e I s ave lhe cltlz~nR from the disease. Errerald Channel. and that at the In"What Is th e "ondltlon of Buffalo as t\~:~. pTuhreern tlhhaalnatththaet laos tt t'n\'0eaPrlatCheeS' u r egards typhoId?" D,,, Gram of the Be· .. = reau of Vital Stat lstles was aslted to- Strel Plant. However. owing to the da," se\'age pouring Into the Lake from two additional inpectors." I cncroachment of tbe dumpIng scow a nd the se wer upon the stream whence It Is drawn. TIenlth COlll~ miSSioner Greenc wnrns the elty to "boll, " w ithou t rea~lng. 'rhut Is all very well fo r the moment. and UDUJ the sources of supply are above reo proacb, bu t DO cIty Is goIng to llrO~per t bat i~ all t he time bound to "boll" or dIe. And tbere Is no proSllcct lbat lhe time of boi li ng Is eyer to cease. 1'be very expan sIon of the clty Is destroy. I th Ibll ng .c poss Itl' of d ep~ndlDg much longer o n t be p resent equIpment for a &at'c waler s u pply. H ealth CommIssioner Greene made the above statement to an Enquirer Bu ffalo must do somethIng about hel' reparll'r this morning. HIs recent com- wat~r s upply or the water will do munlClltion to the Common Counc ll. r eo somothlng to Buffnlo. T he time Is ar. qu esting t\\"o more Insp~ tors a t a sal- ':Th ey are not as bad a.s they were." sit :ho cltl~s ann towns aro und It. t'here )Ie repli ed. "but they are worse than Is no ouch thing as unconta mtnated ary or $1,000 each. Is now 'before the ril'eel ror )}ctlon before evil comes from Committee on Ordinances. La!5t week neglect s ucb as has wrougbt dr~adCul last 13 months. showing the number or from one point to anothe r b)' diffusion ." a nd then laId It on the table. The com - punisbment In I tha ca. If It bo an· :::!~':.e Is not scho>d uled t o meet this swered tbat there ra no ImmedIate "I hnve only one Inspector ror l ene- dllnger of an epidemIc, the reply 18 they need be. Here Is a report rOl~ theo waier In It, and contamination spreads ~ --;.L.......................:;................................... v prrl' ~"I'\" 0 111 .. ············\. .. .. • .. •• .. •• .............................. . ... 0.. / ~ .f- the committee glanced over t he req u est m e ntR," said Dr. Greene. "He is Charles J- ...................................................................D. Swan. It Is absolutely nece.sary that when a ny comm unity Is otHclnlly that thIs department hla\'e hmohre Iln- ",am,d to boll w a ter In order to u'e _ _ _-.... 'perto ..s tn orde r to comp Y w l t t e a w It wltb snfety to hea lth. It I. crimInal ~ .t; ~ ......... :'.: ...................................................... ~r~~I::gmt~~~dt:~~Tt~~~RC~~~lt~~~t ~It~ to dE'lny pro viding for a RU)lply of (lure ................... ./~................. ."/.. .1(..,,.... ilx thousa nd tellements in Buffa lo ane. wl1tl'r, at wbatp,"r cost. The "fayor • Wtlv " e "'1fil er D a . .. .. , . > ' . . . me ma.n Inspecting them. how long de C I I t '" It r [etnt "'crfjeB,I,delt, 111 et,.ou think It woutd take him to Inspect omm S" oner 0 "orks a nd Counrll , i)lt Itlb1lle <B tl ~ lJe ~al r id) ttlie b n f ?rofle\J ~ar aUf ben !Boben dlt ,II of thorn? H e ca n average only th ree ha'l'" made no moyc t oward dpcldlng einge rjt((t~ u.nb ttlwn f te audj nidj t i f1iudUl, l)at ber i n ~o 311 ll!mfjer[t ~s~:~~~n;.~r~ro ~~,~e~;O~\~ ~~k~h:~ on what to do to get good water. The fOld) ' Ile fo~rlid)tr Weill aUflritt ttl t;:;T'r. tooT)nl)af!e 20ui5 lBi!ciW ge",laces. a nd more tenements are goin g I)lI('stlon Is bow long tbey are going 10 frubeI, 10 ~ o t li e bod) 'bift e i n illtt [tun im 9]1ullicipalgeria) ! $2:150 \~ e~~~~e~::: as the populatIon of the walt betor!' tbt'y begi n to a<'t. RloU t n, ~i d Idfl t ni dj t tail / liE GJelb6uBe 'fierappw miirren. _ "~~"Ides. the Tenempnt House Inw t~un, unb ll1 er lie ~ n t r !lt f ' -. ' quire. that PQch tenement shall be ES~id[al mit @ b I , 0 e 'I n inspected nl least Lwke a year. So fd)limm ttlit bie ~1~I~tre;W\ti~·51ra;I~.......... ·:.......... · .......... ·· .. ·· .... .. ...... ·· ............ ~~~~t~~a~~e t~~~c:rt:u;~\~rll~.:';.:.,~~ beil nidjt !fiel fie ~ t b twice more In a year. and lbls would a , 0 tr bulme~t, .......................... ...................................... ma k~ .• bout 12.000 .tnspectlons It the . ·r, t tutn [ It ~a , btr bentl an S!::r ~ar 0law Is lived up t o. :-;ow, with 300 workron ' ~ gejW gelte!! !fi t h • . ' W e' hm·p It Ing dflYs m II year. In oroer to IlCcom '" "f ' ~ Dr, a~ et tm f Tt-gll b ( 'Qmm?,n' j ~e authority of th pUsh th eRe lORPectlons at least fo r ty a. >I., Ol1e"1oi o IJlta l Our IhmulitelunR btr th re ·1 1'" -.;0'-' . it ~p l!ims ..l! th e day would h ave to be made. So It Is lP~litnttn gebraultle : ~II1Jner lufli" .einKs 'Ii"" -inl~i i~ia.ces wh""e ht>m~ ea"y to oee why thIs depar tmen t needs bal" 1" b ,.. . ~o,· ('''tle t 1 " .. ,t)' ,hat n additional help. 'When t he other men • v In ble.nll "len Ttq I" tjil f t ' ~ l u'ad,' ". UWell In. EYld~ntl. ot fit h n\'e nothing else to do III their remd)I!, bann fdj obet 'lS nidjls, "ents \\';f'~It"St the un sallitar/ thu( ' pee!!"e IIn"31 we put them on t en • . 31 ted none too work " ............... ................. '. . . . ~f1:I..,l. .. ...... .. . r Err Ii<t 'l I'" ' .. .., .,1'" ..."'"-- ---- I �..., .._ ......... 1. .. ............... .................. ,................. . • • • • • ~ . ... O'O . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. ......... . . J .~ ..... ... .. ........ ......... . .... .. ........ .... . TYPHOID GERMS FROM FSMOKES CREEK POLLUTE CITY'S WATER SUPPLY. SHOCKED BY .... .... .. ... =*' I . to -~----.--- 1 in To avoid typhoid. boil the drlnk- i ing water. Heat will Idll the gel'ms, while th ey hsye bef"n known to live. In a bloc k of Ice fol' 10; days. The i • only good filte r for domestic use is ! a Pasteur filt er. ~Ia('ly common fil- ; ters are only bacillus breeding : grounds. ,Ya ~er ("on taining 250 t germs going lnto them has be~en: round to contain from 1200 to 1;)00 : germs atter passing through.-: f Statement by Dr. F . C. Gram.: I Registrar 01' y ital Statistics. ; l ...- of all the big boarding houses where th e disuase is known to pxist and of tho.e that look as If It might break out i ----.---..l them un}pss they have a scrubbing Health Omcel' Ballou Is not un alarmIst, and the facts stated are set fOrth mIldly. 'the point of particular Interest is that Smokes Cree k drains th e Infected region. and discharges the typhoid bacillus, perhaps by the myriads, daily into the lake whf>re they contamInate the ty'S water supply. Dr. Bnllou 513.tE'd also that the dis- ease was epidemic in the town during September, October and Xovember, last, but. became quiescent during December and tha t1rst part of January. "It has taken a new start and is: more virulent than ever lately, and the One case or typh oId fever In a gang prospect for warmer weather is dismal of laborers working on a dam on Slx- u nless the Board at' Health can com. Creek near Itbat'a caused 2~ pel people to clean up and boll the in tb a t city and about 450 cases \\ater." disease. In t he vicinity of ..... .... .... .... ........... . ·~ ·· Creek In th e t own of West th ere have b een reported more than 80 cases of typhoi d ano the health ............ ........ .. ........ .......... ........... ........... ... . otnccr of the town estimates there are more than 100 cases not reported. Smokes Creek pours Into the lake at Stony Point and th e typhoId germs are brought by a 2% mUe current to the mouth of the intake that draws tht! city water suppl:)r trom Niagara River. Thts Is a sowing t hat promises a harsf tence suspended on Charles tor the doctors and undertakera tor then th e only thing that Fascio, indicted for violating p revent people from drinkIng dls · with Nlaga,ra Is filtration. but t he tenement· House Law. o f Public Works ex .. when filtration is mentioned. it will cost t oo mU Ch." It haca the universal opinion t o~ Is tliat th e only thing th at Is too y Js the a bsence o f filtrati on . • 1 B• -.rr. .. .. ···· .... ···........····· .- FIRST OF ITS KIND. MO_~ \\..Ltt:'l' ~tt)l llIi \ Vcstern ~\ ' \\ Yor1.;, "· :llt:l" ConllJLLIIY th~IC l":>l!f;:m~ to lw lUI dU\.l'l t ' 'l':- - ~ .\. if tilCL·,l is ;IIlY ('n·1C~H' y , .II,. l1::"-•. ~\ -. SIGHTS th'~ I I I 1t1'31 OXPL"rt~ 110.\"t: eX<.l11l111nl lLte \\ ~I k l ~\.n.u. an ilHlcpcndent te~t "liS n~al.h-' lJ Y Dr. L,·tlL~1 k, th~ ] {~~allh COl1llll l,,:.tone f Xen YurIo( City, fijI' thl' ~iaA·. lr,l .l.i'alt;) \\ 'a.L I' \\·ul'l,~ COll1lJilllY, Thi!~ ,)r test \\ i.l:-; a, thol'\.lUgh on". ~amplc:; o f t~lkcll from the ~'11'~ at thl'l 'w:\lt:l' \\'l-'l C of ,>ll ,j 11\1' Ih(\ \\'i.,.'r on His First Inspection of the Notorious Lackawanna Hotel. Thl'L't' tlllh.; HI1I1(' lin" \\.t"i :"l·I.'l,b ~1I11l at tIll' Int.l.KI! ~lI1tl I fnun,{ lu he pur('. In he ;1 1'\':1 that i' . I 111 El'li' Ill!al' Buffalo will h,·· l'IHitumil1;tt,·d. Tl1l' U\trr~do Xl'w ,,; IHkl'> \,(.~ten.1ay quub'~ n~ lL· ;:\jlll ·If P ~ ~:Iylllg" lh;H LJke 1::1'\" i)C'C01llill.I.:: REALITY BEYOND WORST REPORTS Til· t'ollt:tlllinalcJ. Dr i~ i, I l;'" of thC' \\O'l\Sll'rn ::\l~\\' YfJl'k 'Y,tt, I' ('0 111l l atly H heyolld ;\uy l'ontagioH at p re '~ ­ t·11t. " 'i11 it h L' 101' lh\~ futurc'! 'I'llI:' G.lzellc I't'On1 what infnl'n~, ltin ll it (',.,\11 ubtLtiH hL·hcycs tha.t I hl' ~o urL' r of Wall'l' \\ ill alw'..Irs ue IHll'C l't~ r- I l:tinly it will \J ~~ purer th~lll any \\alp r f1'lHH th (' ri\'t'l' no lllaltt"'l' lit \\h.lt lloill t thit;. \\utl'1' j,.; t.lkell. Dr. Greene, Having Seen Conditions, Will Be More Radical Insistent on Changes Before Place Can Be Inhabited. Health Commissioner G r~ y es te ... day visited the Lackawun na ~te l te nement houee In lower Main S t r ee t. havIng Tenemen t Ho use I nspec tor C hatl • • D. Swan tor his guide. It was t he firs t visit whic h the H enl th Commis sioner had p nld to this notorio u s building a nd. t o put It mildly. he was s u rp rised be yond measure. " I bad heard such bad reports ot t his p lace throug h my inspectors a n d the newspapers that I was prepared to believe almost any t hing." said Dr. G r een .. last night. "but t h e reality shocked rn a more than I can tell. SQme pu rts of th is building are n ot fit fo~atttle and ,,-III not be allowed to be u cd tor h u man ha bitatlon In any cire ms t ances. Others wlil have t o be alterPli. gre. tl y 80 as to ma ke them healthful san itory. The halls, especinlly, are ~bjec ­ tlonable. They are narrow, Winding and dark. The feeble flare of a single gas jet throws sickly s h udows over the waste of darkness. •• • • • • • •••• • •• URITY OF LAKE ERIE WATER Ihy B uffalo In as Muct) Dal)ger as I t haca if a Filtration Plal)t Health Commissione r is Not Built. Thoroughly Surprised SCORES OF CASES OF THE DISEASE AT WEST SENECA. ~ ••• n the purity ul' tht.: TENEMENT j II BOIL I THE DRINKING WATER. I ........... . . . . . . . . . . .. - . ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' O" . .... ._ _. . - It i~ n m.ltll'l' );iug-ar.l F' ,t 1:-:. 1.loll is :-:I,ttIl'd 1!t·u f ,)1' t;'ol~d. lh.ll \ hail,..,. ;allccb \Thc-l1 the \\ '~ller queS lhi~ tim!' Id i 111' !-,pl4 ..·~··· .... ·.. ···T.. ··r····f'··· ..··l·i..·~ .. ............. ................................................. ................................................................ . "BUFFALO'S WATER SUPPLY. ane. !lUST HAV E 1,IGHT. MAY NOT COLLECT. RENT ~ lile the local newspapers are givin uch attention to the typhoid epl de Ic at Ithaca., it should DOt be fol' gotten that the same dre.uJful disease is' nlarmingly prevalent in this community. The water used by the people of Buffalo is pollut"<l be,-ond the dan - I gel' point a.na the fact is recognized by the Health DeparlUlent. Heallh Com missione r G i eene recommenus the fit .. traUon of the '\'ater consumed by tl1C people of this elty. It is a chan g~ which must be made be{ol'e long. The Dr. Greene says that skylights w ill have to be cut through so as t o give each floor some portion o f dayligh t. situotion is becoming gra"e. It Is a lread,}' sulfiC'iently serious to call tor Chal'lE's Fa.scio. the first man indict- Tbls he -wllI insist upon. T h ere nre AN APPALLING RISK. changes which he says mus t be the appointment of a committee of th ~ ed in this state en the charge of Yiolat· other appalling risk tha t Buffalo Is m ade at once. lng the tenp.ment-house hny and who .l'1l.D.,lnlg: can only be appreciated by All along Dr. Greene has Jnsisted Common ("ounci! to in\'estigate the cooditt ons at \Vest Seneca, pleaded guilty to the charge, was 1'e- that the moral. or rather immor a l. Inl1l'eSen t supply and report upon the exrna:)" be realized in part by r ead· lfl'ased on su~pended sentence by Judge fluence of the t ene m en t hOU9CS was the foll o wing In terview with Dr. more to be teared t han t h eir evil effec ts peJ~se of a new intake pier and a. n ew Emery In the County Court late yesH . Ballou . t he health officer of the upon th e health of those li vi n g In the m. pumping plant and the n ecessar y tf'rday afternoon . Before thus dlspos· town: storage and filtl'alit.n. ing of the case Judge Emery made sure In an address a1bout a week ago h e la id " T he Board of H ealth of the town str€'8s upon this aspect of th e sltAs long as ci\ilized man persiSts i ll that the law prohibits Fascia from col- grent ~as at last a wakened to the necessity uation and since then Inspector Swa n lecting rent from his tenants in the has turnlshed him with some I nco ~ the barbarous habit of draining crowd ot strenuous actio n to stamp out the epidemic or ty phoid that Is raging United States Hotel block. ~ ible ocu la r evidence~ ..."". £:d commu n ities into streams and lak es here," said Dr. Ballou. " Th ere have Attorney J ohn L. Cron in pleaded for _ .... from 'r\ hich people pump 'w ate r for been over 80 cases r eported to me, and leniency. He said Fascio, at the time ~h ~~ . : u .. :. ~~.~ hou.sehold use, typhoid will be a prevI estimate that there a r e more than h e took the lease of the tenement· 100 cases not repor ted at all. a lent disease and th~re wil l be a n hom~e, did not know that there was "The reas on there are so many cases such a thing as a tenement-house law, . _....., .... ... . .... .. .. " . .. .. :.'.~.'.. .... .. .... .. ....... ~~:~t~:~factory conditio n of the Dot r eported Is that the disease Is epilIe was a poot', ignorant laborer, said demic among th e P oles and Italians are packed In big shacks near the the a ltorney ; he had a little capital and ---0 " Plant. There are as many of them wantetl to adva nce himself aboye labol'................................................................. packed in tenements that are not ing. "He had to put up $500 for the tor 60. They sleep In two lease," said MI'. Cronin. "~ow he flnd~ a nd a night gang. Th eir ' himself unable to collect any rentals places a r e bu nks built up in and unable to put the building in the thp walls. When they fall condition that the law requires before Sick they take to t h eir bunks with their clothes on . fi ll up with whIskey. I he can collect any. So hE" is out $500, CAL L S DR. and stay there until th ey recover or die. and in view of the fact that the l\\'o R EG I ST RAR GnA~I They are so tough that even typhoid ' ,,-101atfon3 with w hh!h he is charged GR EEXE'S ATTE 8TION TO can·t kill the m and the dea th rate is are technical, I think his punishment tiner @cfJOgtlllg tow. I cannot say what the number of N EE D O F VAULT. h a s been ample already." \ deaths Is. • )Beam.len bon mtft-.@5eneca District Attorney Coats\Yort h said "What Is th e cause of the outbreak?" Dr. Ballou was asked. that. [rom what Health Commissionet' flnb bafe!bff. 80 tya[e bon ~pfroib . The r eglstraJ' of vital statlstlrs In "The lack of dmlnage. principally." Greene had told him, Fascio had been the H ealth Department. Dr. Franklin tyieon Ibelann!, tin!> e~ gieo! alIH was ht~ r eply. "Th ere are no sewers fully informed. as to the- pro\'isioll~ of Gram. hns called the attention ot and stops are t hro wn Into the street!';. the law before h e begun to receiye ten- H ealth CommisRionel' Greene to the !ffia~rfdjeinlidj·!tif nad) nodj 100 toei. This wlll make t hings li vely In bac. IHs. yet he had gone ahead and HC- un protected condition of t""""" vnluable teriological circle!'; when the weather 1m brrarfige tyalI~. !>ie nicf}! gemelbe t ceptec.l tenants without altering th e records \"'h1ch he is compi llng from day gets warmer. Then t he surface wells day. and has suggested that Borne I building aml wit hout getting the neces· to trom which the people get their drinkplace bf' provided for their sate stor- l'Oorben finD. SDie @5'taqrmer!:l~oIO'l1ie n i ng water are p ollu ted. The disease i~ sary certifIcate trom the bealth depal't- age. Thf'se records run back nearly liegen mitten i.n .biefet U:itber~eg(l1b, not rife In t he b rick tenements built ! me-nt that th~ building was in a s ... nl- forty years, or ever since the city has by the Lackawanna Steel Company, tal'Y (.'ofldition. had a health department, and in them tlnb bie .ltr,anff)ei~ mit h ii'dj un'b ebinGt but In the sharks built before these I .. Dr q reene. h ow{'yf'T', thinks that 1n- can be found a ml? morandUln of a ll were con~tru('t ed." auMmiten . as ITi"u('h as thIs Is the first ca~e or the births, deaths and marriagE'S. "Tn what ~f'c t1ons Is the epidemic It Is probuble that DI'. Greene will kind, it lnlght bf' too harsh to punish most violent?·· th p Common CounC'f1 to b uild a the defendant, anu he hus requested me ask "On Central ave nu e . bark of KIl- I vault In the :llunlclpal Buil ding for the gallon's Hotel and around Smokes to recommend ;} suspension of sen- safe s torage at the records of his de- ..........:...................................................... .. Creek." ten cE"," sa.id 1\II'. Co tsworth. partmpnt. "What a ction Is th e Board of Health I' "Is my understandmg of the law cort aking?" re(:t, that he ('annot collect l'E"nts from I. rrrOW many oi"the wi~e m('n aud women. "It bas ordered 11 general cleaning up \ those tpn;,HltR unless he makes the in B uffnlo nTE-' herding the advice from = ' bullding conform to th e law?" asked th e the H 11 Dellartment. t11u t drinking. judge. I wntol' shou Ird? W hy s hould "Yes. your honor." said the District Buffalo f eel that It is typhoid-proof? If Attorney. "The law plainly forbids him to collect rentR 01' to remove the tena n ~ pidemic (lOeR hreak o ut her!'-und the ants for non-payment of renL" H ealth D OPllrtment Officially sn)', it mny Then the judge told the prIsoner he -the- vict ims HE; n ru le will suffer fron~ would Ruspend fientpu("e. all the undpr. the ir owo neglect. standing that Fa"cio would heeu the l _ ..... . . ...... ... . 'o . . . ..... .. ........... pU 7 l .......................... .......................................... I ................................................................... be ~ \'Graef) ~~i'l nt1l I I 1&J3 I /l law In the t uture. .Jt' �~~~~~~~-...,....- .. . . . ...................... SO~ .~-·~_- ....................... . ............................. .......... ..... .. ... .... .C,'.... go cIj e fl et, =. l~.. ·~~b: .. ....... ~·i·~ ..Uii< ·. . ·. ·. ·. s. . i· .........r· .··.·········l ...... ............. .. ...... ....... . .................................... . ................................................................ ) - ..................................................... . r- FAV0RS THE BILL. ............................................................. r r- "iHe ".,re ......e! rfucljung bes 3uftanbes un~ ber !llor~' - -~ inn bt r 2!erm ~tn, ~er im .f)o~ iinge in bem ftii'otijcljen !Uejt~au[e Greene Likes the Ambler ,i)o.spital in !Roclje[terroiigrrnb 'oerlBlaloringi liaar[lriiuoen'oe :rf)atjadjen au AmE»ldm=-t""tO the St ate [Il t ern~~pi'oemic 2!ufna~me gt fu n'ben f)at~ :rage. (elo eqiiqlte geftem ein einfti~ Agricultural Law, Ie, gat ii6er feInt ~ifaqrungtn' ba[eloft ger !patient, lJIamens bcr tl"olgcn'oes an 'o m IBlattem ~elitten, man galie if)n _ ,,!lUi. Ira fin ntnt n 5 U~r (\rc.'n'os 'on.t an 'o em :rage femer Ueoerfuljtung in Thi< IMrning II,'alth Commissioner " l> 'f "'lit: bas !pe[tfjauil 2!oenbs urn 5 Uqr in Wn ,. D. Hrcpuo reech'od n (o!,Y of n em. 9Jlan [agle mir, iii) [ollte miclj im . b ,.,. f [t <. 6 cljt 10.. ,I I lHtnuhl(,l' r h~emblym3.11 ..;\m~l('r, .; so .. tt · \0.... on "'C.. eme er .n.ran en u""n ge ra un" which i- iutcllo."l til umeuu the noneuli<.."< t em t5 a nvct(n :manneil quer u'""r if) m gefagt, er miige fid) am lfujienbe t'lral lalY r"latiu>; 10 the srue, adultern- Fa ll1alin Treatment Ori giilated bail tl"u flen be regen, bis man ein !Btlt tines 'oer i8eite, in roelcljem fief) fcljon ti,'n 01' mi,llllildlilll( of food anu food pr?:" tour bt aurge;;lagt n qaben. ~d) lag ein i8 raiterntranler oefanll, nieoede" Illlrl, ill this ,tate. The ameUdllJeIlt. IS by Or. Barrows Is Progen. ~m Eaufe ber erflen lIDoclj! fzi~ aiuu"<i at preventing th~ llncklUq or IIIl"bort bis 10 U lJIadjtil_ !IDiigrtnb btr im meft~aufe ~ ane in" of fONI slIu'Ulnees or food produe~s nou llced a Faiiure. erfkn lIDoclje fa.fj iclj fdnen Stranfenroiit. nes 2!ufent~alte.s "J 1-' "J ") :-'0'" 8~ to retluce or injuriously affect theI r er ga r feinen Stranfenroarier ge[ef)en sll"l'lIl!;th. . ttt, idj oela.m mlff)in Qudj leine !mcbi. noclj 9J1ebi~in erljalten. .f.>ernadj qaoe f.;l'n,lt'Jl Hill sellt the copy of the bIll EX PERI "1 ENTS ON RABBIT" , bin.,' (8eQ.n :rage rang mur'oe mtint&lfi. SDr. lBarron ifjm !pillen gegeoen. 'lluclj to Dr. (ir"ene with a reqnest thnt hA II " , ""~ f~ O1..f.t ge"',..f.fell. "'..f. toat [.r..t ro tt · r.. Cl'" • ~t' inukat·' his \ Jews to S(\uator I!l11 r e14PU """" UJ '''''''''''1 .vYf "'1 fel. f'etn!Qe tn a e~nroorben. ""agen 01~n ...., em~ I'nrllin~ the' nlid,ullility of nliOI)U'l" the SHOW ITS HARM FU L EFF ECT' I frar.f. ~n 'oerer[ten!ffio..f.cb,fleglen it mal fri[cIj gemacljt 'oer~ "I fenien Stammer, in roelcljer er gelegen, m~~.~~~~~ a cHreful "tllrl, of the ~)i~l." anbtren !palientm mid) (liidn. ~dl qaoe ficlj ein !patient oefunben, ber .Hid Dr. Greene, "1 . am of Iho '>PlDlO~ r ' 1 "1 I b fon nie fein :rrill'troaffer Mommen. ~in aroei :rage lang nod) einem :rrunf l th"t it contain, .nothlllg ~lUt ,;,ood, and Prolesslor Accepts csts II ace }' 1 9J1ann , bet 'oorl ftaro, quite 'ourd) SDutfl lIDaffer gejammerl, of)ne baB bie Shan~ certalnly favor Its ~doPtlOn. .....-. Bncteri)loe:ists of Hr.al!h Dctnl[tlJlidj au leiben. <bein lJIame roat C I ru6(>ar. ',"lwe i :rage lang otfam et {enroii rter ficlj feiner erliarmten, oo~ _. ___ ............... r................)"' .0 ............ mof)! er am (elleroen roar. (elclj[ieliliclj . oJ par trn ent as onc lJSIV C, ''.I v . '0 . t ..f. b fein !maffet, unb am 2!L-tn,b be~ 3~iten - ........... 'f;;:: ;:.. ·.. ' ...... ·.. ......'.... '"\;i#<, I I [taro er. lIDiiqrenb< 'oiefer beibm 'oauernsroe rtqen etroas lIDaffer au tttn~ nfll1gen gegen l2il)eriff T!lr ,,·IM; ,· hpr'I"e~ d •."w"" 0: :ragell' !Jatte er auclj feine IJInqrung 3u len gegeoen, allein nur feqr roenig, ro eH ~Ilifer :.o ~O~' '',I~:I~'I":llr:,:'~.~,''~l,,;~,.'o~I.:':~ fic!) g,enommen. LS.:r lonnte ba~ IBtH eoen nicljl bier in 'o er Shanfenftube bor" • 10 ' " ' f,IiJI" lTicljl lbetlaffen. 2!m ah>titen :rage rief lIDie [eit einigen :ragen ermariet To' • "hO, lh', ',,1·. ""dp ,,'p ." cI , ~ qanben roar, un'o roenn fie 'oie 5joilp i ~ taroeamten 'oarum qeoeten, f)a tten bi e ~ :n hOI" " ,wn 1.1\' :o"mal n Is ,."1), a ic!) eme UIlIiitlerin un'o lia l' fie, i'fm e1roae feloen fidj Aar niclj t um fie oeliimmert. /Dor 'o en ift, rour'oen geftern bt m @;qeriff ;'~.~~;~'~~.i!':~'\:Jo',,: ~I::~"::,'nlo;. ':,~ au trinlm au g~6en. (elit oradjte i9m SDer ungIiidliclje !patient ftaro 'oann RaHer oon (eleiten bts @oubernturi: I '" I.' . ". pa:.e:ll. Rab,I' "I','o'p1 dnen ~ierpun[dj. SDer 9Jlail11 toat all! fcljlieBliclj mit 'oem lIDorie "lIDater" auf 2InUagen augeftelIt, roelclje !perlonen w, h' O!)' I :""." ~p"m' ,,~d "b" 'led i8dt feftg~bun'oen. SDit Stleibet fiden feinen Eippen. SDie Unor'onung unli . <. t '0 ' " [",molin "eat:np", ~I.'III '~'\'I P>m bom ~i6e." lJIacljliiffigleit in bem !peft~aufe fel m lBuffalo 'oem ~~ecuhbvea m en e" ;';.:~~:: ...,~':..~o~h~~:.~:oU:,~.~'~h:r ,~e,':: 'f nicljt au oe[cljreioen. SDas !perfonal (eltaates unteroreitet ~aoen. SDie[e 2!n ~ , III " • 2!lIt.s bit~ 90t fi~ in tinn 'oer inltr~ lieB bie matienten qungem unb 'oiir~ I ~ 'o~' b;; '0 . 1,' ""' ~ Ill' Gen:"o F Shrad, "a Id YO<lor(la" £igenleflen, ,,[tin[ten" (elt<ible 'od, gr~ 1-' " t agen g e~en a"tn, aD er le\)lge ~"e~ to"I!,o I f .1'",1 '1. I ,u', 'lh, t·st.' , t. ften, of)ne ficlj iqrtt au eruarmen. t ""J:clod, Dr \I' H I ' , .. ', . .,. be. ncn (eltaates IJIcro IDorf augdragtn! 0 .. .... . ............ ................................... tin bon ~rie ~ountt) in ber leb en lorlolo,,,0.11 'expon n; l'l. B.a':h ])'- j(man'o.qierfiir be[lraft rotr'otn' wir'o ' .J .,J ~,.... [D aqlcam~agne hurd) 3u~cf)erung bon partment. en 'PJ!!irmln~ hb \"ie ,\ a).] he f o f t ' s b r¥'.. f U'ft f ........ .. ... .. ... ~&~J.. ... ..... ........... that o~ :nall)' ot"Pl'S of ,h. nrof.""')n 0 t (lnn, l ung~rol, 0 ...., 0 (tU ~ UnfteUungen, fur ben lfall feines ~r~ that :'1 forma in lreatm.:Il ..·.s a ooJ· ~ie fcljulbigen 2!erate tin [old)Ct sntud on" .... 9...t?.. rolges, 'o ie lIDaf)1 ill< corruptet lIDei[e Park', eXi,erlmeots ,re au.6geiibl roer'oen, baB ft( miiglidj[1 tDeil t ~"I' nflulit ~at.·. ""-Ii 'o'r "'ou'''rneur rngardpn wr)' hi;:,.!, hI' 'h'n" lI"al, etn. 180n .,tr Un tr udlun9. ri' "u. """ • "" u, prolf".lon. said Dr ~'I·nd'.· . 1'1 t!" IOt[tlid) toont _ _ _ _ _ __ ~ie geptige !1ladjmittag~ j lbun ~ bas !/leclj t f)!l'oe, eimn (elqeriff aus ei ~ '''.< the\' otern to ,.m,· ' 0 - iJ. "le I L mur.te fur' aonebro..f.en me rben, ba 5\)r. I l.:t.. ttl '0 t. [I, 'ft b '0, .'.' as ;'oaring on ~10 o~~ • .' iI' e1"," OIl - r 'I t • n Uj nem 0 ",en ""run e au3u e~en, I om ro: ,,,olin as a clIrp for 1.1.,,1 ;,.1"""'-'1( 'rom,.................. ' @Olt[ llenijt~igIl1lar, nad) einelll !jJp= ofnnellationsgeri..f.te im borigen "Ia~re "I ' has gOlle Ih. ""3)" or man)" athol' tienten ~u le~ e n h~t im 113CtOad)! f! onb, "'"t' t' ...., "," , ,,,].Ionl), h"'dlllco cur... ~'hel1 It "OS OU N L. bie ~lattern 3u ~aDen. entfd)ie'oen roor-'oen. Rrst anlluun('pd It strue], the mpolcal ........................................ ............................ .. ~" ' ( h 9 U t f dJ profession "hh \\'nllder lllR l SU011 a ~e ex .gll1g, Ub .tt a . n It U =, Ueoet 'oie 2!nflagen 'oie 9Jlotibe au ,Impl. rem eily .bollid hal. so l on~ ueon ung@~ ~omlte unb ble 113ttlifjtetpatter .' . . ''''erlool<pd. 'fhltt ha'] much to dt> ,,'!th bu ~tilungen ein, ha~ tlolJe .j;)oflJital 'oenfeloen un'o 'ole 113ertf)el'olgungsanga ~ the .sp~ptlcJ,m willI whlch it " as ..e- ~ '-lI.11.1~_-"'-IiiiIMlIIIiO.O ~U befud;en unb bie ~uft~nbe aug eil}e. oen hes angdlag tt n (elf)eriff roollen ro it I gRl'd,,,1. Heil tb £g nu ll1nfdlauung fennen 3U lernen. ~ ie .. . : ~ . f ..f.' n "Scl.npr ,'an afforll to 0:" slow. It. falo is waging a campaign before the otlbermen "'ater Ilnb "' anner II~nten gegwltllarhg lem Urt "ell aus pre ....,. . altitude I, JIHllCial and il walt, for dem- city law makers for the appOintment :t.4 .ou ~ '1 ollfi trRtPrloroor" banfenb ab, ba ein fOId.Jet 'lleludj ienl SDie !lleriqei 'o iAung 'oes 5jerrn Stai[er Dr Shrarl" Pllu n,,"aIPIl m"n )' >onM- Of two men who shall be !'egularly <!mun :er hen. bftd~he!len 113er~fittniHen lient in gef..f.id ten 5;)iinbtn. tiol'ally aUI'p rll'cll oures Ihat 1.3r1 <Iulck- ployed by the city as "dlsintectors." a. e(f(o~ lei. i:le 3eltungSleute fonn- " '" . . ' I)" ,,-ell domnnstnttpd as r.l1l1r ••. an,1 lell bie ~Inlabulln eomfaUl! nid)t an~ @ouoerneur O bell f)at roaqren\) fel ~ F.ld that of m"III lhat had bpon an· ca.nd whose whole duty il ~ ha ll be to 11 nO\llvp(l In 1.' Ip l E'<lr5 he- con.!lliderf>d the &roperly and throughly dlsinfect ne~ll1en, ba lie einer ~emlJeten3·Wlal= nes erflen :rer mins amei (elqeri ffs ab< mo.t pro mising and mluable to be th- bouses where there have been- c ftnberlammlung bell1lo~nen mu!;ten _ b t . f "~eren renu - spruill OUTe for "'al lel fpI'er announced tageous iliseases ot any kind. lie :RUt mloerman !1Jic!j)atlin na~m bie ge[e~ t, amn er tlntn ru" y b,' t.1'O Berlin l>hy,il'ia.,,'. ijinlabung an unb tDitb II~ ba~ ,\)0' olita ni[ ~en @;f)eriff bon ~ rie ~ou nt t). Dr Park and Dr \\" A Pay,,-. both thinks th at some such means would \41 I.4f hrlC lt'Tlo !ogists o r t he Health D f'par t'~itd bitUeidjl ~eute - auG [id;ertt mor neun ~aqren rour'o e ein qiefiger be_ , ment. began ,"pel'lm_lIls ~OOIl aCter the operate verl' largely to reduce the ~ntfetnug - t elracbten. . Orsl cure of hluod poisoning b)' Dr. spread at contagion, es peclalll' among Unlet ben bernommenen ~eugen bl= mofr atilclj(r (elqeriff bon emtm 'oemo ~ Barro",s was annQunc-d. Two do?en the poorer quarters of" the city. He ' fan b fldj bet \!!Ibbo' f,a to.." m (J 'Ielj. lrati fclje n @ou berneur auge (.. fe j,t rabbfts "'er~ Inoculated At the same ",o~:t~. ",I ~ . tim. with the germ ot blood pol.on- bolds, and correctly perhaps, that too IIh ~a!le b?,n ~t. lllatron elnm :iob' lIDas 'o ie 3anfereien unler 'oemo h a~ the .treptococcu. germ. An hour later many people do no t sufficiently dl.lenfdJeln fut emen ' bort bttflorbenen a dozen of the rabbits wpre subJectPrI infect to remove danger, probably '4latienten terlallgt, bamit beffell Ua= tifdjen lBeruf.spolt hfern betttff t, fo f)a ~ In an In\erllon of formalin I II eve:y R'hll - . II caoc;C' !Ian'" onp lilt- doz. en raobl tl on through Ignorance, and he thinks the · '0 ' ID,' t'h ml I It Ie 'O .tliUjtrUng au~"eAa~ er- flen blefe nur aUf ,,!patronage i8eaug' l whi ch formalin had b"'n used died (rom officers would tbereto re r emo ve ~ie1t. i)u mra t berlangle $2, beram cr-, ' "ff tl'..f. '" I ff ['nb fur tw.h e to twpnly-lour hour;s betor. the lie abet nidjt. RiItlJ tDanbte ,Iifj an .>Ule 0 en I....,en ..In ere en I . olhpr. ~nger. Eidjetbeits.(!ommlfldf 'ollilman unb bitfe Eeute, roie fur iqre n puolilanl ~ Tll~ rabbit- on "''1I ,h the rormalill the history of mankind by waiting unt i)!8 f treatm"'nt ,,::IS t rlpd sho\\'ecl 8ymptllnu~ bie fer btadl e r. arron aUt al on. fdjen 5janl>merlilgenoffen bon feiner ot tempora,,· reU.f It " ''" de'lul'''u til tbe persona1 and commercial Inter~er 3\lleite ~tu (j( lUar lHobnt ,pOI)ee, ' ,thltt th.' Ic,ult or the ",xperlmt"ts ests or tbe ci ty are clamoring for pro· bet eine 3 dt1ang ~url1l~rlet im ~olle= 18e'oeutu n\\. .ho"ed that \\"1,11. (<Irma 1m coagUlated .\:>oflJital mar. 'Eo~le!be tDar nadllei = the baclerla and >lopped th.i" ,,,",,,th tectlon against a scourge. " 'ben tbe ner llle~aulJtung Ict;mullig. ~if lID~rror a tlmp. It In.tured the blood and .e,- Health Com missIoner sen(ls Oll t his w,u'ni;Jg"to UOoH," It Is bigh tim!' to beJr.,I'0711J·· .. · ~ .. 7··_········· · ··7····.'Z······~· ., lou.~I)" ImO;tll'~ll the c~l1c, Thp rOl' malln ter b~tlm gel~an, luai! in i~ren .ltriH ~ ~~~ also 1.",ol1ed tile p(J"er'O( ,·osi".:!c. 10 I(iu operation- leading to re~u lts that len ftanb. 3ilre ~ob! lUar abet ~u ...... ............... ,~._ ...... , ."l .... ..d................. lhe bacterIa. will makc such official notlecs for""l'r thin. ~I~ et ~i ll f am, Rub eil 16:> !JIa= _ I .J (; a\ ') needles". lim!·n unb nut 5 !lII~rter. ",er .......... ............. ~J!.. .. !:!.. 3 . 'l'he sad experience of Ithaca Is ~uftlau~lttubd tDar, hie ~{!r 3 tt ~ n btl1le· ...... .. ...................... ...... .............................. -. ....... Hcient to warn e"ery town In the gen, nad.J bcn lfjatien ten 311 flben. 'h ~cfhr:t ID ll thmllDei lfjatientm ......... country, not already ~upplled with ~abe an einem u rtilag i) r. llla r~on gl' a il bIn' ~o . 1 enllaile n, ....................... water of assured ('>:('ellenee, to tint! melb~t, b~ B be t .lt o~ ltll bOm~t b. t ~~ n· e~ln 10 3lD ei, bi t ol~ uub1ict;lig hort ~ i n ~.. ....... sources of I(ood water or to mak" that Idlij~TI fIt , bod.J ~abe 'ole er nl!Vt!l ~w "fbrum! loorhen llJartll . Ufenn ta~ f'" ITHAOA MOVES PROMPTLY, good by filtration tbat is danr.cl·ou~ I~an. ~'!1 Wl on tag V1 rr gen .tDa r. in :£f Wetter anhautlnb !liinfiig bleibt. roer I aoa decides to install a filtering wIthout It. The problem or lZood watl'r Oefen fCln ruer , llam enf{ ldj .1I1 btll btn ill bIn nddjpm ~oRen li ne gana e p nt '0 as to secure wltb tbe least de- Is commonly an ('a,s one to soln-. 1'8Ullluben , mo .ltl nbtr maren. j;1! Sfof)~ ~ln~a[)1 tlltlaffrn welben fonum. In . Il plant that will fUJ"nl,b tbp "'ry ally It requi res more mones than auy· len famen etP j~ii t e r. ~m 'ilt. \lIo ln -".\tb water tbat i, pure b~youcl the tblng ('Ise for the situation of Ill'arly tam, tDurbe ell eftDa G be,ffec. ~ie pos"ibillty of que,tion. ~V('ry city makes itg own l)fobll-m. mborte befanhen jidj in ftllaunel ~af tem Poi~oned water is ju,t as dangerous Buffalo has been fortunate herpto[orc bl'fof(' it has h"guu its bal'Yl',t of in its wat('r snpply, but tbe tr~mMl' tjuftante. ~! tDutbe ~r. ~a\ton gt· lIlelbe!, bet [idj abet nidjt barum liim: tienlll as lit any later time. It Is not dOUR 1P'0Wlh of tbe cIty cbanges the merit. ~Ie~rete lfjatieutm ntitlhn wIst! for Buffalo to take the cbance. situation and comp('ls new methods of feine !IJl(btain, 3. ~. ein !!Roltn ~la~ of repea.tlng e"pericnce of tboU- meeting It. __ ll\en~ lfjrefton, )er jtpl blinb Iii, un b <and, of otber and "Illnges In!~._~ Hn [llonn .lJhmen; \l:'e\eba ~n.~_--=-.: ....;;.-_-=::IIi_ ___..__Illi. .. . . PHVS ICIAM11 S R["IEruT 1 L" lIDa(!c~ ~eU, t BL000 POIS0t~ CIJR E- aU~;Jefagt: 'I h~~e~n~~fg:fta~~:~enu~~ ~~6~ 'o~~ ~~: I ~ -~ I.f.....~ .... .. r ~ J.~.. ....... • :rng!~ Ul'~Dr v.. 0 'I~'.\I·' ..............................V:,.......... .. I B I I .. . L m. I I u I ____ I �E.... •...... ·:.......... •.... •...... .............. ......... .. P ....................................... ....................... ............................................................... ................... ..... .................................... .. ..................................... ......................... ) ............................................................... \~ ~ .....r UFFALO NEEDS A FILTRATION PL ANT, HFN~:s~B~iLER SA YS DR. GREENE. cO~~;~;~'~ C~I:;: ,,:~:~~~.::r Al , ... .. ... ....... ... ........ ..... . ...... .. --- -------0 10G Bins BOY IX A S'I' RI,;"';T CA R. Ity's Health Officer Points Danger of Typh oid F rom Water Supp ly. I • tad's Flesh Badly Lacerated and Clothing Torn Into Shreds by Vicious Cur. Tn tht front end of a Niagara Street car coming towal'd~ Mai n Street yeste r day afternoon abo ut 1 o'clotk ~al a man looldng out of the fron~ w lndo'v . In his mouth was a. large pIuS' o f tobacco and eyery minute or two he I would Rplt a stream or tobar·c.o juie,' most urgent argument for a city flltra- The danger to whi ch th e p eople or are exposed by th e pouring o f It v'nhnln germs from Smokes creek In, Seneca Into tlloe lake, from whi c h water supply Is derived, was manifes t yesterday. With over 80 cases of typ hoid r e .. ported and over a hu ndred not reported, all in a region draIned b y Smokes creek. and where slops are thrown into the streets to be washed into the creek at the n ext thaw, It is apparent that it Is up to the city authorities to begin to take steps towaru securing a filtration plant. Dr. Walter D. Gre~ne, H ealth Co mmIssioner, reIterated 1'htt.. former warnIn~. to boll lhe drinking wate\'. "The dange r to Buffalo f\'om the co ntamination trom Smok es Creek Is not as bad now with the ice h eav y on t he creek as when the wind ca n blow the water about, but there Is dange\' just the same," said Dr. Gree n e , when his attention was called to th e ,Vest Seneca situation. "All that the people here can do is to boll th e d rinkIng water. Tbe Mlldl tlon of Smokes Creek Is the I '( tlVYIHOMAY• DIr[; on the fiool'. tloo plant." "~Th€'n. w111 the danger be greatest?" A nic ely dr('sse d an d a tt rae li ye look Dr. Greene was asked. ing "oman sat oPPosite the man n nd "When the winds of April and 1I1ay noted with disgu", thr filthy Ilud rlle h e stir the lake to the bottom. The was llHtking' 011 the t'al' floor. Fin~l1Y average depth of the lake 1s only 60 she ('auld ~talld It no longer and gcttlllg' feet. It does not take much at a up' from her ~eat she walkC'd baek to storm to disturb the lake to its botthe t"nd of the car and inquired im lorn. This will stir up eyery germ that pt"l'iou~ly of the conductor : goes Into it tram Smokes Creek and mix "Is there not An ordinance against th enl with the water that people drink." spitting in s trrcl ('an;;" .. . "Have you any figures to show that "Cf'l'tainh' lhr-l'e is. madam, 1"{'pliC'd the sUrrlng ot the water Is accomth(' rondu('tor. ""tho is ~plttlng In the ,panied by an increase In typhoId?" al'?" "r think so. Take the figures for the I "Well. thcre i. a man clown at the last 13 months. which Dr. Gram gave I other end of the ar \I ho needs a wash you the other day. sho\\ Ing the number boilrr," of cases of typhoId for each month. I Ju~t at that 1110111("nt th;: lady,tool{(>d In August there were 41 ca~g, In Sep31'Ound and notiC"cd t\\ 0 poh ccmpn tember there ,,-ere 61 cases, In Octobe r Silting 01'1 ('arh ~Irle of the ('a~'. ~h(' 54 cases, In November 75 cases, and r),prl th('lll narrow ly and the pohcen'len. In December and January 24 and 20 taking the hint. rnoved up In (rou[ cases In the last two months · the lake ' wher they ('ould watch the (t'llow. was fr ozen over. In the other four As the c ar rral"hed Pearl Street th o:> months the lake was disturbed con- rnan. unconsC'lous of thf' ' presen ce of stantly by storms and the harder toe lhf' officE'r~. xpectorated again on thr storm the wors-e 't he typhoid, as you (1001'. H e wa!i iH'llll€'fUatf"h' p~~cNl Ul1can &ee from the months ot October del' Rl'l'C$l and marched to poit('e h psdand November." qual'ters, wh.er(' hE' was lo (' k~rl ~p on l'lUL1'gC of Violating the anti - spitting RESCUED IN NICK OF TIME 'He Had Fainted and Ani n'tal was Tearing the Flesh When ~elp Came. .. I .. AN IMAL MAY HAVE RABIES 1 I I I ord l nan('f' . rrhc man gan,:, his name as Ne)fmn p('lE'r~on , Bnd I,ls h01I1,.... C hicago. H.-. I ... .. ........ ... .. . ~aid h~ was a watchman on t 1"" ~ tpamr-I' Sargent and rn'o(csE~d IgnOl'ancc of ....... ~ the- law. .. .. .. .... ..... ...... ........ ...... . ~........... . .. .. .. .. . "L~t·s take hln~ OYf'1' to l\Illnit"ipal ~'.) ('ourt tor arraignment," s aid one oC th e .................... ......................... ~ . UrtfJeil t\)ln~e fa."en~irt. pa II olmcn. "No. we l'an't do that." f:laid thE' Ot11Pl'. f)orre~ lJo~cio, toolef)et ba5 aHt Uni< " This i. Salul'da), aftcrnoon and t h ere ~ is no jud~e ~ lt~ing:' nota ble advances are of late . Ie <Sloles 5;;>Dttl irr lin ~enemen ...... U" " And h~ <"an't be arraigned to morro'" m ade In the science of inedlcl ue umgetoanbelt, aOet berfiiumt gatte, btn ' brcaufc that's Sunday." l'c l)lied the. '" fl lmmungen ' \..""" . . ,:t ~ '."; 'rue < first oftkf'r. Bnrgery. wbicb, though they may ""e. ::.!.f nemtlll"}au ......."",, " Nor )Ionda), 'ither." added the 5 ,'C DOt furnlsb r emedies for all the tils I flses nacfi31110mmm, tour'ot geftern bot ond speaker. "h.,'a\l5e Wd"hingl(on's flesh Is bell' to, promise mankind a I ffiid;ter ~m(.r~ im [ount ~<@e rief)t nt ' birthday is observed by the courts titat 1 , ............ . .. ... .. .......... P .. .)... .. .... .1.. .. ,J t njUl'i-es , 1(' May Ha.ve Rabies. I.,:. . It was found th .. t he had sustained fl"e deep lacer..tions abo\'e the right knee "hich were immediILte-ly cauter, zed. Th e flesh was badiy torn a.bout th e ahdLmen. The boy's trousers bad I eo n li-trl'ali y torn jIl<to s hreds in the ).ltack. 'rho pOlice of Ithe l1lh Prccind l ook the dog to the sta.tion where he " ' ill be held to await all examina.tIon by ealt h "Col1llniss ioner WaUe r D. ,l}l'- . Tl i'3 thougM tb.a.t the dDg h t he rabi ::; . il vradrt . !Stin ~n\toalt ~oqn ~. [roni'!' d~!i;hY. he'lI haye to s tay in jail n ' arly tlflldjre um e-i ne <Suilpmbirung bllil Ur, h _ lf a ",eek," exclaimed thc fir"t 11\ !"'eil~. ·~t erUiide, et glauOt-, lJo~io somc alarm. •/ ;. "'"f "Yes. unle-s 5 he ('an g'ct bail," Jstruction In bloodless surgery for 'tbe 9ilbt bie !Beftimrmun\Jen ~e~ """ et(s So the oHiool'5 asked Potors on If he treatment ot congerutal deformities ot nief)1 gelan nt, ols II bas 5;;>oldeigenb~um hHd any friends in Ihi' oit)· or .eny ebndren .. While. biB m ethods ' were not gemitl'loet'loa[je. (h "Io"Oe bamalil,$500 money. hUl he s hook his hrad SOl'row 'I.} 4f ~JVfully in thp llftgath·r. abeolutely ne:w they were no vel and un· 1 beaaqH unb lonne nun unler bem @.e< "Well, we can arrai;:;n him in ;\[ ornil'~ famll1ar to our physicians and sur. fel, leint ~iehfJ( coUeftirtn, auef) fem Court." "aid one o f Ih e poli~eml'n. pone. Closely fo!!oWlng came the ·sue- j @~rb rri~1 aurUdetlqalten . ~r mtinc, bl:I.~;,t.e~~~~·~~·oan·l. 'rhe Superintendeessful experiments ot Dr. Barrows btt mann fei genug IDe~rafbtlJorben unb, ent has fOl'hidden that." wIth the formalin t r ell tment of blood ba II ni"'! iiver groj',t mittef bttfUgI, • The oHlccrs thoughl a mom e nl 1111l, P feeling :sony for the fpllow's prC'dh-upoisoning, whlcb marked a distinct oudj eineVoJ aa~lreidje lJamH~ litfille, fo ment, finall~' cecided to go to Ihe l'., I'AdvanL'e In medical scIence, though forme (t tlJoqI nidjt gut tine toeitere !Be< poratinn f'ounsel and sep if he ,·o'lidn·t DO claim could be put forward that an flIClf\l nn> ausfv.lttn. be roleas od on his o\\'n I'o(·ogniz"",·(.. ~ "fV' So they went o ver to the City Hall &.lltl UDtalllng remedy bnd been found for SDiftri!tsan~IXIIt [oaHloort9 fog.!t, consulted .\ tlorncy EIRs of the C,. I" ItePtlCII!mla. Now we bave reports from er £)abe mit <Sonif{its ~ [omlJl11 at p0l'3tion C~unsel's .Iafr. Bui that oftilier IIn ot the suecessful conclusion ot '" ial s aid ho wo ul dn't takt' the l'e-~i,on~ ""retne ge f;f., prou/ell', un t , a et t s('lbiUt)' of letting th~ m"" go. D r . Arooson'. experiments with scarlet ~ ){ler·gdjen lei, ba~ bor @ttidjl "Well. he might as well be charg,'c fever lerum, whlcb Is bellO\"ed to be a gt~rodjt toortben toatl, auef) lJo~do'au", ;~nhis'~~II;~::.;,:~..r~~n~:I.~;~t~;~ ~~iitJ~: spectdc In th" treatment ot this dread genfcf)tinHef) baSI &efell nidjt gtfannl patl'olmen as they lcft the City Hall dlaenae, ,,:Il.leh bas been well dl!scrlbed flabe, fo fei er eben faUs bafiir, lxtfi bail At last accounts Peterson \\as s tili A. "the scourge of the nurse-." nrt,f,pi[ a,"enbirt wahe. loc'ked up o n d ",ith no prospect of gel-.I ,.. fu ..,.. tlllg out b~rore TUN;day morning, I Dr. Aronson Is well and favorably ffiidjteI ~m!ttr fil.5·pmbirle nun bas b o w n as a bacteriologist of good reo UrffJeiT, gao a&et lJa~do ben mali}, er loJIger tenure of Hre. Xot long ago Dr. Lorenz was bere and gave the medica l faculty of this coun try much ,aluable ,-I ---- ------------- . . .. ......... _.. rLo ( \ 1 _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .......... .. . .................. .. .. ........ \.. ............. ............ ...... .. ...... ...... ........... . ~ ~ (2infAm lIab .erlAffell. 0 ~I . f f' ". .cena \::;> O.toD~ oil I tout"" g.t< fl~m morgen in iqrtm i 5;;> au fe, ~o. 26 ~inf <StI., oIs 21iOje aUfgt'funben. ~S . f ;. f· rt.. m' V N onu t", ;J<1tmanb ei iqr, alil fit frarb, unt!< fie fofI ouc'f) nid)1 iitotfiCf} '&e~anb.eft morher.• fein . !illie t il> f;(ifit, !)at ~rou <Sto.wo~. f?Mi fei! ~a ~ren in .'o.ii rftig:en ){lerqiil~. 1i.~ITe~ grfIV~, linb ~:e ~o~'fxlr n! ~a.btn fur fit gefor gt. SDa ma n fie aeftern feit 'IUti ~ar.<n ni""t gere~oen "'"11 -, fo L,.< 0 UJ r '1 ~fU " lJ gaOfn bie ~ad)f)(ltn fief)' nadj iqltnt .\)nufe lint- fanlJ(n fie tlr~ . .I:!eidje im !Bet!. ~ \ utaU I ;:e ::da::u~:~~~~' 0:f8::h. ~th~: ,Yhi le clcllYering a drt'S'S Supday n10rning to the ' home o( a: cllstomer of hir; si~tel"s dt'essmaking establishment, lInch".l T\'yIJinsk, 12 years old, or No. 231 Playlon Street WIUI viciously wtta c ked hy a large dog and so severely hitJten that he 111ay die as a result of his injul'i t'S. The c ries of the h~lpless boy brought the 0,,"J1el' of the animal, :r.nchael Jann..i\'icz of No. 20 Oberlin Street to Ithe rescue. V\-h€-n he arrlived Ithe boy had fainted and the snow was cov e red with hl ood . Hp finally succeocdeu In d\'iving 'l.he furious dog ort. and picked the boy up. A hasty caJJ was sent to Dr. PHass who \,e"I\'ed the boy and cared for the o.J !~~n~i~e~~:~r JUJ~ef)to~~~Ib~;~i~~~~~ .. ............................ :........... .......................... ~.~\~:I:~i~feaI f~fO~1 tD~lt~!~~ m{!n =~ :!:~tI~en.s~of:~orr;c::8; I . .~.~:.i.~~~ ~.~. ~~.~~~.~~.~ ~ ~.~~:~~.~ ..f.~~ ...?.r...)~.Q}............................ ~~~q~=- ~inb~~~~T~1 a~n~~~r . of the Emperor and Empress Frederick ' . . . . . . . . . . .. . .l:!ungenenlaunbu n.g gt~otbm toar. . l ~:;;D:e:,~s~:a~e:~ ~~r~~r:.u:.:d:p:~ ~, ........... .............................. ........ ......... . ... .. ... ... ... ............ ... ........... ,........ ... ....... ~~~, ~\~I~~ii~~~~~;I~tt~.(~~~f1J ~!sts In cWldren's diseases. nnd It, as -~ t: SAT AND SPAT. '~~3~:lin has· discoYCI'ed that its \\ai: ~ the caule reports. b e bas announced ?alne. the profeSSion everywbere w!ll awaIt full luformntioD cOnceruing it _ . Complained and . . Peterson Will Tarry Until Tuesday; Mayhap Longer. 1I'Ith ('agel' Impatience. value of Dr. Aronson's dlscovIt It sha ll be found u p on further ...·rlDUellTS to do wbat Is clnlmed fo r be of Inestimable value to the To rob sCUl'let fe"er of Its ter- Nelson Peter.on of Chicago, a sailor sat on a Niagara street cal' yesterda; afternoon and s pat tobacco juice on the floor till an e lderly woman of generous fI!!,.ure went to the conductor a nd sald:Conductor, lhere's a man In front ~~;r: ~~I~~lg~~~t to have a wash bOiler completely as diphtherin bas or its dread slgnlllcance IU!tum treatm t Id b en w ou e a to bumanlty with which tho Whereat lwo pol!c<'men who sat at ~~~:eal' enddotththle cal' pricked up their [ , opene e r eyes and wa.tched the spltter. Next lime he spat they arre.ted him. He was locked up at the Dr. Aronsou's dlseove~ and ~·de blm'J ~ I'It re~ponsible f.,.· Its thernpeutlc In the m edical professIon to link hIs Dam~ =---- Wh • eat_ a elson Woman [1'1 I· nolJuto'd bY' typhoid ~'noke·.· i' , reels. '-...... / =. 0 ' I ms Now "'Ihal \\,ill , n liP th I'e. build a liill'ati ,,:. a s illoke consumel'? 0::' ~~ ..................... ..... .. .... .......... ............ .. .. .... .. .. ~BUft'alO CommerCial, speaking oN th I follOWIng ; l. fi cent nrrests for spitti n g on th; f e 0 1'80 strtet cars, starts off with the I ~~rl f~\~~t's~ S~",{i~n. L~~; ~~~~~eit C~~!~ l ~~~~ ~~i~~ 'rw~t~r,~~r~P~~3~a~OWll: saId he would have to reDluin in the treezC:'r Ull Tuesday, as t ere Is no rtfunl clpal Court . W;tshlngtoo's Birthday. Iff ~erfon lJletcrf!ln, fin nortoegifef)t? Irof'-" be? "I' =""')1'r f;' "'_ .. ~;wu,,' au vem ....... m< fer ,,5;;>. !ill. <Sa rgt nt" a.ngtfldrt ift, ~t I'tlu rt'o( am <Samftag ~(ldjmil tag in dner ~iag,aro <SIr. [nr toegen <S.pudenG.ner< From .........._....... __ ._.. ....... L.....:............ f'a ft~t. SDa bo~ mu ni3i~ lgerid)t firli f.~m t ~ ~!tagI ~att( unb f)eute <tin offi.< .......................'.... 3!elkt O'l1ert.a. 9 Tft, toir~ er vis m;ornen ......... f.. IT » ............. .... .. ........ .. .. .. . . rumme n mu en. " I P, } t h~, . Aoa u. heartless City magtsuat!bem dO"D. { Th TlL"tod ,t be aplUers ~j to expccwrate. ! BU~~t?'~Q t Ilxpec t u. rate 80 high, e n · "Dot came up "ltbout a slgb. --. - ., .\ \' �-.>. Hj)W 8 H A L ~ BUFFALO'S WATER r SUPPLY BE PURIFIED - ................................................................... Health Commissioner Greene Says It Is a Serious Problem - Disease Germs Continue to Multiply at the Intake. "'11 \ T "11.\1.1. l W N':-':V TO ';.\' 1::1'1.,n. M BrFl' \ Ln l"'nV:\l \ rnLLl~TEf\" .\_ "} n ~Crpl .. Y \~V l 'n.n :\l TH1'; Vl~. • ~ , TYPHOID G[RMS f~SW[PJ INTO LAKE. \\H' r. I .h.l\I muk., ., full re- .lIvll 1 prf't;tull" lhf' mrll- If'r" \\ 111 hi' n'h'rrpd to (t .'Qlllt1lIIIN" :"L) PEY \ "T \ Tll)"\" 'hll ,h,'I"" \\111 tl" ampk ~l'r")'lulllty "111 ':-11 "ITII .\:-': t·\" I [, ~I 1'.\:-';'; TO ~I\· .. n for all " hI) .. rr IlIlerr"~d ,,, 1'" _\ LL l;nt:.\T l'UrCL.\ TED '1;:-';- ,.111 lh.'I .. \"Ie\\~ UI'O" ho\\ Burr.du·s WRt('r fluprl~· ~h~1l bt' purltlf,l " 1; "l-;.l'E.\ TI! TEl\~:' Dr. Trevett of West Seneca Shows How Water Is Contaminated. I'll \l thl~ 1~ Ollt of th,. mO~l !tf'rlrHl6 l · oltntlOI~ l ~ r("H ""th~ ('l Ptlln t U htrlt.' t. P1 uhlelll~ to b" til '(0, 1 by l hp clli~ n .:l In alta llf'Ur rutur{' wtll bl ~h ,, \\ n br Com· 11l"o~itln r ,,'If Il f".lllh " ·.tltf'r D, lfr "Ill' l' rrf,otl " hlc-h h. I", pn.: J'H-ll'ing tf) ~ub­ IOlt t,l th ~ t""l-'nllno' L·"'U Il II, \ m"lIlt t"'p Ian.:, ~hl .... tl( th~ ('OUIltn' BUnd\-) a~ her..:lotl>re h.ld the ).:1\\ .• ·t d •. lth Pllllll Thr rill "t.( t;T lH, tit of the ::;tf'f"l cll~l .. k t ,"!.IIlK th~ ~t.IU lh !oIhm'f": of Ihl' Ittkc I. otnnth, I' IlU"lut"f! 10 tht' rtll:dlty l hp \\ ( t<"I ' "hldl au l'r :\10 Pl'OPtf' "lU~t drink, .\It f"t til(" "a te ,tnrl toe":II~" Crnnl th:.1t p.ll"l 01 th,., itv "' III I'nw hll.) ,Ir the Jak<" nn ... ""(ilu, "H~· int.) lh nat .. I)rl In ~t'''Jirnnl Hh'c i . It has It)\\.\ j":i \ ................................................................... }If'lrt tn thf" CumUli"''' CtHlIldl with my n\\tHl~nlt'\nd~lIJnn~. ? • I A WARNING FOR BUFFALO. \\\1 I - n .; n u . f.ru.:a.; , •..:, Infected W ater Soon Reaches Point From W hich Th is C ity Derives Its Supply. 't . U . U(·.,lfh LOlUtul"'l'lo" ... r _ ~i Evidence ot how Buitalo's waler supGrand nine on th. ('11""- ply eontlnu ea to be contaminated by <in ~Ide u n f"':{tunnl,. o( how thf" bkr lyphold Infection In Ihe to"n or "",'est hf"tng rnllutt"d b~ :r··wa g fo It 15 l'.:1S en eca, Ihrough Ihe medium ot Smokes rlll .. t~ that thf" ("tty· of :R run lrord ,1IlH'" .<.."nd!' into tha.t a million galh,n!=t 1' ( Creek. continues 10 pile up. As Buitalo p ~o ple read at It..they will be reminded :ott''' age ~'·rry da \'". T h,.n thrr{" n I'" P"ri!'. ayuga, Dunnv llJp nnrl othpr bow Ithaca was scourged by typhoid that orlglnaled In one case of the d18T' 1.c ~", atl<llnlt to Ihe filth . "hkh nil 01'10':- chi"rl)" tn the rurHy "r th~ th,.. throry hat th,. . ,.wtlgt' (r om M\Se on Six-Mile Creek. a trlbulary of IInl1. lis ".... y Inl" La k~ EriC'. ~ IIt,ar tUrrI Y-lak-n (rom tho rHlll'jl~­ If) h."pt dn If, thf'" t-hore a n rl ..ijol "Tb.n brgln on Ihe Ameriran ~Id . thl~ ctty's water supply. n o 'illS" lOtr~am t th" lnl t \.If .. ·t.i~ tr,l t ~o (,. •. (J ut a.8 lhl! "al~r Inl,th.". Dr.!. P. Trevett or West Seneca. one ",,' ~ ha\" p lhat c, t)" . IUnr- nd Ih" "J;lIance ot Ihe hNlth \:), n mlln~ nr lpcs tru,. In t h,.. at Fort Huron. ot the most popular physicians at lhe l'a, I. hut.j, I ht' (tty rrCH\ s tht.< \ nhllnp. '((nInt (,,1"m"n~. D,..trolt . TolNto. 8,tH om· ~ . town , who treats more tvphotd ca(llel Bo t. as sho n in ld~t ~llnd ... y's is::ul!' ~r filth ha. Il"nlfIU"lIy fnrc cI It.-If 'dr- l1u kyo (,1.\"~lantl. Erl •. Dunkirk and" or TilE TI:.It.,;. (or lh" 18 l I:; ~." r~ th-I' nd t.trthf'r lnrn thf'lo rh·"'I· until If .Ft:or ot !IImallrr placf's all d U11 Ipl n~ Iban all o( th" other doclO ... said yes'hrlr ~r alt~ Inlo thl.... haliow lak~. l e rda, . dl ~.~-b r ..... ·lInl; b""torl .. h",· .. b"~n 11'0- I ~w I"()nl m ln.i. tlng lh~ '·"ntt-r. "r know ot many cases In West Sen,,' • nmmon s('n!ll" , 1 think. "" nuld rllrt n+,., CTt"cu. in ,s::- in chf': ,\\at ~ Thf" d"~ld':)' malun· lpr ~urh rlrcUIlHll,tn l·p!'<I. th a t th,. only .ca or malignan t typhoid r ever tbat are t('lr kn l."" n ( 0 ,,·h. mists as chlortn(' h ..t multlpll ..d aoout Ih,·. llme~ It! 15- ............ .......... /••....••... •. ..•.•. _ .•.....•............... r~ly ttl our" .ttpr "uprl~' I. hy flltrn'- nOl attended by any phy.Ucan. The In. tlnn. Lorain. Ohio. reached Ih.l con- t ec ted ones lie In their beds and dOlI! • enr .. anl1 If ~p demir. o( tn"IOI·] f~­ ,11)"41(\11 t',..v~ral ytar~ (\I~t) . Th p d ,. th em.ell·es with milk and whisky until '''T. 5Uf'h a....~ llhara. ~. Y •• ha~~, n !-'U(C'Jl rlmrntl'rl with . I ~ flltpr" [u rnl!'lhf'I J Ihey r eco ver. which lhey generaUy do. "{erin, from (Of the Ja-St month or t ·0, . . .. . ............ ire to ~ .nol.l-d It I. hl~h lim. 'hnt ... ............ . h,~. ....hlc-alto l.O mp 1ln ~· und th e tf'sL-; ' That I. th ei r Own risk. but the part :+th('t\\~d th ,lt P pr-r ~nt. of the bH~­ Ihat Interes ts lhe public Is that eXfr • • Jlurrdlnnlan~ .. ~re bt 'tlrrln, thcmt~I''' · I,·rla. '\dS f('nlo\''-11 from thf" Iskt'" "·c.ltt"·1\ m\"'n t from those cases is either thr&wn ror a reme"y. \f,rr bl'ln~ (ully " .. tI.netl a,; 10 'li p Inlo Smokes Creek. or where It will J'I'otki(,IH' ~~ of th e ~:r!o' tp.m the uI"pnratu!II wa _h Into lh e Creek at the IIrst thaw. T ..... o o f tbe n("m f"dl~. rroJ1o,.ed . \, ... ~ l" (,e'ptt"d." "'I was called to attend a case only Ihls morning and found It typbold ( 0 t or a ,"'lllr.Oon Plnnt. r~ver. The place was only about 60 Whd' \\ ollld be he co.1 or a nltra - t,·.·t fr o m makes Creek. and excret inn nlant for Hu rt.Io'l" meon.t wa~ thro wn from the house where t . \ buUl . ,\.000 an a~rp nr ordln g I.) In w,lI nnd. Its way Into the Creek at the ... r~t th al'. Anyone who knows the t h ~".I'<r'··n·e or olher cltlr~. I',,, 1 _l luntion at Smokes Creek In relation • ~ o. Ihe IIllnlllon ba~ln I,,'u ld 1l1!.1' 10 Ihe watel' supply at B U ltal t 6.UOO,ONl .c:alJol1H 0: \'.:atf"r a dny. Bur- spr that trouble Is bound t o cor:e ~~~~ f '1<> I'ump~ "hout 1 .. 0.IlM.OOO gallon • . , thl. prac tlc •. The moulh at the Creek 'il.· hut pr~b"b'" not mOrt' 'han 1.0()O.i1O<' I. on ly nbout a halt mile from lhe new .p u~{'d (or d1'lnkln~ and ('('Iok1ng I'llI': RPn wall. pa~t which It flows In a J') " ,. I ~hould t1unk lh(' plan wou!... . stl'ong curr~n t toward the ButTalo InIt tn h.l.vr two H('t!\ 01" PIJ)(~~ In lhf" elt,·. t akp . • 'If" ,el for tlrlnklng and olhol' for .111 "That Is BuITa10'9 trouble more than roth"l purpn!o'''~. "I'h •.tt. of cour~f") o wou l11 Ours. \\re have all we ca.n do with t he I \111\'\' "" J'H'I1 !'1e hUL so (nelhln~ will hn \'" ("ontn.minatlon or surface wells Crom ,fa done to glv " th (" dt)· a PUlP th iR ~a.me practJc~ of' throwing fBth \... t.· .. M,pply and It would be plainly fr om plac s Intecle-d with typhOid In to "/ . • ko ~ th ~ tI'''. I E_.. _.......................... . I 111~i..'('~~ dr~· to go to tht"' greatf'l' tl' :'(- the Rtree-t~ and b ackyards. I know ot tlItpt'lng Mil the WUt~l' pumfl\.~l. Rpvf'ral cases where excrement f r om \ •• ·th.· .. 'h' \\ater s h o uld b e rumo- ty phoid pall " nt~ is thrown where rt rom H point down th p. loke to a ('~~tn.m lnn.te~ wells. " "1'011' In th~ Bon"n Hili.. n en r Our only sa!ely h ere Is In that old Ii, "bll .. g Rl1d 'he .. ~ ftlterNl. "" flI,o,' ., r emed y to boll the drinking woter. The ('Ir P'I '1, t hrre III ,he rlt)" I, an Important n onrd of ITealth Is dOing nil It ean. but .Il n, t to ~on~Idt,1". Thr Idea (1f It ho~ not yet Issuerl buIl e tln8 warning .. }II th l? p f'ople to boH the water." t o T~ (\ Board ot H ealt h says It Is about ctl"n::nd nrountl a garbage wagon to a.wn ~~t vaults. and cart the orduro r Ylhl dbburn It. The ilrogram me ca lla . I ' I If III ~ 11 I . ' I I or~. ut It Is almost a certainty olhe,' Inn'. lrre II t ,. "ty Il that nothing o f the kl d '111 b d \\ n lid hH\"~ to be IHlIllp{'d ,t :::;('I.'on l1 untll next ~lImmer If tnh "Th e 10lne I I t np . . en. e po cy 'me n" p ' " s. of the majo rity of the citizens Is to ' : IIt t" I'luf,t " ' Hl er i n .. hilu d ..- 1J, hl" . pl ay thl."" o~trlch policy and ignore the hoi in" th l"' fUtral.On plant in th <" Roc;. 011 hlll~ \\'(')ul" b(' to ~H veo tht"' ('x fu:,n::te ot 1'\l111pln~o [01" aftl'r it "as onl'f> pumn. thcn." thf' W.Ul:' l· woull1 I'un into th e ,I" 10 , · ron',' of "nll'llv On Ihe evil. and mak o It hot ror anybody who ":'\t"';l l' b ' »11 largot"' f'iti ~s I11U!oIt ~ofl ncrdOPB ~RY anything about the t ypho1# 0" 101o"'II<lOp l Il,e lilt"HUon p lan or pUI" I.epl cle mlc. r~ InA llwh'" alpl" ~ l1ppIY . Ft"ll' m ()rr t hHII ~ :!() Y('H '('I "I~' rR l'thiht d ,· lphla. has suffC't"f't1 from l~ phl'id (('\'PI" ~p. f'-pid~11lIl.. g L -r .111,J ' h'·I'~ I~ n n\\ bclnJZ" built,;) nUll1:h:r nl tilll"tlthll1 pla.lll~ t ( 'I 11f' huilt tOI' Ihe / .... . .... .. .. ... ..... . IIhUi h of ;\fun.lyulll\: h ~I S hf'N\ In OV"I·,t· 11011 ... Ix 111lHlth s unci u lrr..tdy th (' phVbl- •I -----0--___ ., ... .................................... . -~-- ................. ln~ cJ f'el,l r(' Ihdt thC'l'c 1:-; ..t dlmlnut 11111 of f(' \"(' I' l·aHr~. I t It:i now 01"1..' 1)( Th :,Jata l le~50n of 'h •. h' ·,ll lh i r'H ~uh 1Jrb q I'lf Phllndrlphi :J t eonch ! he r eople o! Buffalo . It 1!'-1 f'~tI111.t1 "d tlnH th(' "lty \\"11 1 s.',," warning of Hea,.J.I,I....~OjIIW~IiIIQW I 1\'1 ann.no n.OlIO ,:.tl lf'lll!' Il( ,'h"I1lk":ll l y Gr('('n~, a nd boll all th e c itY' w-at(ll' I'll ,. "fltp!' '; It a III~t flj" ~:! LOOo. ono. t • \\Ilcu l h.lI C OOI1l1>IC I",1 all ex ..unitta. whlt'h we drl"l<- The dea (lly con am aUo n "r th" water sup ply fro m W C5 t S""eca. t h rough Smok e' . Cr ook • .1a tB",.bll. hed fnel. But Ihe preventative Is simple-boil the water and kill I germs. �~ ~~.1: · ·T~..... ...~c.'. fo EB :! 4 I ..................•.•.••••.••••••••..• J ••.•.•......••·••••·.•••••• r: F8· WATER. I!ml'in" INt",· has b"en r""d,·p.1 Th~ ,. A. ·11 ~1' ~m'.> [o r ~1{, n llI'~x : \ ('o r"' I"t:;. "'nl o f 1111' T.i ,(>rniim ~ 1(>rrnJ'Y ' [ :1111 lIill i n~' til r is k nl.\' rl' l'- "'\,·1, n. puhlh- m utl i t h e II'()I'HI h" pHI',·f.uu l\. \ un" ] in i.b n '" day" . Biml' l.I' h\', "Hnl ,11' t 'lI· t a r . Th i ~ i H th l' bllrL' n n d ,\l ill .) ; , . ~\' of ~ulllllpll)( C: l>llJOl. ('o n~. th~ ~H(Hh I' th'" Ut't t t. I', Y t'Hl''' Y l'n~rnhle Juth:;e ~lt' llhlln l. \ l l~ t\­ W()(trd n(h-I~'{l th'€' 0,\\,1 \\~tl: r lln ard u n. 1 city n u thorlti('::; to not s.P"IlU any HI I.rl,,' to 1 ag() th e 11,' \'(' " [,jilin\( l'l' Ill l'dy : (lno ounel1 of t urt m' d i.HO l\·CU in It pin t of hoi]illf"lI'llt l'r. to lH' ']l'Uuk II h,'/I rold, " t .,hort. illl,'r H lb . I ., <'II II I t n.kl\ll ;\t Utl,Y tiUl t"' , nnd hi [\. ]1rt'y~n a· l h · l) :.13 'H,II fiH ;t l"\l l'a t h ·f'. 1t it'i k ilo\\, II t o h:l l'e em'l'd iu tho nsnn ds o i 1, '1" , s Idtl",ut n fJlilIl1'P. I t n nT 11'11\'1''' " IlHll'l\ ; lh' \'P l'" t'~l.lH:(R 1,hu d lli ' ~ , ,lull n l wu y ~ 1Il' (:Yl' llt;,j ll'dj o u~ lingt~ Ii ll~ . ... , ' ,','Il 111 o f QJ('m-ey 011 lh·"" Pl"t'S'dlt plant, hut lA) II) c<lIte a lli'W one up the lakeo abo\"~ H:'l-\" Y toe w \\ h('r~ the h("ii:'ht woul d he !Hll, h as t o ( Ol"C"e the wa.ter to all p.:l1' t s of th(> ci tl·-t h~ hlghe-r thi:' ul'"tt~r. It .C llUki all be fil'l4:?r~d and the p~, ure he ~uch a..~ to ob v iate tlt(' net.",l of Ore t' ng,n t'S. Th e p~ ure would thr\'" n l >tUg' Slr~am uC wal e- f over the hlgbt., .... t b uilding. '1"'h(' lIttle t own ol GOWanda. has a water I ~n.. tem. hy,lrant.s and ho~ ('a.rts-lllQ €-nglnt:'S-the prt"_ ' ure from the r€'stc>ryoir on thE' hill a bO\"l;? .tht:!' town is strung e-llttu!lh to torce the wa.l~1" an ywhere the fi rNnen wa.nt J.t. It Dutrato's new reservo ir was l oeat4:'d about 'w he-re t he old ~n . Meye)'s hom ..sLo>ad is on t he lake sh ort>--the highest pOint Il l'"",t ethe cot)'- 1 ha " e no doubt but wha.t t he l.;JreseD't r eE:\:' ryoi r eQuId be used (or iStor&1f1! purposes as a t p~ a nd t he )pre"5ure w ould be as strong- as If forced with the p rfflt'nt puml>:>-In ra.ot it would be stl'ollger and th~ prt>ssure alwa~' s E'\'en. There would be n dange.r or break downs or I>umpm~ machinery. Th.. Depe w "·at ~o . made a yery wise rna'e when they wen.t to Woodlawn Bea ch and located a private plant their I'even u e Cor ~he future will pay them big div idends. T he City Fathers should be fo r ced to do sometb>nlr a.t ODOl! to improve our w a te~lt·s ruth y and full of S&werl\.lre. OLD F OGY. I FFB n ) 1 03 ...................... ... .... ..... ...... ............ .... ......... . I~:::\~~~E :~ TB~~I I'F O Il'IEO 0 1-' G (; \no \GE 00'11'- I' L \I( E . To R~C'f'>rtA.in thr ca u~e o f the imP.u r\l Y or l he ('llY wate r s upply. Ald. H tU'P h,;o P"l S~t'd by thp Boani ot AldC'rmen YE'!'\tE'l"ul1Y n }"roolutlon l'u lling upon ...thf'\ H.eMlth ('·omml~sloners and the city Raclel lil'(j<: ~ l \0 tn,ike a report. .\1;1. H.'HP :--;dd hE' hut} hea rd. that pcop E" weo:-~ Ilumpilltr g.1.rbage tIl th~ la ke the intakE'. \ abo\'£" Alii Hu~ter (',. used a roar o f laughter by re'marklng th·\t hf' had heard t hat the pt"dple o r Torollto had been du~mp­ - I . Ing lhpjr garbn ge In the In ke a nd thereby c"ustng Imp._u_r_I_1Y;.,'_ __== old r~ve r figure. noticeably In DailY report. (rom lthaeQ tell of new ('nc;~~, one or two dt"a.ths and. th'"" 1st a t n.1.ea.s:1!l'~ i tor ta- .cob Clemens, a Sen eca Stre et_ r r. had nothing to fear last night " tlstlC8 turnU5h pd b y thp health otfic~ ot the ~dJc-tg of ~upt. Bull nnd th,"' I ' I t I' s o f tht' H ~ ment regardCle\"eland show u~ new Ca.Et"S In t la in s pitting O'l~nO()r o r SlreE't carfl, city In.st wpek and niop d~ath~, and Ht" crPBt\.U conslclt"rablp a ml1~cment hv dPilearlntc on a n E lmwood ('ar laMt vp· the hpalth offi ce r says phydcJans a re nlngo ('anyln,; a ('u 6pldor. which he dp. Blow In n ·po r tlng ('n~c~ 3Ju1 that the po~tte(l on tht! 0001' n nd proc(>eded to USE' at Interyals. H~ d{ eland hE' won the probn.bl r~ numb o.: r laM weE-k WLl.S ac tual- cu~pldor u l a cord r.arty and was ta k ing ly In the n eighbothood of 200. It Is to I II homp. but his ( I' e nds c laimed he car· I "leu It (or thp sake or co nvcnlence. be noted th tH thi. Is not an alarmlst's' ~ rumor. but th e I?'stima.te of an official who believ ~s h e has obst'rveu a. ten..................... ................ dency amo ng prac·U t loners to delay ports. Sa.i n l L ouis fears t yphoid as a ............ ....... .. .. ......... . ,;eeult or the Ch icago Drainage canal . ........ ............. -~ emptying Into th e Illlnoifi riVt:r and FiVE ARRESTED ultimately Into t h~ waler .upply or the FOR SPITTINO Although the water passes throu gh t*'veral reservoirs and sand ftltc r s on t he way to Sain t JLD G E IX YOL GE n Louis, when It r pach es th e city It conC OlJR')' SL ~ P E "ND S SE S 'l'EX C ~ tain. 2.545 bac terIa to the c ubi c centiO N ALL. meter, about s lxleE:' n uropa. Ithaca, Cleveland a nd Saint L oul. are wldeawake to th e ir dan g er n ow. .M :pn \\'110 perFllst in befo uling p ublic The authorities or Cornell U ni versit y pluces by v iolating the ~plttlng ordi nanc~ conlinup to be arre~tcd and talten have provide d pure ~ ater for the frf'e beCore the Municipal Co urt. U!'e oC stude nts a nd h ave secu r pd Five s uch wP t"P u,o before Judge Vol. g el' y~tE·rda.y, but luckily eftcaped on J)I~ .... trom over 200 k eppel'S of board lng-houses to furni s h bolipd wa l er tor F1.1 S i;ended ~ r.tpncp. Thri r nnme~ orr: W lillam P. Sulll\'an, No. 146 South cooking and tabl e purp o~p~ . Furt h e rStree t· vVlllla:n ~lorg-:tn. ~o. GUi Hopmol"f. the truftees oC th p u ni versi t y k ins St l'pet· Jn11lp~ ~L Burke, No. 71"16 11a"" authorized l he px ppndl ture or Abbott Rotl'd' N"lI Slmon~on. ::-':0. 20)\0 Niaga r a S t reet: V ln('enzo netnc.t, No. 11 ror the esta.bU. hment or a filMech a nic Stroet. plant. The wl ad om o C th eRe ft:p 11I~~""IT'!I! I. proved in th . r ecords or weeks. will be next to sutrer trom the suppr('~ ~ lon of the t'pidpm (. S I re·l ........f.E.B....,......... . r:;. -====== gprml jn Iii! water? 0 ,=========__ profit r r om th~ _ le.uIDna ot the reCf'nt pas t?· ' r / ' u -_ - "'-/ It Is now th' dU ly or !;uffol I n ~ . • a0 "af . . 0 hOid pre... . ..... ....... • ..... . • ....t ....... • .., .. ........ .......... .. ~ ll ~ I II le I)04)S'iLIJIIlS I)f al) typ E'mic. It wfll n t"'v<"r do t.) t rust to ~ c Pt'Opi e to boil t heir drl:,kirtg wruter . communltl.~ f .......................... J..,................................. • I T B t! B IJFPA L O ? "'!II bl ' nHt to SuCCl'r (rom gE'rOlS 10 its witte]"! 01' profit froIU the ,Je(:eot past·!_ 0 I J r- N MO GU£ BEYOND LEGAL lIMIJ' U -_._--- Death Certificates for Two Persons Who Died Last ..December Just t-:iled With Health Department, Whereas Law SpeCifically Requires Notification Within Twenty·four Hours. VIOLATION IS CLEAR "WANTS CAUSE O F .H • DR. GREENE SAY S .................................................................. 4 .. ............................................................... "" ~ I .. .. .......... ..... .. ::: .. ....... J. ...................... ...... e H EYU;\\, ,..,I"th'e 10 an edltoratH'Io€n.l'pd in thb:; poPt'r all"", 'the lO s.Qll~tll('tory \\~nh l' s upply 01 Butlalo: Editor Huttalo REYIF.~Y­ Th~ HEy'n;;.\,," J~ Cf'i:l"t'i,.'l- t h l)rt:' .-; e-nt p ant i s i n thl'" Wr\}Jl~ pl!l(,~. The (": l v must Jltlf"ds ~lH'nd a Y;l.Sl ~ U1ll t o h)(.· ll t~ till a lk.l\' e t he ~tl~l 1'I:lJn~, hut i.t hH.~ g'll<t . . . . . .--. . . ...I...... . . ... . ... n [S [ lD o OJ r An allpged Illegal procedure on tM part ot the County l>Iedlcal Examlneq was brought to the a t tention ot Heal'~ CommissIoner Greene ye~terday, wh(1'~ the death ce rtl~s 0( three personl were filed In the H~alth Commls"ion('f·. ornee-. Dr. Gree ne says that t wo \'lola. tto ns ot the cI ty ordinances hccnml! known through the fi ling of certltkates one that b urial had not bpcn occo m! pHshed In t hree days. as t he c hartel dlrerts, a nd agnln that the dpnth cp r· tlflcnte had no t be~n m ocl wltblr t~ l'ilty-(our hours ot the drath. It a pp('Rr~ that the bod ies w(Ore re, moved trom the )Ir)rgue a nd b urled yesterday. They \\·pre those of Llzzil', known as Annie Buinestpf. who d lec! on Deocembl'l' 13, 1902. nt No. 99 Co m· merclal Street o f alco holhim: :1n unknown man who cornmltterl ~ ui('ldE" b}1 fl anging on Binder'!,; farm In 'VeRt Srn-eCHo on December 28. 1902. and Robert ,)tc kson, a ftremnn. who died ot a lrl.· ho lism on Janunry 21. 1903. Th~ boules haYe bopn kent In the Crpez'· r a t t h' Morgue. awaltlng Identification. The ordinances f urth pr require the burial o r a ny person wlt hin tbree days a rter death. This time can be extendpd through securing a p~rm l t from the Heulth Officer. C LEAR YIOI. ATION. "The first know ledge or these deaths ('arne to me wben t he ce rtifica tes were filed ." sa id Dr. Gree n e yesterday. "I d!d not know t h at s u ch pe rsons had died. no r that they were being kept at the Morgue. No at t e mpt was made to SeCure a permit t o k ee p them, •.!J thp c harter provlde~. a nd it was therefore clearly IllegaL" It wns pointed out th a t t his habit ot keeping bodies has continu ed for near- , I, a. year. On ly the other dny a baby was b urled who ha d been k e pt In the free zer at the ~I orgue a w a iting identtficatlon sin('e Decemter 14 , 1902. An employe ot the ~l o rgue who Is H wl~e" had this to ~8Y: • "The ~c heme abo ut k eepi ng tho~ bodi(\9 iF ve ry clea r. You know that when they a re not clai m ed th e c ounty has to b ury t hose bodies, fo r which an L .~'V IS SPE Cl F I C. undertaker has the ('on t rac t. The y are kppt unt,l It Is belle\'ed Identlfl r atlon Section 63. chapter 15 ot the rft)' 0 1- w ill never be made. Then the linderdlnance.s. olrpctR that eVl~ry dt"'a th shal ta ker bUl'le~ them." bE' rpporte d InSide ot lwen(y-four houl"3 "Isn't that a long ti me to keep or the ti me ot den th. The ordlnnn", bodies?" rel\d~ as followH: ··Ye~. but you see whe n the under" Whenen~r any pClrson shall die withtaker h"~ se veral toge th er It makes It in the ci ty of B urJ'alo It shall be th' easier a nd cheaper fo r h im," duty or Ihe phYSician attpndlng RUCI NO E XCUSE. SA.YS GREENE. per~n d urin,!:;" h is or be l' last tUneRS. Ol" o f the co roner of the- district when the ~rhen t he Health Co mmissione r was cnse co mPR un(}('r ht~ notie£> a nd jurisdiction, or ot her per.so n ~ l1perlntendlnf lold o f this. he said : "I ('a nnot see any rea~ n for keeping thE:' b urial. to Curnl~ h and deliver. o · tile direc tly In the office or the regis- t he bod I., lon!<er tha n t be period the trar, a certificn t(l d uly setting fort h. 3.K Ja \Y a llOW9. whic h is t hree d a ys. That fa r a s th(\ f:ume cnn be ascertained. thE' ce rtainly gl\'cs sufficien t tim e lor any name, age . color. s(' x, na tionality, oc(' u~ body to be Identified. If more time Is pntlo n, wbet her mnrriPd o r si ngle. de-flired, thE'Y ought t o a t le ast ('om('a use. date and placp o f death. a nd ply w ith the ordinances an d n ~k for a duration o f last ~i{' t{np~~ of s uch de- J)e rmit." "It is only since D rs. H owl a nd and ceaRed per!'1Qn: n nd It sha H be thr d ULl' ot the undrrtakpr or other per~o n in DansE-r have been in o ffi ce that this charge of thE' burial o r said dE'CNtSf>ci lon~ dE'lny hal>1 be.:m practiccd." Eaid an pt'rson to s tate in said ce rtltknlt"' thr employe ot the H ealth D epa rtment. dnte a nd place of b urlnl a nd filp the· "The Coroners before t hem nlwuys sa mp In the o f1lce of the reg i~trnr with· hnnded In t he dea th certifi cates on In tw('nty-four hours .1. rttr sa id death." time." �IflJalo ClippinU HWt"ea'll , 417. 418. 419 LAW EYOH ~ ANQ_. BUFFALO, 'MPLETl!. l'1l.E 01 IFFALO PAPERs. N. Y. SCRAP BOOKING A SPECIALTY.'" ·=::::::::::::~!.~iiii::~················"·"······"·- Rl:.t,.,.". _ > • ·························· ... ··':':~.'~.'I· •...,W .................... _ NIELS FINSEN, THE DANISH SAVANT, AND HIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERIES TION, SMALLPOX AND SKIN DISEASE BY TH E USE OF RAYS CURES BY LIGHT RAYS f Dr. Finsen's Remarkable Medical Discoveries in Treatment · of Lupus. SCIENTIFIC WORLD Red Light Eases Smallpox and Blue Light Cures One Form of Consumption. • Thou&h Dr. Nlpb, Finst'n ha!l been curtne l"IR"T LAMP " .. "TALLtD p- LONOOt't HO:)'P1TAt..PR.~ ~Q6M 1,00 8Y OUt.~M At.t.XA,NORA ODe ot the moet terrJble ot human diseases tor seven years in his Medical Light IMtI· Morgenst'n was hegun • .At first everythlll.l' '9188 crudt'; a hanl.! lens was uffed to concentrate the rAye trom an ordinary arc lamp, the ud and ultra red being filtered out throug.b doctor's 41ecovery. SUll less has the publiC blue water. For an honr or two every da,. th19 ('oncf'ntrat(l'd blue light was directed lTuped the tact that lupus, the horribly disagainst the afflicted cheek. Ftnl"ten himl!elt ftgurlns form taken by consumption when it holding the lens. aided hy a medtcalstudenlattacks the ~kln tnstead of the lungs, can be "The result came up to the [ul1e!'tt expects .. absolutely cured by a IIlmI>le and painle!;s ap- tJon~. ,Ylthln six month!\ Nlela ,.,rorgensen pllcatlon of actinic light rays from a power.. was free trom the ditu".'lSe and Flnsen had done what doc-tors and surgeon!! ",'ould have tut eJectric lamp. By Dr. Flnaen's researches smallpox has laughed at a8 a. mad ImpoSRlbillty-hc had cured a ca~o ot lupu!! with Borne blue wat~r also been robbf>d of It!'! terror. The scarring aod a piece at glass!" tute at Copenhagen, Amcrt('an physlclans and aclentlsts ba ve 811 yet talled to .realise tbe tull scope and elpln.cance or the Danlsh of the face by suppuration Is noW pre'\'ented entirely bi' the use of rf'!d ltght. The mlldf"T forms or cancer can apparently be eradicated. by the bluB ray!. and f'I"Ten tbfl most mallg· cancer can be checked, perhap~ curf'd. ~eem9 to be a. rf'ASonable hope that method may be dt~covered by which lung consumption hlE'lt may be combatted through Internal application ot the Flnsen PRAI~ED BY WRITERS. The Ia.te~t aspects ot this field ot science are presentod. tn a. series at articles In the Februa.ry number ot McClure's Magazln~ i undf!'f the tlth!, "The SurSery ot Light: Cleveland Morrett describes what he saw dur1ll¥ a recent visit to Dr. FinKen's insU~ tute tn Copenhagen, Jacob A. RUs contributes a word ot praise tor hJ~ compatriot. baaed on the tact that Dr. Finsen has given his discoveries to the world freely and is & poor man. AI!red Harm~worth tells of the wonders already achieved by the Flnflen trea,tment In the lAndon HospJtal, wbHe Dr. George G. Hopkins JU\Trates the briet Flory of what has been done In America by the Fins en flystem In conneC'tion with the X ray, Queen Alexanclro, \\'hile still Princess ot Wft.8 the firflt to introduce- the Fiostn for lupus Into the London HospItal. wu In UJOIJ, The h08pllal was at once with patl~ntR. and though hun· lippeals trom sutrerere were large numbers had to be turned tor mere lack ot applIances. A second Installed. yet even thl.8 the trlnge at the need, tor as ""n·••,r••, rNulUJ; nf lhn lrf'atment bG-t the crowd or appl1cants In each da.y. :u.A~\.- AW.-\.IT TREAT3IE'T. Then ~fr. and Mrs. Harms'Worth gave ,;)() hOIJ to endow a. lamp In p~rpetutty. and man'lither. have followed, Yet at the present y ~l~nt more than 200 patients are on the w:~ ng list, tn many ot Whom the dlseaRe will ~ave made terrible progress berore theIr turn com~R. Thus tar 398 pattents have been t,reatea In London, ot whom 140 ha,'e been (ompletely oured ;aeventy·two are practtcall c~red. though sUll under observation an~ t e relOt are under treatment • HIt is not too much." wr1t~8 Mr II worth "to th - . arm... • say at the Finsen light treat. ment tor lupus ranks among the most l!Itrlk Ing and benefict-nl dlsco,-erles which mOder~ nle~lcal 8c1,mce has made tor the benefit ot n.tnlcted humaT.lty. 1 cannot think it POASlhJe that mt'n of means can know tha t so t I'lble a scourge can be absolutely and t~lnlY cur~, and yet allow the hospItals ) our generous and ('nllgbtenNl land lack ot lund •. to conLlnue withoul th~ neeea~ary appliances tor the f'1neen treatment." c:;: "\Vtth!n a month the F'1n~en Llght'n.lI, ltIiiWL.&~~ tlon ,,-as eatabllshed in Copenhagen, nent led him to fOlmUar conclusions. and he t.as hecn growing E'""er siuce. ThQugh Dr. • hazards the prediction that "soon there "'Ill I"lnsen 15 an Invalid, he has never ceased to be Ught Institutes like Flnsen's In all large s.tudy and Irnprov(' his a.pparatu8. He soon clUes, and any day there may be gh'en to th~ dlscoverf'd that e:Jectrtc light has more "'orld 1I0me other discovery. perhaps a tar actinic power than ~unllght, and that clear greater one, In this wondertul new fiE'ld of water Is better [or straining out the-u,d ray!': the uses ot light In medlcJne." He yisiteod than 1Jlue water. He has graduallY In- ~everal ot the grea.t hospllals In PariS and creaRed the power or his f:>lectrtc Ughts until London. and again saw the Flnsen lamps now he uses those ot eighty amperes, or about Voorklng their benign wonders. "All were three Urnes the brightoes!I otordlnary street agreed tbat lupus could be cured, absolutely arc lamps. Each has the Intensity ot 35,000 ('ured; agreed also 8,.R to the efficacy or red candles, and there are seven ot thctle In one light agalnet 8maIJpox disfigurement." large room. )IITIGATIO~ OF SnALLPOX. Under each lamp tour patients are treated. Dr, Fln6en's dJscoverles began when he put the light being allowed to 8tream down upon ~ome earthwcrms in an oblong box. cO\'ered the diseAsed f!urtaces through four tubes like halt Vo iLh red glass and halt with blue glass, telescopf'R . Each tube contAin. an e~pe.n8Ive and noticed tha.l the worms ahv8Ys wrlgglt'd rock crystal lens, and the nece!sary water to away tram the blue and sought shelter In the cool the Jig-ht and take out the red rays. I~ light. Then he happent!d to read n book There Is n nurse to each paUent. and the bl a New QrlE'ans physician mentioning tht, fleven lamps wllh their glo\\·tng red curtains tact tllat certain prisoners tn dark cells had are seven centers of laughing, chattering come through the smallpox without suppuragroups. The nurses press the 8urface of the tlon or acari!. Bya flash oC Insight he graAppd dhieased tract with B. water-filled glase. I he tact that this waH h<:cauRe they were prowhlcb BPTVt-8 the double service at treeing the tcctr'd from thH Irritating actinic J'UYN oC ti&sue& trom blood and sttll further cooling light, tho MlLmo hlUe l'aYA that dbturbcd lho the rayR. That 18 about all there Ja to the uulhw(jrms fHl. From thia hf" n'aHonN) th-ftt treatment. A mUd case may be cured in & n tlIOallpo1 patient k~pt In u. red Ilght would tew month~, while the most advanced caae& ('scnpl! thf' hideous suppuration and pit ling. require yea.rs. In p\f:);J the Or::;t tf'st ot the rf'd light treatmenL WflB made on dgllt ~mallpox patients, DOES ~1l'('H FOR POOR. and tho result WH8 H triumph tor Dr_ FlnDr. Flneen 18 still working on II. modest 1""11. 'l"len (,I)ntroi te~tH were mad\·, showing l!Ialary of S1.200 3. year. He glvel!l his treat· that It patlents wero cxpo~pd til daj·lIght I!lent tQr $18 a month to t..4e poor, or $llO .1 after heglnnlng the rf'd lIght treatment they month tor thoae who can atrord It. He has invarlahly fwrrert"d suppuration and scur· thus tar treated GOO pa.t1ents of all 88'e~, and ring, A v('ry lit tl~ dnyllght WKS fOllnd ~ut· from all part80f lhe world. The Empresltorl flctent to do the harm. tht" Inflamed skin b('~ Ruulr.L and the Queen of Great Britain. both l Ing almOl!lt as flen-sltlye to the actinic raV8RS uaughters ot King Christian ot Denmark, a. photographic [11R.lt·. Every window' and have been Instrumental tn IntroQuclng the cpenlng must h(! cl,,·cr(>o with red curtains 01' Flnscn cure Into their realms. France has red glUSB, "'!til the same care that n phO: !ol1oWtld Butt, and made Improveme.nts In the togrnpher U~H'" In hit:; dark ruom, Thl' :-;c\'('rcr apparatus. Dr. Hopkins was the first to In~ t he ('qK(~ the dC'.Jl('r re,-) the light "IhflUld be. traduco the Flntwn lump Into the United DIS('O'-ER'· OF J .. t:Pt"S (·t HE. Statu, and ha~ uscd It With remarkable suc'1'111. IWf;nth·(': lIt'f' of lIght aM u curative! cess, In connection with the X·ray. tal' a,Kl'llt W!19 Ur, FlnSlll'!;; tlrsl triumph. But trl'nting tumors and cancer. he Wn!; not content ",tth thut. HlI rl'a~lllH'd HIt III yet too early to assert that the FIn.- that If I ht' hllrmlc~~ red IliYIi ('null1)u, ..en ray. used In connectIon with tbeX-rroy,'" (0 mltlgHll~ Hmnllpo.; tlU' Irritating hlue u he says. "wtll dl'finltely cure malignant can- \.'IO'.t I'ny~ mIght ahu hf' utll"d to kill ('orlaln eer. Until the c-ases ot apparent cure have illrm8 uf bHC'tr>l"id. J t W8l:i Jmnwll 1hat or· b("en undt'r observatton tor several yean (Han' f'urillght killl'rl germs attf'r long ('xthern can Le no certainty that the dt~ea8e Is ;,..oElurn to It. )"ln5'-'11 C!ollcf"I'·cd th(! Idea n! eradicated. This much, however, we may !'IH'ushl~ th(' l\('tlnie, or hll.ctpria-kllllng r,u·~. flay' that thr rlreaded Rcourgo can. be arrest- "Ith a. lout lll.d applying them to tll!ole'lsf'ci (lil even In its lust stages and the 8utrerlnga Jl"fa{'f'~ ur the hody He hegan (')nlupu~, Ihe of the pt!l.tt~nt almo:!t null1fipd by. the \\ol(.Dllmed Rc:mrge 1(,( l1urthern c')llntl'lp.:; Ion ot the actJnlc rays. " I:k,· P"nmp.rk, whton lh,'r·:> Is not ('Iwugh tHI1!!'thln(> "Ills I\rflt patff'nt,' ROY8 :'wf'!'. :\fnrrE'lt, "Wu~ 111 ('nghH'pr or Cnpenhugf'll. NIf'I'4 ",nrgen~~n. who (fir eight )·f'RrK tlinn' thl' !uflUS de l"lnrf'd It~el( hu~1 \'alnly f.rl£:d wh;llt,\·pr I'f('I("nct! {'ould Ruggest tor his rell('f. Xo It'MR tt,a~l tWf!llty·fI\"c timE's. hr. told me, hlB had hN'U npen1.ted nIl. lite right f:ltlo ('lil. scru}Jco. IHlI'UN! with uc1dfl, Bcared hot Iron 1', und ail to 1l{) avail, In the taU It-O:i the phototherepeutlc I I �CURES BY LIGHT RAYS f DR. NIELS FINSEN, THE DANISH 'SAVANT, AND HIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERIES IN THE CURE OF TION, SMALLPOX AND SKIN DISEASE BY TH E USE OF RAYS OF LIGHT. Dr. Finsen's Remarkable Medical Discoveries in Treat- :::::iI ,, ,l j ment ' of Lupus. STIR SCIENTIFIC WO RLD Red Light Eases Smallpox and Blue Ligh t Cures One For m of Consumption. "1l ,, ! Though Dr. Nlel!11 Fm!l:(ln hs!'S br-cn C':urlns • , , IIiII1 ~ t, one ot the most terrible ot: human dh. (';11'f'8 tor seven years In his Mrd1cu.l Light IT1·;tlt ute at Copenhagen. Americiln physician! Morgensen was bC'gull. grasped the tact that lupuf;, the horribly dtR. thi S conc('ntrated blue JI,g'ht Wfl!i dIrected against the affllct('(] cheek, Flm~('n himself holding the I('r.~, aided hy a medical stuclent.. "The rpsuit C'-lme up to the (ul1e~t (>xpecta· Uon!!l. ,Ylthln six months Niels ~lorgen!:'en was freo from the dlfOl'Me and li"lnsen had (lonft: what doctors and surgeonR would have laugh ed at RS a mad Impot'slbtltty· he had cured a C'a~e ot lupus with som~ blue wa.ter and a piece or glass!" was crude; a hand l"'n8 was used to concen4 and scientists ha VB as yet tailed to rcallze t r ate the rays from an ordinary arc lamp, lh, the tulllScope and slgnlftcance of the Danll':h rtd and ultra r('d b('ing filtered out througn c1oc tor's dhscovery. Still lefls ha!\ the publIc blue wat('r. For an hOllr or t " 'o ('very day n gurfng fOfm taken by consumption 'when it fI.ttacks the I!'ikln ln~tf'ad of the lungs, can he B.b~olutely cured by a simple and painl(>~8 appl!caUon ot actinic Jight rays from a pow('rlu) el~ctrfc lamp. By Dr. Flnl:fen's rC'sear('hcR smallpox has also been rObbed of It~ t("rror. The scarrIng o f the facE" by suppuration is now prc\'cnted by the use ot: red light. T he milder forms o f cancer can apparently be eradlcalp(\ b y t he blue rays, and evpn the most maltgcancer can be ch!"'ck",tl, perhap!'!. ('urE-d. seems to be R. reasonable hope that mE-thod may be (lI~co\,f'rpd by which lung consumption Itsp!t may be combatted through internal app1lcation ot: the Flnsen " , l ~ " " , PRA I SE D DY "\vnJ'I'E R S. The lateRt aspects of this field ot: scienre I are presented in a sprles ot: article~ In the , February number ot McClure's Magazine under the title, "Th,.. Surgery of I-<llght." Cleveland Morrett d(>:'Icrlbt"s what he 'HIW dunng a n"cpnt vhdt to Dr. Flnf:l;en's Institute In Coppnhagen. Jacob A. Rlts contrlblites a word ot: pralHe fOI" his compatriot, based on thl:' fact that Dr. Flm;en has giwn his dlscovC'rlpR to the world freely and I" a poor man. Alfr(>(l Harms,,'orth t('lIs ot the wonderf:l already nchlc\'cd by the Fln!=;(>n tr(>;lLment In the JAlndnn Hospital, while Dr. Gporgt" G, Hopkins nnrrates the- brlf't :;:tory ot: what ha'i L{'C'n done In America hy the Fln!'!!:'n ~y~[pm In <'onnp('llon with the X ray QU(>(>n Alexanura. "hill" still Princl"l.tlJ ot 'Valp~, waR the fir!"1t to lntroducp thf"> I;'III~fn tor lupus Into the London Hospltnl. was In UJ(W,. Th .... ho!'pital waR at once h,..lmNI with patif'ntR, and though hunpiLeous .1.pP{·als from But[f'rerA wpre lal"ge num!J('rs hnd to be turnf'd [Or mere lack of appllfincp~, A Rf'cond mp was Qu i ckly Installeu, yt't flv<'n thl~ touched the trlng(ll of the npeel, for U~ ~ 1 J ~ ,~ 1 fl l . -_. . .. . '" E: :!! , wonderful rE"s ults of the tr ealm~nt bt'o- {· arne known the Cl"o w<1 or a ppli can t " tfl. f'l"eased eac h d ay. ~lANY A,VAI 'l' 'rnEA 'I'lJE~ 'r . T h en M r . and Mrs. ] [nrmswort h gav<,~;;o (I(XJ to en d ow a l amp In p(>rpetutty, and man'; tjther s have tollowed, yet at the preaent moment more than 200 patJ(>nts are on the watl.. Ing Ilst, In many or whom the d i sease wil l have made terrible progress betore their tUrn c·omes. Thus tar 30B oat1cll1.M_ hA_V. nent led him to 8tmUn.r con~luslon~, and _11e hazards the prediction that 'soon there "Ill ,\VJthln a. month the> Flnspn T. . lght be light Institutes like l'''lm~en'9 In all large tlon wa...'4 E'stabIl6hc>d In Copenhagen, toaK b('('n growing e>n' l' glnce. Though Dr: cities. and any day there may 1.)1.' given to the Fjm~r>n I~ an Im'alld, he has npvcr ceaflcd to world some other dl!'lcovery, perhapg a tar I::'tud}' and impro\,e his apparntuft. lIe SOOrl great er one, 1n thle wonderful n('W fif>ld ot dls('o\'('rt'd that (Ie-C'trle light has mor e the uses ot 11ght In medlcln('." 1l~ \'1£llt('~ actinIc power than sunlight, and that dear flE.verft,l o! the great hospltal~ In Paris an wnt,.r Is bett("r for straining out the r('d rays London, and agatn saw the 1·lnsen Ilamps . d .. \1 werf' than blue water. He ha~ gl"adually I n- v.orkl ng their benign won ers. I 1 1 cr{>a~ed the power ot hIs {'Iectrle llghts unU I ft.gTccd t bat lupus could be cured. ahao ~te ~ now he liSP!; those of eighty ampe-rp!'I, or ahout cured; agreed also SF! to the etncaC'y,? ret thr('(' Urnes thc brlghtnrsa o!ordlnnrystr('et light aga1n!'lt !Smallpox dlsflguremcnt. arc lamps. Eacll has the Int('n~lt}· ot :l:),OOO 'IITI G A T I O' o r,~ S:tlA L l.,I'OX. candles, and there arc seven or thcl:le In one Dr l'lns('n'8 dlsco'\'erle~ lu.gnn whNl he put large room. m~ parthwcrms In an oblong box, cover{'d Under each lamp four patIenls al'e treated. ~:IC Vo lth red glD.88 nnd haH with blue glass. the light being a.liow('d to fltream down upon end noticed that the worms nhvnys wriggled thp dl~(>ased !"'urtn(,f'8 through tour tubes itke I\wllY from thL' bhl'" nnll ~ought Rht.~1tt; r In til(' teleMcop(>~. Each tubp contains an c!tpensh'e I ~d light. Then he happcnl-u to reall R. book reck crystal lens, nnd the neceS!'lnry water to In a New Orlenn!'4 phy~lclun meT. tinning the cool the light and take out tho red rays. fact t1}at ('crtuln l,rlsoner ... III dark ('ells had Th~re 1~ a nurMe to each pnth~nt, and the ('(orne. throughthcsmu\lPox,\1thout~ul~pura­ st.' en la.mps wIth their glowing red curtains tlon or 6cars. By n fta~h of Insight hf',g'l a~pe<1 ale p,.\·cn centerR of laughing. chatteri ng the ract that thl~ wat' hec[lmle> ll1('), \\('r(\ proGroup~. The nurs(>!-l press the surfnce or the \(ctl'd f rom tho I rrtt~\ttllg actiniC ray~ ot dIF(>a~ed trnct with a. wo.te r ·fl.lled glass. li gh t, t h e 8a.m(~ h luc ray'" thut di!-lturbcc1 the which ~PrVf;8 the doublc Rcrvlce ot freeing the "arlh worrns AO, From thH h(> n'nMolwd thttt tlE.sues trom blood nnd stili further cooling H ~lllnllpux J)d.tient k('pt In u n'd light would the ra.)·j:I. ']'l1at L'i about ali the r e Is t o the l C!:lCUPP. lhr,hlU('OI1!-1 !=;uppUr;\lloIlHlHlpltt1ng. treatment. A mild case may be c ured In a In 1"'1l~; lhe firtlt t(",o.;t of till' r.·d tI~hl tr(>atfew monthH, while the most adva n ced caseS' mf'l1t .......Hi mnde on l·tgltt :-.mallpOX p.\lt~nl!'i, re(lulre years. and thr' ]'(-s\l1l WU!-I u t rhlmllh for Or, FlnfoIPll ']'I ..'n ('ontrol tl'stli W('I'.' Iluuh,-', ~hl)wltlg DO E "i lHl'(' n FOR POOR. that Ir patt£>nlH WHO ('xpf)~1'1i to oO}'I\)(hl Dr. Flnsen Is s t ili w or k ing on a. m od est nrt(>r beginning the> IPflllghl lr('attn(>nl thr>y f:aJary or $J ,200 it. yNlr. 11.0 gi v es his trClltInvnrtuhlY f;urtl'I'C'11 NIIPllllrntinll /11111 t-il'a1't!1enl lQr $1H n mOl"l.th to the poor, or StID ~ rlng_ A \cry IItUI' clllylight wa~ found Huf· month tor thORO who cnn artord I l. He h n s nchml tn do the> harm. thc' Inlhlmc,.1 tlkln hf" thus tnr lrPRh'd COO pn.tlE~llt8 of nIl age~, and Ing n.lmo!"it Aft f(>nMitl\'l~ t" till' actinic rny~ Hl-i trom all pnrtH ot the ..... orld. The Empress-of It photographic lllalt.-'.EVl'r\' wintluw a.ml R Ul'Jslo. and t h e Queen ot Grea t Brl tam, bot b (penlng mmillw ('ovel'("rl with n·f1l'urtall1l:I Ol' daugh terH ot 1<.ln g Ch ristian ot: Denmn r k , INI glns~, with the Manle can,' tllHl n phD .. lOgrnllher wow'" In hh~ durk 1'00111 Th(' HP\,('rl'r h ave b een l nslrum cn t a l I n Intr ouu cl ng th e F t",~e n curf' l u to t hei r r eal ms. Fra n ce ha s. the , 'Q!'W til(' <It-qlf'r Tt',1 tilt· light should be. rCo Uowed suit, an d mado Im provements In t h e UI8<'0\ I;; n\ orr 1..( I" S ('lltl~. appara t uR. Dr. Hopkins w aR t h e fi rs t t o In Thli 11l'J.;UtI\·(· IIt- fir light t roduco th o F l nRen lump In to t he UnIted States, and h as used It with r ema r kable su.e- ~ !,~'nt \ \ IlS 1)1'. F I I1!-lf'n'~ Jlr~l j ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Medical Newspaper Clippings, 1901-1906 Description An account of the resource Four 16” x 10” (40.6 cm x 25.4 cm) “scrapbooks” with a total of 789 pages of articles from Buffalo, Western New York and other newspapers were discovered in the Robert L. Brown History of Medicine Collection at the Health Sciences Library. The time period covered is October 31, 1901 through June 14, 1906. The subject matter runs the gamut from public health issues such as disease outbreaks in the city and elsewhere, sewage, water, food and milk purity, tenements and animal control to Buffalo and area politics. There are numerous images and cartoons as well. These articles were apparently compiled by a “clipping service,” in Buffalo. The other interesting aspect of this collection is the fact that Buffalo had so many newspapers at that time. The articles were taken from papers including the News, the Courier, the Enquirer, the Times, the Review and the Express. There are also clippings from Buffalo’s German language newspapers. Use of the clipping collection is now available through four acid-free, bound paper copies. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact the History of Medicine Collection, <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine</a> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL002 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Volume 2, Medical Newspaper Clippings, 1901-1906 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Health Sciences Library. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context lib-hsl002_vol2 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 7/6/1902-1/31/1903 Type The nature or genre of the resource Newspapers Text Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Clippings Subject The topic of the resource Quarantine Public Health -- standards Vaccination -- adverse effects Sanitation -- standards Water Supply -- standards Quarantine -- New York (State) -- Buffalo Communicable diseases -- Hospitals -- New York (State) -- Buffalo Vaccination of children -- New York (State) -- Buffalo Tenement houses -- Sanitation -- New York (State) -- Buffalo Poor -- Health and hygiene -- New York (State) -- Buffalo Drinking water -- Standards -- New York (State) -- Buffalo Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital copystand of clippings scrapbook Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Contact the <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>History of Medicine Collection</a> with questions. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/234eb461052003d1bd1a9b1f9760a54a.pdf a486d05ce3e0f5ecd20329bde6964329 PDF Text Text ............·.~·.i.·.·.·.·....·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·~·.·.·.~.·.·.·... ·...................... . .................. ......... .............................. ..................... ----~--------~~ar- FF AIJ.O MUST TAKE WARNi NG FROM THIS TERRIBLE RECORD! 1<no\\ Wt y Buffalo "- , 1:lhf(~at- ith an ,..t- uJ en r)f typhoid fovl'r. JI .. ns that \"e \\aU' :!l.'t'oun 15 arE 1~'Jdlf'J. _ ". ./ .,.,......... '""'" .z: ..................... ", ............... .............. ,.... -- - ............................ . FOil l'LREll WATER. Ar ling Orr-en CUlWO on Hl"dlth r()mml~~l(')n~ r report oh ,I tfli ~,* {i faclt)ry or Buftaln's \\ater thp Alder- !'t urteen Cornell Students Dead and Many Other I~ives Sacr ificed n Ithaca t~y the Use ................F.EB... ~.~.. }~.~.~.................... UPSj~ of Impure Drinkin~r Water. m!'n yestl?tday afternoon adopted. a re!o;o).Jtlon directing thp H ealth Depart .. mrnt to jn\"£,,5ligale thE" supply, the Com- mon ('ounrH having In view lhe purltkcHion of lh~ wa ler rather than the PXlen!4if')n oC the pre!)e ~ aJtf"'ring or tiler· !l\ystem. ./' '-<'h ( .. n.atlonal artl<-Ip •• f)plp away troul BufritiO tor fear phohl ar(" to he d('plon:d, it i~ wls~ to reme-mb!'I' that an OUIU'(' of prpven'Ion if-; bellfor than a pounrj of cure, dnd a he C ( t .......... .. .... ........... .... ....--.------- 'i ~ . I _/ ,. Water 18 mpt.tre ana. ........................................................... ...... ~r.".l o's follo\\ Slnnf'r This City is in Grave Danger '1""'...................................................... ...... of a u Epidemic of the Deadly Disease -- President Schur1l1ftU'S Statet11el1t. J...;.utne-bol1 your drinking \\aler. .dl;_ ONDITIONS in Butralo are rip. for an er'1.rnlc that \\,.11 make that at Ithaca. look llke a pa.s~lng Ourr~·. The r J.('t~ tl~ prf'sentt>d to the attention of the dty authorities ~how th.lt the tatter are slE"l:ping un ttl edge of a yolcano like Pelee. Dr. Wa't p.r D. GreenE". the H ealth CommiSBionE"r, "tale~ that the nlAke trom whll. .. Butl'o.lo takes Its water fs faSit becoming a ce!li~pool from trom all th e dUes and towns U1)on the Grt:at .L.'1ke-!l. ThtPi Is mlxt,·d c ity'S drinking water whenever a storm ~tJr~ up the lakf. H"alth directs l> ople to boll Lh. water before drinking I. But they thtM orever. spe('lal.aggravation and a. sure- RourC"~ or clangf?'r. \\Pp!'tt LR rotten t ... hold tfver. That l$ewElrles~, ~rowi!']g city flralnR Into Creek w hIch empties Ir.to the lake a half mil. beyond thp wall and t he N iagara river with n 21~ mllp C'urrent. Thp (>x("r(;'ta. (rom )\"('r ot typ hoid reported and from :tbout lOOnot rt'port'.:d aret'.i.~t forth upon at 'et8 or W est Seneca. ready tor a thaw to carr)' them Into "moke.. Creek tbe lake, to pol,on the city'. water sU01)I)'. has learned her lesson and Is about to Install a filtration plant. th e Bu tralo authorItIes will profl~ by Ithaca's experIence. or walt for coaU y one locally remains to b~ mn. T I in tlte nUlliher of typbolcl en'p, Wlthl~ tlte city Iiwlt". tbcn' I" a "l'rlta!>!!:' 1'].1 .............. "'''' ....................... ............... . ...... .. .... .. .... .. .. ................... IG h abtl OU oca eograp y, ___ _ INFORMATION DEMAN DE[) \Y11-" n thi' np:xt t" 1'1 or Ihr(''' WPf>ks th' " pr whirh Ruffalo J''''(''of'lp mUL~t (OOkll1J:' rlll"fln~c Ht an~' nthpr :-01"'l.·n;1 H~nlth ('omml .Ion.r Gr e calle" (of th~ ~ r. Thi~ too: .-ill" In t t hrf' kthe attention or the ald~pn ye.terda ~ 1 S; up ('\ th,.. In,,: on thp I k~ ~"'d Ih~ IIr nk m~n· in Ibe nn h erslty havo gone Dr. Schurman snys, and of tllo"c the [l'ver. The condltlon 1" so that pledges llayc bel'n secured 2,K board!ng bou,c keppers In :-':1.I.t:a RI\'t'"r pa 1 the ~l kp tU:1Rhr'1 c II~" rnntaminatpo frl'lm ,I a~," .1n-l nthpl' Ii r-ljllHTloue;; ftub .... 1< p~ I, hf'1l ~\\ eN (It'" n t hp rtw r -1 th hnrtom of the lak I~ :oollrrP<i hy ... d ~nrl ill'lo(.' all' ddl g' to Ihe- dl:; '''I~f'~IRrtpn ha.rBel fI( he "Rtf"f. th,.., w nrti<'I('~ tht l]u£~tlon of rure 'Ocr in thi~ l t~ IS Ycnr b)* yE.' lr gl'o\\"f! In hf'. !"(OI'i III ont He>alth Con':"-. IOnt-I' ~·dltf"r D. GrN'n ift m01"f" 1nh i l I rIll t an I" ~I ll.;\t'" , "r ::.hould hl'II .... 1l bp(ore u~oi (or·d ink'''J;:" pur'PI'HI trnlD Hhows 4 11,,· wnll of tIl(' Inl"t 1""1'. '1'11Ar~ i< (lUll:!t . null (It'llth nn· \- ~ (('If lth- ... fi eri and fot' Cm'Uf'n rni\'(ll'l"ity n F'n1l .. crcek ·wat('r; thN·t" IH dallg'(\r aut1 ell'IUh , ." Cornell to tlle village to as- e8tabllshlng n b1 t or Hu'fall) III tllt' wat('l' of Ruwkt:"'i . .p n 1 fluff'l10 1'1\-p1' Il\t iUlO the CH I\. :t f . , city mnlll~ ut lhe "II\' llll(,j iu Xing-uta ~ r lv(lr. and In tho ahol'tcst po"slble " lrome-nR C cI1u{'Q· C "-' ----.. '" "cnh-nce and DllOfl' n("pl. l'loln.l.lug tbe same to tin Impur(" and Mlst>-brt'rdlnlr. )tl, ttl'\"HLhc-I"'t-I . beJng fir .~lkJ.l1)· lh(' !AIn€" SUNIl)" th nL Il'I In.tC'i:r dalll!!"] l ·~· th pres5 to h " pure nnd fr£'o front typttlhL nlld, Wh('re-nl'l. OUT ("ltjz ... nM hRve the Tlgt.t to h ., mado n('Quo.lntld "I-:.h th£' condlt.lon ot the wntl'T tb <-y d Ink, II. J"fnlfdy (Of the ~nrne. it tmp ufP, ,wd prnld'UCln to Ih.-h· h nltb. nnd . WhlrC'f\I', It tht, clntl1lf~ or t bp J'lrll'lS ~r8 rorrf'lt . "ClI\dusl0IlH point thot Ir our wah r 8u r·ply I, lmrut'e anll 111 t'll!;p·brPt'dlng:. It IS tiO moo. (>t. q 10 J!I \, ar tlft ~1 '·l'ar j(,oJl~lnih:1I1~ thp h~j,I!th If the> p ...... pk .n {hit' manrtT. Thf' .... t·".(t~t· In th lakp 1 111l'J'('(t$j·' .... mor'" .-t.pirlly thull C' , ·el' bf'101"t., HI111 lh\ II t"altli Df'parll1'wnt h.l~ "nrn('tl th.e it)' authol'lti(':oo fm ::;0111(' t llll(' {h'lt ,,~ lJ'~ runnIng' ST~;\t ri~k. It it' \·t~TY l'Io1bh, in (art "rtmit~al, to prc.,.. tastin- Itt' nn th1~ clue~til'll1 unlll typhoid ft\'t'r 'rtak~ out in epldl"IllIC'. nuring- tltt~ ill1("' th.~t "(" dr~w Wflu'r from thp Rlftl :-- lancl pif:'r w(' JUt" fl'om ;h l to -40 ca!-tS tr tbo f {Jplf', e.thf'T by d\llnl'ln g 11 (('\('or day.•~Il tra ·(""~t. bJf': to the P·IJ4 WI'rl\gfl bctw"en "h:l'f' th~ "'('!'!tf'TU llH'd ,:J.t 1- ~uPlJl) I II IT I I .at the UD 1\'ersitY~t11 bt' If som('lhing 1s I ,. I tIe lJ'OW tbo offer or $1;)0,000 by thc 'I'h f' 11)(" :'1('110" 1'ntl.'l In the pro. ully of Ollr clty'l!IlIltakl' rhT~ fUld . foul \\:.H"I"~ "hatpvt'T .'~ Imall~~ don·1 r. .. un 1 Whrorral For)"f lh(' hNtJth dC'rartmC'n t lO".·p·o gl"rtln.c: a. tHu·atlnn plant. It , .... d tl IHll' b or tiD 1(' \PI I hn.lISJ\H.d €"flf"nted' nrnlnGS to nJtt'r snd boll··fTl:Un that lh,. h1t<l}.;C' ('."1noot, rf'1l1at.l tl nt outsh.1p tlw 1n'pal, wnt,') ('lnsl' to lh(' wattr (eUl·h tlrnl's being lUI 1rU.·OIl ~\ hf'1'1 11 J!- At pre~\ nt. \~ f' ('il:! t ~o nil Lockport unIversity town to "usc only puro ot II 'r reIDaln at Ithaca 78 nre now \II R~bnl'lll nn '1uantlfi~!-' Thllt brought forth n f:p~E"ch from Ahhlrm;\n HURter. "Something ought to be done," he sa' I• " \Yho t:'hall gU:Jl'aDl£>l~ thut all this "I und(>r8tand thRt Toronto nnd otht" t' k d i thE-f r 1'(\"'P~ fI r boo pf,··pa.rml: H c·omprE' h ~·e f oulUt ~ gOt':! }lust tht~ ('riu'! 'l'hp nil· phlCf'R along the In ~e arE' ump ng rrl'Orl tn he 8uhmHt .... l to the (~Olllll ..... n spwa.gtl> Into the lakt.> nnd it Is con luml. f '"undl which will ~htl" the UN" :;.~it y mttteu IU(.'l·Pfl:-ie of tSl.lwid ill thl!: ell)' Hating thp W[tlPl'." IIr lht" dty prcpHrlllJ;' to C(ln~trIH t a 18 (;'yldl'llCC tl1a.t It doc~ not all J1:'~:; tlie ,\fte1· hE' laughter hatl 5ub!lliderl the 1, tr.ttl(ln plant or tn pnl\'idf' :,(\1l1e ot her . follow 11 n>t:lolutlon by .\ldermnn Harp n, an~ o( purl(~ In~ th,. W31('1' . cl'llJ. T't\ ("vhl("u c oC any mun S t'Y f.' wa~ .HJOpt I I "(-Ill a J'Ilphminap· r£'"ort to th,. HO!J d or Allt. IT."lpn t("day,' .... ltd Dr from the bigh hluff t t tltl'l Front or Thl' rT('88 ot Il1h' ('It) hl\\"lng rr(,f'1H IY 8tatl' d f" f hi (t "in(" in"'" thr Ih:t .. one- ot OUT urot bborlug ('ltles 1 to enf' t II:!.,. ernooll. I rm t:" " f rOID thc winflows of n Hplr Line or ('hRng(' It" wnl('r !:lUI ply, ,\hl('b wauld be trf'o lhat F-f'll t ..llns:- Il1U~t hP (·)11(, ~i~11 ll~ . .•. ,from tYl> ~ld. nnd takf'n from Lako fo':rle pro t('~ r u!'; [r(ln~ an rplrit-ml .-lu~ert h' of the 2700 Pre ~ldpnt th~1l I.I:--~.lg~ (1( va:-.t 'al('r'works crIb. .. and fot U:-.P. atnd 111 h(" \,nr:-(" ri\' {'r, noo £'ltlH'f Pfl!it or iuto the' <'ity four Ie THE HEALTH COMMI SSIONER ADVISES THE AI...DERMEN THAT IT IS CRIMINAL TO DELAY PURI FYING BUFFALO'S VlrATER SUPPLY. tlBll.e 01' typho\11 ju,t Out IIII' th" C lSi to the fact th:l.t the cIty's suply of w In tlw neit:hhol'ltootl of thl' "te",1 Plnnt ter was nOt sntlsfactory .."d said th" malter .hould be tRk"n up by the p rope ll On'r hO en,,·s or "irull'ttt typhoid ar authorlUes. His reMlutlon was referr"portl'cl ! JW tlwn' anti it I~ oll1dnll~ r~d to the commItte" on anltnry meagJ ures. ht'lI~u Ibat the wash of all th~ rIO'N- .\ldermnn Harp thought It strangQ an. I dumps lu tllat distrl<-l !\,ors InlO that a prlvot. company .hould take ",a.. .. lPr from thE" lakp above the C'lty' S :'>mokr's C1'("'!' IInu Lake l'~r P. 1 ruw Intakp and concluded thnt too rnuc b. thrl'c it I" canlell down tn"rSIlH; Rewnlte was beIng dumped into the wa'rll~ 1'1'}' ']-\'" 'l'I']l i 11 I U ''In 'ara tel' between th e compun~'" Intake nn d r... , \. .... l.."\. .l..... ,g the dO's intake.. I. _ EATENS _e" I the ad ,·k. of Health rom mls- In I t I "out It" "IV tork W tN ('''111 no)' uk •• lio uno 1!(l Ilf:t (' ( n n . ;. 0c1 llt' I'It)" lnt k(\ plt'r. appl y "I 110 alarrnj" hut 1 want Iti1.t"n"F ot HUll.tlo to uud'''r:-tdnd rllr llf·"ith ,·ommISCloDt'r. huatlon.·' . bncltriolugillt. and ,'\1 y cbrmlst be ~I" 1'1" lil('tn e .ald thal tilt'- sam H(,fl4v{'(1 . Tilt' tcd to lu\(~ tt gAt~ 0.)/1 n:amllll It our "a- Atfl' t'tkcl1 fr'om tht:' lakt-' with ·Uf}ply IK Impurtl all~l dl,(,:ls('·brecdlng. Jf I L.. \\ k or 1\\0 had not Yt..'l tb t'nllBe t1 r (or. Bnd that wllhln Gil 11Il1yz Ii hut h~ kn~\\~ ('ntl uKh of t b(l), report ther f.ndlngs aud r('<'om- tI~lit y t(l R\" th.\( tb~ ""·nu.",.,,. to thl. bod)'. bo \'t ng 'n ,·Iew , .... 1 I n olit til Ion o. the "o.t r rath£'r tban l 1nI~"lo" f,r ,. t u!I'c-n at 'the rr~.I(!Dl ",'at r 'on1 ht lns; heal • �............................................ ........ _.............................................. --..-..... - -- .... -.. - .. . ...--- ... . . . ... : : ALDERMEN ;\51< FOR : -.-.~ : I -~ - e:~m~~:~~I:I~~O:II.O:: purCl' w att' l has a t l~lst penetrated ! th e Aill e rmanic c hambpt'. Yesteri day Health Co mmis:;:ioner Grpene sent a communIcation to the .~ t men stating t he water ~u pply Is not • satisfa ~ tory and that the s ubjecl I should receh 'e prompt a ttention from t he proper authorities. Thu!'l the cry rol' delh'el'unce fro m d ,llly !:. p otiOn s o f pOisoning ('o mes to the~e author l ues bac- k ed by t he Health ('ommit's loner a nd the physiCian!' o f the c ltv a nd t he Al de rmen. The : Aid rme n adopted the following resoluti o ns; ~· h e reas. For ye3rs the Health Depa rt me n t has iSR ued re peated warnings to ftltel' und boil the wat~ I' (su('h at times being an 10('onve nience a nd an noyance). c laimIng th e ~ame to be im pure and dis · eaRt>-bree dlng, yet. neyert hdess., be:ii log pra c t ica lly t h e same supply that is lately r la lm ed by the pre~s to be pure a nd fre(> from t,yp hOid; and. 'Yhereas . OUt· c itizens. h a\'e the right to be made acq ualntNl wilh : the condtlio n oC the water t hey drink, a remedy tor the ~a me. if im pure. a nd protection t o their health. ! and, "-he rea!' . If the c laims of the i prf'ss a re c-or rect. conc lu!lion~ polnl th nt. If' o ur water s upply Is impure and disea~e-bt'eedlng. It Is gO made b:r the people. ei thpr by dumping nr In Reweragp between w here the i 'Yes t ern ~ e w York " ·ater Company !: takn: Its sUp'ply am! the cit y'ntake pier. Re~ol \'etl. The city HE'alth Comi ml~Qion e r. Cit y Ba('teriologi!-;t a nd • Cit\· Ch eml ~t be di rected to In\'esltgat·e and examine if o ur water RUppl:r is impure a nd d[~ea se-bre.edin~. If so. th e ca use t herefor. a nd that within 60 days they I'eport their • ftndlngFo an d rf'('ommf'ndalions to tbis bod y . ha\'lng In ylew a puri fication of the \Va te l'. rather than • the alte ring or e x t~ nf'ion of the prpsen t water system. 1 t 1:. t i . !: ' :. II:. I • <) ~ .......... _................................................. 80DI[5 BURIED WHEN ORDEREO FOY D~NSEA, MEDICAL EXAMINER SAYS 'TIS NOT TI~;J E COUNTY UNDERTAKER COLLECTS FIVE OR SIX UNKNOWNS AT TIMETWO MONTHS AT THE MORGUE. rer. TO FIGHT THE DISEASE. ( ( A s pecial d ispatch to the :\E~\,~ this nft. moon (rom Albany 'tate. that the State ~' ired to Dr. w) g( ". .. ~ Board oC H ealth has E. H. Ballou of Garul!nviIle, who 15 health offiC'f"1' for ,\Vpst Seneca. to In\'estiga t e o fficially th e typhotd conditions in 'Y(>!';t :::)enE'cft withou t d4?lay and to ("all upon the Slate Department for as.cs istance If n eces s a ry. ~ State Health Comm i~sloner Lew is Is a.t Ithaca Inye~tlgatlng cond itions there. C hief C lerk Stewart sent t he mes( sage to DI·. Ballou. . ~ ( " If Dr. Ballou askR,. us to send a ma n there-," said he. "we will be ve ry glad to do ~O . We 'nIl act p rompt1:y ~r the protection oC the p ublic healt~,tI ...--.,J S l ! ...--...; 1 'U .. Leading Physicians of Buffalo and West Seneca Say a Filtration Plant Only Will Save This City From a Terrible Epidemic of Typhoid. ?r STA T~'E~O~FF. ~1C~/~A~L~~S~R~-E~A~D~Y~~~~~l i;. :. - ;) ........................................................... STATE BOARD OF ~ HEALTH ORDERS AN INVESTIGATION. • NEW CASES AT MOUTH OF SMOKES CREEK. MANY CASES REPORTED IN THIS CITY. i .. r • :.::! :..---~.---- ~ - S TATE:\fE~TS made yesterda) by Dr Ira P. Trp\'plt of "-est Seneca. ('on flrm the worst fears of t hose who have interested themselves In Bu tralo's future water Supply-t hat the inflOW from Smokes Creek has con tam inated t he waters ot: Lake Erl '. Typhoid fe ver in a malignant form has a ttacked halt a dozen tami1ies w ho live o n the lake s hor< ju~t belm, the mouth of the Cret'k, and It is a highly si gnificant fact that all water us ed by these famllip~ was taken direc t from the lake. In other words thp typ hoid germ has fou nd its way Into L ake Erie, a. very ff'W miles from t he in la ke lhrough w hich pal!ses Bu ffalo's enti re water s upply. It is a n a ppalling fa.ct. Doctors shudder at t he thought of thi!:1 to ml(I~\\'lnter. "How terrible it wi ll be whe n warm we:lt her come~," they 53Y, " unlc~s radical s teps a re ta ken In the right direcllon .. No man, pf'rhap~. is more familiar with the sanitary l'ondition!' near the Sleel Plant. t han Dr. Trevett. He alonl" has attended 90 case!' o f typhoid fever wit hIn the past few months. He l!:t not an al armist. but speaks out, not only In the inter{'sts of DE-ople in his own community but for t he good o f Buffalo's tho usands, a s we ll. Dr. Trevett's s:tatf'ment ~hnuld he a warning. ~rhp physicians o f B uffalo take It as s uch They kn o w . Thpy a re thf' mf' n who st udy conditions: who look aheOld for dam;'4? r si gnals; who !'trlkc the warning note. Dr. ~lonroe Mang e~ , for Instance, who ha~ had (l'xp('rlpn('(> with the typhoid epide mic a t "'est S~neca. sa id last e ve ning: " I ha\'e been called in consultation to "~f'H St.'neea. and the su rrounding neighborhood upon s e\'eral occas ions. It was a tl'p hold fC\'er case each tlmP :lncI the disease waf! virulent-u nusually so, Naturally I investigated conditions In gpne ral, as m uch a l:' possihle nnd the danger that threatens B uffalo a ppealed to me at once. I l!aw it then and I Fee it now. It jR putting it rath p r too mildly to say ~o mething shou ld be done. Something mus t b e done! It is Imp. rath'c! In my opinion some dpri~h'e aNion ~houlll bp tak{'11 wJt hout 3. mo ment's dela y. As t hings are now I a m firmly con \'lnced Bu ffalo will ha\'e a far - rf'achin g anel disal'ltrous tl'phoid fever e pidemic before s prIng is fa r ad van('ed. In vIew of t hp C'nnoltion~ whkh I know e xi~t. 1 say mOH emphatically thal so m e- thing s h o uld be done,'Thf' epidemic at 'VeH R p npt~H. !On far as thp dot· tors can dpterml n", is ne-Hher on the increase no r on th e decline. ~ew cases are ('oming tl') ight each da~;. bUl the reco verle!' keep t hC' number o f patients abo u t t he !ame. In the forf'ign element there i~ a tf'ndenc:r toward hlrllng t h£' prC'!=Cen('e of the dls{'ase. The Board of Hea lth oJ. West Seneca j~ In formed eve ry now and then of som·· well dp \'eloped ca~e In which no physician has b~en called. dps pIte the CaC't tha t the patient may be near to death It Is therefo re Impossible t o ;:,el a nything lIke an a cc urate 2!=Otimate of the cases In t hp neighborhood. .t\ syNC'matiC' {'({art Is on foot to cr t1~h o ut the e pidemic. It Is b elieved o n all sides tha the pro po~(>d action may have a ben(>ficla l effect, but can not decIsi\'ely s top the ravages of the fever. ASSEMBLYMAN RUEHL WII-~L ACT. Special From t h e NEWS B urea u. ODIES are kept In the :llorgue until I see fit lo o rder the county undertaker to l'ernO" e them. It is not true that the " B county unde rtaker gathers five and si x bodies at a time. Ernest 'Vedeklndt. who h as th e co ntract for b urying bodies that a r e not identified, Is s ubject only to my orders a s to their dis- I p osal." Thl~ is the s ta tement made by Mpdl. cnl Examiner Danser In reply to the Inter\'le w given o ut b.\· He[\!th CommlsslQ,!ler Greene. In which the hea itTt otf:1cerfmta that 6lrnles a re held i n the Morgue be:rond the lega l limit o f time. Dr. Danse l' !-laid lhlA atternoo ll that he did not see why two death cer l1ficates .should be ftJed with the Boanl ot H ealth In the I..'a::es o f unidentIfied people. " 'Ve wait until we nrC' s ure," explained Dr. Dlln~r. " and lhen make out an d me with th e Dureau of Vltol Slatistlcs In the Board o f Ht>alth II COJ'rel' t a nd substantia l ce rtificate ot the df>nth." A s tlltement fmm n man . known a.~ nn nble, wise o np tn :\Iorgue nffalrs. Is to th e effect that It I~ n Rc ll\:)me on the part ot o fflcJni!.'l to be tardy w ith death certiOcates, and tha.t when the county underta k f' r mak E"S a disposal ot ~Iorgue bodiE"s, there IE' gl'nerally a. lnrge number ready tor burlnl. "The county underta k er. " Etald this man , "has 1\ contract for burying unknow n df-ad. He getp next h> Ing tor It. Tltp plot In whic h the Is l>urled ~o.t, mol'. tb, n the pay!'! tor the e ntire work. Th ere when the CDun undertaker makes a ~ ",,..11 Ir h,. n'n A LB A XY. Feb. 25.-A~~emblyman Ruehl this a!l el' noon announc4?d his Intention o f (ntrod uclng legIslatio n , JC neccessa ry, to pro \'idl;> Buft:alo with an ad4?quate !=;upply of pure water. "If it Is necessary," ~at d he. "to pasfl a bIll ena bling the c ity to I~sue bo nd? for the installation of a flIh"ring p lant, or to ta ke o ther steps to ins u r e pure w a te r for the ci ty, 1 will in troduce s uch a bil l. 1 am going to {'onsull wlth Commissio nl'r 'Va I'd w hen I reac h Buffalo tomorrow with a view of learning what Is bt'st to he don<-. ~\s long as Ruffalo U!:les unfiltered river water t he lo~ o f life from typhoid will cont1n\l...Q..,.~aruI\h;:...,deaths trom typhoid \\'111 Increase as th€" co ntamination o f Lake Erie grows worse." to sa ve m onpy. takp all th e tlnl rt entlrlpd bod ies in the Morgue. It f:.; m uc h cheap...,t.:...(;... . :,,: .....:,............ .. er a nd eneier to bu r y se \'t~ l'a l ul'llcJ1owns toge t her ... T wo pe rsons who died in D ec-pm ber ", have ju~t been buried. The .:a~s nre Annll?' Balnestel', who (lied o n D ~ ce illb e r why 13th. In No. 00 Commercial :::itrf>ct o f 1\ 1u cohol1~m. And a n u nknown Who ('Otn mltted ~ uIclde by hang ing a t B inders' If B u rrnlo i!'l; to m:l.intaln it..~ reputa;:\~eP IY to an a lleged interview with farm . \Ve~t Senecn, on De('emIJer" l ~ fur h.a \,lng a pll'ntiful supply ()C , Dr. "va~ a G ' a in \ \ hleh th 1902. The ('e rtlficate~ of dea t h we-r~ P • \\ater no" 1:~ thE" .time 1<) a"'t. A health t: rr:m isstoner Is mad flied yestf>rday a nd the bu rial fOllowe d . y\:, 11' or t\\O hen('f' may bl~ too lateth e to saye a t the law has been "jola ted in respec-t The law requires tha t the p hYl"lcla n r- at least to save t he l·~l'utat.l(»n. - j lo the time unidentified bodies a.re kept or the Corone r who attends the per~o n shall filE" wit h thp regi.stnll· or tht'" B u at t he morgue, Dr. Earl G. Dan.ser the .................................... renu nt Vital Statistics a ('OmpINE" ce rcou nty nlPdlcal e xaminer. last ~ight t1ftCA.le co nce rn ing thl" dea th and hls~90~ mad e the following Ftu.tement: "Ever tory ot the dead nerRon. , .... , ........ , ..... si nce the n~w m orgue was bUilt with If!I Health Co mml!-lsioner Greene @.lYS Su perIor facilltles for the pre~ervatlon thut t he IllW Is being \'io !alp!l by the ol the dead. It has been the c ustom to MediC'al Exa m ine r'S nffiee; DI·. Gnl m ..........................:.;:,............................... .. reta.tn ~nldentlfied bodies as long fIjJ ot the Bureau ot Vltnl Statistics saYA 'i l't'n lJ.,· ;';£1 iJlJ: ton {UI' to clni m. ns that the present Incumbents ot t he there " 'M a Possible c hance ot findJmr 1't1edicill Exa min er's office arp thl~ firs t 111 TPlaUves. frjend~ or someone w ho might Ih f' .\ Jdprm£'11 flid ~·()~ tC'rdn~·, fhnt to be tardy in this matter. and the I c laim them. '.rhe matter was lett to )ledlcnl E xamin e r S:l.ys tba t he is tn k - h !-;('''enl;:~ front Toronto i:-. cll utaUlthe discretion ot the coroners and tho ing u com mon sense vie\\' ot t he cond l_ uu iu:; Huffnlg's 'W!11d n~ water. med ical exa.miners atte r the Office ot tions a nd th a t he does no t vlolale t he "*---coroner .was abOlished and the time In\\,. bodies "ere kept unbUried Wll S entireCounty Underta ke r Ernesl V'\'edekInd t ly fi xed by common sense and I said in rega rd to the s itu,1..tton: stances. c rcum" I take m y orde~ trom the MedIca l Examiner. W hene ver tha t official or"I question very m uch \V]letl de rs me to re move a body It Is obeyed. 1t:1 a. law which sets a legal J1 :~ SOnl Ptimes un kn owns a r e identified a fIpugth o l tlmp bodl~s ma y bavhlg been kept in the Morgue for Identltlcation and hOld more thun n mont}1 \ ' *- " j udgmpnt and common . I Dr. Danser tells Bodies are .:::. kept so long. /I FEB . .................. ") .......................... ,., '0':' law." �. ~·".., LTH OFFICER 'O F WEST SENE CA URGES CLEANING UP. l\\hen Dr. E , H . Ballou. h(>nlth n nkE'r :";('n('(·o., mu(\t'!ln ln v es gaUo n or th e ('xl~ltng c,.'ondillon~ bout wo week s ago, he urged pro mpt a on ~non th e t 1. I l B oant n (H I'U I! a",.as cti d e .'d ed t o h{l\r~ Informallon ~ I' p:-; rinted . l a.ti ng the IH~el'K~lty or l'l~nns an !:l~ tt lng forth u !{'\\ ndHUl· P 111,es ageOUS I ('~ with th p rf'q\ll'~l. lhat tth ey b e fo low ed. 'rhe~l' ~ltp.'\ hll\·l' b('P1t ordel'pd. b t a.re not y('t l't"udy (or dbt ribution. A l' .. an!:;-l}nwnt ~ \\(lrt;' ohm m a.de f a t' H" l~ollf't' lIon of gnrh ngp. H erelotol'e nrbuge and otlH'r reClI'" h as b ee n tl rOWI""I pl"ol1ll~('\lou~ly n.bnut the ya r ds t LH"hpll lO mo~t of lht' boardi ng h !';(>fl, No l·()llt.>t'tion~ Wf ·r mad f', Th Crightf ul n't:uit!' may h eaRtJy Imn ned. DI' , Rall o , who~(' hom p it' In ttw \'11; lage or Gn den \' lIlp, In the to \\ n~hl p o. "~est Sel ea. Ikrd (n·{'ly upon t1w ~Ituatlon last \l nmln~. .\ U1lln'::- ntht ,,, 1m porta th g~ Dr. flaUnu ~<lid a I"I~ost oul '".00" bo r~l·w.:l.I'n,·.1 to ..\1"''' \. qu ... h an'" 3t reprNtPntath't' or th£" stnteBoa~ or e;tl th bE' ~pnt to look on'l the gro t1 nnll mnkl' ~ugg-p~lInn~. It I. th e:: ellPrn l o pln!or. or phy,ldnnR II' B n a sIn th at s Ul'h a. !"ot~p ~houlu hI' tAk en imnH'dlnlf'ly. Dr. Bnllou ex.· p Jaln ed c learly what Iw hf'll('\rt·~ to lk t he prime ca u se o f th p f'pliif'mlC' It I~ a lark ot s e w erR o f any c]ps("'ipt!on, npf errlng t o th r I ne\'ltahh,~. a~ nlntlel'~ nOW stand , Dr. Ba.llou snld: "] don't !!ee how th e contamInation ('nn rnll t·} w ork d own t o th (' Buffalo Int1.ke In time. It' s go t to gi' t thprl", It may bp in the sprln~ a nd It may not br until next fall, b ut Unl£"Ftfl proppr ~tpp~ ar£' t aken o n nll sirles I don t flPe ho".. It can be a\·olded." ot t~e town of .\ \ ' ~ t ,. t;.ta ncC', wh("'rl' H lI\"ln~. ll1"I"I' Ill'!"' tinllR only flU· U No dl!'!illf('clHnts I'lluny n~ :!OO melt 111'<' • ~Ll1ita ry ar(~ommodo.- fumlly IIf H\"e 01' ::tlx an' ul5r.-d undl'r any Tt, .· ani ~1..' I,atural oul· ,'(lm,' or sud\ it ~t.,t,"t of .·l"·oll·~ iR lhn. t tht' Roll Hh'Hlrh~ :111 tlw polluting Intlu "'IWI'~ nnd thpy go (Ill grnd ually to Uu' only. natural drain. :-;1"nolo'8 Cl't~('k. ()t C'() ul'~1' the Wt'lL in thc nelghlJol'hood ·ITl·um~lanl·c~. ' H "\\ ould co me to Ihp. ctt y 1) .avllatlon. Hvpn withou t n1 tratinQ, ntpr f rom the lakf' l11>ar Bamhura IUIO I1£.'ll Inlo f\. rr~er\'(}lr w hprp. It c·oulil IPltlf', and 8110wed ttl flow t o t hp c ity hy grnvlty, would be 100 ti mes pUtH. t hnn 111M IIOW. Thp dangp r of a lyphhld I t urn to work, prl'(erJ"i ng to ('dst thrlr , ntd(-mi(' lit gro\l,·ing ('Vl"'ry ypar for th~i lot~ In olhf'r part~. rpaFon thBt clralnagp. 1~ fafHe-r than b~­ Thf.'rp ec IllR to b p a r11ff 'ff'llC',· ot fore all lhl' fOrf'hts w(>"TP rut down, a n(l opin ion lltl)()I1K phYfftclanH as lO lh(· FoP· pollution fs greal!·r. 'The only pa h·a· ""rlly .. f tl,.· (II"'" ...... '" In th f~ l)Tf ·s~.'nt tlon Is flltrntlon, nnd the only obJectlon v •., ....... ..,.. ('I>lclpmlc Th.·,·~ ha\'n b Is the co~t. Bu' let ,hem figure UP the • ,,.,. N'n nunWr0\18 th·llt hs FO the. mal.l.d:\-· ('annot bf· {·xvalue of th,.. IIVfR lo,~t and ot thp pxtTl'mely ligh t. DI".•'1.ungf'~ ffay~ 0.11 thl~ ppn!'fc of do('tor~ and nur"€,,,, and t hey CH~t'3 he hab 8l'en wert:> unu5unlly ~e­ \\ 11\ thal the ('Mt of a filtratio n Vl'n ' .• plant wJll hp a !'a\"lng. Dr, Allc·n of \\"'Rl H.·n(>I~H WU!-1 aRk ,/I I wnnt to ad'd one thing. In_tead of tOI' un o pinion YPR!i'l'tiay u(tpl"nnon hut the Mayor And Comml.loner oC Publlo Mul.t! hft kill'\\" nothing of thl? typhoid Workll being members at the Board of COHr .ltll", I"", havIng 'renl('rl only 'wo th e Health ('omm l.. l"n'r H ealth. or thn'f' (·;Ut,·~ In lhi" tln=-t "'tug/·~. Dr, shoul,1 be a mr·mber or the Board ot AlIi'n saici hl' wn~ flfithdlr·d, hU\\·f'\"f'r Public Works. The ohari<'r ought to b e thnt thl'- .Qanltllry t'OIHlfttol1!'1 In thf.: anwndNl tn this direction. If he w pre. IH'lghhorhoml {'oulrl ~tand va!>lt impro\"f~ wou1l1 we bp gptting th~ poor nlt.'nt. \\all'r ,.,. an- gPtting now! "'·ould he Ur,. Ell ~hrlv!·r, \\ hO~fo o(fint Is al~o )(>t thprn pump th e \\·alP!"" from the Ri ver in "('~l Sf'n"C'a. !'laid hp lhnught thl'l right Inlo the taps a" th ey are doing 11I"pa~(> gj· nn!4 from Hmokl'~ ('rfof·k no\\ ? ITIUf't ~\ln'ly renril th(' Buffalo Intakf! DR. A L. tll~:-;EDJCT-Thp si tuation un1t·.;:~ tlw Cl)ndltlon~ nrp J"f'm. dlMl ot W eot Seneca Is al ~, bu t It I JU tlg-f· (':drh\{lll of "~,~t Sltn.'C",I. · ·"ho I." n mpmbrr of thp HlCalth Board. I.. """"'5"ira pnough at our own doors. NlneIn ·ltnt't1 10 hdlllIt' t hl' epldprnlf'. II ... tenths at the typhoid co mes trom conadmlto.:., howtJn·l", that thf' hoard o( tdmlna tl on from our own Burfalo Creek. whleh h,' I, a part. I, .holllng gl'eat ] f therp Is a CUrTt' nt to brIng t he polnt·th ltr In ltR l"ffort~ to ~tamp OUt tho lution trom Smokes Creek a180. th en tllspi'l!"('. Judgp (';tlrlwpll thlnk~ one of Buffalo ha!ll every reason to look tor a th,' most dt't,(·tl\'n waYR \\111 bp to fill serious (>pldemlc. up nil ("ontamlnatNl \\"pIIl'. Jl p flay" We o ught to have a filtration planL thlll tJ \'I·n nrte-r L\\o nr thn"('- membt-rR European cIties have them a nd the of a t.lInlly han' ('onw down with th(' death rate tram typhoid In tbem I. dl~l a~~ through urlnklng w:ltl'r, thr. only n (or every 100.000 populatlon. Th at olht'rA f'Onllnut~ u~lng Lhp 5amp w~11. would be 36 l'early Cor Butl:alo. The "\y" mr.nn to !'otop that," flald thp figures {or this e lly last year were 125 Jutlgl·, "for ju~t n~ flc)!)n n~ pOfl~lhlp \\"f' deaths. In some European cl tle. the Intenrl to fill up ul1 w(>l1~ Wp know to death r ate Is as low as 2 In eve ry 100,lw (ldllf'<l." 000, and they are In a worse 1I.i luation Juclgt· ('al,lwf'll ~ay~ thf' H,l>nlth noarcl I~ making ('\,e-ry f·trOrt to lOdllf:' as regards pollution ot streams tha n t' h II ( hi h h I we are her~, 0 t~p ", or \\ , no p Y. clar, haA b.'pn I'alled" DR. ELMER G. STARR-There I. '·You ~(I'r thf" pPonl~ Ih·ln~. prfhaps in e very danger o f. an epide mic ot tythp It.tmp houff.t.. \\lth 1\ eRS llkp thllt phoid. A filtration plant w ould b e a would,go n lnng In tntal l,:::norJln r •p an l 1 splendid thing. The element at expense will hay. to be reckoned with. b ut It thp prohnhHltlf>F arp. four or fi\'e olh~r~ will be worth while at any price to wq.ulrl be do\\n with the Rame rll~";l~e," sa.\'e th e health at the people. fli (' .'·f· nl!'lo ('frl'l,t,~d. "\\'~ ' havc on)"I'l'r1 a gl'l1pra l ('\I·anlng. rt l!i to b(~ as tho rough Il~ WI' (, an nlakf.' Hrf' It." Hlnt'iJ VI". Balluu hp(';\nl(> ('onn'r~n nt wllh thl· <'nnIHliun~ lu'ar Hmukf'~ ('r,·I'h. lh(' \\·.·... t Ht>nl·,·a pl'onl£' Ray. he hon dorw l'\'(>l"ythln·" In hl~ PO\H'f to ~ql1t.'l("h tht' ,·pllh·mil'. It Is ('on~ldl'l"t'fl 0 roth. r ,Hille-ult nro. p\}~(lion to int'lill Into till' hunt1r('(l~ of forr'iJ{lwrs In thp nt'lJ,(hlJOrhnod. th,· fu nllarnl'nt.l1 Itli'H~ {If c-1f'anlinf>~fI. Coultl thp~' Il'urn thC'Ol it \\oul(} hp. dlftlc.~l11t tt) I 'I H") h I1111' l t d l'Jlora I bl t' :1P)) Y l \'I'n l"~ • . 0 an' theil- 11\·lng qultrl('rs tor Ihl mORt part. NUMEROUS D EA THS REPORTE D . rhl" tnll ~tat(' of nffalr~ within th " h01l1HL vI" lill HU't'1 Plant l HllltJl ht· learn(,I1. ~L\lt)· of thl' ]t:tllnn labon: l~ t>rnphJ}'l'd tht'l"l.ln lin' In In\\" ~hn(· k. I hUlhJll'{l tog-l'ther like !ih"!:'J). On t-Ithtr ~lde of t1w ~hu('k!'i art:- un uppr'r anel ,1 lo\\"pr Llt·r of hllnl< .C'ontJnuou~ 1Ine~ Tl'udllng (rom on~ end of lhp Nhambll nJ{ f:trllC"tUrt'~ to th,~ otl11>I·. It Jg untier~tUl)U upon KllO!1 authority, however, that no lYl)hold ( .. \·pr palit'nl are alInw(~ll to r",nMIn In lht.' ~ha('ks .trter the ,li~('a .... ,. hnfl ~hfJ\\ n Itsf~lr. Thf.Y art' hur~ rl,'d nrr III on,· of thn' Huhalo htl!>lpl" OF S~"'DRAG~, I " l' th e l'(lmpany~ . t·x~ .... rH.. &.. til S Hllu '".In·( or al ABSOl.UTE l. A C n. " T here Is a n nb~olu lE I.ark of se,,·.pr- lH.n"', ~~n OIW' st.em!>! to know ju~t ho\\ age in th e distrlcl so rapidly ~rowmg many ~'.{ .. I Planl 1abOI"f'T!~ hn\· .. fallen up In 't\°est SE'nE'cn," said Dr. P311!'U'1 \lctlm. lO lhtl epidemic. Th~ numbt'r continuing. " I n the hlg bo:t rdlOg' I~ l'OIl('Crlell to h. 1u.J".';e. :\ll1n), of the h ouses n car the s tepl plant, Cor In- nun upon I" nn 1")' hay(' refu:'fed to rf'- olr fin the 11 ~ml)l1rg hll B "r\ r"""' I NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT, loR:BORZILLERI'S WARNINGf THE PHYSICIANS ALL SA Y. i TO HIS COUNTRYMEN, i ! ! i DR. CHARLES R. BORZILL ERI said today: " 1 ha\'e been acqua inted • with the condlUons at the Steel I i Plant 3;lnce last December and they , are simply h or rible. 1 have had 18 cases ot typh oid already tram Ital , Ian. working ou t there and Ih'lng In : I hu ts and shanties. It Is a grea t! i wonder to me there are not more cases ,here. but It Is bad enough as It I.. J.ly ad\lce to all my Italian • trl d8 Is to Quit work out thert". I ~l OS l ot th em are you ng me n who have not been long In this country : Rnd ha\'e no tamllies. They herd , \· lthout excppllon thp ph~·iil dall" 11f the <tty h Ilpv~ til( tlnH hl!\ ome (or Buffalo ttl gf>t a pllrer \\"f.t,'r ~up­ ply. They agreE" th Rt thp WA(f'r fu rnl,cht·d now Is POiSOllIlU .• Of the man)" doctorR \\ ho~c oplnjon::l Wf're t-ought (("1day b y l h e N E \YS. then ' \\"n~ nnt on" \\ ho dirt not ugn- thut lhE' problun or whole50mt. drinking wat~r is th,~ mo~t Import an t onc b(·(ol"(~ th(> pt'"oph' or tht': l'it)·. And, a~ to t he dangf'r lhat th(' dly i~ !"tinning hy d~ln)"lng to purl!)· its wRtfor, thrn i~ no dlrrerenC"1 o( optn· ion pllher" The only dtrrprenC'c In t bt' \'"lC\\!"i f'xpn'''~f'd Hp~ In the torm ot thl '·xpn.~lnn, .\11 agr~f' thf"rp i~ f't:rlOu~ dange.r ot a typhoid ephlemlc, t h~t lhp: ('nnrllltol1l" for ('\,t'n It gr p Iter OutOrf'llk lh.ln thRl whl(,h fpH In the :),(la1" 1 ~:~, when over 100 l'a~E'~ \\erc.~ rtlportl'd In ~Ingh' ,hy. ill 011 whtrh rp~ult{'d In the c-to~ln~ of thf" fllrl l!'land Plc-r Inl rt, a.re n ow to be found in the poilu ion of tlw walt r frnlll the city or BUrr.llu Ihwlf Hnd (~peclal1y from :::'m oke~ erN' whlc h d raln~ thE' re\'t'r-~courgtc'tl dlj:ltrlct~ aho11t Ihr. ~h' 1 Ph\nt In \Ye!1Ot ::.; nfC'n, On e ph Y!litcian of. rl"pute on the E.1!'ft ~Id(lo dp('i.lre,!l< th('rl" 19 an t·pldr.mlc of l) f1hotd nlr(~ndy :t.mnng hl~ PPOfll p , whi c h h as p rostrated 0\·('1' 50 pt:rMln~ tn nn" (·hurt·it \II, Ithln th~ ln~l twO mnnth.. H(' nport!iC thf" \"11:\lt3.tlon ft!t un· wont ed ly Ca tal. Anothl"'r promlmot t Rldf- ph).p;lrtan rf'jlOrt8 thpre 11' a good ufl:t\l mort': l:yphnld th1n u:mal In the city. Sp,·eral dpC'iare a typh~itl pplrlf'ml(' l~ houn(l to ,·omp n:<l o:oon .1~ th~ wl':.nhf'r I,; wnrtllPr nnel that nothing can hI:' don e to avert it. T h(' onl y mf'a~ur ~ ,.,( rrltpr, th£'r 15<1), i:-: to get 8 ilur('r \\att'l Fupplr, nn,l In the meantime le t the p eo pl E" boll the drtnkin~ w ,l tl'r HIHt t ntiun"t thp Flt.·g." o( lh(' dl~p.l~(> untiL Iht· chy whl~n thfl' purpr supply arrives. As to the remedy. 1t iF; lhl~ gf'nf'ral opinion or ph;"·Ficlan~ InlPr\·I(l-wed th<1t filtration \\ III purify thp wBter~ Th t> majority de m a no that thl"' dty nuthol"ltl{)~ l! ttthlt·h .1 filtration plant al onc~. '"f hl opinion o( thf" phy",I('lan~ quot~d are a s tollows: ! j 1up photllrl not h tnkl (rom whf'rp 1t is h"ltlg L1kpn now Th~ Intakl' l~ !o;ltu,\{f'd lilii t'unn('l. pral,tlcal1y, Rnd th,. \\atl r l' 8~It.llrd \\ot"Se than t would b(" lit : Hny (')lh"r point In the Jnk~ The on ) : plnce to loC'at,. th,.. Intak~ I!" out In thl! lake \\ herc II could be drawn Into •'1 i or course I ~nd i . .............. . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . = F - .__ to 103 and 10... ........... 't .....,:........ .~ ....:; .......................................................................................... ~\r"~~Jm;~~a;;'tyre~~~~~?rsh~~e tl~te~eri:: ,,'ater and seeure Its supply Cram the .... = 1 ~{J3 = .. ·.. 'fT ...,......._....."-~J .... .. .... . . .......... .. .. ~e ~~~ltvluer~er~rel~r I~~~ 1l1.~ar~ rldj le ~ ir! !DlUniJiPaI~:i~tu~~\~~~ ....."..........."................................. L.'........... e~:~a If;;\ ~~I~~eenbi~u n~. mar I 11., 1 .1 ! DR. FR EDERICK H. )tILLENERa. matte r or ta c t the epidemic ot t) phold Is more general and more deadh' tha.n tor several years pre\'lousl y 'I' h e r e Is nn alarming number ot ca ses In the c ity a nd the mortali ty sho ws It to be of a Yer y malignant type. It In addition to this th e c onditIon at Smok es Creek be as re presen t ed and th e c ur· r enl bring the germs this way, t h e n the p eople or Butralo are In a Yery daogerous pOSition. The sit u ati on or the Intake Is such that It can no t t al l to gather In p oll uted water that c omes dO"' n from the la k e. It Is a bsolutely ne cessary to filter the 'w at er. DR. WILLIAM PREISS-Butralo certai nly Is bound to ha\'e tro ub le. It ' 18 only 0. matter ot time when t h er e will he an epIdemic. I believe In fil- ' trallon. but I also believe that the milk supply should be looked after . My brother Is sic k with typhoid. and h e has not drank anything but "pr ing w ater a n d has not a , tended a t yp ho id case ,'nside ot two months. a nd n. g e rm cIoes not Slay In the sys , em mo re than two wee k S. DR. JOSEPH FOWLER-I t h ink the .\"a.t~r must necessarlly be In f ec t ed and . hls I" "It additional source at dan"er. rhe only satet)" 18 to boll t he drinking ;\s lake beyond the Steel Plant . D r , Qrcelle'. Reoll •• ts DR. F . PARK LEWIS-The elty SUIl in Committ•• , ojfght to ha\'e 8. nitration p la nt. The sup pl y at drin k ing water Is a matter at The Commitl,'" on Ordinances <>f th th e grea t est general Importance. the rom ................ ... .. 4/" .... ..' .. : .... .... .. ........... her Drhinan3 DcmrlJ ot' J\lotI t 11\ n he-' u. nlN.:' ltn~ 1 most Important prob le m bE.' t ore every t .. f1?nben ,gerlel: rr beroitlel yeo»t crtlay af'tcrnoon fo r tho purp<", cltlz"n. I am glad th e NEWS II taking th l. ma tter uo. of eOlls")"rI1l!\' lIctlth C'()mml,'<lo,,'1' DR. F LOYD S . CREGO-The pr08...... ........" ...... "............................................ G f"e'eoll~'S applkwth.tll for two h.'11e11l 1 at p~ctfil we r e n e ve r b e t t er f or a large epl .. Buffalo nnd o th e r Ahmerk'&n bes .Urrr,ti Is 1)1 0\lRe In~..;p{·t,to~ u t n. . :\JlaryI of $l,oon 1cldt'imlc. tl e. mUBt stop dl sc h a rjl'lnjl' t ~Ir sew. Ciirl 'f olie bar. 1\1 er .I.djler II}Tlen er- n. J e SIJ' ('(u'h, two fumll::aUOIl n~pc(: tor'S l\g~ Into th e- !ltr e ams and lakea. Sew$1 .000 a Y'.",r "aell i.n u Olll' 1~IU1l111In~ age s h ould b e spread the nelda m.nlno us os Abow gera!)' u fie ba~ nadH/e tine OIL Iln~"'lw('tIH' .I l $1,20U It y'ar. \ ' hl1 l~ tht:"" as th e y do In aller s "ee ptDa' ~. 6ov l acne IStrafe erljoften luiirben. ('ommlttl • t.wk Jl n '.1111.1 a~~lon n'lnth p B t'r lln . No city can a lOucer ~b r08 lacbes t o Llw Il l'·pll'l'n.tlon , 1k. O f"t ('n~ ':~\~ a. l- Into (lny illtrf'am In lam. IID,Hb of ~I me y 1!R'd to In clud t' tht> tbUtl 01, $.l.,..,~~~. ~ tn eoantlme Wf' will .... . 76 I(orme souled OD ~ t\.lllat(· f u t' t h' n""( lIs,'al , ... ylI&8m II&"JIItr·. ._ ...,.....: ..... ~ : t ore th e y come to me, sometimes being In bed two weeks before an y - i one knows It Is typhoid. : "T he question as to w hat Buffalo i 8hould one I for and not do forIsme. am lhe t ellienglneers. ng all my I• p eople to boll the drinking water." w.-... .... _ _ _____ _....J ..._-- ===~/~ "'==X=~r - -=-0 -= ' '-F ' ,=-= . or ._ , I them t o the h ospita l as soon as I : I! can , but they lose valuable time be- ! ........... ............. JS.Q3................................ . ............. I 15 t h ey do n ot know wben they are seri ously ~Ick. and r have had t he m come to m e with theIr temperature : I £ I th em like the lowt"r anlma.ls t n !! Rhan tles out there. The worst ot It D R. GROVER W. WENDE- I think th ere Is dan&,er or a serIous epidemic t ro m t he contamination of Smokes fOr lhf'" ('ontaml na.tion (rom the Steel c r eek . T h e NEW S Is on the right RUppi)' fr om Smokes Creek Is a matter Phl.nt reachps tht- Intakp. As to a purer t rac k . Th " c it y water should b e filt - that cannot be looked In,o too careCully water ~uppIr. it It, a. large que~tlon and t e r edo An ep idemic of typhoi d Is liable All aI''' a \\ arc tha t there Is a .,rong 1 would pr~trr n o t to be quoted up It to b re ak out a t any time, turrrnt from thp Cana.dlan shore- Into until T hf1\'e had time to look Into It D R. M AT T HE'V D . MANN - It the Niagara River chnn "el thot torees mOl'll> dt.l>l'ph~ Smok es Cree-k Is con ta mina ted and gets lhe water of the A mf'rican 5tlde c1o~e to DR CONRAD DIEHL. former )tayor Into the lak e. lhe condition 18 one that the shore. but whal seoret currell'. -"om. nctlon ought to be taken to I. full of danger to Butralo. there may be Rnd th"lr Influ ence upon purity the willer supply. Th e ~EWS I. I ag ree wi th H ealt h Commissioner 1 the water supply deserv.s especial In- on th e right trac k . K ee p on agitating Green e that the time 18 come when the vestlgatlon. th e question u ntil something Is d o n e. c ity s h ould have R filt ration plan t. Th e I am decidedly at the opinion thnl tho WPr should gPt wate r fron1 some source lake Is becoming '0 contaminated that elty should take steps toward lhe filt ro.- outsIde the Inke. but as that Is ImpracIt Is no longer fit tor a " 'ater supply and tl on at Its wnter supply. It Is a matter tloahle. we ought to ha\'l' a filtration plant. wh ich I. the n e xt hest thing. th" condition will conti nu e to h ecome at ever- g rowing Importance. worse. DR. DELANCEY ROCHE!'1TER-AII DR. C H ARLES STOCKTON - The J kn ow at the typhoId condItion. I~ t hn.t pO.ll b le pollution at th e Butralo water we ha\"e a larg' number of cases at t he Oen ral H ospital. tro m West Seneca. m ostly. H t he drainage from there fl ow8 In lo the lake. It 10 a Rource or great donger f or Butralo. The only safety tor th p eople Is to drink boil ed or dlRtllled water. h .~.~~~.!: The r l.'s ponslbtltly tor the .,!lbnlPm E'nl \ " rJ/V.to.lr 0/ e at th e rnndltlono out at th~ Htee~ Plant p tl SUPply of thp c ity 18 \tn Hes \"\ tth th e authol'Hi ~s or 'V t'~t Senera. , 'e q u lc kpt· t T h ey ought to order 1l1l the . ",·reta l'e e dy lh R epH nrc t u k en to from ty phoid cases burne-d. Th('o H\1rr~ F Intorm"llol~ condition the better. Th e .. ulhorltles ought to Investlg"t. whet ............ ·...... .. .. .... .... · ...... .. .. .. .. .. .... .... .. .. ......... ahould lea d ~.kCd for by I h~ aldermen 0 the aubJ~ct 1 deflnlte Information on ftnpurlU es 'If n oludlng th e cause or lbe , th ere a re any, ;.te. 2 6 ..... ._ _ ! I ,,·P. . Th~ r,r('~('nt \\ atrr ~y~let11 I~ "ronJ.:'. Dr. ER~E!'1T WE' [.;. Former IS" (·l'lmlnnl. T ht'Y ar po I ~omng thf" H ealth C~ml .sloner-I think ,here 18 a b ig po""lblllly of an epldeml,' of ,y- III'ople. tYncl"r lhr- old z;;;y~ r'nI. \\att r p hold In the city right otr. The alrr w · a re gelling I. not fl' to drln~. 11 pumpe,1 Into n r~1 rvnir Ir 1 InwPtl to should be boiled and [Ienill .. eannot al- c;rttl!" :\'0\\ it flo(>~n't h:t\·(' even the b"ndlt oC sedimentatio n. Th. water Jze the n ~e8sity of It toO soon. Ii �.......................... · ......................."':"'..":"............................................... . · L)t.~/ · · .;.. ,\ ................... ........... ....... .. .. .. - .................................... ~obte. ·INCLINED f IGNORE LAW ~tid}en Itit !!Jlorgut ~rAcmlicr BABY HAS SMALLPOX in btr Now Before the Legislature to Locate it on t he Almshouse InCCh ild of Charles Biles Joins Gro unds, its Fath er in th e Quarantine auf6rlUa~ rt. !lufllct nidj!. Special to Tbe COJUUl(' rclal: Albnny, Feb. Hospital~ 20.-Asserubly Ruehl slipped in t he iJi ll box this morning n bill Wed~esd ay ni!Zht the to permi t the city of Buil'alo to locate tbe S!l.r. ~eene pesthouse on the grounds of the alms- ba by of )I r. und Mrs. Oha rles R iles, ncerfl geftern - bie ~nf e ung house. grC>e'S, living at 8 05 William street, wn..o;; gemacf)t, bafl man in ber ~ounll) , Corporation Counsel Feldman brought attacked by smallpox and was sen t in Medical Examiners Danser !ITlorgue bie I15labt Drbinana berlelll, down the Buffalo pcsthouse bilI nnd Sena- cbnr,lle of its mother to the qnaranti ne lDeld)e llerfii~t, bafl bie %obten b!ei tor Da"is nnd Assemblyman Ruehl intro- hospital. The [ather of tbe child is now and Howland Piqued %age nad) IIjrem 2{bIeben beerblgl 'IIuced"rt. It permits the city to condemn nt the same hoc;pitn l. where he 'WR S taken on the county farm for the Deft- severn I days ugo suffer ing from smalllDerben miiffen; es fei benn, bas 0e< nhosite pox. When Their Attention funbIjeilsaml use and limits the award to ,, 10,000. ~al einen qlermil gege, Scnntor Uill today introduced three '.rhe family came ber e r ecen tly from chnrter amendments. One l)rO- ~diana[>Olis. ./ Is Called to the B,uriaI ben, bafl man bas !Begrabniflllerfd)ie< ~uffalo poses to give the Common Council the lien fann. ·····1 '(···· .. · ........... . right to app roprinte $5,000 for the public Ordinances. 0eflern finb na mlicf) brei %oble obsen'nnce of Memorial dnr; finoLher to aus ber lJJl orgue ~o rtgefcf)afft unb be< reduce the rn te of interest on city ,ynr- ... ........ .... ....... ...... ....... ............... ... .. ... .. erbigl lvorben. lOeld)e fcf)on feil lJJlilte rnnt.s from 5 to·.I: per cen t and to a uthorize Il ALWAYS THEIR CUSTOM S!le3emlier in ben Stiiljla)J)Jnralen geIe< the issue of bonds t o tu ke up outstanding wu rrants; the th ird ll utborizes the city .. .~ TO KEEP BODIES gen ljatten, namlid) ber loeiolidj( l15iif< comptroller. to include in tbe estimates = MAY TREAT SMALLPOX fel unb %augenicf)ls 2{nnie !Bainefter, of a ny cOJll1ng fiscal year money that mny roeld)e am 13. lDeaemoer ll. :;So in bem ha". been borrowed but ~ot included io I HERE WITH RED LIGHT Health Departm ent Says ~aufe 1]/0. 99 ~ommmial I15tr. an the tn x rate of t he eXlstlllg fiscal yen r. Assemblyman Cox introduced the fi rst ~o.lth Co m!Jl'iif!p G D e Is Former Coroners Always 2{leoljoliilmus gefloroen mar; fernn two nmendments~ the House. pr'e sel'r!' IhocJ Zdfaflng the Flnsen sYsterrl ein unoefannler l15elbflmiirber, ber fid) The State Cidl Sen'ice Commission for the treatment of smallpox patientE Made Prompt Reports and aUf Jainber's aarm au !lIleft<. l15eneea has been advised of the nppointmen t of and if sa tisfactory it may be installed i n the ne w q uarantine. boopital. Dr. Cha rl es L . Frost as penitentiary in einer l15d)cune erqangt Ijatte unb As ked for Time Extens ion leit be rn 28. S!le3ember in ber morgue phYSician find Dr. P. L. Breton as jnil The Finsen system is the treatrn ot the disease with red light; 10 ph ysic-ia n. wo pla cing t he patient In a room and Exam iners Should Also gelegen, unb ber aeuerer aur l15ee !1l0< Ranutor Dn"is's bill to extend the chn r- w herds. the light (rom t he outside wo r ld oert S!lictf on, ber am 21. :;Sanuar am ter of the U nion Fire Insurance Com- e ntere rs the Toom t hrough red gIaSlf!'. It pany of Buffalo for 30 ;\'ears has beeu is cla lllletl by Dr. Niels R. Flnsen. who Medical E xaminers Danse r a nd How- l15iiuferroaljnflnn geflorben roar. reported by the Senate insurnnce com'.:volved the treatment in Copenhagen ~ rfl geflern llerfcf)affte fid) ber lJJle, land do not take kindly to t he law orruiuec. but will be recalled if the insursome ye3rs a go. that patients treated dering the burying or bodies within bienl < ~~aminer bie !Beerbigungilfd)ei< nnce della l'tmen t desires to oppose it. by this method are discharged wit hout Assemb lymnn Sheldon introduced this · bearing scars as mementoes of th eir three days after death, a nd reporting ne flir biefe brei freunblofe n %oblen disease. t he deaths 'w ithin twen ty-tour hours, unb biefer Umftanb gao bern 0efunb< morning a civil service Inw umendme n t which is p ra ctically n return to the ··merit ...... f .. 8...~:!· !· .. ·.J· .? ........................ . a s required by t he city o rdinan ces, ~eits " ~ommiffar 2{nlafl, bie l15acf)e nnd fit ness" system of ci'f'iJ service extheir failure to do so beI ng e xclusively naljer 3u unterfudjen. Ueorigens qat a minuti ons of GOY. Black's administrapublished in The Co urlel' yes terday. "Bodies a re kept In the Morgue until man in ber lJJlorgue bie unbefa nn ten tion nnd includes Span ish war and PhilipI see fit to order the county undertaker pine insurrection veterans ill tbe oldto remove them/' haid Dr. Danser. yes- %obten nod) immer langer als bie llor, soldicr exemption clause. FINED FOR t e rday. fd)riflsmiiflige g eil auflieroaljrt, in "'Ve keep the bodies so that friends bielen aallen bis acf)1 !lIlod)en, um ben Veto Bill In Assembly Com mittee. DISOBEYING. may ha,-e a n opportunity to e xamJne Renato r Duyis's b ill to gi ve the Clayor !lIngeqiirigw, falls biefeloen roeld)e fJal < them," declared Dr. Howland. of Buffalo the> power of yeto o.er the cit y "But the ordinance says they must fen, GJelegenqeit au geoen, fie au ref[a< CHARLES WEST REFUSED TO bud;{flt, whil\h pnlif.;(ld the Senate yesterbe buried In three days." I "'Ye have to keep them longer. The miren. day. was handed ,Jown in the A.s~eJUbly REMEDY UNSANITARY CON· &e funb~eits<~ o mmiffa r ~at - ,··· ..···. ···..r-rif ··. ···.. F other day a body was taken bac k to Germany atter being held here thirty days." ....... .. ...................... .. ...... .. ... ....... ....... ..... .. . "We walt untll we are s ure," explaln- , ~~a~;' ~~~w~~;~~~f~~e ~!~:~~'touJot~~ I. . . . . . . . . . . . .:. . .... . . . . . . . . . pu t In a ce rtifi ca te a nd then find there had been a mistake." I "It is a lso not true t hat the county "./ undeJ'ta.ke,· gathers the bod'es ALWAY S HI S Ct; I T Oll. The Co unc ilme n "I don't know anything abo ut it:' Dr. Danser was nsked the same question. "r really can' t say," he replied. Dr. Gram of the Bureau of Vita l Statistics. yesterday said: "It appears to me that three days is enough time to allow anyone Interested lO Identify a body. It more time is wanted the medical examiners sho uld secure a special permit which is granted w hen reasona.ble cause for It is advanced ." " Have a ny permits been Issued late ly to Lhe medi('al examiners'l" I " None at all. 1Vc never even k new that t hose dead bodies were being kep t at t he l'vlol'gue. The coroners, before the new law changing the office went in to ('freet, a lways r('ported the deaths on time a nd secured permits when the bodies were he ld over th ree days." I .................... ,. ....,.....,····-G·jif····· .. ······ .. ··.. · ~ ...J ... .......... .. . .. ... ..... . .... . p Common Council 'f'ery" prope~IY for prompt, positi'f'e informa tJon the Ci ty's water supply. H it is impure-i' a ty~hold breLoder-tbe tiS ought to know ,t. Pey without $850.000 issue. This is not s urprising, but it Is unfortunate. The Co uncil me n are the bodies?" I yesterday. a e. approved the proI>Osed But the He~th Commiss,fteS&YS this i s a gainst 1& p16tISloa~ t he city ordinances." "Well, it has a lways been my c us t om." County Vnue rtake r Wedekindt was unwilling to say muc h concerning t he sit ua tion. In response to a numbe r of questions, h e finally made this decla ration: "! take my orde rs from the medical examiner. 'Vhenever he orde rs me to remove a body J obey. Sometimes bodies a re Identified after remaining a month at the Morgue." "Were any permits secured to keep n.s . In "Bonds for $850 ,OOO- WlthoutDebate bunches ot five or si x befo l'e b urying them. Ernest Wedeklndt. "~ho has the contrac t for burying bodies that are not identified or claimed. Is s ubject only to my orders as to their dlsposa1." ....... .. . . . . . . . . .. ... . /...... • • • :~.~ ~.' ~.' '::~ Republicans. They want to help out t h ei r party associates and instead ot investigating the reasons :for the enormo us deficiency w hich induces the bond iss ue, the y silently acq uiesce i n the p lan to borrow the a mount and pa.y it back, so to speak, in installments. TheJjealth Department 1s c lamoring for a filtra tlO;;-- p lant. There are more g.--.crosslngs to be abolished. The c ity has a-1a rge a nnual in t erest debt. The estimat es as s ubmitted a re largely In excess ot those adopted last year. The Assessors a re trying to throw the flood abatem en t t a x o n the general fund. The city hencefortb Intends to pay two- thirds or the cost of repaving. Where Is the revenue comlng trom to meet these demands? The State b as diverted the city excise money and is seeking to impose other burdens upon clties under the specio us plea or ,,'Ip Ing out direct State ta-xes. Is it no t time to pau se and examine the situa- tlon? The city or Buffalo Is asking manufacturers to come here. It is oltering inducements to investors. B ut the tax rate moves steadily upward. Wouldn't it be more to the credit ot t he Councilmen to ask wby a municipal deficienc y reached $850,000 befo re officIal atten tion Vo'as called to it than to pass, without 3. 'Word or protest, a r esolution to r aise this stupendous s um? nnd I'pfcrrl'd to the cities committee where this afternoon A.ssemblym3n Co~ will ·endeuvor t o secure n favorable report. The bill cannot, howe" er, pass until next week 1\Ionday or '£uesdny. f:ienato r IIiIl. ",,·ho jOined Sf"C retll l'Y G. II. Ruym ou u in answering John I . Platt bl'fCJre the ~\lbnn)' Chnmbel' of Commerce last ni~bt. goes to Xcw York tonight with :\I l's. IIill. Tomorrow he i~ on the list of 6peukers nt :1 dinner to be gh'ell in the t:uiYcrsity Club. .. enator Du,·is leu'\'es fo r Buffnlo this aft, rnU()l1. TllPl'e w ill be no furth er henrin~s on DITIONS AT HIS HOME. Though wa rned upon several occaand Allowed over a year to make repairs aro und his propert y, Charl ee ~dons. West or No. 644 Elk street. wbo was charged w ith maintaining unsanitary condi tions at his place. r efused to heed the warnings. 50 today he paid the penal ty. On(' month ago today J udge Volger g ave West a mon th in which to re move the undesIrable place a nd on tha t occa.sion he promIsed to do so. This was agains t the wish or t h e Health Depnrtrnen t officials, becau se they had g iven West a mple opportunit y to remedy conditions before he was s ummon ed to co urt. tho ('annl bill bllt proba blS the Cham. plnin enlnrgement will be included at un extra cost o[ $6,000,000. Tonawanda Bill Held UP. A ~"embl)'mau Pulmer attacked the Toun wanda ('h8rtt'r hill nud tried to get Yesterday the Healtb Department the ~ecl'pt sps9ion of tlie Comlllon Council eL.Hhc out o( the bill. ) 11'. rntto n dC'feuued hi':! bill, sfi;\'ing tht' assembly ('ould go into executive SClSsio n, and he sa w no I'rofisOn why th e new COUllllon council should not mec't at til1l~s ill secret. They wonld do things in secr et. and they might na well be allowed senl an inspector to H est § place f6 det" it the nuisan ce was still in exIstence. The inspector r epor ted tha t it was stIll t h t~re . So W est was summoned to np pe-ar before Ju dge Volger this mornIng. b ut he stoutl y refused to do so. Attorney Elss of the Corporation Coun~ sel's office laid the fucts before Judge Volger ngain, and insisted that judgmenL be tnken against 'Vest. Judge Volger fined West S5 and cos ts of ninety cents. The city will collect the puyme nt or W est , \·tIl go to jail. to do $0. F inally, )'1r. Palmer raised the point of order that the bill had not been on the desks aft,~r it was lnst re-printed . '.rhi. was true aud ),1r. Patton bad to let bls bill go over and be set do,vo as n speciol order for Monday night. The nnu unl appropriation bill gave ri~e to considernble debate in the As~embly, the discussion being confined p rin ci pally to the $122,800 item for the .............. f~:.G. .!?....... 9. ,~...................... , DtJh ..... ........:.:.:.:": ·......; ·&·;· .,,·'w ;·· ·· .. · .... · .. ·· ~hfunblj' a . ~ ur 8rit fu..1 ell"."@;ommlffiij' nfen " l15~fl v 06en 11111 bem fog Jara tt I em madien loerdi il . . n < ern .ranlen ang eloa~bl b':' ' an ~ arve n llldil enlfleljen r"fil' levodw< ",.UPJ)0l·t of lhe metl'OI>Olitan electioDB d,stnct. .\ ssemblymen Abrnms and Co· hen denouuced the work o[ Supt. ~reCuI· lagh ancl Assemblymen Wood aod Bost· wick detollllcd it. ~ ~ S!l er r ............. L_ ........),.}~.~.~...................... a. -elmmer ,,7 .... ·D~:·· ~~~·~;; · ·~~· ·~~~:···~ Henlt1r"' CCil1U nssiorie-r "-alter D ~r:enoe,,~'as not at his office tbls morn~ .... ' S }Ifl~ to sk~kness. Chief Clerk ..., uS' c lneider i~ in charge of the d )artm ent today e- . 0efun b1jeils' @;om mi ffiir r .~aUer. Sl). ~etl!l ifl franl. �fF .......................................................... )In .. .. .••. . • •• .. . • "t.t..."".i.o.. "II"O"j" ............... .... · •••·•••• • .... .. . , 7•• . . ·····························1"'·[ ····5:···············......... 26. elir lY . - &clegcnt,! qJeftq'nus, refp . .f.)ope ,D osLtiW au lRo, cf>tfter, qat geftern lY rau ~e nnie mler' n'er toefdje mit igwn @3ii ugring !j1a' Ins tie~tin in bem ,fIos pitnl gemefen, hem unterfudjung s , ~omite n ie ildren Taking- Wate r From bor fol, genben m:ujjfagen ge mndjt; ,,~(n mei. Ed/"" limn ,fIanbgelel)f unb an ~er @3tclle, IlJO lid) geimpf! morben luar, trat tine ~auten!aiinbung ein, ein j unger m:ra t lam, &etrad)tctl bie @3 telIen unb er, !larte, es feien bie mlinbpoden un b m I' h '"f,! cf of ' SDr. 'fLeeD lei; ml~1 }erna I 1It1 memem Stinbe in bas ,fIospital fd)affen, ber, fpredjenb, er toerbe midj in bern 3elle fiir berba""tig! ~alIe unter6ringen [Of, ""I U" I.I.J 'I Sf 1J POX MAY r:;;"'~';;;~';;;";~E TR-fATfU HfAf ' ~oOrviTdeheBm07.iled Water hilS be" n sou nClp' d by Governor Odell. On 'Wednesday he said : WITH R[O LIGHT, _(' LA W. ~ e knell ot a ll a mendments to the tf" nf!ment-house law wh ich seek to annul so m ~ of its most important featu res Hom [ I N<'JIO: How Is It, Ir It I. dan gerous not to boll 0 "1' drinking water, t hat no provision Is made ror " t~rlllzing t he d rlnl,Ing watp r or the schools? Our c hildren have been caulloned no t to drink th e sc hool wutC'r and hovp takt' n water from home. bu t thp learher tells them It Is not ne"e.' sary to boll the water an d th us e nr ourage. them to dri n k It unbnlled. 'Yh~n th" Welllh,r gpt~ warme r It will be a stilI greater oulrage to have nothing b ut typhoid-laden school d rlnkIng water. Of rourpe with pro visions fo r having boiled water thrr£l' would have to be frequent offi cial examination s of th, supply to ma ke s ure that It was reall y boil ed. E. F. M. B uffalo, Feb. 25, 1903. fen. @3talt befTen ~al1l id) in eine 3 elIe, roo fdjon !Blalternfra n fe g emefen unb l'n bern ~·na""oarten [almerlranle ffi a , IJ'C &_ Why Not ....................................................... ,........ . n~MALL au~ra~er;i~q~l~f~ll)be~~e~e::~:~ ~'~ii I· ~,:;P;;I~~;;;~::;~ ·;;;;;;;,· · · · ·I· o d) e ft e Y, ,\f03 ···.··.b... t· ·, .................... It Is nn ('xcellt"Dt lnw as Jt stnnds. It I. drnatlt· , but. it was in tended to be BO. I am proud ot t ho tacl t hat I signed it. It 18 one or tho b(>s t laws that have bee n made t n my I a dm lnlHtration. I ,,"'ould never stultify ro y4 self by ('onsentlng to break down !uch a law Health Officer Green e Inves~ 1nrtH ) bad once established It. The opponents law t hreaten to make me pay dearly tigating Ne w finsen Sys. I'I I ora L this the polls It I shOU ld approvo It. I dldn·t fr·:tr tbpm tben, an d I don't fear them no~·. tem for fu ture Cases. Thl4 Io.w 18 in the Interpst or the great maRS I PREVENTS PI TTING OF fA CE AN D HANDS. Dr, Greene Likely t o Recom- ot teneml'nt dweller! In New York. T hey are .. ntltled to 311 the lig ht an d a ir tbey caD get protect tbpm aga LD~t 8f.'1Jnsb bullderR an d real-estate operaton. 1 II bail examlno ve ry ca refully every proposition LO amen d tbl s law an d 1 can promise that It will not be broken down while I am here. Thl. Is a ll that the promoters ol the and t.be state abould lien ten aU !Bet! lagen. m:lil idj SDr. & 0' e x l ~ ting l::l '\' CQul d ask fo r . T h e a mendler bat. mi"" na"" "'aufe ge~ en 'u laf' mend Its Adoption in t he . ~I ""I 'l.' 0 ments which have been Introduced at fen, gao er mir 3UI m:ntmort, bie & e, Proposed New QuarAlbany this session have been wholly fcqroulft an meiner @3 tirn miifJ!e auerft in lhp inlel'est of owners and builde rs antine Hospital. fort fein, elie er midi geqen l afTen bUrfe ... .. ......••.. ...... who are not a ble to make a s much SDiefe &efdjtoulft aoer Iiaoe id) faJon - ....... ~-.. " .. ...... .. .. ...... .. maney under the present law as they dId When Burralo's new quarantln hosDon ~ugenb auf an me in er <sti rn ge, .............. £:.\ before It was enacted. One ol these pital for the trealment a -pox Is It ~aot. ~oenfalIs I)iellen bie m:eqte ei> ................. .....'. ........... .... .. . l11ea.~ure s was so o trensl\'e that the legbuilt on the Ferry stret site it Is probnen allen lYleden an meiner ,f)anb fUr ............ . 1.lator by whom It was Introduced able In one respect It will be one of, qult-kly rep udiated It. ll!laltern. mcin &alte frug SDr. lReeb -, l! not the most mod ern s mall-pox hosThere I. no dou bt that the law can pitals In the country. Health Comml.tinmal, mesl)ol6 er mid) in biefes r.>el! A Timely ' Varnlnjt. .v (From th n Bufralo R l' vJew.) / . sloner Walter D. Greene Is Invt.tlgatbe adyantageously changed In .ome getlian, unb ber m:ra t gao iq m, einen Health COmmj~llIl.r . ha .££. Ing the Flnsen system ot small-pox partic ulars, bu t certai nly not in any l}'ludj boraus fdjidenb, 3um !Befdjeibe, warned the Co mmon Coun el a the treatlllent "h le h. It Is clahn.d, has s uch drastic way a s has thus t a r been fl' ue luie i"m lielielit unb fe"re fi"" watel' or t hl. city Is ",'rlously contaml · taken tro m th. dlrease the greatest of proposed. It Is said that the tenement~ ~ 'I I' ~I nated and lhat It I" time to take s tpp' Its ter rors-tbe dange r of pitted Cace lJliemanb. towa rrls purifying the nresen t s upply. house commiSSion ot New York haa nnd hands. re. f ~e' b' f m '(" ,.f" The Common CoundJ has rpceived been ,,·lIl1ng to agree to certatn modIThe );'In.<,,, system 19 so Simple that ""~ am u I Ie er 'Uerne'lmung aUul ab undant notice or this (,lCt both from It can b. In.ta ll.a easily In the new flcatlons nnd that these aTe to be InIieraus, bafJ in bemfel6en ,fIoilpital 600 the p ress and from official source •. b Uil d in g and Dr. Greene Is se riously "orporated In a bill soon t o be IntroJ8la!ternfranfe oefJonbelt luorben unb St e ps s hould be tal'e n forth" Ith to cOllslderlng the advIsability ot givIng safegua rd the futurE" s upply. The 1"("_ duced In the Leg islature. Tha t w1l1 be it a trial. babon 90 geftoroen luoren. ce nt experi ence or the beautiful ("Ity o f the measure, if an y, which will become Dr. NI.ls R. Flnsen evolved his 8YSIthaca s ho,,;g that it is faise economy tern ol treating small-pox In CopenIn w at th is session, thanks to Governor b J OJ which pe rmits th" sourr" of the water ........ ......... ..... ......... ..... .. .. ... ....... ... ...... ... Aupply of a c omm unity to bE:comE' POJ4 hagen. Denma] k. about 10 )'ears ago. Odell. / By a s ystem ot research In the treatluted a nd foul ed. ment ol dl.ease by ligh t he discovered The experience or Ithaca ought to be th "t light, wh en pa.sed through red ...........a warning to t his ct ty , a warning which glass, does not irritate the sensitive ........ ? \\·tH awa k €n the Commo n Council to a WHAT IS DOING IN THE SCHOOLS . sense of Ita respon .• lblll t)·. skin of an ang!c-worm Or cha.melJon. ... ................. ~ ...................... He reasoned that the s kin of a human being experienced the s a me sensation e.t:::"'IMater Should be Provided J ................ .. lrom burning Ilght ray •• though In a ...................................... ......................... Says Dr. B G Lonlr. .. .... .. .... .. ...... .... .. ............ .. .. .... .. . le •• er degree. He found that smallpox patients co ntln"d In a d ark dungeon In 1832 had s uttered no scarring IlUtm' .D'f7I ino ](ClDI: from small-pox. 11e ulso knew o l the I wish to call your attention to one value of the plaetlc mask put upon ~ULOIT TAKE ANY CHANCES, point regarding the danger to our citi. mall-pox patIents· laces to prevent zens at a se rious e pidemic of typhoid Rcc.rrlng. This mas k excludes light. He decld'ed that , uppuratlnn In s mall-pox Prop owne Th inks There Are O ther fever. was cau'.d by light s triking the s kin We have seen the terrible results In Causes o f Typhoid, But Would Not ma,!le fol:p-nsltlve b y dIsease. Ithaca, which even seemed to s ome to Knowing that light which has PM.cd warrant the clOSing of the University. Nelrlect Im pure Water. throug h 0. re d g lass lose.. It. Irritating What a re Our public officials doing to Influence to the nen'es of the skin or prevent a slmllar outbreak amongst the the lOwer n nl mnls and bplng a ware t hat pupils ol our High, Grammar and Paro- Editor Et minq Nev. : Permit me to most urgently s uggest p hotogr" phe ... usor! a red ligh t because chial schools? Vle are properly urged t his light In tl dark room has no e rreCt by our Health Commisf'toner.4e boil that In the matter of dnnger of typhOid, Whatever on a photo!'[rnphlc plate, Dr. the water, and ihi s can be done in our not only Is pollution of drinking water Flnsen concluded red ligh t. as fa r a s homee-. no t a sale and principal ca use of d ig· the RkJn i~ concernpd. is the same as no In the schools It Is not done and our ease, but thnt a cry o t panic leur may light a t a ll. He felt sure that If conchildren are drlnJdng the contaminated easily enough depre.. t o. the t yphoid fined In a room to wblc h no light exwater. Boiled ,,'ate r should be provid ed level more persons t han Impure water ceptl ng thM which passed througb deep lor the scholars In all schools and the alone. The a ppeal s hould be. not to RUEHL PROTed gIRS. wpre admitted. a small-pox ASSEMBLY MAN supply from the Wate r Works shut ol certainly of plague peril, but to the patient would not surrer SUJlllu ratlon lrom the laucets. I believe that pupils absolute necessity of not taking any POSES TO EXTEND INTAKE and wo uld run no danger ot being are ju.tlfled, In not attend ing _ hool ~cnrl'(!d a nd pitted. Though he had never s.en a ca"~ of 8mall -pox Dr. FlnIt boiled water Is no t p rovided. Very c hances. The a lmost c~ rtalnty Is that PIPES TO HORSESHOE REEF, Iy you.·s. It the pollution of d l' lnklng wuter were .on ann Ollnc~d his theory. It was tried so much as Is s upposed ot dead ly efI n Bergen, Norway, on eIght pa tients B . G. Long, M. D. A FULL MILE OUT IN THE Burralo, F eb. 25, 1903. fee t by Itself t here wo uld be twentyfold and proved a ,uccess. Later It WaR the number of cases whlrh ac tually oc· tr len wI th S lICCf:\SS In other NorwegIan, LAKE - WOULD BE EFFECTcur, a n'] science hardly spea ks more 'Swedish and DanIsh hospitals. No\v ...... .... plainly upon a nything than upon the many continental hospita ls confine IVE. l ,lI-po" p'tle"ts In rooms to which I'w (j l 11U'l causation of typhoid by causes the re~ moval of which would ma ke s ickness on I) re,1 IIl\"h t Is admitted and seldom from drinking wate r extremely rare. dOP.1I the dfst"R C::P Ipave a. ~car and w hen SRE MBLY)IA:>! George Ruehl this I The danger from Ignoring these causea It d oes t he sca rs are slight. The admorn!ng held a n extended con... :.:.: I.• ve ry much g reater t han a ny prob- ml .. lon or p ure white light from the leronce wit h Col. F ra ncis G. able pollution of OUr drinking wa. ler. sun or olhrr flo urce, however, hns been It Lll'es Ajtalns t Do llnrs ? (\"a rd. relnt'y!:, to preparln~ legislation Not that I would take a ny t he least found to oause a lmost immediate s upthe Ithaca Journa I4News.) c hances of harm from Impure water, ..,puratlon. ...J thaI would proylde B urrnlo \\"I.h 3 Is a typhoid epidemic In the because the cjpgree of this har m may o!I upply Of PUN drinking water. ,.;.j ~ .; ~ ope rate to cau!' { Cl d isease, wh en with W es t Seneca, due to the Impure ·'r .hall pl'epare and Introduce a bill ol th s trea m trom which the abunclan{'e oC pure water the df"Ppe l' at once," ~ :l ld Assemblyman RU E- hI, supply Is taken. T his s tream c ausps would 1)(' ro m bated s uccessfully "whl r h will pro" ide tor th e exte n~fon runs Into the Niagara River, wlhe:h f ur- by the powers of the sys lem. If people nJshes Burralo with water. The I~llh w ould drink hot watpl' made palatable "".... THE QUARANTINE HOSPITAL, ........ " t the s upply pipe. to Horseshoe Reel, whlrh Is (rcJrn a lnilc- to a mile and a. CorumlssJon el' or Buf'ta lo warns arrpe.i'~ with lemon Juice, or any of Out· hot wns supposed tltnt the ouncll ha lf ou t In the lake from the pre,.nt 80ns"'t3"15'a!1 their wa t er. All thl leadS dri nks. nnd Ipt cold wa ter e ntire ly Intake pier. th e NEWS of that ellY to say t hat alone; /l na Ir upon ge tting e vrn a IItlle h t etl led Ihe long dmwn out cou tro. "r am Illrormed by Col. W"rd thnt "Bul'fato Is In as much danger as 1thaca crUlpd they w(lulrl t~Lke an a. mple quan~y OYN· the Qunrantl ne no~pltnl this wo uld serure a 5 ul1ply of pure If n. filtrati on plant Is not bUilt.'· A.G1d tity of so metlling hoI, to get up a su p~"at e l' that co uld not be co ntaminated yet Buffalo has so long telt tha t NI- ply or Internat heat; a nd a t the same " 1('n It ord~rt'(l Ih e hospital r~bl1llt on 11 any wny. agara Hlver water Is pure tha t It Is time woul<l use every possible ca re not Ihp Jwe:;.:C'ot site tl fpw w('C'ks fi,!!O. Now "It nn un u(:u a lly hn rd northeast wind difficult to arOuse t he p ublic to a sense to tak e colli . the c hiN dangers of ty- It Is projlOSNI by. II b!ll IntrOd uced lit ,1I0uld bIll\\" It m ight poo.l bly send of danger. Surely Bul'falo w ill not wal t pholcl, exC'ellt for those \v ho gt' t run A II ~ome ~bore c urrents o ut t hat tar, but !nUl· to Rtar t l ite loug struggle nil until a typhoid epidemic t eache" the les- down from ovcrwork, or too g reat men such t\ wind don' t blow here flye days son. A til tratlon plant w ill cost many tal strain , would disappea r. But tho O\'cr ugl1ln. l'bc reJllnrk of Ihe E x. a year. dollars. Lack ot flI tratlon pla nt may s ubjec t Is lar too large to go Into In jlt"l'R~ thnt "The Leglslntm'p woulll " Th l<l will co.t (rom $;;00.000 to $1.000,many precious 1\ ves. a b rief letter. )00 a nd will get p un~ WRtfr. EDWARD C. TOWNE. s imp ly wltsle time by bot lterlng with " r (ound thnt the cO~t of a flltra tlon - - ,-B ulfa lo, Feh. 25, 1.903. ,; the llill for e~tnbll5hlug a QUllraut!llc ,plAnt would r un up to mnny millJon~ a nd het,' e a baudoned tha t plnn of get t lng pure water. I J ..................................................................... "r shall look cnretully Into this matter befo t'e :\londay find expect to get ..., Ul(\ tier Is Ro ltled. Let Is st ny sNtleu. ,llY bill rea dy (-\ 9 eilrly fi E' possible." , , r • _ As to t he lli s('outcnt of tlte peoJlk of e Legl"lalUrr would s lmllly wns t e .. .... t he l~lg hlccnth warc! refe rred to by by both ering \\"Ith th." Huehl blll ~ m [Ill !': N r •• tabllshlng /l quarantine hospital l ' ~ d ~ f e in !R 0 ~ t ft e t ' ['111110r .Ql1l'ls yeslcrrlur. lhe • E WS r''''' '~, un \..·rt m[ott'rnfQ"U:~ f.t<)an-_ 1l]lnk~ thl~cnulor will flud If h e on tl\e poorhouse fa 1'111. Thp people of fj I' <ul"~ II< : Q, , " I lJutta.lo h \... • .\.. • nlllke~ 11 enn,ass Of tile u.clghborhood ttl d th t rnu tter "t" "'_yl.o tJ tl'H se a . ".....'" ""n, onm ""nen vttrunvntun3lg, thllt t"o "l'lgllbor o u"e not tho 0 11"8 Common C O UIlCU aftf.>r e t*°btr..r... U '"' ;;;.,.. ... b)' ued,lIJlIl" to put 1 - '" IU/ln 'Uerrauf gtnOmllttn ~a' wuo IIro complnlDlJlg. Thut Is whut the old !te. ~tora fann bit €Stni'! ~ietauf Uoundlmnn SIieoI4 t fouud. ~in. . fEB .. . E FE .. ..........FEB ') ~ 1903 ; r Th:~e, Mf~~URE FOR A ~ PURE WATER ~UPPlY. I .n .................... ft B ............................ .............. . ................ "". . _--- A. ... .. . .. .... . .'. ... . . . . . . .... . . .. f: . ....... tJ.~ . ~ .....7.) .. r ............................. . fe I '- L F, . . . . . . . . . ,. ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . !!~~t~)~t~~ :o~'rrtl:~lC ~'~I~~~Couc:C'e. fll~~~ e • �........ , J ~ Kehoe hns introd uced 1n the As- £: I)' a bill a uthorizing t he h oa Ith artm ents ot N ew Y ork nnd Buffa lo d to appoint four i nspectors for cold storage w a.r ehouses. This measure e~ 'I­ F £B. 28, r=l=s.=~"'" /hJE==LE=A=V=E=IT= AS=1 dently was intended for New York. F or such inspectors wou ld not be kept very busy In Bu n:alo. 100.1 . fl _................................................. .. . ' ,..., ,'tlt:S. .... ............I ............... iN sP ECTOR ~ A or a long and riot altogether credi t· nble fiA:ht it hap; been s n pposed th at tt v.~ a!i ~ lesson - thnt vicinity:; but ~omebody ha d to be t"" b. ~ ~,-crrtaI'Y Dr \~. E . thr -"St~lE~' B~:1i'd o( HHlllh ,11'C.appointed and the settleme.nt w as ~Ih~ny.fol'or,en\ll'fa f ~~)I\~~~dn 10 lo.:;t nighl to 11n;(\;s.,t~~ e r e t yphoid rever is prl'\,u lt>nt. T h e .luubtless in nocord with the Wishes 0 Lho cn~(>S of Lyphotd revf'r n , ... p roblem ot a. flltra tlan ~Y5tem comes '.1 ..... rent majority of the people of th e ~~l~(f~O. 1I l' I~ to confer with Dr. ~ee~i: "" t i l :lIth Oft1{'('\' of Bl1l'fnlo. aboul . po.;., n ear er e \'ery day, 'rh~ ideal plan bu t Ulit" of Uw ('ontamlnatlo n lI1t of lh(>l W3t t:{ CilY and Counts. There is au e rror t a l" 1ts cos t wou ld be sanitary d isposa l . the contro '1' l{ 13u(1'1\lo. n~ a n.s of t1€' ep m:ule. howevcr, to reopen ~up~;, (VI' J ohn~on hnf1 In5tr\lctlon~. o f s e w age by all cities nOll towns. It \'("l'~;~.' and make tJle L egi!':lntnre takc a (.t'o. c'GrrrnE' thlnk~ II (.~\.ntial to Uf'!ligi" only Q. Cl u eBUon of time when such f b'n t 1. !:;omt of his dl putl('s as agE'nt~ of diStlO~n.l w l11 b~ undertaken generally h:11111 in it, by tbo pnssage 0 a I 0 W:~estat\.. 'and thu!'l: to unn. them wlt~ al1lhorlD· In th(' lo" n o( \\ ('Fl SC'nt'(:a. to 1n thi s cou l~lry. Il \s now In success-J :Hlthorizc the taking of a portion of the Poor-Honse Farm as a ~ite for the neW d('ul "tlh tl1(' <,-pi<lE'ml('. ful oper a.ti on \n part~ ot: Europe. hospital. From the eX l>ressio ns made by Ithaca . ! :: ~ ................ and :l lither communities <) some of the Supez-dsor s we jud ge that the authorities in charge of the P oor- .. .. .... i,:................: ............. ...................... . .................~."'......,.......: ............................. . Houso do not favor ..., likely that Health Commissioner ~" "'''''' ' I •. , .. Whole decides to place a provision f or it In t he a n n u a l es - i 1 tima t es. Dr. Greene did no t place $5.200 in h is estimates. Th ls amou nt be said would be necessary t or two inspectors, two f umigators and one p l umbIng inspect or. Th e Co mm ittee on Ordinances yesterd a y d ecided not t o t a k e an y acti on in the matter and ad· v ised Dr. Greene to p lace t h e figu re in his estima t es whe n they w er e conside re d la t e r. ~ e~ ....... .... . .......... ... . ~'rlt nf CQtte baB .-- ~" I'e. l/l.J, r,..,t, IlU1 I.}"" "" .... pestllc n C'e. It is not al all 5urprls:ng tha.l a fe w, ot' even many cases at: ty - l phoid should be found in the low seclions arljacent to B uffalo . Typhoid, or rllalaria-and lt is often cn m cult to dl!;- I tinglli~ h bf'tween the two-arc a lmos t a lways found in ('lose p roximity to' l water, and ~spe('laIlY to s u ch waler as th a t of 81110 lco. Creek. Compliance with the prov'~ t ons of the s anitary code seem to h a"\' e been CO I1~ 11i('1I0U8 ('hieny by rcason of thcir ab ~ sence at ' Vest Seneca. judging by thc reports or H ealth Officer Ballou ot t h a t villa.t'e; If the local aulhorities are powprl('~s to aller this condition of in difference or negleC' t, the sen'lC'es of the Stale Board s hould be called into r equi s ition. Every pos~ible p recau tion sh ould be laken to preserve the purity or lhe> lake around the inlake o( th e Buffalo \\'atH plant. Bu t the policy of scare-head articles, desj~ncd lo crea te the Impression thnt Buffalo Is in imminent aanger. if n ot already in the throes of a dreadfu l epidemir, i!li, It scems to u~ . both inadvis~ abl~ and ul1warranted by the circu m btanccs._ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ __ --_ ........................................... .............. 1 t~"t ~i. thC'~(' ~IL the l utnl{c hilS I\S ~ood 11 10c:1 tlon liS ('nn H~ said 110 wl1ter compuny ('ou ld )Jet <lll)' hC'tt('t· wnt(>t· from tbf' h)kf' 1ill1n t he' wntf'r /'Illpp\ipd br the ('tty . He hrnnd· : f'd ns absurd tb(> ~tnt(>ment that the w atcr· bC' rO\lnd. tn rl~<r up Iho Ink. wns nny puror than t ~e wnto!' In t~o :->Ingnm river where Ihe lntAke Is located. Dr. IlIsse ll snld Ihnt Butrn lo's wnle r w"' In dnnger of h.ln~ hndl, oontnrnlunlNI hy II the de ,'e lovnIent at the: Stony Polut Ill' t rlet. ') u \I ' "". o.4J HI U J/,) '" L COST $8..0...0...0....0..-0 0 " LnrgC J"lgu r t"8 ju '1'ulki n g of a F' llh' n tio n }-'Innt. FEB 2 I 1903 .. .. .... ......... .. . ............ .. .......... .. . ... ........... . ..... .. \., ~ \-. , ftrm-l ~1:~lIe~~~c~h~.tu~~I/tlt'~la~:i~;..~~\~f 1~~ H eal th Commi s stonel' Green e d('mic o r lyphoid fever is ltkely to v istt Bun:alo at any limp. He .ald that a filtration sand b('(\ plant. bIg enough to slates tbat lhe sewage [rom Rmo-Ws Creek 'j. thp caue. o[ lhe present conta.mtna~ lion in lhO' water, ann declares the onh l .a~uard Is .. filtration plant. ..................... ./ r;i ;.... ......... ~'...1 ........... . sc,\ypragc t rnm Sm ok e'S Creek. l I e said yesterdaY t hat thf' pollution from the creek wns causing lhe typhoid feve r cases in the cltv today. 'SMOKE'S CREEK ·········· ~ CAUSE OF THE -····-··-"FfB··..~ · .. ·······.. ··················· f CONTA MINATION ........ ...... .................................... -~ r ~\)II"II4l ill lWeft dlenettl. , >--= aEPlOJ.I C AX E FI'ROXTE n, s aw . \' City Bacteriologist B'ISSt:i ~I a dd,ro ssed the Young Men' s Club OL• II1e cen tral Pre"bytel'ian Church on t"he condition [Bulfalo's' drinking water. lIe sa id ~hP situation is very grave and an ep i- .. 805 [lSillia!U (Gtr, ,un'o lOOt b.ot .. ..........::...:::....... ..... ... ........ . .... ..... .......... . "'llt"l~ na';' lBllf< ol\. f>~ w bOn "'n~lalla"ohs ~ lJ t' VoJ 910. jolo gdomomen. - re is a s aying to the {' (fed tha~ , it el"t to le t. sleeping dog-s lie. but then. a re always lo be found som(' persons w ho would waken ('('rebus himself with til(' sa m(' cheerful asininity that the ordinary fool l1lonlteys with the huz7. ' 1~r(I!8:tt~ron..tr.an n.,fe~ll.ae\'oaCmmt'r'l~ ol;PO\;~; ...... ..~.} ...::'..? .I...·\._···.·:····················· ... ...... . l\~~~nb!~I~~~~~oo:o~~sent demand. would ~L:~ ~l€'alth commissioner G~e L1 .A rE8 an 'ow !8lattern ertranlt lei. SDt! ..~ . .. ~et IMt OOt elnlaen ~agm eOoenjaIIs ~ ('burcb. HIs snbj('ct I II [Qar(r~ !8iles lour'oe. gellern OuarantCi r.c<~oilj}tl~( gC< 'otm If the Committee or t he Whole Inc r eases tbe estimates of t h e Health Departmen t. it wIll be necessary to pro vide $5.200 in order to engage two i nspectors, two fumiga tors and one pl u mbIng insPt'Ctor. Dr. Greene says he needR this additional force T h e Com· mittee on Ord inances yesterday decided not to tnke any action in the matter and advised Dr Greeone to have the amount wan ted placed in his esti m ates. I - !\lieDer eht 1B1tltttrnfan. ""In <m.~. ,;, 'n al tc'l:Q J\.~ fb: n'o 'oe~ ~~e< ~ bt"r ",:u)VUf" I.J ;t. U n less the A ldennanlc Committee ot the Whole decides to place a provision in the annua l estImates for the employment of more t enement house in - forcement of t he t enement ho use law. Dr . Wil liam G. D1ss("ll, cIty bocteriolo· g ist, delh'('red un IHl drcEl~ last e\'enIng nt a meet InK or the Young )len's ClulJ or the Pl'('~bytNlnu ALDERMEN . spectors. It Is not likely tbnt Health Commissioner Greene will be gh'e n t ho assistance he has asked for in tho en- the Best Th ere is in Lake Erie, Ce u tr;\ 1 .. n<1""1 bta.d}t, 'txt ~ t············::..:············ .. ·· ··· r \ wns Durrn l o's watcl' supply. Dr. BiS!'ll'l1 snhl thnt on(> ~reat trouhlp wIth DnfTnlo's water supply Is that l.nkt· Er ie Is so 8hn ll o"- tbnt t"'er~' storm stlril It u p from the hottom and the wut"r be· ~· ~ ·· ·j"ii(j3" ·· · · · · ···· · comes unOt to drink. H(" mnlie tbe stul'tling stntement thot ...................................... ...... BnlTnlo Is apt to hll " e un cpldemll" at tr· pbo ld fncr ~lml1nr to thnt wblch Is rn,:l n;; I n ltbat'll. Iff' slth! tbnt R('wagC' WfiS beln!! ....... .. . .. ... .. .. I('t InlO the Intnla' of the- water burenl1 .. ..... .. ...... .. . .. finu t l1M just ns eoon us the I!t'rms of t,·- 7 phaIr! f{'yer nppent'ed In thnt sewnge, wou ld hf' II typhoid ~llj(l(,lUt('. D•.. IlI". lI 8111 d III judgmell t C ,. n"etorlot .;;;;.-;... ClI D CRt. in ... r .,(... ~\ ., ... -..:.: ...... ,.. .,...C1.;;... · .... · .. · ........ · .... · .. · ra(In!! ~ DEPENDS ON I r::' D~;'~~ ::,EB~ff:~~G~t:~) , Green e " 'i ll be given m ore h e lp with whi ch to e n fo r ce t he t e n e m ent h ou se la,v, u n less the Aldermanic Committ ee of th e ......... t ./.·J······,········ .......j such legislation pu rt of lho State. After a ll the discussion f or the need ot m or e tenemen t h ouse inspectors, it is no t consid ered any and we ar t) confident t11nt they repr esen t n large majority of the people in this -- DR. GREENE MAY NOT GH MORE INSPECTORS. ~~r:id i1~.~~t~~~I1~sset~~:~s,,::~d o~hve:l~ t~ I tE B - . . . . ... J•••• • •••••• •~ ....... . . .. . ... . ...... .. .. ............. ~J1 ounce of prevention is worth a fP'Ound of cure," of courSe. 1'\0 one, we think, will gainsay t he truth v t thal. If B u ffalo may b e ~a\'ed from all futu\,£> dange:r or fl typhoid epidemiC' by thp construetlon ann liSe of a""'fTtttatiofl phl!1l. lel u~ have it bY all mpans. A t the El<l.me timc, there 15 neither sense nor rea!:ion in filling the paper~ with ",1(1(>ly dlRIJlayed, 5ensational s torle~ "hiC'h will lead intendIng v\si - IN ~FALO . DR. JOHNSO N OF THE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH TO ST UD'Y LOCAL CONDITIONS. the t)l'esen1. mn.k&sh if t for t hat pur pos e. . Thi~ was not in conformity with tl~c" \\'ishps of tile owners of r eal estnte lU ~ 1!-WEt'l\[' .t'E r.J:Gn\~l '1'0 TIJlo~ F.:\Qn~Ell, l ..................................................................... e city b acteriologist draws ........ ................................................................. "ptlIecl matter tb.at the new Q u a~"l e ·..················S·2.. ·8IM················.. ········· "l~it"1 sholl bo erected on the slle of r£ ........ I It waF> ~e nerallY b ee n supposed Lhut the lon~d .. a \\'n anll u~E'iet:;:s quarrel a hout th e site. for the proposed quarantine ho!'pita l had l)een seltll'rl. ~Ul"h, It I('a~~\' a s th(> heli e f oC th(' o nt rials i::I nd p uhlic of :Buffalo-that It would be built in the only pron('l' plare-l htll Is, o n the ~ itP of tlw prese nt p(,5t-hou ~('. Bllt lo! and behold: up jump'S S nator Da vl~, who fioe::; not l'eIlI'f'5ent BllffQ.io m an y cnp'H'l tr. with a m{'a5ure ordering its ('onstruclioll 011 the poor-ho uEle farm. and thal in s pite or tlH' [.lct that it" ere(·tion Ull the prnper ~ lt(' h<t8 alreH d y been ordered by the ('OIl'1ll0n l ·ounC"l 1. Leav ine; aside the lmpel'linen('(" of Sena lor Dad'S for handling hu sl n('ss which ~ houlrl properly be do ne hy 8('nalor Ra.m£~er 0 1' Senator ,1l-bUL It may be a~~umed that neither of lhr~ e 1l.1l i/ 5I)r. !ill. ~. ~oI)nfton \Jon bcr ' gentlemen would ha\'~ anything to do -.~ ~. ' "ith lhis mr tte)·- the ease ar(ord~ an (Gtaal:; ' . ~n itiits < !8ef)iir« angiebt, I excellenl111usll'3tion or lh(' Indifferent·c, ~er bot Cl nIg,m ~(Igen nad) !8uffalo ge. ' the dellance to the prlnC'lples oC hom e G R E EXEl ::.:.::....... . ..... ............ ... . .. .. .......... . .......... .... ... . fomm~ n Illar, um bit !lJ.laflerjr<Ige 311 HEALTJI CO 'UJ1S ~ lO l' En rule whkh Is exhibited by the Republi" lItltfud)en, 6~finbe n' ftd) in lIIkll < (Gc. _ DR. CU!:,EENE AT WORK. can admlnisll'atlon at Albany, whot=e SAYS S E'VAG E F IlO J I THA'I' nee a II1cI)r loie 100 ~~pI) u s<Str a n k ' h }[C'a lth L'ommb"!'lo n't!r W alter D GrN'nl-' sole p urpose seem s to be an ever in'l 'l'RFiA JI I S l:JOLLLTIXG a~ re ~on' r(>(1 rrom his I'pcpn t' n'lness @eftern 6egab fid) 5Dr. ~ oI)nfton m il (Teasing (.'E"n tl'alization ot power. " -e ~\'htch ('QlnpC'I\('d him t t') nmalll at hom~ {'¥ WATE R or In r··w day~. l l l' W.ll~ at his desk 41. fArune, oem f)ieo[igw @;a nitCi t'~~ do u bt VPl'Y much . howe\-er. if even the a gn n lilt s morning. ~ omomifiiit , nad) !lJ.llfl<(Geneca, 91ad) . great POOh - Bah 01' his :::a telltlE'S ('an bem ·5I) r. ~oI),n flon fd)on frii f)/t t em I eOlllpC'1 t h e p<'ople or Buffalo to build (Gto n.l) qloi nt .~iftri!t !8efutf)t abgeflat . 1 a pest-h ouse anywherc e Xt'C'llt where t he ci~;~S wa.ter sup' y "rom va uJ. b .. • .... .... • .. rt6 .. · ~ ...... ~I I • • . . .. .... ... ...... . .. !;t f).~tte, er Ha.t t'e. er: .. ~ie fanitCirm I thE"Y want It. The aUt'mpt to do fOO is points. both on the nerican r d ........ .... ... .... . il ufiii n''ot 'o a lelbl~ fi nb ein~ad) fd)4mpfbut another inst ancc of Rt"publltan efCa.nad ian s1des of the l' \'er, ann( .lees .... .. ... .... .. .. .. ...... .. ... .. ... ...... . .. c.~. old). :r~pr)lI S'U:leOet fj( nfd)1 flt-[on< I fro ntery, all thc mOl'e amazing het hat It Is his opinion that the sewage " '- . ' - -_ berli un ter .bt ~ ~ ta(ienern, qlort n un b Crom Smoke's Creek Is the cau se o f' lir~ "k(" (;'tlrn. 1'('~r"'fl'lI' ('If If I nnnn~ tl In it n:Qt~ ~ nn,·,~.." h·_ l.l nga tn, bit Iqt !illafler ~u mei;t (Iull con t amination. int'I ( I , ~rIJIII,,"II(~111II'1.!'1\ Iz,,,t 1l1~h~ t~·l:II,'. of f \ f t 11111 i n I ,. ....... .......... ~. ... ~ . ::: ...l.J.\o ...~ ..................... . (Gmo~e s [ -oed be 3 i ef~ n . SDer frCiilti[ifJe H e says t h at this Is a season ot t he ,.,01 1'1'1 1".(> :\pi-,=,lJhOl'hood Ilflll. 110l~ p.lr!!1, ... Filll \'( Sf. \k 1111 1 11 ~ lje rnIfe r f)at bas [\)Q flet im 6oITID!tS I y ear w h en l he water should be at its :-{lirIHl". II t >'1 "11",,11'1' .111(1 !'-i11,11' . f ·it'III~tto;l· f I " • .11 ,'. p u rest condition ami his examinations (ll'lp....It~ hr'lhi:} lI'd'" l;, t III k'llf"tbOdi /I(hlll! ~m!, ebc nfo im ~rie (Gee bis 3u tina : ,."'.' II IN)'.... 1'/' :tll(I wllr(1 ) r mnd III (1 11'·II •.,U)tllf'd l:ulLlln II) f'l <l I need him that the pollutio n ~ ntfetn un g bon H Wl eiftn !Jom Ufer ! •h ave conv S I 01" If'sff'1 Jr; lr"'11 I .. \ / "ro m make's Creek Is causing the '-p (1f'1Il1t·:) ,III Ii th~ 1'.' I' ... • ( I" "'1II.11I po..unterfudl ! u nb a1lsgefun.ben bali e ~ I A{~urg Is twi('e af, la rge a! BuffalO, HIIIT!!n '1'1 1"'11 nil' [ n'n'l) I n umber or t yphoid fever cases in the f('n~I' d llf'lt' \\~ .. 1, ..... of I'll' 'If"~' 1 (' to an Etbe Is ten limes dlrller than .. ftar! IJ(r un rtinig t i fl. ~ifle~ srrinhoof ' eltY'. Dr. Greene belleves tha.t the ,,to~(: fhf' f'~·r~I~;... ~'I""h,I'lh thP (1t)~ltl!' ;,ti~J'~IJ~~~ I 1 . ... "111 '. r ' I ( I I I " Lak ~rle a.t Its wo:' st. yet HambUrg, fer in !8uffalo u n'o bet Um g~gln'o 10IIte only !la feguard ot the city aga in s t ~('( I~ liJ(' Jj f'JJJj)l J)~I nil Ltt 10 H (I n pr.le n abundance of ,";at t.r bY' ftl tr&co ntamination of the wate r s u pp ly . ' ~ qefod)t lOttben. 6Dioe (G!a ats<(Ga nit(it~ se t s a twO tlon In a. p lant tha.t cost leS3 tha n f r om any source Hes in a fUtratio ll ~.ef)iitbe wit'o mit !Uergniigpn ben !8t. Dr. BiFsell sel! mS to put hiS mlllio . plan t. fJo tben bon !illeft.@;e neca flt i «r !8efle. ns when he estimates a coet high rung ~r fanitartn ,3uftiin'ot I)elftn.· I figu r eS I to Bulta.lo ot tour times t"a.t of Ra.murg, tor th~ t\1t ration p.a.nf I.. ,•.• $Ill: i. , �............ ........... " =~~:--:-------:::-I'rr-~~~:::::::;::====r"""""'~ . - . _....•....._._..... v : ................................. , .............................................................. ~Tbomns Da r k's S n gjlt"stlons. ............................... " . . ...... ............ .. .. . Jjhtor ,Et..ninD ..Yttt', : I~ve read In the city papers or the dr nl ra"ages the typhoid fever I" ma nil' In various plac~s, all of w hich .ee 9 to be from t h e s upply of Impure water. The NEWS h as always taken great Interest In th e Improvements and PL'o:,p rtly or lh t: ll~J' ,-,C' Butralo and I am g lad to see It Is urging t he Mayor a nd Comm on CouncIl to take • action against the danger. Of ImpUl:t: water. I have written my YICW5i on thiS subject many times In the past 34 years [or tbe cl ty papers. • Reading the EVE:-fDIG NEv\ S of Feb. 17. 19. an d 21, I see th~ phy,ldans saY this dreadful d isease Is Yer:r prc~ valent In the outskirts of the dty of Buffalo. I a m gl ad to k!,OW that Health CommU;isloner Greene ~s soundlllg the alarm anti reEOlBhlenaing that prom))t actlro be taken to pl'ovlde means for the tllteratlon of all the water befol'P being supplied to the citizens, and poinUng out increasing d~ngt?r. as the impurities in the water 1n Lake Erie and Buffalo H a rbor wil l 1ncrea~e, nnd It should be purified by beiog filtered. I have had as rnu ch experie!1ce in the constructton of waterworl(s. Its supply, and Its dtstrlbutlon as an~' man In Buftala. Had my adv ice be~11 accepted and carried out the city of Buffalo this day would be sup plied wi th a pure water as any city in t he world, and had t he waterworks b ee!l conRtrurted in a proper and honest m anner the city might have been saved many hundreds at thousands of dollars. I have an old scrap book contnlnlng clIppin gs from the va rious newspaprrR or letters written by m e on the pro.blem of the water s upply. and t h e samtary state of the city of Bufralo an d also ot -.: letters and articles by others on the same subject, s ince 1869. I have 01.0 one of my pamphl ets containing 5~ pages written by me amI published in \:. '". 1 , ., 1895-" The Histo ry of a Great Failure; t he Water 'Vorks of Bu ffalo," showing the many changes made tn the can· struction of the work from that shown .\ , tn the original plans made by me and . '. 'adopted by the Common CouncIl on \. August 2. ffi9~! Imye :iTsa a CO py or .... the plan tor filtel'lng a ll th e watel' for the city of Buffalo, "hleh was a part " ". of my plans. I have a co py of th e communication - which I sent with my pl ans to the Com CITY LI N E . mon Counell recommending that the old waterworks, 'which had b een purchased '.' by the city of Bufralo, be u sed t or a temporary supply tor the ci ty of Buffalo. and that the city have n ew water· works constructed with new pumping plant on the I. ke shore, opposite to where l\.l1cbigan street. extended. would strike the sea. wall, a nd drive a tunnel under the ha rbor out In to the lake , where an abundaot supply of pure water could always b e depe nd ed upon. I have also a plan, section and elevation, for an inlet pier which I suggested to be built out In the lake, a nd a mod el ot the same, all of w hich it Is my d es ire shall be deposited In t he Hlstorleal Society building a fter my decease. that coming generations might r ead. and see, Bul1alo 's Peril and Its Source. and judge tor themse lves, whether my plans, suggestions and ideas would have t The above map, s h owing the s ou:'ce of the city's water supply. co nveys & strIking objec t lesson to th e p eople been of any use to the city if t n e y ot Butfalo. Near the t op Is s how n th e p um p i ng station, where water Is rlrawn from the Niagara River to supply had been n eed ed by.those In power of th e ci t y . At the lower e nd Is seen Smokes Creek . em ptying Into th e la k e Its dally burden at pollution In the t orm the city ot Bllfralo at that time. or millions at. disease-breeding germs. th e drainage of the great steel plant colony at t hat oolnt. The currents al: I hope the presldoot an a t h e Board set di r ectly toward the point where the lake em pties Into th e N iagara. and the outlying break walls direc t thl.-! · of Health will co ntinu e to sound the d eadly. tilth-laden current toward the Intake of the Burralo water works. All winter long an army of laborers alarm and u se t heir powe r in pers uad· have been working at this paint and H\'lng in Improvised shacks on th e premises. Ther e Is no sewage and slops and ing the a utnoritles to ado pt some Plan, filth a! ev~ry description have b ee n dumped in Immense quantities on the su r!a ce. With the first s pring thaw thl. for giving a supply of pure water to enti r e mass of pollution must inevItably be washed Into th e la ke. a.nd no huma n power can prevent its b ei ng swept the citizens of Buffalo before the dread-, out Into tho Niaga.ra Rive r. pumped h to th e rese rvoir and distributed witt. Its burden ot disease and death tul scourge of typhoid fever s h all strlk.L throughout the length and b readth of t~e city. ~ the citizens o t B u ffalo. But I have al-~ I \. , ways noticed that pl ans, suggestions l'~AR -'1_ ..,,--:. -- -- - -- - -- - - - -.. and Id eas ot a practical man a re very r; OJ .................... ~ . ...1....... ~ little noticed in Bu ffalo-by the press or \........ .. ........ .... ..... ...... ........ .. .. .. 11r, v.... ·........ ·.. .... 190 j by the public-unless he has tne title ............ ... .. at professor, genera l, captain, or some C· v tE l ................................................................. other great title. ..· ............ · .. .. .. .... 1.. .. · .... · .., ..... · ............ .. ...... .. THO~1AS DARK. SR. ...... ... .......... .... .... ........................ . C\ TY OF .. :\ '.\ . -- BUFFALO, \ . 1 19' Buffalo, Feb. 26, 1903. a 3..................... ................ " .............!.... A t1 ... ............... ..................., . y TO EXPLA I N A T T iTUDE ON PES THO USE C ITIZ ENS' A PURE WATER S UPPLY. ...... ......- - - - - - - - -____ 1 f7 - CO )UIll'TEE . , OF . 18TH ·WARD ~VILL VISIT NE ~V SPAPERS A N D STATE POSITION ON Ie people of this city mny "'5 well I'cIII· Iza lon· that the water for drinking is in Q. UARA ~TJN"E HO SPITA.L . daugpr of being contaminllteu-is in faet with in the rco("h of ('on tnminatioll now, At a. mass meeting of the cltlzl?ns of ns the f "3.1t1l D CJ3rtmpnt ol,)cnly ncl\nits. th e l8th Ward , held a t th e North FllImor e in aD offici-a 11 Pl'OU . N ow t uer e is 110 Avenue Business Men's Association's liSe in talking about filter plants nnd p ro· • r ooms. Friday evening, th e following resjerts (Ol' filhll'ing wha t comes from lhe olution was adoptea: Resolved, That In "Je w ot th e attitude pre."nt supply ; the thing to do and \lInt of ccrtaln of the Buffalo newspapers In I)l Ust be dODe is to reach out into ihe L ake r eference to locating t he new Quar.iPtfne nnd get II suppl)' of wdter t ha t ,,;11 be be' Ho~ ltal on grounds occupied by the pre8 ~ ),ond the chance of cont.minaiion . Th is en tstructure, th at a j oint committee fro m the CJtlzt>n 's Commfttee- on Quarantine will lnko money; but the expend iture ",ill H.ospitni Matter and North Flllmore AveIM"e to he made. ond the ROODeI' the au' nue Business ~i" en's Association walt upon BufTalo Press In a. body and slate thoriti es take steps for doing the right the th eir grievances at length, beUevIng that tbin!: in tho r ight w ay th e better ;t will the press dot:s not at presen t understand true elLUatlOn. ue for the whole city. The water thut tal COcrnnlltl· ~ oon be oblnined from the Lnke is a'S pure .. any that any city in the world CUn use; tbere is DO sense in spending mon ey upon - filtering fads wbeo the most direct means \?f getting at whet Bnft'nlo ",anIB enn be I l'Uorted to. .......................................................... .. 1Ah ;. l\"SPE CTOR VICT IM OF D OG. - R-oMMITTEE APPOINTED Law)(>r. ~ I inspec tor employed in the urea u or , atel', living at No. 656 El cnth " ' Ish to Sout DIvision reet, v.-as bitten by a dog Sa turday while In the rea.r of No. ,.trud ih e I'rC'1IJ8 01'1 to the 78 Townsend Street. Lawler went to the Emergency H ospJtal. where the wound Q,on l'nu tln c lIo .!!l llitnl SHe. was cauterized. Th e dog is owned by Michael Dankou"'"8kl, and was turned over~the dog pound to be examined there AI a m"." meeting of lhe. dtlzens of phvslclans tram the H ea lth Depart- I the ~Ightoellth W.rd. h,' ld at the North 1'" t .. : . . ...... .... . .. . .......... .. Fll1mol'e A n?ll u P Rusin e ss 1\Ien's As ~o Jf jA h ......................... . dation's room~.Fl'iday e\·enlng. th e fo lt J. lowing re::'olulion "as ad'Opled: .. .... ...................... .. .... .. .. .. .. ..... . " H('solved. TIH.tl in vlcw of t h e at... .......... .. titud e of certain of lhp Buffalo \..,.. newspapers in r eference. to locating .... .. ......... .................. .. .!: . ........ -. the ne \\ QuuJ,;,a.lJJ,lne HQJ:!}Jital on L" the grounds occupied bY'lne pl'e"ent "tI'Ul·tU!'P, thot H joint l'ommillee D (ro m the citiz e n~' commillee 011 ~ t --,Vnrd t.:' ilizetHI .. I ---- rJ3 'l;;XA M I quarantine hospital mattcr and A venue Bu~tn('ss A~!iorialion wait upon the F NIN a CITY WA TE North F'i1l\llore ~1 en'H F I SH ONE OF TAKEN FR OM • S T It AN'GE .. LOO K I NG Buffalo pre~!'5 ill a body and stale their grie\-anl'es at l ength, b c lie,·lng clof's not, at prC'se nl. true sHuation." The following ('om ml ttee wa s appoint I?d: ThOlllas l{innie. Box Ayenue ; Rudolph Fause. Uti,·" Su·ec·t; D. W. " 'I nl'he",er. •6 Colleg" I;treet ; Edward iI . Boehringer, Lake View Br."lng Co.; Reo \'. J. C, flubenhcim. J ac'ob A. Gan:;-I nagle. 143 King-sic)" St1't"ct; Gcorg'\> ~ . Hedline F ill more Ave nu e; Frederic Kracbci Eighteeni h 'Yard; .13<'01> "11".ert. John B . Shurrr, Jacob W eb ber. \V. P. Scha mber, ~ r l"on T . Ba nett, .Tolln Fallakee. / W AS F .'-UCETS. _ that the prl'I"S unde1'~land the Dr W. E. Joh~eon, inspector u n d er th e Sta te Board of Health. arrlvel1 In I esterd ay to Investigate the Buffa 0 Y .t conditions In Weat typh oid and w.... er , S en e-ca. th C mH e ~pent Borne time with Heal 0 • ~ securing data at the missioner Iy and the IIkellbood clty's water BUrp '1 ted bY tbe Ie'" at Ita being con tam Ina a bOttle, A large ftab n of been taken �................... .............................................. ....... ~.....................~... ::.................... ~WAT[R fILT[R[U STARTLIN'G FINDINGS AT CITY HALL IN TYPHOID SITUATION Pl ant Has Bee n in Successful Operati on Several Truly Years. Expert's Investigation Discloses Alarming State of Affairs Demanding Immediate Attention from the Aut1torities. Buffalonians Generally fo1lowing Advice to Boil Water. SPRING FRESHETS ARE :NoW FEARED I n an interview w ith HW!h CommisWalt-er D. Greene }~ay acternoon remffW' to the tS"PhOid oondltion In West Seneca. the informant summarizeO the sl tuaHam The bare &llDlmary. stripJl'f'd of its detaJl~ reveals a. state whlcb Ina.y ,,-ell alaJ'm Butfalonla.ns. The t yphoid-Intested district Is centered pracUcally in tho vicinity of Smokes Creek in what Is lmown as the Steel Plant v!Ilage. On both sid"" of lhls creek a nd running from the lake. back a.bout be.lf a. mU'e are -45t house&. One bum:1red t.IDId forty of these are occu pied and th'e f oot· are in course of construotion, so far .. dvanced t4la.t In a. VNY s hort time they boo, will be occuplcd. All of the&e houses ret theil' water supply Cl"Om the Depew , ervice anid all sewer into Smokes Creek. !rhTee-quarters of a mUe back from the Jake a.re the tracks of the Lake Shore Railroad and a t too junction the ralll"'Oad eorn pany mn1t1"latn& a rouDJd.. house, Icing • tB.ttou and SJeveral other buildings, the Dlosets ot whIch sewer into the creek. N ear the Village CY! Blasdell Is a little )ettlemJent called Rola,nd and though no l"e8'Ulwr sewaa-e s :rstem is malntalnoo, t he tiOf1ICT ~turo.J drulna ge from the scores 01 ho u'aes Is into the creek and a long t he Lake Shore. The people who live In rh.e immedJate Vicinity o r tJhJe lake. In pord'E.'r to got ,,-ater. go out on the lake lrMl ou t holes In the tce~ An examination of this water re\~eals the fact that 18 contaminated b y sewage of th ftlthlest nature. a breeding place 't rerm·· B'I'eakwall Changes Oourse. The drainage Into Smokes Creek Is wha 18 worrying the Health offic ials most and pr. \Yll1iam E. Johnson of t he State H ealth Depal'lment has pronounced U1 !Cr eek as nothing more than a stream of !'E'wage redolcnt '\\'It.h dls ~:lIs&- breedlng impurities which, 1l is reared, will find way ....... yAS ............... ·· ........................ ,V FILTRATION ADVISED. J. Wi llia m H. Sandford Te lls Day's Park 0, Reform Club that Greepe.. Is Rlg-ht on Water Question. "Commlsslon c!' Greene Is right, filtration Is tho only ce rtain way to pro tect the city Great Saving Has Bee n Made In Care of Boilers and Cost of Coal Und er Them. " Though very few people know it, the water used In t he C ity Hall is put In to the intake through which the Buffalo through a filtering plant o f improved ,,'ater supp ly Is taken. pian before it reaches the taps In the Before t he large breakwa.ter was co n- various offices," said Supt. William F. sllructed along the w at.er-tront near \-V es t Fisher yesterday. " The plant has been SenC'Ca, t he water from Smokes Creek in use se vC'l'al years and has proved a flowed in close to the s hore, but now tor good Investmellt." The filtering apparat.us is located in a great dlstl3.nce Is a. practically unbroken sea- wa ll Which cannot help but change I the basement Of t he b uilding a nd occup ies only lIttle space. lL looks llke a t.he course of the CUJI"rent from the creek ' olg iron bOiler a bout 10 feet high by ftvd a.nd carry the water ou.t in to the lake In diamet er. It.s capacity is 50,000 galand jnto the Niagara. River. ""hen the lons a da y, but se ldom, if eve r, Is that spring t haw comes an d the riv{>rs rise, a mount of wa ter used a t the Hall. nothing, It Is believed. ca n prevent a verThe p rinciple is Si mple. Mains lead Itable flood ot filth from fin ding way Into direct to the plant and by a s ystem of the creek and Crom there it will flow into valves wa ter Is ad mItted to the bottom of the fi ller. The wa ter passes through th& N iagara River. I n answer to a question relative to the strainers and then Into the bod y o f the filter. The s trainers hold back a ny placing o r a n Intake fu rther up the lake, foreign material of considerable si ze. D r . Grec.ne said: The body of the filter is co m Dosed o r " I cannot imagine much improvem en t ir layers of dift'ere nt kinds or sand, co ke a n intake were constructed a t any other a nd charcoal. By t he time t he wa ter poin t In the lake from which Buffalo h a s pel'colated through the various laycould get her water supply. \Ye have ex- ers It Is clear as c rysta l a nd a large amined water during storms at different percentage of the ge rms have been points In the la ke and find. that owing to eradicat.ed . T he filte r does no t in tedere w ith the the shallowness, the action o f the water pressu re of t he wat er . "'hen once the will stir UI) the boLtom a.nd make the wats mall reservoir at the top or the tllter er r olly. I n Cleveland the water comc:'l Is filled wit h purified water the presfrom a sta tion five miles ou t In the lake s ure from the wate r which is percolata nd yet much comp13int is entered." Ing t hrough. forced in by the pressure "What Is your idea about a fi ltering in the mains, ke e ps t he pressure In the serv ice p ipes throughout the building plant?" was a sked. t he same as Ir no filte r Intervened beP e opl e B oiling Water. tween the pumping s lation and the "I really have n()thing to say r cgalCdlng taps. Every morning the filter Is washed that point a.t present. Such a plaut would mean the expenditu re of mllJions of dol- out. This Is done by reversi ng the d ilars. \Ye are ta.king samples or wa.ter rec tion of the water. ,Vater is turned filt er a nd runs every day fro m d lNerent points and some In to the to p of the other plan than a filtration plant may thro ugh it in oppos ite di rectIon to the wa y it runs a ll day. In a bout twenty be decided upon." minutes the d irt and g erms extracted "00 you anUoipatc a t y phoid f e\'er epi- during the previous da y are was hed demlc following Lhe spring freshets?·, away In a roilly stream w hi ch Is t urned "That Is a matter no one can tell any- Into a s~ wer. Then tor a few mInutes thing o.bout. I a m Informed that a la.rge the water Is allowed to run from botma jority of Butralonians are boiling thc tom to top again, but Is e mptied Into water they drink and If t.hls plan Is con- the sink instead of being a llowed to go tlnued t.he da nger will be greatly lea- into the se rvice pipes o f t he building. This Is done to get rid o f wha.tever sedl Be-ned." men t Is lett from the water used in cleaning the filter. When a p ure s upply Is again running through the -fi lte r the waSlte pipe va lve i s s hut orr and the ............................ .. ..•. ... .... filter again Is In readiness for a day's .. .. ....... . work. "Since that filter has been put in It ....... ....... . has saved m ore than its cost in wear .............. and tear o n the boilers and In coal burned," sai d James Rowley, e ngineer. 01 Before we had the tIlter the boilers had to be cleaned o ut every two or three w ee ks. Now t hey do not get so dirty In as many mon ths . Every time a bol1~ r Is clea ned It takes several tons 0f coal to get the fires re lighted a nd the s team pre.ssure back Into normal s hape. The fi lt e r is a good thing for 1the boilers, as we ll as for the s tomachs of those In the hall w ho drink water." Additional inte rest is a tta ched to the Oller a l lhe CI ty Hall becau.e o r the agi tatIon In favor o f the installation of filters in t he public sc hools. A filter built on this plan requires o nly a few m inutes o f a tte n tion a d ay a nd co uld be cared for by t he sc hool janitors. Albany, March a.-Senato r S t ewart " I .......... BILL TO PREVENT rpOLLUTION OF I WATER. there Is douht, or something wo rsc, about t he water supply." was t he deda.rnUon o f Mr. William H . SnndforQ las t ni ght In h is add re!'.! befo r e the Day's Parlt Reform 'lub at. the club·rooms at Donnelly'!,. Allcn and )fariu(>r s treets. Taking for h is t('xt I an t-d ltorl11 'n a r~ c ent n umber of lh e NE\VS M!". Sandrol'd l'l'hearsed the ('x IJ crlen ct' or I(>~dlnt;' cltl(>s In I11t ratlon hy the allim process a n d h~' thc sa nd beds. lIe showed hO,(,1 a nd why thp latter Is tilt> be-ttl'T plan and \1,' hy all o thers a re r.d lur('s when th e o rigin31 sources or suppI v fI r e not pure. Mr. Sandford also r eported the ~ult or a. trip up thE> lake s hor (> and hi s con- I l'1uslon that ne~ r J(:tmburg ther(' ls an Idpal place for plJ mp works, res~r\'Olr Iln d Fctrllng t.!\Ml ns. with ' pltH'atlon 4.'nou gh to mak(' a hNter head than the city has !n It:! pre!:lent I'Esprv()irf' The ndmlra blp papPI' was onf' o f th p bf'f;t of the win ter Hnd won unan imous app roval. It was .. n~ ~' 11lu~tratloT! nf the t1m('lIness of thp tOP!C'5 dl£('usscd In t.hls ol'gnnlz;)otlol1 Ami the ('IO!if'nfo5S with \\ hle h It follows subjec t~ or lo('sl ImportnnC'e anel Int<,r"s t. with SPiC'J.lI s t udy Rn d In\cstlgatlon sole:ly for thp public bc nene . The topic or :h(> Impro\'emf>nt ot El mwood 9\'l'nUe W:".S laid o\'e l' teo awolL the rl'port of the city ('o mm!!Zsloll. and ti mt: did not llC'I'mlt the dlecusslon of t h p lI;Ub.! ject of l):lnd musiC in Day' s Park. though Aiel ;'I.1 alst'ho!"s "'aid lit' prptcl'rt"'ct the· vokp!" (If the ('hlJdr(,,11 a t play be fore hb~ hou~e or, the P:lr~ tl) an y o ther soulld~. how{>\'I'r !l:trmonlous. , C·lt,.re r Donnell\' furnlsh('d a fi ne sprc-ad Pre.;idc-nl Curtin waf' In thf' (' hoiI' .. Thp attendnnN" ~as Ihf' large!"t In the 11IS ~Y fr o m c\'ll consf'quences when COST IS VERY SLI GHT. I l~m~~~t 110~ I ?;e~thtoC~h~o~~i'~I~~t.~~:l~~dh~\~~ co nditions bI'ought abou t by th e ty- .............. .... ............ ... ... ...... .'.:.. . .. .... ....... .. .. . I I ~hc(;:Uh ~ I t' ~ p hold reve r e pide m ic at It hacn. The bill p rohtb1t!'C t he discharge of se wage .......... . ....... .. ..... . ~I a nd re f use Into t he p ublic waters of .......... ... .. . ;..;;t _ __ ~----_""_ _ t he State wi thout t.he consent o f the Slate Health CO!pm~lon. "'hlch Is ~ DOG BITES BOY 1 glV"e1l wet td gran t perm its. Local . health boards must reporL to the Stnte trlrk Ha rtnc-tt . lZ yea rs old. ot No. Health Depar tment concerning t.he QlsSU'TI1l StrE"Et. was today bitten by a P lti " are la e ma~tlrr: d og belongln-r to Mrs posa I 0 f s€'wage. e t c. ella ~ s Jnm (>!' Sulton. ot No , 217 Swn n Street: pl'o\-ide-d for its non-en forcement. . Hartnett v.-as dE'lIvt> Tlng a Gape r when 5(" t Senntor St('wn rt Is prC'pnring a bi ll upon by the dog. Th~ J }.a.1 _ b [}ena,rtment a ut.horlzlng t h e city of Ithaca to l~s u(" wa~ nOlinf'd. bo nds for $1,OOD.COO for the pU l'pol"e o f ~ng a. p ure water s upply. ,/ 'F WHAT IS IT? County Un dertaker Wedekin dt is Exhibiting a Strange Creature Taken fromthe City Water. "\'~hat i~ i t~" "~ed ek illdt o f asked Counts U ndertaker Col. Wnr (l. com missioDf't of public works, th iS' fore noon, ns h e drew from nn inside coot pocket 8 bottle con taining what a ppenred to be nn over~rown pol1ywog, and held it u p fo r Col. ,\Va rd to examine. "Give it up," ~n itl Col. 'Yard after a rarE'flll exam iuntion. HThrnt'R jU!:It whnt the ldt<'hen faucet of my neighbor's hous !? did," said ?\Ir. " "edeki nt with n smi lo at his own joke. To peyernl employE'~ of tlle otn ce of the ll':Ci?mmis<;ioo.<>r of public works )lr. W ('dekmdt stated tha t he had obtained Ihe specim en f rom n friend of h is for \\' ho"-e ,,('racity he wou ld ,onch. hIt was taken from th e tap in th e kitchen o( m ~' f M('nd's homo S nllduy e,eIlinl'," said )1r. 'Yedck illdt. " lie broll!'ht it to me to ba,,'C me ca ll the nttenlion of the proper authorities to the ma tter. The spec iUl f'n in question wno;-: ftoati nj:' llbout in Ifill ei,!!h.t-ouoee bottle filled with E'11lbalming fluid. I t ap peared to be a bout fonr inches in length nnd W05i coverccl on its buck Witll fl sort of scalp of n dark bro wn color. ltnderneath it pr-e!'o:enteo a white. slimy appearan ce. Two e~'es, well distenrled. coulrl be plainly ITIad{' 011t. nnd the crenture had n month a.bout oncqna.rter o f nIl inch in widUl . When Mr. '\-edekindt left the Office of the commission er of p uhlic worl\:~ he stated that ho intended ta kin!; the sped· meu to Dr. Gr~romissioner of health . ................................ . .,........................ .................:.:.. ......... .:..,"-' ........................... . ~ f~s~e~ M~n~ S~ff~i~gL~:OaX~8Shl collapsed in Emergency Hosp ital. I Last nIght a. man wal ked into the 1 Emergency Hospl ta l a nd co llapsed. He was c overed w ith a rash, a nd Hous e Surgeon Burke diagnosed his case a s smallpox. A U th e patients In the wa.rd w h e l'e the m1l.n had been p laced. f ollowing his collapse, were removed a nd the ward was disinfected. Dr. \V. D. GreeAA the heal th commissioner, was not ifi ed of t h e case a nd he commended the prompt preca utionary measures o f the hospital fo rce, but he said he was not Rure the d isease is smallpox. H e at once o rdered t ha t an investigatton be mnde to determ inc its nature. Latcr, he sa id he was quite s ure it was no t smallpox. The mar. , on bE'lng r ev ived , said he was C harles Skitwood of Rochester. He is a bl'a~s fini!".her a nd came here a fe-w days ago to work at his t r a de. He had been in t he s mallpox-infected parts or Rochester. "V hil e in B uffa lo he boarded a t No. 11):? Alabama, ~ treet. S kltwood is 26 yea rs o ld. He sa id t he rash firs t a ppeared YCRtE' rday m ornlnS'. Arter treatment a t the- hospitnl Skit wood was returned to th e A labama S'treet bouse. ~ C TIME TO AOT. T~eRe"lew well says In a lending editorial this morning: It B uffal o does n ot do what is requi si te at this \'ery tIme to protect Itself " a ga'lnst the dange rs of a t yphoId e pIdemic In the fu ture It wIII be a dIsgra ce to the ci ty a nd a defeat for the m unicipal owners hip principle, Incidentally. The p ublic has been warned in time, at leas t let us hope s o. The responsibllitv now rests where it belongs. T he ~public offlcln.ls whose du ty It Is to be wat ch ful of the public hea lth have raised th e a larm. The ne wspapers have done theIr part In t he (' rention of publi c sentiment in favor of do Ing something to a vert the danger. The time ror action has come and now the great q uestion Is, will such ac tion be taken? The NEWS belle\'es Jt wm b~ tnken, nod taken promptly. Th~ lI~nlth. De· partment one1 tbe Board of Public Works and the Bull'nlo rCjlresentatlvP5 a t Albany all tn Ik as If they meant business. They nIl realize that theJ'e is no lime to be lost. �.".U/.I.. ...'t:'f..~., ..~~... 0J e:..~.- ~ ~ .... ................... "It Is a. patent medicine , then," I suggest-d . . .. ~()t at all, sir," wa.s the reply, tl.nd It Wit.. plain to be seen that Dr. UUm3.n"·, protE'sslonal dignity had been wounded by the suggestion ot commerc1aU.m in connection with his work. Th~n he weni on: • "You mistake me, sir, ~·ben you suggest that It Is a p a tent medicine. It 18 tree to the world. There Is no secret about It whatever, but you mu.t un- . ... ... ... " .... t:o.. • t- 6 ),... .. ~ .1 ....................."............................................. . STATEBOARD IS f INVESTIGATING TYPHOID MENACE. Treatment Fonnd That Is Vaccination, S IVE R M E DA L FROM ~asier Tban ~~~~an.!oml tr~~~~ft~~d ~Im~~~ dt;:'~ and Ihe. tact" in my p08sesslon to the Acade my or Medi cine, Pa.rle. HI made no public announcement or the matter either h ere or abroad. The FR A NCE academy und ertook a /!eMe. ot pxperlm ent.~ on Its own r esponsi bility, and find ing t h at Jts results coincided with By t h e Adm Inlll t rati on ot Ce rta i n Drugi those conducted by me in this country Dr. U ll m a nD CaD R ender' Immun e An y reported the t aets to the minister or the P eraoll-D I. co y ery \ Vall A c cidental Dur. inte rio r of the Frenc h republi c., and up on the recommendation ot the officers 10 8' Trea tment tor NerYo",,_ Tro ub le. ot the academy his excellency, the minister, awarded me a sllve;- Dledal in ree .. Dr. Gyula Ullmann grad u ate 'of the o gn ltion ot my work. UnlversllY ot France,' gives pl'omlse ot "The whole matter lis In ille hands of becoming the Idol of toe aml-vacclna- , the academy. It would be a violation ot t\ on ists or t h e world, writes Goorge g-oo<l taste a t least, to say nothing- ot No>: McCam In the Philaddphla Press. IprofeSgloM.l ethics as understoo<l Dr. Ullmann Is a practici ng physician abroad, (OJ'me to publish the dlscovery In C h ester. He is French by birth, but in this cou n try. Publlo!ty must co m e h a" resided In this country tor the past througlh the academy, Its official jourten years. His wife is an Am erI can naI, or the medical journals ot France lady and his two children, a son and and not through me· The State Board of Health is InvesU- many maps of the lake and river ant! a da,ughter, were born In France. "There Is nothin g s"oret or patented gating the tyhpold epidemic at "Yest c urr nts th e rein On the .3d of December last the post- abo u t ·the d iscovery. I trust It '.,1 11 be Seneca today and may 5000 take pre- HO W SE WER' AGE IS man dell vered at the door of Dr. UII- t or the benefit oC humanity everywhere, cautionary measures th ere to prevent, Dla rm's modest. three-story brIc k home b ut it remains tor the French academy !t possible, further spread of the dlsCONIAMINATED I dn Ch estsr.a brown envelope bearing a t o mak e the remedy pub!!c." • postmark, Par is. The contents ot the " How ",o.s your Intention first <!t ea.e. Physician. of r e!!abi!!ty and .tandin g , e n ITaved and formal letter Inclosed reded to the subject 7" Dr. W. E. Johnson of Waverly. N. Y .. do not hesitate to say that Inhabit"nts . tol d Dr. Ullman·n that the minister ot ' 'In t h i s way. For so m e years I ha v a d a ISf') 0 r a c I ty \\ hO$e water supply Is pollute d I the 1nterior or F r &n ce bad, on 'recoman I nspec t or 0 f th e St a t e b oaf. ma.de a specia.lty of the nerves, rheu secretary ot the State Board or H ealth, by .ew e rage may, for years.' drink hthat ~ndatlon at the Academ" at Medlc1ne II ...~, , rna tl sm a n d p uI monary diseases. The arrivl..:.C In Butralo la!llt 'light. He \\,1R water Wlt h out su f1' er Ing f rum typ 0 r, ot France, a,ward&d him. sllv- medal I ~'e e It t fo • h" sa I g cr.o '"-'.. ner ves p ay a Jrreat e r p art in the queslJent here by Slate Health Commissioner n I IlO 1" \. .... \" n c Iau se th ...:. ,). tor his researches..,on vacolnatioD. t Lewis to inve.tlgate the typhoid epl- put after this slatement the p eople nf Tho notIfication recalled to Dr. UIJ- tion °I h ealth th an moe t peop le ImagBuffalo might feel "afe. The danger In e. ad ministered t he <lru&, In q u esdemic in \Vest Selleca and its effect on Is in this Ra\'!ng {'Ia use. ma:Du's mind some factS that in the tloo to a pattient suffering from ner vous Buffalo's supply of drlnktng water. Whrn this sewerage beoomes rontam- hu r ry at protesslona.! lite had partly t rouble wi th good r esult • . The first thing this mornIng Dr. inat.ed by tYJlhoid g{'rms. however. they escaped his memory. He recalled how, "It 50 happened that there was con Johnson called upon H ealth Commis- declare, the Inhabi tants of the city can - on the 19th o! July, 1901, he had tra,ns- "ldel"lLble . m .. ll pox In the neighborhood 9ianer Walter ..n. GreeneJ an d held a not eSC3pP a t.yphal,1 epldE'mtc. nlUted to the secretary of the academy and I was caIled u pon to vacc.lnate conference with h lm 011 the sourCe of This ~Ituntlon e- xlsts In Buffalo today. In Paris the results ot a series at ex- this person. She- had never been vacBuffalo's water supply and the likcH- The City water has for some time past periments whIch he had conducted for cinated. To my great surprise her hood of contamination from 'V ~st ~en- contained more or Jess sewerage pol1u- a per iod ot nearly two years u pon pea- system refused the virus, although s h e t:ca sewerage. tion. but no grrat harm has l"e~u1tE'd pIe residing in Pennsylvania and Dela- was Inoc u lated a n u mber of times. Dr. Greene supplied the State 1n- bec-au5E' the rE' has been no typhoid In ware. "I becam e greatly interested. QU@9spector with data concerning the num- that seweragr. This sewerage has ('orne These experiments "l\"ere the outcome tioned her as to her history. went OV'lr bel" of typhoid cases In Buffalo and the from all along the lake shore. but there ot an accident.a.l discovery made by Dr. t h p treatment she had received. and fln~ condiLon of the drinking water. wh:ch has been no typhoid worth mpntioninF:" Ullmann in the course ot his profes- al ly decided t hat the drug which I had shows U'aces of se\\ erage. Then he along the Jake ~hore. Thus BuffalO had aional work. administered was perhaps r esponsible showed him maps of the city, har),or no typhoid epidem ic . The experiments demonstrated to him fOJ" her Im mu n ity. I began a s er ies oC and river whi c h made plain that polWithin Ihe last (ew months the dan· that by the administration of a cerLaln oxp pr!mlent s w.lth the resu lt that I demluted water from Smokes Crpek, into ger. has comp upon the city. and when drug he co uld render immune to small- ons t rated to my own satis&ction t.hat which the infected district of ' Vest the ice breaks up this spring there is pox any per~on who adoptr-d the treatlittlp doubt the lake shore sewera.ge, 1 tIf it wou !d render a person t e:mporarl1y Seneca sewer£l, cannot h elp but enter which heretofore ha5:; bpen harmless ment. The receipt ot the ette)" no y smallpox ." the water works Intak.. Ing him that the A cademy of lIeC!icine immune from "1.;pon how many persons d id you Dr. J ohnson took careful notes of all will convey into Buffaio·s Intake th e ot France had award£:.d him a sHyer the ('ondltions showed him but made deadly typhoid germs which \\JlI h~ medal for hIs research and dl~co\'err cond u ct your experI m e n ts?" "Oh, upon a gr .... t man y. Enough to no comment. He wa~ supplied with the washed into Smokes creek by th e sprin:;;- was also e,"'ldence that the academy raln~. and through that creek wl1l reach sat.isfy himselt," was the answer. map of the lake and rl\'er printed In yes- the lake. rl\'<r, Intake and cll" m"ln.. had verified and estebl!shed the truth "Upon 100?" t erday's NEWS and said he would tak e In th e Health Comml~sloner's office of hig investigation and cJaims. "1.;pon ma n y more t han 100," r e pUed it with him for reference purposes. th i~ mornln~ ("tty Bacteriologist RI~"\\·111 yo ur discovery supersede vac- Dr. Ullmann with a smlle. "1 wflJ go to West Seneca today and ~~ll llIustratpd this danger to Dr. cination a.s a. p r eventIve oe smallpox "1 took tamllle. and di vided them. To ho ld a coilference with the h ea llh au- Greene and Dr. vV. E . Johnson. th~ a.ccording to your ideas?" I said whIle one-halt m in istered the drug. "'hlle t hol'lties thel·e. galherlng all th e In- St.te health Inspectol'. discussing the discover y and ite ef1'ects to tbe o th1 ead r h a l! I d id not. The n I Information I ca n about typhoid condl.. ~.. I hi tH I Ches II " d D J h "orne years aJl,"o. _aid he. "I 1",'.'- with Dr. Ullmann n • 0 ce n - oo u la ted all. Those who had not be ~ n ~,~s;\'i1~a!scer~·aino t~~O~~mber of cases tig-BterI a typhoid epid;ml c at Mead- tel'. subjected to the a cti on ot the remedy of the disease In the town. what dl,- I \·lIle. Pa. That city go~ Its wat. ~ supply 'Not at all," r ..plled the physician, n'ere vaccl n ated with grea t success ; position is made of the sewerage a 11(1 from a small st!"t"am "hl('h 00\\ ed pa5:;t with an exp r essive gesture. He speaks tho. e w ho h3.d take n t he treatmen t by what course it reac hes Buffalo'S In . Cambridge Sprmg~. The large hot Pls English fluently and correctly, but with successfu lly resis t ed r epeated a'lempta take. I know nothing about the sltua- at Cambridge Sp r ings sewercd In thp a marked French a.ccent. He lll u min - at vaccinatIo n. lion' from facts gathered by myself but stream and Meadville took fts ·upply of ate<\ his conversation with Ihe quick, "The p e r iod ot Immunity Crom da ngpr ..trom what I heal' from Dr. Greene I water. about 20 mlle~ IO)\'er down. dl- gracetul gestures characterIstic of hi:; ot smallpox Is abou t fo ur weeks, unl ess th ink the situation Is serious. fectly from the sewerag€" polluted nationality. the infl ue n ce i. extended by continued 'After T ha\'e made my lnve£tlgation . stream. Thl~ water with the tra('i' "My d lscoyery will not supersede vac- treatment." which \\'111 be of a preliminary na.ture. of se\\'('raF:"p In it .WfiS u~ed fOI" drinking! oiantton. but it will be received '\'ery "Have any ot you r patien t s upon I wll! report to the State Board of purposes In ~ l e3.d\'!l!e for years but no gladly by thos who obj ect to Inocula.tlon whom you have cond u cted expe rime nts H ealth. If my report show~ that pol- harm l·e<:lIlted. by vaccination. The results ot my ex- be ..n subjected to d irec t danger at conlutlon of Buffalo's waler supply Is likely "Just b,fJre the eoe1emk two or thr,e periments demonstrated that the drug tact with victims ot smallpox . from the conditions prf"\"alcnt in "~f'ro:t cases of typhoid fe\"el' were Imported I admltnlstered rendered one only temHYes. One per~on In particular h a s SeneCA the State department will mak e Into Cambridge Sprln~~ ThE' sewer3ge oorarlly but at the same time com- b.~n In a ll sort. ot d ang er durin,; the a chemical and bacteriologi ca l examin - fJ'om these ('ases went into the stream. pletely immune trom nn attack of e x penlmen tal perIod. Howe ver. the numbe r and var Iet y o e t h e experIments ation of Smoke~ rret"k and other waters An outbreak of typhoid immediately I smallJ}(')x during a period or danger." In the neighborhood. foll o\\'t"d In :\l ead vllJt" and before It \\'a~ - I n personal appearance Dr. Ullman Is 1 conduC'tpd d u ring a p e r io d cove ri ng 'Th e State department will \\ork o\"er one-fourth of the people In lhe! slightly below medium leight anll stUI'· 1\\'0 l'ear'!. e m br s'ctng pe rsons in Pennwith Dr. Greene in this matter and I to\.... 11 had It. The town had a popula- ; dtly built. His beard and moustache. A. ~ylva nla a nd Delaw a r e. convinced m e \\"111 give him all the aid I can. But't:aio tion of 25.000. The damage \\"a~ nnt . la Van dyke. are turning gray. His of t he val u e and genuin en ess ot the h as charge o~ Its own h.ealth regula~ done until typhoid was Injected into I heau. is large. hi'S forehead broad a nd disco ve r y. " " 00 you a n ti cip a t e 8. gelleral adoptIon j Uons. but \\. est Sen eca IS under the lhe .::-ewcrage. Then It wa done beforr· . full, and his eyes blue-gras. full and ot yo u r d is cove r y a. a. substitute Cor s u pervision of tht' State department any ste-ps to prevent it cou ld b e taken." I anlma.ted. which will take all the preca u tions in T hIs sums up t~le sItuation in Buff.l.io I I n conversation he speaks w it h great vaccination 7" " I do not. I beBev .. Impllcltly In ill. i t~ power for Buffalo's welfare." As long a~ no typhoid ~xfsted In "~e~t ' deliberation with fra.nk un'affected Accompanied by Dr. Gr.e ene. Dr. Seneca and along the lak e sho!"e, BUffalo ma n ner, b u t at tlle same Ume 'with the efficienc y and <protective value ot VI.CJohn~on visited Comml!'l~ioner of Pllb- \\"a~ .~afe. The danger (·arne WhenJresel've which chara.cterizes profession- clnatlon. I have h a d b oth ot my chBal m en who pre!er to appear In print dren y acolna.ted. The reroedy I h a.v I c Works Ward and by him was sho'n typhoId broke out al the Steel Plant. discovered Is only t empor ary in Ita etIn technica l j ournals rather than t o feo t, b u t may serve the purpose ot r en d~scuss their work through the me<lldering immu ne during a per iod ot d anurn at the secular press . ... . .... . . . . i .. . .... . . ... .. ... . . . ....... . ... .... . .. . .... .. . •• • the q UIte res p ectab le n umber ot C; .. ......................... In the course ot 8. r:a'bher protracted g-er people who o,ppose vacc ina tion tram a. inter\'if'Vo'. I learned that Dr. Ullmann hygienic standpoint. 18 n o t only a graduate or the University L ......... ......................... . "One of t he d raWlb a.ck. possi bly to lte ................................................................ o( P aris, medical section, b u t that he a.dopllon is t h e tact t hat It Is a dr us took a. postgraduate course al the Uni- which Is n ot m ade In thl. co u n t ry, but versi t y ot Vienna. and was an tl..Ssist ant is manufact ured abroad, the rea80n be .. """for over a year to Professor Pan sas, w h o Ing that It crut be p roduced muoh " was the grea,t French authority on op- ohea per in Europe than it ca ll In t h l. ACTION NEEDED. thalmo logy. co u nt r y," s a id Dr. U lIma-n n. " I ha.ve Dr. Ullmann came to the United dlllCUssed the m atte r with m a nutac t u rvisit he re at D r . W . A. J oh n s on re r enting the State Boar d ot H ea l t h States In 1890. and began the practice Ing chemist.'!, and the )' tell me that It II b i gs still more p r onou nced atte ntion of h i. protesslon In York, sbsequently much cheaper Cor 1>h ysleians .to Import to e bad san ita ry conditions p rev aU _ r emoving, e ight yea.rs ago, to his pres- the artiole than to a tte m p t to purahaso e n t h ome in Chester. It In this country." Ing just now at West Seneca. Anal YSis "Why did yo u n ot ('omnlunlcate your "Is It a, comparati v ely unknown of t h e wa t e r wit h w h ic h that locality dl.covery t o some one o! the medical drug?" 1$ s u pplied r eveals contamination t o a societies In Philadelphia or New York?" Dr. Ullmann hesitated beCo re an.worIng. It was very e Viden t that the que.s eri ous ex tent. Active ex ertions are was one at the first questions asked. 10 1 ~·a.s b or n and edu cated in France, tlon touched dangero usly near the pron eed ed 011 Ihe pa r t of t h e p rope r auth orities. The rna tter ot t h e public :\nd, although I am an America n citi- te8sional reserve which l l e t ti!1t ,,·as en.. zen, yp t I stili r etaln a 10\'e tor my al - joined u pon h im. H e r eplled a t hUl t, h ealth in any locality is t o o gra v e to m a. maier," he said. " I felt that I owed in a tone Which man ifestly Implled that b e p ermitted t o s uffe r by a n y d ela y. a certain loyalty t o h e r , and so whe n he did not desi r e further d ls c uSlllon I made what I b e ll eved to be a. discov- along that line by sa ying: " A ll that I cnre to ."y I. t hat It Is & ery, 1 commun!l~.ate d t h e faet t o my old tE Bo w studen ts a n d trlends In Par- simple prepar 3.tlon. It i. a .ln8'l. ~ 1I ot a pre.crl bed strength dlaolved In le. "Wh at I. t h e dis covery ; the ingre<ll- water . This is a ll I care to .I.y a bout e n t. ')t t he remed y whl oh yo u a dnan- it .. ·"Wh.... do you el<1I8Ct Ute &IlftOu nceIster ?" "That I. .. subject w bJ oh you m ust me nt, ...-I th tull d.taU.. to be made b y ~_ ex cuse m e trom d iscussin g a t thtl th e a csd"my?" "I canno t an.......r, I d o not ....,.... time," rel'tle<l D r. U1lmllnn w ith an It m6.7 be Imme4I&telT. or It mQ apologetic Ire ..tu re. Dr. W. E. Johnson is Here t o Thorou~ hly Examine the Dan~erou s Conditi ons at West Seneca. I I~ I I I! H Ii 3 1903 ·..·.. ····" ..·····..·'·· ..··1. _ --i ' - ~ I j �I t. .................................................. .. -.----------- ... ~;.:';.: "~ ' r TYPHOID ~ "BUFFALO MUST TAKE CARE OF ITSELF.'~ ~ BE AY \D~ ......... r """":';":'::":Gu'3'"'' That ;s Dr. Johnson's Warning-The Wa ter Problem is Up to t he Health Board- A Thorough Inyestig ation Being Ma de. :---.-.+ -- ---+---.. . j t'~ Steel Plant Section M~~t sarily Be Draindlnlo Lake Erie, ~ l~a ve 1t~ hnnrtc:. !r('C' to ac t. Such au thorlly J~ needed If Any expense Is t o "l'hen 1 bound to he baei for be In~urred or If the city 1s to d o ~ Ruffal o wholle-ver t~ dont'," said one : a.r: y thlng ou lshlf' of Its own borders to ; ot thl' membHg o( thC! board. : : ''Buffalo I lust lo·, k a(tf' r Itself." ! 1em~r h the l' ,·i1." : ~ald Dr. J.:>l.cHHJn. " The Health DpC OUN Cl u r AN S JO D D A I?T'S V IEWS. ~ p"r1ull'r. t of th.H 'il:" t~ wil~ e .l\\ak , "Yt"S, !'il", th," CnUJ: '.ilml n ad opted Ald. : It Is on. the ah~rt :l '1l1 knows a s well i as anyone ('18(' wha. t the conditions t Harp'S r esolution" ithout debate. Tha t JTIN\n~ th <,y arc all of il mind on in\'CS in lhi!; district mt'an.·' : (From the- XE\YS repor t of the 1 tigating th e wnter supply," ~a ld Cou n: m eling of thf" 'Ye~l Seneca. Board : cllnhlll Sloddart t his mornIng. " I think altitud e of the NEWS Is just righ t. ___________ _ the !L..-_ of Ilealth yestel'day). \\~ e 110. vc to mee-t this c risis, nnd w e must meet it ('fTeeth-ely. 1 hope fo r definite res ults from the HE'allh Board' s «"-hat Is Buffalo doing to get purer Inv(>s tiga.t1ons, and shall be glad to eas t water':''' Health Commls~ioner "oall(>r my YOll" for prudent a nd carefully cons idered mE'nns to p rovide a. remedy fo r D Greene was asked this morning. " « "hat Is being done now Is to In - the \!o ndilions co rning to light now, " T be b o al'd[ Of healtb m u s t a lso keep v estiga te the charncter of the water supply I1.t different points alonJ:' the a record o f permits anu i nspectiollE. lake and In lhe "i\,er abo\'e the Intake T. A penuli)" 0 $500 an d a f urtber pellpier." said Dr. Greene. " That the $ hrst thing necessary. We must know a lly o f 50 day is pro \'idcd for tbe before anything Is undertaken to prO-I . "" discharge 0 sewage i roln any p ublic ylde purer waler, where purer water ............ .. .... .... .......... ..... .. J..; ·t · ... ... . ....... . .... sewer s),stc into s t:1tc wa ters \\"ithIs to be had. Certainly the present supply Is bad. The Hays reso lution, o ut a permit. SC \'e ral othe r peual· adopted by the Aldermen and councll~ .. .. .. ... ..... . , t ics arc prol;dccl fo r. men last Z\[onday, stated the case none I========~==========;, Senalor Slewart will soon introduce too strongl;y-not st rongly enough , in fact. The t:;turtling statements a b ill authorizing the i5suancc of made In those resolutions are, on pub $ r.ooo,ooo bonds by the cit)' o f I thlie reporl and beller, far short of lite . ./ t o proturc an. a d equa t e w ater facts as w e knOW them In thi!; depart o.ea ment. Your report of Dr. Johnson's s upply . .. findings at Smokes creek ann etsewhere shows that. I a m no alarmist, but 1 want to sa)' distinctly that t he situal~O tion Is extremely unfavorable now . 11 41 "The co ndition at Smokes creek I. intolerable n nd no Immedia te improYE'· I Illpnt of local co nditions thel'e Is going ~ ......... ........ . .. . to sav~ Buffalo Crom infection from th e I i i ! ! is mo~t -------- onclusions d~r.Jon State Heaith Ofliw,Aft His In ve)ti~ation, In,................. "......... .. .. ... . .................. .. rSEN. E. C. STEWART tI AS AMENDMENT ----------- itJ .-. I TO HEALTH LAW ·. '. · ··. ··· · · · ·, · ····· · ·. . ·. · · · · , · I I ~~r~~I~;I~~~\~~~~~~~;~g!~~i:~;~i:~~ IDeSI'reSto el~e PrOhl'bl't EmptYI'ng S[WAG r"","N""'"'' ' ' ' '' ' ' ' " ~~~r::'~~~;~~I~,::~Ft~~dB~~~~~~.~I~ Of Sewage in State Waters (". STAT[ WAT[RS. ~~?~\~Il' By Person or Company. !l cannot q-o anywhere than into Niag,l.ra rh·er. The brC'3.kwatE:-r keeps [ [ I """hat does Dr. Johnson mean 11)' \ [ [ Butralo must take care of her"Simply a warning that something mu&t be rtone. Th(' State sent one of Its mos t e minpnt ~nnitar:v represcnto. - I tlves. who i~ :=;ecretary of the State llll ll Board of Health. to Inve,tlgate the ep' - i demic at 'Ye~t SeneC'a. He finds condi - ; 11 l'U 11 Uonl:i worse lhpl'e than thpy were rep· I reJliented. He ftnd~ al~o that th e 'w orst Spec ial Fro m the NEWS Bureau. reature there is thp danger of a gen eral lnrprUon of nun:alo, and be saytt Tompkills County Member o f Sellate ALBANY, ~1 a rch ~ .-Buffalo. threatplainly that that infee-tlon Is Ine,",table . e ned with 8n e pidemic of t yphoid, beu:lder f> XIt:;tiD~ conditions. Without Favors Hea,'Y Fmcs for Misuse of ca use ot the filth sca.ttered a long the sewers e xtpndlng bE'low the rlty inta ke W a terways-Many Provis ions for i batn~s o r S mokes creek. w ill find Interthe ,,'ater mu!=;t always he in danger ot' es n a bill introduced in t he Se nate receivIng the WQ!=;J:i of that :=;Iope. Ins pection and R eports-$ I ,ooo,ooo . by Senator Stewan, a mending t he Pub"Pht~ther !t goe~ in to local ~E'wers or In to the s tream~ Is Imm~tE"rlal a~ far in Bonds , . IIc !lealth La\\', relative to the dls a!'l Buttalo ig conc~rned. Thp important ~\?aalge or se wuge an d other refuse or . / fact 1~ that it ~o ..s tn to the c urrent s' s te matter Inlo the waters of th is leAding t o our int!lkt'." utate . The b1l1 a dds severa l new secl~pec l .. l tL> the. '!'ic...... ::..) "\\Thn t do you thInk should b(> done? " ons to the law It amends , a nd p ro "r think it Is too ~onn to indicate Alu al1 l, ~ian.:h 3.-Scnatoi Stewa rt ~un vide~ c igallty, t hat no pe rson , co rporation or that. I am InveJ'l'tlgating now, as rE' previously forbidden to qUf'~ted by the- Coun"il. We 3.1'(> ~etting of Ithaca inlrod uced an a menomcnt HOe:l~h ~/he State Or local Board of samples torlav away o ut midway be- to the public healih law to llIeet condi- shall perml~ny o ther p ublic author ity, tWf'cn t he point al LimE'Rton(' and "Tlndto findwiItsh w:~YI;fontt~mln8.tlng mill Point. r Ihlnk we will. nft . .. get- tlO11S brought al)out lH_" lhe t _'"I'hoi,U1 State e wate r s matter of the ting al1 t he information possihle by fC\'cr cpH.1cmic ill t he Furc5l City. t h e Stat~ bUl e xpress permission from tes ts through thE' lc(>, follow that up The bill prohibih :1 perso n, ~ cor-. this ac t. h cftartment of Health: tha t by ~ettlng Ramples when the ic E' has not prevent s uch dlSh s a moved. I am construing the demand of poratioll or a mUI1~cipalit:r fro m c.lis- ~r ~rhg: ~;t the se wage o f a municipality t he Council In the bt"Oad est ~ p n~ e , and t or y In c use mnltte; o r a mll.l or rae· shall C'O \'er PVPO' fpatur e of th e whol e charging o r ca using to be di!'char~cd .... lace Me s ue 1 tscha r ge is ta k ing questlon. ,Va mU!=l.t do this bU,5:i np ~s into a ny o f the walers o f the ::;lalc ~Ill' t~~lthe ti me o f the passage of the thorou ghly now, I <lpprt-' C'iatf' th at thormit' I s u c h exception s halt not peroughly. Dr. Rl~~t?ll anrl Dr. Hili a r E' after the same s hall ba,'c Leen for bid~ se waa n ncr~ase In the discharge or giving the mo!'t ("arE' fut att pntlon to d en uy any lo cal boaru o f health o r lar ge or waste matter, nor the e n getttn~ ~:1mple!=- of wat pr trom s p ec ico mmission o i health or thc p tlb- m g~":eni o r modification o f the sa lt! fied iocnHlleEl. Thl~ i!=- in a d d iti on to state . coU nntc pa se wage system or the reour ~upplY te~t!= wh i(" h Rre mad e ev (> ry Ie a uthori t ies . a ny ga rbage, St;\\ age, s rue tl on or modification of the mm 1 working day in the Yl' ar." waste falctorY'retc.: that the State Comml.s~ ""iII your report to th(> Counc il re- offal , dead a nitralS • e tc ., o r :lllV ~ ." ~ o ner 0 H ea lt h may, tn his judfiment, commend a flltprlng plant or othe r or refuse matt r from :l s hop or 1ac- issue permits for t he discharge into t he purl(yln~ meftn~?" tory. wa ters o f thIs State ot a se wer syste m l "That I cannot ~ay now. Rut the re. . p rohibited by this ac t from doing 80, port will C'PrtRinly pr E'~ e nt wha t fac ts Authority IS [.1\tl1 the st:ltc CO TnrnlS- and that a. copy or his permit s hall b e t ('an g-nther abouL ~uch plans and ap- siotlcr o f hca1t 1 to gra n t a pcrllllt fo..r ' recorded In the County CleJ;k ' s offlre plinncf';<1I. ,.,' I . f . ~ :, an d "ith the local and State Health "J noticE', by thf' way, that some of tllc ulSC la rge sewage by a mUIllC I-1 Departments ; that similar perm ission nur )' ,'prC's~nta tl\' ps are tnlldng of leg- p ali ty o r for {he disch arge o f refuse I may 1)e extE'nded by him with re fe rence ic::t1:ltlon o l Albany to en o bl e thE' ("ountt ' f . d . 1 hI" I I to refUse ma.tters (rom mille:;. factories. e ll to Ad tn wh:u e n ' r w a y ~ E' em!'=. wfs~ ~" a " 1' rom ustna e,ta '5 Imcllts , e tc.; that t he State Commissioner may, \Vhf'n nIl the factR are In. I think this m to s treams. lIe is Ul50 gi \l;'ll pO",,,er in his w t~dom , re voke s uch permits, I~ wl5e. ,Vhat ... \'t-r th ~ ctty m ay de to revoke SUCt: permits giving the parties co ncerned a mple time c ide to rio It !-~houltl hRW' full auth o rity • to make t hp InC'ldentn.1 changes. In do from thr Lt>gi ... lnlun· An ('nThe b. ill m kcs it ma ndatory upon The b lll further d~clare8 that within ohUng a("t giving tilP r o un r ll author ity municipal ~u o ritics to report to 10- 60 da. ys a fter Its pas~age the p roper a.uto provide n (Utpr pl,tnt or f\n auxilla.ry tho ritles In every municipality s haH file l'upplr con .]0 no harm It would not cal boal ds o f health a ftlll schedulc.o f wi th I he local bonrd of heslth a report em. The proprietors of or .ach seWAge s ystem from which bmd the cit y to action but it would its se wcr . . . sewage was being d ischarged within Its Indus mllst report thoundarles into State waters; t hat the I t rtal estnbhshrncnts L I to t l~ local (Iculth lY "r~ conce r ning oea boa rd of health upon satlsfyin ~ 1 d' . . r f 1' 1 • itselr with the correc t ness thereof sha ll lesc. re- tran!;mit the. ~a me to the State Co mmlst lC IS POS lll n 0 rc U!JC. por ts lnust be tral1~miltcd t o ~ state ~tooer o r ~. and that the Sta te health COlll n,~ ,' ,,,, ,' ollcr CommisslollPr satisfied with ththe ", , ,. sam£" b~ file when it in his office- and at It sha ll then bp C'o nstde r ed e\·tdence- o f e xemption f rom the prohibitions or this flt.'t; that the s ame cond itions ~h ,..1 1 a pphr to m l1ls, !u("tortes, ("te., d iseha l'ging waste m at ter Into the S tate p~We-r p. Is This Prohibitive Bill Aimed at the City of PLAIIS BILL FOR BO l G ITHACA Buffalo? I t I T .y. I I The measurt' further provides tha t perma nent r eco rds o f a ll se wer a nd li k e pel'mlls s hall be k e pt by t he local , boards health, that d thoroughof tnspectioo s hall regular be madea nto a.scertaln whet h er the law is being obse rved, a nd pre!;cribes proper pe n a lties for ylolalion ot its provis io ns HE'R.1th Co mmissioner Lewis, who is bac king Senator Stewart's blll, says its e nactment is g reatly needed. as it would con fer upon the health a uthorlties powe r to prevE!'nt t he co ntamination of the wa tert:; o f the State. He sa ys that wit h a. law like this on the ~tatute boo ks a nd rigidl y e nforced the typhoid e pidemic at Ithaca co uld not h a \' e oecurred :.;.ii' . • ~ ...... .. ... .. ..... ............ ~ .. .......... . ... .... .. .. ...... .. . ~ LAWS AGAINST SPITTfNt: ~. . otormen anu cond uctors are g'l\' the right t l ) Ul"I'est disorderlv pa ~ ·ng-ers n~a.u~· a man "II I ' an ... · eel r 'e ~ lgn or th<- dls;rusting and un-j ~3nltal')' spitting hnhtt. Tn t he pvent o f the passa.g(· of this nropll...... ~d 1"\\ tile If. I .. ya~I"US <'" Ol'uin'llncrs .naNed by the cIties pl'ohlhiling s pi'Lting In ay be e n ..,. t · a. .furc e u . J,U() o nnen n'U. condur tors are I lO t{'r('~too in keeping t11efr Cars clea n ~n d t h~y \\111 lake a n Pspe<'iaJ in terest 10 (' ntorel ng this law, especially It the healH1 o u t h ' . onllcs of ~ch comln7 Jlit . tel'p:;teu co·opero.te with thE m. -----<n_ _ __ �10 ·....r.......... ·..............· ·3· .. .. h .. - ltlli BEAV Neces" Steel Plant Section sarily Be Drain Into Lake Erie I tonclusions State Health His Inv T he board{ Of health nlUst also keep a record of permits and inspectiom. A penalty 0 $500 lind a further penalty of $50 day is pro\-;ded for lhe discharge 0 sewage from any public sewer syste inlo stlte wat«s without a pcrnfit. Senral other penalties a r e prordcd for. Sennlor Sf,ewart will soon introduce a bill auth~rizing the issuance of ~r~~;ooo it! bonds by the city of Ithto an adequate water I "~hpther drainage In the Rurrnlo'~ future water So much was delermt noon or Dr. William Elting Dt"partment ot Ht'"ulth. who was pholtt fever epidemic, it~ C'ause8 Exllltting conditions In the findings ot Dr, JohnEion. are not OUB tC' re!ldent~ of the Immediate talo. Dr. Johnllton say~ frankly has t~ to put In a Rewer which into Lake Erlf" direct or into same, f'O far aR Butfalo cone,.rI , ., ing f'ontaminatlon ot the Thf"re Is no way by· It I RulYalo will be> forced. ab~olutely purlflcatlon of its water. It Is tlons at "·('~t Seneca: It Is not !:; falo If the mlnutE"~t de-tailS of StppI Plant dl~trJct are carried r.allty that. In .Imple Justice its water luppl~~. _ .-_...." Arter flprndlng the morning ~u1ta tlon at various times with C'oJ11mt~sloner GreE"ne, City Rop,.prIO"••.I'. gl!"t--91 JI P U " b rmist Hill Francl!! G. "Pard. Commissioner of Hc \,"orks, Dr. Johnp<)n started his of inap(>('tlon at 'Vt>st Seneca. Hc)einc":JIr.:-=::-: Dr. E. It. Ballnu. the Heallh and other members of the Tow ot Hpalth. In Judge Frank S. rald'wel. offlcp ~hortly after 2 o'C'lock. '~~l::-t:~: Dr. Johnson explained that he '! come In rf'sponse to the reque~t Ballou whlC'h was recently 5ent to ~ supply. the I'(>medled or Dot; .. .J.'!X~....:.~ .. ~~.~~..................... 1 - S[WAG[ IN ~ STAT[ WATfRS. : jI I I Is This Prohibitive Bill Aimed . at the City of Buffalo? S pecia l From the NEWS Bureau. ALBANY, March •.-Butralo. threatened with an epldemla of typhoid. becaUBe or the ftllh Aca.ltl!red along the ot Smokes creek, will find Interelt In a. bill introduced In the Senate I ~HBte Department of Hea~!h. by Senator Stewart. amending the Pub"1 anl here." said he, to lic Health Law. relative to the c!Jewhat the condltlon~ art"; to np'PlrmltlO,J charge of sewage and other refuse or what {'treet thE"Y may hB\'e waate matter Into the waters ot this "urrounding t(>rrlto'ry. and to State. The bill adds several new 8ee-1 advice I can." tiona to tbe law It amends, and pro( Vides tha t no person, corporation 01' I municipality, previously forbIdden to The measurE' further provides that do so by the State or local Board or perman£>nt records or all Hewer and like Health or any other public authority. permits shall be kept b)' the local shall permit any contaminating matter boards of health. that TE>gular and . to 8nd Hs way Into the wa.ter .. of the thorough In~pectll)ll Rhall be made to Btate without express perml!~8ion trom AHcertain whether the law Is being obthe State Department ot Health: that ~cn'pd, and (lreR('rlbp~ proper penalties this act Shall not prevent 8uch dis- for 'VlolaUon or its provlslonR, charge at the sewage or n munlclpaUty Health CommlflsionPT Lewis, t\'ho Is or the rdu~ matter or a mill or t'ac- backing Sf'natar Rtewart'g btJI. !!ays tu, tory In cW!le such dtAC'harge is taking enactment Is greatly needed, as It pJace at the Urne or the passage or the \..... ould confpT UpOCl thp health authorlbill; that 8uch exception shall not per- ties pnwfr to prevpnt the contamination f mit an increase In th(" discharge ot or the watf'r~ of the- Hlatr. He Hays sewage or WQftte matter nor the en- that with e. lllw like this on the fllatute Iarremenl or modlflcatl~n - ot the said lbonkR and rI~ldl}' enforced thp typh('lld municipal aewaae Iystem or the re- epidemic at Itha('a could not ha\'~ cOllAtrucUon or modification ot thp mill. curred. ~ factory. etc.: that the State CommlsI sloner ot Health may. In hie judtlment. ~ A0 C! 1(; 'J Issue permits t or the discharge Into the .. ·· ........ ....... ""ril ..... ~·~ .. ·•·· ...····,·J····· .... ·.. ···· .. ·· waters ot this Slate ot a sewer system prohibited by thl. ael trom doing 80. and that a copy ot hIs permit shall be , r ecorded tn the County Cl~'s office and with the local -and State Health Department!'!; that limJIA.r permission may be extended by him with r.terenee LAWS AGAINST SPIT!!JG. to retuse matter" from mUla, ractorie!', t etc.; that the I::itate Comml~sioner may. IElotonn{'n aud conductors are In his wisdom, revoke such permItf'!, gh~ th~ right to :art'cst dlsordprly giving the parties concerned ample tImp. pas, ngpra mflUY u man \\ HI I)l" to make th~ InC'ldental {'hangp~, I f I dl I II The hill turthf'r declarPlt that within arrn. gncd or t 1(> 5':;Ust ng an un· SO days after Its paasagp. the proper au:;.lnJla.ry Itlittil or h(thlt. In he event thorlUes In pvr-rl' municipality !;hall flle of the passage of this propOSt'f.l Jaw, the with the 10(,.1l1 board or health a repflrt ordinranC('s e-n:ll"tc.'d hy thE' vurlous of each sewage 8yetl'tn from which sewage wa! being discharged within Hs eitie-s prohlblling spi'Lting tna)p be en· boundaries Into ~tale wuters; that the forced. Mo()lormen an.o condurtors are local board ot health upon s8t18ryinK interestt'd In kt:"pping tllelr ca.rs clea.Q; ftaelt with the correctneaa thereof ~hall '''In.;ml;l the .ame to lhe State Commls- &nd th"y will take an esp""ial ~ and the enCorelng this law. __pc.,I!lUy C~:~:n~:!!~~ when with nulhol'lties oC €\ach It Ion ~~I~al~n:~d;C~~;!tJ~~e'st.~d co-opel'aote with • banks I �or lotto D D. Caldwell. Justlre Frank ~ !or­ .JusUce Robert Ew ald. .Justice Hpnrl L. Ferrand . and ~ John Hoo'Q'er, citizen-at-large . Dr. Ballou Int roduced Dr J01111800 to the other members. On b ehalf of the board. Dr. Ballou t old what had a l ready been done to he ad off. th e e pidemic which Is believed to be stea.dily on the increa ~e. H~ explaIned that a general system ot clea nIng had b een ordered by the h ealt h AN'T ~VOIDED. fO Ul' Of t. "That lEe the on ly w a ~p we can see,'" said Dr. Ballou . " Even if th e C'lly or Buffalo ('o n sents to take care of the se wage on the Bu ff.alo side of the Ridge. all the oth er territory must empty into the ~reek or the lake. It does now with the nat.ural drainage. That i~, it gets ultimate ly into Smokes Creek and from there to Lake Erle. ,t BAD FOR B U FFALO. it·, board and would be enfor ced. EFFORTS TO CLEA N U P. f lhe d lstrlot. The co nditions a r & truiv °h ocktng." .J C ~dhe p;;rty then returned to .Justice ,a w e ll s office w here Dr J h newed what he h d . 0 1180n rt:"u d a sem. He a gain Brl!e. prompt ac tion upon t he Health oUld. telling the m t bat they had the law at their back s and co uld force t he people to be cleaner. '''L'he district I have seen" he said "i roeklng wltb filth. It Is 'unbealthy h~ e ve ry sense of the word. " ' bat I ga y l s , organize and put tn seWeM'i, B ut that '''HI take tim e. I ca ution you t o force the people to boll their drinking wate r b~~ore yo u do anything else. You need sewers. I n time yo u must have them . Don't delay. I ca n s ee from my trip tha t there is but o ne o f two places Into which YOUI' sewers can empty. It must be eit h er Smokes creek or Lake Erie, This great com~ munlty has spr ung u p too ta st tor you. I h a ve seen the same thing in other parts of t he count ry, but not quite s o bad. I think. Begin to fight It now. The plans you have under conside ration a re good. K ee p at them. See that your 6anitary la\\'s are enforced to the letter, Clean up all the disease-breed ing p laces you can and InS ist upon a free u se ot diSinfectants, M ean time s tart your sewer agjtation ." The Board of H eal th , at t he c onclusion o f his talk. than k ed Dr. .Johnson for his advice. The board will meet aga in in the near f uture to talk about the sewer situation. P la ns for abatinG" the typhoid fever epld'emic we re a greed upon at a rec e nt meeting. All that j~ needed now Is th e putting into e ftect or those plans. Dr. Ballou says there wi ll be no delay. Dr. Johnson returned to B uffalo last evening and had ano th er talk with Health Commissioner Walter D . Greene relative to the c onditio n of Lake Erie's water. At noon today he went again to West Seneca. to mee t Dr. Ba.llou. Th ey are inspecting th e a bodes In the Immed Iate vicini ty of Smokes creek. S "Then bound t o be b ad for Buffalo whatevel' is done." said one of the mem"I think some of the k eepers of thes., ber,; of the Boal'd. big boardIng houses and hotels have 3.1"Bu ff.alo musl loolc after Itself." said I"pady started the clea ning process," Dr. Johnson. " Th e Health D e partme nt saId Dr. Ballou, " but even as i t i~, the of that city is wid e awake. It is on the conditions are awful. There are no alert anu knows as well as anyone e lse sewers, Th e peopl e may do as well as what lhe condit ions III this district they ca n and we may do all th:l.t WE' mean." Dr, Ira P TI'evett. who has bee n ca n but the unsanitary co ntIltl ons wtll never be bettered to any marl{(>d de~ quoted in the NE Vo,'S upon several ocgree untU th e re are sewers. Howeyer. casio ns In diSC Ussion of the ~rest S e nwe have the notice printed explai ning eca situation, told Dr. John ~on whal h e to the people the need of every precau- lcne'i\' of th e epIdemic and its causes. tion and we have made arrangeme nts Dr. Tre,'ett has reponed 92 cases of 101' the coll ectio n of garbage. 'Ve arc typhoid fever in three months. "1 am positive," sa id h e. "that the to give the people a c hance to keep their habitations clean and if they don't greater number or cases never comE' to there will be nothing left for us to do the attention of the authorities. I was but mak e th em k ee p c lean. ~Te are fac- called the other night to a house n ear ing a serious problem and I, for one, say the Steel Plant. Th e name of the patthe Board must be fil'm and fall bac k ten t was Foreign and hard to proupon the law, " noun ce. I fear I dldn·t do It "ell for 'rhe other rnembel's of the board I got In the wrong place in my search. agreed lhol·oughly with Dr. Ballou. The re I stumbled across another case. 1 They said they had known of the co n- should judge many of lhe foreigners ditions In a general way 1'01' a long pre fer to doctor themselves." Th e truth of Dr. 'l'reve tt's statements t Irne and appr eciated that th ey were {l X tl'e mely dangerous to the public health. was Rhown later in the afternoon when Several of them had made personal in- Dr. Baliou found a man lying in a yestlga lions and while not able to ,"lew lUthy room on the second floor of a the state of affairs from a scientific small house on what is called Simon av ... standpoint. thel' said any layman could enue. Dr. Johnson and several m e mtell that the unsanitary condilio ns they bprs of the Board of Health were present. \ Vhen Dr. Ballou tri ed to feel his found were deplorable. "I spf'n t the morning with Dr. Greene pulse, the man cried: " ,M e no seek. of Buffalo," said Dr. Johnson. "and L etta go." H e struggled a n d It was only after OPINIONS 01' PIfYSICIANS. ,,·hlle In his office City Chemist Hill appeared with tests he had made ot th e- long urging that Dr. Ballou got the ItalFurther expressions from physiCians ian to place a thermometer In his water of Lake Erje. I ha" e embodied the menace in the s ltuaUon have the l'esu Jt~ of those tests In my report. mouth . The man was not in a. serio u s on been obtained. They follow: ·_ Two that he made seem to have speCial condition but Dr. Ballou said that was bearing upon my mIssion here, for they Simply an instance of the attitude t h e 'boU"l 1Glr conditions n ea r th e S l eel Plant are DR. RANSOM' S VIEWS. wt"re made one mile and one and a-half foreigners maintain towa t'd doctors. ; WhEl.btl'l. of .<:Ie we rs is installed, or th e natural miles t'rom the shore, respective ly. The D R. DA'V ID H . RANSO){ ot 40 TrIInI"I~ "'" remains as It Is today. th e o utlook fo r TOUR OF INSPECTION. angle street-So uth Buffalo has many water used In the first test was taken the same. It was we ll a loog in the afternoon cases of typhoid fever a mong its resifrom a depth of 12 fee t, in th e other visit to W est Seneca yesterday afterwhen the prelim in ary d iscussion in Jus- dents. I have treated a. number or froln a. dep th of 2::! feet. You gentlew .. son, secre tary o f the N ew Yo rl{ State men would probably not und e rstand li ce Cald well's office was finished. Dr. cases myse lf a nd I know there Is qult~ t from Albany to Investigate th e tythe techni cal findings of Dr. HilI. L et Johnson, Dr. Ballou and the OIther me m- a. bit of typhoi d In t his section ot the e!'fects. ot the t own Board of me say the water showed un mistakablp bers T h e a larming feature ot the Plant distri c t. acco rding to th e o fficial then started on th e tour City. eVlde~cps of impurity-in a word. it Health Ilo nly deplorabl e, b ut excessIve ly dangerof Inspection. Any Idea of vis iting .Ituatlon is t hat a ll t his part ot Bufwas Simply "iIp. I understand Dr. Hill lit . ' nelghborhood and to th e p eople of B uffalo sewers in to the Buffalo and Cazehas made another test of water e"en the v illages on the la k e side of the Steel novia c ree ks and whatever typhoi d ~ :t only complet E' safeguard W es t Seneca farther out In the lake. bu t r think that Plant a nd in t h e immediate viCi nity ot sewage gets Into t he c ity sewers soon bv reason or necess ity~ emp t}p ei ther has no specIal bearing upon the situaw Smokes cree k was abandoned becaus e finds Its way to these c reeks. ·Cree k. The r es ult wo uld be the tion here. for it was nearer the other of the lateness of lhe hour. Su ned-contlnue d and cons tantly increasI know t hat in se veral ca.ses or "We h aKe some cond i tlons existing side or the la k e. ,f lU· .!lI.ter SUDDly. have treated the right here a long the Ridge Road that I typho id which I '"iYbrl' ~i can be a void ed. The prospects are plain. WA TER SUPPLY IS YILE_ sewage trom t he houses hag gone want you to see," said Dr. Ballou. totM ·::'ltorced, to take decis ive steps toward t h e The first place visited was a c om- Into Bu ffalo C r ee k. Ot c ourse, as soon " Dr. Hili told me that he had also .t! 1M ~~J longer a question of r e m edying condiexaminpd water t a k en from Smokes paratively new hot ~1 conducted by P. H, as I took c harge ot the cases I took ~ IJI. W a guarantee of pure water fo r Bu fCreek . He finds It in t e rrib le co ndition Roc hford on the T urnpike alm ost oppo- ste ps to prevent t he typhoid Infection ~' dt, Johnso n 's advice to the peo pl e In the - just filled wi th b acteria. Upon leal'n - site the Ridge Road en trance to t he fr om g e tting In t o the city sewers. This C. Buff.alo Is fa ce to fa ce wt th the s t e rn Inp" t hat some people In this vicinity Steel Plant proper. The p lace was not step is a lways taken, But otten doc,.t& ,~ population, th e re m ust be a change In use crept, water for drin king purposes overcrowded and eve rything loo k ed tors a re n ot called tn to care for Prior to th e official me e llnlj' of the I am not surprised to heal' of the rav- clean. The sanitary condlt\on s a bout typ hoid patients until It I. too lat~ to slo p a ll Infection from going Into the the hotel Itself we r e goo d_ Board of Health. Dr. Ballou lold what agps of typho id fever. "D I·. William G. Bissell. City Baclerh e knew of t h e typhoid fev e r epidemiC "Where do yo u sewer?" as ked Dr. sewe rs. All th ey can do. so to speak. is to lock t he barn door aiter the horse lolog lst or B uffa lo. has to ld me of re- Ballo u. In W est Seneca . eated tests he has made In t h e last 10 Under t he Turnpike there to t he is stol en. FOREIGNERS CONCEAL DISEASE . In this way the sewers ot South Buffew yearS and h e finds t h e amo u nt of ditch on the opposite side of t h e road. " falo have become Infec ted with typhoid " rn the last t hreeJlJo nll>s." said Dr. barterla incrensing steadily 111 Lake was Roc hfo rd 's answe r. and as these se wers e mpty Into the BaUou, "167 cases have bee n repor ted Erie wate T·. H~ says t h at partt"'u la r l y Dr. Jo hnson loo k ed ac ro ss the road Buffa lo Cr eek there can be no doubt to me and I a m saUsfied that the num- after a storm t h e bacteria Increases. 'r and saw the ditch. ber represents less th a n one half the a III told that the pre,'at ling- winds In "Awful." he said, "b ut yo u can't that the wa ters of the c reek are p erac tual case~. That is beca u se th e Ruffalo are from the southwest, ane blame t his man . He has done the best meated with typhoid germs. It Is & t h e 'wate r' of the la l< e. by reason of t hat foreign e le m ent k eeps the prese nce at he can. He keeps his place clean and da ngerous c ondition and unless ~ome ­ the diseas e f rom us a nd becau se many is thrown up against the Canadia ~ th e- town ship or community here sho uld thing is done soon Buffalo will ha VEt Si h ore. "''''hen the w ind s prevai l fro'11 a. b ig ly phold e pidemic. In my own ot the do c tors fall in reportlng cases han~ a sewer: ' w hich come to the ir notice, No accur- the past the waters are blown fa rLh pr A small buildi ng w hi ch stood on the famfly I a m using prepared water for Into the channel a nd get into the Buf_ ate esti mate can be mad e, ~ide of the Turnpike almost wh ere the d rinking purposes and I have advised "I a m Informed by Dr. Ira P . Trevett fain intakp, That. T pres ume, explainc:: Ridge Road joins it, was inspected. It all my patien ts to drink only b oiled or the c onditions after a storm . The Bufthat there a re 10 cases now e xisting "'as so close to the road that many of some kind ot bottled water. DR MARK E . REED-I thJnk so m ea mong famlliep who ge t th e ir water (a Jo expe r ts have made a seri es 0(' the inspecting party tho ught it must tests with floats to show exactly w h at th in g ought to be done t o purity the ha,~ e been on t h e hlghwa}', They were from the lake, near where Smokes thp ,;ltu.'ttiol1 is." assured that 1t was just ove r the line. clty's wa ter s upply-a tlltratlon plant c reek e mpties Into It. I s houl d t h e I'e"\Vha t f~ B uffa lo go ing to d o abo ut r.rhe ste nc h f rom the p la ce a nd Its filt h or whatever e lse will do t h e work. ~ fol' t' give th e t hre e sources of the dls ~ it "' " askpG Dr. Ba llou. ,.........,.,....-=- ease as: contamin ated we ll s. Smokes son. "That I ' an't answer. " said Dr. John~ ",,'as appalling. VIEWS OFOTIfER DOCTORS. " Places li k e t h at shou ld be take n I creelt a nd Lake Eri e. a nd I find t h ere " \Yh at a,'e we goin g to do abou t t h e ('are of w ithout loss of ti m e," saId Dr, D R. HENRY E. STADLINGER-t al'C r'c l~tive l Y fewer cases a mong t hose conditions ."le'·p?" was ar; k ed , thi nk a filtration plan t is what we need. Johnson, ''''ho d rlllk wate l' from the we ll s. T h e presen t conditions at West S en eca " I ha ve been told just t his afte rn oon REftll:'DIES DISCUSSED. PAIL S OF GARBAGE. a re bad. With Smokes Creek emptying of seve l'al Italian fa mili es who live near " r understand ,rou to say that you are The party went into two of several Into the lake t he s ituation Is growing Rmo k es cr ee k and drin k water there' to ha,'e a hO'j<;:t' - to-hou~ investigation boa relln g houses on Si m on avenue. In more serio us eve ry day. There Is only f ro m. 11 i!i a tel'l'lble thing. T hese and gen era l /leaning. I s hould ad"i~e the fir.'H there were men and wo m e n o ne way to p urify water on a. large Itali ans go out on the ice, c ut a hOle ,rou to hay'O'. committee appointed to In the kitchen, some smo king , some ea t- scale an d t bat is by a filtration plant. and the n fill the il' drink ing pails. or do the In\'estif.. ating, a co mmittee mad e Ing and others sleeping. The room s uf- The c l ty ough t to h a ve one. COUt'se- they get the disease. There is 00 up of you Ir.en \"ho are deeply inter- ftced as a d ining I'oom. kitchen, and DR. FRA:-ICIS L. SHEPARD-Ai ~\'ay out .of it. The waters al'e "lIe, csted. Thl"'se who Ih'e in squalor. as "ash I·oom. The b uildi ng was o C a size mun ici pal tlIterlng plant to purify tb. Just re e king with contamination . So J am told . yo u can declare a nuisan C'e to accommodate a family of perh aps c lty's wa t e r would be a very good t hIng. mu ch Cor the creek. T he fact that to if they refu~e to JIve up to the rules six. Th e wo m an who seemed to be in Th ese ordinary tllters a ttached to taucases have developed on the shore of .'Oll ITI:ike. You rna.', ordel' the abateI f I I ·d h i d I L ake Erie In fa mili es who drin"' Il oth ~ c 1argl' 0 t 1e p ace sal s e 1a on y cets a re useless for keeping typhoId The rooms on the ge rms out ot drinldng water. What I:. Ing bu t la k e water- shows p r e t ...1'.' con - n1""n t of an'1.~ nuisance. vOUI' tvwn about '"}" boa l"'el·· u ••• clush·ely that there is poll u tiOlli'. hpallh ol'dlnances ~ho,,' that. Th e re Is second noor were go filled wit h do ubl e needed is a first-c1ass system of' fil tera \yay to 1E".!~en the degree o f sicl{ness beds t hat there was barely s pace Ing the waleI' before It gets Inlo the trEEP TItEIR CLOTIfES ON . ill your neighborhood but the only through which to enter. Til e air was mains. I have observed more typhoid "Th e treat m ent o f t h e cases in wh lr h !nethod of crowding it out complete ly IndescrIbabl e. No t a w indow In the In Buff.alo th is year than Is usual at ~ th e patient refu ses to ('a ll a physiciall tEl by the s ewe r. " h ouse open a nd pails of ga rbag e stood in thl3 seaso n but this time of the year co nsi sts m ostly of milk and w hisk y nnc.l ~ "Can w e limit th e numb e r of p eo p le vario u s corne rs of the gro und floo r. t h e number of cases is always amal1. In g oing to bed w ith one's clothes on. It who shall liv p ICl a ho u se'! " asked DI'. Anoth e r ho us e contai n ing a bout seven 1\Iay a nd Ju ne- 1t is most common . Is a strange fact t h at a mong the for- Ballou. rooms, incl uding the com bin ation D R. l"RANK B. SEITZ-Ther e I. no elgn clement here there Is a great a\'e,.~ " J don't seE" why you can't," was the kitch e n. dining room and laundry, shel - q u estio n but that the city will even~ sfo n to unC1resslng in times uf ill n ess. answer. t ~ I'ed 28 m en . The p r opl'ietol' said he t u ally hav e to es tablish a. tlltering plant. Th py st:e n ' to th ink if they take theh' 01' . .Johnson asl(ed if any attempt was had r00111 fol' two or three more If Soonel' or later It must c ome. Every (' lot~les of( they'll ne\'er get them on ey e r l11.lde tn quarantin e typhoid fe,re r necessa l'Y. Tt was In this house that large ci ty has to have s u ch a m eans of! aga lll , that they'll s urely dl €'. Th at Is so pati e nts In 1Vest Seneca. 01'. Ballou found the sick Italian . purifying its water s upply unless the J have Ret> n many such cases and th~ "· N o. ej)', we ha,v e never .1,n 8d~ any Thp sani t ary arrangements incidental supply Is pure beyond question. With other doctc rs of W est Seneca h ave too atte mpt to ql1aran~lne th e m. saId Dr. to these t\\'o houses defied description. the 1arge set tlements now growIng up I'm sore. . 'Ballou Dt·. J ohnson s aid the}~ were terrib le, to the south of t he- city and sewer)n. " I wish r could "'h'c vou the e' l " 'Veil, it I ~ a preca ution . but let me "and ,"-e been illspe('ling such nelgh - into t h e lake from which we get our n umb er or C'ase~ w;'ve had In the ~~~ t t ell you, ge!1tlem~~1. the first thing YO~ bOl'hoods for a number of years." he water s upply It Is only a matter of tim. thre e mon ths. It would sho" to j c: !$hOUld insbst on b t~at the people bO il Bellied. T w hat extel1l t he dl" ea<e lIas b . Ud all t h e water they dr mk It is the simTwo 01' th),pe othel' buildings were in - \,-he n Buffalo 1\ ilI be (arced to take aco < • • "en I a gI l f fI ht· t h 'd f tion. T a m heartily in favor of a filtering. {'nfortuna ely J can't, for t he do(' ~ p ~s ,,:ay 0 g lUg a y~ 0 1 e \·.er spf'C'ted. One hotel run by a foreignel' tors In many instances fail to r'e or I (.>p ld E' m, c and one o f the most e ffect h f'. on thp Ridge Road a~C'olTIl11odated Ing Pla nt:., ' """'==z:::o~-. me. Th~ way these eo P I lh? ~. 0 1l11pl' es~ upon lhe m t h.e n eeds of s u ch mOl'e than 100 hoarde rs. rh e building !!hal1 !'e~ yourself lat l~ 'n t~ ... de. ,',ou J')I'PC'a utions. r know It i s ha.rd w h en 1'\'1\8 larg(', how ever. an d th e only horDr Johnloon ·look et· 1 1 ~ 11 tah) ·· I t h e l'e i..: so great a fore ign e lem e nt b u t l'Iblt:" part of It. asi de from a ~ome" hat ' .gh'en b noD es Bon 11a ed 111- lit ~ I101.1 Id hI)e d One. I fo r mation unusun I a moun t 0 f fli t"I was tIe sa n"ill be emlrodf d l~' .a ou a n it "T am sa til'ltied that all alo ng here t he ital'Y C'onc-'itfon. Rtate De al'tm€' n 1 S leport to the r:atpl' I[.;n·t any good." th" t\\'o Phv!'\,:nt of Health After " " ' p have I'ealized that OUI' on l), salS ffOCKING CONDITIONS. '. i P .. -Iane;_ had difo;('uI"sed Ihe 'aUon (01' nprmanent oroteC'tlon I!": C~~S rools and o thc:1' receptal'le~ in ~~~~:honRinrorm~lt:> a meeting of t.he , l'opel' sewage." ~a!d 01'. ·Ballou. the neighborhood o f the Ridge Road, l'alJeod T~~~u 0, W e ~t Sene,'a "8S ":\lost aC::flut'edly, " said DI'. Johl1~on. Slm~n avenue and the 'Turnp1kc ",pre . .e of th~ boa~d are. Dr. 'Vhtl'€' l'ould your se'wel's empty':'" In~pe('IP<1 un til Dr. JohnY-ion ~aid: "I've 1.I:..o!:"'U"". SUPE'rVllOr C. L. ~chudt, Town flln.to Smokes Creek or into Lake Ert~ seen all that Is nCl'es~ary in the par ---tionMust Neces~ )ruined Into {trie. ---------- of Dr. Johnson, H~a\tn Officer, After HIS ln~estigation. ------------------ I I I;;: '" .... _.. I I r ' U - ---- .... �... ........................ \~!i- ., ...,............................... I I .......... ............................... ............................... ..... ......... ..................... .. ...... ............. ..........................:;.;.;.;.- ..... 111 Con:fine d iu Ql1n~·antine HOSl,ltabl e. :M inu ie. th E' infant dflughh~ 1' of 1\f1'. allt1 1011'S. Geor,p:e Bilt'S, It ~ l"oes. died ot the That is Dr, Gree ne's Estimate the Typho id ~itu at i on at West Seneca, of sfw at the Emergency Thou ght a Cal ler Had Small pox, but He Didn't, ,The nutborities nt the Emer;:!eucy llo~Plhll had ~omething of au ala rm ln~t ('n:-uing when CharIeR F.kitwood, \\ hn board~ at 162 .\Jnhnmn strprt. walked in~o the ho'pitnl aDd .,ked f01" t rentm ent. 8 kitwood was coyered w ith 80me sort of n rn~h. Th(' ca~e harl ~\lch n ~11~piciol1~ nllPpurnnc('. aDd the rash ~o l11\1rh r('~em.bl::<1 thot nc("ompan;dIlt:" sDlnllllo\,:. that ~klt\~ ood ne,'er gOt any farthE'f thnn thl'recC'llt1tlU ba ll of the Dr G . .in~titution. f I . rWlc, comm lS~10ner 0 lenllh. wa~ E:e~lt Tor. On Dlaking A. cn r ("ful (>'\am re~illatIon I I' of the I "(!RSe D . .r. Greene .. ~x. 3('{ us pmp lf14.1C OIHntOO that ~klt was not ~ufJerinl! from ~Dl:lll11t)". wO')d Th .'. p man. '1'\ as gl~ en trentmE'nt nod ~ent bock to IllS bonrrllllg house. .. ·kit,,-ood is n brn:ss finishe r nnd he n'centIy came here! from ~ • R ochester . P ~ ·.... .. ·· ...... · ...... ·· ........ ·· .. · .. ·T· .. ··· .. ·· .... · .. · ...... ' "'' ....... .......... = jie nut fo pliiblicf) flerangefd)IDtll11l11 loorben? ~foer elluas IOi Tb 3m 121& > wen bung bet GlefafJ r gelfJan tueTben murren , ali(T e~ fome fein fo fl[pieliges ~rintl1Ja\ie r s bidet. lBi~ bie[es sm il . leI ~\~ fu nben iii u nb 'UT Nnl1Jenbung ge . lan~\!, i [1 bie oft luie'ttt60lte smagn ung source." Commissioner Green turther said that he considered the on ly remedy would bfl' the establishment or a good fill ratlon plant. A number ot physicians were Interviewed nnd all attributed the prevalence or typhoId In Burtalo to the use lake waler, and they also agreed that the Ins lallation at a IIlterlng plant Is the only r emedy. am 'l1lallt: :tTinl! nUT gefoef)les ober Il'enifJ ilell~ filtriTtes ~.liieT! 0' 03 ~~ ~ ~ ...... ............ .......... . ............J... .. .. ... ...........-.-..........-.-..................• .............. . .......... ............. '" - • : CONSTANTLY INCREASING OANGER : : MENACES BUFFALO'S WATER : : SUPPLY, SAYS MR. RICKER: ••• • • • I • • • • • • • • • • • • • :'1 • • • tIe George Kamholtz died as the Result of Hyd ropho· bia last Evening. • • •• • Burro I". )lucb 4. 1903. • ~fr ~f"Irm.o E :Mark. Editnr And Prf"lprlpt(\r Bu trall') Evening Tl)1ES : • ~l :r Dear Sir-I bf'K tt\ cnll your Attrntioo tf'l a t'flmmu oication published In • THE TD1ES of .Ta01JSCr 1~. IfMY.!. to whl ...h I d lfll"u!lsf'd some of the enginecrlng rrnhlf"Olti (Of 8auth Buffa 1..... I dn not ~lp-h to flDter totn CbfO ("ontro'"ersy rrgal'dlllg the plAUOI;, ((Or jnod nbatemf'Dt. Although 1 am frP.p to l'ar tbAt I have grat"e doubts ('Ot thP ",l1k"I'Y of tbe plaob tbat ba'\"e bccn adopted. "hat 1 d ... !Clre nt tblli tlwf" tn particularly dlreC't ytmr attpotion t"w:nd 11;;, thut "art nt my lCUE'r which rclerred tl) thf' draloR.gf' prnblE"m unde r the sub-b('tldlD~s Dralnu~r- Lf'tt encoD ldf'rt'rI" and "A Menu'p 10 Health. I su ggested a ('ooblderat lno of tbf' rrnhlpm whkb 10 thf' light of pet'spnt cnn dtttons should, ] belle vc. be..:(lmp R. runttf'r of Intf"re~t to all f'lttzf'ns (O f Butrolo. Tn tht' rnlJutfl'd ,,,aU'r nnW r.C'lntrlbuted to the lakf" hy Botralo Rl~er must now hf" adri('/1 thr- mo!"'" filthy Aod mor ... c1anltcroul' ('urre Dt from SmC'lt.;e's (' rc(>k. t.Tnle8s tlptl~r I'!lInltary t'oDdltlons 3r~ obtoln(,fl In WI"sl ~('np('R. Slllok(!'s Creek will nco ,'om I" n (,on!'llanlly Increasing daD~pr. and nf t re f; ... ,,·prs arc f'nnSll'Uc({'d nod the firoioltgf' ('nlll'r1f"'d It mll:-o ev('ntually ,:f't Into Lakf" Eir le o r Niagarn HI'\"c r. The rrnhlpm I~ thf" :-amf' os 'tltatf'a: In my fMUl cr leLLer. on ly It bas becoml' a grI'R"'I' prohll'm nod m(Ore ln~'~tt'nt nf ",oll1tion. 1 think thAt S{'IU would bf." dolol; 1\ flunth~ ",p",I('" h1 n~nlD t'Rllln~ Rltrntlon to the pr<,posf"d Niagara Drnlnagf' TUII 0(.1. AS tlUlZ~Cf.tr-d by 'ir. W A. lIn'fen. f"I'fll ('n):luf'er. "'bkb ",m rrCl'fld(O, In ms (Opinion. th ... mnst f'trrf·ttvf'" plOD tor d isposing pt Ruffn lo sE' ",sge a nd Indeed t he s('~'age t' t aU ,,'estero l'cw York . Yours vcry slnf"(· r(>!j. GEO ltGEl A. RICKER. ................ ,..................... .... . ....... i'~"" . ,.. .............. . ..................... . __ ....:::: - ~ -' f a I 0 ift 9 e n ii 9 t n b g e s ,tnl luoTbtn, bOB tfloaii gifef)~fJen ~T i Un, UIT1 'Den . ~ie ~I'us'brucfJ 111 .. · ....... .. .. .......... 'IH -I (£Ii '~ / . e 1 fd- " IflO'" . . .. F!~ '" ""~:.:ib.1f Wnod l............... ()t ..... ................... ..... PI! .~'Illk .. rl .,t ul b lnlll r"p '<;0... 16-.'! u Emf> AJab.nl , '''PO With f' t. for tTe3fDlflU\geDl'J" Btl: mlgbt he IUn }il~b w-bl"b it '. Up l\'Ut {'(I Wl)orJ pntf:'l 1 f. 'el 1 th~ 'rIo r,1WIIS pox. 'rb,. rj'~iur' rI)o --nas tho ugh, rn wb ieh Sk It r. n"alth C p.clea. Bn d Dr , . ....:,I~':('Uf'rJ or(j"'rf'rJ ,fo.DP.I'. DQtJ'ee',I ' , _ ..... I ...~TD,'mln'•• If''~tl gU.I1t; tI('ll 'tb~ nJI J~f.I'r Pl:IlI'f'~::fPrJ \~{Ino fnl~ 1I ( (',I I~ __ "tJ, •• Onl <00 0;0 II I mtH'1( us !·pn.1. • • • • ~ '0'1'\ . .. ........ .............. ~ Ruffalo iq H eed ing. -<F£J¥l" the ~)"ra cuse Post·StandaI'd.) Th nctE'riologlst in the Depa rtmen t 01 He lth of Buffalo says that city Is In t.lon a.s has been visited upon Ithican~ s hall comt.'. , " ........................................................... - - --.-, - ;&03 ............................................................ H YD R O PHO BIA (n ................... ' .... ,.'-" .•' ... ,.............. ,.J .................... ..... ~tr" • • • • • • imminei-it dan ~ or typhoid feve r f rom in pur e water supply. Buffalo should heed th e warning before such an a fflic- tiner %\JIilPUS ' lJe f.·nbern un~ :~aT :t~lgccfJfi; C!"i btmie 'n S Ulunf iii jelll' S eil. .,< :1 . • • • . ran at hand. hIm and bIt hImwas sUghtly in the • >;),'1 m rilul r,A. I »moprege " " ' ! II 311 erg tel'f m, right NothIng th ought at .................. .............................. ................... oV' l • 'Oo the Injury at his home a nd until wed- I \(JI b 10lnn bil .6i nirfTI .~efef) iegl, 'N nll need!LY he dId not receIve medical at· ..... ....... .. .................. .... ................ f (! lb ' I b -. ~ f'So " ~ ;, (! 'lenUon. On Wednesday Dr. A. G. Sag. . ............. II e Ie ~ ,I I Jlu) " ,omen, uu D lIe c e wa.s summoned and he a t onc~ decided e fl Sen e c o. 3. sJnar.\.. :Der luofJlge01lilllen fID ,H1IUn,l111 in ben tn ~~~::ea~':i t~~ ~~~:ri~~:;~~ ~~~~~; tUS I)tu[cfl aur Seil io flart f)ier> m\illb (ltfd)!an f)., t. would save hIm. He noUfied Dr. Walter &fl , bali e~ geflern SDr. !!n. Ill. ~onn> D. Greene, the health comml.sloner, 0 Jon bom flaaHi ef)en Gle[unbfJeilEaml fiit -.-.-11 _ _ ... ..... ~ the case a nd D r. William H. Health at 1I0tl)l1Jenbig 6efanb, ilti ~e bot' , ........... ~ ...................... .. the department s t art was sent to In- 3ufp tecf:en unb 'I'~ <Tn ~ I r vestlgate. Dr. Heath a lso declded that ' . ' m~ 101m um "JlI'otege 11 _· ........ ·1 .. • ' .. , .......... - " the patient wa.s surterlng from hydro. gegen lm...!llll!loreJlung bet iSelldie au _........................ . phobia . bef~Te~ell. Spain lam ber Gle[unb > , " - " . .. .. . ~ . 'rhe boy grew worse during Wednes· lInb mil il)m SDT. .;)of)lI > 9Jhnnle V8lles, b,ls Ht ine ,\trn b day nIght a nd yesterday to renoon a nd fOil !) ieT~ in urn hie <'Sa""l • egerpaaTes GleoTge lBires bi fl In the afternoon It WaB decided t o send I • I f ' "I age 3u UII . 6 %,'ge aft I.Ol\[, I' fl Oill' !!R II~tuoef) . ' e eT him to the hospital. Among the phY . ,trIll len; sm"n. glaulil. bOB b ie Seud)e De lBr an atte Tn slclans called to the hospItal to cons ult I()ren Ut)!Jrung 1Il bent fd)led)ten ~Tinf, nft b tin Ouo ranlone:.I) oil ~ i ta l on the en.. were Charles Cary. DeL an- l1Ja[[er OU~ belli IScrllllofeoa"" unb bem ge OT til. 9Ruller unblBaler fln elien ' cey Rochester. Roswell Park a nd Q;Tieiee f.al bo biefe" e' e " ' .. IYn f' f·1ITil an ben lBlottern eT ltan l 1 h, b Charles G. Stockton. No thing they 1\1 grope "JlO Ie 06 ( r '1 b ' juet en could do was at a id In checking t h e bes '2(&raat9 au~ ben CSlal)!tuerfen lfnb~ Inl ellt Q r&en bllbon f olltmen . rapid progress at the malady. 'rhe boy '~r Slrtfcflnfi pnl~;;fI ,.......... " .. .... ...... .. .. ............. grew worse a nd worse and was v lolent t ~ ~ \rl-1l- __ to the end. .. ............. '11 ... ... \ ................... ....... .... .., Nobody knows where the r a bid dog ...................... ... ... .. .......... .. .................. .... ... ........... .. ..... nnw'.. ........ . l't ~ -..>. ~e IIS(Om01i[[ar • • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BITTEN SIX WEEKS AGO \)~ bail bieiel6e auef) l1Jirflidl unb aui bie ~aue r befeiligl u nb bie (ljelu iiif)eil re inen I in,::- sy~ ~em, aud others nd"ocntc the ('1;;tR blishmeDt of a n Intake .t a point up .... -.;'IIJ' the lake ooout file mileq from 8touy Point ....... .. ........................................... ........ ..... 9~~ nb(~ut midway between .H nmlmrg and " mdmlll Point. ,Yo hR"O tnken ""l11l'los ~ of ~f'al~r from t.hat vicinity ond they ar f no.,\ . ht.'lOg fxnmmNl wUh n view to nBcprtrul1l1lg whnt {be condition of the wntN' is thf\re. am not wedded to nn )' partlou la r pomt in the dj8rus:~ion of thi~ 'IU('8UOn or to nny particular !iOlution of th(> prob~ lem that con trnnt. liS. All I ask i. Ihnl tho city get pnrp ",'0 tff. Two propop;itioDs confront ">, If thp conditio"" at WI""I 'fD<"Ca nro to rontinue AS th~y a rt'. ,,-p mnst. elUH~r iet pure ~'nt('r or e~{nblisb B filtermg plant. .\s I ..id, I am not wed· ded to auy or tbo soilltion. of tho prob. lem. George ICamholtz, eleven years old, HDr . •10hnson hus nlready stllrted n died la st f' venlng at the General Hos- ll?l1 l1l ?-to-hOI1S; r rusnde in th(' Stony Point p.ital from hydrophobia. For a long rlI8trl(.'·t, nnd IS urglltg the people to (' I("an time before his death be trothed a t tbe liP tlt!'!r proml.e" to get rid of Ihe filth mouth, growled like a do g a nd wa.s so . that loy" around In tbelr ya rd •. That will "lolent that he bad to be placed In a do milch to reli.~e the conditi t r est rainIng jacket. ~' on:,.Jl' The boy lived a t No. 2889 Main street. I --, I '" .................; ........... .................. ...... .. R ight Along. ~ From the Oswego Palladium.) ~ (' c itizens or BuffalO are no W In the hroes at a n a nimated discussion ot a pure water supply. B urtalo obtains its water tram Lake E rie. A grea t deal of lyphold tever exIsts in the cIty, and this tact has led to the agi tation over the waler used there. Hea lth Commissioner Greene, who is a. physician and hus gIven II. great deal of study to the water supply or B uffalo. said yesterday that the "clty water Is being poisoned right a long now, and t hat t he o nly difference In regard to the f uture is that the poisoning will increase and the percentage or deaths from ty phoId wi ll take a jump as soon as the ice goes out at the lake. 'rhe waler at Lake Erte unde r the best conditions Is none too good and there is not the Slightest doubt that Buffalo owes a large amount ot lls typhoid tever dire ctly to this !J/od) bOt li)"perimenl. fonbnn dlDas rein. .:.~ .................. .. ,.~ Poisoned ferm ! Tin{tua\ier gef)ct!. Don tuo finb en· Dr. Gr~{;n(', cOlllmis..~io ner of health , to n Ommiiiirclni I"('po11or lhi" morning. "])r. John~n. sC<" Tl"'tnry of tJ\(! state dt.'pnrtment of h01llth, ~I~.s from 300 to -100 US I~I. asthnat. of tho number of typhoid yictlms now there. and thnt in n populntioll of pl"obably 4.000 mea DS that about ono In ""Very 100 of the populntlon out tbere has typhoid fe ver." " Is the CQUS(' to r such a condIt ion dnC' (Inti rely to drinking Impure wateT 't" "l'nquestiJon bly. 'l"'hf.'re ore now from 4,t)J() . t\J 5,000 pl' r'Oons se~~erillg into Smokr s cr~k nod the waters of Lnke Erie in the yielUity of ~tony Point. " ..(' have taken samplf"S of water (rom the ere{'k nr.d (rom n point about two runt'lj O\~t in the lake. aDd Ihoy are polluted w lth genus of diseonse. The wondl"r i-i that the typhuid conditions nre no t worSe thnn they nre." IorM there tlllY' menace to the pf'tJpl~ o f Buffnlo In thn t ('{Iudition o( nlinirs·J·' I "Undoubtedly fiO . Th'"'" "", .....-, v..n ge f'ron' tint rlistrict Is wR8brd out into the I k drifts slong out~ide the br("okwntfr ~Il~ is cnrrit'd hl' th c\ currpots uown ..1 the ri\"~r. and It nmq:t o("('cf"Snr' I' II t I wnt(>r nE."nl' tb' 'nt k' f I ~ po u e tie t I n l' or our wa terworks syfitem." "Would tI bl" plant do tl "~;~re~~~thuf:~~('~t of n.,.~ltering lO r am 1I0t prl'pa roo to- make ungernor . I'ltnt~ ~~xhl~·~:;,ea!~th':h~:t ~I~:,i:gs:;a:~~~ ..:.:..... r:t" :,~ .. .... ~ l ' Don ben liibtlitflen ltranl!;eils > C!mgern in un' ........................ .. .................. .... .... .. ...... MAD DOG~S_ VICTIM 'ott 91 iogara [onbml auef) beT ~[ie See lI1il II)pl) u s , lBaciaen beriencf)1 unb es ~illlm;;ftifl f)lll man nicfJI~ Intak e. ~~~~n~s f~l'~8~~e !:b~~!~!;::t ~ht! ~~;I.~ mer. ................. ....... cine lft!llimng bafii r bllben. "Tho typhoid conditions Ht ,,·.. t e<'n Hre simply frlJ:ht ful." soid I en 3u illgcn iilin ~lad)1 rie[cnl)a fl geIDod» [en iii unb bie m iirge r mcd)len germ THE DANGER TO BUFFALO, ~OCTORS SCARE~ r io) Dro!)le u nferer Gillbi eine ~~ibem ie. SonbeToaT ifl 's nur, b,1ji bie (ljefa f)[ [0 Quarantine Hom!:!-a'l \\·~dnl..~day nl~h't. The- ,,1md was takt:'n to thE' )lOspi·tal a. few du)s ago ~urr"'rin.g from smallpox. Thp rath el' was {..lk t) n it) th~ ho~pital about UU'ee wf" k~ a~ and thE' mOlhe-r who a('compnni~ct the ..'hild {O th~ hos· pi.tal W8.~ tak e-n with th l' di,s,t"a::;t" last S e wa,.e From That Dist r ict Co n tam:\Ionday. Doth are in d a llg't'l'. 'l'h ~ fam · m ates t he Wat e r at O u r il y C3JnE' ttl Buffalo some lime ago fl'~ lndla naJloli~. , a n eI etem beT ar3Hirncn m\i\ien[ef)afl GllllUbllt fd)enfen foa, [0 loare nid) I nut I - ~ C ,~ US £S D E ATH --- RGE K AM H OLTZ EXPIRES A T HOSP I TA L-VIOLENT BE· F OR E END COMES. George J(amhollz. Jl years old. dIed at th e G""ornl Hospital last nlghl from hYdrophobIa. For a long time before his dea th he (oan;cd .nd frolheO at the mouth and barked and growled Uke a dog. li e became "iolent and for the last te ..' hours ofjacket. his lI!e he was placed In a r('~trulnlng Thl' boy Ih'E'd at No. !!~ Main s trE'E"t with hIs pa r en ts Six w('E"ks ago he was playing t ordog his ann hou~e. lIe- '''3S bltt(,11 b~'In a fron s lray nothing waS th oug ht of th e wound. The boy s howf>d d AunuGsu·S sy mptoms Dr. =---.. .. ........ ... .. . . ' agt" l','ns ca Ilaend . ~.. %:.....;; ........ Dr sa~(> F i(l that he VUlS lHlt't(,,;,lng ",~ " -~ fro m hynrophflbin Rnd Health Com mlsIJ r ~ -A Ifc ensr, Is not 11 d . . . sto ne r Grecne was no tiftcd . Drs. ,\Vllllam fill l'r~ u mpl1iC'lnC' h ec ed to man ~ H. H e ll'!,,,; l"9ftfrles cary De Lnncf}' iM 1 ( to ~el1 It. "rl{., cut n. JJc~m~e Is T()Roche.!'tcr. Roswell Park' a nd C harlcs ...." , 1,01,n 't' ('Hr. from '1 ,,~~tl of thl~ lIcf"'''''' Stockton were called Into the case but .. l! 0 tI ~. .... to M ... ,,. h I to th A .tils r)o t maladhY Ing COli grew d be worse done to thc boy. he ta? Boorel1(>ofmNlIdllf-' 9 " llh my A."IIt n Jsoaybe1.~pnt andsave hE' died. No . ccn out for Jc!Cs U;ll.n C(>r:iSe canno t trnce or t e dog can be found. ( one :\"car. . ..... '" \Vedne~sday �....................... ....................1903 .... ...... .................................................................. (f:s DANGER OF TYPHOID 'r~:~~~~:~~i~;~~~:~~ TEA DIL¥ INC REA SING.~~~(:"~tb~~~~~:IO~I~~es~~.~~~utl~~;ln;m:'r~~~ i ···········t.. "'..................._ _ ...__ ............." ........ ofIgtllIcilltll ~ os \l i tol g r~ o rb rl1 . l-: ocbestcr. " We lIaYc tb o p u r es t ddn k lng water 10 tb e w orl d sU Il plled to ti S from H emlock and Ca naill e(!- I nkes, " he said, " w hil e otll('r c lU es h ll\'C to t like t h eir drin king Dr. He n r y R. Hopkins, I\fter Careful I nvestiga tion, Says Buffalo ' Has Eight Times More Typhoid Than It Should Have. null wnLpr f ro m t h (\ Great r...nkc~, whlcb nre conl aminated wIlh 11.1(' sewage of the- \"{'I'Y 'IU{'s which URC t h e water tor drin k i ng purp(l~t.c;;. The (!ou~('QUCJlc(, I~. of ('our~{', Inrge (It.' nll1 rnl~s due to ty ph oi d aod o t her simi l ar cpl- d Cllllc~:' B uffalo Is In troub l e n ow n n d bns bE-en :l1f1'crlng t o r Tbe past rea.r from Dr. Henry R. H opkIns, who tor years has made Buttaio's water supply the subject or carpiul cOOJ;lderation ard much. I'esral'ch, has given to the NEV)fJ a tlmely a nd Interesting Interview. Dr. . , H opkins says tha.t "hlIe the condluons a re now Sleadlly becoming more a n d more detrimental to good water, Buffalo in the last 20 years has had about eight times a~ much typhoid fever "as City should have" an Inte lligent . • to have f rom "And we. . s hall continue . four to E.' !ght times a~ much until an Intelligent water supply i~ furnl~ned." added 01'. lIoJ>kin~. " 1 have maintal ned a nd tal ked fo r many years that the water s upply Is Infected. The da.nger is constantly increaSing an.i will continue to increa~e. \-\~hat they have experienced at Ithaca w(, are lIable to e xperlenc~ at any ti me trom the same conditions· and In a m ild degree we have It all th e ti m E.'. "The remedy will be cheaper no w t han if it is put off for 10 or 1~ vears T he conditIons should engage 'the at~ tentIon of public- spirited citizens. NO NEED TO FILTER ALL. "To filter the water of lhe entire city would be qulle a trick. H practical means a re de vised for filterIng the wa ter used to r drinking, dome.Hic use and bathing, t hat ul'lf"d Cor business p urposes, for fighting fires and cleaning streets. could be what It is now. " I belieVe that it would be a "ery, ver y easy matter. I'm not cel·taln but that's a better plan than trying to filter all the water. I believe there arc- ci Ues In this country that have a double system, s uch as tha t would be. T hey use filtered water, as I say. tor drinking. "~... l .~ r.d , " " "" 4. .... . t yph oId becollle epldcmlc wbich Is traccd dIrectly to the wntl~ r tlU I>ply from Lnke Erl('. The Bu ttulo New s I coo!tillg and bathing nnd ,,'ater euch as says of t~e UlUtlN': we htl'·€, for other U~ef!. CQmmercial t tl{ nl t h f gm .Jt lsf'p 'W{ fircenc, who hns b('('n purpos-'s exhn.ul'll a great j)ortion of our' u~· ,~!frlo8uUt!mll;~~s to ".llmE I t :oru Lake Erie ~UPJJ{Y 11 !:I til) l h: nkc, (' \,"n llR tnr ... u ' th II llH Athol ~pl;Ugl'l, nnd WInd mill l'olut on tbe p on e ~mhurg hill! a filter (' a nadlnu tlbOrl'. u n ll Ou n c~ Ihe- dellbe r:l tl~ Cou. plant could be bUlrt very readily. Good (' Iw'lil)n thal HCWilg'(' f rom Smoke" crt.~k Is wq,ter trom thp lake could be pumped l'olllllllllnnlIng the "Mel' :; up pi y of. thi H city into It and readIly plpE'd to the city ILllll thllt tlit' cOlllllml natiou will hll'rea~~ I' m not certain but there's spaCe enougl~ rb~~I~~~~;l't' h utvrt'l, n urc(>tnc Idoesl nOt tu ke tbe f 01' fll tel' b e d s a Iong tn 12 water front or IUlgbt tu k(l place con some nm Ilat on In wil ltil(! or he mny. LIme adjacent to Our watel' works. This fll_ / 3 !ll'l'. lIt: st:\.I(,.'S t hnt the water hi b('I~~ terlng of wat£'r for communities Is p'°ll=wnccJ rIght along now, nn Ll thu t the ouly 5 til regnrtl t o tb r t I omel hi ng pas t th e experimental stage I. utitt·ucrcn(,c IJOi'Sonlnrr " Ill I e "1 ure oS thut -It Is in no sense ex JJ e I' I men t a.I I t'O ucrens<, nnc thl,.· p("1'c£'nt I :Ig'(' ot dl~a.tbs front t.ypbOl d w ill tuke ~ Ic-\'cr w hich tllI"CRtt:' US to <; I I ~u~n.p CO S T WO U LD BE SLIGHT. I n~ ~oon .ns t he I ('l~ go~ out or tlw ".. sf~drmgl~~lI~I~O ~ rom s th('sg('l'f~s e!('Po~l ted hl~ The! f> is no I (:a.ron that I know of stl I I ' I . Ill okes (rCf'k to he wh or...• a HUe l' plant S h ou Itl not be InsU- t h erree UI) H tie stO l'lllS aud mi u '~led with city <lrlJik lng wliter. e tuted along our \\ al{'I' t'I'O[1t adjacent ' '('a u rou su~a;'C':,t nny pluu for suppiYin to the" ater wOl·k~. The cost of pump- j P Ur(' dl'I nkIng Wil ter t o t h e p u p ils 111' th~ lng would be very trHl1ng. The water I llUlJlIl' ~ch ool !-l th<.'sf' dll Ys. w h e u the wnter could flow bark into wells near the i~ p ~WpICh thf'?" hUJ ·e u('ce!:=s In t he rrJ;U.lar plant and have the pumps then throw u::; kcd.!) so po sone with typhol(] '?" he wus It i~to ~ur r;servolr: just as they do " 1 don ' t know wl.lIIt W i' f'ft n d o. It nln v no" . It s qUItP pos~Ible the filter bE'ds be pOtlsllJlc to . get t he engi ueers to bol l i. could be adjusted to our present 'yater quan ti ty ot ,,"ult' r lu the di.!tcl'l·U t Sf:hoob. su.~)plY. , ~~~~n=~s It t ~hl;;J'~nlllt h:'I~lo llbe I\:C.' PC cOo l. Jt t T~at, howev€,r. could be easily de- IlI lo It. 111 the ll1~n nt1me /'~S ~~l~~d\hi~~ IITk crmlnC'lltol' It has been unquestlo>lably ch llr.1 re n mlJ:bt tnlH~ Ii bott.le o f ''{''It 1e demonsLri.lted JUSt how much space 15 sc,:!OOI wi th t ilPUl. ~r h l s Is not n' b~~n (t~ necessary for fiitE'rlng 1,000,000 gallons tlu ng to d o. lIut It 1~ IlbOUL the onlv t hi ng of water per day. The tabl e is 2.000,000 tlll.I t cu n, hl' rlonC'. unt il some pln n' I ~ de. gallons a dR.}' an aCrE' The Impel'hl vhw·d. 'l h<'b pnreurs of lll OSt of t h(' ('bllllre-u ('~'t W~l'n :1 hOUle ot milk or ten BoaI'd of Health in Ge~many fixes the ~:~ns ~~m~'t[~~ P maxImum at 2,500,000 gallons a "day an I lug oa t 0 1' t lt('t tllrtl~(1~~~~~~; ~~~~l~turt­ acre. I SOUle yelU'~ ago." . ouse "This water question Is an intE.'nRely Commissioner McClintock snld : prnct lC'R.I matter to the city of Buffalo," ··'1'hn.r Is jus t wbat would hnppp.- n to RochIn speaking of the fact tha t therp had fOSt('r It nlly l>nrt or its water supply tor been no .5uccel';sful effort to get better drink ing purposcFl was t k ! . wate r In all thpse years, Dr. Hopkins . n en l'OUl Lake On· said: " I think It a n o,'el thing that the t~ rlo at nn) point nea r the mouth ot the great city of Buffa lo should think It <.Tcueset> rl n"r. whleb carries In Its wa ters could take Its water supply from Its t~~. _~wagt' . ? ~ ..~~~...~ 1ty." bat h tub." --L" ~ '~" ~"'j903 I I iA. . ... ...~: . ::.........~ . J.~. !3............................. ~ \> \:.;;- .............~. , . ...... . ............, .............................. ..... .......... ~.~:::::..................~~:11;:.~........ . WATER • Spe clu l From the NEWS Burea u . ALBANY. Ma rch 5.-"I have not r eceIved wo rd from Dr. J oh nson, who is Investigating typhoid condi t ions at W est Seneca a nd the p ossible Incidental pollu tion of B uffalo's watf'r supply," sai d Supt. L ewis of the State Boa rd of H ealth yesterday. "With t he exception of what was contained in a brief dispatch to the effecl that he hnd ',found things in bad s hape at " 'est Seneca, I do not know whe n Dr. J ohnson t will return. H e will sta" long enough, ot cou rse, to tho roughly investigate t he sit uation. If D r. J ohnson so r ecom mends, I will deSignate une or more of ; H ealth Co mmlsSlOn~r~ inspec · tOI'S to act as State :nS)5"e"C[ors at ~Ves t Seneca as lvng as th ei r services may be necessary ou t there. From whtlt I have learned ot th e ~Ituation at 'Yes t Seneca I sho uld say tha t the conditions should t'oncern the people of Buffalo even more th an those of "~est Senet'a, for t he reason that B uffalo has so many more peo ple to be ., frec t ed. "The .:mly remedy tor DufTalo Is to fi lter Its water. To e~ tablt~h a settling ba,!;ln or resen'olr u p in the Hamburg hIlls. and pump the wa tE'r Crom the lake up to It Wilh the \'Iew of letting the for eign maher settle to th e bottom would help some; but my experience has beell t sedimen tation has ne,'er proven effectIve tn purifying water. Di rt s'lnd and suc h stuff would si nk t'l bottom. b ut typhoid and other wou ld not. T hey are too ligh t affec ted by g l'a vlty. 1 saw it some place that a filtration plant ff nlo would cost something like 14.~'WJ .OOO bu t It strikes me that is a high estimate." mu ch do yoU thi n k A filtratio n suc h as Burralo would need. c o~ t 1" wa., u.ked. more til f/OO.OOO. " was the ASSEMBLYMAN RUEHL SAID BILL PROVIDING FOR EXTENSION OF INTAKE PIPES INTO LAKE WAS LIKELY TO BE INTRODUCED TODAY. I Unt er u n oefd)r eib Hd)en O u alen. roeld)e fcl6 [t b ie b eften ~e r 3 te n id)t 3u rin bern bermod)te n , oorooq! fie a ile ifJrer Stull ft un b m.liffenfd)aft au r inet ' f iig un A [tefJe n ben Wi tte! a nroanbten, ifI gej/ern !1lad) m ittag im allgemeinen .f.lospitaT ber 11 ~aq re alte' 'llat ien! (Heo rge Stamfjolb an ber s!:olIroutfJ ge, fioroen. 'iDie ~ ltern bes U n gliidrid)en 11lofJ, nell in !1lo. 2889 main @5 tr-. !8eim @5p ielen m it feinem flei nen 6 d)ooB' l)ii r,bd)en b or ber cltetlid)en m.logllung bor [ecqs m.l od)en roar ein frember R ii, le r qinau gelaufen getomm en unb galte bell ~ lI abe n in b ie linle .p anb gebiffen. @:r ael gte b ie rounbe 6 telle 3ro ar feiner mutter, a llein biefe etacqtete ben !8ifi ni d) t fiir qefa fj rlid). SDie felbe rou[d) bie m.lunben forgfCirtig aus unb liefi eil ba be i belllenben. @5ie fd) ienen bell Rna oen a ud) roeiter lein Unbeljagen nod) bier @5d)mer3en 3u mad)en, fon , bem eljer 3u3uqeile n. @5d)liefilicq aber ftelIt en ~d) fJeftige 6d)mer3en in bem ga n ae n 9ftm unb ein eigen!fJiimlid)es 0efii fJ T bei bem Stnabell ein, fobafi bie ~ rtern fid) am mittlllod) ge3 11l Un gen f a fJen, SDt. 21. & ' 1 eage 3U rufe n , ber a uf ben erften llllid erlannte, bafi et es qier mit einem giftigen .f,)unbebifi 3u !fJun unb ber Ueine 'lla!ient tm botgeftfJrittenen 6tabium ber m.la ff erfd)eu fid) befa n b. SDer 21r3t febte nu n ben &efunbqe ils~ ~ommiffCi.LSDt- ilir ee ne b,on O'lill1}or , f a-lIMn'"1fennt ni fi u n b blefer liefi bie Rr a nlgeil bu t d) ben @5a ni!a!sat3 t SDr. 1 .f,)eatfJ genauer biagnoftidren. SDerfe!, be iiber3eugte fid) nun babe i, bafi SDr. I @5age Teiber nu t 3U retfJt Ijatte; es ro a r I b ie gefiird)tete .f,) ~btopljooia, a n ber bet ar me Rnabe lit t. @5e in S Uft a n b berfd)limmerle ~ Cf) benn aud) tro b a llet 0egenmitteT 3u fe, I f)ens unb geftern ino t miltaq beftfJlofl man, ben lllebauern s roertf)en in bai! allgemeine .f,)oilpitaT au fd)alfen . SDoti / unterfucf)ten bie 6~3 ialiften bo n 21er3' te SDt. !J/osroell 'lla rl, SDt. SDe .\la nce~ !nod)eftct, SDt . ~qarle s ~ar~ un b ~ t • ~f)arle s 0 . @5tod ton ben trail unb f a' men babei au bem 6d)lufi, bafi ber 'llatien! n id)! mefJ r gerettet roerben f iinnte; bie fd) redl icf)e R r anlgeil roar fd)o n au roeH borgeftfJritten . 6ie !qa, ten aoe r a lles in i~ rer matfJt 6lef)e n be um fei ne .\lei ben 3u linbern, .u n b fe lb ff ba m it fJ atten fie fd) liefirid) fei n en @: r , folg mef)r. .\lange bot feinem :tobe tra t 6tfJa um bor fei n en mu n b unb tt I fn.urr ~e u~b fd)nppp t~ fiirmritfJ u m ~d), 1 role em b lffcr .f,) un b, bis bem armen , SDu Tbe r fcf)ri eflrid) ber :tob fei ne f alfe .f,)anb aUfTegte. ~ r ftarb u nter u n, befcf)reibricqm O ua len in Rta m pfen u nb ,8 udung en. m.lo jener bi ffige R iiter geolieben, ber biefe ll llllfJeil an ge~itfJt etf)ot, roei fi lein m enja ). .I;n;" I I ....................... ............... ....................... 'r Ifil ar bot 6 !ID OdI CIl Rtblffen loor"', " ! llerurtqeift ~orben. . .. .... .... ....• ., •......... ..... ..............................~. About $750,000 for Buffalo, Says Supt. Lewis of th e State Board of Health. ~ . :Dtr Ei dj uTfll nbr (!leorgt Rn lll~ o lf1 illl wi t h their w ater 8upp ly. nl tbough ot a ,-astl y d l {[l" r {'ot no tu re trOD! th ose cx p erl cncct1 111 # 19 SCARLET FEV ER SE R UM . . / . hln a sh ort tim e the re ha ve been h e' l'd a numbe r of discove ries of s p ific serums a s remedies for certa In dis ses. One or the most interestIng of th ese tangible proofs of th e un-< mlt ti ng ac tivity of m edi ca l science is the n ew a nti· tcxin for sca rl et reve r which h as been e m ployed wi th powerfUl efl:ec t a n d pas g ive n rise t o h igh h opes. If the s upposed d iscovpry o t a c ure for scarlet feve r h as the us ua l [ 0 1't Ull€~ of med ical treas ure·troves of t he JUnd, a pe ried ot disappOin tm en t is not unlikely t o su cceed the first outburs t of congratula tion. Then If th e re med y is ot ren l v a lue It ",lit be m a de th e s ub· j ec t of fu rt her ex perimen t and its sta tus in the h ea lin g a rt will be defin- ..... ....... }(.~ Itively ~stab lish e d. And it is to be h oped tha t the resu lts [ rom the n ew .~~~ ...... .. .... .... .. ... ... sca rle t fe v er serum m ay come up to .... .. .. .. ... . " r ...... ............. . ~ I I "I think tha t the bill providing for a ;D extens ion of the inta ke pipes on the CIt y 'yater p la nt into the la ke w here a u unlimited supply of a bsolute ly pure wa te r can 'be obta ined . wa s in t roduced In the Legis la ture toda y ," sa id Asse m blyman George Ru e hl t hIs a fternoon . "Sena to,' HIli will h a ndle the bill In t he Se na te a nd I will look a fte r it in t he Assembly. T he bills 'we re torward. ed to A lban y la te las t e vening to be p la ced f or Introdu ction toda y. "A s sta ted In The Enq u ire r last week a ll reaMnable expect ations. f or t he the meas ure p rovid es for the extensio~ medica l pr o fe~s i o n will in t hat ev ent of the sup ply pipes out a mile a nd a half to HClrseshoe R eef, where pure be prov ided w ith a n e fl:ecttve wea pon wa ter can s urely be secured. t o com ba t one of the m ost d eadly t "r a m now collecting da t a on t h is diseases of childhood a.nd a m a la dy subject. a nd a m go ing to give it th e wh ich is a cau se of jus tified d read both mos t ca reful a ttention In order th a t th e mOYe m a y e ve ntua te in fu r nishing ..00 Ch ild ren and parents. Burra.lo with pure wa ter, to insure aga ins t any possible tllhOI~ ..?u.~~r~"'~·: hi J ...................................... ................................ I I 1S03 _ .................. ~b!.\.. ....... ......... . ......... .. ... .. ~~. :;;~: ';~::~; ..:.::;;;":'; III ted hy a sma:lpox case in lil is ~it whi~ h was wl'ongly diagnos ed by tht! a:t1teuding physiciau last summ er. rhe re-sult of his carp less ness was twelve case, three ot which p roved fatal. :::"!WJ s Ijeifl!, bafi in ber nod)ftcn @ij;iWlg bcll ~oun!~, !J/olfJes eine !J/e, f e/ution einoereid)1 11lerbm 11li r b, Ta u ! roeTd)er bas ~(rrieitilfJa llil aTil 3ud)tfJa llil a n Cell 6!an t aoqetrefen unb ei n neueil ~(r?eitsfJaus aUf ber 9Irm enfJall ll farm I ern d)le! 1'\1erben joll. - Dffenba r um . hm lllau bes neuen Ouarantane, .noll vifaHl bafd!>f! au bed)inbtr .l\ . .................... :: ........................ 7r; e a e- I-n- e- I -'o- e- !- )1) - i- t- b- - )1)-e-t-:-b(- n' I cil>HrdJen !8egiitben « (J1e !llot~dJll~ mll ~lfege!n um ti:5tfJut btt lIDajf<tAU. a I" tl fln fugr Ittfftn . m.l'o ~ onnen ,It ~ f Ij u n . urn bit ~ Htetung btt 211itOO1fet ;ri n btn ete bti !IDeft~6tntca unb an- ~ trn 'llllietn au qinbetll ~ �'1'h(' hndJll Rro \"Itstiy Qtlkkh: (1('- ~tro,"{'d In dlr('C't ~\lnlllifht, n nd ~'11I nOl IQnEr In d lrTll~(~d Ilg-IH, ThCI'f'fore, knowing tht l"o nrc(' ot thp dbN-t~E' t hl' !'loll on whkh it thrlw'!l a nd th~ ('Ie' m('nt~ whlC'h bring- dl.. ~tr u('lIon, t.he dl!:t· ~Ul.\7""e • .......... /- . ~ .... ,..,:...""...."................................. . r':\'S(' It~('lt ('::t n bf' rll'~trnYl·(1. ~'rhE!'re nr(' !"I?"l'ral mNhnd~ o r C' ontrol- In g thp Moure.;' or T h~ fl l'::it CONSUMPTION. Most Curable "nnitAtlOn nnu plumbing. thot thereafter a less detailed Inspection will . uIHce.1 CRUSt' of Dr. Grerne dt:clnres thnt one Jnsppc- co n~\Hnptton. IH hy co mpul~ol'Y noti fication tor. to do conscie ntious work, c an make o t n il cns('s which <1l"\·ll lop. Thl~ Is nol ror the J)\l rr,ll"'(, ot dl .. tllrbl llg the pn~ tlcnts 01' the r fa mil I('!:!, but In order that fJpportunlt.y m.\\' be had to ~ how them t he dllng(,1"~ nnel how to u\'old them by 1l lspo!"lng or thE' ~ 1)UlUm, Anoth er, rnth cl' more Indlr("('t. I~ g ood ~ an ttnltOIl, n. wholcsoJn<' (nvlronm t?n t tndoor~ and without.: th('tl pe t'~o tH\1 c lf'onlln"Rs hn.~ great (' ((eet In re~l ~ tln(';' lh~ ~l' rms, a nd propel' fo od. well ('OOkNl o l1d ' l·p~uln t' l~r t'al ten tOl·tln t'S tht' ~y.,t(' n \ a t:atn!'>t n1tR t' lt, whl1(' ,\I('nlhJlI ", m n nd a n\· thlng which lo\\ •.' r~ tilt' ,'lto Ut)' 111'11)1:' hl" prppRI'c gooLl ~o tl to)' thc huC'i1 1i to \1\.(" upon. only three de tailed inspections a day. It wou!d, 4, 5 ~ !I Ia.wful tor the City at In a sum not to exot rais ing money to easements, prop(' rt~, lB. rights, p rlv~ tlroJ;('s Rnd any fou ntains. clams, pipes. conduits, hydrantH, ma.~ C' hlncry all oth er ren l and pcrsonal pro p~ prty wbatl!o(lver nec(lsBnry fo r tbe acq uJ s lt!ontlon, constructlDn, maintenance, ('on trol null operation at sol d waterworks, an d fo r tho purpose of contrA.ctlnJ; tor Lbo execution or 1I:lld work or u.n)' part tb('rcoC. ond for supplying nny nnd all nece!':sary mater la.l s tberefo r, as provided In tbl~ ac t : such bon c1s to heaf IntorE'6l at a rote not exceedi ng per ('('n tum per a nnum, I)nyable semiann ually ~t tho omce of the Comptroll er oC the city at Burrola. or a t tlli' Gallatin ='allounl Dank In tb(1\ <'I ly of New York, as the purchase r may ('l c" L, not less than one ftftieth (I.Ild not more th un one t.w£"ntlt'th tbereot to be payable at tho end or enc h @ul'cesfSh'c year t.hereatter un ~ til lb{> whole sum shall have been "aid, as may be d<'tf'rmlned by the Common CouDcll or sai d (' lty. s uch boods shall be Iss ued from time to ti me , aR O1ay be ord ered by the Com lUon Counc il, by the Mayor and Comptroller , under thp city Bcal, ond shall be sold or nwnrdE'd 98 provided In Bectlon 492 at the Charter, bC'ing chnpter J05 ot lhe law8 at 1891, and thp ac ts a mendatol'Y the1'eot. The Co mmon rO Ut1C'i1 sha ll make provision fo r t.he paymen t of tht> Interf'Bl on nnrl tho princ ipal ot said l)ondf:l, nq the Eln me Rhall becomo d ue, In the g<.>nr rnl fund pst1mntes at s..'\ld city SCI'. 7. All p rop('rty, real. persona l or mix ('d, or every d£"sr rlptloD. name, kind or na turC", f\(' QulrC'd by tbD ci ty pursuant to the prOVIRloll~ of this art, or otherwise (or tb(l pllrpo!t('s ~ppclne d In said act. a nd whe re so~ {'\'(' r ~Itunte d ...... Ithin the state of New York '\ ~ h8.lI, a fter the nCQuisttlon thereof hy the rlly, be pxpmpt from taxation for uny an d all pu rpo@t's. Sec. . This act sball talte effect immediately. t e n- ements the' first lime. one inspector, uncler the stated . co nnot enforce t h literal req u irements ot the law. WJ1~ther t his l iteral enCo ,'ce ment shall be observed I liS the Charity Organization SOCiety deID8J1ds, will be for the determi na tion o f t he Common Co un Cil. P ower of Education. An Ipc1lr r>(' t thO\1Gh potent n\f'thod at OrE,O, Otis Says it is Decreasing in an Astonishing Degree, th('retorl?, ta ke one man 1,633 days , or flve yC'urs, to inspect Tf's t ~ tln~ nn d p r('y ~ ntlng the disease 1 ~ (,0 \1('111. 1011. GTl~a l It'fl guelS for this o bjC'C'l ha\~ 11('(' 11 formed In Germany, T c n c-m c nt houses a lways are 3* the source of inter es ting s tudy In growing France. E ngland an d otller cc)un t r le s. T h ese leaguc~ a r c <.'o mpos('d ot promi - cltlee, an d this question ot thei r strict nent peo"lp, nrt' cu rn e!:l tly a.c tive and surveilla nce by the munleipal a uthorare be~lnnlnr,' t o havp their fo llow('rs 10 thi s ('oun llT· Hefor(' long England ities is worthy of thoughtful con.-iderawill b~ dOll l~U on'r with :::anltRrht fol' l\Ibp l'ctllo~l~ pn tienl"', Uq It once was ol on. Together \\ Ith the request for two tor lepers Thl<l. W(lrk n f pdu('''ltlo n 1n<: lmi('s; th e m o re Inspectors, two more fumigators (11":-;\ mln,ul un of trnc (~. th{' g l\'lng OJ IcC'tul ('~ lUlU ( 'a('hln~ f :Hnlll('s how lO are a~kec1 ror to cliRlnfect where c onIlxolrt ~on t .ll' t with t h f' gf' rms by L'O n~ taglou s dlscases have been. If the In tt rollln~ th o ~pntll m. A .... t·l'y tlct! \·o so· ('ktv in N.3w York hu ~ hall ('o ur..,eR ot t er a re provIded, fumigation, inste ad of 1 ('('Ii.u·{'~ 1.>y mo~ t hl,;-hly ('ducatt'd men, ",101 ~ t l'l't>o ptt Ct'm vlew~, sho wing the b e ing delegated to privo.te indlvlduuls. ruvuge:-o o C th e s(' rm~. The VI'cnt snnitarlum at Rutland, the will b('('ome o n e of t.he fun c tions of the fl r ... t 111 Anl('rtca. rf'mnr k('d Dr Otl~. ""l~ ll'Ollght a hout by th e e ftorts ot a South H ealth Department. BO'i t on physician wh o. through fricnd.!ll, Ils11Cd the bill th rough Ih ~ Il~gJ s l atHre. · ·· ,. · · · · · · · "i ··~ ·-· · t now h::Li a('("o mmod otlons Cor :!50 pa.tl en t!" . nnd. n blll I~ p('nding by which It will bf' e xt('nded ~o as to ac('om mo....... ..... ........... ., ' ~ daU" 4.50. It Is not a p iaN' Cor Incl1rn1>ll"~. how~ p \· ... r. The~+: !>houhl he olh(,1 ",1 ... 0 p ro \'ic\t'd fot' Locality (\)1' a sonitarhnu 1<; nut Impo rt Hnt .. \liY 11a('C' 1!-l ~a.th.. fuC'tory whert. th(,l'e I~ pun' o lr a.nd ~unlight nnd n .................. chancl' W g"l't patients ou t Into i hem. ··Con~umption Is o ne at the most Tile la.tC'st rtpot't from R utland ~ho "":$ / " "D iSP OSitiOn of Sewerage. curable o f d isease!'. that iO pert.'(,l1 t o f the <.:asp,"* "hl('11 caml' "Tt Is Impo~stble f o r It to come by In· In th €' earlly s tah l'S hU\'e been "arErlIto r The Enqu ire r: rest l"d." tha t 1~. cu r ed , wh llp a t tho,.;e heritance from parent!\, r (' report of the {' ity bacte riologist , ·'Its. ravages are subject to no climate. farther ad\'anc('u 40 J)t~ rCt:n t ha\"e been Dr Isse ll. s tating t hat t h e dri nking cureo. location. nor condition ot temp~ture " \\'c n ('f"d hosnlt3I!"l." ~a ld Dr Oti,. '" , or rath er n il the wat r use d by " The di sease has u('en ascer ta.ln ed to or weather. the lty, Is un!Sali~factoI'Y, s hould cause "It Is ef\ua lly common In London and be In!f"ct lou,.;, :-:0 thoq{, in tfl' cted ... houhl an medIate ln ve~tlgatto n b y a spebe ft!'pn rated from o ther~ of Ihp (a mll~'. Boston. Charles ton and Rio Janeiro; in All thl .. Is a m p ly l'rol.'idf'd (I)r in o t her cia l C'o mmi~sIon of sanita ry e xperts , .\merlca, Germany, France and Eng- disE"ns(><~. bu t not tn C-O n ~llDllltlon but thl' ob.tect of which shoul d be to asg ure the ('iti zens ot Buffa lo a pure, thf" pati(,l1 t ~llf't'p r lng from thlH hns ii~ land. ht:a lthy water. l!p to t h e pref'E" Dt, the " There Is no reason why it should mUl"h right to pI'Opt'I' ml~di<::ll t rca tm pnl ancl nur~ln; In ho~nital as the onc . r wa ter ot }Jlng:.l l'a River has b een more not be ex terminated from the earth. fttctt'd \\ Ith ajlJll"IHUl"itl~ or pn·'l1m'lnla. Fro m The Express Bureau. or Ips.~ cont<lm inHt ecl a t almos t any but e"ery t;,eason to hope that it wtl1 .. \.noth('1" "'1': pthod b.-gun ht"rf:' a;\l1 ill , A lbany, l\fnrC' h S.-The " pure wa ~er lim·?' or thl' y £oiU', still not eno ugh to N"l"'W Ynrl: Is a ~Y!';tE'm of \'I~it:\tlf)l1 be." I bill" fo r Buffa lo was introduced In th e cl'ea te any a mount of dI"e!)se . The fu whf' reby nllr!'l('~ at f' ~I ' n t out to \'hl The~e decla.rations ha \'e bee n made Senate this morning In the name of taml1lE'~ ~mcl 8~(.·(>rlUtn thf"Jr ('ondJtlm ture flops not let u~ hope f o r a ny more alltn tn recent y ear~. In some form. bu t dnd ('nvl ronmfont , and It nece~"'t\.ry tllr- Senator H en ry W. Hill. It e nables th e (a"m'flble report. 'V it h the rapid s trlde~ ye!"terda!l', a t the Twen tieth Century nl~h p roper food trom thp dlpt kltC'h£>n c ity to cons truct o r a('Qulre a w a.terBurfa lo has madE" in the pttst fp\\' YE"a r~ club luncJl£'o n , Dr E . O. Otis presented .\ :-;i milal' plan i~ o1.>ou t to he adoJ)tE'd a nd thl' p rosp ect o f a. large in cr etl9'e 1n works system for th e s upplying o f 'wathem In ~o for cibl e a light a nd si mple In l'"a mbrldgtt. popul ntlon 1n a v ery lew yeo-drs, to" "\Ye are thus try ing to get hold of t er to Its In habitants. f rom Lake Erie" manner that hi!\; hearers were not only get her \\ Ith the po~sibili (y ot a n umber Cl:L!es n nd not only relle\'e and c ure The bllI does not bind the city to an y dellghtf:'d but startled. o f np w to wns cc.oming Into e xistence to these If pos!lILle. but prevent the s pread particula.r method of pu rttylng the wa.Jnm"'~<; P. Munrne, who pr£"slded . In· t h e nO I'th a nd south of Buffalo, the u f th e \ UReft~e . tpr . No th ing a t n il Is said on tha.t troduced the s ubject, "The Contro l o t \ "It is c hear,er to ('ure a patient and questIon of disposition o f s e wage a nd Tuberculosis," by relaUng ho w his s pt him to " rork a gain, than to let point. It wOllld res t with the city a u t h e pur-Ity o f wawi' is one th a t must young daughtpr wa~ saved a t the Rut~ h im ling~r tn s uffering a nd then die. l'f ('(" Ivp very rllref ul a nd ea rn es t COIlland f>an ltarlum. It was thoul:'ht she So eVE'n from a financial s tandpoint, thorities w lH!th er to es tab1lsh a filter sld~ r :ltlon. Th ere s hould be a commls~ could live only a few weeks, but she there Is wisdom In the wont, In wh ich ing plant or t.l ~ett 1tng bosin, 0 1' to use was c ured. The treatment was like nearly f'v er y s tate is engagrd. e l t hf'r Borne o ther means. The bi ll a uthorizes slon appointed t take into co nsidera~ that for all patients. Out o f doo r s a ll hanng built sa nitaria or taken pretlon thiS !';ubjeC't. no t for the cit y of the cl ty to bond It,el! (or $600.000 to day. regardless ot w eather; windows limlnarv 5tf'PS toward It," n urrc. lo, b ut tor t he whole N iagara open all the tim e. day and nigh t, a nd 1.11' s..;muel -\. Durgin, c h airman llf ('a. rry o ut th e Impro\'eme nt. The text Fron tier. from Lake Erie to La k e Ona constant "stuffing" with nutritious (.h(' Po~ton boa rd o r h('o. lth. heartil y 10- o f th e mensllI'e follows: t ario. 'l'he time is not fa r when wP. food . dOJ't1l'(l Dr OtlA.. ('specially In rega rd to c;E'{'tiOD 1 Tbo dtv or Duffalo is hereby a u~ Dr Otis followed v.-ith th.. remarlt the need of hospitals. rnay hnye one (' it y to Niagarn Falls, t bbfl:ted and eUlpo\\:('r£"d to a(- Qulre, const ru ct, that there w as o nJy one thinK better and th e n we would be compelle d to than the e llre o f consumption. just dl:!maintain, control nod OP('rntfl a syst em ot buil d a seWE'r beyond t he Falls, and scribed, and that was its avoidan ce. /;fJf l'1 ~ \\ aterwurks to rurnhsb and supply its Inhabl tthat wo uld d~Rtro y the usefulness of This most common and d readed of n II .... . ............... '11[ , ... antI'S with wnte r fr om Lake Erte, and fo r ~Iagn l'n Rive r below th e Falls a s well diseases a ll OVf"T the world , ca.n h ~ t hat purpObl may Can trall lor , pu rcbu8e and avoided, he con Unued . a nd Instead ~ t .. ............ . nrl.l,ulre by d£"c d or otherwise !lny and all Inods , ! ns the wuter s o f Lake Ont.'1 rio for being o n the In crease It is dp.crpR.slnt: ~ _ ... ...... .. waters, east'menw, property. tencments bedrin king purposf's If not (or othe r p urIn a n 8Htonlshing degree. In New York enement House Inspection I r dltaruent8, rll!bt&, prlvllt'gto8. fruncblses and po~p~. I belie\,(' t h e t ime has a rrived the d t>ath rate tram co nsumotton ha<{ • ooy fountain ", d~UI~. malus. pipes, conduits, whe-n the dl~p05itlon o f se werage into lessen('d 40 percent. 1n London. In 15 is a fundam enta l a nd self- evld(ln hydrants, mllt'hlucn nnd nil otber real and I'!\'t l'~ wh t:' l"e t here a re c iti es bel ow a nd years. $000,000,000 has bee n s pent In sa n~ I p4.'r8onnl propE-rty .... hntbOt-'Ver necessary tor Itary m easures , b ut with the sav ing or truth that preventJon o f unsanitary con th e nr.qu!liltlon, ('onstrut'tlon , maintenance, Into whi c h th e wate rs flow by and a rC' ('on trol and op('rnlton ot Aal d waterworks, - lIable to be contaminated, should be a vast numbe r ot Jh·e~. "'Whe reas the disease Was once condJUons a mong any part o r a Cl tY ' ~ whether ,iltuMed In the cit)' at Buffalo or c lBe~ ~ tollred nn d o th E' t' means devised for w here within tho state ot New York, nn d r-ldered a lmos t nbsolu te ly tatal. we of the d lsposltlon of sewerage. Tha t of the medica l proresslon know that It Is population Is a precaution t a ken to to c011trn('l for thl' eXN: ution of said wo rk P ar iS w hpre th(> srwe r a ge Is run Qu t . ,o r nn y llRrt thcrf'ot, and for supply ing [lUY o ne o f th~ mORt curnhl('. th If e WE' are of the enti re co mmunity, and nll Ilc('cc:.srt ry nUllf'rinls th erefor. Tb e on the. lowl ~'n ds 01' s ome means simila r, "It Is cR IHIPCl by on e thing, and one only, th e tubercle hactl1l1s. !'hm:lrl be loo ked Into. The tende n c y at Out o f this p rin ciple g r ew t h e c rusadj i~l~~ n~l:t ns~:~iill\~~~P~~ltJ ~~q~~ret~:u:I~~n~} "VIe know th':\t " l ' co ntract the dis Ame!'\co n clLips to Increase In size a.t ease by g€'Ulng th p g~r m t ram the in iUatpd by the C h arity O rgnnlzat1o Burrola The dty or Buffalo, Ita officers, agen ts the ~ide of l'lvers nn (1 the danger to nnd ('l11ploYl'C , are nUlbor'iz,~d to C'nll'r upon s puh!m of a dl~eascu pprson, and In no 11f"::\Ith fl' .... m t he p r e~ent ma nn e r of sew'Jther way. Society agains t the violat ions of th nny lands or \\ours for th(' purpose at makel':1ge dll'll1osltlo n. de mands a. more C'jvl tng &u('h 8UI \{')8, {'xamlnlitlons nnd IUVt'"" ti~ "It Is not takell from th(" b r PRth. rt llZNl nn el scientifiC' trea tment of this sanitary laws r lative to t enpme n gallons as shoJI seem to tbew lH'('es· ary in Is not transmitted from paren ts'. and the (nlthrul p('rtornHIIH'c of their duti es. thf'refo r p cn n ne\'er be consi dered heredsubjf'ct th nn it has hitherto r("ce ived. houses. H pa lth Co ne r a!,ler SeC'. 2. in l'lll-it' tb£" CllY ot Duffa.lo sba ll he itary, e xcept b y the Indirect hypothesis WILLJA){ C. CA LLA~_UI . 0 that \\'eak VRrf"nUC ma.y have w pa k chilB uffalo. )Iar('h 11th. D. Greene w as held r esponsib le to r the ~·71~~llle "'hR~i?U~~'~.mhYre:::I~~bf'ee. a:J ~ro~:!~~ dren. fi nd tha t a. low physical con dition n~ an}' property npt'C'hsary tor the acqutsltion , r render~ n persQn more susceptible to ~e D o rce m ent of th~ la w. Bu t it C'on~trul.tlon, maJntflnau('(', con trol and operar the contraction at th (" d isease." ,., t d I tion of tbe sy&t('m of 'wilterworks ('ontt'mplatwas oun, on n\'esllgatlon, that the cd by t his nft. Im'ludlng Ihe properly, rights Ge rms i n E very One's SYlitem. Health D c-part m ent was not provi ded at property, prlvll(>~e9 and trlllu'hlfU!H owned p or pouesl;ed 1>y nny pet'lIon , rtrm at corporo.Aimo"lt e ven,' o n , D r OU5 maintained, has at t imes morp o r Ipss of th e!5e germs with a st a ff of Inspect ors sufl'icie nt to tion and whll'll hl\ve, thet'cCorC', bl·en acqu lrpc] hy 8urh perHon, firm or corporation , or In th e system, b ut thpy are thrown oft: e nforce t.h e la w to the lette r . Now it Lh e-I r IlrC'd('('CtiBOra, for public pu rposes by by the powe r ot re s lstanc ~ In a s trong, right of ('1llI nf'IIL (]omnln or otherwh'e. It III . e ~ ntlU!litllln 9 lin d has be-come a q llP~tion wh e th f' r the cI ty llC'T('by lIulhorlud to nc quil'c t he same In Lhe hen lthy botly, wlthOl.lt doing harm. Dr OUR I,.; ('onn f~ct('d with Sl.. cons ump~ 8:\1110 mnnncr nnd hy tltt! 8(1.010 me-tha d or turn!! gegen bie mn ' erdjo[era, oie tlw's' hOfmltal, an d no doctor or n ur s~ wants to dpprop rIate l'J1one-y eno ugh to pro('rdur(' a~· IR provldo>d In sec lions 417 to I haM ever ('ontrn('t.ed tub er cu losis be .. m i t I \;in ot t.he Chllrt('r or 1:lUid cIty. being cbnpter In ter bem !Ramen ,,~ulllrner ~ ~orn< a n a It a cClnRtn nt supervision of ten - lKl of the \n'~8 of l!i!H, as umend(>d by rbu pcaUse the Inlitltution absol:Jte ly contrOl!!! [a,int" ~i er in jett fn" @5ornrnn Llliter thc o utput ot the sputum, a nd destroys e ment hom~es as a health meas ure. This t('r rm of th e laws of 1900, l'or tb e aC(l ulsltion o( lamlf- by til" t'lty for the )Jurposcs proIt. ((t\~en I.!t\nbern fa furd/,rbat Quftaurnt, Tha.c l)acl11l Ilre' onll' ta kpn from thr w1l1 com(> up for conslc1eration by the vld(>d in tho l' harl(>r or snld city . . Se(' 3. ThC' CXf't'ut!on or said work , or llny fir:... ~putum. from wh ich th ey fly o n fdje mt in ben .£aooratorien ber R[ini, A idermallic Cnmmittee of the 'Vhole part th('reot, nnll the Rupplylng of any and Into the· atmo~phpre o r lodge o n c loth· in Iva Jng, and thus rl"ach the luugS lhrou;,:t wh n ·t th I 311 nl~('fI"n ry mnt('l'luls lhcr(' for, ~ba ll be une I goes ove r e annua estimates d.-r tbe> dlr('C'tlon And Aupprvlt=:!on at the Co Il1~ Inhalation oC thp dust, or get Into ~om( ble Il!tr~ te fidj aefonbers fih bie Ot3ii9ri, t)ther part of thE;' sY!"Item. It t hr.y at· a nd If the ap propr1'ltlon for more tene mts!=I\I>ne'r of Pultll(' \\'urktt ot said city nn d , ~ - no work pC'rtornlE'lI or mntC'rluls rurnlsbe d t:lC'k thp s kin we ca ll It lupus ; It the dien &1:~erimtnte in!erefTiren, einen lungH. wp ca ll It con~umpt1 on. mcnt h o use tnsr.ectors is pro\'id "-d for nnd d(\lhtrt'd In ('ounl'{'lIon with the snld pubgii nfrigen l8et['allf 311 nt~men_ l8ot, , Ik worli or Intpron'ment shall be deemed to ) TIlE'Y cannn· l)c re~ pI " ed (rom thf" In haling at the b rp:tlh o f a pprson afTec:-ted the Common Couucil will ha.ye to dec ide have hN'n nt'f·f'pted by Hald ('10' until suc h [iiufig btfdjt"anlen oie telatioen (k work and mntl'rinl" have bel'n (Ju ly Inspf'ctl'd b!edlcRI mpn 3 rt' tr d nuht a~ t.o wh-:!t h r:r the dIRp.a!'l(> II" carrlpd fr Oln raUll I I w h e thrr the H ealth Comm ts~Ioner's and ~ppro\'Cd by tbe Commissioner at Public foI ge, bie ongearidj band! eta ic!r IvUr, It I~ th.'n It Is only to a verv ~lI!:h statt sho ll b e E"n larged . \VS~~.8trAijC~~~ C'tlt~ .. rcellon and cons truc tion be n, freiridj nur aUf l8erfudjlllan tndjtn, · xt.... n t. The germ" will thrive nnd mlJ I of t\ \\ nterworka, I1S prov ided by this net, tho t1ply nn1:,' In the a nimal ~Y!'l t e m , al· Th ~ deparlment asks tor two more Comml.<slotlc r ot Pub lic Work s or lhe city benn bd Rinbern lam oa~ €5crurn nodj thlll~gh th ("v will contmue to live ou t· "hull bnv ~ 8uperv ltjlon ot the ma intenance, !II ldr., inspectors, ~ach a t a HI lary of $1,000. control nnd ope ra tlou or I5nld system at wa- I llicf) t aUt 1l!'n11ltn,oung. Wein bie ~l' '1'h~ dlsf.'a se f~ mO:lt common In urban terwork s In Ihe 6[lIllO lnflJlnt'T and with like ~p UI,"'m('nt.A. th rIving In the (]arkl){~$::I ! perimtntaloren glaubtn be[timrni \let' At present on ly o ne Inspector is p ro- powt'r nn t! a uthority :1S Is now conferred dnmp n("RH al1d dirt, ~ lIch as are fount fpredjen au fi}nntn, 6treit'll' in niidjfler in c rowded tC"npm"nt hous('f". And y('( vided. Reports s how tho l there • r& n pon him by Iu.w with rofvr"llce to tho waterwo rks or wntC'rworlu a Yt~ telU and departm(',nt In J\flnnp!'{ota., which has been co n s td(>~lI .8eit ein ~ntilo1:in ~u lUomit Die 4,599 tenPfllPnt houses In Buftn.lo. The of w..tH'r noW In l'x lst rm'u In said c ity. ~onri groun(\ ror the es tnbliRhmpnt I) f S(>('. G. UlI(ore thl! c lt.y shull {'nte l' Into u. \ I)JHf 'tr 1'f\lllt:1rla, t.uberculosls ha~ -na.de tll~ law provide:< that tbe fir.t i nspec tion f"ontrlwt bie a[ll ~w'erin bell Rinbtt. with fllty person, firm or corporation r_ ;rno.tC"r prngr~<;s among the S~andjnn.­ t be exeC'ution of tho work, or any part djolt &' etlannl K t 'Ian ffJrrtl" l'i In thp coun try. wht" rc bf'" Rhn.ll bn mInute nnd ca reful. g ivIng tor t.hereof. hcreinbE'tore Slwclt\C'd, or tho rmpp ly· '\u~c:: or th~ col a cll mutC' they live In lUotOen lUI( of nn \' mllto.illi or ma.tf"rloIR tb ..... "f.... .. )"'Ie Bnd hn l hnllq ...~ through the winter. o r f :nnHiI's. I Tuberclue Bacillus the One and Only Cause, Control of Sputum Will Prevent the Spread of the Disease, ······MA. F .. ············· ............................................... ...... Sunlight and Pure Air Mean Death to Bacilli, WATER FOR CITY, .......................................................... - -_ Mfure introduced at Albany to \ authorize a new Sys· I tem of Works. ~ BOND ISSUE OF $500,000 I ........... 1903 P 1: .... ........................................................... .. ........f. .. ,........................................ I I I~n !P ~i ['(l ber~~ia un~~artim.ote, 'fi'dJ Heftm, t Itliitbe. �- ................................................................ .. ·············· .... ··········c .. ·························..... . ~MPAI~~A~~~'NORD~1~~~R~ O:OW ON ~sRJp~~T[f~~ Mil" Dealer Lannon is Charged with Adulterating Milk and' Aner ',a'l"lng b een li ned sev<'ral times milk. should have left a sampl e for lbe lor the a ll e g ed h andling of adu lt er- man accused. which he did not do in .ted mtlk. John F. La.nnon. a H igh this Insta.nce. and while It was not deStreet milk dea ler. is now on trial be- nied that the sample introduced in tore .Tustdce Ken efick in Part 2 of the co urt was adultera.ted. the question as Supreme Court charged with '~lolating to whethel' the sample was from the the State h ealth laws. It is alleged he same can which the iqspector seized, took a can o.! mllk to Billeb BI'others on was hotly argued. Afler the attorneys Eroadway, whicll wa.s adullerad:ed, one for both sides h ad presenteu thE'ir <lay last week, and \\~hen approached - cageS', Justi ce I{enetick said be 'wo uld b y ... milk Inspect<lr turned and li ed. resel've d ecision. lea.ving th e can behind. The inspector On Jun e 7, 1898, L annon was arl~esled took a semple of the milk. which was and lined $35 and costs: on May 9. introduced In ev ide n ce yesterday. 1900. $25 and costs; on July 27. 1900. Long List o f Fines. $50 and costs; on November 27. 1900. $50 a ncI cosls, and on December 23, It seems the Inspecto .'. according to 1900. $200 and costs. all for selling ad ull aw. when h e took a sample of the terated mlll<. ~I fM•. Dr. Gree ne Will Take Up the Case o 1'heChil d Who Died From Eat i n ~ Pill s. PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Fighting Case in Supreme Court. Not First Offense. it is Claimed- ............................ !!:1!.: .............................. .. WILL INVESTIGATE. Dr. Ore-rne. b£'altb ('omOl I ~sl (1 n er. ROYS that he wlli invC'sUgnte th e eORf> of till' l1ttlf' girl Dr. Greene and Supt. Emerson Are Studying the Question. who~e death was cnu~pcl hy enting aug LrC'ontcc\ pills that bad been distributed fr om door to door. f Dr Greene hud r('tcr e-nce t o the cntlc 0 the tllree·yen r -old daughter ot Jamcs ~te~el1 or :;7::\ G I'nnt s trC'et, who dlt'<l on ~undn~ last and wbo~{' deatb was said to ba, e be rauged by r-atlng sn ch pills. ":\Inl\ufnctur(> rs of p1l1~ or of any m r dldn r• thnt Is to be taken lntf'rnnlly hn\"e n o ~~: thorlty t o <llstrlbutc SnIDllles In tht~ Wt1.\ f ~mld Dr. Greece. "Of thnt I am quit e 1>O!l1th'('. Th ey IUD)' dlstri1)Utc lInim('oti or Ul.cd lrlnes t or cxternal USE" or nppllcntton. nnd thnt mny be dOIlC' only 011 p(>rml~B lon trom th(' mu)"or nnd ('I n r ccomlllPndntion f l'om the hr-nlth commission er. I Intend to 1000iI: Into th ~ fo rts In thp cnse ot tbts child, rl11d It my l1l\'e~t1gnttons l("nd me to n conrluslon thnt' thC' Inw .has b("l~1l \'lOI~~{'d, prosecu~] ot the otrenders w"lll t~llow. ./ ARRANGEMENTS FOR BOILING. It May Be Necessary to Go to th e Common Council for Fund s to Protect the Ch ildre n. 1: 03 1 • l Dr. "'nlte r D. (Jftteneo. CommissIoner ot ...... .. ..... .. ...... .... ... . .... .. .. .... .. ..... .. ..... ...... ...... . JJealth. and SUJlt. Emerson ot the Deparlment or }iubilc ntl'tructlon hel d a ................................................................. '1W · or[RSONS······ · ·· ··· · · ..... . . . f., .... I., _Cr,:.~~ .. ................... ~~!Fi:~~~~:~l~:~i~~jl~~!ijl 21U llnfug tin G:Abt nlQlfltn. roirb nfer>[ud)ung bell :lobes ber brei ~aqre alten :lqert[a 91lc91eil bOn 910. 573 IV fUranl ""'fr. beran[lalle n, .... ttUL ,jlI '=' IV \ nad) b(m @cnuffebon li'oeq,ucferlen qli[.,. • \ Ien ge [I oruen t. 'fl b' "Y ' M I;?' m I • le ,al1'g~u 1 ~1 a ". 'Pro< f~rt i n~ SJaus ge\llorfen worben tlXlren. (..,.. . &"reene ud)a~plet. ba~ U:a6nf<!~~tn WOUnds Were Ca uterized bSDr. m (I b ~ on '"' m orr 'PI tn 0 er Jrgenv eIner 'J,eV1a , bie eingenommen roerbln mUB, lein and Both Dogs Were ffi dJ '(, '6 !1J b to 'r tt Immediately Shot. rofrl/ ii~eetinle~o[lI:'::u~um ~~[~;ee;.·, unb u., ~ romn' er aU.6fi:l ben foUIt t.oB \jail @e< Joseph Fieri of ~31 Strauss street was [l- eh lioetlrden \llorben ifI' bonn, mit'!:!'r t In tho right leg yes terday after- . ~ , ~~to~nbY Il dog owned by Th om as Schlage getid}tfid) !1egm bie ~lli6rifanlerr berqlif< t t A nearby physician I ~ Utll~ (i B\TTfN BY UGLY DOGS of 239 Strauss 5 ree il Th d g was shot. (' It borg-e"en. ." cauterized \.he woun,... e 0 33 ChurchAltred ,"Volte, l~lrtearSi Qldth~f right arm 1 1 l oJ ,) t1l street. was d ben Jo~ePh Floss 01 15 •. •••_.. .. .. ... ...... .... ~ I. ............ ................ by a dog owne Y a!Lernoon Churchlll street, late yrl}tar~ayy Dr Sayles Co The wound was cau t er ~e Ml h 1 of 211 Amherst strdeet. Patrolma n c ae .. .. ... .. .. .. .. ......... . ... ...... ....... ... .... ... ....... ... .. Duggan shot th e og. 1 ot Neith er of tbe dogs showed 5 gns _hydropollobla. ...... .... .. ................ ~ r l~..... ............ ........ ... ... .... .. ..... .. .............. ........ .. . . ._-_TENEII!ENT-HOUSE ...-- L A tV. "t WilTING FOR MR' . EMERSON. '" . G H S e H a It he o mm ..sSlo ne r reene o p es om 50 Means o f S ecurin rr Pure W ater in _...>0 ~ . tAR th e Schools M a y Be Devised. e n ew ten em e nt-house bill which " ........ .......... .......;,::: .................................. structlon calling attontlon lO the dangprous condition ot Butralo's wa t er supply. Yesterday's mt'etlng was the r esult. Just what wlll b. done r emaIns to be seen. Dr. Greene and Mr. Emerson will make H. personal Insl)('ctlon of several schoo:s to se~ Jf sufficlellt watt:r for supplying the scholars cannot be boiled without addltional (:xJ,lensc. School No. 2 on the Terrace wus visited yester day afternoon bu t It wlll be necessary to see otlle!'s before any definite plan is decided upon. \\,h lle Dr. G!'eene admit. It is a r a tll" j big undel·taklng to boH water tor the thousands at school children. he Is de-I' clded In his stand tbat It should be done. ''If 1 find it nec essa r y," he says, "the the Ya!'ious schools of the Ci ty. If th ere are not. th en w e must go t o the Counc.l. tor at preaf'Ot there Is no money that 'I COsUldtb'j,used ." hill bid t I up. m erson says e " ega o. co-operate In an,) thing Dr. Green e ad- I vises so Jt Is pro bable that the necessa.ry st~PB t o supply pure wat er to the school children will soon be t a k en. "I consider th e w a t er the children are now forced to drJnk dangerous," said Dr. Greene yesterday afternoo n. "\\'e mu s t do so m ething abo ut It a tld the easiest way I kn ow of is to supply boiled water. In my opinion it w1ll be a matter of tr111i ng expense and not a great deal of troubl e. It d epcnds largely upon th e construction of th e furnaces in the I)chools. Th er e Is a possibility th at ~' e cou ld use wat er which is boil ed In th e Sleam h eating process. Such water would certal<lly be tree trom any g er ms but lh er e is some tim es an objectionable taste about it. 'Ve must t glY e th e ch ildren palatable water. yet It must be pure. They are running t oo grtodenayt.,~ risk drinking the w a t er as It is I ! MAK );:\ c.:;u.\ I,. , . , ~~:~.,~.~ ;. £ DOG CRUSADE. ............................................. H Ith Commissioner Greene Threaten s to Have th e Ord inance Strictly En fo rced. r Health Commissioner Greene Designat ed t o Examine and Report , on Typhoid Conditions at West Seneca. I DR. CLARK HIS ASSISTANT I I FTAKES ACTION ~N:s~l~rs ~i.~p?,~ ;apkr,;;:x,~f5~';,e o~h;'h~~~~~ t h £: r e a r e facilities for bollJng water In '''What Is being done to secure pure has been introduced at Albany by Se n- drinking water In the schools?" Health "How 1001lg do you suppose It would be necessn ry to bol l the water In the ator l.1arshnll, and which was dra.fted b Y Commissioner Greene was ask ed yes - schools?" Dr. Gre£'ne w as asked. Comnlisisoner De Fores t of New York, terday atternoon . "Until th e end of the term," said he. "We ar e w aiti ng tor action by the "1(1 th e fall WE' can spe what the condition will be heartily approved by everyone of the watpr Is and if w e deem It advlsInterested in the proper housing of the school authorities." said Dr. Greene. able, le t Jt be boiled a gain. It's a serlons saw Mr. Emerson the other day- ques tion to the thousands ot children in poor. This m ensure Is a result ot the f"1 our days ago. I think-and suggested th e Buffalo schools and It is the duty ot I ·vigorous a.ttacks on the tenem ent-houso to hi m that arrangements might be older people to seo that th ey run no un' law which have been made a t this ses- m ad e so that each janitor could have necessa ry risks." oiler and cocks and provide boilE'd In explaining the situation to Mr. Emersian of tlle L egis lature almost entirely a b son Dr. Greene said: "1 am 1(10t an alarrnwater tor the school. Mr. Eme r son ist. " 'e h:now the water Is not good-tha t in the interest ot. owners and builders. promised to look into the matter. and lit Is dangerous-and It is our plain duty I So radical were the provisions of some I am expecting a r eport of progres3 to give the chiJdren pure water In schoo l when w e ask t hem to drink it at hom E'. " of t .. " bills that. it th e y had been en- from h im." Others besides the city officials hav e 'Vithln a few days Dr. Greene and :Mr. acted into law. the most Imp<Jl'tant feahl tter Alre ady ~ ,.mE"rson wlll continue their it1vestlgab een I00 kl ng IIt t 0 t S r n a . tions tures of th e existing la w would have at lea:::t one bottler of spring water IR • "preparing to g et the Council to huy his ......... .. .. .. .. .. .. ......................................... .. b ee n practically nullified. Senator Marshall's bill does not ex- supply. Boiling the water would b e as tn pre venting spread of disease clude from the operation ot. the law any efficient t h rough th e s c hools, and much cheaper . .. .. .. ..... . ..... . ..... . ....... .. ... ...... ... ... . .. .... .. ....... .. olasses of tenement houses. I t does not exempt any ot the old house s from alterations now required to make t he rooms lighter, to give better ventilation and to improve sanitary conditions. Now that Hea)th The only change~ in court spaces or In ~e says h e WIll h ave the muzzle orfireproof constru ~ tion r elate to three story and four - story buildings. but dinance en f orced at once If there is anthese changes are not radic n l fo r low other case of dog-bite III the city. pubbuildings. T h e proposed amendments Iic-splritod c itizens will pl ease stop forwil1 red uce the cos t of a fou r- s t ory ward to be bIt In order that the law may b e put In ope r a tion for the safety buildin g by about $1.000. but w lll add of the r es t of th e comm u nity. ~ slightly to the cost ot t hree-story s truc:Om .............. ..........····· ........~ ....!'~.............. Dr. lV'nltf'r D. C~. hpnlth commlssloJltures under cer tai n conditions. el', Ihl' ('nlt'll~ n 11('1\ ('r IlSlHI ~ ngulllt:it dogs. As t h e b ill was drawn by one ot t h e IA "Tlwr(' h[)\(' bN'll too tUnlty ('USC'R IlItl-'ly, ·' . .... .. ..... .... .. .. ..... .. ........... ...... ....... ... .. .. .. .. .. _ .. inltl Dr. Gl·t'C'ue this u1orllillg, ··of }Jcrsolls leadin g t en ement-h ouse experts of the H'lng h1l t('11 h;\' (lop'S, find It must h(' 8tO\>country. it nl8.Y be regarded as provld_ d. J e; .... (' th r'y nrl' 11l1\·11IJ.; till' snUle troul~e f or a U the changes t bat are necesII XC'\\" York 1 bnrp 111:1(1(' up IIl.V mind thnt ~ ~ t 1 helll' (It IIl1 0thc r Hueh ('ns(' h{'l'C' the ' sa r y a t this time. I t has been t h e ~!­ ,\\rA 'rER NOT S ,4.TI S .....'" CT ORl. pg orlltnnncl' wilt he strlctl~· l' ntorct"c1 now tort o f t he p romoters of p roper t~!le' e rhi" 1 It nlwJ1.\·s Is dul'illl; the 811111UWr lllouthtl.· ' H eR lth ("'011101 ISSloner l egislation to give the In~ afterno'tJ. e A a:ermen h a bitant s of the new te n ement h ou8ea that the rondi l ion o f the rll.l:·s water Is &1l the advantages of li ght, air an d sannot satisfacto r y. Jl ls greenish in color llnd mar~hy in odor, b Ul impl'oved, from itation consistent with th e cost of con. bacte r ial viewpoint. In Fe-bruary. s tructlon on a. busl nC88 b asis and t o alford the occu panta of old houses lUI reUet as posalble. The nr,o v llsle.na new lIU1 IlUictly conform ____0-.==__ TATE BOAAD H ealth Commissioner WaIter D. with Dr. Edward Clark, as has been designated by the Department to look after at 'West Seneca pending tbe epIdem ic. Yesterday. Dr. talk with Dr. Daniel Lewis l.~mrTl"!SIC)l1"rl of the State Department 0'[ the long distance telephone Lewis asked him it he could represent the State in this instance. WIork Begins at Once. "This w111 greatly increase the work now on my hands," said Dr. Greene to a REVIEfW reporter, ''but I with muc.h willingne!:is, w ell deeply Interested Buffalo is tion. It is my intention to ough in"estigation and keep my eyes \ ; Idc open In an errort to prevent tho \\fes t Senec-o. epidemic from reaching E"~en lhe e{lge of the -c ity. At the present time I rep I satisfied tha.t Butralo will not sutfer from a typhoid epidemic. but this appointment wtll gh"e me a larger scope to w ork In and w a tch any pr0f:fress ot a fever mov ement tOwa.rd thf' cIty." Albany. Greater New York. Yonkers nnd Buffalo are th e tOlll" ciUes in t he Slate whi ch a r e not controlled by the 'Stato Health Department, but maka their own laws and tor this reason no State bealth omcial is loca ted in this city. Dr. Clal'k, who will as~ist Dr. Greene. I!'I well posted on the con~.'tions at \\'est neca. having spent mal ,J years of his life In that commufllty. [':I 'llJ ................................................................. . I ENC't ~O SMALLPOX CASES Isters~Ra~~::v~l~sO~:V~;l~:~~ a n d H ealth Officer Acts. H('alth D('pnrlm~nt a ttaches a r e thl9 m orning fum igating an entire block in Vlncen ne5 Stnet nnd the residents or t hat section ..,re to he subjected to vaccina tion . T\" o CRsts or smallpox. dlscO"er ed thrl'E' yesterday, fs (he cause ot thl' movemf'T't. T. J. Mas tHson. Ih~ing a} No. 100 Y~n­ CE"nn~8 StreE"t. and T . J. NO\' il!es of N~. ]46 Vince nnes Stree t, are the patients Th C'y contrncted the disease. It Is said. In Pittsburg. from which city they r~­ turned to Bun:d.lo about fourtf;'(>n ago Th ev werc taken tll Saturday and thl~' district , physlcistl notified Hf'slth ('ommltt..-Ioner Greene, who ordf'red t heir rf'lllo\'al to f"!!1! q~ fd"'I'Pt""Tl' H ospital and thl" fu m igatlun othf' houst's and vne~ clnatlon oC tile TE"sldenls of t he district. da)Sj �................. ,............ ......................... . ~ .J ~LEO ~~T:~f~~~rSB:U~~I~ SCHOOLS ;.m: Dr. 6r~e and Supt. [mers01 Confer ~ CH AN GE and Hope to Agree Upon Some Plan to Prot'c' Pup;!. r,om TYPhO;d.! H ealth Com JUjO; slmw. p rocp. a p d Supt. bee n co led and soe how !t tasted. The of P ubli c I nstruction F. m t"r:;on. a r e try- maUe r Is o( no lItlie impor tance, bu t lag to devise .omo plan whereby boiled just what pta n will be put into use is still w a t er mny be used for drinking purposes undecIded. D r. Greene thinks by all in .the sC'hools. Tlw two held a confer- means some schem e should be devised so ence :r e~ ll'rd.lr whh'h was ended b)' pay- that t he wa ter can be boiled, for. as he tng a. \' lsit to hool No.2, to see if s ome ~a)"~. thC' water used during the months arrangemcnt could b£' made whereby the of April and May is (ull of imlHlrities and w ater can be 11oih:u at each school. unfit to drink. Hundr('Js of Children have Dr. Greene suggc:-;t(U to Mr. Emt'rson been ad\'ls-ed by the-il" parents not to t hat it it could be !Jont.'. to have the jau- drink the water and it is quite a stra in" THE 5 YSTEM OF WATER SUPPLY. county Medical Association Sounds l¥arning Against An Epidemic ot Typhoid Fever. I The following resolutions were passed a t a meetIng of the Erie County !oIed lt'al Association, held a. t the lTnlversity of Buffalo last evening: vYherea~ . There exists a n epidemiC of typhoid fever at ,Vest Seneca a • suburb of Buffalo, due to the inefficient sewerage s ystem and a poll uted waleI' suppl)", and Vi,,r hereas, Thlfi adj.J.cent territory rapidly Inc reasin g in pop ulation, drains ftor of each school boil the wah:l' on the as well n~ a temptation. for some of the directly inro Lake Erie at a point a bove and in close proximi ty to' t he inf ur nace a n d p lace It in receptacles with lltUe ones to refrain f ..om drinking watel'. take of the water supply of the c tty of Buffalo, conta minating and render ice to coul It has IH"4?n suggestpd that the water ing said water supply dangerous a nd unfit fo r huma n co nsumption, a nd a "-hUe th(> IdE'a seems a ll right, Mr, fro m the Blocher spring at "~iIliam~wille . menace to public health. E merson seems to thln!c. this woulll he be u.sed In the .schools, but in Dl·. Resolved . That it Is the sense ot th e ErIe County Medical AssoclaUoo impos..c;ible. Tlwll it was decitled to try Greene's estima.tion this would mean a that t he authorities of the town o f West Seneca. Cit y of Buffalo a nd S t ate of New York, be urge ntly requestl"d to ta ite ImmedIate action to co mbat t he water this sOU I'ce a nd p rev e nt a possible t yphoid e pid emic, by modifying a nd ~).~~~---:; ...:-:-:.."" ..........,-==.................. ... .. - c hanging the s y~tem of wate r supply of the city ot Buffalo as to e ns ure " There -Is p lenly of lacd up the lake sa fety to it~ Inhabitants. shore where filter beds could be b ullt Resolved. That a copy of this resolution bE- forwa rded to the respective a nd f rom there t he water could flow health officials of the town of West Seneca, city of B uffalo and Sta te ot by g ra.vltatlon f rom the filters to the New York. and the public press. prese nl pumping station. Wo uld It The committee on public health of the asc:;oc iation. COflslsUng of D rs. not be well for the Common Council to ~ Jull~l s Ullman, De Lancy Rochester a nd Charles S. J ewe tt, presented the ) select a tract of la.nd large eno ugh to resolutions. ) construct a filte ring plant for the 'rhe physicians present were unanimous in their s upport of the reso - ) present and fut ure use of B uffalo and ~ lutl ons and condemned the policy of a llow ing C"onditions so dangerous to ) direc t the Commissioner of Publlc .e xist without making an effort to improve them. 1\·orks to requeAt the CI ty Enginee r to ...... ha.ve a s un'ey m a de of the land? The n plans a nd spedft C'a tions could be made f or the construction of filter beds, for a tunnel to g~ out far enough In the ... .. ......... .. ............... .. ..... .. ... ................ . .. l:JU;> l ake to get the purest ",vater and tot' ·v···························.. ························ ........ . th e construction of a permanent intake , • • t. pier and shaft Th en an estimate of ........ ........ ..... ............... . ...... .. t he whole cos t could be made." ~ ". - Put Th erll i n Eng-Ush. ..D.... oc......... t o r . .. . WES T SE N EC A CLEA NING UP. Under the super"lslon of Dr. E. H. ,readIng my NEWS thIs even ing Ballou, the Town Health Officer, that I ' am that Dr. BIssell, the city part of West Seneca, near the Steel bs. erallst, s omet h ing or other Plant Is dally undergoing the 6ystem - has discovered be tween three and fOU ; altc cleaning promised by the town hundred bacteria in a certain quan Board of Health. The work Is begl n - tlty of water taken from the city reserning to show. Filth Is being removed , I yolr. garbage Is betng c ollected and taken 'Y1I1 you k nld ly as k this learned enaway a nd the authOrIties are ta king I tl e man and othe rs of his kind in gthe s t eps to keep the interIor of the houses public servIce to pleas:e p ut t h eir rethems elves c lean. It is impoS5~bIe atl ports tn p lain, every day En Ii h I this early date to determine \\ hether I that o ur r ad g s , 80 the typhoid e pidemiC I. on the decrease condftlon t~e ~,::t~~\:o!"e Id~\ot w hat Thom as Dark, S r., Says th e because of these precautions. It will professional d r I ' I f n an eep his III be perha ps weeks before the good et- protesslonal b ~~ or use a mongs t his Com mon Cou ncil Shou ld fects of the c leaning are felt directly 10 If the it r e t reno [.. 11 West Seneca c y wa e r Is ullfit to drink it So tar as ' Buffalo I. concerned the !St r ight that p ubl1c sho uld know It II Select a Tract of Land situation 1s the same whether West a o nce and in a prope r manner. Up the Lake Sho re. ,Seneca Is cleaned or not. The natural B A CITIZEN. drainage of the district Is Into Smokes ~ uf'falo, Ma.rca 10, 1903. A t the instigation of Health Co mmlscree k wh ic h empties into Lake Erie slone.li.., Gr eene. the old union Block a t Official r ecords o( the Departmen t of less than s ix mIles from the Buffalo 1 ....... . ... . ... ...... ....... 21-43 U iililftiFeia l s treet has been conWater Works Intake. The cleaning of !A ..903 de mned a s unsafe. The a ut horities a re .Health s how th ere were . forty-six cases West Seneca Is not In the interests of ............ ... .. .. .......... ,.... .. ....... .. now feeli ng thell' wa y toward the ejeC lof typhoid (ever reported In Buffalo 'Buffalo o r Its water s upply. It is slm.. .. ............... .. ment of the scorE'S ot Italians w ho make during th e mon th or February. Fo r t he p ly a commendable effort on the part of ht.V "t-\- I. the ten ement their home. Dr. Gree ne sevBRme month las t year the n umber reD r Ballou and other memb ers of the .. ......................... .............. er nl days ago sen t Inspector S wan to tO~'n Board or Health to protect resi.... .. .. ................... ,,18tt the 'Cnion B lock, which. is perhaos p orted w as thlrte~n. Fo urteen people dents of the neighborhood trom the ___ more ly known as condition Dug s Dh·e. died !n Buffa lo ot ty phoid last month. Swan famt1iar noted the crowded of Mr. the The tata Htles from typhoid !n Febr uary r avages of typhoid fever. . -#",,-, hUlldl ng Rnd the shnk:r wa lls and floors . II J 1('0 HOTELS TO BOIL WATER, He r eported the tac," to Dr. Greene, who t his y ea r number o ne more than t he ................ !; .. in tu rn sent n. communication to the Butotal cases reported In the same month . .. .. -. .......................... Healtb Qom)niSISio l' Gr e hM sent r('au ot: BU. !ldings asking that an inspecor 1902. To anyone, therefore, It is ap e. col1tffiu"iillCalTon 0 t:) otel 1>1'0 - ~ tion be mad e trom tha t de-pa rtment. paren t that t here Is more typhoid fever t_ ........>l . ..... . .. . . . . . .. .. ... p rieto l"S In the city with a. fieQuest t hat j Deputy in Butral o now than there was a year t h ey bO\l~l or t ho roughly fI~ter tJhe wa.ter ~:{c cg~Pb~lldi;lg was' formally decla re<i fgo. The statistics show an alarming tl.!,~ t ot drlnklnJ:' purposes. ~ un!:la f'e and a .card warning people to ~tay ncre ase w hen ac tual fig ures are co n ~ J without app\.'nrs on the Com mercial s treet sldered. rri ·; .. ···· .. ·.. · .... thnt he Dr. Walter D. Greene the Healt h IVI hope'd to be able to eject the Ita lians C ommlss lonel'7 WhIt§ to ' the reco rds and says the peo ple of Buffalo should who live in th e hulldlng-. 0 0 ' .................... .. come to a rea lization of what thei r ~Rter s uppl y Is. He urges them to give Ing co llap8e~ unlt>ss ::;ome ac~lon Is takt>n. D ought t o the question. ,\Veeks ago , ........ .. ................. ........... ..... ....... .............. .. I don't kno\\, jUgt how ,... e 11 ~et t hem out but we'lI do tt if Its a pO!'lslble thing. t hr'i Gree ne told Buftalonlans to boil I 'I'he building 1s certainly unfit tor .peo ple e r drinkin g water and that urred for PLAINTIFF NON-SUITED IN EFto l1\'e ,<1: ._____- - - ?nomes u c p urposes. Today he Is urgthg it even more than ever. The fact ~ at Dr. Greene has sent requests to a ll FORT TO OUST ALLEGED ............. :......................................... . r~tCl a nd res taurant proprietors that ey us e precaution i8 f'i gnlfi('a nt IMMORAL CHARACTERS. ~ ot Boll or thoroughly filter the w'ater" ..... , ....... ~ .................. , • .,.4 ............. ·• says D r . Greene to them and h ' peats 1t to every man, wo~an and ~h~fd .. MEDICAL EX PERT'S REPORT. PI'oceedlngs bro ught to (', ' iet 'the tenIn Buffalo tn the hope that th e y w ill a nt s of a tenement ho use In Co mmerCial heed his \"'nrnlng for the present. It Is TFd Senec a Ve ry ~treet, on the grou nd that t he bulld obv ious, however, thnt the people of Buffa lo don 't fancy the Idea ot boilIJ1g \' · a~ u"erl ror Immoral purposes, I'e. Bad-The Wate r Supply V ile . Ing all t heir drinking water tor time ~ in a {'omplete (al lu re t h is moru Indefinite. Pure water is what they ALBA NY, M tl.r ch 3.-The s t o.te health ing be for e JUbtlc-e \"o lgel' in Mun icipa l want a nd Dr, Greene !ays witho u t re('oun . depa..rt m ent toda y rece ived a pre1Jmserve, tha.t the y sho uld have It. . Mrs. I [anlet TraC'y of P hilad e lphia lnar y r epo r t f ro m Or. W Jl lta.m E. JohnNO TIME SH OULD BE LOST. "as thc plaintiff. She owns the te neson, medlcn l e x pert. w h o was sen t t o 1~1(,11t hOWiC at Nos. lli -lUI Comme rcial T ho m a s Da rk S InvestIga te t h e s ltuntlon a t West resid en ts or B~t'l r ·· one of the oldest :4tre'ct. an d If'a ~(·d the eame to Den nis Health Co mmiSSion er Greene has sen t Senecll. by D r. Lewis, when t h e la tter t f Q l0 and a man who or d many yeal's has carefully co nsld- I RUll.I,·an., Thr action "as brought to th e pl'o p ri~ tors o f all Buffalo hotels IC'a.rr.ed (if t h e r epo r t tha.t 200 cnses of agal1l~t ~ullh'an hy :\t.·s. T .. al~y a.t thr ere th e Question ot Buttalo'S water a nd restaurants a. request that they boll typhoid h ad developed In t hat v lllur;-e. in:--tlgallon of t he H cal~ QePiH!JP ftMnl ~uPl>r has written a letter to the o r thoroughly mter wa ter used a t their Dr. Johnston r e ports t hat r'he ,'Ves t upon (> \'ldf'IH'(> furnh;hedY the ·hcu·ity E'i\ S touc hing upon the proposltlon table... Orgal1lzatlon SO{'iety. of establishing a. filtration plnnt. Mr. " I think th e propri€'tors ,"\ III see the Se neca water supply Is vile. and th a t ~ lartil1 )11' Dol1ougll and John Barth Dark e xpla ins thal he was Instrumental renson for this," ~ald Dr. Greene th!" t h {"1'6 :1re ,'ery rna ny ca.sps ot t )'~01r11 In th e c onstruction of th~ old Prospect ; ~gPllti5 n~ thl":' ('harity Organizatlnn tiO~ a fternoon. "It is th e bes t possible pre- ("ve l' a.mo ng th e fcr~tgn e lemput n lon'.; ('jPlY, tpstltlpd to ,-t!-iitln g the place. re!'ervolr and has therefore always bee n caution a galn<;;t typhoId fe,'er and It's Bmokes creek, w hel'e he founo tllt" Rand eeply Interested in the wate-r co ndi- I They (ouml I';(, \"pr(ll s hort-skirted womnot mU('h I roubl l~ . I have already heard !tnry co nditions very brut. The 10caJIty en in the pIacf:'. "ho made propo~a ls to ti o ns. R eterrlng to the tlltraUO<l plant from sp v(>rai of them a nd they have is largely peopled w1th workmpn from l -lr. Dark ,pays: ' them O.f a ll lmpr(lpf l' l'hal"al'tel'. promisf'd to do ,lS I ask." the big pla nt ot th e LackawannA St~f'l Attorney John Lord U·Brien. appear" The mnln thing now to be considered Several hundred hot(>l and restaurant company. Dr. Lew is propos"'S t o e"l:~n ~ (01 lhC' rl.-ff'nddl1l. d~kf'd ((U' i.l 11011Is where to locate t he filte ring plant In men were notified by Dr. G r e ene In cirlend every fa.c llfty at h is com m a nd to . un on the ground that thp peti tion cular letters. "iew ot th e present and t he fut ure. D r. Gre c n- Buffalo'H health o ffl ('f'1', tha t From t he r epol·ts ot many prote[ol510no.l ~~iI~ at'ked ror PO!'S{"S~IOIl of HIP second Hie spread of thE> t yphoid may be Id a nd fot1l'th ~torles o C the buildmE"n w hic h have recen tly beE.tl p ubing. "h€'re-ns the c:l.t'ts of lmmoralitv Hshed I n the N IEWS, g lvln", t he a larm c h ec ked, and Dr. Gree n has r:"utletl ~omplatnp.d or wer€' committed o n th~ concerning typhoid feve r, It !'Ioe(1'ms to hi m thnt h e will co- operate With lhp. ,r~l nool'. A motio n to amend t he petime lha t no time s hould be lost !n prede pa rtment to protl"ct Butta-la' wate paring n rt'medy to wa rd ort this grl:'"a t f ~Ion In t~l!I I't>SPPt~1 was dpnieri and t l1 (,11 li u pply from pollutIOn. lldg(> (·A..lamity·. It ("a n on ly bf 60 n O' by givolgPI' g ranted the mo ti o n (01' t h E' "C'n-!'olult. ing "oPt,. ppl y " ure- watt-r 0 the elty URTffN D[ATHS' ~ fROM TYPHOID IN ffBRUARY, ? ------..,,-~ tvl 1 , I A'diEv""inO ,\'..." .1ealth Department ReGords Show Disease is On the I Increase in Buttalo. fiLTRATION PLANT OUR ONLY SAFETY. lJNION BLOCK ~ CONOfMNEO, I Etrorts Will Be Made to LJ'ect Tenants of Famous Dug's Dive. th~ t........................10 ==.. . _ R l ..- Z, " 3 ~o:rm\~~oD~ °Jr~~~l~~n~~:u~~t­ .....................l ... . ·. . ·. . EVICTION eu IT FAIl4l IF ~~ J"~ · · · ·· · .... ···· ......·.. ·i·,t.:·....~.... ·........ ·................ , Si~('r °b.l~~een~r~~id R;~c~·fternooln .h~·TI.l.;:j, e~o~:ltI ~~'~;V tl~~;!rU~~'I'~r,re b\~t~~(~ I HOTfLS TO BOIL DRINKING WATfRl ~ r Health Com missione r Gree ne Asks Them to Take Precautions. I I II I I t Situatio~e.t �..,~ .......... .... " ..... ...i,i.i-{ ................ :r'.............. . .............................................: ...................... I CONDITION Of ~ITY WAT[R NOT SATISfACTORY, Report of Dr. Bissell, City Bacte riologist, Su bmitted to Aldermen. MUCH BACTERIA IN RESERVOIRS. Report on Plan for Extending Elmwood Avenue Referred to the Comm ission, -1 Buffalo's Threatened T yphoJd EpJdemJc-Dr. )chr-son, S tate b oal'd ot Health 011Jcer, Dr. G.;eene.pr. E H. Bailou and Constable Relke, Who Made an Inspection of the Condi~ tlons 1D the Smokes Creek District and Declared the Water Supply to be Seriously Con" taminated From That Source. '" "...........MAR.~ ...J.· }~~.~.................................I.. ,,9. ..............1.R.Q.~ .... ..................................... "............... .. TE NEMENT VIOLATION'S . ........................................ .......................... ......... ,.."'"., ... ,., ...r~ ........'.~ , ..... "....................... _ $(549. BISSELL f J.~; t~AR~c~e~t~r ':st~o~~' has =DR.WILL SPEAK been relieved from Duty NAMES OF NINE MORE OFFENDER S WILL BE SENT TO THE '~ill ~xplain to Physicians. DenDISTRICT ATTORNEY. tists and Nurses the Need of at last. By the Associated Press. Rochest er, l\Iarch 9.-Thornas Harps before t he pesthouse investigators to. day said: "The patients htld to sweep the floors th e mselves. T h ere was compla i~t enough at the hospital. The th ing was running itse lf. One night a fell ow go t up t h ere. playing a. mouth organ, a nd the nurses got to dancing. Me n were dying in booth s nearby. "They we re danc ing In the dlningroom-th e nurses and patlents, I mean. I have nO.fau lt to find wit h Dr. Barron. I have been chased after him and found him In the day nurses' ward. T do not know what h e 'vas dOing there. I heard Hoban. a patient, call for a nurse to wash his eyes, until he could call no longer." Dr. Barron d ropped tn during t he committee's hear ing today and was greeted with: " ' Ve il, how 's ch erries today, doc?" Dr. Barron bas been relieved from duty as r esident p hysician a t Hope Hospi ta l. "I got through there las t n ight." h e said today; "there are only nine cases remainin g and t hey are in the hands of nurses. I am through as r eside nt phySICian, that's a ll, beca use there was no furth e r need of one t here. "I w lI! not discuss Hope Hospital conditions until arter I have made my statement before the investigating com . mittee. I a m Su re t hat What I wi ll say then ",111 convince every fair-m inded person tha t the ve ry best was done for the patients t hat cou ld be with the limite d faciliUes a t our d isDOS~l " ~ a Pure Water Supply Here. Dr. Wi llinm G. Falls, will he till' g-uc~t of hOllol' a t th e" .l\1aJ'C'h ll1l"cting of the NiagaJ'a. F'all~ Acadrll1Y of 1\h·dwillE' OIl Monday lIight at th(> o JIk e of Dr" E . P . II. Griswold on North !\lalll Slreet. Dr. Ri~~('II. who WH!i r-alled upon some time ago to anulyze samples of the dty walel' ~lIPllly will talk to the phytii · • 113 on tlte results of his invcstigaon . A talk on Niagara Falls water at lhls pn J'ti culul' tnnC' w(1l be founel vcry inte r C'.sting anu it is Jiopcd that al\ !TIcm bel'S of t hc Acu<lrmy will talte th is opportunity to ilea l' Dr. Bissell. Anotlu't' illtrl'csting r"alu l'c of thl:-. mneling will hc that t he de lltists all lIUI'S{':'; "ill meet with th e phYsic ians nnd the (ic.'nli!:lts will tal{c 0. p l'o l-nill en t Papers on th.e llal't ill th e 1l'l('Ptillg·. mouth and tpHh \\ ill be l'P;ld and cIt.-nl· ista anu nUT'5iPS of tlll~ city arc jnvited I . . .. .. ... .. .. ... .. . 'r' Dr. George' V{. P r ingle wi ll J"pad a paper 0)1 " Th p ('arc of Ch ildl'(>I1's Teeth," Dr. M. O. ('oo ley wi ll pl'esent a. pa}Xl' on " #.rhc )~-;frect of Adenoids in the .M.outh." Dr. It:. C. Campbell wil l l'ead on "The Dispnses of the :l \foulh Hnd "rl'cn tment," an(l DI .. NormaH E . Pl'ic~ will IlI lk 011 "The 1\{outh as an Aid t o DIagnosis." 4.,.~ ....·.... ·.. :;·;.. .............. . ~ ~ ................................... ........ .. ............ .. ....... Cv / to a lt£-nd lh C' mCPting'. J\.... .. :;.... ........................ ~ Bi"seil or Bu'Talo. ha< ter iologist for" th~ City of Niag'ar~ .......................... ...................................... 'Y1'J."rING SQUAD" ABOLISHED. he "spUting squad" is no more. The o era who were detailed t o ride On street cars to arrest s pi t t e rs were r e · lIeved from duty yesterday an.. w e r e Dut to work at patrol duty. ..... .. ....... ....... ....... .............. ......... Favors a Fl1ter. Dr. Walter D , Greene. ' the health commisiioner. aid'~sl~that be favors IL IIltration pla nt for Improving the con41t1on of Bul'talo's water supply. He not t nk moylnc the Intake into IlLke w d do muc~ Jood . ===~~====, o ~ n F. TrlhlC'. part owner and agent e Lackawanna Hot(>l, which was mm·d bv til(' Health Dcpartml'nt. tlIt'd plnn~ with thf'trflt t t 61 '1'ftilldIn for Impro\'emt'ntl'\ to th€' prop<'rly which will bring it within the rec.tuirc~('nts of th(' If'IH:m('nt law. r {' ha' t-\ The names of nine more tenemen hOllsc: owners, who have failed to comply with the law regarding tenement.$. Will he sent to District Attarn('ly Coalsworth by H~alth CommisSiOnfl' GTt?pne in a few days. A report of thE' C'onctition of each place will also he made and each section of (he law vlnlateil will be poinled out. COlllmi~~jonel' Greene ha5 tran~mltted altogether a.bout 50 names Health 10 the District Attorney for prosecu. Unn. but a~ yet only one indictment has bf'f'n founn, and in that case-the case of ('harlE's Fa.scio-the defendant was rE'l('a~-ed on Su~pended sentence. I I , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • j ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................................. ............................ .. . HILDREN ~ IN MOST DANGER, t 11(' COlll1U(,I'C'in I r ('~t~rcl:t:r's 1~~11C' "" I ('( HOJ'iail),: Th Health Phy" iclan urges all householders to boil water for drinking pu rpo8e8. It It l!'i necessary to boll ~Iagara water at home why not at the schools. where thousands In his weekly report to th e Co mmon CC'luncii on the condition of the city water, Health Commissioner Greene todaysaid:_ " The condition of the wate r is not eatlsfactory." The r.port of the Cily Bacteriologist ~hows that on Feb. 25 there were 360 bacteria to the cubic centi m eter in the waler of the west basin , Prospect Reservoir, and 300 bacterIa per c ubic centimeter In the eas t basi n. The Sewers Committee repo rted in favor of a brick sewer in DownIng street from South Park avenue to Julius street, a t a cost of $2650. a nd a seweI' In Genesee street from Springer ave-nue to the city line at a cost of of children dl'lnk It from lhe faue.ts dally? Ca.mmlssloner Ward's report of a plan for extending Elmwood a ventle .south to connect with Morga n st ree t was referred to the commission appointed for the purpose. Comptroller H ee ~en reported $65,119.59 cash on han~ The Comptroller reported the Un 1\'er~lty Sin king fund money & In the City Tr.asurer's hands on June 30. 1897. 1898. 1899, 1900 and 1901 a nd stated t he 1nterest In these funds were c redited to the gener-al fund and have- "mostly bren sued I n the a nnual resources a s an es. timate." CommiSSioner Wa rd or the Department of PUblic Works recommended a bond Issue for $3.534 to meet t he Indebtedness 1n curred on t he Buffalo River improvement survey. Colonel Ward stated t hat a triangular piece of land on the north side of th.e Hamburg canal bf'twee n .M ain and Washington street.<;, titie to which is In the city. Is now occupied b y the Coats. worth estatE'. There is now a partHion suit among the Coatsworth heir! and the Council r ecommends t hat the c ity be made a parly to the ac tion. An official report on the co ndition of the Gene-see Street Pol1ce Station shows that It Is too old and decayed to justlfv any expendIture fOI" repai rs. ~ Cold. Ward's report s ho\\s that thl Winter the derartm-ent has c leared 2.228,144 teet ot sidewalk at a to tal c ost of $19,689. It appears thnt t h e B uffa'io Gas Company. w hi ch now has n""'ont~t ""'"" the c it)·, Is charging the cit y 25 cents per lamp pel' month or $li.850 per year Last year. whoo there was a co ntract. the price was 17 cents per lamp o r $12.138 per year. The fund for gas lighting Is already short and thE' vo u c hers of the gar company wer'e submitted to the AI. dermen for t h eir action. Corporation Counsel F eldma n recommended that the ci ty be ~resented at t hp hearing on the Sea Wall b ill at ~I_ bany on Tu e~day. l\1arch 17, also that ~erested parties ~e Invited to attend. ~c:-yer;L1 cla~'~ ll~O ihe XE'\"~ a~I\:PLI tfhls qUPHtioH nnd when it was put to HC'flltlt COlllmi:-;siollC'l" Gl'Pcne he stated ~hnt h(' h:l <1 ('on1(>1'1'{'~\'Ith ~Ul)t. •.-:.~!. .......~... . .... .. .. . . . ...... .. ...... . .... .... .... .......... . . . ~~;;t';~':\,~: t\~~~r~'I;~e,~:'I'~::~~et~~~lt\~I:l~: "" """"MAR...~.,.~, ..1~~.~. . ..... ", . .... . ,."., janltol" of ",'hool s ~OIllC method or "Pllin" boilNI "'n I",' for tbe srhool •. BU FFALO TO HELP. " 'hll(' Ihe mallo,' I" bein" '1I'mng-ed Ibc children nrc drinking- poisouetl \Yatcr. BifE7IY" H e ailh Oflicprs 10 LooK After Th,,), wlil be at Ihe Iups ag-aln tomorTyphoid at We. I Seneca. 1'0\\'-RO.000 of Ihem. morc or le8". It Albnny, :\lnrch ll.- Daniel lIe wis. state 1-.; timp for ~omethlnp: more thnn con-· h ea lt h co mll1i!5sioner, to-night nJlDooncE'd thut DI". " ""It er p. Grc(>u. health commissioner. ulld Dr. Edwa rd Clnrk, his depSupt. EU1Pl"!-IOll haR full publl<:+ ('o n - lIty, oC Buffnlo, hod ('onsenteu t o Rcn'e ftfl(lll('(l In thlfol :IS to other mattprs hut as I'rpl'escntnth'es of the State Departhe ('aunot too 1l1'Omptl,Y nunounrp whnt ulC' nt o f Ileulrh dm·jug the prevalence of metlSlll'('S It" hn~ tnkpll to ma ke t he the t.l' phoid tel'N' epidemic iu ~"et;t Seneca, Erit' ('o unt.,·. ('hilrll'l'u :-;nf('. ThC'~' are i n rh(l greutDrs. G r e(,1l nnd Clark have been authorl'st <lnll~("I'. I ized to mnk e inSI){lction in the iurE'cted district nut! tnke sut'h actiou as they deem nec{'.'i<':lIrr. in ('u lITlcc tion with Dr. E. H. BllllolI. hen llh ofli<'cr or West Seneca. 1'bl. will uuthorize th e Buffalo authorities to take e,'ery precn ntinn for the protection ot thp water slIppi)' ot tI,at city. I �GENIAL GUS SCHNEIDER • h~'I'k to Depn.rtm~nt of J-Iealth and Drom ~laJor In 74th Regiment . DR. WALTER D. GREENE, GUARDIAN OF THE CITY'S HEALTH �1~ ,...................................................... ............. ........................................................... t • 1IIi~;11 ........................ Too M';Ich neddllng. thr rharily ()rganization -n" CIE't H~kerl vV~NTS MORE PAY ..................... .. 50- ftOR THE MILK hns wLhln it 1>0\\ r to no much ... .I.lC.oc..L.I .... I.. nllily pl'operlv bp \\ hi'lhpr, in It~ J>rt~sp.nt cru!':adc tr'npmrllt hOll~f'~, It hns not gone too fclr- -whplhpr In fCeelcing to do goofl It ha~ not n~sum"'(l too l11uf'h au- INSPECTOR. thority. \\ hpt' ~I rL/lllpting to pre"ent UIlR:lnit:I"Y and .....·althCul ten(Oment ('ol}(lition~ It hil!': not tnk!>n up- 011 iUr>lf all undue flupel'vlsion of the fight agaim.;t lIn~.lllll:lI'Y tl'nemC'nts, the society confinell it~f'lr to ronditions th(O hutlal 'Which aln';uly f'xlsteu: there building laW!'. In fHE HEALTH COMMISSIONER TELLS ALDERMEN THAT THIS INSPECTOR SHOULD RECEIVE AS MUCH MONEY AS THE TENEMENT AND SANITARY INSPECTORS. were buildings in whl('h fam'U(OJo\ \\ ere overcrowded In dark. unventilated. sflualid r('KHn~. anu. It f((>pmNl propp! that the society should ('all th,.. attention of the authoritIes to this !"tate of arralrs. SinN' thrn, hOW('\,Pf. thp DR. WILLIAM G. BISSELL Head of the Bacte riological Dureau, Departnl e n t of PubUc Health . ~o("iety H has pvils that cin harm. it ('rrtainly has no right to proj'"'C't Hs unwplcome presence in th~ way oC healthful progress in the building industry. It should con - and Commissioner ot ................................................................ .. .... . .. ... .. ...... . .. . .. . .. .. .. . . . ... . . ... . . .. . . ..... . .... from II..coltb C Qmmlq~ion('rGl'eene call~ In/! upon Ibe Counet! to proYld l' pure ",ater for tbe ",'hool_. Tbe letter was I an Ul'g'('ut one and l'epn's('ut~ a serious condition. It Is hope<1 thnt the commIttee will ",h-e prompt Hnrl effectiYe attentloll 10 ftne it!'ielf to eharirahle work, of th" mnlt!'!". It woultl huYe been better which then' i~ plenty to be found. If some Aluermnn had oll"er<'ll a re,olullon ba~l'd on Ihe lI~alth Comm"........................................... ....... iouer's report, so the . \ Ill"rmcu conld la..-e ,takt'n Immed1ale action. As It Is the ",hole matl!'r goes oyer '01' a week at leR_t. If the member" )f tbe committee rio their best with it it must ,,'nlt till' meellng of tbe -'..Idermen nHt ~Ionrlny and tben tbe Counclimen on " -edneS(lay before llnythln.<: of a 1cgisialll'e charncter can be done . Property Will Ob ey t he Te neIn the meantime cyery child In e"-cr~­ ment House Law, ~chool in Burrolo is In donger from tbe Thi~ morlliul,'{ .Tohn r\ TrJhJp. 011l' of n~c of Infected wa tel'. tlw OWIlf.'rH of the' h\1i1'1iIl~ in Tower ) J nill In suell a stole of things it would ",trc('It known 8Ft thl' Lurl\nwnnnn Hotd , seem thn I the Healtb Comml"Ioner submitted to IlplIJth ('onl1nls~iOI1N, G r cc ll ~ amI Hupt. Emerson would be justified plnll~ for r(lllltull'lIng anll jUlIH'Oying the olu ~ttl.l('t\ll·t'. whi('h 'W!1C;; r('t.'Ptlth· ('on- 1n dOing somcthlng on tbelr own ac~lpulIlC'll b;\' tho la·nlth d"pnrtmpnt· 0$ bl'- I count lIS nu ntllniuistrutiy(' measure, to Ing \1Sl',J foJ' n tf'Il(,IIH"nt hOll"'£' un.] not meet an emergcl1l'Y. 1'hc lIenltb H oard C'ompl.,·ing with the pr()\'if.;iOIl~ of the t('n(\~ llns Iargl' pOWt"l'R nnll ~rl'. Elllcr~on f~ m"nt hOURl\ Illw. an nutocm t In the ~dlOOI~. It ought Dr. (~r('(lnC' stnt('ld thllt he h(1I1 gone no-t to be neC(\N~nry to wait the l!\low 0,(,1' tht' pions \'PI'Y cnrf'i nlly with T E'n('llwnt In~pp('tor Swan, who is nn nr C'h i- J>rocess~s of leglsln tlOll 10 head alI dis· 19 1903 DR. THOMAS CARPENTER Atlel8tant Bn cterio l oloCht t in t h e D e l Utl' h n ellt of lI enlth . ·.... MAR··· .... ,J........I................ . . . !-;... ~ ..... announcement w a s made yes- by H(;alth commi~1t0ner in a '·ny short ti M II i;. rt~ nect!S~lty ot purifying the Butrnto would be I'eu<l)' tor thp, Boal'tl of Aldermc.>n. In Grunt" will urge the Ina filtration piant at th~ in. instrRd. or octendfng the rf'cetvlng lom' mtll,!1 Into thl' lRk!.. . Tl ml:' and again Dr. Grceof> ha!" publlclystn t r:d n(>cEflsHy for a ntt l'3tlon plant, and will I..'ndeavot· to convince the Aldt:!rmen a repo r t. ........ ....- o~ ~Eth~~~k~W~"~~~~~, I t~('t. .11 !Jnlt~ approved tht" plum;," said Dr. Grt'C'tle. HThf?y Wl'ft' drnwn hy a w (l llknown orchlh'C't :Trul th€' huilrling will be ChHIl~t;cl "'0 H~ In fnll.'· ('(Itupl:\~ with thf' PI'OYI"'lonS of the t(lIlC'11l£'nt hntl"l(' Jaw. "Thl'rp will hf' 110 dark holls. [I IHI tIH'T(, will h(' ~utll(tjtlut light in en'n' room jn tho lmiltling. Thrl'£' will nlso b~ n cl08f,t fnr (,ypr.\· tWI) fumilil;''4.'' "~hf'n th~ olfi(·Pl's flf tht.' hpnith th'part~ ment uncl nf thll Chnrit,\' OrJ,rnui7.lltioll Sncif't." ('omnWtlcpcl tlwir c rll~nc1(\ n~ntnt-:t ('(lrtain tf'IlC'llwnt hOI1"f'~ thl"Y fnund t hat tlw LnC'knwannll Trotl'1 Il11ilfling l'ont:liTl.'d 7:i fnmilit~s onl1 hUll only tf'n rlosrts. (l or tliE:> pr(l~('llt plnn"i only !.!O fuml1ip!,; will t~C(,l1J1'\" tlw prt'mio::( F. rn- I DON'T KEEP IT LONG, GENTLEMEN~ The Aldermen yesterday referred to tbe school committee a communication I to enforce thell' funilaJT<('ntal duties then it·s timp for n (·hang('. 'Yhile the society i~ entirely jll~tlfi(\ll in rooting out Greene Public Works Francis G. Ward, as membeJ's of the Board ot Health, petltlontXI th e Alelermen this afternoon for an Increase in salary for Dr. William B. M ay. milk in..qpector. Dr. May <t present recelyes but $800, and Dr. 3reene says hl~ rlutle!; are as arduous is tho~e of tenement nnd sanitar}~ In.5pectors. who rf'C'Piye $1,000 annuall' Th ~y a~k tor an Incl'pa~e of $200 a. yea '. Th,.1 Af:~e!i~or!i, In a communication to th <" Aldermrn. said that infornlation had rMched them to the effect thllt th ere h Rd hl'en an increase in the e;;;ti~ matf's ror the saiarif'~ of draughts-men in the Dep'lrtmE'nt of Public ,Yorks. The y asken th a t the salaries o( the draught!'1U£>n ill their department be lIkewl.9E' in(,l'ea~f'd. AI<1. MoEnch,.en of the Investigating Committee ~ubmlttE'd thE" report of Jdm E"~ A ..H amt lton. expert accountant 011 th e maltf'r of the pxamlnaUon ot the book, of the POlice Court. Th e expert r pport ~hO\\'5 that the totRI amount of ftn{"!'i' Impo~d hy Judge )'Iurphy for the year en1ling December 31. 190~ . wa~ $7,667. of whkh sum $3.554 w('re ('o1JE'ctprl and turned over to the City Tre.umnr. The (' x pert aC'''C'ountant also reported thnt the K eepPl' ot the Penitentiary has I'P 'eiptcl) for th e bodlD~ ot those per!=:ons who failE>n to pa~· their fines representIng a total of $4,133. _/ branched out in oth"'r directions. It ha~ a~sumed It to })(I Its duty to ~ee th a t all the building la ws are €'nfor("ed. It hn, oonstltuled Itself a body prepared to show the municipal authorlt ieR how to do their nuly. Complaints have beE'n m::uie to the Health Department or alleged vlolntionR of tbe building Ja ws In cnsf'S where apartment house s wpre InvolYl'ld, complaints hased on the most trivial grounds. For inslance, " builder on lhe West Side ~'as putting up two apartment houses, lea "ing the 8pa('e hetwf'len them required by In w. An agent oC the society measure.l the rllstance and tound that at one pOint the building!; projected onE" inch liver th(' line. The entire worlc was ~tOPPf'A and an Inspector from the Health Department w as sent out. Thr- interference was u nneC'E'~gary, unwarl'ant",d. and obptruC'tive. It was ~i1ly. The con!"E'flUenCe of It Is that the Health Department Is overrun with petty ('omplflin ts and bulld('rR arE.'> dlscouragecl with the prospect of h,..lng cnlled to a(".·ount by an irresponsible agent of the Chal"lty Organi zat ion Roci('ty. If the ('ity oftktn.l~ o.re not able EALTH Commissioner Walter D. en~e, Whl?ll well known all the cOllditiollti are as now. 1lS -< �.................................. HOOLS MUST BE .... ......... . . . . .... . . . .. .... . .. .. ... 1'- ........................ ri\LDERMEN FOR L --C=""'-..==-_.............. .......... rtflLL ALTER I THE HOTEL. r SUP:[~~D:NrRI ~ PURER WATER IN OWNER OF LACKAWANNA WILL MAKE CHANGE S TO CONFORM TO LAW, THE SCHOOLS. .fiealth Commissioner Greene Calls Upon Aldermen to Take Actio n. Leading Members of the Board USE OF OZONE TO Speak Out In Favor of Dr. PURIFY WATER. Greene's Recommendation. Dr, G reene is W atching W ith I Great Inte rest Experime nts Being Made at Niagara Fall s, Health Commissioner.Owegs's co mmun ication to the Board of Aldermen yesterday asking that he be empower ed to furnIsh the child r en in the publi c schools wIth pure w a tel', was referred to the commlttee on schools. JudgIng from the n ttitud e of most of the Ald erm en the important qu estlon will be ac ted on promptly and th en pas~ed on by the Board of elmnHealth Commissioner Greene this cllmen . . I I Ther e should be no delay. The children In Ihe public school. of Bulfalo g t t th Aid mornI n sen 0 e dl ermthaenta cotlm- · are drink Ing Impure water according ~o the officia l I'epOl'ts of the H ealth Demun ea tl on ac the on I par t t l t'IS n ser Ious SI. t ua t'IOn. D r. G r ee ne apprec Ia t es th e f ac t aA does be taken at reeommen once towardngpro vidi ng men. I children In the public schools with pure wa ter. "The Children a.re in constant dan g er of getting typhoid fever," said Dr. Greene, "and something must be done to protect them," Dr. Greene is prepared to recommend that s mall gas stoves be used In th. achools tor boiling th e water It filters cannot be secured, The gas stoves w111 be less eXDenslve than the filters . 011 hope th e Aldermen will a ct ~::\n~~ni:;e~~i~~~~~~~~ O:0~:~~;at~rfo~r~~~1eCh~~:re~1r~O~I~e~~ balled wJth out additional expense. They found that i t: would be Impossible. I ,, J ohn F. Tri ble, one of tbe ow ners ot the Lackawan na H otel in lower Mai n Street, which w as recen tly co ndem ned by tbe Healtb D epartmen t fo r be ing used as a tenement In v iola tion ot the law, t hl. m orn ing su bmitted to Healtb Commissioner ~ e plan. which provide for the improvem ent of the bulldlng .0 as to comply w it h t he home la,t'. Health Commissioner Greene ca refully exa;nlned the plans with T enement 1nepector Swan, who is a n arch itect. The omclals found tha t If tbe I building Is remodeled In accordance wltb the plans, It will be satisfact ory to t he a u thorities. Dr. Greene said: " I have appr oved the plans which were d r a n~n u p for l\'Ir. Trible by a well-know n a r ch itect of t h i! city. The b uilding will be changed te I comply with the la\v. T here will be n e dark bulls, a nd the-re wlll be enot:.gh light In every room In the bu ilding. There will also be a cloget for everll two fa mIl1 es." The Lackawanna Hotel Building wa! the one which held seventy- five families nnd had only ten closets before the H ea lth Depa rtment nnd the Charity Organization Society got atter the owners. Unde r present plans on ly twe nty ta milles :w1l1 occu p y th e ·b ullding. I I The expensp or boiling the water, as ta k en \\ Itho ut delay to purify the w a ter outlined in th e plan of Dr. Greene. furn ished In the schools. would not be heavy. It will necessitate ALD . S':\lITH-Fllter or boll the only a moderate expense. ",aterl At any _rate have it pure when ........ ·.... ···.... ··Cf~ir.;; .................. .. "Th 1 t" Id D the chlld"en drink It. ese ow gas S oves, sa r. ALD. HOLMES-If th e water Is s u ch .. ............... . Gree ne yesterday a fternoon, "will heal th at t h e Department of H ealth orders a big bOiler full ot water w1th pressurf' It boiled at home It certainly s hould [ rom an ordinary gas jet. The water be bolled In the schools. ............... . may bf' boiled one afternoon or evenALD. ADAM-I say boil the water tn promptl:r," said Dr. Greene. "Too Ing a nd used th e next day when it has the s<, hools If thp H ealth Commissioner I many precautions cannot be taken to been cooled." say" It's advisable. I protect th e health o! our children." . I Without ex ception, the Aldermen ALD. MtJLLENHOFF-lt see ms to Dr. Gr eene Is greatly interested In ! qu es ti oned yesterday about the drin k- me It would be a simp le eno ugh und er- . experiments that are to be made atllng water in th e public schools, said taking to have the j anitors of t h e Niagara Falls with ozone as a m e8.1"lS \! there s hould be no delay In giving t he. schools boll enough water one day to D R L . jo chIldren pure water. M any of them be u!";ed the next. " re want to give or purIfying the water. . . o,'e Y'j d idn' t carE: whethe r It wa.5 by boiling or the chIldren bt! tter water whatever way. who Is t he Inventor of the system. ha ~ filtering. Their jOint opinion was: "I~ it·s done. But I say let the janitors batt 8ecured permission to erect a model I-.;n·t necessal'V to spend a great amount the water and cool it Cor the next day. plant at the Falls, and will commenCe of money. but the ch Ildren must haw: work w ithin a short tim e. as gO~~ water at school as th ey have a t FOR C ITY FILTERING PLA N T, "In view of the present co ndition o f hO~~~t th Id I dl Id II . . AId. Sulllvan no t only says the water the water supply of Burralo," said Dr. ey sa n v ua y ~as . 1 should most assuredly be purified in the Greene t his morning, "I am naturally "'itA T TItE ALDE R MEN S A y, schools, but he takes a decided stand In Int rested in any thing that may be ALD. M'EACHREN-By all means favor of a filtering plant tor the entire found to rend€r the water more pure. give the chlldren pure water. The s u pply ot thE.! city. H e said: The tact that ozone wlll kill g erms inl cheaper way it·s accomplished the bet"You can 't put me dow n too str ongly tel', but th ey shou ld be protected. In favor or givi ng children boiled water. the water has been known. of course. ALD. MOEST-Some th lng s h ould bp I tell you this question of drtnlcing tor many year~. It has never been put don e a t once tor the chlldrf' n water is OI1e that we've got to thlnic JInt.o practical u~e, howevpr, owi ng to' ALD. CO LLINS-Bol1 the \~ater. W e O\'er pretty serloUEly. -VVe owe It to the the enorm ous cost of manufacturing o w~ it to th e children. people. Of course I'm not in fayor of Health CommissIon er Walter D. ozone. If Mr. Lovejoy has found a ALD. HARP-The wate r sho.uld be spending mIllions 1n a ftltering plant. GrgeeOri this forenoon wrote- a letter t1 means whereby he can manufacture it purified, but 1 should like to see It made I don' t believe In the first place it would there Is no doubt his disco\' - morp palatablp than ordinary boiled cost so very murh . But to get pure tli cials of th e Lackawanna Ste~l prove a blessing to the public. I water Is. Childr~n are particular abo ut water would bp about as good a n In ves - Company at Stony PoInt suggesting the th e tas te at wa ter a nd I do ubt if some m ent as Buf'falo could make. I'm heart- extension Df a canal trom inside the !;h~l1. visit the plant as ~oon as It is ot them would dl'ink It boiled. At a ll lly In favor of a filtering plant." n e-w breakwater to Smokes creek as a in \\ 01 king order, and ~ee t or mys elt eVen t s something should be done abou t what there is to th e claims Mr. It, and quickly, too. wG m eans of prevenUng fUrthel' pollution MA Y GI VE P UB LIC ItEA RI" , r th e I a k e, w h ence B utralo d er I yes It.. ~,v'JOY . ALD. GOR~[AN-Puriry t he ",ater In 0 So far as I am a\'\:are, thf."re Is not a th e schools by all means. It·s a simple Ald. Heiser. chairma n ot t he School water supply, by the typhoid -ladel. aingle ozone pu rifying plant in this method to boll It and would cost very Committee, said the co mmi ttee prob- " atprEl oC that creek country. ThE're are,R. { pw in Fl'an c:e Il1ttle. ably wtll give a public h earing on the .\.t prehent a cnnal exis ts extending and Germany. Rnd thpy h:rve hl1'~ n., ALD. )1AN~IN G-Th e water rur- j subject In a few days. fr om the new harbor through the Steel "1~I.!cI t} ' - . . . l U.. • . • pl\., .:r \J ...'·' . ~e nis h ed to the E("hool c h ild r en can't be "Something ought to be done to give P lant lands In the direction of the 1~ one of th (l' be.'n, It lIOt the best g er-I· any too pUl'e. Th e purer the better a nd the- children good water." said he. "I creek. It is u.sed for commerCial purmaclde known. It wlll ~ 111 the bac- Impure Wa.tel· should not be tolerated. will ~e.'" the \, th ·r memb('rR ot the co m- I p o~ es. H ealth CommissIoner Greene tel'la found in the watel' as well as ALD. KENNEDY-Steps shoulc e m1t tee and take it up at once." th inks It this can nl were extended to boIling. T o ma ke I tS u se practical, _ I _ the creek most of th e waters of the howev er, th e cost or production, as I I M \ LJ 1 . ...................... .................................. creek would flow through the canal to t said , would ha\'e to be reduced, and all ....... .. , .... ....... : .. .~.. .... . ."u;j ldU.;! , hal'bor In s tead of emptYing Into the .. ....~.~~.~~ ~~ ,,.~~-~ fXTf NO CANAL fAT STONY 1 POINT TOSMOKfS CRffK, 'Dr. Gree ne Suggests a Plan to Stop Pollution of the Lake. I j 0' MAR _ (, .....................................................................,...i. . ......................... ~~:e W~!f~·g~\'°I~ldo~~;'I~ t~oberefi~t~!:d a~e; trac,'S of ozone that might remain." .. .. ................... .. ..NEVI t>. NEW· • The plan or Dr. Lovejoy. who has ........ ............... s tud ied the uses Of ozone ror years, Is .............. .. . "'" WHY WAIT ANOTHER WEEK 1--....,· to erect a modei plant at Niagara Falls , r and, i1 hl~ C'laltTl£ are found to be true. [en.ltli (·OIl11l1i~:--:ioll(·1" (~ told t to endeavor to immediately bul1d a t ite .. \.Idrl'llwuil' l'Ollllllilt('p la .... t Dig-Itt mu ch larger plant In Buffalo. H e of tht.' dang'('I' of u~ing impul'(, "'11t('l' claims that by his me-thad water could HfALTHfUL WATf R l:n~U:~;n~ ~~~~:~. ~ . '.:.... . . ~ . r .... ......... . .........&.'''1'''' [0 RCHI LunA[[ NI!E·:: ~:':l:.~~!~~~d 1::;'~~~ill~~J;:Jll~:~:; r I about : hair a r"'"' ---_ , , I. P.nt.,otio n of Wa t er Supply, , lI1a.rCfb 12.-Dr. Daniel Lewis, commissioner announced 'yalt or D. G l'ce.ne, health com· ~'.S IOI""I, ru;d Dr Lt ....ard Clark, his of nulTalo, had consented to 'l'tatlvcs or the s tate Insp<l'ctions io th<! Infocted dis· such actlou as they and ··ke .,;L nec.c ~sn.ry in connoctlon with Dr. Ikll ol1, health offircr of West 'I~n ccn . T .... ':J will authv!lze the Buf· nuthi'ie-5 to t!lk("- c\·ory preca.tl~ fer ;ho protection of the wa.~er II used for drlnl;iu~ nnd t hnl that be P:\l·t of the jllfliloJ'" rcp:lIlar work. Y h COmmiSSiOner Greene v ., HAalt ~ " hen II Will, Make a Recommendation. the m"IIN' had b ••'n full>' dis· clIsi"ed It ",us Inid 0\'(-'1' till next w (·ek to get 8ull1. Ell_ w,.·~;on'~ hlens all the subje('t. Wl, y? \Vbn tid.". could ~lr. Emerson hold In opposition to " sa n Itary arrange· ment nrged on such authority and with such repE'n t",1 emphasis as this has had fl'om J'O('rnt eXJlerlence In otber s('llool:-:'! )11'. gll1t"l'son's i d('n~ ('Quid jUlye bpru hud, ill auy ('a~p. ill fiflpe n min\11 ('~ h.\· tPIf'pbont'. '''hy wnlt :t ·w e('k? TIl<' t\\,enly·lifth 't\l.knt at eomell ('ob·e .. ,lty ,Ii cd of tn>holu fevcr from D r. "'altpr D. GreLnt~, CommIssioner ot Hea lth. ha~ a~ked lhp Common Councll to ma ke somf~ arran~ement for SUpplying the (."hihlr(>n in the public sCr~OOIj': with healthful dr inking wate r. I he step is reassuring a...o;; far as the t'utuJ'P i~ l.'oncerned, but th~ p (>op l~ are Interestp.d in thl' fll1t:~l1on w hllt Is to be done for th£' (:hHdrf n (or th ... pre~en t. , Hean h L'onllnl~~iQnpr GI'ppne was asked the qUt:~ti()Il thlg monn g. He said. "Nothlng can be done for the presen t, bu t i t A.ll the- o ffictu Is concerned act promptly, therp neer] be no delay beyond next weE-k In getting pure water impure wa l<'l' :r('~t~nluy. 'Yhy expo!':c for the sC'hol)ls. k "The (~ommHte{' on Erlu"atrnn meets l our SO,OOO {'hlltlren to Rue h n dang'cr 1111 7;30 o. 'do('k tonight. 1 aIll preparing fl~ures on dl~tfller] water find bolled \\dter \\ hlch 1 sha.ll lay before th.=: com- I !;.!~tee. wIth pe-rhnps ~ome recom_ ~ndntion," __ ~:~r ~,l~~~diJ1e~hpe t~~rbs~I~,,;~:g:r~:~~ , shore line and tilerefore would prent It from getting into the current Ii<'h run" a long the outside of the ~ akwRter and which 1n tImes or fre-sh, a nel "lth certain winds prevailing p_~ dIrectly to the waterworks intake ' I'. rhe artificial waterway would con- ~~~r~rhk:e~H{~:e !f~~~:~.~ l~t~I:~Ii~7t uld not he ma(le much worse. 'It w ould be a gr.at benefit to the Ity of Rufralo Ir thi s plan could be arripc1 out," said Dr. Gree-ne. "Once onfined to the harbor this water would nd it:.; \\ ay thl'ough th e new and old arbor~ to thp rh'er below Fe-rry street. hpr!' it ('ould do no damage to the ,ty'. drinking Willer." r i lliI~iI........II..Ii..I i............ai......~~__....__________________________..................~i1~ at tlm III.tY.·. .. .. . �................ . ~ The Aldermanic Committee all once kn ew a c hild who wns l{llled ca rSchools last e\'enln~ took up the qu:s - rying a bottle. She tell on it, was CUt Uon of pure water In t he schools all~ ­ and bled to deuth ." Ald. Holmes sa ld bottles we re not usually dangf'rO ll not tne hippocket kind. THREAT F R O )) PL {; ))BER S. The rna(~er was 5b eh'ed until M onday, wh en the committee wlll meet the S uperl ntendent of Educutlon to hea r his Ide"s. John C lark and Fran k Rya n. representing the Journ eymen Pl umbers' Assoct!lUon. were- present to ~ay t hat a ll the journeymen in the allied trades would quit work on School No. 58 If t h e contract WfiS llworded to N. L . & H. V. Barr. a fir m from R()cheste r w hich estRbllshed a business here two rears ago. The Ba rrs bId SI ,547. and we re lowest. The- Barrs applle-d for adm ission to the Buffalo :\fast('r Plumbers' As~o cia­ tion a nu were denied. Under It prp\'ious arrangemen t no u nion man could Walk for a master p:umber not wit h the Masters' A~oclatl()n. Barr's men s tuck with him, were finPd and e xp e:lIed and became non -un io n mrn. The Barrs paid the uni on scale for eight hou rs' wo rk. but dId not favor sever~l of thp. union Ideas, such as li mi ttng loe number of apprentices. BARR I S FIR)(. I from home. ":Clan"elrou, •. " .ald Ald. Belser. \_ ....... .. j E~\ LTH the IRke outside of th e breakwater II e, 00 that all of th~ contaminated wa t from th ? t filthy ~trenm Is carrleo outside of the present stretch of brea kwater and comes to the head of N iagara RI\'er and right to the in take. It Is b elieved by tbe Hea lth CommIssioner that if the Steel Pla nt canal is con nected wi th Smoke'f'I Creek. muc h ot the ('ontamlnated wa t er will pass througb the cana l a nd empty in to the lake inside of the breakwater. It was stated by Dr. G reene th Is mo rning that If t he polluted water fro m Smok e's Creek was e mptied into thl.~ Jake In~lde or t he break\\-ater It wo uld r un along the shore line a nd conside rable of it be k ep t from furt her e mptying Into the Nlag;.lra Rh-e r. .. It ,,-ould benefit the cIty a g reat deal," said Dr. Greene. " By having I this wat er emptied Inside of the brea kwater. It ·w ould not hnve a c ha nce to get Into Niagara Rh'er. but would fl oat do wn the harbor In the di rec tion at Dutch BIll's. A large quantt ty of c ont aminated water wo uld be kept ou t of th e Intake by t hIs plan if It were ca rried out. I ha " e w rItte n to t he Steel P lan t officials, asking t hem to extend the- cana l. but whether or no t t h e y wil1 do ~o remains to be seen. Of cou rs p. t her would h ave to s tand t he e xpense, but then It may be thei r ultimate object Is extendIng thle canal. aR all the-Ir la nd run~ right u p to the bed of Smoke's Creek, s o I am Informed." Han D r. GrC'('ne been a careful reader at The Enquirer he wou ld have been posted n~ rly a. week ago on the fact that the Lackawanna Steel Compa ny intended to e-x tend Its ca nal to SllI.Okp'S Creek The s t or~~, well a uthenticated. wa!'l printed pxclusl\'ely In this pape r. No t only will the ca nal be extended to Smoke's Creek. bu t a lso to the la ke a t a _---.QQln t further west th a n its presen t en- f The fil m has bE.-en workin g ::::UCCC'SS4 fully until the prt"senl t ImC'. ~o\'.. t he represen tath'es of the journeymen p lumbers say a ll ot her tradflsmen will r efus{lo to work on t he sc hool b uilding wIth Barr's non-union men. Barr now sa ys It's n Question at ho nor. He was three Umes refused adm ission t o the l\Iaslers' Association a nd now he wm not joIn. Col. Ward. when asked It the Barrs did not become Irresponsible btdd€"rs on account of Inab ility to finis h their work, could give no di rect a nswer. Mr. Bnrr c laims he ca n ftni~h his co ntract with ease. The matter was p ut over for a "I week. .......IA8.............~...~~....................... I"'"-"~-' ."- ' .... ("omtni~~ion e r Grpene haEi a plan which he believes will as~lst m ater ially In the purifie-alion oC the drinking water consutn('d by this cit :r. If adopted. How ~ e\'pr, the expPnsp of lhe- plan, shou ld It be carried nu t, will hu \'e to be borne by the L ackawan na Steel Company, u nl el"s thf> city agre(>!; to ~tand a ('ertaln por. lion. ThIs is hardly probably. as the plan takes In land out~lde of the- city, alrhough the city would be benetlted. Dr. Greene wrote a lette r this rnOI'Il ......to lhe officlrtl. of l he Steel P lant At Stony Point. RPklnll them to e xt end one of th e ('annls wh Ich h as been b uilt by the company for Its own transporta tion facili tI es. Th(> canal Is directl y In the land owned by the Steel PI,"". and extends f rom the lake to the hea rt of the plant. a dista n ce o f over half a mile. r. Greene's Idea is to have this nrUficla l waterway extended fro m the oresent t(Ormin us in the S teel Plant to Smoke's Creek. abo ut one third of a mtle a 1j\'ay. SmOke's Creek e mpti es Into H PLUMBERS THREA TEN STRIKE ON SCHOOL 58 bieski Street and Walden Avenue, a.lso arose. Representatives of a labor un Ion appeared to state that no uuion men in am' of t he trades would wor k O ll t he buildIng If the pl umbIng contract was glyen to the lowest bIdder, N. L. & H . V. Ba rr. Health Commts~lon€' r " 'alter D. Greene appeared before the committee with a suggestion for an economical means of preventing typhoi d amollg school children. D I·. Greene snys t here a re no gern's in the water a t p resent, but t here Is danger. "r hal'e found thot t he c heapest rate we cnn make wi t h any of the ~'3 ter companies Is out of the questlon. The best arrangement I can sugges t is to pu rchas e gas stoves fo r a ll t he schools a t a cost of $500 and re Quire th e janitors to bo tt n barrel of ",-ater each dn y for the school children to drink_ • ~O D .\l'fGER l~ I C E. "Then' has been some ta lk of t here I being dange r in Ice. I do not t hink there Is as much danger as most peopIe think "~e spent two months la~t year exa mining ice a nd found it a ll pure. I n freezing. the germs a re d rh'en down and the Ice Is pure. With 25 cents worth o f Ice per ctny for each school a nd the boiled water J belle'\e we have t he most eco nomical plan." Dr. Greene ~ald he would t rust no flltel' in n rea l epidemic. "There is nothIng so good as boiled water," saId he. R epr e s~ntatl" e s of wnter c ompanies "" ere on hand with propositIons tor furnishing water and filte r men w er e nlso there. They were listened to. but were not given any encouragement. Dr. Gl'e ~ Jle referred to the Chicago Idea-each child wllh a water bottle " DR.GREENE f ASKS STEEL PLA.NT'S AID. Te lls Aldermanic Committee Have Janitors Boil All for Drinkin)! PurPublic Schools. ing trom th e typhoid scare, and . lald ~t ove r until )'lon d:lY· A q u estion lnvoh Ing School NO. 5. to be b uilt at So- ...... ... 7' BUY 'OAS STOVES yTO BOIL WATER, SA YS DR- OREENE Health Comm issioner Tnat City Should Water Used poses In .. - ." "' _ _ • _____ • ______ ._ .......__ • _ _ • __ --..._., - RECOMMEJVD A FILTRA TION PLANT. t I j (From this M ' orning's Courier.) I Health Cornmt~slont!r \'\"alte:r D. Greene ~ald ye5=terliay aftprnoon that II h.J.s report on the nece5'!'Iity of purifYIng the water COlu~umed in BuFralo ~ III be made ~hortly to the aldermen. Tile principal fealure of It will bE' the recommen dation (or a filtration p lant Instead of extending the receiving pIpes four m iles In lo the lake. "Butralo ha~ ief;s typhoid fe\'er t han other citle~ of It~ Eize " ~ald the Health CommissIoner, "but even at that OUr pel'l:entage- of deaths is too large. The re~ s hould not be over one death a month In this city from tyPhoid fe,· er. roday B uffalo is not In a very bad WAy regarding it!; water SUpply. 'Vhen the ice breaks up in the lake howp".,}' the water \\"111 be ('onslderabl r C'ontamlnated. As South B urt'ald grow~ au;' supply wIll nf'ed to bear wa t chlng mOre closely. "Lake Erte 13 pracLIcailr becomtng a. huge dumping grounn for the filth ot the lakes, C'leveland. ErIe, D unkIrk, Toledo and eVt'n Detroit are pour- ! Ing theIr .ewerage Into It. In time it \\ II I hardly be fit to drInk. ThIs Is ~artlcularlY true during a storm . a~ the la k e Is so ~hallow that whateve r ! as gon e to the bo ttom is whirled to the top. Extenrllng the receiving ~~es Into the la ke would Improve the water fot' a little time. but this !~ I t s uffi cIent. A filtration plant Is. the only permanent solution and the I e ty mIght just as "(011 Caee it no w as later." j ! I. i ----- ----------------_ ......... _................ -j -From t he Ithaca Journa l. I Bacillus Typhosus, Enlargecl3,OOO Times, showmg the Rocl"Shaped Cell with the Fiagt:fJa. 7 hese Are ti c Cause Of Typhoid Epidemics. They Inhabit the Water We Drtnk and Are ot 'he Kind That Go Oat Gut by Prayer and Fasting, but by the Physical Pncess of Filtration. �..... 0.0 .............................._._. . r .., ~ , .. . ·........ .........: .. ••••• 'IU .......... ......... \NJW QUARANTINE r u..., ..... \; • • • .•• . CUT THE RED TAPE. HOSPITAL PLANS y Should All Our Boys and Girls Be Forced to Drink Typhoid Fever Germs? ARE COMPLETE. They Will Be Submitted to Health Commissioner Greene a nd ProbablY Advertised at Once. F 6Jaeofrn unb !lr. Q!rrrne tm~fit ~ 1t jdjoffung fur bit 6Si~. ; limn 9(n: l5~u{tn. Your editorial today regarding another week of delay In providing boiled water for the schools Is timely, but e; ldh bet ~(lImber" In eld)I, hardly torclble enough In v iew of the Importance ot the matte r. Several weeks have alreadY passed since yo ur ~as @5d)ul • ~omile bet ~Ibetm(n • paper called attention to the danger of aog in feinet @5illung ge[letn ~b mb a. seriouS typhoid epidemic. The b Health Committee seems to be waiting e~ ..~ Ot f.f.l ~~ ag. bes It! ~~[ un bpeWHiI;om> for the School Supe~dent and the ~ ble offeTtlltdjen @;d)ulen mit School s\iilerlntendent for the Alder- gefod)tem obtt filtritlem !l1laffet 3U I men, who reter the matter to a com- oetfotgen, I· mlttee. Mea.ntlme, no one can tell hO:v ~t, @teene mat ebmfalls anme[mb I mu c h harm has been done by all thIS tediouS walUng, with the heallh and unb Ilj~i(te ben ~lbetmm mil, bafl 1 nad) femet Uebetaeugung bas filtritle 5 llves of 80,000 children In jeopardy. In threatened epidemics there should !l1l, affer 2U fofljpielig fein luutbe, ba I' be no delay on aCCoun t of red tape or 0 the whim ot any oIDclal, but the Health tnt @5lab! geamung m mate, bie ~ppa. I Th~ appropriation tor the hospital I~ fund s it should be the administration CommiSSioner eho\lld act Immediately tale baau Oon ~Otpotationen 311 fau. $60,000. First It was t he intention or b uildin g . Doctors and nurses might where his line of duty I§ as clear and fen, mel.f.e fio'l,et enotme muife balt'l't the Health Co mmission er to have sleep elsewhere. he said . but the simple as In this Instance. "I "I 'P The public have been warned repeat- oetlangen , ~t ljabe gefunben, bafl group of buildings const ruct ed. con- tients should have the best quarters it edly against drinking unbo\\ed water, bie @5lab! a m oiIligjlm mit ®asiifen slsting oC male and female wards, a is Dosslble to bulld. kitchen and a. handsome se rvice o r ad ~rhis 'w as about a month ago and eve r yet nothing has been done for the megfam e, $500 mutben au beren schools. ministratron building for t he use oC the since the city ol'chitects have b een re physicians a nd n urses in attenda nce at vising p lans. If they are found satisPllbllc opinion and the whole press ~nfd)affung ljinteid)en. lJJIan muflle 1 the ho s pltai a nd where visitors could factory by Dr. Greene It[onday bids would be back ot any oIDclal who would " b ~.f. l-m t' " <l1t act without delay In such an emergencY, \ e~ , en ""~IU - 'POt let ~ , auet 3 be received. wl11 be adve rti sed for at once and as It was Cound that t he appropriation soon as the necessary legalities are and the official machinery. would be ~fltcf)1 mad)en, aile 'Iage em aafl ooll was not sufficient to p rovide a ll the com plied with the contract will be le t compelled '-' approve his actlOn, , !l1laffet 3U fod)en un'o lIie $tlaffen ba· building. thus planned. H the ad mln- and the work ot building the hospi tal The firot and mo.t Important duty 'I f ~ ~ .. betore our Health Commissioner Is to ml aU oet e'len. uUt 20 ~enls oe. lstratton building was e rected as de- J started. provide boiled 'fKte~ £6£ e very school fame man lag lid) fut bie €id)ule ~is , In the city next Monday morning, and genug bah au.f. biefe ~uslage ni.f.1 :: ............ ................................... .. he should not watt another day tor a~ , 0 Vo/ .. u.J ....................... ......... ............ ........ . ............. . thorlty. In grave danger Health au- ljod) 3U f!eljen fommen mutbe. ~ne. tho rltles, very properly, have almost timenle ljaeen etgeuen bafl bas ~is ~ power, and should act imme- 1'f 1 I •. . ;" ' f , ' t'" . ........................__._- ................................................................. .. unlimited dlately when an emergency arises. au 0 u gat ,eme .n.tanl'lel ""tlme Very truly yo urs, enlljal!, biefe fonbetn fief) beim ®eftie. SENECA'S S E WAGE. . B. G, LONG, M . D. ten bes !l1laffets ab, mrnissioner GrE)fJle's sugge~tio n Buffalo , March 21, 1903, '" f'C' Oml'I e I'lel) h b'te f e .. Of nge I egen. ....,a.• "" tha the atelIT plant people extend thell' .j........... .................................... .. lJeit inbefJ nod) unetlebigl. anal tlllrough to Smokes Creek and ~olJn ~Iatl unb atan! !H~an Iw thus divert the stream ot ~'{"st Seneca ........................ 't: ............. . ................... len im ~ufltage bet ,,~outne~men No Sign of Rabies In Buffal ewage, ",tllrh Is now thren tentng Bu ! ~ ~Iumoets ~ffociation" OOt bas ~o . ta10 with continuous typhoid fever. Up to the Present mite unb4tflCitlen, bie lJJIilglieber bet might do as a t emporary remedy for y .. .... ........ ... . : ....... ... ... ..... . ..... .. Time, ~miniglen ®emedfd)aflen, meld'je an the evO. He argues that such a diverbem lEau bet neuen @5cf)ule 910. 58 an sion will carry the sewa.ge Into the harbor a nd thus into Niagara. River where "We are getting trom 30 to 40 dogs a. @5 ooieSli €itt, unb !l1lalben ~be. oe. the c urr£'nts would keep it a way from week that run around the streets withfcIJaftigl finb, niutben auf ben €ittiIe th e Inlet pier. II sounds reasonable. out tags," said the keeper of the city geljen, falls bet €ilabttallj bas niebtig. But would t h e Lackawanna Steel Com- dog pound and shelter t his morning. jle ~ngeool bet aitma 91, 2, & Sj. m. pany be willing to make its waterway w hen a.sked what the dog catchers a r e doing at this time o f t he year. "The lEatt oon !Hod)ef!et acceptitl, meld)e an OPE'11 sewer? It must be remem- I dogs tak en a.re ge nerally of poo r breed ~ mat OOt ~mei ~aljren in lEuffalo ein b el'ed that In a few years a large city a nd mostly witho ut owners." qJlumoet . ®efd)i:if! etaolitl ljaoen, bon will be built up uround that plant. and Many Buf'talo people who ow n dogs bem martin ljiefiget ~lumoetlnti[!et the larger it grows the greater wIll be and oth ers who do not are asking it its refuse. And does Buffalo 'want Its t here will be anothe r epidemiC of t he abet ali! lJJIilglieber aflgeluiejen mot. outer harbor polluted wtth 'Nest Sen- r abIes among dogs here this summer . ben finb, ~ie ~toei!et ber oeiben eca's sewage"! It would seem a!-; It we The pound keepe r said: "1 don 't think ~Iumoetmeiflet ljiellen aoet au ben· have had and ha'"e now for that ma t- tfalo here wi ll be any rabies amon g Bufdogs thi s year. At least. there Is Health Commisslgner Greene Rnd Supt. felben unb bas !Hefulla! mal, bafl fie tel'. quite as many ('ontaminated water- no s ign of any now" ~ Emerson of th e Departme 8t ot: Education. a us bet Union ausgefloflen mutben, ways as we need. Instead Of adding to In New York the d readed disease Is announced at the mee ting at the Aldt'Toomofll bie lEan's ben Union , 20ljn manic Committee on Scho'<\ls this afterthe conta.mina.tlon, wE' ought to insist on brea king out and there Is a demand for noon that they had considered carefully 1B0hlE'thing to lessen the eyil. ~ the muzzling of every dog allowed to beaaljllen. I run a t large. all sides of the question, a nd had come to ~uef) in biefet ~nge1egenljeit ljal the conclusion thilt the only possible wdy In these days there art> scientific way , ---.-~ ~ o r supplylng pure water to the school ot diFposlng of 8ewage. This foul '.lrom... __ .._.. bas ~omite meiler n idi!!! Mfnnn children ot Buttalo was by boiling the Plans the new Quarantine Hos- sired the wards ,,,,ou ld have to be b uilt In a cheaper hnd less modern way. completed a nd tomorrow will be sub- Health CommiSSioner Greene was 50 mttted to Health Comm issioner Greene informed. and he immediately told the for his aoproval. city architects that if any part of the hosp! ta l had to sufter from lack of fOT pltat on th e Ferry street site have b een a pa- I .. - . ""t -~EST ., G CATCHERS GET 30 DOGS A WEEK. URGf BOILlNb F Of THF WATER, \ I Co mmittee Refused to Take Action and Questi on Was Put Ove r. I I I mattE'!' can be so tn"atf'd that all liquid { nUl-Her w hl<:h is dl!:~('har#rf'd is harmless tlnd the ~o Hd matter which remains Is w01'th so mething as fpl'tllizer. West Seneca hI In Idea l ('ondition to adopt 1·1·.. ·:.,: .. '1 .. ·1:: 3·.. ·.. ·........ t:.~~1t i{lOtlcIJ14B ~r. (ilreene' 4! , !l:ome !lLH.'h RY!'Item, instea.d of adh~l' i n to the antiquated methods whic·h so en dnngrr hu mnll 11(t>. As the ttty g rows up about t he stt"el plant. Sewel'~ must be ('onstructed. and w lUln the time a r rh E'~ for t hat It would be an easy mat tPl' 80 to ('o nstru C't th f'ITI that they wo u ld t ' OIlY"'l'g~ LO a common poin t . \\' hel'e the'r outpoullngs ('ould b~ treatod In .h'cordalwe with the mO~l a dv anced illt"as. ~j tab*((S 9m 'P jff? .:d}ttl6~I,a n water in the Indh' Idual schools. They said it wa s the cheapest possible manner o t doing away with the water evtl in the sc hools n nd urged the committee to 80 rc·commenrl to th e Board of Aldermen at Its meeting this afternoon. Gw?p r.,f}Or ei n ~eamLm bie ht ,,£ada. .. ............. .. 'o.:a nna "" {(I ffiomp." g(fanb ~, morin et DI..ref6en baIllm etfu..ht '"I 'UI' ~. _' t.." 1.1 12::A.( ~J ' ff< _ ~~~~i,~~af~~' t'oeJ,oom Sjafen in igt ~i. U"I, viS ~lIr €5molt s ~rfd , OJ f,' oer!i:ingnn, 'oamir bit Waffet bet ~mf, a,bgdeilei. metben, l t m ben f-nfen "d" attn ben @5(e 311 fhtflell. r g!aubt, f baburdj eine. ~etunre ini'~g,ung' bafl 1m. ftlet ,<",ujl m~ rr 3 fu[Jr btrt)inbert met~en er u aU liAR 2 41903 III ................................................ ...................... lon.n. ~ ..., I ' __ ~ .. ....................... ~............ _.._. .......... .~Al " ... --" q ,o.pe reene th hea lt h co mml s _ D r. w !dbner. D . W. will 4nk' toenl ght Mark', Methodist Epl in Saint Elk s treet. Munlcl scopa l Church on be hi. BubJect d pa l Sanita tion Is to ~"e !ull~ explalne an t he wa ter situ U ;IV a on .... III A hD~. -' MA. G .J ....... .. ..................................................... .. ) AR .......... .......... .. .. .. ........................ .... .. .... ......... ~ ES:1 n V T ENEMENT REPORT _ __ = J ( Health Commissioner Walt"" D. GreeIlJl l ett tor Albany last night to confer wHFi ttN[ TH[R [ ~~es~:=n~e:i'~e~~i~~d ~~:~~~~:: ~~~~~ GR I sewage out at the But'lalo water supply. What 18 sought Is something that wiU operate Immediately, whUe permanent ar· ra ngementB are under consideration. Dr. Greene was 01 the opinion that something 01 practically Immediate et'lect might be done by diverting the sewago through a canal or ditch Into the new hrabor Insldo t h e \1reakwater. It would then pass dow n into Niagara rIver, but would be more likely 4> "hug the sho re" as the toul watcr Is slIpposed to do, than II allowed to"Some run Olltsuch Into the main current as now. cOlllrlvQt1 ce would lessen Legis 'I atlon, ' th C c hnnces I S"but Creek dls'rICl," Dr. Greene It of InfecUon fromsaid, tle rna k es would not be adequate as a permanen t measlII'e of protection." Spe ci a l From t h e NE WS Bureau. An editorial in yesterday's Commercial, ALBA NY. Ma rc h 2G-H""lllth Commis- In which the point was urS"ed th at the I sion([ Gnf.>nt: of Bu('(alo < Is. here tn the southweat winds and the river strongtends currentot at the head or Niagara \\"alter D. ! tn,tc.>rtl·SL of t h~ Uill-Rut'hl enabling ac t to Jl~t rm t Burral0 LO proc ure pure water. Dr. ' Gretne ::=.,;.nt ~o tIl e Ald ernlen yesterday \ Greene \\ill . •ll:--o Inq ulrt' Into pcnding l~n-I nL a. bri""! rE'I')Ort o n teneme-nt cundition't'hlnt legl~lation. lie said today a t. h('hUUM' 3JlprO\'es o f the DeF'(lre~t teneHealth Comml~sioner ~F.......... ......... ..................... .. .. Looking Afte r the Pure Water BI'II and Tenemen t ... _ _..~.. ~ r ' ~.... .. . ........ . ........ ... ... ......... ...... .... ... ......... ....... .. Municipal Sanitation, y ~ 'TOO CLOSEFOR SAFETY." , For-Water May Miss the Intake, But It is Better to Be Sure, £0MMISS ION [R = J/y ( I Th(» \'I'port s h ?wed t hat th~re w ere 1.599 ten"ln~nt hou~t:'s in t h e cil)~. oc(' uploo In a ll hy 19,265 families. Of t his num be r 130) hpuses contain f ro m 10 to .J . .... ~ h ' f 3 to ~ .. famiht>~ ea.c h, ot e lS rom families l"'Rch. I forc e the harbo r RCld Butralo river water a way from the Intake was referred to. "That may be very true." said Dr. Gr ee n('. "I a m ma.kJng Investigations now 1n connectlon wi th those made wb en fi m('n[ hO\l:-(,' bill. but Is opposed to the the lee was here, to determine the fact . , oth,'!' It'nl'mfont ml'n~l1rC6. and wll1 Ilresf'nt il\ my report to the Coun~ "I will a lRO l'H'f> tht,> State Board of ell a ll the informatio n I get. But If It Is H f''ll !h w~lIc h(·~e co ncE"rnJng condttlons true tha,t the cu rrcflts press back the in \\ ('~ t S(,lH'(· fl.' Ra id he. water (rom t he Intake. it Is a narr oW lI f'alth I....,omml~sion~r Greene will In- margin ot fr.lCe ty. too narrow. It seems to sped AI\lany'~ tiltration plant this an- mc. You fleo that th e sam e artic le refers l'rm.on. It i!'l on'. of the Ia.rgest Instltu- to 't.ho eflect of the raTeT east winds' 4 R Llon~ oC thl' Idnd In tht' country. someth ing t.o be . es peclally guarded ~t \\ <I I'd A fHmo\lS Is hc r{> In ('onnrdlo n against. [do not t hink we s hould be at 1\lth thL IltlgRttnll In thl' COUI·t of AP- i the mercy ot a change ot wind or thp p~nl~. S .. nator 11111 today Intr"du("t>o a strf?'ngth ot a currf?'nt In the river. Foul btll fnr thl:' nppnlntmt'nt hy l\{i;l yor J{nfght water wl11 mix wttb pure water to somo at( a ('ommfs~lonpr to act with COr]>Q!n t ton I exte nt. eVQn If the currents a re s trong. C0\W.A.ll alltl ('omptroll~r In consldcrution Now that l\"e ha ve- undertaken to make of {l\ .... back tax IJr,)hl£'m. the c1tr sare I think. we should make !a I = ••iiiiiiiiiiiil..... .. . . . . . . ....... . _________..._:..._..!.__ sate tor years to- come:~ '1 �13 ............................................................... Dr. Greene 'vas heard and asked that the salary of the milk Inspector be Inc rea•• d trom $800 to $1,000. It was 60 ordered, at least Ald. Roedel 60 declared It, although halt of the members were not Ii ·ten ing or were talking on I <'Omethlng else. Dr. Greene said that I he wanted $7.000 for fumigating pur- I poses. Ald . Martin said that he would not vote tor this added sum, and asked that It be t ab led. " A moUon to table Is out ot order," declared Ald. Roed el. ............................................................... I ...... ............. ........... ............ .................... ALDERMEN RUN I-PURf WAHR IN F EST/MA TES UP TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS, $7,69 0,770.73 'WJLL SUPPLY Supt. Emerson Will Not Wait In Loose and Stormy Session the Board Hurriedly for· Committee to Take Action. .' Considers" the Annual Budget and IndiARRANGEMENTS FOR BOILING. School Jan itors Have Been Called to Meet Mr, Emerson to Co nsult About Equipment. ---D t t t Supt. Em erson 0 f t h e epar men 0 " Initia tive to th I t h I Edul alon as a {en . ., wurd supph 109 Buffalo's lhousands ot !.chool chlldre-Il Wilh pure water. .:\Ir. I t Emerson announced this morn Ing t!a he will con~uJt the Corporation Counsel LO tind Oul just \\hat his powers are. Armed with the nece!:' ar}' legal knowl. edge and the beliet that e\'e ry paren t in the- ('lt y approv~s of ht~ ('ourse, Su pt. Emerson will go ah~ad and provide balled water for th e school children. rega rdless of the dilatory and careless comm ltt.e upon whose shoulders the ectlre situation re~ ted until MI'. Eme rson took his decided stand. "It Is e\'ic1ent," E'ald ~1r. Emerson. , "that It would cost ,he city $P,OOO or . $IS,OOO to supply tllters in th e schools. Il would cost about the same amount I Yt'arl:r (0 supply ~prlng water by the cations Are That the Tax Rate WiII Show the Taxpayers Something. MAYOR MAY N OW SLA SH AND CUT C1N DER. NEW LAW Amoun t needed to oporate t.he city for the ensuing yenT, u<lcordlng' to the Aidermen ..... ........... .... ,7,690,770.78 Total runountofre'·enue ...... :;!,H1U,5li9.95 Total nmotlnt to be l'ntsed by laxation ....... ' ' ...................... 4,880,212.83 Am.ount raised by taxation _ lastyeu.r ................................... 4,10.,.000.00 ForegOing are the estimates ot the Aldermen regarding the annual ex- ALL Oli 'r OF ORDER. "It seems to me that everything 1& out of order here today," said Ald. Martin. "I think that the Chair Is out ot order half the time." "I would like to be excused from votIng on a nything further before this body," said AIel. Huster. Ald. R oedel put the motion to Include the $i,OOO In the estimate, asklng those who f avored it to stand up and declared it carried, and passed on to the next item. Ald. Sulll"an at this point asked that there be provided for In the estimates of the Board of Health two Inspectors at a salary or $1,000 a year each and one plumber at $1,250. He said that this , was required by the tenement house 10."'. Dr. Greene said that the appointllreuts ::oald have to be made under civil service r egulations. Frederic Almy was hea rd and said that the employes are necessary to properly carry out the provisions ot the tenement house law and the Items were allowed. Then, In great disorder, the committee ad journed until 7:30 o'clock. MORE DO CILE AT At the opening of the session City Clerk Susdol'f read the copy of the new la'" ,,-hlch provided for the final consideratlon of lhe esttmates by the A1 d e r~ men not later than "Diarch 24th and the f • that the ~'layor would have "eto aCl h· tl ates ~"hen thev power over t ees m b th I l ' "\\'en~ finally agrel?d upon by 0 eg sInU\'e branch es ot the city government. A.ftPr the Aldermen had resolved them~plves into a committee of the whole th C mptroller's estimates as to the n~out~t required by the ~{ayor's department, the civll service department anti the Common Council department were approved '~it~ouil:~lo . c,~~~e~ot: 'rhey are respect ve y OJ, • .., - . , $15,460.12. pendltures at their final co nsideration or them at a lneeting which continued until nearly midnight last night. The amouut raised last year by taxation was $4195000 Just prior to final ad, , ' journment there was a great house RAISE! cleaning of old bonds, which were hereOBJ EC1'E D TO SALARY • tofore included as resources. Ald. When the estimates for the CompAdam argued that It would be well to troller·. departments were read Ald. put these bonds In the tax levy. Adam vigorously objected to the traiih tng or salaries In tho.t departmen. e Comptroller 'Heerwagen a~reed wit aid that the ordinance providing for 1 him, and Republican Aldermen were ~hose increases had Dot yet been pa~sed I barrel. It Is cleal' to me that the cheap- plainly scared. Thty said that the tax nd he bru~Quely questioned the fight j e:;t and at the same time the mOSt ef• h ot Com troller Heerwagen to place the I feeth'e wa)' to provide pure water Is to r ate "ould be high. Stll! enoug f P in the es tl rna t ea. The officers ncreases th b , boll ,hat already supplied In the em voted wi th t e Democrats to meet I hi d artment for whom Comptrol' schools. I am ~3.tisfied It would be the situation squaTely at this time. l~r Jee~~·agen provides Increases are done at a co<t of $1000 and probably The result will be tbat unless the upper those of Warrant Clerk, who as b~~~ much less. 'l.;hen after' th e necesc;:j ties house and the Mayor do some caretul increased in the esttmtate s kfr Orm $1 '900 . . . . t $1100 ' local accoun c ler f om S are got. the cost "ould be nothing. \\'e pruning the tax rate ,,'l!I be higher than 0 $1'000' nd the salary of the counCOUld boll the water Indefinitely with- It has been in years. Among the bonds ~~rSlgnl~gacierk from $SOO to $900. But o~~ additional expense . that were voted to be retired were S150,- despite Ald. Ad am's protest the RepubThis aftern Jon I shall call a meEl1ng & J st R II d 11 a.n members ot the board voted to \l or th"" school janitors to ascertain wha t 000 Buffalo arne own a roa a~ow the increases tn these salaries. . schools have mEans at present (or boil- bonds, ",'bleh Ald . Adam said :y ere Aid Adom also objected to the reing nater. I shall then be in a poc:ition practically worthless. An Item of $6:;),000 t' ot Col \\' a rd for two stenograto know just what Is needed. ~rean\.\ hUe bank tax was al&o . c u t from the- re- q~:~s In h is' office at a salary ot $900 I shall consult the Corporation Counsf'l sources. p ear each Last year the work ~'as I to find out exaclly what my powers are. LIke a ship without a rudder the a e~ormed one. Col. Ward's request I I shall act in th e matter without d elay. Board of Aldermen yesterday afternoon for two however. w as undisturbed. I "You medon thoo thal you '''ill have as a committee ot the whole drHted There was also added to the estimates the water boiled for the children re- through the consideration of the estl- the sum o( $10.000, which sum Col. g"'.rdJ"'s~ of the tommPtte if the Cor- mates tor the opera.tlon of the city 'Vard said he rpqulred for maps in the poratlon Counsel c:ays it is legal for you government tor the coming year. Assessors' office. It was evident that to In~ur the expense?" Early in the session It was made Instead ot paring the estimates the 'Exactly. If I have the right to in- plain that as a committee of the whole Committee of the Whole was increascur lhe- finan,'laI obligations on th'3 no set rules could guide the body and Ing them. Several of the Aldermen were I part of the city I'll do it." Aid, Roedel, who was selected as chair- on their teet asking how many votes .:\[r. Emerson's commendable and man ot the committee, took advantage were required to concur in the items fearless stand was not taken withou t of this intormation which was gratuit· and although an opinion of the Corf ~nreful consideration and just provoca - ously furnished by the City Clerk. poratton Counse-J wns read to the et'fect tion. H e and Dr. Greene, hav ing In At times there was the greatest dls- thnt it required seventeen Ald. Roedel \·it\'.' two great P! she children ordel' in the meettng, hair: a dozen held that it only required a majority. must have pure water and that the ,ex- Ald r rmen speaking at once. Ald. l\1ar~ EA.TENED TO LEAVE. pendlture should be as Httle as pOSSIble tin several times threatened to leave 1 THR ~ -agreed up on thp process of boiling the meeting because of the ruUngs ot Ald. ~:Iannlng, at this point, moved which was outlined hy Dr. Greene at the chairman. The Corporation Coun- that the committee take u p the estithr: meeting of the School Commlt~cC sel was sent tor to guide the commit~ mates ot the Department of Health. 'wh(>11 the .subject first came up tor dlS- tee, and then when one ot his represeo- Ald. Martin asked for time. He said Cllssion. taUves furnished the destred informa- he ",anted to known where he was at. The committee at that lime must tlon the chair and the majorlt)' of Aid Roedel had already put and car)leCes~ari1y have bef'n convinced at th e the members agreed that h is Interpre- rled' the- motion and Ald. l\'lartin threat· feasibility of the- plan suggested by Dr. tation of hoW they should act was ened to leave the chamber unless the Greene and approved by Mr. Emerson. erroneous and did things the way tbey ~_ _ __ _ _ _ __ - -- _ Yet another meeting was dee-med nece~- liked best. sar:r by t~e ('omrnit:ee. There "ere r~pAld. Adam early tn the session took chairman was less arbitrary In his resentath es Of filtet concerns and pu r e a 5-::at in the rear and appeared dts11 AId H ster added to the water ('ompan.le-s at the first meeting'. gusted at the manner In which n~arly r~ne"r~~' confu~lon ubr moving that the p There \:er p\en more of the.se reDre.- everybody played fast and loose. AI~ ~ntire subject matter of the estimates sentathes at th e meeting yesterda,. together It was one at the most turbu- be t d t . th Mayor AId SulllThe AldermE'n didn't see fit to settle the lent and go~as-you-please sessions ot vanr~:~~~ th~t b~tore th~ Heaith Dequestion so they adjourned to meet the J.lrlermen held In a long time. I t b considered a again Thursday a f t e r n o o n ' partment est rna es e "I am satlstled that the 'water can he R EASONS FOR RECI~LES!NES ' . resolution of his providing for three boiled in' ~o:~t of the schools with only . for the new playgrounds for children, one to a tr ivial exppnse and perhaps none a t :M a ny were the reasons glven ted be located at Sldw'"ay near Tecumseh all," said ~lr. Emerson. "So I'm not nlanner in which the ~~dce:~~~ ~der- Street, another on Grant Street near ~~~ngl to \\'Ia~t for the Aldermen or a.ny- ~e:~e;~:i~ t;~e~er:t~!rPun awares with ~i~~etAnVe~nru~o~~~r ~y~~l~~ b~nln~~~!~ and t;:~e ,; ~otTI~:r~t;~~t,.a question regard to the time allotted them tor I a in the estimate. Ald. Sullivan was rec. . ' consideration of the est1mate~. d t n ognlzed by the chair. Howard Mason, former ye a rs they were not as t1~ tl 0 the secretary of the Merchants' Exconclude their consideration un le change and others were heard in favor middle of April. Under the bill which ot the' proposition . When a vote was was signed by the Governor on Mon- fin a lly h a d on the proposition to place day. ho~e\'er. the la.w r equi red that the money for the playgrounds In the the Aldermen flnally pass. on the estl- estimates· It was found that there were mates on ~Iarch 24th. which was yes- fourteen in favor at the proposal. Ald. terday. Things were In a chaotic state. R oedel declared the resolution lost. Another thing which semed to d,ls. holding that It required seventeen hearten several of th e more c0r;,se~, ~t T'otes, although a fe,,~ minutes betore he tlve members ot the board was t eta k had ruled thnt all that ~"as required in that no matter what action they 00 Committee of the Whole was a mathat aC'tlon would not be final, that jorlty I POLI CE FUND INCREASE. I Under the estimates of the department of police 'the Item (or supplies tor bead quarters and staUonhouses was Increased from $4,000 to $6,500. Ald. Manning mo\-ed to Insert In the estimates of the park department an Item of $16,500 for ... new dam at Grant Street to replace a temporary dam. SUpt. Brothers of the park department was heard. He said it was very ne cessary. Ald. Martin lodged a vigorous objection. The item was tempor3rlly iald over. Ald. Manning continued calling off the Items and mOl'lng their approva l until Ald. Adam remarked that he coudn't hear a word t hat Vias gOing on and Chairman Roedel spoke a litHe louder. The Item of S16,500 tor a dam to relieve Park Lake "as Inserted. The item at Independence Day celebration was cut from $1.000 to $500, and another $500 was added for Decoration Day. Ald. Williams then succeeded In havIng thp. committee r eport in favor ot placing S2.500 In the estimates for a playground at Sid way and Tecumseh streets. Ald. Manni ng also got enough votes for a playground to cose $2,300 at Grant Street and Bird A venue. Und~r resources for the city the Item of $700,000 from revenue of the Bureau of Notes was cut to $521,91S.99. Ald. Kick had reconsidered the items providing for two teneme nt house Inspectors and $7,000 tor fumlgatlng. Both of these Items, which were Inserted at the atternoon session. " 'ere stricken out. l I by ~~~c':r~)~n~·~u~~ \~~r ug~~rn ;~~~~ ~~~ the Mayor could cut out. ~ny ttetDl t~: pleaged und er the provls ons 0 Mayor's Czar bill "which, despite g en · eral public condemnation, was fo r ced through thf?' LegIslature by the Repubilean machine, AL·D. MAISCHOSS ~""{PRESSIVE. ~IGHT. When the Aldermen resumed at 7:30 they were more docile. Ald. MannIng read oft the estimate. and made aU tbe motions. The Aldermen voted In a half-hearted manner and appeared anx ~ ous to get through as speedily as possible. In the Items under the pumptng station department the wages of the twenty-tour coal passers was increased from $1.50 to S1.60 a day. Under the bureau of buildings tbe Item for a stenographer was increased from $120 to $000 a year. Ald. Wedeklndt had an Item Inserted In tbe bureau of buildings tor $25,000 for :J. new police station In the 12th Precinct. Ald. Belser, w.bo seconded Ald. Wedeklndt's motion, said that the present building Is a disgrace to the city. Under the lamp fund Ald. Manning moved that the Item tor one-half the cost of lighting, extinguishing, oIoo.ning, etc., of 5,950 lights at $3.24 a year, making a total of $9,639, be cut to $6,069. 'HIs motion prevailed. The item ot two harn essmakers In the fire department at $780 each was amended 90 as to read one at $936 and anotber at $iSO. The Item o{ one carpenter was Increased trom $7S0 to $936. ··.. ········ ..·.. ····2····5·19·03·.. ········· .. ····· ----~ ............................................................... 1-1 r'1I~ ", ' .. .............. ..... ... .... I ~"h{"n - .................................... .. . _ -- - th nldE"rmen got through 'w ith th~ tlmntes yesterday they had rni~e e budget to $7,690,i7i, ns com parItb $15'''06 OJ rpcommended by the e w • -. .. h resources ComptrolIE>r, nnd reduc~d t e n t by $-473.770, h aving taken Into accOU such C'lt)' hOldJng~ as the Burtalo &: J town bond~ which are worthless. ames ~. tor cutting and There Is plf"ntY ot room ff:' the counrll should not spare the knl , . l""ll it can b~ sensibly applied. The t Xo 1" police station sef'm!' l'U,ldltlon 0 • . IIdl The city to wurrant a new bu ng. I will ma:a~ ~~ 1~::~ak~t\toJn ne~,~OY~~~~~ "What does the Chair mean 1" asked mone~ 'h l('h find n place In the- NutAld. Matschoss, hotly. "Are we to sit grou n S, \\ roprlu.tlon here llke mummies? I am not going to mat4?fI. The ~l1t In the app stand for it. We might as well go t the heulth uepartment would seem home." orbe a n~HPI.i;t"K"k"P•. ---~ At this time all of the Aldermen were to on their feet trying to talk at the same time, but Ald. Roedel Ignored their protests and the consideration of the DelPartment ot Health estimates were 1_ ...._ __ __ . &. . . . . kaken . .- 11. �_.......- ... ,.............................. ................... . :.. !:'. ;l~:.~ ..."::...'.......~ ............................... ·.......................... ....................................... . ~ •.. _ ..........__................... .......................... ,,--....-----c-;;====;====:;;;;;;;;;;;= \ ALLPOX SUfF£R£RS WRE WATER WALK£O TH£ STR£[TS l' INTHE SCHOOLS lis Brothers, 1\1 for five ~.<>~<>.".<>~.<>¥..<>.x.o.+'.<>.:'-<>*<>¥.·<:?; Days, Mingled With Main 9. NOT WEll EQUIPPED ~ Street Crowds, Ex. ~ TO FIGHT EPIDEMIC 9 • X T wo men ,,-a.lked the strE>t!'ts or Buffalo. meeting. mlngllng with § posing Many. WE Ll 2<5 Teachers Express Their Will- 1. and brushing aga.inst Ule crow·ds ••• 0 lhelr clothing intected with germs of smaHpox. a.nd the dread ¥ wIth BY MONDAY. ingness to Help Protect Pupils From Disease. § X X TANK OR JUG :r.1\ IN EACH ROOM. _. disease- In lhelr systen1s. y. Nol only were th-e pedestrIans § I from Pittsburd lind Ex V'f. ~ nnud Many Fellow-passenoers. ;t;X r -.... ,:, 'de Alarme.l\eX West SI t..Y on Main Stroot expoSed, but a traInload or passeng"e.rs between this and Pittsh urg from X whl('~city the men ca'me and where <> 18 suppo.'t'd to ha,·e con- ,•• tracted the disease. A one Intense o y er this p1"evails st~te of affairs, A what the ]'esult or this wholesale X ARE VERY SERIOUS X ;... exposure ll11aY bo calluot e\ en surmlSled. X X eJ[citemen t p revails on the West Side over the dUo<>very of two OAH& cf amallr-o'\: a t No-. 77 Pres .. to. Street. The t\VO sufferers have been ill for ih'e d;o.ya during which tiJae tJ.ey ha.ve f r equently been on the su-_to and have mingled with ··rowds. b~ The H ealth Department h!l. the A ~t malteT in hand now and Is doing all In Its power to prevent its A spread. and the house 'wheJ e the y patients reside is rigidly quara.u••• tined. Q X X A y X V X Principals Told to Make Requsitions for Whatever Sup;:;. plies They May Need V I * to Carry Out Plan. 0 * 0 Supt. Emerson or the Department ot y an.d·~ excitement Owing to the limIted means oC the H .....lth Department, lttUe oould bE" t1{}J1~ if an e.pidemi(' did ensut>'. Only thls w~k Commisslon~r G ree-ne Qsk.ed for a.n a pproprlation in the estiulates tot' applie.n<.""'e8 to nght a pest of lhIS k ind \\ hich was. vet-oed by the * 0 * 0 '" 0 =i: 0 * 0 * 0 ,Edu cati o n met the prIncipals> of Buf- talo's public schools yesterday arternoon . ·home. "~lan y o r them," said he, "refrain d rinking water while in the 6chools. It Isn't right that t hey should. trom for physIcians tell me that chIldren. like e veryone else, need plenty of water. This, as you know , Is a question or vital Interest to t housands ot children and their parents. I want you to help me and I know you wIll." Mr. Emerson outlined hIs plan for supplying the children with boIled neighborhood~ :'POt\th : I of the futher It "ns found that h e .had d!t!rl or sma II I)()X, and the fun e ral waR W18. ter a t a cost which probably wIll not e xceed $600 and whIch may be even le ss. 1'1 know It's going to make more work t or t he janitors and for the teaCh-I ers. I t th ere were a thousand objec· d ons it wouldn't make any difference. held In th,. l"I'guiar ",ay. I w a.ter. It is a necessity, and we must make so me concessions tor the end." • Miss Adelaide Graybiel, principal or School 46. said she had been thinking over the water q u estion and had come t o the conclusion that If a big jug Is supplied to r each room in the school she Others agreed " I s hall have to rely to a great extent upon the ingenuIty and good judgment ot the principals In this matter said M r . Emerson. "If any of you thlY{k you can get along "Ith jugs make requtsttions tor who themthink and they they'll be cool· supplIed. Those need 10g pans and a tank shoUld mention t hem in their requisitions. We want to mak e all possible haste, so make out your requIsitIons and have them in her p by tom()rrow. Do It this afternoon if pC'sslble." The principals were unanimous In their opinion that no time should be lost, so most or the requisitions were mAde yesterday. It Is believed that by )Ionday the greater part of Buffalo's srhool chtldren will be supplied with In nearly .,·el·Y othe .. city In the coun· lry the Health Depart m ent is held I'e- Ihu. expos. .ponslble for seeing that I The chlldl"en are goIng to have boIled successfully take care of just such cases as this, The HqUest on hl~ part WIlS refused I)Y the CounCil, 0\ er,. Illeea u- ng a ,lalge number or oth~r peol)1e. Hol~ tion is t'J"kcn to 'teep disease out, and to 19 )ptl a rev. aftt"r lhf" fight it when il mak 4:'s an aPI)earan(' e. l1t'1l.ral, but It. Is not known bl' which \' and its authorIty Is absolute. I n this city oad he u'uvc!lcd, hu t it 18 supPO'Srd that the authortty of the depar tm ent only e ramI;! h~· v,,'av t)f the P"nn~yl\'ania. In \ allow s a quara.ntlne or rt}mo\·:tl oi the this L-\' ('nt 1l(' must have e-xposrod a patients to the Qu a l'ant\ne. number ot uavclelS, as the> trains be'tween: 1whi('b is ot>llonn l with th em. and then th~ Fhtl'a'o and Plllsburg are gen(~raIi ,U onlering of f umigation a.fter the di sease \ crowclt>d. An'lYing home he WllS all Main RI disapp~al'~ Fn(lel' t hese conditions som~ Street 8t'vl?ral timE'S, mingling with the people will fumigate and others will not. crowds 8ft the:r papsed to and fro. hrush - l and all that is necessary to constitute n In~ against men. women. and chilrIrt!ll, fumigating is fo t' the people so orde-I'cd ru:d exposing them to the dread uisea.s~. to a ffirm that th e ordel' of the Health Hie brother w ue a lso O(tr>n on lhe street \ Depart m ent ha!:J be...::n COml)lled with . and 1 met Al'ce numherfJ of peuestrians and A t Fu i ti 'both of the men saw and called un neighuell m gR.. n g-. bors during the interval, I n m ost casf"S wh ere the fo""'" of fumll,n the b ouse were two women and {our gating is gone th r ough with. It slmpl}' children who have come in contact with consists of burn ing sulphur candles. whi c h rltt~bl1rg da~! larA'~ II I !~;~.':':n~:~ll~ra~~.':~~r~a~:y~een on the A TUncI". Lc ...on. cas~ The dlsco\,('>ry or the was very mul'h. 01 a surprise to the Hcalth Depart_ m~l\t and- e\'ery means will be takeu to preH~nt the spread uf tile dlse-ase, ~o epidl.:.wic ls feo..l.l't!d , uut notnlOg definitely CQn b-t kn o wn until It \S ascertained how thl~ people were "xposcd and to what men walkt.:u around t hronsh ue(ore llle. Il e.allh Department '.Q'lIaral""nea th~ hOllse. No signs of the l>reak lng out on th(> othtr memth e (amllr h&\ I! \)(>t."n noticed and wUl be.. (:aretll ;ll watr-ht'd en"ry day stlght~t Inulcatlon, The neigh '" here- tht:.> dtSt!8SC was dt"covered (a r fro m one uf th E: b~l parts of city arid to ~3.\' that tht> pt:'Oplt.' in \,'lcinlty a re excited 18 to put it mildly. dleco\"t'r~' of thei.ot:> cases shows plainl)' thvn eVf'r the- ne<'e-s.qltY ot being token tu a id the lJealth· De.long Iho li n.. I.ld down by "b.~._"""".r G r\!~nf", fol' the purpose o r and 1"' lng him montt ~· su pplttS to fumigate with, lhe ~l)teo. d or an e pld~m lc of ~l~hg~l~~o~~:;~rel~iCelY. JIo~piwl, ELECTRI~ BY 109 germs in publie water supplies by eetroeuting them is a prooess about to lie experimented upon at Niagara Fall;'!. The plan JulS been t ried iu Ger· many and France. At Wiesbaden there is a n electric plaut tor this purpose and baeteriologicnl tests of tbe water treated by i\; show that it is rare that a germ eludes the destructive flnid. Water at Wiesbaden was infected with the germs of typhoid, Asintic cholera and bacillus coli communis,which often gives trouble. In eacl. case the germs numbered 35,000 to the cubic centimeter. That water was subjected to this treatment and in each case not a single one 01 tbe above germs was found to live. The process is known as the ozone method . A building is built to accommodate the entire prooess unde r one rooL 'rhel'e is an engine room- in Germany gas engines are used-which both pump and develop electricity for the manufac ture of ozone. The ..leetricity is developed at 8,000 vol ts and this is led to a sedes of chambers in which the eleetricity is uischarged in the form of a "silent discharge." But 48 chambers are necessary for the Wiesbaden plont, whieh supplies the whole city. The ozone which is, of course, another form of oxygen possessing pecnliar oxidizing powers, is then le(l through pipes to the base of a towel' which, at Wiesbaden, is about 25 feet high. The tower is filled with cobblestones, the large.tones being at the bottom and g raduat ing upwar,1. Into that towel' at the top the city water is led after a quick mechanical flltration to remove mud and dirt. It trickles down through the tower and meels the ozone os it comes up. As it is discharged at the bottom it is pure, germless water. Thell it flows over a series of six. small cascades which .erve to liberate any ozone which may have been absorbed and flows into a reservoir from which it is pumped into the city mai.ns. The experimental plant at Niagara Fall. is expecte(l to be installed within a month. If it prove. the process to be commercially practicable a long step will lIa'l"e been taken toward a~riw:;.. cities pure water supplies. I to Pit1i:sb urg, reeled hous.es and it he s..1.muel II ollis was saw fit a nd to have placed unde r his to Pittsburg to attend the funeral contro l suc h other ways and means to fklher. \\'hll e th\!r~ he walked thel Of. Pitt5burg ev('ry day. wenl to point R ot m tl\H:!sl lo Sll' the Sights. I..'Xpos· n. lar~c numh~r ~r persons. Art et' the co-opera.tion glven &e1"IOU9 thought to the ques n and apprec1a.ted tully how urgen t tl was that a change be made in the wa.ter supply. Mr. Emerson explaIned to th e prIncipals that he was satisfied more than lour-fifths of the school children of Buffalo drink boiled water at I "_"''"''',,. theIr neCef;sary. to r it developed at the meet - I S~lft'erer W e nt a,s ked Ing that most ot the principal. had The lIealth Depart ment wus yc-stet'da y Iled totli'enom e O( \VHIiam Hollis fo r y Board of AId rmen. lh.~ purpose or ascertaining whether ho ~ O * <>,,·<>*<>*<>·r.· <>*<>~·<>¥.- <> wa.s sufferlng {l'om the dr~nd d ist"3.Se 0 1' not. Un In\'esUgslion It was found thut. , , wa::!, alilI that hi~ b rother Samuel also lit D r . Greene pe titi oned the Alder men Cor tU c~ntracted t he same dl~a.se. 1~ht'Y an appropriatio n to tak e care of jU8l such (U!l,' o. to go to th e Quarantine Hospit.l.l an emergency as this laEl wee k, an . h~ -nd the house was pu t under Q.uarantine reques t was cut o ut of the estimates. A s ld offtf"e"rs pl aced i n front of th e place it Is now. t he authority and jurisdlC'tlon ,karp peol,le a way. of t he HEalth Department extends only to I h.e t" 0 • m~n have heen Buffering f ...)or the point of Qua ra ntining the infected I E" past t1\·(' dH}S. during whiC'h tune peo p le an ordering them to fu m igate tll(} lune bum fn..-quemly on lilt! when the patients re-cover. str~~t. and exp{ sf'd a Inrge numbl'r Asked Pro"Viai,on. ot peoIJIt: to the dlsetll:t"€'. "'illiam Hollis I Dr. GrE.-oene wanted thE" Cauncll to al10w c1nmt( d that he had he en vacc inated in him to purchase su pplies such as are childtwo(1, but no traces could be fOllll'l provided In almost every other city In on hts body. l.' ht" brothcl' has ne\'er been t he l"nited 9t n.tes to combat disease with ,'a{'cinatc:d in his Iiie. and give hi m authority to fumigate in~ O.,..,... and .uppIl"lng the chIld ren with boiled water. T he request was hardly In P~WA~ER It ···········MAR·.2.· ... ;1 ~3······ · ····· ········· ···· £V ·S.. ······························· 'IS ASKfO fOR ~ WATfR TANKS. Jugs Will Be Used in the Schools Until Tanks Can Be Secured. SuperIntendent HenTY P . E merson at the Department of Ed u cation has taken prompt steps to ma ke su re the chUdren In the public schools wIll have nothing but p ure water to drink. Last week It boiled water. 4'. was ar ranged the schoo l janitors s hall boll the wa ter the children are LO d rink to ellminate all da.nger of typhoid f ev e r. possible for this to b '" pl·opel'ly applied Now Mr. Eme rson has taken In han d ways and means of storing t h e water by any hut cxpelie-nced healUl inspeCtot"s, It is th(> 0111)' thing that absolut ely dc- .............. ................ ~ ............. .. ..... ..... .... ........ .. and of k eeping 1 t in convenien t rece pt acles for the pupils. stro~e gt>rms. and in a houl"e whel'e T omor row Mr. Emerson w ill receive s mallpox has \le en. an<\ wiler\." the l1~llal ~ informal bids trom manufacture rs and \ sulllh.1I1· method bas bet:n nppli"d, is apt . the H ealt h Board ower """I to ell lise lh., nt-Xl tenant to come down Its 'ork Then 1 k P to:]o dealers In earthenware wate r tanks for s upplying the School Departme nt wUh with \..·\thoul eXI)OSure a.t a H. T h ' is ;h 1 00 to it tor r esults. lO-gallon receptacles for the storage or eX('I"llt that or ha\'lng ti\" .d In lIH,' srtmt" I e on y pracUcal wa.y. boiled wate r. These recep tacles must 11O\l1i~ \\ ht'l'e some 01W 1ti.U, hall th~ disbe eq uIpp ed with faucets lI k e ice water tanks a nd must be mad e ot s tone o r easl' 1n the l'>t!'lt. In th a l'3~('> no'" und~ l· th(" ~:re of tht.· ....................... ..... ~ ........ ................ ........... . . earthe nwa.re. About three tanks will £l ~alth Utpitl tmpnl, 110 pains wHl be br needed in each school. Ea rthenware or stone receptacles SI)3.rt"ll to liN"" till' dbNc;;:e from SilrE-ad- ............ ................................ . . were chose n by Mr. Eme r son because Ing and thf> (·ommh.;:--iunf>1' will (,,,crt eY~ r y .. ........... ...... .. t he water k ept in them wl1l taste better effort to do all he;,a l' ..ln to ll!"'ot~'ct the lUll.) , than will balled water kept In a. zInc lic, not\\ith .. tunding th e (.:I'amp -d In(ooanq ...................... .. Or ti n tank. Th e s tone o r e arthenv.·are at hls dl~['I0S8J. .................. .... ..... .............. .. tanks take a,l\*ay the flat taste at boIled ~ Health C .~=====~ water so mehow or other and therefore Omml~§!9ner Graene a re more desirable tor use in the pOses to make pro - schools. ;~~I~.~r:~\e~, ;:'~~eln;:'~~~~··k~~;::e i~n~~ . :~~a~.~~rio~~~~~;h~(e t==S~n;~lt.~ ~sW7~: 1.·······················.. ·············.............................. I I .. 1==================== I ~l11allllOx., I ..... ".." Im possIble and h a. smallpox epIdemIc dial . e should ha\-e the cor_ co-operatlOn ot the CouncIl. '-... ->.., �iI giyp. Ihan tQ'\;lth 18 ,i,·,.ths: Thl. wauta t a. death rato or 12 ppr rent. Buf- 1 ............ .... . fAR ... J ............................................................... ~ .... ,...... .. ........ ........... .......... tala ~ perrcnta ge wa.s a. trlfle ovpr 1 per , ~ ...... .. . ................. cent. "rh"~c fig urE's a re not based upon ............ ................................................... official MgUreR In e ither cn.e. but upon s uch Informatio n as can be obtained. DurIng the wlnte-r out break in Roch('s-hydrophobia, i~ a di!';ea~f' of" ester there wpre 4R8 cases reported. ot \\ lC'h the danger can hardly be e xagwhich about 26 Rre said to have been g rn (Nj. Buffalo and the rPFt of Erie 'ro A ' OID TYPHOID. 6u8pcrtR, alt h ough definite into rma.tion '~ount~·, a~ well as thl' nei~hboring has not been given o ut. There ·wen' 79 Rt·('tlon of Nia~ara County. havr had PI ra uUnnR agaIn~t di~('ac:E' . wheth~r dE'nths l'oported. The death rate ShOW8 more than thC'il' ~h:\r(' of this horri d t~ p leI or ~o m e thing £l Isp, is always 17.5 p~r cent. pest within the la~t fC'w years. F.YPQ·n \'I::;ablp-in fact it should he' (,Oll1pUl~ Ot the total draths 7 on(" in this rlty, whose memory runnN h were ou tside the ba{'k a coupl,.. of years, to the tlm~ ~on· . Ru t w hile WE' are' hl')~pttal. Eighty-tour cases in a ll were "hC'n Dr. Ernl"'H "'C'n(}r was Healt h ll1m'h attE'ntlnn lo the (flar of typhoid. tr€'at~d in quarantint". T h 1e establls he~ COml11l~Rion('r. {':'1.1l re{'all the ("plrlem ic an d H1l11E' ne\\'~paflel'~ are trying to cret he death rate outside the hospital as or rabie!"l whkh ~"YC'rH through the cit y atp a ~cClr{' ahout Buffalo's water ~up ­ 8.3 per cen t. The toial deat h rate at nnrl vidnlty, and \\hich. undel" 01'. / ply_ t1H~ bt'~t and mo~t g('nerou~ fl:upp ly H ope hoppltal, figuring the summe r "' ('nde'~ \'Igornll~ ariministnl tion, rt.:' Refusal to Grant of any clly in thl" country-Jt i~ ju~t as I ca~e~ at 150 and the wintpr ('a~e!5 at 448 :-.ulted in th". killing of a largr Ilu rnbet· Ips9 ~6 su!tpect!, with 90 deat hs wa! 16.7 of dogs. Hnn th,.. adoption nnd en rOl'('(' \\ ('II to relllember that typhoid f('vct' pe r cent. JnC'nt of 1l10~t stl'lngl'nt lu\\s reg;'\ l'dir~g $8,000 May Prevent from oth~l' l'atl~cs than Thp dlftf"rE'nre In the death r n.tes at dogs a t large. I v(,llt1.lrc the a:>~f'l'tio n R h t that thf' l:aninc population of B uffalo gt>rm-inff>. led walP)'. Stamping Out of Posoc e:;:; er and Buffalo Is alleged by j~ Jl1u('h ::-mallel' today than it wa s Damp h<\~ement~. Ulwl"'an hou~€'s and those In power to ~ due to thE' mo r e lhl'f'f' Y('i;HS a;;o. ~\lrrollndlng:.t, dirty yi;ll'd~ and prC'msible Epidemic. f'evcre typE' of the disease p revalent In .\1thou~h lhat epldc'mic be-gan in the i~€'~. 8re power(ul in<"entiYfl~ to typhoirl. Roche~tel' . Dr. Wheeler, ot Burtalo, sumll1l'1' Jllonlh~. it (lirl 110t <llsapp(~a r Vleanlinc~~ i5 nt-xt to god1ine~~. we ar" says t he ("a!!li C!s In th a t city 't\'ere of a \\ lth the expiration or thp heaterl tc-r m; ~olc1; but it is al!'o the bes t safeguard I very m ild tl·pe, yet In his descripUon ot hut, ('ontraI'Y to ('xp('(·tftlion~, it l'on ~ fourteen specifiC ca~es one very ba.d ('ase tinuNl. though In dc('rea~E"d for m , .lgain~t n.-phoid ff" 'I'. You may ha\'\? at ("onOuent s mallpox js noted, and plc- throughout th,. wintPJ·. and l·enflP'·a l'f' d your ctrtnldng water (etc-hed from th,.. tures appenrird The patient In thle \" lth increa!"ed !levE"rity the follo wing l·r.Y~tal ~pring~ of the mountain. you case fE'co vered \\1thout complications. In SU111 lTIC·I·. The county was p ut t o a It b {'('n!"'ldrrablc pxpense [or pay m en t for t h may boil it and ftltC'r it an<.l thl'o'" It e cases c t'd y t h13 phYSi c ian second- th(-> tl'eatnwnt of ~uffcrel's w ho were away and drink bE'er In its st("ad, but ary Cever wa,s said to have been absent, ~rnt Lo thl! Pasteur In~Hilute n eal' ~ (: w .) ou "ill COn1(' dnwn With typhoid fr\'£'l' A.R a rulf'. A ma jority or the cases in YOl'lt (1tl~·, whlle 1TI':lny an imals, Otll pl' B urtalo we n~ Rai d to ha\·e been amon g I than dogs. wpre IdIlE'd t hrnughoul l il(' $ooner or late)' j tl~l as sure as you're a. t he Poles. The bulk of t he cases came !=urrounrting country. bpcause they had foot high, if you don't kee p your from the Polish settlement, less than ll. hepn hltten. 01' It \\~ts feared t ha t lh e y hOllse nnd Ilrel1l\~es rlean and sanitary. mile s rtuarp. had b('~n hlttPI1. by the rab Id brutes Refuse flUh of any kind Is all abomIn Rochester ""hat might be tfOrmed lhA.t l'oam('d the rura l sc(>tions. ination and a ni~ea~e-breed er. So art' "thp foreign e lempnt" 't\'as not largely Up lo that tin1(". lhe pO pUlfll' impl·(' . . represented . The dlseal5e knew no f.oion had prp\'ailed thal rab il"~ w a~ a carE'le~~ly made ~ewel' conne('tion5. Satu rday morning the Hollis brnthNS. boundR. I t n leo undoubtedly was a. t1lsea~e prf-\'alent in hot w E"athpl' only. Drains ~hOll ld hE" oOE'ned up and sewer but the mann(>l' in whl(.'h the e pidemic ?Tho we re tak&n with smn llptlx la~t "" I.'t·)i'. ~onnertions made tight. and fresil 'heavier form of the disease than pre- la~tPd through the \\ intel' llll)nths e fte('wer e remo\'ed to the Quat'antine HI)spital 'ailed at Buffalo. luall)' di"pelle<l that illusion. The Old , b urned lime ~hould be genC>l'ously u s"'el. I th ereb)~ les::;ening the tlnngC'r of ..UjY ll'rThe progress at the dl~ea8e from Oc- appeollation of "dog days" has los t it~ It w ill dry damp plat.'es, in doors 01' out. ther spread o( the disease in the ncig-hllol'tober 20th to hl~h wa.ter mark o n De- signl1kance. • lOW, in 'Viscon~ in, hy hood ot their hom I:' on Preston Str 'L~l- I'll in wonderfu l manner. It is cheap and cemb~r 16th, and the d~cllne from that drophobia exi~t~ among the cattl e and ot her membcrts of the ts mU~' are \lnd..:-~ ~plendidfy effi caciolls. and will do morl' date is moet co ncisely told by the tol- horses in P\,{>l'Y <'Oltnty of the State to the eyes of the H ea lth 'Dt>pal'lm··nt and to ward o f[ typhoid a nd kindred dt,: lowing table furnished to the Inv~stlgat- ~ u ch an ext~nt that the State y('trr are not allowed to l ea\'c tht! hous\.., I\\;-".t eases thall a ll t he boiled waters of t ht Ing committee by the health department: Inarlan has refused lo o rder the kill in g o f any more of lhe an lmal~ . on the i ng deve!opmenlS. It any of thl'1\1 ale Want Gey.er. PATIENTS IN HOPE: HOSPITAL, WITH ground that to do so would e "entual l v taken with the dl'ead diFcase lhe-y will at DATE". At the s.a m(> t1 me, boiling the wa ter is OCTOBER. reSU lt 111 ba nkrupllng the Slate troa"'once be J'emo\'ed to lh~ hu~pil;ll. and wt~e . a nd good so far as it goes. B ut every attent ion gln?n to the nE'lghho rh o"d Date. Pa.t. Date. Pat. ury. as u nder l he Jaw ow ners of tIi s 4 Date. Pat. ("ased callie are paid for them w he n to curtail 3 nr p03~lbl1tty of ot hel's being if yo u \\ Ish to esca pe typhoid. keep 20 ~.:.:.:.:.:.:.: .: .:.:.: t~, ~ ::::::::::: ~ Itlllpd u nder sur h orders. This g ra ye taken down your house an d pl'e mi~es clean an d ~C::::.::: 6 ~, ~ SO .......... . ~'ti epidemic was sta rted. like lhe Bu ffa lo dry . Typhoid Is a hog-It revels In 23 .......... 13 ~7.. ......... Z1 31........... Zl epidemic. by mad dogs. l\i)8.]J H' Pers o ns ~p o5 ed . NOVEMBER. Away up i n Alaska, where t h e win te r The conditIon of th e Hollto; b rl)lh , rs is I \ fi llb. 13 .... ... . .. . 45 ~3 .....•..... 1l2 wE"ath er is inconcei \'ably more ~e \'ere (i ... .................. ..... .. 1. .. ....... 38 somewhat worsp, and p:uticula r attention 14 .... ..... .. 53 24 ...... ..... 116 and o ( much longer duration t h an any 4 .......... 28 Is being paid to th£' C3~l' In nrdlT to wat ch 6 .... .. •..• 2!' 15 ........... 56 25 ...... ..... 118 ex perienced in t his c lime, t he d ogs 6 ••.••• . ••. 3:! 16 ........... 61 00 ........... 119 ha,'e been a ttacked Ly r abies. r es ul t dc\·elopments. Peor,le III oye r th e C"lt~ . ............... ~...... ~................. ;~ 1~ ......... .. iO %7 . ......... . 115 ing in great incollYenience to the Inare bei ng \'scc lnated in COnH'lU n(.·~ I)f 1 ••••• .••••• S1 28 ••••••••••. 1!-1'2 Ill ....... ... 87 .. %9 .. ......... 127 habitants. to w hom the great wolfis h the di!::co\'e r:. and. dot'tor:s afl~ k.q>l busy L ........ S~ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ 10 .......... 33 20 ....... .... 9G 29 ....... .... 121 dogs render practically the sa m e s e rscra tch ing a rms and inno('uhHing them · ·11 .. .. .. .... 3~ with the \'!rl!!; ~y.ci t l"melH In th ... n"i~h ........ 1~3 3O .... ....... 13Z "ke gl1'en us by OUl' horses and m ule s. =12 .. ........ 41 :!122... •'1J ........ ... 111 T hese dogF are no t handsome an imals; 1.K>rhood (l( l itp HoHs h· ,Wl' 1111$ noll DECE»oIBER. t hey are o C savage temper; they ~na rl aba tl>ti a nd ~'i!1 n(1t ul1tll the limt:' Ius 1. . ........ ISC 11 ..... ...... 168 21 ..... ...... 166 and fight like lhe untamed beasts of ........ -- e C;,xtra Column _ .......__ ................................................============== , € n~.GR[[NE TO R[NEW HIS PlEA A~erments DR. MANN'S SENTI MENTS City Fathers Cen sured [or Holding up Health Commiss;on· erst Request for a Paltry Su m. DANGER OF SMAllPOX NOW ·.. ·;.. i.\·p...... ·.. ...... _ II"'" ·.... ·....·5·:..............· t::::::::: C( . f::\\'or of Dr. Ureen.'·~ l1l'OllOS(tl mo,,'pml"Jlt to wards a mo re .ffici.n, Health Departmen t is e ro,, :ng oall.1'. all.1 lh. r.asOIl. w hy Bul'Llio should b~ hl"tLer protected are- being ~h"wu . Dr. l'. latth..:.w U )' 1.l!111 I.Hit night ex' If Pl"t.'.~' '''1':-; fOl'l'lbly on tt'(' suh d b ,m'.,;p jE"C"t when !:.t!'t'11' by ~l rt:'[)Iwt('1' for tht:' HE.. VJ}}\\' . " 1 wanl to gil (In n'C'ol't.! as h?_('king up Di', Ore-ene- in :111\' mOH'tlWnt lH' Tll'lY ht~ . _ in tl'f\'>...:tt?d In Iw~h illg towards a 11l'lre pffi('knt H ea lth [j~prl1-tm(,Tlt rOl' Burrah) \Yhl. ll It (. Jml>~ t o.a Ol1l'sti.m of hl1man lil'p n{')thlnt; ~honid i)l' =--par{'o The- Al,It.},1JH:"11 t-.h .. uld not lvtl1{ ;It th<> l>XP~iHl;tl!rt" of :-'l;rr~clt'nt mQ!lI;') to llut th(. dqHll'tme:l:l on th.u phn.' tint h. ought to he_ This of i1 1 I'n 16 ......... .. 181 16 .. ......... lSi 17 .... ....... 185 1· ..... ...... 185 19 ........... 182 ~ ........... 176 7... ....... 153 ........ 159 9R.. ...... .... 16·\ 10 .......... 1.7 22 .. ......... 159 23 ........... 154 2-1 ........... 100 25 ... ........ 152 26 ........... 1.7 Zi .... .... . .. 151 28 .. .. .. ..... H8 29 ........... HS 31 ........... 133 JANUARY. 12.. ......... 131 18 . ......... .130 14 ........ .134 16 .. . .......... 128 2... ....... 1-13 84 .......... .. ..... ... 11., H~ Cle .... l •• d 'I&tlre. NOG Sa".f•• tory to «;.alr • • • !'Saker of the nope Bo~pftal Iav •• I " ... _ and lJeeUu • • t tho Ouabr •• k. ("Jlal'tm.'lIt~ lIf the city gon"rnment 4 .......... 150 5.......... 148 1. .. ...... . 133 C.l.ItS Hllllt SAID TO 1l.lVa SEED O~ Mon TTP-. . .• .• a • VJ[DB .. .. Ua-alin" Com .. 1HIs.. 2.... .......171 .. ....... lid ... .. ... ... li!) z.. ........ H3 3.. ........ 1fiO 6 .... ...... 160 II De 'th Rate From Smallpox Buffalo Was Low. n .or. !!n.nn's S~ "!'!:r..!ellt. S(>ntim(>nt "o;lin~( th£' Alilenn t"n an<1 in JU.e S .. ........ H:i i6 75 74 71 27 .. ......... &I t' us~hide har ness; they are also t.:a n 28 .... ....... 63 oibals. for when o ne of their n umbe r 11"~ ..... ........... 99 30 :IlI.... ....... . ... 67 ...... 96 ....... DO -II II • b Y lh e waYSI' d e th ey d a n o t sorup Ie 20 ..... ...... 8G 31. .......... 4K to de\'our t he unfortunate one. Y et with 21. .... ...... S6 a ll t hese faults. they are true f r ie nds 22 .......... . 76 nd In\·a.luable ~er\'itol's to lheil' mas ter FEBRUARY . Inal'. T ile des tl'uctlon of a lar"e n UI,,30 ~ . .......... 21 e t' o f t hem, as now threat ened0 b y the e ri 'a vages of I·able • . will ce rtain ly I· H ...... ... . . ~ 23 .. ......... 19 ously affect t he business o f a very a rge 16 . .......... 30 24 ..... . ..... 19 district, where they are depende d upon 16 .. ......... 30 25 ........... 17 as ca rriers of food supplies and the 17 .... ....... 30 26 ........... 11 mail. Speaking of this, the D e troit 18 .. ..... . ... 2M zt .. ......... 16 Tribune re marks that t he ep idem ic. at 19·~1A.RCH. 26 28 .. ......... 13 the prE"5ent time. "certain1y set tl es the d og-day s uperstition for good a n d aU.,' 1~::::: ::::::: ~~::::::::::: ~ But that was d one, aSdl h~\'e Pfot nted 12 .......... . 9 20 . .......... 8 o ut by the Buffalo epi em c 0 two ]3 .. , .... !)9 21 .... S inters was ago.a gl'eal Many deal yearsmore ago,cohydro]4 .... ... ........ 22 ....... ... ........ 8 w phobia mmon 1~ ... ...•. . . . 8 ~3. .... ..... . 9 t han now, and mortality among the 4........... 9 <'o human from its effects e ry mmon.race Yet t oday. we a l'ewas a~s vure4 1fJ .... ....... 1-?t 6 .......... 13. l0.......... ..........13.!" Y.......... 124 10 ..... ... 136 11 .......... 133 Ii .... ....... 99 H' ..... ..... 3:::::::::: 38 12::::::::::: i: iL::::::::: il ~ ......... . ~ !r1 WJth the investigation ot H ope hospI tal conditIons drawing to a. c lose, t h e com . 4 .. ........ 5.......... 6 .... ...... 7 .......... 8...... .... 0.. ........ 38 34 32 3.1. 31 m~ttee at the Common Cou ncil Is gathel' l)g statistics tor comparison. Chalr lnan Haker made a n appeal t o the Ohio 4.. ........ 1~ 65... ... ....... ....... II:!t ~::::: : :::: n Il,'~ nl's~.glll~(',t,f'<lm' State Board of Health for sta.tistics covin C 1e,,'cland. In 23 .. ...... .. . 24 ... ........ 25 ... ....... . 26 ........... forest a nd plain: but with a ll t h eir illtemper a nd natIve ferocity. they a re to th e Alaskan dweller what I h e camel 18 to the Arab o ( the desert. T h ey can covel' m ore ground, and in less tim e, and ca n haUl a heavie r land u po n sllm me r ra lions. than any other a nima l xtanl. 'l'hey a re not " pam p e r ed nenlals". and make their beds In t he now as rea dily a s in the straw o f the ble. hungry. So yora cious h ey that. wta hen they willare eat ttheir w a l- 7 . ......... 11 .......... 9 0 •• .•••• · •• 9 return he recei vr.d a copy of a newspaper The health author ities conside r that that i t is one of the rarest of a ll ' th_ el- in C;'!$;E"S Wh"l't' C'fHlt:q.{lflUS (11~""~ wIth a rot:ghly drawn uiagraJn showing the epidemiC is o ver and u t trlbute this di~eases lO which earnh·ero us (m ea{h-d\'P OlQtI~ th,' II' aI>1wara '" No handicap the fluctuations at t he disease. E!fart t o general vaccination. Straggllng eating) a nimals are subject. Bu t the J;; hould be J)ut 011 thp1I1 at 31L '1'1'0',' shuuld !orlf; haye been mad.:o to obt~lI1 trustcases may be E'xpected, they think, bu t rE'pol'ts (rom ,\Pisconsin and Al a ska. IM,,(> SU\H'E'mL' and nlJ$olfltf' JlOW~1' to 11.) 'w orthy figures on th.a Clev e land ou t danger of another serious outbreak iSl a nd the> \\ idespread epidemiC of two \"hlltt;"\'(ll' thl.'Y fll'('m and break, little dependence Is placed in t he thought to be past. and three ago, seel,? to indkate :-h\JlI ld hnn. . . tl1(' I.t· of th cnews reports given ou t. The nature of t he report to be made by t.he. disease. is a sserting Co unt'll an..J til(' Ilt' r'lpl(>, You ran say The Buffalo statistics In t he h and s ot t.he Hope co mt h is to be m"" that 1 a m with 01' Gre~u~. nnu en - I the investigating c ommitt ee are of n. mittee is u~~kn~\Vn an~, little 01 n o tore- the case. to realize that the m ortallty clOl'S" ,", \\lnlt hi' S!ly}O. 1 fnt(\ndt:'d to n.ppe':~ I morp satisfac tory nature. The data on cas ting 0 1" Intimatin g will be Indulged a mong humans from hydrophobIa J~ & b(>-tor-a t!,l~ Altll'l'm('1\ anti WOI'I{ for til.. han d COlnes from D. E. W h eeler, 1\1. D.. in by the cOJnmittee until atter Dr. great deal less than it used to be . MedlP3~-'2g(" of Li:;; J"C'fll:J:'Sl fOl' tUt1l'e- mont>~. 1 o t B uffalo. and c overs the B uffa.lo CPI-1 Go lel', Dr. Barron fi nd the nurses at ("Rl scie nce has a dvanced in t h is I'egard bu~ .wa"d UnilIJ1.' to til) so bC"cause of pro- demic o f 1901-1002. 'l'hiR Informat1oJ'~ is Hope hospital have given t h eIr testi- as in other lines. Once a bite f l'om a volulilnous tln<l covers many points o r lnony. D r. B arron is to take th e sta nd mad dog was regarded. practically, as fl _.'1(.na l rr,a.ttt-'l$ . L nok wh:'tt R h I on Frida y. surE" dl:'ath. This Is no lon g e r t h e ('a~e, _ 'OC es ter hn~ ~uf(ercd tr.)m Interest. 'fhe paper in the ha.nds ot t h e as m any Iidng resIdents at B uffa lo c an tins sa me caUf:(>. Look \",hat it cost n, ,[~ com mittt>c ~,vn.s pre pared In M av. 190". .. ........ v · .. ::: .. m" ·(·" .. '...:~~; .. (I d 1 , .'! ., '( I lesU(y. ~I 0 U !' ng th (> tast I?I 'idpmic of slOallpC' 'C an d l'p.ad betol'P the Buffalo A cademy o r l But t he noW indisputable fact hd'L Butr:l lo clI'htlnl\' ou[:.ln to l1a \'(' ':l:i .:\lp.diclne on ::\lay 20, 1902. Up to that ...................................... ......................... .. . . rabies is just ac; apt to be _ .. n.. n".n' c:.0 0d n depa nmtltt as (, h1cngo o r ).(e w UrnI'!. 409 caseR had bee n l'Ppor·led. with ~t ..... I I . , c old we a t her as during t b e 'ork. Hn d I OIm h ..a rtl\' In f.wor of au\"- onl y six dea. ths. The re port says t h a t term shou ld bp borne In m ind tl1ing Iha t " ill t{>nd l~ m::\kl? it sn. " ' · on e of the patients d ied before a ras h ....... .... ........ .. ............ ........ t o whom is delegated the Ruth ,nrt.lV Dr li appea d lh dl BITTE N creating a nd e nforcing the re(' n. . : will hl' in Buffalo tmla,· ."Id re. e ' agnosls therefore belng ! f BY lJULLDOG. . . '\1, 11 t k . , 1 d b ing to the pre\'en t l on 0 f t h e '1 a'c th e mu lt",), of thp s mnllpox <'R!Wd n a u t, lea.v!ng- it possible that in 409 ho NI~oogs~tJtn Ck{d SLERb y Adams at his D ogs need drin k ing water In su,llImt,d 1111 pel·~01"a l1y . ][ l ~ p!t;!\ fllr a ht"ttt' I' de- caseG on l y five d~aths occari'ed. . . - nmes treet th is J m orc tha n in wlnter. ye t in IlRl"tln~nt ano mo re ,,'111 be,;;B y compari son ;ylth these fig u I'es the T$ it Adams'S right ankle- andmo;; ng. aII O\\' th e m to r oam f r ee m one)' R h t A T ' I"' l}O theRh't:'r.!llde ACchi~nt HO .... J,Rltm.,s ne d ~f. • oc es er \.Iea r h ra t e a ppear s t o b e hlElh. e ",og WtiS turned over t t h ' . . :l:lcd, whJl e in s u m m e r . whe n ,--., t In t h e B t1 m m~l' o u tbrea k In R ochestet. DlI)artm(lnt officla1s. 0 e lltaith 1 more Wfiter th an a t any 188 cases "er~ r eco r ded o n the books ot . -,,-~-2 k eep thcn~ hPe nn ed I U.p t h e h ealt h cl epllrtment. or t heSB abo ut m o u th - wtl muz. e . 38 o r 40 are tho u gh t to h a ve b een s us monsense w 1ll leach ul better :i l 0r~l\g'ohl" II,,' ... o'rO Igh":'" ... .•l oU,1Id,a,"0,' ".•••, 1 H(;:ll th OJ llur!mt>r.t ha\'ing urhlu'ul'). P'JW- lH'C'~s~nl\'. IWi\I'(~' ~llI1P I ur n EPJDH'MICS a la k l."fl down. anti in thl~ way a sUII greater numut'r of FlIl'ta!o:'iAl~r. ha\'c com!"" in a ~ fT o It wa s s tated ~(s tH da)' thut mtll'l.' llel'fon s w~re CXJlO~"<1 than "l~ at lirst known . It Is said th.ll (111+1." {:t- thf' HoT .... brOi hl~rs ro(k in n strt·t?'t (""}" 11111'i:lO:;- tIl, ; •. h h;)ur t tht.' clay jllst b'·f··,re h w:;:.- ("ontact with thf' diHQf.·. nUPA RISON OF it:::::::::: ~ . erlng the e pidemic fo~ ho~pitn.l tnvestlgat1~g I --ij d eaths tram I tru e c a ees of r Rtna llpox are tho ught to Ye b<=oen j eSR perts. ~ smallpox The nu mber of WI\!'I ] 8. T hp ~:ears ~hat agall~r It~~l~slJ~T~~if~.~~~l.m;~p~O~~l~g �.................................................................. --~ f ......................................... .. GREENE TO TAKE PROMPT HOLD ON THE SMALLPOX SITUATIOr- FFALO LUCKY COMPARED TO ALBANY. Ordered Fumigation of House Where O:seasc was Foura.! and wm:Watch Neighborhood. Comm i~~lon~1' Gl';:,~nc I returned part of othel' nl emh£"I'S .O( the fnmily will . Int e IUl"t night. wh £"re he si nf:e- !al-t Frhl.J.) , He- w11l im- re~ult In a STATE'S CAPITAL CITY RESIDENTS ARE CONFRONTED BY 25,000 BACTERIA Tp EVERY CUBIC CENTIMETER OF THEIR DRINKING WATER. thol'Omrh in\'-estigntiou If found to Ile snf'l'en ng from smallpox look in t o t he m.:lttd· oC th~ lhe)' " ill Iml11ot"dlately be ordered to tho caH'h on Preston Stree t wi~ Qua rtmlln<e- II ~pital p r f"'entins- any spread. 'W Wl e th '" nt.~ghl)orhood is under the ... a.",,""", t h"" Hl·tllthTh!'pa.rtm ent con- $.u·ict s UI'Yie-Jianoo of the h ~alUl <lcpa...-tfumigat ing of lht'" house and ment YElt tut"y belleye that the,)" ba,'e j ol'de l'(>o the inmntes not t o le:l\'e E"('l'Y precaution is beI«~.""ll the di!'e88e in han the s light (>~ t ~Igns of ~:'ickn~ss on th succeedetl in l'Oundlng up all suspicious (·a:-:.es. w hieh ha\'i~ been examinoed . a.n d it i~ though t t hnt new caSt'S arc not likely to dt"vclol>. :.litho-ugh t he- tim e -BruIt has not as yet expired ~ W a lte r D. I Albany this m<rrrrrilg. Dr, Greene ylsIted the . Capi t ol (or th e pu r pose of app~ar - I Ing befol'e t h e Cities CommH t f'P of the A::I~E'mbly In regard to the T e nelIl ent House- law. N ew York people Int "'re~ted in tpnpments are opposed to malS res tri ctions Imposed In lh a mea:-;ure and a r t' seeldng to have c(> rtai n sectlon~ repealed . Dr. Greene presented the loca l ~it u atio n to th e committee. H e f n v r:r!'l the law. Anoth e r m atl('I' whi ch H ealth Commissioner Greene looked afte r "'hUe In Albany was the s and fiitration plant In I to Tire Dispatclf.] that c ity. The pure w a te r ques tion Is I '9.'lth their t a mtliee. con!lsting ot two at present botht'ring th e loca l h ealth I a u thorities and th e proposition to have women and four children. a. filtration plant f o r Buffalo ca us ed There has been no smallpox In Buffalo Dr. Greene to make e nquiri e s an d seek for a Ion .... time. and It ts believed the inform a ti on as to th e plant at Albany. ~ Dr. Greene ad,·ocates the Installation of younger Hollls became Infected during the a plant tn this city. trip to Pittsburg. Little could be learned "Th e wa. t e r t h a t th e P I a nt at Alb nny to -da~' from the men ae to what the tat bel' filtra t es is n great deal worse than the died of. but the fact that t here was a water we h ave in Buffalo," he says. tuneral gives r ise to the statement that ",Vhy, th e colo r of the water u sed In his fata l dlsea~e was not diagnosed as Alba ny before it Is filtrated is dark brown. It reminds one of the wa ter smallpox. that comes from a hole in the strt'et It the younger Honts became infected in when men a re dlgg\ng. We are a great Pittsburg, hundreds have been exposed d~al bettE'-r off than they are at Al ba ny." t hrough him on the trains and street cars "In Buffalo, if tht·r e is about 500 bac· and tn Butta}o. Samuel Is 24 years old t e r ln. to a c ubi c cen tlm eter in the w a 8"d hie brother Is 3i. ter, it is th ought to be In awful sha pe. ~~":'::"~~~";:~~=-;======~- Of ('ourse, we know thnt the water con- , tn.ining that mueh bacteria. or bacteria above th e 300 poJnt, is not fit for drlnk'1> .. ...... .. ...... .. .. .. ..... ......... .......... .. ........ ... .... Ing PU1·pose •. although It Is used. Yet ftA' in Albany berore the water is filtered. 1\1 1 rh er e are 25.000 bacteria in a cubic cen ................................ · .. .. ·,U'V · timete r of water, or about one half a I H pa lt h com:::::-er Qr crn..f)I.......r e turn ed .......... .. ............. fT0111 I , UI .... . L!:1 - ....~ 'MJffAlO 6lAMES PITTS6UR6 fOR "\ ITS ONLY CASES Of SMAl lPOX 1 the medfanlcian ' lhan [Special Telegram BUFFALO, N. Y. , March 26.-About two weeks ago Samuel }{olll~, T7 Preston s t reet , went t o p ittsburg to attend the h funeral ot his rat her. He returne d orne ehortly afterward aod several da.ys ago developed s mallpox. He did not r ecog nize nothing about it. A his ailment and did little later. an older brother. ''''tlllam H. , who lived tn the same hou se. becamt In - I of the bacteriologist. 'r he intel('~t Qf the announcement re.~ld~s In the- fact that' it promises an erftc'tent prophylactiC' Gnd (,ul'ati\'e treatmt::' nt for t)'flhoid f{' ,·er, which is known to drpfm d upon t he pl'opagatlo n Wi thin the h uman body of the typh oid baclllu8 introduced through the alimentary ('anal. ~rh £' intf'l'crll ular secretions of this bacillus are fo und to be highly toxic, and by i1ljecting them in small and repeated clos e ~ In to the circulation of n li ving animal Its blood se rum is rendered antit oxic and bacteric idal. The London ~rim es , in it~ account of the d[sc()\"e ry of Dr. l\iAcFAOYEX, sayf': Animal!i dosed ,,1th the protec tive serllm and f';UbRNtUCnt ly treated with It'thal doses of trllhold bnt.'teriu were found to enjoy hnmunity from typh oid reyer, while olhe-r~ tXPO~E'd to the F'amc infection without thl'! prc"lou!o; prot ('(h'c treatment died of the (l1'{e~\se. In the ~ame WilY animal'i ret'e!\,ing Inj (,t'ti on~ of the tntrnc..>ellular poi!olon wi thout all}' Ih'ing bn('teria e~caped dea.th only whC'1l prevlollsly treated with the prot (l'cUve blood Reru m of an animal which had gone through the tmmunlzlng l)rocc-s~ . Therefore 'he blood seru.m In que~ tlon IR a prophylnctH.: fo" t yp hoid fcyer, (at ll~ast a mong th e Inferior animals.) But furthe r' eX)E'rimentR were made by Injecting lethnl (\OSPM ot the polson 01' of th e living bacte ria, and sub!5€'CluPt1lly injecting the protectl\e serum after haH the time required for th e toxic dose to ldll the animal had been allowed to e l ap~e. In theRe cases the antidote o\'ertook the poi~on and the nnlmal'3 reco\'t!red. Therefore t he se rum is curative ot l)"phold C('ver when already estnblt~hl'd, as w('11 a::; protecti\,e agalnl'i t t) phold intection. The question of prime lnterest In a d isc uss ion of such r esults is: Do th e in ferior animals de\'elop typhoid feve r wher. e xposed to the infection which, in the case of man, may assu med to f~eted . produce it '! Indeed, do they have It a t To-dBl' a phys ician was summoned to all '! The best authorities available tor &ttf!lId them and he a t once diagnosed the caae_ as smRllpox. Both men ~etused to consultation agree that th ey do not. t i d h h Ith If, therefore, th e question is answered SO to the smallpox ho~p ta an t e e s authorities quarantined them at home in the negati\,e, the prophylactic and ... . ....... ......... ....... ... ..... cura th'e value of the new seru m would .. • .. ... .... seem to depend upon whether It prod uces .. ....... .. ...... ....................... -. .......... .. in th e hum an body th e phenomena noted a,;. .... to ill th e case of the animals under experi m ent. \Vere they treated w ith lethal doseN ot typhoid bacteria. or with doses A QW " 'if'" , , e which woult.1 ha\'p been lethal in the case ~:n':tl thea smallpox cases in ~ the treat.ment of t yphdid l ever phY. si· m ····· .. ······· .................................. ............. .. P resto ncharge Street. otwith vie w to pre venting of the average man ? These Inquiries a n y poc::slble spread ot the disease. Everhy 1 ci .s make little pretense of attempting to 111Ust be a.nswered from the clin lcnl rec tion Is being t a k en t o keep t e '" precauln hA.nd and the slightes t slckneEs lie reu the disease itself, their entire etlort .. ... ..... .... .. ..... .. . .. . ... l ........ h ....... • J,. ...... .. .. ... " ol'(ls of t es ts of the se rum treatmen t f:8~e netfchborhood results In a thorough b(l'ing to put the human o rganism in the wllh typhoid patients. They cannot ve ry -, ..!!!!:sttgat on. _ -- mos t. favorable condition for survival. The fl ews therefore thai au efficient prophyJac· .. ... . .. ... .. .......... .. ...... t: . . : .. .. , .. ); ... ... ............... .. well ha\'e been o\'erlooked by such experimenters as l\!.\.C!"ADYJo'::N and LISTER, I M' tic and curative treatment for the fever has ,. .. ......... ............ .......... ........... .......... beon founu will havp the greatest interest, THE MACFADYEN TYPHOID ANTI- but C'Ol1ct!rning them th e average prac1\ not only for tho meuical professio n but for TOXIN. titioner of medicine is likely to be cu·th e great populations that live in continual ail •.l\h'l l.:e~ 3upplcl1l~ntil.1g and amj)Ii- rious. It is pretty W E'll established by ..................................:.; .......................... danger of infeotio n. ng the c:;on'll!whal I1\P<lg'I'E' telegn~ph ic experlenl'e that the results of inoculatA paper outlining such a treatment has flwntion III \h(' tli::;l'o\'('n· by nr. j\.Ll.\:-t ing u lh 109 ani mal with pathogenetic heen prepared by Dr. ~1AC>'ADYEN of .Jenner Ins titute, and the fact that it was communi· ~r \('1, Ann,; :.: l)f the JenneI' ln8tilutt" ot bacteria. nre ulways un cel'tain. In a cated to the Royal ociety by no less a per· Pr{,\"('IIt!n' j\h -dkin c , ('i a typhoill ~lnti­ wont. the precise effect oC a. giYen dose son than Lord LISTER is guarantce of i ts toxin l-icrtttn, sho\\' thal thC" editorial of Hying ba<.:leria cannot be predicted importance. The treatm ent i 8 that wIDch ('omflll'nt o( 'l'lw TiJl1e~ on thi..-l dJSlO"(:t')·. ill any case. The conditions fa\'orable to ,,",s briefly hcre.lded as the "crushed germ" rO l' tl1(> vatu£' of Wlli<:h Lord Ll~TL1-t ha~ de,'eiopm f nt may 01' may not exist. But method in London dispatcbes a few weeks m:l(h~ him~~lf r~~ponRiblc , was SUh~U1l1- th e bacterial poison st'!pal'ated from the a go, and to it a late number of the London tially (·Ol'l'l~ n. " ' h at is explnin~d in ad- living ('1:>lIs is a definlle pathogenic agent nmes gives a full description. measul'ably sUI'e of. clition to what was l11(,11 ),noWll 01' as- wh lc:h we ca n be.......... It appears that if typhoid germs are ............................... '" frozen hard in liquid air their iuconceiva· !';umC'u IS the part which liquid ail' plays bly minute cell. a re completely broken up In tht' segregatIon of the intel'('ellulal' ................................................ .................. by trituration. The intracellular juices sf'{'r ..-' lions of the typhoid bal..'i11us from squeezed out are found to be highly poison· thu thing organisms: but this still l'eous. By il1j£'cting theRe juices in small and mnins somt'\\ hat ubs(:ul'(,. It a))p('al'''; repeated d0 8es into the veins of a living thai th E' mic:l'o-organisms are (,l'u~hed in at1irual its blood s~rum is soon rendered H ealth ~W9t In hitr" co 4 Bvlng re~ both antitoxic and bactericida l. In other liquiu air, whkh is ;) neutral Iluiu amI turned f Nm lbnny, where he allended the only Ollt.' gh' ing the l o?1TIpel'atul'e thp Cltlrs Committee hE'urtng on the pro- wor dR t the se rum becomes an antidote alike 110l"lr.d amendments to tbe tenement hO\IFe l o the Ill' ing typhoid !!erm. and to the poi· deent{'(i l'~s('nlial to the success or th~ 1tlw. He spoke in Cavor ot the amend ~Qn tha t ma" bC" cxtrart.ed from them. ments. opel·alion . 1t is conc eded, howe"er, that "'hll e In Albany Dr. Greene took oc.Experimen·t s on animals have shown that th(' low te mpel'~.ltul·c thus secured has ('asloll to examine the ttltratlon plant thH l! wh prr thl~ clty's drinking water is inj uctions of the s(>rtlm will rcnd er them in itsf'lf no t'ffect upon the "HaUty of JUDGE MURPHY SCORES AND filtprt'd through sand h(l'dfi. He paid ("sp, clnl attention to the filtration plant he-immtl.ne from typhoid fever, a.nd further the bact(~rln. \Yhn~ eXI)Osed to it u ll FIN ES H. H. BRIDGEWATER caU8e of Burealo's needs in that direc- t~lat If all ani ma l is gin'lD mor tlll doses o f I'ganle fun('tions are suspe nueu anll nll tion. "The nitration plant does wonders t or eIther the poiso n or thr living- g£'rn15 it can FOR ~~L EGE D FAKE (.'iwmi<'al :1.l:ti' iUes held in ab~y~n('e, but thp d rln kln~ \\";ltl:'r or Al bany." said Or Green e. "Thp Wit tf'r there Is much ~'or~e be cured by being lrellted with Lhe serum. after }>l'olongpd immer~ion in liquid air TREATMENT. than Buttalo·f;. hut when it has been fll- Here are hoLh Lhe prophylttcLic and the cu. t('retl It Is all right for drlnklnF:. till'), are (uUrld to propagatt' Lm:ro!'\dv(>s rally £' eifC'cts. "8 .. (ore the W:ltcr lIsed In Alhanv Is with aPIJart:nlly unabatpd \'igor \\ hen Thrrp. iR no r£'lpori as ,v<'t of (>xperime nts ftlt f'rNl It I~ of H flark brown color. ha~~ an \lnI'l('a~ant !'ml.'11 and contains Innuml'rupon human bping"'l. hut th('y,,,iB ROon f o l. again pla('~ d in normal ('ondition~. ,Yht-n nhlp bac-terl.l-:!S.flI'lO to the ('uble" (,(·ntlrntlPr If WRlpT ot that kind can be mKde low. FurLher thnn this it is belie, cd that frozl'n hard. ho\\cvl"l'. it i!03 said the fit tor drinking p\lrpo$f'~ hy ftltrntion. mkru-urganbms may lJe ('ompletl"ly But'fnl0 with a prop\~r fllt('rlng plnnt to th .. 8al~le proC'Pss of extracting a poi~o n and pur ity ttR wnt !'r will have drinking watE'r preparing a. prot('ct ivp f:('nllll can h(l'rarried b)'uken Ul) lJy trlt11l'ation. and in th(' trl~­ t hat cannot be !lurpnssE'c1 anywht're In the out with germ~ of othpr kinds. If RO, the in. w orld," uratcu JrIUl::i!i no ~ign of bac:t'·I'11.l1 growth Dr. GrN.'Il(, waf'; gre:l th' ImJlr(,~~E'd with n~enC'e upon meclital practice and theo ry Is suhst·quently :-:~l'l1 at any tempf-'rature. tht' working or thl"' A lbany filtf'Tlng plnnt. ~JIl he very grca 1. nnd thotl~h hf' h:)!iI h("(>n ~n ndvoc.at.:o or n This sounud Jllte a (]isl'u~slon of the l'om~ "Imllar J'llnnt hpr<" ('vr r !lln("!' thp dang-tor ot t"phold bp(,::lme pronouncf'd he Is mlnutlon of atomil, but the authority fol' cHmhl~' ('nthll!'ln~tl(' nnw h(' has se~n the th(' t'ttatplllt'nt iR much too gouu to pel'- ! Albany filtrnttnn bE'd~. mil 1t to bl' disml£s£:'u as imp()R~lble, (H' t'\'en improbable, ObYiou!=;ly. the disintegration of ba(:tel'lal ('ells al the t(>m J JJ(>I'&tUI'f~ of . Hellli·} air Is not ~o ~imple a II• •• •• • l~matlf~1· at: it might SE."em. If It has been . . ·~~~;1~~~~;~~~~~;~;,;·~~\~~·;;;.. . . . I... i " be .. MAR ~' I 1).3............. n:~···T;~~·~·;~·· ;~;~;......~J ·eas~fuJ." ~- A.,:Jr- L.V ~ CTIVf filTRATION AT ALBANY, \ Water Much Worse Than Buffalo's is Rendered Fit to Drink, rliQIP'¥AA't9fl!frorn . was back 4 ... ,. :. - 3 MALPRACTICE : . IS CHARGED i .1II•••. iIi• • ••• •••• •••••__________ _ .......... �........................................................... .. tI .............. ............................................. ~ .................................................................... ~H' Boarel of ( 'olillclIml,;n, lleltlg 11th1 II)) awaiting tU J lh~r deveJopm (.;nt.q 'J'hf' (nu~LtCln 'has no w cC' me up onc~ mol'C' ami tu tn king mnC'h DC th (.> aUt-nUon or thosr. Jntcrl.."fIl('d. tlnd it is eXJl(!'Ct.ed that w~lhln n. l't"w Wf:!t'ks a sel:tlc ment of this muchdlS<"Il.'\SCd que~tlon wfJ1 be reached. "h('n the POller's FIe-1d was In Opq.:l t10n t11e coun t y or city paid $12 to an und('rla)u.r to dl~"ose of all bodi('s In Cli'l~P8 \vhf'rt· the dtocased hruJ no relatl\'t~ or frlemJ. to pay for the funeral, and it WiI<; QUfllomary for the und(,rtaker to put the body In A. I,lne (-offin, cort It In an tox. pr('Ss wagon to the field ana Ult-re hur)' II. 'l'lw field hnll been 111 llS~ for many Ylurs and SCVer.AI hodics hau 1J('cn put 1n tho s:tme gra,·1' In many places, and finally all the anlilable space 'W'1\S (U kf'n llP, mal(lng it nl'ce~S<Lry to close til(' vInce and 1001( IOtr oUlel' land that might be utilized for the purpose. • • - . . . . . . . . . . J ~ .. ; . : . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . ................................................................... .... ....... ............................................. [,.................................. D~NOER HERE IS SLIO HT INSPfCTION For Tf~tMfNTS IS NfCfSSARY. r THAN :filtered Is dark brown," s a id be. " It r eminds me ot th e wa ter tha t comes out of t be ground wh en laborers dIg in the street~." Co mmIssion e r G reene was sor ry t he Aldermani c Committee had taken ad· vantage ot hIs a bsence to c ut the 3ppropriation tor tenement hou se In spectors. l' All I wa nt is three, " said he. .. nd if I were to h a ve as many rtlonately, as New YOrk I would e nineteen." .. ~ Dr. ~re e ne Also Believes That Health Depar tment Srould Disi nfect Aft er Contagio us Diseases, ~ralter '---........... ........... D. ................ ............... ............ ............. I on' ES'thnateSi .. ....... .. had taken ad van tag~ o f hi t; ab~ence from th eir mee ting to {'ut out the amountS a~ ked for b y hIm" Jth a ," le w : to gellIng lIQou~€' ",ethod two additional REENB TALKS f t enement Inspectors and an adequ ate, o f dl~ ln fe (,llng germ-ridden hou!1i es. The committee. Greellt? was prese-nt at .................... . ;' Greene, l\ ho returned from Alban y t.h ls morning, expres::;ed his regret t hat the Aldermanie Committee B UFF'~ O. Health CommissIoner Greene r eturn· ed from Albany yesterday wIth t he statement that the citizens ot Albany wIth theIr sa nd flltratlon pla n t are In mu ch m ore danger ot a ty pbold e pi· deml c than are t be cItiz ens of B uf· falo. " The wate r ther e be rore it Is MORE INSPECTORS ARE NEEDED. C ommj~~loner llORE §b§CEP'1'mLE TO TYPIIOm Health Commissio ner Greene Will Ask Ald ermen to Restore Appropri atio n. Health I~ DR , GREENE SAYS ALB ANY wh('n .......... ON FIL 1'RA TION daYfI ago, . allo" ed t he am ount. That evening It was c ut out D r. Green e !'a Y13 he will go before the Board of <..:o uncl1men wh en the esti - B U l "11'ALO ASSOCIATION OF I ma tes are laken u p to tell how a bsolutely nec ..sary It Is that the amount , should be allowed, "I asked for t\\"o a ddItional tenement house Inspectors," !'la id Dr. Greene t his morning. "and th~Y cut out t h~ PHYSICL\.NS. At th e Genesee H ot el la st nIg h t t h e mon thly meeting ot the MedIcal Asso· elation of B uffa lo w as held. About a dozen physIcians were present. Arter itemnIthe I meeting a. banquet was held. H ealth Cgwmfu'ooer Gr, ene In New Yorlt, w ith _. a pop ulatlon or 2,500,000, they ha"e 1I~ tenement hou~ inspectors. In Buffalo, "ith tion or 400,000. we have one I a sked for two more, We tenement hou~es In BufCalo an d eB;c has to be thoroughly In spected. An Ifl spection means the meo.~urlng or every Baked the physicians t o co- operate 'w ith Jl im In having one located here. '4If 'f"............... ..........~ ............. I room in the buIldings, measuring the the- all' space a nd no en d ot details. Tha t is neceEsary only for t he wlndow~. A fering from a. contagious disease. As It Is now when a physI cian Ls s alisfied the t dll'h<herla. Cor In.ta noe. has left a patient, he notifies the Health De. partment and we say, "have the house ~_ __ " ~G , I I I dlslniecled ." The doctor tells t he fam. Iy to dlslnCect. 1\10,t of the time among the 10\\'er clMses t here Is really o dlslnCectlon, And "Ith the better ATTACKS AI L CAR RIlE R. made arrangements to have fig ures and sta tistics forward ed to hi m fo r more "The plan t a't Albany," saId Dr. Greene th is morning, "has c ut dow n the dea th rate t rom typhoid fever j ust 7; p er cent. That .a lone s hows how s uc~ cesstul it 18 . Of course, Albany's water, b efor e the filter beds 'were made, was v II". It Is today, so tar as that goes, b ut It's gOOd wate r whe n it comes o ut of the fllters , They tell m e at A lbany that th eI r fllte r plant r ~moYes abou\ 99 p er cent. of the bacteria. in the water. That Is a bIg percentage. The plant cost abou t $76,000 an acre. and they have In tbe neIghborhood ot flve acres In each acre of the 'beds about 1,600,000 gal10ns are filtered every 24 ho urs. They fln d In Albany, however, that t he s up· ply ob taInable from the present beds Is ha rdly adequate. "E" ery possible et'tort ha s been made to perfect t he water supply In A lbany. A. was b Uen n 1 ti - 1903 .... . ..R.......................... TJM ES R I0~ fA IR BUT ~tl;!UCPICIOUtI;! " 0 ar ent that the Inspection ~. r teneme n t dual members of th e Board of CouncIlmen have taken a broad v iew ot the (; 1'1'," OI\.CTI'; nIOL.O G IST queastlon and It is mo re than li kely that ~'-:\n ( ' l rl '\' (.1IF.\IIS 'l ' HII . I. n"~ ... at least a part of th e amount as ked fo r by Dr. Greene will be allowed by th em. rO R '" O'i ~'o -"D1 'r'o" O F tiT' ,.L ..... : : : : : : : : : .~~~~: : : .:~:>~:o.~:: :.: :.: : :. : . WATER . Ci ty Bar terinlogi.t B'.5plt reported to the Board o f Ahl£'rm<>l1 today that the cll y "aler Is " in fair ~ nditiono but s uspic.:ious:' but ne. lTe~ILb ("'ommls_ l'i ty water is "in fail: conditiol1 confllHd to h i!'; ho me for '. Iltl wit h a S(' \'cl'e i.litlwk ~:,)f waler il1:,...:[::,,:.:,.:..,....:..co .:..n....:..,_'_'_"_ . _ __ and hA s ht'en \lltahle tv ....... ;rn,,,,,,,.~., Last nl~hl he wa.s ~omeb1lt it I ~ not li kely that to I caq~ h is hom e for a I I made a rather careful In vestiga tion o f the s ystem there for I believe It Is Simply a q uestion of time bcfore B uffalo w!l1 have to take pose tor w hi c h the pur-I It Is built-to protect hea,:lthR"~ ~ (~: kP ........... r'\ • t,J ........... ....... YonD WITHour ~ATE houses can not go on as It should wi th . n ly one man to do it. It Is said i ndh'- satisfactory. bYB~r:I~:~dt went into th e ya rd and ,th e public whistled t or som e one to receive the matI. r T he dog spr a ng from the doorway an d sank his teeth In t he carrier's hand. The animal was fought orr. bu t he snarled and bit t he carrie r in the leg. Burkhardt went to the office ot. Dr. E. E. Briggs, No. , 847 Clinton Stree t a nd had the wound S cauterized. Itl d Supt \Vashburn of Statton A no t e the police and thC' dog ca tchers ca ugh t the a nimal. The dispOSition to be made at th e dog r es ts with th e Health Departmen t, as Heal th Commissioner e w as notified. Is r. Greene, that his re· uest tor t It wo Is aob"lous dditional tenement OUse inspeotors is moderate. He sugests SlOoo salarv for eac h It Is a p- only water tor domes tic purposes Is furnIshed. Thererore t he cIty has a dual s ystem or pIpes. Taken a ll In a ll , t he fllter beds at A lbany are decIdedly a. letter clarrier' if~nilC::~t h~nd and 'leg prac tical a nd accom pllshes through faulty dl~lnfectlon ." ...... .. .... . .. ....... .. " .... .J .. . The physicians of Butrato a gree with ~ VL!'" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ • With the Interes ts of Buffalo and its w a ter s upply eve t' at heart, H ealth Co mmissioner G~ took occasion on While delivering mail at the bouse of eteps toward p urifyIng its water s upMrs Mary Moore. No. 60 Metcalfe Street. p ly. Albany's e xperience has s hown yesterday atternoon. CharJes r~t:r~~:[i~~ Ithat a tlJter plant for cIties is en tirely eople the diSinfection 15 not a.lways thorough. l n o t her ~Itles t h health dea rtm ents do the disinfecting. Buffalo ... .. .. Should Call In line with them. It would .. ... ... .... ..... .. . cut down the disease rate, for half the dIseases ............... .. ===='-~~. the Idea ot dIsInfection Is badly dIs. torted . I maIntaIn t hat Burralo, like all the othe,· bIg cI ties ot the country'l should do the dlslntectlng after t he re. cO\'e I'Y of a patient who had been suf- Healt1 Com missioner Greene Con vinced of the Practicability of the Proposed Plan. tbere s hould be the filter bed through whIch It passed Is cleaned wI thout de· .... .. .... .... .. ...... ...... ... .. . .... .. .... .. ... ... ... . ... ..... ... l a~·. O\vlng to th e ral her s mall beds tor three all told. "The other request was for t w o men to do disinfecting after contagious Iseases had been In a house and the ne cessary apparatus to qO the work modernly. E\,ery physician In t he c ity r eallzes that a mong the lo wer classes, CUTS DOWN DEATH RATE FROM TYPHOID. An e xpert bacteriologist makes an examination ot the wat er each day. It ... .. ... ... ... ...... ..'l:.: ....... ~ . .~. ~ .. ~ .. .... .. .. .. .. . ... .... . he flnds more bacteria tha n he t hinks I first Inspection. Atter t hat, howe\'er, many or the tenements need weekly inspections. I can't see w here th e request was at all un reasonable. It Is absolutely Imporelble for o ne ma n to begin to do the work, .so I've de taIled one ot the plumbing Inspecto rs to help him. If Burralo had Its s hare of tene· ment house Inspector~ proportionately to New York there would be 19. I ask trou'ble with co ntagious ad- dressed ih Qsembled phystclans on lnspect~r. "Fil tratlon~' ~e poke ot the n ecessity have 400~ I ot a filtratIon Pl:nt tor the city and a pa pula- $ 30.000 for New Field. A re-solutlon was passE:d by the 'B oard Dr ALrl{'rrncn prgvlding for the sale of careful consideration. HE ALTH C OlDlI SS IOS ER.\DD ll l!lSSE !I se~~lon a few Only One Per Cent. Remains in the Water From AI. bany's Filter Beds. ........ ... hIs r ecent trIp to"AlOa ny to tho roughly Inspect the munI cipal filtratIon plant '" su ccessrully 'beIng operated In that city. Dr. Greene absorbed al! th" knowl edge on the subj ""t that he could and then Dr. it.q afternoon ffLTfR PLANT 1=RfMOVfS NfARLY ALL BACTfRfA. OTTER'S rlELD reene Urges that Contracts for Graves and Burials be Made with Undertakersc MORE ECONOMICAL PLAN ~e1igious Prejudice Eliminated and Protestants and Catholics Would be Buried Accord· ing to Desires. TO INSIIPE Many Incidental Expense •. In case a new field was purchased it ~'olild mean an expendJture of about ~. ~ 000 in the fiz-st place, and a keeper, wh ose s alary would be $1.000 a yea r, would have t o be taken care ot. Fencing WOuld have t o be added to this and many Incidental 4xpenses occu rring year a fter year would bring the figures much aoo\'e that amount. By adoptin g the plan suggested by DI·. Greene, DO new location "'ould be necessary. t he keeper's salary Would be eliminated and th e money r eceived tor the ol d fiel d, and the sum provided to pay t OI' a new on e would add that much t o the ava ilable funds of the cily, and the interest on this a mount alter a. periOd ot years, would be another rna tter to be t aken into consideration, and withal, the abolishmen t of a Potter'g Field would add mu ch to the avaJla ble funds and save a large amoun t in a nnual expenditures. One or the principle dJftlcu1ties that 'would be overcome would be that ot 1'e. lfgious prejudices, for CathOliC'S will not pe l'mit any of their number to be bUl'ied tn any bu t consecra ted ground. ,,' here it had been necessary In the past for the city to bury a Catholic in the P<olter'!J l"leld. inva riably when the friends of the dead pe rson secu red enough money to pl'oJ1~l'ly dispose of the corpse, according t o theIr re ligious rites. It would be exhUmed and a regular funeral held. Under the ne w I'eglme, the undel·taker would b e res.ponslble absolul~ly fol' the proper disposition of bodies, a nd Catholics would be burled In Cal'holio cemet1E!ries and Protes. tants would be disposed of In a Wee fllan- nero Would Stop Traffic in Bodie •• It Js a well-known fact that the P"tt er's Fieltl prlvllegps were grossly a bused Just Ilf(wloUB to the Lime its use was discon tinued. It was s tated a t the time t hn.t many bodies which were supposed to go to th e F ield never got there a t all; that on the contrary they were disposed of to m edical schools and doctors, m dir ect vlolation of Jaw. Under tdle plan now being co nSidered every body t urned o,~e r to the under ta kers " -Qu Iet h';.\'6 t'O be r eported on to the H ealth Department, and possible tra rtl o in bodies wou ld be an Jmpossibll1l1', at t h~ same time t'h e ex- pense of ta kIng care ot t.he dead poOl would simply be a a tter of paying out $1 2 11er cor pse, tha t ng the transaction as far as finances were ooncern~d, and the body gettIng burial according to th e rltes of whatevcr churoh the decea8E'd owed al1cglance to. The adoption ot ttl!. plan would slmpllry m a.llers greatly, lake e. heavy burden ott the cHy Rnd county; at the sa.me 11m. soh' . .. problem !!lal PRO PER BURIA LI ba s long vexed th e Munlolpal Go,·ern· ment. R C"U lth CommJsslonclI' Gn.'C ne has a sol~ t1on of the question that has so l-o ng dlstr<.',sseu the cltl' ful'flt'"rs. 'l'hu.t of provid ing u. place to bury t he paupel' dead. S O'me time ago it W1.lS ut.'c·id't.:d to close the .PottE1"S Field nnd aak 1\ 11' bjd~ on th ll'<>t of gTound. A bl<! ot 1:;'.000 has b~('l1 JJladf' is all pr~.t'e'n t the lUlIllls 0 t h~ IJres('nt site and lor the exp('rftJlture of Il bou.i $30.C,1() for a new field. ThIs matter b as hcrn ht.' ld up for several months, and tho bid to l,llY in the pres<:nt sHe has been pigeonholed wilh it . Kow that th e Queslion Is again being agitated. CO ll8JdE:rable inte-r(08t Is being a l'ousctY. anu the difficulties that have confronted the Aldermen o re the same as they were whe~the place ~'as clo~ed, and no attempt has been made in the meantime to reach a solution. Since the closing O'! the field the bodies ot the d('a.d poo r have been handled in th e 15ama l\'ay that an y other would; that is, they have g'One t hrough the same procf'SS with rE>te renc6 to tIle Health Department nnd the corpse h as been placed In charge ol an undertakf:r, who has had to secure 0. burial permit In the usual way, and It flas 'been left to h im to bury it and show where it was deposited'. This has worked very satIslactorl1y and no w Commissioner Greeno wants the Council to forego the purchase of a n ew plot of groupd and dispose of nil bodies In this manner. An unuer tnk er will ta ke the cont.ract to bu r y Bt precisely the same price. providing hIs Own location, with the additional safegu ard and record that the Hoolth Department ma kes, t he s ame a s he did previously when tJle c ity provided +the bUria l ground. Wit h thIs sum of money &dded, wlff· clent ClInds would be available to the H ealth Department aU Ihey the way ot additional belp and ..Pip&l.... J tus, wIthout adding anything 10 the elen of t.he taspayera, I �·.......... "'APR".............................. ......n-~=nl~~.~==----:'---~...,...-~!!!!!!!!!~..................................................................... ·· ...... ··.... ·····t:i·:·············· .. ·················· ~~~::'~~~:e~ meeting of the Board to be h~Rl sometime tbls ,........ -................ . HEALTHDEPARTMENT LAWS A fARCE UNI fSS MONEY IS fORTHCOMING Commissioner G ~ will to th e two tlddl- to tho -------- has Commissioner Greene's Hands Are Tied in the Matter of Coping ~ r V II " ...... . .. . .. . . ... .. . .. .. . . .. . ... .. .. . . . . .......... . .... . . . . With An Epidemic Unless Paltry Sum Ask.ed lQ03 ............ ; ...................: .... ~................ . For is liranted . .. 0 t''L~r.L.. ~ '- v~ H ealth Commi'!sionl?r GI'E"f'~YS thnt the m allet" o f two more It.f'i'i''e"mpnL house iI~.~.;,pC<'tors TYPHOI D ANTI · T OXIN. and onp Ol")re- spec tor Is not lIt·ad. pa er not long ago pu blished !\ efforts that were being lU"de to obtain be poi onous princi ple or (' juices)) 01 the typhoid bacteria b y freezine: the m in liquified a ir. According to an Engli.h newspaper, the infinite.imal typboid bacteria are immersed in liquified air . That does not kill them-in tensely cold ·1 as tbe liquified air is-b ut in their frozen stute it is possible to crusb to powder these illconcei n ,bly minn te microscopic organisms. "-ben the tem perature is rai.ed again , there is no sigu 01 b acterial growth. The bacilli haye b een de· stroyed, and t he poisonolts ju ices have been p reser ved in perfect pnrity in the plumhing ill- SalunIay he clos('u his arguments \\ith the Board of AhlE"l'- m en. f;ho'\\ Ing rt:>~lson::; w hat he :1~I~pd gating and the matf'I'ials w a s Lention yel y fOI' why he s hould huxe The mater of ruml- pu .. (' ha"'l~ o f appal'alu~ a nd alSfl brought t() l h'l"il' atCordIlly. l Ie Hrgued that w it h hi~ pl'e~t?nt faeiliLic!; he wu~ unnblE" t to do any thing in th(' matkr o f ('an:~'ing \' out tht;:' Tt:'neml~nt lIoHs(' Lnw. as he had on ly been glYf'l1 a nt" mall and allempting to d'f) a nything llIHh~r t11:~ dl'cuTl1stancL'~ w a s impM:-ihlp The oiJcoPIYanC'e or Ltc law now i~ nothing mo1'C than a. ( ..1I'('c and linl 'S~ l ht' two inspector:; al'(~ 3 1lowed. iluq)~ction rannot 1:>e mad~. '1'11(,law 111'1H·ItlC,' tlut l'Y "ry city shall cmpillY men w hose dllty it shall he to see lhl ~ the pro\,j~ions o f the law with rE'f£";-cnc:p t o the numb,'!, nr f!lmilidi, th("_proximily of one l~olJsi!' tv anoth('I·. tho! ~a l1lt;IIY condition anti liahllily o [ dlsen~~ sh all he CUl'f ietl out ftand~ o f t.1o l1:l1"~ ti1(' laws plumbing. en'r~' yC'al', n.'ganfing An d Persons in Mrs. Wilkey's Neighborhood Promptly Corralled by Health Depart ment. tilt' thal th('~' bc('ous(' of "f notir~' the df'- inspec,tion pal'lnwnl :'jom .. timls a~ much as n m 10t h .llwad HIli! that then t hl~Y arE" forced to <:10~l~ up tlw hou!"('S tht'y a re working 1))1. until thl~ E' lngh~ mall no w in th~ e mplo .... o( the- ('ity ha~ lime to loul{ a t tht:> \\,01"1;: In mnll~' ca~E"S wht'I·!.! it i~ ner'C:::S::u~' tl,) {'Io~p UI> tl._ plac,\• ..!\hcn ~ht~ JIIS PL'Cll)I' doe~ ('all. he nnd~ t hat the piumhing h a!; a ll Ill't'U ru t I)l1t ~-jt\"tl'·v~'.(. an' l this 1ll'.<lIlS that it mu:::t HII hl~ rl'pl a(,l'tl :tnd anot h('1' In~p .... (.'tlon 11l'('PSsal y . Dr, Gr(>(,Il(, ~ny~ that a t l)1't'sl'nt hl~ is .\.u~!lll1t(ly unabll' to ('oIle with till' lurg~ unwunt o[ work that he-Is C'alh'd on to pedllrm in this pal· til·III,II· lint'. a nd unll'ss h£> is g h'e:1 lilt' Il:oH.J><'clOI' he a~k!'l fOl·. the ob~en·an(.·c o( thl~ law will bl'(·oml:. '1~ tnll(·h or a (,.!rC't' a~ that 'l[ tl'nenH'nt-hou~c inspection. I IUTHI Cases in Buffalo All Came from Outside Cities. But One Death ResulteQ BROTHERS IMPROVf.O O n o 00.01' 3 Ch. a nce L 2ft. The .\lul'l"m(~n will hold ano thel' Ilveting ~o m{' tim!.! thi~ w('(,'k. a nd the result <_ f' th is wi!} (It!:'=!'ly watched hy lhl' lIt""".,!lth 1~\' I DI.,panml·l;t fll' thls ,,111 der ide- whal tht" I l' ,mnw·:-iOlltl· IS til 11:'1\,1;', )1<111:'1; or tt(' .\luernwn a rt' i n (3\"0 1' Of gh' jng him wh<1t fro7.en air. L:lb !>r 3 Undo r D ls adv!l.u ta. '"1' e . ... h~ w a l:'l:-: bU l Hit·\, a re IHllked in thiS by The onccesslul accomplishment of this The W?' k 1$. arduous in the c xtren:e I a (t-w who Holtt l;.- hol,1 ou t. H~ming,I:'>'1 experiment has led to what is called " a and ('ntatl" an Imrn('n:-e a mount or detail. without r ame-. tll! U in faN' Of the urgent : :1 Ill,an y HI :;~S th(' l~lSPl,C~;)I'S a r . . . l.m,l1y appeals tl f tht· l!ellclrtm.enl tacked up h~' remarkable discoyery", made by Dr. handicapped by the- lIIablilty of tll(' t('n- lhl~ bU'H' me(!ical L1h,nt in tht" ci ty In ;lTacfudyen of tbe J enner Instit nte . Hav· ants to slH;~ak English and much o f the Ilw m ..l:'tf'r (f t('l1l1l1ent IhlU?E! in"'pt'ctil1n. ing succeeded in extracting these intra· in formation de~ireu has to b(> gl(>at1~Li ui- this Is ~om(."thillg' O\'er wh!('h t'h!~ c ity ha" I l"Pc ll y fr~m tho~' who O,'cul>Y the' )lltl('l~ no <.'.01111'01 (,to: pt to (' A.l'n ali t tlv )l1'0-\ cellular juices he injected them in small to b~ inspectrd. The sanitary' cJl1dition \' is'ICI_; o( th·. . Slate law in th£> JUi.Htel'. and repeated doses into a living animal is anothl'l' matl(>1' co mJll'lIin~ mtl('h d!):'<'f! an d 111'1'1' it is Imllelatlyp Ill:l t I.e hnn~ \ a tlE'ntion Kot only must the iI151>l'l'tllJ' ex tra l:('.:p. In al! nc~t e\'lry o tha cit:,> until its blood serum was " rendered ~ee t.~ ~ \~ nm tilation. plumbing an d the hf'ulLh (hpu ltmcu:.:il haye m,'n who lighting n r~'" »rop('rly il~stallt'd and care-u Irok afll I" thp ru migaUon~ l f hou:,~!i; wlifr,' powerfully antitoxic and hactericidal" . [oJ'. hut he- must a l!-'o dNe-Imine whal t he diSC'u,"'t' 1:.\9 1l'PE"I1 . but he'n' the {' I,mm'~­ That is to say , Ibe in oculated animal C' hat1t'<:s are or clis'~a~l' brt!uking OUl ane] ~lonlI' :Hlt'ml)ts t{l 10:)1, n ftlr i t without is prool against both the living typ boid must dl'Yi~c th!.! hest ml"a.:1S of ('o l>ing til"'ldng fur the n(l'~~al'y hl lp. with a po~~lble o~ ltbreak i n an~ C)\lal'tt"r. In ('a~t' th~ .AJdt:'nnf'11 ~'lnu ld not agl'ce bacteria and the poisoll extracted from A n Umhl: l' of plumbers a rC' tlghting ha rd th i~ WI.'I k. it \\ill C:tLE(' t he mattet:.:. tll be them . Animals d osed with the protec- to gpt t h e exlta plumbing i n$pet'lor a ddC'd h <lLl 0\'('1' fc I' a inn~ timp, which it i::i as t hey Si.l Y that th~y an.! losinb' thou - ~ald, itnlll.:1 i1~ the !in s of the ci tizens. til'e seru m l1a\'e afterwards been treated AI-'K 9 with deadl y doses of typboid bacteria .................................................. ................. and have pro\"'e(limmune fr o m the fever . E ALTH Commissioner W a lter D . E.Ws. G r eene this m o rn i ng iss u ed a Doses of the ex tracted poison have also stateme nt d ea ling w i th a r ev Ie w ............................... ...................................... been given to the inocnlated animals of BUf'r a lo ' s m or t a lity r a t e for Ma rch las t. In th is sta temen t Dr. Gree n e aud they have surviyed . FUl'ther ex- r eco mm en d s r ig id enforcem en t o f the Pi()k'VICld& D "Scien ce." d og ord ina nce, s pea k s of cons um p Uo n perimet.ts show Ihat where tbe typhoid ·entn • .Ntw. .. an d i n s is ts th a t pa re n t s s hould not b e A o oUsh abu s e o t. the word "scle npoison has already got hold of the .)'s· h a r~ h with th e d epa rtmen t when their c htld re n Bu tte ring f r o m communicab le ~i s t" s creeping into the language partte n., the admi nistratio n 01 t he protec· dtsP2.ses are com pe lled t o r e m ai n at l y thro ugh t he i n att e nti o n ot. n ewspa p e r r e p o rte r s . W e may r ead 1n t h e s a m e live bcru m has ove rcome the poi son. home from SCh oOl. i ssue ot. a pap er an ite m a b o u t th e The H ea l t h Com m issi on ers stat em ent Thus, at least in the case of lhe lower will be of Interest t o fve r y per son. The HQl!;! t h D~a r tment ~osec utlng t h e to t a l number of deaths for M arch was "'ScleiIliSCSlIt&I2lhg ~dy ltes an d a lso ani mals, the ne" sernm is both a p ro- 504. slightly above t he average. b u t l ess an artic l e abou t a. co nvention of sc1entban In 1!)()2. when It w as 520. tists r ef erring t o so m e r eal sc ie n ti fi c tection ag!\lIlst and a cure lor typhoid T he following Is t he state m ent : s ocIety. The followers ot Mrs. E ddy I 'i'SOs" ........ ...... · H ~ [pv p r. < " n Furth!' r ex periments upon 11Um u . beiuga "ill be of great intere.l. j [ It is pl'ov~d that in t his seru m lhere is bot h protecl ioll against typhoid and also cu re , the disco,pry of Dr.:I \ acfadyen will he ~~.~~:~..Olll~to that of the gre"t Jenner. ...................... . ... _ . .. , ·r·.. · ......... ............................ ~ ................................. . WANTS PARENTS NOT TOMAKE ~ COMPLAINT. Dlt GREENE POI NTS TO FATAL RESULTS OF WHOOPING SUPCOUGH AND ASKS FOR LI CT PO RT IN KEEPING AFFCHOOL ED CHILDREN FROM S - DOG ORDIN ANCES. "[J nseasonable w eather I s unheal th y we-ath er . 'l'h e aumm ('r d ays in th e pas t Marc Il, le f t un m ista k ab le traces. F or th e P8l:it fo ur years t he ave r age num be r of d ea th s f r om the yari ous kin ds of pne um on las and bronch i tis du ri ng :i\'[a r c h w a s abou t 70; this year i t j umped t o 90. Similar obsp r vation~ a r e rpco rded in oth er la rge c lUes. '£h c death r ate f ro m consu m ption was rath e r below t he aver age. b e lngcon~lde r ab l y less t han 10 per cent. wb l1e ror the three yea r s previous It w as eq uall y as much above. Dipht h e r ia, sca rle t fever and meas les w e r e a lso fa r belo w the average,wh lle the d eath s from w h oo p I ng cough leached 14. Thl'i in itself Is a n I n~onte~tibl(> argument for the serious nature of this d'Nease. The department Is t r equently c r itici zed for excluding pupils fr om schools becnlts(' of the prpsenC'e of wh<'oping co ugh In tho famil~·. It is argued that whooping cough and measles arc t wo es~(' ntlal dls(ases of children. an d that the chlld1'en m ight M w e ll have the m once fo r a ll. that the fatality Is a lm ost nil. nnd that the l1 mlt of contagion l or In(ecllol1 Is a disputed point. We r ep ly to t he fi r st propositio n thal ther e a re no essen ti al diseases o f childhood. or a ny ot he r period of life. and that the b es t t i m e> to be 111 I~ never, t h a t fourtee n In o ne d eaths from whooping cough m onth Is s uffiCient e vidence of Its so m e time extrao1'dlnary fataUl~', and t h a t w here a pOint I ~ In dispute- we pr e fe r to be o n the safe ~ide. Parents ",hos(' ch il dren are atrlktetd with a communica bl e dls('a~('. Inste-ao of consiuering it a ha rdship o r in(·onvcnlence to have their c h il dren excluded Crom 5(' hool during the pe r iod of infection. shou ld consider t ha t t he same snfeguards protect thE:ir chlld r~n against Olhers. " Typhoid tt"ver claimed eleven vlc Um s. ' hile the d(ath~ (rom th is dlsE"ase In r ch, for thf" three p revious years. w ere eigh t. five and $c \'cn respecttvely. The fncrtase thl~ y.·ar was due to the case q w h ich came from the Steel Plant and Cornell. "Onp d<?ath wa~ due to hydrophobia, T he H('nlth Co mml~loner would espeCial_ ly e m phu~lzl" lhls. and .say that four -I doatbs nRu'tlng from tho bit•• of mAd dogs within 8S many ye-nrs is altogether too terrlbl,· " record tor a. slngl" communlt)'. Nn per.on can be a grenler friend \ nf dogs thnn the r;om m l~loner. y(>t 0 11eI hum.n lit.- I. of InfinItely mOre v.tue thnn tho-.e- ot nil th(> d<l.c;9 In the world. Any of ou r cLtlze-ns Rr(> lik(·I~~ to g'l·t In the pnl,\ ot a mad brute The 'ln~ ordinance fthic~g.. ,be strictly an d unrr-le-nt1c-8'sll' i n- FEAR OF SPREAD neigh~rhoo(1 ~r Eyet·y person in the No. 20::! S yca more Slreet y('ste~y !:;ubmilled to vaccination by the l ~ D pa r tmcnt otricer s. 'l'his is In con~eC}uenN o f the dI!3co\"e ry of the case oC !'omallpo .... of r lara " 'ilkuy ,,'E:dne!"day n i ght The Wilkey woman con t racted the d bpa!-ie i n Pittsburg an(] rode on a B. R & J). tlil i n Sunday nIght aftel' haying bc(.'o m e infec ted . and Vi..'l'Y ltkely e xposed n I:uge nu m ber of pl·opl€-. Pilhibllrg has p r oduced eve r y cas£' of :"mallpox t h a t t hi ~ c ity h as had in the last two m onths with the cxceplion of one and that ca me il")lll ] 11(11,1 napoll8. E xpo sed to I Discase. 1\1 l's. "Ti11~ey had bcpn Yil"iling in P it b · burg- a nd w hil e t h ere a young ma n w h o!:'c.' home w as t he ~am e p lace retu r ned f r om Buller whe r e he had been lI nder QUU l"'antine, nn epide m ic of the di:;;eafe haY ing ragpd a t the time. ' '''ith all the Olhel' in h ahltants or the plaee he wa~ wntdlt U and orderetl not t o leave t he tow n . bu t in some way he C' f:.caped and ra n the blo('l<n.de. r~turntng immediately t o hi" hOIr.f' wi thout hn.\'lng lakt!n OilY ('(lu t lonary m easu re to p r otec l those \\ \l h who m he migh t come Ll contact. Shortl y aHc!' h l'i a rriva l l\lrs.\Y llkey le ft CO l )lIe-II ~D~ She has been ~i('k fo r so rn (' time and t ht' C3 !:e was di:,cover ctl 11) th e Hutlth D(part mln t it h ad ad\'anc~d ~o I ".11l n Jar as to be at a Ve!'Y <!ange-rous slngc' ] 1<.-1' I.L,1Ughte r had bc.-en \\ Hh her 1111 th E" tim(' and it was ~he w ho nottHe'1 lh.:- po Ike, " ho in hun inl'r.rmld the Depa l'l.m('nt o f H t>ulth. She was l'emo\'~d to th e QU<ll'Onlint" Ho~pj l al Ei g ht C!lS~ 3 j O ne D e a t h DUling lho month of ~r<1 11 Bun'alo had el r.ht c aStS of flm.ll:po x and one d .. a th The H oWs hro1 h ('rf, who wC're !oll1~d tel s houl d have no r easonable obj ection to hl' ~ llrcerln~ two 'H,('k~ ago. are s ll l1 at b eIng called by her name. But It t hey t he! Quo 1"11l1lne J1 o~Jlila1. One of t he m . It a re still to be call ed Christia n SCientists \'H~ thought. ('0 II ht Hot lin'. but. he lla!li by the res t of the worl d, w rite rs should rallied a nd both ~'t'm to IJ€ reco\'trln g, tnot Increase t he mischief by dubbing l,Jr : lth in!"ec t l,r3 have 1;('10-11 in th ~' Ilp lg h th em "Scientists." SAGOYEWATHA.. ~n rhO(,d (Vtry day Rnd thei r "lgl1ance in Butralo, April 7, 1903. watl'illng for nc w l"a5eS h as Il()t rl·ia xLtI in the ~:l i.;h te:::t. Tomnrro Vo' w1ll lie- th p In which the lllSen,Sf.' w ill ...................... r ..............7.-:. ~.... . ...... ...... ...... ... la~t hn(t time to a ppear an;l unk.:.s some- sign. I d .\ f~lrth('r oU lbn.,.al; urf: noticed in tbe ~~ ~ -4.. • r c:t f( W G..1Y:;:. lohe dep:Hlm cnt (('1'16 E.a !l.~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . .rTO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . In'" tLat nO Cl~l~ will result from ; n ". 0 , h of tht' tht~ lXl.KlSllrp, Th n lh'r m(m e rs ",.Big Dog bit s m all Oir l_ ta:ll ily w('re all \,R~cjr:ated --"'" la Kn err , 31h year s old . wh o li ves " 1 h e r p a r e nt s a t No. 807 NOl·th a mpU"II .. . .... ••••••• • • ••••··• •••• • · ••··• ••• .. • •• •• •• .. •• .. •• .. . . .. . to s t ree t . wali; bit in th e u p p er lip by a Saint Bprn a r d d o g late yesterda. y a ft e r n oo n . Th e lit tle g irl w as pl ay Ing tn th e s tr ee t n ear her home, w h e n th e dog !,!~VL a ltacked her . Dr. G. A. Hitzel of E astl ............................. ::..... ................................ P a r ade a venue was ca ll ed a nd a fter applyi n g th e u s u a l r e m ed ies, h e n o tl ~ fl ed t he police ot th e twelfth p r~c ll1 c t . Th e dog was taken to p o li ce Hta tlo n No. 12 and today it will be sent to the pou nd d.n . f: ha,,: <:"" 9 - 1903 ................ .....APR ................... .s,; . . ....... . ........ .. E ~EVE N to be examined by lhe health au t horities. The dog Is sa Id to be th e property o f Frederi c k Fisc h er , a ba ker, a t No. '164 N o r t h P a r ade avenu e. -. (( ()EA THS fROM TYPHOm. Health Commissioner Greene Gives a Review of Buffa lo's Mortality for March. Health Co mmi ssioner G reene h 0.8 had prlntMl In circul a r fo r m a r e\'lew ot the deaths In B u anlo lor th e m onth o f Mar ch. It co nta ins In teresting statis tics abou t diseases tha t ha ve cau sed d ea lh during t he m o nth. a nd good a dv1ce abo ut r,recautl on s to be ta ken agaIn st th ese d se8l!1es. .. Among oth er t hlngR the cl r c uJa r sho ws n d-enths t ram l),ph o ld as aga inst ! In Ma rch. 19(),2, Ii In March, 1001. and t In ~ March. 1900. . �.................................... EX~ 1-\ ... ............... ............... .....",,-.>. ................................ ......... .............. ........................ ................. ..... . ................}... ~~.......-:............................, ! ;,~~~~~~t ~. ~.~N;."'~1EATS MORTALITY ? IN BUffALO , fOR MARCH tI" .. MrR. Clar[l "~;:;,P:~'ht lb. "·V llkiE', I'pnol'ted to the THE HEALTH COMMISSION ER h ealth romrntsslonel' RR ha.\'ing :-;mnll1 pox, ~a i d shl' (,Hught the dist'ase in ISSUES A STATEMEN T OF PIttsburg, Po., a few day. ago. a young man or that city being responsible. Al~ GENERAL INTERES~ cordl ngly. I<;'. Greene notified the PIttsTYPHOID FEVER'S burg authon li@.4 to tt u \'e the man prmteruted. ~rh e woman suys th(' young man did not IH\\-e th(> disease himsE'It:, but escnpedfl'om a Emallpox house in But- VICTIMS ler, P a .. where the quarantine was lax, SLIGHT J'\' C RE .\ SE C U SE D BY E Pl~TEEJ... DE)[l CS AT THE .~:\,D CO R:\,ELI~ T\' -DEATH and went to his PL ,\XT ea.se a few day s ago. FROU XL ll l'C'll . I(>r[ llIuult,lnkabl(' Irtlel's. For Ibt' IHtst tour .\'e.lr~ tlll! ll\eragl' UUUlIt('t' or de-nths [1't')1ll th.C' ';lI·ltlu~ kllHls of plli'Uwo nlnlS :lnd bl'Oll('hltls llurlug :\l "U'l'b \\US ahOlIt i(l, this l~ar it JuulI.ed to 90. ~11ll1I;t .;: oh~C'l'\'J.ntlu~ art' l'l'C'ot'tlt'd lu ot11('1' 1;t!·J,:"t' dtlcs. Tbl!' drub l'J.le frol1l l'ou~nUllltinu "It:. 1'ntbl' l' l.wlow thl" U\l'r,lge, l>dllg (,all, sid('rabl.l' 1(>':;5 thitn 10 PCI' l'('nt. \,lJllt· 101' tl.ll> l'hl'et:' ~ ('nt:) IlI'('yIO\l~ It ',"as equnlly :IS lIl\l, ·b .lh"n'. lJiphtlH·rl;.l, SI'IH'ler IeYl'l' nnd lth'n~l(>s wcre ill.!oiu fUl" helow tbe un'rn!;C'. while the Ilt'lltlh trolU whnopluJ: (·ol1;.:b rC1dud 14. TbllS in 11~I'lf Is nn lUI·ontt.:--t. Ihll' nrgUllI eut (01' tile ~('I'inns Il;Itur<' or thh. dls('n~e. 'fll l' rh'l.nl'tuWut is 11·('IIIIC'11lh·j l'rllli'!zed tor e."\(·hlllllJg pUIlI1:-; frolU :'wbouf-; ltet'UU!oil' or tbe IlI'C:--t'Ut'e of whooping" COlJ.1{~ In 1~ll' fflmlly It Is orgllC'd thnt whoOI)ing cl)u~h nlHl U1('J:.;;Je~ art' two t):o.:-O('l1tlui tit-; ea",(,:'i (If ,'bllt.lhofJd. llud tbat the t'hlldn'll mi!;'l1 t tiS well btl"" tb{,l11 I1U('(' fol' nil, Ih,1t ttll' [ IHallry h, almost 1111. anri tll;1t Ihe iln11t ot f'l;'uItlJrlou 01' inlN'tion IlS :1 lll:--PUINI point. \\ e rellir to tb(· tin.t Jll'opo~ltfon tbitt tb(>l'~ .Ire I1n ('~"'I'IHLll dl"'(>;lH'S (If l'ItlldhMd, or :1nr nth(>r 1lt'l'ioll of 1It'f'. ;11111 Ihal the be!:>t time to ho ill Is uP,"er. that 1 ~ dt\1ths (rnUi \yblt01HII,!!: t<nni,!l1 III 0111' IIIUIHIl Is 'l'ulHrll'Ut {'y!r!l'ul'l' nt I!s ~om('tlnH' {'xtl'd.ord i nal'S flltalltr. HtHl that wh('t'e II IHliut Is III dbpute we )Jl'l'ft!r to he 011 th~ :;Me :;lclp. 1'.II·(>lIt:; whft .... \· t-hiltlr(,11 IUl' Ilnllt-tl'd with n l'OtuUluui!·;th!p Ill s(,,:1~(,. In:-.tl"'llrl 1'(lnsld(,l'in ~ II It h:11"rishlll 01' tn('"ol1"Pllll"'l1(,(' 10 11:\ re (hell' r'h lhll'PI1 (>x{')udrd from :ie-holll dUI'lug the pCl'itlll or illff'f'tlull. ~h(tllid ("On· s ide r that tbe ~aUl(!o ~ar(,!;"1Hll'd"S prote-<:'t tbrlr c:hlldl'en ngalnst oth('l'~. "'l'.\·pbold (eycr rltlilllf'd ('Ip"{,ll "!rtIIll R whil e th(' <1palhQ t'1't')Ul this rll~I'A ... e III .)Inl 'Ii tor the (11\'('(' p f(','IOll~ .Hllrs "pre .;) nnd 7 r('sp(>l'th'l'I~·. TIl(' in("r(\:l.se tbls J'(>:l1' WflS u (' to fhl" {'II ... P~ \\"l'dd.1 ('nUle t'nl111 till' Step\ Plnnt Rnd Cornel l. "One rh'atb wa:o. lhil' [0 ibnlropbnhln Th~ Hl'nllh ('OIiIUllssIOIlPl' would ('$llI'dRI1~: ('01ptllblzl"' thl!'!. tlllll ~:t\. tbat r01l1· dC'·ttb<o: 1'(' ;sulfl[l~ t rom thp bJj~s or l1\:trl do2'~ wlthl~ ~s "~:tlIr .rears is nltogNher too terrible a lerOHI for :l. "In):lt· ('IIlIlIUUUIt \ :\" ('an he fI grea tl'l' f l'lptHI of dnf~' tlll:;t . t !~;~ {:ol1llllls~lnllt'l' ••I"('t fill(' hUU1An 1 t(~ Is ot In . Hnltl'ly more "nlue than tbo!';c ot nil tb ~ do.g ti In tht' ,,"nrh!. -\ n," of mil' (,1l1?1'IIS II('~ likely to gf't III tiJe path of R mad br ute Th(' d o~ t')J'dhMlI''() sllt')lIltl be stril'tly sud unreleutll'ssly £'0 (or('('l1. , . .../ orl I 4 ............................ Ht:."\J' ~~'f:~.".iii,;ii;;;; ..;;i....... r fOr" ~ho ~~pre8s;-Tbe question ot a . eral vi e c y dead bu been discussed eve it sbo~;'l~lnts lor the lost year and 1 rut e A e setUed In the very near tn hl~ m~~r Und ertaker I have an Interest last April wb e ~nd have watched it since good made n e public: press. a. power tor the ~a.nn (!r Un ited demand lor a reform ia 811i:ted tbat the b~t(ln g city dea d and also 10tary Instead ot b y cemetery be made sa DJaco to health elng an eyesore Qnd a. men .. The .Grst I~ etery. This P was to ezamtne th~ old cemtilled; In 8ev::::nI~fdlon sbowed tha.t It was cotllna were t p aces two or three tier of Inches ot the oun~. the upper one",~ thin six to ca.1l lor p sur ace. This cause the city to aak lor ~~POSllJs tor a new stt , and also lite, The be 8 lor the purchase ot' the old r wa.a '28000 at price otl'ered lor tho old site tiod deliver ~h; ctty to r emove all bodies ODe year IrQlD, de land to purchaser wlt.h.i.n. preas, after ate at' aale. Tho ever vigila nt land Was u!.nveaUgatJon. proved that the autborltfe" tb I' OVer '60,000, and the City a.o.4 hold th en determined to rej ect all bids "'ere re.move~ property Until atter the bodies sell tor full the hope that It would then bib tor U'I, ue. Tbe City oJso Rskf'd tor racelTed, :; from established cemeteries of .. fro ree bid., two ot $12 each and w": after she Buffalo health authorIties blame Pittsburg for all the smallpox here except one case frorn Indianapolis, Ind. In lh~ last 30 days there hav e been only eight I n ew cases nnd one death has resulted, that ot a child. ~ OFF DOG : tWITH DINNER 8UGKET • WORKMAN SAVES CHILD FROM ATTACK OF GREAT DANELITTLE ONE'S ARM BADLY BIT TEN BEFORE HELP COMES - DOG CAPTURED HEALTH OFFICERS NOTIFIED. M AY SWIERZEK, 3 years old. whose parents live at No. 60 ~~&"""""Nt!W. bo ( ,:Iy note th(> follOWIng In "Every- I Column," Showi ng how 1.hlngs ar ~on e In thIs olty and In another not ~~~ UloctatloDs, I be1fC'f"6 • ara'l'e to I their :8 fs:~~'t:but much better organ- 40 ~~~all Massa.c hu setts CIty-Less than , POpulo.Uon: Doct.or dIagnoses ~ase ot dIphtherIa notIfies Board of eal th and ca r d f,IY placed on house nn d quarantine sentinels placed on duty to see th.at ~trlct QuarantIne Is enforced Famlly must obtaI n all supplles ';'nd ~mmunlcnte with frIends only through e Board ot Health agent or the doctor. Doctor Is fumIga ted each 'lIme before leaving the case Doctor notifies Boa~d of H ealt h t'hat patient has recovered. The pallent 19 ~Iven a dlalntectlng bath under s uperIslon of t h e d-octor Who a lso notifies-the famlly that the Board of Health wlIl dISinfect th e premIses. Board ot Health experts thoroughly dlsln'e<:t the premises. Th e fa mlly have no hand In the matter. When Board of H ealth :s satisfied that a ll da,nger ot contagIon s Passed , the ca rd Is t.a.k e n down and the sen try l'Cmo"·ed. Ir. each caSe the State mak~ a cul- ture from the throat of the pa~lent and a mlcro""coplcal test tor the dIphtherIa germ at the beginn Ing or th~ case Thl. test is repeated a t t h e close an'd the LaUT Street, was attacked by a. A story WitS c urrent yeslE'rdny thnt a quanantlnc card cannot be taken down woman attendant at th~ quarantine vicious dog while pl&.ylng in the front until the laboratory test s hows that no yar'd of her home early this morning, hospital quit work and started {oJ' her germs are Pl"Csen t. and had it not been jor the timely ach ome in Canada, but was turn ed back lion of a passerby. the IJttJe girl would D Buffalo, N. Y.-400,OOO population: at the bord_e_I_"_ _-:--:-:--:~ ~ ha\'e undoubtedly sustained serious in fI o"tBor dIagnoses dIph th er ia and notljuriea. As It was. her right arm was es oard of Health. Card Is placed 'J.',he city now pa.yS uudertBkers $12 for bury. bndly lacerated by the brute'" teeth and on the hOUSE" and when th is Is done tJlg an a.dult and the undertakers accept a. hp.!, Cace wns hruic:;ed by a fnll. & matter ot chortty, as the actual co!'t exceeda ~f:~~~ ~rd Ilthlnks Its duty accom~ Thp little girl was playing with several . a m y runs the Quarantine that 8um. The undert.a.kl'rs' assocla.tion, companions in the front yard of he r home as ....t pleases. Th ere Is no legal enforcewhich Includes all undertakers In the City, this morning when the massive Dane men at close ot case. Doctor notifies excepting tour" smwl concerns, bas urged upjump('d over the fence and frightened the children. The little Swlerzek girl. uncon~rd of H ealth that patient has r e cov_ on the authorlttes that a ,Ite be purchased scious ot her danger. ""Talked toward the with a n entrance on Genesee street In the vi~hat' Bgard of Health notifies doctor dog with outstretched arms. Instantly the cinity or Pine Hill cemetery district. lt' this car can COme down a nd to have dog sprang toward her and cuught her the place dIsinfected. Doctor repea.1<! request 18 denled. ond a. site selected at a r ight arm between Its teeth. a:reas. di stance trom the city or 00 poor roads, this Instruction to family. They dlslnA workm an, who was walking along the p rice at these burials wUl surely be inLaur Street. Saw the attack. and, jump- fe"t or not-mostly not-a t the ir pleasI nS" the fence, beat the dog oft' with his oreased. oven it the work Is not r ejected by ure. l\:Iany m OVe out and leav e the d isdinner pail. The little gIrl was carried Infecting to the landlord. Result Is the u ndertaker s. All MsoClatiODS have made to a nearby physlclan and her Inju ri es a reg u lar annual incr(,8se In price ot gra.ves, that w~ at Is everybody's bus Iness Is ~eheerdh~s~~~, after which she was t a k en Rood tt th e ci ty does not purchase a cemetery. nobody s buslr~s and thi> place Is but contra.cta tor graves at '8 or $12. this price The police of the 10th Pr('clnct were notnot dlsl nte<:ted. N ew family mov"s in l fieod at the dog's pr('~ence In the ncigh""'Ill surely be raised in the near tuture. later and phYSiCians wonder why a case borhoorl. and n. res erve pOliceman was ot dIphtheri a developes there when The advlsa.b1l1ty at cremation has bcen d18sent out to make a. sE.'arch. In Fleming cus!5ed, and it was learned that t11e crematory Street the dog was captured and turned th ere 1s no case in the Imm'edJate vJc""'auld not build a fire to cremnte a body tor o,'er to th(' dog catf'l"!ers. The Health De_ Inlty. The moral Is obvIous, less than $25. The usual price Is largely In pa:-tment omclals were also notified. excess ot this f\gure. The records show that Buffalo. April 8. 1903. PROGRESS. L ittle Emma. Knerr. who lives at No. a bout 6,000 bodies were interred in the old cemetery. Betore the city caD use this land, Northampton Stree t , was b itten on the tbese bodies must be exhumed and reinterred ett hnnd by a. mad dog on Parade AveSn separate graves In accordanco with aLato nue early this morning. The child w a s la",,·. When tbe excavaUon is made, about ou t for a w alk w it h her brother when the 4, 000 bodies wt1l bo found, Instead ot 6,000. dog attacked her. She was taken to a This brings us to tho question at cost. The physiCian's office and atter her Inju r y was site selected by tho Board ot Aldermen at dressed she wa s senL t o her home. The Wound is not serious. a cost ol $20,800 (not $28,000, as stated by Dr. A couutry w o man who wltn e~ed the atGreene), couslsts ot' 82 acres ot land with a tack of th(' dog upon th e child became large frontage on Geoesee street In the Pine lrlghtened and hurri ed to the 12th PrelIUI cemetery district and ts acceptable to ci n c t Station and Informed t h e desk serthe u ndertakers' association. It has b('rn geant that a. chil d w as dying on Parade examined by experts and tound to be the Avenue. She as k ed to have th e RiversIde same 8011 as In over twenty other ceme- Acc!dpnt ambul.a.nce summoned. 'Vhen the arrIved. th e surgeons tound ter ies In the neighborhood. It has a good or- ambulance that th eir nnti p.nt ha ..l l...___ .. chard, with h OU80 and barn tn pertect conci.itlon. whicb can be uscd by a k eeper without any r cpaJrs or expense being necessary. .................................. ........................ Undertakers who are experienced in cemetery matters ba,·o &.Ssured the committee ot EW~ th e Board ot Councilmen that th('y ""til lur. .................... , ................. .. ..... . nlsh a practical cemetery keeper who will tnke complet e charge ot premises in return tor U88 ot housE'. bnrn and orchard, and a. $2 teo whi ch each undertaker pays tor the digging or a grave, as this will pay him about $000 n yenr, bcside rent. This docs away wltb the $1.000 salar y which Dr. Gre cae' appears to tear. The cost ot a. new cemetery will be $20,800 Rnd about $700 Cor a new t('nc~. a total oC $21,500. This at four por cent. mellDS an annual expense of $860. It a. sito 13 not bought, the city r equiring about :100 gra."ea annually. must pay either $2,400 or $3.600. depcndtng on which bid Is accepted. instead at' $860 per yea.r. In a.ddltion. h('Core the city CAn make 8.ny mle of the old site. worlh over $60,000, It must buy 4.000 gravcs nt a net cost oC $32.000 and right hero my urqualntanco with t.he cemeteries Is such that I can sarely say these associations cannot turnlllh room lor It. these graves. As Boon ns ·w arm "'eather Dr· rives the complaints or l a~t 6Ummf"r trom West Seneca will be repeated and tho city should do someth ing nt on('o to l'emedy the "As &Oon as warm weather com · injurIes need be feared by the bItten dJsgrncerul condition now existing In the Ho wmenees I wlll see to It that the or- p er~ons. 1n each of the four cases the Ard Cemetery_ It some (addlst t;hould causo dinance requJrlng a ll dogs to be vIc Urns were c hildren. Dr. Greene Rent the clty to bull d n cr~0l8tory. I bpllev(' pubmuzzled and held In leash while on thp. lette r's to their parents ass uring them lic sentiment will stili comp{'1 thf' ('ity 'to they need no t fear hydrophobIa. Th~ streets is put into operation aguin ," lelters were sent to :\1rs. Emma Kn err provide a. grave for Bny poo r unt'Ol'tullnte said Health Commissione r Grepne las t whose relatives cannot afford to pay tor it. of 807 N ortham pton street. !\lrs. Mary evening. .. If cases of persons being Swadezk of 60 Laux ~treet, R e v. L. D. ""hen they ftJ'e bound by sentiment and rebitten by dogs contin u e to be r eported ' Vntson o[ 380 Fra nklin street and John ligion t o object La crt'mation. Tbe r eport at th e committee at' aldermen whlC'h had this . as freflUent!}' as they have in the last F. Nowak of 1093 Broadway. matter In charge shows plainly that th ('y "Butta lo has been fort un ate 10 one two w eks, howe\'el', I will not wait h ave gIven It the necessary altPntion and for the warm weather but wIll have r esp",,(, lhat th e dogs who bIt these have ar r ived at a humane and busluf'ssllke children ,,"ere not mad," saId Dr. the ordinance PUt into effect at once." soluti on ot the problem as to tbo bcst method Th e muzzling ordinance was tem- GI·eene. "In New York several mad o[ taking car e ot tho cit y dead. porarily suspended at th e begInnIng of dogs h ave bitten people. Here thfr~ UNDE RTAKER. Winter. Jl can be made a('ti\'e agaIn h aR been no death Crom rabies to!' sJx Buffalo, April 9th. at any lime by order of the H eal lh weeks and th en thE' victim wa$ a. boy "hose Injun' had not h eE'n J'eported or Commissioner. Y.slel·day Assistant H ealth Com- h e would have b een Rent to t~c Pasteur rnisslonel' Edward A . "'Ian" I p. ' 1 ~ ~ J Tnstltute [or' th ~ nnli-tox ln tr ra tment. Dr. Greene the result ot his in"cstlga- Person!; whQ are bltte-n a lw ay!'! shouJ·1 ti o n Into thE' lost foul' cases of dog blte~ report It nt onel;' so this d~pArt m('nt ('an reported to the d(>partrnent. In all fOll)' d€'termine if t h e rl(lg is rabid or nnt. casE'S he repol'terl the nogs wel'(> not Wh on It Is found the dog I. ~.'d th mad, so no dangerous r es ul ts from th e bitten p crf:l;on will be ca red for. F At-K - DOG MUZZLING ORDINNACE WILL BE ENFOR.CED. Health Commissioner Greene Says That It Any More P ersons Are Bitten He Will Not Walt f or Warm Wea t her to Rene w - ---- ;.t ....Iyed... ~dlllaJJt cemetery. No bId. a....IaIi",,: u .~ maD), cathollc cemetery WI. ................................................. . A Dltrcrencc In Quarantining. I I :t ju~t arrl\'ed in Buffalo, from Pittsburg. She was nt No. 202 Sycamore street. The H ealth Commis~ioner Greene- has issued a printed statement gi\'lIlg a re \'jew of the mOl'tallty in Buffalo for the m onth of :'\larch. Dr. Greene believes In t he rigid enforcement or the dog ordinance and on the question nf cnmnie-able $iseases he declares that pa rents s~uld not fpel aggrieved with t he H ealth Department if thei!" children are not allo\\'ea to 3 ttt:"nd school because they have some contagious disease. The total number of deaths for the month of :'\lal'ch was 504. lust 16 more t han the Ilumber for the correspondmg month last year. The Health Commissioner's statement follo\\'s; " t IlH'u~Ontllllt' 1\l'd,lhl'l' is uubE.'althr "·l>IHbl!'r. 'llw slIruuwr rlnr!-o 1n tbe lla:.[ e tr hnm e In Pitts- l\lrs. \r\'tlkte broke out \\ Ith the dls- l "IV ERS l_ IIYDROP HOBI.\" &.-(.. , mothel"~ burg. where Ml'R. " 'ilkie was. .... .. .................................................. .. ......... • I I �.. _ • ••••• •••• • •• • •• • • • • • •• .4 • • • ••• • • • •• • •• •• • • • •• • • • •• • • ••••• • •• ••• • • • • • • • ................................................... , ... ........ ,. .......................... fiVES FULL WARNING ON DOGS NOTHER SMAllPO COUNCILMEN KNifE SU ff ERER THE NEW [STIMATES fOUND. , f I Matilda Duby May have Cod, tracted Dread Disease from the Hollis or Wilkey Cases. iiealth Comm is sioner Greene Says Unless An ima:s in Stree ts Are Muzzled, He Wi I Call HEALTH OFFICERS VllIGANl M yst ery surr ou n ds th e case of :p.{a.tn~ on Police. D uby. who was y es t erday f o und to b nOT A SINGLE CASE OF RABIES, AS YET ter D . G reene is s erio u sl y, conSidering calUng u pc5li'the pollee In th e nea r fu r i g~ Idly. In a s tatement Issued a few da ys ago Dr. Green e recomme pded tha t th e ordinance be strictly en forced for the weltare ot a ll and yester day he made a similar r eco mmend a ti o n. examine the patient. or lb, COMPLETE THE WORK TO DAY U"b . . • 'Y esterda y after noon 's meE'ting or !ing the e~Umat(;s and increa.sing t he reoS'Ourc('s. I n a ddition to this they voted an apIlI"Oa\l.'la,UUll of $5,0(10 for an ex hibit a t l he "\\·orld·s Pair a t St. LouIs to be lncludc:d !n lhe timatE:.S uefore Ul.t'y go to l ne :Mayo r . d J1. A. N oble of the com mittee appointe 'h y the .!\Jayor t o ta k e up lOO maLt·r Of 'lho E:-x htbit, appeared anu made a t.l"on g SOli r oo .r I.r.ot to • . The H ealth Depar t m ent Is o f t'h e O l)it\~ Ion t hat she becam e ex posed throu g h on t o f th e numerous oases that h ave be:e q; found In this cit y in t he l ast m o n t )'II. II will be r em e m bered that Ute Hollis broth, er s, wh o 11\'00 on Preston Street and w hcl ease, w al k ed about ~he str eets man}~ day. a ft er t hey becnme infected and rod s LtV street cars, m ingling with Ule c r ow d s od 'Mai n Street m any days before they w er~ sent t o the h os pital, and it may be tin A' she contracted the disease f rom tha.~ source. t Healtb Commissioner. he sa ys It Is most gra tltylng to k now th a t Buffalo baa not had a rabid d og In m a ny w eeks. In New York ba rdly a d ay passes which does no t r epor t a ma d d o g c ase to the H ealt h Depanmen t ot th a t city. However, H eal th Commissioner Green e does not desire his p osl tion to be misrepreBented. H e Is In t a vor ot h a v ing all dogs muzzled when running the atreets. m!.•tce ot t he Whole. and before h av~ to hers el f. com e In contact w it ~ Clar a ' Yilkey. who was found to ha.ve tll, disease last \Y ednesda y. and who Is a191 a t the h o spi tal In a very serious condtl tion. AssIstant H ealth Commissioner Edward A. Cla rk yesterda y finish ed his Investigation In to s everal dog bl te cases th a t occurred during the past H e r eported th a t n ot In a single was t h ere a ny sig n ot ra bies. learni ng this H ealth CommlsGreene Im m edi a tely called In h is stenograph er and di ct ated letters to tour people. whose chlldren h ad been attacked by dogs w ithin th e past s everal da ys. H e notified th ese people by mall tb a t the dogs which did the bIting ra bies, and that tbere waB no da nger ot h ydroph obia. Tbose wh o will r eceive letters Monday from t h e Commissioner are Mrs. Emma K nerr or No. 807 N orth ampton IItreet. whose chlld was bi tt en by a dog owned by J ohn Fisher or North P ar a de Avenue; Mrs . Ma ry Swudezk ot No. 60 Laux Stree t. wh ose chUd wa s a ttack ed by a dog belonging to Aus tin L lndln o r No. 135 F lemi ng Street: the R ev . L . D. Watson ot No. 380 Fra nklin Street. whose boy was bl tt en by a dog owned by Ma ry Rya n ot No. 68 Seven th Street : and John F . Nowak ot No. 1093 Broa dway. one at hl ~ children h aving b een attacked by a d og wh ose o wner's n a m r la t~n~~~W~9 tOB~n:r~~~~~ th is latt er case lool(s like lhe resu lt of on ~ of the wh olesale ex posures ma de bl tbe casea na med . H e&lth D epartm e n t V lgilaat. The th eory t hat the disease was clO no( tracted \)y con t a c t w ith th e Hollis ca <.:..,~ seems the more reasonable owing to th~ fact . t ha t it t :.. kel!.' 14 d o ys tor th e dlsea "ltJ t o appear, am.I it Is ju s t H days fron. t he li me t ha t the I-Io llis cases were f ou nd'. t ha t :M rs . Duby w as t alien sick . Th\J H ealth Department had been w a t ching d e\·elopm ents , bu t the appearance of tha n e w cases In t his locality w as wholl y u n . oxpected and a comple te surprise, and can be acco unt ed t or only tn the mann et\ stated. S trict watc h Is bein g kept every wh N f' by t he departme nt In the best w ay t h!l.~ th eir Jlm lted m eans w ill a llow and no pains are be In!!; spared to pro tect th~ public. Yes terdal' a doc tor was sen t Into the! neig h bo r hood to vaccInate everybod y, ami all da y l ong t here w as a sera tchin g ot: a rUl s, oC 1J0 l h sexes, all sizes, colora amI na tionalities. It l\'a s found t hat the [)<It<I ti ent had not been ,·aecinated since ch Uac ............... ................../ ~ ~ep~~~~~~~ . ......... ... .. .... .. tha t th ese dogs w ere no t ma d," sale. Hea lth Commi.ssloner Greene to a .. ..;J Courier reporter yes t erd a y aftern oon . . .... ... ... ... ... ..... ...... ...... ..... ..... .. ... .. ... , ........ .. .. . ·'But. ot course, w e are un able t o say ,.,..- AP.B....................................... when a dog Is likely to have the r a bles = and bite somebody. Ever y city ha s Its mad d ogs once In a w hil e, 50 B u ffalo b aa no cause to com p lai n. bas been v ery tor tun a t e. yNURSCL IS WANTCD L • Th is city W e h av e • not had a r"tal case ot r abies since a Bonus IS offe red for a Woma n to take Ilttle boy died at h is h ome In Mai n th e PI ace .m Quara nt'me Str.<1t n.ar the city line. some six or aeven weeks ago. In tha t case th e d efi os pital. partment was not notified unt il the b o y ' died. T hat was one grave mIsta k e. It we h ad b een Inform ed ot the f act t h a t Ab out two w e ek s a go the w oma n the boy h a d been b Itten 'by a mad dog, we would have hunted t h at a n imal unttl it w as d ead. Besides. we w o uld h avE' seen to It th a t th e victim 'l\'as Immediately t a k en to N ew Y ork tor trea t ment a t th e P asteu r I nstitute. n u rse at the Quarantine hos pital c ont r ac t cd typhoid fev e r and Dr Gre ene, the h ealth commiss ion e r, h a s b ee n un a ble to find anot h e r nurse . Up to a f e w days ago the 10S8 ot the woma n ' ...·1lS not f elt, b u t now ther e a r e tW9 wom en pa.~ SUlBI ER DAXGE ROUS TI l lE. tl ent B amI the only altenda nt on ha nd tor t h em is a male nurse. The conditions "I w1t1 sa y th at t hese r ecen t cases are ot r eally no conseq u en ce. Tha t Is I do n ot belt ev e t hey wIll e nd ser iously or fatally t or th e vi ctim s becau se n o t one ot the d ogs w as m a d . Au y d o g Is I Ukely to sna.p a t a perso n . and whU e I k now It 18 not a pleasa nt sen sation. by any m e ans. th er e Is really n O cause for alann It the dog Is Dot s uffering fro m t h e r a bies. Wh en wanner ,,'eath er 'comes t he- ordinance will h ave to be e ntorced, as In summer dogs a re m or e Ukely to go m a d than a t any other ot the yea r. However, It the list th e nea r ru ture I l APR 1 (' 190;) a~jou.-n- Plan for Exhibit. It seems a. strange thing t ha t t he dlq( ease shoujd have broken out in par ts of th e city so remote for each o t her, and hoo~ . ...... ............ ~......- .~ In(:n t the appro priation of $;),000 was fa~ .. ...... ... , .. ......... ....... ........ ..... .... ....... , ..... ...... . vorc"Cl. It they need any mor e mon£'Y t h ey J ,,' ill be expected to ralse I t by prinlte . ................................................................. . s ubscription. unl~nown NO CASES OF R ABIES. ....... ............ .. ~ Care less Barbers fined. f'Th n V:Uulski and T ommy Rogers: 'w e re arres t ed yester day t o r a v lo ln. Uon of t he city ordina nces w hich m akes it a misdemea nor to us~ un st erilized ra~ 7.01'5 and one towel to m o re t h a n one selling fort h .wha t thel p a tron In a barber shop. They wer e ar4 p I ba. f 0 1· $1000" " co mmitteo deem <...(i" the bes t thll:g to do" r a lgn ed before J udg e Braunlein In.. thE\. Qnd 5'taling that they h aw dCCld-ed thla~ l\Iunlclpa l Court and p lead ed guUty to t hey could g< t t hroug h ?n no t less t h a~1 the charg es. E a ch was fi n ed $2 and t he amount asked fo r . r he ~atler was costs. ll eJd o\·er until Qfiter t he estimat es h~ _ .l1li \}l?'en discussed by the B>ard as a. Co m- a.re now a t t he p est house wi~h the d 18; Another theary Is tha t sh e may ......... .................... ··Ai:iR········r··19·"~············ .... o f th e .Board of Councilmen r esulted in decreas - kno w n o one th a.t had the d isease h era • .) Notwith s tand ing th e t ac t tha t DUm- tro m 'I"lle r esult inveaUgutlon w as tha t ahe w as shown .. be 8oft'eri ng from the disease. Sh.& h~ been si ck tor some tim e and \11&8 expos many p eol>le. She staled t ha t she h been now here outsid e Bu f'ta.l0 a nf erous ca ses h a v e b ee n r epo rted to the 5 u n:~ r ing Councilmen Decide Against Him. Think City is in No Immediate Danger of Epidemic. p art,m en t w a s called upon yestM-tta.,y ~ 80 many person s, young and old, bave been bitten by dogs In the past few weeks th a t H ealth Commissioner W a i- were not Ald. Adam was present a nd wns called lI pon on several occasions t o s t a t e to t he b oal'd his opinions on different matters. D ur ing one oC his explanations, he compla ined of the way in which things ba.d b een done in the city for the pas t nu01· b el' of years , and concluded by saying: "You can never get the business of t h.e lt y running in a business-like way until ~0\.1 use business-lik e m ethods In bringmg it about. Public business must be con~ d ucted with the same precision a.nd bustl1e~s foresight. as private lnsUtulton!, and un t il this ts done. you cannot expect t ha. t t h e business IIOf the cIty will be what It o ugh t t o be, The m eeting adjourned until 2:30 t his Bn ernoon, wh en it wlll com plete Its labors and ha.ve repo rts a ll ready fo r presenta.ti on at the night sessio n. NO HELP FOR OR. GREENE sutrertnc from sma llpox . T he womQn 18 .:I ye..,.., old and li ved .. No. 188 MI ..ml Sl reet. 'I'he H ealth D ".. W il iing to Take Chances- Say s Summer Is Tim e When a Dog's Dispositien Is U nce-rtain and Dangerous. ture to entorce th e d og ord ina n ce Adam Urge. Busine •• Methods. Cut Not Important , However. $5,000 to further Buffalo Exhibit at St. louis, I th er e are n o t as b a d a s might b e , for n e ith er woman y et Is t oo w e ak to be a bout. D t . G r eene ha s h unte d all OV~T t he c ity f or 0. wom a n nurse to go to the h ospita l. offering $5 a week more tba n nurses get in g eneral prac ti ce. T he sch-cme. tor a n e x hibi t a s au Nl ned by :\Ir. Noble was to ha\'e R. m In ia ture Buffalo 0 11 t he g rounds, ~. . ith Q. repr od'Uction , on a snmU s<;.a.le, of t.he Elec t ric To w er , to E=€"rve as an attraction, an d a n 1.adel of the docks, coal tresth.s, S t ee l P lant alJl<1 O!t.h~r features ot t'he city. As f a r 8.'i det a j'l s a r e C()IIlce r neC , no agree m ent has been r eached, and the m'atter of this fo r m at exhibit w as s"l m ply offer ed a s a suggesikm, an<t H is "cry li k ely th at it t h e neces~ary arr angemen ts ca n b e m ade., the mlnla t u r e clty w ill be a rranged T he m atter ot an a ppropria ti on of $l li,r..oo t eo I· th e b uilding of a da m In th e Scaja q uada Creek to lieap the w a t er In P ark L a lie, preCipItated a li\'ely d l ~cussio n t Int o wh ich nearl y everyone prc:sen t w as THEY MUST TAKETHE BLAME. plunged. s howed 1M Impossl1>!Uty or doIng 00 un less he could h av e m en to do th e . k The Oomm.on Council had re ~~ . Ide f used to a.llow h im mone l' to pro\' Supt. B r others' A rgument. Supt. Bro t hers of the park syste m was presen t and s howe d th ~ grea t n ecessi t y oC imm edia t e ac ti on s lating tha t t he present da m w as likely to go o ut a t a ny lim e a n d l en,ye th e b ell of th e r iver b ar e an d t he la l((~ empty. Counci lma n As h w orl{ed l1 a rd to g e t t h e a moun t inc lud f:!d bu t w as opposed by Councll men Sm ilh a nd Stoddard , wh o claimed th a t th e m a tt er co uld go over f ol' a no t her year. F ina lly wh en a v ot e "Was t a lten it w as decided t o leave th e item ou t. Commh:sloMl' Gr eene of th e IIeal,Ul D ep artinent was presen t an d arg ued f or t he ex tra plumbIng inspecto r a.nd other things h e needs, but it w a.s dec id ed tha t he s hou ld go on for th e rest ot t he y ear :vt"i th what h e- has a t prese nt. i or :5 efreet ot t ha.t tene ment house ade B utra.lo had a IItlLe wh ile ago s to have been lost o n the Boa.rd ouncilmen. The efforts of these g uard ians ot t h e ci t y treaSiu r y &I'e well m eant , but In denying H e alth CO Il1~ s loner Gree ne "'~ request for s uch a.n a p.pr"O'Pria.Uon a,s w ould e nable him to en· force the t euemen t house la.w th ey s h owed Sh o l't~sigh tedness. T he H~ Commjssloner was much c riticised not long ago because he had not , 8lS rulleged , ca.r rled o u t th e PI'o vtsio ns ot t he la.w respecUng t: neme n t house lnsp€:ctiom. Dr. Gr~ne In reply or a. fo rce ot inspectol'8 s uffi cIent t o do t l is a.nd oth er \York devol ving u po n the 1 .• ls l.S In t.h ls depa rtmellit a.nd Lt no W pel efusal .,·en a rter th e racts 1>rough t r t in' recent in ves tLga.tiollS sho wing ~I~> ""ed tor sucn i nspectl.",. Tho flgur:s reiaUng to t he work of th e lu- ted by D l' Greene at th e epee tors p r es-e n . h is lime ot 't he cri ticism passed upon de part men t pro,' ed, tllat it wa..~ a.n ~~~ M.lute physical Imposslbl1ity to r h 1 to rs to gi \'e t e e xi s ting force or nspt:c Ins ect e nements the prop er degree ~!t or 'y o u t th-e pro' SI ~ ti o n and ('an 1e con d ltl or. ~ 1he In. w o n lhe su bject . Tl led by th e Investlga.tio n the len t ~ r ev ea mon ths ago h r ecei\"ed some M a n y Complaints Made. lll,enl.oO:J I'" r ous tn s pe-cUon or 'l'he vollry lIe called the atlen lin of th e booy t o sho wed t hat r . ~() ded . 11 ap p r'O M t he Inl'S'c number of co m plaints filed th"'~e dwellings IS nee nl1. ) Y n u nrea.ao e very dH~' by bu ilde rs and oth ers who of cutting dO\\'1at purpos e is a. poile) 'h ave plumbing t hey w an t inspected, bu t p r tatl o ns f or U t th e commol.1 . any It is u p a w ho w·e unable to proceed with theIr or pars~m . tlJ e bla.me t or tQ.l1 ur~ "(\'orlt or usc of the plumbing because of coundl to lake . . s of t he t.e n C ~ t he tact Ulat the depar tmen t has not I ou t it-he pro\'LSlo n It it w ill not pro" irJe enough men to do the w orle lIe also t o catTY ho use la w oper enfOt'\"em r n t. s tated lh~lt the tenement law was one Inen t t hat had to lJe compli ed with withou t r - t he fu n ds tor Its pr g ard to the wishes ot the Alderm en, th a t it was compulsory, and that. ow in g t o t he new law, he was f orcoo to take one of his Tl:S"ular Inspectors a\\-ay fr om his ~t:'g\lla r duty nnd l ,u t h Im on this w ork LE AVE O F AB3ENCE. .00: / 1'11..~[eJ . .g!..'·~:················ ..··:"· ........... --, Cycl1.lsl·:C'ly. Ten yenrs ago t he city h a d the same n um ber ot: in~llE~ctor9 as i t ha s t oda y. I n t hn t tl mf' the popu lation h as Increased n la ny th ous..t.I1ds a nu th e new law ena ct ed. It m eans tha t h e h a s n ow r eall y one l ess m nn t o do the work th a n ,v aS r eq \lired oC hi s f orce ten yoor s ago. The Councl1men d1<1 no t ~ f'e the m a tt er ncCortll ng to hIs a r gu m f'n ts, and EO rf' t\J ~etl t o I ,'Jt ~he nmuun t h e asked In t he C'.b tt- :n~ 0 Pro - hAS r.n Dled - Q'9iI(le, ben ltb comnltlllslonf"r, of o.hSl'DCC tor three Dnrnn n1, clerk In th e lh'~ V~ mo nt s to 1.; 0 1 ·1 tir The il'a v(' of ub· hurf'!lU ot. "llIl l Rtnt ~pdt-to six mon th ... )!r. fll'IIf'C UlAY h e nten l c:> r the w~ to r£'cupBRrnard will !t.'Rf"e G~l wV"1l oFslfuOllt .....,. t'rntl'~ :\lr~· mY;111 f3kP ("are ot ('AD till' tll~~l)(>('~:~uurd (lunna: bLl "v·- _0___.. r bas uot ,ff't "umt·" of lifO. �..................................". ~ A r. ............................................................... ............................ ,., ..........,.. , ....................., SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC DANGER IS NOW ~MAL1POX PATIENT fOUND: VACCINATION CRUSADE BEGINS lfSSENED Mary Clea y Has Been Suffering from. Oisedse ~or Sevel'a! Days. Oiscovered Through Complaints of Neighbors. - t Mayor Approves Bill Authorizing Issuance of $500,. 000 in Bonds by City, But Expense of Fil. tration Plant Would Be Fully rour Times That Sum; PROJECT DEPENDS ON FUTUR B CO N DITION S j matters. drew up and bad introduced , the bill, which lacks only th e Signature at Gov. Odell to become a part of thq I inws at the State. I D EPEND S ON Fu'rUR E CO~D l'l'IONS. 1 h"While authority h as been gra nted to tboe Common Council to issue these nds I am not s ure th at 1t will be npce~ary tor It to do so " said the Health Commissioner Inst' night .. It depend. upon th e developmen ts ~f the future. It the water shOUld continue to be! as bad as it has been during a large part ot lhe winter just past th. r~ ". no qU fs tioning that th ere will be a , grave necessity to do something at onCe to improve the condlt io n of affa i rs." -1 ost likely Dr. Gree ne will go out In boat w ithin a few dayS and take S pIe water from the snme loca Iltips !;::m which it was take-n last winte r \., e!e points "'·ere three miles tro~ t ile dummy light, one and a halt miles south"'est ot Windmill Point: 300 feet north of the dummy light in the Emer~d rhannel; tour miles trom WOOdlawn ,oach and In Smoke's Creek . Th E "ater from Smoke's Creek was hardl ~ more or less than sewage. The watey ft that time " 'ns absolutely stili, a s tho e ke was trozen over and th ere w a s n" chance tor the bottom to be sti rred u .• The ,amples which Dr. Greene now In tends to take will show It as It Is wit the water open "nd tree to th e artio Qt tho ,,·Ind. If th ey show up as badl t he others there I. IIttie d oubt bu Dr. Greene will Immediately pre. a Communication to the Mayo, Council recommend In taken to tll h th ~ t~rm of a fiitration plant. Warmer Weather All Important Factor in Crusade to Stamp Out Disease. Many Vaccinations. -I TO PURIFY WATER WOU LD COST All 4(l l!,lBAST $2,000,000 Mayor Knight has approved the bill r ecently passed by the Legislature which ~rmlts tbe city of Buffalo to Issue bo nds to the amount of $500,000 for th e Improvement and elCtension ot. the water works .ystem. The bill wlll now g,' to Gov. Odell for his signature. The enactment at the law does not necessarily m ea n that a ny change will be made In the local water works system a.t th e present time, nnd it Is sim I ply permissive In Its character. The Common Coun cil mayor may not avail Itself of the a uth ority thus conferred, as It .~e. fi t. The bill was framed lIpon the sugges tion of Hea.ull-Cll.wmlssloQ!!:..Vreene, and Is due to the typhoid lever scare tb a t swept over the city during the Winter just ended. Analyses by City Bacteriologist Bissell ot water ta ken through the Ice at variOUS points I above the city In J a!lua n.- and F ebruary showed that the DUffalo water supply was tull ot unhealthful .germs. Dr. Greene was 90 1mpressed by tb e bad character ot the wa,(pr that he Issued bulletins advis ing all water Inl tended tor huma n consumption to be boiled betore using. It was ou t ot th is condition ot affairs that grew the bill just passed. Dr. Greene, Impressed by the then existing mennce to public health, and recognizing th a t It It l ehould continue a ft er the adjou rnment ot tbe Legislature, the city would be practically powe rl ess t o remedy ................ .......................':........ ..................: ............................................ 1 -,,...,...---~----...,..-------- Of course $oOO,noo would not build such a plant, but It would do to begi n OD. A con- servative estimate for such a plant would be $2.000,000. It wou ld likely to above that figure. 'l ' \.VO DI F l i"E R ENT S \ · STEi'IS. There are two torms of filtration in common use in large cities. One is known as the mechanical Or a lum system, wi hIe th e agency of the other IS sand. The tormer costs abo ut $1.000,000 an ac r e and the other ahout $i5000 but in each instance the aggregate ~os t Is practically the same, accord ing to Dr. Greene. One aCre under the mechanical syste m wlli filter 125,000,000 gallons or ,vater every twenty-rour hou~~. As Buffaio us es from 150:000.000 to 1 '0,000,000 gallons daily, at leas t two a c res, would be r equired tor a single pia nt, but as it would be d esirable, Dr. Gree ne thinks, to have a similar pla nt in reserve in case th e regul a r one failed, fou r acres for actual filtering "'ould be r equired. This, with ten more ac r es at land which might be required tor various purposes, would bring the cost up to close on $4,000,000. The chlet agency In th e m echanical system Is al um. About one-eighth ot a grain Js employed to eaoh gallon of water. It can only be used where the water to bc filtered co nt a ins alka li. Such a property Is possessed by th e water at L a ke Erie. In wh ich Is tound considerable ca rbo nate ot lime. The alum and the al k ali unite, form ing a gummy mass, wHich sinks to the bottom at th e filtering plant, taking with it about 90 per cent. at the germs. WO ULD NEED 200 A C R ES. A filtration plant of at least 200 acres would be required If snnd Instead of a lum Is t he agen"y employed, as it Is h as been fou nd by experien ce that about 75,000 gallons p e r acre eve ry 24- ,hours Is n tuir average a nd as B ul'l'a lo u ses 150,000,000 gallons dnlly It can be teen that 200 acres would be ba r ely eno u g h . A r eserve plant would l"f'qt:ire as mu ch more. To operate either 9ystem, Dr. Greene Ray that n ot mora th a n lour, five or sIx men aside tram th ose at the pUmping station would be required . Where the filtration plant would be located is a matter which, of COurse, can only be determined after thorough InvesUgalfon. Dr. Greene has been incll nfld to f avo r high lands, such as on the rldgp n ear H amburg. on the th eory that with the filtration plant so located gra vity would be sumcient to bring th e water Into the city mains, thus d oing away " 'lOt the n ece!!lslty ot a pumping plant tor thnt purpose at th e filtration plant as w ell as a se t ot pumps at the Intake pier to pump the water into the r('servolrs. This matter, he s.ays, is o n e for the future to decide. Dr. Greene a lso sayf' t h at it Is quite possible the n eceRstll' fo r con~truct ln g a filtratlon plant might be en tirely obviated even In the event ot: the water proving bad, by loentlng the 1&take pieor threE' or foul" mlleR up the lake whp.... It would DOt bp ntrected by the e Cram the Steel P lant. f::R • ••• • •• •••• • • 1 ••••••••• • ••• PUR[R WATER IS' OWPlEASING I PROSrEGT. I FILTRATION PLANT AND IMPATIENTS All RECOVERING PROVEM ENTS AND EXTENSION OF WATER WORKS SYSnr. Gl'<.~'·\ C'nmmi..s.·ric.l\1& of H \1th, TEM LIK ELY AS RESULT OF ~ • lI(T~I n:-;\iu that h~ belieytil hi~ (l-e: 1X\.1·thl rut. how HI(""(: Ih..d in r,)ll1'dtng up BILL PERMITTING ISSUANCE ('\·(;:.ry nrv- wh'O .. l tn c.nn1..nct ?t1bh Ma.r:r C~, try . th'" !'ntt::1I1-pox pati"t."'11"t.. who OF BONDS TO START WORK, wns ",-JTlW' 1 Lilt" QlIaNJl'tjn~ IVl'SpilU.1 h~\ <.~ mt'" tt) fll""(.,m "·ullll\~t Stre'''''L Trot, h:'''l''''"lttOll''S a.n!..l dtt(tar:f ~r'\nl two &.\)"S ItO\.k'~-g (lo..r lhlf't pe;.)J)\t'I " ;I"nl(.E'd but hud fimil:~ Sl1('('(1( d ill Ytl('~.r.I.ath~g t1h£m. and too ('Iomni·'·<j JH.r (e-eb ~r(' in saying t.hot '11~'Y b.,.yt" , ...... 'tl s'lC('e~~:rul in I)~ ' -<.,,-U ng "flu"! ~rlr,,(".ad of the (Jl~l~ by ~ ­ son of 1Jhe "-XPO!'oUl" ~ in th~ p.3_~Ii("\llar I F . THE tHinking water in Buff~io IS not pure, the city will b u Ud a ftltr:ttion plant that will cost abo u t $2,000.000. )!ayor Kni g h t has approve d the bill permitting the city to issue $500.000 worth of bonda to improve and ex tend the facilftle ... of the water works system . The blli was passed by the L egis. WarU1 Wea.ther a Fa.ctor. Ia.ture and Is waiting tor Governor ,,',ith th'" (.un :I~~ o[ the W :11'm W l11.h't.:.T OdeU's sigrature. This $500,000 will not build the impr ovements and e..."'tte n sion s the L ll.J>:~lY to !::llr<.:.ui "If tht.. d!:-- 'V:~ is considered, but it wlll do for a start. 10':-0.111(11.. 1 If tlli:" pr~t"llt weathu' ("OTlIn regard to the matter of the bonds tlnu .; t' ."\."' will·h. IbO do\n~ r WhHN,)· I and the w a t er in Buffaio, H ealth ComUVI'l" of 'l1J\" n~ rl" c·a!" "" hI't"_tkinJ::" 0I1l. ml~i one r Greene says: 'rh~ C"a~'~ Rl tl (' h ."pit-:-li ITOW ar" aFl "While author ity has been granted to Pn)l>!'l~'" :ng -rrl :l 'tor) 1.ti!';(a('wr:r ml-HUl' :' the Common Co un cil to i~sue these ' bonds I am Dot sure th a t it w ill be I It " 'II f. IrC'lt T'hltr~- loa)' th.""lt on~ o[ the necessary for it to do so. It depl.l';It'>n:"$ "\\IH11,1 tt"~. 1)111. a mnrkt'ld. tmp ends upon the d eveiopments at t he l'l"oYt..'Il1.nt w l~ ·11(':,)'"", yl.:tl~rnAj ant! it l!i now lwll"H'11 that lh ~ dangt'l" is pa5lsed tuture. It the water should continue Ill·'} tlh.at nll in ,'t-:"lrgto> of the hO~l)It-..:f,.t to bc as bad as It has been during a largp. part of the winter just past there H~trr will te-<~r)n 1" r'll idl~~ is no qUfostioning that there will be a grave necessity to do something at once to Improve the co ndition ot alfaire." ................................................................. I Ci~lt~~ct~ri~~~~I~t)"~i ~ G.!iOnem~ke tests as to purity and otber conditions ot the water. These points have been .................... .. .. .... .. .... .. ...... .... ............ .... .... selected from "'hleh th e water will be ~ tested: L ake Erie, one and one halt miles southwes t of Windmill P oint ; 300 feet north of the dummy Jight In the Eme rald Channel; four mUes from 'Yoodla wn Beach and in Smoke', Creok. City Bact eriologist B issell made an analysis of the water in January and F ebru tu'y, a t th ese paints mentioned. and was so im pressed with the conditi on of the w a te r that h e advised the boiJing ot city water us ed tor drinking purposes. It wa" at this juncture that Dr. Greene took a ha nd. He reported to lhe Common Council and the bill 8Uthorizing the issue ot bonds was in· troduced in Ih. L egisla t ure. It takes only t he signature of Gove rnor Odell an d then the approval of Dr. Greene betor e wo"k on tbe Burralo filtration plant is begun. Th ere are two forms of filtration in I common use In large cities. One Is gdUor Et""I1D ...¥et4l: known as the mec hanical or alum sysWhere Is th e Board Of Health? tern. wihle the agency at the other Is 1'here ure a[ pre§dlt 45 ill ')0 r~milles sand. A filtration plant of at living in the old United State. H otel. least 200 acres V\'ould be reQuired In .Buffalo it sand Instead of I under's tand that Fas-so has thrown up alum is the agency employed, as it th e lease and also had the water shut has b ee n found by experience that orr. The:r haven't had water tor some about 75,000 gallons per acre every time. These people a r e going around 24 hours Is a f a ir average and as begging water In the neighborhood and Buffaio uses 150.000.000 galloDs dally It h a\·e to carry it up In the third and can be seen tha t 200 acr es would be fourth story. l'lpsets are all stutter! I barely enough. A r eserve plant 'Would up and the ~ard i.s in a filthy condition, rpqt: ire as mu ch more. To operate to say nothing of what it will be when either System, D r. Greene say that not hot wea lher arrives. ruor~' th an four, five or sIx men aside How long is the Board of Health trom thos e at the pumping station going to let this thing go on In direct I would be r equired. , "iolation ot all la"s and ordinances? Dr. Gr ~ ne favo rs high lands fo r the O)lE \YH O KXO\YS. I site of the filtration station. It may I ~ e Ihat :l. ridge near Hamburg will be I Chlff Clerk Sehn.ider of lhe Health s ed. • Department \\ hen his atrentfon "'as ' .• called to this complaint this morn in said: ' \" Notice ""Ill be .served today on the J ................................................................... owners directing th em to show caUSd why th e tenants should n.,t be Ordered, • OUt because the building Is in unsnnl- .............. ................. . ..,. OLD U, S; HOTfL PPROPfRTY AGA·/N COMPLAINfD Of, 1 Health Departm ent Now Will Order the Tenan Is to Vacate. I I =-....;;;;;;........... ........... _. 1 ........... I I==:::=-:::::':":":":":":":':":"="="="="='="="="=" tary In condItion. is returnable ~4 hours. This Thennotice the tenants will b. gh'en 10 days to move. It,. they don't ~ mov~ voluntarily the police will put ~ 'R,emembe r ed Dr. Greene. them out on the street. The we.lther ;.,....oi!!i~~ Is moderate now so s-ummary artion H ealth Commissioner ureene yesterC1.! bE' taken without danger tl) ]lfe.'· d a y was 60 y ears old. HIs start in the The H Nlith Depanment has reeeived health departme nt sent him a ftora~ a letter frorn thp Remington )fIR~lon, piece a nd several other such presents similar [0 that €t?nt to the NEV\-S. a-Ak - were received at the otflce during the Ing that some !';lep::; be taken to d"h'p th e tenant~ trom the buIlding. It is day. nated a disagreeable odor from the hotel property Is noticeable at the mission. �......... ......................... ................ ................................. .. ........ .. .. .................. ............................................................................... ............. .. ........ .. ............ ; TEMPERANCE ~ .r ""O'A·R·AN'T INE O~~:NE~~:~=~~:- HOSPITAL mRS. ' HOLISM I N ll UFFALO DURING LAST MONTH. A most remarkable r ecord is conta.lned In the March report of the Board of Health. There has only been one death irom alcoholism in Buffalo in the thir tyone> days. The deaths tram violence are r eported as tallows: Automobile accident. two; burns, two; chloroform nar cosis. One ; drowning, one; exposure. one; tract ure at skull. three; polson. accidenta l. t hree; ralroad accid ent. seven; shock following operation. ODe; ~hock from Injuries. eight: suicide, hanging. one; suicide. poison. one; suicide. shooting. two; t rolley a cclden t. three. In the matter of genera l h ealth, ~. G.t..e..e..tw.. makes this comment: ~ d(>ath was due to hydrophobia. The Health Commissioner would espectalIv emphasize this. and say that fou r deaths resulting fro m the bites or mad dogs within as many years Is altogether too terrible r eco rd tor a single commu nity. No person can be a greater t riend of dogs than the CommIssioner. ye t one buma n life Is the ot Infinitely value Any thanofthose at all dogs In t more he world. our cJUzens a re li k ely to get In the pat h of a. mad brute. The dog ordinance should be strictly and unrelentles Iv enfnr l"QI'I " Bids fo r Its Constru ction Will Be Advertised at Once. WILL BE VERY MOD ERN. H ealth C omm issi o ner H as Invest igated G ree n e F insen R ay and W ill M ake Use of It ................................... M~NlIN D~NGER _ No Danger of Contagion in Short Diphtheria Case. Mirza D. Short. w ho was taken III with dlphtherta a t l\1rs. Emma Maynard 's boarding-house at No. 241 N iagara street. h as been removed to the General Hospital. The most commendable precautions were taken In the case Error in Diagnosis Results in of the young man. When he fell III with a bad cold on lI!onday night Dr. SamExposure of Hundreds of uel H. Lynde was called. There was no trace of the dread disease then, bu t the School Children to next morning when the doctor railed again a slight white spot was observed Dread Disease. In his throat. The physiCian took a c ulture and sent tt to the board of h ealth. The young man was immediately put under the , strictest Quarantine. his room being Isola ted completely. On Wednesday mornthe official report on the culture Patient was Waited on by Small ing tube was returned and in an bour the patient had been removed to the hosBoy who Spent Day in pita l. The house wa s thoroughly fumigated School. a nd the board ot h eal th ordered down th e placard la te on ,Vednesda y afternoon. No one wa s exposed in th e slightIS IN QUARANTINE es t degree to the disease in the hom~e an d the action of the boa rd of hea lth In remo\'lng the placard so 800n shows y <"S tE"T'day the Healt h De-pai'tment dlsth a t not the slightest da nger of any CO \ e reel a most startling case of dlphs pread of the malady was feared by the theria on Niagara Street. authorities . Mirza D. Short. who boards at the home ---............................................................. . of Mrs. Emma ~!aYn3rd. has been sicl{ ~\.IU for the pa.st ff w ua.:rs and the doctl)r aU ndlng him stateu that he had tontiilitis. tr be ca~ gr~VI' VI"orse from Gay to dl\Y end Yt'~t 'I'uay the' Health Department VI'as ('.aBed nnd ol'uel't:d him taken to (he Ho~pltal . . In the hOl1~ are seven other boal'der~ and a numlkr of roomers, and Tue:sday night as ShQrt lay in bed, ea~h one of them during th'b eyenlng went In to conDr, Greene Says He Will Requ ire l i t h I: '1"V\sl g themselves to 0 e " 11m, ex,." n ,mistance to Entorce the New he di~eaRE". He was YE"ry low a t the Irne and the dl...ease had developt::d to Factory Law • n alarming stage. OF DIPHTHERIA CALLEn IT TONSIUTIS P lans fo r t h e new Quarantine Hospita} for small-pox p a.tlents at t h e F e r ry s t reet site have been prepared by the arc h itects ot the Bureau of B u lldlngs Tomorrow adve rt isements h for bids· on the const r uction of t h e OSp ital accord ing to these plans will be a.dvertised. B ids ·~... ill be opened b y Co.l. .,,··.... ·· .. ···A·p.. ·· .. · ·~·1 Ward about two week s later. ." }-' The Common Counell has a u thOi ity ........ .... ......... .... to issue bonds to the extent of $ 50.~O .....................··.... ······I...... :·~·.. to pay tor the hospital. The pla.ns h a\ e b een altered considerably frum those ... .. .... ... .... fi rst p repared because it was found . .... ....... ........ ...:..:..:..:,:... .. ...-- $PO 000 would not pay for as elaborate a'O hospital as was lntendpd. BACKING OF DoOCTORS . T he revised plans provide for a bhfsk .c;,ther ueeless bill boas come ou t of I ta l to consist ot one two-story r c building containing wards tor male a~d col ;;:;utee a nd will n ow struggle fo r lI!e temale patients and Quarterhs tor ~n~ on the floor ot the Hous e-. The m easd tor a power OU.'5e tt en d an t s an t from the hospltal prou re 'was introd u ced by :\II'. ~1c ll anus, ak itchen separa <I! to it by a. cov~red and It p r ov ides t hat the ~QJU:Q..ol-lIealth per but connected ot any c ity, to\vn or village ot t he p assage ;'~i~l wtll accommodate ab~ S tate shall de termine as to whe tber any T he.JJIho !l? ... fents a nd trom ftVQ t o ten a t te n dpublication. or IlI ustra~lon. which r epThe power h ouse and kit c hen wilI "",,"nts the qu a lity a n d effect. merits or n the eng1n-es ro r heating and _._._.. "tlUng the h ospital and the- !'o(,m demerits of a n y pat ent medicine-. shall the mea ls tor pati~nr;s and nut'S(s be printed. fi nd t h at the person mnk - ~ where will be pre pared. At first it was planned Ing the representation shall v e rify the . to constr uct a hospital or tour s..::.parat~ S c h ool B oy H is A ttendant. fact ot having made the same under b uildings. an administration building 9. • tor the reception or visitors and the In the hou~e also is the 12-)eal·olu oath, the verification. when made. to be housing ot attendants, the power house i~on of :\Irs. }'laynard, who has be",n in filed in tho office of the Clerk ot t he and kitchen In another buJldili!! and rfi tendance on the s..ic k man since he was Connty. then two separ ate hospl!al-ward ~~ . ld- I!s.lrlcken and who is a s tudent a t school F rom a business vIewpoint the patent logs each as large as t h!! one bullulng No. 10 on Delaware A,'enue. provided for in the rev13 p rl t'lall~. lt . medicine people a r e entitled to consldwas founj a hospita.l of thIs kind would I Yesterday mOMling when Short s true e r allon from the people of Buffalo. cost $100.(100 :;tr more. 30 the &.r\mlnls- .condl tlon was ascertained the lad was In Man)' thousllnds of dolla r s an n nally are tration bu1!dlng and nn~ ot the 1105 - school and It "Was not until noon that hc turned Into t he channels of Buffalo pital buttdlngs had to be dis pensed was found and kept ho me. Durin:- the t rade by the hustling manage rs of these wIth. days that Short has been sick the boy enterpriSes. Appa r e n tly the bilI 19 enC AN B E ENLA RGED. has been at tondlng school and mingling dorsed by the !egul,!r p r a ctitioner. who T he bulJdlngs to be erected. however, with the c hlldrcn, who h3,ye been exw ou ld approve an y measure tending to will be modern and eqnlpped with all posed. restriqt the growt h of a most vigorous the latest hospital devices. The other rl'he other boarders and roomers ha.ve buildillgs can Le added later when more attend-ed their places o f bus1n€'SS a lso. r iva1. It is another example of class money becomes available. but aa €'oon as t he Health Department legIslation and Is unnecessary. A T h anks to the energy ot H ~m- dls(:overed the existing conditions they ~ mi~~ener~reene. who too k under atJ- ,,'e-1'e all calle-d to the h.oOme and the ,~.l ~ vis n and Investigated a suggestlon made by the r.,.·EWS. the BUffalo small- place was put und-r strict quara.n tlne. pox hospital will be equip ped with the Short is a. Canadi:::tn anu has made 111) .... ... .... ............ ....I.~.~ . .. ... . ~... ...... ... . .. .. ... .. ..... most modern meth ods of treating small- merOU8 trips to and fro m Toronto of late. I pox and a system wJtl be employed and las t "'C'ek spell t some t ime in a hoswhich Is practi cally untried ill this p ital a t that plac£". where he may ha"e country. but which has been used In cOlltrarted the dis(:ase. Europe for the last five or s ix years and has been tound an elTectlve method ot Ca lle d Tonsill tisrobbin g small-pox of much or the vi rule n ce and of itl! most dreaded fea ture- H e was ('mployed by th~ T heoaol'~ 'H oeft t h e pHttng of patients' t aces. tIer Company on t he Terl'ace, hHd staye-d Just ice K enef ick Holds T ha t This system Is the N iels Fl n se n m e th - a t work u ntil he was forced from wcakad 9t red-light t reatment. ness t o leave a nd &"0 home. Law W as C ompi led W ith Dr. Flnsen Is a Danish physician ot WI t t h t b ( tl wide r e putation. He discovered that It 1a ~. "eeu, may e rom 1C e-xi n H is C as e . no j~ht but that passed through r ed posllres In this case the H ealth Dcpartglass Is allowed In the room where ment. cn. nnot estimate. but the ex posures small-pox patients are confined e r uption were of a very unusual nature an d large JUf:tlce Kenefi ck ha s hand ed down a de ls prevented. Thus the dreaded scar - in nnM~r. an a the condi tions surroundclslon tn the case of J ohn T. La nnen of rlllg Is avoldefl and the disease also ap - In~ the dlsco\'eTY of the case gl\'e rlst' t.o GiS High street. wh o was recently prose- pears In a mlitler torm. The reason Is g r&.\'e tears tor the barety ot those ex. cuted hy Dr. John H . Grant. assistant that pure Ught contains certain rays posed. commissioner of a griculture. for s 11In that Irritate the $kln of small-pox paadu lterated mllk. Lannen ran away whilE' tnefts which 1s made especially sensi - AJi du ring the mall's illness the case the Commlsston(>r was ~akl~~ a~ sa~~:~ tlve by the disease. This irritation is was thought to be tonsiJi tts. and ''''as so {rom a can whl cb he ha Ie a what caU!)es e:--uption~. R ed glass (.'hal'cLCt"'J i:.r.ed by the atte-nd ing ph) ~icja n. onL~;~;~·~ai~·tornE'Y8 claimed that t he law strains out ot thp light these Irrltatingl lt is said. N i Q ti 'hi h Clays th e defendant must be pres- rays and by Its use Irritation alld co n:nt c~'h~n th e samplf's a re ta ken 'Yas not sequent eruption I~ avoided. The rays ow D Bara n n et obst'rved ]n his decision Justi ce Kenefick causing th p Irritation are the same a s As soon a~ Dr. GrE'cne heard o( the case . . "1 of the opinion that this pro· t h hi h b d It hi fta)s. am I II m plled with ose w c cause sun urn an c ng he Sl:l t insppctors to the hOllse Rnd it vision wt·s S~h3!~;J ~o; t~~ plalntitf {or when a. person exp oses his skin to the was thorollghly gone" o,'e1' and r~;rnig-cl te.l l .. glare of th e sun [ Judl8men s r a penalty or $100 and co~ ts. ./ ' an d the occupants are being " a tclled to WILL TI?Y FINSEN RA Y. ... thAt the dl"ease ,loes not spread. The NEWS suggested to H ealth The Health Departmen t f",ars most the Commissioner Greene that It might be Cl'){ [JOsures of the school chil(h-en . The lad adVis able to investigate this torm of "Who had wailed on the sick rna" hud ...... .... .... .............. ....... ..... .................... ........ treatment a nd with h is c ustomary e n- come 10 C'ontact with him, and the> I~ t ergy the H ealth Commis sioner at once t hing he \\Us in th"" habit of doing heforp ... t I.... sought all the intormation he could get r-oiJ;g to :"chool was to go.. to l)le roon!. .. . ...... . .. . ................ . ................... . ... !:..!.!: ...... . . . on the subject. H e has decided that InqUire if anything- was wanteu and hid the methOd is wo rthy of a t rial and it h101 ~oortb~·p. At noon th(> ~nrne pf-rfoT"ln_ will be put Into use in the new ho _ ance wus repe~t('~l ttud that he b~c.lJne Tenants must leave the pital. 5 Infe:c t£:d thrre Is httle doubt. "Only r ed light w ill reach the pa1-) United States Hotel. tlents." said Dr. Greene last evening .. ................ . "The wlndo,vs "' 111 be ot red glass and ........ ... .. .... ..... .. ............. .. H ealth Commtflsloner Greene ha5 red globes will be put o\'er a ll artifiCial/ SCARLET F EV - -.......... orderl!d (>\'erybody out of dM Old C ruted light.. ER SPREADING States Hotel blOCk a t Pearl streE:t and "The cost of t his precautionary meas- (~Cl.iL TELEGlU..lI TO THE' • agara F a lls q_ E~Q(jIRER.] The Terrace. It the t enants are not out ure w111 be slight a nd in view ot the s u ccess the treatment has met wlth In v seems to be' s:r~rJ~j ,,<>.-ScarJet febv M av 4th . the police will be summonEurope I think It worthy of a t r ial." ad an s ide. The a ng on t he Can ed and they will be ejected. quarantine hospital wIll lead have closed the PUb}~eaJt ~ author Ities Dr. Greene eays the buildin g Is not allBurralo~s sm all-pox hospitals In the United View and the attend c sc ools at F a lla fi t for anybod y to OCCUpy. e a t the sc h ools S ta tes In its up -to-date treatment ot at NIagara Falls S t h e disease. Dr . Greene says he knows Ing ott. As .~i OU ,is rapId ly ta IJno ot no hospital In this country t a t I. r ep or ted at N fag ar Feases bave been using the F inse n treatment. thou . In a.. a U" Ont.. E~e It I. u sed "xt~n.I\·ely. NOW .. ·8· 190' I ~ ....... " . 2':1; ~ WIL~ ~~EO HELP. f .. ... 3..................... Ws ~ILKMAN I LAN;'U:N MUST PAY FINE. I 2 5]!l03 .................. arh NEW LAW RECEIVED. Rad ica l Chang • • in Reo; ul a t ions P e r· t aln in, to Employmen t of Ch ild ren In Fact o r ies. , H ealth Commi~ Greene h~s re· ceived from Albany a copr of a b,lI .reeenlly signed by the gover nor and w lllC~ rt'gul ntes .the empl?yment ~~~le~n~~('i children 10 fnctorl(~8 . T 1e I some radical changes In t~e o~d In; ' , a~~; w hen it becomes operntlve 10 . eto ~ n.xt. the stnlf of Dr. Gree~e. w,lI ha , ~ I to be angmented if the IlTO\'lS1ons of the mensare nre to be prope~ly e~fo~~ed~t~~ present D r. Gram, regls trn I h mstatistics in the oOle. off thl~ ~~~I:C8~i~ns miss ioner. hns charge 0 a . f r on the port o[ parents or .guardlRns ~o .!.rtlneates permitting the,r . children .ed wo rk in factories. The d utle~ Impo. "'- GTram ns the law noW ~tnndRtI,~ .nre on .&..n. Rufllcicntly onerous. but Rrc c~rupnrR b Is light in proportion to those ,mposed Y tf tho new net. I '1 I nrc A • tl ,e lnw now stnnd . dc 11 ,ren I rqqui~ed 'ak the to rend. write-~? spe 'edent En~li ~h. languogo :1.~ ('?UdlU~ns pr~~{'d to hav ing certificates gra I th e ir · to . rnder t 1ethem to wo rk In (uctonc,,: . dJi. n-- tl'8"·.' will be reqUlr~d.d 10 .n t I11> DE'''' I " " tiOD to the c-ouditions iDljlO~C h ~sbf\,e law DOW sunds. to show t!lSt \ es nth. anced as tnT as frnCtlODS n n h . d that th ey bale attended pll • leUC sn I r at lenst 13i) lie or parochial schoo ed?r their · appli. dars of the year l) ~eC mg cntion for Rl1C'h c.er~i1icntf'. Ie ('ertJfi<'~tf!; T he new Inw ehmmntes t1 ·b· h nre I'Down as va cation certifi c~ t(>~, " tJ)~m to .' d to children perm,ttlng , H~~ue . ' the fil1mmer T"~. work ill fnctor,es dUr1nl~ thot nil npplicuticJIl. It furtht'r pro" e8 tHdnvitll con. cations nnel tl~el nebce!'lll'ub""., l~l nl"le out nnd n . I ed ther(,wltd I snrtm nect. ent or henlth. t si.~n<:'<1 1Il the t ep se thnt 811rh o.lli>!ic:ti~ frp(}ll('ntl~ t ~e f~~e n notory out.qirle tl~t" tttnQ (l !'TO rno. e e corumh;~ioDer. nnd It Oftl·(· ,·r the hen.lth \"ered that cert16rRtf'S has often hpen dH1~O ued to bright. illtelli· 1 which h01'e bpen Jr;:; n l1"=ed br other chil~E'nt childrPD hnye )ce ~hoVl:n the ('ISSendrrn who (,onlll n~~~1fl;p~tifiC'ntPe-. ruder tinl' to obtain • b appli cant ",iII be r" 1 the' new )0"," coc ~ort of ciril seryice ex· quired to po!';! n. e~ence of some mf'"m· amluntion In U,e pr • rtm.nt. Thftt ",iII bor of t b. henlth ct.pnndirided Rtt.nlion . the nhno!=i t n reqUire . nnd it is fo r thl'lt r(>a' of !:'("'ernl persontl, mJ.kes the prediction flon thnt Dr. Gr~IDtn"e to be nllltfri rJlIy t hot hi~ I' tllff DCW" law becoruePi oper· in('re'n!lied when e I ''J, n t1.~e. - �, '·On'b ...... .... ... • .. . · .... .... ... .. .. .......... ..... .. _ .. ... .. .........................9..9. .. .. .........~P.R..~ ... .!.. ~~.9.~......................... ...................................................... . ............. ..............................................- ................... NEW LAW DRAWS CLOSE LINES Y IN MATTER OF CHILD LABOJl PET DOG " BITES BOY. ·t will Have Difficulty Hereafter P t Making false Affid I aVI s, aren s, Th S k Permission for Children to Wor~, when ey ee __ I \ " urt •• n-yea!.: :;-:;:mmy McDonnell. Jr., has tor many take children bcrOl~ a notary and Commlssi ler Greene w ill il~.Ye hhll witness the signln.g of th~\ . Id 11 his depar t· ' necessary to get permission !?l soon reqUire InOie a 1 p~pelS to work and the-y ha.\'e tak",Jl t em Bel en than the ones who are to men t. receh'ed a copy of t1H~ o ther eh rmis~lon and haye them pass, Y,~~:~~a:r~~dlng for a SOI'd·t"eOnf ~~.~~ ~~; ~~uee~~~nlng and then give the e~~trOD. thcrs m ake app to \v or k in factOrIes. h' log t hem ent Dr. Gram looks after At pres tl~:~en~~\' °la w p'rovtc1€,~ fo r certlfi.?ates alloW - ~s t, work b ut the new la\\ !lle uc. 5 part 0lt th~t a.nd' its l'equir Inents al'~ SO s tr nge It i\'l11 require t he aid 0 t~:t and' perhaps two ~! ))~~~ ~ttel' Ith1s par t o f the so great " alone. .. ~ to fore dant'e a.t pare "ork toA be ) r 1 ~ ". ' Ifon~ hn~t •. 111 f('or thHe should be Dr. Krause in Address Before Science Society Urges Tha t Commission be Promptly Appointed. ~ h~ I INVESTIGATION ~-o-'"l~.tV \. ~ THE SITUATION ;J!. AND ITS REMEDY I i l\'hal a pure s1lpply means is n to much debate and may be II I' Mayor and Other Officials Assured of Hearty Support in Crusade for Pure Water Supply, nec- Al'gu ~lents. In 1I,·e pl'opMltlons. ·as [01-1 That the '~vo.ter supply ot any city Or "lI1age ShOll1d not In 811~~ pO!'lsible way . low!:): ,!,,~O¢j®~ . Present Plant Has Outlived its Usefulness. How Modern Scienlific fil tration Has Decreased the Death Rate in Many of the leading Capitals of the Old World. I Dr. Kr Au so's "Ju~ t SCIENTIFIC r Dr., Krause, s.ald: be liable to pollution or_ contamInation f rom the se wage ot any other commnnity. That the seWil be of a c ~t:r should not be emptied Into any water C'our~e not havIng a curren t at three to lh'e mlles pel' hour, and thpn the ~e wage en tlance shol1id be a t a di8tance one mile or mare from! the Intnke. When t he water su ppl}' of allY city o r vWage is a naYigable st ream or It shoull1 be sand·ftltf'red before I I waleI' being pumped Into the ci ty reservoIrs or wat er mains. That for ordina ry dtlnking purposes the water should 1I0 t be taken, in Its prIrnItI\·e o r raw sta te, bu t be either filtered. boiled 0'· dletllled alld aerated. poIn ted whIch wit h th e aid of 0. sanitary enginee r s h ould Investigate sdentl fically the Buf1alo wat er prob lem and dev ise plans fo r its soluti on so t ha t t he plan adopted may be t he res ult o f t hough t an d experlme-nt and not a makes h ift t o be t o und inade q uate and exp ensive. '.t 'lr!.:;>:i[(8~lCt<:«~ce:)Ol:J'(;(¢[O'l:t<::tO~~~® ... Don't get scared, but act In ti m e. That W 3.8 th e consensus ot opin'ion on the water supply questio n a t the Society ot Natura l SciE'llce'S last e \·en~n g. The But'!'a lo water 8'l1pply wa6' t he th.e.me of a papc'r pres'ente<l' by Dr. "'~jllla.m C. I~ra use, wh ich con tBlne dl tIle results o f a mos l cnreful a nd exhaustive inVEstigatio n of the Qutstion. and I t w as !ollowtod b y a ~mport'8.nt cHs-cussrion itt w hich H.eaJth ~nw:t.ESlcmtl' Greene. Coun cilman Simo n Fle-isc mann, D r . Lee H . Smith and others Da!Ii.icioattd. The gerrera l d r i ft of the d1scussio n was to the et'!'E'C't tha.t "" hlle there is no cause t'O become alarmed a nd raise a. S(."8.re over this malter, the conditloJls have become Such that: th<-y m u s t receive atttJ1tion, a~ the whole m a tter ough t t<> be taken up In a $YSltemaUc wa y, 5:0 that a prac ticable ptan ca n be 1)I·f6t'fl. ted and sometMne wise as' l\ t-II as Il'efltllte accom- pli""..,. Inst ell,l ot lh.., dlscuulon dra g - Ibt:r alon g without accomvllehl n g any - I s • repol' s n MUon. • an trom 81 ('e that Dr. G r.-«:ne has been COllstraineu t(l reC'omm( nu tho boilin g of all drinking wat(-r. Supt. .Bm("rson h 9.5 made pro\·js· iO Jl for this Tii the: schoolS. en d in th e ah~ SE'IlC' of any scler.tHic system or f1I trntlon this Is p rolml.Jly t.lii! Icst that can il~ dr>l}o"'. Tht:! RE"I C\\' has IJubllshed the reco m· }n<nli.ltlon o f D r. \\'lIl1am C. Krallss. t he "" lll·lmo \\ 1I locR I sci"ntlst, favo ring n (:uJt'ml ~Sh)l1 to ue\'ff=e plans fOl' a PI(1PSOl' s<.)ulion ur the water prob lem, so that when th('l m 'Juf) !s t: Xpc<lHled thE" \\011< ut: dllne righ t. In l\ew York the(Itl('~llon ur typhoid f(-\'Lt' an d the tilt l'atlllll f>t drinking w:1 t(>r fs re('elvlnC 'I guod I d e-at o r ;~llt.:ntion just no w. Carrie1' of G erms. 'l'he J::. prlnglng Ill> c.f a ne w manuf3cturing 5\11J1 1I b which d rains into the Lnla' F.ri e o t a pOin t perilously n(lur the serv· ice ot BlllYulo's wtlter su pply has been co mnwnttlu u pon In this co nneclioJl. ret the lay mind is slo w to tal(e holll o f the import,lllc.o at the t;uestlon. The u vt'l'nge lni.ln drinl{s his wnter III.. e his whlsl,t>y, wi th f:L faith thtH i~ marc lJeauli(ul ill Its ~Imp li'·lty tllan in Its \\b·.;uoOl In :'\ew Y(lr)' a.s Js~\\"helo IntfJlig(>nt ))cnple h3\'e l£acheu the conc lusion th:\t <-hill kin,; waleI' j~ the c hlpf ('anie!' ot tht germs 0 ,( tY)lhohl fe\·e ,·. :O-:ot lung ago ;) fCJilms Oll threal' 0 1 this t1fc: e9~e (1CC Ullld in (:me of the most pOIJula r pll\'ate 1ll:!1· 11e hr.s made careful analyses ot.: dr'·, til rates from typhoid fe ver ill ~e\-ela I o f the larger titles of Europe, tn ... cludi ng Hamburg anti Berlin a nd hna drn\\11 therefrom some penin('llt dedu c. tlOll~ ocarlng on the utility o f ti lter pl a nta. tion lh~ Filt ration and Mo rt a lity . From the researches of th i s e min en t 8utllt)rity. It apPt.:ars tha t fo r 10 l· carl pl'lor to the InstallatIon ot filte r plants In EllI"opean cltlt!s, the deaLh rate real'hed na h:gh as o ne In e\'~ ry 2,600 inhnbit:.t nts. For the ~ Ix years followin g the introduc tion ot t1lteled w:tter, tile uea th rate fe ll to one In 1I.OCIO. Til l! lIst ot r.l lIes ~h o 5:~ watE'1 slI ppl y If! ~ahj to be derIved from poJ1u tfd suurces Includes, Phllaoelphla, BalLimol"e. Chicago, S l. LOllis and BuffalO. ,,'hert;! large plan ts ha\'e been Installed at enormous expen se the added cost of fUtratio:n Is beg ruuged a nd h01llng the wa ter Is reSl'll tt'll to a s th e mnst er[ectual means ot destroyi ng Ut i germ!'i o t db enl'lf. Where Hew plants :1re beIng jn troduced. tho1'ollgh tlI tration is enth'ely fcw~ll.Jle a nt i t Is on ly a question of time when ever,. ch·il!zed community will Insis t u pon the ln~lalla.tlon at a mod<:rn plan t ada pted t. ~:lfegulln.l the pu bJlc from this drl'a.tJ di s. eH::t' The medical profession of this cit y. lhel'e(olf'. \\"eil:omcs th~ pas:;age of the \\'uter \\'orks Bill the typhoid fever deaths In th e same years. it is \'t ry evloent that the char3C· ter of Butcalo'!I " ater supply Is some,,'ha t alarming. "Tha t the-re is steadily an Increaslllg quantity ot putretac th' e elements in the water, especlallr chlorine anu ammonia. "That th e source of our water S~I VJ.lly pledge on r 'n.. ·· .. ·.... by virtue of the growing communities o n such purpo!5e-. and that l\' e Lal{e Erie is not likely to be improved, hearty Interest :md support In s ueh an , but, 011 the contrary, be further coutaml. tmClertaklng. ..). nated. ··In r lo.Cllng, I would strongly Q(hlse "That the time Is there-forp ripe for tho ... e who a rE" u nabl~ to p\1rCl1a~e crystal carefu l, painstaking thoughl antl hl\'e~ti- woter, o r nt hel' artificial plIl'ifted ~'1H~r~ gatton, as to wh t\ t wfll pl'~'el1t fUTlht:!r tOl' drinking purposes. to thoroughly boll contaminatIon, A..lld how t h~ e xisting con. a quantity o r Niagara water, then Cine· tamInatlon can be iJe!:lt and most eco n- fully dra w It o rr Into I1U81' t jal'~ halt·flllell, omi'Cully n."mE'dled. un til but a sm:t11 Quantity remains in thp "That a ('o rnmiRslon be. appointed. with bollel", which, ot ('oUlse. contilins the the ai d of a sOIlHary engineer. who ~ha ll sNlmHmt. The water in the quart jars InvesUg-ate scientifically the Buffalo water, shouhl be a gitatNI by ~haldng to I ('galll TI e-;tlt b......CO J]lPJ M,sioner Gl'penc ha l=' r£'problem. a nd de\·ls~ p.lans ror its so lution. th(' gasE'~ which hn\E' heen drh'en orf d ul'ported to tlle .\ \ckrmen that he has so that when the TEa l c rh~ls come~. as ing th(' boilin g. C1\ l'eruJly sealed. then fo und 23 hou!"f'S In Heath Strccl in the> come it m\l~t. wo ~hall be p rt"pared a nel placed in a. )'('frlgerator until de-sired ('{'llars of \\ hh-h a great nmount of hav e ready a f:lc hemf" Or b~ ller plan, whlC'h Tl-,Js ]ll"OCE'l:lCl! cr. mhlnl?s the purification fo ul" aler has at·c umul a ted. H e ftlat£ls shall bo the result ot tho-ught an d ex per'. la nd ae ratiun mC'lhoda, and water th\l 8 t h a c with the warm wea thf>r t'n min g 01) ment. and no t n. hasty make.!'lhlft to he prepaled can be u~("('t with the gl'<"atest a mo~t UIlEUlllilar:r ('ond ltlon w fll ex hllt, found, inauequate, ('xpe,n..'i!lve a nd incom~ imrn1T1lty. RJ1d he haR Rlready l'(>rph'pr) many l"ompE'tent. I p laints from that n e lghbol·hood. lip That It be the $<"llse of the Buffalo Sol'e('ommC'nds that t he s treet be properciet v of Nn tural SdencE.-s that the 1\l ayo r ~cw('rCd. '\.. and' Common Council. in ,It'w of the En abllng Act! I"i'('t"ntly PSlS!=Il""'<l hy th(' LeglsJa,ture. approprintlnG' $OOO,U(lO fo r suc h \'lII!qo tangible until an emerK"nc ), co m- ,,"ol'k. take • am Cov Odell has nfflxed his signatlln' to tary schools ot the country, Many of t he the !JIll p\.·r mittlng the City of Jlurf::"tlu to pur1l~ \\Cl·e ~t l·ickcn a nd sC \'e ral died, b(Jll d itse lf to t he amount o r ~500,OOO to (),,- 'r ll(! soun e of thE:; wate-1' supply was a n In:IY lhe cns t of l!onstrucL.lu g ne w waH.r n rt(~lan "" e ll which became conta mina ted wlI lks. This \Jill was draf ted un the r~c­ b ~.. run tau 1\Ith a detecU\e SI weT p lpa omrnl·ndfltiun of Jlt-alt!": Co mmi~:'liOI1("1' (lis('harglng its myriads of S"u·ms. Simu l<Walt ~ GI·etne. "ho Is '4tnxlt.l113 to taneous epidemi(;s a t Ithaca an(1 u. n l"igh .. a\'e rt dnngel" in view of recent con'l)lainte l'o)' !J~g city in }Jennsyh'anJa ~ mp ha~i ze ! h e of water contamhl::i lion anu the ou tl.u eah: feed o f \'Igilance on the pa rt ol thc local o t typhoid a t the J:4"arby to wn or \\ ebt ftu lho1·lties. St'nt:l:a.. Prof. A. SE:lbert. M. D., o f the )\ew York S;:JllIII(4! o f "atel' taken at various times .Poly( llnie Med lC'a I School an d HO~1>ital elurin g the pa~ l fe w munth! ha\ e hHn h~ 8 r"cently made a. valuable co n tribution nnilb· zeu nnd found. Im rure to sllch n d~· to the sdcnlific dlscll~bi.on o f thIs ciu cs- may That not only enemicaJ, but bacterlolog- -leal examinations o f the watel' s hould be I There ia a stea{1l\y increa ~iu g made, at least once weekly. to determin~ quantity ot putrefactive elel'ilents Its c haractpr a s a sa fe or dangerous wate!" . in Buffalo' water supply, especfor domestic lise, a nd where con tamlnR-. ially c hlorine and ammonia. tion Is hown to exist, the sen-fees of an T he condition" hlle no t a cause. engi n eer be en lll'lted to detect, if 1l0ssilJle, J for a scare is suc h as .to demand the cause and o ligln of such contamIna-L prompt and eamest consld€r- I tlon." at lOll . 'fh e time is rJpe for carefu l , Hi8 C0l101ulliou!t. p ai nsta king and scientIfic inves t iga tion a s to w hat" ill prevent ' T he conclusions and recommendations furth er cc;nta.mlnatlon and how of Dr. Krause aye summed up In the 101the exist ing contamination can lo w ing statement: be most eco nomlC'ally remedied . " From comparison of the City Chem-l A com mi!!! ion ough t to be a})f t· t i Ib93 1 1902-03 d 8 ............ ......... ......... .. ............................. .. WATER WORKS BILL WILL ENABLE BUffALO TO GUARD AGAINST GERMS 110 essary in nny (~Y(1lt. Councilman Flpis{'hmann di!'apPl"OYe't\ o f l'ai~lng eny nl:um on the sllhjcc-t. bu t Ari\'()('ntpd taking iL up In a cnl m wrty with tIlE'" detel'm!natic'lO , to a(,eQmpll~h Fomf'thing wIthin a reaRonable limp, Tn the c~rse ot his nl1 : t1rE'~s the c:pealtcr ()If th\) (v.ening, op SOCIETY CONCUR <oJ~ IN TH IS! hardly summed stated laat nIght that so me course ot lic announcement ot it until be has entreatment fOl' the prevention ot rabies lightened the scientific world. will surely be used In little Tommy's l,j of the- Intake fllrl1lf·r lip th.--. lake would • be an a(l~QuntE' !:ollition of the problt-m, Or whether" fill raloion plAnt wou1,1 the . 1lf.\W·.I.~, ............................................ .. ...~ ~~ b~ MEN TfOR m'~~j0~. ;E:~~':5,~~~~;~~:;"~ii: ~t~~~C~[ ~·~~~~\\\\\.j:C;u~h~~:€I~a!r :;~;~~t~; ~ETT[R W~TE The details of the Investigation w ith take n co urse of treatment at t h e protozoa, the organisms tha t produce Pasteur Inst:tute In New York. Health s mallpox. w l11 on Tuesday evenIng, be Commissioner 'Valte r D r Greene, who has examined tfie case, 8ft n dvlsed furnished to med ica l men by the dlscov such actio~. The parents of the boy e-r e r. w ho retrains from ma king a. pub- J si t.ua.tion. }to nnd the o thet' speakers em· p hasized t he foct that thiS is a matlF'r In rf~pert to ,,·hLch no thing Ehol.llu be ..... ................. ... .. .. .... .......... ..... .......... .. .... ElC' i enttftc Information concerning ~'1 11 haye in t h e Health Depal'tmclill The address o f Dl\ KrG.uFe slRte(]1 the C'OIHlltloJls nnd il.l1ggfStf'd what ought to be (lone in the way o.t l)relimina..ry steq)S t.0 rl ln('dy t he <lan g'E'rolls fe-aturE'8 of tIle ... ......... ... ... .. ... ... ....... .......... ............. ... ... .. CleanIng BUTtau In the Board of Public "'orks. It Is likely that the lad father Of the Injured lad is Thomas J. a p- nts hav e been a Uowed offices. V' APR e~eld McDonnell. a weighmaster in the Street Thomas C'ou nctlrnan, the S hattuck pror(>~Aor of pathological a natom y in t. h p. Bar\'8 rtl ·M edlcal S('hoot, has d iecoVp.Ted the ger m that ra u~es smallpox. The discovery Is pronounced by p hysicians, who have been made a ware ot Dr. ('ouncliman 's ac h ie vemen ts. as one ot the really great on£>s In medical history. rtvRIIng the discover y of et.her as an a nesthetic. who tl vee ne ar lhe 1\<IcDonnclls. was called and he found Tommy's hand to be in a banly lacerated condition. The 'hoOl for 130 days at ~n ai t~~"t pre\'lO~S to the time th e~s, ~ . de per~ons PhcftPona!~i~~~lO~ hereafter wi n Boston. Mass. April 26.-Dr. WilHam been very One day last weel, the dog s uddenly bIt him on the rIght hnnd. Dr. Na.h. s~a11 t hat t,hey ypars stntrs. cer-I .. d and write a nd have studIed anth_\ l.ea as tal' as fractions, and have beo,>n I aUol1 f01' Ch 1 service all pox Germ said to have been discovered. friendly w ith the family pol. a l1tLle shaggy-haIred dog. Tommy II"•• wIth hIs parents. a t No. 420 Elk Street. up- H ealth ne .,JV· ........................................................... - ·jJtr ·2·i . 19r;.i·················· ..······ ~23 HOUSE~ ~ UN~ANtTARY .f Imm~<lI a Le st<!ps to nrco ml,lIsh �-, ..... '1" .(.., ..•.;: co. ············.............. .. A .......................................... ........................ .............................................................. . .................................................................. OR. GREENE IS HAPPY , - I l Bl: FFAI,o.s WATE R SlI'P l.\'. the ord ina ry layman it seems .t a nge that Bu ffalo. with the greate.t s upply ot f resh water in the world rush. HEAI.TR C01'l1l1 SS I 0 ~ ER EXPRESSES Ing by her ve ry doors at mtllrace s peed. HIS VIEWS ON T H E 'iEW 'WA s hould be put to inconvenience In se'1'ER WORK S BILL. c uring a proper quality tor drinking. T1he p resent situation, howe,·er. seems to Include that v ery condition- it Is a I "1 am g lad that thIs bill has been Will Recommend question or quality. not of quantity. It algn ed:' said Hea It h Commissioner · Health Commissioner Say s ha5; been eEtimated that a cubic mile Gre ene this morning in speaking of t he That Commission of E xp ert s N amed to of water pours over ~.nagara Fallsevery acti on oC the Governor in app roving of twenty -four houl's. a nd .evt!:ry drop of Take Up Pure Wat er Problem. tb e bill giving the Common ("ounc ll t hat water flo\\~s directly past Buffalo. permissIon to bond the city in t he s um However. with the erection of great of $;)00.000 {or t he p Ul'po!') e of raising manuCa-ctor ies along t he shores ot t he m oney for t hl'" C'onstt'uction of a n ew ! HI a m sUll taking s a mples of wa leI' \ "The next step wili be to determin e I from variouS points along the water j u st what 15 the best thing to be done Eysteln ot ~'a tel' wor ks. fr ont ".it h the " lew o( deciding where to Impro\'e th. e city' EI water supply. I ; lakes, with the se\vage and otht:r unde· "Ot COUl's .... Adlled the Health Co msl rable filth running into the water trom the- p urest water Is to be found. " said think the of the missioner. "thiS &I..'t Is nt-erely pel'lllis· H eallh Comml.:::sioner Greene t his that deci~lon in the matter be leU to nea rby communities. it is \n~\'itable that Ive. but it dves t h e city lhe OPPOI'mornin g, wh en questiOned as to thp \. the judgment of a cornmi~slon-is an "nll y to go a head with the project the fiuld element should become polprogre~s made \n the plan t o pro vide excellent one. Such a commission " .b ene\,er thc s ituatJon warrants. The luted a t and below the points or conthl fl cIty wit h an adeq uat e supply of should IncltJde in its membership o u t $500,000 wl1l not cover th e coS t o C an\\' tamInation. That water so polluted Is p ur e w ater. " l !\m noW taking sampl es side experts. In fact, it mighl not be pla nt by any means. but it will gIve at the same points from which the a bad Idea to h ave the commission com· unfit to drin k . and that it contains the us a start. H ~ve have a mechan lC'aI water was t a k e n that was analyzed last po~ed entirely of non·l'esldent ex perts. I tl1ter ing p lant \\e will ha ve to ta k e up germs ot disease in dtfferent fo r ms, w inter. to see U t h e wate r if! b etter 01' a£1 they would not be Influenced in any a bo u t two acres of land with it a n d must be obvious to all Intellige n t perwo rse noW th a n It was t hen. Ills Quit e way by local conside ratI one, and wo uld build a bou t Cour res er voi rs 01' water likely tl,.at my present In v estigations \have no axes to grind. It Is my inten · so ns. bas ins." will b e co mpleted In a week or eo, and tlon to re commend t h e appointmen t of Sueh being the condition wllh ",h ie', T he b ill wa~ Introl1uced "y Sell.atol' I w ill then send a communication to a commis.'~ion to undertake the wo rk. H1!J at the request of Health Commiswe a rc confronted , how is It to be the Co mmon Council InformIng t hat The makeup of the commission can , of slOiter Greene. 1t the plan~ for a filterremedIed ? Build a filterIng plant. sayS b od y as to the results. course. be determined late r ." in g plant are carried out the total cost · , l tJ .. ...... .... .. J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............. .............. SOmE'One. But what is the use of going w ill be not Ie," than $2.000.000. S u c h a m eC'hanical plant would p uriCy about to the expense and trouble of filtering 125.000.000 gallons ot water in ~4. hours. . impure water-w hich may a nd may not A sand plnnt would onl)- filte r 1.500.000 !~.P.R. t hereby be relieved ot its i.mpurhlesg allons In the same period of ti m e. w hen. with little or no expense. an unIt is said . ho\\ eve r . that no kind ot a .............. ...... ........... filt rat ion plant w ill be commenced unt il ....................................... ............................ li mited , upply of perfectly pure water ,~ e:'tpert engine(> r~ havc looked the g r ound may be obtained? over and dedded whe th er it i.s ad vis· No one, we think. will. claim that thp abl e fol.' the dty to hav e a n ew plant ................................................................... or to move the intake several miles up water out toward the center of the lake th e lake. ---' ==============================~ Is imp u re. The contamination exuding ~ ~OUBLE Police and Health Departments are from its margin does not exrtend so A~ .................................................................. 'Tar. The ve ry perceptible lake currents enforcing muzzlIng carry it slowly b ut su rely toward th e Ordlnanc;e. mighty Niagara, where it is Qu ick ly ....... ..... ............................. ...-................... . swep t a way with Irresistible veloclty. .;;~;===~-=======~ ALL EGED VIOLATORS OF MU ZZLE Nine dog-owrte rs are LO be arra igned Co mmon sense, one ~'ould think. would In the MuniCipal Court toda.y on the It "' IIL be d ifficult for the u n ion ORDINANCE MUST APPEAR teac h the propriety ot extending the c~arge of violating the ordi nance relatplum ber8 to convInce th e publ\c tha t IN COURT. SO urce of s upply out to the pure water. ing to the m u zzling of dogs. Nine mor e the ex ami n ation recentl:r held t Whether it Is necessary or a dvIsable to Nine people who own dogs which havl' are schedu led for tomorrow and fiftee n plumbing Inspectors for the W alth oreate a oolTI1ntssion for t his purpose is b?"J' aillowed to run the streets unmuzn ew eomplalnt8 wel'e receiyed yeste r P~DJ$Pt was not calculated t o p r o· z e w 11 be summoned to appear In :\lu- day. The complaints in t h e n ine cases open to argument. U the public a n d , efficient eandidates lor t h e posi~~~:g of~l'~I~ti~Ond~f tht~ e~t~s~:Jlnt,:'n-et~: for today were receh'ed a tew days a go. the authorIties are alreadY apprised 01 tiOD@. The compla1nt is made that Com~ ea t . 'llmm ls~lont:r Greenp recently re~ The punishment to r vio lating th e m uzthe facts, a nd united in opinio n as to missioner Sprague's Qu estions co mp rie· Questea tIlrr'. 'Bull to procure cvldpn('e zle ordinance Is n fine or not less than the desirability. the n€C'esslty of a new $3 nor more than noo. ed spelli n g . arithmetic a nd 8uch sub - dgalnst people who were allowing their ogs to r un the s treets without muzzles ., source of s upply. the appOintment of a The c ity officials have combined to j ects and when and how plans sh OUld [he Superintend('n t d £talled several po~ Co mmission for this p urpose wo u ld ce men on this job. Fifteen new cases prevent a. scour t h d b e filed with t h e Heaith D ep arlment _.... t 1le c oming dog da.ys 11'rophobla. D a rApn,! ..r.e..p. .o..rt ed by th e police yesterda y. ge .0 PI' Y 1l,'l seem t o be unnecessary, Involving bot h bu t It is acknowledged that h • hI h e gave a the h enith commissioner. is ":;'~~ki;,"a:- delay and expense . g p e rcentage for e xperience. If tha t ...... .. ... ... hand 111 hand w tth Corporation Co unse l The SuggestJon t hat the water fr L. not a tair t est for ca.pability ho i .......... ...... ;.... ...... Feldman and wltp Super'lnt endent B ull. th e lak e-the presen t s upply-be pum p· I .. ... . .. .. . . . . . . ... . . . .. . . Recently. th e matter was discussed tn o ne t o be had? A p l umbing ed into an a rtificial lake, or reservoIr, . fu B and immediate action was thought su r ely mu!!t k now something abou t ~ sl tuated among t he hills, from when It a rith metic. h ow to spell a nd w r it e an d The I r LWlth n "pg clment . -d. bE"~t. Right artE"t'ward, Superintenden t could be filtered a nd r et u rned to thE' the laws under wh1 ch he Is to w ork ? A ti t th (' d o~.tnnzzlil11! ordinance IS ete brmlll a gt"nera I order {'alltng on II ed BuH I"sued ~ (:' 1 orC'£' l' II' ~ n be t h~ po tro lmen to SP€~ that the ordinall ce cit y by nalural gravIty. m.ight be an caretul considerati on of e xper ien . ce, h (. I1S :l11l1(JullcemC'ot e" cellent one-if Nature had provided f'UC as was gi ve n In t h is case, suffi - " .'11 f'Slll'end :-;i1ti~fn('t ioll T I ' will J! I' VC i ~;ll rorced. The officers' duty i~ to re · . . lele [lrc Cel' port to thp f;up£>l'llltendt>nl the namE" an d B uffalo with a ny hills. But in the ab~~eln tly covers ,,' h a t th e union l)Ju m b ers I ~gnlll . pel'ls?us. ".owever, who habitU rLll; uudrPflS ot eaC'h \'iolatGl'. Dr. Greene' s sence of this Important topographlrol ~I the praetical s ide o r t h e matter. DOlC t us ordmance ane] d f • hlsp£>ctors also or. out ft .- .............. ............................... thorili"" TI . e y the aun a er namPB. All feat ure of the surrounding land~ca ~. . l(~rC" .IS no Justice in makin~ the nc.mE'S art' turnpd o"('r 1'1 the Co r· we fear t hat the s uggestion m us t be tbe In,,,, apply to ):'01\)(' POOl' pOTatiOn C"ounFf'1 for him to use i aba ndon ed. unless we Wish to ina u· br humhlest of citiZf'ns c1Ir]" IOWI.IN] lJ rt'1lllng :\1: unirip,,1 ("ourt suits n e arE' dptcrmlned that t·ll. 1111'nl' tl d ' ,nu( cttlng gura.te a pumping system ta r mo re ex· [aIl' '1 'OgR .. nt.tnch(ld to some of " OUl. b est mum of our p~()ple shn.ll SUrf!"I' t his I pen~iv e than that n ow In use, and to ...................::. . "1 dog btt('s and "':;. AI'€' de ~ tn t IIllS . run at thc ir free ·'11 an d WIth.. fHI.mmerrom r build an a queduct m a ny miles In length. ,,~~=====-------.- ~ ~ t t le lDcouvf'ni encc of the muzzle. termlnt\d to enjoy to the fullest w hat .. Looking at the matter trom th e, per~ver satety lllUZZ ] (' s aftord." Raid one o f the- otflcials yesterday. "Th e law haps, unscIentifi C vi e wpoin t of existln says clogs ma.y not !"lm r!. t In rge llnrn uz fa rts, It seems to us that the proper l.J90~ zled and we havp resumed the ann ual solution or lhe diffic ulty will be found crusade t C' enforce the law. ("o mIn securing a su pply from tbe virgIn plalnt~ now are pourl'ilS' in Cnstf"r t h a n boso m ot the lake. Health Comm ission er Greene v.hi ch contains the Ru t t~ (an bp darted. Af ter a few enough pure. untainted water LO sup· eXf\.1l1plp~ tile df'linquent OWnf.u ·s ma y Awa tt Nl ttyor Kn ight' s Will Bitten by a Dog. f;3.YE' us the t~'ouble of forcing th pm to ply the needs 01 the whole State. Retu rn to Cit y. o.eph L ittle. w h o lives a t No. 408 G bOY t h e la\\' and 'ave thomo.I,,"" time at least, and poEt~ibl\' ' . monE'".' .. ~ H ealth Co mmlesloner G h F our t h street, was pla.ylng with a large 06d ed t o postpone till Mn~eoerneJ{nl a~t ~:= Newfoundland dog yesterday forenoo n turns from his fishin g trI p th e g wat er when the dog jumped at him ~nd bit .. .. .. .... .. .... .... ... ...... ... .... ..... ~~ .,1(,m p lln g expediti on he In tends to m ake hi m in the left leg. Little went to the .--k. ~~.~' .:....:..:...""" ao"dth,eakm. or8 t tOYO,ra ble points In t he river Riverside Hospital to have the wound ... .... . . .... .... , .. .... ............ .. . or a n Mayor n tak e pie r d r esed It I.e cxpe~ted Knight a d C s . ,,~ ...be surgeons there advised mluloner Wa.rd ot the Depart~entO~t Little not to allOW the dog to b e kllled ~~b~hCe ~~rk3Iti'lll o.ccompa.ny D r. Greeno until i t cou ld be det errniI\ed whethe r it . .. ...... .... .. ~e on . ~yas sufferin g trom rabies. GREEN' A PPOINTED. DR. GREENE N.E ARLY READY TO REPORT ON S AMPLES OF L,4KE ERIE WATER . 0 He a Be I ~uggestlon ~EWs-1 .. ......... .. • • • • • • • • • .., •• • ............... .. ..................................... • n • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • •• • •• ••• ====-:== ...... .... .. FAFTER DOG·OWNERS. ~ 8 ()1903 ro FOR OG OWNERS. the ~ .... n:~ wer~ .APR....lt .... 1~8pe;to~ .. ................... e\..... I ~ = .. th~ I """P ... -....... WATER SAMPLING TRIP POSTPONED . ............MAY..- .. ~ .. ·.................... . I M·Ay ..·........i~oX ...... ·.... . ·.. ...... .;.-. I XMUST VACr~ ...... -_ . ..... ..... ... ..~ "..................... ......................... 1 ~AY LI ...- .... • ... ..... . . ....... . ... ... ,. ........... Dr, Greene Wil l Invoke Poli ce Help ........... . . ... ... ..... . . 101ject Tena nts of the Old ,................ . Un ited Slates Hotel, ""=~---.............. .. .... ........ ........... S mallp oII: in Southam pton Stree t~ Te8ting th e Wate~ ~(fUlW 1"I'tnfna ](nI!" W ould It not b e well t or D r . Gr e to r ep or t also o n samples o~r I taken t ram th":,, re~ e n·o'r o n B ef5 t street ? I a n" undpr th(l I m p re~sl o n t ha~ w~ ge t tht c;: ~'ater to drink nl~o. READER. B u l'lalo. Ar,ril 29. 1903. T he co ndition ot the w ater i n t he res· f'n' olr Is reported to t he CounC'tl e\'ery M on d a y. T hE'se t~.sts to b e report ed by nT. Gr~ene ar(l m a de with the special purp., ~ e ot fi nding ,vhe-re tn th~ la k e (1 1' ri ve T the pur('.,t water Is to be had. All t he watE'T In the r eser voir, as yeu k now, comes f rom the Niagara. Intak ~ , a test ther e shows whal you ask. .0 .... i '" ~. Edward Clark . A ssistant H ealth 0h\, ~er. yest eNlay noti fied the police or ~aln Str eet S tation th at one o r t h era or t he t a.m lly occupyln~ th t o"er na t at No 224 S e ~i;'ee t, "n'QS au rferin g fromou~~:~~l~ton h .e pollC'9 at once quarantine d to.;"" o~u&e 9..nd a patrolman fs constanuye guar d at the plat-e. EVEl'V . tlon wlll be taken to pl'evervt II Pl eca u of t h e dread dl~ease. le sp r ead th je~ 1903 ~ss Dr. G r('eoe, commissioner of hea Itlt, haS tijJfldIH led :\Ii ~s Gertrudfi' L. Green to t ake the place of )11'8. _\m y Goodwyn • nssistant mcrcnntile inspector in th e heu lth dcpu rt1Ucnt, wh ile 'Mrs. Goodwyn is doin~ the work of Leon S. B arnard, )(>rk in t ht> bureau of ,ita) !iitn ti~ticf;. :\Ir. I nspoctor. "'01'0-;;;;- t o t he old U nited Ba rnnrd js OD nn extE'nded trip in the Stutes U otel proller ty th Is f or enoon by ,'est fol' his henlth . ~!iss Green hended ~rdC1' of D r . Orc{'ne, commissioner of he ch it scr\"ice Jist. lcnlth. for the purpose of seeing th at ev:ry persoo liviog in the r nmshuck le buildIng had obeyed the order t o vncn te I~sucd fr?m t he hen lth department. The tim e llnllted hy the orde r e xpired I t Sa ttmhy. ns . A. ~veek ngo some 35 f omilles w ere !lvIDg 10 t he building. but o n Snturday mos t of those hnd ,aeated Dr G I 8tlt d th t 'f . in• t h('r eone l (' a 1 any ~'ere left old structure b~ e ... eulng he would In... ok , ththe help of th" police anthorlties to ejec~ " em. �···········+.·/rl"r:············.. ························......... • , [ II ) l[I~n .1I_J) . ....... . " )1, .. .. .. .... ................ ...... .. .. .. ........ .. .......... .. ....... . . , ~ !) c . .......... ...................... .. .. .... 19 " Grand Jury is to hear . Tenement. house Cases, ~IMPURE LAKe A repor t jt . . t C 1·'" W Hep submitted by ('om- :l m lttee 0 ( t he C'tc\'~land counclls appOlDted to in\'(~sUgatc the Ilurc watel' supphr quesllon is highly significant and worth~r of ('oreful ('(,.l1lslUeration b y our own Hoa.rd fit' "Tater Commisaion~re1, six-week May te rm or. all the branchE'S ot t he Supreme Court n cept eon Has A to Study equity t erm will open 10r buoln .... tomorrow. Justice J{enefick '\\1.11 lilt in the Case. part T, Justice Lambert In put If. The ('asp of tlw ~oldler ]t>per r pfE'rred to and Justice Child. In part UI, which Is in rc~te rd ...1.\·s dl~pHt{'hi!"l j~ I he flr:-;t ev(>1' known In th(' nl'm~ " 'hen (Iw dl.<':~R"t' known as the criminal term. JueUcp fil'st dn \·t>-]oVt-u lhl;' mAn ('ould have 1"t"'('n l{ruse will ~tt tn epecta.1 term during May. On t he day calendar In parts I di':3('h1.J'~('d fO I' disnhfllly. but It wa.~ df:'('Idee! to k,>l-'p him in the fh'n'kl~ i ll order a nd II the first ('ru:::cs are thoBe of t!CVto g lVt' thl' ~l1rg~on~ an OPPOI·tunlty to era l milk dealers chargE'd with adu lter~tudy t he dl~t'n~I', \ flJlIi"f'lul hf)uQe Wc1~ ating m ilk, t he a srlc ultural dep&rtmen t built for him n ....lI' Furt S'l'e\'en, Gn ., ol1fl being the com p lainant. ht" ha~ b(l'n lh'lllg th"I'l~ Iwal'ly thrt~t~ District Attorney Coat.worth !. to month~, .\11 ~I"my ~urgt'On who ha~ h3.J !-;ume pxperjpllC'p with th(' dlsP3!-;P. has I move for tdal ea rly In the session th ~ be€.'11 dl·tailt'l} In alt'n,l him a.n·! to !-:tU(.h' ('harge- of manslaughter agai nst J oseph :-'owak. It Is charged Nowak shot and thp d!:;E'al!'e, \d th a \' IC\\ to ~ct'rtain i ng it kill ed a tw elve·year-old Pole on Newton it can bE' ('ured. street on Easter. Nowak is ninetepn Tht:' I)<l~' of the m!ln h~ turned 0\,('1' to ,,·hl,·h .. II "!; .... a SImilar problem in band. I t Is the opinion of the Cleveland co.mm ittee that the t'x p,"nshoe extenUon ~etaiJed of the intake pipe far into th e ,vaters the l'uplitln of his (:ompany. who h::l.":; l."\~n authorized tv n:rcl\'E,' it. and who ma!u's of Lake El'il;! will not tl('romplish the time to timp fnr p uroo se sought and it is o.penly stAte s.Jmph·~ tn the report that have been 8hoWll to contain typhoitl Th~ n~Jlort uN'tal't's experience" in shown t hat the epidemic ot ha~ t~~l)hoid t here hus been caused by the polluted water or the lake and it is the con· elusion of th ... committee that a flltra· tio n pla nt. at wha.te\,pr {·o!"t. i!" an ab, solute nect:'~~ity: ('OIH:lu~lOn It is a furegone Cle-vel und ' ~ ~upply water the same soun,'~ ~ ewage drawn frOln for,Erie "'ould be e\'en m ore objectit1nable, tain the fOJ' it \\'ould ('on- from the ,e:rf~at Cleveland in addition to that other cities anll cer lake. that if from the 1: . ~e ~up)lly is contamlD ..ltf:"l! a to\\"n~ C'ilr- of of th e along thp up ~ecure If Cle\'el'antl cannot p ure water by (>xt(>Jlding certainly Erie (':tn nol. . her iniakr Thj~ fact il" so plain that any fair minth'd man who Is n(Yt biased illeas may sec it. A nd, thi~ fact established, the tion a.rises . "\,rhat i~ qUE'S th e use of sq u an. derIn g, actually squandering. the taxpayers' money tor the creation of an "I.mproyeruent" which wl\l no t im prove? W ith sueh a land-locked bay as Erie possesses, it, is a question it a tiltra. tion" plant w ould b e a n ece~sity b ere f or years to ('orne if measures were .ta. k en for k eep i ng the city's sen'age .fOul ot t h e bay by means of a n intercept. i ng s ewer, as has been suggest~; bu t If a llltrallon plant be deemed n eees. sary for th e ~fcuring of a pure mater supplty, Is It not apparent th a t the end wUl be beller altnined by taking oui tb e sewage and then ftltel;ng the watel of t he bay in.!;tead of '11. ............... .. incurring tb enormous expem;;e or extending th e in take, protec ting it wIth an cxpensiv crIb and th en .filtering a water suppl~ less pure tha n th p bny water would b , with the s en'age dh·erLed. The water ('ommis~ionel's m a intain tha t an intel'C'('Pti ng Sewer would b e a c1ty improvemen t a nd say In effect, "we will not spend OUR money pu rpose." .. ........ . .... ..... .. " ~":";': " ':':'; "~ " ;"; ' === , that " ac · ('le\'eland (01' sueh a ~FALO'S GREATEST NEE D S. another p a ge ot thiS editlon ot E wholesome wat(>r" for the city's con Th e tollowlng letter. with a sta mp en closed, was l'eceived by D r . W. D. Greene, the health commission er , yesterday ; Dpar Slr-I have 41 CaRes ot Limburger ch{'e&e In my place at No. 401 Guilford slreet I wbich Is worse than bad and must be got rid of boforo warm weather eets in. I w M~ to ask your advlco as to what to do wi th it. Who will take It away, or if you wlll I'll be mu ch obliged. WI L L IAM R T.:E PPELL. D c.., Greene sniffed In th e envelope a nd a round the papel' and then began years old and Is to be detended by .A t- ~o think of wbat answer he would tOl'n ey Alonzo G. Hinkley. tormerly ot make. the DI"trlct Attorney's office. Th e grand jury to begin work tomor... .V.. Ton' is to h ea.r, among other {'"harge~, . ..... - . • . . . ,f' alleged violations of' th e tenement- boU!~e l a w •. DI' W P g reene. the h ealt h .. ...... · .. · .. · .. · .. f.,L'J .. · n .... commiss(onpr. has prepare(t more t ha.n a. dozen su ch cases. The Hst ot gra nd .., jurors is as follows: WORK FOR DR. GREE NE. Rlcbard J . Coppins, painter . N o. 6; I The K£",I' Is calling u po n Healtb B aynes street; Mat h ias Deu t scher. real C _ f'state and Insurance, No. 588 E 1m omm issioDer Greene to go to the etreet; Altr ed Ellis, farmer. East H am - fl'ont wIth a. plan for secur ing a sup~ burg; Martin 'Engel. butcher, No. 982 I ply or pure ,vater for B uffalo. He Is Jrtrerson ~ trE' e t; Jeremiah FOgeISOnger. , u rged to make an add itIo na l study of farmer, Amhe-rst. Henry Foote, tarmer, the condltlon<s, to tab ulate sta ti eo ti cs Hamburg; Ma l b1as Gemold.. farmer, ~ regardIng the amount or t y p ho id jn East Hamburg; Henry Gles, hthog-raph- Buffalo to b . . el', :r-.,... o. 360 AubUrn avenue; J uHus G oet- I . U' warned b} t h e experience telman, saloon, No. ~34 H,lgh st reet ; Ju- o f Clev('lJand, which now h as mo re tiUR Hayn, builder. No. 56 car y s t reet. typhoid than before the o pen i ng ot the Robel' t D. Hen'e)', superinten de n t tu m ... 1 flve-mtIe tunnel into Lake Erie, a nd b(>r yards. TonA.wanda; Charles Hoh l. · to fix upon the filtration Idea as t.he one gl·ocer. r-;o. 589 Michigan _str eet ; George I which "' 111 successtully solve th e probJ-tolmlund, wallpaper dealer , No. 110 l em now ('onfrontl th 't Th Fifteenth 'Street: Edward H uUn g, farm - I News i ng e C l y. e er. Grand Island ; Fred M. Jack so n, car- s making a hard fi g ht (o r pure penter. NewBtE'lad; D. Rodney Peavey, water and if Jt persIsts fn t he struggle farmer, Sardinia: Charles E . pOllard ' 1 undoubtedly will accomplish what It flour and te ed, No. 285 West aven u e: has underta k en. Buffalo Is entitled J ohn Sattler, barber. No. 93 Bissell ave- , a supply of pure water, espec ially it nue; Erne.t M. Scbutt. clerk. No. 300 It pays ror the same a nd If th Is "'V est Delavan avenue; Dpnnis Su llt van, , ere farme r, 'Vales; James W. Ti Uingha.st.! money enough aV3.Uab Je for the work manager, No, 281 Main str eet; J ohn D . It may be wise to go on wi th 1t now. WhIte, baker, Tonawa.n da; Walt er S. In anl~ e\'t~nt it will do no harm to Wiles. furniture dealer , No. 2137 Senecat make a. careful study of the s.Ituation street; Aram Zug, ta.rmer, La ncaster. and come to a. conclUSion whlcb wi ll to %- .. .. , '".. ....... BE. ,., - DI"/ I I In all th ese, and other opinions , may be (ound food for thought. B u t though t the betterment of Buffalo, politically, cummer cially and sociaIly, are t hose "ho will re,·.I". tho thanks of thpil' com mis~ioners nre obligated to furnish ,oni pm poraries and the gratefu l re"an abundant ~upply ot pure ani m em brance of p os terity. ",rh e oYner of Limburger Cheese sends a frantic Appeal to the Health Comm issio ner, T TIMES" 111 be found the views ot rna y of our prominent citizens regardin g the above topic-the greatest "eed or BurtaJo. 'rheir opinions, while diversified, ar~ both interestIng and in . . structive, " ' hlle some ot theln necessarIly com prise political sentiment, it s polJtI ('a l in the broad sense-not parif:an. The most or them. however, do ) ot treat of polill ea l matters at all, ex· c~pt so t a r as politics nlay not be eliminated trom municIpal betterment. For instance, to quote Frank C. Ferguson, "Buffalo needs, most of aU, a large Increase of civic .plrlt." This Is true. But the spIrit 15 worthless unless put Into actual practice. Criticism, una l"companled by el'l'ort, Is ill-advised and useless. Architect Cox head, speak. ing from the standpoInt of municipal , •• , • • • • • • t/'~9 ~:~~it a sa t e and sati s fac tory policy art, advocates the Improvement ot wha t ., ~ n.g to t he sululion of the problem. is known as the lower l\laln Street dis. . • . . " .•.•.. " =" F);;: . . .. . . . . . . . ..0 . . . . . . . • . . . .. ' " . .. trict. His views in this co·nnectlon are most intere"tlng. D:.._~e, Healtlt" Commissioner, polnts~ t he necessity o( killing t he germs of disease In houses '"""" wh ich have been infected. Comptroller A VIGILANT DEPARTMENT. H eerwagen pleads tor more jndustl'les Health Cmp misair= DY_ene is de-- r TYPHOID DECREASING. and a decrease in the cost ot electric termiued to enforce t he tene m en t ho use power. Auditor Neff thinks that th e laws and his d e partmen t is vigilant i, Dr. Greene Reports that Condition. introduction ot free water would do the good work. The a bandonment of ~e st S e neca are Improving. much to encourage manufacturers to the an cient plague spot, th e United Buffalo, while Captain J. H. H. Brown States Hotel, was brought about by Dr. D r . Greene, commissioner of health, &' ~ =-' l"l'ts that the assurance of a st.JJ:... fkl en t supply of cheap coal should re- Gree ne. It is probahle that the o!d , p a id a s hort visit to W est Seneca tbls struut ure will be r eplaced by a new and forenoon, nnd, while there, called UP?D suIt in ICl"sening the cost of the power ' . t he bon.rd of hea lth at the town and d18santtary one 1!1 the... n ear future. cussed with th e members of th e boa rd the ·.fe'reed to by lIfr. Heerwagen. Greene ums up his ""ork b r iefly wh en cOlldi tion of the w ater out there. Dr. James Hyan, WhO-was ' Yater Com111ssioner for a period of 20 years, and spea king of th e e\'ictions whic h have Greelle stn ted that be found the s tate di sti nguis hed his crus ade against of , Vest Seneca's w ater much improved. \' ho may therefore be presumpd to plagu e spots. He .a;os that it Is an act nnd t!,nt th er e is ~ notie.cable d ecrease In hll0,," something of existing conditions, o( charity to e!'iet a family f rom s uch tho hat of typhOId patIen ts. l.'a lls fol' the extension or the \vater - teneme nts as the United States H otel "'Vhile t he wa ter is f a r from being no rks syste m so that the intake will a nd others he has co ndemned. H e is pure," s rud Dr. G r eene, " the people of be beyond th e horse shoe reef outside of . '" " ' es t Seneca hnTe ta ken the ad"i ce of r Igh t . It is a ch arIty wh ic h t h e ci t y physicinD~ an d nr e now boiJing tbeir the harbor. Surely, an adequate supply shou ld pursue on a broad scale, a l w~ys w n.ter. That is the safest and cheapest of pure drinking water may be included h a " ing r e ferenc e tb a reasonable ~ wny of preventing typhoid fever when among Buffalo's needs. City Treasur r te l' prtHation of t he laws an d b eing the woter is imp u re from bncteria." Boeckel calls attention to our proximity care ful to p re\'en t hardship. ./ to l'anada, and fa,.vors reciprocity wi th The H ealth D epar tment is dO ing g d6d OUt' next-door neighbor. President ~I c ­ work un der Dr. G reene, a s it d id u nde r Dougall ot the Bank o( Buffalo says h is predecessor , a n d is hecoming in th a t If we wish Lo grow and prosper as fact as well as t h eo ry t he mos t ima city we must offer to business enter- portan t branch ot th e m u n r(' in ~l P'fW' _ pl'jses such induce men ts as may be . . . . . . . . . . . , • • , ••• ~ f ' \ " . , . , • • , . . . . . . . , found in an economical administration of municipal affairs and a lower ta x · ·' · · .. . .. ·· - •. , .. . . ...•.... , " , . .," , . • r ate. ---~. .. E , L~::..--,.~"~-.-----.-----".-------- ~:--=---~.--n alone will accomplish noth ing. Those ) who will come forward and work fo r But this money is the people's money, n ot t he water Commil"sioners.' ..... 4. ' .. .. ... . . , ..... . . '1 .. .. \.,: ,l- h,l"" '" of \\"at(>1' ta- ken froD1 the location or the new intu\\:e germs. !<uch (>xpt"l1dltufl'~ it!-; a i'€- nect!SB .. ~.'_':.!,_~ ..=..., ... .. . .llELP! HELP!! HELP!!! FIRS'r LEPER CASE I N ARMY. " tual ' " . .. ... , ." ' .... . ... ... ... , .... ... . . .. A .......... ....·......·•.. ·.. ·............ ·.. ·.. ·........ ·.. .. ·.... ·.... · . DATE , . " COMMIS SIO.rvER ~' GREEN f I • DO YOU KNO W r e or t of the Ole,-eland Healtb B oar d shows m ore T b a t t h e offi cial P In L ake Erie tban betyp boid since tbe opening of tbe five- mile tunne l fore? b u ncoed. T he Moral.-Dr. Gr ee ne. d o n' t b e t unnellzed , or afford cannot t entitled to p u r e water an d mos ot tbe m llre w a te r s. alo. Oleycland has decided on It. F ilt rat io n Is th e only way for BItIf tal t or YO\lr success tbat G et pure ~'at " ,"r for the ci ty and become ImlDor w oy. �l PO GE plo 1t~d 8 R A per~onnl nchl.~'Vem ent. but mer,. ly Do! t hI' r e--.:t ult of experiments ot 1I1msciJ 'nnd hl8 n9~t s t an tfl . H~- ~'ould not ("onc ede that it 1\'as an Important dis('o\·ery. Irhrough Dr Councilman's Investigation t he ~'orld has dl'rlve-d thE" knowl~ ' " eilgA that t he l!aus9 ot smallpox Is a p r otozoa. tho lowest torm ot ani m a l lite, and this Is resIJonslble for the hi g hly contagious character ot t he disease. A protozoa is dlstingulshqct from the bacl11uR. a~ the latter Is a \'esetable organism, whtle th(' former belongs to the anlmnl Idngo om. Tht'- in\'esttgation ot ~mullpox, thereCore. prop(,l'ly belonged to the df'pnrtment of pathology rather than to the uepartment of bacteriology. FOU A LAST 'OR, GRffNf Al WfST SfN[C~, Health Commi5sion e r G r ee ne "'en t t:> iYest Seneca th Is m orni n g a nd conf erred with the hea l t h au t hori ti es o ( that town on the cond it ion ot th e w alt~ r 1h ... n: "'fhe ,','atel' i~ In better condition t h an t wo mont "IS ago. b ut is not yet t ree trom t yphold," said Dr. Greene. "However. I R ecent Outbre~k Studied. ThIs ::t('C'ornpll~hmcnt of 1>r C'o\lncll~ man's w ac; made pos!I':lble by the Outbrt'ak .)f ~mallpox in and a.bout Boston t h e people are boiling th eir dri nking more than R year n~o. " a.te)". Thpy tlnd that t h e safe cou r s.". " It glH(' him opportunity for InvesU~ , , gatlon mll.l pTC'\'ided him with material } for oh~pr\"o. tion. '~J3 , , .~~ It I~ ral'(, In this P:lrt of the world thnt tlwrc art) t'nrm~h cn!'le~ to form the J • t1:tsis for tl lnf'dl('u I InQuiry concf'rning \ the orl:;in of ~mI)Jlpox, Dr Councilman ' NINE CASES OF SMAL LPOX, and hi~ two ,\sslstnnts worked cont1nu ~ H en\ Lh Co m 'mIssioner G reene report ~ ow~lr flurlng tht· fc'" month~ when It W3,S pO!-l~lbl(> to ohtain specimens from ed yeste ra«y th a t s ince J uly, 1902, 4, cases a t sma,ll pox h ad b een treated at smnllpo:: p.nicnlc; for l":\aminatlon. lhe Quaran ti n e Hos plla.l a nd t h a t t h er e It ! i l:ndcr~tcod that tile physicians obl.:'1in("l\ the ~Idn flf nffilCti"d pf"rf'l;ons tn are nOw ni ne cases unde r trea t men t t here. A ll t h ""e casp.s h ave been (raced the \":'\.r lrJu<; !'lagt'~ of dE:vclopment and to ou t s Ide lntec llou.. yjrul('n('c. ThJ'~'(> nl1m('rnu~ sppcimens, witll other cxhlblt~ 8('c\lJ·ed. were examined under ...............00.1;\. ....... the mlcroscuJ:. . ThiS wa~ n labor of month ... for to detect til (lrganl~m re3ponslble for the di<;;(:'n!<t: thl'Y rnu::;t fi:1d one that ~'as prc.-';f.llt In ("\'pry l"~:e or sm::llipox. To d£ t<:rmln(; it'J form and conditio n f<"qulred n pl"Tllti:I~' of {'VE"ry m:l.ni(estulion ot ~mallpC)x It was pOSSlbllJ to ob~ lain from patlE:ntR. ! .\tter th~ physici;:ms had satisfied . th(:tnscIH>S us to the C'haracter o( th o ol"g:ll1l~rn tiH'Y hud detecteu the tasl{ ""'a$ (ar trom accomplished. liefore they could say it was th e s mallpox protozud. they must first demon~trate that an animal inoculated wIth that particular organism would exhibI t all llle mantfest.ations of smA.llpo x. It Is understood that Dr Councilman and his assistants made experiment 0(- t ; t.er {'xpcl'lment upou such animals as are known to bc susceptible to smallpox, lnOCUlaun g th(>m with t he organism, and that the result was a complete suL·· \I !'Itantlation 01' tht:1r theory as to tue c::'\uso of smallpox. This has been one or the Importallt stages or tht! Inyest1gatlon, and the manlfcRtaUons were so positive that all who haye beon tolu of the nsults of tho expe:riments a~sured Dr CounCilman tha t It was hnl)o!:>slble that any error had been made In re-achlng his conclusions. O rdinance Com mittee Repo rted -Whllc the es tabJJshment ot the aetiIn Favo r of an Addi t ional ology of smallpox Is 1tselt ot great value. It 1s expecte d that Dr CouncilSte nographer in Law man's dlsco\'cry will lead to revelations rega.rdlng the cause o f o t her and k InDepart me nt. dred diseases, tho chlet manifestation ot which is In the skin. In!t;cUous diseases run In groups, and W Ith r egard 10 t h e c<>n dl tlon of c ity ' when the cause of ono Is found It 1{enV\Tater. H ealth Commissioner G reene crally l('ads to the origin of the others. It this rule operates with th~ discov- stated that from a bac ter ia l standpoin t I ery ot thtl smallpox protozoa Investiga- it was In fa ir co n dition an d h a d tion a l ong the Une o( Dr Councllman's rna!!' be expected to reveal de finite In- p r oved d uri ng the mo nth . formation concermng the causes of Commissioner Gree ne s taled that the scarlet fever, chicken pox and measles Quarantine Hospital fu nd was over which now are unkllown . • drawn $1172.68. H e ask ed fo r $3000 to Dr Councilman Is nbout 45 years old and Is already well known In his pro- pay u p bac k ind e btedness a nd prov ide fession through his traatJses on patho~ for earn'lnl? on the work.. logical subjects. .......... ................. . onderful Discovery of Dr 11 Councilman. Most In£portant Medical Work Ever Made in Boston. Long and Car eful Experiments Prove t h e Cause of the Hideous Disease Is a Pr.otozoa, the Lowest Form of Animal Life - Formal Announcement Will Be Made Tuesday Evening at a Meeting of Physicians. t Tuesuay ~vent n g there will be modestannouncp.d at a meeting ot physicians the Hanal'cl medical school t he m03t . 'i m norttlnt medical c1isCOycl'y e\'er made \Yilllam Thomas Councilman will I ,llnfor:m his profes::;ional associates In liul:ilOn 8o~lcl}' ot medlcnl sciences he and his a5s!.stllnts have ascer- the cause of smallpox. doctor wlll give the conclusions n .rtrlved at after monlhfi ot Im'estlgaand cxpe-rlmcnt, and wlll l'Iem,)ru;trate that the germ whlth causes has been absolute-IY deler- The!!' arc e"lpectally gratifil"d that a Doston man Is th'" onr to enlighten the scientific world upon the ~mallpox organIsm. and that the origin or lhe disease has been so definitely determined. Dr Councilman's work. th(>y sar. wfll be Imnl')rtal. and he has ac('omplished that which" ill raJtle with gQme ot the rpmarkable medical facts whIch Pasteur his given to sclencf'. 'fhls dltJcovery will redound to tht' en>rlasting credJt of the pa.thologlcal department ot theHarvard medical Bchool. DS Dr Councl1man lq the Shalluck protessor ot. pathological anatomy there-. An intimation that nn announcement nf grea.test importance conc('rningsmallpox would be made on Tuesday evening was glv~n In the circular n')Uces oC the me~Ung sent to memhers ot the Bo~ton Roclety at medical 6('tenCI?'~. It was stateu that Dr Councilma n ~'ould have an announCtJIlFnt to mal{e upon "the :1.etiolob"Y or f-mallpox." To n. phy~lc!an this meant that the proressor had reachC'd some <ldlnlte con,:"lusians or had soma vnluahlt> informnti"ln con~ cerning the cause at: thE; diseu!':('. ...... .... ..................................................... . J. ...... CITY WAltR NOW IN f~IR I CONDITION, I Health Commissioner Greene I Needs WIOriey for Quar- : antine Hospital. JANI TORS' SALARIES MADE TO CONfORM. I 1&---- - - - - - - - - d(' t3l1s ot the il1\'{"!::;tigallon. how s uc('cssl ... (> ~tpp wa:<; tnlHm. to~ wllh "alu~bl<" scientific In((;rma~ con ('C'r ning th~ protozoa. u\n orgauwh ich llJ'oduC'es that highly con~ llt .glo,1S dlsem~e. will. all Tue~day eventurnlshed lo mCilfcal ml::!n by the t~\V membM'~ ot. the protes:don han' U("tm mulla aware of the na.- • Ire of Dr CouncHm ltn 's 8chll' .... t!m~nt , most enthll~l~l:Jtic. and they dt'. . that It is vne or the reall~' great !:..u dlscoverU>-l. Uo also fe lt t hat It should n ot. he t~: 1m-I II ........................................ ............. . 13 .. .. · .. .... ·,· ··"·.,..··1 ·!i,j.... ·· ···...... .3 .......................................... ~:':~ ................., :L C~NCILMEN ' ...... I ~~EENE URGES After Knockin~ :~tDA:~:o~~a~i:: \' A cknowledged by t h e Doctor. It came to the knOWledge ot the Globe that Dr Councilman and twO ot his assistants. Dr Gf"orge BurgfOss .Magrath. assistant in pathology ut the Han-ard medical school, nnd Dr \Valter R. BrlnkerhC'tr: of th(> City ho~pltal start, had "eached !l definite conclUsion re~ garding the protO?:na tl( smallpox. La.c;t P\"€mlng Dr Councilman wa..", asketl to sive Sllme or tho details ot bls invJ'stigation ami Indlcate the nature or thIs most Important contributlon. 1.0 meulcal sctencE'. Dr Councilman w('uld make no stnte~ ment upon the mall~rt and only nfter the Globe reportCl' a!-lsured him that he hau positlv(' Information that the doctor had dh;co\'("l'N1 the cau.!'le ot the disease would Ill' make the rE'luctan t ndml!'l~lon t11.1.t he had 8n n,llnounC'emcnt to make on Tuesday e\'(:ufng at his discovery. l-lt: would go no turlh(;:r than t h'" tact thal the cau.'1e or smnllpox wa~ dt"finltdy known. It \\ as DI' Councilman's dpglre to communll-alp tht:> fftct to hiS colle:1.gucs of ttH' rne\lif'.il soddy. to h:form them ot l:is Iiw(·stlR<.. tions ?nd thf' rt'~1l11. be(or!' the publk r(~Pl'h-J'd ;Jny intimation of tll!" lmptll'lo'llt RI'hJI"\·f'JTlPnt. lie ('(lb~ldl rr·.} lhat lib work was 1n Ih~n. ~erf':.-;.t of ~,·icll.l·e and thnt it ~houhl rst r..lC &,1\'('n to the mem4ers ot the ed tcal vI·oresston. . 3. ................... .. NATION ,,~," ::.~~:.~,:.:~.lr. u ..,,' ..". smallpoX III e there were t 'e oonsider and Table It. \ this city finds m the that dlseas e during the m oni the deaths rrO t there w ere bu t n n T h.e Councilmen y esl eroay vo ted of A pril and t ha t- ' ~ \ cases of the disease r epor ~. to be vac~ U nanl mou s I Y to disapp r ove the proposeu eople approp l'lation tor a St. L ouis exhIb i t. Dr. G r eene u r ges th~;selv~5 immune Richmond C. H ili, 11O,w8ver , in du cedJ cinat (}. and m a k e t Mr. L add to otte.r a resolutio n to ( rom sm allPo.~X..._ _- - - - - t or a B 11 ft1 a 1 0 Ez.hibit They Re - 'dln g ment ret;a l • re-I oonslde r owi n g to th e absence or Mr. , Fleischmann . T he reso l uU o u prevaHe d aud !the m atte r w as ta-bled foOf a week. Altto rn e y Cook was h eard r egard ing ------ ·······.. ····..··· . ·······. I~f~'(·l~. ·190'3.. ····· .. ·· t he a ll eged o b stru ction of Red J a.c k e t ... . ..... ..... .......... .. Size r F orge Works . . .. ...... .. .. ...... .. .. .. .. . ....... ........ , Ald. .coll Ins also r eprese nted Ih e = ~' -~===.=;",====== p eople s, s id e of the case. The m a.U.er I The lI~epnrtment 0. ai was tab-led fOl' Q weelc in o rde r to g e t ~('onJ(\ of tJ ' . g D tt'n~. th~ Opinion o f the COI-pora.lion c oun- j in wnt£'r' U IJS cIty to boil tJle drJDk~ S treet by t h e 5e. . O~. mohon. of 1111'. Sloddart and afte r . eaung Health Co.mmissio n e r Greene i t was r esolved to dis , of the Aldermen regarding dIsIn fec tb • Iln{ I th , e~(' r~p":t{pd _ ants [01' schools a'nd public b u ildi n gs. Attorney John J . GrlCfin was h eard .... ..... .. ... ......, \1 nrniug , at s nre neces.."'al".f . ) A' ···l ·B·· with reterence to the a.lleged dbstl'u c tl on of Sloan Street by the erection or , :~,~ He C':"ld au Injunctlon had bee n I .. ...... .... .... .. .. ..... . t: preCIlUtion is so sim Ie Ie su re tltllt the surprising thing f. ................ '/ :r. ' , ·C;5············..···........ .. . on in tertermg ot Ward.with r estrai t h ne ==::===::::::::==:::-~=:::~:=::~='1 City from t heneing r ectio of the sca l es\ 0 11 the grou nd that t h ey , -"'" E ENE " rILL SPEAJC. j w ere on priva.te property. Th e 6.c Ll o n ' DR . G n~ p o f t h e Aldermen on this was d isa,p1J J'ii"lh Comm~ &SiOD('r Grp('n ~'i11 a·l(fr p,,:s proved. The action o n t he Ga.v i n- H a n th f' 1 wents-thlrd Wa!d l!rfl UI?lI c,lD Cluj-, i~. coa l COl1:tracts was app r o\'ed Knl~cr's H all. ::'\0. :t . t oM ' l'rfln~ ~Ioet, . n l ~ht on \\' ater cClDt1ttl n I I . ~ l t l -- - " �tubel'culine serum, o r Ko('h'~ ' (1 lympl" "'rho c;Llled cre-n toc1 more ot a. :'I~nfta as Jt 'Was m edlf'nl world. and In a U part!!'! Uon In U;e u nythlng since Harvey's c1i--;~ . "· · ·· · · ·· ·· ·· · ~ri ···2· · :Cl~·(j~ ·········· · ··· · · · ·· .. ............................................................... ............................................... ................. fOR SCARLfT ffVtR [?aim That a Real Cure Has "Been Disc:Jvered BY SERUM TREATMENT HAS PROVED A SUCCE SS IN A NUMBER OF CASES. W ould Seem the to Have P assed Beyond A.tld r:i: ni; .............. _.. ...... .... , ." , ......... ............ . aT GERMICIDAL. le~,J~~;~s g~~~;lR SInce their bitler disappoint ment o\'er the a tlon , In lSS1 , medlca l men consump about hn h"0 t e serum treatment as a specific for disease. In tbe summer of the sarno yenr, when anU-to~11l was p laced be fore a medIcal con- gress In London as n. specf1c for diphtheria. It was scotted at by eminent"" sh:eptJcs. It took three years to gel this dIsco \'ery be- yond the experimental stage into the clln~ I but no one ]lOW dlsputes its efUca cy. ~~he grea tes t d lsco . .·el·y In the field or medical science s ince that [I me has been the scarlet fever Herum, or anti-strep tococcus as the doctors ca ll It. True, a J a panes~ student In Berlln, D r. Kltsato. has dropped In during the Interva l with his serum for lockjaw, and It has pro,:ed a s BuccesMul In Its resu lts as anti-toxin for dipththerla; but it does not compare. 1n importance with tho seru m cure fO! diphtheria or tor scarlet fever. The sca rlet tever serum, li ke t he serums that precede it, wa1:l dJ8covered by Be~Un medical scientists. The Marmorne k sca llet fever seru m was experimented with seven years ago, and found wantlng. Some o f 1t was sent to Ameri ca. and e XJ>eriments made with It by Dr. Louis Fischer ot the "Vtllartl Parker and Riverside Hospltal.s, New Yo~k city, associated with o ther physicians. for the benefit of the New York board ot health. The serum proved a s weak a nd dls.':lppolnllng as Koch's tube rcullne. A report was made to the board that th e physicians were no t justltied In either using or recommending the' use of the sca rlet fever serum, and that the indiscriminate sa le of it should be prohib ited unt11 clinical exp~­ rience established Its true therapeutic value. A merican Experiments Successful. No w there Is a dllIerent tale to tell. Within the past few weeks a higher development of the scarlet fever serum has bee-n experimented with by Dr. Fischer, and with u nqualJfied s u('ce-ss. "The resu lt." said Dr. Fischer In an Interview "takes the scarlet fever s erum out of the experimental and puts it Into tile cItnlcal stage. It pro,'es, In my opinion, and In the opinion ot many other medica l men ot my aCQua.in tance, that the serum cure Is the therapeutic agen t ot the future. It Is ~ triumph for the prophylac tic tendency of modern medicine-that IR, tendency to prevent disease rather thun to cure It. "In a very shor"l time I firmly believe tbe value at the scaflet feve l' se l' um w lll be as undlsl)uted as the diph theria. serum Is now. I believe th a t It will be adopted by boards of heaith throughout the country. I ha.ve tried Its effect on two cases. one at them which appeared to be hopeless. a nd the results were a ll that could be d esired. "Perhaps, at the tou rtee nth International medical congress, which will be held at MadrId next May. SOme ot the B erlin bacteriOlOgists will ten of the ir progress with the serum, and the world will hear so mething more. of another great discovery tn medical scfenC'e. I a m going to the co ngress. and It Is ml· Int(>ntlon a fterward to go to Ber1ln and fiee D r. Hans Aronson, with whose SE'rUm I have been recently experimenting. H ow i' S erum W orks. "In order to make the subject mo)'E' InterestIng to the lay render," continued Dr. Fischer, "suppose I give a. brief r e view of the serum treatment and the principle tha. t underHes it. "Many yea.rs ago P rofessor Ehrli c h 01' Berlin. discovered thnt abrtn and r icin, both deadly POisons. could be injec ted in small a nd then in increaalngly large doses Into animal s u nUl they had acqu ired a 'tolerance: to use a medical term. tor these 1)Olsons. In other words, largo doses ('ould be Injected without fatal effects. Theso animals were called Immune. Then hp reaSOned that it the blood o C immune an imals could neutralize these s peclflc pOisons, probably the serUm from the blood ot animals would contain healing subshmces, Thus he learned that In so me Instances amal1 quantities ot blood, or s erum, when Injected Into another animal, would p revont trom dying after receiving a n othe)'1\'19(1 dose or polson. This same principle been applied ·In prodUCing Immunity toXi,!l generated b y dlsen8G ge~s. ... ..... .. .... ... .. ... ..... ... ......... :...:..~4f,~ ... ...... ... . DR. GREENE IS ~ AFTER THE BAKERS Announces That Thi.s Summer He Proposes to Keep a Sharp Watch for Cleanliness In All Bakeries. a. micro-organl~m that is an d streptococcus means germs In rOun I (orm like [\ man's wat ch chain. spiral a re numerous \'arlet1~s at streptoThere Som!' grow in palr~ and arc caliI'd Dr. Greene Issues a State ment cocci. I Other~ grow In bUIIChe-s, lik e dIPI0COC~~ld are cnl1~d stn.ph loC"occl. Th!JI\ tha t tilll on Ju ice Does Not g ra.pes. the pneumoC'oc('us, or the germ ~~1~~ ~~leumonla, and th e meningococcus, Render Polluted Water Safe. "'rrn from m('nlngitfs. tl~~D g~ Aronson tOOti ~om~ strpptoco('cl trom the [onal1 o f a. seyere ?f scarlet IIenlth Com mi ssioner Walter d roduccd n pun' cu ltuI e of the samp. D. an d;('n gen ratp(1 th(" toxin therefrom, and Gre-ene bas is~ued a statem~llt relnti,' e H? labora.tor y e'Xpprlme-nl demonstl'ated to to ce rtain exp cl'impnts that hayc by faction he cou cond uct('d by him nnd ity Barteriologht his ~Q. I •U~ox in bythat adding to ldIt neutralizE' some of tho the d:~:ni which hi> produced. Dr Aronson In- BhRrll to determin e thE' ~{'rmi('idnl nl' ';1Jected st"veral horses with fata l do~es oC erties, if an~', of leomonade. The iU"l'~str(' tOCOt:CUR dl-'rlved t:rom scarlet (eligation was prolllpted by the freqthlnt ther ~fl~~;'ew P "'hen WCI'C made immune s tatements to whi("h t he attpntioD of Dr..!;. ve ~omethey of the serum and surhe rull). ul11lzC'1i It f r healing purpose~. G reene and Bissell was ('a iled to the cehs:n what was po~slble In t.he la~o.ratory r ffect that the o rdinary quantity of lemull T n9 )Ianteu to th(' hospital ,"ald. juice used with water in the making c.f crC'ult of nrst disseminating the n good quality of lemonade was :;tufP serum belongs AdOlan fic·,ent to d"stroy the bacillus o f ' t ofk' thc director of to thePr?f. haisp-r ~af<t!ll~lnl,Frec..1el'iC'h Chlldren's HospJta l of foYer, and thnt WAter used in s uch ('onBail It should understood that senertion, it mny be from n C_l)l' As l\·armer wea ther a pproaches and er '';vhen jected childofordh:!ease. grown laminntod so urce, is rendered outi r ,'I)" tIles become more n umerous Health rum, doesInnot kill Into the n.germ ~r:o;~I'um si mply neutra.lIzes the tox inr.s ~a fe for d rinking pu rposes. CommissIoner Walter D. Greene's at1 l":ltt'd In th(> houy. The tox lne::; al'e Two distinct Dlfi'thods o f making ,,11 ,It tentfon Is t urned once a gain to the den. th In or thedegeneration human syslem tosts wp,·o thef result l e ducl·ng of p"ro.lysls. ot t lJy he . 1n nd I ] )of, tl'" . va rIous bakeries In the c ity. It Is the heart mURcles: pro ~.. or, by preventing t h C pI'Qvel: tests, gh·ell lD t le anguage 0 . intention o f Dr. Greene to devote conlion o f the Iddne)'s. they Cfluse death II, Gr(lPI1f? iR RS (oll ows: sfde rable ti me to the watching or these nc ·oces. which w. call toxaemia. whIoh · ·From the res ult of these tests, .t bake shops tor t he purpose of seeing l a J" I ;';ean. b lood pOisoning. Thus. the would npp.a r thot juice in the that th e Inte r io r ot these pIaces Is kept s bj:cr In scnrlet fe\·!?I· serum Is proport ion IS at nil to 1.>" so much lo Inhibit the growth or uis- clepp nd(>d upon in rendering po lluft'll neat and c lean and sanJtary in every ease gel'ms as to pre"enl bl o~ I?olsonlng respect. The ordi nances governing the a nd the usual compltcatJon..'1 :11 ISing f rom water sa fe for d rinking p urposes," operatIon of bakeries are strict. Dr. poison circulating In the blood Greene p roposes to see that the ordiSaved by the Serum . ~. . nances are lived up to In every par··Now. let me take up my ownltc~,e. "-lld •. .. ........ .•...••. .... . ....... .. ..•••.. ... .. ...... . ........ . t!~lrae~dy the CommIssioner has not!d fe-\'(.~r h~t'l\ f tlure o r. Koch's tubercullne as a c ure fO l' con!';ervalh'c it co,·erY" fl 6t or tlw SE' I"UIU disco,·erles Hft wa.S,t:t '\ ~lumn n be ings. But It was not appped °rodu ct an d after a brief expen. Muor Pthe cll~i(,8 It wa!~ n. k£'en dlsaprie-nce ~t But Dr. Koch Is sti ll work ing polntme d he ClllY yet m ake It ns distinct on It. an ns th~ diphtheria. serum has [l. success d -8S I firm ly h(>tten~, the Sf'Drproved nn . ·rum is destined to proy!? One let tever 8 neve r knoWS. . DI'. AI'onson's EXperlIDentS. "Dr Hans Aronso n , u. distIngulsheu bact eriolOgist of Berlin, Is the man who has brought the st'arlet rever serum t.o ils n t perrection . O ne ot the r easons .prese ha,'o been ~o late tn ge tting It In that 'lte ~ Is tha. t It was not p('rfected th1~l COe~!~t)y . and th at It Is very s low tn un r ment 'E,.en nOw scientists do n o t dcvelop ti at th~ renl sC'rm has b('>,~n a ll ~gr~~t tI~~ majority nrc of thE' opinion {~~~ the st reptococcus is the bona fide sca r- CR~e Experimental S tage. been somew hat ot It, t~?~hO c lr('ulu tlon o r the blood. blp (>fT£le ts from this n E'W serum. dtRn.!UP.~:r <,ven tn SCVE're torms, d(>cltned Jt~~d~r; w Ithou t interruption tram cnmnllcnt lonH . . The Cholera Infantum Serum. Of!, Is lOO ea rly, yet," concluded D r. Fischpr, "to for m an o,)lolon on the value t the nt'w l"'lcxner serum tor dysenlery ~IHJ chl1lt>ra Intantum. experi m ents Ion hleh are going on at the Rockefeller nw stitute in Baltimore, anti a 1so In Phl1a.t 1 L l . 11 bope that success u d~lphla. e- us a( It Prof, Flcx:n('r re1:lult" may come un~'arnU1tPd stateIs D JT~~!, t~~:~YOrlt out his dls('O\'e~ ~e~vlli be the means o.~ saving thuusal1 of chthl r en from dNl.lh. w~~ t~n tl~! ·aIU~ tht~ 3 nlthou~h g~n"c,;u'e ~ot Health Commissioner Claims That Joseph Cohen Has Allowed Chickens to Run About His Shop-Several t~'plHliri Times Warned. '<: b~ ORDERS STRAUSS ST. MAN OUT OF BUSI~ESS ,,,.d. (le-~crlbed I~mon n~t inj~ctlng anothcr In which I was ('onSl1 e . upon fled one baker to c hoose another voca .. both ot which I have recently used the . .. ... .. .... .. ... ... .. ..... .. ....... .. ..... :: ...~.......... . tion. Yesterday Joseph Cohen ot No. scarlet fe,'er Rerum wJth su ccess. -- _ 14 Strauss St reet, w ho bas kept a ~ I baker shop the re for some time, was " Tho first was n s~ .... cn month~' chllJ ot ~ healthy parents, bl'ough t up o n a paten t ,.,.... no tifled by Dr. Gre~ne that he must baby food after h~r flrst tour months o f give up hIs b usiness withIn the next lite. Although onl}~ s ix years Old. she has t hirty days o r he would be prosecuted. T he commissIoner says Cohen haa n lreadl· recoverd from one case 0 f plleu m <' failed to maintain a clean shop. I nd Is suscoraU llle to tonsllitls apf l D G t Id t Th hltlS nb a . a "'''hen she was stricken will· I Th • th r. reene 0 a reporter or e sCr~.n·lcet te·ver oo.rly laBt ~'ob.·uary. I hno Dr. Gr~ene Dec ares at IS. e Co ur ie r ,yesterday that the InterIor ot u ~ Co hen's Who p was In a tIl thy condItion. Only Way to Secure ImmunIty Ju dgIng trom the r e marks ot Dr. treatment whatev:er G reene, Co hen has a llowed hens to run g rave doubts that could s,,"ve he .. life. As Is usual In this eli.· From Sma ll pox. at large t hrough his shop. It has been ease. the kidneys a.nd bo wels re tused to re-p o"rted to the H ealth Department work altOgethe r'. I gave her an Inj ec tion or that Co hen ,y as not particular where Aronson's serum. a nd from that time (I ll • • , he these organs wo rked naturally. The usual D G e commlSSIOOet I p laced h is bread a fter it was baked. asct!otlc method was carded out to a VI)Jtl Dr. ""niter . reeD, I An Inspector o f the de partment aJIeges loca l Intectton. The ch lld's condlUo n llll - o ( hea lth, has given o ut a statement re- to have tound some bread on the noor prove d graduJ. lI y . and today she is a s woI3 ll gard illg s mallpo\. coud itions in t his city. amo ng fl lth and d irt just atter It had liS s he has e,'cr been. lIe fiods thot there were three. deaths co me o ut of the oven. "The ~('('ond ca~e . In which I was cn lle-d front thif., disE'RSl" in Buffalo durmg the DR. GREEXE'S TEST. In co nsulta lJon with ano ther phYSic ia n, wa s mo •• t !. o f April, a nd that there were but a n e ight-year-o ld g il I, who had bee n !Jicl~ Wh e n the tacts in Cohen's case were three days, and w hos(' temperature w a :! 1.(1-~ nine cnses of the disease reported. first r epo rted to Dr. Greene he sumdegrees. H('l' uulse Was weak a nd ra pId. COUlm(?ntin~ on this extremely lnrge mone d the baker to his office and d~ A very Intense eru ntlon covered tbe entirt) pe rcentage o f deaths, Dr. Greene says : manded a n e xpl a nation. The excuse body. Large n ecrotrc pa tchesof cothe vered thet throat. 1 gave an injection sca rle " That num b e r 0 f d en tllS would seem gIven by Co h en was considered a poo. • ! e,·er seruul. On the seco nd v isit. I noth.:etl to be out of all proportion to the num- one a nd he was ordered to have his . 11 Y w b en it place c leaned see tuto... the- (, Illire d isnpPcllrnnce or nec rotic patcbe9 bel' of cn~('s reported, espeClR that thoroughly It d id n ot get dirtyand in the o f t ht' throat a.nd the dis3.Poearance o f thl) Ruffolo had bre n n pparently free f rom obstruelion ot o ther (unctions Iden Ucal II tl ture . Subsequent visits by inspectors wIth my o wn. casa [ a.m Intonned that th'3 thp ('1iJ:;ease. IIowe~'e r, a le cRses, did. not show an y marked c hange, they ch l1u has nl most r ecQ>'·erec.l. with but one exception. were tr~ced to c laim, and Co hen was s ummone d to the "I do not hes it o.te to say," co ntinued Dr. o ut-or-town inf~ction. But the Import- ~ea lth D e part ment on Frida y. With Fls{'h~r, " lhul, glvc n propel' foo d, p roper nt 110int o f it n il is that none of them 1m was a friend , Who a ttempted to nurs ing. and propel' hyglen lc su rroundings. ~. d . , been s uccessfully vaccinated." ouch for Co hen's deSire to keep his patle-nts m ay be cu red of scarlet fever With/ ~1 e ' (>[ .' th eople to be 't"nc- place c lean hereafter, when Dr. Greene l he new serum as su rely as thc}, a rc o t Dr. Grcene lllges e p . 3aid Co h e n wo uld have to go out ot dlphthel'la with an tl~toxln . A ll ot us can c inat(>d n nd make themse lves ImmUDe ) usin ess. re me mber when diphthe rIa was a dlseu.Je from 8lI1nllpox. "Will yo u eat the bread Cohen a ll uarents d l·eaded. It was regarded 8 S ......oa.kes?" as ked Dr. Greene ot this kind s urely tatal. Now. b y the use o f serum, " in dIvidual. we see children In the last s tages c ured In ........ .. ...... " .......... ,, \'1',4 ·· .. "No," replied t he man quic kly. a tew hospItal. days . Th is Is the case a t a lmost "Well ever}' I ' th a t goes to s ho W that hI! " fE. . KE[P VACC INAT ING 8.;; ·1·· . . ... .,....... . ........ ..... .... ............... .. ... ... . . .t.1. pace Js n ot p roperly looked atter, Three Deaths III Fifty-Eight C a ses . . .. ~.sald th e CommissIoner. ' ·Dr. Baglnsky has kept a carefu1 recorflll' DOG BITES G I R L. Dr. Greene also an nounced yesterday or his s uccess with th e Bca rlet tever seru m ~ Stanton living with her par- that t hIs s um mer baker shops will be Tn th fi t g up o f cases n in eteen In all J... tM~l 87 Wad:::-w orth Street. was w atched by the department Inspectors E" Irs ro , ent , and biltC'n on th e right lE.·g b v a. an d vis ited regularly. L a st Summer he had o nly o ne death. In the secon J\ t k Id t be owned by Georg e B erge. seve r a ) bak e rs we r e warned by the de group, five eases , ho had no dc:lth. I ~h~' :rrl w~s tn k ('n to her home and a pal'trnent abo ut the co ndition ot thel; th e third group, e igh teen cases. he hat ph y s ician ",ns sumITo~ rg· D;:w~lnt~~1~ s hops. Seve ral were directed to have One death, a nd In the fourth group, l!Il x turned oyer to the e(t - -.:...;ii' screens put In theIr windows to k eep teen cases. o ne death. This makes a. tot t!. flcJals. the flies o ut. Last year Dr. Greene o f fl!t}·-elght cases a nd three deaths , or .. ........ ...... ... Ja ld a personal visi t to some or the 4, 2 per cent. ................ " ... , , >Iaces and found m iJlions of flies on " I understand t hat a number o f phY81 ~ :a kes and Bweetmeats t h at h a d just clans in t his co untry have sent for some ...... ~ ....... ..... .. .... .. . .... . ;o me out ot the o ven. N o a ttempt was o f th e A ron so n serum and a r e experlment- ....... .......... ..... .... . ... ... . na d e to keep the flies ort the cakes Ing with It. In ca.refu l and ~xperienced • 4 ntl l Dr. G r eene co mpelled the bakers hands, I ,aeE> no reason why .. he results '" ter Dis cussion. ) purch ase sc r eens. s hould not be as sa tistactory here as t h ey a I I "Flies a re dangerous" said Dr. have been a broad. Th opin ions o f Health Comm ss one r , " Th I' t dl "The specific action o r a nti-toxin In d lphe.. he rreene. e y a r e carr e rs 0 SeMe! theria Is- far great(>r. t..-omparatlvel y. tha.n Greene a nd Ci ty t n lust nd many cases ot ISlckness are ca used t he Rc tJon attained from the use a t: th is . supply of Buffalo" ere g ve t y fl ies conveying diseases trom one scarl pt t'ev£>r serum It Is too soon fo r eve ning to It gathering of Re publ cans face to another. I intend to k eep a me t o form d{'flnlte' conclusions upo n the of the 23d word. All th e info rmation lose watch on shops this summer." after f'tr('cts o f the trea.tment. ba.."1ed upon hat the h£"nlth department has beeen an experien ('(:! of only two c..ases. Bu t the t concerning t he con tnmclln lcal res ults were certainly striltlng. The Able to obtnin • t. pply a nd the arrect ot the serum on the tt.-mperatura ination ot the dty ~ n e l s u 8hows t hat It did Inhibit bacte ria.l produc ts. best meane of mep ttng the danger were "Ano ther interesting observation, in~o hC'arsed]t was u n i n tercRttng methcases, was the a lmost m elting awa~'lhor 9 reel "'d· .TI·w..'h goo d may be expected to after the tou r y. 0 H ~ 'elm"'e,,"," re came dO \\' n gradually. he re~ ult. ~ the lIrck , tn both cases" were nd s ubsldpd with t he d isappear ... manifestations. Dr Beginthat. all in all, the re are no ~d I, I ........ .. ......... �. .. ' ~;- .. ~ . ~ -= .... . .... .......................~ 1·~ ·~ ~C···~·?IJ'N·~~·c·~;··········-················-· ...................:............................ .. .. . .. : .. .. . . ......... . ... . ... . .. . . . ... . .... ... ... . . ...yHEMLOCK WATER .' BEST IN WORLD GE S A Y S I T NEED NOT B E B OILED. EXPERTS FIND NO GERMS .. 'BIologist .. of Alba ny and N eb) Y ork ,se arch in Va i n for Fec al 'Bactltrla in C:ty' .. 'D r inking Water. M ayo r Is Grallflltd. it~· D odg~ H tlctcrioloJl i ~t hns 1I 111l0tuu'cd C'harlt"s tho t lh t'l'(, " '1'ight h; no longer fiU)" neetl of boiling or tiltering the l Iemlock wnt(>r. 'r his a nnouncemen t if( mnde after u th oro ugh search on tbe I)Ort of hi m"'t..l lt' IInu exp<'l'ts in Alhany find ~ e w Y ork for di:sensc gcrllu.. in thE' c ity's drillk~ L d' . .. W, Iter D Greene lf7ho is ea tng tn H ealth CommtSSlontr a p' w,att'r Suppl" fior Bllffialo. to Obtatn a ure :.t v"".... ·.... ·.... ··.... '"j-" --".==::::-::::--:::-····· .. .... ·····.. ·· ···· ······T' .. \ . ........ . . ... .. . . .. . ...... '"i . 4, 1903 · · · · · ·········· · ·· ····· · ··· · ·· · · · · ··· Fi~·~· J·· ~ ·; ~. ~.· ... . . . .. . .. ~ vW' \ iug wu ter. On the bnsis of th e repo rts of th (>~e expcl't!'!. ::H ny ol' H ode nheck tODfidelltl\, dN'Jurel'< thut Ho<:he~tpl' bn s t h e b Cl'it drinking water of any dty in the worlo . On April 11th n comruuni('nti on wa s received by Commissioner of Public Safety Gilman trom Henlth Officer Goler, In clos· ing n report frOIl1 Profe9Sor Dodge, the biologiRt or th e city, with r t"fercnce to the c it:,'s wfitcr supply. stilting tbat fecal bnc~ t~riu huLl be~n f Oll nd in tlJ(l H emloc k Inl{C' water. nnd rccommpuding that th e wate\' be boUrd . uutll te!olU:; dem oDsh'nterl th e absence ot thrse ba c teria. ImTl1e~ dintely 111,)On tlw receipt of this commu ni catio n, and aftN' It coufe rence between ) In.r or HooE' nbe('k, Com mission er of Pllb~ lie ~nrety Gillunn, Comm issioner ot Publi c " . ork s Neville II ud C ity Enginee r Iii ishthe M ovement ~I', it wus d ecided to have the water exa min ed by othe .. biologi;<ts. The followio"to> week the MD,\". or bad occa . .. ..... .. ........... .. ..... sion to go to Albull." OD Oll(' or the bills pf'l1uilll; berol"e th e LegisJnture. H e cnlled ............~ .......... :........................................... ~!q~~~t:~t~I;~ e~~~::~i~~~::;~t o~r t:!e~l;~~rn~~ .. .. .... ... . .. .. ..... ... ........ ..... ...... ...... :.................................................................;, IS BECOMING A CRUSADE fOR PUREI NATIONAL f WAT[R GIVEN ISSUE IMP[TUS. Dr. Greene Receives Anonymous*tetter Charging That Polish Paper Quotes Him as Advisin~ Man With Rotten Limburge r to Send It to Emperor William. Drs. Greene and Hill and Assemblyman Cox in Ad. dresses Urge Imme. Ijiate Action. t he Stille 11iologi,t. Snmpl.. of wnter werp t·olle(·t~cl nt SpriUllwnter creek. Hem~ )ryc k lnke. thp r eservoi r Hnd from n tnp in the City Il u ll , find t\,O samples were sent to th f> Slflle Drplll't.llIent of llenltb. }t'our snmp le.-; W C'l'e f.tf'nt 81:0:.0 by lIayor H oden~ u{>ck to ]Jr. John P. iUlIDU, Of New York city, who tU rll ed them Oye l' to Dr. guw:tl'd K. ])ItUhUUl, ot the Xew YO l'l~ rnh'el'sity ill the Dcpnrtmcnt of Pa t h ology. 011 April ~-.lth last Dr. George B IIl Dler, or th e Buresn or P nth ology, repo rted on rhe ~n mpl e~ ~(> nt to him thnt neithel' samples of w at('l" ,!o\howed any evidence O't organic C<JutHlIlimtt ion, al t hnllgh n Inrj.!'e num~ ber ot bacterin was toulld in each sample, whi ch he ~n id WIlS c1oubtJes~ purtly du e to multiplicatio n during tra DslUis~ion . In the Cflse or ('uell slllllpJe the fermentution tc~t did not Hil o ,," the presenre of colon ba cillus. and no pathogenic bacterin we re detE"Cted. On . \.lJril 27tlI Dr. Dunham S{'nt hi~ re~ rOJ't, in whh~h he 8nili lhat the ~n wp !e~ .,ho\Y('d the pl'es('onre of a J!reut number ot bacteTin. Iliit that th('n~ w as 110 o('cflsioll for thiuklU,L:' that tlte water was badly, it at nil. cOlltaminnted. Afl('r th e receipt of. these rpports tl ( U I'thrr ('ollfrren('e was held with th e abo \'en AmN) o tlleiall'i anti Professor Dodg('. 'rhls O('('lIITCU nbout n weck ngo. P ro ( eFlso r Dorlg-E" t h rn ~tnled tll1lt the uumb1"'r of bactf'riu. iu tit€' wutrT' h nd h('cn growing less, i:lTld ht.) hopf'd with ill II week to rt"p rt thnt til(> \Yut E'1" WHf' ill its lIsllal co nditi on. Y es~ terdny the followillg lettt'r wns reeeh'ed from ll enlth OfU cer Golf'r: li on. (; eorgf' A . GIIlllllll, Comm lsslon"':- of Several days ago Dr. Greene recei",ed IS a letter from an East Side cheese manufac turer saying that he had fortythat Tho reCul ar monthly m eeting o-c the 230 one CRses of 11mburger cheese "'·ard R epublican Club was held at Kai ~ were rotlIng in his cellar and asking lIer's IT::l1l In Ve.rmont Street last evenil1&'. for ad vice as to the disposition of the the princ ipal t opic oi discussion was the stuff. Dr. Greene wrote back and told condition of the wuter now being supplled the man the best way ot ridding himan1j the plans for a rllterlng plant. Th e selt of the obnoxious cheese would be pnncip.LI 8lwake-rs of the G\'enin g were to cart it out to the garbage crematory. As~embl l' m an Cox~ fl ealth Commls.!(oner Yesterday the Health Commissione r Or( enc and City Chemist Hill. re ceived a communication trom someMr. COX WAS first to SPHlk and gav e body who signed the card, "A friend ." Publi c Hllt('t.\· . n O('hcJotte r, :\ . Y. : 1 )pnsth y descripti on or tilt" system now i fUr: lh'lntlnJ,:' to Ih(' prese nt {'ondltlon or liscd nnd or the Br)U1CC-S of the present It is as follows: "Polak W AmerycR, fh e H('rulotk wutel' supply. Proft."IUiOl" Dod~e that prominent Polis h paper, reported \\'ater suppl)w. He I)olntrd oui. many ways r epor ts und('t· lin t€' of Mny 11th, os ro l1ow~: ~11 which the- watc'r ('011111 he ch'en to the in th e copy or May 7th about the we11 - " As It b II OW two \\ eek~ slure tf'sts ha"e own troublE" ot a poor Germa n specu- Indlratcd thC' IlI'PJoll'nc(, or tc cnl hac·tf'rla In ,pie oC CUe cfty in a purr!T stale and tor with his torty-one cases of fine I h,.. H C' ml ol'l, 'wu ter. I think thnt It I ~ rNl"on. mly ad\'o('ated the a('ttulslU('tn of n. tH~ to cOll ~ l dl'l' that I he wa ter Is rt~nln In t ril1g' pla.nt. Imburge.. that you advised him to ublc n ormul con dltlou nnd thnt Illte rlng DUll 1.>011Accordi ng to 1\(r ('ox the water ta ken pack that maladorous cheese well and lug Ul:.t y ::,u rt.·ll' bf' (lI'il'on t tnu ed. ·· Ill'speCI rn llJ- "'u lmlltted, 0·.I0, .n"" the lnke at \\' ('!it SCI1(,(:a. is \'ery im~ to send it as a present to WilHam II. GIl(] hp said that unlf'ss the pipes Now we know very well that you never GEOIlGE A. GOLlm. made such a proposition:' pln('~d fut·ther out in thb lake or a. Henlt h Otneer. Dr. Greene, in regard to the matter ;\I Ryor Ho<l('nl.crk saill yc~terd n :v sftel'plant hUllt. there was serious said: " 1 never wrote to that man an d noon with rt'feren cf' to thE' repol't: of an epfd£>mlc of ff.'\·el·. "It is g-rntiryitl~ to rel!eive this report (' Collowec1to.tl·. Cox and told said h c had better pack the c h eese sendI it to thetold Emperor of °bert - fr om ' P r o-f(>I;I"ju l' l) o uJ.(P. It iti to be exvectl'd immediate need or a. Rl t erlng plant. and many. simply hIm the e8 . . thin£ to do would be to take it out to that 111 thE' spr111~ of th(' .r€'Rr the \\nter Chemist lUll also 8IlOI(p along the the crematory and have it destroyed. will n ot Uf' in n~ good condition ns Sl (I~I' Iinc.a and ;avc soma sla.rtllng (acts I do not want the Germans of this city the I;IJ>rln~ rregb~t~. I bf-lieve tbat R ochesi*l>le"rlllnl1: the germ prollenl<,s of t he to get down on me for something I t el' bas the Tlur~t stIppl.,· ot watpT in the l ed to th e elfy. have not done. It such a stateient " orld. nnrl it if! on(' of. tbp chief as~ets ot dlscuf;.~lon folJowed the was issued In the Po1ish paper, t ie tbe cih' nnd ,,-hould be pre<;erl'"ed. )hu'h of In wh ich the memb<>rs ot lhe untrue." _ _ tht' he~lth of th(' people of the city is du e At the next . . ....~ .. .... .. .. ........ .. ........ .... .. to UtI' <'Ollclitioll ot the water. will drllvcr ~ " 'Y hitp. it i~ impol'ulI1t that the cit.t" itc;clt ...................................... .. ........ ....... ... .. fiohouTd be snpplled \\itb pure water, it is ~ equally ll~ il1l!lortnnt th nt 111f' townq nnd - . 1 • •",.. l'i1JU,lll)~ th(' (·it),. . . . .. ... . . . . . ... .. . .. ... .. , . . ..... . . . . . . . . .. . ... • • ••- • • • • • • • • • • ot whi chndjoinin~ pa!';!; to nnd from tht' the inhabitants C'ity dufl;l~, ITU ATION ALARMING I 1 should uIso bp f'lIrpli£'ci with th,. whole-!ilome wOtf>l'. To RlIflJlb' a town ndjncrnt to the rtmE'nt was notified Yl~~~rd~ case of FrAnk ilarris.1II cily with 111l\\'hOlf'some water 'would bE' as 3 years Old, livIng at No. 22 ColorAdo dn nJ;eroll S II~ !"l1pplyin,lt u ward in the city Street . The boy was bitten by a do!," 'with ullwhol(>$ome wn ter." snjd to be owned by A. B. Hal!. of No. DOG DI TES DOY . =-e~llh.. 2220 BRiley A venue. h .... ...... WAITIlITG FO~ THE MAYOK. B calttl CommlsS1!oner Gree ne, City Chemist ddd ,{$semblyman Cox, In atldressi ng t he TWenty.thlrd Ward R ePllbl1can Club at its monthly meet. Ing last night, discussed the llres~lng Iss ue of p ure "'':ller, and advocatcd a filte ring plallt as the remedy for the g rowing pollntion of tbe supply. The addresses are timely, and show a con tlnuing Intent on the part of those public servants which promi es well for tbe Impro,ement demanded by our nlti p~ople. At present ~he matter is at a stand. sllll. It Is waiting for )1<1)"or Knight, who Is to return In a day or two from .h is fishing trip. When tbe final trip up tbe lake to get samples of water was propc>sed, Mayor Knigbt, wbo will have a hand In whatcver local action Is finally tak en, was InvHed to go I along, and M his request t he trip was d elayed t1ll his return from the 'Woods. As soon ns be returns It Is hoped D r. Greene w1ll complete his collec l!1on of samples and at once report bis find ings to the Council, and press his sugges· tion of a commission to pl1Qvlde a rem· edy. Tbe getting of samples 'h as taken conslderahle time now and has no doubt been very thorougbly done. J ust why It Is deemed necessary to get samples at this time Whe n the water is reported to be much better than two months ago, Is n ot quite clear. Tbe purpose In view Is not to show how good the water Is or can be In sum· mer, but to demonstrate had bad !t is in fall and sprIng and protect the pub· IIc trom tts pollution at those Umes. Ho wever, no fault can be fo und on the score of thoroughness. Let us ~now It all but let no time be wasted atter tbe preliminary facts are In. The cure Is ,the thIng, and if the mel!bods successtully employed by other clMes are to be studied " ith any Thorough· n e~s ll!t nil In proportion with tbe care used In'' ascertaining the existing ~ n· MUons, there ds no time to he lost. As It ·15, we will hard ly get a remedy u n· jIr way before n ex;t w inter . ., .- ~ ~rr • • • •• • • • •••• • • • 1 l)jU' ......................... '" ........ . :t.··,···:··i ····························· .. ..... ..... .......1:: \j V-\ ........................................ :::::;::====--FURTHER TESTS OF CITY WATE~ == ~ r ~f A YOR AN D H E.4.L T H D E PAR T~fE N'I O FFI CI .4.LS ~fAK E T RIP TO D IFFE R ENT POI:~ TS ON LAK E. For the purpose of obtaining samples ot the water Buffalo's popula.tIo n Is drin ki ng. Mnyor Knight .and a party ~! city officia ls made .. triP up the In aboard the fireboat W. S. Grattan, yes: terday In cluded in the party were. Mayor' Knight , Health CommIssioner Greene City Chemist HIli, City Bacterlo~st Bissell, Dr. W. S. Mosher, As· slsta nt City Chemist; Ald. J. Thomas Harp F ire Chief McConr.ell, Water Suo pprin tenden t HheenriIe~IT~n, rfe~~r?:;:;t~ Diebold ot t d at th e following Samples were secure He pain tti: T wo mtl es trom shor~. ~~~: 36 Woodl awn B each. depth ,,0 h rocks" teet; three miles from the thl~ve miles ~u~:'~s~u~f' ~~~~';"i~~ ~~~~'Il~e~~;t;: teet; three·sqtuart~f:ntfa~d halt a mile west ot th e ee . th 32 teet· five trom the bre~~~'al~r~~~ Northern' Elemiles west 0 e t r of a mile from va.tor and one -quaT he 33 1-2 t eet: onethe breakwa 11, t~ePi the Red LIght and halt a mile sou o 'J from the break· one-quarter ~11a t · one-eighth of a. wa 11, depth, '"Dum~y Light. In the mile west ot the d th 18 tee t · Emer· Canadian current efo t~et and: lastly, aI d Channel. dep th,\:ater~o~kS Intake. currents near ~~I sell w11l b egin thefr Drs. Hill an 15 'n the imn1ed late tests ot the s:ml~ ~~e\r reports to the tuture and su m .Common co un cil. """" ./i!ee J•• �........; ............................ .............................. . ...... ..... r:- " .. ... .. . ......... .. ....... " .. ... .... . ..... . ~... ...............\.\. .~ ... ..........: .................... =="f==<='>;============ VACCINATING TO BEGIN SOON E5TIN6 TH E WA+ER iN LAKE ERIE ......................A..:...............:~.~.................. .............................. ................................ 1}~~,~:~,;f,;~~:,:~;:",; fiECmN"G'· ' fRU·iT the .\'Inltnnt b~' Health...Qlwuui sioncr G~ ...nnrlto ~laJor sud"ampi others ~· ~st(·rduy, 81)('lIre Knight additional •• , D IS GO~ [ R E n Of cOIlt'~e uothiug ('fin bE' known ns to what the '"'" of "atcr al various point.. wiil show IIntii ,hey have Health Commissioner Notibp~n put through lhe process of ani 8RlIlpics fIes S ~h o ol Principals That MAYOR KNIGHT AN D OTHER al),;i ' IInll~r dln' clio n of City Chcmist lI iil, ,,·ho. with Dr. William O. Bissei, on May 25 th City Physi- CITY OFFICIALS TOU R THE Cit~· Ba l·,criolop:bt . waH with .he COllllllbsiOIl~l' nnd cians Wi ll Visit the Public HARBOR IN FIRE TUG. toul, the sallJples oj Sch.fJls. NINE The following notice has been sent to all the public schools during the past week by Heaith Commissioner Gr~ "Beginning during the week commencing Monday, Ma.y 25th, and con tinuing until completed. city physician. will visit public schools of this city for the purpose of vaccinating those pupIls who have not been successfully vaccinated within a period of five years. HIn giving you this notice, I desire to direct your attention to t he pro,isions of section 105 ot chapter XIV ot the city ordinances. which prohibits the admittance. to any public school. of any pupils who have n ot been vaccinated or who have no t h ad varioloid; and it is your duty, theretore, to exclude from school any such puplls. "However, that no time may be "lasted, and that there may be as little confiict as possible. I wo u ld respect f u lly request that you make announcement ot the above to parents or guardians, through the pupils. that they may have their children vaccmated or assent to the vaccination by the city physicians in the schools. "Each child vaccinated by th e city physicians will be furnished with a shield to protect the wound from infection . and printed instru ctio n s." The annual meeting of P u blic Sch ool No. 44 took place Friday evenlng . T he following officers were elected: P resident, Hugo Eickelber g; vice president. Charles Goodeli; secretary. Louise M. Brown; ftnancial secretary, H a n 'y Schuher; t reasurer. Raymond D u ttweiler . Miss Lillian 1\1 Walker of the School or Practice, a tormer mem bel' or the facuity of No H, favored those present 'With several vocal seiections. P ublic School No. 44 will r u n an excu rsion to Niagara Falls on Saturday, J u ne 6th . tor the children. On the afternoon or next T uesday Supt. Emerson wili talk at the "mothers' meeting" in School No. 43. Schooi No. 29. "the little brick school with the big entertainment," w ill h ave s omethin g t o s how t he parents ot tha t ~trict on J une 12th In St. Jude's ~ .................... Ay .. ·.. ·1 ..I .~... ........... ... .. =-·~ · · . . . .. ~~·· · ··~ ·· I .. - ·' ... ..... ............... . . lireat Number of violent ~ealih Dceo~::s~:,~~e~~e~n~~s ~~:~~~ shol\'~ th at ~l\'ere U \' iolent deaths In Burralo last month. Six persons killed the-mselyeR with poil=lon and thre(l hanged themselves. T en deaths were caused by fracture ot the skull and three by burn~. Fifty-onp per so ns died from con sump· tion, eighteen fl'om cancer, thirteen from t~'p hoid tever. 3. trom pneumonia, :~; f;~~:f:e;~:~~,:~':;~~~:r:~~~:::h::~ ·................ ·MAy............ ,!:. ................. .. .... ......................... ............................... . COMMISSIONER GREENE BUSY . \' The News tells H ealth £ 9 1ftSSion~ Gree~ to hurry and ge t his samvle!) alm"'lll.ake a report upon th e condition o f' the water supply an d the hest way ot improving it. 'f he H ealt h Corn mi s · sioner is one at t he I!m·t who prefers to b e safe rather th all sorry, and the , N e\\s may r ely upon him to furnish a \ report which will be cornlJlete and exstive and will show a grasp of t he ject In l'E"rt"shing con t ras t t o some the Slipshod slftleme nts made by o Hciais acting perfunctorily. Health Commissioner Greene Is ju st the man for this work. H e" HI perform it conscientiously amI wh en his r eport is in t here wiii be might)· iittle to add to it. Such a man ought to b e given a ll the time he wants to ma k e the In\'estigat ion and then submit hi s conclusions ~ summaries. SAMPLES A.l\,ALY S I S OF N I I\' E OF WATER BOTTLESFtiL " 'I LL B E SU B'llTTED TO COll ~I ON COUNCIL. Commissioner of H ee.Jth Waiter D. ·ook a party or ci ty officiais J • CLERK METZLER AND HEALTH INSPECTORS ORDER SPOILED PINEAPPLES AND STRAWBERR IES, EXPOSED FOR SALE, THROWN AWAY- KEEPING CLOSE WATCH. W31e-r has now CO\ ered two months anu the tour of ycstcnla)' is oniy of ,pecini sigui/kance if It "hail support or emphaslze whllt was learned by cariler iests. The rea son for saying tilis is simpie; If the tcsts maLle yes· terdny :-.llalJ Rhow ~hat in Sl1mmf\l', w ith the lake quiet and, tI'cams iow and ail c urren ts unrlisturbea. the water ;s fouled by Smokes Creek or Buffai o H inr , thRt wili greatly emphasize the danger, tor it will show it is co ntinUOIIS Ril tlH' rcaI'. If, on the other hand , with ail these conditions favorable, the t'Hrl'ents tbat ordinariiy supply the intake arc relatively pure. the fn ct ,,, iii not co unt against what was sbown hy ibe tcStS in )Iarch. If we b8,'e typboid in the water one montb in the year or tbree 01' four, it Is a stale of things not to he tolerated. ) 'or the co mpletio n of the record, yCSterday's tcsts were perhaps desirable. but in All)' ('a~e the n ecessity (or a pure r waier stlpply i~ alreacly amply provE'u. ARKETMEN attempting to toist r otten and decaying fruit upon an unsuspecting public got a bad joit at the Elk Street Market this morning when :'Iarket C ierk William Metzler and two inspectors sent out by the HeaJt 9 Department descended upon thn t ma kg[ and corraled several crates ot over-ripe strawberries and numerous b arrels of rotten pineappJes. At one place "isited by the Market Clerk nnd the health inspec tors. three barrels ot plneaples were being of· fered for sale. They dug down into these barrels on the top of which some pretty good looking "pines" were dlspiayed, and when they got through they had conqemned two barrels out of the thrE'e. much to the dissatisfaction ot the marketman , who was In hopes of sho"ing this bad stuff of! in the SaturdE"Y rush of trade. Th en the "destroyers" marC'hed on to another stand on th e Eik Street Mar ket and when they were throu gh Hberrylng," numerous crates of o v e r~ ripe fruit of the s a nd - hili vine h ad ee ordered to the dump. ween the Market Clerk's forcea d thooe or the Heaith Departmen t. he truit men al'ing the marke t. wil l 'have a pretty hard time or it In e n deavoring tv work off decayed t ruit and \"egc tables the balance at the summer sea'!4on, for from now on a close watch wili be k ept to see that the publlc III not dec(, I\'ed into buying t h is good~ hing, disease- breeding trash. M ... 1; W' L.--fl'.... .. .. .... ............ .. :-.. T MARKET \ walrl'. The " 'o rk of gathering and testlng or eight milss yesterday in th e new fire tug W. S. Grattan and obtained samples of the water at different points and depths. The object ot the trip is to ascertain th e condition of the water for drinking purposes at this end of the lake. Analysis of the samples will be mad~ immedia.t-ely anO a r e por t submitted to the Common Council a week from Monday. In the party yesterday were ~layor Erastus C. Knght. H ealth Co mmissio ner Greene, Bacteriologist W. G. Bissell of the Hee.lth Department. City Chemist Hill and his assislant. Dr. W. S. Mosher; Supt. of W ater H enry Lyon, Ald . Harp. hlef Bernard J . :'IcConne li of the Fire Departme n t and George Diebold . Samples of wat'er w ere taken at nine dit'terent points, all the way from the cent-eT ot the lake six miles from the harbor, to the intake at the mouth ot ~lagara Riv e r. The first bottloeful was taken outsIde at the government breakwa ter a.bou t two miles tram shore. op, poslte Woodla \\'11 Beach. It "'as found .... .... .. ......... ..... ... .. that the watoer was 36 feet deep at this point and the sampie was taken at ~R.v'.. about 28 feet from the surface. th e object i .........w is quite right in speal<being to avoid the sediment from the , ng of Health Comrnh~slo n e r Greene as bottom and get a fall' sample of the one of the .so rt or omclaLs Who l\'ou ld water. 1( th e sewag e fr om '3mok e's rather be sate than sorry It dd d Creek forces Itself Into the lake any The ~E~" .. a s, an d1stance It wIll be visiblp in this sample The N.EJW~ heartily concurfol: T he second stop was m ade thre~ nish R. re~~r r~~ ~~.on him to turmlla; from shore opposite th e Hamburg whIch will be ~ompl:tt;-r ~1PIY) hills. It Is claimed that .the best water 11austh-e and will show a aras e~r obtain'able n ear But'falo Is to be had at th e subject in refr es hing ~ont~st about this point. The depth was found to Stome of the sIlp~hod statement! to be 36 teet. made by omciais aCling pertuncThen the Gra Man steamed di r ectly torjllb across the lake t o five mBes southeast. ot Windmill P oint and six mil es southU AV west of the harbor and a sample was ......... ... ""~,.... .. .. .. . hauied out 40 teet b elow the surface the depth of th e iake being about 48 teet. The water looked about the same in th e bottle as the one procured near the Hamburg hllis . but the analysis / ' . may show a dlt'fe r e n ce. ChFI topher Mohr's Dog Several stops \!""e r e mad~ just outside ot the breakwater on the return trip was too well trained. (or the purpOSe of determining whether any at the contamination from the A dog's faithfulness in t h e defense ot Steei Plant distri c t is Imparted to the h is maste r mnd e trouble fo r the anima i water that d1,stance out. These sample~ and a man who a ttempted to trifle wit h were taken near the openings tn th the animal yesterday af't-ernoon. -The brea k water and their quality will in dog Is the prope rty of Chris topher so-me measure settle the important questio n wh e ther t h e lake supply Is renl\~ohr , a. night wat c hman who Uves a t dered Impure from South Buffalo No. 85 Wo~ppcl :=! treet. In t h e sa m e sewage. house lives Frederi c k \Vn ldwesser, with Gradually the depth of the lake grew whom Mohr Is well acquai n ted. The less u ntil it was (ound to be only 19 two men met in front of their h ouse yes feet near the hors eshoe reef and t erday a fternoon. The dog was with d Ull1ll11y lighthouse n ar the mouth of Mohr. th~ ha.rbor. The watel' at this point did "That dog wouldn't allow anyone to not look as clear as that obtRlned in the lay a hand on me," h e said. jokingly to bottles farth er down the lake. Com"~ald",.'eSAel'. missioner ot Public ,Vorks Ward and "Oh, I don 't know," was the r eply, others contend that if th e city were to "he wQul Jl1'l pay any attention to me," construct a tunnel to this point, 01" " vV e,' _ you tr)' It and see." said Mohr. about a mile from the p re5e nt Intake a nevel'-fatllng supply of good wate; 'Val e" !::iser made a t elnt at :Mo h r. Would be found. The ne~\ thing he knew, the dog, a big ·In order to test Engineer Rudolph Scotch c( iiie. had left the imprint of two H e r ing's th eo ry that a pure supply teeth In .lls ch in. 'Valdwesser went to Could be pl'oc ured from the Emel'al(l the office ot Dr. Edward B. Sch wartz a t Channel a bottle \\'as filled from w ater No. 1364 Fillmore avenue to h ave the running there. The last sample was wound cauterized. :Mo h r took t h e dog taken from iJnnledlat't'ly nflrth of the Into th e house and reported the case to Intake at the mouth or the river, th e the police of the twelfth precinct. The task being accomplish d under considh ealt h 3W ' ' '1es th en wer e notified erable difficulty owing to the swift fto" - alftl th e dog today ",Ill be taken up so Ing c urrent. The fire t ug Rwung around and pointed Its n08e up the lake close It may be k e pt under obsen'ation to see to the Intake, while City Ch emist' H ill It it deyelop8 rabies. There is 110 SllSand his h ei p ers snatched a bottleful of ~on that th e "nimnl was mad. ...J. w?;ter from n-ea r the boltom ot the ri ver. I· We obtained samples last winter whlle the Ice w as on the lakp from most of these points." said Dr. Greene, "and today we took them because the w eat.h e r and SEason of the year will show the water at its best. The analysis will p r ett y well dete-rmlne whether we can get a pure water supply trom Lake E rie o ~, whether fl Itration will be nec- ON ................,.................. . TER REPORT READY. Hea h Co~oner Greene W ill S u b. mit Facts About City's W ate r Suply 10 the council. Health Commissioner Gr~ene, City I Bacteriologist Bisseli and City Chemist Hill were tn con ference yesterday J:'TC· paring th e report whI ch is to go to the Common Council tomorro"r concerning the co ndition of Buffalo's water. "Dr. Bisseli and Dr. Hill have finished their ex aminations of the samples secured last Saturday," said Dr. Greene this atternoon . "They have made thei r reports to me and we are now embodying them In the general report whic h . was called tor by lh~ Common Council II several months ago." "1Vhat will be the substance of the report?" Dr. Greene was asked. "! cannot say In advance. It would hardly be the right thing to do. The report will be made public when it 1s presen ted to the Board at Aldermen ~I onday . I would prefer to say nothing about it until t h em." It Is underl"tood the greater part ot the report has been reauy for weeks. Dr. Greene had tests of the Lake Erie r "'8 ter made last fall. He wlShed~tO have other tf'sts made in the spring, and held his r eport until thIs time. I I I I I I - . �MAY 2................................... ;) .................. .......... RrV ' F IM E..NOULRE:. .. ..... ... ...... .. .. ....... ;"'; .:.l. f •.. .. •. •• ••. .. .•• ••• .•.... UR[ WATER MUST 1ASSERT LAKE B[ HAD ~!,!.~l, ~?~! YW ATER IS BAD 1 . Health Commissioner Greene, Alive t o the Situa(lOn , is at Work Solving Problem. CHICAGO AND CLE VE LAND Costly Municipal Experi. ' ments are Under Way at Other 1 Large Lake Center). VALU ABLE OATA .' W hill did y Oll find the contiition (\C the w ater to lJe (rom yom' samples t aken the d a y? " w a s aske(l of Health Cvm~,",.slo,ne' r \Y o..lH:: f D. G r t-t! n e last evening. "'Y o ha\'en' l ha(l a r~ort ye t ," was t h e -repl y. " lhe w ork of anal ysis Ii. in lJTO- gress" Dur ing th l' pa.~t {u\ uays l he wat er has aopar.en tly l.H::Cn of im pf u\ ell quality, llut t he CommissIoner tlOt:s not Infer f rom tha.t hat t he crusade for pure w ater ::>h,.ulu cease. "Su tTalo," s ai d Dr. G r ef'ne. " is a. g r eat and growl n,; Cil y. and the water problem must b e !whed lioo n er 0 1' Jittel. Thel'e is no sr-n SG In hav ing p('oplp. to li ve l:l. goodly l-Iart o f the ).(' r on hoilecl water. T he ",h ole question Is ri l1e for Investigation LJ" 8. comm issIon, assl:!ted by the bes t oht~tn:Lbl e e xpert op inion b ...'To r e ca liillg u~on a )at'ga a mouut or monf'Y· "Let th e- c lt b en s take up thl::! matter ant.! call I n some 6xpert o t nationa l reputalion t o look th e gTouQu OVf>r It is no t :n~esMU'Y t ha l th f' Y s hould take my word ror it or thp word o r D r . Hill or D r Bissell It Burralo ts to s penu a couple ut millions in Iml)r ovtl1g ht.' r watet' :SU Pt11 y it is 8\1 r e l ~ ~ ort h while to get all obtu inaul e light on t ht: s l1hJect." AT ALL TIM ES ;~r.~~~.a~r~~:':~:l~~~I~~:~:tt:B::~~~:~!hI~ll$2.000.~ i~~~ tala could be had for not to ex ceed \ 000." "Whi ch might be raised by au Issue of • long-lel'lu bonus'!" Experts' Report on Samples Recently Obtained Says Supply Problem Demands Careful and Extended Study by Commission. N eoe solty of L ife. "The cos t Ollgh t to he spr('ad over a long term so that the burd~n might be shared by those tha.t a re to co me \\ ho \\' 111 part Irlpnte in the be neH ts. T here Is no cxtn1vagnnc(' nU{lu t ) t . Pure wa ter is Q. neces~it)· of liCe '8.n d it is p1' udence rlS well as (-Cono m), to 5% that tht! Veo- llie f!'et it. . "Bu((alo with h e r future l))'ospects can t offoru to have 1>..'lll water lIer loca tion on lhe uonlel' o [ Lake E rie leads man,y p~oJJl~ to bellc\·e that l1u re Wdter IS ea.sil y c\blalnablc by gt'lill g ou t ta r enoug'h IO to E ALTII Commissioner 1Yalter D. ( Gr.e£.ll.e this f!mIPMn g made publi c the Inlte to a \Toi d a ll possibility a con h nr- re port on the condi tion of tamillatlng cu rrE:l1ts. Lake El'ie water. The report was trans"'l'hal Is one o f the quest10ns no w in mitted to the Board of Alderm en. On prQce~s o r solution, nnd its bc-aring on the this report depends the ques tion whether filtration tluestlon is obvious, Cle\'eland It Is advisable to place an intake fart her has: grown ltroo of boiling her wa~E'r a~~1 ul?r~~e r!~~~t i~ as follo ws: " In acc? rdIs now buildmg a tunnd ex tendmg SIX snce with a. r e90lu tlon paesed by 'Your I s out into the lake. 1 ha\'e w ritten Honorabll.' BOdy on February 24. 1903. wE' me . beg Il'BVe to submit the- fo llowing repor t I to Dr. F'rE'c1 E'rich. lI{lslth CommiSSioner of upnn the condition or the water ot La ke Cle\'eland and his nply is no t \'e-ry re~ Erie, th rough , . hi b lief that "Snmplfs of wate r were taken assuring. lIe e."(pres~es s e the ice In F('bruary. 1903. a t a dep th of pure wat ~l' is not to be obtained fro m from eight to torty feet~ at differe nt T k E ie and that the o nly '''8l' to ge t poin ts comm-cncing at the Junction of the u8 e r ci l Y line and " 'est Seneca to a poin t op Il is lly filt ration. He seems .t o be a t Yar~ posite Bay V'Iew. and at a distance at iance with hIs locnl aut ho1'ltl e5 on this from on£' to t hree miles fro m s hore; and . a lso on t he Canadian side opposi te 'Vlnds ulljt>ct. mill po int, at 3. distance of a bou t ~wo • • m iles 90u theast from t hat point to wllhCl d en.go s Ente r pr1se. in one and one-half mile!! ot the Dummy LI':!hl' and at the oo. m(' ti m e samples were •'Chicago Is going ou t a distance of 1( drawn trom the ci ty mains. '1 into the lake fo r pure water and "Also on May 16. 1903. nine sa mples were 011 e s . .. . . tak en at approximately the sa me po ints' the authorities of the "'l1d~.' Clt~ rpgatd as those t a k en In February. under the it In the ltght Of . a huge exper im en t . mos ~ ~dea l condlt10ft; hnvln2' h .s lli h"lght, They're not by any mE'an~ cellain that ~::'~ """'if~. th c)"re going to Ret pHre "illEr. 1 hav e H "On both occasions when these samples of watt!r we r e taken the lake had been Wldisturbed by winds for a long period a nd sed imentation wos co mplete. "It .is the unanimous opi nion of your committee that the southeastern portion oC Lake Erie is contaminated to a greater o r Ie-55 degree a t all times, a nd. while t he water from farther up the lake is better than that within twO miles of shore. it is our opinion that a n intake placed anywhere from five to ten miles up the lake would give good water but fo r a limited period of any year, tor the reason that the eastern end ot the lake is sha llow, being on ly fony to sixty feet deep, an d the p revailing wind being from the so uthwest. d uring storms the lake bottom is disturbed a nd the water shows a poll uted condition. "Our co nclusions are that the problem o f water s upply ca lls for a "ery ca reful a nd extended s tudy of the situation and, to that end, we would suggest that authority be vested in His Honor, lhe Mayor. to appoint a. commission tor that p u rpose. " WALTER D GR EENE. "Health Commissioner. "W ILLIA~ G. BISSELL. '·Bacterlologist. "HERBERT M. HILL. "Chemist:· ~N 0 COM MIS SION TO ..; ............................. ~~~;(~te;~/Om~~l!C~~~a~:<l '\~;o;~,,~~o;leve. a~:no~·~l1t1~~ ~~~Sn~: ~~it:O~.E'~igw~;:I~~~;~ a hurry. Rurrnlo may be able to profit f STU DY WAT ER SUP PLY by the expe-rlence of he>r nf>ighbors in this matt er. Before expending any llirge S\lm of moneoy W~ want to be sure we're light. "'e han: ohtain(i samplE'S of wntr>r tram lnltc o.11d rl" eri and we are collec t- AbD u.l Fil t ue,l Water. Aldermen Refer Health Commissioner Greene's Report nnd Rec ommendations to Bonrd of He alth and Alderm a nicWater Committee. "There a l e two kinds of fi llers. They ing n11 ohtnlno.ble elata. \ "In additlon to this I think a commisare hot h o t sand, b u t Olle Is called mesion of citizens ~hould be authorizrrl t o chamca l filtra l loll and the o lhN Is the gel the opiulon of e;Ome man of nationa l slow ~and proc~s. In the m echOi oi eal repu tation on th e local situation Then. filter a lu m l5 In trod uced, p roducin g quic:lt whE'1I wc' arC" 3~stlred of our plans we ('ali p reclvll [lUon at orgnnlc rna lte r 10 th e The first battle in the campaign for a as good water as ca n be fo u n d al'!?"w here o u ts ide the Horseshoe Reet. 9..'al ill'. The s low ~a nd p roct"ss is OjH.'·1:go ab eau and J;lrovide a. water systt=m purer water su pply for Buffalo was Dr Greene said be did n ot pret end a.led wl t h Qut the a la at l;hc micals. 'I'his waged b efore th e Board of Aldermen to b~ an en gineer. but he believed it is the Eu rop ea.n Hlt el'. T he mec hani cn.1 that n III mee t the wants of Butfal0 for yeste rday , the ne t result being that was the d uty of his department t o test in whleb alum 1s lISed Is the AmerHealth CommiSSioner Gr~e's repor t, the wate r ane report on its condition. the nex t 40 years," s ystem, a nd i t fiUel::> 15 to IS tlm t;S indica:tlng"1fie condl't1ttn o f the water M r. Hering. he declared. was a n e n ~ In the lake. was r e ferr ed to the Boa rd glneer. but hE' was nei ther a bacterlor a pidly as its E\1ropean r i\'al." R iver W a t er All R ight. of Health an d the Committee on ' Vater logist nor a chemist. The water h ad ··Are t hese syetems in practkal use in C"rlp t. McNamara, 1\ ho with 1\Ir. Dunbar, for further r ecom mendations. T h€; b een tested. both bacteriologically a nd thJ s CQU ntrl 1" fath(:' r of the p r psen t CounCilman, took BDard o f H eal th consists o f t he Mayor. c hemIcally by his department a n d h a d ··YE."e, th o 1 8.rg~t mechanical filte r sotll1dlngs and ",tudied all t he wa ter cur- the Co mmissioner of PubliC Works a nd been found to be growing worse tor the tha t 1 kn ow ot is at Bast JE'1'8~y . I beren ts at thc' ti m .. the p re~ £:nt wa ter works the Commissioner of H ealth. last ten we-a rs. , ., Id he Uev~ th ey call the location Little }:I'a lls. The Question came up on th e repor t "We ask to r a commisston, sa , wns loca tE'd, Is one oC those who take no of Dr. G reene on the a n a lysis of wa te r " because we want to get the opl n~n It tU tera ilOOU t 40,000.(.11]0 gallant; every 21 stock In U (' outcry at Impure "watf"r, taken (rom nine di fferent part!; o f Lak e o f men o f national reputation. e hours. The lar&('st s low sand filtt:l' I "The 0111. ace w h He th ere is dangcr Erie. The essence or the report w as woutd~ of ec urse, e xpect to ha.ve t~~ "-now ot Js a t P hiladelphia. 1 ts maximum I o[ im pure- \w\ter," ~aid ('apt. M cNRma1'3 as follows: • Commi~ ioner of Public W orks on th la O,OOJ,tlC(J ca ll ons Vf' r ac re e \,(>fY 24 hou rs. : "Is the Btn't lslanll pie r whi ch n Rf'l a jl1!'t "It is th e unanimous opinion of. your comm iSSion. ." . d Ad m he nlax lnl urn o f the mechanical fillcr is committee th at the southeastern po r"Thi~ report," said At . a call~f" of pa.nlc a few years ago. Bu t 1': .1).,\l,OOO ga ll ons p('r Gl're every 24 hours." I from wh ere the pre5en t supply is obtain- lion of La k e Erie Is contaminated to a "should com€' f rom the B oar d greater or less degre'" at all times. and. H ea lth, con5'lsti ng of the Mayor, dCo~. Io w aboul the conlllalutive cost ?" I ed, out in thp .:-1rong currenl of the river while the wa ter f rom fart her up the missioner of Public W?rks a n e h e cost of tIle mechamcal Iliter is, I such a thing is fmpos~lhJe." ' lake Is better than wit hin twO miles of Com missioner o f Health. d to an y u!1!;\ eo, ..1. IItLle hlglHtl' lhan th e othe r. ! "But ~\l1,)POSe a new manufacturing shore. it Is t he opinion th at an intake Ald. Martin-I a m oppose s ,,·al. Illy a \. .llie. The troubl e with placed any wh e re f rom five to ten miles commission for this or other IPU[~~t; CE'llt( r Spll1lgS up at South Bullalo and "" \!}I.·. nl '· . B In the past has come I empties all it~ F'('wage Into the lake'?" up the lakE' wou ld gi ve good water fo r being n.ppoi nted. "\\Tha t do w e e ec only n. limited period o f any year, fo r th e officials fo r. I would like to know. at~ e.o run too much through I ']'hp captain by way of anerwcl' drew a reason th at the easte rn end of the lake upon motion o f Ald. Adam the m Ith 11£101. TI. r<'8ult has been to reuuce char t ~howlng all th e currents ,"Jt hin i~ shallow. being only fort y. to sixty tel' was r efer red t o the Board of H ~ ae '"t heir baC' teno. l efficlt_nc y as comlJart'd and without th(' brealtwal('I', his co '1. feet deep . and lhe- prevailing wmd b emg and t he Com mittee on Water. . wit n th e s howing ma.de by the s low saml I tton being that nQ Imp uri ty from wi from the ~outhwest . d uring sto rms the Alttr. 'lhrough oV(·rtJaxing tlll U la x sulake bottom Is distur bed a nd the w ater L... ca~ reach th~ city'S source of Sllp(l! ~rvislon t he m echanical ft 1t~r has, so lO l U" whIle th~ In!':horE> cUl'rent running like Q. shows a po lluted condi tion . "O ur conclusions are that t he pr ... ........ ... ~A , :tPenk, received a bltu:1( C) t:. III tile tstirl,,(>r ai(}ng the lake pn'cllldes all poslem of water s upply calls for a very ~tlOIl or so m a.. sihillty of contamination t r om without ~f ul and e xtended study of t he sltAnalyE'C:S of the- water tal{('n frnm the ual.'!'en and , to that end . we would sug- ................... I...'7".~.~ Need Car eful Su p .e rvi s ion. di(fprt:nt points will th row con~lderable ges t that authority b e vested in His H onor t h e 1\layo r to appoint a co mm is- " B ut wh f're the mechanical filters are lI f )H on lh~ ~ . . . . M. sion for th at p urpose. n ot C/\'el'ta x t!d, where they a re u ndel' the A t first the A ld ermen heedlessly yo t~aretul Bup el' vlslon ot bacterioios ists and ed mere ly to ,jreceive and fi le" the . up~ r lnt enden t s tl~('y are found to h~ document ove r whic h D r . G reene and equally as eft1clent HS tht! filo w s and hlter. .. ............... . ~ hIs assistants. had e xpended. 50 much Th t ,\, us~ sbout h.llf a g rain o f alum to thought and labor. Some ~lme after~ ~ wards it da.wned on the ctty f athe rs every p Hon or water. HOlh JlJters must - &L..~ .- ~ th'l.t some action, more worthy o f the be Kept covered In this no rtht:rn hemisBut flnt to ride 00." say. I report. w I npcessary and t hey v oted phere to protec t t hun from the aclion o f to TE-COns. "r It. Then followefl a lo~g Healtb Commiss iooe; Cr eeoc. f rost. . While playing with a pet dog i n1 ~nd intere~ning debate. Col. ~ a rd sald Dr. Creell$. is gOlOg 00 the "Une of t he best sand filters in the tro~ l)t h~r home at Xn. 349 Senf>ca that the rpport confi rmed one m ade coun t r y Is In opera ti£.10 at Albany. I. Inf; r J'est'rda)' 3iterno.nn , Bps!';ie LaVlns~ b,- En,,!n •• !' Rudolph Hering In 1897 Newt" personally conducted lake 11l,} ars old r""'t>h'pd nn uv:ly scalp wound, and that full data on how B urrnlo mlght ap<!ct bU t h B v lant th re e or four wedis cau t>d bv bitr b'\' the dn~. The woun( , n to Detroit and return ob tain a pure wate r s upply was on fi le a go. Its bac t e r ial e m clency is about 99 was cnule-rl zed h'y R physic\an, "HE' excurs lO in the DE'partment of Public Works. pur ce n t. 1"h~ cost Is eald to be a bout which t~e. 1:;11'1 was tak~n ~o hrr home. Decor.tion Dry, and he sa ys be ThlQ He~partmpnt "metals 'W'el'p not He belle,pd that the Commissioner of ' 1,0CI0.('.()() t or &very 1.000.000 &allons ot waleI' t ftE'd. PubliC 'Yorks s hould be on t h e comndentands th.t nearly everyone 1)l:"r 2.( hOlil'S, 'rhe di fference In OO!'it Is \. miFsion recommended by Dr. G reene i nasmuch as h(' had a great d eal t o allrhtl}· In f avor o t t he. elow sand ftlllr. is ,oia,' Round trip 52.50. d o with the water s upply. t h e Bureau ~" ~ o f Wa ter beIng under his control. "I do not agree with the r ecommend a " "Rid CDI. Ward. ··th a t we . hou ld the expense of lake I at I I ,....,e::;;....-- I ........... ···,· .. ····.. ········· .... ····..... " ..."...... ""." ...."...""· I 'YlA'i... .-............................ "..................... ................. . lLAIffi ER IB ~ ISN'T fiT \ f 1 , I it'~ TO DRINK, f n 1 ~I~C t:. . i I �................................................................... ;103 ...................................................................... FILTRATION PLANT ' ~M AGAINST . \LOMMISSIONS" f OUR ONLY ASSURANCE SAYSALD MARTIN OF PURE WATER. Twentieth war~ Statesma~ and Others Quibble Over :········M/l.y.···2·· ···f It. ................. . ················VOMM"' ... ,. ........................... THE W'A rER SUPPLY. The commissim consigliug of Dr. \\·al· ter ~eene, H ealth tomm~er, Dr. William G. Bisseil. bacteriologist, and Dr. H erb ert M. Hill. chemist, after testing water in Lake Eric from n wide area, in F eb ru 6TY and in )Iny, unclE'r quiescem: cooditians, make- n lInallimou~ report ill the foUoowing worus: 1l Is the- tJJlaniDU1ll8 opinion of your committee that the sontbenstern portion of T.ttla· I.;rfc Is contl1JTl1nated to a greater or less degree at all tImes. and. 't\" bIle U1e Wllte-r from fnrther IUp tbe luke Is better thnn thnt within two ruttes of !hore, It Is • our opi nion that nn IJltak e placed 3ny1't'here f rom th'c to tcn !ulij"'s up the lake wouldi' gln~ good wnter hut :tor n limited period of :.IIW yellr, fol' the Noson tbat tbe eastern I.'nd ot the lake Is sblallow. belug only torty to sbay tCf't deep, rund t he prevnJliDg wi nd h(liu,q' from th e- sou; hwcst, during storms the In'l,e bottom Is dhwrbed nod the Tiater shows n polluted corudltlon. This opinion, firOlw competent experts D[. Gr~ene, Health Commissioner, Makes His Report, Showing Lake Water is Contaminated. Recommends the Appointment 01 a Commission by the Mayor to Work Out Plan for Pure Water Supply. r -~~·~·· ....... . ...............~A .... ~A~ .................. ~ ..... ~~~ Dr. Greene's Report In a Nutshell. ' Pure Water Report. COMMI SSIONER WARD TAL KS OF HIS POWER. After Exh austing Much Hot Air Report Was Referred to Health Board and Water Committee. Hpalth Co mml!lsioner Greene's report on the conditi on ot Butralo's water supply was received and flIed by the Al dermen yesterday afternoon. Ald. Sullivan had Dr. Greene's report taken from the table, and moved Jts relerence to the Committee on Sanitary M ew;ures. Public Works Commissioner Ward upon being asked to &"lve bis views o~ the report, said: "Th e question of the clty's water supply Is of Interest to the Department or Public Works. The subject has b een studied from yea r to year. "Th is report confirms a report made by a n ex per t tor the Department ot Publi c Works In 1897. The expert was Rud olph H erring. Let this commission be appointed Ir you want It. but what becomes of the provIsIon ot the c harter, which states that no extension of the "ate-r syst~ m shall be made withou t thp consen t of the Commis~l1o n e r of Pu bile Works? "or what e trect will the report or the commlsslocl be unl ess myselt or some other Commiss ioner of Publlc Works acquiesces In It ? I don't sa y this In any spirit ol antagonIsm to the commissiocl proposition. There Is no necessity, however. ot going out tnto tbe lake ior water when the best water to be lind is [otlnt! at Horseshoe r ee t ." who hn"", the public confluence. will ar· rest the attention of aU thinking per· sons and force thfs community to grapple ,dth th e proh1'm of prodding pure Lake water, from which we d raw our supply, Is contamina t ed to a water for this grow ing city. greater or less degree a t all times. The commissioneru hale performed the An intake from five to 10 miles out would give pure water only for a [usl, given them i~ 'e iligent iy and thor· limited period of the year. oughiy. The .. say Gbat the lake wa te r. A fl lt rati.on . plant is the only assu rance of a. pure water ::;upply. even under the best conditions, is not A commlSSlOn should be appointed by the )layor to work o ut a plan free from contaminmtioD, which is sure to increase as the saburban population ~ r th e much-needed Improvemen t. " '" "'" on th e soutll sbore grows in the near fu ture. They advise that tile Common ALD. ADAM'S VIEWS. Council authorize the :llayor to appoint different points. commencing at the Ald . Adam said: "Perhaps the wisest In h is r epor t on th e condition of Lake a special commission to. study lhe situa· Erie water se:1t t o the 'ommon Coun- junction of the. city Une a nd West Sen- thing to dO" would be to rete r Dr. ecn to a point opposite Bay View, and Greene's report to Commissioner Ward ntion carefuli)' and reroort n retIledy f or c il thi s afternoon, Health Commissioner a distan ce of from one to three miles and le t him r epo rt It back to this bod:r. the e"ils existent or "&lprelteud ed. T he Greene Intlm ates th at the only way of at from ~hore; and also on the Ca nadian together with su c h lntormatton on the supplyi ng Burtalo with pure ,vater is side. opposite 'Ylndmlll Point, at a dls- quefftlon ae he has." Commercial cannot see th.nt there is any by the Installation of a filtratlon plant. lance of about two miles southeast Dr. Greene. reterring to the report other course open to the muni cipal nuIn condemn ing th e Idea ot moving the from that point to within one and one. made by Mr. Herring, said: "M r . Herthorities. Xo mnn, and DJJ body of 'U t men, intake farther out In the lake, Dr. half miles or the Depew L igh t; an d ring Is an engineer. He Is not a. bacWI ven ure to assume the r esponsiGreene says good water could not be ot the same time sarnples were drawn teriolog ist nor a chemist. Wben men f rom the city mains. at experience, who have been examlnbility that n refusai to act in th e fa ce obtained at all times of t he year. 'rhere "Also on :\lay 16, 1903, nine samples Ing the water dally tor 15 years. say, o~ 80 plain a warning would fasten upon is only one th ing left t o do, th erefore. were taken at approximate ly th e same after bac teriological and chemical exh!m or them. The subject must he con- I A filtration plant is the solution. H points as: those taken in February, un - amlnatlon. that the water Is unfit tor Buffalo Is to have pure water it must der the most Ideal conditions. having use, I believe they know what they are SIdered by a special commission of men gel It by this means. had bright. sunshiny days for m a ny talking about. The water Is better now whos~ character and engineering ability Water tor th e t ests referred t o by Dr. weeks. On both occasions, when these than it has bee n . It will be bad again Greene were taken un der the most fa- samples or water were taken, the lake thls fall and it w111 stay bad all winter. WIll Insure to its decision unive rsal acvorable conditions, particularly th at ot h,,11 been undisturbed by winds ror & "Supposing the city has the Cgmmlsceptance. lon g period and sedimentation was sioner of Publi c Works and other local ...... ..•.•.. .."(i .lI .r .•.... .... ..~. ........ . ........ . .. . . ... . .... . ... an Ma.l( a bacteriological omclal.!! report In this matter, and le t d 16. a cEven h emicathen. l examination have comple t e. proved C'on t a m inatio n in some p a rts o f "It is the un ani m ous opini on ot you r us su ppose that they rec ommend an the lake and not absolute purity in any romm ltt£'c th at the Southeastern por ~ expenditure ot $500,000 and upwards to .................................... tion o{ Lake Erie is contaminated t o a. Improve the water. will not the people part. "We have put thl. report in plain greater or leRs degree at a ll Urnes. a nd. say we ought to have the advice ot out .. while th(' water {rom farther up the side experts before anything Is done? THE WAY TO GET IT PURE. English." said Dr. Greene. "because onl t ~ the average person could malte nothing lak(' 15 bC'tter than wtthln two mlles ot " L e t the Commissioner o f PubHc y way 0 get pure water '... ~ ot the technical expre-sslons necessary shor('. it i~ our opi ni on tha" a n Intake Works be a member of the commission. t . ity, Col. Frl)ucls G. 'Ward, Com. ror a proper de.,crlptlon of the water. placed anywhere trom five 0 10 mites but le t us g et at any rate the benefit m sioner or Public " ' orks, said yesIf anyone wish es to kn ow , ho weve r , up the 1:.1\:(' would give good ~'a te r bu t or the judg ment ot ou tside experts." t 1 just what the condition of the water Is for a II mtted p<' rl od of any year. f or the Ald . Adam said: " Thts report should e "y. Is to pump it up Into a basin from a. bacteriological or a chemical r('a~on that the east('rn end of the lake not have bee n le rt entirely to the In the Hamburg hilis, filter It there and viewpoint. we sho uld be v ery glad to I~ F-haIJow. being on ly 40 to 60 teet deep. H ealth Commissioner." ~et it s h ow them." ann the prevailing wind being Cro m the ALD. MAJ?Tllf OPPOSt:D. come down to the city by gravity, Dr. Greene also ask. for the appolnt- southwest. during s t or m s th e lake bo ta s Croton water comes to Xe w York m ent of a commission by Mayo r Knight tom Is disturbed and the water shows Al d. Martin said: "I'm opposed to any commissIon for water or anything else. 'rhis stntement suppor ts the cont~n. to work out the details or a plan to get a polluted conell tion. "Ou r conc lu ~ l o n s a r e that the proble m 'V hat do we want ot experts to co me jn tlon d pure water. rna e by the NEWS. It is Impor"I a m sure tha t If a good commission of water supply calls for a very care- here and r e(,o mmend the expenditure ot tant as showing not only that C 1 • ' ~~ app oin t ed." conUnued Dr. Greene. (ul and extended study o f the sltuntion a lot ot money? Let the Health Com .. 'Yard ' o . this water qu C'stlon could be satisCac. and. to that end. we would sugges t tha t mls::-loner and the CommisSioner or Pub. 1> approves the suggestion of a torlly eettled." The complete report authority be vestf'd In His Honor the lIc 'Vorks Investigate this water matMayor to appo int a com miss ion for th a t ler, and It they want e xp e rt assistance asin in the hilis but aiso decla [ollows: le t th e m call It In. rm against commls~ t hat gravity w ould d II res "In accorda n ce with r{"solution purpose. h ever the water p assed by your honorable body on WALTER D . GREENE. slons." H ealth Commissioner. Dr. Greene: "There spems to be an ere, so it need be pumped oniy ouce. F eb. 24. 1903. we beg leave to submit WILLIAM G. BISSELL. Impression hert> thllt this report 8hould Col. Wo.rd speaks as an t the foll owing report upon the condition Bacteriologist. h ave come from the Board vf Heal th. n eer exper engi- or the water or Lake E rie: H ERBERT M . HILL. I ca ll your attention lo the reading or , not as an authority in chemistry "Samples of wate-r were taken ChemIst. th e resolution. calling for the I·eport. or the SCienCe of germs and he is ti thr ough the Ice. In Feb.. 1903, at a which a s k ed that It ('o rne from the mistlc as to th i ed' I op - depth o r trom eight to ro rty reet. at Health Co mmissio ner. City Ba c terloloe mm ale need of gl8t and City Chemist. That Is the rea~Ch pUrification of the water. On lSon why the names of the members ot the Board of Health. besides myself. Ilt hranch of the subject the publlc do not appear on th e report." ~Ili receive as conciusive the opInion .A Id. Adam moved that Dr. Gre-ene', report be submitted to the Commi tt ee Ibased on m as t thorough tests extend·' on Water a.nd the Board of H l!alth. and ng over tbree months, of the three the mo\ion atttr further disc ussion was members of the H~ it ~ ard who reo carried. ~hotted to the CounCiT"Oil Monday that e water Is Uow h ad and growlug Their expert testimony is b7 that of Dr. Rudolf autborlty as an Ward in the intej I ~~ ... ,~~~~,~~ .. ,~ ~,~~~ ..J E , en~I~1 1 �,.. ............................................................ - iiI - ................................................... ................................................... "'V""'"C ' OINATE TII1:M Air HOME, ~ ome )Jl r TI 1ON P LANT ... ........ ·· .. .. .............. . FILTDA I -" ONL Y WA Y TO GE T VITAL IMPORTANCf' REAL PURE WATER. Of PURf WATfR Commissioner of Public Works TO GRfAT CITY, Ward Admits It··Ald. Harp Says ")-mpa(hlz~rs o f t h!! a d ,'lee that Is being " Burra lo pa rents by ('r clties Is follow"u. th('re will be t ou b le e uouIrh. or LO O m uch. for the Bonrd o f H ealth In carrying out the general schoOl ""ccinatlon now In progres~. Press-KnICk('~- 'r he A lbauy bocker. for example. In Its Il'adlng eUIrln.! counsels Buffalo parents to Th!! p .l(. goes on to s ay Ihat now Is time t o test In this Sw te tbe pow- _ of hea lth officers and school boards: It thIs edict be allowed to stan d, parents will be placed "between the d evil and the deep sea." If they retu ~ to a llow theIr children to be v accinated and keep them s cho ol, they violate the new t rom com ~ pu1 sory education law. Small - pox Is a cold weathe r disease and the a bsurdity o f orderin g wh olesale " acclnatlon at this time ot the year Is appa rent. There Is no epidemic In or nea r Bu ffalo. or In ) Water Committee Will Take Up Subject Without Delay. , ,T HE only w a y In which this city co uld render the water It Is u ntn g a bsolutely pure would be t o p umD It Into a reservoir up In the Hamburg hills or on some other elevation, t he"e let It filter through sand. aqd then return It to the c ity el ther lly gra "fty or b)' pumping It dow n again. A modern sand filtration plant o f the capacity which this ci ty WOUld r eq uire would cost In the nellfhborhood of $8,000.000." Commissioner o f Publlt:' Works Ward made this statement today on the Quest ion of giving Butralo a pure wat~r supply. which now rests with the Board of Health an d the Aldermanic Committee on Water, Dr. G reene's re port ha,'ing been referred to fne:n. " Do you beHeye the wate'" should be filtered 1" Col. Ward was asked. "Filtration would be a gOod thing" said the Commlsaloner. "but I do not think It would be advisable to . pend nt t his time the money a filtration plant "'ould cost, when the city needs so many other things. "Burtalo's water Is better now than It h as been In years. an d my Judgment Is that we a re no t " 'ithln 25 o r 30 years or tbe Ume when we will be compelled t o filter all the water we use. OIEvery tlme there Is .l. bad storm the ....ater In the lake. It Is true. Is dist urbed and the matter deposited on Its bottom is stirred up, but the volume of "'aler In the la\<e Is so e reat that. M I have stated It will not be necessary to filter It tor 25 or 30 years yet. I am more interested In getting more o f the w ater. such as It is, tor the city. I want a nother 'pumping s tation, n.n d I would move the present Intake out to Horseshoe Reef, where Rudolph HerIng. the e xpert we employed In 1896. sa id the purest w ater was to be foun d." ALD. IfARP' S Y IEWS. Ald. Thomas Harp, v,'ho Is c hairman of the Committee on Water, said: "1 a m ope n to co nviction In this question of the a lleged Im purity ot this clty's ,,·ater. I don't wa nt to pose as a n o bstructionist. but I do not beHeve Buffalo's. water Is as bad as it is s aid to be. "I know tram personal Investigation that there Is no danger at t he pollution or our water s upply f.rom S mokes creek or from B uffalo. as the, currents are s trong enough to keep defiled wat er trom this ci ty. West Seneca, etc .. a Vl'ay from ou r Intake. It I. pos.lble tha t the ,,'ater flow ing Into our Intake may contain contamination from As htabula a nd other towns up that way. As to tha t I do n't know. But I don't th ink ou r water Is bad water." "But Health Commissioner Greene "RYS It Is bad wate r. t hat It Is co ntaminated a t a n seaso ns at th e yea r, any pa n of the State for that mat ter. I n Butralo the ac tion of the Health Commissioner seem8 t o be due entirely to men tal d pravtty. In G reater New York there Is a. large organized SOCiety of antlvacc1 nattonlsts. Now Is t he time f or them to s how t heir mett le. Let th em apply fo r an Injunction rest r aining th~ B uffalo Health Comm issioner Crom ordering unvaccinated children excluded from the public schools, a nd let them, as th elr Terre Haute brethren di d, carry t he ca~e up to the Supreme Co u rt and get a decision that w ill once and tor all settle the malter of. co mp uleo r y vaCCination. From t he poi n t ot vll'w of the antivaccl nat lon lsts. wbo are as tboroul(b bigots as may be found In this aIre. th is progr amme Is all rll(ht. a nd the P-K . pu ts In a practical lick for It In I 8uI(gesting a mite fund for t he crusade. But the genera l sense of European and American communltl!!s. based on experie nce. Is tbat vaccination is a benefit and no t something to be fought with any l\ind of filibustering taclics a .t hand. " 'lJal Is objected to most generally Is, t~e Iiltid: of~tioi!!"lle '.rcjnatl on don e in schools, and the wa y to av oid t h at Is to vaccinate tbe children at h om e. Under t he best conditions no parent .may be s u re tbat his child Is not inf ected w ith disease from oth!!r childr!!n when t here is a round-up In a school room ancl the vaccination Is done IlkI' the branding of cattle. with s ucb care or such lack ot It as luck ma y afford. No careful parent desir,," to t ake such risks. The charges made a year ago that vaccinators In the schools were Using the same I.."1life. uncl(>an~d. to scrape the arms of a score of children are s uggestl,e of a da ngN of s~ro f­ ulous In fection tbat would justify rc- ········MA-Y·.. ····,.. ··I::jO·3················:······· sis tan ce to any dcgree. law or no law. to s uch a kinu of compulsory vaccina- ....... ·.. ······.. ~·E.\.:;J 8 ;····· · .. ·.. ······ .. ············ tio n. The children must be vaccinated to make them and the com munity safe. But let them he vacclna ted at home. T he pa rents ha,e the matter in t heir Own hands. ......................... MAY 2 1,(1... ....... _...................................................... .. ....................................................... .. ................. '.~jJ, ···~· ·tJ··1~t)J···· · ................. .......................... ................................... .. and that It Is unfit tor use," was obs\! rved, "a nd he declares It to be 80 atter bacteriological and cbemlC'Jll exa mlnatJons ot It." .. y ....... said Ald. Harp. "but my Idea Is that Dr. Greene Is not alarmed over the present condit ion of the .vater, but t hat he does not want to be put :n posltlon to be blamed In case we s hould ha.ve an epidemic of typhoid a t aom!~ future ti me. He wants to be able to say that he ad \'lsed a t t his time that precautionary measures be ta ken. He wante to keep his own s kirts clean." WOULD FILTER WATER. "Admitting tor the sake or argument that the wate r Is Impure, as Dr. Greene says it I~. ~' hat remedy would you suggest 1 What do you think ought to be done?" " There would be only one thing to do in that event, a nd tha t Is to filter the water. I don't thin k It would do fl bit of good to extpnd t he Intake out Into the lake. The wate r out In the lake. In my JUdgment, Is worse than It Is In the rl\'er w here we get It." "Are you In favor o r oPPOlled to having a com mission to In,"e~tlgate co ndltlons?" 'II do n't believe I tavor the commIssion Idea. at least not a t this time. I think Dr. Grf'ene made a mistake In recommending a co mmission In his repo rt. That might better have followed later. It looked like crowding things." " WeU, what's goin g to be done now? Is It the Intention to ha ye the p roposl- I tlon .Ieep Indefinitely In the water com- I mlttee?" II Nat a s tar as I am conceorned. I a m In favor of goi ng Inlo the question very thoroughly a nd without unneces .. sary delay. " ·· · ·,.~·EWS··· · · ·· Health With It, and Disease Without It in Automatic Relation. VAST CONSUMPTION HER E Dr. Gree ne's Report Shows Need of Measures to Last for all Time in Securing Public Welfare. In View of the report .ent to the Common Council yesterday by H~h Commissioner Greene s howing the ImPurlt~a ke Erie water. It Is Inter("sting to co nsider a few facts whic show what ,a tre mendous, all-important question t he wa ter s upply of a ci ty like Buffalo really Is. It one e ver B.$ked a phYSician whleh is most eS$ential to the hpalth of a community. the probabilities a re he said just two wo rds: "Pure 'Yater!" They are expressive. Impure wate r mea ns dlsE'ase. No one questioM the fact. A p ure water supply and a healthy ci ty a re sy nonomous. They travel in pairs. ~'here you tlnd pure wate r you fi nd hea lth: where you find hf'alth t here, too, Is pure wa.ter. From the other point of view it is the same. How many t houronds ot deaths are dlreC'tly attributable to impure water? The number is very g reat. The wate r s upply of. Burralo Is a. question of deep interest to every citizen. It may be a question of life a nd death to ma ny. B uffalo's water s uppllr Is not Jlure. D r. Greene's report s hows that. Co nsider w hat It means then. when 130.000.000 gallons of Impure wat.r are pumped out to t he people of Sutralo every day. At Urnes the consumption expands, reaching f' ,~en to 165,000,000 " fA YOR WIL LING TO IfELP. Mayor Knight sa id: " In view o f the gallons. For the transportation of this fact that t he Aldermanic Com mittee vast a mount of water, a bout 495 miles on Water a nd the Boa rd ot Health has ot the mains a re used. The pumping Health CommissIoner Greene's report station Is a tremendous plant, which under co nsideratloo. I do not think It draws through two tunnels from the wo uld be ad vl8able to make any s tate- intake, all t he ,.,.ater used in the city. ment a t this time. which might be One at these tunnels Is 7x12 feet; the counf;trued as an a ttempt OR my part ot her !'even fee t square. They a rc each f(let lo ng. The la rger tunnel, which to Influence their dpclslon In this mat- 985 is C'o mparatively new, cost $100 a loot ter. or nearly $100.000. " This question ot the purification of Both these tunnels a re In co nstant Butralo water s upply Is a big one and Use. They a re from 50 to 60 feet below mURt be caref.ully a pproached. "Everyone w ill admi t that It I. M- the leYel of t he city. In solid rock. Porslrable, Imperative, In fact. that thIs haps the grpa ter part of the water Is e tty. as well AS every o ther co mmunity first pumped to the big reservoir two di rect mains-one .8 s hould have t he best wa ter o btaLnable: through Inche~ In diameter and the other 36 and If It Is deolded that something inc-hes. 1flllions of galloos, howe,·cr. should be done In the way of ellmTn- are sent to t he re~ervoir indirect atlng pollution. w hich Is sa id to exist mains and t he .supply of thebyneighborIn th is olty's water. I w ill cheerfully. In hoods th rough wh ich they pass Is ta ken my official capacity, lend my asss isten route. as It we re. nnce toward b rlngll1g a bout t hat e nd." out The dist rict s upplied' by reservoir pre~Gure might be generally referred to as a ll that section of t he elty south of Tupper a nd Genesee .strt'ets. There Is a lso n sectfon ot Black Rock whic h is s upptled from the reservo ir. ~Iany p('opIc a rc of the belief that a ll {he water Is soot through t he pipes of the ci ty bl' g ravity force from the reservO ir. That Is not so. A large section ot tl1.Jll olt~- Is su pplied direc tly from lII"e pumps. It Is a noticeable tac t that the pressu r~ at the ta p5l; and hydrants fro m t he Th DI I I resf'rvolr supply Is onh' ~lIgh tly IE'!! str ct Physi c i ans fect . The p rincipal of each school shall \hfln the pressure s uppli~d b ~- t he Making <> Tour of the kee p a r ecord of th e date of such vac- pumps. In the outskirts t he pressure n ci na tlon and thE' n a me of the p hysician. from the gra.vlty S'u ppty a nd the pump Schools WIth Their All puplls not vaccinated applyi ng for supply Is practica lly the same, ____ admis sion. ~ hall be referred to the dls- _ .. ........... .................... ... Needles. tr le t physician . who shall vaccinate . ~.............. ........... .. th em fr ee of charge." M AY'~ 1803 EaC' h year ther e are protests a gainst ............... ............ .: .................... ..... ...... ........ the systpm and Its is expected the proThe ten di s tric t physlctan ~ In the em_ tes ts w ill be as vigo rous as ever thi s spring. The physicians who started ploy of th e City began yesterday to out yesterday to do t he vaccina.tlng a re .• _ .... ............................ .... .. ............... .... .. vacclnate every publi c school p upil Drs. N. L. B urnham, DeWitt C. Greene. ======~==========, who fails to show that he or sh e has W. Bayliss. Ii. K. DeGroat. H. G.. L. . Wa rd may be .'aured of thl~ had th e prev f'm th'e trea tm f' nt within A. Brutz. William Hoddlc k. E. C. Wal- ;rlC ~ o five years. E a ch flpr lng th e whole- du df. J . A Hoffmeyer, G. R. Stearns t h 0 water supply taken from belOW sale vaccination j!; e3 rr led on. It Is and E. A. Bodenbender. Sm kes creek will be pure. The State made necessary und el" t he following Ea{'h child m ust shoW a. vaccination t d that last /i N'ctlon of the ci ty ordinances : "No C'el'liftca tp or sub mit to t he vaccination. Boa dot Health demons t ra e teache r or oth er per Ro n shall b(' em - 11 Is optional with the pupil whether .:l\i'i1rl!r. / ployed In . nor any pupil be admitted to, the operation be performed b y a family ""any pubHc sC'hools who have not been ph ysician or by those furnished by the __ va CCinated or who h l\ \'e not had f' mall- city The cPTtlficate must be !orth~ pox, I t shall he nece~sary to prOduce a comi ng. however. signed by the physi .. ~ t be t~ certlfica te from a physi cian to l his ef- clan who did the vaccinating. 7 T hose who wou ld do nothIng 0 t er t he water suppJy becau!e 10 mld.~er smoltes creek Is behaving bet· 1 te wd Bu tra lo river is n't vo mIting filt Into mi ds trea m would le t the house o u nrooled beca use In dry wea ther ~here Is po need ot it an d )V hen It ralna nothing can be dODe. J IVACCINATION-OF PUBLIC SCHOOL PUPILS BEGINS . e s. yeara. were vaccinated yester day morning by the p hysicians of Health Commissioner Greene's staff assigned to the $chool. Tne ~htldren bore th E ordeal well. althougb the experience w a.s a trying one tor the babies in the klndergarte-n, some or whom are barely t ou r years of. age. I �----- ..... ,........ . Another R et,ronoe Called F o r. ......................... ...................................... ...... ... ....... ....!..... ... :.'.. ......~~.~~... .. ............... . ~ .................................................................. ..................................................... PUPilS ' WATER'. REPORT HOWY SCHOOL ARE VACCINA TED. ABLES IN CITY V MUST~ BE KEPT CLEAN. t TO BO ARDOF HEALTH. ol. Greene Takes Steps to ~ro- r tect Public He alth From DIs- ~~a~:e: ~a~;~~n~, ~~:~:h Dr Com- missi oner, served noti ce thl£l morning th al manure pIts connected with every C hief C lerk Schneider of the Health Departm ent Describes the Process. "The 5ystrm of chlldrcn 's "1 am going to send out printed notices gald Commls!loner Greene, "and wtll ~(tnd out inspectors who wi ll make it lh f'lr busln e! ~ t o see that th e orders to c lean out the pits are carried out. Anyone found negligent In complying with the ordinance wlIl have to exOf fect," said Chief Clerk Schneider of the pla in In Municipal Cour t." Ie!! behind I scourged with tl"Phold as th a t brigade I'In • • -- n ~Vater o· I . . .. . . 1 .. . .. .. J J.A'f. ....2.1....~~ ........................ . .................................................................... .................................................................... MAKE NO FALSE STEPS, Information called for by tbe CO" Cii in February r!'iative to' tbe city's water supply bas bet'n g-nfhort'c\ 6e . - ............................. BADlY BITTEN e~ene, Dr. B issell , City B actcriolo~ gist, and City Chemist II1 11. It bhows ~NIMAl. f a bad slate of affairs anil not a .ery to a g-reu ler or 10'" clog-ree nt "II in stili wealht'l" in summer as well as In the disturbed period of tb e late "'inler ant! early spring. Ihe with is a t all tlmt's loadt'll, more or les , with the germs of di~Nl~C'. What shall be tbe remedy? Tbe in- ' .silgalors propose none, In their form.1 report. They ha '-e fou nd the co~ d ltlon., and a sk tbe city to make a tborough inquiry inlo means of pUl"i!lcation bofore adollting a plan. Tht'y 1\ If <\BEL WARNING. 8 years old. of Babcock Street, w as severely b illen by do \·icious dog in Bailey A\'enue, ",hUe on her w ay home from sc h oo l at noon today. Her I'ight leg a nd ar m wpre c h ew ed and she s ustained a lew bruises by being kn ockI ed down by the anlmnl. The gil"l's wounds were dressed by Dr. P. 1i. Houl'igart of Seneca Street. Th e l1ttle girl and h er compa nions were r e tul"ll ing to their hom es from the mornln ,~ sf>s~iol1 of school. The y passed Berrl.::k·s brickyard in BaIley A ve nue. A Jarg ~ dog ran out of the yard and snapped a t th e ch ildren. 'rhe dog IV1 ~o . 474 1,.Is-hte ned th em and they ran . ask that th e lIayor he clllpowe1"t'd to appoint a comm issio n to make an extended sludy of the whole sltualion, so that we sball start r ig-ht and make no raise steps in providing- a cure for th e I The dog pursued th e m and cau ght the ",Yarning gil' l by the leg. The gil'! sc r ea m e d as s h e w as knoc ked down . The dog sank his teeth into th e gll'l's arm. A lad with a stic k b ea t off t he dog tor an instant. but h e was renewing his a ttack when a man came with a c lub an d c h ased th e anima l e"i1s set forth as a ract In thei r present I away. A man placed the girl in a buggy and report. drO\' e her to DI·. Hourigan's offi ce. where Other ~l lIes ha.e been confrouted by the same dltlicUltlcs, and their experience Is valuable. Let us ba.e a commission of capable men, Dot neCe~"ar­ Uy all experts, but nil men of ability and gOOd jUdgment, 10 canvass file meaaUfea adopted elsewhere to remedy as these with th orou;;hly ·cleanFrd. 'T hen begins the vaccination. As I say. a frr~h bone point Is used for each chIlrl. Th es e points are k e pt In little indlvidua.l cases until ready to be u SN1, so there Is practically no possible chance for infecti on. Arter the v ac- AdJ.nl. clnatlcn , the child goes to a teacher who fastens upon Its arm the ltttle M.lrtln wn.9 oppofred to any m')r(' AlII Hthlpr wux",l Srnrras tlc O\·e r the ('0 0)1 rt'c . ~ ption which \Va::> .lu..... lId~ :.L IOl1tll n "r him un tl:i~ t;uhj. ~ t l a!';1 fnll. H-f" 111::iinlldttd lhat there \\ .. J~ p litk~ III this Llt~r diSl.:"u\·ery o r lhp. Ilt'(',l o f (I C'O mmI5-&ion. Ald. Adam's anlf'lldment that thp ('o m m'lIll :1ti,Hl be rer"ned to the CI)m te on \Yatt'f anci the Board or Health fln:1lts prc\"ailt-d. all CIllter motions ha\'1I1R; been wlthllrawn. AId-.J.{.enlleUy was disposed. tl) ll'mH th!" j wlg111f-nt of Col. "·cud. w ~ g. t~ s<llllilies oC th~ City wat~r daily. 1\tr ('I,m ml-flnn~ shield that fits o\'er the wound. In that way all dirt it=; kept from the cut and I there I s on dan ger from thal source. "This !-5ystem ot vaccina ting is 'more exppnsivE" lhan any other but tt Is succes(lll and does away with about al1 da.nger. Yaccination In schoo l, ot cour~e , Is not :lecessary if th e child r e n show they have been vaccinated within fi ve years by their family physician o r any other who will fill au t the n ece~ ­ sary blank. H a child falls to produce R cf>r tlflcate and r efuses to be vaccin- I ated he or she I_ expelled rrom sch ool In accordance with law." . ... .'l .....: ... L ~J,,, Erie VI ater, {!. (... . .. ... .. . ..... .. t- Following are the findlng3 . of Drs. Grt.t:>ne, BJ~!!ell a nd Hill regarding 8am pl~!li " ............... . ..................... . ..t.. ~ ..:: .~ . ~ . ...... .. .. .. .. . o C Lak~ Erl>:~ ".aler: I PURE W~T[R AND POliTICS ~~"I w times." Th is is found fr om t('~ts maue tbe water wh lc b they drink and cook alcohol vaccinated Is MABEL WARI NG OF BABCOCK STREET SEVERELY INJURED Huster Charges Politics. Finally BY VICIOUS, UNMUZZLED All Hands R,efer the Question f urther Investigation. DOG IN BAILEY AVENUEWAS RETUR NING FROM i SCHOOL WHEN ATTACKED. LAKE FO UND TO BE IMPURE portion of Lake E rie Is contaminated t eebulealities, and whIch the part to be COl. WARD 'S SUGGE STI ON significant fact that "Ihe southt'aslern Stripped of all T he doctors then prepare a B,tmple~ of watpr were taken thJ'ough thl" tce In l"t.'hruary. 1003. at a depth o f from t'h;ht to 40 fe~t. at dltterent lJolnt~ , (·o mmt'l.· ing at the jUllC'tlon o( the cit}" lin~ and "·e-Sl Sent:'ca to a point OPP05il& Ra:r YJew. and at a cliStanee of from one tu thr~tl mi1~t1 from shore: and also on th~ CanadIan si(le OPI)o~ite ,\·Indm lll .Plllnt. nl a d1stance 0' about two mlle ~ southeasl Crom that point to w ithin one and o nu-halC mile" ot the Dumm~' ~h t; antt at th~ snme time saml>les were c.l~ trom the ell}' malntt. AI!"o 011 :\ray Hi. 1~13 nine sample:CJ wert taken a t approximately the same pOi nls as those taken In February. unue r the mO!lt Ideal conditione, ha\·jng had bright, sllD!lhlny day! for many weeks. On both occasions w hen theHe sa.mplel walel' were ld.ken (he lake ha.d be~ n undlslurbed by winds tor a long pt'rlud and .!!edlmenta.tion \vas complete. of C Oll t amiaated at A ll T im • •• It l~ the unanimous opinIon of you rtha.t the so uth~a stern po rtion El"ie is conla.mltultt>d t o a. grea t. (-1' or Itc"'f'=9 dt'grle a.~ all tlmes. and whlla the "l\at~r fl'ffm farthe r up the lake is better tr.an t hat within t",o mnf's trom Sho1'(', It is our opinion tlla t an inta ke Illaccd R.n~·w1t~l'e from fixe to 10 mllee up lhe Inke WQuld g!\'e g ood ,yaler bu t fo r a. Jimltc'('l pel10d or any j'f'ar, (or the rt-ason tl~t t.he £·a8t~1 1l end ot the Jake I. shallC'w, being only .0 to 60 feet de~p . a nd the pre-\·n.tlIng wind b~ln g (rom the sOlll hw{'st, durIn~ st(ll'ms the lake bottom is d!stul'h<:d and tht:. wall:!r sho".-.. a. polluted condition. OU I' con~lt1 9 lons are tha t the problem ot wntf'r s\lppl:r calla for a "en' careful and extE'mled ~tl1dy o t the situation an d to th.u end we "Would suggest that thE" authority be \ ·eAted In H1s Honor the :\!a\·or to &l'point a. cOOlmis,sio n for tha t p~u r­ ("nmmltte~ prom ising outlook for a remelly. The report is unanimou s and it,Prcsenls the plain [act Is sct before tho public tbat Then fore. the fir, ,prJe-ty of a C.l rn arlpolnte<t b,}- the Ma,}or was Suggt':-:. tetl. ··r uou·t C ~1'8 whl") Ie;. nppolnt~d on lh'lt co.mmlt~Jol1," £:il11 Dr. Gt·\f'ne. "I pres- um.t!i· the C"ommh.si w ... r o-t Public "'Yorks Wtluld l~, :Hur:lll\' be. one o[ its membrr:i. Tn m'lklng thJ1\ rppnrt we. 1I~\'f' &lmvl~' cvrr: pli"'d with yOUf It"'sol\:tion of Feh.2"" "Thb s houlJ h-:1\·,\ ('()me fr')m the HI) II"fI c r nPlllth, Vihle,h Iii cl)m])osed C1f th e :\,!.lY0I'. the J I (°:1lll1 (',)mmlssivnt'T and the {'o mmi<O;'iI'Jl1l.!r or PublIc "·orl{,s.·' &illl .Alt.L mi~·,;l1n Health Commissioner Recom . mends a Mayor-Appointed Commission on City's Water Supplh BY VIGIOJJS and submi tted by Health Commi""lon- that part. solution of e t her In any lil) ll. tion. The c hildren are notified to bare their arms. Tt&c:o teachers look after wert:' )lo t Emti~ne<1 wi th thp n' llort Hpalth ("'(lmtlll~~inncr llreent:> matIC" on th(> wn .• lcs tttliL.J1 from L,lh;(! Erie', . \111.1 a flf"I' 111 U1'h (lebalP thp 1'1"purt was l'eft.'rt u l 11) t hi' Bmu'd or Hl"illth, n nu tlie Committee 011 \Ya tpr for furthpl' l't'('tHnnwndations. The Board of lIf'alth consiMR o f lht' ~layor. nt=>aJ! h Cornml~!-llonel· Gn~ene and ("'ommi~sion(r \Vnl'd of lhl-" Dpp;lllmpnt of Public \Yorl,,s. In h{!-\ 1'eport D1'. Gl'eenf' rl.:'enrnll1C'nc.1tc"'il that thl"' :\(3)'.01· be empowC're-d to nppoint a (' omml~­ 8ion to 5tudy ttl{> ~l tui.llion in regard to nbtH.illin~ p\l1 PI' WHtPL ,\.t 11l"st th~ AI,lonne'n filed tho report, th*f"'ll vot,.'ll to l'el·(lnsld,~l'. 1.'01. \-\·A.rd 5aid the l'f'pnrl l·ontll'n1C'rl. o nt~ mac1~" hv EnginN'!" Hurlolph llel'l!1,lt In lS!l,. alld that t1w full datil a s to how BuffAlo I1Ul~· ~f't pure watt~r \\tlS on file in t"ol. \\" a r(l'~ d{'pHrtnH·nt. He bE"1ieYt,.d the l'ol11ml.s.sloner of ~u~lIC ""orks Rhonld he on th,'" (' nm1l11!-'~lon. InaRmu('h ::\s hIs dppal't111clll had n g-I'eat (loa I to do with th~ wa(('I" He ~<ll(l hr dlcl not agree wllh the I"Pcomm~nnatinn that til(' dty g-o to the ex· pense or l'Onsll'u('tin~ a tunnel Into the lakE' five or t('n mill':;;. Dr. Greene snld he was not n 11 CllgI1H"'l' and -:"Ill'. HE'rlng ,\;\S. llpon motion of Ald. Adam the 1"'I1lltl£'r \\ lUi r pfell'p(l to thE" Bonrd' of H C' alth and the Committee B~(orc spf'llfling s:iOO.l)() he sugg~llC'd the wi$!Qm of Llk- , Ing cll un"t>l uf men ot 1~11f)1 I r epula -·· '"Quod, thC'reby preventing any Infec- It was C\'idC"llt :rp~ tf'rllay thnt flotnf\ membf'r~ o f the Bo,1I d ot .Ahle-rmPIl when they went to Cuba. " From that corral spread a plague or ft le!'\ such as was neve r know n b efo re In Tampa. Th ey e~rn rmE.'d In clouds a ll throughout the city. but partic u larly In the camps of thnt brigade. li Th e sinks ot the r eg ime nt w e re b etween the corral and the Intervening p icket line. The compa.ny kit chens came next. "One cou ld see the r es ult. T he fli es from the corral infested th e sinks. T hey were attracted next by th e com'l., p any kitchens, whl e h were open shacks w ith canvass top.~. The flieR walked over every morspl ot food prepared In thos e kitchens. Th E' re was n o t ano th er body of men In all the th o usa nd s ot so ldiers at T a mpa that ~ummer so ~~~ Y~~,~t!~~~e~te.na~~~ or~;rsOfw~~: IW"(t r.tli. dlr~ctlon, each c hild and shields to fit over the Dr. Greene was asked to e xplain the r eason tor the order . H e sllid: "It is to preve nt th e spread ot cont gious dlseal!!eB by flIea. FUea breed In manure piles with astonishing ra pidity" The tact was not r ea liz ed tully until th e last war. Then It w as demon~trated to tbe satisfaction of eve r y Cll.8ual obserV~ :I' recall one instance partic ularly. At Tampa there was 8. brigade encamped at Garrison Beach, made up ot 8. N ew York r~giment, a. Dis tri ct at Co lumbia. Regiment, and one from M a ryland . The soil was bench sand. "Across the street was a corral contalning about 6000 horses and mules, among them th e h ors es ot the Rough .sa"if'~ vaccinating school year is jU$lt about per- THE HEALTH CO MM ISSIONER I Health Department this afternoon. I "Every pr('cau tton known to science Is STATEMENT REGAR DING THE taken. The Principals' Association agreed" ith the Health D e partment SUPPL Y FROM LAKE ERIE that the best time to vaccinate the children Is In the "prins- and fall. The SUBJECT OF CONSIDERABLE district physicians are sent to the schools supplied with the best vi rus obARGU MEN T BY ALDERMEN . talnnble, Individual bone points for stable In th e city must be cleaned out at least every ]0 days. Riders wh lr"h the latter thl~ ) Ald. Ad<lm, In vJew or tili& large pow e-rs ) conferrl"Cl 'lJl" the Charter on tho De-partment vi Public \Yc,r"la- fn this m..'ltle-r, I1lIJ"ed t'hal the comnlllUl~ation he !"'Aterret.l "'1) COm1l11~')loner " "ani for his opinion, nnd lll<'!t thl.i, . ..,hen c.btalned, It)C'61hC'I' with thE" 1'~~()mm(>'nda.t1on, be rct("l'rt~ to the C',)mmittee on WJ.tel' lTeait!l Comml:;sronel' Gl'eene iJ;llfl he 3ntl hh:1 u!';'SO<'i:Ht.":. do oot pretend t o be e-ngin~ers. !lnd l"ng1ne~rs w~re not bach~l·it)l('gif:ts. \Vlwn tho Clt~~ Ch~ml!t "lnd Baclt?rln-logJSl t·E·portpd the- wate-I' lo h+:> Impuro and unftt for lise wlth'Out bolltngn. con dition tlllal hU;l h('I>.n growlntg dturln g the las.t 10 yea Is- he (-(-it bounu t o take C'"IH~IUZanl'e of the fact. Ur. GrtKna sail1 Il was true that the w~,t r Is heller n()w t'h.J.n It hA.!i hecll m fml h~, and 1>et.t~r thon It will he ~ go::r.ill the wounrls were caute l·ized. The girl was then taken hom e. Th e Health Department was notified. ot L;:t}(~ '1.'11e Aldermen managed t o inj ec t poli- pOSb. WALTE R D . GREEXE, ti cs Into the wat er qUe-SUOll ye..:stel·da.y. . ]Icalth Co:nmlss'oner. Health Commtea' 'W" alle l' D. Gre1?lt e. "lL!A~I G. BISSELL. C it,}' Bacteriologist. Dr. W illiam G. BlsBactel'foh.gi st. seU a.nd C1ty Chemist DJ·. l£eruerl M. H ERBERT M . HILL, Ch!:'mlst HUI r e po rted in nccorda-n'Ce with a resolu-l , lion ot the Com mf)1l CounCil th eir find- I J> Ings r egarding th e Quality of Lake Erie ~ water Crom sampl~ take n at dln:ere n t poinls In Qule-t wea lher. 'I'he objec t was to 6ee whether it would be possible to ...................................................................... obta.in be-Hel' water b)t goIng up the la ke for it. Ald. Sullivan wanted to r erer t he was reC1:'i \'£>d at the Stnle :t'''.t· tll reporl t o Sanitary Measu r es . " Ul'{!lWnt Yt!,sterooy a l=EtteI' ~nt . [ Ald. H a.r p moved to r efet· the commun iD~'~~t:!tll, he..-ilth otlh:9!· Of BUffa~J: b,' .~ cation t o th e CommlttE"u on \V·ater , wh ereb~:!.(.~h .Y ~jCIUJ1 ot Buffalo, \\ tit) h ' d ,, 11 .g~\en sc.rne of the ullU-Wxin Upon A id \\r ien~r m o\·OO th at Co mmis rna.. luf,l~tu.red by th e Bt.a le rOY" th .... SiOtler \\'a rd 1>8 heard. of Charlt..1bJe IIls:it u-tioJ1s and [0; ~.'\ Commissioner "'8,rd .so.id this interesting LJents among [he POOI·er "!CiSS'2 S who u~ : r epOrt but BI.'1'\·ed lo contlrm in some r e~na.tJ!e. to \')d.y. Th p h·tter rerl'OrtL i . t Sl>ects lhe l'(~port m ade b)' Rudolph H er- ( Uft" JO a. re.:n-drkabje ease- where a '11:1 had been gn-<>n 19. 500 t1l1it~.ot the ~t~Jl .~ Ing, C. E., in 1897 Col. ' \"ard said hIs c.le-partment Is In Iloss e~sion oC compl~le a n ti - tox In and h ad l't>-con.'l"eJ. alt!1!ju~h duta on t his subject. 'rhe qU('RUO Il as to i t ~ad s uffered with diphtheria tOJ fh.e ~s bt;f~le it h ad been { !'ca(~ J" a. commission, a s suggested In th e report, r aised 8110lhor Qu('sllDn, \rlz.: \Vh!l t becomes ot a C' hart {" r 1>rO\~lslo n wh ich says that n o e Xl<6nAloll, a.lterallon. or lm!Ko\'em enl of tho watt;rwol'ks sha.ll be made except on the r ecommendation of the CommiSSion er of PubIlc\\'ork-s? The Commi.::!Hilm e r sa.ld while be did not oPI>ose a commissIon, ·h e was at a loss to kno w how It cou ld be clotht'd wIt h l)OW61'S In conflict wit h the C'hal't'cr. Tnstead or gO ing {h'e or lQ miles up the la. ke at groo t 'Cosl .Mr. lfpring ~.d \"isl!u that lhey ('Qu id get as good wate,' wilhin a 8hort disla.nc.e ot the lnle-t pier on t.he north .sIdE!l .ke~t. .............................................. ...................... . j~TpheJ't{\ ~ I �................................................................................ : : : : : : :::::::r~:::::::: .: : : : : : .. ....... . . . . . ..1. . ...n...~. . ... ... . . . . Dr. S. S. Green's Roofing Job. OK SAMP--= ['[S ~/ ~ olrl. as I pass through Buffalo st reets and hear - " ~ •••• ••••• ••• • •••1. •• ~ ••• •'t. •............... TI -al o t~lk and listen to the many "knockers" for ~ o~t ever?, professional "public spirited 111<11 " • which the city is celebrated. I occasionally run into a B o IS 100kIllg' forward ,,-ith eao-er a r' ~ 1 III group of jokers \\ hose jocosity even is a little ma- tl timc when the Mavor ~hallI1a,.'ell IClpatllo111 to .licious. hecau<;e to "knock" is the very essence 0 f t I1e CI't Izen " . . " hat comnlIttee to inve tin-ate the, p name< -'t f La . d I I d E . f d " til I yOke spirit of the ingraincd TIu ff alollIan, an . lear somc . nc water, on Iy anticipatino- that r It' " I011 g dainty_ spirits sitling on a corpse IlOX III an lIn d er- s t n'l, e I' liS way an(I I1e be appointed tl 1 IU11g f may . ro d f . ". I 1e a takin!; shop talking about Dr. S . S . ,."re'e ne. an .0 con:mlttce to JUIl (etl> about the COtfl1tl-V oresald I" I how he harl his house on the east Sl d e 0 f t Ile cIty VarIOUS CIties at pnhlic expense to see JI a11( t h "ISlt W1a e can D I f 1- oofed. AJ1d it appeal-s that the worthy octo r one see. ane 0 ten to see double. But alas tl " hi' . . saw a man doIllg . . spm . 't e d" are 1'1I ,c Iy to get left · there. will " be1e pu clay duriJ1CY his round of VISItS a IlIce . kIe . . . . , . I d d I ' I >' I" b ' ' 110 JU11 'Job on a framc housc. replacIIlg t le ecaye ~ 11I1g es ClS. all( It.IS.tO e {Jl ofoundly hoped that there will be l,v ,"ounn' and fresh ones. and he stopped hiS horse no commISSion. neIther any repetition of tile C I I J. ,... ff h' I \ Y' fi . 0011e and h<ll1 ooed to him. and the man came 0 IS perc 1 arIng asco III connectioll with the trunk sewer and uainecl terra firma and approached the docto r, TIl1~alo has plenty of able men of its own ,,-10 . . . . b saI1l t ary cng-meers . . h out gOi11O' abroad to squa11clare and "the la tter said : " You d are olI1g a nice JO \\'It there." And the man ans~vered "Yes," anel the good the people's money on pompou~ incompetents. er ph ysician replied, "I ,,'ant my roof repaired too." . ... A nd the man said: "I am the one to do it." And And by the way, talkIIlg- of the proposed filtratio11 Greene remarked: "How much would it cost me?" )Plant, what does thc e!cath rate of the City of Buffalo And t h e gentleman of the shingles sweetly answel-ed : say as to the neccSSlty for the expenditure of the "For t h ree dollars I will fix your roof so it will never ~-a s~ SlIms c;f money contemp!ated? Has it so va lIy leak again." And inwardly the doctor danced Ul) II1CI easc,d SIllCC tl~e ~ncllmbency of Dr. 'V. D. Green and down for .ioy and said : "Do it; this is the strcet as I-I~al,h CommIssIoner as to make it neee sal-Y for <lnd number." And the man said : "Terms cash." the cIty to. hustle f?r.iI remcdy? I\' hat says the BuAnd the good disciple of Hippocrates paid to the reau of VItal StalIstlcs? And Ict us consider tha t hypocritical gentleman the moncy demanded and Dr. En:est \Vendc had the same conditions to trugwent on his way rejoicing. ancl two weeks thereafter glc agaII1st as Dr. Green. he visited his h ouse, having been infonncd by thc - -tenant that the roof which would never Ica k again .................................................................. .. was making water live a sicve. f LAKf WATfR AT NINf POINTS, DC:... Greene Says AImost All Showed Our Supply is Contaminated. WATER COMMITTEE URGED TO ACT. mm iss ion of Experts Ca n Be ured at Nom inal Expense. Filt rat ion P lan t W on't Cost $8 ,0 00,000. HeaJth CommissIoner Greene has no intention of lettlng th e crusade for pure water slumber In th e Aldermanic Commlttee on 'Vater. "I will make it m y business," said he today. "to see Chairman Wiener at the Water Committee this afternoon, it posalbie, and fi nd out from him. when the <committee wlll meet tor th e consideration of my r eport. "In the r ecent Investigation of thl clty's supply conducted by City Bissell, Clly Chemist samples of water were dIfferent points. and .each sample was subjected to thorough b acterlologlcril and chemical analysis. The points at which the samples were taken were as follows: "No. Beach. I-Two miles orr. Woodlaw n I The Cruel Bogns Heerwagen . I ! ...... .. .. ............ .. .................. o.u ............. . . . ............. . I ,.w .. No.2-Three miles off hIgh roc ks, near Hamburg. . ":-<'0. 3-Flve m iles southeast Windmill Point. " ~ o. 4--On e-quarter mile northwest Steel Plant. "No. 5-0ne-Quarter mUe off breakwater at a point opposIte the foot of Ohio street. "~o. 6-0ne-Quarter mlle from break"'t ater at a. point opposite Great Northern Elevator. "No. 7-0n e-eighth mne tram dummy I I light. ":-<'0. 9-At Intake Pie r. RESVLTS I N D E TAIL. " T he results of the examinations to which t hese samples were subjected was a~ !ollo-ws: No.1, marked contamlna on: No!t. 2 and 4, contamination' ~. 5, 6 and 7, slight contarnina, 3. 8 a nd 9. good wat"r. Thf*;e results showed the condition ot the watpr as It was found at the dtrterent point! mentioned on ~{ay 16, but tI it does not folIo,.. that oo.mples taken at tholle points In the fall, winter or early In t he spring would ~how the same results. On the contrary. It may be safely stated that If samples of water s hould be tai{en from these same poin.ts 1n the tall. winter or early spring they "'ould show consIderably more pollution. "Sunllght Is a powerful wa ter purlftfir. Expnirnencs have demonstrated that It "Ill kill a typhoid germ el"ht !ee-t under the purtace, ~o it follows that our water. Is purer and better dur Ing the warm months when the summer s unllght Is pouring down upon the surface of the lake. Excepting during three or to ur months In the heated season th e wa ter In Lake ErIe Is dlf.1easebreeding and Is unfit to drink. unl ess it h as been boiled or passed through a ' germ-proof fI1ter. "Commissioner Ward and some ot the Aldermen, for some reason, which I ("annot undE'rstand, seem opposed to the proposition of having outside experts examine the water In Lake Erie. Such a commiflsion wonid In nowise ' usurp the privileges or prerogatives of the cIt)· authorities, as Its dec is ion Would be In no way mandatory on them . The idea Is to engage experts to come here and have them spend as much time as may bE' nf"Ct'ssa ry In exhausttve investigation of our water ~upply. T hen have th em submit a report set Ung forth th e result of thf"tr tnyestlgatlon, and let the city authorities do as I I I they s..., obtnIned. ti t with the Information thus It would put them In posi- tion to handle this question Intelllgenth'. IIV YE S TIGA TION BY EXPE RTS. "This department Is not In position such an investigation. as shOUld be ma.de before any steps are taken In a matter of such moment. "'lV ~ ca n't spare our bacteriologist and C' hem hit tor such work. They have their own work to do. and It must be done." " How mu ch would an Inves tigation b).· eXl'lerts. such a~ you Fpeak of, cost the to make city?" wa~ asked. "Not more toon $1000. In my j u dg, ment," wa.q D r. Gre ene's r(>ply. ·It It pholl id be tound nrce!=lsary. as a result or such In ,~ e8tlgatlon to ftlte r I Buffalo's water, how much, In your estimation. would a n adequate fil tratIon plant coet · .. A'n d the good doctor told 1e s ory plainti"ely to many of his friend s. and one e,"ening one of the latter called him up and said: "Hcllo, is this Dr. G~ne?" ATER HE ARI NG And being answered af-firma tively. he said: "\Vell, t his is Heerwagen, the roofer and Comptroller; I UllfOR NEXT WEEK. derstand you are spreading' around a I-cport that one of my employees took three dollars from you for Dr. G reene Will Ask That It Be a roofing- job which he never did. and I have the man C alled for Next right here to Ii ten to what YOLl ha\'e got to say. Tuesday. What shall I do with him?" And the doctor answered: "Lock him up: lock him up; he is a Health Commts~Ion('r Greene went to swindler." And the torll1entel- at thc undertaking the City Hall last night to see whether I \Y4 t·.~r Commit/PP of the- ·Board ot end of the telcphone said : "'VeIl. don't go so fast, .o\It)t'' J{J"!I'TIJ i, w\·nj\i nlf-t'"t tor cons!d,"rau"n ot his r D r. Greene. my man has bcen with me thirty years Ing. 'pClrt. Tht· commlltp6 he.id no meet"In view ot the Importance of the Quesand he says h e don't know YOll and hc never saw you. tIon." ~:\ld Dr. Green~ thiS ahernoon, "I and that he n ever got any three clollars out of you, am gol ng to ask Chairman "'fener to call a meeting of the committee in the ~[ayor's I besides three dollars is too little money to do any I ~.t;:'ce some day next week, probably on work on a roof." And the doctor answcred: "Do ~eSday.".-J you undertake to di spute my word?" Ancl the an- ................................................................... swer was: "![ y man does and he has been with me ........................................ oyer a quarter of a century." "\Vell. he is a liar." an- ........................... swered the doctor. "h c took illY good three dollars · ................................................................... • and he never did a bit of work. ow.]\I[ r. Hcerwag-en. I don't approve of your having people in your conclusion, doctor. considering your character and GIVE CITY AUTHORITY the character of my employee that he is telling the TO fUMIGATE HOUSES. (ruth and that you are not." And to the doctor's ~hcll-like ear there came wafted over the telephonc S S ays Health Com missi one r interpolated hetween the wonls of the other man the G reer,e in S pea king of Co nsounds of laughter, and he said: "'Vho are you anvtagious Diseases. way? YOll are not Hcerwagen, you a l-e Soandso." And anyone who had heen at the doctor's end of the "Burr.alo Is sadly behind the times In line 'a s 'he poke would have seen in the dusk the one thing," said Health C!1mml~oner Greene toda:t. "and that Is lhe cItY has gleam of his last set of stol-e teeth as they shone wolf- no--mrnrorlty to rumiga t~ houses in ishly in the gloom as he acknowledl2'ed angrily that which deaths have occurred tram conhe harl been doublv donc. Dear Doct01-. I have tagious dIseases. When a. J)erson dIes of consumpl!on, diphtherlaorsorneother heard it told hy Capt ain Cal-stairs. of the Third communlrable dlse •• e all the Healt.l>Nig-erian Regiment of Canada, that he discov- D epartmer.t can do Is to recommend to the survivIng members ot the famtly ered a tribe o f Africans in the middlc of the Dark that the place be fumigated. SomeContinent whose chief was distinl;uishecl fl'om all times such recomme-ndations are compiled with and sometimes they are not. other chiefs from the fact that he wore an upper set As a usual thing families in whIch such of false teeth suspended around his neck. I \yonder deaths occur will burn a ,sulphur canor a. little sulphur 1n the house anJ if that set was once the properly of thc doctor who is die will think tha t bavlng done so th." famons among his fri end s as having coug-heel up fal se nave fumigated the house and destroyed the germs. whereas such fumigatIons t~eth ~Imo~t all m'er th e world. all(1 he is a brave. a re absolutely of no ertect. "We asked t h e Common Councn last braw. bonny spirit at that. to whom my complimcnts..". year tor an appropriation of $100,000. - f ......................11., .............. .............................. . ........................................................................ which would enable us to properly fumi ga te ever)' house In wh ich such deaths occur, but the request was turn ed down. I. " - ---- , �· · · : : : : : : : :~r~=~:::CL::::::::::::::: A Big "Job" on the HooK f In Coonection with Filtration Plant a Junketing Commission is Proposed. THE METHODS OF TRUNK SEWER COMMMISSION OVER AGAIN Buffalo Will Not Sanction Wilful Expenditure for Outside Engineering Help. di smal fa ilure in mos t o f its part ner since. I t was built at a cost of conside ra ble over a millio n of d olla rs. No ! \\'e want no more sa nitary experts fr0 111 abroad. A nd be it remembered that John. A. D itto, brav e enginee r o f th ose days ago ne ' when Grover Cle\'ela nd was Mayo r, told this sa me tru nk se wel- com mission (w hi ch was co mp osed of so m e me n \\'ho th o ug h t th e mselves wi se, and were no t, and o f th ose \\'h o kn ew th emselves wise and were wise) th a t Col. \ Va rin g 's pla n was no good, that he, D itto, kn ew th e lay o f th e la nd a nd that ce rtain thin gs co uld not be d ne by sa nita ry eng in eering, howe\'er I eauti fully d ressed and with however exqui site ly waxed m o ustachi os. And good old Jake Scheu, wh o was a ITlember of th e co mmission , ag reed with Mr. D itto and d isagreed with Co l. \\' aring, but th e rest o f th e wi se men, \I'ho th o ug ht th ey were wise a nd were no t, t urn ed the m d o wll , togetber with Ditto . a nd fo llowed th e reco mmend atio ns o f \\Tarin g to th e undoin g o f th e city. And wh a t is mo re, we do no t need any co mmi ssio n o f citizens, thank yo u, to go junketing a t pu bl ic expense all ovel' the United Sta tes to \'i ew so-call ed id eal W'a ter plants. Buffa lo has got eno ug h m oney to ra ise now by hook and by crook by includ ing its necessities in annua l estimates and by co\'erin g it s peculati ons by bond issu es with o ut pro\'iding ,'as t sums fo r travelling ex penses fo r pm fes ionall y " prominent" and "public spirited" citize ns to go travelling. The simplest way is the best. Let us ha "e no plndering here. The H on. H ealth Co mmissio ner, Dr. \\T. D . Gree ne, of this city, is beginning to ma ke reco mmend ations, just li ke llizzo ner, th e Mayo r, a nd he Llossoll1ed into a full g rown recommencler fl a nk ed by the City Chemi st and the City Bactel'io logist in the n oa rd of ,\l denn en on ~l o nday last, by a com Il1tUlica ti on in "hich he recomm ended a ce rtain proposed fil trati on plant to purify the city \\·at e r. A nd I hat his H onor, th e ;\la),o r, be empowered to appoint a cOl11ll1issic:>n to loo k into the city wa ter questi on, ,rith a yi ew to de"i sing so me mea n ~ o f purifying th e su pply of th e dea r p ~o ple, It bell1g we,ll kno\\"n th at one o f th e fond deSIres of the doctor s hea rt is to be permitted to spe nd a million o r two on a fi ltration plant, alth ough eyen doctors say that filtering \yill not kill g erm s and tha t boiling is the olJly real germicidal process . .And Col. \\'ard was heard in support of the recom- ········".. ········.:,.u·, ···:·········i\;U· ............. .... , mendati on of the Hea lth PlwsiciaIl, and stated that ........................VN ..4........1903-...·········· ..... he had Rudolf HelTing with iI; easy call by te lephone I ~ 7.1.'~~.~~ ..................... or telt'graph and that he would be a very nice expert . WHERE DR, WENDE STANDS. (....... ............ ... ..... ; for the commiss ion to employ, a nd \-ari o us other lit~ Rignill cnnt tbat tb ~ o nly o ppo, lTwo Children were tle suggesti ons as to the proper thing to be done in bitten by Dogs. rega rd to certain othe r things in pursuit of the tl$ to purifying ButIa lo wat,·1' Is totlnd at Cit)" lIall. It Is by lbe Rtntosr N kn o\\"ledg-e de sired. . t \ nnt e K oed el. seven years old. 0 o. men of lbe ("{lUncll lhat a urng is jlU W I 'a s bitten in th e 43 a g ner p ace, " I n rel;ly to all of which it may be sa id here and upon 3. mo ,~eDl(,Dt ,,~lli dl mea ll~ so r ight le g by a v icious dog yes ter~ay now, _pcaking for the people, th at whil e it d oes wa n t much f or th e b C<.' llth a nll p erm a n ent af ternoon . The litt le girl wa s pla ymg IhIre \\-a ter if it is to be had. it is no t willing to spend prospcrit\' or BuITu 10. In a yard a t No. 41 Wagner place w h en . a dog' <a id to belong to Ti m o thy Lynch one or t\\'o million dol lars fo r it in the erection of an W hen tb e member " of t bat b~l~' attack ~d her. The dog was ca pt ured experimental plant wh ich may classi fy gemls bu t seek to "h~ller tb ~ lr opposition bohm <l a nd the cas e was reported to the police nnm('s thnt m Ntn s ometblng to th e I ot th e t welft h preCinct . It Is not thought ~<lnn ot kill them. and \I hat i more. and which may people of Buffalo titey tnk p a l,;reat t he an imal wa s m a d. be stated emp hatical ly in big black letters: Earl Clu tle rbuck, fourteen years old, risk. One of the atta cks on Dr. Gleen c w h ose h ome is a t No. 27 Schuele aveTHE CITY OF BU FFALO H ,\S HAD ALL IT i was to the effect that he W3.' trying to nue yesterd ay wa s ton dllng a dog owned \\" j\NTS. A~D OUITE El'JO U GH TO LAS1 IT l exploit hlm.clf by this ('J"u.ade, an<i by George Siegler ot No. 1027 Ea.t Ferry r OR THE WHOLE TER:\i[ OF ITS CORPOR- that his coapable prNl ece. SOl'S ne~ c r street w h en it bit him In th e right arm. Clutterbuck w a s hurried to the office ATE EX1STE::-\CE. THOU GH IT L ASTED {o und the ne('(lof b.:tter wa tel'. of Dr. Carpenter on E a st P a r a de a veTHOUS .\NDS OF YEARS, OF SO-CALLED \Vell, one of them did, nnd that one nu e, w h ere the wound was cauterized. IIIGT-I GR ,\D E "SANITARY EXPERTS" FRO M Is Dr. Ernest W enu('. the Immelliat(' Then th e police were notified. ~ WITH OUT 11'S BORDEHS. prcdecessor of D r . Greene liS IIe3.lth -We had Col. George E. \\'aring o f trunk sewe r Commls.,loncr. Dr. '\fender needs no ·4 ·······19..3··········,,······ and later of "white \,,'ill gS" memory and New Y OI-k inffod u ption as nn expert and most ...................... Ru ccessfu l sanitarian. H e made B u f· street cle a nill~ renown. who was hired at enormous .............. ··.... · t.: ··· 1 L. ~.i. ~ · ···· · · ·· ·· ·· ·· · · ·· · · ·~ expcll e to build up an ideal piece o f sanitary engin- falo a clean city and did much to lower its deat h rat~ . Dr. W cnue Is In h:lr wa t er-s u pply p roblem v,'R S thot'ee ring, and \\'ho made a dismal failure of it, a nd who mony w l~h the mO '- Clll~nt fo r pure y d iscussed a t a eon t erence in the 0' rd b t n o defin ite was employed bv just suc h a commi ssion of citizens W:lt('l', and In an interyicw In the 1-1 ror's office yeste ay. U t a the Health Commissioner would ad\'oca te, and was taken. This Is a m a tter nO NE W S on Frillny he said so In the :!e~e set tled offhand. It outside expert \\" ho, co-opera tin!\" with th em, chucked the city' s emphat ic war which the Counell eded a.s the commissioner advice i s n e , i t be knows so well. H e tpllS the pcop!e mC:ley int o a hole in the ground \\'hich has been a of publiC health and h is asso c a es - :. .........=. \" . - ". . . .. ... . . ... . f I . ~ JUN 2 903 ........................................................................ t.. Ql., ......... .............................................................. ATTACKED BY DOG. So~o~~r:renner, 1I\'ing a t No. bull d a bout bit B ugl y 222 Glbet. was a ttack ed by a vicio u s O f ~' h lle walking "long Broadway 0 clock thiS morning ~~~~~~son The dog 4hh e I,ega. inflicting two to the om . r e IDj u red tnll J) went Ba id to ce 0 a doctor. The dog fs der Ih1~e Owned by Sta nislaus Szyme' He~lth g at No. 891 Broadway. The fled and ~. Pkartment Officials we re no tl00 cha rge ot the case. ~ . I , I th is as to p resent conditions: Bu tralo's water is no t good. I have not used any of it unboile d sin ce the typh oid epidemic some time a go . I n t he f a ce of this those critics of D r. Greene wbo demur :lt h is .tatement to the Cou ncil a week ngo wlll perbaps keep _ilence. Dr. '\Y ende favors sedimentation of tbe w ater in n hlr~c l'{'sen Toir , and tlllu !;;s p u ttIng sewage Into the r i ~er ,110uld be sloppe.! b y Congr ess. Sut'b actlon b y tbe Xation a I GoTernmeDt wo uld remOTe the source of pollu tion in the luke nboyc u s, b ut It wo ulll fo r ce tbls city and e\"Cry other dTainlng into tbe gren t Heve It s hou ld be o bta i ned. The city , t uch advice noW ,,,ould bet ter payor 9 th an to un der ta ke a big wo rk that might pro \'e unsuccessful. _ P AGE NINE-- / A COMMISSION FIRST. ~ . • docs n o t seem to be milch ! n Gn y ~l!·g u rr.e n ts put up against the ropositlon lhnt th e DhLffalo wate t' problem ~hould he s tudie d by a comp(> ~ t C' n t~mmisf.io!t o r citiz(> ns . o rU cialg a.nd ~ al 13.1;;('.8 nnd the Xing-urn to clla nge its e xpeorts h p[ore a ny nc t10n iool<ing to ward a la rge e xpe nd iture ill ~ he mattel' is t ak en. Th is is th e s en s ibl e, prop pr se\\"~r SJ'steru--a result not to be de. p lored , tbo ug h It w ould un dou btl'tll'y cost a good (lea l o f money for this city a nd ever y o ili er concernt'<J. a nd on l y su r~ w a y to proc~ell. The w a t er p rob Je-m is n. big on c, anl1 1I1~ tho u g-h it i::; urge nt we ca n b e tter afford t o t :l lte lime to Rtudy It cnrC'(ulJ y t hu.n to go ah ead in h as te dnd m ah:e a. InIS- I t al(c. J...e: t UR h 1x e - ;1. comnd ssi o n to go n t t he mattE- I' In t h e right W<JY, amI the n l et th e 11Iun lt'iJl.:.l1 aulhoritic:.; take the q u e5t ion in huntl and ac t ns seetn ~ art " ' I;;;able n(ter all tilt! (]a.ta 0 11 t he ~ u..bj ~ d Is . a \'aila ble. - �~' •• •• ••• 'C••···" ··· · ••• •••. .• • 9t ·S··········· .......... ,..........,...............................~ . . .. . .. .. . . . . . ....... ... .... ... .. ....... . _.. ...... .. .. .... ...... .. .... ...... L.............. .................................... • =====::='~--==':"''i.=..;;..",..;o••".~..-••~••-••-.-••-••--''' ' '''' . PURER WATER PLANS ARE TALKED tTAlK OF A COMMISSI ON The water QuesUo n was dtscus~ed yesterday in t he !"Itayor's oft1c at a ,neetlng oC the a ldermani c water commltwe and the board o f h4?alth. Finally. t.he Question was put oyer until just before the meeting 01 the Board of A Idermpn next ){onday. Among those present were l\:layor l~llight. Dr. "' . D. Lil:2f:ne,. the health commissioner: City Chemist Hill, Ci ty Bacteriologist Bissell, Dr. 'V. C. Kraus, Colonel F . G. Vtard, the Commis;sioner or PulJlic ,York!!; and a ldermen ,Viener. Ken · nedy. Beiser, H a.rp. l\lartin and Holmes. The discussion too k the torm of an argumE'nt fOl' and against a. propOElal to have a commission try to find the ~urce of contamination ot' the lal{ e water. Dr. Greene spoke first. He ~ald the health df~partment officials who had test~d the water ta ken at different places in ~ake E rie, rec0111mended the appolntm.ent of a commission of outsiders so,,-the public could ha" e the opin· ion of 'yater experts as to what is best to do. Dr. 'l~rauB favored appointing a commission. So did Dr. Hill and Dr. Bissell" Who said the numbe r of typhoid C8...ses increases every time there is a ".<orm . Dr. Bissell also declared Buftalo would ha\'e just such a time as Ithaca did IC a ny of t he places on Lake Erie, like the steel plan t , DunkiJ·k or Cleveland. should have typhoid fever. He cited the case of Meadville ~'hic h for years used wa ter f rom a creek Into which, fifteen mlles above, the sewage of Cambrldge Springs is d umped, and did 110t have a typhoid epidemIc until there w4S one at Camb ridge Springs. Alderma n H a rp a sked if t he increased population would not account for the increased number ot: typhoid case~. He ,",as told it would not. w holly. and Alderman Kennedy asked about t h e Stony Point epidemic recen tly. Dr. Greene saJd there were- about 400 cases reported during the epidemic and some of Buffalo's cases were chnrged to them. Mayor l{night recom mended having an outside expert look into the Question. He said th e s ituation Is serious. However. Alderman Harp said th~ commission's plan was expensive and unneces sary and said at the most only one outsider should be hired. Colonel W ard opposed a commission as unnecessary. He advised moving the Intake to t.he Horseshoe Reef and said the board ot: health. of which he was one. had power enough to do what was n eeded. Just betore t h e meeting ended, A lderman Ke~dy moved that the board of health h ave tu1l charge ot: the matter with permi~!!'ion to spend up to $3,000. Alderman Hnrp wa nted to make the amount $1,500. The Kennedy motion voted down by aldermen Harp, and WlenE"r. ......................... ··· 3· · · · ··· 19"O~·· · · · · · ·· · ··· ·· · PLAN OF FILT RA; 'ON. with the statement that the filtratio n plan "S~cms' to be the only acceptable o ne ye-t hinted at. H fillration Is n ecessary In order to suppl}" th e Pi oplc of Buf!alo wi th pure \\ Ilt.r, th e city cannO L begin preparo.j lions to con s tru ct a filtration plant too s-oon. ~ 0'- - - -- -_ ,,:;:nted- to··];k;n~o~,,~·iirr~t~b;;pT;-~====-=~!B····--~.". ................................................................... yor coKnIght as ho~e nnectedsaid withthat the inasmuch HC31th Dpl1nrlm en t or the city insist tho..t the wa leI' \R In n bad an d a larming c ondl- ... . . .. . ... u hnd faith in thl? City Chemist. and :1 t'full'. ('ommi~sion ····~4"·· · ·· .. ·· .. ·.. ··.... ·.. ·.. .. In atto BETTER BE BURE THJ.II BORRY, lion, amI that the oitizens wo ul<l never be ~nti~f1ed, It wo uld seem well to have a .c1enti<t go over the situation . Ald. Hor" said there was a ge neral opinion that it is neceSS:'lry to employ expert3 from out of town . He gn.rc1ed a. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .";.. . . I I r a paragraph Ye6terday the Oou saJd: Th C e 0 merclal wickedly remarks Ih I re~ Lak e as an expensive rIc wJater wIll not be c d-emned unttl further proof of lIe.:' was oppm,ed to going to the' expen~(' of se\'eral thousnnd dol 10rR. lIe thought t he City Chemist °l~; 8. Impurity Is at hand. \Vherefore the IDVENJlNG NEW!S' favorite hobb Is g1ven an untimely jolt. Y Tbl s only shows rbe narrowness or th e CourIer's pOint of view. It can see no r th t at' er, a times, than t·he fortunes of a newspaper's "hobby." Yel t he Cour!er dtself was 'h eart!ly for pure water and tor thorough measures to obtain!t, when !t !ast d!scussed that p roblem! "nd City Bacteriologist. assiRted by an ()ut~icle ('xpeT't. would be Rufficif"nt to ('ope with thE.' situ:ltion, and then t he pxp~nfie \\'ould not exceed $1,000. ).layor F !LTIL~'I'IOX I'LA~~'. Argum e nts For a nd Ald. Smith wanted to know how much ., filtration plant would cost an(1 Dr. Against Appointment I GrC'Plle lo1d him a me('hanlc:ll rntrnUon 1h_nt would ('ost when ('om pie-ted about at th e 1"0 te o{ $1.000.000 a n But t he Courier's temporary loss ot of Commission to In- !~.OOO.OOO. lr rp. 'Thif.:! woul(l include hyo acres on focus 'has caused it to misunderstand wfluln b£' sevcral )"csen·oirs. vestigate W"ter Supply ',\- h1('h .. )[or. bonds to be Issued. eh T· laugh- the Commercia!'s point. The very same ng ly "tid Mayor Knight to Ald. Smith. d ay the paragraph quoted appeared Jl1 ~ t thC"n Commissioner ,Yard entered I the Oommercial had this leader : Heard Yesterday. MEETmG HELD m M Y R'S OFFICE PiA 0 offic€'. The rnn tter was discuSSN1 for over an hour an(l u half. but no dt'finilE' action was taken. Ald. Kennedy offered a motion that the committee report in favor ot refC'rring the .subject matter to the Board of H ealth with power to ex· pend n'ot more than $3,000 for expert ser\'ice, but it -was voted down by Alderm en H ~lrp. Beiser :1.nd "-einf't". Finally the matter w as laid over until :\Iondny afternoon at 1 o·clock. Wht'll the ~ornmittep will consider il brfore the meeting of the Board of Aldermen. Among tho~e pr e~en t yesterd,lY \\ ere :M ayor Knight. Health CommissionE."r GrC'pne. City Chemist Hill, City Bncterloiogist Bissell, Dr. 'Yo C. I{r·n.m:;, Commissioner of Publi c ,'{orks " "'ard. Ald. 'Yeiner, Ald. Kennedy. Alc.l. B e isel', Ald. Harp. Ald. :lIJrtin, Ald. Holmes and a few others. The first speaker was H eal th Commi~sioner Greene, who stated th.lt th e object of tho r epo rt of tho~E' who had te~ted the Ramples of water in recommending that a commission be apPointeel was to h ast:! outsiue experts come to Buffalo and mn.ke a thorough and SCientific exa.mination of the water for th e purpose of nseer· tain1l1g just whl?re the source of contamination came from. The idea WC\9 not exartly to h a\'e nny filtration pl:-lnt or mo\'ing th e intake, but to know just where the b est water is and how best to sen'e it to the public. The ('ommissionel' said the m3..jority of the people woul(1 not be ~:1tisfied if the local authorities did anything b efore consulting outside exp£'rts of worlUwide r eputation . "~to C. I I Arguments {or ann against the appointme-nt of a co mmission to in\'(>stlgate Into the source of contamin(1.tlon or Buffalo's waler supply was h eard by :he Ald er manic Committee on 'Vater and the Bonrd___QJ H ealth yes· terdny afternoon in~'or Knight 's GET' l'J ~ G 1 he ornre. He stated that the best wate r STA'RT RIGHT 111 lh e la ke was not on the south ~idE", There lsno opposltion tothel~provement but .on th e north ~lde. lIe favored of the water supplYlnButralo,onthe movmg. the IntakE" ir'o m its nre~ent lo~ par t ot t hose who Insist that betore OR lI.o~ In th e (·hannel to a point 'lPar the city goes Into a ny expensive I [ol~cshop R eef. where there is good schemes fo r l1ltratlon, or any other wll:el' He admi tted the only way to plans to r obtaining pure drinking lune pun" water was by ftitl"ution, and wate r. the opportunity should 'be at· then talk('d o~ the condition of rhe forded for expert testimony to point ll.ump~ and bOlIE"~'s at the pumping staout the way In whic h w hat Is tl,?n. H e ~mld It ('ost $20 fOI' every wanted can be best secured for rea· 111 1111t:n gallons of water pumped. nnd 80nable expendlture. that while o'·el· 100 gallons per rapita So the Co=ercia! s!mply wants a pel' day "a~ regarded a~ e x c€'ssi\·e the people In l3uffalo us~d on "n average of thoroug b expert examInation of the O\'pr 2~O. gallons per cflpita per (~ay. water before reachlng a conelusion AS Col. "did did not fa\'or a mechanlt""ll . plant. sa)·lng no rity had one. and t1lf~t to 1tl! condItion and what Is to be done the etllolent·y of n mechanical plant had for !t-and that is what the KEWS neVel" bepn proved. 'V'3.nts a nd b t th B 310 \"1.; 'rUE 1X'!'AKE . ,w a e oard of Health asks file Counc!l to authorize. Lnter Col. Wnrd said he believed the T he Express .speaks fa th in lake could be moved to 'the Horse~ r e sallie Rhoe Heef at a rost of $250.000. Mayor c ourse. It says ed!torln.Uy today: Knight wanted to know the ('olonel's This Is a matter not to Q,e settled ot!Ol'linion as to the appointment of a ('omhand . If outslde expert a dvice ls ml~sion. ntH1 the doughty one replied he 'l'leeded, as the Commissioner ot helif'ved the Board of H ea llh . of ·which Pub!!c Health a nd his ""soclates behf' i::: a member, had enough pO'\\'e l' for li eve, It s hould b e obtained. The th€' l11iltl(\r. ~I a:ro r I{.night sugg e~t('(l city wou ld better pay tor such a dthal tht' t 'ommittee on 'Yater consider v ice now t han to undertake a. big' the ~ubject latel' a nd make some recwo rk that might prove unsuccessommendation. Then Ald. Kenne-dy off ul. fered hi~ motion to refer" the matter to thp Board of Health with authority to It the Aldermen and OounclImen are expend not m(lre than S3,000 in hiring content to take a detl!lIed report or ·>xperts, but this motion was lost. Ald. each of the tests made by the Health II~U'p was willing to compromise on $1.500, but Ald. Kennedy was not satComm!ss!oner a nd Drs. Bissell lJ.od isfied. The ma.tter was laid O\'er un t:JJ.. [nil last w !nter as conclusJve evidence ~Ionday. .... ot the necess! ty of filtration and ot a ~ ' ............................. . source of s upp ly not !n dunger of in· v ~ .... ... ....... ....... . fec!o n from Smokes Oreek or Bufl'alo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... fo U.~ .. . .. .. • .. • • River, well and good; but the responsl· b!llly for a n expend!ture suftklent to meet s uch cond!tlons must be talr;y met. The State Legis!ature has author!zed an expenditure of $500,000 10 get a better supply than we Ibad !ast February and March. Dr. Gr eene te.· tilled before the Co=lttee yester<lay a ftE'rnoon tbat the wash of Smokes Creek settlement brougbt typhoId !nto Bufl'alo. T he State Health Board has a!ready cert!fied the great daoger from thnt source. It remains for the Coun0 i cll to act-but It sbould act on tull !n· I .S- Subj ect Thoroughly Dl cussed, but Memb=rs of AI derm anic Water Committee Don't Agree, So Pos tponement Till Monday Orderej Yoc~tE' s~tid he Cllier objeetlon to the plan of fil_ on o t the water Is that the cost be something appalling to this burdened mun'clpaaHy, That Is a ,. hase of the QU E"slio n certain to r aise much dis('u~Alon. The c ity of Buffa lo ,js becomIng over-bonded, and it Is al· most lime to rail a halt. B ut there ls . merit in the argument that nothing is too costly w hich Is demanded for Ule prese rvation ot' the public heallh. and that thi s Is a case In ~hlch the money mU Sl be paid for protection against the deadly typhold geml. The H ealth Com_ missioner hesitates a.bout -mraatlllg B. big bill of expen~e upon the city. but he realizes that something must be done right away, and he Comes to th e front Hll rp Knight ngrppd with him . Dr. '~ Ald. number of inC'rea.$p.cl typhoid ('n.se~ in :\. C"lty did not l'f'sult [ron1 the in~1''l~f'd populntion to n. certain extent. , von s l!": E VERY YE _\n. Kraus, a pure water :\.(1the lime was ripe for thp I ................ ...................... BACTfRIOLOGIST AND CITY CHfMIST f WILL 8f THfRf. 't· I mpurl les t Wt S I a er upp y to Be Fully Explained to Aid ermen. Cill. Bacter!o!oglst Bissell and City I appointment of a cOl11rni~sion to lo ok Chemist Hili will appear at the joint Into theo matlpr and mnke ~om(' rf'port. meetIng ot: the Aldermanic Committee ITe rl?nrl a long list nf recommendations on Water and the Board of Health in anf1 sU~g('stlon~ of his own. rity rhpmif:t Hill ~aid th ere was a the ?1.I nyor's office this atternoon ·0 Jal'ge- amount ot: animal life in thE.' w[t- convince any s k eptical Alderman that t t:' r Buffalo was gelting. It gOE.'S to sho\\' Burralo's water s upply Is decidedly h e said. that the presence of conside r- dange rous. l able animal life indicated the pre~ence Wb"-'\ Health Com missioner G rel~ne of' ('onsidE.'rnble food to support them. d recen t r eport on Che condl tion HE' l'l'mal'keu th;lt i n quiet we at h e r U- 'atel' to the Common Council h e water waH fairly \\' ell. but after 5torrr.. the nnalYHis showed plenty of contnm· simply stated t he wa ter was d angerous. Ination. To find o u l th e source of that Dr. Greene didn't go Into technl calltles. contamination. he ~nid. would be th £' This afternoon he will have on h an d the information which convi nced him work of th l" l)rO po~c·rl commi~slon. City Dn('tC"l'iologist Bissell gayp thf' lhe water in La.ke Erie was no t fit fo r cOlrllnitte-p e-1111ghl enm ent as r t'gal'd~ the drin k ing purpo •• s. Dr. Will iam G. B1swnler from n. b'lcteriologicul viewpoint. ~ell, who made n u m€' r o u S examinati ons H e ~ai/1 oth(ll's had e"'Camin(,~d it and had ot the water samples taken f r o m the leal'nl d . aM hE" h ad f.)uncl 111enty of ron- lake at variOUS times, found the bac tamination; tOO much fOr public E'afety. tE"rln l count vastly too high for good 'YhUI! Huff:1.10 diel not h;\ye an (lpi- watpr. He compiled a detailed report d mi e of typhoid fe\'E'I' just at pre~· and this was sent to Dr. Gre-ene. From a c hemical standpoint Dr. Hl11 ent :1 11 that \\',18 needed to ('rf':ttc- on p would be to h3 " e more typhoid germfi made examinations ot' the water ot gt't in the watE'l' ~upply . At prt"~ent Lake Erl£'. Dr. Hill m ade a careful re ~ he snid there was enough watE'r to port ot what he tound. He pOinted ou t dilute the- sewage so as not to affect the sub~tanct"s which show Imp u re en rybody, but It would ~urel~~ come wntE>r. He gave their quantities. "nt:'· unle-~~ sOlnE'thlng is clonl.:'. H e said that war\"." saW Dr. Hlll. "the wa tel' is In ~lormy '_v~athpr It would b~ noticed bad." that theo number of l'n~eH of typhoifl Thp~e reports. whIch were submlttpd feo\'(:r in('n:ased. If they were not to DI·. Greene by the City Baeterlologl'lt ('au~ed by thE" Impure wate" supply ant! the City Chemlst, will be ready :hl. what cnu~E"rl thE"m th en ? afternoon. Dr. Bissell and Dr. HIll wil l "If thl'Y hllve an epidemic in nny nf bco ("In hand. Any polntR In the-i r rE'ports t~e towns up the I~kp, like Dunkirk. that a re not clear will be f>xplained ( le\'el:"lnd or at the Rtcel Plnnt" he said . "Bt.lrC alo will surely E.'~pe~ienl'e sut..· h .n lIme> lhnt Ithaca hnd. 'Yhen s ufHl'Jen t typhO id germ~ get into the \\.ltf::'r: flunolv h.n' "\\-,i> w111 <:11f'1'ex.... formation and on the best advice ob· ta !nab!e. It !s belter to he sure tha n sorry. �...... , ......... . , ............ ..... .... .. ......... ' ......_ ... r. ~ OfRoial. W ho ....... , ...................... , ...................................... • OUTSIDE EXPERTS MAY INVESTIGAIE CITYWATER SUPPLY Strong Arguments Presented to Water Committeefor Thorough Examination of Lake Erie Water. Health Commissioner Greene, Dr. Krauss, Dr. Bissell, City Chemist Hill and Col. Ward for Action~-Alde r men Disagree. NON-PARTISAN COMMISS I ON. Arter twn hours at dl~cusslon or the C r 11 d D I I t. h Dr WHliam . ~ raus.s 0 owe r. water question at a JO nt meet~ ng 0 t t Gree'ne. Dr. l<.rauss ha.s made a study I Ald ermaniC Committee on "ater anc f Buffalo's water su pply tor yea.rs and the Board of H ealt h In the May or's of-DIS ramlliar with all phases 01" fhe S1tfiee ye.'iterday afternoon, a~t I on onu ation. Arter e x pla.lnlng he ha.d long Health Co mmi&sicmer Greene s recentbeen convinced of the grow ' ng danger report was ~e l crr ea until Monda y atter-ln"Burralo's \vate!r. Dr. I{ra~ s said: Dr. H ili also said just " what he has ' said many, many times-thaI the peopie- qhou.ld COme to a. realization of the condJtolon of Lake E rJ e's water be-fore Jt is too late-. He said there WB,..5 no pos~ sible doubt about the Impurity or Lake Eri e water, Commissioner of Publle Works Ward after explaInIng the water r-ltuatlon a~ he saw It, tott] of former JnYf'stlgatlon~ that had bf'C'n ('a.rrl ed on, at which times th e remova l ot the Intake to Hot9P~hoe Repf WaR advocated. Col. \\rard slmp!l' stated what the conf'lu slans WE're at thnt timf'. H e tavored no particular plan f or he sa.ld it remained with the Committee and the Board of H ealth to determlnf' upon that. elll ,"Varcl did say. howevE'r: C OME TO F IL TRA TION. "YOU'I.L ALL CO ~I E T O FILTRAT ION IN THIS COUNTRY SOOKER OR LATER. THERE'S NO \YAY 01!T OF IT. AND THERE IS NO SECl RTTY EXCEPT IN THE FILTRATI ON OF THE W H OLE WATER SUPPLY. THE DUAL RYSTE:\{ IS XOT UNSATISFAC T ORY. I'~ [ FOR ANYTHING THAT WILL GTVE Bl"FFALO PURE WATER. IT IS SIMPLY A Ql-ESTION OF DOLLARS Al'D CENTS. BUT AS I SAY YOP'LL ALL CO~IE T O FILTRATION SOONER OR LATER. THE AMOUN T NECESSARY FOR THE INSTALLATION OF A SATISFACT ORY FILT ER PLANT HOWEVER, TAKES MY BREA T H AWAY" M A.yor Knigh t asked Col. Ward What h" thought about the appointment at a commisRlon. "l !'ihould think a much s im p lpr plan'· "~aid he. "wonld be to turn the thi~g O\'pr to thE' Board of H pnlt h with powE'rs to P!lloloY o ut ~idE' ~pecialist~.' · think that's thp best way to .)0. said AieL Kennedy, "and I make that motion-that the report of Dr. Green!.! b e r e f er red to the Board at H ealth with " "1 authority to make expf>ndltures not to exceed $~OOO." "Ith .second the motion," said A'd Smi Then the pollttC'al feeling among tha Att~nd"d. A Thf' meeting ye.... t crds y w a s a lnrgt: O"H~, th08f; ntlendlng being· ?lla yo.J.' Kntght, l1 f'alch Officer Greene, City Bactt'riologlst Bissell. City Che·mlst BIU, Comml~ lcJl1er o f Public \York s \Vard. Dr. \\. . C ](raua and A ldennen H a rp, MartIn, \\·{.Inel', }((·nnf"<1:r. H olmes and seH'ral others connl; 'ted! with th e cll)' uepartmellt~. Dr. ,inpne ~ab the fil st t-pea k er to b e hf-;,\ru, J Ie rflrxated the flndings 0-( lld8 Jet'(nt '-eport upon th t' C'Ondltlon ot the watt l ', s3~'ln8" that he found In It many (·ICOl'·IllS or food llpc.m which bacterIa InIml(' nl to h\lman hOOlth coul<1 tee<.!. He said that In ct"l· t:;tin months of the :year, w}WIJ Iht'l' \H1S a mri11imum oC h1b+h. wi ndt:;, the \\, aler wa s pt\r~r and. he thought, but little. It any' conta.m lnal ed: by the se"'''age from B u ffal o Cl'eek. 'Ph s Impurilif's In the. l\ ater incl'E'ase<l. he sald, tlurlng th e mon t hs When high winds gre ... l vallcd. Dr. K rau s' V iew •. J:le Hated that the o-bj("C' t ot those w ho aO\·oci\.tcd the appointment o f a commls~j(ln to make a .ec-Ientlft c and th orOll gh. I E"'xaminati"On ot thoe city watf'r StIPP)) was not fur th(: pllrpose or deciding upon a. filtration plant or 1I1')(1n the proper place to mon- the inta ke pipe. but was m ore (or the pllrfX)se of le.anJing wh"" re the- source of ('onta rnina tl oll l\ as located" ,,' h('re the hest wate r' Is, a.nd h Oow b€'s t to ge1. it to 1h(' Ilt'OJlle. Dr. Grefne wa s or the opln1 0'lli t that the rn"ljol'lty o f the p€'Qple of t'h ~ ('Ity would bo b-ettpr salislled v';lh the rc-port of a co mml6 ~lon or! exper ts of " ol'ld -w id'~ expe"l'lence than tbey w o ulo 1Iy the report of a local co mmiSSion. Dr. \"\' . (:. Kraus. wh o j~ a pure water ar1\·ocate. f ollu " ~ d lh e J-J{';Jlth Com m ip$lon~l'. He read rcpl')rt~ ot h~'3-~ in regard to the condition of t he \\aler an<l a s It was hi the succC'e(lIn~ years li P to t he presen t time. He !!laId the water was get... g worse ea ch yenr uno ~as Wol'~ now f tlin hnn it wS\s wh en ('X:l nina t l o n ~ were m 1.de in the early 'OO·s. He 81.'30 ~ld the time . w as ripe tOI' the Illpulntnwnt of a j'OrtlmiSSion to look ;n to the m J. tt er an d mak. I I some Alderm en began to show It~elf. n~por t. noon at 1 0 clock. Had It not been for Vl~ wan t a. commiB~lon . ") be co m - I Ald. Harp Imagined thE' Dt'mocratlc Anim a l L if. in Water. t he attitude of tWO or three Aldermen p osed of a body ot men who ca n devote A Iderme'1 wert> allowing a Republican th e r eport would have been in th e Nme and e n ergy to th e at 'dy at the Board of H ea.l th $3000 so they could City ('<In'mis t Hill said th e r~ was . l !~.I'g. hands of the Poard of Health and the problem without .hlnderan ce f r om With: poin t to i t late!' as a matte r ot Repubamount ot r"llmnl life in the water Buf... Board wculd have b een empowered tl)out and dlpsenslon from within. 1\ lllcan extravagance. Th erefore he opfalo was gelling. It goes lo show, he said . spend $3000 on outside experts. Suc h a must be a capable, l' non-p{J,.rtl~an and posed th e plan. lhat th e J)l'eloierC'e of cOllside ra o l(' a.nim'l l p lan was suggested by Col. Wal;d and continuous body. '" e need a commis- i "Too much mon ey." saId Ald. Harp, Ald. ~ ennedy after Dr. Gre e n e s re- sion to make a careful, co mprehensive , lite Ind kH t ed tlw l'I't-~\'JH e of con ::ir1flrable qu es t that a rommisslon be appointeJ stud y ot the water problem from "Too mU"h monE'y, altogether," tood to F'uppor't that ~uppty of· anima l h ad bee :. kno~ked in th e head. highest s cie ntlfic standpoint ; one wh "Ye5." chimed in Ald . Belser. "tou lif ~. Th e fitst hour or f=0 of yesterday' s will stand the test ot scientific crltlcls much money," City Bacteriologist Bissell ga\'e the coms esssion re~ol'red Itself practically Into a.n d yet adapt ItSE'lt to prac ti cal and "Too much money," hummed Al d. milteE' enligh tenmen t as r t:gd.l'ds the wat(:f arguments fo r and against the appoint ~ economical cons ide r ations. A com mls- ,\Yiener, ~o "hen the motion came t o a fl'(;m a bac teriologIca l standpoin t . He :;ald ment of the commission. The last half sian thus organized could consider the vote It '.\·as lo~t . was dtn"o ted tc consideration ot the water question from all pO~!::Ilbl e mand"You rt'-fuse tc.. do anything with thl.5,' · others had ex a niined the wat er and h ad \'arlous phase3 of the ~'a ter situation. p Ointl5. !'iald Ald. Smith, ·· :-.l' o\\', I move to adfoun d as he had foun(l, plen ty of cn n"If it should be found that our wat er journ,'· tum. nUdOnj too much for }lli ~lic saf(t,r. s upply is In good condition. then the C hairman 'Y lener Raid the Committe\! Those presen t were :\I ayor Knight water qu estio n should be dropped and and Board or H ealt h would meet on E x p onditnro of 8 2,000,000. H ealth CommlEsloner Greene and Com our c ill~ens say(>d trom furth er anx ie t y M onday afternoon to finish consIderamlsslonel' ·ot Publi c \Yorks 'Vard, com and f ea r r egarding its use. IF IT tion of th e que::;tlon ; \1d . Smith w anted to know how much posing th e Board of Health ; City Bac SHOt:LD BE FOUND THAT OUR • In nItration plant would cost alld Dr. ter lol ogls t B issell. City Chemist H ill 'YATER SUPPLY I S CON TA~IINAT ­ Gree-110 told hIm a mec hanical filtration Dr. William C. Krauss. Ald. Wlene.- ~D BY LOCAL INFLUENC'ES. THEN ... ... ... .. . ... .. ... .. plant would cost when com pl<tec1 abou t Belser, !( ennpJy, Smith and Harp a lT SHOULD REPORT THE SA:>1E T O $1.000.000, at the rate of $1 ,000.000 an acre. the Wat pr Committee, Ald. Martin an, THE PROPER AUTHORIT1ES AN D Ald. H olmes. SUGGEST ,\VlHAT STEPS SHOULD .. . . .. " .... .. .. . . . .. . .. . " .... . ..... . .. },IJo:oJ ...... ~t_ ..... ·.··.. ·.. · This would Include two acres on which AT THE O PENIN G OF THE MEET BE TAKE:-l' TO CORRE ST RUCH would bt' se\'ernJ r esen·olrs. I:-IG ~lAYOR KNIGHT REFERREt POLLUT10X. IF THE C'ONTA ~I1NA ­ " .l\l ore bonds t o be Issued, eh T' laughTO THE WATER QUESTION A ~ T ION I S GE1"1ERAL A:-ID LAKEERIFl. ingly r emarl<oo :,\layol' Kn ight to Ald. PERHAPS THE :>lOST DIPORTAKl IS FOl.'ND TO DE POLLeTED FRO~1 ~ Smith. who had been fighting against IN A C'lTY. HE SAlD IT WAS FO); THE SEwmR DI8POSAL A:-ID REbond i~SU4:S In th e Common Council fo r THE C'O~DlITTEE AXD TH E BO ARl: Fl'SE OF THE ('O~I IMU:-lITIES BOREome time. OF HEALTH TO DECIDE WHA1 DElRIXG ON TTS SHORES. THE:-I J us t thE'1l Com m issioner 'Yarn entered SHOU LD BE DOXE WITH DR SOME STEJPS RHOULD BE TAKEN I C:R EEKE'S REPORT. AND HE FUR· T O' ENLIST THE 'C'O-OPI':RATION OF the o tlh:c and he " as called upon fol' his 1H ER L'RGED THAT N O TIME BE THE HEALl.'H BOARDS OF THmSI': opinion. Col. \\·n.rd hns al ways opposed LOST. C IT ES WITH A ,nEW OF PRF:VENTlhe ~ppointment of a comm i6sion. H e reDr. Greene explained h is repo r t by ING SITH POLLUION OR OF ASKpen ted staternents made bt'fore Lhe Board 1 telling or condltidns found In the water I:-I G THE FEDERAL GOYERNMENT I of AldeJ'm en ;\$ LO whell EngJne-er Hering TO ASSTST TN THIS llNDERTAKmode ou exa m lna.tlon or the watcr concH· lIy Drs. BIM.ll a.n d Hili upon their 5cl- IONC'fi s'l6i?~~Lf ~~:?~i"Ps TC~~: tiOI). H e said the result of Mr. Herlng's ' ntltlc examllll'tioruo. U D AN'D ALL EF F ORTS report ('o n l'lrm ... c1 th e findings ·of the TAMI NATE T GRl!A T DAf<fGl!R 01' TYPHOID. T O C'ORREC'T THE C'ONTA'MINAHealt h D epnl' tm ent. Col. " "a rt! s ta ted "IT IS SHOWN," SAID HE, "THAT TJON PROVE U:-IAYATL:-IG , THE:-I that the \)('~ t wate r in lhe lal(e was .n ot ~HE WATER WE ARE GETTING IS THI S CO':'>DITSSI O:-l COULD STUDY oJ,Wl he south Side. but on th e llo1'1h Side. ;FULL OF THE STUFF UPON AND REPORT ON THE BEST 1IIfIr"e. (a\'o red m o\'illg the inta k e trom ita WHICH GERMS LIVE AND THRIVE. ,METHOD OF Fll"TRATlON AND pJ'Nient loca tion in the channcl to ;,t poi nt 11' ONLY NEEDS A START OF TY- LE AYE TO YOUR HO:-lORABL,E l'HOlD FEVER SOME PLACE B Ony THE QUEST JO:-I OF WAyS nea r H orscshoe Rl.'d, \\'hLTe the re is good ABOVE UB TO GIVE BUFFALO A AND ~IEANS FOR TH E CONSTRt C \\at el'. TERRI'BLE EPIDE)llC. T IO:-I AND EQUIP ~iENT OF SU<:I .~ \ "The quantlty of albuminoid ammo- PLA?\TT. Such a com mission , 1 ma l s~. Ch ange oflu t a k e for $250.000. n la and chlorine-dangerous elements- in conclud ing. should have the be~e t In our water has d'oubled. In the past of an expert In water analysis an nn Col. " 'urn said he believed t Intake 10 years. You all know what an epl- e x pert In sanitary science o r a sanltar); 'ff a.t cOllld be- moye-d to Ih l' }-]oJ'se~hoe demlc of typhoid has been raging in e~~ine(lor. "both to be the be!it practl('~r a COl)t of $£0.000. )la yol' Knight lted the West Seneca dlstrlc!. Now, what and r"sourceful Investigators that 0 to lillow the Colonel's up·inion us the We "'"'ant and believe In Is the appoint- countrv AffordS." atn 3ppoln t rnf'llt oC n co mml~sion amI the ment of a comml::!slon to go into the Dr Wll11 am G. BI[';sell struck ag t f lIout;hlY one l'eJJlIed Ilt! bellcve<l the Board water question further . You may have {h e ~otes of warning that he hasai~nt 'I y noticed that I made no recommenda- out to the peo pl e Orn e nnd time ag . or Ilt.:altli, ot \, hich he Is a m ember, ha d tlon as to the remedy . That Is ror th e D R. BISSELL'S WARNING. (llo11gh power (O J' the matter. _M ayor c~mmlss lon to de cide. Buffalo doesn't "I 8 not so much the disease o f t ol \:nlgh t then Su gg(>~ l e d th:H the Com~litt e 8 ~ant to spen-d millIons without know- d ~ , 1 Id D Bissell "although th e r e on " ·n tH cOIll:iidd' the mat teT laL(,r and ng and feeling sure that the expendtElY , sa r' ld here' now than th e r e make a l' ecomm!'lldatlvn. Thl -n .o\ld. K enture Is In the right directlon. There- ~'5 m o r e tYP~~r w ate r Is in, pra cticallY nClly ot'ft'l'l"d hIs motioll to J'e f e r the mat-. ntamlnation o r t1le water supply at ~ore, ~ urge that o ut!5ide speclall!!lts be t~OUldm~e~ond lt10n as was Itha.ca·s sup1~o~gh t here. No one lacks co nfidence S~efore the great outbreak ot. t y- Buffalo w o~ the S\1bjc-c t o[ a 1~l1gthy a r- t c.:r to the Board of H ea lth, with authorltv to expenu not more than $.1,(~:O in hir· e t er Dr. Bissell nor Dr. Hill. Th~y . h re recentlv." gum('nt )csterdny before t he A Idermani o ~ee b~t~ In ra\'or or having outside p~?~ieir"l ~Ee :-101.' HA'D THE EPI- CommIttee on Water anll the Loard or ir;g o.:pertl:. \)lIt this motion W1\5. 10"'1. All! . Jl nJ'lJ was \\'I'iln& to (;o mpl'(tnllf:e on an ; .·\e a repo rt on the conditions DE~ll C OF TYPHOTD YET," SAID J I..a.l.lh. The proposed RPpolntmeti"t"'Or a tlemP08S I~!e r e medy. Don't think. gen- HE' "BUT IT SIMPLY NEEDS T'lC- cOJJllniuee to In\'es u gate the sources of 1.51.,(1, lIut .\I d. J,ennedy , ... as n~t ~atfsHt' d. n , t at we are de.lrou. or !ump- PH()ID ELEMENTS IN THE SE" Ing Th~ wntlc:r was laid o\'~r ullul ~ ~ Bid nto thl. thing without great con - AGE THAT IS ENTERING THE th e Itnl,uritics, whl<.-h are at P I'eSOll to b e w:rauon. It I. too big a question . • AKE AND GETS TO OUR T:-ITAKE . t ound In the wa ter. was th e c hi f-f matter emr:~~e, Jherefo re , that Lhe M aror be WISH AS AN EXPERIMENT. YO U of cO llt ention and n t th e end of the hearIn c ere to appoint a commission." GENTLEMEN -VVQULD TAKE ~OTE ing no ueftnl t e action had be€"11 raken. said t~nCludlng hi. remarks Dr. Greene OF "THE NXT THREE-DAYS' STOR)! 0\. motIon oltcred by Ald. Kennedy ta~ at pr.sent n~r. BIs.ell and Dr. Hill w er e "'E H '" V'E HERE ON TIl LLAKE. vored I,!aoel ng t'lH!: e>ntlre maltf'l' int the WOuld be glad to an5Wer In THEN' CO~IE AROUND TO THE DE- l1ands or the Board of H ealth, gi"llIg the detail a: oondltlo y questions referring to the PARTMENT OF HEALTH FOURLater Inn at the water as they found it. TEEN DAYS LATER AND SEE Board authority to engngt: ('xpcl'tS and to Dr. Hill dl h e arttmoon Dr. Bissell and HOW THE NUMBER OF TYPHOID expend for tha.L pm'pose a su m nOl to ex· lUeb 01. d ane_r qquestlons .and with FEVER CASES HAS JUUMPED UP. ceed $3,000. Th e motion wn s lost by the Impure arne •• tha.t no doubt about the IT TAKES ABOUT FOURTEE:-I 'Votes of Ald ermen Hnrf), Bt'II5f'l' and ~i>17 ..:fcltUoaa of Butralo's water DAYS TO DEVELOP. THAT IS ONE \Yein er. The entire malleI' was finally ."l!I! hi the minds at those "'A Y OF KNOWI:-l'G THAT WHEN la.ld over un til Monday Rfu~I'noon at 1 THE LAKE IS STIHRED UP. TY- o'clock, wh en the commlttE'e w1il l"Onslder PHOID GET INTO THE It, prior to the St.:flslon of the S- I I p I .. :,,, ..................19113............... \ ,E,' /\ I ~GTI~E NOW ON I W~TEA PROBlEM r ' 6; cfmmittee on Water Delves I Into Propos ition W,th Vigor and S'lmething I Definite is Promised. COM. GREENE'S VIEWS I Believes Filtration Plant is Only l I Practical Solution of Pure W S I Q a er upp ues Ion. HANGE OF INTAKE. FAVORED pI; r I �... J ................................................................... .~..................................... ...... .. ................................................................... NODELAYIN -"I AM NOT AN ~ GETTING TO WORK , OBSTRUCTIONIST." FOR PURE WATER. ALD. HARP. Menlber of Water Committee Says He's Open to Conviction on Pare Water Question. Ilfealth Commis sioner Greene 's Recent Report Will Be Taken Up by the Committee Tom orrow Afternoon. "I'm not an' obstru ctionist and I don't want to appear as one," said Ald. J. Thomas Harp of th e Aldermanic Commlttee on Water this morning, dlscusslng Health J:&nupiS'Sloner Greene's report on the CCii'i'Clitlon ot Buttalo's water. It was Ald. Harp who led the opposition on th e committee toward the appOintmenl of a commission to investlgate th e water question. AId. 'Wiener, chairman of the committee, and Ald. Belser fo llo wed l\!fr. Harp's lead. When he said "No commission" th ey repeated it a.nd when it came to a vote, Ald. Kennedy and Smith, who were tor a comTli.lselon, were defeated. Ald. H arp, however. is broad enough to b.dmlt he might have been in error, "I'm open to conviction," said hI? "I ~fant to get at the bottom of this water ques tIon . I want to gee things don& rIght. I'm opposed to going outside for an opinion. hOwever, when it costs $3000. I have great faltb in Dr. Bissell, the City BacterIologist. I think his opinion Is as good as that of any .specialist 1n the country. I don't bellevo that the Inta)e gets any of this polluted water. re- eye r y mpmb(>r of the Committee on of \Y ater. They ha\'e all Intima ted the \\ Ish to be present at the hearing. The Butralo wfll b e taken up tor constde-rn- opportunity will present Itself tomortlon In the .l\layor's office at " o'clock row afternoon. ::\layor KnIght wishes tomorrow a f ternoon at a joint session to have the l'eport taken up without de ot th e A ld ermanic Commtttee on lay. He wants It to have fair consider' Water and th e Board of H eal th, con- ation. The qUE-fitton of g reatest import_Isting of ~I ayor I{night, Commissioner ance to be ("onsldered at the me-eling is of Public W orks " ard and Health whether or not there ll:hall be a comCommiss io ner Greene. Arter two 01' mission appointed to find out fUl'thE' r thre-e days of yatn etfo rts Dr. Greene detRlls about the water supply and the got C hairman WIene r of the water best pos~lble remedy for the deplorable comm ittee to se t a tim e for the hear- conditions which now exist. At least one member of the Commlt Ing. " There is no time to l ~~e in the con- tee on ,,'ater has expressed himself a 9 !1Iideratlon at th is th Ing," said Dr. oppo!ed to all commissions. It i~ a. broad ::.tatement and not warranted. Green e. "It Is of yita] Importance." "Ho~~ Is 'Vednesday afternoon?" All comml~lons are not bad . For the most part they are good-composed or asked ChaIrman ~rt ener. men who know. Th(' meeting tomo rrow "All right," said Dr. Greene. Noti ces w er e sent out this morning to will be of \'a5t importance. Health Commlssionel;' cent report on .. ··· ....··.. ··.. the J'(jN· · ·· ~··· Greene's water supply .. ·· · :·0; · ~· · .. ···········.. ·····.. ~o ACTION TAKEN I 1903 . .......................................... .. = ONf WATER QUESTION. SOME OPPOSITION TO PL"N FOR "N INVESTIG"TING COMMITTEE TO ENQUIRE INn EXTENT OF CONTAMIN"TION - DISCUSSION ON MOND"Y. I "Rule3.-The chlld should sleep b! itselt in a cot or cradle. It should b' put to bed at a regular and early hOUl and It is well to teach children. whe l very young. to go to sleep without be ling rocked or nursed In the arms. Without the advice of a physician, nev er give sleeping drops, cordials. soothing syrups, etc., as yearly many children die from poisonous effects of these drugs. Wheneyer a child frets and does not sleep. If it is not ill. it is usually hungr:r, or perhaps thirsty. A .small amount at balled water, cooled, Will otten satisfy a child, and it is a good practice to give them a small amount at trequent intervals during the day. Never quiet a child by candy, or by cake, as they are the common ca uses of diseases. ANGER TI, __ _ FOR LITTLE TOTS Health Com'r Greene Issues Detailed Instructions to Mothers on Care of Infants During the Summer. F R ESH .UR NECESSA RY. "Rule 4.-A child needs plenty ot fresh air. In the cool of the morning and early evening have it out of doors. ,\thenever it seems to suffer from the heat. let it drInk freely of water which . Knight yesterday has been previously boiled and cooled. In the office of M a~o~nlc committee on afternoon, the Alder!rit3 for and against Never allow a child to remain in a ,Vater heard argum commission, to Inroom in which washing or cooking is t.he apPOintment of ~taminaUon of BufgOing on. The influence of excessive vesUgate Into thy co The matter was disheat reduces the vitallty of young InfaIo ' S water SUPPldY. ble tIme but no ac_ cussed {or conS era , tants. tton wa~ tak~~. favored the appointment ,"Rule 5.-I<:eep your house sweet and Ald. h.enne Itb polO,er to spend not clean, cool, and well aired. I n very hot at a. comml~l~, ~ the pursuit of Its inweather keep the windows open day more th an , t th proposition was deand night, and never allow the room vei! t1gati~nl~ ~';Ienn ea .... promises to renew fea ted. . 'to. Monday afternoon. to smell 'close,' If foul odors are noticed his contention onesent yesterday included arising from the sink or closets, plaCE: The persons pr in them a small amount of the chloride M Kn ight Health Commissione-r lime, such as may be procured at CI ty Chrmist Hill. City Bacterl?l- Cl ean lin iSS, Fresh Air and of any drug store. If this does not do agist Bi&seiI. Dr. "'. C. !<rau9, 90mm s.with the nuisance. report the J';l l) nel' V.~a!'d and Ald.~ ~ elner. I'to..enned~, Light Diet Will Save Many away same to the Departme(lt of Health, and Belser, lI arD, Martin and Holmes. H ealth Commisslonc-r Gr~ene was the such will be investigated. first speaker and he said It was not the of tha LIttle Children from "Rule G.-Never attempt to wean a Idea to urg~ the construction ot a. filtrachild just before or durIng the summe r tIon plant nor the moving of the mtake, Long Sickness and P05- months unless advised to do so by a but jU!?t ascertain where the be~t water physician. When there are existing W8S and take thp. ~11pply from that point. , City Chc-mlst Ht11 and City Bacteriolo_ circumstances, which abs?l.utely require sible Death. gist BI!tsell declared that there was conweaning consult a phYSICian, so that siderable contnmlnattnn in the water. the proper precautions may be taken to Dr. Krau s. C'ommls~lon('r "'ard and Ald. .. revent the child becoming 111. Do not Harp we- re other ~·mE'akers. Commi.!'sloner J.nstr,!cttons as t o the proper care ~urse the child oftener than every two Ward favored the- mO\'ing ot the Intake to a. point near the Horseshoe Reef and of babies durIng the summer months'j or three hours during the day, an? as he declared emphatically against mechanl- with particular reference to the u se seldom as possible during the night, eal filtrati on plants. The matter will be ot milk, were issued yesterday by the Pyoiding, as mIlch as possible, nllrsing turther considered on Monday. Department of Heal t h . Health Com_m iSSIoner Greene desi r e 'when the mother Is overheated o r greatly fatlgued. a II mot h ers to h ave these instruct Ion~ "Rule 7.-If the ch ild has been which are printed in English. Germar b r ought up 'on the bottle: the best diet Polish and Italian. A copy may b tor it is mil k, eith er t rom the goat or received on application. The r u les ar cow. Goa t ' s mil k Is the better. It. is as follows: necessary to be ce r tain th~t t he mllk used is not skimmed and 15 p u re. A s C A R E OF INFA NTS . soon as mIlk Is received f rom the deaJI< • e r it should be placed in clean, closed • Most ot the diseases of child r en cans or vessels in a cool. well-ventilated ) and especially those occurring durinl place. I n hot weather it is ad v isable to the summer months, are primarily du. sterllize all mil k (described in R ule 10) to improper teeding and lack of genera soon as received, as this Insures it re sanitation. mainIng sweet a greater length of time. "Rule I-Bathe the ch1ld twice t If a child thrives on a mnk diet, no day in lukewarm water, as the heal tl other food whatsoever should be given of the child depends much upon Itj While the hot weather lasts. Articles cleanliness. If the. child be feeble ol diet, such as sago. arrowroot. posponge it once or tWlce a day with luk tatoes, corn flour, bread, c r ack ers, and warm water, to which a very BtU certain patent toods which contain alcohol or vinegar has been added. star ch, must not be depended on as "Rule 2-Avoid tight bandagln! tood tor young infants, and thIs espeH ave the inner garment ot llght fiannE cially appltes to those infants who have and the remaInder ot the clothing Ugh not cut th eI r front teeth. and cool. a ll being sufficiently loose t "One of the most common ca uses ot aHow tree play of the body and 11mb: vomiting is overfeeding. Always undress the child at night an "In hot weather lf a child becomes put on a cool, light g a rment, neVE le-ve rl sh. r estless, vomits frequ ently, using the same garments at night tha consult a physician, and in the meanare used elu rlng the daytime, and vic time abstain f rom feedI ng tor a tew versa. On removing the garment hours, give cool ~'ater to drin k an d hang those that are not to be used ne E sponge the body w ith cool water. an open " "indow that they may be t hor oughly alr~d betore being used again . - IMPROPER FOOD CAUSE OF MUCH DISEASE G::e-<;te to I That's th e position I take. The water we get comes right down the main channel of the lake and doesn 't get any of the sewage from either shore. "I wouldn't be opposed to hiring anot:.,,- expe rt to assIst Dr. Bissell and Dr. Hill, the CIty Chemist. Th ey have work to do, I know that, and this Inves_ tigation would doubtless take a lot at time. Get a nother man to help them and that's enough." Ald. Beiser w as asked this morning how he felt a.bout the commission. He said: "r am opposed to the appoint ment or a commlSS'ion or the expen dI ture at any great amount of money in this lnvesligation. I think Buffalo men are able to tell whether the water is bad or not. Thl?re's no need of going outside for experLs. I'm told that the west river furnishes pure water. Now I only have the word of a man who has spent his lile on the water front for that. He says that's where the ;n take should be." The water eommlttee is to meet aga ~ Monday. At that time action should b taken on the water proposItion . C.lltE OF BOTTLES, "Rule 9.-AIl bottles and nipples should be tho roughly clea nsed before being used a second time. This can be accomp li shed by washing the bottles In bolllng wate r and soaking the nipples. for a sho rt length of time. in water to which a 11ttle soda has been added, grea t care being taken to thoroughly remove all traces of the soda by rinsing them inside and out in plain '?Tater. The only desirable nursing ou tfit is a plain bottle with an ordInary rubber nipple without a tube. It Is a good plan to have two or more such outfits that they may be used alternately. "Rule lO.-Meth od for th e sterll1z. · tlon of milk. The u tensils necessary are: (1.) A ster1l!zer. Such can eas11y be made tram an ordinary Un pail or pot abou t ten inches deep by nine inches in diameter, having a tIghtly-fitting tin cpver. P erfo rate the cover with eigh t holes, each an inch In diameter . T he holes should be arranged in a circle, midwa.y between the border of the covr~ and its cE-nter. The center shOll a lso be perfora ted with an opening at the same size. . t (?) A wire basket of sutHclen siz;' to hold several nursing bottles. (Such baskets are sold In the shoP' for this pu rpose.) tl (3) Rubber cork s tor the bot e• . (4:) A bristle brush tor cleanIng bottles. 11k pure or "Dlrectlo~s-Place the ~ t) In the ~~~:~g <:~tt?~tt~~d;~Fc(d~~b ;~M~fe~~ the wIre baske. ttle Do mllk for one n ursing in ea~h 0 H ~ving not cork the bot~les ~otut 1;0 inches l.'reviously po~re ti na pall or pot, an d of water in t e t the balling point, and brought it 0 nursing bottle!! lowe r thta basket t of Do not alloW the slowly into th e po . water or theY bottles to touch the the perrorated w111 burst. Put on In continue fo r cover and let the steam g the cover ten minutes; then rem~t~: Atter re and firmly cork eac:ll~\~ th'e steaming placing the cove r, inutes longer in to contlnu~ fifteen. minutes longe r the ~'in ter and tv. en Y team must be in the summer. The s or the temperallowed to e~cape fre;IIYh The process s t ure will nse too •g 'm leted. Place of sterilization I~ ~t~:s ci~ ~ cool. dark the basket ot 0 est The bottle. place or in an ice ~h u ntil just before must not be opene and then it maY the milk iS t~ b~I~~,::,\;'g the bottle into d be warme y ro erly prepared. the wa rm water. It p 11tt1e 11k. bolled mllk wlll lUste. bu o t be a thIck rln, milk. There Wl~ the bottle, and n~ around !.he Insid floating on the butter w~lh b~e:r:~a tur e attained U.fli surface. 'dItJOnS stated above der the Cdon in extreme cs,.ses 188 enot excee gree. F. rr t gr d SHO ULD BE FRESH. "Milk shOuld be s tertHzed when it Is d only sufllcient tre~h as po~Sitbl:io:; hours should be milk fo r twe~n~ time. Ii, a fter ntU~­ ster11lZed a t lea ves some m ilk 111 ing the InCant h Id be thrown aw ay. the' bottle, thiS S, o~e procured, milk in When ice c6.n~o kept cool bY wrappl~g bottles maY l ~th saturated wJth water, them In a. c keeping them cool. evaporatlo?'WALTER GREENE, .. "Health commissioner. �49 =::::: ~::: : : : . : : : :~:: : : : : tory of the e~ta bli s hme nt of the pla nts at Munch and Berlin in Gel-m a ny and other places in Euro pe, and the s a me is true of s lIch cities in thi s country where s u c h pla nts ha\'e Leen installed. The practi cal work o f building s uch filt e r , is as simple as ABC; a studellt ill ~a nital1' engineerinf' --, ~. , I know how to boss the j o b. \ \ ' e need no sanit g ineer from beyond the hord e rs of the City of ,10, although there I11ig'ht at times in the c1eveloIJ. o f the work occur emergencies in which it might b, ie to take counsel lrom iln engin eering expert as to , ~ proper way in That Filtration Plant En Known Professional Men Approve of the Position Taken 'By "Truth." NO JUNKETS DESIRED--NO "PIE" IN SIGHT NO SANITARY EXPERT TO DO THE WORK All Plain Sailing for the Barque of Honesty. Buffalo - , .............. ............... .................................... .. Can do its Own Work, Thank You, Without " " ... .:: ::::::::::::::::::::::e:;;;;;;;:::::::::::::::: Outside Help. HEA LTD LAW T "Truth's" a rti cle in last week 's issue protesting a'Tainst the proposition to employ high salaried exo. f t.he san.i,tary .engil.le.ering. stripe"to .act \I.jth a f bl d COll111llSSWn 0 pu IC plnte citizens \I I10 SIl OUIeI travel about th e country and, seeing thin gs doubly O'ene rally see nothin~ \I' hate\' er in particular mel p~rts 'I ~ t- with general approva . It ]s conceded on all sides that Buffalo needs to have something' done t o secure a pure wa tel- s upply, and "Truth." by no means c Ileel-f u II y I)ecau e t Ile sitnation i an unfortunate one. but yielding' to fate, I I t I f tlle C I't y o f B arlmits t l a t t Ie \\'a er s upp y 0 u fi a 10 grie\'ou Iy needs attention, and the way out would ~ppear to be in the direction of a so-called series of \':lst filters through which the wa ter pUIllpe d f rom Niagara Rin'r ol--Lake Erie should be permitted to Percobte until purified. One proposition is to acquire lands in the Hamburg hills, pump the wate r to filters, there to he er ected, and let it descend by gravity to the city . A I I . I I . . 'f '1 I malI1s. ne t lere IS :.1 so t Ie propOSItion. I POSSI) e . t o establish snch filtration plants upon the bluffs of t he Niagara Ri\'e r, not too far from the pumping sta~ . - rll'o\'isiou in the law is now added to thi. amendment: . .. 'fn afldition to hi' so tlll' board of health ma\' al. lowfixed. the r~a"ona"le P\pen'~. of' said health offi( H III gOing to, atlendillg , • and I'et'!}ning from, lhE' atl'll!!ll sani. } tary couference of heaith officel's, or ~qlttvalent meeting. held yearly with. III the stalc. and may a,lso in its JlldgHEAL TH DEPARTMENT CALLS J m;nt. whenpver tho .er\,ir·es rendpre'l ATTENTION TO THE VARIOUS J' ~re U) Its ht·allh .om, t'€I' an) ycar exlta01(lln,uy. or dUl'tllg extra hazardous CHANGES MAD E BY RECENT 1))' reason. of Pl1inemlc. or ntherwi.e; LEGISLATiON-LOCAL BOARDS rilllon a!l?w 10to Illm lunhar sum In ad. ,aidsllch fixed-{'omppn,ation as SHOULD TAKE NOTI£E. shalf he aurlit~d h.\ the town boald of _ _ __ a lo\\'n 01' hy the hoard or trllstees or · ' · a \' Illagp. whlrh snld expcnses In tbe Aplll bull etm of lhe stale de· eaHI a"dltiollal t'ompen~alion shall and bf' partment of health, wbich was issued I a ("':'I'ge IIpon and paid by Ihe muni. )'eSlerM),. attention is (ailed to lhe clpailty a", pl'o\'ided ID section thlrt lmany (hang.,s made in the health law of tillSAb act.· . t hy the recent Legislatule. The bulle. a ement of Nuisances. lin says: "1"01' the aualelllent of nui sances (same secl ion) by serving notices II PAppro va l of Pla"s. on owners of ptemi8cS nn wh ich such "Article I of thi, la\\', I'plating to lhe ntll;ances exist, is added, '01' npoll State Department of IIpalth. hn. the \\hleb may exist th c eanscs of other following section added to it: nu i,auce" 10 other prpmise" 01' ('ause ' com(l~l1satinn OF STATE I ti OIl. .. 'Section 13a Apl)rO\a! of plans for The estimilted cost of sl1ch necessary impro\'e- certain works built by the nate -In ments would . it is safe to say, not be less than tll'O all . bUiI.dings and institutions, o\\'ne", · milJion dollars. ~alD tlall1e d, u,· controlled by th!' Glate, TI . no tl I1nl; . ' I e pans 101' all •water l er e IS new t 0 tl' liS filt ra t Ion propOSI't'Ion. age sewage-,I'SI) I dsuppl\,'1 ' sewel" I I . .posal ' works sball I ooa.lJeansubjec'( gar ·age ,. I t was first ac\I'()('ater bv that most e ffi clent public to dt1w 0' .JA the same to he (-anI piClIOUE)Y po~ te(l thp"pon;' which will reJch conditions oC{,3sionally attended with dlffieulty. ~_PlaIPd plnases al'e added to seelions j..j) and 26 on nuisances and their remova!. b " Where tbe rec'ommendal'l'ons of Ib e oard of healtb of a are Village regardihg adllilions to se\\'pl's approved I". d". servant o f days past. Dr. Ernest \ Vende, who had the appro,al of the stale ('ommlssionel' or the \,illage (I'uslees and the state co r dial approval. in his efforts to impress the city au- bealth hefore iJeing adopted 01' COII- partmellt of heaith. it is lhe duty",' the truslees. 'whether sulli clent fun,ls th orit ies \I-it h the n ecess ity for such a measure, of _truCled.' .bali be on hand for stich purpose 01' practically all of the mec\icalmen of El'ie Countv and "Anicle II, relating to local boal'ds not.' to forthwith make ",I('h adrliof th on~l~ tfttl citi zens O'enerally. But a new idea is of heal th , has variOlts amendments. lions, the exp:nses to be paid 'in the • The . exh.. rd to find adoptio n Int-> the popular mincI. and h ence " first s ec·t·IOn 0 f .1IliS al·t I ('lo.w/1I('h same pen Sf" mannel are paid asOr other in the village . am c ma;lit has s t eadily hunO' fire s ince he fi r st brOt1O'ht it to pro\ldes . for the ebtabll,hn"'"nt and nel' that other sewel's may be paid, for II' . " "compositIOn of the local hO'lrt! of II' that \·illage.' Pll ) IC . health and the appointment of a Tbel'P liI,e\\ Ise added to section Dr. H en ry R . HopklllS, II'ho has been long a care- health officer. ,~ amended so a8 10 IH·O· 26. O~ Remo 'al of -"uisances lhe Culful stud en t o f typhoid conditions said to 'a repre- v'd.e that. In l?Wns. lhl' citizen mem- lowiu,!!' I)araglaph: ' . " '" . . ' bel of the hoard ,hall bc app(1lOt~d .. 'Wb ,. h . sentatl\'e o f '1 ruth when IIlterl'lewed upon the sub- "Ienniall;-. aDel for a IeI'm of two , I efnc,e~ t e SUppressIo n ~r re' l . "I entirely . . ' whIch . your Tyears, inS . t·e~l.d of one as heretofore. detrimental lI'o\a 0 suc" nuisance 01' ('ondllJon~ )('st: appro\'e of the pOSitIOn to health demand tbe .• I k . .he compOSItIon of lhe local hoards d'. 1m · pape r I~S ta 'en III thIS m at ter, because there IS no of health is not othcl'wise I I me late expendItu re of money. every .necessity fo r hig-h sala l; ed expe rts fro m abroad to and the town board of hPa~t';n~~~: ~~~~~O;i~~~1 ~~a:;~c o~o hcalth shall be I b 'Id . . to ronRlS . t .0 f 'I Ie any monel' in the.. hands I' sue 1 IHII'pose reacl 111 a iii tratIon plant. \ Ve know all ttillues . b as 'dhereloC d Ole of lth e hoal'u b t 'tll S to Al l . I . I own oal an another ellizen ot full aI' ma\' cal! 0 Ih It a 0 11 I . quest io n s \I'llC 1 could b e asked ill other age,' the latl el' 10 b e aPPOinted I)V . -t" _ n e (. Y COllnCI'1 , vlllagc• d IHIt I)i nnidll) in,tead man ttll. e\' e~.01' 01'it may townbon'ow hoardthe for CI't'les WlI'lCI1 Ilave a Ir eaeI y b'l 111 t s uc I1 plants are an- th e t own boar. sa such d . ' '. of annually . . , ID e on ~lVere III carefully compIled prInted reports. I ha ve the cl'edtt of the munIcipali ty. _\11 t Vi lIages and Towns . b to turn t o my library and learn in deta il the his<uc moueys so e~pended or borrow")Iore important is an amelldment ed .hall be ImmedIately repaid to th ~ .............. UN·..l ..· .... ~ ~........................ . as to the apl)ointment of health olli· fund or SOuree whence they were 1'''' eel's for \"ilJage~ and towns. thE'I'e Jlp. ceh'ed on the l'eeOvCl.r of the same ing no c·han.;e i.[fet'ting Ih e health Oni· by aclioD 01' olherwlse fl'OIll the pel" .................J,11MES,................................. . ('el's of ('.iries fh e (01 mel pro\' ~10ns sons I'esponsible for the eXPQnses ,J( for aPPointment to thIs office hy the ~l1pprf's~ian or remand: I~cal hoard of health al~ remo'·.11 "Of minor impol'tan('e is thc ameli 1flO~l lhp. law. and the 10110\\ IIlg no\\' 'n'ent of the law hy sub.titu tin~ fa Itola~ .. betn~ a palt of Ihi". artiC'le: Irl)e IeI'll) state board at h~alth. that o~ . ' I I ~tentIOn. WORSE THAN REPORTED f DEI'.\R~,'''E'~' HEALT H T I GATE O HA S I" VES_ 1 T ilE: C O 'D l'rION OF..-i T H E AIREY FA l llLY. The Investigation of the HelloWl..J)e- nartifP t pfficlals into the condrrron ot the rey CamUy confirms the worst rppol'ts published in regard to them. Three Insan~ brothers found in the F latiron BUilding. at th e corner of Chi - cago and OhIO slreets, have been living In inces tuous T<>iatlonshlp with their sl ~.ter. who Is said to be the mother of t wo illegitimate Child ren living in the l fp- 11. Tbe condH4on ot the rooms In whl eh .1tl I . ' .. ii"~ been linng Is \'il~ b e- t1es('ri ption a nei the heal th offlcials decided first to thorough1y clea n The hea,lth shall i~ comml!:-;Ioner. ~f ,;ta ce department of healtb, in accorc!. ~PDolnt f~I' pach IllIID'CI-1 anee with the present farts and tennl- stale pal lt.v CXN'pt In the r/tIPS of the ~Iale, ~JoO'y" on th e nomin1.tion or the local board l b ' of health. a competel,f phYSicia n, !lot a memiJer oC the lo('al board of health, to he tile health om"er of tlte municl. pality The IpI'm of office or thd ' hcallh officel' shall he 1'0111' years and he shall hold offil'e Iill the ap;)oint ment of his Sllr{'es~CJI'. He may bj';) l'emo\'PI1 for ill>;l C'lllse by lhe iocal board of health aflel' " hearing: such appro,"al (remMall must he appro\'"'1 by tbe stale commiS"i""er of health. Th e hoalth officer lI"e.l not resid e within the Dlun lt'ipalit " for which h~ shall he cboscn. but 1·lIlles. he shall. he must resiclp ill an adjOining town.' Duties of Local Boards. "The second eC' tion or tllls arti c'l f'. relating to th e .;pnel·al Dowers nn" d'lties 01 local I)Oa1'08 or hcalth. hn~ all amendDlPtst 8tf(l('tin~ thp ('omp('l1 . • ation of health nmeers . whirh lhe ,' are dlI'~cted to fix, ioUo\\ ln ~ wb i~b -" �" "" "" j" """""" '19'03""'''''''''' The danger and tmp.,m,. ................................................................... .......... ...... ................................................... ................................................................... IT RIVALS THE OLD :'No HAMBURG BUFFALO RIVER SOON WILL BE NOTORIOUS FOR ITS FILTH AND SICKENING ODORS. ___ - t MEETING PROBABLE. MORE ROPE, r FOR HUSTER MEMBE RS OF COM MITTEE ON WATER A PPEAR T HOUGHTLESS OF T HE ENQUIRY. It ~'n9 expected that a meeting of tru Commiure on "'ster of thr Board or All dermC'rl would be held prior to this af t er< Representative of Seventh Ward to Rise to a of Question Privilege. noon's ml'ettn~ . to nct on llea1t~is ' sloner Grf't'ne ~ applic a tion for"iUnd s t o ha\'e ~ e experts come here and con - fer: with hl~ department In regard to t h p condition of Burtalo's Cily water. Commission Pf Gn"cn (' ca me back fro n New York last night expecting that tht commlltet' would takE'" up his petition to_ day, but prinr to (his afternoon's meetIng It OP,med Impo"~lble to get enougt together " , Cnmmi~slon('r GreE' nt" R!:Ik€'d fOr $3,000 :OV E R G R EE NE with which to hlr(> out~ld(' water experts B EA L'llH C01DtlSS IO . ~ to come here Rnd ad\"!~e with his depart ... rs I T IS D EC \X SE 1I 0 R £: SE \Vment as to loc:1 1 conditions and the b ee '" SA 'I J .!:.s ns for Impro\'fng th t' snme. GETTING WORS E EVERY YEAR I cons.tlnll~ members ot the committee a quorom Til E ' SOMETHING .- A GE IS BEIN"G T UJtX E D lXTO LEl( FOIl T H E C iTY. I • I DROP ARGUMENT FOR PURE WATER ra-;; done, h~Wf>v;;'~;'-(' lea;;-that there I Is very little diff"rence in thE:' conuition of the water nt the intake pier and at jhe dummy light and even farther up." If the intake plpr were extpncied or If Buffalo' s w::\ler supply were to en te-l" th e tunnels at a point further u p thl,) rIver or some where n eE: r the foot of lhe la k e in the lak e pl'cper, then any danger of getting water from BufIalo Rive r in t o t. h e cily's supplying pipes would be remcvet3 . How cy C'r, tl'ut would be but a small step toward ~ol v ing Buffalo's p u re wa t er ~tlpp l y p r'Oblem. Dlu c k I ~ Uu, ]\fount " erno Some other Lr a nd of pU r e liq uor. n, or A r gn n le n t f or Pur" Wat er. Jt Is expected that .AId, H uster ha l'lng hef"n III a sense the victim germs," will today deli vel' the (If '" \.inc' t?tater mos con mg argument for a filtration pia t that has yet been mad e I n t b sse l)Q.rt~ n Bt" ~hat as it mal , it ~ill be "lI'orth Whil~ to listen to the rt'Ill't:'"se.ntatiYe or the · th wh en h e rises 00 " a question of .I1rh'ikg: '. Po!:slbly it may !';timulate the Aldermen to act o~ a mattt::r w hich i:::; of ~nerul in. ten·s t. The fate of _\h1. HU$tt"r, wht) CBn _ ~ o t drink Buffalo water witbout diluti ng It, may be the fate of others, unJl'~s sam.'. thing Is done soon. it may be f11t:"11.de,i by Ald. Huster that in the (ace of the re. pons or, the ~11o 1ltlIiH~ 11. 1. Justlfted 111 gIvIng ,,"'ater a wide b~r \ h.. It wiJl be sl!en that tbis qlle-~tion ot prh·i1ege is a publl t!, r ather than a ller. sona l, £lUt·SllOll. If t he r eports of t he scientists are t ru e, why should al1yhu;]y tn this intelllgt'llt community drink uudilutpd water? ,],h~n, again. Ald. Hu!=.ter rna)' not ue the ·only one t o rllis t o a "ll\1~!"tlon of prl\'ilt>ge," today Chairman 'Y-ef.h·kind t, of the Commillee on Pobll c Grounds, may hnYt;: eornething t o say about C't'"mHl·ry sitE-so BUl be is no orator as Brutu$ ~ JUN & ,........................... 1903 ...................................... . , - - ,,," .. PROBLEM~ , rep el the serious a!-;l~rsionb cast upon him b)' Ri cha rd H umphr ey at a m~ etf ng of 1'.1:.\'\1:.\'\ • ,," " "" " the Committee on l\la.rkets. It is alwa )'s a treat \.0 Us t e n to the repDON'T DODGE THE resentative o( th~ 7th. H,e Is nothing if gentlemeD '>tho are t o pass upo n not original, in manner , in ideas a.nd t n th uestiOD of a Dew W ~ er suppl y for dic tion. Ald . Huster has n e\'er bee n Bu 10 " 'Ul malce DO m istake 1f t hey known to speak (rom ma.nusc J·if) t . 11]S go slow when th e tim e co mes for deteroratory 18 purel)' elo:tempol·a.neous. So m e gOGd Jaw )' tll's have bten known when cormIning the expense o r the n.ew work nered. to mak e law (0 5ult the particula r and just bow It is to be borne by ta x· case t hey hat} ill ba.nd. AId. Hustel"s payers who alr~ad y ha\·e plenty to do tone is in coining ,,",orda to t hrow &t h iS to m eet the ir obligation! to the mun iadveri;ar les .In a. d~t e . cipality and the co unty, All.oth l! r credIDunne h i! lerm of omce. Ald . Huster ,tor who is drawin g upon them Qu1te ba.a coIned more Dew WPI'ds Iban are t.o rreely of late years. A new l\'ater plau t be found ill oom e small editions of W eb ster, and he is consta.utly a dding to his I is g oin g to cost a lot o r mon~r, a.nd th e vocabulary. In fact, he makes i t U1) as h e expense will be a seriou .s addition to the burdens or the citJzen, or Buttal o gQ8e a lon g . "rb ls g ives h im an en orm o U.a advan t a"g e In ordi na ry cJoebat.e and win9 The dtizens who pass upon t h e .s ubject him m uch noto r ie t y . should look .. t the p robhm with out bllnklnlr any phas e of It. and fbou ld Bo.ok of H"""terism •• prepar~ an estlma te e f • .xpe!n!e which It has 'been . ugges t e" th a t City Cl erlc will he lar&"e enough t o ~oV"er aJ.l c:oo · Su!:idorl coJ1&et and comp Ue Ule qu a.in t ttingenciee: and will not permtt any words and eay1nc s of J ohu H u.&t er, t o LJe whining Utigant t o alte p Ia.t er on tha.t entitled " H u5Le r lsm s.·' so that h Ls brot.h er he ~'P..s ~sily decel\'ed. Let ~ he wh ot. AJde,.-m e n and their s uccessors may b e cost bo set f orth In fi lllr et! ot large ~1Z"e. fully enlightened all to t he menning a nd pa1llor t of the s pee<:lles ot thIs r ema.rk- in order that e" eryb od y may know just nble man. \\"ha t Is ImpendIng . But t oday's etrort will be an t'xtraordInar')" one. The occasion Is exlt·aordinSly. One RicJld.rd Huropb ert!y, of Bhlc !c Hock. n o t being ahl.a to understaud th.) '" ," ...... . . ,t.·. , "" ', .. · ·· .. • . ..... .....~ ...... ... ' ... . ' .... .. Ikcu ka..' slyJo of oratory o f t.be ..t\Jdenn~ln from th e 7th an)s e and dt:1luuncl:'d t l.~".""." .. "", ~... . him in ope-n meeUI1~ as oe-lng-under' th a , w eathe l·. Otb p}' na.tlyes of BI':l.(.:k R oc k, ......... .. nUL knowing the m an, proclajmw.1 h im a vlctlm of illll)Ure W 8.t€'..... There is no telljnJ.~ what would hllY~ nappe-ned \I.ll' Tl ut th~ chairman h~tUy adjuurllt-u tbe meet· ing bl·fqrc the ,~jaJs of Hus ter's wI·a t b. Wen' Il;;!t 101'fit". ~\'Id. li\lflt 1" will ha"\"{' hjs innIng tCkl ~{ y Alderme n Shou ld Act W ithout and With Htl6lt:r at th e orat orical l.J8.t it !;,f'H \\ Itht)ut saying that t here WIll lie Delay On Pure W at er ?- large attl W1;lHCC. I n thesl~ ('·iln'·~·utl(m;ll Supply Qu estion. <.lu, ~ it Is rPI n ~hjltg t o meet With onlJ oC lI us:("r's olighmlilr. That he is not Chairman the <JPIII·,iis,,:t.i at his true worth is a. H'tit:.'(:'tillll ot the Alde r man lc Co mmittee on "atel n ut on him hut th a go.in w bich h(' liYt~d. I were scheuuled to meet I his atternoo.n l-h" can ('(liisoll~ himself w ith tht' th ough t to 'let on Health commlssio~ re~ne s that Lis hilS ht'''n tl;e fate o f gTC'tlt mt: n l'e~ommendntion that outsIde e:per~s b~ IJd'J1'c him In alJnust eYer~' age. employed to examine Buffalo s "ater GraVB"1U en of the C harge . supply, dId to tak, 'j'h l'> mee ting was ache u e "'· 15 onlY thrl!e Is he aCCU.:i1!Q of ddnlting som e thin g place at 1 o'clork, but at~· Aid WIestrfJlll'!.e>t· thdll th~ w tel' w hich lhe City m -.: mbers or the. comm~tt,~~re on hand. of J3u t't:J.l 0 i..s t1UJlllling: from Niagal'a Rh'C'r. n~:i ~a~~ a;e~le~:~·~d·\~.1II be able ~c I.~ a chargl~ whit'h A ld. ll uslet· ID ay Vd e t a ~uorum tor a .. meeIin g this atte. ~ Te\i('ll UPtll1 to It hu t 01· ex ('u!-'C .in hi!- o wn \ ~oon." said Ald. "Iener. attempt W Jl1ill1h'''! Btyl~. 1 t J... the tir~t lim l' in ;b) ., ,,'e11. • wha.t Is (;IS ~~I~ important is yllll $ that stich a chnq;e l'lUs hcun prll-shel,·e the questIOnn from time to time t errell in pubHr agwlj:.t on~ of th e Cit y maner to be p~~, °he was asked. f··at" l~t'8. and Ie It o('curs omy once In ;.'0 In thiS fashIo n . h "I will call a. meet~ years mJght r h ISSn)))' be Overlooked i( tlla "Oh. no." s:lId. e!ternoo n . I g ues5 I'll mg for Thursd8~:m togdher then." ('ulprit pleads gullt~'. be nblr- to ~c? t \ lone r Gr eene W 8~ disB u t tht.'re hi 1101 reasnn to ht:"lIc\'(' tha.t He;,l lt h co n.un s.s fail u re ot the mem· AIJ . l1u~t er ..... 111 Illt~ad guUty. H e will nppolnIed b) I hl~lt t ee t o ge t toget~~r: deny th~ all eogatto n and-but that WfHtld bers o f t he ("Om m e bae}t trom .:s e\o,: " Th ey bTOUg~t m ee ting o( th eir combe to anticipate lh .~ ~Inqllellt w nrds whtrh Yo rk to a~~en at~ernoon, and th en no mu ... t be he8t·d from the oratOl:' own lip::I mme' - :.:.:.:e~, h Id " ... t() bo fully ;IPIH·eclated'. It was whbp(,I"'u m ee ting th "t\~".:" _ _ _ _ __ flr.-,und town 1l1st night that the Alder'· man would l','o,-e pl'o\"ocatlon anu j usUne:all.)n. < B uffa lo RI ver Is getting worse every year and the p r ed iction is made th:H It !'Con wtl l becomp a nuleance. At f'om." f.oints in thl!l .9 t r eam t he water is vellow from the m u d ; at other points' i t 15 black anoj Slir.1Y from riain filth. "Ever:'t~(me knows it Is sewage," sa id Comml~siO:l£'r Greene. Tho p"ol:len! of ImprovIng the condItion of B u tl'alo Rh"er Is a big 011e, but it is the gen£:ra.l 0!)ln10n tha t something will have to b~ ..lone. Sco long as sewage Is e m ptied Inlo It. 15 will be of bad (ldol' and thick ' .... tth slime. These cond itions wlli l:>e agS'I'R\'at£:d by the Incr"'a~e of th"" !lmount of :jfwagr tu!'n~<l !nto It. 'l" he tn·ct tnat sometimE's ~ome of this fil thy water gets Into Buffalo's water supp ly Is s.u ffklent in Itself to mak e imm~dlate netion n"'ce!';.S'a.ry. Ob Hc r ,,·ntJ on 5 . A T I ~IES r eporter yest e rday talked G etting 'Vor8e All th e Time. with a vessel man whose offi('es nre on Anyone who is a.t a ll fami11 a r wi t h the docks and who, by virtue of that Buffalo Riv er r eadilY can see th at the fac t, ha~ be pn tn a PO~itlO1\ to note t. he condltion of th e water steadily is get- cO.?ditlon of Buttalo Rh'er's ~:·ater. tlng worse. It does not no w r equ ire a There Is no use denying it, said this very s~nsltlye n ostril to de tect odors Ivessel ,man, "the old creek here is getIthat come fr om it. These odor s n~ u ltl- ttng "orse all the time. To my mind, ply In numb~ r as t te war mE'r days it Is even now a. mattE'r that th e city : ome on and It they shou ld n l ul tlply In a u thorities should consider. I am not' nrength a ccordI ngly. then the people- In position t o say what is the rea~on (or eyen those who aJ"'! fa r removed f r om thE' dirtier C'on dHlon Of the wat f'r. and the docks-will h ave a s t enc h that wi ll therefore could say nothing about a . put drying grain Into th e s h a d e. remedy. But something certainly oug-ht Dr. vVatter D . Greene, t he Com m is .. to he done to prev nt 1t f rom gf'tting Bloner of H ealth, .,n ~th at the watt1r wo)'!;e, e.ven It it ('an not be bcoltE'r('cL In Bu ttato Riv er has been ge t llng worse II: the \\ In.ter, or for that matter whe-n. every yenr. €', er th e r ('- s a wind from th!! ea~t, the "This c h a nge f or the worse," saicl WA.t('r is carried out lakeward, and Commission er Green e to a TIMES re. !';ome of it, with all of its !!ic k enlng porter, "l~ du e t o the fact that the filth, mu!;t find its way around to the G.mount of se w a ""e that Is being' turned Intake pIer nntI thf'rc be("omc a D3.rt of into the rIver isol n~reaslng ~verY year. th~ water which th e p eople use in their As the distric t through which the rive r d\\ pilings. passes contl r. u es :0 grow and new "As to th e ()dor ari~ing from 'Ruffain streets nre Ja ld and hou5=CS huilt. the Rlve.r. any man with a no~ e of ordinal') amount of sewage ne.turally iP..('reases, 5cnslti~ene~~ ca n d{!tPN tha L. SOnlf' nnd th a t Is \..,hat makE:s Buffalo HiveI' nay~ It s wors(' than others. If a wino worse th a n i t u sed to be " \!:; coming from th e north, th en w e don't "Does th e wa t er fro~ Buffalo River noti ce it." ~n any w a y affP<'t the water supply oC Dr. " re n fl c ' H \ · 1(.'",1". the City?" Dr. Gree-ne was ac:;ked . Dr. Erne~t ~re-nde, lhE' fo rme r H f'alt h ("ornml~RtQn E'l', l"Jeo!t v,'ven O1u('h con~id ­ Get" Into Inta k e Pi e r. prallon to thr matter o f th f' pollution "That dep en ds on weather concll- or na,,\gablC' ~tl'('ams <1nd streams of llona," h e r ep lied. "Ordinar ily it does which no l'0 111 111 t:1'C'lnI u~e I~ mad£'. H e flot-at least not E'llougil. to meati<.on it. ~HYS that Ruffa lo l·y··nt U;llh w ill ha.\·p 'l.'he w a t E' r .fro m B u ffalo River gets int(! to c11~p ose of its sewage In' a. 8a n 1ta ry the Niagara R IVeT all r hrht, b u t it hugs manneI'. this sIde of th e shore pretty closely. "A s fa.r as th e ~anltal'Y dl~po~Itlon of That's why so BtUe of It gets into the sewagE' is con('(lrnetl ," snYH Dr. " ·endf'. Intake pie r. T he great force of th e "th n t Is too b ig a fl\le~tlon for thf' city water sweep ing i nto Niagara River or f.;talr to deal" !th. It I!' a pr ohl~m from Lake Erie k eeps the" ater from for thE' national J;!O,'ernmf'n t to soh'(', Burtalo "RI ver well over to this side. as stJ'ranlS and J a k e~ now being pol"then th er e 15 an unusu31ly ~trong ea~t luted hy th e ~ewag(> nf ('lUes. towns ;1n(l or southcaf t ,";Inll the watf'r from Bur. villages are rar ely confined to anyone talo Rh' C'I' Is C'arrled farther over to t he Sta t ('. Canadia n shore and then, of course, "Congre~s ~hould pa ~!'I a Jaw forbld[.orne of i t gets into the Intake pi"'r. cling the clis('harge of sewage and other There a r e f o u r men of whom I know refuse matter into lok es and s trea ms, who d C<'la r c thoy have seen the lire of and Ruch a law should be e nforc ed to dirty wat er r·~a.c h lng beyond the inta k e t he l(>tter. ~jpr. """t\"e ('all ourf:elves an enlightened na"Vve have b ('en m a king a number o f tion and ypt we go on pO"l11"ing thl" sewInve stigations Into th e conc.1itlon of the $.ge n.nd filth of our communities into watcr at th p foot of L ake Erie and Our lakes and streams and then drinkthesc Investigations n nd e xp er im en ts tng the sn.me- sewage a n d filth In 11l1uted are not y e t C'omplete. From w h a t we fOl'm. " I ...l-o • e conll!!USi on b nal,i..Ued "9.· as that th e prot>e'r . • Duf!alo's un fil ten 'd wflier " way. Lo drank It Wit h Man'land Cl h "B..S b~ diluting ~ ",·!th Fi Uh. •.\. Y e Ml!l e lnut n ' 8 Thi s is likely to lJe a livdy day' at t h l of the Ald ~ rme-n Ald . John Hus. leI', Democralic r CJlr~e l1tati\'e of the 7th \Yard. hns m a ue the announct::Juent that be will J'IS9-to a qU l:stlon ot prh·J1ege and m ~e ting I , WILL Parliamentarian of the Lower House Will Speak Today in Self·Defense. STR E Altl--o\. PROD- I n connection wIth all th e t al k t h a t is b eIng heard alJout Buffalo's n eed .for purer water as a m ea n s of conse r vmg the health of th e c ity. t h e present and future condItion of Bu ffalo C r eEkproperly Buffalo Rl ver-t~ a Ina~t"r that l!!l worthy of mu ch consldel·atlOr. It is admitted that und er ce r ta in t.,.·ondi tlons some of the w a t e r from Bu ff alo River finds t>ntra n ce into the I ntak~ pier In Niaga r a Riv er, t hrough w hic h passps all of th e w ate r u sed by t he people ot Buffalo. If one ste-ps down to the docks, say a t t h e f oot of :\i icbigan Stree;t. o.nd th ~n t altes a p eep Into Buffalo River th e c h a n ces are ten La o ne that he will d ec id e to dr in k no m ore Of Buffalo's water, if it is made up pa rtly of the filthy fl u Id on w h ich hI s ga,e has just reElted . Buffalo River empti es ttse i! into Lak ~ Io:rle. The rive r passes through a dIStr ict heavtly se ttl ed w ith dwe1Hng houses. Toward Us term In US it be comes a naviga ble st r eam and p racti cally .. 11 of BufTalo' s g r eat la k e t raffic passes through It. As a waterway It is as dirty as It is busy. Ti me was when r.Eopl~ thought ther e could be bu t on .... Ha.mburg Canal a nd th a t th ~ one that has but rece ntly been p u t o u t of exist· ence. This waterwa y, fa r- famed for Its many sic k e ni n g s m ells. has b een filled up and ne ver again wil l bother the nostrils at a lon g - s u fferI n g public, But the chances are good t hat i t will have a counterpa r t In t he B uffa lo Rh·e!· and that Ihe ti me I s not far distant when iron: th e w atm·· front again will come odors o f th e fo r mer H ambu rg Canal variety--odors e n ough a.nd varied to make one w l!'h to bur y h is head in t he sand or a ' k erchl ef h eavily w eigh ted wIth perfume or ,y. tet' l. a theme tllat has beon upon a g!,od ~.aJ or late. So m":'~ UCOIl so.lid a.hD\ll ba~rta IdJ .... an d 1)8.ctfrl"kllnon C oJ researrh ill tWa conn~tl(\ ....~ •• I" fllre-B(: nta1h·e of the 7th was that the \l~lOn a ca~rul stud,)' ot t.b ell \..() t'uter Ius o wn account Th e qU~Uon on _ -n- - -- /JUN .................... ...................... ' .- ~ NO DILL Y·DALl YING WILL BE lOLERA lED. f I I I I ~~~a:;d me~bers �_ > .................................. ................. ... .,... ,... .............. .... ....... .... ............... ............ .......... ................ ...... .. Thus Destroying the Germs r. IHEALTH BUREAu V I' . .:\. C AbiJott. C'hl~f of [h~ BuTt'au ut: Health. to-uny i"':,Ul'U tilt' (ollowIlig statc- Ihl" nllm"tOtb IUfJulrll'''; I'Qmlt)$!' III tbi .. [)" °co" lufortnlltiull I'oul"'rulu!;" tile (':111<:1' IlntJ If( ;lr:,~:,"tiolJ or t):l'Ihuld f~'lf'[ llle fulluwlog lJIlIY "o:Ul" U'" n u·clul f1>ply; "'1 l"IIhohl Icr~" I .. rsu,,"fl by u lill,~ gl'rlll tlmt 'S:"I~ Int., till' body of tbe ,"'io-k ,'('rr'(ln. m;uall5- by WRY of thl' Illouth ulld llllll ")ot'",~ll"'" fn,w lltt' hody willi. Ihl" muUer· JI .. dHlfoeu from the bow,' I,: and bla(hlpr. "Tb,' d !.l'!cbal~\''; (roUi I h" lJilttf'1lt in ('1l~f'Jo' ot h 'phoid (f·"t·r an." tllcrcfor\', to 1)0' r!'!;,l'I.rJf'd O'i d·anl;ero\l~. Tbt'~~ Wlltt('rs nu!:s enl'illy 1)(' .rfu, d~'r f' J h.rmlr .... by "nlldlo!% th('m "Itll boll111~ tmtr>r or by lht:' 1I!'lf' ot any of lhe rt:'lIllblt:' dlfl· iof.,'t:ln1"l. I,,,pi"rlnllr cbl"rhll" ot Iim('. Surh mattet"" ",houl,1 m~\'("r lw thrown (n\O 1h(" t\·~H'I· <'lOroet or ('t· .. ,.·pooJ without hal-In;: 1,"':1:11 bn.t dl .. IIICened. . " WbeD dl~('bllr.::e"l trOlll tYP;l{'Iid fIllllen'" 1m' throlrn into U~U .. or "tn'wl! upon th!' ;:round or luto "f'I\el'-l. thp j.;,'rm .. (h) 11('11 dif' .ll tm.'f'. blH r('tualn rtllw ror Hlrylnl: lemnb ... or lim.', :'I!Jd, Wb"I , :-prfnd ~t.o\It, IUtly ~·ull::.t: un "--'It ~ brl'lIk: 01 t1w 1110.('111.1:'('. ··PwIJl... I"Olllrllct tnlboltl Ct'v~r prin(-tl,~nr Lr "wallowLn; ;rr01,.; tbat hAn> ,'oml" from flUlll'~ ollier C&l.~·' \l r typhoid tcH'l'; somctlm('oc til.> l:jerll~ :\rl' con .. r>l~J to t bf' moulh 011 ~Iled bnalt!!. '['bIll t.. mOlil trc<}ucntJ..y ~("'Il 1n the nbe~ 01 cl\rcl,':i" IlU('!o,('I' \\11(1 aT!' In nttf'nlJltUt'e UllOli IHII\I.Itd J\atl"nt"l. :-:")Illl"tJmt-s they ~"1"t tlltu f b,' rlrlnkln.: '~BI~'r, ,,!tNt' th('Y' m:lY Jh,,' for n t lmC' iUll1 ('nlJ~e tltl' dl~l'u",~ In 1 1.1~" u."lnf; tilt.' Wlltt't. "Ji'omet!lllt'i t h!'y III t intI' milk b}' "'Dr ot 1\ It.tH thal I~ u~('(I In 'l"3J,hin; Ill(' mUk. el.ln~. <borth·". (oil". "'bAli pre ..cnt In mllk 1bey S!row slid multiply with I!t.'nt r~pillilY 8nll II num.hrr of !'It'rious ontbr"ukto: lit tb, dl'::I"IH!i" IInT~ ht'eu trill'I,,1 to milk In which lll(,8" germs "crt:' 1;1'0\1:1111:. "~(m&nd :I~nilJ. (ly!ttl· r ... thnt un' liypt In ',liter tbal jc I>OUUh'd with 1'1'''·n~f'. ar'" t, I"o knl)w n. whfln PAtt'n r.m. Ito h:an! C'nu~"tI tbt' ,II ""II:~{,. It t q ~11"ll po~lhl(' tbal typboid fe,'('t· I,.. l!C1mf't!DlI'!l 'l:IIr('ltrl Ultol1:;:h oUu'r lood "ltul'f~. r'n whleh tbe KI"rms J1 1l\'" bet"o, lJy ,H'cldt'ut tlr '·arel{,fSIlf'S". d t· I)()~l tef.l. · •... orlu nutely tilt· germ of t)'I)II",I,l f"'fl"r is f'1i"il1y kllJ"d b~' lIt';.H . If wa!f't or milk ('(lll· blinitl'f Hvln~ typhoid J:'{'I'ttI~ bt' I)(IJII'{) tilt onP mlulll .... tlie.r nt\' J'1'nd;'r('d trl'l" of tlnuj:tcl·. as .!!tlch trcntmrnt 1.:1II!4 :111 II\'ln: ;:t'l'llll;. 'l'hf\ ('\lokln~ o( other tooUs rull'4 1hl.'111 :Ii<lo of all POWI"r' tQ esus l,),pbold. " W ht'll t yhllOftI tf't'('r is llrCl'lent Iii 3 lIplgb~ horblXl4.l. UHII'II Ul.:sy bro tlonf' t l) cb('f'k It..:: fllltl'llll by tbl' u@e or ouly boil('tl Wuli'r nnd milk and cooke\l roods. A.fl('t· wnh't. milk. nnd othl'r (NtJ lItull's hn.r{' bren (r('ell rrom 4.1:tn;:l'r. hy ('OQ"in~. ihC')' OM' fll bt· protcctetl !I&;'nln:.t th" tJu,.t and dirt uull \I~(,(I." Dr. Abbott has onl~' occnpjpd his Pl'(.~ _ eDt (ltne<' since Monlla.v la!-it. but r et'ogfllZtn~ that th e cl tv wa s (':on fron tcd with n ser ious problem. h(l decided to mak~ an appeal to th l" pUblic So that da.ng(>l· of contractln~ the disease will be reuuced to a mimmum. Typhoid fm-er has prt"vai1('d throughout the city sine'(, D ece mber l u~ l. Nev{'r beto r~ in the hl s tor v ot: th e Health Bureau has th e lliseasc been ~o preva.lent for ~o 10111: ~L pcriod. The ('pidem lc of 1·~9S only lasted aboul :-oil: months. Xow, with :l la rge ~ecUon of lhe C il ~r supplied with ftlt(, I'Pd wn.tcr. with the ae partment using heroic mea!-lures to st am.p out the <1iseilfSP, it hnR continued mowiug \'ICliOlS we{)k b\' wepk. In the five' uays ended at nOOn to-d ay !!-t new ca~ffi WOIt: repor1~d. Which b ni neteen more than for tht' precedlrll'; se,'en days, During last month l.hl' numbl:r uf new t vohoid cases r.:ached til", alarming figure of 1,0:11. I Dr. Abbott has mn.de a. Hfetime studS o~ dfsea!'lc gcrms as chie r bac t e r iolOgist or the H ealth Burenu, and his s tatement therdort! thl'" deduc...tl?~S or a. ~pcc:1alis • . .... .... .... .. • .. .. ~.... I· GEORGE AND JOSEPH AIREY, ARRESTED ON INSANITY CHARG E IN WRETCHED HOME. I m(;~~: ..........·. ·"'u'...... ·..·. ·~, ...... ···· ........ ·iUi::K:·· .. ·........ ·.. ·.. ·· ..,..CONFERENCE WITH OWNER Health Commis~ione-r G reene yeste rday had a con t erence with Edwin Power one ot the ow n e rs of the Flatiron B~ildlng, at Chicago and Ohio streets, In which the Airey fa mily lived. The build Ing Is said to be In a bad state and that it does not comply wit h I the t'enement house law in several respecte, Mr. Power decIded to v isit .the place next Tuesday in company v. Ith Architect Swan. tenement inspector. Dr. Greene t;atd the place was in an ~ oaolty condition. that the floors/ _, 4 there were olher detectf Of SQUALOR, PO;~~~HE~~D1N T~~ Police Clean Out the Airev Family From the FlatTERRIBLE PHYSICAL AND MENI TAL COND ITION OF WILLIAM, iron Block. I f HU :::CK8 I ! \\-ARi'\lrs l THREE IN WORST KIND 5ijUAlOR. M ;k. Chief Cause oi Con. taglon. Should be Boiled One Minute. ~ ~N filTH ANO r i ,Aft ........ .. .. ........ ..... .. ......~ ................ ,.\.. ~ ............... .. .. ............................. N.............. ·vv •., 8"OTHER5 lYING' fAMil YLIVING f .- lOWTO PREVENT .f TYPHOID FEVER IWate r and ........... :.. UN ............ A~}. ................. .. , , pulslve odors, Arc hitect Swan, tene ment house inspector. and Special John Ryan of the 7th Precinct found the Airey home at No. 17 Mackina.w Street this afternoon. There was no one at home when the officers went there, to dispossess the t:a.ther and mother of the boys who are now at th e State Hospita l and the Erie County Hospita l. The sister. who ,vas yesterday found in a s tupe fied condl-, lion in th e r oom with her brothers, h a d recovered today and is at work in a saloon in Chicago Street. "It is the filthiest house in the world." declared Special Rya n. "Years of service in the 1st PreCin c t do not bring t o mind even in th e roughest settlements anything which qUite compares to this den." "The family shall never return here," declared D~. _ _Greene·s representati ~.re . "It is JmpoSSi'Die" to realize, even with this sight meeting one's gaze, to beJieve that any p eop le could so far lose thems e h 'es as to live in this squalor, tor Donova.n and As~jstant ~upl?rintPnd!'n t Cusack one of the worst case~ of ::a<lualor thal was ever brought Lo th(\ attention of the police authoritIes in thi~ city Is that or the .Airey family. Ih"lng in what has always been known as thE' Flatiron bloel<. at ;"la('kina\\' anrt Ohio Ptr(>cts. A ('om plaint was made in th e Police Court today regarding the ('onrUtlon oC the property th(.ore, amI Char1<'s n. Swan, the tenement hou~(' insp'ctor, promptly made an in\·e.'-:tigatlon. AttPr h(> hud ~epn the Airey famil:r he w('nl tQ No. 7 Police Station nnel Cap:, Hyan and a pOlice offi.:er 8e('ompanted him to the' Airey home, where "~llllam, Juspph and George AilE'Y. bro l i1C'Ts. were a.rrested and chargpel ~ with In~anhy. They are respectively ~O and 2:? years old. "·illlam ga\'e hIs ocupation M a la_ borer. \\ hIle lhe others have no occup:ltlon . George. a deaf mute, was sent I to the ErIe County Alm~hou~E', whilp I "V III lam and JOFf'ph Wt"re pronounced by Dr. Fowler inscln~ and wIll be confined In the BUffalo St~te Hospital. These young men lived with thei r par~nts n.nd a ~f~ter, the entire f.amily occupying t" 0 r00111S, . one ot whIch E'€'rvc~ for kitchen nnd dming room and thp. .other IU: a be>dr~om fo~ the> .entl~e family. although 11 15 pracdcally de. titute of f urn iture and has neither bed-I st~acl. mattress nor quilt~. The sistf'r of the young men, who Is unmarrie-d d i th bedroom with an OCCUf) e~ e 5ame . her brothers. has two children who are I memhers oC thl~ 8trange family. Thefr 3ge~ are :{ Rnd 5 \·ears. I Th e apPE"aranc-e of lhe~e young men / ie de"l('rlbE"d a~ being more like beaFts than human belng~. Their tlnger nails prnjE"C't a bou t half nn inch from theIr tlnge-r.c:. llnd they scarcely had clothing ("nolIg h to cover them. Among the three there wa~ (ound no per~onal eftfcl~ whate-Yc-r but one pipe. The light, of lntelilgence had departed fr om their eyts, which held no expression other than a YRCant l"':tare. The onh' turnlture in the room which sen'e~ as' a bedroom for the eight perFllln~ is a chair with three legs and a broken back. rrhe Health Department will <:ause the p r operty. which is owned b)' R. H. n.nd E. W. Potter, to be YU cateu . . ................... ........ ,... Wllh sunken eyes. ghastly fea t ur es. an\l emachted faces. the men sought refuge in the atUc of and the arrested house. w thpITI. h ere the officers pursued It devfi'loped that the men had not been ou, of the house for two years. They e xisted somewhat after the fashion of animals. • king out an existence on any kind of food. Thei r long exile from cl Yillza tlon made them as f ea rful as wild animals. The mother of the men was also fcun d in the house. She was 111 c lad and "ery dirty. The Health D eon rtment notified the house owner to ha.\'e the place vacated and ma.de sanitary. As th e police and th e officials of' t he H ealth Department investIgate further , to the nwful co ndlt1on of the Airey amily in th e F'latiron Building at Chlca~o and Ohio streets more detall.s of a revolt- I Ing and despIcable nature Are brought to J "1~t. haR been drtermlnt"d by the Health Department that the place must be th oroughly clf'Aned and r ('no,·ated. Dr. Grepnp has c1E'cldE'd to call In Rupt. Chur('hlll or thE' SnciE' ty tor the Pre'\'en tinn of Cruelly to Children Cor the purpose or having the two ('htldren placed ~me_ where whE're theoy wll t re-cplve proper nt ten tlon. It Is a Iso said th e police wll1 vt~lt th E' placp this a Clel'tloon. and I( Mrs. Air eY Is foune1 to be in an Intoxicated cond'lllon ~h(' wlll be arrested and placed in an Instttution. The fathE'I' was at the Poo r Office this morning looking fo r C'ommltment~ fOr his th r e(> hoys , It Ie; ~ald they will be placed In th(' State lIo~pital (or the 1n- I sa,pgi lC'(? Su r eo n Fo wl er exa mlnE'd the pr iso ners In ~e- CE'll at t he 1st Prt"clnct. J He found thE'rn to be ~ l1f'("ring fl'om nE'g1E'ct Rnd poor car .... Ge-orge was no t in as bad a condition a ~ th() two ot hE"r~. Dr. FowlE"r had him cornmittC'd to the Erie1("(lunty Hospitnl and the other two to t he Burralo State Hospital. T HEIn ltIOTJ-IER WAS ACRO SS A CHAIR FOU~' D L YI NG H ELPLESSLY Il\'TOX I CATE D-THE IR F ATHER AN INDUST R IOUS WO RKINGMAN . A most shocking case ot dissipation and mIsery cam e to l1g ht late yesterday afternoon, wh en SpeCials Ryan a nd Boyle of the Seven th Precinct. while making an inves tigatio n of tenements. came across th e family of Charles AIrey at No. 17 :M ackinaw S treet. Three oC AIrey's 60ns, W llliarn, George a nd Jo sep h, aged 25, 22 and 2() years r es p ec tively, were take n to the Louisl<lna Stree t Station and later removed to Police Stallon No. 1. Their condirion. m e ntal and physical, is unusual. For two years, It Is said, they never left the house. They set m to be suttering from a pec uliar form ot Insanity, and today th ey w ill be examlned by Pollce Surgeon Fowler. The disco very ot t he famtly and lts awfu l co ndttlon wa s, in a way. acctdental. \Vhne Ryan a nd Boyle were walkIng alongsIde the building a sickening odor came from o ne of the rooms. The officers broke ope n the door and the . ht that met their gaze astonished S~g eAm'room barre n of all fUrnIture with the exception of a few broken chairs, sma.U cook stove and an old table, a I h t b d or an y other ot the w t ou a e was the chamber reqUiSiteS or l1Vl?g, No san ita .. tha. t shelteredldfl'de P~:~~ge and other tion was prove. Ib II putrified matter was thrown I era y on the floor, causing a. fearf~l o:t~r~ln LyIng on th e floor, their e}es dg wildly. their faces a ghas tly white an their bod ies worn, emaciated and nude but for much-worn. tr.o users, Josepb and George were wrt gglmg and 6qulrming a t t h e discove ry Of. ~helr c ondItion. 'l'heir exile fr om civlhzation str uck terr or to the two unf or tunates when B th de des they saw the officers. 0 rna perate ef(orts to get near a ladder leading to a small room a bove known as a garret. The Ir str uggles were futue'l however. William, the oldest of the three. succeeded in getting ~o the la~der and be "..·as later fou nd In the ga _ oJ oJ .. ........ J ..v;j· .... .... ·...... ··" ret' In a condition simlla r to that ot his two brothers. ............ ... ..... ... ........ .. .... ................... .... .. __ In another corner of the room the polIcemen were stunned to find an old I====='-=========~;;========= woman, wrin kled and decrepit. throw n • ~ on a totter ing chair. She was helplessly in toxicated. Investiga tion re-vealed the ~ fact that she was the mother of the three men. A s iSler sat in a nother part of the room. partly stupefied. Accordh tfi ho later I 125. :l~t:rn~.~·~(.k;:h~h~~~e; ~~~~gt~:np~r~~ THEY MAY BE INSANE, 'TIS SAID I EEKING in filth and vermin . the filthy accumUlations of months of d is regard of the home. the rooms a hotb ed tor the breeding of vermin and diseas e, the air redolent with re- this degeneracy." The tather and mother of the Airey boys will sleep In a bed tonight, the first th ey have known in years, but where It is going to be no one knows. Persons moved by co mmon decency are going to take fhem in for the time bei ng and attempt to transform them aga in into something more akin to human beings . The brothers, William. George and J osep h Airey. 25, 22 and 20 years , respectively. were yesterday und in an almost naked condition. DetectiYes Ryan and Boyle and a Health Department Jnspectordlscovered the awful conditions and arrested the three men on the charge of insanity. The house in whi c h the family of Charles Airey, consisting of a wife, a daughte r and the three sons live, Is situated at Ohio and ChIcago Street. The apartments of the family a re on the second floor. A chair. a broken couch, a few blallk~ts and a rusty stove constit uted the househ o ld effects. Surrounding the stO\'e and in every cO,rner ot the room dirt and filth had. It Is averred. accumulated. D eca yed sub· stances of a ll natures were In the room and an abomInable stench preYRiled.. ThE' house was reportl"'d unsanita ry and detecth'es in\'estigated yester'day STATE OF DESTITUTION AND DISSIPATION. A ('a!=te that J~ pronolln('ed by JnspPC'- R A~~~~ J I' I ttP f ATI ~ \ 0PI IONS AAf WANT[D [ I AIderman .IC Com mI'ttee on Wate r is Favorabl e to Dr. f.:~ reene's Plan. ~;~~nJ~;)~~Lf~:i:· ~e y~~~ They ordered t he room immediately vacated. The fat h er of the fa mily, from did all a cco unts, Is a hard - working an n ustrlous mall. employed a t the junk yards of Lenahan & Co. 1n Fulton Street. , r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ." . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i .h',. . . . . . . . . •••• • The Ald ermaniC' Com mIttee on " Ta ler will hold anothpr meeting in the Council Chamber at 7:30 o'cloc k this e"enlng to consider the recent report of H eal th Commission.,' Greene In which h e explained the deplorable condition of Bunalo's "'atp .. s uppl y and Incidentally urged t hat the ::\ l ayor be empowered to appoint a commission of e xp e rts to furth er inve5tlgate. At the mE'eting recently h ~ld In the May o r's of11c£', ~yera J members of the committee w ere oppo.<:ed to th e appointm e nt of a commissio r. . !t is understood th eir objections are now not n.early so strong against th e e~ployme nt or ex p erts. The probabilitIes are. therefore th a t the co mmittee \\'111 r epo rt in favor of lea ,1ng the question to the Board of H ea lth with 1>0\\ er to e mpl oy such experts a~ may be n eeded. It is believed the m e mb ers of thf "Yater Co n"lm lttee wJll SE"e the folly of further qulbbllng and d e la;,-' and \\ 111 ag r ee with Dr. Gr eene that it is a dvisab le to have o u[~ide e xperts gl '~ e their opinions a nd ma k e recommendations. I,1;====,:,,_=---:--::--:--::-;:;;;-_ TO C L BAN OUT T BNEMENTS Hea lth Com m lWoner Greene h a s determJned to CIe-an out sO l"!"le of ment houses In that seclton of where the Flatiron B lock Is loc:atea . This ren~w~d o~r~~:d:w~~lt~~n~~~~~ ot Charles Ai rey. tRUSsell t wealthy real esta e ma n. H. pOtth~r'p~operty 1n w hich the A irey owns ill be(ore lamlly lived and h e w Dr. Greene today and exp,a "." Two of the three A.lrey tamlly we re state Insane Asy}unl at mute will be sen t ~~: ~~~i~~r of I. �R. GREENE'S PLAN MEETS DRUOOED AND « UNCONSCIOUS FOR FIVE FULL DA YS APPROVAL • Mrs. Lulu Morris of Indiana Street Claims to Have Been "Doped" and Secreted from Her Friends In Maine Hotel, No. 148 Exchan~e Street -y oung M:m Robbed of $27). Aldermanic Committee On Water Votes To Recommend Expendi ture of $2,000 To Bring Water Expe rts Here. m HORRIBLE SQUALOR FOUND BY OFFICERS HEALTH COMMISSIO~ER Al'HS OUTSIDERS' VIEWS Wattr Supply Has Less Bacteria Now Than Ten Years AgG, Though More Chlorine and Album inoid Ammon ia. Atter lis tenin g to the oU· repeated story ot: H ealth CommissIoner Walter D:.JiIeene. tha t t he B oarlf' ot Health be empower ed to ex pend money in the employmen t of wate r ex.perts to find ou t the source o t t he water contamination, the Alderm a nic Committee on W ater yesterda y afte r noon voted to r ecomm end tha t the s um ot $2,000 be u sed tor this purpose. This report wil l be m ade to th e Board ot Aldermen next Monday nfternoon. Ald. l(ennedy made the motion th a t t he Boar d of Health be allowed th is s u m. T he commtttee met at 3 o'clock. H ealth Commissioner Greene said the was an Important one, and that expe rts f ro m othe-r ci ties 'l\'ere emp loyed the local authorltles may then k now the r eal si tuation and the proper cou rse to purs u e in furnishing purer w ater to the citizens. The Commissioner s aid Lockport had just appropriated the lu m of $0,000 tor a similn r purpose, St. Louis h a d appropriated $~0,000 and 1.ouls,,111 e $1 5,000. He said the ex perts w ould be h pre only a day Ot~ two a t dltteren t ti mes, In changes ot t he w eather. T O S ATISFY 1' t: DLI C. "Wha t we w ant," said Dr. Greene, " is a m a n unblnsed, and who will tell j u.!'t exac tly what t o do. ,,\Ve could recomnlend o u rselves, but we desire to s atisfy the pu blic by engaging outside experts." CouncUma n Dunbar. who happened t o be present. asked if t here were any other c lUes u sing filtering plants and , h e w a s t old that Cincinnati. Albany. H udson, La. wrenre. :.\lass., and Lou is· ville b a d tbem. T he Councilman also ~'nnted to know whether enough water could be go t t h rough one, and Dr. Greene snld t here COUld, although .A 1- I Conditions. the eq ual of which have ha ve yo u ?" asked never bE"en discovered in police investigations during recent years, were found by Detec ti\'e Edward Xewton and othl?r officers early yesterday morning when they searched the ) !aine Hotel, ~o. 14 Exc hange Street. for a woman who was said to ha\'e bee n "doped" and stored a way in the hotel where no one CQuid find h er. Filth. the accumulation of ye ars, was in sight at every turn. The ('ase was r i'po rted to the- Department of Health immedIately. The coniht1 3ns were re\'ealed in in\' estiga ling a complaint made by Mrs. Lulu )lorris, of ;-':0. !!3 Indiana Stree t. She reported to the police of the Franklin Street Sta lion yesterda y morning at 30'clock that she and a woman friend. a Mrs. Dunran. had been g!\' e n "knock out" drops Saturday night and that she had only reco \'e red consciousness an hour 01' so before she made th e com- I plaint Friday morning-fin full days, SE C R E'I'ED I X HOTEL. Detective Newton. The young' man said nl? had about $275 at th£.' last accounting. upon searching hlm,elf he found he had been robbed of that amount. The young man was Olin Milks. a fa rmer, from East Randolph, ~. Y. He came hE"rl? Thursday to visit his brot her a t the Sisters' Hospital. Acco rding to the story he told the policl?, h e walked Into the :'.!;:tine Hotel and Lought seyeral drinks ill th e baC'k 1'00"1'l. He says he knows he was drugged beca use he had been ordering only beQr a nd is acCustOlnen to drinking beeo!' to some extent. He :-:aid he did not drink enough to become intoxi ca tPd . ~I1lks told the police he was pcrfpclly sure he h ,1 d been g1\ en ,tnoc kout Ul"OPS Although liP co uld idenliiY perSO t1S who walteci cm him nt diffe ret t times h e could not l)ositively identify anyone olS thp pen",.1 who robbed hi:.). In the C'omplaint mad Q by :'.lrs. Mor· ris she fa ~d that as shp "as leaving to go to thE' stRtionhousE' 8hp saw a young man fall off a chair as thvugh he had r M rs. Morris not only said she had been drugged and abused. but said :\frs. bee n drug!"ed. ALLEG E D OPI1Jl1 W R EC K . Duncan bad bee n drugged as well. that she was hidden away in the hote l On thl" third floor eVI"'n wo"se con· where no one co uld find h er . The plaster was The report was madp to Desk Ser- ditions were found geant K.rug. He summoned Precinct falling from the walls. :tnd genera Ily an unwholesome unsanitary cO:lclit:en Detecth·e ::\'ewton. Detl?ctl\'e Newton and Turnkey existeJ. In aile of the r ooms the po1i('e 10und Stokes haste-ned to the place and were joined by Sergt. Simon. The exits were Lula Rch .1.effer, a wreck. the rpsult of some form of the opium habit. it is guarded and then began a complete search ot the premises for :Mrs. Dun - sairt. She colla psed when told of the theft and was carried downstairs can. The placl? at No. HQ Exchange Street bodlly. being unable to wal k . I n an is run by ~" lIltam McKay and is k now n other room DE'tE"ctlve Newton f ('lund as the :'.'faine H otel. The rooms on the :\1ary ("ully, a negro girl. She and t h e second floor were broken into one by Schaeffer woman were ch!lrgpd with one in the sparch for M rs. Duncan. T he vagranc:r and in morning court \\' ~re floors Jooked a~ though they had ne v er sent to the 1\ orkhouse fo r twenty-fiye been SWf'p t. the windows h a d never days. " ' illinm ) 1C'Kay. thQ propri""tor. "AS been washed. and the bed linen \Va! charged with runninEr a disorderly grimy with dirt. hou~e and w as fined $25. R OOB E D OF ,Z.5, HE C L .\'D1S. Detecth'e ~cwton yesterday afterIn one of the room~ on an upper floor noon notifit:'d Hea lth Commissioner that entrance was for ced into a youn g Greene of the foul condition noteel. n.t ~ was found lying In bed in a stU r. the hotel and today inspec tors will inYl?stigate the case. as awakened . " H ow much rno P r ... ............................................ ...................... JUN .................................. ,) ................................ bany had ex perienced a IItl le tro u ble ............................ ....................... in this r espec t . Dr. Gree n e said Chicago had spen t ~ -~====== .. ......... ........... ".Cu. ...~.. !:-_ .. .... . many thousa n ds of dollars In carryiug Fiv e Scnrl(' t Fc \"C' r S i g n s in n BlOC" , 8. tunn E-I ou t tnto the lake, nnd now t he wate r w as Just as bad as where Ed~'~ '1 ,"U /t·Mt l they h a d firs t started f r om years ago. p~ !'tIro Editor. somebodY neei !" M r. Dunbar ~atd It WfiS certain t hat a 'wa enlng an1 a:=. you are the best "'a te r cou ld not be secured wit h - p:-od e r I kno\,', I beg t o ca ll your at a filtering plant. As to the charge t entton to the mattt:'r. expe rt ser \'lces, Dr. Green said Col. "ard an"l Dr. G reene are ::;;v 1l 0S'n~ LRY 1.' F IT '1'0 c h~ r ged from $.5 to $100 a day tak ~ n up with thp ~la.udable e!1 th e ir e x pe n ~e8. Councilnian Krel· dE'avor to pro\'ide th e city With purE' LIY E IX. n e r want e d t o know nbout the ozone water. and Sf) ward off the possible sys t em. nnd the health commissioner sprE'ad of (U~E'Il~C in thE" futur e, that replied th at ozone ",HI kill germs. but th ey appt'nr to oyerlook th". contagious As th e result of ;1 ~earC'h for a "t\'oman it was a Qu estion as t o how cheaply dl~eaH"" now with us. suppo~t'd to hn \"t" bel?n drm;gt>d and ~E"­ they could produce it. Councllmnn .\ great dpa l has been ~ald about ('re t ~c.l In " "Hliam )Ic K ay's ).[aine HoDunba r did not ~ee how pure water streets which are not c r editable to th~ tel, Xo. 14S EXt.'hange Strt.>et. the H e ..1lt h could b e s rc u red by goln~ up th e lake. a.s t he ci ties above Buffalo emptied ·C:i t ~. but no mf"ontion has teen niade I~ C Department yt~F:tl?nla~t ordered. tht' .lliace their r e[u~ e Into the lnke. CommisBradley street which is in a stat e w hich closeu on ac('ount llf its un!"~l11ttan ..·on · sioner " "n rd of the Department of \\ ould be a disgra ce to t he smallest \"i! - dillon . 'P ubllc " "orks rppea ted his p r e \·iods DE"tecii\'(> E.]wunl :i\ewton of thfi' lage In the Stat e. A ll th rough the w in stateme nt that the best water was ill t e r wheJle y er Ihere \\as a hea yy rain or Franklin lreet :-:;ta. tion in\·eSltgat~d the t he vici ni ty ot Horseshoe Reef. H e a lso when t he Eno\~ melted the wate r s t ool complaint of )Irs. Lulu )Iorl"i~ to the expre!o'!i('d h is p revious opinion tha t h e t wo or t hree reee t deep trom curb ~. .) ertE'ct tll.l t ~he hn.l betn uru~gt'd and d id not belle\'e In the efficacy ot the curb, or where the surb ought to be a'ld set'reteu In tilt"' phll'(' fin'" day~ . and. th!"lt mech a n ical filtering plant. He spoke when It was {n lr long enough fO~ th~ h e-r frl,·nd. :\t r~. Duncan. \\"a~ ~till In f elvor of th e water at Horseshoe \\ at.er to g et away. tbere \\~s.a cort·~ ­ lht're-. HE" foulld the place almost unn nd ~ald nothing contaminated sponding depi h o C m Ud. so that no Inhnblta hl~. ge t In t o this current because or Dt>tlCt!\·E" }:("wton notifipo Health wheeled tratlk was posss ibie. At suc h great , olume of watE'r. ("omrnl~~lOlwr ,,'altrr D. Greene. J11tkll~ the mud \\'oHld stin k, e&pecla ll}' PR ESEX'l' C OXDITIOX. spf"ctor ~wan of the H,.~alth Department at night. Diphth e ria and scarlet Cever ye$.t(,l'd(1~· inw·;;,tlg-ated the complaint have bern rite In the nei gh borh ood. The! H ealth Comml~s:;lonE'r Greene took 18other day I counted fixe sca r le t (e\·~r mrlde b\· tilt:' Oel{'L'ti\·e. His rt'port to w ith Comml~sloner Wnrd regarding signs within a block and a half. N o.r, Dr. Grt"ene wa'" ~o nd \' erse that Dr. ion of the water now as to It doesn'l requ i:"1? great expen~e t o r em· j Gr"BE' ordered thf' police to c1o~e the wns ten years ago. The docedy thls state .."\( at'(alrs. but only some - est:lblt!-'hmE'nt Immprllatdy. A pollcpthE"re was just double the body's 3.ttentlon to duty. t he s t ree t W..lS man ha!\ b.,t~n rl""tulkd to the saloon (0 of chlorine and albuminoid ordered pn\·e.d laM year and the con- see thilt theo Ol'd.,.r 15 l"llforced. in t he wa ter now as to what tract let. La!'t O('tober the curb-stones t l?n yenrs ago. although the and some hUndred tons of sand and lam,nunt of bacteria hn.d decreased. He stones were depo!llted on a vacant lot ic.l in ~ u mmer then'> wns le~s bacteria near Grant street. and there t hey a r : the w utpr, for sunUght will kill bactoday. The people would li k e to k no w n dis t ance of eight feet uuder why tht> fl;treet was not pa H'd lon g ago , w n l er. T he matter waft dl~cu~~ed and \~ hy fljuch a disease breeding spot leng1h, llJ1 d the- cost Ilnel workings is allo\\ ed ro exl!'lit e ven f or a day. Ou n m ('chanictI l or ~m.nd-fUtel'ing plant tnlkod of. F ln nlly Ald. Keune dY h ealth OffiCt'TS flho ul d k now all a b o u t ;\1; a ll ~ca rl e t rever ca ses a r e r epo rt ~d a m otion thn t t he h ~n lth boa rd tt, to the m. • REJ6ID E KT. powe r to e x pend $2.000 f or ex- ........._. RDERS POLI CE £\LT~~S~E~::~I:~~~~~ 1 which "'" . au" pteil by the com- Butralo, June 1], 1903. .. .. ................ ................................. =~~~ ............ PU REW~T[~ T~ ~BE DISCUSSED \ S[R'~U~Ll. H ~ALT H Commi~sloner de~irous of Greene is reeeiYIng the sum ot $3,000 from the Common Counrll to defray the expenses which will be incurrl?d in haying outside experts come h ere to tnyestignte Buffalo's condition as regards its city water supply. The .Aldel men re[erred the Health ("omml~sioner's communication to the 'Committee on " ater. Twice this week that committee, of which .Ald. ~oiener is the chairman, was to have metfirst on .Monday and then last nlghtbut on both occasions the chairman hns been unable to get a Quorum of the members together. Last night Chairman 1Viener called a meeting of the committE'e for 3 o'clock thi~ afternoon at City Hall. C'hnirman 1\oiener, when seen this a t· t "'rnoon. said thelt his committee would undoubtedly take favorable action on the Health .commissioner's comm unica· tion. "If the Health Commissioner beHe\'l?s that it will be for the best interest ot the elty to have outside experts come here and inspect our water plant, t hen I belle\'e that we should supply him with sufficient money to defrny the expenses of such an inspection:' It is also expected that the committee will this afternoon consider the bids for supplying ten new boile~s nnd a large Quantity of new machmery for the pumping station. Bids for these supplies were opened in )'farch. but as y et no contracts have been a.warded. though the insurance compames long ago notified the ci ty that the boilers w ere in r"\.Ql' ,.. ..... ...1;tlQ1" :.nn should be r eplaced. ,/ " u···· .... ........ ........... ......... ... ...... ..... .................. .............................................................. ........................................................................ NO CAUSE FOR " SCI'RE. " - .. , ery ca ref ull y worded ::;t at ement r (!g rding t he cond itions prel"ailing herp, H ealt h Commissioner Gree ne In the Com· me rt'in l IRS"M'v ening snid: All that 1 care t o sn y Is that Butr:a Jo's wl\tpr supply at times Ls very danget"ou8. pnrt lcularly wben we bs.e se'f"ere win d At other times we ba l"'e not more tban 2(Xt b:lcte rla to each cubic centimeter, wh ich Is lowe r thon Is obtai ned by some ot the filtering pl ants established In some citIes. There is oruplt ju~tificatioD bere for the position ta ken br the COlUwercia l, that there is no lideplornble necessity" E-XiRtiog in B uffalo for immedia te, e:(pe?o ~i,e operations for n compl ete cha ngE" 10 tlto wfl ler·s upply system. The Alderm'" "vesterda\' took the ri gh t action in reter· ~torllls. riug th; matt.r to the Board of H ealth with authority to expend R f.um of money not to exceed twO thousand doUars for the employment of such exper ts 8 8 n.re ./ ~ med nece~sn p· . . '·om·.. ····· .. ···· .............................. ................. .. ........... DO O"'BT1'B'S"''A'"'" f- T~/Na 801 51 old of So. sa Edwn rd Fels. 9 leaJ dog bile in th( Clinton Srrt'pt. re ce \'feter~oon The youtl' Idt arm ye~tE'rdah a o;:ma,lI' canlnt, th. was playing ~·it are-pn of No..... ;;; Clin pr{lpt· .. t\ ('Ie .ram~b Grant or the /aUt'r tnn Slrtct. In t (' the anfm;11 (or E After rrl~klng: ~hbO~lF >}ii. turn ·d to teas - while it IS ~31d t n \,: in~ him d the dog becomE' thaI Sn ru.:lt"r3\';ttt"d dl clut~hlng him bY the hft: ~prar.g nit iFe1: l\'(' size enabled the be? ftrm, His d m nu Xo blood v.. as drawn to shake hl~h 0~a5· an office nearb}", Via! Dr. Briggs,; °auterized the wounu.. pro· called and!, oefeno danger. nouncinS' • �""--.."s....,!-4l1~culntion e ve.ni1'fil[jClri',""-~-:-::~-""'=-----"'===""'-------~ mun. Suh.eQl1eutiy. Col. A. ~f th('r and fJU t!. tJnn if, i n time, that ratrh wA..; hruu£:t'ht on from. ::\('w York nt f;ton:r P ctint. ~:iU Hot halc received nIl . . . . . . . . . . . ~ . . .._:: .:;-: :.,·:.·. · ·"3 ... nncl h~ wos placed in C1U.1TJ:f' o f the entire tL~ re fu~e thnt it Clln hold. that it n lready, ntfair: .A mo re ('o pahle or efficient m an in fact, hn::;. r~'{"\!-h'~d nll that it ca n 0.('conunodntl·. nIH! thnt~ eyen now, the re is .......................... .. ....................... ..... ....... could not have been fo und. .. ,,'hen Col. )1iUer took charge H ery d:\n~er Ulat the surplus i!o: ~oine: to work its way fnrth«.'r uo wu into the ,-ery opportuuit y WO" pre~€'nted to him to make nIl the needed inYf~~tit::ntionst nc- source of Buffalo's water supply. All Quirt) data nnd 1l11lke expl·riment~. The thi~. of courF-e. is Rpecu lntiou on my pnrt go,-ernnteut was behinu him with its for th~ re:\F-(\U that, not haying ~tudied moory nntithf'TC Wt1~ no !'pnring of ex- the ronditions, I dc' not pretend to know pen5:c or t.'ffo rt to J!'E"t thE' \"f.'ry b('!-;.t re- ~\ll)·tl!in~ about them. ., .1.11 thi~ al!;o beside the question 8ult~. Col. :\Iiller threw his entire hf'n rt nnd ~oul into the task and n('rompli~bc' l of n filtrnti')11 lllnnt for Buffalo nnd If wonder~. lIe had the nb!';olllte cOlltid pnce whnt I wish to qfiy on that ~\lbjE"('t. of his ~\lp('rior~, nnd the op[1ortuoitit's Bufb.l0 is willing to profit hy the ex· MEN OF NATIONAL REPUTAp re~entcd to him fo r cR rryiug on his llerinH~nt~ mndc hy the goyernment, sh~ work ,' ere the ;('ry hC'st for the henefit cnn do 80 ",ith littlE.' or no E.'xp() nf'e to the TION TO BE CALLED IN AS not ouly of the ('it~- of "·n"'hin.'~ton . out llluDidpnlitr. If Buffalo wants a filtration plunt. thE.' onl)' qoe!-ition for the ri[y for uny otit€.lr citic~ ot the country thn t CONSULTING EXPERTS may dNi ire to estnblish filtration plants. to llt'tE"rmine it: 111")w m\1('h monl?') it wanb tc. ) C;::llend on doing such work. All the • "Col. 3Iiller <lid his work thoroughly. ON WATER SUPPLY. lIe e,·cn w('ct so far as to mnke models infc)rmntion has been gathered nnd is ,,'ail able. tlf the ln ri otls kinds of filtratio n scbemes, "Col. )Iil1er's records nr(' 80 complete The V.'-ater ('ommittt'e or the Board tho"e of filtering water by alum and by Eiand, for iu!-.tnnce. In this Wfir and thnt fignr('~ can be ohtained for any sizp of Ald+"rmE'n, n :portl:'d fayorably on a lMade an The Governm ent lias with the n~~i~tance of trnjned m('u. Col. filtrntion plnnt thnt is de~ired. The city lowing the Board of Health $~.OOO wi th lliller ncqnir('d detniIerl, comp rE"hensh· e coul<l bur the needed Innd and bu)' whlch to enga~rt:s to dete rmine Exhaustive Examinatio n of and E.'nou~h to prot"ifie for all furore needs. pron('trnting knowlNlge of e,el'j whether or not Buffalo's watE'r s upply In touch nn cyent it 'Would not hn ve " to and penetrating knowletl,lr{' of en~rr po..;the Pro bl em. sible s.fst('m of filtering ',nshingtou's utilize it nil. CoL )liller's plnns proyjrle was rontaminatfd to such an e xtent a s to require the construction of a tlItra ~ water SUPpll·. From the multiplicity of for [tie (',l1lstrUl'tion of n plant that run plant. The uport was adopted by lln ta obtnined in this wny, qe then e,ot,- I be built in ~,'('tilln~, jUq n'" requirell or tion the Ald~rm(>n y€~terday. desirt!d. There need be no more outlay €d the Io;chen 1 e of nlterin,:: the wntr r "It seems as thnugh I ('a nnot make at the ont~et than b nctunlly necesl:li· th rough snnd bC'd<;, n plnn which is now pome ppople understand why w~ desIre tuted by e:x.isting conditions." bE"ing: ('iurieu out. outside expl:'rls to ('ome hE:re," sa id Health ("omml~~lont?r Greene today: .10f course tltifl to(m: lUuch time. The eOYerDJUcnt wanted the Y('n' be~t nnu In " n~~l1ng.ton!'.("~I:')r(}()()e the dllU 11 W8 tH " 'Ye do not expert thpse experts to come th l Washington 's Exp er ie nce L~aves Col. )Iilll'f hnd to he Ilr('pal'~d, us n r~ ('on~Ull\pllOn l~ ,,).v,",. here and make the bacteriological and goa. Oll~. (' ch('mi('al te~tS oC the city watf'r for we suIt of his itn·esthmtiom., to I:'ny just gO"crn~ltl'nt hn~ h()Ug~lt 3-1 u('re~ of laud That the l>ole Matter To Be are competE'n t to do that ourselves. But what wns best. The u/:'unl ditlicnltil's 011 willch the filtr~uon ~laut IS to ~e Determ ined . We wanl them to ('ome here as co nsultI were confronted by Col. ) lil1 er. but in rODFtrU('tt'd. On tillS t~rntory tl~ere Will Ing {'xpertSi to commit wIth us as to _ __ the end his own iden~ were ~Hnct ion cd I b<" ~xl'a"ated RptlrpS for tWf'ut)· ·I~lUe fil,ter the bfst W:1Y of pro"idlng pu rer water Col. Theodore A . Bi?ghnm, who WR.! by congrc.!"s and he wns permittl'<l tv b~SIUR, an~ !\ c1 ... ar wa[er bn~m W~lCh for the puhllc. ~-e'll say for the sake tecenth" 8Ppoin~ed. Umted States I enb"I'- 1 cnrry out his pluns just as he lle::li r('d. f" III cOlntndlJ~ffth{' filfi:eltrcrl wa,rl:'r recdel\·ed of nrgulTIi'nt. that Burtalo has go t to Deer for thls distrIct. ma d e a ,a un e A.s a rons('quenre, 'Ynshioj!ton is to haT~ rom t Ie I ('rpnt er llns-ms, nn ~c t spend $::!.I)on.ooo to ha'·e pure water, would the publlc let us do It? ~·hy. suggestion todny for the beuefit of the whnt in the opinion of n IUHn of Col. )li n~ ~ baRe of ~upply for the pumplD~ th ere would hp a hili! kkk. The y would ~tf re~nrdfiUg tlb1e l?l~ns no w under cotn- ler's reputation is to bc the hest th in- ~t~tiO~. nowb?ellll g )'I rlt'eteu Is.outh hof the say let u~ haye ~om~body from outside slderaoon or 0 tlllDlng n pure wn er in tbe way or n filt ration lant thnt r~~en OIl', w J~ I "I. ~upp ~ s uc por· to satIsfy U5-. 'Ye are wllling to take supply. He told "'.here B.uffulo could money C1lU producr." P hon:.i of the Clt~· wltl~ filterpd ~'ater as the responslblHty of spend ing this get all the infonnntion de-slred free of ~I' B' I . ' CHnllot be supphed With n. grunty pres· amoun t. ~Ul th~ publlc would not be cost, where it could be flSCE"rtuined just' . - IlJ. lUg lUnl "a ~ qupsUoned CO?Cf'rll' s ure. The area. of each of the filte r !latl~fled. Tha t Is wh y ~'e want theEe what it wou ld cost to esta blish a fil tra·l ~ng t~e l;rollO~pd 1~lnD of . ex[endmg a bnsins will npproxima te ODe nc re. Each men of nationa l reputations to come to tiOD plnnt here. if such n system is de·l , undne .uI~{ er "R[er tl r out Illto the Inke, filter , cUi well ng the clear water bat-in, Buffalo. '11 Ilfi,'e n. cemt'llt ' b ottorn nIl ! I '51 d ('s, te l'mined upon, and . to get exnctI y t h f.· ,Ill"I sal( d 't. Ik 1 I WI "Of {"ourse, I am unable to say a t this kind ot do.ta which IIenlth Commissioner f rh on cnre to tnI n lout tha t n:~tt~'r anet the whole sy~[€'m of hnsins will be time "hat will b~ done If we are a lG~e tldnks should be ~ed . Thi~ . o~ e ~enson ~I~nt . R!l1 not sufticlcnt· :r ('o"N'ed with n cement roof suppo rted lon'ed $2.000 fo r the empl oyment of experts. The matter has g ot to go before informntion, Col. Bingham sa ys. is uO"J ~~ ~rsru: ~e,rar. m~ It I~.n gell£'rnl ,,:oy I by pilla rs R'leraging from fo urteen to 0 the Councilmen bpfore the a uthorlly a p:ut at the go,ernment"s officia l ree tl 1 : Ie te~n.ct c~nd~tlOns pre~ent~ng r ei~hteen fet't a part, and the roof WIll becomes final. There are man y good orcls and can be found 'in them williou ' [~e~~e ,~:-; n It lIS en 0 Lake Erlt'. I' 01' consi~t of a se ries of groined a rches analysts In Buffalo. but t he majori ty Ilny trouble or cxpense wbntsoe,cr . t n l~eas~I~.. 1 do not wish t o COlluuit I resti ng on the pillars. By this construcwant ~omehody (rom the outsIde. I ..l.s already told in the Commercial, myse.~. ~~H p~ : you tlnd~rstnn? thnt I ' tiOD there will be fo rlllM a se ries of \\'il1 not sa v who Is ll kely to come here, Health Commissioner Greene mnde om dll:'i(,l1S81~g tI~l~ motter In an. mformltl underltround resen·oirs with a n a rea of but I feel 'confident that tf anybod y npplicntion to the common council for ~~~nc~ 8.nu enurely as an out~II.lel'. nbout an acre, each with a distance of poes rome they will be selected from a tJle appointment of a comm i~sion to ob~ .I. 0" . some ten yt:'or:s ago or so. whru ahout twc h'c nm] one-holf feet betwepu Hs t C'ompo~eri ot such men as :\lr. Sedgewlck of Boston. ~Ir. Hill ot PhIlath£' floor and the roof of th e bnc:in. tnin dnto regarding plnns for a system of I was studying ~e'~·nl;e c?ntiitions I delphia. ~lr. Fuller. ~r. Henry and ~r. purifying the city's water supply. Thi ~tored on~ fort. .away III my 111l1ld regard· Each ha"in i'! to be p royided with ,en· Hazen of :New York, ::-Of r . :'.18son ot health commissioner in his a pplicatiod mg s?me cxperlments thnt were made in tHntors at inteT\'nl~ of about t wenty'eight ~Oy and )-~r. Leal of Paterson, N. J." did not commit himself to nn, pn rticnllni the rl:er ThaDlcR at London, Eng. Oue feet.. ~o ronstrnctc-d that a supply of pilln: he prpferred to leo"e ~ that to th~ e:x perl~le.nt wos made with a ,iE.'W to fresh ai r will be provided, and a t !-he comU\is~ion. H e recommended, however~ ~leterlDl~ln~ how Dlllny mile!'; thewnt(>( ~amc time p reventing du~t nnd dirt from tha t $3,000 be proyided with whicQ. to III t~e rn'e r had to t ru,er&c h£> fore It wns rontaminating the water in the basin meet the expenses of the commission and p U.rtfied of B(,W~g(,'. It wus found Uln t below. to obtain the opinions of experts in suet· thIS wuter, which }lns~es oyer a roekr. The rooh of the bn~ins Vi'ill be cC',(> rm:ltt(>r~. The '~l\tcr committee, a s re: g r.aYelly bed aod consNlu('utlr is g r('ntlr eel with nbout two fE.'et of earth, and. ported in another article, voted to repon' ~tJrrcd uP: , wu:-: pure nete r it had trn· sotldl-"(l or 'iown with J!rn~s seed . and tile in fayor of a $2,(X)() appropriation for thE' ,eI'Sed? uI~ta,nr{' of tweh-e !llilC's.. 'Tnter effect "ill not onl)· be pl(>nsin ~ to the purpose. I un?e r such Clrl'Um~tUlJ.('l·R IS pUrified by eye, but will ~in~ an agreenh le oven "r hate to see tmergr wasted," sai( bcm g . cl~u rIk'"(j ag~insl the ro~k~ anu ~P:1c{, much nreded ill that rapidly gro w-Col. Binghnm in dif-:ru sing the subjeet: th ro" n llltO thc Hlr au d sunlJ~hL I in~ seNion of the rit ,·. The ~p8re w ill i'That is why I wish to suggest thill' ha ve .SlIlC'c lenrne~l tha[, while [113t WU.S hc Rome-what brokeu' by tue h uildill;:;'s, Buffalo caD get aJl the information de) ~ue 10 that pn r[lr.ular cuse, the ('oudl· whirh will form a pa rt of the SY8tt'D1, ~j red on Ute subject of purifying the IOns vary. under dlffer£>llt circum~tnnces nnd lIsE.'d in [he coutrol of the water :sup· ~ity's water supply merely by referring nnd that It d()e~ not follow n~ccl5Sia r!l:r ply iu the diffe rent basi ns. to th~ go,·ernment records in 'VnshiD~· that the water JD nny other rn-e r WIth I Fill ration w ill be ncc(\m plished b~~ ton. I t will cost the city nothing, and n bottom <?f .(:'ruyel nnd r.ock will be p m'illUmpH1~ tbe water from the open reser· the informntion, thQS obtained. will b( fi~u nfter It has go ne n dJstance of tw£'IYe voir into II 5Y5teID ot piD~S w11icb will the best that cnu be produred in th i! ru~~es. ... distrib\\t~ it to the t wenty -nine basin"', country. It is wholly unnecessary to gc . :\8 n l1;ntter 0.£. fact, It IS dltn~u lt to the wnter ('nlering the filters from dl C to t he trouble nnd expense of con£O.ultin~ ~nl nny t!ung pO..Siltn-e n n~ conclm:l\-e on ! toP. ami a fter pn..",~jn~ through the three experts on the subject ,,-hen e"er yt hinjil ~ hat s ubJcct. , .Each parh{'ulnr cusp it:1S fet't of ~alld and Krayel. it will flow into thnt cnn be said rega rding it is already Its own ("on(~ltIOD8 nnd W\1 -t be i? ,e~ti- I collertillg Ilipc!-i. Crom which is will a .~lRtt'!r of official rpcord. ¥ated .~ccord:nglr. I. ha "e no heSItation flow by g rayity through p ipes into Ule As I understand the Bituation and III 81\.' lll~. th~lt the " nter farthe r Ot1 ~ . clear water basin. and from there Oe the locnl Fientiment, two plans pr e- the lnke IS frC'!";ht'r than the wnte r clo~e"r I forced by the pumpi ng sta tion throllghse,pt themseh-es. One is to constru ct B t?sh?l'e. yt't no olle (:un I!lnke any POSI- lout tho city. ~unnel far out into the lake and the othel ti'c. lS.tnlE'IHt'llt reK.anhug I~S. standard of I The rlenning ot the fi lters will be a r IS to get the water ju~t as a t prt'sent anc p Url[) under. Vfir.rIng' comhtlOlls such as I coru plblled by drniuill;! off t he water and fi.iter it. I under6tand that Ule filtra, ca n be mn4 le 111 the cn~e wl.lere ~"nter hus remo,'ill~ rhe uppe r s trn[a of s nnd uutil tIon plnnt is the plan most favored . Jj been pat-sed. throngl! fi ltration beds. the clean ~nnd bas been reached. Rnd that is so, then ' Yashington will lK 'later that nas b~E.'u fi!tef~u br the pla n th('u renpwin g the top w ith clea n sand as able to offer every bit of knowledge OJ' to h.e follo wed 1Jl "nshlngt~n has a maY bQ neces~n ry. To fncilitnte this that subject which cnn be obtained nny. ~e fi.JUte, ~('ttl~d SlaUdnr.d.of.purlt y . That rit't;lIinl' uoorR will be proyitled in th ~ where in this country or a nywhere else s. so hE'{':lu"e .the- rondltIOns cn? be go\~ ~irl(> . . or each tHier aho,·e thE" watf" r line, I for thn t motter. elne<!-. Such l~ not the ca~(' WIth wa~er and inclines supported hy the roof·sllp, " T he conditions which pre'\"ail in W nsb d ra\\ n from a la rgt,· body of woter lIke 1portinK pillnr!i ('on~tructeO from the doo rs ington, regarding its wnter supply, nr~ I~n~.:c Erie for the r('tl~Oll thut there con· [down into th~ filt~r. much the samt' as here. except tiln t dl ~.1011S. cannot be governed. I 'fhe FlP('rificntiolls call [or the excnva"n'hln~on gel.S it. s upply from the r oo It ,s. n ~\'ell'kuow~ fnct that w~l~re tion of ~.OOO ""bie ynrd. ot earth. for to~~c rl ver~ whereas in ButIulo the ~ up. ~ewuge IS ulschu rged 111 large Q.uantItJes t he cons truction of 111,200 c ubic :rarJ.~ pl~ IS obtallled from the Niagara ri,l:'r lIlto U lar~E.' body of w[1tf'r,. the water beot ('o n(,f('ie mat-onry, for 1-10,200 Cll C Uf'n r the l~wt'r. end of a lnr~c luke. At I CO Ules 11ollutt,'(1. It 3h~0. ~s n fac t tha t I rnrd" of fi lt('l' :;aud. nnd 42,:100 cubic Ilresent " ll~IHn:ttOIl is bE.'ing ~ \lpplied tbe re Ufe mUlly la rge cl tleS nnd towus ~ " :inIs of filte r I! rnn:·l. Eo;:.tiroating n b?' nqlledu('t~, hl~t the construction of n. n long lhe u~lller lakes ayd rh'ers th~ t uis· (-\tbit' rnl"ll U8 t wo cnrUoads. some idl'a ~.OOO,OOO filtratloll plant ha~ jUfot been c hn:ge th eIr ~ewuf!e ID to the adJacen t mar 1)(' ~n in('d of the qua ntity of muterIlCglln nnd the nc w system will be in- bodlt,.~ of watc r. A~ f\ con~equence , the I inl that will hale to be hnn dled befo"e ~talloo . as rnvidlr AS money nnd men qucstlOll ll rel'ien~ it:.o:;l'lf: How· fa r m ust t tht" filter!-i a rC' ready tor the final co,ering ca.~ do n., . that refu:oie 'pa~s th rough tile w~ter before IOf two fpe t or earth prcporntory to seed· 'V'nshlDgtoll IS n city nenrly DS large t he warer It; no longC' 1' mnde Impure by i ns Buffalo nnd it f-:ef'ms to me, in lie~ of it? r. rhen, too, It .m\1~t be consid ked ndrl ition to thE.' buildiuq' of the filt~~t fact a nd the fact thnt no other thnt. us compared WIth foioome of the upper l t d r ll'nr wnt('r basin there will be c'h ••. of !!Ilml . '1 ar size ill thi~ co uDtry hale I n k·es. L I\·e. k E' h . ed . er< nn rlP, w e n nt'w n~ to Its e\'('c tC'd!\ llllfllping- s tlltion' ncar th e site fi~tered wnter RnpIlli('~, thot it would be ~hRll.own('.~~. IS 1\ mere pond. a od 1S m~ re of t\ll.. Ilrc~ent gf\te hO\lF:.e of the !"e"~1"I ,oir. Thi ~ pumpin~ ~tRtiOD will be used ,.en fo~ Bu~nlo to i n,~pstigntc tbe CO Il.- readIly stirred up tha n the deeper bO<.hes ili~o~s III " n~hin~tou. of water. for pnll\pin,l! the wnter fl'om the r~~~r· " ~~n the subJect of cstnblbhin~ II. Hlf you grnnt that tlU?' refuse from the ,'oir to the tilter "y!-\tRUl throuJ:h a ~en('s ~trat1Oll p~nllt wa~ first~ be!plLl ill " "ash- UPI)et· !nke nml river towns g~a~uallY ot: pip('s which will be connect:d with inr.ton, I "815, by forre of clrcnmctances, works ltit wnr uow n JDto I~Clke ErJe and l'olCh Ff'pnrutt' fil[er. The W(\rl.: is cha rge of the work for nbout three there, beeause uf the s l.. lIowne .. of the compl_ted b l' Deoember I , 19(}!........... I bAd to do the work in con- lake, i:-::; likely to be stil'red nil, theu, in ' . " with my other work and I fOllDd n Ji fairu('ss, you m ust con~i uer whether w•• too u • b, Thl' "I>portunlty this matorial, perhaps, i. not all call!;ht to me to the by the beml ill th e sho re line nt f;wuy bat Point. The 11rcntitiDI; windli and Lht! GREENE TELLS WHY EXPERTS ARE NEEDED f~ rdlJlIJ Col. Bingham Te lls Where To Ohtain Fi lteration Plant Data. ALL WORKED OUT A QUESTION OF EXPENSE. I I - . I . I I I I II I !I I "1;\ I th ot to, �...................................... • -- h- . r-t ' I th a n p a Y for the original o utla.y or tbe thes e men to vi s it Buffalo at t e cl Y S plan t ." . I I and t a k e samples of the w a t e r T h is point w ill b e carefully con sidIt! expense i ==_____.;.;~~~~:;;~===-~ in Lake Erie neal' h ere., Tl,l eSe tm e ntlw tIl ered by t h e Man u tac tu rer s ' Club , a nd .. ..... .... .. ............ ....... .. .. .... .. .. .... . onlY b e h ere n day 01 t" o a II. m e, l it Is p r ob able that t h e p lan s u b m itt ed ................ .. ~~-- \ bu t w ill h ave t o come at dltre r e n t times by the chemist will be app ro ved. In the yea r under dlf[erent atmospheric "The filtered water I wou ld f u rt h er.l co nd ition.... purify by means of s terilization b y J ~ADE F I L 'rRA'l' I O.s rL~\''XTS . means of ozonized air to be introd u ced l I-- NEED NOT GO FAR F0R EXPERTS ~ut~bl~~~ t~~t;I~Oi:~g ~:~:~d;:lf~ya:;~~~~ 1OZONE TEST . X FOR PURE WATER In r ega rd to filtratio n. Health Co mmissioner G reene said t h e re were twO ond pumplng a nd s pecial -ozonizing tow _ • pla nts used nt prese nt In diffe rent e rs ." c ontinue s Dr. Dopp. " Shortly, the F r nch In ven t or M k I ci ties. Some use d the mechanical fil- process Is a s follows: a es ntertratlon plant and oth e rs the sand fil "The w a ter Is softened and in this proesti ng Dis I f A tratlon plant. The former is c heape r cesS a. large percentage of the germs Is pay 0 pparat us and more e mci e nt, b iug ca p a bl e of r e moved. Then I would filted through for G e rm Kill ' fllte ring 160,0<10,000 ga llons of wa ter a n approximate ly g e rm-proof fllter and Inll· every tw e nty-four hours; that i! finally sterilIze by ozonized a ir injec ted a plant of th e s ize o f t wo acres. A in minute s ubdivisions under pressure. (Sp ecia l Dh,pa t ch to the Evening New! ) plant of this kind would cos t a few AS th e ap p a r a tus Is s trictly a utomatic ~rA GA RA fo'AL LS. J une 13.~The ozo~e million do llars. a nd of th e v ery si mpl e cons truction treatmc-nl or Irri ga ti on or wa ter was exThe Common Coun c il hn s not ask f' d the opernting e xpenses will be lower hlblt (' d h(' r e yeatt> rday at the pl a nt of t h ~ 'Dr. Grre ne to m a tt.e a r epo rt in regard than a ny other m e thod noW a dvo- At mospher ic P roduct Company by· M. to fil trati on plan ts , a nd h e ,,·li ll not cated." Mauri ce Otto of P a ri s, th e In ventor of th until s o requ est(>d. Bcheme. e In accordance with the pl a n or L ESS T lf AN ,1,000,000. Th e Ozonize r. as It I!'. ca ll ed. Is a cast~ H ealth Com missio n er G reene to asce rIron cy linder thrt'e fee t long a nd 18 Inches taln th e b E.'st p rocess of fi ltra tion f or As to t he cost of the insta lla tion ot In di a mete r. lns:lde 15 a shatt with clr~ this city, th e M a nufac turers ' C lub h as th e filtra.tlon pla nt 1\lr. Dopp says: l' ular l1lsks, each wit h a por tion r emoved t a ken the ma tte r -op and at t~ext "The cost of the pl a nt is low. For a to prevent t he electrical cur ren1 from Tl I a r c! ng. mee ling . w ill dl scllss t hI e pro b l e m. d le d preliminary estima te I b e lieve th a t a J \ ('u rrE'n t ! ·0000 volts makE'S t he disks Manufacturers' Club l as co rrespon e p lan t t a k ing care ot 1 0.000,000 gallons r evol\'e til 30 revolutions a minu te, glylng with 'Villiam H . DoPP. one o f the bes t da lly cou ld be erec t ed a t a n o utla Y or$l,~ Ollt a 8erlC's of brush disch arges, treatin g known ch e m is t s in thi s sec ti o n of th~ 500,000 or $1,000,000 if the o zoniza tion is a pale b lu e !iamf:'. Air Is passed th rough eo untl'Y. :\1.1". D o PP . h as s tudi e d t h e o mitt ed . As th e es timate is based up- the cyli nder a nd coming In conta("t wit h filtration problem t in Its various phases t hevlng d Isc harges. the 1s burned t. d hi nc 011 " ra. t e o f filtra tion no greater than lca the ozon e, ox whygen ic h Is thE'n ou dl sfor t he past t hlr y year s an s - w h ere sand Is used in mechani c fllters c harged In to a to wer through t ,,·o pipes qualntance wit h th e conditions in this I belie ve th at lhe rate in prac tice be I whi c h en te r the top of the tower, wh{' re K~OWS ci ty rend ers his opinion val u ab le. ~:~- dl) uhl Nl and h nlf AS big a filter would It ('a mes Int o co ntac t '''lth wa ter prevlousretary Bowen or th e dc1 u~ sald. ~es If do t he wo rk . 'l~he ozonizing pla nt al so I l)··l~;f'~~~·ne an d wa t er mee t In • ml·. r day that h e r egard e t e 0pullon 0 is fig ured Oil a very libe r a l bas is, so tl e ... ..... C hemist DoP P as one of nlost v al u- that it is likely n p lant cou ld b e estab(, a ble which co ul~ b e sc('uled . . I ~ ed at h alf the above figures." ..J' . ' bonated to a nim a l lite. The watf' r the n Den\'er, Col., IS th e only CIty i n t.h e pll@ses do wn through t he tower. Hlterl ng United States wit h a population of oyer ~ t hrough tons of cr ushed granite. The 100,000 whic h h as a reg ular established I 1 '" othe r ozone pi pe enters the to wer at t he filtrati on plant. The plan whic h Chem- .. ... . .... ... ... .. ............ ..... ..... ........ .... .. ....... . .. .. bottom a~d meets the W1;1tt'r that comes ist DopP nd\'ocatcs is mer ely an ~ Wt..! trkkll ng clown through the gra ni te. so adaptation or the Denver p la.nt. ~ ...,. that whnt anima l li te esca pes tht' fi rst whi ch is visited each yea r by thou._ .... .. .. : . ... . ........: ..... .. . ........ ........ contac t '"" ith th e mixer Is removed by sands of scientists who a.re disc ussing and the water 1s then the problem. 'rhe plan whIch the loca l The cost ot the process Is not statf'd, but the nea res t calculation gh'en by ch emists advocate has the advantage of being iess expensive and able to be those who were making the test Is that N ow th a t t h e Aldermanic Committee put in force in a shorler time than w ith a 40- horsepoVt'er curr€' nt 3.000.000 gal>n W ater h as recommended that the tho se wh ich ha VI! been h y ou t Ions a day can be trea ted. The r CKUlar side ch e mi5ts who have \·jslted t he clty I 000,000 ually consu m pti on is about ' Board or H~h be empowered to exga ll ons. so atsoRuttalo ml! id ea may 130,bea nd investigated the subject. gllinE'd of the co~t of the mer e treatm en t ~ p-e'1!3: th e s um of $2,000 in the employnu. DOP P ' S LE'l"l'E R . for a city Buff alo. since after the nent of: ex perts t o test the water which t t hHke e pu m ping needs t o be done t r eatmen i Buffa lo Is consu ming, it is believed by The statel'l1ent of the problem is given the sa me as un(ler presen t arr a ngemen ts. I t Ther e w a5 a large delega ti on of city Health Com mlsEioner Walter D. Greene shortl y and contains many po U s om clals ovcr I rom L ockport. In cludi ng th at there will be clea r salling for t he the m M+or , elt)· clerk. cngl~cer . alder men, w hi ch have not been to uched upon b efore. In his letter to Secre tary Bowen I h ealt h . ·nr c. ch1 l ser vlc•. water and poli ce rest ot t h e way. T hat Is , he d oes not Dr. Dopp in part sayS: commlsstonf'f s, a nd tn terestpd cttlZ(,lU5. belleve th ere will be any strenuous op"Estilblish a mec h anical filte r pres~veral ot t he officials of this city were position In the Board ot Aldermen and 0 I Iso preeent. Inc ludin g Mayor H ancock s ure, usi ng a fi ltering material similar In the Board ot Councilmen. When the in nature to the one used in the Pasteur gE>rm-proof filters , but automatic matter was flrst considered by the AlThrollgh the painstaking and emclent ally cleaned flfter five minutes' use work of C harles D. Swan. the tenement dermanic committee. Ald. Harp an d withou t interfering with the filtration. Ald . B else r did not believe the money The p~'~teur gE'rm fil t ers are abso lutelY house Inspector o f t he Board of Health, should be spent for outside experts, germ proof. and this system cou ld be numerous t enements that a rE> clea rly clai m ing it was unnecessa ry e xpense, made practically so. This filtering un~an1tary a nd unfit tor habitation are and that the local a uthorities o ught to pla nt would require no t o ve r 24,000 being v a cated a nd the owners receive be able to determine a ll questions insquare fee t grou nd space and would a Joltlng that o ught to be de cidedlY Invol ved. H ealth Commissioner Greene a t first find a:mp1e room on t he lot owned by st ructlve. I n many inhabited buihltngs asked fo r $3,000. when he reported the t he CIty at l\Iassachusetts and Front there is no s ink. hydrant or s ign of rUllcond ition of the water an d the tes ts ayenues. The warpr would be p um ped n lng water. Can It be wo ndered at Uut frOln a bateriological and c hemical d-l~ectly th rough t h e filte r to t h e reser New Callal Nu isa nce Probably view point. This s u nl was regarded as ,0U' distri buting mains, requiring only filth and dl~€ase a re res u lts of .!' U. ·jl bei n g e x orb itant by Aldermen Harp te n to firtee n pounds ex tra pressure at m,l se-rable co nditions? W ill Be Abated at Once. Health CommiE'lsione.r Greene s ho u ld a nd Beiser, and the matter hung fi re t he pumps. As an absolutely germ proof fi ltering material would fi lter so ha\'e t he thanKS ot the community for tor a tew weeks. Last Friday the com" r have receh'ed compla ints abou t th e mi tte voted to allow the Board 01 slowly tha t an enormous area would his e ne rgy and nlertne!$s In Invest1gatconditio n 01 the fag end of t he H am · H ealth th e sum of $2,000. The question be needed, :1. less perfect surface wIll Ing the ,,-orst caees and C'ompp111ng unburg ca nal, whIch runs to the Commcrwill come before the Board of Health, have to be adopted and the wate r 'will Inhabit able buildings to be Yacated. clal s Up from half way between Main In~pector Swan today loo k e d {., ,·er t h e wh ic h consists of Mayor Knight, have to be given a preliminary treatan d Pearl streets." said H ealth ComH ealth Commissioner G reene an d Co m - ment. as Is done in all systems using premises at 72 C hi cago s treet. ,)\\· n~-..I h \' missioner Greene today. "I S'C~ ot missioner 01 Public Works Ward . If mechanica l fillers. Instead of using R. H . a nd E. ,"Y. Potter. and l1f"a r to the inspectors down there. and he ret h e Common Council a pproves the re - a lUm or s ulph ate. I would strongly urge t he bloc k w hi ch was Inhablte~ by th 9ll'" po r tpd the flow of water In this po r t of the c ommittee, which wI ll be the adoption of l1rne, USing th e so- called unspe-akable Alreys. Four ra llt1 'l~.;, :1 pocket-like slip is stopped. by an acm ade to the Board of Aldermen to mor- p rocess of 'w ater softening invented In g rocery a nd a liquor Eltore \, -e re t(n.ln~!Z c umulation of booms k ept In the ca na l r ow, then the :\l a yor will undoubtedly 1841, and in practical use in man~ or t he building. lnspe('tor Swan fUl1"d a p point one or two, perhaps three, e x - p laces In England. The advantages 01 that It was unfit to be occ upi ,.'d a nd itl by a s hip chandler of the vicin itY· " J haye notified S upt. K raft 01 the p e r t sanitary men to come to Buffalo this system over any o th ers are. first, was or uered to be \· oeated . western division of the canal ot the tor t h e p u rp(l~~ of taking tests of La k e In actua l practice in E ngl and a germ~ - - . etaH- of affairs, and he will r emedy ... ..... ......... .. ... ... ..... ~ .. .. ... .. .. . E rie water. ·'hese experts will be ex- removi1lg capacIty of 99 per cent. h as them. T he complainants sa y th e can~l " . .... .. . f"'I Pct ed to tell Buffalo just w here the been ob~alned; se('ond , not o nly is all ~i ves off an offensive odor. I s t Nnter is in t his end ot Lake Erie, ot t he lIme preCipitated, but th a t also . .......... ..... .... .... .. ....... ..... '..1;.! . . . . . . . . . . . h ow long it will remain good,;>.nd h e ld in soluti on Is carbo n ated. wh ile the ' 1} ' whe ther It would be best t o move the al um or s ulph ale of a lum in um me thod , ................................................................. . Inta k e u p the lake or build a filtration of sulphuric acid combines with the carbonate of lime a nd rem ains III t he ' ' r, pla nt. COL. 'WARD 'S V I E W S. water. changIng the so- called te mpor~ Com missioner Ward maintains that a ry hardnes", which can be removed by fFor t h e H ealth D ep ar tmen t. ................................................................... the b est water in this end of Lake hoillng. to permanent hardness no t r e· Editor Ou IT0.10 Exp res«:- Hnd the wltblnEr1e Is in t he vicinIty of Horseshoe Ree f. movabl E" by filter." mentionE'd l'onll1o (t he refe renC'e Is to a Sain t He h as persistently s uggested that the S O F'rEXl "\"" G O F W _\.TE R. \ nernord dOl; \ .. hlC'h !;a\'cd his mast(' r fro m 1 Health Com missioner Greene Says Men With Best Kn owledge of Water Conditions ate in This and Nearby States I ° ." rA PERSOlULL Y SEVEkAL OF THEM t~e '1'1 c~~attcc/ r;~I~~~l~:dt~~d~he-: ~~~on:P~~~: I Feels Confid ent There Will i\ Be No Difficulty In Persuading Common Council To Endorsil Expense. JU MR SWAN'S ~~:d~~Cf~~d u~~~tact. f G000 W0RKI propo~ed I F'llth y Tenements Are Rapid ly Bei ng Close d and C ndemne d r 'HAS NOTIFIED ~~T. KRAFT. I - MO RN lf"G'S MAil ._ 1 ~~~~: t~he~~l?s ~e c~r~~~~ ~~ pt~~et ,e~~~er'• tllSpeaktlng h e PI"Oblem of softeni ng e wa er DO rf tDODP S containIng but llttle contamination. " The d.·t ays : Col. W ard bases his argument on the a \~an ages of softened water re po r t ot Rudolph H ering of New arC" iJllnny, such as almost complete York, expert engineer and wa:ter exper t, ~~'~rl1'lance of the b oiler i ncrustFLtion , who made a n examination o t: local con- f g of k ettlps. ('hoking of hot water d1tlo n s in 1896. rdonts and so forlh. with many olher H ealth Commissione r Greene will see ~r~~a~~~~geR well-l<nown to. housekeepto it t h at the best experts o n wa ter half of ~ng of from <;me-thlrd to IJnee soap ~sed In lau ndry opera _ In th e world will co me to Buffalo and tlons ta.ke tests ot the water h ere. Dr. the oth . a grea er cl€'anslng effect of Greene Is acquainted professionally 1 ~1 one-half to on('l ~ thlrd; bet t er with some of th ese water experts, as ~~:~t~S a~clal~.e-~~rr~rlons o.f cooking of d A. ('S, stt onger eoft'ee h e h as met them in a b usiness whil e look ing up the wate r q uestio an tea:. Eng~ISh authorities say 25 pel' cent. stl ongel ten. of t h e Yest.erday afternoon Dr same quantity of lcan' be made I m sel . hGreen i ef was asked by a. Courier r e o waler t han hard w~,·ate\ l~S w th softened po r ter who were the be t te ... . rrhE.'Y also say that the annual saving .t ' d . 5 wa r ~x pet iii , an flam which lIst t.hose " h e to manufacturpl's ad] e d t th come: to Burtalo, will be selected. H( in soaps of the h'ou,e'h said . 0 Id I Qwoueldsa'~Ing more a;d WRl clrowllmf; Hhr\l'on. P a. )' bItten SOlnt:.' boy In play th(> nl I ry of mad dog would hayp hpE'n rail"r>(1 and th" dog murd.red. Tbe health de~ pa rtnl(,ll f ot thi s l'itY fJ r!'lt wo rked tbf' smull pox ra('ket. th(' mntf·do~ rac ket. for .nll lber~ Is In it nn d nnv: for till' want of somC't hlng else to A('n r C' thl' I'lty o[ Ruffalo r('sldents It Is wor king thC' bao1 wnter racket. Experts seem fl to ('ome high. $!Of) pC'r dny find cxpt'nse ! Wbot Is a wo tor expert. tlIlYWflY'! WllRt do they kno w mo re than Or. Grt: (,:lf'. whosp busill(,~S i8 to know whNher OU I' wflt(:'r SUpply iR cou~ tnmloRtC'd I\n d unEjanltary. This expert buslo ess 15 cnttlng too ('omOlon for th e ordinary herd. who{oif' taxcs now nmount to $18 on t>ypry $1.00:) prope rty owo('d. T be writer knows bunclre ds of ra ml1!€'S Ii,\' h 0 h(\\'e bee n drinking Bu rralo water for yea rs and no ev il results have o("("urred . In the wrlter' s opinion. there art' thi ngs tbat fterDurTnlo by tbe lthporl\ de--~ pnrtmneed ent otlooking tbe> city aof thatbea are " There ara a goo d mRny e xperts a ll mount to the water qut'stlon Let the I.ea llh o'Te r the country. I believe t hat t he omc'era get after the barkynrds and nlleys In the rear of where t resid e, between Co llege best may be found In this and adjoi nlng ..... ................. J.I States. Instead ot haY ing to go a long \if .............. , .. .................... a nd Day' s Park. Tbere Is an accumulation dis t ancE' tor them. 'r ake ::\lr. FulJer ot ot filth tbat bM not been remo'\'ed tor years N ew York city, :\'[r. :Mason of Troy. N. ..... .. ..... and Is accumula.ting. Buffnlo wa ter, In my Y ., l\1r. Sedgpwick of .;Boston , i\fr. H enrY . ...... .. .... ......... _ .............. .. ............... opinion, 1& all right except possihly for a of New York city. ).ofr. Hazen of: New r ~ wind few day ... when the 1n.kes a re agltnted or the Y ork city, 1\11'. Hili of Phlladelphla an d EXpeRT F ULLE R I N TOWN. bloWS u p the river . This dange r ca.n be Dr. Leal of Paterflion, N. J., a nd ' .... e G eo rge ,v. Fuller of N ew York C'n llp ll avoided by boiling or Hlterlng the wa.te:.,> h ave some of the best experts In tho u.pon Heallh Commis~ loner G r ee n e an u one's own domicile. ""--TAX PAYER. w or ld. In faC't. there a re none better. C ity BaC'tenolBgme L ]ssell tod ay. They are m('n with nallollnl reputations I!'; one ot t he best kno\\ n wa ler expe rts C'OTThge p; treet, Buff'a.l0, J une 13t h. am ong sanlt:l.ry me-no I firmly believe In the c ountry. His ca ll upon Dr~. th at it experts ('orne to Buffalo, who- G r ee ne and Bissell was of a personal , e\' er com('9 wIll be selected trom the nature on l)·. In a Ce\\ days he will g~ lis t of names I have just given. I t the to Oetlott to exnm lne- water co nditions Com mon Council npproves t he r eport or th e W ater Commtttee. then t h e Ma yor will h avp thp nowpr to n.n nolnt H~ jh . . . ,. 90S . =(PRO M I SES TO " I C LEAN CANAL s q KRA~YS ~~~OK I " HE W ILL AFTER HAMBURG NUISANCE. H t'lllth c ~~ .p !ilon er Grp(>ne yes terday conCt-'rr('(i \1II""'il - upt. K raft ot 1h" IOC.11 (,Hnal offiCI' in regard to tht> condi tiOn or (h(' HAmburg Cann l bf't~Hen 1\1.1In SlrE'H HIlII thf' Com mercial Slip and Mr. Kraft pl'oml~ec1 to 11.l\'(, [hut portion dU lled out a!'l ~oon as pos~lbl('. omplllint had hl'('11 made tha t thIs portion or th(' wa.tl'r· way waR clogged up with boom", bOnt~ fille1 oth('lr stu ff. which ('uu~ed rt'fu~e li nd HW;I~C to tlOj-lt on tht" surtac(' of the wa WI', cre" ling a horrlblt' Ilulsan("('. Dr. GrNlle Cl'ult.l hp wns conl1dent that_ th(" nui~allrl' would 1.1(> aba ted by Supt. h raft find that thl' rt'~Jdf"nts would have JlaI furthe r rea~on to complain. ~ �"But. r le.. . uoder .. "n<l",."\ . .. .............. .... ........ .. 55 Npre.::ied tlU) o.vin Oll t)n the .luesti9D of \vhetber a nlrerilJl; plsnt iE p[efern~le .......... ...... ," ..... ...... . to the other pIau ",Iud, h.; been so i e .. ted , that of tunl1 elm; out inw tht lskp. fa r aU'fI!," fr III .. h Ie. for the source o f our wntpr "'U),p1) . I 8111 nnn--cOIDmit· tal on the sy .. ttm (If purifyinc onr W3.tf'f "uPl'ly w hlth .hould bp ,dopled. .lll th.:l[ I Cd.re to say j .. tha\; Buffalo' ~ woler suppl y at times is ycry d!ln~er')u;:; . pftrtlC'larly ·w hen we ha,e ~el"ere wind ~torrus . ....\.t other times we bs,e not more than !! I bQctNia to eneh cubic centimet~r. which i~ lowe r than is obtained by sOUle of thp filtering plant .. tablished in SOlDe cit.ie~ II Healtn Commissioner Admits Filtering Does Not Remove all Germ s. WHAT CAN BE DONE Boiling Alone Will Dispose of all the Germ s in Drinking Water, CHEM ICALS WILL REMAN I "r. titere BUY wny absolutely to di.pose of the germ.?" .I¥e~. thele ie:. G~rrus caD be killed by , ~~-- ELIGIBLE LIST FOR -I E 'EMi:.NT I ISPECTOR r C i \' i I S ervi ce Comm !ssion Gets Down To E usi ness After :Ilonths of Djl1y-jollyin~. Two E l igibles Refuse the J ob. hp"ting. B oil the ,,' alpr anJ you kill the germs. It j~ imprncli~8ble. hOl\·e,er. to di~po r of dtE" germ~ in thnt manner f('r , 8 city'S ",""tl'r lt~lpl?I.Y:' ~ ... h.l :' I 4' H ~!llth ~omml~~IODer Greene a t pre.~ .. Ii f r '~e PCC;IUOll ot -...... .:\.ccording to a otntement laade bl' H ealth C(lmmis .. ioner Gr~e1H! thi~ lHorniog, t)ie- se~t bitrnoofi'*lU30t that ('an be con tructed wiH not di~pose entirely of the l;,:fnn in Buffalu'-; wnter snpply, I or a DY other wste r sop!.i y for that lfO a ttor. The m05t that can he 3ccompl- bed by a filtntlon 1llant is <0 reduc~ the number of bacteria. B ut i: will Ut~ ju.::t as impo'llble to remo.. .\11 of them as it is to remot'e nb~()hltply all the :tir frt'm & <.1 through the medium of ,e_ the finest Ilir pump t'hnt ef'('r .I,,-m \\'!l::i made. filtration remo,-e ::errus from "RterT Dr. GreeQe ,\"". n ked. ..It ~II DOt renlO,p ttll uf t hem J H re~lied tlte heaJtb comioi""iO)ner. propartlon of them ean be re- ·"'·h.t Br menn. of the<e boul •• H enlth Com- I determine the . . .lln racttor ()f the water in = the different pisco. R . gudin!' the results of the e in\"estigatioDf', Dr. Greene .. 1<1: "\'I'e haye found thal there i. little Torio tion the cbs.racter o f th~e ~smple~ in -of WRter tn~I."n at the mOllth of the inrnkt" nnd. tho"'E' taken aWAy out at th~ dllwm:r h~hthou;;::'? \Y(' 8)0::0 hR '"e fOllnd tbat tht'. water in the ,icinity of thl ~umm:r herh hOllSt'. 10 time. g et;;:: [0 t h mt..,ke. I n other word . . w(' know thn i:8.mptps. of water taken from the inrak mIl o;;:how the same rp" nlt~ n~ tho:-:e take nearPI' the lower end of the IAke~H " " -hot con you O::3. ~. c..'Onl'ernin!! tht <i: cheme 1)£ con~truc_{inf:' n tunnt'l uut.lel woter fnr out into the lake," ''Th~ problem that Inu<t fi ... t be sol,eJ there I!'" to finJ n place in the lake where there are no ~rn , ~ or. rnther. where tJlen·. are ft"wer !!erlUS than nnywhere e-lse In the Jake. Such 8 place. Wh PD fou~d, shoulrl he mnde the ,ource of lhp ("it T, $UPllly. if it io:: dNermined to con. .. truct n tllnuel." "But w~)Uldll' ( the ("oDditiou~ in such a p)nce. If ODe ',ert' found. ntry with the S en ~(\IlS of tItt' yenr:" ':T h~ ehanc •• nr~ they would. L.ke Erie. IS shflllnw nnd a bilrh wind that l'?nuuu~ " ((I I' a h'\n~ tim~ may beo :tb)e to listurb It thro .-hout its entire extent:' I I "Yes." " Your reports show th at there are- cer-t~n ch'cmicot etemet;1ts such 8S chlorine, Dltrate~, ~,cetE'11l1 ip ~uffal()'~ water sup· ply. Would filtration remo'e those chemical constituent 't' lin woold not.·' - W hat effect i the pr .. eQce of ouch chemic~l eonstituents io ". w~te r OQPplr on tb. penons drinldng the water," :'H!l'hly dan erou , if the wa ter eon~os ma~h bac~ria on "hlch th e chemi('"81s caD act." . "Then the best filtration pll!..nt "hieh could be C'QDs tructed would not reman! th!Se cl1emien( cf}n~tltuents and at least ~n~ p~ ee n~ of the bacteria now in B ulIolo'g ,,"ater~" • . "Tllal i, true. The effects of a liitta· tio~ pl.nt ,,,oald be juOt these: The tiaeter,a "·ould be remo"eu to the extent of \l9 per !:WI. 'Yith les bacterill to wor!;; upon .tl> •• ffed or tho ·ebelilleal eonotiru· ~n.ts lD l~~ ,,'ater would be ..stly ,limlUI h~; In ract t he danger from the cbenue'" constituent would be decreased in the inT~riUo -to tbe "!rUmber of hac. aria r~mnining in the "ater. For in. FttlDce, the numbfr Q! bacterin. in our Water n.des at different time~ [rom ::00 to "" era! thous.nd to web cu\lic c~uti ­ meter· W ell. a good filtration plant _bould remO"e (he bacteria 0 that not nlore thsn 100 would r·emaiu for each eublc ceatimeter of Water. W ith that ~umber of b.·cteri. the ann;er from the b_ .cal eonstituen\S wOIIIO 11~ far le.s ~n if the numbers of bacteria ran into thousands. In other words, the dn n· ~troQl dlaease and re ultiu; deaths rt4!'ced H&,'t11 99 per ""nc bI ,1IIl,.IIIt!~~ioQ of I good 6lt.rinl{ plant. 4 ••• • _ • • •••••• • • • • •••••• _ near the . oUrC'e of B uffalo"s ,,~a er o;;:upply. B r takingcurrent. <,ruples be of h8 wat.~ from thhe different ' been able ,0 .. .. ........ ........ .......... ...~", ..",.."'.."'..~.", .....,.....,.."'..~..~...., ....., .."' ..==~------ mOl"ed!" "The proportion t'aric!lt. t plant has been eon.trncted r..,<otll' iu Linh Falls. Xew Jeney. "'hich i$ :r11!lrILDteetl to r~~~e 9'J per cent of !til .benn~ in the ~~r. t 6 ltt~tlon l'\a)lt "'.ere to be ~tt,*..f- !~~ ~ fiiill~P wt>\ltol ha\"'e to tffiftJ:~ a $imilar ~Unnllltl..~:""""'·.J "BQt :ere alwAyi' Wo)~ at lenS[ one por r.n1 to me'naee tbe healttj of ·the community.OI "1'feif, re!. Thn t j~ to sa y all but one per cent of tbe germs would b"e remo<ed "To "11m np. til en. Lf n pen~on de ire~ [rom 'tbf "n~.!. But ,,'hen one per ""nt drinkiul! water Ulat i~ ab.'olutph- frp~ "ur 9f' tQt.1 of 100 per Cent remains in \!.rinki.ng 1\'ster, -we harre w~ter mRt is al I from ~rlU". the water must be boiled~' "Exactly:' Dure a it can be made artificially thtougii , e " Will boilinlr kill 111 kiu,l. of gHm. T iiltntioll lJIetbods." "It will i'iIl all kinrls of ~erm3 tba -llut th.t one per cent will still be t capable of creating disease'i" - e- , li¥c ill fresh wAte-ro" rr ·n: •• ;;::sione. (;reene hn~ obtfliued an exec)Ilt idell of the direcrion of the Cllrre'U ~ ... ...... .. ........ _, .. ....... ..... ... But, if th' Ge r m s are Killed, t h e r e Is No Dan ger from C h e mical Const it uents . a.o.lement - hOU5't! ea t IS maklO c ;\ 8tudy ... .~ t , . I t~ ~ D Nrt"-'4 I ... f!T 'h •· of theh current,>!nf ~ -,. • ~.e l\'ater~ (\ f tl le I :tke n.('or t e.SQUn.' f (\ r: U~. llh fll.,.1 b:t ' "h nrle~ :-';tRf: nra rrn~ r and nl~o 10 the n;er prop\ :' thp - J" 0: th .... ~x .rnln er nboh'" (he int3ke. A. c;imple meth ..1 [ ~ :1 r. ::: w r- will h ve I") ~ :.etl rl w"\ ha<; been de\'"ise\-t for a!=t"ertniniOl? t h e oi" ar out. fl!o :1 d to ~ -e U- e- the n f ':'l{"I';On of th~ surf.\re currents. ~\. J01'g E' :- ~." pe~"cent oa =:-.. T ;;f' ::;u('".. ~t:~f lJt c ~n bot ie i~ partly filltd wi h sand and then .. f' do. th.. P~r.t e x 1:":"': nat.o.. 0'\ t~i v ~::. onp- llenn" "~\l" ... secu rely ~lrked. ~n ~e ~np of the ("ark . ~ :.h - l h~i:, ~j '! r· ' ''~ : ... 8 long "lender ~oek IS In~ertt'd BOrl n re . ;; :(\ .1()~:-- c.:c. fi :1~ i~ attached to the top of the stkk. S ut h Dh .:$iC'm ",,'hen thE' houlf' j~ rlrnpped frmn a boat ... B "o VC . ~ Q '..J1l it is carried rcnrlil~' hy nny current which \ or;:e _ \Y. D iebolrJ. liJal Court. Tha" po~i:'lon ~~rrtE'~ m ny exi:st. and the fin~ E'Dahle;;:: rhe _ . I I e . .. 'S. J·'!1n F. ..h 1':. a .. .. I ~r~· .of ~l.lJtl. where .. wn [cbe~ to follow thp direction of rh p 7" o. 1 6 1__ T • C"~ul"i:h _~ d. :f l r · a : che 1 to th ~ om ~ of t bot'l. ror n lon~ di'tnnce. H . l~ eke. ::-; 0. 13<·_ J ~f- , 1l:en t holO; In.",,<,or i bat $l,()()(I. WA S VACCINATION ~ C A USE OF DEATH? Plaintiff in Da mage Act ion Aga inst City and Board of Healt h See ks to Recover For Loss of Child. :.; . \ little Lucillp \\"as laid away in Fort!t Lawn, a <;<mall tombstone -Was erect~d at the ber.d of her graxe. Among o ther lhines 011 the stone w a s th e epitap "Dlcd ot Compulsor:r Yacel n:ttion:' :\Jr. Sturde\'"ant then brought suit to recoYe>r damage~ in the sum of $25..01 He claimed he told his child not to suhr,lit to ynccination. and that whn~ $he protested, she was operated on a~lnst her will. lIr. t urdeyant brought the emit In hi own nam~. The argumen of the cit:r tod~y was that he ehouhl ha '~e su~d as esecutor o r a·l· mln:str;\tor of the esta te of h!..s c blld. and not indh·idually. The cit)" also cla.imed the facts ~·ere not sufficient to cono;;:[itute a cau_e of Rction. City A t!Jlrne y Jung also bel.3 that the rord orHealth mus t b~ sue-<! indh·tdu~ 11y. not belo~ a corpoornt@ body. He d~r12red such a rom l'lalnt ~lcians. A short time after th~ Y3cC'inntion would not be heard in n court ha 1f an Lucille became III and di<J. Her f.Hhe hour, a~ it W8$ not proper in Its in tPntion. Ju~t ice Childs r~sernid hIs d~l~ clalrr:s he-r death was cau~ed by sertou sion. e i'taM'S'" tcllowin~ the Yaccination. "he TTEllPT ""as made today beJU5licp Childs in S pecIal Term by (he City A ttorney to haye the compl:t.int disnlissed in the SUit ot Homer E . Sturdevant against the eity of Buftalo. tbe Baud of He:'\1th. Dr. Alfred B. Wright and Dr. E 1.... Beebe. to reCQyer $:!5.000 dam· ages for the dea.th oC his o·y ea r-o ld dnu~hter. Lucille (urde,ant. The Luher claims his child's death " . ::: directly caus:e by compulsory Y<1.ccination. Lu('iIle was a pupll at Public Srhool • ·0. 6, and ",~as ,'aceinatt"d by Dr. Beebe and Dr. Wright. by order of the Board of Health. The tWO phys!clans were placed at the in stitution in tb(> spring of 190~ and all children were Y:1ccina ted. wh o had not be~n yaccina.ted b)~ thei r f amily phy· A (('Ire ...r.:..,................................ u ••••••••••••• • •••••• 01 h:: ~:tn~~~~e~\'f~!~e~~~r~hth:.l11n~e~~:: ....~!.1.Ip.. ~ :. ;,;~!e~r:~P~!~~~.f~~ :i~H~7.ti::f>1~ll;~O~\1:l:~I; 'K~ son does get the best 5Jtered water th.\ the mo~t e::tpeD fi::l\,,(' al(~tjn;.r nppnrntn .. in the country ca.n prOt.l·.lc~. he h. llot «r.... t 'tin tbat he m:lr not become ill {ron tnl",.!: inl~ hi. Fy<tem one of the fe .. hllnored ~PTIUS th:tl ~till remain in poel 'cubiC" ~:ltiru~te..r of the drillkin~ 'Wute' :tit.r it h,.. been subject,'(\ to th. mos careful fil'odng. I ~ ........~ . ~.~.~..................... M AFT PRO MIS ES TO A BAT E NUl SAN C E He"' l t h Comm issioner Greene Informs Canal ... Super intendent of Hamburg's Unhe alt hy Cond it ion. Prompt action 't\'~S taken )---esterday by H ealt h Commissioner "-a iter D. G~ in regard to the condItio n ot the ~ Hamburg Canal. bet'U-een lI aln treel and the Commercial S lip. Health Commisstaner Greene called up Sup t. K raft ot the local canal ot'[ice, and InforDlPd him that thIs portion ot t he art inctal waterW8)· was clo"ed up 'W.tth logs. boats and refuse and we.s c reatmg a stench that was unbearable to the residents ot that section of the cit)· and to passersby. Supt. Kraft an~ swered Dr. Gree-ne that he 'U"o u ld attend to the matter Imm~distel y. and see that the ship chandler ~'ho causoed the booms to be placed in the canal bad them moved away immedialely~ "'"hen Health Commissioner Gr~ene learned of th~ condition ot the canal he directed an Inspector to make a complete report ot the situation. The tnspector ~po rted t h a t the portion ot the canal between ~ain Street and the Commerelal SUp wa~ clogged UP by boo mF. a nd boats ~·hich cau~ed a ga.therlng ~ and accumulation of refuse an ~ewage because there "'as no curren linthe the canal. Commissl.oner. Ward or .De-partment of Publle ~ orks took to the stat~ment that t here IHexception ga rbage and sewage in the canal. e saId the statement that garbage- was was there wa s wrong and that it was n ot plain s ewage chat went into that pOr~ t ion of tbe canal but a wet weather I o\·erno 't\~ from spwerS. Health Commfss:oner Greene said h . wa s co nfident the nuisance n"o ulu. ct'ase to exist in a "ery short tIme. He sa id. "r have takE"n up the matter 't\·lth ~upt . Kraft ot the canal ~partmen t. I ~ent an inspe-ctor down there and he found the canal 't\&S clogge-d up Wi th Jogs. boats. dams and other thJngs. Refuse and sewage n'ere flo3ting a round. as there was no current I ~pok:e to S upt. KraIt In J't!:gard to t he D.!8tter and he !atd he woul d ha"e the Jo~ moyed at onceo and n x everything In good e.hape. He said the man ,,-ho ewnt"d [he booms "(\"Ould have to mo,'~ them and per mit a current to p rt yall 1n the canal. I hay: no author!t y to abate the nutsance m)~eolt and ma~ only ke aft~ing the Stat~ .uthorttl~. to te It. 4 �..... .. . ...... t ••• •••• • ••• •••• •• • .. •• .. ••• 14 .... ...... .......... ·:·.. :.... ··· .. ··· .. ··· ························ EMPHIS AND ITS GARBAGE not a word of complaint Is ever b ea.rd , even irom the chronic growler. It there Js ODe Bound argument agalost the destruction ot garba.ge by ftre, I do nol knoW' It. It 1& co ntended by 80me so.nitarlaoa that tbe re Ie too much willful waste of v a.]tlR.ble material. r ca nnot see this. This country, a t leaat. bas p lenty to spa.re 1'1.11 of thls nod, in my b umbl e opi nion, It will be several bun. dred yea rs before we "' til be torced to such extreme economy RS to compe l h uman beings to degrade themselv(!8 a nd s&Crltlce tbel r lives, toiling day by day In a reeking , "Itby mus, "sorting" nltb tor the p urpOM ot saving a 1I1tle c beap "soap grea.so" and low-grade tertlllzer-not to relia"e the overburdened tllXpayers, but tor the exrluslvc benenl of a ('OD- M•• IS and Cost of Disposal of Refuse in that City made public in Buffalo. DR. GREENE'S EXPERIENCE lember /of the local Board of Council. men tells of 8 letter shown to Colonel Ward -WARD NOT ANXIOUS FOR SUGGESTIONS I FROM OUTSIDERS. I Dr~eene and H is Letter· from Mem phis Man Waved Aside with Calm Dignity by Public Works Commissioner. tractor here and there , who, by a politica.l p un, has secured 8 Cat r ont ract Crom this or tha~ city. Yours truly, HElHElR JONES. President. Appended to the letter was a copy o f I the remarks o f Dr. Jones, referred to in Ihe letter. In these r emarks the M em - , phIs plaa was set forth In deta !!. The cps t per ton for disposing at the garbal'e does no t exceed twenty cents, and the Memphis plant destroys 130. tons a dj..y. " 1 bel1eye Dr. Greene's letter . hould b read by the peo ple. ju.t as 0.11 other information on t he impo rtant garbage l qu estion now pending In Buffalo." .~Id. th e coonc!!man O:\1E weeks a go Health Commissioner W. D. Gt\"'ene considered t hat h. might be 0/ some sma!l assistance to Col. Francis G. Ward , Commlssiorer o f Puhlic "'orks, in the latter's ~ecming dilemma o ver the garbage ~it uation. Dr. Greene is not being interviewed over the recep tion w hich Col. \\"'ard gavr him. b ut a memb"'r of the Board of Counc ilmen w ho happene-d to hear of how Col. Ward waverl D r. Green off ) n this occasion had t his to say in regard lo the incident last night: "Dr. Greene had received a n impo rt· ant letter bearing upon the garbage question and he thought it might be oC In terest to "'Yard. He took it to "·ard. 'Oh. yes. oh, yes,' said "·ard , ' I know all about it, I know all about i t.' and he did not even take t he letter for future reference ." The lettf" r which Dr. Grepne had "·as Jne w ritten by Dr. Herbert Jones. prec;ident of the ~Iemphis Board or Health. in which h(> a rgued for the c ity':; remo \'ing an d dest roying its garbage T:t ther t han by the contract ~ ys­ tern. Here are some extracts f rom thn. le tter: " v\·hy so me o f our larger cities permit themsel\'es to be rob bed by the co ntract' system , I cannot understand. The c remation of garbage is just as practicable in a large city as a smal l "ne. The fact is. the larger t he cl ly a nd the more dense t he population. tie greater the sa,ing by cremation 'on U.e spot.' It is t he long haul that has reo tarded the destruction of garbage by fire. The idea t hat t he offal of a city must be carried out of the city-in many instances necessitating a haul )f rlve or six miles, and in some cases the e xpen~e of a scow a fter this haul-is what kills crerna tion. I can run a crematorv in ~nv n~rt rl f f l.. ....... h , ..... S York. a nd if t he nei ghbors di d not see the garbage gOing into the crematory, they would never know wha t w as go. Ing on in t he establishment. Our cre matories a re located in the most dense. Iy pop ul o ted sections of the town and by actual test. one cart now does th~ wo rk It required three to do when the garbage 'vas haul ed to the MISSiSSippi Rn·er. .. As to the cost o( dest ruction. If properly built crematories are used. if they a re properly managed. a nd the cost o( coal (common slack) does not e xceed $1.50 l)er ton. the garbage of a llY ci ty in the world CAn be cremated a t a ('oa t not to exceed twenty cents per ton . This I can demonstrate to any man who will come here a nd in vestiga te for himself. "Xow a s to the objectionable fea · tures : As before statE"d. our crematories a re located in the heart of the city. They were built nearly fi f'e years ago. At the time of their erection, injunctions were t hreatened. all sorts of objections urged, direful predictions uttered, incendiary threats made. etc. Wilh· in a month a fter operations began, all complaints ceased. and since t ha t ti me residences have been built within a s tone's throw of our crematories. and no t a word of complaint is ever hea rd, e ven from the chronic growler. "If there is one sound a rgumen t a gainst the destruction of garbage by fire. I do no t know it. It is contended by s ome sanitarians that there is too much willful waste of val uable rna· teriat. I cannot see this. This coun try. a t least. has plenty to spare a ll of this and. In my humble opinion. it will be several hund red years before we will be forced to such eItreme economy a s to compel human beings to degrade t hemselves and sacrifice thein lives, toilmg day by day In a reeking, . filthy mass. 'sorting' filth for the pur~ • i pose of saYing a little cheap 'soap ...... ... ..... .. .... .. ............... .. .... .. ·· .. ··· ·· .. ·· .. ···· ···gre;tEe· and io,\"· grade fertilizer-not to relit:!ve thf> overburdened taxpayers, but , for I he exclush'e benefit of a contrac' "Another Insta.nce of the conduct of Colonel F. G. Ward, Commissioner o f Public Work . ... said o ne of the mem' ben of the Board o f Counc!!men yest"rday. "may be found In th e experi- ""S ==='====== "nce of Dr. W . D . Greene. h eal th COffi- ~ mlutone r . Dr. Greene recetved an imj,. .. . ...... . .. . .. .. .................. . . .. .. .................. . portant and Interesting letter relating to ~ disposal of garbage. He took It to 'Ward. w h o gruffly told him he knew ................................................................ ..fl abou t It and did not e,'en take the lJetter f or futu r e examina tion . Dr. -- Greene, naturally, does not ""ish to in ................................................................ volve Ward in further troubl e, and prl?ten t o shield him by making I1ght of the m atter, but s ome ot us ba\"e talked to him and learned what occurred We &1. 0 h ave seen the letter, a nd belie"e the c ltlzens should hav e an opportunity tq "read It." The letter received by Dr. Greene 13 ~ trom D r. Herbert Jone~, president ot t he Memphis Board of Health. It Is to E . J . L ittle of Toledo, who sent It to Dr. G r eene. Mr. Little Is of the Dixon Garbage Crematory Company of Toledo. The letter reads: HAMBU RG ISl NUISANCE AGAIN I Remaining Part of I Only Di tch Becomes Polluted Dea.r Sir :-Replylng to yours of the fourth lDltant, I send you herewith a carbon copy p t m y remarks. made before t.he Ame rl ca n Pub lic Health Association at the New Orlean8 c eeUng In December InsL This cot"e rs pretty _ ell the Questions asked In your letter. .Much In te rest W38 excited by the results &. ttalned In Mem phis along this line. The result was lhat • party ot oyer 30. embracing some of the leadl ag aa.nltarlans o f the country, was m nde up \.0 come to Memphis and Investigate for tbem.elves the subject of (' r emation . The party .pen t the day he re , and a!ter a. eareru l examt Dation I heard onl y fa" orable crltict"ms. So me who were s keptlr.al left here satis fted tbat c remation was the m~thod tor disposal of 8:arba8:e aD d other otta! of c ities. It any maD doubts the accuracy oC the ftgures given in my remarks. and Is In ea rp est. all be ha s to d.o Is to come to Memph is a nd in\'estlgate tor hlm sclt He can convince himself. withoul the Dbadow of a doubt. W br some ot ou r larger cities pe rmit themselyea to be robbed by t he ('ontrDct spll'm, I eannot unders tand. The cremation at garbage Is lUlt 8 S practicable In a large ct ty 85 a Ilmnll onc. Tbo f8('t Is. the larger the city and the more dense t he populntii'ln . the grea ter the sa ving by C' remalion "on the spot." It fs t he long haul thDt h&3 rf"tarded the des truction ot !;arbage b y ftre. The Idpa thl\t lbe offa l ot a ('tty must be carried OUt ot th e ('Ity-I .. malJ.Y I D'Stances necessitating a baul oC 8 "0 or :sIx m.ltes. Bnd III BOruP casps thE> c:'\pense oC a ~ ow after this baul-Is whal kills eremullan. l can run a c rematory i n ti ny parlor Ihe cIty of ~('w York, a nd It tbe neig h burs di d llOt see 'be aarbage gOing Into the crema tory. rbf'Y would never know what was go!ng on in the oftBtabllsbm ent. Ou r cr ematories are 10('ot(>4 in the most densely pC'pula trd too('tions or tbe l o_n. 80\1. by a~tual t('8t. one c:).rt no" dOf'!5 t he work It requi red tbree to do wben the "'a rba.;o was hauled to t hO? )'fisB!S3I~pt River. eo As to t h e ('ost or d~struttion. If prope-rly buUt C'Tematorles a re used, It they a re proper. 1y mana;ed, aud the cost of coal (common f'liack) doc a not eXC'f'ed n .so pCtr lon. the J;Ar. ha,S'c or a ny f'l ty in thp worl d tan be (,.' remn t(' d at a ('Qat not to ex('eed twenty {'ents per ton Thll I can demonSirato to any mao who .,.111 lome be re Qnd lnvcstig:,\u! for hlJlll;clt. Crem&tlon 1:; the only sanitary m e thod of A'arbage disposal. Il Is only a. Question ot tlDl,. '9iben ItA adopt\t):l by cllirs Iln d town s will be almolit unh·f'r~<ll. I t Is, by a ll odd a , the c- br a;'lcu nl(>thod , prov icil"d p ropcrly con I t rUr-ted cr~mnloriea are u l'ed , Intelligently o P(>t'II.ted a nd so loC'atP-d that the COlt at haulIng 18 redu red to a minimum. No,", 3S to tbf' obJeC' tionnblc (cnttlrf's' As berort." statpd. Ou l' Cf"UlatOI'I1"8 are located In t he heArt of the city. Thf'Y Wf're bullt nearly ' I v! y('n rs ago. At the time ot th eir f' ff'ction Injuo ctlons WE"r(' thr"nl"npd. all Gorts of oil: je('tlolla urged. di reful predictions utt- red, In. ct'ndlary threats ma d~, et('. Wltbln n mllnth 8ftf'r operat ions begAD. all compl:l.lnts cCa1l'd. and I lore that tlmt'l rE"nlr\enl"('~ h8 "1' bc"" built within a s tone's throw otour crema tories, an d -,.,. . ,==== ____ ....................... u rru . .• _ _ _ __ _ _ j ....................... ,........................................... . From tile -jro~~ti;i~\:·-Oni~·i:ii TIellol't Or" I Ie D"I.n."t~llt f H I I . o ('n tl, J11"t r(,('pjYed. ,. .Ienrll thot in thi. Citl' uf ·IOO.I~lO io1t~[Jtq there were eie'ht clcat1u; from t. IOHI. f('\'(~r durin!; thp IHonlh (If )1 r. :v. :'.h erp l~ 110 "deplornble n{'ce~~it .. ·' f~r I UllllWIJlIll{' inlpro\,(>ule Ut I 0" . IPP .\ pro('l:uwed ill tho' ( t) I . tIl? wfiter 'i!(Ul'('''4. ./ and Throws Off Offen sive Odors - Nearby Residents Aroused. -:RITICISE HEAL TH DEI························ :··· :····· ·~·· ··············· ···· .. ·····~~~l.h~:!' a~edcp~e~ea \\~~~' c~~t~a~t~~ PARTMEIU OFFICERS , SEATS I.'O H. E'JPLOl. E S . this or that city." u E~r Declare They Have Been NOcified Repeatedl y of Canal's Cond ition an d Yet Re mai n Inacti ve - Booms Block Flow. People's Column : ------~ he re any law requiring m a nufac.. ,!lJ.~.. .. .... .. . 11........ · tu sand lue rch a ntR to pl'ovid ~ s cats ......... .. ... .. " .... ... . for mpl oyes dur ing hours of labor? I am employed as clerk in a ce rtain place and very often, tor long stre tch es a t a ti me there ar e no customers In the store and We have to hang on to th e atmosphere. as our employer refuses to provide chairs and says h e wIll dIscharge any clerk found lean ing aga Inst t h e counter or s ittint;' on the counters. BUFFALO, RAV I NG PUREST ;What can we d o about i t '! WATER IN COUNTRY, NEEDS CLARA S. DE LA ~lAITRE . Buffalo. June 16th. NO FILTRA'. nON PLANT. No tify th e local fa.c tory inspec tor or t he m er cantile inspector, Buffalo Board . o f Health. ~lunjcipal B uild mr.--rh e "All t his talk nbo ut Buffalo nec~lng T~te factory law provides as folfil i n pla nt is ie :ny mind the l ows: "Failure to provlde seats for fe - a tr:l.l 0 " . Itl Frank )1;.1 i· male employes-Any p erson employing mel'eH bosh, salli A . f emales In a fa('tory or mercan tile e~ - schoss yesterday. lhis t ablishment wh o d oes not provIde and Ald . ~Jnischoss is nO;lO:icJ to 1 maintain s uit a ble seats fO.r the use ot city spending any :nonuy on It ttlt.~·,~t,IO,1 6uch employes and p ermit the use plant, "for, said he. " "'c',:e ~,) t ." ~.t." il~ t hereof b:r sl1 (' h eomployes to such an proba bly t he very bes t .t.:!l) \\:1.e l be extent as may be r easonable for the t his co untry. Other CItieS 1I10Yn ·Y p rese rvation of th eir h ealth. Is gu!lty o;' ad~)JUng these filtration plpahn\s';;;I.~i" .. _ 1 _--1 ~-- - - - - ., b . se t hey nE'ed them. era u . I. but IIts wa ter IJ h ~lS a filtratIon pam. 'Iklll RI"e:r, a. ISO!! MAISCHOSS IS OPPOSED. f The H a mburg Ca na l is stlrring up m Ore trOubl e a n d also more., bad odors, a n d th e .Boa rd o f H ea lth I S gh'en an oPportUntty ~ ntil1u e us work of r elievi ng t hf' pu blic of th is n uisance. Th p C.losi n g of t he ol rl open se'i"e r sepms to ha ,·e g iven a. chance for th e only r emaIni n g par t of t he str~am to becom p poll u ted , an d u n less someth ing is d one t he strt p between th e "la ln St,ree t brirlge an.:] th e ('o mmer c ia l Slip w ill be w or se th a n the SeC t ion which h as been reclai m ed. . ~ o m e t im e si nre a s h ip eh 1 ndl er , it 15 saId. dQing bUSiness in th a t v lcilllty, I purchased a lot of booms from the Steel Plan t. which he t ow ed to the h ead of t h e ('a nal. They w er e placed in su(' h posi ti on a s to bloc k th e canal a nd form a poc ke t. 10 wh ic h a ll sorts of ~p wage an d ~a rbage a r €' floating ... ~ fSide1':lts are g reatly tncen~ed a t the ..~ A :) . _ In ?..ct lnty o f the a uthoriti es. w hom. _ ,r Do, Bit young Negro. .. thry sa~·. have heen notified tim e a nd - ~ . six· year-old negro boy na med Ha r - .. aga i n o f ex is t ing c Q ndlti on~ . During 1'1 on Robin~on left his home a t No. th~ ' < .arm ~ppll t h p sten ch '\ :1 5 unbea rabl e. window .~ had to be closed and 58 N'fonroe street yesterday a fternoon g rea t in('onY+'>nienl'p wa~ occasIoned. to pl~ y. He wound up in a yard at No. P« d "'~lr i an~ to t h" L ackaw anna S ta tion 619 h-Ionroe s treet. pla.ying w ith J~hn and t he OOCl{S nrefe-r to take th e other Rankin's unmuzzled dog. Somethlng ~! d 1? of th(.;, 5.trpP t an d esca pe th e offen 'vent wrong and the dog n ipped the S l\'P ooors \\'hkh ari~e . boy In the hip. T he ,·.. ou nd was d ressIf the pPr-son or persons who own th e logs :1: t th e hea d of thp strpam ed a t the German Hospital. ~ , " ·erp- madp (() remove th e obstru ction. th p W ~ t f'-l' ,,:ould hnyp a ch a.n ce to fl ow into th e canal a nd he carried a long w ith l e rurren t. Thu!'i. th p. s tream le k p. pt mov in g a nd the 'ater d no t hecom e stagn:l n t. I I ......................... .Jm.~ ....... WO.L .............~~~~Sy ~~~~~mthe s:~tu:tiOn Cincinnati hus a. r plant be. tl e ('or. ca use lts water coin: es rl'f~n ta ~es . 400 a.mlnated Ohio R \ F"r. . _ "rJJ tmen LO look afte r the P!lIl~tdE'lPhl,"n · .n d thll mUS.. tration plant a lonC,/l1l ior wage ..;-. 1 La c.1 n a t least $1,000 n. de Y l'O llsUllt ilgltadon see that t he;l~r~~I~n pi lOt iUld ] SU I~· he~e f~r ~etlin g I) f lhe!"e experts he~e ~~rr ~e!n ° that Buff11~ p?ople ~~~r~'tio!~ ad "ised that thf'Y m u~t ~et ,1 . tf!' ~ lnnt 111 order to h.a~·e p~r~'e\;tslt~Bted "There al~~ fe~'·,c:tl~~~i.dO 3~ d I see for p ure "atefl <l'l1ltratiO n no matter no nece8sl ty or • "~e a ll knnoW whnt these expertS sa ) When there was thnt expe rtS dI Sag~'ee~yater here In 1895 talk or filterJng t e de prominent was o ne of the t hings rna d to k now 811 that doctorS, s u,p~o~e we re In conflict a bout germR 111/ " :~:the r filtration was in lheir ideas 0 ~~ lecessa rlo' or not. �=....".,,,.=...._ _=:::;-- -- - -- - -- -- - 11;:;.... .. ..... · ...-;:c . .. " swun was 'n. five qu~sin n rithmetic and :&lls'\\t' r E'U onl }~ one. lettln~ th i" othe-rg ,lone." .0 "But is It not pos_lble. Commlsslonpr • ............... ·• th:.\t tbis ! nJlure of Swa:t also .. ...... . ... ..~ . . . ... . .. ... .. ... . . . . . . . 7 BGET8 INTU:Etf;:0: ~\i:1r~£~:~};~~~:1:~~~lc:~: 1:'L'i'TT'i~E···liOy. . . . . ·. ·. . . . . : .........................."" w URt~I.\t In~lcaLE'5 t • ...... ............................................................. e "I refuse to POLITICAL '= di~cu~~ this matter." ~ ~~E INE:vR~~I~~sL~g6 ~.;:.:.;;.: . . . . . . .. . . . ... .... . . . ~.~.\. . . ...~. GRAFT =r STILL A NUISA NCE. 11 ~Q.it P of .. rt~ 1 Olne. '", the abllt"'ll1€'llt work hith- Y('IT nffeu~h'e, ~()od clo~inlt i~ lh~ it PLACE LIES BETWEE~ TWO POLITICIA~S ~OW the stream. The ~tat(' or affairs de mand::> the pr(\1llpt Illt('lntinn of the Boar~ lth. L£'t the oM:cnsiyeness of tht"1 Hamburg bl? done away wit~ o nce ..\lId for all. ", I i. . ~OTHER Health Commissioner Greene "'m t o name successor ot Charles D. H who was appoInted temporarily house inspector last J anu - , NU!SANCE. BE'forr the helpless boy could be rescued h e was terribly laccratE'd. The back pan ot the ::;calp was nearly all torn off and the ~pe('tator!t burrted the b oy to the nearby ho~plta1. where his tnjUl'i('s were trealed. a~ staled. The rE"9CU('TS ot the boy had a fierce fi~hl with the maddened dog before th e child could be t aken frOln his perilous position. It Is not certain th at the injured bo:r wHI recO\·er. although thE" atlendlng surgeon!:; are hopdu\ of his recovery. I Service Commission. 'Yhlle Dr. Greene will not sal· so, it Is undtrstood that Henltb CO!iP~l::.f~R E'r Greene yesterda:r his choice I!'; narrowed down to twO gat"(> notice to U]) . K raft of tbe weste.rn men or the six making up the eUgl ble dlt"lslou or the Erie caun l tbat a nuisan ce list. These are John J. Brown ot No. exists at tbe end ot tbe Hnmburg cannl, Elk Street. and Franrls H. Kloc ke uetw("en )lain street and Commerctal Xo. 135! Jerterson Street. Both and Klocke are Republtcans ::;lip. From tbe otfensi\"e odor tbro~'o ott J!J~ ~ ._ has taken an active part in In tbat '~Icinity It 15 e'rldeot that tbe cannl Itself gall' S')('b O'lttC'l' some ttme alo . .ln ot. booms io the: s~tlon ot 1... ,0 0 • .",.,.,11\"0' In the Fifth Ward a.,d Is accumulation f .... .................... Ij b . 1..... ~• • ••• •• • •••• ••• •••• • •••••••• • as consldera.ble or a factor tht.' canal named retards t.be flow ot water, nnd, it Is claimed. sewage from thE' Ham'",publloa:n circles there. He was against Charles J. Stroke burg canal scn-er empties Into tbe sUp in Question. causing al1 tbe trouble. It this A~~embly nomination tn the 3d last isH and It I~ perhaps JUSt sUp. wbl cb Is utterly use-less, had been ror him tbat he did not get tho tilled at tb~ time of tbe ft11tng up ot tbe Ino, mllnatio,n as Anthony J. Burke won otller portion of the H nmbu ri: canal. tbe whlch'1l"ns little ohort end ot tb e prt"'sent HaOlhurg C'anal sewer Klocke has strong political would hRn~ b£'en at COOllUE'rC'ial street In· N E W T E :-; E ~l ENT H Ol!SB t:-; S P ECTOa but th ~ w lEe ones say that stead ot ~a1n street. and mucb ot the nuis· NA~I E D BY C O,,'lt SS JO SE R the winning hand. It Is ance would ha,e been Ry ert ed. c n EE :-;E TOD.4. Y. understood th a t either mnn is acceptaSupt. Y:ratt proml~ed to have the ob~ ble to the Republl o::m organization structlons reml),ed at once. , which deolded yesterda y that It would H 1h C I not pick between them. ea t ~5sio ner Greene t his I tb, .................. .... ... _ _L ............. . JOHN J. BROWN IS APPOINTED ........................ N2 1903 ....... . ...... ....... .............. ............... ...... ...... .... _ morning announced .............- CI\' lL SE ll n CE Ql EE n:-; ESS. Brown stood severn I points higher so far as p~rcentage goes. but those who tamillar with the metbods or t h Sen'tce Commts~sion do not In; I."" o.n";~ stress on that fact, as th ey that tor ways that a.r e Queer I Tem'>r,,~hl. that are Yain it is no Ie:;:s than the "heathen ChiGreene J ohn J. pointed u H en l s h t th a t h e was sorry to los e the ot Ch!'trles D. ""'wnn, whose temporary tenement h ouse wh\~ ~Ir not pass the eXamh;atlon' careful not to say nn:rthln' might be cons trued as a. Criti~ ot the Ch'l1 Sen'lce Comml<slon Its methods. XOT FOR A CO ~ Tn Ol" E R S\". "Y a. co~~r:",~~ld~ no.! ha'"e me drawn into Eaid the II 51 "lth the commIssion?" t~nement-hou.e The tlr.t name on the Ci"ll Ser vice In.pec tor by eligible list wa. C. E. Moynihan bu t ('OD}.m\@fdOn&Greenet o. ~uIC= begin ~ ¥ / ...................... "j'.......... ................... ...... ........................................................... f i rememb.r rlghtl~·. It was Aid ter who stated during an argunlen· pure water supply r ecently that h Id not bE'lieY('" thE're VI'e re a dozen pe pIe tn the ctty wh o bolled their ed as he l e n s bepn oust- d r inking water. F o r that matter, I do such s an archlt.ct of ability and t!ot beUe\"e tha t Ald. Huster kno ws a an unusu~~sdsesses expert knowledge to do zen persons who drink wster in any d egree. Mr. wan de.1 th e parliament bU 1111 glle form. but thts Is out~tde the maIn issue also the buHdln (t~ a t Ottawa an d Ir Huster had been along Ashla.nd surance Com a g a the German I n- 8\'enue the o ther evening hE' might ner or lIainP nld" at the northeast car- hs \"e seen a thing that w o uld con \'i n ce 'h. an Broadway b th f ~ lch Rre regarded as fl ' 0 0 h im tha.t pure water Is a bm'nlng as of their especial kl d ~e specimens w e n as a bolHng question In this elt y. Ing all this exten I . n. :<otwlthstand - T here was a horse nnd ph3t€"o n drawn edge,coupled With \ et~nd vari ed k nowl beside the curb, and In the phn€"ton lUes, he was not ~ ertd~sira.ble q ua l- up sat a. small famil:r, including father. examin ation. ne- "o-SlX in t he m o th er and t w o chl1dren. A w o man s t ood on thE' ,qlde-walk beside the phaelIR . Sl'llACI'E AXCR\" . t o n. pvldently from the house oppoPite Civn Sen"lee C Ware Spragu . ommis-sloner Henry \ the horseblock Presently. the house- d oo r opPllE'd and amlnatlon to:' "ho conducted the exB. li t tle girl. perhap~ ~e-\'{>n YE':lrs old, tor-a PO~lllo tenement house Jnr:p.a~ ca m e out. She carried a glass of water , 10", n pnrlng $1.COO a yoarwtth infinHe ('are In one hanu. nnd a ked when mildly D ealth Commu;sloner po~~~~~reene admitted th a t )1~. Swa n ~itl~n ~r~~~e,;'~~c~t\~ q~alitles for the a. was so ion, as have 10 to the R man who by his superS wan, should wh. n s ubjected the CI \"11 Ser\"lce an)'thlnl< ..bout It he salol with It:· I ,;n- ,!~,~cm;~1 speaks ~ suggested H J he declined to take the posit iO n' and tempOral) n • "eoond on the through his brothe r. Ci"ll Sen' lce ComI m!s I J h R .... t" a Republ cun s oner 0 n .l.uo)·nthan, notified street. <:ommls.~on.r Greene ot his decl810.n $1000 " ,..ar.) esterda~ . This leCt Mr. Brown . . . Thi' pO!=itlon pn ~~ .'. Brown w o rk to mOl r o". .... Dr. Greene said un able to explain as Tenement Inspector. Brown yesterd"~' WRS ap - ceed Chirlo. D S" an. n ~l;' Brown wn" spec or. . . list tot eHgtbtoc:. H I." is and 11" e5 n.t No. 736 Elk th n t he was a mnn lrt- that place and sa tisfactory. the appointmen t ot John J . Brown of Xo. i36 Elk Street. as tenement house inspector to succeed '.1 Charles D. Swan, who has been ftilln g the position temporarily since the resignation ot Dr. D. J. Constantine. T be place pay! $1.000 a )pear. ,Brown succeeds Swan said and :\.T. "lE"ne-r make the trip. WIll ~~ ,,"altlng their rNurn nothing further will he. dont' .. :\l any of. the Ald~rmt:n 8.!·e of tn E' oP!l1lon that either they or the t f.: lty are gHlmg the worse ot the deal. ................................... ..................... TH E RE AL ISSUE. , .., d<'~ adoption by the Hoard or AIn ('" of the report of the "·u tE'r mlttep tha t the Boa rd or H E'mpoT\'er~d t o spend bE' :::P:~~~~~~t of expert~ ~.:! .OOO eaJt h In the tn examine into watE'r ~u J' . . f'P) e ad\'i~Rbili ty o r for expert J b on~ of Burr'1.10·~ ('''lJ~ aUt'ntfon to th E'xpendln~ tl. us ~\lm ~~~:Og~~~o~k~~hl~~d or any adY"~t:;: In ,u,-h a "Ita l quest! gi\'ing this city the best ~UPPIY, the matter of ~~S:I~I~~~~t~; E'xpendit~res ,hould be looked a t In a brOAd -minded manner. The I~sue In TE'g'Ard t h a ~tE'P a~ h' J 0 ~uc th'" . . Ir ng experts to in\"estfga te . e con:iitlOns of the Lak'"'" E r Ie -n'ater ~~ not one that can be detE'rmined b\' e mere fisrurE'S of an)· .sum proposed t o .be th e Jt flendE"d. The point IS · no t s o much t a ot E'xpense as whether rea l Iy v..tluable w ork is done and "\T h eth e -r \be c't t ~ I Y gets jtg money's worth in what th expert, aooomplIs h.- rem.mb~r.d - • It will be that it was at f1r~t propoS"E'd to spend $3000 f pert <'n'lul n ' t . or el:. AS 0 the w a ter supply ThE> Enquirer Questioned the ( nd '·I.a~ ~ expending tbat amount. Xow or glnnl $3.000 I" pared to $" 000 which f'er talnl y ouro-ht to b -. . bllity th . . 0 A d 'f eo e anlpl e. . n 1. accurate Rnd co nclusive re~ u.lt~ are rt'.lt'11Pd. if Rny experts that be hirt'd at the ci ty's exp('n~e proye ul~ tlmatE-I), able to prpc:;ent h 11 • a report th:..t 5: a .furni~h n hasi~ for etfectJ"e denl In,; "lth the pure water Que.stlon ((O w '~1Il be . pE'nurious eno ugh to g'~udge $_.000 In\ (,Hed for that purposE". But it the (>xpert (,ollclu~inns are " ;1- gue. or i f they are laid on the sh€"l f Brown, 79.6; John F. Barth. 75.0. an d Frank H. l{lock ancr"George J. \J:;heeler, ;6 each. Mr. Brown is a Republican. CommisslonE'r Greene said this mo r n lng lhat be ~... as very sorry to lose t he servlce f; o( Mr. Swan, as h li has made a then crltfC'lsm of the eXpenditUr: will b(> ju~tifiublt? In thIs matte r as in m05:t other~ th e th ". . . • .. ('rux is not so much t of \. xpen~e or non-expense as ot expenditure lO a good end. most ralthrul and efflclent offlcer. but as he fa tled to get on the ch'n servl li.t h e was not eligible for the pi ~ the top of the gla~s. "I am k eeping m y hand O\'er it." she e x p latne-d as s h e npproachE'd the Phae- I ton a n d handed the glnss to the woman ms In the vehiclE', .. ~O as to k e-pp the gE'7 ou t or It." . . . . II na.me at t he head of t h e list and he was w ell recommended by both R e publicans and Democrats ot the Firth , Yard, In whlC:h )lr. Brown Ih·es. he re ce ived the appointment. Mr. Swan will seyer his connection with the Health Departme nt toda)· and M r . Brow n will assume his new duties on ~londa)' morning. CommissionE'r Grl?E'ne had the prlvliege of naming anyone or the firs t three on the eligible list. In cluding ::\lr. ::\I oynihan th e ir ~ta.ndlng was as fol 101\'5: C. E. Moynihan, "j.~; J ohn T. h eld the palm or the other band over ...... . Inspe~t the operation of the pumping st3.tiO~ lD t~:lt city .. and now )1r. Ash ling child by the h.ad and began to che-w thE" srn.lp in a trlg-IHful ma.nner. Ith Department Gives Notice of an Evil Condition in the Ha mburg Canal . who talled to quality at th~ examination held by the Ch'l1 A t a meeting of the joint committee LittlE' HnrT).· )Iuar. aged 8 years, was on water o( the Board of Alde-rmen and rr1l:"ht(ully torn and lacrra[~d by a Board at Councilmen, held la~t en!ning, ~:lvage ):pwf ""'lundhln,i dog. at bis home " was decided tbat a sub- committ~e to X o. 542 Gt.~np~t'(' Street. about 11 30 be compo:-ed ot Councilman A~h and Y€HE'rliay morning. The Injured lad A ~dE'rma.n ,Ylene r be appointed to Yi~1t Pittsburg. Harrl:iburg and other cltJes WKS takt?n to the Buffalo German Hospital on J ef'ft;'rl='on StrE"t:"t, wht?re the to inspect thE" equipment at the pumps'lrq\.'o n::. ha.i a lcmg and difficult task ing stations there. The Committee on s-E'wing up thE- bny'~ wound~. 'Vater is no'" considerIng the bids reI "It i~ tht> "·('Ir~t ('a5lE- of the kInd w e ce-h'ed for upplylng the Buffalo pumpeYi'r ~nw, ' ~atd the hou~f' surgeon. tng staUon at the foot of :\Iassachusetts Th~ lJttle hoy was pial'lng with the Av enue with bollersl piping, stokers and big dog. Tht'" animal was ft Tce at other c:qulpment. tlme~ and wa~ thalnpo up to a k ennel. The matt..:r has bef"&1 bt:(ore the CounTh e boy playfully thr ew a msslle at the ell [or some time. 'IJiI lt! bld~ for supply big dog anti it al.~ctopntally htt the an ltng the material aggrl.'gate $100.000 and mal in the- t'ye. The brute was made there ha~ b~t!n cont'iderable v eiled talk angr:r and, a~ the boy was within ~bout "~omething doing:' In consereaC'h tht-' animal put OUt his paw and (IUlllCe thp math'l" is held up and it b struck the- boy to the ground. As the 1tk~ly that the whole ~ubject will be hoy rolled ov~r 't he dog. now thoroughly th~'own OUt and new bids r~qui'sted. :::nyagl? and arousE'd. seized the sC'rE'arn- 1 :-oc\·tral .Aldermen visited PIttsburg to I Com miss iontr Sprague of ........ ·· .... ·jU~..· ~ i903" . · . · . ··....· Civil Service Board Gets ............................. ................ Angry When As ked About ..,OMMl:..riI.-IA.... ·.. ·· ...... ·· ..... .............................. thi Puzzle of the Situa.............. . tlon. ASH AND WEINER THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO INVESTIGATE WATER SUPPLY PLANTS. WHILE PLAYING WITH THE ANIMAL. the Hambur" Canal I, ag.,ln dlll'h ni\"jn~ ri~c (I( OTHER CITIES HARRY MAAR. AGED EIGH T, WAS FRIGHTFULLY BITTEN Swan, Said by Healtl 1i"i1 g up to its reputation ". a nuisThe odors o f thE' r p1l1.tluillg porCommissioner Green! ancE'. lion tht" n rf> and a re to Be Competent Tene- C'omplaint. Th£' to aof the olddE"alopenof apP;lrpntly I.ll·gel)' r('sponsible ment House Inspector, sewer fol' presrt1t undesirable conditions. whi ch are said, howeyer. to be incrE'asNipped by Civil Service. E'd by log' nbHruction at the head ot Commle~ioner OIN~PECT ~na~' !:'~ as to be of no practical benE'fi[ to th CIf),. I .: �" ' " . ,," ' " ' ' '' '''. , . ,, ' ' ' ' ' .. " ,." . " " . "., .. " ." " , .. " " " . .....-...-.-.. , ~ ......... ........................................, ............................... Preparing for Lockjaw, THE Hk1l.E AND THE HOUNDS, HE'a I auncement is made that the State SEE HOW IT WORKS, ng I~ to b~ done In Boar of Heal th is prepared to furn ~x:' how "cl"l1 sen'lce reform" bhe wllt~r JllnH~r Ilnll! th~ fall " torms teta~ti- toxlne for u s e in cases of work, stir Ilp1hp lake hns an omnlolls '01111(1. Fourth of July wounds, for whIch it is Ch les D, Swa n, a repll(Alble a rcbl· Whell lIw lake I" stIrred IIp a nd Bllf., strongly recommended, This is upon teet ot tbls cIty,' is appointed to In· rnlo ri"N' bl'I'IlI,s hOllu(ls is th(' tlmp I the ass umption that the celebration of spect tencment hOIl~e~ uuder the ~rd we get typhoid fE'vpr, 110w mnn)' I t he holiday will brI ng t he usnal num· lIL!!ealth, There Is no ques~lon as to CRS €'8 of 'typhoId fev",!' tloes Dl', G!'N'llP ber' of cases of lockjaw, one of the b~liiJ'lI'ote,slonal colUpetency and hIs wnat (IS "1(,1'l'lhl~ pxalUple8" fa!' the most frightful and fatal ail ments to personal ludustry a nd fidelity In the Informa tio n of Ibe expprt ,,"bo I,. to he work, whIch he 1188 done fo r t wo ronsull€'lI? D!', (;re~ne seems to Inke 'w hich the human race Is s ubject, It js rath er grotesque that a day a pmonths or more under a temporary ap· oil for gl'nnlctl ~ hnt a watPl' e xp~l't lllnst propriated to gene ral rejoicIng must polnnl'letlt, But tbe CI"II Service Com· 5 ('0 ,the ,1Ist'0101'a lion of tb(' wa rN' In be regarde-d ~Tith suc h a pprehension mls~lon does not pass hIm, He canno t 1h .. l'i,N' nnd personally gatbpr s am· that provisIon of bandages, a ntiseptics oerve the efty, t bougb be Is fit, beca use pl('s In a "Iol'lu to know " ' ha tare Ihp tbe professlonol critIcs do not ap· far'ls about pollutlou, 1n u", umlng and restoratiT'es. s hould be deemed neprove, So t be work be Is eminently t'hl ' t he doctor "ets asi,lp as ,alu!'I"•• cessary in advance, a s i f the peo ple fitted to do Is to be gi ven to one o f a ll t he work done i n the pa'i foul' were abollt to e ngage in a battle, The two politIcIans, neither of wbom Is a n months by him,,,If. Dr, Bi ssell and ordinarily sensible course would be to architec t, Clly C lwmlst Hili, of Ibe Heallh Com· elimInate t he chief sources of public ThIs Is ('Ivll service "reform." mIssIon are 100 modest, If he dops nol danger, b ut a n i nsane ass umption e vior ll",rs do consll1er t he tests made ('ll· dently has a hold on tb e official mind 3. "" , ~, tl!'el~' I'eliable anll u,' ullable as datn fo1' that action t o that end would a mount the i nvestlg" tlo a proposed, The ex· ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,·ttE.WS•.,,,,,,, .. ,,,,,.. ,,, .., pert to bc ~o nsult('tl can take Dr, BI,· to interference with the liberties of the people of thIs great a nd glorious sell's anti Obemlst 'IIiIl's reporls of country: therefo re t he little boy must Ihclr examInations, locate o n a mup have his lockjaw·producing toy pIstol where each was tal,en "nt! under what and the cp. nnoD cracker w hich may co ndItions, all of wlllt'h facts Ul'(' on record 'hcl'e aull man~' of them in Ihe maIm him for life, while t he little Health Department Acts on State Health DI'partment at .~Iban~', girl '''ill disport wit h dy namite a m· Complaints of Residents of and fl'Om the m learn just wbat el('· munition i n Quantity enough to blow the District ments o f pollut ion made .tile w/lOt('!' ex· up a ho use if her sU Tlply happens t o go cl'ptlonally ba d last February and off a ll at once. The a nniversary of A la.r ge gang of men is at work to day ~JnrclJ nnd his OWll teRts tali:ell no w national inde pendence has come close l'emoving the debris from the ruins ~l \\'111 s ho\\' llow til(' watpI' Is alfectpd III ~ being a day of ~ aliona l idIocy, / the Buf'1"lo Storage & Carti ng Com· . tlli w('athN', It Is not npccssary (0 PlLIlY'S burned building on Seneca walt for nuoth('r i'lmokes creek PIli. street. " " ," " "" ' " 'j i~'ijj " """" " " " " '" "The Department 0& Health has or- dl'Jui(' t o :tS<.'r-rtaiu -"T'hethcl' ty phoid dered remoV€!ti tHe carcasses of t he fever is fl":1118misf:;ible ill 'w ater. Xor Is horses kliled in the fire," said Chle! It neCeSRal')' 10 ,,'nit fo r a sprIng I Clerk Schneider of the Health Depart. , rnent. " They w ill be removed as 50011 freoqhet to l{llOW l\""Ihe-the-l' Smokf"l'l C'T('C' k " " " "" "" " = '= ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . . '''' ' '''''''' ' .'~'' as the men can get at them," watE'r flo\\'~ down hill and inro X lag!ll'a = The oa.rca9ses f1,re decaytng and g-tve river GREENE PUTS forth an odor which residents of the . neighborhood say Is well nigh u nbearDr, Gr('ene s a)'s the water Is "p!'ctly IT UP TO u, ~~~~: " " "" " """ "" ,. " " " " " " ,, .. .. ,, " " " " " "'" good" now, It is alwa)'s fot' a fE'w weeks In summer. 'l'he ]3Z\' rnall'~ roof !th commissioner Greene said last """" """"""!,~.!\:t?,,,4:, 903"""""""""", \Ya~ tig ht e nough wh!'u ~o rai n was ~ nigh~ that t h e complaints which a~~ failing, When It ralnl'll lw ('QuIll 11m being made of the condition of the 0 t hatch It, Wben ,t he fa II a nil spring State tlitch on th.e ea~t ~~~l~f ~~~~! ................................... -.: ..................... . Street should a rouse t e h t'ft'<""hNS 31' (' o n It Is comparatl,pl," "a<~' De P a rtmcnt to the fact that t e ou Dog bit a Girl. ol.o con ,I nee a ll concerned t ha t !iOmt'let of this ditch was closed a short time ago In mak ing some repai rs 011 SChWegler, thr. ee years old, ?f ~~~ thing ..houltl be donc, In SlImmPI' It Is the streets in thei r vi cinity, a nd t~}~ t ley s treet. was bi tten In diff!'!'ellt, '1'he J'('sponslbillty of IhoRe 10 d ca used the undesi r a b le s ta~ e of a t 1~ t ~!~d by a dog yesterday a fte r'airs a t present prevalent In tha l' The dog Is said to belong to John obal'gE'<1 ",It,h public alTail'~ goes r Ight ocality. ~,';;,.aft of No, 354 Riley street, T~e on, It 1'Ps1, wlothvh(' ~royor to 111'0. police o f th e tv.telfth precinct wer~ nOltl~ mote t hIs (-a ll~(" by slj:;nlnj:; llll' Coun· ... .... .... " .. .. . ....... .. ~ .. t ..... .. ........".I................... . fled a nd they, 1n t urn, notified the e~ac department a uthorities. The girl h ~ ci l's resolulion at o nce h"tf>"u or walt· taken to the Emergency I-Iospltal, w ert i n~ tW() W~k8 (or t he HI"~~ lllfll' 01"<1('1'" ........ .. ............ ....... .... ................................. th e w ound was treated. filii" nnd ,,·Itll D r , Gr('ene to lay a ll til<' facts before a n ('xllel't as soon a. tilE' ~N'O"""E'p 'I'~"E"~"I' 6", ~ '" """"""""""' ,JUN,,2,2,,19 , OFFICIALL Y '( K NOWN Health Commissioner Greene ! Says No Trachoma Cases Have Been Reported to Him - Arm enian Fugitive Arrested. I An epidemic of trachoma, better own as pinkeye, is said to be pre· alent In Buffalo. It is claimed that then" are over 100 cases at the Steel I Plant among the foreign employes. Health Commissioner Greene sta.ted las t night~ no report on the subject had been brought to his attention and he knew nothing about it. Evidence of t he disease came about thro ugh the Ma rine Hospital authori· ties. Some time ago the government authorities started a n effort to keep out all foreigners suffering With this disease. Last Saturda)', Joseph Skool, a n ltalla n , claiming Brantford, Ont., alS hiS home, was arrested on a charge of a ltemPting to bring eici Sabbltino, afftl< ted wIth pinkeye, into this country. They were! caught a t the Inter· natl<mal Brldg., Black Rock, Sabbilino was sent back to Canada and Skool was a rrested. Skool had a hearing before un1t~d States Co mmissioner Keating yest~rday a nd ~·as held to t he Federal grand j ury. The ma:drnum penalty for the c.J!'fe nse Is two years' imprisonment a nd a $1,000 fine, Pinkeye Is said to be a ge rm dlseas~ by some a nd by others an inflammation ot the eyelids. accom panied by running ulcers. It res ults In tota l blindness. The disease is said to be often (ound a mong Italian a nd other immigra nts. Carbet Bedros, an Armenian Imml· grant who was being held at the de t.ntlon station of the United Slat•• Customs House at the Amherst Street Station, escaped some time betwep.n Monday evening an d lng. He was taken a the International Bridge on when the Inspectors found that he suffering (rom a dIsease ot the eyes. Bedros came from Canada and he ~'as about to be deported across the river. In \'esti gation on Tuesday s howed .. hat t he celldoor was the wind ow was up, but the bars wer uninjured. No holes were tn the wei a nd the floor was in tact. The case Is conqld€'red mysterio us. I~migration Inpector Buchanan turned from Baltimore yester 8Y morning and started work on the case. He refu3ed to disclose any informa tion. as he was not In touch with the arrest. .."",., =-!TORAGE RUINS ORDERED CLEARED. f Ji"'"'i':'" tfff. WARD r 1 J<'- .:: '"'U ,) "" """""' .. ... " ' .. " " ' ., ... "~" ."'" """"" " " " .. ,. , 1'€'S0I utlon Is of fol'c(', Tht'J' ha,'e the authority In 1hplr h ands at thi" lllO· mp nt, If Is Idle to dela)' on I('chnit'lll J!! , TWO BOYS BITTEN. Hplmer was playIng with " grol1n(l~ w'hut must be done t :lurl (':tu0:\ dog e rard adjoining his h,ome at 100 tgomtl' Y street yes terday afternoon hen the nnlm;tl su nk hlR t ee th into his ;llhl. a rm. Dr. B riggs ot 847 CHnton Slre(>t ca.ul~rlzed the wound , wh ich was not a s~rlous one. HePI)DCr 15 11 ~years oW. _" Elght-year.old Julius "untz o f !lL Broadway was bitten In thC' left leg yes - in :,. OLD ST A TE DITCH IN UNSANITARY CONDITIO N. . - ...... . .............. CE n 'I'IFI C.\TE AtCEJ"rED. .......................................:": ........................... ............. .. ..... ............ ..... ...~.-:: ~ ....................... , .Reg-arding- the condition of the et , .lfIUlHh G~Wf, ss toner Gre-e nf> la!'t n g t s<lld \\.[ matter for th e De. pnrtmC"nt of Pub lfr "~ork~ as th (' ou t IN of this rittch was closed' a ~ hort tim; a~o In maki ng some repairs on the streets in their vici nity. ~ld Statp dltrh on the eas t s tdp of Grant frt i DOG ATTACKS I LITTLE GIRL • • s;.'" 7 " " " "'" ,." "" " " ,.,, {;I.:,.J,: UER.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Complaint Made Against it to H ealtb Commissioner Greene by People Living Nearby, Complaint against the unsanitary cond Ition of the old Sta te Ditch, which runs from the :\11ll ta ry Road to Sea. f)1' '' ' ' '' ''''' '' ' ' ' ' ' '' j ' ''' ' '' ' '' '' ' ' jaQuada C reek, parallel to Grant street, has been made to Health Co mmissioner .........................~.: ..~~ Greene by residents ot the nf>ighborh ood and the owners of t he d itc h. ..................................... T h e State Ditch Is a lmost a s large a s a ca nal. o r late yea rs it has bee n ILD BITTEN BY DOG, ..""". l;., '""""",.".,.,.. ................. ...... . a ba ndon ed, a nd so me t ime a go private indIviduals go t possession of it trom Fr 'Vendllng. 6 ye a rs old, whose 'the State, In te nding to fill It in a nd ac pare s Jive a t No . 235 Clinton Stree t, .... .. ... ... .... .. ... !' . :, .. .. .. .. .. .. ...... ... ... ....... .. .... . Quire the l'eal property thereby c rewas ttacked a nd bitten on the right ated, han d by a dog ea rly yesterday mO I'nThey co nstructed a sewer that lng. T ht." boy ran home a ft,er re-cp \vd r ained the northern e nd or the dit c h Ing the lace ration and told hIS va. l'e n ts. into th e Sca jaquada Creek end, a nd beThen h~ was taken to the Emerge n c y g a n t\lUng rt In, Hosp!tul. \""here the s urgeons caute rized About a year a go t he Department o r the wound. Th~ Health Department of!"ubJl c Works filled In the Scajaquao.a fklals were notiflpd or the caSe an d will ftttf"mpt to find the dog. It is s alrl t he C reek end or the dltch _ This blocke d dog belongs to a Camlly li ving at No. the outlet rrom the sewer to the c reek r:llnR \Ironk. 10 y ...a~ oM" WitS hltt(,D \n and t a used s tagnant wa t er to acc umu260 Clinton Street, t,hl" II,tl k,,; hr a .jo~ ""il11,. playios h: tbe late In t he upper pa rt o f the ditch. ynl'd ad.lolnlu t:. Ine bf'l1np ot J nhll Wolt ot The owners or ~he ditc h and nelgh ...... ...... ........................ ... ................ .. ......... . )\0 . 1..!t). FUl morl?' A,,'(>O UP lost eYPu1ug. ~~~ I ng property "ant to be relieved ot 'J h,. rl.nJ,t I!>I ownPrt hy "·olr. E,lnn W1l$ nl·, w unpleasant effects of this stagnant tf'llIlc·rl h~· nr In'lll~ Pnlt~l' of :'\0.806 Fill, 1 a ter. t>. ..\ \·Nl ll(' . Xlle l'Psldes at :\0. 1210 Chiet Clerk Schneider explai ned to ............................... ..- .............. ....... ........ .. 1l1,'n' mOf" AVI"D Uf'. th08e w ho called at t he H-fi4.1th I;\.e-:o --partment that the city could not afiord to construct a sewer to the d itch, as It would co.st ma ny thoueands J ( doll are. He advised them to a pply to Dr Greene will act in the pure ,,'ater th e Fire Commissioners tor the use of matter Jus t as soon M 'Mayor Kn ight an old fire eng-ine pump to pump the signs the Counctl's re!olution. So "t'o"ater out of the ditch to t he c reek. T hIs they Intend to do, Is the NEWS, The nil lng-In material d umped Into the ditch, It Is expected, will a b$orb any 1... a ter lett ove r afte r t he pumptn,out process 18 finished. rt-lSult8 nre exnectctl. "·""""",·""".J'uN",2,9..l903.,.",, " .. not bl' dotw 100 soon, ~I. terday afternoon b:y a dog. H~ was taken to th~ Emergt'nC'y Hospital. No se rlou~ ....- ... --,-- _.......................................... . --.- ~ I I!,'Hl.\ Th t h certificate or tbe late Charlotte one man 'Vfllla m~. who diet'! a t he-I' lo me. No. 17 ""est COca Street, ~nt. urd y, was ye.!ote rdn~· HIed In the otrlce of th ~ Health Department. Thl' ('cr(fIiCR tp was s igned by Dr. G. L. Van AII!'n, a practiCin g physician and a Chrfstlan Sciencp rE·ader. There was en mr> tal k aboul Dr Dan~er not Issulnsr 2 du th cer. tf a tc. Dr Dan£'Cr Is cail(lld In c aW'8 or I d til ""here the per!On d'Ju ,,'Jthout a l'l'i 's1elan 1n atten(lanc:e, �THt M~ YOH TfSTING " lH~~~~' !,~L W~~O~:" istse is Believed to Have Been Imported from Canada. of the United States Marine Hospital Service Cau sed an Arrest, STR ICT WATCH IS KEPT. knowled,,~ are Many Cases in the C ity and Steel PI. n t. .04-: n r~ult of tlH~ n r~t of J "'eph 3n it.liRn ",lh.lSe- home j ~ in Brant· it he(\m·.e- known thi~ mor lltrachorua. common!)' known as: i . . epitiemic ill 13utT:1iil. .d c· to a st:Hement of an otticinl of l:nited St::lP!i\ marine ho~pit!\l a re 8l l('nst 100 ra<;<l'S (If smonsr the- employes at the of (he L.acka wanna S teel COmpallY Point. ls f'!!e number of cn~ ~ of pinkl'ye under the ob .. erYltrilln of local phy· recen tlY ill "arinns pa rts of the to the- fact that the loeal .]0 not require- tilin;:- of rl"tbe he-:\ Ith de-pn rtmeot reiMrd* di ease. ~ be-eome known k"n • .,lly thar there were mnny ca~e-:;:; . In duE' time so maoy c:\ses I "'QUJre<1 trparmenr from loca l phY8irinos jt wns SU$pt!'Cle-d thRt the- disease Wft 8~umitH! epidemic l'IToportions, bu t DO physici:1n was in a position to ~tnre this allthoritttth'ely owing to the hct thllt We known en. e!'\ wt're widel~' scat· tered n.nd it was impossjble to ng('erta.iu jU-tt how many case therr- WE' re. Incidental to t he ~pecul3tion ft ~ to t be number (If C'8 ~~ no~' pre\"ailioC" in the citr. phrsi('ians wbo a re trenun $! cases ~~Dl much time iu tryine to determine where the di~eR ~e oris:-innted. This qup-s.· tio.u W-ftS exceroinsdy diffienlt to nn we:"'. It w know-u rhl{ employ. Ilt the s teel plant wer~ affiicted with the difl:e!lf:e. I was ili kno,,'u that It numher ('\ f profe-o;::· ~'(\nal mt'"n who neler get nea r the steel plant and "'ho li\"e in t he Elm"~ood dis- tbrew little light upon bow tbe dis:ease brok£' out in Buffalo. The flrrt"'~t of Skool DoW 1~3ds intere5ted phy:-;ici8n~ h'l brli('t"e that rl.e disea-=e ori~nnteU nm()n~ forpil!'ners who entered thh country fr(lm Canada. For many month,c:;; the offiC'i:1b of th£> "'["nitro .. mte~ m::trine ho:-.pit:tl "t.'r\"irp itn,'p bt"'t"'n nwnre of the widp pN?nlh.·nc,,", of trnchomR amollJt fore-ismt'r~ of :til nndonn1irie"$ in u:-,'n~ ~'de. made a $i'rl'~ nl'"wly devi:, 1 In.~[ ~ :\(llr,lny. wht~n ~ k('l-.I wn. caul!ht ill the r,)mpally of Girl So lbbntino. (ll-.,) an Italiau. who hfhl tl hnd case of pinke-ye. ThE' two entereti tue country hy W:lS of the Intrrn:tfh"'1nal Bdd~e nt BI.ok n"<'k. nn,1 tl.. ",orine ho,piml offit"'i~l~ c~u ... Mi :-ikool' ... nrrp"'t. ,,:lhh!ltmo·..:; rft"'~"' hurl ad\'f\ucC'ii ~o far th:l t h~ W:\~ nlmo~t una hlp ttl St¥. It is 8ai~1 that h(> b liKrly ttl hf'rtl11lP blind in 11 ~ll\1rt time UOll" 1l the di~t":l-";"" with which he is now atHi\,.·t~d can ~t:! checked at nott!'. ..l('('llnlin.l: tI'I th~ <;<tn.tl'11l "'Ut.s of one of the- l'lh~·... it·inn..: of the runrint' ho"'pit.11 '-.t'rf"ice-. it i... not known whC'th,'r pinke-n:'" i ... 1. t:;>rlll di"'e:le:,· ..... onu· nnthllritie,,eirtim that it !.;: 3 ~t?rm tlic:en.;:;p: othpr::. hrlJU th •• ~ it f'II idnRtD~ in nn inft!lmrun· [ion (\f th, e-y ... ihl..... It maD1f~ ... r. its pre ... · {"neE." bt"" a nro"){)pinc- of thE.' eyeHo. :\ cl("'ud· in(,"5~ OYE' r [hp {"(Illlpnnit><i hy p~'p nnri r\lnnin~ i~ ~onH'ti.1l.~s ae- [t:lrtirnln!'ly (\u the )owl?r tl',Yl'Ii.i. ( f trentt"d in time tJ,e- -ii .... t>a ... '\ i-:'t not .1nn ':{'l·tllN. hut if nll()~·t'd til run nntrp!l.tffi for some tiUll' it :\lmn~t ine"itnhly ~'tlllt<;< in bJinc1opo;:s:. That it:. why it i~ .l r!?'n.lt'd ~n ruue-h. AOt)ther rf"n~\'1l why it i ~ fen red is O€'(" •.l1I~e it i~ hie-hly eoot l;:jlln~. One of thE' cntilU: Coor .. e of BoUalo River. nl~le:. ('()lllmOIlC':,,[ form:- of ("(,"lmml1ni· i[ i~ b~' (·l1n·l\('t. A w('"11 (,!pr.;:on us-inc n {(,w£ol which hno::: bN'"u nc:;ed by n per!';on :tlllidqj witil pink('ye in :my st.,!:!!?' nf the dlC:t'"fI .. t'" i ~ 'l.lmo~ t n lways liahle to l'f.ntrlll't tht' di C:;E:l'lo:;e. rnired St:\t,...~ Commi~sinne r Keating held n hpftriu l.! tlti ~ foreno,'lu in ... knot" ('::t.~. The- t'hnr!!e- fu:-nino:.t ~. kool wos thot hp b r ought Ciri ~:\bb!ltino, 0 person fttfii('ted with di'::Nl<.:e. into this ('uunrry. • nch an offe-n:-;l'. in case of ("(lD t"icti on. i puni:-.hnhltl' by impri~onment (ror not le.;:.~ t!tnn d. rtt' mouths nor "illore thon two Y(>3r~. Ilr hy II fiue not exceeiiillg $1,· . 0('10. 0:' by bnth. ...,nbbatino Wft. hl"'lll no;: a witne . ~ .• l..ool clnimNl rltRt h(' "id not know the nn · tllre of hi.;:. ~'Ulpnllion's nfiHction nnd tha t he nnd ~!1bb3til\o ~ntered th is country . COOlin!!' f rom Brnutfonl, OnL, to buy goods. • kool in.i'ted th.t lb.y intended to return t('l Canada. • kool WR h{'ld for the- c-ranli j ury. Snhbatino wi~l he held ItS n witne~~. L..'l. ter he will be c.\('por red to ~3u:lt ln. s:.~ tb. '" INEW SURVEY ~ CU RRENTS OF LA \E DR. FELL SUBMITS REPORT TO MAYOR KN IGHT ON WATER; SUPPLY. THE TO GOES - , l;t.p <"Of ~ 01 Foal :\u. 1 .s t t ht rl~ ,'ntTilD(" :-0 tb~ hsrbor. to:lt UL.ltrrL\l tr· B,lita:: ai "De ·.he sl.le fo.[ OM Sf,- k~3.ter. ..ritb l:::1 pr .hs.bly 1:.. tll ~ \ ' (i' t o r thl" • m p..... ill p ....... :at·l) the har r ft.ntl t,) ~h(" ~Clu'bwa _ ..n or n<or, U' tnt.l~t(":... "w. ~tf'rl)' t,r (~f' JJtW r )o;ortb l'Dlh.,j !!'tJ. tl';;; Br~. k~ wa.t(>r. ~nlt \"('Orr {'il ... e!y .lIons:' th~ w('St('rly Sldt"> RlrJ 1... IJnl\ {>jt"r. JIlnd D(\"'i\ be ~ Dt"3.r \~ut Ittt.3kc The [{'n,l~(y or tht s Cn.tn"'Dl. ;~ cot ttl IntlIH"ol.'(' [ht:" f:t ..bee... from the m"tuh of Ru~tlltl River. ilud ("1t1~f" thp[Jt, to Jl :t~ to .. _t l".l.·"f.rd ,-'It tbe" ~t.lnb BrE"flk1\"aI~r .. lb ten,1pnf.r h nlso to N\u,..e n';'l(~1s 1 to tbe !-i,mb"·ard. ot t.t~~t H('Il~"'E' PIer tt) pu:;s to lb, c l:o'tw.ud of Hlrd I ;aud Pier. ALDERMEN ~"". nth Thl' I""I~" 0 :[ Fh-.ats XQS, 1" 3nJ :""'(l. tt'~.-tht'r ~ tth ~n. t. 1D~lk3h .... fL t mutt'r1111. i1 (' Y"n t.~.n f""f't Wf.'":'ferJ) tr," m th" Red IJ 2"bt or tbeo nN tb t"rly ('D traDty to OUt" hartk'lr. w111 O"lt ~ ... . ;. a ny\\""b~ .. D~!\r our In['\k~. but ab-lul u~balt: [b.~ d: .. tant""t'" ~~. t" N'n th,o ~.Im~ and tllp Bfre! 1:s1and N~r ··Eh:hth Thf' t'Our . ,; i> M F'i,<':lt :S-o. ~ In.U· ("8t("s tbtu mllt(>rlal tr-'m tbb p<'Iict. n smf'l,.. 11 o.I --"D ~wr('f"" and Old Brt3k"Watt'"r l'nl--loc~. will not ('tI~ D~arer lbsD 11 f~t eSFterlv of our lotake. '':\In'tb The ('oa~ cd Ft<ttl t ~o . A In,1i. C'\tes tbat lllstC'rtal from fhIs roint.. ~m pro· ceed almOl:!t dln.-ctly to the .intete-." CITY R E_-\ LTH BE E ' DEP \.R T'I EXT H'-\'~ ,,, ORKI:--G 0 "\ BLl "\D A .:\D ERRO :\ E OlS TllEORIES. .Another Encoor ... tng Fe.tare. Dr. Fell has also disco,"ered that the flo" ot v;-ater f rom the Bu.ffalo R iver Is ac tually d rh'en sho1"e"\\·ards easterly as It passes the new breakwater. "on a. C'Our~e to carry it fa rther from the In- :\Ia)·or Knight sent to the Board ot .Aldermen th!s afternoon the !' ........,rl ot Dr. Ge<>rge E. F.U of this city on lh~ ~ources of the city's water suppl:r and takE'" pier than it was before the brpakwater waf!. constructed. This also less· ens the danger of contanunatlon of the intake supply through treshet~ and the !tceptlc materIal alwass passing from po~~~""I~ contamination. The report CO,'ers 15 typ..?-wriuen pages and deoals ('"xhaustll"ely with the subject. The tmporl_· concIu~jon reached by Dr. Fell is that disea~.: proiuc-ing material wB!'hed down b.' lhe freshets from the .. moke's Creek dis· trict has pa$s:ed almo~t entir~ly through Black Rock harbor lQ the Erie Canal, carrying lt~ pathologlC'al products to the towns bordt'rlntt the cana ~ nd that none or it ha:-. passed to \ points on Lake Erie- or :\Ia.::ara. Riye .. from which it coulrl 2;atn access by an) me-ans to the inle-t pier. This means thot Dr. Fell reaehes the c(tnclm~ion that the ('Ity dops not get any oC the pollution trom the S!.ony Point di5triC'l. lIt" alEo rir:,d~ thac s,'epi Ie mllt~.:>r from RutTalo Rh'er does not pass nea r the inta"ke. In sending the (lmmunicatioh to the Common Council the )Jayor says that upon Inve~tig.1'"in~ the qupstion of th$ pure watt-r supply he founo that the record or c urrE'ntS of the lo-.ver fOnd of Lake Erie and the ht<ad of • -iagara Ril"er wt'>re tn 11 ,-ery ur-satisfactory conditt on. The ) (ayor (hen adds; Butralo Rh·.r." In C'onclu~ton he $ays: "'To one wbo has studied the physical condlUons or our lake harbors. there Is nothing of the effects of Dr. • (10I1~. h~ C:\Oadn and t"\f\le~ hn n~ he~n is~ued ro ke('[l a .;:trict wur('l\ f(lr f\n~' such re~ons eme-rin:: thie: country. ThE' )o('nl I'ffici6ls were am"n!! th"," wLo hod order" to tlli effE'{'t. :\0 nrrE's.f~. howe-n"'r. we-rt' mad€" l1Dlil at Least One Hundred at the that tT'om a .:::team laUD h O\"E'r the "OUt~e c '\ ·red b} the Ca!1adtan C'haLne~ I f the rh"t:r and a~ I·ta\neJ. that a float pIa cd at a. prolQn~oUion of tht: 011.1 br~akwater norti\ ~rly and POrttf .Axe ... nue pcolonKI2'd weslt:"rj:r to inter~~ctlon wouM pa!"~ our 1nlet plt'r a }lute to t he Wt>=-l\\ 3rd Cit the!' n'€'. al ... ~ that intake p.pe \\ as nol ~uppll~d \\ ith water comIn~ from th ......a14J:an \.!l~nnf>1. The doctor ~ay ... that hb ob~eryati on!! Wf're ~ rrf HI n ~t!~fac[ory terminali on and. thill th€'Y ··C:-tabli:oh for the fl:r!-~ ti,me In our hl:ll0ry a ddinlt e knowl·~ ig~ If the C()U~C of the curn'n(.::) dl ~i~ nd or lhe lake. ~ Ontruflry ot Ob er"\"nLions. However, and the Doctor Has a Theory. tbis from Canadian ~;1.y~ r11'):U';;' trict nl~o hnd rht' di~("n t?'. Then <.8" fS were rppnrt ....rl in ER.~t Buffalo. But all OVERNMENT ACTS. ~~o "t\1~r Dr Fdl of ob~ r'\" F~U an AotborU,· . Knowing that Dr. Georg. E. Fell of th is dty hd~ hlLd great ~·x.p("rlence .in ~UT\'eytng the lower ent! of the lake. ~he~ he \\ ~ ",\c~i$( nt t·nlt~rl Statt's Eng-Iueer. and that be \\8::; famlhar "1th the 'ater or RulIalo Harbor. Lake ~trange tn the fact t hat the currE'nts pa~s (rom the la.ke. throush the brooltwater opening~ o r en trances. into tb~ barbor. Alro t hat these currents: are constant In one d irection. If Buffalo harbor 'wns a land -Io('k~ bay ~'''lth but one entranC'e nnd no o utlE'"t. then thi'"re v:ould be an ebb and flow influenced by the rise Rnd fall of the- 1 e level. as 3 t E rIe, Fa., harbor. In Cooelu fon, " For years hn p-ha.z.ard gue5-5--,,-ork has ~urrounded thi'" QUi!stIOD of the course ot the c urrents a t this end of Lakp Ertf'. ~* e no w b.1.l"e a po~\tt"\'~ kn\lwledge ot the-m. ""hleh should be a measure- ot grea t sa tl ~raetion to our c1tlzt"'ns. and ,,;1l be of great practical yalue In ('onnf'Ction with the !Subje-ct of impro"\-e-ment to ou r wa ter ~-st~m. "In ('ont..~lu~lcm. from the undeniable fa('t5 "t\'hlch ha ve- bef'"n pre~E nte>d to you. It Is .. 'en that the ma!"s of d L tase-producinJ: material washi'd down b:r tb~ spring raln:-o snd fre!='h"'t~. from Smok.:>8 CrE>ek di~trlct. ha.5 pa~~e-d al:uost .:-ntlrlC"b* through Hhh.~k Rock Harbor to the Ene Canal. (,8rrytn~ its patholog-l('al products to the towns ooroering- the("anal. at' Tonawanda. Lockport. Medina, etc.: that Donf o( it ha~ pa. 'i"d to an:-.- points on Lakt' Erie or ~ I­ ngarn Rh"E'r. trom whlch it could b~' !UJ ns gl!ln ace.. to our Inl~t Pier. _ l. �Buffa lo Clipping Burea~", 41 7 . 41 8 . 419 LAW EXCH AN GE. B UFFAL O . N . Y. SCRAP BOOKING COMPLETE FILE of \ A SPECIALTV.$ BUFFALO PAPERS. -: ................................ ~~ ............................ ................................................ ...........................................,... •.•• .•..:.4••..••.• ·••···• · , "IItrrr... = Vol. I. Buffa lo. N. Y . . June 2 7. 1903. No. 17 Filtrltion Scheme Microscopically Examined Germs Which Threaten Our Financial Health In Paris th ey ca ll th em "para ites," ill German), ti1ey are " g erm s," anLl in Ireland. ye ry properly. t hey are den o mina ted ":,Iike-robes " and Buffalo be ing to a great ext ent a T eu ton ic city it is often a ubject of remark th a t, part ic ularly on Sunday, while the germs di-por t t hemseh'es in the waters below, the su rface o f th e water is coyered \\;th Germans. The cartoon head ing t his sketch indicate with perfect clearness th e fac t, establ ish ing the theories of the local e.," perts in matters sanitary, that there a re erms in th e fi lt ration plant scheme \\ hich are full of omino us threa ts against the financial health of the taxpayers which ca nn o t be boiled in eithe r oil o r wa ter with out \ iolat io n o f la \\', and who in t hei r tura l condi tion a re eminently deleterious. The rti st fo rgot to include in his sketch the lobste r so bly ind igeno us to the political aquarium, but, as h., is no ichthyologi t, who C:ln blame him? A week a go las t :-Ionday the project of the ::'I 1ayor. he H ea lth Commissioner, the Conunis ioner of ic \\'o rks a nd t he Comptroller, who is certainly Germa n if he isn' t a rrerm. \\'as sanctioned by the rd o f Ald erm en preliminarily by the appropri- ation of 2.0CO.00 for the purpnse of bringing here high l,ro\I'cd e." -pens frum other cities to make tests of the Xiag-ara Rin'r II:lter supply anLl tcll us poor ignoramuses in Eri~ County II hat to do to purify uur drink. and t he Board of Councilmen. or so-called I1pper house. appl 01 cd the mcasme de<;pite the sew ihIe rem;>rks Ilhich II re made by the opponent tlleretn in the lower house. All of II'hich goes to the forming of the inel'itable cnnclu~i(Jl1 that the hoss hat! prol1ll1lgated his order and that the Iw,slings \\'ere obedicntly doing what thev I\"ere told. 'i'he " 1'\ell"s" of thr • linda)' precedi ng that actio n tired the opening hot. hilt injudiciously printed upon one of its local pages a long tatement from Colonel Bingham . II ho came here to succeed ::'IJajor Simons, in which the Colonel. debating the questio n of filtration plants and the difficulties standing in the way of Butfalo's ecuring an amelioration of its Ilater supply ,tated that it would he nece sary to e mploy no expensil'e e"perts from abroad and to appoint no costly cOl1ll1li~sion< of pretendedly "publ ic spirited " citizens to rollick about the country seeino, "" • �~!:!!~"'.,,.....-... .-:JU;:-N..."" :'···· ........................ """ " ' .. Ok:"f ELL.: 0N' .,... . .. . ~~~ ~~~~.;.~~~.;~;~~: . . .? L~K[ CURRENTS ~ HARBOR CURRENTS. f. ANn WftT[R f he Moyo~'s P~rson ally Conducted . 11 U H[ SUPPll Ir)vestlga t lon R.eported to the t he Board ot Aldermen AYOR KNIGHT today transmitted to the Boa rd o f Aldermen the r~port of Dr. Geo rge E. Fell this city, on the tes ts of c urrents In Lake f;rle. Dr. F(>11 had great experience In surveying the lower e nd o f the lake, when he was Assistant Un ited States Englnl::er. The !'epc:--:' ;:o\'crs fourteen typewritten rages gives 5eparalc concJ u~lons on eac h float that wus e xperimented w ith In order to asce rtain the direction or t he current. The conclusion Dr. Fell has reacht>d is t hat the mass of disease-producing material washed down by the s print;" mlns and fres h ets from Smoke's C r£'ek d istrict has passed a lmost n tlrely \"t h rou g h B lac k Rock hurbor to t ~rie eRnul. "carryJng Hs pat h ological p ro~ d u ct~ to the towns bordprint;" the canal as Tonawa nda, Lockl~ort. Medina e tc: that none ot it has pa~:;ed to an y points ~\11 Lake Erie. or Niagara River. trom fch It ('o u lll by any means gain ac CO~Ei to Our I nlt!t Pier." m~~~ Fei l has occupied much time in tlon ng. hese tests. and the obser\,ll I;: 0 s . '~~re made upon his o wn re tionnS'~~'t:v and for hI~ own satlsfacth i mlng Apl'il a nd ~lay he used M ot .I. bui l d~unch CEmPlrp or the Empire Shlpmg ompany. Later :\1" a • ~n:gh t. consultecl 'with him.' an-d i~~ eR. s " ere made with the use of the boat Governor :\1orton I n b m lttmg D F . . ~u says it d r. ~ JJ s report. ?lfayol' Knight lion as t~e~~lot n p,pel't:1ln t o th~ q u esselt bu t it ~ pur ty at the wate r itIn it IS of eXJ'cme importance . s re lation to the source of th ~;halter s u pply and of the effects of pos: e contamination Observn tion~ rOlH:lnred DI'. Fell th t n. fl oat placed at "the PI'olongatlon a t h~ old breakwater northerly nn d Port~r ~~~~,ue,,?a~~~nged westerh- to intersec: li ttl~ to t h pass the Intake pIer " polt~e ;\h:t~rthec~~~rnk:eqir;,~·t hS~~~~I~~h~~~;i~ I channel. III t e Canadian Not being successful with the sp b uoys or floats D F I ar cl'lindrical tin ' cn~s et~ de\'ised small d iameter, and si~ee i:;lChes in length. known as h:tkln'g" P(lWd~h.es i~l T hey were filled with s and un~ ch~ns. me t ica ll sealed. f rI n his summary o( obser\'ation~ F ell ~R.ys the oullct tram Smoke's C· Dr. tl' t'11l1s t1 the .th ree}i: la keward In fr~~~ . t ward instead of n(.lt Il'oje~t Its . en s the crerl{ would over ow any ro-re' t II t a ncr into the lllke b t . roo a ( sthe ~ hore of the' h~ nOI thcriy along POint. ' e tvward Stony abnut He belleves Ihat th the !"outhern end e current around breokwutf:'r n l ".a ' ot the ne,\-· north town I'd th h ) s sets tram the l·\!<e e s ore It S h' o\"p.rflow f!C the Ru'rr 1 l'e:n s . t n t the l;r drh-en shorf'w ~ 0 Rl\,:er IS actunlpass('s this break\~~rs etasterl Y • tiS it ~'l rry I' further tr ~ cr. n.a course to It wu~ before tI o.m the Intnke ~han str utted. le bl eakwater was COIl_ Dr. Fell says Ihl I ~ . a so le.~sens the dnnger ot cont] sup ply throu h l ;nnatlon of t h e Intake ma terial al"~lYS reshrts a nd thp se ptic R h·er. T he I'~('pn pas ng (rom B u ffalo t ver ltlpd th i~ D' t demonstrations haVe "T rJ one '~ho hl~s F ell says: conditions or Ou r l a~tu~lec1 the phYSica l n c th lng Rtrnngt' in e h arbors. there Is c1lrrcnts pa~s from t e fact t h.:H t hJj the brea kwate r ope .the lake, thro u gh ll1gS or entrances. In to th e. h a rbor ru ents ar~ constn so t h at these CUr' Bl)f'fa lo ha r hor ~ t in one direction. If W!th bu t one e~' a!l a lnndlocked hay the n th ere " 'culd ~:nce Rnd n(l outlet. thlenee d by t h(' '.- 1;1 nn ebb and Oow in _ lak e ie"t'l. i\ ~ a t ~I .. nnd fa ll of the .Th ese tnC ' ~ D r e. P a." ot. ~rea t pr;'C tl c~'1 F,elJ beHey es will be With thp !l:UhJf'ct ot ~ a lu e In co n ne-etion ",at"r ~y~tell1 . mp l'o"emen t t o th e Ar I ..... t CO~"?~~I,~ F"" '" ,~ Mayor Knight today transmitted to DR. FELL SUBMITS RESULT OF EXPERIMENTS TO MAYORASSERTS SEPTI C MATTER FROM SMOKE'S CR EEK AN D BUFFALO RIVER DOES NOT ENTER INLET PI ER. e Is .a g~n.,rl.l <)ulrlceuing Of (l{'ma for s upplies of pure "'aIN' In Am ran c !tll'" no(1 ,.111:11(,8 luall p nrl" ; of t lie co untry a re,.lew of .the prp,< m akes it perfN'tl.1' c lenr tb at In tlll' o rdpr of lo('nl Int.,rC'"t~ no OIlP Rurpusses tllnt o f -the '1',,1.'," .,.upply III ImporM.DCC'. Comm\lnlt'le~ are nwn l{PI1lug (,I'erywhf're tltrong-It tel',11)1(' ~ p l­ <lC'mlcs of fntal ebamMer, to <til(' dan/;<'r o( using .--Met Ihnt Is not fr et· <WM .." from polso u. 111118 j . o ne of the I>c''l A t th is l:l.s l 1)0111t. hy ml'nns o f rnngp~ on sho r~ at the LackawFlnna St('p\ P lant. s ign, of t b(' time". one of those w h leb and a Gov. run of ~1~ mln\lt('E~, o f thE' l)ppth patro l boot ~ Iort(ln (rom time tht' shor(', Indlcnte the perslRtent trend of ('11'111o C watp r. :,.. r('~L \\r ~~ rI"placf"d In lal<e 7.ntiou, w ,hlch 15 ~o mnke tbe eartb n a t 10:01i A. :\1. \\'Ind south~·('st. b re E bri!Zk. The 5E:'a. was Fornal! but lin.'l),. T more dc"lrable aod mote 3g-r(,(>9111(' floa. t wasIn vl~ltNl 12:45entranC'e P :\1_ workrd towar(\at the oItr hI\( thp habitation, a more comfortable <tlld South Harhor hf'tweC'n Stony Point and more n.th·actiYe one in e ver:.Y wa y, to South BrNlkw:\lf'rf' In an almost di rect line. At 6 P )1 It WR_' again vlsltod an s atisfy nnd gratlfy tbose who IIY e on the hontmnn In ('hnr.,Kf' ot thl" float re portf'o that It had prt'Sserl Into Ha0 It. ba r f'l1fran('e, within a ::.hn rl South dl!aan('c The towo in this country which Is the northerly cnd or Stony Point Br :lIt water, and ottf'1" p('l~~lnS' Into the harbor kn{)wn t.9 h~ye ·wn.t('-r of a dou btful was run down bv a tug. Float No.6. ' J.o('ot('d t.wo miles from chn l'U.Cl.er I, p,·""tlr:ally tl()om<:<l. Tho"e. ehorf', oppop,lte Smnltt's C'rf'('k. Ti mC'. 10:11) A. M. Dcpth 42 f('f't. 'Yas lak('n \lP at on t he oiQl('r hand. \Ybl)~c ',",Lter Rupply 2~57 P . M. I tart floa l~c1 to the no rtheast ls of nnlrrepl'C>neltllble c haracter 11:1\' c a s hort dls lnn('(' FlnRl No. tt Lo('stC'd lhr('~ mll€'s (rom the I'~ry fir.-t a r gulllcnt (or In vestm e nt shore. o ppo!'lt Srn rl lt f' N ('r('e-l~ Time-. 10 :37 A . )1. D(>pl h Of wa ter . -t:! rt:'l~t. Ta k f' n up on tlte l>nl'l of pE'rsons looking for a at 2;48 P. M. Had drifted north..:astt'rly place 10 which to live "nd do b U8In('"s. a sho rt d lstA.ncf'. Gteat cH ips hnye It much mOre difficult Tbe result ot obsE'rvn tlons tiC floats ~n!'. 2 to 6. Ind1("ntc~ that rh"'re h.. n~r\" lIttie p blem thon the smnll town,; and th .. current Rt thls pl') lnt In the la kE'. and that the course ot same Is towftrd the ehore in illages, but ,,'ltether large 0" small a northeasterty dirrctlon. A ttaturp or 8 ignlft('an~··? and Import8.'llCe the c ity whicll Is able to sho w it,('I! Is the tr~nd o f SmokeR. Creek north"rly uppH('d with p u re wnter has nn uoInstead ot nut Into the ,:"lIte. In freshf'lts t his 'l\'ill throw the watl!r ot t he ,:;rl'c-lt Dssallable advantage. It Is a fact o f along the ~hore to~' a rd Stony PoInt. thus causing It to follow ," IJ5ely a,long the. w blch we may be prou d as n Dation Stony Point b reakwater. June 9. 1903. tba t this <)uestlon 15 absorbing SO la r s;e Float No. 11. Ten reet ch' p·~h. 'Va~ 10ca.ted 200 feet westerly from the norther- a sha r e of publiC Dttention throu ghou t l y end ot Stel'f\S Point hrf'akwater. It tbe United 'St a tes. A. r~port. covcr- i ng 13 typewritten pages, o f D r. Geo rge E. Fell, who. with the ~layol'. has been m aking tesL8 ot c urrents in the ha r bo r and upper river wit h a. view to find ing out whether the S mokes Creek lr.tt!Ct Ion gets Into the waterworks Intake and whether that sup ply is corrupted by the ruth o t Buffalo RIver. ol1o.yor Knight sends wi th thIs a let- t er In which he sa~: K nowing that Dr, Gt"orge E, F~ll o f this ot ty had had greo.t ~xperl{'nct" In su rveyling the lower end ot tht" luke, when he 'l\'A.S ass,1stanl U nlled Stat('s engineer, nnd t hut he was famWnr with t1\(> waters o f Uutfalo harbor, Lake Eric. an n Nlagl)ra r lVf'r, a nd learning that hf' had bC'en making s ome tests o f cu rn~n ts, 1 ('onsullC'd w ith h~m. After a conterenc e with Dr. ~t (' r D . Greene. J-if'nlth C'omm tt)l"'lon e-r, .. rE'q~ Dr. F('l1 to mak€' tests of the currents and rC'port It) me. In o nh'r th:.lt hIs report might hl'C'OlOf' rt p nhllc r'"cord for the genernl i\ltormn t i'ln. n(lt or~y o( the elt)' authorltl(>s, O~lt of the' ci tizens r f B uftato as wf'11. p eRS ON AL I N VES TIGAT IO N. Dr. Greene stated to the N.E:""'S last ·~"'eek that the ~'layor's Investigation w as a personal matte-r en tirrly. undl>rt a k en prh·atrly. wit hout co nsultation wi th the Health Board. Dr. Fell first reports some inves ti g ations mad~ by him before he was aslted by the M ayor to make tests. I n A p r ll and May me made seve r al trips on the launch Empire. On two DC " cas lo n s tn-flows Interrupted the obser, rations. A third Is thus recorded: On a. t h ird RLtf'mpt. a hf'R.vy gale from th e east. accompanied by rain, Interfered with the worlt. I made my first a ttempt3 t o t ollow the varlOl1R currents with spar b uoy.s or floO-ts, but I 800n fountl that t h ey v,'0111d not a m~wer the purposc. as t h ey ~'ere markedly Inftut.'nced by the w ind. After the Icc had d t~appenr..!u. 1 m ade another series of observa tlons. ustng t he newly devised floats described below . trom the steam launch Empire, (wer the coursE' covered by the Canadian chann el of the river, and a scertained that a fl oat placed a t the prolongation of the ol d breakwater northerly and Porter avenue prolongt.'d westerly to interscc tl on. w ould pass our intake pier a 11 ttle to the w es tw ard of s ame. Also that our intake " 'as not supplled with water coming from the Canadian c hn\lnel. APPA RATUS USE D. The tollo·wlng apparatus was usea to pa.ssed into th(' harbor through the Sou th channel. nnd to the eaetward. in5tead of following a long the wE'sterly s ide of the south breakwat~r. or the one next nurth· ward. Ju n ~ 16, 1003. Float No. 15. Lo(':ated;;OO i»('t westerly or the north end ot Stony point breakwater. Time. 10:17 A. M.. "\"as los t. ~'~~~:r\yNgt. ~o rt~Y:n5d 1~~at~~on1:x' p~r:~ .................................................................. ... ....................................................... . ....... .... bl'P?Jtws.ter. Time 10:18 A. ~r. I picked it up with a. omall boa.t!!flO roet from the . hop at 1 :15 P. 101., a.bout one-third of t h" dIstance northerly from the southel'ly ('rld ot the south b reakv.'ater. It hau orocHdcd south entrnn-:-c o f the t.a r bor,through passed the eaRtward to t"he 1!tt'lr:d curr ent. t r E'nding northward to·warll the lighthouse From course rea,.hlng o f thesf'l ftoats It 1s pier. evldE'nt t h'\t ~he material these potnt~ wO\lld IJl.l.:-;s u tmost enUrel}' ~ciidf.) at Bird Island pier. (Sec . Following is Dr. FeU's s ummary ot observations: FIrst. I m a k e the flont lests: nTh·············· ··············· ............................... The o utlE't from Smokes C reek h ere: OBSeR V ATIO NS A T C REeK. SM OKE'S W a ter-su pply Tes ts. June 9. 1903. FloB-r No.2. LOC'Rted 100 feet fro m shor e at t he mo u th ot Smokes C r eek. Time, 9:GO A. M. It was tskE'n up at 3.20 P. 1'1 H ad d ri tted one-quart{-I' mile northerly, an d was 200 tE'C't trom s hore. Floa t No.3. Lo('ated 300 feet fro m ehor('. oppoelt(' mouth (It' Smokes Cr ee k. TimE'. 9:53 A. 1\[. " 'as w ken up at 3 : ~O P . M . Had dri f ted 200 tf>E'l trom s h ore. or 100 te et to th e f'('l!'l twarcI o f I t~ ori glnn l p Clslt10t1 , und one·qun r te r ot a m ile no rtherl y. Floa t • ~ J\ T ~. he l'eport oC Dr Fe U on the re sults I I S nvest iga tlon. of the d irect ion at curren t s in Buffalo ha rbor adds some very I rnportan t into r ma.tlon to thp dlscusslon ot the prob lem ot Improving the wa.ter supply. Dr. F e ll finds that: the d ischarges bot h from S mokes Creek a nd the Buftalo Riyer pass down th r~ harb o r th rough B lack Rock h arbor a n d 0" .1. tward. rends to the nortlHvard instead o f lakelnfreshets. the creek would not into the Erie C'a.Jlal. He t h in ks l h i ~ f~ prqject its outflow a\ly great distanc(' tnto t ru e In time of flood a s well a & unOu ttho he lake, northerly long the s hore ot ord inary condlt1on~ . The in ves t igatio n ta..kc tbut oward Stony aPoint. (See Chart No.4.) The course of floats ~os . 2 was carefully made and ther e a ppears S econd . to b e every reason fo r placing r e Ua nce on It. and 3 Ind icat es t hat t he curren t of t he This k nowledge Is encou r ag ing. to r It Small cyltndrlcnl Un cons, three Inl'h.:os In diameter. and about six lnche:s In length, known a s baking powder can8, w er e obtainE'd. filled with sand. a nd h\'rm eUcally s ('aled. At one rod a t each ~as a. small eyelet. Other ca.ns quite slmliar in fo r m, and hermeticnl1)" s('aled. but empty. w ere provldC'd l:l~ floats. At one enJ ot e&.ch was a n eyelet, a t the other 0. s ma.1l lake a t th l8 point closely follows the shore t ube in which a small ftag-staff was line and trends t ow ard it. (See Char t p laced. One o ( eac h at th{'se two canS No.4.) form ed my float a nd buOy. By connectThird. Th e course of floa t No. 1. one ' ng the weighted one with the fioat, I mile t r o m shor e at S m okes C r eek . by cou ld have a floa.t r('prE'~4mtlng (I n a ver- passing In to Sout h channel or b etween age coursE' for the top a nd bottom rnrStony Polo t and &Q uth brea kw ater s. Imlt r E.o ts In whl(,h 1 might be wOl'ldng. and cat~A that th is en t rance Is a..n ou tl et tor cou ld vary the depth acco rding to the t he lake wa ters ot: t his Immedia te neh;hclrcumstanc(' in PQch ragf'. This LllTUnge- borh ood. It also em phasizes the fact t hat m ent worked a dmirohlY. and a nswer~d a ll material passing from Smokes C )'eek ev ery requirement. The floating c an premus t pass Into t h e harbor, and. fo llowin g se n ted so Htlle 8udnrc to the wind that t he cou r se of th e cu r r ent inside t he hal'it could be entlr ty Ignored In light bor. be projec t ed w ell nlong t ho eas ler ly w eather. such as our observations w ere side of same, and pass e\'cntually ln t a m oetly made In. To h(' Slire that no wind Black Rock harbor. the r eb)' accounting ioflu(>nce s hould (,o rne- Into the- Cluestions, tor our immun ization from a great ty th e flags in som€' Ins tances w(>re not 1,;sed. phoid epidemic. (See Cha r ts Nos. 1 ao d 4. ) Fourt h. Floats Nos. 11. 15 and 16 IndiDr. Fpl1 proceeds to detail his excate. trom thE' lr cou r st.>, th at ma.terial lWr lmen t s and thE."ir result8. first Intro- 1000 feet westerly of the so\!!!U\ en trance d cln g four (' harts with a s ummary uf passes Into the harbor, an d s trength ens t h e sltuaUon and effect ot the breakt he conclusion that malerial t'r om Stl)o k e:s Creek canno t pass this (l.n tr a n c e to th e w ater as follows: north ward. but en tirely enter s t he ha rbo r D E S IG N A T IO N OF BR e Af( WA TE R S . at th is poin t . (See Cha.rt NO . 4.) T he breakwa tE'ra (ormlng the outer or Follow ing Is Dr. Fell's fi na l judgment r nlted Slates Government) [arbor a t Bulo f the whole matter: falo. with opE'nlnga between. from the s outh to the north. arc designated as ( 01In conclusion. t r om t he undeniab le fact s which ha ve been p r esented to yotl. it Is l ows: Ston~~ POblt Rrpnkwatpr. South Harbo r seen t h at th e m ass ot disease producing E ntr ance. South Flrpakwater, .M lddle Enmnt.('rlal wfls h ed down b)' the sprl n K rains t r ance , Old B rra.kwater, Northerly or nnd freshets from Smokes Creek district , hns passed a lm ost entirelY t hrough Black M ain Ent r ance to Harbor. North Breakw a t er and the Bird lsland Pier, at th _ R-ock H arhor to th e Erie Canal. carrying E'ntran~E' to the ~Io.gnrn River. Th<"- Erif\ its p~lhOloglco l p r od u cts to t he towns B asin or Sl[\te BrC'nltv.fntf'r Il(:>('d not b(' 1 border ing t he canal. AS Tona w anda. Lock consldHed af' R In(' tor tn the question WP port. M cdlnD, etc.; tho t no n e of it has are consid('>ring. Its location Is tavornhle ' pHA~R('d t o an)' poin t s on L ake Eri e or N It o thC' rptentlon ot u portion of the o utagoro. ri ver, trom w hich It could by a ny fl ow ot Buffalo r!\'er to polntf't a long the means ga in OCCE'/!IS to o ur Inle t p ier. Erie Canal and B lack Rock Harbor. The text of DI·. Fells o bservations w ith the explanatory c hartb will be m ade a public reC'ord. The tull report ........... ........•.... l ... ...... ...... ...... ...... .............. . on the Smoke!=; C reek tests is gi 'en I - € : D R FELl '5 " EPOR ! C resolution recently adopt~d by the mon Co un cil to permit the board ot he Il h to spend $2.000 In the employment of exp e rts t.o pass upon and give 1l.dvi<'e conce rni ng Bu ffa lo 's wat pr s u p· ply. was s igned b y Mayor K night yesterday. sho w s that the danger o f contami n a tion to Burt:alo's water s upply is n o t sO great as some have f ear e d. or course, It should no t be conc luded tha t t here is no such danger. E ven though It may be true that none ot th e d l ~­ charge trom Buffalo Rh"e r or Smokes Creek e \'er finds Its way to the inta k e pier, the purity of the c ity walf'r ('an be determined on ly bY" ex a m ination o f the watC'r itself. n Ot b y a. s t udy of the currenlB. If typho id or other dlsPQse g e r m s arc r ou nd tn the ·w a ter . it t ~ o f sma ll co n seque n ce w h e t her th e y ('orne trom Smo k es C r ee k or some othe r sour ce. The ln y esUgatio n s of the Heal tJl Departme n t indica te the p resence or such g{'r m s at times. it nOt a ll the lime. The ~peda l in vestigatiOn by ex p erts that has bee n a s keod tor w ill ha\'e for one of its prhicl p a l objec ts t he confirmation or dispr o v a l o f this con- clusion. I �.... ............ .... .... .......... ............ ....... ....... ........ ........................................................ . 8RfA K HAS NEW PLAN FOR ·····PASS"ES···S·UffALO·=~ NfA NTS g::::f;~::h;:t~:;':' S.ppl, \ Knllr"t yester day s ubm Itted t o of Alderme n a. report by Dr. E. Fell of thIs CIty on the cu r ,,( the lower end of Lake Erte and head of the !\Tiagara River. Dr. made tests of the c urrents w he-n a,.qst!'\tant U nited Sta.tes e ngineer lighthouse dIstrIct. Thp :lIay:r., th a t while the re port does no t I n,ortnl. to the qu estio n of pure-water supply. it gives d ata. o r importanc e as to the sourr~s of sup pl)' t ha.t should be entered in the ("tty rpcords. T he alderJl1en receive d nnd filed th e commnntca tlon and ordered the r eport printed In thf' tnlnute~ After a r e view ot his tests, Dr. Fell $lYs: IIFor years. hapha7.ard guesswork has the ques tion of the conrse tbe currents at this:: pnd of Luke Erie. We now hay ... a positive kno"'ledge of them. whi c h ~hould be n measure ot great satlsfac tton to our cltlzens, and ""UI bE" of great practlca.l "alue In con nection wtth. the s ubjec t of Improvement to our W:1 t£'r system. fOIn conclusion , from t he undeniable ,... hlch havE' been pre~ent.ed to :rou, It Is !:teen th~ t the mnss of dtsease-pro- I dU<"ing material t\·a~hed nown by the sprIng I'alns and f reshetc: f rom Smoke' s CN'ek district has passed almost entirely through Black Roc k harbor t o the ErIe Canal. carrying Its pathologi ca l produ (~s to the town~ bordering th e ca nal. CUI; Tona wand3. Lockport, Medin a, ; tha none of It has pa.ssed to a ny Lak.~ E rie or Niagar a Rhrer it <'ould by any means gain our Inlet pIer. " .......................................... . ...... .I.~.v.~............~~.~.~. ........................ . ~ EW S. ........................................................... ..... i OES THE TUNNEL LEAK?" •\ r!l lng sUl!I!e-tion j , tha t pro· pou {'(I b y tbe Buffalo Exprces Ihls morning. Tbe article Is rcprllltcd iu nother col umn. "Does tbe tunnel leak?" is a question [h8lt follows loglt",lIy on the .ratement of Dr. Georg'p E. Fell that [he Smokes cr~('k typhol <] germs do not ger luto tbe Inmlte b ut g o Into Buffalo harbor a nel '0 Into tbe E rie canal. The )rerm' rer· talnly co me from ~omewbere. H.nl1h Commis~ louer Greene. City Bactprlolo. gIst Bissell and City Clwmlst H!l! ' 0 report. Do those fo ul c urrents after getting Into the canal. o r huggIng tbe Bird Island pier, s eep through seams In the ro ck a nd so reacb the water supply? This is not the fi rst t1me the BUff~LO. I PURIFYING WATER ' \' William H. Dopp, Chemist, Interests Manufac :_ urers ' Club in Filtration Scheme, Cl~im. in !;!: Many Savi n 2 Advnntnges. ~ORE BABIES HAVE COME INTO WORLD HERE THIS SPRING AND SUMMER THAN BEFORE IN CITY'S HISTORY FOR CORRESPONDING PERIODCHILD'S NORMAL GROWTH. 'T bab~ln L~~. s fa r more boys ha ,'e been regis;'-ered th 'ln girls. The general health .,f t he local infants has been ,ery good. Few deaths ha \'e been reported, a nd e very da y the list o f "children born" grows larger. The Children'S Hospital is not o"ercrowded. and from the eas t. west. ;south a nd north sides of tow n reports n. hat " baby is doing well" are heard. !Buffalo doctors agree with the report Jnt the London Lancet that u~ ually fat , ~nables are not healthy. . A baby a year old s hould wei gh ~O 1-2 ~l' 0 unds. 'Yl:h the p~\sstng o f anot her ~'ear the baby, should it contin ue a s a normal c hild. will take on JUSt six 'Pounds. tipping th e sca les at 261 - 2. A. -pound o,er th is weight a nd t he c hlld is carrying ~uperftuo us fle s h. The ne xt tweh'e months s hould a dd only four and ane-half pounds to ba by's we ight. setting the mark at 31 pound!S at b a by's third bi rthday. while a t four years t he norma l baby w ill weigh 37 pounds . At fiVE:- thp norma l child will weigh -u po unds : at si x. 45; a t s e'-en, 491-2; ...1.l eigh r. 54 1-2 ; At nine. 60. an d a t ten. i 661-2 pouncs. It the c hild has con I tinue1 norm :'l l all these y ears. the <"hancps are brig-ht that it "'ill beC'ome i:l hea1thy man or woman . " A sppc ial table Of infants' weight is kept hy us ." said a nurse whose .bpecialty it. th e care of babies, yes terday. " It is on e of the most impo rtAnt th ings in the care of in (ant~ to ~'at c h thpir growth . A chIld shou ld be 1': eighed il nd -measured each week. and it it g ro ws \'ery fat the food should .b e c hanged. ..................... ................. -............. - ~ DOG ' VJLL DE FXA-m:S'ED. WilHam H. Dopp. an analytIcal by 75 feel. or 20 feet by 100 feet.. allow- 0 chemist and chemical engineer, has !~ g fo r ga ng"'ays, etc. The whole plant bro ught forth a new plan for purifying \ ould. therefore. require onl y "4000 the city's wa ter supply. Mr. Dopp goes sQ uare teet ground space tor 'in s t.Hat lon. For fllterlng material It I; further than the sImple filtration idea proposed to use co ke at proper porosity t by transforming t he ha rd water in to qgglomerated tn a man ner similar to ' soft water by adding a percentage ot elec tri c light carbons. but ha \'Ing the lime water and also aereating ft. The s~~e towa-:d the unfiltered Water faced 1dea has been ta ken up by t he lIanu - "Ilh a thm layer of much denser car· f C b ,-.. bon. thus com binIng rapId fllterlng act~rs' Iu and will shortly ue capacity wah germ~removing quaHt U broUght to .the attention of the Com- The face Instead of a pi I t b" man Co unCIl. Co uncilman Dunbar. as ridged so as t ane s 0 i a manufact urer and mem ber of the I of equilateral ~i:xpose the . two sides club, taking considerable mte rest i n plane thus doubii~ggle~h re~tllDg. on the it. (acliiI. ' e terIng sur· It will mea n a saving of 20 per cent SA Vl iI'G OF LUI E. in coa l bills. It is claimed, inas much as it takes less coa l to heat sott. than "B hard water. and It wI!! p revent the y a dding a proper calCinIng fur1ncrustatlon of boilers. nace, the ca rbonate of llme remo\'ed from the Water can be reca1clned and Mr. Dopp claims that laundries wI!! not only furnish all the I1me req'ulred saYe on tholr soa p bills: one-half as for softenIng t he water b I . much tea o r coffee wIll need to be large surplus for sale thu~t ~a\e a used, or. for. that ~atter any thing the COSt of operation. 'ThIs Is r:ct~~n~ coo ked I~ \\ a.ter. Will s.how sa ,"in~s being done in England and the process of a si mIlar orde r, .If . hIS scheme ~ S Itself is a s old a s 1841. adopted. _. All In. all It IS declared the " The cleansIng of the flltering surtotal. ~~, mgs W IU reach In o:"'le year face " 'ould be accomplished by torcln g th~ InItial COSt of t!te plant, which is streams of water against It and ad ju8t~ now figu red at $1.000.000. but whIch Ing b rushes In proper posltlon to 1m. may be lessened. pinge upon it while in revolution. By GO Y E R XlIEXT'S PLA X. forcIng the water OUt of the porous material by s ubjecting it to pressure Ad'\"'ocates of the idea. decla re that of ozonized air from the reverse side, the new p lant could be built upon the not only wou ld the fl lter be ster!llzed. E=:lte overlooking the present p umping b ut owing to t he property of carbon ot station whic h 1s city prope rty. T his condensing gases upon its surface In would obviate the necessity of b Ulld- the ratio of from 10 to 16 vol umes for 1ng a new pumping sta tion and buy- each \'olume of carbon, a most thor1ng land for the new site for a sand ough aereation an d ozonization "'ould filtration plant. be e!feoted d urIng the flltratlon. Mr. Dopp's idea Is somewhat sImilar " The fllterlng plant could be located to what has j ust been recommended by on t he lot owned by the city In Front a special Congressional committee at and :\!assachusetts a ,'enues, a nd would Washington. :Mr. Dopp's idea changes require less t han one-fourth of that only so far a s the actual machinery area. The li me water and calcining used. It Is proposed to e"ect .. la rge plant could be loca ted a t the pumping filte,' Rnd fllterlng c hamber wi th larse Btatlon Its.lf. The li me '''ater could ~ertJcal disks inside. Sec retary Bowen be pumped up by one set of pumps of the Manufacturers' Club discussed (a bout 5 per cent. of the total) to be the pla n yest.rday. as follOWS: mI xed n ear the tilters wIth the maIn " Only one-third of the fllterlng sur- portion . face of the disc is i n operation at a ny "On a preliminary estamite, one time. so that ''lith tour re\'oJutions an batten·. a s a bo"e described, could be hour no porlion of the filterIng sur face furnIshed for a bout $i5.oo0 or $900.000 will be In use longer than fl ... e mIn utes lor twelve: a dd for erection. etc .. SIOO.wIthout cleanIng. Each dIsc Is flg- 000. or a total of Sl.ooo.ooo. ThIs Is ured at a n hourly filtering capacity , ·!thout ozone generators. which might or 6.250 gallons. or 15 000 gallons daily. cos< S500.0OO. Probably the rate of ftl It Is p roposed to combine these eJe- tration estimated a t 125 gallons per men.ts Into batteries of 100 elements. square (oot per hour could easily be haVing a dally capacity of 15.000.000 doub led. and In tbat case .1. Instead ga lions. Twelve such batteries wou ld ilf twelve batteries would do the work. be required to ta ke care of Bu!'!alo's And the fllterlng plant proper would present water cons umption. Each bat· I cost only $500.000. while th. ozonIzIng tery occupies a ground space of 14 fee t rlant ",'ould remain the same." it; ~I01 HIS is B uffalo. little tOtS ha\-e come into ~ world this sp ring a nd s ummer ,\ha n ever b~fore. according to t he rec_ '-rds of births fi led wit h the Bureau ."f yital Statistics ot the Bo~ ... ......................................... ...... ............... nel was b uilt. Then the FlcamR in t be Jet in so lli uc ll Wat("1' th at the I <'~worklmen w erp. dl'ownei.1 OUt and Con. I .~,:~~~a:~n<~ya~b;UI~~~ ~~d R[G 0ROO f Ul l l.l . .... .... .. ...... . ... . . . .. ... . queFlt lon bas bc('u raised. It was Yery strongly sUi!'ge ted whpn the new t[IU- ..... ...................... ........... .............. ....... ........ I I I mer Smolik. 13 yt'ars old. H\'lng ~' h his pa rents at 142 Townse-nd stret';: v: !Ii bitten 1n the cal! of the left le~ ~~'l a dog o?t'ned by Leonard A,. LauxFo td-Dv Kremer s treet. a~outd 3 °htl~C~s 5~i~~i:. afternoon. The "OUO , W c Th was dressed by n. nearby ph;rstc:tan., e dog was s~nt to the pound and "Ill be examined by tht' Health De partmf'flt. ~ .. .. .. .... .. ..... +(;1' .. .. ........ .. ...... ........ . .......................y.., .....~ . ..1 I....... . . . . .....,. .. • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .... .. ~I ~ - - ........ ... .. . . . . . . .. . .. .. .. . . YOR PUTS IT ON ~$ BO ARD OF HEALTH. O'b : J..,................ t.t fT , alth J)8/?artm,nt tbe tunnel. It Is b;ought ut ............. mindfUl of th, Dabi,s t DOW by tb b k fi olera Jntan tum ci rculars, printed In • e ac -- re tests mnde b y···.. ........ .. .......... ..... E IIsh . Ge rman. Polish and Italian. lIayor KnIght and D r. Fell. ·v· ·......... are beIng wIdel y dl. trlbuted th Is mo nth. The main fact, ns the Expr~f;shows, => In add ition to gh·tng Ins tructions to J8 that the dts€'a~e germs are thoro. It mothers as to the proper ca re of infants ~ "'B OY B ITTE in ho t wpathpl·. feedin g, s urroundings, "W8~ emphasized by Dr. Greene yesterN B Y A DOG etc., the circ ulars gIve general d lrecday when Iw "aid In a ""'" In for the sImple. hom. methods u ~ n t"r"le'" ~ lam Blytb. nin£' '·fur..;: 11 ftlons II , the "E"'S publl b d 1 W9~ oUln,,· tt. ,1 to th" ' . 0 (, who 0 0\\· in pre\'enting cholera infantum S e n a notber col· As:~ U1 with hiro: J . BU II .lln Orphan umn:. , , ' or CIlee k fng a mBd case befo re a phyYears old, tl fpw lr~th "' r H:(,~ol. '-('lpn slelan arrln~ s. boy~ lind bf't~ I t1R~~ n o:-o, nftpl' hflth The5e c ircula rs have probably saved Regardl ess of how the c urrents in the fnth(,T Th )f;'nt(lu c:eve1'C'h' h,' tlwir hundr~ds of babies' Uves during the last Jake run or whether the wa ters of , omns HI-nh co ' '1 f . tf. W y ears. T hey are so el mple a nd so Smoke5 creek get into the In take I 3",lum ye-stp 1 . . ~("·\W'( rom the e H I h d e~("d I' . rc ny nftfl'rno,'In '111('1 " -nn xp c t t at any woman who ca n read take occa ~lon to r epeat that a t c~ r­ a )ont thC" str(lp~ [ I • and write ts abl-e to understand t hem taln times of the year t here is co nhe got ont 01) J'f . n t If!' ' · it~· until and t~.e direc tions are eas)· to fOl~OW tam ination In the wa ter we ge t hft Was attn('ke~t l:l:-rftp :1,('111." 1". T h ('re even m the famll1es af the very poor, through the Intake. I do n't pre-tend bit tr'w . )~ n \lo:z. rhl' animn l for whom, of course. they are m alnl to ea:r \\ here t he- contam tnation I 13m In the- Jpft h ' I was tnkE'n to th S. l!} alln th€' J3r1 ntend ed. comes from. I Simply State It is there. '[nl'n E' Istfl'r::; l1o~l, jt"1 ... - . - ~ --• StrE'l't. ""hE'T b ' . . on Dr. FE"11 thinks be has fo uou o ut ed. LtitE' r thE' Ii~tl:s f;JCt~I._~~tI '~'n ~ <lr"~~'t ... ........... ... .. ............... .. .... .. .. .. ..... .. ..... .. ... . . ",herp thl. contamination dQ(> n't rom bark '0 the ", ... IIIm 1'1 f"" takrn from h ~ e SPIlt to the : .. IE' nthrr n-as -ar t Is ~t?O~Oll of the ~'enr, nnd bors, and is ~pon~:rll~nry for hpntin.!!' the perhnp~ a r other tlm€'8. As tbe Ex. dOlllg lmlP lllC'rea. pr('>, ~aY8. the purPO~e of getting au . _ .. _... .. . . ~. expcrt to lun'S!I';"te Is to fi nd t ~ While playinS1; in front of WllI· = .. .. ........ .. .... ........ )!! ... ···.. ·· ··.... ······ ··.... ·· .. •·.. ·.. "'h(' r~ It d 011 . , ~ oe~ rome from-and not onl" .... ... .. .. .. .. .... ..... .. ... ,.. .... .... .. Ham Breckf> r' s Faloon at Gf>ne!ee Strf'e.t In , ummer but t tl J . ... . . . . . . ..... . heBell Line tracks yes t~rda~. \' Thnrn .. I:! )'ean nld. or :\'0. ~ t, . a OOPS ",h"n typhoid , !:'muth S treet. ~'as att8ckrd ard bi tten ... .... ... ...... .... .. .................. .... .................... .. • \ ~r Is more to be teared. ........................ ... .. ............ on the rlJrht If'S" by an unmuzzled dog. ~=============:=':~;;-==~-..-, .., .....:.:..:.-.:.:. The wound was cnu trrlz£d by a n ea~b~ DOG BITES 801". phy ~tciRn The Hf' ~_12.£'partnH. nt '(\8, ~ =- ~ ................ - .. "e - . '0 I IUL 8 1 S .. ............ . ....... .... :.:.:.:: ........................:... ......... .. ~ _ .... I II'\~ r ~nt1 J.'e.!'t~c lng "'Uh 8 dog afternoon. Jo!';eph Id. ot Grosvenor and \,j~ J on ~treet~, was bitten on Thp wound ",a' .11~ht and It -"iiihll101"./ terlu d by a pllTaldan ill ,be " hood. year~ �.....:=:::::::::r.~~. . . . . . . .. W~1EH. F ru I n .. ··· ··· .. ··· ···· ··· , ......... ....... ... ................... . .................................................................... THE DEATH OF A GRAFT. Dr. Fell's Report Appears to Have Killed the Filtration Plant Project. _\ Ithotlg h the sch~1l1e of establi hing th e $Kooo.pert Will be Hired Soon to 000 fill ration plant recei\\?d a \ ery -c\ ere blow \\ hen Make a Report Rega rding Dr. Fell marie his report. establi~hing the comparat;\'e pt;rity of ou r drinking \Yater, for \\ hich he \I'a its Condition. ~e\'ereh' censurcd by certain ne,y~papers. thc peo ple's disbu r,,'ing- agents. are chsplaying marked acti, ity in MAYOR, THE prep<1ring to ~pend the S2.000 which the Common AWAITING Council reckles_ly n 1te(1 them fo r the purpose o f e11lA. Soon aa He Returns th e Heaitl)! ploying outsille experts. £"en if Dr. Fell's report had heen co ntra ry and he Co E m iss ione r Will Confer with/ had disc(lyercd the "desired amo\1nt" of germs in the Him un the Matter. ci ty watcr. science is not at all o f the una nim ou~ "lliaThi. \\ h.,le S\1b'U"( ne:: soon 8S l[njor I\:nhrht retnrn~ iot; that filtra t il)n will kill hacteria. -f! I - I .bon tRk. up tho qUP'thm of ;ect 1l1;\tter hi' becn lip hefo re and in 189~ Dr. Edto B u t\ 0, ~ • ri :1tc harinl: au ex.pert rome her£> to lu,e" fr . our ,,:nter ~itujtinn:' ~nit1 He~oru­ ~\anl \\'. :'l artin l)f Xcw York City . in reply to a mi!t~reeDe thh1; morning.. ., ou r~ que _ti on st!hmittell tl) him hy Dr. F. P. Y a ndenmember that ~f,,"e nutl\~:lty to eUl- b\1rg-h \\ ire(1 hack: "I do not appro\ e of filtll - ,,, ploy e:\--pert_ for (lull purpose. . Bo iling the w:" " IS U" nnt ,,-m the expert be re'll11r i'Od to r<.'mo\·e path g-enic hacteria. do 1" was asked. "afe. R escn0ir :l11d pipes should he d i, inicc \(''} \I ith lOWell. I want him to go o"~r th~ reC'ords of this deportment relatlllg tl) OUf either chl(lrin e or bromine: chlcrine o r th e 111'powater supply Dnd then drnw up 1\ repo:t chlorites preferable. \\' ater . houltl not be taken <on"'rnin~ hi. findin". s· n r •• ult of Ius 'I _\nd in th,lt . a111C year Wve!lltin.ti(lD!', Such n r epOrt, If pre- from the Bird Island pier." pared by the proper mnu, "ill, gi ..·c 15 \\ hen the filtration questi o n was agitating the puhlic just the information we need. . t ~h()u mind. and in that ~a1l1e editio n of the Hul'falo " E,,ten just to wbat degree the water <JJlply ie C'ODtnmioftted. tbe rate at which it is press" wherein Dr. :.rartin· _ statement was quoted . beroming rontaminRte<i. nnd the o.tent ot Dr . . \ . T. Bull \\ rote: "Please ask the Board of the dRm::er to v.hich the wnter ('!.lJ\f>l1merot \ \'o rk s and the Conncil to moye slo\\ly in further are now exposed 8mI t.., what t hey arl.! Hable \\1 e:tl'o~~ withi n "~1 t lin l,unlcnin" the cit\' \\ ith taxe. _\ nd e,'en Dr. periods in the future. os judgeU by the \\·en(le. ~~ -H~ ·Commissione r. ~ man ~10st soun ~l past." in his j\1llgment and of large e~enellcc. IS responsIuHow filr bftck do rour rerorlls go?tt "About tell yesrs." ble for the statement made to the editor of "Trl1th" '~Vill a period of ten years be Hlm('i~nt for the purpose of making snch :l re- that the alleged ba(1 condition of th e :\iagara l~i\{,r \yater 1as heen greatly exaggera ted . and further th a t portr ··Yes. I think so.t! sedimentation in an appropriate resen'oir would "Oould not the officio Is o[ your deport mlIDt make sucb a report from tll~e come prelly nearly to soh ing the problem. It is too records?" had if the cit\' at!lhorities hal Ibe depri\'ed of the "1'.,.. th.y <ould. The fact of the opportuT'ity o'f spending that eight million. mntter. howeyer, is thot the comnHm ('OuDeil, on my s-\1gJ:e~dou. tho1.U!bt it Xothing is sadder than the death of graft-to the wen to employ an outc;ide e:q'lert. Yon O'rafter-but it i5 emincntl\' 11\'gicnic for the taxsee, an outlay of a gre-nt amount of money will be in,oh-ec:l if we f\r~ to payer. . . adopt a ~ystem of purifying the cit)'~ lI o\\'eyer. comolation stakes remam 111 the $2.000. wal~r supply. In past time!'. Doubt" and it ma\' he po. "iblc that the experts differing from in the ""se of the OUth Buffalo Hood. abatement plnn~. the cit~ wns not v.. mDr. Felll;la\, in their researches find \yh a t " 'it i- de!D2'. b~3u~e of the gre-Ilt outlny of mOlh' Y . si re,I" ttC\' shall discn\ er. Ill'\"ol\"ro, to depend whoily upon the re- ~nY W~T~R GOOD. V Dr, Greene So Reported at the "'liiteting of the Alde rmen th is Afternoon, GARBAGE DESTRUCTIO N, Baynes Garbage Reduct ion Works Offers to ~inup. the Work at Former Contract Price. II w{> ~ port of its own en,ineers. but preft'rrPtl from r~gniz('d expt."rt". Th£" om('inl~ o( this depart· me-nt are wholly rompNent to make n report of the kind tl esire-d. but. owiot! t o the possible outlay of a lRr~e- amount 1 of money. I think it ju.t a. wen lhut I th.e citizen!'. who might not be sntj~fi(.~l l WIth n re-port from us on the- subjeP t. hould ha<. tho opinion of some rec'Ognitro fluthoritr." " '''.hllt Ie:: ! hm\"n by your indi\"iuual eXt~m.lntlri')n o~ your rpcortls?'" "Ithout ~oJng into clehli1:; or drn\\-ing snr cooclu!'=iuns. I eRn state thot the records how that in the pn~t tNI YPP r~ thert' h~~ bei'n Ii gradual incrensp In t h e rontalUlII:t ion of Hl1ffnlo'~ wuter supply. There hfl& t.een 80 lD('I'I~~ !'IoC in tl.e 8mouut of bacteria fouml it) the woter' tbere also hnc:: been no incrptlfl~ in th~ amount of chemical sl1b .. tnu(~'?:, f ound in the wllter. This increa<:'! jll cbemical ~'b~t~n('es would not be so daugcrous erc It n~t for the increas~ in The at1l01l0t of .lJartena. Th~ conjuil('~ion of the l.nc· tentt and chemical <:nbsbluce~ i " hnt mak{'s the "·nter dan ll~r.)l':::':' "How do•• tbe supply of "ater of Buffalo.coruptt.re with that of other citi .. " .... .. , ery. fnT'OTft.bly. !n (!h.' t 011t w :ltpr s?~ply IF: lSupenor to that of many other clties. But the point Is Ilut th~t it is purer no,,', but wilt it ~ p\lr~r. !'nr, in ten. . '1'1 t"·f'nh" I ' or fift,· . .,.e,tr-:: Irf'onl unw? -,at ~ the Importnnt thln~ Vl hp t}etpr~ ond that is whnt \\'~ should know. e e3:pert whn will be hlrf>d to mnke n ~port of ,,·hnt he f3Jlds in our r~('o rrl"l will t1o~eqlle~tM .to . tell us what t ht' cunni· I of tbl\ ('It)' S \'fntf'r SlIllply n r (> I!k(>o! tl) he 8t S~)me future mue.., t o htln~ reports also nDed. 7 ,; . "- . ....... . .... . ........ . .... . .. \h .. ............... . .. . .... . . The nhlcornl(>ll r crrh"ed n OLITICS DELJ\ YS THE ~ NEW PESTHOUSE PLt\NSj Common Council Should ' Stop log Rolling and .......................................,.......................... . 6et Down to Business. SYSTEMS OF H e-31 th Co~ o ner Grepne is vexed the delay In acting on the new Qu arantine Ho~pltal p lanS', wh Ic h were subm itted to the Common Co unell by him more than two months ago. "The recommendatIon is still In the h ands ot. th e .Aldermantc C'ommi ttee on Sanitary )l easures." said Dr. Greene O \"i~r cnmmllnir !1~ tinn [roUl C~mptroller n...,rwn~en this afternoon askill~ thn t W3.n1Ult.... be drawn fnr $4.377 on thp ('rroneo\l~ t:l.X fund aod ,11 .. 1l.3!! ~n tho tax 10,n fund to tiro"ide for tho l'fin~ellatlon of en"e' ns ("ompromi~('d by th~ common council. Health C'ommi!,:;;;:ioo(>r r,re<'n(> reporte{j that th«:> condition of dH~' rit,.- wnt£'r is {nir. The hactC"riolo~c:\1 report S3y~: "The ('ondition of the wnt(>f 1<: goon from thr baC't{'rinl ~tnndpnint nnd in it~ normal ("ondition for thic:; ~eft!o<on of the ye-or," 'Trenc:;:;urf'r Bo{'('kel reported that pnpPr5 in the injunction proc.·~ing-; hn:ntJ:ht R.!.!'nin"l.t the citr by t he • h~(>r F'ol"C'P Com· pany hod beco scrred on him. The injunction restrnins the city from pre,ent~ in ~ the construction of builrlinJ:S in R E'd Jacket street. The corporation ('ounsel was ioc-tructed to defend. Cf'1. W ard, commissioner of public works. r('com mended the ncc-eptilnce of the bid of H. P ....Bur!'ord nt .9947 per square :oard for the repniring of nsphal t p3xioJ:' for the ensuin~ yenr. ..\. bill for $2.45;.50 wns rendereU by the nelnney For". & Iron Compnny for r £'prur w ork done to eoc:ine nt the. pumpinc s.tntion. I n a rommunicntion occomponylnl! the bill Col. ",Yard .,,pressed tlle opinion that the bill i<: eo,;cessi,e and srn,e n fair estimate of the price that should be paid for such work at ~900. On his recommendation the bill 'Wss se-nt t o the committee 00 claims. A wa rrnnt for $743.60 was recom· m ended drn.'wn in fa~or of the Bnl'nes Garb."e Reduction W~rks for the' destruction of gnrbage nfter the expiration of its ~ontract on June 19th ond up to Juno 30th. The company sent an offer t o continue the de,truction of garbage at the rotc of S~2.3 per annum, the !i=3.Dle rate as pnid under its former contrnct. (l;>URIFYING WATER r Manufacturlirs' Club Discusses VarIous Process.s and Prof. Dopp Explains His Schemi', Which, Hli Claims, Has Been Suce!5sful In Europe. today. "From the look of lblnlts 1 f;h ould say 1t Is lIkely to r emain t here untll after elec tion. whIc h will mean another :n~ar's de-lay In building the n ew hospital. ~'hen It W:lS declded to bulld a new pesthouse on the pre~ en t site the cost WliS figured at $;)0.000. but It w as a!tcrward learned tb:lt the ('ost Would be abou t S:?OOO more. That nece ssi t ated ('onsicle-ratlon by the Sanitary Committee. and the thing hlis been bur~ led there ever since. 1 ma y say it Is Th e problE'm nf purih'inE:' the clt\· water most urge-nt t ha t the committee take w as {akt'n up by th£' l\ianufacturers' Club last night and thoroughly dlscu~sed trom a ction without furth er delay tor the an economic rotnl of vfew. new hospi ta l Is a. nece5\!i=lty. 'If an epl~ FCl r some lim£' past a chemical e~ert. demlc ot ~mallpox breaks ou t here now at th~ 8ollclraUon Of. the ~anufacturers· hns been ~tud,nnS" th e qUE'sUon and o r In the near future we'll be forced to Club. th e results of his in\'ef:tlgatJons formed send t he pn.t1ent~ to that barn of a th e ~ubjfct of the dlscu~slon last nf~ht. ,,', H . DOPP. lhp e x pE'rt. bE'Jh~\'es place no\\' provld~ for the:-ll," 1 Prot. that tht" tim£' proces~ would bp more COD~ It Is ~all.! pol1tiC$ ha~ l.'aus(>d th" du('lve to (>conomy both ftnanclalh- and burying 0'[ 111(1- Quara.ntine H os pital from the "tel'.' taken by th e m a nufacre l'ommt'ndation Ald. George Zo ellp r. turers. PrOf, Dopp MlYS that th e system which In \\ hoso;! \\ ard the pre"'ent pesthou~e 1$. local ed, \\ ants t o be re-eie cted. Th.! he pr (l po~a:Ef. ann whic h. it fs ~a1d . Health "·alter D. Greene appro\·rs. p t."o p le 111 th e ·.ul.rd are v E' ry much op~ CommiSSioner h~s ~tood thE' t('~t in European cltt('9. and po!"ed to Zoeller. The polltlclans sup· that H~ adoption by the IOCRI authorities porting Zoe-ller think thllt If action On would ert'",ctually purify the ~·ater. the uarantine Ilo ~ p l tal is deferra.l.! untn a(ter election Zoen.r will be cho e n again to l"epr~sent the ward. Physicians or the t'tQ" are almost un anlmou" In the ben.r that nO tlm~ .hould be lost in bulldlng the Quarantine Ho,pital. 's up to the Common 63 �. . . . . . . . . . . ... •••• .. ••••••••••••••• . . •• . . ••• •••••• 1. I J.. / J!-l! ..1 ......................................................... .. ...... J .......... , ........................................... , ........ MAYOR WILL NAM[ [XP[RT TO [XAMIN[ WAT[R. Demand this Summer than ever before for Vacation labor Certificates. LAW SOON IN FORCE "Thicker than ~ver," was the rt'pty ot Dr. Franklin C. Gram, r egistrar of vital statlstlcs In the Butralo health department, whe1l an Express reporter asked him yesterday atternoon wbether there Dr ~ne Says He Expects Him to Do It in 3 or 4 Days, are many demands this summer !or the vacatlon-worklng certificates. .tThe applications began coming 1n before the close ot school." he sald, as he wrote out a certificate for a fourteenyear-old lad who bad presented the necessary affidavits. "I think the demand bas been brisker than during any previous season and children and their parente resort to all sorts of Bubterfuges to get pernuts to wblch they are not entitled. "One rea~on tor this, I suppose, is that a new law goes Into effect In the autumn which wlll preyent many who bave heretofore worked during the summer vaca.tlon from getting labor permits from the department of healtb. So lots ot lads who can't work next summer ;4l'e trying to get certificates tbls year." The Bta.tP law to "'hleb the registrar refers Is an amendment to the cblldlabor law, whlcb goe! into effect on October 1.t, and practlcally prohibits vacation labor, consequently, this Is the last summer in which the bealth departments ot the state are authorized to IBBue certltlcates permlttlng children to work tn mercantUe establishments or DOCTOR GETTING STATISTICS READY, He Will Show Number of Cases of Typhoid in City During July for the Past Ten Years, JUl ...........................r;.....···..·····i···L:'..·...... ··....·, f'il(."p ....... 2.......~........··· .. ············ warIJ RORCh, 8 yeArs old. ",hosp parts live at :-;0. 92 FUlmore Avenue wa~ tacked and bitten in the right I~ b' i e. (log. ,,"'hlle pla)'lng ntnr his homegthl~ morntng. The wound, which was not R fl ~emoved H~th .........,................... ~.I3- .................... drc$$pd by Company, It Is S!id, Hopes to Gat Rid of the Rotting Grain by Selling It Off to Farmers, but Disposal That Way Is Slow. I the warm weather continue. and the rotting grain is not T~ ABATE NUISANC~ wl1b nr. GrwlIP, h(':llth ('ommlfo~IOIH'l", nter<'!lce to Immc-ulatc rf'wo\·:tl or tbe grain, WR:5t I'IF ~.~ \~IUl one. PILES OF CEREALS ARE DECOMPOSl"G ..r "One plgeollholp In my desk Is tllled with torged certlficatE-fl, brought In by children under age, who want to work this Bummer. The name of the priest is forged to the certifica.te or attendance from a parochial or the name ot some prlnclpal of a publlc school. "l-"'ndoubtedl!,., there are lots ot instancE's In which we are fooled, just as there are many casps in which the parent~. ur guardians commit perjury In swearing to thp date of birth of "chtld who lR be-low the prescribed limit, lmt all W(II can do Is to exercige the utmost vig1.lance. detect all the trauds that we can, and, on the other hand, issue, just as rar as possible, certificates to children who are entttied to them. "As I said bofore, the rush thl. year is unl>rE'ceilenh.'d and t he demand ts for all kinds of labor. mercantile eslabllp.hment9 and factories. In some case!!;, where parents and child alike make no attempt to He about conditions It is hard to refuse a certificate to ~ child who neede the work, but Is below the age Umtt, but there Is no eva~!on or the state la.w and we have to let the few sutter ror the good ot the many," !If!rtoU6 SICKNESS BREAKS OUT IN FAMILIES LIVING NEAR RU' INS OF DIAMOND MILLSFESTERING MAS:J BREEDS MILLIONS OF FLIES-HOUSES DARKENED BY THEM. I Gram waR askpd. arp running up against that prob- n~arby »:hysldan The ,log which bft th~ "lIttlf!> ROAr" boy, JI o\\'nrd by J.m~!I Ed,,·al'da who ltYes a.t ~o. 39 Fl1Imore A yenue The e••e '9I~as rtported to the H~altl. De-rtment omda15 b" \he police of the t Pn:clnct Elk Street Citizens in the Vicinity of Burned Diamond Mills Protest Against the Nauseating Stench from Debris. I that chlldrl!n und er t~'elve years old, who are noW" allowed to work in mercantile establlshments during the summer. can no longer do this," said Dr. Gram. "The unamended law does not allow chtldren under fourteen to work In factorles, bu t does perml t of them working in mercantile establishments. When the amendment goes Into effect, It will make cOD8lderable dlf'terence to the children ot Butralo." "Isn't it difficult to prevent torireries and other misrepresentations?" Dr. ""'-eevery day," was the reply. 'GRAIN ROTS' HOniNG C~ IN . MILL CALLED pm "WRECK X' 8REmE~. within a day or two. typhoid !ever and every other infectious dis· the resolution passed by the Common laBe will breed. The place is a gross Council recently. to examlne the source mposition In the condition it is in.t or the clty'~ water supply. )resent, and is a menace to the The 9tatement is made on thE' a.uthor .. tty of Health Commis~Ioner '~;alter D. \ .deal th of everyone within blocks 01 Greene. The latter was asked this It."-Dr McClure of No. 801 Elk morning concerning the status ot the water question and .said. Street. "1 spoke to :\layor Knight yesterday Since the destruction of tbe Diamond! Lbaut appointing an expert to come In spite of repeated appeals to ih. Mills In Elk Street by fire some weeks Aldermen, and Of the recent order ot lere and look into the condition of the ago, residents in that locality assert , Health -omcer Greene, the ruins ot the "ater in July. 'hat the company has been sompwhat I Diamond ~ls stand near the Elk "The JIlayor said he would take up :he matter In 3 or 4 days, or just as negllgent about cleaning up the wreck- Street vi~duct a heap of fetid filth, !Don as he returns (rom Saratog;l. age. Within the last few days several ,. •• king with pesWence. It Is .stlmated that nearly 500 car· "Pending his action, I have ginm In- , loads of rotting grain and feed is lYIng ftructlons to my men to pre-pan! statl!:'-I requests ha.ve reached the ea.rs of the ottlcers of the company from people in "tacks on the site o[ the burned les concerning the condition ot the mill. ·~Vl:h the recent showers and \\'ater and the ca.ses of typhoid in the hving in the vicinity who are anxious intervening bot weather the festerlnlt Ity durlnJ!" Jul), for the past 8 or 10 I \hll.t the putrified cereals be removed. me.. has b,ed Hies by the million. }'ear~. These stati~tlcs are d,~signed EYiden tly the wishes of the people ::\Iaggots thrive in such unheard ot to help the expert In his work. "llu ve you Suggested. any names to have been ignored. for no action has numbers that the great hea.ps or grain thp ~layor from which to choo~e the Fleem to mo\'e~ while the stench coming so far been taken In the matter. the ruins pre vades the entire dl~· expert'?" Commls~toner Greene was When the buildings were destroyed from trtct and Is already causing sickness asked. several tt,ousand bushels of grain .. ~o. I know of several men well qua~­ and distress. The disgusting odors sweep In under Lfie-<l tor the work, but I shall not rN.'housed therein were scorched and wet lunmend any of them unless the .:\Iayor the Yinduct and in the muggy weather ar.d It was not long before decomposlof lata hll ve seemed to lie there dorm' asks me to do so. 1 shall make n~ SUg~ hon set In. A few days' diligent efforts ant and to add to the misery, countge"ltion~ f=O as to aIToru anybau) an} wen~ mw Ie toward carting a wa.y the les8 milliOns of mes have s",,,armed ro~m to'r belle\'lng 1 hn ve any private agaInst the windOWS and doors or t intere~t In the matter . shall leaye it grain, but this work suddenly ceased, cottages. So thickly have the la ~ntlrel)' to the M~" _ _ ~ and since that tlme little or nothing clustered on the window nnd or has b~en dor.e. Dr. Greene, Health scrE'en that the houses have bee ark' Commissioner, was ~d of the Inened and the residents obliged 0 lIg~t ...................~~~ ............................................ . lamps In the daytime. The pests tair Y dltference displayed by the company. cover the outer wallft ot the hOU51P~ but he has taken no steps toward abollleare~t to the loathsome ruins d'l.nd .............................. :.. !.........:-: ..:.. ............. . Ishing the menace, It is alleged. rush In aralanches every time a oor HEAVY ODOR lXCREASES. or windoW IS ooened. h Ure!'! · h t eather At the homp of A Bannister, W 0 h' With t h e approac h lDg 0 W Rt No. 633 Elk Stretl, little Bennie. ~f!~ the nUlfianCE' has reached such a. stage 4-veat-old ~on of the famtly be'~J!~1 ~o that it would be unwise to further derloufil\' 111 with nahuseRtt' dD,r· ~Ic:n &;o;crlbll1 lay some definIte action, 1t is said. The S20 Elk street. ~. 0 a en d In and warmth at the past few days has the sIckne-5s to the rotting ~ Rbo\'e worked on the stuff and besides makcorroborated the statt'-mt>nt ~flde In tl1,. Department Takes Action lng it much more unhealthy, the odor bv Dr, McClure. A~other ~ 1n nearly arisin .... from the piles is repulsive. sam€' famIly becaI!le 111 tO~RhborhoOd the with"lreference to Rotting o ('\'en' othpr home- 10 Ithe ne[ ~.iolent beidA grea.t quantity ot the stut'!' has llE'Ople are complaIn ng 0 been sold in small lots. Farmers passa('hes. I ed today prtr· Grain in Diamond Mills. ing to and !rom the market have !topSo tar RS ('ould be parn to ·rE'mOVt ped off at the ruins occasIona.lly and 1i('nllv nothln~ I~ b~lngf dr~neThe rotting purchaFed ~ome of the material. It the cause of tht- discorn 0 four hur· ('Olllllinint buving hf'C"n mnllc til thp flpseems that the company will pursue ,;raln of which th('re Is three thurchlll «partnH1llt Qf IH'nlth of tite:' (>);btf>n,"'C" llf Q this course in getting rid of the redred ca~loa*~ne b;~on&:lns:o rE'mo,~d Tl;:1 terrible 6tl'l1('h nrfsin~ frOID rotUIJ~ gmln matnrter. although. the siC'kly. s~~ fe°E"dl~r"~·hich thNe I'" bet~'1:n ~~nan~hl tn thp. rN'f'lItiy hurlH'f1 Dlumond :\llll'l in stench ariSing trom the grain is da~ bu!"hE'l~ belongs to Pt~hlk this ' Elk Rtrpet. llotlf'P ,,"as sC'ut to th(> o,,"lu:'rs .ul.creasing. firm had sevt'n ~e: fo~dV.e~r ont' car of tll(l prolwrty to ahntp tbt~ IlUl~nnr'e wlrh--..... • _ _ . . ~_ •• __ • • ~ . . . . . J ••• and h) noon gae ot the ~fln1f ~ald In lin' tlnYK or pro~I'('ution would follow. _ • ......... .. ......... .. for('man JO c h ar furnlah (,3rt '1'IInt lIotiC'e waR !,pnt on tlJ{' 3d of Suiy, fiud the rallroa" r('(u!'Ied t!O number, \'Iut tl'jt the- fly!, <1ny~ f'l.lllrl'Cl yr'slcruuy an"\:thinJr likE' adequa bt-fore I'll/-! t Otl'll"'IalR of thp hpultb depal·cmcut f'fI1L; d he-' hoped to 10ad anOihthe rec:ldf"nt It this mornln~ that thr ~lwn('rs of thC' ;!r:lln i~ C'lalmt"'c1 bdY O::t~m: ~he remov·al Is Ikf hnd il1(kf"d tor nlHi UP{,H :!1'1.nt('d It ('onf('1" ~Iayor KniJ!"ht will appoillt an expert within 3 or 4 days III accordance with factories. "It et't'ects the matter in such a wa.y l~m ......... ........ ........ :::, •• 1 ••~ ..... ~.............. , ........ ... ..... ... . .. . . ............... . " I ................. ........... ... _~~v.. . ................... --.. ~~lr:q~O~~IO~ummRer. . I t · Mayor Knirrht . Ilfialo's chief filtratIOn P an ~Ilhn' conditio~ of is t select lhe e'{perl to p~~s upOt ~ lhe city water. he will doubtless ~elect sueh a man:~ Ilill fil~d beyond duubl what he IS sent forth to ~o r" for at $75 a day and so as to "stand fro.m un e lIeallh Commisisoner Green!:', when asl~edlf he CkOL1dl~ sllO"gest any names, \\'1'll I grea t p erspicmty remarff'e. d. :'N~ I ghull make no su!!g-estions so as lo a. or anyl;ody any room [or heliel'ing I I~a\'e ~ny pm-ale in<el'ests in the matter; 1 shal1 leave It enttrely to lhe :-fayor," which looks at leasl as if ?ne o[ lhe plante was preparing to get out of the ra1l1. �~--'----~==~------~-----------h said to be less of a than are sanitary Conditions- ci\mate M~:~~~:';sta~:ll. fe&P:;' life recomme nded. = SUGGESTIONS FOR CARE OF PATIENTS Two teatures ot the add res. ot Dr. Thom... E. Satterthwaite ot York be!0f1! the American Tberapeutlo So' clety at its recent meeting In Wa8h l ng~ N.,,· t on ",' ere ot Interest to nearly every f amtly In t he land. One ot them was In reference to the prevalence ot consumptlon nnd t he other to t he acceptad bellet that the disease Is curable. Tuberculosl. was decla red by Dr. Sat· terth wal te to be t he most prevalent a nd the most dangerous diseQ,se we ha.ve. One third ot th e deaths In Germany. he satd, were due to It a nd t he ratio I:: even more unfa.voro.ble tn France. Russi n. a nd Austria. A campaign or educa tion a.mong the laity, as well as among those .mtcted with the disease is necessarY in successfully co mbatting t his disease, "First of a ll, he said. " we must understand that tuberculosis js not comm un lcable like scarlet fever, e tc. Its methods of propa gation are u nique, P ersons In ordinary good health do not t a.ke 1t from others or, It t hey do. t hrow It oft agaIn. OtherWise, we should a ll ba ve It,'' I t Is In the overcrowded clUes a nd a mong the oyer worked, where vitality 10 deple ted. t bat most danger lies. As markl ng the progress that has been mad e in th e t reatment ot consumption , Dr. S att~':'thwalte declared that It ~Ias genera!); adm itted a t the pre!ent time tha t P' (mona ry consumption Is curable. As to t he treatment, he sa id, the firsteta ge patients did better in high and dry a ltit ude!!!. while those In the lait s tages ot the dlsea.e did better ge ner· allya.t sea levels. There was little room to doubt that substantial progress was being made In the battle aga inst t his dIsease. The discovery of an tltoxlne was de- . cia red by the speaker to be the greates t dlaco"er y of recen t years In the medlc&1 world a nd he predicted t hat w ithi n the next ten years s till greate r results wtH follow. Concern ing the number of v ictims of thi s dlseRee, Dr. George F . Ket'ne of Rhode Island, addressing the Natlortal ::'on(erence ot Charities an d Correc tions. said: ,lConsumption has c laimed m?re victims than a ll the wars o f his~ory, a ll t he other plagues and sco urges )t tht human race, Even in the s hort .Ime since Dr. Koch dis covered the con JUm ption ge rm, mo re tha n 2,000,000 per!ons on this continent have succ umbpd to the Intection. The a nnual tribute of the t:nited States to this scou rge Is 100.100 person •. Each year t he world yields JP to consumption 1.000.000 peo ple: eac h 1ay,3,ooo. Each minute two hUman be ngs are sacrificed. Ot the 70,000,000 In~tvldu als now ltving in the U ntted :itates. 10,000,000. at t he present ra.tto ll~st Inevitably die or co nsumption," ' o fight the d isease many ol'gantza;lon6 are now givi ng their ti me and Il oney. Hundreds of Ca tholic women m B rooklyn a re engaged In a n e ffort to raise $lijO,OOO fo r t he establishment ot a hOSPita l to be ut=-ed exclusively tor pertons a ffllct£"d with oonsumptio n . Time , nd time a gain Pre~ident L ederle of the Jepartment ot health has reco mmend td that s uch 0. hospital be b uilt In the ~rea te r city, where the d isease Is In :reasin g with rema1l1table and a larming :l pldlty. In lhls borough a lone it Is 'd81d more than 4,000 persons a re am lctIlasewith the dlsease, a lthough many :he s nre only In the early s tages. A ll ~um local hospitals a re filled "'Ilh conpti"e patients and owing to la ck ot ~ccOmmodations these victims of t h e read d isease mingle with otht'l' per Ions ,vho ha v t1 n . e en rely dIffe rent a 11hents . Complaints are often h ea rd trom eSe patients in hospitals because they 1~~bcompel1ed to share the sa me room r Id st u~ercu lOSls patients. The L adles' lita l o,~ ~ltYh of Saln!. Catherine 's Hosla s ~tarte~ n has ,.a mem bership of 600, )Ita l f mo.emen t for a new hosIt th or consumptives. The members fh.urC~::Cllety are a ttached t o Ca t holtc 'ugh a nd n. dl~ere n t par ts ot t h e bor· ~rtIOnal In"'terlone at them Is t a ki ng a lary $160000eres t In rals l ng t h e neces )ullding ~'ni c::~Ch t he new p r op osed The bUilding Will b Lnd Will be ft e tl ve sto r ies h ig h Irontage ot lS~e~root. It will h ave a leep. From t e e t and will be 96 teet trot naor the ~~I~~eet pavement t o the lere .tone d ng will b e ot Belvl· -eto... • &II tile reat WIll be ot Ohio r ,,~"\Ol'l~ a...t noor " 'i11 be the c. cella and private northwest ! rlo ..... strickf"n myself, on a. tar-awa.y ",Vest PI: o Country hilltop. " 'Itti'Hen", "vt t h the scent of the Irish You Editor BurrILl E C hann el In Our nostrils and grey sea. mou with the Su 0 xprue :-An accounlln .. m ist swirling o"erhead these stormy Ur the Pe n rrosate today 'hOWl the ~I~ epring days, 40 ot us are gathered to - noo~. Ihow nne estate to be $221,108.68. Jt Wb ,claim, agllLlost the E'IJta.t.a to be $-'i.I gE'ther In a. phthisIs ~anltnrtum, looklng for. Uat , then, b«:omea of those 1mmenso d! upon oursely t's as among the first fruits w h e of a great experiment. We are helping din I . ttl 0011 nported lUI :t, ICOOp in aD IIftr" Since It now appeus that tbf'.-a. to demonstrate the cura.bllity of th e In_ noo'? UJr. mJlappropriations ":ere purely d rurable. A~ .. e questlo D of lut March cornea ~ T" enty ot the gathering are women Ing•. Wb8ro did PeDa~11 g{llt btl mODf"Y?·' Quarter('d over there tn n big. snua r~' worle BYRON II. STA UI'F'El Buffalo, July 8lh. house, Ivy-hidden, and monotonously the e pJ c tu resq ue . Here, 100 yards a way. are end' Winter and Summ er Rates ' the men's quarters. fL whole hamlet or n.'~ r e Editor BultaJo Er.p ress:-Wm you pu • • brown bungalows, t'lTberg ing from the 10w.1l Bt' In Tb.e Express the freight rates by rail green of a wide fi eld, like Ll. c lu mp or anywhere In the West to Butralo t oadstools. thor" Bua'alo to New York fo r 8ummer Wh e n you h nv r tRken In the ta ct th at mtts,""~In tor to show ""hat dUr.renco tbe clol'lin both hou~e and bungalow seem to hour' t e canal makes" H. D. GaUL J e~s 1 Wolcott, July Bt.b. .team will be able to pass th rough the swarm with huge. obtnlslve windows ,,11 1' Insl~tent1y propped opeD. eye n in th~ There t8 usually llO advance of from hr building proper. but ... !II escape thro ugh despite. your dinS; five cmts per 100 pounds of grain from. ve ntllMlng fiues to tbe root. The s ec· kpenest e~t wind's ond floo r w ill contain nlore cells tor the knowledge of the pxperjrnent goes a o'eIc' cago to N8"IV York alter the season of Da elgh" tlOD cJoees.-Ed. Expr~s. sisters ot Saint Dominie, a large assem- step farther. Fe' For the r(>Qul~ltes of a phthisis-cure bly hall tor a conc1a\'e or sisters. a.nd receptlon-room and parlor. Rooms for the are fr eSch aIr In pitmtitlJde, a c linical nre' That Trolley Accident. you,) accommodation ot nurses will also be on th ermom e t e r. a fund ot anim a l spirits Editor Dutr'aJo Express:-A.a Q. clllr:~n ba.UI tax-payor I proten against the mllllDed (this Is the patlent's contribution). and th'e second floor. The third. fourth and Bt' holdlnK tbe in vestlgatlo n by Expert Ba.f tlrth tloors wil l be fitted out tor con· 3. d~tor who must combi ne th£' qu a ll.sum pUYe patie nts. There will be sun tf es of a martinet, a prh'ue d etec tive rret~ ~~ld the stato railroad commiSSion. It , contrary to all rules of law 1n parlors a t th e extreme south end or enc h and a good c hap. But, firs t. of all, pure It Is' wonl o~ e8 of the International Tractio n Com~ tloor and a root gar<Jen will t o p off the ufr. My bunga low, blP way of example. Is a. n.nd An l\'as PM\,nte o.t that. Surely an e bu l1dtl1"t. should know that tbe state Is rich enou:~ Chi cago has now Co r the nrst tim e a m e dlum- si7.ed b ed room. but H has two t en t provide accommodation Cor such an impo H , big wind ows nnd two doors. One door hospital excl uslvpl y tor consumptiyes, Inqu iry as thIs. Tbe compan y Is on the Saint Ann e's Sc..nitortum, a t 48th aye- gives straight to the outside. It stands lane ten sh-o and abou Id be treated :tI any 0 -open day and nf~ht. So, too, does a.t will def(Oudo.nt, but what do we read tn tbo pap nu e and .Dh·lston stree t. The butldlngs were designed a ccording to the most tm- leas t one big wlndo\\'. But (or the mlti- and The npert, bavlor,- held hJs E'xnmtnatlon P~Jv~to In the oWce of tbo general manlll gatlng ("fepct o r 1-\ !'liet of hot-watE'r etn" proved methods kno,vn to insu r e perfect o t 0 traction ('ompnny. makcs up hi. ~ san itary conditions. There are no cor- pipes, curinG phthisis would be- a chilly as to "'ho Is responsib le for tbe "ad ners. and scarcely a ny wood Is used. operation. But (-onC'rive- Y'o urself, It den t and then ('0011)" adjourns to tbe ca: ...9tBJ The ]rO<lUot8 ill company '" Ilb the trae Floors and waln£l co tlng are ot m acollte, you (·an. II Yln~ in .. ~t'ooln wtth omclals. 1 think he sbould at a.nT rate h w hile th e '''ails are ot porcelain or pol- e\'erlnc;;ting "'~ ta e -opf' n doo1'- ~g to Tf decided that It WB8 best for him acllng Is.h ed ni c keled brass. The sanitorium Is op€'n field s. Given (rpsh olr. you C'an begin you r 10~P bebalt ot the state. to seek retl~ent u to be conducted bl~ the Poor Handma ids his verdict was liveD to the publle for 111'1: of Jesu~ Chrt£lt, a Cathollc sist e rhood day h Ere wIth t\\O others of the requls- Suli.~ he is actfng. It Is due to tbE' public that w hic h de\'ote ~ Itsel f ex clusive ly to the Ites-your do ct or and your t hermom- Inf~ futUro all such Inquiries should be held tim· public and In public omcee so tbat we I!I care of the ~I('k. The hospital, whi ch e t e r. Half-pa st seye n or eight is a business (,8U3 bo info rmed through the press as to was built e ntlr.ly by public RubBcnp· tion, wlll be devoted primarily to th e hour [01' all th e m ed ical start of the the) llne of examination. The tollowln& qucst! erc tbe cars 01 care ot tuberculosis patients tn the ear- plaC'e . A score of patients have to be h e rr Bbould be 8.Dswered: "i~lt e d by each (1o('tor b~fore bre_ ' l.kfast, ('at crowded 1 'W ere they traveling over tbe I lIer s tages. allowed by law, a. t hey somethuea do 1 In co nnection wi th t he ope ning or t he and pl'o"lded with a morning's wo rk. It the Niagara 6treot., &t the rate of GO mUes Chicago hospit a l t he Journal of tha.t city 1S th e thcrrn omete r that d('t~rmln~9 how theS bour T It so, '9o' 9S the conductor or mown) dar responsible tor such speed or "cre the}' uq' says: \Vhen one stops to thInk about strenuous th a t work Is to be. A tempe rature well below normal sed orders tram the cUl.D.n gement to trayel at t t he prevalen ce of tuberc1:l losls, It a pI outrageous I!Ipeed! Th~se may po,slbly pears a lmost Inc red ible that th is new means full worlt to th e patient and work Its the reuonl!l for the bra kes faJling to Q.D8~ hosplt3J Is the tlrst of Its ki nd In Chi· me-ans wa.lltlng pxerclse. ]n conclusJon, I beg to SI\.Y that I conlt For the ~talwnl't whos~ lungs a r e we ll sar cago, aside from the consumptive hosptthe state expert's Investigation a ped tal a t Dunning, whi ch, Instead of doing (In the m~nd , the doctor's sentence may tre farce. for the reasons I bave bere lU:p lalq any thing In tJarti cular for the cure of be seven. ten, or eYen more miles. For mo· I tbllDk your paper for havlo g given us the disease, has d emonstrated Itself to the weakling. n o w but half- e lnerged of much Information a.& It haa undcr unue; be a so rt ot easy dying p lace. Then, from the valley of thE" shadow, the walk dUJ dl1!lcultles. JAMES BURGESI ButTa\o. July 8tb. too, its conne c tton w ith t he cou nty poor- may be a crawl of halt a mile o r eyen As: less. So, too , with th e ,'Ictlm of h igh ane house de trac ts greatly from its value. Rais e i n Insuran ce Rates. " Heretofore, consum pti ves withou t te-mperature. But every patien t get s any means In C hi cago haye bee n hopel ess. his a lotted marching orders almos t a£! slxEditor Buffalo Express :-Tba st'vt"ral I~ reQ. tbat bave been appearing in the public p T h~ hospitals barred th ei r doors , and soon as he is a \Ya ke. Your doctOl' knows the country as JC tioi. for 8. f~' dllYs pn.st relative to change D unning was the on ly alternati \'e, e xcept to d ie In wre t chedness at hom e. he were an ordnance l1lap. "First vile of yew r3tes an d plan at a.&8essments In the Ane' Order of United Workmen are sOblewhat It That p ubli('-sptl'it ed cltizens s h ould timb er this side of Babingt on, " he may be s il"ad Jug, a.n d the figures there shown conI '1 have pe rmitt ed this co ntllt1on of affairs t ell you, ond you will find the timber to tbPl ord lnar.,.- ""'-tfer t.be- 1.___1I't" 'gil so long Is a sad commentary on the there. L ess comforting fs the direction 1n e hardshi p Is entailed upou tbe older mem~ "'Go to th e SuICide CottagE'," but td.. bace of the order. While It Is not ou r Snte.nUod philan thropy ot t he clt)r, but a systeanfg KO into detail upon the ratE's adopted mattc ano earnest.. effort finally prevall- too, may be In the day 's «ork. Then brea ktns t-a commonplace IUllr the euprem6 lodge Ilt its eees ion or to disc ed, and th e Poor Handmaids ot Christ tbe action of tho members ot the order now h a\'(~ a notable institution, whic h breakfast, not by any mfl'ans toned down b~ l8embled by call of tbe grand master 'Workn to invalid dellcacy. You eat yo ur solid sun w 111 accommodate- 300 pnU~nts. Monday, It Is onl}T fit a.ud proper lha on. tort remains to be seen to wha t e xtent ham and tongue a nd your bacon and or& 'Wo rd at explanation be given. The r&l"o eggs and sausage 8S t hough you were calf Saint Anne's Sanitorium w ill fi ll the ratN!! Dnd ('bange in pla n thAt will ("ontinue d rer operation , InclUding guUDllty fund paYWE' t b ill, but, a t any rate, It is an effort in hale and whole. : M oreo ver. you r ubiquitous doctor ts I T do not moterlally aftect tbose ,.,.bo are b~ the r ight direction. and ho lds [orth st rong hope. It Is probable that even th e re to see that yo u do it, and to see ber_ 55 yeOors old. 'W hat advanco haa been m III these rates are R.pplted upon thl!l guara: wit h Its large- capa.clty. It w ill be found that no tragments remain. An earnest ot 3 fund, l\' bile those wbo reacb or have altai! too small, and that other Institutions doc tor has been known to- pursue a re- Its _ the age of M wJII not be callcd upon tor I of the kind will have to be e rected. The · cnlcitrnnt patten t, carrying to him two unCe further payments Into that fund, but , s<..tentlfic trea tm ent of eOl1sumptlon has o r t hree c rusts w hich had been left ne- In~ par a flat ratc of $1 _20. ]0 a ddition tbel I un,. meulbers who ba\'e attained 65 YC3f'S or de monstrn.ted the tnc t that th e d isease gl ec ted. An d there Is no appeal. The shame-faced patient mu !t sub- w}le have the choice of several optioDe, amj Is anything but the rel entless scourge it was be Ht'ved to be a few years ago. m it. ·Wlth b r eak[ast. as w ith a l\ meal., bni>- thew baing a paid-up ccrUllcnte at an &mol co mputed by tho supreme lodge, Kov~rl The most etflcacto us t reatment has been app ear. a pint ot m ilk. the so rest of a ll ot :t by the age or the member, one hnH payui o t l. proven to be th e ~Impl est. Instead ot trials tor the s ickly. In cash. ba.lnnce to stand as a loan ASaJ Nine o'clock. or soon arter, s ees the rIDe cnrUncn compli cat ed me thod~. th ere have co me to, lutnrest the reon to be paid nt into use prope r living, f resh nt r, and Inhabitants ot t he sanitariUm sp read of!l' rat€) or rour per cenL , with reduction or t To tlftcato If desired. s unshine, and some of our mos t prom- th emselves over t he countrysIde fo r the No pa rt ot this mise 18 used in paym~n Inen t medical exper ts hnve dtsputed the allot t ed ,,·a lk. And It Is no talr·weather Ue. <''V e'tpenaes ot any kin d or description, Is value of c limate. provided the necessary performance . Ratn, snow o r shine, the wa.lk mu s t ~lJ!.. now, and never has heen, nor can It be. physical conditions can be secured del' the l;lwS or tbls or any other fltatcwithout a c hange of abode. l\{odern co n- be accompllsbed . an d sma.1I heed Is paid lOO.l province, but is used exclusl\'cly in paYD, It<l. to soaked garments. s umpth'e sanitariums have adopted t his of death 10ssE's. Tbese new rate-& were ad Whatsoever the weather, a nd whether 0'<" . ed by the supreme lodgo at ita lut .('!<~ t heory to a large extent. Thousands o r we, t he l"alk's term ination be tar o r n ear, and will be put In force In this state }IL Cures have been e ffected by t he cons umptlve snnltarl ums, especially in E u - one unbe nding ru le holds good. U ntll Md. proper time. An Item bu a ppeareo.1 1n o)t tbf" dailies 1';tatln& that an old In noo n no patien t who has been .sent fo r ~ rope. Tnk n In time. It has b ee n tou nd hflS paid In the amount or $2,000, ,.,-her(lM that tuberculosis yields ,,,·I th s urpris ing a. walk must s how his or h e r face inside n'e" ract Is, M shown by tbe records. tha.t R. the sanita.rlum grounds. A nd to t a ke readiness In t he ma jority of cases. lar«est s um tba.t has been paid by any m "Yet, w ith all tha t h as been done two or t hree hours walking a roUe tn can be r of tho orde r In tbls state Into the blt In recent yea.rs to- fight the insidio us d rizzling raIn ts no e nv-Iable occu pation, a lo l clary. rellet nod cuarnnlY tunds. up to C(Jl~ In cluding the payme lll falling due on d isease, we are compelled to ad mit that It may be sa id. You may r est by the roa-ds lde when dtr l 10. 1903. I. 1703.67. PERRY scarcely a beginning h as been mad e, The task Is so great th a t It s ta.ggers and where you please, but walking- tt'e Buffalo, Ju ly St.h_._ _ __ o ne. PubliC a pathy continues to be the tim e means enforced absence from Bgi att worst o bstac le. Stringent laws are need- home. h",. Qualities of Co ura g e. A t noon the walk, w hatever Its length, ed, an d v igorous hen lth measure~ s hould t1r~ Editor Dutralo Express:-l was mu('b en must have been romple ted , a.nd t h ere be rigorously carried ou t. Vas t s ums talned In reading my frlt'od "Shlll .. ltLb'," t o ll ows, as a natu ral corolla.ry of the C~tl. tlrle on Irlsb historic hurling in ft} , o( money n.re r e q uired. "I paRe of Mon day 's E xpress. HerE." It' a v6ry ' ''l a rest hou r I n this connection is It surprising to wallt, a. r es t h ou r. dt sentence In tbat interestinr,- ('olllmunlc a. bat you must arEtt notes what a wret chedly small propor- means re-s t so comp "Physical couragE' UI well as strt'n~h use a cha ir which 11 ft .. feet oft. t he agility is nn e8st'ntlal requisite In playtng tlon ot phlla.nthroplsts· girts go to t his atn Irish national game, eye-D to t bt!l p~esent ti ground . cause. The C roesus who wou ld give ae there Is no room Co r 11 coward.' I pa So unexc iting a pursuit a.s letter-writ- lrell \~ for some time aft('>r reading tbls n.nd tho $10.000.000. S8 )'. to fight consumption. Ing is ban ned. a nd, mor eove r, again ~ ~ tr it was not posslJle lor ~ucb R thiD; M m wou ld be doing a se rvi ce to humanity your noc tor Is there to see you carry o ut I <:."'t! courage to ('nter toto an y sport. That that " '"u ld be beyo nd estimation In figdiE' en('o or " Sbilielab " lel me thl.,klUI( a' orders. PO' Ireland and Irtlbmf\n Ilt home And .Ibroad. ures: ' ~ 1 lhought of an exprt'ss lcu oC )I("l'lghE'<r : ~ No light matte r the day's big mea l. no Irishman look hot' k Into the hlstor~, or S.ANIT.ARIUM LIFE . w h ich [ollows. To t he weak ling t h e re ainn.., country, tor U Is enoult'b to ~I'\.r(l him. are times when d in ne r s pe lls tor t ure, (ro . thOUGht. It ruck me, thllt, tbough tbey Programm9 of full M 9als, l ots d. indeed, two m eat course$, one n t a n .Air and some Exercise. t er another. demand attention r rom an y F rom t he L ondon Expres. On e d ay las t s umet· In a London street st"rnA-ch. Not thnt a ll dine alike. YC""- f"1 ""\ ... ~ ,vlth a vast dish ph thists-strlcken wrEttc h ~ pn .. on ~ each hi s BeC'uuse h e ri id 80, hln ., rell to pa.. tha t "T ----- d.t: t AP01 t~==:==::;~;!;:=:~ ,~ �.................. . ..... . ...........1?~....Jl:"~.;; . . lw.. .. . (L ....--.-==-==-.=-#=== ........... -~re Et or W ater a nd Other Matters. ",..~ " ProgrE'ss." Is matter of getting pure water urlfylng our present su pply. is .. impu rities edy? I would suggest two ways o ut of the t ro uble. T hc fi rst, wh ich is t he be"t a nd nuulesl, is that tbe city extend its lim its fal' enou'gb lo the south on l he lake shorc so as to iuclude a ll t he ler· ritar), the sewage from which is lil,ely to IJass Buffalo, then build an in tel'· cc-ptin~ sew(\!' largo enough to CatT Y oJ I Buffalo sewage to orth Buffalo, and between here and Tonawanda buil d a fil t er ing plant and puri fy the sewage before t ur ni ng it back into Ni. agar a River. Second, if t he people 0If Buffalo shoul d rouse t hemselves to make lttl effor t t o be free frour the bondage of tbe cor porations which run its s t reet railroads, electriC light and gas plants, t he first step wo uld be Jar the poople of Buffalo to bu ild a iarge electrical plant at Niagara Fals, owned by the peope and r un by the city government for the benefi t of ali the people, bUll ('sIJE!cially for the working people; 75 per cent. of the people work fOI' wages. The intake pier could be e nl arged' an d the pumps one by one could be moved to the pier, a n d therE! r un by municipal electricity, the city water mains to be extended to the pier, thus r emoving any danger of leakage from the ca~al. If tbe proposed electrical power plant was large enough , and Lhf're Is no reason 1\\'11y it shoulrl not in lime develop 1,000,000 hOI · power. t here would be electr icity burn a fter pnmping all the watel' requi r ed. I see n o r eason wby every dwelling in Buffalo cannot be supplied with electricity for all purposes, coold ng, :ighting and heating, at less than wbat it costs now. The United States Government ('an borrow money at 2 per cent. in terest. The City of Buffalo can borrow at 31f., per cent. A municipal power plant at Nia~ara I,I In::f~\Iemse I V<1S uniting in a political pa rty of t heir Own . Is In Elk Street. thus creating a ha~ which caused a gren.t \ I nnd M.ass In Ruins of Diomond Mills Becoming Dongerous Menace To Heolth of Neorby Citizens. the 1''I'italing deliberation with which thE' grain haR c1ecrea5ed in Quantity "ffords no counterbalanre to the increasE' in the off€'n~i\:eness of the portion wlllC'h I'pmnln~. ThC' IIp'11th Dt"'pnrtmpnt clnlms not to be at (udit i1 r--the mntter, bu t no tangible rea~on hns thus far bern f'hown why mu ch morE:' energetic step~ ~houldn't hn,ye l:H~E"11 tnl{ell to abate the nul!ol:ln('E". It J~ certainly trying for resh);>nts of the locality to have to endurf' th€' conditions cau~ed by the presencE" of. this ma~s of damaged graIn while awaiting the !'l.IOW unwlnrl- t I In spite o( the ap peal made to the ability pestilence will spread to other A ldermen last we ek and the numerouS rest.den ts blocks from the place. . As nearly as could be learned eater d r equests to Health Commissioner practtcally no steps have been iake ta~ Greene of late. the ruins of the Dia- fward r~moving the cause ot the dl5~O~. . art. Ald . Colllns of th e 4th Ward 'b m61lCi• )101s i n Elk Street sta.nd a he~p Ithe th· nul~ance Is situated , ~as ~aid I " Yoe\'{~n· .ere of f etid tilth, r eeking with pestilence. per ng and al alower measuhouses re pas&ed the up· of both the Co Little p(fort has so far been rna.d e to Council last WE'i! k directing Comrnl~~n~~ .remo,.e the rotting graln. It Is eltmat· Gr('ene to look afte r the removal of the ed that fitly carloads of the de,.C'om· rotten gra in. Negotiations have been In Ing of lhe red ta pe of omclal proced· ~osed stuff Is lying in he<:'\.ps on the site progress bet ween the- owners or the rnavt t.h e t"ulng The recent ralnfo.ils and t~rlal and tht' Health Com missioner fo r ure. the warm ;';en.~he r haye bred a. rester- ~otl·S;:t t';;('es~J~t~~t\~~~g~~·e bti!lI~~ert\~~ lng mass of t11~S, and maggots t hrive any order will be enfor ced regarding the hi. countless numbe rs. The odor aris· dt~posl tl()n of the stuff. ........................................................ ing from the ruins has pervaded the It was ~Bld yesterday that the nuisance atmosphere for cwo blocks a.ro und and would soon b{> aba ted. as Dr. Greene ls already causing sickn ess und dls- l~arnE"d t the Lakeprope Shore Railroad "a:" the. tha ownE"r of the rty on which ........................................................... . trE'SS. the mill ~lOod, a nd that thE" co mpanr had NearbY is situated tht" Elk S treet ju~t ('losed a deal v.-lth a Tollffio concern 'Viaduct and the abominnble stench ha.s for the rt'mo,-al of the grain. AbOut 2,(XXl blowll In under the structure d uring bUE'hels or tht' nt·srne1llng s luff Is the ~ the muggy weather of. h.l.te and has property or Plohl &. Son. and the~.. had a . . d t Flt s force of mt-n engaged about the ruins yes.~_..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..' \ seemed to he the1 e orman. e terday loading It Into caTS preparator)' to have swarmed in countle~s mIlllons \ against the windows and screens of the remo"al Si<'knes!'l ha~ alreadY takpn hold at the esidents, necessitating the use or family or A. Bannister, at No .. 633 Elk \ rlamps eyen on n. sunshiny day. Strert. who I h'~s In clo~e proxtmity to In!eclio\ls diseases have al r eadY be· the ruin. Benntt"'. the 4-)t'nr-old !'Ion, he· " f '1' It _ C8 m ~ St'rlouslr ill and Dr. Boyle was gun to breed among the :;tmlles v - summoned. ~hortl'· afte r anolher child Jng ......·llhln the immediate Ylclnity, a nd ,..aR takfn til and 'In nearly eve t"y O~ h" it ste-ps are- not q u.l ckly taken towards l.om(' In the nt'lghborhood the pt>ople ar the A.boliti(?n of t h e menace , in all ]'ll"ob- romplalnlng of "tolent he3dllches. Fal1 s wOlll d earn enough to ~o h~ a radical cban£:e, which can on ly ~Oughl ahout by the worl( ing peo- 9~NER~L PROTEST .'{ ON ROTTEN GRAIN deal ot complaint. The grain has l)een I rr1ll0ved wllh monumental slownC'ss at the rat" of only f1 fp,," load~ n. da~r. the in te l'est and also pay lhe p rin· back ill twenty years. if the busi. was n lll with a single eye to the jJu bHc good . T thi nl( it goeR wil hout sayi ng th at the busi n"ss of this city will not be ru n with a Rin,E!le eye to the publi c gOOd by either R epublicans or De mo· crats. .What ts wro ng can not be marIe right ""Jth a.ny pal('h work . ~I ,lere h as got ~~ ~~~ ~. or nuisance rrobably correct. It should be an easy MaUer to prove IUust ha,'c e ntered [rom the canal. ASRUm ;ng thal the t "oulJle comes from a le'll\ into the lU ll nel, wha.t is a rem- ................................................... .............. .... .... 1 •• ~1 \,. ~ ~~~.~~~ . ~ ABATE THE NUISANCE. ~ ~I1 51 '50ronO alll 01 alj1l1ul (ltn mO.lJ .ta1"A' Ct.u n d tu IJc i m pure, t he .. ~ t about th'~ week~ a quantity ot bu' led nnd damaged grain hU!; been lyi g in the ruin~ the Diamond \ live Question . Tb e editorial In th e Express point· ine: out that t he t r o11hle may b e causpo by wat er Waldn g f rom the E r ie ('ana l into the t11nn el. whi ch conducts th e whctilOl' it is or not, fo r if a sample of " ltlcr fro m t he intake is a nalyzcd and found lO be pu rE!, a ud It s",m pl e from tho water'IVo rl(s is aualyzeLl and ~~~ ~ . ~~ -_ J ~-- "! I \ .................................................................... ............................................................ ........ SAW DECAYED FISH " REALLY W ALK AWAY Huster's Descri pt ion of Con dition nt Clinton Street Market Impels Alde r me n to Instruct Wtlrd to Remove Wa ste Daily. I!f; hs, but he didn't do It. He cer· ayed 11sh, "which literally walked mont tain ly didn't do it Saturday, and on 'ay" at the Clinton Street lIIarket, Sunday th e rotten sturr thro,,,n ouJ.J;li-·as the subject ot resolutions offered N ew Tenement H ouse Inspector r b· by Al d . Huster at yesterday's meeting came a nuisa nce. The H~omp missioner will youch tor this." ""ntly appointed by H ealth ,.s;:ommis· ot the Aldermen. He asked that the ~ard said that the men in the sioner ,\T9'1p£ D. Greene, M. D. Commissioner of Public WorkS live up ma rkets were to blame, as they did not to his promlse and remove the waste from the market every day during the put the garbage In the barrels and JO H N J . uno ·w N. s u mmer instead of twice a 'veek. He won his ft,ght. too, after the resolution where the co1Jectors could get at it. Ald. Smith moved to amend the r"Oso t hat the Broadway Market had been amended to include the Broad- lution uld be included. Speaking fro m ex way Market, where a similar conditIon wo perience a s a garbage contractor, Ald. of affairs Is said to exist. blamed the stall tenants at the Huster said that residents in the Martin marl{et tor not dIsposing ot their ",ute p v IcInity of the market had come com· R.ORE E NE \ T AKB S A CTIO N \ plaining to him of the stench and ask· in a sa nitary manner. ing: "vVhat kind of an Alderman are you. anyhow?" "The fish." said he, "were llterally walking away when I went to the market. The Commlsslol ""r of Public Works promised to send fc. • an hour from closing time. The ga rp bage men can get the waste It theY Ald. Huster-There is not a market in t he city which i8 not cleaned up within try to. The resolution was then adopted. the garbage dally during the sum me, Notice was posted on the ruins of the Diamond terday by J Ul .. .1.. ,J~Ol" . ". . , "· ~lills In Elk Street yesHealth Commissioner Green~. directing the owners of the property. the owners of the mills and t!1e owners of the grain, or their respective agt"nts, to appeal'" before Dr. Greene at 3 o'clock thIs afternoon and show cause why the city should not abate the nuisance by removing the rotten grain. Dr. Greene has dpclded \0 take the buli by the horns, and compcl the remo\·a:l of a nuisar.ce tha.t has nauseated all of the residents of that I · . . .. . .. . . . . •• ••• •• • • • • •• • • •• • ••••• •••• • • • • • • •• ••••• • •••••••••• • • •• ........... ,.....,.................................................. ~~ .. ~.~~~.~~ ...................................... ALMOST ABATED. R~en Grain ;Ruins of Diamond N fl,'SANCE WILL BB ABATBD r Dr. Green is confident that after to· day there will be Ilttle cause ro,he residents of Elk Htreet and A ott Road to complain. ---------------- Mill s All to be Removed Before Night. ....~ ....~ .. ~Vh...l ..4 ..woa........................ ~ B ITTEN B Y A. DOG. . I Arthur No. 85 ackre ' 7 years old, who lives at t he left arm s~n Street, was bitten In tront oC his h y a dog while playing in was owned b Health orne yesterday. The dog ya ne ighbor. The Board o' was notified. At las t the removal of rotten grai n in the ruins of the Diamond mills in Elk St reet Health ~~~ ~ .~ . ~ ~. ~ lIMf.S. ......................... 'I ....=::. ................................................................... vicinity. - COM~ ... ~~~.~~""""" is Commls' that a rep Railroad, assured. Yesterday Greene Dr. stated v,rhl c h he.lth tl,e of the Lake Shore Railway had called upon him nud hod him that the rest of the dnmageJ owns the property, call ed upon him and said that "'hen the in th~ recently de8troyeU DiRD1:d Y in Elk ~treet would be . re-mo mills ~'ere burned the i nsurance co m· pany sold the grain as a salvage to a uil:h t. Toledo firm, which lett a s mall quantiot gra In in four pits. t)' These pits a re each four feet deep, eight teet wide and twelve teet long. Each contained grain a bout a toot deep. Water ha d settled on the ~ rain, which caused It to become contamlna cd. Yest.rday t he Lake Shore wa t work remo vl11« the g rain. Greene, s tated~ls mornin£' thnt a entative of lhe Lake Shore j Dr. Greene "tnlcd tha t ~n spector from his; depnrtment w('ot 0 ruins of the mills this {oreoMU to lbnt t he clmnos;!eo grnin WRS mo"Pd. The grain wnt-; Rold to C(jlllpaI!'lI compnny by the insurance ,yhich had the rhik on the rppres~nb\til"'e of the formed Dr. GretD. qnnDtitr of ruln.~~~~ �"......... .................... ........... ......... " --~ k====-.::~ ST~R :::EMOVE 'HURRY UP, MR. MAYOR, MENACE TO ~ HEALTH Dr. Greene Declares He WiiT Post Notice on Ruins of Burned D ia- Mills mond Elk Street. PUTS RESPO~SIBILITY 0" RAILROAD ....................................... ......................... ~.- tZ····..·........ ····· ..··· ..1' ............... ......................... ..................... . ................................................................ ................................................................. . , GKESHORE CIS TO ABATE A N UISANCE. IT'S UP TO YOl:!o - r Pure W ater Expert May Be Engaged by the Boa rd of Health This Week. Not until Health C mm Greene return. I, OtTIQ -....2 issioner ..... ("llf11 S. wlIl anythlllg be done towird 1 racuse action Of re:moving th e burned and d.maged graIn in the ruins or the Dlnmol'c1 Mills. It seems. Dr. Greene diS Rt the bedsIde 01 a sister who is angerously 111. • .T he LaJ(e Shore Railroad had made plomlse. to mov" th e grain but th health inspector detailed on' that e '5Jgnment reported yesterday that IJt~~; progress Is being made and that only 'lbout t\..·o c-arloads have been removed during lhe week. There are three em ptytwo can~men 011 the track it Is saJd and only , t • . < th I vere a work removing G e ga n. It 18 expected that when Dr. reene returns home h e wlJl di re the p~rt.m,,"nt ot Public Works to ~ nUisance away. ............ ~ECAYING GRAIN IN RUINS OF DIAMO N D MILLS T O BE RE - l Healt h Commissioner Greene an, Mayor Knight, twO of the three members 01 the Board of H ealth. had an Intormnl talle- this morning about the water situation. Dr. Greene . said h~ thought it would be we"'1"r"t'O"'"declde wlth-. Ul turther delay upon what expert Is ~o be engaged to examine the city waler and to have him visit sup "ly. Y h Buffalo h In th e near future, this mont per aps. The Mayor agreed to meet Dr. Green~ tor a fin,,~ considel"Q,.lIon of the MlbJet'"t tonl0rrow I\lQ\·ning. After th,e confercnce was over Dr. Greene \\ as asked If an expert had been decided on. ":-.'ot yet," Bald he. "The )1nyor had t attend a. m eeting of the Pollee Com· ~tesloners this morning so we cu t our ta lk short. J think tomorrow morning, however, we'll take th e subject up where we lefl off todaY.,and determine who shall be employed. . . "Can you say who probaoly \\ 111 be chosen ?" wa~ asked. "No" said Dr. Greene. "there are half a dozen excellent men in this line In the co unt ry. We haye heard tram most ot them and it will take some con~lder. a.tlon before we mak e a decision. • Dr Greene said he wished as HtUe delay as possible In getting the exper t ' ABA TEMENT OF NUISANCE SLO W M OVED TODAY IN RE- SPONSE T O ORDER. rf'prcsentatlve of the Lake Shore Rallroan Company last night calle-d on Health ("ommlssionf'r Gl'{'enp ,vith regard to liW libli(p 'Posted on the ru!ns of the Diamond Mills tn Elk StrE"et. rp· qui ring th e owners to show cause why the rotten grain should not be rE"mo"\'t'd by th e ('tty and the expense charged to thE" owners. From this man Dr. Greene Ipnrned thnt "'hen the mills were burned the insurance company In which the grAin hA.d been insured. had solei It tn a Toledo oompany. This comUL 90'" pany h£'llev(>d all the gratn had been re~ moved by itR mpn. . .......... .............. ................ .. ............... ... . .. It was ler.rned thR.t a co mparatively small amount of grain was causing all ...... ........" r.. .M.~.$.r................................. . the tronhle. Tn thf' ruins there are four pits. ""oh Four feet deep. eight ff'€'t wlrle and twely€' feet long. Each contained grain about a foot deep. \V ater had sC"ttled on the grain. ('ausing It to hecome In a decaying ('onultinn. The repre~{'ntath·e Informf'd Dr. Gref"ne that the Lake Shore would remove the remaining rotting grain today A.n ir.flpe('tor from the Health Depart;'lent wns 5('nt to the millS to LAJ<'E SHORE RAILROAD TOO SLO'\V A J RQttini Grai n Will Be Take n ). way by City and Cost' Asse~sfi!d Unlt ss Railroad Takes Immediat e here. ""~:;~.. ~.~.'.I.~ .. ~.~~. :~:~.~~. ~\:~~...~.~~.~~.I::~ . ~~ Action. ................................................................... In all probability the ill-smelling grain nul.!lance on the sIte of the Dlamond Mills In Elk Street wl11 be abated wlt1:ln a lew days. Health Commissioner Greene declared yesterday that considerable dlfftculty was experienced in flndlng the owners of the slurt, and as yet this much -mooted point Is not defin itely settled. "All 01 the companies heretofore Interested In the mills deny the ownership 01 the material." said Dr. Greene yesterday. "so I have decided tha.t the Lake Shore Railroad Company. on ~' hose propl:'rty the nuisance Is situat· ed, sboul d be compelled to remove the stuff. I have already comm unicated my Intentions to the officials 01 the company. and they have replied thlll lengthy litigation w111 lollow If the r. moyal at thp grain by the city Is a~· sessed to their property." Chu r<'hlll & Company claim that they have no jurisdiction In the mat ter. as it pased tram the ir h ands several weeks since. I have beeon Informed bY Charles Short, who Is at present overseelng the removal of parts of th e grain. that a Toledo firm has closed a. deal by which the menace will be removed within a week. At any rate, I will post a noUce on the ruins today requ iring the owner or owners to s hOW caU::le tomorrow why the Commission· er of Publlc 'Yorks should not remove the materIal Immediately. which would entail a 10<\8 01 several thousand dol lars to the owners." The sc~rclty of cars is advanced as a cause tor the laxity shown by the railroad officials. It there were more at theIr disposal the railroad author· ities claim that the owners of the stuft' could make the fetid piles vanIsh rapidly. OTH E R NUISAN CES . JUst now the ruins of the Cold Storage Company'. plant are occupyIng the attention 01 the health officers owing to the ca rcasses of the dead horses burled beneath the debris. The density of the population In that locality makes the removal of thp horses imperative. All 01 the available teams In the city are being u~ed tor the removal at the ruins at th e storage plant. Dr. Green. thinks that It will be a difficult matter to get a sufficient number ot teams at the site of the mill ruins In Elk Street. but he expocts to have plf'nty at ('ars placed at· hIs command before long. It Is expE:cted thal the railroad company will no longer delay the mattel' In view 01 tho dpclded objections r~lsed wlthtn the last lew days by neigbbors in the ~Y of the nuisance. ............!.. ~ ~ ............... ~ " ................................ '''' """ ·"""""l ...... I. ~ ................................... B/rTEN BY A DOG. . rd F. Bead h t . Wall wntkin s aw of 962 Grant !J'e terday a tternoong ?~ Amh erst street belong to Alexand w en a dog sa id 10 herlt street bll hl~r Morlngs or 20 AmI" . The Wound In tn€' ca lf ot th e lcc. GeOfie \V. 8aYle8~a. C'aute-rlzed by Dr~ ... _ vvURIER. ............................................................. ~ _.. n r .................... CITY GETTING I N llE'I'>\ IMPATIENT 1"« nOTTIXG GRAlX_ The He Q.lJ h p c p~rtm ent is very much .... ........ .. .. .. ........ ...... ... " ...... .. .... " ................ dissatisfied ,,·1th the manner in whIch the Lake Shore Railroad Company is ............................. .... ...... .............................. attendIng to the busIness of r emovIng _ -:===============;;;;;;;~ the decomposing grain in the ruins a! "" the DIamond mills in Elk Street. Th. company llas made many promises to NOT ALARMING . cart away the stuff wlthdut delay. but the l'('port of the h ea lth inspector he l'l-"port for the mouth of June shows that the railroad has made very by Ie D{'p:lrtmcut of n f'n lth we sC'o little progress thus far. thnt-us had be~I >r('\'iously reported-There has been only two carloads of the grain removed thJs week and there there w{'re 0 d('aths cnl1!'1.cd by typhoid are now three cars on the tracks walt. r(',er. durii1~ the month-a very disa- ing to be loaded but only two men are grc('nhl(\ cold, wet month. this year jal work getting the grain out of the F ilt r ation Plants Come Hlgh_ ~ roblem of a. pure water supp ly for " ' t.burg is before the Council of th t city a nd almost as a matter o! course a controversy is being waged. Apparently the only way by which P ittsburg's water can be improved is through filtration. Such evidence as L . . ruln~ ooklDg over the returns by WOId. we It' is not unlikely that when Dr has been gathered Indicate. that filtration plants come high; It also indicates find one dcath reported in cach of the Greene returns home he will tak~ following: Fifth. ~l""('ntb, Eighth Tenth charge of the matter and direct the that belore Investing In any ~uch ap- SC\'('ntt:'l'lIth, E~i~hteenth nlHl rrwentv: Board at Publi c Works to remove the paratus here, as has be.en urged from fifth; two il~n til. in tho Fifteenth ~ 'I ' t grain and charge the expense up to ' . • H ln ~ the raUroad. sorpe quart~r~, the ci ty sho uld go slow- IS there In these returns that can po~ ,j SuspICIOn thll~ ly and with ~xtrel1le care, having in Siul! be conj~re~1 into mind the advice which has been re- Buffalo is drJllkJllg impure wa ter? celved from a prptty tail' a uthor ity JUL I (' th at Buttalo probably can obtain good ... .-.. .-................................ J ... ~ ............ . water without the adoption ot s uch . ." ...................... means tor its purification. The Pittsburg Di.patch been " studying up the case to some extent. L I . ........................................... has with rhe conc lusion that 1=============================;======= mechanical IIltration. the cheaper system, where U! E'd, has resulted In an increase rath· er than a diminution of typhoid fever, wh ereas sand filtration Is r eilably effec tive In preventIng disease. A sand filtratio n plant tor Pittsburg, however, is estimated to cost $5. il9.000-a sum "I ' TWO OR THREE MORE ~ DAYS, SAYS MAYOR. , , Then an Expert May Be Named to Exa min e the City's Water Supply. I I :Mayor Knight stated today that it well ca lculated to make th e taxpayers would he two or three more days at least f nap and think. But in the District of betore the Boar~ ot Health comes to a final decision abo~ hat expert shall be Columbia, contracts for a large r plant employed to Investigate and give ad\"lc~ of the samE' kind have been let at a to- on th e water situation of Bul'falo. I "HC'alth C~lssione r Greene was tal cost of $2, 00,000. which moves the called to Brooklyn to r a few days be('au~u I ot the lIIn£'ss at his sister." said 'Mayor DI'patch to remark: "Why a plant to I{nJght. "'INc will n't\lalt the Health r CommISRlon€'T's retu rn. There is some de· supply 400.000 people or less in Pltts- lay because we ha ve at least halt a dozi'n burg should cost $6.719,000 when a plant men to choose tram. and we wa nt the best. I believe It ~'Il J pay to tal<e a little th at is to supply 600.000 people in the time considerIng the various expe rts bpfnre decIding on one. AFt 1 !'=ay. we want D istrict of Col umbi a is now under con- the best ,a nd we menn to get him. whot eyer he Js" structlon at a cost of o nly $2,800.000 Dr. Greene. bE't.ore leaving (or Brool{· Iyn, ~ald 11C hoped that the Question ot not yet been explained. The figureS1ll.n experl would be decided Jmmedlat('lv' w Id t t b' . upon hhl return. . t ou seem 0 pr e8~ n a 19 ma.rgln a "'~~e nre cnrefully considering the sey- I profit for conlr actors, or graft for om eral reCOgnized. au t horltlE"s on th18 subject 1n th(' counlry," said h€>. "and we cjals and politiCians." hope to employ thE' one best adapt(>d fO!' this particular !ctnc1 ot work. I can't say In case this s ubj ect is further agi ho It wl11 be. (or I don't know." tated in Buffalo, several important considerations will call tor scrutinyw hether any filtration plant Is necessary. and It so what kind; and w hether extravagan t profit or magnitudinous graft would be Inseparably associated with th e e nte-rprise. hasl .- I �I ........................... . .................................... ..................... ...................... ....................... .. .................... ........................................... , rs Orl~lOr~ for th.e !:'oh-inl! of th~ prohlelll ~f obtain- ~o\ll:.e, :c iuA' pure ""ppl. \' tofthe w uexpert te r . orw Ii I find it isn presnmod tha that tlll' prr~rllt ::m Pllly of water i s not >0 A'ood 'I' il s honld be. ON Al~R S~rrLI. r .... v·· I .. .. .. .. ................ ......... .... ...... .... .. ..... ... ...... ..... . I WATE R SUPPLY_ a state"lent r egard ing the water T bus f nr, t wo plllns hll ve been sng· su ply problem w hich Butta lo Is now A'est.d for obtaiuinA' Il p ure waler supply seeking to solve, Dr. E rnes t We nd e, for the ci tro One p Ion is to e:\:tend a. former H ealth Commisslorfer , glves t uu nel ont into th e lnke a nd ~et the wnter di r ect f"o m the IlIke. The oth,'r f ou r Impor tant pOin ts tor consid eration. / plnn is to con.lruet n fil tering p l:lIlt and These a r e that th e wa ter s h ould b e filter t he woter thnt is now being s u p· take n direct t ro m the lake, tha t no plie,l to the city. pa rt ot th e In l a k e should be ext~ nde ll n~nlth. Commission er Greene. th us fnr! ac r oss t h e caflal a nd h ar bor a nn und er hns .not ,1eclnl'l\d ilimst'lf in In-rOl" of tLhcr a. t runk sewer as a t p r ese nt. that propplan . Ho prfers lo lot the experts ha,·. e r sedlmentallon s hou ld be prvv lde-I lhdr sa) I",fore be sal" unyt11lug. Ha Ilnll t ha t the sup pl y an d inta ke pipe. a t has eXD. Iniu('d hi~ r('a~ons a number of , t he r esel'\'olr sho ul d b e dis tin c t. time&. BlIrr!lloninn~. he think,;,;, \\ Oll I'1 preft'r to Ita\'£' t he opinion~ of reco:Iniz(ld A s to the firs t poIn t, tt is, or ('ouTse, l'xpC'rt~ ou Dlatt\.ll'~ that way iu,ol,e an generally known t ha t th e m ost pertect ouUay of millions of dollar~. sedimentatIon Is t h a t a rto rded by la k es. It W:19 IpnrnNI today tbat within the Lake Erie is s ha llow a.nd mors or less past few wrl'ks thrl ~ hilS bpen a [110 1.,)11,:1\ easHy !itlrred, yet If a sup ply cou ld be invcstig-ntion 01 Buf[alot~ water slippl.l. got trom 1t several m il es t rom shor e, IJrC'~ent it i~ unlle('e~~ory to :-;ny jU'it it 'w ould p robab ly be t ound that t he Ern est We ~ d e Says it Creates At w h t' that iu\-C':-;tb:ntion \\,Il~ lTInur. It is sutftcient to fitntt' thnt Dr. Ernest ' ,"(.AmIc, wate r was practically pure. It, th er e tJ I the Difficu lty With the forlll('r hea lth (,Otnll1iSr;ionc;.-'"'ar Buffalo, fore , In conju nction with the natural who is tho rou!!hly fam ilial' wit h llle loC':tl l I!edl m entatton provIded by th e lake, City's Water. water ~it\lntj(.lD. has prepareu a l'eP?J' t 1 there cou ld. b e sedimentatio n In reser011 this luntter flnd the important pOI nt I volrs, the c ha nces a re tha t th e water of this r epor t is thnt it is nhsolutc ly unwou ld be about as pu r e a s possible-a t ne<'es~n l':r to cons,tI'uct n tilter ing plant least it wou ld be pure enough for genfor B urrn lo fo r mallY Y<'ars to come. nl~o era l use. It would be n ecessa ry to have that the on ly thing' wronA' with Buffnlo'~ a perfect reservoi r sY8tem-that Is the wnter s,upply is tha t tllC ~r"tem is wrODiZ. Dr. " 'rnde's rcport IUIlY be sumrued til' water shou ld be r eceived Into the r eaerThey Are Made ill a Report by Dr In four points, ns follows : vo ll's by a dl trer ent pipe tram th e o ne Pirst-'l'he w ate r ~ho ll ld be taken (H r C'('t I that carries t he wate r t o th e consumer . Wende Show ing How Evil Co nf rom the Inke. Th is Is t he fourt h poin t m entio ned by ditions May be Corrected. Second-Xo part nf th e intnke shnuld hE Dr. Wende. e;nended n('ro~'3 the cnnnl and hnrbor and The second potnt-th at t h e Inta k e under a trunk ~ewer 3S nt present. tunnel should not ex te n d und er the T h ird-Proper sedimentation shonlrl be canal, harbo r and a tr unk sewer-was Although 1I Ryor Knigh t and H enlth prm·idcj. touched upon tn The Expres s a f ew Com~ r Greene bll, e h ad a ~ l<'Ollrtb-The "uppl), nnd intake pipes of informal talks r olnth 'e to th e employ' at tbe r escl'voir sbould be dIstinct. days ago, w lwl1 It was a s ked if 1t was ment of nn expert to in quire into t he local Re lntive to Ol(' fint point. it is (+liIl1Cj~ not possib le that t h e In ta k e -tunne l lea kwater supply conditi ons, no decision has th ot nny expprt on w ntel' wiII ('oLlcede ed anu t hat the seepage co nta ined th e bepu reaclled yet regarding the eXlle~·t tha t w ater tnken from a lakl' is apt. to obnoxious germs. It will b e l"E'm em " 'ho wi ll be a~ked to come here. I t I S b~ more settled than thnt ta),en from a bt:red that Dr. Fell 's e xp erlment~ with likelr th'lt a Ul eeting- of t he board of l'iYel'. (D(ler the ('on(1ition~ ('xj~tin~ n.t Uoats showed that, un de r n orma l con,heruth may be called " 'ithin a w eek or BO' lllurralO tbis is held particuh,,·"· to be d lttons, at least. the sewage t r o m th e at wh ich definite netion may be to k en. tbe ease. The intake for Bufflll"'s sup· ",,"est Sene('Q region en t ers th t~ ca na l "'Ve want n DlaD who will be able to ply is IocntLd ne'ar the head of ~itl.l!ill·!l give us the best information on the sull· r h·cI'. Th(' ~horefi vf the lakf' COllyerge and harbor and does not reac h the tnj Pct.,· ' :-.aid ~Iuyor Knigllt to :l Commer· to t he head of the river and the \~frect I S take pier In the river. I t th e tunn e l ti RI reporter. °'1 ur that reason we ~o much the same a~ pou.riTl~ ,yater thrnu~h does Il:!ak, it Is r easonable to Inter r\ot care to be h'lst)' in the matter . " e a funnel. All the r efUEf'. it is dnill1rd. that germs trom this sewage seep Into del l't wi~h to woke flUY mistakes." is 1\ DshC'd di rectly lllto Xingara rh'er the watt!T that Is sent t hrough t h e pipes ~\ s 113.':' In:en ('oxpluined in the Commer- nud purt of it is bound t o get hto the to COU$umers. The~e e x perimen t'S were rin l. the- t'x prrl w ill not be expected to intQke. made with great care a nd the ir 1 esu lt .; makp n dil't.."'Ct exnmin:ltion of tbe city's As rt'gards t he stirr ing up of the lake, f urnish much rOOd for though t . w ater. n~ ~jDlpt.r will be requi red to it iF: cla.imed thnt proper ~edimcntR.tion l" Xa millC tbe reports r elath-e to the COll- w ill t ul<o cn re of fiOy fo r eign s ubslao('('s It Is appal'ent trom t he dlscu ... slo n s f ('ition of the water which have been pre· in the water if the resen-oi r is nropcrly t he water question by D r. W e nde that }tarN) uuring tlJe past teU yea r s by om· cOll~t rll(· ted. T he contenUon, therefore, he bell.Hs the tiystem b y w h ich the city ('in.l~ o( tile heal th depar tment. _\. ~ a r.e- i~ that alt.hou~h L ake Erie. owin~ tn its Is supplied Is to blame l or the Im p ur iof this exnmination, thc expert ~nl1 shnllownc~s, i~ rrad il y stirl'ed up, the re ties in the water. T h e supply Is ta k en to IDnke a r epo rt setting- fo r th t he is no particular danfrcr from th is :mlll'Ce. from tht: river and th er e is n o IU'o per condition of the dty'", ,-v ater su pply. R r lativ(I to the se('onci point made hy sedlmenta.tlon before it is sent t o conT ha t report t hen will he come t he basis D r . ,,'ccde, it is insi ·terl that tbe intake sumers. The question a t o nce ari ses 8 !'t t unnel Cl tf"nding ncross the canal and to whether It would be cheaper, if pure harbor leaks. and that sewage ann olher .... ............... .............. I dangerous materia1 from the barbor and water coulu be gOt In t ha t way, t o m a ke cnnn i nter the tunnel. Tho pl'oximity a radical change in the sy s tem, o r to ~#O~ ~ I of the trunk hewer. which passes 0\"'1'1' •• • • •• • •• • • •••• ••••• •• •• •• • ,(.1 • • • construct a Interatton plan t, w ith its t11(1' tunnel. al~o iR n ~ollrce of rlHI1~{'r. permanent ('os t (or renewa l. Th is 1$ a R el!nnUllg the nll(\ged Ipilkin~ r:'ondimatter which on ly ex perts. w ith t he ir aon of tho tunnel, some persons ha ve fIgurli:s. can definitely expla.ln. maintnin~d tilll: the pres~ure of the W:lt(1'l" JI1~ide the tunnel would t{'nd to kool> out fO l'ri!(n Ulotter wh ich ot herw ise ~· WA TE m i ~ht get in throuA'h the leak,. Dr. "~{' lld(> flAYS t hnt such rensolting is r ut, ····~N · ··· Ui· RE·R: ··· ·· ··· ···· ·· b ecuu~(;' the wnte r in the tun nel is hei ug Mayor Kn ight yesterd a y promi sed to sucl,ed lhrough lhc tnnno l by the pump. appoi nt a 'f\'ater expert In a few days ill~ ellgille~ aTld this suctiou, if an~ th ing, .............. .. ... ........ .... ... ..... .. .. .. ................ . .. . to use np t h at $2.000 a utho ri zed b Y I the Co m m on Counc il In th e in vestlga- WOll d tend t.o draw tho sewnge um1 ca""'''''''--------~=====:'=.= tJon of t~ e source or wa ter contam tna- uni nnd hSlrbor wate r through the leaks. tlon. 1.'he thjr~ point is exceedin~ty irnFormer H ealth Co m miss ioneF W end e pertnnt. It is conlm,led by Dr. W ende has prepared a r eport 1n r eg ard to p u re thnt the:re is absolutely no sedimentation water . Hts report may be i um m ed UP of Buffalo's water supply except ~uch as In four points, as ta llows : takes place in UI(, water 11ipes and mnins Firs t- T he w ate r s hould be t a k en direc t f rom t he la k e_ bu r iNI in .the str~ets, tlH' last place i n T HIS EXCEPTION COUNSecond-No pa rt of t he int a ke sho uld which F;edlll1rutalion should be nllowed. CILMEN H OLD PROP OSED I Nbe extended a c ross th e can a l a nd h a r - Sedimentation should toke pia('...e ill the bar a n d u nde r a t ru nk sewer , 3S a t l"C!serYoir, but it is ('on tended 'hat this CREASES FOR E NQUIRY . prese nt. h ld emmot tnke place in Buffnlo's new r(,F:rrThird- P roper s ed im entation s OU yoir (01' the rea:-;un t hat the pipes provide(] With the exceptlon ot the udvanc(' to I b (>Four t h- T·he ~upply a nd int a k e pipes throulo!i~ which the wnter is fee.: into the $1.200 g1'antt>d to the janitor at ~chool at th e r eRervolr s houl d be d is ti nc t. -->k reserVOir nh.;o are \1-.:('d for &e ndJllg' wa ter No. :? all of the- salary lncr('uses lecom- - to tlw COU!'iUUH'rs. mended last Monday by thE! Board of SUf'h waR not the cose with the ,lid AldE't'men, Wf're held tor investiga ti on u / ( by the ("ouncil. h D .. \7 , l'C"s(n'oil' 011 P rosl1ecl avenue. Thl're the T hr increases are largely for t c e~ .. ... .. ..... " .... .... .......... .. ... ......... ....... ..... .. wa t cl' went into the re!o.ervoir throtlJ!h pnrtll r nt or Public "Vorks. though soma are 111 the Department of Finance an a set of pip('~ 11lid for that pal'tit'ulnr tht'- H olth ~ iSSlOnf'r's .o1t1ce. T hey JWl"I'OS(', and W;lb ~ent to the ( _ :-. UUlCN I will he consMered In commIttee. .41 thr(ltlgh nn ('ntir(lly differ lit sct of " pipe!":. Tn the old reSl'n nil' Ulcr~ W :l-41 !KING INTO THE OITY WATER. olllpic opportul1lt, ror .cdimenlatiou iu ~ ~ rI • Er nest 'Ye nd e call s atten ti on tnkl' 1113('(', a.ml thnt is !:inid to b9 the ........... ...... .. ...................... . ery f orcIbly to the d a nger o f put ting ~hie f reason "'I~r BIIlTalo's ",at_r 'U!lllly E.Xf'H!;::x:,. I nothe r t unnel under t be Erie Oanal II! tho ,InH of tl~e .olrl reservoir wos ........... ........ .. much hetter Ulan Jt J~ now. nnd the north harhor. on a ccoun t of To s niff at ' 'Vnte r . ) Iuny wote1' consumers have notie~d George W . F uller ot N ew Yo rl< has Beam s In tbe r oc k and p ossible leak- th a t in cnsps whf'lre there are til'f'~ in appo In ted by ~mm IS~io n et' a~. 'rho wnrnlng Is t ime ly. Dr. t heiI neighhorh uod the wnt!:'l" . h1Jrtiy b eE'n GI"~e n (' of t h~ he~ IU: r~e!Ja ?.l;gil£ fO f'X hereofter hecnmf:\s pxceetliugly l'oi1~P, ill t 'We nde's remedy Is to tnk e water from ~ "he w a te l' s upp ly. H e ~\' lll get $7G fnr o u t in tbe Inke lLnel h nve It thor. Rome C44I;['1) bCjDg Rll fillf'd w ith pn l'lllY o day t1'om til e $~, OOO rccent ly a ppronw tc·rinl thnt It hI'H'·Y ~pdillellt tl rtlp ~ to p r ia ted by th e Common Co u ncB. In s ettled in reservoirs befure It t lH~ bott "lfl uf a glas!i' Ji lJe-d willi the w a .. par t, Ml'. Fuller w ill d eal wH h th e pu t Into the supply pIpes. Evident- tel'. Thiq st'dhncllt is Ule sam ' l"t'tli. Ques tio n of es ta blish Ing a water-filtra_ Iy th e "good enough" wllter theory Isn't fiHlt. whirh h.ul colkrft'd in th (l ~'ily ti on pla nt t or t he city. Tl w lirt~ enr;:ner; ~tia' up by h im. Tbe doctor Is an ex· " ater pjplC1!ol. t.he Joi"ditU('Ht Wh iCh , in liorUlJl timeR, rcand h as no desire to live In a muin ... to It gn'nt p:\ ro t in titEt uOttOUl of thn J)itl(!s ~ows There is no Need for a Filte ring Plant Here for Many Years. -=. AfILTR~TION r" PLANT ON ~~Lr ACR[ Of ~AOU~ n. U I Manufacturers' Club Interested in Scheme Submitted by William H. Dopp. OUR SYSTEM WRONG. FOUR IMPORTANT POINTS. I I I 1 ........ .... ....... W DR. WENDE'S VIE~ l)N 'PURE R ".. ·. ·........ ···.. Juf . . ··1903 ..........·.. · .. ···················.. "' JANITOR GETS-. MO RE M ONEY. WI~ r€: I JU ................. . FIGURES IT WOULD COST $1,500,000. Provides for Softening the Water - Present Pumping Station Plant Cou ld Be Utilized, He Says, The iManuta.cturer.' Club through It. secretary, MUlard F. Bowen, has beI co me l-nterested 1n a new flltration IPlant laea submitted by WIlliam H. Dopp ot this city, a chemical and me. chanlce.l engineer. Mr. Dopp Bays t he plant he has tn mind on paper would coo t about $1,600,000. could be put on ha lf an acre of ground, wo uld not only pu rity t he wa.ter as completely as a Pas teur filter but would sotten is so as to mean a tremendous saving to I ma.nufaoturers an d everyo ne usIng jsteam boilers. Further, Mr. Dopp saye, the s ystem w ill embody the best points of the best filtration systems In this co untry &nd Europe. I A model <>t t he filtration plant, larlf enough to fi lter water for one of tt !bIg ma.nutacturing concerns here,)D 1soon to be bull t. Its efficlency ca n then be thoroughly tested. As it stands now there is nothi ng to back up the assertions ot rM r . DoP? except his experien(p and his firm bellel In the feasibility of the plan. Mr. Dopp has received an Invl ta'tion t rom Commissioner ot Public Works ",Vard to explatn the proposed ,p ro cess tn detatl and Health CommlsIsloner Gr"",e knows wha.t the Idea I,. M r Bowen tn speaking for Mr. Dopp, ISo.lid yesterd~y that the filtration plant, so tar as he co uld see, was the most 'pe rtect that has yet been BUggested or pu t In operation . An ozone plant Is fl gu red on tn connection with t he filtratlon plnnt to Insure absolute purity ot ,the wa ter. Mr. Dopp says the ozon~ ! lant wo uld mean aI) expenditure 0 '~.rh"'p. $500,000. while the plant prop~~ wo uld co91 a bout $1.000.000. t ~e SUgc'hu. t hat "the plot of ground a ~ usa. be sett s avenue and the FroD: ~Ighf&nd used tor the pla n t. The c1 ti o~ ns the In that ne ighborhood, and hfd ~'u.ed present p umping station cou 'Ith 'to great advantage in connection ~ the plant. h h ngured Ihe M r. Dopp !ays de th ~ost ot Instalcost pt oper8JUon an t ~C h ti me on the l a tlon He hag speD m I I n work' and h is plans are ce rta n y ~r~ t1 tied to ca.refu l conslderaUon. d Is Dopp 1s a responsible engl~e:~e~nsaY8 r" ,ell known In Buft'alo. Mri-ucularlY Inthe manufacturer s a ~e pa n a9 It prot erested 1n Mr. Dopp 9 pIa ~t eottenlng v!des to r the Clark 1roc~~Se Hme. Peothe wa. ter or rernov ng wu hing Ip le t hroughout the tCI~YJ~~. amo unt wo only a bou d aproviding o f uld soa.puse no w consume, he Board the ot i l I wa ter was made s~tt ha~e Its -expert, Health will dO~ calledr toDBuffalo, w henever he no maye PP discuss the su bject wit h ~. r. 0 . ........................... ..................................... .... \0 ....................... ............... ............... .............. 'W f L NAME AN EXPERT, MAN TO MAYOR T O APPOINT INVESTIGATE WATER SUI'PLY QUESTION. - III be nppolnten bY A ,,'3 1(>r l'XP(,Tt W v, ppk to !'Pend tb l'l Ma ,"or J{ni~h[ within It. comm on Coun('11 t !!.lltlo authorIzed by t~e the ~ource ot the in th~ im'l'stfgatlon 0 wat£'r contnmlnRtioc mmic!'ioner '\fende Former Health lOon ~ih e pure water has .... Iv('n this optn on t Qllpg[jon: . te ehould be taken direc Flr~t-The "a. r bfo fro m tho Jake. t or the intake sbOuldand S(cond-~ro par canal and ha rbOr t?x~('nd(>d a rr(lsS t~e r as at pres('nt. und H B trunk se9;~lmentat1on should be T hird-Proper se t provtdf d. Iv and IntA ke pipes a Fourth-T he ·b!iOUPfd· be d1l'1'ti nc t. th e re servo. ~lr~.:..o_U_ _ _ __ �~" """"""" "" " """"""''''U''' '' '~ ' ''' ' '''' ' •. •• . •••• •••••••• ...•• .. ••... •••• _ ..... .. . . . ......... u --_.................... .................. -... -............................... ..... .................. ......................... .................................. ......... ~ • ..........h • _.... .. .... . . . . . . . . . . . ..... · · · · , · . . . · • • • u -ma l' b<' h I ~19y ,~ I fl"\~:U -h ... Mu, " II~ It 1ft una .i" '0 -.."0 1: "h. \ ... r h~ msy han" b c ' ts I) ___ A 1":-"1.....:0 _ ............................ .............................. ....... I e.:loc:!l-1~ yo~t tl :r"mt - l nlNh:a :: or .. \\ ,t" ~ l ~i"'. b ow . by - ' . n\.·~ the lI3,.,":lr ,,-as smho:->.l '=':r the C'oua~ cu. at cht- .. !l~~'3n~ of t!l~ H ..'OJt h ...£~"\m­ ml_ ~!o::.e-r. ,.:- employ an t....::t~'t'rt toO s e t :'!l~!tr anthor!t:~~ rl.:ht in the ~ ~ Itmman- ~:t"f.::: to ~f'Cure pure \T3tt?!' ~npPl.Y'- Pt':!1s;'S lli. Knt;:!l: is gh' ; n~ the su~j~: $i'r; "IUS thou;ht-'tlu:. the ~e-._ n f" .. tirpin\7 aW:l,Y: notb!n 1$ ~ .n~ don. ;0 re:tity " ,'On IIt.on ",hleh to r at the R3.te C l Ot' ~ h~ 'rf'e! w ill ~~­ a ... t p R.~ Lh[a.k~ - ----- oe P " id 575 ""..-s lid,,;. bad d e.ro~:lS~rated (hi> 0_1 0( nry t h orom:h study o f the "hoi.. malU'" on 8ulhorilY tha, rould DOt b.> 8 qnE"-S:-JODN. 11 y(lr .K br no doubt rt'::!-. S·N 3. '£'r~ous tempts -jon to dod~ ~ ""po .ib!ll!y for what ma y N> tl M S"Y "'>:1'<' c,' sod ro b<>ques h th€' loen rsbl .. task of I'ro\'ldl o? a bpr;('r wa.Pr upply hi •• u :. The <:ry o f "gooa tI.!\. :: t;[U~ t l"\ {"t."'{lt :. eo l' "':tb:l ('t e-x Pt"h" on t he w ft.u r ;>""ugh "'at r" "'as woont I I n!ltll'~ --tnation io B uifAl'l. but pr-. b ed IDE' him .. nd It .....,m. 10 hs \'e bePIl hoped ht" w )uld It~ :' IDt;:' ha \t~· hi ~ 8 u.~"er in ft ,n , m .. q UIlr,e-rs 1M th.. popular d .... few i 9. ~':::'. " " hr n I ·.,t t ('l t he- ."\e\~ t bi .;:: t Cln"nCk'In mand mi. !lt b.> stltIN b y a Ilt ue 0" I !'\'lnd a 1 tt r f f' n' )Ir _ F uUt"t' l "'f t ¥ trlch policy lit !Ii. um€'. in t' r! ~ iob.. ~ (r. F ull€' '' i ... a mt'mb(.r \ f Mayor Kn~~ht k."1(>k5 10 tbE' fulure as 1' ht> nrn~ ~ f II r'T' C' ..\:. Ful1e~ ... f ,.. - t"~. WE'l' as 10 h€' P"'SE'llt In m ru.:Jo!; Ihls r Pl!.l ftuth'rh y th - appointment. Mayo ~ m .. and bUt In b.'. let· Ih~ ~l .. rpmaln and u s~ ""ller year al>l~ In a nd year Out lnd ..ilnlt ..ly. The dt: ....romen· tba: pro\'ld ~ I h~m fit '\\'ll' leT ca.n do IlOlhloz Ibst mil more SDn'Iy MrO l.he rt'wftrd of popular respeoct 8~gratltud ". " in tlIleq~T I !i>:='::. 1: )layor Knhl~bt _ uJ.d at ll.s:t roncluJ\! [\) d u no!!l!:l~ h!.:- a~tI02 WQulJ. on!y be in namnl ~ Uf':lN' lTith. h ~ s !nsC'tion QQ \\'. I a, ... .......................................................... . ~ ••.• . • • •• •••• •• •• ••• •••••• •• •• ~ • .• ~ • • •.• • •• ·· · ··· · ~ . . . n ' • • •••• • TTPh(li.i !t!\,tr co:tCnue-s to I.: t m3CY Ih' :;; and mu~b sutr~rz anJ Iu~s of by m money and time in C e,"el nd. w-h.ich Cal: be chugnJ. t..., :lothl but the d ... tt: furn.!he<l toy the mU!li · c: ral \~tmme!:t . Summt?'T has ('QUl~~ " [~ quiet wEath~r. fntl r.l!~. and th~ Is..k e is ,... 0 " "',!\ tp :QC.r..'5:td. at " ' hleh po:nt it ;; 1m «jb:e tha t the .... 0 1"1 condition. h!-re a t ~rtain ... eS5~ns C'Ould 00 equaled. ""'-'8lli'e C:eHla:nd's draJnage tlnd th!t of ",,\'eraJ oth ..r la!!;" cilies tar,her down th.. lake is addN to ,h~ w ~.I which Bu1fajo U S~5. th~y are _t~ e ",ate rrpply I'robl~m in a dUre-ent w ..y. Cle\'~I'tnd Is huilding 50 cew l{"Ster runnt] film m ! !~5- OUt :n the lake. 3.Dj t!le loc:t.l new~Jl8pe c are ur,;, ,~ In! complerion. The Leade~ 1n a bslt-eolumn edl 0.; ..1 Oll Tn : re:JW the condle"ll$. The bez2Din!; and roncillBlon of Ih! r· t!de ,,1]1 ,h \\' how dllferent IE Ihe ,.I..w III Tom L. John: n'- • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ BETTER T1L!.S IilS WORD• Per Da . n~wsp..\?er nd e,ery otlk!al .... ho bod any·h ng ~o .1" ~hr mane: pronoUC\.w ~nt~I~rsb!e t e5~ th! n s.!.J: CIon !l. 8 ':0. and " ' h leh the S"'t~ BoaN of Hosltb has NndemoN eyerr Butrll.!t.> _ ~ . •• • •• • • • • •• _ _ •• t'n :,\h.lnt.!:ay 'tsy 'r Kn ; ~ht ''-'IJ a ~ E \\' ~ rt.... l "'n\' r . 1. t h e a nd D:-. .!.1.~ne ,, ~r" n .(0 . -- p t u('h .n tb.~ manf'T or 6 I'P" ! 0 ' n <:: s Wi"~r ~'>:I'<'rl and Ihat 8 n s PPQintmi-:l'l' w ould ~ msdt!' .D a te1'day.. n Tu - lay Ihe apPO lInen! 'WS,O: ann\,.... uD\:'t."t.1. )18Y(l r lin; ht "'S$ b.'·,~r so h. W~ 1. In m.... k . n~ 'b ~ :- sp '\~ n ~meUt he h~ <"i i'Sl'\'\1 awsy al\ 'h~ doubt (bar ~ w a loN 10 Ih~ rou"'~ of t h~ dt: \,<,row Pol In · d 110 z with ht' .... a pr problem. Th;> Ip au\'e dep:u-·w .. m h ad p n:rr!ded the &.od mca.os t r Ih exppn io· T~dgatlon all<! the be&lr.h 0[' AUT HOR ITY H ,s Sen ' c- ~ s 10 t h e C it H.,s.t!I. ~~t'f;\r'S1 ~H'k.~ hl.t"~ .......... . . . ... . ....... -h t" H r _ .r..a ~ ! u; ... nvest.l!.are e \ a'er S tuat or in Bui'a 0, _,. "-!u-cht="T'~: !~ r~ t!it?- :Usyo ~ .......... n ('~ :r: -'Io !i j I ''':nt!\. ~ m:s::'C':-S t!r:!": In a ClsaUi"r h ~ro to i"'xplaIn whE'D i:. !;; :'t'rae;nbE-:N wS( ht' !s t!le (10 ~13J ~t.iJ ~! tae &'3N. of 0. • ... . ... . . . .. ........... . . _ l \h..I>HIFT. l..n.. It .... .<1 h8' ~ 0::11 W's"C'r ... '"' (h~ .. . ................... . . . who ::::~\'e:­ u< a:t 1 :h ell S~ :be .:;: ti, J • • •• • • • • '\VAR N I N G ..........................._....-............................... SELLI NG OF ~ GRAI N as a gi"O- more ~e: ­ r.ed and looks bettor than It did In t::e ,..toter or ~p:lng. Bu: the a~ and n ' .................................................................. t O. n :m.a.l and shametuUy 13::g.:- death from L"Phold continue to be re- l l!:'~ ro r:~ w-ru alter w~k .. " Ey-p:y da..'f' L Itr.:ponct in su"h 3. pub!~C' trcp:-O"e-me:lt_ E'·~ ry h o ur - beAlth~ wfalth. and Ml"pin ~5 tQr Cleveland. That fact QU ht never to b~ t rgotten by an)' official ('! tbts d tr- ""ho c&n h~~n the work ye-: to be done. ~ry day i!. tmlX'rt!lot" In Butrslo a. Wl'U as In C ... elsnd. ;\Ir. ;\I3yor. .RO){ER E . ST Ul!.DE V ANT'S Sun OVER CHILD's DEATH NOT D ISCOX l'INUED. thIn 10 ate\\' .........ks Lhe 'eakerrle ....m be In coDttDlsslon al!flln and the &..rd of Health .... W ~ >oundlng the alarm "Boll the W3 ter~t ~ w e rome to the \,,,.>: .. tJon. a nd the dangers Qf Mothpr 5e"500 of "ro!Iy~ ....ater, .... blch mPBns Water po!;;on~...-1th •• wage, the questlon ...-111 be uked. " What htl \'e onr be Ih omelal. been dolo.: to op this?" t~e COurt re"':lro.!ii: t od.'\ \- it appe li,· H " llC th~ fl I ; n b r'C' u~h t ~!urde \' \ nt ~af ns: [he . i n J a. ' ~r :r I; x pen :::,i\ e- one .. t ;~~~ "a~ ~.. ~O~g. I~~ti'~ ~ ~s~~~~~ the JUt ........... ..... ........ .... .. ............ .. .. c .. . ~. orner E~ 0 . . He l hh a ~ d Dr.: B ~~'~' thp Board 10 ,.." '''''cr $ • 000 nd Wrlgbt. daugbter. LUc:lle. orb~b" •.deatb o f bI~ '''~ C'Cl nat lcm had bee drompulsory :.0 ... :;:t ' 8 .. .. t Jng R. j udgm e nt o'·~rruJJng ~ mur~ r t o th er hunc th C'() lOrou n d that it ,,· os Ir :-t>g." ,, : Tbo n a rt'<' tL..")n 't\ 3.~ j .•. i" r.... ..... ...... ~ n"lS e an ! anothf'r Jud ""- ~\7 ten tlQn of the- r hy to appoeaJ (0- tbe An _, ~Uate Dn J ~ lon fro m the ruling of iut ce C bUd. on Ihe demurrer Que.uon: - DOG BITES LITTLE BOY. a 53ie,gu3rd a,pfn!t future nu!!-- H~a!th burne-d and <!a.m sgtd graIn. C'ommiSkE .. t.. " Jlte-r D. G~ne afternoon $pnt Ie: ~r to Hen ry C. :\t(\t'fat. who8e maltb ou~ at Huron and :\Iorgan stre-e-ts was de-- I ye 5-:.~rd3Y stroy~d by tlr~ f'e'<"il'ntly. l\) a~ t ju d lciou:tly 1n rf'gard to s-e-lling the- grain.. ~o that the same trouble 1\·...,uld 00;; be €'n.:-ountE'rE"d 8$ was With th e seUin~ ~ t th e gram in the rutn~ o f Dlam<>nd Mill • • ~·hen the Dtam",nd {it E QU ..A~ anc~ from I n;ent pn :£'red (ly~rrul :n g th~ d .5_ M the ju~~en t h:lt1 n o t btaen :o~~r;:~. e APPf'Jll:.e Dn¥ lon WOuld h , • .............. ........ .......... .. ... ......... .. ............... thi" CS " e bac k o n app.elli. It J;;;;3 ~eS~nt What flUlgtbl~ thing shsll be c!tPd In QU ,don? answer to that iss ioner Tell s .' \r. ~\COffJt to Ex. r-i se Care I n Disposing of Damagild tuff 0 He \ViII Not Be H ~l d Respo nsiblt . f'1~VERRULED. tut o~ tb!- pi'!lo..1 wht h must elapse ~O~ wa .~l' can b~ had .hr-v ug'!i the 10'" tnnnel w~utd C'<'u::t on t~t" ~Ide­ ot Health Com D.&.+"URR ER the (I!d. 8t Elk 8t.reet nd A boot t Road "-ere dl?~l..""'(\Y-N b y Ore- a f ew nlOnths AS"O. thoU!-Ands of bUShel s of grajn were bU rned and damaged by "'-ater. The- miU rompany sold the STain to the InsurancE' ('Om· pan)' wllh " ' bloh tb. bulldlC...<:S and gra in "!?'re tnsurt>d. In t urn tbe In.5urn.n('t romrany ~ld the s:rain to a T oledo N DCE'rn . ~mo "e PAT RO LMAN CHASES A ~IM.AL WlIICH ESCAPE S AND HIDES UNDER H OUSE. ).flUs This C'On("ern did not aU o f the ~~n, which ",tar: d: to rot:, and the ster.ch alfT't('lS l d rore ~plE!' from th~ir h"me_ tn tha t ,-telnXcI"· the ~pa rtmtnt o f PubH(" Works has. to N"min-e wh t rotten grain h..J. s been left. and thl? el:'penst' must be ('ha~ &_ inH an innoCt'nt tt y. pa rt):·. . Ch.lrJes Brown. - yea~ old. "-as pla~~ ­ mg about his: l:ome . ~:.re-et t x~ !:!13 Si"n~a ye.sterday afternoon, when he "'as atuckeJ. and b l aen on the rhrh[ thigh by a do~. The bo" taken to a pby.sici:ln's offic~. whe're his wound "'-3._ W.1. drt' ~$ed. Patrolman H3$'tin~ o f the ~d. Pre('inct. who lVas nearby .. 1 the- time o f the n n8C'k. chase.:i th~ d{\~ for more than a block. but w:u- un'\hlf (0 ca tch the animal. The J a~l ~ n of the brute " . whpn i t d b PPt' red bene3th hr!r1< bulldil1- near .11 h n Stre~t. Tht? Health Dep.artment official$ were nOIU!ed of I b~ " . e. The Inn Rai!road, wblcb ~1.\'C's ent .i'art ~~ Is. t!l~ "~hich O Wr.5 th~ La ke S ho~ property ()D on~ stood the C'1t~~ p.:"'-er mUls.. Th~ laW' t" ~moye !- u~ the- ros e til tbe o r ~ "IrNratlon ow-Df~g thf' rrap .. thl? nU: :'-8r..«~ and ('bRrS'~ ~rron a ~ will ~ done In thF~ ('~e- .. Dr.. Gre~ne wrote- th!- It'ttl'r to Yr. Yotr t t n d\is.n~ hlnl t" N cal"l?tul. 8.S tn tb~ \"ent or the ;("In1f'Any lm~;n~ his :cr-aln ert y. ~ no ,d rem~"ln.F:' It r~s: D!tiblf'. properly he m!.ght b �3 L . . r .l ... .. ..... ...... •. .. .. ....... .......Jllt ...2..3... ),~.Q........................................................................~......................... ................ .......... ~~ ....... C:~g~~icASE. ·; IMPITfE Nf~--..,-- 0011, ·H: ~enl1(' {l~hlllty: 25: t~'phnld fp'ff'r. OVER LONG WHITE TAKES DELAY LACK B Commissioner Health lity in the Proceedings Was Corrected by an Orde r of the Court. A.n or<1('r hn~ b~{\n ('nt.rr('d in ~pecinl term of R\lpr~mE" ('Ot1l"t settillg Rsi<1 .. Ihp jur1i:ml(,n t o"('rrH1in~ tho rl€?1l1t1rr £'r in he (,:\s(' of IT nml'r E . Rturd('ynnt ngninst hp dtr of Ruffolo, thp bonrel of health no two (li'ttrict phy~icinn..:. TIoweypl'. (" nrlil'r wns hut n fll11uni nffnir. nnd. InmNli:\tpl.\' of tel' itfo' (,lltry nnoth~r judqrnt Wf\<;,; £'nt('r£'d O\'('rrulin~ the demlll"Ol'drr ono first to ho"\"'e on thp fE"('ord s :m or(lpl' conrormin,c to thp form of ordpr ill snc h (' n'l('~ prodded for in n Jt'('t>nt d('('isinn of th(' nppellut(' diY1Sifln. City ~\ttoTnry Edward L. JUD,::- Jis nppf.a TinJ! fl'om th e d l\('i~ion o,errulinl!' thl' ,lrmnrrer he intf'rpofl.crl to th(> complnint. in the !l('tj ' Hl . nnd he wh.h£'ci to 1!O bC'fr)rt' thp nppelbt(' diyj ~ i<'11 on the merits :1.1"'111 not on n t('('hnir nlity in the- fOI"01 of tlll' oropr. Thnt wos thE" purpose of ha,iug thp n ~w orilf'r ent£'r£'(l. ~hlf{l pYnJlt hron ~h t his fiction for $2:).000 dnm n C"{H~ on thp ~rol1nd thnt hi~ (1m ,c-ht('r. Lu C'ilJp. !"ix: YCi1r~ old. hnc1 di~l n~ the r(,'lult of compulsory Yarcinnttr)u pHformNl whilt' .;;:h£' W:I~ fl pnpil at one of the- Iltlh1i r !'OC'hoolR of til£' cit \. rity Attorney Jl1n~ demnrrcrl to tl~p cou~­ pl niut on Ihe cTonml thnt snfficit?nt 1!l'otlml~ We-fL''' not :-;tntpc1 to {"onstitute n CRU!-: C of nction. T he c1eUlurrcr wn~ n joint opmufrer and waf' interpos,pd in ,"Rr l on~ Idnds. 6; dlptherln. 7; npnplexy. :n; nk'olloll"m J;j; m.nlngltl': t:{; hf'nl't ~1!i(·,[\flP. ~-I: pneumonln. :!:l; :rp- pf'IHl1rtt l!:', <>: ,io\cnC'E'. 2fI. The deatb & f rom ,-\oli'l1C'e wpre dh'hlpd ns t o llo,,~: Tlrol-nIn~ I ; hili'"". 2; frn<tllr. ot skull. i; rail· rond lnJurh.·s. 4: shork fr om InJurle:>. 3' shork fl'(lm op"rntion. 3; ~ 1I1r'\de. 3; murder' 1; gunshot wound, 1; sco lded, 1. • E l.l<l e mlc o[ lI ens le s. A('('orrlln~ to (' \I~' ph.\'!'!r·kllll5 the Tepprts I'ecelnd t rom t Il(> oM C'plllf'mlC' ot mraslf'~. rnJ!'log hf'l'(' f~r c:~ycrnl montbs. stUl ('(1 0tll\I1Ni. tflt' l ·M new ('nsl'S hn t'e be('n r\'- pOl'tru during th£' past month. The {)\s· (':1M' Is rllmpnnl In Iht' F lftf"t'ntb . Seven. tN'nth. EI/thtf"f"llth. Twpoty,!;;('('ood. Twent;f. fourth and TW1'nry-6ith w:mlll. The El~ll· t~l'nth " ' ard r('\lorted the largest number of UP\\, l'{I~f'S, :i ..... Then' \\'('1'(' 44 n('w c a~C'S ot consumption ;In of diphtherin nud 51 ncw cnses ot scarlet fe\,(>\' Tl1f're Wf'.rr :-).-..'l birth:;, inc l1Idln,l::: thrp(, s£'t~ of twins nud one ~ct of n1plpts. Two of thi" hnbl,,!; \\'('re colored, 296 were girls. n nd :!a:i WNP hoy b:tbl('s. To studpnt,; ot tIll' " raf'(" 6u\('\ll(''' tbeory it mA" l'l(! lut~r· (,l'Iling to h.'urn thut tbe llath·ltl('s of tbe I chlldT(>n born Inst month w(' re n~ follows: 504 JeNE B RIDE IN DUF· Am (' r\cnn. 238: Gprman, 76; }Joll!lh, ·U: OUT OF •\ l1'1ah. 8; othcr tOI·('l gneJ'8. 0'1. COLOII ED ',r,yo Cases o f lIbcege nntion , FAL O TW O CHOOSE ll uSn .... I'i DS. TlH'rc ,,' (>r (' t wo cases ot mlsC'(')!ennt\cD, as ~bowu hy the reports. tor it nppt'Rrs Ibnt thprf' ,,'cr(' ~n-\ .hlu(' wE'c1ding:-. :l. lld thllt hlle th ere WCTC 500 wblte brides then' Dr. Franklin C. Gram. registrar ot vltnl w WN(' only 408 wblte grooms. Aud It al'lo st!ltistics for tile nuffulo Dt'pnrtwrnt ot' Q.llpe-;\l'S lbflt wbNeas t here "'ere s is rol· . lltnltb. bn!; j ust cOlu lllCled bls report for OTt'ct I%rnoms. t hrrp we!'e ouly four d\lsky hl'iflps. :0.0 It is ll11lCD l thnt twO whlt~ ,,"onu'o the montb o f June. sllowt og 4 ()6 dl'llth~ ;1 :' In Buffolo lust month marrIed ne~ro hus ('Ol11 pllrf'<} wilh arrl (or .J une ln~t y<,.or. rbe hunds. I)!'lnrlpul ('au~('s weTe as follows : (onsump- Greene Chafes Over TWO CASES OF MISCEGENJI.liON REPORTED BY Dilatory Ta c t :c~ of AlDR. F.C.GRAM. dermanic Committee in Quarantine Matter. MARRY NEGROES ",r in qlt('stkm . Th('sp pro(,l'('(1in~s w(Or£' DtI'('('('<'snry to ('orr('('t n n informolit.\· in thl' H; ('unr('r of WHITES SAY IT IS UP TO ALD. MARTIl1 Unless H. Brings in Report \ Monday Ci ty Will Have to I Go Another Year Without a Pesthouse. '.Jut 2 ~ ~ ........................... ...................................... ............................................................. .. J I J Commissto t Health Greene Is sick at heart over the del ay ot' the ......................................... ......................... Committee on Sani t ary Measures to award th e contract for the proposed new QU3.l"antlne Hospital to be erected tl(·hfllf of nil tlw defellc1flllt~. Jll~ticc tn t he 18th Ward. ..It seems tmposstble ChiMR hrJd th n t tl l("'r~ wne:; n f'uffici('nt o get the committe to move," said cnnc:(\ of lI ('tinn ~I 'l 11P in tile <1C1l1U1'n"r. . Greene- yesterday, "and tr it does ot do something soon new bids may but indi cnt d that thE' (,nnco:e of 'l ('tion h ve to ba a.ked for and that will de· n~ alleged wns R ~nin~t the defendnn"s, lay the work still more." collp(·tiveiy find WAS not t·le'll'qu ntine hospital appar ently was Three week~ ago Chairman Martin I~' Ptntl~tl ngnin"'t the defendnut~ ~t"pnr­ called the committee together and fou t to a finish. After an almost In- H Ith Comm issioner was SumatC"I,\'. II£' rthl'l' indicntf'cl that in hi"! made what R.ppeared to be an earnest (piuion the 1l1niotiff wouIll not lust 30 3 ttempt to get the other members to mon ed Urgently to the Plant termina.ble controversy, the Common m:untfs in ('o.ut wl~ ~n the action CAmp report In t'avor ot' awarding the conCouncil agreed that the structure of 3 Cold Storage Company. tao tri;ll on th e plNHlinc!=: nr- pre~entC'(l. tract to th e lowest bIdder . Ftnally he daclared that It the commIttee dtd not ..\t torney E. L .Dolson rrpres('ntin!!" tltrshould be built on the sIte at the old take action the following week he plaintiff, intimn ted tili<.; mornin!; thnt one, already owned by the cIty. tor would report it to the board hlmselr. th('r(' is (l prnlnuilit,\' that the (l<>tion The next "e~ k came. but there was no reason ot the obvious impossibility ot' will be dic:co ntinupd in it.co: prpspnt form meeting of th e committee and then the unu thnt· 1\ ne w nrtion will h(' comment"securIng a suitable location elsewhere. chairman said he would give the comrd. H (" st~tefl that pt'oc('eding-s are now mittee just one more week.. Those who Now the Healt~mmlssioner 15 pf'ndi tl~ in ~l1 rro~:'ll' r\Hll"t for the npwant the new hospital buut say that tt llointmflnt of )[r. ~tt1rt1l',(lnt as ndmincomplaining of turther obstruc- Co m p laInt Was Made that a sulphur· Is up to Ald. Marttn to make good h Is promise by bringing in a report next i ~trntor of his dnuJrht(·r·f' e~tnte. a nd illWate r We ll Created an Un· tton whIch delays the award Monday, 80 that "'ork may be comtimnted thot in th' new nction the bearable Odor. menced durtn g the vacation perIod, of the contract. H e says that ff;her of the ~irl will sue in that capacotherwIse Butralo will be wttho ut a ity. u nless action is taken bet'ore the vaca Quarantine Hospital, with proper acco mm odations. for a not h er yea r. J tion at the local legislators, the municipality will be anothe r year without Wbe n t he t elt"phone bt" 11 raDg in .lbe omoe · 2· 5 · · 190·~ .... __ ..... III.,dnner Greene this toregultable protection against an eptdemlc et H en ltll tbat he D r Greene Inlulth"ely knc'" ..................................................................... . tbe appelll tbat .. ........... ,.......... J;,f:i.\d.J..IBI;.~ .................. . of contagiOUS dIsease. It Is regrettable anoon, that the necessity for such an Institu- lone could respo~! t~lm. OonseQut"Dtl;:: clerkS wanted llO.8~Lr tion in any community exists. and that ::~~ " It seems i mpossible to get thls DOG BIT NEWS BOY. to do anythln~." 88~ea1th It must be forced upon an unwilling tbp cn ll. the t ealth commissIoner" 8Bld . N~n M oxsell. 101 y~ars old. wbile d ellv- committee Com stontr Greene to the AICl'mlanlc I 'll nns"t'l'er tt. uln ~NI lut nil!ht was bitten tn the lett Corom On Sanitary M easures. which thing Ilk! netghborhood, but conditions are Im- "That 's {or me; kne p by a. dOl! aaid to bplonr; to Mr. T hec nversn tlon BOme met at lht ('ltv Hall vesterdal' Aid bau ot 763 Seventh street. Moxsell It\'eI a t m And tb('U n 0 the 'phone: \1 artln and his colleagues ' h ave held back peratlye. An outbreak at smallpox Niagara. street. the- f o llO\'" tng took place OTeT n th e matter or the propol;ed Quarantine may occur at any time. This city was ''Ts this Dr. Greene '" qospltal to be erected In t h e 18th Ward . poorly prepared for the last one; pa- '·If'S,' · . b ere right ow! 1· t h e morgue tients were Installed In qUarters at- " "~ell. f;of. come do" n ~~iL. It's aw tul. It It k eepS UPOet n cn.rr\"~·! ... .. . ... ,_ . 't .. . ... . .. .... ......... .. fic ially certIfied to be "unfit for the ",' on.t hold all tbe vlctlro lJ • housing of cattle" because there was sud come Quick." ca·· ........ · .............. ......................... ... •........ ... . N.t,w..~ I t on no other place where they could be Iso- " Oome where'" Id stortlge P an frUA RA N TI NE HOS PITAL lated. To allow tbis to happen agaIn "Do'wn to tbe co NEE DLE SS LY D E LA YE D. P erry street." , .. would be criminal. Th e wretched and " "'hat'S the trouble. Hea lth C,mml"8t~ner Greene 15 tired ot wBltIng tor fA c dilli lbee on Sanitarl" MeaBure!l disgraceful experIence at Rochester .,It·S a well." or the Board or Ald ermen to act on the plans t or a new Quarantine Hospital on East Ferry conveyed a lesson whIch the Buffalo ' ''' 'Yell "'bat?" s tr~et. " It seems impos~lble to get the com" 'V by a well or 1f8ter ." tbe mattE. mIttee to do anYlhln~" "lIatd he. " It that com· a u thori ties s hould keep In mind. ' " "A ~('ll of woter? Wbot's mltt~e dMe not hurry up It will be n ecessar) ;~~..~:::::'~:::~':"~::~~:."~: 1r~~~ f~R ~m. ~ -- I STENCH-CREATING WELL ..................·JUl .. ...... ···· ......... . 0: :ru,!ee ..................... to 03 ..... ........................ ................ ... .. -. S8 WRIGHT ~ APPOINTED ~n flS Gr _'la Wrlght, o t No. ~'6. V<lu,'_ I t o ~ dve rtt 8e for bids and the next lo t o~ ld l ~ f"f'!lIJ be higher." non Street, was a ppotnted assunant merrantHe inspector In lhe Depa rtf!1ent at Health morntng by He~om- ... .. .......................................................... mission er this ,\"alter D. Gre("ne. The appolr/!'l!!'l!llt Is a LPmporal'Y one d 1 f or a prTlod o f three months. ~ri sWl'lght takes lhp place of ,)lrs. -... ... .. ...... .. ....... ...... .. . . .. ... ... .. .. ... . _........ ..... . • os ' l ' h was promoted to . r - - Amy GOltOldW on , ~~a~i~tic 'clerk In PlaCe\ " NO I'ESTIIOlSE I N SIGHT. f . the po!:! on ~ d ot' L eo n Barnard. w ho was g rante a Th f' C'nmmltter on Srmltnry ~\If'ftf:IHPCJ 01 leave of absence for six months. I :hPlllRonl'fi (I f .-\lIiprmpn 111\ '" ~11f'I, pl'( I"'l II' . 10 ( ng li p t he ('ontract tor tbe new QIls.r · Jl o"' ,ll titl until lleillt h....._ .ft1l ... ~ IIJ.t .. 1 ~ 1!oI R\rk ot h(>nrt. Komt" nf I hp +\ 1 r 1 ,\,nnl thp nlHtl ~l' hrolrt 11 11tl l Pllt't'~ n lahor n nll. m."tf'rIAI go SO. h igh. that t h( loW" bidder" o n l tllkf' the (" onll'n('1. "- _ ............... ...... ~ ~ "Gflt111f' .................................................................... ..................................................................... I ~Y BITTEN BY DOG e~rl~ ath~~g ~·~~~'nPlaYln~ near his ~\~~rlf:.~t~~lhe~nt~ l~ wa~' ne~~;sa-;:,:'uf~~ ci.',: him to the Gen. riepar.tment~ was reported to eral Hospital the Health The . ........... .. .............. .. ·....·· ...... ··.... ·.... ·Mt:;):·· DISEASE GERMS LURK " .~ I£.'kId...fkt.t ~ - .. = Ih ...... .v .. Jr.~ .¢':f,. ..( ".. r ~ BITTEN BY DOG an Moull , 14 y ears old. living at B27 Niagara dueet. wbile dehveriBg pap II Wed Deldav even in g was bitteD in the left kneecsp by a dOl! s aid to belong to Mr Tbebaud of 763 ~ev eDth s t reet. The bOT w88 t.akeD to II nea l b y physician o h" ve the wound caute rized. 0 "\Vi l b It 1" u come dO"lfn "It s me lls badl,.. U yo Itb you " { cling plaot "t\T • bring a dlsln I" . d ble more elAnd then . after con'OI ers. Dn allY eUrt· un Dr reeD II dted COUl1erso o. . t tbe Buffalo Co I pd the Intor.U1otlOn tbo tl coD~tructtd a an,. receo Y ' r Storago Co III P rerrlgpratlOg plan", we ll tC' set ,voter for W~IPbtlr ~e ll and tblt t hat tho " 'c ll "WOS a SU allegpd b1 people t he odor or sulphur w88 tc1nlty ot tM king tn the " lh'lng o r wo r that the stench ,,'01 ,,'ell to be 80 strong almost unbearable. D Greene bad 0 'minutes r. , th' With in a t e" plaluts Offr ImUa r com b numher or ot h er! callcd up bY t c Theon be wnS t')O telephone. hemsclT"Ps. 1M1, • cold storal[l' officia ls t cd wlsbtd to b!lTe w nn l pd 81' 1Il\'('!iltlgntIo;':ey ex plaiDed t.h:lt Dr. Greene ma ke It' wAter tor the \'fl- . lt t beoy (,ould n ot usc C {b ree montb' tn th'!' ~on thot for t'«o ornn t or tbelr porpO"tt. 8 tOO wa yro r It ,",,"a 11 at conslderablt ThPY sonk t.h(, Dr. Greenc to Dllte aud the,. "nn It them whnt to do. Inspection fiT+<' te of tM tletl 1ft "1 don't know nny be 4fP11'te4Id Dr Greene as II cn8f"," 81\ • that IStroog "., I. bOWe'T"er. )(no,\\". III we- bad ID1• make ~ople . when ~lr\,l.tors burned J eal~~ ~~!n~s~~I~rT~.:el~~~~Ot~ the Board Of 1t1t lM' lIl ~rrth ls a fternoon a ("ommuni<>ation !nating that !Some or the ic'e dealers {"ut ke [rom harboJ' water tha t is not as cl ean as it might. be, a nd, IJUL 2 5 i9'o a. ··· · . ···.... ·. ·. · in , / ... .. ... ..... .. .... ... .... ;:.. .... ..... ... .. .. .. ... .. I 51 ~ ( Charlie ma A Fluett . who II ves' at No rl ht ;: venut'. was bitten on the h:me .... ......... ··..··.... ·u ·· ···!: ··:.. ·lSCa ......·.. ·...... ··· conseq u(>nl'e, lhe dan ger of disease [10m drinking ice wa t(,T Is Increased. He r£,quests that a n amendmpn t to the ordinance- be made requiring dealeJ's In Ice to obtain a permit trom the Health Department be/ore cutting any Ice, so t.hat the piacps ",'here ice may be cut shall be mapped out. t:: ..,--_j trom the deeompaolDI p.ople to _ _te. �--- _._ . ... well E"nough t('l pta)" politic!'. pOUli<:s wht"n it's time to play politics. I also heed thl' cry ot was nothln" 0 debate IUld explain. Chalrman Kick austalned the point at order a nd Martin had to be saUslled with merely voting ag&lnst sustatnln& the chair. Alderman Sull1van also arose to explaln hJ~ \'ote and did It In spite at the same poin t of order that was ralsed lo ~artln's case. He said he couldn't alrfee In the ruling at the cbal r, bu t ........... ··· ..·1 the tn:xpayen;. There'!; no use beCogglng this question blt repre::;€'nUn~ that trouble Is the committee can t get ..... ............ ..... ..... ............... together. The real <1.uesUon here is not ··~~~=:::;~===========4' tbe bids. but whether tbe hospital shall ::: be built on the present si te o r not. It comes up sq uarely and It is time this boa.rd' placed itself on re-cord as to ALDERMENEND WITH AWH IRLI 1. r-Ail In to..yor of dl:;('harging the who ho..ve wre~tlcd '" Ith it long enough, and HghUn g it out In the tull bo....rd... !\.ldemlan Martin c lapped his hands gl~ etutty at Mr. Suilivan's speech . I committee. Hands fight over the Quarantine Hospital Question, VERY QUEER SITUATION Martin asks for the Discharge of a Comm ittee of wh ich he's Chairman. ZOELLER HAS A CHANCE your was almost exciting t o ward its end, couldn't sen'e in another. 'When the matter ot dlsposing at the to refer ~artin's resolution ward'" I 0( ot voUnc Ge-or~.,. W Full~r. thE" ONN wnt~r eXpprt of 10 BroaQT\',1Y. ~e": Y()rk city, rt"arbe-d BulTtllo eRrly this ml)ruln~ pre-ptlrf'd to takE' up bis -work In MUnt>1'tl,,'lO with the e.xtlmiDR. tlon ot water rondltlons in this city. He ha;;;: b('~o ('~J!aced a.t '- is a day under tbe nocent re!t4.'llutlon of tbe COmm(lD coundl '\"('tt, Inc ~ 2.(O) for tbp pnrpo'l>(> ~f tbnrou~hly In. "f'q'~lHlnc:- wB[E"r ("()nc\ltloD~ 1n thIs dt, with tht'" 't'lpw C't JIlnklol: l"\'C\'lmmt>ndatlnn's tor 1.!1,1mr Buffalo a permant"'ot and purt" supply ot W'ftrf"r. Shortly aCtpr the RmT'al ot llr. Fnl1er In thi" ('it", he t'f'JlOl't~d for work at rh(' offici" o f Health ("omrul flrei"ne. A !i!'~ Dlln\lt~ dter .; ;: ard.al therp he wn __ COUrteoou--tr expt:'\lnlng tbe obJecto:; ot bls ml ... ~Ion ht"r€' to representatl. of the ('In" pri'!'S; . " ).[y ml~s1on 18 to find out th(> quality ot t hl" wat"'r u .. e-d In th!o:; dty," ~ald ).Ir Fl1l1~r. "aUlI m.r e"tnmlnntioo wl11 be n thnr· ou"!'h onl.., h~.~lnnlnll w-Ith the earliest rf"('. ont~ I dod th3t ;f'OU b:\Ti:> R c(lmplet(> rf'N'lrd ot the hsrterJol(t~1C'81 roufHtlono; (\( BuffAlo's ,,·fttpr ~nppls dl\tLn~ b3('k ten j'urs-aD unusual f':tstt" at atrairs nnd on<' wht('h wUl be ot material a~sIHance- to me In rroscecutlng years an appeal was taken from a dec!- tor It '" whom the bids tor a building on the si te e nough to c ount every b lade of ot the present isolation hospital on East th at grew on the lot.." opened the The motion to r e fer 'WB.S gr&SS lost. fourteen ot nm'e1tles b}· otre.ring a. resolu - to ten. don that biB committee be dlscbarged Tben Alderman ~a.rt1n sprung a reso- from further consideration ot the bids. Mr. Mar tin conceded it was a. strange thing tor a cha.irman to ask tor the di scbuge at hi. own committee, but said he ~'as obllged to do it because none ot the other members would sign a r eport he had made out In favor of the award ot the contrac ts., and because he COUldn't get the c om- lu tton to a ward the contracts to the lowest bidders. and moved its adoptton. " I moYe to reter," sa.1d Alderman mlttee together to dispose ot tbe bids. He said tbe committee had labor- Zoeller, " Under the rules It's got to be r e t e rred." "I c all tor my moUon, Mr. ChaJ.'rman," sho uted Martin. "Question! Questton! " eagerly choru sed several members. " 1 tell you It's got to be referred un- der the rules," Insisted Zoeller. tor fttteen or "This I s not a report; it' s a resolu· ..txteen months, and It WILS blgh time something was done, 8S the presen t tlon," said Martin. "Well, the rules provi de that any r e solution that calls tor a. general fund ed with the proposition building is in bad condition. Alderman Zoelle r ot the 18th ward sprang to the tront to fight the resolu tlon. For years he has been tr)ing to bsve the pe,thouse mm'ed out at h is ward. All his elrorts to bave the city choose a new site elsewhere ba\'lng faJJed, and the citl' ba,'lng a d"erUsed for bids tor the construction ot the new buUdtng on the old site, his polley has to deter the award ot the c ontracts the bundlng, In t he hope that a. may e"entually be tound b e tore the " " .nnaln.rlr hospital can be bUilt. "I've been In this board tor elgbt or nine years, and this Is tbe Orst time rYe HE.~ Ge[ge W, Fu ll er of New York Reached Buffalo and Started Work at Once, slon ot the chair. " 1 kno,,' a ll a bout It, Georg9, don't 7'OlI. Alderman ~artln, cbaJrman at the tret," responded Alderman Ma.rt1n. . I sanitary measures committee, before went out there a.nd .stayed there long Ferry street are pendIng, thl~ mornin~, yia th~ Lac kawanna. and tn-o hours. latt:r appt>ared at the offlc'e of th ... H",alth fl nartmpnt prflmu-prl fnr busine5l~ 2't:-. Fullpr has been- engagl>d at $i5 a rla~ tn fl~amint" he wate-r ~Uil­ ply ot thp city and to make TE"c(\mm~ nd_ 8t1ons for It~ purif\ra ion, If ('ondhi ons wa.rrant. The t"xamlnation will be a one, ex tendtng long- and l'I~hausti"~ on-'r a pertod ot ~e \'eral mon ths and Health C'ommlc s fn p.er Gre@ne thinks that It will be "- inter bero r~ lli. Fuller's rolttee. "~artln bad a r eport around bere this morning and couldn't get an:r member to sign It, tor the ,,;mple rea.son that none ot the members knO"W'8 what the plans call tor. S ome or the thick and fut. and tor the tlrst time In the site or tbey'd never think round ··················.:!w '''2'' ·"+ilfr-:\··· .............. . WATER EXPERT He moved to the com- rec ognition fiew members don ' t know the u nfitness cries tor WATER EXPERT ARRIVES NEW YORK ENGINEER WILL THOROUGHLY EXAMINE IN TO THE CONDITION OF BUFFALO'S WATER SUPPLY. WILL TAKE MONTHS TO PR E· PARE HIS REPORT--TO GET $75 PER DAY. Smith, .... proacbfully. Alderman Zoeller sald the present Th. tinal .... Ion at tbe Board at Al- hospital served t hrough one epldemlo at dermen betoce adjourning tor va c atton smallpox and there need b e n o tear it order and r ruling. but sustained the chai r. The v ote showed the cho..1r to be sustained. seyen· teen to se\·en. Thus ~arttn's ~solut1on was refer red , and it was suppo~ed the fight ~·B. S "I. tOO, think the Question should be ended. at len !:It untU arter 'Vacation. bu t reWed tad" y," saId Alderman ~lcEach­ a. tt>'~\, lntnutes later Aldenna n sulllvan reno "Of course, we all s ympathize ~; th ot[pred R. resolution to discharge tbe the alderman tram tbe 18th In b ls et- committee from further consideration ot torts to please h.I s constituents by g e t- tht> bids and made another speech t n ting rid ot the h os pital. I tblnk m yself ''''hleh he ~atd be offered it for the purthe poorhouse t arnl wou ld be a. better p05e of giving some ot the recalclt-ran t site. but we h a ve been unab le to get the members a chance to get back theIr legislation to bring abou t tha t cbange. nerye anrl vote for or against tbe Quesn ls a. sbame an d a dt ftgrace t o send tton whethE"r the city should have a new patients to the present buildtng; it Isn' t hospital and give tb(> taxpayers a. run 6t to keep hogs In. and we ought to for their money." His r esolu tion was .top this d ltlydall);ng and build tbe defeated by a \'otE' of nine to fiiteen . Aldermnn Zoeller, the veteran wa r ne'" hospital." Aldermn.n Smith agreed with Zoeller rior ot the fifteen-year pestbouse ca m that tbe p resen t site is a ' ·dirt~r. noi$~·, paign, smiled grlml)· when the ba ttle Gear". W. Fuller ot Xo. 1~') Broadsmoky place, n enr bollershops and ra ll- was oyer. He stUI has hopes o f get? Y :\ew York. who is know n a s o ne roads, unfit for patients t o be In. "e ting the hospital out of his ward . . / ot the mo!'>t $u("CE"$sful water e xperts oU 2"ht to h old off," he ~nld, "and get a in the country. arri.ed in the city better site." May keep the Hosp ital out of his I " "Ill you lind a. !!Ite In Ward-But whose Ward asked Alderman MarUn. "Xow, Jobn," said Mr. will get it? Quarantine Hos~ question was sprUng rather unexpec tedl )', and a seemlngly prearranged e.trort was made to settle It once tor all. :Motlons, points ot .................... .......................... ..................... be taught out In the board Instead ot betng referred he would yote to sustaIn the ruling. Alderman Adam also objected to the "re we going to have one or not. ~.~ h~a.rt11Y ............... ..................: ~: ..~.:: .......................... . mat as be believed the matter should whether the hospital i!:' to be buil t o r I expense m ust be reterred." Alderman Butier said that"""" true, but made th e point that thls was practlcall), an old resolution and It had been reterred to tbe committee, whi ch had refused to act o n it. "1 call tor my moUon," sbouted Martin. e...'"{cltedly. DlJ' ,,·ork. ruled "What's tbat? How doe s the cbalr declde?" bellowed Martin. "1. rule that the alderman's p olot at order Is well taken," repeated the chairman. "'"Then," roared Ma.rt1n, urn appeal ougbl to take the m a tter out of tbe comhands. Tbere Is a good deal to r tram the decision at the chair, a.nd call on tbe clt:r clerk to call tor the ayes "r balt> al ~o het ore mp the death rate rpc· ord f rom typholrt f€'-"er t or th(' period namM. snd tbttr wlll al-:() ma.tprially R-:,fst me In nrthing 8t my ('()u('lu~loD S . 1 will hn,e tn g\l oyer nll th(,'le r£'cordc ,ers :ifE". tull:t". fo r an RC(,U'"'3 re eXRmlna.tion of wate r conditions m(>An~ thnt r('cl.lrlls like tbl\!'l(> g l'f'e thl" bpst ~~rt or f>'t'ldenre 8 S to tbe ('ondltlou ot your W8t("r ~upriy lIy t\'orl{ alon.s: th("se lln(' f~ not orldeal, for I dn not mftke an~" bact("rl("lodcal ("xnm lnl'ltioD8 myse lf. llUt r(>n rb my con{"luslons fronl record!': I he~ln a t tll(" ttouom and work up. " It. fttt(>r my (" l:l'erimpnt!ll: ot the l"E'cordq Is ('ompl e t('d. r nnd thRt the ~Ituntlou w'ar, rnnts some Impro"f'eomen r In thp wster supply 1 "'iIl WE'n raN'! to tbat brunch of t he bltnatlon. Th(' "'I rocf>SS of flltnn ton best nd<tptM to th~ n 'q nnd requirements ot tbp city 1\"111 t!lf'n :>'mtlnd ftttentlon, If any lmpro'f'e-ment. an' nN'ded tb(> t blng to do l!t to dNermlnr what Rr(> rPquired to· wRrds the M ttl'rment of conditions no?; ('x· I "I call to r a ruling on m:r polot ot order," exclaimed Zoeller. "Your point is well taken/ ' Chairman Kic k. ever .heard ot a c halnnan askin g to'r the dlScharge ot his o,,---n committee" sald Mr. Zoeller. "1 don·t belteve ~'e r"p··rt will be made. Ten minutes &tte r Mr. Fuller had commenced work he wa s Interrupted by a T l~tE '" _representa t!Ye to '9!'hom 2 c ourteousl) explained his mi ssion. "My mi~sion," he said, His to find t the Q.uallty ot the "ater used b)-' the city and the- examination will be a thorough one. be~innlng wIt h the e arlfe.... " l'\.~ords. I find tha t you ha \'e a comp lett:" r ecord ot the bactprlological supp ly datmg back 10 :rears-an unusual s tate ot a.trairs and one whic h wi ll materlaJ1y aid me in my l\·ork. I have also bt!f ra me the death rate from tyPhoid tev er tor the period na med and that will 8..SS1:!t me in my conclusions. All the!;e re('ords must be gone oYer 8 nd care tully examint'd and com pared and from tht10 entirE' ma:-s of evldf:n("e before me I shall delt:rmme the ac tual c ondition at the wa le r suppl y In t his (' ily Tou see that my \\ ork In this respect ts not original. 1 do not ma ke any bact erlolog-t(,:1J examlnatlons m yself, bu t r each my ('onC'lu<::.iom:: from t he reco rd~ . I wlll bonn at the Muom and work up . "It' aCttl'r the- (;xamlna tion ot the reC'ords is complHed I find t he situation 'Warran ts some jmp!"O\'~ment in the s uppl y I will pa.ss to that branch of tnQuir:r. The r,rOl'€SS of filtratio n bt"~t adapted to the need s and r Quirements of the elty will d(>mand a 'tentlon. In genE"rat If any Imp~I)"e-m€n ts are requir E"d the thln~ to do is to find out what is best to do," :Ur, r.tll!)!' will rf'mdin in the ci ty sev eral day:;:. H(> will (hen rt"tu :-n in th~ faU when the conditIOn of t he wat~t s upply will again be f' xa~ined. The work of :\Ir. Fuller will no t be com DI eted betort:~ n xt wlnteJ~. __._,,_... _.~v.!::.,. '::.B..J~,~~ ....... ,,, ...... . ... to consider. The 10\',; bids and nays on my motion." Or $53,000, and the a p - , "Tbere's nothing to deba te. You're Ie:ttn go" ),{r Fu:ier wll1 N'mnln t n thE" city tor Is only $50,000. So we Ijay" out ot order," said tbe cbalrma.n. the money to bUild, and the comAlderman McEachren spr ang to hi. f't'\'erftl days and "'HI th en return to )\ew Y(\rk elty , comln ~ ha('\;. In the tall to mMeto cOW!lder w here the ad. teet and said: "He appeals trom the n c:;t'('ond ~xZ\m ln3tlon o f the- <"<-ndl tlon ot mone}"'s coming tram. The chair's decisIon. and you can't shu t him thp watpr snpply BE' d<X'S not expect to building Is betng r epaired and otc like that. He has a rlgbt to a vote complete h is work be-ton'" Ilex t wInter. good shape, and there's no to see whether the chai r is sustained 1111 ... ........ ... .................. ....................... .. ...... . ot awarding the contracts for the or not." • .. r building In a burry. Tbls site Isn' t ti P oper one to put a permanent ISOla. on hospital on. Ten years from now ~~c7~~le~e s~:;:unded .... by toundrles and rrnan 1(artin can get a. his committee II he trIes t~ :uoru~ ot c~!~. aJl nonsense to ask to be dls"Two weeks 0 _ I said A -.,v ast ThUrsday nlgb t," mer. b~:=d ~~rlt1n, "the committee an mposslble to relLCh Is q~;;:!,,~ bI admit I don't thin k It at a b tt r g t site, but 1 don·t know .. e er one tbat can be had" -~derman Suit! . . orated b t was a b:'o..~· Alderman Adam asked t or Intormatlon: "It the committee retuses to ac t on & matter betore It, does tha.t debar any member at the board trom olrerlnK a. r esolution o n that matter?" "No," said the c hairman. " "e ll, the n tbe board o ught to settle tbl. matter, tor thecommltteeapparently re fuses t o act o n It." said ~r. Adam. "'Ye hayen't retueed to act: we never baYe had a meeting," said Zoeller. Alderman 'Wedeklndt, who Is also on the committee, said tbe committee I. wllllng to nct on the bids when It I. 'nn orated 8S he ne\~er properly lntonned. but that as yet it He saId this question knows nothing at the plans and speclH- by ~me me~~ one than was supposed feet. not only t:;" at tbe board. "It afW&rd In tb e 18th ward, but e"erl' tn the ·1~::.r-lt It tbe hospital lon't otb ' will ba"e to be built ~ I have been In this t ,~~:. tIaen... J'ear., and the quesk -III bltanc)". It's prett)" -lltt~lIt.to be settled _ ............................... ........................ . l onl l ca.ttons and ('an not act Intelligently on tbe bids. "There's no need at ral lroadtng tbls thing tbrougb:' he said. The chairman put the question w betber the cbal r sbould be s u stained In Ita ruling. Wblle the roll was being <.'alled Alderman Martin a ttempted to explain his vote. Alderman Roedel rose to a potnt at order, s tattng t bn.t o n an apal from a d~9 10n ot the c}u1J r 1'h_-. _ ......... EXAMINING THE RECORDS EX~TFUL~TflNGDOWN TO BUSINESS IN THE WAT ER JUL 2 ..5.190 .~~~:;(~ ~U I~ '" _.......E.' . ................................... . INVESTIGATION. -I+; Gear&", "'-. Fuller, the X ew Yo~ expert and He~i~sioner G:~ spent a U morning exnmlning b~\cterlOlogit~nl records at the cl tv in co nnection with the official exrunjnatlon llr. Fuller Is to make ot (he water ~upply ButfaJo recel\'es. Read.ha .... of 962 G ran t .treeL Y esterda>" afternoon Dr. Greene and Mr. Fuller visit e d Smokes Cr~k nnd Wli ","king aloug Amber.t Btreet Friu., the S ton y Point district tor the purpo~e . tt uooo ... hen a small dog ... ilhout a ot obtaining data ot the conditfons out there, A short trip up the lake was loluule raD ent of a yard s od bit him ID a~~o t a ken. :lI r. Fuller w a s .seen by an Enq uirer tlw calf oi tb e lef leg. He went at r e porter this morning. He said: " The Ooce to Dr 8",le, 8ud had the wound HenJth <;.ommiS$loner and my~elt a rE' caUterized, The dug bel )Died to A busy getung down to the reeords ot th~ water that are on tile. Wblle the trip .Yowiog, 24; .A.mb.rst Mreet, The pohee we took yesterday gave me a good Ideo.! In [l way .\S to [he w a.ter conditions, of 13 wer. noufied .. od got the dll there Is still plenty ot work (0 be done. lOI UIUg It uVer to tilt' board 01 he will bE' 6. t work for several da.)". to corne :It records.... ~ They are ke~piD>: it for the ~ ~ L~ .. w a ter BIfTEX BY A DuG "·e ui". day" [0 , '"" it il .h~w. rabi .... �............................................................................... :............J .Il·· ·"'··)················· ···· ··· .... ..... ........... ..,......,.... .................... ........... . ....................~.~.~... 2.:::..l9Q3 . ............. " .... .................................................................... ............................CO.MM~.~.\.:-.~~L.:-..... , EXPERT fULLER M~K[S ~ TRIP ~ROUNn HARBOR. Water Special ist Gathering Much Inform ation Concerning Our Water Supply. H!A~~m;~~~,T~~~~f:,d fgR~~A~:~~ Dr, William G, Woodward Differ Dr. Greene Orders Pollee to Regarding Its Caus~s, Suppress Nuisance at the USE OF PREPARED FOODS, Fisher Malt House,Trenton Avenue and MarylandStreet Many Moth e rs a re Compelled to Residents Making Prvtest. as II Race Murder." Health Commlsslont'r Greene ot this city thinks that the cxpr€'~slon "l'oce murder." a" coined by Dr. "'llItam G. W oodward, h('8 Ith otrlcer ot the District ot Colum bia, talo's wllIter supply, this morning. \\ lth Is not warranted by t he tRCtS Bet torth by t be assistance o f Health~mlsslon e r Dr. "' ood~nrd ror tb£' coining or the term. Gr ne, Dr. Bissell and Dr. H1ll I ha\'e pr~e88ed rapi d ly with my investigation Dr. Greene bel1C'y€'s that the c."presslon Is of water conditione here, but as y et 1 sensat10na l desp ite Dr. Woodwnrd's contention thnt It explains exaetly the abnorcannot malte any s ts tement of wha t 1!5 ma l ueatb rate ot infants under one yt:ar needed," This morning Mr. Fuller s pent a couple old. ot hours In consultation with Dr. Greene The expression "race murder" was coined and bls assistants. d elving Into recoro.JJ by Dr. 'Voodwnrd aud presented In nn (J rof water conditions In p as t y ea rs a nd getUng other Information the Health De- ficln l report which was, In pa rt, as rol lows: artm ent has In statistical to rm. P On the fireboat Grattan yes t erday Mr. "Yuch has been hea rd recen tly ot race Fuller May or Knight, Health Commls- sutclde. Alongl1llde of thnt term has reatoner' Greene and Drs. Bissell and Hlll centls been plnced nnother-race murdertook a trlp up the lake to Stony Point nd Smoke's Creek and trom t here they coined to d E'scrtbe the so prevalent destruc~ent down the lake a nd riv er to t h e !I,- tlon ot humn.n oa'sprlng through the unwtl· take pier. M a ps and charts In nbund: ance showing Vo'ater currents, prevalll n~ l1ngneas ot mothers to nUnle their lnrants. "During the w eek ended July 18, 1903, wind's and other useful IntortnfltIOn WI" re onsulted trom Um e to time on the trip somewhat more than one-fifth ot a U deaths :nd close attention was pa id to t h e COll- occu r red among chIldren less tban two tour of the shore and th e pO,s ltlon ot breakwaters. This a ftern oo n l\lr. Fuller years or age trom Intestinal diseases aloue. win visit the pumping s tatlon at th e foo t or these children only one was n ursed nat· ot 'Massachusetts a venu e and probably urally. Four were rcd partly on cows' he wlU visit tb e res ervoir. mllk; four on cows' milk alone, and 18 on 'ondensecl mllk. ~ \:I 1~03 "Tbe largest part ot the mortnllty Is .................................................................. .berorore assoclatM w ith tbe use or . on· lensed mtlk prior to the outset ot tbe ;Jl. NEWS. ..... ..... ...... ............ ...................................... less, a rna rerlal which even under the very Jest conditIons ntrorda an unsatIsractory ,ubstttute. In some ot the cnses referred ~o the most expensIve nnd supposedly best )rands or thIs arUcle w ere used." " I know Dr. Woodward," saId Dr. Greene. "Be is a fine health officer and a ~aretul one, but 11 the statement attributed to him 18 correct, I belJeye he Is a ltttl e (.a )n his tacts." "Do you mean tha t he gives n higber death rate than Is aholi"n by the recorda'" "Oh, no. Why, I think our own death rate wUl show about the snme results a s those Jn dlcated In the report credIted to Dr. Woodward. Yet, I wouldn't want to ('al l I t n Cnse ot race murder, tor It Is not. The tact or the matter 19 that mothers are not unw1l1Jng to nurse theJr children. The rea· GE'orge W . Fuller , the water purification son they do not do It Is because they arc expert. returned to New York City last unable to. evening a Her spending two days in Buf"This Is the case particularly in the falo s tudying water conditions here and the record s oC the lfcaltl\,. Department citIes. It Is a subject which has attraded showing the condition ot cny water in the attention ot physJ ~ laDs tor a long time, past years. but, heretorore, hns not been brought to Mr. Fuller w ill make another trip to general public notice through the medinm Butta lo In the course of a few weeks a~ wJ1l continue comin g here a t tnten-als f . ot the public prESS. Owing to the tact that some time. It Is his Intention to observ the newspapers are displaying an interest wate r conditions at different seasons of now in such mfltters, eorne persons seem to the year. Today a box ot recol'ds was shipped to th1nk that the subject Is entirely new, nnd New York by th e Health Department. many such persons nre In clined to think Mr. Fuller t hu s will 06 enabled to loolt that Dr. 'Yoodward 's vlow Is n correct oce. . the reco rds at his leisure. ~ "They nre apt to think this because rrc· ~ ~ords In large cities are kept carefully now by the health otttcers ot those cities, nnd Jt .~l) la pos"lble now to get definite Information concerning events about which gu csses only could be mncle a few yenrs ago. "Now my Jd ea ot the matter Is this. I do not belleve thnt 'Women are becoming less Incllned to nurse their children. Thut Is contrary to huma n nnture nnd contrary to 011 that I htlye leanled In my professional experience. No, I do not think either thnt athleti cs has nnytll ing to do wIth It. On that point, I believe, athletics Is a good thing. THAT IS THE CLAIM "To my mind the situation Is explained WHICH IS MADE BY A. J. hy the Increasin g number of women who BRIGGS. a rc obliged to work In t actorles uud Indoors. They get little rresh nil', nnd It la tropos· sible tor them to develop as Datllre Intenrled There Is a m an In Buffalo who th at they should. It nny proof Is needed on claims he Is oble to cure typhoid tever t hat I)olnt It can be found by compnrlng the In twelve hours. He wants a c hance stattstiC8 obtained trom strictly rurnl reto prove his claim. T his morning glODS, where fa ctories and co.nfined Ilte tor Health ~.Ioncr G reene received women unknown, with stnttstlcs trom a postal ca rd rrom a man , and an- the cttJpsnrc . • wered It. But t he city wil l not give "1 take a hopeful v iew ot'. the on tlook. him a chance to try his new method. The more WODlen get ou t In the opeD al l' wbateve r it is, on any patients. The and indulge In nthletlc sports the better It pOllal carr} con tained the following, written rnther ungrammatlcally: t\'1lI be tor the country and the less Inrant "You can call me a cran k or what llves there wlll be to sacrifice through teellyou like. but I , A. J . Briggs. can cure log the little ones OD prepared roods. There typhoid t"'er In twelve hours. Give Is no 8u('h thing ns ra ce murder; at least, me a. chance and yOU will never re- Ir there lB, 1t Is 80 small as not to be nogret It. Yo urs tru ly. tlc E'nbl e, bu t there Is such a thIng as too "A. J . BRIGGS. lUueh enforced fcecHng of babies Oll pre"No. 244 Ferdinand Street. "The only man In the world who pared toads. Dr. 'Vootlward bas not &bown us f\ new condItion ot ntta1n; he has simply can." Health Co mmi ssioner Greene said: " I I called our attention to circumsta.nces that have written to Mr. Briggs and In- clevelopcd as cities dQ,~eloped o..nd women 'lI formed him that he Is to be congrat- Uvea l.lecnme confined at work whIch they ulated on hi. new method . I told him never should bave been called upon to do." he would be a rich man In a fe w year!! If he had made s uch a discovery. I also told him he probably was a ble to do as he clai med, because he wrote like an honest man." IJ UL [~P[RT fULLfR RfTURNS HOML Water Specialist Will Make Another Tr ip to Buffalo Later, .. -l ,sHARP EYE \' TO BE KEPT ONBU!CHER8 COMMISSIONER GREENE HEARS THAT SOME ARE SELLING DECAYED MEAT. Resort to Therr - No Such Thing "I expect to return to New York t omorrow," said George W. Full er, th..e water expert. who Is investlga ttn g.. ~\t..­ t s.. . . . ................... ....... ................1.lM ...................................... - U RE TYP HO /eN. I N 12 HOURS. ' • So mu ch complaint has been s ent t o the Department ot 'Health by residents In U,. vicini ty o! Trenton A ven ue a.nd Maryland Street, concerni ng t he dry lug ot gr"tn in the Fisher malthouse, that Health Commissione r Greene yes terdaY att~rnoon notified S upt. B ull t o direct his men to compel . t he malthouse people to stop the n UIsance. The grain t hat has been In the ma lthouse, going throu&,h the drying process, was taken from the ruins of the Mortat mA.lth ouse, which was recentl y destroy ed by llre. T housands ot bushels o r g r a.in were also ru ined b y fire an d ~va.ter. .! "r have had lots o f complamt fro m t h e people In the vicinity ot Trenton A ver.ue and ~laryland St reet about t he drying grain." said D r. Greene yesterday A.fternoon to a. Courier reporter "The stench has bathered t hem I to~ several days, and when t here was no apparent intentl0n to stop the nuls !lnCe I decided it \vas up to me, in the pel't~rmar:ce of my onlclal d uties. to c<lIl a halt. Accordingly. I noUlled the pnlice ot the 1st Precinct to have the people of the Fisher malthouse sto p drying grain." complaint has also been made a b out d. slight smell trom thf Moffat r uins, b u t this Is to be e.xpected untIl a ll t e graIn Js removed, which work Is 'Or gresslng rapidly. ~ ...:......~--- ............._.__.... ~ ~ '" . ................. .... ................................ .\'. ~. :. ~~. ::-.1.:.................. . , O LDE R PEOPLE A~ E ATTACK ED S eral older residents ot thnt soctl on f the city. known as Churchyard's F a rm, hQunded by Broadway, Bailey ~\'enue, 'Villlam Street and the city li ne, hn ve died from the disease that h as r aged there during the past several w eeks . At first only chlld r en sue· cumbed , but the disease has sec ured such a hold In the locality t h a.t its epidemic torm has b eco me sta rtl ing. The mortality rate In that dist ri ct has in c ren..'5ed with a larming r api dity, and physici a ns a re unable to stem the tide ot death. Dr. Guamer of Bailey A venue stated yesterday th n t in the past week several adult cases had been brought to his attention. S ome physicians sta te that the epidemic Is due to the unsanitary method employed by the garbage plant n earby. Hea lth Commissioner Greene yesterday said one of the dise ase, In hIs beliet, was poorly-cooke d t oads and raw vegetables at this time of the year. cause ...... ............... A TOUR OF INSPECTION WHE;\ " ' ,j," ...... . .. .... . ..... ... . .. .....................:.1..... ' ...... ············· .. ······ ......... . Dog bit a Boy and now ~ an Investigation is on. ! ohn O'Brien, thirteen years old. who Ih1:'5 with hi s parents at tile corn er Qf Seneca a nd Chicago streets, was badly bit b y n dog yesterd;).Y afternoon. T he attack occ urr ed in front of No. 4.7 l\lyr· li e "venue. The dog Is said to belo:,g to Ant.onio Guardino, who lives at NO. 47 !\'IyrU<, a venue. Pn tl'olman Chilcott of th e f;econd precinct ,;e n t the boy to the Riverside Ac cident Hosplta.l at the corner or Swan and 1\lichignn streets. He th e n took t h e dog to police "tattan No.2 to be held the!'e awaiting the orders ot t he ~l ­ u e p ar tm ent authorities. H E ATH IU! HE WILL LOOK F OR G:I'S.Hl. TARY HA.KERIES. Dr. William H. Heath. of the Department of H ealth, wHI start out this wpek on an inspec tio n tour of t he East fide butcher shops. Complaints have hl!len re ceh'ed by Health Commissioner GJ'eene recently to the effect that eer· tRln butchers on the East Side are keeping and selling meat that Is unfit for u se. The trip or t he Inspector Is for the purpose of ascertaining whether or not the meat expo.sed tor sale should be per mitted to stay in the shops or be t hro~"n away. There Is a large demand on Ihe Easl S ide or the city and also in some other sections of t he citY' tor cheap meat and th t.' buyers are not very pQ.I(UcuJar whether it is rresh or Dot. The bu tch· ers are an acco mmodating class ot merchants and they are not particular either what they sell. The Health De· p artment, however, is very particular. r ecog n izing that the healt h of the clly is In a measure du e to the food that Is s old on the markets. '''hen Inspec tor H ea th has com· p lcted his tour ot the butc her shops he ",111 make a round of t he bakeries to see that the ordinances In rega.rd to th e cleanlinesi of these places Is .tric tly lIyed up to. Several bakers ha.ve been called up· o n the rarp et by tbe Healt h Comml~­ sloner this year and lold that they musl put their shops in a sanitary condition. Last t\fee k t~·o bakers were ordered to put sc reens in the ir windows to keep out fiies. T hese pests carry dirt and refu se wlth all thei r g erms or disease fro m one place to another and thus Is spread contagious dlsea.es through the toad that Is .old. It Is also reported that the commis sioner may cause a n inspection to be nl ade of the do,.. D to'Yn restaurants to ~ee that thei r kitch ens are malntal o;d in A. sanitary condition. To ~ TIMES r epresen tative Dr. Greene said: I " rill In.pee! Dnkerlu. "'YhUe 1 have receh'E'd complaints again .• t some butchers for ~elllng u~:d com posed meat I ba ve not let cn ~ I any to be ~ummoDed to appear n • t I don't want to appear harsh coul' . IIII to give i n this matter and I am w ng €\'ery man a chance to obey the ordinances. But there Is a limit to huml~ln patience and those who show no ~ t· In ness to obe,' the law "'1\1 come .If f Th bakeries. will be visited f~,I:r' and ~lose" attention will be paId t C' t hese places. ° I / r:. . ....:........1.~ IX SP ECTOR U .\DE ROLXD OF JIE.\T JIARKETS - .. ...v ..~ •. M .. 7~?f·\.~ .. ·~?J:!JJt ~.C.k~~rJ/c= .. ............... AV..G......... ..1....................... .r JITTEN BY DOG. L lt ' s e ven Y ea r O ld Attacked by Big N ewfo undl and . Fred H Lodor, tbe "ven year old 100 of Edward L oder, of 114 Henel aveDue, was walking along fIer tel aveDue MOD' · Ne'" day evening a bouL 6.45 " beD a bIg found land dog ran out of tbe yard 01 Andre .. Brady, 44 Hertel aYtnue,. ID! bit the boy o?er tbe right eye, maklDg b ad wound. Qr Tbe child W8' taken to tbe otlice 01 J> C Brown .. bo canterized lbe "ODDd. , d I ' D Ibe T he police were nOliJit attr I . vening by tbe latber of tbe cbild, oDd Officer E Jaeger " .. seot to i~"\!IIl:: lIe ",olr the dog w tbe .taIIl'D, wbleb ir " .. tUrlied o,er to til!! department t,. . .ail de,eloPID""" _ J �73 .................. ···· · ···f··~· ..'\.!Y-.;~·.J.~· -- ............ .. If $75.00 Per Day That is the Sum Which "Expert" Fuller is Receiving from Buffalo to Test Niagara River Water Conditions . The Same Old Story of the Trunk Sewer and E. Waring Over Again . Geor~e IT COSTS CASH TO BE STYLISH . nece. sary to take in making a thorough examination oi Lake Erie and Xiag-ara Ri\'er water he \\;11 l11ilkc one of the iollo\\ in; reconunendatio'ns as a l'l' l11cdy for prescnt conditions: The building of a sene, of filtration plants ome\\'here or the taking (.i the CIty watcr from Lake Erie ten to fiiteen miles tli,tallt ir~>lll the city instead of from Kiagara Ri\·er . \i h:1t Iw; hill 111:1\' be no one can foreca · t. His COllcithion" h'l\\'elcr, are easy of dil'ination, and no iautr i, to he iOlllld \\'ith hi~n . for he is an acknowlellg-ecl expert. thorot1g-hly sound and one whose opi nion are yaluabl!'. TIut we no not need :\lr. Fuller or any other out. icle expert howenr capable. . \It Buffalo needs is a. chang'!' of 51' tcm. It reguire. 110 chano-e of conc1itions. The' mi~take has been made of brin !!in<T \yater frem the rinr direct into the mains inste;ci of from the purer current of the lake. Shore \I'a ter ine\'itably contains surface drainaO'e, and as it comes ,lOIln the Canadian and the _\n~rican shores, impure and org-anic matter mingles with the \I<lte rs o f the ri\'er. and it is welt knO\\'Il that microbes a re g-ood tra\'elers and Ci1n cro's ;I stream a great deal more efficiently than a row hoat or othe r human agenc\'. thus from hoth shore_ is contributed fl uid df:lwn into the inlet pier containing- ~ome proportion of impllfi:y. Tn the <e,ond pl~cc the water tunnel. which fl1llS under the harhor. the canal and the trun k s~wer, leaks, and recci\'es a nroportion of filth from all three sources. It is atteg,C'd by the defenders of the pres!'nt pl:1I1 that the pre, Ilfe of the water works eng-ines keeps out surface leakage. whereas as a matter of iact the operation of the eng-ines is to simply sltck it in. Tn the third oiac!', \yhen \\'e took Ollf \\ ater supply from the old Xi:1g-ara resen'oi r into ',I lich it \\'as p ' 1l1lped h!'fore it found its wa\' into the I;omes of the people, it was :1I1O\yeo to <ettle therei n hefore distrihution. anrl \yithin that enclosure on th e !!Iound nOlI' occupied hI' the '; ~th Re!!iment AmlOfV :poim!'ntation wcnt constant \. on, imollfe ma tter sinking' to th!' hottom anrl 11(1t hein!! di,trihuted. a s :It present, in a satuf:lted solution for human consUl1lotion. \ t present this sedimentation is aCCOl1lnli~hed in the pioes . :Inc! wat!'r drinkers !!et a satur~t!'(1 soll1tion of <uch comOflsite inlf)llfities as find their \I'a\' into the inl!'t pier. and from the se\\'er, '11rhor a'ld c~nal hI' leaka!!('s into th!' tunnel. If the l'ro<oect Park res!'f\'oir h"d been continued in ex;stence th!'re \ynulr l1a\'e h!'en no occasion for anI' ol1tcry a(!,ainst th!' already pur!' \yater supply of Buffnlo. Tt is the ",'<tem that is at £1ll1t anrl not the \I'ater: tile 1111n \\'ho 1\'(lll1rl take i1 drink from a tub of fi lth in nr!,£pr"l1Cf' to takinq it from a tl1h of clea r soring'\':1tl'r ~l('>n(Y sid!' w0111d he :lcconntC'rl in qn e, and yet th:tt ic. ;"st l\'h~t Bnffalo is doinp'. \ lake is a natural rl'<C'fI'nir in \I'hich impurities <inl.;- to the h(lttom : a ri, "1' ; , 1 strl'~n1 in cnnsl1nt ;IQ'itatinn in \yhich imf)l1r;f-;r>c: "liP 1,('1(1 in 'nl11Hon. n"ffo In chns!' th!' tl1h of ciirty ',-ater ;1nd. eyen af th~t it h~s ~ hpttl'r ,,'1t!'r <11no " th111 most cities. 'T'h" rl'111('(h' li!'s i tn11sllnrtinp' th!' wat!' r ,,·or.:, tn thp :1 'I" <horl' <om,,\\'I,,'r .. "'1'01' TT ~ 111h11rO' hl1;lrl- \ \'eJcomed by booming coiumns of blooming type. the expert Fullrr, \\ ho is the professional partner oi l{udolph Hering, has arri\(~u in 13uftalo, prepareu to do business witLl. the contents of our waterway' at :-5.00 a day. \ \'ho can blame :'IIr. Fuller' " Truth" has nothing hut commendation to lay in wreathed laurel at hi feet. He is " in it for Ilhat there is in it," and has a right to be. He i' an expert on anitary Engineering and a good one. II e knows his trade from A to Z. He is as good a microbe detector a' is n ferre t a rat hunter. and he II'ould be a fit ubjcct for a lunatic asylum if he would repulse the a(h'ances of the officials of a l1lunicipalit~·. hOII'cler foolish, II ho hould come to him anll offer him :37-.00 a day for going to ,,"ork. .\nd perhap ~ the ~aid official nuy not be so foolish either. a they Il'uuld appear to be upon the urface. You cannot see a microhe b\' the naked eye an(1 th ings political are seldom \\'hai they' scelll, particularly if t hey n,Sllme to be of the "public·<pirited" order. ?lIr. Fuller', employment i" for the purpose of making- a comprehen. i\ e <;tmly ni the condition of Buffalo's Inter supply a~ a me:1n- (,) the forming- of:1 competent and comprehrnsi\'e (lpinion to be sig-ned, staled and c1elin'red IlY \\'hich he shnll inform us how \\'e can better the p'resent excellent condition oi thing-so "Truth" has no fanlt to find \Iith :'IIr. Fuller, not the slig-hte t. But S7S.00 n day, unnecessarily expende(1 i, the hone thnt sticks in the c0rporate throat and hurts th!' hod\' politic. Tn the first place :\Ir. F ulle r, coming- to Bufi... lo :1 total ,trang-er. has first to acquaint him. elf. at ~-; GO :I (h~'. with local conditions with which the ;)horig-ine~ are intimately acCluaintl"d, and \\'hich m:l\' re~sonabh' he l"xpected to take up con.,id('rahle of hi, ti1l1e. If e has annoullced that he \\'ill ll1ake no microscopical !'xamination into ' he bacteriolo(!,ical cr.nditinn o . thm letting- our friend D r. Bissell. puhlic bacteriolo!!i<t of the Boar.d. of ~I t h , down ea \' hut that hi, intention is to collate all facts !!I'rmane tn th!' <ituation, form hi, conclusion s therefrom aml recommend the neceS":1rY remed y if alw. It is' knO\l';l that :\rr. Fuller fa\'(lrs filtration. \'fhich is a proi!'ct th!' carn'in!! into !'ffect of \\'hich \I'ould mea n th!' exp!'nrli nrc of mililol1s of the monel' of the alreadv o\'erhl1ro!'nerl t;1xpan'rs of the City of Buffa lo. And "T ruth " makes here nn(1 no\\' thi., prediction, that at the eml of th!' "orot racted period" ; n ..... thprr> .., o'rp..,t rpc:C'n-f' ;f" th p r()ntpnf-.:: ", f "·"';1"1, at S7 -.00 per da" .. 1.; .1, :\rr. F uller a\'O\\'s will he wilt rl'1ch Bl1ff~lo hI' ~r:\yit~t i nn . :I' Iv ilrl ilHT th" intake pipes out into the lake where a.n a~so~utely . ............ . ............ _Ur . . ............... _.... ................... . pure supply must ine\'itably- be had, whIch IS SImply AD ·· ····~·::: f C" c. I an anticipation of the repo rt of Mr. Fuller, Sa.mtary Engineer fo r which "Truth" charges no $75,00 a day no r ~ny sum whate\'er except the good will of the rate· payers. Health Departm ent is Seventy-five dollars a day fo r nothing! . ~ safeg ua rding Food Supply. And what do you think of that little cler~ worklllg B ause ot' complaints that butchers, for $75.00 a month, and from tha~ supportmg a famespecially some o n the East Side. are I ily, paying life insurance and the mterest. on a mort.se lling meat that would n o t pa~s tnspec ti on, Commis sioner Greene ot' the gage on a little home, by I'irture of whIch you are hea lth depa rtment has ordered a n tnves- become a taxpayer? . . The vlc lnlt, of th e ~fotfat malthou se tlgatlon. Dr, W. H. H ea t h of the d e. And what do you think of tha t, poor dIgger 111 th~ at ~laga.ra and ~Ioh a wk S trE'ets is not pa rtmen t "ill ~ta rt out th is w eek to In ditches at a dollar and a half a day. who must tOl l a desirable locality In whi ch to li v e spec t m ost of th e butcher s hops. just now o\\'ing to th e nau seating smell Bakeries also are to be watched. for nearly two months to earn $7 -'00 ? that arises from the deC'om pos;ing g r atn· la st ,veek some ba kers w ere warned to An'd what you YOll think of it. ot!ler toiling,. sufferIn the ruins of the bu ilding . F our co n~ have fty s creens put 1n their ",-;ndows , trac tnrs ~ r w .. h because compla.int had been made tha.t ingand self-denying members of tillS commumty, that remo \ lUg t e swarms or ftl es w ere seen In the shop e at ork a man shall be imported here to do unnecessary work damaged grain and He: Commis- and o n goods tor sale. which could as well be rendered. and perhap better sloner Grpene says. that It Is not to be expected that ~uch a fi re can occur done, by a natiYe expert in such matters, alld o~ ~he ,,-Ithout leaylng some ~m e ll from the stranger being paid a. salary of $75.00 a day \I lllch grain a nd thal the people In that Yi~ must come ultimately out of you r pocket and out of cf nlty must exercise a llttle more patience. the pockets of all, the toil~driven many, already too The l nsp~('tor's report shows th at the much burdened WIth taxatIOn. f u)rtlon ot the grain s till In the ru ins wnt be remoyed b)~ tonight and that They are making ducks and drakes of our money although dl~lnrectanlS are (r~ely used there must nf'cesearl1y arise some disindeed, ·..···....·. ·...... '·.. .. ". I fHAT ODOR IS AWFUL.: I ;,I agreeable odors. The grain now beinG' removed is almost dry, I �AUG 5 - ) 03 ................................ ............................... ..........··COURIHt····· ··················· ........ c'OUR.I.~.~ ........... .".......... """. PtlYSICIANS AR.E ~ UIVABLE TO STE M FATAL EPIDEMIC ·· ··· · · · ············i·~ · ~ · ~· ····· ·· · ........ '"............. ..... ... .... . . . ~ f... .... ..................... I PURE MILK MANY U[ATH~ -= BOUGHTTO r fRijM CH~U~~ BE CAUSE l~fA~T~M,1 Ins idious Disease, Whlcl, Has Become So Alu mingly Pre valent Amon g Childre n in Churc hFatal Epidemic in Chu rch- One Hundred Recorded Last I yard Farm Section of City. Has yard Farm Section of Month in Bureau of Vital I Ext ended to Adults. City Is Laid to the Statistic&, Germ - laden Lacteal DU.E TO LACK FIFTY DEA THS HA VB Fluid. OF PROPER CARE. ALREADY BEEN REPOR.TED Physicians or the Eas t Side w ho have made an investigation The epidemic among children o r ra m" The piant is only a short distance mes located in that section or the city away." said the doctor. " a nd t he ilI smelll:lg t aDd d e f ec tive process of known as Churchyard's Farm. bounded renderingsoo the garbage ca use the atby Broadway, Balley Avenue. William mos phere to become satiated with toul Street. and the city iJne. has extended odors. Anyone who has Jnhaled t he to older residents. an d seyeral deaths pern icious air or this localit y will bear have been reported to the He.w, De- out my sta tement. I have seen s trangpartment. ers sicken when first brea thing this ~y available means to c heck t he air. During the past mont h. '\-ve h a ve spread of this insidious disease has had considerabie min and it has had been resorted to. but as yet the city the e ffec t or bringing the fo ui soot to I belie\'e that this is physicians have been unable to make th e ground. any headway. Parents in many cases sufficient to c aus e the p resent epiare sending their c hildren to the co un- demic. D urIng the p a.s t month the at mosphere h;l.~ b ecame e xtremely n a u· tr)-. Dr. Guarner, ot. Bailey Avenue, stated sea ti ng, and w it h the poor conditi o n yesterday that the n umber or deaths of some o f the fruit! eat e n by peowas unusually large. most ot the vic- pie or t h is sec tio n. I belie'l'e that t he un usual p revalence of this disease 15 tim. being children. HIn the past week several adult cases due to these c au~ p ~." have been brought to my notice," ~atd several doc tors we re not s utH c ien t to explain the spread and s tubborness of the disease in this section or t he c ity. " I believe that the r ea l cause or th e maiady Is in the milk." said t he doctor. "Ftrty out of 100 c ases have been tatal. and I thin k t hat they have been b rought abo ut by drin king impure milk. The dis ea.e has been ro und to be r ather a n H ealth Commissioner Gr eene said yesterday that the extent or t he dis- stricken members of a family fro m the ease was unusual and pec uliar to the In s'httrt orde r. BLAlI ES G ..o\.R B AGE PL ..\l~T . Another physician. who llves o n the Churc hyard Farm sec tion of t h e clty. authority for thE; statement t hat t he epidemic whIch Is pecullar to th is dls tr lct Is due to the un sanitary me th~ ods employed by th e garbage plant ~~Y. ... . ../~.v~ \-! ....... 9 2 ·U •••••••• • ••••• • ••• • the to'w n is brought from the co untry b e r of these ring the last three or four day. tour or five deaths from cholera In .. fantum have been reported to the health daHy. The number ot .~ .' .III.u"~cuO trom that disease reported yes .. ... .... r" .. ,. was six. Health C ommil!lsioner said that is not unusual ror this L '- -··year. "A ch.1ef cause f or the preva.lence best ot all beverages fo r c hildren, but yest e rday There were a lso two other deaths yes te rday. Both w ere Investigated by Dr. Ea rl G. Danser, and In e ach 1ns tance c hol e ra in fan t um was given as t.be ca use of death. Heien Linderman. 11 months old. died a t her home, No. 854 Syca more S treet, at 12:30 yesterday arternoon. S he had Ai,j ..................g.. j" ............ .. been attended by Dr. Potter. but duro Ing that physician's abs ence . rrom the olty the child di ed . The othe r victim o r Ihe in fectious maiady was little Jennie Wawzenak. two months old. Sh e di ed at her parents' hom e. No. 126 K rupp Street. earlier in the day. J ennie and her twin si ster Cecelia. were both affected in the Rarne w a y . Both were atte nded by DJ·. B a r r. Dr. Ba rr was called to the house ea r ly yesterda y morning . Wben h e r eached there Jannie had died. but Cecelia was still alive. , C AN 'T I-IELP ~ BAD ODORS. " I .................................................................. ~ 1'. EY': ~ ......... .....~:: ........................... . H, t~h.lflntti " li v ing In th e vlrinity ot. N l.lgarll nnrl :\l ok~~ws str~rts !-lU ll com pl nm o f II bn d pdo,' a r ising fro rn th e ru ills of th e M Offat malt h ou!4P. b u t H ra ll h ( ' ~ l~slone r' G rppne Is o f th e opi n io n th a t lTie r e Is no j U f:t ('a tl ~€' ( 1) 1" complai n t. H e f':nYR it mu ~ t h t" f'X P(>C' ted t h nt rhro r e will hI' so m ,. o d o r be avoided; s uch a n im a l or fr o m rl a m age-d a nd hu r n t grain. n nd vegetable toods as are given sho uld be th at I'luch odor will ('onti n u p un t il nll or t hf' ,L;"!1ln h a!-l b c('n l"emo\,C' o F o ur thoroughly cooked." ro n t r a(' tnn:; arc At w o rk todn.)o: r!pa ll in ~ :l\var th l;' d ama g ed g nl in. Th lR mo r nin g Dr. Grec>nr prod u ('P<l th e r epor t o f H (>ai th 1 m,p<'c-lor B r e n ne r. whi c h \ 1':15 gh'p n t o t he rom ml s!": ion e ~ l as t ~l o n dHY. Th p r e p o rt 18 a s fO I1 ~\\ s: • " C' If'Anlng nnd d l ~i nrpC' tin g fl oo l ,. f.=1I11 l"l)moYing g r ain. S m All ~o rt ion 1') ( badl\' da m aged ~ra.ln ~ t ill I I €'- m ninlng" t: rc1pr d(·b r l~. T hlq w ill h e r pm o \'E'd on Au~uc;:;t 4th And :it h \\~ork p rog l"(";:~(.,g I\F; "Unldly net pO:":.<il ;blf? llnrtpr e xl ~tl ng C'v nd itlons. So m p baa o d ors i n buil din g . Thl ~ canno t bE' n\·ol d pu. D lsl ntect1t nt ~ U ~f'd In a 11 b €' r il 1 man n PI·. GrO in b pln g r e m o\"('d at p r p!I"cn t nl m ~ ~ N o o dor from sn m e." r r/ ,('fATE DITCH" '\ IS SAID TO BE A NUISANCE. - -- If that cannot be had. the next b es t thing is sterilized milk. Chtldren unlIer two years old should not be t ed fruit at this time or year and raw toods I I I I Suit Has Bee n Brought by Health Department to Have It Abated. Summon sE"S ha \'e bee n 18su ed In a s ui t br ought b y th e H ea lth -.p.9artm en t ngal~ 8 t Edward K ene r , C ~ G ~iger and " ·i lll a m Cost ell o, wh o o wn n part at t h e o ld Sta t e d itc h a t B lac k R ock. to _co llect fr om th em th e p e n a lt y o f f ro m $1 to $100 Imposable und e r th e city ordina nces upon a nyo n e m ain t a in in g a n uisa n ce th a t Is a m enace to th e publi c h ea lth. Th o suit wlll come t o tri a l b e for e Jlldge Braunlein in MU' li c lpa l Co urt Friday. It 18 a lleg ed th e di tc h Is lull o f sta g nant w a t er . whi c h g l n~s ort a n unpl easant and unh ea lthy od or . Co mpl a in t h a s be en m a d e b efor e, a nd th e- own e rs h a.ve bee n ca ll ed upo n to aba t e the nuisa nce It • Is alleg ed . but h a v e t a iled to d o BO. Th e outle t at th e d Itch Is clo s ('d up so the water ca rl~ o t fl o w in t o Scaj a quada. Creek. a s it did t o rm erly. I . . . ..... ....... ..... y@ . 7..~..l~.O~ ................ : lJ b DAMAGED GRAIN AT I>lOFFAT MALT HOUSE BEIN G REMOVED F AST AS POSSTll.L£. T sta ted TWO lIlORE DEATHS. ................................................................... at. thts disease." he said. "Is the improper dieting or babies. Mother's m tlk Is th& cases. that the ll1llk. ir Imp ur e. co u id be r esponsible tor th e epidemi c. ................................................................... arning to Mothers against Cholera Infantum. I wo uld recommend an and is b eyond my jurisdIc tion. but the milk in this c ity will be qui ck iy examIn ed." h e s a id. Dr. B . H. Brady or Bailey Avenue, w ho has b een called to attend a. num- I .. con- he would sta rt an inve stigation today. ••••• ..~,............ ................ .. tha n "Some or th e milk used in this part at "As t o the cause o f the disea se, I belleve t hat poo rly-cooked foods, raw vegetables and this s pecial pe riod o f the year are chi e fly responsible," said Dr Gre ene. When Questionf"d r e gardIng t he proximity at the garbage p lant to this 10caUty and Its disease -breeding air. Dr. Gre(ne said: "1 am not ve ry famtlla r with t hat particular locality. but I should judge that t he foul atmo9phere would largely contribute toward producing the high m ortaUty r ecor d In that section." A physicia n said yesterday that fully fifty death s had occu rred as a r esu lt otJ the dIsease and that more than 1(Y\ cases ,,'ere unde r treatment. 'm, ... .... .. ..... .. •• • disease Investiga tion. " Dr. Ma y, the milk Inspec tor o r t his city, s a id yes te rday that t he epidemic ha d been brought to his no tice and that others by placing t hem in tents o utside Ch urchyard F a rm sec tion or the c ity. on the lawns, has been a dopted by many and in some cases has proved successful. The plan o f r e moving patlents to other localtties w hen t he first 8ymptoms a ppear. has prove n quite e f-I (ecttve In protecting o thers." infectious C holpra Intantum and other Intestinal (llseases played havoc with the chUd population of Butt'alo 1n the month of July j us t end ed. A bo ut 100 deaths trom these causes were recorded by the Health Departmen t In the month. In July last year dtUlths among young children from the same diseases numbered only 62. At Health ...Cozum,issloner Greene's omce It is s tnted ' rilm1y" of these deaths a re due to lack or proper care at children In the s ummer months. July and August are the months In wbich the highest mortnlIty a mong c hildren tram stomach and Intestinal d iseases occurred. .. Paren lS s hould be most careful this ti me ot yea r In caring tor young child ren," said Hea lth Commissioner Greene th is morning. "The Department ot Health has ha d bills printed containing good ad yice on the care of children. It anyo ne wants such intormation he can ge t it here." It has been r eported that many deaths hR,\"e occ urred lately in the section of the ci t )' co mmonl), ca lled the Churchyard Farm. Health Commissioner Greene said t oda \' h e has had no offlclal notification ot u nusual mortal1ty In that section. but to b e on the sate side he will have nn investigation made. Dr. May, the milk In s pecto r at the department. will Investigate the source and condition at the milk used In the Churchyard Farm dis· trict. tagious. I think that if the o fficiais wo uld look at t he mil k dist ributed In this part or the town. they wo uid be ab ie to iocate th e cause or the dis ease D R . GREEXE'S VIEWS. Dr. Gaumer, "and I u n derstand so me of the victims are in a critical co ndltlon. The plan or segregating tho Heal.th Commiss ioner Greene S ays Infants Need Most Careful Attention at Th is Season. ot the epidemio in the locality known as the C hurchya rd fa.rm . have come to the con c lus ion that the dis eas e is d u e to impure milk. Dr. J. G . Knool. o r No. 482 W illiam Stree t, said yesterday tha t th e th eories which h a d been advanced by ................ ..........G.y..M.~.... ~. '................,. ( .... CHOLERA INFANTUM, Re~ort . Show That it i. on the D.· crea • • in Thi. City. t the omce ot It was stated yesterday n b t tbece H enlth ~mt8s1onQr Green~ :b: Dumber wer~ences ot il decrease D i tbe city of caS~8 ot cbolera intantuf nt the dl1 und particularly In tbat ~e~t °wbece tor known as tbe Churcbrnbr dt~a~e baB belln the past le w ",C'eks. t e sb ard form tJ almost epidemic. Tbe Chnre y. Brond"!)", In the district bouudedt :: and tbe city Ba tley avenut'. Wllliam s ce line. b R!crlbed tor tbe ,"orlou8 canses ba\'e ~eu in tbat section. prcYDIC'llce ot tbe rualn Y ted tbnt It ",,'85 one autbority hnT"log a~~e~ondit1OD ot the E'Dtlrely d ue to tbe po io that district. mIll;: furn ished by deale~ealtb autborltlU Iuvestigatlo n by the ion to be true. Iled [0 prove thnt assert 0: �75 ............. ................. CI C' ............. ................................... OFfAL RAIN AND GAUZE DYE PEACHES PINK, ~ Proven Innocent of ~rme~ F I appearunce. c;. n _ This Is the 5ub~tance ot the ... tm g . W'lS en?·r handed to est complaint thJl t • • h Health Dr artme!1[ for IOYes{lga - e, .1lnt wa~ anonymous. tlon. T Health Commls51oner :\evel'thell'~' . inn,o;lfglltion for Grt'l~ne ord<'l-e<i ~\nr 't b~"lng publiC' t ......................... t!t at ers to ~('e If there 'W3..S anything of kind being pr;H:til'~Ii. If tarm€'rs were dyeing thE:' ir pr>(lC'hel" thin€' was danger .of pf'ol)l(\ bf'lllq' pnl q nnE:'c1. Dr HeRth vio;ltf'd Q(>YC'rnl (armers an4 dis("o\"f'r~d tht' l·Rw·e M th.,. pc3C'hE's bE'tng fl'O ripE' Innking nnd IllSCJ."l1~. when thf'Y' were not in rcnl1t~. The lru.U wa:"l packed tn boxt'!'; JlnE'd "ith pink ga.uz(>. On Tuf'StIR\' rain ({'II all day and ~,)ml' ot the boxE'!; w£'re ~t akl'(l, Thl' "atcr cnuspd th'" gau;;:{' tn lol"C It!': color and the pin k fluId ran t),'l'f th(' P£'3Ch P.!'t. 1r hinr.t them a. dllT('rt'nt 1."*'1' al:oglth£'r. Dr. lit ath carril~d homt· .1 pi[cE' of the lt3\IZr und t"~oa ked It In W.I lfOr to ti<1 ~ I~fy hlms(>lf. The c('llor I [he b£'ne-fit of the rUI - . 'ud nd to a.~('ert3ln whpthcr or not (ra .~ n. s belns: pr:\nlc~d on the markE-tet ... \\n. H ;,( 11 "0::0 fenl down to thE" Elk Dr. ~ ket yestt>rdn)' b)p ~h ~reel . ~~8i" Greene with sU1~~.. ~:.~~ }prt thp doth. "'h"n 111' matl(' hl~ r epor t tn Hntlth l:nmml!"!'lnnH Grl'ene today e\pcrybouy In tb.\. dt:V:lrlmcu( had. & hea.r t" laugh. / ___ _./~ .......................................... . ............... .. ................. .................... ......... 'EPIDEMIC NOW NOT SO VIRULENT Y ELECTR I CITY, HE DECLARES, o:n.Y STROYER, Dr. Frederick Preis!I, a. recognized authority on typhoid tever, has just re-turned to Butfalo from an extended trip through Europe. where he made a. special study ot the ,,'ater supply of large cities and the methods used for Its purillcatlon. As a. result of his Investigations, Dr. Preiss sa)'s that the only ab.olutely certain method of killing germs In water Is by the Introduction of electricity. He estimates that a. plant that will prove fatal to every germ In the ., 000 000 gallons ot.. Niagara RIver con;;'m~d dally by the people of Buttalo can be constructed for $80,000. The best of the filtration plants, ac, cording to data which Dr. Preiss has gathered, will not destroy more than 90 per cen L ot the germs. and those which are left undestroyed are ot the kind most fatal to human life. "Xever," says Dr. Preif'.s, "should the water supply ot a city be taken from a. stream or other source polluted by sewage." .A statement that such a thing Is done frequently In America. provoked un bounded a stonishment w hen made by Dr. Preiss while abroad. / AUG ,.,. 1903 ~ ~NCREASEO Cholenl Infantum in Churchynrd F a rm S e ction of City Los ing Its Gr ip. The epidemic of cholera infantum for some time in that section of the city known as Churchyard Farm gives evidence o f a batement. This district is the one bounded by Broadway. Bailey A venue, W,lIIam Street and the city 11ne. An unusua l number ot deaths ha.ve occurred In this part or B uffalo during the past two months and various ca uses are gIven tor it. When It became e<Ident that asid e from the morta11t y among Infants there was an unusual a.mount of sickness among adults, the plan of segregating the s tricken ones was resorted to. Tents were placed on the lawns and in many ins.rances as soon as IndlsposlUon manifested Itself the patient was removed to some other locality. In the great majorit y ot cases this proved etl'ecth·e. A Courier reporter took a trIp out to the aITected district yesterday . The wind was blowing strong from the west, but despite th is the unpl easan t odor of the garbage plant, which Is jo."t east ot the city line, " ras muc h In evidenct'. A nu mber ot res idents were seen who live in this dlst ri c ~ b ut which has been prevalent ~ C' .. they all a,!,~eed that the epidemic was decreasing. George :\IalJn, 'who is In the shoe bUS-iDeES at No. 1,68 \\rill1am Street, stated that the odor ,-vas al ways ba.d. In hi opinion the 5e~·.. e r causes as much trouble as any other baleful sourre. Said he: "The se,,'er from the Lackawanna. shops runs along here. It Is under the sidewalk and there Is no effort ma.de to clean it out. ~"h ere\'er a break occurs repq,irs are made, but there is fully three feet of dirt In the bottom. Just notice the manholes along the street and yo u will always see hundreds of Illes congregated ove r them. to Obsen'atlon showed this to be true. Others gav~ the same reason fo r the present condition. Health &ap mlss lofter Greene was out of the city, but trom his omce it was learned that the death rat~ bas rna tHIally decreased. The Bureau of VI t:'J.I Statlstic:t states that there a re no more dean.s now than always occur a t this se-ason or the year. Special attention should be gi\"en to the case ot infants. Proper l ood and plenty ot ~~f~ exercis~. say the doctors , 7 .lemPdY muc h or the tro uble. ""'. - Disinfected the BlUs. / peddler who had been Ilned $50 for dOing bUSiness without a license Pald I his fine yesterday In bills so di r ty t hat the MuniCipal Court fol k sent them t o the city bacteriOlogist to be d isinfect_ ed. Dr. Bissell ki lled a ll the microbes. s.. OEATH RATE, Ch ' Inf ntum Displaced Consump_ t~ at the Head of the Death List Last Month-Total Number of Deaths 513. Henlth CO~tssJon er GT€ene's repo rt tor the mont n uly has been issued. It shows a.n increase of JUSt 100 deaths over July. 1902, th e deaths thi s July numbering 613 as against 413 In Ju ly of last year. Tile births In th e mO!lth just passed numbered 598. There were eight twins. The boys numbered 315, girls 2 3. There were 254 marrJages. Two ot th ese were marriages of white men to ne-gro women. For the first time in months consumption stands second on the USl of causes of death Cholera infantum claimed 40 vIctIms while consumption claimed 33. Typhoid f"'er caused 10 deaths. alcohOlism Il,·. and deliri um trem ens two. There 'were nine drown ings and fourteen persons dJed from injuries received In rallroad acddents. one t rom a trolley a.ccident, fo ur from pOisoning and one f rom burns. I AUG 1 n 903 VIEWS ON W ATER CERT.U X GER1\1 DE- Cha rge of Dye. . ing Fruit Offered for Sa le 10 Elk Street Market. )Jar.\RlIERS at the Elk Stret'>t ·k t . k~t ,ue dy~ng pe:l('~es p~n 1 ~ gh'e them a he:llth) an r p I ' DR. FRED. PREISS' ICHOLERA SE ASON 18 HERE DEATH OF INFANTS FROM TH IS DI SEASE NOT AS GREAT AS FORMERLY. RECORD IN PAST YEARS DECRE.\5E IX JIORT.il.JTY DlE TO COOLER S l ·")IER$ A~D MORE EFF ICIE:\,C~- J~ METHODS. This month Is known In th as "Cholera InfantuI'!'l" month from the grea .. mortality f rom that dread di!l:ease during Augus t. The number of tleaths from cholera Infantum u~ed to be appalltng and the infants di~d by the Score from the beginning of the hot ~~a~on until the frost s III t::t.I.. Th~\nks. however, to th(" iocrt asetl etfh.. lt:ncy ot tbr· Health D€ partIr ell[ and al~o to the fa{·t that in l';- ~ nt ,,"ears Ruffalo has enJoyed yery ":-001 summer q • the death rate from cholE'ra lnrantum Las been kept down to .1 remark:). bi.:.· low figure. and from bE-ing the principal cau~e ot'death it is now only one of th~ leading cau~es. Dr. Franklin C. Gram. regis trar ot vital sta~l~tks, explained the w ork ot the bur ....... u to a TL\lES man yes terday. He said: .,,-~ are sending out e very day Circular letters In the English. Gtt=.. man. Italian and PoliSh languages ~ the mothers of all babIes born during the Ja~t year. -hleh give instructions a~ LO the care 0 infants an d their diet during the summer months.. Dep~nt :llilk Supp l y 'Vatche d. uWe are also keepIng up v igilance as to the milk supply and health In specare constantly taki ng samples and investigating dairies t o see that they are k€"pt in apple-pie order. These Inspectors are liable to go anywhere and anytime and t he mtlkmen and owners of dairIes a re kept in the dark as to when they will drop In on them and examIne their prod uct. "The season thus tar has been very favorable so far as cholera lnlantum is concerned. The wealher bas been cool and the number or death s has been I comparativdl' few comDared with other tor~ I ,"ears although the record fo r the last three years has been unusually good. "-e have not made up the record t..or the month yet but tor the first half I do not think that the n umber of dealh& from cholE'ra intan tum will e xceed 30. For Jun e last the n umber ot.. deaths ~· .8 seven. T h e D e nth R eco.rd. "Last year the dea th record from thl8 disea!e , ,'"as as follows: J u~e, one, July "9' August 76' September. _9. You see th'at Is a good ~ecord. In 1901 the reco ..~ ,,'as; June tour; July 53;August 8~, September, 31. In 1900 the re ,,'ere nine deaths In June, 94 In July. 88 in August and 53 in September. " In form er years the dea th rate ha..a been m u ch larger. We a ttribute the decrea!e to the fovo rable weather and to the increased efficiency of the depart· ment to , Th~ lnstructions sent out by the Health Dt"partm~nt contain ten T'Ule~ Th Ilrst rule Is to bat he the Chl~d a lea:t once a day in luke-wa rm v. at~" Tight bandaging .hould be a voided. T e 1child should sleep hy itself In a c ot ~r rcradle A chUd needs plenty of fresh.a r d ~h.ou ld be kEpt out of doors dUrIng I ~~e ~ool ot.. the morning an d evening. If a child Is brouj;ht up o n a bottle the b t diet is mHk from a cov.- or a goat. G~~t'S milk is prefe- rred . No o ther tO~d wh~8l~Ot.ver "hould be gIven while t e hot weatht=r lasts. One ot the most common causes of vomiting- Is fee-ding. Evide n ces of H e nlth . EYidences or health in babI.es are: X~ vomlttn{:"; regular Increase 10 welgbt: lonE" to thrf'P stOOls a day: c hild quiet, diarrhoea during teething. nO"111" s hould be sterilized when it Is .u A Ibl nd onl y s ufflclent as tresh a2~ Pho~~rs es.:OUld be stert1lzed m ilk tor If a fter nursing, the Inat one time. . mllk In the bot lie. thIS fa nt leaves some Sh~~d nbfc!h~~::o~~:;;rocured, miJkIln e be kept c ool by w-rapp ng bottle~ may 1 th <aturated with water, hem 10 a c o · 1 l a tlon ke eping them coo. Ilevapor I �'·Firsl f';ewoge • should l1.,er be <11.- ··Brietlr desc:lbed, the method of ()lIOn- f~~,~g~~.lhi~\~t~b:h\~.a;:rn~~lpl~~;~YiS C)Jra~'~l:er 1903 is to pa~s OZOlH! through wn.ter. 'This It is so @l1lre und cr ideal conditions. w ill ('omp' -·c. , ..... " nt Sieml?'ns & IInl fil kp of Berlin, who inelimin ate germs of diRCf18e f rom n wn t.(l'r Mta ll t ht' p;yst~m, g uarantee that it will supply. accomp lish 1hiF. And the guaraDtee i8 "'l'hi rd-The on ly n bRol1.1t~l;r so fe not based on te~ts made from the water Dlelhod o( kill in/: germs il1 wo t er Is by to be treated. bUl i" mode on tests mode the ozon~ proce~~. with ~e w nge? Yes, thn t is true. By '"Ta king up th€.' first conclusion, i t may their q),st('Ul th~y ('an tR Ice sewngp, treat ; not be omi .. to "")' Ihnt thirty yea r s ogo, it, nnd fifteen feet from the pIne" of ! when our tunnel was huilt out into the treatment you cnn drink the wnter fro~, ri,er, there seemed every rcn!o:Q U to be. th e sewuge with the absolute URsur nn lieye that onr water ~nppl.r was nbsolute- thn t there ure no g~mlS in it. By this ly pure nnd would continue ~o for n long mc-thod lhe water iR nclunlIy improved time to compo ..~ t thnt timp not murh nt- for .drinking P'll'poses, because ozo ne is ,' tention h nd been dcvoted in LIds country a hIgh form of oxygen. nnd wnter that to the subject of filtrntioll und IHlrificn- hn~ hC'cTI tl·oot"d by the ozone process tion of wfiter. X o 011(' fore'l:lw the r api d r cnll)' <:jntni ns mOfP- oxygen thnu It had I growth of Buffalo and the Ynriou~ cities ucffll'efPt was treat('d. I olong the Inkt!. Xo oue thought thot n 'IThC'y bnye ozo ne plnnts nt ' Viesbnden 1 lorge- hodr of wntE'r like Lnk p Erie could und at P nller horn . At Pader born the be polluted nn(l rendered dnngC'l'ous in water is not j:;ubjectetl to filtration a t nil, sneh n ('ompnrntiYely short period of :--r.;-ly hejng treated by the ozone method. time. Th e conditions now presented, to "r Jrhups YOll will comprehend better I my minu, nrc nC'ttlnlly criminnl. EYen If I\ohnt that Jl]t'nns when I tell you that at I we did not draw our woter f rom the P nderborll (01' yearf; they we r e nfflicted I \yith diphtheria epidemics, the deaths from the ,Ii.case running from 20 to 380 I present source, thore wou ld be no excuse cases a :rent'. In met. there was 80 · for dUlllping ~e wngc ioto the Juke nn d Dluch rliphthel~u at Pnderborn that the ri,-e r. If fOl' no othel' renson , it should very tarth h ad been iDlp r e~na ted wit h the not be done becnu"e of the fiRb thot live germ!=! and pC'rROllS drinking SO mnch fiB I ill the ,,·ntel'. But flO much for reasons a f'wnllm, of w nte r were in danger of why the cond i tiOIl~ should not exist. g erting diphtherio. ,,"ow diphtheria is ,I "lIow cnn they be overcome? In mnn ,. prnrlicnJ1:.' wiped onto 'wars-j\l~t ns is being done in Europe. "The gre-at authority. Koch, cloims "-h:.~ in gllrop(' ther make money out of thnt the ozone method absolutely kliis th ('il' sewngp. They ha \'c sewnge fn rms g?I·~ns. IIi' saYR it is a perfect germ- i nnd by ,~ariou!': Ilroce~s('s C'otl Yert the r ekilhng syst('m. '1'he ozone, of cou r se, is fu~l' into fertilizin~ mnte rial. It nlso is g enerotcU by electricity. I have a cell I dl·ied and counned inlo fuel. In 8hearfor th e gCllcl"ution of ozone by electt"icit~' lles~-on-the-Ren in England they have ' n which was ,;iven to me by one of the ofnew plant for disposing or ~ewnge and fi{'i:1l~ interestrd in the system. '£b e garbage. The garbnge ac tually is mixed ozono then is pn~Flcd through the wn t ('r , with coni and used for fuel pu rposes in which is ('ontnined in n big rese r yoir.1 li~liting the city. These various methods ot d ispo!':ing or sewage nr e a ll w ell This r('~ e f\·o ir i8 ~o conFlt rn c ted thnt the bottom is cf)llsiderably nn rrow er th nn tl;.e known to sc i ~ ntists. Ther haye been top nnd the re~(' rv oir is co,ered o,er !'iO tested and found to fulfill oil requirethat it is nir-tight. The ozolle is Inj ectments. pcl into tho wnter nbout two fert from "Now, about this t;ubject of fi ltratio n. the bottom of the tllnk. It is injected '1'0 hOl·e hea rd a great deal of th e need thrOlu::h n pipe which i~ broadened out so of n filtering plant in this city, nud I t hnt it CO,CI'S the enli r(l nrea of the tank do Ilot hesitnto in saying that it ",ro ulll nbout two fpet from the bottom . T his he n ,good t h ing, but it would not l'entank is lIefl ,,-ith pebbl"" . The p r esence d(,1" the w 1 ter freo from germs. By a of th e pebble i. necesMry for the dis- I so t 'n lled three-system filtrntio n pln:1t, 8uch DS they hnve at IInmb urg, Ger- i trihution of th" ozone. 'Yhen the 07.on e enteN the wnter through the pipe it is many, 90 PCI' cent of g€'rmS I cnn be ,pI·,·nd pror tic oll,· oyer eyery bi t of the I t aken from the water. But, so long as ,,·ntpr ot tile [,oiut where the pipe is I th.at othel' [ell per cen~ yes, even if one plnct'd in the tAnk. ~ llen the ozone pel' cent remains, there will be dange.r Rlwotf.: upwlll·d and com<"s into contnct of disease. Plninly, then, if something with the pphhl (~ . whkh dev iates it in n il bettel" cnn be offered, filtration do es not soh·o tho problem. fl.irpcti()n~ ~() tho t pr~C"ti('nllr every pnr- I llC"le of wntl'l" COn1{'S In contact with t he " l IIwestignted records reln ting to mnny el)idemics of typhoid in Europe, OZOI1£'. nnd in e,~err nine {lut of ten cases I "Il~ollr fC's t from the top of th e tnnk fOUlld lhat th e disease originated from th ere is another {lipe through wh ich tbe tho scwage Or watel' sy~tell1s. In aome cases th£'y w ere cRnc;;ed by the eating- of shell fish, such '8 oysters, but that was I ozone passes Rod is retu rned to tJle sou rc(' (rom wh ich it come iu the fi r st due to tile fact that the oysters hud plnce. By thjs means it is used over been exposoo to wnter co ntaining tyano over ngain. B ecnusc the tnnk is phoid germs. '·By woy of lIIustratiog how fa r tb ey nirtight, no ne of ozone €'Scapf's except th rou~h the e:thnu~t pipe I ha ,-e menhavo gone. ab road, in the matter of derioned. :lnd any of the ozone thnt r eveloping filtration plants, I might menI11nins in the tnnk is cOll b-tantly pUl'Ifytion that nt Plymouth, England, they il1~ the water. take: thel r water from n place ctll1ed "One can !':ll1ell the 07Ame in t he wntpr Dnrtllloor. The SOurCe is in hills tha t thnt comes from the tank, nnd the ,,"at~r surround the city. All this territory has h" a pun" ent taste nt first, but thi$i'beeu bought up by the city, nnd while a appenrs ofter 3. whil e. As I hnve . . , httle grozing Is allowed on this land sewage treated "ith ozone is rcndere ' absolutely no sewage is discharged iTlt~ pnre. X ow th en. ou r wnter is romparnthe streams of these hills. Consequently t i,-('ly clear. Th.e ozone method does Plymouth's wRter supply s hould b~ not clea r the water; it simply kills the pure: yet the water is filtered . And they germs. " There it is neces ~ arr to remove conti.nue .to have typhoid there. but mud from water. filtrl1tion, of cour~eJ nO,~.hing Ilke whnt they llsed to hnve. will accomplish thn t. Except on occnIn London, except in Some instnnces sions when w e hoye F:.torms and o ur where th e water is drn \Yn from artesian watt'r be"'omes roily, there- is no occnwells. oil the water distributed by lhe ;ion to filter it. All thot we w ould noed ,".orIO?S 'wnter companies that supply the her/) would be the 07Ame p rocess. And cIty IS filtered. nuffalo is the rity of all ploros wh er e "In Hamburg there is nn exC'elleot the ~€"nerfltion o( ozone should be ne-filtering system. Hnmburg gets Its w a C"omplishcd chenply. b(?cnnse 'of the ter fr?n1 the riv er Elba. 'Vithin the electricitr {! nel'ntro nt :"iagnra FRl1S past fifteen yeo rs th ey hod epid.mics IIncl the transmission of that power to of cholem ond typhoid til ere. That t1* city. prom pted tho resid ents of the city tQ "An ozone pl n~t l:l nt will supply 1.buy up cottnges along thE,\ rive r n'hove 000.000 g"lolns ~f wnter a day con be the ~Ity nnd . t1lcreby. prevented the ron.tructed fo r not to esceN] $40,000. duruPIJl~ of sewage iuto the river for a Bu(fno would neC'"C1 n larger plnnt than c?nsJdernbl0 distance abo,e the city that. but th e extra cost for nn extra I fit, ut HambUrg, thel' have the three· million gallons o ( water claily would not system filter plont. That menns ti mpnn np co~Ra rily 11 double outlay, that th e water is filtered three times ber r ~ j. to soy $80.000. Th e larger the plont, ~ , reHCh('s th o consumer!:;. Furthermore nil thin,!ts con~id(? red , the cheaper the alllb.u rg . has ext ra filter beds so cost of (,()l1strurtion. the "atel ah·.. nys paRses through ab"nuITolo should get on ozone plont ot solutely c1eon hed. Thot · . becauRe ·f fil . IS Imp ortant fll1('e. Th c-l1 81 eps should be tnJ~en to I 1 ter heds arc not kept abhnvo (,ODgres.~ enact Inws pre,entjnJt the flolu tely cle~n, they nro useles~ , for th ey dnmping of sewa~e into the lnkes nnd ~o II~ot purIfy the wRti'r. I n li~ rnnkfort riyer." Dresflen. in ~hort in all citie~ o . Importance in Europe,' th ey Jla,oc filte.1: hc(I:.:; and, in nddition then'to. tnke PI ('C'nut~onR to make the wut('r as pure as"posbI.hl(' .lx-fore it gets to the beds I . ~onSl(ler1Dg the subj('ct with that' in n:un nuel theJ~ reU£'Cting Oil the Proposi~ twn of est.1?hshilll< filter beds in Buf[~lo a,ncl sUIl permitting the dumping o ~e,~ nge lllto our water ~upplv it . ob"I,on~ rhat filtrntlon will not sol~'~ Bu~~ f nlo s 1>r{)l~leJl1. Is thert." n solution? Yes Th~, ozor.lln~ lllctJ~(;·d will purifr Buf: f~]f) ~ ~IlIlPIY with ahco:ollltc certainty - n~ this. mr-thod rost.", much less thn~ nn) filtrnnJ: lJlnnts that I Sftw . "S(,colld-~o pr oC'er-.!i\ of fi ltration. o~"nlOl:~"'" :lll JdndR of ~erms. ~Gl S I • I Dr.frederick Preiss Declares All Germs Are Kill ed by It. I IT BEATS FILTERING, And the Cost Is Mu ch Less Than Expense of Const ruct ing a Filter Pla nt. I SUBJECT INVESTIGATED, I Dr. Preiss Mad e an Exh a ustive Study of Water-Purifying Processes in Eu r ope. UAft~ r making It twice, there was one statement about Buffa.1o which I nev . . . r again repeated in Rny place in Murope that I ,·isited;' said Dr. l·'reuerIck Preiss tbis forenoon . ;'It was that Buffalo's source of water supply w[us in the ~amc booy of wn IN' into which sewage and refuse of cities wer~ discharged. '1'he people o\·er there, when they heard me say thrlt. looked incred ulous fit fi:$t ond then indicated hy their 5rt.l1temcntR thot Buffalo could not be far odvanced in modern methods." Dl'. Preiss w('lll abroad about thrre months ngo fo r the purpose of making n sP Pcinl d illy of typhoid fSY 1' , typhoidfe,er epidemics a.nd e,erything lhat pertoin ed to tlli, di.e"e. Althou/:h Dr. Pl"ei", has made 0 slleci,lty of typhoid fe,er for runny yenrs, he had n special inceuth-e in his task for the renson thnt he himself became n victim of typhoid I08t fall and was ill from November until January. "I had a lw uys looked upon typhoid as a uSC!lcss disen!ie," snM Dr. P reiss. "1 considered it in that lig'ht because I thou~h t th erE': was uo r eason why any person ~houl d contrnct tho diF; en~e . I was so carf'ful that even when [ w ent on huntin,lZ' trip~ I took ~pecinl prec8.Utions to drink nothing but boilcU water and i'et I fell a \"ictim to typhoJd. r on; convlIlced tllat I contracted the disons. through d rinking mille. ~mk bottl .. oftf'n nre washed in water which has 1Iot be~n boiled. They nrc not sterilized nnd typhoid germs mny be in the water. There lOay cat: bo enough in the water to do harm. but whe n lOilk is jlQured lI.. to the bottle the germs t ha t mny exis t III a single drop of wa ter will multiply to n.n !lStorushjng degree ill a ~hort space of time. In foct. it has been figu rcU thot lhey multiply 50 times more rapidly in JUlIk than in water. "Xow, Burralo is never free from typhoid. and in practically eyc ry inatance. I belie,e, the disense can be traced bnrk to our "ator supply. Of course there nre cnRes which hnve thei r origin in other places and de,elop when people chonce to r emain in Buffolo. But thot would happen anywhere. When I .peak of Buffalo CtlBCB I refer to persons who liye hero and do not go away but who get typhol,1. "As n r esult of whnt I RRW nbroad nnd the obsermtions I have made at hon1P I have come to the conclusion thot I would he doillS! no more b'nnn to the reo~l(l li,ing below us on Xingnrn river >7 ump lng n barr~l of arsenic into the 9tren.",1 thou is being dOIlP eyery day by th. dlschar". of sewoge Into the rlv';" ~rom .:1. ny run[!'l{"1 house where n ('ase of Y~hnld prpvnflc:;. 'The quc.Qtion of flonrces of woter supply, t~lel'prOre, ia of the lltmo~t i111r~rtnn("e In th? cOD~ider:ttion of the Rubu ~ of typholl~. And th e prohlems of PI rlfymg a CJt~· oS W'nt£'r ~uppl.r. noturally ~ .~o JU:l~t ~P (,oD~idered in n study of thi~ n~~et\s~. 'Ihnt WOs why I pnid p:trticulnr ('ntlon to the filtration SY!'itPnl A ill EllrO]lr and tru,"pled IUnllr mile. and "OW ~nn)' (h!Ifl'rent kinds of pl:\O~ for purifylUf. nltllliripni wnt(lr ~UDpJjeR. . \..\( a reNult of these inspC'C"tiol1 I lun r{'rH"'h~:>tl Rome ('on("lu~ion~ whleil' ~n n Q O (\ l-w Sllmlllnrl?l'll VP I'V lWipflv. Act followtot: I I I I that tl: 10, I 1 ,.. <:.j.??-~';)S~ r.F~1 ,~~T;r~ti:~I~E~ the Prevention of all Contamination, TYPHOID IS DECREASING Dr. George E. F ell has written a paper upon potable water supplies that Is "ery Interesting reading to Butrnionlans in view of th e recent dIscuss ion about the water f urnIshed from ou r resenroirs. Dr. Fell discusses the danger ot con. tamlnatlon In wells a nd smaller reservoirs, a nd then considers the condition In cities on the Great L a kes. The action of Chicago In bulldlng the grPOt d r ai nage canal, and thus dl\·ertlr.g lhe flow or sewage trom the lal<e. whence the city's drinking water Is secured, has proved, says Dr. F ell. that patholOgical bacteria are destroyed wi thin 150 mile, or Ch icago. That is a n interestlog tact to those who beHeve the Great Lakes are becoming bero uled to an y extent by sewa ge. So far as Buffalo Is concerned. there a re but t wo cities which should be considered. adds Dr. Fell, when the ques· tlon or contamination ot Its lake-waler s upply is concerned. Those are Clenla nd. 180 miles away, and Erie, about 80 mlJes away. Dr. Fell believes there Is Uttle dan ger (rom either. From Clevela nd the lake current Is very slow, and at ErIe Httle or t he solids or the sewage escape f rom Presque Isle Bay. In conclusion, Dr. F ell says : The question presents th is aspect : The great • . . bave arranged to take tbelr Jake clUes potab le water (rom the lake, tbe natural supp ly tor this purpose. They then proceed to betoul thi s s upply until the Ine\'ltable rC8ult ot such contamination 1& produced. Chlcalo helped ftselt out by Ita drainage canal. Think ot the cost. Cleveland may build a filter plaut at an Immense original cost and an enormous expense at malntainment. Butra.io may never have to do this, simply because Its refuse, all account of the course or the lake and riVe! currents, doce Dot CODumtnate Its intake supply. It there Is contamination bet\\'een Its 10take and pum ping sta.tion. It can be remedied. How much better would prevention have been than cure in these casea. Lake sedimentary Deposits. We do know tha.t the sedimentary mattrial always existing at the bottom or the I..ke Is not pleasan t to Imbibe. Resting on the bottom ot Lake Erie one day, with 25 reet of .....ter above me down In diving armor, I noticed that by moving the arms near the bOttom a fllmy cloud or material a.rose In the "ater. storm arises. O\\"iDg to t]elglel1d~1 disturba.nce or the .... ater tbla malel.3 • . turbed and. suspended In the water. It consl!tJ Whenever a or organic remains or both animal and ngeLAble lire. . . . This \e pumped into our Wluor supply and we Imbibe it rreely unless 'We 411.er the wate r. 'Id· . d deslrabl • •- get rid of this It it Is cons ere W the condition so that we gao bl~v~e~~er~ol':.lI.t~oUld year around, 18.TKe :~I~h ",'ould permit tbe have to be prov ld ed I tbo IIlorm1 sedimentation or the w~~r ~~UI~ be an elseason at the year . S e Deceris1tJ. At pens ive luxu ry, not an a~!g:U~olnt AblDO can no point in our bay earR this material lu we obtain water free rom weather. Prevention of ContaminatioJl. f aU.all .-ltb Let a ll material com ing rom"l i (eeted bt- stormy enter ic disease bed thr~U~~~b th~ Dee.·lrto It for e. bciDg dispose 0 r . tlc.l. Let will be contended that ~ ~s n~~C~~~d ' to the us figure a. llttie. Bu a 0, b Re:rlJtnU' record of vita l (tatIS},}.i ~~t b'~ UOdeatlll Gram , Buffalo Boa.rd 0 ea with a porulatlon from typhoid fever In 188.1. ulatlon 0 37S.000. of 155. 11)9. In 1902. a fever. JUlt CODIt had 113 deaths Cram poD tbe 01111 . taUs· sider these. facts. base b u at all depended OD. tics we have tha.t caD with a popula.tl on Tb r(;6 mor e deathS In b In 1881 %l years at 219,841 more people t a n ' Wiu:. rord IP 1002 pr::~~usi Rubmlt tha.t It ill possibilities of medical I t.o prevent materIal of cases gaininG accesS the sccurlty or to the l o (rom ;i:r~::~~~l~~~.;: no;"" art!.. Falls and otMr!tb se'Wage their water supply by e should be dono. b uld be: Stop Tbe futu re watcb'Wo~~ s...:ter suppllea. contamination of polA eune pursued. ultimately will be the co �. . ~ " eUFFALO WATER , CONTAMINATED BY SEWAGE FROM CITY. How Buffalo W ~ter Becomes Polluted . . T don. haS been a dmitted Buffalo wa ter lIuch streSS that has been la idc ity upon th Is In l~ure and various causes have been suggeSt d f II this was artially dlspro.ed b)' Dr Fell'; I"btltty that contamination came trom or condi The Enquirer is able to enlighten . its reade::" ruments with the currents. • es reek. but most certain that the impurities find ing their way fnt~~h: tS~b~ect ,that has Induced much discus.sto I I 1 ItsrH. n aconducting e P J)e. do asosecret through the I n.t h e t tunnel s n· tbrorT'.and It is understood that Mayor Knight Is at pres nt in,estl gat i on ~ ton prove the e.~r~ I "';'Ok ~h . leaka~; Impurities Do Not Gome from Smokes Creek, but Are Taken Up Through the fissures in Bottom of Intake Tunnel. I RE the 400.000 people who nlake channel opposite Porter Avenue under their hom.. in Burralo. drtn k- tbe bed 0[ the :-;-Iagar Rh'er to t he lng their daily wa.ter with a pumping statton. near the toov ot .Yas.•~tlck" 1n it. in the form of sewage and sacbU!~etUl Street. To do this work the other filth trom the malodorous Ham- water In the lunnel had to be pumped A burg sewer" There is a certain coterie In BurInlo, out. Th.,f" inlet was hermetlcall:r sealed. one membe-r of l\~hich I in very closo? and ContrlClor Douglass put his p umps touch with )layor Kn igh t and all of to work: but pump as hard as he ,,-hom a re in a position to know ~here- might. waler sUll remained In the tunof they X, who nSl\er In the ne-1. He Cailed • . ., y the gentlemen. and a ffirmative. then Hin2:5tOn & Woo<1.5. his bondsmen, Is tbe wate-r rurni:;hed to Butfalo resi- h.id a. haud at' it. They. tOO, pumped denu b)~ their own waterworks s}'stem as hard and n ~ thoroughly as they poHuted, con taminated. altogether un - knew how; but the)' are s Id to have Ht for u~e! These men sa)'. most ern- fatled , or at any rate the tunnel repbatiroll )', yes, but not Cram the sew - mained P~l.rt1y tull ot water. Next came a ge of Smokes Creek. Haskins & )lurphy of Boston, Instead Their conte.ntion seems not Illtog1"tbi'T of pumping vo-ater o ut, the)T" pumped wIthout fc.undauoD , Their principal air in, and for tbe first time tn Its point is that while the '1\-ater of rapidly (Ox istence the t unned was comparati ~e­ run t og ·tagara passes o'\"er a grea.t ly dry. f:tratum of stone. which one ~ould :\ OW 5'3ys the coterie, lIr. Douglass think to he impenetrable, this Is not in and Hingston & ' ,ood failed because rt'3h ty the c~e. and the rock bottom the 't\'ater from the river, ha rbor and I~ a s: fulL ot ~eams. ere-vices and fissures ("~al ran down tn through tbe ~ams a.s the [aC'e of :L centenarian. Through caster tban the most powerful pump I thes:e apertu 5, the)' d1!cl reo the im- ("euld dls(!harge It. H askins and lIur- \ pure ",,~aters that I e along t he rh'er's ph}' succeed~ because the great ai r ~hore. the potluted wa ters ot Buffalo p l'essure In the enclosure acted Uke a harbor and the sickening m!l..5S ot con- ('o rk to thp cracks tn the rock, and glomerate tuth In the Erte Canal that k ept out th~ water. In fact. man), of L by courtesy cal1ed ,,'ater, pour down the gentlernE'n saW monster bubbles tnto the urlllned tunnel. through ",hich rt~e In the rlyer when the p umps ,,'ere passes the pure. fa st- flowing water a t work. which is conclusive proot: that from t he ('(.n ter o f the rh·er. the allpgP.d ap~rtures are there. Frequently the oyemow trom the H ""sklns &. :Murphy knew all about trunk !e.t~tr laid tn the bed o f the old the leakage, further say the gentlemen, Hamburg Canal discharges Into the and wanted t remedy i t vo'hile they E r ie Canal. and a nyone 'who v.~Hl stand h ad their plan t here; but the pO"'ers at the bridge in :\'fain tree-to nea r that be COUldn' t see things that way _ ott. a nd let the perceptible presence and nothing was done. of the h4?ad waters o t' t he State's great The proof positive of the contamlna.hl~bwa>' insinuate itself In to his n05- ti on is ~ aid to Ue In the fact tha t anllly utI! tor a moment o r two, will fullv sis ro:h ows the water in the channel a.t rea.lIze bow 5er1ou~ the sta tements the Inlet pier t:> be rure. while almost the gentlemen pre~lousI)' referred to nn:rone knows w hat would be the result really a re-. o t: ::tn analysis of t he w ter from any Scum and !!llme fatrly e ncTU!=t the faucet in thp- city. One look at a glas~ ~urt:\ce ot t he canal. At tn ten-als a rul of it Is suffl.ci€'nt. mud.bespattered d red~e lifts great din A strange fe::tture ot the matt~r is pe-~(ul o f oozy, reeking filt h and de- that ~ asor Knight Is in full knowl· posits them tn a regular sca,enger of edy,-e ot all that bn.s ~ stated he-re, 8. scow. Tha e ench is slc kerung. 8) - at least on ot tne coterie clatms tp mM't overpowering. nnd one fhvol un- ha\'~ told him all about it, and yet tartly wonders ho~ people can Uve and wht'n Health Commissioner G reene was mon? and ha,,'e their betng in !=uch an appr03ched n few days ago he s tated aw ful a tmosphere. The faCts of the thf" whole affaIr W3~ neW5 to him. Cl.H', say the pa rties rete.rred to ~-ho Tnt' ftn:\l ~ta tement ot the cote rie- Is don't care to be Quoted are the~e: that )'18),or Kn Ight h as an e xper t quletme years a go i t ~as found ne<'e5- ly worki ng on the case. and t hat when s3ry to en1arge the tunnel w hich r u ns his report is presented something wlll from the Inlet pier away o ut i n the d rop ,,-lth a deep, dull thu d !~e of ~,.. • ront ............ ·3l.J.F.:.. ·i·¥.................... · , . . . . . . . . . . . . t.u . . ........................ .,1;.. ............................... " URi BISS[ll IS T[STING THf CURRENTS. Try ing to Ascertain" How Much Smokes' Creek Poll utes Our Water. With improved floats he re<"ently has ~ught. City Bactertolo~st ,,'. S. Bissen this afternoon is testing currents in th. lake ~ nd upper part ot the ~iagara rh'er to ascertain definitely. whether or not the 'l\'nter from the outll"t of Smokes' Creek gets intO the intake opposite the water ~-orks pumping station. Dr. Bi!::l~ell started out on the polIce boat Gm.-. )l('rtOn aoout ~ o'clock and went up the lake to the vicinity of Stony Point where about a dozen floats were placed in the water at ditfe:rent wints. The~e ftoat~ are of a.n improved pattern. and it i~ expected the best of res:ull~ wtll be obtaine-d from their use. The ft(\:\t~ are hollovo~ tin buoY::!, painted red. On the under side of each buoy Is n hook or rine- to ~~hlch a four bI.lded tin paddle 1:; attached. This paddle is wholly Inunersed when the float is in operation and it is atfe,:-ted by every current ""llh which It comes tn contact. This is tbe first time the~ new fi t have been used locally. Heretofore. ve . common home-made- app1t:mces have beer used. The ne'l\- ftoat~ are aft r a pattern . approved by the rmted tates Go\'ern - I 1HR[E C~SES I T~PHOIO f[V[R. Al leged R.esu lt of HO Lise Own ers' Fail ure to Pay Water Tax . The He~ p:lrtment h.l"l. re-ct'in~d re· port~ of three c.:l~ :::: (If typh""'hl ie\'i;?:r fn"\;t\ the housE" at 1196 -Xt lfi:.:lT';l ~treet. The dr.-t C-lse ,,-a~ di~' o\'ered twO w('(>k~ .\q\} and twO other5t followed uickly. AH IlJlee p.ltie-nts are ~eriouSly ill ilni "ith W""..llhe-r :t'lndlt1on~ as tht'y are, Qne -or more ~('11l'l~ are likely. Clerk .. chneider of thl" H~:llth j').;.>p.lrtment "'~lS informed t(hi. y thM the- ... ter ~uPJ'lly at this hOl1!"e W.\5l (Out t)tt A\Je-u~t 1, because Louis: Rauhenstetn. the owner. hnd failed to l·l.y hiS bil1. TI..'ld"lY an (Irt\('r was i~ ued dtreNin~ R.luhen~t('in to appe.lr .\t the h('.uth office and ~h(nY c."au~e why he ~hould not be prl'l5l~uled C~)r alIQwing the watl"r to he ~hut <,f'( .100 lhu:o: rendel'lnt: the hou!'"(> un!:'-::tnil.lry ",'hret' tnmllit:5 live in the hO\l~e nnct the ("h. n('e~ are faxorable fur :til "1 re.l!"~ of the di~ea~i' ." cit! :\1r. S hnetder tl~ d:lY ·' .\n In~pN'tOr Cn) n1 tb.' del'. r tment will \'!:o:;n lht.. J'll:tC'~ .. tt,) morr'" .lnd ~h"\ It a thoruugh o\'erhaullng It m~lY be neces.:,::.;,lry for the (",nl"r to put in ne-W plumbtnlr "-lth typhoid in the house It t~ ",er'" nece!lSar'" thAt the wa.ter be> turned on -acaln. The owne-r oC the- building -ill have to give an aspJanatlon to r:: row." �HEAL'rH COMMISSIONER'S 'rASK Br NO MEANS EA IN A LARe ANY a poo r. Igno rant and s u per-I M h d d stltlous mother as regar e the Health Commi~h..)ner of this city as a sort of ogre. Thf" thordis. ough inspectlon of the tenement triets has otte-n been Interpreted by the more Ignorant as a kind of €'spionag~, Some hav e called him the "Big Spy." When a brother or sister fpll sick, what right had this man, they a~ked, to meddle with their family aft'alrs, to .lSend a un iformed officer to their home, to ask them lmpudent questions, to inspeet the patient as a doctor WOUld, and no w and then to order the sick one away to the ho~pital? Especiall y the foreign population of the city has vfewed the Health Depa.rtme n t with suspicion and distrust, 1n the ir eftoTts to hinder the 'Work ot Dr. Lederle a nd h l~ inspectors they haye have reso rted oftentimes to e"en ludlerous means. On hearing the approach of a H ealth Department official a mother treque-ntly takes her baby from Its bed a nd hides it in a bureau drawer or a wa8htub. The chlld may ha.ve smallpox, or scarlet fever. or measles, or the black plague, but that makes no dlfterence to this mother, It's her baby, she boasts. and S!he Is not going to give It up. And when this bold strange r tn a blue suit and with some lilt letters o n his hat asks her ques_ tions, EhE' not only resents, but beginS! to tear his aetions. Is he not a sort .r detecti\"o policeman? Will he not d~eRc;es nn inspector Is put on the case examined and sent home. • i. 1me argumlms. A health ,,-aste the I I I I 'The Shrimr.I do Stunts at O!cott---'The race for tbt' 'Wl'i'fS q/ Shrinl'rs 'CeaJ lllost exciting and the time rt!ally remarl::ablt'. arres t her under ~ome strangE> law she had never heard of? Might he not drag her before some judge who would tak e away tht' little her hu~band had saved? Surh are Rome of her thought!i'. But a..,,, ~oon ~1..S thes:e poor deluded p eople realize t ha t the health officers are, aftE'r all, their best friends, and are trying not only to save the lI\'es o f thetr loverl one~, but to protect the pare nt~ them~il'h'e~ trom danger, they are eagel· to !;how their appreciation on every oCt~a~ton. As !i'oon as they learn th~t one of their mOre Ignorant n e ighbors has some qu~er looking disease they often rush with the Inform ation to the Health Department, Sh ould tht:'Y !,pe a .>hlld with a Tll..!Oh fr o m th E' hea t. t hf>Y report the case with I nstantan e(\u~ aln('rity, A woman. t o r instanee, ,\ m coml' h."lundlng Into h E"adQ uart ers with ~om~ such ~tory as t!1l s: " Faith, hut 1 ~('en ,"l boy wid the It be a dago k.d what hang~ the alley. I ,.... uz after seein' '1m jE'~ t no". An' his ~ k ln is all blotohed like. wid red 'pot,,·' " Red s pots" is thf': t'xtf.'nt ot the ella ~no~ls; and as thi~ might indicate nn y on~ of many malignant ly C'ontaJrt,Jus ~mal1pox. o ut 'cros~ or the otrdals immediately. otfit-er follows the pupil. and when he long and the':defy trrat. Ins-oector and woman ha~t(ln lO the knoC'k~ on the door and the mother de- menl, with. threats of s'ing the cit}'. sC'enp·. Th.e woman talks aloud and al- nit's UD and dO"';n that she has such a. The inspector. ho\\ever'na.c; the law on way~ The in!ZpecLOr occasionally mut- chlhl he can show the examining physi- h is ~Ide. and by S.urn.1onlng a stout tel'S to hlm~e-lf: cian's report to dis-pro,'e the falsehood. policeman to h~ aid .le accompll~h •• ' "Another false alarm, probably. Thl!' The school nurses who beg-an their his purpo~e, .. , will make the se-n."nth wild goose cha.CI;e work last winter al~o a.c;:;slst in winning B..u t what t be lra"e in~peC'tor rears/ for me thl~ week." thE" confidence of the poor. They ,·Islt mo~t Is the W(ltQn who objects to "ac. Thes reach a narrow alley and plungt' thE'lr homes, talk with thp mothers, and ctna tion becat.'lle it \\"1.11 scar her arm Into lis perpetual twilight. A crowd at finally persuade lhe-m to belleve that and preyen t 3er ..,·earlng ballroom . h D epartment men mean gowns, On on~ occa~lOn an Inspf'ct,)r chtJdrE-n on the sidewalk catc hi ng ~ Ig h t t h eo H t"a;t of the Insp"'ctor·ft uniform and belie"- tht"m no harm. wa~ o rdered to ncdno'lle pvpry tenant ing him some sort of pollceman "train Xow and then an inspector will find Of a !ashlonabp uptown RPa.nmt-nt/ In behind" hh many a "hoop. A few hlm~elf tn :-.orne haunt of criminals. house. Th e ele"ator bo'# had been IIE-nn cats ~campe>r ahead After maD) IODt? instance of this kin? was first found to ha ve snallpox. 'The- He3It.h turns. inSpE'ClOr and" oman emerg.e In, brought to the de>partment 5 attention I Depart ment me went through tf!e n courtyard over \,hlch float the dry-, by an anonymous report of smallpo x building from top to bottom and W!?Teo lng underwear of a half -hundreu fam-, in n. tenement house. A y eteran in- abou t to congratu~,ate- each other on tbtl ilies. spector went to the plaC'e', and after remarkable ev:e ,·lth which they had ,Voman and inspector dive down stumbl1ng about its labyrinth of halls achle '·ed the task when one o( thil l e()me basement stairs, and as the- gulde and alleyways he found hlm~elf In a In~pecto r~ Went t, an apartment on nods in indlcation that thl~ is the right basement, where a man lay huddled the ground floor t, find hj~ notebooll place (she has no breath lE"ft to talk), on a heap of rags. ThrC'E' companions " Xever mind ," b- ~ald to the ar..!!1the official asks the white-faced Italian were c1o~elY watchIng him. A brief e x- who rented the noms, " I think It lor her chUd The mother only ~hrugs ami nation ~ho" ed the PhYS1Cl.an th9.t must have (allen \ehlnd thE' COUCh."/ htr ~houlders. thf" man had smallpox. So ... ay ing, he pu~h?d thf' couch u"aT '''Don't you know wh re your boy lSi?" " "~ell, what ye-r goin' ter do about from the wall and tlsco"ered there tnt' agks. the hearth officer it '!.' gruffly asked one of the" atchers. red, upturned face of a W(lman. S:'t' "Donna. ·no," Is the only answer. "My duty," was the ~harp answer, wa!:O so nea r sutroca'ion thllt she 'lra~1 "It's here, all right'" shoutS! the fe - and the inspector pulled out a no te- ga..::;:ping fo r breath. The woman ""tn, male Intormer. "She's htdlng It" book anJ began to make his r eport . into an apparent f'-Int, and dna!Jr, A search Is made through the t,,'O "Xo, yer don't," said a second mem - after cold water had been doused IDtl\1 rooms in which a tather, mother, tour be-r of the gang, as he reach~ o ut to her face, she mutte r~d: / child~n and a baby sleep. eat and snatch the book away. "Ye don' t bring "Don't, don't hu rt me. wI!] Y1U~ "ork.. It Is a task whleh takes a ~trong no cops In here:' Don't "accinate me_ I w3nt to g J t ) !?'tomach as well as a stout heart; but "I h..'l.ye nothing to do with the po- a ball tomorrow night You won't rut the In~pector ha:; both. The wtlrk i~ lice," replled the inspector. "All I want my arm, will YOU"" I rot new to him, He has almost des -liS to care for the sick. The man must "I WOUldn't mar tht beauty of flur/ paired of a discovery, howe,'er, ,'rhen be carried to an Isolation hospltaJ , or arm fo r all Xew Yo rk and Brooklyn," ~aid the chl\"al rou~ n!'"pe('tor. 'IhH the (a('t that you are ~eautl(ul ~h u!d not preVent me f rom d11ng my dUlY. I '· And mU'i::t you ,'acchate me wbt'thH you want to or not?" a~t"d the n\'~D. so sorrowfully, ~o repnach(ully. thai the physician wished he had nen:: gone Into ~uch bU!1i:lness " Ye~," he aMwered gutty. "811! I can ,'8ceinate you on your ankh-." "On my an kle'" exclaimed th~ 'lro· man, " ""hy, yes, but \\"Ouldn't lhac show throu~h openwork !tt)ck:n~" X ot perce-ptibly," nn,~nre,j rh' health man, '·A~ soon as the .. kIn h..u healed one would think the ~r onl)· a part of the stocking's patt p )1\." " 'W ell, then." you can \'acctnalt'm" c;:;h e ~ald, with a sigh of relief. ·'An:! ( It's not all true, wbat you .han qld I !;hall sue you (o r damages." Just then there was 8 tlu~r frem bf· I hind a por tiere. A moment lartf t'll'O other women se. emed to jump l'iltt~ ttl. room as if out ot the a tr . .. ~. e were gOing to the ball. :00," U· plalned thefr 5'poke<:man to tht' L~~(I.r · ished Inspecto r, ·'and If rou promL-e t will no t Ehow throu"h ou r ~t~.:kU Z ; why, we'll surrender." The Inspector proml~ed, a smothered 'WhlmllE'r com~~s (rom thP' you tbrpt' mpn as we-Il a!'; he will die, stO"e, The mother ha~ be-en sitting on And as for you lello\\s. I'm going to It,:;; grea!-'y toP. There h:; no firt.· In it" ,"a'·(~inate you on the !=pot:' and at the voice she ~:art~ Involuntarl ,ylth th('se words he ~elzed the If'ader I)". The n('xt moment the- ln~p\.·ctor of the ,rang h}' the- urm, pU!ilhf'd up the swings bnck the oven door and pull+;; I ~hirt !-'leen" and st'ratcheo through thE" OUt ~ boy, ,~ktn b"efore the man hard!)" realized "Aye-." shouts the (pmlnlne .scout. what had happt:'Ded, l·nder the bpell "Look at "1m: Look at the spot.s~" of the- doC'tor'~ plu("k he tht'n permitted ··Fool~d again!" mutter~ the In~p€'-('- him to t1nl~h the ta~k , tor. "ThIR is only a Citst.' o( m{'a~le~. "'Yell, if that's <ell! thf" job amount~ But Dey r mind," he ~~.~ to the mot!1er" to, y·r C"an go ahpad with me pal~," ·'we'r(' glad to fin(1 it out and proteCt sald~ thf" It'ader aEl he nulled do" n hl~ the other C'hlldrt?n in tht· building." shirt s:l(>e,'e. The In~pector vaccina.ted The mothE-r. ,\ :th somt."thing of a th~ other two men. \Yhen the ambu shamed tace, promlsf'$ not to let th~, lancE" came only [he sick man was ("hUd run In the- ~treNs. and now tha~ I there. The room was found full of burshe begins to comprehend the meaning I glar tools and the booty of many a reof the in~pector'~ \'1~It, her knowledg.: eent theft and holdup, All (our men at Engli~h Increa..~~ wonder(ully had faded pictures In the Rogues' Gal "I tauta ~'ou wanta 5::teaia rna boya, len:, puta him In jail:' hoe- 91.ys with a trace E,'en more obstlnati" than the Ig-norvf an :lpproachin~ smile In ht?r hollow ant poor are thp educated flntl-,·accina PYPS:. tors. )Iany of the poor first object to The re~ently organized sy~tem of vaccination In the bt'Jlef that It is: public school IOspedlon has great!) pol:-::.on , and that the Inspector Is ~ome aided Dr. Lederie In pene trat lng cer- di~E;"uised member of a "endetta, After tain plague ~pot~ of the CIty which thf'ir confiden is won tht"Y compl y were hi therto prat'hlally inacceRsibJe. 'with the law ch~rrull:r. As ~oon as a child in ~C"hool d"('\'elopc; X ... t ~ with the oppo n~nt!1l to \"a('cl -' !'i=ymptoms {If a C"ontaglou~ di!"-easp it Is natIon on "selentlftc" grounds. The;- I �UG V WATER SUPPLY. ~ Co ' Iusions Reached by Dr, George Eo Fell After ConsideraDTe Stu dy, Dr . G~rge eo dFl:'ll,to the wflter BUPP Y 0 n;~:~ StUoPb~~::t :::: ~~~~?~~n~~eth:blc: II I ~vlrnhle reRult of suell contamination ~s P~f~ Y Clc'fe· ?r~d ';I\Y build n filter plant nt on hum~nse ORrlglllai cost illld on enormous ~xpense ot malntenancc. Burrolo mRY never have to d this situply beCllUse Its r{'tuse, on nco Dt ~t the cou rse ot the loke find rl yf>l' CO~rent8 doeft not contomlnate Its Intuke cu Pilly • rt th efe Is contamlnntlon between ~:~ In(~kC and pmnplng sta tiOD , it can l)e remedied. Uow much better would preventlo bfl.ye llecn thAIl cure In the-5e cnses. '~ul'l'aIOf' Rccordlng to tbe record ot "ital stntl"tlC's k<'llt hy Hf'$d8trnr Gram. Bu{fnlo board or henlth, bad 110 d('l\ tbs from typh~ld (ever In H~"_'l, with a population ot 155,109. \ In 100" l\'ltb 0 populntlou of 375,000, It bad 113 d;'~t1IS from typhOid Cc\'cr. J us t consider these (ncLS. based upon the only stUd' dstlcs l'I e bnve tbat can be at all dcpeude I I Tbr('(" mor{' dE'ntbs In 1902 with a ~pulatlon ot: ~10,841 more people thUll III I pre-rloIlS. "XO;', I !'ubmtc tbat It Is within the simple possibllltlcs of mNlica l pracUce ond cou- I I trot to preveDt materinl coming tram the number of coses represented l' y these deaths frQID g81Dlng nccC!Ss to the sewers of our citro I"or tbe security ot the- cities ot Tonal\'nndn, XIIlj.;:arn Fa.l1s and others now contRmlunted In thell' "ntcr supply by the sewnge of Butrl\lo, it should be done. "Tbe tuture watchword sl10uld be: Stop roor contamination of potnble water supplies. Tbls ultima tely will be the course pursued." o . .~ , ISS1 1)1 years I j UG ) SOUTHERNERS VISIT CITY HALL DELEGATES ~'RO)I COXYE X'rlO:-i OF SELECT KXIGH 'rS STOP PED OFF IX Bt:FFA LO. Late yesterday afternoon a large party at Select Knights, on their way home from tht. convention which has just been concluded at Niagara F alls, visited the City H all to inspect th e dlt'terent branches of the municipal government. Sevt"T''11 flf the visitors were lawyers frotn Nashville. Cornersv1l1. an d Pulaski. TenH.. and a few others were from Maryland. The party was Ia vish In praise of th e different branches of the system. They went through the Surrogate's office and watched the clerks in the treasury department struggllng with the big mass of work that will have to be cleaned up before the tax. receipts have been all accounted for. The K nights, a fter their inspection of the City Hall. visited August Sc hneid· er, chiet clerk of the Department of Health. Mr. Schneider was elected grand commander of the order a t th e con\'entlon. 2 1903 TOPREVENT A Pl'e"Pentftble DIllf""ftAf.!. Typhoid feve r I. a communicable an prpvpnta.hle dlSf'llst'. deppnding for 11 'be agitation for pure water 111 <iIl.U~P trpon a micro·organlsm or gen whlC'h usually pnters the humA.n ~yster Bu . 10 still goe; on merrily. U is throug-h the 'water uf'p.d ror drink!n 10W dl~coyered th at the supply f~l1'- ~ j"lUrpoR.s, through Infected mllk, ann vpgetables eaten raw whlrh ,1ished the ·100,000 people of that city ( bE"<'omc In(~cted by bad water In Ing or Inlgallon. Thl. germ by their own water works is polluted 1 withstand fr(l('zlng throughout a amI altogether unfit for use, and that ter. 'Yatt"r fiupplles become Inff!c 'hy m{lAn~ of l~a('hing::; from the inte! tbe contamination does not come tln('~ of pc'rsons ~ufferlng trom tYPhOI, REGISTRAR GRAM MAKES VAL· uom the "ewage of Sm" ke.; Creek, a~ f(,ypr. Bad water. that Is tou l sm.111nl had been supposed, but in reality UABLE RECOMMENDATIONS dirty and disagreeable water is n( frolD the pollu ted water of BuffRIo , np("es~arily Infected with the gf'rn FOR THIS TIME OF anu. only too frequently a clear, c ry~t.a harbOl' and the conglomeratEd fi lth of cool anci refrpshi ng wat er lB the 'f EAR. the Erie canal, which penetrates the of causing much Butteri ng tn a munlty. The water may be tunnel that supplies the city with In appearance, and yet not water, th rough seams, crev ices and MORTALITY IS GREAT HERE bad taln the germ. and may be most and yot be loaded with It. Do !)ot fi ' ures in the rock bottoUl of the har· by appearance, 'b ut t reat bor and cRna l. In pt"Oof of thk> sta te- ~ {C'IBEft OF C.~SES R EPOI-tTED decE'h-cd water al1ke and you w 111 then be on ment, t be Enquirer of that city says safe ,Ide. WI1E~ CO lt PARED TO J>OprL " ~. The follov.'lng m easu r es a re th e "scum and slime fairl~' encru t TlO:\, HOW EYER, JS RE· mend ed by Dr. Gram: 1.-00 neA permit the water tbe surface of the canaL At inten'als 3BRICAULY LI(>II'l'. contaminated by any oC the "".,."~,.,,. .. a mud lx>- pattered dredge lifts great from a p e rson knO'Wn to hau~_v nh'~"l fever, but sterll1ze s uc h disch a rges dipper"fulof oozy, reeking filth and The Reason of the year will soon ar - del'-<'rlbed below. depo its them in a regular sea vengel' rive when typh oId te,'er makes its 2.-Boll all water used tor of a scow. The stench i Sickeni ng, annual an rance, although Dr_ purpo~es and th at used for utensils In ,,'hlch food I. kept almost overpowering, and one in vol·· Franklin D. GrRm says that typhoiu way directly o r indirectly rn~ 'n .. ha~ nO periodic recurrences. The contact with the mouth. untarily wonders how peop le can Ii VE' does not remov e the germ. and move and haye their being in registrar ot the Bureau or Vital Sta t- filtering 3.-Dlslnfect all discharges. al I~ti<'s d eclares that conditions rather Rolled clothing and bedding fr om such an awful atmo. pb ere." than periods are responsible tor thIs ner ~on haying typhoid rever, and The Enquirer say~ that some tilDe Crightfully fatal disease. While thl. acU\'ely engaged In nursi ng s uch ago, when some improvements were is trup it Is n e,-erthf"less true tha t at pa tient, 'wash the hands thorough with solution (b) or (c) g iven 'be!()",. in progress on tbe tuunel, it became certai n periods ot the year t~e C'ou(li· Secure the co~o peraUon ot neces ary to pump it out. The fol- ticns favor the propagation ot th e dis- I friends and neighbor s. G.-Report the c""'. to the local heal ea!=ie. lowing was the result: In the fall of the year the r ecords of officer. 6.-Fumiga te the room occupied The inlet was herm~tically ealed, the bureau ~how there Is generally person having typhoid tever and COlltractor Doug lass put his more typhoid fever than at any other the disease ends fatally pumps to work ; but pump as hard as season. This Is said to be due to the not, because (requently articles are u he might, water still remained in the tact that the autumn winds and storms -conscio uSly left which have tu nnel. H e fail ed, ay the genttemen ~tlr up the sediment in the bottom ot contaminated and m a ny give rise and then Hingston & Woods, hi~ Lal(e Erie, with air its disease laden other cases. It Is not necessary gprm~ The spring is another fs\"or- Isolate patients wit h typhoid fever, bondsmen, had a hand at it. They, able time for the development of ty- the dl~ease Is intE'ctious, not too,puruped as hard and as thoroughous. Perfect cleanl1ness around ly as they knew how ; but they are phoid. about the patient a nd room is a·bsol :nontlHI of Greatest l'lortnltty. ly necessary, and those nur.ln ... said to !.Jave failed, or at any rate the In 190\ the greatest number of deaths end should wash t h eir hands tunnel remained partly full of water. typhoid occ urred in September; Iy a nd frequently. Next came Haskins & Murphy. of from Bowel discharges a nd soUed beddl in 1900, August and September wert;. Bo.ton. Instead of pnmping water equally divided In this respect: In 1899 otc., may be disi nfec t ed by Imm.r~1 out, th ey pumped air iu, and for the August had the greatest number and In the following S<llullons. Theae I are all poiso nous. Art1<:1es first time in its existence the tunnel November the next; In 1898 October Ilutions was the month ot greatest mortaHty~ be disinfected s hould be thorougl was comparatively dry . In 1897 March: In 1896 August and satul'ated and allowed to remain in Mr. Douglas and Hingston & Replember; in 1896 October and Sep- solution one hour. After stools been dlslntected t hey should not "Wood fail ed because th e water from temher; In 1894 :M arch . This was the month of the great epi- thrown into the p rivy or c lo~et, t the river, harbor and canal ran down when 45 deaths occurred. In should, where posstble, be carried a; in through th e seams faster than the demiC' that year the superintendent or water and lburned in some loC'alll-Y w !Dost po w ~rful pump could discharge thougbt that the supply was falling there can not be t he r emoteH t pOAsl It. Haskllls and Murphy ~u cceed ed flhort of the demand and he ordered tty of their Infecting the water ~up (a) Chloride of Ume (best quality) the Bird Island Intake opened. The becllu ~e th e great air pressure in the " 'ater .. . .... ......... . .. . .• 1 gaU water that flowed 4n from this intake ~ n c losure acted like a cork to the Corrosive s u bllma te __ .. 1 or 2 was pregnant 'with the sewage of Buf~ (This solu t ion . will s poil anyth ~rac ks in the rock, and kept out th e talo Rnd started the epidemiC. As soon water. In fact, many of the gentle· a~ the cauee or the disease was ascer~ metal!c In char acter. ) W ater ...... .......•...... m!'n saw monster bubbles rise in th e talned the Bird Isla nd Intake was closed forever a nd the d.isease disapriver when the pumps were at work UFf'\L peared. which is conclusive proof that th e l- who bn..s beeD 8Ih-IUg! conslder&ble stu Y ltd • paper d('Qllng bls city btts comp e (' • 11.1 ~\'I tb th~ coudltlons pre,'atJIng' in seret \ or the la.kf" cltlE'~, In wblcb be makes SO~\! mntt'WI?'OLS regarding our 0" n lDtert"~t1ng. Atter discussing prevo II· drlJlkln~ wat('r. tI (Or cltlf'S And compa ring Ing condtbltlOn811"UBOllllnIO Dr. }I"'dl cOllclu cles: them to ( ) t . e · In1(' "The qUl'FUOD Ilrl:t;ents tbls aspect. rrat Iftke dt1~ . ' hn\'c arranged to t'kl' their potRhl(' water (rom the lake, thc d rod Chicago uolpod Itsel! out n lu~ (' ennnl. Think of [b(" cost. WfIIIIIII' - ~--------= JU Fl'Al ,O'::> W.\'I'Ut sl'Pl' j,Y. . TYPHOID r FEVER I I ! 2. a/ A Fatal Dlseo.ae. leged apertures are th ere. Typhoid fever In Buf[a.lo I. one or The Enquirer says that proof pOSith e most fatal diseases. In 1900 of 826 cases reported there .w ere 90 deaths. 111 tive of the contamination is said to 1899 OU t of 212 cases there were 88 lie in the fact that analysis shows the deaths or 42 per cent. In 1898 there wei'e 98 deaths out of 280 cases .. In water in th e channel at the inlet pier 69 deaths and 201 cases and In to be pur~, while almost auyone 1897 1896 63 dea tbs In ~79 cases. Although the death rate f rom thl. kuows what would b~ the re~u It of disease is high in this city the num an analysis of the water from any ber of CRees reported compared to the total population shows that the water fau cet in the city. One look at a supply of the city 15 exceptionally good . glas>flll of it is sufti cient. Dr. Ora m ~ays that Bu ttalo is freer from this dIsease is not from a bac~ Thi ~ wouW all seem to indicate terlolog i c a l I))olnt of view as free fr om (bat Butl'alo is sadly iii need oi a new I, germs as it ought to be warnIng Is given and the Injunction to bOll water water system [Ind, furtber, that th e Is issued. The warning is given slmply to preserve the good record of the system mu ch desired is an up to date city and to put the publlc upon Its fiIt erer. guard. ,':'UG 2. L.: 19" Ft~i: A~~~ie:~r~~I~~~~ Pre caution to prevent an Epidem ic. A fel\' days ago Dr. Dougla ,,9 ot F Erit'. Ont., was caIJed to a ttf"nd F Taylor, twelve years old , who 11\ e~ \( hl!i parents on the outskirts of Lhfi' lnge. r.rhe T aylo r boy is a negro fall1l1~' has n little hom e on the t.ill bark f"om tht" boat landing. ~he had bet.'n working in thp. gnrdpn , playing with some of t hE" p~ople th e buc1\: coun try RS usual till n dal two ago, when he bees m p ill. Dr. 0 la~s was C'alled . He- feared thut casp mIght be sma llpox, though no knew h ow th e boy co uld have c onti1 ed that dl~E'a!';e. Dr. Douglas~ Dr. El'.g.est "~el1de of Buffa 10 111 sultatlon and ~!,;(E"l'day th~ two slcJans agreed that th e boy hau pox . . \s f=;oon as the phyq,ictil. n~ n nr:oul1 t hpir diagnos is the town n uthod l ook action. Three offlCtl'rR wer~ pOinted to en force the QlUl1'anth~ ulatt o ll~ that were promulgnted th t' pre- miseR of th e Ta:rlor~. ({Iso was l'eponeu to the no'n,,'""""" thol'ltl t!' ~ a t Toronto, which lug to ' "al1adian Jnw. E:\t(H')' r. It a l~ nfl~w rtt'cl. Is bping takl·n FJ!l'f'itd I,f thE' dl!-'t;\n~t" nnll no hlllkutiuil:-l o( a n f'ploemiC'. �".. cit,. ordlDUe.. ~lallDg 1.0 the .upplY _4 41ltributiOD ormllt are quite lengthy. The ateUonl OD tbtll BubJoC't. a8 publlsbed by tbe d a.rtment ot bealth lu 1897, are Nos. 9. 87~97. 237 and 238. A permit must be obtained from tbe department ot health (ree, $1) tor keepin g ('O W5 wItbln the c ity limits, but no peTson can kec'p more than one cow unless b ls "premises arc In proportion ot one acre ot land to each nnd every cOw above t he number ot ono. " No Pf'rson cnn bring mil k Into the ci ty tor sa le wllb out a w ritten permit trom tho bcallb department (tee, $3); perm it wUl not be Issued until a satisfactory statement showing applicant' s residence , n umbt·r ot COWS , etc., bas been Oled. A license from tJl0 Mayor Is required tOT' selllug milk; the fcc fo r ca..ch vehicle Is $2. Licenses nnd permits m ust be r enewed eMb Ma.y; tbey are revocable (o r cause. Retail dl"nlers, grocers, a Dd bake r s must display a sign showing from whom thei r mllk Is obtained, Milk wago n s m ust show 1iccnsp numbers. etc" nud tu sum mer months must ,be cove red . The law prohibits tbe snle ot Impure or adulterated milk, Inc ludlog the product ot di seased cows and " cows thnt to r tbe most part nre kept tied up In the st.nbles," and cows ted on gn.r bage or other Improper lood. Tho milk s tandard Is twe lve pe r cen t. solids, three per cent. fat, 1.02D speci fic g ravtty. Skimmed milk may be sol d if In a plain ly marked vessel and does not contain a le ss 1 percen tage ot casein a nd sa lts than Is con tained in wbole milk. Tbe construction of milk rooms and milk box es must conform to prescribed r egulaUons. Milk cans must be cleaned betore being returned to tbe dai ry. The removal or mil k bo ttles fro m a bouse wbere a. contagious disease exists and the fill ing ot boUl es OD 0. delivery wagon a re pro- 101 EALS WITH f MILK SUPPLY Government Bulletin contains interesting and important Statements. CONDITIONS IN BUffALO. IIdY Suggestions are made for Improvement of Supply- Ideal Carrier Is lacking. By t he AssocIated Press. Wash ington, D . C., Aug. 30.-The Agrtcultural Department h as made a contri bution to th e general discussion on the quality of milk supplied to cities, In the shape of a bulletin on that subject, a ]arge part of whic h Is devoted to the question of transporta tion. The bulletin says th e a gitation of t he queltlon of Impure milk has r esulted In Improved prac tices on t he part of pereons handlin g this article of food, but there J8 stUI much room tor i m prove- a.I¥"'. The fi~ure Ions of milk average quanti f "DOCTORS" HIS MILK ER PUTS FORMALDEHYDE IN MILK AND CREAM. DEADI . Y nnrG I:SE D TO PRESER"E Ju dge- '- Yol,ll:er this a ftf'l'D OOU t\--11l warrant prosecution he Intends to pre- PA8S sent the complaints to the grand ~('nten('c upon "-iIllnm llipkl8s. a ml1k df>nlE'T ('It ::\0. 3'~3 Potomn c .:,\ n' nu E'. who this . me many o ther large cities , B uft a pas a water prahl? !Joo7e to the contamination of sour ces of s upply," says th e Cou rier, a nd yet it d e precates th e s tatement ot th e NEWS that th e water is positively untit in wi nt er a nJ. measurably so In summer. mus t b e drawn some tim es . I Fine lin es an outcome ot the arre!t and prosecution of William Hlpkl.s. milk d.. ler. JI 333 Potomac a venue. Hlpklss pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to puW" formaldehyde In cream to presenl It He was fi ned $50. He told the H.. IIlI Department autborltles the lormaid.. hy<le was sold to him by agenl8 of • New York firm ",rho ma.ke tt. It W&I Dot ma rked polson and was labeled as ",preservaUne.' ' Mr. Haller was H lpklll It· torney an d thus secured the evldtnN Whic h yesterday he gave to the District Attorney. \JI "It Is a pen ..1 ortense to .ell pol ••n a bottle not labeled "polson." o&ld IIr. Haller today. " The,e men who ..11 lor· maldehyde to mllkmen and butch", o ught to b e punished more severtl, th"; the little te!lows who us. It. II ~";\,. their namen a.nd I have ta.lked,~ l Distr ic t Attorney about tbem. dNltll UG I n s peaking ot t he work which t he Health DE'pnrtlllf'nt had done In wOl'k in~ up the ('n~e RJ;'n lnst I:ltpldfls. :\lr. S('bnplder 8!1 1d rhRt ahout two wepks ago the dp pnrtmrnt hnd re('ciy{'d 80mplps ot milk ... ol d h ~ Hlp. kl'ls. ')'he,)' w(lrp sent to thp depl1l'tment by R ('n8tomer of the acc nsf'd mllk d{'nlf'r . Both slImplt's, BRld :'dr. SrllnledN. contninE'd (or· mnldE'bydc. nnd a couple ot dars lAter Drs. Clark nnd llf"nth of the df'pnt'tment wen t t o IIlskl~s' dalrv lind look sam plE'S trom ca ns ot milk no'r} cream. The milk. ) Ir, Sc'hnridel' snys , WAS 1111 l'I gbt, but he snrs tormnl(l e byd ~ "-as foun d In the cr('nm. 11Ipkies was summoned to court, He If'nrnf'f1 that the Depnrtment ot Uen1th bnd n Fllr(' rAse agai nst him nod so he decided to plend ~ulltv. 1t 10t sa Id the Stntr Depnrtmrnt ot .(s;:rlcultul'(> bas a eftse a gainst I Tipkl~8 for putting formnl deh,.de in mllk, an el thnt the cnee Is 1ikel.\' to be taken l o thc Supremc Court t or prosecution. 1 DOG BITES A PATROLMAN AND CHARLEY PARISH CI~r\~M . D, ](liIffllhll •D.. kiP LUI§'. I C ft.;;"e. Par ish, 8 years old, of No. 339 Myrtle AV'Cnue, was bitten In the leg hy a dog as he was playing In the s tree t yesterday, Patrolman Charles C. Galligan was bitten by a large dog that ran from a yard near the corner o f Sou t h a.n d Vandalia. s t r eets and caught him In the left leg yesterday. The dog escaped b e fore the omcer could shoot. SEP 5 1903 ENQUIR~ TROUBLe I!!!!-EWING t POSSIBLE fO lL ECUTION D POISOllKERS OF ALLEGE M~US MILK PRESERVATIVE. I'll. SI r ~HOUS8S IN I_C HEALTHY D UE the Dog like Oysters? re~~ ~II S TAT t ack ed a.nd b it te n In the left leg by a la r ge Sco t c h colIte dog. T he board ot h ealth was notifi ed a nd the ~ase wi ll be ke pt und er observa tion. Cooper's home s at No. 3D5 Gilbe rt s treet. TO R A IX- STO R)IS A XD FLOODS. - ublle m'Y the ncllr future the ~d Bub"'" of the apprehenst~~l\' york mtr~ q uent conviction of a nutac: turers 0 hant and tWO Joca l mapOison without ~he ch arge ot 5ell~~tf labeled. ~~~~ ha dng the deadlY "'tel tr e potomac William H lpklss. th150 bY Judge VO'~._ ltpr Coo p e r. who is a d eliverym a n t r th e Standard Oyster Company. was de ll n:>ri n g some oysters at the corner o f \V u l ut"ll1 a.venue and Goembel street y es t erday a ft ernoon, VI' h en he was a t- DR.\?n'EE~E R~S UXS_~XIT.'lR C OXDlTIO~S ~ Didn.t ~ 1\' I milknl a n. waS flne~rt yesterdaY In :;:: bad Munl~~:~ b e t Vl'een K.etchu m Street manufactu red bY a 15 a local ag ~ . It Is a sserte}:~~~~lek H.dlle~or.~!; ~I Rnd he adv l.ed t hat t he work be done with a ll p ossible despatch. The matler was sen t to t he Committee o~ Sf:'wers. ~ ". the a llege He has con ferre ney coats,,'ort~~ JlkelY to tollo ANOTHER BITING DOG . ~ ~g, Richmond Avenue. had been flooded rid,,~ strret W edneSdA Y Aud bit tile litw ith l:Iewa ge d u ri ng rainstorms a nd tIe Jrirl in the left leg. 1\'ere da.nge rous to health, Only one Dr r-r D In.c:rnhnm of -lQ.j Jt"rnnklin house In 161 h Str ee t had bee n tound." . tr. 't d;css~d Frnne",,·. inju ry. to havc: a flooded (,p il a r. (' . . t'fi 1 Dr. G r e ene s tated tha t a notic e ot ThE' hea lth n:'lth onues were nO I ec. intentio n to const ruct sewers tn the had been passed A ugust 4th. him 'I /t am tl denee agal~~; a ble to gl\-e trr1 n"lto rthe la \v a n d wltb DlS onl art sa id to be long to l\ l rc::. )Iortin of Gel~ton ~tr(let. a ttnc.'k ed Fr(ltlce~ a nd COOk, ele"en rE'o rs old, o f 100 BrcC"kt>n- stree t it 1I'1J u~~d,of~h~~ "elo ped " p r ese rvallne, aid to ~ known a s The stu ff is ! and bv t WO men. NeVi York nrJ1'l, ene f Attorney Comm issioner ~th Greene sent a report to t he Aldermen yesterda.y on th e san itary condition o f houses In the " Iclnlty of York and 16th s treets, of which co mplaint had been ma.de. The report s tates that out o f seventeen ho uses the cellars at. fifteen in York, JUl')'. The pl'o<!eedmgs now under "'If ITt morning In )111n1clPI1I Court plendNi Jll1l1 ty to pu ttlng rheml(,R I preser'fatltlves in crea m tha t be had tor sale. Au)!mn SC'hnelder. ('hi('t cif'rk nf thf' Depn rtmE'nc at Ihalth, whi ch worliN) u p the calle agains t IIlpkls8. salel thl\t 1I1pkiss hn d put formnldehy df', a deAdly polson. In 1115 Dlllk nnd crpnm tor t he I) Ul'Pose of Pl'('~pJ'Y' In~ It. The IRW '" pen a ty tor the- nllpl!ed ol1e ll~~ Is n Oue ot trom $3 tn $:l.)\I, III till' dl ~ t' rptlon ot tbp cour t. The HE-fllth Dropnr t • llIt'ut thinks that [Ullkl!'s el10uld he pllll · Ished tOI' pllttln~ ihE' stun: In bl~ milk nnd (,I'('um. liS formaldehyde Is fl dnngerous substnnce nu d enol1,2'h of It 18 cerrarn to C'n uije summer and seven cents in w inter. The Within the ci ty limits tbere are 22 berds ot mUch <'ows, Inc luding 3<40 head. Milk 10 scnt Into t be clt.y from &56 dru ry rarm~. C OLn'r. MV ' u.OOO of tbe supply Is deUvered In glass bottles and \befle are filled In tho city stores. A Ihnttec1 amount of pas teuri zed milk Is used. It seems to be ,alnlng in lavo r. The retail prieo ot m.11k Is six cents per quart th rougbout the ~ear. tho producers r eceiving on the farm 2% and three cents, respecttvely, In the summ er and winter se060ns. The produ ct ot a tew dairies In tbe vicinity of the cilY whlcb are conducted In an up-lo-dRte manner is 801d fo r Beven cents per Quart througbout the yenr. Information was laid betors the Dbtrlct Attorney )'esterday by Atlorney Frederick Haller which It Is eXJ)ecloi may result In the Indictment 01 Buffalo manufactur ers and one York firm who sell formaldehyde milk dealers and small butchers AI I. preservative tor mea.ts and mUk. A... s lstent District Attorney Ja ckaon hu charge of the case and as soon u ht can work' up evIdence he thtnkl w!ll HE PLEADS GUilTY IN COURT ~IUX ICIPAL MIL~M[~, TO District Attorney Has Evi. dence Expected to Lead to Indictments, I r cap1ta consumed mated as 10,000 gallons. Milk Is Bold t rom 1,200 stores an d 629 wagons. About one tblrd I~ )IILIC-HIPIOSS A nRAIGXIJ:D IX ow that 1,000,000.000 galold annually and t he Buffalo. (Population, 352,38-7.) an d William B. My, The dally consumption of milk is estimated ..t 31.000 gallOD S, or 0.70 pint pe r capita. Tbe da.lly cODsumptlon ot s kimm(>d milk Is esti- POISON S~L~ HIPKI88 P Among the recent Improvements tn the mt1k supply of tho city the tollowing Is named: Better santiary conditions wher e ml1k is prod uced Rnd bandied, inc luding tbe prac tice ot cleanIng CROS before they a.re returned to t be dairy fa rm s. Needed improvements, as given, include thorough inspection ot all dairy farm a sending milk Into the city. tbe requirement that milk sball be coo led immediately after mil king. retrlgerato r cars tor shipments, and provision to protect milk from tbe heat Wh~n It is standing on the ral1road plattorms aw aitIng t rains. report says: uThe practice ot past e urization a pp ears to be gradually e xtending. Yet the medical fraternity Is d ivided In opinion as to Its expediency a nd the best Rntiment favors natural mil k produced a.nd delivered in s u c h a pu r e a nd protected condition as to be greatly s u perior to any pasteurized a rti c le. Too often m!Jk Is ortered for Ba le w ith th e cla.lm that It has been pasteuriz ed, w h e n It h as a ctually been more h a rmed tha n helped, the process to w hich It h as been subjected being unwortby t he name. It don e at a ll, paste uriza tion should be In the hands ot competent persons, h a vi ng emc1ent apparatus." Many BugesUons are made for the im provement of the mil k supply, a mong which are th e following : The registr a tion ot all dairies; omclal Ind orsement ot prope rly conducted dairies; Ins pection of a ll herds, barns, dairy buildIngs, etc., once a month ; better lighting, v entilation, drainage and c leanliness of cow stables; whitewashing t he Interior ot stables; erad ic ation of tuberculosis from dairy herds; branding of condemned cows; cows no t to be given swill food , etc.; cows to be regu lat;.ly cl ea n ed; aeration of milk in pure al r; prompt \ COOling of milk and holding It at a low t emperature until final delivery; s hipm ent of milk from farms promptly a fler milking; de!lvery ot mllk a nd c ream in sealed packages. The part of the r eport deaJlng w ith Burta.lo follows: r I POTOMAC AVENUE MILK DEAL- milk. 0; v ...'. About $2,000 Is expended annually In the superv ision of tbe milk supply. Two inspectors Sive all ot thei r time to this work , a nd tbo City chemist a part ot his Ume. During tbe last year 1,022 samples ot milk were examined by lactom eter; 64 by Babcock t e$t and grav imetric analy sis; bacteriological examination was made ot th r ee samples; and all ot the h erds within the clty limits wer e twice in spected. A medica l milk commission has ex" crcised consi derable tnfiuence toward tbe im- , provcment or the city 's m llk su pply by gtvln " specia l encouragement to those in terested in the production an d sale of the highest grade ot ewhat less than in the la.rge cities I Is s old from two thirds of a pint. City or a n stores In New 286 Average ot one store to 1101111, a.nd It Is delivered wagons, or a n a verage ot one every 859 persons. In c!tles with opuJa.tlon above 60,000 the re Is a n ave r a ge /fIot one wagon to about 784 persons. The tables ~how a wide variation In the llrlces paid fo r milk In d iffe rent pa.rts of th e country. Producers usu a lly receIve on theIr farms trom two to three cents a quart in the SUlnmer a nd three cents or more in w inter, but these limits are otten exceeded. On the ot h e r band, in some cases an d In some s eaBons. producers r eceive le ss than t w o cents a quart. The average price paid by consumers of milk when re ta iled tn small qua.ntltles Is a bou t six cents In D~The State rePort fro rtment Shows th tn Ihe H"II~ 1 aft death-rat. 10 at Buaalo b'd~ e t to start a SI tnnnth. Th the alleged Imp~~I~iC on ~ -COunt hia s1 not been .ustal~e;tb .he wat.. c a reports'-(C~I any 0111. That Is precisely In a. peated predi ctions r aTccor~anct 1I'1~ ~ 0 HE TIMES. 1 blblted. ment. For instance, attention is called to the tact that the Ideal vessel for the conveyance of milk rema ins to be discovered. There are many cities and towns whi ch have n o legal r egulati ons wIIa.tever concerning milk. The opinion 18 expressed t hat t he ag! tatlon of the question bas caused much unneces'I8.l'Y BITTEN BY BULLDOG ph Borski, 40 years old, li.. iDg at 46 Amherst Itreel, 1I'aa ..alking aloD&: Niagara .treet Monday merning when a hig bl1l1dog fle .. at him and bit him in tbe righ t leg. Buroki beat off tbe dOl: and then went to the fi r.t relief stlltion ~here the wound ........ ... _- " • nd prosecUU ~nless the J11ID turers glve ~ Ileac· �DEADLY DRUG )S USED IN ... ,,,,'. If'=.I,, Y BUFFALO'S W ATER V SUPPLY AND HOW IT IS CONTAMINATED. FOR MA LDEHY DE IS SAID TO BE COMMONLY USED IN TH IS CITY. DR. GRANT SPEAKS OF DANGER S'ITFJo' C that Buttr.-lo's water supply was con- tlUllinated by polluted water tbat leaked Into thjf Intake tunnel from the shallow Tf~ers of the river, the harbor and :be Erie Canal through ~eams and fissures in the rocky bed ot the Niagara Rh-er. ';1 was eJected Commissioner of Public Works In 1896." said Capt. Drake, "and a few months pre\Olously the contract tor the construction ot th e new tunnel bad been let to A. C. D ouglass, with H1ngslOn &. Wood as bondsmen. "I n the faB or win ter ot '96 )OIr. Douglass threw up his contract, because ot his pumping plant being insufficie nt tlJ keep the tunnel free f rom leakage. Hi&gston & Wood undertook to C'Gmptete the work ; but after efforts along th e S3.me Hnes that :\11". Douglass !lad tollo~ted, they also ga'·e It up, cla.lming It was Impracticable to finish the tunnel, because of the ImpOSl! lblilty of caring for the leakage through the seams In the rock. "Then As,lstant Supt. Knapp of tbe Water Bureau and myself went to New York and consulted with well- known contract l n~ firms, finally succeeding in interesting Haskins & Murphy, wh o llad been ~uccesstul in completing difficult works of a similar nature in Eastern clties. Tills firm put In a bid that was accepted. They came on here, introdc.ced compressed alr, and fitnsbed tho tunnel in due time. Tbe new work was at least twen ty feet lowe r th , n the old tunnel and a little further down stream. It Is between ftfty and 'IXty t eet below the oed of the river. "The new tt1r.ne-.... was no t lined. There ",,'ere no ;,Iro\'lsiees for lIning at the time at Its completioD, and the urgency of the caSE: was SO great, the people needing :::tn adequate water supply so badly, th't I as a CommlSElone r d id nQt dare to postpone the u se of th e tunnel long enough to line it, unless it could bi' shown that sewage would find Its Nay through th e fiss ures that caused ~o much trouble during can. StruCtiOD. "At that time no one but Hingsto n & W ood believed that sewage was en terIng tbe tunnel, and as I recall a. con. versation ""'ltb )"Ir. H i n~s( u n ~is theory 1vas that there were fis.:)uxes starting from the bed of the river, belo"'- the N ew Y ork. received advice from. exintercepting sewer outlet, that dlPPt'd perts and did all In his power to finish u p stream, reaching the depth of the :\1r. Douglass' uncompleted contraot, tunnel. I never believed this, nor do I but In the end he and lIr. Wood were believe it today. If such were the Ca5e obliged to give it up as a. bad job. I don't believe that witb the large InIn response to Questions regarding let at the mld-riyer pier the!"~ ''/uuld the cause or the leakage, )'Ir. Hingston be any chance for the wa t er to) 1 e~\~h s..'lfd that or COUl-se the water poured the tunnel from a down rlv~r source. Into the tunnel through fissures In the "It can easily be ascertained by tests rock. "There were seams th ere." said of the water at the Inlet and pumping he, "that I could put my hand in." pit whether or not any sewage gets If impure waters from the shallow into the tunnel between the !ntake and and comparath·ely stagnant portion ot. the pumping plant. It is, perhaps, idl", the Xiagaia River, which lies close into discuss this question until such time' shore, (rom the more or less filthy haras Expert Fuller has made a tull re- bor and from the absolutely polluted port· It Is natural that people should Erie Canal are pouring in t o the tunnel dlt'fer as to the question of the wat-er so rapidly that five powerrul pumps supply and even experts may disagree: are required to dl~charge th em. how but from a la)Tman's standpoInt 1 think much really pure water tram the swlft Buffalo is to be congratulated upon flowing channel in the center 01' the rivhaving as good, If not better and purer er are the people of Butralo really getwater, than any other city on the chain ting? or lakes. M ayor Knight, when Questioned by "During my term of oftke as Com- an Enquirer reporter. stated he had missioner plans were 111ade for a dupli- nothing to say regarding the account at ca.t.e plant at the foot of Porter Ave- the cause at' the pollution o( But'f'alo's nue. Th!s tun nel would run out to water supply. !·Except," the .llayor adthe H orsheshoe Reef, where at that ded, "there Is nothing at all secret lime pure water was found wHh no ice abuut the affair." to interrupt pumping In the coldest The city's c h ief executive then told weather, because- of Its being shattere-d of the two visits of Expert Fuller to by the reef as well as because of the Buffalo, and said the e xpert would strong current. Provision was ma.de to again come here once at least, possibly. line this prospective Porter Avenue many times. On these visits he , .."111, tunnel, and it the expert should find according to the M a yor, institute a the wa.ter pure at the point designated more thorough and rigid investiga tlon for the intake in those plans, and it Into all the probable, and even possible the p lans are carefully carr ied out. sources ot' the contamination, includIn g such a tunnel would ensure a good, the leakage through the seams in the pure and plentiful supply of w ater for river's bed, ' .... hich ThE.> Enqu irer was the use of this city." the first to discuss as the probable When seen at the company's office In source o f th e Impure wa.ter. . the D. ;J. Morgan Building, E. J . These investigations w1l1 be cond u c tH ingston, g enera.! m anager tor the ed under all sorts of ,veather conditions Lake Erie Dredging Company, corrob· -when the lake Is stirred to Its ut orated In almost every detaB the story most depths by the a utumn a l gales, recently published in The Enquirer re- and when it Is placid and calm in th ~ garding the prohable cause of the pol- good old summer time: when th e wlnd lution of the city's water supply. is 50U'C".l.St and when it is nor' west; " Yes," said ~lr. H ingston, "It Is quite when th e water is high and when It is true that Contractor Douglass was low. The earth. and the w a t e rs under un able to pump out the inlet tunnel so the earth. Including the alleged leaky that the work ot enlargement could be tUnnel. will also be probed Into by the proceeded wtih, and it is equally tru e expert. In view of The E nquirer 's informathat :Mr. " ·ood and I were also una.ble to get th~ wat e r out of the tunnel, and tion, and the fact that the h ea "). blasting which occurred during the enlargek eep It out. Tnent of the tunnel would u ndoubtedly "We had fh-e powerful pumps work," continued th e former contrac- have the ettect of widening and deeptor "the best that w ere to be obtained; ening the fiss u res tha.t are known to but all our efforts were of no avail be- exist in ~ lagara:s rocky bottom, i [ cau se th e tunnel flooded JU St abo ut as would appear that ~lr . Fuller migh t last as it was pumped out, and it was saye his time and th e city's money b Y impossible for the men to work in the first locating them, instead or waitin g tor the ~o\"embel- storms to make t h e water." Mr. Hingston made many trips t" . . re muddy, '3 J llY ES. ~. 1\· E l fll A XN IS T H AXKPL L . " D 6·s~rederiCk :o{eumann, of No. 330 gr'r.' cO~~:~t ~tates that she has had a near her hom~ ge~ an alJeged nU isance 60 of her nel hb a at~d and she say!:. praYing (or ~elI~~S sl~~ed .th e petition Boar~ Healtb t t e IndU ced th. the ~ame and rell e~ hake cognizanCe ot :\:lrs. ~eumann as been promised. to thank her nei~~~ t~at reason. wishe3 ance. 01 s for thei r aSSist. [p ., • :~. c~~~~,~,~ R:~"~f~'m His Vacat io n- Expert Full er and His Work, Dr. '''\·n1t~r D~IlE.>. commissiollC'! of h(,:lith. r ptu r n?d to th(' ci ty on ':\l oudn~' from AO E'xtE.>lllINI hllutioC' trip in ~nnndn . H £> spf'nt mOl;"t o f hi!'; holidny III the' yi rinity of French Hh-er, Ont. R pft) rriug to t he qUf,~tion of the invp~tis::-nti on h('i n.rc m:l(!l· hr \Y nttlr E xpl.'rt Gffirjfe " . Ftlllt~r of Xew York into thf' conciition of the wnl e r ~uPJll:r of this rit,r nr. Grf't:'DC' !'\nid: hI nnt rxppcting :\Ir. Fl1llE'T hnck in thE' rit;l· to re~UDl(, his work in this ('011. npC'tion nhotlt tlw E'IlU of th(' month. Ttl(' tlt'partmC'nt icz fOrill E.>1l,£ruJred 1tl thf' worIt of C'Olnpletil1l.!' th'" llE'Crssnr,r tlOC'UnlPDtnr) lhtfl trt.. ·J t h(' record:-, fur thl' fl~~istnnS\l': or ~I r. F ull er." ,;I' I TO "DO TOR" INJI RIOt S TO TII II TUI;l COJl- III '\"ITY, Both the State and health authQrl· ties arc hot after milkmen who use formaldohyrte to preserve the ir milk, nnd a vIgorous effort Is being made t o bring th~se violators of the law to jus.. tlce. The recent conviction o r 1II1lkdealer Hlpklss by Judge Yolger In ~lunl cl p"l Court and tbe fine of $;( a nd costs imposed shows that the jl1rlges are working with th e authorltie!; in their efforts to stop the dan ~erous practice. ~Iilkm . n are being .topped daily and their milk .upply tested by heaith authorities who are endeavoring to find the guilty ones. Dr. John H , Grant. the local representa tive ot the State Agricultural Department, Is also doing his level best to preve nt the prac tice. The authorIties a.re also after th e dealers who sell the formaldehyde, and In the near future we may hear ot theIr being prosecuted. They are as much violators of the law a.s the mtlkmen Who plnce the liquid In the milk. Attorney Fred H aller Is in v estigating the matter with a vje~- at prosecuting the mnnufacturers of and dealers In this article. On Fr iday he held a consulta_ tion with ..Distric t Attorney Coatswort b in regaN! to the matter, and decisive actIon may be taken in a very shon while. I D r , Groftn t Soun d . n ' V nrDlng . The use of formaldehyde Is decidedly dangerous, especially to children and agpd persons. Dr. John H . Grant, when seen by a TnIES repo rter, said: "Tbe placing of formaldehyde i n milk Is ac companied by much danger, and few milkmen realize this. The substance 15 apt to cause severe illness to a child f~;maidehy~e r:·lth in it. The IIqU·ld irrita tes th e membranes of the stomac h and other organs. I have known cases ,,-here an o\"erdose of the stull nearly caused death. " Thi s preser v ative is a product ot wood alco h ol, and when used by milkmen Is dIluted usually t o about 5 per cent. preservative and 95 per cen t, water." ·'How large a quantity is used to preserve milk?" "Only a t easpoonful is PUt in an elc:ht -gallon can of milk. A quart bottle of the llquld will last a mllk man with an ordInary sized route abou t a. year, so you ~ee it Is inE'xpen~lve . ~Jllk with .. few drops of formaldehyde In it will last for three days and w ill nOt sour. Recently I trled an expert ... ment. In one bottle of mllk I poured a few drops of formaldeh)-de. The liquid was somewhat e;tronger tha n that sold by manufacturers. In nno th er bottle I poured pure mllk and then set th em aside t o witness the result. I EP 1.) 1903 ".... IS lJE.\LTlI OF 'ril E - -- 1(1 l SED 'II LK f ormer Commissioner of Public Works Dr ake Practically Confirms Contention That Intake Tunnel Is In Leaky Condition - Mayor Pro mises Thorough Investigati on. APT. M. M. DRAKE of Drake & Maslbam. and former Commis;Ion~r o! Public 'Yorks. was seen this morning regarding the allegation, publlsned excl ushoelr in The EnQuirer, MILK . It Is a PrcserTn.tiTe A ll R i g ht. ... "In less than two daYE the pure mil k hnd ~oured and the different parts .eparated. The other bottle of milk retaint:'d its usual state and was the same at th e t::nd of a week, Its taste remained the same as the da.y I doc .. tored H. "The use of this prc!=-cn·atlve,'" continued Dr. Grant, " 13 a great saving to milkmen. By thE' use of It they are able to pres('n·e th eir milk without the aid of ke. .:\lUkmi'n, as you know. use much Ice uuring a year, and to ~ome It may mean the saving of hundreds or dollf'..rs. )J ilkmen, 1 believe, wo u ld not do,re La do entirely w itho ut the u~e of i('~." 1 t 1M Easy to O'n~' rd o J t. ...... DOlLING U NNE C E S SARY NOW, A s the ~ chool ~eason Is no,,'" o n, eome p n r pnts have been de~lrous of kn owing wh e ther It ts the Intention of the authorltlps to ha.ve the w atE' T boiled for t he use of pupils. H ealth Co mmls.~ _ er ~reg{e 8aid yes.teT"t!tt:y-~ sea.., the year th e bOiling of water was unnn e~es s ary . Just a s soon as the weathe r shows a. dispositio n t o stIr up mud and bacterIa. In plentiful Quantities then t he comm1ssjone r wJll order all wa ter boiled. :\Illkm('n must be Yery cnreful in the matter of adding the pre~eT\'al i," e. I! a. [l·ttIe over th e requlre-d amount is placed in the mJIk it becomc:-, dbeern - T'l6"rnf&rfJ'l!T'IU\~~e Jbn~lJ.:~~:R!g~e ..J!1~. .auluad x a puu 'a;>uap!scu 10 slq!J!J .t~iJql 01 S1; UOlluUIWUX:iJ )0 SW.I0J i)41 4.8nOJql .j'u!o.j' ·.l~ lU.\\ .10 POOl In01..(l!.\\ s.moq t O J 9C m O.IJ w.nu Plaq pu t! 'WOOJ .3ulpuulli lnq PUll .{ unm aJ.)1.{.'U 'slua Wl.lUaV l1~WS OlUi w a q1 pali ~'1Jd 'S UOil'UlS it.Jllod aql 0 1 w __ ttl pd!JJnq-AI.JlllUllUIJ.JSJPU( U.UPlltp puu • uawo.u ·uaw-swoo.t .1J..llll WOJJ WOll.{l P.J,SjiUJp '.lIdoad <illJunl.l 0)Un alia,," }O ..asnoq ,-'ql OlUJ a~ll.lq .ta q l 1ua.l'tI u aAJ.B 'B 1U ·1lt-S1U 10 pu __ p: atu UJ' l I I �£ QUIRER, ORMALDEHYDE MEN MAY LAND IN PRISON county Authorities Are Going After Miscreants Who Sell "Preserva line" to Unsuspecting Milkmen tlnd Butchers - Attorney Haller Has Gathered Evidence. When Williu m Hipkiss, lb e mil k dealer, was taken before Judge Y olger In the .llunlcipal Court an d tin ed $50 fo r adulterlng his milk with form aldehyde, there was unearthed, i t is said. a plan through which a merchant fro m ~ e w York and two local manufacturers ma y ultimately land In pri~on for selling poison without ha,"j ng the deadl y stutt labeled. Hlpkiss, It is a lleged, was only a eatspaw. The adultera t ion oC mil k , cream, meats in bulk. an d saw~,age m eat has gro wn to sta rtling p ropo rtions within the past f ew mon ths, and there a re t housands or Quarts of an In aldlous material known both aR to rm al d~hyde a nd as "pre~erval1ne" used he r e tor keeping c rea m trom turnin g c:our and for ta king the smell and t.llnt from meat which has been kept too long. E"idence which proves the t ruth o f the a bove statements has been s ecured b)p Attorney Frederick Haller, who w as surprised to learn at t he len gths to "'hich the crimi nal practice had been carried and who has had a lengthy con terence with District AHorne\" CO.iltsWOrth about a series of wholes a·le prosecutlons. "Hipkiss v iolated the law w hen h e put formnldehyde in h is cream," said )fro Haller, " and he w a s punis hed for It, but he WRS alm05lt in tha positio n of a man w ho is arrested and con"lc ted of passIng counterfei t money. The man "'ho gets a bi t of counterfeit money and passes It knowin gly Is guilty ot an ottense, but he isn't o ne-tenth as guilty as the man who makes t he mone y and scatters it broadcast. That is the chap whom t he authorities ought to go atter most diligently and to punish most rlgorousl:r when the>· ca tch him. "r a m willi n g to point out to the District Atto rn e y and to the members ot the Health Board thl;' men who are canvassing the poor milkmen and the eausagemakers an d the small b utchers and are seiling th em this poisonous concoction which th ey invariably r~ fer to as ·presen":tllne.' They carry hand somel)- labeled sample bott les o f the stu ff to the milkmen an d say to them tha t the fluid Is perfectly tasteless and perfectly harmless, and th at it will abso! utely preyenl th e mil k o r cream fro m turning, nnd tha t It wil l t a k e f rom old mea t t he tainted ta ~ te and odo r . "One mil knllll1 gh'lng to a custome r mil k o r cream which ha~ turned l~ " ery lia ble to lose a good c ustomer and h:lve th., r cu~tomE"r ~nR PJ"l ed up by l' 'lo~her d eale r w ho doctors his sl urt with t h is lurmaldehyde. And then there is the slick and insinuating a gent he r e from ~ew York to approach hIm a nd tell him t ha t R. Cew bottles of fo r m aldehyde will aid him great ly to k eep his trade. " That I~ no t a mere violation at the city ordinances. b ut a "iolation of sectIon .. 04 of t h e Penal Code, w hi ch makes it a crime to sell poison without ha\,lng it la beled as polson, a nd 1 ha\,e repor ts trom doctors In the alt h .I:"cpa nment that the ~t urr wh ich m X e \\" York has been selJing here is poi~ son . "Th ere are two concerns in B uffalo which man ufacture the same stu tr and sell it to scores of the small mIl k d~a l­ ers '\'ho ha,'e not proper refrigerating !acilitles and to the s-mall butchers and sausagema k ers who have small ice bo x es. or none at all. " I know th e names o f the tWO man ufacturers and the name at the ~ ew Yo rk agent. and r ha"e talked with the District Att orney about the matter." At t h e office ot the Distric t Attorney it was r epor ted tha t ~Ir. H alle r and ':\lr, CoatE " 'o rth h ad conferred abo ut the matter and ~Ir . H aller h art consented to place the Information at his disposa l In th e hn nds of the county official. ~· h en th a t Js-.done A ssi!ltunt District Attorney J ackso n wilt start the machinery and attempt to get a. number ot men arrested and convic ted. I l~vJ \ TO DO AWAY WITH ~ DEADLY TOY PISTOL Buffalo Actldemy of Med icine Will Uqze Adoption of City Ordinance To Restr ict Use of De a dly Explos ive. The deadly tOY pistol and ot h er Fourth of Jul:r e xplosives, whi c h are annually responsible for hundreds at deaths and for t housands of casualties which do not e nd fatally b ut a re In many ins t a nces ot a very serious nature, will receive full disc ussi on a t a meeting ot th e B urtolo Academ )' of .lIedlcine a t the society's rooms In the B urtalo Llbra r)' Building at 8:30 o'clock this evening. The disc ussion will be upon a. proposed ordinan{'e wh ich will be presented by Dr. Lucien Howe. This ordinance or some si milar one wlll be p re nted to the Board of Atd e rmt"'n at early meeting, possibly ne xt )10nay, Among tho!!!e who have pro mised to be p resent tonight and to raise thet r voices in favor Co) t the adoption of some ordinance that wlll p ut the toy pistol o ut ot bu s iness 1'or all time to come a re Health Commls rlY{a lter Greene, ,superintendent of Police \y , S, Bull, Assistant C hle! Edward Murphy of the f Fire Department and D r, J ohn )1. Parmenter. The sentiment in Ca\'or ot th e adoption ot some such ordinance appears to b e quite general. Some weeks ago Lo u ls yille adopted a very d rasti c meas ure in connection wIth all Fourt h ot July explosIves and othe r cities h ave toll owed suit. Supt. Bull of th e Police Department thinks tha t Butralo should tall In I1ne witho ut any f urther loss or time. "It is certa.lnly time something was done to lessen the toy pistol e,-Il," re· marke d Dr. J ames S. Barr ot ~ o. 1366 Broadway, last night. "The celebration of the Fo urth of Ju ly JUSt passed r e sulted in nearly 500 tatalities. whUe thousands ot aCCidents, somE" of them almost as dreadful as death ItselC In their results, have been reported. How many were not reported Is ot course merely a mattE'r of con j ect ure. Last year's record was no better, certainly. The toy pistol seems to be eRpecin.ll)· obj~ ct1onable, as In ne-a.rly all cases wounds Intllcted by It ha ve resulted tn tetanus or lockjaw." CERTIFICATE DF~N p OEATH IS AEFU SED. 'DR. GREENE MAKING INVESTI' GATION INTO DEMISE OF CHILD WHOSE PARENTS ARE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS AND MAY SEEK THEIR PUNISHMENT BY THE COURTS. C HRIST1A:\' Science Is belle,ed to h a ve beer. Indirec tly responsible tor the dea th 'Of 6-year-old Walla A, Smith, who died at the home of her parents, N o. 176 Grace Street last eYenlng. ' A cting on lhe advice ot Health CommiSSIOner Greene, D r. L. J. ~ c Adam ot N o, 441 Den"born St reet, retused to 18~u e a certificate o f dea th tn the case lh ls m 'Orning. 'l'he a uthorities will toke action in the ma tte r, Apparently there was a n e ffort upon th e part o f the c hild 's paren ts to live lIP to the IR. w m one respect, by ca ll ' I n~ In a physician. Yet, according to Dl. )Ic Ad o m h(' w as ca lled In o nly s o th a t the la w wou ld be o beyed, After th e doctor was called tn t he parents I dused to permi t him to treat the little girl. P hilip SmIth, a co ntractor is the child's f a th e r, an d he Is said ' to be a s}rong adn)ca£i" ot Ch ristia n Science. " hen Dr, )!cAdam r eported the facts i n th e cagt' to the Healt h Com missioner, the latte r was pe rceptibly perturbed II nd denounrQ·j the action at the pa rents fr. strong t erms. It is the Intention of DI', Gr~ne to la )' the matter before the ';\Jedl ca l~xamtne r a nd proba bly before lh ~ District Attorn e y tor Investigation. In t he la b Qra tory of the Healt h Department thF-re lS a c ulture o f the child 's t hront, which s hows tha t the girl was s Ullerlng from di phtheria, Dr. iMcAdam was called to the Smith home ):;esterday morning. Upon arrival there hp was informed that the pa rents belIe,'ed In C hristian SCience. Though th ey ca lled In Dr, )!c Adam, the parents s teadtastl,y r e fus e d to le t the phYSician examine th~lr da ughter, It Is claimed. He was then moved to e nquire why they bad sent tor him, an d, It Is a lleged, they replied they wish ed to obey the l a w \\'Ith respect to ca lling a phYSician, Health Commissioner Gre<:n e sent Dr. F_ B. Willard to the Smith home to get a c ulture s pecimen, when he heard at the s ickness. This c ulture " 'as turned o'~er to Cit y Bacteriologist B isse ll tor e xamination. Dr. ~!cAdam was as ked to Issue a certltl ca t e of death , but In sisted upon nrst seeing the Health Com missioner, who ad\"lsed th e doc tor n ot to Is~ ue a certificate a nd to report t he fa cts to the M ed ical E xam iner, " T~~ matter wa rrants investiga tion, " said ~ ea lth CommJ~slo ner Gree ne this rnornlnl:". " Adults may haYe the right to refuse medica l assis tance , but i t seems to me that pa rents ha,' e no right to let their children die without p rop e r t oxlne treatment," Medical Exnmlne r Danser today sent h is assistant, Dr. l Iow land, to In "e~ti­ .2'nte the cn~e. Dr. Howland ~aY!l he f ound the child had bee n III since Susdo). H e said: "On Tue~day a Christian Sc ience hpaler named Phelps was caBed in, but I am told hi." nd ,' lsed that a phy~ician bE" {'nl1e-d. rt Is my Int(,ntion t o rt'po rt th e facts t o the Dis tr ict Attorne y." eo to noon no report had been made to Distri('[ Attorney l"oa tsw o rth. :\l r_. Smith, the mother of )\ella A. Smith, who. It l~ all(\gpd. d ied llllde r the cnre of a Christian Sc ien tist. said tha t tht' Ihtld was III on Sunday, but not l'=lck .... nough t cn Ul'=e unl'nslnl'~s. On Tu('~­ day the (,hrl~tI3n Srlpntl..::t 'HI.~ cnll£>d In. but th£> child did not Impro,·e. Ye~tt'rdI\Y two doctors w£>r~ sent fo r. Drs. :\I cAdamq and Brown. :\£rs Smith would no t 53\' wh eth\'r or nOt lh~ doctors had tr£>atcll the c hild . The hO\l5(' has beE"n placa rded with a diphtheria !'"Ign . ----- V Hog. In a R eSidence DIstrIct, ~ '<ntn. S""'" I customar)' tor a butcher I~ ou r )oc t o recelvl' abou t 50 head or h ogs ev y eve ning, whi ch a r e not slaughtered tI m orn i ng. The butc her refe rred t o co nducts his bUehless in a re~lde nce distri ct . May 1 not k indly a sk whether or pot thla Is In ,10latlon ot health laws and a.ltogethe r unsa.nhary1 A.lso st8.te how this nuisan ce ca n be abated and necesso. r y a Cllon s hall be take n. ANX10t;S TO K -OW. Burtalo, Sepl 6, 1903, The bu tch er has no business ktlJlng h ogs unlef:!s he mo.lntn1ns a. regular 61nughter ho use. N odt'y the Health Department. GIRL'S \.DEATH, Na;;~ S:/t~:r~~~i!~ bes~e: Treatment-Parents. It I~ Alleged, Refused to Let a Doctor Treat Her for Diph. theria After He Had Been Called into Her Home. AN EVASION OF THE LAW. Death Certificate Refused and Authorities Will Make a Rigid Investigation oftbe Circumstances Surround· ing the Death. Upon the advice ot Hulth Commissioner W a lter D. Greene, Dr, ~ 1aI~ Ad a ~HI Dearborn street roru,,a thl9 mor ning to Issue 8. ce.rtifteate of dea th In the cas. ot 6-year-<>ld Nail. A, Smith, who died late last night at the home of her parents. 176 Graee stree t. The father ot the child I, PhUlp Smith, a. contractor and devotee ot Christian Science. Dr. Green~ forethl)' denounced the parents' action In the case this morning and w1ll urge the Medical E:u miner and perhaps the District Attornev to make a n in\"utiP. tlon, Dr, McAdam reported the a1rcUmstances to D r. Greene. According to & culture examination made In tbe labor· atOry of the Board of Health, the Smith c blld undoubtedly ,,'as outlerlng !rOm d iphtheria. I OBJI:CT£D TO DOCTOI/, Dr, McAdam was called to the smith home yesterday morning. Accordlnr [0 his s·torr, the pa rents explaintd the, wNe Chrlstlan Scl,ntllns, IDen ! , ~!cAdam att.empted to ex&min~ e c hild to confirm hi. bellet that she w" sutlerlng trom dlpbtherla, the parenll objec ted, Dr McAdam sald Ire Inserted & tub. In tbe child's throat, but the little girl cougbed It up. He sald he tried to replace the tube, but the girl'. fatber retused to allo,,' him to do so. InJ t ec D r McAdam then- want~ to antitoxin Into the- gIrl's !ystem, he say", but Smith also objected ~? t~~ed " What d id you call me tor, ... the doctor. I I ed to him He sa\'~ it ""a.s then ~p an t tha t the;Uove was made AI! ~ !~m~: t o keep wltbln the limi ts 0 ~o th; Dr. McAdam reported the case Wl1. Health Department , IllId Dr. Fi:,et • lard was sent to .the .hous:nding that culture specimen. 1'0twlthst to be the child'. condition showed ~ern.l!ttd In g ra "e danger, the pare~ wutud she was much improvedthe f~bor&torr took hi. , peclmeln ~.t BI!!Seli mad. and Cit)' Baeter 0 l0&, an examination. hlld died Dr, About midnight the c 0 :ertJ1l~fcAdam Vias a sked tO t iSS: w,:h Dr, cate of death. He can err ltat Greene. ""ho advised him;n~e8 io' the " Report the c1 rcu~ t him Itl'dtl· Medica l Examiner and e ga te it," said Dr. Greene. was aC" Medical E x.aminer Da~er cordlngl)" notified. WHAT DR. 6Rff1t'I: SAYS, Greene wlJ Health CO~~~8!:~~r any action In as ked It be ~ o u the case, He <:lid: The Medical £1" I ha ,'en' t d,ecld ed . e of It ond 1 ",:I aminer no~' has charg It i Hrna t, wait to ~ee ~~hat he dc:.e:~t an Invest!· me the co ndIt iOns ~ar a rtJh t to dit gatton. An adult ~:tance, but r ar· without medIcal us let their chlldrtD en ts ha ve no rights to a tmenL Dr }(;" die wlth :>ut proper J~~ce In the rna ttU Adam a ~ ked mY htn I wouldn't bare: and J gn,'e It to i death bod 1 betn issu ed n cer~.Jf\cate a pd. tn his place. D lio~land, dtPat~5t~:t Dr. John . was sent to Inf id tbl. Jeal examI~e~ ...J;2.anser. lie ~ad ~a the c:9'se ~?l Ie~~ned the ChdU:l.~ Cbo" m o rnmg \ On TUtE .11 III Ftnce sund:t~ter named Pbelpt .0 tian Science I understand called «,as then '~il;~~~ call a trom a �~~~S£!p!!Jlll9....19·0..3 '!::==:--~"H:'l~~DrlPHIA' PA. SEP EI\ ' UIR£:R. T ~ r- [RZ0N[ editorial on the pu....-m- ~~U1;'0311~~e:~I:tr~n~ °t:7:~ t~al~: IfILTtRt0 WA T[ [ th8tth:;~~~:~!h!:~~ ~n~::lna~ HA S M0ST PHOlD 1\ fact Qulre r , I tiOD dOe! nodt as suppa!e , ~u~e f::: !:;a~ n , k ' s creek harbo; The a nd the Erie Canal. Refe r ring to the ground take n bY alla Enqu irer in this conn ection, the P - l Grealer ~ limbe r o f Ca~es In That Section. dium remarks: 1 Th o E nqui rer laya tbat pr",!! pos - ' m1nation Is s aid to live at the conta 1 ! Is sh o"'· s t he lie In the fa ct that ~n!t the In let pier e water in the cha.ro: ost a n y on e kno WS to be pure. while a m It of n n ana lysts wha t would be the res~y fa.uce t in the of the water fro~ a glass fu l of i t \s city. One look a a. suffi cien t. m to indicate Th.is w ou ld all see d of a. nE'W th a t BUrratleOmlS ~~IY i~r;he:r, th a t th e wa ter s Y! • d is an up-to -da te System much d esire fil terer. t tions It Is eviden t tha t the de m ons I1I of the existing ra cts by The Enqu ire r bo.ve impressed the P a lladium to the vincing it of th e r eal extent of con causes or wa.ter poll ut ion in Buft'alo. The first step to"'a rd IIndlng 0. \RE RE PORTED 7 DE. \ TIl S _ _ __ Total ~ limber of ~ c\\" Yictims 1O-+-SmallpO)" on the re medy ta ined rela.tive to the contam in a tion of B u ffalo wa ter , there was a. grea t d eal m ore con fusion and misa.pprehens ion on . next th ing is to discover the best mean s or cur<. The Palladium finds th is in a IIlterlng plant. It Is u nfortunate tha.l th e progress of the cause or supplyi ng pure water t o F . th(' st>cond ('o n~('cully(' w(>E'k the r e. 0' r '~(' Um'C'9, U of Hl·;tlth <l; 11ow that po rts 0 ] . c of tt' ftltl'rel l w~ltt'r zonl" I ~ p rot \1ctl \' .• 1 f t Yphoid fp \'er I,.'asr s, the- lal'~"~t nu m )" f 11. • Whi!(' the n umb('r or t1( "'l'a~~~ of th~. d!S f II ff throughOut thf" cIty gC' nl."ullly, east'" e 0 y ftrc::t. and 'f wrntY-::;l'cond thp TWf"nt,.. - . 1 n s thE')" lUi uu r!ng the \\ard~ furn!. hc<.l. b f a ny rreY\oll~ w('t.'k. thl' lnr~:sta~~~~"l;:,,?ed no [ the f(\rt\'-t~;o "aru-o>. ~ ~ d ~aIlID~ orr tr{)m [he record o f t he prece Ing \s'ng t he TI10H~ t wo \\":tnl~. co mpr 1 territ~ry eml~r3.l'p(i h~" Roxuoroul;h,! )l~~= yunk a nd con~tltule the grl'att~r partp ar°t o f the ' ntown the only rna. whl~h has up to the p re:;ent been ~!~ularh' sUJlP1il'd with filtered ,,"'ater from th~ newly cons;tructed filter plants t t"pper a nd Lower Roxborough reser~. ",rorks \ airs. TI1e D(>partml'nt o! Publtc '1 'a ter seris a bout to (' xtenn thl" fil terec 't\ \'lcE" into th(' adjoining two \'\"ards, the Thirty-seventh a nd Thirty-eighth . . Thes:t latte r ha\'e rec(>i vcd a pa rtinl s uppl) o f fi H'red water, and la~t week did not retu.I'n one-hal! the number ot typhoid fe\ er cases reported from the two lormer. "",,.k. Prior to tb e publication by The E n qu irer of th e Informa tion It ha d ob- the subject th an th ere is now. H a ving d ia gn osed t h e t roubl e, th e , . • Ac ademy of Medic ine and Police and' Fire Depart ments fa vo r C han g ~ in Con diti ons, I l Bu!talo is so slo""; and. moreover, the r esponsibility of ob viating th e d ifficu lty is great! the matter being one in which Never· t beless, Buffalo must have pure wa ter and u ltimately Vt'1ll ha ve it. it is eas y to make mis ta kes. I .. 104 N ew Ca ses. The total number ot new ca.ses repQrted I lor the week was 1M, and 7 deaths from the disease. n deC'rease o r ~ cases and deaths, compared with the returns for the preceding week. Out o f th e total number the Twenty-nrl'lt ·w aru repo rted 11 cases, and the Tw~nty-sl!cond ward 8. exactly the same number tht'Y reportE'<1 during the p r evious week, whE'n, as last week. they eaded the list with the large<'lt nu mber ~! new ca5ef;. ThE' highest return made from any other waru was 7 from the Twenty-ninth, whJ<.'h Is a much hea\'i~r populat"d " 'nrd than the Twenty-fir~t, In which thf': filter bE'd~ a re loca~ed. No explanation o f the matter 1S, fo rthco ming from I"ttht'r the Burl'au o t Hea lth or t he Bure:tu o f l"llratlon. An in,·estl.Ide gaUofl startf'Cl Dr. A exan er o n. Abbott, wa.q -(,tL.f Of. theby former bureau, DISTRICT AHORNEY WILL INVESTIGATE. Na la Smith's Death Due to "Diphtheria With Ch ri stian Science as Contri buting Caus e. " H ealth ..£iBm rn ts- ' Qije r Gree n e and District Attor n e ~ Coat s worth had a conferen ce In th e la tter's office th is m orn Ing abou t the deat h Qf 6-y ear-old Xalla Smit h, wh ich a ccor din g to the report in the BUreau of Vital Sta t is tics wa s due to "dIph theria. \'t'tt h Christtan Sc1s.nee a s a contribu tory ca us~" Dr. Greene expla ined wha t h e kn e w of the cas:: to the District Attorney, wh o bad not Uft to that ti m e reeeh ' ed a r e port from the Medic'll Exa m ln.r. DIs trict Attor ney Coa tsworth p rom ! ed t o In. VE€ttgate the case. " Thi !l' Is the firs t I've hear d of the child' s deat h Offi Cially," ""Id .I1r. Coats _ Worth aftu the conf er en ce with Dr. Greene. "and I \'t' m say a n in,'es tig a _ tlon is to be ma de. If t h e .fac ts warran t It the guilty will an s w er . I b eli eve as does Dr. Gree ne, tha t w hile an ad ult has th e rl~h t to d ie w it hout m-edi cal attenda nce, parents h a v e n o lawful right to let th ei r children die under ~ml1ar conditions." 1,; Tuesdav !:lRt. lIe di ~p~ttch"<1 one or the medicai tn~pe('tors a ttac-hell to the bu reau t f h n w case to tollow up the his ory 0 eae ~ of typhoid f('yeor occ-Qrring In the Twen tv-fi r st and TWE'nty-sC'cond wards, but no r~port In the matter has as YE't reached Wm. Assistant ~Icdtcal Inspector Andrew C. Cairns ~. Id Yf:'stf'rdn}' t h:lt t he report ........ would probauly be mauE' early this wee k , and that it wouhl be made pubUC'. D ecr'ea se in Sma ll pox, Common Council, I think you .hould be ca rp(ul t o frame a ml".Hmre that ca n bp forc""l, " .ald t he superintendent. " It Sf't!>mf' to tnf.' that reSlrictions s hould be pliiceu on toy pis tol., toy can non, gian t cracJ(pr~ ancI g-ia nt torpedoes, The ~n l e of l'ortrl!]ge pistols to children under sixteen y~urs old is a lready prohibited. "'c nrre~tl.t1 somp. chlJdren under thal age la.l July, but we cou ldn't Induce them to tell us \\ ho had so ld pistols to them. 'rh~ ~alf> of exp losives is regula ted hy Ihe lire departme nt now. I t h in k the orclIn:HWc l"hnu ld be d rawn so as to rrqtrict the sale ot: flre ,"orks. n ave 11('pns"~ 1~p.u{'d by t he fire departmen t, a s no\\. !lequire the licenses ror F o urth of July mak rlal to be taken ou t In JoIn), anrl nn inventory o f goods fi le d . I1;1\"o the stocks o f the dltrerent dea ler. ~uhject to in!ll pectlon, s o that any pro hibited arllc les may be s~lzed. As for bonfirefl. they fil'e p rohibited now, bu t i t I~ hard to enforce that law. T h e p a r· ('nt !=hould 11e mp..ue Tflspon plble for lhA nr·t nf the hoy In a ll cases. I d o n ' t knn" "h·'thcr tha t would be legal o r con:;;+(t'JUonal. but, if pOSSible, t ha t cO~r>e fhould be pu rsued. Ma k e t he p.l rCIl t re~ponsiblp for the boy ez h oo ttng a pl>to l whethe r damage is done h y tbe pi5' tol or no t. It we ('u n only reac h th e parent w~ can prevent a grea t dea l or this trouhl~. A lot of people in thi s city huve no mo re reg-ard f or their c hildre n than for a litter or dogs." "There were 45g cnses of tetan u s in this flart of the cou ntry a s a resu lt ot injuries re:ceinc"d iac:t Fourth of Ju ly," &lId U('ulth l·ommt~J".lon" r Greene. "The to)' pt:::tol tha t dls{'hargt' s a small car trid;; dof'~ th~ nlo~t ha rm. If dea le rs arE' n llowt.--d to ~ell dangerous fire works, c hiltlren y, ill ge t them." _\ •• Ltant Chl!·r lIurphy report ..d that 174 fires fro m fireworks had occu rred in Buffalo during the last ten yea rs. The amount ot dam~ ge was S11.42~ 59, "You will find our department tn h ear t y ac· ('ord wi th a ny sC' tion you m ay ta ke on the su hject or lIrew orks," said Mr. Murphy, Dr. R oswell Park estimated t h a t ,000 Ce-8 lh~ trom te tanu~, a~ a result of the use or t he tOY pi_tal, had occu rred lu this coun try du rIng th~ las t twe DQr )'earft. "'Ye can' t prevent the b o y from buyint; thE" toy pis tol, but we c an preYent t he dea ler from selling It, "' h e saleL O ther physicians also spoke, s o me ot them declarIng the Idea tha t tb e Fourth of July mu. t be celebrated by t h e firing nf gun powll€r, e tc., was a relic ot. bar- I WAROPENED ON TETANUSI But, says Superintendent Bull, have an Ordinance enacted that is pos sible to be enforced. Decline. t or a ny evil is to seek out t he r eal cause 0 f It . and that Tbe Enqu irer d id. ----0--- a t' - \ nothcr \Vcek S. hows I R" ecO rd DO " UTITH TH E I... 'V TOY PISTOLS U1 N "OR THAM hlCM, WATEB CONTAlllNATION. .. .... ..) . The toy pistol anel othe r hoy·klllo,"!! pecuJlar to the Fourth o f July rnny be ma.terially thinned o ul in iluflnio b:r t he time Indt'pend~n{"(' Day comes round agaIn. A cnrnpalogn against them was started in t his city In!'t night. Th ... most prominent physicIans and s urgeons in the ci ty n.r~ back of the mov:- ment. Sup~rinten,ll'nt "-. ~. Bull o f t he p o li c e depal'tment, Assistant Chh: f E Jh fi w ard :M urphy, repl'e~enUng t (' rc board, a nu Healt nlm!~~iflnt"r 'YaJt er D. Grf:ene ha ve promi~ed to do a ll In th e1rTio wer to help the monment. T he plan is to bring about t he adoptio n of c ity ordinances res tricting the t:u il;!: or fireworks n nd al~o their usc. The Acad emy o! ~ledictne, which is th.:, pro moter ot the moYement. hst night a ppOinted a comm ittee o f five to rlike up the subject and prcs~ It to 11 suc('e~;:;;ful Isl:tue. Tho~e o n the commi ttee arc Drs, LUCien Ho wl", "-alter D. Greene. Roswey Park, E ugene SmIt h an d P. "., Van Peyma. The Acatiem)' o f )r",dici'lt? me t at ~.JQ p . m, o n the thlru 11001' of the Library building. Preshlent J. ,,'. Gro~venot' occupied lhe c hair, ciuperin l~nrle'nt Bull an d AF~istant Chirf ::".Iurphy were p resent as InVIted guests. About 3:) physicians a ttended. "The nece~ ... 1ty o C having preYenth-e measur s auovted against the to y piE t ol and the li ke' Is ('a Iled to m:t 8 tte-n- tion year a Ct~r year," !=3.ir.1 D r. How!?', t he notpd ocult~t. "Surgeon~, too, cn n t estify to the damage wrough t b~· the se things. The time ha~ "ome to take PH- bari~m. ..\ pro po~£'d form or ordinance, pre par. y enttve mea~ures. There have bh.:ll ~09 r e<:orued n.cC"ldent~ frolll Fou1'lh-of-July ed by Dr. Howe. was read as fo ll o ws: celebnttions ill this elt y ~inL'e lS95. Last S~cllon 1. The Fale ot any flre"'o r ks con tain 60 ., Tl ~ bt h.g dynumltc or i\uy otbpT explosive mor e po w. I y ear wt.·re l'l'pUl'leu, It'!'c are uOU erfu l tban ordinnry bla('k guDpo ..... der to a ny less many ca~es tha t I:lre not l'cporred pH on wIthout peTrlH"~lon from the )la yor or at all. BOHon. Pl'o\'lrlence. Xew York . tbe ealC' or gift \0 nny ch ild or chlld ren witbout P hiladelphb, C leve-Iant! a!lU Sain l Paul tbE" written ('on!oen t of tbe parent, of any sun or pl:;;lOI. ot ao y kind or toy canOon, or any h ave a ll adopted !'I?~trlclh'e ordinances. fi rccrncker or torpedo, rocket. balloon or otber S uper I ntenuen ., t I'lU II agrees w i t h me blb,ted, forlll~ of flre ll,orka or explostvo Is hereby pto. th at it will 1)(" hard to enfon:e such an o r dinance in this l'il Y." S uperint -'nuen t Bull was ca lled on t o s p eak. ' 'If you are go ing to have n n o r dinanc;e drJ.!te fin d passed by the Any "\'Iolatlon ot the proYI~loo at this &~ ' tlon will 6ubj(!("t the otrender to arrest and tine of $.:il) for eac h otte n!'e. Sec"... !!. Xo person sholl tire or ex plode or (tend olT in any an nue. street or alley in the cit y ot Buffalo. an y firecracker or torpedo, ro\ket. balloon or other forms ot fireworks or explo:Ol\'\':!: nor build bonftOres nor d l6c bar~e any ("annoo, gun. pistol or any ether firearm orAny all}' gun londed with n dangerous mJssi le. vJo latlon a t this section sh all ~ubject tbe otrender to arrest and flne of not less than $10 nor mo re than $::!;) ror eacb olfense. :Moreover. tbe offender. or It he be n m inor, bls There was a f urther falling ott In the parents or guardian. sba,lI be held r esponsible number o f n(>w C3~{,~ o f gmallpox, For tor aoy Injury, wbleh may result direc tly or the .... "''''k ending a t noon yes tp.rday 10 Indirectly 1.0 person or property, from any such .. ....... explosives or Hre~. cases and :! d('ath~ were reported, comTh(' IJrovi~lon of this section s ba ll not apply pa r ed with ]~ ca~{'s a nd 4 dE"athR lor the , Hae the Otty. Pane ot Glaf'S " to the public park!t, but It shali a pply to the p revious w(>{'k. For thE' fi rst time large rd'~A'l'I1I'n" i'tet£" s treets or avenues CODnecting tb ese parks with s igns were pOSll"d yesterday 1n the co rrlr a f,rea t t hin g tha t wa have such each other. h gpc. departmpnt, 3. Any person, an temployee ot the dol'S of the CIty Hall. stating t a t a vac~ Inat t u tlons In our ctty as the Hea lt b police ..-honot sbaH Urnieh evidence cine physician would be on duty from 9 e r t ment, and ",·1th it thei r SOh tet IIi· leading to the conviction or one ""ho has vio,\, l\I t G P ').( (' \·ery day tn room 616, I p4Mt0i rtJho ""til find eve ry n oo k o n you r lnte.d. either of the two preceding sections at - . - . 0 .. pr emis es , empo whi ch Is in1\'alth n ugnrea h ealthy tate \hI s or dl nance s b a II bQeD tl t led t 0 reCe I~e h att City Hall, to ,y:.\cc im'Lte tree 0 f c h a rge a II and who w ered t a u t h sority: p ersons who applied. can m a k e y ou vaca te YOu r oV'n ho u se ot tbe fi ne Jmpo~ed. The total nu mher o f' deat.hs from a l If you d o n o t comp ly with thei r ord e rs. D r . Howe sa id th is t o nn ot ordInance a uses for thp week was 3.=)4, being a de They wH l mak e y ou put on a new root wou ld permit t he hoys to use the parks -. f th e -tou J! th e one y ou ha ve is leak)~, put a new c C' rease o r G6 from those .0 e p I' \ . slde wnlk, pan es In the cellar windows It J nl y fo r fi ring off fir eworks and the usek, and a dec rl?t1.se of ,2 from the co r )'ou ha ppen t o h a y e som e b ro k en, or p u t , t th os e p laces w o uld h a v e to depend g w('f'k of laRt year. In an ot he r sew er Jf t he o n e which you upon the park b oard. The b o ys ~'ould h ad dug up Ins t t a ll d oes not tul fill th e " sta tu tes and r equ ire men t s o'! t h e depart- n o t b e a pt to inj u re a nyo n e els e it t heir m ent. op e r ations were res tricted to the parks. well that y entor riotl)· A r es ol uti o n w as passed naming a the the r ules Be t ce u p sobys tm unJa nIt d Is u r gently 1 c. pallty. Good to r them- but It would be con l m ittee of fi ve t o co - o p e rate with dlt... m u ch better Jf t hey w ould att e nd to the f er ent departments ot the City govern_ publi c pla ces firs t. Th er e Is n. p o llce sta I tlon a t Eas t Bu tra lo , whi ch h ol d s o ffi cers m e nt and w th v a ri ou s public bodIes to ex per t In capturing th e s nen k est t h ieves, brI ng about t h t!: enactmen t ot an ordtan ea lth tmeentIn ins or s na nce embodying the pro posi t ions I a Id faUd tot hen o tiHce n b roDepa ken rpnn t hepec lnt rge windo w o f th eir bu il din g , The st r ee t ca r s down In t he above printed dra ft. Full ru s h in tront ot It with t e rrIfic speed, ,power was g h "en to the comm ittee .... r al!lng cloud~ ot du s t, a nd w it h It mll- ~ _ • Itj lions ot. d ead ly g e rm s , and it Is a wo nde r that the pollce o ffi ce rs stili thrive the r e. It h as been the the case tor t h e pas t two w eek s, a nd s till a dorns th a t beauti fu l Perha ps the city h as no t m ansion . enoug h m oney to buy R. n ew pa n e o r p o. tch to ? up t he broken pieces anth ropl o Citizen w U\ a n d s u pply the g r eat pubUc places look a p r obably some p hil: advance t he m one:y wa nt and hav o our Httla b et w,. K . M . ~nlo, Sept . II, 1903. /. , �1 ' 1903' SEP 11 1903 1 Ii'I LS. lKMEN MUST 8EW~RE Of th! ., .... - --" I I II P I . 1"03 Hetllth CO A).Jll lll'litmel' Gr e-e n e and Itf Bacteriologist Blshell went out on he lake this morning on the police t Gov. Morlon to lelSt currents ann ake slImple. of water tllat goes t() tbe take. • • • I BOILED WATER IN THE SCHOOLS Th~ecessltY tor separate boiled wate nts has bee n ~cho principals by !lnd th e attention ot Greene h as also been r SAMPLES OF LAKE WATER. Making No Efjort to Hasten Its Construction. H ealth CommiSSioner n»r,t.rD 1 G reene, s Inee hIs return to B tr . bee n trying to learn wh at ch u ala has are ror some acl10n to be taa:::SI~btre ntine hospital situation Tb th, HEALTH COMMISSIONER ACTS quara ter Is being co nsidered by the ~~.t­ manic committee on sanItarv me or· d h as b een for mont~h D Gasurell J)AJnY'IE~ " "11 0 '~ lOLATE THE I... A 'V !an thl .... r. reen. ea .. no ng will be done until t "~ lLI . DI~ "'1 "I S II~O .t\.. S I-I EAVI .. election . There Is no smallpox In ~ t~ falo now. 'I.'he season Is coming on h U loY A S P OSS JO l.E. ever, when outbreaks have occ un.e:~· Buttalo. n or: he commt ttee on sanitary measures .Ienllh C'ommisfiioner Greene is going Isn t pretending to do anything with ..t etE'!" the mili<n1en " Rrcently a nurnthe quarantine hospital question It '-l eI' of flfl'"':rant vtolations of the law Is waiting until after election ' Ald Martin. chairman ot th e commlite ha ' been a nx ious to make a. report o~ subject, but the other members .r, holding back. Ald. Zoeller In whose ward t h e present hospital 'I' located Is a member of the committee. He ha; taken the stand that the new hospital s hould be built In some other part or the city. It wll! not be built any place until atter election ",hen Ald. Zoeller w ill know whether or not he Is to have another term. The other members of the committee are Ald.Wedeklndt, Mu llen horc and Gorman. ILK DBALBRS MUST OBBY LA W IS TAKEN TO PASTEUR'S ---- lJ ,J pro. I\IUNu Com~l'ttee CUT OUT INJURIOUS PRESERVATIVES OR QUIT BUSINESS, SAYS GREENE. H ealth Comm isQ ioller G reoene has issued n. strong s tntempn t r elnti\'e t o tbe .r ERTAIN mil k men of thl! city are jllyestigations thn t ho,"e been ca rried on being carefully watched by the lately \lIHler the direction of his dep~rt" "" officials at the Department at ment on the subject of nd u lternted milk. '1uJth. Dr. Greene this morning an- Th e s t a t eme nt is in the nntnre of n Jlounced the~tlon of a vigorous warnin g t o milk dC'aler!'l nnd others ,,:ho crusade against unscrupulous milkmen, m a ,' b('l ccgnged in t he prnctlce of ndd ll1,W ybo not only adulterate their milk, but certain compounds t o their dnirr "Iso place In th~ lacteal poisonous ducts that the [low er in the hands of ..:ompounds and c hemicals for the s a ke the c~mmi s~ion('r. under the city ordinonC(!'~, fo r the r eyocotion of t ht' pE'rmits .f preservation. o f denier., who mny violate the law in Every milk dealer In Buttalo w!l1 rethis respect, will be j;;tring-entl~" enforced. ceive a letter from H ealth CommisTh e stntpment is gin:'O iu full as fol" sioner Greene warn ing him n o t to 10"f\"s: vl ace these pre&efvativ es in his milk or "Aft.ar cn r efn l inYE'stis:mtion, the de" Team under penalty at the la ,,·. The partment of health has p r octlre-d sufpunishment of those a pprehended h e re - ficipnt e vid enc(' to warrant it in bt:lieyi ng atter on this charge w!!1 be seve re, a c- thnt, in adrjition t o adulterntin ~ their milk nnd C[('nm . unscrupulous denlprs Ing to Dr. Greene. nnd d a irym en nre r (,Ror tin~ to tht:' hnhit of adding t o th e ir milk nnd. ereRm Ynri ous injurioll~ nmI poisonous ehplll icn is nnd compounds whieh nre upon the mar" I ket ma ~que rad in~ under Yorimlstrnde nam es, such ns pr{"sE'rvntine, freezinp. etc•. whi('h o r e briefir, to rE'tard or p rf've nt decomposition olld Chflll.'tf"FI in th(l character of milk, thus E'nnblin)! them to r etai n their product in nn nppa r ently saleable form f or ~ome time, "Tho nntllre of snch compounds h01\ b een determined to be POiS0l10Uli nnd injurious to henlth in the extn'l1H' find th eir nddition t o milk nnd creom i~ Health. Commissioner Greene yestervici ou s, in Rfl.IUllC'h flli' thE'ir ~ffpct~ nr p I day sent a circular letter to every milk ... lnr~ e lr upon inCants nnd in,alids w ho~p dealer In Buttalo, n otifying th em that li,eos !lod w('ll-b('in~ dp I)('ml l'lrc;pl)" I\pon i the departm e nt had started on a vig- purio" nnd doi r y hnnE'fo:tr . The nddition orous crusade against the placing ot of sneh f'hemicn ls to milk flnd er(\:J.lll i ... preservath·es In mllk and c r eam. Cer- a ,"i oln tion o( thE' muniripui onliltllncf'.! tain mllkm en aTe b e ing c losely wo.tched nr romp:miNi hr ~E""f'rp ppnnlt~' of the! by the officials at the department. cou rt npon rOlwiction, nnrl it is tl1(' inIn his circular Dr. Gree ne says such tenti on ilf thi!'l .I!'~rn rt rn('nt to 11<;;(' it:o: lit" I T.scrupulous methods must be stopped and that all viola tors of the law In 1tl o~t ('nel€':lYol'-': in !it('curing the- gr(l:J.l("<;:t this respect will be rIgorously prosecut- po<;t<;;iblf> p11tli~hnl(lnt i ll pu<>h 111Hl ('Yfir:; i ed. Chemicals and ya rlous c ompounds inl':t'lIH'P. placed In milk and cream lor the sake "The IIp'\ Ith comm i<;;!"()I) t"'r i~ fllrthpr I of preservation n' t"\ make the liquId em p(n"'''rp,l In· ,",('("tion f4~ of chnpt('r ~:-I Mleable a r e contrary to law and Dr. of the- (Irclinnn('Ps fl f th(' citr of BnfIolo ys It ' will go hard with o!- to r,',·ok(' nn)' mill, pf'rmit whpne"pr it "-hnll !lpllC'nr thflt til" pE'rl':on or JlPr~OnR or nRc:;()rintion holuintt 1'\1('h pE'rlllitR hn-n.' Yiolntrod nllr Jlrod~'i()11 of thi(; m·dinun('(' or whrn from ntl~' el1nQp it lll:J.y hC' d('('111" eel I w~t hr t lip h('nlth conlmi~l':ion('r in t h(' inl'lrp~t!ol of pub'ic henlth to rpyok€" sneh permits. : " T h ~ h('.'lth eommi~Rionf'r tnli:e~ thh ; op portnnily of Ilulking InU)\Yll thnt in I en~'l nnd PYl?ry in!";lnnf't' wlH'h: <;;t1ch yio" In tJOll of thC' hw o('(\Ir~ nnd i~ 1I1'1I11<!ht to hi~ noti('p, h(l will nvnil him~elf o~ th (' pr()\"i"ion~ of tI.l£, lnw nnu r(,yo!,e nb", Albert F. Kra u se ot College Street soltlt<"b" tht:' Ilc rnllts of nil nnd eYfory this morning lett t o r New York with 811 rh ofTC"ndE'r. his 6-year-old da ughte-r, to h ave the Io" -heo the i njtlriou~ nntur(' of Foueh chIld treat od a t the P aste ur Institute. pr('~(lrnIth~E:'Q j <;; kllown n~ it nt)w iR. it is hOJ)l"rl that tItt" nlor1i li'(lJl~(' of (,"f'prY He did so at the u rgent r equest at: d 8lr . rmnn. nnd othf' r~ engflJ!'('(1 in Ih(.' iu. Health ~Htii oner Greene dUCI; try Will llf('rinrl(' Ih£' IWflwtl"lllinl1 of I L ast Tuesd .1Y the IIltl girl was bit nn nN ~o frnught with injllriolls 11O:;~!:'i - I by a pet dog. A police-m an s hot and bilitiefol " kill ed th e animal ar lPr it hBd attac ked .. the ch il d . Dr. Greenl"\.xa m l I"'d the body ot the beaRt and bec,tm.... ,Jllv lnved th.a-t the dog h ad been sU(l orl ng from the I ra ble$. While the Injuries sustained by the Kraus(' girl a r e not or a se rious naI. \1_"':; ture apparently. there is eyer the PO!_ ~ak" and R.lver Currents. slbl!lty of hydrophobia after being at T medical section at the Bu ttalo tacke" by a mo d dog. Dr. Greene advised ),1r. Krau se th a t the bpst ste p A ca y, ()! Medicine wl!l m eet tonJgllt to ta ke would be t~l.s:, the WI treat- at 30 a clock In the Public Library ed IH lbe i'~ " "" building. Dr. George E. Fell will read a pal'er on L ake and River Current Observations and Their Value to Our 1903 City an d Dr. A. L . Benedict will d ... s c ribe The H a.mburg Filte r Plant and Flitratlon o! Water In Holland. The two papers will be discussed by Drs. ~~.! R. Hopldn., Walter D. Greene " "William G. Bissell. 1 r-o/.'A RANTjNE HOSPITAL. I 1IEALTH COMMISSIONER AN- PERMITS TO BE REVOKED NOUNCES CRUSADE AGAINST THOSE WHO ADULTERATE In All C ases Where Deal er s are F()u nd Us ing Inju rious Compounds in THE FLUID OR USE POISONDai ry Product • • OUS PRESERVATIVES - HE WRITES WARNING LETTER. EP Nl:V"~ CRUSADE AGAINST W~RNI~G I~~UED. I MILKMEN He Ith Com missioner Greene Tal ks very Plaln1Y to the Milk Dealers of the City, GREENE. , lUbject. called before the anxious parents Health Officer attracted to the I1. Lboiled as t yea r over thlrty-ft ve school. hlld wa ter plant in the basement l nd t his year usage of boiled water, [~ is stated wIll be un iversa l. RS soon lS t a ll rains necessitate purl!)'lng the ~I ty water, -n"hlch at present is free "\,,"ALTEll D, G lt EE:\' E, )1. D. trorn contamination, • • • hav e come to th e anention of his d~­ partmen t, the cases being ",h ere dairym en h3,"e pu t !"ome sort of presel"vath' es in the mllk and crea m for t hl.! PUJ'pose of preYC"nting it~ ~€'('ompositioH. l\I ost. If not all, of th ese prE;'sel'vatlve:s have been found. to th e poi~onous or at least injurious to the health of per~ons d l'inklOg the milk and eream, But the- milkmen seem to have forgot ten that they owe a dUly to their custom e rs, that children who ha\'e to tak e milk for nourlRhment may suffer 111ness or even death, Dr, Greene hns ('ome to the conclu sion tha l the~e violations of the la w must cease and he Is going to PUt an end to them If he: has .to put the milkm en ou t of bU!:Iln ss, 'I.'oday he issued the following IHtE'r of warning and dairym e n \\ ho art" 'sise will prove the II' wlsd.om by heeding it: Dr. Greenc's SEP 15 1903 • "IIJ IRER. l J a lldllt C. '\ (l('I' CtlI"l'tuI ill\"~:,rlA'IlII(tn, lb~ Dernt"t m;nl fir 11 1'111111 h,l:-; }l1'flC'\lI(>d sn UiC'l"1l I ('\'1 It III IU.·III~\'IIl~ thllt. III EALTI-I CommIssioner Greene nclulll'lllllug' tltl·lI· milk nlltl day 111a~ic the reJlorl~S~ dt·alf'l's Ilild d tlil',nnt'll his department tor Augu!;t 53' lUt' r~1:'III't1n~ to tlU' h.lhlt or' :Hl(\ lll~ to were their milk nud l'rp;IIH '1IIlulI~ IlIjllrloll' nlltl During t h at;,o nthd .'there h -?O deaths In l)(>j,.,unoll.s phl'mirnl:, nJHI j·ollllWtllHI.; wbJcoh (11' (' UpUIi IlIl' mnrk'it I\l;hljll\''';llllllg' 1IIllit,\, d~at h s; as ,~ lp~~e l~~ltnu~~be r which I fants under YSlI'! UlI.s t(,41III' lliIIlW,s. :o'lIl'11 a:'\ }'I'('I'I"1'\"urln(', A UgUSL, 190:..,::.f5 F'1'('('zl11 £". ell·" whh-h <11'1.., hllt·U,\·. 10 n·l~lI'.l died !ast..,mo nth . 50 wer e l~med thlr tYd l'IH'(' '0 nddltlon {.l'l'UI1I W:I 1'1':\11 1 tOt fI to IIn .... t·l·uJll1luu,.; one y ea!". ~n~ullU?tIO~ fern. 1.nfBntum seVE'll \'\('111115 and c o ca u~ed the Dip ht h _u a • ~ lid en fif t:r-sen" n , d lthirteen ch r &.II Nlldf' !01'1I1 (or :-;OIlH' time, death of tourt~g AUgust last TIlt' IIlll nl·(' 11f "\11'11 ,·/OlIljlHunlls hns 1J('('u 'QrrOfn apoplexY dt'u'I·lllinell 10 h(, pO\:-;OUOllS :lIHI injllrloll<; dl.pd f!"om ~ 10 bl'alrh III lIlt' ('xtl'('IllI' aurl tlwlr nt ltli tlOll lllnt"tl"en persrn§ a~~ I,'ular disease at to milk und 1' 1'1'lIm Is "\'ldflll!-l In:l:;1I11H'h :I' nnd thirteen r0,:n ( AI hOm neu" th(>II' t'O" 'I'Il" nrC' lill'g'I'ly llJlllll Inf:1Uls nlill th "" Ma~re\t!n v. t:u 111\ (I I IIh '.\'1111:0(· Il\'t':-. ,11111 \\ (.'111)('lng dl'J),l:nd , ,.ictirns who died Inlj,. \'I'lr np"n plll'1 lY nnd (In ll'~· h(lllt~st.Y. IIH' mQnia. AUglls t had man ) ople.-dled- from JI \lcl\Ilon or slIlh dll' llIll'nl~ Itl milk 111111 ('!'(>llm Il'I n ,,!olllll(11\ I'l tilr 11111.n1('lp;1) Ot'll!" ft-om " Io lence. F~~~W~~llg.. i.even. . !r'O~ l1HIl('t. IH" ' omp;IIIII'I) by :-.\·,,,'1'1' IlI'lIlllt,\" of thl.! burns . 'f61l1" t1!rom' [rom ~~~~ ku jive COIli'l upon c uu\"! f"' ,!nn IInc\ it Is II\(' Intc'l1 tl acture ot Ie s frW :a~ , HOIl or \hl"l {\r'p:1rlOl Put to U:W llri 11llTlOSt i.lccide nt. three !r ootiDI". QD8-Su~wed cnllf'tl,"un' In !'!·"lIr1n,t.: liI(' srl'("ttl':-ot pn .... slble I wo. sulc!~od b~I~~ one suiolded b! ))unl :-;bn1l'1I1 In " ;II'b nlld ('\ PI'.'" In.;IIII1("('. or pl·('H'1l1 clc'('(,mllH~ltl()n lIud Chllll}{l'S in tlHI~ \'lHlhltn~ lIH.' W Lbp t'il;ll'nf'U'" o( milk. t o I'(.· taln \h .. lr IlIolllwt tn lIll :1J>Il;.trently it om 'J'I1£" Jlonltll t·OBIIIlI""'\O!)l'l· 1,;; -{lIrl1.H'1' ('m p«'w ('I'f:'r! h,r Sprllnn .., ..... nr i'h ~ptf't' :!;j ('Ir Ibe Ol'dtonn('('s or till' l'lIy or Bunilln to r(,,·oke nny mill.. P('I'l\Iit WIU'IH'\(' 1' ··tr shnll nppNU· that the IWl'~l)n Ill" Jwr~fllIs Ot 11~.s()I·111l1(lD ~nJ('h \H'I"I1lI'~ haYI" ,",1:11('(1 nn), p l'o"I!-ololl fit th ~ onllnnnf' C' I'll' Whf'11 11'011\ alll CIlIISf' it llIll.' he Ih·\·UlNl h('l-'t hy till' 1l(1Jdln~ lI ('nlth ('llllllll!<.;..;,lr,nrr In Thl' 11l11'rl'~ts oC p uhll(' hf'nlth tn n,ynkf' ~Il('h pf'l'mits. Till' ll t'nlth l·nmml~,.,!nll('l' 11Ikt·!'I tbl~ op · of mnlilnJ.: lw()wll th.u In (>tIl·', p orlllnltl nnd (',·cr.\' In,;;WlH'f' wbC'l'e slIC"b ,'Iollltinn ot tbe IlIw Or<'UI'S ;lllcl h hrnnl.:bl to ht~ no· tke be wIll 11\",111 hlm!'!('lr nr fllr )ll'odslnn., or t'h(l Inw nncl I'Py/llit' lIiJ:lOhllt~I~' Lhe }It'l'" m ltR nt nl! IllHI £"\'1'1'\' !oO\1C"h utrenrtl'1' "'lIpu the> Injl1l'll";118 IlIuurc or 8\1r11 PI'('" ~f' I'\·ntl,"('R I .. lwo\\ u os it now Js, It h; b op('d t~lnt fli(' 1l1Qr~1 ~j'Il"l" of ('Y£"I·\· rhln mnll uncI otlll'r~ ('n,C!'n~('(1 In Ibe indnsU'Y will (ll'erluIl(' tbt' IH'I"IWlrutll'lll I~I nil /let sO Cl'fllrgb t wltb 1nJ 1I1'lflllS po .... slhtll ltC's. bl' I hro'ltt en;. ~l!eged lIlurd. r. olD poi::oon. three lilosion and olber8" b) dy namite e:XP va r l'OuS ~se~"5" births durin Ther e were 0 t _ _...-..- ~3:,.....-- - �SEP 1 '~ 1903 t. N!::WS. )C~ health commissioner has APfRS ON CITY'S L WATER SUpp Y' f t~stion Phls es d 0 Discussed by Aca amy Medicine. At the / ~~~~.Jdy; I nof in of - - - of the Butralo the public LJ- LOCAL WAT~R SUPPL Y f IS ABUY ~EFENDED Buffalo Academy of Medcine Listens to Recital of Important Experiments By Dr. Geor~e E. Fell. m y which ~eans 01 float. to the city of ButTa lo Buflalo's typhoId mor t a , ave settl ed unquestionably fhls fact'. tha.t .. disc.ussed by a. large different In t oto tram th ose existing at 1 1 ding leveland, Milwaukee and Chicago. They number of local phySiCians;V' Int C U D prove in the most posltlve m a nner tha t Health Com~ . "' a. er . he locatlon ot our present inta.ke Is such Greene and others ioontlfied with the hat It cannot be Influenced detrimentally ~ent to purify the clty wa.ter. to the character ot our general la ke supAs the result of a. series ot. experi- ply by local currents, or that the water me ts made bY Dr. George E. Fell, in our Intake Is as pure as thko water n g! rs in the In the Immediate center of the In. e. compa.ny with two en nee "It has eliminated from the controversgovernment service, It has been ascer- tal probablltty any nece8slty for the contained that the current coming from stI'Uction of an enormously expensive Smoke's Creek and the region In the system of filtratlon plants and ha.s narvicinity of the steel plant, passes rowed the question of impure wa.ter suPthrough a 600-foot opening In the ply down to the question 01 possible breakwater and thence along the seepage or th e question of l P OHt o~ ho e inside the breakwater and not sedimentary disturbance tram t e s a • r 'h I t k the botthom 01 the lake. In the Immediate vicinity 01 ten a e "It has annihIlated the Impression detrl'Plant. mental to our city that Buffalo Is In great This statement by Dr. Fell aroused danger from its water 8upply and that a some animated discussion trom a num~ terrible epidemic could only be averted ber ot physlcla.ns present. Some char- by boillng our wa.ter. e.cterlzed :l. t as preposterous whlle "It has demonstrated that we are r e'I h celvlng water at our intake trom points others went a step turth&r, say ng t at much farther out In the lake, or even the question deserving priority of In- from a. more satisfactory point than the vestigatlon rela.ted to the dissemination water supplied ott Woodlawn B ea1:h, ot the bacilli and other water contaml- which. according to clinlca.l observations nation. and the Investigations of Mr. George W. Fuller, now lnv ~sUgaUng our water 8UPRESULT OF EXPERIlIE~TS. ply, and Dr. WIlliam T . Sedgwick or BosDr. Fell In part said : "The value and ton, Js as good as water supplied to any r~8ult of these current observations by city in the _co_u_n_tr_y_.'_·_ _ __ 45 per cen .... , was l&t h ." r c SEP 15 1903 , ~ I Actia~ under the ad.ice of the health department. Dr McAdam refused 10 g i.. e a certifioate of dell' h io lhe a.e of tbe obild Nella.l Smilh, .. bo d,.d Wed. oeaday night at Ihe home of ils paren ll, 176 Grooe .treet Philip Smith, the colltractor. is her father , He is a Chri.tian Scienlist. The cbild was taken siok Snnday ant, gradually gre" "01'8e. 'fue.day a OhdstiaD Sci.nee dootor Will! calltd i n bot reoomatended a pbysioian, so ~lIIilh called Dr MCAdam, Who had b~en the family doctor. He " ent ",Vedn.suay mornwg. lakin, with Wm Dr Brown. The,. oaid tbe child was .ufferina from diphtheria and treated accordingl y . The mo ther say. Dr McAdam i Uder ed a tube in the cbild'. t hrost bat th e child coughed it up. He tried .nother tnbe. but thd aloo failet! Be was gOiD!; to use Mothe r, but tbp 'fat he r 'ai d be would not allo.. him to do 80. The doctor wanted t o injecl antitoxine in~o ' h e ch ild's BJstern , bo t Ibe ta :her objectfod, The doctor. then left the house and Dr McAdam reponed Ihe Case to th e health department. The child died lale the same night. The medical eX.,miner "'" nOlifi ed came down, a "d after making 8U in ..e.tigatiOD i~-aed lhe dea:b certificate, bot did uot ee the body. The little one wa. lb~ only danghter of Philip and A.nua Smitb. She was 5 years 8 mon ths and 28 days llld She i s urVived by her parents and two brotbers. Funeral petrices were he d at the reoi. dence, 176 Grace "treet, Thursd a y, Burial was in th e German M • cemetery, G rand Island, und@r the directi~n of Fred 14.; f ~ Munch , " SEP 1 :2 ]903 Nl:.vvS. 'flFTY.SEVEN CHILDREN DIED OF ~ CHOLERA !,NFANTUM. Diphtheria Also Was Prevalent Last Month With 76 Cases. of 'Health tor the month or August IB.st h..Teen I.sued. The number of death, In the month was 638 as against 620 !n Augu,t, 1902. The birth, numbered S61 ot which seyen were twins. The mar~ rlages number Of the deaths greatest number wu tram cholera Infantum, which car~ r~ed away 57 children under three years a age. Consumption was next wi ecord Oft 31, Typhoid fever appears to on he Increase. It caused nine ml~~h~ in the month. Five persons co m~ e SUicide. Three persons wer ' ~urgered. ,!,hree were killed In ·trolle; be~ede~~~. Other violent deaths num ~ Of the co ntag Ious diseases reported diphtheria In wa.s most prevalent, 76 cases ca,e~ ~~~:~~~I~o he department. Fifty Three n ever were reported white m egro women were married '1.0 en. Two negr and seven died. oeB were born The City water I ' repor ted to be In fair condttlon. i THE ilieo has increased durIng the past year bY the conditions existing a.t Butt:a lo are Depa~ WOULDN'T CURE DIPHT HERIA and cream. Chemicals and other compounds placed in milk to pre- fklllp Smltk'i LIttle Dau,hur N,lla serve it are contrary 'to law, and DhA from that DhuI6 - Innn:D~ G~e says he will make it ,.Uon to be Kah. ~rm for offfnnpr~ ot Me C I Dt George Acll dem YIldl t'" this even ng, . "Lake Bu I .. a paper on d will o~.servat10nr 8'A.a.t nnd D· "TM of h d: /' all milk-deaJers that he will age a vigorous crusade against lT to be the placing of preservati ves milk . reg\llllrdlrnl~~tI~~ The reporl of the UHKISrrIAN 8mH~'UB. ealth CommiSSioner Greene of Buffalo haa tSiiii;d a statement relative to tbe Investigations thilt have been carried on IILte ly uuder direction of bls department on the subject of adUlterate d milk, Tbe department bas secured sutllclent evidence to warrant It In believing tbat, In addltlon to adulleratlng their milk and cream, unBcrupulous dealers and d~lrymen are resorting to tbe habIt of addln, to lbelr mlllt and cream various InjurIous and poisonous chemicals and compounds which are upon the markets masqueradIng uoder trade names such as Preservatlne. Freezlne, etc., whlcb are Inlended to prevent decompOSition and changes In tbe milk. The health commi SSioner aays tbat such compounds are vicious In tb e ir effects efPcclnlly upon Invalids and lufants, The add I tlon of such chemicals to milk Is contrary to city ordinance and subjects the otfender to severe penalttes. Certainly a dealer wbo would put poisonous chemIcals In his mil deserves all the punlshmen ~allows, • • "", SEp 16 1903 - SOl1RCE OF IMPURITY, In the diScus 9ion of B u ff.1 Io's tyM morta li t y just held be Core the " a lo Acn demy of Med fcinp. a nd in wh c h m a ny locn l ph ysicians took pa rt, k een inter('s t cf' n t~ r ed n. r o u nd th e fo Xperlmenls m ad!! by D r. Geo rge E . F ell for the p u rpo~{' at. d etermi ning t h e actu al caus('s of \\ a ter cont um in n tloa In th Is CIt YI an d which e xperlmE'nts ha.ve hee n di sc ussed <I t le ngth In The E nquh'e l', It h as been asceetaine<! by Dr. F ell through in ve!i=itiga lions ca rried on by himself con j oin tly w ith two e ngin~prs in th e Gover n m ent serv ice. that the curren t coming from Smoke's Creek an d th e rf' g lo n In th p vi cIn ity of th e Stee l P lan t passes through a 600- foot openi ng In th e brea kw a ter and thc!:ncP a long th e s hor e m sidp. the bre.a kw.a.ter I a nd no t In Ihe Immediate vicinity of th e inta ke pla nt. t hus prOVing that th e I loca tion or the presenl Intake is s u ch th a t w a te r conta m..ination does. no t procE'ed from loca l and la ke currents ('a rryin g delete rious sub9ta nces into th e Inta ke. bu t lhat the"watel' \\'hle,h enters th e Inta k e Is pure, th e contam ina tion coming to the w a ter du r ing its pa ssa ge through th e tunnel an d on account of conditions of the tunnel Itself - namely the leakage or sewage Into th e tunnel and consequen t In filtra t ion 01 deleterlOU9 subs la nces in t o the water whlle In the tunn el. Th is is the position wh ic h has been maintained by The Enqui rer a nd corroborated by Dr. Fell 's . xperl m ents. The clly is employing an ex per t at b igh expense to determ ine t h e "ta tus of water conditions here, and The Enquirer suggests that It w ould be advisable for this expert for purposes of comparison to analyze samples of the cHy water resp cti vely tak en from the water as it enters and after it has passed through th e tunnel. Such an experimen t would be yaluah le as showing the relative purity 01 the wn ter before 8 nd afte r its passage through the tunnel. and would t h u s j dicate the true s ources at water contamination. l ~ ~~ 281903 CO"i(,.j l::.r.C IAL WAtE R ~ NSPE CT I0~ ~.~~~.H.~~.~~ :.~~~~.~ .. · II V· . an d BIsse 151t the Harbor and Intake to Investigate. rene ~ I The Patent Office at Washington has gl'anted lettel's patent on a new re ndering and drying apparatus to C harl~s "'annewetsrh nnd Frank ICle insch mldt of this dty. Health Commlo'l ~l o n.r Greene toduy recommended the ne w nppnnrtl1S, whIch Il"l intended t o {'linllnnh~ nll noxious smells that arise fro m slaughter hou~es. S ~ veral of the big slaughter houses have Installed the ap· paratus In theIr plants, for which the L!>~b ors are especially thankful. , H eolth Commlsslonpr 'Walt!?r D. Grecn(' and City Ba('terlologlst ~'l lIlom O. Bissell this morning mode n trip ou t on tbe la:" l' aud around tbe hend or )ilngnrn river in tho patrol bont, Go,', lIorton. tor tbl:" pu r~ pose of tutlog loke currents :tou toklllb snmplf'9 of wRter. The trip WDS tnkE'n for the p11rpose, 8S b('llcyed. of making t(>~t6 In support at or 111 con tra diction of thE" JHotemt'nt mnd'" Tuesd AY eTenlng b~' Dr. Georgf' E. Fell to the e!tect that Dant" ot the ('ontamtu8tr>tl l\' oter from th(' Smoke'go cr(lof'l~ und Ate" l plnnt dtstrl cL pnSAE'~ nfOnr the Imnke of llll' BnfTnlo wnl('r works 8~·~ t("m . " ' bnte,er rt>· 8ultn arE' obtnlof'd by rhe t,,\",o offidnls will be mnde kno~·n to ExpE'rt G('orge ·V. Full ": on bls r('turn to Butrnlo to resnme b18 worl~ In conn('ct lon with lu\estlgntlng thE' condltioDs ot the wnter supply of the Clly . he resu t of the examlnat on A'VRY with Slaoghter -aoooe Snu!l18. . , , e w teT for d~lnklng purposes on the part 01 WateT Expert G<!orge A. Fuller ot New York and' Health Commissioner Green w ill be . 8ubmllted In two or I three weeke to the Common couney �UPPty buman GUP out Into looked p\lPJped luto thE' rl'Rtr\'oll' a nd outlot. tbpn tbore wou'd b. Ith Itl burdrJl ot d18PQsC" Bnd tlow tntluen('ed by thf' rls(' and throughout the Ie-ngth 1111<1 bread th Inke lfl'\'el. liB at Erl~ harbor, Pa," city." At Er lp, I'll .. we h.!lte a land locked har. That s ncb reportlJ fl lllu&, ou r dolly pftPCl"8 to r months would produce a wldplSpread hor ",' Ith hut one narrow c ntrance; wbl'n t hl! lake Ip'I'"ei. In 8O utbwf'sterly galps, rls~11 cOllBtPrllotIon In our city, "trecti ng n il III th(' la k(' , t hE' ","ater rushee IVlth grent c laspe~ aud gln~ our rtts a bod namt.' that tb. nbroll. d. goes without the saslng, Tt di d I fo rce thro ugh t hIs narrow e ntrance until dl tr..... ut tb(' surtn ('(' In the hay Is on a If' y{'1 wllh so, nnd, Ilpparf'ntl y, [h ('l'c was no oat" to C I(,t'eland. Question It. "Boll thf' wn ter," was thel t llnt at t he lake: ns the- lilll:e leve l fallS'/ p1'Oven In the (' 0 ' , nlHI many did t h is. Dl'. Greell, tbe l the curre nt rusbes out for tbe same reason. loca tion ot OUI' present In~DDer healtb commls lone r, stated, tbat according' I t hi m('rely R question ot v,-ater seeking Ita It C'nn not be In fl uellced detrl e II laeb to the reports ot tbe Bcbool 8upe rlntC'ndents) ow n le \"£'l . But the rondltlon at Du ft'at.) character of OUr general Ilk mel1tall, to the ('AI currt!nts . or that tbe ",:t sUPP" by 10at the ensterly s ldp o! tbe city, some n in e ty' Is ye r~ dirtp re nt. \ \T(' ha y ~ the terr ln.r ontr llbt OUr 10 • tnke Is as pure as the water pel' (,(' ut, of t.he population used boile d .flow ot Nlngara 11'8 115 ex{' rtln~ Its power nt t he hend oC t he X I8.~n.rn ; this 18 n condlate ce ntl'e ot the lake, 0 e JmlD@wntt'r. stnnt condition. ThE" t endency oC the flow n. It hns eliminated t rom the Whe n t his contnmf natt"d wnter agitatioll s in I probnhllits any necesetty forc~~tl'Oftr­ I,:; a lwn~'8 to the north ~'a rd Thp break"'·808 nt Its height. I Questioned th e tr u t!l stru('tio n of an enormoush' eIpe I e eon_ watE'r!.' nct 8 M ba rri ers holding ha('k tilt' ot It. and so e,o::p res.c:;.t'd mnwlt to onc of thf o! 11Itrntion plants Oll"fe system wfltf' rs until r eac hing t ll(' ope nIngs betwE'en editors ot a lending unprr, I stated tc 10, It hos llarrowed the QUest! them It pours t h rough, as our floats indihi m lha t the r(' was no rt'3son existing whl' pure water su pply dowll to tbe q on tif im our peol1i e should be s ubj ec tcd to s uch u ca ted, but not In s ufficient qURnti t y to possible !!!ecpnge or tile question UE'1I on of SCll re; tbat it was u l1cn llC'd Cor. nn d tha r cQualize the 1('\"('·1, or to mRke up tor the or 8Nltlllt1-Dt1\ry disturbance fromott~mport prop er Jnn?stigatiol1 of the c urr t'n t~ ot the contluuoufl o utflow to tb(' nOl'thwArd. a + the bottom ot the lake, e lit :Rk(' and rlYf'r wou ld so UE'1110 nstrntP. AI · Hence. WE' ha~e n condition cx ls t lng whl"'b 11, h has anni hlla.ted (I trust for GOd Is probah l ~nlwnys cons tant , thougb pleasnntlr 8cquall1tt"d with t he pdl the Tery g(" .ersi Imprt'sslon so E'ItE'n g ) (Hf're- Dr, F e ll d escr ibed and I' xhlhltNI to r In question Cor mAny years.. 1 mR)r state publish ed to t he dcU'lment o! Our city 1~ll Bu trnlo was In great danger trom Its at thnt m.'~ rt"'cpp tlon on t his occnslon wa s !l ny · t he Honts h(' used In t hpsC'" eUrl'E' nt ohsl' l,,"!!6uppl ~': th!lt II. tprrible t'pideml roult"t~r tiO IlS,) Hf' dalm('d they wer(' !ts ~ood (or t hln~ but cordial. Br ridiculed my stand, be ,Rn rted by botIl ug our water, 0111 nctually m ade tun of I t, so thoroughly was thp purposE" ns nny ('o llRtrllctNI, H(' nl~o 12, It has p.'o,ld(>d \"a iuablc dalt wbicb Imbued vdth th e ge url'sl opinion thl1t point('(i out the en ~ln p £,I'll1g charact erlstir w lll, be ot eonsto nt Pliue III many qUt'StIoall could prp\cnt the fouling ot our ot his work Rnd ciaitnf'd that a mrdlcAI a rl51flg In t be future as to ou r watrr ! suppl y by th e f rt'shf'ts tro m ··mokes m nn alone wns not Qun llOed to ulldertake ply. upCrcpk. gRi nlng neCE'RS to our iotnk(> . 13, It hns demonstrated that we are reo Thp ht1tldln~ ot a suitn hi(' fll t rntlon plnnt. J'f'lnng water nt our iuta kf' (rom poInt! nt IlU eSlwmi(' ot t hrN' to ~ Ix m illion, oC Reliability o f C u r ren t O bservations. much tarther ou t in the lake or e,'cn from a doll:1l·s. was Aimost aD ('stnbllRhrd npcpsThe results nrrh"ed at by thf'se c urrellt more sa tlstactory iocatIon thAD tbe "<lter eUlJ p h:ll to the '"le!.'teru Xew York "Water s ltr in the minds ?t mnny, Th is. n t len t , obsen'atlou~ a r e su pported UJ' ~ linl<'nl COP' P:lDY, oa' Woodlawn HeR dt, the ,,'ater might be intf'rn'd (rom the tenor ot tht' proofs ot an In tel'e8 t1og nature aJmost as ot ,,-hlch. accordlng to clinical ob'l;cnatioDS discussions 1n medical clrci es . as reported positive as t he c urrent obsen'aUons, nnd t be tnnsttgo.ttons of lIr, George W, in ot tbe city. It 11'1 ndm lt ted, wIthout q11estlon, that :l. Fu ller, now tn-restlgftttng our n ter supply he r pnper I ~xp reMed my ,Ie ws water s upp ly contaminRted hy typhoid and Dr, William T, Sedgwlrk, of n08ton , a~ and an inten'lewl' r ("n li('el upou me- , T bac illi will produce an e pidemic of typholt.l good as nny water supplIed to an1 chI In stated the tollowing ; " "~b e n a cnrf'!nl f e"\"er. Bul!a.lo Ri ye r water , as has beP Il t h(' count ry, ~tudy Is ma de ot tbe ('urrrnts at the hl'nd d b dl ""he ll I bpga n my innstlgation of tbis at tb(" Xla;.:-al'fl rlvf' I', It will r e n"al that w(> proven, un OU te y con t ains typhoid basubj ec t. I dtd not an ticipate thot results nl't' not :n any d:1 llg('r oC ha-rlng onr p res - cm 1 the yea r round, In the month o! fiO s8. tisCnctorr to our great city 1follid be ent In tak e SUPI)ly oC wnt(>r seriously in fecteu In-nunry. 1894, there were twe l-rc cases a! b rought to lI,£ht. The "'ork WI! thorough wltll septic material coml n&: eitber froll) typbold feve r In the city; In February, as far 88 It lTent. Xo furtber InrC'lItlgaUoD! Smokes Cr{>ek or BUtrRlo r iv e r. not only eleve u cases, Th c Bird Isl811d in let at th(' will. 1 belle-re, In any ""ay, modtfy the!e in thc sprln~ Crl'sbp lS, bu t a ny time nnder en sterly si de or s bore ot the ~Iagol'a Rive r. ! r esu lts, by whomso-.er mad('. My former e xlstln = conditions." along wblch more or Ipss ot Butralo R I\"e l" e:l. llC rl e nc:e 8fI R practical hydrographlcai tID· J:in ct' r CO\'PI'l ng tbe earlier years of my II!, I appreciated that was ass umin g wate r courses, WRS o~enea In Ma rc h, 18tH. !:ihould quality me to make this !tatcm\!nr, grounds wbich w prr opposed In toto to th ~ The number jumped from e le'-en cases pel' "Iews ot Jll:l..ny at OUl" Il1'ad ln g physlclaos month to ti"fe bundred and ten cases In and to the ,.tate nnd city hea lth authoritll"8, )larc h.. Tbey begall to decrease as soon I Tbe water stlpp1y ot Bu Walo tor ma!lJ, mall'.- years to come will, I beUeve prore I be lle\"ed 1 was r lgbt, and, through the a s the' Bird Island In let was closed, tb .... sa tis tactory unti l Its AOurce, the lmmedla :e asslsttll1 ce of the l'd ltor ot one at our pnpf' l'R watf' r oC Buffaio Rh-er . cut otr from our cent rnl lake. be contaminated, whlcb, UD· I In 01>t1lInl ll::- [he .IS£' oC the !:IteROl yacht "lIpp S. a nd In three montbs had returnE'd t \ d('r tbe restrictions which should be ;\dopt· Bmplrc , I demonstrn tf'd to m,r sn tl stacUon, ntteen pe r mont b In June - 1CfU~1 ed to pre"fent tt, may and prob&bly ,,111 hy preliminnry ('xperlm ents, tbe tru th ot clinicnl proof ot s pecific contnminatlou can ne"\'"er bappen. Let tbe preTeotioo 01 conmy allsump tloll , This was ns fa r a s I iu- not be questioned. tamination ot our water I!Itlppllea be tbe ten<lpd to proceed , as I had not time nor. )l . th I stIon t hnt it th,' goal o! our sanitarians. mool"'y to gh"e a mor(' com plete Inr-e!ltlga. • 0". e re s no que J bad direct charge ot the placing of tbe tlon of the su bject. AmI, as some would l'x c retll. from Smokes Creek had r<'Rched t\rst c rib ot th is breakwater In June, 1869ha~e you be lif've, I di d not. nor could T at - ou r intake, w hen It wns poured Into, the the actual beginning ot tbe great break" ford to act the part ot tbe weaiths and lr.k(" in the freshe-t montbs, that we "ould , water system ot Butl'alo Harbor, hn\"e had an e pidemic. and a good largl} I AI ~enerous pbllantbroph;t, brcause I am n(' i· on£' at tb nt. The argument opposed to It ther, '''as t bat tbe boiltng of tbe water by "nlne)JaYor Knh:ht Rn d Com mIssioner Gr£>l'nf', ty per cent, of our popu la tion" (wbich I becoming luter ested tn my -r leu-s, an d do not c redit for a moment) was the fnc· knowln~ at my former exper lE'nce a& a hy· tor whIch pre"\'"ented the e pi de mic , EYen I drogrnpblcn l engill ee r. belte-red my stnt .... · gran ting tha t nine ty p£'r cen t.. did boil CONlt••ER~I A L menu su ttlctently r e llnble to lend me thei " wate r, what ba.s the r esult been with the s upport. nnd rPQueste-d me to ('ontlnup 111~' other ten pe r cE"nt" whi ch would r e prE"sent F EL L 'S flO ,. work and at once plnced it u pon an o(n some torty thousand (on n basis ot tOlll" clal bns la. hundred t housand oC popu lation)"? ~ e full toxt of Dr. Goor~. E. F.II'. Authorities II only no ine r£'asp In typhotd during we· E rro neous V 'le w s 0 f F~alth el ora ted study of nnd relll,r( 1,pon !lle t reshet months bnt a bsoiute ly a decrease. ".r..: ke and ru,·er Cnrrchr. Ob~en-lltio The "iews ot the Autborities. 1 mny sta1<,. a('cordln J: to sta tistics. Xote t his. In w ere to the efred t bat tbe ;zre-at Hne or )IRreh, 1003, th(' re w('re fitty-two cases; In Rud Their Y nlue 10 Our City," rf1!i1 ~ united States BreRk"aters a t t h e easte rly Aprtl . t wenty -fiv e CRSPS. an d In ) 1a:> onl>" fore Ihe Buffalo Acadenl\' of )r. licin. pnd oC Lake Erie, w blch forms t he roadwny n rt('('n raSNI, And t bls lnrge number "If restl' day, is publlslw.i in thi ... c\'ening's ot' Bufl'n lo Harbor, would to rce all t h, ' typhoid cafl.{' ~ d id not come through ou r UOlu o';crcinl. It is 3. dOCIl"\I'lit of ,·~It:t· ma teria l trom Smokes Creek out toward "'liter lSupply at all. but. In my op in ion, th{> ('"entre ot th e rt-rer and t hat non e at to a gn.at ex tent. trom 0\1ts1<1(o BOurN'!!!. ordinnrl" i ntere~t to BntIU,l'nin o;::, tlfillg: It would go Insid e of the b arbor or to t b p I ~u('h as ~mokes Cree-k, TOllawanda. ~' lagat":1 I ca lculu t etl to nlius decid ( dlr tue rngue :~ l)­ eastward ot the br pakwate rs, Ro flrmly Falls a nd other locslttles where the wat er prehensions ronrcrnin,; rh~ .llIcl;fd dar.wns this hE" lIet ground ed t hat our Heal t h Is ro ntnmlnnted , j:!E'rs of n contllminatf'Cl Wli el' t> upply and. This elid not ngrpe with tbf' "\'" Ipws ot the Commlsslonf' r adyocatcd RnCl requested th" J.ncknu-annn ·teel CompRny to ext end Its advocates at the (lO!!'ltl\" c eptd{>mlc theory. to vindicate the credit tlnd reJl~taU') U of large cann l southerly to t he ehann el o f not only no Increase In typhoid te\"er. ns th e C ity, tltnt ha re s ufIer\,t{! fl'OI~ ~P[J::'; ~mok('.s C'rpck. and t hus dh'crt the co nst ntf'd. but, at t he tim{' w b(>u such IncreRse tionn l nml se-n ele~ Dew~l)jl~)er s('ltfti tnmlnnt('d m at (' rlal northerly Into tbe s hou ld he ('x ppcted , accorrt lng to th('lr I Pnttpd States Harbor instead ot ha.vlng It \""Iew~ , t here was nn actual decrease 111 on th is subject. . 2"') out Into th e Inkp, wbf"re It ",' as belt ~cll CRef'11. Th e co use of th e p[l!1ic \\':15 thp- [l,)Slf 1T t It would uit lmntt'ly reac h our Intnke pier, Right bert'. wp m ny Rs k. , rby In ou lS stnns.s~rtiou in a daily paVl': thlt the Qif· Dr, Greene Is reported to ba\'"C' £'xp ressNt tistlcs ot ty phoid f(' -rer Rr p attpmpts not s~urin!!S of Smokes Cr('~k. ell th e ..out1l bls ,·Iews. Ma r ch 20. 1SXl3, as t ollows : " [t made to ascrr talll the o rl~in at the lorecthe Lake, whe1'l' typhoid (e,er "tOo'ould be-nent the city a g l"rnt df'n l h~' lion, and not gI-re ou r city water c redit S IlOre 0 f w01 k. haYing t his wntpr em pti ed Insif1f' ot: tb(' for It ,," Irhout nns knowiedge of Its pos- I hnd raged among a smail 111'In1 0 breakwater : It would not ha"\'"e a c hance to st'ssing an in fections Clhtnlcter? Dr. Cal'j l~g m en were bOlmd to {'f)m;t1I1I'l atll l~tI(, get 1nto Xlagara ri-rer, but would !lont p f'" ntp t , city a ssl~t8nt hncterioiogtst, :n· f 'lIo's ,,:ater supply: .. "ritb the I'.'F! down t he barbor In t he di rection ot ' Dut ch forms me that the t y phoid baci llu s hus S;U'i ns thaw tbis entire Dl;l~" l,r polhmoD nUl's.' A large quantity ot contamtnat"d ne ver been 1solated from our water s uppiy. ~' Ilter "'-ould be kept out ot t be inta kp hy' It has bee n repeatedly stated In tbe press . "tablv be w9shC'd intI! the Inkt, I nJ1l~t me'} . . bein tbls plan It It wpre cnrrted ou t , 1 bav(' tbat t bey were p resent. although posltl\"~ nud no human power c!lU pre rent It ,g ~'r ltt en to tbe steel pl nnt officials askln:; PIOO t has nE" -r('r heen forthcom ing. Albu S\\ "pt out into the ~i(lgar,lllrer, IIUl!jl)~ th('m to E"xte nd the canal. but whether IJr m('no ld ammon lrt dops not always In di cat e , d .1,..:tnbuU'1. \01 1 not they will do 80 remain! to be seen." speclth." infection. Burralo mny bn-re mOl'~ illt"l th e reservoir nn . u ~" It Is e"\'"id('nt tbat the bealth department t~'phol d t('~r r t han it ought to bave. but it~ b urden of disease JuJ de,ab , lb~, g l' did t heir duty w it h the knowledge tbey w be re does It come from Is th e qUPsUolI? i Ollt UlC length ond bNa I,ll vf 1M :~'~. possessed, They " "l' re honest In their opin With man ,. typh oid centres around us, It Thllt was enough to frigb t,·u Itll) J. 'ons trom first t o lo s t , but were working Is un fair to nsc rlbe it all to our wat('r . I ' U S 'n.) rcASOU or el · on a fRlsf' basts or without any nhsolute eupp lJ', DllInit"f. And t lere " , .. I . . D FeU 'S o~~;"'rrdtJllII~, tf Ii k nowledl{c of the cu rrent", tbe g rent t nc- j <:H~C fo r H. r, " - b ,r,otJ (rult tors In tbis pecuJtar Instan ce, Result of These Curren t O bservations . , prOve 1t. J e 11'\ ~ nJ conc IUSlon , Jut "am· How llnn pC'es58r:r s urh a procedure wou ld 1, B('gInni ng nt Smokes Creek-Thnt th e of these tests will be L!l C l'~Jl10'J nb~ have hepn. wit bou t questi oning thl"' f'nor· la ke currpnt! Co ll ow thc shore closely end . th COn'itr'lcrWll or :11) e mom. expf'nsp, hns bf'en clearly pro'"en by pass to the U nI t€.'d Stntes Ha r bo r n t the nccOO"Slty for e r /Jltr:tt.',D these cnrrcnt ohsf' rTation~ , whi ch de mon . fi rst opt.'nlllg ht.'tween the break 1\" n t£'rs. mOllsiy expensive syst~m \1 . , "f:-lit,1l strnted tbat no neceeslty existed tor su ch (, 2 'I'h nt the lakf' wat£'rs, Cor at least onf' " aot! the on rro""JIl":: of t1.c (. 8 moore, m ile, out III th(' Inke nt. Smokes Creek . a lso p l!lnts ~ J 1(1\\'11 til til-' ';i:l' pn!"s Into t his southerly ope ning. This co n, of impure water bUPP r c, the tuune!, or rllls lyC'lr prm'es tbat mate rial from Smokrs Physical Conditions. tioll of possible s~epuog~ lt~r !:ietJiUIlDtnrS (' reek ("ilU not pass llorth oC fi rst opening ot F rom ord lnn ry obl'le r~a tIl)n of the geobrE'nkwn tcr, the q uestion of unp 'J , . "la LoitOiO gra.phl ca l feAtures, the a rTI:l IlJo;t"Ulent of the 3. T hnt mn ter181 n~ fl\ r out In the lnke t! 8 <l ibt urbance from the SI t ,J. .' b renkwntprft nt this ('nd ot the IRke, It OIlP thousnnd f ee t from the hreakwtlter nt m idd le op('ulllg a lso pllfil'oei Inside or througb ISl' perJklal1y would appear I'e nsonnbi e to ~c. o f the lake. U communitr!l l rry {b(' mi rldl e opPll lng between br('nkwntar!i, tle-re that t hp littora l c urr{'nt l\'ould proDr. Fell IIUS done Ie •. ' tile-< ,,,L' . 'ce in mfl..n!llJ4" """ Also, tha t materlni ou(' t hOUSAnd teet ep pd 1(1 the west ot the hrf'okl\'a t e r limits, g rpnt public ,om ublle mind. HI' out tn t h(' IA I,e Crom the red light, uorth nnd this Is t he- only rpnson t bat CRn be PI1(1 ot old hrcnkwater (gee toot notp). pass 5 II nd r ens,Suring the P l state coinCldl' gtTen for tbe -r lews e xp rE.'fisE'd In thp fore' t is pnlper 0 • • dow n tlie :-;lajZarn 11 dlt5 taLlCe ot About three concll1~ions, J . ~ OpiDtOOI ot going pogE's. and upon w hlcb the healtb hun dred !lnd tw('nt~· teN PRsterly ot our I,ll' bonrdH ot t he stat(' a ntl city Rnd many o f exactly with tbe eS~n'i!l;~'8S ellgapj in take, our leading p hystcian s bnsed their v J e w~; " , That mntC"riAI one hund rE"d !('et wes t - C I T W SyUlon" "bo of tbe tiOD of the "'nters but wh('n t he subject Is fttu tlted from t he f' rly ot th is r('d lIg-ht instead ot passlag pbYf; lcnl cond itions nctually extsting, th' north ot. thl;' new hrea kwa te r actu ally , pass· close observ&. uth shore tor ing wltb a s tl'ong flow to the sout.h ot It, In ro rr ectness ot such " Iews Is plain ly ap I,n ke on the eo beaded io pllrent. 6, Th a t this last Indicated current pre• "II who b.. GO the ~-.- ...... n' nts any lllnt('l"ial troTU Smokp5 Cref'k III Illy r('port to ~!.!lyor Knl~ht I 81ot(' · wbi('h haiol rl'acbed any polnts In s ide u! 01' the aJanDlat·ttI. 10 COo"'lI,! " To onC' who has stl1(ltf'd tbt" pbysiC"a l rou. to tb€.' f'astel'1y ot hr f'llkwnte r tram gOIDg t o IUI>ply dttt011l'1 ot ou r Jake hnrbor, t hfj' rp Is nothing the w('=!tt'rlv ot. Blrel Island Plc r in a ny strangp In tbp taC"t that t be ('urr pnte pa!ql QtlsnlltJ'", IC-at all. And, a1:50, the out1low ot Cit,- ~=::I ""~from t he 18ke-. tbroll gb t he bl'f'akwatcr B utro. )o Rlyer trom pap;~ IDg ou t Into the ('Tlr· openlngo 0" .ol<.!IJI..... loto til" barbol'! r('nt ot :\""iug.!lra Rlvf'r 88 far as It did bP.fore thf' UE'W hrf'RkwRt pr WAJI M\n ... -... ...~ I .fOR IHIS ~1lY. Was Discussed by Dr. George E. Fell at a Doctors' Meeting. LTRATION PLAN T. iver arid Lake Currents Ind icate that None is Need ed Here. 1 It. SATISFACTORY. I FeW. Investigat ion s Show that Buffalo's Wat e r S u pply is in Good Con di t ion, I I At a meeting pf tbe medical section of t be B uffa lo Acodemy of Medicine beld last eveniug Dr. George E. Fell read • paper on " Lake a nd Ril'"er C urrent Qbeen-ations and Their Yalue to Ou r Clit7." 'fl1e meeting was held in the Bdalo Public Librar, building. Healtb Oom~r Greene aud others diS<!!l'Ssed the paper at lengtll. Dr. Fell's paper was as follo ..... s: I The cond itions call1ng tor the io'\"estlga. ot currents nt (>os tel'iy 'lld ot I!!rle and h..1ad oC Xlagnrn rh'er, l't'itb ttOD Lah.8 reter. face to the contamination ot the Buffalo water sU I'pl y. l"31ue to the City or Bur- I falo, etc. By Geo. E. Yell, )L D.. F. R. ll. • torwprJy t. S. assistant engineer, Pro t. Pb,liology nnd :\UcroscOl>j 1I1"d. De lJS rt. meat ,Sta,arn UnlYerslty. Presid e nt Arne rl(an Ylcroecoplcal Soclpty, Ph yslc la o to Ie~:·.::t::I::I':t~::PI::~r:Uo:·:~~~ y~; I p ur city Indicate that t hp typhoi d E'pldemtc at Smt'li:ea Oreek •.,:W est Seneca, was at a::J h~tght In Marcb, lOO~. the g reatest n u mber ot ca8es being reported 815 tilty ·two in that month. Wltbln a few yea r s prior t o tbis (.'pit~c. s pecial call tor serious conslderaaoo at tbe water quebtion, except a8 to Inerealle ot plant, new intake a nd t unnel (8('e report of Rudolph Herring, October 10, l806J, was cOllsldered Ilecessarr Tb Smokes Oreek e pide mic' at Ollef' eaulltd " Ide- spread alarm. snd happening bout the Barne time as tb e epid emi c a t tha('a, S. y" by many ot Our promhlPllt Yllc!aus the caSes were consldpred BOlUebat Dill"aJlel. Dr, Hopkin s, ex-presid ent the 8tflte )lcdlcal Society. Is reportC'd layIne : "What they have experienced Ithaca, we are liable to experience at 7 tim e troUl the sn m(' conditions" Tb dlttonB Were consldpred so a larml ~ g tba r. \Vlllla1U Ellng John!!on , ee(:retaIT ot tbe ~ew York State Dt.'partmpnt ot Heal th h. Hr,t trom Albany to investigate th~ epidemic, and re-ported that "EXisting <,on4Jtlou wpre e::r:c('ssl\"ely (]augerous to resj, debta of th e Immediate neighborhood anc! to the peoplp or Butral 0, " Otlr h ealth com . ulonl'r. Dr . Wnlti:'r D. Gref'ne, a lso be1I."ed and reo.>rted that our city was In -",at danger ot n g rf'at e pidem ic t r om t he Smokes Crp('k di s trict. P hyelctane by the leore, t hrou3h IDten- lews In the dally Pf'e'S8 all \"oIct.'d the same opin ion, ' The reasons deduced nnd t be posltil'enee~ of the nlarm arl' beM 2"lven by tbe vl e wE Hpres!pd In a Sundn.y paper ot ) J.arch 1 1003. A chart of the lake tron t de picti ng the O\IUlow fr om Smokes Creek coursln~ out5ld~ ot th e breakwate rs or to west""ard ot Ba rno dlre<>tiy toward our Intak e ha d tb~ toUowlng df'scrlptlon oC the e::r: lstlllg co ndl . tlODS, The article was beaded: no Q t .. Buffa lo 's P e r il and Its S ource." "The abo,·e map, ebowlng the sou rc e of the cltr's W.!lter supply co m-eys a s trIking obJ«'t lesson to the people ot Sutf'alo. Xear the top is showlI the pumping s tation bere w ater I~ drawn Crom Ni agara Ri ve; ' :to aupply the rl ty, At the lower end is 'ReD. Smo kE'S Cree k. emptying Into the lak" ~ dally bUrden ot pollution In the Corm mllliolls ot dlscns(' hl'E'pding germs. tlJe 'atna,.e of tb e grent stee l plant co lony 'I t I t point. Tbe c urt'pn ts nil set dir~ctty R'ard the point 'wherf;< the lake e mptle's lhf' X!ngnrn, and t he outlsl Dg breD'-. direct tbis dendly filth laden c urreut the- !lHnke ot th~ Bull'lll o wat~r All "'Inter long an army ot Illbll r"e been worki ng at Utls point, a nd In Improvised shftcks on t he premises. Is no St:'W8we, alld S!OpB a nd filth ot desc ription bave been dumped. In IlnR.!'t ~ l.. the aurtaef'. With ·r this enUlle. .... y I SEP 1 6 1903 I h R. II DE~ONSTRA t I I I I f I I 'I' I I I 0: . . rep; Ie'''' ... �v'- , 1. '-\t. p 1 1 1903 , , ...\ . L ..... ,•• _, .... I-:: R. TORRID SPELL 'SUC:i~I~~~EO ADULTERATE DRIVES BOYS If WATER FOOD AND MILK TO WATER Health Commi:osloner Greene Making NiW Ex amin ation Drinki ng of Buffalo's Public Dres~" Supply. Facilities of ing Rooms at Foot of porter Aven ue Are Unequal to Great Demand. Startling Result of Investigation by Dr. Grant on Complaints From Eastern Part of the State. Dr. ",,',. r D. Greene, Com mls!:loner ot Health. expects to haye the e xamInation of lake water !'or drinking pu \XIses completed tn two or three week.&. He will then report the tlndlngs of his own staff of e: xp~rts. as well as ot ClI'orge A. FuI'er. the New York ex - pert. to the Common Council. ~r. Fuller will be hei'e in a. week or ("TO I.1nd make nfl'oth~r ~xamination. after MA1W GO AWAY which thiS branch ot the work Vo'lll be WITHOUT THEIR DIP u,ne. Dr. Greene, accompanled by Dr. Will- BUFFALO MEl'{ ARE OFFICIALLY WARAED cut In the pa:rol boat, Gov. Morton. Chw m!cal Analysis Shows Impurities in Certain F0 . d Stuff li Made Here- Fo rmal dehyde in Lock port Milk, SRYS Dr. Grant. Pr(J~ Few the Lad,. yesterday and 'Obtained a lew more samples of water a t Tarious depths outside ot the break~'ater toward the S teel Plant. .• Ar e your in,-estigatlons made to verify or prove the falsity ot Dr. FeU's theories with respect to contamination at t he water supply?" Dr, Greene ~as asked. " ~'e ar·" trying neither to pro\'e or e a Te en deav · dlspro\'e any theories. oring to get the Casts. Dr. Fell declares that the currents In the lake take all the contamination from Smoke's Creek, near the steel plant, toward shore. and that tt, therefore, d oes not get into the water supply a t the mouth of the river. I think It Is true that the c urrent Is shoreward and that much contamina· tion goes through the openings in the b reak~'ate r , but it cannot all go through these openings. There 1 ~ a big body of wa ter and It seems to me that some of the contamination may g et down the cente r at the rive r and \ Into the Intake pier, " I do k n ow. so tar as "'e have gone, th at our water supply is not as good as It should be. It Is Important that we ascertam the cause and, if pas-sible, remedy t he trouble:' ~ "r Butt.lo boys arc baYing .. har!\) Ume of It these hot days finding" spo t In the riyer or lake tram '~vhlch to go In bathing. The countr)' boy has hi s "s\\'lmmi n ' hole," but sweltering youth. In one ot the biggest lake cl Ues on the continent must be C\J ntent with a duck In the old-fashioned tub or a lmost deny himself altogethe r what has been a. boy's delight from time lrnmemol'lal. Du ring the last week there has been Fuch a rush of boys begging to get a. dIp at tbe foot of Porter A'renue that th(':y ha\'e ha.d to wait three or four hours fo r dressing room facilities, Many of the lillie felloWS made the long journey .toot from the East Slde and bad to go home without a bath o r swim. There are twenty·touT dressing .. rooms at this point. and li ned UP to each has been a. s tring of panting boys. eager tor a chance to dIve in Lake Eri,. This year the water Is muddy at p o r .. tel' Avenue, owing to the dredging g o .. ing on near the harbor entrance, "" h& di rty st utr driCts down the shore ,~lto the bay formed by the pier o f the b uifalo Yacht Club and does not run orr readUy, Into this clay-defiled water the little fello,,'s plunge. however. glad ot the op· portunitj to swim n n>,,'here, The space a llotted tor ba.thers is filled every day a t present with struggling, JOYou s young America, "This Is certainly a fierce swimmingplace," eaid one critical kid who had been to Crys tal Beach during the 5um mer and sampled the bathing at tha t resort. "and some of u s boys wonde r Vo'by the city can't get a better beach. The water is dirty and there isn" enough room," ot the pure (ood tn~tttuted b y the Agricultural Departme nt by Dr, John H. Grant, and before t he ca mpaign Is ended several B utIalo manufacturers may be brought to tace the cour t at the c harge o f ad ulterating their food pro ducts. The violation o f the State laws tn this respect has become so manifest and f requent tn the last year that the depa rtment has received InstructIons trom headq uarters at Albany, urging the local di vision to take the nece ssar:r means o t bringing the g ullty parties to justice, Dr. Grant is da lly In receipt ot le tters trom housewives from sections In the eastern pa rt ot the State a sking him to in vestigate ce rtain klnds ot pro· duc ts In dall y use In the kitchens of their homes. The results ot the chern 1"a l a nalysis have been startling, Dr, 3 rant has o fficially notified the manu· ~ac turers ot the p roducts that f u rther d olatlons \"\'ould be punished, E lIrDDIED BY DR E DGES. D~E~E INTER E STED~ laws, have be-en -- "i\'"ter. , PreUmlnary steps to ward the c rusade against the violators TRI P T O LO Cl{PORT. ~ In a. trip made laE-t week to the dis · rlct In the neigh borhood ot Lockpor t, ) r, Grant a nd two of his assistants ' 'ould ad\~ise St. LouiS manufac- rom that locallty tound several men t J rs to ca;;t tho n'ud of that city fro m I'ho were using formaldehyde In milk their feet, and !eek I he genial c1inh~ ,'hlch is sent to Butralo. Dr. Gran t !Ild ays that this is the time ot yea.r to r unsurvas~ed tran~portation !acili- he use ot the C'O mpound, t;es of Buffalo. It is a 1\-ell known The calendar tor the fall term of fact that power, anrl especially e lectric o urt has man)~ cases which are to be l'Ower. is l'he;lper and n'ore abundant ried und~r the Department o f Agrlcul · ure. There are some ca5"es which ha\'e in this ci ty than tt.nywhcre e lse; a nd ot been brought to ('ourt since 1901, row It seE;ms that ,,'utfr, too, is far nd these will be settled ring t c heAT T here than there. At least, we ..c on;Ung term ot court. "judge so by t he followIng a rticle, lrom the St. Loul~ G lo1je~DE'mocrat: St. Louis manufacturers a l'e prop erly trying to secure a reduction in ' E\ ~' meter water rates, They a re paying, .·E D t: FF.\LO ADVANTAG E , I I 1 'Yes, it does seem strange," 8at~ Health Commissioner Vj'alte r D. Grene last night, " that we ha\' e not for instance, three times as much as Is (harged In Kansas Ci ty and a hetter bathing facilities tor the boys. r have not hea rd of the trouble at Porle1grea", deal more than the rates Avenue, but I suppose the reason 1 ~ fixed in Chicago, C leveland. Detroit, !Some ot the boys remain In tWO or three Buffalo. Milwaukee, Toledo and hours at a time nnd make the others. other large cltles. St. Louis is co llate In coming, wait & long time fo r lecting fro':Tl manufacturers fronl their turn, I don't blame tbern for do ... 300 to 600- per cent_ more for water ing that this sultry weather, We wou ld used than is cha rged b y any com· do the sam~ it we were boys. petmg c ity_ Last year St. Louis "It seems to me that more bathing manufacturers paie 1475,000 for places should be fi'Xed up near Porte r water that in Chlcago Is furnished Avenue, although I a m not familia r for $156,000 and III Detroit tor wi th the shore there or whethe r it lp Here is a g rie\'ous ""'Tong jll,ltabie for bathing. an ne that Is calculated to c ripple 'A. bealth omce r, I am, of cour... th ItY!ndt:strlally. The municipal very much interested in the q uestion ot a~ . .1l bly o~ght 1'0 glye m{1nufac public bathing, ' Ve should have a mple t ~ rs here a fair s how in water facilities this cannot great lnke ty. r ates. "Boys In who get ci & chance to ,,,'!m In the lake could go to the bath And In this con"ection It should be house, but I suppose they prefer to remembered that Buffalo water is Jump right In t a th e Iake. an d t h a t Is a qua pura, not a mess of the color of ~~~,e human and especially Is it bo y.. cate au tait, thickened and o dol'izerl b~~ "There is supposed to be a. b athin g the e ffluvia of the C hicago drainage lace at th f t f "! h! S ir" h I I e 00 0 ..u C ga.n treet. Chna , L t e expos t o n ot next yea~ P but it Is not ven' much frequ ented be· J10t !ollow~d by nn ePlde~~ Ie ot ,<\,, "'ld cauee tbe boys have to walk so tar ou t V'LU to reach deep enough ~'ater in "'hlch to t hrougl:o ut the entire ro y, of even s\\1 W ' m. ben you come to ex amine. OU T' greater and mon" nlarmir:.g e xt en t than lake s.hore farther south there real ly that which :nn:-ked ~'e close or the does not to who be very uch ot 3.. ~ Centennlal Exposition In Phl1allelpblq show for appear the boys wantmto bathe." .... l In 1 76, we will be vpr v aP'T'ceably dis- 19 fMBALMfD MILK t BflNG fXAMINfD. IHealth Department Will Pros- $l '" ecute Dealers Who Tamper With Supply. The Health Department is still carryIng o n Its~de agtllnSl dea!ers and others who pol!lon milk a nd it. cream by [heir methods of preserdng Health Commissio ner Greene said this I"tt'D'l"lrw ingo-: "The c hemists a re at work OD several samples o f milk a nd crea m that ha\'e bee n tampered with. It we can rightl y place t he blame tor the poisonous conI dlt lons at the dairy products we wll prosecute_ This practice must be s toppeu. tor it is endangering the llves of c hildren and sick people." Dr, Greene says the d e par tment ha~ recei ved c omparatively lew reports ot " Co" o ther impure toods being oltered tor nppoint'1d, B utialo's salubrious c limate sale. Some f ruit Is complained of, he nnd her nbundant s upply o f splendid says, but s uch is alwa ys th~ase at drinkIng ,"yater prevented any s lIch UI\ . ~ sea:::on ot the year. t~rard sequel to the Pnn· Amerlcan Ex. ,. r'.:l g,Ul"~ It forms one of the chief b A~flons ot our ~Ity. at-I C:~ent For l:tters on Topi'csFree Express ion of Yews on the Question s of the Uay. THE CITY'S WATER SUPPLY. V iews of Dr, H o pk ins on Dr. Fe ll '. I De m on strat io n s. Editor at tbp Bu([al(' Commercia l' Dr, Fell's dpmon<:f.rat lons are po~lbl r tn, tere!ltlnlr and blR ('~ ncluslons C<'rtalnh' frophil tie-In m~' opinion nt"lthe-r I!hould be tnkrn too s .. r lou!!ll' H€' s("pms to bll~\'~ d{'mon"'trnted tbat the ('u rr('nt8 In loIftke Erlp wbe n" tha t bod \' he- , ("omr, the rh'E' r ~Ia~nrn n re In ftlre'Ction I etown Rtrrttm from Inke t01\'nros rl-rt"f., That In the Inke nbo'n" tbe h£'lld ot the rl'rer tbe prt"so:;ure ot n'ater Is trom the i n, lddl(" ot the lake tow:trds lt~ i!lhore. Tbnt' the Tolnm(' ot w8ter of Ln ke Erie Is gn.>nter tbn n thRt o r HutrRlo Harbor. nnd tha t In tbn ("nsf' of the b renkwatf'r huUt b -r Amt'rtc-R to Rt"pnrote thp onE' trom t h(" othP'r that currt'nt!l o ( wfitf"r flow tbrougb the o pf'nln~ from thr Jrrc-oter body to tht" Ip!5SPl' Th("S(' tb lngs 11M" Important nud pog~lblf worth df"monl!trntinr;, but the" a re uplthrr rpmarknhlt> nor nt"w. ~ Dr. Fpll's C'Ou(' lu~ton~ nrro a mple but not ;('ry tntimR.t("ly ['('18tM to his obsen-a tlon@:. It w-onld 9(>('m that he bas :t tPndenc J" to C'On('lu""lons and Is not ~strnlned tl'om ~con~ ('Iud lng a" a mot"'(" ('Dut toue ma n ml~h t he by OO"(>rtr or (3 (" t .., OnE" of bls [blrte('n C'onr luslonl'l I"" "Tbl~ C'OnclUFlyp))' pm'\'es :.hat mD{('rinl trom Smoke's Cr~k ('a nnot PRf;q north or t ht> n~t opt>nlng ot brenkwau', ," The "mntE"rlnl" here rE"ft'rred to l!t tht> Inf~tlon hE"tle-rffl to be t he ca us£> and the mPanR ot rommunl("oting typhoId t r'\'("f, I would Ilke to obst'n-e or the aOOn' DS ot the- rest ot Dr. Fell's thlrt~n con<'1m;:lon!t-lmportnnt If true, I UndE'TStnnd thnt :!lome ot our papers hnn~ 1)(10£'0 p r{'tty D{'ar hyste rics o'\'('r our suPPO!5Pd dangE"l' trom . moke's Cre<>k, and hold that its dnngt"t'S arc chie-fl,r Important R!I a pArt oC the- geoN'8l Question of ou r water s upply. and tbe d~l'e' wblch the f!;l\me Is or mn:t' h(> contaminated wah ty~ pbotd in t N"th)n Th:u, thp m:t1o qut:'stlon. Is Important. nnd no e-re-11 small part ot tbe mnln QUE"stlon ("on b(' quite- w-Ithout 8.lgnlftcnnce. How-e-l'E'r. som("tblng o( d("IDonstrtldon jet remains bE'tor(" WE" can w-Ith anfety BC'("f"pt tbe-se comfor t ing thtrtt"en concluII:lon.', )IE"(lI<'ol men Rnd tbe more cdtlcal of your t'f'odeMJ gen("rnlly would li ke tbe a<tsumnC'(" of de-monstT'Dtlon upon the fotto"'lng particulars: (I)-T hnt the polson ('ouslng typhoid t e'\'er Whf"D adde-d to n body o( woter llkt" that At thE" mouth ot Smokp's Creek dOE'S not pnss Into ~olutlon wi th t he usual 1In.butty to dtrr'lslon ot substanCf'S in 8olut lon, \2)-Tbnt the n("tions or [ht" winds blowIng o-re-r tbe lnke nt the mouth ot ...,moke's Crt"'("l;: <'nn ne-r(' r nld In thE" diffusion and distribution ot any water-borne matE"rlRl Ilke tbe typhoid te-rer In f("(!tion. but that such material Is Dot toftuenct><l by_ mo\'ement ~ or the w-ntere of atmosphE"rtc origin, but ""mnlns 10 solid concrete rn MM'S at the me-r(',r ot a ny a('ddeo tnl or occnsioDal cu rrpl"t like Dr. Ft'll's loadC"d nnd empty but fta Jl:',mounte<l tin ('an curren t dett"ctof'8., (3)-That the '\'olume o f n-ate-c en tering the bArbor :at the two f'ods ot the- !!outh hrt"skw-aH"r Is mu('h lArgE"r t htlD the -rolume 'Passln~ down Slagnra RI\'("r, (4)-De-moo8trnth'e proof th at wntec once <'Dterlng DuQ'alo Harbor l'.tt.O ne-rer again minglE' ,,' 1th t h(' wntl"TS ot Lake- Erl(" or ot ~I agnra Rl n r noo,' e our wnter supply Inll:"t. (5)-OE"monstrntlon tbnt currents or ws.tt'r I n(" \-("r Hon· from ButInlo Hnrbor around either end ot the old breakwater tnto ~ 1R,!:ftrn Rh-E' r nnd thnt th(" l"'On structloll of Bi rd h lnnd PI(" r Is su<,h as to make It Impossible t hat currt'nts ot watE'r should e-rer flow f rom thE' Black H,ock Harbo r Into Nt agara Rh'e r nbo-re the w-ste rworks 101E"t. Until Dr. Fell has t umlshed thp abo-r{' demonstra t Ions th~ ",rlter w ill continue to bell<'l'(", as b~ not(' does. t bat the said tblr, t(>Cn coacluelons n rc so rresh as to require Q liberal supply ot snit. I Iam G. Bls~ell. ci ty bacterIologIst, went Owing to Dredging in grtss in Harbor the Swimming Holws at Di!posal of Buffalo Are Dyed With Mud. POPlJLAR COLUMN. I Ii I a ll. H OPKI);,S. ;3.1 Frauklin strE"ef. Sept. 18th. 1903_ �SEP 23 .l903 C M~' t R ' IAI.. FAIR PLAY ALL ' ROUN u, ~ GOOD THING. Patente;;':dering and Dry. ~ kind at w8t~OOd E"llough for Dr. Hece~y il~' Apparatus is Commended, F4~uuD.'nIO Fell's Report a Victory for "Truth" and a Death Blow to the Proposed $8 , 000,000 Filtration Plant . EFFORTS TO DISCREDIT FELL'S CONCLUSIONS X(lWIl. That i~ not n fair way to put it. :\ingarn wa ter from the inlet pier is good enough for Dr. F~II , and for the people of Buffalo. as the absence of t)'phoid cases in the Health report for AUl:1lst te.tilie\'. The Cact. warrant Dr. Felrs cOllclusioD, as set forth in thl' e...~hnustiye paper he read he fore the Academy of :tledicine thi. w~ek: "Tbe water suppl)' of Buffalo for mnny, many years t o come will. I belie,p proT'e satisfactory uDtil its 8-0urce, tht' immediate central lake. be ('Ontaminnted, 1\'hicb, under the re~tri('tions which shouln. be adopted to prenmt it, mny nnd prohably will ne,'er bappen. Let the preyention oC contaminatioD of our wntel' supplies be the goal of our f"innitnrinns." An onoce of preYt.~otion is worth mnny pounds of ('urE". The ('omUton sense poHcy is to truCE" P'\er~' cn~e of tsphoid re,er that occurs in Buffalo to its actunl source. People are coming and going constantly between tbis city anel outlying territory that is more snhjPCt to this dises5P thon Buffalo. All ca~c. of typhoid reported in Buffnlo are charged to Buffalo's water .upply-a mDnifeot injustice. Let typboid bneillu •• in each ense, be hunted to his propt'T lair: but there is DO s('n~e iu mjuring Buffalo for tho benefit of anybody's personnl exploitntlon_ ..Dr. "~ nlt('r D. (jrl'E'ne. commi~sio n.3p fins IUJ.';'hly comm~nded n re ~l. dE-ring nnd dryiug' nppnrntu~ ou which Chnrl('~ 'Ynnn(-'nw('t~rh nnd Frnnk KI('inI;;('hmirlt of thi!l Mty rpCClltly !lpcured ~~t­ ters Ilnte"t. It i, clnimed tbnt thi< nl'llnrntns nrnctirnlly pliminntes nil st~uch nri~in~ from the- renrlt'rin~ and drs-in$; pror('~.:: nt ~lnnC'hter hO\lI;;(,s. )fnn,r ('ompiniot-; hUH' rpcently reached the health depnrlm('nt re-Inth-e to c;om~ of the ~ln 1t£:htrr hOll~(,~ within the cit , limit:;;. ~Il(l ~eyerol of the"'e hoye been ,·i~ired by oft\('inls of the d£lpartm,,"'nt. At ~ome of thp(,,;p the nppnrntuto of " nnl1~n ­ wpt~ch nnel I~lrins('hmidt i. in u~('. ~p~nking of thi ... Dr. GrE'enE' ~nid: "1 hn'\p I.;(>pn thi . . npPl)nr:1tu~ in use in se ,·rrnl lllnre~. I om ~Rtisfierl that it is a ~ood in'\(lntion nnd thnt it will do ~plendid work. It does awnr W~'th the odor of J.r:t!':('S arising from work of I . ' 1 ____ : .... 1 " " In c;;lnnsrhter hm «r hpnlth, Quite early in its existence this paper enrrgetically protested against the proposition to establish an extensive filteration plant in the ity of Buffalo because it held th at the rppol'ts as to impuri1Y of the water consumed by the cirizpns of Buffalo wpre at least exaggerated, if not entirely untrue. The measurcti contemplnted to remedy the alleged injurioll- ,·ouditions would have cost, it was estimated, SEP 23 1903 anywhere frolll he to eight milliolh of dollars, and an entering wedge ,\"a~ introduced in the Cornmon Council ENQ U,RER. in J une voting ;i;:!.UUO.UU for the employment of ulleged expcrb to ehe·k up the ,,-, rk of t~e "cxpel"[~" under " yearly ~al:ll'ic - in tlIP l'it~- It Buffa .o and cmployed to CLOSE WA TCH f urnliili iuivrn1aTit," 111"'11 I'll't'i:;cl~ ! Ill' .ame aubjects, and this al 0 '·Truth.. Ill",r l'lIergelicall., nppo:,<.d. On ON MILK M eN J lme 27th it published a Yl'ry tiugg ti,-p cartoon "how--ing the inlet pier and in the circumjac nt waters wero C Y CHEMIST HILL KEPT represented microbe with the heads :)f variouti t'ity offiBUSY EXAMINING SAMPLES S P 1 1903 cials iutere ted ex-officio or personafy in the filtration OF THEIR GOODS. project, uch as H ealth Commissioner Greene, pictured IEWs. as a germ. :Jlayor K night as a pollywog, and Comptrol"We are 811\'11ys keeping our eyes on milkmen." . said HeaJth ~Is ­ ler IIeerwagen as a Tadpole. and under that suggestivQ ~_ D, Greene this morning, Isioner whfl'n a~bat the department was cartoon, which was headed ..Filtration cheme :JiiscroGREENE SAYS doing In this respect, by an Enquirer copically Examined" appearded the words "The R eal reporter today ""SHACKS INSIDE "City Chemist H!ll bas seyeral Germs Which Threaten Our F inancid IIealth." mples ot milk he is at present CITY LINE MUST GO. Iyzing. Every day, almost, some We have hired our expert f rom abroad in the perpe Ie come to my office, bringing on of George W. F uller who is t;ll, at a salary of samples of the milk left by tbelr milkBallou Reports He Has men. They are suspicious ot i t, and $i5.00 a day, supposed to be gather:no- data as to our Dr. think It should be examIned. or tbe Cleaned Them Out at several samples that have been exgcn er ~I fil th iuess, but it remained f or a Buffalo expert amined Ii"ely I am glad to say that We West S eneca, d recognized ability in the person of Dr. George E . F ell have not Cound any formaldehyde In them_ to undertake independently a line of research and his "It we nnd any mtlkman servIng bls "I am not aware that any of the decen<'l ublons were published upon Wednesday last effectu- plorable shacks near the Steel PllInt customers wIth milk containing poisonous compounds or chemicals, you can are within the city limIts or But'fato," ally doing away with the typhoid-g('1'm and microbe- said Health Commissioner Greene thl. r pst assured the department will pros~ ~I morning when informed that such a ~te him without any hesitAllan " scare so f ar as the water upply of Buffalo is concerned statement had been made. "I'll send and justifying every objection which " Truth" made in a mao out there without delay, hoWever, to investigate. It I find ~uc~ its earlier issues to the cutting of that proposed "pie" in SEP places exist within the city It "on t take long to get rId of th~m_ I knoW the shape of fil tration plants which would have cost the wbat those shacks are and I know th~ unfortunate tax-payers of the City of Buffalo, as above dangers that Inevitably go wllh them. They are a menace to the health not st.ated an estimated expenditure of between five and onh' of the occupants themselves but of those people living nearby. In ou r eight millions of dollars. ln v-estigatlons early last spring. Wt: Out of the grave Alderman Maischoss speaks in this found many at them. and the \\ es t Seneca Board ot Health went atter quotation from his remarks on the floor of the Board of the owners successtull)~. They oleaned V"CCI~_'TIO~ I~ SCHOOL! . ......... out the places. I am told some ot them Aldennen when the $2,000 subject wa, under considerexist in Hamburg township and wlthexpected that abOut 3.000 pup~\~ ation : "I am entirely opposed . to the expendi hlr e of I the city of ::3ut'falo. I only heaTd no attending the PUblthtc SCM;tl • ~\VO at this morning, and whlle I dou~t Yacclnated within e ne 0e t~x-payers' money in any such wa! . The proposivery much It there are an" shacks t11 .3 ~~e ks. Ten district PhY51Cian5is~~~:~ side oC the cIty line, I mean t o nnd out hon IS monstrous. It is not f air to th e t ax-payers, Instruction. from Hea.lt~ct~..Unlr about theln." Greene have been at w vac d .s And one of the Aldermen on the floor Ius stated th at the Dr. Greene spoke against the shacks schoOl cntl dren tor the past five 8.). J In the Steel Plant dtstrlct last sprtng co t of such expert beyond his travel in 0' expenses will during his investigations in the causo of good water. He knows what eylls be abou.t $75.00 a day. These people ask for $2 000 'to they are and Is vehement In his asserSEP 2 5 1903 work 11lI-olnn.g the expendIture ot till! to elgUt' Illllllon tion that none wUl be allowed In BUfCalo. -do~a:s. of whIch a la rge percentage yould be what the Dr_ F. H, BallOU, health officer Cor "QLJ 1EI1. the town or West Seneca, denies thal pO~bCIan call ""eh-et" fall to the ground. The most an)" or the 5hackg are In his district. ~ati sfactor:! of .J.Jr . .Fell's conclu ion sIms ~-er.YthinO' u Dr. Ballou, months ago, he says, ordered the removal 9t all such bUndl~~s , ill these few hel pf ul worda : "Tbe ·vater "uppl~ v~ and he says the orrlcers tn the to"n' VACCINATION Buffalo f.or manY,many years to cone will I believe employ did the rest. " "They are not In "~e5t Seneca, said O LS prove satisfactory lllltil its source ; thE inunediate ceoDr Ballou thl. mornIng In referring IN sC H 0 to 'the shack question. ., Any ,t hat are tra~ lake be contamina ted which, under the restrictions leCl In thIs district are eIther ttl Ham·0 whlcll should. be adopted to pre·mnt i:, may und prolr burg or Burtalo." ~ REE THOUSAND CHlLDB.E~'r ~bly. never WIll happen. Let the prenntion of con tamBE INOCULATE D AGA1NST ~natl~n o..f om .water supplies be the goal of unital'SMALLl'OX. S£P 25 1903 :ans. ::\ ot a PlOt or a fraction of a pint of the contamuant to ~... lDa~ hore water referred to by the alarmists enters T en district physicians pUTS missioner CO U slructloDS from Health k 7~t" public the mlet tunnel. Too bad ! Too bad ! Think of all Greene have been at wor d vacclna1that 10 ~ , velvet" and all that vanished "dough" and all sc"'ftbo'ts tor tbe past five B\:aecination. RBSTED FOR log the pupils ~';ho requtred orted the the. vaUl~hed opporttmi tie of plunder for somebody phl'stclan this mornlD~ r;:e 'Was pr. SPITTINO IN CAR One whlC~ thiS statement in' oil-es. .A. sorrow's crown of so;, number he atone had treatt:. that he DeGron t, whos£> _report sSbIf~~ upectt"d row 1S remembering happier things." I r 'DR: 13 1 ~: . .Fell's report is a .triumph for " T ruth," and in makmg th~ t J"<'port an? lO ~athering together its data b1 ~r~onp ·l\oor an d lll vestigation, he has done a dist lllgms e tn his city. Arthur Evans ot No. 98 Baynes Street had vaccinated -iN) ~&~1 children will tho t In all a~~~lnatiOn In order to ~'as out,,'ltted by II conductor and ar- rested last evening tor spitting upon the ~~~l~e£ t~O the pubLIc Ins tilutions. ftoar ot a street car, Evans spat upon th e fioor nnd was warned three times to Quit. When he didn't Quit tho conductor, E. B. Fancher, said not a ~·iOrd. but 'w alted unttl the ca r was In front ot No. 10 Pollee Station. Then the car stopped and Patrolman Mcout of the house and a r- g: .-" �1 003 5~ SEP 2 2 i;) --- .) .- nt Medical SO-ietl' Decid s They Are Prop~r. 1EYER GER11S LPREG. AYS HILL C • .e! of B.l. e ~ o. C tr_.io n Be· >,;,hoid L:Jrks in ~ ater .\ 10'- 2 \\ b';lhlCkGn-. ew Res· en :r Con {J ··or. I. ~\"e,. DR- B. C. KEISIEB CRITI CI SED :Adnru.td U1 "olatioD of Col. oi P rofUOJon--Oihc ..... E!.<ttd fo r K.... Y.ar - Dr. J. .~. Gal •. of Roanok•• Pre.idt.nt _:lUI S .... 'on of S oci.ty to ~ Held ir. Ridunond-N . ... rrpl:oid Thf.Vry. .~ j ,<"0 a .. e3: -(,"w ('(\1 'If ani ... · n·L:~. A d. %i'n yt A~ A ~'' ' . ,., "'\ w Y .r~. ·b~ in!'l . f!~:\th rn~to 3. '" .. .. , .ldJy rnnD~ ;: at t I"l m 1 2~ . ,"1 144) p.: r th..H.i.....a~J ill th ... 5 nf'llIl'III"" 1t'I'" .., .lx . . . I n l ' .'i 1t w a ~ 1:!'6,. ;;;lOue Credited to ~ to In ..nJ In 1~::! i t ,..as 1St>. T hl- 3PI'SU'n; ~lau ;: !:i , .... by :he .. :,3t" ,)f -n-o"th H t'n'ld lV l!l~ L.> l ;:n.int ann ).1 " --h m~rdfu:. has acclne Virus. \ !~ll(,D mQre than "D ... h .. f. The \.~h~iJ physlclan In char"" of the Eo,," station ot the B~au or Animal try Is reported to ha ye proyed b~' rli"~th in h~ .. IIDDJ :- m nth, ,... ~ onl,- 71. ftoti in thoo;· (If l~-';) it vo~" w. tbou .:b p '?'lls ion ha d ~ -.wu Oll ~ thir I. :;'At" H~)~ ~ .a ... ", LEMON AS FIRST AID FOR ~ D E.;~:~::~::~~~:tut& Ded .. res It Is .. \s1u"bl~ A~-y In the Tn.atme:at of Sufienrs 2 1 ~ E~r P e<ll' r -Kin i ly SEVERELY '' '"u-' pri .. the ~ _L.i)win ~ p:ll*r; h~r- i ~ R nuts; n('~ 1:1 our ne-i'C"hborb ood . of ~ o_ 331 G\)ld 5 :.~t. by a ptrb4!. ~~ \.'OlI~tor bo1lit' ;;: <"hi bctn ~s and t:arbas:-e. X· -'~- ""(10 "-e:'" pld tba t he is ,. n o t a llow , 1 t o i:l th:~ and l'C"e have h and ed D r . Grse;; a PE'tltiOll ~ t n~ by,,') nflieRB )l"'S. w ho strong l y obj~ t to y UT GIRL BITTEN (lFFE , ,,n E ODO RS. t hi~ Y .l\ uabl~ nui:=ance. T ht" OOOT r~ u nhear1.hlt" a n d '\"erv un· h!att h Y. now ~' h~ i~ thl~ no t stopoed! " ~ ha ' -e been \.'l..lUlp1atning ~ ince AU~tl S.t Will you k intil:r le t u~ k now if we cannot ::top his and wha t m or e w t?- ('an do to ~(lJ'l thl~ avo-tu t y ()u wUl l'onfe-r a nu t ~nc e . ("3. - fa vor none- (\'! your rmder~ If you w ill k indly adyi:'" us wha t to do. R"'~I*<"tf"lly your.:.: REi'IIlE ='T. Your ('ompbin h..'\~ ~E'n rt'f(,lT' J to Pro. rrreene. H 3Ith r nlml~~ton!. He. ~ta.te5: tha t he had the Qtre:ndln tr fW"l"'S(\ n lr. hl~ offt l::ote last \'\eE'k and told him he- ",·outd bA,-e to abate {he nub.anc~ l (tu complain C't. The man ,,~a!l' noti nt :\ t(l put 1 3 11t h. '5U h nUl.('hinr-n~ In h _ plant -cl _ v:ould carry ott all 0 , en :-.h-e odor~. Dr. Gret"ne ~ay,::: It will take t"'~ Qr lh~ we - • time to do t b -. H lb. matter !, not attended to ",Tlte U' Q!:"&ln. t' hea l h com m i<~ioni'r of Bulinlo }lotitlt'd ull milk.J,· ....'S t~ lt hi' I �C1 s£p 2 ~ 03 .,,- Pure TO TALK TO.PUBLIC l ON-TUBERCULOSIS " ",.tCI· ft)r Dun·alo. PO~~100 of such a trfll-oIUre in t he it~ DR. ERNEST WENDE. It is intcre ·ting to note the fact that, almost im· IItt'diat<: ly after D r. :Fell's report all Kiagara Water, es· tablishing its purity, had been maue public, that distingui hed microbe Dr. 'W alter D . Greene, COlllluis· sionC'f of Health, rushed int o the arella to prove if PO" sible tht' erroneousness of Dr. FC'll's glad ome conchl,inns. Tmmediately proc('('(ling to take the police pah'ol hoat with Dr. William G. Bi s. ('11 h(' ~('t f orth ('unn ihal· istiral1y grrm-rha~inp: at Yal'iotls r1rplhs of wah'!' nllt· side the hreakwater tOWUl'rl thl' Ste('l Plant. To a , To alford the masses 8 better k no"' ledge ci tubcl'cuimm., its treatment a nd th e eru8sde now bei np: condu cted th roughout.. the world fo r the prc,-e ntidn of the disease, a. COllt'se of free p ublic ledures are to be gi ,"en U1 this city during the ne xt . six months. The," will be under the a uspICes of the l'hippo In.!itution for the Treat· ment and Prc,·ention of Tube rculo~is, the CC'UTtie hnnng been nrr anged by Dr. L . l ( "Uourier" reporter D r. Ureo llC' . said, i n I:e.ply to ~ question: "Are you r iItyoellgatlO ll~ to verIfy or prove the falsity of Dr. :E'elL Lht'()r ic~ <" ':We are trying Itcither to prove 01' disp rove lilly theol'1es; "'e 3r.e en· deavoring to get the i'l<'h." Donhtless. 01'. Fell's re"'llt"in a good m allY IIWI'(' ge n lls of trllth than Dr. pOl' t Cv d (. . . · ·.1 · tI . G rCl:lle ca ll fairly finu get'tlls of lYl'hUlU l!l Ie 1'1 vel'. Flick, the ruedital director. The addresses, whIch a re to be popular ill their na ture, are 10 be made in ""thorspoon H all, and " ill be deli''l!red by six of the international lt~aders In the crmmde against CODSumpUou. Dr . .E. L. Trudea.u, of !"sIanac, will dei1\"cr the fi r~t lecture, on October 24. He will speak on " The H,.tory of the De\clopmcn,t of the Tuberculosis 'York at bal'a nae Lnke." Dr. T rudeau was the pio- I near i n c reasing e'tery ,'from a spring in Williamsville which bas been leoRed fo r a loug term o J years hy lInj. Horace A. Blites, wbo fills jugs,eeuls tb.m and uelivers them to tbe homes of bi~ customers. The water is absolutely pnre at t he "pring aod every precaution \a taken to prevent any foreign matll.,. eoming in contllct with it in transit from the opring to the con.umer. Muj. Butes supplied the Oakfield Club .... ith IUU gallons a week during the pust aummer aud is a l80 delivering the water to pc"eral ho.pitals and numerOus homes .on nela\\are avenue and in tbe Elmwood district . Olficps, stores and blinks /lVe also begun to order tbe water for tbeir e mploye.. 'rhe water hM been anIYled by City Uhemist Hill aud pro· uuueed a bsolutely pUI·e. Mnj B. tea can be reached by calling p Pllrk 23D. ( For Alderman 21 st Ward Physicians From Germany, Franee I and Italy Will Join With Eminent Practitioners of This Country day. This pxcellent table water comes ·t For Keeper of the Almshouse Noted Experts to Participate in Lecture Course at the Ph ipps Institute Tic:inity of a great city should be most je&lon.ly ~uarded, fo r its v"lue, in cafe 01 &ttident to the water works, o r cou tam'nation of tbe public sHpply, is not to be over-estimated. The following regardi ng the Leb n .pring water "as tnken from the Buf· laIo !::"ening :-;e\\'s of Monday : Lt>bn Huck Spring Water is now bping in hundreds of bomes in Buffalo, aDd itfl consulUption 1903 neer America n in the 6anna r ium trea.t· ment of tube1"culosi:s. H e was himself a \'lclim of the db.ease and went to the :~. di· .. , rcndacks and tc:sted lD hib own per on the ou c..door treatment with irrea t s uccess. ~otcd Gc rUlnn to Ta l k In Lillo, Fr""ce, and the i"under of the ~en e rall y Issu e. S8)': ' \' hy wouldn't an ind ependent tlcket-e.lean_ cut b u siness-men-top to bottom be a godsend I tilt' treatmel\t unci pre\.-ention of tubereu- k,!,>j". The fr)rf'ignel11 "ill <.i1l1"Opeak in their tongue. but. tran . . }ation!- of their ad('h'''''e!o. will be d,o::tnhuted in thE.> RudleDC'E' . Dr. Flick announ(,ed yc:;terd8:'-' the fo}, lc.win!l; uppointl11ent:, to the ~taff of the ('''11 In,,tituti,,n D r. )1. p, R n,-eo<.'l; 1.\:"0- ili1'1~('tor and ('hief of the bacteriological ,tRff; Dr. J. Frank " ·alli,. o.ermatologi... t: ::md Dr. E .•..\. , ~hum\\'ar. ... '"tant medi ca l n~thalmolo~"t. to the senslblo voters ot Buffalo? Why do the so-called engineers of the publi c work s departments ot ou r American c.itles Insist that filtrat ion ot t.he city·s water supply will prevent t when eminent ph)'!!iciaons, wh o ought to 0,," , tell us that boiling the water Is the only prc\'(mtive? WllC~'n tbe fo r mer $9,000.000 a ppropr iation tor tb e canals was voted for a nd obtained an d d idn 't do ~' bat we were told It would do, but r esu lted in scandal and private gain . how can w e be assu red th(' presoo t $101,000,000 will no t s hare the !:arne tatc? KI CKER. Butl'a lo, OeL 5th. The question ot an indepen dent ticket 18 one tor ind ependent citizens to consider, The dff - r terences ot opinion between engineers and phYSicians on Questions ot water supply are not within the provln('e of The Exprcss. Th e $101,000,000 canal bill has been prepared after I the most careful estimates and su n 'eys nnd Is n ot mere guc~~work, as WB.$ the $9,000,000 bHI. The {>CDdlDg measure was d rawo u p by trU5:t,,'ortJiy men and experts who are not in poll tics-and every reasonable pre(,8utlon has been taken, In the ligh t ot the former experlen('e, to safeguard the expe-ndlture and prevent 6 travagance or frau d. It ma y ('onftdently be said that. no otber bill providing for a gT'eat public work e\'e r ""'as prepared with ~uch care In this re~pect. Moreover, the present ate engineer a nd tmrveyor an d the supcrintenden t or pu bHe "l\'o rkl!l are me n who have bee n long In otftce a nd have demonstrated both their ab llity an d t heLr bon esty.-Ed. Expres~. E; of Depnrtme nt of Agriculture Keepin2 Wntch on Milk Dealers and Food Mnnufncturers. the Attorne y Gene ral to pros ecute. The tarmers a nd milk dealers to keep the names of the o ttenders will not be milk trom so uring, are disappea ring g iven ou t by the Departme nt of Agri- because of the cold weathe r. which culture h e r e until the Attorney Genthe milk k eep fresh . eral t urns the cases ove r to his assls tThe Butralo otrlce of the ~ew York an ts in this section of th p Statp. Department of AgrIculture Is a nd h ilS On e o f th e prominent b ee keepe rs bpen very acth'e In its efforts to de - In litis c Ity sa Id : " 1 a m heartily In t~ct a nd bring to justice gullty .otrendfa vor or th e s trictest e nforcement of era who put p reservatives In milk. The the pure tood laws. especIally tn rela.mak~. milk dealers a re being closely wR.lched tton to the ad ulteraUon of honey. Gl u- poll! to ma ke a lac tometer test of each can ot milk a8 it comes from the coun try. Attention Is a lso beIng gIven to the entorcement of the PUre Food Law. Several complaInt. {or the ad ulteratton honey ha.ve been sent to Albany to cose, being c heap and o f the same color as ",http honeY, Is uspd mostly a s an adulterant. This gives the honey an inferior Oa ,'or which displeases the consumer and decrenses thp. sale of honey to the det riment or the ho nest honey prod ucer." DR. FELL'S LE CTURE. . Georgp E. F ell, F. R. M. S., read a aper Tuesday nIght before the Society of CI\'II EngIneers of W estern Loce1 Office and there n re men sta.tioned at the de- on the sane side of th e question at You may th.!nk that is a jolly, but I 'm In earnest. Here are.:l fe w ramblin g thoughts that have occu r red til me lately in r ead!.ng your columns. Let's hea.r what you have to Emile R oux In stitutt> for the TreatlD nt of Tuber(; u lf)~i .. <.it the ~me CLty . was in,. ted to dell\'er the Iourth leC'ture. hut owIng to the pre:o :-o ure of duties was compel1ed to dechne. ~ome other proD~i n ent Frenchmall will be a8ke~ to speak 111 his stead. Dr. Hennan Hl~8. the head hactenologisL of t he Depar t ment of H ea.lih of the cit\' of X~w l ork. will deli"er the filth le<-f:urf.' in Febru8lT. Tht:' l-;Kth lerture will lll~ dell VE'rec.l in ~ l ar('h hy Profc;;:;~or ) Iara:nliano, of Oel1on. who e .. tabli~hed the fir::.ot ill ... tituu()n in thE" world for the f'tudy of Phipf'~ r Buffalo E xpress:-l li ke your paper. ve, got the nerve to say what yo u think. "1 It you \"e got a k ick coming, I n otice It Is clety of Gerl1j~ nJ'. Dr. \\"ilham U~ler protessor of th e prac- tic'( of medicine at John s H opkins 1:ni'-erSit", B,lltimore. will deh" er the third lecture l':-omc time III D ecember, illr. Osler has wntten m.any ar(ides 00 the treatment of lUbercuIo"lh. Profe~~or Calmelte, the medlt-al director of the Pasteur Institute , N ew Yo rk in the socie ty's rooms in E l- i!C'Ott Square. The paper was a r epl y to ce rtain q u estIons raise d by D r , "Hen - , ry R. H opkins concerning the accurac y of the conclusions reached by Dr. Fell in a. re cent paper re lating to Niagara. River currents and the effect of these currents on the city's water s upply. Dr. F ell's s;-\.id his opmions w ere based on hIs 'O\\'n investiga tions of t he currents. Dr. Fell's chief concl usion is thRt Burrolo's l:1 take is f r ee from Con_ tamination by the wate rs from the VIcinity of Smoke's Cre e k o r th e harbor; also t ha t S\Juthw es t g a les t{'nd to InCl ase this conctlaon. He s eys there Is no danger oC a typhoid epidemic. I .~ .-,IAL. Some Questiol1s, tfi _ The second lect ure will ta k e place on X o,ember 2 when Protesoor }'anuwitc, of P.e-rlin , wi ll E-pei.lk. Prote:1 ~OI' P ann,d tc is the ~ecrettlry 01 tbe International Congres rn TuberculosIs Rud of Lhe Red Cross ::'0- ILL AC1-IVE AFTER PURE FOOD VIOLATORS H armful preservati"f"es used by t h e AUGUSTUS F, SCHEU. I JOHN A. STENGEL. 10w~iCIO rl'gllrding t be "pring wllter fo und on t be Leb n lIy locutp,d n~ .. r t bi~ <iIluge, ill receiving n n iDcrputliug demaud Bull,tlo, "'ii found in tbe ~ Iooday'b 01 tbp Buffllio Ti me. : the "torie. wbich hllve (·ulI(."t!rlliuK tlte ulleged nudeqUllllty uf lIu[lt,lo·. ?riukiulI; if i. grtltU~· iug tu realIze thttt is wltblD a Je w D1i1~3 0 1 tbe cIty generous dUl'plyo[ tbefilJe"t wMer country. Tbls ia tbe Lebu Ruck lit WiliitlUlsville, of wblcb 1),. \!. Llill, city cbemist, w:o~e I"d.t .. Iter btlviug aualyzed It: ·l.:hew,· this water iI~ very free {rom orgullic My conclu81On is, [rum tbe E lbtlVe 1D\,e.ti~: atiol', tbat tbid is (Ln ex· wa"t"r Jo r nklOg pu rposes. ,. W. HlIrringtou of ~ I ,lin "trt;Ct, tbe wtl ter : "1 have been uSlOg /tock Spriug water as a wblc aoo o rderlDg i( ror patients. It is Inble "titer I buve ever used. ~, e<l'U8Ial'r It equal if noL superio r to tbe _ __ \\i\·er." MunS well R~~:~~:llul!alo ti rUlo a nd ret'i<ients b .. ". discoverd tbe udwir&ble qualities tbid "' uter t brougb itsiutroduction by '01. n. A. Bate , "bo hn. a lou.,; leIl"e on the property containing ~be "pring .. Lol. Hate" claims nO curative o r medl' ciDn! propertie~ [or the water, but. ~o"s ltu'\TUnte.. it to_ be nd pure. and dellclOU" a beverage n~ "liture fu rDlshesauywhere In the world. T be ou tput uf the .prinll: Ie Il.toni.hingly generous in s upply , ~uIlIliDg, u"curding to the estimotes o f pperr., about 2,000,000 gulions per da,y. P.rhops iD time to come t he . Lebu l\ock !lpring will buve contributed 10 no 1nnall lIeltref' to lbe [arne of Buffulo. The For Commissioner of Public Works J D~~~:,A~O;~, :~~~~~ that the City is in No Danger of a Typhoid Ep idem ic. Receutlr Dr. Geo rge E. Fell. F. R. M. S., Wro(e an ablf:', comprebensln paper rtIntlllg to Xing-tlra rlT'er cu rrents and the effects of th ese currents on the c1t.r'J "filter supply. This paper was published tn tbe C'oDlIu<.' rcln l and subsequently Dr. Henrr R. nopklns ralsel certain QuesUons cooceruIng the Rccu rn.('y of Dr. Fell's roncluFJonl Last nl~bt nr. Fell !"fad a paper I)t.tort thE'- Society ot Ctt"1l Engineers ot Westt'rn ' -e-n' York In the society's rooms In EIII, ('Ot t Square, the subject ot the addre.B be' tnll ; "Obsetyfh.i.OD8 on the Littoral. Ellt('riy End ot Lake E rie and Head of Xllgu.1. nlT'er." In n genera.l way Dr. Felt .. eDt o\'er the grouud tba t he co,'ered In the pape r that was publisbed In the Commer' r !nl some time ngo and that atlracted milch fn"\"ora ble notice. The fentu re ot the pnper rNl.d lu t nl~bt. ho,"\"e"\"er. was the repls made by Dr Fell to the crltlctsms o f Dr. Hopkins. Dr. Fell rc('nlled the times when stroot! and lotln, ('mlal opposition W3S made to hIs rlews on (>lech'Ocution :lud nrdtlclal respiration on t he ground tbnt his l<!ens on t.he .!IubjfttJ. if not exnctls t'i.!llonary, wen! Dot pracil' ( Ill. Yet Dr. Fell'.!I oplnious 00 theBe l ub· jects hn,e been sustalnNi In practir e. I b Dr. F C'II tben dele-nded his opinions '" t r C'!e-rt'nee to the city's watt'r .!Iupplr. He sn ld his flplnlo'ls ~'ere based on hll ~:: In\'cstLJ:3tl ons of the currents, !ucb In b ' tlgatlons Den r before b3"\"lng been mlde ~ nnT'on('. He called attention to the tl r that be alone possessed th is k no~'ledge IU d that It was prncllca l experfen ce I,dost theorizing 10 his presentation ot tbe ~~e as compnred to criticisms made on • "Iews. Dr. Felt's chiet cOI1e1ul!lon is ~It llu tralo', Intake Is free from cont&IDIO\ o,n b ,' the ~8t{'rs trom the "\"lclnltY of Smo e ~ (,~E'-ek or tb.- harbor. also tbat soutbwt"I' I:lI. le! tend to Increase this condition, ot : otbE'-r words Butta 10 Is In no dl nte r U-photd epidemiC by reason ot It.!! .!I1!1te. wnter _ _ supply. I 7 �tion. not Dr Fell gives his Reasons for believing that the City has had needless Scares-Reply to Dr. Hopkins. b~rore- known, with re-~u~('ltl\ Uon atter the p"",.,a~;< to the littoral currentF a10ng the wa- u curft>nt through the ter tront o( l ht:' city of: Buffalo. tional centE'rs of the brain is Explanatlon of Charts, ble," otc. This report gave u s Dr. Foil he,'. e xplained In detn il the trocution law. It wa.s bn •• d chart~ he hnd prepared. one. a large one, own as tn this littoral rent experiments, case, nnd. although opposed. co\'erlng the enUre water tront between unlly. by the pnttre newspaper world, Smoke's creek and the Buffalo intake, and the SCientific electricians ot that and n lnrge number of smaller ones. re - day, my· concJu~ton~. judging by t be reduced trom oril{inal copies. prepared suit of th~ late Vnn \Yormer exec ut1on~ gratultous-Iy by George E. :\i:ltthews or and all the re~t. seem5=. to have Eltood the Th~ Buffalo Expr~~, whom he thanked tt'~t ot time to Iny unp ~:ejutlic('d nlin d. for hl~ lnter(;~t tn the matter. He o.l~o \\'lll~n in July. 1 S" I first deJnonBtn.tcu that without th~ co-operation of stratt:'d the prnctle:tl yatue or tlle (on'e o artHldnl re~piratlon in saying h uman the Mayor oC the city. the Honorable llf(', I "ent countC'f to th~ accepted Erastus'" Knight. he would baye be·:- n \i('w~ of tht,> hig-lll:-.t nuthorlt\e~ In the una.ble to ('arry his d£lrnonstratlons to mt.·uh.'al prof~ ~~lun, and 'et the test ot the extl"nt ot compte-tion eyldenced hy fourteC'n Yl'nrs' USc of thts agent by th thN~(, chart~. and eXllressed lhp hopc prote;.;~lon in sa\,lng human Hte, ha s that the snmll chnrgc rendered for the dt."mon5tratpti thl' nhsolute truth ot m y larg(' amount of work he had given to coJtc1u~ion=:< In this instancE" also. 1 havE" ju~t n~ \-\tron~ nn opinion 1n ot constructton ha~ just been complE"t ~ the eit)~, or evident great vslue nnd con- thE." rE"~ult of tny conclu~lolls regard ing ed. Ju~t about 34 years havE." 1'Iap~E"d tinunlty a('('ruing ynlue. 'Would be speed- this lttlornl <.'ontro"pl'~)· t.~ven "Ith thE' since the first crib was put in its place By sNUed. ns it d("~prved to be. and arl'ny of tal('nt on the other side as near the red light at the mnin entranc e·l whkh h .... d bt.'en r ~commended by the had in th(' C,I~~S reterred to. I ha\'(' 0 11There are betwCl'n three and four mil"s :lIn,·or. Iy ncoept,' d the nAtural demonstration., o( protected roadway. with three open" EnD"ineerin F a.tures th~ t' oursp of 110:1.ts placed tn various Ings, \"I z., one near Stony Point (600 teet " go e . ,'urrent' and rollo\\ ed them to their ter. wtd~) , n. middle one l:!OO feet wide) and In nn' report to :\fayor Knight I mtnntton~. I hud no theory to bo l~t",r INTAKE SAFE FROM HARBOR WATER S ad 8 Dr George E. F eH F. R. 'M, ., r~ t f PRPc'r last night before the s~c~~~ ~t tvil EngineerS of Western Ne" l' His th eir rooms In Ellicott Square. ubject "'3S Observations on thedLHittor ea d S i, Easterly End ot Lake Erie an a tho>e "'he does entrance, beue'ye that O;,phold grea.tly m~nac is ('l'atlon!==. l1anwly. that represented by con~tllnt. ~iagara Fnll~ will eontlnue Butt'alo through its ~'ater suppl). H Course of Currents. th~ COUl'S(\ of " e ~5't?l5i e-ntf'ring the Cuna- to flow In th~ future a~ at present. No experiments" ith lake and, riyer cur= Through all tfic~e entrance~, under dlnn dlannt"l I..I! the :,\iagnra rtn~r. in- form('r (>xpi'riment('rs hall been o\'er rents have been exha.ustive. and his coni r:.ormal conditions of wind nnd \\t'ather. dkntt:d by thl' rher light5=., and. second. the field Ul fore me. I was not cailed tro\'er~y with Dr. Hopkins make s ~ sl the current !lows from the lake to\\.:-~nl thnt formed by the northt."rly prolong-:t- upt,'m to ndjudge the work of a nyone: aper Intere,Ung to the Inyman as ".1 the IHtrbor, b e ing Inllueneed "m~ c(\u- tlon of tho old break\\ltt.!" and the In- nnd I unhe5lt,ttlngly believe tb.tl my . F II aid: trolled In thi~ l'ourse- by the ouuall at te-n~('t·tion of yn1"ious ~tr(>t>t~ of tht." city ('ondusions in their genera l a.spect "Pl P physicians. DI. e s as the entrance to the Niagara, pre\ lOusl:,- prolong-ell we:--ll·l'ly. By tht:'se menn~ I not b~ ('ontro\'t~rted by equ 11) CA. rt:"ful In the month of Jun e, 1869, I was act- referred to. h;1\ eo ~It:"()n t.~llnbll..'d to pos~tlw"'\)' lOl'ate expt.~l"im.ents mnde by qun ltfieu observIng as ... istnnt Cnlted States engineer This ract I" not new. as one physlrl,u, ;~II ~r ."h,,,,,,,,ltlon, Is seen In er'. nnd principa l Inspeetor In the constrUO- ,tntes. "s. sl",·. U1<' eontrul"tlon "r tllO$O lehalt );". -, .mll thus obtain my InrorI speak of qualified ollse n'ers, enl'l tion ot harbor works at Buffalo. Captai n brt'akwnter5'. \\hlch. by the- by. "is "Pl')' nHtt~lln \\ I tho,u t rN·.o,ur~~~ to n n ~xtensi\'e n" .... rs who Ita v\.~ had hydrographical F HarWOOd. 'Gnited States Corps of. En- lue ... these ('urrpnt~ ha\'~ bpen pn~~- tr"~t nom(>t~i ln l ~\11 \ ~ ) . IH...·rl('nl·p. ])1'. nl~S(>l1, who l::t goi ng ineers in chR.l'g't>, The yenr pre\'Jous, lngw in this direction, but the a~('ertain1 h t) (lrl~lTl :ll . phln~ for thE' Intprml1ll)P work fOJ" the hl'alth board. . g fh e crib timberwO extension to the lllent that ~uch was the ea:,('. th{' dem- t 101M l ~r"h:t.~ ~,.\ lIp~l f il l'. tlw IOC:l t.tU of he Is not an ('n~nct'r and !"t:ltt>d rk lighthouse pier had been constructed. onstratlon with ,loat •. had ne' er before thp I"r,.~ d"H' cal. ,on '11 th; mfohne "£ n<'( dp~lre to be n"~lItlled work or v;hich was. virtuallY, the beginning ot been made ~y~tf"mntk811Y or r~port('d the li'(:l. At.thiS point tt;l!"~ \\l'r~ 3u dlill'act{'r. He Informed me th:\t In th e government work of consu'uctlon of to the world uaW 1 took It up. It is as to 3~ ft't"t of \\ IHcr. Thf" t lltl€'n St.nes ('atln~ u mile pUJOt OUt in the IRke B tt 10 h arbor foll owing th e \\~ar ot the new l~ the dl~t.. ,\'ery ot any neW tnet l..:nl{inN~rS; (ound that so great an .ob- the pUn)O~i.." of g~iing over one .A 111\' R~b.:'ilion. 'In N~ture: as neW as WRS the dl.rovery, ,tructlon I:' the. eent.r. or the :,,·.r p"rlllll'nt>, the 10"atlon wu. e<tl mnted On June 7, 1869. the first crIb ot ~he of badllu~ of tub{'rcu!osis by l,-o('h, or j \\?llid. nltltt.rt.lll) !l\e-rec.l~e the, Cut1 r~nt I by one of hl~ men who was cn pable (?l grea t breakwater sy~tem ot Buffalo "as the Stepanodiseus ningarae. 0.. diatom' 0\ ~r "hnt '\ ould h t produ('~d b)l plt cmg of jmlgtnJ:;' dbtanl..'~l:'. This kind of plaoed In position. I had direct charge found In grent quantities In Niagara !he dr~\\". n:nr~~ the .\~len.can side, .In wlli not do. and I det;· n!lyon" to ot the triangulation for the location ot river water by Stl'phens. etc .. and hE're ,lhout .IXl(·t,~l.t\.'t-'t of \\<\tel. T,hts ",~s lIsh n mil£-' point In the h.,ke- in varying this work with a. base linc along the com('s the intt?rePoting bearing o( the dOnE."~ l b~t 1 \ ~tltlnS of th~ rh t?r C\1l - \\,('athl'}' t,'ondittons ~'ithin :t q uarte-r ot seawall. . . dis{'o\'erY of thts condition. It was not ~I;'nt~ to d \o lt'lmi~l€" th£' \n.luc ot t.l~~ tl mill'. You must work upon r Ntt'"onIt will be seen from the above intel - eyen known to the city or state health lh.tngc> In plan \\t?le made f'ts tollo\\::;. ably definite and llo~itiYt' esting and nOW hi storicn.l (net. thllt I authorities or the physicians of our elty . ..:~, ~a~ 1tn~\' ~\tt~ e~tol)1\::;hed on. t~~ and if my work is to bebegn mv study of the llttoral ot this l,Ill.H!lnn :5h01e 50utherly of bndgt. praNk'lll hn1rogl'~tr)hlc;1 . end ot n Lake Erie over 35 years a~o, In Typhoid EpidemiC at W est S eneca tl::lnp.tt nt (t,l<.'~ t.>n~. on~ ?f \\.hkh I shoultl h(' nsslgnt1d to it. But from the h undreds at trips. which Wlt~ my Th tY hold E'pioemic at ,Yest Sen- l~ ..td C.h n r~~. ~1. tlo.\ t~ "e1 g e. m~\\le- o( degrp~~ion. boatman I was compelled to mak,e to e-, PI n i hborhood of ~mok("s ~\.anthn~, ~rxtt.t"n ft"C't,lon . \\('i~htNI ,at Hr. lIoJlkln~ n~ks about the nd from the newly cons tructed \\ ark. eC3. in t 1e e ~ _ . h I ('Ine- E'nd. ,lng on uppel E'nd. At.t sit::'n.ll , of '.\ Inri on 1lo'n inp" bon ips 1" crpek a ~mall s trenm \\htc ~mptl:~I"nlll'\ltOl' )l~~l,\··tlons \\'("rp nUlit •n e . aIt was notl'd thnt the current a \r'UI)S into Lake Erie 3t the southerly limit ~II ~ ~'h'll ~'"fl,..).t ,t "", t'o pO'lto> F,'r no 111tlut"n('t."llp n obj~cts floating passed northrrl toward the h ead 0 t le I . ' I ~ le .. t Ion (,.l\. o. t r ...1l1. pl n . p !:' .. \. - t he :-;urfil('1! 0( tht! wn t~r un l"!->s It Niagara river ~ivt the- ra.te of 1~ (0 tw O 1 of t~le dty o[ Buffalo, ~a\e r se to ro .\ ''Y ~(r·'t't u{\wn ttl the bri?Kl' locution: ht:-' llt.-'tU' the- Po'url'sl..'e nnd ('a rrled miles per hour. This prevuiled not only nlall.11' ." . . ...... h thl:-> ,-,ourst.' Wf\~ followed" 1th each Iloat I waYt" t.'re~t.. If th~ wind 'Ycr~ (lff . when the luke surfact" nt this-end w as Thi~ ~ttt.:am .. "hl~h. \\~Uld recPl~\ t ~ IUJllll Ow whol.e :nea of the riY('r w.lS ott ~moke'<:: Cl'?ek there w ould rising. as In southwesterly gales, but pat~lOlogiC'al Pl0UUlt~ .fJom the t)!'10it Aont' oyer. 'llH'~e ob!->t,.>1'\·ation~ were ~"a llE'ar the 5horr. If a~ it on the receding of the w3ters as tht- paucnts. \\RS t1\e mi.les in the 01' t he Grand from th(' ... t U'UH".'," gales >ub>lded. or under the Inlluence ot, head of the ",'N!",rn rl~ er. neal t~c Trunk n,tilwa; engln •• rs on comple- uri,"" objo<"ts lIontln;.; Oil t he' a. northeaster!)' ,role. <.:~nt~r of wh:C"h ~n\~. placl:d th.~ intnk~ tiO!l of the bridge, . ward the Rhorl'. Exxep l u :- to The cause of this cot\tinued and eon- \\ hl(h ftuppli~d "ntel to n cit) of 40(\, 10 hl1\'l' l.l!'t{"d thi' same method ?\ e~ wind produ('e~ wan:·:i':. bu t W3 \'CS ar(' stant current In n. northerly direction is 000 inhabitantE. the- t~, riul1')' (·o\·t'rrd by my ch~lrt :'\:o,:! CUrrdltS, After a gale h:1S sub~lded. p t he outlet of the lake. the great :Xiagnra It wn~ bf?lh~\'Nl ann reported hy tlv~ would h,\\'''' pntnllt"ll a In.rge ('.x ('n8e an? "dead" Rl'tl tonttnut's until th,~ r ivpr, which now~ at the rat~ of trom stnte and. city ht...~\1th boards al\l~ a~lh'o: the ~nlploYl1H'nt or th'e ~r six. en.gin~er~. has attained Its equlllbrium, or he'~"'",A; six to t en miles per hour wllhln one catt'd by mun) of thp ph)Rldnn s For H ~tngle Iloat. like m) ~o: gf. it l'H11n. halt mne ot its h ead. On onc occasion. through the n.t'\\ :;:pnper~ of Burr~lo th<~t would ha\'t' requh·pd. the (OllOWlU. to Dr, Hopldns nl~o n~ks as to thv I took a series of le\,els and ascertained th e infe('tious nllltel'ial from 8mol(.-. !::i,nll.lt throllc.h the enUl'e ("our::;e, fi\e or l1me of \\ater pHs~ing the t\\O th a t the Call in the ~urface of th e water cre~k \VoulJ lnevitably be wa~htO'd dO\\,1l1t'ix in.;:trulnents. \iz. twO on new the sout h lIre.lkwnter: It is but o ( the river b~t\\'een the h ead of Bird into the lake-"th.lt no human PO\\t.'l' I bl' .....tln\l\h I", t\\"o on southerly portion pOl'Uonal amount ot thut pns::c;mg I~lnnd pier nnd Ferry s::treet, a. distance could prc\ent it" .\nd contRlninltt:' ol1r r o( Bird lsl~lnd pier and t\\o on 1'1\'1:01' the ri\l'r, So long as the out1t~t ot about one mile, at normal stage of Intake. TheY bl:'1il"ved that the ~pllngr st?('tion of ~:'l.m('. :sO as to take tn In- block~d at northerly part of water was ju~t four feE't, !rl'~hets \\ ould rertnlnly produce thi~\ tnke. Th!?' float being stnrted. shnul- under no1'n1.\1 ('onu lt This current. which correspond5 in rt>~ult. that tht" lnke curr(>nt "ouhl ('n~- tan€'ous ob!llenatlons would ha\'e been through these openings t orrE' with the tremendous fall of water r)" tht' O'phoid ma.t(tr \1 (rom Smok~ s made b)' the t~\O nb~t.)r\·ers on new to exist. \\ ith \'.uying at Xlngara Falls. nnd is quite as t el'rlfi- cl'pek northerly "long tl~ o_utslde, \\e~t- brenk\Hller until th e floa: went o~Jt or nCl'ording to w€,nther vnrl"ci,on". cally demonstrated In the rush of th~ et"ly, 01' Inke !"ide of the l nlt€'d . tatP~· rnn~e; thl?n taken up b)- the t\'O on ...\~ to th p ditlu~lbnit\' of the 'W'hirlpool Rapid~, is t i e direct and C011- system of breakwllte-rs. to such points I ~outhel'ly portion of Bird Island pier pol!o'on: Eventual h' 'the h eal stant cnust' ot the lr'.. toral ('urrent at at the hrnd nf the ri\'er thllt It \\ ould nnd, flnal1y. by tht:' t wo on dYe r .por- thorttles and the ph Yliicians of t he easterly end of Lake Erie, the Ink e ('C'rtninl~' gain nl'C"~~S to our water sup- tion. Thl~ would. have required fh e or who belle\'ed our ci ty was in da w ater front of Buf[.ilo. ply. 'l'ht" ~l'e~t ~l'n1"e the pt"\.'lplt' of Buf- ~Ix transit mrn, the necessnry steam nn q)idemiC' were strongly ot As we proceed \\ Hh the di~('u~!'=ion, falo re<,'plyed. the C\'hlent injury to tht" ynchts. mt."ll in bO.ltS. etc .. before th e Ion that the ~ppclfic pathological t hese tacts should be kept clearly in reputation or the cit)' through hring informntion "hlt'h I haY€, !url\i~hed all d d In typhoid feyel' was a postth'e ~",,"t' .,.... mind. . \Ylciph~ r epol'led by th e pre~s as n grt.'at ('har t ed by 111)' sy~tem of rllnges caul fliOIllNhing thnt would float As the work of th e great brea kwat er typh oid c\.'nt('r. th e e \'idently hont-st al'- h ave been obtRlned, current, and float t o our progres::sed. the cu rrent pa~sing between gUln .... nt In fnv('l1' of in1mediate Rteps to Floats use d. did not conceive it t o be n ""¥".""~ It anel the shure- bp('ame more and 1ll0l'C bllild a $t.OOO,OOO to $.~.OOO.OOO filtration On October !!~, 1903. at the In\-itation stance. The typhoid noti('eablc. It b('came a men:lce to the plant. nrc all Hubjt:('ts o( history. ot Dr. \\~. D. Greene. health commls- cepted cause or thift dreade'd roadwa), be-CRuse ot th(' constant nccreD 11's d 'fie ing V ie ws sioner. some obse-r\'ations were u1n.de a. minute vegetab le Hon of silt earried In nt the southerly r. e 1 r . with th(" noats adopted. as I understand, having n cell wall opening. ThIs ~i1t. organic <lnd inorEntirely Alone. It almost seemed. I bl~ the C hi CAgO drainage-canal author- "hich. enclo~e9 a n;tnss ganic del1ositton, coyering the enth'e exprl?ssed my \'iews that. wh en th e itiE's. The float ('onsists of tin and PlaY' toplasm. Not any ot these bottom of n body of wuter like Lnk(' problem of tlH" littoral ('urrenls WfiS be by two flllt and ",ide nre diffusible in water, fat' Erie, is up In gales and held in it would r evea.l such a condl- ('ones. ploC'E'd base to base: the diam- lik e th e doctor's Nilc i. The in th e water until the gnle tion o f thnt would enti r ely up- e ter is about t en inches; this is connect- main of the ·production or the wate-r uecom eo;:; foltlll folE't the "ic" $, by the state ed with \\'h"t' to a weight made up ot twO through pathogenic bac terin when rapidly t :lkes place. and elty henlth nncl the flat pice-es of tin. solderpd at right nn- upon the pre-senee ot th e organism During the fall gales an almost con- y\."ry great majoritY of our physicians to eac h o th er (see sketch). It has liying, self-propaga ting condition. stant accretion \\ould take place nnd who km'w abgolutely nothing ahout the n. grenter surtace exposed to the wind some portlon of the anatomy, ntohre,IQ,.. , threat en the v\'ry of th,. harfrom the littoral current s t nnd - than In th e floats I used, and as th e tl'stlnes. lungs. blood or other bor. This caused the so-cnlled catch lloint. ot the base ot the cones float r. the nnlmal in which the sand pier to built opposite the old As has since transplred, both (rom t; uite a little above th e surtace ot the loduccd, south Chnnne!, t? pren.:'11t. to n l'ertain ('llntcal ('xperlence through which It is easlly ntrect€'d by the s en, M o tility of e~t(>ut. thi~ \er) dn.!lgpr a nd sen'e- us the city has pn.ss('d. no epidemiC wh€'n wh e th er large or small. The iloat I use ~n<r"'1)'P·UPltl.O.'G. 11 PtOl .:'IJ;).\\ 01.'6 8 ,a. p<=ortion ot th~ ()rot("t'tln~ work which it f:houlll hn\'~ appeared , and n decrens- was de~cl"ibed in my repor t to Mnyo puu pa i lQO puu ,.. n~ to €'nrlose th e originall y projected ed number or ca!'=(>s nt the game time, Knight The w('tghlls a can load€'d witl J.OJ aonuiJdOJlIdu !!!~,~~,::~,i·.i~;;c;·.", h arbor from the Slouth and cut off the anll demonstrnUon~ I have made. and ~and c~nnectcd to a flollt an empt)" Cal e tp SumOQ lUt{l inr.?ad of ~Ilt from thn~ Quarter. which I \\'tll now exp lain to you. it h!.lS for ~ ft.ont. A float to' t est current! 'su'Ul;)lS.(qd lO;}Uim~ Jt\d d n 'iJ J.lll1·\\ 8,..(11') i~tder the stimulus glyen by the pos. bepn pro\'en that I am absolutely cor- should br entirel)' ~\lbmerged anu 011 1I.J1l1,) a.;>1.l.)LUV JnO s e construrtlon ot th e La C"kn wanna rl"('t in my premtRes. ~o (ar as any dan- ' lun I ~uglt('st will b~ Ideal in de~lgn -Qtld 0ttl )0 SJ,),}u,5ua ~~eel .PI3.n~ thde sma.ller projf'cted h1\.l'- ~('r exi!'=t~. pa~t or future, under pr€'s- !lnd an 11l"lpl'O~'e-ment on anything ot the! .OIUjJna: l' "as a an. oned .1nd the worl{!'~ p1'o- t.'Ill e-xlsting ('\.. . nditions. trom the pos~i· kind fOl' this PUl'po:o:e- I have seen. PUQRpO& '0 OQ mollOQ J~~~~d and extended to Sto ny , POint. bill or 01' Smokc'~ Cl'cpl< contnmination "'hen out with Dr~. Greene llnd BIs- _uual;)-lall J H lU;,puadi)pUI titi t I~~ o~be ?t th (" most extenslVe al'- of Olll" intnk~ supply . .My i11\'estigation ~el1 th e!:l,l' tiont9 were placed ill about \ en 81 01S in th e \\·orld. Th~ wOI'I{ a lso re\"(>nl~d a most interesting condi- se\'~n f('C't oC water. west of lighthouse c:= pteI'; two went Into Erie BasIn and onC '. toward the n'nt('r or Erie nO~hl break"ott'l"' nnd indl('n.ted about wh('re materi al from Smoke's ("reek would go to. or~~lai:I~'\"R~~~r~t n~~ ~~I~h n:~t~;~:;;n~n;r 1~~0 '}':~~ ~,t:;;~;>'l":;O~: i;~'~~i~~~~~t t::'~;esI ot~~~ ~,:)u:/~c~r~d~~rn~)ef~.n ~:nd~~f~~~ ~~: 1:°'"," .'5 I I I e.'''''''-''-' I n.b~\1t n.hO\~ th~~n::'(,'orJed r~pol'l pt'~yatl~. ~outh\Ye I c~£;?!:~:~!l~~~:[~lt~~ ~tlrred sllspen~ion subslde~ d('Pl'~ition b~ OCT 5 studi~d ex:i~tence the pure ,,:;ter Cluest\on , Trut~ k ' "Doubtless Dr. Foil S tmar s. more I~ ~ rep t contains fl good mnny I frma or truth th~n Dr. Grt}~ne C~l :alrl,. lind germs or typhOid In t li- ~~xpress~u nuthoritie~, ~ubjE"('t gl~s junctlon~ ~'att>r. th~ -FROJVf - 190a ENQUIRER. ~ attair~ renrC"~ented fllO CLl Pr 17 x - 419 t N. ~o ), lGT'r I t:. Answers to Dr. Hopkins, G BU REAU, -J I B~c:ter Dr Hopkins i~ n former prcshll?nt at the ~ ('w )'01'1< Stn1':'1\l£'dk~l1 s.odet)~. onl.! of th ~ IE':lding nlL·dk~\l ~o('i(>ties in th.~ !o::t'll~ It 1<t; 1,rC's;ulUC'u hl~ l'l'lti<'isms nlf.> A'~OU f;~ith--thf! tone oC the 1l. ~tide, i~ ·U3'~tVd)"··V.L prl..'ulll.l r , lIut \.~h;l1·j\t.:tpristk. ]11.: ~8) s, "nr. Fell h:\~ n tl?nd\~n('Y to ~onL:lu~i.on;q '1nd Is nut r('~t1"alJ\~u fn)1~ t.:Ol1~ IU~lIlg: n~ (l nHlre l'nut\(\\1S m.m mi:-ht bt.:. b l t11\:, 'on~rlY o f {al'l~," 1 do not thinl< 111) p s t rN'oru w ill b~lll' out ~ u c h ,nn op lnl~; J reported. in .1a11U:1.1')'. ISS:::. to thP ktn'te Ll')!,"'::ln[un". t h rough tht' (·t.ll1lml~- .:!.,-~~!!::::....:::!!:~:;..;;;:~..",_~• .,..J:._:':;; "I ' n a pf'I<'li;ltPtl by G("Iverl1ol' HUl, thn~, ~t~l':;;t. {h:lt death l'1'tlnut,'ed by n f;Utt1C1Plltly pow,-,:-fUl t"k ·trl<" CUTrC"nt ~~ ti~~ most r,\pt,1 notl hu m~\11e l?ro~u('~ t1 )t t at our dln. la in" �8 1903 ~ " ---_.#- " ~" RilED ".MILK MAKES ANOTHER BABY BOY WELL Press'" areat Charity Credited with Saving a Young Life That Was Despaired Of. Opport unity for Philanthropy . The PhUad elphla. P as teurized r.ll ~~ 80organized by " The Press ha s a no:hcr name to It s long Jist ot r estored t o heal t h b y f e-glvln&, flu id. the use of mon t hs ago R amond Ramos. 6 g r ound. Me dic ine wns tried " Illhresult li nd t he doctors finally f ".oc\.,ea the ba.by wa s :;uffcrin:; trom lm~pc r no uris hm ent. Dltt'cren t b a by rood s were given the t n t h e h o pe tha t they would rcth e Hule one to h ...alth . They prove d and the c htld '",:as r educed to n sh arlo w ot It~ (ormer s~ lf. H eard of Pas teu ri zed M ilk. the lowest In t he country th still a few fa ults that a re;' ere III n. stranger," saJd he "and o:parent to Is what we should ~a lf the ~ of thea. TYPHOIO GERMS LOCAL TIME Of NOT BROUGHT ijUARANTINE IS ( OOWN LAKE. TOO SHORT. DR. FELL ST ILL MAINTAINS HIS POSITION REGARDING CON ~ TAMINATION OF CITY WATER , FROM SMOKE'S CREEKON LY TENDS TO PROVE ENGINEER'S THEORY. olrl, who li ves in Morton. DeIRCount)., wns taken III and d e~pite of th ~ physicians he gradual- 1903 I of r e maining in Quaranti n e 1\ Or t limp w he r e there ha '·e b ee n Conta "I houses eaReR.' · g OUS dls- He a lso In ti m ated Ihat fu thorou g hly ,mIgRation n artDr. S ulli va n i s a n old friend f was done m or e ford th nn h pr c. Rista n t Corporation Counsel ,~ Asm H. Gorman , h a ving studied medl th e Unh' Cl'sity of Buffalo and be ne at !nte l' lle In a hospit a l here In ISSin an exp ects to lea. ve BUITalo tonight. . He :Ilill SO SAYS HEALTH COMMISSIONER SULLIVAN OF HARTFORD, WHO HAS BEEN INVESTI GATI NG BUFFALO SYSTEM--FI NDS MUCH TO PRAISE IN SANITARY SYSTEM. OCT 13 1903" .TIM ES. DR. GREENE WAS GIVEN THE LAUGH B UFFALO'S sanitation co m es In for words of praise from Dr. D. F. SulJintn. H e.a lth Commissioner ot H a rtford. Conn. , who, with t he aid of experts, has been maldng a quiet study of th~ system u n know n to Na p3per r ead by Dr. George E. F ell before the Society ot Civil Engine e rs ot Western New York In Ellicott Square last night, the views were expre£sed that B u fral'O's wa.ter supply was not m enaced by typhoid Dr. Fell firs t made "ij,ublic his opinions on th e Buffnlo health oftlcials. Dr. Sulll- TOLD CONVENTION OF SANITARY OFFICERS OF NIG- van Is on n tour o f inS:lec tion o! a number of prominent 0oUntn' , including, among lRh e rs. Chicago, the subJer! th "ough the medium at The Enqu ire r las t spring. Dr. Fell r ecall ed t he fact that this dty was greatly alarmed some time ago Cle \'eland, Buffalo and De tr oit. b eca u se It was general bellet that the Dr. Sullivan s t ated to an En qui r e r ' In "Tht" Press" of th ~ m a rvelou s cures Waterwor ks inta k e was being co n tamwrough t by P ast e u r izel1 milk. nnd d e ter- ina ted bv t he infectious material trom r epo rt e r th a t he was " e ry much pleasm lnf"d to tCBt t hc r ec upe r ative powe r s Sm'Oke's' Creek. This typhoid scare, ed with th e system in use he r e and b e ~ o r th e n u ld. T he results attained by its ~.lid th e s pea k e r, w as used as the hasis stowed conside r ab le praise on those In llt1e e xceeded his fond est h opes f or his of argum ents ot those In t avo r ot th e c h arge. .'ttle boy from t he v er y sta r t beg an to city constructing a $4.000.000 filtration His examination in cluded only th e lmllro,"~ and 15 t o-day well and st rong. pla nt. . question o f sewage and fumigation and T he society ca.n only carryon Its cha r iDr. F ell presented a series of charts care or con ta gious dIseases, a nd did not tabl e w ork by t h e use of money, Ilk e all showing the ca use of c urrents from tou ch on th p. water question. oth er ch a.r ltles, and th e public Is asked Smoke's Creek In the direction 'Of the "Whlle your morta lity rate Is about t o a id th is grea t work b y contributions entrancf' to Ni a gara Rive r . He ex_I 11. ~ whic h sho ul d be s en t to "The Press." plalned that h e h a d watc hed the course ' 'l'hey will be ackn owledged tn Its col- of floats pJ\ced by him in various cur"} 1 umn s. renls ant} ha d followed these floats to 1 ~ Pre \' lously a.ckn o wlcdgC1l , $2,~ their termin ations. J oseph Ri.lmos. th (' ("hUd's { a lher. r ea d NO MONEY D LF F ~\ LO I - mCAL COLLE6E OURNAL PRAISES PASTEURIZED MILK Publication of M edico-Chir urgical Points Out area! Benef its of Char ity W hich "The Press " Has Established. He sajd that as a result of all his demonstrations h e w as positive th a t there was a mista ke in the th eory that ·the lake current ca rries th e typhoid materi a l from Smoke's C reek northerly along the o utside, westerly, or la ke side of the United States system of breakwaters. to such points at the bead of the river that It ce rtainly gains access to our water supply. In conclusion Dr. F ell s a id: "My observations w ere made and co nclusIons based on norm a l condl tions o f the weather su c h as pre\'ail almost continually here. Southwesterly gale s would only intensify the conditions In favor of the statement6 I h a ve m a d e and confirm t h e posltlons I have as sumed. I "In closing I may state that my work ot Investigation of th e lItoral c urren ts is merely a step on the road to the fulfillment of th e great problem as to how TALK I NG OF SOARES, ve~earnest ~ e of o ur neighbor s who were last ",Jnter In ad vocacy of r~urer w n ter s upp ly; are ta lkin g o f "scares" n()w. I t takes a good deal of p atientt: pep e~ tltlon and lIIustratlo n t o get a n ythI ng done ! n these days of ma.n y Be n satJiollll and .Jt may be that Bome of .those who were horrified hy the discovery of the w3.ter condltion<l last wJuter h a ve for~ gotten their Impress10n then or d ou b t theI r r ecolleotlon. Of course to s u ch e . e ry reference' 10 fo ul w ater comes w ithou t the backing of experience, ·a nd th ey doubt wher e once they w er e s ure. '1'0 them nn appeal to do somethlng Is 'rh ..' P hH::u]r>lphta Pa~t(>urized .:\Iilk So- best to supply the future great popuciety o rganlzpu by "The Pres~," which la tion ot the ~ lagara fron tier \vl th a. b as nttracted th(' attention or physictanl:J pure an d lasting supply of pota ble throughout thE" rountr}', !f; treated [rom water." a m edk..l1 ~tandpo l nt In thl "Journal" of Dr. F e ll's demonstration only serves hp l\lcellco-Chlrurgica\ College. I to strengthen The EJtQu tr e r 's reason- a "scnre." T he edito ri a l, which 18 headed " Saving able contention that the contamination Speaking of ~cares n nd w 3.ter our the Children." tt-l In part as fOUOWR:of Buffalo city w a ter Is brought about , . " One of th f' serious problems In :'1 11 not from the floating germs of dls ~ optlmlsl'lc nelg-hboTS sh~>uld try to in.rge ci l1 e ~ with whtcll the Health Boards ease from the lake. but f rom the ci ty r eali ze that there Is a b other great and all who have to do with the con- sewage penetrating th e Intake pipe k d th t' through th e seams in the rh'er bottom danger at our w'flter ·war s-an .n. IS len rlng ot the public health a re confro nted is the Itwful P,lortal1ty among t hf' between the entrance of the Inta ke lun~ ' the danger of a calamity that wo u ld r h ildren o r the pOP' jHLrtlcul.l.rly th e nel and the shore. t ff . , t · p Iv enllrely-good babfe~ undt-'l' onl' lei) 'Ii' a ge. The r ecIt the e xperts will analyze water ell 0 o m" R N sup . ords or t he Hea lth P '\Hutment or this taken both trom th e river at the en ~ or bad. Our burned~out boiler s are efty /Show that thr percentage or d~llth~ tran ce of the tunnel a nd trom the growing w ea ker every da.y. I f one of to birth s 1~ greater thun the percl:'ntage' point ,,' h ere it is discharged into the of deach~ to th(> number of soldiers and reservoirs, The Enquirer believes the th em s h ould collap. e some d~y t he resu.llors who took part in the ' Yar o f the warrant for Its claim will be found. s ui t cnu only be guessed. Tbe blow~ RE'beltion. tIl other word~ the avc rage Mayo r Knight says every phase of t h e ' I ht In P htluc1e iphl a Is in greater d unmatter will be Investigated. It Is hoped lng up of o ne of those boiler s m g &1'1" 0: dea. th t han the men wh o went to that the theory of The Enqu irer will wreck the whole plnnt and lea.e iWs ,he front , not be overlooked. ~ t1 ty w Ith 3. water famine and at the "All phy:;lcln r. :-; kno," that thl:-l <-lV': !ul con dillon n!"ultg from tht: improper !~eu­ mercy of (ire. Illg or the Uu!r- one~_ The proprietor1i uf Here Is a sca re that can be seen 'The P!·£:> f.l8· ~enl u. r eprebentative to N ew without a micro,cope and a test t u be. Yf1rk and in doing tW t ht"Y Interested 1\1r Strau3 amI that {;(>ntlt-·man generQusl,)' The que~tion was asked by a proml~ lHter... d to donate a l':l"l,teurlzln~,; plnnt, uent buslneAS man yesterday-"H ow If the Philatlclllhia l'eop:,~ woulL1 find the moneY to ru.." 11. The< ori'c r was accepte 1l l ong would nny busln<:'ss man let hla and '~Th~ Pres~' undertook to ra.lse th i! tunuf:I. Bac k eu by tht! indorsement of DI~ - , boilers go atter h e had been notified rector M: a rtln, thp. mont'y ror the InstltuE PO H.TI NG T O l\I R , FULLER. tba t the Insur,mce compan'les had tion w a$ BPcured ilnd tho wllrk SUCCll~!j don't know when Mr. Full e r , th e I tully loun cllC!d. ew York water expe rt, w ill co me to Wl lhclra wn th eir Insurance?" " Thr- Infltltutlon was opened und thp Buffalo a gain to examine th e water, , The matter has been before the d!strtbutl on or the milk ha~ \)£>1::0 goIng t Dr. __.9J:W'le and myse Ir: are taking on "h;orollr:tly. 1t f ~ hl·n(;'\."olenc~ o r the sample6""'!m'Omaktng t es ts rJgh t along," Council for mouths. 'All the time tbe boilers hn.e heen growing most pral't1cal kino allu ont' that w 1l said Dr. Willi a m G. BIssell, City Bac - 'Weak dl')ubt lc ~!-I bC' the meanH of tl; lving ma!.~ teriologist. last even Ing. "We supply weaker. Wben shall something be little on~s (rom nn l'arly ~ ra ..... t'.'· Mr. Fuller with 0.11 the Intormatlon we '1'h(\ ~ocl('ty ('on tlnuf~ tv establiAh d i ~ gath e r . It probab ly will be some weeks done-or shall we walt fOl' the break· trlbutin.; ·!tnllons an~l y~sterdl\Y v nl' W;L ~ • .before he makes a.ny repo r t." up? opened il t lh~ Evo01ng liome. 2~ Sou lt Aj;.., Yan Pt'tt Strf" t. Thp ftrst child to rlo' ct"lve thp hff'-gidug flUId \\U ~ George "\\'tJSOIl . 7 months old. son of Sl'TG"cant 'fhom m~ H "·iI~on. ot the Twentl'~ lh Po· lice Di tr1ct. 'fhf' (' xp", n (,!': of thl~ ; roi.tt (:h~lril}~ while hNl\'Y ,U·A !lm~\l1 In l'ornp:Jrlt>o"l to tht' b£>n efl('lent work being donf:'. l\10JH~ y Is ll"edt-d to k""ep u p tilt' Chi'l r1t:..l.ble work T he third annual conference of t~ nt! rl the S' 'ncrOU9 public is asked to a id san itary Officers o f the State of New 't he soc l~ty r(\· Nmtrlbuttons which should York is in sess io n at Alba ny thi s week , b~ eellt to "'Th e- IJr(>_;~," and a m o ng t h e officials presen t Js l'rovl ou.:;ly I:l.clinowleJged . •. •.•.. $2,7~ I .fO Health CommIssion e r Greene o f this I ash . • • .. .......... 1.60 ('tty. Dr. Gree n e Is expected h o me tcwl •• •• • • ••••• . .••.. • i2,7S6.4U ~ow. " o T 1 11903 OCT 1 21903 I S ONLY DISINFECT CITY IN T HE . "i\ T E ' VH E n E 1\' 0 APpnopnl. I r. TO Jl'l' tOS I S JI A D E T O DI SIN .. F EeT HO USE S. H ealt h Commissioner Walter D. Gree ne has r e tu r n ed trom Albany, w h e r e he has b een In a tte n dance upon the th Ird annu a l conterence ot the officers 'ot the h eal th and san itary State. About 300 officials were present at the convention which las ted thr.e days. Dr. Green e was p a rticu larly intereste d In th e dl scus!'l.lon ot t he ques tions r elating to th e protection of the milk ,supply in th e large c iti es. Dr. Ernest J. L eder le. Commissioner ot Health of New York Cit y , r ead a paper 0;0 the subject describing the si tuation In that city a nd Dr. GN'!ene followed It up wllh a n address t elling how B utraJo' s supply was reg u larly Inspected by the bea lt h Inspectors. Typhoid fev er was a nother subject of g eneral inter est and D r. Green~ ascertained that , In every oth er Cay, houses wh er e the disea se IR located are dJslnfected after the r eco,·ery of the patlent 50 as to eUmlnate fu r ther chanCES ot sick ness f r om t hat source. I n Buftalo dlsintect an t s a re ordered only In case o~ s mall -pox , although th e r es id ents are as ked to dis infect their premises in cases of scarlet (ever, ty- phoid fever and diphtheria. The doc lor ,",v as giv en th e grand laugh b y the other co mmi ssioners when he was compelled 1.0 admit that B u ffa lo made no appropriatJon for t h e dls lntection ot houses wlhe r e contagJo u s diseases a r e found . Dr. Gre en e learned t hat In N ew York t h e r e are over 1,000 m en conne cted with the h ealth otllce. I n But'talo there are , about 5()-and But'talo Is a big cl~t I ·l~q ~~~~ 'T H 6J..l. ...'-"-- - WOMAN FINED $25 --d t 1'1r~ . An t on ia. St- olltn. k.I C~Dvtcte 0 cticln&" Mld_"rU e r y With- out a P e rJllIt . - MU::"j I al Court to- J udge Volger In c ltop ln$~I, No. day fined Mrs. A$~~on nd $4.50 c9its for 75 Peters St reet, 0 a f conflrt\ITlent not reporting a case T~e womrulls Q. which she attended. ermll from the midwife but ha\'F~t~a BoJorokl, .No. IHealt h Board. ~ a was summoned to 341 "1\.mherst Street, charge but froltd appear on a similar tated that ohe 10 to app ear. It was s III. ded guilty to the Both women pI~a gust and v.'er e 01'same ch arge las t 'frhey took th e eX- de red to quallfY' failed to paos. amlnatlon but bO th OCT TIMES. 1 61!W3~ ~ . N E Ws./IIIDWIFI! FI/ffD. [F AI'fOTHfR :Ill Amherst . treet Ia rtha Borjorskl of Judge "V olger t hlB w s lined 129.1;0 bJytctlon ot practlcl.. m o rn ing upon COIl. pennit from the id wifery IHm ealth without. ~ De~:.:.tm::::eII :;:,,:-_ __ . �OCT 1 "ll • ~2RE E~ LA S f r AfFECTING CHILD LABOR CO ... t'll"' ~'( O l;:n T THAN BOYS I principal causes were 8S (ol1o'ws: PLAN TO REDUCE INFANT ~10RTALITY Con- OFFER MADE TO THE CITY. sumption, 39, C'hole-ra. tnfantum. lo~ t yphoid !e,'er. 13 ; senlte debility. 19; apopJexy. lq; men!n~ltls. 10; h~nr E'3Se :3: pneUlllonla. 1~: C"lrrh(\.o::t~ l'ro,il1ent .\. ~ oriatioll " -illiuO' to Operate llilk Pa<;tenr- ., izin 0' Plant. · \e~. 8; gR!'lor entE'rttl~. 14 . b!o- ,"10lt nee, 41). Of the violent d~aths fl,'e ENFORCEMENT OF THE LAW .,,-'0 ~ GIRLS H t!3.lth ('omml.,fpner Gl'e?n~~ (ly-ts -t..R\'l' ~~ that there w~r~ "54 eaths 1n Buttaio (luring the P3.~t month. an mcrease ot 4 ' DVE" tht' sarnQ month last year. The EY NOW COVER ALL APPLICANTS FOR MERCANTILE EMPLOYMENT. 1l"; GI~Tn\R oT 1903 ,,-ere from drowning, el~ht from ral ..... roa,l Bcci:l ~,ts. three (rom ~alds. tour l1E\l. T H LEDEIH.11 0 1-' :\ClV \OllK P L H E DIl'J'£H t:: ''l' . ' TE U .... R E T \ 'l'10 ::\ 0::\ IT. T e ehtld la.bor In. W5 ("It fa.r reach in mpOl'tR'tCe went Into I:;'!tf-=-C't on Oct")bi'r 1st. Tht:Y are known n~ the Hill- \ Fin ch mt:'as-ur' ~ amI Wt;re passed by the L g i:sl~\lure la~t wInter. The blll!: were from fractures of -::kull. twO froro the hi'llt nnd siX from suldde. ThE' ep1Jemtc of n\e~les has entirely dl5''lppe"red. Ther~ was only one new case report~t.l last month . ..,_ There werc lOj C:o.!'t~5 of diphtherin. - ,) ot scarlH fever. 31 of typhoid f~\"er and 31 C8~~S of consumption. There were 6i~ births and 3!.l9 mar nnge~ In Buffalo la.~t month. One marr~abe wns of ~ colored man to a whitt! girl. Of the blrth!il. 325 were' boys a.nct 3o/.g irl Ei=. Five paIrs ot t wins were In- r ded In the 10L OTHERS MUST BEAR EXPENSE. PHILANTHROPIST NATHAN STRAU SS OFFERS T O DONATE PLANT-DESTROYS ALL GERMS. ./ The terrtt:le inf,~nt mortaUly or this dhdue chiNly. ~,l)· rhy~l('ia.ns. to the lmpu~; prepared by t h e Child L,bor CommittEe mllk su!,pl}', ,,"111 be ~c-at'r rt?-duc~ next of t his State, whleh inC'ludes 50 me ot ~ . . . :a.r If thE' (-'fY(lrts o! ('erhun citizens aro:'! suC('es~ful. .\ mdk pasteurn:ing plant has the most prominent l'itlZ,C1l3 of X ew lle-en _otr .... red to the ('ity hy X3.than Strau::;.<: York In It:::: membership. ........... the :-;: .... ,-" York phU.nthrolH~t. pro\'ld1ng the T~e Buffalo ri'pr<!l~~nt.ldl)la o~ the city or th\:' cUlzer-!i "ill undertake Its supcommltt ... con>\,,' o. thO' Re\. Dr. .. t.'ort. The plrtn Is lO g~t'.rilize- milk and distribute .\a.ron [~r~le-t. Frei rl('k Alm;.-. the Re\·. it tor th\! l-:"~ or ("hlldre~ or [he poor at Dr. O. P. G!trord. WiliI:lm H. Gratwlck. about CQ~t p-:-ice to tho~e who can pay and John G. )hiburn. J,)hn B. Olm~te3.d, John H. Pryor. Edward R. Rice. T. J o hn Isengott was tak e n b e tore Jus- U"(\~ or t.. . h!l.rgt!- to those who can not. fo tn~td.ll the plant w1l1 c<'~t about H(lO(l Guilford Smith a.nd Ansll:'Y \Y ilcox. Uce Cruickshank a t F ort Erie yester- and to opE-rate it from .. ~t ..)Q to ~~nt.lO pt:·r Thp men~Ul'tS "",'re pnpa:'ed in re ds )', cbarged ~'ith at tempting to b reak ~ ror. The matter was Iir$t brought up sponse to the appeal or settlements, I t hrough the quarantine during the re- by Dr. "-alte-r Bl'rnnv~. lh~ dty chemist and b\' Chief DI~p(>nsaf)' P YSlcian H . churches, medIcal societies, and philcen t smallpox e pidemic at Fort E rie. Srht;'n:k. Tht'y m litt' a tri" h-. Chicago and anLhroplc organizations lhroug-hout Isengott is an e ngine w ipe r tor the C'xnmlut'd thp plant In oP't:rati('lll then- nnd the state. Grand Trunk Railroad a t Bridgeport. rE'turnoti with tht" offer ot Mr. Strauss. One im port ant C'hnnge mane in the R ecently, he went to \·lslt h is ister at They c~l1ed thE" attention ot the St, Lout~ la w Is Its pxtE'n~ion tn con~l" tde.craph. F o rt Erie. Is:engott d id not kr ow th a t Pr(wjdf'nt ns: ... odatJon to the matter and [he J.'r0f'o<:;itl o n wo:<. d;'!'('\tsSE"d Frlda ..~ nl~ht at messt!n~er .md ddh'f'ry b("y~. to [her there w as an epidemic o f s mallpox the mCNin,: uf the toard ot tlirectol"!'. No with all chndren ~n:l'l'Jy(d in. b',H' :':1i'~S among the negroes on the hlli. SC\ when d, ('t~h,n wr.~ th~n ! E'n('hpd and the- matt~r office~. re~taurantt', hoteis nncl aparl he started home he went across lot •. 'T III h' further consider~d at tlle next n~onthl:; m~ in~, mem hl'lus-t'F The law h:lS hitherto ap pU~d onl)' to f!lC'torlfs and Hores and Sudden!)· he s truck a. barbed-wire ~e.pce. Will M anage Plant. tho~and~ of ('hii'lr{'n In the::e other Th e f ence was a round the houc:e i n Th,. opinle'" )( the m~mbt~N: ot thf:" ooard tmplo)'mt>nts ha\c! bcen allowed to be- whi c h th e s mallpox pattents were quar~·:em( d to bt. tha t the a!"!ochtion could ful'glD wor~ with no Guestion!! asked by antlne. E. C. White, who "~as delaUed llI ... h room for tht.: plant. r rt of [he. labor the authorirlt'!'; as to their agt:> or by R eeve Ross t o see that the [(). opernte It Rnd could look after the dis:· tnbutlon of (he milk. but It ('QuId not unschooltng. Thl : : has b~en espe . . i:l!ly \ Une was not broken. says that he told unrortuoote In the C::l~ or telegraph Ise ngott not to c ra.wl under the ten.:-e. d.:-rtake- to rl!.l~oJ fundo;o for the- ~upport ot the- plant. The employ:nent of [ht' nect"~ ­ an d mess ug-er boys whose occupations but t h at Ise ngott tho ugh t he 'w as: jo~ ­ S;lry ~killed labor ~ nd th~'" purchase of thesubj ect th tm to the. most serious mora l Jng. Later, "'hite complaJned to Chi"'f wtlk. and ice ....~ould be th"" chlet Jtem~ of . .':\. pen !':t.... In Chtc-nJ.!o, where the- milk Is tempta dons:. G iffl i h th The- proprle-to!'s ot th E'se establishr n, ~ t e r e sult that Ise ngott suhl ~lt 1 {'('nt (or n. hottlt:' of 6 ounr","s and ments m U~l now r eflulre cenification was a rrested, Y es t e rday he 'vas ar - the h." t' is donated b~' ya.rIou~ 1C<t" companJes, of all chlJdNn the)" employ un.!cr the r aigned before Justice Cruickshank. but the dt>t1clt durtn~ th{' ~ummer Is abo ut $!!;'x; ~r w~k R\~t ahout • .....-; f~ fP':1.Uzed trom age of 10 and they mU!i;~ See to it tha t the case was adjo urn e d inasmuch as l'the sale- o! \he- milk: the re.c:t Is gh'e-n awa ,· the)· do not work more than nine hours some of the witnesses are st UI being Only tht;" pU!'t.'st mUk is PUI cha;:;ed In ttie a day. .. h e ld as s mallpox patients. ~ first plac-f'. nnd Cor thi~ . . . ce-nts per Qu~rt i~ p:dtl. M('I,.;t ot the milk i~ altt!re-..t b}- the :\0 child under the age or H can ge t au'-!itlon ot !ncto5t> nnd tmrlpl" wate r, to an em plo)'ment c:el'thicate and t~'1ose IT'.. lKe;'1 'It ~ore whol€C:"mt.,I!or' intants. betw€en Ii and 16 must ha\'e a. cerTl:e nmOl'nt of milk ~1~tributPd in St. Louis wfluid. of ccur.;e. be Ii:~s than in C'lti tific:ate. Following 1s an abstract at Sta U!:t1cs, then the 3.ffidaylt or the t.""n:::O. nnrl the ~xpt'n~e wt.luld be correthe la w: Il..nrent mnv ne {ab:!l an 1 tInt thnt ~J.londlnglv h~s. The membt>r.:= ot the • AbtUrnl"t of tbe Law, (yld-ence suJRI..~ .~nt flo wc.rrallt. thf: llO."lrd h¢ w eq-r, di,-i not .st'(>m h) think that th~ a~~ ciat:oll ('ould n~uml" the aJdl!5:sulng of a. certltlc'!t~. tir.. n .. l burden, It wa~ sUl!!:e.c:tNI that :l An e-mplll)"IDI'nt t't>rtit1··~[t... "ill be l.sE"ued \'tlmmi:s::-h 11 b~ appointed lO take chart:e OD the aPf1kJ.rtOD ot theIsar(,D:" or r"'nardl!tD .• . . . . Dr Gra.m's ' ·icwa. ot the pl. nt and it:::: support, If this C('Iul·i ~r custuu an l1! tb~ ('hi deslrin ~ elll.l1loy, • 1)411 (lone n,rl th~ a~"ciation assured th lt 11\("Dt. ::;Ouch c4..'rthic.:ltl" ~b:tll Dot De l... :I;ued , the loatl Wt'\u!'l nClt bE" ~hltted entire!'\' ."l!l unl ll l1!l'It' hat beeD tiled wirh [b(' Dl"1.)'lrt·: To 3. TI :\IES repre~enta.th-e Dr. Granl It~ c:houlden=: the board R.ppare-Dtly f:n:oretl m~u.t o r,J11f"tlth. ~Dd nppron·..! by tb..e same, !Dld: "If I ~hould r tuc:-e to is.sue a ~\'ini;' the use ot It$ building, ~'I'lgons 8'Cd ll) 1 b~ ~ Ift"t r\III.-orrl o[ S11l'h ••:hilll· 1'1\ -\ .. £JnJllr·y~~. . I';h~rt)rt ,or duly attl~tl.'d. C('1't'tlCBte~1r[h {f"r:.ific~.te to every :\ppll~~nt who could Theplan C1 t dl~tnhutlon will bE" tC1 hR \'e ('Ir l-"l lltbul, t1r otht'r reUJ:Iolls l'l.'cor..!. s·,n\\,. r.(It prcd.uce 0. past-port o r r'i'-llg!ous station~ at various polnt~ tn thi' concesu~tl III~ tht dUll' nud plJ.l"P ot bd'th or ~.I ....h record or of wh~e birth v:e !\;lve no portions !'It th(l C'lty, at thE" :lubllc s(~OOIl'=. thUd. or n ,Iuly llth·gt,'~(l trnnstrlpt ll!" tbe l'(:{'ord not ten per {'ent. of the chtJJren ./ in [ht.-' Jl!lrk<:: and on thl" Eads: bridge on ~.llrtl,hl (~t'l'(lltk:\tef li.h"tl \\lth Ibt' Jh'd~trIH' or I('O'alh~ entitled to certlficate~ could ' S::tturd8S nhthts:. Ry thus pl8.C'ing pUrE' a ta t l'{l,~; I,{J Or the nffitL\\"tt ot the 0 . ll:U''f'ut or j:·I:trlll.lU ('11' eu~toiltftn of tbe gt't th~1I1. )'lhSt or Our appllC'lluts nre rtTld whol l"~t\m(' milk within thE" reach ot nil. thE" tf'rrtt'lte s\lmmli'r amon t:' chtld. !\howlug rhl:' (ll:ln~ lUll! t1.u~ llr ll'rth I or foreign birth ~nd are- totally wlth- il1f:\Ot~ of the pnor ,,·111 mortnli{~' be greatly reor "Ut'll l'ht:tl. whkh :t.tUd:nlt mu ... t I~ tilteu (ut th'? {,I'\ylC'!1thls ri'Quiroo. )ly inter- cil1C'prl. 1t ha~ 'h(,E"H 8'hown tbnt In " eo'\'" ~;::~)I~:' l~I' ~m.·.'·r. ~.. snln~ the l'!llpIt1yment .l·ro-tution ...,~ tile In\\' is that whpn ~uch York. PhllftliE"lphln nnd CJ1iC'asro the- death "It I', \\ill) b ~\uthv.ll,n Jnd n·Q.\ll r €'\'lde!tC'(! cannot be producPd we have r ate ha~ N'(>n f"f.'du('~d one-thi rd by the t o n d Ill. U ~lI'r ~llcb oAth :uHI who c;:.hull no' dl'w.lllil ('Ir r"'('{'lye l tee-'tbtre!or ~ul'h ~Dl· the righ t to lakl.!' thE' atfidavlt ot the tl!':e of pa.c:te-urlz('d milk. Jll(lYnI('ut ('l'rtinc,lti' -I'hl\l1 nQ[ be '1iN~eU unrli parent as to the chillI'.! ag~. I do not De nth R a t~ R educed. &lhdhbl'hlld b:\4! )X'rc;:.ooally appP!1.rt"ti bt.t~)rf r:nd that such 3. cu~tom bas led to any In X E'W YC'rk, th(' death ratt' among c-htl· ~rtid~u/xnmtnl'1.ll\Y the otlh~er 1 suto;; tb, ~'holesale perjur: on the part of drt"n undpr :l \'par""' ('\f age- durins:- the " t • aull. until ~ul'b "tll ...'E'r t'uall, nt', raTent~, 011 :.h~ C'cntrary I have found ~llmmt"r m(\nth~ WR8' lSfi tel thto 1(YV:\ In t lo;!r.:!, 't('hli'n the p1:lnt wa:;; first Irstalle-d in f~rbml :tklnc SUl"h exam.ln:ltlon. 8i~u nnd fi le that ('in·, tn l!"'fr! It ""~ but ~ In tho d oltire- a s[sttmtu[ tliat the ,-'uilll eolD that the r E'qutrcnl(;nt has been ve ry ft~t "tosr but ~U.'YVl bMtl('S ot milk we("ft i J:lhl y lfrltt! ~lrupl~ :it'otl'n .t':s 10 5:alut~lrY In its r~straint ,. :b.~ E3. U m ... trlhutpd. n.,ti 111 th" l'lott n~3r o ....e r halt Ion waf; '\ Iau,,:u.1.g-l\ and that III hl:-i opiu· ."-notuer I n terpretation. (l mUlton b- ttle:; ,,'pre dIstrtbuted. and 81e t'h 1\1 I.. H Yl"J.r~ (I! /I"..: 0" UnwlltO' m,-.~t a million g-Ia~<::"s dran k on the oremand bll" rt'a('he-+l th '" ::-. D r. Ernest J LedeJ'le, Conunisslonpr or 1\ child llt ' 'to ae:' e nor mn"I d ,(>\,tingwt.-:nt i:;;I'II. I~ almn-=t Jmpos~lblE' t(' dete-ct Impure ~d Is phY~1('3'lly Dblea~~ ~~I~~o~l~mil '-'~It~ or H\,J.lth of X w York. doe~ not .take 0'"Itc-prm·lnti p n milk b,· thE> t1~ti' , and Yf"t "bleh It 10t,·I11.1 ... to dol. Lyet\. !~~Il"g~': thl-'-_~an ~ \'kw of the h\\'. He behen?s nil h ,·~t('lanq tp<ltif" th9.t tht' ('Ir,Hnarv milk r~~rm('~,t rf:rtiJi ..lte .ball bl~ sIt-Dell tn tbe fhat ~(l;nt !lfu,t of ~ut- ,liYislon H'v.) In ~nrJ"I\' ot St II to!..: 1-- unuc;:.unTly bad. nn.i ~he c~l;d tb ol:krr h;~ulnl: tbt! SRru£', by th e law lluou'.l above muo;;t be fultillil'd ttl t the milk 1!', !l~riln:r ~ ... ld In the poon"'r n w o~e n:\m~ it 1 Is~uN1 . b:fol't n ct:'rriftcatc I':;.n be gr ..mt~d. tljo.lt rlf't... Ie:: hHt tlttle- b(otter thnn polson t(\ rtF' .... hlldrrn. Qu~6tlon ot Jnt~rllretn.t1Qn . Hi~ views a l'~' thu~ t>xpressp.d· ~f(>ri1l7('.i milk t~ ~ubJ""d""d to R tpm· Ther e i s " ' . "The new laws do not affec t the age Tl('raturf' nr H~j cI"cr f'''' F:lhr.... "hplt. i'hl q~ a .. to the ~ ;' lile d h erg-ence of Optn1Cn at wln'h ~"~liltll'~n ma) bc;;-i~ t.3 work. t{>mp.'rnturE" i:-l !'ll1rHcfrnt to kill rhf" gt'rm I£gard to D~erp:e.3tatlon of thi" law in Tht...).. merely requIre p~l'ents to ~upply r.ncl yp( not ttrr .. rt the t:'l""tt' of the- mil k It 1..;' thpn h()alf.i i'l ~u('h n way n~ tf) the n~ of Len.cc refl ulred as to rOI'le 1'('..\1 E:drl~n('e th~t the ('hild has n\'.-.Id l'1I'(,nPlln!! In('rtl'Oti trom th·~ t:""'nn~ tn agiHrar o~ In. Dr. Fra~klh Grn~n, aa'-'hl"rl. lhl.:' l'~qulr<l!d o.~c. H yean . •\ lhE" :\lr .All milJl' tt,t l!'l u~('d I~ tp!"t ....'-i t ~c~ in tht'" D h~ Bureau of \ Ital Slalts- l copy Citlh.T of a birth ('r oaptismal cer_ t<'l c:r;> th'1.t it 1'-1 orl~ll1Rlh' puri' and normalt IS ch PQrtment of H ealth, who tiJkat~ Ot· (If ~\)m~ othu' rl~1i~it)US ly ere. (rpm l-:lC't(>rl:t, t lfic:a.t(;~f~ of the \~ork of Issu tng (e r- n'(\"lrd .)1' ('If .1 U3~!:1)ort mU5t be- ~ flIed appHC-3nt t:! ~hts ctt) . holds that If the "h en nppH<"e.tlon is m!'lrlt"', Hith ...~rto the c~rliflcal~ ;( ~?t ~ rMl~e 3: na3--port or.\pf,.;rcn ts' word u"'del' oath: h:l~ b en acrtl igious r or· n or bdpttsm or ot.hcr rl'pte'l rCg'1.rdinl! th~ l'htllr~ nze. and !:airth rt:cord f d or a transcript of _.the the ~esu Jt ha', ·.)ecn mer~ly to pu.t :l. rom the Bureau o f \ It;jJ I'1'"\'lll: um on perjun:. ThiS ~nore rJgld OCT 1 t.J\t" ~~\:), :rr - r re-ted for break 'lng t::7hrough Small pox Quarantine r- I . .J: I Quaran- I I of is I ih I (it h th\r t I sy!tem Is S UCC~ ~Srt1lly u~~d In ),!3~S!\e:huselts a.nd CoC\nccl!l ut. and wtll un - (lo ubte<ily g~r\'e (qually "'ell." I l~UGH AT LOCAL DISINffGTION , SrSTEM. DR. GREENE SAYS OTHER HEALTH COMMISSIONERS AT RECENT ALBANY CONFERENC~ WERE AMUSED AT BUF' FALO'S METHODS - SMALIr FORCE IN DEPARTMENT. EALTH Comml~si(\nE'r Wal t r n. Grt,-en~ thts morning r~ {urn home from .~,Jban)·. where be ".lS in 8th nddnce at the tbl rd annual ,-,')n!torttll.'~' . If . ~3nlta.T\~ oftlce rs (\ t tht. $t.Ut; of Xew York. About ' I health olflCt r~ Wert pre!leot at the conferencE' \\ hleh la~tt:u thr~ days. At each ~o; .ssion. matt~~ ot grt:'at importance in [he sa nt .. tary w~lfare o! E'n~ry city and town "'t\ere thoroughly nnd txha.u~U y h' dl St:U~!tt'd.. ~h~"mt:,.;tons wt'r~ ht>ld in the __\~embly Dr. GreEne- partJc:ipated In the E: i' neraJ d:~cus~~ In of all qUt'stlon!=. but patd parllcular oltlentiun [0 tbe t,uplc or p rotectJon ot milk slIIlply (If clues. Thls mattet: 1\·as pre~~nttc'd b,- Dr. Ernest J. LedHl~ pre_iden; th~~ ~e\\' York City Board 01 Health, Dr. Grt"en~ to!d ot the- local ~It ­ uaclon a~ld 11 w Bul'fak's mHk suppl y wa s regul~\rly Inspec[~d Lv the health Inspector~. The loc1.1 Ht'alth Cojmmi s~loner als ,) rnUghtened the othe~ some1\'h t in reto ence to :h~ managt.~men t ot: typhoId teYel ('ptdtmic!. During hl~ connection with the- Depart. ment of Ht-aIth. as a~silitan t health commb~loner and la ter as th~ he d or the dq>.a.rtI::1t'nt. Dr, Greene has P:ls::.ed. through ;;everal ot th~'" eplde mic-s and Is qualified to taJk in telllgen[ly on thll subject_ He told tht-'" othe ~ hoW" his depart m~nt coped ~;th these epidemic. n~ tb~Y could undt'r the circumsta.nc~~ , consldtc'ring the: Important fa ct that lhe ci ty inth~rs were loth to approprhlt l r~asonabte ~um;s {o r th is work. Dr. Greene a~ct'rtalned that eye ry other ctty has the houses wherein inf ectiOus dl .. east's are dlscon:red thorou~lY dl!lin .. H .. 0' ~~c~e~ (~t~1rmti~~t~~~~e~~aO~ce ~icknE' ... s its p urpo~.: h~r~ :t 1f~it~e~ trom [ha t source, Buffalo dot'. not dlsin!ect these pi ces e xcept in case of smallpox, but VI-here st'ulet fe'·~r. typhoid f~ver or dlphthe-ria has pr~vailK the rl'~ldent~ ar~ asked to d! sin!~t thell pI8ce~. which they never do properl)~_ Dr. Grtene said some co mmiSSlcnen lau,S'hf'd at hIm ,,'hrn the~· learnro Buttalo did not have an e xtra appropria tion tor the dl~lntectio n o t hO U$e~ where c-ontasious dlsea~es ha\'e been pre\·atl'n L Dr. Gree-ne had <evEra l interesti ng chI ts ,.,'lth Dr. L.ederle of X e '" York, an d learned from that otfkial that h e. had built a :nunicipal hospital a t a CO!.t ct $l .I).~\(II"'l, the c-uy ~olons willin~ly app~· prlndr.S' thtl mom:y, He tOld 1.' 1'. ( .. n-ene that this n:l1r he tntendtd til a sk for D. nddltlonal·Sl.~)(I,<",-'J to ptrmit him to crt'ate- turthf> r re-forms In the s:~_lem 01 ~I­ tallon. D r. Greene- Ita rned tbat the ~ew York dep .rtrnent had O\'~r I,ColX' men ton... neeted with it. "Ho W' many do ) (lU think we havt til our depa rtment'!'" a sked Dr_ Gre-ene ot the rep.R:~rr~ .. " ~-t have big city." ..... OCT 1 4' I ed I 1 ... 19lJ..l CGUR1Ea Sl VE/?AL STREETS ( TO BE PAVED H E .~ LT H TO COlun s. l O:-' E R lS,' ESTIG G R E E: K ~R--'lX-DR1· t~ G CO X CE RX . At the mee tln\\, or the Boar<! ot Co.un- C' ilmen ye~ terday the action 0: thpBoard ot A lde rmen In r e port ing tn taxor o f repn v ing the following strH't ~ Wa ! ap pro\·ed. H a rnpshirf> Stree t. Hon Street. R ose St rt-et a nd Adam Strett. Councilman Du n l-.a r objectt'J to t he- re!=olution of AJd. Sullh"an provlding tha t the C omml~~ Otleof or Public 'YorkS' be di rected :0 withhold plaa ~ for the erec tion ot a G'l'aJn·dryint: c on· ce- rn on TenneS'!te-e Stree t. Councilm, It Dunbar am~ nded that th ~ re~olulion be reCer red to lh p H e alth Commls~loner t o report In one' ,,·eek. On motion tl f Councilman S teul. w ho S'a i d thilt [U"QI (hirds or the prop£>rty o"'ner~ on ther!treet were opf\Osed. the re~olutlon proyldinl; for the repa-,,·ing of K Hhotfotr ! Stret't l\ 3S di sapproved, �ocr 20 1900 t. OCT 2 4 190_3_ __COM Hiv iAl.; - - ~ fJARNARD - ~ES'GNS. \ ~TIEMPIED InU BRIB!!lJ Hnilll Hea~:kesC;;;~~S~~~n~~ent~ri~ene Cons equ~nce. The report of t h e Heal~ar tment jor the month of September, last , has een iss u ed. It Elhows a ded ded tnT con "Harnord, mOllYof henltil,stntisre&8e in t he n umber o r deaths over \I, ti('~ cl!.:'rk in the for 11111"('1\\1 :11H1 ptember, 1902. ThIs September the eaths number ~54 . last year they num• red 410. In September the bIr t hs numbered I il period or ~ix mouth!', handed 11''1 lll~ 1'12 Inc lud ing nve t wins. The marrIages 'I rt'l'-i~nntion this nft~rnoon. to tnkp ('ff:C~ Dumbered 399. One whIte woman mar- \ iw mcdinlt'ly. :,\lr. Bornnl'd hn g :-Ie?\l~C( I 011 e xcellent :;;;illlotion I\S th(' lro\ ell~g ,led a ne gro. TyphoId fever stili Is on the rampage. \ rrprrsentntiye of n .. I n r~e. mt'rrnntl e III the m onth It caused 13 death. . TY: I {'~lnhlishl1l('nt in ~cw Y orl\: Clt)~ . pbotd pneumonia caused two and t) - 1 D\lriu~ th(lo nh~t!n('l' of ~ Ll'. Bn~nn rd, »boid malaria one. Consumption ' \[ . \.11lY ('oll<hn' u . fo rm {'rl:~ nc,:-;I:;;.lnnt Glalme-d 89 vic ti ms a nd heart disease • r:;;, J . , J • I I . tion mercantile in.... p<"ctor. I,tal ti e pmH bad t be next h igh est r eco r d, with 23. Apparently ther e Is a dIpht heria epl - \ h('ld hr )11'. Bornard ,Ill tl~e. hllr('~\l. . of ~ic in town. In the mon'th 107 ca ses I 'ta tistir~ Geol'~ln \\ l'I~ht t.lk lllg ~ dlphthe rta .... ere r epo r ted to t he de - . ~\[·r5l. (;~o(lW~'n'~ l)Ositi on. D r. G reene par tment. The dIs ease ca use d e ight h a~ mftu t" )ll"~. Goodwyn th p }1('rmnnE'nt deat h.. ...,.. n~~)o il1tee in thp pO!-'oi tiou in th r b nre:"l )"e"l'~ I~ ~PE~I~R i ;:;\~O'i~;:~~' !';;'~~~,,~~fI :~,~~ ~~:~~~~~~ h~~~~ • ,[i" ~.. ()--19(J3.--- ...--~- ..... MI LK NO~ATED. N~u se of MUon" Is the v erdic t of a ury In the case o f tbe State AI:" rlcu ura.: D epartment ngalnst Freder ... Ick s t r =. char g'><\. wlcth seiling a d ul. ~ated mill<. OCT 2 __019.0.3_. F }(,P nE.~< ~- Hea lth 9<curslon. H ealth Commlss l one r~ e an d City B acter iologist B lssm -wIlI atte nd th e convention of th e American P ublI c Health A ssociation, t o b e h eld In W ash Ington, D . C., trom October 26th t o 30th. , The Boa rd ot Alde rme n y est erday or"ered $100 draw n to cover the expe n s El; - ~_ ./ ;l..9 190;L uc.c. _ ~ OG B I TES J OHN C A R NEY. elyc-ycnT-old John Ca rney of cklnnw street ·wns hltten In )\0. 381 the l("fr l by n do~ wblle playing neaT his home resterdny afternoon. 111s wound was not sertous. Dr. :\ nsh of ~o. 422 Elk Street attcuded him. ~Y'S' DE~'TH R-ATE ~ f BY TODISTRICTS SENT , EXPERT f ULLER. Invest igation of W ate r Su pply to Be Resumed in a S ho rt Ti-ne. HenJth~mJnlss1 o ne r Greene tod!!y s e n t another "'i.n'lch of wat ... T Info rmation to N ew York for consideration by Expe rt Full er, who Is soon coming to BufIaJo to carry OUL his prac Uca l investigatIon ot Burtalo's water 8uppl). ·'Mr. Fuller wantul the city divid ed in to distri c ts and the death rate lor €,Rch m entto ned," sa id Dr Gr een e thi s mormn g'. "'Ve ha\'e sent the In (orma ti on with a number at other (acts. The wa ter , a cco rdl'Og tr) the bacteriologi cal re port o f Dr. Bissell , Is just a bou t the s a m \! as It was lat this tIme last year ," MR . FULLER. - Dr. Greene and D r. Bi.rrell Will Spend This W eek in W ashington. H ealth Co mm issioner "Walter D. G reen€' and City BacteriologIst v\·llliam G. B lssel will .& pend pa rt ot this week In 'Vashing to n a ttending the con\'ent ion ot thl.- American H ealth AR8oc la tton. '·r expect t o m eet Mr. Fuller. t he expert who IS e xa mi ning Into t he pu ro wate t q".lestion In Burtalo, while I a m In ~' ash ­ ln J:'ton. " !!aid Dr. G reene last n ight. " Ht ha s informed me he w11l be t he re." D r. Greene and Dr. BisseU w111 t akt a d van tage of thi e m eeting to conault will Mr, Fu lle r . 'l~hey ha ve Kupplted him w ith m",ch da ta a nd a. r eport t rom him Ie ex . pe~ted .oon. Tbey leave Dutra lo t oday. HEALTH OFFICER'S COMPLAINT CLAIMED THAT F. C. BECKER TEN DERED A $5 BILL TO DR. F. B. WILLARD• CLAIMED THAT F. C. BECKER HE WON'T BE PROSECUTED SHOVED A $5 BILL INTO THE H EAL T H COJnn SSIONER GREEI\'E HAND OF DR. F. B. &LS O D R OP P E D CHARGE ACl Uft T VND E RTAI{E R BOHNEDERG. WILLARD. I - l --------- Heal th CommIssioner Greene yester. day s ummoned F . ~g , an \ undertaker at No. 566 Genesee Street, H E ALT H CO)l ~nSSIONER G R EEXE to a ppear before him to show cause why he sho uld not be prosecuted tor of ~t!\ li!'ti{'s, nnd hfl~ nppoin t E'<1 )IIi"~ I\.I,S O DII OI' I'E D C HAIIGE AG AI NST conducting a public tuneral from a " "right to the po"ition formerly 1H'.1I\ h~ U XD E RTAR E R BOHNEDEIlG house In wh ich the deceased had die<! )lr8. Ooodw ~'n. ) lrJ;. Good w.y~ wlll _ I"{' fr om a contagio us disease. The de· ceh-e $\)00 a year nnd ~Iiss \\ l'Igllt ~"UO. }<'OR VIOLA'l'ION O}<' THE ceased was t he ll- yea r-old daughter ot \ F. C. Becker of No. 607 Genes .. Street, ORDINANCE, who dIed of diph theria. T he g irl d ied severa l days ago at the I H e a lth Co tn~e r Greene thIs home of ber fa t her and she was burled morning summoned F. Bohneberg, an from t he fam ily residence by Under· taker Bohneberg. The funeral was undertaker al No. 566 Genesee Street, publicly conducted a nd there were pres~ DI TTEN BY A [J O G. e n t other persons besides those immeto appear before him to show cau se C rIes Lick. who BYes a t 17 Krettne r al re t, was bitten by a dog while passIng why he should not be prosecuted t or d Iately con nected with the family of the deceased, which is contrar\r to the 230 Monroe ~ t reet yes terday afte rnoon. co nducting a public fune r al from a o rdinances in case of death from a T hE' wound inflicted Is not se rious. The dog was sent to the pound. house In w hich tbe deceased h a d died iContaglou~ disease. from a co ntagIous d Isease. The de D I'. F . B. Willard, one of. the Inspec· ceased was the ll-year-old daugh ter ot tors tn the H ealth Department, WtlS F. C. Beck e r or No. 607 Genesee Street, assig ned to investtgate the case as soon who died of di phtherIa. I as It was reported to t he Heal th Co m· The gi rl died s",'eral days ago a t th e missioner, a nd he reported to Dr. home o r her fathe r and s he was b u ried G reene t hat M r . Becker had shoved a f r om ' th e family residence by Under- $5 bill In his h a nd and requested Ihat taker Bohneberg. T he fune r a l was nothi n g be done. p ubl1 cly co nducted and there were pres" 1 told hi m to put t be money back ay well be sald that the tlftee n -, ent other perso ns besides t hose imme- In h is pock et," ,aid Dr. Willard, "and ye Id g irl w ho applied In vain at the dia tely co nnected wIth t he tamlly or not to t hink that everybod y connected H lth Departnlent fo r a ce rt~ficate t he deceased, which 15 c on trary to the I with the City Ha ll was crooked. He permitting her to work di d not n eed to ordInances In case o r d eath t rom a \ said he w a.s glad t o know there were l\ f ew honest men In Ilhe employ or the con tagiotl~ dis('ase. know how to ad d one half and one Dr. F. B. Willard, on e ot t h e Inspec- c ity but s~emed surprised to find one. thi r d In order to care p roperly for a tors tn the Health Department, was I He 'thought that It would bs aU right baby, but the tact remalns that a child as sIgned to investigate t he case as 800n t o gi ve the 1lIspector money and 1 am fi fteen years old shou ld know how to as it was reported to the Heal th Com- satisfied that h e did no t Intend to vlo· missIon e r, a nd he repor ted to D r . late the la w In r~gard to holding the do such a simple operation in arithm e Gr<!ene that :Mr. Becker h ad s h oved a funera1." ti c . The ncw ch ild labor laws doubtles s Amo ng those p~sen t a t the tuneral, $5 bill In his hand a n d reques ted t hat work hardshIps in many cas es, :lnd it In addi tion to the members of the imnothing be done. "1 told him to put the m on ey b ack mediate fa mily, were Mrs. Louisa Is possible tha t it w ill be found neces· In h i. poc ket," s aid D r . W illard, ""nd Oster, No. 429 H lgb Street, and & Mrs. sary to modIfy them, but In gonerall not to think th" t e verybody con n ec ted ~ {'ime r of Carlton Street. There were they represent a movement In the ri g ht wi t h . the Cily Hall was crook ed. H e 1. wo cli. r rla "'"es a.t t he runeral and th ese two wome~ occupied the second cardirection. As Dr. Gra m of the ~ saId he was glad to know t h ere wer e a f e w honest me n in the employ of t h e riage. De~artmfpt .nut it. the laws wI ll "ele - . \ f Commlo· W11en a rraign ed be are city, but s~emed surprised t o fi nd one. the standard of the co ming g e ner He thought that It would be all right s loner Gr eene yesterday Und erlak." a tion, will make better men and wom to gI·V'e the i nspector money nn d I a m Bohneberg said tb a t he did not kno~ en. better Cit Izens, less doUnr -a-day lathat the women were not mem~ers ~l satis fied that he d id not Intend to viothe Becker family. In t aot, he loufhe late t he law In r egard t o holding t he b "':ers and more $3-a-day m echan ics." that they were relatives Ilvlng n H' f That Is t h e tblng tor the people to con- , fune ral." same house where the girl dIed. room Among those pr-esent at the .funeral' l sIder. in a ddJtion to the members or th e im- a dded tha.t they did Dot e~: ~plana. m ed Iate ismtly, were ?\II rs. Loulsn w here t h e corpse la.y. Comml&Ost e r, No. 429 High Street, and a 'l\trs. t lon was satisfactOry t o tb:;' charge e l _u I Ste imer of Ca rlton Street. There were I sioner and be dismIssed I two ca rriages a t the f u neral and these agains t him. d the case t wo women occupied the second car.. Dr. G reene alBO dro ~'":.ald that he rlage. agains t Mr. Beckefi. ~Id man did not When arraigned before CommIs~fone r was satlstled I~aihe ~nspector, with s G reene thIs morning Undertaker intend to br e ! the crime, and Bohneberg said that he di d not k now full understandlnr ':,., more careM 10 a tter te lling h lJl'l to t hat the women were not m embers ot the f ut u re. h e let h~O. t he Becker family. In tac t. he thou g h t t hat t hey were relatives livin g In t he same house where the g irl d ied. lie a dded that they d id not ente r t he r oom FU NE RA L FRO ~1 HO USE 'VII E R E w here t he co rpse lay. The ex pl anaC H I L D DIED OF CO NTA G tion was sa tistactory to the Commiss ioner a nd he dismIssed the c harge IO US DI SE A SE_ against hIm. D r. Gree ne a.lso dropped the case agai nst Mr. Becker. He .ald that he Unrlertaker F. Bohneberg of No. 566 was satistled thjlt the old man did not Genesee Stree t was b e fore H e ~m­ Jntpnd to bribe the inspector, wIth B. m lsslonsr Greene . yesterday charged ful1 understanding o r the crime, and wdh co ndu c ting a funeral fro m a hOUse afte r t e lling h im to he more carelu l In , In w hi c h a person had died rrom a con - ~ f uture, h e let him g o. tuglous d ls"'ase Incide ntally It was brought out that F. C. Becker or No. 607 Ge nesee Stree t . whose ll-year-old WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-The mettdaughter had di e d of d iphthe ria. ot· l ng of the American Public Health A.· fe red Inspec tor F. B. Willa rd $5 to keep Quiet. soclalton nOW 1n session here u.t ened Dr. Willard refused t he $5 nnd t his to an important paper ye8tcr~Br ~r ~r~ 1~al ure or the case was n e a rly as Wm . G. Bissell, Bnctoreolog 5 Cit of se rious as the brf"ach o f the h e a lt h Department 01 H ealth of tbe 1 ordnancp. Dr. G reene on Investigation was 8a tisfied that Mr. Bf'cker, w ho Is Buffalo. , go the It seems tbat about a year a , ChI a n o ld man , d id not intend to brI b e the Health Department ot the City of t inspector a nd also tha t Undertakpr eago made pubIlc a nnoun cement 0 '111 Bohne be!"'g did not know tha.t other than alleged dlscoven' t hat lemon jTUlhC~ ~n~ 'Walter D. Immediate relatives atte ndpd t he t. hold f e\rer germs. funpral trom t he B ecker ho me. Healt.h COl:nm~sslr~r~~IOgI6t Willlatn y ~ ca used people In many Greene n.n~ aC d from Wash1ng- destroy nouncemen try to cease homng n G ~ssell have retur~eT attended a co - cIties or the cou~ to drink Inetea4 to n , D. C., w herhe t~~ers from a ll over poJuted 'Wate; ~;monnde m ade trom venUo n ot healt 0 Quantities 0 be affected by se~·erage. the country. or e W. Fuller, water likely to Jalned that he ha.! con' Water E xpert 1 G~Ta:hlngton. p romDr. BI8Se~';~~r of exhaustive expert· whom they met n ffalo next week to d ueted a n have demonstrated. beIses to come to l~';.t10n tnto the a lleg- m en ts WhlCrsgbtesl doubt that 1"'01 y D1TTEX BY A DOG. res u me his In ves 1 f t h e city's water yond the ~o elfect whatever upOll 1'/. ed c ontamlna tlon 0 '1 l' . )".old Jobn Lh1ngston. or Xo. 47 Jui ce bas \IIII L supply. ),1 ' n f('('t wns hl tten in ttl(' l·lgbt ,:11-n, p hold organ which one of - . ~r{ plllvl",; in tront ot bls hOlU(' yeblt· Tn. dn ~ fterno<t;, bY n dog. lIe 'wns nttMH1 ... \ b'/ Dr, Dooley <It No. 40G Loulslana Stree •. ~ HE WON'T BE PROSECUTED I OCT 2 01903 ~ I - I vae -- VND E RTAKE R ON THE CA R P ET I I· I f ., 15R. BISSELL yTALKS ON LEMON JUICE .'. -- €xPBRT FULL B R f ~ ..... Co~ aA aAlN w: �o o .. -190 S. H .• rqHILD LABOR LA W ENFORCED TOO RIGIDLY.j Dr. Gram He\s Too C oseto the Le er of he - ~ tatute. M KES LIFE H RD FOR POOR FA Ill ES, Case of Euge ne a lie, a ear - O d 80 , a E ampeo tToo Red Tape. at'f' 8!' 3'e8~U~ c!.!t Ri"-! ' 4- ",:r and _ ..Lt ou:' b,~ Rf',!.:t:nr&!'" Frn kU;t Grs.m ("If th~ B:..:na .. u ! Y~t .. 1 8t t.s:..c ~~ mak~~ !~!e t .. !""~t"= :.!: n r:1?'\.~::;~"U'~- f,:.:hu::. "'rf"o!s ! ~ ::-.1 1~.s :.". Bu.!"!: .. ~I,) l',-h h \"i" to ..!ept"::..! u;'!"n C'hl1~N''!l of H year-$ ct an.:! UPW3.rds to hdp them an e.x:s:e::! ~ke ,,~t ... In sd:-n :-J,:~r-i::$ t!:e !S";f" reb":: t",L, c!:oU"! tsoor Dr.. G:-a.n:: hews ~, C'4~~ t the llne ! the ~",:'tt"r ! t!>~ law- hf:'> CU!S ('tf ft.:l ~ t"!llCI; (" pac~tT co! (:-om $1' :o.l $"'" a m nth l~ rn ny ! ..,rrJ:.es by .. :..:~h A:J. ad ltton. to :h~!r ::1 .. ~e ~e ap?~l [~ ~a!.!se it .s .t:t"NN. ~h m '(\ :.l~..! b.s~!,. . / OCT "'urr'n). ~ An l.r.stBr:.ce of the _ "Or t "hen Dr.. Granl ~!'\!sli?'J. to :s.s.:..:e a C'e rtific~te ('!'" Hea:th IHp..<\!"tn:e:':t poermit alhl,,"~"'..g Euge"'?e L ._¥i«.e a H. to i:'O ((\ w rk 11$ n::. ,="~r..c. 1'\y in a drYg\: s((\:-e \\ be:-e te !i&.5' ~:': lo,err:plo,-of'd all s~:r....'1'le-!'" a=:.d ... :.n W" ..... c .... h~ h ;. b~::l dt~ ... h!\ .. ~ ~ cede: (lroers .. an tn~ ~t "IT.. Eugene- !~ a ~ ... n ~f o! SC G-e:le5~ 5tr~':.. c &.~ aiIe til':' h~! r:.~;'Ipe3.rS a :! ~ ~:tEht &:1d he- !thy as n~ 5t b.,)).£. H:s motl':~~ I:~ h~~ he:f" ~r. ~':J'I :ur.g he!"'$e.f n .... f ~me of the younI"e: n::~ml'ers of th~ t aze ~ y Whe-~ err.:riQye-d he can ear:l 800~t' $3 a W"e-.? • But D:-. ~ram has ~ (usN to t!t5Ul.: t'\ hlm 8 c-e:'ti:i~ate ~l~ lO\V!:lg him to ""rl\.. He Nlcks up .• I.s. N'tu~1.1 by .. Ying the "y ("annot ffieoet 1\11 the r ulrement~ t the 13.~. Dr. Gr-am ,·e hlm one test ;.0 "'blch he !ai~N.. There!' ~ be ~lUSl cot w~:,k. A~ li \:A '1PLE SET FOR til 'f. EU ~!le wItS un b!e to d.o nn e amp~£I' EN tor him by Dr Gr:lm. T eo q ~e~ lion W~ prt-'~undN in t..!le {o::owlng form: ~ua:5 whM . ~r diyije ! Health Officials d oc .e he 5~ by.( .. ~ •• " I ,,- n .. thf' boy to to _ilil Prac ice to Aid in Stud} '\1~ £,ah:ke thts ~t :-::.In£" • He b! 01:l I ;!l~h ar.J I r:ee,j !'ll~ hel~. He h ...~ of Cortsump ion. I ~n to s b ")1 i!1 En !s.nd and here ti.. W{\4t\,.~ DISTRICT PHYSICIA ACCUSED OF FA I LI ~ G TO PUT V CCI ATID SHIELDS 0 CHILDRE , NGT MAKI G REPORTS A 0 'O:GLECTl IG TO PAY BILLSHEARl G TOMORROW. 1-4 ye3.J"'S old. a.nd,' as I .JooOt e~~t ~~:n t o ~, d01::'t'")!" 1n the He-alt .... ~~ ~.:~ ment. \: r- s roHtpro(e::-s r I am w-1: •• tn~ t<' hs,·e him quit d!\y ~"hOt..... sn~ ...- to wt"\rk_ Ht' ! ~ .... t~.s to ntght st'hoo. r~r!\t u all Ultl :I b ti~u )~ w ,.1.11.. Tb~ - nt){ \: )mpu!~()!'y tQu~h M m . .'lA-· . . f " Rn (hns a IDsJ"E'''to;- {()('It\: • W Y "'--e- w~rk.°' . 1 _ D8h:k~"" ~s tn tel'f"'S w!lt"n she t(\1d the trouble .5: he hact ~n put to J t?sult . The 00)" ~ub.5ta:1t1.ltN his :.::.other~.s ""fthout any f'[~~Y"orkM t ..., nt AnJ~rs n Comp.'Ul )· ht tUI Iht"Y t""-1k 01 \- ~rtlr1c, t~ ~ "'~. .. ;? Id he. j 1... Crttten.!~n o( tbat rom~ ,,-ho {>mfil(\Y~~ yours:- Ds.blke. w .. nskM It the' ~'")~.. was brl!;ht. •• t "He- \\3.$ or:.t" ('! thf> ~~: "t(o had. ~.:\ . and " b .... tbst snd , h.l :' "h,'OL l(lor~ nnJ "t:l ('(\nttnu~ th~re. shou J .. .. t!'3!nt?d \.'\)n~tyU('''iOD of [h~ H~'ltk~~ It bt:tt€'! t han day s ..... hool A::d (' n l~rn rast~r bh"l\us~ he akes the ~biht 1.~'r law d~N r him~ lI..... r th;- ('\")t:lt· s~ . . t~m ~tto!r. h is. more t t: (he Pr. Grsm. J"'l'.;"31ntr unJ:~r (bst Isw. tn.::WU:8. ' t' 3.01 · ~ :'bool ~~ \\~" Q\..... ·u~t(tmlt!'d. to in L.,.'")n("('In ~ ·rut."5 it s~~n~t him. n 5- odl,,"i..'il I _. l:~., don. wh~ri> he ,. lways stood h In al! I t to m, • Int· . hf,;: C'l ~~~ at." !. -h~ ~ E "o ~ be-:it."Yt?$.. ml ~.t'3,)~ ~ tb~ \: "u • .e>na n ~' Ht~ h. s: • hl:: C't"r.:il'i('at~. ~!.... wh~ g rum to work. an 1 h..... id l'liS" t.n~rl('\~·~~ hf' mU5: ~: llother If th.?y retained hln~ ·' He- weont t Pro Gram anJ I ~~ent ~-ith hlm_ h. d to t.:A!l tW('I ot' t~ree ttn:es an..! fi!:a~iy Dr Granl '-eo him ft Q~ ,tiQn in !raC'tions tt") Ar.~~-e:-. ~e t"'PulJ.n't answ~r it. ,. () D:-. Gram ~'"\""n t ~t,·~ him a ("ertit\~s.te 8:lj he ..... Ann('t U · Na~h",1 ro nu~ C'\.~dtn s • t" . t "but t,,")!,, :.ht1' ... ton~ a~t ,,~ -!(\~'t r wan; : .."'1 Yil")ia~t" t 1 " . 51) "t" "'a~~o: e:llf'!('1~· h!m ~·lt ~~~t ct"r'(;fkstt". If t:e : s (\:.~~ .. hollS • h" oAn haye hi. J b b.n~k "\l:-s.. Dahlke- n::.3 h~r (fUlui y ('l\m~ to th~~' 'roun:n' {".... m Er. g!a:::J ~,,~::t.yo The bt--w ntt~n Ie..! ::c"hool h~re t~e requ ~:-ed (IDlE' !n:gt ~~r an.! ~lS den:.ta!!t from s ... hoot "r~ .. 1p..1..... T e 1 u1~m~ t hE' laC'k~i as ( r as ~n~w~w o~ ;he abtlit :r ,0 Jo In::- ! rs. te .. '(am if>!1t 1n C!'. C'tlocs to tbe ~ ti~. c-- ::'\,j tior. ot D r. O-:am. cr;- Mm. Thp 'Y 5b(ntld h ", .." "han<'t'. L..lt.)~ ot {\Yt"r. DN'h."II'. !\ t\d kE't"'p in miD,t thl' purlX'<" <'l Ihl! Isw. -Tb ... INtH' 1l!l"th" ::: "'1lli":imt."5_ __ ...... I �.' --.,.-NS TO DO REAT DEAL OF WOR! OCT :t 1 1903 NOT WORK BECAUSE ~ST HE COULDN'T DO FRACTIONS. And for That His Mother. a Widow With Seven Children Was Forced to Go to the ~oormaster--:Child labor law Works Great Hardships. NEW~-_ OHARITY IIISTE!D OF WOu. I e Charity Organization ioclety taken an Interest In the case of the boy D ahl ke, w ho was r efused a work c erblfica te by the B oard of Health and Inter grnnted l\ n.e w exam ination and the cerM ficate a fter tbe NEWS had publlsbed the fnds of the case and I children a r e compelled to work a re In \ made an earnest nppeal to the depart· "This Is the first time that I have need of thei r earnings. I w ill only men- Illent to apply 1he Illw in its spirit b een charged wi th being .too strict in tion a case ot recent occurrence. A enforcing the labor lawt" said Dr. F . C, widow with seven chlld ren applied for va;ther than according to the oppressive Gram, Registrar o f the Bureau o f V ital a certificate fo r her 15-year-old boy. letter of Its requi r ements. Mr. Lee ot bol' was one of the k ind w ho would StatistiCS of the Healt~rtment, The never learn fr actions If he kept in t he O. O. S., looked into the boy's t oday, speaking about~ EWS' a r' tl cle on his refusal t o "rant Eugene school for years to come. Her oldest ~hool history and found he had a was 17, the baby was years old. mark o f 100 1n arithmeMc In the D ahlke, a H-year-old boy, a certificate girl H e r husba nd died si x m onths a go from consumption. If the boy could work he 5 th grade In.'I: winter, justifying the t o work. " I have usually been accused ot belng would earn $3 pe r wee k . If not, the NEW S' appeal. In a letter to the too lenient, and that my sympa thi es widow m ust go to t he poormaster. were with the poor people and not with where she w ould re ceive only $1.50 per NEW S ~ r. FredeMck Almy, secretary t he law. I have a lways tried to be as week a nd be dependent upon charity. of the C. O. S., defends the requirehave cited su ch and slmllnr cases f air In this matter as It Is possible for We to the State t actory inspe ctor and to ments o f tbe 111"-, " ' hlch he .ays are t he human mmd to be, but it Is d imoult t he chll d labor comm ittee ot Ne,,' Y ork, "hardly too much to ask of future DOW~ t o persuade a person that you are tair but th ey r eilly that every good law American citizens," aud goes on to If you de ny his request. I a m willing often w o rks ha rd ship to some. w hile it t o etand crlUcisln ot my o wn ac ts, but benefits the m asses, a nd that the real say: do not consider it fa ir to be blamed fo r benefits will be telt b y future gene ra - A s pecial committee of the C. O. S., 01 I obligations which the law imposes. which Rev. Jeremiah McGra.th ot Eligible Lilts in HI n t his particular Instance the tions," Eugene Dahlke, the H- year -old boy the Church of the AnnunciaD ahlke boY had a vacation certificate whose case th~ NEWS n a rrated the tton Is chairman , has had two him to work in any mercan· o ther day, h as his certi fica.te and Is a t Various City D,p~r t mints permltting meetings a nd will meet again tile establishment during J uly and Au- work. After ' all. t he H eal th Depa.rtafter electi on. The society hopes gust because he was not 14 years old. to Be Made Up- Fi fty Ap- Slnc~ the n he became H. but In th~ m,e nt gave him another ch ance yesterthat Dr. Gram wlll report to a nd on his seco nd ex amina ti on h e It all cases of a pparent hardship meantlme, or t o be p a rU cular. o n Oct. day did the s ums In {ractions set before under the new law so that aid can - plicants for Dis trict Physi- 1 1903 a new law went Into ette ct, a nd be promptly given if necessary In ';nder 'thls law he failed to -qual1fy. I him. Appa r e ntly he w as nervou S the place of the chUd's earnings. cian Waldruff' s Job. explained the s ituation to his mother first tim e he " Ta8 examined. H e Is a The society orten finds lamili .. but her argumen t was that th e boy qu iet and ti mid little fellow but evlwh o are willlnC' to hB,,"e their cbllhad a. vacation certifi cate. w hi ch is noW den tly Inteillgent and earnest In his ded ren work, but very unwilling to v oid th at he is H years old, th a t she sire to help his mo th er . The boy called Now that the election is over the acce pt any sort or charity. We re w a nts h im to work and that und er the a t the NE~rs otflce yesterd ay after n oo n Civil Service Commission promises to a nd expressed his than k s to t he NE~rs s pect this feeltnC'. but is It not betlaws of Engla nd h e could work. ter for 11 lamily to take a Child . contrib u te somewhat to the excitement " To this I necessarily had to reply for Its interposition in h is behalf. He Scholarship, as we call it, In place and g a iety of t he city. T he commission t hat we a re working a1'\d living und er has resum ed his wo rk in t he Main s tre e t of a boy's wa ges, rather than have t he laws of the State o f 'New York. and dry goods store from which he was exwill m eet next Monday n ight for the the boy forteit his American birthnot o f En gland, a nd that I had no dis- cl ud ed b1' the en forcement o f the harsh first tim e I n many wepks a nd from right of education. cretionary power. Her statement '('hat terms of the child labor law or 1903. hat time on there will be examinatlon~ I This seems to the :iEWS very much she a ppUed several times is true. but , candidates seeking publlc jobs nearIt was s imply to receive reassurance to '''Whatl\; necessary to ootaln a labor like juggling with phrases. A boy's t he same efrect." ever y week . formust a child?" " Is ~hls a State or local law?" was certlficp.te "Thlf child be 14 years old, must "birthright of education" Is not I n':ommlss1oners Zlpp. Connor and 'owe have been appointed a comrnita sked . h ave gone to school for no t less than \'olyed In his ability to do "simple exhIt Is a State law." .!e t o examine candidates for assIst kJ,ays durin " the school year pre· I" h b b en "Are you str ic ter with its en forcement 130 vtous t o a rriv ing a t t h e age of 14 years amples In fractions." , e a s e a nt engineer s ot the Fire Department. t h an oth er Hea lth Departments In this T h is is a new departure on the oart or during the year previous to a pplying schooled up t o 14 years and deeires to of ~ot; <:omPlisslonJ as up to this timp. State?" such school record. mus t be a ble to b "birthrigbt" to " No we are more lenient . a t least that fr or ";"-"'ave~-;lie",, 'required to underead and write simple sentences in the go to work be as a Is ou~ Impresstso n from wha t we learn English langua l<e, a nd must have r e- work that is as good as his other birth· a q uallfylhg examination to get the r egarding other clUes. For tnstat;ce. cel,-ed during such period Instruction In right. It Is taken for granted that p race. have been selected upon H ealth Commissioner L ederle of l"ew ead ing , spelling, w riting, English r~~~~~~~~d~~~D of the captain and York pu ts an Interpretation upon that rgramme r and geography a nd be fa m- schooling, for pur poses of discipline, Is I; appointed. The change s ection o f the law requiring p r oor o f War wi th th e fun damental oper a tions of desirable in t he case of all future cltiIs claimed, for the purpose age, TVhich, i t enfor ced In Buffalo In m en who are specially t he Bame m a.nne r wou ld ren de r it al ~ a rithm etic u p t o and Including frac- zens. Our s cbo Is educate, or should take care of fire e ngines. most impossible fo r any child to obtain ti ona. engines a r e becoming more com· "This is the law a s It went into e !'fect ed ucate, not b teaching "tractions" a labor certificate. In th is he Is uph eld on Oct. 1 or t his year. a nd makes one .t·~"". a nd m or e technical knowledge is lj I in (YWers ot by the Child L a bor Committee of th e ()f t h e di m cult feat ures In Its enforce- primarily!)ut ojdeve op gp .iJ~~;.'!. .~t~o care tor a nd oop-rate t bpm. State of New Yor k, a nd by th e State engineers are paid $1,000 a roent. They cannot see what fraction. self help and J~ control In the formaLabor Commissio ner." "WllI yQU g ive a b rief h istor y a nd h a ve "to do with the w ork they have In t1ve period. Q fe extent of that teachsynops is or th is labor law tor the be,ne- m!!,~;' you give d lmcult problems?" Ing. wh1ch is·r the real education-the Moynihan, Sprague and Z ipp lit of NEWS readers?" "No, we make the test as easy a s pos- "lending ()ut" of manhOod-is not to \ committee to e xamine general "Cert a inly. I shail be pleased to do st"ble, ta king t he elementary principles MI b the an for positions in various city de~ anything wh ich w 11l b ring about a bet- ()f f ractl ons-add1t1on, subt raction, mul- be determined ar!)itrn Y y .... r t"'~n to These a re for extra clerks t er understanding of t.hls s ubject. tiplicatlo n and d ivision ." . , s wers to !l series of ques tions in a parto fill vacancies wh ich frequently P rior to 1897 there was only a gene r al "Do yo u make a lio,,'ance for a ch lld s t lcular branch of abstract learning. An '!UT . UU!l:l~tor8 or carpentry and i n ~ l a bor law. Then the State Legisla ture n ervousness o n applyin g tor a certifi~c tor s -ot masonry are said to be amended It a nd mnde p rovisions for a cate and fa1l1n g to a nswer s uch q ues- example o f tbe hnrdghlp ot such • reeded at the Bureau of Bulldlng notmore systemati c enforcement. It pro- tlon. ?" quirement was gi,en by Dr. Gr lUll in t hstandlng the fact that Col. Ward hibited ch ildren under 14 years f rom "We do. It frequently happens that t day s already an over-supply of inspect· working In factories a nd mercantile es ~ a chlld w1l1 utteriy fall on th e fi rst at- his Inte"lew In the :'IEW S yes er s ot all descriptions in his departt ab lls hments, prescribed th e qu alifica- tempt. but we permit as many trials as when a w oman with seven chlldr en Commissioners Connor, Sprague tions necessary to obtain a certificate, h e or she desires. We give him a pencil • ed t go to the poorm aster Whittet a re assi gned to conduct I provided for systemattc inspections nnd pad. let him sit down alone, take- w as J.orc 0 examination. a ll the time he wants and where they I because her son over 14 years old, a t h roughout the S tate and fixed pe nalWheeler. Whlttet a nd Connor as a committee to examine fa lied the firs t time they sometimes h uskY lad, and W'lll1ng to work IIIld t ies. for t!)e jobs of rod and ax su cceeded in the end." ? " d t "d 472 CEI?Tll'lCA TES IN A MOlfTH. " Why is such stri ctness necessary. abl e to earn $3 a w eek, coul no 0 m en levelers in t he Engineering "Tllen o ur first t roubles with this Bureau. Many of these are a lready " THE LAW SAYS SO," t ractio ns." l a.w began . It inflicted an extra employed In surveying the city for t he "Because th e law says so." As to gl"ing cbarity iostead ot 81amount of , . .'ork upon every health de· purpose ot making new maps for the Are you called upon to examine each lowing a boy to work, tbat is a pro- , p a rtment in the State a nd also CQ'ITlAS8essoTs. T hey are on the temporary pelled each city to prov ide inspectors. child ,,,ould not the principal's certlftra ro n and the examination is for t he cate'to that effect be sumdent?" poslli which in,oloes something mo Tha t th is extra work Is of some co npurpose of giving them a n opportunity "We are compelled to file a certificate t hlln the connolence of the parties Inseque nce is evident from t he fac t that to pass t he civil service examination during the month or June, 1903. Yo'e s tating that tbe ch!ld perso~allX !t~d terest,'(j Personal Independence seeJJ1S I ,MId be appoin ted permanently. granted 47 2 regular labor certificates. pea red before us, was exam ne a · t t the DISTRICT PHY S I C I AN , complied with all the lega l require- to Ibe :'I EWS as "aluable a par 0 th 150 .vacatlon certificates (t hese 'l\'ere issued o nly during t he las t two days ot me nts" )lon thly report~. of our work edu.catlon o f future cl rl:rens as ari -\ On account ot the prospective vathe month ), and refused 1118 because cancy In the district p hysician's Hst must be sent to Alban). COS advocates "Is there no discretion a llowed you metic. ,\Yben t.he . . . they could n ot meet the legal requ ire· caus~d by the p robabl e wi thdrawal ments. o r th is last numb er 815 were In enforcing th e law?" " I pauperlzin~ famllies It should OO'er 3 Dr. Waldruf't, a n ex aminatIon for ap"No' it is mandatory. not Qiscret on0 t hat It takes un der the prescrIbed age, 17 were over 1Dl1cauts for that position will be held nry: v,-e have had opinions on thi s subbetter equlmlent or W ed tu· the age nnd did not need any certifi..: and be In charge or Messrs Connor j ect by the Corpora~n Counsei, Dis- from the mnOhood of tbe assist ~ I Moynihan and Crowe. . . cate, 203 had not gone to school as re~ qulred, 33 were physically unable to There a re seven or eight physicians trict .ol..ltorn ey and At torni)~ Ge~~~~~ ture citizens than the power to com' l p erform the work they proposed to do, each appointed to a city distri ct. The T hey :in tell us the same. en K enpfick was District Attorney I took pute fractions . a nd 50 could not read .or write Engltsh. posl tlon pays a bou t $500 a year and the "All this extra work is pe rformed the case to h Im of a poq,r woman ~"ho m - - - - -- - duty of the incumbent is to r espond to I had never seen before. H er boy lacke~ "'""':I~ by th e same s lart tn the Burea.u ot calls w hen required to do so by the Vital Sta tistics. In add ition to all the two monthS' school attendance to co m Overseer of the Poor. Already fift y r egular work of t)lat bureau . whic h a pplicants tor Dr. Waldruff's place ply with the labor law. but during tha t h as increased correspondingly with have been made. tim e he was Quarantined owing to a t he growth of Buf'talo. No e xtra hel p contagIous dlSf'tlSe In the family. ~lr. .... ' • Candidates w i1l be given 50 per cent Kenefi ck told me I had nO dlscretlO~i _ ~W;."", h as been given us, and unless we wor k In marks If they hold a dip loma or r apidly w e would soon be swamped un Ilcense to practice in Buffalo' 25 pe r even if tWO laws did co nfiict. ,~~d t h S- II Patient sent cent. for 1h 'e years' general practice der n m ass of regula r work. It is this we must enforce the labo r la". rna pox ·t I "Ha,'e you found cases where the law to quarantine Hasp' a, necessary and enforced haste which and 1.0 per cent. each tor protessionai m a k es It impossible to go Into the de 8tandtng, !;ocial habits and business w orkS a hardship?" ~ "Lots of them. usually t hose whooe -----;;-;;'ment of health t ails of this Intricate Jaw \\ ith every .standing. For a bUitiy to speak a lanmel"ls in thet e~ening thnt Wl111aJn applI cant. but we make it a rule to guage In addition to English they wUI were not ified las <:: iciouS disease at NO. ca r efully explain to each and everyone be given 3 per cent. and for a I'hlrd lanSaWyer had a SUtP After a n InvestiPlrUa g e 2 per ce n t. why we can not grant a r equest. 315 Seneca s tre: . sent [0 the Qu.at1ln "\Vhen It came to appointing two K EEPS OUT STU D ENTS. tion. Sawyer "~e tlncling tha.t he bad m ercantile inspectors the Common tin e hospital on ~eretofore it has been the custom Co uncil refused to make an approprlo. ~ 00 examine npplicants mostly on thei r smallpOX. physician had been alt lon for thei r salary until the State facIt was said D. r some time. giving kn owledge of medicine and It is c laimed tory Ins pector threatened them wit h a t hat thl. has resulted in the appointtending him ~ less seriOUS dlseue. It mandamus. treatment tor led how Sawyer became ment at s tUdents a nd other unsatis'f ac" No one here wanted thl li law. It ,vas was not r epor tory candidates. The new line ot ex .. torced upo n us by the L egislature. I n amination wili also. it is clamed, p reInocu latedl~:.....",,,,,,======= .tead of mod ifying It the last Legl a vent favoritism a nd encourage the a pt ure made It one of the most rigid Is or pOllltmcnt of reputable practitioners to l a ,vs in existence. At t he p resen \1i rate th e plac~~. ()f legislation child labor will SOOIl be at A candidate must be a resident of a ~realer nremium lhan s killed labor:· district and pledge tl Buf! to apIn his place, jn , a bsence the a phcep tab le iI Service Commission Promises to Furnish Something of Interes t in the Way of Various n. GET TO WORK MOADAY nIGHT I OI f- ot �I14UV 5 1903 I( J903 t.NQUIR I:.H. fOr INOCULATE CONDEMNEO WITH TUBERCULOSIS! ON E ARREST WAS MADE. YET CI VIL SERVICE EXAMINERS PROPOSE RATINGS OF EXPERIENCE ANU BUSINESS AND SOCIAL STANDING THAT [¥'lAy BAR YOUI.G APPLI CANTS FO_R_P_L_ACE. Health commissioner Greene favors Experiment with Criminals as Advocated by the American PubliC Health Association. "I Geor~e U na!, a Syr ian , Was Char!;ed WIth Smu gglin g the Fam ily int o this Country. A family of fOllr peroolls amicted w ith u:nchomnJ cO,mlllonly culleu pinkl'ye, "erc taken II1to custod y this morning h.Y govern.tl1flnt officinl!i nt the lu te-r ulltlonal BrIdge. Que arresr also wns m 18Y~innl.O lde- tl . n ' lrl~ODer being George Un is, THINK that a man h3.ytng had one or two ye:lrs of general prac- tiel'. or who hns had twO years' germs taken from all a n imal. It would expE'rlence as fl tohospital Is amply Qualified pel'form inte all rne of the F the plans of the American Publlc no t bE' right to inoculate a man, who Health AssociatIon, of which Is In good health and hRS the right to duties required of a district physician .. said Health Commlss!onel' Greene this . ~he n~tion of the goY{'rnmeDt omcinl~, Ht"alth CQIDmtsa-t0ner GrePone is a lh"e. But in cases where a murdt?rer morning. _ It IS bE'he\'('d, fru!oOtrnted a delibera te atmember, are car ne oUl th e Govern- has b~en sentenced to death, I believe it \Ii auld be a most ex cellent tdpa to I The stntem~nt. while not directly so tl·n.,pt to smuggle an enti"e dis.a.~ ment will be asked for permission to Inoculute him with such germs, providnte~ded. Sihows thnt Dr. GreE'ne, who strIcke-n rllrutly into this country conInoculate condemned criminals with tu- ing, of cCl u rse, that he is willing. rna} be credltt"d with n. knowledge of ~nr:Y to 10-", The members of th'e fumberculosis germs from an anima l t o "If a c01ldemued man Is perfectly the requirem e nts of the office, does not lly IIlcluded .1lIchael Simon, Mrs. Siruoll 8scprtain whNhp.r It is possible (or a willing to submit to such an operation concur ,with the examination ratings of n!\ d. t WO CI11 Idren. all of them Syrinu~. .nan to contract tubttrculOsiS from such -and there Is no rE."3.SQn why he ~hould th& Chtl Serylce Bonrd, which prarti:l ~murce. Eminent physlrtans have not it he must dte by the Goyernment's cally bar all young physicians from the tillS Wll~ the only one arresteu. The proved the theory that ani.mats. may orders-thert:' ought to be some proposi tion. others merely WE're tnken int() custody contract tuberculosis by be11''1g moCU- vision whereby he should be grantpd The place Is one which pays the and remanded to jail to await the outl.lled "Ith germs of that disease taken lite sentence if the experiment tails. m unificent salary of $400 a Veal' and ~omo of the }ll'or('£'(IiIUZ' against "Cnic:; whC'l At t\u:r ratp a. cOL-demned man .should from ~ human beinE', th e CI'f'll Service ommlssion - wtll' soon IS chargeu with beiuj.Z' t!l(' f:lm uO'fJ'ler 1:11 tho> This subject \\",18 one or the most im- be w~lling because in experimenting on hol d an examination tor the purpose of C8 A ~~" portanl that came up for discussion at him It mny tnke Il. yea.r or tWO :rears, s ecuring eligibles for a vacancy C'aused . Sf.": A soou as th e ca~e agains t Unie t he meeting of the association which and that would be fl.0 mu ch longer for b y the probable retirement of Dr IS dls?oscd of, it is said, the members of wns held in \YnshinglOn last week. him to Ih·e. I believe m~ny erimillal~ Eugene C. " ' aldort, who now stands the" SlmoH. family will be depo rted. Henlth Commjo::sioner Greene \\ as in a t - would be v,'illing to give us the c h ance suspended nwaltlnJl: the action of the . 'lite RctlOn of the gon.-romen t otncinls tendance at thE' meeting nnd partici- of making such nn experiment. I am H ealth Commissioner. IS reg?r~Ied 3S important as iudicntiog pated in the discussion, which was a ~reat1v in favor of the proposition, The As a rule. youn~ men and ne'v prnct he "I~i1nnre llluuifested b_,' thenl in matter is to be considered further by gen!ra lone. "1.'he tuberculosis question is oue of the association." tttton ers seek thelarger office. pracUc as men ofcannot more pr e,en t 1Ilg' llC'rson.s stricke n with this experience and p great importance. and needs careful Dr, Greene Stlid the as!;Oci1lion has afford the tIme. The rules ot the ex(lii'~as~ from gelting into th is cou ntry. study nnd attention," said Dr. Gl'~ne. members ill Canada , Mexico. Cuba. and amin atlon. however. gin:' 25 per cent It IH l~nl)Osf:lible to get tlny defi nite in" Th p a~sociatlon Is considering the ad- Porto Rico. who attended the meeting. f o r fivp years' gpneral practice, 10 pel: fOrl?nhOn from the local goyernment visability of requ esting thE' Government It was decided by the association to 0111e lnl5 conecrning the extent or the ntto grant permission to inoculate con- held its next meeting in Havana, Cuba . ~ent. for professional and social standJ .-\antnpd criminals with tuberculosis ~~. and 10 per cent. for business stand- ~('mt>ts . made to snH1~gle ~uch pe rsons Clearly, the rating forces (he man of ~nt~ tlll~ CO\lPtry, but in a Ireneral WRY, years' experience to enter the conIt I. lila," attempts of th i. k ind !st with the hnn(]lcnp o( 45 per cent are mad than in the cases of Chin nmen:: s he would find it difficult to score I~ W!IO. n~ n gen('ra l thing, nre not ntH icted r.1'i. uIHc.H., ,. " 1 ' . ...... 1e items of bu~lne5ft nnd professtonRI With dltlea~('. Rus;~inn J ewe:.. Syrio.DK tanding in competition with older nnd ~rmemnD8 (Ire the persons who are len. If he had not been in the practiC'e seem.lD~l~· mnliit susceptible to pinkeye ~c~'Sst~r~Jf~~~on long enough to gain nnd It IS from thrse nntionalities tb.a.t theAs It ic;:, ~ome old "has-been," who go,ernment officers get . hnrd~s. a. been tinkering the humnn body acI!:ffort. of "ersons nmtftM.. with l>1' \;ordlng to n.nUQ.ue methods for half eye to get into t his courttrr from CaUB a century. cnn enter the field, get 50 are in COIH;tnn t progres~. __.\lteJilV DR.J!tEENE RE A 'tTS IT TO per cent. for his diploma. and license get in nre mnde dar and ui,;h nnd the ~overllment emplo ys 0. consideJl!ALDERMEN- CONL .>$~ ON NOT Dr. Eugene C. W aldorf. the dist rI c t 25 per cent. for experience and 10 each by the~C'ore otherfive counts. In addition. he UNUSUAL FOR AI:> .rUMN. physlcl"n. against whom Dr. Gr eene CQuid more points and coma bl e number of men in this ,-icinity tor recently preterred charges of failing to plete the hundred by being able to th~ sole purpose ot keep ing out these perform his d uti es satistactorl1y, and rt"'ad thE' Latin labels on his bottles undesi rablE" p(>rson~. Of late the at· ~ B,ut!a lo's water supply is not in a subseq u en tly suspended him, has b een and speak a bit of German, !emr~f!, hn \"e been !:IO nume rous that. it G"ltsfactOr y condition. according to Dr dropped from the Departm en t at Commissioner ("ro\\ e, who, with Com1:- ~n ld , the ,l:o;erument otll('iRl~ nre io" reene, HeaHh Commission er who Health. Thr- B~ Health, com- m l~sloners Moynihan and Connor. wtll elined to think that n Systematic s<!hcntp Sf."nt a comm unication to the Board of posed at :M nyor :K"ii'li"f\t. Commissioner ~o~etitu~e t~e exnmlning board. said of smug).:Iiolr the !tore-eYed ones into the A\~ermen today, in which he said: of Public \\"orks \Vnrd and He~h As usual a t this time of th e year Commts~ner Greene, held a mee'TIng rountrY"ls in progress much the samesemnnner U1Rt t he s1llugu-IinA' of Cld uRlllen ;;::tf~ouhnat 0lt decomposing nitrogenou~ ye~terdH:r afternoon. The position oe - cure the b~st re~uit tor~ the city s ncreased. The water is cu pied by Dr. 'Valdor! a t that time "A district physirian:' said' he. "Is hao;;, hecomc. n regnln r busineco~. not satisfactory. Its cond.i.tlon h . was declared \"acanl. In other warda o( nf'cess.ltv both attendant and consultPlDkE'~ e 1~ a daog£t rous disease. It eh'rer. is about norm a l for 'his Dr. "·aldor! dismissed. • ing phY!,1lirian, and he should be com" cnn bt' slIbdlll"d readil y eno ugh If tnken e year." OL L ast night the Ciylt Sen·lce Co mmlepetent to assume responsibility alone in h:tnit in its early sto,::-es, but jf De·· ~ slon held an examlna.tlon (or the posttion at district physician in the H ealth in"The r~l.llnJ: cases. 1cr t ed'It enslly . CRn ~et beyond tbE;\ CO{\doC'!'; not bar r('ccnt gra Department. The position pays 5400 a n trol of nny tard)- efIort. of ph ysiciRns yea r nnd does not contllct with the re- uat es ns .• "on with tho loss of th<' twen,j ;tJ3 and III sneh cns(>s it almost in'f'nrinhly gular prn.ctice of a physician, according t, -I'l\,l" p?lnt~ ~t\"(>n tor ft"e "('ars' prnclentis to blindness. I t is a painful dilto Dr. Greene. It is a job where a d oc- tlce'. thE'~ . c an !'IC(lrf." 75 1)('1' c('nt .. :1.11 lhat to gOCld pn<;~. ~tnnding By llU~ln('~s stand~ tor mn)" mnke n little Ride money if he ls Ingrccluir<>d we menn wllh re-gnrd ense. too, find much s uffering is cnutlied ~ Is fortunate enough to spcu r e it These to p,:ymenl or hlll~. h('nC'sty nnd gem'rnt by it. There is n ~E'nerol jmpr€'~~ion that chnr~lct(>f nnel thrn" Is no rea~on why:'\ only forei~n(>rs of the nntionn litil'~ meuwl'll ' \'yOWl!: position. n r e .aught tor by physlclanL rE'cent should nOt quallf\'. as wt!11 t loned nre susceptible to tillS lH en~p. as nn gr;ldunt{' o ld cr man," Two oth('r t1ut.'riE'!l thnt han' arisen conbut this is not so. Iu ); ew York city, :i cprnln,.; the comln~ ('xnmtnntlCln arc as to n("('ordin~ to rerent £:tnti~tic~ rully 40It~ npcpsslt) In ,few o( th(> fnet thnt Dr 000 I I I 'Id ., t • • 'Waldorf hn~ not b('(:'n permnnenth dl .. . ~c 100 (' 11 ren hnug 1Il the tf."llt'ment At a ref'E"ll t hea rln 1 "l mls~ed and wh) onl:. ph) ~1('lnns or the t dl~tl'lC(''' had the disease. a ud investi~aschool committee on t~ g Yen . ';)y the Allopathic !'chool wltl he- ndmftled. tions rC" C'aled that nea rly all of th(>m slte for a new !chool I ~i subje t of a • In r('pl, Crowe thE' Commls~ tl . 'In contact Alderman J ohn Ma tl n strict No. 22. ",'ns rPQulr Dr. d to kre-p ~mld pe rpell.lnUy rradylona I c o.n t rRC' e~ 1't t rom c~nl1ng cept the wor d of l' n refused to aclist ot eligible- to 0.11 Ch'U Service "Hh forel~DE'Ml. The (ho;;ea~e cnn be conge tho t the present ~~ Sf to the eflect U 1~ltlons, nnd thnt a $('pnrntt> E'xamlnat on trn ded ['\"'ncli1S by auy person who comPl near Dewey aven~e 1°0 on M a in street torThr-reHom('opnth~ hartflet, n~d\' heen h e . " objects hnnd li1?'d by pt"rnrt:" about a'ppllcants t l d 'lUtO ('Olltfict "Ith in an unsanitary c:n~r~rcro\\:~ed a nd . ----thl? poo::ltlon ('It.dlslriC't ph\ cfan former?; sons. hn"in~ pinkeye. Tha t is why many want no ordinal' l?n. I don' t IIE\. L _ Tn C OIUJISSIONEIt IS held bY Dr "nldort. and for which po"persolls ('(lntract tho di.e • • e and a re unwant the health :0 do~tO: s opi nion, I E. AST tlon a Ch'll Sen Icc examination wtll other omcial exper~;n s~~oner or som e SIDE DAKE . AFTER shortly be held_ a bl to tell how y got .It. It is • di.Yesterday the ' sa Martin. SLA RS AND Candida tes will be gl"en 50 per cont cn_o "'hkh i. born filth nnd no!,leet fOllowing reSOlUti~~~rman otrered the UGItTE RJIO USE I"no_ in mnrk!; If th<':'o ho ld n !1lploma or license and Ulot 1S why it makes such etrikin; It was adopted' " Th ~he board, and t f' ... .. rt ctlcE" in Buttnlo: !:!;, per cent for fl'"e . " PRIJll1.'ORS. y o· . ~enernl practice. and 10 per cent. JOr~a.<i. among theyoorer classes. mi ssioner be direct ~ t t e h ealth oomNt for profeflslonnl standing. social U01S wos nrrnlgned before UniteJ No. 22 and r eport thO inspect sc h ool habll!l nnd bU!ilness standing. For ability Stotes COlllllli,,!doner Kentill l:' this fo ('schools a t Its ne 0 e committee On t o spl..'ak languagE' In addttlon to Enh'l' ltsh th~;'T awill be h'h'('n 3 p<'r cent. and noon. lIe plended no t Io!uilty nnd bRil sanitary conditio xt meeting as t o its for a third 18nguag~ 2 pH cent.' "'us fix pd nt $500 in his cose. Unis WB" commodattons an and a lso if the aeC prepa r ed to furnish tbllt amou nt ot hoit. sufficient for the Health ompJalnts have b een receive . d by C _number of pupil s reregistered" wIIfIIA ommissloner Greene th a t a so he eS(,"{led going to jail. A. henrin~ number of' bake in the cn~c will he held tomorrow u ftE'l'slaughter h rs and proprietors or noon at :! o'clock hefore COIDulwioner ouaes al'e n 0 t a b eying the :;onni tar y ordinances, and <this . Dr. Greene and D mornlllg a Visit to th r. William Heath paid ' ese places. Dr Green ~ used to glYe out . e repJaces co the names of the th- t th mplalned ag"lnst, but aid tit;e. ey were loca ted on the i ~t I t ~'O J NOV 9 - 1903 ... f~ATER f ""d. IS ~6R. WALDORF NOT GOOD f/SM/SSEO BY -~ DEPARTMENT f~ir~Y e~ufttnbl: ~~~Sl~~~~~l:~~ r~otlngS tim:" ~ wns I~ ~erious ", ~ mo~t1y Aldfman Martin have his official Expert. ~ - S GREENE fiN \\'ARPATH t I I l1l('n r.O_j I I r ~ ____-=.:.:.:::.::::::.. I bel"Some n k of til e s Inughter houses aloe not g ept In a cI condi tion" ~ ean and wholesome I the , ... aJd Dr. Greene. "t;"nIe::;s owners • rtemlse th tak e b ettel' care of their a lso \~ls~ted ey will be prosecuted. I (Ound on a number of bakerif's and ' the kltch e ma.n who puts hJti bread on l from th en 11001' a~ soon o.s it is t'lken a nd unle oven. The fioo r IS d<lrt)bess he d(le~ , I I ........."..........iii e tUk.,e n away> • - �\ ,y ...... ----~- ------~ ------~-.l !()\{ --.. l UH ",' i• -~~~~~ -!.Wl f. '\.-I . .Filtrators . and I W ater Workers '(ANITARY NEEDS. III EN T Archie Stoddard, wbo lives on the ISland, opposite th e foo t of M,dn Street,. yeste rday r eport ed t o t he pollee at the Franklin Street Station that a dog owned by a neig hbor bi t h is 10;ear-old da ug h te r Florence, fo ur times on the right a rm. The girl wen t to Emergency Hos\ pital whe re the wou nds wer e cau terIzed.' The H eal t ~artment w as n otitled. ~ p -------"NOV- 1-4,--H:!U6-- --- ~ "L, Statistics Show an Increase In Deaths Over Last Year - City Water in DanlZerous Cond ition. r eport of t he Depa.rUn<>nt at B tlM* for the month of October , w hich haa been issued, s bows the b irths i n bat month numbered 579, the marlag• • number ed 374 and the dea ths H 2. In October, 1902, t he deaths numbe red only 393. The grea test number ot deaths this October w as trom co nsumptlon: typbold t ever carried away 12 and d iphtheria 10. One boy wa s killed in an automobile accident. Flve other s com mitted s u icide, five were killed tn r ailroad acc Iden ts, and one was killed in a troly,y acc iden t . About 24 more met other f orms of violent deat h. The city chemis t r eports t h e water I .hows a n incr ease of deco mpos Ing ni.a:rogenous rn a t ter and sho uld be boiled I :"'1'I~p driD kt n ~. DIPHTHERIA PREVAILS IN EVERY WARD I NTER ESTING F ACTS FRO~1 REPORT M u nicipal Microbes Again Attack the City Tr . ~L,,"DE GLEANED BY D R. GRAll, R EGIS TRAR OF VITAL STATlSTIC S. I A ccordIng to Dr. F. C. Gram's r epor t to Comm l!sloner ot Health Greene, there we re ".42 deaths in Buffa lO ine' past • mon t h, an increase ot "9 over the same month last year. There were 36 deaths ~ '1 I nce 37 from heart disellse, 32 uom ~ 0 e , . ' f rom pneumonia. 11 f rom bronchitis, 28 STEA M CAR FU MIGATION Butrlllo's health department keeps down the death-rate pretty well, but Commissioner ~ )!er D ~,c has some ideas about mprovlng the service. He communicated them to a good-sized audience In th e pariors of the Church of th e Meesiatt ~ast nigh t, his topic being Sanitary Needs ot Butrnlo. \ "One of the sanitary needs at this city Is a corps of men to disinfect all }lous,. In which cases of diphtheria, scarlet "'>- occurred," said Comnl~ssloner "For myself, I wouldn t move Into a house where a tuberculosis case had been until it wus thoroughly dislnrected. In most cltles of over 60,000 this disintectlon is done. But tbat is not the case in Buffalo. I can't g et the a idermen to vote the appropriation. Two men and $9,000 a year wouid be suffic1ent. But I don't suppose we can blame the aldermen tor wanting to k eep th e t a x-rate ,down. However. a thorough fumigo.tlon of these houses by the h e.Jtlt lIepartment, in place of thc present system of ha vLng each householder disinfect after his own fashIon, wouid prevent the spread ot disease and save lives. " Another need is the fumigation of schoolbooks. These books, which are owned by the city, are passed trom one set at children to another set each year. 'rhey become torn, dlrty and filthy. J took it upon myseif to disintect these schooibooks. Tbe department dlsinr.cted 54,000 ot these books. We found a great unmber ot bacteria. on the lea.ves before the books were disintected. The books should be distnfected every year. " I think the stealn cars should be fumigated. It you were to do down to the sta.Uon tomorrow morning to take the Southwestern Limited and WE're informed there was a leper on the car you would all get out Just as quickly as you could. Yet there would not be as murh danger In that ease as there would be In your sitting bel.i!lde a man who had t uberculosis and who was coughtng. One t enth or the deaths In this country are caused by tuberculosis or the lungs. You know the t~ndency of travel on a direct route through Buffalo for Colorado and for the Adirondack. in this stat. on the part ot persons seeking relief from lung trouble. II Reems to me that the steam cars shouid be fumigated. "Another thing that has come up tn Butralo recently is the pure-water question. 'We h,1\'e not found the typhoid bacillus in our water, but we have- found the ('olon bacillus in the water most ot the time durLng the last two years. This i. a companion to the typhoid bacillus. You never flnd the typhoid bacillus unless the colon bacillus Is there, too. I don't sa.y that we ought to have (L flltering system. We are studying up the question or pure water now. I cannot but beUeve, however, that the city's sewage getR into the intake. I think the intnke is too t ar down the rlver." Com!1)issloher Gr.~ne described the snnd filter In use 1n Albany. lantern slides being exhibited of dit'ferent secI tions at the work. "Sand filter. cost $75,000 a.n acre, which amount at terrltory wi!! tl lter 3,000,000 gallons tn 24 h ours," sald Dr. Greene. "A mechanical ..filter which uses alum is cheaper." ~ have Gre~ne. from consumption, 10 from diphtheria, four tram choiora i nra~ tum. one tram dlolera morbus, 23 trom a-poplexy, 42 [rom debility. thr e-e from scarlet fever, ont: from mea.::les, 12 from typhoId fever, 11 trom cancer, t hree from delirIum trf>mt:·ns, two from a1cohollsm, eig,ht ....... J fr om marasmus, tour trom parefJIs e!ghl trom dementia. tOUl" f rom appen~ - ,- , J'-,,'_·;.:;""LWl'f.L,._ _ d1cltis, sIx from ci rrh o~is ot hver. F our caS€;:8 of mea.sles, 45 of scarl.et feY'", 101 ot diphtheria, 26 of typhoid )1t"No EPIDEMIC OF "Report R that an f'ppdpmlc of dtllhlht"fla ,,'(_ fever and 70 of consumption, wen~\ r eIn Uutralu 'lrf> ulHrup.·· Rllll 1 'nm~ , ported to the department. Diphtheria t 1st!' nl~mt'r (Jr,~"tli' tllda\'. i!'; !i') ' . to lH' prevails in e very ward In Buffalo the JlUI.". 3 I L than usual."Th"rc In olh(>r }"l"'u·s lit majorIty ot ca~es beIng In lh{: Se'ven- thll'l Urni!' Wf' haH' fI~{'\'I\'('oJ from 2~, to 311 cul~ teenth and Eighteenth wards. tun"" a cl t; • \\'lll'n'as no\\ WE! get only about a , There were 3i4 mar riages In Bunalo ~ 07.('n 0 1" 1"." In October, two beIng colored and 129 boing of foreign birth. The numbfr of bIrt'hs was 579. includ~ one c hild and t,,·o sets of tw ins. =_ DIPIITIIERIA ~ I o L'VV - 1- ·lv. ...::.n.. -H ea lth CCmmlsslonerGreene said some :Very eeneible thin about disinfection In bts talk at the Cburch at tbe MesBla b last night. The Common Council s hould be wi!llng to gl ve him all the money that Is needed to conduct SUCh' work in a. proper manner. ,NOv _nnm .1. 6 1993 l1tW~ =-= "Geor({e 'v. Fuller. the expert who Ie In y uUcatlng thfl: condition of But'[nlo's drinking . ·:\ter. wil l com" to ButTalo IJom! , Jl me thl. \\'f' fOk , I expect." 8nld Heal th ~ m I 81.o nJ ~ todt\)·. ~ ?--: OY BITTEN BY D G· ~ Mehigan, S yea.rs d, son of trolmau Patrick ~lehigan No. 196 Bck lnaw Slreet, was ployl In tront f his home late yesterday a r~ noon when h e was attcked an d bitten by a dog. aald to be owned by Patrick H a rr igan or No. 190 ?"racklnaw Stree~ . Th ~ dog mfHcted a wound on th e bOY S right leg. The case was report.d ~ the ~ea~partrnent. ./ I \ ' ~ ~~ . , W.lth Threats of Disease and Explosions. I Le filtrators and water-workers are toill'ng rtf' TL 11 . . Ove me , ose ga ant sold:ers, Health Uomm issioner Walter D' U ~ne and rubhc Works UOll1.lll.issioner Fran' G' \V ard, .charged intrepidly upon the Municipal ~~as~ works III the Board of Aldermen on Monday I t th . as ,shella Ii I'd"• n~e d f unctlOnary throwing a large bomb loaded wlth super-heated air into the municipal assem. bly,. cal~ulated through t~~ newspapers to explode wi~ Lellll1g .forc~ alUon!S the ~ltlzens generally who can read alld W1'lt~, circulatlllg thiS statement : (('As usual at this ~ca.son of the year all decomposing nitrogenou matter IS Illcreased; the water is not satisfactory." Alack and alas, and yet expert :Fuller is hard at it at $7,) a. day tl:ying to ascerta~n exactly how nasty the waLeI' IS aud III what respect It fails to please the illustrious municipal microbes who threaten to be so disasLruus to our financial ,,·ell-being. And wil en Dr. Grecno had finished with his charcre Col. \V al'd, waving the sword of the spil'it, advan~ boldly up towards the redoubt afforded by the chairlIlan's desk with these frightful words, which, strange to oay, however, only provoked indulgent smiles from the . lldermen whom they were calculated to thrill with horror, but which, spread among the population who could not see the smiles, and may be disposed to take the I'aliant Oolonel seriously, may result in some all.'\'iety, particularly if they live near the pumping station : "Au explosion may wreck a part of the works at any time; some boilers are being used at considerable risk to life and property." Those were the fearful words, but nobody shuddered and nobody shed tears except Olle or two Laxpayers whose property has been sold for non-payment of taxes to Mr. Wiltse of Rochester, and they wept. But unabashed, the Oolonel followed up his speech descripLi ve of the dangers to Bnffalo from the present water plant by doing exactly ,rhat TRUTH, a few numbers ago, said he would do, recommending that the boiler contract be let to _Farrar & Trefts (his personal friends, who helped him to be Oommissioner of Public Works), and Ulat the BuiF£lo Forge_Oompany (also his personal fri ends and more too) be awarded the contract for the blowers- both the gentlemen representin? the firms refen'ed to being anything but the lowest bldde~'S, The Oolonel is, strictly speaking, a busmess man, whereby his health is in no sense affected. This paper, in the article abol'e referred to, stated upon good autho~, iLy that the taxpayers could well be spared the expendl- / I m e of one hundred thousand do~lars, in in~talling a n:w \\'[\ter works system and new boIlers, by Sim ply repauing the present appal'atus,. and it quot: d from ~n en· o'ineer of repute and Q-'l:penence, who sald that $02,000 l. ~t the outside would be amply sufficient to p.ut the pumping plant in such excellent condition that It would last wiLh perfect efl1ciency for th irty 0 1' forty years to,come. But the savinO' of the money to the taxpayers IS n,ow " . woul d sccm, an d th e su"" ~tIon 4an unimportant mattl'1' It - went unheeded. , ~ . b And then Oolonel W~I'.d has been aJ~ply vind!Ca~~bli~ a re-election to the po~ltlOn of 0.om~lsslOner of We ,Yorks and he can do Just as he hkes III the future. I' , d I ' bl be expected to!"C(\Ie have made 0111' be s ane may POSSI y quietly thereon and smile sweetly when we ar() WI'OIl" • fever, tuberculosis and typhoid fever - ~~ WATER SHOULD BE BOILED. The Commissioner Greene would I,ko' to have a City dlsin' fecting Corps. I NOTIFIED . Foul Fo,vls. Edlj?""b'" IV"".ordin~I~~wl In Butra.lo which Is her e an which are no t alIo \ I:i') ll~pl~ e;?s s';hlch are i(ept In cold drawn. !O~r months with th efr ent ralls r~~~~f~re not fit to eat. and th e bUl~:~9 sIhould not be allowed to Ee~Plwe~. kindl; is a. hint to r ~eene· H O U SEWIFE. ~ answt'r? _ 3 , .J;iutfalO, Nov. 20. 190 . -2& l ___~_ �NOV) 4 1\:l03 NOV 22 1903 --.- ~W~ T. fS. r Will Cont in'ue His Investigation of the Pu rity of Buffalo's W ater Supply. II ..E;\j--EJlT Fl LLJ.:! R UE,\ LTII C1.U,s , DR. WALTER ,g..GREEXE. many. ---------------- CITY'S SANITARY NEEDS BeaIth- • J ll'Ll"e not liS "('t tfg.1tloD" S lid '1 .1 ('Oll)l't<'ted my Inn·s Dr. W alter D. Green~. the H ealth Commh;sloner, last night, In the Cnh'ersa list Church. lectured upon "'I1he SanItary l\eeds at Buttalo:' The Importance ot pure milk, pure wa.ter and the II fllm, lgl' lion ot houses were touohed upon ij,ULLER WILL I TA K E HIS TI M E advantages claimed for In the maller or .fumigation and disinfection BufTalo, tt was pointed o ut Is behind . other ci ties In lhe country. Dr. H f:>lllth Commission er Say5 New York Water Expert Cd " Mak e ~epor on on ItlOns '" Supply, of Buffalo a U 1 9 llI\JJ co" , . ~ ICONSIDER ONE rINSPECTOR ENOUGH Councilmen Vote to Increase Salary of One Milk Inspector and Abo lish Second Office-Fleischmann's Humorous Query. 1 "Wh I a t does this resolution mean?" t~qd red ,Councllman Fleischmann the report yes- ot the Alder- rej~~lngO~~lt~~ O~n S~~:O~uC;t~eg :~ ti~e~Uj lot tor a sc hool site. If l s the 10W?"e ected because the price Is too No comment was mad b th members adthou h th e Y e other precla.te th h g ey seemed to ap - ~Id. Belser~ Ch~r;~anoto/~~e s~t~~~~~. n~e'd~r:n:{.~~~nt. but he vol unteered Dr. Walter C t"!.o.~ Commissioner .• ~ed' City Health Board to ad ~ are before the resolution whl~~a~e t~e app roval ot a. tor some U as een on the table ot one ot th:~~\'oincreaslng the salary $800 to $1 00 milk Inspectors from Th ll' a. year. milk elnCsp~c::~n!~JtS:~ provide f or two assistant Health C ea~h. Dr. May, $2,000 a year ommlsslOner, Is paid work ot milk ~ut he Is stili doing the an Increase Is n~pector. That Is why t he Inspectors asked tor only one ot "Why not 'ob U h then 1" asked Ma SFI the other ottlce Dr. Greene 8al~ e!schmann. ,,?~ OV 22 1903 NOV 2 4 1901 ws, P':MR, fULLER GONE. Ispfni X\ t.NQUIRER. Addi. 1fIi..LE D ICE V t iona I Details of City's Water L /CENS Two Days Here to Learn Supply. George v,,·. Fuller, who Is II to prepare' a. report on Buffalo's water supply and malte recommendations to the Common Council, left fo r his home in ~ew York last night after spending the greater part of t\\'o days tn consultation with Health C Greene, City BacIss ell and City Chemist t eriologist Hill. ).ir. Fuller carne to Buffalo T h urs d a y noon and Imm ediately took up the work of tamiltnr lzlng himself with CC l'lain conditions "hlch were Impossible to grasp sa.tisfactorily through corre- H t.alth ~9~mlpioner Greene ha.q the gauntlet i nc air ready to cast It a the f(let of lhe- Committee on Ordinances oC the Board oC A Idcr ml'n. Som~ month~ ago he Introduced beCore the Ahle-rrnC'"n a mcn.sure for the drafting of an orOlIHLncl; rf'qulrlng nil the Ice clPltlcrs (I f th(' (·lty to 1'1'ocurC' li censes, which should 8tnl(' th(' sources fro:n which their SUllpllt"s nre recf'lvl'd. The mR It('1' WilS rt.'(erl'cd to the Commil!f'c on Ordinances, ilnd recently they killed It, r<.')hntlng n<,lthel' for 1101' agailist attitude- oi the commIttee has I It.arOThis ll~ ( d llw rl ~hteous Indignation of Dr. Gn:t..ne and he 1~ ou t looking ror trouble. "I'm going t o ~e what's the maltN." said he. " 1 don't know that the com\ was In Buttalo In August mHtf'C has any au thority to kill the mens· ure IIkl:" that. Th C' Ice men don't !:'C'cm " 'hen he made a g eneral Inspection ot to w.lnt It put through , as It will ~top the supposed sources at contamination th t'm from !'I.(·HlnS' Impure Ice. ",'hese lI('l'nq(~ would be Cree to the and explained just what he wished In the way of detnlled data. Since then denIers," said he. "but thlt}· v.~ould prE'scrihe th<' ~ou r('('~ , so tha t ice Cro:tl Drs. Grpent", Bisspll and Hill have been Impure surC1'8 could not be forced on !'Eendlng Information to ~Ir. Fuller. He the public. I cl" hn:-: beco mE' a n ab!tolUl(" has con~ldered It a ll. ! necessity In hot weather and the stlPpl )ir. Fuller Raid he was unable to tell ~t be kE" l)t purp:' even approxtmatply when his report w111 b e- re ady, explaining th a t a tre~endo u s amount of detail work wa! npcessary. H e will return. to Buffalo in ..the near future. I Will Be in No Hurry to sp~~~e;~~~rt ~ address was very interesltng and Instructive. Greene C' hen allff ..... It are that. Il reduces the number ot deAths trom typhoid 80me 10 or 15 per 100,000 of population. Thnt would mean to Buttalo with 400.000 people a saving ot at least 40 or 60 lIv~s every year. . m r ~y ~~,.~ Ibl'~U 10tlklnJ;';w~:I~·erl~l~ ~.Iday CC'URIER. a steNopticon Dr. Greene BlusIraled the Albany filtering planl and Ita 'rhe "to, 'r .. nud then'Core . ' aw UDubl(' g"h-cI' '0 Pull \:.' to m\' tlndlug I ut all) InfurmAtlou ns the work l\ III ~'e tI I C;IUJlut ::'.1), just whrn !ormlltlon 1"1'0111 .l> ~I <;~t'd. t aw ,c('trlu I NOV 2 3 1903 CO Dl ntl88lone r Greene. workings. ~~d~~ i~l~hm~~alllnt;ar:I~~es CI~ ~a;~8 and sediment and possibly with mor~ ~erm~1 than the w ater usually conta.ins "'~nl~ B account HealUl...fiiomm1sslone; boll t~~rkelene adi't8es ciUzenl to .. r n nl:" water. The city's drln kin2' water Is in better condition today than It was la.a~ y?ar at this tim e, but the high wind. \'- e have are likely to ca.use any contamina.tlon th at hns 8PUled In the lake to I~eth·tllrred up. People would better o e r wQ.ter belore drlnk.1n It Then they will be on the sate gSI Boiled w~ter will not give anyone ty~ hold. It S 8. eenRlble precaut1on.r~ ~ \OU city alnre that time. Most of th e information about Burrn lo'S 'n'ater supply obtained by )f r. FullC'l" has been sen t him by the local Hcallh DE'panment His peJ'sol1(LI in"estigaUon on his last vlsll amounted onl;y to a pl'ellmlnal'Y sun'ey of the ground h e ad to Cover his Investigation. pled a city pulpit I.st night and told ot Buffalo's sanitary needp, which are by h The hIgh ,,·Ind. or the last rew days ave l!t1rr~d UD the water of th e lake Dr. Green£' said he does not know how oCPibe u~~~;. In r('Ct'fClll'e l~ 1~'b~l'd~, of the long )11'. Fuller will remain In Buttal Dr. Gl'eC~I~ SUP~lj In the PlhH."f.tlHlltluil. Ii h f o. bad I :-.ulu tht' sui j. e was ere 01' a few days some I1t I Jeen dl~('ufiSl·d. hut' tJ I u:t ll~ Iypbold I ntonth s ago Gnu has not been in the ......!. e 1.u B un"ulo lust HI .. !11l thell! J~ '·1'01· ... ButTalo's Hen,lih"'* Comml~sloner oc-cu- Addre.8 'rOll ,H. nnd City Utlrt('ri I I (UUlIllJs ..;;fO.Dt'r ....c.iJ:.£,(lue t o the prC8~llt ('O~ ~f:' Hlti::dl In r~((,I'("n"e SUPply. 111" FUlh~~ .or Bun"ulo's Willef J:::a:-,t nigbt. ft Hlluni to XI,;\\ York drinking wa leor \\ ht!n hE' gets hen." "I reC'eh'ed n t~lE'gl'nm from Ml' . Fult d ' n~ y~s ~r "Y,' saId Dr. Greene " Hke d"Ired nll?' he wns In BostOn and' I a~ 'f' ! it would be con\'enh:-Ilt to me tor hIm to rome here touay. I wired him back to come at once. so I thInk he \\'111 ani\'(' late this a.fternoon." Wind Storms Have Stirred Up L'lIke and Water is Dangerous. ,"VITU OJi' F.I_ \\atel' E'XPCl't. to Rl'riYt'- 1n Buffalo this nftl-"'rnoan. ~lr. li'ullN' will continue his Inve~lIgallon or lht:' purity of Buffalo's ,Yalter Ifr I.e of 00 T ·\[. J<"EO n'r,"!:"., A ('onfcr('nC'(' " ,'n tween Grol'S'c"~ l"u~1 ~C'ld ~·r.stl·rdny b('. tel' (,l.PCI't; lh':~ltI.1 ~. [hl' Drw York wn· Com,I;Q,!.:sioner Gre~ E'Xpcct~ GC'orgc \Y. Fuller, the 8 DbJe d DJo:l-' .\ D. t"31lh ITIZENS ADVISED TO BOIL THEIR DRINKING WATER. VERY LITTLE TYPHOID fEVER EXPERT FULLER COMING TODAY, Isfa.ctory and lbat would be satthe resol Ution o~o t~~eAI~oard amended that the sa lary b ermen to read spector and that e raised tor one other be aboUshed. the position of the t Health O,Q,rnmffjsloner Greene was asked by a Co u rie r reporter yesterd ay \'hether anything new had b een dis covered regarding the alleged contamlnatlon ot Buaftlo's water supply as the result of ' Vater Expert George C. Fuller's recent yisit. "The matter is not In such shape that we can say anything more than that :\11' Full er is prosecuting his invltstlgution In a. th'orough manner, with th~ co-opera tion at the Health Departm ent," said Dr. Greene. ").1r. Fuller Is unable to say when he will be able to complete his report. He j~ In. possession of all the data th~ t we were able to supply, an d from whilt he has seen of the situ atio n ht:! if. now firmly well informed regarding conditions uP .......o this time. In an importa nt ma tter ot't h lS kind it Is well to make haste slowly, and I believe th e time sp~nt In Investigating will be tim f." well spent." Health Commissioner Greene Is not prepal'pd to advance any opinions of H~ own at J1rcspnt pending the Investigation n'Ow und er way. City Chemist .11111 has been reporting tl'om time t Q time that Bufealo's water is begin l.tng' to show th e usual fall symptoms of con tam ination and has advised t he bol1l1lg of W lter before using for drinki ng purposes. Expert Fuller took hl~ departure tor N e w York on Saturday evening. Wh en he '\'111 return is (.lIlcertain. During his ahsence the ,,'ork (If In " pstlga ti ng wtll go 011 according to his directions with the h elp or the IIenlth Departm ent. Before lellYing, )lr. Fuller deprecaterl any T1ewspRper discussion or his investigation until th e work is completed, and Dr. Greene has C'onclndf""d t o Itt the expert have his way In this p;utlculol'. It Is a.greed on all hands that Buttalo's w apI' h o.o:; been better this year th9.n u~u n l . bu t th at is said to be du~ to an absence of high wInds. The Investlgntors ilre en mp Uns it in all ~orts of weather and th e results or their analysps will be awaited with In.terest. In-I 27 19 NOV FAMILY WAS - DR. GREENE AND EXPERT FULLER TALK ~cuss COND!TION OF CITY W ATER BUT '~AKE NO ACTION FOR THE PRESENT. George W. Fuller, the N ew York water expert, and H ealth Commissioner Vlaller D. Greene had a. conference this morninK" In regard to th e presen t C'onditlon of Buffalo's water supply, The water as it has been a.t various times in the past severs..l years was also discuss ed, l\lr. Fulle J' wl1l go back to New York tonight. He Slated that he was una.ble to tell just when he would return again to take up the Bubject of wnter contamination. "~\"e arc Just looking ove r the records of thl' depnrtment In regard to the water supply," sHHl ::'otll·. Full('r to an EnQ.uirer reporte r t his morning. "[ am not abl e to give out any information as to m y findings a 1 this tlmC', bl'cfiuSC I h(H'e not ,'ct co mpl eted my invc.s t.lgatlon. Nor nm I nble to stnte just when the w ork will be finir.;hcod and "hen a report wl11 be m ade. 1t Is mv intention not to do any ta lking until I·have my report prepared. Todal' 1 am seeking Information [rom Dr. Greene." Dr. Greene' said there was nothing to gh'c out at pr e~e nt. "Mr. Fuller n.nd I hnl'e tallced over mntt l'rs In gt>nernl The subject ot typhoid !{I\'cr was con"idcred. and the many wal's In which It Is brought on. Ot course there ha,'e not be~n many high winds 'this yenr, at lCfl.!lt not as many ns there w ere this time last :year." "Is there much typhoid fover In Burtalo no " '" "Very little," f DESTITUTE MOTHE R AND CHILDREN DB- SERTE D AND WITHOUT FOOD OR FUEL-CHILD ILL. Late W ednesday a.fternoon n. case of Buttering and privation was reported to Overs.eer of th e Poor Kenngo t t, an d it could be but barely relieved tor Thanksgiving Day. Kate Gabr Iel, 30 years old. of No. Mt 4th Street. and her five child ren . t r om 18 months to 8 years old, were deserted by the husband and father three month. a go. The mother Is III, but bad managed t o k eep the children together unt il last Tuesday. when the dJ!trlct physlclan waa called and found William, 8 years old. Buttering trom diphtheria. and had him rem oved to the General Hospital. The m other t hen a.pplled to t he office of the OverBeer of the poor. Thore was no food or coal In t he house. t he chUdren were without shoes. a nd the m other was no longer able to work. Over8eer 'Of tho poor Kcnngott trted to «et assistance from the Chnrity Organlu.tl on Society, but It was Ia.te. and every thing that was provIded for the poo hnd been disposed of. Coal w as sent t he home ImmediatelY and orders groceries and shoes were given t o th woman. The case was aleo reported to tJMi Boa.r~ Health, and the bouse 1"11\,.,0'" ~ed properly fumigated. .A.. �-------.NOV --2--8-1901 NOV 2 4- 1903 and "n:MERCIAL. ' QUIR ~R, . -E lySURrRIS~ fm~~D. ,tlRlEflliGlElATmr CA1R§ . }wlU §T G~9 Department Em pl oyes Were Thwarted in Springing One on Dr, Gree ne. TO AN ERROR. J ewel . ~ L TElt D GREENE has take n up t he matJaAllrH CO ~1M1 SS IO NWAe .. w hic h have been forced on the citizens te r of t he 4@ltigCIdtG it ,r :y companywit h t hefirstattacksorcOld of Buffa lo by the street r a " 'Wtather: M ger Mitte n this morning," said Dr. "I dictated a letter .~9 Ge~era~;uI':in~ec.I\" It betore night. I ca lled his a t GrHne a t noon tOday. and e S tie at the Health Department this morna ~ slight t ell lion t b a com p la int t hat \~as cold an d who had been cominl'. by a m a n wh o was sufte r ng f r~:e ('old Cil T~ I hope by tomorrow we will p elled t o rid e d o.wn t own In o~~ 0 Mitten has ai~\"l"Y8 been disposed to co mply h av e m ore hea.t In t h e ca rs as , r. J. ,,'ith t he r eq u estsl?yt tahnlSy dp.:~~!::;:~t·de"re. of h eat that y ou though t s hould Old you spec 1 m ai ntained ?" w as as k ed. t h e cars comfo r table-. I don't k now just \vhat " No. b~t ~her ;I~o~~d r~~~~red w ith Ihe patrons of th e road wearin g t h ei r of ea \\ 0 bu t p robably a.bout 65 o r 60 degrees an~ o~e~~~~triepartment powe r to compel the street railway co mpany to k eep I: ! ecar~ com fo r tably w arm , It It shou ld not be disposed to act on your Su gges tl on ?" w a.s as k ed. .1 C ,tin Counsel." said Dr "I don 't k now withou t cons u lting we o rpor~n . Gr.en e. . h t f lth C mmisc;ione r in ti m ate that he 'l\ould not stop s or 0 seThe H e~ t to t he pat ron s of the ca r lines, who ha\'e been s hivering pacu ri ng co~ or ft ° lng thei r " kic k s" for the most pa rt to that of one foot liently , a ~ cO~e~ for th e pu rpose o C keep ing them warm. He said that ~~~~:;e: r:;.~ns s h ou ld be fo u nd n eces a ry t o accomplis h this p u rpose h~ wo u ld be In Cay or of u sing. ~ Health H ' j _.. _---------- UJRER. QEPLORABLE STATE r A T SC HOOL NO. 22. Health of Pu pils in Constant Dan ger Because of Condit ion of Sanitary F ixtures Are Disgraceful. s A monument ro i nsufficiency. School No. 22 in Main street. near Amherst Street, a pparently stands u nrivaled. Lacking in eve rything but dtscomfort. its pupil'S are overcr owded an d £ubjec ted to unsanttary co~ditlons that wlll increase In menace as the weather increases 1n severtty. The school was built tn 1882 ,..r~ ma.ins as a. relic of seeming J>'l.... ment or tgn",rance. Its condmmr a s rep~atedly been b r{ ........ It to the a.ttent10n of the Boa rd of Aldermen. Two -weeks ago th e Department of Health again bl'ought It betore the c ity legl51Ia.ture and last night A ld. Belser's Com mittE"P on Schools turned the matter oyer to the Bureau 'O f Building. As a matter o f tact. the old school Is unfit for the purpose l a nd to use it In Its present condition d u ring the r igors ot a Buffalo winter Is to e ndanger the hea lth of every child attending. The b uild ing Is warmed (?) by a low- press ure steam s ystem, a.ntiquated an d p ractically useless. So Inetrectlve Is it that upon cold days the pupils of the lower front room a re forced to continue t h eir lessons In the cellar. B u t It Is not a lone t he heating a ppar atus tha.t Is detective-the \' entilation 113 wretched. In tact. there 15 none. Two or the largest rooms, in one ot \...·hleh ninety-five p uplls s tudy, have 1903 CEca "1 f'l1 110 1:'1) f M adison S treet. Le-onnrd Sii1pel. 10 years Old. was play- J ng In tront of hfs home at :\0 205 Madi I son Stnet ;yc3lerday af t ernoon' when he \\''DS attnckr:d nnd bltt ('n on the let t lcg by a dog. said to be owned by Phil! Dt-buB of No. 61 P('c kha m Street Th~ gOg knocked young Sippel down an~1 tht>n egan to bite him. A pa~serby beat thp by a nearthe wound was .nOt a da ngerous One. The case was rC'ported to th o Health De tment of- ott. The boy wa ~ trea ted I dog b?" phys-tclan. who found that J ficJals. • 1903 " -SS Xl At~: ~::~r~ ~:P~IO~; G reene'. to nre discussing a comedy of e rrOrs in which t hey were fadors. I ncidentally they aro sa ying wor ds in 50ft, lo w tones that would not be p leasa nt fo r the enrs of n. certain )Inin street j eweler and the jeweler's son. The in cident neyer wouhl hn ye occurr ed if Health Commissioner Greene had not planned to c.lebrate b is 25th w edding ann ivo rsa ry today. When the e mployes in the depa r tment I.arned thnt thei r po pular chi.f was planning t o celebrate as s tated. they dete rmined to g iyc him a little surprise. A ft er n number of conferences it wns decided to exte nd the surp rise to Mrs. Greene 88 well. an d to this e nd it wns agr~ed that hest or .i1"er would be about the right h ing to make the s urprise a compl.te and pleasant succeSE. In accordance with this decision, n committe. ,,'as allpointed to buy a chest ot silver. The SUbscriptions fo r the pr ese nt w('re liberal, nnd the committee determined th at Dr. G r eene should have something worth while. After nu m~r o \l s " isi ts to diffe rent jewelers' establishments the members of the co mm ittee fina ll y found whot th ey wanted in a ~l a in street stor e and boug ht it. They also lef t a copy of on inscription to be mar ked on the sil"er plate on the lid ot the chest. The cop y reRd sometbing like th is: "To Dr. ' Valter D. Greene nnd Mrs. Gree n e t rrfm the employes of the health ' department iu h onor of D r . and Mrs. Gre-cne's 25th woodini' a n nivers a ry, Xovember 28tb . 1903." This insc ription in due time W O!!l c n ~ grayed upon the s ilYer plate. was fo u nd to be correct by the pur chasing commilt.e. a nd then instructions were left with the j e weler to se nd the c hest of silYer to the oillce of the bealth departmCllt th is morning a t 9 o'clock. In the t' I f II I'd t mean lrue a p a u was c nre u y 81 a u to insure th e presence of Dr. Greene n.nel :lIrs. Greene at t he ofllc. at the same hou r fo r the purpose of receiving t he . beu ntiful and costl y gift aud re,..aling thei r su rprise a nd p l.asure to tbe asseDlbled employes. One of the physicinns of t he health depa r tment had eveu p repn red n nice little speech to deliver when I I ~~~:SS~~fl;,h~u~~~~~;'sC~~I~Pt\n~ ~~~l~: I r:~::~\~n~O~nt~ed:~~:so~~~~~a:6r~e\1 ~ KNOCKED DOWN Silve~ Com mi ssioner Employes iu the hea lth depar tment u t present fresh a ir a ppara tus In the bulldlng i. a farce . One small rec itation room, 17x13 teet. Is ",enOlated by one w indow a nd a. transom. Twenty- five p uplls use the r oom con tinuously except (or one p e riod or fifteen minutes in the day, and It I. at t hat time alone that th e room Is n lred, It Is provided \'Vith single seats and In order to reclt" within It two pupils occupy the seat tntended for one. Th e condi tion tn th e recltatlon room or·ening from the large stu dy and as sembly r oom of th e second floo r. Is even 'Worse. It was forme rly a. coat-room a nd Is but thirteen b y nine teet. Classes ot thirteen p upils follow each oth er In and out of this air-tight box du ring t h e whole of s c hool hours. It Is tmposslble to heat It In cold weath er. a nu Its Ven til ation comes from th e hall. The hall and adjace nt sta.lr are r.ndered us eless for flre drill by the coats, cloaks a nd hats that line the waH a nd choke easy egress or Ingress. The p lumbing throughout t he bulldtng Is imperfect. inconvenient, leaky and unS'lghlly. It Is Impossible to flush some of th e c lo&ets. Odo rs permeate t he building. Pupils on the first floor a re forc ed to g o out ot doors to reach the la.vatoriee. The latter are In several instances dilapida ted a nd sadly in need of repairs. As a whole. th e bulld lug Is considered a dl s~ce to t h e de -~ With the exception of t he rooms the to use It. , DEC 1 Se nt a C heat of H ome Several Days Too Soo n. t A r.. H~al t h §AI § G}R}EIEN1Eo A CompJaint. E 01' Burfnlo Expre!'<s:-Many or th~ flf'f- mnn Itt roomers In thl" lodr;ing~hou I.' un 10\.H :\1wn ·.trl..:!.t arf' old und mlddh: d/(l.:d Ult:I1. from ·10 to .;) )'t"ars. aud tbey reqUire more beal at tbl oi Se3!,OU of tilt' year to be III lH.u lth and (I't'" frotU 1I1nns that ('old origIIIulc8 tban youngt!r Du;n \\'bo~1.' hlood j g nat urally. ~ ar[Jl Bu t lb(l l~lo n(' YUl"kl'rs \\ ho IN Ro d .ubtrt thtse lodglllg~ b(J1t ~ ~'" otfjiJ;i:·1C1Ill, " ",uld prt (PI' the saving of till' IIrH ' P ot Iud: a tOil of ('anI to thl' f>lhnlnatlon of .111 dis e-.t .. orlglnntt'd by a.nd gpuero.lt>d irom ( olds . H thf'1't' arl' uny prnnklll 8:1nltfl ~ 111· p('1'I()r~ th('y ought to Bee that all til\' j(r~ h1j!: Imt!!'"l"~ arc prup('r l~' heated as ,"... 11 :.IS TJl'npt!l'ly ~(._ l:ul'f'd agnin"t nre. at tll ... O~cl\rrelr . . e or whkh OC'Ct'HS to t he flrt"-e;;cupes should not be illlpcth'd Sulfa to, Dec. 2d LI UERTY POLK "I t'a dI~ 1 ......"'''''. "I pretended I sent the present np to he thinka I don't ~ It ~ II to get it be.ck to send Mer hilt. Mrs. Greene to keep it IlIII IIOt Itt It • Then ~~. Schneider !teklod the phon. agam. In the meantime h. h d ! obtained .inform.tion to th e e«ect that"lt WM the ]m,"eler's son who had made th mistake of send ing an onnlvel'!ary pres~ ent to th e one it was intended for . ... ernl days hefore the anni\'ersary despite th~ fnet th~t it W:lS intended a~ B BUr. prlse. U nflrtunately for the jewel.r', so n, wh en Mr. Sehneider called up the seco nd time, it wns the son and not the fat her wh o ans .... red the telephone. Th. ion bad known nbout the mistake aU th. tim., but the fatber did not leun of it If:i'r -'Ir. Schneider had telephoned I the first time. After a few bot inquiri .... a, to the enuse for the mistake nnd after recej,. n ing nn explanation that on. of the girl clerks had made the mittnke, Mr. Schnei. der. knowing tbnt t he man to whom h. WRS tn Iking wns the guilty one, d.livorOl! himself somewha t in this strain : "Sa~'t do you know what you'd bettE"r do w it h that clerk? l ou'd better dis· char ge her, fire her, put her out of your store. You ca n't afford to k.ep , uch • » rn inlt:Ss being in your establishment ,,'hy, nnyone i,llotic enough to make tl mi.take of th at kind ought to be put out in the brown stone pnlace on Forest avenue pla ying with pap. r dolls. A ~... mao wi th no more brains than that isn't fit for Rnythin g else," Yeslerday afternooa Mr. Schn.ider .... ceived a I. tter of apology from the jewel· er, in which nn exp} Mation Wl\S glt'en I of how the mistake ",as committed. Th. letter was read to the employes of Ihe hea lth departm ent. It was nil the .. ti .. faction tbey had for th.ir ke<>u dlsap' polntlnent in Dot being able t• .,.rry out th e surprise they. had p.l~nned ' 0 wcll. the g ift WfiS presented. A.ll this was p lanned .arly t bis week. Yesterda y morn ing Health Commis@io ner Gree ne appea red nt the office ,,·ith n countenance thnt seemed to b etoken trouble for some one. As he entered the olllce Cbief Cle rk Schn.ider was at bls desk a nd t he other clerks were near at band. " What's this t1lat yo u people ha"e b.en doing down he rC'?" sa id Dr. Green e in n voice that seemed to reek with coming c riticism. " Y\-Ilnt do l you mean ?II asked l1r. Schcn idcr "About that chest of s il,er," said D r, Greene ns bls features began t o r ein x into II smile. "'Yhot'g thnt?" almos t yelled ~fr, Schneider, l1.'; he jumped from his cho ir. Tbe other clerks nlso rose trom t hei r sents in ft stonishD"2nt that their secret h ad been revealed to D r. Greene. Explanations were in or der, and Dr. Greene to ld nbon t recei ving the chest ~ l:l ilYer nt h is house 'Yeduesday morn· ing Rnd ho w surprised Rnd plensed he nnd bIrs. G reen e were a t the b.autiful gift a-8 well as at the spirit in which it wa s tend l"'r ed. After the doctor hnd m nde b is lit tle address of tha nks. Chi.f Clerk ~c}n('ider sn w thnt the fnt wos in tile ~ and told Dr. G reene of whot bnd b.en planned. Then ~r. Schneider got bus y with the tel epbon •. " 11ello. is this - - 's jewelry store ?" sa.id be oyer the tel ephone. " Yefl, t his is )lr. __,'1 crune the rep ly. " Well, I wnnt yoo to have that chest of s ilver oyer bere tomorrow morning a t 9 o'clock shnrp." HAil right," nons the r eply of the jeweler. And then, while Mr. Scbneider was still able to ben r h im. h. ga". dir.c· tions to hln e Ihe chest seut as directed. Withi n about fifteen minutes Dr. eene rec~ived a t elephone message from ~ [rs. Greene to the effect that the jeweler had telepboned to her tllat he w auted the cbest bt 8i1T'er bRcl< And INOV 30 1903 CIT.Y STREET~ ~ IN FILTHY I STATE Result of Discharge of Forty-eight Men Who Had Been Employed Cleaning Down Town Pavement~. HE~~i:[ltTME"T AVE TO ACT, t Main Street From Exchang to High Street~ and tht . H' hways Art Interl ectIng Ii d uttertd With Paper an pile5 of Dirt. ---~'-.rtme• t night the DIP I eilM orL~~~ll~r~~~~kS dISCt,':prr::er;/~dl'''~ ' h h ad been e u an , W 0 town pa vemen rlnc1pa\ Ing the dOW~onseQuence, the,~ 1n • a. ne-cess s rY wer e yes terd Btrett~ thoroughfa reS AJI ..long !daJ~ InterfllthY cond ltlOn~ to H igh and ~':t were from Ex~ra.~:ays. eas t a nd of dirt soctlng ~h popers and PUItY stte.11 strewn w lates In the C umetOUI. whlcll accum ud aallY, were n It not remo~~th had be.n Heaps of It close t o the gether a nd I. d parts of tbe ~" .- '''' . most frequen t: Henry P. dlca t ing th~ot even brooms ha? the business IY tours 0 IUls recentlY.~:~.:cl"'DII)~~1 Col. W a rd lem.nt the done to~~~glngton and Main, . were a yester daY alley the disgrace an nd it be S" ·"~-_i., .,m1 of Bu1fa~ ~o not \mm.!<III" ~'! nlertet"»y protest foouah a pM c\D " aUlllratlng so rnent mcn =: 01 er.onO::::· hOliday With proachlng. oeaoon : . .. deemed - ,._._ _ of the )'cleanJnc of �19 '. o.r 1903 n .cr. 0P7'I~ IlAY call attrntlon ot to PublIC Worn to the ~parunent of • '" t ..." uru-anttaO'" ~rfl't.s on "1 h&1'r not .len. ,'· • Id tbe dOC t 0 ';"d doII't knoW _ n do\\-nto"'" too~r that ratt ot the hor:- the- ~t~ts Art D all\)«e4 to re· dty but It tMY ~ •• hAll cerlaiDIY In & IIIt1>)' state I!Idaa to a bate cAli upon the•• proper 0 the nul!!UlC~, rd was adding 0 The ,,'Ind y •• t. a t of the dirty tho dis&!<I'~abl~n"'i.1 ..-Ing dl .. ase strffUl dawn to\\ n, blt~.r aDd ftlling ,.,rroo bltMr And t of tbose drI ving tht rye$: and noses anJ ,,'alklng, W d. w~en he lett "I !ut'po.!t! Cal. "eAr(lrdens to ht\~ tor CAlltornla, P dISCllarg-eQ." saId th.. e ".....,t cl"'l.D~S, "He probably a merchant yeste" a~. tros:t to keep rtlted on the sno"" 1or t~:"te at inacU,'the di!;t3!e germB n a :' u can see that Itl' until sprin g, ~U;~ th3t we Deed this ls the tlme 0 uch fL!: at Any th~ hand -C'leaners a!; D1 gentl'· a s betime and certainly ~81 ~llrd pxpended fore t"l~tlon time. 0: for 'foremen' In R ~3t d~al ot mon~~urlng the ram~, s¥~:~ p~~a~ the reason ,,·bY he wan~ to economtz~ noW. "*P'"" .We IIsye had 0:' ACTING THE MORNING'S M IL. '0 COMMIS~IONER ORDERS GANG ]lACK ONTO l1AIN STREET, Tht'n~ are t\.")rty-~IE"ht men In alL They Bttt'r.d to that portion of the bl~k system whi h includes the business p3.rt ot Main Street and Inters€'( ting thorought3.re~. H10 not thi' Dt't'1.rtment of Publt~ ,,- rks ordt'red the- m~n back to w('!rk again Health ~mml~~10net:. Greenti<' wculd h:l\"e take Of l~ atter • . / 5\\ EE'pln~" .]lE X _l CE 'TO B E _l LTIl . 1 03 rs a.re open t bls durin g the tll,b bla"'s til on th~ ~~altb and to 00 _L It 15 A menaC"e t~ bu!1n~ men b~s lness and I hope e _." and com- ~ do-.ntOwu "ill cleanIng aet promf~ pel the proper 0 e streets." h The cleanIng oC District A, ""I t e band-cle<Ullng lerrltor)' Is called.,lD.,~ t pre .. nt 1\ big bOoe oC contentlon i e ./ l -Id tlOD I.'t Ihe etreet-C <!aD ng (' F'S her Ob'Je et e d t 0 t he Ra 'ls ""'~~r' no'" betore the Common " u t. con C I W ard has ~D obarged f Du st In a Car In Wh lCh COunClbl, 'I 0 unduly Increa...oed the "",,, ling 0 d8)', COMPLAINT wi th R \ n g ~"'I() t c:quares in trom l! OOOt to 1l9 Sanitary order to ollor the h h Co paD" Contract",.,. wonder ow e 1s :'lng~ to add so much to tba t part of the ,,'ork It It Is to be cut off so soon in the !=eason. '\'cUnx Commlo.oloner at Public Works yo.... aId Ibat be b~d rerelved several c mplalnts concerning the di rty . treets ar.d that be would gin It hb Bttentlon chts morning. =&1; .iDlflTll 111 3TAKE, " There m ust h:.\\'e been !ome mts'take ir.. the Street Department:' saId Yr. l1vrse. " I suppose ther reckoned on a tearon of mow. tn which e\*ent the hBnd~('}~3ning "'ould not be nece...c:.sar y· We alway"! gh'l'- up the cleaning byt"lM mean! wben the SD'OW and frost C:N in. "-heu a thaW" comes we !!:et gang.3 of mt'n at ,,'o rk again 311 durIng tho "int.., It m,y be tbat tbe hand -d.,.nlng ....... gh'en up .. llttle early. J don't know mue:h about it my-se1!. the .Deputy CommlE~loner of treelS baying thBt maner in charge. " The' regul:tr .!treet-cieantng con tractor is supposed to sweep the down to!.m dlSlrkt e"o..,. nlgbL but it Is permitting Ihe pile. "" collected to re main on the streets that is cau31ng tbe t uble. I shall attend to tbe matter the nnt thing tomorroW" morning." I NOV 2 91903 He \ as a MA6l"- Passe nge r . "Th. dn" "'.~ ,,) t~ick ,,,,,'d tbink you MALLPOXIS RAGING. tate Health Department repo rts the Disease Is unusually prevalen t in New York. By the Assocl!l.ted Pre~s. ~ Albany, Xo\', :So-The .tate health department reports an unusual prey3. lenc~ ot ilmaJlpox. The deps.rtment roePOrt:s serious conditions in ChautauQ.u;J. and Cattaraugus count If's, particulari\' ~ear Jampstown. Falco ne-r, ~aY"m; rewsburg. Kl'l!ltonf', Stockton' nnd Ch riott e and pO~5ibh' nlso a t Ell . ih'oer C~k and Gern. er) . n Th e d epartm~nt ~t l t -' ~ th!lt h ealth ofue-e,rs bart! generally nlh'e to the situsUt 1\'t~ Indlt'lerent ~u .. actual oPPQ!ltlon from local ~;rt o. ~:~~e~~dln thE" enforcement or \-:lC~~~~ 1qu f""dnUne. .A bad situation c~ure~rte-d also at )(edlna. Orlt!'an."l: ntJ, wh~re there ha \'e been q.-~ In two months " ... - cas '.::; ty, where th ; at Cl)~~e, "Wayne COUnand Probabb'('o~ea~eU~~'erep?rted ca ses Otb.r pI por •.c, Or more c:t::a\!<''te;N>name I as h'\\'in~ on~ slnln~ ned I' dl ButrnJo, Corlland, 05, D an Lake The deparlme"t lllUntn the $itU:l" .. I " I!=-sue bereaft!?r ed. weekly buti"; s m:uerl ... l!y impro,·· wh~re ~maU et,n~ "naming the pI ces alh. Ptx t'xtMs and will tak~ r steps tOl\"llrd b \'1:1.", lnation Rnd t e enforcement of QU3.rantine. new$'pap~r qU8rt~r.::t.. On~ The ozonl' proce.-s had a trial lo st wt'r~ nt Rn t.l.-t ftl'ruf)UE'ti thrt'o:hin~ bi>e:' w . ..;. th~ l""I)ll1Ult'nt mndt' t-.~. ,,9il1illlll F. ~ pr!ng at X lagars Fa1ls and 1£5 result Wf'rtl' so doubtful that nothing c.a.m.e ot F;:--J:t"'r. ~npt"ri!\t"'n,l~nl nf (hI>' dty anti "-"lDt)' hall. in It ,"'hlpl.int h~ maM t,) C , 1903 the etrort to get that <'lIY to In "est .I:!.L GT'~nt'. Lt':\lth ,,'Orumi~ .. ioner. tbis it... mODt!y in n plant. But one thlug m-;;n;;n;r.l ' S W9 not at all doubtful. That Is tlmt Tilt:" du"-t in t}til" .. til'n W6:i- fouod by . 1.,,- • (be pro(t~ss b ve:ry expensiTe. It C'On~ S up I. Fi<L,'r "heu he eutered a ear nf ' 1.1 ' ot pumping all the water to the tilt' ~(':u. '\.'9. ..... rt'~t 1if'.~ C'o hi..;, way down· ~ town (0 "or~ in tht> lll(\rnin::::. "up\.. tOP or a tower or towers and lettlno it Fi,her Ih'., ~o IDdian Churoh TO,d, H, fall In spra)' whlcq is mel b y a rol umn ;;; ., thst wt.en be t nt,'r 1 rlw I.'ar (.I of m:one- ~~ Qr gru:'I?S ehar"'ed Itb t'Uudll,'U\l W~~ ~\Tt~i-inl.: lIt (he l~s.r. ozone. know ""ometWng of wbat .\. ..... , ... n 8' Dr. t;rt' ... u'" ..:O[ ((\ bi~ .:.met.'" SUI, Fi>her m.l,j, '-"!l'lliaint to bint, it ,'OSIS to pump Ihe war.. r supply of D: (:;r~n~ q.:HL'<i tl'st "would:tt onlH Buftslo ont'e--to llf£ it in 0 the m ains l"'Olli.lllUui'sti" \\ it~ (;~u('ral )lans!:"er ll it- I THOSE DOCTORS ,,- \ ' T THE JOB OF trom .oIagara.· r i ,pr. "-hat It would ten (If tht' Imeroati(\o R:lilwny Com- lD l~TRlCT PH \ Sl L\:\. \.'OH to ho:~t 150, ).000 pUons ~r day I ,- r rdir. .. (h~ 11 ttt"f. "1 :--.pt.'Ike tn 'I~ln:!~~r )[ith:-n oncE' myto the (01' ot an ozone to'W'er 1\00 PUt it ... df :!hOHt thi:-. t,tt~ine~ ... :· ~ili.1 8 U1)1", It h nn,1r":~\ thf"re 15 to be: a n~l."" through the bubbUng prO\.~..., ma, only FL 1 r. -.lnti h~ (•...,Id Ole he ,,'ould Si"~ tight t.W('f tb~ o.Pllt.,lntment of a dLtri~ be gup,ssE'ti. It is beyond rompu~tion. {h,lt tbe ,,\,U wn .. r(l'ml;'iiM. I al::l1 \,'(HU- ph\'8-"daD a l'S.t.~8U'~l' now ('xlstlDo:- In :bl? I ill b Id t h 1'1"ill~i l~nt.t: h ~t 'I't' ti' Dr. Gre-enl". and. D~p; l ~ e~lth" 3. ('Qwurtttt.'e t.lt [ ~e sa . 0 eourse, t a.t there he . . ' llt n t....unmunit..... ti(lu (In th~ ~ubj~t thf' C'h n ,",\vrl"i'to (",'rum!-,.;$Illll, wbt..-!l ,,""n· '~ a dear Prot..."'e- and a besp on~. h"l ~ (:1.111l~er ~Iit[t'n, That di!in' t helt' du("t('d tb~ l"'"~ntuIDacion ..If C'sndidst(,!-, m!llte'That [.., wha t ... 'fagars Falls found and mn(tt'r:--, 311P~lrtlltly. f r the prs('rkl" i~ 1t~ l't"!\(lft l~~ t nldu, ~ bl'wlug thllt t?r\ t ,,·so::. s.sld at the time that tha t ,,-as 'I ot tl!lt ~,lndt.J&.~l'!:!o nnlsheil wjrb :l I'~r":f'~hft~~ kt.'l ql, 1 Hill t M (luH (h~ en i ~ nM: Qf HlO t":1.~:', nit. .". S:"l.' Dr~. R~u" f h'M, he Tt;'ason the ozone pro-ee~ was not l'1"lntin~i. t() tllt- :',,'tu:!\.'!l. .... trt't;'t line by nuy 0 11 \\'~!< tln ~h.J\1~~ and C. }:'. Dunnd d ed. h m~~n". llut til t tIt' rr.H."tH,'E" .,f sweepin:! li~"f"e~" One \ f tb •.l:--·" thr~e wi:l .;et t!le Opt t ere. Th~ cbenp process did ~ut Ih4 "~a. r', 0'. Il,.",,'n~ tl,- o'..,.t tr,'n f~",1. jl1b: -n-l1tC'h p~y~ ,"t""~ a y~ar:. ot kill tbe germs and tbe d~3rt"r " ..... • ...,"" .. .... ."t' 1 ~ b undt'r.:)~""-'Id [b~H Ur. K f'ye$ waot8- the • (he drT lin ... in h~ ll1.oroiu:: b. q\1i(~ com- pt:\,,~l'" FM" t!lst Wll:tt!-r. :lll tht' ~J.uJ\...t3.tt"'~ roce.s~ In experlmentsl u e i n some , ot IleT I'llU.'.... "n .... """ "'tT "3Ut H\.· [!it"'f" ,,",-'uld not bs"{"~ trlt:"d. t.he oJ lh mon on ;..a... .. t: . ' .::xa :nln~rh;n. "ne a[l(~)lntlu; pOWN' tu tb1~ q e ., uerman e It Ie.s was so e~-pen~il'e " " ·h(lu I (,Nllplsinl'd to the conl"im' or "d-=(" lif:::!' ,Hili tht" LlMrtl ,.! llt'alth" Dr: Lobe beyond resch. e,en for Xls[hi:'. II Irnin~ be (oil1 rue he mu~t SWt'"t?ll (;reent. (,!"IUln 1.. [\u~l' ,·t Bulth, ~std thl;, .. ,"\It[ hi~ e:'lr ,-.r :1(, \\ llutd lO$-~ hi:-. job. H e w('ITnlll.~ mft.t n"" ap~lntntm\'n~ wHl ~e mAd" ~8t'6 F aU, where power i cheaper :o.aid e h:"hi ordt'r:'- fr\"lOl lli~ ~ml'any ~~~~l~'~r,,~ft~\,~~:1~t1at1"~~::n?~~ ~\!~rr~ "han in Buffalo or any where e1se in :-W~~('I out hi .. (~~r .H {l!~ eond of p"pry t:.N expt't."'t'\! to r~tU~ f<lf nurly .... :t IDO?[!l. h is rountry. 'Lh {th {' d us inJ.kt' :~.l4 ~"'l'r K nte-h'. DL....Jal!~ne snd C,,'1. \\ 3rd trip. r n'Ul t E" appl"!\nln,,·~ ('I ur tht- Bt.l:tr;ro~It"nlth. It will pay to "watch tbe ozone pro· in that ('91' I 1111n't think the- orders had " -btu ft.$k('d If Dr. li PS\' ' : w(luJd be UkplY'ess-snd UkAwlse to watch it;;: probel'll O~YN any h'lO well. 1t looked n to ~e-t thi! :'lflP(llutID(,.n:, Dr. l.il'~nt s:th1 ..., if th~ car h;ldn't bt'e-n .. wept in 9. month:' tbat it 1.. Imi ~ "ble to tell at [hl-= timf'. nO let'S, aud its boomer~, It will reft~ h(' Nntro" but on(' "'-'It!- hlm <:; l;":f aud. . . dot~ nOt tuo"- hcm- tbt> othtr mt."mb('rs ,·t lel'S Buffa lo of somethlnsr elo.;:~ besll.le~ tht" B('I:lru or H(>:lHh t~l alH."lut the DlSn l'r. :erm If It once get a footbold bt:'re. .\.:-la...1 It !1. w,'man h qU:lltdt--d for [ ~ e _ p!3-C~. Dr. Grpe.Dt' ~51u thst. I'l " ",,rutin w(luhi DE ColONTE ST f IS LI KEL Y =. H <m. f the "~lndy $("St.",.lD !Iud water In lh~ 18:'" 1- Illt\rked t y int4>restln~ ebull!rloll$ likewise In ne,...-p per-! h~ on:) "n~ tha t has b. lryln all Fumm"r to I'ro,,~ 3[ thl> Wllt'tT of Lake ~e "goo.! "nolPh and that ~thl' nt'e1.t of purltleatlon is s. g undle-s~ ..~ are," 1... all at (\u{'~ 8. d,P,.otN nd,o("'8.h." of n ~lt'1.~ls.l '::'o,Y':"lt>tn ! purltl<'atlon. Th~ frit-'DtHy l"l:: zard for ,hi .. ':-'Y'(t")m 1~ ma.n!t~~ N in 1t~ 1Ot.... s.l ('(Ilumn::-. It b ('hara~t~rI. 11" (If ~OIUe pronnc!tll nl'w5pl\p~rs ot <mall dreu larton that th~r ,h) much t lh~'r E'dltor!al boostlDZ SDt.l the r{'t"erse on what the-y roll lh~ir "Io~ I pa""," On u eh n ps~e those "W ho read lh paper re["rreu to ar aunsN ot lhe great merits 0 lhe ()zon~ sy.st€'w and £>\"e-ry mole i::! promOier makes is ehronlele..l as a publl" e"eur or ome Imponance, We are to ld on the lIuthority quOt"'-\ tha t the orone pr~ess is far superior to filtration; thnt Illters I".!mo"e only part ot the germs of di ea e but ozone murd ~rs Ih~ru all. So it .... ms tbl'r& ruu t be ~erm3 dter all. lind that thtl oppo'ition to the IU\l""ruent ior purer " ter has been founded on ignorance of the f8~t~ or e lse on petty jealousy of oth~r lind more widely read papers thllt w~re maklnjot earne" etl'ar to get an Importa nt publlc irupro"ement, Tho White Win!'" whe> k.ep .faln Street in a clenn and wholE~ome conditton '"\'t'nt b!1c-k to work thl~ morning. 0" fnc to the- C'"ompln:nt of :\!nin ... trat't t'rt:hRnts about thC' filthy condltion ot the- str€'t'"t ..-\.crinlr Commbsioner of Public "-ork~ lfor!"lt'- thf~ mornln~ d:· reeted th:\l [he men return to work ar...i re-m:lin.n work until the wen h~r wlll not permit th~rn to contlnut' stre~t is d , '·t.~rt3.in main "lI~n \lur sh P - ITE WINGS .,..,a- ( PUT TO WORK to 19D3 btl qualt:] ..""'\!, no Il(luur. but that C;I ~ s ULl,y arb!! wh iC'h n ,,"omBD WQuid hesitate to at:· , ~ I, . ,y.UT hen an ap POIntment en asked~ ~o supply the "acnn Y 1 ~ h~ ~:t ~;~"l~trtc~ ~~.s~~~~~a~:;~ by the retirement rOe \te' that the vadorf. Dr.......Gree- ne be Pnned until the T'~. cancy wOUTa n~ot from the "-est. lie turn of Col. ~ a~eR.lth Comm l!s tono:- r said that the- ;:; he po'\\-er at appolntdoes not posses~ t • ri"o;ts ,.,-l th the ment ; thnt thlRhl ol'f~~\Ch Col. ,Yard is Board of Hea t • a. membe r . DEC ~ 1903 lji.. ES.- ~ e>ms 3.lmost incre-dible that ~ . of a ,,"'oman <'Quid He unatten1t'"~1 t a week, un til partiaHy devoured by ..""., ~, in a tenement house In the mo~t c Kl'>ted distrIct of Buffalo. .\nl yet that is what o("cu'r 1 '\t );"0. ! SI!11~ Pla<.'(l, whtre the remains ot an old peddler w omnn were dt!'='co\'ered yeslerday In th e ftlthy. )Oqua lid quarters 0 cuple 1 by her in 1Ife. "From the de· ~C'rlpUo n, It would S'~em tha.t :hf'l'~ is' work for the He ' rtment In ~t Immediate nol<:hbe>rbood, ~ 0.:: .. COL. ,,· _\. RD'S _\.RRI"YAL, 1903 I(//C/OUS DOG CAPTURED PIS S Frnnees Ourlak. 11 yf'!lrs old. of No" ~'naon ~trM't . " ' hl1p " 'alk tng In T {"'Iwn· ., n d S tTft t bet1\'tIi' n Pe<>k ha m and wm· hun tHree'., )f\5t night, wa s ' on tho ft.rm ftrC'E' dog. which bS3 been. a.nnoying t If' of that dl~trlc:c tt1r so m e tJm~ Her wound WiU selig-ht and .... as trt'3ttd b) Dr" S~ u th",·ard. t he dis· ulct rh.~ aidan It Is ~81d thot l\ !'ohort time ngo the ~e d"s;: tor~ a J.'IIf'C~ out ot th e coat oJ. an omepr. ~'ho tried to shOot It. A 't"mall bo\' who ~:'\l\' the altair last nf«ht c.nUf:"ht tht:" dC'l~ thl~ momll18" and took It to th~ sth PTe<,inc:t Station. Tht'- pullet: turned the animal OYU" to the do c.:ltcherl. "'p �, An ,- COM r--- YrL:RClA~ --=- mOllt or ...- fBIG fAlll~G Off. 0 Health cords Show Fewer Cases thiS (" ases Deatb •. R<'p<>rted, .... .. ... .... ....... 6 1" February ...... _...... .. ,.. ~ ~~ !\[nrrh . . . ... ... . ...... ... .... 2 12 ,: :::::::::: :::: :: : ::: . .Tune .. . .... . .. ....... .... 3 96 9 16 4!l ONE SOURCE OF DANGER, :~:~U~l'::::::::::::::::::::' 1~ Sept <'Ulbpr .. ... .... .. ..... . ... 3 ~~ ~I~~,~I Year thau Last octobf' r ..... ...... . ...... . ... . :'\o,rmbe r ..... ...... .. ...... . Greene Say. Ureelllber . ....•....•.. .. . .• Many Cases are Contracted in Nearby Towns . COU R\.ER. tbat city, Na.byllle Ie not known I :1~:I:u~~~:~ '~~t~~' ~~'I;~I; 48 'IS derl,ed " Ith CommiSSioner W alter D. Greene H e~ ~11e_ tHat .. orn e ot the h as reaS h u~eS In East Buffalo are big ~laufhter ~th wholesome pork meaty sentnt( a. ong W that h ave died at dtsportions dot ul~ftf: unwholesome carca.sse ense an ~ f lard This Is a gro~s I~ th~ori~~l~~e °heaUb · laws. Dr . Green~ v l;ks Buffnlo needs two m ore 1nspec orB the Eas~rt~lo ya.~. ~ at DVISED TO SOA( f DEAD HOGS WITH J Susp icions ENQUlREft-- Confirmation of hi. eome slaughter house susplc10n that East Butt'a10 u se hog! th:t~pr~etor8 In ' N EEI)fOF MOAt t~ INSPECTORS AT nat~ ral death In making lar~\C died a c eh'ed by H ea lth Comml!S'lonerWG1S reo. today. "'""'-'-= reene A packer of prominence ,vh I ~ - KEROSENE OIL of Health en ' "mmIS. s, oner Greene Confirmed by a Packer. D__C 15 )903 17 d<'cP holr ftlr out In Lnke- :\l1cblgon. --- ~ JJELlE \ '1llS LAW IS VIOL~Tl!lb. nl<; n tn>hold cltr. but Its health r ecord.!! s~ow tbut It I, nOlUly \Ill to Burrnlo In t ile mntil'l' of typhoid re~r r nses and d ea ths . Th E' l'~rd f or Xnsbvtl1e (or the current year, ~o tnr as obtniuabl(', 16 us follows: , 'r h' d Department s yp 01 , 'le- Janual', Heatth Commi., io ner DEC 1 6 1903 Na.sh"lII~. Tenn .• R. so-catted inlnnd ctt)", btlS n populntlon esthnntNl at 81.803. ac· cording to the r ppo rt5 ot the henlth (lepart:· -DEC 10 19D3 yesterda y's NEWS or th 0 read In d ying on trains for lar:mU:~lnot hogs other food purposes, ca lled g Greene today. " Your ri ght," said he, ''I',.. been bogs lor 30 years and I know packers use the carca!!te! ot hogl d ied from disease or expOsure .. A good plan for YOur Inspector. to a dopt would be to loak the dead hog, t hey fi nd In a shIpment "'Ith kerosene Tn According to H <,a ltb Comml~e-r Greene, :hl1 11l,1~ the w:\tuS of th e lake Are seldom wbo bases bls assertion upon t he cnrefully· distu rbed by storm , hence. it is thought, k<'pt r~cordS ot his depal·tllleut, there Is a )lll".aukee bflS comparath'e tree.dom fro~ big fnlllng ott In the fatnllties trom typhoid the t ypho1d s('ourg~. Mtlw aukee S typho d f e,"er for th e lust f ew mouths ot thi s y ('n ~ rt'C'Ord Is !\.s follows: os compared wflh the corl'e~rondlng mon th s Cuses ot last s ear. And the record o f thi s year, Deaths, Roported, ns (.'Ompnrcd with 1001. for the f'Orrt'l"lpond· J an uary . ...... ......... ... .. . 7 oli. Pour a liberal quantity on Ihem 27 a nd In to them, The oil Would taInt the 1~ Ins mon t h, shows n failing 011 thnt Is gl'ati· ItlJ\)rul\ry ..... .... ..... . ..... . 6 meat so it could not be sold and would 15 2 f;rinE: t o persoll <l ,,,,bo do 110t belfe\"c thnt :\!nrr b ..... . .... .. ... .. . . ... . . ft a vor any lard made trom the rat l. In 7 the rime Is yet at hROd wb pn til<' city wi11 Aprll ....... " .. " ...... . P eople tasUng kerosene In th.lr lor6 8 han' to go to puo r ruous ex pense In pro ,·ld· M ay,,, .. " .... ,,·,, .... ·· .. 4 ,,"ould kno.w better than to buy the 20 2 b rand a second time." ing methods of purLlylng the W A(E'I" s upply Jun e .... .. .. ....•..... , ••.• .l uly ..................... . Dr. GTeen e Is consldertng the advice tor tbC" pnrpose or bTlnglng noout r esults Au~u~t .. ........ . .. .. ... ... . 4 ]S and may tollow It untU he has enough that, possibly. mny be obta Ined by other SPptember .. .............. . 6 12 i nspectors to watch all the slaughter 16 aud cbenper methods. OctobE'r ...... . . ..... .... . .. . 6 h ouses closely. ""'" "The thing tba t we go by," saId Dr . No'\"emher . ..... .. . '.' . ...... . .... -. Greene. "Is not the num~r of cnses r eport· December . .. ... • . . .... . . • .. ('(1, but the number or denths r e-:ulttng -- ONSIDERABLE trouble Is ex perl-I 147 ( '-' enced by Inspectors '<7t th~h - . ------ .----.. .. ..... ._-_.-. . .... Totals . .............. " .. . 46 trom sueb cases. nep;mim.$!lt, It Is said, in watch"It will be noticed . hy co mpnrlng tbc ree. "While the records show tlutt tbe ,enr ing the g East Burtalo slaughter ...... - ._...,-_ ....... -'".. . ords tor tb e en tire tb reE' years. th at durIng 1003. so (ur 3S typhoid is concerned. h as said He-nl t h houses to see that the law fs not viathe lll~t mont hs or last yen r th e death r at e not heen n 1.>n d one ror B u If. lo" . I n i Flo show thnt ated In any way. As there are only Hold up Dr. Fell's Bill was hlgb. Thn t wa s due to the f Rct that G r eenc . "thf'Y I I . two i t t t' d t E B th(>re W :HI n rUIl at typhoid In the city at ComU1~soncr ~ve hn't c typhoid v.'b ('D th(> storul S sti r I1P nspE"' C ors s a lOne a • ast utfor studying Currents. thot tIm e. ThIs run extended Into t he t th lnke and there arC' hlg f a l o looking t or diseased and dead catt \\"11 ers 0 P tle h th I th spring of this year and makes the dea th tb(" r 1 e1s In the stl'(,IHn~ emptying Into the . w en ey arr ve, e men a r e kept he question as to whether Dr. George res 1 I th I ' '\ ery busy, It may be :ha t in thp near E Fell sho ld receive "ny com e rllte from typbold tor this year h igh, nl· lnli.{'<.: ~outb of Bua'nlo. There ., 3110 C t ct ure Healt h Commission er Greene "ill . i u .... p nsa· though nenrly a ll the cases of the earl~ fndor rrgnrc1ing l~'phoil1 In Butrlllo \·"blcb, ask thp Common Council to amend the ;1~~ r;~~rh!~r~eO~~ ~~asrt~d~ri!fo t~el~~~ months ot tbts yenr are t r acenble to tb! to un" mind. I... nn ImllOl'tnnt one.. It Is ol'(llnances so that more inspectors can it the city's w a ter supply was eODtam. run or typhoid whlcb we had during tbe last SOOlt';hln~ thnt ~('m" to be ('Yerloo liPdN! be e~ployed. fn a t ed was d ebated (or half an hour be· month s of Inst year:' ~)\" But(nllJlliau'i whE'U dl:;cu~slug typbold WillIe Health Commissioner G r eene f ore the aldermanic finance committee The de-ntil rate for typhoid in Buttato for • •1 I h h1 be tnl 'e n Into conshH.·ra t lou does not care to mention the places yesterday afternoon. Alderman Adam ~ where it is necessary for the inspectors m oved to allow Dr. F ell $250, so as to the three years mentioned, mont h by month, :Wu t : , 011 to make particular enquiries, it is get a motion b efore th e commIttee, as was as tollows: . 1003, 100'2. 1901. It Is "'cl! 1,;.UO"11 th:Jl ~OlUe to,,' I1<1 Ill'fil' Bu(· known that several ot the slaughter he explained. Alderman McEachren thO'Ught It ralr rnlo hny<, gn":H troullic with th('lr "ater hou ses In East But'falo aTe under sus4 January ................. . . 1H n picion. This suspicion relates more to gi ve Dr. F ell that much. as he had F~bruB.rJ' ................. . 14 7 supply aud c()Dll1tlon~ fir(' collstantly pre· partioularly to the dead hog, whi c h is worked pnrt at two months. There was ~1nr ch ..... ........ .. .... . . 11 8 5 .. ~tIIl1g In them wbleh, in Bu(Illlo. would found In almost e"ery carload that no ob li gation on tbe part at the city to 8 U April ........ " " ...... ,' 13 be regarded ns <'pldemic. I m('nn that they arrives at the stockyards. When a pay the money. Alderman Harp op· 1\lay .. . ..... . ...... . . ... .. . 2 8 5 bS"e so man..\" ('08('..<1 ot typhoid in these local slaughterhouse r eceives a con - posed t h e payment of any money to Dr. Jun e .•...... .. . ...... ... n 8 5 s fgnment of hogs, and a dead one Is Fell. "He dId the work of his own voll. towns. W ell. becnuse th('se towns happen ~ 3 JUIY .............. .... ...... . . 10 f ound in the load. the carcass Is turned tion and h e has tbe b enefi tot tbeknol'l'1· to be U(loar Blltrnlo 8ud busiuess men from O\'er to the buyer with the llve hogs. Aogu f.'t ..... ...... .... .... .. . . 9 8 18 edge h e gatned," sa id Alderman Harp. Sc)...teJU ber ... . ........ . . . . 13 17 13 Ul1trnlo a r e constantly ~oing tQ tbose towns, Unoer the hw, slaughter~ houses mus t "The trouble is, w e baven't IUlY fUnd October . . .. .•••........ . 12 l7 11 it rOIlO\\'8 that many cases at t.ypbohl which not put In wlth the lard hogs the an l- out or which to pay anything to the ;; NO\"(,Jnber ... ... . . .. • ... . 8 2~ arc l'l'lK>rted as haYing hct'n ("ontrflct('(l 1n mal" which are dp.3.d upon arl·ivaI. doc tor," said Alderman Adam. It was D(lcembcr ... . .... ... ... . . 0 14 10 this ('ity really should be credited to these These anlmnI~ arf' supposed to be c las - finally d ecided to let th e matter lie 1n siftad ah the grease hogs, out of which the committee box. IlParby places wh pre the victims obtai ned flre made soapE and oils . 'H'OwE-ver, it ,. Tota ls ..... . . . ........... 123 l:!O 98 ~-----,-the g C'rms. So !Ar as the ~torms In the !s said that soma of the places, it they Thf" deeth r ecord for DecembE'r ot this vicinity ot Buffalo are concerned, Butro..lo. are not " -atched, put the hog. which I -y ear Is not gi"'en because It will not be nlnns cnn protect themselves by simply '\'a~ den.d upon arrival, in with the _ romp\l('d until the- ftrst dnys ot ne::-;t month. boil ing 811 their drinking wnter. Of course lard hogs. after the sera ping ot the h as beeY'l ('ompleted. In one or Til e r eC'Ord ot cases r eported for tbe past It wlll mean n little tl'ouble to them, but carC1l~ two house£l, jt i~ claimed, the Inspectors .. --.. - .~_-_-_ --L ~ three ypnrs nlso ~bow~ n toiling oft In the It wlll be le~ s troub le than paying doctors' h&.ve t o und it necessary tot") remain ou ('ost'S or tYllbolU. 'I.'bus t nr tWs mcrnth s ix bills, the prenlis~s uT'tH they have seen the • " ('Rses hn\'e been reported. nnd they ore In· "During thC" times wben thcre arc no hogs ()f thJs t "'J dipposed of for grease (.'ll1{led 10 the appended tnule. ~"eo It the stol'ms I venture to say tbat Burtnlo's ty. we ha \'e n o positive proof that numbel' of en~eg reported in ~o\,(-'1Dber Is phold collultlons nr~ not nt nil alarming. a ny ot the slaughte r houses are doing this kind or business," said DJ' C Wl.C:.. . - allowed for the ('urn'nt month. the y ear To be on tbe ante ~lue, bowe'rer, It would "we hllve to k eep a watch (ffi some -6~ 1. 0 'R O OF HEALTH Al~POI.sTS DJt. r C'co rd ot cuses reported w1l1 stili be below be wel1 tor residents or thIs city generally th em for tear th ey 'will do so.. Now, this P n. that ot last yea r by t wo cases nnd I!! contrary to taw, and once I find a case " rESTJ~' GHOlSE DI STRICT to boll their \\"nU'r at nJi times." wh er e the r e Is an abundance or proof, the that ot 1001 by 81 cnses . culp r it v,'Ut have to answer cour t proPH1·SJCI.\ 'x. Th e record o( cases reported tor the three ceeulngs. It is not right t o h a ve th os o h ogs, which are dead when they arrive past y ears Is as toll ows: here, used tor lard purposes. How long ., 'appointed "... B 'dor Health tOlola) th ey ha.\·e been dead is unkno\'\'n. and to 1003, lD02. 1901. .1 he oar....... . UlI:e or ~o. 541 use them t or (>aUng purposes, while there Dr, Geo rge H, West\ngho " E. E, JA nUary .......... ... . .... . 28 may , be no immediate bad res ul ts. Is a 18 48 t t succeed Dr. pra.ctice that th e la '9't-' w11l not coun teF ebrunry ...... . . .... .... . 47 18 42 East Eagle Stree ~ 0 td (0 resign nance. 1'lnr('b . ... ................ . 52 H 28 "'aldort who was campen 's "My Inspectors tell me that In some ' I The place pal April .... .... . _" ,." .. . 2.i ~l 2! places they have been compeIled to wa lt as a district ph)"slc an. IntErre."e Moy .. _.. . ........... " " 15 9 for some Ume until they ha\"e seen these 8 d ead hogs put through th e grease proJune •. • .•.••• ..........• 17 20 10 S400 a. year. but . It doeslar not practlct . cess. They ask w ben the slaughter house Jill, ..... .. .. ........ .. . 13 ]6 16 with a physician s regu 100 on the men nre goIng to perform on the dead ~~ust . . ..... .. ...... ... . 48 41 106 hog, and th ey keep on puUing It oft,. by Dr. \Vestinghouse s.tood Flood Ke)'ES ~pt(' mb er .•.• . .. •.•• ... 31 61 59 eaylng: 'Oh, we'l get at it in a IJttle lis , So did Dr, Regln' D Key," ;'4 whil e,' or something to that ettcct. ~ow. October ... .. .. ... ..... . . . 26 44 hy",lcia n. r. Jf th e Inspectors ha\'~ to leave, what IR to No'\' ember •••••..• ..•... • 21 75 28 and one other P ~.. xamln~tlonll prevent them from putting the hog that Deccmb(>r ....... .... .... . 6 24 SO has passed 100 on preVJOUS e;h appoln~'" arrived here dead In with the carcaSSPR or There 'n'el'e 4S8 dea.ths in But'talo l e..st those ~'h lch arrived here tn good shape and she had hoped to g:~e ~lS shoVrt n Totals .................. 329 36(1 month an increase or 44. over the sa.me and were stnughtered hpre? We ought to ment. professionaJ:Y. ;alifled for the I have mor e inspec tors, Certainly. two are herself to be pertcc~ Y fQ Heailh alWAY A By way ot comparison th e death record month In 1902.. Ot the deaths, "1 were not enough tOT the bIg stockyards that place. but th e Boa~Yh~n there has been tOl' typhoId r rom Cleveland mRy be ot In· from 'v i olence in cluding five suicides. B¥~~I~pl1~:,:~' largest sla.ughter hous(Ios in ha~<I <. Ilosen a man DIphtheria clalmpd 11. alcoholfsm 10. East Burtalo tbe Government has Inspec_ tercst. Tbls re-cord 1s <:omplete for the en· a \·Bcsnc:r· r De-Groat, one o[ the From no'" on D. III have tbe dl!· tire year Just closing with tbe exceptfon at typhoid fever 8, measlE'S 1, croup 2. con~ors stationed. district physicians, \\~\"aldorf tormerlY the montllA or Nov ember and Decembe-t'. sumptlon 36, 8C'arlet fever I, cancer 22, trict to whi ch D.J~. \Ye5t1nghOUSP ,\111 Cle,'C"lnnd hRg :1 populntlon about the sa me apoplexy 19, pare.ls 4, heart dlsease was assigned. tormerly covered bY ft.ij thnt ot Bun'nlo. :ret Its death r eco rd from ~5, pneumonia 40, appen dlcltls 6. C'rt th e dis[rlc t typhoid h; Dlurb ~rentcr than that of Bu r· DeGroat FJtty-two new cases of scarlet: rever. fltJ o. totaltng 424 tor the first ten months ot 111 or diphtheria, 21 or typhoid tever the yE'ar ItS compare-d to 313 t or Burrolo tor and 42 of consumption were reported to the sante JDonths. tnt> Board Qt during lhe past The Cle.yeia.nd death r ecord f or typhoid month. Only one case of measles was Ie a~ follows: reported. There were 493 births, all white, and Jan uRry .. ..• . .. •.•.. . .......•... &2 371 marriages duri ng the month of NoIt'c-brunry ............ ... ......... . 23 vE'1l1ber one marriage being of colored '\[arc'h . ......... . ...... ............ . . 66 . e()PI~ ~ [~ST BUrF~lO. IH'EALTH COM M IS S ION E R GREENE SAYS TWO MEN ARE NOT ENOUGH TO WAT CH CER- I TAIN SLAUGHTER HOUSES AND PREVENT WRONG USE OF HOG CARCASSES. .. ... 1 71903 ,... __ = EXFfE"'<;' .. I I I j DEC 2 2. 1903 'lMfSL P~}~~~i:" l DEC 1 2 1903 ONTAGIOUS DI5EASES ARE NUMEROUS f Ap ril .......... " .. ....... ...... . ~fn y .. . .. ..... . . .... .... . . .. . ...... . Jun e ....... ......... . ....... . .. . . Jil l)" .. ........................... .. . Augu st .... . .. .. ............ ... .. . . f'cptolDbM' ............ , .. , ..... .. Octo})<,r . ......... . . ....... . .... . . . Novcnlher ............ . .. . . ..... . . 00 51 311 54 42 40 22 KEYEII. IS fR TURN OWN ED 0 �CCURl ER -;. 'RIER. ~~~~~..;;:;..~'""'"_~........_ :-~police guarding several V ictims of the Smallpox. Smallpox Patients in the Quarantihe Hospital. (WILL ALL BE ~ QUARA NTINED Elgin Pringle; William Cameron and S allpox, in a. mild form at present, Frank Foster, who Ufe suffering from HE)ALTH DEPAn' l')lE:\'T DISCOVE RS has broken out In this clly. r. w,,\ter smallpox, were ycsteruny remov(>d to D. Greene} he-nllh commlssiont=. mel.'- the qua.ra.ntine hospital in Ea~l Ferry FIVE J\CEW CASES 0'" ..,.,.'f!'I!l!\'rruntined three buildings. Two street. Pringle lived at No. --i73 111 odd of the buildings are in Oak street and S~IALLPOX. way and yesterday the 8c,'en pen~ons the other in Rl'on.dway. Three- cases are who were dt"tuinccl in the bu\lc1\ng ' .... ere known to (:'\.is t, ull of which can be released. The building was thoroughly fumIgated to pr(\v('nt the spr(>ad of the trnce-d to Medina. . Five ('ases of s m a l1pox, making seW"n The health d pnl'tment on Tuesday disease. The buildingS at No. 35 and No In all In Bul'falo. wel'e reportpd to the lenl'ned of a. BUP1)OSt'<t CIlS(" of smttUpOx 47 Oak stre£'t wh('rc Cnrneron and Fos: H~ Department yesterday. which, in a roomin g -house a.t No. 4G Oak street. t er lived, also were fumigated by the nltJi"OUgh at a mIld form, demonstrated An e:"'CuminnUo n showed that Charles h ealth officers. Spvcral occupants of the the wi~c1om ot taking eve ry precaution Foster, who was 111. was Ruffering fro m building whElre Cameron was laken sick to heart off what mlghl otherwise be the disease. 'rhe h ouse was immediately are being watched by the hea.lth 001an epiilemlc of Fierlous proportions. placed under guard and an investIga- cers. A remark.;ble ci rc umstance connecttion was made to learn where F os ter Dr. Greene "aid last night that he .d ,,'It h the reported outbreak is that bad contracted the disea.se. Foster, who ~vas investigating another case which two ot th e \1cUms, not knowing tha.t was a piano-player in the hotel and samay turn oul to be smallpox. It Is on lhE"Y had small pox. boarded a train for loon at No. 63 Broadway, owned by E l- the East Stde ot the city. near where Springville yesltl:rdnyto b e the guests ot gin Pringle, sa.id tha t a ~Toma.n named the other C'fises were discovered. some el'ie-nds during Ohristmas festiviHamilton who visited there had been ties. Up to a late hour last night they sut'!ertng from chickenpox a. short tim e h.'1d not returned. Hea.lth ......Qommlsago. The doctors from the departmen t sioner .,Qreenp. notified the health officer I went to Pringle's place yesterday and -------- ---~ Springville to look out ror them. ~ found Elgin Pringle sick In bed. His t"ace ,vas coyered wIth a rash and it was quckly lea rned that h e was 8utr ertng from smallpox. The saloon and h of'FC 2 6 1903 tel was closed and five ",,'omen and three Six new Cases of Smallpox are found. men in the place were locked tn the ')uIldlng. The poll ee of th e third pr e~ c1nct were nntifted :lnd thr ee office.s J~.i·t' !DR. GEO. H. ,\V ES'l'lXGHOUSE. were sent to k ee p t he persons on th e . S1. npw rnsef' of smallpox were di8 Inside ffonl leaving th e building. co:rel'cd in this ('tty )""stl"reday by the ApPOinted District Physician Dr. Greene and hIs men co nttnued ofi!('ers of th e h ealth d epartment. These by Health ~S!QPpr r,feene. their inyestigaUon and learned that the malte nlnp. ('n~e-R now under the ca r e of Ham!1ton womnn h ad lived a t No. 37 th e h ealth d epartment. }I to. at I Oak street. A yisl t to that house brought caRes found yestf'rday are in the Witto light a case ot smallpOX in the person Hams block, a t the corner of :.\1.a.in and of WilHam Cameron. Cameron told the I Eagle s t reets. Those Ruf'rerlng fl'om the doctors that the Hamtlton woman had disE'~se a r e th e Ulpmbers of the Quigley Uved tn the Oak street buildtng when family, fa th er, mother and two small sh e was suffering tram alleged chtck- children. and a boy nam e d Hummel, enpox. who llve~ opposite the Quigleys in the I All three buUdings are now under po- same building. All thC' caRes a re mild. lice guard. Today Dr. Greene ,vtll d te- A man and woman who l\ved on th e infect the butldlngs and If no new cases same floor in th e bulldlng and who. the break out will release the men and Quigleys sa)", h ave just got over the women who are held prisoners atter smallpox. yesterday went to a small vilp they have been ·v accinated. l lag in Eric County to s.pend Christma.s. The smallpox. Dr. Greene says, cam e Th e h ealth officers are awaiting th eir Dr. Geerg! C. Westinghouse trom h<Iedina. Son1c time ago :l.. m an who 11'cturn. The health officer s in the vll· .- ---lived in tbat vil lage a nd was surtering I lar;e will the-n be notifi e d of the trip of @f Niagara Str.et Appointed fr om th e disease. canle to this clty. He th e sma.llpox suspects. Th e Williams called on the Hamilton woman and a building. w hi ch h as an entrance at No. thne later she b ecame ill. A S East Eagle street. h a s been placa.rded. by Health Commissiener short physictan was called and he saId she police office rs a re a lso on guard a t the suffertng from chickenpox and buUdin g. Greene to Succeed Dr. was treated her fo,. that, L oul, West. who ll,'es at No. 56 WuI, nut street. is suffering fr om smallpox. in a mild form. Dr. Edward Cla1'k ot WaldElrf. th e h ealth departme nt yesterday visited s tlPOX Williams W est. " 'est is a musi c ian and he says h e worked in Pringle's concert hall at Bloc k Were Sent to the QuarDr. George H. W estinghouse ot No. No. 53 Broadway. PrIngle is noW at the 641 East Eagle Street was appointed a antine Hosp ital. quarantine h ospital. distri ct physIcian yesterday to sucToday the Quig ley familY, th e Hummel boy and West will be r emoved to ceed Dr. Eugene C. Waldorf. The place The four membel'~ of the Quigley famThe h callh commi5sioner has acted th quarantine h ospital. ily. th~ llummcl boy and )'lrfl. )Ii11er , pays $460 a year. and tn no way internIl of whom live in the " ' illinms block t"eres with the physIcian's regular pra • with commendable promptness In deal ... ti _ c tn g with the three smallpox cases wh ich nt ~lnin find E :\gle Rtreets, were sent to th <:" Qual'nntin p lIo!';pitnl tbis morning by Dr. ",VesUnghouse has a standin of ha ve been discovered. ordcr of Dr. (iri'E'IIC', henlth cOUlruj~sion­ 100 in the civil service exaIl).lnation S did Dr. Regina F lood Keyes but · D 0 or. Ail of ~I,,·e smallpox. Greene, Health CommiSSioner', oppose~ :'Ill'!'l. )li1l('r sl)(-'I\t rhe holiday visiting the appointment of a. woman as dlsfriends in f'pring' iJlE'. She returned to ~rict ph)"sjcian. Dr. Keyes was turned Buffnlo Stlll ~l:l .' I.'\'("ning a nd wns imm~ own last year by CommiSSion ,"" rli ut(>ly \'i!:;it(,ll hy n physici a n from the G:eeri nnd a pretty little row resUl~: health de-pnrtment. who found her to be e. r. Keyes believed that she w as suffeling rlorn <.I.DlntJpox. As she spent entltled to the appointment this year inasm uch as she claims the dutJe som p tillle trn' diuj:t in street cars nnd a dIstrict physician a re such that ~h 0 rllilroad rrnin8, numbers of pprsons must can be properly performed by a. . ey hale bcen l"xpo'l;ed to the disease. Dr. ~1l. However. the opposition o;~o~­ Gr('enl" W~lrns nll tler~ons whom sbe "i... Kreene prevented her appointment D . ited in RlwingvH1c to take e, ery possible ned eyers has shown herselt" to be q'ualf~ ~('('llutioll to prevent the di seuse brenk· or the place trom a ! standpoInt. but the rna pro essional ling ou t there. twice defeated her for t~~e~l~t sex has At the r equest of Dr D ceo of the distrIct physlcla~s e Groat, .one house 'w ill cover the dist f~' ~estmg­ form erly covered by D .;; c at was De Groat has an r. e Groa.t. Dr. Street and West A ~fflce at CarolIna. PRESSf:-, cover the district t~: u e and he wl11 covered by Dr. Wald t tWaJ!J formerly ACK or wholesome and s uffi cient :itm~ark ex pe rim ents recen tly conducted inghouse will cover th orE Dr. West~\~nt;l' ma~. prevent the selection oc port, and the commi ttee h ere i tr lct. By the Change £st Side dls0rt Nia gara as the site o! 'l,eologlcal house wIll receive $45~ While r. Westing- ~~e new United States ml1ltary post. to cure the requIs?;e su;pJI;'PosSibJe to seGroat's salary will be • I Dr. De . on y $300. , l.ocatf'd in Western New York, an d st must. be watered adeBl·FFALO. D e('. !!5.-Nlnp oersons sufagam hope spr ings within the breasts qU~~:lyne;vOJ. POh t e maxJmum number ot from smallpox wer e taken to the ot" Ul'ose who have striven for the c hoice £;~~ t~ be sta tloned there. Under the fering <Iuarantlnp hoopltal to-day. Six of ,the e t: aw, ~'lth its provisions for eno! a site nearer Buffalo. c~se~ wprc di ~covp red In a dance hal l In J~N po~~eg the Buffalo committee ap - ~~pments of regulars and State Broa dway. wher£' a JargC' number of person Ihtla. the number may r eac h 10000 WE'TC' exro~l'd to infection. BlJffa~ t? w orlt: for the se lection ot. a . S eral S~ ~te a ppeared before the Gen- men. The present supply a t Fort NiTh e he1 !t h ?11,"h Q "J. \i(.~·are work' 1 d agara, u sed at most, by a t ew hund red to ~tamp Ol1t the d seasf'. Two ~nJfld~~~ stron a at \Vas hlngton, one cil the CI' .tIL. the i gest .arguments it presented was men is 500.000 gallons a day. The n ew ha ,'e b('el"! ouaranlincd und 8r~ undt!r ~ - -- -- - - '=' s{rong police I'tllarfi . , . r.equtrpments DOG BITES M.-\S. l)U re ~~~tlsabi1ity 'Of an adequate and IIon gallons. w!ll demand several mil• rank Pankow. 35 years old ot" N n.bundanc~1' SUP~lY at Niagara, and the No qu~stion has ever been raised as 1 Germaine Street, was bitt' t .. o. source. 3.n purity ot the Erie to th e possibllity of pure and abundant sources near Buffalo. and the robc,,"it o! the r ight leg yester::y nb;h: rO~~~dco~~::'titl~e bas recently been In- able !allure Lo secure one at Nlag~ra is dog owned by J oseph Wasznac k of aba ndon ed t e Genera l Staff has taken by many to mean a r e turn b th ~~nc~e~~~. ~.he man was attended by Source of Su;;;~y Nlafa l·a River as a General Staff to the active consiKera: herst Str.,-t Say I.. of N'O. 211 Amred a t e II·mg • ablact con- tEiO!l of a site 'where the w ater of Lake ~ slde Niagara. ow which againstIs Fort rle may be utl11z ed. 0iC-2 61903 ., . ln~ NEW DISTRICT PHYSICIAN NAMED DEC 28 1903 .- IN QUARANTIN Pa~ien~-,n C2 41903 - .....~ r _. ~ATERUNFIT F FOR BIG CAMP. Lack of Sufficient Wholesome Supply Sh by Tests at Niagara _ Buffalo's own Chances Improve. L ··-.-.---..... .. I-,.1904-_ ~ be~~r ~olm? weeks Army engIn ee rs hav~ te~ting wells in the known art NIagara a nd It Is the to the Buffalo committee that "'am result h as been unsatisfactory The sU~~I~~tO!i water eecured has been InitiU[lttes I~n~~~l~t~trt ~~ges~~:bl~~lown Sink ~ethe mtention of the engineers to 0 r l~~e~ wells, going to a depth of (I i eel. and work to that e r:s u~~W progressIng. If, however, is the same .. oOtalned from I viclnit; vo~gFand Jtr ~'ft~ern:~mteh~i thl~1 formatio~ . DEC 2 L 1903 IitlBIIOIE - ~~~ :~~:~:~o:iti~:~~~d to Hospital in One~n: Day.!~~nCt~~ �HE SMALLPOX SITUAnON HERE Health Department O fficials say .all the existing Cases are of mild Form. CGU fR. on mc nt t h e CRsM. They so them Smnll)lox. A ll li vIng a partments In the building then tumlgl\ted. an d t he fa milies therein were- put und er q URra n line. 1nrldentnl\lr, the rase tn tho Hummell :tnmtly was discovered. The poll('e c1('p p artrnenl was notified, Rnd no\\' a poHoeman Is kf> pt o n guaru on the second floor, blooking pntrnnce a nd ex it to nn d from the two fioors n boyc . JtJnch member of t hese two fnm111efl was carefully qucMtionec1 as to the vis itors they h3d rc rei ved n ntl places its mem - DEMIC OF NFLUENZA FEARED bel's h ad v isited w ithin the Jas t \\'('("1<:, AN EPI DEMIC, General Vaccination is advised by the Authorities-Premises being fumigated. .A cannIer drifted in lo Buffalo from 1'otedlna about two wee ks ag!J.. ~nc?n- The Inspectors len rn ed th n t some relaUvea ot the Qu igle 8 living on Seymour a nd Efner streets had bee n ret' cnt visi t ors In t he Willia ms b loo k. Fumigators w ere ~ent to th e house~ of those relatives for th w ith, a nd the pp l'FOnS JlvIng In t hose houses w e r e vllc{' jnatec1 n nd th e houses fi n d contents were thorou gh I}' dlslnrected. About hnlf n do""n o ther persons ha d yJ~ited the Q uig lcY8 an d HUllune1l8 and th eir homes and pe>rFlOI1R h:1xe been subjected to t he Hun e prcca uti onary mensure~. " We h a v e doue e verything pOf;s tbl(' t o preven t a n epidemic." sa Iii <':o111mt.s~lon­ ~r G r eene at his home ye~ terday. " A!4ine from the work we ha ve done in d i spo~­ tng or th e known casee, nn d qua l'nntln (ng, f umiga ting n nd vaccinating pel'son!=! w ho vi~.ttccl tht"1ll, we have t a kpll the only oth e r po~sib l e precaution. a nd t h a t if! to nd\'ll3e th pub li c genera lly to Y.:lccinate. C onside r ing th e posslb1li ties ar is ing oul of t h e existence of cases, wit hout being discovered for SC\' . ra l day., tho s preud or the disease ho." been Quite Ihnited . the tota l number of cnses within the Ins t te n days or two weeks, or since the sa ttor's case WfiS l'epo rt ed, bei ng only e Ip,·en. The hea lth depar tm e nt wi ll c ontinue to k ee p a ~ har p 10oliO\l l for pOEsi ble new CD. !'es th a t may develop within t h e next fe\v days." I A O.sease, Probably Akin to the Or~aded "La Grippe," Is Making Advances Upon Buf- ~ 16 message Mayo r Knlgbt bad th ortltud e to rebuke the majority In th Common Council for at least one ta ll ure ot d uty. The question or an ad equate quarantine hospllal was so old t ha t It had worn almost threadbare, he remarked . yel nolhlng had been accom. pllshed. Continuing. he s.ld: "Within less than two weeks past smallpox has aga in visited our cllY. and none can tell a t w hat mc"'ent the dr.ad disease may become epfuemic. It Is a d isgrace a nd, in fact , almo~ t a cr1me. on the part of the city to quarantine an affli c ted per~on in t he city'S pres en t h os pita1." Yes, and the frIends or s u ch a person, preferring to keep the pallent a t home, woul d be almost wa ranted In resisting wllh guns an . ttempt t o remo\'e h im or her to abode so inter'1ally unfit thal It b een officially denounced as not goo eno ugh tor the housing or c.ttle. Roch-. ester, slrlcken by a smallpo.x epidemiC, was humiliated and disgraced by the ina dequacy of its provision for meeting the disease. Buffalo ~"d ample warning. It has an eligible site fnr a hospital, an d, a$ experience has shol\'no ca nnot ge t one elsewhere; but base selfishness a nd petty politics hale pre· v e nted the erection or t he needed institution. Should this city have another e pidemiC, and it may, for there Is much smallpox in many pa rts of the Unll.d States, if no proper place is ready {or t he Isolation of pallents the authorities responsible for the heartless neglect will desen'e to be mobbed. e('fouFly he was the carrier aT a (h1'18tH~a1th. nla& gilt from t he Orlenna c ounty vil Jage to the Queen City of the Lakes. 1t was not a pleasIng gift. ] t was a cnse of Flnal1pox. It ,\as the firs t case hu t HU~DREDS ~U!llBERED one that B uffalo ba.d had s ince l\l ay 6th. nearly eight months ago. O ut o( t ha t AM O ~G SUFFEItERS s ingle case, which was undlscoyerpd for ~e\"ernl days, ha.ve grown near ly a dozen knol\' n cases a nd po~ siblliti e s of others. Iiealth Commissioner "'"alle r D. Greene Col. D. S. Alexander Attackand his staff are doing a ll the y c an t.o pre\'~mt an ~ p ld e mi~. ed-One of the Sympt0ms One of the first things the canalboat man from ~{edlna did when he s truC'k BufTalo was to go to Pringle's concert is a Tempor ary L05S of hall at No. 53 Broadway. H e spent one e\'entng there enjoying the s inging a ull Vo ice Accompanied With dancing ond a few days late r one of th e dancers, Gel·trude Hamilton, became ill. Sl ight Fever. She co nsulled R. doctor, who t old her she had chickenpox, so she d idn' t m ind th a t a BO. kept on wi th her business as a dan cer at the concert hall. A day or two Unless the p hysicians get t he u pp er later the proprietor and t w o musi cians hand on the cases of influenza w hic h were afflicted. a re nOw spreading a bout the city ther e On~ or the musicians bad a suspicion may be another epidemic o f as that he was suffering from something worse than ohickenpox, a nd he went t o selious a. nat u re a s t ha:t of ten years "" ti;, tbe office or the heulth department o n ~ a go. Se\ e ra l prominent doctors of Deoember 22d, and s ubmitted the ques. medi c ine ·w ere c on.sulted yesterday con· Uon. Commissioner Greene immedia te ly cErning th e li kelihood of a n epidemic. diagnosed th e case as smallpox, E~n t fo r ltD a mbulance and had t h e patie nt taken All of them a greed tba t no such epilmmedlatel)r to t he qua rantlne hospit a l. demio would arise if t he people took From that patient D r. Oreene lea rned proper care at themselves and prope~­ of the three other cases In t he concert ly a ssisted the medical fraternity m halL H e at once sent out investiga to rs. stamping o ut those cases t hat have al Proprietor Pringle and the o ther m u- Expected That His Rep ort on r eady g ..dn-ed head way. The s ympto:ns sician were sent to t he Quarantine h os------------JAN-.8..~- 1904 rese mble so c losely those o f an ordlll" pi tal. The da.nce r was examined. She City 's Wate r Supply W ill a ry colcI th at the suffere r imagines had had the disease ror a bo ut two weeks himself to be afflic ted with a common a nd, It being a very light attack, was , Soon Be Submitted. cold . In most cases there is a fl u c t uat nearly reco\'er e d. She was no t Ben t to ing fever, tf'mporal'Y loss of ,-olce, a nd the hospital, b u t was quarantined a t [he eyes, nose and throa t are affected Health Co mrwJssi5lBsr ~· 21W D. Greet;e her home, No. 35 Oflk street. t.s the inves gat1>n of Butfalo 8 I In a. catarrhal manner. Se,'eral cases of smallpox having been ~x~ec supply whIch is being conducted bv Col. D . S. Alexande r, ;-'Iember ot prevalent in the concert hall for severa l Congress. Is reported as one of the s uf· daYIii without being reported o r k nown , b:o~rg e Fuller , the New York expert. will fe l'e rs of this ma la dy. H e is confined a nd many persons having visite d the com e to a close soon, and before the winis over he hopes to r eceive from Mr. to hIs home in "orth Street. Con cern place in that t imp, Co mmissioner G ree ne t ;~\ler a. repor t on t he condition of Buti ng hi9 co nditIon Dr. Charles G . Stockrpcogntzed the danger of an epidemic water the causes of typhoid germs ton s p'()ltc y eslel'day as follow; sp ringing from that s our ce, and he took tba lo's I g found' in the drinking water tak en a ll steps possible to ofrse t the effects T H E S Y~IPTO~lS. e n h I k e a nd wh e th er or no t se we rto be expected. fr om t;o~ ~utfal 0 or neIghboring vt1 lages "The ~~'TIlpt oms ot Col. Alex a.nd er's First, be had the oo ncert hall tho r- ~tamt nateB the ci ty's d rinking supply. "I have receIved a letter frQm Mr. Full- illness are those o f a severe cold, ac .. ougbly fum iga ted. Then he began a wtIl be in Butfao in a couple . d b f and di ffic ulty wit h In hesaid Iy,s tematto ca.nvass of a ll p e rsons ' .... ho. er .waeYek:" Dr. Greene this torenoon. compallle y e '"e r .., s o far as could be learned, had been in ?,f[ bellev·. Mr. Fuller wi11 be her e soon t he voi ce. From present Indications, it Is very li k ely that he will be out w lth - . the place while the s mal1pox cases had the fi rst of th e yea r. . tho 10 s been therc. }]a th pe rRon known to have 8 fter "His investigation. I unde-rstand . Is i n a few days. It IS no mg sel' u been there was vaccina t ed a nd his rawlng to a close, and though 1 ca nnot s o f a r as present de"\""elopments have d wh en his r eport wtll be r ead:y. I hope gone." house or lodging p lace and c lothing were LARGE N UMBER OF CASES AT~~ ~ H1 no t be 1 g delayed. As for the cases of smallpox recently tho roughly d isinfected. Eac h ot those "Of cou rse I canno t te11 what the report di covered i n this city . the 'Hea lth Depereons also Was subjected to closet;t TRIBUTED TO STIRRING OF wHl b e other than trom my own lntorm~·bl scrutiny for any s ign of the co mln ~ of tion a bout the subject. I believe Buffalo ~ partmen t has taken e very. PO&!l e ,?re .. L AKE BY STORM. the dlgease, but up to t h e present no n e w w a t er Is no t right. Mr, Fuller probabh caution to pre"f"ent t h e ir spreading . caRes were dIscovered among them. wHl give the caus~ ot co ntamfnaUon I f he E vpry person with wbom the s trickerl The Hamilton woman was question ed -n ds any and will sugges t a method or pe rsons came in con.tact was viSited closely as to places s h e had visited b~ttertng "th e drinking water befo re It Is yes lerdaY morning by phYSIcians sent TJ FF .ALO p hysi cia ns say that when n ot at the con ce rt h alI , and as a. d\~tri.bh~1~ ~~~~~11~t~)~e~t~·n ~~t·Y~Crf>A8e b ut by ~".'ir Re~ts from t he typh oid fe\'c r Is quite prevalent result one other case \\'as found at No. TyIfta.lo stNldU y for some yea rs past. quaranU i M hat favorable h ~ re a t the pre~ ent time. nnd 41 Onk s treet. besides thrce other ~h~~epor t. wh n it c0 t;! es, may suggest f progress is beIng made by t he p a tlents tha l a t a ll of th. Eullalo hasplt.l, cases In t h e hOllse In which she had h er a good meth od of r ellet. ~I und c r con finement. rooms. Those hous es were quaran tined it \, 39 s lated t his morning that the a.nd fumigated and a ll known visltor s ~ numhpr Qf cases bei ng treated therein thereto were traced and vacrlnnted. T he --7--- - --1~04 "as unUSUAl fo r this time of the yea r, Oak 8 tr~c t cases we re all m ild and hav e nearly recovered. when there is gene ra ll y llt tle or no • r l !,,~ La.ter one other case wa.,c; tound a t No. -"'I f I,., I typhoid fC\'er 3 t a U 25 East Huron s tree t. where a. man "To "hat do you at tri bute the pres. , named Mutsch was down wi th the d isBOY HAS S MALLPO X . e.lt typh oid fC \'er epldlmic" a prom ~a!e . He was taken to the quarantine I~ent' a ttache (If one of thp. local hoshosp ital to join t he concert hall proo Wima N B. May, un inspector ot t be prietor am! mutltclans and thp Medina pita l s ta ffs w as asked by an En - \ bf'al tlpIln rtm cn t. dlsco"\""ered another. cnse (lfl.naler. who 6tarted the trouble. O ne )t stun 1I~ Yl~ster dny. He found :"elsou rge Brennan, 99 Swan Street, ~ h'e l' reporter thIs morning. other e n!"" growing out ot the con cf' r t Bacbmnnn, tour yeurs old. lIyln~ with bls \ r " Th (' cause at the ep!demlc has b~n hall was d lscovel'ed and sent to the l)est · bY hosr.ital Jnl'Puts nt 786 S£' ncc21 street. su.ffertng t rom Was Found to be Suffering house, making si x cases In all now un prett.y f rt!ely e. lSC uss"'d hC' C.llSN1 Sf'. 1' 111' hoy wus remO\"NI to tllt! der a ttendance there. .ta ffs a nd they conclude lhnl the ,PI; With the Disease , luurnutiue b08pltnl. and t be bouse was ARlde (rom t hose ~ Ix Cfl !'lC?, fh'e new demlc is due to ~he drinking water 0 IluC('d undpl' polil'c su rveilla nce. on(>& were discovered las t Sa turd a y in the Wi lliams block at the northoast t hr ci ty. weekS c orner or Main a nd Eagle streets. 'fh ey Thi~ [q r enO('l 1l Gt.~rsre Bl'ennnn of on " You reme mber a bout three .I a re In two fam111es na m ed Quigley an d Swan !o;tr('~ wn~ found to he stln'Pl'iug" at,'\) we ~ad hiS-II winds for se"£;:e Hummell who live on the fOllrth floo t' frolll };. nllllll lllX nml "'11'1 [.;('lIt to llip ~ln t\ l'- days a nd these winds agitatin g . r of t hat block. th eir address betng gi ven nnlitu.' lIo!':pi tn.l . . 'rhe ('n:--(' "'11:". d~~l'()Y - \\:at,,:rs of L3kc E rie. ca used the "~'~:8 68 No. 8 EaRt Eagle street. T h e re I) I ·e C(111111l1~:-OH.H1l'r uddy a fac t which L four patte nts In the Quigley family. ..n n '( I h't'" . \.,:poli~tnllt~h ' . to bpcome m · i water fa ther, mothf'r n nd two young ch1101'en; (,la rk. too notlcen ble "hen th s Ono Kind ot Vaccinat.ioD. a nd one In the Hummell family. a f'OUI' Bl'('nn;m W:\S f.mlld in h.i:-o room n t .tl't- only ':d f ta ble use. In exactl y d tor Even tru: News: teen·year·ol d boy. Health Com m.l~ston ­ nllo n ' lllllllh (> l'. whh' It is n b(l~t'(h ng-. was dse~ \(: nft~; tha t water. sta rte~o~~ wish you would be so kind as to 8~ nd er Greene bellcvcs tho~e cases a re In· hou ... (' Ot'('upi("(l hy about 20 ho.Il't1~r"'. ten ~h~O~gh the city mainS, t~P hOS. e the add ress ot the party that h ad a d irectly tro.cea ble to the co ncert hllll. . \£1('1' Bl'(,IlIUlll W ;I~ t;.lkell nW;lY ('YI'r:..- ~~~~ casto5 began to come fnro t: find In co urt a bout a chlld that was vec· ns the business of one of the men tool{ case clnated in sc hool, and whethe r It was 1)1"1' ..on (11111111 in th E' hOll......C' wa" onlt'rNI Pl tals a nd pby!=:lcfanr p~~~~I~e in un· him Into that neighborhood in contact settled or n ot. I am ver y much IntE'rYlh'C'i nuted 111)(1 rlH' hou~e wn~ 1lll1t.'C:'d t hE'm In their getnerathts time of the w ith eome of th e habitues or the pln ce. ested a bou t It. I had a girl vaccina ted . . I umbers or ypho1d These five new cases a lso were severa l las t spri ng, a t School 28\. a nd It t urn~d UJ uit.'r 1)1)11("(' qUll l'lllltJl1E'. usus n d. rlly we hElve no t h days old before the y were (!tscove red. ou t r ather hard t or \1 8. .1 :paid one 00(,HI'I n nan Wl\~ (>U1ployed nt tIl{> 'l'l1ckrr year. ort~rsa ti me ot the year, an d t t~ d A physicia n was called to a ttend the tor $4 an other $63, and. to the druggIst 'I·,in .... tl't:'et. 11l~1)ettors of at idt:m all altI" ca n be clearly a ttribute t.r 6ne doc tor mad e 42 visIts. K Ind lY I"l.Totl'l • ,,-, L ' . • di king wa , Quigley family, some of whose mem- $12. let me know what is best to do about tt. th o health dppnrt1ll(,Ht Yi~ited thnt phH'i;1' ~~ condition of th~hl ~ ~e~om. bers had "brol{l? n out" wit h a fllqht I "on't feel as t hough I s hould raise nnd 01'11rr£'11 (,,('l',r lw·r....m tl\('l'(, to lw a ~ in5t tile U!Ie bf \\ Cd the people a t ~r uption. The phy.letnn diagnosed It children to let those students pracUce on ,nrdnnh'll. ~\ WH l'uiu;.{ h i..~~lIt.."11 to nIl m1Sfl:IOner Green~ ;;t~e these warnlngs as chickenpox a n(\ "0 report ed It to t he thom . F. J. K. h ea lth department. Health Oftlcer whn rnmr in rcuanet w ith Bl'E'll 11 n.tl lo the t~B::an~ t ha.t dirty ~"ate~ Burtalo. J an. ~ Cla.rk was present w hen the report was tnkp prl'(~ntltiHlIIU'r W1'3Snr~~ l1ud h l! T"aC'" the peopi~ ern because theY couJ3 ~ . too "",,,,)me of I a nything else-an .... mnde and he said to the r epor Ung phy~'" . ~ a l'l'ord to bUY IUleif In the IIIIrP'~sician: res ult .hO ... • f~b.r ot t)1lhold f "Are you ~ure tl'F ('hlckt'npox? Bp.UPr IU!l"ly larp n nOW in ES18tenee be careful a bout ~hlokenpox. for snlRlI- fa!o's o W3 I FULLER'S INVESTHiAnON NEARLY fINiSHED. I I I B JAN -------..JA I -; ~ I 1904 ,s._ F. I pox Is abl'QM aenJn." C:lSCI YI �C"orr.mlae.p com~ed of :McE 3.cbren. F.x and Kf>nnedy rep r ed the: reference of the \·ar~OU5 qUf'_ .. \ons t reated of In tbe lIayor'~ m~S:J,.ge to the- committee a~ !oUow~ Enlnr!:!rment nd improvE-ment o f the Erii',.... ~ 901. ",Yhar"f5 a=.d H,l'roors. E:::t ~~hm~n: of a municipal )igh:"inS! plant. Lamp::.. Priva:e ra.ilroad u.\tks aero '" an.! alon~ ~. r~t5. 5treet~ . InlprO\.tn~ thi" waterfront and sea- P FOR THE ALDERl\\EN. ouncilman Adam thinks they ought: not t o bury Reports about impure City Water. ~ wall strip. S:r~ts. Pr~"ate ~treet c~ca.nlr.c. Pr~:;er\"'at~. 'n of ~hade S~!"'1?ets.. tree5=. LJ,ws and Leg-.. 51st.-on. Amer..ding the chart(>T. Laws an i A 11 1 Le~islatton. ~e~ equipment (or "he l\'"a.~Er"Ors.~, " ater- Quarantine Hosr~t.a1. s...tnlta.rr 1H:a..Eure.5. / _ In a communication submitted to th e Board Of. Aldt:=nnen on :Monda",". Health C om mi SSloner Greene q u oted ........ the r~port of the city chtmlst tha t the resen'olr ~"ater "Is not 1n a satisfactory cond1lion:' and the report of t.he city bac terl o1og"ist: "Condition o f water l!t no t Hou.ehold methods o C purificat on are adv1sable:' The alderm~n recelved and filed the report. AnYthIng that Is recel \' ed and flle1 by the aldermen has always been CODsidered as dead matter so far as th e Board ot Councilmen Is concerned.. Th e city clerk strikes It out of the minutes to be considered b y the up ~r nOU!le. But Councilman __ dam proposed an I n nOVAtion a t yeste rday~s meetIng. He moved to amend the action or f.he alder men by referring the commissJoner's report to the commi ttee ot the Board of Aldermen. " Even these officials repor t 'water not tn good conditlon,- 'hou_ehold methods of purl1\catlon ad\isa.ble.· tha.t means somethlng," said :llr. Adam. "It means a condition ahout whIch the public JAN 9- '" ,lANNIl\O NAMES NBW CO~IMITTEE5 " REBEL" _\ LDER ' lE :\, I$ BE D B Y GETTD' G POO R _ VICTIM WA.» wAITER IX CREAl. H On:.r.-JUSl' R.E.LEASbD FRO:M: THE PEmTL'iT.LARY. pa.Uent la st nt! t t h e Be:tit h ~ parunent w-u CDruronled ~tl... t~~ -lOO or m ore pe~""ns beo.ng Hticken with the @ea... . Dr· Edw:.u-d tb Di'partme n found tha.t John C'oll1n 5". _ years O:d. I .A. Clark o! the B e In that u me fun • who ;5 a wa.ftu on an .v~:-ace of _ , laboreri - :t-ed sc:up e,pry day- ASIde f rom 1 t te b just bee. role"",d froID Ih. ?e::.... :c:-~ an'. and it was while ht lf3S <cn1ine-... ....'l :h~ in sUttltl.o n th 1 t he ~I'Kf":::t.. JIo e'·t"r. the !'. tue.t iQ:J T he first bU.5iness. of the ne~· Board ity he needed more mone~- to meet before the Boud of CouncUmen, and at ."udermen ye5teroas was the an - the expecses of his cepartme:::lt than nothing was ne about t t. I t 'Was also n ounc.mem >of ro:nmittee" tor the han been approprIated for the CUTTent , s tated that the roUy condition ot the coming year by Preside:nt John O. fiscal year. He ::'3.ld that the: e~~ima:e water Is bu t. temporary. due t o the l!3nrung. f U.OOO of the department had been hIgh \\'lnd .. _\.5 had been eXPe~ted the "insur- cut do~·n to $ '-':~ for certain purpo5es - - - -- -- - - gents'. who refused to enter the :\Ian- at the uarantlne Hosiltta.!. ning caucus did not get on all the Thu~ far. he declared. bIlls had been "f.lt" comn'liU~s.. .)I.l.Ttin. the "rebel" contracted for S977.1! and the amount clue!. ~-as made chairman of Cla..1ms, was daJ!y increaSing. Dr. Greene ask 8J~ 'W'!lic-h has to do ~·ith the ~man dam- ed for an additional !l;tpropris.~lon at age cases brous:!tt a ir.... t the c...ty. He $3.000 to detrny necessary expenses . .J..Jle T he Comm on Council should gI,"e the is a1..~ at the hea of S.3.nita.r~~ llea5 - matter ~a.s referred to the Cvmmiuee h ealth COmmiSSiOner aU the ~sls:tance ure~ but as the garb3ge C'ontract has on Finance. been dts.po!;€d of for th·e years mOSt Dr. Greene also asked for t~o addi tor seeing that there is proper the math~lS conling before it will probonal tenement - house lnspec:ors at f u m igation of houses where contagious ably relate to ·.rlealth commisSioner S1.000 a year each. and tWO men. to dj s GW~'S department. _ I eet hollS•• in whi ch persons are III d lse&ses have exi!S t ed. pr GrUpe w ould e'k.md t.. another lnsurgent. has: with co.:ltsgi.ous diseases. at the same n o t ask t or addltlORal h elp If h e did not been st.owed away G 5 chairtn3D of salary. This was referred to th.a Com belle\' e It was needed. The public h eal th Pubhe Gr.lur.ds. Kkk i~ gh'en a rest miue-e on Ordln:inc-es. on .La~-s a.nd Leg';slativn. which meets Comptroller..,.Jieerwage-n ri>ported tha.t cannot b e t OO carefully guarded. two or thNe t mes a year. Of course the lease of u. strip of the Hamburg th~e mO:OD are di5trlbuted on some ot: Canal lan d. rented . by Walter Smith. the other c()lT1mllt~e5. but. not 'Where h3.d e-"Cpire-d Ja nuary ~d and that ss a the,," can wield mucb inftuence upon number of persons wanted to :ent It he legislation. The new metr.beTS are recommended the matter be referred treated generou~IY on the c..1mmiltees. to the Comminee on Fins-nee. It v,-as -Ud. H:.l:lter. who has been a mem - so referrt?d ber 'Of tbl2- bo-3.rd for tou. ye-'ll"S and The recommenda.tion of the Fi!"f! o f Typhoid F ever. nEyer permitt~ on 3ny important Commis~ionel"S that an engine bouse be: Th. EnQlo.irer. cdnllniuep.. i~ promote.! this ye.a..r. So erected on the Ttt'ft Farm In South Buf. ... ,Jut four w.tek5 .lgo .w" bad high W'tnd much _ that he yesterday ~-e to a falo w ~ referred to the Committee on .. Ir -<;,,\"E':al d~~. ag1tatmg t he wate r and. ~t'l' ring 1:' :urb!,j, aud mu ddy • .xotwh.hQu~.stion f .t ~r£onal ilrl\"Uege and Fire :,t~:\djnS' th~ war!lin~ . at tbi' time of thankN President lIanning for the A lengthy communlcati<>n was recetyH",talth Co~ i ntr Gn'er. ~ ag'3.!n~ t· t he recogniti('m . C!d from the police ~mlss:ioners as kof It. tbe ~:e drank :ba t muddJ.· Th~ COO'101H.tE'eS in iull are as fol - log thst the ~a18ry of linemen employ- u~~ wate~. and tbe ~sult i ~ the I bt' n wnbf-r 10~: ed In ~tringlng wires be increasi'd Irom 14 is(}4 d.RL.*'e 1l"3..S ~lalm~ him as .. Yict::. m. There- are abeut tee I::.ale prl ~one ~5 condued ~:\ tbe PenhHtiAO' at the I'_~nt time. With bo many of th < ~u her Cilll came m roD " t 16 a<lt pre- ch & ~l'"e one that H Ith CG!D.:;t:~· .Q!let' GreEr:~ thi!E rnorn:.ng C'(-:r.zun:G1tC'd with R~oer Alex S lo3.n. 3.nc :r.t{lor:r.~d h: m {\f Cotlu:s' ~ A ll the i(€'e're~ " nd rn ... t.!rs h3," e been ~t'C trtated. He a.l!? a(h1~ Keeter • ~lMl1 to k~., a cl~e watch "rus other p:t ni'~ tor any .!!ym:ptore.s' of lh~ d. SN. e d t ! discovered to notify u r.tf't} 1s him mrr.edtately. C IIns' term In tbe.Penlt ent!ary "-as a ~~ort on(>. and.. it Is th~ belief HNlth Comml ....... Oller that CollIns :'Olltr.\('ted the di!~3.se: by being in the compaay of Gfoorge Brennan who ,... pmp!oyf'd at the S&me pla~ a nd (\nh~ ot ~he i!lo ~ ll:O'W a ~tit-nt t~,. ~~ Ct' l Colh l. &1 the Quare:-nl.!ne 'IFaS ta~ to tha- ... .1 will bt the endes.l"or of th:. ~() Health ~~anl])(nt to mdu~ the . ~ Qr mo,.. laborers, ... "" take their mid~~ meal at tb! hotel. to '-isit ph'\"...J(",1 ItS • • nd ~t l'&Ccln8.tei. lIean lI'h ... lot'T ..-lJI be clooely ..-at c hed b," .. tors.. It m. y be n~_ t"}" tOT Dr . G r~nt to order compulsory Y"SC F&Uon. Hl.s de-te.rminstion 81 pf'f.~en~ not imown. C~ll;:S !Mrnf'd a.t the CIty RaIl that t . l"OQl ago ~ .. one of the ~n relea c::e-d, ttoo! Pe!titen a te'5" dav- on habeas rpUS J)r'(iCeedt • ::=. ""~ DgSH. R et J tfhis dl...... ............... s'=' under the ruhng t U! ('~mber: . who held that [he r.~anldS'" dtddniK a pply to eltiE's of. th~ • .. ~"'Xl c!tu!IS.. - H-:oaltb Corr.m!", (mer G ~ tol!OWi statement reen e _ .. _ Greene r.oti - things lion on."the aldermen take posi tive ae· ."led ~he Aldermen yesterday ths.t o~-ing to an outbreJ.k of smallpox in the held Buttha Mr. Ladd and was othernotcolleagues t t he subject properly He'lllth henms ho had been tl:q):Oyed in a. hott, i n am ~treel. had been sutr.ering ~[;."Cl ~maJjprx i!urinS' the pasl week. !o fir w-~ i.h Commiruoner of JAN 1 51 X THE d;.sroveTr (It 11 DeW 5:mallpt'~ I just as tt h a!! the power to pass c..'n the Pt.~ · .!...RE .-I.S S I G :>:U E Yl'5 . Commiss ion i r of Hea lth ought to be loformed. It ought to be referred and a report made on i t. so Green e Say s Sm all pox Has I about that the people can hear .omethinl> it. The alderman h&~ recei\"'e'd Caused Heavy Ora\',; on ",bou and rued It as It nothtn g was t o be done l It. Receh'1ng and fillng practlHis Appropriation -O th er men cally kills It. It the Buard o r Alderoyer-look an Important matter I O ffi cial s Have O. mands • be~e\'e the Board oC Councilmen sho;"ld ha\ e a righ t to co rrect the oversight. m9.d~ to..aa E.nQulrtr reporter. morning Whil~ CDII Ins... ~onlI P'foft\t!nU.a.l'). the d~e ~ In t~e tl"o=-kf..rg ~tBp Ti 1\&.5 i n 1..5 re... cb. the . "" ~t is. i:. had not ed :'horth" att.,.:OI--: ~ \\~re It breaks out. Eb "~ed it.sei! • hl ret se t h e dlrea~!' n;.r.tt~" nd Wt d1-~'\"~red It lu~ "1m'~ t~ OIlers .. ~ a. ch&n~ of other prl sumeo ~ ~n in the Ptntte-Dtlan". who d ~.1F1th Colllns_ con tract.18 H. he .... I\gked ~,:!<". but I hardly thInk - _ It 10 not very d3ft Is tn the firs: then ls It brt"ak- out. '""!!!'!!!!I!l!iiiIr;::...:: In! :::l'Ct lOWl,'. / " /~cause 6:.1. . F1nan~~cEACHRE X. Coppins. Ftx. $S to ~)O a Yi"ar Butle-r. .... C'hmtdt_ 'lIen simt13r1y employed in the F ire Ordinance _ ~A)\:S-I:S-G. )ieEaeh ren, Department . it ~-i\ 5 declared. received Harp. Kick. G,)rmr n. Smith. Ke~·d.v" f rom $:900' to $1. !l. year Te!egraph Schools-L.~:S-DSH EFT. F1::t. c..:pplns. companies pay C.SO 8 day to their line-..::pt"rry. Buth'r. collins. WalL men ~he Commt;;;;;;toner.;:: declared The Streeu-HARP. )JeE3.chren . :\Ioest. -'" - - . '-' . " Raffa. Kenn~dy. Sullivan. Gorman. que~tlon W'8.~ referred ,-0 the Commllt.ee Se-w~r.:-~ OE:'-T. GanEffiagel. Wndsbeft. on Ordinance H arp. Smith. Huste-r. )Jull nhott. The loc!tl or~niz.].tion of 8pani~h Ftre-HAFF.A.. Pierce. ~artln. Hu!!!,tU , " : i r '-eterans. ssked for $150 ot the :\Iulle-nhotL d h" F ourth of Jul'\' fund to [tid them tn Bridg~~ _. GA:'\~~ AGEL. Lan s e.l.t. "their ob<::er\·3.r.~ ot .l.iemorlal Day This Pier«'. Colhn~. "al:z...''''' Kick, Harp. 'Was referred .., to the Committee . OD " Fl. ''''\ater_~cE_-\CHRb... Kennedy. Smith. nance PubUc ButldlnJ:'5-SPERRY. G~con3..ge1. A Id Pil!rcf!'. the nev,- repre.sentative of " -t'dekindt. )lullenbotr : "'hmidt. the 5th Ward. introduce tWO res.:ol uCla.im.s-~-\RT] :'\ . Pierce. Hda.. :Y - tion5. one at whleh was a rene'Wa.1 of lep~~~~~~Y YcEachren. Coppins, th e. one killed by the Councilmen at Colli Pita.;;;thl2-Ir last ~e~slon last year ~nttng to S1d~s. and L~~s'\'C"31k5-PIERCE, Harp CharlE"5 H Crockl!r the right to haul :\1art\n. _mlth. ~[unenhoft. • gra.Ye! from the bed o f the Buffalo s-FIX . Haifa, La.nds:heft~ But.er Creek. adjacent to the Kelderhouse stf . ,~ "'Oppr;,;;: farm. faT one rear. at $00 It ~'a s re Tases and Assc:s.smenPi~--- _ - ... ferred to the Committee on \Vba r,-es "-edeklnol.. Fix. . Gorman. P ultce--!d O EST Pierce. t.aS:.s. Gs.ngnagel and Harbors . '-' hmldt. Pita_l'. • T he other ~olutton was to termmste ~an\ta.rY )I~a.!!urt"s _ )I..A.RT " ~c the contr!U"t 'With the Butralo G,.l.i- Com... ehren. ~~rr)' . s u1li\"nn paUl'"' to lI~ht S outh Side parkw . WharYe.s and Ha.rbO~-L...\.~Y{;-a from Heacock Park to the C'lty line... an Gangnag e1 . M _ t. \\c.;:D~-r~~Tl' ~d to contract with the Gene!"'31 Electric Public G~~un5~h. C('lllns~ ' Comp.a Y to place dTC lhrhts there The s~{i~;'k~'::-COPPI~S. Kick. :\1M'5L Hu~ re-solutlon '''!is referred to the Comtel' ~s1:t mittee on Lamps -FI~. Wed.k1ndt, Kick. SuU\: - -- -- - - - -,-an. S ·hmtdt. 'r'oO..... :lIartln In''e~tir-ung-RAFF A. ....... . I Butler. collins" G·".rm::tEF"I I u.,..n..... ~ ~~ n ph,,-~ Id te,'cr C"a ~ {"~ he re noW'. 1:::- tb~ conclu~iou arrh'ed a t. al ter Tha.t free ~~!~::,~~on of the matte r. by the h~.p 1al _Hae i~ my opinion on the subject. It R W"eU kno~n fac t tbat a pe rfE'<: Y is- healthy I PE'~o)n 1S h}" 1;um:: (·f no t "ery easi; ,\" di~ =S~. atr~tfd Then. the prime C3U_ ~ rendt·r!ng ODe ~i1able ~ilr tbe dt-'~l(1pmt-n.t ot germ~ :nust n€ce~ srily be poor b~aJ th . \\r"n Vi\'''' consid\:'r the amount or U.QUid.s nee,S' :H)" to C TTY on all the dtt5e-c~t.:OU'" and excretions bOdY. It wal not l'E' dltrlC'ult to ~{',u.t 1!lRl ~ha:t ~me to 3.'C'"one ftr('nt ot the tell tbe n eg-leet- H _~ to drmk .a $.ltIlC'1l·nt amount l"! w-au· r ~'<::Ty (!..l.y. Th:s amoun t .shou;d not be ,(' ~!l. than th·e pmtS daily for the a ve-rage he-..l.thY. man. dnd II) 1he same amoun t t '~} nt g:ecl it. will hLs organs tan to J'I> .orm . tht'tr w(lrk and In':l"'i tably ill u~~lth Vi"ln be the r~.suI L ~ )w t he people of Bu tralo. in the pf'el1le-n\·t> of that muddy water. did not nH-d muc~ exh('lTtation fro m tbe Health Com:n1~.E!on r to ab... u.m trom drinkln&' it. but as; ter Is an ab ,.o :u t~ e"eryda)- ne-ct:,.~it:y for .the n13.lntenanci' or recuperatlon ot good hesltb. the only alternatlle wa.s ~~e~~[lfk it. i! no CltneT ts accessible-? :\ a~~ra1t}·. thE' grt">at majority of the danger tb~J" Its u s~ a b w-ithou l' a.n y sub,..t1tute-. Con~eQuently tbe or{!"ans be th\ _body being ~~inted In their nt."Ces....qry .nu.c~. C'E'A.!'- d to.) f*r(orm tbe-ir functi n" pr\)~TJ). 1('I,,'e r \-tu.llt y tol1o .... t'd... rf·s~stanc~ to dl..E'ease dlmi nisht?d and th alr('ad y unh~alcby one~. e s~ctally . soon found th!m!" lve s sui table- ~bj€-cts fl.)T };~e~.~'"t'Iopm~nt of tt.e gams ot tYpho d I rE'.a!lr ~1ie'ff' chat the C'au!Ott of th~ dj ,..eas shou. be •. ttribut-:d morP 10 ' he' a .. tentJon tl"l'm dnr.. k.lng- tbe w;stt'f' than t the u"""- ot it. 1n any C'a~e • .iC s-ood po_ o,)p.t. w. !' f"o_ ;;:I.!ne.:1 ,hl' not. kn\.""- ln~ the ~topptng t:lC'urnng m lth dnnkmg ".,u: It mor€' than p r€'\-alent. I!s !"U<'h dl!'. a :-I·.!!! ,,'!)ul d de\"eJcp; ""h)' not. then. str,,'('> to get the J'IPOple ~3.ltb\" by I.~r­ log thE!T !unctlODOi.l ~uble.s. - F. BotraJo J D. l~ b. �J ~N J 6-1904 URGED . A.~_.~.7. J.9Q4 --------, .. _-- ph u r, th en y o u' ll kllJ th e g erms. But as t ha t constttutes a blea chIng process, w h ich takes the color a ll out at t h e carp ets, curta ins a nd oth er h a ngIn gs, no h ousehold er w llJ d o tha t . "For m a ldehyde gas h as b een demon- I -- .. _____ t. WB.._.. __ _ THE CI T Y ' S HEALT H, • interesting st.tistie. from t he rre~lth .-D eparhnent, published in the Comlil'!!'Teial lnst evening, show " death rate [or the past ,ear of 14.95 per 1,000, on an e.timated population of 380,000. While this r at e is slightly high er than for tho three preeeding years. it is still ,'ery low. nnder the circumstances, nnd Buffalo conlinues to hold its en viable "ank as one of tho healthiest large cities of the country. The renl population of tbe City is now, undoubtedly, close to ~OO,OOO, and if figured on that basis, the death·r"te wo nl rl be materially 10"'er than that iven. Thoul(h a slight in· crease j q shown in tbe number of deaths from typhoid fenr, the f.et mllst be borne in mind thnt it is by no means in proportion to the growth of tbe Gity. There werc 133 deaths from thnt disease in 1903. and a. fnr bACk 3S 1881, WhPD the population wAS certainly not half as large, the numher of typhoid deaths was 110. I n some diseases, slIch .s dillhtheria and scarlet fever, in the treatment of which medieal science has adl'8Dced. the mortality rate is consid'lrably lower. !~~:!~~~~:~~*Tc~~~:~e will sdIsease t rated to h e a thor g h tdes at a ll germs. 9 nou e ot he troyer t est s made was thIs : Some germs at d iphth eria were p laced In a test tub e. The tube was laId o n a t hI ck m a ttress. A no ther t h ick m a ttress was lai d on t op o f th a t , co m plet ely secludin g th e t es t tu be. F orma ldeh yde gas was pumpe d In to th e room, and t wo h ours la t er, w h en th e tub e w as ta k en f r om i ts seemingly th oroughly kill the p ro t ected s p ot, th e ge r ms w ere fou nd t o be dead. T he gas had penet r ated th e mattressos and t he tube. ARE MANY "Mos t householders of m eans, who ~. r \ 1 FULLER'S .' INVESTIGATION IS FINISHED, H I! iJ (xpectl!d Here in a Ft1» Da]], May Bring Hi! Report, "\,\"lthin a week or ten dan I ex pect Yr. FulleT , th e Kew l ork expert who Is con· ducU ng an e xa mina t ion l'1to Buffalo', d rinldng water , t o come here on another ha ve h ad con tag iou s d isease In t h ei r • "1 "'ouldn't k now ingly Uvc in a hou s e homes, send to p ri va t e sani ta tion fi rms visit," saI d H ealih r ~m I !SI~ Greene where a cons u m p tIve h a d dIed, unless I t o have t h eir houses fumIgated w It h las t n Ight. " 1 s hou l Rbt surprlced Imew It b ad been th or oug hly tum lga t- formaldehyde, but the poor people, w h o if he brings with him his report. as I understa nd he has nnilhed h18 Investic..• 14." .,.td H ealth Co m missioner G r een e feel they cannot afford s u ch exp ense, retia..l. Mr. F uller '9I'r o te me a short '9I'hll~ ID 'conver satlon wJth a n E x p r ess repor- so r t to one of the t h r ee s imp ler a nd a go he expect ed to co mt t o Buffalo l oon. tv y es ter da y. cheaper m ethods I have desc r ib ed. Dr. Greene has r eceIved from Mr. Fuller \ h is bill t or eervlces performed in testIn, "Not If .. long perIod h ad elapsed a f- T hese, as I have saId, a r e not th or oug h Buffalo's drin king water, Inve!lUgaUnc tel' d ea th, say fi ve y ears ?" h e was asked. f u migato r s, so tha t th e very p u r pose fo r \ th e cu rr e nt s that affect the supply of "Not It ten years h a d elapsed," an- w h ich t he ord Inance req uIring fum iga wa ter before i t reaohes the intake, and ",ered the doct or em p ha ticall y. "Bu t tIon was enacted-to prevent t h e spread his o th er r esearches. it amounts to betw een $500 an d $600. It the h ou se w er e f u m Igated w it h for - of d Isease-Is defeated. It f requ e ntly \ "Th e s um a ppropriated by the Common maldeh yde gas, I'd m ove in the next day h appens t h at new cases a r ise in h ou ses I Cou ncil to par the expt nse of aft txpert Investigation n1.o the cIty ",-ater .lIupply after th e d eatb ." t hat h ave been f u mig ated by t h ose '!'ha t bIt at cas ual dI a logue lll ustrates means. \ was $2000," said Dr. Greene. "Dr. Georre I E Fell was allowed $260, I thInk, ror hi. the faith th a t the head of BuiTalo's " ,Vith t",o men em ployed In t h e h ealth servtces. I belleve w e ",111 have .~bout health d epa rtm en t h as In proper tuml - departmen t to give theIr time exclus lve$1000 l ef t a fter all exoenses are paid. \ !\. ked about t he presen t condhlon of ...tJon, D r . Greene was a t City H all l y to fum Igating houses w here contagi the S wa ter suppHed thr ough the cltr, r.1pej' to -a tten d a m eeti ng o! t he a ldermanic lous disease has existed, every s uch ., Dr. Greene said: ·' It always Is a ,. lib e 'tU baH drinki ng wa ter at t his time ot ~I ttee on or d inances. Alderman \ house could be fumigated w ith for m a land t his wi nter Is no excepllOfi. llannlng was th e only membe r who ap- I dehyde, wIthout cost to the poor. and ~~a:'8 tonn8 on t he la ke st ir up sed im e~!, peared, so no m eetI ng was he ld . It was t h e city would be effect ua lly protected a nd th e 1f\·ater at the Intake is affecte~ wbU e he was ,,'aitl ng for th e committee against the spread ot disease through 'i'r o m to m eet t h at Dr. G reene was Inter v lew - th e Visitation of those houses." CHICAGO,ILL ell o n the subject t hat h e intended to _ dlecU8S a t the m ee tin g. "I am going to urge th e comm ittee to amend the ordinances," h e said, "so as to prov ide for th e a p poi n tment at t wo mOre tenem ent-h ouse inspectors and COURI ER. RE60RD~'h€RAtD;h t o fu migator s, as r ecommended In my eomm unl ca tl on to th e Common Councll, MAKES SPITTERS MOP STREETS read In the· Board of Alderman on Mon OUR'fEEN DIED day. I ba ve bee n agitat ing for addICLAIMS GREATEST NUMJlER OF nlth Offlc e For c e. "Iolnton to U.e tional facllltIes an d men with whIch to EVERY 1,00 0 Hnndkercbleb In Cl ean!n ... ftght con tagion eve r since I came into VICTIMS, ACCORDING T O I t ell you th e city needs them. ISPECIAL TO THE RECORD·BERALD. } HEALTH REPORT. B UFFALO'S DEATH R .~TE I N 1903 cIties h ave men a.ppointed exST PAliL, J an, 15. -Heailh Commls. I. , joner Ohage this even1ng be(:an Q. ca.t'l\p ress ly f or th e purpose of disinfecting HlGBE~T Ji' OR 'j' HE P AST )aign against spitting on slde",-alks and In ho uses wh er e contagIous disease has EIGH'l' YEARS, The last report ot the Depart· public places. A dozen spltters In tront Qf eststed, and t her e is no good r eason why m €J1t showS the death rate lI1~lifQUW for B utralo sho ul d n ot have them. ' t~9t year was 14.95 per 1,000. The .~he Grand Thea.ter were forced by health Itftcera -to ta.k.o out their 11andkerchlell5 and " The ordinances a lready require the number of deaths was 5.681 out ot The death rate In Buffalo for the past total an estimated population of 380.000. nap the sidewalks they had befouled. More fumigatIon of a ll houses where smallyear was 14.95 per 1,000. as a.ppears 'l'here has been a grattrylng decl1ne tn .. han this nomber escaped arrest by o.bey· pox, 8carlet t~ve r, d ip h theria and other from the statistIcs of the Health Bu- the mortality from cholera Infantum. but ng the 6tders of Inspecto rs at the Star contagious diseases have existed," con re a u. The total number o! de-aths was a steady increase in th e number of deaths rheater. 'fhere were t"'o inspedors at t h~ tinued the h ealth commIssioner, " but 5,681 out of a n estimated population of from typhoid fever during the past four years. albeit the number ot cases of th e I 3 0,000. ntrance to the Grand Theater, tWO at tht' o n ly In cases of s m allpox do es the delatll:r bas been greatly in excess ot the Whlle It Is higher than the rate for mortality. The !ollowmg tabl e shOWS the ..jtar and tw o a t the Mdropol\tan Theater. p a.rtm ent d o t he fumigating. We hire the past eight years, the present rate deaths reported in Butrn.lo during t he rhe warning wlll be general. 1t applies l.o extra.. m en fo r t hi s purpose. In cases Of ' of mortallty compares favQJ·ably with past four years: )Qually to street Hspl tters." Monday the In· al diphtheria, Bcar let feve r , consumption 1903 . 1902. 1001. 1900. other leading cltles. D~~ene re3pectors l\11J begin to arrest oJtenders or other infec ti ous disease, the occu 48 90 fever . .. . .. . 133 125 marks Ihat the present p tlon Is 'l'yphold 4,;7 471 423 Consu:n ption . .... ... 471 (;Qmmlssloner Ohage to·day fo rced a BIbp an t s or the hou se are required to ha ve probably over 400,000, but the low Fed Diphtheria .. .. .. .... . 110 125 136 66 ley street lumber jack to pull a red ban· the work don e. What does that mean? eral census now taken as a consen'a- Scarlet fever .... .. .. 26 45 31 11 Ai S~'P f,ose y ou h ave a case of scarlet felIve basis and the more rigorous en- Measles .............. . 37 69 2:! 58 dana from his pocket and obey orders. lS6 266 forcement of the law requiring every Cholera. Intan tum .. . 121 141 h ouse. You r house b as been death to be r eported, may tend to exDIE.cs,rd ed as r eq uired b y t he ordinan ce. plain the slight increase In th e rate. .L U ,UUKD everybody adm its placardtng is Th ere has been a gratifying decllne la p roper thIng f or the protection of t he ' d.G, in the mortality from cholera. infantum, community, you can't find a person but a steady Increase in the number ot COURIER. 'Wh o like. to have a con t agiou s disease deathq from typhoid fever during the card t acked u p on h Is h ouse. So, whcn past fOur years. albeit the number ot ,ou r doctor has pronounced yo u r ch ild cages of th e latter has been greatly in excess of the mortality. The fotlowlng over the disease, yo u ask him to A il .. TOXINS Ii E Solidified Cream is table shows the den ths reported In Bufthe card ta k en down. The first falo during the past four years: now sold in Chunks, he s ays to you is: ' H ave yo u 1903. 190~. 1901. 1900. J:u.m :,g••tE:a t he hous e?' An d ir you r TyphoId r('ver .,... . 133 125 48 90 he InventoTs ot a method b y which baven' t h e t ells you to do so, for It'. Consumption .. .. . . . 471 4;)7 471 423 . oneT Greene says the Diphth e ria ......... . 110 1:!5 136 agaInst tbe rules to t a k e a car d dow n 66 mll k Is no\\' being solldlfled on a considHealtb..P.OIl iUlSS1 t a!tecl New ,Sc arlet te,"er .. ...... 26 11 45 31 erable scala confidently b eUeve that ~ - t st does no vi untu after the fu miga ti on, ' All r igh t ,' J M easles .,............ 37 69 22 anU. toxine r u gisla.ture ha ng .~ their dis cover y w ill n ot onl y a.bollsh t h e e a y, and &. day or two later yo u Cholera intantum .. 121 141 186 York State, tlle Le bY the St&le, m any danc ers ot the daIry, b ut Will the d octor that you h a v e h a d ed a laW where of 'bOol th , eventuall Y do away ",ltb the da ir y ittlnnigated , H e r epor ts to pass u h the variouS bOards medY for sel!. T hey are confident. that Is, that office th a t It h as been fuml thro g th iS valuable re all ,,'M J~N the day of liq u Id mll k Is over. dlstrlbut~s t ree at cha rge to \':'!:;~'I a nd a man Is sen t out to take Ii th e CUd. P eople w ho h ave tried to solIdIfy m llk dlPhtbe~~ to pay tor It_ n dl.lributed before h a\'e employed too low a tem"But bow Is t he d octor to k now are una .,. t her e have \)ee of the Since 1901 421 packages Is eDperat ure In their fea r of decom posing wheth er the f um Ig a tion has been thorIn Ihls ci,g,e ire e distrlb U~;artment OUgh ? You might set a saucer ot chlorIts fa t s and sugars, and, tn consequence, A GROWING DEATH RATE, r emedY. t the Health 1 hyslds nS have tailed. Bu t by the process In ide ot Ume In one cor ne r of a r oom and trusted o .ch channel loca P etllcaT~eath r ate or B Ulfnlo for 1893 question liquId milk Is whIsked round let It stand there OVe r n igh t and call throu gh ;~~. It Is round t~~~btberla Is re orled as 14 .95--,,~ry dose to 1~ polIshed cylInders kept at a lIerce heat t ha.t fumigatIng-but It Isn't. Chloride are supp h treatment 0 claUS in t e ot lime will rid a. house o f t oul odors p"t ' ,and th.1 t is the hIghest fig. b y steam, and co mes ott In a f ew secud lockjaW. onds in th e form of a continuous but It won't kill scar let-tever germs, ur~ Co r fourteen year., though s'l11 1 !ow creamy-white sheet fh~e teet In width . diphthe r ia g er m S,or consumption g erms. In comparison with other e!ties ot the Thts Is redu ced to 0.. powder , and may Or you mIght hang u p a sh eet saturated co utnr~·. be compressed into cakes. WIt h what la t echnically called Platt's The f eature or the product Is th a t It [ .reene repor ts a steady growth chlorides , composed of oh lo r lde of lime chlor ide of potash a nd chemIcals In 80~ -:.:JRlER. In mortal y f r om typhoid tpver as one Is stlll potently milk-the whole milk a nd nothing but mtlk. and to make new lutlon. You mIgh t consider that fumi of I he Cactors or the death rate, milk a t any t1m e It Is only n ecessary gation, but it isn't. It has been shown Thi n k of this when purification or to add seven parts at water which h ave that this p r epa r ation will not klJl disc ity ,water Is unoer dJsCUBslon. ~ been evaporat ed. ease g erms , ex ce p t t hose t hat happen to '(, HE.!!:!H DEPT. The result Is saId to be difficult to dIsb e on th e s hee t you have saturated. The ti nguis h trom tresh milk. Its c r ea m reason Is It doesn't permeate the wholp \ r ,4.VORS rises naturally, a nd It may be made Into house. Or you mIght do, as many ORDINA NC E COlJ M1'M'EE butter or cheese. The powder and cakes ~~ a 5 ,4.J\ D h ous eholder s h ave done and are still ADDITIOX .... L I II'SP~·v keep Indefinttply, and samples have d OIng-burn sulphur, and call that fum FUM J G.A~R S AT f 1 ,000 bee n 8£"nt around th e world and kept Igating, but It Isn't. It has been scienfor three weeks in Shanghai, returnIng tlft ca11y demonstrated that the gas P E R. q uIte fresh. ObvIously It is Imposslb}e tram dry . ulp hur will not destroy all GES BEA.L'l'H EXilUBT'I', t o water. skim or adulterate soUd mil k, &'erms. It you wet your wallpaper, your o dl once. , u te:J'-' and a fac t to which the Inventors attach lth Comm1'Ssloner Greene bas Te'WIndow s hades, lace curtains, hangings The Comm ittee on r ~ort 10 Caver I extreme Importa.nce Is that all attempts c ed a letter from Dr. J, N. Hurty dB '. afternoon \"o~ .. loner Orten' and ca r pets, betore you burn the suIof· granting HeQlt; ~ In.spectoTl at s erlntendent of the hygiene secttoon to cultivat e mIcrobes In It have talled. t v.'O addltJ onnl tc ne!r tWO f U.ll 1" l0r8 at of the Sootal Economy Department of ~-------------Sl OOO a )'ear each an the St. Louis Wo r ld's Fab, mg1ng a .-" ' sa llle 8lIiarv that "Bun: ..lo i:.eall1l exhibit." Dr. H urty IhDe Greene told the cC;:~;lp:~;~~ r. I 1 uHd bY Ihe says : "Publle health Is the greatest rna ter a t 111 000 a )' • • r , U_~V• •" ' " asset any ct ty has," coot .=ntoct all l>uIldlnP .._~: ..._ • A C JAN f 1 E0 9U4 -- 'CONSUMPTION '\ f STILL LEADER . JtW.LuJ9G4- ._._. _._._ h TO Heali JAN ~2 1904 \ fl11Sl'R/~D FRE 16 1904 I r/ A: 0; -s. I 'AN 22190f' ~DDITIONS S - 10 - ..;.ty,.... &JJl communIca~l. �~hltW it hl l'r;"l\!\', 'Yf' hnn~ ntHl hni nt tht.' rime of tbe l)nhlic:1.tion of the- tp~ti­ moninl nf )fr. Unx, otlu'r trstitunniill~ . l! .l('kt~l hr e:\:lminnlionR from thp. Health c. V " APOLOGY TO ANTS LIGHTS ON I FIRE-ESCAPES ~ - ~how - NEXT about 44 Tenements said to be improperly equipped. til HENRY W. BOX hllS IdeaS PUBLIC HEARING IS WARNED ('xruninntiulls hy thl1' II€'ltlth l)Pllnrtrllent J "nun .. , 15. 1O()'!. T o the Bnffalo rOlnUlE'l"rinl: .:\[ y attcuLion hu:; jnst h~t.lll call£'d to about protecting Thea· th~ lettpr 111 your ('OIUlllllS froUl HN\I')' ter Patrons. -n-. Box. E~l}.t iu your i:.;:-.l1e of til<' l:h h iost,. nnd 1 \\"i e:;11 , on l~hRlf oC myself and the gentlCI1ll"n n·lH·I:~eul1ng the • ~ atho.ll Lee CoU!-'UUlptil)l1 Cure Co. , fur whom I IlID utlllrlll'Y, lo puulic1y npolop;izt;' to )1 r. Bux for !lny incollvellienct! Fire ~ommittee 's Method-Complaint or erubllrrns:-.U1eut wllich I or they haye Inl'lrrrIllm . MUll e nliolf LOCKPORT Dt>plutmrnt. witl: (,I'rtifi('atf'~ !-:.iJ.::n('d hv that oth('r \'i('tiU1~ ~f I"IHl,.;umplinn. with nhlll1cl:lnt ('On sumpt!OI' ),!(lrnH::, h:\l1 hel'n lrl'lltNl. anl1 their ~=""'F= nr. Bi~~pl1. ~IHlwint: csused. \ ron!":nnt cll"C'r4.'-·3:o;.C' of t\1(' thC'.\' lli~·1PfWi\rp,l. J!rrnlS un- mihht haYt~ n!-oNt. :1nel lIur np()lo~ for \I!1iinlr that of 'lr. Box is hi~ pMitinn Rnd ~tnlHlill~ in lhi~ Ilod {'n~r)' other community wh'''rC'' hI' I not~ wllirh 1S kIlOWH. that ~lr. Box WI:' ~tntp~ BIJFF.4.LO lIAY Q.UAR A'Tl"E RESIDEl;\'TS WHO C OME BY TRAIN OR TROLLEY C AB. thnt h£' Sperl:l.l to THE THI ES J an. 23.-Th~ Burtalo !Ie-31th D epartment Is evidently very m\!oh alarmed over the small-pox sttuatlon in Lockport. The following letter from H ealth Commissioner Green being sel! explanatory: I Hon. Ma.yor Balcer, Loclcport, N. Y. D ear Sir-It appear. upon In,"estlgatlon that when cases of small-pox occu r In the city ot Lockport. and the patients are allowed to r emain In th eir bomes, there are no quarantine regulations whatever. A card 1s placed on the house, but no pollceman or special officers are placed around th e house to keep the inma.tes from leaving the house or those on the ou tslde from en.. tering. 1t is my duty to inform you that. unless strict quarantine regulations are enforced. I shall reei It my duty to. at once, qua.rante ine agai nst the cltv ot Lockport, stopping all pa5~nger tl alns and trilley cars, leaving Lockport, from entering this city. for con.:umptinn 011 ~ "il1 (,IlC(l poil\t~ thnt Very truly yours, ",ny. Itl:;, R.tIH~kho1tl ('rs nre t:l:'otl€'men of W ALTJ;4t D. GREE ~tl1 06Mtrn oner. rhnr~C'te r on,1 f'ot:lnrlinl!" in Ruffolo. noel Buffalo. January 21st. out?' of th(,111 i~ tl millinnnire. ~ot one The Buffalo authorities have no ca.use of rtwm w()lllrl ("onnpet hi01~E'1f ,,,ith ~ tor worry. The are but l i cases of fak e or n hl1mhl1l!" in nn~· mtluner. smal1-pox here, all under strict QuarY ours very truly. antin e a nd no new cases ·h ave developed U . J. SWIFT. this week. It is expected tha.t the e{:ld.emlc ",ril1 end in a. couple of weeks. rt"fu. ('d lth ....olnt(loly tn h('('OI1H' ifl{'>ntified with 1h(' <,ompl\1\r or t.nl(f' 0 dollar of its :'<t'1('\(. rl'hi(.; :->tRt("Ilwnt wHnlel ~et'm to rnll for n Ilf'ninl. ~rr. Box hils ne"er hC<'lt nffrr()'(l n. ,lollar of f'tf)('k in thecompnny, I1llr wa~ hr ('\"<'r n"k~d to tnk£' nny; nor ('onl<1 hp or nlly otH" el:,;~ .ttet nllY if the~y cll~~irl"d. The whol" ('apital stock W"sq, lOll/-!, .-jnr(' t.'ll,C'n nnd paifl (or. .\ t the tiIll(, of Ill:'-' Br~t con .... ('r ... ntion witll )lr Ro~ I ~tf\tPfl to him thnt if the m('(liri nr (,11r("(\ him my cli ents would d,)\IhtlJ,~ ... likl' hi~ a~~i!-ltnn('(' in n financia l w!t,-, nml th tt T I'rf'~nmrd 1 c0\11d s~ c'nr'(~ him nn intprl ... t. :\Lr. Rox did not r(,(\I~r, ne11' \Jid hE" ar('('pt. ~in('E" thnt tilUe not one- word hn~ hN>1l sai,l to him on tl\r ~\Ihj€'l't. T ()nl~' mnd(' th(' ~tntE."m{"nt I did in n trntotin' way. nOl l to the ('[feet thnt I WOlllel n(H.~ my inOnell("e with mr- eli('nb to ~t,t him nn interfl~t if hC" cl('~ir('j]. J) ouhtir g ,,{ it W:loS thot rom'ergntioll whif'h lend :\l r. Box to ~nr heW(ti; offerf'd fI1.Hl l'€'fug('d f'tork, hrli(\"P thi~ ('Ompnny hl1!'l. n specifir LO CKPORT. I I 'l'he Dlonnpr of It WOt; like- thif:.: Some gentlemen called upou me iu n legal Alderman L ouis 1\1uIlenilotr, who one.... ,,""ny, till' early pnrt of las.t year. lUnking w ••k a~O complained that the fire- stroup: claiIlls thllt thoy had a .podJic fOI' " (.'ODsurnption . I III first Inugbet.l at them, e::cape ot one ot the theaters ha d ..,een· ?lll] nt]vi::-ed that they kp<,p their woney covered with tee all winter, y esterday III their l)ot'kut::;. TIll'lr enrnl'!-lhles~ , howlubmltted to the Board at Aldermen. d. ever, led me to iuv<....... ti~l\te their cla ilDs. resolullon to amend the ordinance! re.. T hese !;t;'elllill~ly Wt'l'f,) strong-. [SlateU lo.ling to theaters a.nd amusemen t halls to them thllt 1 und(>rKtoud thut ")11'. B ox so as to read as follo'ws: Wit:': tl ,-irtim of lllh('rc\lio~is. :lnu had "All exteri or staircases us ed a8 flre- bt'cn ('olltl'C'lh'd to Jel\\·c his lmsinc:::s and escapes shnll be tight!)' covered bY for two .n·'ll':-. ~tas in the .\dil'ondack~i roonng and ~Idlng so as to prevtmt ~hat Ill' \\ .HI U gl.'uUelllGll of stnmling a.Dd snoW, ire or otbt:r obstructions from mllul·Il<."c. unci if tht'Y (>ould cure him 1 failing or being placed thereon. and wQuld Iwve rnith in 'their treatlllent and shall be properly 1ighted by in ~ r.lw pnhlh' (,llnfitll'lwl' ill their rellled,· cande"cent light., to be kept burning They '·.<pl·."cli It Je;i .. e to treat :'..[r: from the time of opening to the lime of Box. I waltl,1 until .\11'. Box calue to cl051ng such plact:S of entertainment, the city dnl'illg' t.ICO ~llmtuC'r for n sho r t and to be placed not less than 25 feet ~tny. :\lr. Bux wrl::i my friend; L knew apart, from tb~ tOP to the boltom of tlH' trc;ltU1~Ut l'Oulti do l.iUl ItO l1arm and said stall'cns('s." JHI)tCJ it wouIt1 dl) tdm lUurb gvod. I The regoluUon furth er provides that thcr.::fol·C" (",tlk,,} UI10U him, and a:;tatl2U the such ordinances shall take erred Im- propo:")ition to him rrnnkly, tolu him thut meuinte-ly upon its pa~~age. It embodies. the rrt.'r\tm~nt woulll he fret', nnd that ,... a further amenument descrIbing as a rh!' g-C'IltieUh?1I w1l0m I reI>r~entet1, rcnlmisdem"anor the act of "rlosing or ob ~ ' fziIl~ his !-tnnliinl{ anti pm.. jUon not only structing the stall's or fire-escapes or in this rity !Jut throughout the countr y, approa.ches therelo In any building, that he WIiS a geu tlemnl. t'C largE' tlff:lirs, whether de~lgned tor worship, business who . . ~ w,~rtl on fiUY buhjeet wonld not be / oa communit· aLion to the Commoll Coullcil D r. or entertainment," and prescrIbes a fine CjllPc:;,tioo!'u. t.le~iJ'etl him to gh'e thei r G rccnc II Commissioner, makes c('rtaill slaWoC not to exceed $50 for each and every u'(>utment ~l fnil' trilll to the end tlint if llJents that <lollbll tis will ourprise mall)' pe r:lOns" lie ot'rpnse. tbps could ('un' him they might get the The resolutton was reterred t o the beu<.>fit. :'\1r. Box. os I thought. reodily say, that. there arc more than 6,000 ten.)mellt houses committt'e on ordinance!=:. consPlltPll. sa)·inp: :.;.uff€'ring hUlnnnity emaTh] £111 it. RUJ(W"liting to Ille that he ~ within the city limits; that the tenement house act reAld enna.n Manning of Ul.e fire COffimittee announced yesterday [hat his h ' !"put~lln exnmiu(l(1 b~' the. llcalth. quircs tllat all tencment house" sh all be inspected at committee will give a public hearing on :..tyc.IliS Thursday at 2.30 p. m. on t.he subject Drpurtllle.nt Jn~t before COlUllleo('ing the lea t I,"'ice each year, and that it is "absolutely beyon<l of fnyestlgatlng tbe conditions of the tretl CWetlt. l'bj~ he din all Ju ly Oth In8t tlle ahility of ilio llealili D epar tmcnt to undertak,} this theaters as io provision against fire and re<'eiying " report that tnberde bacilli pa.ni c. w~re pl'e~{'nt in moderate numhers, nno \york without relief." ~\.nd he asks for relief to tho cx· In line with the same general subj ect thnt he hut.! pulmollnry tulH"l'ct1losi~. I w nt of two a<lditional tonem~nt house inspeclors at a \s 3. report on Buffalo tenement~bouses miderstoou. )[r. Box to sn.y thnt he had cOlllPcnsat ion of $1,000 each. The liealtil Commi ,ion· that are sald not to be properly equip~ prc\'inu!ii!Y br-ell exnmiueU by two erniped wllh t\re.esoape~, which report was opnt Buff:tlo phy~ieinus. who had inCt' al~o av that in tho matter of di . infection and de· presentell to Ule Board of Aldermen formed him that hi s wns ulldoubtedh- R slru ,t ion ;,f contagion whatcver ,,"ork is done is ",,-ith· YC'"terday. It contains a. list of 44 ·of ('onsuUlption, and lind ndvised out Sy:;tClll, without npcrvision, irregularly, or not at lngs In '·al'iou~ parts of the Ci t y, which him to remnjn away frnIn Buffalo; thnt WllS o;lg1aal!y ".ported to Health Com1110re than t\Yo Yl'n~ before ht? had gone all all<l onl\' by priva te effort;" and that ' ·th~re is no seml!';stonel' Gree-. by the Cqartty Or- to southern Californin nnd had returned cnl~ity for a'IlY 'f,unily, 1l10,-ing into a hOUFC, tJlat it i ~ot ga'nlz3tIOn SocielY as a result of an"""in~ with \'(>1'y little brl1l'fit; thnt he bnt) for \"estigation made by its tenement-house two yellrs prnctically t'l'sided in the Aditakin'" its (.hildrel1 into infected rooms and eXl~g In!!'pec tors. Dr. Greene referred the list l·ondnC"'k... with r01\<ilidernble benefit but them "'to S<' ri on sicknCi's, its pos ible to thl..: bUieau of bulldlng on January thnt wlwlI h<.> enme hnck to Bl1ffnl~ hi~ :':>, H:103. u'ouble ret.Irnro. I UllIlerstanJ that on en'n deatJl." .\.ncl be ask fo r t,YO di,infectors at a On the thlrtee-nth of the prese.n t the Htl. day of July ~\1r . Box commenced ('ol1lpcn5atioll of $1,000 each. The communication of month-:-almost a. year In.ter-Commls- his tr('atlll€'nt: j\l~t n month therenfter the llcaltJl COll1m.i 'sioner has ~n referred to tilO new sioner " "ard received a report from his n th, before g:oing to the .Adiron: building bureau to the effect that the da rk:.;. ~I r. Box sent another sample Aldcnnallic Committee on ordinanccs. This committee owners or lessees ot the bunding list- of ~pllt\l1n to the Health Department: of .\ hlcnnell }ianlling (chairman), l1cEach· ed had been notified. In February 1903 I Xo r1imntic hcoflfit f'xC"'ppt that received "lo hnmedlately provide these bUiidtng~ in Bllttnlo hnLl been hi~ in thl" inter"\""nl. r ell . Harp Ki ck GormaJl, Smith and Kennedy. The , " , d ' 1 ld with proper means or egr ess In case of 'r h(' rept)l·t of Dr. BiSbell made on the S11hj,'ct lI1>l tle r of Dr. Greene s reco mmCll UtLOI1 LOU firc:.," but that an Inspet·tion by the bu~ ~Otb dn ~' nf AUg"ll"t :-.L'ltE's tha.t he found ~leau ~.f buil dings "within the last ! the bnri1l i "in vcory small number~. It havo prompt. an(l intelligent attC'ntion. lonth, shows that none of them has -n'ns nllc(Js~nt'y to look over two slides beco.~Plted with the order of the bureau. ' forB or:::~lDi~m wns foull.Il. From the tv Bn l~ost Instances," continues Depu_ l ln~t eXAmination thf'Y 1Ut,e mnterinlhport u .. ~~~g CommiSSioner RumrJli's re - dH!reased in numb", •. " ;\fr. B ox ~t.i hi bUildings are three or four then in rhe Adirondocks. at' 1 uD41erstood ra.~i~s Q g~ and are occuptE'<l by many ~ it. rlO~IlA' nn his bu~iIU~S Ulere. On the c;::.aret ..e_. t is a gra\'e menace to the 20th of A ugust I receh~ed n letter from ~at[:r ~! ;~: ~ccupants to a.llow the I h.im stntin!l that he hnd been sirk for n Comml~ I g. . tim(\ and compeIlpd to diseontione lhe """"MRrgaret Patlon. aged 6. who 11~ PO~t withS~ner Ward submitted the re- medirine and stated "tllp. ('x:1mination of " f h er parents al 25 East Huron street smallpox. She wllI be removed l1!11t ~t dis b ~lrecomme-ndatlOn that the Dr. Bi::;:;;.~ll was yer:r grntifying. I hope he Hospital today. Her the cor~ 0- e entcow ners be rep?rted to with YOll that up on furthe; e:I:3lllinntion hlh e Quan:ultlne is quar;t1!'tfned. tions to prou on ~sel with lIlstruc- be will find no (""\"idence of my former pl1ance with s~~ute diem tor Ilon~com ~ I trouble," Roon the-rca!ter Mr. Box reommendation w:so~ fna.ll.~es. His rec~ tnrn(\rl and the new examinntions as m1ttee on fire e erIe to the com-I prlUtefl wer:. made. . ~ 'fh rn tlv timC' (':lme for the teRtimoni nl of 1[r. Rox I ".]Jed upon him nnd stnted ~hnt 1 wbllt.'d he WOlllu J;h-c llS a testilid? Inoniul if he roult.l cOUCoI('ill'lltiollsh' do / " Q,VARAl\"l'INE HOSPIT.AL PLA...VS_ RO: that OlY ('lie-nts IlitI not ask him to H ealth omml loner G iuc1org(, the t rt'nt menl. lmt onl:\" to mnke consultation u reene, after 1 e .ll~ayor an d Comn n;,keel "'tutelll~nt of fnete:;. )[r. Box rn ssloner Ward. has resolved to 0 thptl in 101l't hnutl tlrnftetl the lette r ~ead with plans for tbe necessa~y which wnl"! publislll'd with nut a ~u~gesrion work Of constructing a new Qua r antine from me. hod it typewritten. rend it to Hosplta] on \.he present site In th .. 18th nlP ~nu. bero1'll Riglling, nddpd. fit my ~ug· Ward. The matter of advertisIng tor ¥e~tlon, the fnet that he is now resil ' ng bids "ill be submitted to \.he Council ~n Bnffnlo. I took the letter find g:n·e r ight away. The city Is by la.w a.uthorI~ to th'" ~j\nth.>lllcn reprp..;puting [he Ized to issue $50,000 worth ot bonds lor this work. ~ uthR n Lee Consumption Cure Co. I . I f€".lr nothiug" wns ... nio ns to mnkinR It puhlic. It i~ quite likely thnt 1 should IHn·e tol<1 ~11' . go.'( thIn m~' t'iipnts iut(,nded so to <10. hut I certain!,", from the eircurustnnc~, llPUe"ed thnt' :\11'. Box II "{ ~ r::~ J)--~~ cn1t b I bulld~ ca~e con_cqll~nces ~ ~\.ut!l1!-Ot ('on,i~t, w,;. I to - I th(lro\1~hl.r tllld('r~ t{)o(! the plll'J)O"1e for whkh th(l tl"f.;UmOU illl w n~ SN'ured. It iR c:videut T wns wrong, anl1 tiIprC'-fnre thi~ publiC' npoll1l!~ I can n~~llr(' )lr. Box thnt llis t t>:-.ti n}()lli III will no~ hl' printt..'fI, hnt hop(' he will 10": .... �-JAif-Z--O--19Gol- c· R~jOUR-- Ar--- TTERLY UNFIT FOR CARE OF PATIENTS "UNFIT FOR HUMAN BEINGS" Greene Snys Quarnntine Hospital Is in Terrible Condition-Councilmen Award Him $5,000 Asked For. f.~TH BOARD lET, DESCRIBED METHOD OF FUM IGATlON _ .;.;.,,..;~ Quarantine Hospital so characterized by Commissioner Greene. F or ma ldeh yde a nd Bichlo ri de U d De ' .1 s t r oy Disease Germs in a nd on P erson a nd Clothin • g Q uarantlne is Ra i.ed, When H ealth c ommissioner «reene's \ Coun cilman Stoddart saId he hoped t fo $5000 fo r hIs department the Aldermen wo u ld do something reques r . to'wa rd s a neW Quarantine Hospital. Th e board of hea lth met TuesdRY came before the c ouncilmen yesterda.y The action of the Aldermen In voting -$3.000 ot which Is ~red to stamp out the $5.000 ,,-as t hen approved. e vening a nd on mot ion of Commis. smallpox-the members asked the Com· The resolution to pay to the SpanIsh To quarantine Smallpox Patients in mlesl c-oncern lng his needs and the War Ve t erans $100 out of the FOurth sione r J . R. Co mpton adopted a resolu their Homes would cost a oner ot the pest house. Dr. Greene pf J uly tund tor Memorial Day was condition tion directing the International RaJ! . great Sum, 8R..ld that t h ere ",el'e noW twenty-two laid on the table and re ferred to the smallpox patients at t he hospital and Corporatl9,ll Counsel on motion ot Mr. "fa Y company to lhoroughly fumigate that money w as needed. as t he fund &toddarl. H e said he did not beUeve Councilman Thomas Stoddart ye .... a ll t 1'oll ey ca,rs enterll'g or operated in had been overdrawn about $400. t here was anY legal right to take terday declared in favor af something Mr . ...stodda rt-In what condition i8 trl0ney out ot the Fourth o f July !nnd being done toward getting a. sanitary thiS city. the Quaranti ne Hos pital? for any s u ch purpose. quarantine hospltal-one "that Is fit for Mayor Bakel. presidem of th e health Dr. Greene-It is absol utely unfit for T he resolution granting the FIre CompatIents. The water freezes up over missioners the right to erect telephone h uman beings to be in." boanl. Rtatec1 th at h e had in accOld· night; water pipes b urst, and we h ave IJol~s in Letchworth Street, from Dart The subjec t before the Board of Co unto u se k erosene lamps. It Is in no COD- to Grant streets, was laid on the tabl e ctlmcn 'w as the at the B$5,000 oard ance" i'lh (h~ board's di rection s-ecure d of Aldermen in resolution favor of issuing dltion to take care of hlUman beings. "ud r eferred to the Comlnissloner to Mr. Stoddart-As Health Commis- 1Lsc'!rtain whether ,the poles are n ecesbonds, $3,000 to ta ke care of s mall pox t wn men who had been co nnected with sloner. then . you do not feel that you sary. Col. Wa rd e,,,<plalned that und er cases and $2.000 for analyzing city the Buffa lo health depaJ·tmenl (or Iluite are doing right In keepIng these pa- ~n old arrang-ement t he Bell 'l:elJ!phone wate r. Mr. Stoddart called on w Health tleuts In such .a place? ("OIt:IlIany h ad been us ing poles erected Commissioner Greene to ex plain hy h e a numb el' of yea rs fumigating quaranDr. Greene-I certainly d o not. b nt It lor the Fire CommIssioners and that ad rf'quested this appropriation. tinE=d houses, an d had them come here h is t he only place we have unless they an f"vil h ad grown from the practice. Dr. Greene stated t h at during t he last Tu.esday morning and spend the day are kept a.t home, a.nd 'we would the n All at the resolutions for the r e· two weeks th ere have been abou t twen- in inst1'U(:ting Hiram Hornsby. the 10.baye to quarantine the house- and teed pa.vement ot streets passed by the AI· the rest of the ta mlly. If there was a 4ermen last Monday were lai d on the ty neW cases of smal1pox In B uffalo- ('s l main engaged to fum igate quaranfamily of ten and ooe of them had t;able and re ferred to the committee of Including two new ones yesterday. U p tined houses and hospital, In [he proper smallpox th(> city w ould b e legally th" w hol e. 80 that abutting owners to dat e th e fund for taking care at manner of doing his work. Hable fo r their board while the house might be heard. there beIng no peli· ( Ih ' was quarantined. tions for the pavements. \ smallpox pati ents is $300 or $400 ove r- I ~II' Fellow, , I t will ue a ,ratifyi ng bit of no",s her dra wn. "If this addItional $3.000 Is a p- I : ' , - ' . one 0 ese Bullalo exIII tit It'nl'o tlm t t I . ' C proprla t ed a nd the epidemic does not ho \\Pl e present, complied with < ... f I ht:,I' ' s supply ofuoautl-toxin on)' 'S UlHe" ' t 0texp l' used extend mu ch farth e r. we will be ab le to . ,1 , eques a,n h0\\' ille lTl t ill" ('Ity but tho r eco rd of tl .'t turn the balance b ack into th e g eneral ti ne houses 'l nd hospital are (umlgatell fOl'. an iut elligent u.e " f it is O,.t '~n \\ Y fund, " said Dr. Greene. "But w e may In ButTalo before remoling t~e quaeCO Mr,jERC~JAL. entll'C' s t a te. Since late in 190" th~ ~tn~e need it all before t his fiscal year is end- I nnline 01' allowin'" the cured patient to of hea.Hh h •• been ,,;ppl)' iu!; ed . Two .cas"s were not discovered 'In. le''''e th e houoe hOs pl,al. Mr. 1"1 ; _ . alld smce then 1,421 packages of til they "ere four weeks old a nd th e pa· lows said tM t In Buffalo t h. y fl ... t ,1, .t hu,'C' been di s tribut eu in this .. j . tlents had practically recove r ed. s o . . Th ese I,"ckn",e. contniued ? 6!l9 ._ • .:). there Is no foretelling how many per- sll oy all old 01 rag.ed beddIng. coran.d ns the co,t nt th -. , .i:iOO sons were exposed" pelS and clothing in a Quarantined I per t IIOll.and .units it e can be I'ernt€' ) 'you a questio n. doc- ho use: lhen go o,'er all the 0 '0od work d'l.'lS fi$ "I1 want to ask ured thut a amount of I 1'- tor," satd Mr. Stoddart. " Is the condl- \\ it h " sol ution of bichloride o[ me,been done. h' lO S tlon of the pes thou se. In w hich a ll th ese cury: the n sh ut th e hOuse up aIr -tight Combinatio n of Man ufacturers "The •.',Ii-toxin is issued," said Ilenlth are Qua rantined . sanitary?" by st uffing a ll '·''3.cks wit h cotton alld Comm,s"o~er Greene to n Commerc;"1 I fr a nkly tell you. gen tlemen, the the n IiglH [o rm aldehyde candles IIlth Cannot Deprive Buffalo Peopl e rl"pr~~ent:'tl . pla.ce is unfit "The t o take patients to,"every said \\ hlc h they fUlntgate nr. -"u sed n\'~ ' "Hot m er el y to Iho-e who Dr Greene water f r eezes all parts oC th, · • paul'er. b..r to nll who a r . . d II I tI' d loth stutTs of Use of th is Remedy. In .. . :h circumstances tI th e day. the gas arrangeme nts a r e a nd ho use an a cO ""g an c . o[ it w ould be n r ea l . C oth er condttlons are s u ch as to make It Then befNe d llo\\ i,,;; the in",a I" to chanic or clerk "'itil n ' lar,," P unfit for human bei ngs to be In. Ipa"e ,he h.", . th"), are obliged to C men sUlull Knlury is l'l1.;;;t "S ,e I ami y nnd "However, I see no way out ot the lol{e 1. b·tth III U <:(d ution of bichloride come wh toere It dtffl c u Ity... continued t h e doctor. .The . ."I . men· un·· . as b e. wou ld he at the d.• rug\'estore 1 h,· . d<>tI,ing theY ore 10 he m'ght purc ha Re it. Tilos _I .. only other course I can see wo uld be to . '1< tho,ou'h 'Y fumigated (or three nble to pnv for it are e " 10 quarantine th e patients In the ir own "en ' - . . . f,om Health Comm iss ioner Walt e r RO. but to tho I reqmred to do homes w hi ch wo uld mean we wou ld 110Ul"S With flwmaldeh)de gas o Fie W 10 nre not or t • I I _. . allo .. ed to don It do so with ou t • . . fi . ' . c,;nnn o h ave to provide three pollcemen for a n< llPy ,oe \ Gre.ne Tal ~ s In terestinglv of the · seno u" mauela l 1'l hou'e Is Cuit i8 fr C'<!, The method each house-each policeman being on a nd lea". t il e ',ou5e ,e . Good Dl'ne Thereby. for the allendin!: phvsioia IS duty eight hours. and would have t o mlo:ated r.'·L !-.!lurs \\'l lh the fonnalM}Buffa! I bl.'l" form of ol'<1e'- wh:\ t~ l out a f eed t h e family. If, fo r Insta n ce. there h y(le g 1- . tile have (enr tha t b y the health houoretl was one p er so n afflicted In a fam ily o f AI :he quar" ,;tUlP hospl,.1 the nnti-toxin tlo . mUlllanctu!'.rs of . Ieisn is olso supplied U k[lh y t en, the city Is l egally bound to f eed th e I,a tienl (rom the pnlle-nts. been e orgaUlzutlO1l of "'hieh h'lS port, whh.!iI he Is "'uppo..;! ) an r ewhole ten. The expense wou ld be somenotc 1I1 the ..u;-.ocintt:u Pre d: nnd forward to the sr" to fill out thIng enormous." q""l't .... , into a separa,e room in '''')_ ';'ny a CIect getting for th thc rc;ult of I'.nlth. On m otion of Councilman Stoddart, he I.,k.' n bat h ;n the '010her neces>;'ty them of thi. Ilbsol"te o[ the anti-toxin b _ npph c.lt1on th e r esolutIon to give the additional ap- t;on ••nd is then ,,-rapped in • dean '£he _of diPhtherin., "The 'tnte boa rd of) I 111i'i . proprla tlon was approved. Mr. Stoddart sheet In " hi ch he walkS Inlo anol to it that' • ow has 'een 1110,t anxious thot these t, ' s mo.t saying : "If as It appears. t he ctty Is separate roo m he I'uts on ,he medicin e of this be mnrlo, nnd I nm hn) .honld n o t doing rIgh t by th ese helpless p a - cloth 'S In whi ch ile came 10 the h ph 'ysi('iaoH of B'lfIal IIPYveto asal thnt the tiIt ents '" whic h h.,-e . ,er . si nre hef'n In .."ale of ,'t ,,-,'t h,' n tI,e eb 3 d e to cUD.t rol t he r eput',lI I I inh k eeping D Gthem in an I u nfit hos- " " and ' nlld th o w isllom o[ tl? r ers of th,s .talc, Kccon <l to none in the tnt • f . .0" , p a. ope r . r ee ne w II t a k e steps the fumigating room '1n J are thot'flUg • yenrs aao i liS slep. taken "'me theso reports If _ sfi de, 0 r et l ll'lIIn:; to recommencrtD tne proper a uthorities I Ilowed 5to l It will 'I s now to be clearly seen clun wh.) Is ;ecel ' i" e 11 some ph."' isome Impro vem ent." Iy fuml;:ated. H e Is I ,.n n 1 recnlled DS told" l [ ' . · I I nl tll,. j.• , •. no ' llg tour. 'lnti-toxin nnd It is possible th a t the proposi tion to (L· ve th e hospital. ,,'hli fo tn the h0 : egraphlc d ' pllshut off I,I' , .:, I 1 USC w e pimbuild a n ew hospital may be revive d. , ""' 1 th e p 1.l1en c:: wea l' nnj 1)1· omm crcial's leI' . I 111 t 1e .-, as 0 t . " ' J Ilcr g ilial II uas b I :s <:> IPp:r nntl l hE" com illi ·1 I uthorit i(S C of n il theeen \yhi ch is tile sta te boa rd. eli 1,.. \Ol hil1 Whi Ch bY the turers in the countr _ manni.LeIe w;e of tillS nnli-toxin I u rnisll them. belog 1)1 lfOSS than a d J I of w?I Ch there nrc :t In m?unt of good right ·,("lth departmenl. , ,' Mr l1 suit of this Imrue(liute r rlecllil the oC £he board !:aikc t of en1p,t»lllg' tile f no. ill the tbeeto th e j"I·!to \\·.ns given 70,000 Lunit s i' e Jlo\\'S pi> ra lll "" 11:; til ruIOU;::; lfl ,1' tillSd ' action hns so aroused Iho ou pu , Rill) Cl" Clnr CUUJstnnces were suell -tl1,' ' 1• IIrs. I ' 'h- d.dded cOl •• M CIl'c coulrl t I ,he a nd mh1'·)'[· .. ·, 1 .', e Icnl Society tlH1.t n co . 1 .lgO fit S? 0 IHll'cit u!:'ed that tl 1l 3ntity .,"'x e pid e : Ilut • k e a JUllllttpc hut s he ' . n · _. · " nppointed t 0 mR cODl'. . lete bas "'1 o rd..er- per to th ousAnd. I, e,' ll' f" , ... nl'teede .'l 'tllll .... n t th eir C'" n m.l. t o[ler Illntlon of the fn .... . t sand Qr ..... InlZn , _ I. .., 1.."" "0'" r. r , Ih:,· to -10 I Ife sa ,-ed I I : . ,\l'r (luld probub Iv ..... ." ' da" 'l"est townr(l tl ,..L '-'.\ out f ,n IH. leI'S IS onh' 011(' cnHe .c, TH COMMISSIONER y. " " Iel 1'Ufo! . anti-toxin by the Unile of o · man)'. . ' WILli ' P" Ins true'" n he rece ... ·tt belns mo me nt. rrhat n si '1 ted Stntes gOlerll.. 3.180 hOl e a supply of t t l-.i"AKE THEM d today. ;;ul):'j11 expel . ..d Innll-toxin on hA n,] fa" " ", . 'In ,'ase WITH L AW.COMPLY hinred ,bY Ihe ma)-o r for but . . t"'O n" . "ant:"d ,-n 11,ls stat" ml Ill' is un0 anu"f wdOl' I fact wl'tl, I ff t his ' too , In 1 S U"C'll C' '[hey rum lg'" t• c.tTf'l't thnt Xew "ork stn t c <I(oes ,S . u_eI toI the b ee u.. so .,I·r · ockjaw. f _.goo< nnd " Ol1s!clt'!'ahle I ~- IJg e hvll'le o f J a ni' !' 1',,,"::.l lP'\') 'dII the qu·ranune. e cago ph YF,'CI'a". " 'ant tl,e g"O,n It1e Chi(' ect in tl,,· S CI" r. All of tl.is troubl" 10 b"1 I1 n . ment to (Jo-mflnufnclure e era 18 rlo!C to iliol"le w b It" I 1')1'1'(1 by '' x. J, T uesday a nd re.c e Ive I . ant"govell1t . npcd it o n I tI. . h' 1 . 11Jl1lsstoner hum (ll ' W Heh IE; to nil" . )- OX tn, only to the ity itl"lelf ' is til Ie Tilf' .....1' 0\\ , rr. of l€'l1emen t f 3", ' ,1 h . ' to r)' cll'se I't 'r lllS ' . d 110 nre unable PI'f!'JR rllllJ'gps 011 t',e t .'n If' II . .-rlernnn 1·b'd by.1 witl ••' "d t):e .... • • •. " u·· -n;t.:l os "')'4 't 11.\\\-.dl1!l\\hlchW·,llb,,·exenu,'oo' • ll').\\·11 I nte 'v ,,,I bonrd. ·of I'en . 1"1 eOllleR. from Albn m' Y th a Cl oud ing ". ." ... u" 1. 1"1 W.\' d · t oneI throngh the ., an,l tl '0 co.t• of '"I . .I ":1 Itl' DI'I'I1l'lm.nt , . • r ]'1" I ·r,,,·,ll pnrtnu.... through out ltl t health lIeo('cnl,llO llnl to the s t ate 1tO' Il!lkilt.w." or lh(> tOt h th e l qua nmtin e. " .". I (umlg r ecf'h'o . 1t R nt., wbil'h health when we have to ord er of n . esa nul street was prev,OUSY 'fha l .tate board f s In >}1Ik from th e in n hu rr,\'. a ."ppl,\' SeW'r II wpl'e _um, re\loved qu,,,an"'" .,.,. C nnd issue it in the,'r a ('ollf('r.o'lne d be recp h'c $...r. 11 PI" - fl )' e.\C ..h (. C r.. wIl lC' lI:-:'P 0 f llnti -to'X"in h{'rp' R f 1 UI'. (;reptle ,,'I tll "anh .g an nppeaI"l " QOK-'.H ere ' B Io ns. f olo M; 'w ell ns lhrongho"t tl III 11 In . .[,'. F""P.1\O\· !. ur£;,·yj the I"' 10I HI nffalo this work ' 1 we. slo,,' d ' I ,. connt,·\' t<. ' he "ropo"pd altp'-"tl rogard II 'he Ir xtb : \;0 ' , . ,- p t depnrtm ent of hl"nltl ' dIS (one by f '. . t '0 ti,·,t fow yp",,', l>t·. <;"epno talkod Wlthon;;1 H ocently (nllligatl!!g a ' I S ·lfiJII . ; h oolf Commissioner " ,. I 1, un {'I' He31th n trr Its wtrOdt1Nion hut now it'. .. In 1'0 9tricl Atdo) n the fl"t,re".' as "" a ter D . Greone. IIn<1 \ ' "'11 ,. " ' •. alld ,p'·er·,1 ,. to ('"t a:;' th O, r lllll :r·tilrll 0 ,.. '"'I liep, u 01 - 8 to its E'f!icienf'.:\' , . 0 \ llE'r s hn \. b I '. .n rd "'111 carry em . "h t tl . erk t : It neon that. prlot' (,ul,·po! "Ithln til make the re- I. hO.•Uses. hospital pallen t8 ...1bf'd" hY ) [ 1' Schn eid er. 01,'0": tl,")' AU;:lI.t remPdy e d Irestated h ., ""'"PU.-llallges that unles. lhe\,' e een ' thtls to se' le opportunity 0 11":(1 of it. 45 pC' r cent of t l ' U). till:' 1jpi\!th Dt>-"'-"lt f' lime allowedr t !ineo; reruN)" I Cure the who hnd llipllthf'rin died 1011')e will hp ... mp.nt th.ell· nam ...... ,! bOOkS nlong tie l ,< into' nrgel)' .. mhrae l' rl . A utid e.., tl, ra tC·,. on Iy ahout . 11 -, . ( to l he D IS t I' I('t At-J oxln . "'IIle per\\ eeut'0 I t. Ol'n.), (01' pre""ntatl n olo"'" Id oC " I< 00 clip "bOllt n:_ a remody [or !:lufr'lIn hn(1 cn ..s of diphthori .' .JUI')'. on to lh e g-rancI l Cit)' Ph),sc "" Bu('k .Jth lOdepartt I>' U n llw It elg it ngo, nnd is UK,.n , 7;'\8 in JOO2 IlIHl 7 S \.'eR r_ 111 "\V e ha.ve a. lol of tr ou bl • )1'. Gree ne- of the Hurta- lOt Btutfa )1 t n nd pon ofnntl,nl nbsnlirte "e-cno,'ty ' t tllP p rescnt tim e but two :l1a ,..., of te"ement ow ue r e,.wlth som..... .... 0 n t Itmpnt d' ' l"\. 1;I"J meIi 0 1'. "'ende n t sF d _urh in(or# ill". . I',_ ..... '_.,. '" P r'1('(,,,. II d esease. T in nr."n PP Iymg ' . ' of their . t w n "T. GI'e<·nt· lo l1'ot 'm \\:ant Enquire R. said Dy. r. Ilntl-tOx.lll li ey do. to rspreenPdortther toda dar n nd he hll d rpce,veI I ,.. hIm uo in de:! I. lth r. .. I ' . l : ., ne n :-;p took rhe ,,\('h \\ Ill. be I e money lion whir w ttoJ\· "th(' \".II-to-,Io of 'Ite.'"' 0\1t <. epl'.iYC. nIl b' mnllufnctnre I, tt h h ould"a S P • 11'. un,ler thc mo.; f a. ,t '" expenenrl 111 the mntter. nnd New York f 1_ brIng nbout the im ro\,) n order to m' th lo('al ,it i I conditions, lowet! clORe behi nd," 0 the iJUlldln". wilt sho tha.t ing with him the che:"lpes Rod llny Ill plac. 't al,o I ... In , t • law Greene hAl to pt.nty ';" e 1'0(' etbook. of \'0 tIe . or), rPRp£'t·l. Somellmes" . dO \S 10 •• city eRn nero It. . mlln)- wh o might sorely th""e people months in which e alloW'1 bY &Il,,·e k y u ntil we ;ll"f rOI't't"'d ~o IYI-dnll along. Ca-. ..... ore latel·. ...it-~!df':.;.... · W.ATER DAILY FREEZES I Bl1~'llo ~ t '~ JAN- ') 1--1904 p~rts." I ~;~i~~1 rrREE~Nn- IOXm. q~aran- 'anU~ '~'lJ'. pre-~('nt \'a~t ~r 0" ' ;0:,j' p~~lents ha~~~1 ! COMES FROM THE Sf ATE .~o (Iep~rt ~~t~,'Ct '~~I!c ~ iIl~rel1Se ~ rel)Or.t~. lspatch~fol.,: ~orm~d WI.~r1:ltll(' ~"jSh:>H o~ nntl-to~m 'I~nst c,::e~: ~hc ~ri~nen~~nthh.ns ~ b~cl1 n~mcnt 4 ~. lll~tnufncture n(lc~s.ry ~ .mO\~emellt I ~\"{' I ('on~ignment ~n( "p~t~'- ," 'e 1.0I'r'I ".I.'l,e,~lt~h l~ ~ cn~c hel'~'~~' ~~~f: i~II1 ~4 \ ;~~n.all 11FITER-- OW NERS \,.. f' OF TE NE I~ H~ <;. MEN TS ,J IV; I(~"f'''I1~ .'' . "~It.'Hf'nlt~·' ~'"~ ~ enl'S n~ fn('rpn~e wo".~orltble. 's.. hfe-~a'-ing ;00,.. ° expen.'H~ hou·'f'~ tel(1~'t':1111 ~eneral ~I~E:'. PI'~R~uted .~ 1~~ Hln~ ~R\'e ~"lIS malnn~ ~[,so. n~" t"rrIP~' ('oa~t\\'orth ln~l ~ bic~Jol'lde '~o' ~rd I ~o".es ~.. . 0 0,. tH~ Tn~Y sn~Cun,~g"' l ~I" "~t1 ~r·; "l ( t'rt~ Os req ll1rNl ,. o~ .~ ~-.' ,t' I11U\·'~ ~n' ~ .~- (1I~~i~)' n. ~~hO(,)s Il'~\ th~s6 de~('n on~ tO~ Itjn~ # nece~snr' egmpl~m,e"nltth" ~ l~ lth =S~~a=~.m~=~=~~=~~__~__~_~~~~_~~__jt~h~e~{~'h~'~'~n;p~Rca~n~'~I~t~h~e~-~d~II' nmn~1 mo~_wand~n . ••B•• ~ i· h~I'!. {n~ r~II'",·<lIIO"'Sl>\.-' ·"l'm'· tl" ]'~ thl'~e ~ospl- th~ h"I:>V.:~id~) .-, ~ I1llg~R IH·OP;·lf"'tl~;'~ nV~f ~ lhl!1~,n,oNrlnl,t,o ~-... '''·e~. l~ad (~f\)J't' :"'1 1II''''~ 8~9 eure~ w~ere 1,; di~triuutf'd ~. I i~ ttl }: t~ n ~tnt ~fboard u~rd ~I~e ,~alepor~s ° .. SI;::~~l~t I~Dnubfl"cturers ~ ~ (·:\ndh~~ p~rsu.d ~. )~ .11. tncO~ ve,~- ~:.t~i~e~;l :~ilIi~p~lmn;: tb~m ~,: I Jegl::llatul'~e ~~c~meut~ork (,onlpu~edtr\l ~t .i ~ 'eur~. con:bi~~~o~ n~~ b~d ,?~:rchn'" rna (e thenl do '" - ~nd " , �d i~t'ajolt~ w \ hei D!! h:mdll,!l lwrp. a lul \"h-it '" us mon' in the nuturp of 1 f r lt'llcl1y enll 0 11 1)t", Bl1t'k than ony thi n;; l' l,.;::e. ] )r. Burk ~ LHI'(l tl1:1 t Dr. f.:.rp(lll(, "IlS in LU('kllOl't ::t~ h i... ~l1e'.;t HIlI I tha t. tl lJl·· i n~ Ill!' :lttpl'UnllH, till Y WQuit l p rlJlnt.ly U1llkl\ ·tIl t'lx:lmillntiOIl o f !"(JHH) qf tIle !--llIallpnx {·II!--l' --. ~\11 o f llU.· ... l· an' ()f 11 y,.l'~' mild t nH.'. hut thi.,;: hl·t prasl'!l t..; on(' pil '\:-;1' I)f d:lll,:.!"l'l'. i1Hl!"m\ldl jl:-. 1I11'I'l' b mort' likelihood of ('outnidull thrllugh fH;'I'SO llS illft'C'teil .vitil "lw till-ease 1,IOt bp· Aldermen found great Entertainill~ ... h· k e nollJ.!'h to lH" ('onfin!;'ll to t1H' ment in Mr. Martin's ho use in tho ('o:lrh' ... t:H!t·... of lht:il' ilt fl~'· tinn 111111 who. b)~ ,,"ulking Ilhunr. infet·t Speech. othc l'q. nr. BUt'k qlli!l thn t hp lIntI :-.(,pn n letter ""iUt'n on 'f11111'''I'''l)~ h,r (''Olllmi ... ... IOtlC'1' Gl'(" 'tH' ('i( Hu[nlo to :\I a)'ol' Bllkpr (If tlu.., dt)" ~ tnt il~o!!' t bnt it wt\ :-< hi" lIncll'r· st:lllllim: tha t till' q U:ll'llutilw I'l".lmlations Board heard his Talk opposing hiring nt l,ocklH1rt WC'l'l' not ~lIr1kit> ntl)' ~"orn· City Fumigators and then upplied "HiI, in thot infe{'l pd {'<\::->l'S "(,, 1'(' held Dr. Greene. not h(" illg' IIrfl1Wl'ly ~\I11 rued. I n tlti~ (,on· l1('('tif)u Dr. Buck said e'"('l')' IJl·('(':l. ntiol1 IIl1d ht'l'l1 tn lwn whit'll wos l)m~~ihl(' wilh M o r e fu n t h a n h as b een e njoyed in the th(1 lilllitl"(l police forcp o f lht· t'ity. The Board ot A ldermen in a lo ng tim e was (lU<.'~ti\1l1 of ~triet('I' qunrnntiu{' mhrh t c rea.ted by a speech ot' Ald.crman John ('()U1f" 111' , \,;Rid nl'. Bud., durin!! hi~ l:on· M artin yesterda.y, o p pos ing the gTnntfl're nC'e "ith Dr. (Jl'eenp this afu'l'lloon. l Ing ot a n appropriation t o r the employ4\' ~kt>d ill t l'C'g-nl'tl to writill:! :-lurh a It;·t· mon t of two fum Igat ors and two addite l', Dr. Grf'<'ne l'C'itl'rllted hi..; !o\tntrllH'Tl t tional t enement-ho u se Inspectors tn the thnt he hn\l Ill) Lwit to tillll with lit(' wny h ea lth depar t m en t. :\Ir. l\fartln was tho dl \,;t"l~l' was hf'ing- bllttleti with iu n ever m ore se r iO US In his life. As he Loelq}ort. untl th·lt thl"re W:I:-; 110 C311.;:;e t a lked h e grew m or e a.nd more eerious. for nnt1\1(, nlu1'1l1 011 the pnrt of the (·hi· a.nd the m or e s e rious h e became and the zt.·u~ . (lllnratltin(" (,ol\~litioll~. "ith ) th('r lou der h e sh o uted , the harder his colI1hn ... ('s uf tilt' !'-i tu3tioll. mi,:rht, Ill' "nid, leag ues la ugh ed. he IookC'll into iu th(' l.'I)\l r ..;(" oE tht' uft,lr" They 'v e go t more help in the health noon. a nd if hi~ (' xl}(,l'leuc(' ~hollld prove d e p artm e nt n ow than they need, and I of nn" b('ul'fit to thr Lorkrort nnthhl'itic,", o bject t o spe n d in g $4,000 n year for fou r hp \\oull] he glad to nddse with thl'nl. m o r e m en," beg a n Mr. Martin. "There )[nyor B llkpr, whrll ... ee n h)~ a COIlI1t1pr- isn't 3. business-ma n in the city but ('in l I'f'llrt's('nt:lth'p, ~Hill h(' IHHl r('('('h"Pll coul d r u n t h e dep a rtme71 t vdth half the 11 lettpl' frulU D t'. (~ l'pt.'lle ~'('sten1a)" , nnd h e lp th ey've go t n o'''. They could sushnd turned it on~r to t h(' ('ity c l(~rk to p e nse w ith a third of the help easy h~t l'('f(·I'I't.'d to D r . Ru ck . enou g h . " Ln~t ni.l!ht"s rt'I)01't." ~I\id )I nyor B n"Why, j u s t look at it. men!" cried th~ ker. "~ho\\,l'd 21 (':l:-ie~. nil of 11 milrl t.'·JH'. spea ker. "The commissioners have got .\ <.; l'cgn l'd"i quarantine, wr lIm'(' nut into nine or t en d octor s-clty Ph;rstciaDB ~ f' ffe(' t n~ strict n ~ual'rl J1~ it( 1l0s... iIJ le w it h b eUeve th ey call ·e m. They re gettln OU I' force. of Jl()1il·~. Theil' ('ITor l" should $400 a year apiece" What do th ey do? be ~f.l(,ol1d(l\1 b y thp ('itizens, who~e ttt · Tha.t's wh a t I'd like to know. Occasion ... t("ntion is. to hp cull€'(} to tldlS ma tter ill a lly th ey g o out and visit a patient and Ollr papers this nf ter n ooll: ' they th ey g o on a vacation to New York or S a n Francisco or some other place a nd s tay three or four months, but they Strict Quarantine Now. h i~ r f'" MORE SMALLPOX, OUARANTINf ITwoFInfants on Hickory Street Havel AGAINST CITY the Disease in Mild Form-Onl~ Of LOCKPORT. Eleven Cases in All, I I r.ealth Commissioner Greene T wo l1Iore li,£.,·ht rn"l'~ of ~mDlJpox n"llr1~ IIiQ('un1r{'d T hlll'... d:l), nil.rht, th!' yj('tilJl!'l hl'in~ \\ iii'UIl J . ;1011 n :lze~ lIe- r "{lid. {lip dd ldr~n tlf ,Ju!'i t'ph ~~'·Olll:. ~ IIlhurC'r rt· .. itllll,l: 111 lIlt' rpnr of _h] JI)(:k I Bn[h ;Ire iufl1l1 t .. , 1lJ;." . 1 re'''!If'C' li,<ely thn'(' ,-eR r ..; nnd On E'. y Nl l'. fi ud UII thb n«'rotlnt RS well ils in Yl e~\ o f t l.le fnNs thnt tht·y nce till' only ('llIhlreo 111 tht' f:uu il,.. tiltn rh~\ Cll ther hll :.. n l rea(~r hnil nlriulohl fl Dtl thnt the Illoth~ .r l~ Threatens to Take That Action. H)" " lrf'tll. [0 h(,;lrt r:r()~l hl('. U Nl~ll1mb~ref>llt' deC'lIiecl not to r(lmo,'e th e IIntil'nt!ol Tn the hO!-.)li tnl hn t q\lllrnn- NO GUARDS ON SMALL-POX HOUSES, su hjf'('t t ill... 1 thelll ill thei r OWII hil me. Both (.. fiSt' .. n1'(' trntec,) to the f:Ithl' r . w h~ h.n~ n.... nl'iu lt'd with Louis 're~l, a ' Ictllll of the dji'eIlM~. T he fnther prohnb lr Cflntmdl'J. ,·nrioloid nud infec ted the children. Th~ addit ion of th(>~f.' two CI1 <;:('1'3 mnk es n tot,,1 or elt,,~"pn in Buffalo, .•~11 {'l!.!'P!ol the l'fif'il':-i wh lt'h bn,·e deH' lopCd ~ln r£> D ('emher 2Tth. w he n th~ 1I II JIl iltO il girl w n~ fir ... t reported liS J':! ufferiug froUl chir ken.llox n.I1IJ nft erwards was found to hn.n> :'Dlu llpox, hnn~ been JiJ!h t. Th l' /lirl rontrncted the d i~.,-I sl! fr om n ('nna l ~Bilor who broup:ht it t rom Medina nnd wh o tJ.tro u~h R$:l\ocilni ng wi th th e n Rm. j ilton' girl nod others at R publi c dflIl C(>, quickly !oIprend the disense. Xo den th:.:; · hO"e, howe,·er, re~mlt(!tl nnd no cases of o FeriO\l~ nnture hn\"e de\"r loped . "One re8 ~O D fo r t bis/' s aid II(>alth Gomrni~"'i o ner Greene, "is th e ftH.'t th a t Buffal o is a well ,'ncciuBt('d city. ,Yc \"tI C- I I dllnte frolll 6.000 to 10,000 school chil· elrr n et'ery yea r turollt{1i the 11- ,11th department, heside ~ nil clle Qt ll ('l' chBdren aod adults who are ,'accinnted. Then, too, I believe the~ is n· certnin amo unt oC imrunnitl' d(>rin~d from a Jong line of ,'urcinntion' in n family. For examp le, jf my parents And grandparents ba\'e been \'n reinRt~l I am muc.h less ,usceptible to smaHpox, 't\'i"Cn if I Ita \"'e n(lHr been \"'3ccinated, than ft per~on wonld lJc who hAd Il('tt been \"Rccinated hilll!lelf anti whose pueuts had not been. 1 ('1l1l110 t proye tbis R:-;. ~.rtion. but I helieH it is trnf!. SlRti~Jics show tha t rnlllllpox i!i stendily dtlCrell-;ing all o\'er tbfl (wilized w'orld. In 100 years more it i!l probnble that. in t'ol1ntries where Y3C'ri nnti on IlIu: long he--.n luncticed, !mnllpo::c will di ... al1pear 1IItogether." , . JAN 2.2 1904... ~ May Stop All Trolley Ca rs a.nd Passenger Trains Coming From That City, LOCKPORT, Jan, 23,- Mayor Baker today re ceIved a. letter trom th e Buftalo authorities lhrealenJng 8,. qu a rant1n ~ against this city unless gua.rds w e rt! rJa ced around houses in Loc kport quaran tined tor amaH-pox. So tar no su ch • uarda have been placed, but the au- thor iti es and poli ce say the Quarantine ts being stric tly o'tlservcd. There h a ve teen no nE.W cases the last three days and the dozen patients at the hospital Oilre all doing well , The diseas e Is ot torm and Dr. Wende hlm"elf when here approved th e work or th e Ivery mUd Lockpor t H eftlth Board, letter is as follows : T he But'ra lo D e partment o{ H ealth . Dutralo, Jan , 21. 190-1. H on . Mayor Baker, Lockport : , Dear Sir-It appears , upo n lnvesUgatio n , that when cases ot sm a ll-pox occu r In t hp city ot Loc kport. and the pa tients a r e all ow ed to r emain In thei r hom ~H . th ere are no quarantlne r egu lations Vo·hate,·er . A card Is pla ced on l'l e h ous es, but n o policeman or spectal offl ce rs a r e pl ac~d around th p h o us es t o k ee p th e Inmat es fr om leaving the h ous e or th os e on the outsl<!e from entering, It Is m y dut y to Inform ~"o u th n t unless s tri c t (IU aran t io c regulatl dna are enforced J sh a ll t eel it my duty to a t on ce qu a r p ntln e aga inst .the cHy ot L oc kport , stopping all pnssE' l1 Ker trains n nd t r olle:\, cars lea.\ing L oc ttpo rt frorp. ent er ing t his cit y. VPr V trul~ yours. WAI,' rER D . GRF.EXE , H en lt h Co mml ssl ~ le r . H ealth Commissioner Gre en e s aid la st t eplled to his c ommunic ation, sa y ing t hat they would at on ce see that a pro per quarantine was obsel'\"ed, " 1 do not thlnl" the y will dlsregaru the warning," sa id Dr. Green e, "but it they do m y onl y al te rnative will be [0 enforc e a r ig id Quara ntine. They ha.vp. be€"n lax. p er mitting patie nts to gO out w~ll people to go in houses taking ordinary preca utions." JAN 23 .904 ~':ti..L WfNIIO ~~~~rffill. H1h Commissioner Greene of Buffalo"LOijKed into Smallpox Conditions in the Lock City, SAW HEALTH ALL VOTED AGAINST HIM, don't fo r get to drop into the City Treasur er 's office each m onth and draw their L ockport, ;-;;, y " ,Tnn, ~3.-H en l th p a y. N ot much! But the poor man on Comrui::-siollcl' ,Yal tcr n. (;I'("('II e- of Buf- the publle hi g hway, if he shou ld lay olr flt lo Jett fo r hOI11(, n t 2,43 tid::: n! ternon1l half a day o n a ccount ot sickness, they'd nltel' ('onf~ I'I'in~ w ith th(' nwyor. <'it y dock him too quick, 8pec lal t o Tb e Com mer cial! night that the Lockport authorities h ad ~' ithou( I· I (Special Diepatch to th e Sunda y N ews). fl nd allowing SO SERIOUS HE WAS AMUSING OFEICER, Quarantil1e Regulations Were Discuss ... Strict Quarantine 10 be Enforced, L oc'k pr,l't. ):. Y .. J an. ~:t-Dl'. " ·nltel' G rf"C'I1(" hNtlth {'oillmj~ .. i,).l (' r of the n. city cf B ufIn lo , arl' l\"(.'rl iu L o<:kport thi"i nO') n [01' tilt pur jlO'-l' {J f tonfe-rriu!!, wl th Dr. l 'h~n,l)l\lil' r . Bli Ck, ~ht! ueltl th otn <'er of L,)(.kpol'l, in l'e::nnl to th{' ~UlnllIlOX now ':'olll('whnt 11reva lent hr l'(.'. . Dr. Grf?'t'ne Wl'llt fit once to nr. B ur'1\. l:i oHl<'(' n u d the re h:lI l lt11ldl~Ou.. H ere ht' w as f ll'.1 11(1 by II Co m merdn l rl'l ll'e~(;,Iltl~ ­ th·e, til " h0m D r . Gn~lIe :-.t ntt'tl dtnt 111 .... ,)uJ<,ct in ,b:;itin g Lock po r t ,':as Ille l'e ly to Jr.(tk 0'-(' 1" the siluntion in ~'Om l)Il11 ~' ",i~ il Ur. B u('k .lIlt! ('onfer with idlll n !>o t., th(' bC'~t me:lU~ of pr(,Y(,Dti nt.;' fut't h..., !' C'nntn~ior: . It \Y ,lS h i:-.; iut Nlti o n. he s nul. to makp I\n i n-;p('{ tiOll of ",ome of tL p (n<.:p~ durill~ tile a tterlloon in I uillp any with 1)1'. BUf"k. I h'. Orreut' I't...'1tPtI tha!, $IJ flU' .,:"0 hi~ il1furm n ion w('nt, n n crltl· ci~m WI\!o! 10 he f~\mu with ti te' ,,'J1l" rh~ I nttorne\' ulill henlth oHic- inls of L nck p ol' t, R1Hl as' it re!:mlt of hi~ ilnC'~thmtion ... HUrl d i l'l"etion~, Ronu' wholt'!oo1omc refornl s nrc to be put ioto e-ffE'<.'t in l'(,~l\rll to L Ol'k po r t's ttUI\l'fintinc O1(>thods. See n hy a COll1 ll1{fcitll r ell r esC'ntnti yf' , just b ef ore I.e left L ockpOl·t, nr. (;1'('(>111." l'Inirl: .... " On T hlll' ... du~· hlst I wrOte to )I n ~'or B nker. ~tntin~ thnt m)' iufo l'lllution W itS h i the l' ffect thnt smollpox cn~p~ in L o('k~ }lort W('1'(' not h(' in.z Drop erl ,)' <lm ll' l\I1 · ti nel l. This was of tli rf.lct illte r e~l to the h ealth tleilo r tmE'llt of B nffulo, inu~ m nch n :-; many L oclqlOl·t 1l(l(lpIC' tll'(;' com in g t o B nfIn lo unit)" !lUU t hnt then' W l\~ ~ r(>8t dnn~el' of {,R rI'~'in,Q' the l1bpllse to 0\1 1' ci t y. I II f net I wou ld h<ln~ hppn j l1 s tili r d in p r eY(, lI tin~ fitly l.ockport pt'Ollle ('om· ill~ to Buffalo if the ~1l1nllllo)" {,f\ses her e w e re not p r np<'l'ly ~n ~ r(lf;'<l. T h i(';' lctt(' r o f mi n e to ~lnyo l' B aker i ~ to be IHlhliRh (.t! in tJlC L o{'kllo r t 11l1per :.; th i~ Il ft el'llOOIl, :uHl the p('oplC' wi ll be ur~etl nn d I'eflll il'ed t o l{iYe t he hell lth ott1l' ill i..; C' -f'IT ~dd in their pow er in pr e-Yt' l1ti ll~ c~n­ t'IJ:ion. )lol'eo"e l', It f ol'('[> of ,,:;pe<'1il1 offi ce r s n r c to he ::-"'- 0 1'11 in to ~ U llt d cm('ut rho w ork uf thf.l rpgnl nr poli ce force iu gun r di u g the Cn8E'S p laced in q unra n tine. '· "Yes, what do these c ity doctors do?" repeated the orator of the ~Oth ward. "Go down In New York o r some other city and you'll find 'em leanln' up agains t a r estaurant or some other pla.ce, doing what? Smoking clga rettee!'" (Burst of laughter,) The alderma.n Ig- nored the hila rity and went on indignantly: "And that's the way they fumIgateI" (Paroxysms ot laughter,) "An' how do they get their jobs? The,. get 'em through tbe galvanized civil sen ' lce!" (Laughter continues) "--&II' bogus examinations!' (More of I~teara strea.ming down the cheeks of dlvel'8 city fathers,) "I say tt's wrong, gentlemen! It'. wrongest thing that ever happenOji t th' city, 1 say It franklY, an' fairly, an' tb: honestly! An' I move to r eter the tIIIb- ject matter back to' th' committee tor further investigation, I f When the laughter had 8ubsldec!, other aldermen called on Commlrs!op,r . Greene to explain hIs requist rOT' the ad- ~t employees. He r epeated bla previous arguments made before the 1 , committee end already published. pblDtIng out thlLt nearly every city In tbe United States with'll. population ot ~"" 60,000 entrusts to Its health department the buslnesa ot fumlgatlng housee which oontaglous disease has been. vldlng expert !Umlgators and the maldehyde gas or candles. ttl don't tor these men for the sake of &ppolnt\DI them," he eaid earnestly. In conctualoa. "1 ask for them In the Inter.st ot the protection ot the public against tile spread of tnfectious dIsease thrOugh perfect tumiga~i,on. done by era themselves. Dr, John B. Coakley made a. rI.LCll~."!I speech in support of Dr. Greene proposition. Impressing upon the aldermen that modern science caUs for thorough fumigation ot Intected buildings &II one of the most Important meanS CIC checking the spread at diphtheria, scarlet tever and smallpm<. Alderman Harp said that A1dennaD Martin had merely taken adva.ntap of. chance to shoot some hot aLr~ wbereupon Alderman Martin "raised" to a. point ot order and, pointing a. threatenIng tlnger at Harp, advised him to r ... train from further personalities. The board unanimously (with tIU! exception of Martin» voted to grant what Commissioner Gr eene asks. A resolution by Alderman MartIn call. Ing on the health commissioner to report the total number of house. fumlgater from July 1, 1903, to Jana&1T 1. 1904' the total number ot. cases of llmallpox'reported to the health departmen~ In the same period; and th e tota_IU&I_" ber of such cases sent to the U' tine hospital during that referred t,o the sa.nitary measur88 after a dtl'CU9Sion, �of the " HEALTH GREATEST ASSeT ANY CITV HAS. ..)vee PHOIO IS lIKfLY AGAIN IN THt SPRING. Hurty of St Lou i~ Says Buffalo Should Have Health Exhibit at Wo rld' s Fair. Until a. Se~age Disposal I CONFERENCE WAS HELD. Plant IS Built at West Seneca the Water Supply of Col. Ward is to P r epa re the N e c e s sary Reso lution for Subm is s ion Buffalo is Constantly Mento th e Co m mon Cou n c il . aced, Beak:n~:mi8~1~~~t~~e~~:mh~r.r~~ superinte nd e nt 0 / t h e h y or the l!I oc la l economy dethe s t. Loul,-World's F air, t h e plan lo h a v e a n exh ib it H eal th D e pa r t m ent at Dr. Greene wrote Dr. th a t th e Al de rmen down a propos I tlon t o h a ve Bultalo exhibit a t th e fai r . bu t hoped the H ealt h De part m ent have Borne k ind ot a r epresen taHere Is a p art of th e le tter r eeelved from Dr. Hur t y: "I regret to lea r n th at yo ur B oa rd ot lAldermen does not u nders tand t h at pub11c health la the grea tes t a sset any c it y ..haL Said b oard eviden tly did not un 'ientand th!l, or It would h a v e been -wry anxious to h a y e m ade· an ex h ib it of the good work th a t h as b e n. and Is being done In Bu ltal o In t b e line 01 pr o.ll]ptlng health. """"It certainly wl!! b e greatly to Buffalo'a credit to ma.k e an ex h ib it of the work of Ita Health De pa r t m ent T he low death r a te and sick r ate ts one of the ..,.eat~st. recommenda tions t h e ci ty ha s to put forth . a nd t o ma k e an ex hi bi t upon 8uch an Importa nt occaSion a s <this. showing the r esults t h a l b ave b een produced. wlil. as sa ld . b e of Incalculable value. II typhoid fev e r , di ph t h eria and Bcarlet fever w ere to g et a h o ld tn Buffa lo for one y ear , t he busi ness tntereots would pa y tor It In t h e sum o f ae,perat millto ns . This. yo u k now, Is very true. and 8 0 do the b usiness m e n when their a ttention Is called to It." He Has Determ ined Upon l5teps to Obtain the E.rection of a New Quarantine Hosp ital. Healtb Commissioner Greene has de- IF A NEW CITY IS BORN IT MUST ACT. termined to make ll. move at once in the matter of ootaining the construction of n new quarantine hospital. This time, it is said, there will be DO blocking of the plan to build the hospital, and the structure is to be erected on the site of the present dilapidated building used fo r smollpo:s: patients. It will be recalled th1tt at the meeting' "'lm J 20U of the "OU .... n~ eo on anuary l, Counci4!l!Jn Stoddart nsked for informatiOll about the present conditions pre'J' . th . H ' -al lUg 1U e quarantine hospital. ealth Commissioner Greene gave the councilmen a graphic description of the conuitions prevailing there and set forth those conditions in such an nnen,iable light that OouDcilman Stoddart ~ve e>.~reso~".1' sion to feelings of pity for any unfortunate persons det...'lined in the institution. hos pital 801lle of m ost vltIOI'DU.,I. and now look some buildiDg erected. ~on".olation . Tbey hope tbat l1Ig 18 a slghUy strueture it IIIal benefit rnUler t ha n a detrim ""'e.• sU!'rounding proper ty. ent .. l;e A question has been raised whether $50,000 would be 8Ul/lcif~ to tl~e Dew hospital. At the time rh. bids were reeel'ed that sum ''8t $"- '.000. • h 0 rt. 0 fthe ' "IS l Ull estimote<i COlt of th ?UlldlDg.. IDee then the price of bnil,t lllg mateTlftl has gone up nnd it i f · now thot the surn will DOt be UIII"'!red u~Iess alterations cnn be made ..~: Will reduee tbe eo t of th. hospital B e fore the plans fo r the buildin . fi~:J.llr l,Ppro.ed, Dr. Greene on/ "nrd WIll go oyer them earefllH' . \fOl: C07 t I" . l With · a new 0 e ImmRuons that will t(lnd to !e~se~ th~ of the struct'lte without usefulness as n quaranti COSt lDJU~lQg Its ~osPltnl. ~ • f EB 3 1904 Regardl e ... of \\ hether the St",,1 Plan t dist rict becomes a pal t of the propoEed chy ot Lac ka \\ anna o r con t in u es in the to\\ nship of 'Vest eneen, the unwhole..L: some sanitary con ui tlons \\ hleh bl'ed Ab o u t lUr. B ox on CO.,!l!lOmI UOII Car•• de\'aslattng disease and endangered th e ~ public health oC Butralo last spring are Bullalo TIMES: bound to r cassert themse lves as soon as -Our attention has just been ealled thO e letter of Mr. Bet:, In "our Issue 01 the present )\inler brea ks. Dr. 'Yalte t t e 2d ult. -,# D. ~ne. Commissioner of ~ lh, t e ~houtd Dot ct'ply to )Ir. Bol.. but and Col. Fran cis U' l~. \V'r.-l. "omnll.4r , the fact as th atungratetol. he is bl"COmJDg dlslDgeDIIa"..... ou as well stoner of Public ~Vol'ks . said a~ much As it Is. .trC d~si.~e to ~3J' brte4,r: Pint, today when queslloned by a repl'esen ta :'II r. Box did not tell Dr B':lckmsn that tlYe of lh. NEWS. I'. stayed ". few weeks In uie Adirond4ct Dr Gl'~ene 15 th hI f 11' :\fountains for the purpose ot gettlo'" rid dl I I oroug y am Iar of It (consumptlou), "bleb 1 (hf') dld~wlth I h' w t, con l ons n .. h~ m.>lghborhood of f;;UCCf"SS." 'Yhat he dId 5:ly was, that he "·e~t Sen eca. Lasl year he was aphad to lI-re in the Adirondacks and hid polnled a. special representatl"'e of th~ But Councilman Stoddart did more thou for tW('I years: that lle was better wh1le State Board of Health to ad\'lse and as - that He practica..lly assured the health th ere, but only 3n e.xe.miD8.tion ot bJI slst Dr. F. H. BJ.llou. h ~alth oQicer to r C missioner tha.t he would back any 8J)Utum would tell how be then w&!. ' Vest Senet-a, In clearing up th e dls.trict roject 10 king to relief fOr Sllilillpox paSecond. The letter of Mr. Box to the "here t ...·phoi " r d c('Impnny lnlS. snd was Intended to be. oJ u e,'er rage . tients. 80 endorsement by h1m of just whit lfU "'Vlll lhe conditions In the Sleel Plant "I hope, Dr. Greene," said Counc-ilman shown to the cerUficates ot the Health and Smokes creek dlstricl beas bad this Department, else wby did he write It ? Mr. year as la~t, when spring begins?" Dr. Stoddart, ·'that you will do so'lleth ing BOI: bas intelligencE", he does not ltrlte Greene was asked lhis morning. at once to pronde relief [or the5~ unfor- without R purpose, he does not deny nJt· . .. ndoubtedly," was lhe reply, "there tunate persons." Ing his letter, Just 8S It has been printed' IS no reason w h y the oJ...· :should be better. Oouncilman Stoddart e:n)reesed this facrs he endorsed, to Dep.1rlment; endorse, thi . .. , reported.and by Intended the Health T he sewage problem has not yet been bope twice, and, while the other coUDcil- be Intended people should see bI. lotter 's Gas not up to solVed out there. although lhe town of men gave no exp r ession to their thoughts, nnd to say that It was the truth. as 1t WaL required Candlepower. West Seneca has recelyed permission it 'ms inferred that tbe'. were of th e or wbat, then. does be complain? Old be from the State Board of Heallh to InoJ expect bis letter was to be kept <ecrer? t CI . t HiB' I stall a system of sewerage and a disposal same opinion as Councilman toddart. Doe be claim that hIs own statement ..I; p o )~n ;~:l:eSU1t o~ t:~s mo°r"~l~l: ::~ plant. Dr. Ballou assures me lhat the Health CODllllissioner GreeneJ as a re- Bl~~~r~~~tdY:te ~,;~~~~~I~eotf;~~~e~~~ t'ein g sup plied to the city for lighting preliminary steps for the im provemenl suIt of what Counci1mau ::;toddart said, but he dIsingenuously says: "Between the p u rposes 'vas submitted to the council have been taken but it will ,ot co urse, assumed that any plan he might suggest dntes ot the two cerdficates ot Dr. Blt:::ell. ta k e time to build the plant.'· tending to relic,e (:onditions would re- _-luguSt 10th ond January 4th. I bid ~pent b y Commissioner ~-ard yesterday. The "If th I t La k something oyer six weeks fn the A.dIrondack: . e. c t.y 0 C awanna becomes ceh'e the sanction of the councilmen, :\1ountalns, which may account for the 1Jn' commIssioner calls attention to the ude _ a reallt) \\ til it assume the permlt , The aldennen, by a large Olnjorit:y, it prorement:' Is It fair In lli. BOl to ignore ficiency in t he candlepower, indIC'ated granted to the town ot' West Seneca . at ted f cd h b ild' f the- time b~tween the first eIa..mlnaUon, ot b y D r. Hi ll's report. The chemist finds and ca r ry ou t the work started toward 1\ as a., a,or t e u mg 0 n f Jul._ ntb. and the second eumloltloD, ot tbe C'andleppwer to be 15.64 in~tead of getting a sewerage sySlem and a dls- new hospItal As a matter of fact, the 1 August lOtb, Slld learl people to beUe~e f eighteen, as required by th e contract posa l plan t ?" eorirE.' common ('()uDcil is committed to I tbR.t bIs first exnmiOfttioD was Augtl~t b etween the Cit'. and the Bu-alo Gas G "1 can't say as to that" said. Dr the plan . of building a Dew bospitlll by I ('nlly. lOtb. allInstead at July of9tb! J " , . the Impro-rcment Mr. OPra<tl. 01 was Company. ~.e~ne. . nrtue of endor .. mg t he act whereb~~ the I between JulT :5tb and August 10th. Alld T he commissioner al~o submitt d )I ou \\ ould oppose any other ar - city is empowered to issue bonds to the during tbat time be was conlltantly ID ~" e rangements that might be mnde pro. ~ 0000 'd f d f Burrola Does he omit tbat time ilmu e be ~orne correspondence h e bas had with vided the c ity of Lacks wanna Is b'orn ?"I a~ou.nt of .p5 ' . ~o ~)rol1 e U11 s or ).:UOl\'S 'that nothing ucept oor trtstmeot Secretary Riselay of the company on "I surely would. I am reasonably sure buIlding a new LD tltution. had Internmed to cause tbe dJtrerence in t he subject. Mr, Riselay's reply t o a the State Department of Hea lth would The only thing that the commissioner thf'. e..nmlnaUons? th da 1 b notification of the defi Ciency was in never permit the inslallatlon of a h11.d to decide was whether the new hos' c('I~~~nc~~e ~~~ O[re~~~e~~st'be Pbad hi: p art: "r can't understand why there sewerage system that didn ' l Include an pital should be built or whether SOme sputum examined nnd on tbe 9th or July s h ould be any shortage tn the canc11e- i etreclI,·e. dispo~al plant. In fact I'm ather pilln &-hould be e,olved. Ina.smuch r<,cel\'ed, 0 statement (rom the Hell~atPoe.: p ower or the ~s we have bee n furnish - I ~~~eo~~t.se;\,;~o~~10c~~t:ir~kefi~'~~h~~:r as .there is 110 w uy in ,,-Weh smR.llpox f::~~t~t e~~mtpD~'lt~l!Y"~~o~:~:'presen~11 lng. Our engIneer reports to us each a plant a nd I teel thal the Stat Boar patients CAn be cared for RS econotlllcally of tubercl~ bacilli In moder3te numbers. mo r ning the results of t ests made the would bear me out In it" e ns in a building de\"oted to their exclush'e The case ]S;, th.;recore, ne OfrlS:!t~~n~r~ prE-vlous night. His monthly report " You think the condltl~ns in the Stee use, it wasn't bard for the henlth com- ~t~~:l'~~I~~~j.y tbee}d~'tha~xr:tore that be sbows a n average cand lepower exceedPlant neighborhood h a\"e not been im missioner to decide that a new hospital hnd been cured. e-reo tboug-b tbe Hellt h D~ Ing the contract require ment. It seems proved ?'. w'as the thing that was most needed . pnrtmpnt, on thot doy. Sf'...\,t;: be h;d to me there must be some cbange in thp "So far as c leanliness is concerned After ren.ehing this concitloqio:l the ~udml Ptiodn ... ~ J~I·t Bhetors~n~e:~~~~er ~m~l~ · the appar atus they ha " e been ' but the entIre_ commu health <'ODlwissioner held a conferellce ' -'). ron .. to, ,r, byox Mr. Selkirk, to t be m e th 0 d 0 / t es tl ng or In nf ot his ac sputum. Itself and I would su h ty Hewers Into SmokeS' creek. m>d tha, ith C I ,~. J " f bl' H~_tment ond on .... ' 1 lOth. h . ggest t at your empties dIrectly Into the lake and 0 ' nrc, commlSsl0ner 0 pu IC 'Cerred H'i tlfi t IlftOg :'ne sputum C q mi5t and ~ur ~,ngfneer meet and dlsget our water supply from th~ lake. " works, on the qnestion of \\phat should ~~~~8~: t~/~aCJl1~se 6tubereulos1s 10 .err ('u~s the subjec t. T.he latest correDr. Greene s~ys the cond itions wil he done to obt..'lin the qUickest results in small nlJDlbers; It WI1S necessary to s pon(]ence on the subject was the cornne\'er be remedIed uot11 a disposal plan the mntt~r of building n ne w hospital. o\'er two slides befQre tbt ~r~l~ hAft' missioner's notification that the city Is installed. uA re oiution will llnye to be po!::sed found. From the last enmln!:!n} ~e AUbchemist· :1111 Com nl I f P bIt n ' · · .. b:neritllll" decreased to nnm~o. b 1\as '\ ng to m et Engineer . . I S80ner 0 u C n orks " a r by the ('omOlon council pro'dding fo r mit tb:lt·:\Ir. Box Is unfAir to tbe I)tople w : H e r on a t the la t er's convenience to sa1d t~at the conditions would be pnlc ad,ertising for and r eceiving bills for read bls communicatIon and possibly ~. m a ke a jolnt te~ t tlcalh the same as last year. Col. \V aT " ." r be 5;.U1Ierln"! trom consumption __ben e Th ld .. . ·was asked if he had reason to beJiev£ bl1Ildmg the new hosparu, Col." nrd neglect- to ~ stnte tbat prattlcsllr all ot 1111 ca t ioe a el'lnen referred the communl- , they would be any better. t old Dr.Greene. "The old bins which w ere 1 mprOl'~men 'trOS dunn!? that mon~fr/J:f' n to their lamp committee. "None whatever," he repli ed " Th ( recei,E'd do not stand for the reason that tbnt the..'} be WRS ill Butl'ato. Tber: grrDl! condilions will be just M bad'n las the bidders wHhdl'ew." ter ceniIlc8teS SibInP1Y (;~~;;o!.~~~lrye mHOS ~ year every bit decreased, so t at e eoold , ....,. " .Accordl1lg1YI lt hus heo{"o nrrnnged to alonC! c",uld tind them. Little dtc.-rease mS" ..., introduce n resolution of this kind at the bE' made. becam;:e there ;nere ~:~ meeting of t}le aldermen ne::tt )londay. t.be hef[ or them were 0 [era "fu,1'd D r. G recne SD.l'd th at Col . mn a1'CJ wou Id AU",1-I Tblrd 10th. 1fr. Box furtbf'r E..'tys.. "Iw-Itb tile draw up the r esolution. absolutely to become Ide~ttft~ Itl stock:' liDo YOlt e x pect noy further oppo ition (")[11(,;ID,)" or to tBtll"'eodneU~~:uat1 oJ! bt melDS Water E x p e rt c oming. Th .. ls an unqu. u • ",,·h. H ealtb G9mm~ , f rom t h e reSl'd cnts 0 f th e 18 t I1 ward h@ Wn.5; n:-ked lO tn.Lt au Intere:-t or fduwhere tile hospital will be located 1ft Dr, lJ.... rnut:r:. )1r. Bl)X wns nrl'l:!r :S.k~~ ~~ t.d:e n ou need ye8terda~' ~:e~o~~~ _ tan .. PERT FULLER GrP-ene wa asked till' himself with t.bP campa had. "Ub· water expert from New York ~ 1<1 a rive In B tr I "OU c1 arill bplie\'e ~ot" "That 8out!lith('log of its a:-ked. ~[?l'k . setr('1 If he Ime:~ j~ hiS mind u a 0 on February 16tb t , ~ns the reply. . Y ING FE B. 16. COM amin e B uffa lo's water supply . 0 exmatter received careful consideration refll~cd. ,\~ ,'nnnot gaIn:;1lS b1~mplllD tbllt from the common council when the old Fourth. lIT. Ho't se:st t~bP =,d.bIU LH W ill Investigate Conditions Again bids wpre considered and my r e('oIlcc- h,e kDO"t'j'onnoctbu:engC~tnIlu4n', yet his It te.r . . h' I d pretty d e fi' (O""'!UP -,. htcb lIr. BOI Uon. IS t at It was sett p nne- is :l\hlrt')i$l,d to t.1=. Before Reportin g on City's tv thnt the hospital w ould not be built 'Thp per~lsteDce v.ltb W wJtb dltfl"uct Water Supply. nnywhere excl'pt on the present ~ite,1J wrltt'" to the nel,,'!,pSPt~Sd~te.nd oPr!E'Ifti statements C'ompe 6 us b II tbJt tte . A It ItOugh Dr. G reenc does not nnt1ci~ and ... bon·' 115 ~e eRn tlD,l -:- :I. ~lte of hi!' pale lOy trouble from residents of the h~ri ~earl;' cored Mr, ~s~";~r!rr. ~ "I had a lelter toda y from .lIr. Fulll.r . tatlns ht· ,,' m he ht·re Fqh 'Ii·' .. nui 18th ward, it is a fnet thnt the tnxpay· co_~rt Jn~lr~t17~I:nt~:; t~ he uodP:stMd. !:~ H eaith Cpmml!-Oo:t.ipgCr Gref"ne ·thi; diiernonn. when U!l.J1d hO'w long It jf'; IIkf"1 . to e rs in the ward are making a strong bnnl t \\ ~(> d~~feren('('. tbat )Ir. Box hid he hefore thp watt.-r f"Xpf n from Xf;>l\' ,~( rlt effort to hn,e the hOfoll)itlll loeAted {ltsp- ll~~~bed bls trt~lDleDt w1t~O~S(' )fPTJO S ~Akf:'8 his report and rf:eo mmend atllJn~ on where tluu 00. tbe presellt site. ..\. re- TIlE :\,\TII~A. KyLEE • t e Buttnto water stlppl:;. "That doesn't b€'ff'ssa.r.-Ily mean tha l ,:\tr. l·~tlllf r will port was in cirC111n lion thi ... fort'noon that Ct'RE CO)1 .. . : ng 111s report with him. I he:tpvt> he Ald. Gnngllagpl of ths 1 tit ward waM ] l\ III nrst look over the condltlonR as th(.\. are When he comt~. It is pOR.s1 hI he wlil trying to induce the snpendsors to consent to buildiDg tJ,. bo,pital on the nlms~A.kp h I~ TE"port before h(' l.·:.t"cs this cln· Y~~k~~ ma)· walt until he returns to N\ ..\-': house farm. liope tha t this will be don~ :\fr FuJIE>r has In ("onsideratlon a gTfi';) t ~till burns iD the breasts of some of the amount or datn ~pnl him by the h(>alth 1 tll warders. But the super)'i",,!" alaUl.horltif.1' l!C'rl>, t pnn th£>fI€ nnd bl~ rrady hs,.. bone on reeurd IlB OPPOSl'<\ to..... 5On:ll .)hCO(·rv.llions be wl1l mak. ['€c~m: nny Etuch plan, aud, so far as is known me-ndat lonr nothing btls occurred !lince. to it1fluenc~ ------~,~-----them to eban~e their mlnds -" I JM ES, .. = - Ct-t I I B 1if: w" ':..! FE:B1 1 It • • ':tore FEB h for J I �iI>g sa~l'tle d with the murd"::'r--:';r;"ai:'ll:n y ell Hd, tht"y dt'priv t:>fl lUlo- wife and try,:,,· 1f:. .and my poor luother, w~o is ~'\.1l 1 hav~ the pri\'lkg~ • ly .0 years ~lcj-and I was her onlY' of atlel1 dillg to that. You '{laV laX,-'S to· ~Ul'l MES. "[ EARLY f1 "I 0Q. Q /1 rt- ar a h\"lng. J :hl:n, ()ht.'l1n~d a. position as a sales m~l1\ wllh .J. v,t n. known company of 1.~Uflal,.).i.n~ wa~ dJ.chargf·d. Th~c.·..au!oil! I r my ~IS~h:1rgi'" was th ..tt my ~t"r\'ke~ ""1' ~ ~.Hlsfa('lor:r, but lh.a.l ('ompany dll ~!lll yo ur 'l"lhklren to Fchoul ~o be- i!\iu~'ate rl and not to be m urd~d by slud <"nt do{"tor~. as no fir:=,t cla.ss phy~ici:ln l,J. r t . " . 'wuu!J 3.C't'f)t an.y ,'a,cc!:l.a.t1on cQllr .T JOLn :-.; \L I'~ tral t or lhi~ kilhl. 1 .aJ vi~ed lhl~ BO"..lrd ~ C AT.\TIAC'T \"'. l.r llf:>:\lth ':lntl Dr, Gt"t"t'n~ or Burt'alo, 1. ' tv la:r ';1. '("I1ll1m'J'lW;J.tlon ledin!...; n roll h..... \"._~ al1ythin~ n'KIl'e for m~ t ..) dv' t through .J. Buffalo t",opning nE'ws-papt'r ~PIT tra Ie nory or the bru .llll!· of the ~ ..lC - ~uU ean ~1!:-tS who did thi$. I had a th:u if tht.")- wa.nloo to gi\'~ thpsf> me~~ ninati oll d b"n3.. It :..; Ion;:!'. but n~c;"':>- bl'otht~r-ln-law "ho waR stQ.'Ppinl;' with t 't"lg~I' boy d lUr~ l'r.::u.::tk •.• th~y ~hould O n~ and thl')" also fl'Oze hilll out; you ~,·t tht'In C'lnI'1,-')-n1ent in tht" dog-<':llch !oarBy so to ~\ .. th ... dl t ..ll1-= an 1 e-x.- l n prob1.bly gUt;'(3!i who did this;:>. I .. !·' .... round,\\b '1""t' lhl'S t:".)ulJ 1)1"u-cticl' un p lain whal i~ pO"''-'lthlf' in lh'~ allt.'g\·d Ll\~ be<'n 1"t~(usell no ('111'1 "O( 'POsition~ I n!1' \!ug's In~~,,"\ll o( l1t'\f:' illnM'~J"!t 0'1111_ free countn-, IT n. ~lt.nlp';J.nl of HuL h, ~lU~e I was suing tlll" dt)". I sup- I !Iran in thl" p.uhlic ~ ..:hO'Ol...:., and 1 •.lIn i nto, w'-e-V known In th,s ~Ity 3~ !J. rail- 11(1~,-" t~\·y are tn'~Ing to fl' .... l'7.I.· m~ out !-'ureo you will all ~\.grh' with 11l"-~, '_0 [ \nll (11·01' my ('.1""1{', 1wt I ;Lin !Oure 1 T hRn' '1x,<,n .out. Q( work o-\"f>r fo ur Toad PRs.."~T1~t.r ('on dul"tor [('r),e It". IJ!-it 1 h:t\·e mort' rrlt:nu..s th3.n lh~y have I munths on Oll'('OUnt of ~UdIlg the cit )" hls little ~~x yt'at~ 01:t girl as n. :esult 111UI1I·:-: and I must :loci will llrove it to \ of iluffalo for mtll'd,:ring my only little' of c(Jm1--ml~ory \'..1. C'ina!iO n, Thi3 plP~r 111l'1ll bl."f()r~ I 3n, done with them. I slx-yea.r-oli girl. The suit I!" ~till pendh a-s tol ..1 of th'e ca:;i. _\11'. SlurtlC\"ant will ~:r. that the 'Only- way lht'y ('an 'I il'~ in BntLllo ~upl" Illt" l', Ul't and will ~top me 18 to have onf" o( thosp grafters 11n·tlbabb~ 'bl.~ l,:t lletl "oon, 1 will gin· h as ~aJ tlv' l-"au~·'" of :il'3. th pia.'ed on \-:l.I.!('inatl' me and klll mE', for I 1.. no,," , tht:' blood.-th!r~ty graftt'l"~ ::l long-wantthe ('hi,~d'.; tonllb~LOn'<2', pa~ Rt!~l (hp l:"lty ~.,)r cannot 5top me with th€' ftC't't ~ l(.. . :'~on whi{.~,h "ill t~a.ch them to :~~\'I"-' Crf Buffalo for $25,000 r'ai.nages. antl in ··,n~)- ha.d. I must gh·t· tho~t:" grnflt.'N your ('hlldrdl nl,)Ot' til So(.'hvol~. I alll . _ __ _ _ • --1 • .-.1-. .........,.1 h," +,,~ a Itmg 1lt"P.'rlt'i-l 1t~"::iOll lh'3lt \\ ill lea 'h thf' sore-:'-l Illan on e:\rth in this ~l'h()o.) 1 r;jil)~).1\! (umpan) illli by :l~,Olhe-r ('(till- tht"111 ndt t'tl takt-' it (.'h.lIlu~ of killing 1,·aC"dlll:\tiOll lin€' an,l 1 ~:1y to tht" puhll..: . illlHH'pnt lillIe (:hlhlr~n in :-ehool to get C~I not gi'r \\T;[>t"11 J1l'rmi"~lon t·) nllo w p:lny q,y "h,!'JIl ht' \\ ;1 " Intt-I' {!rnr~·llY' , I \ rt'\\ uO .1 I DIG ACCIDE"T LOCAL lar~, 'l"hm=1;- (1T1('-uollar graft'your chil,lTt'n to 'ht' ,·;)\"Clnatt:u i n the, TflEIR P R ES. PI'S I1lUJ'l1~rt'tl n'l)r daughter, l.'nl1~ed nw 5:l·h<lOls" I.e )·'lU cannOt afford to J);.l)" ISSTITCTIONS IN of t:ll' '''n C ih~\tion munll?'!". It ;\!,pf,lr~ to hlsc ;l pO!-:ilion that I '\'ork~ .:3.:11 illY fOI' yarcln:ltion thl'n you '(,:1 11 w ke them EST COND ITlO" WO~LD NOT BE to b" th."" I11U"It "l1li,l.~-'l\.H '~';h~ nli t'fT- lift-" to gt't, ,-~aust.:d me to mortgage and to any good phY!5i('ian a11.1 he will vacABLE TO ACCOUltOD.\T E llA~'Y IOH' my hom~, causing mj-seU and wife dll:tte tht'Il1 anll tht' city r}l.lYS fur It \y.• 1. ,lilt t!lP ('"\'[---A1L\ l''I' JOt nX AL and \lId moth~r to be \dth:out a home, jlL<;t the same anu 110 1.'11~'" "iH k l1cny CN'FORTL'S.-\TES _ D ·CllEA.SE IN ~ ,c ~ :\fr ~lurJ~"3nf"~ It' ttl' :-p3l''', .:1. " ..lnd ha,\'e rUined my future life. And nhout it. ,Yhl'n pHII' l'hllt1ren a re \'a.cDEAT" RATE ALSO No'rrCEABLE . It lu:": l,.. .... ~ .. ~. th~~ int'''1 ,t tI[ jll~ l' ::r., then one of these gTil(ters who is con- l'lnatf'd in S',dwollhe- oUtel' child ren who nected with the city 'Of was at that time a1'l~ \<lcl'in..:ltt",l;lt hQllU' look dow n upon DURI NG THlS lIOSTfl. --~ bragge-d t-o a friend of mine how tickled ,"our ('hilJrt'n who wpn-" \'_l'\!t'ina t~l In h~·" as to hear 1 was dlschal'ged by the ~l'hool a~ l)a.up~rs nnd theY ar~ shunM the r!!ult ot the several ","eeks ot railroad a.nd '!::aid that the railroad ned . This t:'xpo~ure i~ not ne<;~£'l ary~ A Very-~ud Appeal. -and blizzard nearly every hosknew their business when th~y dis · your own llh)·~idnn or nny first clasg 1311fLtltl, X Y ., F\~h. 1 Hh'l·1, In the city I. crowded to Its utcharged me an that the}- would n()t phY5ieian will Ya('l'inat\? your (.'hlldrf'n T\l th Flit 'I" tlf 11k ~~_tt.lra(:t Journ :\1 gE·t any raYOn;; from the dty unless they most. capacity with patIent! sutrerlng put a ~hh~lu on tht·m ~Iflll t~lkp ("a re uf tht' m until th~ ::un' i~ ("ntin."I), h....a.Je-li. from pneumonia. bronchitis o r other I alll [hp r th'r L,l1llll P Stunt ,ani. d:u a\\"-3.)" with m~- ~en"ices. and that he Tn Durr,\lo ~\.: huol Xu. 3:1 my little- girl o( Huffahl, ~. Y \\ htl \\' lio \- ..\4...._·inalt··l would star\"t_~ me if he could and v.ould: condltIons result ing from exposure to Ut fkhutJl ;!:i .m Swan Rtn·('t. nufLtlo, ~ me to sue the city" 'rhis gen- I got no l'arC' to u \"old hlnou -po i~ n no the p!netratlng cold and biting wInds. :\lay 1:;, HW:!, .allit llh~d on )J:ly :!:-i, ]Hn2, tll'man t.o "honl he told this happened j mOrt' than a ('ur d1)J;'. all,1 one yea r ~At nearly every InstJtu tion In the city fort:" ~hl' \\'il~ ,·u(''(.'inatell by {)Ul" OW!l from hloou l)oi~()n. Lucilt(\. ~ull'£"I'N' 10 I cot Is occupied with & suffe ring to"be ~ 1):3.1·lil'llLlr friend. 'Of mine a1 f~mil~· ph:r::il'ian. 'l'hi:-< shp told tht'1ll days n[ untolll ngtJl1y, b .. r,)r~ \).eo1nrg rt'· and the nUfses, physicians and I :lH1 ..~ right and wId nw ()f it ~lIld sa but nOIW of hl.'}' phs.ullngs ~ tdPp tl ll th(> other ' are kept busy day and lie\'cd by Ul:'..lll1. whi ..:h ·\\as ..:ert:linly ..1 'h~ would ~weal' to it I( 1 ~ublJ.Ot-nac hlood . thirsty grafter"". ~o [ w arn )"')ll, night looking arter tilelr needs. This 1'1'Ih'[ to} h.,.1' \\ IWIl it nunt:"', but w;\~ ah~.) is the flrst tJrne In several yea rs that him wh.h:h ,1 shall do. All thl$ will b do not takp any chances on them. H thl:' 1l1t:'~\l1S of ul'l\"lng- hl'l" f.:.l.lhu· and such a condItIon ha s arisen, and the slft~t1 I)ut "hen tlw tune \'o me>:-quit you h~nl' they are going to vaccinate tn mutht'I" lwady il1Slll1P, ..:\$ LU\"ille ...\"n~ many davs or cold and bUzzard are a la big ufflir to nnn J(.l' my child, depri\' s\.' hools, keep your children home. They th e olll:\o~ ('hild !lltU -one of the smarotes:t moat dIrectly responsIble for the conIll~ f"lnlli"\ ulltl l'Ilt' of :.l h\ Ilig tlnd COmt had better !:k~p a C'Ouple o f da)-'"S' educ--aand 1l10~t bt';lutlful girls th-a.t \\' ,15 e\·er gested state. JnJ.1J:':\K ,101 ll1 1\\ h~1l g1'1· .... t ~luthur\l) tion than to be murdereo 01' to cause The Emergency H OllJ)ltal, the largest borll . Iht-"y h_l\'''' and \\HI ~l:.1n· •. me 11: th~~ ,'them to bp left i1l\-alh.l.i all tlh:etr !lves" InslltuUon or Its kind In the ci ty, Is .-\lthough LUc.: i11E' \\~1:i only six ).e-.:.lrS taxed to Its utm os t capacity, Every d\lll, whidl would til .Ill :-,t;t1 \";HhUI I. -The re are cripples and inyalids all Q,"er vld :-,hl;' -did fJl'ult.. ~t alh1 told tht" gl'.;}(troom is occupied, a nd there are IllY (3n~ t! Y..lh"u, a~ tlw), lit P~lh] ou 11lt': the world from vrtCt:ino.tion. )ly little er~ th;).t wen" atll·1l11 ting to ,\a("\.·innte ' Ta.cant cot.s 1n the public ward s, f,lr tht'u' :.;UI'!"KH·t. _ girl bad a 'Certificate that s he bad been of pneumonia patlent3 and bel' th:1t sh'l~ had b~'ll \'a('('inat~d Llml Thi!", [ nm ~ure. i:-, ,Ihnut th~ I lin it I vaccina.t&] pl'Opel'ly tn t he o ther 8('hO'ol, ot Buttering from exposure to the that if ~hl~ hall tu ~w ,\"~l"'C'inakd again and :'ohuul ..l UI.' ~lt.ll pI.: 1. Till-" \\ 111'111 ll\\ \'~ I Xo. 34, which she- went to before, and J and storm average five and six a. !-;ht' 'wvuh1 go hoTI'It" ;.lllll Ill'!' pa \\ouhl 11 .. Ll HV1ll~ ;lnll. "" must h_t\\~ It. allJ lJc~ the certifil.'ate is fi led there yet, 50 you and durIng tbe past tew days eyen r.1kl" ht.'I' hJ 'OUI' 0\\ 1\ f.amil~t lplnsieian high average has been over\~lll·'l. ;j r~\lht'1' I'; ;j't>llglllg thr ut'J..th see that doe~ not I..~Ut an y figure. Thpy :1lhl ll'-l\-t' it (jOIlt-', But l"t-1gardll;-F-s of aH, reached. ~ his daughtE'r. lw alhl his farnily that will ,'acl.'inatf' you!' ehi1dre n i f they had l ... lh_' ILIt·'~ T>1t>'auln1-.~. th(~t"" g"l':3.ftel'R gl'alJAt the Rlverl!lde Hospital ann ex, on I t~ I .... ft shoulll Jldt bt~ NmpeUe-d t o a dozen- <.:ertifi<."Ut(>s to get this one doISwan Street, the conditions are nearly hp'l1 Lt1l.'ille. thlnkln~ th ..ll the)- wi>re }:t~ll·\·t'. So tllt' t1uh'kl'r the- public "~lkl'~ aar, &8 bad. There are a s yet but Cew ac3.boUl to lo~~ that $l .I'lb, 'and. "ot'dllly • P iI_nd p".l h".~l.t' ~gal'I.1: sU( h ou'tr;'lgt\OU~ A gentleman by the name o( ~lr. F, commodat.ions for pa tients , Every cot ht"'ld -anll did \·ole'ln_..lle ht:"l', ('~Ius ing w Irk, the 'bNtt>y' fol' ~lll. 1 ha.\"~ many J . Kaufman, who liyes a t ); 0. 299 Adams Is now HUed and tn caSe or emergency bl.;}u I pUi~on :3.n11 h ..... 1' <1~at'h . styers! rooms now unfUrnished or un11 [t('l'S fl·om ll~l}.lllt· .111 0-\"1;:1' till' rllilt~.,l street. B uffnlo, hn s ju st ca lled on me Thf'~C t'w.o graflE>I'S \\ t-"I'~ also ;1(-l,)m ~ occupied, will ha.ve to be used. The ,;tatl's praying 1111.' to PI'V~t.C'Utc thlS telling me 'his littl e gi rl, $even years ,]unit-Il ib)' t \\ () l)1l1kC-' ujnlt>I·~. one (If R iverside H ospital, on Lafayette Ave(a~t' ttl ,the limit. tt>lIing lilt' th_ll ir t old, has had three operations performed nue, is also cro,,"ded, and In a crisIs but thPlll ~"aJ'il1g Ltl<'ilie hy telling IWI' thai. I\',l.\'t~ not gout thl" lUt.lIWY tn 1""IUt'~t tlw to g~t the blood-polson o ut of her 'SYsa t ew more patients could be accommoir h't.~ Illll nul hold .... tllI n.nd ~ ":lel'iul·ltizt:'l'.s or llw l'llIlc-u Statl~s to furnish te m, ca used by va'CC'ination at Buffalo dated. -at'd hI' would put ht:'1' in jaiJ anti that n~()nl':r, as lhi:::; I..·ast;> t'4.mght to a. tinish school ~o, 28. and t hat s he came within At the Slaten' H oa pltal. 3}W lould not ~~ h~ ..' po. or In'L -any would be of TITore- benefit to lh~ public p-n ace of dying. This Is o nly one case JlI,)I't" . L"nlil she ha\.l l~n ' '"a(:cinale-tl The same oon<l1Uons exIst at Ille th ..ln hl mI.', n~ 1 htl\·~ IIi) othpl' (.·hildrt>1l out of 500 in B uffalo alone; so what Sisters' Hoopltal on Main Stre<rt.. Hun- Lucille said thl~ big p'OliCE'm":'lll had a Irft. It wou ld ha\"t~ a It.·nut>' I"t' y to stoP m ust It be In t he Un ited States? Gen dreds of patl ... ts can be acoommodated !Jig ,dub in his h"lnd anll said. that if ~hE' w.re, but even "ith their tadllUes {or dill not get ,"a'('cinnt~d -that he would sl:hool v:\l'l'inaHOIl wht'l't' gt>l'ms ~l1Hl:l1i tlemen and ladies, talk to a nyone y.ou di~{-,.l~es of lht:' WOI-:'ot kind InU~t bt". ,,\ 11 mee t-friends 'Or st rangers-and anyone caring for 80 many, rhe Institution Is hIt ht'I' ,with that big dub. But a ny ~.lY (rom what thl.... y haYl' I'l.'~\t' in tht· Of them will te ll y o u .albout some case crowded and up to ye5t1!rday there \\ T)-- LU('i1h l js (l~d and 15 lburieo in not a. ,'&Cant cot in a.ny of the wards. p.\W'r:->, you <11'''' tht"" Ill;ln toJ try ,and of vaccinl3.lion tha.t has resulted serThe number ot pneumonia. a.nd -ex- Forest Lawn with a tonlb stone- Q\'d~ !'.t.J}l it .:.l~ you havE' hlVl" h:1<.l a tt'ITlble tously and 'man y of t hem will leU you posure cases are many and the dB.ily h·!' tel1illg lht:' PXR<.:t l'au~e of her death, ~:'<lh'rit."ll{:~ In the- \':ll'l'inatiun line i.llH.~ of.a. dozen serious cases that they know a.verage J.s ever incre.Mlng. whkh thE'- Bo.:.u\! i -f l-J\'auth iliws mit h:.l\'t" tlw IH~I·\"(· to prO~l'ut~ tlwm. So of. So where ,,1 J1 t his vacci nation graft ~ ~an De!!con"",' Home on .Kingsley Street is also we.ll filled, and Ukl:'. U 'au~p It~ .(po,<~!11 It. 1 will ~,\y ,thL\[ fvI' llll-' ~;lkt> o f \\'~at stop if some -one does not talke a. strong the l1m1ted acoommodattons tnere a:roe T Wt'J1l 'Out to Forpst Lawn Decoration dtilli Y'~n ~1I t' h.:fl tlli:"it' mothers an.o la- stand an d with fhe aid 'Of the peopl~ severely taxed dn eaTing tor the ma.ny D.1Y L.lSl yNl t· anu ,follnd th a.t SOIll€' un t llel.~ ;I IHl in orlh:I' 1'h:"l t t ht' lHubHc n ~ litO'{> it a.nd save t he _ lives and serious who dailY apply for Ildmlssion. A-t the know n ,pPI'sons h'.;1d 1>la('eU some wrap la l'gt~ 1I1:1Y nt"\t"l' .h:l\"e to go thy.Hlgh . ---4~(" General Hosplta.l d-octo;rs and nurses 11ing pU,pel' around the stone '$0 that no With wll';'\1 Ill)r \\'If(' Ulld', I h.1V€' b.~e-.n Id I'esult~" that ~l-e.. bund~ 'oC!m ~' are constantly at work caring tor the one ,\" h-o w0111<.t g'o there 'On Docorati<ln ~ubjl~(·tel1 to, I w111. 1U'()\'llling the (111 - \.j yaC'C\, ,u tlOt" t4;t. arwl" . ma.ny .utlerem e.nd a.ltllough the conditIoTl6 there e.re alot so crowded as a.t Day \\ Quid S(<e the In'S'CriptiOn on the ZE-I1!'; (r the l'nitl'lt state~ furnis h me d hUll')" 03 ndf'P~e e' \1.~~.t 'ou altotbt!r inet1.tutlloD8, there 1s not room tor 051OIH'. Of course, n body knows \\ ho th1.... mUI1t'y. r will ttT to J":tClP t·,lll1v u l- >e lion. ,Send I~ ~.rt d Jea\O~h tllOf\e t.hB.n a dozen mo re patients, did the Job. b ut )--ou (,3n all guess; thet'E.' "'.JI'\. \·~h'{'lnutiun tlirough, thl~ Ie-gisla- e to I11t ] hi "C' them ~l. r'a re tor the Private Doapltal. Or o wd ed. b J:O l:\,w ·ag.11n~t guessing, 1\l1'~~. and i.f n~\'t",..."_lI-y 1 \\'ill ~Ilt'n 1 the E' rI'ouu. J1IIth~Y <\t'e- cAusing ~'our famille-s-, Aftl:'l' yacdnating Ludllt:> by fON:'e 1't'St of my lifl\ W .aC(,()11111li5h [he fact. \\"i ..... ('a~~ pendiDg In C·.;.U1 1. noW AU of the priYate hosplt&ls are also t1~.y l(Jol< no pains to notify her ifolks. i.l~ [ am the ... )1'~~t m.ln (.In l-'"al'th in this l~ 1h", tfrrrt"~to Sto p it. ns my (' ;.lS'e i~ thl' oa.Id to be crowded to their limits WId lin~' nnJ would or~ho 'be- too gbd to proHr:-il dll l't.''-'-''''] I\\"hpr~ tult h!lq bt't-'n, nea,ly all oftlhe <.'8ses are the results l\lrt:"ll no mort:!- for her than they would Qf exposure to the storms. JUst \\mat 1ln(1 it lH~"en a. cur dog. .\.bout thl'€'f' t-t."\ othel· (.·hildren against thl', inrp'o~i- , Il.ltlgh[ all,,1 w.oulJ h -' nlt1rl:" i.>~nO:-lil.'i:l! could be done in cas~ ot an accident In u~tys afte-r this mnlpr.;}('t\ce Lul'ille too k tion Of ('fl111l)ul.sory '·ilt'('ination, \\hich hut t,) • lOP S4.' h()o~\·n~dnJ.tion\"lUld.· 'l~l. which Corty or tltty people would be 1n- tu hl-"l' bed 'an\l neye r got up 3tgain. She I~ boullu to 'Ol'("U1' OI1"e 01' twil'E', year of nl1lf~l1l) u}uhl not pny fo r thi'- <-h illl's jured, wtth allot the hospitals in lids e0ntinuell to get '\\~o rse, da')-~ by da..y, aflE'I' year, until somoon~ t.l.kes a bold ~hl •• - ..;tring~ , :'\ILU of c-Dttrse- ).0 allliJunt crO"~ded state, is food tor reflection. u ntil sh€' became -unconscious. and af~tanll nlh1 :-:ICrps it. Su l)It'..lse .senll me uf mOlle y (QuIll P3}" :lllything to\\;JrJs In ~ucl:t an emergency ever~· hospital th!, mUllt'Y. nil you can arfol'O, L:ll'ge 01' h~ life. ~ o lhing c ould l't:"'Plae'e ht·)" Is called upon to atd 11). Ithe care of the tel' suffering 10 days o.f u ntold agon y, sm~!lI: nil will lwIt) W.lloWll ot.·onlPl.!lsOry I lJUt to s tlJP schoo l '3.(!('iJl!itlon \\.Jul .. 011untortWlate but In their present 000- dlffi (porn blood l>oiMn, <:aUEed b y beditlons not any ot the principal in. ing forcibl} va'Ccina..ted at School 35 by 'L11'l'i!l4Hioli :.tllll l will l)rOR€'C'ute ~ Y ~vle mt:'. kno\\"Ing t hat 1 h,J.J PI'O'tt'L'led .Utu~. In the city would be able to o.'der of the lI30ard of He'alth a.nd wlth~ t':l.-a~ t" thl' Illllit ,:U1d t l'Y hard. to ')1u" , \\ h.lt ti lllt> ~'hlldl't:'n al'e ll"'-H ~galn.st thH care Cor- more than one or two paU-entis. Ollt t he 'Consent of h-er parents. i'ih nil \\ h'J \\'~I'I\ in any way t~OnnH'lI'u outrage, ;11111 would also hu\'t" u. tenJ~I1According to the figures Issued by bhe (')' to c-onso le 'illY \\ife-, as both ()( ul" Burau of "'hal 9 lLitlcs. Ute d'E'3.th At that time I was a r!lilroad passe n- ! with thl" 1dllln,g' o ( my tla ughlt'T. Tho~e rate .for the past month is by fa., much gtJ' ~ D.du("tor iur a. .. 11 knc,wn railroad, 1 t IlH.lo!Sl'ngf'l' bo~o lh'('tOI'~ who fOl't,tbly I tu'P nror lr (' razy sI nct:' ()ur little dilrheid and \'ncccinat~o het" nre in my mind ling .oaughtet" w~s tnuru\:!-r€'<.1. Of rnnter than during the same period I s u ed the <.'lty fo-r $25,000 u:a:mages {LJlC guilty o( 'muru€'r and ghould be tluncourse. they d ill tlo lInl€'nd to (.'ausr.ht:'l' ')~" During the past three \\o-eek s w.as no tified :by t his woell 'known I'ail,,10 deaths haYe been rooord~ w.1th rna-d's superintendent that unless I dis i:-'h'~(·l and will b£' If : <-'an raise the dl';1th, but t hey 1.111.1. c atlnot afio)";} ~r, FrankUn C, Gram, \\"ll.o is 1n charge l'Olltinued 111Y su ' that my posi tion ~ m ont>'Y" I ,,111 fight. them to {1. s tandstill to ,It>'.:l \''t''.a ~ tone unturned-'\'\·e m~:t ~_\·lf) ~ ~ bure&u. The maJority or these wo uld ,be jeopardized, Several times I n~ long .as I live all11 a~ long us the this .(":.lse 111 o l'ile l" to Sl-op 'Public , J..Cea. ""eft due to exposure a.nd pneu. rnthta. lA!.st >'''''r 468 people <lied dUT- was th reatened ,,1 th dismissa l If I did I mon~y holds out, and if J doo nOt u-c - 1 ctn..Ltloll in th~ s~.' hools • .as. (h i,S Is ~ test .." that· lime I will a~ k f'a~t" a nd is ~!ltehPd b)" e'~n bod), To ng • month of January, but judging no t dro p my s uit, but 1 cJld nooL thin k 1 l. lIn ,'J)I 'I!'; h 1" b J ' d ' '<1 J ation ag lin fur asslst~I\<·l". 3 5 someone must ~o$e woul !nt:'-Jn (:o nt1~uous \" cc n ~ the mnnbet' "11-0 r.have died within for u. min ute t.h'<1t :n. lal'gf' railroad 'Cor, thi taking a. ('h'lll'('€" o ( kllhng PP()III sc hool~ a.nd th€-Y \\ould be bohl(>r e pa.&t three weeks, th~ figures tor po ra lio n like -the one l lwns working fo r ~ tl p S ~ r 1011-11'<: '\S Dr. Le<\"IT th:1n tn'er and th e Lord knows that the~· this month Sho," .. startltng and had been working fo r <> \' er 20 pIt' to get a e'\\ «. ~." -' h Ir I lose , It prub .. In the death rate. (a nlUe- 'noenue- Brooklyn, u n~ bUill t-"noug' now" yellrs: would hUYe- the ner've to disc harge Stll~ of" ~ ~ ~a i'n n ,.~ I' pre"' \ : ented .any ;~uly would 'be onl).a.. s hort time until me for figh ting the 1l1un.lel~ u.i my little !'a)~, '!H.C lIlut ~ "'llpllX e.xcept b y <Som·... 0" yow los~ one..,[ )"Gur d'enr ones : six- Yt.:.ar -oltl gil'l. But a!ft €'r threatening t.,pe fl''O m h:lYl1'Ig sm·.... • ~ - .. t I I lnf' Dut we Jl'Icst no: o bas r u lt.l; so nov. is the- t Ime 0 l.e p 1 l'Ilt:' sE-ye rnl tlm€'~. on St.;ptelnber 13, ]903, I 1 • 1 \11U1n g them. f b~ ing l)rivately to l,Irotecl )-ollrs and 't Is :i.ll lett to you. ' 1 W{loR calh,», d into the ~UPt'rinten;lell't's j e<. l t o n nyone 0 . age ph"slc1 an bu t 'l'houMnus of peool)~ an ove!' the Unitt-;'d llfnee lLnd t o ld rr -wns discharged f()T ",\.~ thell" 'Own " . .O"ol •• •,. t"'-"l, , ,""~0l"A. '101..Board of JHealth oftlRl,ltes~ 3.11U Englnnd Ll\'C" rNtuestf'\1 nk" ·.~'1'l I ' in g mysrt:Jf unpopul:l!' ':3.8 a, llt\SSdl'~ \\ c must stop the h m,. ... ~nCYer bo'-o i to do thi~ 'w.o1'lt, -.c;O I have 'fultUled ml' gr- ]' conductol', antI th:1t I couh.l no t sue J I . c'13• I-s fro nI sen<1l1L!\' t . es" "- d~ lak ln~ . as •they rtc"Questl"tl. 1 w<lJ1t t hE' <: it-y anll -n'\.Irk for this fwell known <locw rF a rou nd vaccmatlng an -0 ·H;,;;,~k;;·~.-;,.,r-t- ·!T!I""'.-,- mon",,""!f.l''''''' or killing your ohlldTen railroad. So I "as obliged to submit and. no posi1lon, ,,"'I th the to a llischarge dt!IDl'iyiTa! mp of de\·ut ... all m ~~ tfnle to lllt' 't!nse I J.;"t'l money t:'noug-h Rnd if it is &.'It'Y I "lill <le\"ote the lemnind€'r uf lirl~ untl l I ::IN''Omplish this f.pat . An 1.. "orm:Hion 0 1' suggestions wiLl _ I HO CROWDEO YS OF STORM AND BLIZZARD HAVE CA USED AN ALAR MING INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF PNEUMONIA PATIENTS. I I GESTEO STATE A MENACE 'n I I 'W"" ,,,ill :a.st '''eo mil m-II oroI' �or else an immediate. r emoval or tht"\ E;Urrerer to a dryl'r chmate. T h E> !lOOT CR n not af'f'ord t he p r E"llmlnary precau- FEB 1 7 'w04 t ion!'! and t he re~ult is that th~. pB:tlent Is soon far beYQnd human ald. The Ne w Stat e Hospital. CON8UMPTIO.N MENACE TO THE CITY I DR. PRYOR opened I n June a nd at that time 50 patie nts will be R('com modat (?d. In t hE> fa ll t h e r e w ill be room for 150 patientf:. The instit ution is sup ported by t he Senator Hil l Recei ves Pro t(!st fr om Healt h Commis sio ner ing fro m t ub erc ulosis but ar e too .poor 1.0 SE'('u l'e tll(' se ni'?es of a phYSi c ia n Gree ne and O th~ rs Ag ain st Is Making Another Survey of ;:Ind the prope-l" IT\edicines ha"e alrea.dY spp\led fOI" admis~lon to th p Raybl'oolt Se n. tor Wag ner's Tenr= institu tion. of w hich Dr. Pryor of this Buffalo's Water Supply ("Ity. H o wa rd Tow n~e n d and J. See ley 'Ward of N ew York. Dr. J. D. )\<:Dona ld ment House Me!~ ure. ..Ir Albany a nd J . ~l. K endall of Sanan a.c Will Submit His Report SAYS ... Lake are t hc trustees. _ .. D RElAD DISEASE GI VES ~EVJ;lB.A L F OR SUGGESTIONS P RACTICAL P R )l;VIilNTION OF SPREAD OF F A- Albany, H o w to b..tUe ouccessfu lly a-gal nst the jllPrea.d of the dread dl eease. oons wnp- . ~ ft I b dlffi It bl 'r..aon, HoC,,",," ong een a eu pro em fo r s cientists p hysicians and m u niclp aHties to soive, Every year tbis hor. sible adds to its harvest or human bYes and seemmgly there Is no or~anlzed efiort on the part of the people '. In ge neral to .top its ravag e. . lII any "el\ kno\\ n scIentists and ph y_ ~eaper ,atc1a.n s bave agreed that if the averag e fa mUy wou ld exercise a bit of care, 'o oth as to th"mselves and thell' modes ot livl~g, and it t he ()mclal~ or every san ita1Y regula- 'lion. there would be but very little dan•• r ot t he com mu nicatio n of this mOi t drea ded of diseases , The r eports as g tven out by the b u. recei ved n n umber o f le tters from B uf- George W. Fuller, the ~ert fa lo people who a re opposed to Sena tor 'Ya gner's tene ment -h ouse bill. ~"ho for seyeral months bas been con~ ___ _ _ " __ 'Vtllla m A. Douglass.Secretary. Fred- sldering Buffalo's water suppl}', "'Hh / SAME OLD HARBOR TUNNEL. --"'" eric Almy o f t he Chanty Orgaulzation a view or recommending plans tor its Society. )lujor ,Yillia m La nsing a nd bettermen t arrived I Bt!l a 'Well defined r umor at Olty Hea lt h Commissioner Walte r D. ~ene day a fter' f n u a 0 yester· ' that the water investigators are have tos9rs. Mr. Hili objecting to t hneil written bill . ::\Ie L~llSin g a nd t he . Hr S 1.anottherillsurrey epor w be forthor· a b t t o come out a t the same h ole Greene. with Dr. J ohn H . Pryor of comi~g In the spring. Mr. Funer the went in a year a.go. Bu ffalo. drew up th e origIn a l hmemeut doesn t crae to anticipate his recThe r eport of the Hea~mmis- ho use law. o mme ndations. but it is generally . At t he req ues t o f the Buffaio men. u nderstood he will sa,' in ""bs~r and Expert Fuller of New York Senator Hill has a rra nged th a t ,a hea ~- .tance: "Remove the Ini.~ke to the will be p r esented to the Oouncil next iug shall be held on Senator "IV a gner s H orseshoe Reef where the pure, t w bill ne x t Tuesday b e fore the Senate water ca b I" eek, so i t is expected, and whlle it Cities Committee. when t hese B utralo n e had. cannot be officially stated it 1s under- men a re e xpected to a ppea.r a nd oppose G:!ealtha dcg1mm~sc;:rDer en£t!"lter D. stood that they wlll recommendi mov- tho hili d: ttto Ihe . lUI-HI ~ er y a ernoon. mg the inlet out t o the Horsesho.....neef. '7 Data. prepared by the But!alo .C'l ,- ---......;;.,. .\3 ment of Health was a lso gone Depart· over "omethlng dlfferent was hoped for as a The plan to move the intake to 'the result of p r olonged investigations and 1, M £C! , Horse.hoe Reef 12 by no means origi· te ts t ' --~ .. nal with Mr. Fuller. It has been S 0 the PUrity ot our water supply talked ot for years. The opposition to under varying conditions through the / ULL EE GREEN~ su ch a meas ure Is that if the water in year. In order to make these investlJ F ER S S the lake is had a whoie. BUlll i . ~ could not possibly get a pure supp gations as thorough as possible th e W Elt d H It lo. C I by movin g her Intake Council nuthorized the employment ot r x p e l' an ea om m N' Mr. Fuller, when seen this morn g, an expert and Mr G W F II l on.,cl' H ny e a Co nf ere n c~, said: " I -s hou ld like to get some sam .. ~ere is situatl~~on FEB 1 Pu~g nsta~i~~ \~esir 11104 c:. " - eorge .. . u er a. pIes of water in the early spring and rea us or vital ata,jstics at New York of New Yo r k has been visiting Buffalo C ity show that on an average ther e are from time to time through the year d ..bou t 10,000 deaths annua.lly r esult i n g . . an trom consumptton. In other cl tles or spending days gOlng over the tests the United States, especially t hose in made by D r . BlsselI and Chemist Hill t he East a nd South, the conditions are at a cost of ~75 a d f hi ...;. ,prac ti cally the sanle, and t his Fame \' ay or s servJ,\:e r. igh a verage in p roportion to popula- in tabulation and comparison. Mr. 'l.lon Is t he r esult or the ravages of the Fuller is the partner ot Rudol! Hering <dlse~Je. IS.-Senator Hill ha s .;' 'Ill IN CI TY. e nfor ce F eb. T I in the Spring. D)- Sl)ccial 'Vlre to The. Coude r . ... -, Vs. T AL AU. MENT WHICH 18 RIilSPON SIBLE F OR lIIA JOR ITY OF D EATHS c1ty w ould P 0 SED T 0 WA0 NER BILL 1"' State and only those who a re tn th(' early curabl. "talf.e o f the disease w\li be anmi tted to It. :M any Buffalo per sons who al'e Fiuffer- ""-ELL KNOWN AUT,HORITY ON TH E .. 9"'-I n " The new hospital f{)T consuOlptives " ' hleh I. being built by the state at Raybrook. N. Y .. in the heart of the Adirondack mountains. w111. ,,"hen It is completed . prove a boon to th~ poor " consumptives. The hospital wlll be CONDITIONS HER,E COULD BE BETTERED, HOWEVER, BY ENFORCEMENT OF HEALTH ORDINANCES. . WIiAT - It wlil be necessar y to walt until the Dr. W a I he" ,? Gree ne, the Commls - fce begins to clear. T he water, 1 am Insloner or He.. lth. this morni ng had a formed , is dirtiest In the early spring. <'onferen (' e with George W. Fuller. t he and I should like to know what It conN ew York water e xpert. In referenee tain •. " to t h e examination that ~Ir. Fuller has )fr. Fuller will go back to New York been making into the Eo urce o f wa t e r tonight. He had a talk with Dr F, A. contamination. )lr. Fuller has been In Ballou. health officer for the town ot Buffalo on two other oocasions in co n- "'est Seneca. this morning. Mr. Fuiler nectlon with his wor k He will l"Eturn desired to know just how many people and he a.rrives at Mr. Hering's con.. t o N e \\ York tonight. . died in the typhoid epidemic a t We!!t elusIons. ~Ir. Fuller also had a c o nfe renc e ~ith ~eneca last spring, The records are In According to the report of the Burfalo It may be that when Dr. Gram . the Registrar of Vital Sta- charge of the town clerk and "ill be l!u r eau ot V ital Statistics th ere were , the report tis tics. They looked o ver the records f urnished late this a fternoo n, ~ . , . dea.ths f rom co nsumption las t year. comes in it will contain some proposai o f typhoid re vel' cases in Butralo. Strangely enough t h is n umber v a ries fo r filtering the wate but th t t " Dr. Gree ne has given me m u ch val - l rt... a.v.a lM.J ,b u t IJttl e from year t o year. In 1902 b rJ a cnnno uabl~ assistance and information •• said r t here were 450 deaths r esulting from the e learned now. U ndoubtedly there 1\111'. Fulle r. w hen in terviewed this'mornd isease. and t~e year before tha.L the will ib e a warm discussion of ways and Ing. " It has been d ecided to take more tt.-iftt~A num was p~ 46/ . D r .b er John r N 47- F kl means of purtiication later on. In the .<: amp I es 0 r \\' ater as soon as tho ice • • .. or 0 ... o . 0 ran . in . . brcak5. J,(y report will be made up S tree t , "Who Is recognized among the meantime the speCIal rnterest in the after th e exam ination of those sam ples MR• FU LLER AT WORK, 1 0~~ rr::mbers torb the IProl fesslon as an report fs in the rumor that it proposes has been fi nished. It is too early ror a. or y on u ercu os s. when seen t t k th o6Ue to s peak abo ut mv r e por t no\-- .. y ester day by .. l'IMES reporter, gave 0 a' e e water below the wash of , -::-. ,. '" Expert Continues Q.Jl. In t ere8ting talk o n t he local s ituation Smokes creek, which is a w orse com~ In ve s tigation!!, in regar d t<> the spread a nd resul t. or bina tI f th . 1~U4 t he dJeea.se, and ga.ve some very pracon 0 e TsrlOUS elements ot disGeorge 1l. Fl1l1er~;;;;r npl'rt !I('If'ot tbls tical s uggestions as to how tu bel'Culosls ense·breeding filth this winter than i t for~noon with Dl~n(> :tod ",ber nC· could be successfully battled with. was last, and wilI be worse each :fear ficiais ot the- bE',llth dppllrtml"nt enutinuhq his In\'Pstlgnti~ Into wn ter ('oodltlon~ h!'r", Lake Atmotllpher e a ;U e na.c e. w ith the growth ot the steel plant lIr. Fuller was seen hl" a Comm('rC"1111 rt'}" "To "begin with." s aid Dr. Pryo r In c olony dralnlng into it-until steps are rcsentatl'f"e nnd was Il:;:(ked to say whn.t f'('suits be has 'ID tar Accorupllo;:bed and wbm part, the chmate or Bu ffalo an d in taken to extend city control <ITer- th t fact nearly a\1 or t be ci ties along the ..orRin ........... "a his rt'port will be relldS'". "I have spent mos t of the time &t my rrt~ G r eat Lak es is a great menace to th ose . ~b "' · """'Death. In Buffalo . PEe 1 t"'-''M r Not~ater I thr eatened with the d isease. The air ' rule the wi nter :1nonth s a re wet, and these co nd itions combined ,,-'lth the s tartling c hanges ot l rt.!.m perBitu r e are, I alTI ce rtain. the c hlet I ~~ 8e8 ot the orlginat1ng ot the disease, I T hen the carelesaness of many per· Eons leads to their de, re loping the dlse a se. T hey c a tch a s light cold, neglect t o car e tor themselves. Soon It reac hes t heir lu n gs and they have bronchitis, t.he adva.nce guard ot the d read t uberculosls. Shortly a flf-r their lungs are weakened from Incessan t coughing and then It ta k es but a Uttle ti me tor t hem to become emaciated wrec ks "The crowded condltlon's ot thetlomes ot many who live In the 1ene1"nent dtstr!cts Rre a lso res ponsibl _ tor a grea.t many of the cases or tuberculosis, SomE' lnember o f thp fa. mlly hou sed tn these big etructurf's <'on t racts 1he dl:!Jcase and no precautions arft a k en and Boon tbf' dtseasp Is cont racted by other members ot the fa mily and eo 011. Betler !!a.nitary condi. 1Ion '8 among the ten ement people and a. rigId enforcement ot the rulps and regu latluns of the health offi ce would I :ir;;e:~~~y.cut down the death rate ~ n. I/ "I also believe t hat t ht' rect'nt o rdln . a n<-e Which prohiblt"i perso ns from E' Xp ectoratlng In ))ub1tc placcs and ~ tr e p t cars. will, provldmg it Is en forc ed do Q v;orld o f gOOd. It 1~ only too ortcn that the disease is sprpad by persons 'hptng Infec ted by germs from the muC'us dh:{'hargf' o f those who a l'e a1 !eady victims .. The re~ent ('ru ~ade of lhe poli cE' agamst tho~p w ho made a praC'ttcr of flooding the floor~ of st reet cars a.nd tbe 51de'\'a lk~ about t he 8tl'eE't t C"'rner in th e bu si ness ~ec tlon WaR a most comme ndable action a nd' sho uld EXPERT FULLER rSEES RECORDS 191M is moist a.nd as a A ~ain~t .,. 1 J 1101 I1 f U JI I I tl is l':\l l " l ,t1U4.:b \·llC'Olll £L tiu u . g l\e~ 1l h a.' hu'o r uuurl:' ul.lll ~ad L UCile h 'l VIUg d l In!'> l>l!c u ll.1l 1., d HI~hlt: r ti, H1 w:nat UgOOY , pOi ~ OU111g l rl!L of"~lIlt1 to 1W· IllJLJI itllJod wtO}ll'[ \ Ul'(·UUl ti C'U. 1 11~ ('Iht,: is !1!!l.:U1 l ur lll.d fie"llrVIU l' (,I 1 I-..\'JI 1I . t liv ..LU ll yt:l \'r uon~) Id!i ca w l'):1J~U ,-,UlJIIOt. U':U i lll'-t t;.1J VUCCl:.Ja iOL. \ hieh " t1 r"w~ru. u~ uut' ot t It! rORlt>l;l d l bCO;l'r t::s of tlH U:.. tor t t.' 1. ·lIlt<.:t'Ull 01 hUW llU lIfl:', Tilut Il i.h [u·ulu.d lU bOWO lL!St.\Dl·d). irutu IUJ}) ('Jlt! r 'r uo.. illa t ic'll. i~ IlU(1~11Ial:..e, e\l l w r ou ;.: l hU ot tht!r ~fc r e Q:-,C \l' U tWg: lJUlU ? u u u~t bt.-llC~- n o wo r E.'l ::-0 nlrH~ 1l b 0. 1:;0 bns ::;i.uH {t.)r' till' \\ C' pll~ Ll l e ei"etrle "ir~ 1.lll~d mnu" I-""ilie, , hall 0.\3 , J t' rdOH" a uoltbli lilt U~t' or e ll'c t riclh. h,.. conti nued. \\ C :-.YllIl 'l.thizL' ,. . ith :\Jr. ~turd U Hlll~ iu t!lO t ettlbk calami!\' tl at nverto(l ~ " "I'no r"ulosi~ C'1'~ates mOT£' havoc a.mong thc ra nk~ o f the poor t han an y oth~r db"ase. In order to c ure the dis. lasp, and I bp}jeve It can be (' ured.. prompt medlC'al. attendaneE" is necessa r y 1l 4.lt:D.ll\uds the aho litio u CJf Yue lua· liou our ('11 ef IJrOl ec~i ( • Ub .1.1 U .. t tlJe llHll t:"'" rl tllft.t tHrihl t1l las . lUu ll bb BOu"6HI01cl l ut y,. a ca t.;l1ot :s"tI [tOX . ent _Islt," said :Ur. Fuller, "In looking crrtr records of the health de partmeot a.nd pllr· til'uinrly ot the bureau ()t "Ital litatlstlr!l [ n this work I bll" c htu! \,prr rnlDable ali' sistance [rom Dr, Gr~ne and otlJer ornehll, PB.ELIlIiINA RY IN _ in hi. departmont. It Is too t'llrlr ror me to say ,"bat my report will he. or to fl; ay ijr.rGETTING thIng on the snbje('t ot my Invf'sth!4 ~~ F ORMATION FOR INVESTI GA ' Ye bave decided to to ke (urtb.r Pimp to of water and are -n·nltlng f or the 1'e TIO N OF WATER ,SU PPLY . break up tor that purpose. AIte;. we t ~ secured tbO'\e samples I will mbe ou r('port." ~ York this George W , Fuller, the New Yor k llr Fulle-r will return to • e:W alo at wa t e r expert. spent today wi th Hea.lth I e\"pniD~. He will rome bock to .J. L'omm lssioner . D. Greene, look- \ 600~ the lee br~ up. in g o,'er va ril()U ·a.ter re cor ds of the ..... Ve p n rtment s a s l\1 rI id h i m in his 1".,' i n ' (>stigatlon into t he so urce ot w ater 1. I ' ¥ contamin a tio n. This is 1\1r. Fu lle r'~ c: tJU) i u l lJ r lll~r )e.\l Joi, Yl rttl: " t o !I u t'i t lze U:"io of IJLJrot'it,,\"ll w t J u ,.tUl U:-t liS Vacc in a tion. r 11 17 tim,;; ----==-- :'< t h ird , islt to BuITaio In regard to this s u bjec t, b ut It is not his last. a s t h e Jlltl tt er will be thorot:~hly probed so a s to m a ke 3. co mplete a n d comprehe n81ve r £:: rJor t, w h ich wHl be re plete w ith I Im ):,orta nt r ~com mendallons as Ca r as B urra lo's ",ater supply 15 concerned. )':Jr. Fu ller w1l1 leave for his home to- t N0 AN 0 WATER • • Dire t:r?dn.e- S e 8ks In formation ..w,..W..DI"" a Quest 'io n of Very Great I mpor ta nce. nigh t. After conre rrlng "'Ith Dr Greene. :\Ir. Fuller held a. contl' re n ce with D r. Gra m, Regist rar of Yltal Sta.tisllcs. Rec· ords showi r. g t yphoid r.,·er nn d 'he ho.' ·oc tl has w o r kpd In Bu tr:nl0 flt va rtou!I UmE'R d ue It 1s b(' lIe,'cd , to th p con la.m l n o. t~u wat'er w htch th e populat ion Is torct'd ttl ' d r in k, w er e g on f- o \-'('r " T a m lO(lk 'ng O\'er s " m e- re cord ~ 10d:. y," said )'1r, .Fulle r. " a nd pic king up sorn t" Intc r ma tlon tha t will nsst ~t mt' In my wo rk The ass istance D r Grpene has given me has bf-en ,' o.luable t :l m e In my In \"e!'ttgatlon . [t has bl·e-n deem e-d bes t tor the ci ty that we take some more ~a m· pIes o( water as soon flS the Ice b reaks. ,Yhen that ,,'111 bp " e ('onnot tell. J n.m going hornp tonight nnd w1l1 rHurn j ust ns ~oon a~ tht:' Ice has b r kr-n At ter these s amples haxe bee ., laken I w 111 get out my repor t.. It Is tOO £'arty tor me to say anything a s to the na ture of my re_ port. but the gTound wl1l h,. full y eovered and no particulau ml~sed." ~ (' I on i.c:o;:lone Walter O. Grr- DP llpsltb Comm r ;;0 t lbp n t this morning wro te to abOut °lt ."Itifl( row luen1 phl!! lr illDS ot tbr c r ~heUi to nd\'lsc blm wbe-ther tht'1 bail ~o­ h t d ts nr~ nWlctt'd wlt11 D' uced t a pa. (,D .. ntrr px tpnt aft,·r "'Jt'. testinnl troub les to It orcJ1D81'1 ,,"fod strO:lg ,.... Iud.s t11ao un el 1 foro:l2,don co nditions. Dr, GreeUE' wants u ( olllh h1 point to enable bIm to ur on t S W Fukt tbe 1tRft>t esprrt, 1tJtb GeorgE" ' 'hLJ 10 tbe rurlberaD Cf StAtisti('s dE'!'Ilr~ byns n 01 bls to,·("htlg.tIO . 'fPIl 10 noftlo " ,Ve know t.b.It [be- water U ,trOU, I tor Uf:P .rtfr 4_....t- t 5i ." snld ""nd we dt"JIIPT 0 b on, t1.tr(>('1 or uIla, dJIftscertaln j1l M tb'" ItDts saa,ratft torbtd WitH r We aN 10 1111 " dlAt �B 2 ::1 1&04 ..,- n:s. BR~ GRAM'~ J POST i r.l 8 AltAlo ., BoffAlo for the D oath or a \·a ccl n.... d CJ,lId. To the EtHtor or 'j'he Mort.Cng f"o~t: llr. 11\ F: 1:'lUrdc,.. nt or ,; Ellst G'~­ f!=ee Slr~et. Butralo.~'1. y., Is engage, ~;11Glt--h I:lde,f. ~ \JaUle (Of' your I rights .tgd iI 1:-' 1 the olBou:; OTBnn}' f)f the B~r H 31th (l11i'CaUed) of [hat I I own sake you 'He u~ to a~fl~[ hilJ1 in hi::: ~lrUggte. H~ had a. b <lutitul and he.llthy Lhihl, ( In, ,Uld ft.l!" your r r STATISTICS JANUARY Y • o-S Al'l'EaL .FOi AlD. I COU RIER. BUFFALO A HEAL THY CIT CE ~ SCS DEATHS LAST MONTH WERE 457, WHILE THE BIRTHS WERE 609. NUMBERED MARRIAGES l~ 'L\LES 282 ltl A J O R1TT UI OI:: \Tn'" 80 I'll " ORh, r.dmed LtIl·!II1". !IIX' years of age: ... Ile OF 1)1~ I'Atl" \t ~ l\ 'r REPORT S80"'S C I T~ ST.llins THIRTY-SECOl\ D IN PltOl'ORTIO:-l OF DE .~THS . Fronl the United States census re ~ port for 1901. whIch ha.s just reached the local Health DflRRl'tment it appears that Buffalo, which Is eighth In populatlon is 32d In the proportion or deaths per 100.000 people. The typhoid fever percentage Is as tollows: New Haven. COnn., 92; Charles t on , S. C., 73.8; Washington. 67.3 ' Atlanta Ga .. 61.7; ~I1nD6/l.po!ls, 57.6; Troy, N. 57.S; LouIsville. K)'.• 56.3; Cincinnati 0., ,53.6; Denver, Co].. 4i.9; New Or~ leans, 47; Nashville, Tenn., 46,6; K .ansas City, 42.9; ReadIng. Pa .• 42.7; WJlmlng ton. Del .• 42; Cle\'eland, 0., 35.9 ; Columbus, 0.. 36.5; RIchmond. Va... 3ot8; Grand Rapids, Mich .• 34.7; Salt L ake CIt)', 34.6; Philadelphia, 33.3 ' St Louis 33.3; Hartford. 36; Scranto';, P;"., 30.1; Toledo. 0.. 30; Los Angeles. Cal., 29.1. Ne\\' Bedtord, :M nss., 2'0.8; I ndianapolis 2Z.4; Baltimore, 2i.3; Pa.tterson, N. 2(; Buffalo, 26.8: Boston, 24; New York 20.3; San Francisco, 20; and DetroIt' 16,7, Thus B u tralo water wus no t s~ fatal atter a ll. Health Board Swears Out Warrant~ for David Sugarman of Madison Street and Frank Lodico of Front Avenue. y.: 01 "' IfE.\'LTH. bad h,-en • surl·e ...... Cullr nu.:dnatetr' 1.1 •.ordan( '~ "Ith the sUI.tt>rstlll on of th = If'pnrf (lr lbl" Dl'l's ntmcp t 9(~81t T\ J Y bu~ on the thlrli..J.t'llth d~,Y t.lC '-lnr, I f()rTht' th(> lIIontb (·f ,h nu IlT '· h, nf p efultnr 1!11!, twO \"",uin.Hlng dodors 8n'omInrrrf'''t lWI·su~r of 1hl"' f"trl'l'( that t be un \'~ul1:1~ !'of>, I'l'l' wintl'r nll1y" 1111\'1' had UP()I\ p.tIIipd hy r police ufTll't!1" W Ilt to hpr tb~ bra!t1l or 11\'1':0 o( dlt'f{'rl'nt ll'r50n b in ARRAIG~.D tl!t dh. The' 1'('POrl l'o:l~'~ that tlw dr(l.tb ~lhool J1h.l fOl'clbly rt.>_\"Ql:cinated hel'. , rfjtf' (hITln~ J :\J\II1\l'Y \l('1' 1,. ij)( 1 "n :; 14.4S. Th~ pOQr \"Il'llm ubjt1'I,.' ted ~ayjng ~he . Tlp ' HHal Ill1mlli'l' (If flt ':Hhs fhll 'l n lo!" J81?" had be E' n Yilt-clout d and that If It had 13n- ~,r l!lift. .t'('lIr "11:- .1;".7. a." {'oWIHU'\'n W"llll ,U l In .TolllU:n" · ~\ r lnJO.t ~ . 3r. nf thf'> 4:;. n bl' done- o\'o:'r h€'!' pupa would tnke-....her dNltb:!' I":--t 111(11,,11 ~.... ,,"Pfl' (rom I"ommunl , r~lJl(> <1it-t13 "''' ~. Hllwlng dlll~ t n ('llU~Unl.pt'l)n. VI his C.lmlly doclOr, Her fath, l' l'P~ HI 10 \'1IJ'lJtht'rl~. ;Incl 1E to t~llb('\id fe"f'f. r~)rt~ 1h;.\t tl".e "MId told him that :he r ' ltH't"1l (If Ihl:' 1'(,I'r-OIl-l who dird f rom rO!l 5UOIr. I I,11l ,"\ ('r(> hrtn"f'f'n :,!~1 on d 30 yE'81'~ old. clodor h f' ld her (orl'ibly and thl'e-atened I Thlrt'· C'1lf' tll~ 4:'1 tlt'l\th~ 13St m ont:, t.) put h"1' In Jail !:iO {h..ll she ~hould nO[ "(')'1' (hif' tIl Ilt"'d,'pnli'llt (OtO fipd.lup. lS bein g IRid II) Iht· llC1(')' (If l'('\n~('nitnl df'blllt,'f .6.n (\ ... ~ her J·c.pa or mamma again :md 11tl tt'l !,pui1t' (l('hlllt~ 2 '~ \ 11 of' tb o~e wbet rli{>d ly that the pOli<'emnn would b~i.H h "'r with ,fr(>Ul eou~t'ullnl "CI.\lIIY ,\I'>rf' 'lIf:tnt@ undel' \ tbe ~gi' of 'HlI' ) (':u _ Thtrl PC'fI (If tb e 16 bl~ big ('lub if sh~ did not submit. who diHl fT(.m :-f'nt1f' dphl1itJ- W'~re it) I yt':lr~ (lId nnd n't"rr. ']'" \'ut y-uinf' ot the ~ ThE' \'<1crinl.' pol~on wa~ th~n Insertpd "enlbs In~1 m.mtb Wf'rn llue- to p('r'fprt lNi or A R eb u ke t!l....th e d from U.at day this ht'althy child 6t'If'ot nU1rltloll . . iI i Evening XeVl:::'s~'-;;';;':;'-~ HeaJth Comm Ission er lV,lJ.e :\1' -1"1 2'h t f l ' thp d(,8th~ IIunng .hlDuarF ~~ h • . bt<'ilme \'!5fbly ill, on !he thirtl day :,;:h~ Gre.!:j;le has 5t t d ::""-1' D. 'Wei duf' 10 d !('[t'rf'nt \1'()ut\lf';:o of tbe U fOTIn('l im'ng e o~~n toe slorious Xatlon force t he t ar e o ut In earnest La entook to h~: b~d which she ne\'er 1 ft "\ (,us \ ~Ipm. t:. I'(l-rsonr-. dying from ap0{l COU l! Is a J1~tf ore gn popula.tion, cI ty T h ~n e m en t ho u se Jaw In this 1('>.5'. :" ( r •.m m4"nl nJtILls. :lnd 5 from dpgoes ~·ithout sa~r ot ;bomfnable spitters till cal'rl~d tt her gN.\·c. After fright e r st case that has b mE-uthl , rJft~ f'hrht IlpnthE; wpre due 10 the seeIng-but Whl~, or one only needs b ' t1C ,"blrs " r Thl' rlr('ulntt'ry ... )'~t(>m. ~ff pprLibrary should b 1 the steps to ou r fine l:ou g ht t o t rial In thi s city under ~~~ ful surre!'lnp;t ~he was rell<?\'ed by d ... n lh ; w hI ch to ok eftect J anuary 1 1902 .. nns slwl'umhlu~ to ,·"l,ulnr dl"C'3"C' of tbe cannot under stan3 ~~e .vast cuspidor 1 on the l\\enty-elghth day of ~fay, 1902, hf'tt rt Alll l f Ollr to :1I1 R(>11IIR "0 trouble! ot. th e lIbrar;r became a. '\\t~1 not so belore ~~ I cho m e b erore P olice Justice ThOrn"'; u ~ y thI s m ornin g , ~ 'h~ resplrlttory S,\'ii:"tE'M 7.; df"Rtbt' wert' due. why those who [reQu ~Uj c library-but Mr, Sturde\'Rnt wi.\~ a railroad pas :!i ppln:; I:\~d Ilt 1hf' dom· .,r pnpumoDln. 14 tr('e us(' of all its r en t now and have Actin g u nder instrUctions ot the ~'nger rondUl'lOr nnd brought ~Uif f(l hrOllt'ho· purumonlo , !1nd J~ 10 :trut e not be better trahfe~ni\ Ph~\'lJeges should ealt h Co mm iSS ion er, Tenement House brflnrhHi!O , Eervatlon of w ell -mann me or by ob8gain~t th e dty. The Superintendent of ns p ect or J oh n J. B rown, a.ccompanIed. T hirtl fonr " f the- dp:ltbs 1!1:.t month we re not undcrSLand 1t J e~ed geoPle I can_ by A88is t a nj Dis t r ic t Attorney John thl) rnf)ri'lA.] sent for him and told h!m duf' fo'~rr(>l"tlons of Ihl" dlg~~th'p ~y8't em , rr.any "ho ar e'tau : _0 Isgustlng to g!lo;; t rlrl~ lJPlnl: rI?SP('lolJh)(,' for 11 of tb em. lit\,· that they stR) fl~. t the decencies of W. Ryan, sWo r e out "mrants In the thnt unle~~ he dlsl'olltinupd his sui ~ ft,,~ belns; dUl' tl\ ~8~tro PDlprltl!O.. tllre t o w hE"n they WOuld like ~~ tram the Library Poli ce Cou r t y es t er da y tor the arrl'lst ll£<.,ln~t t"~ "It)" he would be dle;mio:.::cd pHltonltlo:. and thrPC' to :t pl'('nr\If'11i~.' The i=:uperlnUndent ha:obotten, k ~f Da v id Sugarm a n o f No. 311 Madison T(. t rl)l1hle-~ ot tbl'> l1rlnRr~' ~yste m 39 half! a SolEm. " Do not. it (:l'n as ed to t r ee t, nnd Fra nk, Lodl co of No. IS8 Rnd a(PI' ~t:'\'eral warnings to that etd€':1.tbs "prt" clue. ('br(lnlC" ne-phrilis being up, but h~ ha~ ,.~~ ~hese steps" Front venu e, own e rs and occupallts , fert h(' was dl~!11bsed the thirteenth of rr1'oJ'l(>n~lhl4" C('r !!O rl(>nths. dinhNr~ Tespon- t Ink It would «\0 much good toO~i so. I at t he A premises r ete r red to. ~blt> f nr <::f''fpn, u r npmln. f M !'Ix. nn d Acut e tlr~ so Ignorant")t fl gentleman's ose w ho &ptel1lb~~. 1903, H~ obtailled anoth~ Inc·pbrll ts fou r. , urtalo, Feb. 1. 19001. mann~~s J ]l\'SPEOTOltS' OHAR GES. , ~.(uation ,\ith a large corporation a t T"t'u.,-fi,,· r- D t' ltih .. from Y'oleDC!~. T hey w e r e charged with havIng Ig_ Buffalo lnd wa~ dhmli~sed Crom t1lig nor ed r epea t ed w a r n ings by letter as 2 ~ bU4 T t'(>T1' 1\cort' ~:l drnlbs 8S 8 r('!'u lt ot ,"0~mployment i.lbo at t.he rt'Quesl oC a ~~eu as by t he Ins pectors who vls'ltj~d If'Drc l:l,St l1Ionth, tl""C' p('r~ons dying from . em . Suga rman Is reported to ha,:e ('ilr ot'(I,'lal. HI ~ brother-in-taw who TIIIII'('In(\ a('C'ldent injlJril'~. thrpt' fr om NEWS. o bt~n ed a permit to erect an addition wllund :-. injkted hy l)('rsouc;; ()tbpr 1h ll n \\i.c- bO:l!'Jil ~ t,' with him wus also dri YP'l tl leDl)'oel'fe~, 1WO f rnm rrfl('lur(> of th(> ~kun, A aarsh and Un1ust Tenement Law.... ot t o a two -ta mlly house tor the purpose Away, hy the ~ame agency as he be lWet t rom !-hork r l'f'in injul'lE'~. l w('l fr om m ore co n,eniently t aking care of s\lr ~h'RI opf>r:ll1ons. t hrf"P from RolC"l de by Ed E v en in g Ne? ·s: t wo t a m Illes. p, ,-~;s. Th· d ·termlnation to sta l\'c hln, poie;c.n. t\\(1 from 8ulfidc by b UD ).,ring, one I e by t he NEWS a. bill has been InT h e Inspectors report that Sugarman f l'{'IJll ~h IW I, f r m I\n operation, one trom out unh':-;~ 1.( wou1f1 dlKcontinue his <::uit t r od ced amending the "cp emt\U H '()u se used the ad dition to house two addtSl.ald!'o , tUlf" from lJurns. one f rom drowninJ;, wn~ hOI.l:;tiqdy rxpre!,::(ld by a <.'tir f)(La.w." Ls incerely trust it may e passed ti on a } f a milies in "lolatlon o' the low tlue fr\I Dl fr:lcturf' of the 'ver tebrae, And onc fCJt'""tff"ill t he unjust laws the p resen t tene~ hi h 1. ow t ron l n-JmmaUI' f;"fJtl('~('mlA, h( iul to ~I rl'~l·n<l of ~lr. Sturden·nt, who !11ent one Is the WOrs t, On the East Side W c p r ov ides that no bulldlng can b~ Of t h e " ~7 dr>nths l:\~t nwn l b 6.::; w ere of 16 per cen l. ot these 'houses a re thr ee. converted Into a. tenement-house ""olth_ ~tral~htw ty Il'POltf'd it to him nnd ~ay:: p erson s lI nd('r on{' ~'en r (O r agE'. 15 w ere of f am ily str uc t ures which rent fro m $5 t o out t he Enn ction ot the Health DepartPHSetUS uNW{'{'ll t h (' sge (O f 011(' nnd t wo $7 p er flat at four or five r ooms. Under men t a nd a fter s u bm Itting a detailed h"! I~ pl'.:o~Mred to sweat· to it if sub ~ ~-eRrs, ) 1 ", er r> ot p er sons between two 8nd t law these houses are r egarded s pecIfi catIon In writing showing th at llN'na ... t th ree) pal's old. f our Wl're or per sQus b r- the t presen enement In tho f:am0 ligh t as th e t we('u thrti" Dull t our ~.. enr::: old. on e wal! at as though they houses had eIght or 12 tamllles In r eQu Iremcn t s as to Ilghting and Th,. ('a~J of ~r .., SturdHent is yO'.It· n. p erson hf't'\'{"c('u four nn d fi~ e ye S1'8 old. them, and must be cha.nged to. conform ven tilatio n ha.ve b een m et. CA fe an ) t1, at or ~'OU I' children, Th " t h e totnl uumber of d eA.tb s of persons under I;\-lth the la.w. Two-story hou s fo r three Th e I R..~' a lso r eq uJres a. certaJn th'c y('ars hplng 96. T her<' werc 16 d eatb " tamllles m ust have tirC' escapes, closets a m oun t at un occupied space on each D(lJrds OJ Uscdf h do not dare to e x~l'­ at pt'r!;ons bf'twet'n fl,e and 10 years old, 13 must have ce m ent flooTs and be lighted s ide ot an y bu llding so converted into d~e tfi'~lr nUJpations against the rich , or Il('l'SOllS betw(>cn 10 Iln d 15 yea rs old. ,,'I t h gas or electricity though 50 pe r cent. a ten emE'n t -h o u se. This sp""e varIes 20 ot per~ous b~twecn 15 and 20 years old. of these ouses havemus not gas In thl!m For ~Ir S~uTden'nl s l'OS~ to be brou~ht P lans at thho h ouses be filed wIth accor d! ng t 0 th e h eight ot- the building 41 of persoDs between ~O and 80 years old. 3S o f pcr l:wn s hetw ('('n SO and 40 ,.eB.l'l old. Boa r d ot Hea.lth and changes In 90 per Wi t h ou t n tl n g the r equired affidavit to tri.ll ,\ ith ~ prosp!:"ct of S U Cl'e~~ fUlld'" cent, ot them mus t be made, which will speelflca tl onEl, It Is a lleged that Suga r;:i1 or per~oDs hetrreell 40 ond 50 :rears,. old. I1"U~t be round to defrar the xp 'ns~ o f 56 ot pe~ons b etw e£>D 50 and 00 yean oM, cos t from $150 to '300. Most or these houses m a n we n t ri g ht ahea d after having 66 of p('rson s l)et 'Ween 60 an d 70 ,-eA.N old, ar e owned by workingmen who have saved b een w arn e d not to do tt 1-'0 doln~: o-perl t eHlmon~- has to h .. OUd 63 ot p er&nDs 70 yell fS old and o.,..er. u p ~ome money and PBS dO'l;\·n f r om $300 S u ch n n o ff en s e Is said to be a. I olJtatne 1 81111 either (:omml~l:ilons a J1 ~ to $aOO, c lv1ng a mortgage [or balance. By demeanor punis hable by a ft m suoo lnfontlf 'Vcre Born. r enting It ns It has been r ented heretor eed1ng $950 It h $ ne not expointed tr) r:-.thel' it or th(' experts must 10 added tor every t ore and w orking all day In shops tbey aa t h fj- • W , 011t ot the- 4':;, <l C1lths la.s t month tds were. hp bf subpoenaed a t conshJerab l~ €, xPC'1st! p e t o have a. home in thei r old days, ......y Q n e remains unDi\d. ot negro persetns. 0 1 th e total at 45'1 the N ow tn steps this inlqultlous law an d ~Ilys 1nnl tu to : ... :~a lo to tl.stlfr. Dum ber 01 InRle p ersons wbo dIed wae :2Mt. 1 01, " " hUr th e nll m bpl' ot E'lUa lcs W'8.S 207. On91 yo u h ave a. tenement and vou mus t COffiYou Ire- I.\ ~ke--J> to ('ontrlbute to sll('h b u u d r ('d AD d 81·,'eutY·ld x of. t he pe!'ecns ply with the In.,,'. R esult: The man loses place. the e>,pen~e for )'our Own and YOUr chll~ were m ArrI ed nnd 106 were stn,le. ID'Igbt1I will cite an actu al case. A man owned H-re ot t h e person~ ~~cre wIdow ed. pl ace In tne Fourteen t h wa.rd , H e wa s dn'n'F; :la ke .:\t r, Slul'de"cn t has nf) A..S lO the n aU ,·lty of the ferson s who died anotified to comply wIth the Ia.w . Th e !ast • onth, 95 werf' born n Ruffalo. 59 tn H ealth Department granted h im ti m e t o ether toh iJdrtn left. but will. with yom' ot h pRr ts ot t h e UnIted Stat .. " 37 In ~. do so. But Instend hI;' sold t he place to a O. . ~I'tdn ·e. lWOt"C't your 0'\11 chlhlr'll JO r . ~4 in IrE"lu nd. Bevan in L:a.nada ft•• poor man, g(>tting down. all his sa vI En.18 nd . t wo In S ootland , six In POlan" Ings. The new owner was noUfied to A ~..an .)! [hl~ kind you shoulrl ll!o<~Ic:; t t:~ 11tl nln(' iu ttaly. make the changes, he could not and lost bt~ng in th o bp!'It rau~ on earth' . . T h,' r rport f5'h('! W8 t ba t three eRMa ot l the pl ace, I a m not speaking trom heor~ m(,!1f'lf's. were r epol't e.d to the Department s~~ L- a~Ic~I~ ~!- th" -,,ame law, ,lr, SturCcH'l1t has Jo~t his po' ' ti hll'- h SI on. ., Jh)alth last m on th; a lso ~ caeee ot ome II 11,1 all he hn~ worked fo r [0 , a.rl et f e,·er , 89 easel of dIpbtber1a, ntnl!!' a nd r ealize It not amena ed I shall lose m y C'''t''r '1 _ ' r 1 have spoken tb the Inspec tors e' PPi or Flm a ll · p ":x, 21 (!a8e8 ot C01U!IUmpttO'D, home ~e­ , - ,I ,\ ·,;re;. You enn send your {'or. In regard to H. and v,'h\1e admltUn g It w ~s nn 29 ell ses at t rpb otd 18"er, h Ibutlon~ to ~Ir l{ E t d wrong, and neVer Intended for our t h r e , 1.' ' . , ur E"·ent 4r' 'Vork of Bureau •• tamll:r houses, still, as thl:' law w as rna de r.u;,t C,"'nf',.· ~t ' • Count, ~ ~ ... ree t , Buffalo, f.:ri ~ that three tam Illes constitu ted a tern ei Th ~ t ota l number of birthJJ r~ ttl!t ment It had to be enfor ced, and in a.c . . 1 .. or to J ohn \\- HO 'I m ont h' W!i S 600. {It wblt'b six were twins. thiS was the on ly WO)' it could be r epealed. ~I. D., • ' i1"ill'a Fal1~. ~, y,' ~':>, or t h E" 600 youog.sterl:l tba t came Into the l I r ealize t he CharilY (1) O rg~n \Za l world in t h e Ont m ontb 01 t h e- yar 31\ liR. M . R. LEVERRO:-l. OUl t'i n l ~ o f th e h enlth department O~~ If'ere m a l Ch Bod ~n8 w ,'I'" f e:Inalee. Th e ~~~tchrav~'lrlo foec~glalrba~~te~~~ d~8Play 1J)o r (',ul" age ot ~:i4 of the j Ouu gsters Is Amer- t heir p·harlsn lca.l r eli gion In oPPOS~ g an~ Si>1'l thn t n, li~. Stnnle,·nnt. who r ecentlv 1 La fay ette A venue, lost n In w s ui t n g n ill:-:=t the city in whi(~I', \l"ftD : rllltt ot 70 If! GI'rman ~ 1b at of 16 J" chang('s 'l'hey care not abou t t e pOYd BI'Oold~n, ~. t . man and ~'i;o who Is trying to attord providetotor is I'rlsb ; th at ot P ollcth ;:i• • a n d that <>f Italian age. cannot go ntO he ('Iaimt'd $2:1,000 d tllnngcSt for the death h avc ~!! . Th e to tn] ullmhrr ot mnrria gf's r eported bony to SUlto his side ()C the c~ti~ r int tor of his c;:iX"-~'enr·old duught (> r Lucill£', on l:1.5t mon th ''fR8 ~S2, all bein g whi te persons twO flat~ .• four rooms ~~chi V.;en~ t he m t o tll (" ~ol1n d thfl t the ch ild di ed us thE" J'E'w 1tn tht'" C'x("rp tietn of onr negro conplf" !~!n~m~~'l~'t P~h~lOrnspe-ctor says_ "YOIl l ~ult o( ('om]H1i folory ,·ncei nntion. is cirTb e nnth1tv of 165 ('tf t b f' m a ll:' perlM)D S IS A\dU dlT:f PU E S~UlUIUIlJl. ssd'-'" I~til1g " ppti tio n nbo~ll thp ~OllJurJ' III m:tl'rt~ It' 'f or f"l gll . 'Whil e the D!ltlvll:7 ot "1. . ' w Iuch h£' usk s fin :me la 1 nf:Qlstn n('t> til [, 137 o( th C' f f'male't m Rrrlt d 818'0 is f ore-Ira· l d :fUd::J dll:f U~ s .CE[dSIP d:f ~S~n"IIn.ble him ttl pro,"""t. hi. I.wsllit. I t " .. Ie,. t'D 'l\tnJorU,. S IA\ S d ldlil. 'J d :fSE'g dl OJ dq >\"'ill b. 1'"".II.d [h u t Lu ri ll e 8turde'l'"Dt Tbf' r('port rof t hp bur('llus of tb e Depart...... ' II d it>t1 nftH hR y ilt J!' b(>(' u ,-act'inntpd while q nU! n1 o f 11 1:'.lth for hlst montb sh ow • a U ! f<\d S dIn ldAO p d!llnll ] ddJ :fOlshe W tlS n Jlllpil nt o ne of the pllblic among nth f' r th ingli. Ih a.t 51- ten ement-b ou!.f" tllspectl ou~ ',"t'T('> tntt d p, lhl:' ('ondlt l ou ~ bf>jns: 0:> 'E S . ~ I" 'A-epla~sd'{ P!"ES U"Eu..S1t\~ I ·J.Jlu'Sdioq~r:ut J 1fU'r p~rtf ipIt,Ljr' ImllrOl"t~'d In :in ('t\st'>~; th nt the- number !'t tfnf'mco.!2'0oR(' .!:!:It,1.~l~fS,t,I(lJ}~ .tJTI'~~f"J01 , . .~~I''''tl ~01l::J :fS1Y JO ~ydUdq lin} dIp dAE~~~·~";~\,~I~;~: ;~~~~I~~q.)~~~. ~:::sl~l~~l:: . x..J )0 dn .J [)U UI I ,J1I<J1.1I 1111) "ttl "n~ :fun!,)).') OIlM UdUIOA\ dSIA\ dlp ~EI.p OS 'SIII131 8'3 "I ,moll'llll' .'.pIIO!\: P· IP '01v1 '"1 Q • ,.. ua )0 ~n .JP I~ ,)J PIO 011 'vmsl o~ '... pJu·\\P3 d'l ,oJ H""llOU"Ht 4blllU ~1J J. .I>, lt·· ... ,\lll'! .. ] tJUI, In~lU~ ,,:UWD lblllt:~\1 11I:.\lItIl~ ...·I!Ult.ll l.l ·uwsl0l. '.::1 pJeMP3 IHILI JJ'l •.Hl H I)""I .!I !:;1I!"1l ... lUH.,I1 :1l1l~lllJ ;pOO'" A\dU [n}!~nEdq Ald.~ ! l ::J n p I WILL BE IN POLICe COURT J,: (0' fEB It Is Charged That Sugarman Housed Two Families in Addition Intonded for OnOne, According to the Buildinl Laws. 111M fur I or r ntt Pht FEB ~ m. ,0 fEB 2 4 '350 ASKING AID. . I H. E, Sturdivant Circulates a titian for Help in His Compulsory-Vacci nation Lawsuit. r;e 11- ,.1\1\ ', jol~' ,u 0::: .... III fJulthj\" .\'lq,jl:,,JU )I.).\' (' ....\·Ulll ,I~I IIP\ IHd1l1l111.11h)1 II V1 \lJU1! 1. lIlnl"'UUUliD 0lu.ull\:i " ttl til ~~~ lUV:l )111tlI -.J\{.L · (10 l:\:.;Itt :~ II.L dJE <J.IIA AEf<\E ) l.{S"EJi OU llC}S tll..ln . S>[ddJ\\ XTS ' \IUO d~\\ P UE lfSl!Jl OU , ...... m . .. ' ~nfV'\""" ~.Ji!!!l. ......u. '" LX- ,~ -" ... __ . . . . . . " ll~J~?t.l~O~ ..~~~:~ �;,v'S NO SMALLPOX CASE. 'Van ts au AnU .. Va.ccin.,.iQu Oru~ad e. Edmonds. n eollector for the IIlc:ul'oncp Compnny, COlINl upon Hettich COI1l1UI"'~lOOer Greene 1; ndny fo r thl~ }lUl'po se of hn\in~ h im ('x- Ed ~E\.enfnz News: [ C "( tM ESo AIEF~ DAIVE S l ot lced In th~ ::\l E\YS of the 24Lh a re,por ot th e eiTect ot: the ,'ac('!natl 'dl In Ja m e~town excludin .... all th on l htet 1 dr " 'ho rntl to prese~t cer llfi~~e-t€'~ ~r nm inC' C'ertnin smnn 510re~ 11pon his bollr 'h8.Cclna tiO"th froem a tten<ltng .school. and . '1 Ed d . . t f" an tJ pa y 0 tho citizens- b eing so Op wJlich had ~I \'cn ., r. 1 lUon ~ n sus posed to th .... prsC'tire that nea rh' on -J If picion that he might h O"rt' !'l1l1tl1pox. D r. ot the studentH r e m 8 in t'd out 'ot :Chl~OI"'" Greene mnde nn ex:nuiu'ltioll. and thi~ r al therr tdhan lIn~ (> rgo the obnoxious prac. f 11 t ceo nre sa" th at It Is sale to surml morning prouoll.DtE'U It R tll~(' o . sm a - t hat f ully one-hal( ot those who did a~~ pox. Edmonds w ns taken to the lluuran- t end are OPPoSE'd to the prac!ice. but sub- . tine hosllitnl. lIe lh'es at 07 Xing-ora mllt~edd tlo thhe ledict rath E'r th a' l be de- ' ... d ed pr \' e 0 se 00 prh1Ieg~" stl"eeL Dt', G reene nt once or er .e,'C'ry t.s it no t about time th~'t such unpopuperSlon at that nddre~s to be YRCClnntE'U lA-r. obnoxious. superstitious laws and aud nlso hnd the pla r(' thoroughly fum- ~~~fQti1!~ bE'ltrhelehg'lt€:d to the ('humber of U) w t e r pred(>cessoni witch · . f t d jgflted nud d Ism ec e . ---" cralt and InocuJatlon? \\·1tc.'hcraft wa;' n.:u. t he cause ot the deaths of o\'er 2000000 0" MOT"""'R OF CHIL L E E TO people. Inoculation was eQuall,- g"llt,." .Do.., D A L G D .~d vacclna li on Is doing I ts best to see HAVE B E EN KILLE D BY FORthat it shall not be ou tdone by either of 1ts predecessors. CIBLE VACCINATION. I hav e a 1I8.t of several hundrpd or th osE" ""ho hays bee n kill ed by ...·scclnatlon with In a vE" r ,r short p!'riod 111 t he l·nlted s~;~es . T he m ost or .the vi c tims arc school I G RIEF over a b ea utiful 6-year-old .... lif sle l;~nin i~ t .~, nOf ...~rle for the- parpnts to c hild, wh ic h d ied, as she and her nox ious Cdic~! m d end 11,mor ~' such 0),- j husband believe, because of its children to :~~rJi~e~8~o to allow their for c ible vaccination by a ~ Degerous, super stitious, f etish rlSt~~h toc~a n partment physician. has so preyed upo n ors the mi nd ot ~1rs. H. E. Sturdevant . will ,·acelnn.te just 60 lon g as there t~ an) N o. 45 East Gen esee Street that he; ~~~rt i~~ l[h:l~r~ce~~. fi~ ~~Tri8.iToour';;~ mind h as become unbalanc~d till she printed In Ohio. to t est t he medical pro has lef t h el' h ome and gone, no one tesslon on Its belief In thE' efficacy ot vac .. knows where-perhaps in Insane search c1natlon, took Polk'~ Medical Dlctlonarl-1 of the c hil d th a t Is dead. and sent the "doclOrs. in al.vhabeUcal Of She has been miss ing since last "'V ed der, a list ot' l)rtnted questions 89 to tb e nesd ay. At 8 o'clock that evening she prophvlactlc y rtues of yaccJnaUon. ' . Ik Out 'o r th£' firM 100 atl5Wers rec eived, 62 \\ a e d out of the house to visit a did not br l1 e vc that It had any protectl\,t' neighbor, a nd although the Buffalo PO- , QuaHliel!. while t he 48 who believE'd It had Bee and the police of other cIties hav e some such Inftuence w er e d.lvided as to been notified, a diligent searc h has the amount of such proteclion, and time, falled to locate her. Som('l t hought only a lew days to a. year. "Grief" said her husband last nIgh t I others to tw o. three and five years , and.. i i ' d ' ' only nine of t he ]00 thought Hs protection gr e an wor ry 0 ' er the death of ou r w ould last a lifetime, Sixty-three out of little Lucille Is the cause ot this. I the ]00 believed thnt vaccination should b E.'l1ev e that my Wife's min d h a s become not bE' m a de co m pu lsory. ()(lly 34 ex- unbalan ced a s the result of grI ef." pressed t hemselves as tn fayor ot c losing Lu cIlle Stur devant 'Was the child a tthe- ~chools to unvaccinated children. tending Publlc School No. 35 who In F'lftv-thl·ee,..:;ta'ed posIU"ely that they be- ' 1 1902 ' I bl . ' ll ey~ vaccination Is danger ous. Elghty- J.\ ay, , \\ as orci y vaccm ated and two out ot the 100 clat I'Q.t-d t hat the1r con- died , it Is claimed, as a result of the cluslons were based on experlencb as well vaccination. She was an only child D.f! study. and the parents were hea rt broken . This repo rt. coming trom the source It Lu c lllfo had been vaccin ated only ten does. fr om practicing physicia'ls through - months before the a lle g ed fatal vacO\lt th e. Vnlted States. Is very significant cl nn tlon and the parents co uld not un ~1~.ab~lleaP~('a\if~~~~:1Tb~eroetd th!t~i~~ril: derstand why the \"ac~ine s hO'U ld ha,e an~ and people. bee n adminis t ered agam. On the tomb "ery f ew ot thE"se physi cian~ would al": stone of the child tn Forest Lawn Cemlow th eir names to be published in con- etery they had this Iuscl'iptlon placed: neetion with thei r anSJ\'ers . because physicians. as a rule: are afraid to co m" out agnlnst vacclnatiofl_ a9 thE' V know WALTER D. GREENE, M. D. L UCILLE STURlDEVANT . that it would hurt their standing with D r. Walter D. Gr een , Buffa lo 's ablet he poll ti cal doctors who control the Died M ay 28, 1902, oard~ ot' hE"alth and are dictator s of t he and efficient health commissione r, haa more Important medical societies. NumAged 6 Years. fill ed that important posttion since bers ot our Iarj:re cities ha.ve damage suits on th eir hands, due to Yaccination, our J anuary I J 1902, having previous to that own city Included. and tt ts certainly tl m~ Va ccination Poisoning thuC a ca mpaign was star ted along the time been d eputy commissioner [or five linE' to aboll~h the obnox ious, filthy an~ At School 35. years. He h as been Identified with Burdangerous ~act1ce. CITIZEN. Tonawanda, Feb. ~6. 1~ . , ________________________________ l alo's Health D epartment for th e past ~ "~~l years continuously. except from '91 The parents fo llowed up the death or . h~ c hild 'by a suIt agai nst the cit y l or to '96. and he therefore brings to hi. lamages ,and one later aga.inst the doc present office a fund of useful experltOr . which suit Is yet pending. To add er.ce. He was appoin ted a district w e ight to 'Woe, Mr. Sturdevan t six physl~ian In the y ear lS8~, and durin g months ago lost hi s position as con"',.<,.. AL d u ct or on the Lehigh Valley R ailroad, the years 1890 t o 1891, was Health PhyHE:. A L TH 2 nd has been out at em p loyment FincE'. I sician, at the h ead of the dcpal'tQ;:lent ~ BU F FAL O • ........- He claims the loss or employment wa. t r,der the new charter. THE TD!ES . d u e t o his suIt ro: nd that he han been l~as always known Dr. Greene to fi ll l(Ore IS ROlllethi n~ nctu all y nppall in g r~peoa tedly w.:trn ed that If h e did not hl5 position ably and impartially. ~ e, 1l10rtnflr,v !'('co rd fol' In'it w ('ek in f,.t,:conunue it h e "'auld lose his D05lDr. Green e is a native of V~rmont. H e :C-; " Ynrk ('it,· Ih ' I ton. Fl'. trillA' t Ie week (lndlng Her h usband unable to gain employcsme to But'!alo In 187:; and attended l ~U <II'~' 27 d£'uths to the lIumher of m ent. ~.ir8. Sturdeva n t "t\~ent to w o r k the UniverRity ot Buffalo as a medica l r..t udent. from which he graduated i n I were l"('("Orded. the 1ll0l'tnlil.r rate 1.n res taurants ana at th e time of h~r 1876. H e then w en t to Rochest e l"_ helll!: U.43 per cellt 1 II k ;;: l cl'Cl.ppear"nc~ was employed in Eddy s served in the City HospItal there fo r "ion' 1 ~.). . 11 1(' w et'· pre ,- resta urant , No. 12 Exc hange Street. .l)! - de,lth ... wcre recordf'd t gh'ing ~~Ir. Sturdevtnt said las t night that two years. went to Pel'tT, N. Y ., and to M,...dln a . where 11£' pl'aC'tlceJ unUl 18S0, a rate of 22.86 per cent. Ln~t w eek's l'\e was a t home when his wife le n th e when he came to Buffalo. figures han:' not heen eq l nil cj . h ouse. She merely remarked that she Dr. Greene is a professor In the Med i- E"pidemic of . ~. e ~tncc the w as going out for a minute to vIsit a lUUuen?,". whIch ended with friend or the l omll y, who lived b ut a tl . cal D epartment oC the Unlve l'sity o t 1(1 hlJl'lIl,2' of IbWt Ln~t w C'ek D I N' f~w doors away. Buffalo. He filled a similar position on tI.e staft of thE: Niagara. Univel sHy b wt:r(\ 3~~ d(lnth~ (1'001 Iobnl' 1.:>G fro::' ~fr. Sturdevant pointed to a. fur coat (ore the consolidation ot the two col- bl'onch o pue I ' " belonging to his wife and other wear '. ll110Illn. Buffnlo has cer- ing apparel lying as she had lett them I l( ges. Dr. Greene i~ a prominen t 33r1 degree La .nl,\· '!£lE"1I bJ~sed in i'-I;) cx:eulI>tion fr om on a chair 1n the pa r lor. and rema rked: nud " That Is proof that my w ife h a d nO :\.lagon, 2. member or th e !=-;tat(l and epIdemICS that haY(~ oCC'1l {11' .i l . I e, lent Intention of staying away when she ...:ounty Mt!1kal societies. the Publio Yirul ent in other 10 rge (·a es. went out that night. I know that her Health Society ot Amel'lca an othc!' mind has become u nbalanced over h er promi nent "H·ganization~. Dr. (,,'cen e , 1gri e r lor th e child. " fathered the nntl - ' Pit tillg ordlnallc e ~ A ccording to h er husband. Mrs. I and had th~ State balLet's ' law effect· Sturdevant has acted oddly or la te and Ively In operation h('r ~ before he remarked it on seve r al occasions. anywhere el~e In the ::itate He does not believe she met with foul Dr. Green E:; ha s taken up the play. bu t thinks she Is wandering H1a.tttU oC a p'Jrc W'l~(,I' eupply fot' Bu(, aboul the city a yi ctim ot melancholy. falo and h e Is fumigating the ~choo l Dr. Greene w ill address H e is satisfied ot th is trom personal books ev l'y year. Buffalo ranl{s among e Consumers' L eag ue. " ' ork on h Is own part to locate h er. i h e healt!ll e~t citl£'s in the ~'o untl'Y and !earned yesterday that on ll,<I onday H e its low death l ate is dll·£'ctly t raceabl e. night she had sent a messenger boy to to the efforLE of the Hf'd.llh Depa rtment. At ~hp Genesee on .M onda y afternoon Eddy's restaurant to draw what wages _ at 4 0 clock th ere ~' Ill be a meetin g of' she h ad owing her. H e sa ~·s he has the Bufrnlo Branch 0[' the Cons um t-rs' a lso b pen inform ed by se'"erai persons I~ngue, at whlf'h Hpa lth Comm t8ston~ th at they have seen his wi!e on the " alL(>~ D . Greene will speak on Sanita.ry st r eets during the past week. ConrUtions }n Buffalo. M rs. Sturdevant's mother and other . This m~eting will be open to the pubrelath'f's live at Austin. Pa. W ord he. all m embe rs of t he league being h as been received from Austin that she did not go there. urgNl to attend. as Wf' ll as others In l\Irs . Sturdevan t is of , ery fafr comterf'Rted In the P1'acUc'al 'Work the leagu ~ plexlolt, abo ut 30 years old. a nd fh'e Is doing in AmcrJca.. e t eet flve inc hes tall. On leavIng hom e Thi. to II, by Dr. Greene will be the she wore a b lack tight-fitting dress fi~st In a series of addresses under the nnd black hat, trimmed with a black at;spkes of the league, all of " ' hich wil l [ l eatber. be devoted to talk. on local condItion. with n. ,"lew to exte nding the usetu lnes~ A entle ot smallpox at. X ,,_ S treet lVa~ reportC'd t H(). ",I,) Jf'trerson or the league a nd Rhowtng wha.t th e sJoner Greene ot the ea l~ r;Pmm f8_ yc stC i IMS atternoon e~~a epnrtment Buffalo branch can do toward securini;' C harles Reitz "6 .e . e victim Js b tt~r conditions In this ci t y. ('mplo)'ed by' the l l~~S old, a blacksmith Company. ernational RaUwa)! It Is said that Reitz h OUS objpcUons to bet as ral~ed etrenu_ Quarantine Hospital rlsemo"Pd to the ever, that hfs . likely, how~ home wJJl be I ~PO.sftlon to leaving hfli; p3rtment.. An grdO:re~I~Y the 11,(-R,1th De~ railway ~mployes with ~~f~g that aU th In contact bf' vaccina ted Rc o ·sued by Commissioner' Grt. o . • .... ., • HER FROM HOME. C --fEB---ZS 1",," j be' I ~ MAR a.. l904 ~ etc,) a CO lJR!~ • ~-'-'------ MRS. STURDEVANT r MAR 1- 1904 8vQ U IR~R ~ALLPOX r '" DISOO VEEREO , It - nft wtW lr.:: WANDBRS AGAIN MIS S ING WO)U,N RETURn A.~D THE X DISAPPEARS FOR SECOi\'l) TL'lIE. For the second time within ten day" l\frs. Home r E. Sturdevant, mother ot L ucill. Sturd~vant, who died a bout a year ago, the res ult of compulsory vac, clnation In the public school.. as al_ leged by her fat her, is missing from her home, No. 45 G<! nesee Street. :.1,,1. 'Sturde ,"an t dIsappeared last 'Vednes. day and returned to her home Thursday. only to .leave again yesterday. Hom er E. Sturdevant, formerly a passenger cond uctor on a Leh igh Val. ley train. was seen at his home yesterday afternoon and asked about hie w I fe's dIsappearance. "She came back nr.d has lett a ga in," said he. "She lett me at 2 o'clock this a fternoon and said she would come back in nn hour." At 6 o'clock yeste rday arternoon Mrs. Sturdeva nt had not returned to her fl a t a nd later In the evening no one was home. MAR '7 - 190r ---"=-WANTS -OQG KILLED of Littl e Girl, " ' ho ,,'ft Bit· ten, .o\. !II k l!l Poli c e Aid . I IJ • G~~ P eople's Column: '\ A. few days ago I arti Ie in YOUr valuabl nou... an slop y gathering of :\\~~Pt r about tbe (n Elm Street lind I think ' "he~ tEr was too lightly treated ~at the rnat_ on four different occasl ' or I notICed th ese usu a l Saturda ' o~s that after tions tha t th ~ eVening <olIt". ntwspapers, t~n~;~~l ~v: tull ot P\d ~ 80me instances where th es and In co llectors had so careless};"hWOUld-bel empty ash barrels from tb : rown the smashed thorn the w e Wagons and stree t u n tll - the ":'Ide~~ J~~ldon Ih, eu t and take the pieces 1n ~m. t!m es there was as much as bAnd at ash e. In my alley What Is th ushel of I the Health~artin ent sendl e Use of these noUces-mm~ave the rt~g around th~ garbage In a tightly clo'~ ~~~~~~t de. for It would be iust as ",-ell \0 thro~ , he garbage in the etreet lor tbat is a bout all the far tha, I, gets. r fe.1 that it is about time [hat thIs matter is s~en to as it has become more of publi c nuI sance than of any good AN ELM STREET RESlDEKT. f: 1".0' SlOltV)" Garbage ~i~ Report w as made tb ls morn\uJ: \~I~\~~ Doilee of th e Second l're(1nct. liS ... "-elsb of Ko. 600 Eagle Street. t~~\ODK.tfb_ r Ullry 2~ th his tl y('-year-old dau~ The Cl' luf>, tf !l::. hltten lu the lC~I.tr :' eIu~i 1106' l'lliitl ~'as 11'('!ltCd nt the ~,el~_el1 10 ff'. plt;!l. :\11'. " ~ Isb .. aId be e wm'f of til(l rtiu.R' the l':~"(' heca~~e t~2 ~B1th.' ~Ir,.tl. og. ) lrs hl c(.ruire of • o. '(he dOl: 11> &(1'1 prnm lbcll to lHI,'e it shot. . ./ all,~gt ll eslfJr artru~ut wlli iD'festl;tte tb e case. 'b. do' 1 ~ ____MAR _B Er QL' RER GROOERSARE , DEFENDANTS - S pURE ALLE GED VrOLAT,,::O::;R::;,.__ FOOD LAW SOMETIONG - PECULIAR IN CASES. ZI mer Wal Philip Hinske n. Henry e h'l grOter Brooks and Edwin ~'et~~;';ts In cers, have been made ic ultura.l De~ suits brought by the Agr Itles tor 81partment to recover penn Fe d IIW. leged violation 01 the I('r~ehi~d these Something pecul.tar tStorney Thomas a ctIons, appa renLiY . ti Ag the Attorney~ C. Burke. repre.sedn D give a n explana· Genera l. was aske to athm ot the actions. The men are all " There Is no use. innocent," he said k d the reason for Mr. Burke was as e are Innocent of the suits If tbe men any ,·lolatioD. t ~'Ilty ot IDten""-ell the)- are nO e tional ~-Iolation." eO' reticent . bGll t Mr. Burke ..... c1';,.e4 the inten\M" the m. ner . nd ant: " ' itll the short I , :' "I'm Jus, the ....r&:"-" --- ... �AR 1 (\ 1~iJ 4 Oppone n ts ..!!!-VM:daa1l on. Conviction r; Vealshows Spring has come. IBob I \Udg~ Hamm~ Educat10n has relSclnded its re~olutlon excluding unyacclnat-ed pupils from the 'nI0fIl&.! Reed SlUQ y.,.\.n\a7 for trying to .ell bob v eal. RPf'tI Hl'fS in Eall Aurora. He Mia be did not knoW" he baa !'tx bQa.. l"foBI <"8.rC'.u es among his mar ket load. declaring be bought them t r om 80me farmt'rs. Arthur D. EI .. ot tho Corporation Counsel's staff conducted the prosecutlOll- John Rast and Henry A. Munzt>rt. ca nle Inspectors, were the com· - plalning "'ltnE:·g:·~~ ~ - MAR 7 - 1904" :"-t"4 lIt' If on t .. (-t; il ;:;t: ,'t:r 1 .11'\ of tlw- ;.- rum, the nrutnl,t I mpl )'11' Bt .uml;."r ,f th,' \ t tll1i~ llf lh p IIH1.L1J y 1) Ilut t mirn::-"h . anlt ~til1 .. nul"e, I( 1he.y ~('t ..... \\ t:' !:.lu\ll b~ fl ~.,.....j ttt ..i·1mt' t ..it th'" cur.\tnt-' action J, :::-In ply ..l ", t or 'the ilno.lg-illat\Un. "1.~)1 Doctor: Th!::" ~art1il:g fac:~, drawn from of'f! r~al r~vN!$, prl :,.ented in my "open h:t- schools. ThJs rather remarkable acUon, amounting to a. distinct "Victo ry for the c:; anti -vaccination e-Iement ot the population. Is In the tace of the faet that smallpox has been a good while pres In Jamestown. although of mild tYpe. SE-ntiment against vaccination undoubt - j XIlt..'rl mfl1t has ln 'n n d-e :lnJ .l~ .. \,"il:--t th.· ~<c"rum.! ":::'illlt" l'~I~1 Ih.":l. th~ fr"ll:l diJ\h'theri.l in TrJE-~,t" h.l\'t'! b~1\ ~h:-;'1.dily inL"'1·.... a...c:;,ing. fha t \"",ar t td·f· \\'E'n ~\ d.:-a.th:-- {ronl it ~;.d i~ 1. . '3 tlwrt>' \Yd't.· :!~.!. In thtO first .,. .mth:;:; u( 1\94 t' II ·t".ht!' (.·lln11nu~ II 1 th .... ae-..\th~ w.·l'\~ Ht.} '3.t;'.1 n~t 1n in th~ torrt.':--ponuil1~ ...x n'ol1ths. of 1....~3. It .-\UJ:ll-'"l. 1. '.H. 1h ~ ::-.-e1"1.un trt'atuwnt ,\. 1~ f"l1l1y I1I!5titut&l. th.\nk~ tll lhl~ nm nllit:~nC".' !.If th(' munlcillalAty. \\ hich 'f\ ·t:r~ I all .f:he ~('ri lln t.h:.lt could be 11I'€' 1 1•• tnll \\~lS aiut'd Ly the ",Iling e- X f>f'~iOl ~ of all tho.:' J...'1y~icial1s of th~ t ..lWlI. In 1~94 an 1 in l~~l:i n _Qrl:r all the ~ilk. with d'i)hth ... ria. were inoculated. ~ ,\11 ~3r ci,ph:~H"rl ht'}" :-- ~l1hl lit:' \ cr) ran'. l .I. y, in ~1):"t.' .... f Ih t '1'(-'" tht'-""" pains We'l"t~ of no U~i"'. I In~teal1 If rllm~l1j~hing th.· numth:r of fawl casr.: (he conuary h:l}.'P"'neO. and the !l'~!l1bt-'r of l'1}'tlJ."lS a.ttained. a formidable h .. Zhl. T() _u('h 3n t:'xtt"nt was tiljs th~ L.:l~t!. th'::tt during the :..14 Lh~i" m(lnth~ t.: f 1~~l4. that i::: to ~y, during a. l~riod u~;)lut...'ly serop•.1.th.!('. there "d'e -::0 tt>-ilth~ fTOm diphth'i::"rja. ;l; figu~ ne\p • bt>-f()-I"e nttai'l€'\.l. Durin-g th~_~ lhr~t:' month~ tht"l"l:' dlo.:~ in Tr:it:'stt." frunl diphlheri~t nmrt" tht-ln in th~ "hole year II )111 11",~:S to 1S90. "In l .... ~:; Sot;.>rotht:'ropit" Wd5; appli.~ with rlg\)J', Tht.:"re ui~ :!';'O fl~'ll diphtht."ria, :l flgurt:" ne\"t>r btofore attained in the pr.a'_~n)th~r:l'pie ~r;). In the hospital at Tr -:'~ti:' tht.-re ui~.l (If diphthe-ria: !n the 3,:---erle ),..:-;),1', ISS:!.. . ..... .... 4~ In tht"~:o: 'c yi'G.r, 1 ~3 .............. fJ<\ tOXIn, or to pau~t::" In :rour course 1 n lh.~ !:eric ye ..u·. 1 ~5 ., ........ ,.,.. 1~3 pour:ng I). aD~C p .. ron into thf' blood 01: .....)ut" un!C'ftunatt: \lctll~. "Part ("If thi::> enor.lllQ'I~ illl"t't:'3.Se is (h:tI . ~.hoe public intt're:,-t.:s In ....oh't'd ~rf> ~o to the fact that :1. larger proportion of gran~ th~t 1 fC'C'l 11. a duty to) pre-~nt tv the ~i-<k were tI't'3ted in the hospita.l HIll !urt.ht!r o:'tickll [.l\. t5 from the than fO!'llltTl:r. but thld' figures ure a fa ~me prol'kl~itiOD • .1 J I 31)pt>al to yoOu:wI reply to the th~sis 01 Baginsk:r. COD$L':itffi(.O to ab~lain from your ruth"Croup presents a.. still nlore d)oleful l~:: p~\."'\luI'E'. at le,'~t until )·ou 11\\ ~ picture. In this rospital there died of imesUlj.ll 1 t~~ c:ubj('-l.:t. .J:phtheria of the laTynx: T"11: :.;tatisllc.;. !.\f )1OJ.!.'s'3.('1l1.~ctt~, During the pre-canti-t'ox.in year 1 9:! .. 16 th~h l'rllt"ntiuus. ~:-t" r~'(\rdt-.J· " !.·.h ! During the pre-;luti-toxin year 1893 .. ~9 ~o nm.:h "inl"On :-ei\uhle ~"'\lp('rn':lality"· (II th" t.hol"'Oughly ,,>eriC )""a1' 195 .. _.104 th.J.t their \"a.lu~ ....s authvrlty .i~ mu -' h "Tn;s frigh.tful number of deaths from be!u.\ \\ rut lht'y ml~ht han' 1 11; in "roJ up in spite -of s.e-l"Othero.piot:: is not in :>:-J:1"* I' (.~ In ·th~ rtport~ tr.· ... ta.\cl'Ord with gener~\l rt:'"])OT"t, but comll$\I(:!:) \Tl .H!lhthrl'a re ~i\"en ~lIone:' pels one l'O a.tnrm that in spite <>f seroa In Cllh r l'l~ yS Iliphtheri.\ allll therapie dJphthffla has lost none of d.l.s ler" (It the: 4th ln~t. It> yt)u. do Dul ~m to ban: liJ )!)U to U1\ t::t.igRte the sub).oct of t.1 \; PNt~mif\l benefits of anti- ct'")UP '3r~ luhboo togdher, but the fol_ lowi ng \\iU- be fuund upon page -;. 'Of ther upOn far 1.:1 '. and- strongly condrma.tCtr~· 'If the Eng[~.h H3..tJstic"s g. ,cD In my it:uer of \.h~ 4th inst. Diptberia and L 'p-:t"kaths in Pre- Anti-TuDn Period: 1",1 .•..••.•.••.....•...•......•..•.•. 57;) ~; - S91 ......... . 1 ~~.,.. ........ • .... ~:3) l~ ••. .. •...••• .••..•• •.... 1.3ilJ Dlphtht"d:l and \.'1.'lup--D~atb.s in Antt - Toxin 1'';; ............ . l'9t; ..•• '" . . . • 1'1:; • ,., . P~flOd. . .. ... .. 1.lb~ 1.3-I~ 1. Iv; horrors." t I venture to hope that the fOregoing facts. not th~ri • will inouce you to stop putting your theory into further ""peration until you haye investigated the subject. which up to no-\\' I a'm ron fi len t you ha \pe ~yer done. R~~~tfull)' yours. LE'"ERSO:-<. )1. D. President of the- An1i- Conlpulsory Y ac l'in.ation ~ague of X ew York City. P . S.-ln the Pari~ edition of the Xew l'Ork Herald tlll' J an. 3 is an article by Dr, Bouc-her. Cor nla.ny )"~ars chief phy:-.idan of tr~ y . ll d~ Graet! m'ilital'Y hos_ .1ltQ.l, confh'miltory of l.h~ :<talements of Illy form(·r hop€n It'''llt:r'' 1'!'~Pi'cting th-a unb.ll'py rt=::::ults of anti·l....lbic inocula· ( ~lJns. .See Sixth R~port of tbe Ro!.ral (Br.) Cummis;')n. 1, 9. APP. H. page 6%. "You mu:::.t not crillcise m€' for taking only fcur y~rs: for the pn:-anti-toxi n period and si x for the la.tter. Thog" pt:'riods .."ire th.:- selections of your allies. the )I a8sa('"hu~, Us H ettlth Board. ..... Ah:W\·. fur K inderheil kunde, y al': 24. Chao :"'6:' edl:r has gro"t\'n. but whether its groweh has been more tha n proportiona te to the general increase ot papulation may be a question. The prejudice is nOt confined to the ignorant. );"umerous phymclans give the ,,-eight of their Inftuence to tbe side of the opposition. altbough the vaccination system certainly has brought In the aggregate an immense reven ue to the medical profession. The magnitude of the opposition. the c b ara~ ter of man}' l\ bo reject va ,·eln.:;!. Uon as without benefit to the human race. command a degree ot respect; and it is regrettable it science can.not definitely dispel any doubt that may exist. UnquestiOnably- In earJier timesr. and to the period when ?'8.ccination became common, smallpox l\Tas a more destrueth'e scourge than It has been stftce. A century ot experience, the statistics Which are a\TaUable, must make i t hard tor many minds to admit the possibility that Dr. Edward Jenner's discovery " 'as without real value, and h is theory fallacious. t;'ncounted mt1l10n5. have been vaCCinated. Smallpox has been robbed of much ot its terror through talth In vacctnaUon, it not through Its actual virt u e. That t alth Is likely to endure with the great major- DB. KRAUSS ARGU[S IN OPPOSITION TO OPTOMETRY BILL He and Others Present Reasons for Not Giving OfM..... ticians More Privileges. rlE SAYS WE SHOULD PROTECT THE POOR. cFrom a. XE"-S Sl rr Correspondent.) ALBAXY. :llarch 10.-Former Health C...ommh:;.sioner Ern(:~t "-ende. Dr. ,,-, C. Krau~~ and Dr. Edward Clark, aU or nppearcl1 before the Senate Committee on Publ1a Hea:t h )'esterdal' aflernoon In OPPOSition to the OptOmetry bill. Dr. Kralh.CIS a c t ed ns spoke~man for the deleg a ti o n . There were- many appearan!'es agai nst the bIll from other S"cctlon~ ot the State. Several opticians s.nok~ in favo r of It Dr. Krau.:is said: "I repre~ e n t tbe E 1~ County :ne-diesl Society. the thI rd Ia rgeH in th£l gUlle-. 1 am not ('onnected with any optical hnu!'e- und do not .fit g lasse::.:. I ~peak a.a a neurol!.'"I~iH. T he eye is Intimately a~so"iate-d with the brain. Twelve pairs (If nef\'E'~ I""cldlaee from tht> bal"e ot the brain to the s~n~e 5 . Six J)iur ';0 t('t ti'?- eye. In e-)'I? are moto r ne-n'e::i. ~.:ansory llcrn>~ . trophic nerves and nE-rY(,:<=; of ~,.eC'i81. n~eS'. 'An Nlrly bn.-:;!tlnlng or apoplexy f~ often determIned by an eX3Jll in a tlon of thoe PJ.'t' .\ !'H~ht heilrla('he and (,("In\"er~n('e of the" eyc~ often mea n~ al~ ­ ea~e. To go to the eye - .g-la~:- ma.n in~tead of to II. phy~lcian may mea n del y that PUb off the nec£,,~ :::'a ry consultation a.nd pxarntnalIon until it to? tOO lhte. An early recognition of a di!tes.sed ~tate. whiC'h i~ ftf1:t t ell in th~ eye. often sa ve~ a life. Co rrec ting the nE'T\·e~. treat:nlr them. trea tlT!!it' the brain or the ~pJnal ('ord is ehe only way to a('('omp1i~h much for the -eyeg. Defects 0(' vi,:!nn are oft€'n easil Y trace· a.hle to ~ome dlsea~e that no de a~er In eye-gl~"."'~ can cope with by merely fitting spectRcle!'. to the e y e ~ . BUn:U l0. D E.'l/ A 'I' D HIGH S TA DARD. " \\'"e com~ here- oda:r to bol~(er up ity for many years to come. ~everthe ­ thp tate )ledlC'sl Law, so tha.t only the best educated men Rnd women shall get less, the subject Is properly one to r (he Into the profE"s.~lon. W e want t he most dlJlgent and caretul study that In- f"tandard or our doctors a s hi gh as that 1n Europe. '\\ here the~~ b~gi n to teaC'h vestigators can give I t . them when they are six years of age. 'Ye mwil not 10!?p ~lght o f th~ fact tbat we should look out (or t h fo poor. All adve-rtl~em('nt~ of the 'gr e a test specialj!>ts· are not [0 be belieyed. We- laugh a t them as trade de\·icp c::. but the poo r ma n T goetlt to the-m and often receh-es lasting .njurle-s_ In gt'neral. I wo uld .say thfl t we should not make it easier to get Into ~ the medtc-al prof€"sslon. Tht ~ btll is to Do d t E --pIa"e pe-rsons withou t reQ u tsite quaU n.r 0 d ueadoQ of "\Ilnneapoli. clltlomi In a p05=itlon le~a.ll y to trea t deect~ of the eye~. the ca us es of wbicb lIay Supplr brfug ",,~ater to they cannot know." E&fIt Side . . . ldenta.. R . F . Will iams of Buffalo. represent.. Int!:' the FajHn~ Optic-al Company. wa,.. present at tbe hea.rlng but did not New case'S or tYPhoid 1e\'er are re· -lIpeak, ported daily to the Health Departmen t. "Our ~peakers:' said h e. " havp gon"! As long as colon baci ~ found in Into the f:ubject!':o e- ~ ha uqth-eJ~T and have so completely ('ontrove rted the arthe East Side mains and people con£"ument<: ot the othpr side it ts. not nectInue to drink the water. the epidemtc J on the East Side will continue. _!'~~aj:JJ" -Cor me ~ say an ythl n{." Health Commiss.ioner P. If. H all thinks that there ""111 sonn be a decided decrease In the number of ne w cases, says t.be 1.l1nneapoUs Journal. A movement is on foot to Induce (he Board ot Education to supply the schools on the East Stde with s p ring water_ Petitions urging ~uch a s tep were circulated in many of the churcbes yesterday and ma.ny signatUres were obtained. It is argued that spring water Is supplied to prisoners In the county jan and that school children are worthy of a like comrlderatlon. To this argument the school authorities reply that the rerources of the board will not permit the exp ense of furni~htDg the schools with spring water. It Is expected that reser voir water. -which is pronounced safe. will 600n be in use at all the schools. and until that t!me the scbool children will sulfer no hardship If they go without waeer during t h e short time they are In school. The l1ayor is looldng into the matter on his own account at the request at t h e improvemen t league and It he finds tha t the sItuation warrants it he- will use a part or his emergency fund or start a ,,"ubscripdon to raise funds to supply spring wa.ter to the schools on the East Side. which are now deprl\"ed of city water. .------MAR 1 2 1904 ';YPHOID IN CITY SCHOOLS , I �(nRt UH! 1r MAR 121904. ------------_ .. ---_. - Vftt'ctnatt(ln. ColulDn: try w ll(>re thf' mn.n dAtes ot fiCIn! the pt"oph.- instend down !rom th(" throne ot to me lbn.t tbis com pu'· In. w Ie:; a bout thp most hlgh- sory L('I:-;t ~'hlf'h $:"\'f'rll'S "' ...... _ . ' - .... - ~overns 1l\('l'cItLl rel)r~se n t 11 I l VC. lenhl. "un t'h(' M~ing llns st ood tbc attacks o! th()f.,(, 111tll bellf'H! in (,{,DtratlzC'd or Rtron,.. gon' rnnwnt or l olppnnli6m In any form, llUd I f!, f>:{tpn~h'I"I)' f'uclorsed Bna quoted by tb; .o"f'rH of fl'C!'f>, democratiC' instltut10ns ('VC'I,} ~ .'whefE' 11 hh ,.. Illl(lgrd HEC\lWeu1.s ID . ta, 01 (tf cnmpuIMr\" vR ('rluntlon R: {G sound in prtn('tplt:'. tlletl. Indeed, hn\"(" the door~. bCf'n ('IpM1N! tOl' ('ndl(>~ legtsilltlon res tM rUng MAR 1 3 - .J.~4 I Experiments and by blm extendIng b ..eld.... • were described in COU RIER. by means ot th .. cluslvely that any ~1~blmlDl.tli1i ter coming trom either CHEMIST DOPP'S fFlL TRA TION PLA N rlYe'T, or from the trlct. 'where there was a epidemic last year Is !lure rled b y the artificial current. by the breakwaters eastward of alId at Il. s ate distance !rom the ,nter IUpplr Intake. It Is. of course. tmposslble to tell when lbe time wll\ be that pollution ot the waters of the lakes trom th e immense quantities of sewerage coming Into it trom ",'estern cities 1ntertere with Its use as a WB ter. he said. f'llllill~ Muffalo cont r actor .to n Com· "i t WIll be • fOil nd · I Willia.m II Dopp chemist has sent. i t lhe fif:111'("s u r e umfJrm:i . " L l I I\I· II k • t \0 I' I' I we"e the following letter to Tb<l Courier In uewhllt hi"'her thnn t lose w lie 1 ~ ~. • t ~~'~l'lItdd oue- the SlltHe. plnns In~t yenr. r eference to Friday night 8 meeting 0 i'he l'en:-;Ol1 fo" ihis i s Sh~lpl(' ?nough . the Society of Na tural Scien ces, when X('nrly e" enlhing in the' 1lI1? 0 1: . bltlld ~ Dr. M'aso n ot Troy, N . Y., discussed ing mnler101s is higher thn n It was last h e water supply Question end a. genyent'." eral discussion followed: TO PROV ID!l BASINS. . Ma r ch 12. 19M. ! Editor T 1e B)lrt'alo Courier: Dr. Fen suggested tha.t steps should D 'al' SI~Tbls morning's Courier In be tliken to provide basins In which a report o t the d iscu ssion last nJght at the sUt that coven t he bed ot tho the Society ot Natural Sciences. credits lake a nd whlcb Is 80 treqnently sUrred m e wllh fL "lim e" tiltraUorl scheme . up, causing t'he muddy appearance 0( f' In view ot the ve ry faJr desc ription our drinking supply. might .etlle beyou gave last s ummer o f th e p roposi- tore the ,vater ts pumlled Into tbe sup_ tion I brought betore the M'an~tur­ ply pipes. H e advised rtl&t rhe cllI .. ers' ca!Lb w ith the view of fi ndi ng finan- a lon/r the Nlag».,ra mntler should unit. cia l b ac king to r the erectlo!) of a n e x- to provide aga.inst future contamination r perimental plant, I am some ,vhat sur~ ot t he waler supply upOn ,,-hleh they prl~ed at that s tat e m ent. As a matter must a ll depend. There Is also a quesof fact I propos~ to fo ften the water by tion ot seepage from the Erie Canal r e moving the lime w hich It con tains, th a t sbould be carefully studied. hen fil ter It a.nd fin a lly. If thought deIn t he course of bls addre .. Dr. Fell hnntlf'd rip(,f'> dC\;;po tlsm C('uceh.,ablC' .. ThODlt\S J ctr('TS('In M id: " That Go, (>rI!; Dlf'nt .... wn s droPl)ctl for th o time b~ll1g" 1\ Ow the c.'oID1llittee on 86111(n1'Y D\('~S~ or ~ of lhe bonr(\ of alUOfmeu has takp lI u p the matter again, unu rhe re-.:ult has been Ulat the rCQuire.d nnthorlly ~\nR been given to adY erlise agnin for bld 'I'hes s mllst he iu b)' )[;:rch.18Ih . h(' n the hid!) ol'e opened, s!ud on€' s. 11 \~Jlt"\.", fo.rmnuce 01' th(' work, h~ rettu·uI""fl .. ttl them. rrhi}t wus done. and ~hc maLtar I I , WNonnl lIhrTty a nd jeopnrrHz1ng the mnst f.3'C"'f(,fi tr:HUtIOIlS of our people. " by ('OIU' rtf-I t'h(l~W who 'wo uld rather tnk" till-I!' ('b;'\'[}('{'~ o! ('<'lIlrn c tln~ t he dl~ease, thA.D en- :.lu rf> thl:' ('erta1n pain a nd lncoD'\'"eni enC'P itS well as th(' uncert:Iln cousequenees 1ncurred b)' fSuf'b ITf'fltmrnt, ~l) be inocu lated w ltll 1bf' 'PoI8nnou~ d1~(,.R~e-breE'ding yl1"ulS, whe n, "',.. "ubmJttlng to the Fame opprat'l.on, 1he "d.~O("::J't('t; rlf th'ls trrn.D111f':l1 law can J..· tt~r1u-aH". protf"('t th(,nl<;;:('I,es ? P erna'ps suc h a .~III'!Se Is j u.;;tlfiable l1IlO~ +bf' gf\lllod thnt m.JSPT"Y Uk£'6 C(lmpftJly . '1"(\ ask tb(\ Rra t f' for protec1 t oD wheu thp ·very · menns we a~l.: thC'Dl to employ are llt 4)ur ·("ommanl:. at auy ttmf'. tl\e-ems a Bttlo inC('lQ~I:;.t<'nt. :I6 w('\l n5 bc11lg ",1ctou~ tn l'rfnrt[11(' (mn In PI'IlCti{'t'. Tf'nf:: of tho11PRlld!:t. M' ery yror. go 10 untimely grnyes thro\l~h tlw (Ox('(\<;~\,p llJ:;P o f nkollol'1-c be \"~l:,thf'S :tnt! t·hr lIu.Lhoritje!' ('tai m dnmken~J"Ipt;;f' I<; :l, IU~ pnl;(,. W hy then not paBa a bl't mnkln~ th f' Ket"'ley ("n r(' compulsoT)"" 1 Jm1 ,'fla,y5 onr, there is no analogy--drl1nken tlI' ... Eot leo; ho t l'onto~lous. Bu t n soher ~f't'on d 1hought Rud /I look at the numerous Uqllor, Dr. V. B:!II , President of flfnl"e'f\. 11~t('ls fi nd f::tIOODf; t\ III couy-1Dee the mo~t skeptlcpl 'that there arc barrels, Jllgsi 'flnrl \lnttlNI of ('('Intn~('Ill w-ltbJn our m1d:st_ Pa., B0ard of Wl l r O' Il. lflli"n n~i'n l\'by no! 1)8~p ft IlLW oompelling .J'lrObJ!f'I'cth·p aoi! 1'('(\.1 N)nsnmptly("S to tl\k€' 1 Dr. QU8~k' s l'OnSlllllpdou prc'fentaU,,"p RJI d ! Officer~ ~re'! ("(,l't m'lll.," this disease i6 conta.q1.oous end mnr!'" de-nt11y tllu n ElUfl ll-pol:. So w@ pl ayed Cowardicce and ('Oull.1 ~ (lQ inclJloftnltf'l,r, when a precedent JiMfSfOWN AUTHOR· I~ ltS SCORfO BY s irable, Qzoni;r.c It. Should ex:perl m e nt show my syste m to be applIcable to s u ch la.rge q u n ntll1 es as a re used by cl Ues o r Bu ffalo' s si z e, Hs s uccess PH~SICIAN w ou ld be assured If Buffalo did not ad opt It. ThfLt our w alter s upply is not what It ought to be In respec t to punty cannot be q ues tion ed a nd t h e pOints ra isNl by my opponents last . ni ght ,,1. HC';i;,h SlYI "1jn1' 'in1n1lng thE' pl'1u(,jpl es upon 'W".n1cb Oll1' Jtll('Or}' ot' personal Ilbcrt"p r('5ts. b llS b('en Have ... taIJIIshcd. 1t 11' ("p.rtalnlr encouraging' to note the .-lTnnec step tdken along thls line by the ' f,tUtt·a ,nl.lte clts of JamC'Stown and IIlny the gnoc1 work r(lntiuu€! llUttI Dot ODe clty ord1p.anee d emandinc- c'o mpul~ory yarcination ~~l be found fn a ll th Is fr~c land. ) HowoflTfr, ttH'Tf' Is n prO$p~t fllnt t.bP Court ot Ap p(>1\t~ mRy be i'flllpo llp OU 10 d(>('ldc t'he roustltutt(lunltt.r o t' this ln w. in whJ{'b CfU;C. 1(01' il~ 110PP [(H' 11[; nullificati<m. no t with· standing that tbe docto rs are e:r: pE"C'ted to make R. milrbt.r ('trort for its mamtenanee n"5 th('f'C 1s "rn111to116 In If' for thcm. 1 ---- Must Its OJ Construction ueen b. in As by k d f ~~'~:~~\:~~~;'rgn~s:e~~i:I~~~~:~ir~~~1~ physicinns In th e ne wspaper accounts of Health Comm issioner I I 1 w ill mor C'ovc r gh'C $100 to a n y person ~~~~n~Ofth~t ~~~~u~~ss:~s ~ffl~~~I~~~ r~ stamping ou t ~m all p o x as ,-ncclnation. In my offi ci3 1 (,3pnclty tn our liu le t o v,'11 I I have ha nd lpd. w ith ou t harm to mvsf' lt I ca ses of' virulent. smallpox nnd others a lso hav J Ilur!ol ed th em pr otec ted only b y I a rec cnt vaccInation , while at the s am e time ('very Utw ncclnated p(' rson coming In con tact with these cases has contract- ! ed th e di s(>n~('. No rna.\t('")' hnw Intelligent pe rsons m a y be In ordi ary affatr ~ . the Questio n or th E" 1H'c"!;!;lt~' of vnccination cnn n ot 1 e settlf'd by la ymen any mor e than th o Cju('stlon of th l"' va lu f' or d iphtheria. a n t itoxi n or the contnglousness o f pneum onia. The member !; of th e Board ot Heal t h or Jame~town nnd thf' School Board ot' J ames town In r(' f us lng to d o their duty , a duty dlrC'ctly In accord w ith th e w ises t a nd mos t s('ientific sani tary practice h a ve dis played g rPRt cowardi ce Bnd have v io lated the trust 1m posed upon th e m. Th ey e.. lieve. That the Project Will Go Throug,h This Year. croscopical Society of London, S h Q wsW hy It Is. Bids nre again a dvertised for fo r t he of th e Buffalo ml1 uicipnl ho~pitol which it is proposed to build o n the site of the preseut qunrnntioe hospital, loco ted on the north side of Ea:st Ferry street, nellr Fillmore tl venue. The plnns " t e the same ns those wluch w e l'e used lust yenl', when the hosp it nl proposition failed to secure the fn\'or nb le actiou of th e boa I'd of a ldermen. b ut th is y ear the sume feeling hns 'not bee n munifested ns yet, a oll it is the beli ef of H ealth Commh-siooer "~n1ter D. G1'cene that the prll)eCt' will meet ,\'J th little or no opposition. "There is no questioD of the n eed of the hospital," said Dr. Greene to a Commercinl represenhitive. " Th e presen t quarantine hOHpitnl is supposed to :lCcommodute 40 l>otients, but we hnve ho d ns IlIl1ny as 52 there. The pla n s for the municipal h08pitui ca ll fo r accommodations for 100 patients, the id ea b eing, of conrse, to confine th e llatients to lh ose have surr endered t o t he m ob as shameI Iren t' ully as In th e South sherlt't's have su rd ered to ly nching mobs a lwa ys made I t slur.ring from Rmallpox. " 'bal BulTalo needs is n hospitul where th ose afflicted with smallpox cnn hHYC comIortable quarters u11(1 e"ery facility for fighting' the di~ense, and lllnt is what w e will have if the present pla ns are ca r ried out." It ,,111 be recalled th at, about a yenr .ahO, bids w('rt~ 1t Bked for on plalls f ur a &tructurc wh ich it was proposed to locnte on the bite of the pr('sPDt quarallcinc hospital, where the rity has owned til e lot for th ~ pn!o;t 3J ;yellrs. Bids wpre receh·e-t! a ud op~ned nnd it looked as if work on the huild ing wOll lll SOO n be uud pr way. OpPo!-'ilioll, how eyel', de~ velopt'd to t he loc ating of the 110spihtl I t wn, Ill'OPOOCtl to [llII it. nnll 80 HnCC~%(lI! WelS [hjs oppo~ition tha t the where I H~ALTH FACTORS SUPPLIED SuSCge5t!5 That Steps B. Taken t" Provide Basins in Which Silt That Covers B.1I1 of the Lak. Mi~ht Settl •• \ up o r respectable cit iz ens. Th " v&.cclnatlon law has been pr oven Dr. Geo rge E_ F eU ot Burtalo. tormer time ana again to be a necessity. L e t t he anti -"acclnat ton1sts bring forth a s uh- p resident of the Royal All crosco pl cal s tit utE" or pro\'(' th e uSE'iessne~s of the Soc ie ty of London, Eng., delIvered a n ~~~~Y(~d. and the law CQuid readily be address yes terday a ft e rnoon in the lec As to the claim that physiCians advocate nlccinatlo n t or ma teri a l r easons, JPl t ure room ot the B uffalo His torical It be remembered that on e ca~e of ~ m all - Soc iety on " Why Duffalo shOUld be a. P()X will mnke m(l re work for a physiclalT' h I h .. than 500 vaccin~lIons. The comp ll ca tl otl!!l ea t y cit y. freqU ('JHly al'lslIl g from smallpox af t l"'r Dr~l1's a rgument was base d UPOn rpquh'p ) t'a r 'i Clf doctoring. and IRs tl y. one Ca8E' or smallpox in a community ma y t he p r~rnJses th at the c Ity o f Buttaio ca use the inft'c tlo l't ot a ~f hole t erritor y is, san1 t a rJly. more favor ab ly s ituated Rnd h~ a source of untold r eVenuf' to physIcians, nu rses, druggists and las t but than an y of the e ther large cittes bornot least. unriertakE"rs. From th e ma.~ der lng on the great Ja kes Few clUe t prJa l s tandpoint physicians ha ve PI\.-~rv , 8 thi ng to gain and nothing to los(' In th p. on the Am e rIca n continent, he sa id. a re success ot th e antl -vRccinationlst8, 80 favo r ably s uppli ed ",vlth na t I M V BALL urn PreSiden t Boar d ()(' H e-a lth. health factors, The a tmos p here o f ________W-.:arren. Pa. ButTalo Is p ec ulIarly pure becau se so tar :1S the p revaillng southwes terly breezes are con cerned . t h ey mal' be ltk ened to those ot th e ocean , tar removed from t he Infl uen ce ot disease germs. Our atmosphere Is filtered by deposItion ot a ll conta mlnattng fac tors, tha t Is a ll spores. pathological Or othp rwise. have tJ me to gravitate to t he GETS D ' water In the long movement OYer the il4 ,\1 H -1I0USE J On. Frank J. Cavelallell matter of n 1,)01111 issue was hung up !iO klnson Street W' IS es ot No. 101 Willong that th" t'Outmetors who hud put ed a sslstanL bnt. h_h%U~erc.~ay apPOlnt_ in hid~ beca me tliseuf.lu.:u unrl IIp''uln,l ....1 1 Bnth,Jhouse In the T~l'rac:Pber ~:'_~o. Com~er Greene Th Y · _th pays Wo a: year. . e POsitiOn _______ ----":....:..:.::::.~ I la kes. T hen. turning b l. a ttention to the Ci ty's water s upply. Dr. Fell proceeded to show, w~th the a ssIstance ot a c hart ot the barbor and water tront. that t here Is very little. If any. danger ot\ I i1y living on N iagara Street. Two weeks '1go yesterday Claude Edmonds. twenty years old. was tak~n from fiat No. 6. at No. 9j Nia gara street, to th e quarantine 1108pltal. sutterlng from sma.llpox. ...H e was boartUng with I a tamlly named Harrtson. Last Friday l one ot the Harrison girls. who I. about I I twenty yea rs old. was found to have smallpox, and s he was tllken to the hospttal. Yesterday,Mabel Ha rrison , nInetee n years .old, a lso was taken to the hospita l, because she, too, v.ras found to have s ma llpox In a. mild form. Dr. Walter ~. GtStne. the health commfssioner,ad the police place an I office r at the fiat door last Friday at- l t ernoon, and one has been there since. I Though there are other fla.ts In the building. which Is several doors from Morgan street, only the Harrison nat Is quarantined. In th e bellet that there Is no d anger of a. spread ot the disease from th ere. The .occupants ot the other flats are permUted to go and come, 8.! usual. '"ATURAL (·ou~tl'l.1ctiou TE ~~~uS=~rt~~O:' ". I Pres l'de nt 0f RIM oya i- ~~/acclnatiOn to pr otect against small- ----.. - r. Geo. E. fell, Former I study or res rn.r('h Is co n~itiE'red no a uthorlty by his fello w pr actitioner. an d (he world at large, and who dente!:l th e power ... _ .__.__. -L..'1.PRE.~S. -··--·· ·-·-- WM. H. DOPP . D ~~p~~fc';,gc~t ~1;hn~~,:;r;o"hao'~ln~'I~oadf;on~ B J._~_ .pace BUFFALO IS HEALTHY CITY to you or to any so -ca lled an ti-vltc cl n Atlcnlst II the name of one physician w i1l e or and March 18th. ... ===~- ~:~d t~g~. :1I1~"Tew~~I~d i;:I:ret~tl~b}~~~br~~ Have Rlder"ble emphasis on the tact t hat In his ereorts 10 Impress the result. o! hts Investi/rations upon rtle ITIInds of our ci ty Aldermep, he could n.ot help teellng ~ ma"ed M t heir lnoblllty to comprebend tbe value ot this wolk. CDtJ(~lnr t he mas s m ('eting and thl;'se men :Ire per8onn.lly kn own t o me to be without any standing wha tpver a m on g the medical f r atern1t.y. I ha"e given th e subject ot vacclnntlon some a tt en ti on and ha v€' read DR. GREEN E CON FI 0 EN T. The - VACCIN ATIOl1 A NECESSITY, HE SAYS \\·nrr en, Pa. , Marc h 12, 1'0 the Edi t or of The Courie r : , Dp3r Sir-In an ed itor ial In Thursd a y's ' Courier you retcl' t o a recent victory of \ Ih II I I I I J d • th~ t his connection the spea.ktr placed COD' granted me for the~e r e marks, I a m Very r espectfull y yours, I ~U~I~lrAL HOSPll~[ furn ishing any ent s upply. Wlth t han ks for Their Tru5t. fer!'} to the action ta k en by the J ames - \ : town authorities In the v accination matter: - or argument to ~how: whence comes the u nqueftioned pol1 utlOn of o ur pres- I CC"urier the appended lette r, which re- 1904---------- C 1. ' r-.. .... .. ~I:A.:J.= ,'- 81 s for . Again pany's s u pply Instead 8:1 1 i ofDr.health M. V. Ball. pr esident 'ot t be boa rd at 'Varren , Pa. , w rites T he . Rl""" --------tkAlt-1 2 Viol~ted soundNl ve t-y muC'h li ke a d efense ot th e Wpster n N f>1V York ' Vater Co m- Oi5- cI ted many instances to prove, the already acrepted. but too orten I!!"ored ract. tha.t typhoid epidemiCS ..re dlr ectlv tro.ce<Lbl& to a contaminated W l' ;1' supply. the pre,entlon ot which I. possible It Intelligently attempted. In pollUtion from the city's sewerage 9y8tern. There are only about half a. dozen cases now tn the quarantine h08plta~ a mong the ot)ler patients being Kittle Drake ot No. 120 Peabody streer. and ABher Robb ot No. 121 Imson .treet. - VarIous causes for the outbreak a re given, some very remote. ...... MAR 1-S. 1J04 .. · fIlH'\' -Two MEN- WITH SMALL- " POX WERE AT LARG~ Health Officers Here Had a Futile Chase for Victims From Owego. nnd ot the All of the forces a t the co mm chIng the ou tgotng city ~nIkl't f arresting twO t1'alns t or the p u:-P09E!'v.~e at large with men f rom Ol\'ego, who the men el uded small-POX. It Is believed tborllJes and the vigliance of the IoeaJ au They got managed to return to ~v:r~~. on comln~ of'! a train a L South U troJl~Y car. It Is bere. and ca.m~ in ont same way. believed t hey left Ine :m1Jl;a,lDnec Green e Yeste rday Health ~rom W L. Ayer. r eceived a teleg~W'ego telling him t·') heall n officer at l'o'hO was co ml nr to look ou t to r a. m~n d the small-pox. Dr. Butra.l0. and wh o a more detuls a.nd Ureeno wired back tor wa.tch a t the rail· at the slme ti me set 8. ived no answer to road sta.tions. Be rece bUt. In the afterhis telegram t~ 01 :JgbOy a. prominent phY~ noon he was al,;.V S Lwo men. had /U. sielan of this city that ter 'With direct ons left the office ot' tlr~ ~~mmlsSI()ner Gree.na to report to Hea Ined them a.n a~ the doctor hadth~:: small-POX. on~ found lhllt theY bO C B U,,·I. 0 gave tne name 0jt'us~rCOrPing' down "I~ o~ego. He waS tber man "as ree o the disease. The 0 ert~troLl Jt. HealJJ.l.J?~~~tme~~ :a~~~ln~e~1 h �MAR 11 19M r \.. ..... '\ , ,, ,- Dr. Ernest Wende declared that the Method now in Use is criminal. DOES THE TUN EL LEAK? Harbor and Canal Juice said to be creeping into the City's Intake. At a mE'Ptlng at the Butral0 ~oritaty ot Llfbr:tr; :\atural Sclencps held in th ,' building last night Dr. Ernp~t "\\ pnd\;, former health ('ommt~~loner, opf'nh~ declared thnt the prc!I;en t ~rstE'm at pumping wuter Into the city was criminal. Dr. 'l\,rende doefll )lot take- any stock In all the bugaboos whlcb have been sta rted to thl! erreet thot Lake Erie Is filled t\'lth germs ot all ~ort5 nnd desC'riptlons. He 15 ot the opinion that as good wnter as ca n be round along the entire ln~e ean be got ju~ t where- Buffalo gets .ItS ,,"'ater no\\·. In fnct, the doctor mruntalns that the water Is 0.11 right when it 15 pumped Into the Intake tunnel, but It bE'Comes con taminated In the tunnel. The crIminal part at the system comes In. according to Dr. 'l\,rpntlE'. when the city a tlPmpts to ~~nd this tunnel-contamln3ted water right Into the homes ot Its people Instt'ltd or sending It to a rf':Ffn'oir to allow It to settlE". The meeting was held to b Dar Dr. W. P. Mason or the Ren~e ln er Polytechnic Institute at Troy tell abou t various system! ot ,,'s tpr Bupph~. The doctor devoted much time to the wa ter suppItes ot foreign place!!! a nd fIlustrated the greater part at his lecture. He pictured lbe filtering beds used In Hamburg, Germany, Bnd dealt a t length with the conditions a t Gibraltar. That part or the lecture was parttcularly Interesting. He ""Id that Gibraltar had to be prepared tor a siege. It had undergon e fourteen sieges alread l·, he said. It had one system by whlrb ra inwater was drained Into resen 'olrs in the rock. but In case that tatted t he re was a system by whlrh sen" 'ater could be dl!=tilled. The doctor said he did not know mueh about Buffalo's sY'stem ot sUPJll~·. but he t hought c:cdlmentation and not fBtration was ,,'hat was needed in But· WO. rt was tben that Dr. \\'ende de- Buffalo's system or pumplTl .... water fn to homes to be crimi na.l and that the 1\'ster as it reached the intake was pure. clared That brought Wlmam Dopp to hi. feet. Mr. Dopp Is much interested In a. plan ot lime flltr ntlon and. ot course, It Butralo's "~ter Is pure 01o.t would knock ou t fi ltratlon. " I wl!!lt to disagree "".tth Dr ',ende and Dr. Mason." sald Mr. Dopp. "I sa l' that It Is filtration that Buffalo needs. 'W hat ground has Dr. ""?ende fo r making the statements which he ha s made here tonight. He has not told facts." "I ha\'e," said Dr. Wende. " And whe re Is your proof?" aslted Mr. Dopp. "I was tn the tunnel. I say It leaks nnd 1 know 1t leaks. You can't go ten roe t without getting wet. I know thal Impure wa ter leaks into It from the harbor and from the cana1." "And how do you know It comes from tb~ harbor and canal"" I "Kno,,-!" said Dr. ~·end e. fir know It be<:&U~ \\'e were under the canal when 'H!: discovered t he leaks." '·But. Dr. Wende, what proof ha,e you!" "Wen. Mr. DoPP. do you su ppose It 1\' U the ra.infall coming In " .. Then Dr. Luclpn Howe corrobo rated the sta.tements mnde by Dr. V\fende. The lut s peaker wa s Dr. George E. Fell. ,,·ho said he was ronfl.dent thn t pure water could be taken from the ~ lagara rlYer. "I Would advise people to mnke the be!! oC thln~ in.tead oC the worst," ~81d the doctor. 1 .. r A f;prl ous ('omplain t H ns "~(>Il1.('r·· r.:lbi('~ ? That lJut'stitm i... Rg'it8 tln~ the mint! of P hilip K HIIIH?t. propril'tor of n to.nlOOll on De ltl't... oJ'(Io 3,-rru\tt', n(' ,;t donr to t he municipal buihliulI. Incidl'nhllly. rhl"' nt least thl'l"e' f.thl~r Ilrr ... oo:- who cnmc into toO l'lo~e ron tart with S pltzpr. B~ it knf)wn thn t S plu:t:'r i:o' not t he na me of n dl'("oc.:til)1l in thi:- \!n:-;p , but Q( fl fftxtlritl-' bull terriE'r (lwm~ l by :Ur. KliPtH:!. lIe has sl'Yt!'r:l1 uuz!o'. t hree or th ('m beju~ of the hull (l·rrier !"pec.i('~ 'fb\~y fire nil bt>nutil':-; nnd nrc ju~t l r U l e pritl~ of their owuer. _\. lew tlny~ n~o ~dtzpr llP~nn to ~'\­ bibit n hhdl]y llN\"OUs Ilnd ii-ritnhle temper. Always hefllrr then the ncm e of ermine ~el1jl\lity, I1t.' lh.· (·nme ~nyn~f' ilUU would ~('nr(' ",ly make friE'nu~ with Jlis mn:-ter. to ~ 11~' nothing of dC;~\'Il::;' '"I t l)l'r!ooons well I\('qnainted with hj!-; dC'i:.!sh ip. 'Yi thin n few 0.:1) s Seltzer bit three J iff{'rr nt p('fson:-.. ~llnt" of tht'm wns . . e"t' reIy bith.'lI, but )lr. I~li ppl'1 l.H."'c:lme alarm('0. nnd hutl :-::,'lt1.er . . ellt to the !.log pound for the llurp(l~e o( hnying" hi'" condition ex nm iut!u into. Tbi ... m(wuing Dr. H eR t h of 11 b &flU" d~pnrrllle.n.r ~~'\1Ilitt(,tl !,;eltzer nnll f'-X prm l,t\ thc opinion thnt there cou],1 sC':lrcely bt! n ~loutH that the uo~ hos rtluies. In tl i~ nft('rnoon Dr. TwitQ·, yeterinnry, nu\(l(' R further exnminntion of th e dog nml rDllle t o the ~nlUC eonrlu::;ion n~ Tlr. lItlnth. It W U~ tle tt"rmined to holu ~elt zl> r for 8 few uny~ for th~ Jlurp(')~e- ot ~iYin~ tile c.li~e:\::;e. if he has it, n rhnur\} to d('y£'lop. anll then. if he has rabie ... to \1c:,;troy him, )Ir. Klil)pel ~tn[~tl thllt til<' pt."\r.;ons bitten werC not nttft('k e.u h~- the dog. but (hftt ~U ,yere ~('r:ttch(>d by 8eltzer's te('th wh ile they were ~epnrn.ting St:')tzer nOtI other enojnes. of hi~ with whom Seltzer "\\'8 6 I fighting . 15 1904 , ~TY'S HEALTH( GROWS BETTER ~EATH RATE~" said IC the ten RntS eould ,tand It tlll th e beN. got n little more thawed nut no outside aid would be needed to r~ ke : h. children let' (h(' bpl"s alone. [Clf in tb(' Pn ... tcur IU.bl\t1h(> Thry Wt'rp "'I'n nt thf' InslntH'\,!' of l\~ tt'l' ...!.!..J....r""U\·. Th,' 11,),::: "Ill'> t u1 .. \'h to the d':ll( pnuml. Thr. \~ oth('f do}!~ O\\,IH\,j 1Iy )[r. KllpP"1 wl'r(> eil :-t il'rrtl. nlthou~h illlllP ot th, 1 ~nn' nn) nhl('u . ·c ()f hnl·lllt{ rRhit'~. 'fro J"': Hllpt\1 :-ahl h~ wl1l11,1 tttke n.) ('hnn'·t'~ . '1'11(' d,l:: thAt tlld [hI' hltln!!; b belnq K~pt nt (hI' (\(lUu,t U1;df'r l'1llS'\ ~\lr"E'lllnm·I'. Tm· ... d:ty n un;:: 'Iwn\~d hy Port('r T( v.-n~('ud W;\:::, tound to bt> !'\In·t ·r lt~~ froQl... rabl~3 and wa~ .,u.t'~tr'Y(,'l at tlw !loum!. Another Crusade aga inst n egligent Dog-owners. i:- t-orporatlo n CODn~eJ Feldman htt, Arthur D. Els~, one ot his ass istants. ~end out about 50 summons,es yesterday In dog-ordinance ("oses. Abou t twenty persons are to appear in t he ll(uniclpat Court this morning. and others each day thpr ea ft~r Ull the ordlna.nce is general- liAR 1 ly obeyed. ThE" THE HE A LTH DEPARTMENT. i tw€'nty to be tried today are ch:u;tt'-\.1. with , rioJntlng one or a nother or the pro,-Is!ons ot the ordinance, like }('\tlng a dog run at large unmU%zled. Lnc;t year ~omp of the first offenders up "ere ]pt go. and .some thereafter were 11n .-1'1 heavily. but it is no t known what C'our~e wtll be fol1owt'd t hts season. The p~nalt;\· (or yJolnting the o rdinance 1s a fine or from $3 to $100. Hf'n lth C'ommi~~ loner Greene .bas ~tnrtE'1l Ute crusade against negligent dog-m1'ners, a nd a t hi s req uest Superintendent B ull has Issued a general order to the police to bring in th.e name o[ every such owner so suit can be begun ugntn~t him t n theMun1clpal Cour t. ,..:\ ttorney E)ss wJll conduct the prose('uUons. Here, •• El ••","here, Catholic. are R t ltldly E.-eluded. In no departme nt ot the city govern· ment is the disc rim ination 'against Catho!!cs. of wbicb the UNIOS AN D T I:IoI ES ha.s been turn is h ln g sucb con· cl uslve proof, more manifest th an in tbe' Healtb Depar tmen t. In t h e cle r ical for ce ot this department forty·th r ee persons are employed. How man y do you suppose are Ca thaHc? "About twen t y," you say? Bless you, no! IlWell. at least t en," you exclaim. Far from i t- th e nu mbe r is three. a nd they. of cours e, h old th e least important positions. "' 2:J lljtJ How m a ny ot t he t b lr t een Dis tri ct Pbyslcians a re CathoHc? N ot one! H ea lt h Pb siclan Walt er D. Green e COURIER. (the Mayor s bosom f riend) is a Mason of b lgh degr ee, an d wo r k s a t it all th e ti m e. So firmly does the " No Ca tb·' DOG DlTES SCH OO L BO Y. oHc need apply" ru le obta i n in b is depar t m ent, t h a t membe r s of th at faith T~hY Fahey. a school boy. 12 old. living with his parents at do n ot seek positions u nder Dr. Green e. yea Th is is all t he m or e t o be wonde r ed at No. 16 HamburK Turnpike. was bitlen by n dog ye-sterday a tternoon. The wben it is known that In h is long p r o· boy's lert leg swelled s o badly that the tesslona l career In this ci ty, the Health wo und was ca uterized a nd the H Pbysician has had large patro nage Depar tment nOtified. The dog belong~ f rom CathoHcs-n ot all of wbom are t ~ )rary Co.mpbell or No. 610 Hdmburg Turnpike. h er e to testify. The extent to w hich th e qu estion of d iscrim ina tion aga in st Ca t ho lics i n th is department exten ds Is qu ite not or i· ou s. W hile t he figu res s peak volumes . as t a r a s th e atti tud e oC the be a ds a re AR 2 019(Jt-.. _- >N FE.RU P NEUM ONIA HAS RE- concer ned, they don't begin t o descri be CORD AS F A TAL DI SEASE . th e cond ition that ex ists. They b aTe becom e so bold a nd braze n that n o a t· tempt is m ade t o conceal t hei r h a t r ed fo r eve r ybody a nd eYeryt b l ng Catholic. W hen tavors w hicb r equ i r e infiuence According to the monthly report fol F ebruary. l&sued today by H ~ m. missjon ~een e, B uffalo 1s becomi ng an e'oen more health y city. The death rate for t he mon th o f February i s 14.43 a 1.000. There was a total o C 457 are w anted f r om this branch deatM Cor that month this yea r, whlle in the corresponding- month last year there were 474. Out oC the 457 deaths sixty were Crom I pneumonta. l\·ere being Rn.. :\tly annoyP-d by hH's KItJlpl'l. n ll . law p n\'I'nu ...... ato"uk,~~·n •.,. to ::\ ,·w )'ol'k T1H'~rlny ,lft",rnn(\11 Slime q'H'~ti(ln h- ft~itlltin~ UlC mind~ of A RY - m a1e to thE' f rom some ncarby h i""". It "''''' .R.ld I""r~rr~1'llt 'ntllH'n t I L,~ 'Wk.6 Pialth department OtllClalS y>terila)' t a t t hE i@£iUhC§ of a tenE'ment on Broadway. ju>! ' enst or Loep ere street. thc- chlldrl' n poked the hive!i with sUcks nnd ~o enr:1.ged th e hee~. An inspC'ctor G(>orJ!" h.lI I,pd. Fr:tuk C;un[lln ami !"lIs was 51pnt to tnve-~ttp:ate and hi:'! report I s wlft' nnd. 1·1':1111, 1I ,'I~"r. :\11 lIr whom WN·t; e xpeC' t€'d this morning. One of th e henlth depn.rt mE'nt o meet's hlttl'lI hy u bull t,'rrit'r oWlh-d 11)" Phlll; T his claI med the mos t vlc- tlms. the nearest approach being consumption. to which forty - Bye s u ccumbed. A striking fea ture of these fi gures Is that they Incl ude the deaths oC only two n eg-roes. The report also s ho\\"'S t hat cons umption is equally p revalent allover the cla·. Elgb t died oC that dl6ease In the 8th Ward. w hile t be next highes figure tor a. separae war~as tour. an d th ere were on ly eight w~ where no deaths f rom i t were reported. Thlrty-tbree deaths from b eart trouble l\'ere reported and twenty-nine from apoplexy. Twentl perSODS di ed ot the various forms of cancer. a nd twentlt-three owe the ir deaths t o violence. among w hich there were three SUicides a nd one who died ot a. gunshot wound. Only (our deaths resulted from appendlcills an d eight trom dlptherla. The births tor the same month show a n Increase at si xty-fh;e o ver t he number oC den ths. there being 522. T he marriage report s hows 278 c ouples united. One hundred an d e leven tenement ... A houses were Inspected and the condilllOL tions improved. where\'er necee:sary. The two tree baths we re well pa.t ronIzed. having been used by 6,773 men. women a nd children. Everything In the report sbows tha.t the dty Is In good sanitary condition. City plumbIng was looked oyer a nd imGREEN proved. :Microscopical examination oC BIT I n.uN un the water Showed It to be in good conJohn G~n H . dltion. ~reat stall. In the three markets MY"le " ;en ) ears old. llvlng at No. to the number oC 3.46(). were Inspected In til U •• was bitten by " bull and all meat and poultry 60Id at these e. or Antholl)' pl a~ttre Insoected dally. ""onllA'an Street. He Accident -------- - -- - - S itzer, Favorite Bu ll Terrier of Four Persons Who Were Btten by Klippel's Bull Terrier W II Have Ph ilip Klippel, HilS Strong InPastpur Treatm en t, cicat ions of Rabies, ~AAR ... , till those Bees S,1.-rNT TO NEW Y0RK. IJ~ r wait tha w out, and then run. ~ ..ff~! THREE PERSOI WATERSYSTEM F IS ATTACKED t.f \",t or I __ ..."...1, \0.... Child 's Death c l ' th • A . atms e t ten tion of th e Authorities. the William Dobbenin. th e five-vea r- o ld city ser vice, the only ki n d t hat is etfec· t ive is fraternal. I n d istr ibution of · d ret pa t ronage an d wor k- 0 f a 11 k-In s sec society mach ination is br ougbt to bear. Like every other appOintee of Mayor K n ight, Dr. G r een e is a bigh Mason a n d h is selection tor the. p lace was m ade largely because of th IS fae.t . H e is one of the many ~ersona l chOlces. of the Mayor selected WIth a :,Iew to bUi ld· SOn of Frederick Do bbprUn ot' No. 1311 Hertel awnue. dfp(\ parI)' last Friday morning of dlph thf'rla. Bee-ause D .. " ~Rlter D. Greenp. the nealtn ~mnlls'.: sloner. heard tha t the only treatmen t the ohlld got was t hat oC Chrlstlan Solentlsts, th o doat h wlll be Inv.... tI gated. D r. F R. Wlllurd . n district physician, reportC'd the casp fro m th~ statements oC Dr. )!yrt1~ A. Hoag of Dearborn I ln g. up a .mac-hlue f rom hIS own sec r et streC'l. 'who wa.t:: call ed to attend the clIque. . . ("hlld. though the child was dead " ' hen SOCIety Lool< at the eVIdence. Ma rket CierI, she saw It. Dr. Greene said he had roMetzle r , Dr. Greene and stair .. ~ arbo l ported the C"'e to the District Attorney, Master Cowles, S ecretary of Cln l S er _ vice B oai'd Cushm an, a ll t h e Police ,AR 2 1 ltlO:t __ . P Er. U I.E!\. I NEW SEWER PROPOSED FOR VIRGINIA STREEl opposltlOrv "'hl<-h !~ h<>lng m .. d. d<lg:!' to the enCOl"C'enlent b, aWTl~rs of thE' <'It)~ or ordill'anc~ proylrllng that the anJrna.ls shall hE" muzzlt:-d and ta,:;-ged, oug-ht not ro hllVf> nny· 1nnuence on the ~~oU':~NI''''';Ullent In th~ pe-rformance H ealth Comrn isS'O'Der Greene Recom. mends Construction to Aldermen. of its duO·. The pploemlc oC the rabies Comp'~\Ints hn\·e ll€en made to Hp..aJth In lhls city' n. f'E"w y('Qrs ag'O Is not for~tte'tl. :-;0 chance oC a. repetition ot It CommIssinne-r GrE."E'ne thnt YJ~inl Street, {rom 'Yashin~r(ln to EJjl('Ot~ ~hould bE' tnk<."ll. There '\\-as a. great t Str:e • Is I.lot prO\"idf'" d wIth proper OUl(TY against unmuzzKll dogs a t that se ll a~i' f:.H')litlt"s. The CommissIoner bad the ground inspe.:fed and todas recOmmende-d trJ (h(> Al u~rmen [h1\t n sew~r be- cons tructed in the street a§ a. sanitary IT"reMure. ordlnR.ncfl'~ aTe th~ R \'E'TY pro \'f~lon should bP ~t.r:iatlY f"nt~ to the lett~t "t\ tt;hout tellr or lavor, The publfo satotty de- time and t11e pre!'llent 0 1lt('o~ of ma nds Jt. it. �1 IiI. cS. tAL ~E E r~ r DlE~ RILE HE~LER~ PR~Y UIRER, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 'IS BLAM ED -- '1 "01'. iR no ".ensalion," nO "scn t he report that there is d nnger in e i hr;stian Science PTactitloDen, pr~vn iling . ppidpmio. nttacldug the dogs E The Enquirer : T recent t m flPhtheria or the nnd thnt the m,ll'7.zlinc: 0 f them on tl lC 6·ye -old sondeath ot Fiod ~treet" i::i nbsolllt~lr ueC'eS!:Inry. forI public B1uttalo, whic h is re;o:t~~ktoD~berttn of tate p ace und er the ca re ot t ve taken safet,., This i51 the pro f e~s lOnn s Science p ractitioners has WO ChrfsUln Uellt froUi some of t he moot ca ntious and , DOBBERTIN LAD WAS DEAD sbyituaalltionconcerned. wh ich must be t~Pedened up ~ C serloully [ the Illost thor()Il!!h ly edu ca tcd veterina ry WHEN A DOCTOR OF MEOI. d ~Istrl c t Attorney Coa tsworth h S Ul'g COlHi in th{' ('ity. Th('r(' is more l1;o.~u y to perform to the pubU hU a tl the CI NE ARR IVED AT HOUSE, uhnldSOUhblgtehdelsYt dlscdha r ge taiih~l:cl,h'~d' drophooin in Buffn I0 UOW Inn eyen C I un ers tandJ ng H i\ fi re cognizant o f. omm ssioner e 1sIs also p t·(lo.;1:\l ea " ler:>., or doO":o t'" position whereGreen ~re In t a O,, A fece-nt cnlSe-thnt hos not been re~ impartial and dispasslOnatrr~ n~d oC nrted-o:;h(l w~ what the condition of William DO'bberttn, five yea r.s old. the directing his influence rightly u gme.nt In · b I f " 139 \Vblle we have no deflnite kno 'I th ings is. Some t wo weeks sinC'o n dog so n of Fr ederlck Do b er t n 0 .... 0. this particular case, other than1\: ~g! at " I)"on n fn milv. 1)C't for tnnny Herte l A venue, died Friday morning por ted in the no doubt thatdally it a.papers Chrl ttthere cat an rt ~ tllnt lIn_ ~ .,: years ilctetl so strangely that one of the at 4 o ·c llOck a nd in his deabh there seems healer was called and did n~t an Sclence '1) 1111'I'"I,t ,.C'tcl'innries wnR sent fo r. rl'he I to be occaslo-n to record ""nother failure the serhllous nature ot the , f C I' S I Th came s or her duty to corn I' Dr. "'!liter D Greene and D istrict A t, nimnl ho d b<"cn bitten on the sb'eet a on t he part 0 hr stlan c e ncc. e Article 10, Section 3, ot the bf._rn,:i~~ torney Coat","ortb a re inrestig1!ting the " d.,)'8 bofol'e I)'.' n s t!"olling dog. 1(0 Health DelY<lI'tment. " ' hen It learned the the Ch ristian Science Church which death of ,\,i lliam Dobhertin, five years ~ .I ' fac t::; in th(' ca~(', se nt them to Distric t reads as tollow!!· ' fe' ,~ old, son of Frederi ck Dobberli", of J.39 s-ooner h:w t he veteri n a ry see n the f:;yropAttorlH'Y CoatEm orth tnr him to act up"I!t athat member of this church has ,,'h a Ps ,~_ I tien he does not h ~al and lIertel "Venue. The c bild died at 4 toms t hnn be ord ered th~ pet to U\." tn.' ('U on. Th '" D istri('t Attorney will make case he ca nnot fully dIagnose, he ~:: o'clock Friday morning. H is death was nt once to the " pol1ud" for e xecutlOU . a fu ll invcs ti ga lio n. Clnovnosluvletd.~;ith an 1\1. D. on the anatorn v th. result of an attack o f dipht beria. It Thp lad was ta ken sick last Monday. ., I It Is a lso Incumben t upon Christian is stated thnt the only treatment giyell Y en' S0011 nftl!t' nrriynl there t he (og A ~o re throat 5f"emed to hr> his trouble sho~'ed hydrophobin of th<" worst form ; thE'n. On Tu' 11 s day. accordI ng to a rtScience prac titioners under the rules the c hild was by Christian Scientists. HIlI (. t I ot this church to report all contaglou. ea 1 omm s!" 011('r diseases to the proper authorities According to the report 'o'f Dr. F . B. hud he be-ell left without cnre t w(' I\'e POrt ftl e d W I 1 pne by Dr. F. B. '~Vil1ard. 01)P of the A fallure t o pertorm the dUties outlined W illard, a district physicinn to whose hOllr:1 mOre nnd .Jlitten any pers oll tl1ere ' Grr di~tl'irt phyt:iirlans, Mrs, ElI7.ab t h above should no t, howeve r, be too rashl nttention th e death of the boy was called would ha ve been o~CRsioll fo r the gl'RVest "'aite of No. 24 Florence Plac e was callcondemned without k no,\\'lng all th'e tact~ by Dr. ;Uyrtle A. Hoag of Dearborn H'e hensioll nnd for immC'uinte trent· ed In and t r e>ated the boy from Tuf>~day r ot the case, Our friends In the medical . t l") Thursday a fternoon. 1\'lrs. Waite is I protesslon sometimes make mistakes street, the boy was taken ill on )10nday nlll me-nt at l he P nstC'nr institute. . a llE'gf!'d to bf' a believer 1n C hristian which t he Inpublic cha rita bly overlook last ,,-jtb what his pareots believed to be th Ins tanced the recen t case at tbe 'late In the Commf'rC'inl lnst e,'enmg e Sc ii' nce. Tt was hf'r opinio n, ~o it is Senat or Hanna. an aggravated sore throat. Tbe report It is the experience of the most reliable of Dr. ' YBlard says that on the following H enlth DpnnljJll en.t ndmitteu that thi s ~ta,ted, that t he DobberUn la d was suf· . ~ f tl' · ist~ The only ff'l'Ing f rom q uln7.Y s ore thl"oat. Dr. and successful Christian Science practl~ Tuesday )1rs. Elizabeth Waite of 24 condltlon 0 Hngs ex. ~ . : \\~1I1anr5 repor t s ays that 1\.lrs. Waite Uone rs that great ca re and watchfulness Florence p lnce, rep uted to b(! a C hri t inn ~tel), tho iml)Cl"ntiYe ~tep, to b e taken ga"e up the boyan rrhursday a.ftcl'noo n are essential innursing, dealin g proper with serious , , es ; competent tood c.u· and Scientist, was coIled to administer to the general, thorough find e ffiCie nt e and der ided that the parents should ge.t comfo rts, being by no means ignored by the child; that she treate<~'fl im from foreement of the la w thnt dogs ~ elsl~' I' f N -S .'\'1' ' I 'lllg t on the m.to TbellcYc he erroneous idea Science that onein hIlS . . on . t1of 5:'oAme~n! .1.\ IS . \. me 0 .L O. 0 only In Christian 01'Tuesday forenoon until Thursday after' F-tr<'ct shall h e muzzled, nnti exactIOn Place was t hen <"alled in a nd it Is stated der to hea l disease is no part ot Mrs noon, wh eu, according to the report of Eddy'sstudents teaching.is, Her advice,,'ork, to allwork, he; Dr. Willard, she advised the p arents of tll0 \ltmo~t penalty for those who refuse that :;h e a lso ,l!ave It as her o pinion loyal " Work, ~'lect to obey. The people have that t he bo y h a d a sore t IHoat. Sh e watch a nd pray." the boy to procure someoue else to trea t n el." 1· 1 l1tho riti es hn,e made b11t on{' visit to t he Dobbcrtin The practical Christian Scientist i! eathe child . The !"eport says. that )11'8. or been wnrn€'<l nJ}( t \e n home. The lad s howln~ no ~i~n o r imsenttally a, law-abiding clUzen, and Is the Kline of 58 Arliugton place wus n ext no further excuse for d(' la~· . r. rhc bes t prOY(>111(>n t.l t h e parf'nts began to wo rry. first to support such insti tutions as bave snmmoned to attend t he cbild; t ha t s he oterinn1'" s urgeons nnnounce thn t "~ h c n t he hoy g o t ".·orsc t hey sent for been fou nd necessary to maintain the .. oJ D :i\J \ H ~ 1 1 i 1 t public weJIare. UnUl the pracUce of found the little fellow suffering from of tIle , •• r (''It and im melliate dangel' in , r. '£. OR g. len lC arr vee a Christian Science Is r egulated by our " sore th ront; that she paid b ut one visit to th C'le IS 1;r , the hou~(' IhC' boy ,vas dea d. State Legislatures, and the seal at public lect 01" indifferNlce. It 1~ ~latpd in th E' 1'<.>por t of Dr. \YO - , a uthority Is placed upon this method of the Dobbertin borne, and that a s the c hild lard that 111) on£' lookprl Into the th roat hea ling, its pracdtloners must cantoI'm to continued to grow worse the parents t) a 1~ 04 of t hp Jad and t ha t on e If not both of existing condi tions. The Quickest way fin.,lly sent for Dr. Hoag; that ",beo Dr. '" I.. """" V - ---th<.> W'OI11E'n gan? the boy w hat I ~ c1 .... !1;to have t-nperfect law'S abol!shed Is to Hoag r eached the Dobbertin home the f l"l b ed as a hspnt trp::J l111ent . ....b~ent obey the m, knowing that better lll ws "'Ill take their place so soon as lood caus! is bor was dead , having died, 8S stated, a t ===~"' -=--===~=~--~~ trpat l11ent c onsisting c hiE'fly o f t h E' u t s ho wn fo r their enactment. 4 ocloek F rida y morDing. ....[,-~-i;"i-~-'-,j:-"-", '-: J ' I .-,,,~~ ·ct t t prance of prayers. That Is said t o he " · h1le the writer's experience bas taught th e faIth of t he' C hr istian Srientists. him that Chris tian Science treatment lit..! Dr. Willard decla r es t hat no one looked LIke most o thC'l' people, howeyer. C hrl~been m ore successful In his own case and into the cbild's throat. He also asserts . t I' I those ot h is patients tban materia. medica. t Ia n S • (' I("nil::; S ('ha rg ~ [or t le lr f:.pry ('~::; . had bee.n forme rl y, he still recognizes the that the women who attended Ihe boy D r . Grf'f'np Is going to follOW the ma.t. righ t at others to arrive a.t this conelu. gave him wbat Obristian Scientists cu ll tf't" t o the end, lIE" ~al d t ha.t parents or sian In their own Indi vidual WRY, and In "absent treatment," that is looked the ar1t1lt~ hayf' a right. to rC'fuse to ta l{c thelr own time, To undertake to gh'e an child over and then weut into the pri,acy medic in e for t h plr ow n ills, if the-y <"are opinion as to the merits at Ule C8!e III ot: their own homes to pray for his o b t t~ t tl. I ' Ighl I d question, Is beyond the scope and purpose t . u a 1 y 18 ' e n o r 0 eny of this letter, but t o ask fo r lair, Irnpar· l'ecoverY'. medical treatm e nt to childre n. tlat treatment is, to say the least, a. rea'II run going to have this caSe probed sonable request, and we rest as!ured that t he majority of thinkers will lend t.o the bottom/' Bnid Health Commiss ion. VICTIMS OF KLIPPEL'S DOG R E· thei r support to a syste m at mental bea~ , er G reene to a Commercial reporter. ·'1 S POND T O TREATMENTing which has many thousands at goo .. --have communicated wbat I k now of the works to its credit. MORE SUMMONSES F OR Like a ll new develop ments, Ume a.lone case to the district atto rney, nnd ex-pee t can give to Christian Science It.! rightful OWNERS. bim to go to the bottom of the mu tter place In our social economy, Rnd history in his investigations. I declare that jf bas taught tllat so me of the great(>~ t Arthur D . Elss of the Corporatio" benefits conferred upon mankind have the facts in this case n re as repp r ted to Co uns e l's offi ce t hll! morning prepared X.PEIlT FULLEIl WON'T made th eir fi rst a ppearance In the form me b~' Dr. Willard, nnd I hn,e DO reason n. large numbe r o f s uml110nses to be 1s .. IlE POIlT UNTIL A.PIlIL. of blessi ngs In disgu ise. to believe otherwise, it is the most ioYours truly. "George A, Fuller , t he water expert, wl ll RICHA RD P. VElRRALL. h uman a nd outrageous case I ever henrd sued a gainst dog owners who a r e not r eport on t he condi tion of Burt:alo"s p ublication committee. c harged with viol a tion of the dog or .. water till th e end of April," satd H ",,1tl> ot." Com mls ~G re ene yesterday. "We reMarch 23d. ~everal months ngo a somewhat simi lar dlpances in permitting t h e ir anima ls ta cently got five more sets ot samnles from Cftf;e was cnlled to the a ttention of the run t he str ee ts unmuzz led. The de ~ tho city 'W'O..t(>r tor h im to test and use in grand jury here through the medium of fendants will be a rraign ed in Municl .. his investigation." the diRtrict attorney acting nt the req uest pa l Cour t next week. About a dozel\.-O-.....- - - - - - - - -_ __ __ __ _ of D r. Greene. but the g rand jury re , h a VE: been se t down for l\Ionday. ·ted a "no bll!." "It is the determina ti on of t h e police, COU~It.R. with t h e c o-operation of th e L a w De ... / ' pa rtment, to compel peop le to obe Y' t his ordina.nce," said Mr. EiBS thi s mOl'nlng. ·'Ma ny people seem to r egardi DR, OREENE IN this ordin ance in the n£ltUl'e of a joke, I P lacardtng Infected Dtstrtc~ I DISPu TE OVER B885 a nd only those who haye been s um - -EdJ to r Evening N ews : 1 ...... ould Uke t o know: Is it on Iy u ecesmoned to coun an d have been com pelled to pay cos ts realize th a t t he c itY' sat .. t'o r a house to be carded one time. or S)1ould It be carded fo r each and e very a uth ori ties mean b u siness. There has case' oreene a nd N, Thanking yo u in advan ce (or a ny H ealth commissioner ~ and "'Ues!been too much dog biting of la te, a nd trouble a nswering this may ca use you . I E Fra nce, general ma-nll, r ["3' NBO. H ea lth C<unmissioner Greene is doin g beg to remain, A NE[GllBOR. his best to h ave all d ogs muzzled ,,,henl Butral0, March 22. 1904, u~er of the National Beekee~e8t1on ot Your q uestion being ret'erred to the De- elation, a re a t odos on the ~ees .are a. on t he s tree ts." partment o f Hea lth, we herewit h prE"sen t t In this connection It may be stated! bees. Dr. Greene says th:a,yS they are that the four pel'sons who were b itten the r epl y: nuisance a nd ~lr. France DeJ)artment ot Health. some timE' a ~o by the dogs owned by Buitalo, March 21. 1904. e a bout by the Philip Klippoel, the Delaware Avenue BUl?'FALO EVEJN ING NE\YS, ·'Every· n ot. The cont roversy cam Greene to rom5aloon kE"p.pcr, a re repor t e d a s being in. body's Column": a IIcalth Department O ffi cia ls vowed intention or pr .• ot Chandler g ood co ndition a t the Pasteur Ins tl tute Gentlemen-Your letter o t March 19th In N e w Yo rk tty. They were sen t i addressed to me, in r e ference t o placard- pel WilHam McKlOlei",el1lves. 'I'be Getting :-lo rc Samples fo r t therE: a t tht:' s ugges ti on o f Health Com- ling ot' a small-pox In t ected premises, re - Strpet to remove hi.! talt'en the mo - \ Association hrs~ to be quite a. E xpert F llll er. m lRsinn E"r Gr e ~llc . It has been r u- ceived a nd replying the reto you are In- tNerational up a nd t here prom mored that I t Is not n ecessa ry to se ne'!) to rm ed that, 1n qu arantining such premI pcr~ons bit ten by Toad dogs to the Pas- Ises, we take intO co nside ra tion a ll t he controversy. ta nces connected with the case. ornol.ls or the He'i.!!.h_ j) ~rtmen t teur InstitutE' and that the auth orities c ircums Fo r instance, so me ti me ago, a ca!'e ot' n re busy ge tting n nolhe?"S'"c t o f La ke of that institution ma.y ship the neces - Slnall-pox broke out tn a person residin g E rie water sample~ to send to George s,u}, trc:ltmen t t o o ther c iUes. on the up pe r floor o t No.9; Niagara A, Fuller, th e New York expe rt, who Ie " This Is no t '0," said Dr. Heat h o r Street, thls bullding being occu pied by several tam11les, an d we deemed It adto ma ke R r pport on Buffa lo's WR t e r the 'Health Department this morning. supply, ~lr . F ull e r p x pre~sed n de!'lre " If they sent up the m a teria l there visable to placa.rd a nd Quarantine the building u ntll investigation showed that to examine caretully the water nea r would be no b ody In this tow n w ho proper Isolation was being observed, the the re,·olving lig ht. Conseq uE"n.U -Dr. could p roper ly ad minister it. It would ' occupants ot lhe pr e mises vacc inated, t he \. ' GREENE TAKING Gree.ne. the H pnl th Co mmissioner, has be necessa ry (or the Institution to sendj patient removed to the hospital and the SAMPLES OF W ATtH. set Rbout getti ng flye d l.!lltinct sets ot infected apa rtment prope rly disin tected up Its doc tors, who nre thoroughly can .. Ramples. The y will be ~ent to ~1r. Ful. Yersan t with bachterloiogical m a tters . and fumigated. Shortl:r afterwards another case devel- [ 1e-r. Artpr hi~ e xamination o f t hem th e T he spInal cords of rabbi ts are used In oped a nd we thought It expedient onl y to Health Greene made • expert·s inyestlgatlons will be abo ut treating pen::ons w ho baTe been at - : placard the Infected a.pa rtment and s taIInl.hed . tacked by mad dogs. And a rabbi t 1 9) tion a pollce om cer to prevent o ther per- <rip up the lake and to the begtnnlnJ ""Yhen d o you e xpec t :Mr, Fuller to of Xing-ara. rlve r this torenoon to u. k~ trea ted a t t he sa me ti me a person is. sons fro m com ing In co ntact with those make hls report'!·' Dr, Greene was tlO t hat as t he person g oes from on8 in the infected room s, the ou tside ot the sam ples ot water. The eamples wUl be asked this a fte rnoon. s tage of treatment to th e other th'" building no t being placarded In this l ast sent to George ,,~. Fuller, the r X'pt"'rt ").1ot m u C' h betore the lntt(>r par\. of rabbit goes with him. a nd the e ftec t ~ instance. Houses conta1ning one or m ore families, who is Investigating thl" ('ondltlon. of April,'· repl1f'd the Comm i ~s loner. " The seen on both." but In which it Is dtmcult t t) ma intain Buffalo's ..uWly o( drlnklnK ,.ater Ho t('!;t!'t mAde of t he wn t er by )Jr, Full proper Isolation ot one family from the desires t o learn ,,-hat the wa ttr Is like il re ,"pry thorough an d take t ime," othOT. are pln.cft. rded on the ou tside a nd when he Ice In the Jake thaw'. lir. strIc tly Quaranline-d, all persons re~ ldlng Fuller Is eXl'ected hor. In a (ev< days therein being Quarantined In the hou~ to per,onaJly Investigate .prlng unUI a ll pre(,D.u tl ona ry measures a r ".nruHJ Inl'Vt a dopted. Respecttu ll$ciiY~i;m AUG1.'ST E R. Chl"f Cle rk. BOY :ah Investigation by th e Health Commiss ioner and Disr trict Attorney. AA.t dise~~~e.rl~t~d I as (5 j I • ,A = PASTE UR P A TIENTS DO WELL. -- - TILL TtSTING f lHt CITY WAltR. Comm~ /' �" RECOGNIZE ANATOMY. t to Call a Doctor When the Hea le r Fails to Diagnose a Case . TR IPLE"TE TO PROVE REMEDY ~ a t han Le e C o n~umpti o n Cure Lom r:mv's Off er Certain to Establish Faith Among \' ic ims of That lns i d io u~ Disease. lVOl'mERFUL CURES AL~EADY RfCORDED Th ouaan 5 Suffe rinl from Tub r rcu los is in Various Stages W ill B. Benefi cia· rie5 of Pub il e Ttst to Conv ince Pu bli c of Trtatm t nt' l Worth. co ~~c1~w f~f~R~~lt H Ith U.partment Stirs P(llice to Act ,vity in Insisting that Dogs Shall be Muzzled. AN EPIDEMIC' RECALLED. H•• Perso n. Died from Hydrophob ia In Duff. lo and Vic in ity Four V.... Ago. The r-u ,ldt ~'bu-h the Jk.-!ktl' d('iHlrt~ , e-nt.. 3.t the in.;;· :\t.,"'\n \l{ the bt'alth dtpar:mt"nr. ha ... In, titute:i • :::tin't ua· !DunlN dl • 1';:' m t!m: wit:, .:\hout tbt t~tf'l.l ru nlt -fi"~"(" Oll{k"'iti\,u .. (\""D~ who proft' .. to bt>Jip~e from hat lb. bMlth dt>paTtmt'ut 1'" unduly nlnrmf'\l lAd j .. ,luf";:uinl: ha " h me8!tur ... ill f('rt"'.. t..tmn a P<' , ...iblf" .-.piJemic ('If rsbie ... " 11"11 a 811tfO :sutrereU from a few ye!lro;; The ofIer of C 1? tret\tm~nt for conc:: umptlon. made by t:1-e );ath3.n Lee Consumption Cure Comp•.lny 1n Sun - ) day's C\)url~r. for the purposi! ot testing tbe s~'5t~m of lre~ tment Oflglnated by this company. h...l's ar'lu~~ tm: greatest lntere~t nmo!"!g the public Rnd the med Ical trd.h'rn~[y. Telephone- \.-alls and visitors at The Courl(Ar (lrfiCi> demanded attention all day 1 ng y~.:;teN3.:r to answer Questions N"l3.t~"e to the test, A.lthough the par lieu I rs" ere given in ""und~ly'8 Courier, it was n~ce$$ary to repeat t~m tl i.!'U!n Rnd og.lin to s' ti::fy the an ous 10Ilulnes of J: t."Ople who are either atrll~ t­ E"d w!th con .... umptlon ('r tnte .sled in others whQ are C'oneerned in learning whether or not the X atha.n Le-e Con ~umption ('ure Company c n st.op t heprogres~ ot thiS insidiOUS dlsease and re:=;tore to health persons wbo have be-oen &ivt'n up as: ~Ing beyond medtral help by rt"gular phy'Sldan!;" ).L\:\ \ n R E5 EFFECTED . from nln.n )~ sourc.?s, publi5h~d by tht.. :\dth..ul Lee Consump:.100 ("ure- Comp...lny tend to shQw that the sn::(em oJ! treatment proc tk-ed by thiS ~'Omp:.\ny has t?tr 'ted ffi,J.l'yelous Ur€'S: cure of a ("har.l(:ter apparently Thtt to:"$tinh'nt:ll~ little .:short of mlra..:ulous. The world has be-come: ..l.L'C'ustomed. in r~ent ye.. (""':. t o bombast and e~\gge.r­ ation ot all kmd .... particularly in C'Qn nu. uon "ith s '\--~alled mt.:d.h.'al dts.-:-ovPries gu'\r..lnt~::!'l to ..:ure all the- ills of All BEEKEEPERS ITO R~llY FOA ONE. NATION.A.L ASSOCIATION TO TAKE HA. '. ..D IN FIGHT AGAINST HIVES. B E~S are a m.lt?naci" to the public ~ E!\"'t;!:. lh"cordin ~ to ~ er "-a ltt'r D. Gr ~ Tht"'~· r~ 11('1" in ~e o p inion (I~ X E Fran t", 1::~"e~,11 m. n8~ r and tr~!'urer of th Xdtinnal Beek e l' e r~' As-soc.atl,,».. Th~ intE'ntion ('If Dr G~n(" to compel WilHam l.h"Klnlt'Y ot Ch:tnd'foT Stri'E't (('I remove' his bee hives on the s;r\,"'Iund that tht~y C0-ns.t:tute a n1.lisanC€' h1\~ be<:-omi' .\ rnatlt'r of natlonal imponif,nci'. Tht :'\ :tllonal A~~iJCln.lion h lS: lakin tbe matt""f UJ.' and tnt~nds: to $(>i' .f He-61th Comml£$ion~r Greene has the It" 1 authority to compel the Tf>mo'"al of the l'\ e hl.Yi's own~ by ~C'­ Kmh.":r "hen Dr. Greene h~'\rd C'om ('Iaint.5: f r<'m If('''Ktult''\"'~ r:ell::hb(1r~ he ~ent inc::~·tor to th~ pia -e and re("eiyed 1 repOrt ":h:.~h ImJlfl'Ued him to C.\-e thi' !!'Nue r Health Co 1Y"' 0 ordt"r (0:- :\1cKlnlt ,. to t'\~mo,"e the ht\"~ within thirty dB'-:;='. )'!C'K!nle'~ wrote to X . E. Fraoce ()! tht: X :luon.'ll A:;.S/')(" llon. lIT. Fr3tlCf' WT('te ;'\ Ie-Her to Dr. Company aN' looked up4.)n skcpu("alls b y Grp~ne whIch .1rrl\"fOd thlS- mornio,=,. In lnany unrOn\lnal~S who would gl~ldl :r thh~ "'ommunk:Hiou lIT. FranC'P. l\ :\\'ail them::el\,(:s of ( he- opportunit)~ !iYes In Plattt"y1Ue. "t~. 9tAt ~ thAt the thus otre-rttd to find healfh s.nd strength h~alth authoriUts of Butfalo should not if rht?'" could b(" assured thal the rem - be unrea~')nl\ble and 9.(,( ha-.<:at.ny~ 'Mr. edy otfer,;-d by thi$ C mpall)" POSSe5.Sc!S Frnnc-e :t1.fO ~,l'-$- there 1:' no ordinance t:le vinue- d ..umt;"d for It. in th~ whole- rnitt:'i Stdte~ whh:h ~lyg Rcpe-;}tN InQuirfe..., as to thE> merits lh,u e!t are ~L menace to the DubHe. of this Con~umptlou Cure, tlnd es-pe- In thls ronn{"Ctlon he mention~ the fRct ("lall y with refer~l",,"e- to the reliability t h.:1t biLehiv(1!l ore A lE'n.J Indu..c:.trY -And of th~ remarkabl" t~~ttmunlals. Jeuers 'th~t tht"r'" rl" ~:'1me HO In Butraio tofrom people who claIm to h,\\'i" been en- day. whiC'h "ould und('1ubtetiI y come tirely curN by the ).; ..Hhan Lee Con - under tht:" bnn of the He~Jth DeP8r(sumptlon Cure Compftoy. after they ment, it one ic:; ~{ed ~n the case (\f had b-:oen told that dO<'tClrs could d o :\[cKtnleY. Dr. G~De dOE'S not think nothtng mort" f('r th~m. 8ugg-ested the 6'_ nece~sity ot di"\'t~ing s mt" mesns ot It appe-ars that ) (('Kinley's b~ are ~ tis(ylog- the public that the ~medy i n ~u{'h h'l,,""'81i:y n~ t." use the nelE:hof'(ered to c n~umpth-e5 by tbls comT$ and tht"jr ("'hlldren ~ome me·"!!... . . pany i~ a. gt'nume sPe<"'iftc in an C3SflS ,,·enience. In the ttf"!'.l POt aCt? thE' nel~b,,·here the lungs hs'"e not been ders claim s'me etf their child",n have stroyed to su('h an i"'dent a:;: to render f t?lt the ~tln~ of )'[cK:nley'$; be~ In them incapable of .sustaining ltCe-. t.he ~ec('lnd p13~ n'hen the- wives of thenE'i~hb(l~ ham:: out their ltnE'n to dr:r 'I' EST PROPO"ITIO:S'. t he ~:;::; light on the sheE'ts, J'll1o,,~ $1fl'.:'t. The meSons dt?vlsed to aCC"OIDPlish this ~t{'., and in some inst.l.nC'e's it i~ ~ id ('n1 W~\~ e x plaln~d in Sunday's Ccu- t o hf\x(> bf'"en n£'<'t'!=:;,\f)" (0 do thi" wa~h­ rler. The- X 'lth~ln Lc?-e Con:mmption f ng o,er 1\~In. nropootuon "I Intt>nd tn ha\f' thE" mnttt~r fully In('ure Company ntn d e n.~. ,\,""~tlg<\tf'd hfo r Ll1'(" t\rrh inJ:' at tl d~tst('lIl:' which 'W~lS RC'cepted b~ The couner. to SAid Dr. G, nc l~~l~ momlra: ·'But I tre~1t free. under ~trlct tt"-=t ",'ondition.;::. w ill s-!\y that ",hptb. r or nnl there 1!It a.n three- ~~ons who are ntrUl..'ted with ordinari~t" In the t"nit, ~i St:lt.'~ c(JnC('rntn~ consumption. ~«"'s 1 ~h31l n(\t I- ('rmlt t!lt'm to t.'~i:-t 1:1 Th c::e pntitl'nt5 "ill bi> 5elec-ted trum t h .. ('!t~. limits if tht":!o n.=:~ '.l nul'lnce to e. d he-'r munes tbe ne1ghoors. Chi dr't n .' l \ be' n stun~ [he ::lppltcants who Si"!! t .. ...." thE' l)ef""- and. pi(' ph... who llve ne'\.t h'" and addri"g5e~ to The t.:ourier Otfi\:~... ~n tb;...: m:tn )rc- -i!'lt l ("hum th"y h '-e !i=ufre~pon~e to the publ!~hed notiC'es. e t f'rt"d Olbt!' In n\' nl('n ~ 1 will not t three patient~ ~elli? 'a d wlll be t>xanl!ne-l hastily in thi ... m.lttt'r but It lbl' ~. _ are b. a ph' ~ ('13n .s " !ed~ by The l,;OU- l\ pubtfc nubnn ." thf'~' mnH ~ ) d ' b'" th~ b~terlologis:. of the D r GrH~t' ,,111 undoubt ) adl"!le )J.rl ~ft~. an e lth P I > n~nt. and ~y &1\: Pmn to that t'trP('t. L, 'Jther bact{>rlo1o~ H to be- sugge~ ted ~. Tht" Couner rlnrl A ~pt.lb~e t :\athan Lee Consumption l omP!'nl~ " "hen it 1::.0. dl;{ b l\~hed to [he s3.tu~~fa.('­ lion of both The CCturte!:. and ~ th: X ath9.n Lee CC'11~UmptlOn Lure Lorn ~tUl'"~ tha.t thref> patients hllV i ~1l found 'who are ~u~hr~n~re ~~ !!~;~; tubercul :o.·~MdnhOP'e of help. tre-atment ~~tl1'el)' be~ I~ will ~ continued un"Ill b ...ln _. ItMr ~~~~~!i~'l\n Xt~rs~~'n~~~Pt~~~m~u~ 4. t: \\1 the C'\i.red a.... e ! .!II n d �." .AS, APR 2 COUR+E to rNQ lfl ~'1::0 n __~ - . " be aldermanic committee on sanl ... meaBures met last night nnd contt.I'Y d the munIcipal hospItal Question. , al4ere Ittee vl'led to award l he COl\- ~r~~t~:~he re~po~n:~~1~8~~d~.~r~ lowest Ald.rman Gangnage th e measWaB prr<cnt In OPPOSI~IO~ tt~e hospItal He does not "an ure. on th e old ~ite and r eCombuUt up I · I KensIngton avenue. mended 0.. s tC n i were Mr. Gan,::-nrtgel said fa cto r es T and beln buill rapidly in lhal vlclnlt) g ht that to have a. pes t house he thou\; polic v H e saId he there ,,·ould be poor .. . I has notified t\..·o business m en's n~soC • In the neIghborhOod of the prottons . wm ha,'e r epresenposed sIte and they tin of the tatlyeK present at th e mee g of aldermen on ?llonday to opboarel pose the measure. ~ ~i rl e Further Delay Impolitic. i:.r QULR£ }NGER USlNG.. · CANCER STUDY · SERUM HERE WILL CONTINUB Alderma nIc Committee on S"n lta Measures has res olved to repo rt In vor or contractJng with th e lowest responsIble bIdders for the erection ot a new q ~osp l tal on the ;>resent site. On th e subject the Com mercial says: "This report ought to be PASTEUR TREATMENT NOT CERTAIN AFTER PREPARATION promptly passed by both branches ut the Coun cil. The sIte questIon was 4 eclded las t year after a great deal of discussion, and any attempt at anothe r ·hold-u p' on that point wo u ld he Impolitlc and unwIse. It would only IS FEW HOURS OLD. , - APPROPRIATION FOB. LABORA. TORY PRACTICALLY ASSURED THROUGH LOCAL EFFoRTS. Through the efforts of Ma and Hea lth CQmmlssloner Gyor KnIght Serum u sed In the treatment of pe rtlcularly the latter the parS<)ns bitten by rabId dogs by the pasInstitution In Hlgh' Street will eancer . k c losed. Sena tor Malby had not be t eur Instllute physIcIanS In New Yor the a nnua l aproprlallon ot I~~n;ed City, may be shIpped to Buffalo. In thIs Institution. When Dr Gr~n or cause more delay without changing other words. it will not be necessary the others went to the Stat~ Repu:lI~nd co~\entl~hn th.ey talked this matter oy~~ the result. The urgent need ot: the new tor people, when they have been attar ked by a mad dog, to go to New an on e"\\ a y home from New York 1 Institution has often been set forth York for treatment. However, the stopped Over at Albany. They called t reatment of a person In thIs cI ty In on Senator Ma lby and told hIm th and the thing t o do now Is to get th such a case will not be as gOOd as If It necessity of thIs Institution beIng I work started as soo n a s possi ble." were done a t the pasteur Institute in er a ted a.nd maintained by the StAte ........ ~ ... -.- 1i .,£$ ... --= While thIs matter has been used as New York, and the person who does Senator Malby was fina lly convinced aot want to go to the metropnlls and a nd saId he would now work tor the foot ball for politicians-Zoeller, w~o Insists that the lreatmeut be sen t h ere, appropriation . After receivlng this asButtalo un Untidy City. w as turned down by h is ward last t Is taking a chance. Surance Dr. Greene and the others H€:aah.-Qe1nTTrifi~u. Greene, when In called on Assemblyman Rogers and people's Column: succeeded In sloppIn g it whell lhe New York last week, called on Dr. obtained his CO-operation, with the re-I Illd\lced tlha.t the BuffaJo ::<f",,'s Park of the N-e w York Board of suIt that the approprIation will be al. c ed In a N'Cent i ssue that Buftal~ C ouncll seemed ripe for f avo rable acHealth who has charge of the bacterlolowed. W 5 on" of the h ealUllest and cleanest tlon-the cIty has been t a k Ing great I, logical' department of that city. He: The ('ancer institution Is the only one "1 ee in the ,\'orld. I ha.ve no~hlng to a,ked for informaLlon In regard to thIs ot its kInd in t he State, and I, said to ~ aga.1nat its claim In t'be matter of c ha nces of experiencing embarrassment I matter and was told that the treat'be the only one In the United Stat"". health althoug<b I doubt If Buffa lo Is a c.p.,-llcmlarly h""lthy city. It Is cerd shame in the e,ent of an epidemic, I ment could be sent here. It costs from It was erected a fe" r years ago for the $200 to $250 to go to the Pas leur Instl- purpose ot studyIng cancer and can· 'tainly not on.. of tile c l~ane9t. In fa.c~ the health officIals ha"ing repeatedly tute for treatment. If be gets the cel"Ous gro,,-th to dISCO\'er some It Is one of the dIrtiest. I know <1f few treatment In Buffalo the cost would he method whIch would practically cure la.ces In the country that maint~ln!!l certified that the old hospital w as unb t $-0 people of thIs dreaded attllctlon. While ~ore untidy streets than Buffalo. Its fit for th e housing of cattle. The ora '?~hU~ . I was told the serum co ul.d the work is yet only tn an experimental tde~'alk8 are alm05t constantly covered b shipped bere," said Dr .. Greene thiS stage., it Is believed that some day some ~·lth Utter a.nd are f o ul w~th splttal, gan's advice Is good; but, perhaps, e 'nlng" I would not advlse 0. man t o defimte method may be found which while many of Its sId.. street.; are as mOl in 'in Buffalo If h e has been a t- will result in physicians being able to nlth)~ a.s a11eyways In some plruces. The something more effective would be . a rem~ b a rabId dog. They may send cu r e cancer. made whom dae that claIm for Buffalo prIvate tip from th e machIne to the tack seru~ but It has got lo be used "If th e approprIation had been killed ht to ,1slt ::<few York CIty or Det~ehin tw~ntv-four hours after It is It would have been a great loss to the ~~l He would have his eyes o'P,ened to' R epubUcan A ldermen that the quaran\\ ~d(-" It is ail right for ciUes within a medical profeSSion," said Dr. Greene the fact that ma ny af Buffalo s r esl- tine hospItal Improvement must not m~y 'miles of New York, or places th is m orning. "The stUdy of cancer Is Q'e"nts a.re as untidy as p Igs. ~~hich may be reached within six or of vast importance. These things have J OSHU.A JENKINS. b" held up any longer. ~even hours. You ...,e, they take the to be gIven much time and labor be. Buffalo, Ma""h 30th. / _. _ _ U"A sp'nal cord of a rabbit and pound It fore anything is accomnlh:h4~ " ':1 ~:~ '" up' and wlth other stuff make a sort o~ emulsIon, which Is inject-ed Intorth patient It is very transitory an use it here a man would be takin a gre-" ch<Ulce. . NEWs.. ~ .B,II!C[-8ecretary August Schneider 0 OOURH!Jt - Questions 1'or Or, Park and Others, ., .M'I"e He~~partment says there Is no Ed Evening News: law ag~ readlng rat poison In a house, but he sa's It Is a very bad and e a re two or three questJons retatt annoying practice. Otten the Health Dein to the publio health which seem to me partment Is called upon to In\'esUgate t o e of sufflclent Importaru::e to be subbad smells In houses, and It Is tound that mitted to the Department of Health either In many cases the trouble fs caused b) ,tT\ii.R. .. t hrough your interesting column or QQ. ).{ . J ........ ra ts which have died In the walls, havvately as Y!Ou may deem best; and as Dr. ____ Ing been poIsoned. LLDERMANIO Roswell Park Is closely allted with the efforts te ndIng tow a rds the knowledge ot MEND! BID~, BUT THEY M llST G O cancer, and should be an authority on PES USE ~·--APR this dlsease I thln}c be should be con. THROUGH COlIMON COUNCIL. ,sulted on the matter which is: Should the body of a peI'SOIll who died ~ SITE of cancer in the throat be allowed to r em aln unburied for almost four days and The AldermanIc commIttees la st be viewed by hundreds ot persons In a nIght transacted little business of im- small r oom? R .. lrlents of lhe 18th Ward are stili Should the Board 0' HgSWJb .»At r equ1re portance beyond a resolve to authorT'l"ote:fting against the rebuilding or ize contracts to be entered Into with t ho room to be properly cleaned and fumith~ pesthollse on its pre!'ient site. Ald. the lowest r esponsIble bIdders for the gated and clothing and bedding destroyed'f G a ng nagel ha s taken up the fight ShlOuld persons ~t'fer1ng from cancer in I erection or a municipa l hospital on the t he w hlloJ"e AId Zoellel', bIs predecessor, mouth, or persons WJth consumption alte of the present Quarantine HospI- be allowed to read books drawn trom publen of[. tal In the 18th Ward at a total cost of llc llbrarles? He will head a delegation of protest.n. G REE~E " TILL :llAl{E AXOTlfEIl about $51,800. Has not the Increase of cancer and con. jng lSth 'Yard taxpayero;; a t the meetHealth Commisslon~-,=---Fa)te r D. 6u mption kept Dace wIth the Increase of Ing of the Board of Aldermen to'::1 TIUP ..... 'rJ-lE L .\li:ES IX A D \Y ~ eeemed happy anertIils action public libraries? Lastly! should Inmates ] ' O\\'. a home carded s car et fever be perwas taken to r emedy the condition of ot OR TWO. to go ou t to do shopping? the pre.ent apology f or a hospital. The mitted Butralo, Ma.rch 26, 1904. J. B. A. project must stili run the gauntlet of debate In both bodl"". The (''(pert ('xBminatton into thf' rondj· Ald. Gangnagel proved a ,,'orthy s uc 1 _\J .ll1L4 _.J.!.L.- , ... .. ____ !on ot Bll([a10' s ·wntC'r supply w~1I be tince!lsor to Mr. Zoeller by entering a sbed short h'. Tmnorrnw or " ednf'~day lIIkorous protest against locating the h' ('r('('n(>' the Cnmmi!lsloopr or Hflsllh . lfiulldlng In the 18th W ard. All of the to old objections were reItera ted. Ald. ,' 111 .!i" ~I]n ll)l wInd tORS""• LnkC' ,:rio ~ I'd Gallgna gel would locate the hospItal 'anI. In [) tew mOl'C' !;:JIllJliPi; nf gf'I'm-nl ia OUR WATER SUPPLY HEALTHY. on a site at K ensington Avenu e. Ald. rate'I'. 'nH'~ 5nmpJf'R will he prNPr TfI , Harp was absent and no blood was ,lth OIb('l"s that ulrendr bn,'(' hfe~ ~~~ George E. Fen Demons trates That W e Need No. $10,shed. rrri tOT { ('!It hy Ocorge W. Fullpr, t ;urr:l? The sale of t he H amburg canal strIp 000,000 Filtration Plant. 'ork ,,"flt~r e:o.:prTt, wbo will lip In was up for a m oment. Corpo~Uo n . hi 'ork In t"(IOo 11 few dns~ tn ftnl~h It S tbe (,olldl· Counsel- Feldman adv Ised that the strIp TR UTlI prole,tcd vcry early in the game thai ther e was IfctlOD with h l~ ('1"tllnlul1 on be sold as a whole and with this end 110 ncccs:,ily for the cxpcndilure of vast amounts of m o ney Ion of thf' d ty'!' w:Hf'r supply. XCw York in vIew further operations on t he I lJr Grpf'nt.·"\\"111 tolie . 1 trill iItr sewage pumpIng plan t will be dlscon- 'Y lhe Cit) of I}uffaln fnc the allpgcd purpose of purifying .ext ' wc('k to /'nn6111t nitb )!r u · ~ t!nued. The alleged encroachment or the city water, stallllg With emphasis th at the proposition.; Bchool lot No. 7 on abutting property 1\ e1·e of the graft-bearing sort and not worthy of the supwas referred to!· fUrther Investigation I"Hl of honest peoplc. At one timc it looked dangerously to the School CommIt tee. probable that Buffalo would SOoncr or later, by its governors MemorIes of the celebrated BurdIck III the City Ilall. bc tIed lip to a deal to CO,t millions, one case were by recalled belore theot Claims CommIttee the appearance Hart- of the schemes brill!:!' ,. to buy lando; in lIamburg, pump lake zell & Har tzell, former District Attor- water to that point into filtration reservoirs and let it perney Thomas Penney and a controversy folate back "purified" to this cilY. ...... ")~ ~ (;oncerntng an automobile. The a ut o· 'lhe plan would have been an effectivc onc, but very exmobile nll1lred In the accident claIm of pensive, and we might probably have had to come to it if Mr. Penney's client, Charles L. Keller, the statemcnt; of the alarmis ts, to th e cfTect that Buffalo's who seeks to r ecover $5,000 from the wakr supply was heavily impregnated with typhoid ge rm s, city for pereon;.).l Injuries. h lb. Mr. K eller Is traveIlng salesman tor U( 110t ('ell disproved. . Cutler's tlrm. He was thrown f rom a Dr. Gwrge E. Fell is a close r eade r of TRUTH and a (1\'('\l(Y years of dispute and Buffalo automobile on Grant Street a nd his mlCrll~C()pi:-.t of note. The Doctor was once president of a II,,· arl'in:u at 3 stage where it finds . If knee WRS badly injured. He attributes prominent ~clcntif1c society in Londun. England. 31id has all the a ccIdent to a defect In the street. hI' life devoted attention to b actc ri ological research. He uf ti'e 1)('sili UbC. .q.ueslion. The pestholl5e It.se Mr. H a rtz ell appeared for Hiram madc a thorough inyco;tigalion of the water supply condition '11'1'(''')'.; with tllC que:,tion of sit~, for on ~Ie old, .. I Pedvlck , 66 years oldswamps ,,~ho served un- ~lt the time the agitation was at it'; height and reported upon der McLellan In the o[ Appomattox and who seeks to rpcover $1.000 It ttl the city authnntic!=;. And last Sunday he took the gen- 1'1>1101]'('.1, hi~I"ril· spot win sri,c a ··quanu~tlll: hv.•plla . rrom the cIty for personal injurIes. eral pubhc into his confidence in a lecture delivercd in the Thi, h~s a plca.;a nter sound, and the new InsbtutlOn Pedri ck now draws a pension of $50 a r1l1l111~ nf the.' 11 i..;,torical Society and told of how he had con- ),., pl(·3,all (.; r i ll JIlany other respects-at .least i>a'u.v v', month trom the government. rllIeted Ins experiment. and of how he had brought them t o 'the parents of 10·year-old l!arbr y the al,cluion of that bl"inc" :-.ravor, Erastus C Knight. and p lc·a';Hnt(')'. TllOugh iliey have finished tillS. 20·Y~ Van~rbu.h seek to reco'-er $250 y of how mnch ofTended Dr~'ne' Tleallh Commi,sioncr and r eason of Harry's fa lUng from an In- 0 , " . ." 'I anrl tllC ;J.>-.w m· Il ambul'g canal job. tIlCre IS n~h 3 · cUned ladder In the Terrace playr .. nl~ ... cll. 11l11111Clpai bac en(11)g-I"'t. wc:c at the 1 en llat wI" t I". ('il\· Fal.her.s should feel louesomc. if 1 ef! ' ground. These claIms agaInst the city Ihe,,· staiements to the cffert that Ihc clly water was unfit , '. I h 90 ' uth Bu a 0. 0Q~ \\~re a ll referred to Assistant City At- for dril1kil1~ pur po !iCC; were lJkrly to hc ciic;pro\"ctl ,"P;]]' ,,·,I-\\,all ,( 1"1]> anf t e - -J ea r torney DanIel J . Hanley tor turther InPcrhaps TRUTlI has done pretty well for Ihe tax-paycrs. . 1 . . d. d d. 90th cellturv IS, e vestlgallon. A Certainly if the filtration }llarters ,hall be finally scared off 1'1'1/ ,I. III ;] 1'(, :;/ III W I t h ""em, an Llie YUUII!!. it ",til h.l\·c pro\'~n its lIsehln(" ... ~ to the tax-payers. MAR 3 1 1904 stalil6,<. · 1 - 0; "I I I APR -2·- · 904··· . APR " ONTRACTS FOR C:~:~:E: ~~~~ - tr I I--. _. __i. IL _3. _.__~~ ~~... ~ prt-, ,?-, . . 4: ;;.··loot· THO " PROTEST ·- . ... .. :myreS~ AOl NG AFTER MORE AMPLES OF WATER :t tF 1904 - -- ~*tel' -<.~ del~y It.scl~ �_ SUPPLY, · Jam e l B ail e R Ie h a .d. , , D. Ph. D . I S upp y Invest 1\"&' .5 Bul'f;lIO 5 1\1 and P Ub l shls His Repo r t. 1 BARRED FR01'\ OPPOSITION THE PESTH E IGHTEE:NTR W A R D HOME A. D DCTY Fireman Carr's tepdaugh ter \ a s stricken with S mallpox and his Comrad es feared. RESlDE~TS TO PROTEST T O ALDEruuE..."< H ... lth.J NOW NEXT MONDAY. ¥ NDER Q ARA h . c ouldr.' t g~t into F irehous e . pro pecU\'e buyer~ from locatlnc 1:1 the \~ll"d, an;:! l!(" l"hnr~<? that "t\:,vernl factor1~~ would loe It'''' (In a 1. L):n.n~ propert)' ff tt W~ ...~ nOt ~'~r th!;;: pesthou. e. A! L Gl.r..:n J;'-e:" whQ repres~nL the 1 'th 'Yard OPP' ,;~1 thl! ~l,)(nmltte.e:·'S o.<.tlon :u: Thur,;;-!ay ntght. but his erforts t ha,~~ th€'.: un~tti"e dlsappro\'e thos bt I ,,'e-rt'" futl.)@ All. G nQ"ft.l£"t'l ~t~~ed hls mornirE:" an En,,:ut~r rePQrter that h.:o would ,) fTlrue l.C1.lnC::! the NNrt n~ ~ t 1I uj3.}'. 'rh~ J€'!o:o~ t~"'n of buslnE'~s ru€'n W3.s ln ~ vitPt.1 [("I pp~. r ~t('lN' the Alde-rmanlc C'(lmmitt~ lac::cThur';;J, y n:£"ht, but o h· one bu.::: n ... "Is m'in was on . i n.£' RY DGE E..' Eqy s\ OqE I BODY 'm E JU TH S MR • • G A. W T ' ED IATE LY RETI RED. he r I (If Al i~rmen n".xt , re tum«i H ome a..'ld no w is a a t ke.s .Jp ! '!" co"'g'~Prisoner the re . {'rat. n the re r! IJ! the "'ommi .. t C'n s,.lr"t. ry"M !.">urf!l~~ re<Umm JJ.ntr th btJ,: t,"r the ne\y mUll. '1 1 h :,p f t tr.~r~ i" ~ ... n tl) be leve tbat a d.leRca;!@> Dutrner a ~ ..e~au~hter 0 .. F tri"tion t bt:~ln ,,;;; m n an i ta "P!lY~N man J hn J. Carr or En.gin~ X o. 6 1.!! (ro~l. the l' h '\, am w 11 PPt"nr ~ QP-· ~utft.l'r!nlt' f r om ~ S he has b~:: ('I(l~~t!Nl.. The people t th- l' h "-ul HI a W~k and mor~ ancl last Frid:ty do r"'t wn t the- r.e1\· ~<::thous~ t:> be bul't on th~ pre"~nt ~,t:.e. .n E st: F I'r)" th~ physl ... tan In rharge pronour: ed the 5- ~rt'e:. nd are- nx'ous to have th~ td C'a5:,;o. smallpox.. Th he-a1th t.lepartm~nt tl1;.~:Ure n~mo" J. '.as otll'ted nd th~ hous e. ): 0. 1!3 Ct'reciatiQ tn tho? vl\lu~ 1,)! ,"r:'\~t:~· ln thf' 1 1:h "-a rd. Q\\.nlt to tho! r.: ... - Hotloa:-d st~t. wa " Q.uarantlr.ed.. ~n~ uf th.e pe.::thou . • ~~ Ile~,!j by the ('arr, on duty in [hI:? fiN!' station. had ~~~dents or tbnt .::: etion. They aY~r not h~.:trJ or t he quarantine when he th~\t th\~ h(l5';pit 1 h !'l prev-:ontN man)' we-r..t hom,-,*, (or eupp~r on Friday e\'en - l.1 AND J . w•. '1' '"'== F REM E. BO UGH TO 'Hh l~ llP'll R T ' 'T ""I'O DE l O ' ''' ID E RFO, 1\'hrn he reach~t.l his bou s ~ he "'as conrronted by a. large poHceman and t he dr~atl glgn. ·'Wh:1..t do you "'-ant· ... demanded t he poUC'emJ.n. "1 Want t~ g~t tnt my own h ouse:t€'pliN Ca'T "Can't l~t you." !:J.hl the poUc~man.. "The \"e got ~T..allpo x in ht!"e. \.:',arT" ~ In a. 'lUand.1ry. thu!' !:hu t ou.t 0:- hou~e and bome. He spok ~ to h~q rdath' s throu gb a l\1.odow a then r tur:~ed t o t he- e ns:i ne - bou~ e. bls I Iv -..-I. - h::l.n'. The :'lb...,pnre or th(t olherc:: io:: at - "0. ! ........ \:~. t ributi''\ to the t \ee th~\t many b~!leYed The \: ~w ot •the engine bad h ea rd ot th.e 1n,·it.ulon e" dttend th~ hl?ar:ng: tbeir corn rode $ mt tort une s oon a ft e r meant the rt'~l::lr m~t!n'l" or the he had It? rt t h~ bo u ~e. G rea t ex citeB otlrd. This gives "' trenltth to the ~up - ment reIgned and all took t urns p t"ek· position that 8. dt:'legatton wlll be on Lng lnto the 5rr..a11 looking g lass fo rh't.nd P'lt t )I(1nd:'lY :!ugns of the dread ed d L ease. F ormer _\ l,\, G~()rit"e ZOI;""1t~r or the Carr returning was sighted f ro m I t b " 'ard rought the c·". hos-plt al ' • w hen hI! w as a. mem~ r or the Board. a far ort by hl q comrade ~ A ll bands b u t th e Common C'ouncU iFnored h ls , ... er~ called to barrIcade tbe doo t"S~ Ca rr, ettorts complt:'tely. ~ ot \\'U~ s tan l ng ignoran t ot the welcome h e w a s to t he stro ng pre.;s u re or opposulon tha t t rted t o get tn. C' mes (rom he l~th W'1.rd. it Is be"Go ' wa~:." cried o ne ot the men f..I::L. He,· the t'lt~- n.u -itlils ""ill o r p - ~ tde. "Go a WRY: ' w a s the chorus of he e~etfon or hI?' npw hospital on th e. th e cre w g-et. 1 ~:~~;nS~~~ d~;. ~~s t! '1~h~~e ~: :~n~t ··1.,(>t ~e in:' d~manded CaIT, despert t:mp.t to plaC"t" i t 0mew here el se a p _ a t e-. t "s w in :-:urel)· co m e mm t qUir"Go away. Ca rr. yo u 'ye got th~ smalle rt'. ., pO'C :' e;hou t e-u the cre w . , "r hnY~n't:' protested the u nfo:tUD fireman. " 1 hav en' t g Ot s m3.11po.l: aDY more than y ou ha " e-.• ' The eng tne c r e w ,,-as obdurate an Carr had no r e t rea t sa "e ht ~ O"~ n trl~nd s . '\'~ln the poll ~ma n on g-uard l was con t ronted ~). a n angry b lu e- 190( ~t;: !". Mi lk Deal« fined $5°· \.r~~ "·Ittm~\n ..\ milk deal r in RE' ~ "e, "as. mukt~ ~ S5-Il y;:os ten.hl Y In l it bernre Ju~tiCf' K~n("rh:k Sample~ ffl -- Smallpox Victim. en ry R oth of X o. ~.;; J etre!'son str€"et w as s~n t to the Quarantine HospitaL H e has: th . ~ smallpox . He worked at t he s t eel plant. APR 4- j904 C hi L - _ -" OY BITTEN B Y A D OG. E hlr t ~ nlan. " I'm ~ln ~ In tht! ho u~ ~. " he cried, ''I t '_ m ine." . All rl ~h t. Ir y o u want to," ",plied t he poUe-erua.D. "bu t l~ t me t ell y o u one th tn '!". Ir you g o In you ca.n no t co m~ out at;3.in." "I don' t ca r e," re turn ed th~ d e sp e rn.t~ man I nto t he hou e h~ " -eDt a nd he h a !!n' t been o ut s l n c~. The gi rl "~a s t a ken to the quarantine ho 1>1t3.1 y es te rda y and the q ua rantine o n t h e h o u~ e m ay be remo ylt?d 10 a f ew do.)'"!' when Carr can go ba k to du t y and sa.y a few thlngs to the crew 01 EnslDe :-;0. 5. ==== '- '" "t:.R,. PESTH O USE CO N TRACT LEi OPPOSITION OF 1 TH WAllDER~ GOES FOB. NAUGH T-LOW BIDDE.R.S GI>EN. ,. t ... ", C EC'E"U \ LOF'T l S. �~ r l~U\----------'-~-- EXpr~s s, OF A LONG FIGHT IN SIGHT vote to a~ard .Contracts for building new Pesthouse on the present Site_ IGANGNAGEL'S HARD .FIGHT APR 5 - liM---~EMBNTIN WATER .)",>!lp OALO~ tue q u estion o f th e proper a l. of w aleI' fo r a c ity is up [or consIdera ti on the henlt u t cst is not n Il of the a rg u ment. X eilher is it eno ugh to lcan the lell!;" ge and bav ing s lopped that lo c onc lude thnt nIl the factors of th e problem nre in hanel. Quite apa rt from ti, e quantity s uitalble for I personal u s~s is lh ~ question of tb e use I of waleI' indus lrially. _ill Eug lis b r~Jlort shows tbat Li,cr· EXPRESS-T·I.r,:'~_t.. APR 9 - ~ ~l USE R low~fi ce pool commmes 27,j ga llons n duy per Died witb his Boots on, his las t Shot aimed at the 25th Ward-Propos~d a b rand new Spot. - ~?A~~~~~'!.!'?H~ ON ~IClIM~, cflpitn, ~hore ditch (1.7, Oxforcl and DR_ GREENE TO LJARN OF POs. VACCINATION WILL OHECK TU, CamllJ"id!:e 18, Balh 1", Carli s le 18, and SIlIILITY OF ROn TlIJlAT. BERCULOSIS-ALBANY DOCTORS L~amin gto n IG. The pe r cn p lla of Kew !dENT F OR PA'lIENTS. EXPRESS GREAT DOUBT AS TO York is l:!o, and of BuITD l a ~ cnrly F or the la s t 30 yea rs, as Alderm a n lliree tim es as much. In Bos ton it is THE PRACTICAL WORKING OF .,Jacob Gangnagel at the 18th w ard s a id compule d [rom ce l-tnin lests th a t tb e HEN Health Commla.lon.~ J'e9terday, th e pesthollse site ha s been a T H E THEORY. Gr..~e is N 96i k City bone of contention. All sorts of pla ns le~l l\:u gc is 23 gallon ~ a dar ))(11" capita. I next week he w!Il pay a visit have been tri ed to ha.ve th e h05p ita l lo- It i- to be noled tb a t tll e fore ign towns to t he a uthoI1lUes of the !Pasteur insnDr. Eduardo )l oragliao o, 'an Italian cated somewhere else, but f've r y other • from wbic b til e ligures o[ cons umption t ute to make enquirtes In regard to Ihe ward has been just as anx ious to k eep Vhy s ici an and professor in one of l he treatment of p ersons bitten by rabId! are tak e n IUl\'e no indm, tri es to speak dogs. H is o bject w!Il be. to ascertain clear of It. Yester day th e Board of A loC inlo wbi cb water enters as a faclor large unh' ersilies in that cou ntry, Ita. wh e ther th e s erum w hfc h Is given to dermen took" hat appear s to be a d epa tients at the New York JosUtullor, cisive step nnd, u n less someth ing bo b s eltlte r ill lb e composition or as a power anno un ced tbat Y<lccinalion is a cure can be shIpped to But!alo !WOn demand (or eOD "umplio n in its fi rst stages and up to interfer e, th e n ew quarantin e hos- for lllanufac tuL'P. an d persons treated In tbts city. Should pital will be bu ilt a ll th e presen t site. the answer be sat isfactory It will b... It is fa irly safe to argue tbat th e a pre venta tiv e a gainst the tlisease_ D r . Alderman Ga ngnagel look up lh e tight Godsend to poor persons, who are un In which all of his pr edeccEsors had fall - per capita 0[ wal r cons umption r ises, )I ara g liano has announ ced bis theory t ortunate enough to be attacked by ~ to a num ber o[ Ilhrs idans in iliis co unm~ d dog. and a re ordered to the Pa,o. ed, but his const itu enls h ave no t been ill most c ities, ill lh e prOl)orlion tbat teur Iostltute. backing him v er y en t husiasti cally, j udg- tlle mass of tb e popu lation are em- try antl stales tbal it is bas ed on tllir. l The expen se for trea ting a pet!soft Ing from yesterday's s h o'Ying. Form e r f or hydrophobia at the Pasteur inAlderman Zoeller was l h e only 18th jllo,ed in m a nuf.lcluring inclustrie. l y-rollr ye ars ' s t udy of tub ercul osis in s titu te Is on th e a verage of $250. Poor lrarder prese nt w h en Mr. Gang na g el tuat depend on cHy water in la rge all its phases an<1 upo n clinica l an d p eople a r e un a ble to s ta nd this u:got the board's co nsen t to h ear t nterest- meHs ure for sucb us es. ~o finaly sis laboratory experiments w ith animal pe nse, and m an y have been compelJed! ed parties. a nd Zoell er said he didn't has b een m a de o[ lbe "Way in wbicb and m en co ndu cted durin~ that time. to mortgag e t heir furniture In order Dr. ) r al'a~li a llO says that c hang-es to carry out the advice of the Healtl> care to make a speech. ",a t el' is distribuled bet,,' een bouse- cau sed by tubercul os is infection i n lho Commis.s ioner . It they do not go to "1 suppose, th e n , I' ll h a \"e to go it the Paste ur Institute, It means the alone," said th e solltary campaigner. I holders and ind uslrinl plants in tbis tissue of an organ ana in th e orgl l s trong possibility of getting the dread! For about half an h ou r h e spouted a bout elly, but the fa c ls of tbe situation nre isms in ~enel'al are (l·ue to t he poison s h y drophobia, for wh ich there Is no cure, th e history at th e move m ent t o loca te to be borne in mind wb en discuss ing se~ r e t e l1 by th e liYin g baei1l i and to the If It develops. the pesthouse on t h e poor farm ou tside poi s on s ('ontain e<1 in lhe body of th e Dr. Green e h as been m oved to take the city, in th e 26 th w ard a n d else wher e, tbe qu estion . Xo one ad,'ocales tbe bacilli. Th e fo rm er, w hi t"h contain th is step by Philip Klippel, th e Dela· and went o ve r a ll th e old arguments , waste [ul u se of water, but the doctr ine t oxin ,. "'e have extractecl by m eans or "wa r e A venu e salo onkeeper, whose chilabout the unfitn ess o f th e prese nt site, of waste itself shou ld b e very liberall y fillration o [ lh e yo uo ..:: culture. dren we re r ecen t ly attacked by his pet bulldogs, which we re sutterlng adjacent to rac tories and th e noi sy B el t constr u ed lest it be found that tbe adW hen t his seru m is injecte<1 into from the r a bies. Line railroad a nd t9 city dumping vantages of c beap water b e los t in the heaIthl' m en or ani m a ls th ere is an inMr. Kli ppel received word from ons grounds. He h a d letters f rom Detroit, ~rc a~e of de fen s ive s ubs tan ces in the of the patients a t the Pasteur insllff~rt to be econom~cll l beyond Wisd~. bloo,1 o( th e inj ect ed an i mal. ~r eate r Cincinnati, Sa int L ou is a n d N e wa rk, t ute that t he doctors had s tated the N. J. , ~ho,,"ing th at t h p Quarantlne hoslh an th e geom et r i('a l propor tion. an(1 I t reatmen t cou ld h a v e been given just pitals In th oRe cities are In th e su b urbs a m forced t o con clud e that tbe organa s well in Buffa lo. Dr. Greene Intends and remote fr om factory di s tri c ts. to t a lk with Mr. Kllppel in regard to Ism pla ys an a ctiY e part in thi, tret h lA matte r, a nd will see if such report He said it mu s t be r emembered th a t m end ou H in cr ea se. 'f h e Ilarti cipati o n is tru e. It Is known that the serum Is the bids befor e th e co un cil provid e fo r o f th e organis m is n ecessary lo tbis sen t from New York to Philadelphia, only a wing of t h e proposed new build inc rease. but It is a lso said that expert ph)"I. Ing, the tota i QQst of w hich h ' sa id ";111 ~cause the total l ow bids for t h e Not Enthu s iast ic. clans of tha t city a r e a ble to give tho be about $150.000. T he" lng alone "Ill n esthouse ex ceed th e appropria Uon .\ Pres s-K n i('k e rbor k e r-Express re trea tm ent In the proper manner. cost about $60,000. T he cou nc il sh ou ld at ,000 pr ovid ed tor the building th e porler yes t erday afte rn oon vi "it ell a "It is a question In my mind," ... Id h esitate b efo re pu ttIng so much money Co cHmen yes t erday ta bl(>d t he a c tion nn m ber o [ _\ Iban)' ph ys icians . to ge t Dr. G reene this morning, "whether th~: I ot he Alderm en in app roving the bids Into a building th a t soon wI ll b e en Ure - Coun cllma n Stodd a rt stat (>d tha t Oommls~ th e ir yi e 'Ys on n1'. ~r arag1iano' s the-. s erum m a y be sent to Buffalo and t i • : , dO" t pa t :e n ts trea ted h ere. The serum 8 ly surrounded by factorIes. ston er " 'ard said h e would ma ke cuts in so ~ he meral an d de tenora tes in such .. th e contrac ts to brIng t he work within ot'l'. .\ 11 of th em e.x !ll e~se . . . . lea Had a new Slte picked. th e approp riation. Councilma n Smith el r,11 bt a " t o th e ll rar-il cal wo rkm g of s rf ti m e I would be glad it "'e Then th e zealous a lder ma n a r oused wanted to know wh eth er th e con trac t ors t he th eory anti "ai,1 th at it wOll lrl n ee.l uld have ' the stutt sent here, as lb' \\"Ou ld stand Co r th ese cuts. The a moun t expE'nse of treatment would not be 50 some inter es t by proposing a n e w si t e, In excess is $2.095, The Board will h ea r t,) be go h 'en a th or ou gh t ri a l bp!' ""' e it h Igh <I S it is when a. person Is sent just as each of his predecessors h a d CommISSi oner Ward on th e subject later. cC'ul d 'be a ccepl ee1 as a yaillabl e ,lis('o, er \' Amon g th e ph ysi<"i ans who d own to New York." G done b efor e h im . The interest la y, n ot' e:<pre"~e'l th eir "i e w - w er e th e folIo\\'· W ) hJle in tfh e mlethtroGPeOolrlSgeDi;- rufI~: In the proposition , b u t In t he s ite. "I 190~ . ~' l I also con er w . ' have In min d ," said he, "a fine t r ac t I • lUg: . . II th ~ w a ter-ex per t . concerning his wor.k of land In th e 25 th war d." Alder man nr. V,. E . ) !ll ban l, s~lll: It Is . a Ion the c<>nta.m lna tlon of Buttalo Harp of th e ~6l b str aigh tened u p in h is ract that " on ""m pt lO n IS on t h ~ tnwater supply. crea s e fro m yea r to year. I n thIS r eIl'eat nnd sta r ed r eal hard at the speak er . "It's a sple n d id tract of 45 acres on the ~lJ ee·t it i< eXl'eed ec!' on l)' by rau r'C)' 2 19Q A Smallpox in Triangle Street, "w lii ("h ~ee m s to be in creas ing at a .... ~ highes t grou nd in th e cil y ," continued The h ealth d eVe rtw s nt was n otifi ed ~ rent e l' ralio. ' Tuch ea'ort is bei n;.! ~ x ­ ALderma n Ga n g n age l. "It is at K e nsington avenue a n d the city line. It ca n on Tbd i§Ua y 8f a. case of small pox a t pend erl a long l he Ji nes of p reven tIOn be bought for $10,000 and the taxes on it No. 2()2 Tria ngle s treet. Th e patient is of t u berculo, is. Tlds ill ea set Corlh by The Dr, ~l a1"a g1i a n o is som eth ill;:! n e w and amounting to $7,000. T here's j us t th e LIdia Ma rkma nn, 35 y ears Old. il o lHrht to he trietl fi r-t ·b efore an y place for if and I recommend t hat we house was quarantined. , commen t is m a(le. 1. my s alf. place pu t th e n ew buiJ ding there." m ore confiden l'e in t he inhalati on ? f liN , m uch, if I h ave anyth ing tOSflY 07.o ne tIc' elo pee1 by a n il a tic elertrI c about It." soiel H arp. "Th e 25t h is clea r ma ('ldn(). In m~' ow n pl'a cti ('e J I,J:lre of smallpox and wanls to keep clear." in MIlk fo un el it h el pf ul in earl y s ta~e.~ 0 1 lu A long d ebate followed, in whi ch s evprobably caused it. bere-ul osis ancl e\-en w h en the d isease IS eral ald er men said t h e y w e r e tired ot trying to do th e hn possible. "Th e p estpre tty' well act van ('ecl cases a~~ on r€'r, 'Two t arn tl lE"s ha d a close call fro~ o r d wher e t h e li fe o f l he pal,ent Itas house is in the 18th ward and Itl s t h e re . / to stay," sa lel Alderman Sullivan. " W e , I"' nOG BITES A LETTER d eat h by pto maine poisoning earl)' las been prolong-eli ~o m e years: .' ,. ' night. T h e v ic tims we re Mrs. ::\Ja ry mig ht a s well quit da llying and go D r . G. Emo ry Lochn'll' s atd : " t '" ~ o.J'Ill n n " ' nite r. R Je tter carrIer 'Wa s Coate!'; and her dn ughters. Ma ry, Edna b l t.t"~n by a dog At Xo. 364 W1leon Stt'C'ct. all a theolY. W e ha ,' e no l yet fOlln ,l ahead with th e new bull ding." l' E'Tdn~' l1 ft ('rnoon. The nnlma.l belongs a nd Glad ys twelve. ten aM tViO years Ga ngnagel t ried to h ea d at'! the vote ye t o Alhert BinkowskI. who occ npl f>oS the an ythin~ t h at is a sure cure f o r t he old w h o lh;e at No. 470 ClInton strc... t : on th e bid s by d eclaring no mon e y Is front ot t he bo usC'. and Who Is willing 10 d h:ease: ' DO~\' n and Violet Clark. ten and ~e\'~n availa ble to pay for t he bulldln g, but h nt"e 1..be dog t urned over to tbe b ra ltb otH. Dro p O ut of View . yea.rs old. who Jive a t No. 30 BrOW:1 sever a l a lder men swee tly a s s ured him rlnl s for exn mInntJon. The d og catch nrs nr. " -. .f. :\ el!is was ind ined . t o l ore nrter It. th a t a b ond iss u e would t a k e care of th ink lil Ue of the id ea ot Vl\,('rlllatlOn s tree t. CI k! Isc:.t The Coates visited t he . a r ('dt. th a t. A m otion t o awa rd t h e co ntrac ts fat' t llberCll lO:-1 is. " llrom ti me to ti me to th e low bidde r s was ca.rri ed , ninetee n night and ha d s upp er there" , I~:a me we h ea l' of l lt ese th ings." sai d Dr. :\e lto four, a lderme n Land~h e ft, M oes t a n d n tely a fterward little Glad) 5 dor!rr Hr. "They often p ro mise ~ rea t reo Elmen Smith votl ng wit h Ga ngn a gel aga ins t It. I " ult,. bU I afler a whil c they d rop o ut violently ,' 11. P a tIman ro lled Dr. o f t.he twelfth precinct ca the The low bidders are Willla m Schuo. "iew a ntl are fo rgo tten. _~u to psles S ch a efe r, who ca rried the ba.bY t~rect macher, m asonrY, $30,994; Philip J. P. o ;t~n reveal Ih e fact l hat pa ti en ts Ita,'e Ge rm a n H ospital on .Jefferso n s ' Rose nkra n z, carpentry. $5,775: But[a lo cadliP' i n lhe l u n;;s an d t ha t t hey Iwa1 Rooting & Manufac t uring Compa ny, Dog bit a little Boy, near Gen esee at re()t. I tbe Ufl. These people a t o ne time had Afterwa rd. a.t short In ~e~:n p.~o tbe rooting, $1,826; Vau x & Co., he a~lng, $6,orthlngtol1 Kloben, eleven years old cOt, s umpUon an d !!ot oye r it someh o w others become 111 and were a . III A760; Da rk & Co., plnmblng, $6,700; total, at No. 284 Onta rIo street wa . blt by ~ a n d tli ed of another m alally. I r ememe tes was "hleh vcn . $62,095. bulldog yesterday In th e calf of the ber one e-a.::e o f a 1)la n ,, 110 died o f hospita l. 1\I rs. oa had ca t in the Cla rk house'k at the me.3 l. The n came a reso lution fr om t h e com- right leg. The w ounds wer e d r essed b y Brigh t's disease and th e au top'y r ela pped up some of the mll d laS ta ken mLttee" on sanitary m ea Sures p r ov iding a physician In th e neig hborhoOd and the t ea lecl lhe fac t that he Itad se"eral ~bowed signs of lIlnE'"5S, an \\ for a $50,000 Issue of bonds to ru n tw en- dog w ill be h eld f or observation by t he lt m~ t"avities a ll h ealed. Th("~e fac t . r b~eT"alion . ty year s at SY.! per cent. to p ay for the h e, lth d epar tment. to the hospit al or o · roman Dr. . ha' e spurre,l bnr terio logist' anti oll,_H tbe hospita l Dr. H;rdY a~d Dr. ne w h os pital. A ld e rm en Gan g nage l and ers to continue l lt eir im'estigations to r Storck, Dr. Schaetc , Dr. h patients for Lnn ds heft cast th e only votes a gai nst It . see if sometltlng cao not be fouo(l to Zingsheim v.'ork ed o\"er l e c hetk tlle (lisl "). !; e o r CUfF.! il in the parhouTfI. A ll will Te<'Ovtr . fi T~t to ~bO'" Iv stages:' Liltle Gladys Clark, tho . the mo.t D r . Ilenry IIlI n, of Vlashin~lon oleoning was signs o f t h e P h ' babv was a la ven ue. waJ.; al:-: o in clined lo ~iyc lhe ser iOUSly atrected. T e to the hospital tlteo n ' of th e Italian !J h y ~i eian little mos t dead when ta kl>n had to be takrn red ence. a.n d extreme measurefl: to r ev iVE" it. bt at n nearbY The mllk was belli" IneRS of the can. grocery store. l'ncl.,al u1d' have <auoed In which It "'as k~pt "" thetrouble~.____________--- W APR 7 l904 --- I I I PH 9 _ I APR 1 I I !~ee~~~:~~:: t~~S~~~~~ ~~eal-Ptomaines APf1 8 - 19D4. I r: -- no �p PR 1 3 1904 L LLE " -: tvlI:S. ' / FEVER BACrLI, l'~ {lOO'J _ ~ ~ n (,l rtp n t VI'lth t h p Fta lement 0 r Le . • H pa lt h romml s ~ l o n pr of Ne: Yo • 8l atE", th a t mt1lfoTl~ u"on mllllons ot lIa r s arp annnall y loIH to t h,.. peo p!e - DING AND PAVESEWER, BUIL ldlJNT CONDITI ONS REPORTED - _ROCHESTER'S THANKS, EALTH ~oa oner Greene od ' - !iiIOffii€d Aldermen ~ha~Yon bevl\I"al occasions com· plaint has been made to his department by o,,'nere ot property on Trenton Al"enue that they were unable to com· ply requirement! 01 the commlsaloner. regarding the uD!anltary con· dltton 01 their premises, This 18 due to the lact that the maln sewer In the street Is too shallow and wlll not allOW ot sutftcient fatl trom tbe houses to carry ott the sewage properl)". In his communication, Dr. Greene sayS. "This condlUon is a nuisa nce and a. menace to the occupants of the houses which are arrected by this condition, "I understand the QuestIon ot a sewer in Trenton Avenue 18 In the hands ot the CommIttee on Sewers. As a sanitary measure I ~vould respectfully ...commend that Your Honorable Body take thIs subject under consideration and make proper provt&lon ot pro per se~'age tacilltie. at the earliest possible date." Commissioner Ward ot the Depart· ment ot Publlo works reported that the pavement In Woodside Avenue, be~ tween south J>ttrk AvenUA and Abbott Road, and 1n Ftllmore Avenue, between Ferry Street and scajaquada Creek, which wa. laid I.te In 1900, Is In a very unsatisfactory condition. The nBtura.l asphalt rock pavement ~'as laid In these streets. and Col. Ward has been Inlormed that the Federal Asphalt Company 01 Chicago, which supplied the aophal~ cannot lurnlsh any more, as the affairs ot the company are now in the hands of a receiver, The E a~ tern Construction Company, which laid the street!, does not care to replace them with the same material. The ma.tter was relerred to t he Streets Comm ittee, Oil complaint 01 Health Commis sioner Greene, the Department of Pub· ~lI c Works has Inspected the premises H with • at Nos, 23 to 41 Commercial St reet, owned by lIrs, LouhlQ Rhauensteln, and reports that It found the three· !tory brick bulldIng referred to Is sreatly In need ot repair, It has Men In bad condlllon lor some time It Is averred, and Is gradually ~owlng worse, Th. report 01 the Building EUffau inspector says' .11 do Dot consider this bulding sate (01' tenants, and It should be pia,. carded," The building was placarded and h a s ~ l nc8 been vacated. Col. Ward a sks for a uthority to tear down the struc. of the S t ate th rough n rp\,pnta h le d is · ease E! is th e ann oun C'pmpnt by t he- A gri· c ultu ral n pp'Htnll'~n t ot thp Unitp.u R tate~ nO \ 'PJ'nm( nt that an pX'Dprt h as di~c ov e r pd that typ h oid ff'vf' r . m::t larllli [ PYf'r an il mo~quHops ("a n b ~ ex te r mi· na tt'd a b ~(llu t f)ly. It l~ claim ed t hat l he wntf' l" Systt'1nS of thE' J::'1'f"a t (' h it's can he purifi ed ann sfa~nant. and o ffensiv e pools can bf" elimlnR.ted h y t hp u ge of t h (" Bordf'au - mixture, a preparation of copper s ul p h ate. lime and water . Th is mixt ure ha!'. bpen tn u ~p to r man:r g po · eratlons in sp rAyi ng tr u lt l re-es t o k JIl Insects and dl9€'ils:es , and t he 'won der· lu i E"x te n ~to n of its u ses w as bu t r e· ce ntl)' d iscoyerN1 b y t h e A g r ic ultura l Depar tm pn t d ur ing t he t'xp e r lme nts to fi nd some mean s of des troyi ng d iseases wh ich att8(' k w a tercres s an d othe r aquatic v eg etati on. The !IDlutlon un it es with the parasite and the alg ae, or gl'pe n slimy su bstance i e h is so commonl y see n on th e sur· face of s treams, a nd a ll th e g e1'ms di e, a nd, toge th er w i th th e sli m e, si nk t o t he botto m, a n d th e wat(>r I s t he n pure and as clea r a s c rystal. This algae fur· Ilt:::hes food l or m osq u itoes, but the solution d estroys t his l oad a nd conse· quently the p es ts whic h spread malariell fe ver. ' "-lth the UE=e ot the Bordeaux mixture it is cla imed that the water supply or the cities ca n b e clea ned and p urified a t a greatly d ec reased expense. Some ot the larger c ities ha.ve spent $25.000 to ;30,000 In pumping air to clean out theIr res ' voirs, b'1t wh ere the Bordeau x 80on was applled the reservoirs were leaned successrully and p romptly a t an expense of only $400 or $500, In the d estruc t ion 01 typhoid bacillus the effec tive ness of the solution is said to be really magical. One part In ten million s pans ot w a ter will destroy the cacillus in one hour. The Boards 01 Healt h In New York and Boston are now experimenting with th e Bordeaux solutton and it 's believed that the water in those two cities will be pu r ified a t a small e x· pense. The Agric ultu ral D epartment is also continu ing its experiments and w1ll ma ke a r e port at the r esul ts within a few mon t hs. The importan ce at this discovery can hardly be measured. Typhoid is a ter· rl ble s:oourge and it Its germ can be de· stroyed , as claimed. there will indeed be great ca use for rejOicing t hrOughOJu t "lle land, ,-----.AP-R 1 6"" JIMES~ w" APR ROBB TALKED TOO I LOUD IN THEATER I 1\j1j4 R Ee l 'rA t, S ;\IA L I ,-POX I E XCE !i'CAR E D SO;\I E EXPE R - OF '1' II E PAT RO N'S A ' V .\ L Asher Robb of ~o. 121 Im &on Street r ecently was dtsmt~sed from the Qua!': - Acoordlng to Health ~ ssioner an tlne Hospital as be ing c ured of small Walte~ Greene. the American Pub- pox. Robb is 23 y ears old and amon g II c H h is pastlm-e s Is occasional atten d an ce eaIth Associa tion is making a at the theat e rs . So it was to a th ea te r strong ettort to bring about le gislation t hat he hied hlrns e lf on the night of th e whereby the standard of milk consumed day he was re lea~ed from lhe . . ho ~plt a l. In the State ot New York will be raised At the theater Robb b e gan t e lling a to a plane ot absolute purity. friend a bout his experlenc p at th e h05h~! I, the plan 01 the association t o pita!. Robb didn' t kee p his yo ice low e a bill i ntroduced Into th e next enough and some o f the (olk s siltin g r:glSlature calling for the Inspection ~ cows when a dairyman applies to lth Dep~rtment for a ltcense to 8e~ ot m~~k. In thiS manner all producers herd would be obliged t o have their foun~ ~~am ~ed and it the inspector tlon h e an1r a1S in a healthy condl· Depa e WOtu certify to the Health rtmen to that ettect and the ma n ~tOUld be given a certificat~ allowing m to distribute milk, These InspecUhon! would be made at different times t ereafter. The Idea Is ad,'anced by BacteriologiSt William Park 01 New York City b'th whom Dr. Greene spent severai y~~~ during bls r ecent vis it to New Hr n ea l' heard him tell or h is €xp erle nce. One by one they got u p and left t h e playhouse unU I Robb a nd his fl'ipnd \\ er e sitting In a circle of empty seats. T h e managtment finally induced Robb to Ie-ave the play houn by r ef unding h~ 1 admission money to him, ac('ording t story told at th e Health.....Ilapartment. la ./ CHE~UCALS • ~ IJ'I CAN'T !Xl1E GREAT TV· t PHOIO 0I 8COV PURIFY WATER" C hief of Health Bure all Says th e Bor, deaux Mixture Is Im practicable fo r Uses Ascr ibed to It, TYPHOID "'It ",oul,} h. tn IIhll(,tll tho STILL a Effectiveness Discredite by t he Buffalo Authori ties. TI p-por t-; from "" tn, h in~ton nrc to the eO'eet t hllt llip d lO nli,ls in the Do"artme nt of .\~l'irnltUl' e hnve di~co v('red n ch emica l proc(' ~ ~ w-lti('h -when pu t into operation will kill t~phn id germs nnd min· utE" fl'p~l , wutcr plnl1t~ iDjurioll~ to henlth . 'I'his <ll~eoH' rr. if fiO, i", n great aUf" antl no lon~f'1" will we tenr the rn ,'nges of that denth d £'nler , typhoid. T he reporr~ from the n'ntionn l ('apilOl ~tate rhat the nn· thoritieF; l'E'fl1~E' to g in" out the chf"micnl nnal~'7.nti on of thi:'. ~e rm de~troyer, but Snr thnt it i~ ~\1r(>, sinlple find 110t e:oq)enbi Ye. Thf";r ~nr the death denliu!, pro-pen ~itie~ of thi" ' preparntion werc stumbled upon bye. nC'ddellt, n nd thnt e:r-peri· mellts hoye found it to be sure Bud RAG I:'\G fl"f hl',1 ..;ll>ll \1"kw.tI';1 IIf dl"',n l{,d,., for the I Inlililllflll 01 u (It\',,,", "ut£'I '"'uj'pl\"," ~,qll u,· Aillll,tt , whu I~ .11'""1 chief haC'lI"-· iIIln~I~1 {of th" Jilln'all of lJp.llth, tn · day i.1 fji~( 'U"''' l1l~ 1h,' ""l- Hordf'~ttlx tmxtur~ rl'pI)I' l t'll tll,co\'er d h.\ tilt. .\ lITlcultUl".\I Ih'lIll rtmf'nt, 11 We 'hington. a~ a Lii!<infr'('tant tt, puri l Y w ..ltrr ;,lnd 1(1 11 typhOid h III \\'{> b '-11 ( tH'I' '::;(:1'111<.;. " Il w ould III a ~t('O in t he '''' ,"ong dlrt'(- . lion tCj . llac'(' ('hl'mle-aIR in OHr w a t('r ~upI d\"." hi atld"d. -'and Ihe pilln 1:0: inron:-;1~ t l' IH , .... 111'11 \"~ ("on!-;if l l'l till' ~tH:nuous ('Horl!" ll1aflc hy ollr 111Ii( I.II~ to prt"'\'PI,t I h"lllif ,lI:-- I r011l hi Ing .l,hkll lU (ood hUp111h·.-. ;,11.1 tiH' jl<'Il:lill. ~ all;tehrocl tlwn-tn speE'd,r. It 10.; douhllltl til m::. nllnu I f l lH:'lIlil'd l ~ l'his report j:; taken with n grain nl l ,lll IJllrir,· til!' \",.11 r P'II-" watf'1' Is thl) snit h )~ men lornlly, whQ tenr that the I,'-"t nJl ~ll1t' III (>l1mlll<1llng tilt' typhoid '(1'\"'1 gl'r111 dud II lh,tt I~ unalluinabh_ Qun litle51 ot this new cliscovery nrP exn~we' ~lflul't Il'!" n"xl ht~t mc:,111!'O. I h E" tllU,t· ~erAted and ~t retched a few pointf;!. Dr. ' Vnlli:'lm G. Bi5l~ell. Cit~· Bncteriolo"'i~t ~f (lr tlw ,,""itT Ijllf' ,tllHl tlr Llw di.:.illiC'c-tion of W dl('l c.'hetn1c;d~ I~ Illlt Ill,," 1)'\ an\' me<I1l~ _ It j~ (JIlt· t1!lOn whith u. great cit:a l nf cox· pt'rillll'lItul wurk lhl~ i)et'll tJ('Il£,_ Th 'rp 1;-\ 1,0 gl' l m "a:--It-r to dl'~lrllv than tht=' tqlhold gl' rm, Bni1tng' thl' '\<-It(-,l: will do the' wor k. anti do It llUit'kl) "Cht-0l1f'1I1 mi ,. t\lll'~ ,H'C' u~erul fo r (-er- 111111 " TI1f' Buffalo. wn~ seen b~' ,.. a Buffalo reporter and asked hi:, opinion _ lle f:nid that he had beard of this prep nrntion, and he is rnt,hC'r s keptical n!'i to the elIectiTenes ot the di!'ico,ery n ; rf'~ard ~ its ability to ex· terminate ~erms o f the d i8 pase of trohoin . ~~~~I'\!~~~~t~~:.~i- Bl~~~:' ~l~e\h~~_~~,~chi((>~~~ " Ty'Phoid fever, be ~dl " could he E'nI,d with it IH:CU!i.l1· \ e~dabie g l 'O\\ th , or t irely extermiinnted if the excrete of pnd ~P 'HlgV ~ort. t-IlIItLillil~' it nausea ti ng adlll, tiC'nts nre thoroll~hly disinfeeted or de· ,tnU (' h t'mi";l l ~ ''' ' I"£' 1,: E'(' ti \'(>ly us d to d ~tro~ t hf' "nn, th stroyed. This is not done in e,er~ CA, (' 'Tlw U~E" of ('ht' l11i UI,1:..; tn connl-ctlon w it h nnd the ~erlllS nrc carried into the bodie~ ~;~.~fl~'~l~J,~~lil~~:,,~\~~n~ ~~~"I> P:~I!:~:tl:~1 t~:~~'jlld~ from wbi('b we ~et OUI" s llP1)ly of drinking ~ 1'o " lh 'II ~om" <.Iu(' h \'(gelsbl,·, hUl l h UH.' wnter with the re'mlt that the di~en:;e i~ ~l' ll~lI-' L1 ouht" III" t hf' tl~{' of ('hl."ll1ica l!'o with spread _ Then, tOf), th el'e are mnny per· U " II \\' In l>Ulify in£; I Ill' wat('l" supply, sO ilS who pn~!' through n mild nttnck or " rr, huwe\ I rou r t'('o mmtncl lh~ ac1 J !. .. . '. ~ l if'll nf thp111lt'i.\ls to ~t' W N~t~' I)R'-1si ng 1I1l(l tY IJ.b Old te'·E'r Without knowlDg thnt they 11 \\ ~\le r ,"i~I ~>Tll:'-: ~ o~' ,nf ,('ou r~e. ~bR ~~' U~.~ I V e s uffering from ir nDd in t.hnt manner t hf' I':l~ .•1.,4 1)1 H ,\ .l~l' 1Il1t/ t l_1' ~, .Il.. . "'fhe ~el'm8 s:et nhrond_ I tbmk thi~ re. f~,I\lr:'(1)~'t.~!1~ll~11~11{'~'hll~ t~~\t::;_\\~I~t:'~~ flit!' "}I~ POrt from 'Yashiugton etating that "11 .Jt'OOlthe t it' .. llle til till" (IUehtitlll, and mOb t effective exterminntor of the typhoid I" ol)h~ \\":lI11 the wnl~ 1 frl'(> of s~ 't\·a ~ ·' . , germ b ns bt'en found i~ a triBe exa~ltet. '\"t'll If It i!'O I'l!llUI.'II'ft tu't" II" RIlI11t:! ('i1f'nlle:)1 prn(-co.;!,\_ ra ted, I b e I'1eTe t 1le on Iy W!ly to (Ie!otroy "If t."h('miC'dls \\l'll' '1l111t"'ll ll~oph' \';ouhJ til£" %lE'rms I!" h\' sterilization or bT m('nn~ irnagllOP I ! A('u ll ilr, nd''11_ att,llcheu til thl of filtration. \\.tlll"_ tht'\" "Quid IIl1a;:!,ll1( It malle lh~"'l )11 .In<! J"!;l r mful l'('~u1t,~ ...-uu ld doubt lp!-s TESTS PRO, ED gATISFACT OR I'. 10111'\\. ('\"l'1l \\"('1",' tlw plan d~l'nll'd ((-,dThe !'olution . :-.aid to be one of CO'P'Iler, f i !~ ~\lf h.t ~v"lf'm 01 di!-illfl'ctillll (If SI:" \\ . wns originally intE'nued for use in (le· 0.1:::'(> i~ ;\ It'mnorary mak(·~hjft. I un not ~t ro~'ing the minute wnter plnnt~ whi(,h lH\'"or .Ill! thing ll1'll wUl 1,11stnll' t l e .:ti~I..,· fo rm on tJhe ~l1rtn('e of re!1>er,oirs nnel lion dirC'I'tt'u tnw.ln\ it Illililk..tllon M w.+.· frf?'~h wnter nodu's nnd nre injuriou~ to It r hv ll'fUl"I' 'rIlt' 1t'~U I ~l tl ons of t'\'('l ~ tatf" a!"alm~t til!"' pl)IlUtlOll !.If the w alt. 1 health . "rhile experimenting nlonli!: this ( n U I !'O{~ t':n~ 1111£'0(1('11 10 rNhH'I' the (>d l I." line the Cchemis t~ also discoTered thnt it R minimum .\ slnc'lPr lntl' rpl'et a.ti on of de nlt n dent:1 blow to th e typhoid 1!erms. l--llnlt.l1\" rt'r.:ulatlni1,~ w I)uld do m uc h l ) purify 'lh(> wal<'r S1I1,pl\" 'flw I'.,.~ul a tll)!l_" EXIleJ'imentA w('rf' then started in thi~ di" f t ill' I.A~q-i:.;hltlll'l' 01 l\I Hl'i .. a("hll~p ll~ h:l\-l' l'ection nnd reports s tate thnt they proved (1'"'111:"' 1l1(l~ ,. ttl J:'hT .l Ollt"(" wa ler ~up p l.\entirely SAtisfactory. The solution if;; per· I han .\n\'ll'ill:; I l~now IlL T hpy arE" Uti ' f lilt l:--th- Hlld 11IIt Illlau.lIuai:ll(' :<1'1) [HI" ,1;"'1 tecU~r Jlarmle~~ when used intelligently, Ihis !=Hall' J, ,nlll-f'I'lw<l and is f:0 dilut(>d that n p~r~on may drink Then' 1!l: l:fI :l!utll'I'V'lll !If l il l 1:,--ph,O i(\ 1"1· , no:,{ quantity Of wa ter without being ntH'\' ("lith-mit:', lilt' rt nurb hy Jlhy~kl ~n" 1 , th E" H\lfl',aH ,>I Ilcallh from la~t Sat Ul · {eeted by it. It is odorle~s, colorless nnd Il a\ until nnllll lO·ci.J:'- J~:.!re g"lI:1(~ 1!1:1 also tn~teles5. (:.H'!C~. Th(>~(' I \glll"t'~, t'()rr('~pond \\ It ll lhe The chemilJts nt W a!:'hington are- DOW IIP \\ (':lse:o: 101' a .. 1.mll:l1 1)~rioll lU~l '"' t'P k,! l )r __ \ hho n, ,,; hid (it 1h(' 11t,,,l th Burea u. working on 0 pnmp'Wet which will deat I'('li(t\-f'~, 110\\' (>" 1"-' 1' that ,t hE' 11'('t!1"(1 ~tlr nc '\\ with the dlsco,'ery and it will be ready in t':l. '-('" will II.- t h(' 01" hlg-h a~ lt \, I-t~ ];\..; 1 8 short time. Vntil this buHetin is com· Wt'fk ;t ... t11C li mf--' for IIl ft>\:t!tltl _ U11(' tn th\.· Hlrrijl~ ull 0( lh,' l"ln r 11111 WillS by rrE':=h· ll}eten the solution vo'ill not be made c't!'. tIlrt'(.' \\I'{k~ .'2 1\_ i ~ thoU;;;n l III be I known and tbC'n any person (I plying lor I m~t, the formula will be EUp'plied with it an<l given d irections in regard tQ a pplying it. The report soyo that the boord. of henlth " ill be suplied w it h the tormultl so thn t it mny be npplied ill n mnnner thnt will be 0 benefit 10 the .uti ..e community, The offleinls at Wn~hin~ton ore unalli· mOUS in declnring the importance of this Many Cases of Smallpox are dh;covery, and tlIe l1ublication of the found-Houses quarantined, fOJ"Ulula ond the e ff~ct of tht' solution will h nye in killin~ tn)hoid germs i~ R,Ynitecl \; IX cases of smallpox were d iscovered with muoh interest b~' t he public at hn,:t'. in two houses o n Lord street b y Dr. May A. sohnioD of tbis kind will 'be 0 benefit of the health deportment y esterday. to mnnk,_I_n d_,_ _ _ _ __ T hree of the patients are m embers ot the "·isnet family, a t No, 33 Lord s treet, where th e mot her, 1.1rs. Barbara Wisnet, John. s ixteen years old, and Frank, six yea rs old. a re s tricken. The)' have been sent to t he q uarantine hospital and the pollce are g uarding the house. Next door at No. 31 Lord street, Alvin Campbell, six years old, ]'Tartan Camp· bell, nine years old , nnd Louise Camp· bell. (our yea rs old, are s uffering trom the d isease, At 8 o'clock last nlght J ames Bamberger of No. 18 Watson street, wa s r~. moved to the q uarantina hospIta l suf't:el · In from smallpox. Bamberger Is 21 years old and Uyes ~... Ith hls parent s a t the a bove address. It was reported there was a. wedding in one ot the houses just betore smallpox was discovered th e re. I I}' l C I I �At thp end .,r MtN'n days th~ eOl'ds t hat \\,"" ri> "l ruIt nt upon rl..>n1n'·nl, C'ntJ l'ely lose 1 (I YDROPHOBIA ! IS INCURABLE , Treatment by Pasteur Method Is Only Preventive. THE VIRUS IS PREPARED Its t-ialUre Prevents Its Transmission for Local Treatment--·Why Patients Must Go to New )orb. or Chicago, ('a~ t~S of hydrophob!Ll :l1'E" SU rare that lht:' m p t h odR employed in th:>il" mt nt l'l1 owtl. nol rll"'P gf'nel'ully tl'PR t- Tht.! public Is aware- of the practice of ~pnd­ to :-:ew York persons who ha \'0 lwen b~· animals under to d e \TE> lop circumstances hydrophobia, fOl' Hu f'rnlo has had occfi!ilon rec.3ntty th f'iI' "l rulf'llee, On the fourteenth day HrtPl' }'rT1lln·a l tht!y h n ve a slight de-goree \,)( yirull'nc'f', and as suc h nrc usctl to be_ gill the tren tmc!1lt. ]11:1.IlI1('r. 1'"7\'('lT day ;1 POJ'lIl111 t1[ UIP ('Ol'd n littl e- ~tl'on:t,"I' 1:-0 gi\,(~!l, until til1ullv o-r Ht thf' "Ilel pf tIll' tl'l·i.ltment a po r tinn tht" ~c\,{-l1th day I'twd, the most, irul('nt ('01'11, is injl'('tf'tL Th(' tr'l'tltuH.'nt Is nll'il~d In indh'ic1u,ll hit("~. Hites ahnut th(' (·o'·t."l't.'d portion of tht" hody 1'('(11111"0 fHu"'pn c1ay~' trealllwlIt. Ritt's upon the fUl'f' 01' h!1I111s. Ill' tn bites [n1(l1 wol\,ps 01' ~k\1nk~. thp U'(' ltpwnt is f'OIttinllE'cl for ~OIlW It (illl!' }(1I1g('r. is t lwlt "illtl'n~i\-l'" lH l'au,,"'t~ hitfs J1lal~ nrc Jlwre Yil'uh nt. from (·:-lllt..' d Ow stH.'h Llni_ The PXPU1SC ot maintaining n Jaho r nbuy wht'}'£> a qU;lnUty of ('m·d!; may be l(ept wou)(1 make quill.' .tn itf'1ll in Jnllllil'XIWI1~t'~. ~ral\y nW,il1t~lill lahf)rntnri~!'t nt' C'itiC's canno t thIs kind, anCl it is quitp as pLtin that ('on19 c-unnot Yt'lT wl'll h(' tl"an:o::mittp<1 to a di~tallCt..:>. as such ('ords I'" 'lidly lo~p theil' Ylrulen('I"~ ~lIld in tl"illlsportntion would be subjN'tNI to ot11c·), ('hnllg£'~ \\hith mif;h t l'PIHiPl" them dattt.:'~r()us to the patient should thl"Y b~ SllOilt:'u in tra n8it. l'ipal to the pallents to X ew York; that th e PastpUl' serum ('uul<.l hnye been s('nt to BufruIn and th t"" pprsons bittf"n {'oulo hnn~ bN' 1l tl'e,ltetl there, DI', ~P. health commissiont'r of nlLfl'~lh'•• i!'; qf thE' opinion that the serum is of such a nature that It could not bf" s ont to Burt'alo from New Y\..)rk and l'l'tain its efflciC'ncy. '[ oWi>,'el', hi" pJ'opO~f'S to make a ('los~ in,'csligation of th r proposition. becau!-;c of the gr('at saYing of expen~e that w ould result if thi s co uld be \done, Roc'hest e r PJIY"'leinn' s Opinion. A Po~t Expl't'~s reportf"r In conYer~at inn with a pl'omlnent. physician (lr this ('ity to-day lenrnC"d t hat in this countr)' Pn~t eu r institutes for th t" tl't>-atm\..'ll t of ra'bks n l'e localed in :Xew York. Ballhn{wC'. Chicago, nnd one or two other lurge- ('itit's, The freQuen cy of I'abies in animals, and t h e COI1s E"qul'nt hydroph obia In man are muc h grpater thnn the public commonl~r suppose~ . rl'h e e!:ltablishme nt of Pa$.teul" In~ titutp~ fol' the treatment of hydl'ol.lho bin. In man by lh!?' Pa~leUl' llU't h od t~ not onl}~ t'xpt>n!-.'1. , ·e. but the detuil!'; of the preparatlon of the yirus art' such as to requ lr(' the constant supervision of an eX))Pl't truiJwd in tlwo production of lhl~ \"11'U8. 111 the Pl'ouuC'Uon of t he \'iJ' u~, ~lJlll In the treatm ent of hyd l'O phobia . ],)o.~t(,Ul'·R orlglnnl mNhotl h a s L('t"1l \'1,'1')' Slightly mudifiec.l. The treatml;'"nt (.'on~i:.;,t~ vt the il1j..,-cUon Into th e II:ltif'Ht blt lt'l1 b:r a rahid aninml, or s\llJ J.!o~tlll to hi.l\'t' b~ell bitten by n rabid ani1l1al. llr at tE"lluatp(l ,'h"u!'; ml1l1~ from tht' !:'plnal (·o1'l.1s of rabbits thnt hn"e u\..~1\ ino(' u latl..'d with Yiru~ (rom J'iluid d\l~H, ThE" tl't;'atm~nt or h~;urophobia is 11P\' t'"J' curs tI H~. Aftel' II hn~ once de\' eh} )} ~u, not \,"me ('a.~t" In H t hou.~a.nd l't'Th!~ tl't>utnwnt or hydrophobia j~ Ill·en.-nUy,. It ~houh.l bl'> bC'gu n im ""l1lately a(tC'r thl" patient has Ul'l'n uitt . J t may be ~l1t.'ct'~sful \\ h~n th bit'"'~ nrt" not upon thp face or hmuls 01' olht'l' e-":l)o!"etl pOl'tlon~ of th(' body. If hpg'Ull (.\"t~1l a~ lat~ f\!o\ thl'\~~ Ot' fnur \\ eel"S' nfter th~ lJlU". 'I"1te reason!'; for lh~ f<lilul'e~ tn tilt' trt.'atmellt to bl? dE;'. ~I" ' 11,"'~1 are llut'1 til the l)atl('nt·!:> {"oming. I,l t.> (Ul' prey 'lit IYt;' ll't>atml!HL How Yl, ' u -.l I CJ l"'n:opnI'cd. 'J hp wOI'I, o( IJl'q):tl'ing tht." virus be4 g;n:-t In the InUolntOl'Y nbt)ut as follows: ~\. small portion uf thl" brain I~ taken fl.'om a raulll do~ and illj£OClE'd inti) the bnlin of a rabbit. ACh'r thi~ rabhit (k\'l~lop~ rabie!l, the \'I ru~ i~ takpll from 1t~ hl'aln nnd tnJ l'tpd into nnnthpr l'uhbit. Th('~~ InJ·,\·tltlIlS art' k,,),t up in !-'erit:~ untl1 .1 bllUl un h111\111"('11 Ino('ulatIons h tn-e brPll l1Ulli"'. The- rllbhtt~ then dIeuniformly III frUin ~ix to ~('\'el1 (bys aCtf'1' tht' h'h)C'ulntl{HI~. 1"hls I~ known a~ tht" " JlXl"}" "Iru!"!. :'\0 morC' potent '~Irus ('n n be- 111'0<1 Ul'l'd. rrhl~ ~I)innl cnl'(}~ or the r;ahbitl=l dying ot "iol Ilt l.\bie~. (or "hat i~ c:ommon ly known a~ "E"lrl;'~t rable-~" ot d(lg~) are l"t"mnn"d lIlHlt.'l' l':lrt.'t'UI. nntl-sl'pth- PI'€'l·aution~. anti are hun~ tn jal":l ptal'pd nt n ('oll~tnnt t lTInerntut't in a da rk il'(' tIOX. Thl's orll~ nn' \·t'lT sU:'1('t>ptiblc l \ kmueraturp C'halHrc~ .. and bt".R"in to 111', ,John :t~l·il·tJitlll't'. hn:-. ju...::t I'PtHl'll(,tl. with Iu .. ,John J, l'ou!!'hlin Hnd Clayron 1\tEAT DEALER BEERMAN At. J. ~tlllldat't. frUll! tl tnul' of in:o'i)Cetioli LEGES MARKET CLERK of tht.> ('ow :o'tllul€':o: w!lh·h ... urronnd Bnf, WAS f"ln "",I fl'olll whit-h milk i, l",dlll<<I WRONG IN SEIZING lIl'.EF, throl1~h the «'itr" 0\ "; II re~\llt of thi:-; ,oisitution :-('\·t.'l'll l lllilk4lt~al(~t':-1 h:1v(' b('eu BECAUSE h it I nutitiC'd thllt. unl\,· ....... tlll'r spl't'dily compll offtciou~ 1; \~~~ pu:s~~met ~~ with tht' Ill\\, whit-It requires tItllt ~tnl.lle~ duties, Market Clerk Met~le IS })(' kl"pt in a (·ll\Rn Ilntl :-1nnit:lI'Y rumlitiou ,lIkely to be sued for S5ao this wee~ b~ th('~' \'~II hll\,,(~. tu nn ...wN· fol' it in l'oll rt. William Heerman l 8. whole-sale ana're. .\ botll :!tl Hnhll1s WPT\.' in~IH.. t'led llnd trul butc her doing business on the Elk the work of itl~iH\{.'tiun ;,rill Q(\ clIl'rit'd St~:;t l\~rk~t. In I ,. ''\ :- tl," "0"• l I'N Iln"OIll' ay, narket the clerk absence of f onnu".u, .,\~. , :« U. .... ... Heerman, onthe entered hl ttN' nntl l'ontlnuc natti all til£' stllhlN; H eerman's refrigerator and took from ill thi., ,·kinity hl\ ,'(' bpen ilt~p~cted . it two Quarters or beef, it Is averred On thl' tl'ill jlt~t (,I.Hllplett.~(\ thC' rtHllls and wi thout waIting for the judgment were in ~llch bud conuitioll thtlt frl'~ot a meat inspector or autboriauion 1}1l~lltlr th{\ ('al'l'ia~e in which D r. Graut from th e Heallh Department, he car : . I L rled the offend ng lH!er to .. barn be:nlll Ill'; HSslstnnt::- rode ~l1nk to the lllu~ longing to Dr. Claris, at Adams and 111 mud. .. Clinton stre-ets,- and threw It Into a .\ mulI:! th£, t,n'ntr \\'ho wen" \')~lt('d box stall. Later, when asked by Heer~ 8(' \'CI\ \\'£Oct' found wh~(' :::l;.thh'~ Wel'( man why h e h ad taken the beet, he in '.;tIt'll conuition thnt Dr. Grant uN'mel 1s s a id to have repHed. tl1t"'m a IIlt'nHl'l"' tn [lil' ht:>ulth of thos! "You know why I took it; It ""M dis· 'r' I ' ··1 eased, 1'otten and unwholesome," \\' I10m t IH:"V !"l'rn'f I, . le .... (' bC' \ (~l. aro Mr" Heennan lndlgnantly retuted the ,.\ udn'w lO('~ PY, who. Itn':-I on . .'llhtar. all egation and. atter ha.vlng with 80me roau, .fohn l;rl'l'Y, ,) uhU:-1 .\ Il,!.!t'lwzuk all' dtfficulty dis covered tbe place to wbich J uhn Hohl', who I"l'siue ill til{' lo\\'n 0 his beef had been ta ken, (Metzler re· ChE"ektmnu.m; " 'iiliulll Schnkl"ilft. wit fusing to d ivulge the location, he ob· rl':-idt':-; ou " "nlden an~nue beyonli th ta ined a piece at it and took it to the , " I -I' I' Health Department ror examl natton. l'1.~Y l1nllt~: ....\ h\..'ct h .. ep:-I( 1', who. In"~. 0 H ealth Commisslooer Greene and Dr. )\lI1g nrn I:ill'C'ct., Ul'YOIHI the Ctty hU I H eat h wen t with him and Inspected ami UPOl'g'(' Hpl.lz of 'I'oullwantlu. the heef and pronounced it wholesome .. ~\'Il of tht"St' Illl'Il." xnitl lJ r. C; 1'.111t I and perfectly fit tor sale a s food. n C'Olunu't'l'i1l1 J't"lll'l'...,,,mlnlivt', " hun' L('{ Upon learning this, Metzler I~ said to . . have approached Heerman and begged Ilotlfird by 1llC' thnt thl~y mu::t phu him to take bRck the meat and close their ~tnblt~s in n 8nnitHl'), condition, I th e matte r. ThIs Heerman declined to do, i~ l'(>(l~liretl br Ill\\,. 1 ~hail .... ive thl'In .saying that the publicity given the matter .• . .' ,.. . by the M.arket Clerk or others, had da.ml'E'lIsnu ·lblt., linn" III ·wlu(.~h to (.'omply \VII aged hls business far beyond the value I thl" In\\" Hilt! ,lihnll thrn Jl1llkl' tliloth. ot th e meat In Question. Id t ill"I)I!(..ti~)Il. Jf I tinll the pl'l'mi:-.rs lu\\ Whe n Meuler found that he CtOU nlo . . . . im pose the once condemned mea upon tI Iwt l)t'l·!t put lit n XUllIttll'), (;OlllittlOll, tormer 0" er, It Is !mId that be ~old it shuH at on('~' ~e('ur(' \\ UI'l"i.lI1ts for tl to a dealer. which upon the ma.rket b n nl ... t of the OWl1£'l's the In \\' t.lirecl taken to Indicate that the Clherk ~n~:!hr~ II ... , a poor judge ot meat. or c ange me to do. his opinions concerning It. <-lit the Mlme trip I .h. Urnnt look i When seen by an EnquIrer reporter Mr. a {'ouple of ('r£"lmerit'''' nt ~ll .. t AU l'or Beerman .said : ~ . . ~ , "r came upon the ntHI \\ (':,t }llllis nml found thrIll lU goo ago and have been s311itnry condition, a. nice little business, " If nO\o. 01lt.'11 ~igll!'i n bill whieh i has injured me s.,rlo'u""', , I' I d " 'I D (' t kn o ~ts or it and now 1ll 11:<) Wlt~, Sllll 1'. l' nlllt. "t I cannot tall uutit's of lilY otllt'(' will UP g'l'l\utly ir "I realize l'l't.'a~l\ll. ~\.s the Inw :-;tfllHis now it I I h~6~ t ilt' ,111lr of thp Gl"l\l'\'1l ~:\JlC'rilllent S u tion to ill:;:lW(·t the feeding sttln:~, as t hl' Ill'{, calletl, whirh arc it'd to t'tl tl 1(', hol's( uml hn,1 ~t;)Ck oC all killd~. . \ t the Jill ~c:-8ioll oC tht!' 1t"g-bhuul't.' HIl :1I11Cll dl11 (, 1 ! W ,\S intl'olhl('t"tl Illu<,ill~ thi~ duty .iu tl hlllldti of thl' !Stnte t'ol1lllli~l;I.iou(' r ( '1"'..tOI" 0.; 4 APR 24 1904 Bons "ork for treatm pnt. One of th o:'!e pe Nlon~ h as ~(l'n t wo rd to M I', Klip pf'l t hal it was unnece!'lsar)r to !:f·nd MO~I ~m or. TO SUE M......~ 'l.'l'{'ntm{'ut o r l"ntJe-nts. A ~mnll qUllntity (If the [uul'teellth day corel jo;: ruulwd up with IL liltll' glYt'(,l'inc ilnd '··at('1'. pl;wed ill :l. :-;'Yl'JIIgl:' ilIH.l 1114 j€'l'kll lH'1f'ilth thl:' ~kin of il hiltt'n 1)clti('nt. Thl' IH'xt 'fiuy :\ portion of thl" thlrtt"'ellt 11 (In.y en!" I I~ ,!"h-PIl [11 lht:> ~am(' b('{'ome e!-;))€'cially jntercstc>d In this sllbjet't by ren~on of the fact that foul' perw ~rt:' bItten by a. dog own€'(l by Philip Klip pel or that elly and WI re ,. BOB , VEAL DESTROYED. Car~asses Seized on Elk Street Market and Destroyed ,by Mr, Metzler. Inspector Ras t or the H e~h Department a nd !\Iark et Cler k lIIe tzl e r seTZed a numbe r of ca r casses ot bob y ea I On th e Elk street market lafe .if rld ay. Th ey poured k e-rosene 011 o n the. meat and th ereby made it untIt. tor sale. 'r he butche r to whom it bt"longed protested he thought the veal was all rlght, hut th e inspector de~ ela r ed It looked a. If It h'ld h P e!l kll l. :l too soon and insisted on llestroying It. " ~:V e h aven't had much bnb \ ca l {,n the market~ this ::sp ring but lI~ v Erthe~ less we nre k eeping ;\ s~.l1·P :uoltou t fo r It ," said Market Clerk ~I etz l el' las t eve n ing. " N ow and then we find so r. 'e always dest roy It." , o 2 3 loot .... , ,LIR ER., QETGOOD MILK NO\V AGRICULTURAL DEFARTMENT OFFICERS SAY FRRSENT SUFPLY IS GOOD, As~lstan t Commissioner J. H. Grant of the State Dcp.utment of Agriculture RtnteR that the- Buffalo milk supply Is p urer now t han at .111y time in th "?' P"l<:lt, Dr. Grant ;1nd rn~pe('tol' J . J , coughlin and ("layton J . Inndh4l1"t went to E~tst Aurora r:IHl \Y e~t SE"neca tOd:l:" to Ill_ speC't rre(\t11(>rle"'l and ('he~~E" facto rips, Jn d:;lTlent~ were secuTf'd y('st£' r day tls;'ninst Rllrt Kelly and J ohn Spath (or ~elling ad ultC'rated mllk and Frank Glb- \ ~on tOl' !"l'lllng ~pUl'lous maple sy rup. Each fine was $50. APR 2 6 1904 r, ~tie- CO~d~ld\C IA L BITT E N BY A DOG . t~n Simon, rOOfS old, of !l81 Smith ~trt'(>t. wn~ bitt£'u by n tlo~ )Ion. clay nfrt.'rnoon while ~he wn~ at piny ill front of her hnn1l'. The dog i!\ OWDNI by Louis ,Yilht'rt of Ina P eckhnm str('~(. T ho bite is not of n sC'rio\H~ l\ntUl'e, .i r :- E three patients sent to Nc,,' York tr~e Burtalo 80l11e time ago to be tre ted tor h ydrophobia have bc~n dl,cha rged as cured. This n ews ~hOUld £I ve courage to any new \'ietims or d ogs, A bit. even b}' a mad dog is not JlecessarlJy fntal. The dang-er from ra bies may warrant th e precaution s t~ ken by th e h.alth authorities, but IN I L have no mad-dog panic, I ItS I -Phis Hllll'lldml:'nt wu s pn~ ' the go' nt lIU( of th"··....;orrvlnJ< Bun'nk hol\-e III !"I)I·t uf itlt,:t of 4'Oltllllying with the In,' 11S it now l'-Wlhl!", !l1ll1 wht) llln'e nt'v!? hCl'll fon't."'} tn un so. 11'nrtiH"'1'1I101'(', \ lit.'Plbl' uf .:1. ., is I'C llU ir E't l. HuLl 1 doubt i ~ figl'il'UItUl""', I I rd and b 1I0W in thl' hnmL-:: of ernor, ] f he- l'iign:-. it I ~hllll l.h';.:in nn in!"llN'tinu of l1l(' stock tlt"nlp!'!" who ~l\ll rppdilll.: stuff... in r!'lwl'€.' :tn' 1I1l11l~' of th£':-e who ' So WRES thun H Ycr~' ft:"w ,le:tiel's hnvf' :-t ud * tatC'lncnt. has becn issucd by the n 1il'l'IJ~c. t'Ht!t.·l' till' Inw, :lny Iin~ry rtment ot .Agl'i cultur(' denting e-m1Il~1ll who bll~:t:i ~t~n'l'lli ~dntl~ of ft'l"d I~nt p aUcally that the new !yphoid remrdy nU'\l'~ tht.lIl III ))I'OllortlUlls to <:lUll hll whic h mny be npplied to ((&tll :SPOHN ~l'lf, n:;; lJl:Jn~! Of. tlwm llo~ i:,; l'PQuin... ts th e Bordea ux mixture .• ~~hen to tnkc nut It 11l'~II~l" 'lh(' Inw fils Ex"prl' ~s commented on the aUeged ~:lf(,~lInl'(l ... lla' llUl'th' ~}f tll€' fO()t~ ~o~, cO"cry seyprn l days ago, it was polnt~ by. thl"sl" 4iealN"s nUll 1... "£'1'y stl'l{'t 11 I t I r rmaJ denIal!! had been. tlus rt.''''lll'l'l. 1"1"1)11\ ,,"hnt knowll'<ige out t 11\ no . the remedy hlln~ 4111 the sllhj\~l·t I bpli4'\'(' tlJi~ odic mad e at Wasbmgton that will lin H!' 1I1"ltt.\" of wOI'k in t.'llforcin~ lh wa s th e B ordea ux ml.xtuf& The Dtpro\·j:..;iou . . of tlli ... law if th e (lufn rcfl parlment otnc.ia.ls n ew bs\e DO tear mC'nt \)f it i~ g-in'lI 0\'(,1' to til\,' ~ttl t that this mIxture, ""hlct! fl commonly Ut"JI:ll'(ItIt"llt \..If 1\~rit"1111I1r('. r ega rded as polsonou., will be used by "1'lIt' :-;Ullll' l:~w ~ll'l)\·itlt.',-{ for thr lie<>J\' municfpalttJes or to,,"'n bond! simply ill~ hf tl(':t1I~l'" til 1t'J'rilit.!'l" nlld J1l'uddt.· on the strength ot th~ rE'}>frt that for whit! ::-hnll ilml...,lwll .) 111 t Ul' :-u)h p ea.red in a. .. "ew York newepaper. Evtn 111111(11' thh IH"'~tI.' hnt. WP hll.' f' but n f('\ a. remedy ,·ouehed f01' by the Departtlealt.'r"i III f('rtl\lzt'l'S III Hun alo nlld-r U( . t would not be readily re)i("\"\..' thl",\' ('\),III'll' with tli(' Inw." ment exper S t b polled at the calved. It It was 0 e a I ' - - - - -I'eseryoll's or nt the pumping station. tIl01'{l .p- �UT TRL"TE 4 TO STOP P!!~.OSlSOF TUBliJW"'" r - Actin! CalIlpaign to be stnrttd by Char.ty OrpIllPoonety - .-\PRIL :0, IQ04. }filt Th e T ever ttention ot T e Heal h Co ission er C all e d T o An l!lnportant Matter Conce rning H is D ut,,-. Nut i"eU. I ,0 3 11J04· ...... t ~ \..a5e!' ===oot:fRfER; l ~ELLINa IMPURB I FOOD IS CHAROED TO BE llR..UG " ED '" _ ('p R £lIE COffiT. ('ertall (,te h..1.' .. -;;: de,"e1- '-!!ted. �MAY 2 - 1904 Uf-R£l)S. PPOSED TO VACCINATION r x Terrier Owned by C. E. Tunkey of Glenwood Avenue Went Mad - A Little Girl Bit ten, Health Inspectors had a merry Time with unwilling Subjects on the East Side. HAD TO CALL IN PO LI CE One Vaccinator was threatened with Violence-Hos tile Sentimen t n o t general, says Dr. Greene. A s trong sentiment a gainst YRccina tion has developed in some parts or the c ity. It is not an organized opposition. No r is It sufficiently general to ma ke it a serious h indrance to the health <It''partment in its e t'forts to s tamp ou t .mallpox. It simply happens to be the {E>ellng ot single famBles here a nd t k ere C1R.t vaccination is a n unnecessary a nnoyance. During last weelt some of Health ('omlnlsstoner Greene's inspectors en ( ountered ha Ir a dozen instances in t:"parate neighborhoOds ..on t he East ~ Ide, whe-re the oPPosltIon amounted rdmost to hostil ity, an d the police had t ,) be called in to assist the inspectors t, e nforcing the- health ordinance w hich pro\-ides for vaccination as a means o f' V'eventing the s pread of contagious (:Isease, Tn one {"a~e, a young man, w ho had ~mal1pox , had been taken to the q uart !'l tine hospita l. An Inspec tor w e nt to the house where he had b een boarding, North DiviSion s trE'et. to vaccinate the other boarders . . Several of them l'etused to be vaccinated. " You're in danger of ca tching s maIlpo"," said the physician. " ''Ye a in't afraid of s mallpox," said C'Cle o f them, e.nd the others VOiced their (. orrobora tion. " Even it tbat is so. yo u must rememI ~ r that others have a r ight to b e prot '{' ted," said the Inspector. "If w e 3 1l,nved you to go unvacci nated, you 1 ' Ight become infected and infec t t., ( T hers." " There's no danger, an d T, fol' one, \"o n't s tand for yaccination," said one ( r the boarders. The others backed hitn "p. The Inspe"tor sa w that reasoning vru:. useless and he reminded them that t .) refuse wou ld be a vIola tion of the f 'ty laws and they could be prosecuted. , ''\'en t hat h a d no e ffect on the obsti1 ate ones. The inspec tor ,,'en t away. as i f he 1 , d g iven up the job. Instead he made rn'cpal'ations to ~ee that t he j ob was {'one. H e went to :1 t e lephone an d l l lled up the nearest police s tation, f t a ted t he case a nd asked t hat a n of'f'<'er be sent to the North Division r treet hous e at once. When the polfcellln a rrived, the inspector, under est t of the bluecoat. re-entered the l!o se and . despite !i;ome gr umbling, , it hin halt' a n h our had inocu lated all 1he unwilling boarders. At a nolher house on t h e East Side an i l~ pectOl' was threatened with Violence fr he dJdn't le.ve the house, H. l ett, l 'lI t o nly to call for police ass istance ;.' nd w hen it came re turned an d did the Yaccinating-. In to ur o ther (' u~e5 on as l'la ny different s treetfl on th e East S Ide practica11y the same thing happened. '!' h{' In:-.pfI'clors were successful in the ( '(1 in earh instance. I fealth C'omlnissioner Greene said .. - t'~lel'day t hat in the gr £' a ~ m nj ority or I I~~R vac{'ination I!'I co ndu c t e d withou t 1 he s lightes t tl'ouble a nd th a t mO!'l t l,Pfsons o( InteJlIgence a rc glad to have t 1" prolerUon that the citl' t hus a ff 1"'d8. "It is only in ibolated cases that I ]Jl,o~ltion i~ made, cases where the V'rAons do not und erstand tlle b e nC' l!t~ or vaccine A.nd the necessity for it~ ~ ppltcation to pl'eYe nt contagion. I do l ' Ot imagine t h e re is a ny very gen era l f ~ nttment a gainst vaccInation. I rathe r th ink that It j usl hap.p ened that our h ~ J)(·('tor8 ca me across so many oppon('nt~ in a singl e w ('e le " I wl~ h to QS8 ur(\ t h" publi c In g en"-al," said the comllli~Rioner, "th a t so long a8 t her,. l~ 8mnllpo x in th e city ::\nd fiO long a~ it is app a r E> lIt th a t yac I inatlon I!'II n{"Cl"flSnry, th fl'l'c will be no "pglp('t or that duty by th (' h ealth d~ ­ IHO'tm(>nt. 'Vhe l'e oppo ~ itlo n is s hown ilnd we think t he \ acC'in a tion is Iml'el'nth'(\, we ~h n l1 ('All upon the pollee to 3FStSt in the cllfOl'l'em pnt of it. "There a l'e now a bout a dozen cases rl" ~ mnltpox in the qual'antitl P hos pital. 1 ~urra l o 13 no worp£, ot! tha n o th er 4 f tt~~, Smallpox I~ wi des prea d through thl' count l'Y. Butraio I ~ fo r tunat e- tn havJng only mUd r asef', There h asn' t \)cel1 n death In o,'er a year," r; .FOUNDA SCHOOL ,r Dr. Mary Walker of Oswego Has a New Pl"opJsition. A tox t(>rrlc r own£'d by C. E. Tunkry. a haker an d contectloner at 258 nnd 260 Glen· stree t . This mo rnln~ HOW M'KINLU WAS KILLED t he - , t be poun d, w h('re h e vd ll thE' ('OU fS(' of t he dls(,Rse, fina lly b(' (':xtrrminnt£'d. Yesterday mornIng )orr. Tunkl'y took t he Wendt' tor examination. It I dldn t take Dr. W('nd(' long to (ll~col"er that I the (log bnd rnbl e~ . To mnke douhlc surE', he ('"nlle-d In Dr. !larry D. ::\Inrtln. 8 l"('tel'Innry sul'groo ot Rhod e Island street. nnd ! Dr. }..lnrtln soon agreed with Dr. ' '''mdl'. The dog wns kept updE'r close sU M"c1l1nncc I yeste rday. T hlc;; morning Dr. 'V nde Bold: "The dog bos one ot the moFtt pronoull('('d ,:!8~es (If rnbl~ I e\rer come nc ross. The disease h1l8 mode Ru('b rapi d strides that already t l1(' dog' s hind qua rters nrc parn- I IYZf'd. I hRye se nt him t o the dog pound." T hursday Just the clog was playing with I I sun ' f' :\J Tn k er 0 • r. n Ely , nnd ~ pped at ~met hJng the C'nlld held In b('r hand. T he teeth of the dog mnde n slight nbraslon of the skin ot t he cblld's hondo Dr. ,Vende hn.s reported the nl't'ai r to the health de partment. :\Ir. Tunkey said t he dog wns not s avnge 8.t t'he tlmf' It sna pped nt his Uttle glrl's hand. and that frequ (l ntly It bod playfully sntt.pped at things his little daughter curr ied In her hund. .J / 1 . ' Y 2'" 1904 er CRse of hydrop h obia w es terday. There is I1U r en <:On r I much less fo r pa nic; bt· it i s'' n n olntt"ly necessary that th e ordinances should . be enforced. The dog'ca t CIler enn put ID good work on th e 'Yest S' ·· o vo;. lue. 1:' 1leo , ers at swell". dogs of bigl) d egree ~ n r~. c nrel~s.~ or delibe rately clt'fiant of t h e In" reqUIrIng muzzle~ for all d str eet T h ' ogs on the . e ordlllance was enacted f I/ ublic protection a~st be Obeye~~ MAY 3 - laOt ___ .____ _ _ Convicted of sellina' Fo d that w b 0 as not pure, and fined. ~ a de f b I r ;-0 e nse e ng made, a judgment or ;) was e ntered by .Justice Lambert yeste rday fo r the plaintiff I th It ot t he sta.te against. th e wOrnking~:~'s Dividend Association, The concern Is ~harged w it h selling adulterated honey Tn Its East Side store, Thomas C, Burke was the state's attorney. A s uit a gainst Faye tte Haskell "'as defended. William B. Reading was Haskell's a ttorney. It was charged Haskell a dulterated some milk. 'l'he j ury took the case late in the aft.ernoon, The v e rdi c t was for $75 tor the state. CA S E OF SMALL.POX, H e alth Comm.Lttskmer Gree ne - 0-- E ccentric TrOllse re d Woman S a ys Phy. SlClanB KIlled Prct:.ident by Puttmg The~ m o mt t ' r8 I n His Mouth ... Her Father in POli~ICS, " I'm goin g to round a schooJ fot' con- dog. to Dr. n ~ix·yenr-o ld dftught 8umpti\'ps in Os wego nnd I think we wlll ha ve pie tu1'es of all you ne" s paper m en anll OU'f'r prominen t people DC S)'rac u~ .. to ms.1<e it rheerful for the poo r s irk Ileo)}l e ," s aid D:'. :'.1ary Walk.. er at Syracu se on boar d a train for Oswego thtl oth er d a y. The doct0 1' is on t be way from Washington La Os weglO anll s pent a goodi y part of the da y at the New York C(>I1tra l ~tatio n , Her trousers attracteil con s idcrable atten tion and a can of baking powder,brand unknown, peeped f rom the handke.rchief pocket of her overcoat. On the tra in D r , Ma ry was as talkat! ve a s cou ld lx>. S he h as been tal kIng politics bu t said. she wanted tv lalk about something else than Roos evelt. "You knoW' what I'm going to do," she said, laying he r h and on tha, of t he r eporte1'. "I'm gOing to have a 8l"11001 rOt ronsumptives in Oswego and 1 want :\ SYl'aC' tt sr:> w ..1rt.l with pi!'turM Of ull yolt newspuper m en," The Tf"porlp,' here remarked l llat his wou ld , be es pec ial ly cheering, " I'm parlic- I nlarly fond o f Sy racuse for my Cather was oue a t' tb e first prominent citizens here years ago, He ran for jusUce Of the peace, a nd in t hos (' days Jt was pO!ite fo,' n. cand idate to vote Cor the otb~r candidate, T bey bo th did so In tbls cnse and my fatber w as dereate"'] by jus t one vote, Now, [ don t want an}- monument to my memory, 1 wanL ' Lhe people to gi ve something for m)' consu mptive rehoo l while l'm allve, What good woul,l a mo nument do me?" Then she launcl1ed Into the ge 1'm theory. People can sp it i n the strooL all th<>y wnnt to, an d it won't d o any ha rm, J tell you a. germ co ulli not live In a mOlttbful o r s pit a ny mo re than Ii fis h could live on top Of o ne Of th,'se New York Central e ngines , Then ]) 1', Walker crossed her legs and sai d: "Do you know tbat t he physicians kill ed President ,Mc"Kl nl cy by putting thermometers .111 his mouth, If I had thai case McK1I11ey would have l>een ali ve today. 'Men physicia ns a re retarded ~>" toba cco a n<l, wome n with togs, J III I d ' o.m n~ 1er, SO can a ""tte r. I'll) oA I ;ettlng ~ olel as Methuselah l thoug~l.' Dr. Ma.y crammed the can of balnn g oowder deepe r Idlo her pocket, gav!' her trous ers a h1tcll so th ey would u o' bagl at the Im ees and then the t.ra in . tartell, MAY 5 1904 - '" 14 SMALLPOX CAS ES IN AMHE R.ST I - TO CITY'S HEALTH REFUSE BEING DUMPED AT HAMPSHIRE AND WEST FERRY STREET. . REPORTED TO ALDERMEN PROPOS.\LS RE C EIYED FOR SCHOOL SITES IN SO UTH B UFFALO, H ealth Commissioner ' Qu:en sent a communication to th e A ld-ermen today stating th at u nsan itary material wa.s b eing du mped on the property located a t t he cor ner of Ha mpshire and Wesl F erry s treets. The owner o( the prop· erty Is J oseph Stringham at Detroit and he ha s been notified to abate the nul. sance, In reply he has asked the cIty to do the work and assess the expen!t agaInst the properly, The Health Departmen t recommends that the Board of P ubliC Works be dl· r ec ted to remove the matE'Tial 8L onc~. City C ler~ SUl'dort has reported a number of proposals received for school sites In South Burl.lo. The Rufu. Choa.te estate otrered a. s it e in the \"Ieln· Ity of School No. 29 on South Park A\".· n ue. T here is 112 feet of frontage and a de pth of 215 feet to the property. The p rice Is $5,112, OthEr properly on South P ark Aven ue is ortered at $26 per root, a nd on streets not yet opened but proposed, property is ol'fered at $12 per foot. President J oh n M. Schuerman of the R oth-er Avenue School Associa.tion Inv ited l he Aldermen to Inspect School No. 68 on Rothe r. a school recently arTested. Com missioner or P ubllc Works W ard in a communication today questions the r ig h t at the Common Cou ncil to give grants to " private parties" to lay rail , road t ra.cks in streets of the cIty, fit requests that the matter be rererred to th e Corporation- Counsel. He submitted a list of granls given by the cIty, and asks what a uthority the CounCil h" over those grants; whe ther the tracks are to be permi tted to remain In the street s, and , if so, under what condl· tlons, Col. W a rd toda.y asks tor authority t o pre pare plans for a new shield tor ~he Inlet pier. The old one ha. been torn a waY' by the ice. A year ago the K ellogg Ir on Work s offered to ('ons~ruct a s hield fo r $5,170, but the CommiSSioner Fta t es t hat the price is excessive. It w I! cost $5,000 to pu: Ihe shield on the p ier, The ci ty te ieplto n ~ contrart~ expirE" on Ju ne 30t h. ($'""m missioner Ward asks that th e contr act tor t he cO!Tling fisc!\l year " b e noW determined and authorized ," , 'f he North Delaware BusIness ) f l"n! 'A ssociation has flleJ a protest against th e sale or liql1l)r In Convention Hall. The figh t bet ween Col. FrancIs G, W a rd and Contractor Zimmerman haa "'ro wn some\~r tat bitter an d the Com;'Issioner sent ' a co mmunIcation to the Alder me n today sta ting th.t com· plaintc; hav~ been refEt \'ed ot the nUhy condition of William Street In tho .ec· tian suppos:!d t('l be cleaned by Zlmrnirt man. The CommisslODE'r reflo rt " l a n inspection wac; adp with the reS~t. that it -,VP. S l'( Cessary (or the depa of trent to clean the section at a CO!t $139.49. H e .ta:es that z'mmP.r~adod~~: not hire eno:J gh men to proper y • work 'W . --- ~ ';t 1 ll'{ L~ .. P .\ T I E ,,'rs \ fl B Tt E DBLLJot· '" _-\:,\D notified toda y Clifford Kemsley ~~ ~~r;:;T old, at 546 Elk street, Is III ';'Ith l' C l~ J'EO TO DISOBEY Q{' ·\R_ -pox. Kemsl ey was r e moved to. ,1\ ~Tr':\"E. th e Qua r a nLJn e H ospital and the usual' Pdrl ecautlons agains t t he s pread of t he sease were ta k e n. Dr. T r ull. hea lth offi {'er of t h e town of A m h ers t., t his m orn ing no tified H ealt h Gpw WiM 1ppee.. G r eene of Bur~ , falo t h at 14 {"a ses of s m a ll -pox were yesterday rl ls('ove r ed In Goe tzvtlle '\' hl C"h 1$ In th E" tow n of ,\ m h E>rst. Re~ t p Ol'ts are to t ht:> effect t hat the pe rso n s Defy the Quarantine. found to he s u fferin g f rom the disease Beg 1!h C'omm issloner Gr pen e wns i are Inclin('!1 to b e rebeJUo u s a nd no t ifi ~c1 y t s ter d ny diAt fOHttee n caq(' ~ obey commands . • of gma ll pox ha d been di scovered In I It Is gtalE>d that one fa r me r who is said t o han> 8JTIall-pox declared he wa s ' G('tz \'i lle, town or Am h er!';t. H ealth OmC.,' H, p, TrUll or lhe to" n r eported I coming t o But'{alo with a load of prod uce n ot\'\"lth ~ [a nd l n u the quara nt1 n.e.A" thnt t h e patIents were ignoring his that. h as been Imoosed. ./ I q uarantine ord E>J·S. One s ic k fa r mer d~' ­ fian tl y said h e wo uld dri v e a }o~l(l oj po t a to es to Buffa lo to sell on th e mal'kels, 6 gAN6EROU8 ---0- wood Ry(' n uC', 'bR~ n bnd cnse or rnbie~ . RCcording to Dr. Jobn Wende, ,-eter lnRry ~ ut"­ g eo n of 1003 )1nln dog wns tn krn to b(' keIlt to wnt("h nnd wht're IH' will fOR ~SU MPTIVES I dIS-, /SMALL-POX / AT GOfTIVILLL H ealth Officer Reports It Is Difficult to .Maintain 1£ Quarantine. Health Comml~r Walter D. GWP? w e e nd'!'ftf!(!'' '' lhls morning there are tou r teen cases or small-POX In the "lIIage or Goe tzville. ,,'hlrCh 10 ri~rf~~ town of Amherst not far rom elly line, t A mhel'Pt' Dr Trull health officer 0 "tated the' smail-pOX vlctlmo reb'ged agal ""t being put Id.':!Uf;adnr\~ee,.. IQ~~ ta rmer said he Inlen h beCAUNi ot produce Into BUrfalo, ih';;::I!.pox the ille had a light attack 0 0 Amherst a u.thorlUel tried to Quarantine hi. haUl. and oonftne thl~;~~rei.ad " It that com.. a Into �• ...h. 'm FA 0 ~ Y. t: BUREAU SEEKS ~ FOR QUARTERS - Commissioner Emerson dem: Space from the Trustees 0 the City Hall AY Ing \.l'..nng .s "\\'e ought to flrovtde pforID, .. nt rt1te!" L'ounclhnn n Adr\m in!('I:--m nds GENERAL RIIT PROPOSED - Councilmen object to a Change-So does Dr. Groene and so does Sup,- Emerson. Tht" tn:n~5 ot the dIS and county hall are up agdJD!t it In tht m:a.lter ot pro\-ldJng qWlritn; for lh~ new bureau of elections c~!.ted u!N.t:f tbe Dans bilL nere Is a provls on In the bill l\"'b1cb saY!' [h t th~ trU~lN ~ mU5t pro- ytde q~8rters for tht b\.:::eBu. That mt"3DS that i t t he IrU~tee~ fan t o do 5=0 they wUl be in cont~n::pt And yet there f! DO room fer the bureau in (he cHY hall RDd the- trust :: ban~ no f~nd antUable ('tot of whkh the)' may pa ) r~t for qusn:~~ ebe~hert. The trUstees look the rcatt .. r up bE' fore the fir.3.nC'f' romml:-te-e of the Board of AJdermen _ ~terd Y at:ernOO:1 and uked for relief John G. Cloak. oIfP of t he tTtOs:ees, said the rd pr .P!'~-d to mo,e tbt CitF Clerk OUt of bi~ pt :;.er.t Quart e~ and :put bim 1n the chambe-r now used br tb.€' B rd 0':: Coun~ lmen s a mt02ting-room. He call!d 3Hem.1oD to the fact that it Is tmperatl\~E.h- ne<:'tss3T)' to l'ro,-Jdemore room ror the- city f::gmee-r who noW' bas co place to put hi mar ::t and rec'Clrd5 and that the Ntr Trea~u.rer W&!D' t S3w fie-d wit h hi!" r:e sent quar t ers. but ..anted to mOHO into the- office of the Comm! ~ioner of Public ~-orks. 1 where he ('QuId ba\"e tWO doo~; an ent:a.nC'e and extt (or pIe" ho ('orne to p!.y their tue.s. lIr. Cloak id that it w-a ~ o:"J~p~ted that Colonel " -ani a..~d aU hls b~r a us mo'-e o,er into the muni€ipal butldtng and that qU3.rll?r~ Co!' t he d(partmua Q! p:JbHc ir:s: rucUO:J, and the hE-a1th de-Ttment be found in COD venti on HaU or else..-hMe. . anotb' r tru ~tN". wd BI!' e bu...~..tu ~ f ~lections T"B!1Jt Sp3C'e lrhere t.he el had to han;~ tlon rf'Conh C'Owd be safely S'tOrM. Thf" only "ault &c'C'e~5!ble. be .. Id. WA ~ under the Cl':Y Clerk's o~C'e. The t rustee~. he ~Atd would h3\'e to make s('Irne alt~ratl0n~ 8lld money ltll$ requ Ired. :\Ir BI.~good sald that the- fin:lnC{l rommit;:e-e hal! been appeaJPd to bec:au~e fund s; would have to be r·ro,'ided ir any Of thp u Taus no\1(' in t h~ ('i t1' l8.lJ or muntcipa l lrfre moved into other buHd - "',e hadC'oun('Umen absolute five of Bi~(!'"ood. or the Dt~:.rt t A ttOTn,-y or th~ CorCounsel and • hi d ment has ~ - epartan average of t"'.-o or th""l?'t!' ~o in the muntcipa) C'Ourt~ e"~ry tlOD ·'It \'ou more '" tre .in h us u p 0 Con,-entton Hall mun j' aTe to l..-eiP a man in the PUbli~l':~ C'tllrts ~11 da y long and the o do bu~lne:<-~ ""lib OUr de"lI,.nt ,,"tI b<> I· ed." id D ,s-reat Y lDcon' ·enler.( _ to axn-Q T. Greene. ··w ~ aT'e: "'nnn~ tc&- dfJ -. if ""e C'ftn mo\"~ into a bUild rud~ 'bUI\~u;,· el )" hall and 'he mu o-Pi . -- ~ntellden t Em"non of the dE'c....... pubnc tn.nTuc t'on al oob ... "teI totat boj • •. :11" mOVed to Conve-nllon on th~ und th ro toUld not ti t \.on Y ~!.Uon Han th", h be so tonn~nl·ntly r.;onch~ byG('f f\";l ~:~bers 'yho fau a.t hl~ of - . ]l!~~.ne obj", \ ..-hjeh.. db J;'T'E'a t \"'a lu p " rr:i ;t ('fl'E1n:;~~ntH-=r Is ~~ tru~. and IIlf t t rt' (> h:ld to ~ t a bo pf'rCormed W. COUld I!t' l him to oal~~~ le h '\\1 th ~~ an l\S Tbf' tn, i- ow ImJ\Ortant it t~ " our r~ rd! should be- pre- toDr. ... "Grotn. F th ld the mi ni~ter rt'(erred H John Pit ~~, .. ~Odu In marriage c PrttO""te had 10 __ htin~ to p ro\" e the claim of ~er­ IaIt Dr GO k l.."'lO.OI1O _" a lP In P oIRnd.·· ed to I'f'tnt. ··Fd tb£-r Plta!!~ ttotU!l1l11li... the cenlflca t_ of marrlnge -.&. ~rt! it. ~ had to gE't a ,,-arrant he ,,·ould produ( e the -- .n C \rSE S A TRI,,-' • I ad dog ! ).fa"- doa:! ,,·1tb the- tempera:ure ~o8rfng up.. ;ar.d . :jamlndln ::t one- of th~ dog day s f'ar a". hand. the cry of '~tad d"e-'" C'a~~~d ~ a feTer (If f'xl"tte:ne:nl ln th e u~:.lalh 8~· 1 yt ut:, of Xia~Q.uar~ about o'dOCk ' . :a_ '='-enlOOn. .. )i>steru..s)" af- The ('&u..-- ct! lbp rommotton wa s (\nl:), a. .. x-m r.:th!l!-old pup o!' tbe Da1mat1an or Fpott <1 coarh -dot:" s~ Je! , bu t l \ om n .. "re m j and E','E"n poUce zr. ... n C"&\"e the animal a"'! e. ~rla whitt!' thi>: • xci eroe.nt 18 te-d. Patrotm1n O'Grady arrh· ... d on th e 5 .. t! e In l.me to ur. not oil, bu t "·Al~r. em the troublerl Water!t. He k ~Pt Rt ~ r -.:" c-t bIe di~ ance from the arsrn~ puP. ~Ut t ~"t there Just the !:arne b}" du~t"I"~ " ~8U of "'"Qto>'r on h:-. hea 1. It "\' :-~ .. t a lady called "lth th~ d J: " • - '~ln hf' tint fn ~ .an('e. Ic-ad :.1: " by Etrap, bu t i t be- "amp un r.,c·'~ie_ Itt- o\\n<,r. " :\fro Mann. was .s~nt t o r and wh n he arrh'pd th .. pup was ~U !!\c.en tly . ubdu :i b~,( th~ C'OJd bath to be led by a Npe • 0 ~t!if homfl', Instead of t t e pound. )Ir. ~ann denies :hat b~ pup had ra !f'~. but th~ folks l:,tng tn the ,1c1nttl" ot .' ~C'8ra SQ.u re are ;1. - n."VESTIGATION OF WATER CON. Ep'll h 1-rr:n .!l~ this :11ornl::'l re('("iYed "ord !f'(\m Gt'(lrge ~., Fulie-T. thfl' Xe~- York te:- erpcrt -0 th~ e!T~t that Yr. FU:ler "'ould ~ 1!'1 Bufh." ~obvut l1A}" l;;;lb. Th;s 'W",_! mark t ht' end t. fr. F"t1 ler°!'f tn,-,-. t; t . : l ot th~ !':OUl' ~(·t ccnta:n ,. At( C'-upt.l J)' nat tn caf t e Ju. I 'ral it c; b3~~d upon the Ti! tht- [eN-'ll _:at~ tenf-m~r.t-hom:e C"ol"'lml~$l(\n , that thi. city wac:: virtu 1ly frff (ro:n ab~dutely dt gra(pful ter. Dr rAlbhan. It i!'l' to 1x:> t ..1 thi' \\ ork done r Clt)"! )tr. F".lllf>:- h:\!if mad~ ~ yer3.1 a pot t ButTolo !m Ce< h.s aI''- lntnl€ nt ll.$: ;"'at ~).pe;-c c-t th s cit)· .. evt!'aI mon:'hs e~ T T.h~ P ,~~.t('ln h~ t'nly t · mr orarT. and l\.1, te<rmlnl'!t(' t ~ ~Nn as the ~n 1~ :,ubmttte-l to the Common L(\undl B~& rxr~rt lfr F'llUrr wl!1 re-:nllin I:'l •. a 0 avo·,:t Il w"'f>k."· !"aId Dr G~ne I H .. will pr babh- ma.k a trip ('r tW(\ \:. g~ 13kI'!> and t.:bta1n ~ampre-$ of watel p.y r \!'Cently ~~ tonk ~~\"eral ~ampl ; C wat r al t b~ head ot th~ rho r and '~'n~raJ mlle ~ up t bt' Iskt". Thts will b& ),!r Fullt r s J8_ t t 1~ an~ wtil rc~' the c('mrJf'tJ')n ot his w r k He "-til make ..-n tt"r:1. r~pnrt. how "olumln(lus o r how brl e do not know." It Is ~alJ thAt l!r Fu:J,sr'ot N"P()~ wi:l COntaIn .s(lme ImI'OTt!l:lt l"'Il"'\."Onlmt'ndatJODs r~~djng the (" n!'trucUon ot U fUtering P-.u t t.y the city -"-!' re--I < ----- I m e.nt is h niH t ors and (u!ld~ But the Imp(]rtar.t poir· ;s that a t lrorouRh-t:oing- c-srr palgtl 8 1/"1 be n :.\. e DOW against thtl' un~nnaarr homl sand t hat t h. ·harity Or~a Z3 ton... fery-o th e B ~allb DE.partment and the Is"" a u tho rttte ~ Rre co ~ork [ogt:' ht'r to iru prov ~ C"ondittQn~ tn th e te~ement h O'U!:e ~. ]t is a matter for congratula tio n that this ("ombined a ttack is t o be m a d ", be-Cor e the prilblem has grown out ot ha.nd. - ~ " .\ TER l'~P £C'I'IO'. AY 7 1904 iAI.. -, G ,,', Fu er th.:o ~ e-w York " .. ttr e-xPtrt. \\ ho nl\~ fT' de ~ \--er tr.;'I's to Butr]o t,.)o In\·e~tl1~a.. th(' ~our('(> (of ct'Intaminali n, If an)', o! ".he Buffalo , .. ltt:r ~U. ply. "Ill ('orne her ('1 :\fa:.' l~t!l flnd r~maJn about a weel.: Thts ' .. .1.1 be hb.l :"It 'illl ,. ~it. H~l t\·~u th n tfonde:- ht~ report to th a C )ill - / Anf t " er Case Fou nd Here--5evera l Ro ported from C larence. em ~ i-tn • C!11 --- a .. ·-MAY 7 - 1904 ,- tREI\ A. n 4·U"'C-8Einna. ~ 'l m ne- W!t it em a s th ~o!ntnl; an d con~in1!s o f "'(1t-attr E pe Fulleo r. SE- n 'es n() "~ and then to r.?m .... d B uft:alo tha t It I. paying a w ~'" ('or.21de- rabl~ sum rC'r a '\'e~ Us:: <iell "' hose 1&D. l ble know"D. PAREIU iAD PLAl'H'~D TO SURPRISe H~1t Shock sf H tr Mtither's Sud. den Entrance Into Home Caustl Girl' , Hurt to eta.. Act J.n and She Orn Gasp lnlt Welcome. ~<!en lIbock callS~ th~ lleath SIlt- l1rday afternoon o! 1>11... lfarIon W alton Gorbam o! :So. 13 The CIrcle. 6enO a peculiar The on~ and the tnatarJ.e~ of tt nre :"!lre !n tbe arebl\"'t'S o! the ~parbn e'1 · or He&1th. where lMl.8 n Is not to e:rtTaordlns.......,.. tor s. pers"ft dle from a sudden bere!l\"t: :n~nt. but C:.o tn..!tances a:-e tew .and !ar between 'lir-e-re djal\.th has ~n cauased by a !S u d(f~n emotton o! !oy. y~ . accord lng to' t he doctJr who was c.o..lJed sudd en JOY C';(!':'CAme M !!l8 Gorhr'.lD to such an ext-:-nt that it ~-a.s d:rcctl ,.- t..'le cause- of t.e:r unt!me-I)' rle.9th, " t.kh has tmmUlJtll"a!l!S- cli Ol:'lcet:l her Imm edJate ta!r.lll" and her large d rde or frIends. The .... had al....ays been the deepest a. tta.ehment betwe-en :\Itss Gorham and her mother. They were lMepara.ble, Some months ago tbe mother d eeJded to takf! & trip to the ou th fo r tbe b.ne!l t o! her h.91th. and It was tound In exped ient for t be dauzhter to accom paDY he:r. Every ~k the mother and daughter corTesponded. In the last letter the mother WTOte to her daughter there "Wt1.8 no Indica tton that she was comlne h ome to Buffalo soon. I I COMING VISIT. "'arion Walton Gorham Drops Dead from Ru~h of Joy When LonlZ Ab!ont Mother Unexpectedly Re tu rn! Home. a;a ~dc<! C'f'rtJ~tes CIt de~ th fNm .. h na..&n~r o! HlI!I acd c:wp-S. XPERT FULLER I rENDIN~ABORS LA ' '1 ·' Lc.-t y~ h • • '- .00tl hln - . a r . f' dbpoc::ul of tate. The gtd upon B Q1arrJag~ C'ertltl1f!Lb . ' C'ertlt1(at~ h a d net bten ftled IJ1X-1I0,"TJI~_O;:-:;P not C"<'n' In TAMINATION TO FOLLOW GRIEF A D DO a SCARB 0 NIAOARA STRBB T hA d to h3vl nr; hl< de Into :11.),- buli lng s are' of ~ TURNS TO agTil'~ George D. Em~I"!'Ion. ('omm'~!'t ner of electl(\n::. !'. Id hOI' would be- l \ ~llb.~ to mO'-e tnttl the hom~ or the old RepubUcan League. Colonel Ward c."U d aUen ion 0 h e . fac .. that th,.,. dty 1.. n w p3ytn!i: $3.300 In r ~t:\l!?' f r munldpal otfice in out. . e bUUdlOglt "Th t repr <::,snt~ about the lntere"=. t ('In n bond 1.ctCP'!.lt'- o~ Sloo.000. ~o that 'P~rha 0:: it rn!c-ht be .. conorny In the tonS{ run for th dty to pct up a new buUd in~. ~onll"where. • It fi"'nlly 'Uno:. de-c1ded to annolnt a n·· ccrr:mit~ of threE' to con!er "lth a commJtt of t" 0 t'Ouncllmtn. moyed ::O:t rea,o a b1y firE-p roof. uQ-..!r HA PP INES .- Bs .. uranc~s th~ that the :r to gh·e up their chamber and mPet In the l:hl.mber or tbe Board of Ald~rm n:· The 3ttentlon ot tbe commfUf"e was C'31!~ to the fact that thto e. penses ot tho! bure-aa of clectitlns t:c a county charg~ anJ tha.t tf anybody t~ to be moved Into outElde Quarttrs th~ bureau or f'lecl!ons ~hould be !O dl!t'Pt,,;. ~ of r"r the re.:uon that tn that e\'en t tbe pnUn ('Ou:!t)· l\ (,ut i have to P3Y the rent whlle If ~"me city bUrE'8u w rto to be hou~ed In ~ome out~lde bulldlnt:'. the etty alont' woul j h3.l'L' to b~r aU the adJltlona 1 e:t)"ca!'e thu .. E'ntnllerl Cl;unctlmRn Adam su!iNte~tE"d that the count>' I 3. ~ thE' old an.lon on Ea~le ~t~et betwpe-n Frar.kHn ~trE'et and Dclaware nve:-tuc- "hleb tormE'ri:r was the h(.me- of tba RepubUcaD LRI\ltue~ " There 1::- plenty of room th reo tor ,.. the- bureau or (,.~"'<tlon!l, 5'stJ :Ur_ A\! Ill. from would =1linK Hee~th Cor::m1ssicnpr G :-H .... obje-ct 1 that pan of the pI n .-haC'h would mo\"~ his dEpartment OUt thto munfr-I bnlldfng. H. _ fd that tho pbrr.be1" Who call at his o ffiC'e u!:=uaIl , have buf':i ~ neE'S with t he- ~t!~au of ~"2.tH. whl~h ~ i. localt<i lD the municipal bClld 1I1t.b. that e\'~ da y he has to C'On~ul t l:U :.he ('"(lm- mittef' that the m~mber" of the upper hou!Z~ had held a m~t."'Ung on ~-f'dnl~­ da)," and ngreed unanfmou~ty to N'tain po~s"NlJon ot their mee-Hog ebB ber. "ThRl ~ "ms rathE.'r odd:' SAM )lr. k a \. t} 2 &U4 Nd e>1 ·n-t X t1h DEaTH FOLLOW S~RPRI S E. The mother had planned 8. surprise tor he-r daughter, little reaUzl n g the dl rE' consequence! tha t were t o follo,,~. ~:lturdR." a.fternoon .Mrs. Gorham a r rh·ed In this city. Securing a coupe at the station , she- gave ord~rs to be drh·en to her home tn Th~ Cirr'le. Atter dismls~IDg the cabms n she ttl~ up the st~p. ,,· Itb a light h eart. t akIng a keen delight tn the .surprl!e th at .she h9.d planntd f o r her daughter. ~o1s e-les!ly t5he entered the pa rlor . There ,,·as B- ~udden -c:,y ot JOY and the mother and c1aughter were locked tn & fond embrace. Then the daug-hter reel ~ anll became 111. Dr. E. P. Hu .... ,. T. ~ csUed snd when be a:-rfved be found th a t the daughter W8.::' 'Mfond ",.,dle&l ald . Tbe shock of "",at joy at me-etlng her mother so unexpect edly bad pro,"~ fataL T.he ~toTJ' became known yes t erday by th~ !ollowing report o! tbe d<!alh ",hlcb was t!1~ by Dr. Bussf'}· ,,·Ith the Bureau oJ "Ital suutattes: ' -rhe c au~ e o r tbe dtt'ath ot :.\Uss :\IaMon W a lton Gorham w a s 'shock trom O\·orjoy: I dId not see ber unttl atter lIeath. ''Th.. hloIOr)· ot tbe ca..., gl\"en, "nil It is borne out by all appearances. Is that !-he wa.s o,-e doyed at the unexpecte-d 8rri,,"al of her mothe r from a th~­ month!!" &b~ence. ~Uter welcoming he-r (the mother) ~h. ten, gasped Ii t~"" time. and dl_d tram o,..,rjOY:· )lo';da, YIM Gorh 's body wa. .ent to Yar8h&ll. ~n ch., tor buriaL ;\[1" Gorham ...-as & da.U,I'hter of Chtuleg E. Gorham . �12 MY , ~ LO, ,~ Y; [ BUFFALO, \'I. 'f• .... MAY-9- MAY -1 6- 1900l-.. · .. MAY i11 1904 C'L rv~ h· ~.\- L ENQU1HEI\ r So lemn Wa rn ing. Miss Ellen M. O'Connor, a Teacher in School 50, Has Smallpox. I Bnfralo, May 10.- Miss Ellen lIf. O'Oonnor, 24 yoars old, B t eacher in tue fift h g rad e a t Ech ool, No. 50 on Eagl e street, near Grosv6nol' sU'Ael, is ill with smallpox. The nat ure of tbe disease was discovered last Satnrday, t ho u gb she had b een ill at h pr h ome, N o. 6~ A WARNING SOUNDED. Health Comml • .t\W ~r CU;*e hns devIsed G orham street, fo r several days. She a new plnn In regard t o the fu m ignUon is now IU t he quarantin e h ospital. I of houles where there hnve beC'n conWh en Dr. K M . D ooloy, who Rt- I Dr. Greene Says the Most Drastic ta.g1ous diseasE's. Instead of burning formnldehyde candles n. certain apparatus tended h er, r e ported the case to H eal th , .Co lll mi sSIO ~Q>l &rders wer e will be used, wh ich will complete. the Measur es Are Needed to Prework just as 8Don and reduce th e expense s ent ont Tli'at every princi pal, teacher vent an Epidemic. about one half. an d pup il in the ci ty \)e at o nC9 VRcc i ljTIle npparntu9 Is a pieC"e of Un. which atep i f they have n ot hee n inocnl ate d II made tnto a cylinder, with ~qu(\res Dr. Greene said to t he r eporters : cut out oC (he base and top for dra.ught. TbrTe Is a. small cu p containing l\.sbt'stos ~I iss E llen :\1. O'Connor, 24 YPfirs "Id. "Try to im press on tbe people of Buf . and wood alcohol In!';ldc the cylinder. fal o that w e are t hrcfLtsned with an epi- a teacher in the 5th grade at school 50, Above the cup i8 pla ced a ti n d ish. whi ch contains six ounces or formald('h}' de. The demIC of sm all pox uuci t ba t on e of Ibe nod who lh'cs ut 65 Gorham street, ",os machine wUl fumigate nbout ) ,000 cubic s urest ways of prpvontl oo: s uch 8 11 UU \ · f ouod on Snturday lIUlt to ba,.. small. t~.t at 0. CO~ ot thlrt}' cents. Undt:'r Lh e break is wholesfLld ,u~c i Datiou . If Ull pox . )liss O'Connor was ill for threp ole! plAn this space ?wuld cost abou t sixty .enls. / ' epidem ic of sma llpox a1lUn.,1 break out or four dass before her case was diag. now tb e city is poorl.V prepared to cope nosed ns smallpox. She WU8 a tt.nded witb i t, oW i ng to t h e s mall nps, uf t he by Dr. Dooley. As soon as it becnme UFf.ALO, 1!•.~.'.. presant q uarantin e bosplt .. l Th e positive thot her mulady w ns smulJpox, be. ltn d e partmen t is doin.! It, u t most the health depnrtment wns notified nbd :.\Iiss O'Con no r was r emo¥ed to the to pre<ent tbe sprea d of t hIS ,hseasp bllt the CItizens generall y IliU.t ,10 t bei{' Qunrnntine hospital. 'l"his mo r ning Dr. Greene ordered thnt par t. 'l 'bey mus t ~e t vaccinuted. P al..::.:=.:. . ~'iCt:-~' ents of sohool c bild r en, espeoially, all school princip~~ers and j, ' upils s houl d see to It tbat their ch l l d r~u are in the city, not heretofore vH('cinnteJ, bp tR S FUSE TO B E success fl111 y vacoinated and tha t with· vaccinated as speedily as pos~i~le. I n ont d elay. issuing thut order Dr. Greene had tht.~ ¥ A. CCINA TEL " Sma ll pox has hro ken out i u alm ost backing of Supt. Emerson nnd of OtHriil!S e very comm nnity ar o un d Buffalo, aud genernll), of tbe cit)'. It is felt thnt the new case. are helDg dieOJTered i n tbe E'xigenciClS of the ca~e are so urgent thot TWO P UP I LS OF SCHOO L N O. ISo OB cIty .l most dail y. W e found a new nothing but the lllo~t drastic Dlea~~1l'e ... .fEeT T O C I TY P HYSIC UNS one Sunday. Th at WaS a girl , May will pre\,(~Dt n general outbreak of f'mallHorton , sixteen y ears ofd, livin g 8L pox tIl tbe city. DOIll'G OP E R A TI ON. Ht'alth COl1ll1lis~ion('r Greene is very Ko. 74 Pri nce ton "treet. Iu neith er t he of th is g irl nor in t he oase 01 lUuch wrought up over ule discoT"er.r of There were only t wo belllgeren t pupl\~ ~ I i,s O'Cunnor, th e teacber, was t he this case. Dr. Greene saiel to representatives o f In Public School No. 50 yesterday when victim e r er vacci oated. " lilt' afternoon newspap"rs: "Try to imphysicians went t o the sch ool t o v acc iAPPARAT US MAKES EXPENS E ABOUT HALF W H AT IT HAS BEEN. I MA LllOO4-·· f I ,·.s, nate pJis. p res~ pri nc ipal , t eacher s and pu ThIs Is th e sc h ool w h ere M iss Ellen :II. O·Connor. teacher In the tilth grade. was r ou nd to be s utte r ing f rom H utrulo that we nfe tlil"'!utew..'u with un epidemiC' of 3lll:l.lIpox: ond that onc o f the surest Wll;\'S of pre",entin:; I::nch un outhreak i~ whoJ lcs3.1e \"nCCin.Hion. If nn ... pidemic of ~mal l­ po~ sJltluld br~nk ')Ul now the city is the BUFl=', 0, smallpox. The HeallliDepartment and the publlc School aurnorrU es have dete r mi ned to vaccinate e very sch ool c h ild. T h~y began at No. 50 yeste r day and wll1 con Unue until a ll h ave had t h eir a r m s bared for the virus. F rom the report made t o th e H ea lth Department it is no t k nown w h y th e t,,'o chl1dren refused t o a lJ ow the phySicians to vaCC inate them . It Is thought probable they parents. MAY 1 were advised by theh ... -._MMERCIAI., MAY 14 1904 ----k '" ~/LL REP~RT f NEXT MONTH J ust how Burrnlo's water supply Is ~ ..eontamina t ed NEW PLAN FOR FUMIGATI NG. £' Jealth Department Will Adopt the New York Method-It IS Much Cheaper . . HE'fl1 t h Cu' Ruii lie :.. Gr'''?oe has de- ('~dpol to odopt ,he plan us;:.rl by the ::-\ew ~ork department 0( health for fumigat. 1Iot1!lies. T he apparatus In use in t Xe"'York consists of a piece of tin ,11,,1'"<.1, hke 0 e.vhndpr and containing a ~m8n cur, iTt which wood alcoho l j!li placed. ~boye the c n p is It tin dic::h ("ontniDing SlX OUllceR of fnrmn Ideh:nie. The npP~~~t118, when once Rtnrt(ld hy the igm~lOn of the alcohol, will kepp going w ithout b eing given further nttt"ntion mg fpt"t "t n CORt of 30 C'E'lltc.:, .Y, R ESUL T OF W A TER EXPERT FULLER' S LAliOR TO BE K N OWN S OO N. 1904 and ,,;U fumigate about f,: ALLPOX IN LANCASTEJe ",!=W WAY OF F UMIGATING will publIc In June. known be to the 'Valer Expert George W. Fuller, who has been working on ' hat line of InvestigatIon, told l:iealth ~mmtssloner ~i! lt e r n Gree ne this e morning that would make h is rc~ port next. month. :Mr. Fuller lea.ves fo r New York tonIght. ThIs Is hIs last trIp lo Buffalo In thIs connectIon. ou the peup le of this rliseasc, hut t hflo citizens gen(rally 'I.'hey mUSt ~et v accinnted. Pa r ents of school t'ilildl'PIl, es{ifcinlly, should Ree to it th~t their rlfitcIreu .lre successfully YHccinnt".a. ::nd that withnut -Idar. The enru"c;t co rpE-ration of thflo pnrents wah the teoch"rs ill tbis maHer will be one of the FlIl'est ',,"ays of deal!u :.: WIth the impell.ling trouble. "Smallpox hAl'i broken out in .l1m05t e \"ery community around Buffalo, anu new roseR are beiug dis co ~el'ed in the city almost dnily. ' Ye found a new one mUf;t Jo their part. That "'.3 a girl. ~J.)' HoI" roo, sixteen yea r s old, Ih-ing !It 74 Princeton stl'eet. I n neither the C3l"e of this girl nor in the case of )Iis~ O'Connor, the teacher. was the virtiru e\-er vaC<.'innted. I have talked the situation o,er with Supt. EDl('I'~On unci other offirinls. and ha \-e the ussurJ.nce Yesterday afternoon Dr. Greene nnd Mr. Full er paid n visit to 'Vest Seneca. They looked over the sewage system of Sfh,okes Creek. fore !-Iucre~sf\llly \"nccinnt ed .JI Supt. Emel'tlon was alsi) ::;f't'u nnd talk- thei r hearty support nnd co-opera- of the Steel Plan t and took parti cular tion ill securing the yarCinUlion of \:\cn' no Ice ot the system In the vIcInIty ot person in the llublic schools not heretoIt hns b een maintain ed 'by the city authorItIes that the polluted water or thi~ creek and the sew - .ad lO abollt tile situation. age of the Rteel Plant. w hich Is emp"This morning." sHid ..\[ 1'. Ellwr::;Oll, III tied Into the lake, has much to do wrote a letlL'f to eW'ry ~ c houl p"iueip:: I with t h e contamination or Buffnlo's 'ltltI teadll'l' ill the public ~chor) l "'i of the ~ ater supply. . / city directing th~m to ~et \'u<:c~ntlh; d at tber "ere ~UC\'I'H~lully \':1t'within I't:'cent (ha,'. It i-; hl0 hnti thn t th ~ disl~a~c has 1'0I1I1d a 'I<:tim ill tht:" ..,cuo(\I~. cut Wt! DB.oit fur:1,! tbe F=itUflfi'l!; lind mt:'~t it \yith the o~e brent WC:ll1 ' 1..11 lIYlillolJ:e. '-occiuntiuu .. 'l'ber e a r~ l)\er 6tt,OOtJ ch,lllr('l1 in d ,lily Htt~nt.lnu<:e in the SChllol-; of the ci t;\' , :111 t th5" '~ IlTe mol'C tllnn 1,;';00 tezlt.jJerJs I)II('e. unl('::s~ cinnte~l 1,000 cubic R:\- the 01.1 plall in Use here, of which cnndlt"s w€"re considerahle p6rt, the cost was a triBe ~ GO cents po< 1.000 rubic fe-to It , ,11Ii1 A se D iscove;'~ ::< -< c z"-t = 0,J 0': ~ 4' C>.l ~.. r- f -. « Z 0 I-- .....- --:[ '- ~t- .... -~ ~ LIar· Specia l tq T b(: Comrn~rcfn J: Lnnclster, ~l' a y 16.-SlUaIlpo,. h" &1m· . e(I a r OO l IlU Id III L oncaster Rod lhe p.o ' ' 1 1 ' p.e · n f . t h I ~ . \'1 n~e nO.d Depew nre tenring nu epldcllllC of tl c dlsenS!'>. Lnst wel'k :\1 I:' On rrie Stahl, 20 years old, of t. ,', ~uflrr 8 wac; takeu ill. The stl'ee~.. Lanrnste r, p!l~·sI Clnl1. w.ho wn~ called to nttend her, Un(errllHl about her condit ion. r ue cnf't' wos cJo~ely wnlde·I, howe.e:, nrd "DC; on SatuTday Dr. Clark of Butrnlo, '''''to n.o t to Dr. G r ee ne, the hea lth ('()mmis- ~I.on er ,. ~'ns c rd lf>tl:-w r e nnd ns kl"d to gin h IS opinIOn. lIt' nu medi ntely called it " cn!ooo of smallpox. T his morning the house was plocn rrled and Conlmbl. J o,eph ~le rkle in.truc ted to ",a'ch lhe place to ~ec thnt no one enters or D nring the past week mll ny peopll! h AY(' h~e n ex po!'!ed and it is f,'areJ tha t t hat t his ",iII not bp the onl y case. The it. board of health "'iIl do Its U'IU OSI to pre. "'n t an epidem ic. ne old re.ldeo!>, of t hp villa ge s ay t his is the fi rst cnse sin~ 1R114. DUNKIRK, N. V'l MAY 1 3 1904' ~~,:fRo~~,:~ ~ :!~"' Solemn Wa rni ng. Buffalo, May 10. - \J iss Ellen O'Connor, 24 years old, a teacber in fifth ~ rade nt schOOl, No. 50 on street, near Gros ven t.r strAe t is sm nll t,ox. The natn l'" of Ibe was disoovered last H.tnrday sh e had been ill at her ho m ~, No. Gorham s treet, for several days. IS no w In ;he quarantine hospital. Wh en Dr. K l\I. Dooloy, tended her, r eported the case to CommissIOner Gr eege grders were sent oUf that every prlDcipal, teacher lOd pu pil in t he city be .t O" C1 vftCein ' .tep if th ey have not heeu iuocnlated. Dr. Gr eene snid to tbe reporter.: "Tr.v to impress on the poople ofB nl· falo '_ " t we are threntened witb au ,1 0 ->'c of sm allpox uud thnt one of s urest waJs of p r e ve ntID~ such all ontbreak IS wholesa le vaccination. If aD epidem ic of small pox shonld brenk out now tbe city is poor ly prepared to copo with it, oWIng to t he s mallnes, of the pr esent quarantin e bospital. The bealtn depart ment is d oin~ ,ts ntmo't to prevent the spr~ ~ d of th is elisease, b ut the cItizens g enernllymnBt do tbeir part. Th ey must {!et vacoinated. Par· euts of school chIldren, especially, sho uld see to it th aLtheir cb lldren are snccess fully vaccinated and tha t with · ont dela y. " Sma ll po x. bas b rokeD out in every oommu nity aronnd Buffalo, DO W c oses ure b e lDg difCJ Vered in OI ty almost dail y. We f OUlld a usw oue S uuday. Tbat was a ~i! l ! May HortoD, s ixteen y ears old, h Vln ~ at No. 74 Pri nceton street. Iu neltber the case ef this girl nor in the case of l\liss O'Oonuor, the teaober, was ...victim e ver vaccinated." I'~J!.1cl)lnls. ----..---- ------ ,. Prompt Q a nt i ne Measures T aken, IJf p')l)t'lr prepared to ('ope with it, owiug ":.q the --,.1flIlI1t'.;;;s of !.he lJrt"~cnt qua rnUtill!;! hosnital. The health uepnl'tll1(lollt is dOing it~ utmo3t to pre\' "tt the spread Sunday. I FARMERS WON'T ( STAY QUARANTINED. H ealbb Comm iss io ner I' ·mer. sa id he intend ed to drive a "freene of Buffalo was noli fi ed T lI'\5· load of prod uce in to BttIl'alo, though day for a game between t be North becausc he ha d a light attack of small pox in the vllIage of Goetzville, which pox lbe Amhers t authorities tried lo is in the town of Amherst, not fa r quaran tine his house and oonline bim from Buffalo city line, and a bout fi ve tl 1ere. mil es f rom th e Tonawandas. ''If that farmer comes to Bulralo and Dr. Tr ull, bea lth {)tlioor of Amh""sl, we cateb him he'lI go fnto quarantine s ta ted the small-pox victims robelled Whet. h8l' he wants to or not," said Dr. against being put dn qua r a ntinc. One Gre ene when informed ot"':~:::::~J;""" I �[JFFALO, ~s.- ORGe w. FULL e R PERT SEErES L.ABORS HERE. COMPL. _ _- E.NQUIRER. Its. MAf{ZYNSKA fal o wate_r_ _,_ ER thO NeW EORGF W FULL 'whO Is InYork w,ter expert. rca of cOn ... estlga..tlng t he ~Uwe.ter s upplY, ED T O _ - 'l' nl~ !\WY, S 411 expect to leave Ruffalo tomorro~ nigh t" 8~ld Mr. Fuller. "AII tbe records' tha t the H elllth Department ot this city haR mnde of 'w ater aamplel and lake currentS wlll be t a ken baclt to New York with mE', ~o thnt I may look them over In milking my r eport This Is my last viRlt to Hurtnlo In con· e<' tlon with the ",nler lnvesUgnUon. Dr STRJ(''1' A TTOll_ \l~S Dn. G REEN'E. Health Comml.s1onr r ~ "_MM was ed this morn ing \\h a t hf" had done ,\ith th e case ot ;'\ lrH. Hedwig ).larzynf' ka StrE'f't h of No. 17 PetE'r . ' the woman Dnnlel G. ~ trf""l R:nl~h wN tb<ti?emmrtken:Ilgftl~e~t~'t ~~~~ Witted by the Civil Sprvlce Commission. e v,/Clrk e only s ix months of the year d~ rl~g fl ummer. H e w lll receive a IIa.lar}! o ...... A (Jay. His duties will comdst ot Inspeclln g bulldlnlls .... to tbelr lanltar)' ~\101lo. - qk W 0 was al1~ged t" have handed l\l n['gl~trai Gram a.n pnvf'lop e- ('ontalnlng $4 In btJIs when she wE'nt to t'l e D ment of Ilea lth to get workin epartfor her daught K g papers "W er. 'the Marzynska. e saw no reason tor sendfn ~att~r to the DI s trlc:J Attorn~y .,g J.~3 r . reene to a TI~S report: r "It : : : ta;l d~ne through pure igno~ance e \\ oman at no time m f'8.1il to ~C'mmlt wrong. Vle have written to her o come and get her $4. The mone I In lIthe oftke now, wa,J LIng tor he; to· n and get It." ' It was for attempUng to comm erlm1nal as~al11t upon Kati ~ "arz)' 'I It k th nPI a 3.t Isadore MIller, a J . ;o wlsh optlcA a n, t~ now serving a short t~I'm I n uburn Prison. ...,. ISs~c~ntly er Greene," U\\(en bY the m11;1s1on JlIr FUller paid a compliment t o Dr, G e~e and his stD.tt tor the courtpsies local o{\lc!al,. nled bY Dr· Bls),lr, Fuller. accotn ~e la ke thi! morn- f.~~"tVn him a nd the aesistanCe given. Greene said today that when Mr. sen. made a. trip ~':eboats. They cruised Dr ing on one ot th: hanDel and took sev- Fu'l1er's report Is ma.de, he will not around Emera. l C Mr. Fulle r toOk malte Ito content. public until It h .... eral floa t Observations! the noats which been submitted to the Common Counnotes on th:k~o~~~~e~ts a nd the di,ec- cil. shOW the h\Ch they move. tlon In W samples ot water r - - ---,. BUFFALO, N. ......... MAY 2 1 19Or-'..... _. .IRJ.inJ.-·CiItii~II'!!'· StillDeath Rides Free on Street Cars Little Done as Yet to Clean Disease-Breeding City Trolleys. Since TRUTH undertook th e task of gelling ,ome ollicial acti on in regard to dirty s treet cars allo publi"ihing- the fl'~111h of its efforts. travelers on th e International Railway ~lIn1I pany's trolleys have taken considerable intcrcst in the ralll paign, and if you sec a man or wnmall from timc to timc IIHlk mg down at th e iloor of a car. do not fallcy that thl'y arc at ~ teT11pting to ~olvc kn olty prohlems or thinking their in· di\'idl1al troubles. Th ey arc only watching to see whether the !'treet car com pany has cleaued the flonr of that particulaf ca r since it was built, and some of them have reported th .... ir lobse-rvations to this office and doubtlcss a good many more I have wrillen 10 Ihc Health Deparlment. One letler received t,r here sa ys: , "Dear TRUTH: You arc duing a big work fIJr the Cily of Buffalo in gelling thc cars clean, They arc abslllntc\) fillh) 1I On a windy day I hate to rid e in them. Anolher is dated from Sycamore Street and sayS: "The street cars pass my house and 1 have to use tht'"tll in gClling down town. The Sycamorc treet line is pcrha{Js thl' <iirtil·:-.l in Buffalo and th e slats all the Honr arc alnlfl ... t ... !lli,1 wilh i filth. Ou r family physician ~ays we ~hol1ld lI~e the (ar~ ;t ... Ittlle as pos ihle as lo ng as there is much small P"" in Buf falo. hZ-IRS K" Still an other comes fr om the \Yi11iam Strcet ch~tri('t anll complains of th e unspeakabl e filth of the cars "e ar~ com pelled to Ira vel on It concludes thus: "Do these gentlemen who operate these car~ think the pcopIe of the East Side are hogs or other kind (If caule "I' "hal do Ihey Ihink? Conductors o n Ih ese cars arc perfe,·t rullians, and I do not beli eve any one of th ese cars ha~ becn ckalll'd . ~i nce they were put into service o n this lillc:' From a Physician. GET GOOD J OBS. Health Com sloner Walter Greene ye y mo rning made fonowlng appointments : George J. Wheeler, No. 110 Bird AveXl_ue. tenemen t house Inspec tor. at $1.(MJO a year. FranciS H. Kloclte, ;-<0, 1352 Jetrer80n Rtrept, tenemen t house inspector at $1,000 a year. Emll Rosenow, No. 250 Hlgb Str eet, fum igator, at $1,000 a year. Charles Palmer, !"o. 574 Niagara Street, fum igator. a t $1,000 a year. The appointments take e ffect on t he nrst of the month. The inepectors are t o In5pect tenement ho uses a nd require faults tn thpm to be remedied. The fu migators are to disi nfect places where thE"rp has been contagious dl~ ... ease, exce pt mea sles. 1l0flfS were full of du~l or not; and as to how often they were ch,:atll'd, and to kecp at ~l1ch work until furthcr notice. 1 do not th111k that cithl'r nf them have yet rcpl)flccl to the D oct or, hut 1 klll)\\' that they ha\"(' ('llllugh suhject ma tt er a t h and to make a yl)lumil1llllS·~\1lf' dt,t'l1kd report, which 1 cIo n o t feel I ... houl,l anticillatc j)fluhtln.s the Doctor will lel ynu have it \\,111.:11 he returns" "\\ hat was the rc ... nlt of the l)lIcinr's con ference with the I 904 .\ ~OINTMENTS BY DR, W, D, GREENE. company?" "That T cannllt tell )IIU," wa, Ihe reply. "The Doctor left Two Inspectors and Two Fumigaton toW11 withuut sayint!; anything tu me on the 5uhjcc t, but I Have Been Added to Health css knllw that he made ... nlllC progr ." TRUTIl has reports from at \cast one car harn that the ca r' Commissioner's Staff. hOl1sl'd there ha\"e been fluslu:d out c\'cry morni ng for some tlays wit h hl''''<.', hut repurts frolll (lthl~r car barns arc that the pn:..,elll l"onlhtinn ... remain l1nChall~cd \\'he~l Dr, Greene retUftlS frc 1l1 his rest· tour the publIc. "ill he Informed th c r co f Dr. ~~RIt(>r O. Gr"'(>of", ('omm1stonf" r ot the a p· allil tlw l 1)octOf rrquc:-.ted to take the public into his con tl- hl'Rlth, tbis mornlng nn DouDC't'd r tl,nce },leanwhi\C let the taxpayers and patrons of s lreel polntn,.nt ot twO ID'p"c to • Rnd two luml cars ctlnttllne 10 do a little d<-teclive work on their ow n behalf, ~ntOrH .•ncb ot whom w11l work In hi. de· anti tf the,' will comlllttnicate wilh th is paper th e number o f pOrtillont nt au nnnua l . alnry 01 ,1,000. GI'or~p J. \Yhpler th.'... car. tlie cxtent of thc dirt, etc .• and date of observati o n, The nppolntPps Rr~:ot 110 Bird avenuC', t~ n· lhl'ir Icttt..'f5 will he pril1tc(1 and tran~mittcd t o the llea lth ('mpnt bou~ Insp<'rttr. Cl1lllllli ...... jonef. FrnnC'i"l U. K1ockf> o f 1~i2 letrPtson ('\lhlic ... aft'll <icmallc1-- that all thc car~ he Oll"hcd daily, and strf"pt, tPot"mE"nt bons,," tnspE'C'to r . 11":llth C"mn,i,i,,,ner Gr«'ne will he held It) a stric t accoun t"mil Rosenow ot st reet, f uml· ahility for having- thi .. done It i~ a ... plainly, o r m o re plainly gator hl'-o (l·lH.\" than 10 enforce Ihe laws in rcgard to compulsory fumigator. ("hnrl •• Pahnor 01 sa vaccination. Tb('~(' mf"n 1\"m ",tart "Work rson J uly t at. :\ ow. Dllctor. kcrp yOUr spine rigid D o not "be nd th 'fbf' lenE'nlPllt hou~ Inspt'"CtO will asstl't ,ttpple hinges of the knee Ihat thrift Illay follow fawning." In the "ork ot rnnklD~ thorou~h In.p« UOD The corporations are nolhing 10 be af r a id of; th ey are o nl y of all .trllctur"q In wblcb throe or s 1ltblic l'nemie, ' an,l little David knocked Goliath Ott t in o ne tamlll. 1Iv.. and tbe foml~nto" ~I~t In tl1l' dl~lnr(,f'tI(''" of vlacps 10 1rOlHH . . . . tontaglOU~ dlspa t>9 bave f'x isted. I Daring' the pow('r'-l that '.,·rrr 111 1115 tUlle .mad~ Grovef, Clevelantl I'r<',it\clll of the Untted Slatc" b e"des tt doe,1I t math'f hnw ~I'cat your opponellt may hc , the faithful pcrfo rm al1n' of duty "ill ma\..e yOll evcn grea ter than h e and give yo u ~ HI~h :Sla~ara Q \,Idory. \" tIll haye char!,:e of Ih e pllhhc h eal th. the propef carc of It. "Editor TRUTH : :'Dear Sir:-Every medical mall in the City tlf Buffalo it; - Wi th you on your crusade agamst the <l1rt)' car". \ lit I 1 am \ glad to see that you have got Dr. Gr('enc tn 1110"\.' ... nlllC in till" mau~r: The doctor is a little too ea~y g:oing:, hul he i~ a ~I)I)d , phys I.clan and a good man. Perhaps now that h" ha ...... tart ..·cl ro m he WIll make some improvement. lie certait1ly ()l1~ht to, be cause he kno ws thcre is a great deal of sl11all~p()x. in Buffalo, \ and you have quotcd him as say i l1~ rightly that stfl'cl cars 'l.l'l~ great spreaders o f disease. Th e gratlllJ:!" that thc t: ll l11pan) uses on the noors o f jt~ cars arc simply traps for dlscase ge rms; they afford all sorts of a n gles anti il1tcrsltl'('~ in wll1(h germs can lodge, a nd arc, as yo u state in thc la"t issur o r your pap~r, t he meres t death traps. Could 1l ot a citizc n's action he ;nHtluted 10 compel the Street Rail way Company 10 dn jus· ~lce by ItS. patro ns and to ceasc spread inA" c1isea~c in BulTal ll ? do no t SIgn my name {or obvious reasons. I , . ['1 C PAlO N J f 4- W04 £. Vi' s. ~EE SMALL~.sASES, TwYAre Dr. ~ e's Vacation Trip. j'Yours, DR. So muc h for the correspondence. There are !llrce o tTlrr let lers whIc h are wi thh eld. In quiry at th e Ilealth Drp,.rttltc:tt as to thc.l'!'ugress of Dr. Greene's n\ gotiations with thc Cl)ln~ \Vhl~h we re. told of .in these colt'l1lns la':it wcek, elicitcll . e •.st0ll1S11i1lb" mformatlo n that the Health COml11i . . s1C\IICr ~ ou t of town 011 a ten days' trip for recreation. \',h eh 1Il11~t S~t, b~ co nstlyed as retreating und er fire, for , I r. August 'dnelder, chIef clerk of the Departm ent being 1I1l('f\·il'Wl·d sal :. H:t'hc Doctor took immcdi a te actin'n when yo ur co m ~~un~catlOn reached him. and he placed the s ub jec t m att<>f in 1e ~nds o f Ins pectors Carl ey and Brenner, w ith ordl~r~ to examme all cars th at il is possible for them 10 in'pec l ' to o h~ehl'e cOt~ditions when a car would leave the car ban; , as to v ether It was clean to start o ut, and to notice w heth er car ihllY. Reilly of No. 182 Nln.gara was this mOrning appo lntf'd San lIn HIP Depar t.~ol J ry Inspector P.: £ From ,,- , / APPOINTED INSPECTOR. nRn C ASE , v u , r. l\'O T DE J'JO llESE'T_ I t..mtn!lll<'" 01 Buttalo 9 ornlng. Thl. . a.m >'"'" In thl' cit)· thl. m Ip to BurFUller's last tr !be Mr. Ihl. morning shaH probably t ake up a few week& For a teW hours terence ~?Ith Fuller held t\. Oreene and City in preparing n1Y r eport. Just as 800n as It 19 nnlshed I will send It to ComHeal!.h Co ml l\ In rega.rd to the Bi\cter;olo~\S U .. r- TO GET MONEY BAC t1 York and Make Report on Buiill Return to NeW to Department Later. V, Traced to Lancaster But the Third May Have Originated in Buffalo. Dell M . Murphy, 21 yean old, wh o t 66 Mc.in stre et, wen t to th e Count) j mrpital tor iTca.tmE'nt yestprday. H e said he bad hpadac hes. DoCt ors dhlgnOged htff l11nees as small-pox. He was sent to the Quarantine Hos ... pHa!. 'Mrs. Bl.lr 01 21 MO<!lIer str•• t and b oarde-d her son, who 18 a. year a.nd n tne months olu. contracted small-pox In Lnneas ... ttl' whUe VisIting TelntlvC's .t h ere. Yeet prdaY t hPY were dlRcovpred to be Ill. Both wer~ t~\.ken to the Q ua r ant ine H oepltal, Sec Ihal you l ake �Buffalo elipping Bureau MAY 21 1904 T Tti- Tlzc ,Y ews "Bmlding THE SON G OF T HE MICROB E S. 210-2 18 ..' Jam Sirccl, ~UFPALO. tDedicated to the Tnterna t l('lnal R ail wa y C, No w that thcy\·c got th e g ra t ings nailed To street ca r th10rs I w een In e"en' slat attached the rea t The ;nic robcs sw a nn between To dea l out death o n every hand : Through zephyrs s o ft t he y s wi h And m ic robes tonsilitis 110at Like di -sipated fish , CoMPLETE F ILES OF BUFFALO PAP ERS S CRAP B OOKS C OMPILED From BUFFALO} N. Jtm 1.4 1904 The ~crI111ct~ () f consum p t ion. (tlitl, Stand ~l' n era ll y pa t, But wh e n ~prio~ ai r " fall ~ w t..'('t il11t l hl.ltli.l The' ch a n!:,c t heir hahi tat \ \ ith lhen1 wartn air ll1akr~ 111ll"in,:! day \nd fnrth frtllll "- P\\ t-:' dl'ca ~ ("I The\ ",warm a c r n ~ ... th e l"ar l eI }nt.igc 1.i budding m a n or mai,L 'SENECA STREET 7 EVICTIONS WILL NUMBER SCORES \''' Hh c: r a t illg... nailed fast [4' tilt., ntHU· \\' e' lI ha ,'c 11" chnic(' but "alk Or ride in :l ir wh ere ,Ien th 111111111c Incessantly dt1th :--talk \ Ve draw it in w ith l~ V (''fY b rea t h Up o n each fra g ra n t air: \re g e t m n r e t ha n w e pay il1r W hl'lI The pUl1cher ta k ('~ ou r fare Owners of Barker Block. Allen Block, st. James, Waverly and OtherTenement.5 Must Show Caust Why Buildings ~hould Not Be Vacated and Put In Proper Sanitary Condition. Though ~d"' l1 r ide n ear on crrand ~ht.lrt Or jo urne y fr nl afar. \" flu ' lI lh: v t? r meet ~Udl :--ighth.· ...... tlt."tt 1 .\~ o n the trt"'llh.' \ · car Yo u cannot cah.~h· tht.· micrpht: ...... tn.111 Rut t hc \" can all l~Jtch \ I'll . ..\Ihl p lant· i("lund.uitln ... 4lf·t.h . . e;·a ... c Y I)tlr "IHlre." ... y .. tetn lhnlu~h T () t.lke t he ~ra.til1~'" up wOllld tnt.'an T c..l d rive th,,' mit:roht: ... out. n u t tli.'I W tl they'lI ~tay to dalll.1l.:!l" dll 1 make nn I;,"rt DR. OREENE STARTS A VIOOROUS CRUSADE c)i rf'Hlht. \nd 3 :-- f'"'I r tlu ... hil1~ ,"'Itll tbe..· c.lr ... . T ha t method co .. t ...... ( me l·;t ... h \\ hich t he..' poor entHrall ) mu~t bc.lr \ ud \\ (llt1d be dClIn£!' ra . . h. Tlw micrnhl· ... all nlt..'think ... I ht'ar 1n irt"llzied ~h'Cl~l1 t ...... " \. •• \\ l··n.... coin!.!" to ieed ·\111 lathe ... · 11111: ... \ nd h .., a,,"fulh f('cherdll'" Tht'" .;, mall·p')"\., t~·phOld ,uhl till.' ...:;r1ppt.· \\ Ith phtl",i, lurk Health ,Cgmm Jsef Ml~ e bas inaugura.ted a crusade on several tenement h ou_es of the city. and unless the owners can show good cause wby such bulldlngs are unsaCe and un healthY habitations by tomorrow mo mi ng. the commissioner threatens to e\ict the tenants. Acting under instructions from Dr. Greene. John J . Brown. tenementbouse inspector tor Buffalo. yesterday posted notices on several at the largest tenement buildings requesting the agents, owners and occupants to show cause at the hearing to be held In Dr, Greene's office tomorrow morning why t he bulldln,\"s should not be ,'acated, ~ one of the houses has fire escapes. It Is alleged, the ll"lng rooms and the bedrooms are said to be dark and poorly ventilated. the hallways are narrow and dan~rous In case of fire or accident: the sanitary laws have been violated. , and the Health Department says all oC the buildings belong In lhe clas of the ,jtumbledol\-ns." ~ot1ces hn \'e been posted in consplc:uous places on all the bulldtngs. The tamous Barke r block. running trom Xo. 138 to '0, 158 Seneca Stret. Is under the ban of the Health Department. Thl. dwellln~ ts sn.td to contain up~·ards at 70 tamiltes, lh·ing in cramped and alleged unhealthy quarters, :ll ~a','. . \ nd irnm the ~ratll1g :-. [,l ... t n .. ilt~tI d. \\ RI"e..'O up ht't\\('cli our knee, It \ (""Il·,t d",th, .\ frightful death, \ death that all \\, ,,1<1 ,I' Ill. \ ...... 01.11· ll' fr'Hll the trnll{'y floors Til .;, a \ ·{' t hl~ har.Ill· ... ··111~1Il:· lO nlc ... .... l1nlc :-o ~ gond nnd(~rt'el1e !' hall ha ,'c the "gimp" to) ,ay, ··Ran"'ln. yf"lU\·C got to clean thn . . e car..:.. ,\ nd take t ho,c slats a w ay," ..IS TENEMENT IS TO BE IMPROVED ~R. cn "lHER ·WILL lUli:E \'\ GES THAT TilE L ,n" ALLEN BLOCK IS PL ,"C.\RD ED. The Allen block In Seneca Street, between Chicago and Lou~slana streets, giving shelter to 19 famllles, mOBtly ItalIans: the tormer St. James Hotel, at one time one oC Buttalo's leading hostlerie., located In Erie [reet. housIng 33 tamllles; the ·Waverly bloek in the same ~treetj just below the St. James, with .0 families, all Italians, have also come under the displeasure or Commj~sloner Greene. Consternntion reigned amf'N:lg the ten ants oC the Barker block Cor e !tme after t he notices were pested. Wben ./ I THE RE- QI:lRE<-TllIE ,tl.LO,,'E D HIli. Arrornpanled by an attorney. Bernard Huber. owner of a tE'nement hou~e a . '0. 11;6 Erlf' ~trPE"t. apppared before Hf'alth mnll~!:t oner Greene thts morn~ng and tn fm what he is I{olng to do to thf' Interior of the tenE"m E'nt house AO as to comply ,,1t!h thf' law ~ It Is .."ted that the bulldtng hous~d _0 famlUes. whJl€' undpr the la~ there was 8C"commodaUon tor but 1 ... famtlles In eurh a !'truC'turE". Mr. t..{uher had lea~ed the- butlrllng to anothE"T mon, who rpntE'd thE' different apartmpn t~. Dr. (;rppne ttaYR ~r. Iiuber Informed him t'hat hp \'\"aJ; ~tng to take a way the l~a!ltp hf"ld hy the prf"sent lp~!='ee . The Hf'alth Comml~!'finner granted ~lr. Hubf"r an E'xtenslon of two wepks In which lO mako the changes required by law. )m .;FrALO. JU 2. the people realtzed the full import of the order and found the sidewalk staring them in the face as .. dorruclle, they ,,'axed "Tathy and told Inspector Brown a. lot of things never learned in Sunday-school. They stormed against the elty authorities and demanded that the elty pay them rent, which they asserted " 'as patd in advance whUe they were ignorant of the conditions in the block. Others ,iemanded that the cJty pay their rent, v1ded tor them belore any eviction orders were executed. One lrate woman \,",bo said she recently rented furnish ed rooms in the block and pald rent In advance, attempted to tear down the notices. "They are detrimental to my business," she .ald, "and I want all the patronage I can get for the few remaining days." SOlIE OF THE TE:.'A:.'TS REJOICE. While .some complained. others rejoiced at [be prospects confronting the owners. One tenant 93.id: "I have been after the landlord tor se-v-eral weeks asking him to put my rooms in proper condition. but he has not heeded any of the reQuest~. The rooms are badly In need ot Improvement. and I think it·s high dme some action ~Tas taken." Commissioner Greene said last night: "The o,,'ner8 Of these buUdlngs have been warned r epeatedly to conform to the tenement-house laws, but jn every c .... e they have falied to do so. All dforts ,,'111 be made to make the owners put the buildings In habitable condition before anyone will be allo,,'.d to live In them agai n. Unless the owners can advance good reason [or not complying "'Ith the law. their tenants will be e,lcted at once.'· When seen by a Courter reporter last night Inspector Bro~n refused to discuss the case. He a d m itted that placard. were posted and th a v igorous crus.de had been started inst the owners. f. Z 3)9 1-4 , S ~t Indictments against wners of Tenement-houses. The County Co urt grand Jury that had been at worlc since the fi rst o f the month, made It~ finnl report to Judge Emery ~.. psterdar, It was said more thnn a dozen indlC"tments had been found against owners ot tenement· house!'!:. The na mes "ere wIthheld. because nd arrE"~ts had been made, Some probably wlll be arraigned today, Many opel! Indt ments were reportHi. the plea to ca~e being not g uUty. Z C <: u.. lJ~ ell ~ ~ 00 .-t :a:: :::> ~ ~ '" < ... b < ';;;"" 1 '" .,I'i 0 1 ==,.;;;;;;;;;;;= '" II: Or:.:! 0 <LJ ,~ C> r::.><: as '" ""Eo< ZO I »:a ~~ I oS ~t1'2 "" ... '" a '" 8""r:: ZZ ~ ",0"" ""r::$ ().s~ as ~ o 1-4 ~ .~ ~~ ~ < r.; I>- / �IUN 4" II. Th-C •4~-,~~.~ JUN 2 4190( W hat A n H on est Inspector Discovered Filthy East Side Cars, Uncle~ ned For Many Weeks. Peanut Shells and P iles ot Dirt Under Seats. 'S oi small-pox in the yilia g e o. f L a n There are eIe,en cas .. . ' b town and si..x 10 the outlym g t ~ r nlory. C3S1~r h\"e are 10 t e _ ' - b - - are oi a dangero us c harac t e r, t he pauents ~ o ne 01 t e C3!lts . _ . ' . . _ ha"ng Ihe disease m a mild to rm. m even m. . tance . II -.. . II kn own that from a n!lld ca e o f "m a -pox a L But It 1!l \\ e a)' develop and between Buffalo and a ndangerouS one rn . d '1 . h n trolle\" car;:! man} ti me, 31 ) ca:!{e~, t n~te :~e practice of the lmerna tlonal Rail wa y ~om­ ~t '~vhicb operates them, to d ean them irequen tly. ! R li T~ P3), k- go Inslc;{cd upon t he nece"'s,u,-. 111 t he lme r e b some wee ' ~ a ~ br- health, to have the car,_ f requem I'Y c I eane d ,an d r eo f pU lei I' om Dr n- D Greene to the effect that he eelV!! d a CUff r • ~ . d . . Id k the matter up tor co nSId erati on ~n to see t o It ~h~~ th~a cieansing was properly effected . H I - lette r was as Buffalo, A pril ~9 th . folio\\< : Editor TRt.:TH. , - d' Dear Sir:-Your letter of .~pn l ~-;th receive ,10 re t h ternat iOna l Rail wii Y Co n~pan.y 5 C3r:\ an d c ontenh. no t ed e I n- T he matter is now berng lIl\"emg3 ted an ~ 1 wlli ; eport ~ he re,ult to \,ou 3> soon 35 completed. Thaukmg you tor calhng Ol\" 3tteni,on to the same. I am Respectfully your> , " ' ALTE R D GR EE ~ E. T~ Dl,~[Or has kept hi, _word. the reby meriting the fa vo r- 2ble (,In .. uler.nlon of the. clt izen~ oi Bu ffalo. He: r~porb tha t he ha5 bad ire-que m con.. eren.~ e~ w ilh t he ,Intcrnath.l11al R :ulwaY Company and that Ib otnclJ.15 ha n~ Yielded t o hI"- 111'- 15(mg upon the cleaning of ,the c~ r3 _ .. .. . Seen bv a representatl\'e ot TR L TH "eune,da y m o r Olng tbe Doctor said : "I have here :1 nu m be r o f r e pn rt:-. f nJrn O Ui inspectors relat,,-e to the cars. co pie:; of whi ch I no w lay be- .I fore you, and you can draw you r o wn c onclu ';; lnn ~ . had several conferences with the ra ilway peo p le. t ht" 13 ... t ot thenl tbi; morrung, when ~lr. Ely call ed upon me. H e tells me tha t the pre-eDt gratings on the fl oors o i the: c~ r' cannOt b~ remO\-ed for the rea 30 n that they are bUilt 10(0 t he vehlc1e~ ~'hen 10 c:uur~e oi construction and a re irremo vable. He has agreed. however. to have all Ca T!l o perat ing in Bu ffalo. or be(YiteR Buffalo and ot her place5. cleaned at lea :o-l once e v e ry i iony-eight hours. I impressed upon h im t he i m po rt an~e o f doing so and he fell in with m\' argument>, T he ca r' wtll be cleaned ~s promised, and 1 should t hin k t ha t would b e fairly sufficient to safeguard tbe publ ic." "Do you tbink," asked the representati" e o i TR L-TH, " t h at it would be enough to so clean the Lancaster car;:: w he n it is ..,II known that in that adjacent "iJJage 'mall -po x is epidemic, and do vou not think that it would b e bett e r to ha " e at them cleaned the end of every trip. o r at lea .. t once a day?" "1 am inclined to believe that once a day wo uld nOt be wo oiten," was the doctor's reply. "I had at firs t tho ug h t tha t a cleaning enr)" other day would be sufficient. bu t 1 had mlt tbought of the Lancaster ,·ehides. I \\ ill take tha t up with the company. They ough t to be cleaned , a s yo u suggest, evtry day while there i a disease like smail -po x pre-'alent a t the otb« end of tbe line." -Holl many cases are there in Buffalo at t e present t ime, Doc"'r ;" was a ked. "We ha\'e SIX cases in the Quarant ine h OE-pita1." was t e "ply am perfectly willing," continued the Do ct o r, " to do e"')"tbmg ~hat is reasonable and proper in the dIscha rge o f my duties lor the. people of Buffalo . and I recognize the ding" that lurks m trolley cars of co m 'eying disease fro m plut to place." : You will obsen'e, Doctor," said the TRUTH man, r eferncg to one of the reports of the D oc to r's in pecto rs "that it Sbttd here 'that too great Q\Jantitie~ of water c;nno t be . on the floor of the car: because o f the machin ery lying tbem and t~at weepmg and mo pping out is re o rted Do y~u conSl~er. that an adequate sy tern of cleansing .treet car. And IS 11 not a fact that sweeping simply rel 'lsts tbe ge rms and sets them at liberty?" :'1 No T. I ~e.m ent Owner given two r eeks to make Iml)rolveuu!Dt4 "I tlun k that i, so," replied the lIe.llth C,1mmi"ioner. "Do you ~ehl!ve,- sir, that It JS po~~ibtt! Without tht' \I~e (If grea t qllantltle~ ot watc! r ' on the Moors of car:, . "here irre· mo vable gratings are placed. to sutli.~lenth· dt.:an~c them ior t he p rotecl1vn oi the public:" " P erh~'p~ no 1, but ~lr. Ely ~ays the' gr3ting~ .ue built into t he ca r s \\" hl.-h wa- the be>! the reporte r could get ircom Dr, Greene, ~o w hom .thls pape r cheeriul,)' gives honor" I rt! honor is dUe! t(l r hh w ~lhngn.e .. s to take two or three stl: ... ":'> ivrwJ.r,1 in t he l~l ;;l tter ';>1 public prV1CCli()Il, where perhap .. he !>houhi take h v e or SIX. It due ~ n' t matter It,) the people oi Dunak, W lether the rat· ing:-. ~re built into t he car:-. in cOlbtructi')ll or not. neHher do~ ... ,l.t ma tt e~ }i t he nc.ce .. ~ary u~e of "large quantities o i wa t e r "would Injure the machinery oi the ,'elude or not. The pro t ection of the public hl:alth b the one thing- at i,;,~ue, !J.nd if ~lr Ely ha •.to ha' ·e. all hi~ car, rebu:;t to prvt~Ct that public It l~ t he pi am prOVInce 01 the Hf'3lth Comm~"''''loner to re Qui re i t, The r epo rt ... of Dr. Grcl'lllM'S in:,pector~ are curious d cu· - -- m e nlS, and 3re t.",·itIently ba .. ~t.l On ht':\r~.ly, partlcularh a~ r ega r d ,;, the numbe r oi mt!n 3:- :,igned t(1 car-cleanmg, +The r eports are t\\"el\"t~· 111 11111ubt!r and are thu ... ··:-ummanzed·'· " In g e ne r a l I found t he car~ in:-pl'cted rea .. onahh dt'an T otal nu m ber oi car ... at Ilend . Fore ... t :Ind :\13111 ..... trt.·t.·t ... t3til...'n " 2 77 . tnc1udlllg ex t ra .. t railer:- anJ smoker:-- . T . . ,ul numbe r oi pl"r~ons t."mplu ycd to dean car ... .... n ... That b In . . pect )r B. Brt:no..:r·' ',uP"m3ry: ' I I I "+. A D ifferent Kind of Inspector, o muc h fo r t he r eport of t h s in~pe,{ r There wa . . ano t her one at w .rk oi a qUite dlfferellt calibre. whose name i .. J o,eph H. Carl~y, and who r ep"rt~d that he iound at the \\'ald ~n .-\ve nu e ~ t attun :!; car ... rt111J11ng and but tW(\ men a.;,~ igned to cleaning t hem. Regafttm; thi ... "'f.ltion he reporh "ca rs Il l' t. .. cr ubbed or mopped 1O:--idl. under "'eab very dirty , info r med not cleaned ior w eeks:' Clin ton tree t !-o t3 tion:-Abo,·e "!3tlon j ... the rl'Cel\"lng p oin t fo r all cars on J effer .. on. '\~illtam 31hl Clinton :--treet . . , and a lso t he re ular!t On Broadway. :\""umb~r oi r ... \:!"ub.r car .. r un n mg 33, e xtra " running- twO Ii )lIr '" m~,rOln::;- ami e\"t~l1Ing 34, m en empl\)y eu ~crubbtng- and c1eanl1lg" 3," ant.! comment ... t h u:) : " T he ca r s cleaned are onh· dOlle ,,'"Ith a h :--e and h a ndl e bru:-th on t he om . . ide and (Hi the tWi' platform .... nl"lth· Ing d o n e to w ard .; scrubbing tloor~ or wa .. hin;:: the in~ide. .\ n um be r o f t he bo xe unde r the !'.eat~ examined were fl'unJ u ed a s a dum ping place fo r old paper, p~anllt , hell" , tub. of trans fe r book s. e tc. evidence .. of no t haying" been deaned ior w eek., O n ~I a y ~3 rd entered ca r 134 of the \ \ 'illiam tree t li ne a t l ~AO P . ). [. a .. it W 35 leaving- the ... tativn, and iuund it un clea ned bo t h on Ihl(l r and under ~eat~, at .. o examined 1 -: of B road way line :titer a 'c1t30lng' in ~tati{ nand f\lund bo x und e r :"eat s un clea ned." 23 1904 TRU T H M ade Them Hustle. :\Iay 26t h, 11 (\ ~ c r ubbin g cars t ...""lda y on ac-count oi break to w a te r pipe. Cleaner:. all busy reml'VlIlg dIrt fn.: m unde r the ~ea t .. , beli("ye fi r s t t ime in w eek ~ and haJ l~i~ht car .. tini!'oheo. B r '"l3 dw ay ... ta t ion. R ecei,-ing pumt il...)r lhe lh·lh.' ,·ue. Depew and L a ncast e r li ne ; r~gul3r5 dail y 4, e x t ra~ rUllning twO hour.-; On Broadway hne m o r ning a nd e ,~e ning ~3: men t!lllplo yed scru bbing a nd cleaning 2. This ho ne~t 111 3n· ... ~ umma f\· of the rl'sul of hi.; 0 ~en·a ­ ti o ns o n th e Ea ~t ide is as ~ iol1ow~ : "Xumber of regula r cars ru n n ing dail y Ml number oi e x tra c3.rs four hour.:io ~er day . m e n e m plo ved 5cru b bing and cleamng car-=- 9. no . .h~· in fect a nt used in any of the iour ... tJ. t ian .; " TRL'TH readil y certiiie -, from the report of thi, inspector, t ha t he is a fa it hiul public ~ eT\dn t and an hone~t man, an d reco mmends him t o t he ian)fable cons id.eration of h i~ super· io r in office, Dr. \Y. D Greene, and t he public generally, as a man who kn ow~ w h at his d uty j s and tIoes it regardless o f co nsequences. ~ D C LE A..~ kt An T H E::U Irnp~, Ot"T . O' alsw orth Is go- ·er the t enement house proposl- In~ tl"n in a practlcal man ner. year the tenement hou se e"U I a!t regularly as t he SOu t h Butralo at the ('l(1se- of summer to end di!Oe8se and 5ut'Ce-ring In the- filt hy barrack$. the ('n· against unclean tenement houses diE'S OUt and the odor i s wafted a,,&)-. The Grand J"ur )~ yes ter da y is ~ald to haye n:'pone-d s ixteen Indlcunents under the crimina! Jaw reIs.tinJ{ to the care ot tenemen t houses . "armgs ha'~e been or no avail; demands for i:n .. pro\"ements ha ve pitl:er been hmored or ,quelched br poli t Ica l o.l~8~e ha~ The Inlluence and had f ull Eway. indlctmeOl5: ob t~ in~1 by Coat~worth ~111 undOUb ted ly be proliuelve ot tar better re sult~ . The land .. lord who by r.eltl~ t allo\"\" s h" bulldtr:~ to re-tk with lit ea ~ • Eubj~ung ennnt..:; to Its danse-r:::;. Is j ust as guilt]; ns the rnllroad company that fa ils to tnkc the llToper ptrC&utfoDs to saff''' ~u a r '\ the people- from the d ngerous ~ i uat.on a railroad creat ::;.. In his cru~ade an In. the tenE'm f;'nt h ou~e ,11 ~lr, C03t!'l ~ orth wHI ha v p t he ~uppor t ,. ale Uzen~ of t he commun ity "Ub t he " ~ble e copt Ion of llle (llYners ot fi!tby tene mf'''lt b ous !it, I .. �tiUFFALO, N IN 'l.i y, JUN 2 3 ~ JUN ~ 3 1904, 5 1904 TENEMENT , GRUSADr G~llED HO USE HEARING Bl~GKM~ll BY n-Ci+~~~"" V~ry Filthy Street Cars D r . G reene says he has secured a oncession from the Street R a il-way P eople. Bccau..,c indirectly thc in fo rm a t io n h as r eached thi s o ffi c e that the 11H.'lltHlll of his nam e a nd th e llcl"a~ij) ll a l ca rt ol Hl i ng o f hi, persoll ,s d"~~r" ea " k j o ~lr. \\', C~ ryl E ly n f th e Int e rnational R ai lwflj C o mp any a lld h i . . fa mil y. w e c h ee rfully pnHlll .. C h ,) dc..,j . . t. \\~ e ha v e Ill) qu a r el with ~rr . 1 ~l r. S o far as \\ c an' illfn rtlll~ d hy a ll wh o kilo\\, h im. he j " a charm ing mall and \Tr) po pular. a nd it i~ n O l t he p u rp t)sc o f 'T RUTH '5 artidl:'~ up u n the ~tr l'l't r a ilw a y 1l1al1 a~C Il1 l' lIt to in all) way be aug-ht but fair and con ... id c r alc a nd hy no Ill ea n s p e r so na l. ~Ir. Ely is ~t the he~d o f a bi g- , tre l'l rai lway corpo ra tio n, howc\'er. and mu s t expec t f r O tll tllll C to tlln c td be. il1 (' \'ilably menti o ned. In the (reet R a ilwa) c rusade t he o nl y Oh jl'c t of (hi s p a p e r has be en t o s c n 'c th e publi c a nd t o safegua r d Its inte r es t s, Two wcek s ago th e ~h f'l(' k i n g in for m a ti o n w a~ prin ted a ~ a r e,ult of (h e in,pect io lb o f a n h Oll c,; ( e mp loyee of (h e H ealth Depar(ment (h a t th e re arc o llly IIl nc m en e mpl o y e u by (h e company (0 clea n 171 I' as t S id e cars, fly the tiUIC th o se nine m e n w o u ld get thr o u g h the process uf c1t..~ allin g' it I' o nly r ea s o nahl e ifl t..~ 'lwc t t hat the lir ... t ca r tl!ey clcaned o f the 171 \\:o uld h e klle,' (Il'e p ill lli rt a n d ful k r nl Re rm~ than a phy:-.icla n·s cu lt u r e t u he In m a rked cOIlLra lii:-.tin ct it>11 to th e 11l1m h e r of in spec t ors a lI"tt cd to the Ea, t Sid e ca rs is th e r e p <1 rl of !I [r. Bre lln e r. in "IH' ctor of cars O il th e \Yes t Sid e, w h ich tl's t ili es to th e fac t that a milch la r g-c r numb er of m e n are a ... si~ n c d 10 l he d u ty IIf cl ea ning the veh icl es wh ic h ca rr y th e pa ... se n gc r:-. t tl a n d fflnn tht..·Ir pl aces o f bu si ness th a n are a:-.~ig n (' d 10 Ea ...,t Side duty :\Ir. nrt..' nn e r s ta l('s tIt e n l1 m bt..~r (If IHT ... fltl ... ('m pl ln-ed tu clt.·a n cars <1'- ",,0 a nd th e n um h cr nf car ... c1can,,'d ;), ·! 77 . X n w why the ni ckel u f the \\'cst SIder ,hould be rcgardcli hy t he c o mp a ny a s h el l e r m o ney than the Il\'c c('n t pi"'Cl'S of t he g rea t, thro bbin g , po p ulous E~,t Sicle i, (Inc to detenlll n e. li nks ... It be th a t the ollic iaI s of the cumpany . being- t hem"'l'h'cs m t..·l1 o i mea n s and fina nce. loo k do w n 1I 1hHl the toiling IlIl1 lutude \\' hich i,n't at all fai r, T he Fa' t S"le furnishc, thc gre:l t C" t n ll mb c r n f pa .;, ... cngcrs to the Jl1tc..'rnatltl11aI Railwa ) Cllmpa ny, It s imp ly ll'CIll:"'> with life: it I, full nf tniler~ w ho llcC:t.'~ sa n l y h a vc t l1 r ille t l) a nd fro frllm ol1c place to a n othe r . and wh o a rc e ntit led tn a.;, great protcctilln a., t h eir kid -glove d h ro ther men and wo m e n o f t he \\'CS ( S ide. Y e t wh a t a re (h e ac tual facts ? \\' h e n a ca r h as b ecome (nn ra m . h ac kl c, ( 00 fl a t wheeled "n el ( 00 cii 'gr accfu l, d isrc p u t" b le an d d ila pid ated fo r t he \'· cst ~ ide se n ·ice. it is submi t ted to thc process of d egradati n ll i'l\'lIh'cd in se nd in g- it t o b e l"cd by th e t oilers T he co mpan y a ppea r!"> t o fo r get t hat the la tt e r arc its h est Cl1:-. t Olllers. a nd t ha t e \' (' 11 if th ey \\ e r e nnt tht \, CO Th t a nt h tra nsfcr upon th c ki tl -gln\" c rl lilH'S a 11(1 111a \' b ea-r WH h t hC I{l th e ge rm s o f d i... ea~e C(;Ucc t ed o n the Ie ... .., a r i... tnc ra tic ," ch Icl e s. Dr, Greene Says the Company is " Wo rking Overtime," Rcla t i\'c tn th e d isg-racl'ft11h· c1irty Ea . . t SuI . . . cars Dr Grn·nt..' h t..' lIl g- iltlc: n ·i .... "Td ... :tid: ·" 1 h a-\" l' made arrall~ ..·Il1l'nt .... til oh \"l ;t l t..' all t hat. and h a\l' th e pl):-.i t i\·l' ;):-. ... II!'<11l!.·l· Ilf t ll\' CIJTl1p a n y th a t (:ar ... arC' ll llW Iwi ng" dl';t ll r d en.' !'.\" li t her day, ea c h a lld c \ cry Illll ( I f th r il l. h(lt h o n th ..• E;( ... t Slll~' aTl d tIlt..· \\"e ... 1, an d If th i . . p r;;ll· t irl? j ... II llt 1'<' pt l1p . a ... 1 am jllllT1lI ... C"d it will be . I hr ,,'omp a Tl Y will hl::t r rro 111 111(> It i ... tnlt' 111 (> \· ha n ' n l1.t .bee 11 a hl r t o Ilu .., h th e m flu t "it lt 11(1...,(' a"i ) Ol1r - pa p l' r ong-TTla lly ~t1J:r~(,s l e d 0 11 arcoll nt nf t h(' m achilll· n U1 lfiC'1' t he ~nnr~ of th ~ ca r ~. \ t p n~ ... en t th(' ," Ill np t hean IIlI t ;,f tl' r "'" n ·p m ~. w h lt··1t I., llll' I><' . . t rn n Cr""lfl ll 1 ca n g"<' 1 .. 'Th e Cfl l1 (I..' ...... j l l ll 1'" 11ll t cnnllg- h Swct'pillg" rt! ,·a ... t ... :1I1f ! ... rat t e r s ger m ... :lnrl lIl o p pi n g" IInl\' PIlt.;, h~h,:k tltt· d i n ill <I Il1 f1i ... t c ondn il ll1. " 11t.'fl'a .... brfnn' it had 1)(:"' 11 dn If th .., !Ll\',l! rail \v ay cn mpa t1\' (""a n11 o t arran;.!(' their ca T'" ~tl that tl le\ 111.1\ he th ,!ro ll g hl) cl ea ned. th ey had helle !' emplrl\ Iltit ... r IIril1~ lIf ell' builder> fu r th e safe ty I)f th e ge ne ra l " uIJloc, DR. O'BRIEN, CI TE D TO APP E SA YS HEALTH DEPART T IS BEING USED AS CLUB. DR. GR EEN E MA KE S DE NIAL HE SAYS EYERY CO U PLAIXT IS I:\'_ VE S TfGATEO ANO ALL CASES ARE TREATED DIPAR_ TIALLY. Thl"r"?' l\·O~ n Ilvel:r tIIf'nnl"(' betwpp,-, Br8lth ("("Imml!i=slflne>r Walt er D. Greene nnrt Thomas " '. O ' Bl'lE"n, ngpnt for tile P10IH'T' tr o f .Tnlln O'Rrlf>n aT1r) hl~ son, Dr. Urnry O' Brlf'n. ,,11 0 w~rp rltf>o to "llp"'nl' ht't'flre th(' 1I('81th ('omml!';sloue , t orla:r n nr! 1'l1o\\' ('RI1"'(' wh ., <,prtnln IT)) - I prm'('nlf'ntc; f'hnulrt not h(' mnrtp n n"i why tQ(' Inl'. ~hollirl not h(' rnmplif'd with. ~tHtpmpnts I hnt thl')· \'""r(' thp ,1('(lm</; ot" ~plt(", ork w fl n ' frf'l'}tlf'nt Iy m l1 dp hr 'lr, O ' Brl t' o :lorl hl~ so n . ThE'!'P \"HE' not dl!'l - I f.lIt ·r! h,· H ,, 1111 C o m m b ~ lnn p r (;I' I'('nf>. hut h{' ~hnwprt "hf'r(' tl,. \~ rf' .11"r '· I o lfttlnn~ or thj~ t('n,'nH' Tlt b n n~e law lncI where ('(lrr e ctioll~ n f c TII!(>fl('d . . A't agft.ra tr~et Property. The PTO{l~rt y 18 at Nos. 426 nnd. 428 Niagara htreet. The Ulf!pcct1on was mnde by l oepe('tor Brown , wbo r('portl'd hack to Health CommlFlsioot'T Gr('C'oe that thl"' hou8e h as leaky roofs, that t.hf'r(' Ie nn cnnllC'ctJon fr om tbt' e\"p tT ou~b to thf' ~pWf'r, thllt se\-· enl pa oes of J,!lit8S fiT" hrok. ·o nnd lbnt there are no haod roH~ on tu t> stairways. Tb is Is r('qulrpm('ot hS 18". The:' com th('~ .... dpt .... l·ts wos ID IHle- by nn'·I~ . who t o rmf'r1r was J. ten ant In 10(' hl1ltcllnj:: Anrl wn~ e-j{'c lP(l. A p laint against 8 £:]8.0 namffi citAtion to IlppeI\T. " ~ntn )lr O· Br1E"n. "ls nothing morC' than 6pl[(> work on tbe part of tbl!i tt' oo.nt, lip wn~ mad bE':cnufiE" be WIIS ejt'('lf'd , lIE" did DOt tten t me Tl~ht. B('fOTt' bl' lE'tt I han" (,""pry rPBson to hltp,-(" that h tore d o w II [h I"' plns - "Th1s t er in his 8p~rtments nnd OO('l(\cu the cellOT wltb wRter. O wner .. J-I,,;, ' e XO Redr ClII8 . " 1 am trying to lin' up to thE' Inw . ( am paying n('ll!'l.\' $4.000 n ~· ('nl' In tncH·S lind Whf.'ll n I f' u:lIlt d(\(' ~ ~\1 r h thlnlZs as J b on' nwntioJ1Pd ,~p hnY(" nn 1· ~o.rN;b . " Dr. O' Srirn 11wn hrnll:p In. "TIH·~· I1rt· lf~ lng thht drpUrtlW' nt tor n ('1\111 nn,l nn· h olding It OYf'r O\'r hf>nrlR. whlle WI' nn~ t.I'shl(' to do nnythln~ or ,;u-' pk r~dTf';;s n,:atnst tenants who ha'" Ilon e Us injury, T his compla int Is l1n(l(' ~ f'r",,('d" D r . Grf"f'nr thorou)..:"hl.\' arnll!W(] ~nl<l. · 'ThAt Is .'tn untruth , Thl ~ (I('pllrt Tnl"nt Is n<lt hPtng u~"rl n~ n ('ll1h AntI ll f' Yf"r hnR b E'f"n ftln <e my t('rm hpr(', It. I11l1k p!'l: nf' tltr er('nc~ I f Ihpr(' "' pr(> ~n ('o mpi nlnT'I egnlnf't y(\ur pi '1 C' ..... If ~ p 1(' lIo(1 1'0 \"1011\th , t:.~ WP would o..... t tnke' stf"P" til prM('C'utP. This ron wln t nt (' llnC' to li S :lflc1 WI" II'! · v E'!'Itignteo It. "~ E" !1re not f,UPPORt'r!. [0 k D('IW 1\'h("n 8 ('ompl~lnt ('omE'S In whl'th r l' it 18 spar w(\rk or 1f"te1tlmntf'. Our In ~ pl"" '· t on Insp M't orl rOil!' IlrPTTlI!'ps nttf'r r(, (,ph'· tog tb e complnlnt (lOft ronnel d pf('M8. Evcry c e8e Is bE"lnJr tTf'atf"d ImllOl'tlnlls ." A Groalll Vtolnllon. During tb(" ('OUf!lo(, ot tb(' henrlng ~ Ir . l.J Brien ndOltttrd thnt bp had not ftlf'd p lans of the htTl1rtln~ wl~h thE' O('pnrtmpnt #Jt Hf.'8ltb "J ront<lrlf'r thl!' R gro ~s "Ioln tlon ot th't tMlPmf'lll hn\l~(' Inw , " ~nld Or. Gref"oe, "'Ylthont Ihd~(, how nrp " . t' nh]E" t o tell wbp1heor n tPnt'Il1PTlt Imtldlng I s pTOP ' erl.r com.trHrtE'f1 or not .. ~ The ('0111(' W8~ th en ad .l nurnpcl til two w f.'pks 1rom 1ndnl'. In thl" 111('(\D P )otr, u Brl E'D must nlnk(' l'f'pnlrs ond Inn nil tb (> TE'llulrem(>Dt s ot th(' Inw or It-gal acllou m ay be taken. OWNER. TENEMENT HEARING BEFORE HEALTH COMMISSIONER DEVELOPS LIVELY PHASE. 'I r IS blackmail' " shouted T homaB J, O'Brien wh,s!n haled belore Health CommlsR' pper:..preene t h is morntng. "This entire matter of com plaint and bringing us belore thl. depart m ent Is a bit of spite wo rk upon the part ol a (enan t we have been tr yi ng to ej ect from Our property." Julin O'Brien ol No, 478 N iagara Street was summoned two da ys a go to appear belore the Health Commlsstoner and show CBU98 why ber p roperty a t Nos, 426 and 428 South Division St reet 5hould not be vacated, She appeared t hrough the person ot Thoma. J , O'Brien and Henry O'Brien , a denttst. The In tervlew bet ween the alteged delinquent nnd the health otller was a vigorous one, but tn the end Dr. Green e gave Mr, O'Brien two weeks In whtch to comply with the Ia.w or B. e t he property tn q uestion decla red untlt f or habitation and vacated, Accordtng to the detallB o l the otllcia I report on flle at the Health Department, Blx ta mllics Itve In the house, the celtar Is w ~ t, the rool leaks, the stairs are unsa fe, filth has accumu la ted and the ra in condutts are not connected with the sewer . Mr, O'Bri en, who represents Jultn O'Brten with regard to property now condemned by the Health Board, contended that the South DI\·tBlon Street houses were In good condition. "I know that we were at fau lt with the Front A venue properlY." said he, "but In this case we have pu t tn good plumbin g and have done all w e can to mak e the premises habitable. Ther e 18 not un · other t enement In Buffalo giving tts t en ant! hot nnd oold water c l osets n n d drains, a s well Ilghted and cared tor as this . nt tho pri ce. "Read th e r eport again ," sa id D r , I Greene. "No fnult Is found with the plumbing, but w e Inelst upon you r maktng th e changes w e h ave found necessar y nnd upon your flIln!" th e plans ot t h e houses with this departm ent." "This is 0.11 n onsense. Doctor ," s a id O'Brien; "0. piece of epl t e wor k b y per80ns who wi sh to hold this d~partment 88 a club over my head. I pay U.OOO or 15,000 a yea.r ta x es. Rnd n o o ne can hold a clUb over m e. I will have justice." "You shnll have justice," r epUed Dr. Greene, " rr your property was In prop er co n dition, It would make n o difference It 4(\ (X)() co mplaints a day were lodg ed against It . On ("Rch co mpl aint our In~ spectors would examine a ftd they would repor t th e ta ct s. If th e fRcts warra nted a citation. you "9,'ou ld be cited; It not. no nu mbe r ot complai nts w ould d isturb y ou. Your property does not comply with th e law and I will give you two weeks to make It com ply. You must clean up the ccumulated fi lth and make t he necesepalrs, Mr, O'Brien r eIterated a n art-red rem a rk at hls _ e filth. a.s you ca.1l It. Is the f a ult ot m a n who put In a little dinky-dink stove, n ot fit t o h ca t a bedroom. ~e have been tr y ing to g t him o ut tor t hree mantlls, but wha.t cnn w e do? "'Ve are responsible and he Is not. It he doesn' t pay hi s rent or k eep hi s premises In order we- have no r ed r ess. but It w e evict h im an d his tfoods are damaged. who will h a , 'e to PM'? • "1 understand you r position:' sa id Dr. Green~. "but t he law must be ~omplled with . R ('gn.rdless ot 'dln kr-dln k stoves, you m ust stop the leaks in yo ur roots, conne ct th e roo! condu its with th e sewers an d m nke the ot h e r changes. and. abovfl nil, you must me here th e plans or the h ouse .. The' hearing clospd at 11:46 o'clock and at its c lose Dr. Greene sa id tha t o ther house owner s would be cited to appf:"ar tomorrow. S(>v('ral Erie Stre('t tenements arc under s urve ill ance ;md will b e put In g ood co ndition o r vacated. �r -r L JUN o 1904 n ur JUN 1 19U4 COUF.lErt RASTIC STEPS IN THE 'CRUSADE ~ ON TENEMENTS. Health Commissioner Greene Heartily F avors Vacations. Health Department Will Permit NO.D.el.a y in INSANITY LESSENED. Sanitary Improvement- South DIvIsIOn Street Place Under F ire. This is on the Increase, Principally Because of the Strennous Lives Now Being Led. "W ' '''TEN. ' m to make these r ectt(y the ",· r on«s have fatJ ed. N otice .. .lAo' I 1 h have been Ignored . warnings have been E property owners comp Y w t disregard ed nnd threa ts haye h:\d no pCthe law," sa id ijgQ lt h Cg«t- fee t, It Is ave rred. :!\'ow It Is the fntenper Greene tbi! morning. "The Uon of th e deoartment to make the aId 1 les-ed "Iola t ors o r the In.''· come to Umo. mlsslo places tn question must be place n In this ln stan('~ the Health Department '.nllarlP cond ition or else abandoned ha~ b een parti cularly thorough in tt~ co , , , , , ' o r k , The housps hav·e been placnrd('d , •as places of human habitation,' ten ant s have been ,yarned nnd ow ners A week ngo the owners of twelve have been notlt1.ed, The depa. rtment has tenement s 'Were cited to appear before eve-n gone ~o fsr AS to send an Italla n the health auth orities and shoW cause spenking employe t o all Italian tenants , hy their property should not be ,a- telling vBcate, to give a.nyone nn •• ..~re them do n otto Intend Wt •• d. ...... oppo rtun ity to sn.y tha.t h e or sh e did n ot They appeared, either In person or undent a nd the orders i!l6urd by thi!'! dc-' by attorney. Some were granted fur - pa.rtment, W e m en n business, and It the tber t i me In whi ch to inspect their tenant.8 and o,,,nf!'rs ot the placar ded roperty and others agreed to make the buildings do not get o ut Jul y 1st.. on J ul y ded b tbe department 2d their goods Vt' 1l1 be set o n the st r ee t ," P changes Y , said Health Commt!!toner Greene today, d eman M the result uf the reports at t otHcers of the Chorlty Organization Soclety the InspecUon ot Health Depar - , ~" ment' otftceI1l and the alleged t aUure q,A of owners to comply with the la.w's requ orders vacate prophave bfe.n irements, Issued agains t thetotoUo~iDg "1 don"t ('orp whAt nU!'~1'11 Sn!!C' MYS:' Hl'nltb eomllll ... ~l~U1tr Grl-'l'DC tbls "J n(!, Dm "ur~~ thnt .. ncDtloll~ 8rt' .,....~ St.'l1tlul to thf' ,,,,,II ht'ln,L:" ot hum!1IlII\'. Th(l'~ ttc>nd to prolong- litf'. to ennhl~ th~:-;l" who h:lv(' thi'm to 110 Itl'UI't' work o(tl~rwnrd"'. • nm1 nhon· 1\11 tht,y [('nd to prnf'nt In~Rnity, "Ino;;nnlt" I tl.l 1 . ,~Ult (" nf'rt'nst' in thl~ ('('mn· try, It n'rtillH]Y J~ (In 11", iTwrt'ns(' In thfs yklnit)P. n() ~·ou know th t it Is UhllOSl:t 1m· p()--;~Ihl(" to ~t·t un 111 .. 111H' nnt',·nt Into 011r ,IlwnI itl ... tltlltltln~? It's n filM. I bnllp·n to kn!)w thot lll'('au~t' T ju~t ... m"('I·,'ftflJ in'" I!:N· tln~ a Il!ltlf'nt hltll Pr()\"lth'lu"I" nf'trp;H, " I W!1~ ('olll"'1i to !-'-"f' thl.;:; Jlnllf'nt n WOm!ln lB~t w('I'k, I fo und thnt ~h{' Wits atot('t~ ~nld mornl 4 U • 19 I h ml' I an(''11011a. RlIll after thC' IW('CSS3 r\' (':mll1lntltilln~ requln'll hy law had bt:>e~ erties: " I tr It't.! to gl't h("f Into one ot :he The Aflen Block, Nos, 333, 33<:1- and S31 OU\"C", Seneca Street ; Nos. 74 and 16 Front -."....,1000.ol n",ylul11~ A\,f"nue' another place In Seneca Str~t: ---=Q.\.... ... -'''~ ",At t11(" Bull'alo Rtnt(' H o<tpltnl. I was No •• 18: ''''''ater No, 14 Fly Infurnwtl tbat n~ morp l'Olild bp :l<'Ceptc-d and 17a nd Nichols Place, Street Nos. 15 Street and the front a nd r ear of NOB. US and The bORI,ltnl I. so tllll thnt til. "ale InnRc, 118 Sen... Street. eomml.,I,," hn- I'_m·d onil'" 110t to ,,·cept All or these places must be vacated any morf', by Ju ly 1st and must remain vacant ,',\t CAnnndalt!uo tbl'ft' 1:; nnothe-r Instl· until In Ihe esUmation ot the Health . . Department people, t hey are In a 5anl - He Alleges He was Not DrYIng Gram tUtiOll. 1111.1 I nplllI,·,1 ther,'. 1 karnNI tbnt tarllr habitable condItion, C t·tuf f the Or. as lon~ a~o n~ lhr('l~ w~'l'ks 8n ('l1ort W8S In addltloa to these the property a t ons 1 lOna 1 y 0 madt' to ,:tl't n Il:.ltl ("lll Into th:lt In:-:titution, Nos. -4~6 and 428 South D ivision Street, dinance Questioned. but ttl(' path'Dt wn<tn't 8("("·ptl'11. It wos eC b)' Jutts. O'Brien ot No, 416 Nla~t:J.lt'd at tbnt tlO1ft thAt thC'r(' wus no tell· Is under re , case The ",111 owner I n:! Wh("ll n (18th nt C"ouM h.' r('("l'lt"l"U there Is c Street, to appear and fithe be heard by Dr, Greene tomorrow a t 10 F. A, Dole hR!"; put in n defen~e to the h~C'RU!'(> th(> Institution hud nil tbe In5.'ln~ o' clock. Rction ins tituted n,::nin~t him by the city patients wbleh ('Guld bl' hnutllNI. AccordtnC' to the c1etatls ot t he oftl- f or nlleged Yiolntinn ot the onliunllce "Finolly I trit-d Pro\"ldt'n('l' Retr{'at, I etal report o n file a.t the Health De- r tc'guin tin,e- th e drying of grain, nn~l the hud hl~('u ulllIl'r tbt· Imllrt's:-;Ion that it partm.nl. sL't f.mllles live the cnoo hou.se. the cellar is wet. the rootIn leaks, .... will be tri ed before Judge ' olger "lOll II ( IW I10Jlf'It'~~ to try to ,:tet anyone In nUll a lOUry. on Thursday, tbetl' ' hilt I wab Itl III t h nt n f1otl(,Dt '{{"oult.! the stairs are unsafe, fil t h has accumu . ' f ' d 10ted and the ratn condu1ts are not conDole 1S the proprietor 0 n J;I'Rm· hl' dlst'b:1r~l(l thf'rl' thl-t murninl! ond:;o I nected wi th the sewer, The owner also in!! plant at 34 Tenne~see street. 1 e j.;ot till' "(\nlon 11110 thut In~t1tn;ltJn 1eO ownl' the Front Aven ue property tha t ! c ity is ~\lin" him to rN'O,·€'r th e l ,:1. ty "lnddl'lltall\', 1 1.11t:::ln uH'nt!oll h·l' th has been orde-red yacated. p escribed by th e ordinance for f Ulh n g :. I· t . t pre At the Health o mae it ts sn ld that re - r ~ . , It 's ~nid th nt s. n :.i rgt· IH~W bn.... pltnl at Gnwandu, aud pealed errorta to have the penons at fault t o tuke out n hcenc:.e, ,In' I ill hnt whl'n thl~ hf)~pltJ.1 wo~ built It was L eroy repre~l'nttnrr e, ord W b I l lI h~' ot Ir8!'t l'lght or ',;: •\ hmlru~. "'t' uti unlit of 0the i- ,,:ug' 1l 1IIn t tiwou cont €'. t t e COD. It 0 Y rlT Yt·nt'.:twtllre It would be filled to W l y F N S OLE DE E D CI TY 'S LAWSUIT. rt ';:4 BUrFi\lO, N. Y. .-, JUfi 25 1904 NO ACTION YET. Hea~ Officers Want Legal Opinion Before Proceeding Against Filthy Bakers. unI~c~~ claimed thnt D ole i!; mnint ain ing bptlC"lty, BlIt, llle int.!katlons now are thtlt a l1UiS3DCe at hb plnut, He denies th IS ~ "III h<"" .. tnxl'd to itb utlUo~t long hefore nud n~serts that at the time ot th e v ic:.it ~,~\ .tlOll'. I \\ of ins.pector!'> t o hi~ plant he wns Dot t;:st I~ th(" ruv~t common fonn ot indrt"in1:r (rrnin nnd thnt th ere WREI DO fer· lUll) ot tbl;' I>nl:!t'ut tlm('~" Dr. Greeu(! m~Dted or purtly ferme-nled, ~rnill ,o n, hi~ :~.s a~kl'tI. " premi:-<N~, reople re~i(lin~ In the lleJgh- ).i:lan("iloIlR , W3S thl;' rE'ply, "Dill borhood of his place Il~serted t~ Inlrb; .llId nlll l.Jilf'-'hf'lor$ nrt.' more 8pt to be G~.t h ~al t.h commi~sioner, that ;heJIiIC'h'd with it tuau mnrrll'd pt'r:;OU$. It's slench nri!'ing from th e plant was nn· fu('r. Thl' ()l1l~', I'xplnll:Jtlon 1 ('nn gh'c bearable. thAt U1arril.'d pl'opl(', Whl'll happily m8r~ __ ~ _ __ ., 'd, ban' muuy tblll.t:::'~ In i."'omwon and are \ Dot npt to he 8P)(·l'l'ntl'rt"d, The-re's wb('rc the trouhJI' comes lu wIth slugle people. ~('th~r m:lld::t or rut·n. Tbey I1re- so apt lll'corn~ s~I!-C"t.>nh'rt't.I. '.rhl'lr Jives rno,'c aloll;!" in it drC'it', tbt'Y have feW It any /0 c:bnlll-\"eS froll1 !lthollJ,!h H~:l1tb Co ne Is I~IioU! to cl~E' up thre-e bakeries In this beraus+" the owners do not oUfller\""e - tlry rules In baking thf'tr wares, nothing l'IeeD don{' thus far br Dt, GN'ene to put 'stop [0 tbe bnsineu of tbf'se bakers The ~:I:nrl tb~~ Dr. Gl'e('nc 115 n"l\ahlug a de· 'n rom ~ e corll')T:l tlon counsel t10u e mattl'r \\'IS rer('rred to the' corpora. C1 rk counsel SOOl(" time ozo," sold Chief 1~terd~;~n~,ldPr or thE' b{'ftl(b department , forma" but w+" haie not y Ett re('~tn~d llr tl I wrlu~n opinion such 88 wp desire had s~ o( the corporation counsel's otrlc~ 3 an nf(\r.llal talk with ruC' several days It t:~t t~C' ~llbje('t, Rnd bC' dl<l not seem lind me, to think It l\'I,e to proceed d:KI.~section 237 ot the chnrt~r a8 we had ,.Stctl~~ d.o._ ' our 1nteTJI~~trt tbe I cbnrtf'r, accordlu b to l!Iisatonl'f Oll, g ns the hE.'alth comwben b klluthorlty to clo'le up ft bnkerv IH!r. Dg hi not donp III a sanitary manWftntd toWt~l~re nor ~awrers, and lIr, Etss JI.n:.te injUDetlk it v. ould be bett(tr to Ill· :ht'!'flo ba.kE.' on proc~dln~s against the :G,ttOi'" OP. rs wbose places we would like l n:t !O~~~ b: ~QjUDCUoD procpe-dlng. tbe bnkers .ti('h In .....~r~~ed trom comluulng tbe: prnc· llflT rall"d to ob lb~J now Jndulgp, ond, It hf de<"lartd Py \bp InJun(,lion , tbf'Y could etft1 t.!o."iO :~I1?, ~ot a mls1e-meullor RntI )tttIOD ot Ih·· EI~~ , according to my recol· ~ this w e talk with him, ~eemed to Dl1neu ot ~h:l b~ ~ett£"r thou stopping the "But in theeSf' kers a hogc!hcr Ir. b'vp don(' abs£"~ce of a 1'i rlttpil opiulon ~i ~ Il lIerl not lng, ,n13te\'er we cll) ~ We wbb ~ou~ mnttE'r fOr tbp~e bakf!':.':"I. ~ ~ an.rthelnS;:~ of our J1roC'~dln;.,"S r ("ll()lIn is avt w€'lr to ~I!t wu.r~, anti melnu 4 ;:N tlww, "It ~bOl1hln't he- ::-lIPilO:io~'d that the~ ~ pie who den' lop IUl!lullcholio. a.r~ not busy people, In (oct, It l;('l"'UlS to me thut it Is tboo(- \Vb!) Ie-au bu~'y lives but who allow thew:<Ol'ln'ti hull' or no r l'cre.! tion wbo get tbe dbt'n~e, Iu tiu('h l'l1t:;etJ a ("urt" often cau be tc>tf't."cft'd without un)" r('~ort to ou u~ylum, I wouldn't hlt\'\:' !'4..'nt tht> woman to whom I just rdur(>t\ tu un n:-:yluru If bbe hadn't exprl'sst'd n dE.-slrf!' to commit 8ulchle, I woultl Itlll"€' ~t'nl h("r Into ttl!." country. The: rhallgt:" of ~('t'ne, the mt'etlug wlrh d~fIerel1 t )J~'ople, thE' ,1ltY(>r('ut nlr would ba)'e curt.'tl ber, "I D my opinion H ,,(l-.('ni1C'd strenuous I1fl"'. !1rrh-'d 011 alollg C"f'rtnln IInft!'. m:ll" make ~ I I n Jler~on lInhit' to ch"·I'lop UlC"lnuchollo, IIer~'s n ('n ... 1' III point: Tbl~ UlllrnluC' I IDt"t il wt>J1-known IHlt'olnl's~ IUnn. Wbpn 1 grl·t>t ('d blm I rl'lllnrkt'ti bow wvll h,> lookl·d. and p I be 8t'(,1Dl'd ~rt.·lltlr flll'a~t'd. 1 bod a purpo~e I tu tellln.L; him that h,~ lookpd w('11. That man thlnk~ hi' bu't w('11. Thl'rl~ re-olly is llothlll;:r tIlt' lIull lI'r with bim, (';tCt"pt tha t Ill~ ~lUd I~ lJl"('nl1llu~ f'XI'l'('diultly ~ e- 1!'l't'urt,'rf·ll ht" ImRgllI! s b ... is ~Ick wltt"n b~ I$u't. ~lt.>1nn l·hull :l path'lIts nr(" d('ndopctl frOID ~jllst ~ueb 111l'11 anJ WODllll. "G{'[ out (If tlw ruf, ;:t,t n volcation. If It·!-o, only for n wl'('k. Cbang£> sour tUol.l(' or 11ft'. I'\'~t. rMlwt ytJu~('lf. and you won't g:t't 1111'18.1I(')1OIIu. nU~~\'l1 SO:J::(> f'q n e:s:l'cp· 011 thnt lD.·rl~ly pr.... \"t·~ the rul(>," THf} TENANTS MUST GET OUT Dw ell er~ in Allen Block , 0' Brien Block, Waver ly Block and Doyle Block Ordered to Vacate Un- ~anitary Prem l ~es. ~OTICES PO STED BY DR. GREE"E Culm in ation of th . Heal t h Dr pa rtm lnt's C ru51de I. an O rd .r to Vacale Bu ild inis Und,r Ban on or Before J uly 1S t. Another step has been ta ken i n the JIealth Department crusade a gainst the owners of tenem ent h ouses malntaJned In flagrant viola. t lon of the law. whic h went Into operation In 1902 tor the prot ect ion of the public heeJ tb. )lotlces to vacate on Or before July 1st have b een posted c n the following premises pursuant to law: Allen Block, )los. 333- 337 Seneca l Irs, L illtan Allen, owner; 19 families. m ostly Italians, Nos, 74·,6 Front Avenue, Thomas J, O'Brien, guardian ot heirs, Notice malled a nd posted Jun e 17th, Waver\)' Block, on Fly, Malden Lane, Richard L. Ball, 40 Italian families. No, 1 Seneca Place. owne r, D oyle. NotIce mailed July 16th p osted Jun e 17th. Th is Is the culm ina tion of H ~ C OlUUl,issi oner Greene's cr usade a gainst t enemen t- hbdgr owners failing to mee t t he law's requ irements as to fire esc apes and s a nitary provisions, w here t he llvlng and bedrooms a re dark and poorly ventilated-in some ca ~es ent irely without v entilation-w h ere lamps b urn day and n ight during summer and winter in narrow and dangerous h allwa ys, Th e l a mous Barker Block in Seneca S treet, wIth its iO famBles, is n ot in t he list be ca.use Tenement House Inspector Bro~"n in tends to r evisit the premises t o report in turther deta.1l the portions w h ere th e mos t flagrant vIolations ex Ist. Nor is the old St. James Hotel, ' th its 33 fa.mUtes. included, because l\·yer Bonner, who represe nts the 0'\ er of the block, Bernard Huber, Is n o'( in New York, and h e has requested a postponement ot the ca se, Health Commissioner Greene says the a ct Ion ta ken has been preceded by oft· r epeated wa.rn ings, Tenants as well as owners have been notified, They a re allowed until the 1st of Ju ly to vacate, This gIves ample time lor the selection o f new qU:l..rters, Extreme cases wlll b e cared tor by the Charity Orga niza tion SocIe ty , whic h is co- operating with Dr. Greene in this crusade, The District Attorney and gran d jury are a lso taking a hand. it being a m.Js demeanor to tall to comply "'ith the tenem ent-house la w, \\'ll!ul vlolatio Is p unish able by a line of as l\tg~. .... $£60. and In addition, $10 tor every d~Y th e premises remain in contravention o f law", The war aga.inst greed is on ~ 4 In earnest. �I J~~----------------~~----~~--------­ If) fUN .1. V 7 1904 , ' 1.... .- c ri RY SHOCKINO I c.R. r lluNK MURDER MYSTERY I ON VERGE OF DISCOVERY. r Called to Terrace Station and Awe-stricken CONDITIONS FOUND PoliceCrowd Ga thers- What Black Box Contained. IN THE TE NE MENTS B a OUND wIth s trong cord , and p!a.carded for shipment to a m a n in ' Gasport, N . Y .. a big, black trunk It's murder!" oreated conslderab!e t al k and ex c!te::he bystanders loolred horr ified. ment as It stood In the baggage-room I kno w it's a dead pereon, " said lhe ot t he Terrace Street station yesterday truck man, "because I' ve smelled dead 'ft,1tem00 n. A h o rrible odor ema.nated bodies atore." from th e trunk. Two boys brought th e "Ca n In the pan..,," e"c!tedly Shout. b ox to the station, and after having It ed nUttle, old man. "It must have checked, slated It was to be shipped to been a br u tal murder. B orrors!" Wretched and Dingy Home ~ Provide d by Greedy Landle rds in Buffalo Officially VisitedDaylight Scenes Are Sca ndalous and CrUSade of Health Department Am ply Jus tified. Gasport, where the claiman t wo uld pay the transP01"to..tlon charges. Several p eople waiting tor a Falls trai n were slckened by the 8mell. uPh ew! "! don' t " Where ask ed one PEOPLE ARE HBRDED T QETHER LIKE CA TTLE Wh a.t Js It?" as k ed one m an. know, b u t tha..t's a wful." does th at s mell com e from 1" passenger of a bnggagetnan, "I thought the city offle!als h ad aba ted the H a mburg Canal nuisa n ce. " "They must be drying bu rn ed grain IIOmewhere around here," suggested a n - o ther. Th e baggagemen started to Inve.tIIJrate t h e Eour ce of the nauseati ng odor , The Health Department Is arter the pwners ot SI' ,.. iClfl'Y t enements In "~ead ea rn est." It Is a case ot. com10Iylng wit h the law or gettlng out or bulness wi t h certain landlords who t or years been pocketing high rentals trom poor, hard - ~'o rkl ng 8up r emely Indifferent to th e t he tenants anu the dangers pu bUc In case at smallpox and contagiOUS dlse""es. V a n 'Peyma, c hairma n ot the Organlzat1on SocIety's Tene!s tn h eart y taken by the lecord has posted Health nottces to on lleveral th a t th ey are vacate on dangerous to pubUc nu !sances health. '"Repeated warnings have been g!vsaId Dr. Van Peyman, "and promlies have b een made only t o be broktm. l'here Is nothIng lett tor u s to do but to enforce the t enemen t -house law agai ns t th e deltnquent owners by postIng n otices to vacate, and submltttng the cases to t he grand jury." "nd finally cam e n ear the big trunk, and ope of th em almost collapsed tram the omell. They hurr!edly lett th e place. "It's somethi ng In that trunk/' eald one. "Probably a dead dog," s pok e up an- togethrr with the abse nce ot proper fir~ escapes and only one entrance, seem cunningly deSigned to facilitate a COnflagration which would result In a holocaust. As many as thr ee beds s ide by side, In one room. indicate that the place Is used as a boarding house for all It Is worth. Then there Is the chlld's hammock suspended beside tha.t ot the pa.rents. 'l'he heat Is oppreFlslvc, there being no ventilation. There 15 an open sewer In the wet cellar In the basement. .-\. ~JO DEL TENEME~T. o pr. pol1ceman from the 1st Precinct mat1e a close exa mination (Jf the trunk, at the same time holding h!s nose. Alter rapping the tru nk with his ba ton, he arrived at the conclusion th a t It was best to break open the box. Vls!ons o! n horribly mut!lated body arose before h im. H e mentally r ecalled t he famous Forestano murder case. Pulling out e. big jack-knUe, he cut the cord.. He then broke the lock, the trunk fte", ope n. and the odo r was so strong he t ell backwardS. A dozen Or m ore stood by, expecting t (J see a sight th at would horrify them. T hey a n crowd"d around the box, each holding his nos~ . And th ey saw a lot ot spoiled meat and bread. Health COiliiliIsstoo (>r Greene was notl~ fl ed ot th e case, a nd sen t an Inspl"ctor to t he T errace. This morning n. wagon tram th e Bureau ot Streets remo\'ed t.he st~ ·~-··~·-·-:JVL~fi~·-··lf,··'f·· y-_ _.... ~ _h ••• ::.t~ ~RKFBtGUN O~ I"-I·~;~~;;;·;;;; 11 i I~ THE GLORIOUS. Ii.• JUL 3 -·lffOi1 'LICENSES MUST ., BE RENEWED I H the I'Nlulrpc1 IIcons£'. Recent!y ~lr". Bp.I·tha ,Valts of No. 1:l~5 GC'nesee StrcC?t, a mIlk dealer. wns Rni"'d ten l D r. O'Hara Tu rned First Sod and Labo rers Took Up Where He Left Off. t .... ... ....... ...... dolhtr. and costs for peddling without a lIrense." # NfWPfST -HOU~L i : I A Station was hurriedly summoned. l!l!o ~~ ... E?UUdLO, N. It Is a r eUef to pass Into th e buildIng model tenement wbl~h Mrs. Mary E. R t'mtng-ton has reared out ot the old Revere Block-formerly one of the most notorious dives In tho city. Th e elect rically ll~hted hallways, modern closets with cement floors, proper receptacles for garbage and everything scruputou81y cle-an furn ishes an object-lesson or what enn be done . For the benefit ot landlords It Is worth)' ot note that Miss Remington aftpr paying $10.000 foOr the building and ~I S19,OOO tor the site. Is making 10 per ce nt. O'n t he money InvE'sled. She c)[pended over $3,COO on plumbing alone. The nvc floors are tenanted by 1:x:1 P ople who • H f'(lilh CO IllJXliMWll..iil" G rt"f"ne de- • l1vo tn comfort. paying from $2.50 to $5 • sln·s thp ph~slch l1s of thl~ clt\ to ~ I Between now and Jul)' 1 there a r e like- J>f"r month according to space occupll"d. • lInrlerstun,] thal bE' hilS :l..t the ~ l y t o be several vacant tenements otherThe training school, cbtldren's kitch en •• HNtllh Dt'partm(>l1t 1\ hountlful ~ wise ev lcttons will follow , and In ex- garden, ~lIrpl) or tHanus antl-lo xl l'{' . • class r ooms and Sunday schoo l trem e cases t he Charity OrganizatIon Soand nur,gery (1\ sort ot Fitch • w hlC'h he will be plf>aSNI t o furnish ciety may have to take sOme action. But rooms them. Cr eche o n a small 8ca.le), are models ot the filt hy, dllapldated and unsanitary well-managed civilizing agencies In a "En.'n· phr~khn ~ho\ltd bE." tenement houses must go It there 18 any district Which used to be known as • NIIIIPPI'(1 \...·fth this antl-tllxlne at pote n c y In the law passed In 1901. "Darkest Butfalo." Miss R emingt on ha! ~ thb time ot: thl.!- Yf"ar," saId Dr. V' set the pace for t enement bOllee ow ners, TRIP THRO UGH THE TElI'ElIEXTS, • (;n~.'nl· thl~ morning. "lJpC'ause o r .. I as well as for many churches. .. th ,' !il\'t that tE."tanug mmally Is l\ • I In s pecto r CaHahan ot the Charity Or• HQtl£'l to t hE' c(' iebr n tl oll o f the • I ~JO R E D .>\RK PLACES. g nnization .soele ty, Dr. V an Peyma and ~ [,'nurlh Ilt Ju l.'". 1n this StolE! l (l~ t • rt::1 -sen taUves ot the press made a t our . . YPiH'. outRide of l'\ew Yori( and • light to darkness was but a. stt'p, Of the tene m ent houses YCRterday a1t.er- asFrom .. nufta:o. 1 .... deaths o('currt'd f"om • was tllustrated by the adjoining flvenoon . T he first place visited was the ... t£·tnnus (loC'kjawl as a result ot • t ory brick tenement. Nos. 118-122 Erie d ouble t h r ee-story b ri ck h ouse, NOB. 74 -76 sStreet, j\1rif'~ re't'el\'C'(\ In too Slrenunut5 .. to r which W!ll!am E. Hodge acts •• 11 Front Avenue. These p rem ises, In as agent. nh::E'r";\nt·~\ Ilf tht" Fourth . \ \ ' (> nlflo • I t 18 occupied by 32 fa mlllef'C charge ot' Thomas J . O'Brien 8S lrUa r - comprising .. had soml r,Hal ,'ns('s fir IClekJ.lw In • 52 adults nnd 72 children, or 418ft, a r e occupied by eight fa milies ann • thIs c!~y ia~t )"l'ur ir! m the same in all. The wooden fi r e~e8cape8 are thirty- two people, tncludlng twenty-one 126 0- ('tlllf't'. utterly inadequate, being unsafe and Inadults a n d eleven ch Idren. Notice to accessIble to the people huddled on tho vaca.te b y J uly 1st has been posted he r e. various floors. ~ ~ ~ To most of th em a fire The ' nrst t h ing that .!'Itrlkes the eye Is ould mean certain death. tbe absen ce ot any sort ot fire e!Cape· w Bright livIng rooms abutting on dark The base m e n t Is tenanted without any un ven tllnted , which In som'" permit, as r equ ired by law and the rea- cases are us dhallways store piles ot' wood and IOn " f or thI! Is obvious, the condi tions other lumbe r, to greet the eye. The Inbetng such that no permit "'ould bo adequacy of t he toil et accommodations cran ted. Passing Into th e backyard the for 80 many people Is glaring but not viSi t or Is confronted by a scene of dis~~ !l0 than the lac k ot adequate nre order . AAhes and garbage are dumped more protection. The apologies for fire-escapes ou t ot windows on to the projecting are broken and worthless. edKes below, there being no adequate re-TfU '.rhe Barker Block, Nos. 138 to 160 Seneca ceptacles, and the outhouse which Is Street, with Its many , narrow dark hallused by 80 many peoplo Is In a deplorways and back stairways, was found to a.bl ~ condition. The front entrance Is by R. shaky wood- be not one whit better. 8. A. T orrance en stairway. The squalor Js astonishing Is the agent tor this estate. So me ot th f't 1n these days of boasted clvll1zaUon. The rooms are darker than pru~on cells, being renta.ls a r e $10 a month tor th e first no or, entirely b~ r ett ot any other light than t or th e seeond, $6 for the top floor and Is aftor(led by th e lamps provided by tenants themselves. Just how mttny tor the basement. Th e basement at- the people ex!st In this block !t would b. tf R "-',TR nf<: r' .-\n'l'ln;; 't T I .., \ ji''rl-:: R racta a ttp,ntlon trom the outs ide by its hard to tell. broken wlndow8. Inside the pla8ter Is On the t op floor of the four-sto ry stru cDF.t.I'· Ql F,'\'T lIll.lO{ 1l F. \LERS. foun d d roDPing from the walls. The dark ture was a room ott a. large spa~e ,..,1J;ldowleS8 b edroom I, leaky skylights and. used for found drying clothes. The door was 0"1': "\VOli AN FI'I~IJ , brokc.\U chimneys are conducive to s ick- locked. The tenant WM said to be an n ess and g e n eral dI8~mtort. The dark old woman who had been bed-ridden for hallwaYB are ltghted by lamps. four years. In case ot tlre onc cou ld TRE WAVERLY BI>OCK. imagine her fatt. In another portion ot Th e D epru t mpnt of ITpn.lt h t~ after this famous b lock W(\!'l found a tenant This block, Nos. 164-170 Erie StrE'et, Is a whoso cloeet, unsupplled with water, was milk (lpalf'lr.s who ha\"p fall f"n to ,'PJ\(>W t OO r-story brIck struct.urt'. own ed by Ber~ In the kitchen. She pn:ys $5 a month tht'lr lIrenAes. Tht' nln lI('{'n~'f's pxplred nard H uber and tenanted by sixty-three r ent. The ab!5l'nce ot fire--escape faclllItallllJ'l adults and thirty-three chlldren. tics in this complex structure J8 painful on J\lay 1st, and on that nay. thl? law The b r lgh t-eyed children urc t.he only to behold. :;;tat(>s thAt nIl milk dpal er~ must apply bright features of th e gloomy surroundThe Allen Block, Nos. 333-337 Seneca Ings. Young mothers are SCE'n at work Street, 18 In such a condition that th e for n f"W lI ('p n~ E"R . "R(>for(' th('~p liC'(,l1ses b r avely etruggllng to give the ir apart· H eal th Department has post('d a notlco Rf(> Issuen," ::::a.id Chief Clerk Rchneidpl", m en ts a. semblance of nea.tness llnd clean- requirin g the tenants-all It{l,ltans- to "the prf>ml8Ps of the ppllra nt s are lln pPlR. vacate on or bt>foro July 1st. The owner, "These people are disposed to be neat Lillian A. Allen, resides at No. 513 Pros· thoroue;hl:r ('xamined hy thp health a uand cleanlr./' said Dr. Ca.llahan. "All pect Avenue. thoriti es anct :f all conditions o( the they need s a chance and that the landThe In!lt place visited was NO.1 Seneca lo r d den le" th em." Place. a. three-story (ra.mo structuro ll\,~' are st.r ictly a dh ert'd to and the PJtch-dark ci08t'te used bl' many peoplQ owned by Mrs. J a mcs Doyl e. Here lIvo place I S found to he in a hralthy and with no d1sttncti on aA to sex, de t ective 81x famllles-ab~ut forty Italians In lllla new li C'pnRe is plu m bing, water lea.klng onto n oors and but tbls 18 a mod era.te es tim ate. A noti ce cleanly ooncllUon absolutely no wa.y ot getting out In case posted on the wall by Supt. Rumrill ot gl'anted. If vIolations of the law are of fi re , a.r e the fea.tures ot this dingy th,o Bureau of Buildings, on Mo.rch 29th, dbwovered the :l]lp1icant, who~e pl ace Inter io r. Thr('e small rooms are rented r equ tring tho owner to provide tlra es- Is found not In accordance with thfl law to r S8 a. month and occupied by a. dozen cn.pes, had been Ign ored. Now there has is r efU5led a 1l<..'f>nF'P. p eople, been posted a notice to va cate th o prpm".:\lnny milk rl('aler~ arE.' bf"hinfl in the In the (lark hallway are boxes fHl pd IL'IJ~. Beside the lack ot nre~scape tht're motter of h . rting In th plr applications with garbage, and plies ot wood wh ich 115 a general la ck ot sanitary 1)rovls lons. and thE" de-pH,l'tment Is aftrl' th e m . AI"~ rest will follow thE'lr pprldling "llhnut U "Sh-h-h," w hispered a big truckman "I'n bet t here's dead body !n there Work on th e construction ot ~he ne~ muni cipal o r Quarantine h ospital tor contagIo us dIsease s was begun thl. morning. Dr. J ohn O' Har a, keeper ot the pesthouse, turned th e first spade .. tul at earth on the hosplta! site. Then a crowd ot labore r s be gan excavatln /l' for the foundations. The new hospital "'!II cost $60$ It will be bu ilt on Ote Pet J Y ilCreet site, now occupied by the r a m sackl e buIld i ng th a t has done se rvice a s a pest house tor about h alt a centu ry. T hft opposition t o the location ot a. ~~~~ quarantine h ospital on this sIte O\'erco me a f ew months agO' and ron ... tracts were Jet as soo n as th e pans were r evi sed so the h ospita l would cb t only $50,000, the amount provide d }' ,t he Common Council. m _.~ ...•.EAt QJ .t J~_~:: .··l-4)·l\l.OA.-~ \.0' .R r 438 MARRJAOSS T IN MONTH OF JdNB AND 365 DBA rH5 - n-t e ' hfalth hae rei Mmth ot June por ted that during the! this city du e The departm o there ~'ere 365 death s ,n consumption, t o the tollowtng cause~.. deb!!lt)', 16 ; 3n: a !cohollsm, 2: sen •. dTOwn\Dg, 6; append!c! t!s, 8; bums: h'eat stroke, 1; fra cture ot temu r'l ~' ra.llroa.d injuries, polson, accidental , '2' shock from In• . shock tra m tall, ' Ing l' su!c!de, j~rles. 2; 6ulclde, dr:'own 1; ;ul~lde, poiga~ 2' sulc1de, hang g, 1 s o;;: traumatic te~anus360 whl tes, I) Of the!e there "er~emal es , 145 ma~ blacks, 200 maIes'/~dowed. 73 und er 5 d.d, 158 sIngle, 6 dover. year., 6. at 70 7~~a';,"!rt~ an d .as mar- 3; h.re ~" ges. were - J �, ... pJffALO, N. . - - UN 2 91iIM JUN 1 b 1~U4 ~v answe~:~n!;d~~:~~ts CAUS ODORS " -Illlam C. Hodg. was arraigned beI ve5tterday on ~·o Indktments charging ~.lolatiOn or the (cnernt'nt 18\.... 5 'w ith re- spect to the sanitary arra.ngements ann fire-e~capes at his tcnem('nt at :-';os. 118124 Erie street. T,vf>nty-nlne families aTe In the building. :\Ir. Hodge plead('d not gul1ty and was released on $50") ball. ),Iary GuernsC'y n 1510 W85 arraigned. comln~ especl:l.lly from her home in Georgia, to plead not guilty to four indictment!; based on the conditions at \ her tenements at ).;0$.148 and 150 Seneca street. She was let go on $500 bail. Samuel A. Torrence, her agent tor these properties, was arraigned with her on the same charge. There are three tamilit.s at No. 150 Seneca street and eleven families In C'lo. 148. Frances B, Torrence. o,Yner of A. t enement at Ko. 138 Seneca street. was arraigned on two indlctnlents, She pleaded not guilty and ,\'as released on $500 bal1. There are six famBies In the building. : Bernard Huher ple-acied not gutlty ~ "EIGHBORS lUKE UAITED PROTEH Report of Dipu ty Commi55 lo n~r Edward Clark, I~. D., After Visltini rinneiSit Street Works Prompt, Immed iat. Action. Residents In the neighborhood I t -0 tndictments bns,,-"d on the condItion ot his Erie street tenement, giving $500 bail tor his liberty, There were no nre-escapes and only one la \'atory for eight famil1es in a tenement at No. 233-235 Seneca s treet. So an indictment ~'as returned b y t he last grand jury against its ownpr . the Erie County Savings Bank. The office rs ot the bank were notified yesterday ot the chargeE'. There are still some secret indtctents on which warrants have been Issued. ot Tenn essee Street And the Erie Rnll- road crossing han~ lodged a united protest with the Board ~ealth Dole Company. w hos.e building Is situated at the junc- tIon at Tennessee Street and the raU' road cros!ing. The Dole Company f~ engaged in the gratn- drylng busl.les3 and it Is a 'jeged that It Is ma intain ing n nuisance In emitting otTenslve odors during Its grain-drying proces~. Chief Clerk Gus Sctwald er stated yesterday tlrat the ("('Impany Is conducting Its business without a license. which Is cont:-ary to the city ordinance governing grain drying. The city ordinance requires that on person, firm Or torporatlon sh a ll en gage In the bu~iness of drying g raf n ""bleh .has been damnged by ~'et or molsture. or da maged grai n that Is In process of fermentation without pr ocuring from the )1a yor a license. The lice fee Is fixed at $50. e ordinance fUrther provides th3 t ms engaging In the bU5In~s.! Ehall not permit the f ·mes arising from the grain to becomt nut!'3.l1ce or nnnoya nc~ to resident s in the \'iclnity. The Dole Compal •.\· Is a new finn, 1I.4,'lng started up In busIness a ;;:hort tim~ 1\,0, Chler Clerk Schneider says he 'va~ notified at the ordlnancp requIring a license but that the firm n&s not yet taken out on 1', though It has been goIng ahead "ith the drring or graIn. . Dr. Edward Clark, as~lstant health oMcer, was dlreded by Health Comml~loner ~ Greene- to make d.n invest 1_ gltion, ): e9terday Dr. Clark report"'d that ,the grain he found tn tl~e C'Q l;tpanys works was in an advancpd state of fermenta ti on. Hp ~ays he .found gOOkbu~h elS of fermented grain. .Jr. ~~ also reported that the- fumes In ng from the Slurt nreo n Source of grea t llnnoyance to resident!l, who ar~ Illl In arms O\'er the alleged iII~"'mp'lIn~ tund ltlon ot the atmosphere Wh·IC!1.·~h('Y l~nCompelied to breathf-. reC'i'lpt ot Dr. Clark's report, [0gether with 8 bottle contalnln go a C,\tll filII ot th Commlc:o::! e termented grain. H eall:'l ~. oner Greene referred the matfo lOtlCorporu:ton Coun.sel Feldman eon, V1~~tio~d~~ancfie fixes th(' penalty for l a ne nut eXC'eprllnv t ":1\ . • , I :JU4 N f~ WILL USE HIS I OWN DISCRETION. District Attorney Coats worth Says Theorists Cannot Dictate Tenement House Prosecutions, District Attorney Coatswor th was asked today it It were true that the Charity Organization officials had fuund fault ,,1th hlro, as r epo rted, be-cause he was not. In the judgment or the said off1clals, moving fast enOugtl In th e prosecution ot owners ot tene ~ ments, whose places do not comply with th e law, He said: "I am not a ware th at the officials rou spEOnk at bad any particular fault to find. Dr. Van Peyma., Frederick Almy and other Charity Or ~~ ganll-atlon officials were In here with representativE's of the H epart ~ ment, and I gs\'e them to understa1to. that whUe 1 nm willing to prosecute flagrant violations of the tenemen t housE' law with all possible vigor and expedition, I am not golnJt to seek to have anyone punished merely for tech .. nieal violations of Its proyls lons. Ire ... sen'e the right to say what CRSes shall be prosecuted. and I am going to be gUldt'd by m:r O"D judgment tn the: matter, not b)- \.... bat ('ertaln th eoretica l gentlf'men may think. I told Dr Van PE'yma and others th :=d I will willingly endeavor to have puniehed properl)- all npr~ons guHty of marked violation or the te-nement bouse law. and In or(if'r that I mightactintelllgently In the rnattE'r I had one or my aSRlstants go out wIth the HE'alth Der.artment offiC>e'r!l and thp. ChRrJt )~ Organiza tlOn Soc1ety'~ rE'prN-entaUYes. H e rE-ported to me that In many C9f1eS the tf'npmE'ntc: ot tht5" city w ere foun d to b(' In deptorRbl(' condlUon: that some ot them wpre a dis-grace- to the C'ommunlty. Th p~(' rasp~ ha "e bf"pn o r w111 be pre~f'nted to thp gra.nd jury ~I) far about 40 Indtctmpnh~ ha\'p ,,",PEOn fonnd. These lndlctment!'= :lrp agaln~t 10 p('rsons," I ~ ~ I TE NEMENT OU8ES ARE VACAT ED I fore Judge Emery in the- County Court Health Commissioner W. D. Greene Refers the Case of the F. A. Dole Company to Corporation Counsel Feldman. th e F, A, u IE· illWNfEDRYER t:D~,O:'~:m~~~~~~~:D:o 0F in against ,H~BREW'~ PLIGHl. ronl "Om ~-- IN ALL BUT ONE APART MENTS WERE FOU ND DESERTED BY OCCUPANTS. Health Authorities Refused to I ssue a Work CerJificate t o His Son. ~f~~ NO RECORD-:;. ~ FILE. ~to~t: Tt:::is cient Proof Relative His Son's Birth. SufUto "I <lell~ YOl1 1 "BS derc; dat boy of mine YOo; hot 11 on Jl1ne fifteen, ehzhteen hundred umi nin('Zi~. no' dis broo\'cs it," said on irate l1ehrpw ~..-110 wns in conEVICTIONS AR E PROMISED yersnth,n with Chief Clerk Schneider of the henlth del'artme ~st{'rdn:r. Tht.! Ilehre" wanted a certificate to DR. G"RF.},;"E IS l X NE"\V ·YORK G I Y. permit his r;on to go to work. and the J!\~r.. E XPERT FL'LI..ER I ~FORll­ health UCp:lrUllE.'llt official reCused to grunt onc becnu~e thE're wos uo record ATIOX 0 ," CITY WATE R. ou file i:l the "mce of the birth of tbe boy. It wns thp Ilebrew'~ second yhdt, Dnd it wns rlo('umentfi ry cyirt pllCc which Tenement House ]nep"'ctor John 3". n he flourished to "broovc id. Brown, and pl~ht alde-s yestfi'rday made Th e evid('uce con!li~ted of a piece of a tour of the tenement hOllses which bndly Roiled paper which contained a were placarded with final e\·iction noIlltntemcnt to the effl'ct thnt the boy in tires about two weeks ago. Health qt1l"stion wos born on Juue 15th, 1890. Commi!;sioll€'r ""alter D. Greene orderThe stntement wos sworn to by a mid· pd thf' Investigation tn a~certain if the wife who is nllegt'd to hove attended tfi'nants obeyed the mandates of the t he rnothpl' wh~n tile boy wn~ born. "That paper's no good t o us," 80id Health Department. In all but one in~r, Schneider, stanre the hoursl~s were vacated but "Yy,?" n~ked tile Hebrew, the Bark.r Block. Nos. 146-148 Seneca "You told u" the ot~er day that tblo Strpet and Nos. 17-11 ~lcholas Place womon could n/)t r emember the date still has se,'erRI lamJHes ol·cupying and thnt she -lid not keep any reeoros Rpartmpnt~, It 1!'1 und('r~tood that of nn)" kin«\. You proollbly told ~er Ihp t('nants WE're given unt11 Tuesday what dnte to put down." morning tn VRC.ate>. It they have not ":-'-0. dnt I didn't, didn 't," .n ld the surrendprerl the apartm('nts. the Health Dl'partmpnt will ('vlC't them. H ebrew, "Arh, )1O$~, how should I dells her dot whell !be m emorizes deEle StU I tn Durl... ("r B l o('k. tin~~ '? lIow shu ll 1 know how she re~ Thf' housps \·lsltpd yesterday were: members nll di!ol '? I know myseluf, but Thp O'Br!Pll hlork, No~. 74-76 Front I dou't know vot she knows." Avenup-; thf' ""'averly, i'o. -4 FI~l and ,, \\'('lI, ~omebod y nlust bn"e gi"\",pn hC..'r ~o, ] 1 "~at·"'r RlrE'f't, the Allen Block, Hll' oate," Raid )11'. ~chneider/' because No!=. 333.3~7 Sf-TIera Street. the Doyle !o;h(> J'RS in!-ertE'd it here." building, :\0. 1 ~enera Place and the 'Yes, dot's ri~dt, de date's dere . an· Barker Block. A T])lES re-porter vishrE. de rigdt dute. I know 'cause !pr itE'd thE' 1"'lac'p::; after the InspeC'tors and {ouno thp t~nnnt~ all gonp whh the exwhy'! 'Ynso't nOt 1 dere:" CEption of thp Bark€'r Block in which . \Y ert~ }"Oll in the roOlu when the chilo thert? w('re seyeral famiHes quartered, ,,"ali llorn ?, Herptofore lspector Brown was un " ~ o. nhe! I T"ns de Qud ting to it'. !llnprl but fearln~ trouble, Health ComI W:lS in rlc nexd room: ' missioner Gref'ne sent tWO as~tstants. h"~l!H: thcm, e\'en if you were abso· two fumi~ntClrs, and f.everal sanitary lutel:: (ertain at the elate, we COUlOD't: mE'"n with hJm. 1"0 attempt was made tnkl' :rOUl word tor it," said th~ chief to E'\'lct the pprsons in the Barker Block, hut they ~aId that they were d orl,. T'hC"n, c','u ring his thront, lIr. Sdln~\it'r' ord€'red to lE'a ve by Tuesday. impll:·tcd !-lIme Ie-gnl info rmation to the To Re ll o t· t to Contulhu,toner Gr ee n e. excited II eurew which, it is fenred, the In!'lpector Brown wlll report to ComlIlAIl did not coru llrehe nd in nil its dettuld. missionE'r GrM"ne Tuesday morning. " I n the fi rst {lluce," said )11', Schn('l~ Then it is (>xpected that the ta rd~' ones c1cr. "cu}:l' tho5:c persons absolu tely pre~­ will be turned out if thE'lr ef'f~ts are ~nt ot nIL' hirth ore able to make ntudunot moved. ~. A, Torrence. the agent \'its TeintiyE' to n birth. It you nnd 21J of the hullrling, intimated that he would otlll.r PfTEOIlS had been in the adjoining fight the evIctions and some warm room, yOll ('(:uldn't swear about the birrh ttmf'~ may he expectC'd If thE' attempt is made to place the household proper· of the t.ol'. I mi~ht hnve gone to your tip~ In the street. htl" ~l.! n week nfter the child was born Hpa1th CommiSfllonfi'r Greene could .lnd ,ocn the boby there, but I conMn't not bf' !"ipeon lRst night. HI! lett for ~WNlI' tbat it was yonI' child, nlthou~h 1 ~(>" York, takin~ with him ma.ps and charts and reports on the water in- might be inclined to Ulink it was, particuvestigation of George W. Fuller. Ex- Inrlx it it resembled you," "Aller dere are fix e hundred beoble!\ pert Fuller was puzzled about the de ta lIs and he sen t for Dr. Greene to en- ,at I cnn to you bring to say dat de lighttn hIm. It Is expected that the boy is my boy." persisted the Hebrew. r£'ylort wIll bE' marle to the Common "Bu t what ther sny woo't enable mc I council next WE'ck. to i~sue u certificatc," said the obdurate chief clerk. "Ach now, lIister , you don't tink d:tt m I "ould p-Inhn dis bo)- fer my boy, If he , 8so t t not my boy? J:leh 1" "I don't know. 1' " might be Bbl. to cInhn nnything (or all I know." HBut I youldll't nod. D nt bor, be 111 Rich 0 wi.cbieve, He dou'd do nodding bud run by de streeds nIl de dime, an' I ~ll.'" id's besser a ls h. shall by de SORP faedory go und earn him a Ilddle somedin!!." hBut be cnn't go to work without a certificn t('." Ter ment House Conditions in Bul"Egg•• nckelly; dad's , y I brings dl • bnber mid me. 1d is to broove id." rBlO'R ave Been Greatly "That proves nothing: If you cnn Improved. bring (\ re-ligious record of nny kind, that will be sutnciellt. But I'm not go"Thf' Chnrlty o;~i;;t1on Society bo s ing to Tun Ol1Y ch ance of gOiIl~ to tltnte b('('n m('('t1ng wIth most ~rtlt1tT"ID,R' 8\1CC~8 prison [01' you or nnrone else by issuing In Its ('tr~lrt~ to ~l'('url' b~ttt' r Condl ttons In th(> tPnemf'Tlt house dlstrlrts ot Buffnlo" thiR certifiC'ntl'." H:\ [jno himmel, Tnt shnll I do? I am ":Jhl !Jr. WllnulU 11. C'nllnhnn who h~s ('lH\I'~(' I)( tbnt d('partment of the soci('tY's ruille(l. Dnt boy ,,"on'd ,"ork nn' if be work, to n Commrrclnt representotive. "We don'd ,-ork, h~ \"\"'oLl'd enrD nodding." hnn'. lWf'1l thl' m(>ttns ot brlDglD~ Rbout "I'll tcoll you wbnt rou cnn do. Take Ulnu> n'pnirs whlrh were- sorely needed Bnd this midwife's fl.t.utement and go to tbe bA\"1:' nhout rOIl('lud(ld our work In tbat 8ttorne,r-lo!<'llernl with it. If be is willing drpn.rtuwTlt. to (lccept ynur ~totement nnd giye~ his ".\t tht> pn· ... f>11t tlm(' the socll'ty's eOf'rconsent to its ncceptance, we'n accept .l!1C'~. ~o tar n~ thl.' t('U('Dll'u t hous(' dlstrlct8 nrt"' ("oll('('rlll'(l, nrl' dl'\"Oh~ toward treeing it." thl~1II tr:nn th\' tlnn~"r ot smallpox cOntn~ "De oddorney-general? Yat is he? glon. "4.' nre UH't"till~ with good results Yerp if; he '!" In tbls work nnd ('xpect to continue tbem "His otllre is in Albans·" tn thl? lnl!ltlng ~ood or tbe poore r classes ot "Yat, I shnll ~o hr Albany ret? Oh, Bu/rulo. )1o~es! Oh, Anron!" "\Thhln n trw WPE'ks we ,vJl1 ha~e ,,:-,-c,. h e It .. nu ofllee r ight o,er bere fDtt' rt'~tln~ Rtn tisti C'!'I; bl'nrlng on th e work ~ru(lIlSb('t1 lu thlp. ('ItS. on "' es t Eagle street." "Olt, dank YOIl hl.n"e, B)- him I \<111 go_ Dfi'Il, mnype, dnt mischieve of 1\ boy will go to york." I 1 ...(JOOD WORK DONE. )4 It l - , �Till" Cl)l'Rl Y \RD or: TIlE .\L LEl\' BLOCK 0:-\ SEl\EC\ STREET 011e oi the tC'Ilt:ltll'nh which tlil' Ilcalth l)('parL11lcnt !la.., urdcn'd to be ,'acaled ·Sec page b ro m . J/II BUFFALO, N'. -. - -- l I 25 :~U4 NE ~ T ffA T " ff ELLO" WE DDI N G. T~ l1rf':l1I IIf \ 'jf J Sl(ltj~tI (,!i lOthl \' ('('I) fron'f , Dr. 0, G. \\-nrrpn rc- or " l T('n~IHlrg. X. Y., Ih(' C'1~rtln(>Ht~· (If nllll~rlage (If OttC'mul" lJ.tf11t'lc and :\l 'l ttlE' I .\. 7.lrllnWI"mnn, ~ , ~nw ('ollpll' W('I"P tn~l"rlp(f [iL thf' jr(lrJlInl ~ I,)' tf'kplwlll', Ilr \\ nrr('n pf'rfOl"m{'rJ l11p rpr'Plllon,\" frnm thl' 01111'1' t~nfl of 1111' IPIc>- rh'lIH' "lInl" whll"h • illmll ,1/l0 11"1IJI'S vince June 2:. \\-arrf'n~hllr1; • The mOJTI..tge took W.I!" In a\\d~·. I JA SPER l". PURSI!;L. Old and f'romJrH!nt Jlc"hlent f111 0, 'Vho DJ~tI Yc/lttrrdny. �"MuntcJpa l f!!wtmmlnJ: c:ehoo1~ UTd.J be ~an excellent thln~ tor the pu it" E "ery m an, Ilnd womlln. too. OUJi!"ht 0 kno'" how to swim. nnd. tn addtt10 everyone ou~ht t() know how to re.scue a. dro,,'nln~ J'li?'rson. "These school." It e!'llt.t\bllsherl. would relIeve the publlc bathhouse!'!!. too. which are pa.trontzed so much that they a re Ln dan~er ot sOo"'ln beln't una.ble to ac-commod:l.te the hundred~ who vLlIIllt ., ~ JUl _ • ~ ~ SWIMMING SCHOOL -I t e to save ht!IJ o,,"n l:!e or ~omt"one else'lIl or both. Il.nd for that rea~on ;-t;"mlng should bE" PI'-1cticed m(lrp than ~~ lilt, :MuniC'ipal swlmmlne: school.!t in ~e hand!" ot t-.::pert teachers who would c: that all propt"r ~:\reErUard5 for the "~;~f\'atlon of 11ft" werl'" mfltntainE'd ~.ou1d be an admirable piece o! public -IlWELLINGS ~ fOUND BY DID ' OT (" O " PL ' " WITH OR D ERS IX TENEMENT~~~!~~S J:: XTE ' OE D Tl'l E A'D ' OT1C E the young grain merchant, w ho was drowned at Park Lake Sunday a fter- noon, was parucularly in point. lli. )f Uler was drowned In the pre ence He fell Into only 51x feet ot water and not 100 feet awa y hundred! of people listening to the band concert. That his life was kn;t In view ot these ci rcumstances is looked upon as a most shocking and 'Ktrt tlDnecesSan" s.acrifice. I I I undM' the supervision of experts. F .'\" ORE D BY DR . G R EE XE. D. Greene Is pronounced In his advocacy of the estabUshment at such schools by the city. To a Courier reporter yeslenlay h • ."Id: "l thInk It would be a .plendld s tep f the city to take. It would certainly result In lessening the numbe>r ot deplOTable lake and rl\'"e r tragedIes each summer. Boy~ 'Who ean now swim o nly thirty or torty teet before becoming ex · blasted would be trained to ~wlm much rtU-ter dIstances and under the In· .!ructlon Of .kllltul athleto. they would b! taught how to ruerve their strength, bow to $wlm with the easle..st and leas t fatigu ing .troke. They ,,'ould a.lso lurn how to float and tread 'l ':ater two arts ,...htch often are the chief fac~ tOT! In saving one's o,,~n Hte w thro"" Into the wa.ter at a great distance from !!Ihor~. what '" of equal ,"alu~ to th~ in Kenet"a.l1s t o know how to res <u! others from drowning as well as to saYe one'! ~etr. T here are many pe r ~bo can swim ,'.ell a nd yet 'When thcomts to ~ vlng t he lite ot another In I • ....tor they do not know the firs t thIne about the rIght way In "'hlcb about It. In tact. We t requentl r only of the d rownin g person !",,'l,J0It. btlt the "'ould-be rescuer al- the bOttom. Gft(!cn~'1 mf'M H"'II~f" In l'-r e'~tf'lr tnr the- ::1ty ('! Bulfat(l. ~pt-tprdIP' m,·n-nlD[!'. dE"<"ld{"d rbaL tb~ t:tmf\u ... W,.'ertpy 81N"" f'ln Erte Stll"f."l l\(\ulrl ha1"p :t'l f\p ,..'C'lU~rl In"f\h ',"r BT·(\t\"1} -a:'.l!' tltpu f\f'!'p!l " rbPd tn 1hf' (\rpDl ~"<' ,'\ud Pl;t~ It n.'L.ct" n tbtl' o~nel". r ::l'n t<. ;trod o. ~\lrllnt .. to -rv'ah' , in I qnir(',J. F.Ollrt~ Itre bpin :: "lHhl f! tnlll'rt~l1tl.:--i ... Ill'\'hl ~l1\ in n to a ttDck the more Y i;!(lrl)n~ J,IltI uN:tileJ DHlnn('r than hert?-hlfl.lrt\ pllnif'ul:lrly in rmnt>('t:,IU with thi ~ mnln,ly whkh h::h crt'8t(',l a h~.:;itatif' n l)r I I l!i~iudiltntion. in mun y- l·""'e:o. to rept1rt· iug them ~honl,t he ~fl':ltly remon--d hy I tbe f:ll't that it iml,lit: ... n o hou ~e 1110.t..arllin.:. pubhf'it'\" or Ilffcn!'le. It i~ h:1I ~n:lkiDC:, k11')Wn such (' n~e~ ond Io';t'('urm;! th "'lllf··('tion -h;}t lUnch lS b 1")0d to \I€-' ~.l int'{)o FillUlly. 1 d~irt" III make known to you thtlt tla:' ch·purunent i~ pre pa rt"J. \l1'1.l1\ reoqu (" ... t, to furni!'h th~ tet:.lnus anti· "l:\in lln,ler th~ ":Ulle t'in~ulU !'rnnce s nuu ('(Hltiitic)ll:' llS tho:--e that npply ttl diph· {herill nnti~toxiu, Th~ ht.~3Ith ('t)I1Unil'-... jflnE'r. t"ltfi d lHy n ud J OR;\" J . BROW:\". pl'r--\.)nnHy , 1101't:-o thnt th(> ... e :tid ... to pro-Tt"Dem(lDt 80 ~ rn~['I~tor. fe ..... hmol " Clri\ "ill ht:' of gre.lt :.enJ. iC"e. n~ thl'lr m(>rt t il,tlit·:lf(" .... H(' . . . p~C'tf\tlt ~ YllUf"'. !ach :lod t"'Tf"ry put then'of. ('In (tr befor~ rhf" !!'ntb day of Jul~ and 10 cut"' (It tht'lr "' l1lt~r D. ltrC'eneo. )1. D .. I ((I rtfl :;'0 tbt'" bealtb fa11ure f"nC't thf' If'nants an<l fl flkpTS A~e ss the wlll C(I;l;b- ___ 'hl" pr(\f\E'rty On .TUDE' l';tb. BerDard Huber. owneT of tbt al.o \" pfE"nll ... t"!'l. \"'8~ ('UE'd In a pP('.)f lH hE" Hultb \.) rtitC and th('D ~nd there ~b(lw itUSP '" hy tbp tml1dlng .f!.hould not ~e llealth (~orurui::-~ione • ~u: ainc::t 1 ,'scated ;\Jr. Itu(ler apptarf'd and al~o bJs allnr' nf'y. Frpd .r Bommt'r. .Yr. Bl1hf'T s.llb· mlOt'rl 11 ~kpt rb . ..-bo.... ln~ the DlannE>r in "hkb t1H" l'undID !.! 'f\.1f,<: {(I 'tit' rpmoot'lf"O h' r"mtol'm to tttp If'quh.,mpnt~ (\f thE" la\\ Dr, GrMl'DP tbPD t\dJourDl"d thp bl!'8rln ~ tor tt\y. WN'k~ .lUd it W1l~ undprstt","t<t [hltt In th:H [imt"' tbp hut1d1n ~ would hi' made tc. ('ontorm In tbp I;, ll". l ..a~t F"ritl. 'f tbf' lft!'t tl:l~ of tbf" t'" x , tE'u;-.ion 'lnll 'Ir Br(lo""1l IDant' a careful In~f\E"I'tlnn or th(' rre-OII"'p~, \far bf":\rfn; hie; rPI'(lrt. CnmruJ~sJ(lni'f t;ff\,~np CJ' ~ bb .Jec-i<:it't. 1("1 cJl"'c-e- up tbe htlilfttn!! Attorof'Y B(lmmf'r hf'.utn\!' (It Ih~ arttC'n. n"p lmmt'11ht·' nN1t.\ t(' Dr. GrN"Dt> !\ntJ Jn~Jl('t'tl'r Rro'n n. lh=-t b," ,,'(\ul"- R(\ply at Ohl." f·'~ :In InJuol·tion tn restrain tbem from ,.:t('''tn~ :bt llulldfrlg Tbt' n'~ult ""tit he ~ rbf'd «1tb tn ere-s.t . It "a __ IlI~n sl-ltf'd a1 thE" Hultb OtJi<'f'. \"£:~te-rd':r-. th:lt In~l'f' tnf nr"wn '\'f'(\uld Pflllit it nnU ....f" If' .. h(''f\.· ~'f\1I~i" ".hy the bulJd1n l( ..t ou1c1 not hI" "'u'l\tf'd at Ib", pr{'miC1;f'$ XCI , lan Tflwn ~"nd trt"N •. rbl .. 'fU'S(\t 1~ ~t1ll ('In and '\'f'Ul llf' f c.ll(1wf'd Ufo 1Intl1 thf" " "l1f'rc. ·"ltlo:: r~' th," A c tion ,Vae Qul c k_ lln lrh O Pflnrll11f'nt rbat rtf':'- Intf'nd to Health Comml~~toner Gree~~e-·si:J..UICk ("(.UlIll\" 'N"Ttb th .... lllw." Mid (loDe (Ie thl ended b ,· man c ens. a('tion Is comm _ . f the~ buildings llcitltb ('m··N ~ ~(~tf"rd Ir· 1"h~ C"onditions In :-ootne 0 r 1 I R nd thE' pr omptness 0 "-E're rp,'o t ng f' ,"en ed many case'S tht'" hE'alth offiCE" pr lta tton in ~sever81 of di~f'fl ~e. T he ~~~lE'c:.qUE" on the re buf1dtng~ was a - and the int'vitqulrements ot. a Ihdou~=ve b~en disease arle rE's.ul t \\OU and stc-knpsl;. tor Brown rp· Tenement Houst> Ins.::t~c:.ioner GrpE"ne portE>d to Health C~~ac:t ~ in~pertion a ht~ findin gs on h\. "EYictionS wprc "pek a go Sa t1rda~ .• but the houses promised on Tup~da~. d thp offlcert'o n'-' p rop-1 I 1 ont" of t!lOrllu!!hlle o{~ b y e~pt'ri" nl~N 1;' .... will be fuund :;0 sutbC:u., tory 1 h.lt it ,";ilI he hut the pr erm'-"Or of n c'l 1l11'Iel(" plant when ubi nf~c:hm on n g-r€"f\ter ~(':tie lO.1U he ra rrled 4'Ut nnd whit-I! i~ in l'ontetnplatioD. I ( lHP:1t }lnlmlltnc~~ i ... fll.l t in e, i~tt'nC"e at the b('~illll:lI:! of thi", wtlrk. "unr ill~ dulJ,.C'lu'p ' ... I\:-ok.-d uUlii t!le l1i ... in(~tor:-; hCl"(\!lH' f.lIllil:nrizl',1 I1l1d r~pitli:y i:-; D(,,- were not e:'l:pcuted for ten days.. ThE' addttional timp wa Q ,,-e~l tm pro, pd for 81' the families tha t "ere ordprpd to rnoye have found quarters 1n housi?'!=. 'whose structure conform:=z to the ~ro~ \~t"1,l('lns ot tht> tPnement hcm s e 18". Chief Clprk S rhneider and thE' r1p~ks In the ofti.ce were kppt bus)· ans~'enng uec;;tlons and interpreting points on ~he ~la ,,-. Finally plans for remodE'lin ~ the Structures bj:'.lgan to come In and today thp~e houses which ,,'ere ordered ya(,B~tPd arE' undE'Tgoing rel'alrs ~nd fin a ~h('lrt lime they ,,-Ill be rea Y or tenants. F Ayenue The O'Brien block in ront . h \\-aYE"rh~ in F ly S reet. the Allen ~ e~enf'Ca 'treet and the Bark er bl(lo:'k 10 "-' all ",i'"thou t tE'nan ts In the- parts ar~i h ~'ere declared In ,,-lo1ation ot ~. CIa,,' The O'Brian block tl:! under ;€~al~5,' Plans for remodpling the ,\.11 bl(\ck !lre in prep;:\ration anti the B e~ bloc k t s b~in, overhauled. The ~r er c:. ypt ready tor th~ car~ averlYb \ ~~~ bunding ~~tll be ",bullt p __ nters U he p rovisi ons of i r side to con form to t thE" la"·. were no obligpd to dump a er ty into the stre"!t, ('ity tilm of t e e dvctur:-o to tile f.lC[ Ih.lt 11 tL .. intl'l~ho.n "l'nh:c HIl~ Ilt'{"n (··t::.L:' ~ll ..d In COune(;1011 "Itlt r C !It"'.l\:h Ut'i):" )" ~ Wl'ut Tue lWtu:e i ... 1\'" r.,ilo·',:::; .r Ill)· J,""i4 I! vt D",H Doctor-l I~ir(l tel ('nll yOUT 3t· tenti)n h\ the- fart that :he ~:" tl.,rA ')je COlUlI\OU t..,,\ll1U('it hn~ iarllr.fbly {'III,,,idprt""o loud :Il'p! uyt"'tl I.f :!-Je .t;lpH....ltiJJl for t h e est ul)!i~l'II~(,llt of n h,lu"e (li ~jLre<1:i on "er' h'~ in L. I .. tIt'1l lrtl11f>!lt. F(lr II·b :--~·nil-(O. ot l'rp .. \!'u t . JltfI,·i ~ioD is mndt- fur but tWI' 1!1€-,11. " .. ;1\) wi.1 be ncw tll th(> work, alld JIl lel..lthn t o the numh('r t)f ('n"t!~ .tf l ... mt.l:.:iu:J ~ u i5~Hio>os . will be Il(~( nllit'!l to til ·I r t'l1B est. Til ... ti"II:ll"lUlt""llt. th('rt"f)(('. IITI'l'o!'!e:;; to ,:::i\"{" 1'1"t'it'f'-'n(,t'. t\~ fnr 3 :S II.l ..... ;blE'. to t. (III:--l' " wl,t'~ ~ th(' indil'3ti ):t:-. ure ruo . . t ur£pC·I\I. t.. "ll(r~ tht" l'i"\nt~l :.!IOll is lDU:'t nruit'llt. nr \\ here Ilrg~:1cy :s. for pAr' tk'ulnr fl~n ... on~. d(,Dllludeu. Wi th tbe:;:;\,) luCts in :-ie w. the di .. in· ( ("{'\I"n l,r b(·u ... e~ will. upon reQu e:tt :lUU repor~ ue ulltierr:lkt"n. a cting order of rt?'l~ipt . nud it is N\rn~ ..d y hoped tbat tlw "'U~ ' I'l.l;Htn ~ of thE> h~r~t'lfo:-e irn;:\lIar. un:--:1ti~f8\.·l(iry method. by a ~tRnd­ at Jul'\" 1st was the time g1\~n 150 tam· Hies 'to find quarters el~e"~here. They had o,'er a. month to find ne'" dwelling places. but In seYl:"ral tnstances the families waited and the l'rocra.!ltlna · tto n ,,'as thelr undoing. They Were un· able to llye up to thE' IE-Her of thE' Hpalth omct'"' ukase and the orders ,,"p re fi nally vBcated an .1rh ('t'lUmi:-... . .... ""'nt t, ,,·ery pl,Y"Jl'i;lI. it. tl ~ (' i. 111:11' h.·aer (·nl ll·',.! th (' nttl'u~ ('mIld) O,"~r 1 S0 F8nlill~ " O n to Ing attacked by CNUllP!, It Is not pro b· able they could have been saved In any ev en t, It i s argued that there would be fewer drO'llt"Tllngs among boys w ho ean swim only a s hort distance t! the dty Viere to have swimming schools Walter P O~TE D . HrAhb r .'\mmt<''' j''llet W altf'f D hcuses throughout the dty, that all those on which final notices of evacuadon were po~tE"d. hsvt'" bpen v8cated and rppalrs are hping madp to conform to the 1a~·. Health Commi~sioner Gret"nes's 8.CtlC'n in takln~ the bull by the horn!' brou:::-ht about the results: that were anticlpated. \\-npn Tent'm~!lt Hou~e Inspector John J , Brown 't\'a~ a~jgned the duty of posting notice5 on all the tenemE'nt houses tha hp found wt>re no t con· structed accordtng to .the la"" he encounterE'd the 0ppos:l1on of the tPn· ants ~'ho steadfastly rpfus, .... d to permit hlm to enter thi?' v::trlous hOU~S to make his inYP'stigatlon on wl:lIch to b&!;e his report t('l Commlsstcmer G reene. He ftnall~p secured thE'" ne('E":'=:;c::arY data and when his reports were filed peremptory orders to Yaeate were issued , have occurred since warm weather set In. 'The case at Frederick J. :I1 l1ler, Commlsslonl!!r I F l~A,L Bo e-ffE'ctual has bt"t"n thp cru~ade against he un:=!anttary tpn mf'nt efty otHcJals yeslerda )· sugrested tha t It would be a g llod t hing tor the dry to eStabHsh municipal swJmmlng schools. This suggestion, which seemad to meet with the earnest Ippronl ot e'·eryone to ,,-hom I t had b!en made, grew out of a dlscussl.on of the Dumber ot drownings which Hl!!alth D: ~·"Ih r. a ~ t(lr f'Otl:'.ultlnt; tn7h .Toh.D,-J.1JT'Q;n:-r:-D P HEALTH DEPARTMENT WERE EXECUTED BY TENANTS. Set'~ral Of the others d rol\~ned this month nearly aU were boys. Eac h year iioon after the clOSing or public schools it lnfaria bly happens that a n umber o f bors 8re drowned. Some ot t he young l1Ctims could no t s wim a stroke nd ..ert caught beyond their depth; oth could only swim a s hort distance. an becomlng emboldened by their enjoyment of tbe sport. aecepted dares to Worn to a certain poin t beyond their POl\"'E' rs ot endU rance and were lost bB'ore any of tbei r companions could come til their rescue. In othe r cases cramps were gl-rfD as the p robable cause of tbe water tragedies These were cases ~ere the boys were known t o be exce.llent s wimmers. There are many ci tizens who beUeve the number ot deaths by d rowning each summer "'ould be lessened it the city 'lIt'ould establish public swimming schools. open no t only to school children. but the gro,,'n·up persons who are not proficient In the a rt of swimmIng. While. ot coul"'8e, in the cases ot persons drown ed as a result of be- ,, ~ '- ~ SENT TO DOCTORS. Health Coml4i Sloner Calls Tperr Attention to Recently·Etab:ish. ed Disllliection Service. WILL APPLY FOR INJUNCTION Owing t. Many Relor t , on NO EVICTIONS NECESSARY RiY,r and Lake, and in P L_4~S: FOR R E '\I ODELL I~ G T HE View of Many Drownin& BrI L DI~ G.s H _",-'-"E B E E ~ FI LED "~ l TH H E \. L T H C O)t'ltlS Accidents, ud of Swi mS l O :\" E R G R EE 'i E. Ini Schol l Is ApplIren t. of lhousandE. I OWNERS OF WAVERLY BLOCK WILL OPPOSE HEALTH DEPARTMENT'S ORDERS. -.....,,....,==--- TOO lIlAlU LIVES ARE SACRIFICED ~PORTANT NOTICE ORDERS \ enlerprlse.'_' Bop I!nd Girl!! of Buffa lo Should Bt Taught to Swim, Is the Good Ad· vice Gf HelltL,Commissioner Greene. ) 01 WILL fiGHT F GREENE'S ~~~~"ot~ic~r~l~tsle~C~Je-~?:tl~r't ~~~~~:~ ~ndth~~:'~~I:t~O;"~c:.~I~I:lI;;:ni~ ",,"::~~! l~ k~owledJ:'e of q" lmmtn~ wl11 be requt~­ A/ MUNICIPAl u "ro m .../ w, . . Jasper N. Purse l. In. pt'r X PursE"l. i4 renrs: (tId. an 1D!~pt" c~ t o::, In thf' bu reau of ,,·att'r. dt(>(i at his bome. 33!! Fulton ~tree-t. yesterday. "Yr... l'ur!<el ws@: the- tntbE'f ot '\fTC. \V"n.lte-r D. O =p e . t\-t r~ ot the- health comtriJi;lODt>r. aDd at Cftfot Tboma~ L. pUN-el of the O~ depa rtme-nt. The tunpra l wl11 be beld trom th(! tamlly home Friday afternoon at 2.30 o'cl k, and from St York's cburch at S o·c.l t. . 1 ~ C ( r 04 "Tl .... ~ ~ J:. �J L THE: SUI WALTER D. GREiHErM. D. Henlth C ommissioner of th e C ity of Buffalo and Lea d _ il1 ~ Pb'· ... ichlll. ERASTUS C. KNIGHT lln.yor of BuUulo. ::0:: • c.J cC In W 0 0 :::;) c.J :t: :z "" ...~ I • I 10 •a .• 0 <I -I -I :: Ii FRANK H. GOODYEAR CapUaUNt and Railroad HUlruate. • I- .. UJ In '" .. oo = • a: = ::.: f I- : a: ~ o .. a: ~ ~ �Of REr~ESENTATIV E BUFFALC USADE ·AGAINST BAD FRUIT SALES BEING CONDUCTED. Health Authorities Threaten Prosecuti on s ot Commission Deal ers if Practice Is Not Stopped - Cause of Sicknes s Am ong Ch ildren . S O many C'omplnlnts he \'e beE'n made to Health COQlallssioner GrE' ~ about l~omml{.Slon merchaDts ~elllng to fruit '-enders unwholeFOme fruit. that B crusade against this ,·Iolnl.lon Of the city ordinnncE'Et has been m~tltutE'd by th(> dE"partment, Dr ~Yllllam HeRth o'! the dep:utment. hR~ be-pn quietly working on t his line tor the pn~t two or three- w('ek~. and YE'Sterday, It Is a'·Prr(>'d. dlsco"t'"red one or the most prominent commission hou~e~ on the Elk Strt>et M ark e l. ~11Ing !evNUl' bnxe~ of bad melons to a pE"ddler, Dr, H eath dlscoyered this me g al !lale In the nick ot time and n£"gotia1ions between t he commission house and the peddler were terminated a t the proper moment. Roth were warned This morning Dr. He-ath reported the case to Hearth Commissioner Greene, who became very indignant, He sat down and wrote a long letter. tn "'hlC'h this practice was unmercifully scored. The warning that repetition of the offense would re~ult In prosecution was embodied tn th(> letter. The ('ru~at1e against this selling o f decayed fruit was brought about by the numerous complaints trom district ph ~'8I cln.ns thing on thE" East Side. The peddlers buy this bad (rult and then visit the poorer people on the East Side, dlElPoslng ot the sturr at rock bottom prices. Chlldren are given the frutt, owing to the Ignorance or FRANCIS G. WARD COlU lU isf!l l o n e r o f Pub llc " Torkfil. / 'rom Y. 251904 LIVED IN ' fiLTH AND SQUALORI MRS. M'GUIRE, WRECKED BY DISEASE AND UNABLE TO HELP HERSELF. CHARLES F. SUSDORF CI ty Cl e rk, " ' h oHe A bilit y U N n neull~r thoe hi R ecognize l1 by li n d nn Execo- SHE IS SENT TO THE HOSPITAL AU. IIE .\ LTR CO)UII SSI O XER G R EE XE ST R EET I r\"D1A N A O RD E R S H OLSES Y ACATED AXD R EPA IR E D. plUfu! A lI~ht wh('n. or d('ftfttot1on came to SaturdAY J.rterDoon John J. ('85(> (In Brown, tn<:pc('tor (Ie bul1dln~!'t In Ib~ DrpRrtlllt."nt or 11 C'R lI,h , r~uud ;'Itr!t. llcGulre, IlU R,lZt'd nnd tt'E'hte womnn, 1l~111,:r In filth :lud I'llUtllM In 811 un~nl11 t nTY hntldlnr:- In Ihf' nor of Ibt" 1\1t III :\('1, :!!) IDlllnn:l ~tret't. Tilt, l1~rd Wt1m:m, ul1Rhh· to wlltb. h(l~au~(' of rhl'uuttlll!"lll. wn~ (onnll l~-In~ In th(' hnll b'. bulhllDIl. )11'$. ~1('(--;ntl'e WM(I nil (' tn~, dnll waS weak throul:h loe'k ot ~ Hom 'hlU'~Ill. )Il'~ . .\I\'I~uh·f' toltl a tond ~tory. Sh(' :-nld thllt tluh (\ I'h('lrt tlml' aA'(' sll(' wa:<: fils, l~hnrR('rl '(rnl11 111(' I':rh' ('Ollnry H n~pIIRI. ",h('l'(' sill' hud h""11 rf't'('lyilll! tl't'nlnl("nt fur ,h('umnth-Ill. :--h(' W"Df t,~ Ily(' In tht' 111111r1ln~ tn till" I"flnr :\0. 2!l loctlnlln ~tl'('('t. A grl'nn" Rtlfl('k ('If rht'umatl"m or ('/lnll' upnn hf'r !lod rl'llll('rNl hN' helrl('~~. It (,'(lmrtrtl'ly pn1'l1I~·7.('I\ h('\' I I~A'~. ~ (' I ~hhnr..; ,1 .. IIt,d h('r ('I('('o~1 unlly nnd gn'fe her fot'l\l T.u~t Rntlll'un" th(' ('8"" ('nm(' to tbE" un- th'l' of 1I,'nllh (.... nn~\7s'f.e(>\. nrpt"ll. nod. he ~,~ut InSlll~t't('lr n,' l\1t In '· " ~IIC'ntp. WMEI,' thn n W RI'> t mult"'· " (,(-;uh'f"~ l"nrl to ]f,. fmlnll thl' t"('IneJitinD" 1"'fC'11 "talt'lt ('f'lmmt "' st nUf'r t~ r('l?'lh' (JI n t ,'1,,· nN l rlf'rl o( " r~ p ll.c:ht nnlt hi' Iwtiftf'I' nn' rl'>!'C'r " f th E" P C'or h plI!!ntt whn lTlf\Il!' [wC'I ,' I<.;I('In:o; fn r hE'r r (', ('1'p t h'1I 'nl IhE" I'~ri .. C('IU tll ), Jl n.-pltnl, ~ht! "' It .. !>f'nt tlH'tt' Yf'So IPr(\;1Y fl,' r hnmt' t ... In n m('l'4 ti:lthy c('I olllllon , At'("fl l'll h lt: t n Ih f' It' p('Irt !\tRrll" by Inspf'f'tol' tn (·()tnml~f;,h.npr (i)'«'\'n" Tlw wftl1~, Au,l (-('llIna; urf' ".''\'t'1'(',1 with 'ermln, lhf' parents, causing m u ch s.ickntS8. Dr. Heath, when inttn'!ewed about the matter, ~nld. "It's a do w nrhrht ~hame tha.t c ommiL -=;Ion tnPrt.·hnnt~ ~toop Sf) inw as to se1l bad fruit to peddlt"f:l'. ,\ ho then eell th~ qtut't t rom w~gon~. In~learl or ('a11 Ing up the H£'nlth D£'pnrtnli.>nt. when a carload ot bad fnltt comes In, they sell it [0 hu .."k!;t('r~ for nlm'."M nothing, Xow they cou ld Nl.~!l)' t;e.: a ci!rli t\cale (ram the drpanmE:nt tn the ",«pet t hat thE' fr u B WAS had when It r.'Ome here, and it could hp returllt?d 10 the con£i:fgnor~, but they think that Is too m u cb trouble, "Imaglnt! n C'ommlss.lon house sellln r seyenty boxes or melon~ for SlO! Tha t w as "'hat '\1;\5 done yesterday b y this firm we h a ve notlfie-d this mo rning, The Ellst Side- district ph)--s k I 8n~ ha ,'e been complaining to the departm en t about much sickness Among the c hildren tn their dlstrl{'t~, They h a ve In' -es tigated the ca use o f the sickness and have fou nd that It l~ due to the bad t rult the c hildren have heen gh'en. Further Inve!Hlgation ~howed that thE-se peddlers were buying bad fruit t'rom cummlsslon houses. The next m£>rcha nt who is caugh t committing this offensp ,.,' 111 be proseruted, There Is a pena lty ot S~50 attsC' hed to a. violation ot this cha r acter, and we- will sf>'ek to re-co"er tha t sum with a ,'eng-eanee, This thing has got to be stopped, tha t 's all. " / I I I �led for thiM wn. that the residents the~e did not cnll in physicions d uring the ea rly stnges of tb~ disease stud i t was i mpossible to make correct diagnoscK w h'?Jl. it was necessnry 10 mllke 011t deat h cerl1ticnt('Q. DiRtrict one tnh:es in the ~teel plAnt district. where thel'e has been much tYllhoic1 among tbe employes of the ~tcc l plnnt who lj yC ill thni distric t, T he-se CrIse'i of typhoid, )lr, It'uller belic,es, Expert Reviews Conditions of Buffalo's Water Supply, "tr llye led m'er lnlld." lh~ pt durin!, the enilleruic of ] 002.m, tI.e death" from 'YI}hoid in thia <it" never e:tcepded 100 rer year. During the epIdemic the dool'.< went up to 152 for the ~Yenr mentioll~d. During the fol. low.inl(, ·... nr t he rule ?r0J;ped to 10], wh.eh '" normal ~or till' c.ty, a lthouglt :\Ir. Fttller ~~yoj th l!-i ("tty sh~ulc~ not hoye mo~e thaJ1 IU deaths per). enr from tr. I ph~~d. F II ' I . r. . 11 er,s repo rt 1;; 10""8 that he spent much tlmo nnd t~OUf:'~t up on h,is worlc Th,· TPr,Ol't contnlDM 15 trpewTlt. , WHY TAKE MORB OP 1 T ' - viug told ns just What the NEW8 6ald a year ago on the anthol1t .Comw.l.\!~jQ I !heene aud Dr. ..:. 8 BIssell, that Smokes cr eek water ~ getting Into our intake, With tts 100d of ruth and f eve r germs, Expert G, W Fuller explains that under cnrren~ not to be s howu by !loa Is but evt. denced In other ways, took the deadly burden past tlte narrow opening In the breakwater and into the main channel ou tside tlte ha rbor and into the NisKlI'Il rl n r. Yet tlte srune exper t advtie8 Buffa lo to g et water from the Ame main current below the point ot jun~ tlon. The Saturday _ChrOnicle POints out tlte strangeness of this advice In o ne of Its paragraphs, denllng with the r eport rued with tlte CounCil last week aaying: ' ten pn,£:'P"t and thT ~e. mops w hich r.::.how the bou ~rc~ of the ,"'ltY',CJ. wnt('r,~l1PJll y n,n d the ftn l.l1~ l1I'Y (listrlct!i\ mto which the C,lt. y wos drnd('d .fo x: thc purpose of gett Ing The typhoid table jndie-ntE'S, ncco rding ncc.,l1I'nh', ~t~tlst I C"' , ' . , to ~lr, ii'l1l1el'. thnt Bu((n!o 's water is ,'lh,e dlY ls lon of the Clt.V Into sllnltn ry not of n unifo rmly sntisfactory qunlit y; 1d IstrIc ts i~ \\ ~I'thy of ~r(".fl1 l study, ou the other bl\l1ll, it is by no me~\I1s R ot1~h ly de~crlbed the dl~tr l cts arc ns uniformly c1nngel'o\1~, fo ll ~':~; , The Inhlc 01"0 _hows tbnt there "'0' D .. r.rt l - Tho t p""l of lhe c.ly sOlllh less t," phoi(l in district~ 2 nnd 5. Thi~, of ~w~n ~nd ~~lint)n !i\tl'~€'t~. )11'. F u ller points 01lt, includes some of DI"rrIrt - - '" ('st of ) ! Olll street, H irhthe best J'c$ildC'll c(-' f:'ections of t he city. mOll,d o.yenue nnd Grant ~trE'Ct. . wh,..re tue re!';idents nre ven- apt to boil DISlrIC't 3-Ro\l:ld~rl hy Swan. ) l n1l1, their wfiter or buy filtered water £(\r i\'orth, Jefferson, ::Uortimer nnd Pratt drinking pnl'po~e!i\. stre~ls.. .., tion of a N ew Intake Pier, but Examination m:ule of the water tnken DI~tl'lct 4--B oli llded by lren(-'~ee street States That Ultimately BtUfa lo from the two tunneh; lendin und er th e and "faIden avcnue on the north. ,Terrel'· harbo r nnd the cnnnl from 0 t he intnl.e ~on, ),Jortimer and P r att on th e WCRt, Will H ave to Establish a Filtration I'iet' 10 lhe IIl1l11pin~ ,lation sho ws t bat Ea~le olltl (,Iinlon Slreets on the south 110 organ ic mntt(-'r J,rcts thro ugh the 1lllcl th(' rlt;". line on the eost, Pla n t, a nd One of the Mechanical Ji~slll'e~ or crnck!) in the tunne l a nd that DiRtl'i<'t 3-:\orth of Bird "Y('nne, the pollu1ion is occasional a nd not con- I North ~t re(-'t, G(-'uesee street nud 'Volden Type i s R ecomm ended-Interest- till110US n~ wOI1~d be the nse if the sew- a venu e. The 1in~ con necting ?\ortll n:;:e from tll£' cnnni and h:.1 rbor got f;trecr nnd Bird ll,'enue is I'oughl:.ing T yphoid D ata an d Statisti.c5. thl'ol1;:::h lhe fissnr(-'::) nuu crack8. ! nrnWTl and ex tends a long Hichmond ayc. :'\lr, Fullf'r finds that the water f rom one. Duffnlo rin:o r nnd Smokes creek does .A. tnble prepared by )'lr. Fuller ~hows " I find that t ho typhoiri fe,er epidemic rend1 the iutnke pier in :\"iagnra ri, er the couditions reyenled ill these di~triets Buffnlo between September, 1002, nnd durilll! timl's ot storm I1nd e,en in win- as folb ss: OI_Aoril. 19<k1. was caused largely br po'lut('I''' hC'n the wnter is ('on teo with ice to of the public ,,·oter snpply. This within;1 mile Ot' 11;1.0 of the ~hot'e. ~, polJution came from Smokes creek, and ~Ir. Fllllt.·r :;:n,l'S that th€' best Jocntion .. and wa~ ft)r a uew illtnke pier would be enst of earried to the intake at thll(-,s of high ~ Jlor~e:o-:h(,c reef, that is on the we~t side wind~ b~- the under cnrrent!o; which th C'SP ot the :-;o-cnlled Emerald channel in the "'inds l .. om up the loke deyelop Dear I imml'llin rc viciuity of the dummy light. and beto,,' the month of ~utfnlo river. J [ t· sn :o ~ llip int:lkc ~bo\1ld not be plnced "For the past year the cIty water SU1>· hrlo\\' n lin t' Cll'~'\'ll fr om the breakwater has heen of "bollt Ihe snme qualily li"he to lito dllmmy Ii!'ht. , t~., period f"om 18tH to 190 The CXIJ('rt do<"n't ('oll.ider the fi ltration ,..Ordi,,, rlly 1t 1~ ot good qualIty, but It IS or the- ritr's wat('r U~ nrgent no w, but oecasionally polluted by Buffalo spwage ! ~fI:O'S that it is cf'l'tain tbat ultimlltrly In the manner jllR! stated, Bulfnlo ,dll h",'e to filter the loke wnte r "The water of the lower end of L ake no mnttt:'r from what pnrt ot the lake it W Erit", above the effects ot: t be se 8j::'e of IllS'~ be> tn ken. Buffnlo and its s ubu rb~J I find to be sate ~\ttelltjon is cnlled to the two g,stems . ................ 62,181 2S 67 156 for domestic use, nnd a aatisCnctol'Y one of filtrntion ill '-O!:'tlP, "':11l0 filtr8ti~n and '1 " , . . . . ......... . 62,6.>'" 16 88 in el"fry war except fo r its occn~ional l mN'hnnieR1 filtr~tinn. Rnnd filtrati on is 3 .. ............... 41 .~ 14 51 118 turbidity. ue"'C!'jbN! in rl(>lail but is not recODlmend- ! ................. 102,3-4:6 23 .:J~ 100 "On the enstern side of the Hor ..,boe e<1 for tltis cil), on the ground thnt not I" ...... ..... ...... 83,9 10 ~6 !?S 63 r eef. in tbe 'f'icinity of the so-cnllE'd (,IVH1~h land fnr l'i llC'b a plant j~ n,ailnble ' :\fl:. Fnllf'r .snys that dU,r lOg the epidummy light. and in what. is general Y near tlw riYN' nnet it would be too ex- demlc of 1002-3 the tn> hold death rate called the Emerald channel, it is perfect- JIl'nsiT(' to )lrt land away trom the ri,er, was Ulll!HualJr low in the Polis~ section I, possible, under ex isting conditions, to for the ren~() n that n pumping plant of the CIty. The on!,- explanallOD o!ferobtain ae good water 3.6 there is, in the would be required to pump the water ~rOm £ UF" ~uthern end of Lake Erie. I ad".e lbat on tbe filtrotion beds and ano tber pumpr, intake be eslablishcd to draw Ule in!' plnnt would be needed to pump the ~ 'z:e water supply from th is immedinte Wllter from the beds to the rese rvoirs, ~•• tty. . \.Hirl (-' fronl the pxpense, this system, :\1r, .uv ...... - V'it timately it will be necesflary fo r Ji"ullc-l' snrs, ',"onld not be satisfactory. B uffalo to filter its wate r supp1y from P OL' this reason h" recommends n methis or any other o",;lnble ~O\1rce, 'Y ith cbanicnl filtration ')Innt, Such a plant, this end in "iew ) 0 '''so that ,n im- he sn.I·', eould he installed at n COBt of proTements in tbe ,. ;Her "'orks fr om $1;:}.000 per L"lilli,:m J:nl1oilS pumped dnily , thia time on be made in strict accord- E"xC'lIlt;,h'c of land find pumping facilities. &.DCa wi~ the requirements of future TI\e ('o~t of op"'rH ting would be $3 per 'Works, some of: the features million ~Illlon~ , without inter~st or f::;inkwhich are herein outlined . iut: fUIlI1 <'itarg("o::. . "0!le ot. the ,firs~ steps towa rds filtraThe he. locn tion for su('h n filtrntion I bon 18 a reduct ion 10 the enormous waste phllt. )[r. Fuller ~ays, would be lIiouth of water In Buffalo, and r advise that of the l'rp~ent pumping gtation, probnbly thl. matter recei,e immediate nttention." south of P ortpr nYcnne nnd between the The above is the "summary and con· I Erie ('nnal flu(l the bulkhend line estabarrived at by George 'V. Ful- lisb l?d l'y the ... tnt"" n few years ago. Ynrk ci ty, the ,vater expert' l ~11' . .L ul1er hnR mnch to sny about the the co ndition of Buffalo wa ter "'ns t3 I"f 'wfltpr in this city and stotes n result of an iuvestigation be- that it ("os ts abfl ut fiS mue- 0 filter Lake one year ago. )Ir, F uller's E ri p wnt('l' tiS it dCN'i to pump it und er submitted to H en LtllJJQ.tllmis- existin~ tond itions. "when cnpitfil charges last week nnd was passed and operating expenses are included jJJI the board of health this morn- each case." /" MADE . I fT , But If Mr. Fuller is right regarding tltese under-eurrenls and their effect, what in the 'World Is to be galned by c$s1:ructing an Intske in tlte Emerald channel where It would be tully as accessible to the polluted un der-currents as Is the present intake? I Here is a practical question that mnst be solved betore an expenditure is voted to bUIld a new intske on the ..Hors? hoc reet. ----- I 7,' 'om ~ I S INFECTING SCH OOL BOOKS. he dts infectlng of.... all the city's • hool books Is beIng <!!rhduoted by the H ea lth Department. The bOOks ot Nos 6. ~2, 50, and 41, have a lready bee~ rllmlg-ated. The work will be compleled .th ls m onth. fi .--.------- ---------- t ~~ PERT FULLER I I I j I F O R F I L TRA TION O F C I TY WATER In Repor t Se n t to Ald er m en He Also Advises Movi n g Intake-Some So urces of Contamination. I bURrd ot honlth trnnsmitt~ to the common council this atteraccompanied by a bri ef communiatJon stating that )1r. Fuller had been employed on Ju ly 23d, 1903, hy nulhority of the COlDmon (-'ouncil to investigate ButtoJo's water ~ upplr and suggest remedies tor !lny evils he might find . Thi" investigation hy ):[r. Fuller WRS prompted by the prrn lence or typh oid revpr in this city during the autumn ot 1902 and the following w inter. During llnt epidt!mic there "'ere 50 per cent more lcathe from tn>hoid f(-'ve r, ill proportion o the eits's pop ulation, than occ urrcd lurlng the pre-viou8 (It"cnde. , In hi. report ~ Fllller caU. nttenlion to the ract that the rlosing or the origlinn) intake! pier on the puge or Nia.gara river In the spring or 1 !H resulted in "neh 3 fnl/ing off of t)'l}bold in thiR rity . tiUlt the numh('r or ('ac;~ ~-"1I~ moderotely J()W as ('oDlpnr('o to tb e ~f'nel'nl experence of mO'it Aml"rirnn citipI;I. Roweve-r, he typhoid denth rnt. in Buffalo, ncrding to ),11'. Fuller, b~ .. dUring thE'" ast ten ye-OrR h("(-'n in ("X('(·~S hl from 2:l 50 ppr ('(mt of that in Amf'J"IC'n n cities .upplieii with public wnt.£' r ('lith"" from underground Rourees or trom wrll-filtpr(!(j tlurfnc(' ,,"pplies ; a ni! it h:u<l been from r;o to 100 per r(-'nt in t!:r('e~A of thp f,. pholtl rntcR p r(-'''nilin~ in Europe-nn ('iti~" n-hich ort' providt'd in nil pnrtictllnr~ with , borou~hly mnrlern 8aoitntjrln, 12 .lEnA - -- ' tablish a , nble- InnJ along th~ r1'·E' r to e! could be ATER Expe-I't Fuller s report 10,11 I sand filtra tion plant. Tlh~r~l\'er to esI he ('or:dltion of Buffa 0 ';; found enough area along ll~n plant. The Jrlnking ' .... ate- r was tr"ln~mtttPd tnbllsh a mt'c hnnical ~ltt~t in less Ume hi aftO'r'- latt('r rtlte-rs more \'.a e f a mechd nlto the Board of Aldermen t S thl\n th{' other, The cost 0 1000000 gal. W I noon by Secretary Hinkley of the ~ .... f'-U...-atth Mayor's office alter the Boar~.... . ... had held a. meeting and approyed It. Th report covers seyen ty-fi ve type- cal [llant would be SI16:~lcj~st~e 'ot land Ions of daily capac t} , s It '\\'ould and pumping fac11lties. He sa~ erate th" cos t $3 per mUllon gal tons JOsln'klng fund filters, Wlt~~: \':'~~t~~n a ro r a ftltratlO~ charges. th of the Dre~en plant should be ~o~abl" c::outh of porpumping slatlon, pro . the Erie Canl'l l e . ast n Ul11",rltten sheets and contamSA8 " ~ edleted b of figure!'; and tarts. s pr it~rFrlday'S ,IEnquirer. the establiShnmdeendl I ~('rd A \h'rnbu.'lkt~~d br{~;:e~~tab!lshed by the J)lant is I'ecomme , u n t (-' U ot n nl tra on . of the intake. StRt(' a f('w y~ars ngo, \\'S as well HS the removal 'ailIng ;\!r 1"ul- . ... ... ,' F'uller conclud(>s as fo liO . UQ' ;Vh torms are prev ,... I·YJ. • h It · water R • \: e!1.810ral :i;€' woge makes Itself telt I " 1"'0 1' lh(' PUSlbr p:l r t~ee c:~ni{' quality a~ ler sal to, d bly nearpr the pi" hn<l been a out S9-l 100" Ordlat 8. dlKtance consld~d. He says the ! during the DE- nod from flt\. ~u t It' Is ~c· Intake than ordlna 1lfrr. h h ' narlly Ills ot good qua ie'l sewagc. selvage trom "\?est Seneca, l'eae es t e ca~lonal1y polluted by 1Btl rn ~nd ot Laitc h h Smokes Creek, "The water of the owe h s(' ~I:agc ot I·W ke til ro;:g on hls Investigation j)Ir, E ri e Rbove the errect <::. An~ LO be safe h e ere there were leaks In Buffalo and its subur ~ Fuller discovered 1 but he cays the tor domestic use. Id of lhe Horseshoe the Intake tunne s, eclably - con tam~ "On the ea~terln I Sit ~ of the so-calljd leakage d~~~t~rO~u~tt~. He also finds ~i~ylnlli~: ;~~ nln~ wha~els If e:!er;!r: Inate ~he B ffalo River water and the I called' £'the Emf'ra.ld Chl~lng condltlOn~' 1 tha t t e Us kes Creek reach the In tectly possible, under. exI' as there Is In water t r om mo to obtain as 5:'ood '" Erie, 1 advJse ta ke ntter storms. ased removal of the southern end ot. ~ ~:bed to dr~'" thp Concerning the pro p . that an in t a k e be eSJ rn this Immedlato i take :\1r F uller says. future water supply. 1'0 "-the n , - 1 ' ed that th e best loc8 - vicinity necessary fo r "'! am con v nc a ke 15 In the east f'lde "Valmately It wllt ~~er supply ft:0m tJon tor a new In t Reef that Is the wes t Bun:alo to ft lt£'r 1ts TIable so urce. " Ith of the HOrSE'5hOe n d E merald ' C hann el, thi s or any otr('~ 1:"!dvlse that alit t~;., Ride of the eo-cn. e f th e d m my this end in ,. e~ ~. ter Works r In the immedla.te vtclnlty 0 k U 1 _ proveoments In the Ina !5trlct accordonce d I d 1 that the inta e b e 0 uts tlme. on be rna e f tuture fi ltralight. a v se dred fef? t farther so ut h w1tth th ... reC!ulremen t~ 0 c.ated st"ve r a J h un n was considered tn lion ~·orke . s lo~"ard8 filtranlong the reef thn of the cono:tr uc"One or the fl rst s teYn th e enormoO!" Pcla lly In view ~ t t· p. reduction I and t ftdvlc;" 1896 , c sP, th breakwater sInce tha tion S t 'ater In Huff A 0 dlate attention of the no r wn~tp 0 'Q; (tel' receive lID me date." abllshing ~ltr3 tiOn 1hat,}bls rna Aft rrgard~ tt~\e is not eno h flyn il· tlon. plant, he '"'"lS _ _ _ _- - -- b 01 w I �From - -: --BlJ~F~~~~,}/, y, _____ ".JUl --_.--- - . - 2 5 1904 (,; n l.~~- '+R MIDNIGH T VISIT ATIO N OF T ENEMENTS. MkTRAttr lON ENOLI "It om~ ~t~~~ URGED BY ~[N~ IH~[ m~ ~~mbL FULLER - w AlUJ so Famous Wat er Expert Recommends a . New Source of Supply for Buffa lo in Order to Avoid Ever-increuing Pollution of Lake. NOTIFIES ALDER.- MEN_ PABADE OF FIR.E- , - )lEN. ~ "lard ha~ taken OMMlSS!ON~~ Ihe authority to upon hlm,e Itu re or 12,000 In ordrT the expen~e~ltlln of tho! tE'm~ connection with t~e ~th I.:M'lchtgan Street pOran' bridge on . aU aJ }-Ie was :,\U· ol'er the City Sl~'r Canbridge al a cost orized t~pr:\ B~ r~:lrd cont racted to 16,000. .' $4 000 The can rn lsh a. crossing a1 h' ·os.lng onll' . ct pro,'Ided tor t Ce 1cr. 1\'ard ~mce without apprf;Ch~~~tr8gt~r to provide bas ()rd erea e d to constru ct the i UNHEf\LTHFUL AND REVOLTING CONDITIONS. Many Dea ths At tr ibuted to Im pure Wa ter Htrt and Fil! ratlon Plant Is Ultim llt e \ Safe Plan- Plant Will Cost Milli ons of Doll ars. Iflproac.h~S'1 ' \"a. rd asked the Altlprmen • Tod8;, UO . a wa rrant of $~.OOO for H. to drs' dP This amount was included p Burgar . at En~ the f'~t lmateS of the Bureau ,Inperlng. ( d {$- 000 to (pOll E'xeC'utton 0 a bon 0 J, h " f' dictment of Owners Result of Investigations. PRET ALe"CE OF TYPHOID FeTER 1be right of way ,tn sa \ Prosecutions 'and Possible In- the ci ty trom any damage to 1 e Comml5slone r 'W ard has perLa.rkln Soap COlnpany to water mains for f\I'P pur- Seneca, Carroll and Larklo reR vBU lt In '·sldewalk space premiseS at No. 412 Elk Street menace to proper entorcement of regulations. according to Commis- t \Yard. He claims that It wa s Common CouncH a uthorIt filled In. a.ked I of $24 in his fa\'or to pay expenses Incurred by his trip to Ne" York wben he held a ('ol1ference l"jth George W' . Fuller. the water expert, in regard to the lattpr's report on the IQQ8!l water sltua' tlon. The Aldermen today w ill c on~lder the action of the Councilmen In regard to the grant given the Lackawanna RaU· roa.d to lay tracks In Elk treet to Its frel=h t house and to the Knowlton . Warehouse Company's plant. The F ire Commissioners sent in their report of IOMlea by fi re during the mon th of June. 1904. The total lOS$: on ,buildings and contenl8 was $lU61.5R. [ The total Insurance CO\'erlng the buildIng> and contents $131.065. Eightyft"e alarms of fire werE' spnt In. The Expert F uller'. repo rt to the Aldermen on the condition at Buftalo's water 8upply 8ays t hat the typhoid te ver epidem ic In this city betw ee n September, 1902, and April, 1903, was due to poll ution ot the wate r 8upply at Smokes CTeek a nd tram B utr.alo River. He recommends the construc tion of a ne w Inta.ke pler east of Horseshoe Ree f on the west side of Emerald Channel, near the d ummy light, an Immediate necessi ty, and la ter o n the establishm ent oC a mechanical 1I1tratlon plant, w hich will become e •• en tlal In time If the pollution of the lake water by cltles alon g the lakes continues. Such a plant would cost about $15,000 per 1,000,000 gallons oC dally capaci ty, ex clu.lve oC land and pumping facllities. The C08 t of a. 1IItra.tlon plant would run Into I tbe million • • \ a. I SO UR 1l: OF TY P U O ID GEJtM S. w"" Erie County Almshou~e Buttered the largest loss, which was $j.102. A com- mu nication was received (rom the Fire Commls!lloners In which it V.·A~ announced that the memberA or the Fire Department In tull unltorm , with the nre apparatus. \\'111 turn out for parade and review on )'I onday a fternoon, August 2 9t~ The proceFslon wtll pn.~9 down Frank11n Street from Nlagnra ~tret>t. An Invltatlon to re\'lew the flremen ·wa.!\ px- \ tended to the lf a yor. and both branches I oc the <;ommon Council. I From the Committee on ~'h8rv t> s and l Harbors rnme a ta,'orabl(' report on the propoe:ltlon to drpde-t" thO). Bnff:\l(. I Rlrer In thE' t riangle bptw~l"n thE' p~,.'~t ' erly :lnd wppt(lrly Hne!!! ('IF E\'ans ~lIp. tlS 10 t'!'I>at ... a llppth or tWE'nt\'three fE'pt below thp mp!'\ n \\atpr l e\·~i. The rornm tttp(, recommpncled thA t thp ~I) Comml~~loner or Publir "'ork~ h,. ni- rected to ('ommrt with thp Lakp E dt' Dredg!ng ('omoanl' at. it, bld ot $6 .:;00. \ I As the resu lt ot a trip Of health officers and C harity Organization SoC'iety workers to thp Halla-n tenp mpnts In TheHooks late In! t n ight ~e-veral Buffalo men, eome at them well known. arf' liable to be Indicted tor mi.demea nOr on the charge violating the Stllte Tenement House l aw. The p enalty In c ase ot co nViction Is a. line o f S250. Or th e cases may be t urned over to the HealthC ~ lssioner for summary t reatm ent. 1t!ias n ot been decided j ust w hat wlll be done. The party ot Inspeotlon was ~o mposed of Dr. P. W. Van Peyma, Dr. W . C. Callina n a nd F r ed erick Almy, compo"tng the tenement house and tuberculosis committee ot the C. 0, S .. a nd D r , John J . Brown, Inspector of t he Department of Health. The trip was a continuance at the e rrort. for merly made by these gentlemen to co rrect a bu8es o C health In the Butta.lo lenemenls. T he y have a lready secur ed a conolderabl e number oC Indictments of owners a.nd lessees and there will ue more. Th e cases w\ll be tried by t h e D istrict AttOrney t his tall. The pa rty. with t he osel~ lance o f a hall lamp borrowed from one at the tenements, explored 0. number ot rooke ries In Canal, Com mercial a nd other streets n nd what they sa ,,'-and smellwas a caution. A laO closely descr iptive account woul el be read o nly by people w ith .trong .tomachs. s eated In the open a ir. Even then they wo uld go a nd t a ke a bath a Cter perusing It, The pollution trom the Bu ffalo River and from Smok es Creek Is carried to ,.,ANY LODGl!RS FO UN D. the in take by the currents created The Investlga.tors were a fter vlolawhen the winds a re high from UP the tl ons of thnt ~ctlon o f the State law la ke, During the pnst yea r the water wh ic h provide. t hat lodger. shall no t s upply has ordinarily been ot good be kept In tenement houf:-e~. Evidence q uality, but It Is occaelonally poll uted, ,,'as 8.180 obtained ot violations ot - t he as a.bove s tated . cJ ty ordinances. which reQ. ulre t hat proI n the vicini ty recommended (or the \"Islon phall be made to r 600 cubic feet loca.tion of a new intake, the repor t at: all' spnce Cor eac h auul t perPOn In says, It 1s pO!:lslble, under exis ting can · the tenement. and 200 Ceet tor each Indltlons, to obtain a s good wa ter a. fanl. hli Ihp buildings "Islted we re there Is In the s outhern end ot: L'lke tenement h om:re9 E rte ""\ytth a. view to the e stabllsh- T he first hOU8P visited wus 11~·12~ men t of a fil tra tion plant in th e tuture. Erte "hE:'t't, Nelron K. Hopkins. owner. It Is advl.ed that nil Improvements In W . C. H od ge, Ie..... On t he th ird noor the water works hereafter should b~ was a. room !lx15 teet with a 10.6 ceili ng. m ade In s tri ct accordance w ith the re- I n thl!" nine mf'n were sleepi ng. Thp qutrements ot s u ch wo rks. and as an a irspace was 3769 (' ublc feel; t he o rdiImporta.nt step In this direct ion It Is nance reQulrempnt~, 6400 c ubic teet. In recommended tha.t immedia te atten tion another r oom a man and his wtf~ anel 8houl<l be given to reduction of the child were "Ieeplng. On the olher ElM enormous waste a t: water tn Buffalo. o r the- curtnln. t hreE" l"'"1E'n. ..-UghL undpl' ' G FACTS thE"Ae rooms the wood 't\·n~ !lto r~d, n nd SO!\l E l NTE R ESTl N • plel;ty o r The report calls attention to Ihe faot _ __ thll t the closing of the origina l Intake pier on the edge of Niagara R iver In 189~ resulted In a great decrease In the n umber of cases of typhoid fever In Burtalo, a lth Ough the dea th rate s lncl'! thptl from th is ca use has been frOtTl 26 to 60 per cent. In ex cess ot that of other American cities supplied with water trom underground eOu rces or frOtn fllte r ed s urfa ce 8uppl1CS, an~ fron1 60 to 100 per cent. in ex cess a th. tY I, hold deal h rate In E urop ean c lUps "'here 8anltaUOn elves the cl0ees t fl ttentlon. A table epared by Mr Fuller Rhows that typ ~old l ever Is mOSt orevalent in the dis trict s onth ot Swan and Clinton streets, a nd tha t propo rtion a tely the better r es idence sectlon8 have fE:-w e r CRBes , which he "ttrlbutes to care In IIlterlng and boil ing the dr lnkini: w a ter. A mt-chanical {lltration plant Is recommended In preference to sand fl ltrntion on the ground th a t ~,\Ort eno ugh land Is avnt1a.blE" , near t he rl E' ' \ Cor th e latte; a nd to lornt., the nl tratton beds a t' a d istanCe would n"\ea~ heavy ndd ttlonal expense. The repor was referred to th~ wate r committee. inflammable material WSR about. The clo.els we re In a IIlIh y condition, The other plarep visited were as fol10\\" Wa\"£"rl )' bloc k, 164-166 Erie street. Bernhard Huber, owner. Pro\'Jaion had bepn made for 8evpn lodgers. The at r space wa~ s ufficient. 164-1:>6 Canal st reet. C harles Spore-to. owner. In a room lix, fe et we re three double be-d~ and two sI ngle beds. T here wpre seven o('cupants, requirin g 4200 cubi c (ttE"t ot aI r space. Actual s pace wa S' 2048. Two more me n were .sleeping h i a small roo m adjoining, The h ouse w4lft li ttered w ith Inflammable r ubblgh_ rn the te nement at 12-14 State JltTeet, Gohon Zupa, le ssee, wa~ fou nd a roo m wit h 3300 cu bic feet of air space. In this we rp tour doubJe ~ds and one ~in­ gle bed. In this room only o ne man was ~lE'eptng. But Mr. Zupa wa.e honP Elt. til talka you nO- t oolishness,tI 8ald he. " It I had a more me n I would glvl1. them beds." In thl. house, as In the others, tamlllos a re living In otber room~. DIS GRACEFUL COlfDITIO"lfS. In the tenement a t 22-24 Stllte street. John Manning, owner, a very bad condition o{ arta lrs was found. In a bedroom with no windows o r a ll' shaft, th ree mt'n nn d three girls, two ot the latter s mall a nd one abou t H. years ot age. we re s leeping. One little girl slept bet wf'en tw o me-no The two other girl s were In a nother bed, the third ma n sleeping ac rosS the foot oC the bed T he a ir space required by ordinanoe W8. S 2800 c ubic teet: actual spa c e, 624 cubic teet. In n n a djo ining room fO ur men w~re ~Ieeplng. Air spare required waf! 240>.1 cubiC feet; actual 8pac<>, 46•• The old ho rse ~rn a t 58-66 L loyd strt'e-t. "'athan \Vol r- OWQer, has been co nYerted Into a lodging house by ma kIng . talls, so 10 sp.ak , ot light partition!. In n small room wit h no daylip:h t entrance. a man . his wlte and fout' children ,,"pre sleeping. In a nother lIltal1 wpre six beds a nd In a t hi rd. nt ne bedo. Dn nlpl N. Lockwood Is the o wne r a nd Petpr ~!azzn ""th . lessee or 11-13 Com· mt'rC'lnl ~trpet. In one room were 11 pE' rson~ o('cupylng nine Bin gle beds a nd. one doub le bod. The a ir space requlr~d il)" ordinance I. 6600 c ubic fee t, Actual . par. WR, 1848 cubic tee t. rrwo o thpr rOoms had each a n a t!' sp nce o f 1360 r uble teet. One was occ u. pled hy tour s ingle bed. and the ot her by thrE"E' AI ngle bE"ds a nd one doub le. The ord inance requires 3000 cub ic Ceet of nir !( P~(,P. I �I LL -~ From =....--------------------------------- ......... ~-' THE P.\ R \DE OF ~!.\So"'rC BODIES ON JULY 23d· THE ESC O RT ".\'nol her cR ...;e cnme up .the ~ther dn~. ~ A \;"W wnq. horn out here m Erlc (,om,\O At that time l1n('~orR were n,ot reqllll'C to file \lirth (C'r11ticntN;' "~ If' the cn;e 8 t the :lre~E'nt timE'. The otlw1' t:e b v ot l [l chauf'e to F=O to work. I ,f! ~n;,: s b~' 10 venl's old. nnd he loob:~ 1!. but h ' Id 'not produce n hirlh ceruficnte e cou f .• ·nd to ,ub- d AU~ W ,. i: a.1\o.. \ Joet)T who ntlf."ndeo. hi~ mot!H~r ~:~en~ l~e W38 born if'. ~encl; otbenn ~e, Improvement of Child Labor w~, ~O"I ?'i~h\:~'" t~~~~~et~a~I~~ d,,·hleh I I. D, nt to Regulations Suggested by the have in mind 'h,·olll<1 ~~ "~,,~m:~e m;ealtll law Whle WOH 10; 1. Health Commissioner, commissioner the right t o fex~rci~e "! .. . the matter 0 lesUlng tl pI tI L\J F~r't' . ;nr WOUltr ~HA~G~ LA W. ~~i~.~~~i~~{~:!~;£~}~~~!~g;o:~~n~;e~:~: tl • "- ~ rt --- AUG 2.4· . , i::: ' N. y. ! Laying a Corner Stone:The corner stone of a Masonic build. ing had not been laid in Burtalo before July 23d last, since the corner-stone 01 the Masonic Temple on Niagara street was placed In position. Conseq uently It was to be expected tha t the local memhers or the fra ternity would turn ou t In large numbers for the laying of tho corner stone of the new lodge building which Is being erected on P earl street by the Lodge of the Ancient .Landmarks, No. 441, of which Georg. H. Woolley is master. Every lodge In Buffalo was represented in li ne, as were several of the lodges from the towns of this county, the Knights Templar•• s s hown In one of the pictures printed to. day, acting as escort. Many prominent men participated In the ceremonies at the buIldIng site, Most Worshipful Frank Hurd Robinson coming from Hornellsvll1e to conduct them. One of o ur pictures shows Bishop Fowler leadIng the grand lodge a nd the asse mblage In prayer. .! -- WeFR. FINE IMPOSEDf AS HE 'TALKS CAu....'IO N IN CORRIDOR TELLS TROU BLES AND FAILS TO discretion 10 f f child's birth certificate where pro~ 0 n APPE AR IN TIME. is lnck;!)" or insufllclent. . i "It strikes t(\" thnt a health physlc.on 'Wonhl be a prOll4?r perBo~ to exer('lse h powers. 1 know that 1n many cns~s Had Tobias ramplon attended ~lunl­ sue bl , ·ng to some bors If ctpal Court this morning when his Inability to Present P roof of B irth itthey would be a . e,SI k As it is, ,vere penn It ted to wor . case was (·aIled. instead of en t ertaininga s~le('t party or friends on a low~I' Prevent s Many Children from they feel that they are too old lr; g~ t~ school <" ten If tbeir parents con ~ 0: Iloor of th e )luntctpal Builcling wI th Going to W ork. to dre" them properly and ~~I,ntam his trouble~. he wu111d hav~ sa ,·ed hhl1. , ·11'· 'h~Y are in ~chool. Theret h em wu ..- . - . h st'lr a flll~ and the costs of an actIon f instead ·)f going to school, t"y "1 think ~om eth ing sb:)uld he done in b~r:~ around the ftrerts, nnd idle away against him. In June ).ill". Campion was cha.rged by th e wa y ,f luuellding the labor In w of time thRt they mi~ht use to great advan· the H ealth De- pm:.Lrnent with havillg t11is stnte with reference to the (!mploy~ tn e for themselves in working. ~~ere g . 't 80 bad but they get mto ~ filth)' ('ellal' and defective plumblllg m e ut of childrru,·' £lnid H en lth ~is­ I!ion l'eel1(, ~.a ... te rdny n-n:ernoon. "1 id~enhe~!\f I:~d ~.hen h(l.n~ng: around lh{l in his hOUSE> at ~o. 4.39 LoutsialUl sueel. mlllC Ie , d 1 b't It would do not mean tl lnt l'e~tricti)ns nu'w in str eet.Cj contract ba 10. 1 s. . He was summoned t o appear befol'e the p he n dood thing for these boys and theIr ::\lullidpal Co urt and he succeeded in force Rltonld he re-11loy d, but I think ·f the lads could he set at thf'l'e is n cbance for :mpL"O\l"'~lDent, In paren t s ' . gett inG' two adjournme nts of the case. fa(·t "ew York dty lab;)r 'lffic..ials arc work." Finally l'ampion abated one of the n considering this n1att r, nnd I have CO Ilnul!-\\lH:es and In !:iO dOlllg. It is a\'et'led. f eneri aboul it with me of ~ h(' ~ew ,,1olated a dty ordinance and l'UITIYork lead c.re;;. As n con~equence, I mtlted a milSd~meanor in not ventilatwouldn 't be surprised if ~omell1ing v,'ere ing a trap whleh he put into the hOUl!~e , B FFALO. N' done hy th e ne xt legisliltur.·.'· He WHS summoned t o appear b efore ~ ~ - --·· " ·hat chnngE's have you in Il'inrlT' Judg(' H ammond this morning on this """ell. fOi instance, herc's a caSE: tha t ('harge . but when th e case \\ us called _.____ __ :W-{J~ -- -------- . cam" ti l' todny. ...\. fath er wn~ ill hpre th~ dE:tendant was not in the courtwith h i!' boy , n bright, strong-looking 1'00 1,1. The Ju dge imposed a fine ur $j nnd costs. During all this tim e lao. The father said the hoy was Hi l'umpion wus telHllg his tl'oubles to ycars old, nnll th e boy lookud !l. The " SUlP~ ot his rri~nds and when the news falhC'r wanted permisQ;ion to ennhle the the fill!;" wus bl'uken t o him his rage boy to go to work, tut h(' could not Rub· was If-1'1"ll.Ile 10 behold. The H ealth Dem it docnmentnry proof that thp boy was ]J~\l'tI'lient had. to bear the brunt ot his 1(; yen r. old. dl'lIulH: latlo lis . He now is said t,o ha ve T bias Campion Fined $5 tn Municipa "The hoy W8 R horn ont on titp prnit"iC' llIa.(ll~ the ossertion lha t he ,,111 not pay hl:i fin e und I' llny -c~~e;ln tIOn in .:s"orth DaltO!n .\ t tit. time of his Court While He Related His Troubles and the incident may not be c Y.d. 'bir th the nelu"st dot'tor W,l~ l"0 Car awa,· tn Another Part 01 the Buildtng. ,t hot it waR hOllf'lel..;"'I tn :~(') afte r hin~. ThC' only nttention which the 1110ther h8(1 ·Whlle Tohlas Campion wa." downin thn way of PI'I)PN' q·t~ .ltmf':1t W:1l" whllt !:Itnlrs In the ~1unldpal building today \ she rec ... h'{d from i.l womlln nrig-hunr who t rn"eled miley mil('~ to ~('t to her. The \ telling some frieno.~ how unjust lheHealth..r.;uwartment was to proseeut~ mothf'r $rot nl on!: nil ri~ht. nnd ~o (lid the boy . :\'0 phr~lri(\n ('\"pr wus neec1('d, ~o I him for failing to put defectl". plumh ing In hIs house a t 439 Louisiana street no bhlh r('c'l'd l"C'1' wn~ mudt'. in ordpr at the d e pa rtment's b (l h (' ~t, " 'I'he fatll er cxphinpd the ('OUClitiOllR hl!1{ case was called before Judlte l~ n m­ t o mr 1 told him thnt ,n the 8hFl~nce monll. Of course CaTnpion couldn t be of n birth c'C'rtificnte. Ii hRJlti~mal certifitn two places at on ('£>. About th e time cate 01' a ('ertifiC'ate nf ('f)nfirmntion or \ he flnlsheu his denuncia tion of the nny 011'~1 rpliJ!'lOlls r('corrl o( ~ im ilnr H ealth Dppartrnen~ Judge Hammond cha rn"tpr wnlllil anil'H"I'. Rut th e hoy imposed i\ fine of $<1 and costs. Campion got up to the court just nfter had lIl'\el h(>~Il lJaptizefl. nnd no dOC'llthe fine was Imposed. He was told he DleOlt of tld~ ki:1I1 wn!ol nvnilnhle. rnder W;JS too In te, so he r eturn e r] to his (orthe Inw 1 ('QuId tln nothing fOI· the hoy. mer lI Rtenerf.! and a dd ed another chapT he lad IS ·"I,iuu>' nnol willing to worlt if ;,e P811 gi't th(' ne(' e~~ll r;v c{,l'tifif'ate \ ler to h is to Ie of woe. from t\~, lInt we con't h:~ue a ny 815 the la~' [IllY renJ-i. GIVES SOME R EASONS . I . '2 '* r.wa ,. .. COSTLY TALK FOR HIM. of ...... I I , .. ------------- ---------------- .__________2 £f-'.~jn~Q~..... --....... - -- ---------- -~""'?~-.=::.. :.: _ GERMS IN THE MILK. ~ilied Product of the Briggs Dairy, Doctors say, caus ed Fever Epidemic and killed Mrs. Sicard. Cases ot scarlet fever h ave b~n re~ ported to the department or health .s being In the homes of Frank A. Haag. No. 140 Glenwood a " enue; A. Brlcka, No. 871 EllIcott street; Willis o. Chapin, No. 600 Delaware avenue; J ohn 1\1. Satterfield, No. 721 West Ferry street; John O. Ad sit. No. 245 North street; Henry S. Cunningham , No. 11 Robie avenue; William Hurd Hill, No. 238 E lmwood avenuc, and two at the General Hospital. Dr. Green, chief of the department at heart h, has- issued a letter warning everybody not to use milk from the Briggs dairy at El m a. This milk, the health -department authorities declare. Is sold by C. ,v. Boyce & Son of Mo ln and Allen streets, and H. Hutt or No. 761 Tonawanda street. I. Dr. Irving M. Snow declares the mil k from the Briggs dairy, whlch is suP ~ posed to be certified l Is not cPrtlfled a t all, and has not been certified for o,'er tv,'O years. Dr. Snow called at the office of the District Attorney yesterdaY to urge a crim inal prosecution. He \\'a9 Inrormed that the state depa rtment of agriculture had such matters In charge. The physi cIans who attended Mr•. George M. Sicard, who died very suddenl)', are of the opinion that her dea th was caused by a germ very similar to th e Ilerm of scarlet fever. Mrs. SIcard was accustomed to drink the certified mille Fran k H. Goodyear, Mrs. Sicard's ra ther said yesterday that he was rea SO n~blY ('prtaln that his daughter's death had been caused by the certified milk. Dr. .1ohn Hudson Grant. assistant commissioner ot: the state department or agri cu lture. and Dr. Green. placed the blame for the present epidemic of scarlet leyer on a Lancaster physician who was called when scarlet t:ever was discovered In the Briggs's household. He placed signs on the house, but neglected to order the dairyman to stop selling milk. In justice to Mr. Briggs. the aut hortties say he stopped selling milk as soon as he learned ther e mIght be scarJetfeve r germs In it. ==== I �3 J;j U J=F.I·J - J'-. - -N"'--="'T~ ~ ='-: l =-:"" 1E :"'I' --:I p - S lrpet -:-:. - Inspec- - :,- ---... ""1.-V,. .I' a rt H·r lown the tion PUI ty WPl1t tu t he 'V(lvt>rl~ Block - 'IIIri-- t}- I --.l nIi A No. 164-170 El'l~ !-ltreet. The bUlldlllg IW'I Af JNlV1" 1~ oWlIf'd OV H4lrnan1 Huber a nd hi lea.s- l fA year we hnvc n<ioptNl n dtttl"t~ fnt Ulethod. 'Ve tnkp 1111 tho books of It E3U r-F~LO p a rticular !iI('bnol ROO phu'f' theom in Que N, Y sclmol rOonl. Thon the books ure plne<'d on the de~k~ in the pm,ilion of An in· \~erted Y. Thnt opens the IrRyes 80 t.he G ~ - 1904_ (, ~ M[I m ~~l~~ f~Mf~~I~~ The Task is the Biggest Yet Undertaken by the Health Authorities, }THE WOR~ ~S TEDIOUS, and l'rlnoipBls. Oue of the biggest disin fecting job. ever undertaken by the health Ruthorities at this t its i'i uow in progress in TBrlOUS public school bllildin~s. The work begun imme<iiatPly Rtter the schools werc closed fo r the summer vacation, and the "'0. job is only \Ibollt o",,-fourth done. With· io the past t,,·o or three dnys extra help has b. en fu rnisb ed in order that the work may he finJ:i!hcd on time. The task ;n question consists of f UI11- thoroughly. "Most o r the tilD(, iA RPf'ut m puttingthe boo ks in pORition to RU hjert them to the f llmeR. The in81,eotor8 \\\1I_t gotho. t he book. ( rom 011 onr the Rohool, and then. wh~n the~' Rprend them out. tlwv mu.• t hnnd le Moh book se pnratelY. ~n t l1r nll y. that tnkpR 111\I('b timE". u,,\V e nre now n num hpr of plnns to facilitnte tho ,Ioln~ of th e w ork. Rod onc ~ l1gA'PRtion thot Q('('\1r~ to me. if it CHIl he r nrril'n out. 'w ill ennhlf' us to do the work (luriIlg th(> 8cilool yen r in the illt{'n nl bet we(ln Fridny aftE.'rnoon Aud )londny mOl'nitl~. " .. " al"'nys like to have tbe hookR ,uhjo 1 to the fumes for nt lenst two dnys, ~O . ns fn r ns thnt is cO llcerut>cl, thE;'rr will 'Jdren In fifteen di fferent publio schools 'l1le books nre disinfected 0)' the u,e ot fonnnidehyde gas. Bnd tile ~·ork is exreedill;!ly slow, but Ihe progress mnde thus fa r is higbly sati!lfnctory to Health CA e oner Gr~ tnr, the books i y four sC!io'Ois h8l'"e been disin fected, These . chlIOl. nre XOB. 6, 32. 50 nnd 41. The books disinfected in th .. e schools arB as tallows : School 6, 4,449 ; school 32, 10,024; school 50, 4,203; school 41. G.430. Those regular text books. I n nddition. the school library of school 32 nud 41 were fumi~nted. nnd that ndds 3 ,070 books to tbe hst, OInking the grand totnl of 27,181\ thus tnr rendered hnrmlcss sOlnr 08 jmI parting germ tliseIlses is ronceroro. The school" to be \'isit>d nnd the number. of text books In each school to be slUf~cted li re R';' ~nIlQw~' ,ehool 3, J.84 ; school 43, 8 .327; 8coool 8,334; school 55, 7.218 : ,chool 3~, 4,OS1; school 51, 6.G;) l; echool 4. 5 ,· 2t;.J; school ~~ 5,114; .chool ~ 7. a,S().l; sch",,1 40. 4, II ; ochool 31 ?1 4oo . In addition to these te).~ b~ks)' the ?ooks of sch '01 lib raries are to b~ fum. 19a.ted ns [ollowI;;: Scho.,1 34. 480; school 4 1 3' 0. ·cll I 5-':, 3();'. ; school j(', r,ns: sell)ol . ' '''" 00 31 ? SIlO . ~JI~ t~ ta l nnmb. r of ho"k, to h~ f~mi: ~~r(l~. ~H~refflre,'_ nt the beginoing of the \~ns 100,000. Dedurting t1\P nnIn• her " h'eady c1lqpmU'\.l of len"('~ 2<165 • t }Oumps. be subjet"ted. to the !Orm8'ldell;~ (e "[s Ihere annhin . g snits from th'~ f to sh()w direct reCommis.sioller Ie umigatlon?" Bealth "Yes h . ~~ene WAS oF: ked. mi~sio~ ': ~:'~rI8, s~id the hea lth romfaUin e notice thl11 there is 1\ !C g I) III germ di~enses pa rticlllarJ arlet te-rer antI mea~le,; " h b Y ha,"e been Cum ignted B ' • . v.ere ooks gct nnnhin" reall rl fi. ~lt It I~ ha rd. to in this matter' r c n ile ,lI1d tnnglble be comlOU ' ' ~"!llU8e these diseases cnn Cft.DIIOI h.Dlcnt lery rendily. So I claim thg I \ IRn y ~gures to support m y en • I tere IS n falling off in dis- 'I".l con~idcriug A.mple time betwt'en Ifridny nfter- nnd ~jondny morn in". II Tbe plnn I hnve in mind i~ to hn V'8 tbe pupils o( the Rc hool, unde r I he direction of t heir principnlR nnd teachers, plnc~ the bonks in pORit ion in the room selected for tho p"rpoRe. Th~l' ('nu do thnt rendily enou!<h. I( they "ive UI' nn nfternoon to tht' job. Th(ll1, wbro the books ftre in pOEtition, o ur iUl'lpectors can go to the ftC'hool and do the fum igntlng. On the followill~ ~Jondny morning th(' te-:lchers C'nn hn,,<' their [lUpilR get tbeir hooks. nnd tho cit)- will not hnve hee-o o h1i~t'd to pay nnything tor the lnhor. It e nn bt" done readily E'110Uglt. for nil I cnn .ee no w. . ~ ' knl)w, :n!l gell~ . lit 1nt 18 tbe tact " I . rn \\ny, that Th ' us far the hea lth d t ep nr ~ent bas h ad ooly t ~.o in8 e men worked pectors on HilS work. U er which th hard, but the conditions progress iI~ nec: y ""IOt'k n rc 8uch t hat Or tw c, ~ari Y Idow, nnd a d . ~ E 0 ngo RllperlDtendent of E .8J a:~ion detailed the truant o~~ecn tlon in th the health department ins.p;:t to e work. It is beli I ' ors that the tftSk will be n~\'e(! ~herefore, fore the SChoo's C'O mphsbed be"rerr few (' open for thc new term work inroh,J rFonrbn"fc an Irlen o r tb~ Chiet Clerk partment that we! 10: II' bll C ~ 118 fumigation" nelder of the hen'ttb CONDITIONS ARE MOST DEPLORABLE ing the work in a morc ,:'"xpeditious but at the srune time equnlly thorough mHO' ner ." C'cndilions most de plorahle wer8 {,\\lnl1 In thE' old " Hook~" last eyening ~Y LlI In~J)t'l'llo n .l:'prest.>l1ta lln·~ of part r consl~ tlng ot the H eal ll ·t ~ Urg all lz~l[I0!1 Sudety 1l ~. t il .. I'l~ur~tl Ht"TiT'th ... IlI:'\\ S II:.lIH!l''''l. Th ~ pa l't\· w~n t _____________~ __ p.____ r l" .JIIdltlulI:-> that Wt"I'", ul1s:l. nitar}· rlluJ.d t.!~ll!g\':IOUS nlt,1 III v1ulalhm of law. I'; \·I ~ dt:'l.l i' was ,K:tthf'l"t'd \\ Ilh 3. vlew to 11I'IIHl'utlll~ the U\' Ilel'S nnd If='l':Iset:'~ ot U!=F" '" '" .---- .--------.-'!t; .~~~-----. "f]. DUT~ RATE IN] AUGUST SHOWS OELAEAS[ CHOLERA INFANTUM AND CONSUMPTION CLAIM M OST th" IH't:llll!"t· .... ,Tilt> Jurt.y Yl~itpo I)l:.l('e~ in E rie. {<lila!. Llo} d. 0111 ll1(>rl'iu I aud Le CuuIt·il·ux MIt:'I·t~. lJl t'Udl o f the st;! \'t:'ral 1., i.1 l· ... ~ ,"lsllt'lI tht, !-l:l.Ilh' l'OIHlit!OIl S w~ re found. 1n most of lht:' pht l'l"l"i the sa lll .. ta~~' al'l ungt-nWllls weft!' a t rault, there \\ t I"' 110 111'1"' t'S,,·ttPl'::; . t hl:'rt' w as nut su t Iklt-Ilt t'ubl(' all' ~lJa(.'t' tv pu",'h 11Ihab· ltal·t allLI t lw tl'nt"'11It· nt ~ \\""'I't-> In ('on l"talll tlallgt"'1' o f UrI" a fin" that wit h t \\ 0 100J1Uh s' ...:I.tl't m ight l"l'~male e very h;i,t.lllll IJdllg In lh\.' It-II~l1l enl. 1 flt' pal·ty l'Ul:~lslt' tI 01" j IlSPt!'<.'tOI' John J . BrOWll. 1'.·pre .... t'lI tlllg t ht' Health Dt:'lJU111ll t!'lIt; . 1>1', P. CCClRDI:-1r; to th e rorort of the lIfalt~ nrtmf'nt for the mnmh C of A~i. I~~\le-tl tr,d,lY 1):,' H('~tlth f {)m n~J,;q~lnlll!.t Gr"f"llft. thl' up~th rat£' e~'~r;p ~hmo.nth \\n~ nrU'l'1l p"rROII:"l to d h nu"on (l, '] h(· tntal llulllh('r or eal fI wa!o\ ·HI;, \\ hilt' InRI Yf..'ar .13~ ::;llt'~uhmbPcl In th£' rO rrf'Rpnnlllng month excr~e~I ~~hfldrpport('d in \UA"l1!-'t grl'i1.1 1l: Ie ('n ths, ns thf'rt' W('r l' GJl. m;:t~I~~dhll['l1lt um \\ .IS prfl: t'ull'lH las t se \'pn hlld r[t\lRf'11 thl' clp:lt h nf t'l xt :runrI C" c 1'{'n. fifty-t\\ () of " hl')l11 wC're~ r 1 rear old. "hll{' OIlC "aM npar l" {) :r ear:s oIrt. Con::;umpLlon C"1ntm cl Ihe xt largC'~H ntl1nhpr of vlctlm~. Forty 3i~d of th41t maL"I.}. till' majority o f ~~ om Wf'rf' hCl \\ t'rn th ~ a~"l'~ of ;,!O :'"Inc) l ' Thlrl) -UHf' prr~onH dtC'ti or \'10oCn"C';'l1elghll or rht,nt reC'C'h In,:;- tnjUI'iC'$ t\\' a rna( 5. Two \\ t'1'(' ell 0\\ I"wd an tI u commltlf'fl ~ l1lC'1dp by ~hf)oll"g The de parllllf1n l Jn~ I·)ct' tPd mall" 1'11 ' cantlie ' ,r,,!th 1 estahll!-l hTlll'nts in ucorclan l'p .l '" lahor Inw. and grHnlfICl e!ght ~ :tl ve t'Jllpluympn t ct' rllfl ('nlf'~. ~Inf'l~ -t"o al' pli ,'nnl:-; for tlW:;lC' ('I"l't!t~::;sl ~I erc UdUfo;lId. Ow m. ljorlly ot tu have had Insu fll- !:.'h~1l ~X3mln,ltl0n nr t hf' (ltv \\'atll r d1tI~\~ cotha~i1t I~ tn its wlrl"lla l con . r t s t:CnRnn nf the \'('a r 1he m ilureau nf f:janltatl"ll hn(l·a.· hu~y anI h In A \lKU~t. Tht' n' \\ t're 40 -~O F"chnol book .. , u ~rd lH' ptlhllC' 5;c1;~:)1 ~~~~II!'i. lllatn ff"('1prj. OI;jPNl n nn hl ; t'flJl - tn pl" \'l'n mp ro\,cllWll t ('USC's was Van Pt:'yma E'rlc ~Imy also u f th~ same co nimlttee; Jour 1h:'\\~papt:'l'l11en and. Patrol mHn lfc U t;'r mott. a~ an pscort. Pl'olr.ptly at 10 o'e!ock the party stant-'u fl um titt:' Dppnrtment ot Health III th_ ~lullldl'al Bullulng e1llu wa lked do \·.. n Dt'luwa rt:' A\'t'l1ue nnd t he T~r ­ nlC-:' to ~u. 1 Polk!? Station. w h ~ re the 11 -1~~ Erlt' S tl'et't. A ), ng ~u ltl c l ent t ultiun, \\-. ('hal!' m ~'n of thp Tt'llpment House cu m~ mtttl~t:" of th E" (~ha1"11Y O rganization So ri!:'t}"; I)T. \V. l'. (, ~llla han an u. Fred - 1,vlke t:'~,.:o rl ";l~ outailled. Th£' 1n~pt:'dllnn JJurty tht:'11 wt>nt dow1I Erie Htrt::l;'t H.. tllt' Hou.!!"€' Bu ilding xo~ VICTIMS. c ~ Poor People Were Found Huddled Together Like Cattle and the Sanitary Conditions in Several Places Are Wrdched, through nilIt' or tt.'1l tt:Ilt'll1ent ·hot.l~t' ~ 1.11 "hic.·h ludgl'I'S an- l<t'pt and thpy .Fro m S~id anrl°n~ !..J8st yenr wns t he fi~st t' vf-'H lll atf'(] quurt ... rs th t' y would wake uP Representatives of Health Department and the Charity Organization Society Made ight Visit To Lodgi ng Houses. '"Xo, I do n't intE"url to mnke- nn y BUggegtion to this kind to ~upt. Emerfton just now. 18m inspE'cting t llis work of fumigntion with n liew to discol'"cring chnnces for improvinc; it. CODR e(JucutJr. nothin~ will he clone until t hiq job iR completed, then I mny hnve fOom€'thing to sugge~t that may re~ult ill do- '!'l, rf' by ('hnr\(:R Spora.to. In one roum shoultl hll\"+lo lH't:n 4. 00 cubic tee-t at air splll'P, Lut therp 'w as only 2,31::: ~ho\\"lng tht'l't> Wl:' l'(' m art' than twice a s many n.Ju1t~ in the room as the law n I\o\\" £'11 , J n .1 genoral wny the building. were m uch n llkt'. 111 one narrow, ' p uorlY vt'll. lllott->d room. with a. lo W ce il1ng, wu uld hp n rllw of bp,l~ o n either 51 de of t h(' rOOfll.E;tl"'ll b •.> d wo.s In positiOn dlrf'c tly agninst thE' lWXt. and In thiS way fl'ont six tl) nr U·t:n men sl~pt In n room. 1 t wm, f'uggE"~ ted to Dr. Van Peym ~ that It' Ami:'l"ll'nn~ s lppt In ~uch poorly then~ I I N VI LE 0RDER I~.ting nil the sohool hooks u,ed by the rl\lrln~ the sebool yer.r. o "'l1t~d ;::~~:,1f::~II}~~!~~~i~~::0;r~!~e112~~ T~ NEMEN TS n F..aoh Book Must be Handled Separately, and There is a Grand Total of 109,650 Volumes-TwO Inspectors and Some Tnlant Officers Doing the Work-Plan to Enlist S~l'­ vices of School Children, Teachen ed IJY nil Hallall. In tllP lmllulng No, 154 ra nal Stre.t, ~f(J m fum eR {'flU J:te't into (IT'cry p ort of the . " r'l.. tH~~f~~~!~ I W(\I'l' mllfll ' ahatNl in JOt e~ses'Thln nIl. :! !l~ Il tli~aIH' ('s wprp aba t- method um'gnted school book e D' P Bureau of I'llImblng an d a was IIOmewhn.t eru e 8, nnd OUr rainalte mad!" 1.390 ('xnminntions, large box mnde nnd d . We hnd All t he m eat find poult .. " At the nrl ::':he dill'~nt "chool ~~ carted thltt box fUS market" waR pxnmlli.rt dailv ~nei t .. In th, box nnd th louses,. placed the "~I O~IY sixteen cascs were carcasses o the 10m., f f en "ubJocted them ze. 11' ~ril? ormaldebyde. The] to l, ":0" I'ery .Iow, nnd r carting the box arollnd Huom ~o. 11 in that. !bulld llll(' Iw ns In~J)t"(Hed. It wa~ Q, ft»)"!'I'unIlP I' o f w hut wu.~ to be !'pen afu;:' I' \,·aJ'd~. In a st uffy lilt Ie rOom partltiollt.'d of'( Into thr~e ~m.llltr roo ms, slt:'lJt Jl hlP u dultH and o ne (.'h lld. I n ths \wq sma ller l'OOJ1l!i made l.n' t he board P3l'tilion. thprt.l wen" nO ,,:lnJows a nd ('o llspqut.·ntlr little o r no a ll' In these room~. ""111-11 Innu~rl1 th(' pn rly wn lk t'" d In with a thr-y had borrowt?d from the hnllway. tht~ ltallnnR tunh.·tl lazily O\'er in th t·lr l.1llllks. ullnkt'u a few tl mt>~ as tht> light li41Zt;'(1 t IkI!' fYt'S an d one o t thl'llI :-.ald: " \\"hat )"tlll \\":lnl'":" SERIOI The hlu~ ~ 0\ J,; 11 0 1 owot:\G. uniform o f Oftlcel' .lcDer- mut t WUI!! PI1 t1ugh to ttAll what wa s "unted. TIll' 1}('Ollll" art:. ust:'u to be-In~ .roused o ut o f tht:'11' bt"'d~ at night b.)' OtJh·tllls, ~o \\ hen tht-'y sa\\' the o ffiC'la l blue tlit'y tUl'1H:~ U OVt' l' ::L IlU alluwed In .. S lit' l tUl' Hl'o\\ tl to e- ntt-'r, Tilt' Itl tip tn.lwmeasul'co L1~pd bv the IIl~pl' t'ttH' Rhow' il a. St' I'hJUS o\'er<.'rowd I lig In till' l't.)I)IIl. Tht're ,,"us olily 3,751) l' UUh' ft·t't (I f aI!' !4 p~l{'t"' wht='11 ther shlluhl Im\'I) }" 'l:.n r..OOO c ubiC' ft;'t:'t. ThA llnllnalH,.·t.'S ('n ll fu)" 6.UOO (' ubk fee t tl) r :t il a dult ami !:!OO fo)" all infant. Acl'onllt1g to In~lwl'tlll' BI'\lWII'R fig ures. w hil-h, Inl'ldt'HlI1l1y. will b~ useu nq ~ \ ItI",'IIC't' to hI} pn's("nt€ld to tht> g ran d jury. thpl'p was S!? rlOllS O\'f'l'c l'uwding In thiN I"llom. 'rherl'" WUH n. foul odor a bout t hg tt"IlPlIwnt, a.nd thuroughly unsanitary C'o ndltlunR ~t'llnh 'c1 to Jlr~\'ai1. The on!y p\'ldelwP that wl11 bp used. though, 19 I hat or th" lark of cubIc re t or a ir pare. ha low ' perIn .. Yer), plain ly tha t thel't' ahitll Ill' no Imlgt."rg In tenemen t hou~t'FI. In tIlt" Houge HutlJ lng t here were lougt!I'H In thtl' teneme nt house. That In It$el( H sulll to 1>. " violation of thl" In w. u11 t.1 the nwa~urlng or t he a II' 91JJ.1Ctl .sImp ly was ta lten t o r surplus 4,oI,1'· '1I' fI. with S~VI' I't- hl:':.ulnc·hes anu un9trUng nt'l'vt'!-!. \n tlw morning. Juhn S UPl!(', tht-' pl"oprietor ot 8. sa .. loon anu u tt:'IlPlnpll t-imlg1ng house a t Nos. l~ unrl 11 S late S treet, wns next \'I~lt t'll by th(~ o flklah,. John didn' t un<l(> J'stanc.l thl"' mh.. ~'on ot the party ve: ry wC'1l an d Imnwdl:l.tf-'ly bpC'amt! very E.'X('ltl-'(1 an d tu lkt'll lIlorp freely wit h his hUI1tl s t hun he d id \\' lth his tong ue. Do\\"n~ ltttl'~ in one tittle room we re eight 01' n ine UpdF. Thpy were no t all ol!(' upleu.. but suppe, w hen questioned by In~pPC'tol' B rQWI1. admitted he would I'ent them all ou t If thE' ItalIans would (Jnly ~'Ol1le to him tor beds . lIe ~nid It w as a lJoor tlmp o f y .. a 1', a t present .. fo r the louging-hou~ b uslnE-I:Js-ma ny Ital ians art-' wo rkln'!' o ut In the c oun try, I T,I~ b lllluing NOR. 22-24 S ta te Street, o WtlPU by Ald . .1ohn "~1annlng was n~xt \'I!o\lt~d. 1.'he only thing notpd W£iS w hat is known as a school si nk. de C'l3 'efl to b~ unlawful. At Nos. 58-66 nl S trE-pt th e u~unl ('oudl tions we re The t1,=xt p lace vl!;ited was 11-13 CommercIal Street. a t wh~ t haM bf'en tt~rmpd "Over the Garden \Vall." This pllloe 10 r un b y Peter 10ted. ::-;0". :l137.Z0 an u I. Lo?~\'ood. owneu bY Dan l.... N. In the thre(> ~mall rooms t~'en ty men were hud.dleu together without an )" \'f lltilatlon. In the la rger ot the three ruoms thc!'e wt:re fou r times a s many lI1~n as the air space ca ll ed tor a no In t hf' two s maller rOoms the sa me was true. It gnn" the me mbers or the Inspec tion part}- the shivers to stan d In the rOom a nd look at the yerlnin 0 11 the Wang Rnd consider the u nhealth)' co nditIons In which the Italians in that and o th er tenements reside. .1 �0_ b U t- "r ALOIN' of ~ 14-1 rrum From .______ AUG 2------------------------------. I;.JU?J 1" t.S~_ _____ _________ _ __ ,SA YS T. ROCHFO£L - ~. ~ETC"ED CONDITIONS fOUND garb ot the United States times one was InclIned to he was "'Jtne!llsing a parade 0 tIOM, wit h some of the f. "'~n t d OtUbtrU I. . nation. no 0 Ih" 'j'H h Regime nt b cd the first d iVIsion of th e a nd. head_ : onn,ls ted of the E parade. That Fl rl?men's As~ocln.tlon ~~r;;P~o~Oluntee.. \"VAS JUST GRAND , Steame: Compa ny, Which has : ~~~~~~ tlon for prize drllllng, and t he North 'rona wanda co mpanies. Whon Mutt E ed res put up the nght De. orations at Dunkirk for Fire- aga inst Shoemaker for trustee ut t he men's Parade overwhelmed Firemen's Home, Shoemaker announced t hat he would appear In today's parade the Morning Justice. whether he was beaten Or not. Shoemaker's re mark became pretty well ctrc lated a nd s uch c ries as, "You didn' t ARE DANGEROUSLY OVERCROWDED, FILTHY AND ha.ve to march beaten," and "They couldn ' t do you up/ ' greeted the new UNFIT FOR HABITATION-TENEMENT HOUSES USED AS trustee n il a long the line. LODGING PLACES IN DIRECT VIOLATION OF THE LAW. Bandmaster of the 74th presented best Myrtans carried Broom, Appearance of any DrumThe most conspicuous figures In the SENSATIONAL MIDNIGHT SLUMMING TOUR. major in the Line. second division were the members o( the ~ Iyrtan Hose Company ot Jamestown. The ~1yrtans carried away the hub and From B Sb.tr Correspondent. Flagrant violations ot t he tenement Gurn py & Overt.urf. iln the second floor I Dunkirk, Aug. 19.-A conse rvative eo- a nd hub event yesterday and in honor d I t i t IS!l small dark bedroom mrosu rtng 624 of the event each member ot the comhouse law were discovere a e as (ubic Cept. There were three sI ngle pany carried a broom. The significance nIght by Tenement House Inspector beds und a double b~d. 'rhe si ngle bed s Flr~me n's Association, held h ere this of. the broom seemed to be appreciated John J. Brown . D rs. Peter Y. Van \·'f.'.re v('coJpted by big Italians Bnd a t Peyma, W . C'. Calla hlln and FrederI ck the h,>ari of the dou~le bed were thre~ arternoon . at betwee n 2,500 a nd 3,000. It all a long the line. The third division was headed by th e t ook one bour and a q uarter tor the pa li t h executive board of thIldr ~ n. t\\ 0 bE.lng gu'ls. Th e foot was Alm)', comp 5 ng e. , occupit"d by n. young Itali8J1. a pparentll1 irade to pass a given pain t. It was three Bufralo Flte and Drum Corps, which the Cho.rlty OrganIza tion Society. The 21 yeur~ of age. The room should hav," ml1es and a quarter In length. was foll owed by the Veter an Volunteer expedItion lett t he omce of the Board :n;~sured 2,SOO cubIc f."et. • Dun kirk had begun to think It had re- Firemen's Association ot Buffalo. The lth at 10 'eloc\e and it was long Ihe other l'oom3 1n the .louse had! o C H ea 0 from four to ~Ix: double beds. In ODe eel"ed Its limit of visitors on Thursday, old hand pumping-engine of t he veterafter midnight beCr e the work was fin- room there wpre t\\ 0 men and one boy jbut early yesterday morni ng enc h train ans met with favorable comment all The Lal,e Shore along the line. Ished. Seven ho uses In the Cannl- sleeping, whllf' the single beds were Oc- ,b rol1ght thousands. In th e fourth division the men ot the 'tra in which arrived h ere from Buffalo Commercial s treets district were in- (.upied by Italians. at 10.30 o'elock con tained Matt Endres, Forestville tire department were th e t d n d In everyone overcrowding At NOB . .22 and 24 State St~ee~. ownHll t Fpec e a . by John l\fannlng, the bUlldlQg wa9' ,th e Vete ran Volunteer Firemen's As- most prominent. They looked more ltke , ; ; : was fo und. tound In a deplorable s tate. There Is sociation, and bundreds at B uffalonians, letter-ca.rriers than they did firemen. T ndlttons were deplorable. Th;- a school sink on the second floor a nd ,Including Police Inspec tor Michael J. The fifth division had among Its memms we r e HI-kept. The floors were a sickening stench arises. School. ,Donovan. Fire Commissioner Seibert, bers the famous Union Fire Company begrimed with dust and dirt. T he sinks are forbidden by law, J ames Evoy, attached to Butralo fire ot Ballston Spa, whIch carried away the h e-adquarters; Assistan t Chlet Murphy, prize drill yesterday. The Coleman Hos. walls were besmeared wI th grease and, DEPLORABLE CONDITION in manv InStanCes, t he plaster was faUH . H . l\1a rcus o( the Surrogate's office, Company, which ran second to N tAt Nos. 36 and 66 Lloyd Street, .. ing do \\·n. Ye t the houses were teonTommy Rochford, agara Falls, Ont., In the hook-and-IndMorn ing Justice an ted b y many fam llJes. Tenement place which was torme rly a barn for der r ace yesterday, was In the fifth divIhouses wer e uUltzed as lodging houses, cn~la l h orses and has been t urned into. Morning Jusllce Loewer. Justice R ochford Imm ed iately pro- s ion, a lso. The Coleman hose had the while t he law s ta tes expli citly that a tenement h use. was tound with 11 n ounced the deco rati ons the grandest only colored volunteer fireman in the tenement houses cannot be used as beds in it, six were on one sIde a nd l nine on til e other. T he beds we re par· t hn t he had ever seen, not excepting line. He h eaded the line, too. lodging houses. titioned otr by sheet partitions. TheY' th ose dis played on Broad way o n t he day Commander A . W. Perry and stett of were order ed removed sometime ago after ht~ election. ':'he justtce was sim- t he s ixth divIsion had the most originOFFICERS FOR ESCORT and the order was obeyed. Since t hen ply canied awny by the ma gnificence ot al outfito at any In the line. M.ost ot The expedition stopped a t the First they have been replaced. The plaae thin gs abou t th e station. the stat! omcers had satisfied themPrecinct Statlon and Capt. No tter de- is owned by Nathan "-ol!. ThE' EXQmpt Yolunteer Firemen's As- selves with a sort ot masquerade costailed Patrolman l\'1cDermott as guarT he p lace at Nos. 11 and 13 Commer .. dian ot the party. ,M ost of the houses clal Street wa.s inspected. There were SOciation, 100 strong, headed by HI B ey- tume, but when Commander Perry and were teD a nt~d by Italians and trouble nine single be-ds In one room, mos t ot er and Jacob Shoemak er, t he newly his men hove In sight, they had the apwaq expected. The first house \-isitp,l whic h were occupied. T he cubic feet 1ectM t ru~t €'e o( the Sta te F'iremen'g pea.rance of a d1vision ot Confederate was the Hodge bulldlng, Nos. 118 and of air space meas urM 1.360, w hile 3,000 Home at Bath, arr ived o n the Nickel cavalry. 122 E ri e Street. It Is owned by Nelson was neCf'S~3ry. In small rooms off the Plntp a t 10 o'olock . The exempts had Policemen in Line, K . Hopkins and is leasf>d by \V. C. large rOoms. t h ere were three s ingle n Epecial tra in. Thei r party included The only volunteer policemen In line Hodge. On the t hird floor in two rooms and a double bed and in another room t he i4th Regiment Band and the 74th were tram FrIendshIp. When the grav. there were eight adult9 and one C'hllu. th('l'e wer\.: four sing le beds. The Ity system at Friendship did away wltb The law providE:s t hat there shall be measurements showed a shortage ot ' R egiment FI!e nnd Drum Corps. 600 cub ic feet of all'. This room was space. the neceeslty ot an engine the firemE'n Population doubled, s hort by many feet and it was a ViOla-\ Harriet E. Potter's house, No. 31 <lccided that there were not to be put tlon of t he law On lhe ground that it Scott Steet, was the last p lace Invaded. It Is c~tlm~t E'd th at the popu lation or ou t ot business, "Iro they tormed a fire was ,. tenemf'.nt h ouse and lodging Violations of similar nature were fo und D unkirk (Ii.OOO) was ju~ t doubled yes - police association. They dress just like place combined. thpre. ,t eriJRl' as a r esu lt of th e pa r ade. Their appea.rance In The ~"a.ver1) is owned by B'~rnal'd T he reoport will be submitted to Th p morn ing was spen t by t he \llsl- real pOl1cemen. }lubcr at No. 164-11~') Erie Stl' ~ et. There Health ~ fo:~ioner Greene. __ tor3 In slghtsl"eing, and In vis iting the variOUS places tonight caused grave apwer e six beds on tPl' !"'econd floor. In 'varlous sldec::hows whic h anc hored In prehensions among those who ,,,ere looking for 0. good time. Even tbe clubs .nf,other room t h er.? w(>r" thTee 'loubl~ ~ t he city (or the occasion . One o'clock beds and one Flng1'" ar.d two 10uhle :"'a8 the t ime set (or the assemb linll ot were not missing. bed s were In ano th pr room. Tht" cubic' The Wellman company oC Friendship space w a s not sufficienl. th e va. ri ous compantes that were to cr eated cone1dernble excttement on acrnarC'h In the parade. I Accord ing to program m e at the time co unt at Its unltorm ot black with IN FRIGHTFUL STATE ,f or the s tart of the pa r ade Fire Chlet bright yellow trimmings. The men ./ The hou~ e at No. 154 Canal Streo~t wa~ !D OnOvan had th e waterworks 1vhlstie dre w their hose cart with white rope a nd In a frightful s tat e. It is owned by holdIng th e rope, seated on the cart, WRS bIOW. Th e whistle sounds like that ot Charles Suoretta. Tn a small' room th e flreobat Potter in Buffa lo, so th ere 11 little gi rl. It-ere were three (lonble bE.'tl:;;, and onp:,,\ Rescue Hose Company No.1 of Cuba. was no one within ten m iles w ho d id sIngle b20 . Th ere w{'re ei~ht Itn.lIa T\l!" I In ot know whe n the head of t he parade was th e first company to salute the a r· slteptng ther e. Th~ rorJm .'!'m taii1$ 2212 ( llblc !'eet. ,,,,hile the nmount neoC'eS$;ary Ist arted (rom Second an d ~e ntral a v- ray of fiags a t the top at the Central a venue hill. They were In the eighth to ('om ply with the ~prf'iflcation~ of t E.' enues. la w wss 4.~OO. .AnlJ ~hE'r ro)m in the : Fi rst cnme th e officials on horseback. d l,·lslon. of the parade \VQS r eserved t:ome butlcltng was l1<:('d a~ a ~l{'eping iT hey we re f ollowed by sco res ot prom- forThethetreat nom by ~e\""'n Jt:.I.iians. Thpl't> are las t when Drum-Major Gus :In en t men t rom various cities in car~(Ime 2,018 ('uhlc (el~t ;1,\ the room, the Schneider a ppeared with Bandmaster ;rlnges. requi rC!d space being 4.2i'}(I. tn a little Bolton a t the head of the 74th Regiment I T he Hne of march was ove r Central Band. The 74th's 'was the largest ba nd £,lc1c room t\\'o big, Hulwal't Itnlians avenue- to the NIC' kel P late crossing. to wer e In )-Iorr,h<'us' ;;-ragp when t he men In line. It was at tbe head ot the Fe~~ Fwoopec1 dow n on thl?m. The ronm I WAs hington a v enue, to Fifth street, to ner Hose Company of Fredonia.. T mf aslll'ed 41fi ('ublc ft'et. Thpre should ;Wrlght street, to Rallroad avenue, to 74th Regiment Fi!e and Drum Corps Illb. 1,200 cunl c feet. 1Lion s tree t. to Fourth street, to Brig50 mar ched In the ninth division. Th E' moc;;t flag-ra,," C3~e W'lS dlscovprh am r oad. countermarching to Lion At Washington P a rk the parade pas.La at John Szuppu,'s place. ~os: . 1::!-14. s tr eet. to Third street, to Central aveed tn r eview before ~layor Wlrtner, the Iltate Street. w hich Is controlled b,¥ nue. to the city ha lt. common councll a nd the city officials. I The line of march was jammed ~... tth Last n ight it was announced that the ;ept."C'tntors. A crowd ot B utralonlans Fenner Hose Company of Fredon~a gathered at the top at the Central av- had won the prize of $50 tor the mos enue hil l. A new hous e Is being b'u llt a ttractive hose cart. The Fort Day~~n ther e. It dldn't ta ke a crowd or B utSteamer Com pany at Dayton got • ' tal onlans long to build a gra ndstllnd prize a ! $50 for the flnest-Iooklng com,out ot F\. p ile o f s hingles a.nd lumber In line. l y ing about. W h en Assistant C hl e! pany The JunIor Hook & L a dder Company MurPhY passed wi th t he ex empts, a nd ot Chambersburg won the prize of Drum-major GtiS Schneider a t the hpod $50 tor bringing a company o! more 10! tho 74th Re g1men t Band , a nd F ent han 24 men the longest distance. Tile ' ner Hose of J amestown, each thought Chambersburg co mpany came 409 mlles that he was ba.ck In B uffa lo from the In a special t rain over the Cumberland cheers they recehred. Valley Railroad The Fearless Hook & Gus Schneider makes a Hit, Ladder Comp"';y ot DansvIlle got tM prize tor a rriving In the ctty ,,11th a G us §cb ne lder's welcome was not band flrst. The DansvIlle company go t limited to the Buffalo grandstand, here a t 8. 30 o'clock yesterday morning. h o·wever. He prE's~n t ed the best a pThe committee Is reluctant to pay the p E-arnnce of any drum-major In Une a nd Hornellsville B and the tull $100 for the bE-tween his personal friends and those band contest. a lthough Chl et Donovan th at he made AS a res ult ot his app ea rsaid last n Ight that the band undoubtance yesterday, th ere was a con tinual edly had something coming to It. It line of cheering. a ppears that the Fenner Hose Company Anyone who went to DunkIrk yestern entered the 74th Regimen t Band il :~e day expecting to see m en In black troucontest against the Home sv e sers and bright red shirts we re sadly Band. Bandmaster Bolton of the 74th cUsa ppoin ted. The only companies tha.t was not notlfled of the entry and, conworE' that uni form we re fr om B urtalo se quently he did not shOW up tor t M a nd Nort h Tonawanda. The others eo'ntest. The Hornellsv\1le Band did .eem eel to tal,e a nythI ng fro m dIzzy and claImed the prize ot UOO. gref>ns to dazz ling blues and black 3 When Mr, B olton arrived today a nd with ye llow trim mings. explaIned that he knew nothing about the entry, the conteat was called off. b ut the HornellsvIUe Band will recel s ome muneratlOn. f IN TENEMENT HOUSE DISTRICT BY C. o. s. COMMITTEE, GUS SCHNEIDER TO FR ONT I I ::~m~~: ~~:~ethoet n~h~b:;e~:h~~~tS~!~! I I I I I I �145 the park the COIIt.... at blot and hi. lt kept tbe b~.Y trYing to P. E. Wade, • I•• t night. . to tbe complaln\all ed on the ot the volunteers limen t ed him last night and ~o~~hleved In the ' on the success he ha convention, fo r It I. na gement 01 the orts that Dunkirk th rough his elf ~ ' Ic: ~: chosen l or 19M. Ie!! the city las t (, s omeol th e vlsl torl"1 ave here tqday, at ",II e ...~ night. The re -~ U SADE BEG UN GAINST OWNERS OF TENEMENTS. r. --= Il:, .... ___ ------.-BlZ r:AI.:",--N; v, • y~,,~~~.:- Eigh t Houses Ordeh:d Vacated an d Health Com missioner Gree ne to Hea r about Other Cases Today. - _.. _....---SEP- --19M ---' - It - '( ORDER!!~VACATED, Work of Health Department i.n Latest Tenement House Crusade 18 Being Thoroughly Done, Commiseioner Greene has an extensive C'ampalgn against the ten(,l11cnt how·e 0\\ ne.i'S mapped out. The fight wa9 started yesterday when ('lght houses were ordered ya('atC'd. The owners were summoned to 3J1p<':\I' hefort' Dr_ Grppne and werc glvC'n en'!'y chance to ~ho\\' C'ause why the places should not be \'acnted. T he prinC'lpal troublf' has bC'Nl. ronnel in the (allure of the owner R of the building to lt€'<.' p the ~allllary arrangements in repair. \Vhen the InSl)('ctorc would visit .3. place c"erythlng WQuid be found in proppr ord 1'. an(l within a week C'o:-npluints In r(,garcl to the same placl' would b " rN' f'i\'pd. O\'(>r('rowdln~ o r hnu~('~ ha~ a l!'lfl hper: onp of the m:'lln trouhlN~. Thl:- tenemf'l1t at Nos. 31-:l7 ~ t' ()lt RtrE-'Pt \': a~~ ordpred varat(-'o by Dr. GIl'C'I1(, y(~terda.Y. T his place Is lea.o<1 by the. Buf[alo Brewing ('011''1 pa 11 y. 'Thp bulIdl11~ was not Intended to be used ;\8 a tenpmE'nt. but the occupatlrm of th{' b a s~l1lt?nt of t he hullding bring' It under the legls-' Intinn C'u\'f'rlng tr' nC'n1ent honsp~. The brewing compallY a~reerl to V::\C3t(' the place and then fix the building by altering th£' bflRemrnt In ~uC'h a w;,\y that i t would not ('0111(, under the re~1.1Ifl­ t lon9 governing bulldinp; of lhisklno. Simon )'l rMaholl agreed to vacate the tenoment at No. In! Elk Street. This b ullel lng will be hnmecJlately repaired t o meet all of the requirements of the law. Thp six other bulldtn~s that were ordereu ,·acntNl are locat~d at No . 21 I ndiana Street. Nos. 126-128 Main S treet. :\0. 17 ~1 ackinaw Stref't, No. 96 'Vash tngton Street. Nos, 72-74 Canal S t r eet and Nos. 12-14 State Street. Seve r al othrr tenement house owners w ill appear before Dr. Greenp today, a nd It Is exppcted that a number of other buildings will be order('d ~-acat­ ed today_ An f'xc~pUonally large numbel' Is al~o scheduled to appeoar before the Commts~lonc r tomorrow. Dr. G r e.ne Is of the opinion that If the owners and per~ons w h o lea~e th(' b uild ings find that they will lose all nf t heI r tenants H they do not live up t o the law, the tl'ou ble will soon be ended_ Dr. GreenC" was asked if he would hlkoe any steps toward ha,·ing the offenders indlctpd. " T hat remains pntiJ'C'ly In the hands oj ihe D lstr\c\.- Attorney," replied Dr. Oref'ne. "Th(" tact that T ordf'l' the nl[1(es vacated d0es not lessen the of{fnSf> of "Iolallng the law. The Dis· trlct Attorney ('an ha\''e all of the evidence that we havE' sC"('ured and if h e can get the grand Jury to Indict the Qt'((,llders on It. well a no ~ood. That rart o f the bU!':iness Is not in my h ,,!!ds." H ~GHT TENEMENTS I ---- snits ot Ole most l't~eent One or the, reo emr>nt h ()l,Sf'S that do crusades t~~,~ft~ :~~ low is the tlo~jos; \lP , ~~t e~~t ~t the tenements by urdcrs uf the heltilh depllrtlnrot. , ~ Since the return to th o cltr o~ I the Commis'iil'mer ~t'ene he hns l nl , on'o('r8 or ngent~ ot dozeus o( thrse structurt'S before bim, giYllu( !ht!n~ efery cP~ [moit v to prec;ent the~r f{llie ot th ~ , po 'I"llesdn y tho cOlltt'rence'i b~tw('(' n ens.. It • In n Greene' . nnd the own~ri rt"SU eu I th~' i;~unnc(' of orcl Cl'3 Cf' Iliug for tho rneating of eight tenemento.t. The plnces ordered to he \" \ ('ntc~ w('re ,follo~'" Tenement rt HI and 3 I Sco tt ~ :~reet: tenement at ] 91 Ell;; s[l'~et: t{'lIef IU(llit Ilt 21 Im.l:nnn Slrep.t: .h~J l dlOg n: lOO nnd 128 ) lnln meet: blllldmg nt 1 I ,iaekiunw street; buildin;,.(' llt 96 Wnsh• iUgtOD &treet; tenement i~ l\n~ 7-1 Onnnl !1'treet nnd ten~lllent a t 12 nnd 14 State , street_ l One of the ehler tron"l,', "ith nil t hrse !plares W88 fnilure ot the owner~ t~ ~ ~ep ' I tho c1O'icts iu repa ir. lUl:Illt-'C torS YI SltJ n l." the places trom time to tim<.' w(,u ld m ~et ~'uh qu eer chnnges. 'rhry \lonld finl} ' the clO"ets Cladly alit oC r~Illlir aDd would order imilroYeruents. The oruers would be complied with auJ tho inspe('tors wou ld fi nd er erything in ,ftpplepie order for a tiU1 ~, bllt a !COhort tiwe a.fterwllrds e r e rythin~ would be ngRln In n ~ isgri\cerul 'CllUdltion. Orercrowding of hotl"('s was the chi c! rntl"e oC compinil)t. Th. bnilding nt 31 ,nd 37 Sco tt st reet, 'i which W:l :{ ordered to be va cntt'rl ,ili lenseo by the BUff'fl lo BreW1I\1; Comp:my and : WRS uot inteuded to be used l\\,t :1t e ll e~ mf!ol The tnct thnt the hnl:l eOlellt ·')t th e I ~trnctu ro is occupied by d OZ€ llS of pt'rsons brings it within t li l) provisions of tbe tellt>Dlent law. 'I'he brewing compftnr ngreNi to order theEe llel'son~ ont 'I I Ilnd rhen to mnke snch l'hnngcij 111 th e building as would preclude it& beio}! lIsed 89 3. t(.' Dement So In Ule cu,. of t~ e bnild l n~ ,t ,191 Elk street. Simon )'lc:\Ill.holl, O,,'n(>1' of lb. pine •• ngreed to ~.t nil hi. t.nant. out and to make such repail'£ Ill; "ill plnce tho structure in cOlltormirv with Ih. law. ' Dr. Greene 'tated thnt he had cnll"l! upon the owners ot g2"cr,11 other Rj ru etures to appear bc(oloc him ("Il'ill!': th e dn)' nnd thnt he belif>yNl thf' \'esult wor ld b. the "atating or nddltlo", l huildlng. at on~e nnd tb e muking or 11eCt'~SUI r r~pnlrs. . "The tact thnt I Oa\"c order~, l t hN;1" places ,"Hcnted doefl not tAke the cnFf 6i ou~ ot the hnnds of th e dist rict nltnrnpy." EALTH I bUfFA-LO, f't: 1'91)4 -- -- ------- ----_._-- WtJRlDt HILD DIES WITHOU T MEDICAL ATTEN TION Health De p a r.tp1e n t Wilt Inves tigate t he Dea th of Victoria Kow a lska, Who Died From Diphtheria- Physician Was Not Called. Victoria. Kowalska of So. 190 Stanislaus Street died yeosterday morning of dip h theria without medical attendance. Medical Examiner DAnser too k cha rge of thE' body nnd issued a certHlca t e of dea th due to diphtheria and n oti fied the Health Department. A ccording to the Medical Examiner, t he child h.ld }'\een suffering from th" ailment (or ~ome time. Dr. Barr of N o. 1366 Broaoway was called In Satu rday afternoon to attend the child. T he patlent's condition was prpcarlous and he left the house to return some 2 RlUd Dr. Greene. HIt ho d e~ir('s to pro"ecute .offpnd(>ri~ 1 will furni sh him With nil n eC'e'~s.'ry (l ndence." . lIr. Conts worth sta :,'(j r~centlr th a t ~~ WtUi not his pl\rpo~e to +;ake hn rf;h . e~sllr~ agai nst per:MIlS who !'bowed nn ~~e i~nn~I~1l to comply \\'itb the law. ~o I ~"i~G~lkeIJth:\t th o!'I' wh" c11lTlp i \' w ith ~e::: orde~ will llot be lllOI~ called In. Yt'stC'rday morning about 9 o'clock the chi ld died and no physician had bpcn C'alled to ::'!tt!'nd the p a tl~nt after Dr. Barr h;td h,'Ct, The pa r ents were nsked why they neglected to gh·e the child thp proper medical a ttentlnn and stated that thoy did no t bell e"e that th(-' patien t needed t he sen -icc" oC a doctor. T he H eal th D epa rtment will In vestigate. J904 learnodly (li"russps the situatio n t h us : "The e;erm. if it is a germ . t hat p ro- ? Potpourri - duces 5car!et 1('\'(-,1', is at t ile present time not l;now11. Tl is a fact tllft t there is univ(,l'~al1y associated with When oo('tors oisagree then, indeed, scarlet [('\'(>1' )('5ion8 a bacter iu m whi ch do lI11' Y uerome "void o( all 110nor- owing to it5 form and mode of g roupavaricious, rush." rrhc scarlet-fevermill,·route control'ersy in Buffalo has b r ought forth much acrimony i n Aesculapian mnl,s of the city. D r . J-I Qllldu § I time later In t he day. 'Vhtle a way he was notified by the ('hlld 's pa rents that his sC'rvlC'('s were no t need ed and that If there was any occasion he w ould be Bays o[ Health ~nissioner Greene a nd h is appo inlment by Mayo r Kni ght : "I would lil,e to t"I<o the responsibility of sUg'g-rst ing that the man primari ly respollsihl~ lor Ihe Bl'iggg epidemic of scarl~t lever is one Erastus C. Knight, most unfortunately ~ I "yor of Buffalo, in that some time since, in the face of almost unanimous professional cODYiction and against vehement popula r protest, lw made an appointment of health ('ommiRsioner for political rea· sons only, and therehy a n d lhen deuauched. defiled and degraded the most important offire in the municipalily from t he high I<:vel of a nonpa r tisan. sC'i('ntific adU1l1~l~tratt?ll . to i ts pr~sent level of a polltlcal, lllrompelent. lllef[jei~lll maladministration." Surely a mosl unld n d comt)lent. uut t h e doctor no doubt Iwows what he is ta l king about. Theil he Rays of Dr. Johnson, secrctary of the Slale Board of Health: "j haye no IdlowledgC thal Dr. Johnson had any past acquainlance with the llH'lhods whit'h p r evail at 1\larol' K night'" Health Department.. I am not vcry Illurh imprrssetl at hiS ena.I'· mons int('lIj~C JH'e of l he manner \\"h i{'b f;('arIPl f('ycrs are f'pr('a(~. In, U quot(l(} ('oITpc·tly y(,~str rcl :tY mornlll~. I s h o uld sa)~ he wns ont? of th~ b£'alth Offir{ll'H fOHn,1 all toO ofte~ III Npw , . 1- ·tato who arc or ten t Ilnes dahJ or\. s < • l1 v eloin "" a Jing in 1)01 it i(·~. occaslOlla ~. h, . ti ttl e sall it tlr y worle a l:d ~" h O nc' en: om tt to draw thei l' sn.l ul'les. Dl', Bi ~so.lI. Cit y Dolctoriologist, ing is called st re \lto('Occus. The presence of slrclltocoCCl i n m ill' is In no way incIicative that it co n tains srarh fev r in fection. 'The ~t rep to(' oc(' i aI't' very widp]y dist r i bu ted in nat ure anr1 may hf' fonnel i n lue air, on h ealthy sk in, rlothing, etc." 1\[canwhi\('. D r. Gr cene h as con ~ l1Jted h is attol'uE'Y and ma in tains a di g nified clamlil\e silenre. • • • �---------------v Uf1-'t:ro---J 1., - - 4 - }904 SE? .-- ----------------. - --.----. S-fP .-!"' - .lliU4. _ co URl E~ y, .------------ ----T4-I9-64 -.-----.-. MUST VACATE If OR COMPLY WITH ~WNERS GE TENEMENT LA WS CHANCE FOR ls Health C om m iss ion e r Greene Orders Thirty Owners to Appear Before Board and "Raid" Committee to An_wer the Charges Compiled Again t Buildings Inhabited by Poor- Determined on Sweeping Reform, Owners Hav109 Choice of Prosecution in Criminal Courts or Spending \oney ll1 Improving Dwellings. DEFENSE Health C O.Jllm i s ion e r Greene Listens to What Owners of Tenements Have to Say in Explanation of Violations. L'l'SPECTOR Health Officers Trace Origin of Epidem ic Now Prevalent in Exclusive Neighborhood. GERMS FROM FAPM IN ELMA. Hea lth C t)mmlf'5ton ~ r W alter D. Greene Is a fter th e tenement h'luse owners \\ ho have been v io la ting the In\\'. Ha1t 8 dOZf>l1 owners of t enements were be Core the (o mml~sl oner in his o ffice yesterday morning. bro ught th ere oy orders Iss u ed tr. th f'm 0)' D r. GI eene a~ h e:td of the Depar tment of H eallh, calling upon them to nppea l' befOl"C' him and say wh)' their t enem ents c;;hould not be vacatpd. Dr. GI'eene h ea r d all the ~tQt emen ts ot (he owners I! nd gave them eve ry ('Ipportuni ty to make out a ca o;e. At tll(; concl u.3lon of their argum r"n til , rt. half dozen o f the hous£s h e J rd ... red \~acated. In the other cases up res terday the 0'.\ nC1'5 wer e ab lE: t o show tha t [hey are tak ing steps to compl y with the statutes In these ca~es Dr. Greene g a \ 'e the attending owners one week in wh ich to put th e ir pI-1CN. In proper ~ h ape to mr.€:t t!1e I(>gal r~C}uire ­ JOIL'l RECENT M IDNIOHT RAID FOLLOWliD BY A CTION I m(nt~. I OYERCROWDIXG PRE ' ·AILS. )J o~l (':t~es R l ~ht on the heels of the "mldnight" raid. the tenement-house crusade ot S aturday night. August 20th, the Health Department to be Q\-ercro wded and to ha ve insufficient lavatory arrangements. X O~. 11 and 13 rommerclal Street, familiarly k no wn a!; "O\'er th e G:.rden "-a ll." Is al~o under t he ban. At present i t accommoi]ale~ :t small army which a rou~ed ~ u('h interest. comes the an noun cement from th e Boa rd of H ealth h that ,teps will be takpn against t e owners of thirty other bul1ding~ which are d~med unsa nit~ry and unhealthy bv Tenpment-H ou~e In~pectt')r Brown. ~".<:UOone h:l.S ta. k e n a hand In the Dr. ~ tt'nement-h ou5:i!' qUP~lIon with a VIm t hat a ugurs dark f o r the allegE"!1 n ((('ndlng owners. A t his desk yesterday morning In the H pal th Depa rtm en t . af ler a month's v aca llo n In X Orth Bay. Can. , the Commls~loner a s~u mE"d au th('lrtty of thl~ m nm en t o us Ques::tion and Immediately wp~n call~d a reprc~ntattyp.s conference bf> nf the ("'harHy Organization Roclp ty and T rnE'men tBrown. The followln'.t reprf'~£'nted the ("har!t ~" O:-~3nl7.:}tlnn ~ocl(>t~.. Dr. P. Y an P£'yma, Dr. "''". C. CRllahan. and Frpdf"ric Ahny. The t f'npment -hou!" !'l t untflJ1l at Buffalo wa~ d!~C'usEed at len g th. E nllghtrned by thE" dl~ov£'rl ('s on the memorable "midnight" ra id, flurlng which deplo r. ablE' C'ondltIon~. Inj ur io u s to ho th li Ce Ilnd property. were unparthed. th r. com mltt~e was well able to pre~ent a for mldablfl l'a!="e to Dr. Greene. Hou~e Tn~rf"ctor "p. of lodgers In e x ('E'~s of the rp~ulatinn~. l.cf.~ordlllg to the Health Departml'IlL Thp sanitat:on a.nd ve :.tatton is GI~o de<-Ia red to be unfit. .;, . - 0 . 103 Bro:l.r!wn:" 0\\ ned hy thp ,chopllkopf estalp. IS S:lid [0 'ontain dal k room~ and faulty sanitation. The teonament at .:\ 0. 21 I ndiana Street h a~ been put in t he cla~s Of lumbledo\\'n~. I( is owned b y X C'lJIe Phtlllp50 of 109 t'n'ter A'"enue. The Health Department al~o claims that a Chinaman is ~ubjectcd t o unhC'althy exifttf"nct\ Inasmuch as hE' I~ living in a cella r :;:ald to be absolutE-ly dark at Xo~. l:!fi and l:! :\Ialn ~ln.'.t. I The place l~ owned hy J amrs "·i1.'on o ( ~ -0. 36~ X iagarn ~lreet. (~au~ l11u<:t be ~ho\\ n why thl~ {'nltre bm1tltng ~hould n t be Y8l'alfft. I OTIiEtl Dll1.01'GS l"l.\ C \RUEO. Thp~e building ba\"e a150 bppn placarded: LlOyd street, o'\\'ned by A nthony nlzzlo of 110 ~I aln Strc-et; ~" Ohio Str{,Pt. ( F latiron BloC' k) nwned b~' "" K unz o( 95 y"p rmont Street: 3~!! T rentllIl A ,"enue. owned by JUlia O'Brien o ( fi S :\'Inf,'ara Strppt: 3~~ ann 311 ~t>nef.·a. StrC'at. ow-nrd by Dantel Dri~rnll ot ~Nn ~E>ne("a :::;lrppt;' Hit Elk Slrppt, oW!lt?d O\\'::\,ERS . Jl· ~T F \ CE (,IL\ RGES. h~' ~jrnon ~[ ('~,lnhnn flf .::!OJ Elk Sft'f'.~t EvldE"ntiy the ("'omm!.s~inn('r \ya!ll d('('ply impre~~(>d. (or hE" f!:'J\'P nrdf"r!'l to I-Fue t 1tallon~ (or lhe owner~ of thrrt~- nf Burrnlo'~ 13r~e50t tPnemf"nta !'IS ,,'ashlnl{"t on ~tr"r:>t" n\\ ned hy ("'arrll1n(> \\PurH€'r nf .::!~< ""f'H Fprn; ~trp('l ~.10 ::\latn Srt'f"f"t. nwnl'd by John all11 :\fau.hlas Ra in~ nf 4~4 Xnrwond .\ \,('_ to nppear before him nt hl~ Offl re'llIue: 44 P("('khnm trC'('t. ownf'..." hl' Tue~day mnrn ing, !='ePtemh. er 6th, at ~An~ Yal1lhl1n~ky Of.4-1 PE>. ck h~m ::-lrl'et, )0 u clock, anel ~ho\\" ('SHI ~e why thp nO KE"hr Strt>et. ownpu b) Jane A. t('npml~nl ~ ownf"u by lhem should not ""elch oC 5j3 Deb, are A\'pnuf' ; 16S0 be \"a"ared. I Broadway, owned bj' H. SC'hankp () ~ After the- hparlng. If furtht'r r~ ~pttc- 11080 Broadway; 190 Volt ~ treel. nwnE'd l.;; not grnnted. n. final noth'e will he I by Joseph Yolen~k of IPO Colt gtrE'l"t ; pnslpo callin~ 011 t he nwner~. a~ent~. :, to 66 Lloyd ~trrN, o\\ncd hy :-\athal1 anfl occuP:lnt~ to \'aC'"ltf!< within tpn 'Yoltf of 32 Lloyd :::trE"f't: 1):13 Rroarltin --::0" In CR~e of fa.t1ure (0 df) ~n, thf> way. ownf'd b~' AIH1~la~ la rrhnno\\ ic z'" Health ('ornm l~lntl(>r ha~ the right un- cf 11:;3 Rro.'lr\wa)·; 410 and 41:: "-Ullal'} tll'r thf' law tn pl,1('(' ~11 hnu:o<phnld ~ll"pet. nWIlf'rl hy t'hRl'lf"~ RP('kpr or propf'T[jr .. in til,. ~tr(>(>t nnn il~::;'(' ~ thp 41~ ""illInm ~trf'r.; "W:l-4il~ Rrn~Hlwa)~, co.<:t~ ro r gO dnln~ Ol,g:HinH the property. nwnf'd h)" Ul'nJ;ltll111 F nrf"y nf !l!I!1 £111'''This hs a fl"~ht tn a tlnl:-:h." said 1)('(' cotl Square>; 11'-1~:! Erh~ :-:::lrN't, OWlll ,t "r the Interp~l(>ct parti('~ llrn!':'~('utlng b~" HOcig( (If fi;" ;\181n Slr .... p{. {h,. ten('nH'nl-hntl~e 0\\ npr~ yp~{f'rday. 43j :4('n p ('a ~trflN, n,.. Li hy J t;. t .. 1t f~ our J)urJlo~(' to nlllttnu~ thp l'ru- Bf"rdler o f 1 "-(>~t Ea~l" ~trf>Pt; 3.::!1-~.::!5 }:"n<1e as:atn!='t th('~ p unhpallhy anrl un- "-f'~t Gf'np~pf' ~trf'p1. ownPfI by Loul!-"t? (lean hul1dl ne:~ until lh£' ownprs put J (>kri of" 7 Elmwood .\\·f'nup. thf"m in !':a.nftary C'ondltl"n. Our wtlrk In all of th(>~f' buflrlInlts gTO~s \'iola . n t n !rw mnnth~ ago IS producing px-I tlO ll~ of thl" law exi~t~ , say~ Ont' of th(' ('f"tt(>nt I'('sults <ind ~"\'{'rai ('If lhp OWfl- hpnllh omC'er~ . ('r~ hA,'e o\·('Th.Hllpfl nnd T('mnrlpirrl Dr. P. 'Yo Yan 1'. YIlH!. Dr. "". l~. ("'Clltht'ir hl)uF'('~ l'l ('nmply Wilh thp Inw·' lRhan and Frr/l rrk . \lt ny. whn :Wt'om. :'=nme o( lhf' hultdlll~~ pla,'al'(lPll yf"!'!- pnni('.l In!':pP('tor Brown on lhl"" r.tld., tf'nl~y hy In "'ie('tnr Hro\\ll (n.il(),,"! Tht' \\111 hr pr(,~pnt.al thtl< hf"':trin~ tn ('nrro~l 1'01'11'1' h lo'k. t.'1l1hrndllg' Xo!" :\1 :1n.l:l j boratl' thr tnll!proclPr'!" rror,,) .. t nlill tn :ktltl :-;lrE'et. Thll' hui1.ling- }~ !-':1iil to oITpr ptht'r sl)f'h p\"idplll'c a:-: may b~ ha\" flu fin l'!Cnp('!>'" It l~ dOlimt·fl hy l"'cr~nry. ~ t L "p. ". It" I ; o( dolatiC'ns ap ye~terda.r w(:rc ior o\'erc r c:wding or t~nE"mel1ts. The evidence agaln, t the owners was th ~ t gathered ill t he midnight raid of '\ (ew weel(s ago, in which I nspecto r .John J. Brow n .... r the Hea lth Devtrtmt'lll was accompanleri on hl~ lClur b:r th ree officers oC the Charity Organ Izati on So c l~t:r . Evidence was then g athered again!:t thi rteen hou~e~ In the vi cinity of Erie, Commercial and lower ~I aln streets. As Eoon a~ Dr Greene returned (rom his "aca ti on la~t week. the omcer~ ot the Charity Organization oclet y cal1ed upon him and laid before him the evidence. Dr, Greene con a ldered the matter wIth hi~ Inspectors. The evictions and warnings of yesterd ay are the re::;ult. .. T h .... caSf"S ha"E" not all been dlsp05ed of y et," said Dr. Greene to a Courier reporter la~t e\·enlng. " " 'e Intend to keep at them until the tenement h ouse!! are put into decent !!hape and mnde til compl y with the In w In e,"ery particular. I a m taking eac h case up with the owner ot the buildIng and Jetting him S8:'o- all that th ere Is to be said in (a\'or oC his ~Id e o ( the mattt'r. E.ICh case is ta k en up thoroughly. 'Ye shall consider them all as soon 8~ po~ible . " A dozen indictments against tenement house o w ners are now a waitlnlif tr ial. It Is li k ely th at Ihese ca!es will come up a t the t erm of Supreme Co urt whi c h con \'enCs September 26th. A fr es h lot of cases will probably . be presented to the next grand jury, Wh ICb meets a w eek from .M onda),. An epidemic ot' s carlet fever in the v iCini ty of X orth street and Delaware avenut: has aroused grave Cears In tbe minds ot some ot Butralo'! best-known and w ealthies t c itizens. This section of the city is one of palatial homes a.nd a dozen o r more milliona ir es live In the Immediate \·jclnity. Fh"e cases ot searlet rever wer~ reported to the ~ Dep~ nt yesterday and toda.y and It It Is feared more may develop. The ~ource of the disease has been traced by tbe Department of Hfalt.h, it Is claimed, to milkmen who l!uppUed the majority of residents of thiS fMh- 1 lonab le district. Further !tale ot the fever contaminated milk has been prohibited by H ea lth Commls§tollU GRene In the hope of chec king the spread of tbe fev e r. H ealth Commissioner Greene w as called home from tbe RepublIcan State conven tion at Saratoga beca.use his assistants deemed the o utbrea k so Import- I ant as to demand his per!onal attention. This forenoon he deollned to I make pubUc the names ot the tll per· sons, but be has dire cted the placa rding at tbe houses In which (ever patients J Ii,'e. Yellow ca rds mark the strick homes . . Today the StAte Department ot AgT1~ culture at A lbany was notified o( the epidemic. This action was taken because the firm" hlch supplies the milk get'" it (rom ou tside Buttalo. It is dlspen~ed by t,,'O agents in this city, Th~ source of the epidemic was located bl Drs. W ilHam H . Heath and WIIII&m B. :\lay of the Health Department staff. • In other parts of the city. it is said • the no rmal number (!f scarlet fever cases pre\·atls. The Health Department has taken prompt steps to fight thci sp;ead o( the disease b:r the Infec te ilk Besides prohibitIng Its sale the !:'uthOrltles have notified all. the custom; ers on the milk compan y s ro utes 0 the danger in Its u.se . i "The Eltuation 15 8f'Tlous and ,~b ac:t IJ wh · 1 returned (rom Saratoga. _a li'lth Commissioner Greene thIs t ore n "Though the farm from whlc, the ~lJk came Is outside the city S Jurisd ic tion . I have ordde red no io~ea~! the milk to be shlppe h ere. that muc h authority. t m "r also obtaIned a list of the cus 0 t tor this milk and sent ~'ord 0 I h I :~~h per~orr warning I th~;n orn~lle d~~: ger oC scarlet f e'"er. T s m , ertl~ derstand, was otrered f or ftale BSrt C nk The Ia"" requires ce ifted ft~k '::e e~amtlled by a bacteriologist. 1 t k now ot any bacteriologist ex· a~I~~tlon mad e of th~,mnk that ca used the present outbr eak. 11k Commts~lon~r Gre- enp MrS th~u~al0 in Question was ~rought t~lma In~ fr o m C. ~r. Briggs farm. In", re milked ! pectorft reported the co~sa. ~l'" Stlgbr C harlE-s Stlgman a~\" bad tlcarle1 rna's daughter recen~r. Iso did a son te\'er It Is sta h!"d, a~ a home and of Brlgg.. The Sllgmn~ rdpd b" the Brlg~' farm wa~ p 8C~eNon H l'"s lth com mISSlon':!:sep~('lP It !atd, Elmo Thlc: was on 11k' to Butralo H at1 the shlpm~nt o:h~e places ~"ere bee n ~topped "rc' len peo p" If" "" ould not 1 cardtod Bu a. 0 I :r Is ~:"'e caught the (eyer from ot t. ALONG MILKMEN'S ROUTES. H kins was mention ed Dr. Henry R. op hy8lclil n ,vho had to t XE\\-S as a P e regarding tbe a od deal o( kno\""ledg ,,'hoen It was e ernie and Its" cause. had been a'h led to him that th:\::r an d H ealth utbreak of ~arlet f had returned Comml~"'loner Greene take charge or hom~ from aarato~a to It. Dr. Hopkln~ said: 311' that Co m "Do you kn ow pers~~ ~een away? mis5ioner Gr~ene h ation that ComHa ye you of[lclal inlOr~een ab~ r.t trom mlS:310ner Grt*ne h1tSIt t he cbartt r prothe ci ty? A s 1 rcec a ml~sloner shaH glve vides th at the a m duties of his his en t Ire time to <i':forrnetl. Is eigh t ottice, a nd (his, I ~~ am InCorm ed (ha.t hours a d ay . I at: he1r llbflrali ty ha\"e the taxpayers tn.;;; 'Istan t to th~ H~alth provided tor a ~ a' Sder th t th~ dt>pa rtCo mmi~sloner n or CQID~'1nt ht:'aJ on ment milr h&\'°l ~t " q tli~ b • • t of my d ut)' dll)' &lid n I • .. �uu_ ____ ( , -1904-- ---- - tbe rumor m ~ !{ ". t ' \ aerlOu• I Ifrlou.ty out of lOwo, tbf'!'f rae 1S reen@' hi' been a! a s erl- that Dr. ~cul.rIY •• thore.; epIdemIc. mort' pal k ot Icarlet fe'l h began on ~~k~~~rn ('hara~ :~dC \l'& ! in to~ on. selfrturu.t . nothe r ~p~ th~ 17th at I• • t AUt !uru"" on tho m on the 3Ut 0 • ~!~~~ at "On the 24th 0 "tr br oke out an demlc at ",ulel ther< ha ve b~"t~~~: • tllI In P~fj::ported. Thr~/ I lIavo ca.ses l n der mr care B source case! are un -lIe\'e that the I h d . Y r ....on 10 ~ ed milk fu rn s e ~~~~e dlse8..!e Is f~~~11 and distr ibuted bY ono Brlg«'l °In the familY of Bflg~s by one Bo,r<'e. loyes I unde r s ~u Of ot (.ln~ ot hi!!! emp dare no\\" seve)f' lhtrp ...... h: ,'e 1I~~~ntP~~r" -~ ... - -' $ CARLET FEVER '( EPIDEMIC FROM MILK~ ~T I S SA I D. -_.. Nu m ber of Cases in Fashionable Dist rict Alleged to Have Come F rom Fluid Sent From Elma. N epidemiC' o f scarlet fever ha g broken out In thp most fashionable res ld<ntlal d istric t In Bur------~-P--L falo, In th~ Jmmedlate vicinity ot Delaware Aven ue a nu North Street. -----------N~-Ws: --- .---------- _.---- ------------ .-------- FIve cases have been repol ted and se vera l mo,'e are expected to de\'elop dur Ing tht:' day. Th. He:IJ.l'l PUU'Ii'l ___ declines t o T»e worst t eature ot t he s car let - tever make public the :'I 'ames of the victims eplpemlc Is t h at It could h ave b een pre - \ to this disease. tlie source of wh Ic h. It v edt ed with proper p recauti on s. There Is s aId. Is tr8C<'able to the milk the pam a y be room t or argu men t as t o w h o til'nt:J h VI! been drinking. So s erious Is was at tault. w h ether t h e c ity h ealth tIlt situation thut Health Co rnmJssloner offi c ials or t hose of the tow n wbere th e ,y't,l te t' O . Greene was summoned home In t ect ed d a Iry existed should b e h eld from t ht: Republican State Convention m ost to blame. T h e b itter c ommen ts a t Sara tOgtl to tn koe pe rsonal command ot Dr_ HQPklns will a ppear to s ome un- o t tht:- mattl::r. He arrived this mOl'n In g. lnuhmuch as the milk, It ts claJmj ust , Neverthel ess, his l etter Is a.n exed, was turnlshed by a finn ou tside of press ion ot a phas e ot p ubll.c o pi n ion Buffulo, the cases fall within the j uris tha t Is entitled to as ta.lr II. h ea.rln g a . dtcl10n of the State Agricultural Det he otber Blde_ The Expres s gives the partment. Today word was sent to A i .. bany, The local Agricultural Departt a ct. shown In t h e rec or ds ot the h eal th ITI-el1t o ffice \\ 111 undoubtedly assume d epartmen t. • charge of the matll!l". AlthOUgh lhe Health Departmen t refuses to gh'e out tOl' pu blica lion the nos Is. T hat ought to be s ufficien t ," said namps o f the patients, the houses in w hich they re5.hle ha\'e been placarded he. Health Ci;l IH1", laiJ,oner Greene saId this in ae cordanc p with the law, Word of the breaking out of scatl e t afternoon: "While Elma I. ou tsIde o[ fever in the heart of soclery's domains the c ity. a nd our jurisdiction is conreached the Health Departmen t o n fined to the (' tty, we d id not hesoitate ~Ionduy. Immediately Doctors W1I1 Fi ve additional cases of sca rlet fever to send a man out there as soon as a. tam H. Heath and \ Vllltam B. ·M ay were the mil k routes of C. ' Yo Boyce, complaint was made to us of the exl~t­ sent o ut to investiga t e. By 10:30 o'clock ocer a t llnln and Allen streets, and e- nce of the disea~..e. 'Ve ha\'e no fund the real facts had been learned and arry HUH or ;51 Tonawanda. street, to pa\· tor putting mt!n on such cases hleh were reDorted to the Health and ~'e do not know the sltuinion of a n order was promu lgated proh ibi tin g the sale and delivery of the mil k . whIch .. eDnrtment yesterday. Increase the affairs untll we ha\'e some notice or number of victims of that disease complaint. We 'w ere advised of this Is held responsible, Since t ha t t lma i amon2' users ot the Certified .:\lilk Com- case Saturday. and on ,)londay the milk more cases ot scarlet fever have been reported to the depar t men l. T h e t WO Dany's m.1lk to 10 In all. wa shut out ot the c ity. milk inspectors learned that the mll k They are in the households 01" the "While physIcians know that scar le t ca me trom the farm of C . .:\1. Briggs. following. the head of the fam ily being fever Is a. germ dlsea~. the par t icu lar named In most cases to indicate wbe re b i l t d It b Th~y a lso learned thnt the cows were the disease 1~ located. germ has never een so a e . as dally milked by Ch"rles Stlgman and A, l'l, Bricka, 8il Ellico t t st r~t. reg- never been seen, t hat Is, to be k nown as a boy, It was a lso asce rtained. they 1sered Aug. 2~ . the scarlet fever germ. 1t Is absu rd to Rver, that S~lgml;ln's daughte r wa s ___ CunnIngham, 11 Roble a ve nu e. s.ay that two cases of socarlet feyer on, a c onfined a t her home with scarlet f e ver. 98 glYen route is a sufficient cause t o co nAug. .. demn that supply, Several cases m a y n nd that a &on of Briggs Is also a v icJohn ~ . Satterfield. 121 Ferry s t r eet. develop before It Is possible to tell t hei r tim of the dlspase. It appears tha t Aug. !7. Stigman's daughter and Bl'iggs' son Willi. O. Cbapln. 600 DelawlLJ;e a ve- o r ig in ." • we re s t ricken about the same li me" ith nue, t wo cases, Sept. 9 and 12. ............... the fever, This Is believed to hav e been on August 28th. On September John O. Adsit, 2 ~ 5 North street, s ept'. , 1st. Dr, Barry of Lancaster was called 10_ in. That sa mf' night Dr, Armst r ong ot - - - ~ urp h)", 238 El mwood a ve n ue, Elmn wus conE'ultl!'d. Dr. Armstlon g Sept. 12. p ronounced the a Ummt scarlet feyer. Miss Leppert, 926* :\laln street, Sep t, The subsequent day Dr. ) l cPherson ot 13. LancJ.f!tPr, who Is health officer ot Nurse Pitney, 926J,.1 lIain s t reet, Sept. Elma, was s ummoned. Dr. :\lcPheIson 13. placarded the Stigman home and t he - - - Conrad, 3,2 Hudec n s tr eet. Briggs farm. Sepl. 13. It Is a lleged. however. that he failed Brlcka was em ployed as a clerk in to stOP the s hipping o f milk from the Boyce's store. Briggs farm to Buffalo. \vhieh Is re· 1Iiss Conrad was employed as a sergarued as beIng one face ot Important " a nt in H. H. Boyce's home at 372 Hudslgnlficance_ Had the s hippIng or t h . 80n street. milk to Burl'alo been s topped the Ilcal :\I19S Murphy wa~ employed as cook health officers s ay they firmly believe by William Hurd Hili of 238 Elm,,-ood there would have been no scarlet fe\',e l' avenue, hpre thal co uld be traced to t his mil k The re are other cases of scarlet fever in the elty, but t he H ea lth D epartment route. , It! "This Is a most serious matter, ' sa has no thing to tahow any of them arose Dr, Greene tIllS IllOrning, "and tha t Is from usi ng the condemned certified whY I came back from Saratoga. /Dll k. ,,"'hlle t he cases will not co me within The Certified :l{i1k Company's milk. our jurisdiction, simply because the that caused the epidemic. came tram source Is outside of the c ity. It Is O U f C. :M'. Briggs' farm In Elma, according duty to see that none o f the mil k Is to the reporL! made to the Health Debrought Into Buffalo. I have ordered pa rtment. BeSides prohibiting further that none of the mllk from the B r iggs shipment of this mil k to Buttalo. Comfa rm be s hipped to Burralo_ mtsstoner Gr ene bas notified the State It l have also obtained the list 01 cusauthorities of t he origin of the epitomers at this route and ha ve sen t demic, word to each person tha t it Is be:;t WILL CONSUL T D/ST. ATTORNeY, to s top takJl1g the milk at once, to r are likely to get scarlet feve r." thp)" " As the farm Is located outside the Hralth Commissioner Greene produced city I have no jurisdiction, ~ald Coma law which states that any milk tha t is missioner Greene this forenoon. "r known a nd ottered tor sale as certIfied have noti fied the proper Stale authorimilk must first be examined to see th1. t It Is pure and must not have preser vaties. The ma.tt l' also will be laid betiVES or have been adulte rated in any tore the District At lorney-some ti m e I ~~.. I W~~he law savs such mil k shall nClt be Mrs, Josephine Goodyear Sicard , wife offereu for sa'le un less bac t erioioglcalll' ot George :\1. Sicard and daughter of l'xaml ned . and I am ot the opln_Joll t hat Frank H. Goodyear. who died Sept. 7. this Il,llk ,~as n ot exa m ined b) a. ba c_ acco rding to the certificate of' death t erlolo!:ls t. tUed with the Bureau of Vital Statistics by Dr. John Parmenter. died of streptococcus infection atter an Illness of a~ days_ Streptococcus germ!' are present In !lcarlet (e"er. This has led to t h e belief by eome Mrs, Sicard may have been a ytctlrn of the fever, especially as the Sicard family took milk of Boyce_ They Un at 340 Elmwood avenue. Health Commissio ne r Greene, h oweYer, sayS he accepts the death ce rtificate on its face, "Dr. Parme nter was In consultatl.on with Drti, RosweU- Park a nd Dr. Chap-leg Car, and t h ey concurred In hi. dlag- ir Om - A --- 4 Case of Offend ing Milk Producer to Be Laid Before the District Attorney. HIS MILK BEING KEPT OUT OF CITY. I Q I to an Epidemic of the Disease . WAS CAUSED BY MILK. Dr. Greene Has Taken Active Meas· ures to Head off Further Trouble from That Source. D. Gr<>cme, beu lth t r(>lIortpu thal un C"pi ucmi(' of st:arIet t{"-er bn~ b rok(-Il out ill oil!? of tbe l1w:-.t f:1~hivDUb le n Oll CXf'Jll!<oin' l'('.dden('e ~P('Uou", o ( tbe cit\" th(' viciuitJ of lJeLtwlIrt' .u·(tllue and ·~()rth !'I U·('(lt. Vl'. (jr'~·P Ill' ~ tHted tbn t lh'e COI'IVS or :,;.ais tlis('n~l' wpre repurteu to the hf'alth i1C'p:lrtlllt-'llt fro m the sef.'tion weu· tiollC'd '\"Ithhl rile po~t :!4 houl's. lie a ddl'd tllat nil Jll " t:>s tigation d~y(>lop"cl rile lllfm'luutiol1 thn t nil o f tbe CUS('joi wprc dirC'dJy ll ttribl1whle to the 11SC or milk which bilK bt.·c n sllllillied to rlllllili~ ill I hnr f'c(· tjon Ilf tbe (' ity in w hich the tljo.;,· (' ft .. ~~ has npl>C'ftred, a nt..l tha t till this hil!'. iWE'n l:'upp licd b y II firm OUlHide ~ iOlH'r, 1~lIlfa)o . t lw milk heing di~trilmtPfI llg.!:lts ill t11J~ city. The na me of the thilr "'U I,,,Ii.~l:'o the II1;ents w ith this i~ the Ce rtified )!:lk COllIlIJIIl.'·, wllic'lI h l:'olti tl to ho,'c its heildqutlrter:s ot Elwll ,,-- Y . • \" hen the:--e ('a ~e.s were re portPu to the h{'nlth ueparUlI(>llt the IJ1lpI'I1(lin~ :situ atiOH nppt~nl'o?d to be s o g-rn ,'e that Dr, Greene, who wO:::o ultE'odiug the rf'public tln state ('oll\'C'ntion at .sUl·Utogll, wns ;HlYit-l'd or t hE' maltPl' h )' telPJlhone. 1>1'. 4)l'et-'nE' immediately t()ok a train for Buffalo. aDd at once assumed charge of the !::i itunUoD, OUl' of the fir,t things Jone by Dr. GI"f'cue, nfter ~t'ttillg the rC'l'0rt~ of Dr. " 'ilJhlm ll, lIl'luh Dud Dr. "'illiam B . ::\10), . who mudp :IU in"estign tion of the mn ttC'l', wus to b"'ue an ordp r }Jl'ohihitiog the snle nud deJh"ery of the m ilk turnh-h· . cd b)· thi~ ~"m('eru, . \.nother step taken by Dr. Gret>ne wa." to notif.\' the STate llepOl'tmellt of agriculture, within \\'bol"e juri~{\iction the cnse of the milk firm will com~. of the c ileul.ll~t..'lllceF:. of thE' s ituation nnd the 1'C'~lllt of the im'estiga tioDs of th(! d ep<U'tmeat bere_ D· II Ureerw uecliued to g ive the Domes of , f' fnmili('!-I in which the (1i~en~e has broken out. out :::aid t hat nil till.' l'NlUire· ments of the Inw ill the matte r of placarding the honsC'l" hRd bt>eu cnrried out, Yellow ca rds laCKPU to t ile door:-.; t) fa~hionnhle re~id~Il('~ nre 0 rather un· u!'nnl s ight in BufTuto. The fir"lt (' nsf"~ of ~curlet fp,er in the dbtrict referreu to "ere reported to the health department on lIonflny, Aod at once Dr. IIpnth Hnd Dr. ::\lny n'prp ~eI\t t out to in,·('sti~utP. .\fter len nliu~ that the fnmilip~ were supplied with milk furnished from the Elmn COllcprn, the twO tloctorf' took n trip to El mn for the purpol'le of cOHtinllin~ thei r in,re~tig'n· lions nt tbat plnce. Tht>y found that the milk CI1UlC' from th e fn rm of C. :\l. Bri~z." and they ul-:o lea rJINl that tho cows on thnt furm were dnily milkf'd by Chorl('", .. riJ.!"mnn nnd n boy. It wn~ also learned that n dau~il ter of -.;u,:rnnD "'o~ ('ontillNl to her hOlll(l< with scnrjpt f e\'('r nnd that n ~on of Rrigg'~, thc own· el' of the fnrm, wn~ :1180 :t v ictim of scorlE't fever. It is snid that . tigmnu's dalls:-hter fi nd BriJ.r~"'·!i S011 were s trickt>u witb thl' d i.,en"E' nt about the ftnme timp . •\llgnM ::!~th. Do('to r~ living at Elmn and Lnn('n~t{'lr hntl Ilntl C'hR r~e of thp rRSC'S nnrl bad plncorded the Stig· I mnn nnd Bri~~'i holUE's. "Thi<;;; j.;: .1 "I'IY :;:f'riom: mottE' r ." Flair! Dr, GletlllE' ; his I1wrnin;:, "lIl1d t hnt ilJ why I ('tUlle hacl.: from ~aratogn . .l~S the S0111're oC rOllt:lI1linution if! w ithout the cit\'. tlie (' n~es will not come w ithin ou r ju~i!-.tli<-tioll, hili it j, our duty to '<.'e thnt 110 noT!' f'f Ihllt milk is peddled nbout Buffnlo for tbc present. I hn "e tnken su('h ~l(\ll"l tha t Ull embargo haq been plne'ell UlltHl that milk for the tim e he-· iUEr. I h~ Y€' n)",o IJ btnined n Ii. t o f the pep,·)u .... who w (Ire be in~ ~up['1ie,1 with thnt m ill( Rna hn ,-e ~ent wo rd to all of them thnt ther hnn better stop ta kin~ thnt m ilk fo rthwith." D;. \~ r-t~""'1"XJlI:dnl'd the Inw on the flU":;:';. c(': Hied milk, ~tnting in cf· fett Ilt hpfore )<.\1r:1 milk enu he of{prNl for ~ nle it mu~t be exnminccl to nf'cprtnin thar it i ~ IHa£' nnn thnt it hu!\ not been tixE"d up with auy p r(>'SE'rvati,e. " The law.' snid Dr. Grecnl't ' l~tntPs thot !'urh nlilk :,hall Dot be offf'red for ~nle un l",.,,~ hactt-riC'io,c:-irnllr t':'tnminl'o. and I am of the opinion that t.h i:;: milk was not e X·.1min p d h) n hacteriniogist,U �------ ..,m EP_.. ---_. 1 < ---1904 ------ -- - - ~ -------- -_. -----------------'.;._$._ ;n GRAND JURY INVESTIGATION Of SCARLET fEVER CASES UREr'MILK ""'-'''-=-=","="", CAUSE OF DEATH asked to tuYcsth:nte the mnttrl" or Did M rs. George M . S icard, daughter ot. Frank H. Goodyear, d ie ot scarlet teYer trom drinking mlilt cer tln ed by This Is a ;demlC now rl"ltmlug ln BufI'nlo's fa shion'h able section and in otbl"r dlstl'Ict6 "ere people or prominence und ml'ans I\ye. Dr. ,V Iter n (;rct."lIc tIl(' Commldstonel' or l1;nlth hall; I'en t to th(' ~tntC' nonl'rl or I question th a t Is arousing no end of In- In the large circle or fri ends In which Mrs. Sicard m o,·ed. Mrs. S icard'. sUdden death led t o Ith' n ~tnt('mrut t'o"(,l'ln;: th(' ~Itnatlou. It('a~'IlS IntlmlHNl thi\; m()rnln~ thnt 01'. ~no\\ who Is Iltteu{l\u,:.: onc ot the patients, intends to ('nil npl)U Dlt'lri('t ..... ttorney ('03t:-.\\"0I'th nnd ft:,k t or 11 grand Jut',Y luyes· tlnn ot thC' C[lse. Dr. Snow WIIS lufol'llwd tlwt the malttr 1:--. one- for the Attention nt tht> f'tate Dl'pal'tlDf'nt ot A~rl cn lture. Dr. Sno\\' has had n t31k wltb Dr . Grant. ~;il.I....\;' Parmenter, one of the attending phy- sicIans. said yesterday a fternoon that Mrs , Sicard's symptoms were similar to tbose observed In scarlet fever cases. "I la m rea....c~>n abl::r poslth~e." declared f Frame H ., Goodyear :res~erday. "that my da ughter! death came as a result ot her ha,-.Ing drunk freely of this cer tified milk. Dr. Parmenter and Dr. Cary both eay that there Is no doubt the germs f rom the Infected milk were communicated to her system." WARNIN G SE XT '--=.:.:: ~ Y fiGHTING THE TENEMENT CRUSADE IT IS S,H D AX I XJTNCTION ' V I LL DE OUT. ASI<ED Il ESTnAI~I:\'"G TDE The serious tUrn In the scarlet fever epidemic In th e c ity has led H eall,h HEALTn DEPA R TJIENT . Commb~sion er Walter D. Greene to sC'nd broadcast warnln~galnst the use ot milk handled by the dealers whose The HE'elth DgJ)k tment, in its cr uproduc t is thought to have communl- sade against the tenement hou~ es, has catpd the- dlsense. C'n r Ollntered o p!)o~it1ol1 and more of it The 11st ot persons now sutterlng c.ame loday. when Dr. Greene was practram sC'arle t rev el· was given ou t by lIcall rl Dr. G r eene yesterday as follows'. . Y s("rn~ with notice that 'V il11am :\ B ('. Hodge, l'epre~entlng the Nelson II cl~r·k. rfcka, No. 871 Ellico tt Street, a Hopkins {'state, owner of the bIg tt'ne~ Two eases In the home of WHlls 0 JTlent hou~e at No. 118-120-122 Erie ChapIn, No. SOO D elaware Avenue. . Street, will fight the erroTl made to haYe One case In th ", home of John::\l the plaC'e vacated, It is stated that AtS~lerfie ld, Ko. 721 W est F erry Slt'e~t: torney Frank H. ('allan informed At~ne ca!"e In the- home of J ohn O. Ad- Iorne), Gillt'tte of th e Charily Organlzasit, 'No. 245 North Street. tion Society and Tenement Inspector One case, th a t of a child 4 years old Brown of the Health D e partmen t tho t In t he hom e ot H en ry S. Cunn ingh a m' h e would aFk fol' an injunction l't'stralnNo. 11 Robie Avenue. • lng the oepnnment fTom vaeatlng the One case, th't of Ali ce Murphy 11 E"le Street hull(lIng. cook In t he home or William H~rd It will be the first Rltempt or its kinn, HOI. No. 238 ElmWOOd Avenue If It Is carrird out. The building is said One case, that of Miss Conra'd a do ~o be In an unsanitary condition. meStlC.l n the home or H. H . B~yce rhlrty:thrp~ famlllf'~, most ly Italians No. 37" Hud.on Street. Miss COl' r aa i are lI\'lng In It, It Is said. " was removed t o the General H ospital. · 1 1t waF announctld today that noti ces I One case. that of MIss Pitney at will be pOFted direC'ling owneni of lhree I Cleveland. who 15 a.t the General Hos- mIne tenpmellts to show cau~p why p ita!. Miss P it ney came to Buf!alo to I ~hh("elyr ba'r'e'I.dlngS shOUld not be vacated. try the recent examinatIons for nurses tor S t ate hospit aJs. She stayed at \h e Tenement ot Nos. 1";1-17fi Gr>ne!'ep home ot ~ome o( th e nurses In the R ~ Rtreet. s:lx families, allege d In~um (' lent J ack e t flats and there drank certified ~anltar)" conditions. Q\\ lI e r, F r ed lIornmilk. Ing of No. 90 F;lk Stroo t. 11r. Horning One case, a 9-yenr-old boy at e I I~ c ited to app(~ar before the ('ommlshome of Fronk A. Haag, No. 140 Gl n- sl?~ner on Sl..' ptelllh e l' 19th at 10 o'cloc k wood Avenu e. Ipnement a.t Xo. 330 r";lm Street f . STAT E DO-\RD :1\~ OTIFIED. f.a mtll es, alJ pged insufflC'lent sal;it~~; ~.~n(l1t1onR, . no fire escap £>F, oWner l\ l r . Dr. GTf;:ene h as ~ent to the Stat ornlng-. \\ ho Is cited to appear on Sep Boa r d cr H('.lth a letter giving ruii I lembor 191h. pa rlt culnrs ot the epidemic and stat- f T(~nC' 01ent nt )10. In F.lk SlreE" t [ollr Ing all precautions ""hiC'}} the lucal .am ('s, all e-g e-d In fl um c le nt ~a~ltarv Ifoal th D"partm.nt hns taken to thlh ( ~)I1rtit.l o n!t. own e r , JO!i"C'ph 1\[r:\Yahon t me to stamp out the dIsease. )i:o. 1bl Elk S tr£>e t ;}lr. )le)'lahon Dr. Irving :\1. Snow, who Is attend nt!"o f"!t~d to !-Ih nw (' au~(' why his bUildtng Beveral of the lever patients. called ing !';hou ld not he \,acUlNI before Comat th(' Distric t Attorn('y's office Y(' _ l s~ioner Gr(,Pl1e on S('Pt emher 19th. terda)' to sec Ii anything could be d S by the District Att orn<'y In the wal;)~~ ' II C'rlmlnal pro~c('utlnn or persons Who have been .!Urnlshlll~ . the impure milk Dr. Snow W:lft informer! that P :'08£-C U~ tUm In surh C''lq(,!-; rf''''t~ with the Slat DCl':utrnent of Agriculture. e at if j of isj I to Ab andon His Business . in t ~ e City. Another milk route besides tbose at ,th e dealers who distribu ted "certi fied ~I lk" has bee n v isited by scarlet fever. Ni ne persons on t h e r ou t e at William C. SeIbert ot 275 Tryon P lace have f a llen victims to t hat disease since Aug 14. Mr. Seibert haa stopped selll~ milk from that add r ess and a bandoned h is daJry, Qotties, et c. The cases reported on Seibert'. routa toll ow: One In the Van Arsdale family at , Soldier.' Place. One In the Huber f a mJly a t 18 Guernsey str eet. One In the Zavitz fa mily a t 2M Bird avenue. One In the Gann fam ily a t 320 Bird avenue. One In the White famil y a t 214 Hoyt street. One In t h e J acobs family at 86 Grote street. . One In the Fra llch family a t 281 H oyt street. One In lbe Doran t amll y at 210 H oyt street. Seibert's daughter. who lived a t 27. Trvon Place. The Whl te case was reported to t he H ealth ~B" n.rtmen t Sept. 6. The FraHch, .Tae 9 and Doran cases were r eported Sept. 8. Dr. May, health Inspector, Immediately visited Seibert's dairy and had him dlslnteot all hi. bot~ tles and other apparatw;. All t he milk ---.-~~--=---=-~~~ h e had on hand was destroyed. On Sept. 14 It was reported Seibert·. d aughter was down with the lever. W~"L ESOllIE BI T TERNESS. Obliged by the Health Department to rlLecontlnue the Bale at mil k then, SeiTh e • In toda.y'. ExpreSJ a. letter bert abandoned all his bottles and taktng only hts horS"e and wagon removed trom r. Hopkin. about the tallure his bus(nell8 to his lather's tarm, on. t he of the 0 clals of the city to prevent the R iver road, outside the city, where the spr ead ot scarlet feve r. milk Is produced. He now Ie doing busIt Is bitter; many will .ay unduly bitines8 lrom there, with new bottles a nd cans. There Is no t ever near the tarm, t e r , but It ought to be prin ted. It may It Ie stated. b e thnt the Department at Health Is Inspector May says when he. invest!· more to be pitied than blamed In this gat~ to determine the cause or the case, but that does not wipe out the s carlet fever on Seibert's route, he facts. The harm Is done. The chance found Seibert had received &ome emp ty bottles lrom a house In which scarlet t o save danger. misery and death was tever developed the followIng day. It missed, and it i. well t hat all p ublic of - Js supposed t hose bottle. contained the ficials should remewbt!r that In cases ot jnfection. Dr. May says Seibert acted In the matter, had his botLles thts nature no excuse ever can atone 'fairly disinfected and then, later on, when t or a failure. The harm Is done, and the scarle t fever devel oped In his own tambi tterness ot criticism must be endur .. Jly removed his business outsrde the ed. An executive whose apPOintee city. "I visited Seibert's tather's tarm on {ails, no matter how good the excuse, is .the River Toad but lound no tcarlet naturally h e ld responsible for the fail- f{"v er or other disease there," said Dr. ure. For newspape rs to tsnore or stifle Ma:9". "This farm Is where Seibert got such criticism because it Is bitter Is to his milk supply!' Another t ever case In the fa mf1y ot a. d eprive the public ot Its best sate- .consumer of "certified milk" 1\'as regua rd and guarantee that care will be ported to th e Healtb Department ye9taken in securing fit men tor responsl· !t crday. It is In the home of Frank A. Haag or 140 Glenwood avenue. ble places. D,·. Irving ~I. Snow called on Ihe DI". Perhaps Dr. Hopkin., though able. trI ct Attorney yesterday and as ked Mr. courageous and high - minded, Is unrea- COR.tsworth to make a grand jury fn.onable In this Instan ce. Perhap s he I. vestl ga tlon or the cause of t he tever epIdemIc on the " certified milk" roules. unduly bitter; but It would be w ell for Ee was Informed the State Department u s all, if our offic ials n e v e r torgot that or H ealth and the state Department ot there are hundreds and thousands who Agriculture are the proper a uthorities to move in thIs Instance. think like Dr. Hopkins, though few "I haven't receh-ed any r eply to my have the courage to speak out as he Te-port to th,. State Department of Health on thl. epidemic," said Comm!&spea.ks. sioner Walter D. Greene thJ9 mornIng. "No cIe-o. t hs llavt been reported yet and only one new case was reported YeSterday. J see :\IIr. Frank H. GoodyeRr pays he thinks his daughler , Mrs. SIcard. d.ted from scarlet fever. Dr. J ohn I Parmenter, who Cf'rtltled she died from n germ infection, the germ being one ot th ose otten prf'Rent In scarlet lever, f-aYR the 'eedttled milk' may h ave caused her Illness." Harry Hutt, the Black R ork milk dealer. who \\'i\!I: mentioned as handling certified milk. Raid today: "The report I handled certilled milk hSR worked great harm to my bu!ine-s!=l. I would like to have It understood I handled only about 14 bottles ot that milk. All my other customer s. aDOU t 1000 all to ld, got otber milk. There Is only one case ot scarlet lever on my rout e. The milk I handle Is good In every ·w ay and never hal caused any fever." I 'Our \.. . S£? -.~~. ~~~~---- INf£GTfR William C. Seibert Obliged I Ing ~Vednesd a)T she was dead . She was acc ustomed to rlrJnk trt)m two to three m quarts ot certified milk dally. It was not determined at the time of Mrs. Sicard's dea th that her demise was the result of scarlet {ever, but Dr. J o hn I ll'e \0 ('n1 drf')UlY ot the State Departmellt tignti oJl (If the mt1k matter. (I f .... gl'h'l1ltul'('. Ah :-tlltNl ~'e~te!'(II\.", ,,-h('n it was an· The Distrirt .·\ttorney ca11 do nothing Donoc('() tb.ll n nllUlbu or persons In th l ' ftho llt tb(' C!l!e. tnshlou:thle dlstl'lC't were dO"'n w1tb SCn1'I('tl ..\f: to Ilrlrkn, he W:lS ~mplorrd :'1(: a cirrI. te,·er. thE' m.llI~ I!' said to bUYP., rome ~rotp In tl1(' sinn:> ('If C. )1 . Boyc(> at )Jaln find the tarm ot c. )1. BI'1~J;!' In l~lmn. :\ . ), . Allrn .. I " .. t~. It Is r.:n ld Boyce bant1I('d A son of Rrt~j:R lIS now sn lIer lu,c; t,'om sC'nr· 5=om(' o f · hp milk that ca me from the let te\'N .1ml the dnuj:btC'l' or a hIred man nrl$!~"" Cnln. ! . 01801'1 Is :l yktlrn of the lllgea6C. , T h e ('il""I":S hE"re mentlonf'd do not rpprp, Thlli mornln~ It W3<;! st3 t Pd f'tbnt mOle ~('nt nil ot the sC'nrlet {en'r casE'S in Buf· fner c:\ses hnd de\'elol~ed In !hf' .n:'?10nobl~ I fnl n. T hf'Y (,OYPI' onl y those whlc!}. It Is district. nl'i~lng, It b alle.,l'd , t'~nhl th thou):ht bft"" 1l1'idPn from dr!nklng the milk drinking ot :b1s ~ll!k nn? ;hC' Ilst ~l 01l:C'1I:) from ~h'(> fA1'm or Rr1~,!:s. I wh e-re. f; ('nrl('t fe\c. nO''' . ('\gDS was gl\cn This Is the leupr Dr. (;!'ee:H" Is sending to I out 8:0 foJ\~"' S: ,. ~-1 EllIrott Street. a JlPople 118'-:JS" certified mt!k !rorn tbe Orlggs! ."' . ,RrlrkR, :.~ o (."'1.. !"nr~: CiNk .n Rosre to grorel ~. _ "Thf' Drpnl'lIllP;)t at Health bas Tn bform I Tw('I ('RJ:l('ib In ttH' borne of "l1Ils O. "i('lU tbnt 'C'pr! i:l f'(l m!lk' !t'om the Brl,2"1::1il C!l:\p!'1. :\ 1. t;OI. Drll\\\l\1'(' .\\·C'nuf' dolH OI E:1)1I\. '\. Y . and ~old b.,· C. W. 011(' (':1;,:e In th(' 1\0111( of J~hn )1 Satter· H(w:·p &. ~n;J. co:npr o! )tnln and A\1(>n flr!d j.t i\o. j~l " e-~t F~rl'\" ~ tr('et. ~t}';' (> \I;, R;ld H. llu~t. ~o ;;;! Tn:lllwllnd'l One cnl\;t' In 'ht" hOll'(> of Jobn 0 , ..... dslt. ~t:·"'E't. "has berome !nf"c· ""d by re-n!'on of ~ o . 2 4ii Xorth :-:rf'ct . 5.'arl('t t (,"N at ~llp dn!rr (lnd 1~. at Jwp~ent. One ('rtf r. I hnt nf 1\ child four rpnr~ olel. un~t ~n: u~(' nnd !tIS 6l\le hil e be-en proh1bll· In the !lnmf' of 1!('::lfY r:;. Cunnbg!loDl. ed and ~t('lppl'rl , :-\('1 11 Rohle- ",,'rnne, '·~I ~ knp~.:.:. has alreacy net';'!. o('ro6IO:'t"d t'ly One Cll"r thllt (tf )I1ss ('on:nd, R ,,"r\',l~~ It nncl. tlf"nl! 8 ron<;!l!mer o~ this TU'odul't. in 1he horue of H. H. Boytp at X O. 312 you arE' !:1 !'orruerl or :he tll ct find posslbm"y. [Jud~o:J. SUP('t. ~lI ss Conrad Is a t tbe ~bRt :rnur Rl'tIO:l mor be gO"prned Rr('ord· Genernl HhSoitol I n~1y In t>\""E'!H at 5YUlp~()mS de,~eloplng tn . One CRse. ~11Rt nt Alief."> ~lurphr, a conk In ,Your bOllSphold." attended the K en Jlworth ra ces on th e atternoon ot Saturday, Septembe r 3d. The tollo\\,- ill tllC I!Nt ,Jacket tints nDd tl\el'e 'I'his morning Dr. Snow ra\l(>d t1t til(' ('lOire ot DI ~trfct AttC'orn ey C'ontr;:wotth nnll had n talk w!tIt .\ ssl~tnnt Distri ct Atttol·.n ~y John ,,, U Ylln in l',.ter~ncc to nn Inn·slIg.t· drank cC'rttflrc1 milk. I I I'urs('~ ep 11 I teres t • he ~('ndlng I A\)lit~'cns~. thRt ot )1158 Pltnp~' ot Clt'yC'· \ allegrd dl~c'l sed milk to Buffilio. this b~lu,- lnnd, ",-ho Is at thl" GenE>t·nl lIospltal. She on' fit the oulg-rowtlls or ttli" ci<,'nrlet fe, ('1' \I US rot'lylllg nt the home or ~om{> ot th ~ Serious Turn in Scarlet Fever Epidemic Leads Dr. Greene to Send Broadcast Warnings Against Milk Handled by Certain Dealers. comment. HOUTf F[~[~ District Attorney Coat~worth t odny 'WRS I the home ot 'Y o H . I-till, No. 238 Elm,,'oou GERMS IN MILK con~ldel'able NOTHER M[K IT WILL BE ASKED, 1"( IS INTIMATED, BY DR. SNOW-PLACES WH ERE THE FEVER REIGNS. Goodyear Says He Is Reasonably Positive Mrs. Sicard's Death Was Due to Germs In Milk. the inspectors to be pure? -, -- =-= - I �BUFFALO DELEGATION TO TH E REPU BLICA N STAT E CON VENTION rOm . Y. BUFFAt 0 ", . . .. .;. . ·....i·s.WM· .. SfP . -m..· ·:· r.· · · · · · · · IT ' II L ...• _ ~- .. ---~ h t= '~ ~ - MfY G~lLPOLlGr INTENEMENT GAU~AO[. ~EALTH ATTORNEY CAL L~>- OFFICI ALS PREPARED I TO BROOK NO OPPOSITION M AY FIGHT IN CLOS ING BUILDINGS. DR. GREENE'S 'JRDE R AS TO ERl'2 STREET BUILDI NG. 0 1'ICE was praclicnllr spn'erl. mls5Iioner on ~l·ptf>mhf.'r HHh 10 upon the Health Depa r tment o'C'inck, at Tel'" m e n t n I " ,,0. ~.,on E lm l'treet, fOllr I Hodge t hl9 morning that W il liam C. , ag III (01' the Nelson H. Hop- r:101IIl~. n l1pgf'rl inslltfiC'lrnt ~:tnitflT'V N kl r.s esta te, wh!ch owns the big l ene co nditions, no Oru e~('npe~; OW11('I', 11<. 120 and 122 Erl~ H Orning. \\ ho I, ~Ilt·rt to appear ~t~'~~lho~se IU Nos. Mi. or. derart \I OU d ft ghl the attempt or the fleplembr .. 19th. hare t~:n tU~?dj ('om~elJ the owner to Tt·n~mpnt a t Xn, 191 Elk ~ tr('li"t, fOllr F ra nk H C ng '3C'Qlerl, Attvrnt,loy [i1mIJl~~, n JIf',!;C'ri ilumflldt'nt ~;"\n ftnrv Attor ney· GI~~~tl;, It Is sal~, informed ('on ~ltlO1~~: nWI1(' r, ~ro~f'ph )1t-)r.lhoil ga nlzati n of the Chnrlty 01'- of No. IBI Elk SII'I t. ':-Ir. ~tc- )l !lhon Is s pector:a S?CIPlY and T enement In_IRl!'to r ltE"d to ~ho\\." cal l~p w hy his blJlldment tha t'~'\)' of the Health Depal'l- Ing Rh(}\lld 1I0t h~ tnrl, before ComIn junct ion : ;' auld apply tor a COli n ~ e r Grernt' nn Sq'ltember 19t11. f rom . ~s rumlng the uepartmE"nt St reet. \ acatilg the premises Oll Erie ""0.' It ~lr Callan II k I n tentlo ~ It will ~ 0 h" to h is alleged suit brou'g ht a let e first In j unction miSSi oner In t~a n~t the H ealth Comhouse whl rh e l' as~ o f a t('ne111f'n t "acall n has been placa rd ed for Browno .} A('('o rdlng to I nspeclor 'r St reet ' I ~ H opkins bUil cllpg In Erie and do n an unsanitary condition s{"\'eraI PS not comply with the law In peNs )1 r B' were thr"" lr t. tl : ~ . 10Wn said there the bUlld ln~- "ee families occupyl\l Attorn ev ('nil base his 'apPll o~':~OI;VIi" It Is hellned. on the or ,ln Injunc Ion of th e ~';,';,~I';,d Jh11 \~'hlle It I" the d Uly the law Is ca rr~~l~ stohnp r to 8e-e t hAt authorltv to orde' u t' e has not th'· Callan aOdm l 1 a pare \'a('ated M r proceed a gatl~;:Wt~ the depa r tme n t' may ment b . .. f OWn{'r o r a t eneponali/ ;~ge~~ or~)6 to rollec t t he $250 for ererl' da y a!t ad do y addi ti on a l is OCCUllled, erwa r S lha t th e pl at~ This morn Ing T that nolle . nsper t o r B rOWn stn t e d tenement!'=: ea "ould be pla ced on th rE"e' show caus' r ompe ill n g the o Wl1 r r s to Greene Ine p~rol' e H ealth COlnml"" lone r buildings sho · I ~~ ea .. future why th e ir U not be "a r a l ed . The building. are: Tenement t StTeet, M1x a Nos. 171 -li5 Grn .... e. sanllary ro~~7::lIe", allegrel Insum elent ntng or No OilS, owner, Fred HorIng I. Elk St .... t. lIfr. Hurn- ! o appear horore the Com- e.1iti r W J RD h~" H~alth come to th~ .o flk~ o f the DtOpllrlment t hat gom£" of t hl' uwner~ o( tE' lwment hOll!l£"~. w hich hn q' bep n n rdt"red YU ra ll~·l by OClobl.-r 1st, havp madt.' t hE' (lrl'l1lJ'3lieJll Ih~'l 1hf')" "ouhl not c'o m]11)" \\ Il h thl' ()rtlrr or Hea ~l mh;­ ~ 1 ~f'P IH' . It WdS Intimated til Dr'. Grl't.~Jw s o llh'p thifi morning that unlr~s I th.· pl.\('t'~ w~ r ... vacHted by ()C'lo lwr 1M. as onh> I't'fl t o r the buliJings Inc.-Nl In S Udl condition u.s to with tlw law. thr3 dell:1rlment 11<1 e "lot the tenant., Ir pollee a id \' 8~ ft) UllU to UP nE!'Ces~ary. Thprt' .I r£! tWt'nlY tt'llPmt"nt house-~. whir'h hn vl-' l> 1!~n o rqpred ,'aC'RtC'd by l· flr~ r day of I1~Xt month. Rome or t <C:"j"l b uildIngs n re said to be- in a ucp lo!" blp o;;t!Hl~ I1 nd d:Jllgl"lrou5 to th IIvfs o f !lIe ll'n:l nts. )loSl of the pI8C~~ ~e t l ) bp rauntI in ll1\: Hallan colony IIIH1 t h t) 10\\ (i I' parl o f lht' city when" the J'oorpl' d;\!'t~f A liv(\, Heve-ral plaCf'R lwvl' hf'Pll fOUIl(} b y InsllPt'tO r Brown \,-h('rc rnmliIPH o f ni x: nn d SE'\"E'lI personM an.' OI'C Ul1ylllg" only onE' 0 1' two rooms. iI nil ) H t' hucltllrcl tog-pther when SlN'Ping, '1.'lw ItL". di~rnHIl(ls that en('h pet'so Hh:ll1 be l.."lvPIl t\. {'('r Utin n moullt of ; s pnt'l', whl{'h Is o ne or the worst a lureR thllo OWlll'rS of tenr-ments hu\'(' to l'O l1ll'l1(i with, A ttOI"Il(lY flllINt t(', who Is looking a Ct(>1' t hC' {(>nt'men t hou~ Wtlrk o f 1ht:' 'ho I tt r Org-f\O lzU lion Sorie ty. \\ os a 1 w(IIk "lth tll~pf't·tor Brown lnlt; Innrll- t I Ill' n m,·" or th~ nenlth D~l}nl·t­ lookIng O \·PI' ('E'r tnin reeordR, Tht? sot"il' t)' i:i working hand In hand \\ lth Inp; In mt·n l, tht., df' pnrtlllellt Ilwntf; tu Hi'£" that th~ lPn£l'- o f Buffalo nl'P c ondu('t~u oCl'ord- to In \\", " 'VI' f' X)1t'ct to !"~(" It lot of bullltln~H Ortolh't' 111 1," ~nlu ~Jr.: Gil1•. 1 tt· til an Nnqllln\T l't'POl't('I'. \\ (\ nr£' ,",t.tltn~ afll"r l hNH' l) l a(,,~H In tint" !';hn p c nOw Hne! pr('l\l'nl ('o ndiltons Oll'e s.lt lstill! \';tf':II{'lt 11)· J"n('IOI'Y." • �~ iEP 1 719£14- - T h e "ce rtified" Milk, formed w1thber As to the c haracter of the certlned , farm of m ilk fro m ' the Briggs ta.rm, some exp lana.Uon Is needed. Prior to 2'¥.! years where the produced. and thing In sood Condition. • On my I arrival at athe ollee t ALL morning nnd that casehealth ot Bcarlet ..... bas been reported. from No 27S TryO "II' (Seibert's O"'Q bouse) and ~m tDform~P= he bas rem ovl"d his dairy (0 the Rlnr t 1eaylng all bottles. cans, etc., at Tryon ~, -1 0 P h ys Ic Ians ago fI \·e prom I nen t B Uu.R decided to Introduce ce rtified milk in this City. the Idea being borrowed from Dr. C oit ot Newar]<, N. J. These phys lc lans were Dr. Charles G. Sto~ ton, and re tusint; to deliver mUk on Saturdal.~I!, Dr. Delancey Rochester, Dr. Henry R. my visit to his place ot business. er Hopkins, Dr. Ir\'lng M. Snow a nd Dr. A f t e r e ig h teen Days. RoST. s uperintendent of the Genera l A . to the Briggs certified milk cas.s Hospital. Dr. Snow has made 'this exno Investigation ..... a s ordered untl l & pplanation as to the plan and Its abantem ber 10th. o r eighteen <lays a!ter the donment 2%: :rears a go: firs t case at scarlet l ever 'n'M reported We aimed to mnke a thorough bacte rlologo n thA Boyce route. September 10th fell Icnl oxamlnatJon at the milk. to which 1\'e o n 0. Saturd a y, a nd Dr. Mau made his affixed our C'crtlftcnte, nnd we did so to r n I J time, t he milk coming In pa rt trom the Brigl!;s nvestl gatton the following Monda farm .... It was no t long betore Dr. Herbert M. Two days later, o n ~'ednesday, SePte;~ Hill, ilie city chemist, reported to us th at ber 14th,_ he flIed the to llowlng report'. the mil k fmb mltted to him was In poor conBoyco &: Son Are licensed dealers at No 928 di tion an d not up to tbe proper etandard. " ' ben we got tbat report we no tified the dealMain street. Find tbat all milk Is bottled er " ' ho wns hnndllng the mil k not to lise our Brlggs's tarm, Elma. and Shipped lO Bu rrll~t certification 1\·tth tt ::my longer and our rom· 1 requested Mr. Boyce to discontinue the mlttee rt'tlred t rom tbe field. sale o! t be mflk unUI such time as this de. pn rtm(lnt cou ld Investigate the reports I.nd Sinet' then there has been no certified mil k gold In Dutfalo; by that 1 mean no mil k notlty him that It \Vas safe to resume sale whleb hu been properly certified. ot same. Mr. Boyce agreed to do so 'Ve retired tram the certification buslneB8 Vla!ted the Briggs tarm at Elma and 2'~ years aRO, ou r last physical exa mlnntlon found the Briggs bouse and that ot hired 8S to the surroundlnf:'s ot stablc5 being made mlln, SUgman. both placa rded v.-Itb scarlet by Dr. Jobn Wende and the chemical analysiS, tever 6lgnn. The Brlgg:s house Is about 500 Ho w System works. A new view on th e question ot ~'here as I havo said, by Dr. Hili. tee~ trom the mflkroom Bnd the house In lle8 the responsibil ity for the epidemiC The derk In c harge. of the register ts Slnce the retirement of the fi ve p hywhich tbe hired map. Stlgman, Jives la sepa. • ed to look it o yer carefully da lly, rated from the mtlkroom by a "'oodshed about ot scarlet tever now preyalent i~l B uf- s uppo · the cer tification of the mllk twenty tet:!t ""ide. Mr. Stlgman torme rlyattend_ fnlo and v ic inity is set forth In 11. letter a nd it it appea rs that several cases 0 f siclan~, from the B riggs farm has been done ed tbo ca ttle and ca red to r the milk. but :\Ir written to The Express by Dr. Henry R. co nta.gious disease a re c harged up to by Dr. A. H. Briggs or Buffalo, an Briggs tells me that as Soon as the house was placarded, he hi red a man from hll HOjlkins yeste rd a y. The tnft!:rences a ny mi lk ro ute ~·tthin a s hort period, ther p hysician of high r epute, who I" brother'S to nttend to tb at ,,-ork d t 511 o d rtrwn by the docto r are so s"'eeplng t he mllk supply at t hnt particular deal- Burgeon o f the 65th Regtment. Dr. mo n at othe r ,,'ork. All bottle:n c:n~ etlthat the public, already a roused by the e r Is regarded as a posstble so urce of B riggs Is R. brother of eo? ge D. Briggs are clean~d with steam. . ' , ., Atter I had made my Inspectton. Mr. Brlgge unusual vIol e nc e and rapid spread of t he co m muntca tton of the d isease, and I a nd an unc le t o Cha rles M. BrIggs, In vol unt a rily decided to dlscontlnue the sale the dtsease a pparently through certain [). special Inspection of his p lnnt s sUP- w hose name t he tarm a nd Its dairy of the milk untIl such time as c\'ery vesttce sources of' milk s upply, Is enti tled to posed to be o rdered and he is reoqulred are conducted. a! the dlMease had disappea red and the prem. Ises are tboroughly fumigated and dlsintetled know ail the tacts oblainable concerning to suspend the sale of milk pendi ng t he Dr, Briggs's Certification, Called at Boyce's 8tore tbis morning and the origin and progress of the e pi- Inopec tlon. A t le ast t hat, In gene ral, is nndthethot Mr. Boyce bas retu rned all milk As t o his certification or t he m JIk, D r. to tarm. demic, wha.t has been done to c heck it, the os tensible working of the systen1. or what has bee n left undone, a nd what The present e pidemiC In Buffalo see ms Briggs Is quoted as sayi ng It hat his exCo mmIssioner Greene stated to the reprotection ts al'forded by the present I to haye b roken out a bout the middle o r amlnatlon went only to the sani tary po rte r th d t Uf . h enry R HopkIns, who syste.nl ot inspec t ion and health regu- August a nd the mtIk register shows tbnt condition of the su rroundings ot the examined this revort at the health otlations to the lives and heal th of milk a large proportion of t he violent cases of cows; that the co ws h a '·e been ot. the fice, e xpressed dissatisfaction with it, consumers. scarlet feyer a re c harged up to two registered stock and have been ted a nd s o Dr. Greene o rd e red a t urther In- l Dr. Hopkins'S letteI: Is as folluw.: m ilk rou tes. One o r t hese Is kno~'n as a selected food and given the best of spectton the next day. On Septem ber "certified milk" route. It Is the route ca.re; thn t the best at care has been e x- 14 th Dr. )l BY submitted t h e fo llowing Edltor Butralo Express:-Your s uggestion l ot c. 'T'. Bo"ce of 'lain and Allen I ed I t h till tl • th Ilk that notwlths tauding the comforting assurance 'v J . I .\ erc s n e s er za o n 01. ~ n1 supple mental repo r t of his second trip that danger trom turther spread of scarlet I s treets. These are the cases c harge d bottles. D r. Briggs is further q uoted: to Elma on September 13th : tever from tbe use ., Briggs's ceni!1ed mtlk. is u p In the book to his route durin g the 1\1y last examination WQS made In :\lay or F B . H past, "tbe question of responslblht.y for tb,~ th r ee ~'eel{s, f rom A ugu~t 24th to Se p- June last, but, kuowlng the con dlttons at ever a t rIggs ouse , neglect at proper precautions remains open d t t h I I h b d he It a Cbarles StlgmAn and a boy were mil king eeems to me most timely. tember 14th, inclusive, the a e , name 0 }n e re:~:men dl~;e theev~flk ~s :~;8 an~ b~;~ cows at the Briggs tarm. Mr. Stlgman 68Y8 Tbe undersigned would observe that it does famH y a nd address being g h·en: used it In m}r own bome. I never made a his daugbter Edna was ta ken sick & week or not seem to him to be just In good taste for N 8-1 Elli tt tr t ebemiC' al Analysis ot tbe milk. As it general 5 0 ago and thAt Dr. Armstrong was called in an official like our healtb commissioner to he August :!4lb-BMcka. ~ 0.. co s pe . d Id It and pronounced It a case of scarlet fever an d basty In otrerlng criticism upon the official August 27th-Sa.tterfield, No. 7Z1 'W est Ferry ~~~;~itioond~ ;0 . ~ n n~ty j~d:m~~t ~~s:xa~rn~= that Mr. BrIggs ord ered him to stay aWAy trom ..... 11 R ble I I I I th mtl k • II m d the cows and mtlk. He sa ys he thinks tb3.t conduct of another. as an evening paper re- street. ports. To be s ure, there Is In this Lad atralr August :!9lh-Cunnlngbam, .... 0. 0 ~~1iy ,orCOo~~ y~:v: de t:Cted the v~~esence a o~ sign was put on the bouse about 1I\'e days Ad 1 ~ 2."- X th tree t scorlet tever germs. even admitting that the ago. I tben asked him why he 1\'as mUklnK likely to be odium enough and to spare, but avenue. tbere moy still be some fttness In the old saySePt(lm~er Ch~~'ln °Ko a ®oor Del~w8r.Q milk contained them, of wblch there Is. as tod ay O'lnd be replied that they were not sell. S('ptem er - - . • ~ . ' yet, DO proot. in g Rny milk and Mr. Briggs had ordered him I• •• Tbose who live In glas8 bouses sbould not tblr~wOU·ltdonllekBe· to take tbe re.ponslblltt..· of SUI- a\i~pUt;'mber 14tb-~urphy, Xo. :!3S Elm \\'ood R e tu rning to the records at the to do the milking again. StI~an flaY8 only .. J one child has been sick. Could not get any iQ· geellng tha.t th e man primarily responsible a~:enput~'mber 14tb-Price, No. 33G East st reet. health rlepa rtment, the one ot her route tormatton trom the boy that was helping SUgtor the Briggs epidemic at scarlet fever Is ODe to which an unusua l numbe r of cases man. Erastus C, Knight. most unfortunately Mayo r It ,,"as sta ted a t the health c1epartMr. George D. Briggs ",ays his son ,,'U taken of Buttalo, in that some time since, In t be tace ment that this last case on the li8t was at fi:Carle t fever is charge d Is that or lit about tbree weeks ago and was attended of almost unanimous protessional convIc tion h B t t1 ough ~'I1li am . Seibe rt of No. 275 Tryon by Dr. Armstrong nbout a week. "'hen Dr. A. and against vehement popular protest, be made charged up to the 10)Te raUl e j1r 1 pl a ce. The milk register shows ten H. Briggs of Buffalo "was (' ailed In Bnd pro. an appointment ot health com missioner for a misreport, it .av ng d eve o pel s ncl' nounced It a C' ase ot .scarlet fever. Dr. A. H poltUcal reasons only, an d thereby and then the o rlgtnal report on the Price family's cas es o n his route tn the 30 days from Briggs Is stil i In attendance on the patient. denied. and munlclpalit degraded the most imThrough the cou rtesy of Dr. A. H. Briggs, I ebauched, ..· trom tbe source a f m Ilk su pply was made that August 15th to September 14th, Inportant offIce In tbe , was pe rmitted Interview tbe Sundny, patient, Cba rles hlgb level ot a. non-partisan, scientific admln- the tami Iy go t It s m Ilk f r 0 m He n ry R . clusb:e, as follows: Briggs. an d heto says that on August i!tratioD., to Its present lel"'el of a political, tn· T d t t who August 16th-\VlIllamson. No. 171 Garner 28th, he was not feeling .... ell. but went to utt o r No. 751 onawan a s ree , a\enue. Lancaster tor a drive, and on hla return at competent, Inefficient maladministration. Tbe milk register (an invaluable means of Iso has hand led some so- called "certlAugust 17tb-Van Arsdale, No.4 Soldiers' night says his mother. e.lster and brothe r discovering and ..... hen 1n the right hands ot ed " mil k, so t he de partment ha~ since plilce. ....ere com plaining ot feeling badly an d having prevenung Infections) v.as Invented and put In p t t th Hutt Augu st 31 st-Huh~r, No. lS Guernsey street. ~ore throat. He continued ahout his buslncas e Augu st :U st- Zal"' ltz. Ko. 204 Bird G\enu e. as supe rintendent ot telephone com pany unsuccesstul opera.tlon by the immediate prcde- charged up the r ce case 0 ceS80r of our present hea.ltb co mmissioner. route. This Is the only case ot co nSf'p tC' mber tilb--Gann . Xo. 320 Bird a,·enU8. til Tueedny, August 3Ot b, when h(' went to Thla milk Teglster Indicated on August Ntb tagious dIsease charged up to thIs rou te Sf'p tcmbe r 6th-\Yhlte. No. ZH Hoyt street. East Aurora, and while there consulted Dr. that the Briggs cer tl ned milk. had t he infec- s ll'lc e last April whic h fact may posHeptembe r 8th-Jacobs, ~o. 86 Grote street. Berry, wbo ga ve him a ga rgle tor his throat tiOD of sca rlet fever. A competent officer , Scpte-mber 8th- Froe lich, ~o . 281 H on street. and ad\' i8ed him to go bome an d go to bed. would bavo been In telephonic communication slbly be explained by his statement tha.t September 8th-Doran, No. ~o Hoyt street. ~a '.s h- returned home to Elma on the noon with the Briggs fa rm ,\\'Itbin an hour. the tacts he hand led only abo ut twelve to ~f' p t('mbf' r 14th -~eibe rt (the dealer 's own train nnd the last he remembe rs Is getting of the many case!J of scarlet feve~ in the eightee n bo ttles o f "certified" m ilk tamlly ). No. :!j5 Tryon place. out o! a ca.rrlage Ilt his door. His fother then Briggs !amily a.nd In tbe family of the helper, . Sixteen Days' Delay. CA lled In Dr. Armstrong, wbo treated him tor Stlgman, would ba \'e been ascertained, the sale daill', supplying a ll hiS other customers, . a fe w days when Dr. A. H. Briggs at Butralo, 'Of Briggs's Infected milk would have been numbering, he says, about 1,000. wi th From Hea lth Co m!!llw,suu:r G reene's Y., was' called In, an d has been in attendstopped six day s betore Mrs. Sicard drank the another kind of. milk. Since t he deve-l- state ment an d th "'ecords a ppears ance since. tatal portion at that mllk. and nine days behi t h lh t I I I I tl t h O r . Armstrong at Elma, N. Y., saY8 be was tore most of the otber untortunates drank to opment of the one case o n s rou e e a no spec a nyes t ga on as 0 t e called to attend Cbn.rles Briggs an d treated the production of this severe and dangerous has not been handling any certified posslblllty of the m tlk su pply being the' him for a few days, ""hen Dr. Briggs was cause at t he n umerous c ases ot scarlet ca lled in and he bad nothing to do ...·Ith tbe sick.ness with sca rlet fever. The ctrlclal rec· mil k. , C' d case ~Ince Dr. Driggs waf:! ca lled. Dr. Armorda of tbls C88e tndlcate that BulTalo has &. large share at the responsibility of the Briggs Fever o utSIde lty. f€ver a long the Seibert route was rna e strong n180 says he ,,'ns called by George D. epidemic ot 8carlet tever. H. R HOPKINS. The m ilk register, being a ci ty record, untn August 31st, or s ixteen days a fter Briggs (tatht'r of Cha rles) to see Edna StlgNo. -433 Franklin s treet, Sept. 16th. doesn't report cases o utside of the c ity, the first recent case was repor ted o n mon on September 4th and ma de the dlngnOide Mea ns of Detec t ion. A of flcarle t feve r that nl~ht. and thnt he tben but the re are said to be a t least tour that ro ute, the ''VilUamson case o n u - ad "fsed StigmDn to hnve nothing to do with A r e porter for .1'he Express went to o ther cases of scarlet tever, tn th p town gu~ t 16th. cows or mtlk, nnd as fa r 8S he knows be has he office or the health department a nd Qf Elma, that s hould be c harged up to Two cases hav ing occu rred on that (ollowed his advice. He says he no tified tbe r. McPherson) as soon 85 t;ought intormatlon f rom the records. c e r tified milk, though not to the date Dr. May, the department , s m Ilk health possi ble.physlclon No otber(D('ases ot scarlet rever In the The law requires that a ll c ases of co n- Boyce route. In this c onnection tt ,Inspector, was sent out to the Seibert "lIlage to bls kno,,·ledge. taglo us disea ses shall be reported to shou ld be explained that the certified plant to ma ke an Investigation. He I walked througb the village and saw DO th e health au tho rities as soon as they mil k, which means mil k that has been made a. brief report to the effect that ~~~iiO~:dn!!llno~;c~~~eotrt(~voe: c~~~~Pi ~::rnt":,r come to the knowl edge o f the attending certified to by a physician a s free f rom he had visited the Seibert p lant and any otber cases In the neigbborbood by Dlakphysic ians, or immediately thereafter. intection, came from t he farm of Geo rge a.lso the tarm of Se ibe l·t's father on the lng InqUiries ot di trerent pardes I met during These reports are placed o n file in th e D. B riggs, tn E lma, of w hich his 80 n , Rtver road, wh~n c e Seibert der ived his my ctay in the "ilIage. hea.lth department. The department Charles 1\1. B riggs, Is t he ostensible m tlk, and that both olaces we re found Commissioner G reene was asked w hy lti thus a fforded whnt may be term ed owner, though he Is employed dailY a s in sanitary cond itiora and that t here was he had not orde red a n ln vestl.;atlon ot a bird's-eye v iew ot the cit y as to COn- superIntende nt tor the telephone COID- no scarlet fever In the neighbo rhood o f. I the Seibert and Boyce mtlk rputes when tagious·dlsease conditions. e nabling it pa ny In that town. Both Boyce a nd the Seibert far m. the firs t cases on t hese routes were re: to observe r eadtly a ny signs at a com -, Hutt got t heir ce rtified milk trom that Dr. ~"illard, the sanitary inspector, ported to the depa rtmenteplled. lng e pIdemic . farm. The four a dditIonal cases are vis ited the houses ot the two at.r:ected C o mmissioner Gre ene t-d . As milk Is one of the most prollftc three In t he Briggs family a nd one in fam Bles o n the same date, August 31st, " There a re over 400 milk deah•. " in conveyors at Intectlon, one or the t he fa mily ot a man named Stlgman, and reported In a tew notatio ns o n the Buffalo, Rn d there Is n eyer -a time when a.gencles with ,,,hteh the B utralo health who was employed as a m tlkel' at the face of t he atte nding physicians' orig- there isn't some case on t he routes of e partment Is eq uipped tor t he detec- Briggs stables, a nd who lives close to inal reports that scarlet fev e r f' xlsted some ot them. One of my men watehe-s tlon of the spread of disease through the Briggs home. A report says that t here; tha t "there was no cause tor the m ilk registe r carefully every day, that source Is a record known to the there are two cases of sca rlet fever In compla.1nt; t hat the head of the famlty and all new cases are entered tn it from depa.rtment a s the m ilk register. Thts Stlgman's tamUy. but a report ot the was notified to stay home and use every da y to dny. If we find t hat the number record Is kept in a b tg book. One o r Bu ffalo hea lth de partment's inspec tor precaution to prevent a spread ot t he ot cases on anyone man's route are more pages are set aside tor each milk spea ks at only one. , d isease." c lose together, sa y tou r or fh'e of them dealer or distributer In t he c ity. Each A lso In con n ection w ith the certified Still the Milk was sold. within a rew days, we consider there page Is ruled Into three divisions. One mtlk list s hould be men tioned t he deat h The sale ot Se.lbert milk continued. 19 r e ason to be suspicious t hen that the dIvlston Is for ty p hoid-fever cases, a n- of ~frs. Josephine Goodyea r Sicard of Two new cases on that route ' ...·el·e re- milk deHvered on that route may be other for scarlet-fever cn.ses and th~ 1'0. 340 E lmwood aven ue, wife at George po rted, the Gann case, on Septe mber 3d, t he means of comm unicating the dlstbird tor diphtheria cases. Every case ~f. Stcard a nd daughter ot F rank H. and the ,Vhhe case, on September 6th, ease. Then we order the sale of milk or infec tio us disease reported by phy- GooQrenl'. She was a c ustomer o f but it was not u ntil after thrcp more suspended and make a. thorough InvJ8-~ sidans to the health depar tment is in- Boyce a nd a cons umer of t he BriggS cases had been reported on th e Seibe r t ttgaUon o f the plant and all the co.'lYestl ga ted, 01' supposed to be, by one of c ertified milk. She was taken III o n route, a ll in one day, Septe mbe r 8th, dltlons a bout H. the d.cpa rtmen t's inspec tors. Among the September 4th and died on Se ptember tha t t he department decided that a fu r" It Is a matter at judgment bow ma.ny fac ts he Is e-xpected to gather concern· 7th. On account of t he unusual vto lence ther Investigation was necessary. In- cases m ust occ ur o n an yone route being ench ca~e Is the source ot t he m ilk of this case, it was no t at first diagnosed specto r l\'.lay again vIsited the Setbert tore t ha.t route may be regarded as sus~upply of the famtl)T In whOSE" houst, by her a ttendtng p hysician, Dr. John daIry a nd t he Seibert farm on Se pte m - pic ious. D r. Hopkins, WhsOay;O~:~ th e case occ urs. WhE'nthe in5pector re- Pa.rmente r, nor by the consulting physi- ber 10th a nd made the followtng fE-por t arou nd the office frequently, porta thn t a nd his other Information c lans, Dr. Roswell Park and Dr. Charles to t he department o n Septembe,' 12th: a single case o n a ny route ~~ .~~~~~~ back to th e depa rt ment, a clerk w ho Ca ry. B ut it Is no-trr agreed b y the~e Ib h t k batt! f m a.nd s hould cause the mUk t" ,o cases has charge o r th e mtlk register ma kes three physicians of h igh repu te that, W~~la~~o~el~Sn ~~rn~r o~vens~~~erore E': e ~~,..,. into, a nd that If there a.re d a n e n tr)' In t h a t book, charging th e CR.se l\frs. S ica rd d ied ot streptococcus in- the sign (the scarlet fe \'e r placa.rd). Have on a ny route, that is verY baurc' e of Into the route ot the p ar t ic ular milk fec tton," h ich hab ltuaJ1y a ccompanies Ins tructed him to steriUze all bottles before '. If milk was the only sO J I deItverlng to a oyanhouse. Gal"'ehim hi m dleln some- .fectton, I ahould agree -th Dr• Hop en e- r \\' h 0 SUPfI II es lh e f a m II y. Rear Ie t ! e ver, tablets ot them blt'hlorlde d started 'W' toc tt ng bottle.. Tried to see this man '8 cblld tbat was reported J11 to me. but 'W as tn .. ·.~... JS'''H':;;; ;Ji -~-- ~ARLET FEVER RAGIN~. tlr. Henry R. Hopkins puts whole Blame on City s Health Department- Epidemic traced to the Use of contaminated Mil k. REPLY OF COMMISSIONER GREENE the ll.,\\- I lr I T. �P 1 7 1 04 1,1 DR. HOI'h.. I ' ). n Favol'1 yearly Ta:<. .. 11m of thp nrlnlon. a!' 1 eXJ"lre~ed It n:" months aro In an Int t\1e"~. that ~Vf'r)' man who Mnd!' milk to ButralO ,honld bf' roqulrrd to ray 1I0.a )'ear, the ~ UIN to pay tn!lpector5 to ,-t_tt tht (I1rm~ ."ht"re ,ur h milk Is produetd everr ,.,-tt·k and Ttport the condition ot thfl! berets and (arms to the tit pa.rtm,.nt of ht llh of the cIty of Butrollo. In lhl!' mann~r ('Io~c watch ("ould be ktS't upon the (ann' whf're mtlk I~ produced and an)' dl! Slit be at once mont"y (I) d\O(o•• rtd and tb. milk 8uppl)' sup· a.a twO things r that prompttd me to order an tn\·esligalion. OTlf l\U tbe occurrent'e of three cases ont one date. St'pltmber 8th, on that on'" routl'; lhe other was Intormation brought to me b)' a Mrs. Crane. who The good dOCtor ~ays ~tJmethin2' in tn ... aho\,('. 1t I~ ~trong and ylgorous. ~tl'· it lonk~ rouh. To C'hargt:: ~lnyor Knlchl. a munldpnl pntrlot, WIth mtxin~ pt)lIlk~ In lhr mortar Ot the health (lt11('t 1:- h:trrlly horne out by fncls. It I~ nnt n('('('s~:try to gO back into lh e ),[ny or's political ht~tory to clif:.prove tht' ~tntC'ment of Dr. H opl<ln5. for we hnve nn L1("1(1(,l1t or immellint('ly recent ',iatE' to place' in CSlrlf'IlCP, SOlnt" enthu~In~tt(" p rhap~, but err ttc fri£"nd nf the )[8;),01' ~. ('lOS to hav(' pl :H~e,l hl~ name h('to"p 0. confl'r'~I1e'(' of ( dell leadc·rs at th~'" Hcpub1it':t!1 rnn"f'nUon a~ n candi,. dHlP rllr Lieutrnnnt GO\"t."rnor .\5 500n a~ th~ n{W~ or lhn.l prO( f'~(ling had hI en ~~:lTl'lt·tl til the' )[ay or at the door of the lormtrl,. lh·td In Elma. but now lives In Buffalo, thnt thtre was scarlet lever In thO Brlggl family, at Elma, the source of Boyce'. lupply. -In my Judgment. there wae no speria l res on tor Investigation ot the Boyc(' route up to that Orne, as there hl\d befn ool)' three cn.ees report ed on that route up to thal time, and nothing had been heard of the cue on the Hutt rou te (the other certlfted milk route) up to tMt time. as the one Hutt case \\11 not reported unrlt September lDth. The- tbree other case~, BrJckn. Satter· neld and t'unnltl/rbam, had been re· leveral dB)'! apart, which Is not porl~ an unUlllual In terval. 8S I ha,\'e shown )'00. "Our eu.~tom." con tinued Dr. Greene. making snr more than the regulnr Im·tstlgatlon by the sanitary om· r t r or t\'ery case of contagious disease repOi ted-tor cyery case Is 80 Investics, ttd-untll R. serte! ot cnses has de4n-IOPffl on one route \\ Itbin a ~hort C'on(f'ren("r room an i •· ot not time, I. not orIgInal with the present 1 ~ wh,n the milk· register), was put Into use In this deport- Record in the past. The (~mmls!'!loner here picked out. at random, some instanc('1t, One ot them W I) of tbrte r8!;(I'S ot !;C'Qrlet fever on tht Orchard Palk dalr)· route, dated fttil' Iy Xovember 9, 13 and 17, 1 Anoth er wa~ of eight CRses ot Iphtb.rla on the Orohard Park dairy In thO! !'arne month from th e 19th to the 30th. Dr. Greene said there waf:: IOU" DO tt'COrd .In the department that any ~ Iftl Imestlgntlon WRA ordered and , MI. of milk 'topped On those t . on thnt RCCOUnt. Another Ine he pointed out was ot three fl. of scarlet te"er, two on Febru!1"t and one on Februar)' 2i', 1901. the rOUte or the Orchard Park and ' .ttl AO(k farm, He said there I no rt'('n!"d or the 8toppage ot the ~;.t milk on nc('ount ot [hat series, .' )m be Ry!' nr. HOJlkins made tbat I Ita· ol:"lp Ml . ,. 0n Rn~• one route Clhould th,. Invf!'!tig:'\ttng machinery In D'nor , Grt'ell~ paid tbat, eV£'n It hl~ 10 1 tnld hIm that It was adYI~able N. p ~-- --:._-19 ---------------_., D ~ IlC, multlpU<lt)' nt Oth"r dUties at recited Thr!l.'" in('lud{' In'·~~tltratlng ou", ~ and milk.room~ to see tha't a;; In ~3.nlt!\r:r ('ondltion. In!pec. fltant!'! o( c.1I n('w nppt1('a.nts lk c2 Ik.f"nftt! .• !l.f'Io("lng tha l mHk at tlller'tII Na ce I~ klll'Pt tn a coal and" h thpr It hn~ be~ ~klmmed I • !'t'rlng that the bott1~ ot l art not USt'fl more than ~nce a~ proJ)f'rly ('It"~n~ed thereaftE'r not nllttd from . wagons . anfi IITl1OIl'iIllrliPra.t)~ and other utcn~l1!i U~ed in I ::-e and "'"k In groc.rle. are kept th !Ii t(>t: !teeing thnt grocerlp~ ~ I'<qulred dl'plAY card In thel~ t'ln, Ih p nam~ or t he dealers lIIt r grt t heIr ,uPl'ly: al.o of Tf' lWl a r t n !q)f't~tions at to to !'eE- tha t ("an~ a r e not - ) ~t-~'Q, 1m ,hl~ milk In!'pf'('tor Would find ~t ro~~lbl~ to ('O\·~r the ground along thfl- romml~!'itlon("r was informed 3d-I bkh' Urthrr r"lIly to the .uggestlon Ith hi h thal one LInn Bru(', of X c\\' York had b-:€'n rhos n for Rrrond placE' he became jU~ll~~ fnIU,rnnnt. iil(t"'wi8t' in~!l.nely patrIoUe', H ~" hurrl~d to Governor Od('11 onn informCLl him that inasmuch as he woulll hn\'(' to l'c~·:]~n n::: )Iayor to aC"c--'pt the I ut,'nant (;o\"('rnor~hlp, the expe-n~~ lhat would fnll upon the city in s lC<'tlng a n w :\r,sor would be so great th3.t hl' C'oUlrl not sacrifice the t:txpnyc·r!'; It) gratiry hl~ own nmhitlon. Hp. de-pr alt'i thf21 unauthorized UEe of hl~ name In that C'onnf'ction. Of COUI'~ (\ th£' qurnion of ('xpf"ng(, in the electingof a new :,\Yayor dU n·..,t occur tf' His Honor until 3,!tpr the- ll('kel at Saralo~a had heen cotl1plt.'t('\I, hut whE'n it did occur to him, hr r{)l~d bl th -, front with n patrlo[l~m and n civ ic pride that ch~n~p(l ::;1111on St~lbf'I't'S Inugh to a ·whist! and \\Tnu~h t ha ,·oc otht!Twl:::c. In view of lboSl"' C"ir('umFttl nees we are nfrald that Dr. Hopkins will han!' a hard timt"" proving that :\l,tyor l~night h:l.s l'vcn lhf)u~hl of l"lolltlcs tn his mtnlstration of thr city affairs. rtgfmt. Look at the register here and will ~ee cut's <luite close together In pre\'lous years, even as ra.r • nll ... t [lJJ 'ttrJmr-1ng, Holt \\ th tf'UIf)Dl to lay J.,llclnJ;" fh"'" r~Jlon Ihl! t)· for thf" flrt' nt rl fev r Jilrlt~mj('.. nr. Hopkl~ivc, u~u~tli).· C'll m llo.1 HOlt m'·nt today m 1)· b lInnrof an,1 ltn'1()ublPfll~· • hut It Ilk \\ rt·frt bing. It is unpro[t ~r.;tunal In [hat doctors ar nflt RUPP ~ d t 111 ke ,1IreC't ftntC·TH.~nt~ on nny F:'"h'en rrol ilIon. Tv be prorrf':-:ional he ~holll.l have otr,-red ~ :nt'> thl ordicnl qu tons and then dEcJar. d [bat lr the ron('lu~1ons rUl no! ("orne to l)a~~ somt thing el ... e W\)Ulel. lIJ~ arl! Ie is refre~hlng in that hp ~I~e~ a. mnrk anu £:"t r~ dlrettt to It, For Instance, thp If nrl1e,l :\I. D. in hl~ It'uer to th~ Exprt~!i BUY=-- . h("f'. wnrrant ~u plelon. I fltarted Dr. May a t tfr the eJbt'rt roUlt' 88 800n as twO CUt"l had occurred on his route In B. ~In­ ...J~ day. Augu!1l 3111. As to tbe Boyce were s . s t, b plC'on r' \\ h 1 thf" r 1. ~Itrl' '\( ,1.' Ur ur Buffalo, III that .. nml' ttn1l' in Ow (n,'/' IJ( nhnnst IIU:IUlruuu,.; pril. "· ...... '(lnlll f'ilD\"'tIIlU 811" 11I:ultht \t'lll'nH'Jlt l~()pular p,rllll''''t. h(, m:1tt,. au nPJll1fOlntPllt lit iff'alth (Ortllllj:,...;loo'r r'lr polltlctll I"t':l n <?nly. :tnl1 thl'r(·II~' :10,1 [beD 111'''lIll('h(>!I:' t~.~ tiled anfl d{·:::rulit'rt tilt' Illf' .. t hUIIUI"t8t1t. of tic'"(> In rh~ mnnld l Jltllry trow th ... hlc!l If"\-"I t nOli f'nrtf~tlD_. scl£'nfltlc 1ulmlnt:-trntiuo to t:-. pr(,:-.pnl If" el or ., ~"llhinll In!:oDl t ' tPnt. Inetlkl('nt mnladllllnbtratlon'. P 800n .11 we d(f'med therr WO!ll ~omelhjng to routt. there 1-0l.11 If .:. ll! tnt 11,1f' Hrl;:~~. t'I'I~lpfilll ut ~w.1.rJet (!'n r IF; OD~ l-.r:1l'otur. ( h.llh.:ht. Inn~1 110(01'111 "The Inn'sUgatlonfi of th E' Seibert and ~n 0' de. PrOdur rs In un clean co n. 1 t..c.-- Cnmml:o.slOnl!r of H ealth. intilgnantiy reptllitatt.'.., the U:'sertion that the alleged scarlet fe"er epidcmic I~ due to lax It) nr l1~gligcnce 10 his department. Certainly, his would seem t o refute lIIIILX INSPEC7l'ION. Within the put lew month. 6 EENE ANSWERS HOPKINS ter e ~enU tn this country bce-n trsc:'ed to '·In. peC'Uon doesn 't InepeC't:" The Ylce at log mf't"('ly nominal eXBm'nattons In t)· t!': . SAYS IT'S DUE TO ROPKtXS v ....\.s SOrGnT TO SPITE orlUt's denllnft with th t!Rtt'rfll: and "'(('urslon 8tpomer8. The evil hn" w ide beartnge:, and the lIIubjPC't nll~· eornes before tho peopl. of Buffal n~ctlon energy. AL"\\',\Y r equIred. In n. matter so Impo Ttant as seeIng that th e population ot But· t a l o shall have a milk supply tree trom even the suspicIon ot ta int, duty amount. to nothIng less than p erpetual vIgilance. The milk Inspection which Is not absolutel)' t horough I• n o Inspection at all, A s In g le In· stance o f laxness or Jncompetence may re.ult In tIIness o r d eath, and It ca.relessness becomes a ha bit. the resulting peril to the public health 10 one to whIch It Is ImpossIble to nsslgn a limit. The milk to which so many severe the Commls. sioner ot Health. this morning made reply to tbe attack made Ullon hIm by Dr. Henry R. Hopkins In reference to the ecarl('t fe-yer -cases. Dr. Greene Is n ot quite 3!11 bitter In his language as was Dr. HOJlklns, but he is equally outspoken. He lays Dr. Hopkin@' attack to the door ot personal spite more than to profe~!lonal zeal and Jt will be in- I i teresting, no doubt, to hea r what Dr. HopkIns has 10 oay about that. I Here Is the sIgned stat~ment whIch Dr. Greene tht s morning gave th e reporters: Hlnesses are attri buted was "As to the INt~r frnm Dr. Dcnry R. Hop. klns In the (la(ll'r~ today. I 1.1 0 unt wish to und('rstood tiS l~ntlrlDg tt, hy tluy m('flDS; but I 11m not. nt present. pr('pan'd to 61\~ what C'ourf;(, I Fhnll purslle llnd shall not b'... I prE'.I'nrpcl until nftl'r roo8ultatiOn with tUr nd.\I!l('T~. IpJotnl nnd otlll'rwlst>. 'But r dn think It Importunt thnt tbe pu\). lie ~ho\lld know thl' animus ot this mao "Dr. Hopkins was nnd Is a violent par. tlMD of tbe tormer HeAlth CommbJ:olon('r ot tbe ('tty saw fit to appOint m(' to this otl\('e, Dr. Hopkins sepm- ell tn 1('(\1 thAt 1\e bad been personally ug· gri<,'t'l'd nnd protE'!lslo08I1y outrn £~d nod h88 e"fef I"lnct.' dlrl!Netl bls mnlevuil'ut tepUog ngnlnst OHIo. He hAS, nt all times. gllll'(, I t("tok of1\("f", son.s:ht t('l E'mharro$s me ond On(l OPPOllUDlt~· fOl' sttAcklng me< anri bls spirit baf' had Olu('h D101'e tlle ftppPQl'nore ot petty per~f'("utlnn thaD ot prote!!:st(Jnal zE'al. "Dr. Itopklns 18 In danger of dpgenprntiog intn 8 C('lmm(ln 8('()hl. It will hI! ohsen'pd thRt hi! If'ttE'r dOf"tII nnt cl"utnln nns !=tntl" ruent ot taNS It'Adlog to n conclusion tlj:!"!lln<lt 01(-"-8\1("1\ as a pfn res~lnna' mnn woulfl hl' gUPIlClS('d to cnlmly- mature- nnd clll'rtully 6et tnl't1\-but ls 01(,1'r1)· n tJrnde ot AhUSt, lllre('tNi against me ond the l1as?r who appointed ruf t ault, accurate ones must be 8ubllU- tuted, and If the trouble lies In the Indifference and laziness o t n i n llJpec· t ors there shnu ld b~ " prom pt . ttt· tenlng ot the backb ne vt d IscIpline. "Thl! puhllC' will prohnbl;r not allow tits opln1on to Iw hn~f'd ('In Iluy Ul('f(> Hlngs ot on e"fllly·dlsposed tcllow prnl't1tionrr. "Hesp('('Uully. '''IVALT EH Hcertl· fl ed"-that Is, declared b y the In· spectors to be pure. A certificate which puts an official O. K. upon any food or liquid exposed for BRIe ought to b e conclusIve. The very tac t ot authoritative ""nctl on throwl th e buyer off his guard. It Is time to dema.nd de talled In· t ormatlon lUI to the mil k t ests now used In th Is cIty. It meth o ds a re at bc aurl wbt"n Ule )Inyor V er)' IIkel)', but occasional nnd spasmodic exertion Jso ' t what is E :tlB \..nR.,o\ S 'Va1t ~reene, In con- ",· lth th p r ecent CQ!'I:('IS of I'1<>k- n ••• Mid t o ha,'e boen caus.d bl· the sale ot In f<'<'ted milk. It 18 announced that th" local Health tment Is acting w Ith HUt-LETT E R t SSt- ED, Dr. t th~ publtc ut~ by no m('nns confined to aut h- conC'e-ms rf'"laUvc THE HEALTH COMM ISSIONER I COMES BACK WITH A STINGING REPLY FOR THE DOCTOR. "I w"uhl like to 13k,.. lh{" r('~fI"'D ,lilt r 11I~l:t''itlllC" thnt the rnnu prim· ril,· rt "l)(;l~t .. prep !ltd. Boyce milk routes were ", . E ...2..:LA~ ........._... GHCCSC, "Health Commls$1oner." Dr. Greene made this statement In r efer ence to the charge or laxlly In the De-pattmen[ ot Health In not stopping the sale or milk so Boon as the first scarlet fever case was reported: "You may examine milk bacterlolog~ Ically and chemIcally day after day without discovering In I.l what Is called the scarlet rever germ . There is nothIng In milk ·'·hlch will Indicate that there Is a. sra.. ... .. VE'r gE'rm. tor medical men ha.w:> n '"~t round any gel' m ''''hleh can claim t name. There ma.y be round the streJJtococC UB Infection, whic h generally accompanies scarlet feyer. But Slreptococcu Is lhe common pus germ" Dr Edward Clark, the asslRtant commissioner ot health. rtenJ'u radl raj da t ml!olsl('\nt"r ot health, rE'turned to work yesler,lny ortE'r an Illness that k f"pt him tn a hO!lpital for ten weeks. Dr. Clnrk waC{ :l milk Inspf'ctor when Dr. Ern e~· Wende was Comml~sloner ot Health and In fiye- yenrs Dr, Clark made but tour Invf'~tlgattons ot milk to Jearn it It '\'a~ re8pon~tbl£' for ecarlf't lever ca~es. I1e at that time vlslled Oakfield, .Alexandria. Loone )'yl1le and ODe olher place. It was stated that scarlet fever case~ nrlse from !,)ther C8U!eS than the drInking of diseased milk. ..... 1 F t-- BABY I FARM IS LOCATED IN BUFFALO One of the Poor Babies Entrusted to Mrs, Mitchell of William Street Died and an Investigation of Unlicensed Place \Vill Be ~1ade. ~rr~. J ames :\lltC'hell. an elderi}· w o· man. thou~ht thr>rt' would be no harm in supporting herself by ·'(armlng·· habif'5". '. he h:1d no oth('r menns of a. lh"f'lIhond nnf) when f:he ~a,v an a d ... Yertl ~t'mpnl In the paper to the etrc-ct thal a home wR!i wantcd (or a hnby ~he jitr3FJlf't1 at the ch:Ulce to help fla y he'%" hout'€! rNa, Th(>rc wa!-l; no trnublp for thtt w('man , fo r nt) one knpw onythms; Bbo ut It unt il a bah,. dlp,l at he .. home. ",0. 419 WI. The baby dip 1 o( c hlll(,lJ. III(antum, with a. phYEt("idn in atteJ, dnrre. Kllowln~ it to be untawful t o fd.r",·' baht~s "lthout a IlC(lIl.se the lI:tm ;tn~·el" 1 h~·.·l('lnn rfl'(usl'<i a 1~ath certificate .ind thp bA.b~" (ould IIOt I)@ bu ried ",Ith ut thp ()vers~cr ot lhC' Poor .lnri theg i' h PF'"'fl Ttm('nl kl,o\\in2 about IL J~ brout:ht ~1r~. )Ill rhel] unrt r tb ... ye pr the police. or more es peciall y ullde-r th~ f yes of ("ap taln fiegan oC th ts ~Ih l'rec.nct. Then he In vesllgated th a C'ire. ),tr:-c. )Hl("hp)l has only had thE.' tW() bsble8 at her place-the nne that dft" I an 1 011('0 sht' p.lUl hall. The moth(lr o e t he Ih'e bahy Is said to be a. • irs. )1 rt in. I~ttt~ Is known of her.. The p o · lIc~ h \ ,-e takcn no 8tep~ a~rn.st .. I !lI lteheoll and ha t"c not. t aken fr om ha-' iIl.hC bab), • be no,v hu. �BLAMES DR. BRIGGS. Commissioner G reen e's Part. the Brtgp "'"ere "Now It appears," continued the bUSiness, for it "In te's Investigating officer. '"that Dr. formed, Who wu Greene, the health officer oC Buffalo. quality or the milk. Knowing was no t aware of the e xistence or scar. things, and that the m ilk was le t Cever In Elmo. un til September 10th, solll In Buffalo, and he having been at four teen days after the first case was one time a health officer for the city diagnosed a s s uch In that ,"!IIage by he Is the man who should have notitled I Dr. Brlgg~. Dr. Greene Info rms me the c ity health department and advl ..d thnt from April 1. 1902. down to Aug ust the stoppage oC the sale ot the milk." 2 ~, 190-4, there ha '"e been no cases o( I W ill n o t report Blame. sc-u!let .f ever on the Boyce milk route, "In your report to the stat e depar t. WhICh 19 the route upon which the ~ R rlgg. certified milk was principally de- ment do you Intend to place tb. blame /J LL , livered; that on August 24th one case o ( a s you ha.ve indicated?" Dr. J ohnson 7 V T scarlet fe ver was reported a s on that was a s ked. UNo, I shall not place the bla.me a t route, o n August 27th another and or. A ugust 29t h a nother, and that those a iL I shail merely repor t the racts as I thrae cases were the o n ly o nE'S r e po:-ted I ha.ve (o und them." "Is It not YOU I' d uty to place the re. to him a~ on that ro ute down to Sep· tember 10t h , when he received his firs t sponslbili ty where you believe it lie. information that there was scarlet fe · a nd make some recommendation ~' he.n Dr. W . E. J ohnson ot W a verl),', secre· "The next day Dr. M cPherson went to vel' a t E lma. He a lso s tates that this y ou report 1" ' " I cou ld ma ke recommendations it I tary oC the s tate departmen t oC health, the Briggs and Stlgman homes and information, co upled with the knowl came to Bl.\ffalo yest e rday to Investigate quaran ti n ed both f a milies by placard- edge t hat three eases had been reported t hought It necessary, but I do not deem the scarlet.tever epidemic, supposed to inS' th eir houses. wit hin five clays on the route on which It eo," said D r. Johnson. "One deat h has occurred and se,"eral l have grown out at t h e sale at milk f rom U All of the information I have thus mil k from Elma was sold, caused him the Briggs farm dairy In the town oC Car recited," continu ed Dr. Johnso n, " I to be s uspicious that the milk might persons are se riously 111 trom scarlet Elmn, and to fix the b lame it yossibl~ received from Dr. Armstrong. I next have something to do with !.he caFes, (ever, believed to have been ca used by tor any breach ot d uty u pon tIle part of went to Lancaster and called upon D r. a nd that he forthwith ordered his milk certified milk Crom the B riggs (arm. the health officials or others ·who might McPherson.. inspector to go to Eima and Im·estl- The citizens ot Buffalo a re a roused and belie,"e that Ir the responsibility can be be responsible Cor t he unhind ered .pread Dr. McPherson's Story. gate." fixed where It belongs those responsible of the disease Crom August 27th, when It "He alleges that on September 2d a t As t o Dr. Greene's Delay. ought to be prosecuted. Is it no t you r first became known there was scarlet I , p.m. notice w as lett a t his home by "Twelve da ys elapsed between the day duty, in this situation, to make some tev:r In the Briggs '/llmilY a t Elma, Dr. Armstrong that scarlet fever ex- the last ot these three cases was report· such recommendation as that?" do"n to Septembe r Lt h, when the snle Isted In the village oC E lma , and tha t ed, Augus t 2~ th, an d the date Dr. "I shall report t he facts a s I ha.ve ot mUk from that dai ry "as stopped. the next day at ~ p.m. he visited El ma. Greene l'eCeiYld the Information that round them and leave It to the slat. Dr. Johnson was sent here by Dr. and quarantined the premises or George cn used hi m to order the InYestigation. depar tment to act as it deems neces· pan lei Lewis, state commissioner o( D. B riggs and Charles Stigman by I ·What d o you say a s to whether or not sa r y," said Dr. Johnson. healtl;1 at Albany, In ~espons e to Healt h placardi n g the same an d giVing the nee-I D r. Gree ne ought to have become susD r. B riggs' s indigna nt Reply. <;ornmlssloner Gr eene s r eq uest. by long- essary san ita ry instructions for the ob- picious beca use of the occurrence ot the An Express reporter saw Dr. A. H. distance telephone on Friday, that t he servatlon o r quarantine. He e ntered three ca.ses within fiye days' time on a ,tat e 4epartment oC health make a n the premises oC Mr. Stlgman and e"- I single m ilk route, leaying his later In- Briggs last e,""ni ng In his home, at ·!Dvestlgatlon and place the blame. am lned his daughter. eight years old forma tion ou t or the question?" Dr. Hudson street and ,Vest a venue. The Upon arrivIng In Buffalo yesterday d III d D A rrns I . dl ' Johnson was asked I reporle r told him that Dr. W. E. J ohnmorning, Dr. J ohnson went to the office acn veri teC r. It rong s a gnosls '·It was hardly C o~sistent" r e plied D son, secretary at the s tate health de· of the Buffalo b lth d t t d 0 scar e e ver. was represented to J ' ... . r. ea e par men ~n Dr, ~IcPher50n that anothe r child ot o.hllso n, 'for him to attr ibute it to the pa rtme nt, had told reporters that he Commiss ioner Greene. "ho ~Ir StIgman had preYiously ~uffered mil k whe n the cases might have been had Inyestigated the sca.rlet fever cases to have presented to him al l tTO~l an eruption wi thout r;CelYing con,~eyed through other sou rces. l\Ulk and blamed D r. Briggs for not saCe· en ~~:::t;~~~i:ahi~ok~?:~~~d~~ean:r~lV; medical attendance, and "'ithout th~ is b y no means the only communicating guarding B uftalo. D r. Briggs said: " That Isn't any way to do business. dai i 1 t d gg family knowing 0 " SU8-pecting that ~he nledium. .A. tar more co mmon medium ry s oca. e . had scarlet (eyer ~ Is the personal co ntact with an Intected I Let us see what has been done. I can say right off t hat up to ten minute. Dr. Johns on w e nt to Elma a nd Inter"D 111 Pi . d id not v isit perso n. I should say that 90 pe r c t vIewed Dr J E Armstrong -ho gave r. c lerson the r en . past 5 tonight this Dr. Johnson had the fl,r st m~di~al'attendance ~O~h scar Briggs family w ith the ~.- iew o~ ma.king 0 thle cases of scarl e t feve r are co m· not showed hlmse lt at the B riggs farm, C nu examination but so r th mun cated In that way let-fever patients In the BrigO's home ' me 0 e mem"It . in Elrnn. w h ere I w as waiting tor him. and to Edna Stt man the htear bers ot the family w ho had been 111, but appears to m e, as ~ar, as my 1n(o rg In the first place, you can see Into what old daus-hter at ~harles Stig nY were conyalescent. w e re sitting on the mation goes, that the city s health o m · a position he has pu t himself. He comes milker at tile Brig s dairy ::: ~s~ veranda and he talked with them. A cer has done e verything possible to to B uffalo ostenSibly to in\·estigate a Interviewed Dr Geo~ e \\" ~IcPhe 0 grandchild of Geo rge D. Briggs who had stam p o ut the disease a nd has used case o( mtlk contamination. He goe" o'r Lancaster, h ealth ~hysici~n forr~h~ al~o suffer~ d the dise~se a n d was con . I the best possible methods tor preventing a round some. ·sees somebody. hears tow-n ot Elma who has been blamed Yaipscing. was plaYing on the lawn I a s pread o( the disease. He acted what they sa y. e xonerates those he In· by both Dr Gr~ene and Dr J H G I m ean " h lle. I promptly upon his first InCorma tion as ten-Iews and blames the only one he did ;. deputy state commlsslone~ or the ~~:t~ "Dr. M cP.he n1:on learned that Charles ' to the existence of the disease in Elma. I not see. He hasn' t been near me, but agricultural department. M. Briggs lS the reputed owner or the 1a nd it was not until September 12th, " farm from \yhleh the milk is deliYered he informs me, tourteen days after the a lready bas tried a lld convic ted me. He owed It to hlmsel C and t he state deDr. Briggs omltted. to the c it)· of BuFfalo, and that he was I last oC the three cases, tha t th" next pa rtment to see me. I could ba"e gl\'en Dr. Johnson returned to Buffalo early one ot the Yictim~ of the disease in that cases occ urred on the same lnUk route. him some information that he sh~ul6 last evening. and, a t the office of C OP1 - family. Dr_ ::\IcPherson e:\.-amined Three cases occu rring within fi\·e days ml§§!gpe r G reene. Imparted his find ings Charles, w ho was said to haye suffered I on the same route nlight lea.d to sus- have had. It·s the hei ght oC absurnlty " I heiped to fou nd the state depart1:0 several repoTters w ho had waited the most serious attack of the disease, plelon, bu t .wou ld not necessarily war· ment at hea lth; I drew u p some ot the there to see him. He had not, up to and found him C"onyalpscln g. rant a suspicion that the cause" as the forms they use. I know something that time. Interviewed the one o ther "Dr. )'1('Ph e r~ol1 fu1"th~r stated to me n:l1k, because ot the many o th e r a gen· a bout sanitary ma tters. I should have phYsicia n who was c losely con nected that no r e p ort of th e exi~l t:> nce of scar· Cles ror the conveyance o f the disease. with the case. Dr_ A. H. Briggs or B ut- h: l fC\'er In th l=' v lll a.E:'e ot Eltna h a d bee n It In his jud gment. based on his p r e· I ll k ed to ta ke Dr. Johnson a round Elma a nd show h im w hat I know a.bout the falo. -who certified to the q uallty ot the l~ade to hi m p:-ior t o the r E"p ort he r e- yious e xperIence a nd observatton, the conditions. My office Is at No. 267 Hud· milk sold fro~ the farm of hIs brother, cei ved from D:·. .\ n n s trons on S (> p~em . circumstance of th ree cases occu rrIng George D_ Briggs, a nd w ho a lso is said b e r :d. f:O close together eeemed suspicious. it, s on street. He could easily have found It. He made no a ttempt to see me, to have been in a ttendance on the t hree "Dr, :\IcPhersnn n lso informed me wou ld hnve certa inly been his duty t o while I was on hand all afternoon walt· Brtggs pa tie nts and the Stigman girl ~l Dr. <\. H. Briggs or Buffaio is "- Innstlgate the sou rce oC the milk suping (or h im, where the pa pers reported sInce August 2ith. Dr. Johnson. how. ' 1'0 her or George D • ..t:Srlggs, an UllCle p ly. Dut the doc tor tells me nls pre. he would be-right at the Bcene vt war. ever, appare ntly deemed his in"estiga- ot Charles ~I. BrIggs, a nd an uncle, by vlous experience has s hown that se. at Elma.. tlon finished , as he ga"e OU t what seem . marriage, ot Dr_ Armstrong. I was also tl e~ ot three or four cases ha ve occurred Denies atte nding Stigman. ed to be his final conclusions in the Informed that Dr. Briggs has been cer- front time on a single route and then premises. • tltylng to the milk produced a t and no more cases would appea r on that "~O'n' tor some t a cts. I had absolute· Exonerates Co .. G s hipped Crom t he Briggs dairy at Elmo.. route ror mo nths." Iy nothing to do wi th the patient, StlgmmlSSloner reene. D'dn't t' M'lk man, connected "'Ith t he mnk concern. In brieC, Dr. Johnson wholl v cxoner- " 1 quaran me 1. Should Sale have been stopped? r neyer saw t hat patient. I d id not ates H ealth Commjs~Ione; Gree ne It (urt he r appears trom Dr. McPher"In you r judgment . Dr. Jo hnson kno'tv that they had scarlet teyer dOl\'n places a small amount or b lame u po~ son's statement that be dId not Quaran· wo uld not the occu rrence or three case~ lhere unlil about a weel, afte r the sign Dr. ~IcPh e r"on. and lays the b ulk o( the tl~e the milk of the dal~y, although he on a single route within Ih'e days ha\·e ha d been put u P. and t h e n I d iscovered ..respons ibility upon Dr. B riggs. Here Pi acarded the house an d g'axe instruc· justified the commissioner in stopping i t only because I c hanced to drive past is the inte rVIew g iven by D r. J ohnson: : ons t hat everythIng a bout the prem· the sa le ot milk on tha t route? ' there. Just e mphasize t hat: this t hing . " I began at lhe headctuarters o C the ses should be kept In good sanitary -- A h e nlth officer is j ustified i n dOing is getting to be n bsurd, almost mad...;rouble. I went to El ma and inter . condition: that the famlly must no t anything h e may deem prote<: ti\'e of the denI ng. T his man J ohnson does noth· .. viewed Dr_ J . E. Arm~trong, a phy- mingle" lth the p ublIc and adv ised all publi c health, " was the reply. lng when he g e ts here b ut the ""rong siclan o ( that town_ This is the Intor. other sa nitary precautions observed In "'Yould you say it was or was not thlng_ You can see how much ,'alue 1 mation I received from him " He was ~ c~;: or con tagious disease. his duty, in the circumstances to stop his investigation ca n be to t he state first ca lled Into th e family ·oC G e (urther said to me that he d lf\ It?" ' D. Brigg~ on August ~3d. He was Ce:l;~~ ~ot consider it necessarlr to notify the " Not unless he was s uspicious that it au thorities. I won't stand i t. "I was merely called for consultation to attend Mrs. Crane. a. daughter ot ' neal th office In Buf!alo, because," nnd was the Inil k that was causing the trou. a bout the case ot Charles Briggs u p on George D. B ri ggs. She Is s upposed to thr . JOhnso~, he re laid some stress o n b le and , upon inyestlgation, formed the the hlil. The da iry business had nothha.ve been ~ufferIng on that da te from Be reason, he bel1e\'ed that Dr. A. H. convic tion that his suspicions were well Ing to do wit h him nor with me, ~o tar ton ~nttls. That same day Charles :\l riggl!, w ho was In professional a t · toundei.l. I have known ~ome milk as scarlet·tever contagion Is concerned. Briggs, a brother of Mff:;. Crane, beca~~ ~~~dnnc e u_pon the patients at t hat time, d eal lt rs to b e ruin ed !n their business by I don' t see why I'm e xpected to do the tll, and a lso Mrs. George D Briggs th" . sa ph)isiclan ot high repute, HYing the has tv (' lc ... tng un Of their business work ot the h~alth official ot Elma. J mother of Charles 1\f. a nd' :\lrs. C;ane~ ~r:n~~ttalo and. being a former health b y h t'!llth nm c~rs. "'hlle r do no t think ould protect the ) . iU!· b ·~a lth Offi cer, not b(>ing sufficient· don't see ,,·hy I'm accused oC being They. too. were supposed to have tons 1- health o f Burtalo, morally, I( not legally-as you say h. l1tJs. or tha~ city. l y ~ U~))i l'l OU5 of the finn three cases, puts it-responsible tor this trouble i n On Augus t 24th Dr. Armstrong again PlaCing t he Blame. w o uld h a ye been warranted in stopping visited the taml1y a nd for several days Dr. Johnson was requested to state the sale ilnmedfntely afte r the ir Occ ur· I B uffalo for no t reporting to the Bur· fa lo authorities a case 1 kn e w no thing therea rter co ntinued to '.isit them. what he had concluded trom th'e Inror- renee, I do bold t ha t the rec urrence a bout. and one. in (ac t, that had de· Meanwhile. l\Irs. Briggs nnd Mrs. Crane m~Uon he had gathered. He sn.ld: or the next ~erle~ , only tourtet!n days veloped se \-eral days betore the first seemed to . be ImprOVing, while Charles D r . l\lcPherson, the health p hysIcian Inter. would naturally haye warranted appa rently grew Worse. o( the town ot Elma. was prompt in the a t least a suspension ot the sa le pend· case repor ted In B uffa lo. "On August ~8th Dr. A. H. Briggs o( performance at his duty, so tar as the lng a n Investigation. Dr. Gr ee ne, how. Says it wasn't t he Milk. Buftalo "'as called tn and he pronounced quaran tIning o r the fam lly Is con - e-.-er. Informs me that two days beiore "That iast Is a point that this Inspecall three cases scarlet (eyer. On that eerned. I know or no legal reason w hy the second series beg a n he ordered the tor s hould ha ve known. I would have date Dr. Armstrong-'g attel1danc~ he should ha"e notified t he health offi- In vestigation whl('h stopped the sale to ld him these things IC he had come ce:sed, Dr. Briggs taking his place. cer of the cit)' oC Buffalo. As a mat- both in the ci ty an d a t Elma." and seen me. as he should have. Yes, On Septembe r 1st Dr. Armstrong te r or co urtesy, it would haye been Hard on Dr. Briggs. si r, that case on Ellicott stree t. In the ;~~:;!ed thO a ttend a c hild of Cha.rles J.'~opehr fo r him to do so, but he s tates Having thus disposed at Commlc:;sloner Brlcka ta mfIy. de"eloped several days , W 0 manages the dairy of t at e expected Dr. Briggs wou ld look G . before there w as any case ou t tn Elma . ,t George D. Briggs, from which milk wa out tor that. reene s position In the case, Dr. John· the da tE'S ot reportlng the cases will s being supplied to the cit)" oC B Uf'faio "Dr. ~IcPherson performed hi. d uty son, t~ ~elng asked a SI to what he had p,peak fo r t h mf!el\'es, \\·hat does It Dr. Armstrong made a diagnOSi s 35 fo r as he went. bu t he did no t qua r. CO,?C ~ e as to Dr. Br gS's, said: n l1 !thow" "~hy. no thing more or less scarlet rever on the morning or Se. nntlne the mil k. which he should haye " Dl. Briggs, I understand, s tands than t hat scarlet (eye r developed In the tember ~d. he haylng been called ~o dOl1e_ But he Is a young phy«:Jclan I 'ery hIgh in your communtty, As a Brit'ka home. f rom some ca use or othe r r the SUgman home at midnight ot Se ~ am Informed tha t he did not k~ow ; ha t pro(esslonal man at experience a nd a than the ce rtified m ilk trom the Briggs tember 15t. On th e morn ing ot t~e ! the mllk produced at the dairy was be- forme r health officer ot the c ity, and a s tarm, and then was ca rried out to Elma S second, aft er d iagnosing th ing shipped to B urr I H did the physician In a tte ndance on the ca se. e case, h e a o. e not e x- In Elma I should say It . Id h by the conta m ination on the bottles by d rove t 0 Lancnster and reported the tend his InyestlgaUon as far a s to in. ' ;l "rOU . a.ve the firs t case In Buffalo. Then they got matter to Dr. George W . McPherson form hlmselt ot th e s ituation a s to thp, b een only p rope r (or him to notify the th e fe ver out there. That's the sltua· who la health officer ot the t 'milk Had he do h d b I . city health authorities. I do not care own or ' ne so, e ou t ess to say that It a s his 1 I d t tlon. A lot oC bosb has been stirred ElmIL would h[n·. learned that milk was bew . .cua uty 0 up." ing sold f rom there d h . Id h do so, b ut It certalnl) was his moral ,an e "au r\ \( dut V' " XO\\' see t\'hot rt'e done. T read In ~10pp~(l the shipmen t a nd sale of mll k ,. oJ ' the papers that Dr, JOhD~on wn~ com· It W • • hi. duty to ha\. d h t I . He went out there and attended the Ing to Buftalo to make !!II J!'vP.rh:atlon. e rna e t a n case!'C, knew there "'as scarlet fe ver In W, E" J0hns on 0 f Sta te 0epartmen t 0f Hea Ith comes fro m Albany to 'nvest'lgate the r f.A/, Scarlet Fever Epidemic " / U/'!' . ~ I u TOMMYROT, SAYS OR BRIGGS I I I I et i I I I I I I I I ,:v I ot I .1 !5:!~::!!!!!:::::::~::::::==~~~~~~~~~~li~e~ kne.. aJ.o that �As La tho loll... r trom Dr. Henry R. Ho pkins 153 In the papers to day, I do not wleh to bo underana felt ;,ure he stOOd as Ignoring It, by any mean.; bu t I am glad.t tbot ong tbe ,.." to .pe Dot at p r el3~nt, prepared to sn.y wbat COurse I ftSUred thot I aball purBue !lnd shall not be prepared until 1 knew abOUttrol1ey to Lancaster, 8.ft~r consultation wltb my advisers. legal and __ would take the d then drive over ot~~rt·ls~·o think It Important that the public see Dr. McPherl!lODka~he noon train Ollt should knoW tbe animus of tbl! man. Hopkins was BDd Is a vio lent partisan to Elma. So I to;> there. I walt and ofDr. the (ormer baaltb commissioner an d when to Elma. to see h ~wn and get up on tho Ma.yor of the city saw flL to appoint me to ",,'nit around the 0 I can see down this office, Dr . Hopkins seamed to (eel that he tbe front veranda s a ny stranger. Ano had been personally o.gg rlevt'd and protesoutraged and bas ever slnC'e dl reeted tbe hill to watch t or I wa lt till I can' t slonnllY his malevolent feeling a.galnst me. He has, at not a si gn ot hl m ' catch my train. I all tlmei, since I took ornce. Bougbt to embard wa lt any longer on past five and no- rass me Bnd flnd oppo rtunity fo r attacking me wa tt ti ll ten lninute; 0 home and find and hie spirit has had much more the appea rance ot petty persecution than ot pretes810nal bod)" comes. Then cognv!cted by this Hopkins Is In danger ot degenerating in'. that I'm a lread Y he couldn't have ze a common sco ld.. It will be observed tbat .I ~ smart one. I know farm the verY seen e to bls letter does not ('ontain nny sto.temenl or been to the Brlg~~d ha.V~ seen him. (".c ts leading to a conclusion against mc-such or wa.r, because Isn't even smart I\S a protesslonnl man would be supposed calm"This man JOh~~~~e charges against ly to mature ond carofully Bet forth-but Is a. tl rndn at nbulle directed ngnlnst me when he makes sider I was called on merely find the Mayo r wbo nppolnt cd mc. me. I did CODhcalth omcer's work. ThE> Ilublk will prob:\bly not allow Its oplnto do the ~~m~ell them Oll t there to ton to be ba!E'd on any mt'rc Oi ngs of nn eyllly though I d e,'erything a nd sec hIm disposed tellow prn\~~t>~~rR ~~lIg(\~~~I~E , noll fy him ot , I did t hat the mOHealth Commissione r. about the I1lA t~J'about the cnse. BY One new Case. ment I learne t Ideas ca n you make Since t he s toppage ot the sale of milk ~·ha.t torturIng Old otlfy Burralo about h l 1 <lhOll n d' on the Boyce and Seibert routes . not ou t t u ~ 1 t I had a nything to 0 t:.fur~~v~~~e~nYthlng about, a patient many cases ot s car let feyer have been who was up on the hill t here. r emote reported. On ly one new CRse was retram the dairy and having n o possible ported yesterday. II Is In t he family of Lieutenant John McTIgue or hook and connection with the milk supply. ladder co mpany No.9, fi re department. Buffalo infected Elma? The f a mily !lve. a t No. 315 Gra n ~ "Johnson has exonerated those he ha.s ta lked ~vlth, but ha s condemned tbe one he did not see. If h e hnd a tblm bleful of bra in! h-e could have got t ram me these t'aots I've told to you, as to whnt 1 knew a bout the matter a nd about the Buffalo case developing first and th en contamlnntlng them out a t Elma. And out of all the rubblab you'll tind that you have only five casps where the certified milk wa s used out at the hundreds at customers. There Is not a ~clnt1lla at evidence th a t the nve cases I mention are In any way THE HEALTH COMMISSIONER chargeable to th e use at th e certified COMES BACK WITH A STING· milk. " It must be evIdent to everybody that ING REPLY FOR THE some ot those doct ors that have b een raising a tuss don't care a s nap what DOCTOR. happens to the people of Buffalo. whether th ey have scarlet fever and die at It or not, so long as they can get in a IT'S DUE TO SPITE Btab at Dr. Greene. This last thing, SAYS this Johnson Investlga.tlon, II! contempt· Ible. I'm ashamed that the grea.t state GREENE SAYS HOPI<'INS _-'\.LWAYS of New York Is represented by such I HAS SOUGHT TO EiUBARRASS men. u 1 wish I dared to let you know ot HI::U-LETTER ISSUED. the telegram a nd telephone messages and letters and visits we £'ot here since this matter has come up." Dr. Walter p Greene. the Comm!s· At this point Mrs. Briggs, who was sioner ot. Health. yesterday made present. saId: "Why, yes, there was a woman here reply to the a ttack made upon him by toda y with her two little sick children Dr. !-ie nry R.- Hopkins In reference to pleading to get that milk regularly the scarlet teYer cases. Dr. G reene t.s again. She saId the ch ildren were s ick not quite as bitter In his language as because that mllk had b ee n stopped:. was Dr. Hopkins, but he Is equally out ~ And th ere are many others we'ye h eard spoken. He lays Dr. Hopkins' attack about that teel the same way. The to the door ot personal spite more than milk at that va lu able Jers ey herd Is to professional zeal and It will be i n being fed to th e hogs, while hundred s teresting, no doubt. to hear what of famtlles In Burfalo are eager to g e t Dr. Hopkins has to say about that. it, ready to run whatever ri sk there Is. I wish I had some this minut e." H ere Is the signed statement which Dr. Dr. Briggs said In conclUsion that Dr. Greene gave the reporters: J ohnson might still find It worth hi. "As to t11(> INter from Dr. lIenry R. Hopwhile to see him. He also explained kins III the pnpers todny. 1 llo 110t wish to that his certification of the milk was 1· be uuderstood os Ignoring It. by any menD S; only 88 to the sterilization at all utenbut I :lm not, nt present, pre-pared to sny sIls, also tha t the animals were healthy, what course J sha ll pms llc und s1131l no t be properly fed and cared for, and that prepared until :lrter consultation with my the mllkln," was done In the cleanest ad"l~ers IE'gn! Rod othe rwise. "Bnt f do tblnlt It IOllJOrtaut thnt t he pubpo~ slble way. He n ever analysed any lIc ~hol'ld know till' anlmll~ l>t th is mnn. ,f the milk. "Dr. Hopkins was :l od Is a "Iolent pnrtl sRn at the forme:- llt-nlth Commissioner Dr, Grant still blames McPherson. and wh{'u OIlJ ) fnyol' ot tbe city snw fit to Dr. J ohn H. Grant of the state agrlappoint uw to tbls office. 01'. lJopklns seem~ulture department, who, b ecause of cd to tCf'1 thnt he hnd been pCI soua lly' ng· .he demand made upon him by Dr Irv. I grIcnd a nd nrotcllslOnOllY outra;;-t"cl and bas ng M. Snow th at he proceed ag·alnst e n~r ~ Iuct" ( Ire('t~d his mnle"olent tt'elJug j against me. lIe hns. lit nil tlmes, s ince I Dr. Briggs, wrote to the department took offlcr. so ugh t to elllb~l'ross me fi nd find :teadQuarters at Albany for Instructions, t opportunltr tor a ttncklug fUr- IIml hIs s pirit h ttl d has hn d much 1U0l'C the np pr-aruuce at petty as no ye rece ve a r eply. In hIs let- \ pel'lSf'Clitloll tha n or pI'0!~lS8Iollnl zen l. ter, Dr. Grant r eferr ed to th e law re'·Dr. Bopkins Is In daDger or d~gencratlng Quiring that certified milk shall be cer- Into a COUl Ulon 8('0Id. It will be obserl' e<1 tined on ly by "n competent person," that his lettcr dO<'8 not ceotoln nny stotement ot rOCH'1 lending to n conclusion and added: ng31nst me- SUf'b ns n Ill'otpsslol1al man I would he SU PllOSf'd to colml )' mnture nnd n my opinion, Dr. A. H. Briggs 18 a. eomcnre!ully fiN forth. - -but IS merely a tirade petenL penon, but wbetber his ~xamlnatlon or ot ob us(' di rected aga inst me untl t he :\Iayor who appointed me. tbls milk was such as Is contemplated by section!! at the agriculture law Is a matter " The Illlbile "Ill probably not allo w itfol ftonds~ubt, aDd I rnpecttully request lostrue- oplulon to Iw bose ll a D nny 1ll{,I'C (lings ot an eyllly·llisposed t{' IiD\\' prnctltloner. On the qu estion at responsibility tor ·' R"I)ectfully, the epidemic, Dr. Grant'. letter said: " W ALTER D G IlE E I'E:, " lIealtb Commissioner." From the facts reported to me, tb e loca l Dr. Greene made thi s statement In health omcer at l!llma V.'815 negligent In not orderlnr; the BILle of the milk to cease on bls r eference to the charge ot la x ity in the dlacovery of the nature of the disease four- Department o f Hralth In not sto pping teen days :l.go. Bnd tn not nottfylng tho But. the sale o f milk so soo n as the first {.lo health authorities and this omee. scarlet tever case was reported: " Yo u may e xamine milk bacteriologUp to Elma' s Town Board, Ically and chemically day after da y To ~~ Express r eporte r, Dr. Grant without d iscovering in U. whal Is called said: It Is the duty or the District At- t he sca rlet fever ge l'm . There is noth· torney to proaecu te Violations of the ing In mil k w hich w ill ind icate that , PubliC-health law, but the Dlstrlot At- t here Is a scarlet (pver germ, fot' medictorney cannot proceed until charges are al men hs\"e no t ye t found any germ laid belore him. The law Indicates that which ('a n claim t hat. name. There may It Is the duty at the town board at EI- be found the strep tococcus Intectlon, rna. to prefer the charges. So for as I which genera By accom panies sca rlet Bu t s tl'eptococcu Is t he common have learned. the town board bas as fevel·. pus germ ," Yet made DO move. The town's h ealth D r. Ed ward Clark, th e assistant co mphYSician I. ex-officio a member or that mll:'sioner of health. r eturned to work board." y este rday a fter an Illness tha t kep t him In a hospital for ten weeks. Dr. Dr. Greene's Reply to Dr. H ~ins, Cla r k w a s a milk Inspec tor w hen Dr. Commi8flioner Gr eene Y~5terdav Issu- Ern est__W ende was Co mmissioner at ed a reply to Dr. Henry R. H opkins's H ealt h and In five yea rs Dr. C lark letter, pubUlhed In The Expres s yes- made but four In ves tigations at milk to terday. Dr. Greene hints at p roceedin g learn If It was responsible for scarlet . , alnat tlr, H opkin. at law, and Im- f ever cases. He at that time visited maUves In crlt!- Oakfield, .t~ lexa ndrla, L ooneyvIlle and one other place. It stated that f ollows: scarlet tever r:ases other :1II1(O'OIQ come to m. &mIL ., , DR. JOHNSON'S INQUIRY IN1-O FE,VER C;\SES r};. "?t Representative of State Board of Health Finds That Commissioner Greene Is ~ot to Blame for Situation-One New Case. GREENEr Dr. William E. Johnson, at W averly, liecretary of t he S tate Department of Health, has finished his Investl$atlon into the scarlet fever outbreak fn t his city and wlll make a report on the. slt~ uatlon to the Stale Departme nt of Health. That r('port wIU;"'$ay').. nmong other things, th~t Dr. ~~r D . Greene, Buffalo's Coro~~n.er'" of Health. Is In no wIse to 1>Jajne' th e oUlbreak. If the re,spon!ibillrY l'e sts anywhere, it Is upon othe~ s~u dl'rs. That is one at t he conc lusicm~ reacbed by D r. Johnson. whO, as·..a member of t he State Board of Health, ac ted Independ ently In his inve8ttgation. As Slated In y e ~te rday's TIMES, Dr. J ohnson came to Buffalo early yes terday morning for thE' sale' purpose of making an invpstigatlon of the scarlet fever situation. He had a tal k w ith' Dr. Greene at the Health Commissioner's office, where he ascertained the facts In the ~itua tlon and the n wpnt to the Briggs farm In Elma, t rom wh irh place lh e> "certified milk" was shI pped. Dr. Johnson spen t t he enti re day In In· spectlng the Briggs farm a nd lookIng into the scarlet feve r caees t hat have been repoTtE"d from that town. ANfiWERS HOPKINS ,"7 "I found the tarm and th e ('ondltions a round the b ulldlngs Quite sa nita ry, e x· cept that there- was sca rlet fever a t the place. In convp rsation w ith D r. McP herson, the hea lt h offlcel'. t a~ce r· talned t hat he I)1a.carded St!gman's house on September 3d and being told t hat Rcar lE't fexe r existed a lso a t the Briggs tarm. he v lsiU/. and placa rded that housp and gave them directions as to quarantine-that they should not mingle wilh neighbors or go o ff the tarm." "Did Dr. McPherson do as h e s hould have done In the matter?" Dr. J ohnson was askpd. " I think he s hOUld have gone further tha n t hat," D r. Johnson replied, " and fo und It t hey w ere sE' lllng mil k, a nd, It they were doIn g RO, s hOUld have notified Dr, Greene, the Com missioner of Health for Buffalo." " flow about the action taken by Dr. Briggs?" An. Error 'Vo" Made. "I think Dr. Briggs erred In not notifying the Health De partmen t of Butfalo as 500n as he took charge o f t he ca~e. It seems that Dr. Armstron g did not notify the depa rtment because he thought that Dr. Briggs would do so. Dr. John8on Tnll(:~. lt was a p ity these p hysicIans fa iled Dr. Johnson returned to Bu ffalo late to let the departmen t know, as the yesterday afternoon and hE." was Inter- outbreak m ight then have been y lewed by a reporter t'or THE TIMES. avoided." "I rp('(>lvecl a telE"gram on Friday from "And as to Dr. G reene. the CommisDr. Daniel E. Lewis, one of the com- sio ner of Health?" missIon e rs of the State Dppat· tment of "Dr.Greenels not at all to b lame Cor the H eallh. a!3klng me to come to Buffalo t o situation," saId Dr. Johnson. ''It is not investigate an outbreak of scarlet fever sig nificant that three cases sho uld oc and to see Dr. GrE"en E" , the Commissioner cur on a milk route a t that size a nd that 14 days elapsed before a n o ther of Health for Buffalo. The day that t he " I called upon Dr. Greene th is morn - case was re ported. Jng for the p urpose of ge tting t:le facts other case was repo rted Dr. Mayor the In the situation and thE'n I too k a t l'Ol- Buffalo Departmen t of Healt h w as at ley to Lan ras ter. From there I drove Elma ma king o n InvestigatIon ot the over to Elma. w here I called upon Dr. eltuatlon ." "Whn tactIon w l1l you take In the W. E. Armstrong. t he local physician. "Dr. Armstrong to ld me that he was ma tter?" Dr. J o hnson was asked . " 1 shall draw a nd se!1d to the State ca lled on August 23d lO atten d a daugh'ler of George D. BrIggs, w ho was f:Up - Board of Health a report on the result posed to be suffering from tonsiHtis, at my Investigation today. " "Shall yo u ha ve any recom.p1endatlons ' I al~o treated hE" r brother and her lItUe child. C harles M. Briggs: said Dr. to make In yo ur report?" " No." Armstrong to me. 'On A ug ust 27th Dr. Dr. J ohnson returned to Waverly at A. H. Briggs at B uffalo also was called and hE' pron ounced the case to be onE." 8 o'c lock last night. of f:carlet fever. r lett the case with One l\lore Cnlle. him and dId not see them again,' said OnE." new case ot scarle-t fever wa reDr, Armstrong to me. 'On September 2d I was callen to see a child of Mr. ported to t he DepaTtment ot He th Th is case Is In the ta m Y Stigman, a I1Ulp gi rl abo ut eight years yesterday. olel. ;.\11'. StIgman Is onE' of the men In o f Lte ut. MrTlg ue of Hook a nd Ladd chargE" at thp Briggs fRrm. I found this Company No. 9, ot t he Bufta lo Fir case to be one ot' scarlet [ever and I)n Department. McTigue lives at No. 31 the same day r notifi ed Dr. McPherso n Grant S treet. Dr. Gre€'ne, the Co mmissioner of of Lancaster, wbo Is health offlcpr for Elma,' waf": the 5tatement made to me Hea lth. said last ni ght that the situa tion Is entirely under con trol. It is by Dr. Ar mstrong." stated t hat t here Is no t a n epidf'mlc at Snnltnry Except tor Fe"t'er. scarlet fever hE-re, but ra ther that It Is 'then Dr. Johnson continued, speaking an out break a nd It was f ur ther s tated about h is own Investlga Uon at Elma t hat everything possible has now been done to check It. yesterday: I ! I ________~~EfALa. _~._ ) SP--l?- 19C1i - 8T ATE REPRESENT AliVE HERE ON fEVER CASES HAS GONE TO ELMA, WHERE THE BRIGGS FARM IS LOCATED, AND WILL INSPECT THAT. I Dr. .Jobnsoo , repl eSI·otlng tbe State BOIll'c1 ot Health. ('om e to Burralo this morning to br,:ln an Investigation ot the scarlet ((" ,'cr epi demic .nO l" 1'1I~ln~ In Butta lo. .A ('onfer(>nce ",us bod betwef'o Dr Gre ne-, , Butralo' s Co mmlllsioner at Healtb r. ' J oho son. nnd the sltuatton l'"as explainer) l to th(O Ktate rl'prc8(oIlUlllYe in derail. I Dr. J~Oh USI)D tlll'U left for El mB, NY .• ..... I ",h ere tbp Rrl,!t,!t!1i farm Is located. He ",Ill mnke an Insp('('t lon of tb(" premlsps nod look tnto the scarlet h~" c r cases wb lcb are said to e-xl ~t lber(>. " Dr, J ohn son was here ear ly this mornIng and tn lked with mc abo ul tbe scnrlet t e,-er cnse-s," snld Dr Greene. "Be w111 make a thorougb Inyestl entlon ot the "Hunt lnn." I �LAYS EPIO·EMIC '-ro 1~/~/f/t; Pj?tt0- KNIGHT POLITICS Takes a Ring at State Health Officer Declares Dr. Johnson Overstepped His Johnson, Who Investigated Cause, Authority m Attempting to Fix and Exonerated Health Department Responsibilty for Scarlet, Fever Outand Blamed Dr. A. H. Briggs- Dr. break- Dr. Briggs Says State Off1cer's Investigation Was SuperHopkins Says He Is Not Attacking Health Commissioner Greene Perf1cial and Ded uctions at Faultsonally, but Assailing the Knight Health Commissioner Greene ReAdministration of the Buffalo Health iterates That Dr. Hopkins' Criticism Department. Is a Personal Attack. - MAYOR PRIMARILY RESPONSI. BLE FOR SCARLET FEVER EPIDEMIC, SAYS THE DOCTOR. SITUATION IS WELL IN HAND DR. GRE E XI!l DOElS ~· OT EXPECT nIA !\-Y MOR E C ASES TO D E VEL_ INVESTIOA TION HAS RESOL VED ITSELF INTO A BITTER CONTROVERSY Responsibility fo r Bul'falo's latest Icarlet te \'~r e pidemic may ne\'er be legally sett ltd. 'I'he d ete rm inatio n o f this responsibllity revolves a bout ~he "leg ~c.. and "morally," Dr. E . "c represen ta ti\,e o f th e o VI e-alth, who Is in\'es ti~ figa,tllng the epidemi c, states that Dr. A. of Buffalo, Is "morally" re ~ sponsl e, but not legally to blame for the spread of the disease and th e d eath ot one person. D r. Briggs while not decisively plaCing the blame. d ecla res that lO r. (Mc Pherson ot Lan caster, Is " legally" responsible, In t ha t he s hould have notified t he Buffalo Health D epartment. Dr. B riggs says h e was n ot ei ther morally or legally s upposed to do so, as he was not pe rforming t he duti es of a health o mcl a l. Dr. Walter D . G reen e. the healt h o mcial of But'talo, declines (0 assume t h e I responsibility and inv ites the In v estigation which has been made by Dr. Johnson. Dr. H enry R. 'Hopkins, lec turer In hygien e at t h e B uffal o Unh·e rsity. and well yersed In sanltary laws, places the bla me on t h e " Knight admlnlst ra~ t lon of the Health Department," His statements are a scathin g d enunciation of what h e terms t h e incompetent and political degenera ti on or the Health Depar tment. know, b u t 1 am quite pers u a ded as to what It used to be when there was no chance of the mllk~born e scarlet fever r,u nnlng eig h tee l, or twenty days after Its , e x istence became kn own be(nl'e an In, estigatioll into the case has begun. T~ ..tt may be ahout as Jong as they want It to run at Elma, fbut It is tal) long fol' Buffalo, b eca u~e we hAve known oC something betteI'. "Do \'o u reter to the regime before [h al of th~ present in c um'bent ot the H el:llth Comml- sioner's o ffi ce?" was ~ ' 3.S,~~d . I "e(pr to the scient ifi c attainments credlted to our H ea lth Depart m ent's head tal' a n umb e l' o f past yeafs w ho on account of these scientific attaln men ls was appoi nt ed and r eappointed ~ I ' t'f h ~oa n 1 O l~ accou n 0 t E" s u ('ce.::sfu l If'(''O r (. "h ich the fll'!=t term hHd lett behind it. All U: ls prior to the ca lamtt_ OllS ad " ent oC his lordshi p, thf:" 'M ayo r 3.nrl the introduct ion o( pollttc5 Int~ the office of the Department nf Health " ~Iu ch (IS I am a Republ1 ca n 1 ~hould' , t ' . ' ' en me none o( these crJl1clsm~ If 1 111n not think there w a s too mu c h J"e-ason tOJ·. them and that It was mighty good pohtlcs (('I r a r.lrty to e'"en dll" c ipilne some of Its own fl:en' ant~, . " D E ~I ES P E n SO!\ .\L A,:UJJ l ·S . AB S OLVE S E L)IA DO C T OR. D r. B riggs a lso abso lves Dr. J. E . Armstrong of Elma fro111 any blamp In co nnection w ith the spread at t he d ls~ ease. Dr. ) l c Ph erson, wbo is mad e to Rhoulder the ,b ulk ot the responsibility by Dr. Briggs' sta temen t s , a lso acc use ~ Dr. Briggs or bo lng ··mo rall y·· responsible for th e contagion. ' Vhll! Butra lo peo pl e have waited pa~ tiently for fin a l dct£.rmi llatton of the pcrlons at (ault In t he epidemic. the physic ian a nd physic ian a uthor ities a re wra~gltng about the legal and moral duties ot t h e members of their profession. a nd ju st who is to blame Cor the pr('sen ce "f th e disease In th is city m?Y never O{' satisfactorily set tled. Argum e nts arc advanced In th e most emphati c manne r by eac h o f the physicians connec t ed with the con tru M vcrsy in Eupport of his actions leadi ng up to the p r esen t phase CIt t he ca&e. That Dr. Johnson, th e TE'pl'eSe nta live of the HE'9 lth Depa rtment o f New York Sta t e s hot beyond h is ma rk in pl ~c lng thp respons ibility o~ the malady at the doors o( Dr. Brlgg •. J~ t ne opinion of both t h at physician a nd Dr. Hopk in!;, who can see no rea !Son why th e- Bnffalo Health D e parlM ment did n(\t In vestigate the cause at the e vldeml c ~u tH clently to ascertain dhect re.ponsl blllty. De partment to In"esti gatl~ this one cas e and w h en ot hers appeared I'm ~h same ro ute, It was e\'l,lt:ncp "';lOU"~~ that there was sam thO " •• j h the milk e IIlg ,\ rong \, t " It Is m a ttE'r (or the consideration of eVe r)" pers on In thp cit,- "~hen per-ong becom~ affected wi th th e contagion. lose their e:lghl. th ei r hearing and quickly HII (larly graves, th ere are excuses (or DubHc omclals to explain their negligence wnen thCY were away attending conventions, ut i,rlll It bring bac k again these tos t ones. Let th (' responsibility be placed wh r e It belong's-to the (allu r e to do his dut)· at an official who Is employed to guard the 1I,'e5 o ( th e residents at H. grea t elty and protect them fro m th ese .!HlIl:C contnJ:'lons." Dr. Hopkins himself has made ~everal vlslls to the office of the loca l Health D e partment, Investigated cases. person ally , and dlsco"ered that four of nls oatlents whom he Is now treating (o r scarlet fe"el' were taking milk fr om the Buyct! agt'l1CY· Dr. A. H. Briggs. the ButraJo phYSi cian who "as accu$ed b)' the State officer of being rem Is!; In his moral duties loward the city and laving the public liable to an extensl ,'e ~pldemlc, was seen last night by a Cou rter l't'po rle l', In the first place Dr. Briggs, the ohysl('lan accused of negligence by Dr. John son, dec lal'pd that he, afte-r a co nsultation w ith his brother nnd nephew, who conducts the I dairy (arm at Elma. suggested thal the milk supply In the city of Bu ffalo should be closed a rt withou t any hint or command fr om any of the authorities eUh er here or nt Elma. "M ost not. F ur ther- em p hatically more, Dr. J ohnl'Oll had no right nor au- th o r ity to fix the res ponsibility to I ' the spread o f the contagion. Dr. BI'!ggs Is not a pubH e offi c i a l whos:e dulles it and a physician Is to perform the tasko aSSl~ned to del ega ted officers. A physicia n s d u ties extend f arther than hlm~clr. H e owes obligations to his pati ent. " 'hE'n that house wac.; placarded I a I would like to take the responsibility of suggesting t hat t he man prima r ily r esponsib le to r the Briggs epidemic o! scarlet f ever Is one Erastus C. Kn ight, most unfo rt?n ate ly Mayor of Buffalo, In t ha t some tIme since, in the face ot a lmost una nimous p rofessio nal conviction and against vehemen t popular protest, he made a n a ppointme nt of H ealth a "I h a\'e saId that thp fi rst case of e<:ariet fever on a certi fi ed milk r o ut e was a. caSe for suspicion, The second case on th e some ro u te wa~ a demnnstratto n. A competent health o ffi ce r D R. DRI GGS' S'J'.-\ 'J' E )I E N'l'. wo uld rather Investigate 100 cases than (all to In\'estlgate on e. "Dr. Johnson had no right to ma ke the "Understand me we ll. I have not t h e statemellts whi c h h£" did. He d id not sllghte.!;t personal teel1ng against Dr. com e to s('c me nor did he visit the lurm Greene and never have had. He has al ~ of mv brother Rnd n t' phe w at Elma. HIS fthou! d not ha"e been rendered ways fbeen a pleasing and co urteou s dcchilons here. 1 plnc t' the blame of tht~ cases at gentlemen. P ersonally. I ha\'e not the th tl fe-vel' which have bro k en out here 011 sligh test to say agalne:t him . Su ffi ce It no one dln'ctly. It is not dll epidemic ao! to sa y, the criticisms wh1<:h I ha\"e ot- thf>re are onll' a fE'W cases. The facts fered are aga inst the Knight admInis- are the-sf'. My brothf>r's house Is Isola ted from the dalr} 80 that there was no tration o f the Board or Healt h of B uf- manner of communicating with t he barn falo, and the 'Mayor's Introdu c tion at and the house. pOlitics into the o ffi ce, When the offi ce " " 'he n thost' hous('s we r e pl3 ca rded, I~ one or suc h paramount importance to both the duty of Dr. ArmsLTong and thst the health and prosperity o( a munIci - of ml-'self ceased. It Vt'US the duty at the Health DE-p.1.rtment to protect t he hpalth pality." of th ose outside o ( the houses as It WDS my duty t o prev~nt th e death of the per EXO X E R A T ES DR. BRI GGS . !Zon Inside the house. Dr. Armst r ong' per~ t " W ell. wo ul d " OU consider Dr. Brlgg ! lormf"d his dUlY (althfully and well and 1 sure thut I elm not troubled In my m orally I'es ponslble ' In not not ifying am consciencE" about any paTt which 1 hnd the Burralo a'Uth ori ties. as D r. J ohn son In th e art'a lr. 1 am not the health official states ?" Dr. H opkins was as k ed of this ~ 1tl nor of £ll11a . It was no t Illy DI', Briggs' respon~lbjllt1es ceased" ' "'Yould you consider Dr. M CPI;el'son, the he alth omcer at Lan caster, at tault In not notl(ylng the But'talo De~ pB;~tment or Health?" Dr. M cPherson Is not In the em~ ploy ot the city o f Burfala. HI:; ,.lu tIF'!-I I exte nd t o the town o( L a!lcn..!.:.te l •• H t! I had eve r y a~tluranc~ that the ci ty of Bu ffalo was perfectly cn.pahle o f cn rIng to r Itsel r" "Was Dr, Mc Ph e rson In your OPinion morally bound to nollfy th..,. BlIft':llo h~~lth offi cer?" r do not see the rea~on why. Thr whole fltnlement made by the dOdor Cram do wn the StalE', who rushes up here, hobnob s with the health o ni cer sees !'=ome person or person~ an.I IIOl t he ones h~ if'! supposed to vIsit 3.11'1 then comes out and places th e n::-.pnll~Ibillty of th e blaine on one pll\' ,lci'ln ',ho 15 In 110 ,,'flY a public ~e.n';lI1t and In no way bound bv either moral 0 .. legal laws to :'let as p ll bJlc- ',m"l~l when the ci t y ha s an offlc-er fillln~ thiit \.'hal r, Is faulty and incompet'~nt," " lIe rllsplayed an u tE'r Jgnol' 'lhout many ~a.tem('nls which he :~~: out III the Int('r\'tew one f th being the ppr("entaK~ 'Of ~l'al'~t 1'e~~~ ('on\'eyed through th E' m{'dl um C III Th c-rp art" "e':enteen cases o~ l'::llk~ bo rn sC'arl('t fere l' and one gri1V~ tada}'. (ou r~nfthB o r a ll the c-a~(>8 on rN'o ro In th (> ('I ty . B ut all l~ JI1I~ H\\·hft.t lbf' ('Irt'pient standa rd or thp ma teri a l. EVE'll If ther{' ,\as out nne •.r>'u" •• Q Health De p"rtment Is, I do not ca.e. It became the d uty or the IleaHh CIlITI CI SE D R. JO U ~SO X . Eoth Dr. Briggs and Dr. H opkins qUE'2t1on th e Ju dgment of Dr. J ohnson a nd d-cclare In thp most unqlialJflpd terms that hi s duties are not com~ p lf'ted and th at his plain duty was to r('port his find lnge to the State board and not to th e public or th e local co mmissioner o f health. Dr. J ohnson has return ed to his home In "Ta v'~r l y an d his report, wh ic h was In s ubstance cOlltalned In the Interview In The Courll'r yesterday m orning, was sen t on to th'! State D epartment of H ealth. Dr. nopkln s last night gave out a 5tt\.t~"ment whi ch rEmoves any responslLility. in hi s opinion, tram everyone eX('t'pt H ~~ RYOr K night's Health De~ partment, as he t(Orms It. H e said: "1 h a ve no k nowledge that Dr. John~ ~on had any past acquaintance with thE' m~ thod s which prE"vall at M ayo r Knight f' H E'alth Departmen t. 1 am no~ Yery m u ch Imprese:ed at h is enorm~ OU!i Intelligence of the manner In wh ich ~cArle l revers are spread . J( quo ted t.~orr('C't1y Y'~sterday morning, I sho u ld ~fl)' he wa~ one nt thp h~alth officers tn und all too o tte n In N e" York State who nre oCLcn times dabbling In poltlk~. oc{'aslo nall y doing a. litUe 801'11 tary work nnd who never om it to d r a w t he ir salarIes. n R . UO I~K I XSt IR E ('P. I O P - lII E RIT OF A TAX. ~~!~r r('~ t~~rs nigral~~ O~·l1tll~g~ll{l~s.to ~~!~~~ they pfacarded the house m y responsi_ bility ct"aSE' t1 . I nm not trllng to shir k any responsibility but It there Is any due me I am w illing to (ace it." """:1. 5 It th,> dUly of Dr. )IcPhf"rson to Intol'l11 th e Bul'talo 11 ea lth Dep.'ll'lmen t ?" "81'= a~ k ed. "\"ns h(' not th(' proper h Nll th ofll cln l." the physi ciA n answered. "and the prupe r nun to ma ke any rE-ports I( there weT(" nn}' to be madt"! And even he r e. It Is ~\ qlle-stlon wht:>thf'r or not It wn s his dUly to notify the Buffillo (lffice-," "I pl ace' no hlamE' all Dr Greene. 1 con!'lidpl' him an ('xtr£'mely dgllanl and etll'rgellc m8 II a n<1 a man In who m the health of thf' cit izens or B\.ltfalo Is !intI". The Uppf'al'il nce o( a cas(I nr t " '0 on n mill.: l'OutP woult1 not n ec('ssa.rlly len.d to thf' 5iusplclon th at milk wa ~ the cau5if', as the l.I.\' erng(' or milk contagions I ~ very low In comp3r l ~nn with contact cases." " Dr John son Sf'cms to thin k tha.t, as .i. torm('r offi C'lal of Buffalo, and helng awarr> of th f' tact thHt the milk rrom this (arm was coming Into this city, you shollid at lpa~p hay€' nOtified Dr. Grcene' of tll f> prl:'~ence ot the dlsf'a!;e on the (al'm and C'1\USl'd an Invesllgatto'l to b(' m ade at once," th e r eporte r tiug- lIAYOn E . C . IC \"IGHT. Comm iss ioner for pOlitical reasons only, and thereby and th en deba uc hed, de~ fl ied and d eg radpd the most Importan t office In t h e munlclpR llty f rom tlte high lev e l of a nOll-partisan, scientifk a dmln ~ Istration to Its present leve l of a polltlcn l. incompeten t, in effici ent malad~ ministration, The milk register (an Invaluable m('ans of discov ering and wh en in the right h'anc1s of preventing Infectio ns) was In\'e nted and put In s uccessfu l operation by the Immedia te p red ecessor of our present Healt h Commission er. This mil k r egister Innlca ted on August 24th tha t the Briggs ce rtified mil k had the Infection of scarle t fever. A competent officer would have been In telephonic co mm uni cation w ith th e B riggs farm wit hin an hour, t he facts of the many ca!:'cs of scarlet f ever In the Briggs family and In the family or th e he lp er, Stlgman , wou ld hav e been asce rt ained. the sale of BrJggs' mil k would have been stopped si x days befor e Mrs. Sicard drank the (a ta l potion or t ba t mltk and nine days before mos t a t the other unfortunates drank to the produ ction of this severe and dangerous sickness wi th srariet tever. Th e officla J rec ~ ords of th is ca~e Indicate that Bu ffalo ge~;ted . " 1 dn not think that. thE' milk comll1g trom lhe fa,rm wa.s the caUl:;~ at thf' tptdelnll'. II Is m;y o pinion t hat the Hr~t germs orlglna t('(1 lH"re. Do you think (or a m omr',nt or ('an any reasonabl e man Imagine m (l. a ph~ 'sl C'lan In thl ~ cit) (or the PH.!H thirty-tour ~'('ars:, and a (ormt'r lu'alth offlC'(>r. allowing lhls milk to c(lme:? Into lhl~ C'lty, If I I'£'motely su~p('C'lNl the ca ul'l't' nf tl1(1 dlf;pn!'!(' as lying In Ihe Elmn milk sUPP"'. TI1 t"n this man who has ul'(>r!'" no knowl('dgf' o( tht" facts In the ca.!:;f', 'cOmE'Cl hf're and aC'cuses me of heIng r('spon sl hlf.' (01' thp $! pread o( the dls cnst'. I w!!'!h thnt ~ou would ~tate the-lOt' turt~ flR I hn.,·c gl,en thE'm to ~nu. Theile (('w C'(llH!!; oC scn rl (lt fe ,' pr In Bul'tal0 havp ul'otlsrcl mor£" ((' cling t han (','er be(or(l." Dr. ""n ltt'r 'D. G r e(,l1e, Health Cnmmll'ifllotHr, r pltcrated la st night that 11<' con ~ ~fth:rs the l'rltlcls m ns a pcrs-onal a t· t8.('k. Thpf<' wr·rl? n O n(\W cases ot scarlet (e~ \' t!r r f'po rted )tpf;:tcl'da) . (; O~l nJl S SIONE R W. D. GR EENE. has a large s hare o ( the respons ibility ot t he Bl'Iggs epid em ic ot scarlet te\'er.(S tateme nt contained in a letter w ritten fiod given out by Dr. Henry R. Hopkins . Flguratlvel)' spea king. :'>(ayor Knight had just got thromrh a nne lambaRti ng �~~-I--=---------- ('arlet fev<'f n . ~om Etone B r :tte. tin". to'"'~ " . . .~ I h ca.use thf're 1~ . ulways !'tc..n.r let. !evt.:r. t~ ·AUg~;t." _"e t er was ther e any a.nd ever ytJody lakp9 milk. Btu the - when he him At Sara t0.-. -altIng c onclu~ion thUt all CO!--n't ~lre due to !n_ find one aw t e-cted mllk f!:i nQ:' wurranted by anv' ('omes home to n handed out by MR, HUTT'S STATEMENT. means. PerhA.ps FIl nPl' cent. of ail h im here I!II ont bej glnent an d able . o"t prom Cas~8 ~re frnm cont.let \\ tth an in- \ one of the TU..,; tern 'Sew York. f ee ted per.on. It Is " <hlldren', dls- He Expla ins What "Certified Milk" phY!liclan~ in H ('S - I ~:V Epidemic 1 nder ContTO • e~e, for the most part. and IR dlssemand Says No Fever Came 1nated thrnugh the assoc!Htlon ot chOw Idemlc is one ot Thp sl'arlet fev~r e~rhlch the present dren tOg' th\!r. This is shown bl" the From His Milk. the mos t l:It.'rloue \\ ith a rtment of t act thll.t BC'arlet fp\"I:-T nh\'n:r!'l: takes II adminIstration of tht~ Dce:ntend, but stronger ~tart urtl!r thE: school resumes In the tall." Edttor Ennlnlt New.: Health has h3d C mmissloner ot An Jmmt'nse amount ot publtc tnterw Dr, G~ne, 0 It Is no'n' Will you kindly publlsh the followest hEls been IlrtlU:;ud by the utsclosures Ing statement from roe in your pa.per ealth, say~ that no deaths are Ir'egardlng thl! ft.'(:ent anti pre'5ent epJ- tn regard to the pre,gent agltatlon of undt'r control: that not more than likely to result and that e lIkel)' to d e~ dem lc of ~cnt"lt!'t fever In Butfalo, d ue t o the spread ot that dl!'l:eA8e through scarlet fe\'N' originating In the .!!IOt\\'O or three more cases Jar of Infected ealleu ('erttfied milk, as I wish to make \'e-Iop .tram the drink ng milk, whleh III r('!cognized by snnitarw 1ans A..S one of the most sen~ltlve mew my po!\!tlon In this matter plain t o peo. dlum~ tor con veylnv disease germs. The ple getting their supply ot milk trom m~~kis c:ald that I~er~na~l~;,l~~~t t~~~~ i nvestigation l1£.l.s not yet progressed far me. I think the people In general do ca<:('~ o{ srartet (~H'rfi d milk was shipenough to fix the blame for the death \ not understand wha.t was m e a nt by (rom wh ich th e cE'rt. ~r Snow tha l no of Mrs. Jo ~e ph ine Goodyear Sicard pcd . 1t 11; l'taLl>d b) (fa'lo for dell \'ery certified milk. This certlfted milk farm daught er or Frnnk H. Goodyear: milk comln!;" into. Bu tlfled withIn the ha!; be('n proper!) cer and for the iIlne!l9 of a large at Ehna was started through thee frorts la !;t ~1: yesr!. number or other unfortunates, but ot a tev: Burtalo phYSicians who wished to secure a supply' ot the best grade ot I-"'n,OTI'I on \00001 Tox . whoever is ultimately held Tf'sponslbte, one thing Is certain-the Jers ey milk ot a high standard ot Qual ~ Sn lri Dr. Gn:. ne, when speaking about health ot the people ot this communtty lty which would be under their super ~ the 'aseli< arising (rom the drinking of will be more s('uulous!y gua.rded. In 'the vision and which they could recomtut ure than It has been. m!lk: mend or certlty to as being ab50lutely ,·It I!; a matter of Juugmen t h 0" 'man)At llresE'nt ooinions seem to differ as pure, and with the best sanita.ry conIral"c:<' mu,H occur on Rny on€' roult' be~ t o the responsibility of ~ he scarlet (ore that route may he rE'garded B!: su~­ dition In the stable a.nd on the farm f ever epidemic. Dr. Hlmry R. H op kins riclou~. Dr. Hopkins. who comes Quite evidently holds Health Commlsw tn general r~duce the bacteria or dis-w ease germs in the milk to su-ch a mlni a round the dUre frt'Qul'ntlr, F~rS that sloner "" nlter D. Greene to blame. On a Flngle cnse on any rouleIs ~uFpicJous mum as to be harm less for the use ot jRnrl ~houJ.l l'au!'E' ,hI' milk to 1>t' looked the other hand, Dr John Hudson Invalld.s, or inrants brought up on the Grant. the Deput)-~ Cum missIoner of into. and that I( {hire are tW O cases Agriculture In chan{e of this and no w bottle, hence the name ot ce rtified milk. This milk ,,'as put up In sterlllz~ on an\" roU h" that i:,- \·ery bad. j Oining counlles, Rays that Dr. Me .. OIl( 'mllk wa~ thp only f:ource or In quart bottles, on the far m , the bottle Pher.Ron of Lanca!lleer. the health orr l ~ and pa.per ca.p plainly stamped B..8 ce r~ (t.('tlon, I shoultl 3grt'e with Dr. Hopcer \\ ho , he sal'S. olnca r ded the Briggs kins and !'houlrl orde-r an In\"es.tig::nlo n In r esponse to the telegraphic mes- premisf's for scarlet reyer, Is resP0l! )I' t1fted. mtlk, and sent In to the city in C8.Bes and delivered to people ordering as such {'a;:l~ camE" In. But there are sage from Henlth Cg rnm! §,8:jQj!,er Greene sible because he did not Immedlatel'V" It at the standard price or 10 ce nts per so man) nthpr snurcC's at contagion. so to come t o Erie county to inve-stigate shut ort. the ~uPDly ot milk and give quart Fo r sev ral years prior to this many Olher mCAn£: oe l'preading a dis- ;the cause or ehe ooe.rlet tever epidemic notice to tbe Buffalo health au thorities. week when It has been stopped I have east'. that my judgment tells me that Dr. Hopkins' view ot the sltuatlon is deltyered ~ome 12 or 16 bot tl es ada)' no onf' or tWO or e\'t?n three or four n n d place the responsib ility where It be-I shown In n letter which he sent to the l ongs, Dr. Johnson ot the State DepartI or this milk wherever It has been orcases on any routE!' make the su~pidon Express. ment or Health at Alban>- arrived in dered within my territory. And trom of the milk on that rouh warranted. Dr. Grant. the A .. I.tant CommisBut'talo this morning and at once went The rf'o cords ~ho\\' that there are man), Sioner of ~'KrIculture . In dlscussJnl?; thp I the price and purpoae for which the milk WB..S used It had to be kept separ~ I I n~tant('.s where- three or four (ases t o the offIce ot the Health Commis910n w situation with n XE'YS reportpr. called ate trom my r egu la r milk delivery. I ha\-e occurr\'d on one milk rOUle within i er, who laid all the facts betore hIm, attention to th~ ta ct th at sectlon 22 or would llke to Intorm my -customera ! a w~k and no more have been found t ~nd then direceed him to the car tor th e AJfrlcultural lnw provIdes as foIw gettlng their supply ot mUk from me, on that routP for months. lows: ).l;Lanca5ter. that my regular si x cen ts per qua rt "We should remember that scarlet TIf E AGRICULTUR AL L AW. Dr. J ohnson will first Inter\~iew Dr. mtlk does not come trom Elma or a nvS( fe"er is contracted In many ways OUt'where nenr It, as my ~uply com fONo oerson shall sell or exchange. .. ide of thl! milk supply, and that if M c P he rson, the health ot't'lcer who pla w trom an entlrel)." dtt't'ere- • di r ec tion; tcarded the Briggs premises at Elma at or otter o r eXPose tor sale or exchange, ~"ery milkman on who~e r oute scarlet also that there Is not a. 11gle case o t as and tor certified milk. any milk fe\·er occurs Is to b~ closed up, there tbe very outbreak of the epIdemic_ Atter scarlet fe':er on any or my milk routes whi ch hns not been duly e..~amlned by would be \'cry Ilttlt" milk sold In But- thls he will InYest!gat~ the Briggs a competent person to make such ex w that can be attr ibuted to their mil .,remlses and the tacts surrounding the fa lo. supply; that out ot o ne thousand eu aminaUon and which has not been "I am of the opinIon. as I ex presfoed it .d alry where the diseuse had Its origin tomer5 I have bu t one single case t some- months ago In an interview. that and m a ke his report to the Stn te Dew fou nd upon such examina tion to be scarlp.t tever and t hat the lady ot t he fr ee trom nntlst:PticR. ndded prese r va:,partment at. Albany. e"er~' man who sends milk to Buffalo h ouse informed me wne not caused by t h'e s and pathQ~enlc bar.terla. or bacDr. Henry R . . Hopklns has written a 8hould be required to pay $10 a year. the her supply ot mllk ob tained trom me. I t erin in excE'~~·I\'· . . n:mbers. All mUk money to be used to pay inspectors to .lI>ubllc letter In which he bitterly ashope thi~ statement wtIl satts.ty m any s old as certified IhUk shall be consplc"'sit the (arms wht:re such milk is prO- I ,l Jalls IM a yor Knight tor appointing Dr. ot my customers who have been mtstn w duC'ed enry week and report (be con- fOre ene Health Commissioner and at w :u.ousl v marked with the name ot the tormed as to this fe \'er Bcare, that they ~sociat.1on certltylng- It." dition ot the herds and farms to the /tS.cks Commissioner Greene for not have no rt'asonable cause to be a larmed " Aside from the foregoing provision," department (I t health of the city of Buf ~ "topplng tbe delivery of "certified" milk a.bout their milk supply furnished by laiD. In this manner close Walch could J ,b y C. 'V. Boyce aUer the first case or sam Dr. Grant. "the Agrl'cultural De~ me. H. R. H UTT. be kept upon the farms where milk is .scarlet t eyer had been discovered on oartment Is no t oft'lcJally concerned 761 Tona.wanda .street. prOdU Ced and any disease be at once rthe r ou t e--as it a. single case ot scarlet with the oresent scarlet fever epidemic. discovered and the milk SII""lv sup- <fever on nny milk r Oute was proot cone can and do require that dairies be / pressed clusive that the disease came trom the k ept In a sanitary condition. but we milk. cannot torsee that or preven t lIIness To th Is stinging epistle Dr. Greene has fr om a contagious dlsea.se In the taml:framed R. vigorous repl:r. The tollowlng ily or t he proprietor of. th at dairy or eigned statement was banded to the any ot hIs employes. In cas e such d Is<NEWS by Dr. Greene : ease was r eported. however. we should stretch the law t o stop the sale ot DR. GREE/f E 'S If O T R E TO R T. milk from s u ch da l r~. But no s uch no~UFF LO, N -.-"<-." "As to the letter trom Dr. Henry R. t ice was given to us. .... III r (Hopkins, 1 do not wish to be understood "~Ve have nbeol ut el y no responsibil -----______ .____________ e..s ign or ing tt, by any means; but I ity to r the spread at disease among , human beings. unl ess such disease ~E~ ~ ~.J~~4 J.' lB.lll not. at pr~ent. prepared to say Iwhat co urse I shall pursue, and shall ari80s from Un dR.n ttary surroundIng!!' at Glo t be pr epared untll a..fter consultation places wher e toods a.re produced or are dup to disease in tood animals. such as {with my advisers. legal and otherwise. "But I do t hink It Important that the tuherculosis, anthrax , etc. " I belle\-e that th e people atrected THE DOOTORS' BULL RUN. lPubHc sbould know the animus or thIs \m an. Dr. Hopkins was Rnd ls a violent a r e justified in their indIgnation r e Ern ~st "'ende WfiS a capnble (par tisan or the tormer Health Cmnmis- garding the ou t break ot scarlet tever DR MAY 3.8(1 ertlous Heal+h Commissioner of Eloner, and when the :\fayor or the city c.long the eo-called ' cert ified' mIlk route," continued Dr. Grant. "In my Bullolo. Xo one ey{'r d enlNl him that lIlaw fit to appoint me to office, Dr. Hopopinion the blame lies wholly with the Iklns seemed to teel th at he had been credit. But ho\\"" his partisans in the personally aggrlevpd and protes$lonalIy health office r who discovered the n a tu re of the dtgrease and wbo placarded ull~uccP:-.srul con test Cor bis reapPo in t uutraged, and ha~ ever since directed He Has Consulted with His Attorney tbp BrIggs place In th e town ot Elms. nwnt rxpfI('t to gain by mnnellvers on j ills malpvolent tpellng against me. with Reference to Statements f or scarIet tevf"r, th "He ha~, a.t all timeS', ~Ince I took STATEr51NOS AN INSPECTOR HERE. '-Scarlet Fever Situation to Be Thoroughly Investigated by State Department of Health. DR. GR EENE ANSWER S DR. HOPKINS WARMLY. I I I I "r JFFAT' '---- ... =- _S _______ lSU4 • old field at tb ls time posse un der· qRFUE SUE FOR DAMAGES. I I I "'fllee. sought to embarras me and find , \opportunity for attacking me, and his spirit ha~ had much more the appearance ot petty pel'~ecutlon than of profe ssional zeal. !5ALE WAS /f OT !5 TOPPE D. "It was his duty, knowing that th e dtsee.se exi~ted, to prohibit the sale o r the milk eithe r In Buffa10 or a nywhe re else and to ha\'e notified the health you '0" at the first fnilure made by I "Dr. Hopkins Is In d"nger of de!<enauthortttet" ot Buftalo and the D epartw Dr. Walter D. Greene, But "llen Dr. erating into a <,ommon scold. It will be ment of Agriculture. llopkins. in n public letter, takes th e observed that his letter does not conw ··Our Inyesttgatton has so .tar d eterground that discovery or one case of t aln any statement of fnct. lending to mined tha.t he did not stop the sale '8. <'oncluslon againH mE', Buch as a proot mllk or notity anyone in a uthority. :s('arlet fever cnlls for an embargo on f esslonal man wouln be suppo~ed· to It would appear from a perusal of the n (ertnln ml1k UPI)I:;, be puts bls own calmly mature and careCully set forth. Public Health law that thl~ constItuted Judgment in que,rlon. ~lIk Is not tbe <but Is merel)- a tirade (If abuse directed against me and the Mayor who ap w a reml!'1 ct ion of duty and comes squarely I um1er the prosecuting power ot the D isOn y menns or transmissIon of scnrlet I ])Olnted me_ trict Attorney." ferer. When more cases appear on a I "The publ!c w!ll probably not allow Dr. Grant stated that the physlctan ('"tlrtain milk route a noticeable coinei- its opinion to bp basE'd on any mere who plncarded the Briggs premises for 1I i flin g!': of an evilly dl~o~pd fell ow prac{eyer but who failed to glvt" notice o r )ence • e,rnbUsbel!. a nd tbe milk up- tltloner. Respeetful!y. shut ott thl;' Fiupply ot milk was Dr. I, IS put un der suspicion. The Board ""'ALTJ-}R D_ GREEXE. McPherqon of Lan('a.9t~r Of rrea11h ncted as Soon a8 that Index "Henlth Commls.loner." ~-Ith regard to the sa ni ta ry condition appeared. I'UBLI C A S K ED T O ot the Briggs dairy, Dr. Grant !laid that there were lflspecttons a yea r ago and Dr. Hopkins goes fatther and con- I SU!5PEND J U D G/tfl!/fT. again on W edneEiday or this week, and demns noe only Dr. Greene, but the ·'''-hat do you mean. Doctor, by saytn each case the report shows tha t 11.yor who appointed bim, for tb e In,.- that you will consult with your the dairy WflS In excellent shape. Th er e W8~ c leanl1ne"'s. plenty or light and nppearanre ot scnrlet f eye r nt Cold l egal advl!-~Is?" was asked. plenty of ventllntion. The amount ot Spring. Wb.Y" Dot push t he motter" 1'1 am not prepared to say now," re~ .... ... :plied t he Health Commissioner. "Dr. "'ubtc air $pace pe l' cow was 763 cub Ic lItUe fartber anJ sa;' that the people iHooklns ornctical!y chnr,.-e. me with teet, which Is tar more than the lega l reqlllrl'm ent. Tht" report said: ".ho electod the ) layor are to blame? c ausln" the death of :llrs. Sicard." w ~ o do bt D T he He-alth Commissioner Is J)repar "U I!t n milk dalr)" fl u ch as we r a r ely - . ,11 r. napkins has forgotten 1.nlit other vigorous measures against come tn contact with. There Is nothbl" -,fother G oo~p. but be reasons os it th e men who have atta.cked him. For Ing uerogatory to report. On the othe r h and It t~ nn Id f>tll place at its kind." 1t~ traditions were ,,-lth him stilI. HIs i nstan ce. clerks are busy with the rec w complaint d ords tor the purpose at showing the Learning ot whnt appeared to be a rea S greatly like tbat or Du blic what has be.n the pl'llctlce of ~car1 et fever CR~e at the :\[cTlgue th~ olll woman who had It with the ot her Heallh Commissioners with refw hom~ e. 315 Grnnt street. Health Comb:il'ky porker: erence to milk routes and contagious mis~loner Grpl"ne vP!lllerday !Cent 'Or. disease. "fJ 1<. Dp Gront, 0. dJ~trtct physician, FSi~, li.re. burn stick! One statement made at the Health to' In\·e-~tlJit'n.te. D.r. De Groat reported tick "'on't beat do&" [ Ottice thl~ morning- \\'as that during the thJR morning the cnse was one ot feve r. Dog won't bite pig , w f our years preceding On Greene's nd but lhe f:1mBl' dirt not take milk from Pig "Won' t Jet O\'er 'the stilt mlni8trlltlon only four Inspe<:tlons of eIt her Boyce. Hutt or Seibert. And I won t get home tonight. "There has been no death so fa r this m ilk suppl:r were orucr(>d. These were onth f r om scarlet tever" said Dr at Oakfield. L ooneyville, A lexander dram ot the Burenu ot Vital Stntls w a:;~ one other place. stand ing. to b~ pxpected that Dr. \ Henry It H opki n would say. : hI tol(1 Ie ____________ _ -- I * __ __ W :t-; I All I desire." said Dr. Greene to- day, "Is that the public shall ~uspeod judgment uotll lhe facts hav e been f ully aAcertillned and set torth. It 'Would be ulter folh' to shUt of[ milk distribution evt"ry time n ca~e or scnrlet tever brea ks out. There Is always Made Concerning Him. 1 hif: mornillS:- HE'nlrh CC'mntiqc;;Joner GTf'(,lle ('''ll~lIltl'd with hi~ personal le~n l nrl\·j:o::;"r. :\r o<.;e~t;;h·re. wi t h rrf('rence to the :1d\'er~e ('rJtici~ l~l that hRs bef'll mnde ('onct'rnJn~ him by ce rt ain ph:r-c:ieiRn ~ a nd orh('r"- in Ruffalo in connection with tbe FC;trlet fp\'er <,pidemic. Dr. Ureene wn~ n"l\~d [) sn~' whnt " OF tl,E." purpurt of rhl' tllll< he had with lIr. hire, bu t de· cliJlPd co make OIl\" ...:t:lterr:. -nt. "no :rOll iuv">nd I r i llgiu~ :.my a ction or art inns [Ol' .1ama,ce.l" :l.,:luiuo;;t ~'DY per~un or per"Oll'''?' Dr. Gr~o?ne WAS nsked. .. I Illlhl decline tu 3U'H,t>r thnt qu('({tion or any otbl'n.; pertniniD~ to thi~ bU';:lIle~ . . ! " said Dr. Greene. "I hod intf-ilI11"(} to !!in" nut n :--t8tt'ment ("o,ering nll 1hI? ('n"''''~ of ~(':!rlet fe-Yer within the 11;I!'t ft>W Y('IH~ . bue. afte r con~ulting I w ith m.'" atroruey. ;Dd acti ng aD biq 3d"jct'. 1 f:hnll not dO !'CI nnd shall Ita ye Iwrhin~ furthN to !!3)" to nny person rE'~nrdin!; thig matter." .-\ moment nfterwar·jg Dr. Greene said yC'rr .. it:nibrilutl:r: "In futnre in ,~onnect i on with this bll':::j!IP'<:-, my nttoruey will do all the tnlk irJ:." �-------- -- -- -----i;;~~!~~~ ~~~ · :-------------- ·------------s EP--I-..;--'-ii-&4--·----·--·--------------------- --- ._--------,--- EI~QU lh_r ST~TE HEALTH' PROMINENT PHYSICIANS IN WORDY WAR. OfflGER GOES TO ELM~. Thorough Investigation of Scarlet Fever Outbreak Will Be Made, DR. JOHNSON ARRIVES TO INVESTIGATE CAUSE OF BUFFALO FEVER EPIDEMIC. D DR. GREENE'S REPLY. R. JOHN SOX of the state H ealth Boa rd at A lban :r arr ived In Buf. tal o E'a r ly this morning t or t he purpose ot conducting a n investiga· tlon Into the ca use of the scarlet feve r epldeml(' n ow l'Bgln g In Bu ff a lo. Dr. Johnson c a lled u po n H eal th GliHnmf ssioner Gmwe. nnd obtained from him t he (acts In th e matte .. in r egard to DR. WALTER D . GREENE. DR. HENRY R . HOPKINS. the milk su pply which, it is belle,·ed, Dr. Gree n e I s Heal t h Commi s s i on er a nd I s Blame d by Dr. Hopkin s for ' cau~(>d the ! t> v er, Immedl a t e.y nfter getting nil the InLRX M ethods i n Co nducting H i s Depa r t m ent a n d So H e ld Resp onsible formatl c n h e deS~Dr. J ohnson took F o r S carl e t Feve r Epidemic. Dr. Greene Ci aim s D r . Hopk i n s I s a P er- He Makes Some Tar t Comments on Thos e Who Have Offered Criticism on His Method of Conducting the Health Department-Fact s and es Quoted to Show That He Has Done His Full Duty. I / Conti n>;;d n l'ag~ EIO\·en .) s onal a nd Poli tic al Enem y and I s \S ee kin g t o E m b a rrass Him. Dr. Johuson, nn inspector conuected wi t!L the ~tlle board of health Orrh"Nl in Rnffalo thi" morning for th~ tlurpo!'o€' of ioqnirill,f! into the conditions tllnt f>.xist£'d her~ nod that produ<:l'd a J1umh('r or qcnrlet ft:,er cn~es as 0 result of rbe di>lrihution of milk brough t to BUll'nlo from rhe town of Elrun, :\ Y. Dr . .1ohnE"on held a (-OUfereDce wi 1 ll l'nlth Comm jc;- Sicwe-r Greene immeui:lt~ . nirc-I' hil:;; nrrh'nl in the city. Dr, nrpt"'ne infOL'med Dr. John~on 0 nil the' hetN ill the ("fUie til': re\'enled by t hf' Bullalo health Officials' ill "\"E'~ti~ntiOll. I mJllt"dintely nfter IiI.;; talk with Dr. Gl'(,l\lle. Dr . .To hu$lon wt'nt to Elmn to l11uke At! in \'estigntion there. I t is I'aid t hnt Dr. Johnson intends to mnke n thorough il1,e~tigation of nil the circum. stanrps in the CIlFe und that he will ntet'mpt tn fnt;:ten the- re;;pOllsibility. "1 told Dr. JohIJs;on," $oid Dr. G reenE'. · ·thn t I .Ie.ir>d tbe most complt·te and I caref ul inn'!'l:til:mtioll mnde. to :he end thnt t!lC ri"~pt)nt;:ihil;f)' might he c:bnrgeil t o thp. right qunrte r, where\"er thnt mny be: ' _ _ _ !l { rain fO " El lna. _ x . Y .. whe"e he ,,·111 lion. The docto.rs then !''!ttr e d rronm !' plrit has h:ld mu("h mo re-the appt'aranl''' 'whlrh". Ithis husin()~~. !' Incp t h e I: )' etlre-meh t z(>a ot pett,r p ros{-cu tion thun or prote!"sional Inspect t h ,e Briggs f~rm. trom l. . It Is a verr ed the certlfted milk waslhc certification o! the- mIlk. fr ll m r C ·'Ur. Hopkin!'!: t~ In d anger ot dpgenf'ratRhipped. D J'. J ohnson will sl!t the mat-Briggs r.l!'11l h;lS :;~p n (lon~. It ~~hS.J.l~s Ing Into u co mmon Sl'old. It w ill be o btt'l" to the bottom . It Is said. and as\.~er-by Dr . .A. H. Rrl.~?S o f Burtalno. n no 11 ~t' T\'ed that h l~ letter does not conIn It POl!s lble whethe r an "'~bod\..' l'it re_iurgeon of the RoJth... R()gl~lt> t. u d taln nn )' ~ taU·m('nt o f facts lendlnlr to l'on(')uslon me-such ,slblf' tor lhe impure " milk b!'-ing br.)t h e J' a t G,e a r.,..... e 1J . Br·gg-.:: . . "lnc1 , ' h a n aft'~~lon"l mnn ngnln~l would be supposeda sto a.capr,llm.,Iped to B u tralo ,tncle t o Ch1.rles M. Br1s:gs. In ,\ oqe 1,r mature and ca refully St:t forth-but is Dr J() h m~on cailed on me ear ly this name the farm p. nd IL~ dalr) a re ('O~- m rely n tirade of abu~e directed agalust llrnl;'g" s~ld D r Greene when Eeen .!uc-tpd. Dr. Driggs is QU~tf'~ a s ra ~ me nn d thp ~layor, \\ ho a ppointed me. JY an J':nQ~ 1rer re·por·ter :'1 G'~ \'e him il1g he np\'E'r nUH1~ a c hemiC.". d O!) ySIR "The public will probnbly not allow lis , . • <1 of the Inlll' His "xnmlnauon ,,"pnt opinIon to the sta tus ot the scarlet fe\,er cases , . ( h I bl'" IbasI.'d on an'"' m('ore tllII." and ~lat pd t o him all I knew about t h~ on ly to 1hp !'l;,\nltary ,"onditlon 0 t e ot u n ~\l!,~p~l'~\)~li';~~ fe llow practilloae ; , alleged orgin of t he fe\'er In Elma. surroundings o f the cows. " "·ALTl!:R D. GREE:' After hp h eld talked "\\ Ilh me 1"lP WE'nt The othel' mlll< route ?n wh.tch "H('alth Co mml~sl, .It direct to El ma and will IfI\'esrl,!rate the scarlet feyer de\'eloped Is c lallned~ to ..}?: About the Inxlt:r c harged agaluM the "3ubjec t th pre." that at "~lIIlam f' . Seibert of :\ 0. _10) Health Department In not stoppmg th'l! --Tn'on Place. Scarlet teYE'r In this route 811.1- ot milk upon l he discovery ot the 0).IE In t er esting felch; rezardlng began to break o ut on August 15th. It first case, this s tatE'ment was made: c" rtifi E'd mil k and the' scarlet Is said. Bnd since then tt>n cases hS\'e "You may examIne mfIk bacterlologif e \'e r ep idem ic prevalent In Buf- de\·eloped. the late~t bt'ing In ::;;:f ib.=ort·s c ally and c hemically da)' after day r a Jo a t pre~pn t were Lrou ..... ht to light own family. It appear~ that n("ll')pe.~ I ~1 wIthout dlsco\'erlng In it what Is ca lled .!:J Inn.!;tlgatlon o f the fe\'er a long the ~eJ· lhe s(·arlet feyer germ. Thpl"e 15 noth )·e!Jt~rday, D r. H enry R. H opkins has bert~ route was made t ill Auguet 31~t. ing tn milk which \\"111 Indlcace there Is sent a lett er to the newspapers In when two ca~5 were reported. and a srarlet tever gE'rm, for medical mpll which he d ra w s strong ill t e:rences, goes Dr. )lay was sent l Ut. He YI~ttPo the hn.vp not yet found n ny germ which T he Sca r let F ever Ca ses. into the p olitical side ot Health Spibert plant and ne farm ') f Selbprt'~ ca'l claim that name. There may be · , father on the- River Rond. reponing f d th I f tl C omrr.lsslo n e r Greene s a ppoln. tmE'n t . that both pl.ares were In a. ~anlwry oun e Rtreptococcus n ec on, ~epdlcs!'j alarm h:l~ hrcn cnn!!=pt! in the d I which generally accompanies scarlet an s a ys :Mayor K nlgnt is p r ,mar ty condition and t hat there was no r;;ca rlet fl:.\'cr. But ~trept(JCOCCUS 15 the comcity hr llUblishcrl statements that an tf'sponstbl e tor t he epldemJe ot scarle t (pY()r In th p ne ighborhood o f thE' flll'm. man p u~ gE'rm," epidemic of . . carlet fcyer :F= ragin~, n t e ver beca u s6 he made Dr. W a lter D . '''hen thrl"'(' mo re l·a!"e ~ \\'~re rel)f"'ned AssIstant Health Commissioner Ed . ~tnt~ t which is withont truth H('('ord· Grt' E-ne the h ead ot t he H ea lt h Depar t · :t1on).:" thf:' EE'i bf:') "out p further inn'sti- ""Ird C IElI'k, who yes terday returned to j.W"'To the reports mnde to the Buffa lo men t. ~ation "'no!' made. It Is d aimt'n, and work a ft~r ten wef'ks in !l hruspltal, lle!llth deUll.rtment. The records !:'how The law r e qu ir es p h ysldans to re po rt mll k re llln,::- f rom the-rc FU SPf"I.dl:'r1. wh(>re he wo.s trf\ated for ner\,ouc; t hnt, from the lir~t dO)- of AuguII;;t. thfrc to the H eal t h Depar t ment all cases or Co mmissioner Greene sayg that t hp tl'ouble-. WAS emploYI~d 3 S mil k I ns lJect~ ,e bPfm 50 (·n~ ·" s of ~cn"let fp,t'r in contagious d isea se as soon as they ar~ r enson why the sa le o f milk was not o r under torm~r Health Comml'isloner knO\~n to ..."he att-endlng physlclans. Slopped along the Boyce and Seibert Ernest '''f>nde. During his !lye }'(>ars t ~ ('ntiT£' city. Of tbes:e. 22 were reEvery caSe o f contagious dl:!=eaee I routes u pon the discovery ot the first Dr. C l k o nly made tour in\,es t ignported in .,,"U$;!U~t. :tnd 28 lun'c bePD reJnspectefi by a health officer. He i~' cases was th1t thf're a re 41)0 milk de:.'l - tlons ot milk to spe If It was th£- ca use ported ·hu8 far hi. month. :\[o,t of the 8uppo~ed to learn the source ot: milk er s In Bun:~ 10. !l.nd t heft' !~ n (! '. \: 1" l at' ~t'a rlet tp\'l\r. .At those times he ('ss~>C; hn ,e be~n of n mild chnrt!cter end supply in the tamtl y where the cas~ time whC'n there Is no t so me I·ase en \'Isltpd Alexandria. Oakfield, Looney- I the pnt:('nt~ ha,e reco,-c:ed. .J1I1::t how has broken out. A ll these fac t s are I-e- the routes at s ome o f them. Just as \'111':' an d a nother smail town nearby. mnny :-r:Hiet fe\~r ,lncn rd" are di~plnred (.·orded In a milk register. If it appl~ars ~OOI1 as threp or tour C:.:J.st's ap pf'ar alo ng It wa s stated that the mere fact ot u that the milk SU p p))' Is thE' Source o f In- o ne man's route a n In\'estlgatlon i~ sC~lr let tever case being rf'ported diu in Dulfaio todny is not nsc?rtainnble. but teetlon, an d m ore cases "' e\~elop. a made a nd the snle o f milk sus p.ended. not Indica t e that the case was dlrectl)' the lllllnbrr is small. spE'('lal in~pe('tlon of the Jllant ot the Dr. Greene would n ~rpe w ith Dr. Hop· due to the d rinking o f milk, and t hor 80 f'lr n~ the r erords of the health demilkman is made and lu:: is required to\ltinS that as 1?3ch ('a~e c~me In t he. fl. sca rlet fever could be ca used by several portmont show. th"re hn\'e he-eo uo suspe nd t he sale ot milk pending the shou ld be an Inn's t ig-a tlon It milk was o ther things. de.alls from ~cnrlet fe,er durinl{ the Inve 8t1gat lon. thO?- o nly so urce o r infection . but therr> " It has always been t he c ustom or Dl.Jnths of AUl!u~t o nd September. Th e epidemic which is ('Bus ing 50 a re so many o tht>r Rource:c: ot (' ontaglon the Department to In\'estlgate mflk An inspE'Ctin'l of the ('o .. e~ shows that mu c h concern now appears to have that In his judgmellt o ne case Is llO l routes whenever three o r tour cases at b ,'oke n out In the middle ot August :::uffici(>llt evidence o f impure milk. Thc sca rlet tever ha\'e been reported a long teu of them 0('."' IlTed on one lllilk h"oute and t he cases are charged up to two Investigation o f th€' Seibert and Boyce that route. BU l there is no reason. It nud six on a nother. Both the~e r olltes milk r ou tes. Onp of lhese routes Is routes was bt'"-gUll (\ ~ soon as son:ethlng i!'!: (,o n tended. w hy there shou ld be a have rpen f:hut off b.t" the henlth dppnrtthat w hich was known 8 0;; the "certl- developed "hi('h~ warrant~g susPlclo,n. mil k Inve5tlgatlon just because o ne rnF€' ment. One c n~e ('o me~ from ~til1 nnotller fle d m il k" route, looked after by C. W. An inspeclor l rom the .. tnte D(>p~\rt- hds broken o ut. Developments will show rowe, uut tlut route is t;:till running. he' Boyce of )tain and Allen s treets. The ment of HI ('a l~h It;: hexpe:led In fBluf~alo \\"h e ther the milk I~ responsible (or the eDU"E:" th e ~ upply of milk which it fo r' l'asE"~ c harged to this route are those thi!'J morn ng or t e pu. pORe 0 n es- epedemlc beC'uu~e there mny be a scar. which h a \' e broken o ut in the fa.sh· tlgatin't" the 11 nl urE' milk matt€'r. le t ('ver ea~e on e very milk I'oute In ruerh' rcceln'd from the Briggs farm hns i,cc-o ~hut off. Ion able r esld.nce dlotrlct, t he list :'8VBuffalo. When more than one case a png been published In The Enquire r . • pe:tl't"I along the route the e \'lden: e th r "Complnint i .. mnde," :snid G~f'ne 3enry Hu tt of Tonawanda Street. w hol sca rlet (oypr wru; CQ u,"<l br the , this DlOrninJ:;', IIthot this J~p:lrtm(>nt does $.Iso had a r erUfted milk rOute ot aboutf Is o nly p resumptivp." not in. e:<tlg8te e\'l'r)' ca.:-e r C ~cllrlCl twelv e peop lp. has stopped seT\'ing the fpn:or tbnt i~ r eported nnd it.; !':ourcl? ! s' m ilk. On 1)." one case Is s ~id to have Astoni~ heu al the biller a ttack made cprtninE'd. It we rlid thnr, w n !:Ihoultl d eve loped on his route. He supplies b y D •. Hem':r R. Hopkins In a letter n boU t 1,000 othel)"People with diffe r ent to a mornln,g newspaper, Health Com· have time for Dothin!! ~ I~e. As ~ nlatter m ilk . ml~sloner ~ altpr D. Greene this morn. of facl. not mo rt" thon tcn pl!r cent. o f Cas es outside "J~ BuffalO n re n ot re- Ing gaye o ut to the pres!ol; a. ca refully scnrl~t t en!r C3~eS come fro ·n the uSP corded w it h the locol Health DE'part- prepared stn tement in which he a nof milk. In n Inr1!e mnjotlty of C:l"iC!1 m e nt. T he ce rtified milk, Which Is s we- r s Dr. Hopkins, a nd Intimates that thp~, come from COlltaglUD nt f:chOI)IM om! IT.llk th at has been ce rtified to by a thp lalter WIUI mO\'t"d to make the a toth~r places. I phys:cla n 3S tree trom Infection. ("arne. tac k tor politf ca l pUI'por;;es o nlr. It Is I It 1~ averr ed. trom the farm ot Gt'orge known l h:'\f DI" Hopkins a nd the Hea lt h L ( -.J1..- r'"' "~" h rne,'er we Jenrn I,f ~"'\'I"rnl r ~PS D. B r iggs, In Elma, N. Y .. wher e there CommlsRioner are not friends a nd ht.l\·e LiU " ·r ~ ~., of :--cnrlet fever on one n1l1'< J'(lute ara now s:ald to b(' tnur c ases of (eye r . l1e \·er bpe n. Dr. Greene sa ys Dr, Hop- _________________ ._. _______ _ _".1.,~~ ill\'e~thrntP, nnd . if till' f.lC[~ walTrll1 f , " Cr. arles M . Brlgg~. so n o f the tormer'l klns is his E' nemy. s;top the route, but we cn UtJoJt Ahut off Is t h,.. ost'f'nslble O\\'npr of thE' farm, a l('er taln fita tements madE' b y Dr. Hop___ f' \ er y milk rout(' simply !J(.'c:lu"e n C'1)flf' th ough he Is datly em ployed as s uperin- klns In hlR IH ter have gn"at ly al'ou~rl ~--- •• -.I (I f ~~ltrlpt Nv(" r dt."\'elops on H. The t enden t of thE' telepholll? co mpany In Co mmlssiant;'l' GI'(>~ne . and In hi!' r(>· • (L-' "'henlth dppurtmellt o f Buffu}!) hJ.!l nlw/lYs t hat t o w n, Boy~(' and Hutt got thE'tr p ly thprt" Is a f; trong hint a bout making __ • __ .. :...I_ ... i..l..o_l. __________ ••• _ (lone the f'nDlP, thou'.!h ~ow(' (' ffort is [oow nlllk trom this; tarm, In con npc tion thl' ma th·l· orw o f l'OUrt l1Ugation. The = - with t he re rtif\pd milk list should be n·ply Is hot a1"H1 ~t inglng. being as folbrI ng made to mnke the. puhlir thiD.k m--entl oned the dE'ath or 1\lr8. Gpo rge M. Jow~ : It' Jac k ot n 8ufficieJlt number of milk otherwiQf'. The records \\ III sho w Ihl8 Sica rd , daughter of Frank lL Good... "AR to thf> INtpr from D r Henry R l r. Sl)~ tors is the trouble. more ~ h,mld to he tru('," . y!.ar. T hn'e phYflolClans have ag reed HopkhlR 111 th(' Jln p~-n~ today. 1 do not ·oe lrmsh('u. The milk Ir.tection dan· 1h(" r(,("I'rllf'. hn,(" he~D e \:nPllIvl1 fnr th at bI rs, SIcard dlf'd o f st reptococcus wJ!'Ih to bf' und,·r ... tofld as Ignoring It, hy , must be s tamped out a t an :r co:st. five )'Pnr!'; (111rin,: the term nf tltfk'" u~ n~ 1u (ec ti on, which ha bitually accom- IUH' mt'an!-l; but 1 am lll.ll . at pre:-;t:n t . pr l. ~ Grpt.ne':" prt>d~c(>~~{}r in otfl."03, .1u(I It I, .p cnle~ scarl£>t t:ever. pare· 1I tl) !'Iny whal ('our~p I ~hRII Ilur:-;up, gel Blld ~halt no t bt· llr('Pllrpd until a Clt'"r confnUlul thor, in thm:e fh-(" yenr~. r"'1ur ill A little n\'~r two ""pars :l go ft.\"~ But· ~ultation with m)' ad \'I"pr!S, hgul and ( AtO nhYl!I('i:I,n~, Dr. Ch, ( s G. Rtock- oth£ r wl!"(·. \'e~ti"::ltiolls o f the 5-11pply !)f IniJk w\"r" t on. D r. Delnnt'Y RoC'h,l~ter. Dr. Henrv "But 1 do think It Impo rtant til~ t mnde to IOc:ue the :;()u-ce ot ~cnl'lt>t l-lopkln!-'. Dr. In'lng ~1. n()w a nd !~:~n~ubli(" tlhould know the' an imus ot th lli {r,cr. D r , R oss or tbp General HO!;lpltal, In· ··Dr _ Hopkins wn~ <t nt! I~ a .... iolC'nt par. ''In th(' prfi'. ('nt cn!'p," said Dr. GrE't'uf', troduc~d "E'rlln~d mlIk. lh·!il' film being tlJoll\ ll nf the- (ormt' r Jh.n lth Co mmlsslonpr. : h",,~e f'ttnpppcI onE' rontl! IlfBr I:i.x ('n ~f''' t o In:1\cP \ thorough hactertolo'ric'A.J ex- and Wht'n the .M nyor of l ilt' city Saw tit htl(1 hrPll di.,ro\·eren on It, the :-111: rn!-'f'~ nmin:ltion III the milk. to whkh th€."\~ to nppoln1, me tu' oftkp. Or. Honklns (>xt('ndill,': o,er n pE'riod of ;tl U R.P ';. "h~ atfl x etl th~ir <'t:rtif\(",.de'. the mIlk C'om'- "(f"m~d lo Cl'i"l th.1t hf- hnd blf·n llt'n~On­ Ing from the- Brlgq-s f.lrm. Dr. H""'·bf'rt llll~' aggrl('n:d and prn!psslonnlh- oUtrugOth('f milk r onte w as sto J)P l'U a r tPr tl,rf't.> Hili. the l'Uy <:heml~t rept"lrted to t hps~ ('II. and ha~ "\'pr since. ulrt"ctl!d his male('nsE'~ of !'icarl et ~,'e r had coul~ tv llght t I vo lf'nt fflocling aguln8t mf". p Itys IC' Inna, I ~ St~tf»d. th'lt the m Uk "HI~ hu" Rt till tlm(>~. ~Inc(, I tl)Hk 0(. ~ubmltt("u to hiM WII J; In poor co ncll_ ftc:~, sought to I'mbarr:t"i:; m E' Ulld fln.) "POll it no. r'ppo r tullit'· tor a.ltolrkln2" m C', ~lI'd Il l... - S lo I DR GREENE SAYS ATTACK ON HIM IS POLITICS nr. r t 1904 2__'1 ___ ,_______ II I :re- I :.~~:: ::t~er~_ :::~; Dr. Gre-ene alii" made s st!l"'ml 'llt I I �on htm. m:lde if.. a rpply to itO auatk UPhill lJornill;'(s E;(· L le".r pubJj,bpd 10 If R. Jlopk ius. Jlrpf"CO nnd si~nt"41 by Dr. ('~.'ne lin'S lhis flpc an-l iD':: thl' letter r. T ro Clay: D At-Dn- R. HoPA .. Fl (ht ItHE'r (Pili _ rj do D~ t wlsb (0 I.;hUl hi lA!- JlOpf' r'l IMI,II), It lIy Any meaDS; g bfl' umJt'r!ltooJ 3' 1,lIor n ~r~rllrf>(1 to ~DY but I ftm not. li t prp~pn t • e and FhaJl Dot what N)lIr~(' I fl:b·11 pursu O~81l1t1l11on wI th prrpnrt'd until ftflt"~,(~prwISe m)' adl*I~"rF. If',g'l' 4nft I t (bnt thE> pub· "I" But 1 10 tltlnk I' hn~r ~!I ot rbl5 1U8D. lie should kucm tilt' nllll~s n \'Iolr>;a partl· Dr. flOI)k")!1 ,~ns a~, lIb corum lsstollrr, !ton of tbt' (orm'r /'~b(' rlty MW fit to and wbrn tbt' mor or 0 Hr Jl opklul\ f;el~lll('d appoiru me to o((lC,'p, l ' !>f'rllonully ng· ti' IN" thnt bt' bad ~~u ouU'nJl;rd. and grJe\'C'd nnd prJ(t'd"llonrel bls malevolent bas .. ,.l'r slOt'(> ree ff'f'I1 n= Rirllln!tt m '. I I took orne HI:' hns at nil tlrups. "nce f' sau ght t~ E"mborrpI'.!1 me aDd J)lIdlr~f~~ lunlt'\" (or /ltl/'rldn,; tut". and bls sp t pet t:y bnct "much mor!' tbE> 1lI'lpf'lIfflDC{, 0 Ibn II ot protr!Osfonal z(\:ti. 18 Is In Ilnngf'f ot ,leg-foerntII t'ommon !'rold. It will IH" obthnt his IfOth'r dOt''' not coulnln nny 8t8tt-menl of taru h'odln't' to n f'oncluslou Ins[ Ill('-surb n pro(f'l:lslooal mon ~~l~lld 1..1(' flU)lPNII'd 10 {·alml." maturE' Rnd cort,t ullr St'l fortb ·- hUl J~ OIPfPly n tlrl~dc of IlhuJIl(' dlrN'Il'U tlj:ifl lust m(' nnd the mtl)or wbo flJ,Ipolnled mr. II It Th(' pnhlll' will prohahly not. n ow S opinion to b .. hl!.qi'd Oil any m('rl' lIIugs ot STATE INSPECTOR ~ SAYS DR. GREENE IS ~ FREE FROM BLAME. Ih>fl)l,'f'tf tliS. W.')'Tlm D. GR~E:"E, Jlr81th COlllIll1~5Ioner. I Dr. Grant's position. ~ Dr J(,hn Hlld~on Grnnt.. n<::<::j"t:mt mmisqloner. 'ltRte d('pnrtment of Agfl' / ullure, h~s 1I0t ) N henrd from the hCRrlQtlOrters ()( hi~ dt~pnrtm(,l~t nt .\,1bnoy. whrre he r<,porred the fnll rlF'to: in th e maHer. "The depnrtDlMt of ftl!rieultur(':' ~:\irl he thie; Ulornin~. "wJlJ tnke no furth er l!tion in this matter. IL is not a nUltfor it. hut ruther for th(/' ~tnte h'1:1rd n e~lth . nq r hAn' contenlled nil filon~. When Dr. Ir"Inor J L • now dcnllllHlpd of mc thnt r nri~~~ 1 m~' proc(,E.'I'I Agaill,!':t wrote n lett er to Dr. Greene stating I pOllition. I did not make n rellort to him as 1m!!. bt.'en stnted. ")!" COlllmuuil'lIlion wus merely n let- con~lt l on . D r. McPhe-rAon says he d id not COnSIc1 E'r It nt'cefl:!Iary to nottfy Dr. Greene-. the IIpolth Otnct'r at Burtalo. becau~p Dr. Briggs ot the city of B urralo In proteMional attendance. was a ph'Y81~ <'Ian of repu te and former ly Heal th Ot~ flcer ot Buffalo, nnd Dr. "M cPherson thou~ht Dr. Briggs would protect t ho people ot that city. 7: Dr. W. E. Johnson Makes an Instigation of Scarlet Fever Jtf/: COMMENDS DI? GI?El!lfE. ./~~ituation. DR, "It an ('\'III), dllrp0!lI"(J (ello" -prnctltJoue l'roppr tor h im to do so. It further n.p~ penrs t he t he d id not q uarantine thp mIlk, a lthough he gaYe Instru c tlOnl-, thn t t he premises be k e pt In sanitary H, BRIGGS IS CRlTlCISfD ON HIS ACTION, AI 1----------------__ DR. WALTER D. GREENE. He Declares Ithe Inspectors Made Only a Superficial Investigation and His Report is Absu rd. I at. I I A HOT 'DISPUTE BETWEEN DOCTORS. T 18 inevIta.ble th at the present agi ~ tation over the epidemic of scarlet fever in Burtalo w~e t o 1:>e an in-estimable bleast,ng ~the community. It has broug.ht to light 0. flagrant dis r egard ot human Ufe and health on the p art of some or the milk producers In the towns at Erie county-a condition ot Rt'falrs that publJc sentiment will Insist the health officers in th e towns shall remedy. To a NEWS reporte r yesterday. Dr. G eo rge W. McPherson or Lancaster, health offlcer of the town of Elma. made t he following extraordinary state- "It appears," conllnued D r . Johnson, "tha.t Dr. Greene, t h e health omt"er ot the city at But'talo, was a ware thnt scnrlet lever existed In El me. untll the atternoon of Sat urday, Sept. 10. r would say thn.t he then d id e verything II health officer possibly co uld do to stamp out the disease, exercising the best Possible mea ns for supresslng It "Prior to this, on Aug. 24, 27 and Z9 three CMf'S ot scarlet tever were reportE'd to Health Comm iSSioner Greene all of them occurring on t he route a mn.n who sold the 'ce rtified' milk from the Briggs farm. "It would ha\'e been prope r for Dr. Gree n e to have ordered a n Investigation had he thought bes t to do so but the mere existence ot th r ee cases of sca rlet fever on a milk route w hich has -400 custom e rs does not Im pose a .n ecesslty for th e In.,;rstlgatlo n of the mIlk. The eXlstencyot these t hree c ases alone would not have JUstifi ed him In shuttIng off the supply ot mJlk trom thlR source . The tact that 90 pe r cent. or cases ot scarlet feve r o riginate through contact with in fected persons and onl:\! 10 per cent. are co mmunicated through mIlk must be tnke n Into consideration In thIs connec tion," "Where, then, would you place the bla m e of the epidemic ot sca rlet fever whi ch exIsts In BUffalo ?" w as asked ot Dt·. Johnson. He renlIed: "Dr. A. H . Briggs, a ph ysician of long expe rien ce and a forme r health Officer ot the city at B ut'talo, knew that the taml!;r ot George W. BrIggs had scarlet fever and treated them for that disease. It would ha'\Ce been only proper for him to have notified the health authorities ot Burtalo at the existence of scarlet fever In Elma. It was his moral duty t.o do 50. He taUed t o report the disease to the Buffalo authorities. He knew that C. M. BrIggs was fielltng mnk to Buffalo dealers. Dr. Briggs ought to have ad vised the stoppIng of shipments at milk at once. Instead, he certified that the mJIk from the BrIggs place was p ure." State Health Inspector Says He Is Free From Blame for Scarlet Fever Epidemic. I ·'Dr. DanJel Lewis, State COmmissioner of Health, directed me to investigate an outbreak of acarlet fe ver In the ter. nn nct DC COllrte~r to Dr. Grf'E'lle. county of Erie, in response to a tele"A BSU I?D," SA Y S DI? BRIGGS. 10 it T qairt. rrff\rring to the Rri~~ .. gram trom Health CommiE"'iloner fonn' ' I am inforrutd that the cowDr. A. H. Briggs professed much asGreene of Buffalo, asking that suc h inbarnll: :mrl lItt'n!o:fI~ nre clean. ' t.onishment last evening w hen informed vestigat10n be made. Dr. Greene has ot Dr. Johnson's IIndlng.,. "Of ('onr!'ol(\ I r£lferred to tho"'{' on tI,E" had nothing to do with th e Invegtiga~ "Such a report as he makes is ab~ B~i!.."'· rnrm. 1 hnd no nllthority to tion except to direct me to Dr. M cPhersurd," ~aid Dr. Briggs. " It Is nonsensi~on, In Lanc8...'?ter, and the Briggs farm stell in tlnd SlOP the sale of milk. That cal. At the li"aBt. it shows a lack at in Elma. 1 arrived this morning and Tl'IS II moltE'r for the bo~rd of health of knowledge of the real situation. It Is proceeded to Elma, where I Intervie'''-ed t ~o!' tOW1I of Elmn. the result of only a superficial Investim ent: Dr. J. E. Armstrong, the local physIgation. to "I used to be ::nilk iU!'olpector under Dr. "r have practiced medicine in the cia n, who ha.d bE:en In attendance on Wende whp'l he WAS hea lth commi8s!on· D r. Briggs said he was a t Elma yeslo wns ot L ancaster and Elma tor the three cases of scarlet fever in Elma. terday afternoon for five ho urs, waiting tr, and 1 cannot recnll thnt we im'esti· last 35 years and I have never known "Dr. Armstrong, who has just been for Dr. Johnson to go o ver t he situa.rated frery cnc:e of !'lcarlet fe"er which th e shIpment of mllk to Buffalo to be graduated trom a medical college, etatlion with him. s topped be ca u ~e oC disease in the famil y ed th at he was first called, on Aug. 23, appearetl. Xeitber did we think it "r was at the Briggs dai ry," he conot the dairyman or of his employes. to attend Mrs. Crane, the daughter of D e(e~'n l'r to cnll on the state depf'rt· tinued. "He did not come near me. In~ "1 h ave never known of an instance George W. Briggs, who was then BUPm"'nt of n~ri(,l1ltl1re when we had s11ch as I fill"ul'e so s trongly In this ot stopping the shipment ot milk be- posed to be suffering from tOll8ll1tts. On asmuch inrestigntiolls to make. And I do not casp, the least he could have done was cause of t'he presence of s carlet fever, the same day C. M . Briggs, her brother, to seek an interv iew with me. But Set why there Rl.lOuld be nny renMn filr diphtheria, smallpox or any other viru~ became Ill, and also )'frs. George D. instead he goes and sees someone else clllllng on the department of agriculture lent, Intectious diseasoe in the families Briggs, b<>th ot these case. being at and t,hE"n makes a supe rfi cial report. now." ot those producing the milk or handling first dlagno9Cd as tons-mUs. H e attend "AS' a matter of fac t, these three It t or the producers." ed them for several days, and Mrs. cases .of fever that he s peaks of were One New Case. Dr. ~1 c Pherson, nn artl e ss, honest Briggs and Mra. Crane Improved In not near the milk hou se, but In the country doc tor, made this sta.tement health. C. M. Briggs seemed not to One neW" calie of scnrl('t i 1\"er was re. Briggs home. away from the dairy. I p a rt ly In mitigatIon ot the fact that he improve a.nd became apparently worse. claim that the mil k suppl y was in no portf{] to tllP dellortment of henlth this did no t stop the shipment ot mllk from "On Saturday, Aug. 27. Dr. A. H. 'way Infected b}- these cases and there... morn in~. This wn;;: in the fnr.]iir of th E'> Briggs farm to Bufto.l0. His man~ Briggs of the city ot But'tal0 wag called fore there was no occasion fo r my mak~ Lieut. John :\IcTit:w" of hOJk nn~l J~dder ner showed that he did not consider it In consultation. He pronounced the tng a report to the he a lth authorities CODII1II.UT 9.of thp Ruffalo fire department, an )·thing very remarkable in the condisease scarlet tever In all three cases. tn Buffalo that the m ilk was Impure U nued shipment ot milk under suc h Dr. Armstrong's attendance then ceased who ~~f~oo of 31;) Grant street. or that shipment ot it should be clrcumstancea. and the tamlly ot George H. Briggs restopped . "! repor ted the cases to the town auSUCH INSTAlfCES TOO COMMOlf. I mained un der the professional care of Dr. A. H. Briggs. thorities, and the house wa s d uly QuarWhen the foreglng statement was re~ "On Sept. 1 Dr. Armstrong was called antined. The S t egm an case I know peated to Dr. " ~ . E . Johnson, sec retary 1m In profeaslonal at tendance upon the nothing about. 1 was not called Into BUFFALO ot the State Department ot Health, he I child of C harles Stegman. who manages that. , commented: the dairy of C. M. Briggs, from which "This scarlet feve r situation is n ....... . . --." .. --. . --.-----.--.-.---"'Such imlltances are unfortunately dairy milk was supplied to the city o! as serious as some people would h too common, as I k now. It Is astonBuffalo. Dr. Armstrong matie a d iagI he public believe. My brother's .-.-.......... . p . IshlnK what Ilmorance ot the commonnosiS or scarlet fever on the morning business hag been ruined as a res -. ... ---.... ----.- --------.---. est pr lnoIpleH of sanItation and ",halt of Sept. 2, having been called abo u t t this agItatio n. He has no redress "11: disregard of these prin Ciples exist In midnight o! the 1st, and reported the "This report ot Dr. Johnson's Is rlsame to Dr. George W. M cPherson, who dlculous. That Is all I ca n say." "What r emedy would you suggest?" reErides In L a.ncas t er and Is healtg offiwas asked . DOCTOI?S IN A DI~PUTI!. cer ot the town ot Elma. Dr. M cPher"Among other things," replied Dr. son Quarantined both the BriggS' family Dr. Henry R_ Hopkins has written a BOARLET FEVER AND DAIRIES, J ohnson. "I wo uld suggest an amendand the Stegman fa.mlly and placarded public letter In which he bitterly aB~ mell't to the Penal Code making It a the premises. salls Mayor Knight tor ap pointfng s('fIrlet pr(loscnt controversy over the ' St&te's pr1.'!on offense tor a man who. Greene Hpalth Commissioner a nd atPI?l!i'fISES WERE QUA I?ANTllfED. ,r fefer at Elmn and In thi 't. k nOWing of an infectious disease jn his ta cks Commissioner Greene Cor not 1li1J prore a Useful I It 01) household, or In the household ot any "1 called upon Dr. M c Pherson at Lanstopping the dell very ot "certified" mUk l!tId to tho enf one f sball ot his employes. sends out milk to 'be caster. He states that on Sept. 2 he by C. "r Boyce after the fi rst caee ot ~nt . orC{Hnent of a require- consumed by others." was noUfied ot the existence or scarlet scarlet tever had been dIsco vered On .. IndIcated b;- D r. Johnson r Dr. J o hn.on returned to Ali>any last fever In Elma, and on the following the route-as it a single case of scarlet nrerly, the secretor. 0 even ing:. alter a day spent in 1n"estlday he quarantined the Briggs and fever on any mllk route was Drool COD BO'nl ot 1I0ai I J of the State g a ting the eDldemlc of scarlet fever Stegman premises. giving the necessary c lusive th at th e disease came from t h e or Health b II t I thllt the city Board wh ich had Its origin In the dairy of sanitary instructions. "" s u b s a be promptly notified in C. ~I. Brio,gs In the town ot Elm" " Dr. McPherson examIned the Steg- i m~~'thIS stinging epistle Dr. Greene haa (' cases and thnt the Before leaving he gave his opinion chlld and confirmed the dlagnos1s 1 tramed a vigor.ou s reply. The tollowing shaH extend to food quarantine In the case, which may be summarized man Signed statement was hand ed to the or scarlet fever. The Briggs family was JUfected d'lirl SUpplies sent from as tollows: NEW,S 'by Dr. Greene: • nOl vlslled Cor the purposes oC exam- ~ It Is kit own• 08 or farllls to the cIt "Hea~th Commissioner WnHer D. ina "As to the le tter fro m Dr. Henry lion bul he conversed with some but b that not onlr scarlet f y. Greene has filled all requirements ot Hopkins, I do not wish to be u n~erstood membe~s at the family who were se-at- I Ol er tc"crs rna. en:C"f his duty and Is tree from blamE'. as ignoring ]t. by any mea ns, but I ed on the v e randa. of th e Briggs house. In rOod. TYPbo' 'J e (ran m!tt~d "Dr. GeorKe W. )1cPhel"son ot Lanam not. at preseot. prepared to say They had been ill but were convalesI fe"ers at. Id Clud other enterIc caster. health officer of th e town or ,,"hat course I shall pursue, and shall cing, Dr. McPherson wo..s informed that teget.ill e. cOlnmunlcnblc tbl'ot ~h Elma. failed to do hi", full duty when no t be prepared until a.rter consultati.on C. ~1. Brlggp, the reputed owner at the in~ . es "herEl tbprc Is le he stopoed short of nn investt.l{ation with my advisers. lega l and otherwIse. dairy from which mllk was shipped to 111 f"lPO~lllA' ot f'XCl' carelessness or the milk SUPply of the Briggs house"But 1 do tblnk it importa nt that the Buffalo, had been til with scarlet tever germs and it IS . etn COll t 81wug tbc hold. but Is largely ex c usable on the publlc should knoW' t he a nif!1us ot thl~ but was also convalescing. ta]ll>,worm and 8ottbleCr8 st su r mIsed thn t ground that he relied upon the attendm an Dr Hopkins was and 15 a violen Dr McPh e rson tUI·ther alleged that ~ I pn rnaItes 11 . Ing phY1ilclan. Dr. A. H. Briggs, a man artisan ~ t th e forme r Health Commls~ prio; to Sept. 2 he had receln"d no Odgment tbnt Wn nd of langer experience than himself. to do ~loner nnd when the :Mayo r of the c ity notice at tne fItness of C. 10.1. Briggs o r fi!St thnt the PU J. It Is JUnnl. whatever was nec .'Ssar")" In the case. saw fit to appoin t me to o mce. Dr. Hopof anvonp In that localtt}"'. are Dot Cultil/ rposes ot a q uarantine I "Dr. A. H. Briggs or Buffalo. a "hyk ins spemed to teel that he had been "Dr: A. II. Briggs Is uncle to C. ~~. taken_a . ed wlJ{lU this risk j Fl clan ot largoe ex perience and R tormer personally aggr ieved a.nd protes~:onat~a Driggs and unc le by marriage to D~. kn rl$k g renter b S health ofTl"er or the <ltv ot B u ffalo. outraged , and haa ever lince ree A.rmstrong, Dr. 1\1cPhers on stated. OWn, :I Ud to n • ecn u e tln- knew tha.t th e famllv or G. "r. Briggs his malevolent feeling agaJ~8t took. ~ ""he h ea lth officer ot t he t own ot UlOl'(ld CrOIlJ tI • j)?llulntion far I'e- had sca rlpt fever nnd treated them for "He has, at all Urnes. s nee 11. d E lma" con tinued Dr. Johnso n, "was 1III4bl. to h Ie SC~ne of d isease 8 d that disease. He talleel to notify the office, Bo ugh t to em barras me and n p"ro mpt In performing his duties 80 !l~t "tot""t 1I "elf n c Ry health authoriti es of ~he tact. and u.s Quarantlnlng the cases Is c oncerne . --' not only did not ad vl~p t he s hipm ent 1 know of no legnl reason why h e f or milk to Burralo be stopped. b ut ce rhO'Uld have notll1ed the health officer tined that that milk was pure." ~f th e CJly of BuffAlo ot the eXlstenc~ of scn r lf' t tever 1n Elma, but as a mat DI? JOH lfSON'S STA TEi'fI!NT. tel" or C' our:-tt'f'Y It would have been Dr. Johnson's statemen t In tuJl was as tollows: I I I - N Sf 1 9 1904 r·· ... . --.. . . . . '"' '"'"' '"' "'"" ",". we ~.... o Ro l b It ) I mt· �$TATE INSPEC ~l ~ OR ABSOLVES DR. GREENE FROM ALL BLAME is In danger or d egenerating co mmon scold. It will be ob!lerved his letter does not contaln any statement o f Ca c tE! leadi ng to ll. conclusion against me, s u ch as a p r o feuional man would be sup p osed to calmly ma t ure a.nd carefully set forth , but I" merely a tirad e of abuse directe d sgain8t me and the M3 y o r who appointed rna. "The publlc w ill p robably not allow its opinton t o be based on an y mere fU ngi! ot an evilly dl8Posed tello"- practltloner_ Reepecttully, "W~TER D . GREE:-IE, '''Health Commissioner," I I t IIfR. BoreB STOPS SALB. C . W . Boyce, h ead of the grocery firm ot Boy"e & -SOn at ~aln and Allen s t r e ets, who handled Brlggs' "certified mtlk " and trom 'w hom most of the consUmers or that milk in Buffalo g o t their supply, was ~een by a. NEWS ma.n last evening. "I can hardly e-xpreM my sorroW at feeling 1 rna}' haxe been, innocently thou « h it were , an Instrumen t in spreading scarlet fever among c usto mera ot the 'cerUlled m ilk,' .. . ald he., " It was & 6urprise to me to learn th e certIfied milk' had cawred the rever In .BOrne households. I know it a)wa}·s "·&9 a. r ich. good mil k and th at many precautions were taken to keep it clean and pure. I wo uld have given a great deal to prevent it I could the suffering that bas resulted. On :\'tonday 8. m a n from the Hea lth Department called on me to Inquire abou t the milk and said It had (!8.used scarlet fever . I haven't Bold nny since then. I will not handle. i it any more.' ~r. Boyce said he started to handle "certified milk" about nine :rears ago Several ohysielans 8Jt that time were interested in sec u ring- an extra fi n e milk suo ply for the especial us e of In fants a nd invalids. Arrangernents were made with B riggs 'whereby he took many precautio ns to insu re an un contamina t ed suooly of mllk, and ).Ir. Bo}'<:e undertook to d!l!trlbute the milk at the 5UR'Kestion of some of the doctors on the committee that promoted the certificat10n seheme. Yr. Boyce satd he us ed the milk in his own famn vuntn la st .Monday and al w a ys found it ~exceottone.l In oualit:r. In Janua ry. 1896. Drs. Irv ing ~I. Snow, Henry R . Hop k ins. DeLancey Rochester. Cha r les G. Stockton and R. R . Ross ~er e the - rommittee that backed tbe " certified milk" Idea. Their pl a n was to h a ,·e the milk produced on Brlll:"'" tarm t aken from healthy J erBey c ows. fr ee fr om tuberculosis o r dt~e a5e. to ha ,-e It bottled In sterllized bottle•. marked with th e time ot mlUtIn 11:, a.nd to h an sampl"" of the milk @.ubmltted to e xamlna'tlon tor disease germs a t least t wice a ~·ee k . For a. time Drs. S now and Hop\dns certified to the milk. L ater there was some sort ot a dlsaJ{reement and they were superseded by Dr. A. H. Brll'R"S At the time it 'w as said t he commJ ttee w as to b e 1ntteased In 51ze. but thIs dIdn't I I -------------_-00,.. _____________ _ KERS MUST F HAVE LICENSES ~ ll.EALTH DEPARTMENT SEND- I NG NOTICE T O ALL T O THAT EFECT, Xo llces t o all the baker!". In Buffalo ':;i-;.rl ....~!ij;rii~ out by Health l: • 1£ ~I informing the proprle- th ere is a la~,' which requires to obtain 1tcen~s before they s hall b e permitted to run their establist·mE- n ts. Recently H -ealth Commisione-r Greene called upon Corporation C ounsel F eldman and asked him to raCt an O't"'dl nance which would compel ake r s to take out Hcen~e~. [hu~ gh·lng th e Health Department jurisdiction 'Over t.helr places, and making it dis efctlvnary wIth the Hpnl"h CommisEione-r to say whether licenses shall be l s~ued , The object bt that all bakeries sha ll be sanitary and clean. Corporation Coun,.:el Feldman put Attorney "-il1lam H. Gormer. t)f his s tarr at ~·ork on the rna Her, and Mr. Gorman happened tu lc,ol" o\.·er th~~ city ordinances nnd discover a. law which has for its object Just what Health Commi.ssioner Greene deSired. The ordinance was enacted in l~:JS. thrpe years beCore Dr. Green became Ht'alth CommiSSioner, but it was ne¥er enforced . l:nder this o}'dlnance bakers are required to YI~it the Heulth Depar tm ent, obto.in permi5~lon from the Dppartment to operate a bakt.~r:r n.nd th~ n get th e regular Hcenf::e irIJm the Mayor. They do l10t have to po. v any license tee. The only object ('nforcIng the ordinance Js to bring the plo.ces within the control ot the Hea!th De!lartment. "1 am ~endtng out th e !\otlce~:' ~3111 Dr. Greene today. "Ther~ are ~ome p1aces which are unsanltary ane un. wholesome and we wan;. to ~et at thp.:n. B(,[flre a man gets n permit we WIll inFpect his place to ~ee th:u it cor. Corms to the la~· 50 far as: c1eanllne""51 1!=i. ron I! the bakers fall to take Out we wU l pri.::-(lC'ute the Ul.' , ;n Dr. W. E. John. on Finds That Health Department Ha ! ot Been at Fault in .;I. . pj 'overy and Suppression of Scarlet Fever Epidemic Resulting ~. / t;;;;rom Infected j\\ilk From Nearb Town, CRITICISES-DR. BRIGGS FOR N OT • PROMPTLY NOTIFYINO BOARD Dr. 1\_ E . Johnson of Wa,-erly. X Y., st?-cretSf)' of the Xew York State Board of Hea lth who ha3 been lnyes- I Briggs. tot hecome milk from hIs fnrm con - I Greene made publle the following repl), inlO Buffalo, Dr. :\l c- yes:terday; tinu~d Pherson alli?'ge~ t ha t he h d receh'ed 'As: to the letter from Dr. H enrr R. , nu report of th~ condition of th e- Hopkin5' . I do not wish tv bE'" under. ligating the s.:arlet fever ePlde~nk, Briggs' patients until notltl~d by Dr. stood a~ ignoring Jt, by any mt8nE; bu t ye:Herday In an tn~erview to The LtJU- I :;-\.rmstr~ng OJi the dat~ ot ~ept~mber I am lIOt. at prt:'~ent, prppared to say rier practlcal!)- plal'es (ne blame of I _d. Dl. Briggs of Butl:alo I~ an uncle what COUI""'t" I 5'hall pur:ilUI?'. amI shall the epidt"mh.:. at the Churit:'s :\1. Briggs and 1\ broth - nut be Uf'~pill"td untO nftt:'r l,on,sult.\ ! lon ... er to Geol'~~ :\1. Briggs. The h~alth with my dd\·ls~r5l. It:'gal and otht:'rwlse. Dr. Johnson was Instructed to l.:1)!ue ortlctr at Elma was. prompt In per- I "But I do think It Important that tb e to ,his eity and gh'e the mlltter his forming his out)· and Quarantlnlngthe publiC' should know t ht:' nnlmu:! of th is most ~a.retul atlt?'ntlon and th~n )'en- huuses. The tarm was looked o ' ·e T mtlll. Dr. Hopkins Wfi:::: and is a vioh~I: : dt'r a report to [he Statt:' Board wlh by the ph y sicians nnd found to be in partl~n ot the former Health Comm!sthe aim of definitd:r settling the cul- a. goud sanitary condition. but the sluner, and when the ll ayor o r the cIt y l1abillty tur the peidemk. Some time nllik supply '\'as nut quo.rant illed by saw fit w appoint me to o tft ce, Dr. Hopag,) Health ~ mmi~s~e r q rfftllt:' re - Dr. ::\icPherson. kins s€'fomed to feel that he had been qupsted Dr. a n ie i w is, i 7 S tate "1 k now of no legal ressvn why Dr pers:onil1!y aggrien~d and p r ofe:o"sionalh' Commissioner of H ealth, to irn'estig"o1te ) [cPherson should. have notified the outTi.\gNl, .l.nd ha.s p\"er sln~e dlre~tt:'d th'.~ con.rges mat.l~ Ilgalnst hit; d~p:u·t- l Health Depnnment ot Buffalo of the his malevolellt feding- against mf". ('nent. The' islt of Dr. J ohn~on was I t:'xistt:'llce of cases llf scarlet re'·~r In ··He h.H~. at all times, sillci' 1 look tht' reSUlt. the village though as n matter of I Oml't:. ~lIught to t:'mbarras:; me and find Dr. J uhnsun attributeS the sprt=ad or courtesy It would ha\"t~ been highl:r op~ortunHy Cor .ltuc.:klng m~, and hitthe' dtSt'ASt:" to the failuH.· of Dr. _\ . H . prl)Ilt=r. It funher appeurs he did not .spirit has hOld much mllrt:' the appt'3rHrfg~ nC Hud::wn ::!:tree-l to Hotlfy the quarantine the milk. but did the anl't~ of pdt'" pel'~l.·utlon than ot pro10co.I bead of the Ht:'alth Department hous~s . te::islomtl zea1. of the pJ"~st'"nce of the disease in the "It appears further that Dr. :\I c'·Dr. Hopkins is In d:lnger ot dl:'~i.-n village u ( Elmll when he 'Hl~ awtlre Pher5ion did not consider it necessary eriltlng Into it (,ommon SCOld. 1t wfll be ot tht' tal.'t [hat lh~ J.mth:~nt. whom he to notify Dr. Ureene. the ht:'alth ot- obsern~d thut his letter doe .. not con was attending, was th e proprt~tor u f a ficlal at Bustalo. of the presence ot taln any &huement ot tact:! leading to ml1k route and distributed his product th e dIsease In tht" " Hlage. as he judg- a (:ol1(.~lu:ollon agalnH me, such os 0. prowithin tht:' limits o t this elty. ed that Dr. Briggs former expedence fesiltonal man wvuld be supposej t') In the sulne 1Ilt\1l1lt:1 he charges Dr. ns heulth eommlssiuner of Buffalo dlllnly mJ.tUre dnd cart'fully set torth. .:ucPhersun Ilf Ld.nt..':.~ster. the ht".lltn and his reputation as a physician bu r i .. mert'ly a tirade of abuse dlrC'\!t..>d vtfh.~r at that plan', with not sutH- should have eronlpted him to inform against me and the :\l a)-or who .lj) dentlY in"l'stiga tiJlg [h~ l'a..,t.> anu the Health Lommissioner at Buft'alo pointed me. thereby StOpplllg the Elma milk d~al - of the- t..'ases at Elma or \\ hlch h~ was '"'The- l>ublic wJll probJ.bly not allow er,o,'er' who~t> nJute he had jurisJlctlon th e atr~l1dlng physician. its opinhJll to be b.ls ed on any mer~ trom pt:ddlillg his turm products 111 D U . G HEEXE :\ OT L :'X. tllng3 of nn e\"llly dlsJ)~)s~d Ct:'ltow ;>r~cthis city. titivnt'r. Dr. Johnson's In\·e:-tlgation has be~1\ "It appears that Dr. Greene of Biif"Respedtully. most thorough and his r~port, whkh 1s t ala was not a ware of the ~arll;"t ft:"er "'YALTER D. GREE X E. practically con tulnt.d in the int~r\"lcw at Ehna untf! the 10th vt St'ptt!'mber. "Health CommissIoner." last night. wl1l b~ read with much al - It was hardly con .. lstt:.-nt tor him to at ··Dr. H opkins' Idter virtually accuse! tention by the peolJle of Buifalo, \\ ho tribute tht." prt:'~enct:' or three ca~$: of me of ha,·lng "au3ild {he death of Mrs. are anxIous to Sl"e (he blank for tht sea,rlet te"er In thLs ci ty In dlrt~rl?-n[ 10- Sicard," ~ald Dr. Greene) esterdar. " Hr SPI ead of the COJHaglon plclced where calntt:'s to fnfc:ctlous mUk. S ca rlt!t Ce- may he "e to an~we-r for that charge. It belongs. His statements pra('(k"dl~r ver is brOught orl nlnt't y l.'3SeS uUt of 100 All I deslrl! is that the public ~h.\11 absuh't:' Dr. Greene, t he lo,":at R t".llth fro~ (.;8. USI:'S olbt:'I" than milk In the suspend a Judgment until th e ta l'to: Commissioner, fr om hi me 1n conne~- ... otht:r t !;!on ('aSe$: milk may be the- ('~lu~e. haVe been fullv 89Cenained and set tlon ':'Ith the epirlemk. ~Is ophuons Thus it 1s h....~rdl }· con~i5ten[ to han: re- forth. It would -be utter fon)' to ~but regaraing his br.other ph} slclans. olle Quired Dr. Ure~nt: to a ttribute the Prt:S- oft milk dl~trtbutlon t>,·ery time a caiJt' ot whom. was a [ormer hedlth cummis- ence. of the dlgeas~ In this dty to milk, of snlrlet fe,·er breaks out. stone-r ur this city, and at the pre~t>nt p art1 cul2.rly as thE- ('ases wert." sUme dis"There l~ alw8}s scarlet fe"er on time one or the best-known phY:o;iclans t 8nt.'t:' ..lpUrt and pu .. slbly nOI In th e ;o:omt:,)nlt' ~ rOute because the-re I~ alwa ys tn th e city, are mo~t co urtl?OUS. but sa.~e: rOutt'. sC'clrlet t:ever, and t:'Yerybody take! milk. e mph J.tie and dedsl\·e. From August 29th to September But the ('ond usion that all cn es are: DR , JOH:\SO~ 'S F 1XDIXG S. 10th there was no word ot: thi' turther due to Inft.>l,ted mUk b-: not warru.ntl'!d pr~sen('~ of SCRriet fe\,'t!r on this par- by an,· means. PerhapS 90 per r~nt. of Dr. Johnson ~a.l,j: ·'A.ct, ng' under ti.cular route, and this un the more all cases art: fr om contact with intt'cted instru:!tiolls. 1 \\cnl to Elm.\. wht:r~ ,\ould s~"m to defer the lo~o.J Ht:'alth pt'"rson~. It Is a children's dlseo!e ~or th,~ first ('.a~e:a vf tht' f~'·t'r \\' t."r~ J"t.'- ('~mmt931ul1tr from shutltng oft th~ the mo .. t pan, and I~ de~sJmlJl(llt!d ported. At [he farm of Chd.rl~s :\f. ml~k from tht: farm , I:spe ('lult y it s! the through the nsSodatlon ot c hl1dren [t) Briggs, a n~ph~w of Dr. Briggs oC In,~Ubat1ve pl"tlod ot tht: dlst:'olse Is from ge th t=r. This i~ ~hown by tht" fad th? Burtalo, and the lIlan irom w110m ~\ 0 to fh'e dal'd and o'·t:'r tw~lve days s('arlt:'t flt\"er al"a,·s tak~s a strvngd Milkman C. "". BDy . :e rc ('~h"~J hi!) ~? ~lap~J. 8t3rt ter the 5('11001 re.sum~9 In t h e supply, Dr. Briggs maue hIs first .... islt. In my ol>inlon Dr. Gre.:ne dill e,'ery- t al • From Dr. Arll\~trong, who a{(~nt.1t'J thlug J..tO::~Jblc It> stamp uUt thto dbt:'3SC" the patients H th e- ;.llJon~ place, hI: and used tht:- be£t possIble Int:'thods. It::'rlrned that DI' Armstrong hlld be~n consldel' Dr, A. H Briggs, a physlcl callt:!d t o th e Bl'tgg~ h ome to <ltlcnd of emtnent r~putatlun, was mortally Charl~:;: AI. Briggs. hIs fa[ht::r, Qeoorg~ bound t o l'epOrt the presence of the disD. Briggs, .1.nd ~l diJ.ughtpr of Gt!'orgt! ease In EIIlId. to [he authorities at BufD. Briggs. TheSe thn:e pat1~nts hat! falo. partl(!ularly as he kne'...· that prodb;een JI1 for' some time and Dr. Armn from thst farm were makIng t heir strong diasnos:t:d the cases ot: .:\Ir~. Ut.:(S C'rent:', the dauRht~r, and llr. Brigs. way Into the dt y o f Buffalo each da}'. t:lUFFALO, N. rhe fatller, as thost' o f tonslltti!5. Th~sc ~Ild l ) . though emphatkall)' and JuStl)'. tw~ cont lnuej In gf't bettt.r, but the I bcli~ve that tht:' 1.:8St::S should ha'·e ~ase of l"harip:; b£.'l.!.1lne gradua1t;,' been rt::port~d to the But'talo Health worse and ftn,.llly Dr. Brigg.:; ot Bu t:. Depart ment b) Dr. Briggs un dt:'r th e falo was:; l'.1I1,:u p.lhl th~ n Dr. Arm- t:lrcum~'ltan(;es_ This would have s toPIlE"d the sate ot the Infected mUk and done strong did not cull ag.lin. ·'Dr. BrIggs of Bul'talo made his first away \\ tth the spread of the disease and anxiety felt In many Butrdio homes ViSIt on August 2ith. Ht." pronoullct:J over the cofl t agiun. all thl"=\o \.·as~s thost:' of 51.!Brld tt:n:r. ·'It Is fair not to suspect bad milk as .' ..\ccordiug to the t:'\"ldt:nc,>, ubtained no t 11 word of tht= pr~sence or th e f~,·er the LaUse ot [h e disease on the mere A W ord fo G., Orrrne . a p pearance of only three cases, as was in the ylliagt' \\ a3 told an ybudy un ttl Ed itor Bu tIa10 Expre5S:-1 ban DOt tbe ieut the 3d of ~ t>p tember . On Septt'nrbe r the experience of the Burtalo Ht=alth inclln aUon to be a buttfn9k l- tbll t Is to uy. to 1st Dr" ArrmHrong was callt:d tv at- Commissioner. The ...:as~~1 r~ported ( 0 butt Into tb e strained relatfons €"xtsUng betend an · )-eJ.l"-Old daughter ot Charle9 the Buffalu H~alth Department on t he tween Dr Hopkins and otbers on the one sIde ::Higman. who did tht: milking tlJI" the dati'S of August ~4th, :..:'th and ::!9th not snd the bealth department on tbe otber side. Dt'iggs; people Dr_ Armstrong at onec necessartl)" would lead to th~ Int:er ~ n("e But r do desire to saT a 1\'ord Ull to tbe charge that our p r !S~nt bea1tb commlrsfoner Is tnpri..1hvunl·~d the CtlSt: that of st.:Ll.rlt:t that milk was the l'ause of the dis~ a se, competent. He was Dr Wende's deputy. Dr. (i; .... ~r. H e thl'n drove to Lancaster, but might lead to suspielon" " -eode was one ot th e nry best bealth oiftcer'S which is the hom.: offke af Dr. )IcDr. JohnQon \\ 111 make hIS' complete Oft'; or IDY otber, ell'· e-rer had. Would h~ Phen:on. the he'alth ufficer ot the dis - report t o the Statt= Board aftt"r \\ hkh hal'e appointed 40 Incompetent deputy! And, trict. and reportt=d th~ presenl:i' of 8Cd. r - It will be turned o,'t:'r to the local Ii as deputy, Dr. Greene ,,'as able to look a~er let ft-'·~r In tht:' .... t:Ja~. Thl.:s W.iS on H "'nlth Deodrtm~IH tbe a1falrs of the oftlce, Is be 1t"SS able to do so bt"C'au~e pllced In d lrt'C t cbarge! Tb~, the artt:rnoon of St;pt~mber 2d. The Dr. Johnson arrh·.;:d In thi:il elty eJ.rl}~ too, tbe tnUre staff of the health department l1ext day dot :! o'dock Dr, )ll:Pht'r.son ye~tel"day morning. He Wc:llt ~lt on, to Is . tbe same tba It under Dr. Wend'? o.rrlved In the: villagt:' and aikr i.l short the office o f Health Comml .. sion Wblle a gU4t many at us tavored the latter'~ exan 'luatlon of lh~ patl~nt he pla~ar ~ Gre:ene tl.nd gut tht' d.J.te~ on tht." ~pt­ rett"D tlon, that does no~ jUAUfy aoy of us in t.>d the Stlgman homestelld. He th • d~mlc of ~l'lirlct fc:-ver ill this ('It~·_ Th.:-n c4st.ln ~ aspers!oDs on bls tormer de-puty wbo ~ l'r:t ttl thi:' Brlgg~ homi> and plac rdt:d succeeded b lm. Dr. W ende i.ntroduc~ nry he wt:'nt to the Brigg.s pr~ml.s ... ~ at El ,thdt home 0.::1 wdt. many reforms and method. . He mad~ for mao ,\ her~ he hud a talk with Dr. MC' Us a health department In r ...aJlty, DOL merely " In th ~ meantime the milk from the Ph~rson. tht- health otnct::r. who pLl ODe In name. But It 5.bould be borD~ In tniJld carle t tt:'Ver trkkl:J1 tarm wOoS C'vm - l·J.rded thf> premt~~ at tht;=- uutbrt"ak of that tbe pace whl("b be att 1$ bel!1g tollo.,.~ Ing tv the Bf'}'('~ d,llry In thls clly and [h Olo epidemic Ht= inv ....'O,tlgatt:-d aU v( thl?.still and bas. flO tar, Dot ~en 101lo·er... d. Let U3 was being dlstr\butt."\l to tht" Burrah> SUI roundll1g~ at th~ furm, .tnd rt';urne-d be tafr and Juo::t, and 1et us, above all, not homt."~ as u~l1al. ,)n St'pt.:mbE-r 10th, to Buffalo at a I~lt~ hour }·~ ~tt."rdd.r atcrlUefst anyone because o f anT grud~e TOe may perhaps have or b«a.use eTerylblng does ~t=',\;:h days ~fh-r lht> hu us es wt"'rt'! J:,la ternoon. DOL go our way eYe_r v lim .... rarrled. Dr. Ort'ent:' st"nt an otHl.'~r to In a lJttter tetter )"i'!lterday Dr. Henry CHARLES WE lL. Ehna. to make- an lnvc~t lgat lon on tn:- R. Hopkins n .. alled ~ayor Knight tor Bu!ralo, S'PL l~tb. half ut th~ dt). lIt: the n ordt."r t"d tht" appmnttng Dr. Grt:~ne Hi'alth Commt ... mHk NUte Into Butralo from Elma :;.lont:'r. Ht= al!!'o at td.ckt"1.l Dr. Grtot!ne nb[jnuor,eJ. for cOt s topping thf> lldh'er}' ot ct."rtlfin::l milk b ,- ( '. W . BOYC'e after the fir. [ ET.\1 \. OFFT tE R ca -t" at s ..·a r lt't !t'v~r h.;ld tkt':'n Lll~~vvt."r ­ t hat e 1 on the routti' . . r. , In h."pl y Dr. H opk Ins' I I I I I I I -------_. ----------_. ----t& m 2. __1_____________________ _ I - MORNING'S MAIL Dr I w., �the 30le h~ndler oC tl,at milk , It w" It shou ld a lso be con!=1dered that! ~ upposed that a ll th e cases ot: Infection most ot the~<" dealers supply anyw here ".. e re confined to that route, Rnd cus- from 100 to 1,000 cURtomers. some of the "ro m ~omers of other milk dealers were not larger firmR a grea. t many mo r e than Rlarmecl. that. and cover A. wide territory. !'EO that L a t er it develop ed that a crtse of scar_ the fact that n ca!!le or two or even en ) .___________ _ -==~~~~~ lpt fe v er h ad r ecently b ee n reported on several cases oC scarlet fe\'er occ urring th e rou t l!' ot Heonry R. Hutt of Tonn- on their routps does llot neef.'ssarlly slgwanoa st r eet, the only other denier In nlCy that th e ir milk had anything to do Buffalo who was handling the Briggs ''''lth the contagion. certified milk. Hutt p r omptly ~topped List of recent Cases. th e !;slc of that mill{ and made public th e fa c t that he had been handling but The solp purpose in publi shing the a very small quantity of It. not over ~ppE'ndert list is to r · llpve publi c anxDr. Greene to put up to the Com- eighteen bottles n day, Rnd that all hI~ Ie ty on the score TC'ferred to. Th e li s t other 1,000 o r so customers h a d becn shows th E' oE-aler, his addresE!, the nummon Council the Inspecgetting other mHk. The fnmlly in b e r of ('a se"1 on his 1'Ollle since July IF.it w hi ("h the one caSe or SC3. rlet f ever oc- and thf' date or each case, all as shown tion of Dairies. curred being one ot the few (" u~tomer~ in the oRklnl milk register of the hea lth w hom he served with certiOed milk, department: th e genera l public was not disturbed. C. w . Boyce & Son, No . 9~'i ~raln street A (jay· or t"O Inter It was r e porterl six (, 0!'(>5.; Augu:it 2·llh. 27th and 29th, SE'p~ tcmh('r Ll,h (two caRes), and S"ptember 14th To relieve pnblic Anxiety o~ that that there was still another route on Charl('s B('ltz, Eggertflville-One ca'le July wh ich ten cases ot scarlet feve r oc- 1~ , 1901. ' ';core a List has been comptled curred from between August 16th a nd Onl' Henry Hutt, No. 117 Tonawanda streetcoco(',n.S<,pt('mb('r 14th. fr~m the Milk Register. JOf;e ph Enrt>r, !'lo 3,; StraU~8 etreet-One S e ptembe r 14th, two ot them b e ing reported on one day, Augus t 31st, and ('3,'1(,. July 23d. One errect ot the outbu rst ot: public three ot t h em o n nnother day, SeptemWilli am T. Latham. No. 2i6 Grnnt streetDue C8<le, Sf'ptemhf'r 141h. indignation over the scarl et ~rever epi N. Hourt. No. 00 Thompson street-One demi C Is (L demand that w tll be made by bel' 8th. That was th e route ot WIlllam C. Seib ert of No. 275 Tryon place. Cfise. July 13th. Yet, if the Well is Abolished, the City Health CommissI oner Greene to~ more And w h en the f act was pu blished t h at Dodds Bros., No. 63 W. Cblppe",'s atreetOne r nsf'. S('Ptember 14th. milk Inspec tors. It not at today s sesWill be Put to Heavy Expense Dnltbn,ser Nich ter. No. 216 Strauss street!ion ot the Board of Aldermen, then a t the mtl k served on this route was not ihf> Briggs certified m ilk, th e customers Ono caMC'. July 12th . some other meeti ng in the near futu re ot for Water Main. other dealers than Boyce, Hutt a nd Durralo )lIIk Compony, Niagara and Mas!'Ia ('hut<('Us ·trCf'tfl-Thrce ('a!'le~, AUl1;ust 16th Dr. Greene wlll present a communi~a­ lion .avph lng to r more men to aSSIs t Spibert began to wonder how many Augu~t 27th nnd September 12th. Tbe latter h er milk ro utes In th e c ity had cases t wo ('n!-lNI ",'(lre th0 8~ In th e S!ltterfl eld family In the investigation of t he sou r ces of ot ot i nfecti o n on them a nd had not yet on We!>t . Fer ry street nnd tbe Adsit family on I the milk s upplied to consume rs In t his been re ported a s In that co ndItion. It :"Jorth street. who are also chnrced to tbe . t i~ :1 "iolntio:l o f the 1I(13 1th lnws of city. was t h en t h at milk cons umers gene rally BOYce route, bec ause the!e familles took hoth thiS d.IY t.~ nuint lin :l well tIL! water "The aS8istant h ealth offi ce r, Dr. Briggs ce rUn ed milk an t1 the Buffa10 MlIk of wlll.r"h I!'C Ilr-..,.c1 fo r drink,'n " PUI·PO". e. Company's mil k. This company. It should be I 0 " C1ark. who has been III for the last thr ee beca m e a nxious, it not ala rmed. As yet th e p ublic bas not been Intonn- stated, Is said to bave onc of the larges t, )~- l.fU'1I1:nt.t.I of the "'ity. 'Yhenc"er such months, Rnd Dr. ~lsy, the milk inspec- ed on t hat s ubj ect. A repo rter tor 'l~he If not tbe largest. milk r outes In the city. n. "f'1I I" found, It i~ Health.- C9m~ tor are t he only men I have to wa tch Exp r ess made it h is business t o get this A~::;ie:stLaDd e!, No. 17 C Street-One case, ~ ~t!'IlC''! dllty to ha ve the well th; mtlk bran ch ot th e department's b1uc h des ired int:ormatlon. FIrst h e John M. Robr, Cheeklowaga-One case, SepIt. I In Hild ·nude u~"le~((. In view of business," sa ~.Qene to a reporter Questioned H ea lth Commi ss ion er tember 16th. tim; III" :1T1rl the di-; ;:,o,"ery of a well 0:1 tur The E xpress. 'It would be an utStinson & Ro.ndolph . No. i3 San ford etreetf'1'f'nntt Hrept in ~""ltl, B\I ~81 ", IIealtll ". 11" ter Impossibility fo r those two men or Greene whe th e r t h er e are a ny o th er Three casf's. August !ll.l , 24th 8Dd 29th. The l-;ommiC:'!i'J'ler Gr~)oe is conf:onted by a any other two men to I n ," e~tigate t he milk routes upon w hi ch a n umber .of cose on tbe 29th was lhat In the Cunningham firw prohlf'm of municipal goyernmcnt f(lr fOurce ot a m ilk supply eyery time a scarlet fev e r cases have occ urred w llh- f~g;~laegt 1~~b~l n~Oy~!e 1~8,..~nb:ca~:~c~b~8cOJ:~ ~ollitilln. lingle case or even two or th ree ~ases in a Bufficiently s hort In terval to nln~ham8 a iM too k Driggs ce rtlfl ed milk. ~o.nac limp 1r:o thl' il tt~ntion of the are reported on one denier's mllk route, arouse the susp icion of his depa rtment · WlllIRm TIede, No. 100 Eaton 8treet-On8 cause an investiga tion of the m11k case, September 10th. hrnilh r ommio;:.c:hn""r wa~ "n lleu to the and at the sa me ti me perform all the and supp ly. Nlcholos Schilling, ~o. 583 Howard 8treet{art thnt n nllIl11){'r of fnnlilie." on PreOne case. July 21Rt. '" other duties that attac h to the ir posl"No," said D r . Greene. "the Boyce John Hell, No. 37 Brow n street-One case, lln.tt c:tI'Pf't w(lre IIsi n~ ".!1l water for dons, such as th e examination of rn llkhousE:s, appurtenances ot d ealers, botc::% 343 Moo roe street-ooo tlE'S, cans, etc., inspe ction o f p lants upW. ,I. Kroll, No. 159 Selki rk ! treet-One W,II;I onnd thnt the comp h l1t WtlS ,,-ell on new a ppli cations for m ilk li cens~5, hee n r eported to war rant a Buspicion fonndf.'rl, tllnt "'('11 wa ter W3.~ being used Jnd the numerous ot her things I told ' hat the m ilk was sp readIng the dls- cue. J uly 14th. ease." Ju~;te[2Si~I1· No. 180 Stanton street-One case, h~· a nl1l1lhf.'r of fnmil:('~ fo r drinking oud ahout i n a previous in terview. But rem embering that Dr. Greene's John Ros"lel. No. 550 Babcock etreet-One otl~er hon~{'hohl ptlrpOBes. However no would take at least eig ht o r ten ~i<'kn(,RS pre,-ni1ed ns n result of ~SIDg IJI'lEP.,e tor. to do a ll those dulles, anrl standard of Ij a sufficient num ber" Is case. July 14th. John Gerber , No. 398 Eagle street-One cue, the wnter. the sa mp. time investigate the so urcps different from th at o t: Dr. H en ry R . September 2d. E. A , GUmo re. No, 326 Front avenue-One TII{' IlwnPr of thf' we ll .. in nccurdRbe~ the m ilk supp lied upon each ro ute Hopkins, who holds t hat a s ingle case With Inw. W:lq tllld to fil l 111 the well which a si ngl e case ot scarlet t eve!' on anyo n e route Is su ffi c ient to aro use cue. Au gu st 12th. nhnndo'l the tl~e of th .. woter. A Inight o(~ur, One dea lel sometimes suspicion as to purity of the source ot A~:~~~ ~~~l, No. 326 Front avenue-One cue, Charles P fau. No. 32 i\lerlgold street-TwO dnr~ lnt~l' the well I)wnpr ca lled 1JPOlt takes rnll'r from two or three dairies. 10- the mil k supply, th e roptrer decided to tBted In 3. many dltTerent towns or 10- look over t he m Uk regist e r. D r. G reene ca~~~'u~~~y Cl.2t:~t~~tU ~0~S~~5 Tryon placeHE'nlth C ommit.l,;;j.Jll _'r G reene. eations In the s uburbs, and if a case o f turned over the regis ter to him w lll- Ten ct:\ses. Augu st 10th. 1itb. 31st (two cases), "Arn ;rOll !'=:inc . .. re nhr)t1t m~' giving p September 3d, 6th, 8th (th ree cases on last tlw; well ~! .. the nUlll l\~k~'l Dr. Gr~eDe. scarlet fever occ urred on hIs route, the Ing!y. There a re oye r 400 mllk dea lers i n date) . "I cert.'linl~- n111:' ~n id the henlth C('I[U'" IrlspE'ctor would h~l\·e to investigate no !; Buffalo, or at least w ho peddle In B ut- case, Joseph .. I cne, but a1t three at the da iri es,.' J ulyNe~ne 27th r, No. 21 Orlt1er street-Qne Jll 1""::0; IOIlPr, "Ul1r1 tIC ROOll('r it is done, the A . E . Sbepa rd. No. U8 Se\'en teenth streetbE'tter it will b('l for yotl." "Do YOll believe, docto r, that the fa lo, tor there are some dea lers from "But w(, hnn)n't nny water main in source of the supply s hould be Inves U- the s uburb s w ho have routes In the city. One cue, J uly 19th . Poople's )111 k Company, No. Hi2 Main gated on the occurt'cn ce of each cas ~ To eac h one oC these dea lers a p la ce In I'Itreet-Two cases, September 8th an d 14th. our F:trePt." f;.nid the wrl1 owner. of scarl(!: fever?" the r egiste r is assign ed. As T he E x- ThIs Is another ot tbe very large route!. .Just fit pl'I?"('Int the pi pe exten~ion John L. 'Vaguer. 1'\'0. 312 Riley streetfund of the hUl'pnlt of wnte r is abont "I believe we can't throw too many press has a lready ex pl a ined. w h enever a case of any con tagious d isease, sca rlet One ('Me. August 19th, safeguards around the health of t he M. D. Wllh er, No. 302 Fifteenth street-One exhnuf'trd, und, it i~ ~ nid. no Ulouer is pEOpl e, w ltncut regard to w ha t It costs," feve r, typhoid tever or dI phtheria, Is case, Ju ly 18th. nn,ilnhlp (or pntt ing in n new mnin. reported to the h ea lt b depar tment, a n FerdInand Wagatha. No. 1023 Michigan WRS the rtply. "I cer tainly s hall a pplv i ct It t t Id d street-One case. Ju ly 25th. Dr. (;r('el1f' kuew thi~ . ~o he told the I to the counc il tor more m en, enough nspe or s sen o u 0 p aca r an Gottlieb Seibert. Nlaga.ra. an d Roswell streets, well owner thnt nothin~ wonld be done men to In"e~tlgate eyery tim e a case quaranti n e the house where that case - Two cases, September 6th and 12th. until 111lother il1l'1IH'I(·tion wns mnde. arises. It the counc ll does no t give me exIs ts, g ive Inst ru c tions as to a ll preDr. Howard objects. This iu"pt"ction wn.:; made a few dA.Y@ the men, It ,, 111 not be my fault." cautions th at mus t be taken by the 8 M I n!:'o. The ill~p~rtnr re-llUl'tftd that tbere family to g uard aga inst infecting o thDr. C. F. Howard ot: No, 145 a n .. "Even It the council fa ils to do so, is ers, and to learn t he source ot: t he t:am street has taken ex ceptlon to part ot wn~ no main in f'renntt ~ treet hut tbnt there n o WRY In which the present s yslly'S m ilk supply. When this latte r In - th {~ statem en t Dr. Briggs made in yesth,..re wn" a water main in Lee street ttm (I t guarding aga inst e pidemics by tormation is reported back to th e h ealth terday 's Express, Dr. Briggs said that which lYlrnllcl~ l'renntt street. wnlchlng the mil k routes can be imoffice by the In specto r it Is a t once en- the case ot sca rlet fever in t he B ric ka "Thnt'R f"a"ir then:' ~nic1 the be:lltb proved ?" te r ed In the m ilk registe r unde r t he tamHy was t he one from whi ch, in a ll commio;:.c:irmer. " " "p'l1 hn\·e this mnn "Thp only change we could make tn name of t he dea ler on w h ose ro ute it is, p robabtllty. the feye r In the Briggs run n ~u}lplr pi[H" to tbE" Lee 5tre-pt ~rdE'l' to invp.stigate the da iries eve ry w ith the nam,e o f t he fam11y and the home at Elma had been de rived. Dr. mnin. 'J'Pll him tt) go "head nnd do time a case ot d ispase s hows on th ... date the cnse was reported, a nd the Briggs said thnt ge rms might ha ve been thnt," milk 1egii tel' wou ld be to o rd er the in .. name of the dIsease. c.uried t:rom the Bricka house to t he BlI{ the w{'l1 owner tlidn't do it. He ~pE.'ctors ~o drop a ll their ot her duties, . B riggs house tn em pty m llk bo tll es. cnlled 011 Dr. Gre-ene n Reco nd time nnd [he{r Tegll1ar inspections, and gtve th-elt What the Milk Register showed. Dr. Howard wns th e a ttending phye'i:plnin('d thnt he hnd bf"e n ordered to ~ XC IUEivc a ttention to th<?se s p ecia l In The E xpress reporter wen t over t he s lelan a t t he B rlc l<as. He dia gnos ed mnke n ('onn('C'tion with the Lee Rtreet I doubt, toweve r, that \'esllgaticns. lis t o f sca rlet f eve r cases on every the scarl et-rever case o n August 24th, mniu, Dr. Gre-ell(" ~ni(l he hnd ~iven that wO llid be adv isable. It wou ld s lmro ute In the book. Th e dates in the and the milk bott les in the house a t (,HlpI':; to that ("O'('ct. " 'hen the mt.u !:'Ie j~lmping from the frying IMn book go bac k as tar as the year 1896, that tIme were k e pt th ere a nd a re t herp snit1: . t hp fire. We cou ld keep a c loser and every cnse o f contagiOUS d isease ~ yet. After that t ime m ilk was received " \\' 011 , thlll would be nil right, onl, 1 on the sou rc es of t he milk su pocc urring on a ny dealer' s route s ince . tn a s terlli7,ed p itcher. h 'H6 110 dent or wny ncr(l~~ the vnrnnt we would have to neglect thp that year is there reco rd ed, the health .......... bud hNwe{'n l'rE'n~1t ~trE.'r t nnd ].pt,' of t he deale rs. with the res ult officials say. The r e porter co nfin.ed his ~tl'(,f't, nnd I ('=tn't rcorh t he Lee street their mllkho uses wou ld become research to cases o f sca.rlet fever oc!\loin without th'lt I·i,.:ht of wnr·" foul, their bottles and cans and dip pers c urring since t he beginning ot: the Om -Thi:<; plnnnflon revc,tled the s itunti')Jl lett unwashed, and other unsa nitary presen t year. U !'1C: ("edill~ly t1l1iqll(>. l'h{" health comconditions would preva il. w hi ch migh t T he genera l finding was that of the ----------------.-----! ___ hL(J+.J.l.. I I ' .,iollf"'· i... in dut~' bound to abate thp mak e the dan l!'er at: In fe ction t:ar greatmore t han 400 routes, th ere a re 131 (>11. The JrOI}(,l't;. owncro;:. a re residcnts er than a t present. routes on w hi c h o ne or more cases of ------_______ -..g or the dt.'" 111111, if thC'ir wntrr 8\1ppl~- is "To sum u p," concluded t he commisscarlet fever h nve been reported s in ce --.... 1:.1 --·;--"--.lV-tJ ---------~hnt orr. thl' dt~· is in duty Sioner, "I see no way to extend the Janu ary 1. 1904. In a ma jorIty ot t hese _______ ... ___ . bonnd to llnn·ic1e wnter fncilitie~ presen t system ex cept by getting more ----- ---- - ---- -~-' ----for them . En'lI It f nude: ,"'rre men a nd making the Investiga tions Of ! routes not more than from one to three cases were reported, and tbose w idely ~ "I=t:t'\-;' andhhlE' for thf' ('xtC'uRion ot t he wnt~1' thE.' sources ot: t h e milk supply mo re f requent. scat tered ns to da tes, be ing spread out L llIain thl'OI1~h PI'(" untt ~tJ'f'j"I t. it is said, over a pe riod of mon ths. In many Inn ::rad(' cros . . ing ~tl'tI('l1lr(' is in tbe way "In thIs con nection I wish to say that stances, too. they occurred In on e ~ !l nd it "'0 \1.d ('O!it nil {'nOlTllOU!:' ~ 1I11l to get th ere has been no outbrea k lIke t he neighbor hood, sometimes In one famil y , ( tho mnill 1l.rOl:gh. \Yithout th e right of prese nt one in th e las t ter years, w ith thus leav ing room fo l' the Int:e r ence th at wnr :H'rO~H thE' ':1.cnnt Innrl, Le(> ptrt'et exception, wh ich was tour or five the disease had been comm uni cated by e:lOnf't h<' rcadlNl. .\n<1 .010 Dr. t.tre{'ne ago, whe n the mil k register s howcontact rather than t hrough the milk if' confronted with tlir prohle-Ill fJ f wherllt't m llk route on whic h about 60 s upply. Also , the majority of cases ochp ~hall ('lIfol"(,(, the lnw and compel the of scarlet f ever had occ urred cm'red pr ior to three months ago a nd An acth-e step hAS been ta kcn by city to hllild a wnter main (or wbieh it within a few months." seemingl Y cou ld have no connection H ealth Commissioner Greene to bring n(>\'('I1' could hf" rei1l1hur~('d h~· the watt'r wit h the p res.ent epidem ic. It WIU-. the bal(~ trle, city undt'r dIrect Ifnttll~ uC'rin'f'l from the fewPrrl1ntt FtrPet MILK ROUTES CONCERNED. thereto e d Id d t 11 I t th supen' islon of the h f"lllth depa rtment. . r, ec e Il e m n8 e en He will compel e\'C'ry baker tl) come be- r("~id l"nt~ 01' ('I~<, rlOF:(' hiR r;.·e8 to the Inw On which Scarlet Fever Cases from the list to be pub lished h erewi th. tore his department ~"nd nhlke appJl::till! 1('[ lh(' ilf'ople contin u e to tnke w atf"t were reported in three Months. Other Sources of Contagion. cation for n. permit al1o" ing him to fl"Om (Iv- well. When the tact that sca rlet fever had In submi tting t hi s list, The ExpresJ conduct a. bak~ry. '\Vhen thllt p ermit PrIlflilllt the mtlkiu~ of nn effort to sPt epidemIc In B urta Jo a nd was wis hes it unders tood t hat t he same ar Is issued he \\t11 thC'n go before the It right 01' W:1Y for thE' well OWDE'r to u"e Ma :ror to f:',ecure hiS llrt?'nse. Tht&.". . . I'",n"n".' to have been communicated guments as to proximity of ho uses, th4 cour!'le is purFiuant to an ordinance cn - I ~tI·p~t. 1!r. ('Treene hu~ dcclded to uo . milk was first reported, the Intermingling o f persons In a ce rtair ac led in l S9S and whi ch has never been ~OlhlO~ 111 the" cn~p. / ~~lY cases mentioned were those where neighborhood o r w ith persons of anoth ' en(oI·ced. Dr. Greene has already sent .",e certified mllk from the Briggs e r n e ighborhood w ho h ap pen to tak~ out notices to every baker in this ci ty. ,~rrn at Elma wus used. All but one their mflk from the sa me dealer, a n d 'the object Is to provld f> os nearl y a s p those cases occurred on the m ilk the consequent posslbtllty or Infectlor pos~lble tor s trictly sanitary ~Ic.J ;;~:~ ~f C. W. Boyce & Son of No. 928 by associatIon, rather than through th € bakio;;.. }{' t .... l As this firm was almo.t milk, may also apply to any or all at those 2'iven In the list. S ..r:..r:_~h'~ \jILL ASK FOR y MORE INSPECTORS ANI~~ 1lI04 fRO~L~M. The Health Commissioner Has One Involving a Prenatt Street Well, OTHER ROUTEsTo WATCH? THE LAW IS VIOLATED. I ~~~r~~bs:r~~~~~e~u~~ert~~ ~~~: ~~~~~t~~!~;tiou~o. p~'ln!~/~~ 1~:~l·I:;l:::tio;l~n".~:r;~:~Oen :!dtl~~ I I 4 I If..JREENB WILL ENFORCE OLD BAKERS' LA W I I �NEVER KNOW LH EIS RIGD. THE ONE TO BLAME FOR FEVER EPIDEMIC J f-"- /'1 Secretary of' State Health Board Concludes Milk ~ Investigation . ..(/n1~ DR. GREENE PRAISED. r¥ h.CbU , .,." public would like to know, but It 15 something the public may nl!\"er k now, (hI' people being lef~ to dra . th e ir own conclusionc;;. The Investigation hae;; n w settled dO"'n to a s ituation whe:-e physicians Involved are flinging sarcastic rf'marks and crtt1cl!'lms at each a her. A l any rate. there "'Ill be a demand bl- Health Commlssionr r Jir eene tha:. the Common CUtiI1Cll !u rr.t ; h him with more men for miJk Inspector", In order that aa 800n as ('ne cnse or ~cnrlet fe\'er Is reported an Inyestigatlon may be 'made. l\·Jth only twO physician.!!! as tnlpectors thr· de-partnlcnt 1s great) :r l>andi~apped. he claim •. an!! I_ unable l \'C :mrn edlatc a.ttcntlon to each rest the responslblllty. also aCCUS~ 8 Dr. Briggs of beln~ "morally" re!'\pon"lble. Dr. )fcPher~on is the health officer at Elm •. B '. th Dr. Hopkins and Dr. Briggs qU(,~llon the judgment ot Dr. J ohn!i'<ln. who ab~olyt'd the local Departm£nt Dr. YC E. Jobnson of W'ayerly, seere(ron-. all blame. Dr. Johnson has retary of tbe stnte bOllrd of healtb, ho. turned to his home In 'Ya ,"prly. hi rehis iU"e~lj,-="ation into the port to be sent to the State Depart- Ct.Hllplete-d mE-nt. Dr. Hopkins hand!' out. another ~Ollrce of the scarlet fl' \"e- r which hAS roast, this time Dr. J ohnson being the , bl en pre,alellt in Buffalo. nnd has lUade mark. If Dr. Johnson was quoted cor- n ~tatement, doubttE'''~ fOT€':o.hadowing big rt-ctly in ye,sterday's newspapers then ollicinl rep\Jrt. in whi ch be pInee;:, the Dr. H opkins would ~ay he I'!:: one of the hi.1DlI.! for nllowing impure milk to be hea! th omcer~ found tOO oft en In N e~' . old in Buff"lo upon Dr. A. H. Briggs of York State, who are oft entimes dab- tlli::; cit y and Dr. U-eor~e " .. llcrberson bUng In politiCS. occasionally doing a o( L anen;t" r, tbe health officer of the llttlt" !';anitnry work and who never om it to draw their salar)p!'=," Dr. Hop- I tow u of Elmn_ kins !laid he did nOt know of the presDr. ,,'. D. Grrene. health collllllissionent standard of th~ Health Departer of Buffalo, i~ ubs.)l.ed from all blame nlenl. but knows what It was some I by Dr. Jobn'on, and <0 is Dr. John Hnd:reart. ago, "Do you refer to the regime before- son Graut. a::.~istnllt commlsO=:ioDE'r, state thal of the prE"sent Incumbent of the tleparllllent of sgriculture, both of whom Heelth Commi!.sloner 's office?" was hun' bl'ell held ae-eountnble by some io· asked. tert'Sted per:;oD;:' fol' hlxity in protectillg "I re-if'r to the gclcntlfic ftt alnments the public health, and for a lock of effort credited to our Health Department's to fix: tbe respon:,ibilitr and bring the head tor a num £or of past years, who on account ot these scleontlflc attain - offel1d~r-s into court. once it had. been made ments was appointed and reappointed manifest that milk from a known dangeragdln on account or thf' 8ul'ce$~ful ous !'ource had been allowed to be sold re<'OT(! ,,·hlch the fir,!::t term had Jeft in tbe city. behind It. All ttls prior tv the cnlamlt_ Dr. Johu~on spent Dearly all of SaturOllS arlxent o[ hi!' lordship, th e ) fuYClr, .9ncl thf' Introduction of politics Into day at Elma and Lancn~ter. getting the the ome'£' of the- Drpnrtmcnt of Health. fuet· in resnrd to the outbreak of scarlet "lluch :ts I am a R epublican I ~hould fen~r on the Bri~C"::; farm nnd interviewyenture none of theg,e criticisms It: I ..1id iug Dr. )lrPher n and other who had not think thert" WaR too much renson information to gi,e. He returned to Buf! (\r them and that It was mighty good politics fClr n party to eyen dIscipline lll te Saturdny afternoon nnd talked freely r o .mJing hi. lindm s. In laying the somt" n! I ts own !lien'an tEo Dr. Hopkins denies personal feellng blame on brother physicisDs, one of them toward Health Commissioner Grel"ne. a former hl'uith commis~ioner. Dr. Johnexonerates Dr. Briggs and ~ays Dr. son uses moderate nnd courteous terms, t cPherson cannot be held re~pon.sible but is deeisil'e Bnd emphatic. because he Is not In the employ at 1[t' tiud::- thut the C3~C-C:: or scarlet te.€.'r Butralo. His- duties extend to the town on the Drig)!'s farm were fir'""' t attende-d ot Lancaster. In an inter,lew Briggs does not ~ee how he may be h)· Dr . ..lrmstrong or Elmn, who diagno~· held respont;l'tble and asks It it was not t:'ti thl'Ul as tons-iHtis. Dr. A.. II. Briggs the duty ot Health Officer McPhenon Z)uc('('f'\it"'ti Dr. _~rm:-troug as 11hysicinn of Lancaster to Inform the But'[alo in ch'lrgt> on .-\.ugu~t :!'jth. and. pl"OUOU llCHealth Department of the existence of Nl thp cn~ scarlet f~yer, X o t;eport or th e C8"'es, was howelE"r. made until ~ep­ .._ ......_ _ _ _ _ __ _~::_::---_;;;;;;;_;_.:.....-c-a-r-le-t-t-e-'-·e-r- ln his preCinct:!!, temher 11,;,(. wh('u a u.lughter of one ot RriC'~~'s clUplores wa~ taken ill. This girl WSS lllttmued by Dr. A.rlll!':troug, wllo prunounced her ~icknf5-;:, to Le scarlet tever nnd. on the following day. notified Dr. ~IcPherson, the hE!<llth officer of the .----- ifJ---It-V--]i{U4------·---------- ---- [Uw·n. Ii'inally, ou the f{Jl1owing dar, ~eptt"mb('r 3d, Dr. ~lcPhl'!'son ,i ..dted thit- C'3St! as \Yell ns fho5e n t the Briggs homu nnd plac8rdt.-d both bou:ie~. oUl thi. time milk from the Bril'!Ol form bau bt>eu {'amine inro Buffalo nnd it continued to rowe until . ptember l~lh, wlIt'n it was !"lOpped by order of Dr. ~Iay of the Ruff,lo health deportment, who, ftr-ting under orden; trom Dr. Gre~ne. had nmtie nu ir~v(-stigation nttt"r REFt"SED 'TO -\1.. LO"\V DtS Health Commissioner Greene today tbrt.'~ cnses of ";('a rl pl [ ever bad de,elopUOl SE TO B E L'l SI'ECTE D . notified Sup . Eme~on of the Depa.:r t • £'\1 ou one milk route which re·cewed its m ent of Education the district phHI- milk from tlte Bti~gs. fartn, Dr. Johnson clans will begin the annual vaccination holus that Dr. nrig~s nnd Dr. )lcPherTbe 6r~t Act or t":oleure towRrd~ n tcne- of school children next )Ionday. son wt?re lax. in ll()t ~toDping the supply hou"c: Ill~p('ctnf wns cnmwi ted yes· of milk from tbe BriC"g~ farm upon satil:l· wbrn IUQpector r. II Kh)C'C'k<.> "cnt fying thenu:eh-e~ thnt ~{'arlet ft.~n~r exist· tt·n~mf'nt houi',e nt ~ o. -:1.0 Curtl!"s l'd tht:'r(.'. ..\.s Cor Dr. Gree-n£>, Dr. J ohn11f'l\lth COO\Olt~loal' r GrC't'ne sent son SUites that he did (' yerything po. . sible ou t to In~['Il"r[ tn, hOMe .iUtI wben be to ... t;.lUl.P out the lli~ea~('o nnu u~ the I hf>ff' lJ arrin mum, n t{'nnnt, bnrrec.l bc:-.t ros~ibl,.. methou:s in doing 1"0. He l1.e,-, • • r·~.. _'.,· deOlnnd. d Cntrn.n~'e Rnd at· does Dot consider Dr. Groot in the mntt n fOfl'e bl!" wn)" In the bou!-<t. ter, thlrehy snpllortiug the lattpr's con· rC' r u ... rd to nHnw hIm to entf>r nnd tentjl)]l [but th{' case was not one in,~o h'­ him KtoE"C'lie mountf"d lhf' n r3ZOl' iog' the stawe UPI)nrrw(>ont of ng-ric111ture. finally threw it at ',hot further "-te-ps will be tnkpD in the "t\"{'nt to the Etahtll mnth.'r cannot well he indicated at this i;1~:"':I':~:~;·~ t~~a:;tton 1 / 11 rrtmn",' with II I)O'ic'f>U e in"'p('l·tl~d tbe hOl1!~' but lle has time. "N $ubmllted bt~ lI\·l'01"t to Dr. Grl'cnC'. If, howc\"e-r, th e 82"itntjon hus done no " :ArrRllt mny he $worn out ror Blum, mort.' than explode tht' popular mi$coocep· I tion tl ! the ,·utuc of ueertifipd" milk, it has donll much. "C('r ifit.'tl'· milk. sold ot 00 nth'Bce'I' of fonr c€'nt~ Pf'r quart oYer the oruin,lI'Y milk, will lloruh' fiuu ou e.-..::teu.,lye :sale- ill Bl1ffalo herenftpr. DOW th3.t it is g'l'Dl'rall)· known bow.worthJe~.s is tllll ·'certitit'ntioll.'· "One I'oiut whid\ hm. ntlt been toueh l'i.l on m all this a:!itntioll," ~aid n lpntiin g phy ... it'inn of Bnll·:l)') to a mmercinl l'l'IU' !-'t'ntoti"..., thi~ morning. "is nn imJI"rt:mt ont', :Xl)\\,lt ."'>t·l' hlt.e I SMn it ... t 1lt.:'ll in print ih:lt uo milk :lOnly~is hn.s ) t t 1)('('11 tli"'(""fI\"l'rl d thll t will 'r~ult in the• ubt.'tn·(·ry t")l tlit" H"nrll't ((',er lterm. .\.u<1 J tho I' ~on. "'"nr tlti:4 is nppn~Dt. 'llle :-.implll ftlet i~ th~H nu.>Jicnl scie-nce has lH'\'{'r h.'cn ahll:' tt) tliN.'un"r the- scnrlet fe\'rr ,I:'£'nll aUfl dnH~ not. tN1ny, know what it i:--. T o he :-.urr th~re is the- ~t.rep. t() 'f)(f"U,", )!l'rm, which is niwny-: found in ,. 'nrh.,t f~'n"r. but thnt signifi~s notJliD~. Tho ~troprO;,.",-")t..""~U. J:"('l'm i~ me-l'ply tlle pu~ c:,'rlll and is iuuntl in many di ... (>:'l~~. f:lr rl'Ul.O\·(>{I. in nil c-:--ql'ntial chnracterb-. ti(':" from ~co rlet feyer. " I E\-ERYOXE IS XOW EXOXER.1TE D, Dr., I J VACCINATION Of SCHOOL CHILDREN BEGIN ~ N~XT MONTH. I •• I DR. HOPKIN S SCORES DR. JOHN· SON, WHO INVESTIGATED SCARLET FEVER CASES. PHYSICIANS ARE A I r Jt... ___ •• • __ • • • • •• ••• _. _ . I I A RAZ OR AT THE INSPECTOR . __ { .... HE SAYS verything Possit'ie ~o Stamp Out Disease and Used Best Possible Method in DOlng So. ~cPh ersol1. who Is h eld hy some to be the man upon whos e shou!ders should Ill. ..._ POLITICS TO BLAME, ~~..'-/f-I,,4' UST who I. re s ponsible (or the pres-I be blamed In any way. although he ent 8ca riC"t fev er epidemic Is same- firgt treated the Briggs cases, Dr. tblng t he __ E_~CH Ooos AT s ..n:I XG TIL"-T THE OTH. ER I S XOT TO BL_UI E. There's a beautiful row on a mong halt a dozen physicians as to where the rep sponslblllty lies for the scarlet tever outbreak which has caused so much t alk and anxiety lately. Dr. Henry R. Hopkins criticises Dr. Johnson, secre· tary of the State Board ot Health , who came here on ... aturday to make an In,estlgatlon and who reported atter his i nvestigation t hat Dr. Greene, the Com. missioner of H ealth, was not to bla me. S ays Dr. Hopkins: "1 bave no knowledge that Dr. Johnson had any past acquaintance with the methods which prevail at Mayor Knlght·s Health Department. . I am not very much impressed at blS enormous i ntelligence of the manner J which scarlet fevers are spread. quoted correctly yesterday morning. I should sal· he was one of the h~lth officers found a ll too often 1n New York State ,vbo are often times da bbUng In politics. occasionally doing a lttUe sanitary ",'ork and who neyer omit to draw their sa.laTies. "What the pre ent standard of t he Buffalo Health D epartment Is. I do not know but I am quite persuaded as to what'lt used to be when there was n o chance of the milk-borne scarlet feyers running 1 or::!O days after Its existence became known before an investigation into the case has begun. That ma.y be about as long as they want it to run at Elma, but It Is too Ion!\, for Buffalo. because we ha.ve known f something better. P olitic. to B l ame. ")Iuch as I am a Republican. I sbould v en ture none of these criticisms If I did not think there was much reason for them and that It was mlgbty good politiCS for a party to e\'en discipline some of its own servants, "rnderstnnd me well, I bave not the slightest personal feeling against Dr. Greene and never have had. lfe bas al· ways been a pleasing and courteous gentleman. Personalh', I have not the slightest to 5.'ll· against him. su~ce I: to say tbe criticisms which I ha\;e of fer;d ~re against the Knight adminis.· !ration of the Board of Health of B uffalo. and the )1ayor's introduction of polltlc into the office. when the office is one of such paramount importa.nce to t.hp health and prosperity at a municl· palltl-." A H Dr Hopkins holds that Dr. . . BrlU s is in no wise responsible tor the situation at Elma and that his responI:ibility ceased when lhe hOllses in Elma ~,"as placarded. Dr. Hopkins does not think that Dr. :\IcPherson was at taul t elt her. Dr. A. H, Briggs says that as soon as he learned of tbe situation at Elma. he suggested that the shipment of milk to.. ~~~~~lOthc~:C'schouses were placar ded, loth the duty of Dr. Armstrong and t~t~ of myself ceased." said Dr. Briggs. was the duty of the Health Department to protec t tbe health of those outside o( the houses 3.5 It "Was my duty to prevent the d eath of the J)€-rson Inside the bouse; Dr, Arm~trong performed his dut) faithfully and well and I am sure that I am not troubled In my conscience about any part which I had In the (air I am not the health ofHclal 0 this' clty nor of Elma. It was not my duty eltber morally or legally to ~:ke any reports to the authorities. e1n tbey placarded the house my respo~~ bUity ceased. I am not tryIng to 5 r any responsibility but It there Is any due me I am willing to tace It. "I do not think thBt the milk coming from the farm was the causti t~: fl~!t derolc. It is my opinion t a -au think germs originated here. ~~o~able man [or a. moment or can any r . glne me a physIcian In this cfty ror Ima , d fanner health the past 3-t years, an l~k to come into officer, allowing ¢is ~ . suspected the tbls cl ty It I remote Y t h El cause of t h e disea se as lying In e ma mJ!k s up:!p:.:l: y:.. ."_ _ _ _-~ att k if �URBENE FLIES TO LA WYER WITH HOPKINS' CHARGES MORE HEAlT~ INSPEGTORS NEEO[U. H~alth Commissioner, in Eff?rt ,to Offset ,Im- 'Dr. Gree ne Says it is Im'on Made on Public by UllIverslty Professor s possffiTe tor His Present pressl 'd " D t Charges That Scarlet Fever Epl ~ ~I C IS, ue 0 Force to Properly Watch Knight Politics, Aiay Start CIvIl ActIOn. Milk Supply. ~e w s CAN'T HAVE TOO DR. HOPKINS' FRIENDS MANY AF GUARDS. SAY MOVEJ!~BLUFF ~. 'p ,,~ er Gr~ne realfz-I the pa~t sevE'ral years, bul on the adHealth Comm.Lu.Lon , to the v!('f" of my counsel I must refrain from that Dr. Hopkins' charges doing so. r am ordered to keep quiet etrect that Mayor l( nlght's 8dmlnlf'tra-lllncl refer all qUP!'=tions to Mr . .,.Shire. d Dr Greene's appoIntment as A Courier reporter eaw Mr. Jelllnek, tlon 3n Ph~;8Iclan are indirect!)'. the f the scarlet fever epidemic in li \· are making a bad impresad e up his mind yesterday that rr:lng should be done to counterfeelIng that has been create,d IBXpayers. Mayor Knight 5 -':'_.:o,-··-tlon just now 1s conceded to p \ er· vulnerable. b·Dr and the are cronies. \\'111 be recalled that when ~tayor eclded to appoint h~s crony as or to Dr. Ernesl ~ ('nde thf're a. s. rm of protest. It was a. blpalest. Prominent taxpayers city Pleaded thdat e betheretained. Dr. w en e ~~ C' I G~C'ene ~laltOr the Hf'alth Department up to the hlgh - o[ thf' firm of Shire & I BLl' F F, SAY 1l0PKIXS ALLIE S , that health officials from leading cItIes II o\'t?r the country made visits here Ftudy Its operation. _ Therefore when M.ayor !\.nlgh: In l!Iistf'd thAt Dr. 'W e-nde would ha,e to go to make way for hIs friend, D r . Greene e,'en some of the R epublican newspa:pers opposed dragging a depart: ment whlch had the health of the cit~ at IlS command Into the mire or partlsan politics. A petltton with some- of the blggeEt taxpayers in tHe city of bllth parties praying that Dr. ' Vende ba retained was presentea t o the .lIlyor but he paid no heed to It. D'url~g the pre9~nt controversy. D~ Wendf' has remalnt;d 511ent. Efforts to Interview him as to how h~ ~,.;uld act If he were In Dr. Greene 5 place ha\'e prov ed futile. as he said h~ regarded the matter as "too delicately prt.tff's~lonnJ." b Dr Greene when seen yesterday y a 1'('Portel' f~r Th'£> ('ourlrr and asked if h{. had anythln~ to gay in ~epl! t o D!'. Hopkins' charge!;. said: I ... hall ha,'e nothing more to say on the subI had Intend-ed to g Ive (Jut a FrIends of Dr. Hopkins say that the suit I~ a bluff and that nothing will comr~ of it. ThE'Y ~ay that it was the onl)" thing Dr. GrE'ene could do to ot'f~et the bad ef'teoct the charges ha,"e had on the Knl~ht administration. Th('y Eay that Dr. Greene showed a nne strokr ot dIploma c y when he captured Dr. E. " •. Johnson. thp r e presentatlye of the State Board of Health and mad. him hIs guest While in this city. Dr Gre-e-ne and Dr. Johnson dined at lh~ Iroquois Saturday night. and they werC' apparently on the best of terms. DR . 1l0Pl( I X5 :",- OT AFRAID . Dr. Hopkins whl~n t:ef':1 ;H.~t night aile! asked it he had an;n,ing t(' ~3Y Te garding the aNion of Dr. Gr~f''1e . n calling on Shire & Jellinek rt)r 'he rU!flOE'e of bringing an action ..lgaInst him. ld' sa"I' have nothing to fE'ar. All that I hav<.' Etated are (act~. I h~l\'e ~:tld Jll that I care to say at pre5 .> nt. You ran repeat, ho'\'evf'r, I have nothh~g to teal' from any AC't1on thal Dr. Glee ne !'ee fit to take." that ~,a"n'"'" covering ali the caS¥ : ln , a C!\'11 ont'." Mr. Je-l1lnek "It wfJ1 not be a spite case." "]t w1ll b e e~t standard of efficle-ncy. 80 mucl.l so replied. LlI Jelltnek. and a!'ked him If it were truE' that an aclion is aboul to be begun by Dr. Greene against Dr. Hopkins-. ·'Dr. Grefne was In to see us this morning." said )1r. Je-lllnek. "It was merely a con~u1tatlon. He exhlblte-d a copy of Dr. Hopkins' letter embodying 'thl.:' charges ngalnst htms-elf and the Krdght admInistration. We are looking the matter up to eee If there Is anything In the lctte-r on which to base an action," " 'Y ill the actton. If started. be a clvll or criminal one?" was asked. rna)' "t.... ';~ 7 ~.1 '! ALLEGED FACTS ABOUT SCARLET FEVER AT ELMA , Dr. Grant Avers There Are Discrepancies in Report of Physicians-Quarantine Stated to be a Farce. gltat:o(~~f As It .. eeult of the epidemIc f)( "'carlet (e"tor in this city. Health Co mmls~loner Greene will a~k the Common Council for more men carryon the work of protecting the cll y '. health, "We have only two men to watch the entire mJlk SUDpl y of the city of Butt a la," said D r. Greene yesterday. "They a r e Dr. Clark, t he assistant health ott'lleer, and Dr. )lay. the mllk inspector. Dr. Clark has jUlJt recovered trom an llIneBs l a~tlng three months. It Is an Ut ter Imp~slbillty tor thf>se two men ,to jnve~t l g·Hl' t he milk supply eyery t ime th e rE' Is a plngle ca se. or even two or thrN' CU:-'l'.:" o n a milk rOUle. All or their tI 01: is nol\' pmploy d in the examination of milk hou~s, the conditlon of co,," barns and seeIng lhat bottieB and can~ are washt-cd. etc. "It w11l TE-qulre eight ot 10 men to perform the regular duties of the m ll k Inspection department and at t he same time InvestIgate thl:: supply every ti m e a case of scarlet ({'ver breaks out." Dr. Gree ne was 8!ilted whether he t hought there should be an Investigation of milk supply every time a. cage of scarlet fe\'er broke out. "I believe we can't throw too many RQteguards around t he health of the p eople, without regard to what It co~ts. " was his reply. "I certainly shall apply t o t he CounC'1l for more men, enough men to Investigate e,"ery time a case ariseS'. It the Council does not gh'e me t he men, It will not be my taul t. " Health Commissioner Crpene s t a t e'l th:s torenoon no new case ot scarlet fe\"oer has bee'!l reported since Saturday nnd no cjeath from that dlseal'lc has occurred so far as the depar tment's repo rts sho\\'. Dr. C, F Howard ot 1458 Main street. who was the attending physictan at the . E rlc k a home on Ellicott strE"et, does not agree with th~ published statement ot Dr. A. H. Briggs that the fever case i n the Briggs home was carried tram t he Brlcka home th r ough empty milk tOl RILEJ It Is admitted on eac h ot the s ev era l s ides ot t he scarl et to Dr. Grant , the report of Dr. JOhnson tever con trov ers y t h at some- Is to the efrect that Dr. Annstrong has been negligent In permitting told him that he diagnosed the case of m li k from oEl ma t o com e t o Buffalo the Stlgman glrl early on the morning blamo has not yet been defin ite ly of September 2-d, reported the case to in one pub ltc Dr. 1t-IcPherson the same day and that the D r. ~fcPherson placarded the hom~e on September 3d. Thl'S shows a discrepa n cy or t\\'o days. Dr. Grant made a pe~onal Investlga tt on in E lma on September 14th, and was told by the railr oad· statIon agent that the Bl'lggs quarantine was a farce. and that the BrIggs and StIgman people were around the village and $tation every day. A bout the appearance of ge r ms in milk. Dr. Grant saJd the r e had not yet been dlscoyered by· the medical profession a ge r m which could be rJgh lIy cn'led the scarlet fever germ. The streptococcus germ Is assoc iated ' ...·lth scarlet feve r , but It Is also aSSOCiated wJth other d iseases. A torney J e lllnek of the law flrm ot & Jelilnek, In Whose hands Health Cgrnmlpelp'lM"'Greene has placed a copy o f Dr. Hopkins' letter , ~aJd yesterday It had not been dec Ided ,qu·ther any· f;ult would be 'brought by Ule Commissioner, but tr o ne Is brought It Will be a. C' lvll Dr. Hopkins saYs he fea r and that he had Shlr~ Have Milk Producers Pay for Inspectors, PASTEURIZED MILK, If All Milk Used in Buffalo Passed Through This Process it Could Not Produce Disease, DI·.•l ru!t p r. Ci It;CD(" h('slth cumm is- ~il)nl'l'. h:u, under contemplation nn ne t to ht' intl'odllC('d ill the le~isla tnl'e t his wint!?r. l'P~ulntillg the sa le of m ilk trom the prodll(,(lr to the d(lnler an d there hy saf('·gllnrdillt: th e pnhli(' henlth to n muC'h ~reatcr e:tt{'nt than is po~gible Ullder the eXisting Jnw~. Dr. Gr(>('ne would bo.e a law passed I'flquiring each produce r to take on t a Iirem.e. thl:' Riz<.' oC tbE' fp(' to df'penl J upon the amOlillt of milk which be Ill'orluct'd. The monpy thlL"l :O:1'cllrell would bp tllrnpd OYer to the hpnlth u!?pnrtment and wou1tI be l1Rf'cJ ill pflrin~ tht' salaries 'of n s uffi('ient corps of inRpt'("tors whose ~ol(' dutv would bf' to k('ep n constant eye on th~ Ronrre of the milk supply. ·')1 ~· ielen," 8:1irl D r. (;reene to a Oow. merrial rrprf.os(,l.tath-!?, "would bC' to hn'Ve cnnUg'h ill:-;prrtors so tun t each mi lk.pro. dueing fnrIll could be cXjlm ined at le3~t OIlC(' n week. The examinatio n would be of a ~mprphen"'l\"e cha r acter, too, and not at oil p('rfunctory. Il wOl1ld includ(", for one thiu~. Oil inquir)· iuto the s tnte Of ul'o.Jtb of all p(>r~Olls residing or working on tho fnr1l1, The h.altb of tbe CO w. would fll~o I,e notE"d. Then the r e would be the ph~·!-ticnJ l':'tominfltion of t h e cowbnrll."l, the foou and w:tter supplied the (,tltti!", and the manner in which a ll th ... lItf'n~ils u~ed in milking and in keepinir file milk we re cnred fo r . "~\lch nn ('xaminntiou made once a weel, woulrl grPRtl)' lessen the dno.':er of contr acting di~('n!"e through d rinking milk. and tllerph)' I('!":srn t he rln nJ!'pr of sickne-~". for trphoid [e 'V er . dipht herin , ~cnrl('t fe\'('r and, in fRC' t, a ll contfllZ;ious or inr£'('tiou~ diRf>n~ps, ar(' r£'adil:,' comUlllniCflt£'d to the human system t h r ough the usC' of milk.'t .As n ~Ilr(' pre\"f'Dti.e aglliD~t t he dnnger of contTf1rtiu,lr di8e-n~e throu~dl t he lI~e of wilk . Dr. Gre('ne is a firm belie't'er in Pnst('uriz<'d milk . "1 hn.e 111lt forward th is idf'a ," he snid. " in sevf'rnl newspnppr inte rvie~.s within the pa~t yf'nr . If nil milk ~'ere Posteurizpd. no c1i~ens€" conld be contract('d throuJZh its use, pro,-iding it stood no loog time. Pa~t('urizprl milk is !:limply milk the t empe-rn ture of which has been rni~ed to 100 degree ... kept t her e- seyen minutes nnd then dropped to 4:0 d eg rees. " 'hen milk has possed t h rough this PTO. (,P5:O: it is nhsolllt<.'I)· free f rom h a rmful gel'rnfl." tlB y whom should the milk be P n.s tpur. ized:-" Dr. Grf'ene was asked. "B;r the d('aler. Yon see t h er e ar e somcthit1,!r like 2,000 milk p roducers in Eric countr lind Cew of them cou ld ntfnrd to purchR~(, th(' Apparatus nece~s ary to proJlrrl~' ['flc:;tpnrize their outpu t of mille On the oth!?r hand t here are about 400 milk cenlers. 1ft t he Pns teurizinf:r ",err done by them it would be more cC'Dtrnliud nnd could be watched ~·ith much 1!r<'atE'r ('nse by the heolth dethe sho r te r thep n rt1lt(,llt. )Iore-o'"f'r, 1E'l1gth at time (,lnJl:.dnl! betwe£>n the Pn~­ tenrizntlon of the milk flud its llse, the b!?ttf'r for thE' conc:;nm('r. because milk. e"en nfter hf'inlr Pasteurized, will be found to cnlltaill It!?'" germs if allow ed to stand for OU)' considf'rab le length of time. "Pnst(,llriz;fng milk results in coogu lat" I b ottles. " It was a.b~olutely impossible tor germs to be convE'yed to the Briggs home from m)' pntient t~roHJ;h empty milk bottlE'S. as all bot tIes ",h{(>h were In the house "'hen the case was r.lagnose-d AS ~('arlet fever on Aug. 24. were kept th?re> and are in the house :y~t," !-t31d Dr. Howard this morning "I h a vE' talk~ with Dr. BrJ~gs R'1,j h e told me that he did not 3.uthoriz~ an'" .. tatE'ment thal the fe"er In th€Bri;:rgs hom\? \\'~~ ('nu~ed hy milk ~ot­ tlp~ from the Hrkka h ..... mp Dr. ErlE"~~ eald that he !!limply f/olRte-d that It was a posFIble th ! n~ for fever to be cony !?ved In thnt manner. bu .. did not state 1t as a fa c t In this case. When I told Dr Rriggs thal T had cautioned the f :11';"1I," not to .... Ilo,\\' thE' milk bottles to bE" re-moved from the house-. ht> admi t· t ed nt onC'f' that the caqe In tht- Brlg~nl! hom!' mUf:t ho.yl':' come trom some othe r cause." ltd Helllr.h Comml~slon(' r G roene n en eel todny to IFsuf> a. repl)" to the crltIC'!c:m ('Ir· a tt f\f' k. whichever 1t might b~ termpd. mad eo ngnlnst him beca.us; on the rE" (, pnt !'I('arlf't teycr epldpmlc 0 the "('erttftpd milk" route. After conf;11ltlng )lo~€'s Shire. hIs lawyer, howc,'e-r h(> ('ho nfPd his mind. "rio you Intend to bring a damage action ~gA.ln~t the author ot the attnck?" wa~ nskpd "1 don't C'n rp to S8)~ anything at present. was th r Comtnls~toner's reply. II W l~~!~~~:on~!~~;d I illll ~oll1e of the ('Res I m. o r .tbe qunlitle. d ot in it from whirh C'.lt~'P8e IS rnn ,~I 0\1lenc:;t thnt i~ the Opll110n of. mnn. thor itiec:;. though t.here is dl~erence 10~ o inion on tbi~ IlOtnt. E'en If con~u a ti~D does take pln('(', howev('r. the mllk Is; uninjl1rM for drinking or other pUrp0!'liE"R· ·'It would be 111l~Cl.ihle fo r n.ll. the. ln rll'l'r 'lk dealE'r~ to PRfltcu r ize their milk nnd ~l they ~.()~lld do it, or if they could ~ lllRd(\ 'to do it. ~f':\ t good to the p ubhc henlth would result." 1 �oMOVE TO PROSECUTE the Boyce there through teve r patient or any afflicted human being. For instance, a c ow might have a sore on one of her teats, forming ma tter undern eath, and the press ure at the hand in m ilking might express It In to th e m ilk. "There is no way to detect scarlet fever in milk. Bacteriologica l examination tails to establish th e presence ot scarlet (ever, ei th er in m ilk or tn flny thing e lse. In other words, the scarlet fe ve r germ. i( there is such a g e rm, has not yet been isolated. The only way to, trace sca rlet feve r In mIlk is by wat c hing the milk rout es, as Is done by mean" or the milk regist er at the health department. The presence of th e streptococcus ge rm being shown In the case of a patie nt would by no mea ns, a.lone, prove th e existence ot scarle t f,,' er In that patt e nt. But It the paof the Briggs premises (inc luding th e tient w e re known t o be a r egula r cusStlgman bouse) was n. farce. H e s.a Id tamer o', a certain kind of milk, and a that th ese people. m ean Ing th e B rIggs sel'les of scarle t fe,'er cases should and the Stlgmans, were aroun d th e v II - occur on the route upon ,vhlc h the lage and the railway stat Ion every d a!," ... arne kind o.L milk "'as used. and also when they ought t o h ave remained tn it should be known that scarle t f e v er th ei r h omes or at least apart from oth- existed at or near the dairy which was er people In the v.llIage. That would the source of that partic ul ar milk s upb ave be-en an Important f ac t f or th e ply. those three things, t a k en j Oi ntly, state department of h ea lth to h ave might tend to create a probability, though not a certaint y, th a t the paknown. " t hll h I tl en t flr.t mentioned was afflicted wtth Dr. Grant said tha w e e was n _ the village at that time he ask ed the the same disease." town clerk whether the town board 'Jf B acter iol ogist B issell' s V iew. health had taken a ny action to prose.: Dr. 'WllIlam G. Bissell. city bacterlolcute anyo n e for negllgence or to preve nt Th e 0"18t, was questioned on the same sub .. a furth er spread o f th e disease. eo jec t. H ere is what he said: clerk Informed me It h ad no t . I "The germ. I'f It Is a germ. that proDr. Grant holds that It is up t at,. duces scarlet f~ver, is at the present town boa rd. under the public health time not known. It is a tact that law .. t o prefer th e complaint which there is unive r sally associated with must be laid b efore the District Attor· scarlet f ever lesions a b ac t erium which n e y of Erie co unty can prosecu te any- owing to its form and mode of grouping new cases ot scarlet rever have reported. Thus far this month 30 ...... have been fe-ported. This Is n\'e more than were reported during the enUrp.month of September last )'ear. but 10 less than were reported 1n the same Dr. Grant tells of Discrepancies in Dr. Armstrong's Statements and of reported farcical Quarantine at Elma-More impure Milk seized. l.~I'~t~$ month for the five preceding years. To give the public some Idea of the condition or the city as to scarlet.te\,er cases tor a period ot years, The Ex .. press tod ny pubUshes a table cO"erttl! the years tram 1899 to date. T his gives a showing ot th e entire period or the present health commi ssioner's regi me, which began with the year 1902 and which amounts to three years, lacking about 3¥., months. and at three tu ll years of the term of his Immedia te DR. BISSELL ON SCARLET FEVER GERM I f)., jIt ,ZIJ/lil No move has yet been mnde to hi proseh is I cute anyone for the n egl gence \\' c h t d with b e lieved to hav e had muc I 0 B0 ff 10 the spread of scarlet fever a . th nth u ,,,as It eeems to be conceded at ere cts' negltgence in at least two respe . Flnlt. In permlltlng a man In whose family therehouse was a was case but ot scarlet and whose twentyfever, feet i EI distant tram the Briggs dairy n l rna, to continue to milk t he cows furni shing the supply tor that dairy; second. In the tallure to stop th e sale of milk from t hat dairy. from the time th e disease Stl """an made Its a ppear ance In th e "... matter of 12th home untn Septem b er , a about two weeks. h is I d No one has publ Ic I y d ec are w a t o blame for the fi rst of these two cond ltlon •• and as to the second. the blame has been shifted from s h oulder to shoulder-whlch Is s mall consolation to an anxJous public. D predecessor. The rna rked decrease In the number of cases during th e months or Septem~ b ert Oc tobe r, N ovember and December, b eginning In the year 1902. Is .ald to be attributable to th e fumigation of " choolbooks. which was thell begun. As it rule. in previous years, It will be noticed that the number of cases in July a nd August. th e school-vacation months, was very small compared with the number that came In September, when sch ool was r esumed, and In the succeeding months. That would see m to Indica t e th at the Inte rmlngllng at Childre n a t school h as had much to do with the spread at this disense. In this view, the table 15 an interesting study. It is as tallows : 1899. 1900. 1901 1902 1903. 190'. January ..... ..... 70 S3 89 95 33 58 February ......... 91 88 91 63 2S 54 Mnrch ............ 75 (8 98 19 37 t8 April ... .......... 62 66 68 .5 16 61 .... . ....... 106 64 66 July .. ............ 38 May 29 June .. ........... 73 August. . ......... 27 September .. .... . 61 OctOber .... .. ... 112 November ....... H2 Dccember ....... 104 20 18 66 52 4i 00 .8 49 30 66 51 3-1 16 I ,I 31 2! 2.36 27 39 25 30 Dr. J ohnson's W ork . on~r. Grant h as not yet r eceived a re- I. called streptococcus. The presence of is 00 .5 It will be remembered that Dr. W. E . ply trom Albany to his r eq uest for In- streptococci In milk Is In no way Indl73 122 52 H 87 99 3t GO J ohnson, secre tary of the s t ate depart- struc tlons as to whether Dr. Brtggs's. catf\-e th at it contains scarlet fever Inm ent of h e alth, w ho was sent here t o certification of the BJiggs milk was r ectton. Th e streptococci are very 951 729 940 516 166 103 investigate a nd place the blame for the suc h as the law requires a nd whether it widely distributed tn Nature and may epidemic. torm ed his opinions afte r In- Is his duty to begin proceedings against be found In the all'. on h ealthy skIn, M ilk Dea lers explain. tervlewlng on ly three of th e physicians him. clothing. e t c. The compilation (rom th e official milk concerned, Dr. Armstrong of Elma. who " Thi s law governing the certification "The presence of a large number of register of the h ealth department and fi rst attended the cases III the Stlgman of milk Is a new on e passed by the L eg- streptococci In milk points toward the publication by The Express of a list or and Briggs homes; Dr. 1\1cPherson, the islature," said Dr. Grant, "and I sup- existence of some local PUB produc tion, all the milk routes in Buffalo upon town health officer, who placarded the pose th e state department a t Albany either or th e udd e r or t ea t of the an t· whi ch scarlet- fever cases have been re. h ouses, but did not stop the sale of \ wlll refer the ques ti on to the Attorn ey mal supplying the milk, and mnk co nported since July 1st was of wide Inter. milk from the Briggs dairy; and Health Genera l. So It Is not unlikely that some talnlng large numbers of streptococcI is est to milk cons um ers generally and Commission e r Green of Buffalo, who days will e lapse before I receive th e not generally considered wholesome for went a long way toward relieving public called for the Investigation by th~ state rep ly." household u!e for the reason given." anxlety and doubt a s to those mill( department. As to "cert ified" Mil k . "I am not tamlllar. nor do I know that roules whi ch the health department had Dr. J ohnson exon erated Co mmisf ioner In this month's Issue of the Buffalo th ere at the present time e xists any not made the subject of special tnve~nl~ and p laced a little blame on Dr. analytical method by which s carle t gallons, as it h ad done In the case of M"Clfilerson a nd th e bu lk ot' it on Dr. A. l\{edlca l Journal, Dr. Grant has a n ar- 1e \' er infection can be detected in milk the Boyce and Seibert rOUles. tlcle entilled.Adulteration at F ood and h H . Briggs of B uffalo. It will b e recalled Food Products, in which appea rs this or other toad products.' Several at the deal ers named In t e t hat Dr. J ohnso n tailed to baye any list ca lled at the health office yesterMILK SAMPLE S EX AMI NED. day and looked over the register to see t alk with Dr. Briggs. who as certifier paragraph: of th e Briggs mllk and th e physisian I Another mntter at special interest to If the cases charged on their rout es in I I 13 t h e I aw pro blbltl ng tb e UDau th - Cus tome rs bring Bottles fr om a neigh~'ho attended t h e cases of scarlet fever p b ya I cans the published list were charged t a th em In t h e h ome of his brother In Elma, was ~~i~~n~s!.~; ~e~~~~:~ \~'!,ellt O~:II~unIJ\~~t boring County to D r. J. H . Grant. on the milk register. They found the regarded as on e of the most Important unscrupulous deal ers were taking milk of any I A milk cons um er who lives on the list accurate in every instance. In t wo witnesses in the matter: and that D r. kind, mnrkl n.'i It "certified" and by so dOing East SIde yeste rday Inorning called at ,I instances where afflic t ed famlllc5 had Briggs severe ly c riti cised Dr. J ohnson ~~~g~;IU~t o'~IIVlgc~~~i~c~t:'c ~Sn~~!~u~St;bc~ftW; re ceived their supply from twO differ. t or this n eglec t a nd pointed out that h e to milk exrept lInder the autborlty of a com- the office of Dr. John H. Grant. deputy ent dealers the fact was specially noted could have shown Dr. J ohnson much petent person. Some mlly not under,<;tand state comm issione r of agriculture In the . th list 1';0 that both dealers' routes whllt Is meant by tbe " certlfledthat milkthe ;" M u tualb Lite building, and ibrought three In u seful information tor his guidance in It Is milk produced on term the prinCiple hi Th were e,,,, c.J. o rge"'d w Ith the ca-e .. th e i nvesttga tion. naturnl Ould, just as It comE'S from the healthy quart ottles of mIlk w th e There was a thil-d Instance or that Another Important witness who. It Is cow. Is In tho best possible condition for co nsum er com plained that it "as bad kind, h owcyer, which was not specifical. said. should hav e been consulted, had human food, It only we can keep It un con· and h e teared t o use It. The three botIy Ine nlloned. This was the ca!!e at taminated by the entrance of extraneous Im- t1 we d U ed t him yesterday the investigation been thorough, was purities. and bavlng as a bacteriological es re ever 0 scarlet lever In the home of ~-illiam Dr. Grant of th e state department of standard not more than 30,000 bacteria to the morning. Surd Hill, No. 238 ElmWOOd avenue, agriculture. who had made an investi - cubic centimeter. Tbls standard i& reached by Dr. Grant opened the b ottles. The . " ' hl c h was reported to the health de. perfect sallltar)' conditions, cleanliness ot 11k J b tI 11 d II right and gaUon of the conditions at Elma for stables, cows and ml1ker3. m n ?ne ot e sme. e a . partme nt on Septem ber 14th. The pub. that department. Dr. Gra.nt saId yesupon being tested proved to be in , e ry 11 hed lIst c harged that cnse to the terday he exp ected Dr. Johnson to call In e xplanation of the standard refer~ good condition, but the milk in the two r~ute of Dodds Bros. only. whereas It upon him, but that, up to date, h e had red to, Dr. Grant said to an Express r e- other bottles smelt very bad. Upon beshould have been c h arged also to th~ not seen him . Dr. Grant says he could porter: .. Milk takes germs trom dus t Ign tested. It pro\'ed to be below th e Boyce route. The family was wktng and would have given Dr. J ohnson In- ' and many other things. It Is Impose1- standard set by th e state law as to the cream from Dodds Bros. and cerllfied formatton upon two important point~ hIe to lJrodu(!c mllk absolutely fr ee from percentagea of water, solids and t at th a t Briggs milk from Boyce & Son. Dodds ·w hlch, it wo uld seem , h e ought to have germs of some kind or ot ber. Re cog- ml1k shou ld contain. B continued to supply a nd are still h a d before reaching his conclu sions. nlzlng this, and h aving made t ests deDr. Grant personally wen t to . the s:~~'tYing that house wIth cream, a nd .. s igned to s how the maximum number plant of the dealer, whose name is wlth_ no doubt. Is felt about its purity. D iffe r e n ce in Dates. of germs lhat mny b e In a given quan- held p e nding furth e r investigation. The Th t aile case on Sep tember 14th. '·Whe r. the r e port of the scarlet fever ttty of mflk without rendering It un- dealer told the Investigator tha.t he pres:mnblY Ch a;geable to the Briggs In Elma. r eached my department." said whol esome, the profession has adopted himsel f had noti ced the b a d odor of ilk ' hieh Is held responsible for 80 Dr. Grant to an Express r eporter. I the standard that milk co ntaining In some of his milk, which he receives ~an~ ~th er cases of scarlet fever. 18 the sent out my inspector, Clayton J . Sta nd_ e xc ess of 30,000 ~ r ms to a c ubi c centi- fr om three different dairies In an ad onl case of scarlet l eyer that has ocart, to Investigate. Among others whom meter (which, roughly, Is about one j oin ing county. but he had had no cases cur~ed on Dodds Bros.' route since he intervieweO was Dr_ Armstrong, the ~I xtieth of a teaspoonful) Is unwho le - of sickness on bls route and a.ttrlbut~d A ril 1st, and t his firm has many hun. local physic ia n who first attended the some and s hould be condemned. " the odor to th e t eed given to th e eo\\ s. d p d of customers. Stlgma.'l patl pnt. I nspector Standart Germ n o t yet corralled. "The stench fr om the milk." ..said Dr. r;r:d F . Knalsh of the People's Milk mad e i1 written r epo rt to me of the Grant to an Express.reporter, tndtcatan was one of those ,,'ho caJied Information given to him. I ha.ve that Many personR haye been wond ering erl that the milk might have been procom~: lth d partment. He '\'i~hed r eport Le fore me now and It 6hows a why the health department, b esides duced in yery unsanitary surroun dings. at t e eka e that the two case! t ster a f t"e h Ith rna d e to nown d isc repancy between the statement k eep ngi n rE"g m Uk routes. It may. hon'ever, have been due to t h e r ed that com pany's route, on made by D r. Armstrong to my Inspect_ , has not analyzed th e milk on each I feed ted to the cattle. , c a gmber 8th and on September Hth. or and t he statement made by Dr. route to .see 1( it contained scarlet fever " The county In which this dealers se~t~n no way be attributable to the AJ'metrong to Dr. J ohns;on. germs. That wonder will be at once three 9Cu r ces of supply are located, ca b th e company has the .ITo my inspector Dr. Arm~trong sa id dls~elled when It Is stated that all though It delh'prs more milk t o Bu!- ;~~Ik~et ~~~s~oute In the city, supplying. the case of scarlet fever mad e its n p . , ph) stclans agree that no such thing ae fa lo than any other neigbborlng county, no g t e,ver than 5.000 families, which pearance on Augu st 30th, thnt he re- n sca rl et fever germ has been dlscov- is not In my district. I have notified b t"- 000 con8ume r8. ported It to Dr. McPherson on August ered, at least not so that it can be the deputy commissioner of that d istrict m(>~nsl~ °tU h -:'ISO had this to say' 3bt, a nd that Dr. l\1 ('Pherson plncnrdeci iu<."ntlfted as such. "The scarlet tever of th e c ircumstances and he doubtless ~:/. na 5 Instances the public Is to the houFe on S('ptpmber lElt. Dr. John- germ has not been isolated," Is the will Investigate th e th ree dairies forthbI n 5fom~mpurilles in milk.. The law son 's report Is that Dr. A rm~trong told WBY" th~ doctors express it_ with. re a~~eso~ll consumers of bottled milk". him th at he dln~nofled the case of the In s~\ ern I newspaper artlrJes pub"I h avtt communicated with the health q t i t the use of lhe bottles Palely SUgman girl early on the morning ot lIc;hed "\thin the lesl few days refer- department and have learned that there ~~ ~~~k~ ~ut occasionallY ' ..~e hnvp found September 2d, reported the case to Dr. en('e hn~ been made to what is cailled are no cases ot scarlet fe,Ter on the tamlli(l>~ uqlng rnl1k bottles for bf'pr, M('Ph er~on tho.t ~nme day. and that Dr the strttptococcus germ , and the lay route or this East Side dealer, so It vinegar blutng and even turp~ntlne_ MC'Phe rson p~n('nrrlf'd the house on Sf'p. mind has in some instances been con - wo uld hardly be just at this time to Our co~pan}- pu:!'t every rpturned hnt. tember 3d. lOU ~ee. th ere Is a discrep~ (used Into thinking that was the Inlq _ mention his name. Also It would be unI through a ppravlng maC'hlne, which anc)" of two day~. ultous little be~st that causes scarlet wlee to mention the name 01' the C'ounl)·, ~l:an!llp~ It thorou~hIY. but I think It Briggs Quarantine a Farce? fever. That Is erroneous, doctors will as It might prepare the dairies con- onh-' prOpr-r and tlmel}. to warn thE' pub"Hnd Dr tell you. Tho~e germs are inyarlably I cerned and defeat the aim at the other r' A ainFt u!=lng milk bOllles fQr anyd h" Jo~nson called on me, n~ I a!lsoclnted with scarif"t feYer, but they deputy commts~loner's Investigation. hi g but milk" ~~JlCC~~th e '\OUld. I '~'ould havE" told are nlFO associated w1th otner dlsease~ "1 examined the dealer's OWn prem- t ~~Ith romml-c;loner GrP-fO'n p • ",hi) AI!" °h "es~ d s('rept\n"·le~. and I would In which the (ormation o f pus Is a Ises thoroughly and found them In good " gresent at ~hls talk, empha1!lzed • ,0 a e told him another fnct, or f<"atun". Here i~ what Dr Grant the \ 88Jlltary condition. He ,"olunteered to ~om<" im~ortnnf~' thnt he ought to have deputy commh:;loner or' agrlcuiture .stop the pale of this milk until h~ l'e- thiS warning and mpnUoned the ta('t ~ow~. h wou h~t\"e told him that on sa.ld UTlon the ~ubjpct : • c:eives furthpr notice from nu", which [ that the law pr~crlbe8 a $S nne for t . e ~ lit E~ of September lHh, while I "There are ~e\'era l yarleties of strep- will giv~ him as ~oon as I hear the reu.slng mUk bottles tor anything but "IBS In mha mallktng- a personal 'n'·~·l to('occl. a!l~odaled with various dt- -c:ult of th~ In'n'stlgntlon ot the dalrle~." mJlk.. t gat on, t e r.\ rond st:1tlon agent at ~ IQ;!'; c:,. I 11 thut villnge- tohl me th t th tl .. ea,",p" e" p\:( a y those dlsea~eg tna e qn:>.rlln ne yol"lng neoro.ls oC tissue or forming FEVER STATISTICS. I Pu •. lnduding scarlet fever. pyremia Compilation of the Cases reported in ll'nd ob. totrkal disea.... Its pre.encp. . th is City for the last SIX YeaI'lL r:n. Ij I I I II I I....!:.as ..- �163 COUR/tH. qEA.TH OF CHILD .' C Al!SES ENQUIRY BY AUTHORITIES. Ih T ROFDOCTQRS VER EPIDEMICS SUBSIDES A WHILE HROrG H a. comulnat lon o C clrCUnlRtan c es a child th At died 'It ~ th ,. hOlnr of :\Irs. Jame~ ~lIlChCJI ~~. 439 "·JllIam Str('('t. TUfS(la"y arter~ lak( 'til'll < 'r nl~n1~d Zandf'rshlre called on him by the poUe e to be d ying 0: 0. sa ~ o l ~rn In ranlum. D r. Goldberg sa id dle~n'l1~11~"1 111hit h(' ('ondltlon In which It h: ~;j~~ k~~nlll~d .~oll attend this child and A t s mornltlg It Js UYC'Tr d r ' " neo\'c r. The rnothp'" thl~ In\· (·~ tl~a ll ()n by Capt, RE.'gnll e ~h("~! lfl a , pat\('nt of thf" doctor and p ~lh Prf'dn CL tinct O\'('TSP(>T of th (' ot. Is nothing strange about tne case, ~{I"knngOlt has bf'e n th e r esult ehf'~I('rSE.'('r Kenngolt ~uld that the Mit· 1.1 o n tll('lr part of char In' \\omon wUs ta king babies wi th· l\1r~. l'Jlt l' h pll with Illegally condU C~ln g out p(lrmlsslon or the Jl ealth Depart· !'\. bnhy (nrm. g m€lll, and h e will complain to tha t DeIs l' la lm NI th 'lt thl.' c hlJ(1 was IE' ft p~rtmpnt , )'lr!t. Mlt('hcll clat ms that t )Otrs . M i t c h ell about four WE't'ks s (' hn~ had but thc tWO babies' the ago by Franrpg llo\\"art1 who r1.\' e h bahy now ~lc k nnd thf' one t hat Is dea d addrC'RS as Ih'" ElJlrolt' HOl E' lg' ("'a rr~~ ~~'!Ht'l'da:r to n rl"angE' to r the burial a nd anc} Ellicott 8l re(llR. The baby' was t. at he told th(-' unorrlakpr to proah~Ut two weeks old. and Its mother is ( ~re thp t'E'rti tkatC'. In the mpantime sa d t o h!1 \'e bPC'n .1 sister-In-law o'C t co pr·lI c"e were no tlncd an d Ca.p t. Re· the HowArd WOlllan, who, wl lh her h us- gan In (orm('d the Health Depar tm ent band, IIv('d In Loc kport. All t hat lJrfll all.! ) lr, Ken ngott of thp case. 1'.lrs, :\litchelJ c lalm~ to know of t he parc~ll t~ ~1It~h('II was tuken to Overset!r Kenn1s that the llahY'H mot her's name I~ goll!; OmCE' this morning a nd It wa s Sarah. Mrs. 1\Iltl'hell Rays s hE' was pa id agrred (0 ha\,(' the body of t he baby $10 fO!' th e cnre ot' th(' r hild for four tn kf'1I to the Morgue to see If there will weC'kH. expiring yeEl t('rda)'. be anyo1le to c laim It. There was a cessation ot hostilities I local Health Dcpart~ent. He did no t The (" hl ld was attac ked with I I It Is ~flld that t he Howard woma n 19 h d ctors w ho n ttempl to repeat \\ hat he. had done, infRntum nnd abn ul~ an hour beCt~~eeri~ at presr nt In Toronto. Canada, a nd yesterday between t e 0 however. Perhaps he had been ti pped died. TU f' Rday, Dr Jal..'ob Goldbe rg that thL' l.orkport parents o r t he c hild through thtlr a lleged negl ect to takE" ott .. ~o. 32fJ Eagl p Str~i't was called t t cahnot be located. preca uti ons agains t infection from! Other doc tors whpn seen sald tha t tenn It. 0 a The "ic-k baby W:'lS ta ken to her home 11k re held to be responsible fo r the I the ne w-tanglerl idea of milk bottle~ Dr. Go'dbf' rg sal'S he saw that Ihp flr~t. ~hp gOt It through an adve rtl ~e­ m a f ver ~IS not ne3rly :lS sa nitary a way or chilli Wi.1S dying and ~o told Mrs Mlt- ment In a 10l'al pape r last Augu~t. a~k­ recent outbreakkodf tscadr.l~ut _se the , mat- serving mllk as the old (tipper a n d thp. ch('ll. lIe presrr lhcd tor the 'Child mg fnr ~ome WOman t hat would ta ke e as n .he"- Is.-" concerned' pa 11 . Th ey. ElY th a t th e re t sn 't a ny , ,,"hen that aSOs far howl'Yf't'. An und(' rtaker inrormed Dr' R baby to her ~ome and ral~e It. As Is closed Bnrt reterred Ques- .loubt but t hat CJne-h:tlf or the bot~les Goldbprg that night thot t he c hJld wa' ~() the elend chilo. s he snys that It w a s t!ontra to his lawyers, Shire & JeUlnek. lhat n re dailY In uCJe for supplying dend and tht> doctor say~ t hat h a d~ rought to ht>r by the Howard woma n Messrs. Shire & J ellinc k. when see n . ml1k to Bur:ta Ion tans a rc 1mproperl~ v ised that under th e clr(' umstanc:s as as the rf'8ult ot a con\'ersation t he How . Id th t t r1£"y had not yet mad~ up \\" !:thed. If \\ nshed at a ll. They sa~ ther,.. seemed to hC' no On.,. to cla lm'the r rrd 'Woman had w ith the woma n w ho ~helr min ds whether or not Dr. Greene ~hat the o rdlna~ce Is a worthy o!,e, Child. and aEt MrR. MltC'h('ll was a poor e t the th~t ha by In her ca re. h r1 been flna nc! nlly In jured by the at- o ut. tholt lIlte mJ.ny o ther c ity ordlllwoman, the underta ker ap ply to the ::\:r~, Mltrhell dpnics that she Is con t:ck ma de upon him a nd the Knight :l nces lt, ls "loin ted wIth the greatest Ml' c1lcn l EXamine I' or the Health De d u~ ling a haby tarm. but that being a Bdmlntstratlon by Dr . ..Hopkins, Dr. Impun1t}. pa rtment for a df'at h certifica t'e-trT' or= poor wo man eh£' took the first ba by Hopkins dtallds pat. He w ill not say Dt'. Grant expressed. regret t hat D r. dr r that the bu rial might be taken thrcugh the adve rtisement a nd the IHlythlng fu r ther excepl to repeat that Johflsotl, the S tate officer who came he has no fea r 01 allY legal aCl lon that here a t the soltcltatlon of Dr. Gree ne, 1 cha rgf' of by t h£' city a uthorities That second bflby followed a ~ a resu lt of t he: Is :'1.11 the do('tor knew o f the ea'OIe un- U('j Uaint:tnce of t he Howard wo man (Hrln t ca ll on him. D t'. Grant says that Dr. Greene may see fit to ta ke , til today's den·lopm£'nts. .. 311C lhe mother or t he flrst bahy. There Is some ta lk to the etrf'ct lhat he would hlove given Dr. Johnson In O\'er~eer Kenngott says that an underTI he mt)ther ot the baby, now s ick is the present scarlet tever e pidemic may (ormation upon two important polnls sa d to bp a ::\lrs. Martin, ' r':'illult In t he doing .!l"'SY with the oot- whic h would. have nSFlstcd him III tUng of milk. Matl~' who give a g r eat r eac hing his t.:onc1usions. ,Vhen t he deal ot attention to Ranltary preca u- report of Rccl.rlet feve r In Elma ref\co.ed (m il 8av t hat there Is the grpateBt Dr. Grant's office he BE'nt his Inspector d:mger from c(lnto gam by the use o r o nt tht"rt", the Inspector reporting t.hat milk bo ttles \,hl('h a tter once being Dr, Armj:trong. who a ttended the u!led are refi lled withou t being c leansed . Driggs n nd Stigman ca sef!: of tever , said _________ __ ___ ___ ___ ___ _ _-C____ _ """ ____ •____ . Dr, Grant ot the State Depil.rtme:u ot the first ('ase made its appearance on ~~ Agriculture. when seen yesterday. sold August 30th. tho t l1e reported It t o I that there Is dange r trom contagion Dr, :McPhpr~on o n Autiust 31st and lhat --------_. -------------------------------- -- -In the use ot the un clean bottle!'. D r McPherson placarded the ho use on "There Isn' t a ny doubt In my mind," Sf'ptcmber 1st. said Dr. Gran,t yes terday, "that many Dr. G rant says t hat the report ot Dr. denler9 In thiS city are too lazy to Johnson Is t o the effect that Dr. A rm .. ~ y did not the Buffa lo Board of J)!'operly cleanse b o tt1e~ be fore they retrong diagnosed. the case of the Stlgnn them. That Is someth ing. howeT'er. ~na girl early o n the mornin g ot Sep- ' \ y~ Health do Notifyin g? 2d and reported the case to Dr. , I" A. (' It\· ('I l'dh1 An('e whlc h I~ s upposed McPherson the same day and that D r. The Butralo daily papers for t he to cover this point. How rigidly it Is McPherson placarded the .house on Sep .. Health Commissioner'~ Law~ers Haven't. Decided Whether to Begin Action Agall1st Dr. Hopkll1s, Who Stands Firmly by His Charges- Discrepancies in Physicians' Report. ot w?t; w;\ TTLINO OF MILK DECLARED DANaEROUS I oi Q I s 1"H[E NEW C~SfS 'Of TrPHOlll ffVfR ~~rar~)~~hh~~~ i~.rsa~;~l~~~t~l.w~~~r! tel~~er f~tt~rcn~~f' JlnC:I~~~i ~~a;~ ~:~~t t~O ~e; ~~n;~~ d~~~. Th is shows a. discrepa nCY knowledge Dr. Grant made a personal invest!t:X ~_\x IT_-\R Y 'JETR O D I , • "One mo rning I happened to look out trom my home In Johnson Park an d 1 saw a milkman In a house almost direl!tly opl'o~lte ta ke a n empty bottle !\Ud .1ttt"r l>loklng up and down the street. delibe rately refill It. I rE"ported the matter fl. t once to the loca l Board ot H pa lth nnd the next morning the fellow WQS watch ed by offi cials of the ga.lion In Elm .. on September 14th a nd was told by the railroad station agent that the Briggs quarantine was a farc e and tha t the Briggs and Stlgman people were around the 'dllage statio n every d a.y. Another case at scarlet tever was re .. ported to the Health De rtment yesterday, the patient being Kalin, 3 ye_ar y ld. ot No. 266 Wain Street. D~, J okl Is attending her, SPi~f /In the e mployment of Rud o lp h I I erring, t hro ugh hiS depu i!IIf Mr. F uller, Buffalo's Hcalth Commj»'I'IIS( \\'alt er ~ec e an no unces t hat a typ hoid fC\'c r e plllc111ic lo oks J covctOli 1y upon the li\'cs of our ci tizen s . and h e r eco m m ends J the boiling o f drinking wa ter as a rem c dy . Th e re are a t prescnt seventy-three cases in the city. and the do c t o r says he does II not fi nd a ny reaSOn to suspect c o nt a millati <l ll fr o m milk." '~ Ninety-nine cases of typ hoid fe\' cr out o f a hUl1dred h.ave their origin in drinking w a ter," said th e ll ealth Co mmisSIoner. From whic h statement the infere nce is cl ea r that to be o n the safe side we mu s t ad o pt t he wild west id ca and if we \~ould not ta~e to thc tomb have recours e to whi ... ky and mal t lIquors: Rc Idents of )1 i'iSOllri and the lI\\'ilci and \\' ooly" ar t author!ty for the s tatement that \\'a ter is o nly flt t o bathe in, a nd sClen~e sa ys that boilcd wate r is a n ab u m inati o n t o t l1.$. w o rld, as It co ntains no nOllrishment a nd is w o rthi es ". ~ , ,, ,, '-'-J =='-"- '-'-J ~ '1"1 ~ ~ I- ! i ,, ! '-"- c:::::l e.,;-:) :=c: ~ L...L..J e.,;-:) , ,, , II -=z: C-:) - >< C or.) t=::) C- =-- t--- Inspectors Say None of Existin g Cases Came From Milk Routes. Three new t yphoid cases were repo rted to the Health Department yes_ terday, b ut CommlssJ.g,rler Greene says the number i~ not 80 abnormally large tor th1s time of year that alarm s hould be tell. "Typhoid usually crops out to a greater extent In the tall than a t a ny other ti me ot the y ear, and t hough tbere a.re q uIte a fe w cases In thIs city at present, the disease Is nowhere near as w idespread as t wo years a go," saId he today. "Inspectors have Investigated all the cases up to date and ,nothIng t hey ha"e learned indicates a ny ot the t yphoId came from milk." The cases reported t his morning were I In t he Krayer fa mily at 658 E lJicott st reet; In t he :\oloehl famlly a t 227 Riley street. a nd In t he Lowery fa mily a t 1 176 North Pearl street. As a rule th~ dIsease is s pread In a general way throughout t he c ity, It Is sLated at tAe Health Department, though t he p roporti on In the First and Secon d wards is ra ther la rge In raUo to the popU Ja_ lIo" . cC: '<to I ....'" c: CD E No scarlet fever case was repo r ted yesterday, and D r. Greene th in ks the ep idemic of that disease is on the wane. "T he time limit in which re\'er ca used by c ertified milk could be expected e xpired th ree days ago," said t he Com mIssioner. "If a ny mor e cases of tever break out a long the Boyce rou te they m ust be a ttributed to some cause ot her I than the mllk." --------------- , pa t II eek have beeo interesting reading for tbe public on account of the fiery interviews lhat various docto rs and health otllcers hal·e g il'cn to reporter as to the scarlet fever cases t bat have occurred in Buffalo a nd Elma. The maio contrDl'Clsy bas been between Dr. Greeoe, hcallh ollicer of Bufralo, Dr. Briggs, wbo certifiecl .to the milk from the Briggs' farm at Elma, Dr. IJenry R. IJop· kins, a promincnt physiC ian of Buifdlo who clai ms the health department there has becn run <lSa political adjuoct to the goreat impai rment of its efllcieocy, and a number of others have mixed up in great stj le. COl siderable criticism bas been made against Dr. McPberson of t his villag-c hcalth physician, whom tbe bumptious inspector from .\Ibany styles, " a young rloctor"-God save tbe Mark, on the g round thal Dr. McPbcr.;on OU!!tlt to have notified tbe ir Political lIJightinesses of tbe BufTal o H eal t tl Departmeot of t he scarlet ferer cases at Elma. Out of all the dust raised by these outbursts ot bot air in Buffalo, it appears clearty tha t I here were scarlet fever cases at Elma and Buffalo bu t t be germ; III the Jirst instance were brougbt to Elma from Buffalo. To a man up a tree it would seem that Dr. Gree9£- et al are the ones to be cetJSurecl for no t notiriyug th~ Elma health olticer of tbe existence of scar· let ferer i ll Buffalo. �lU-± J om I ______________..liU£ ...\LO,--N,- . ~ ~J:;" J --2-6-..l9Of;-----... ----------- ~~~~ Qum ~~-~---= - ~~ ~O REAL FEVER EPIDEMIC .r YET CASES ARE NUME R OUS. Patients in All the Hospitals and Many Being Treated at Th eir Homes. YP HOID tever Is rampant In BufRiversid e H ospital , 20 cases 4 crittalo at present. In six of the c ity Ical. ' hpspltals there a re e ighty-seven Emergency H ospital, 3 cases. cases of t his disease. Tlnteen of the Buffulo Gene ral H osp ital 19 cases 6 patients a .... In the criti ca l s tage. As crHIcai. " there are many cases of typhoid tHer Hon:eopathle H ospital, 6 cases, where t he patients are co ntlned at the ir German Deaconesses' Hospltnl, 3 own homes the total number of p~ople dOWll with the dlsea s~ In Buffa lo to - eases, m us t be somEwhere In t he nelghbor _ Health Commissioner G reene said ot 160. T MANY CASES OF TYPHOID FEVER. IN LOCAL HOSPITA LS I Over 100 Cases Receiving Treatment and the Health I Department Sends Out Warning to Boil Drinking Water- No Cause for Alarm, Says Dr, Greene. there was no ca use for alarm, but he drinking wa ter," Is th e urged t he boiling of "'a ter. A. the Health ~~~ s sloner ra iny seasons corne on, the num ber ot as been 0 d-t tme typhoid fe\'er ca ses increases. Strong was l'ep,:t.Qte d yester- Winds sUr up th~ wa ter and raIn makes tal cases are as follows: ~llattt'rs worse. Dr. Greene says t here Hospital, 36 case., 6 c ritical. IS no ep idemic. PHYSICIANS REPORT SEVERAL PA TIENTS ,. ---------------~~--~-~--~~~-------------------- ANTI-TOXIN AS A / S'URE CURE FOr~ SCARI_ET FEVER In seven hospitals In thoe c ity ot Buffalo there are lQ1 cnses of typhoid t cye r ot which nineteen a re crltteal and the o ther!' e ither convalescing or In the tlrst stages of the disease. Wl!h thO Ireported scarlet fever e pldE'mk and th~ presence or numerous other C~:ES vf the typhoid In private ;'Om'", tne disease an<l thus far this month there an 11 death~. On this record thore Is no reas on tor another outc ry. It is by no means an epidemic and Ii In no way alarming. "Howeyer. as a precautIonary meas. ure, I would advise people to Doll the city water thoroughly. This has proven totai will eas tl}' reach 200, pnyr. it,.' .an s a , en" etfec tive preventive aB'alnst the sa}. In the face o f these COIH.l1tlu!l8, spread ot th e dlsea~• ." At one or two of the hospitals the the warning a gain went out from tl.e Health Department ye~terd a y: " Boil doctors In c harge stated that there was a larger number ot cases being attendtIll' w ater." Tha I.u mber of cases reglsterel a t ed this year than tormerly. They adeach of tlit.! seven hospit a ls are us fo!· mitted , h o wever, that all ot them were not tiled with the office or th e Health lows: SlstHS' H os pital, 36 cases, 6 critical. Commissioner. Physi cia ns In other part9 of the city RI\',·r.lde H09pltal, 20 _,se., 4 cri tr eport a large number oC patients on Ical. hand. In ea c h o f th e cases the physlEmrrg't'ncr Hospttal, 3 C3.0C!:'. Bu ffalo Uc·ne ral HOEpitnl, 19 (·t'~P~, 5 clan. In cha rS'" h ave advised the people to bo ll a nd tllter the water If possible. c: ! !tical. Experiments Show That Injection of Serum From Inoculated Animals In, variably Check~ the Pro~ress of the Disease - Drs. Bissell and Greene Talk on the Subject. While discussion regardln", the epl- been no anti-toxin discovered for scardemle of scarlet fe ver Is rife, it 15 In- let fe ver. I ha 'oe never carried my re terestlng to note that one emi nent s pe- sea r c hes along th a t llne, but I am cons ide rably IntereHed In Dr. Escherlch's clallst, at least, Is o f t he flrm bellef rema rks on the s ubject." that at some time not tar In the future "Such a treatment would no do ubt an anti-toxin treat ment for scarlet te- prove n blessing just a t this particular ver ",ill be used just as effectively as It time, would It not?" the doc tor was Is now used as a cure for diphtheria. asked. In an address dellve red recentl y to Jlore Talk an audience of Chicago phvslclans and laymen. Dr. Theodore Escher lch, prot~S.Ol· of the diseases of chll dren In the t::nlverslty of Vienna, a nd who Is recognized as a n a uthority on the s ubje c t, said, In part: HThe da.y is not far o ff when a ntitoxin treatment w lll be employed as etfectlvely in curing scarle t fever as it is In c uring diphtherIa." Inow Dr. Escherlch further descr ibed Ihe w hlcb have been in prog res s Ireseart'hes during the past two y ears In Vienna to discover a cure for scarlet fever and upon the results ot more th a n a hun dred experiments with serum ta ken from inoculated anlmah the Austrian ~cl~ntls t ba8(>s his clatms for t he antitoxin treatment. E .. xl.t!rhuent" Show Re&l1lts. He concludes by saylnJjt" "at course, thf> cure is ~ot abso lutel proven. The results of the ex ments, ho wever, have been s trl~lnS' and It has demonstrated beyond ' doubt that the Injection ot Inocula te a serum In s(,arlet feve r patients In'"f1l"ld ably check5 the p rogress of dlseas;" '\VhC'n seen ye~ terday in regard to "th emln.nt Austrian's bellee Cit. e t erlologl et Bissell said: ' y Bac"The matter of antl~toxl n t reatment tor Bcarlet fever Js en tirel y problel leal a s yet Any man can sa nal_ there will be an an ti-toxin tTe:t~~at tor any dlsea"e, but to p rove that t1 nt I. I. another matte r. As ye t there ,:re err. as 'rlUt II Fc,\'er. " It would Indeed prove a bleSSing at any time, b ut In my opinion there a re not any more cases o f scarlet feve r in Buffalo at this time than at any other season, under the same hygienic co nditions. There has been a lot of ta lk but not hu lf as much feveT ." ' Dr. Greeno'", Yie'W J!IJ , Heallh OIDlnissioner Greene in d iscussing the ca uses of sca rlet fe"er said' " The germ, if It is a germ, t hat pro~ duces s carlet fever Is a t the presen l time not l{nown. It is a tact that there is univ~rsally associated wit h scarlet fever le~ions a bacterium which, owing ~o its form a nr! mode of groupIng Is callE'd streptococcus The prE'c:ens ' f s treptococci i n milk in no i~d~cates that Jt contains scarlet f ever infpctlon. The fttrcptococcl are very wideIy d istributed In nature Hnd may be f~und In air, on healthy skin, clothing, e ~T he presence o C a large number of st~ePtocoCC1 in milk po ints toward the elt;t~nce o f some loca l pus prodUction, e leI of the udder or tear of t.h~ nlllm" RUpp lylng the milk. And milk contalnlng large n umbers o f s treptococci ~s not generally eo nsidcl'ed wholesome O'~I household l1~e for the reason given am not famllJar with, nOl" do i know that at t he preEent time there ~XIS\S a ny analytical mel hod by which ~car lelt Cever Intectlon can be detected JJ1 m k Or o ther food products." way I " URGE HOJl1Pop c. tl llC Hospital, 6 (' .ases. G~rm~\n ,'a sps. D eaconesses' 1 ~v9vH!l1. 3 '3 si(lp.s ~;lHP cases there ~re .io31 J to be n Ulll€rOUs ('!:ses o f t he dlsl~ ase a bout til£' e lly. p Or. Waltr" D . G reene, t he Hcn lth ComndSE-h.ller~ last night. wh& ll lulcrvlt-" wE'd re gard1ng the: pl'es~n(.~ o f [I~e t1i~f>:1FP :n thp c ity: " \Vhllc then'" is n o reo.:;on fo r allY a larm :H the n umber o f caseq. J &t rongJy ul'ge ~verr housewl(r- to boll t he w:Llcr as i '. )' a I's past. Th·~ rreor" u t pr~ 3€. nt Is not whal m ay be te l'me-d In a ny particular an e pidemic. If cmnpnrhons are made wi th the p revalence o r the dlsea.se In fo rmer y-e ars. l ' Of co urse th e rf' a r{" a grea t n umber o f cases wh ich a re not reported to th e o~hc t: o f the H ea lth CommissionEr until weeks a fter the p r e-sencr ot the re"fI". O wln" to th e fail ure of :he a tt ending physlclans to make prompt r~­ ports to the o ffice, the r eco rds on file d o not g h 'e the c om plete number of cases a t present in the ci ty. And again t here nre A. great n umber of the pa tients who ar'e confined to the Buffalo hospitals who do not live h e re. Of ('ourse the .. cases can not be c red ited to Buffal o. 11'0 EPIDEllIC, S .-\YS GREE1I"E. " From the records at my offi c e I gee that there are 56 cases ti led this fnr t h is month as agai nst 31 fo r t he co rresponding month las t yea r. F or the mon th of August there WE re 39 cases reco rded this year against 48 last year. In Sep tember las t yea r t here were 13 deaths from t he PR ECA UT IO ~'-\ R Y )I E_-\SU R ES, Dr. Thomas All en, of Elk Street, said ye-sterday that the disease w ag not as prevale nt In his locality thIs year as In former years. Enough eases were on ha nd, however, In tha t sec tion to warn the reS iden ts to adopt precautions against the further s pread ot the fever. During the Pan-American Dr. Allen ' s ays hE' a ttended s omething like 300 rases. O nly 34 cases )la ve been brought to the phYSician's noti ce thus tal' this season. ThIs, Dr. All en co nSider's, a. fail' number. Dr. Albert Brennan of North Ogden Street, In whose district there was a co nsiderable e pIdemic last year, stated yes terday that precautionary measures s hould be taken to pre"em the spread of the feve r. " About 20 cases have been brought to m )T no ti ce," said Dr, Brennan. " but there- Is n o reason for: an alarm. Ot co urse, at this time o f the yellr the water sho uld be boiled as the He nlth Comm issioner says, as many of the cases are due to the improper quality of the city w ater." This o pinion was volunteered by seve r a l o ther p hysicians In th e c ity. It Is safe to say that th e warning, "Boll thp. wate r." which w ent out fr om th e De partment ot H ealth for the first time yes t e rday. w Ill have the d esired efTect of ca using t h e water to be bolled, and ward otT: an y possible danger trom the spread of the co ntagion. Dr. Greene stated there were no new sases of scarlet fever reported s ince Saturday. ----~ \ l SI E NEW CASES r . OF SCARLET FEVER 6o"''ti ~Y Health Commi ssioner S ays S pread Is Carried b y C ontagion a nd Not In~e fected Milk. September 2 :?d-"~om(\n named Bull Since Septemb er 14th flye ad ditional a t Xo. 12i Rhode I91and Street. caN"!' o f ... a riel feyer have been re-port- 1I"lng Dr. Greene wh en seen last night by ed to the Depc:lr~':1rf Sf ¥ra lth. There a repOrter for The Courier said t hat the are many who be\ : ve that the ca~€'s tnct tha t fi,Ye new cases had been re M "e their origin In the milk from the 110 rt ed d id nOt g l"e g round (o r Ihe Briggs farm In E lma, a lt hough the sale 'sta tement that the r e Is nn epidemic. He of the mll k has bepn stopped by lhe De- ,ays that the new ('ases are d ue t o Infec tlo n In the ordinary wny. partmrIlt of Health. "There is no need or an a In rmlst v iE'\\' Following a re the ft'"e new cases: eene. " The September 16th- J ull a Weber, ge r- of t he situation," said Dr. de pa rtment is keepIng a watc h on vnn't In the house ot Gen. Field, a t No. the s ituation a nd nO seriOUS resul ts a re 452 Delawa re AvenutC>. September 1ith-~lIes Jennie Conrad, anticipa ted." ~Vhlle Dr. G reene says that the ,'ew No. 372 H udson Street. september 19th-Bo), named Haag, cases a re not due to contagIon trom m ilk, It I~ belle"ed poss ible that the :No. 140 Glpnwood A "enue. September 20th-Infant son of John ellseaRe wa~ contracted prior to the ml1k quaranti ne established by the DE'part~V. Nl"t'f ot ~o. 99 Plymouth Avenue, m ent ot Health. former county auditor. I II ~e . �fi'r Om t" ~"" r- . 1 165 Y - --- m ,ie;;· CLEA1'l SCHOOL BOOKS. Health Commissioner Gteene reports att he reopening of th e schools year there Is always a.n increase the number at cases of scarl et fever. volved in their use that demands and has the attenthm of th e Health Department. These books are retained In the Un muzzl ed. schools a.nd are handed down term atter term, to successive classes until they are worn ou t and unft 1 tor further use. are not the cleanest and d·i sease germs .. Jle wIthin their leaves and scarlet fever, diphtherIa and I1ke ailments can be $1.10. sp"""d by theIr beIng handled by other scholars. The Health Departmen t Is tully alive bOok.s r etained tor use by future classes are thoroughly disinfected each year SLiG. Bernard O'Neil, 30 Lord Place, 90 ('ents. J acob Schmahl, 1:509 Jpfrerso n stree t. SUO. Thomas H o r ne, 307 Dlngens street, durIng holiday recess. 1 ~o much care can never be taken to prevent the contracting and the spread \ ot contagious diseases. This is exem- $1.50. houses where there has been a. contagious or Infectious dJsease. Formerly the tenan t dId thIs and. It Is needless to say, that In nine cases out of ten tt was not properly done, the desired result was not accomplished. The tenant would spread a little chl'Orlde of lime about th e premises and thInk he had dlslnrected the house. NoW It 18 dlrterent, the cIty thoroughly tumlga.tes the premises. It costs a bou t U,OOO a year tor this, but it Is mon ey well spent when It prevents the spread or dIsease and keeps thIs a. healthy communIty. su-,__ r!_:~D---N.-¥; ------------ --oS P_$;fJ9 ' V'alenltne Shork, 181 l\J ;H;~achusetts avenue, 90 cents. Louis 'Vendt. 194 Eaton street, 90 cpntF. Charles Covert, 1546 Jetterson street, to these conditions and now the school of ~- An ('\'en dozen dog own('r5 wE're fined In. 1I!unl('lpa l Court yest('rday for le tting th('lr ranine p€>t s run at large unllluzzipu Th e- unrortunales a.nd the exlE-nt of their ml~rortune: Georgia. Cl'ul<:k~hank, 379 Swan strf'e t, iO ('en ts. A . F. Schutt, ~69 Southampton stree t $ 1.10. . Gporge Rick etts, 148 Congl'Pss street , A grea.t majority of th eeoe book s m Igh t be condemnetl alter their first term of usage, tor the hands ot some chIldren disinfecting r James D. Erlsldne. 1475 J efferson street. S1.I0. Jane Co lb:r, 74 D lngens street. $1.30. Charlf'S )[1118. 315 Hil e y street, $1.10. Th e pottce. at the instance of Health Commlsslonf'r GrJig o.e~ have begun a vlg Ozod§ @ii'!6f~bnw nt of the muzzling ordinance. Th e tl)llowing alleged ordinance breakers a r e scheduled for trIal Mond ay: C hr is t Welnh oltz, 132 L ouisiana strcet; MI C'hael HIC'ke-y, 130 Louisiana street; D. F . Ne-ar. 363 .l\1a~qachusetts avenue; • F. W agner, nhod~ I sland street and Plymouth a\'enuc; Theodore H e nning, 268 Amhprst stl'eet: A . )tarcln kowskl. 432 Amher~t street; 'V. . Szczepanik, 421 Amherst street; Louts Kramel·. 384 Amher~t street; J o hn Fl e tch er, 602 Hamburg Tuntplke: Cornellu'S Donohuf;', 270 Ohio street; Sam u el Coeltt, 3 Ganson stree t; Timothy Allman, 35 Ganson ~treet: J essie Bates. 788 Se neca street; D. T.... ~lo\\'r e)~, 114 Mil itary Road; )L Z ie linski, 269 Amh e-rst slreet; )lr5. Bulg r. 394 Fourteenth street; J. 'Yo ~l(' Ad Hms, 775 Niagara street; J. Stl'7.ep, 416 Amherst street. rvvEADDITIONA~ I ~ASES OF FEVER CAUSE BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN MILK FROM BRIGGS FARM. h Fi ve addltlonal cases o r scarlet tpv er ave been rellorted to thl.' B ea li h lM':part'tR t sI nce Septem ber 14th. in Millis or whi ch Is believed to be the milk t l'om the Briggs farm In Elma. alth ough the tal e ot this mllk in Bul'[a lo has bt:c n stopped. The cases are RR tollows: hseptember 16th-Julia " 'ebc r. ser vant fn I e house oC Gen. Field, at No. ~5:! Delaware Avenu(' September lith-MiSS Jcnnle Conrad N O 372 Hudl50n Street. ' . September 19th-Boy named Haag, No. HO Oenwood Avenue September 2Oth-Inrant son or John W Nett of No. 99 Plymouth A "enue former county audftor. ' I Sept e~t'ler 22d-'Woman named Bull 11<"ng at No. lZi Rhode Island Strc-ct tor, Greene safd there was not ~ I'1ro:1 ~ rrthe BrIggs fnrm milk belne- sold u al0 today. He- attributes the new ~a!;e~ to intectlon In th e ordinary way or rom mtlk that Wa S sold prior . S€Ptembher 11th. the datc on \\-hlch th e sale or t Is mtl.k W3'1 ordered stopped, flVtf NfW CASfS Of SCARLfT f[V[R ON 80~Cf ROUTf, Limit Within Which tion May Be Attributed to Certifie d Milk Expires Tomorrow. InvesUgaUon made by the Healt\ Df> O? 5*-PlAP t shows five of the 8~ rever cases reported since Sept, 14 are in familIes thal formerly t oo k certified milk on the Boyce route. The cases are: JuUa W eber, servant In the house o f Gen. Field. at 452 Delaware avenue. Reported Sept. 16. Mrs. Jessie Conrad, 87Z Hudson street.. Reported Sept. 17. Boy named Haa.g, 14-0 Glenwood avenue. Reported Sept. 19. Infant son \.Ir John W, Nett, tonner Coun ty Auditor, ot 99 Plymouth aver.ue. Reported S e- Dt. 20. Wom an nam~d Bull, Hving at 121 Rho de Island Etreet. Reported Sept. 22. CommissIoner Greene says in these ca.ses either the fever infection occurred before Sept. 11, when the sale or certified mUk was stopped, or the patient. caught it rrom some other ~ource. "It takes six to 14 days ror scarle t "Boil your dcmking water," advises Cever to develop," said Commi.ssloner D...w.ne, Health Commissioner. The ' Greene. "Aner Sept. 25 no new cases be attributed to certified mllk." advice is good, and it costs nothing to ' can A new case, report ed on Wtlllam C. follow it. 0 Seibert's mllk route, caused another in~ vestlgatlon ot that milkman's supply. but nothing out ot the way was 1ouncL- NO ROUTES STOPPED. ' X Health commiS oner Does Not Feel Justified i Stopping Any More ilkmen, Statis tics at the department of health sho,,- that ~,e coses ot scarlet rever have broken out on the Boyce mtlk r()ute 81nce the route was stopped by order or Dr. Walter D. Greene. bealth commll!!l!!loner, on SeptE'mbt"r 11tb, tbe lal!!t of these making lu appearance on Thur8(lny, wblle the appearnnce of .B. De"1'\" ('ase all the Seibert loute started anotber InvestlgflUon yesterc3ay. In r e~8.rd to the cases on tbe Boyce route. which extend o~er a period of. time starting wltb September 16tb and eondlng with September 22<1, Dr. Greene statu thnt they may have come from contact w ltb Infected personl!!. or by the development of the disease rrom germs taken Into the BYSI tem prior to the time the milk was stopped. Fourteen r1ays Is the maximum period, though cases u8ually develop within six to ten days. "Arter September 25tb.," 881d Dr. Greene. "no more cases of sca rlet fever can be attributed to certified milk. and It any should A.rlse after that date. they would be due surely to otber causes, probably to con- I t_glOD. " II Dr. Greene Is Inclined to thInk that all the recent cases are due to contagfon. "Take the last case reporteC,' satd be "tha t or a dre!Smaker, resldlng on BudlrOn street. It would not be surprising It: her lJIness wos due to contagion througb customers T"lsltlng ber house, although it Is • fact tha t she was a purchsl!!er of cerUfted milk prior to the da te we cloeed the r outt"." The c8fle on the Seibert route boa puzzled the health depflrtmE'ot ott"le1ala to some extent, thougb they bold to the opinion that here, 0.8 10 tbe other case, the tllneas is due to contagion. 'W hen the attention ot the departme-nt WI\8 first attracted to the Seibe r t routE' a ri gid I n~pectlo n at the sonrce ot the milk supply was mnde, and evel7'thing W08 found In good shape. On Thursday It WRS repor tt"d that a boy named Jacobs, r es iding on De1't Itt street, bad !!I carlet !t"Vf't. and n~ tbe house was o.n the Seibert route another Investigation W8IS made. Again rY<"rythlng was tound to be In good condition, and Dr. GrE'cne does not teel on'nrrantE'(1 In ~topplng the supply ot milk, as thE" boy mny hflTe contracted tb" disease through contagion. To add to tbe perplE'xlty ot the hf'alth depnrtment officials, tbere have been two cn~ P 9 ot sl"srlt"t tf'ver on tht" route ot Gott lIeh 8elb('rt, a hrother of 'W1Utam C. Seibert, on'hos e route wnl5 clo~ed up . The brothers get thf'lr !!IupplJ' ot milk fr om the SAme sou rcE', but, as there- hOT"e been but two ('Rses on tbE' Gottlleh Seibert route, aDd nOlle since Sf'ptemhc-r lzth, it bRS been c1eemf'd llnnpcessnry to close It. Dr. GrE'f'nf', 1111, however, wateblng boUt the SE' lbert routes c1osply. and 1! anT" further C8SP9 of scRrlet tE',er arf' rt"Ported' on them the I!!f\Je of milk w1l1 be ordered stopped I meOfn tell". / ------~---- In , -J / 1 Result of State's Investigation of Scarlet Fever Epide mIc in Buffalo. HEAVY PENALTIES MAY BE. COLLECTED. Dr. J ohn H. Grant, Assistant Commissioner of ,\.&riculture, has received r.oUce from the State AttornCy-Gener ... \ aI's office a[ Albany to prosecute Charles 1\1. Drlr-gs, the Elma mtlk dealer, to \\-' hose supply the recen t <6pread ot scarlet rever In thJs ci ty was .raced. The !:Ieclton of the agriculture p.ws under wnlch Briggs will be proseI ut ed is that" hlch specifies that mllk rbat Is marked "cert ified" musl first bdl i ubjectcd to a bacteriological examlna~ tOll, n.nd turther that the name ot the t. !rson who certifies t o thi! purity of thf! n Illt must also,) uppear on tne pn..ckage, ilirlggs conducts a tarm at Elma, and o l SEptember 1 a case ot .scarlet tever '\\18 d Isco vered In his ramny. Dr. Me-II P;lerson, the h~u.lth officer of th e place. plll. c'll'ded the house , but did not 8top th :! sale of mille The result was a. large numb er of ca:Sf'B of tevc r In this city on milk routes supplied by :dr. Briggs. causing a.n In\ cstigatlon by the city Healt h D~. ,Vhen seen thll morn f ~Dr . Grant s aid: "I just r eceI ved the notice trom the Attorney General's office. but have taken steps to pr;JSeCUle the case at once. Thprp Is a penalty of from $50 to $100 for each ot'!ense, and we have proof that Briggs sold th is milk trom Sept. 1 t o 13, In('lu~lv ~. I have placed the mat ter In thp hnnds ot our attorney, Thoma s C, Burke. and I expect that he will be .. gin ::\ n action In Suprem-e Court to re .. c~n"f'r the penalty a t once." Mr. Burke stated It ,"ould be several days be e he could complete an ex .. amlnn n of tile pap.ers and determine wha \\ ould be done. .:;;=:=~~ BUFFALO , N 1 . _SEP-__ 2_~J~~ ______________________ _ -..::.:.----- ttAE.S-·-----------------, 110 "\" IN ThiS, Dr, Greene? EdItor people's Column: Slr-",Y1ll you klndl)" allOW me a. little mClrP. ~pace In your y('try highly valued Peoplp's Column for the following arLicle? . t The many al'ticlE'R I have writ en up thJ'ough these highly valued ('olutnnS have without doubt done much good ror the welfare of our citizens of Blnck Hock. . Many nuisan ces have eXlsted in this section ot the city \vhich have been v('rv detl'imental to the health of our ('Itizens who ma.y have to pa~s through such places and more eS(Jec lalh~ to thost" who arc lIYing where these horrlbl~ stenches exist. "Many of these pla(;e~ or nuisance have been Fol called abated. but they are not properly done and \ dnn~el' health s-tlll e xistS, M y notice \\ as called today to a nui~­ an ce (0. bad one t o) . a.t or near No, ]36 1German Strpet, right back of the old State ditch that Is nOW beI n g filled in. 1 am told tho t it was already reported to our he~1th department. They hG.' e no t :lttf'nded to the matter as yet. I would like to Itnow If our officer ot h£>alth hAl:! the Idea. tha.t the p(>('ple in this ,ectton n.rc without fceling anl1 Elhould therefore suffcr and put up with all klnd!'\ of InC'onvC'nlences and mas Iso be ~tricken do\vn with some deadly disease through th eir gross neghgencc. I wish to let this departmpnt It-now h1t the pe-ople tn thIs section ot our cit)~ Rre ju~t as much cntlth.~d to guod s(>T\'i<..'P from this department as arf' our uptown citizens, and their good hC'altll is alsO jUFt as Yalua.ble. I hope th.H our health officer wfll come up an(l e-xnmtnC' the place I men lion ann tht9 nu1 8a nce abate-d' at once, nnrl hy pre SPf\'e lhe health of ou!' Rork dtizenS j115t as well 3.S (lur t o wn citizens, Thanking you fot' favors through the!:lC hl2'hly columns I remain, denr si.r. Very respectfully yours, ot to '- SEGUTION Of GJ M. BRIGGS ORDERED Dr. Gre&R&ts Opinion of Owners Fined tor Allowing Cases of Scarlet Fever, Reported on Thursday. Dogs to Run at Large Whlle tree text·books In the schools have proven an Inestimable boom to the poorer classes, there 15 a. dangeT In- pUned tn the ~o DOG 0R01 NAN CL dlpbtherla and Hke dls.aoes. I DU~lO ~O~l~GION fNfORCING THf / THO)IAS HAYES. �.I.VV -·--;EUJ EE - ~. _____ ~I.~.!! VIII BUFF LO, S P -6-iJ-±9B4--- • Y. -·S"£? 3.1Ll~-- --'--'-' -. ---- ,-,.... ---------------.... \.. h i ,j " t\ IAL, -__ mm .. -',TltHeR::.:.:.:..:..:.-- m _m_-_--_--_ DR. W. G. BISSELL IS AT JA~ESTOWN. F F EVER CASES RE PORTED. Respon sibility Rest s Upo n Ow ners of .Oairy and Act io ns Will Be at Once Commenced. Water Commissioner of That City Ones Were Called to the Wanted the Water Supply Attention of Dr. GreeneIn ves tiga ted. Scarlet Fever Also, Six ca~e8 of t)'pboid fe\'er, tbree cnse. of diphtheria a nd t,,·o of scnrlet feye r were reported at t he h.nlth depurtment thiR morning. TIl(' tyt,b"id cases were found in the folIo, wine inmilies: One in the EekJc I family. llS " 'h itncr place; one in tbe Brod~rlck famil y. {O!) 8e"el1tll streel; ne in t11(' ~nlow fnmil,\' . 22 )Inlberry treet; one in tlw tlehemel fnm ily, 20;;S ·'agarn . t r ~et: 00(' in the Tisdale f amily. 02 Bradlcy ,treet: 01le in tbe H o becker amily. 31 Titus "\'elln e. The diphtherin cn~£'s w pre in the folOll' lug f"l1Iilic., One case in the )l urhl' fnmil)' at 661 Wood avenue; oue noe In the Sharp fllmil),. 11 :\ orthl n nd ,"enue; one ('ose in th e H osdenschcr amily, 7:)0 Smith ~trN"t. The . curlet fever cases w ere reported n tile follo wing familie" One cnse In he Harden~e r fnmily , 641 Sherman ~ trPf't: one cnse in tht! Boker fnmil~-, 271 sheet_ I Uj::F LO, I ~ • -_---'7-lifK .... ---...... - ~ OLESOME CCORDING to advlc s rel'el"ed from Alba ny yesterday. n Ith e r • Dr. A. H. Briggs, who certified the fever Infected milk o f the Briggs tarm, 6r C. Vl. Boyce & Son or Henry Hult. the local dealers who sold It, can be prosecuted for th eIr acts. but the entire r esponsIbilIty Is to fall upon , the daIry bottlIng thp mil k , Th e la'\\' under wh,ch the milk w as .old Is an addition to SectIon 22 of the Agricultural law and Is as follows: "No person shall sell or exch ange, or n~k(ld t o mnkC' the ~rn mE.'Slown boa rd ut'(lU investigation br the of wnte r COlllUlis- (O;ion('r~. Dr. Ri"t!"ell w('nt to .J nm('~towll Thnr~ ­ dnr ami w('nl 0 \" ('1' thE" wnter ~u])plr s,r!i\t em in COllljl3 1lr with s€"'crnl Jamestown offl.<'inl~. lI e RE'ctlN'ci snmp l (>~ of wntt.'r, tnkt'n at th e riir r ent !'llpply :':tation~ . nnd at vnriou~ otlH'T pointfl-. nno wiIl giv(I th pll1 a thorongh anul,rs:.is, Inter reporting hi~ f1ncll11~$ to tile .Jam esto wn w ate r commi~Rinn('rs . H e nlRO rn lh."d upon th£' J amestown heolth o!ticer and secnrrd n li~t of 811 C3!'f'~ of tn>hoid feypl' c:t~PS otter or expose for S3 Ie 01' excha nge, as and f o r certified milk, a ny m il k which has not been duly examIned b y a competent person to m a k e s u c h exa minatIon to b e free from antiseptIcs, added preservatives, and pathogenIc b ncte rl a, ~.. bacter Ia In ex cessIve numbers. All ~k sold as certifi ed milk sha ll b e COII- s "lI c u o u~ly mnrke d with the name of the Rsso('iatlon ce rtifying It. Dr. J ohn H. Grant, deputy CO m mlsf::ioner of agritulture, has placed the m atter In the h and. of Thomas C. :Ru,.kr . v·ho will begin prosecu tion at 011('(' fo r the In!;tItutlon of a penaity of $4.000 agaInst the proprIetor s of the BrIggs dairy. The law m a k es the non payment of t h e renalty, If Imposed. a misde;n€'ano r pun is hable wllh llnprlsol1me nt, one day f o r each $1 ot the fine. In add ition to thIs cl \'11 prosecution th e dep uty co mmIssIo ner Is authorIze" to bring a c r iminal proceeding under the P enal Code prOVision, whI ch defines the sale of impure foods as a mlsdt!meanor, t he penalty for such offense being imprisonment for not to exceed six months. or a fine of n o t to exceed S200. or both. 'Wh e ther a crI mInal n ros~eution will follow the ch'l1 suIt ·in t he Briggs case remains to be seell. 'Om " ')SI t!Jd y iKnqs palJotla.l T odny Dr. B if'-.:('11 is en~n~ed in in~p ec t­ iug th e water at th€' J amf'~to wn water p'nnt nnd laler ' .... ill test lhe wRtt"r fr om hit! and low points about the city. It i~ the belief in .Jnmesto wn tbat 0 much purr r ~l1ppl.r o f 'Wotf'r th an tbot l1 ~r d in tbat citr is Dot to bE' found . hut in yj ew of the typhoid fe,er ~itnnti()11 ther e it WaR deemed wise to have n I thorougb test mnde,. _ __ . --------- --- ~ ·.:....t--- ... -~__ I .:, --- -- ------------------------------ c..:=:-:~--" j)\~~ _m.... ... A ~"l. Dr. " -ilIinm G. Bi,.. Il. bnetcriologi'r nt t ncherl to' tbe de port ment or health, i. in .Tnm£>RtoWtl find v i("i nit Y. eugogt>d in mnldng nn nnnlrE;i~ of the w n ter supply find iuv('!o:ti,cntiuFt' it~ pm·io', hnying \! OCTOR IS E X E MPT FROM PROSECUTION IN MILK CASl!'S I 6u - y~,- ---_ .. _.. ·_·---.. OCT 2 - ..-..0-4------ .. BI T TERNESS. {"---:....:.;4 .~C'.. \-. , r,"l r'-l ~iJt --·'r~,.._., . ---------------------------- _._------ - _. T e Is In today's Express a letter fro Dr. Hopkins about th e failure tbe officIals of tbe city to prevent the ~read of scarlet fever. It Is bitter; many will sa.y unduly bitter. but It ought to be printed. It may be that tbe D epartment at Health Is more to be pItied than blamed In thIs c .... e. but that does not wipe out the facts. The harm Is done. The chance to eave danger. misery and death was mlued, and It Is w ell that all public oflIelal. should r emember that In cases of thl. nature no excuse ever can atone for a failure. The h a rm Is done. and the IIttlerness ot crIticIsm must be endur-ed. an executive ,,'hose appointee faUll, no matter how good the excuse, Is _tu~IlY held responsible for tbe fallare. For newspapers to ignore or stifle such criticism because It Is bItter Is to deprive the public of Its best safeguard and guara.ntee that care will be tak~n In securing fit men for responsible place •. Perhaps Dr. Hopkins, though able, Ilourageous and hIgh-minded. Is unreaeonable In tbls Instance. Perhaps he Is unduly bItter; but It would be well for I us all, If our officIals er forgot that there are hundreds thousands who think 1Ike Dr. Hop ns, thougb rew have the courage to speak out as he Ip ~akS. YPHOID OAINS AND E PID EM I C S TA TE REACHED Health Commissioner Admits Situation Is Alarming, September Statistics Showing Fourteen Deaths From Fever- Advises Boiling of Water and Says It Is Only Certain Precaution. MORE TffAN 200 CASES UNDER TREA TMENT T he outbreak ot t yphoid t e"er In Ruffalo h9.S assumed the proportions )f an E'pidemic. L a st month there were ~ourtE'pn deaths fro h dl Th ;~e{ o . m t e sease. e ~ of the Department o f l-:Lealth thow th a t 'hree limes as many cases "'C. Canal Street; Edward Burns. :';0. 391 Bf'n1.ingf'r Street: Shanahan, N o. 482 ~erry Street, Olden. N o. 504 Perry St r e-N: H aWk. ;:....'0. !l3 .M ac kln aw Street; J Oh:1 Dahl. N . 235 Eagle Street. SlJrnRmeS are gh-en in all cases. I n !=ome the gh'en names are not on the c.lepal'tment rec o rds. Se,'en of the ftfteen Cll~es reported yesterday have been t al{en to hOSPitals'. The cases r eported Thur~day follow: Bischoff. Xo. 40 Northland Avenue ' Davl~. ~o. 2"i1 l\lI chlgan Street: DOOley' N'~. 225 Herkin~et" l=;treet; MeYf'.r. No: 111 Sycamore Street; DIllon, 1\0. lii ' Vaver)y Stre~t; Naughton. No. 1072 Tlrft Strect; Goldman, No. 353 Sherman RtreE't. "Th e c ity w ater has been examined daily," sa i d Com missioner Greene, "but It has faIled to show more than the usual amount ot typhoid indl C'Rtion5. Ne\"l?rth e le~s the warning that all drInking water sho ul d be boiled cannot be repeated too o fte n. It Is the best precauti0n." The City Bacteriologist, who makes the~e tests of thE' water. said : "r ha\ e n oticed colon bacc!llus 0(' ... I II cas ona Y. but t he w ater apprars bptter than at this time last year. if anything. The colon bacillus has been in the salnples taken every two or three day~. Othrr days none was nOticed," I h.!lse been reponed In September of th Is y h . ear as t pre W~re last yea r . Friday fifteen. cases were reported to the Depanmen l. of H ealth. ~Ix the day bf'fore, ten 011 \Ve-dnesc!av and eight on !~04 Tu<!sdJ..Y, o!" a total of t)~lrtY -n ine C1ses Hp I h C I . __•. ___ ....~.. at cmm ~sioner' Greene Yester~---------- ........ day admlttpd that the outbreak ha,s ... ;; assumed serIous propOrtions. and ull 6r t'~CAS E S O F D IPHTHERIA. thf errol ts of the department are Y"'" e ng devoted to che cking the dh::;ease. -1 It is no exaggeration to Slate that at nr;l~h de-pnrtmpnt this morn np: this time there are nearly 200 typhoid It wns stn bo t only one ('fiSt' of typbold fe"pr patients In Buffa lo, as In the t €'v(' r hnll h(>(' Jl rpportE'd since Frtday rno!;;.;. month of September more than 100 cases nit.. 'I'hOl rnfl'(, Is 111 the l l€'hr tnmO)' at "ere. repor~ed to the Depa r tment or Prntt Ittr(>ct. . HealLh and It t~ admitted that there Cn~~ ot rllllhth(>rln werf' -rc:ported as ( 014 are nearly 100 ('a~.es In the hOSpitals IO~8 : On~ CORe in tbe Stlrtlng family I1t r>9 of which the Health Department ha~n't Vlo~ strC'('t; om' ('r.!l(' in the Sil'low rnmUy O1ny record. The cases reported to the at lbn Condon p;tr{'('t~ on(' CDse in the department Friday and the day b.:.ror Acb(>ck fomlh~ nl tml ~tl ch lgA_n ~r~eet ; one rtr,. aR !olJo"y!!: e l"n "tl 11\ thl" Clark tn mllr nt ;)12 South nl· Georgp SJge, No. ?_S' Delan'are '\" eI the Doll111 "t n • vt"ion 8tn~·'t, rmd Hilt:' ('RfI(> n nUe. Bleash~ g. Xo . j ;j Rich Street · ~lary t:\\1\1I)" "t 181 J rn"(>rFooll fitr(>(>t. II )'fadi,t;'an. :'\0. 486 Linwood :\;'enue' Xo ('MIN. or sC'nr1f't ((,ypr or SIllO Da\·td Gtlhm. Xo. 434 Senpca." Srrpet: ~ reportrd ~In<.'f' Frltlay morning. ..A' l-!eimuth .. X o. 805 " rillJa m Street; Ryan'. Onk Dining Tnble, ,1.03. . 1\0. 34 Sidway Street: Cohn, No. 927 Bro a~way: LoulEe Sauer, No. 241 W a t_ Fan cy fluted legs, "Ill extend 6 feet· eon ~Ireel. FI'f"d Moule. No. 132 COt- It'~ a bea uty, $i.65. at Bing & )lathan's : t age Street; LeVi Argeuseni. No. 90 Builders ot Happy Homes. ..--..-L __ _ At tbf 115 I Dr. Greene Says the Condemned Bui ldings Must Be Vacated Tomorrow. TIME WAS UP YESTERDAY Owner of St. Ja mes Hotel Property Secures an Inju nction Ag ainst t he Healt h Depa rt men t Not a ll of the tenement house owners who were ordered by Health ~­ s lone r Greene to haye condemn~­ . m aitA Vacated by Octobel" 1, y es terday, obeyed the order. In fac t Ignoring o! the mandate w a-s more noticeable th a n obedience. Commissi oner Greene acco rdingly has decIded to t a k e steps Monday ,to see the hou ses h e declar~d must be " aeated ure vaea ted. "I eithc l' will ca ll upon the police to eject th e tenan ts or wIll bring ac tion ' in th e courts t o conlp el th em to get out. The tIm e for arg ument is past. Ownel'S of all th e te nements t hat mus t be vacated were given ph: nty of o pportunIty to lJring them within the r equirements of the la w, but lull ed to a vail t h E'msel ves of th e opport un ity," s a id Dr. Greene last e veni ng. "Now they must t a ke the c..:o ns equence5." Th e teneme nts ordered vaCB ted October 1 follow: 126-128 Ma in street, J ames Wilson, owner; ChIna m en. 21 IndIana street. N e ille Phllllps, 109 Unger avenue. owne r ; No. of l nm ilies, fh·e. 96 "~a5 hingtori street, Fred Wurster, 94 V{ashtngton street, owne r; No. of families, eight. . 72-,4 Canal street, R osa GoldsteIn, owner; N o. of families, lour. 1n Elk street. Simon Mc:.l1ahon, 201 Ellt s treet, owner; No. of fam ilI es, sev- en. 50 K ohl' stl'eet, Carl Kllhoffer, ErIe Co. Bl\nlc:, owner; No. o f families. six. 79 and 85 Mlli s s t ree t, Hallie L ep pert'j nero 1080 Broadway, A . Sc hunke, owner;, N o. of tflmilies. flve . 1153 Broadw~IY, A n a~tasia U rba nowicz. owner; i'J"0. o f lamilles, th·e. 1069 Genes-ee street, J acob 'Veinert, \YeEi t Seneca, owner; N o. of fa milIes, s ix. 88 Lloyd street, AntonIo R lzlo, 110 ::\Ia ln ~tree t. own('lr; No. of famlltes, si x. 62-66 Lloyc1 street. Kath a n ,Vo lff, 3!! L a k e ~treet, ow n er; No. o f fam ili es, thlee. 12-14 Sta te street, C. M. Reed es tate, Erie, Pa .. o wnrr; No. of famllle.E', th re e. 190 eoi t street , J ames Vol enski, o wner; No. o f famllt('ls. five. 4~9 F.ms ll e street, MIke Hlrkemc)'er, ownE'r: No. of famlli e ~, tOU1'. 1J 8-120-122 ErIe street. t he old St. J nmE'-~ HoteJ. \ V. C. Hoilg('l, o,,·ner, 947 :lIn In street: No. of lamllte., 33. Mr. Hodge, owner of th e St. Jome" Hotf'! prop er ty. has ~e cuTed an Injunction TE"fO\traininc,; thl? Health Dppnrtmpnt from £>n (ordn g ftq order ngaln~t him . The Injunction ..-111 be anru ed out October 6. 0\\ �'t ENEMENTS MUST BE VACATED MONDAY I' '~L 'Itt fPlDfMIC Of TYPHOID H~GmG, Owners of Condemned Structures Must EviCl Inmates Tomorrow, Or Else Be Hauled Into the Court. Tomorrow JR th(' day R€'t hy the Outbreak in Buffalo Assumes Dange rous Pro portions in the Last Four Days. 14 DEATHS FROM DISEASE LAST MONTH' Health .com missioner Greene Again Warns People tl) Boil Dri nking Water. "The outbreak or typhoid fever to , I Buffalo 15 assuming a serlous aspect," eald Health Commissione r Greene this torenoon. Th e re cords or the Health Depart ... ment show Dr. Greene has good tounda.. tion for his s tatement. More than three times as many ca~s were repo r ted dn Spptember this year as last September and dally t he number or those who have become infected with the deadly, malady grows large r. or w hit'h are held to be violating thl" tpnc'ment hou~p lllw of the' Stat('. At thfl Dep:uj1.Plspt Or Ijealth ye-sterd l-l .l it was ~ tat(>d that lnc;ppr tor .John Drown ,,"auld make- another In ~ pe (' lIon of lhp p remisE'S which ha\'<, hepn ('ondt'mned by thp Drpartmcllt of IIPnlth Rnd If the l' onc1ltIo[1~ hurl not h('t'n I l1lprovro hf' would !'\E'('>k titr aid of t h£' ro urts a)1(1 tht' pollc£' to t'j('-('t thE' lcnnn te find to I>ro~p('ut(' the landJord~. \V. C . .Hodge, tht' owne r o f Nos. 1181!!~ E rie Rtl'(,('"l , \vh lch Is the old Sl. James 11ot(>i proll£'rty. ye!'terday s<,cured an in jU1ll~ tion from Justice White re ~train tng thE' Health r-o mmissloner from carrying o ul tht' Int(>nt of the Health De [lartmrnt. A rgument on tht' Injunction is t;pt down for October 6th. .AsldE' (rom thE' Hodge property the follo·w ing are under t he ban ot the Depar lE'nt of Health: o. 126-12'\ Main Street. James Wilson , C hinamen. No. 21 Indiana. Str(>et. Nellie Phmlp~. No. 100 Unger Avenue. flvt'. No. 96 \-Vashln~ton Street, Fred ,."rurstf:'f. No. 94 as hlngton Street, eig ht. Jt In 'the l as t tour days shows t he epI- tions. The first Intimation or the typhoid dange r wns gi ven In the NEWS last were a bout 100 cnses In Buffalo. All ot these, howc\'cr. had not been r e ported to the health a uthorities. In the wee k since Sunday there have been reported 43 new cases. It is sate to assume fnlr In one resp ect as last year the physi c l a n~ were not as thorough in reporting typhoid as th e y have been thiS' be bolled cannot be repeated too otten. I~ the best precaution," City Bacteriologist Bissell. who makes It "Boil Dr inking Water" is the Warning Repeated From t he Health Department PhysiCians. MIlls 81 rf'(' t, I [f! t t Ip I.Jf'PPf'rt. X ' I. IOSU R roadwoIY. A . Sc hunke. flve. No. ll;i!l Hrod.oway, An a staSia Ul"ban()wl (·7., fin". ~ o . 10(;9 Gf'n('!'Ipe Street, Jacob "-Tel. nprt. \\" t !'lt RpI1 P('a. six. ~o . ~N Llo},rl Rtret-'l, Antonio RlzJo, Nn. ] 10 ~Llln Htl'l>PL, sIx. No. 62-liti I.lo,\'r1 SI rpPL, Nat han Wolf, No. 32 Lak l! ~ITl~e t. lilrpe. !'o. 1:!-1 t !-'tatl' ~t reN, C. ~1. Reed, (>!'itntt", l~rl p . Pa., thrp A:. :\'"0, Jro ('o i t Ht r('E't. J:lmes Volen~kI, Thirty-nine new cases ot typhoid t eY er r e ported In the four days ending Yfstarday morning, a total of 107 cases i ot that disease r£:oported to ihe H e alth Department In the month of September, a harvest of H deaths and reports that 86 typhoid fe ver patients are un- ' df-r treatment In eight hospitals show' prE'lty plainly Buffalo is having an epidemic <.o t th a L di sease . Health Commissioner Greene says: " The o utb r e ak a t typhoid in Buftalo Is 8!'1surning a serious aspect." I Hospital and Health Department rec~ I ords show Dr. Greene speaks the truth. The number of typhoid caRes In eac h of t he prinCipal hospitals foHows: Si.stel's .. . .......... .... . . .......... . General........... ....... . ......... . Emergenr}, ... . ..........• . . , .. ..... . Riverside . .. ......•. . . . ,. . .. . .... . .. . Ge rm a n ........ . . ........ • ........... H o tneopathlc ....... ..•. • ..........• Ger man Deaconess .. . . _............ .. Erie Co unty .... .. ......... • • .•. ..• •... I five . :-':0. meyer, , I'lll l'~mli'lip toYr. Rt rroet, ~Uke Blrke- I 'Y. --)-.--~-~--~~---- - MAY PU1- THEM OUT IF NECESSARY In Septe mber last year only 36 cases were reported. The comparison Is not dally bac teriologically," said Commlsf"ioner Greene, "but It hns tailed to ,. show more than the usual amoun t or typhoid In dIratlons. N evertheless the warning th a t a ll drinking water should No. 85 ~OLICE cases were reported to the department. ,I t.l . ---- "'7 therefore th~ nu m ber ot perso n s noW 1ll ot typhoid Is more than 150, maybe mOfC than 200. From Sept. 1 to Sept. 30, In clus!\'e, 101 I lear. 1 The deaths In the month just. ended I numbe red 14 as agaln.st 13 In Septembert 1903. There were tour deaths trom typh oid In August, 1904. "The city water has been pxamfned Eri ·~ CoUnLY Bank, six. .No. 7f! Mill s ~tl t>el, 39 NEW CASES IN 4 DAYS Cf--2-~- -19 04 ----------------- demic is as suming dangerous propor- Th en it was reported there No. 7~-7·t Cana l Street, Rosa Gold. gteill, fOUl', -'II. 191 1<:lk Stre(>l, Simon McMahon, Xo , 201 l:lk S, J"r£'t, ~(>ven. N il. ~)O " ", Ill' ~tr(>Pt, Carl Kll hofter, ,,9 Fifteen cases were reported to the Health Deoanwnt yes terday. six the d&3 BEibiCien \Ve dnesday and eight Tuesday. A tota l or 39 c ases reported Sunday, Dp~ Partmcnt of Healt h LO t' VICl the 1(·nan!.q Crom tr·nrmt'nt hOUFf(>s the- 0\\"11(>1' ''' 86 Fever Patients in Eight Hospitals of the City. Tenements Ordered V ~cated by October bt Still Are Occupied and Strenuous Action May Be Taken by the Department of Health. th ese tests of the water, was preeen t In Dr. Greencl~ ¢flee. He said; 'll dd,@ ottC£"d colon baccl1lus occasionally, but the wa.ter appears better than at this tIme last yea r, It anything. The colon bacclllus has been in the samples taken every two or three days. Other days none was naHeed," The c a~e8 reported to the d e partment yesterday and the day belore were a8 tollows : George Sage, 2 4 Dela.ware avenue: Bleasing, 75 Rich street: Mary Madig a n, 486 LinwoOd avenue: DavId Gilla m . 434 Se neca !!Itreet: H elmuth, 805 " rl!liam .!'\treet; Ryan, 34 Stdway street: ('Ilhn. 927 BTOad\\'ay; Louise Sauer, 241 'Va tson street; Fred Maule, 132 Cottage !iltreet: L evi Arge u!;cni. 90 Ca.nal street: Edward Burns. 391 BenZinger street: Shana_han. 4 2 Perry fltree t; Olden. 604 Perr y str~et : fi lreet: Hawk. 93 Mackinaw John Dahl. 235 Eaglp stuet. Surnames are give n In all cascs. I n some the given names are not on the department r ecords. Seven of thf" fif .. teen CRfles reportt'd yesterday have been tak en to hosplta.ls. The cases reporte d Thursday follow: Blschof'r. 40 Northla nd avenue; DaVis. 271 Mi chigan .Ireel; Dooley, 225 Herkim er strC'{'t; Meyer. 117 Sycamore 5'tre('t; Dillon. 177 W n verly street. Naughton. 1072 TlfU street; Goldman: 353 Sherma n stree t . Dr. 'V. G. Bissell. CI ty Bacteriologist retl!rned to Ithe city toda.v trom .Jame s~ town where he Investigated a typhoid epid emic. He says he can make no statement concel'nlng his investlgatlon till he reportq to tht' Jamestow n .city authoritle~. who retained him. James .. town geh: Us ',voter from Artesian welle. hI:' flays, the wells b e Ing 90 f eet deep or deE-oer, reaching I below a. thick strata or blue clay, ' A numbpr ot we('ks npo Dr • ~ D• Nos, .. 72' -4-l ennui Stree t. Rosa Gold Rte-lo} e. H, Gr~ the ComruJ~sJoncl' of ilealtb. ga \'e 1_ ', 1 Canal ~tre-('t. OWD(>r; tour tnm1lJ cs. J _I') -_ notJl'(I to th(> on-nel·!.; (If it. numbe r of tenc. ';!(>:-\O. ~~1 mk Str eel. ~hlloc :\1(":\lnhoD, 1'0. meet 11t)IIRes that th(' \' ru u~t vacate t hem by - ~cflk_()Rtll'!,t"ht. °Swnt'l': ee,'(,l1 fnmlJlt's. h i · ~ . 4 . oJ '\. (' r U·I"t't. Carl KllhoCer ErIe O .t ... 0 (I I' fl L bt·cn uAe the.\' h ad, he 811 Id, DOt Couur.r Banl<. On-DCI'; si x fnmllle8. • bec o made to Dle-et the r(lq nll'(lID(,Dts of the Xo. 79 .)fl lls ~·tr(l(l t. Il nttJe Lppp~rr. No. In w. Th(' I1I'st day o f OctOber c ' I 7OlIlI1~_ Stn'l't, own('r: ft\'(, tnmlll(l~. went amc RD t .: o. 80J :\1111~ gtrf'lN, H Auie Lf'ppPrt No. ,rNitcl'dny Bnd, so fur as the offic1nls 7p .:\lIl1s Str.N' t, 0" Del'; 8e-t'('U fnmllle!!l.' ot tb(' I), ,Hll'tmfnt of Uf'olth lenrnf'd the ~o. 10.~) B~n<lw(ly. A . . <'l.lumke. ~ o . 10SO cluy dlrl not ~(''' 'W. of h ' B I ' 9 ndwR Y. o wner; five fRlllJ!lt's. 'tlH'Rtin ll '·IH'nlrrt . • 'l~h8t \{'a~ t;~k:mi llt5 in .;'<io. 1]53 Bl'ourlwlty, ADAStn~ln Urbanowicz. tbit L (hi' 0 \\"11('1" h u I I n 0 llif'n u ~o 11.>.1 RrOIlc1w:n·. oworf; til'l? tllmlllps Ihp 1'{'(lulremlut~ "'~ lb~ t ,l:~. ~~f~~~('clh to " .X'o. 1000 8ent,pil Str(,(·t. Ja('oh WeInert, hud mlldl' II I tI I' t d t f'J' f'~ L ~('n(>(':l. ow ner; s h: fnmlJtef: PRJ'tUU'ut ot J Jr(~'~I:hnll~1 l~st~/e~ljCfll tl1(' IJ)~· :'\0. ~h LJusrl Strl"'(,l. Anto nio Rizla. No. 110 IelV' _ ' USU'I" ngll Il~t 'lnln ~tl'f'('t O"'IH'r' ~Ix Cnmllle</; n nd n,1t~~~"'ul~:1~1IrJ\1 :;h~'l ~~tl:1 IU b(' uu~aD ltJrr :\·US. 62·611' Lloyd Rt l'eet. NnfbRli W oUr. ~o. ganls the la \\' I' 1 1:1 U t C!ln nce as reo 3:! Lnkf' SIJ'C'rt o worr: tll re" film1llel'l. fo.:o It \\"n~ I~ 'II I :\'()~. 12·1l Sta te RII'l'C't. C. :\1. Re-ed, esthut I ' '.' ( t ( ({'~ ,t'C'!'Ite-rdny by Dr. GI'(,f'UI" Lllf'. 1~l'h" PIl .. o wn('l'; t brec fllmlll~s. liO n h:~ "Hliid hA le t11(' tl"lH'mCllls In QUI'SNo. WI) ('oil 8tl'(,(,t. JllmlS , 'olellskl, No. I II . PI"~I'd lign in on ~Iollda.r 10 sec if llIe ] 00 {'olt Hll'f'I"J. OWI1f'I': 0,.(' fnrulll p8. btt ~~f'dtb~~l!'l hll':t> iJ('l'n rOI'1'f'ctf'11. 1t they :\0. 'JOn I;;nfsltc Xtrf'C't, ~flk e Blrckmexe-r,1 W 'k' U Ull1l R nil Ibel'C' Is to Il. The :\0. "'In l':ml;lI(' fHI·('C't. own"'r; foul' fnmilles. .(01 oC ~hc (]f'pnl'tll1('tll will llnt'c bCf'n nco xo~. 118 1:.!:.! 1-;11(' Stl'f.'t, " ,'. C. Hodge. No. ~lIJ(~I~pn:~ltl~l. " ~J III, H t iJ(' t(' llt"mNlIs l ln\'c not U47 :\Iulll HtI'I'ct . o wnC'l': S3 families. t\\ f.; lit Dlll lltl:;, th(, 11 It Is thp JlUI'· It ('Q uid 'lOt \)C' Irlll'u('(1 ju~[ liow nu'ln .' · rl~i:H! r 1hf' D l'pnrtl1l1'ut of H <:nlth lO i:lf'C fnm tJIrR urI" jn Ihe l('nf'll1f'ut ni :\'08. 120.1:.!S I lit IIC lIJ ~(, l'S Al e \'(lC'nINl I1t OI1I'C. 1f It )Inlll l'itl·('f'l. hut It flfilll Ihnt some Chlna.mcn 'hf'('OIIlPlfl lIt'{'C',sFlnIT t o do fhnt, Ihe :1\(1 ot lire I\ \llo.ng the O('(' uJHlnts t f' po II'e 1111(1 flu' ('o nrts will be eniislell It tbe Ot'C'lISI0n l'(lQulr(-'s. • One Got Itlt InJoncUon. 1 1, 110,( of ~he 'l'ene- men'I'I, , ' h(' t('urlllf'l1t nt Nos. llS.]:!2 1;:1'1(' Street f OI·lnf'l'l.\' "'UN l hf' ~t. Jnmf'~ lI otel SInd hR :<=, Tb(' huspN'lInn of th(' tl"newf'nts 10 fl ll('~' 11 will h(l nnl\(o('d mlln,' morl" fllmIJlf' ~ Iban tlon will b(l mocll' tumorl'Ow hy 'Teucnwnt I :I nt (I( tlt l' olhC'I" fPnt-uJ.f'lllb In tbe 1I~1. It In ~f'J)l'('lOl' .John Bro " u. 'J' ht"!;(> !11'f' tbC' p J3t·(>~ also will hI' If'nH'mbrrE'd thnt ~rr. Hodg e ~"hkh "f'r(, onlf'l'f'd Y:1 rn ll't1 hy October l SI 0 11 ll'r ltlll.,· Ilhlil lut'd 1111 Injuudlon In Suo I Inspector '.)1'1'111(' CIlIu-t .1.f'~I.rAlnnl~ the n epOT. tn.lent or] }[f'atllt from 1'~TI"'lu¢ 11111 Il~ nrdt-I" to Tn cnte l hf' "llll·l'. ThC' r ('lUI'n 011 thl" Injunction ,,"' 8S I!Xt·(] for Ol'toilrr !ltb. l'rOhn.hly ~oU\c 0( tbp :-';0 .. :!1 IlttIlaun ~tr"f't, Xt'I·l(' Phillip", No. (llhn ()\\'Il('r.,. will tllkl" tb(· su m(l <:ouu:rr. 100. 111 .'{.<'1' .. \\"(':lUI'. O WlIl'l'; jh'(I fllmlll(lR. wbf'n tb tiro t('lld Oil ..·" !1.c;-:llo tl) vaca[e, ,mel .".'bl('h .\\"111 !Jc "hilled 1;ol' Ur~"'U tOIllOl'ro w: • ~O~ .. _Uf~-l.!" :\l aln S; tJ·C'pt, ,rnmcs 'Yllson, :-';0 .. :Jhol :">Ilngfll'n Xn·4't't. OWII(>1·. . No. flh . ,\ uI' htngtotl i'itrf'd. FrNi \\' ur~t(>r, :'\0. 1)-l '\ 1I1ps. n,sl.JhlA'tOIl '"' 11'€,C'l, OWU('1'; 1'. (;I'(II.'I1f' i~ dNl"l'mlnl'd to ~o 1\'1' uj) to Ihe Jaw 01' el~e Cll\Pty h' )lIshlJ1l· nt~. nut elght tam- lh(\ I' , ----~~---------- T otal .............................. 86 From Sept. 1 to Sept. 30. in clusi ve, 107 cases were reported to the department. I n September last year only 31 ('ases w e re reported. The compa rison Is not f a ir tn one respect as last year the physicians were not as thorough 1n reporting typhoid a s t hey have been this yea r. The deaths tn the month just pnded numbered 14 as against 13 in September, 1903. Th e re were fo ur deaths trom typhoid In August, 19(}4. "The City water has been examined dally baC'te-rlologlcally," said Commis!'!loner Green yesterday. "but it has tailto sho\\- more than the usual a.mount of typhoid Indi ca tions. Nevertheless the warning th a t all drinking water should b e balled cannot be repeated too often. It Is the best preca ution.'· City Bacteriologist BlsselI. who makes th ese tests of the water, was present In Dr. Greene's office. H e said: "I have noticed c010n bacclllus oc.. caslonally, but the water appears bett e r than at this time last year, It anyt h.l ng. Th e c olon baccHlu! has been In the samples taken every two or three da.ys. Other doss none was noticed,'· Th(> ca c;p~ r eoortPd to the de[)aJ'tmen t Frlda.y a nd th e day before were as follows: Geo rge Sag{', 284 Delaware avenue: Ble-n.:qlng, 75 Rich street; Mary MadIgan • • 86 Linwood a venue: David Gn~ lam 434 Senf:'c:l strpet: H elmuth. 805 wllita.m stl'et't; Ryan, 34 Sldway street: ('ohn. 927 Broadway: Louise Sau er, 241 Watson street: Fre-d ·Moule. 132 Cottagestreet; L evi Argeusen1. 90 Ca.nal street : Edward Burns. 391 BenzlOger s t r~ t : Shanahan, 482 Pt'rr)" e-tte€'t: Olden, 504 Pf'lrrv f\lreet; Ha Wk. 93 Mackinaw strpet; .John Dahl. 2S~ Eaglp tttreet. Surnames a r e gh·en In all cnsee. In Flome the gIven nRmes are not on the department re cords. Seven ot: the fitte-t'n cn!'l.PS reported Frld.ay h a ve bf>cn take-n to hospitals. The cases r e ported Thursday follow: Bil"lchorr. 40 XorthlA·nd ;t"~n ue; Dn,'ls, 271 ~ll c hlgnn stre-et; DoOI~Y. 225 Herkim er street; Me yer. 111 Sycamore street; D illon. 177 Waverly street; N a ughton, 1012 TIfft street: Goldman. 353 Shf:'rmnn ~t r eet. ed Dr. ",... G. BI~5ell, C1t)r Bacterlololt"lst. has r e tl1rned to the city from J a me!;- town where- he InYest1gated a typholtl epidemic. He says he can make no Isln.tement c oncE'rning his Inve~tl~aUon lIlI he report!!t to the J o.mf>sto wn city who retained h im. Jam~o:;­ town g'p tf'l It s wnter (rom wells, h~' fay s, the well" being 90 depner, reaching below a. thick of blue clny. authorlt1e~. I I �u ________QCI. _1.:':"_ .IRQ!___ ---. ----------- ~ -;..,- ------v-. --. ----- CT"/' - -1004,---,----'------------------- - -----.~- t -Fiaht.91l Dr GrH,~§. Order b to e Tenement" AIlPHmO ~rlOtMl~ cfearog I ~alo I is Undoubtedly in the Grasp of This Disease, Justice White In the s pecial term today will heol' nrguments tor nn,d against grantfng William C. Hodge 5 petition for an Injunction restraining I stice White Refused to Grant InjlUlction Restraining Health Officials in Their Work, Health ornmtssloner Greflne from carrying ou t )1ls plnn ot clearing out Mr, Hodge's big t enement at No. 88-90 'Vest Senecp. street nnd No. 11 - 122 Erie street. Mr, H odge r ecently got an order for today's hearing and the ord er ho.s opcrnted as a stay of Dr. Greene's plans. o rporatlon Counsel F e ldman Is --------~--- C C I " hl'-l~ t:; HODGE TENEMENT MUST BE VACATED. C~arles Otis Went to Dr. Greene's Office with That Disease, W illiam C. llod!!,p will Itn\'Q to ,,!JeY Ih" ortit'ls o f the lil'l1lth dt!pnrllJ1C: ll t flU;' vaelite th(' tt'l1('lllelit owned UJ' him ot tl:e COlli er uf Erie nnd :SeuC'cn Rtl't!el~ llutiJ I ::mt'h titlle a~ r epn irs nre mnde "hit'h will brill,! the.· t~lIemelll into couformitv willi I to hav(' some ot his staff on h and to tIJI.! teJl(\'JIIt'ltt how~e la w. . fight the motion. In slH-'(-'iul t(,I'm of su preme court this A Total of 107 Cases for the Month Dr. Greene r porterl yesterday that ll\('t'Uill~ ,J nstice ,y ltite r efus£'tl 10 gl'l1l lt the tenC1l1cn ts th at had not been vacatnn iIt]lI11CtioI1 ill :In nctioll b l'oll~ht IIY ' J ust Ended-Cause for ed as he ordered, besides th e Hodge District Physicians Did Wholesale l1 od~l' to llrt"Y(,llt th~ henlth d('p:tl'tllll'lIt building, arc th ose at No. 96 Wash ingAlarm. ton street, No. 60 Kehr street, No. 1080 curl'.' iug l)ut it~ intention::; l>"l'St1Hllt to a Vaccinating at Homestead Lodg. Broadway. No. 11 63 B r oadway, No. 1069 Jt(,tie.·c M'f\'Nl upon -' Lr, lIl)(I~c on ;-)..'lI1CmLeJ Uth hl~t Hnd whidl notice o1'llpJ'ed ing House in Consequence .. Genesee street. No. 190 eoit street, N OR. lIore than thre e time" the number of i O-i2 Can4' 1 street, Nos. i9-85 Mills him to ,'ncn te the tl'uement t'll 01' heenses or typboid (e" er Wl're rep orted at slreet, NoJ ,88 Lloyd street. If J usUce for e Ortoher 1st. Heccntly, )It·. JI ooll<c the heAlth department during the month White tod a" decides that th e city om- bf'curell a rihow cause o rder ' .... JlIP(Jl'nril~, Chnrles Oti", a sailor, wnll,ed into the of September just ~O(I NI tban during cials ha " ~ (he right to put out by force 1'('stl'lli ning th e UCtiOll of the HPnlth 11cmu nicipal building 'l'hursdny Hnd asked pnrtlllcnt. J t WAS on the returll or tb at the corr<sponding month of 1903. the tenants ot t h e defec tiv e t enem ents, the I o~· nt the eleyator where the hen lth Dr. W nlter n. Ul'cene, commissioner the police wil l be called upon to a id In shc)w ('nll~e c..ndC'l' thnt ,l miti('p " 'hi l e dt?pal'tlllrJlt was locnted . The mun's of health, admits tbat typh oid fever co n' clearing those just listed. I! n o t , some took the nction illd iell ted n b ve. fa ce and hllnd, were badly marked with The dceision of Jllsticp 'Yhite in t iliR ditiolls lire nssl1minC' n ~eriou!" RfHW('t. other plan is to b e look ed up to aid In flol'c- il)oldllg pimples, The eicvlItol' ooy I (':1$ e is of fur-rea ching importnu'''', us it He SRld that frot" Se pt~mber 1st h aYing the t .. nement la w obeyed. hns (J on\! du::y ill the lIlullci)1ul building i'i Jll'uctieally a notice to the ownE'r~ of Selltemilc r 301h. lDO!, iuclu.I\·., 107 ...,.long (,llllllg-h to 1.' a \'0 some idea of what ten(\'ment~ tlln t the conrt does not proof typhoid f~y e r w ere reportC'd to rum n en,,, or 801>1\11'0" 100ks like and he P(I!';!" interfeorillg with the henlth dedeportment. In September of sh ied tl wny fL'om Otis. ._lL 't __ . pnrtment in it!i prop('I' aims for the lIC'tthe records show that onl~' 36 cases "~;I." . I think YO \1 ' ,·o got smallpox,H tC'l JI1eont of the ('oudition of tem'JlIent:-t. trph., id f t;' \"er were reported. ~a i<1 the boy to Otis. ,TII.ticr " ' hite hnd bUI little \latiene" Dr. Gret'ne said that the compnrisons ""~h:u·.., niJin' you, SOll n~' ?" qu eri.ed ~~-- ~-::-- .f~ witll .. \ tt.ll'Uey Frank II. Unllllll, wllo to be de\iu("ted from these figures were the ~ntlnr grufliy. i'I ain't JlO more got I'Il'ro'onteo )fr. H odge, ano wh(, by no means fnir in one respect. as he smullpo:,' than I IHl)'e r ill! tJ Dla ti sm, uu' :::;oll~ht to show tho this rlient is now claimed that in Septemuer ot last yenr .-. -- -- - _-=~""'~bd======;;';; if J'on don't tui<e me to the health docmnking c:ttPI,sh'c repoirs in cOUlllliallt'e phYfiicjnn~ were not so thorough in retor C]nick, I'll run ti).is ele,·a tor myself, " portinA' txphoid fe\~cr ("uses as theT' were Otis Wfifoi permitted to enter the eleyain til" month jnst ended. . tor eug-e, aitlwug-h the hoy co ntinued his .. In tbe month just ended fourteen deaths Pl'otpst:-t. Otis was directetl to the Office compelled .tLl do ~o . I1otwiths~ ~lI l1lill":;- 1'1.!. " ' tore .Tt>portl'd in th(> city fiS du~ to ' of Dr. Greene, wbere he was s bown into , j pen te!..l notl('es sen-ed upon hlJll, :Ilid ha tYllhold feyer fiS against thirteen fo r the Ihe Drh·. te office of the hen lth como\i,.. ,mw~t obey thE' law, " said .Jnsti('Q \\ ilire. CnrrrSI)()ndin~ month Of 1003. s ioner and w as told to wnit until Dr, ntlidu,·it made by Ur. ~ I(', Fifte~ n rnsps ·) f this disc Olia "~ere reGreene should return. Dr. Gree ne was port'u to the hen lth c1ep,,·tment Friday It t tb e time busy with n III a ttel' in spe, six on Th nr~d:lY, tea on 'Yedne~dn'\ n~ci tin I term of supr emo cou rt. tlull (luring th(' P3~t few r enri C),'er n . eight <In Tlles,lay. A rotnl uf 3D 'cnses W hen after some time the henlth com· seCH'\:' of lIoti('~s hn "e he en st'r,€'.l III'"n for the pasl four days of the week is missioner entered his ollicc nnd made nu JI r. Ifod,,~ lint! tha t but little, if nn~' , sutft<:ient to give ('nurse for grnye apprc- , eXR minat.ion of Otis he pl"ononnced the ~tt .... ntiolJ "" \ !"i p:dd to ~nch notice'i. heu~lOns th'lt the <'it ,. is ill the ~r8Sp of man's rrnlll,le to be smallpox. Dr. Gree.ne " " ·hat will the health de.pnrtment do a typhoid fe~er epidemic. 1t is belieYed Ht once ordered the remo " al of Otis to in the other (,1l~(,S in which noticp.,( tbat fully 150 case" of typhoid feyer the quarantine hnspitnl. s imilar to that in the Hodge case have ore u)w in till' homcs of Buffnlo. It ,ya. leamed that 01is cume to B ufbeen serYNI T' Dr. Greene wns oskeel. Dr. Grcl 'ue uc-ain spoke of the nrgent falo n rew day::; ago fr om ~Ollle port up " ...\.1I thorie ruses are now in the halHls need of enry bit of city wuter to be Ihe la ke nnd thn t Oil bping tuken iI! he of tliC' corporation cOl1n~cl: ' said Dr, us~J flr drinldog or culi lfiry rmrposes went to the llolUl":Hcad lol.lging hons!.' 011 Greene, "ant! he will toke such nctil)n JlS bel:.J ~ ur'-l boiltHl. lie would Dot admit, Lloyd ~~u'eett wh~re he r emained until he he may deem best in the prcmi~es. I t i~ that tbe co n.]ition of tbe city wnter nt went to the oUire of Dr (-i rgeae. certain, tboul-{h, thut we are going to this I hue .:'Iho w s more than the usual After send ing- O tis to the qUlll'lII\t ill e mnkf' tht' owners of these tenpments ohev nmount .)( ty ph oid indicationf:l, but ur ~­ hospital Dr, (~I'eelle iletermineJ to take the Inw, and "~e w n nt that emPhHSiZcA' j ed 'h"t water ,huuld be boiled as the imm e<1 I ,\t~ action to p)'uYellt a pvsRib 'e You ('n n !';n y thn t nIl oth er owners of best \lossible . afeguard against typhoid The number of typhoid feYer cases Quthrenk of the di~~nR~ in 1he lo.lsing tenements who hnve been gi " en noti<'C' f evi r. I r epo rted tod",y Is greaLly In excess of } I OUS {\ or el~ewhere. alld o rders w ere isto ,'ocnte mtl~t ohry those Hotices nlH1 uTlw city w al er has been examined that reported any other day since the ~\let.l for 0 wholf'~ille '\.lcci nntion vf every make the rC'(}ni!'etl repairs." bRcterwiogi\!ully <1ail~'," snid Dr. Greene, beginning of this month, Fou r teen new person ("onuected with 01' sta:O' ing ut the The h('alth u('pnrrment wus repfE'''~lent· " but ~h,ch exnminntions haye failed to cases were reported. Commissioner IIotlH'st eno lou::-ing house, In order to cd bl' \Y. S Rnnn 0f the stnff of Curshow more thUD th e uc;ual amount of Greene of the H ealth Department was prcn'lll the l'u~siblc exodus from th e porntion Counsel Feldman. Adelbert tYPh Oid fever indi('ation~. ~ e"erthe-Iess, su,~prtsed at thIs sua~en Incr.aase. J:Iolllt"stea.d of any ppl'son uuwilling to )1oot nnd _Htorne)' George \Y. Gilleae a wR!"niaJ,:' that nil water to. be used for I cannol explain It an:r way other be nlccillnted policemen, were detn iled appeared for the Chal'it)' Organization dl'illl,l llg- Ot' C111i.l'l.·Y purp(l~es sh~uld be fhtan some ~f the cases may have exd a coup .. e 0 f days and were not I SOCiety. Lo nid the distrkt ph:OYfoOich1l1S. who 'l'hursfi t b '1 d ;. d se rs. . 01 (l cann )t, uC r{lp'~ '1~e to,o often. diagnosed as typhoid tUI yesterday:' ~ ny c yellillt! paid their Yisit to the iodg- \ n BOll~n g ,t,b c wnter IS the best pOSSIble pre- said the Commissioner. "That wouid ing house. There wos n g-reat rounding Call~lOn. , . . increase the reports on the day the up of Bu ilor s , \\,~l.rf tli:el's nut! citizens genCit." Bn ct"r1olog1~t BI~~ell , who WfiS in diagnosis is made, Again 1 repeat the --- "::-----_.tcbQ• --..- T' erally t)f the neighbo r houd. A big, the office of Dr, Gre'\lle at the time the warning to boll waler, That's t he best bra wny POliC(,UHHI stationed u t e,'ery Pf)f(cOnlmi!ou; ioncr of health gan~ out the ty- ;w ai: ot avoiding typhoid." .£.=:__ sible exit [rom the lodging house barred ph.)id fe,·er fig Lll'e-:::., snid: . the egress of all within, nuel other !,o liccIII hnVl' noticed colon uacil'us la tely, I rncn accompnnied the doctors on thf'ir ---- --- -- -------.. _--; y .....,,-----but the wnter t\Pl' (,:\L'~ to be better at thIS I rvw rounds. It took some time to do ~he time than at a corrcfoiponuiug time of last : ---------------- .. -.-----------------work l bul it wu!' eloue thorough ly, Sevyear," eral offered strong objections to beiHg '1'h(· m"es of typhoid fpyer reported at II ,·nccinatcd. hut their obje('tiolls sppcdil." Sr::rl!IIIA Tic WAR th e henlth J epartment Fridny w el'(' n!oC vU llishcd when n couple of lllllccoats l\mk follc,,,"s: <.iecrge Hag<.' n t 28-1 Uela warc I a haud on the side of the ductort->, ON TllBfRCllLO:!JI:!J liyenue: _ Louise Sauer nt 2~11 Watsun l IE-alth CommlS 'e • The HlIlliestelHl was also thoronghl y s tr('l~t; on(' cnse in the BI(>asing family day Iss ued t<f Ph : "" 1 r- Greene ye.ster_ fUUligflleu. at 75 TIich 'trept: Fred )10ule at 1:12 1 cfrc ula.r regard!ng ~hCil1ts and others a Dr. Gre<.'c e stn ted this mornill..{ Ihnt CoH.n!:" streel: Mnr)' Hadigan nt ·113G sumptJon, The De : reatment of e"cry pORsible precaution wo1l11] be L!nwood an~llue: Le"j ArgeuReni at 00 Is plannIng a s 'st P rtment ot H ea lth promptly tnken thronghollt the lodg'!l1g Cnnal Rtreet. ; DS\\'id Gillam at 434. Senedlsea.Ee. The ci;cufa~atic War on that house district patronized by !5ni1('1r'i l O IS SET ASIDE operatio en btreet ; liAlwarcl Rurns ot 3U1 H'pn- I n of h states the coIH' e ,·ent tli<.' llos:sible outbreak of 1"1IIn11zinJ,!(' r c;t r N't: one in the ll£'imuth fnmilf' reporting a ll ~a:,~lc~~n~u~ desI r ed, In IlOX. soon as discovered ercu losJs a s at 1'0:; \\,illin m ,Ir eet: one in the Shllll~. 1 OCCUPANTS OF ST. JA~fES UOTEL "At this timco of th e yenr;' tillid D r . th e m selves ot th e t and In aValllng h:tu fnm i b~ nt 482 Perry street; one in the I WILL DA VEl TO 1I10VE sputum. The co-o ~~e examlnatfon ot GTN~llP, .. t hese Imlging- hou:O;(!:-I n IOI '~ I he Rn m fJlrnily nt :H Sidwnr strt!et; Olle in parlment of Publ!"P r a l( on of ,the Dewntf'l' fl'ont tHe: throngell witl, I')nil,})'s the 0101"11 fa mily u t 004 Perry strpet: NOW, labor u n ions Is in pr('\~ps~cti ltO n and of fl'om "hout e"('r~' port OIl the Inkes, )lllUr oue in thp. H!lWk frtmilr nt 93 )!uckinaw - , i. "tn~ of the",,, .1I'e alr eady thruul:h \\ itl! ,lIl'ir Mreet: o n .~ ~ n the Cohn familr at H27 !-;l' lIS0n ' s wor1\: Oll til(' hikes, and ha':c BroHlI"," ;\,; .John Onhl nt 235 Engle From The Injun ction obtained by W C (,(,me to Ruffalo to mnke this ('ity their elrp.t. The r ecords of the heal th donn r t- H Odge, restl'alnlng the He~'art' Ql1nrter~ for the winter, It ir..: ill this t1t('nt do n ot gi~e lhe Christian n8m e~ ill men t tl'om en fOl'elng the 0 r er vacatdi~tl'i<'t that we IIIllst Illw"ys look for n Il (' n~('s r C'poited , Seven of the fifteen In'ir"'thi g eSt. Jame. Hotel property at t rouhle from Sill:} IJpox lIud ot her t'Oll{n:'H '~ rppl1rwd ]?ridny were taken to hos· Erle and Seneca 5tr~etF!, was set a~id pim~ . tn g- illn'; (li s('a"'t;~s , .\ll of the'ic 1I11\('!":001 will yesterday hy Ju stice White e 11(' \'is itC"Cl and will be thnrnllJ,!llly in,;;ppc'tl'he St. Jame s Hotel Is ~ceuPI~d b ('(1 ilnd (>n.' ryt h ill~ will be d,lI1C t ( 1 put a b out thlrty-ov f y th(,111 nnd their o("cllpnnls ill II ~uHitnrr ~ clared by He'lt~ amllies and was de.---- '-~~~-~, ,, __~LY stalc:' ) ,/jf~ as unfit to ' Commissioner Grpen~ HE~RTMENT , I hRS be~n ;I"u~~eci l~hrh~r~~I~~! ~~I"6I~n BEATS !-lODGE IN COURT poratton Counsel Feldma n an'd h or. I, at once attend to Its enforcement~ wl\l Th ill:l!'ttnll. ",N'llrfll II), 'Y " , lIort~ e 39 CASES IN FOUR DAYS. I PRECA UTIONS TAKEN I I ___________ R fF _ _ 14------ ----------- • I I ~:~r;1 \::e !':I~J~~i~1rin~l'::~~~~~,~ttt~~··IllI ~; [ FO URTE N NEW :~~:\\~~. \.[' ~~~~;~~i:~:~::e~'f n~~. r~~~ld~, !J~t~~'~'~ I A5[ 5 0F I Fe I TYPHOID. Largest Numb er of Cases Reported Sinc e Beginning of Epidemic. I I .r .------.0 _____ i --_ ,1J!J4---__.__________ _ •• ---------------y--r ---------i--------·----·---- I IIp", NJUNCTION .... r con-I I -ocr !I .__.J.9_0! __ ' l'rt-ltl'll lJil li:" Ih l' JlI'~i1th Hn. u ' d f r om 11l 1P1' r III~ wi t h tll t'- h'nl\nl~ of Ih,' XI , ,' nnw .. 1In 11'1 in 1':1' \(' ~tl'tIPt. \\I\ ~ " ;Il't\ll'li h.Y .II1 !'-o U I I rhlld~ 111 Hrwl'illt 'J'l'l'l1\ ~n p l'cnH" .r~ll1l't thll mlll'ullll!', lfnll!!l' R(,{,lIl'l'll a 1{' ~lI';1lUllI;:: 01'(11" 11I'ohlhitlll~ ttw 1 1 ":ll t l~ _[)ppnl'ln1Clll t'I'Otl \" 1111:;111:': thf' p"It'llon o f ,\., fllml1lb; frnlll th( l,"rPJlI'l't\, In qll1'i-tkn lH't"I1J~I· It WII:-o ill ;Il UIl!'>lIlIltUl'Y ('11111 1\ 1 hili, It I �- , ,1\--- ---- ----.~~----~-----~~~~= lliG THIl WATER-- FOR HOW LOIIG'! , ery ooy's typbold tever bulletin f the B oa rd ot HenUb empba.lzea tb stereotyped warning. "BOIL THE WATERI" It Is tbe same old cry-prompted by tb o same o ld necessIty. The conditions ha ve not changed tor tho better In any sense since the typb old epIdemic at Smoke's Creek. nearly twenty months ago, to reed tbe Rtnte autbo rltl es to In- " tervene anll proclaim the Imm Inent danger-then just beyond the rea cb of the lornl authorllies. SIn,·. then, and for nearly the whole Intervening timp, the cIty has had ample leglslath'e authorIty t o protect Itselt. The State gave permission to spend the money needed. to begin and carr y torward Imp rovements. What hR. lleen done? Noli]ing but to spend $2000 or more tor a rellort tellIng us exactly what we knew before--In fact, to tabulate and theorize on the Information gathered by our own loca I Investlga tors. It Is safe to soy that a lorge part ot the people of Butfalo eKj)ected great things as the result of employment of Mr.' George W. Fuller of :\ew York to t r eat I tbe whole -water problem from an expert point of \"Iew. ~lr. Fuller dId put tbe Indorsement of an outsIde RuthorIty on the ascertaIned facts; then he shaped tbe conclusions trom those racts to fit tbe conclusions of hIs partne r. ~Ir. Hudolph HPrlng, 08 solemnly prononnced, and with as IltUe result. CASE OF Bi Charles Otis, a Sailor, Reported to Health Commissioner, and Went I nto Quarantine. Charles Ollll, So Ballor, walked Into Health Cqrn mls greene's ottlc. ye .. terda)' , 'J. the Comml utoner tn?" hebe asked ot Clerk Schneider. " No, bu t ma ybe I can do. 'Vha.t til It?" uked Schneider, "I got something the matt~r with me, 9.nd I've been told H.'s amaHpox." Two or three other clerks edged awa y, Sch neider had th(' man examinEd and round out he really had sm allpox , He WI\B questioned about where he camc from and said he waf! .u years old and came Into p '7 rl a r~w dRYS ago, H e boarded at tho }{om{'lItead on Lloy d streel, he !'laid. Las t night a couple or ph YSicians wero 9(>:1t to th e Hompslead, wi th a po liceman. to round up th e 10dge'TS at that place and Y8cctnate them flll, They encountered n o :ro ubl~, aM rnOH or the men In the lodglnChouse were willing to be Inoculated. ~ Otis Is at the Quarantine Hos pital. Another smallpox patient there Is Howard 'Vllllams, a sft t]or, 19 years old. T he8e ar 'the only ca BeI, _ " f I "even years ngo. -------- -- - .- ----------------._----------- ~ T~5th Y OUR I) lJ uUplonhtll, n Son o f He alth Commb"ioncr Greeue, ' \' ho I. i n 11111 Scco lld Year!8 "~ ork Times' COJ,"rcsPolld ent 1'I nd nt Princeton-He .. ActtDZ liS The Det outcome ot Tbe IIIK' th e Ye nr: • IN. Y, 'm ; --OCr7--';'--1904---- ----- VACCINATED LODGERS IN THE HOMESTEAD J..nst ul;:hl he SI"Dt fllll'gPOUS to tbe • Homestend. n Jod~lll~ bOUM' In L loyd Street. Thej Ync("jnntl'd 01'8 1'1;'0" nil ll1(' lodgprs. A pn l/ olmnn wns nil bond tf' 111'f'nUl ony troullie 0)" the (,R('npe ot IllW mlgel'8 from til,. hulhllog. ('hnrles nt1~ tlIH} H oward W nl1am~. who hoar/l('cl III th<' Irom('stend. I I I "ere tnkl'n rtown \\Ith ~mnllpox nnd were rewo\'"cd 10 the Qupnrnntln(' U OlII:nllnl I TRUCTIONS ON TUBER.CULOSIS Ten BO thou sa nd jn:~u~:t::~~!~g circuJar~, containing Information concern . Hable. to become I~~c1 how a person Is IJany of ected It In the com _ a consumptive b by Health l""'e' l ,a re elng sen t j' i o. slo i it?f'-c;.ri?cne to expect are especially warned IJubllc halls o:t~te ~po n Ooors of rOQme, .. source ot dang·e'r"there- It w ill become o o thers, I () ~ TO ~ACATE STREEI Fire Commissioners Say Railroad Company Is Obstructing South Division Street. \THE 'm f W~NT INTEAN·ATIOI~AL Be 1[11 ('ommlt-!',Iollpr Grt>f'oe Is lnklng prectltrtl'flns IO tJrl"mlt 111(' spl'f'Bd of SIllf\II-j , pox. r l I the office r! and directors of the !Society celebra.ted the event at th eir parlor. atter the regular Friday ni ght rehearsal. There werp. also p r esent & number ot passive members w ho had In mind the birthday ot the Orpheus. A very enjoyable im promp tu programme was presented. Mr. F, C . M . Lautz acted ns toas tmaster. Th e Incidents connected wi th the Institution or the socie ty, its early trials a nd t r l. umphs, and other pleasurable recol le ctions were recalled by Mr. William Lautz, ex-)layor Charles 1'. Bishop. Mr. Adolph _Finck and :Mr. Wtl!lam P . Leudeke, former presidents of the so- 'ciety. Nr. Charles F . 'Brlcka gpoke tor the!~!e&2bers ot the society a nd ~fr. G elder was one ot th e speakers. The membership ot the Orphe.us Is over 800 a nd the :funds are In such conditIon as to give s atlstac tIon to all concerned in the society's weJrare. Mr. Hennan Schorcht has been engaged tor a.no th er year as musical d irector. The entertainment committee presented t he :fo llowing programme for the co mlng season: Oct. 19 (WedneBda y) .-Open!nlf party a.nd hop. Ped ro, e uohre. .skat and dance. Orpheus va rIon. Nov. 16 (Wednesday).-Corn buskln« and pumpkin hoV. Conoer t H a ll. Dec. 6 (Monday).-Ffrst grand concert and ball, at Convention HaL1. De~. 81 (Satu rd~· ).-Fest1ye celebr..... tlon or "Sylvester Abe.nd." Jan. 7 (Saturday).-Ann ual chlldren'. ) Ia n)" Intcr cL'ltina:; Re J)o rta in Heter- cnee to th(!l 'Vork of th e DuUnl o Studenh Jlny De Expected Dor- m Buffel. OrphtU1. anniversary o f the Buttalo Orph u s, o ur well-known choral society, occur ed on Friday nJgh t the 7th Inst. Over a hundred active mem bers a nd know what we knew before and have CLAYTON W. GREENE ~ • I t ----- - --- _. 904 R yeor ond a half of study Is that we tbe threa tened typbold epIdemic wIth us at this moment. Practical people ore ask lng-·what Is to be done? And a ll the Board of lIealtb rRn soy is: Holl the water. But for how Ion ..;? Are we to boll the water oli tbe rest of our Datural IiHs-those of us who escape tbe Ilreaded tjjlhoirl? If the Healtb Boarll has any alternatl\"o pro!,rn mme-even for the dIstant [uture--It bas been kept a profound secret up to this Ume. .. ·--~ [ o_,--r- Commlssloner~ Fire notifipd thp comml!:;sloners' report. the Board of Aldprm€'n this at- I ComptrollE'1" Het'TwugPll not~.f\ed t h 8 ternoon that thp Inlernalion::ll Aldermt!'n lodny thnt $4.560 "Quid be Railway Companv hs!'; bepn continually Tf"quireJ to pay the city's proportion of blocka,lln S h- DI i 1 S b exds(' certlficiltes surrendered to Dcu gout "\' S on tTPe t, e- tob('r 1, 1904. t\reen Main and V\TRAhington streets f'orporatlon Cr)un~-f'l Feldman has and that this blockade has caused gh-en an opinion to the E'f'fect that thE dar,gel'ous delays to the fire apparatus mat tE'r of e n forcing the proylslons of on it::. way to t l r e s . ' thp tf'llpmflH house law relating to thE " 'Ve ",,'ould l'ecommt'nd that some ac- construction or fire esc-apes devolve! tJOIl be t::tkpil comppJlII':'S' the I nlerna- upon th e DeportmE'nt of Fire and not tlonal RAllway Company to U~ some upon the ~ DP1{' ft m esl or Departother street," Js the final portion ot ment of ubl1 c B, 'vor ball. 3 to 8 P. M . Orpheus parlors. Jan. 11 (Wednesday) .-Ca.rd party and ho'p . Euchre, ped ro, ~kat, music and dancing. Orpheus paTlors, Ja.n. 25 (Wednesda )~).-Important card tournament and mer ry-making. Skat. pedro, e u c hre, dancing a nd o ther things. Orpheus parlors . Feb. 13 (~fonday).-Secon d grand concert and 'ball, at Conv entIon Halt Feb. 27 (:\fonday).-Annual ca rnlva.l and maSQue ball, at Con vention Hall. March 16 (Wednesday).-<A battle or the tables. and a 6ance. Part I. Pedro, skat, euchre and reminisce nces of the' ball. Orpheus parlo rs . ~lar ch 29 (Wednesday) .-'Card party and hop. Part IT. Eu c hre, s kat. pedro. and some more dancing. Orp heus parlors. April 12 (Wedn~day).- F!n a l opportunity tor the booby to catch up. Skat. pedro. euchre and a. consolation dan ce. Orpheus parlors. April 20 (Thursday).-Thlrd grand concer t and ball, at Conventio n Hall. ~I ay 10 (Wednesday) .-A greeting to spri ng. nt Concert Hall. June 24 (8aturday).-An excursion to Cascade Park on the raging Ca ttara.u- g~S~IY 22 (Saturday).-Summer afternoon and evening ou ting. Sept. 2, 8 and 4 (Labor Day).-Annual autumn e x cu rsion. The entertainment com mittee Includes Stephen P. Bettinger, chairman ; Fred J-kl.I1~r. Harry H. St utzman. WillIam F. Kostlng, Rober t Gerlach. �1'7n rom L "t m animal. nre -usoeptlble to lids RECOVl'JRY_-Muny elise. ~Umptloll recovt-r, wherl1 propAr l - _ ~.() .19.0.4. __.__________ _ CAMPAIGN AGAINST WHITE SCOURGE I Fire Department Must EnCITY CH EMI ST REP ORTS PROS· force Law in Regard to Fire Escapes. PECT RES ERVOIR SUPPLY AS I MR. FELDMAN 'S VIEWS. \ City Chemist Reported Water in Prospeot Reservoir as in lin Unsatisfactory Condition. UNSATISFACTO RY - RECOM· MEN DS PU RIFY IN G. Health Somml 5s 'ener Gr('ene t ral~s. mllted a report of the C ity Cb em ,st !!=hawing t hat t he condition o C t h e wa t er In t he PrC'>spec't Reser\·oil' Is not t n a sa tisfactory condition. The e xamlna~ tlon was made on Septem ber 30th . Commi8sioner of Public ,,'orks 'Yonl Bo th the east a nd west basins are in similar stalt'. tlt,nsmitted to tbe bonrrl of nluonu"" 10- 1 a The report ~ho" 8. 'Yest Basin, bRew day the opin.iun of the corpol'ntiolol COUll'" teria. pel' cubic' centimeter , 320.: Eas.t el zhoen to the health coml1l1!ot:sio o er in Basin, bacteria. PE"l' cubic centimetel. rt!!"ard to firc-escape~ and t he l'!l forC'e- 440 . )1 f't hod s of purification are reco nlOlent of their usc under th~ TCI1l!D1cnt I Hou.e law_ The health C'Owm is.ioner wnnted to know whnt department of th e city should euforce the In w in r ega rd to fire escapes. The corrJOl"ntioll counsel m e nded_ F lnt Rat e To o 1.on T • The Unite<! Stat~s Rubber R eclaim- ing 'Yorks wants lh~ ("'ommon Co un cil to fix the waleI' rate for that firm at "1 am satisfied that under the umend· $200 per year. r"p to last }:ear lha} is ments of lIJO:i the duty of in'l'e~ting a nd the rate paid, but Commi~slor:cl' \\ ard npproTing fire-C!;CRl)CS now existinq u puu of t h e Depal'tment o[ PubliC \\ orks has tenement houses, nnd of enfo rcin g the ad\'i~f'd Ihe rompany to ha' ·e the provisions of the law relating to t he enDCQuncli approv(' the rate before he ae· cepts th l? amount in the f utur€'. tiu'uction nnd alterations of fi re-escapes upon tenement ho uses, deT'oly~~ llpon t he In t e rfere ,Vlth F h'c .A l lpnrn t u. , depnrhnent of fi r e, llnd liot li POU t he Fire Comlms~iol~5 Simo n SeibE"r t, health department or the u epartmEnt of Wlllinm Person and RusWIl H. Potter public works, o r nn~' bureau IJlt" r cl)f. "' ~ent a communieation to tlle board comThe trustees of Cnlvary P r esby ter ian plaining of the InternaLiLJnal Rall way cllUrch on Delaware .,venlle fee l I b. t Company. The communIcation state"d the property in front of the ~ hurch , uould that South Dlvision Rtreet, bet WP€'11 be lighted by the city_ T he only light :\1 a ln and \Yashtnli;ton Srrets wa~ blocktll(>re Is one between the s ide walk and ed con t Inually. thus nf'('e~~itat ing thE" the building, which is pnj.j fo r by the use of pither Swan and North Did~ion Streets in answerIng alarms WEft of trustees. A.. communication o n t he sub:\Iain StrE"Ft. In this manner mu.c h ject sent to CoL " 'ar d wa R t m nsmi tted ,-aluable time Is lost. The complatn t to the a ldermen and r ef erred bv them to was refE'rred. the lamp committee. . Corporation Counsel Feldman !'ub~ The U. S. Rubber R eclaiming " 'orks mitted hi~ opinion that h e enforc~ment wants to ns e nil t he water it r eq u ir es of the Ten ement house law, relatl\'e for $300 per yen r. That is the r nte paid to fir~ !':C'apes, d('l\' o lvE"~ upo n th e Fire up to this year, when Go L " 'aru ad vised Department a nd not upon Hea lth o r the company that he would not Ic," ger D epar tment of Publl o Works_ Th e Pl")ard of TruHees of thp Ca\,al ry accept that rute ns the com pany is l1 ~i ng Ch ur . J in Delaware Aven ue oetPioned a T"ast Dmount of water, A cumm llni ca ~ t h e Board to install a light in front of tion on the subject from CoL 'Ya rd wa s t.,p,.cohurch. It was re ff'l'l'erl. referred to the wat er committee. (.lit,' Chemist lIill reporte,1 that th e "·ater ill the big PrOH!,e~t reserYllir 'O m OR Unot in ~n tisfactor y co ml itiou .·· T he ("it]" bacteriologist r ~ p0rte(1 tlle wntE"r in I'normal condition [or this time o f ·;E'Hr , liethods of pu rifying nre Teco1l\menj~tl." Com rtrtl1j('lr fl e:- r wngcn requested that a w;lrrnnl IJ('n l'awn in his fn,or f o r $4,560 with wh ich to pay Buffalo's propor tion o ( eXt·i!ie ('e rtifirates s u rr endered to R~tion last N ight in Octo},er l't. 1D04 . The fire (.'ommis~ioner8 submitted n. Honor of a popular Pastor. rommuni c.ltif'1l rnllin~ nttention to t he contin\1ou~ hlockading by the I nternn~ In accorelan ce wit h th e c u stom of tbe t ionn! Had",,,v Comllnny of South Divi- Methodist Church to give a reception fO s ion SIreN !'~twcen ::'t rain and ' V n8hing- a. r eappointed pastor as we ll as to a new of P l:\')l1outh t Oll slrl!et .... tH.'cc~8itntillg t he fire ap par - one, the congregation atus to u~e C: ltller Swan o r Xortb. D iv i. Met h odjst _ plscopnl Church held a ref'iOll st r(·~ts ill responding to a larm s of c eption last evening in honor o f the tire WQQ.t o f :\la in 8treet, ther eby caU8~ R ever end William C_ Wllbor, D . D .. P h_ ing (lcley and 10"' of vnlunb le time. D ., at the beginning of his new term. Mr, and J.~lrs. Wilbor received in t h e Th~ c"'ommi"5siollt'rs recommend tha t some OC'tiO ll lie tnk~n co mpelling th e par sonage, a ssisted by M r _ and Mrs_ F_ JUs H n IJtternati.lOni Hnilway Company to use L , C h urchill, D r ppd NIt? Gr,ene and M r, and l\1:rs. C, C. Slaght, so me o tllC'r f' tl'eet. Commissioner of Public ' ,orks Ward La er there was a prograrnnle or music recommended that he be dir ected to a nd addresses in the chu rch building. co ntract with the Pittsburg •'teel Con. Dr, Greene mad e t he ad dress of we lAtruction Company fit its bid of $117,700 come, t o which M,·_ ""Ilbor repliecl for fi)r constructing t he 8u perstructn r e of h i mself and )\lrs. "\ViIbol'. An address the Ohio s treet IIn"olile hrld;:-e. over Buf- w as a lso made by Bishop Berry. There falo river, t his ('f)l1l llany heing the lo~'~ w ere 3elections by the orchestra, violin solo hy L . W_ Aldrich and a basso so lo CNt reHPolHdbl c biddE"r, The a ld ermen uc1 0llted a resol u tion in by Professor S. R. Rncklyeft. Refreshments we re served In th e Sun fnyor of _a hond i"s ue of $22,000 fo r t he cunstruct,on of thc !ir~ pipe line in Pear l day sch ool rOoms by t ile Ladle.' Aiel SOCiety or the c hurch. The committee Btreet. of. arr a ngements ro r thf\ re ception ('onslsted or C. E_ B rlnkworth, 'Walter Turner and George F_ Hatt. t:tnys: I r mont Is bt-gun In the pa rh Is gE"ncrally cura ble If re-lo 8~agel" PI'Opt'rly cal'ed for , \rly 'l'~e fzed IInblp rE"lllE"dlps ar(' f resh a ir only re· n nd nutritious rOOd. ' Sunlight DHU~F'ECTION._Too IO U J cannot b(' laid upon this sUb~ i t streJils Althdo Ugh p t'imarlly of Impo rtan~e to th a t tPI! a n ~l and those who rna' e conto('t with tUberr u10us Derscinsco n;~ In et ,It also has mu c h to do with the ~, welfarE> by prpve nUng a utO -J~~ ("lIt s ('on stnnt dis infec tion s hould be p rn~U~~a' Af' th e Sp utum o f co nsumptives .... . the tubercle bacllll. n Il e t'tor.ts ~hcg~l~alrs concen trnted towards I'endel:fng tt~ s p~tllm har·ml ('ss. Ie No conslI.mptf\'e shOUld (J xpectorate ULan f1?olrs Of room~, pUblJc halls. ca rs, s fJe ~fl ks o r any other place where Ihe Sput' . Yo III beco me a RO llrc€' o t d~ nger A • ~1. buc llU Cfin be ('on troll ed \vh lle i;urr~u~ll\': " d by moistu re, cuspi doJ's ~ houJd nen'l' ntain Rawdust or sand , bu t instead a I ('o li bera l amount Of. wnt er. and when used b:. pnt1 (~ n t s , 0 1' In public places, til " ff' ~ hould be added a s mall a muunt of cnrbolle acid (th l'ee t(1a ~poonfu IR to a. glo~ I of waleI' Is a 5 pel' cent. curLolic BoluU n) or corrosh'e subll mnl p (one ta blet t~' n pln t of wa tel' J~ a l-lOW co rrosi\'e s ubH:n ~ Ute- solution). The conte nts ot thpse CU CO! . pldors should be emptied into tJl(> walf-'t.loset at least dall:r. A tubercular P,\: th.>n t should expectoratp into n c up rna Ie for thnt purpose, contain ing a dlslnrt'~t_ Ing solution. Japan ese napkins may nlr;o ti I Local Factories and WorkI shops to Be Flooded With Information Re- I garding the Care of Consumptive Patients. HEAL TH DEPARTMENT IS FIGHTING THE DISEASE Comparative Death Ratf!S, 1903. C O NSU :\IPTIO N, 47 .1. c- ANC I~ H. 271. 1---- 'I' ~ PH 0 ro-cFEt'rER, 133. DIPH 'J'II E IU A, HI. WHOOl' lN G C O UG H , G2 . SC_'RL ET FE \' E R , 26, - Sll.U_LPO X , 4. The Buffalo Department of Health has begun n campaign ngalnst what COPlmlssioner Walte r D. Green€', M, D., t erms "the g reat w hite sCQ urge, co ns umptIon," a nd Is sending o ut t housUI.ds o f c irc ulars 'w ith th~ hope and eXllec tation of ge tting the m ci r c ulated tl.TI,ugh the modl um9hlp of the labor organizatIons and the "vorkel's in th E many facto ries In B uffaloDr. Green;; requ es ts th e p ublication of the following fncts rega rding con sumptIon, its care and treatm en t and prfo\,{ n tive measures: The object of thts c lrculnr is to co n ~ clsely convey a f ew ot the mos t important fac ts r egarding pulmonul'y tuber· culosis, otherwise known as consump ~ tlon. C-ONSVl\1PTION. -Thls almost u nlver- sa.l dlsea.se- lR a lso known as Tuberculosi s, Phthis is, Phthisis Pulmonal1~. Tubercular Consump tion, Pu lmonary Consumption, Decllne. 'Vustlng DI!'lease. Although UHun lly rega rd ed UR n d isease of thE" lungs . yet It ma y attac k an S" o rgan or tissue of the bOdy. 'Ve, therp fol't!', mee t It In many ot h er forms, th e mol:tt ('0111rno n of which nre li:nown ns Scrot'uht. 'Vhite Swelling, Lupus, Tube-rculal' Me-nlngltls, Tabes l\1esentcrica and Marasmus. NOTIFICA'r lON,-Physlcin. n s a r e rpqulred b:r la w to t'eport to the H ealth Depn.rtmf'nt all caSeS ot tube r c ulo s is coming to their notice. immedi ately upo n dlscoye r}". The object of such 1'1;>port, aside from statistical purposes, is to a dopt measures which wil l rt"stdct the sp read of the d iseasE" nnd l eRsen th e dange r of Its existencE'. 'I'hest' pamphlets will be s€.'nt to tht' ratiE- nt, Or those hax lng cnarge o( the be us('(] at home o r on the s tr{'et, :1 nd h~l\'P I he ad·van luge of ch(-'ap ll(,s~ :lfld effi el,..n y th r(;ugh b eing ('n~ ily <.l lsposf>d of by bu rning. A napkin s hould ne\'e-r b~ used for mOre tnan one l)l) lttlng. Beddllig whi ch may beco m e s oiled by tubercu l Crll~ Slmtu should be thorough ly bolle-d :o n I p aCt'd In n d is infecting solution. Ol'- i' sf\T\'ntiO Il has p l'oven that rOom~ long 1 1l~ ' habft('d by consl1 mpth'(>s have beco;nf' pf:' rm ant" ntly infected , a nd ha\,(' tl'QilSw mit ted thE" di seR5;e to future OCCUPUl'ts It thpTfl-fo re becomes nt"cessa r y to nOt o nl~ di!i;infpct such rooms, but to thorOtlghly reno\'ate them by red ecora ting or palnt~ Ing_ In thE' d islnfe('tion of roo m~ formt"rly occupied by cons umpth'es the follOWing fS". re-('ommt'nded : The- carpet. mattress, hangi ngs, etc ~ h ou Jll be burned. ' " A ll linen , and o ther b Nldlng should bl" soake-d in n 1-1000 aqueou!': solution of th(> bIC'h loJ'ide of me rcury, A. fter which thl~y t: hould be thoroughly laundried . Close the room to b('l treated as nearly a ir tight as possible, by plugging the> windows, cracks etc., with cotton b atting. Bu rn one cal' : dIe made of Para-tormaldehyde, ·which ca n be obtained of a druggist, for ea,' l1 300 cubic f e('lt of ni r space a nd allo w the room to remn ln closed for a t leas t tw -:lvt:h ours. After tho rough a. Irlng, wash n il woodwo rk. Hoors, wn lls, ~ t C., w ith a 1~]V10 f I I sqUE.'OU~ solu tion of hic hlor-lde o( rne r CUIV Th p Depnl'tment ot' H ealth i s now pre ~ pnred to thO l'oughly d isinfec t rooms 1'l'l-'e of charge. B~rore the roo m 11'; occ upi ed a dw · ll ~ lng. the walls !=:hould be red eco rated an ti as I th c woodwork I' t"!)ainted . .V LO. n ----------o-er --1 -i904----~-- -- -- ~ .. ---- - - - -- -- --- - -- -~- - --_.--- - - ~ --~- {~JNEMENT :!f<1tT~ r OWNERS SUED. - --- .I\r.tions Brought by the City in M'l - . nicipal Court to Recover Penalties. Rummons nod complaint 'I e r e iSliu~d . fb i . I tillS n tcrnOOIl y t lC co rpor nuon coUltfole in tcn Hctions hl'Ollght to recove r thc penalty itupof'ed by the tenement house I oct fo r fnilure to obey the In \Y. rl'he J)hysl('ian, ('o1l1pln ints nre n il l,llude r eturnnblc in ]"ATAL ITY.-Consumptlon IR lh e municipa l co u r t ne-xt T nesdny. Th e most fatal disease l<llown to ch-Ilizo..- omount of mone_, sougbt to be r ccov e~ed tlon. In N('w Yor k Stale during thE" yeal's 1894 to '99 the i\\' t> rage annual in ench action is $50. dt>aths from thl~ dlsens(l w(~ re 109 In All the defendants nrc c hn r ged with C'l1.ch ]'000 deaths. In 1899 thf' aggt't"~ mnintaininl! te n ement houRe:;o in n con~ gatt" deaths In New YOI'k Rtll.t<· from Small Pox, 1'ypho id Fever, Scnrlet tlitioll co ntrary to the chnrtrr , the ordi Fp\'E"r. Diphtheria, Croup, Mcn~IE"M find nnllces nud the tenement hom~e act a nd ,"Vhooplng Cough w ere Q,7 3, while the in a co nllilion unfit for human habita tion. deaths IIen1th 'ommissio ner G reene i:-;sued 0 1'13 .• 12. f rom Consumption alone w(~re AccordIng to thE' most r e- lIablE' <l ata ders lthn ins n defendants recently th pr(' urE> nbout 2,000 cases oC tu bf'rcu- requil'illg t hem to show CRnse why thrr lo~l s In this city, but owing to thE' slow . '1'1 pro gl"l~ss of this dlsP3.se It attracts h's~ f' houl ll llot vacate the p rem l~e:i . Ie.\' at ttmtion and Inspires It!'sR f rn r than failed to a ppear or ,ltcale the te nements, most Otht- 1' communIcable dlseas('s nnd hence t he aclio llR. 'l 'he (l e felldnntR whi ch within usuallya brlpf r es ult period, In l'ecovel'Y 0 1' n,,(1 t ile locot,'on of tbeir tenement hOUSPH I death CAU SE AND NATt:RE,-Consumptlo n fi rc as follows: Is n dlRea:ie of the lungs ta.ken fr'om Ida Leppert and Pac1wilZ"a Lepper t , ~!) o th er~. II Is caused by v ry ll"'1inute I I 1 I OrgnniHtn8 or germs, which usually P Il- J\[illl'l s treet; linttie .eppert nue • illtel' th e body with the all' we hrcn tht-', w ign L£'ppert. 70 :'.IiIIs str{'et; Lou is HUc1 pnrtleularly dusty all'. Th€.' mattel' spit R osc Goldstein. 72-74 C unnI s treet; Ca tho r coughed up by consumptives COIl• J' 1 ,'{"T n " t 1 tnins the~(' germ~. TI11s ma tt el' spit (' rinc ',nr!4ter, ; rec l . " tlrs Cl' ntH upon thE'" flo o r or ~ldewnJk Is apt to )lic hn e- l Otl1In relli, Or. " ' ashingtou s treet; <1n', and becoming powdel'(ld. Hout Josr( ' Yobsnsli:i a nd :\l r8, A. 'Yohyn~ki. away In thE" all' as dURL 'J'hl,; dust . T "I" I . ('ontalns th(\ gl~rm8. A WE"1l Pf'l'son ('un 1DO Coit Ht reE:'t: .. ~nnstn1.In \. rlnno w lCz, ('atch tlw dhH~aS(' only by t ak Ing In lUl:3 B l'Oadway: ...~ ntonini ~('h\lllkp, 10. 0 Homp wny thes(-> ge rm s coughpd up Ly Bronc1wnr : .Toc::.eph .\Jc)la hl)l1. H) l ]~lk Ut(· consumptivE". Hf • 101'0 G t'Otlsutl'lptlon is an a ('qui rpd. not n strp('t, nnd Jo hn \ l emert, .) e lle~ee h(·l·t'(lIta.ry, dlseasr. ,\Thnt a child dof;'~. street" Inlu·rlt Is not (he ~et:'d, but th l' "goood I gTOUlhl" In which l.hf' ~(>E"ll will grow rt~n<.lll)-. '1'hls lEi know n as "hel'('dltary tPllI.J.('I"'ICY to consumption," anU. special ('art" shou!d be tn k en to protpct stich pt'l"RQnS from posslb l p InfeC' tJon. Colll!'l, Jnl t'mpPJ''-1l'1C'f-', o vercrowdhlg In Ih'ing :l.p!.H tmt'llts. <lam pne-ss, stnl(' all', l :1.d< of nourishing foo d. In short, whntt'vl.'r JOWl'r:; hpal t h prod U('NI n. terH.h~ ncy to c on fiumpUun, (' ntlrely apart from l1('r(' dlt y. ThE" cnusl:~ of 11Irec-:.f on Is the patient. I In doubtful cnses the Health Drpal·t nwnt will assil'it 10 mil.Klng a ulagnosis provldln,g the sputum Is J:;llnt In th e sputum outflt fUrnished by the Depa l'tme-nt. Such €'xamlnatlon will be madE-' t )'e(l oC charge and result 1l1n.ll~cl to the U H :\(.'lllus, a. minute gf;'l'm, witho ut wh ich thE're Ciln b p no ConfiUJ1l "Otiotl. Th is gt:'rm ma)' find !l(·CI..'~S to lh(' body th rough. the mouth and (:11h~I' tlh~ lungs or alimentary cnnnl, (It' throul!"h w o unds or Elores. Th£' Ino",' fr~qu (·n t sou rce Is the drff'd sputum of cOl1~umptl vr', from w hich the tubt'role- bnci llus ha~ bef>-n lI1J~ rntE' ..1 and In hulf'd Or sw n.llowcd, Or !l'om t1.lbpl"cular m ille or tlps h, as Jno~ t domestlcat 4'<1 'fub prclc �171 " r 18 1904 "'" SEPTEMBER '~4 Heal th Comm ission er Gree ne Issu e~ a Valuab le Circu lar t o t he Public. THAN c qmp)ISil ner Walter D. H eall\as prepared for gene ral dls- to the pre' e Tb Heallh Commlssionconsumption. e I h had 10000 oC these circ ulars pr ru.~ :~d intends to see that they are dls"ibuled i n a thorough manner t hrough ~ ~05e sect ions ot the city wh ere t he ease I~ most prevalent. The C harity will help in the t h The circular gives a n idea 0 t e 8vages ot consumption in proporllon ~o other dlE'eases and states cons umpti on Is an acquired, not an hereditary dl ease. Some ot the valuable advice gl~'en In the circular follows ; Uves should be ~m ooth 1~~~ MORE MEN THAN WOMEN USED THEM shaven. B;Or~S~~J moustache are easUy Infected a nd The report just Issued by H~ Greene place the total Idom tborousbly disInfected 6e l' localities much frequented by tbe pub 11 A Lespecln.llr rooms In ""bleh many Ind~ldualt; congregate. such as schools, ~Oclet~ room!'; churcbes. reiLaU ra.nu. bote Is, orphan a eo, - 'asylums. con"eotl;, libraries. hOSpital:,. dTpen"'anes stores. barrack~, ~lreet and ratlcabs, !"bould be frequeotly cle::m<led a nd dlsinrel'ted !\os -many book~ trom pu blic libraries i re haodled br tulK'r r uloU~ people. tbere sheuld be .1 regu)u systematic disInfection or all C ~ner n umber o f deaths tor t he month ..l! September at 503, f:lhowing a n Inc over the sa me mont h l a~t year or Special a ttenllon baa been given t o the Inspection o f tenement houses, t he total n umber In~ p cc ted being 376. Or these t h e condltlons we re lmpro"ed In SUlc: ~~sek.s·Of dE'atb from consum ptIon. the 71 case.:or:. Objectio nable conditions c10t blng and beddIng of the patient. a~ we ll aba ted n umbered 18. " 'hlle those comas tbe carpet In tbe sick room. shou ld be pl rlng when the report was is sued burned. Du ring the U1ness a 1 to 1000 aqueOU! solution ot bichloride of mercury, or numbered ~ 3. FI\'e per~on s were fined a 50 per cent. so lution oC carbolic acid nre the and paid cos ts In co urt. The a mount best dl~lutectaDts. Dt~beli. knln'l. forb, f:.poons, e tc., s hould ot the fines a nd cos te imposed being be thoroughly wasbed In boiling water. PREVE);TIVE MEASURES 4 $13.60. The n umber o f mllk dea lers' certificates whJch we re Issued was 11. No con~umfltlve motber sbould give nurse. Consumpth'eg Ib ould ne'·er marry. The amount ot fees collected for milk ~ ever s leep with a consumptive. dea lers' certlficates was S33.OO, while Consumptives should nOl kiM or be kissed. In en~ry case of cbronie cou gbt and e xpect he a mount of tees coth:c ted for CO\t. toratlon. bsye tbe sputum (''(.mlned. permits was $5.00 an d the a mount of Do not use a public dMnklng c up until you fees collec ted tor sa lp. stable ptrmlts hans tborougbly rinsed it . ,..!). CaD .wd I ,,'as Al"oid t09.-el" thal bave been u~d by olbers or towel8 used by co n~ ;. $25.00, Th e amo unt o f tees collected tor transcripts o f bi rths, m a rriagE'S a nd den ths WC\~ S30.40. The bath ho u~es were w ell pa tronized . The baths taken In free public ba th house No.1 were: ,M en, 5,016; women. 4 ~~nip~,!~~ place~, The linen ot tuberculous persons mUlt be disinfected or boiled before being brought in . contact with the linen of otbers. , Any tamily bavlng a tuberculous member sbould u~e extra precautions wbe re ... er in ~ . tectlon maT take place, ettpectally through disbes. clothing or careleSSne!.l9 In expectoratIng. JUld should regularly (')eanse and dlsln~ rect the room of s uch patient. Ladles' walking Fkirls ~houl d be ~o sbort as not to toucb the ground by several lncbes. Trailing £ltJrtl sUr up tbe germt; preFent In I ~37: c hildren. 1;2:! At free public ba th house No.2 : :\Ien 5.052, women, 711 ; c hildren, 6,627, making a total ot 18.871. 1 ... the dust A..c:; one death in f:t ... c ry te.n I~ caused by con ~ sumptioD, It Is plnl n ly tmpo~~l ble to be too strict with preventiv(' mensu ref'i W ......LTER D. GREE XE, Health Commlf:sloDcr. ._--.- ---EVF.f-fi.{)'-f;' - • MEN WHO REPAIRED (~TENE M ENTS WILL ESCAPE PUN ISHMENT. r District Attorney Coatsworth Calls for List of Owners W ho H ave Complied W ith L aw. I!lJff ALO HAS 2,000 I CONSUMPTIVES r An in teresting circular on CO!lsump· tion a nd h ow to prevent It Is being sent out by t h e De[Ulrlment of Hpalth to the poorer classes of people. A bout 10.000 or them are being distributed. I .. They contain a lot of valuable Information. The circular shows that the dea t hs f rom c on~umptlon last year we re 471 In Buffalo. For co mparison, the circu lar !!hows that the deaths last year from concer were :nl; from diphth eria, 111: from lyph0W- fever, 133; from w h ooping co ugh, 52; from scarlet (eyer 26. and from smclll~ pox, 4. Th us Is the scourge of con~ sump t lon s hown. It is the mO!:lt tatal disease kn ow n to ciylltza t lon, Eays the Circul a r . T he circular says: " According to the mo~t reliable data there are about 2,000 ca ses ot tuberculosis (consumption) in thi s city but owing the ~10" prog. ress ot [h is dlsea~ It attracts less ..atten ti on and Inspire~ Ip~ (eal- than mos t oth er communlcablP diseases whi ch u s u al1:r result In reco"ery or de-a th withi n a brief period." The ci rc u lar says that many c ases o( con s umption recover, w h ere proper treat.ment Is begun in the early stage~. I Persons sutter lng from consumption arE' \yarned not to sp it upon the floor In any place where It is like ly to bet'o m~ n SOUrce of d3n~er . Spit t ing o n the floors ot Mrf'et ("ars and upo n sidewalks Is dangt'rou~. I I District Attorne)' Coats"WoJ"lth has asked Health Commission r Greene to Im;pect the tenements owned by men w ho were indicted last s pring for violating the tenement h ouse law. "I understa.nd most ot t he men in~ dlcted at o n ce brought their propertle~ within tbe requirements ot the la.w," s aid ~Ir. Conts worth today. " When the Health CommiF:sioner lets me know tbe reSUlt ot h is in--"'pectio n I wil l move to dismiss the Indi ctments agai nst "those who have met the la w's demands. I do n't propose to prosecute men who have ha d to pay a bout $1000 to put t hei r buHdlngs In s hape. even It we did ha.\'e to use a club to make them d o so." Health Co mmls!lloner Greene says: Inspectors will havE' their repo~!:!' ready In a da:r 0 1' two. Then thel' \\''111 be submitted to the District Attorney for him to take s uch action a s he deems a dvisable," "~ly --~--- of the couocilmen re<IUe~tiD~ the proper :11Ithorities to ccrtlh- to n. bond bSlle of ~:-tnoo to pny elc(:tion o1ticer!'; nod OIlE' of ,, 22,000 for the Penrl ~lr('e t l1ipe c )t(,llsinn, omI loy-in,,::: 0 0 the table tempnrnrily the iJfoposed bond h.:'\uc of .,3;)1000 (or repn,~ing- s treets. The tx.ard 8flnph'd the report of the C'i:1itn!:l t',)mmitt('(, nllu wiu,i: Attorm'y ,\ illiam K .fuek ... on !!,l,()U() for hi,. Ht.~r· "t"i('(':i in I]efp-Tlclilll! the su it brou~ht bl' .Alfrl"d I :yth a~tlin~t the cIty for extra cl.lwJ1en~nti()lI in thp matter of bl1i1din~ the- )filito r) TC lad ~('we r. Yr. Jackson r(,'ldercd n h ill for $1.500. .\. r c~o l Ulio u allow- iu!: the r . S . Unbbpr Re ('lnimiD~ Compa ny to UR(l nil thl1 wa t e r it uC'cci!'li at n fi:tf'd late of ~OO n y ea r It was Awarded in Spite of a Protest from Ald. Martin. OHIO Health Com'r. Greene) Report Shows Headwlfy Made on the Tenement Question- Public Baths Well Patronized. G:~e~~on a vsluable circular relating tn u . nt lon of and treatment ot dtsLrlbu Llon. - MORif DI[OuRI~ TO PREVENT "ING CONSUMPTION. ~1:ganlz8'tIOn Society -,"" BASI~ NUI SANCE. Health Commiss;oller Greene was Di rected to Make a Report on Its Sanitat') Condition. Alrl('rmt'n )Inrtin~ Pi('rt"e Rod :~IUll~ll' hofl' 'roted against a resolution to a ward thl" con tract f{)r dredging' u porti'),1 of t lw Buffnlo rivf'r near E\'nns sli p to t he Lnl:p Erie Dred,l!in,: Company at its hi,1 o f ~(I,5( ·O. Thp al,II'rmn n from the 21).l h WIUO fleclarcd thnL the work Wtli lID nr·teE~n ry. thnt the rh'er was plenty acep E'lull',crh for bORtR at tId" pOint nod tha t if nn~' work 1\(>(>(1<.1 .0 h(' uOlle it shu' lid h;.\"( licen doni' 1111(1,"r the rt"ce-nt .1ppMpli:lIion of $1011,000 for thL" kind fi t "';tS ~\. I adopted. resolution. from Ald. :Marrin dh'ec'tinc- the- police to enfnrc(' tbe motnr -vehide ln w Rl:nillst scorching was adoptcti withuut u('bnte. Buffa lo ..-\.(>rie 4G. Frat~rDn l OrdeT l l t Eagl('~, in'rited the aldermen to Rttellfl Il ~mok('r tt) he heM ill City Cou'rentil1n Hnll rrhur>;.da y ~ \"(~ltimt'. TIIC' in'rit;ltitlll informed thE' n Idl?rmen that " ::;omp t lllll ~ wOllltl he doing pvery mionte." "f·be illy ttlltion was n(~('ept('d with Cthcri t.~. . .t~ J}C't ition from the ' irk!') P h t (' H ;111rnnrl Compa ny t o la~ two tt'r!t'k ... , I Cl'W'to; Pl'(,llntt " tre<>t to t:'Cl nnN't w it h n n ~w \\'nrl~hol1se nnd eleyntor of the nu st ~l EI ... ,·atnr & :Uillin,r rornpnn~· WU:) l'f'ferr t"'- d to tht' cOnimitt('E' on ~treets . " O l}\, l 0I1IJ1li:-> ·,dtlD ~r of Publi c:- ,,'ork!'; "'Hrd (':\plnill{'t1 why thi!>; work ~luHlld be dlllte. III snirl that the r . S. ~oyerlllneDt n .. - J sl'uH."tl to tlrf"'flc:t' it porti.lll of tbe La roo:III·,; tltt' C'ilY lind appropriateu "1001',(10 tl dll thr r"~t. Hut just how f:lr up w e I.,,'·hol tIll"' ;n \'prnIlH'IIT intended to drl~d:!:e , \\ a~ 1'01 known until r\'t'entlr. It \vQu',i 11tH (' 11('('11 fo()1j:.:h, h(' said, 'fol' lhe dO", t ... I Ii Ye I.!"CIUf' n ht.~ad :lutl dnne w,lrk lD tl qlf portion ot Ihe hnrhor which midlt ba\'e b('(Il~ dtillf' hy thE' ~O\·(·rllUlent. ~o I ",t' . . . 100,1.(1(1(1 wn~ ,.;pt>nt in thnt Pll~ t (' f j t lH' ioIl l'lIor ",hpr(' it \\'n~ ('ertain thE' <il y. ""Jlll,: h:n-e tn make thl?' imprn ot.'IIItl'TH.1 '1'1 ,; . . I,' CI n u~an1!lllnr I)iecp of tht"' lu rh'lt, " I :(). il i:-; IIt1 W fuund mu~t be imVH I\'~ 1 1,. till' t'it~-, :tlld the estimn tN} cos t 13 ~I .... '11) ThE' llr('~l'nt dl'pth in thi..; {,or· li r.n .;,[ tlif> hal'illlr i:-; l,uly 1 7 fee t "luJ It I IIP;.:lit to he dre. lgrd ont tn a depth of 2:: fE'ft to Wilke a uui(orm uellth 1D dIe Il:trlll r. I .\IIt. KeIHI£'dy said dmt H"s~e ls were (.'on-.;tnntly Iwin~ n.cronnd at tld..:t 11.\jnt, 1 nnd ve<'!oiels dr3Wiu1! 18 nud 19 feet of w:tlPr eould not be e.:qleC' tE'd to go oyer I :ork old~- r-: ["pt b.-low the su rface, . \ld. 8\lIh \"nn culled ntumtio n to the fitct thllt the t'hamitpr of Comme(c~ land hpf'n n rcillg" tht.' ilTlll ro"cment since lil~ t !'lpring. I .\Id. )fnrtin moyen that tlle r£'~oIutil)n I he rcf£'rrp·I l'fH'k to the committee on ! whnrn's nnd hn rbors, It wns 'roted down. 17 til ;). lint.! then the r('sohltion WI\~ ndullt r·d Ii,r thp o;;:lUle yute l'e¥';!f:-;Ptl. .\1<1. ~ Hlli'·Hn llrps('nt<~( l a r~snlll tFm directlll;.!" the henlth c()Iumjs:-:ioner le) e~- 1 fl min(' th " Obio hnsill ~llhl rep0l't llpon . it .. \.'ontlitiuu. its (ffel't on lb€." pul" Uc I ht'nlth and to Ul8ke ~u~;!e~tion~ ;1:; tl, '\~hl1t cnn he !It!ll~ to r emptiy the '""itlln- t Ilon. In e\pInllllug the re:)olutioTl tlta ' uhltH'Ilt:ln .. aitl: "The Ohio h n:-;in i ... wor .. e thnn the 1Tnmhlll'!! ~'1\ 1l:11 ('H'l' Wtl~. It is nn O l)('U !-if' WI'l', (.'(}JhlnlHl~ ('nd;lll ::(,lin~ the hf"llith o r t ht: peop le liyin(! dowu tl l('re. "f'here hn~ bp e-Il 11111('11 :;il~knE''''''' I1l1tl mnn~· de.nhs tr~H'('d dirt'''t Ir 0 1' imli l'(,"'c th· to tJlis ~O l1l'('e . T he- stat .... ha~ fu ll jllri~ dif· .. ioll !1 " (' 1" ti!i!o;. h,\ ... ill. hut the cit,· hcnlr!1 dr)laftl11rut hu:-; the ri::h t to ~t~e thut lhe public henlth i ... ullt 111('11,1('(,"'\) hy ir. nud it" ("nu l"~Jlnl' t wh.lt tlu2ht to he~ dOlll\ to :,h11t·· thl.... nlli~nll~'e ," Th,' r\.'~ llmioll WitS tlliolltt!'ti ullani~ n1Un . . l ~ . .\ Ilr.'I" ... t ngJin:-;t clo ... in;:- up tt port ion 'If ) lnrle~' illu('L\ wa!>; mat ie b y t wo llrnp('I'ty O\\nf'l'S \lU thf' ~[r~t:>t. The IntE.'-rnA.finn:\! n;dlw:),)' ('t llllllulI~- iJas htlu!!hl the I. ill1 at.lluin:: ou the IHH'linu Ilf the 8t 1'1','1 llull it i~ Pl'ul'os('ll tu clos('. OIH' nf llle )ll'oi{'slilll! tll '\"):l~'('I'S .;:;tid th ,lt tlie pNitioJl fo r the l'lo!o;ing of the ~t r ('e-t WIlUJ.i nnt h:ne hat"l n uJ:tjorlty of l'Ii.£rnprs if those who Wl' re Jllth.l Il'\llll':r hy Ila' rnilwllY ('ompnnr for ::,ifruiutr it lm I I \\'l"n' elitllinu tt.'tl. Th()mn~ Pl'llnt'~· . ~IH"akillg' fnr the r.dl· Wlt~· (:IIIU llnn)·. sai!) thftt ()llit o( the m(>n tlllpm'l'U to tlte pet ition wn~ t1i!i~ runtlcd hco('an ... r> the J'lIilway (.'nlll pany diu uot s,'p til to Jln:.· tht' pril't, d('mnuded elf i t b~- him, Iip ~I\ III U18t the portion of the street thnt it wn!o; prtlpo~ell t~l dis(·on· tillnc Wll~ n cui ,,1(' S~l.l' or h liud nlle~', UTH1 thnt nj) Itnrm ('ou1l1 COIllP from f~nc· inl:" off this porti.lO of t h(' s treet, .\ld. Lnnd~heft ~ p.)ke flF!"ainst the petition, Imt the rpp()I't C" l'ilntintr it was adopted by n n almost 1.1Ilnnimoll~ ,"ote. '.rhe a lder men ('onrnrrl'd in the Rction . C ~- ----~--~-- .. - ~-----. v4 ---. SCHOOL ~CHILORfN WILL HAVf TO 8f VACCINATfO. Now Court of Appeals Has So Decided Health Commissi oner Greene Will En force the Law, No w t hat the Cou rt ot Appeals has a ffirmed the righ t of the ed u cational authorities to exclude tro m the publlc 6chools pupils "ho r etused to be vac ... cinated, those who decltne to submit to ·'t he operation In Buffalo th is year wnl find themselves denied the use of the schools ThIS was announced b y Health Com~ missioner G ~e t his mo r ning after he had gone o"~r t.he decIsion handed down b y the Court ot A p p ea ls this week In t he ca!:le of a child a tt ending the {Jubllc schools in Ne w Y o rk City who had decllnp.d to be vaCC inat ed, and "hose parents had later b r ought sui t "hen the child was ex clu ded trom the schools, " This de-ci slon on the p a rt ot the Court ot Appeal~ now gives us a clea r road in cases of this kind," s aid D r. Greene. ··In the- past "w e hay e been In some doubt us to j ust h o w t a r we ('ould go, "Some ti me ago Sch ool Supt. Emer· oon turned Oye1' to me a lis t ot s everal hundred pu p ils. w ho had r etused to be v a.ccinated. I gave this 115t back to h im and t old him to t a.k e the matter u p with t he parents of the children. I believed tha.t some ot t hem could be In duced to h n\'e the child ren "accin.. 0. ted. "It Is not a t a.1I n ec essary thst the child be yncclnnted by one o r the dIs· t ricl phYSicians sent to t he schools tor 't hat purpose. The tam lly ph:rslclo.n ·wlll do just a s well , A certificat e trom nny regular docto r is a ll that we re ... QuIre, ·'You may rest ass ured tha t In the f uture we wil l live up to th e letter of the- law In l'e~1Td to this mat t er . Child r e n will have to be vaccinat ed, either by their tamlly ph y sicia n or the one appointed regularly t or th a t work. Children t hat have not b een vaccin ated ('{tnnot attend school, that we shall Insist upon." �--------------nc.r ~_& l~QL ""Gents"" of the Street Committee ., be C areful The Common Council is Asked to Give Away a City Street to a Firm of Typhoid Breeders. The story IS no t y et full , t"I,1 uf t he lIl :lc llln:l l ion s o f th e gent lem en wh o u"n t lte ; :•. UUU " unh ul prupe rt) o n l!.xchan ge S treet, "ho " ere g<·nerlHhl ) p re,ellte<l wllh $:13,000 fo r ··conseqllellll:l1 d,llnag"" t hen·ulIlL> b) the Gra de C ross- Ings C () 1l1t1l1~:-'l u nCr~ t l hu~ bt'lI1g" ,,:nabl~J tv ha \ c tlH~lr ca k e a nd ea t It to o. A, recited In T R UTH t"o wcd" ag,', a petiliun was prese nt ed to the CUlll lllun Cuuncll IV cUlllpd the bnplrc P ork, neer and 1'ru"h lOn Cll.. In \\ III("h hI. ~ lI1lth IS 3 large, I[ nO l th e pnn ~ lp al ll \\ Ih.. r , to rCllll)n!' It:-. l'th."n..htdtllll.'llb upon t he >t rce t li ne u i Sen eca S tree t. II h'·lllg ,l\c'rrcd tha t the b udulllgs Oje,· t at Iea. t tw d \' e to ,,'teen ieet UII that t huro ug h fa r e. ' he ,ubj ec t ma tt e r pa,sed the Clllll 111 It tn' ,>n Str eets, the tw O hou,e, of the Leg, slature an,1 l he ;\ Ia),or, bu t \\ h,' n It came back tt> th c .\Id e rm en ior lina l recllficallon .\tu e r ma n lJ a rp held II "1'. hci ng s ubscquelltly held up hlllhelf by t he Di tric t All\lrllC , In a nu the r matter and ""p,'nded by th e ;\1.,yor. \ big-· ,Ielega tl on of citiZens iwm the neigh bo r hood of th e ObIlU" UII, but r ichl ) en<luwed cumpany appca red before th e Street Cu mnllllee la,t fhur,da) IlIght, headed by ll enry ZIPI'. e, Cul1tlcti tlla n and Civll ~(:r\'ln: C(ltnmi~!:tioncr, o n a prl1 1.H.' .., llhHl 01 the c ompany to be pl'rltllllcd to 1l1U lnt:lIn thei r bull (h ng' ,.. a t pre,ent and t" pay Ihe cily such rent the refo r as dI e Cu m mon Council mlghl tlllnk prop,'r III the prenllses. Th e co m pan) was repre,elllcd by :-Ir , \ hern, w ho occupied nlO,1 UI dIe e,·eni ng In pleading ior an cndorsemen t o f hiS dl ell\·, unla w fu l act. ll urlnl{ t he hcaring it devclopc'd thai lhe premises arc bein g 'bed a, a ,laugh te r hou,e. and that ,h("<·p and cattle ace constantly being d n ven to pens estabh'h~d nn the premises, and that so m etim es t hey arc kept there illr da y s a waiting t he ir turn io r e xecu t ion, ;\ t one point lrl the procee,hngs A ttorney A hern . refe r ring to the slanghter hou'e cnd of IllS cl ient 's conce nt . said incau tiously: .. ,,'hen the big S w ift Com pa ny ' strike \\ ," 0 11 in Clllcagl', w e helped them ollt by letting them slllp ca ll Ie to us to slaughter thcm on uur pr~mis~,'" Th e \"ICllll ty of the junction of E .' chan!(c and Seneca st r ee t s is la r gel) .. ccupied by r ailroad m,'n and their Jamilies, ,!nd whe ll :-I r. \ hern made lhi: statcnll'lIl, a burly, ngh ty-Iook mg memb,·r oi the railroad iraternit\' c1b"wed IllS way to t he ch ai n nan\.. dc:-.k. "TIH:re it i,,;,," h~' ... anl; Uthey are ~cab~ and t hey a r e helping scab, ; tha t·, a conie"iun, t hat j., Swi ft & Co mpa n\" are unfai r to organized lah"r and thi, precious company, who wa n ts to steal Ihe pe('l'lc·, rlgh l<;, acknuwledge tha t it helped t hem uut. Thi , comllllttee ha d hellcr be ve ry care iul w ha t It clCJe ~ In thi:-o matter." Th., wa , t he k eynote oi war, and war came, and :-lr Zipp got the II " .. r_ .. \\. e are a,;king:' he ,aid, ·',imply fo r Ou r rights 1 u wn prope r ty down t here. the va lue of whic h has been cut III tw O bv t he e levation of the g rade, bu t I don· t pro pose to s ta nd meekly by and allow this cOmpany, whic h ha s received s uc h b ig adnntage'> from the city trea,ury, to no t only ··do·' m e gener ally as a taxpayer in lhat mattcr, bu t to 10jure my pro pe rty in this. Their bllll(hng' project a t lea t Iw<l\'e f,·et on the s treet anti they ha\'e gut to be taken a wa y, T here i, n .. side walk III front of their premise,; they do n 't pay a cent o [ taxes On Exchange Street. bei·lg ""e"ed only on eneca. an d t hese people are h,·re to tell thi, committee t hat they s ta nd upon the letter of their righ ts" Meanwh ile :-!r, Ed, Smith. wh .. ownell the p rope rt y in Question wh en th e Grade Cr ossings Commission ratified th e gift to him o f $33.000, sa t by with all amiable and amllsed expressi o n o n h is face. "Better make thelll a hllle highe r, Mr. Zipp," he sa id, " I really gOI $~'.OIlO. hut J had tl) pay it right out aga in On m o r tgage indebtc<h"''' .'' T o what possi ble extent the application (. f Illonies rece ived mi tigaled the a wa r di ng of thi· outrageolls amllun t Mr. S m ith did not explain. Later in th e proceed ings r P atrick Brown ob tai ned the fi oor. " l.i s ten to h im." said olonel I I affa, who is a me mb er of th e S i r ee t Co m mittee, "whenever he talks he ta lks w ell and is very inte res ting," a nd so he p roved Brown threw at the comm itt ee wisdo m in large chun ks ga ther ed from ancient a nd m odern sources. H e Quo ted Ca rlyl e a nd o th e r authors and said : "You gentlem en thi nk th a t y o u can trample upo n o ur interests On th e t heo ry t ha t we a r e illite rate m en and little ver,ed III m e l hods of I ~ w yers a nd legislators. HIIIII"cr L ytto n w rO le: ·I ll n eral e men arc always children,' bUL you wi ll filld l ha L y o u have gU L to (Ic;d With adults whell yuu deal Wit h us, eVen Ii We.! arc no l \<cr.)cd 111 buok~. Thc~c people uugh t Ll> be iorced to r ellluve l helr "lblrUltlUlb, '" they would be if l he) were poo r m ell ~ lllliulls 0 1 flies go dowlI to th" lIe lghborhouu, a ttracted by tIle oltal, and they had a hcalth ph}>IClall down thc r e Olle day tu suppurt their 1""llion. SCle ll ce tells ll~ tha. l Ibe:; bearing contaglun have hct'n knuwll to )Oll r l H~) a~ far a!'t t w o mt1l'~ Irtllll t1lt' pI.1((' IIi tltt'lr Cunlal1l1l1a U Ull. \\ ha l ,lie )OU petlpl<: lr)ln!: 10 do? Spr,ad l)phu1(l dow n l he re? '1 he place" filthy. 1 he name ot the II,alth Comlll ls>lon e r from whom I ullder,tand the) have a ccrtlri,·ate IS Dr. ~T:iY" D r. ;\1ily is t he gentleman II"ho repllrted the Hriggs stoc k fa rm, w h ic h mfected many lJuffalo ial1111le, \\'Ith scarlet 1!ver irom t he d lSea"cd milk " hlch was ,uld III lluffalu, to be III perfec t sa illtary condition and the c!lmplamts agall!>t It to b e ullfoullded. lie was ,ub,equently c()mpdlcd to revise h is repurt and t he ,ecund time he condel11l1ed. T R U TH de Ires to dll no mju'lice to enhcr ;\lr. I'd, Smi t h or the Empire Pork , Beef and l'rov"iull CompallY, 111 w hich he I. largely Intere ted, hut the bct remall" that that corpo ratlull eneru"ches UpUII I~,chanl{c . treet and Ils thdt of p ubhc property should nut he tull·rated ['Jr an III,tant. That the CUlllmlllt.:c ~ho\1ld have any hC~ltal1on 111 pnlcct.·dlllg ~l1mmar­ il} is t) pical of t he prc'cnt condlllUll ul "lIalr, III the City of Buffalu, ThIS I, of a piece wllh the al{gression oi thc Illternational Rail way Co, w hich boldly ,1,·,,1, C.. urt Streel, apprupriate> It fo r depo t pu r pos~s and is ddended III ih po,llilln by t he COlllmon ouneil . The propoSition that the ProviSion 0, should pay a rental upon the land appropriated to it- own prl'·:lle u,os predicated , a~ one of the comrnJtt(·c suggc""tcd. "un a falf \~.1111ntlo n. " leave the Que>linn "pen as tll \\ hat the '·iatr \'nluatinn" should be thc $5,000 at whIch the .\<,(, <ors ,·alue the property o r the ,33,000, w hich good lIloney uf the ity "f Buffalo has been made 10 vouch for Its being w"rth . , \s a mattn l>f fact the la w should be st rictly o lherved, and tillS company, as well as all u t her squallcr, upon ellY t,'rrilnry, lH' c"lllpdlt',1 to r cmo,·c it~ Ob" l fuct1f)n. A n'pre,entative of TRUTII ,at throllgh the entire discussion la" ling o\"e r twO hours anti was painul til notice a dispO, llIun, as if born aforetime, "n the pan of the majority of the member' to fa ,·ur t he .Ic,in's of the corporation. B ut t hey w ere a little afraId uf Ilenry ZIPI'. and evidently d ld· t dare, a t least the) d1<1 not take definite actIOn las t Thu rsday evening. The mattcr was laid o\',·r on the prete nce of p ~ rllli lt ing Mr. Smith to make prnoe, of the valilhty of t he petllinn in faVO r of his contention which had been assailed by ;\I r Z IPP as fraudulent an.1 ho1'(u . T he • tn-l·t Commlll'·" is herehy coul1>,'I"II alHI a,h·ised to go Illigh ty slow in thIS malter IJr it may hear something drop It was amusing just b,'fore the close of the Iii cussion to notice ~! r A he rn , one vOle heing bcking to constitute a majori ty, climb upon Ihe dais, and cry In agonized accents: " " 'here is Fix ,.' meaning the new Aldcrman from the 15t h, who has advanced so fa r in t he learnin~ nf the ropes as to be familia r ly dp,ignated by (wtltioner, hefore Ih~ committee by his h ind name, The queSlion is, is Fix "fixe<I?" "1 -- -..... ...... ~ h· bl· rth nnd I. ot ht'lo T ('n ~ f' ~ 1,.\• ,·r h.d t . elr I· nl~ to t liS h N '01\l1' VI C 1 . I I R ' mUU)· per,,"!' People ho,e Illo..-e( . __ terrihle H('O\1r~f'. • tl e germs of ", . Which n\\ 8]" from homes len"lOI< 1 "I familv sinfection of All Houses l~ d I NO"IIlIPtion h~hiud ~~; ~~~Cy I~~;e (li"en;. C nsumptives Have Dle \ thor mo,""" In. In t odd i" "pren ,\. lo..-ed h..- the RecOmmen e . ' '.'I' hc .liHiufector. uo\\". elllIl .. nOS·'I·I)le • 111 hud It 1m,· " - '-;-,n of hOU R(,S {\€'pnl't11l (.'Ut of h('1\ 1 ulcntiou('d by the A rNI,,,.t (ur Ih(· d.'"III£OOIIOe dir.1 hll" to nlleml 10 the p~"ce~odcty T he wo r k in whirh ("onRUm)"lt1\t',.H ' ~;~t\'bY F're(\cric Chnl'ily OrJ!l\ ni1.1\11~)UI110Te til~n n. mon th 1)1'1'11 mnch' to ~luytJr \,111('1 . . , O"(1'nni- ~d1\ 11 0 t t (\\t (, tn\.H' \ f thr 'U\Tll\ f"O " Almy. !"4('('rf\tnry 0 .' ' \ '" thnt tht.~ with twn men. -- ~- ALMY 's PLAN ~ • t.." t · llHllor I r nnl1 It I!'\ ~nl( l.U t1011 1,1lC'1£' ~.' " • " "I 'pn Rlllrl mt! rp('ommfi"IH1tI\~ tn II nd\"i:-;nbilit)' 0 . . Ith...Q Ct 'llJlu.I!L:iJJ(ln p~ 11 'c 1 rn ('O!HUHlni<'ntion to ( ~ r!.fJlc thnt he R('ll.1 n . for thE' t(, mIhr ('lImmon, coul\('ll ~;kt\~~~ mcn for this porlin' nllP011\tmrut ) purp,,"". I I j 0 long talll ~Ir . •\.Im)' rN·cnt Y :~\' of t h e ure••· with till' mny.or. nnt;[1 itl'ntiO Il An d diMity (or til. thoN ln, I um ~ . . (IIh" R" . \\'h"· ••. tt r D r Greene tnfertton 0 ' ~n ""wn ldnj:: o( t \ . ""1: \ \1H mil p , 0\11''11,r"e \ I onr ('~ (:(' cn I It . T hr i(\pn if.! IllI \'PltIH" (\ uoImf('('\N , . h plfl(,PH n\l~hl to ' t 0 bus y Wi t I \Il nr hrlp. ho "'('\'('l'· 1M °Cnl4C8 of l'OOo thf'r clutieR to nt lend toI '.1 ', thAt it is . It l o.H 'wen H 10 \ I ""Illll tum. " fir .Ied hO"'.O t ,nt i,' thPH(, ('()l1~ llInptl\ IC I r-! • �-------oe;--2-- rW04--- --NFE CT HOUSES YlPULO O!:OI B Y CONSUMPTIVES "'(:) C CUP1(;;;. , "fJ!ILL DI81N F E CT HOUSES reC CUPIED BY CONSUMPTIVES . ioner Greene Favors Suggestion Heal th Comm ls~ k Almy and Mayor Is Conby Frederic side rin g Matter. Hea lt h Com m issio n er Greene's Petition Meets w ith Almost Unan im ous Ap proval of Board of Aldermen. -----------.--e " sa id considering "The Idea Is a n e xcellent ~~ ~n EnTrcommend- Health C'omrnl'*lloner G reere "These i he a d \'Is..\i~allh .....cwn.r;n issioner N LY one Alderman OD PosedHealthl s hett a Rppubllcan a t t hat alll1 quh'er r('porter this n~I~~~r~~ted. 'The (T"'1lCommunldg tO Comnl15§Jcwe Ji C@ne's petition he 8~ld It look~d li k e a n atte~ Pt to n places o ught to e~ tor dls lnfeclion 1. the a sking two to a pPOint R. rll!:\ n to <1l sl :' fect create a. job. T h e appoin tm ent Is to men now e mp y has ex1slPd con'olllon to t.H~ C appoi ntment ot tWO ot houses hOUS~8 In w hich consump tives have be temporary. Ald . Sul liv an Raid It w here the~ee tOO busy with ;01' ti e rern porttr~ 'S In which conIh'ed a nd c1 tf.'d. He was Ald. Land- was Important t h a t th e d isin fec ti on / nd unable at this to db lI(.:~t Jll~'~~c and d ied. a nd taglous dlaeas~, I shou ld begin Immediately, Other AldSUlnpt!\ t:s h.:'" e trerlng rrom l ubercu- theIr regular "or a laces where lherl::' m ,., ermen spo k e favo r ab ly on the s u bjec t w'hCl'e per~wns S~dl {!' The request for time to a ttend to ~:ro~ within the past and finally induced AI d, L and sh eft to ~s~s nre now resl n"'h laces has been has bee n CO Il19U~ s been shown that in t a has lI\'ed fl wfthdra\\ his motio n tor a r eference. 'he dJ~lnrt:cllodn °It,suA'lm ~. secretary ot fixe yennL • b'Frerfc lht!se p lb(,«-S 1\\'hei'~nih:~'~~rCUloglS that The .req u est wa s then g r an t ed . nad!.!, )'It. Organization Society. patient s utter ng r d t he disease . ,he Ch:.l.l )0. called upon Healt h Com- o tners hl\\'t.~ ,.:~ nY:t~t~hE'Se p laces, not The Aldermen voted to Issue a cer!:\Ir. Alnn the o ther da y and Utlca t e of necess it y t or $27,514 .02 to reI o mlng conmissioner ':;rt!c:~e wI th him In regard Then people mo\ e p air cer t ai n s t ree ts, ~hls sum was that PdrltOhret~ thtnrt~19 way the had a long ta D G reene said that sknowing umpllves live r . originally placed a t $35,000 but cut to to thiS O1.ltter. r~ d In such a com1 15,4~5.02 by the Co unclhnen, The In a Conde mned Hou se. he cUd not like to s~n fi rst being In- diseuse is s pread. unlcntfon w!thou ( Health , of Finance Commltte-c repo r t ed In favor . OW e mployed by !:l or Eve ntnc- N ewll : m b' 1h~ Bc:mrd 0 " The d lslnfectol s n Ith find it 1m· 8 tbe landlord a right to collect ren t of paying $61,000 wort h o t: c la im s ro~ fi truc ted Y • I the c ha.lrmnn.:\IJ·. damages to property-ow:1crs in Exwhich the l\1.1_}O~ ~o 1{a,,01' Knight at the DepaJ·tment o t: ~iet~le places men- Jt t~e Board of Hoalth pro nounces t he possible to attend t o ' Izatlon So. pl ace bad? .-r ch a n ge, J efferson , Sel kirk , A b bey, Dabfd my thtm "en f. Dr'" Greene. To the ttoned by the C harJty I gan In Buf. Buftalo, Oct. 20, 1904. C'ock and nearby Stree ts by reason ot the suggestJ~lr~)~ lald hl:-i pla.ns and g r ade-crossing Im p r ovemen ts. .J.. Mn ~'or Mr. reat necessity (or the ~ poke of the t~h(lrough d isinfection 10. dlately a.nd it Is up to the om- H ealth wJJl order it vacated. 11 to m ake the necpssary fu mlg9.tion .}n Thl're a re oyer 100 mme n Co unc The work would not ta of thpse hOU~e!'1 B uffalo today, and pmo rovisions. b two me ' ( th se houses n more than a month o r 80 y , o e a re leSI . 'd lng t herein. people M FNTGHT bllllY AYOH K ~t:\ ~ Is or O 1); ~~;It;;~nse~ounCll. :J :nt:il e I {t I ~i~~Y~:1.~h~~;ya~~~11~~nrO O~etl~~~ndbd~t o Pl;e:~~o}~Tv~lt;ea:slntS?s bili! ~~r~egr g 'rom - CT 2 ~ --------------------------------------- ----------------8. ~-QJ ______ ___ ._______=- $70 A DAY FOR EXPERT FULLER "That is taking the People's Money pretty easy, " say s Alderman Fix. 19o __ --------------------------------- thpir own iUJ1l i,l!n till!!', hu t t lw p,}"r JlPopl!~ fll'P nnt !-to fo rtunare. The ~Id­ j'rlJHlIl ht:'Pl;t'fl Air!. Lamlshl·ft to WIth- 1,0 drow Id~ nhjN'tio n, .\Id. )fl'Eacbren Ul:lde n s pecial pcr~(ln­ al )llp:1 tu til<' nlttermnn to withdraw hi~ objt,'ctioll to thl' IllPa-.U re-. The aid,,\, mrlll (lill o;;u , nml the r~l}nest was t llt'll ;!r:1nled liS n nnan illHlII~ \·ote. The bill of Gpor~c- " . Fuller, tIle wn~ 1e1' rXlwr t. ill tit£' ~lJm nf !'\1.6!)R.Sl (or iu\'e~tic:\ling' wntf'r ('ondition~ in Buff.lln, "'liS l'rft'rrcll tu the committr(' o n tinrtn('€', Th(l ('olllmlllli('ntion of Col. "'nrd l('latin' to th(' use and nbuHe o f the . .·ity telepholll' !';rr\'irp "llS nlso ref€'rrp\l to the ('onlUliuf'(, em fiunucc. Thl' city hns a bi ll of nhout . .J::O to t>:t~' for /)\'errhnr,l(f' Sf'nt on Brll liu€,(;l. 1 • '11,. nl,ler",on rp, ','ntl)· ro'!u.".,] ,he prolH?r Htltllorit i(':-) to r('rtify t? ~ bond h':-;ne fnr ~:~:;,OOO to Iln~' tlw l'lty ~ IlneNew Man Will Disinfect Homes third ,hnrp of the e'lwn.e o f I Whi h C ti H D' d slr('('t~. ThC' C'(HlI1('ilnwtl nmenderl Ihe C onsump ves ave 1e rp:o;;ol mion hy down thc a mount to - Bond Issue Raised. nbolll 1'l>e nl,lrl'mrn ' th(-'<.;(' lig'tIl'l~s ),(".;1 Pl'dny 11~' in('ren~ing the 'rhe buu l'J of aluermen yesterday :If- 'Imom to ~ :.!7,;;14.0:!.' r11lie: a mount l{'J'lltIOli gra nted the rC(ll1est of Ilea th ,~~., " u 'o\'ide fill' 1'('1):1 dll~ ('Hilton, SixLflUlmissioll.!r (~I'l'CI1C for nuthority to 'emh, lltll}!{t" Fel'l',\' , 8(:\'('nth, :\Iichi"The Oblo Basin is as bad a plague 3ppnil1t (1IlC' mUll for il period of thl'l~~ ~ . Kl'l'ttHt.'1' nllll HOIld. st reets .. spot as the Hambu rg Canal ever was, JUoulb$ , wh{·sc duty it shu ll ue to dbi nl'('purt of tilt.' C,'IIIllUlltte~ UIl fiu:l uC'c, a nd it's getting worse a ll t he time," [ect nllOul :!OO 11(Iuhl's ill w~tich consurup-! pruyj( . l~ fill' th(' mUlI/H'r in whi{~h rnyeatd Ald. John P_ S u lliva n t oday. Ih·~ PCI'~oUI') han~ d ied wahm tlJe labot mc-nl () ahu ut ~(i 1.()OO !"h nll be mnil~ " Something ought to be do ne to do fin' years. , , [0 r1nill1anh who:-;e JJl'uJlC'rty Wilf'> cb IHa way with this menace t o h eal th. A IL wa~ tlw only mntter to excite any 3):'C\1 h,\' 1..'T:lUi' (' l'o!o=siu!.! imjJrO\'enH?u ts, resolUtion I introduced i n the Common diH'U~':iif)1l thut tame vefore th~ IJon~·J. W}iS Ilnanimonsl:r a dopted. , Council a.sk.Jng the Board of Health to :l1Icl the o)l})osHiull wus confined to hut Till' 1'l'}lort uf tIl\' c'nmmiu(-'c on ('hml~. examine Into the condi tio n of the basln OUt;' ald~'rnl:ln, who ilflcrwn rds withd.rew ill fanlr of sf'ttling the ciuim of Carli'lU and report some means o f r eliel haa his ilLllcc.:tioll::-., II. "iko"{ for SiOO, wUs ::HIOI)t~d, )11', been passed. I hope the r eport will rudcr l hc,' t'uI~s t be communicntion "'ik-ox 10"t sl-'yera l filU!Prs il llli n !'il~t show a way to hand le th e s Ituation. would hn.n~ to he rcfel'Tl.~ to a commit- of hi!" rhdl! huw.l h~' f('lls{lH (If the ('Ity ~ "The Ohio Baoln Ie a bi g e ut a bout tef'. _\1<1. :-illllinll1, lJo wen~r, askt'(] fIJI' 1lIl{'J!'t'<1 1l~:.di~f'lll't.'. nud Ill" ~1f'mnnt1ed the 1000 teet square," conti n ued the Ald erII JJ:llli 111011 s COl1SCDt to rake action r. t ~Hnn of !:,;!;),noo. Tht' }):t rt1<."lllnrs ) f the ma.n. "It has a narrow slip co n ne c tJn,g "~Ith the Buffalo creek, b u t t h at d oesn t OJl{'e. u('('hh'llt were 1\11 t tIisC'lost'd in t he Tcdrain it much. I nto It empttes many "It is highly importnut," he sn id. "that port uf t l1(' t'OllllllittCC'. . . . se wers. It gets much of t he sewage that this work shou ld he done nud~ if it is: Th .., n:O llurt nf the l'OUlllll~Slon :l tlPOllltused to go i nto the Hambu rg. Now dillIe, the sooncr it i!i done the bctter./ ('11 to 1l1)I)J'uisl.' d;1lI1 ngl's for .the CX~CIl­ anyone can easily see what's going to I usk thut ("oulIni8~ioller Greene be ~iull of LUUl't-'1 sU'I.'P( f 1'II1I1 ?lfnm to )ll('h~ h appen with a big pool ()f stagnant Ilea I'd." i,:.!'UIl sU'('l't was su hmitted to the hOllrh I water like tha.t it se'wera are emptYing D,·. C;rf'.Cne told tll(' n ldcl'lllell th,lt the I 11 \' ('Ol"lllll'ntinn ('nUIl"lf'1 Ff'ldmnll, uml Into It all the time a nd there is prac tlca1Jy no outlet. It's gOing to become a two Tlll'll now e nlviuY{'d to disi!!fed ,,:ns l'(lf('rl'l'll [0 OH,' tmllllli lt~c Ull s ticet!". breeding place ot disease. The Ohio house. h,,,] n il 'hey "ould do with the ir 'l'h(' ('""ulll-sinn "'I>",.lotl m n'f Basin became that some years a go and rt",t.:'ui:u wnl'k. Ill' snit! t hf'y worked irOlllllllllllwinar Ut'or1:'C (.~I)<'t7., o wner .. ::;1..ei:::;-ht Lo c-i~\'('l1 hOl1r~ n <In ,Y. 'J\h~ rloclor Ij!t.;)~, tllltl t il(' XUl'lhwestel'n )lUtU:ll now It Is 80 bad somet hing must be culh'd Rttention Lo tIle infec tious ChUl'UC-, [0. Insul':lllre ('OIu pan,\", mo rtgn,:e<", ::;JX have traced mu ch sickness tr'r of tl1hen'u losi~. IIC' ~mid thnt lie !,\It~. )11', F('litmnl1 n{h'i~E'll th{' h,nJlt"u in the territory adjOining the b a sltl to the foul smells and atm osphere wonld n('''{lr 11)0\,(,' intu a hOl1!,;c wlte.·e til 0111(' ;l('tiou m ust h<: tn krn c~th~r coming trom it. These have caus ed ('Ull.stllll IHioll luul l'x istt't1, unl~s~ the c,'onlil'lu o r I'f'jt'j't lht! report \nthm many d eaths a lready, house ",ns ,1i.inC'l'ted , al)(I he diu nut tho ,,,,,I ,h ,.«, munths. , . "r presume the only permanent relie t W:lllt o lhel' IH~rsoJ1'i to do so. .\b lO Th~' 1'f''1 1111 :,\ uf H.lrilOr 1rn~tel' Co,,]cs obtainable Is by ftlUng In t he b a s in. pa.riJiZ the mUll , the rUUlmissiolll' r .F-n iil lO inst.dl tltn'(-, nutomn til~ Hell tt.'leD red~ing might make It taf rly c lean to r ,hnlH'S nt illt.' tWIJ )li{'hi~nJ.l <:;t1'1"C't ll(' IJl'II})osf'(l to tuk~ the money, fl:orn a time, but the water being sta gn an t !:'i~'lO to ::;aU4J, out of the fUIlt.! nppl'fJllrlilt- :H'itlgt':-; ant I tll(' Oh io streN hl'ld~e w.ns the b a 9in Is bound to become j ust tll~ thy again even H it Is dred g ed. 1V'hen ecito tht.\ hpn.lth d(l]llll"tment :lucl he \\uuld f1llwnl ll'11 h~' l)('l'mitlill~ the l'l'onher t'T lO .,,,. 111 u Ull'r ""illS "" thnt lhoro com!"'n)' In II" th(' snm (' 1111"1<. ,. \ the Board ot Healt h m a k es Its r e port wnul,1 Iw 110 n ddllltHlltl cutil l. 'n e t,'jllIl1llulliC'ntioll o( the ~l'Rcle cro:s~- ~I we can ten better w h a.t t o do." "I hrlil'n~ thi!; is ult'rely done to crC'n tc . ,p l'(ln"'l issi{)JH'r~ in I'C,l;'ord h ) the nd. I" 'd ...-1.' I] JJll/llISd{ ' f t. " It'":s ,I II Ill. ( ' ] ] . _ U II JO J, .sill ( • ,'. 'hilit ,. o f slIrn'J1tlt"1'1I1g' up I ee( l'> g n e I ~[O~E~~RANIEO. Aldermen Authorized Dr. Greene to Appoint An-:other Disinfector. COMMITTEE VOTES TO PAY WORK IS TEMPORARY Dr. Greene thinks Knowledge gained is worth the Money-Street Committee meets, H ea lth Commissione r .,W a l te r D. Gre. had t o defend t h e bill o ( 'W'i tter rt Geo r ge W . Fuller ot N ew Yo rk before t he alder manic fin ance comm ittee yes terday aftern oon. Mr. Full er wants $1 ,698.81 t or malt ing a re p ort as to the cond ition ot Bu rra lo' s wat e r su ppl y. He work ed 22 days t or whic h ser v ice h e asks Sl,S7l.i1. Th e r e m ai n der o ( th e bill is tor expenses. "Gee, how mu ch a da.y sa la ry was tha t ?" aske d Al derm an Fix, w ho se ll s stoves and o t he r h a r dwar e t or a Hv l ng. "A bo ut $iO a day." r e plied th e h eal t h comm issioner. .. I g o t him t o thro w ort 1200 on the bil l. " I "That' s t aki ng t he p eop le'8 m o n e y pretty easy," sa id Mr. Fix. !.lIt seems to m e t h a t th e knowled9'e gained as a r esu lt o f hi s examtn a thm Is worth th a t a m ou n t ot m on ey to the people of B urta lo," said Dr. Greene, ' 'It be sho ws u s th e r e Is a good wa te r supply In the Emerald ch nnn el a nd t hat some of our own sewage ge t s 11Ito ou r water inl et a t certa in tt mes ot th e year. Mr. Fulle r Is an exp e r t nnd commands a high s a la ry w h e r ever h e goes ," II~Vel1 to th e ord inary m an, that b ill looks lik e d ow nright r o bbery," said Mr. Fix. "Bu t as It If\ ce rti fie d t o, I 9uppo:;:;e "'e wHl t o pa y It. " Th e comm ittee v oted to report In f avor or paying t h e bUt. I I I have OHIO BASIN AS BAD AS OLD HAMBURG in, CANAL Ald. Sull ivan Urges That the Com mon Counc il Do Something Toward Aboli shi ng Th is Menace to Health. m(l,,;:sll~f''' ('nttin~ ~l~,.I~::;. rej1nvjn~ nm.~.JeJ NOW A BR EEDING PLACE FOR DISEASE. I fn\"o~ IId~~~otors I evil as . rigilt to <:Ollle hl'l'e nll<l Il'l k for H U1~ Il 001' n !~'w IU(Jnth~. bllt \\1~(lll Y{JU J!l't llJm h~ St3 ~S. 'I'he ('Ol1l1J1jss!ol~('r Sll ~-S !hltt hiS reg ulnr llIen nrc,' worklll,t:' 0 \ l-l' tlll1C. \YC'II. I s o\' let th~m work o\'l"rtimr rnl' n wh ill". It 'won't h urt thelll, I ins;~t tllnt this f'O I.llmuuication he rI:'Cel'l'c.'d." " If titC'rC' is a j oh in it for nIl." hOP," re)lli(\u .\Id. ~tl11i\"lIn, "it will Le n j,,' COl' l:)orue rC)Hlb1iI'RII , :-;0 t hut if nn~' 0'1\ hn:-:: th(O right to kir k it is Qur I)lce S,; thC' hnu!o\e. .:'\t)w, we ore nut kiC'l;:il1~ Illi!: .t,.! I UOD't "';l 'C! whut kirk 0 r qmh li can liil coming on thnt:' .\. Jd. l\.l' II IlCll,\" Mllitl that this \\":16 n Jl l'll, lI)sitil}J\ hUll~(>:o; uf f:' \'Qrl",l. p OO l' 1'hc I·k~• ."..: ~ l~ltlH' ~'it:r hy ('(' l"tain pl'u}lert:r OWIWl'S 0 Hp\,mo;ll' '; 1111 :-:'wnJl :-;t~was re~~~re(i-to the ~trp('t {'I}lllUliUC'l'. ~ l �j l 1i ALDERMEN ARE WITTY FELLOWS : 1 l 1 Because Brevity is the Soul of Wit and City Fathers were very brief, l ··1 I 1 l HELD 45·MI NUTE SESSION Alderman Land s heft suspected a Job in one of Dr. Greene 's Reques ts, but was converted. · l i l i ~ ~ .. ..... - - ....... .... - E a.\ n- C. K "IOJll', :\l ny,.H Butfnit). ......-.-.....--.. ..-.. l)( ............................ ..-..-. . . . . .. -.--..- , , VII. WALH.K tfl,,,!th ...... ...... . . .................. . ..-. - V. t~Hlllmlq GIIU •.\ ~:, InJlI'r 'PATER EXPERT F ULLEFf '( ASKS $70ADAYAND GETS IT. Ther~ waR not It ripple to rll.turh t he .rrrnity o r th" n I dl.'rmltnl~ meeting ye~ ­ ,prday art~moon. A gl''''ll amoun t of bUltinesf'. muc'h or it routlnr work. \\'a~ ~,lt through with In Il spsslon t hA t nea.rI)· eAtu bll~hed Il r<'<'ord ror brevity. 1 t "A" nP:lrly 3 o·..tO<'k when t he mem Iwr8 of the bonrd <,onvcned "nd at fi f teen minutes 10 I o'('\o(' k th e meeting was u mal te r or hlMOry. A dtslurbnnc.'c waft thr't'Rt~nfl'd \llt h pn board too k up ,he ('onRlrteration o r Board of Aldermen Favor Paying Bill of $ 1,698.8 1 Il'h~communication from Dr. ' Valter D. for Investigating Water Supply. GrN·ne. heAlth ~omml .. lonpr. a"klng tnr nutho r lLy t o appoin t nn extra man S 0:\lETHIXa ltk~ a. .". ht-'w. " ,.S-\ ·\.'apc-d. tht.>< lIlJ~ of Ald. Pt uf th~ \ld..-rmank }<"'innnn'" ("utnJllttlN" v t.!-.\t;uav artc-rnoon when \hn bill ut '\'~ltt'r l-;'llert Gt>tH"gt' \V. Fullt'r (.'a1l1t!t Ul) fpr lonshlt'l".HtU,l. l"~lIth'r l~ tht" :'\t·w York l'xpt.>rt "h,' la\t;lSll ~ated llw ~-nu~~ ui l,,)tltn1ll1n~utlln tn I -UurYnlo'8 . I I walt'l' ~ul,ph ... \J1\oug ot ler t lings l I.t 'lr Fulll!' ul~cl)\t'l"t'\l \\ll~ lh.\t tht'lt ' ht ~ guml 8uJ.ll,lr of \\Ull't" til lhl' fo::mcnthl (·luUl!1el. He S('nt til a bill tur $l.ti, " L H ,,-~ \\orkeoll tW"'llt~:l ~'() duyt'i (UI' \\htch ~f'r\"tc~ he a~k!-1 $1.,,11.11. 'I'll .. n''11Uhull'r ut thp unl ts tor traveling anti tUl'h\I'IIt PxpHlSf·"'. t·:\ H Ith lot,} \lit (' IIlmtllt lth. .a~lll~ tIIIl.l!lItK1_. ttl tht lm 1... uf $7\1 rflollnt \\ns on 1 1\ 1.1.1), Aid R "<:' , I :t u;:, tt PREPARE FOR RAID ON THE CONSUMPTIVE GERA1. 0: 0)' ..... : temporarilY. ror Ihe purpo.e o r dl,ln. FI"( fpc.'tlng hou~!'\ In ~hlrh tht"rp have bet'," . ('n8('~ or lubprC'ulol"i!IJ during the last tl\ e :ht~.8 .\~kl~hg 'he}I)coPI mnl tt )' IJr;ltj 'f'Rrf{. Thp ('ommunknllnn or Dr. l 10, k·~ 1"11: •• d· Y"I:,'Jk~ttC 1~~bi~~'r~~nClJtt :~t 1t 1; GrE'ene- (ollowa: C"t I tin .... (0. 1 8UVJ'O ~ "to \\111 )u",· to ~I,ly The att otloo ot your bODora.ble body If!: r tH~fhp pt'ctlully dlrt-t'ttd' 10 tbtl fact that durin,; r ('n:IlI," "'I'III'.·l t"d to r, )lort In f.H,r th~ la t the year" a.(rordlng to tbe records \I II,t \ .ug h ,.) ., b b d b 1'~,\\·ullll>l .. tlC'tiun \\ .IUI llkffl UTI till' bill of thl. d"J'!lrtmf'nt. tbfra\'(' ~en l'at ~ or thfl litll T,.ff'I,l!OIlI PIiUllJHII), rvr Sr' from ronaumptlon 10 upward ot _00 bOU8~ lui _l,ti)l;1 lllt .... Si¥'!4 D\lr 111" lunll ..... Whlr~ Jba\·t {dot .tore bt(>Dtod~~nt~I'l~~b :~~ hlllJlIJIl of 11(),~.") tur <'It)- d"I",nml'llts furl Ubfr of ~~~~ ~~r:o~f~C:~ay t~oninl iDlO to ~1I19 rt~i~~!,e-~":'~h,,~'h:il~f \~jt.l .Juta _ .. ':h,/lo ~('upy lb~ prtDltlt8 In Quel'ltlon. 1 ut '\.Ul ul~d &.: 't m ... M'ua:~~lh_J~~rhl t u .; ~ Tbat tbl, mrnadog rondltlon may be rt· 3.00l· mt ~.It;t ... '",:r u1l0" , d f~\l~ movtd, I 'Aould aflk that. you ~rant me BUl'tale"ti (hut Ill\'\} f·r. h \ ' (10 Ill.! I tv tlll:t tborlty to .ppotnt ODl' man for a pertod or 'pliOILtt llUtI rrulk Cat.·t) l1'4t ot It . . tbrt~ mont he, ... holt" Rp~dal duly It Ll'baJl be to dlllnft'll"t (hI" a.trf'("lt"d housts referred to. tht" salary of th~ mAn "0 fl'mployed to be paid OUt or the approprlatioD or t he department. of b •• llb . o Th ... u~unl cou ... e ror the aldermen to pUr!'lUl'\ with reCf"rE'll("e lO eu('h a COtn - munlcatlon would be to rerer It to some committee tor action. In t hlo cas .... how ~\'er. Aldrrman ~ull"'lln promptly mo\'Health Commi<:sioner Greene Authorized to Appoint ~d that the authority ask ...d tor be granted. Man to Di s infect Houses. "It I. high!)' Important," .ald A lderman Sullivan, "that this work ~hould EALT1£ rommJsslon~r an~pnC"s janitor!". r"ommlfll lntlt'r "'"anI rp("om· br done, nnd. If It's to be done. what's H m ... ·ldt>d the rXlt'!Jlslon or publiC' Achool thf' us ot delaying It': 1 1ll0"P that l\'e and the Uo 1"11 ogrf'Nl with grant thfl (OmmlFSiol1Pf or hC'allh the fe-quest tur p I. trm n appoint a man temporarUy tor lht'! Ifur- tt'lfl(lh()nf'~ pf')~p of dJrlntfC'lhl~ houses In whlt'h him. CnuncUmn"p ~torlllnrt Infnrnwd conlllurnpth'fR have Un'd anl1 cUeri was thl': In''mhprlli of th~ Board that thl' g ranted y-!tE'rday att .... rnoon by 'tho 1 pavemf'nl nf lowI'r )lkhlgan ~lrl'.,.t was Board n! C"o:vnci1men. Tht" nrhlltlonal In a rJcplorablfl' condUlo". ('"mmlslIlnner cost will bp about $300. and '\:111 be I)P- '\"a.ft] npp(l!" 'c.l immedlutf" n('tll'l:l. saying t raYM wlthtlut pxtra npprof,rtatlnl1. tha t It the work ,,-as df'l'lavf'd till ne'Xt Thf'l BoarJ tnbled thp prC)ptl8ltton to "pring hlttf'r matt ria) would h~ nh) i ncreasE" lhe ~alart('~ fir 8 yrral f'ehool tatnpd an" thflo pa\TIltl'nt gunrantt..'ecl. authority he a.ko for." hI bpllrv~ thl,. Is dOIlP merp]y to c r rate a Joh." .Ald Alderman Land_h.ft. "The I ("ommi~~lonf"r ~re oC hE'alth working owrtlrnp. ~ays his mrn " -ell, let ,hem lillie: ]ongpr It won't hurt I rnovo that this comnlunh'atlon bp rE"Cprr d lO some ('ommitt ...... !' "If Ihere i. going to he n job ill this for anyone," fPpli£"d Aldprman Sulli van, "It will bE" H job fo r flomE' R{' publican and I don', sec w hore Alderwork a 'hem Il hit. mall Ulndsheft hilS Ilny kic k coming on that." Alder man ('olllno P~pl'p""ed tho h ope thllt Alderman Lundeh"ft would withdraw hlR objrd Ion. Ill'rly AlrlC' r man Ken- nlso expre.. od the hope that AI- drrlllan Lnl1dsh~tl would " cool down." ..\lorrmnn ~lAnnlng mRde R. personn l re- ques t t hat his colleague would no t Inf'IR t WHAT COST $70 A DAY II.!!!I CQQlml.,!oner Greene til Ink. it is worth 'ome1lirn~ 0 kITh ('finitely that W'p drink city seWAge anll some from Rmoke's ('rprk at timps: that W" must ulti mately fllter all Ollr wntrr, l and thnt expert Full .. r ngrres with his buslpesB p a r tne r , Hudol! Herring, that tbe Emerald Cbannrl Is the be~t plnce for a new In take. '1'his information haA ('o~t liS ~1 :; 71, or $10 a day for the days Mr. F ullp r worked at getting it togethpr nnd the KE"'S agr!'es wlth Ald. Fix th at It Iq "taking the people's money prpt ty cnsy." Other inf ormation, tha t did not cost so mUCh, Is that there Is mnch typhol(l lever In the cIty, and typhoid (ever Is communica t ed mainly through wntrr. '£hpre were 270 NISI'S In 26 daYB of OctdUer, agains t 105 Inst year. The informat ion next In order Is what Is to be donI' abou t It. T he Health Boarel h AS taken u p tb e malleI' with the Board of P HblIc W OI'I(s and the only a nswer so t a r 15, "we hnve no oney." It ls n pretty s m a ll show ing tor ninpteen month ~ or wo rk . upon R ff'CerE'nce and A lderrnn.n Lnnd.het! n"ally did withdrn w hI. obJection and the request of Dr. Greene wn~ granted. TAK E N TO T HE P OORHOUSE; I N THE STREET. I { FURNI TURE _______________ _ IA , .t1(' ~T(JOt'OJI 'fr~. ~rnl·l' 1l0URl-', a flool' uf a lWO-Rlory homw In th(' rl,\nt Nt ptuagpnarlun, h:l~ two UbI!'-] nr ~o. 5l<:! R\\"nn Rlrl'ft. John Bnn~ hncllp(] ~on~, who, In('ldl'ntolly, Raid to ha"'fO n l'E'putntlol1 rt1l' "htrt- 1('~t-4Tl(s~ l1nd an unC'olltr(')lluhl(' df'slrc:- ror "trollK drink, ~:hf' W:J.P tal(f'll to th.(' brlt\ (~OUJ1lY AlmhoUHt.· ~f'\'(\rul rln:u'4 ago. } rp~f'nl IlIdl('ltion" nl'C~ that l'ilw will Fipf·nd hpJ' In~t dayfS In thlR IIlRtllutlo", C'hnrg(> upon the tnxpnYt'rM of thl~ county, OI1P or hili' ~OIlR, (~porKr' I [ Oll!'4t', tR RPn'lng n thJrty-da~- !'oIf'nH~Il('(' til tlw J'pn~t('nttary for IntnxlC'flllon, H(,C'f'll"fllng (o:1RtaLIf" J{ranglf' of thf' :'tfllnlC'ilml «)Url, who r(,("Pl1Uy mO\'I'cl hun thf' strpPl nIl thp fur:thurC" t htH thl' 1JOUt~t' .J. t? fnmlly OWIINJ. mornln~ lTpnIth Com mf~Rlon(\r (,rrpn h1~P('C't{i'tJ thp brokflll-do\\ n rurn fhllP and onklally ("w1uemnE'd It. Thl' ~lr"('1 I)ppnrtnwht \\'111 dl'"II'OY th,. \\'()rthlec:~ ~tllrr. T he furnltul'(' hf1.~ bt'en lyln~ ~I\ HWill1 Htrp£>t "nr IL (lay o r f'0 n~(l ".Hi df':,lnr,.d hy 'hp Hlrf'\N D ". p'lrtm~nl to hf' an ~h~trul'lInn t o f l'O m e. • This 1:,~rhlA'p "A~ron Ihll'1 mllllllnt;' to t ho ronn{'r hnmf' o f th p ,Hou!'tP family .Il Nfl. fiR2 'hrnn Rtr~t' t .1I'll t " p f urnitu re:> wa~ rf'moypil. ~f r", lIn ll ~E' nnil hpr twn fmnllll, wh o A ('It} \\':'l~ !'tNll Ilrp In pn b ~ t \\'e('n 35 finet 40 Y"O r !'l o Jc1 0. few roo m R on th o ~ ('(' oIHl oC'e up ird tht' OWT1pr, Ih'PR nn \ttl' prrmiR(,~. 't'tH rC'nt hI' c11'mn..nrll:'d (rom thf' Iltl\1~f Lunlly wa~ $6.2:1 H month. Thry WC'rf' :lllt'Rl'd to hjlVt' hN'n h~hlntl In thrtr renl, ~II Hon~ In~llttlt ... cl ('"ktlon )lro('('f'(HnK~, l\Ir~. lloUfoH' wu~ tnkf'll tn thr PnorIH'UfI<':l rE'W dltYR bl·fnrp CUIlMnble Krnngl~ "Isll('d thf' ~wnn ~trt'N plrH'(' nnll hau thE' fl1(llltun' ll1o,·t'll Into thp !"trr'('t rrhr fU I'nltur(> (,Ol\~'~tf'fl or two rnggpcl, tumblc'd-(]owl1 (,oll('hl'~, nn ohl bt.cl~t~ncl. ~r}rlng and 111nttn'RR nn(I fH\f' 01' two other tlllapidatpll JlI(.'('(':->. Thpl'p I waR no RtO\'C 01' tnhl('. Tlwy hnd aN' ol'dlng t o til(' cOI\Rtnhlp. HonE", In Rnpak- tng of the C:1.R£" thlH mOI'J\lng Conslnble Krnnglp Raid: "[ kno\\' t!tnt Ihe 01<1 Iflll,,'" t\\'o n 1'[' nddlC' t Nl to drink Hnd w ill not '0"" George HOll~(, I~ nnw s£'r\'ing a th l l' t y-dn )~ [ot~Jlt<-npe 111 thf' Prnltentlnr~-. 1\1'1'. DOOR wn.~ not haro UpOf\ thl? o ld lody, but nfter t-thE" had h l'('n wor k , tnkpn to tl Hl PooJ'hn 1l ~{" h", ["'lId hp \\,n,., I1 ' l s:rn lng to )Pt t wo big. lit?)" rt'lJC)\V~ 11 \'1" t1H' r f" w tt hn ll t I nyll1~ r pn t. [ n lO \·~ cl th C' ru r nltu re Int o t lw fl.lrpt.'t an d It lay lh eo J' (, tin th ," ~ t re{' t O .. p: l r t "" -Ill le[,rn Nl O[ It ~nd m oYr'u It !J "' tlY, " �'ro m c, N. 'f 1 • J4 175 •• ~;> •••• • - ==.....==-=~ I " l""'r'~''' .~.-:-'1n I-N" r [ GTI ~ft)';Sal~~~~~ ~!;I?ge1>,;ce"r:St~n b~~ot::,: ~ W M~TI~ ES ~ ~ MES GON~ U " ' WHAT THE CITY SUSPECTED MILK GETS FOR r~~ ~:i:?fi~~Si::~~~ promised by a payment of $700. to be raised by bonds. pursuant to the Cor- poratton Counsel's re-commendatton. The Councilmanic cut of the r epavIng bond. Crom $36 .000 to S15 .000 ;~~:e~8m~~d~~ t~e~!~~d$2~~~~,~'2;' ;o~~ nnd next spring If this goes through ar~~lnton. trom Babcock Street to Bailey Avenue $10.666.67; Clinton. trom Metcalf to IJewts. $2,191.67; te-enth Street. York to Vermont. $1.733.34; Dodge. Main to Ellicott. $833.34; Ferry. Vermont to Rhod e Island. $5.200; Seventh , Vermont to Rhode l slancl. $960 ; lIllchlgan. Scott to Ohio. $4.672. Krettner. $823.66; Bond Street. $443 .34. $1~~~1~1. Six- I .Health C omm i ssi 0 ne r Greene Will Appoint an Additional Member for ..........- f "--''''- ry' His Staff In Order to ---- -" ----------.4 1l}04 Give Better Protection. Typhoid Fever on one Milk Route in one Day, BUT DAIRY IS ALL RIGHT Dr. Greene Says Water Expert Fuller Found City Water is Contaminated With Sewage. I nspeeto:" find Everything clean and sanItary. but Mr. Greene ,../ takes no Chances. . Th e heal~h.d epartment yesterday flnIshed an Ifr\-estlgatJon Into a condJtlon which, on Its face, seemed to Lndlcate that t y phoid f e ver was being spr ead partly through a milk s upply. The de partment's mil k register showed thi r t een cases of typh oid lever in ten day. on the route of a n 18th w ard milk de\\ ler. Of the thirteen cases. s ix w e re I fopbrtA.rter 22 da.ys suppose-(} to be oeed In one da;.·, Tuesday of last week. 1'6l~ ~O Inspe-eting and scrUtinizing the CommissIoner Greene Immediately took I\'ater of Niagara river, Expert George action; He had all the milk on th., Health Comml~ Walter D. W, Fullt=r of S e w York puts In a bill ~l C in a communication to the dealer s premises seized an d empUed tn Board of Ald ermen yesterday asking )f $1571.71 for serviN:'s and $127.10 for to a flewer and ordered h im to stop turluth orllY to appoint for a period ot: !xpense.s, The F inance Committee of ther sales ot mUk. pendi ng an investi ... thrcr. months a man to dIsinfect houses !he Board or Aldermen vOled Thursday gation by the d epartment. In which consumptives have -dIed, sald: night to pay that amount. On Wednesd ay. lIlllk Inspector lIlay "During the past fh'e years t h~re The question now arises, what does made a n inspection ot the dealer's have been deaths fr om consumption In premises. He reported he found them 1n uplHl.rdf4 or 200 houses which have not GRADE CROSSINGS COMMIS- th e city get for this money? The question w.as referred to Health Commis81nc'~ been disinfected, and ,,,"bleh 1 thor oughly sanitary condition. EverycOIlRlder a menace to th e health and sioner "'alter D . Green€' today. thing look ed neat an d c lean. However SION SEND ~ A LENGTHY li" e~ ot 6uch persons as may from "WhA.t does the city get tor the ;70 a Dr. Greene resolved no chances Would t imE" to time occupy the premises In day and expense .. , paid to Expert FulLIST TO THE ALDERbe take n a nd he orde red a t horough dJsquest ion. ler '!" he repea.ted. "1 suppo~e you Intectlon or the es tablishmen t. In. Dl". Gree ne proposes t o pay the snlmean wbat benefit did the ('Ity get'! MEN. spector May spen t W ednesday and ary ot th e new appointee out o f tht: I "\Vel1, the direct benefit it go t \\ s Thursda.y attendin g to this duty, T he app r oJlrinllons all'ead}' made for hl~ that his report sellIes for good and all aepnJ lment. During the past year mJlkhouse Was tumlgated with :formal .. one thing, t hat Buffa lo gets some ot ca"e. of tuberculosis have been reo MEAN S WOR K FOR dehyde gas. and t he wa.lls:. retrlger ators, YEARS Its own ~ewuge at certain times of the por ted from theae houses, no fewer cans, bottles an d other utenells dh!lln ... year In its own Intake. tban fiye having occurred in the same tee t ed. "We didn't get any better Informa.hous ~Dr . Greene thinks people mov While Dr. May was b usy with tblB int:" Into th ese places ought to be pro- (;IT\P II <\D ..\. :\ICE Bt' SC'H OF )JOXEY tion than b~fore where the mouth of the intnke ~hould be located. ).1r. H e rmission. Health Officer Clark went ou t t c:ct cd. r ing. the partner of Expe rt FuJl~r. de"The present dlslnfecto rs," said be, to th e coun try town w hence the dealer clared long betore th at the Inlake "havc all they can attend to. having AI..DER 'IAXI C DOIXGS. receh'ed h is s upply ot milk. He In. should be extended to the Emerald t il work from eight to eleven hours six spected t he dai r y a nd Its surroundings days a week. The new appointee would C hannel. Mr. FuJler merely agreC'd caretull y. Yesterday h e filed his report be l"~Qui red temporaril)' and we wi ll him. But'rato. according to a e-tatement 5ent with which Is to the etrec t that everythln~ end pa "or to ge t along with o ur pres" It has bee n determined, too, that to the Ald ermpn toda~' by Comptroller t bere Is no leak Into the Intake except abou t t he pre mises was 1n excellen t tnt appropriations." In 1 t ply to Ald. Coppins. Dr. Greene Heerwagen, had $1,955.669.62 in sanitary condition, and that there had the within about 100 Or 150 f t: et from the :mld there are two Inspeclors now ementrance. Some thought that there not bee n a case ot typhoid wi th!1l 1\" 8 ployed a r disinfecting. The extra 008t ba.nk~ last Saturday. was a. leak unde r the canal, but this mU es of that place. Commissioner Greene of the would not exceed $250 to $300 a year. h as been shown to be untrue. Samples of the milk that was sebed Ald. Sullivan moved to grant the re - ment {It: H ealth rpportE'd that durin,l{ "It seems to me that the cIty is gainer ~'ere s u bjected to bacteriological te~t qu('~t, whereupon Ald· Landsheft. Re .. rtrl last five years pE'rscns have died by the knowledge that we get our own with the re sult th at It was tound t~ publican. opposed what h e considered from consumption In ~OO houses In sewage, togethe r with ~ome Crom " ·eet an o.upmpt to make a "new job." Buffalo. which houses havp not sln('e' l Senecn, th al we don't get any sewage co ntain germs of the kind known to Aldermen Collins. J{ etlnedy and M c - been disinfected. Dr. Greene ('onstd ers t hl"ough lea kagE" trom the canal, an d phYsicians as colon bacilli comrnun!s. E~chre n s u~p orted th e motion of Ald. "Wher ever typhoid germs a re round, the thts a mena('p to the {'ltv's h ealth an d t he conclu15lon of the expert that we Sullivan . wh Ich was adopted. Ald. aslrs tor authority to appoint a. man for must ultimately filter the watE'l", in acco lon ge rms accom pan y them, but colon Landshett having withdrawn hl~ cordance with ,\ hlch It has been recomge r ms a re not proof of the exlstWice of an lt>lHhnent to refer to the Committee three months to dl~lnfect these houses mended that the Intake start tram JerIn que!'tion. th e other ger ms, becau se t hey are otten on Ordinances. The bill of Experl George FutJer se~· stree t, ~o as to leave room for a unaccompa.nied by the typhoid germs. Tl1(; bllt of 'Yater Expert George filtra.tlon plant, it seems to me, a r e ~.. Fuller. amounting to $1,698.81, was of New York for examining Butralo's Commissioner Greene sent tor the good value for the money:' water supply and suggesting what Is r £:i(>rred t o the Finance Committee. milk d ea ler and Inte rviewed him at needed to impro\'e It, is $1.69 ~1. Dr. Commissioner 1Vard submitted a length. As a result ot t he w hole inves .. l'ch:'dule ot telephone messages within Greene sent the bill to th(O Aldermen tfgation. the commissioner thlnks that the IImltB ot the new contract for each today. One Item In the bill Is U .571.il jPere are no typhoid germs in the dealof the ci t y departmenta. Any excess for 20 days' profes!';lonal services. er' milk, but th at there may have been OW'!" the lImit must be paid for out G rade CrO"l!!il n~8 " "o rk. of the "incidental" fund of the depart·---------.-'!:'-~--;"',---,--!~M-p ..---------___ such germs In milk or bottles he had Inl'nt agains t which It Js ch a rged. L ast borrowed fro m one ot several other In answer to an Ald ermanic reFoluye:ll' 21.534 mes~Rges were used in ex- tlon asking the Grade Crossing Com deale rs on occasions when his o wn supc~~,; of Ule contract allowance. Th is mission what grade rro~slnJ;'s should be ply w as s horL But the d ealer says me:~n8 that the city has to pay $430.68 abolishE"Ci thp following list has been h e had not borrowed any lately. and as { o:.' such exce!'!s. sent to the Al c1ermen: no unusual numbe r or cases or typhoId 'VH ."T IS A STHEE'l'l New York f'enlral Bplt Llne-Broadh as occurred or. any ether dealer'! wav Sycamor~ Street. Genesee Street. ro ut e, the ca use of t he infectio n on thi! The nomenclature of !It re e ts. ave - " 'alden Ayenue Fougeron Street Eas t pa rti cu lar route I... sti ll In do ubt. t1iU CS and alleys. Involving the qups-_ Ferry Str(O~t. 'rrban • treet. Fl'ene h Only one case has occu rred on this on as to what Is or flhou ld be a Street Box Axenue Fillmore A venue street or a\"enue to be borne In mind Delay~n Av enuf' K~nslngton Avenue' route since Tuesday. That wa s on WedPLIGHT OF 'JRS. 1'IARY HOrSE, A. In the .acceptance ot new t h orough- Dewey AVf'nue. 'Lproy A"enue, J ewett nesday. Co mmiss ione r Greene said be ,fares, '\R8 brough t up In a communi- Avenue. :\laln Street, Amherst Street, SEPT l l.\ GE'VA RIA'\' EVI CTED wtll continue to h o ld u p th e sa le of this ~~~I~knS from th e Department at Public Parkslde Ave-nue. Niagara Falls Bouledea ler's milk fo r ~hree or four days at F ROll HOUE. vard, Delavan Avpnue, Elmwood Ave'l least, pending fu rther Inves tigation. I n t 'hl s connection Commissioner nue Mtlltarv Road Au!:=tln Street AmCommissioner Greene said the Inves!~nrd calls the attention ot the Com - h erst Street "(Wf'st): Parish Street. Deartigation ot the Ohio Basin :"5 a s ource o r .~ CounCil to a re'!tolutlon ~dopted born Street Porter A Vf>nue GenpsPe )Irs. )'lary House, a woman over 70 contagio us d isease was no t yet finished, :='IIar,eh 10. 1890, declarIng aq-amst the Street ' (wt'l:1t) the Terrace Erie Street city s acceptance of any deed oL a r ' • years .o ld, was taltpn to the Almshouse but he expects It will be e nded in time proposed" street less than slxt -51 f t and " e!:lt Sen era Street. ~ lew days ago, notwithstanding that for him -:" 0 make a report to the councU wide. ~ y x ee New York Central-Bailey Avenue. she has tWO- able· bodied sons s trong n ext Mcnd ay. Commlss!oner ~·ard submitted the ~~adway and at the Elk Street .lIarenough to earn a Ilvlng for her. But Dr. Greene would not a nticipate his proper cLlsslftcJltions E'O t hnt the Al d- " 'est Shore-B II Avenue e rme n and ("ouncllme-n might bear . B ey . It is said ot them that they like strong report. but i t . ~ matter of com mon th e m In mind In :lctlns on proposed Lacka'\anna-Loulslana, Al abama, drink. A ccording to Constable Krangle keon"ledge In th e 1s t and 2d wards new city thoroughfares. Referr d t Amh erst, GeneseE', Clinton and D!ngens that th e basin f ai rly bubbles w ith 61th Ordlnanr:es. e 0 st r eets; Delaware AvenuE". NIagara of Muni cipal Court, one ot the sons. a.Yt1ie east end ot it, where the sewer Falls Boulpvard, Kensington A "enue, Georg e House, Js now sojourning in ~at· took the place om the Ohio Basin OXI..\" OXE Inn. "';tlden AVE'nuE'. Batley Avenue and the pen on a aO- day sentence to r In- s lip emptie s into th e basln. This sewer OvcNeer f't tht' Poor Ken~ott r~port- DE'lavan A,· enue. toxlc8tion. Is conn ected with the Hamburg Canal ed the receipt ot one bid tor turnlsh- Lehigh Vall E'y-Loulsiana. Chicago Mrs. House and her two sons, men sewer , but wh et her the stt p sewer reJng shoes tor the P oor Department and )r1lchtgan streets. for the year ending July 1. 1 905 , Erle-Louisiann. WflIlam. Amhprst. between 3::) and 40 years old , lived tn a celve s trom that sour ce t he filth it Is John G. Gattler of No, 998 Broad- Gene!ee, Terry nnd Main streets, Delahouse at the r ear ot No. 582 Swan emptying Into th e bc..!ln Is Dot yet reT way ventures to oITer to supply foot- ware. l{enslngton, 1\ aldpn and Bailey pc. rted. wear at the following rat es: Men'8 aVenUf-s. Nlastara Falls Boulevard and Street. Thfl:lr ren t was S6.25 a month. In Yiew of the reported cond ition In brogans 90 {'ents ,;,·o men's shoes ~5 MIlitary Road. It is ftald that the Houses tailed to keep the basin, c n d In view ot t he tact that :;!ont!'J, m;f:\.;:oes· !'Iho('s i5 cents, ch11 d - Grand Trunk-Niagara. Street. up their rent payments a.nd J ohn Boos, many cases of typh oid tever ha.ve been ren's shoe-~ 40 {'('nt!ll, boy~ ' shof"s 85 Lackawanna and Lehigh Yal1 eythe landlord, began eviction proceed- repor t ed on S idway stree t and other Cf"nts. 'The lone bId was referred to Bal1ey A venue. Ing.:;. Mrs. Hou~e was then taken to stref't3 In the vl c lnl ~ y ot the baSin, lt C~ ·.~ Committee on 1'001'. Lake Rhlre, Nickel PIa teo Pennsylthe poo rhouse and what furniture th e woul1. not be s u r prising It t he ~uncn ~hp Finance Committee's recom - vania, Buffalo, Roche~ter & Pltt!5burg family hnd was moved Into the street. wou ld receive a recommend a tion that T" endat\ons nwnrding $61,000 worth and Erie-Tlftt StreN. Yesterday Dr ~eene, the Commis- a t b Q!' claims for consequential d a mages Col. \\~nrd recommended that each desloner of H ealth, condemned t he f ur- s me s e ps e taken to have the state. ariR:no; tra m g rade crossing Improve- partment of the city be limited to a nlture as wo r thless and it w ill be dewhich owns It. abandon It and 011 It up mf'll'~ In th e vicinity ot Exchange , ce rtai n numbPT of ' phone messages stroyed. It had been lyln.; In the t hereby abatlng the nu isance torever. ~ F 't7.)Jer3I fl , Jeffprson. McKl nlev, Sel- each year. Hf?> fi nds that the ·... on tra('t strept tnr a day or t~· o . Th~e was nO I '~·1::. A bbp)-~, Bal)c.,ck . Carroll a.nd ftgure:t ha v e been exreeded by 21,534 pto ve or table anlong the furniture. aeElk ~treets and Owahn Place werE m e fisagE'~, and now the r lty has got to cording to the ronstable. There were a:1 npt,""Od. pay the Bell Com pany $430.68 over the a. couplp ot couches, an old bedstead Caritf)'1 H . W llcox'R Rult tor $ ~5.00~ contra.ct pricE'.. a ."1 mort much-w orn arUclu.. for the IO~8 of a lJ the fl ng-erR an d pa rt 'PHONE BILL SHOWS CITY TALKS A LOT NO LEAK FROM CANA L INTO THE INTAKE, Cft08SINGS ~ YET TO BE ABOLISHED 'I I I I "p. GOES TO ALMSHOUSE, YET HAS TWO SONS I I �l{ t) I leT 31 19 4 i - --- l _• Ou / J.. ...804 STRU NS NmG~R!~~~~RE. .CT GO IN cofmoval ward Demands the Reof Car Tracks,. Gas Uil Mains and CondUIts, clio ~ WEEKSI I I ACT PROJJfPTL Y. :l h.l,1 ',e'rV ('Id l1otic(' on th(' Iut l'nlab01lUl H r.Ilw:t~· ('omplws. the ll'rontie r ~cle ­ HIO BASIN A ph,mp C..,mll,,,l)". the Buffalo U,,:s Com- p~ny. tho HulTul" (leneral mectnc Compony ami the Gnt!lnlct r,,,,:er & Co~'dlllt COIIlP:11\.\', tl' rE"mo,e Wlthm tW? \1, e("ks MEOACE TO HEALTH. their ntriOUR ("on~tr\lcti()nl:. lhnt mtf'rs(X't n cire-ie 'l(~ iloct in dinmctrr in ~ing-n~n. Sc!unr~. lhc nntict.'b Wt'rt> sen t 1.0 C";lll'lill.nl·~ with tilt' "<'Q"ost of tile McKin lt'y )l on11l1lent ".\~:-"lci3tiI)1~. The no. don~ tIC"" stnte tl';1 i "if the work.".not . with in that tinh" thi" ~nme IS subJect to removal b,· thp ,/(opnrtment of public works uu,,','r anthonty of tile common {'oullcil:' 'I'h ...eplY of tbe lnternational Railwny Comp~ny wn~ nlw t r ansmitted. It i~ '~i[merl by the COlll Dany'~ attorn<"Y8, N ortoll. Prnnt"y & Sears. The- communi· cation, aIte r r N'iting that >lr. Locke bns appealed to the C<ollrt of n.ppeals, sent to the a the notice s enoed on the InterStreet Railwa y Company, the Frontier Telephone Company, the Butfalo Gas Company, lh e B urralo General Electric Company a nd the Cataract Power and Conduit Company "to rea fte\~noon I move their various cons t ructions tha t Intersect a circle 96 fee t In diameter In Niagara Square within two weeks." The Commissioner sends to companIes Jnterested, to rtheir in formation, copies of reports ot Ihe Corporation Counsel snd ot resolut ions ot the Common Council bearing on the acquisition ot the monument site, and then concludes: Healll). CommJssloner y reene has niiUic'1t plain hat th e sewage nulsa.n ce In the Ohio basin shou ld be abated. The sewage trom a t erritory having a population ot approxlmntely 40,000 pe r80ns now empties Jnto t1l e ba sin , which hna R. very narrow outlet. The r esu l t ' Is a collection or r etuse In the a lmost stagnant waters whic h is offensive In the e xtreme and a. m enace to 'lealth, Last Friday The Express sho\ied th"t there were many c ases ot typhoid t ev.r In the wards adjOining the basin and the i nference was th a t Borne or th e cases were due to the condition or that waterway, Dr. Gree ne believes that th e dlsI charge of sewage Into the Ohio basin s hould be sto pped, with the poss ible exce ptlon ot Oatt whic h flows through th e large se wer In the bed of the Ohio basin I Slip, and that th e pu m ping station tor the Hamburg sewer s hould be finished as soon os poss ible. The recommend,,tlons ought to be ac t e d upon. The old Hamburg cannl was rt nul$ance rOI' ma.ny yea rs. BuN'alonlnns do not want the O hio bu.sln nuisance to ling" as long. SIIY': "By virtue ot the ownership by the State ot tbe tee ot a circle the center of wbich Is at th e Inters ction ot Delaware avenue and Co urt street (ce nterIng In );"Iaga ra Square) the radius ot - "'blch circle Is 4 teet from the point of intersection of the center line of Delaware avenue and Court s treet, I )"our company i.9 hereby nOloiHed th at all ob~tructions m ust be re moved tro m the same. "In view ot the fact that this ma t t er has be.en under discussion with your company for the past year. I now beg to notify you that, In compliance with the r~quest ot the )lcKlnley )ion ument Commission, a ll that part or yo ur company's construction t hat intersects a circle ot 96 teet In diame ter In )/Iagara Square must be removed within two week~. It not done wltbi n that time ame Is subject to removal by the Department of Public Works, unde r authority o! the Common Council ." Col. Ward also transmitted to t he Aldi!rmpn the reply ot the International Rallwa.y Co., to the notice served on that concern. T he compa.ny says tha t "in vIew o f the do ubt whether the court ot Appeals w Ul not reverse the judgement ot thE: lowe r courts" In Fran klin D. Locke's suit, " It wo uld seem mOS t unwIse a nd unbusinesslt ke fo r the railway company to Incu r the great ex pense" e tc., or relaying Its tracks In Niagara Square, The Company says It Is "oerrectly wllllng" to move Its tracks " as soo n I a. It shall be finally determined that Niagara Square is to be the location ot the p!'oposed monument. " According to the report ot the Health Comml.slon er, Dr. Waller D. G.,-e.~ the Ohio Basin is In such a condl ml'lias to constitute a. serious mennce to the healtb or the peoole living In tha t vlclntty. There a re emptying Into the Ohio Ba.ln SliD n o le,,-or than nine city sewers an d t wo private sewers. The Co mm!..<lJslone r recommends that pewerlng In to the Ohio BaSin be discontinued an d t hat work on the Hamburg canal sewage pumping station be hastened to completion. Col. Ward sent to the Aldermen the belated prOPOsition ot the Scherzer Bridge Company to build a bridge of the river at Ohio s treet fo r $100,000. Th e C~mml s sioner RayS no details are furnlshed .. Ith the pr opOSition and he could not re('ommend Its acC'Pptance. Comptroller lIeerwagen recom m end~d to the Alderm en today a n amendment to the ordinan ces providi ng for a separate bank accou nt for th e s inking tunds In order that the Int er est o n these tunds may be credited to them Instead ot to th e gen eral fund as at present. Health Commlsslon("r Gre en reported a bad state of ahalrs on Merrlm nc Rtreet whl~h run. from 3208 Main s treet to Ang el ~treet. Tnere is a wate r main In the s treet but no sewers, which Is true that w hole section Of. the city The Commi ssion er rpC':ommp nds that sewers be provided _wlt hout de lay. I I I DANGER LURKS 'IN WASH TUBS The Kind made of Wood soak up Germs from soiled Clothing, says Dr, Greene, NEW HEALTH ORDINANCE It 0' whi.f'h nHl~c possihll' intelH.IH'ut Opilli011. of Iht I~crlt~ or of itH ChUrOl'n1<ltion to I hp r(\(Juirem('utR of the I!c]"ptc'41 "Inn. I :"'ould not ~('('ol1lmrnd the 1I('c'('pll' I1(.'\' of I tllI~ propostllUlJ n t :\11)" fig llre ",.- h idJ might he s ubmittcd wil h it." TWO WEEKS ALLOWED, Comm iss ion er of Pub Ii c I Street Railway Company Declines to Take Up Its Tracks Until Works In forms Aldermen Lawsuit is Decided. of His Action to Get Niagara Square Ready for Commi"sillllProf Public 'Work. Wnrd q",nt n 1..'Om1l1tllllt.'f! tion to th(' board 0 f McKinl ey Monument. Id"1"l\1'11 llJi~i ft~ rlloon stu ting thn..t he I be th I' lilted ~1,;rrC;"~,,~,,.;~I~ti.h~"~I-;o~fflt~h~,,~-~~;-;;;:=~:;=;::::=::;:::==a;:;;ll! Re.h('''''!'r ('",,,pallY of ('hl('"~n tt> huild It I hru..lJ{e OVt'r tll~ Buffalo rhrfi r nt Ohio .t rr:t for :j: IflO,IIOO. 'J ho P""'Ollt lowI'sl hi~! ..IR $U7.700. 'l1"w cOllluliNNiOlH·r ,..ny,.:, So you JIlny nol~ Ill' (.\\nl:linatiull of the plnn tli('Tl' nrc no cl(\tuils rurl1i~hcd I RII Illn it('(j IN. Y. "Tn vi~w of th~ douht tl., to wht'ther the coo rt of nppC'nl~ will not r evC"rsC the j llcl/:'ment of lht' lo w er cou rts on the Om point miRed by >tr. udrloback, it would !leem m~t unwisp n.nd unhusinf5Slike for -.. ------- ------------ - . the- rnilwa~r rompnny to incur tll£' ~cnt ('X"Pcn~e inciden t to and nec~'UlIY in th e work of rf">("onst rn('tin~ its rnilroa.l in an d lU"Ound :-iio.s.m.ra Squ::tre until thr matter i. tinnily disposed of I,y the con rt of appen lB. ''TI'e rnllwny compn ny is pcrf~ctly willin,e- to cflrry ont its p:trt of th(lo wo rk a~ ~n ns it will be finally d~termine'1 1 tbnt Ni..,;a.ro SqulU"e is to b. th~ loca- , the Action of the City to tion of th('l propoflpd monument." Comptruller HN'rwngen submitted a' Recover a Penalty from communication reC'OmmE'Ddin~ t.he ennCtJohn Winnirt. men t of an ordi nance dirprting the city treasure r to make sepa rate tieposiL'J eove rin~ the r-oix sinking fnnd~ that nrc The tr ial of the nction o ( U,e city no w in existenC'e. as t.h is will enable the nt'nin~t ,l ohn \Yi nnil't to reCO '"t'r n 1>('11sinking- funds to derive ot all timrs the "Ii)" o( $50 (or 1\0 allt'!:ed ,'iolntion of ctcditK that are clue them on wlln tev('r the tenement house In w WllR held before uniove.'3ted monf'Y!!! the r e mny r emain on .J 1101:(1 Ilnmmollfl in muuicipal court lhis hand. The (,ll."~tom hn~ b~n to deposit forenoon. Dc('ision wns reservC'd. The th e!'Je mooc'-!'J with the moneys hplongio~ city wn~ rppre~Pllt4?d by ....\ ttornE"Y \YilIia m to the I:.n~~nl fu nd ,And the genernl fund S. R:ltlii of th(' st:'lff of Corporutiol1 C'...ol.mis derivinJ.! the henefits of the int('re!'Jt sc i Fe-IelmAn. ~\t torne y Gillf'ttt", r eprpthot should gn 10 these sinkinl; fund s. 84?ntiuJ,! tJlf' Charity Org-anizatiou'oC'iety, 'I'he comm unication was referred to the ~'n~ also llrPf-H'l1t. committee on ordinnn(·es. II ''"i nni rt 1i\"C" at Yi(·to ria Hill, W"" t IIc.al th Commi~.;;;iol1f'r G r eene r eported RN1(,(,:l. lIe i:-l the OWtl<'r of H tC'nf'ment that complaint hod hfoell made in rf'gnrd hOllsc at ]f)H!J {:(,I1CS(,C tstrcpt. It IS to the lurk of sewpr Cacilitips in ) l E"ITimnc clnim('11 that Ute teuement clo(~s not ("omstreH. The street extends frolll 320S I ply with UIP !oinnitntioll Ilr oyisinUR of the Main s treet to .\ngle stroet. The commisIn",. I )r. (i ~ {"alth ('ommi~Hionl' r, sioner snys that lliis entirE' Rectiou Ot the orc!('rctl that this tenement should be cit~· is witho ut sewer facilities nlld that vacated on o r before O(·tobcr l~t last. in the interest of s::tnitntion Rome fiction 'l'h e pln(.'c wns 110t ,·:tented and thE" ::;lIit Rhonld bc tnken witbout deiay for the (ollow~d. proper ~ew('ring of all the streets in the Thr law."I' r r('llr('~ t\l1tin.z ,Yinnil'l rlnimte rrito ry refcrrr-d to. N.l thul hil-l die-Ill hud ,:in'u Jeu!-IPR to his 'loe ('ommnni('utiOll w as r eferred to tt'IUlJlt~ nlHl that he l'ould 110t, thrl'{·[orr. tho COlntnittce on sewers.. lurn thelll out iJr'for the ('xpiration of Health Cornmil"sioncr Uji~ne made l\ tilt' h'a~H\ ;"'; . 'Pile nJt~wcr of thp dty to this r epo rt on U1e tl:.1l1ilnr.v (Ilion of the waR that a~ th,' tCIIC'Ul('nt ilotl1'ic Inw was Ohio lm Rio. lI u finds tha t n numbe r of in Coree n l tile t iU1C' of the excc·u nOn or cewcrs ur c cm ptying into the basin. 1."'he t hf' len~c~ it bc(.'nmc thp duty of lhe outlet to the bO!-lil1 iM na rruw, wiUI very little c urrent. The commissioner theu . OWl1('1r oC th(' tpllPm£'llt ((I make his hous \.\ cOll1pl~' WIth the low, lease or no lcn8(,. says: ,,' jullirt'R attol'Tley also declarc(l tJlnt "I am in formed lhe Bewn~e from apth e elitll1,(:"('s l'l'qnirl'd to hl' mnu(' in lit£' proxima tely .JO.(x)() lWrtious discll:l r~c8 l~IH'm(~lIt hom~c hnd cithC'r hpen muuc or into the east end o( tho Hnmbu rg enual "ere ill {>1'O(.'CS8 of ('ompJction. Hewe r, and that quit e a portion ot Uds 8cwnge pa~ses into lhe Ohin bn~tn, us evidented by a conMta nt cu r rent in U1Ul dir ectiun. I From "'raking into cOl1siLleraUon Ule hrgf' I 14 TENEM1i!NT HOUSF CASE IN COURT, I I I I nmnunt o{ :-3CWUW' deposited intn tll\! Oh io basin whil·h hus such a n.Urv,\ lIu t let. it is my opinion tha t tbis Oh;,\ basin is n. nuisallce auel n meuace to hea!tli in itR pre~f'n t ('Ol1dithm. ·jI wonld respf'l't fllll y r<~cfIJnm ('ntl _________ ___ _!.lL. ,t ______"":__ I that H('wc ring- intu the Ohio bnf.:ill he ois(,lIn ti nu('d. wi th pl'riulfl C".l t he cX"C l'tiOIl of th(\ . large scwer in t he hpd of Ohio unRin Kli p, nnd t ha t tht' wOl·k on the !HIJI1 [lillg" Station bc hurried to complelioD, us I belic\'C' thut. wllen tl lot is hl~1<J!l('J li wl in HRt'. lhe l' urrt'nt \\.till be from Ilw nhin hn··d n townrfl the llnmlll1rg run:1l fH "'Pr." Ccllnmhu'Iiol1pr of l"uhEr. "'ot'k~\\-nrrl ~ C O I'U3nG.~TE HO'lfES. G. ~'Weeks of No. 217 Mau rice Street hilA een appOinted by th e Bonrd of H ea lth to fumiga le lhe homes of tubercular patients. The a pPOintment is a tE"mporary on('. Authorities will seek to have Aldermen prohibit the Use of absorbent Tubs. Thou s ands of h ouseholders in th e city ot Buffalo will elevate their eyebrows wben they are Intormed that they have In th e ir homes a medium new to them tor the spread ot disease, to wi t., their stationary washtubs. And the same multitude ot citizens may feal moved to give stronger expresSion to their amazement or other emo-, lions when tbe y h ear that th e health 1 department Intends soon to take steps toward legally prohibiting the Installation or use of stationary tub. th a a re not of non-a.bsorbent material, or, at least, not lined with non.absorbent mnterlal. While some householders may be surprised and other s Indignant, the healtb officials believe th e majority ot citizens will see good reason tor the -proposed c hange. Cornnlissioner Greene, when asked yester ay if It ue that h e Intended to propose a city ordinance prohibiting w ooden tubs and reqUiring h a rd-material tubs instead said: "Not exactly t hat. The ordi nance I shall ask the Corporation Counsel to dl'a t! and which I will recommend to the Common Council for enactment will Simply requ ire that stationary tubs sha ll be non-al1sorbent. "It w ill not specify that the tubs s hall be or marble or anytblng like t hat. We kno,v there are many poor people w ho couldn't a fford any such thing. Those who can afford it, could have either marble or tile or stone or s omething or that sort, but there would be nothing In the ordinance to stop anyone fro m having a m etal tub or a tin-lined o r other metal-lined wooden tUb. Tubs whose working surfaces were of a ny kind ot non-absorbent material wou:d conform to th e ordinance. I Danger in wooden Tub;;, - "The Idea is simply this," continued D r. G reene. "We have tound in our inspec tion ot houses where contagious disease ha s existed tubs that were made sim ply ot wood. The wood absorbs tbe water used In washing dirty clothes, whic h may be Infected with disease germs. The warmth ot th e la undry I. suited to the development ot the germs. The wood dries ou t n nd th e germs get Into the air an d a re inhaled, endangerIng the health and lives ot others In the ra mlly, who might not otherwise b ecome Infected. "It must be remembered that the obj ect of publi c -health departments Is to minimize a U danger of th e spread or contagion, a nd to this e nd a ttention to w hat may seem to the general public unimportan t d e tails, Is in reality one of the most'impol'tant measures for attaining that object. "The danger of th e spread of disease thro ugh th e use ot a bsorbent washtubs Is not connned to the homes where they a re used, as might bc s upposed. Within the last few dnj's our department has m a de the discove ry that a milk dealer was using t he stationary tubs In which his tamlly ,,'ashlng was do ne for the washing of his milk bottlcs, Milk Dealer's Offense, " This m ilk dea ler otherwise conducted his establishment In a very cleanly m a nner, a nd. as it was his first kn own orre nse, t he department did not take legal proceedings aga inst him . But he was e mphatically warned that this practice must be s topped !orthwltll. a nd that any r e petition ot It would be !ollowed by hi s arres t a nd prosecution. He said that as his was htubs were always thoroughly ri nsed with clean wa ter atle r the tamlly linen wa s was hed and o.s only clean water was used In the washing of the bottles, he had never thought th ere was any da.nge r. But when we pointed out that disease germs might be s pread through his tubs beIng unlined and absorbing the dirty wa ter, he a dmitted there was good reason for this precaution and promised earneslly that ho would never again wash h is b ottles In his tubs. "By enacting an O<"dlnance calling tor non-absorbent tubs and ImpOSing a penalty tor the use ot oth ers, the City will be taking another step forward In the matter ot lfUardlng t he public health." �177 F rom MORE B OY BABIES T HAN GIRL S. It i, claimed that 'tatisti ' ·1 . . . ... A Local "Over the Hills To the Poorhouse." I11CIlL "'~ lT e:dlh ar has been rampant the prc';ent ' ha . . lHI<';"C"~101l" in the far East ) ear. Ie UnItcd States \\ hl'rt-' Ru~~ia i~ wagin he-" ffot too c 1stant from Japan, irr~p~cs.,d)lC' Jap, anrl s:ccl1l~til~ll~ hCactl1bal cOl1fict agatnst the the lil1lkd States mi ht or mi I t S een n e ~!; to whether c.a tinn \nd :\l1lcTlc;n wOl11cr~~ r not b~ d,rawtl Illto.a comp,lilIcs show titi" to be the fact, C patnotlc. The VItal st:lllC;- ;ng 'W hrJ'(' arc ll1r8(' loc::tl Carncgies. '\vho bulL·d hospitals nnd homf"'s of br lcl{, ,Yherr nO molt 01' woman is f'VE'r aJlowf'd. lH' h(' or Rhf' ('\~f'r 80 !'Ii('k, l 'nle<l5 tilr)' ha\'(' their own 1110n(')' to pay for thc-lr trf'i.ltnlf'nt thereFor medicine. you know. (,08tS 11100H')".. and nolhing Is fr<'p b1ll al l', LI,1111~} chil~l ~;"I~~:I~\~;~hl~ );;:~~/~ I;':;.iO~~dt~h:~,rd~!'~: capabler~r'~~,'b.tna~,t'ia~,'~n i~~I~ You can'l ('at CarnegiE' lIbrarle~ If you arf> I'ILarving In thp Rtrppl" An1 how Clln brick buildings warm you wh('n you hn\'a no shoes 'on y our .·--N6ij··ii··-· l~·r T-- rrown. l -_. -- --- --- --. --. --._---------- - .--_. --- -~ ~ .- A coupi ... of hundrpc1 dollArs would kenp thlR hUlllfin flolIl so f<llrI!'; lh('re no one In this big city to help this oln lady Ihf're? Hf'TE"~ n chance tor our local proo.chers to show wh~t lhpy ('an do ;\nrl I will hC'lp with m:'o' Hille mit<'. for It only nf'p<l~ ll. (qV 'fo multO up the nped(.>d mon(>y fO ke<'p h(>r th(" rf'~t or hpr Iltp. .W hen 81\(' will have done wllh all earthly WOf'S, Its 11'1nny troublt's and strl!<', When the r('st that ~he begs for w1l1 ('ome to lipr. In til,. homC' of SWf'Pt ag"'. tll:lt fI:tcld ('st of all 5~d word::;. wtll ~('\ writ on hp- IIf("~ pagp, Aml old "finis," ,\"hen \0 us perhaps tn lhe ntglhs to ceme, we 11 drf'am :11-'. the good God Wills. or sRvlng u. w oman from suffering in "The PoorhoU!llQ Over thf' I1111!'f." 1I0nPI·R. .. _._._ ..-----.-._------ V 1 FUM IGATOR NAME D. ,Dr, , '. ~l~. hnalth commi..;9omm'ssio~r Gr~ t old thE" finEln sloner. ~estl'r, ay afll'rl'oon annoullret.1 c ommittee of the Roard C'e flf (;c'ur,-=(' E.o " 'eeks of lYe5terda.y that it w()uld c::t om 3 _If ,~lil.I1I'l(.'(' .stn·(·t ;IH fumig1.ltllr of the 000,000 to $4.000,000 to b,.lld a co 1 ,~lOU~' S iii ",h"'h c'onsumptiy('s hi\'\'e eli f tlltratl mp ete m ~1~;l1? ,,~ilhin the past five ye-.ll~ T~ I on plant for the City, The figures PO!SltiOll IS onl), a tewpor:s.ry one . e I ~eem appalling, but the 08 nger from Reeeutly the common council·· d yphold Is 60mdhlng 1hat provis i r D rna e rneasu d I cannot b~• . on .. or r. Greene to ak th re n dollan and t appowonent. It . m e e cen •. IS eotpected that the work ~~ill oC'Cupy at Jeast three months, .~h: :1PllolI~tJll('nt \M LKMAN BRIGGS SUED BY STATE a competent persOI! to ma ke such examination," and had not been found to be "free from antisep ti CS, added pre-servat ive~. pathogentc bact eria o r bacteria tn e xcessive n umbers," a nd bad not been marked with the name ot the associa tion or person certl tying to it, all ot which was In vio lation of section 22 ot the state agricu1ture law. Each ot these 135 causes of action Is a like except that It speci fies a different date w hen such milk was s old, The 135 causes cover th e 135 consecutive days P enalty of $14,900 demanded for Scarlet Fever Epidemic in Buffalo. ~derl1$,en from Ma:r 4th to September 15th, Inclusive, or from the very next day after the certified-milk a mendment to the agric u1ture law went into e l'fect do,,'n to the da.y whe n H ealth Commissioner Gree ne stopped t he sale of milk from t he Briggs dairy. 149 CAUSES OF ACTION\ Mr, Briggs has t wenty D ays in which \ to file an Answer to the long Complaint, ' -,= rTI :\ net let llS not forget an instance' I' pcculiarlty as recorded in "ital stat'st'1Il lIstnry. of ,the same land of Corsica Durin the ' ea~ lCS, OCCl!rfl ng 111 the 1sRevolution and whilc itc:; gprnph/ti" gS antlel~atlT1g the French , I l' .. . . . rllm) Ings were r e<.;o ulld On t 1~ lOflZOn. l.etitla nOllaparte wife of a en I aw . of \j:lC'C1fl, and alrC'ady the IlH;ther of < unse Or at I)f girl,,: ga,'e hirth to the world a gl II" lip t o b~cot11(' the co nqll e r o r of Europe and tl t mall ('If war SInce Julius Caesar and the le greatec:;t \\'h('rt> I~ th<> \'aUn1l'<l C'bnrfty of that muC'h-ndv('rttRf'fl (' O. R? , Vhol'le offiC't'Tl'I are .N"nl on c-xplainin~, lHlt WhaRf' ~nlarl('~ 11('\'\"1' gro w less; To lel an old woman die, (ri(lndll's~. in a cb('erle8!" chnrHy ward. 'Yhil a they prrtend to bl' following in the .footstC'ps oC our Lord? lL I "",,«1 the De.p:J.U- Strang'''' isn't it? It is as if tllll the patriotic impulse and raisit le t~atllrcr were replying to \\ . 19 warnors or the RepUblic O You hf'lp him with a chrery smilE.". InstC'ad of a kick or \[omiay aftc 8 b \'ER thp hill!'! lo th(' poorhou~e." old nnd "'(';try fmel l'Ilck~ 1'\f'nr til thp ~rn,r('. n cn51-off: oncE' th'" prldC' ant! YIl('l piC'k Ot all tht-' glrl~ In th(' npighhorltood. prt'tty and n( at and sh y ~ow in the Counly ,\ Intshous"', only pte-adlng to dlr. RPll1 ('hRI·tty to tlll~ womnn d('mnnds a plaN" In :1n old l:l('lp ~' hnmf'. 'WhE'rc- shr enn flTH'nd hf'r rpmalnlng f('w y('nTl~-n(>\,l'rmorf' tn roam. . ItH."'H, and found'il a111I)I,' CO rn olull to ctvCl'lf y thn. ~trallge state· 1 1 I rro >orate III 1IlO'\ 1 c 1I( 11lC{ t Ie filII month of 0 tol ·1 ' . . lip to ant 111 2,737 fet11ale~ and 2,71:~ malc~ Dl~rfnlcrel were born III Buffalo th . . months down to and inc'!uding \l prco;;ent year for all 2.!I:11 girlo;; and 3,161 hoys a ma)'o' t. ~ °re r there were born :!::o , 1 1 .> lt1 avor of the boys of Mr~. Mar), Hou~". 7~. YE"DT5 old, wn~ tn k f"Tl to thl' Alml'lhnu~p yNIl ('rc1 a),. A (f!W dLtyti ugo ~h(' tV'l'll't {''\'Ictf'd from h("r npnrtll''1ellt at ~n, :ls2 Hwnn strcE't Jor non_puynwlll of rf!nt, Tht-· f\lrnltllt'C lay C!ll Ih(' F>idf'wnlk ttl! a 'Hbog\.' wagun ('nrricd It nwa.Y, condf"mllf"O hy rlcalth +·~''''nl~slonp l· t}rE'f'n(" Const:l.bl p Krnn.,gI(" of lh<" )Jllnl<-ipl.~l COllrt. WIof) had to (>\"kt th~ wmft'!\ n, .says onf! of hl'r ~on~ t.~ In th(' Prnl lPntl.ll'Y (Ot· drunkcnnt:ss anq. the olhE'r J8 not abll::' Lo support her.' LO,,-',,) new~paprr [pet ? Dl'or God. thC' r(>3.1 RW(,pt ('harit)' Is that whC'n n mnn IR dnwn . \\'1H.~11 war or rumors of war c ..... ~I n~list , 1Il\'anahly show that thereof i .. ~llIH\ n ill th ~cc ard~n t, 1e .alr an app.r('ci~hll' effect ... ltel,l time<.; the number of boor b' hot v'blal ~ta ll "lIes,', In that al " " 'I y a 'cs Orn largel, I)r 1 epone e rat ~,.. 0\ CI Rlr s. :\ reporter of 'TRUT I ' It the sta te depar tment o f a gricul~ ture succeeds In t h e suit it ha s brought against Charles M. Briggs ot Elma. a n exa mpl e. w ill have bee n set t hat doubtless wi ll serve as a. most impressive warning to a ll dairymen and mU k dealers ot Erie cou nty and elsew here :n t his sta t e against t he sale of milk that may spread scarlet tever or any o ther contagious disease. The state de ma nds a. judgment for $14,500 against Briggs, w hose alleged "certified" milk, the state health de~ partment a nd the city hea lth departmen t claim. caused an epidemic ot scar- let f ever In Burtalo In the fi rst halt of September. T homas C . Burke) Butralo attorney fo r th e state department of agricult ure. yesterday filed t h e summons and complaint In the suit, T h e s ize ot t h e complaint, to sa.y nothing of t he co n- }er.ts, Is appalling. It Is t he largest of the kind ever fl ied i n Erie county and p ossibly in the state of New Yo rk, It covers 102 typew:.tten pages, It s tat es 149 separate causes at action , ea cil con taining five paragr aphs ot a llega Uou-\. against Br:gg-s. No longer sells Milk. The prepara.tion ot the co mplaint was finished It week ago, then p laced Attorne y Burke It In the ha nds of the S h eriff for service. The dep uty tor the town ot E lm a was detailed to serve it. Briggs is no longer owner a nd ma naber of a da iry. In tact it is reported that the publi ca tion ot the re5ult~ of the sa le or "certi fied" m ilk in Buttalo effectually stopped t he business in September. Mr. Briggs has since then bpen a ttendi ng Ho le ly to his d uties as superintend ent ot a n Indep end ent t ele -'" phone com p any. He was on a trip ot Inspecllon ot th e company's lines when t ~ dep uty s herltt sent out to serve the papers on him, a nd t h e deputy did no t locate him un til ye8 terda:\~. As soon as th e papers werE" served. the deputy telephon ed to Burealo and Attorney Burke filed d uplicates In the County Clerk's office. A8 wi th a ll actions to r ecover penalties (01' violations ot the s tate a rgicultUl'e law. this one is brought in the name o r the peop le or t he State of New York. t hrough the state commissioner ot agriculture, Charles A.o WIeting. Tn the ft r et 136 of the 149 cau ses or a ction recited, the p laintiff charges th at Driggs sold . offered and exposed (or sade, [or a n d aB certified milk, milk that had not been " dilly examln'!ll More serious Charges. The r~maining fourteen ca uses at action, from the 136th to the 149th, em body w h at are considered the more ser ious charg es ot the complaint. They charge t hat every day tram September 2d, w ~n th e B riggs and Stigman homes in th e v illage of Elma were placarded for sca rl et fever by the tow n health offi ce r . untn September 15th, when Dr. Greene stopped the sa le. the defendant B riggs sold mtl k that ca used the spread of sca rlet t eve r, As the complain t puts It: " That a t a ll times h ere inatter mentioned scarlet fever existed in the famIly of the defendan t Briggs and In the family of one Charles Stlgman, who red a.nd m Hked sa id co ws of detendant. both of w hich ga ld fa milies Uved on ~ald tarm close to the stables where said cows 'ere kept; an d that the ho us es tn w hi ch said famllies lived were p lacarded by t he health officer, said sca rl et feyer being a n i nfectious and contagiou~ d isease. a nd that during all of sa.ld times sale defendant and said S tigman ac tulllly occupied said placarded houses, buf continued to a ttend and milk said COWS, ilThat on Sep tember (each cause mentioning a separa.te date) the defendant sold. o ttered a nd exposed tor sale mil k that har! been produced by cows kept on sa id ( arm as n forC'sald. a nd that sa id m tlk was un hea llhy a nd unwholesome In that tt was liable to a nd actua1!Y did sprea d sa id disease ot !;carlet fever. and th e cowS! w hi ch p roduced said milk wer e kept In a n un h ea lthY condition In being kep t on said farm and bei n g tended and milk ed by a person or persons In w hose houses scarlet fe,-er ex Isted, a ll In contravention of sections 21 an d 22 o f t h e agricultu re law," Sues fo r $14,900. For each of the 149 causes ot action, or separate v iolation a lleged. the departm ent dem ands the $100 pena lty preac rlbed by th e law making the total penallY .. ued for $14,900. Charles M . Rriggs Is a son of t orme r Supervisor George M. Briggs and a. nephew ot Dr. A, H.o Briggs o f Buffalo. who was supposed to certify to the milk. So tar a s could be learned yesterday. C ha.rl es M. Briggs has no t ye t retained n lawyer to defend him, He has twenty d ays wltbln which to file his a nswer, It Is soJd Attorney Burke. tn prosecuting the COlee. wlH produce both the rec- ords or the Jl,~rtment and some o f the scarlet fever pa tien ts to prove the state's cuse against the defendant. Most of these patients a r e wen known in Butr8JO'8 b est p{1('la l c ircles. �• S~YS«INSP[GTION STATE SUES FOR $14,900 t ONALLEGED IMPURE MILK OUTC OME OF THE FEVER EPIDEMIC ,--importan ce to the peopl e or the whOle. Stute. DII, GUl>lnE ' S H~ 'j t.ll.rnlssloner Gl'et.~lle wil ('l1 tor .elling as ','ertifled' milk that had not hp('ll properly examined wllhin the m eanIng of o f the law. Unde J' the law •• It noW r!:'.-t.ds f-u('h mill, :nust be (;ert iRed to by a competent person that II doe.i nnl contain any antl!=leplics or preserYdth'es. or allY gerlTI of tlla?ase. 01' ThE' law, r BE MORE RIGID tomeI'S in Buffalo we re s tri cken with scarlet fever?" " W e hdd se\'On 01' eig ht cases along th"-t milk route," "Do you lhlllk the p~ople are s ufficiontl)- protectell 'against h,fecled mi lle ?" "r Jo not. r bpliove we ought to ha\'e more milk In~p('{!101'8. .\ t prps"'nt we have on ly two men to look .Ifrer up J rd of 400 mil km en, One o f these Jnrpectors is Dr. C lark , the assistant he'llth physician. who has other c.iuties Rud C.lnnot deyole his whole time to this work," I I I I I I I AGAIN INCRfASING. Health Commiss ioner Greene Repeats Injunction to , Boil City Water. ' Recent Epidemic of Fever Attributed to Poor Qual116 CASES IN OCTOBER. ity of Lacteal Fluid and Broader Legislation Is , Epidemic Increased During Urged, Last Half of Month and 29 Cases Were Reported Last Week. $14,900 SUIT PENDING AGAINST MILKMAN Health Commissioner Q:reene Is pretty well sattsflod that the present me thod of milk inspection In city a nd co untry Is Inadequate a nd should be rem edied withou t.. delay, The State Department o f Agri c ulture has brought suit aga inst Milkman BrJggs of Elma to recover I $14,900 for selltng "certified m ilk," w hich, it Is a l1eged, was no t examined 'fork u nder the law which went into ,Il'ect on lIlay 3, 1904, The co mpl aI nt to meet the requirements of law, ~Ued yesterday co'-ers 100 lypewl'itlen The BrIggs milk Js sala to haye cnuspaps, charges 149 violations of the ed a scarlet fever e pidemic In Buffalo. Jaw and the State seeks to r-ecO \'el' a a nd a t least one dea th has been ascribpe n a lty of $100 for eac h. W h il e the suit is oC in te rest- \1 , '...Ylt! ed to disease germs in the mIlktlabeled Bta te at large it is of s pecial interest Dn , HOPJU:\,S' , ' IEWS, "certified" and retailed a t 10 cen ts a "t l) Buffalo, inasmuch as the Driggs quart, or lour cen ts more t han is c hargmil k Is alleged to have be"n responDr<, J;fenry no. Hopkins, \\'ho Is one of ed for uncertified mil k , Bu ffalo s leadlllg physicians , has fl.1 - , a lb le for an epidemic of srariet lever 'w h lch seized a number of, fa milies on ready exp ressed hl9 ml!ld freel y on the The damaging fact that the Briggs t he defendants' milk route ' w hich took I Euhject of milk -born dltleaEe. H e cam€' home was quarantined for scarlet fe \'er In ~1aln. Chippewa, Delaware. Ri ch OUl not long ago with the C'!large direcl a t the time the s uspecteu milk was In m onel anrl Lafayette ftxe nues. T he' that .the Republican machllle was reI d eath oC 1\1r8. E dward 1\1. Sicard, the :5pon~lb l e for sevcral deaths beca u~e the ci rculation. Is taken to p rpve cone uI d a u g h ter ot Frank H . Goodyea r. has I mac hine had seen fit to remove the slvely that tne present ins pection is b een attrlbuled to this- cause, competent head of the Heal.t h Departfa ulty, a nd It Is probable t hat some ment whose scientific admll'llslratlon of DLVlS IO:\ 0'" l' E:\' .~I,'l· Y , affairs had won universal commendulegislation will be Introduced this \\In Thomas C. Burke. the la.wyer whn liun. tel' In the in terests o f public safety re presents the Slale D epartment of Dr, Hopkins I, not one of th o.e phy to remedy e xisting d efects, A.grlcu Jt u re in the prosecution o f th lE' slcians who entertain a. doubt on th e )IETHODS OF lXSPECTIO:\,. case, b elieves that the State Is ~npo,sibllity of dls~a.e being spread by tttled to recover t he full penalty. Pamil k. On this subject he read to a Dr. J ohn H. Grant, who is t he as Were served on October 31st and Courier reporter lust night a few ('x tracts from Dr. Kober'~ report to the slatant ro mmissioner repres2nting tht" fil ed with the ('ounty C lerl{ yesInternational ~Iedleal Congress at ParDepartment o f AgrIculture In this city, The defendant has twenty which to a llswer. The trial is in 1900 relath'e to "mllk-born dJ.5 was a sked by a COUrier reporter yesplace d ul"ing the first "eek eUEP" in various parts of t he \\orld. terday what p rovision the State Jnakes J anuary lerm of th e Supreme "He cites 330 outbreaks of milk-born for milk Inspectio n. Hp s aid the :::;tate it belng a prcfl?'l'I:'ed caHe. Half I c11~ea:se:" ~uid Dr: Hop k.ill~". "Of _these e mploys tour inspectors at $1,000 n year alty recovered "oes to defray 19" ".€'J e epidemiCS of l~ phOld fe \ er, 99 each an d l ra\'el1ng expen3e~ to cover oC th e Ktate Departmellt of scarlet fe\'er, and 36 of diphtheria. t he te rritory of the millc d ivisio n a ! ~ "(J ~I"leu"re; the ot her half to the Of these, 330 outbrealt9 ~43. were report N ew York State whic h includes E rie, lE!'UIllY p oor ed by English aut hors, 02 by Amerl Niagara n nd Orleans. charg~s set forth in the com<:n'~n\.s. ~4 }>y GernH~lIs. 11 l?y Scandi In this territory it is esti mated t here _ ...... _'--. are at a serious <.:haractcr It c~ Ian.""" j) by French, n.nd ,) by Ausa re some 600 mil k dealers besides 50 that from i\lay 4, 1!J04. ~fler t.r~~ns. c heeee factories. 20 creameries a nd 500 w went into effect and until The rea!"'OIl [or th(' . large preponderdairies, to be looked a fter. The new 6l. nt,. m,b.,'15t!1 following, Inclusive. th£: ance of. En~Iish and Amerlran outlaw brmgs da iries under the jurisdctnt sold milk as " certified milk;' I b.r€'ak~ f... that the people of those nad iction ot the depar tment. ~l ost ot th e the same had not been properly I tlOnahtles are mOI'f' addl('ted to the u se time of the S tate's inspecto rs 1s tclke n examined or l'aw milk than the other~. up watch ing an d tes t ing t h e m ilk that It 16 fu;'ther c harged that [rom Sep" On the Continent the habit o f boiJIs brought In by wagon and rail, a lt embel' 2, 1904. until Seplember 15th, ~ng ~TlIllc,,19 responsible for t h e better though they are supposed to visit once t he Brlgg~ farmhouse was under qual'.. ho \\ h1g. or twice a year t he premises of every anline fO I" scarlet fever and bot'€' thc DOH. 'rJ-lE :'\U I .1<:. mllkman in tha three co unti es. ~ ca r tet (ever placal'd, Despite lit i!,; dr" We In vestigate compla ints," said <..' u mstallt~e . It is alleged, the defC'lluant Dr. Hr}pkins Is of opinion that with I D r. G rant. "and endeavor to cover the ('ontlnued the ~oa l e of nHlk purporting the kind of mi llc inspection to which ground as best we can with 'the force to be "("ertlfled milk ," the ~<lme being the people of B uffalo and N ew YOl'l( at our co mmand. We use the lacto n1crl~ t K j) ed at 10 ce nts per qua.rt, thfl reg State are cxposed p ubli c ~afelY lies in ter test on mil k bro ught In by wagon, u la t lon price [or un certified milk beboiling the milk, If people would boll »<1 t we don't sample for analysis all ot ing SiX cents p eT quart. all the milk and water used for food the mil k bro ugh t In to Buffalo. If we F or each of lhc~e allpged infractions the community WOUld, he says, be d Id we w ould s w amp the chemist." o r the la\\', po\-ering a p£>riod of 149 spared many of the~e dire epidemics "How many prosecutions are t here da~r~. Briggs Is called upon to PrlY the " \Yh at is thC' gellcral imI1resst~n on the average per annu m?" fltiHutol'r pcnalty of $100, making $14, a mo ng medical men regarding the mJIk "The prosec utions do no t g ivE' a ny 9f.0 in all, THE n"b!FE~~J~ s upp Iy.', .. D r. H op kl ns WA.S aeked. l E'S 0 f c r It e r Ion 0,-• th e num b er 0 t samp adulterated mil k sei zed, Man y cases " They lhlnk It Is no better than It. ought lo bp," a Te settled that do not come into cou rt. It is und~r&tood thnt thE' de-fenFe wHI D I t teo fet un that th !=> milk hnd b~E'n pxJ'. Hopkin.:; thinks the c ity ought to From twenty·ft v e to th r Y C'ase ~R ..'millen and ((.~rtifte(} to by D)". A lbcl"t emoloy more milk in~pec tors. He also year a re brought to t rial. A1thou ~ H . Briggs of this cily. 01'. Briggs is belle\'es milk intC'nded (or food should we are Independent of It. we t ry to an un('le of th e defenc1dlll :1l1d Is i.I forhe boIled. until the ('it~, is able to filter work in conj un ction with the H ealth health o fli cE'I' of Buffalo. He If.' it~. wal€'r he favors bOiling that aIRO. Department." t he gu"gpon of the 65th llegllllent. !s It )our opinion that Ruffalo water " What Is th e e xplanation o f the the OtheI· hal\(l It \\ill be abscncd isn t \\IHlt it ought to be? " Briggs Incident at E lma?" Dr.. \lb('rt H. Bdggs did not ~ub"J don't lhlnk there ('un be muC'h " I ha ve expre ssed by opi nion a bout doubt about it, !olO long as Buffalo ha!"! that. Had t h e health offi cer o f tho t hE' milk to bacteriological ('xamlar c' h emical anal~'sls and was eight 01 ten times ;.Hi much typhoid town done his duty. that mil k wou!d n Ol in a posltloll to gl\(> lhp l"t'rtifil,;.tte [('\·c1' HS cities- that have' good walel' " never have been sold In the city after r ':(lulred by law. The legal ('ontl'tn·et'sy "The objcction 10 filtration I~ tha:t a th e sicknE"SS In the Briggs family had if:' likely to I.·enter largely on the qllf>~fiitr:tllon plant costs conSiderable been d iagnosed to be scarlet fever." 10n whether Dr. Briggs Was qualified money?" t l) g ive th e l'E'qulrt:'d cC'rtlftcatC' S1l1d "ll would bC' quite expensive, there'f{ LEGI,.SI.....\TIO:\" X"E fo';DED. wheth£>r h{' did propprly xamin(> th(' n.o doubt .about that. But unne('essary There ie a strong sentiment In favor mil k In qu£>slion before l'crtlfying to it. ~I(.:kness IS costly, too, and human life of the passage o f a law which would lot '(-rUfted milk" within the meanlnD" IS \\"orth !-iomt'thing." com pel physlclans to report to the ~ t the law, Is ot' a. hlghf'l' EtHl1dard and A sI< ed If h(' )\:1\(' \\' wha.t ('Bused the health offlcer~ of adjacent ettiE'S any c(lnralns a smaller per('('ntagC' (It' bat~. death of 1\~rs. Edward M. Sit'ard, Dr. outbreak of infectiouS disease occurring terla than th e ch(';'lper lactenl fluid Jlopkln~ ~..tld: in th e family of a milkman. Had this whkh Is retaIled al 6 cent" " quart , as "r know whal the dcatlt N'rllflcalp been done In th~ BrIggs case It Is beagamH 10 (' n ts fOt" tile nurt:'l" aJ'ticle. ~ald \\'a~ the <'ausE"-stC'lltO(,O(,U8 inferlIeved that th e sca.rlet feve r epidemic T ht' st4'1ndard Is pial'C'd at 30,000 bn.cterla lion .. Tha.t includes s..:arlet fE'\-r)". dl}lhw htch was discovererl On the BrigliS to onf" ('ubk ("entimeter of milk. ,,'hp1"C' thena, surglcal (('\'e)", ('rYhipl'la~." mil k route wo uld have been averted. the proportion ot bd cterla ("x(.'eed:.; 30 When It is mentioned that the city of Buffalo has one milk Inspector look000 pr-r cubic ('ent imeter the milk is a djudged tl) bf' of low standard I :\1 f l I n g after 600 m Ilk m el1 an d 0'00 d a Ires, . any amt \('s al'e wlllln~ to p ay the need one wo nder at the q uali t y of t he h l"h." Ildee for the pure ,' m ilk ,'onfldlacteal fl uid whIch the peoplp or Buf!ng in the hone~ty of thr purveyo r and falo consume and wh ich is the staplo the ,-ffi('ary u[ the hlW wlll<.'h v.. as passd iet of infants and the s ick {OIl tn guaral1tf'e thC'Ul u~atn~t tr::t.Ud. Th~ ~t(itute Is thcrf'torf'o of fnr:reael!h"~g ,- 1\\ ~~ T1PHOIO FfVfR Of MilK SHOULD bell€'ve. dOE'''iIl't S,lY how tlOPKINS AaAlN o f I en it shall be e x amlnerl." CRITICI S ES I NSPECTION \ "IS It true that m,II Y of Brlg,;s ' CU_"- llBe or Its kind In the :4tate of X ew ---- any Idnd of bactC'rid. 1!1 e K Cf:.'sS of the specified limit. "That would b~ taken to meal" tha t thp per~on making the t>xamiil l"ltion n1tlst e x amine It from a u1.cleriolugiC"a.1 Ann a lso from a chemical slal"lpolnt. - - - -The actl ou brought by the Sta te De~rtm ent of Agriculture against .,ha r les .:\f. BrIggs of E lma. to reco\·er SH,90 0 tor havIng so ld m ill< as cel'tined mIlk when the same had not _ tell properly examined, is the first • S T~ ' I ' I~ "m"'r, Etsked about the suit Ii-1st night said: hI don't know anylhil1E;' more ubout th C-.lse rhHll ha s bern madC' publiC', I understand that Briggs js being sued Briggs of E l ma the Defendant and 149 Vi olations of Law AI/eged _ First of the K i nd Under New Stat ute - M any Scar let Fever Cases on Dealer 's Route in Buffalo. --------------------u;r-------OV c Tw"nty-nln" cases at typhoid f ever In the firs t wee k of this month, a total ot 116 cases in Octo ber and of 115 In SePtember, wl ~h betwee n 35 aDd 40 (l"aths r es u ltlng, show t he epidemic of that disease In Butralo Is by no means diminiShing, Last week the record at case" reported stood: Monday, 4; TUe5<lay, 6; Wednesday, 6; Thursday. 2; Friday, 6 a·nd Saturday, 6, ' This averages mor~ than either tbe months ot Septem ber or October and If the average continues t or the balan ce ot Novemb<>r, w h Ich It Is to be hoped ~It not be, a tota.! ot 160 cases wtl! reOctober "tarted In with tewer cases than tbe latter part at September but towar ds th e middle and end o r the month the number mounted up t lIl It I reached 116 On the 31st. Nineteen deat hs resulted. This was an Increase ne Ott °b case a·nd five deatbs oYer Sep I em er. As compared 'WUh Octo'ller 1903 th reoords show up bad,ly for 'this yea: Then o nly 26 oases were r epor ted to t h~ Health Departmen,t, wtth 12 deaUhe r e SuHlng, "There Is no douibt we are havIng mu<:h typhokl," said lHealth Com missIoner Greene las t night, ",My advice Is the same o ld thIng, but It canno t be r eiterated too otten, All d 1 k ' w~t.r should bE> boiled, l' n IDg Last tall I 'b eIJeve the phySIcians were not so careful ",bout reporting a ll oases, That 'Is why the num'ber of cases reported this year Is 50 m.uCh greater In . proportlon to the Incree,ee In the nu m ber of deaths, Once 1n a while the colon 'ba.ccl.IJus Is 'p resent In the cit water, but no t In every anaJysJ.s Th~ colon 'baccillus lrull.oates the pr~sence °b t tY'phuld, It Is a Sign wa te r should e 'boiled," I )'v 04 KEPT COW IN PARLOR. A \1d Gave Goats, Dogs a nd Chickens the Freedom of the House, Says Dr. May, A cow in the front pa rlor, a pIg In the woodshed , and goats, dogs a nd . chickens occu pying the res t of the house in common with the family, is what inspector ''''illiam B. May ot the Hea ~ epal'tment reports he fo und a t Ludwig Slaronskl s three- room d wellIng a t the Seawall n ea r Michigan st r eet. Dr, ::\1ay was sent to rnspec t the place yesterday, it hnving been reported un sanitary. His report ta llows: "The premises were in the most unsanitary condition possible. Adjoining the ho use on the rear is a small s umnler kitc hen. In that apa rtment was a close t In which a. p Jg was q uartered . The im provised sty was so nar row tha t the animal was unab le to tUrn a round. In the front room, what might be termed the front par lor, was a cow . "v\~hlle we were on our tour of inspectIon two goats d ropped in to see what was going on, The stench was unb earable. Four dogs comprise the r es t of t he menage rie, not to mention the nume rous chic kens \,"hf e h were al lowed to roam at wil l a round the house. " -e a re informed that eight persons. Inc ludlng som e s mall chlldren, lived in the s mall rooms, a long ~'i th the cow, the pig, the goats, the dogs and th] e hJckens. 1\lrs. Slaronska promlf!cd to sell the cow and k ill the pig. I �BUSINESS MAN OBJECTS TO ST. PA,UL'S CHIMES ALDEfUV1EN CUT FULLER'S BILL A busin ess nlnn In an office building H ealth Commis~loner Greene will not be agreed to by a majority of the p eople by any means. The bUEIln eSR man made h ComlHls a complaint to Dr. Green e. t e sloner of Health, In th e form of a leller, a nd here it Is : "H eal th Comm issioner Greene: Dea,' Sir-Ml' office Is on the Pearl Street s[de of this building, and my business compels me to work n[ghts an~ use the 'phone, ancl 1 would 11k lO a s k If nOlhin g can be clone to aba t e the nulSRnce involved In St. Paul's chim es b~ ing played every night. " '~{hen t':iCY are used to produce sweE't h rmon y (") ' tis bad enough, but when, Is fiO oft~n th e case, and at this writ_ ing (9 :07 P. M.) they are used to p iny scales 'tis simply unbea rabl e. ··Su;ply this town has outgrown surh a relic as chIme playing at nights, except on festival occasiOns, but ,wlt~ tfi~ tdlot In qu~tJon , every nIght I~ a. es va.! o('casion." . th t thl l! town haa "Th E' writder l"anlsShis ~alne in tull tnt b.usin ess an 8 g . , a: I OUS In Gleeoe ITlatte r sent a making look a antl. In lettt'T to the cumplaint. but Dr. humorous \'lew of the that humorouR st r ain, his friend. Park <;~om ­ mls8lonE'r 'VIIlJnm A.. Joyce, who I~ aln omdal of St. Paul's Church. Hele 8 the letter to Mr. J OY<'P; " t enclo<;e a l(>tter which I h ave rece-\vE'd in· regard tn the bells or your r hur rh making such a noise. ] am surprised that a man of your menlal calibre and standing [n thp commun Ity, and an oftklal or th(' churc h, hbould pE'l"mit su('h a nuisance to o('c ur right In thE' hE'art oC o ur munle-Ipallty. The writer says that this town has outgrown ~uC'h a r elic a!'\ chimp playing and thI nks th E' man who rings the ch im es In an Idiot. Will you plt'ase, hllve ~he chimE" rlnge-r examined and 1.;POTt to mE' the rf'8ult 1" , Dr. Greene th£>n rE'turnrri t o thf' ReTlous and info rm ed the man who made the com plaint that h p had no power to ac t In the m atl£>r and that any prrson who Rought to FtOP the plQylng ot the chimt'~ would get himEiE'lr dlsllkeq. Th ousa nd s ot Bul'talo people 10"C to hear the chimE"s play and the)' wllt co ntin uE" to play, I I ..19D _...,1. Figures, Typhoid Epidemics and City Sewage. A filtration pla.n t for Bti!"talo's wa~ t el' supply woulrl ('ost from $3,000,000 to $4.000,ono, fie-conting to a rough estimate given to the nhl'''t'mnnic fina,'C'e COJnmltl ee yest('I'dny uttprnoon by Health CommlsslLmer. W ••JL.Q.re@ne. This state· ~ "\\·as madE' nuring a discussion a s to what mf'nn~ Buffalo eventually wou ld h avC" to pmploy to produce a p ure - water f'u pply rO!· Its Inhab1tnnt~. Thp dlscus r.ion arORl' in connection with the recOn f;luf>ratltln 01' the hill (If Expert Faller of Ne\v York (or $1.700 fOr rppot'ting on Burralo's Jlrp~l>lH watt"I' suplpy and what can b{' donQ to hHtpr it. ExpPl't Fuller says thC" dty's sPwagp sometimes gets into the present in lpt and reCOI11 mended th E' Emprald cha nn el as the site for 3. n ew inlet. "But would t he water In the Eemrald chanot.-) b e pure e>nough for the years to come?" askNl Alderman Coppins. "Pe rhaps It would be better to go out In the lake." "The water Is no better out in th e la.ke than it is tn thf" Emerald c hann e l." said Commlsstoner Greene. "The en Ure lake, In a w ay, is contaminated, Much sewage comes into it and the lake, you Itnow, Is s h a ll ow. \Vhen the ('Qmmis~ioner gave his eaUm atc of the co~t of a flltratlon Plant'j Alderman Fix eald KEEPS COW IN FRONT PARLOR Mrs. Staronska also has Pigs in her Kitchen and allows Goats to roam at Will. EIGHT PEOPLE THERE, TOO Health and Police Officers find prising Family at Foot of Michigan Street. SU1· DI·. William H, May, an inspec tor tor t he health department, and detectives Condon and Shook, under ordcrs from Captain Ward and ~ .£JullW is· yesterday lOvesHgated a :0;;"".,"",;;" ;;,,,,, living which t1wy say is beyond belief in this age at unlimited soap and water and rigid sanitary regUlations, The case was at the se'awall at the foot of Michigan street in th e h ouse of one, Ludw ig S taronski. T h e house is a sma ll f rame dwelilng or t hree room s, Dr. May's report on the conditions in SUbstance is as f ollows: .IThe premises were in the )TInt uflsanltary condition p ossible, Adjoining the house e n the rear Is a small summer ]\:Itchen. In that apartment was a closet in which a pig was Quarl{'red . The Imp rovised sty was BO nar row that the animal was un able to turn around. In th~ front room , what might be termed the front parlor, Was a. cow. .. ~'hll (' we "'ere on our tour ot in~ speetiol1," said Dr. :\{ay, htwo goats dl'oppf'd in to see what was going 011. The stench \\' unbearab le. Four dogs comprise the 1 Of the menagerie, not t o mention the numerous chi ckens "l:i('h were a llowed to roam at wl11 around the house. "Pe were inform ed that eight persons. in cluding some 8mall Ithll dren. Uved In the sma ll r ooms. along ", ith the <,ow , the pig. t h e goals, the dogs and the chi ckens, iI As It was a vlolatton of the health ordinances to ke ep a cow within th e city limits w ithout a license," said Dr. ]oral-, " I In formed Mrs. Staronska that sh~ Would ha\'e to dll'lpose of the ani mal. T hat ~ he promlsE'd to do. S he also said " he would kill the pig within a few weeks. It co uld not bc If'arned that the Staronskls sold an y o f the cow' s mllk." Detecth-e Shook. who has had a long course or tralnlllg in the eighth precinct, f ound the fltel1ch ~ Ch I ror hIm. "" t thc Staronskl home _ not ('o ntrol the situation. eitber. Cana· Finance Committee discusse3 startling make- pubilc.' the man'R nam€'. It Is as~umed that the man was serl~ , ~ Cause for War. "No, no t unlf'ss the other cities on 'the lake could be iuduced to install the samG thing," saId the comm issI oner. "Thp rnitf'd StatE's GovE.'rnment alone c ould $3,000,000 FILTER PLANT HIM ABOUT THE MATTER. TO· PROVI:nE AGAINST MILK INFECTION. Health Commissioner Greene Will Ask the State Legislature to Ap· point Additional Inspectors. and th e residue is solei to tann- "BuYlng a se wage-disposal plan t \\ouldn't help our water supply m u ch, though," remarked one ot t he a ldermen. Expert who reForted 011 Buffalo's Water Supply may receive only $1,200. HEALTH COMMISSIONER GR EENE GETS HUMOROUS AND SENDS LETTERTO PARK COMMISS IONER JOYCE, ASKING near St Pau l' s C hurch, has, tor som-e oason ~r other, come to th e con c! u slon "that the c himes tn St. Paul's lower a I'e.. not musi cal, a decision which will n o .. trent~1l erN for fcrti llzer," dian cllips also du rnv into the lakes. Taitt" Brantford, In Ontario, It sends 1,000, 000 g a ll ons o f sewage eYery 24 hours j hrough the Gra nd Riv er to Lake Erie at Port M a itland, just a short distance up th E' lake." "That's cause tor "'ar," remarked AIde rm an Fix. Some at the members ot the committee QuestJoned w h eth~r typhoid "hleh Is raging in Buffalo now, i"0 much to the water 8upply as person. think. "Look nt the dirt and dUet In s tl·eet 8. " said Alder man Flx~ the dlrtlp~t It)t or streets I- ever Yet t h e Buffalo Sanitary Company 011 d rawing its money. I would like a~k it dust an d dirt do not pho ld':''' " Yes. if there a re t yphoid germs In the du~t and they get tn tood," was the reply of lh e commiss ioner. Th ~ com mis!l:loner then said that the normal death rate for typhoid fever In lh ls co untry Is figured at twenty pcr~on8 fo r 100,000 or Population a year! In Buffalo the rate Is (rom 35 to 40 persons for 100.000. "Last year we had 135 deaths," he said, "A normal amount would have been 75 deaths," "But Is It the water that causes typhold?" asked A ld erman Coppins. "Well, In Lawt"ence, Mass., betore a flltratlon plant was installed, the rate of deaths fr om typhoid w as 40 for 100,000 or popu latioll. After the plant was put In operation, the rate was reduced to two for 100,000 of population." Cut Bill by $500. .. We could neve.. get that sum In Buffalo to spend for a The com mittee fin ally got do~'1l to filtration plnnL " 'e havl> llved all these discussing the bill at Expert Fuller year s on Lake E rie water without hay- again, Ing any epiuf'mlcs of t yphoid ." " I think it's too much," said Alderman Water more impure now. Coppins. .. ~o, WP havrn't," Raid ("0m missioner " .M r, Fuller cut it down $200 trom the Grccni'. "We han one h ad e pidemic, original amount," said Co mmissioner Th e water 1s worse t han it used to be. Greene. "I haven't t he face t o ask him Chlorin{' is {I good inui(,fl.tion of th ~ p ol- to redure It farther. I believe the bill IUtion of watE'r. T wenty- five years a go to bp just." th pre> ''''('re t wo parts of chlorine In 1, Alderman Fix moved to cut the bllI to. 000,000 pa.rts oC watE'r. Xow l h ere are :U,OOO, That motion was lost. Then, on nine parts of chlorine. 'Vhy this in - illatio n of Alc1 f> rman Coppins, the com('reaFe? Simply b ecAusP more s ewage is 'mtttee yo ted to reduce the bill to $1,200. bf"ing d u mjJt'f1 into the Great Lakes. l.:nlesEi yo u enn get the gove ' ·nment to Rtop the dtips up the Ja.kes from sewerm jng jnt!) t he watt'r. I don't know what i ........ . Duf'fa lo is La do away jn the f ut ure.'" "How does our se-warre, thf'n, affect Tonawa ndn , which is down the rh'er 1" aSked A I dr-l·man Fix. "That vlacf' hal': (OUl' tim es as much II ~~. . ............... . typhoid as we hase," flaid the commissioner. 1 "\Yhut could bf> done with sewage, r-thf'r tlllln dumping it into flowing t t"'r~? " aPikcd A IdpTlr.an :\Ia nning, "Han.! It ;:.Il~w.ilg-~~dlsposa l plant," was thp {'ommj~!'ilon ..'r's I'c pl y" Th ere iB J onE> In Ht'rUn , 'rhe sewage is s p ecially ~ t~. ~~~~.~ .... -flW ..1.8..ut0j................... CITY WINS TENEMENT ACTION wa-I t~ run' _....•......•..1'. = A VERDICT OF $50 AGAINST JOHN WINNERT FOR ALLEGED VIO· LATION. ~- I CfflCKENS I .\F_I tWILL KILL PIG, EA T /iEALTH QU.\R T)IENT f'1lH'nt hIlU"f>!>., ,Juc1g!' Ilanll11(111<1 lu \Iuull"!. rnl Cmll' t thl~ l, f IPruot -, aWlu'dlu1! tht, l'n, I a jllllgllll"llt o( ~;-)4) Il nd l'O~t!'> O)!lliJ1Sl .h,h;, I " -Inllt'rl, \\h" ",,"IIN ;1 'I'llt'mf'lll hou "'(' 0 1 :\"11 W6H C: ('lI t'''PI' Strf't' l lind \\ lJldl WII!>. n llf'twn tIl h:1\·t' fall NI to 11)('(,( "fIlIl(' (I t thl~ )"('lllIln' mpntl-l or tht' tpllf' lllf'nt hou~p. Inw. "'Iu. IWI'I h :\fl Il wc1.' Ihf' "h:lll.l!f'!- 1"1',,1111'1'<1 hl'foJ"t" G OES I I TER L UDWIG S TAnO:'\i' SKT ,vr T H A SHA RP STICH:. I A cow, a pig, twenty ch ickens, two goats, to ur dogs and eight h uman beIngs wer e discovered to be the guests of the Staronski tamlly In t h e home> at the foot of Michigan Street. Dr. Will· lam B, Malo', a health inspecto r , made the s tartling dl!"lcovery. T he po llet> o f the Loui s iana Street statio n house WE' re notified an d Ludwig Sraronskt. who presides o "er th(> dechlet1ly cosmopolitan domicile, was warned that he was I violating t.he health ordi nances. He I prom ised to se ll the cow, kfll the pig, I ('at the chickens for Thanksgiving. pro,·ide a separate residence for the g~at an d dogs a!1d thus co nform with t t'equlrements o f th(' hea lth departn , 1l. his ('OS,, W:l~ I!"ic'd In 1'01ll"t, hut till' n"llnn I1Ipnt of Ilpulth OInlnt3illl' rl Ihal thp Itl ll WI \~ \"lnlllll'rl ;11 Iht' time uorit·f' W;h ~1"~n>1l 1I1" l n thp 1l1'.lJ')I'IC'lol" "e AI nil I' st:l,lrf' Ill,. pr('lf'f't"dlllj:1<. "IH·" t ltf' (':J.~l' wn~ In I'(lnrl. rhl' ,lltnrlll"Y tnl· lilt' .It, ( f·llrl n ut ,·nnU'Jltlf'r! thtH w~s tht' dutr n f I t C' n nllt II) IIlllk,' '·"(lIllr:oo. to :1 plnl·(' :11111 litfl t "hi n ttl" p l,t1"t" WitS 11'1' s('(1 thl' dirt"(' 1 spnn .. lhlllt;1" I -----_ , D ~HlmE'l1t hI\<. l""D 11 :, n III II~ ,·'·\I"'.HI,· 11,I:.1In .. t unsanltnrJ tf'lJ! , he- II p;1lth (':\f.,(' I ('(t Ihr. (lWD('f. psp,·,'I:III,'· hH' " tlw 1t·'I"(' prt,,·ldf'fl t h lll tht' tenant :-h rouitl k(,j'p tht~ pl;:f'f' In tf.'pllir. ,Tud,l:(' Ilnnllnnud tonk th,~ "If'w that. In . n~mlH'h n .. Ih ... !f'I'f't' RI~n prlwlcl"d fhu t ih'" On-nN shnuld h(' IlJln~-(>rl tn l'ntf'1" Ill(> pr('m I.. f'~ lit nn l" tlmr 1o makf' ~Ut·h !""p.Ii!"... W{'I'f" tbouciht to h" nl"('d,·tl h~' I bf' Olnlt'r, hfl al"fl 111\11 "lIutrfll 01'('1' fhl" rH·op('riy Thf" Mil l "'U", nlflrc fi r If'!"!'i; 111 Ihf' llutl1l'f' ('It L!t:!t't::t 'hj ('IUllf', �-- --- -_.- ----- j--- --- ----- -._-- ------_. 4 190( .. ---------- - -------------------_ c=:~-- - --- =-==.:..::.:~--= --------- - - From -l r ----:;; --,;;v-"----- --- --.--- ------- --- ---- = ===~-=-,-,-,'T MEN NEEDED TO INSPECT MILK OGS MUSTN'T HIT TH[ HfALTH INSP[CTORS. Commissioner Greene wants more frequent Examination of Cou ntry Dairies. UST HAVE A NEW LAW o f first-class Cities ought to have Aut hority in Count r y r oundabout. --- ---------- - ----- I MUST can legthis winter that w ill e nable thc authorilles of a t least the first - tlass cities ot this stale to make morc e pidemic in B uffalo, which, it is .cnal'O'•• n. was cau sed by 111ilk shipped the Briggs dairy In E lma while cases ot the d l sea~ e existed in thE' houses of the owner of the dairy an d the man who milked the Briggs cows, Dr. Greene believes such Inspection as he proposes would h ave res ulted in a. stoppage of the sale of mille f rom that dairy much sooner than i t was stopped. The evide nce gathered by Dr. Johnson of the state board went to show that the health physician of the town of Elma, though he quarantined the El rna cases by placa rding the houses, did not quarantin e the milk supply nor eve n Inquire into the conditions at t he dairy. It was, therefore, not u ntil a 'week O t' lnore later, when the disease was t.raced from th e c ity to the Briggs dairy. tha t the sale of milk was stopped. If there had been regular dairy inspectors charged with the sole duty of going the rounds ot the co untry dairies that send mtlk t o cities and, inspecling them carefully each week, In a ll probability, Dr. Greene believes, they wou ld haye dis covered th e danger at the Briggs plant much sooner, and p rotected the city It. inspectors as those Dr, hopes to ohtain hy enactment a sta te law. Health departments in have w hat are known as milk in " I,e,:tors. b ut (heir le gal jurisdiction Is £o'nn,ned to th e c ity, where they examine mllkhouse and utensils or the redealers. In emergenc ies like the lH.rI2C£S case they go into the country to iP'CH.lnine the source of the milk supply, they r eall y have no autl:orlty to do FO. And, beside, It Is said their dutips ~n the city wou ld make it impo~~iblc fot' them to make a systematic inspection of all dair ies s ending milk into the c ity. It fs said some dairi('s have not bren jlnRPccted oftener than once in five ~ent·s. Commissio ner Greene would like to have the s tate ma ke pl'oviRion for the appointme nt of a corps of such inspectors In the districts s upplying milk to each . of lhe first -class cities. That would Includ e Buffalo. It would not matter to him whether the inspect01'5 were und er state 0 1' city control, so long a. they did t heir du ty and aftol'ded the cIties th e protection from COntagion to which t hey a re entitled. " !t is not scarlet fever alone that we must g uard aga in s t in our milk supply," said the c ommissioner to an Exp ress reporter las t night. "It has been found t hat tubercu losis is imported to t he in habitants ot. cities thro ugh milk from the country, milk which Is produced by cows suffering from tuberculofl.is. It would be one of the d uties of the intspectors covering t he country dietricts to see that no milk from diseased cows was s hipped tl the city, " 1 s hould like to have the neccssal'~' bi ll pa~sed a t ~he coming spssion of the Legisla ture," continued the commission er, "and before long I may a rrange for a n intervIew nn t hiR subjE'(' t With Dr. Parl<, the ('ommi~sionrr oC hpalth o f the ('i ty of N e w Yor}<, a nd hili city bacterio logist. D r. Darlington , Who is <' hairman oC a Etan<ling com mittee of th,.. America n Public H ealth ASsodation, which considers all matt(1'l'S pertaining to the supply or mille to rltles, Wllh thei r aid, I am confident I s hall be able t· ge t such legislati o n under way, as they will appreclatr the bene fit or It that will accrUe to their City as well as to Buffalo, A nd I believc the Impol.tance or this pl'ecaulional'Y mea~Ut'e 'ivtll a lso appeal to t he members of the Leg1slature. Too mU<.:L car(' cannot be ex ercised 1._ throw lnO' safeguards around l he public heahh." I - - ---- ROOSTERS ., ALL BE GAGGED? DAMAGES AWARDED TO INSPECTOR CARLEY, When Adolr Machholz's b ull dog bit H ealth Inspector Joseph H . Car le y Inspector Carley we n t to see a doctor. T hen he went home and c hange d his t rousers . The pal l' he had on we re n ' t prope r for street wear, wit h a pol1ceman o n nearly every corner. That's why Inspec tor Carl ey sued Machholz for $260 damages In lhe Municipal Court. Today Judge Hammond made a decision a warding him $50. The troub le occurred In July. Carley's 'Wounds a re now healed. It wasn't on his own hook Carley got Inlo trouble. He was deSignated to go to Mac h holz's home, 123 K e ystone avenue, because co mp la int had been made Mac hhol z m al ntained a n unsanitary dog kenne l. Carley found the co mplaint wa9 not fully jusllfied. The kennel was clean enough, bu t the fact remai ned it wasn'l a heallhy neighborhood tor inspectors or a ny other strangers. This ,,·as a ll brought o ut In t he evidence taken o n the trial. The s umm ing up ot the defendan t 's la wyer s ho ws Carley didn't try to walk backwards into t he dog's mouth. The c hain broke w hlle he was studying the bulldog's habits. The dog got the rear en d of Ca rley before Ca rl ey co u ld get to a fence. A sample of Carley's c lothing is s tili dO-I Ing d u ty as a part of t he dog's bed. The defendant's answe r charges Ca rleY' t r ied to, use :M rs. Machholz as a otfi leld to protect him fro m the do g and t ha t' s what caused lhe dog to bite. The a nswer 1n part follows: " That p laintiff provoked the dog by gazing fixedly a t the said dog; l hat the do g lugged a t his chai n regarding the p la lnUIt a s an Intrud er o n tbe premises. The c halm b rok e. "'The plai ntllt then g rabbed uefem:l an's wife a nd used her as a s hield, throwing he r to the ground in his struggles to get de re ndant's wi fe between him a nd the dog; tbat the dog seeing his o wner thus assa ulted va lI iantly came to the resc u e a nd a ttempted to p ull p laintiff o ff a nd break his d utch on defendant's wife; t hat If plalntilt was bitten at all, It was by reason ot his unmanly te rror-stri cken cond u ct In a dopting the met bods or Russell Sa ge to save his own cr a ven NotWithstanding th e strong de-tense, Judge Hammond held the dog had no business b l ttng a n Inspector w ho was tn the ya rd in p UTsuance of his d uties. He held Mac hholz Is liable to da mages lo the extent of $50. w hich probably covers the exuense ot medical a ttend ance and a lso wnl pay for a new pall' ol trou sers. I I ndignant V oter p ro ds Alderman Martin into offe ring such a R esolution. I man ca ll ed a t Alderman ~lal'lIn's home on Prospect a "enue at;) a. Ill. a nd de ma nded a n audience. "Te ll him to ca ll aro und a fter the s un is up," growled the s tatesman to the maid w ho po unded on his door. ., He SHY'." rep iled the maid, "that it is c ity busin ess a nd he has to see you." "'llismo it ." so liloquized ,the alde rman, "tl'H"re's an e Jection next year and this guy may be n vote r."' He w rapped hlmst'lf In four blankets and we nt to the parlor-. " I'm glad to see yo u," he said to his ca lie r. 'T \·c go l a kick coming,"' began the vis itOl·. " 1' \'e been a wake si nce 4 o'c loc k." 'iToo ua d," !=nid t he a lderman, yawning. "You need a g lass of-" '. What I l1e~d." s houted the ca liel'. J "i s p r o tection. It's a n o utrage for folks to a ll o w th eIr roosters to get up an d crow at 4 o'C'io{'k in the mo rning. " "Yes, it is a nnoying," admi tted t he alderman, wrapping th e blank e ts a round I his le gs. " " Tell, I'vc come to you for protection. It 's up to yo u to put through a re~o lution in the Common Coun('il to s top t he ro o~ters from ero" ing before 9 o·clo(' k." ''I'li d o It. s u r e," sai d Mr. Martin. ",Lf>t's see, w he r e do you Ii,"e?" "PJ) neal' \V e ~t ~ venue.' · "Why. blame It, " cried t h e exasper ated a lderman, .. that's in the 23d wru·d. Why didn't yo u go 0\"01' a nd wake up :'IlcEachrcn?" , ,I You livE' nearest." was the rep ly. " " -e ll. yo u bette-I" J'u n o yer a nd s('e him now. You ~ee- he always ge ts u p a bout this timt'. He wo n't be pu t ou t, a t alL He'li bp g lad to see yo u." The ca ller wen t a way, but to make s ure his mission wou ld not bE' forgot hp had a n urnbel' of friends ca ll on A 1de rman Ma rlin an,l stir him up. So },pstE'rdny t he followin g reso lution was offe rcd Rt th e meeting o f the aldermen: npsol\·"d. Tha t ihe bealth commissioner is dlrt'4.'ted to nollr~' n "'" ,mt ~on~ o,,-nfng roosters ,\l"J thln th e rlly limits that ther must rRlIf;e the ~ Ri rJ rOO SI('rs to b(> m uzzled or otbe rwlse pnn'ent('d frnm r rowlng be tween the hours of .. :t . Ill . and !l a. 11l \\'I1E'n th!" l' c ~o lutlon was rt"ac1 all t he a ldprmpn ~a t up Mild not iced. " I mo' e its al1op tion ," said Alderman Mattln. " 1 lJrot~c;t." cried Ald erma n Land ~ hpft. "That l'flsolutton will multe thr board 1(0)< ricll('u\ous." "Gen tt e1l1E"11 ," said A lderman 'I \1artin, seriously, "] mf'an thi~ . 1t i~ .1n outragE' that c-ltiz('lls a1ld ,"oters ~hcu lct be' a\\akenec1 at a ll hours by th ese roo~tprs . " )m • t, ,.iovI -----1904"------- t"4"?'" •. .' - i.J ~, " The proposition made b t, Dr. G reen e, the health commiSSioner, t o HA('@ he s tate nC;'ease rts n umbe r of inspecto rs of dalrle-s w hlcb sup ply mil k to cities or the first class has considerable merit. Th ese inspections, Rc('ordlng to D r. Greene, should be made weekly. 'l.'he tact Is that city inspectors have no legal right to go Into cou ntry d istri cts to exam ine the SOurce of the milk sup ply wb lr h rearhes the c ltle., though, of course, Stich exam inations a re occasionally made. City Inspec tors have abou t all they ca n attend to looking arter mll k w h en It reach es the city and examining the methods by w hich It Is cared 1'01' In the cIty. --"-- ---,.- -.. ------------ -.. "H\GH-HANOfOt" SAID· \~ ALO. LANOSH[fT HOTLY, Judge Hammond In an BIRD LIVES IN 230 WARD Amusing Law Suit Estab- I t is a most ambitious C han t icleer th a t has set the W he els o f C ity lishes a Precedent For G overnment turning. Future Protection. T he morning a fter e lection a n a ng r y 1~~~,iirr~~;r~M!;;';;:';:'~ S Qll1e frequent examinations of t he country dairies which s upply milk to the c ities. Dr. Gree ne believes tha t if a .ys tem of "eekly Inspection of s uch ca n be established, the danger ca.rrVl:""- disease frorrl t he towns into cities in milk will be grer. tIy lessenApplying it to the recent scarlet- ..;----------- "Such a l-NiOlut io n ('omes wit h poo r g rnf"e from a Repub li can after last Tu(>sda~" s e tef"tlon," comme nted Alde r man U'(x. " The resolution ~h(luld be withdrawn," deda rpd ( ' hairm3.n l\lanning. " It \\'on't hC'," sa id A ld erman ~l a rtin, def" lsi" ply. " T hE're's a l'OQ!";t(" r up then" Ihat :~ a nui ~a n(.'e and it lives in t he 23d wa nJ , too." "Th e n'" is somp spnsf' In thr rE"~olu­ l ion ," sa id Alde rmun Collln~, j u di e' ialty. He's a Democra t. "The)'c s hou ld be 80m(' way of c urbing th e enthusiasm of amb itious rOO~lE'rs." A1de rman Su llh-on, the Demo('rat \\'ho a lways SUITi\"E's , no matter how many J::lndslides o('(' u,., a rOse. " You may pass thl~ resolution," h<" ~ ald. " but there w ill be a noth er t' IPNio:l next YE'Cll'. T he Demorl'R ts will ,\ in Rnd 01E're ,\ ill be n gag o n the roosters th Pll." The al rlel'l1wn J)8s~E'd to o lhpr bu ~l ­ ness and mo~t pE"oplp thought t he l'e~o­ lution had dl t."d . but the ornd~ll pro(,ped Ings after Ow sessirm ~how ed that it had been prope-rll' " e ff"ITed to the com mittee on ordJnal1ce.5. ! 17th Ward Re presentative Objects to Water Expert Fuller's Big Bill, But Is Voted Down, ALD, MARTIN WANTS ROOSTERS MUZZLE~ It d idn't tak e t h e A ldermen m ore than 30 seconds to p ass a resolution yes terd..fU'... adopting the report or the Water COili'ffi\ ttee to draw a warran t tor $1200 in ravor of Watp.r Exp ert George Fuller, payment In fu ll of h~ 8 bill r or ser vice in examining B u ftalo 5 water ~pply, T he bill Is $1698.8L Ald. Landsheft wanted to m a ke a speech but didn't get the chance. H e umped to his fee t 8.9 500n rus the r esolution was put but t he vo te had been take n a nd l he report deciared adopted by Chairman Manning before Ald. Landsheft co uld address the c hair. He began by saying: • " Mr. Chairman I think. this bill Is a n out-" "There's nothing before the h ouse," e ald Chairman Manning. \ " T hat's a nice way o r railr oading things througb," retor ted Ald. L a ndI s bett. " Too late now," said t he chairma n. I Later on Ald, Landsheft m a de a motIon to r econsider the vote on the re.. port. He was tbe onl y ma n votin g tor reconsl<ieraUon and the motion was lost. Again the A,lder man tried to sp eak but was stopped. " This Is a high- handed bu siness a nd I. ali w rong," he declared. Later o n A ld. Landshett told a NEWS reporter he objected to the bill being audited a t an y Buch sum a s $1200._ "Tbat man Fuller made a lot o r !JUr mlse5 a nd didn't tell us an ything m u ch we did not alread y know," said he, " I thin k $1200 Is too much to pay h 1m. He ought not to ge t m.ore than $500." Ald . Marlin Introduc ed tbe foliowln g reso lution to silence crowing roosters: Resolved, That the Health Commissioner Is dJrected to DoUty all pebtms ownl roos ters with in the city limits that t hey m ust cause the said roosters to be muzzled or o therwise prevented trom crowin g betwe en t he hou rs at' 4 A. M . and 9 A , )of . .. I move Its ado-pllon," said A ld. Martin. " There's a man w ho Uvea in my w ard w ho' s a nnoyed every morn .. Ing by a rooster living in Aid, M<:Eaohren's wa rd." " That ought to be sent to the Sanita ry Measures Committee," said Ald. Collins. "This is ridiculous. It w ill make the boa rd a laughing stock ," declared Ald. Landshert. becoming very serious. "Noth ing of the Bort," said Ald. Butler. " The Idea In the resolution Is a ll right, but the remedy proposed Is wrong. The roosters ought not to be m uzzled, It they crow they s hould be made into chkken frl casee. " Then a report of the Ordinance Committee on rule s tor school s ite building was read and the rooster o rdin a nce was los t In the s huftle. The report re commended bids be recelvl'd by t h e Comp.t.rolleT until 12 o'clock the day after the last a dvertisemen t f or sites. a nd that a t t hat ho ur bidding be closed a nd no more tenders .accepted, It was adopted. ~ r F ro m Non SUffH ---------.-' , ,----------- ·NOV--J.8.-_ ---.'---------· -- - . 'lkM-ESo -----=--==== DR, GREENE'S INSTRUCTIVE LECTURE ON SANITATION Healtb Com miss-toner " :"a lrer D. Green!? delivered an interf'stlng ta lk on t he ,.ffalrs of t h e He-alth Department bpfore the ,M en's Cl ub of St. A ndrew's ('hurrh In Good~iI Street last night. Dr. Gref'ne's talk was Instructiye and wa~ highly a ppreciated b:!; an a ttenlive n udlE'nc'€'. lIe ~po k€' la rgE'ly re g arrllng s a nitary a ffa l r~ in thA c ity of 'Rurrulo . ~}1 owlng his [Iu d lpn cc the necoo. ~ lty of ~1l5tainf n g cleanlinpss in a large db- and explaining ho\\ the Health D epartmf'n t n l:tnageS af'talrs. �~A ~GOA[~ ~lO[AMtN fO~ PROSECUTE PHYSICIANS GUITINb Bill' of Chear Talk in the Board, He ars. Q\'er Expert Fuller'_ Charge1'0 lntelli ent Reason For Redu'tion. MAY YET PAY THE ENTIRE AMOUNT ExPf'~e!" be- pa:d th ~ ,,-hkh h~ l'hJ r;oed for an as:!lr.g liturply o f dr.r.kl:1 ~ water bill the ."'-lder:r.en cut dQ1\-n :'0 may ye t The Coun ~llmen. a !;er a long IU,c,o.s lon Yf'S(('T:i.iY. ,."ondu':eJ to remat:er back. to the Bo..'1.:-d o ! (or (urt~er In formatlon. .'\'!<o ~he DR. GREENE ~ ~TEX'> .I'HO SE I WHO DO NOT REPORT COXTAGIOUS CASES. '!i::~ ... \;.J.r." are dt"llnqUf'Dt It. n~t'.lrtmc"nt r.;Jg~ou .. d:~E'a- ... th ... ~.:-nf' ('"a .. c-J to ~.lt thAt H~3. th ("nnn ! ...... loner (1r~. (' oS-J man:r n rE'po~l:lg ph~ nnounc-ed th:.;. ~ornfn h~ "m pro .. ~ U!.:. Bll)t phy~t Ian \\ h tal':,> to ulak~ :-tport to th~ dl:'p!lrMD t"lIt of e\"o:"n' '" Inta ",1.ou.., it ... t."'a " h~ ;Jtt~::ld:-- ath:'" Dt"p I ~~g porteod to the> HE3lth L~ partn.t."Dt at tim .... of their d.!'o o't"tr) ThE' ca!~ learned <'f ~h n th l-'1lrf'nt ... of thp hil..tr n c.fn.rt"'d th m 10 go back i. ~ hoo1. 1r m ~ ht~h t ·II!Y hac be-f>n u, ke~ ,,-t..-..~ m ~lth tht"' dl"'e-8 ~fo. \\'ht>n a chilJ has a cont ~tOLS 01... <:~ It mU<..l :-.t:J~ a1fay tn,m ... t'hoot }'. ordu \0 ruurn t ~,·hool phY:i-lcian ... ertljc-ulco of rc('Ove~- I ... n-e t.",..1:-) SHOl eo a J h~ .;.leta.,.t' - -: rou'd h A~ h t do :1'o lptn t wa~ expressed th ~ r:ib' (> ~C3re pa ying and t he !t. ~ sked Or. Grf"en~ wh ~ ther ~{r . F"Ul1er wou!d con ~ern to .on And the Health ,"'ommlsrepIli"d ~h3.t he didn't kn ..... w ~~pjved proper compens.lCon was paJd ~'hat hp' - ---- - -: ~ ~~~ ; :~ ~~ g-!.; =i : ~~ ~ ?::.~ -n :;~ .: =- .; r' ~ ~ c i: ::' c i:! _.£ ~i ¥ -: ~; ": :: ~'1;:- .; =:. ~S ; ~=5: ": -: ~ -= ~ ~~~ ~~.~~.~~. ~FF B~.~,~~~tk-,I that I f Fuller n~,rgl!(\ Fea o ught no Intelligent Alderme n ~·hy dOl\Jl, It l\·as -- £~ i. = S'~ '!:Ji= RECORD OCTOBER FOR not :! _ ... t: C'"f-ni:\..."'ate- t,.. ac eptE'-d b~ .. h ... ~ hoot prl, _ t-.pa~ It mu ... t 'tot c u .... t~r"'l~!1t-d by th~ 5t odJ a.!":-Di~ vou make an a r-I lIea!th C Jrc.tu!<:,...or.. r. In In!::, wa~· lhf' dt."p~r{:tk t Jearn ... rhat ... ;J('h ('$.:;.;<,::. • X"• ~•• n ,g.,m.'r. .. with :\I T. Ful!er that ht:!' "'3 .! 15=tt1';j. and InclJf"nt.~lh nne:! -- OL.:~ thf-~ ve a c ertain amou nt ~ • ,,~!' ... r..(.ot orI:!nall) rt"pct""ted to the board THE EXPEKT'S TER'JS. • The- n ,)E'-ct ot ,.. me- rh) - cl:ln~ t.n th!~ p ..trttc.alar I...... hanh:tu~· .. ala Dr Green-He said he would ch ar~'" Gr<:,;,e:n p • 'r am tnkfn~ tbl .... ,.tt-;:I t.r "thf' bo.:-:e-nt o! hlln;a.nH~ P optt' dIJt'1 wan!. day 3.nd .expenses There wa s a. lhf'ir ('hlldrt'TI 1 _'0 to ..... h 1 ar.d mfn ~h· de3.1 o f "l)rk dane In ,"ompLllng "llh ~om. d)" I ... -& l,;hl1drifu. "\\hll tl .... \~ hl',,",,'.ult of \\ hat our d epartment h ad ,t tt:'r r a brotl.e.- at b me> ... ~t'ftrt. go It "a~ cet~rmintj by t he t:-vUl a \:onlU:S; QLl.S d.,..p ... l"ht: ' t ' ('hl,t hat the work !;':!·')uld c:!n n ~~ouhJ be ,.c,!l'JJ;rel t.) re-main a: i t was estimated that It w,'\uld ... 11' ,~r! ""o':1d ~ l' t "-.p ... tmt.-t t "i'rt: r: ! ' ' ' .. d ,:1l II.,· pO' r titr~ about .. ~ ,oo.l, M r. Adam mon~d that th~ mattpr be :-tf~rT\'"d ba c k to the &'lard ot HeaJ~h. 1I ~. Pank .... w said tb.tt the A jdermen mu .. r ha \:'(0 had _ m~ reason for rt duc ~ in.g the amocnt o f the- bIB and he did no: ::ee wh~ the ("ounctJrnen sh\)uld nt to pu,y more. TI<TO I. <0 y .... Ad:arn repllPd :.hat he didn't wf ll : curJJ.ne; I .. tit fE-POrt of tr.1O! Ht".l.ii.h :D pay more if $1. _ wa~ a fair pri<.'-II!. I' ~ : for la <:t OclvOer In tbat • ~nO'l (hert> "\\ Tt 1. ml)N' blrn. " th.J.n IbeN ~t he th~:.ght t he board ~hould h3 ve w~rc dLJrjn~ th,:ot I.: ·:r.,-. ... pond:n ... month of more tnform~-tt.!on on the .subje('t. " I ~ t-.1r I) -tobt:>" ot th..; .... &r w ~I ,""t 1m told:' ~lti h f". " that the Board o f J tll .. 1\ 1- l,;ompar~'\l "llh .p_ 01' 0 tObe:-. Htz.;th ('on ~id~rll:'li tht~ bill (:tir, jU ~t l!e' T,f" loul numDe- of bl:-"t , ~ .;. (4:l.hj reason a hle. EVidently [he Flnance T Ie po:: :-enla to" .... v~" .1. grt>~tt::r ~!"" ""cut "'ommittee or l hi'" BoarJ. o f .-\ldermen II t .n Qr \Jt tl t: nau\ t" p~oplc on r tne fl,:-" ~':l. t"'~\ mf'Qt. ild no:. th ink It .!o:· Thirt;o- ~.x destt '!' "fore cal.;.:-. d b)· ~I)n Col. Ward. w ho is d. membe-r of rhe ,.:un::.;.tt !l.. ~r;ht. h~ t)--phoid f "f':-• .tl.nd ot Health. W3.S asked to gi"~ his .:;e\ n b\ d!Jlnth~rt3 n'>oI,nl,," 3nd he !I:\ld he thoug!lt :.he 'Th@' totat num r v~.;i t $' !r(.m C(Iomfal:- onE'. "The pra':-~lC'e mu;).t at.lt!! d .. ~ s nln@'t~ ·"'e\en.. e- xper[!; " sa.ld he. ":s to Tt:t.' t tal !n...."ll~r fr m d('C'nn~ or dt"vt'-lop· the \\ ay (rom S:)Q to $-1"''0 a mf'n: Wa-- !(.or(\ -thrt"oe' trom VE'n· nlt\1. 0:tnsum ient nutrl~lon. tort)-ooeo, ~rom . Fuller';;;: ('ha rge a t $":';) a da y dl ,. 5"t .... or thl:' ntn()ll~ '" ,..lew... tort,'-o!:e~ eXpen 5"es s~med to u s rea,sllna ble of tht" ('lri'uliU T) ':'o..;;t"m. rift ,··tol:r; .,f \\p approve-<! u, He worked abo u~ the 1"(. ~;:"Ilra:()p· :-.. ~h'JIl, . tt) -:-e\en: 0: th ... WeIlty - t"'o day~ dl t" ... t;\"e .. )""tt;'m, fOrt~-Co r llf th~ 0 -<:<'o l~'and Jnti"'''ular . . . ~ru ·tere "'. t 1fIX Tr.ete " -.,,-RD _ CORES .;\LDERllEX. "-~T~ thin) -n~nt'" of-a( .. rr.:om ,Ioh.'n':t" or (ht.'~.· 1.here "",rt" ::.:x tNo nl bum ", .~'.t-, th. trem Jro wning. tour r"om r.\U w<\ ...' In,ldennen the~- (hought it "'as e xtra Jurtt'~ on .. from ~ Ild..\ I h3'lt;1ng anJ (ne from "U1Jd.l.l pol ~ ,lng. rdinary pay. One said that Dr, F'l?1I e~-:- ~:i wt-r~ opinion ~dl ;tH :Ill ... :t:ber J-th~ The t"Jld l.a'" Ii::' nt" .. rt':l and" f!1 tit" ('arr d out ,\ !thout "":':1t' r favor, .t'" vNl~e to Dr (iret'IIt. "1 "Ill a ~k for" arrantc::; (vi' ~\"t""ry J.hY~h:Hn "ho f~tl~ to noti!' th ... Df"Jltu(n enl ofter Do:?Ctl'mber 15'h "f t"\-ecy ca~'" l1{ C'Ontat..i;)n thE.-Y art" callt'd upon ) attend .. ' ~!l!d tb~ Health l"nmmb~l(iI;~I. • J am ,eh in~ tht: ~oi" mt'n until n~. t month t.l ha'", an \)Pl~'ctunity to :ir..! out that tht!-.. D~partrnt"":a will no' tolt""rflte an~· dda)" In the reporting of c .. ·tag-lous dl~C"n~~. Tht"1 t" ba ;;;: bpe-n too muC'b ne f:"l t n! the la"· Ph}· :;.idar.!" mu~t roC".e tn • Into Or the\ ",U. ~ pr "''''CUlN. r II i"an~ thf~,~ . U"a..th C' mm - ... r. .. r Gre~ne \\"'11<: • blr io:-r\ thf ... n. rr:Ulg \\ l: n hoe- J€'ar. ,," (: ~ i lIr ('!t ... C'~ of mril'" .. that h.:ld m-! De .&.:;'-o! _ i:ti i~!! t·, thf' H ,;a. t j".m,bo'cs are li ke-h- - :: ~ §.f ~ :- ?::...:: .:~ E.:: ~~~ "~ § :. ~ ~e =i ~ ~ ::- c: ;; g.. c. " "~" p ~ ,..0 3 0~ Z :t t'Il ... ,.,'" ... ... 0.. ¢ Z c C'! 0 '" 1-' .-. ...'"0 Z '" ::-Is: :c .., " is .,:I'J ~ C. H .,, Po" " ~ 0 --- to E:'et more. Th~re rea~n otf~red by the bill ~hould ba done a rbitrarily so they might d Ppear to be doing ~ llDetblnl>. I believe the Board ot respon!tlble and hat they' truste-d In a matter of this Ash said It ~ rt..1inl," would not tor the ci ty t o c ut down t he th~ Boord o f H ealt h h ad aplIr. Ladd al so '" as against '" ...np" to dodge (X:iymenL ~:~:~~;~~ said that If the btl1 was (> the bt5t wa:r was to at-tion Q ( tht'" A ldermen H e mo\'ed to d pprO\'e, "' 8~ lost by 5 to 4. Bing~ Pan w. B:lrth .lnd CJC rmaiH tt' spproT"e the Alde-rmanlc 3. and Adam. Stoddar t. Ash . :'tr.ith \'oli n J; ag."linst the motion, Mmt! "-ote the matter "Wa~ re t'!'te: Bo"-rd of Health. tht.· :.lo?'3 &et (urth~r Information on r."'''''"m. DR. WAL~ D. GREENE. Acted as Toastmaster at the BIB! Banquet Given by the )(othodistli! Last Night III Honor of llisb0l H~ Berry. �Y. -' Move in the Rigl:It Direction HREATS of Health...C.Qll.l missioner Walte r D. Greene to prosecute any physician who fails to promptly report any case of contagious disea e which he is called upon to treat, is a step in the right direction, and if rigorou sly carried into execution, wi ll prove or benefit to the people of the city by more thoroughly guarding against the spread of disease. The law is very plain in regard to pro mpt notification of th e Health Department where contagious diseases a re k nown to exist, and the placarding of the houses in which are cases of contagio n can only be thoroughly done when physi cians \dlO are called to attend patients thus affected are honest and faithful in the discharge of the dut ies they o\\-e to the well. In very many cases this requireme nt of the law is ignored by th e physicians of the city, Some people have been so uncharitable as to insinuate that the reason so many cases of carlet fev er, mea les and diphtheria go unreported is because of the phy ician 's utter disregard for the safety of those not affected-in fact, that they win k at the regulations for the reason that a spread of th e disease brings more business. The E nquirer cannot belieye, however, that any reputable ph ys ician could so far forget his dut y to humanity as to willingly endanger the li"es of any community for th e pnrpo e of fa ttening his ledger. Rather, it would prefer to attribute th e neglect to a contempt for th e pre\'ailing idea of danger from co ntagion, bred of familiarity with such cases. Long neglected enforcement of the law by th e H ealt h Depa rtment itself has also been an encouragement to the docto rs not to observe the ru les as-thoroughly as they should . Kn owing that the law is to be made something more than a printed form, it is '-ery probable that the physicians will need no more forcibl e interpretation of the statute to induce them to comply with its requirements. -------------- --------- - ---------lrO " --y-----l--ilt1 1 0 ______________ ------ - ----.. ------------------------;;;-:.---- COUhl -"" -- - ------------------- - :;--;..~ - -.------ - - I 111l8L1C COMfORT mSEAS[ SPR[~n STATIONS HERE BY R[W~Rn CARnS At Shelton Square, Broad~ Commissioner Greene's way, ear the Library, Attention Called to Fact or the Plaza at Main That Sunday-schools Are and Huron, Dr. Greene Innocent Disseminators Suggest!3, of Contagion, ITEM INCLUDED IN' I HIS ANNUAL ESTIMATE CARDS PASS THROUGH GREAT MANY HANDS Health Comm l sslon e ~ alter D, Gm!1 e Is eng aged In maKIn g up h is estTlnate t or the n ex t fi scal y ear. One ot th e Items to The altentlon o[ H ealth Comm ls s ion Gree ne ha s been cal1ed-'ttf' the be incl u ded has not \ t a(' t ~at m a ny local Sunday-sc h oo l s hithe r to appeared and will provide t or a r e the Innocent dlseemtnato r s of cont he erec ti.~n and matnte~an ce ot one ls g lous diseas es th r ough th e u s e ot a or mo r e p u blic-comfo rt stations, a ll sys tem of r e ward cards. T he latter Institution w hi ch is a feature of Lon- g ener a lly co n t a il, a s cr iptura l p ictu re d o n. Paris and all the princ ipal ci t ies n d les so n and a tte r a pu ptl h as ob- Co nti ne n tal E u ro pe, as well as t ni n ed Re \" ~ r a l of th es e he t u rns the m many In th is country, notably New In to his t ea c her. who iss u es a la rger York. B osto n and Philadelphia. H ow ,· " rd . The same sys te m I. ap plied to m a ny sta ti ons I-{~a lth Co mmissIoner thp larger rn rds, th e r e-turn o( a given Gree ne w ill ask ( Or he has not yet de - n umber o t Whi ch e ntitl es th e boyar girl c ld ed. P ossibly It wIll be only one un- LO th e perm a nent possessio n ot a Bible til t he peo ple a re made t a millar w ith or oth er bo oks. the Idea. Dozl: l1s o f 8cho o l9 thus use th ese at POSSIULE 1.OCA '1'JO.xS. In cons ideri ng the location to r s u ch a station th e q uef:Uon of where th e !argest cr o wds gather 1s to be considered. Dr. G reene Will probably ask {or a n experimental staUon In the YI cln lty of S h elton Square. Another place 18 Broadway tn the im m edtate \' Iclnlty ot th e Public L ibrary. and a third I. the plaza at 11aln. Gene.eJ! a nd Huron t$lreet s. " Accordi n g to t he system In use In most ')laces," Dr. Gree n e said yesterday. "I be lieve s uch puhllc-co m for t fttaUons as ''''e wo uld establis.h In Buffalo be selt-sus ta lning. at least. Parts would be a bso}ute-Iy free : tor others a nomina l charge w ould be m ad e." O rdinarily stattons o ( this so rt a re b uilt ot Iron Ilnd gla.. and are pa rtly underground, with steps l ~ a dln g dow n from the street. -.:-7-,--,=---=--==-- t'ards. tho usands ot whi c h are c on - s ta n tl y pilssing f ro m c hil d to c hild In n. so rt of endl ps s ch a in. So tar as kno w n, th ere Is n o t a smgl e i nstance In wh 1<'h supe rin te n de nt or t eac h e r ha...!: tak en th e sl ightest Ilrec tlullon 10 dis i n f ec t lh c-se ca rds. a nd many parent:ha\.'e m ade co mpla int tha t th eir c hil- d re n ha ve bpc n a ffli ct ed w ith m easles and s ca r le t fe \'e r, whi c h th e y firmly be- licved co u ld h8 ve been contrac ted only th ro ug h t he pr o mts (' uou~ us e ot the r e w a rd ('a rd s . I n a number at Ins tan ces, parents ha \'e withd r a.wn their c hildre n tram Sunday-sc hools where th L' unreflt riC' t e l use is made of rew:t rd ca r d s. ~1 {' nlto n has been made of <.\. achoo l through wh ich lneasies of a m Ud OTp t: r a ll with th e devasta ting effec t ot a field fi r e. Gnd u pon In ves tigatio n t he supe rlntl .... den t a n d physician:;; who m h tl consulte d c:-nme to the c~mc lu~l o n that th " bu r d en or res ponsibility r es t ed upon lh e rew a rd ca r d~ . fXPfAl fULLfA'S $l~OO BILL MAY NOT Sf PAUNfO. "I D'S on t ee How the City Can Dodge Paym ent," Says Mr. Ladd After a Lively Debate by Co un'II men. C BILL LAID ON TABLE FOR INVESTIGATION. Atler Co mm iss Io n er or Public WorkJ! Ward ha d to ld th e Co unc ilm en yester da y It wa s pretty ch eap polley for t he City of B ut't'a lo to cu t dow n W a te r Exper t Fuller's bill ot $1600 tor ser vices. th e boa rd tahled t he action ot the lower ho use or dering the b ill paid In fu ll at $1200 an d r eterr ed t he ma tt er t o th e B oa'1L ot H eal th for a repo rt. Fu llei"S"b 1ll was be twee n $1600 and $1700. The A lde rm en passed -I t at $1200 a fte r mu ch de ba te In committee. "I'd like t o hea r from t he CommisSio ner ot Pub lic 'Works on th Is." s a id Co u ncilma n Ada m whe n the r esolution w as r ead . .. It Is t he prac ti ce or pro fes sio n al m e n su c h' as ch em is ts. a r ch it ects an d o th er e x perts to charge from $50 to $100 a day ~or," thei r services," said Col. 'Va rd . ~ hen the H ealt h Commiss sioner fou n d he eQuid a r rang e wIth Mr. Fu lle r for h is s er vices a t $75 a d ay. It s eemed to us t he p r ice was rea sonab le. The n umb er ot days he put in w as 22. He sent In a bJII tor s o methi ne; over $1600_ The A ldermen were astonIshed Th was a great deal of cheap tal k ' el'@ b ill w a s c ut dow n t hough th a nd the on e intelligent reason to r ere wasn' t g ive n." 80 doIng "It doesn't look good t pay m e nt atter e ngagln ~ °anr et use t UII an understood prIce" Bald C ex pe rt at Asn. , o u n c l lman " Approve the ac tion or the A l . I If he won' t a ccept the $1200 . ~e tm . n, hea r (rom hIm." said Mr Pan~e II. SOOn D r. Bingham a lso tavo'r d 0\\. t he a ction at th e AId e approving "I th l ermen. nk It ,,"ould be w ell tor ,, __ Commles loller Greene t ___ lth w ith th e !!Xp'ert and see ~t $c~~munlcate lI l t IsCy h im." said Councilm a n .... "r don 't see how t he eft a m. p,ayme nt o n th is bill," sal~ ~~; dodge l~g~.";y dod ge because It looks IIk~ ~~g;: Ad· Wh e n the vote was t aken motl ap p r o\'e a nd to dl~approve bot hon~ to los t. The m oti on to reter to t he B were o! H ealth was carried. oard E nginee r Guthrie ot the Grad Cr Jng Comm iSSion appear ed be; o~­ boa r d to explain w hy the co m~[~ e emp loys tour rod a nd axe men J .. on o f th ree a s the annua l app rop n a u~9tead the commiSSi on provide d. He sai d ~ for m en " 'er e nee d ed. Councll m!l1l Stoddour ,:roved to ta ble the payroll, which .:;,; o; e. _ gra~~ Ill'; ICk e1 P late R a ilroad wa.s traC k : arr~~ 1~Ion tttO lay two extra p lant of t h e HUs~~aElev':r~:t t o t he ing Com pa n y . and Mill. )m - __ ______ ---- ----- ---- --- -_..... - ----,,-- _______ ;-I____---- -T --; ':;t - ----- - --- ---- ------- .-. ,. --- -------- - -- lfIPHTHfRIA IS I I PAfVAUNT Hf~L . Health Comm iss ion er Greene ,j __~___ _ __ -,,_ \l~ ____.________ ---------Says Care less Physic ians Are Largely Respons i-:::..::..:::.:;: --.--' ---t----------ble for Its Ex istence. Want s More Inspectors. Dr. Greene, Hea lth Commissioner o f the c ity of B uffal o, is to m a ke applicati o n to th e State Legis lature for State inspect o r s. w hose s ole d u ty it s hall be t o i nspect t h e m ilk ot d ai r y m en In and a r o u n d B uffalo. At present the several rep r esentaatives of the State A g ricultura l D epar tmen t , Incl ud ing Ins pe ctor s Earl an d Carr o f th is c ity, do the w o r k. T he r e a r e over 600 m ilk m e n e tc., i n BUffal o. ' d04 ------_._-._------• -\ ....',....~~~ '-t-T-T,.- ··~;ol------ - _____ _ "',, -- ~ e1 -Xr!:."-IN-B-U-FF-A-L-O,- j-N-B-UF-F-AL-O-, • : THEY DO SUCH THINGS ANDTHEY SAY SUCH THINGS BL"""FFALO. ~. Y., "'OY. 10.-1n- s pee tor May. of the H ealtl.!.Ut partm unt. fOUIld a cow in we front p mM' at th p home of i\Irs. Staranska, on th e Eas t Sld(!, y~terd a y. and while h e wa.s looldng 1I'1.l0 conditions In 8. bedroom a Couple o r pigs dr oPPPd In to see hl fl.l. \Vhile he was In the kitchen he w as Inlfrvi ewed by 11 ('oupIt" or goats who ,,'e r f' p r c \' a tled upo n 1.0 be mercl (ul. Mrs . 5ta ransk a e s · C8 ped ar rest by agreei ng to ~ (> 11 the ("ow. kill the pigs and tea ch the goats to knoW t.heir station~. , i A ltho ugh t here are about 125 c ases ot d Ipht her ia In t he c ity. H ealth Commis. io~reene says the disease-Is we ll in h an d and t here is no danger at an epidemic. T he ma j or it y ot the cases are confined t o sch ool childr en. The d isease is always p r evalent j ust at this s eason. b u t the records o f t he Depa rtment of H ealth show t h at this year t he n u mber of cases r eported exceeds t hat ot last yea r . D r . G r eene believes t hat if proper precau tions had been t a k en by physic ians t his yea r t h e num ber of ca ses w ould no t have been n ear ly so large. A n u m ber ot physIcians t ailed to r e port th eir cases to the Healt h Depnrtm<'nt, an d as a result the houses we re not q ua r antined. In one case It was found the s ister of a boy who was dan g erously III with diphtheria was a tt endi ng school r egularly and mingling tr eely With other children. T his case w as n o t brought to the attention of H ealth Commissioner Greene Ul1ttl the. boy ha d nearly re covered. "When a physician tails to r epor t diseases of th a t n a ture to this office. he Is In direc t \'l oI9 t1on of the la w." said D r Gree n e tod a y . " I ha ve had p r inted noti ces s ent to the office of every physiIan In this c ity. sta ting explicitly t he aw i n J'fgn rd to that mat ter, b u t areat m a n:\-" ot them don ' t pa y any attention to H. I ha ve r epea tedly wa r ned them tha t th ey a re 11a hIe to prosecut ion f or n egle-c ( i ng to report these ca ses. beeD. use it Js a matter ot grea t hnpo rt n n ce In pubIl c health . I n o r t? c h ec k t he spread of a n infectJous d isea s e th is d e pa rtment must he notifi ed Immedia tely by physicia ns u nder w hose notice t h e cas es come. ' Yhen they eith er del a y or f a ll to ma k e the re port. th e danger Of th e spread oC the rll qease i inc r eased tenfold . n~e cann o t p r operly cope with disease u nless w e are a pprised Of its existence at on ce and It Is the duty ot eYery phys l cla ~ to notify us without delay." I �PrOm OJ 'ro m 119 U '- --~ " ~'-~ -- TYPHOID CASfS AND DR. GREENE MAY Must be by John Winnert for VIOlating Tenement Law. ,CITY THE P LAI NTIFF. ,Winnert Owns a Tenement House on Genesee Street-Refused to Obey Health Dep!U'tmen t Orde~. In th{' !\C"rion (·f the d y of Bnfhlo '.!:"!1 inc;.t .John \Yinucrt to re<"(H' 'i' pt'o· ftIry for tht' ntlE'zt"(} ,"i~'lc'illn (If tht tpoeal PD( hon<:~ In w. .111~lz'" II nUlmoDli in munkipnl \'()\1T( ye"tt'nlay hnndPi} ldo~n 1\ .1Pri .. jf,D :i,"inl! thE" nlY judcmE"nt 1(1)< :,:".0 and co~t.... d t IDW \Y Lant'rt tril!'11 W:'\-. r~l'rT('!L ld{"("i .;.in'1. wa.. 5-£'". Tb(> {' ,,. ;l~'1 in nlllni("ip:ll ("OUr{ 1\U~1 Y" lil"("';; ",1. ftOf} .. \\i'~' at Yil"l"lTl* Hill. pr....p.i :cr of c: hou .. e- :n ]~)!l nf'n~e'e' trDe-awol "'rrpd. ~ Jtirnp 8 = ,"'1, 't'hilt" tit£" t("n('m' nt 'Wll .. p I~ d~ " +:l s At ite hri.::bt. ',io[l('rt '!UP t'!,ll- W:1' .r>ed n(ltiee to lllak(> t'f'rtJtin ;:'\" . {l I'r1IlZ hi... ~l'nempnt !Jon ..e intC'l {"(\f.f'l.mll\' with ,~f' I~W i~ub<:"~nf"ntly "'innt...-; we ...... "n-(,Ii WI" notlct' to ':\("9tr th(' PllPnw bflU";(' "'U fi r hf-foreo Ot·tc)h('r h·t. Th NE'r w:t..;. t Oht'-YM, "'innprt undt~r~ k III m:tkE' thE' n~c::n,y rE'p~ir;:. nwi in thp DlE'nn' time th E' {'it~ .. t:1rv.... 1 thl~ pr('..;.('nt ardon. btimins: thAt ~b(' .h~· h:1I1 hE'i."U viol~tt" 1 beofore th~ "uit W:l~ <:tnrt.'II, It W.9~ sc::"ertM by tbe ch'f('n~e .at thE" trial thAt rf"p:lir'" ,.;nth n~ hr., ... €, "pN"ifie-i iD tht'- uotiC'{' from tl1f'o hp:llth df'ol')\Tt rut"'nt l;hon lri he m~dp hy tht" IPDsnt .. and lhst. ther e fo r~. thE" ow-up, wa .. not r(' . . llon~ihle. With c'h~ n zt>~ ~,) It ... :Jnd, Hamm ntI a're l"on~idE'rn.hle iwei=h t to thi<: ronh"ntion. hut nl ... o ('"nn· I t:id4"r~ thE' dnim Ol:tde by the dt~· th'lt tht'-re wn" A C'lnll:--1' in tht" Il":\...O:,,,,, of tbi ... tenement whirh Ilf>nm filii tht" nwnpr . ente r at any rimf' nnu Ir."lke nf'('f" ...... ~1·y lretla~~, Bl,ld tb~t ... inC'P lb," rcpRir'" nUll 'r t'Orl$ ldrrnuon Wf>!'P .. neh s .... bsrl h('{'n ,,qerM hy thE.' bE"'1lth rlf'f':l:-tnll'nt. thE" 1:1Ut1 lord wn~ "binly rf'",poIl~hll', In wri tten nniniun .Tnll~f' II:Ullmonll ~Ay": MIl the hNllth dep~rtmpnt requir(l;i nt~"'~ p r-emrnis to Ilt.' mati I' nn ... nill prl..'p~ no doubt thE" landlord would he Tf>to m:tke <1:1tC'h impron;'nH'ut~, If. OthE'l h.lnll, repni~ onl~ nr(' Ti'" by .E'RO::<"In of tbt' fil' Dll'ntion.-··! in ~"\id 11'a~e n .. bprE'in noovi' .. ,'f th E' tenant wnoM, I :-;houM '101.1. ] pa~ ... inz on this qut""ti,"ln, !te- rt!'to mnke uch r.:-pnlr.... ~\.JH·r n {If''r ... ual of nil thE." (f'-.timonr- in casE' I nm uDnNE" v' rind :tny ~'~ ..... imODY ft...~ to thp nnturt' of thf" ~~ork rt" 'luire-d on <:::!lid flrop~rty, t"x('eptin!! tll:tt U[KlU frM<:'exliminnri,"ln dE'ff'lHhmf'" ("()uu~l brol1zht (1111 tbnt pnimiu:: the hons ... and <;;onu" ~rJlf'Dft'r work Wert' r€'flllirl'"d bY' tbe rep<Irt of thf' in . . pl...C'tllr. The 'dew taken by m{'. bt\we.('r. of thi~ 1."':\00:(" ri{l('O::; DOt r(>Qu ire the dpcision of thi" qUl'",riOIl {or thl!' re3. on that thi~ i~ nn Ul'tit'm b llzht for thl:" Iwnnlty. 1\ .. !wrpin ;\lH'lVP ~tat fd. f or the l'iol:uion ('If an ('Ir,ier mn.-lethe hE"s1th ('Ommb ... ioot'r. The <1l1E"~tion jU!'o;1 di~(,I1<;''''t'd ... ltonJd 11.1H' hePD rai~f"d: hprort.~ ".lid hrnlth r-omrni ..... ioIler befl"lr r tllt~ makiDc of hi..;. or.ier, TI.e ('rde.r ha'rin g been maltf:'. if df>fflndnut rlnklcd the ~ame to he irupN'ppr, .. bouhl 'l"l't" been l1''rj~w t'd in !'I'm(' propf'r prot f't't1: .: brou~h( f,1r tbat rUTI' ' ... ". :\,. <';'11('11 pro ~iDl: 1l1\l'jn~ hf'pn in..:titnt. ,1 the ortlf' ~ta nd~ nnd (,Rnnot lIe f'J,lt· ... tiC'D4·d hy dt" feodaDt in thi ... :t<'lion, The l1nrli ... put~l testimt)oy hE'r"in ..:110W~ that slii.l ~lr,iE'r was not romplit.... l with hy tht" deof{'ntl:tnt, H eoC'e the pln.inritI must rE'('t)l'E'r h~reio, A further qU('~tinn wn'" rai.;;pd hy aE"fendant's nt':ornE'Y np"n thE' tTint. h'ut uo authoritie-s hnl'e h('~n ... nhmilted hrarin:upon thE' en~E'. Tht.· (lnl~s1ion rlli:,C'd wn:-; tb:n by the wonline Clf the tlrd4'r of ~aill health rommis ... ioner h(' hn:o:: t'lt.'f't('ti 1hf' r-pmedr to be PUTSU("(l. thE' C'lrder :'tntia~ that in th€" eYE"ut of the Llilurr of ,1E"ffOndant to lIn l'e "I\i.t 11roJl(~rty yocat ....!. said bea1th rommi ..... innE'r w('uld {'nl\~e tbe . :tOle hl he ,·acAtc-d ~'nfl ('aus~ the eXJlt"D~ ~ thprE"of til hi' n~ .. ~ ... ..,\.~d nc-sin:'t said propt"rty as prfwjdeJ by law. X authority h:t nne hf'('n dtN h'\" def .... cdant CQ,in"'E'i in ~\lrr~rt nf thi .... ~... IltI'Udon I am unwillinli! to hold tha t suC'h is th e I.",. " Dl'fendant herf'ill b li ablt' nnd('r tbet~D('ment b(\u~(' Inw fIll' th(' rwon 1 t'l' ·f ~250 n nder the- f''rhlE''I1C'e herel li. 'TlH~ C"C.HDplnint. hov;("l'('r. dem.:tnt\s jud::m~ut f or the, wn o( ~:--)() Oldy. .Tud::ru(,llt ncrordindy in fAl'(lr nf t)l plaintitT 50;t l¥D io!.tt d,.fendant for the sum Ilf .. ~lO with (X> <:\..," USf or UNBOILfO BUffalo'sGH~al:~o~~~~~~ [R CITY WAT CUBAN I 'SPEeTS BOARD OF HEALTH , scheduled to speak to Public Health Association. [ CON E ITION Sign ificant Figures Tabu lated by Health Co mmissioner Greene, DR . D rinking water out of lake along city f ront; l\'ork lng at Steel Plant; working en dredge and drinking water out or e anal and lakE': work .. ng at qua.rn" w here there were other C'8-.caes; be-ing In medical wards; at County Hospitnl: t aken sick within incubation p,.,.rlod a fter return, 2; being in Emergencl' H ospJtal. 1: drinkIng water from well at tuated near prl"y; Ih1ng on boathouse a nd drinking varioUS well waters and trom river, ~; Ih·lng near lot used a ~ dump ground; working on dump; awa}· w ith 74th Rt'giment in Ylrglnla: case'S p 05slbly rontra.cted away from the city, 2.; {'a.~e8 pos9:bly contTaC'ted In Buf'talo, 109: unknown. 9: percentage pos...oJbly c ontracted out ot town, about 1 per e ent; all well 1\·hen taken sick except JA UARY to Dr. Greene. e e ,''E' n Dr, (-;l'tPI~ l~ . THE -------~--- .. ----------- . ..- ~------- l.n c outh E.mploye.,s . of Puhlic \\."U I1n"Ii - SCRAP BooKS CoMPIL ED rom 10 u ... - HEALTH CONFERENCE, ... Dr. Walter D. Greene, Buffalo's Health Gemmissioner, W ill Attend. , TIJP Roos t e r s De!crtina- the Demoe r s tS. The fourth ann URI confe rence of health ottic rs of the State of Xew Yo rk will be held In the A~f';embly chamber at Albany Dec. 15 and 16, It Is expected about !YI() ht>alth Of!lcH_ wt1l attend the co nfer~c~, Health Comml~6loner 'Walter D Greene from Buitalo. will be among theln. ' At theFt' conferenC'f"8 subjec ts of Importance tQ the health officials, their du · ties and owen. ar~ discu~ed. Dr. Har- E lor E,'enIDg :-\eWA: I hope your city governmen t down 1n Butralo won't enact that ordinance pro,11dtng !(lr the "muzzling" ot roosters,t " 'hl! Do you not know that s1nc~ election the rooMtr~ up here tn Penns) .vanla n~y \\', , yllf' ~ 111 8ddTe~g tb e c:onferenC'e ha'-e all ducorttd the Democratic party. on adulte-l"ated fOQds and food p roduct~. and aU are "chetk-hr·jo",l" wIth thi.ll State Chemist Wi1Uc: G, Tucker and others "Mme (lId coon" who In f?rmer da,Y~, d1l.] wHl dl~cl.1~s tbe topic afte r D r_ 'Wylle', nl. . t .. ,'en deign to look at th\.'m, Why _ S.nce 8ddre ~~. election t\'en the ht!r.s art" crowing over t ht> vh:ton and the rl)l,;sters are nll ~'ork­ t og over-'time and Instead of "cock-adoodle.doo!" ft is "Ro ,sl~y-do-he-do'" I see that re-commends that the r oo5ter tn on !hould ba"e his Inr' -ngIt1s abbrevlatl'd 1!Il'" that he cao't beh eard mor~ than 75,teet. On the whole 'I _._. ___________ ~.J..:::_._ . . _a. _ _ _ _ t hink the feBem who Is making the- "big h oller" nbout he can't p)l'ep In the morn_ tng bE"c8.t:se of hl~ nelf;hhor's rooe:t~:' Is "way do"'~n on hi!'; luck. He prvbablr bet on th~ wrong fello\\. and Ie no't\- "'orrytng ho~· to make good. rp here In Penn8\"1\'8nla tarmer~ are ~1tt1ng up nights t N-ding and coaxing their rOl)!ttel'S tC' "IE' with "aeh other to !ee who can get up th," loudest crow And the ('0(11'5 are all MEASLES IN SCHOOL NO. 3 4 . housed In tb~ @:ilm@ C'hlck.~n CI:'Op and eat I out of t he E~m(' dJ~h, O:d "st" St.~~'art. :-. r· ff1:..Jr:f'f"n ('A~ ,. (,., !\ ... . -4: 1\ w ho has voted tht> l'emocrtllic ticlit>t all S .. [)1"11"1 ~ " \T'. ( - n b ls Ute and who lin!! lWO miles ovcor the t ., -In ptJI'm r.\ 1 .. ' ~<l ., l~, ghll1~ near the T,1.mauk SW:lf!1P', dro"l!' t ... rar G:-,1.m f rt" B • ..:3n "It YttaJ ~l _ on:'r to m)' homE' And ~ald he dido t 1:- now ~ ('~ t·,l.:: m·lTn \;; '··I'htl'\.'" ~:f' lll'> t w hat the g"ll_darnatlon he wa~ Goin to n' '.' C',~, ~ in th.H rllrtrl_C't c()nsl,1f! rin~ du wi th them nil' ru!''''tH!'. his ~'ere all t ~rg<, popul.UloO- :\h·.\~l(~ ('cm~ perih ollerlO' "Roo~e-y-do-hE'-do~" since 'lE'C1:'0 antI thl~ di:--lrict gf- ts lw {uU tton. [told him r judg d Ir th~ truth 't\'SS Quota as do,::s cv\..J') d lstnct." known th. t he QU\<.>lly ~lIppf"G a "otE" in -for " R o ('l-tv" on election d3:'o'. and th a t his roost~rs were on. Old "sr' wlr..ked DOquXiifn UNDERTAKERS MUST NOW HAVE LICENSE CO'fPL1 .. 0.:\ Editor P eople's Colu m n : Sir-The letters appearI ng In this column pertalnlng to t he t reatment of the public at the hand s ot' th e public's ser,"ants are very InterestIng. I think they are well founded and should Uke to see the newspaper~u tslde of the People's Columns-ta k e up the matter. Buffalo has quite a reputa tion as a nlF:gardly to'n-'Tl. In this respect, One In~ldent brought to my atten tion was; A boy. 14 years of age. who applied at t,J:1 e H Ith --.De tm.en t ror a certlfica t~ which would ' permlt bLm to go to work. was dIrected to a certain young woman clerk whose duty it was t o supply lhese certificate, A f ter g lowering at (he inotren5i"e lad, she told him If he would walt until he was 16 years .,ld be wouM not need a certificate. Evidentlr ~he found her work disagreeable, And ~o it goes. In theaters. stores and e"t:'n in the busines s o ffices of newspapers one encounters the ~e human iC"' -} bergs dally. But then. In one sens • . It'8 the publk's fault. T hpy ou~bt to report more of these cases than they do. J. B.' J)er~ons. From de-tailed C'onVE'f"!!Iatlons concerni ng symptoms and other f£'ature~ ot the s tcknesse-s, it ~'ould appear that app roximntely 30 per cent. of the C85-eS re-port ed were incorrectly dJagnosed as typhoid (E"'·er. many C~f:e..!I In1icating i ntestinal toxapmla. while- others bad Jnte-stinal disturbance-s, In a.11 llke-lihood, occa~tC'lnf"d by t~mporary W8tE'r dengem.pnt~ ('()n~ Qut>nt upon hIgh wlnd~ u pon the lakE', Al!(\. In more than one InstAnC'e-, caQ~ s ent to h(\~pltal!l\ ~ ~:rphold fever turned ou t to be some other ekkne5s th!1n t,,- phold. ni~tnf""("ton - di!'·' uc;.~ t.h3l ';UhjN't. ina~mU(: h a~ he intron.l:,·;>,l ~ 'hrolh1Qk' fumlt;'a .. tlan j'" Hut'faln, ,\ hit h i~ l'" ditt'O. with b('i'l~ thp ri c::t city in thf> \'otmtry to a 101.t that plan. It t<:: ~;Jid rh(> practiu' ha!'l !)ro"~l ,I"l"Y ~~H~('e"'::::ful in min imizir.z thl'" ~prf"a.1 of <::I.....:trlt t fe"E"r and oth('f ({'Intat:l\lu!" dif't'as.E>;:' throuE:h the m€'flhm of ~l hoo1'<: fit"d H\\ ,\ ' \ \ s~cretary ject that has been assigned ~~hoolh(1(1k ... , OF DR . (.R&E'\E Dr, Enrique B. BArnet or HaY8uil. of the Board of H~ illth n! Cuba. m5pr-:'te-d Burral"'~ H ealt h !>fpanment )E'$terday, After a t hOroug!l ('xa;'llination n! the methods and \\ork he complimented Dr, Grcc:le on the thnroll~hn~~s and efficie-1\t y o f the d~ ­ partOlen! Dr. Barnet" R;;:: thE' r!?prf'~cn tatl"e ,)( Cuba',!> Health Board a t tht> St, Louis F(itr. He is accompanied b )' his \\'i~~ and stopped in Buffalo to "Islt :-.:ta¢a"3. Falls. B",(orc January bt he wHl be back In Cuba. Schoolbook Disinfection .. the S ub- ("onn:"l1tlo, rs DEP _\ RT".E!\T. 1t '- ~ bet: hI'" l:~"\l1 ror ~Omf" years for nUff. 10 t") hp rPI r(' ...... nt(>o hy its Health Comml~slor..er 'Y3.1ter D. ht:alth 01 "":--~ICI'lpr at 1h{> annual ("onGreene has made :l careful exami nation f th~ .-\m{'r1can Puhll, H~a1th ot r ecent local statiStics or typboh,l. H'nt:OI1 .\~ .. ()(':·'tl('ln ~o tl,. ic: 1I'I.te Jikply that ",·1th the \*Ie-~' at ehBracterlzing the the- (ounl II \\ III 1n~t nil t , gl1i>r type~ ot' the malad)' as it has appeared Gr t .... ~ tt('llcl thi.. YE'ar'~ FE'~~ton, i n Buffalo. as!-lgnlng the causes at :0: to h,~ h,»oJ In Hayana. l·uba. t yphoid Infection ane a~erlalnlng what bE'~lnnit1~ on J"}\l.JF'Y ith. p roportion of casl!s were not contracte-d This \\tII lw the fir!'t titn~ the A~<::O t n thIs city, The relations of typhoid 1\0 water cond1tions also furlll<::h .some (i3110n hll~ rO:l\ellf'll in any of rude Interesting dala. Dr, Greene shOWing :'.am-:o: . ('>" c!nmtnlllr.:-:. ~inl'e- thr rnftt.hat out of a. total ot-145 typhoid case.$ ('<:1 ~l1l('S tOf'l}{ h'b).l o( t~lItn anti found since the 1st ot August, 9; ocuTreJ In U nnIt b 1:1 nc~'-I ct Impro\'f'ml'>nt Rlong t'amllles flOl using boiled water before qui('lu" .. ]'-'nt,!"'r j~ ,,('11 ito,;, Nhpr linf'<::. sickness:, Imany ~ki1l('d phr~lt 1 t :u- .1"1) ~un~'~on~ of One hundt.ed and forty-five cases of thi~ ""ot:~tr\· h l\f' t:;o~(' to the i<::lanrl. typhoid e,'er sInce A\lg. 1. 1904. demT"·taine-d lhE"ll" onstrate the following ta'C't8: .\lnf' (".'11 PubliC' Durotion and type of malady-),[Ud ., ~ases, 95: !Zevere caf:'et:.. ~O. 1 d h ,4" ntt("nded Cases cbaractt'rlzed by high temperature. :)0; cases characterized by modHt"I:o-\ r.,." th,,· 1\ C'C'I"l,-I'!llin, ('If the erate or low temperature, 9:;; C35e~ a!"~n(·iatlt.. ... in Ho'-nna woult1 t1n r.1U1~h ~haraet.erized by bad dJarrhoe-a, ~7: to ~t m1J1.1 ~ Int('u· ... · in TllJbli' ~3nlta­ C3..!es characterlz.ed by moderate dl- tion in thl'> lo::l·ln<l. th~"·'" transplanu"d arrhoe-a, 1('2: casl",s characterized by phr~if i.\I1~ "I~r(' ~·... x Il\l!" ~(. !U.Y~!t nu· ... t c onstlpa tion. 1:i_ thpr£' .\t I. _~ .. yc 1"..;: ('011\ pntion, h('ld Duration ot dlse-3.5e--rnder two w eeks. 10; bet ween two and s:even in '" 1" 1 !:To!~ i\t~!l nt ih~ ('CTlYt"':1tit'!l w e e".cs. ~ ; between six and 10 weeks, th;-· ~. lIr btfnit' tht y ~'\.tE"n<if'd ;) \\.Irm l :!; between 10 and 1 weeks, i; un- in"il(! tio i.e' lhf' r.~1 t Ilion to mf'E't in H.n.,na i\nll .11 th" la!'t lon\"entinn kno~n, IS. Hay r n ~ eo l\l('rl IjnOJl a ... tilf:' nC':xt Con~e-rnlng the use of boiled waterF a.nnlies using boiled water before "1('('01 1r. ~ p!a f" s tckr.~. 41; ramille~ not using boUed ThE' ('01 11111' (':' nrr 1 c£' .. I"'r water before Sickness, 97: unknown. 7. pape." to b r{' d a t the c "'1' c'111en has F ammes using boile-d water during cho~{>n nr GT'1'eIlf' n~ nnf" n( 1ho<::c to sickness. 10; families UE-ing boiled ~lre-~t"J:;; a .... l!b_ E"4"t fu!- ~ ! f"Tal di.f,·uHion, w ater since slckneS!Z. 11, Rea.sons given 8.8 possible causes- _\ .... th(' "-n~hjn~:nnn ,nn"f'ntion apYisJting a[ Crystal Beach, 10; in COUD- pcint~rt hun c:: a mE'''nb('r on a C'f'mt.ry In Canada, drinking well and other mitlPf> 10 in'r·~t1ghe and report upon wat~rs there, ~; _ . lag-a ra Falls, 1, Xfthp "ubje\: of milk ..::uppb" hl muni~ i8trara-on-the-Lake~ 1; Cattaraugus palit ("5. l')r Gr(> ~ ~ f' .... p~t<:: !=oo!": t o county. 1: L kport. 1; Skidmore, Pa.. ·tm!er "lth ["Ir PU1-k {'If th .... hpahh de- 1 ; ~Ichlgan. 1; Caocade Park. J; Alle- fI.3rtm .. t c{ :-.: w Y{ rk. "h(l i .. {'haira hen)·. Pa., 1; Fort Ene, 1; t. Catharman (If thca t'omml·tep. on the ~u1)jel.. t ~ ne!Z, 1: :Meriden, Pa., 1; Hot Springs, .Ar k,. 1; London, On1., 1: returned to of the r(': (') t. n,... f71('(" ha~ ch(1<::P'!l b~ thp !=uh.1€'C'l B utIalo s1ck v,'1th fever, !. Conditions bearing upon pos-slble or thf" lnp"'r 1~"" '\ 11 JtJ.... !=Dnt to t~le cau~at1on- 8\R'\ E T )JE~ bJs other E'ye and ga fd the three " p . p, p,~" dIdn't !~em to take dOWn in the swamp tbja ~·car_ Pl.; XCIL Po tato lloJ.ow. Pa.. Nay. !:t. 1ro..~ I • I �- ---- - ---- I ------ -- - r G\-c---- r --- --------.------------ - - -------(~ - lgU.if ------- -·---- - ------· -----.------NQ 1__ 4..5._ US CIDER FOR THE -~ - ' ......v,,:&AT "TRUTH" HAS DONE FOR THE PEOPLE. T J!l/T H ca use d th e Tut ern a ti o n a l Rai lway C o mpany, thro ug h it s app eal t o th e B oa rd o f II ca lth a lld it, c? "ti " ued a ttaCK S upo n dirty s tree l ca r ~ mpl ()y a ga ng o f hfty m e n fo r th e ex pr ess purpos c o f cleanin g ca rs in thi s c it y , in which effo rt it w as ably second ed by 11 eallh Comm i"io n c r Dr. \\' alter D. G ree ne, wh o in s is t ed upo n th e co mpany d o in g thi s. \ Vho can t el1 ho w many c a es o f co nl agio us di sea se this cru sad e o f TR U T I I m a y have savcd th e p eopl e? TR U TII wa s th e fir s t pape r in BufTa lo t o con s is t e ntly attac k abu ses in th e C ity ll a l1 , and i, indirec tly e ntitl ed t o its s har e o f pra ise fo r indictments w hic h ha ve bee n fo und again st c rooke d o ffi c ial s. TRUTII h as by it s e ffo rts s uccee d ed in abatin g th e bi ll o f Geo rge \ V. Ful1 e r, w a t er e xp ert, (a t o ta lly uIJn ecess ary expe n se aga in s t whi c h it pro t es t ed ) , fr o m $ 1.800 t o $1.200. It has m a de publi c o ffi cials mu c h m o re care ful th a n they have h e ret o fo re been in th e gra ntin g o f s p ec ial privileges t o co rp o ra ti o ns . Tt s ucceeded in g iving th e peo pl e o f Buffalo t he le ng th eni ng o f the treet r a ilway tran s fer p eri o d fro m seve n minut es t o o n e ho ur, a con cess io n g rud g in g ly mad e by th e S tree t Rail w a y Co mpan y, a nd n o w, alas, r evoked . T hes e are o nly a few o f th e m a n y g('.() I thin gs thi s pa p er has do ne t o jus tify its ex is t en ce, a nd it il1 keep o n doi ng them without fear or favo r, a ccept ing a . elf-con sc io us n ess of g ood deeds w ell do n e as its only and amvl c r e ,Va r d. UNWARY Juice of the Apple Crop Cheap Enough to Be Sold Innocent of Adulterants, but Impure Stuff Is on the Market. COMPLAINT MADE TO HEALTH DEPARTMENt FOl' RTEEN C ASES REPORTED house wives, EP I:lE)I1C, This Is the D€'l'iod of the yral' Whpll I mea sl l!S nrc l)l"cnllent and n nurnhC"1' ot t"asC's hnT'e bElen TCpOl'terl to the Bonrd o1- H('ulth from nil ~e('tions of the l'Ity. In School Di st rict No. 34 tbere nre 14 ('IlGes reported to the authonties. The usunJ pr(,(,3utlons nrc h('illg taken Slgtiin~t Hs SPl pnding 8nrl the rhlldrcn ' 0 whose hom('s the dlsestse Is preY31cnt ort' not allo wed 1 to rom(' to sC'lH)oL In n numher ot othE"r I EH:hool dl strIds seT~rnl cast'S hnTe b£'f'll 11 01 ' ced, hut there is no ('n . . sl" tor nlnrm re'l GI'UOl, r<"glstrul' ot \·ltnl stntlstlcs snld there Is nothing to feDr trom the~e Nl'1('S in se-hoo! c1h:trJct No 34. "'I'bis Is ruther a llu'ge dlstri <.'t no(l it has Its quota 01'. as hns e-vcry otb(ll' cllstrlrt." TJH> 14 cnse-s III tb is _ ... -------------- ------------ -~---.:.= --- -- ----- -- - - - -- D CTOR SCORES MANY PEOPLE ABOUT MICROBES names more or leS8 carbonated lime. - Fifteen, twen ty days I walt, and th. va rious solutions mixed ,,·ith t he bits of plowed earth have turned into nitrate ammon ia. L et us see, t hen, what t he bacteria In a pinch of 5011 din. ~1i c rob e8 "Raj e you a sample of the s tutr wi th yOU1" Health Commissioner Greene .lsked one complainan t. The woman co nfessed she had nonp but promised to bring on so me ot th-~ ~der a little later. MeanWhile Dr reene's sleuths will begin a clder~ testi ng campa Ign. Special CahIe troUl the Centra l News PARIS, No\'. 26.-No man with albumen putrid; t hey made gasses and alco hol out of s ugar; they man u- factured nit rate ammoniac out of the various substances named. A nd a ll this wa~ done, In 3. com para Uvely s hort while. by orga nisms eo tin y. We cannot ~ee them except by t h e very s trongest mic roE copes. organisms t hat live with - Ing, performing chemica l s tunts tha t haff le a H elmholtz. 'Xo Exc lI 8e fo r B urial i n t h e G round . Th I dd a little a lbu b III nren. 0 T~~~ da);Sn lat:r the water will look smoky. After fou r days It will be nesS, lI~ht Is an that ohservation a~cy of death. the~cure, On t he clens- of river beds, etc" Is based. photographed here the other day "in foul. and nausea t.-f\lg to the smell . du e Ing In contrast thereto, t here a re also - doubt," remarked t he HeaJth Com , "If there Is very m uch thIs sort of t hing going on. The provisions of the pure food law a re so at its own light," ypt persons continue to to the many hundred -thousand of breed the most dangerous microbes and deaths that, In the mean\vhile, have ocbacilli and to admit them to their food curred in the wa.ler, Dirt l<uO " nl to ;'J nkc Gos. a nd d rink. The breeding is don e on an . enormous s cal e in the public burial Again I put a bit of 5011 into a glass ~rounds, on a 5mall~r scale in ou r back- ot tUtered. sugared water, A fe w days - ards. wh e r~ we mter, occasionally, la ter various gases begin to Issue ~ead cats. dogs. b.ir.cls, etc. To und er- fro n,' the vessel. I analyse; all the s u . tand the f,ult Eigmticence of these acts, gar Is gone, and instead I find a s pec ies strJngent and its enforcement so stric t that people disposed to engage In the business of adulteratIon for profi t a re a lmost frIghtened out of It" Then Dr. Greene told Of' a groceryman w ho was arrested tor sel1Jng wha t was supposed to be maple "Yrup but which wasn't that delicacy at all but base imitation m ade of gl ucose an~ b~e:h 8u g ar., D r. Greene was conv inced microbes. E'xuding light, !,he best known , perhaps. are the noctI lu cas, sIze I le~s than 1 ~1 , ill. . whose body ('o nsists of a single cell on ly. Their variegated Illuminating action p uzzl ed science for many centuries-we can prodUce them now at will. I am breeding in my laboratory phosphoresent mic robes by which I can reproduce the wo nderfu l effects 50 mu ch admired in thE" Baltic, t the dangel they carry In their wake, of alcohol. On experimenting wtth an- the Red Sea. in the Indian an,l In the le t us. gIve a look to the conditions of other bit of solt I round lactic acid, a Atlantlr oceans. A million, perhaps, of I 1.lte, \"\ h-ere these enemles of the human syrupy, colorless fluid, 'w ith an inten- thesf' I ace flourish . o e man s Innocence a nd so wa~ in ... strum ental in securing his discharge Ever s ince this man and a good many other groce rs have been particular to remo\'e tram packages labels whic h Xeed Nclt h e r Light ~or .4..lr. lap of our solI Is swarmi ng with bac- la. domg without either_ So inftnit.~simal al e th ese pests, they may be c.l Iscovered only by the strongest magnltying glasses and chemical tests. l ... was brought to book for selling a mixlure which was ostensIbly tomato catsup, but which he admitted was Innocent of to matoes. The flaring label with which the bottles were adorned consisted of a big, round s plotch whIch organisms made action, while a third speCimen tUl'ned "In its own light." That phrase Is. of the sugar into butter- ac id by lhe ac- course, a lnisnomer , T he herri ng was as dead as could be and h is scales exuded not a s ingle ray ot light. The al l' a r e essential for t he propagation Oihet' C h c mlcp ' C Ollll)Ositio n s . f'l~ rl continuance of life, but the dark exact y tru e. A loca l manutacturer of co ndiments infinitesimal .ely so ur taste and a strong acid re- possible the photograph of the herring We learned in school that light and tlon of tts microbes. they ldld not know to be literally and al"lnies of nocti!uC'as Again I go out and take up bits or careas made possible fresh ly blowec1 soil, to place In th e ment. ba ins ot water containing. first, a !"'olu4 l..Ight n n Agency o f tinn ot phosphate, seco nd a solution of C'arbonated cali: third, a solution of Th ere is no excuse ad hering to his the us ual exoerl w D e n t l •• tor buriaJ unde r Here Is one of the latter : I place a tiny magnesia and fourth a solution of suI- t he ground. To bury the bod ies of per-, bit of s01l, taken up at random in phuric acid ammonia, gard en or roadbed, In a glass of "'ate 1', days I Investigate. After a few sons who have died of contagio us dls- All vessels contain ease Is a crime_ that the a uthorltie s hould put a stop to. The heal th ~$l' ..."""""= ================--_ _____________ , l(light have bC'en an apple or a 'beet a ,veIl as a tomato, under whic h was th: word. "Catsup." He pl~aded and with succe"", lhat b~yond the ';se of lh a foresaid red splotch that he had do": nothing In justifying anyone In Imag Inlng lhat the contents of the bOltl; w~,re m a de ot t he tomato, My catsup Is calsup," he said, "but It Is not tomato catsup." And t hs let hIm get away with the bluff. / 'Vhai a parody on human achle\'ements ! With us bipeds e,-ery small progress in chemistry Is hailed as a tremendous trl umph, an d here are liv ing things w hom we may swallow by the million, without notic- his b senses would eat t he her ring that was COVE R S .I T , out all' or light. To many of these enel11ies of the pr eviously freed from living organism h uman race that live in etern al dark- Pr e~s, in Put C h e mhlt ry to S hame. They turned a glass of pure water, Says the Former Bre~d Many Species of These "Enemies of Human Life." Strongly Opposed to the Burying of the Dead for Hygienic Reasons • coction or un kno wn materials. L,nv ' 3rc in the hurg streets, and hOTe hrf'n reported from Norembcr 7th untJl yesterday, ,<,l.-;-- iW4---- i they did not know a nd whose n umbers they had faIled to note, had sold the m a. beverage which purported to be "weet cidEr, but whIch In rea lity "'as a con- P VRE FOOD (U!;~Tic t vi C'lnlty ot Sandusky, Alaol\1113 And Ha m- V made informally at hucksters. whose Tbf' d(,IHll't-1 ment f ~ do!nJ: nil In Its power to (.'heck the 1ncl'('n~e of th(' dl:iea se. the R e'!WI.. Depa rtment. These women allege t hat Ht:T DR. GRAJI SA YS THERE IS NO / 'Wlth sweet cider, fr eeh fro m th" press, sell ing a t six cen ts a gallon, t he prevailing ta rm price, It would seem t here wo uld be no Incentive for a nyon e to a dultera te t his particula r a.rtlcle, Ye t t his Is the complaint of se,'eral -- MEASLE S IN DISTRICT NO. 34 r Om ,Several Ho~wives CalIon Dr. Greene and Say They Bought From Hucksters Beverage Which Was Concoction of Cheap Materials. ----------7 ~- j-'!:..y-"'--- - ---------- - - --- - pernlltUng same shou ttt b@ im peachro and kI cked out ot office, for h e knows that the ca uses of contageous dh,eases flourish after dea th. as before, and are liable to come to the surface again and -.------ .. ------'L __________ Q~ ________ ._______ _ --~~--- - claim more victims. DR. L OUIS KARELL. REWARD CARDS SAID TO SPREAD DISEASE Proml~l' ltous U~t,--:;--r('w:lrd can1s Sunt.1a\." s c hool~ 1$ bE"llt: n 'd to Ut" I caus£, "for the preva lellct: oC and olh . ~r . sc aJ'l ~ t 1tlil" contaglou~ rev ''''l' Th (' Sl~ tak .. som(' Slt'J}!'<. In ttlf. n€'Rr future dt..stro)·ed pt:rlou. afh'r b(:>ing us\!d .l (' .... rti.\! I ! e--i Z .b ....:l ~ p.:j i 31 =: Oill" whI(.' h will ('Ither pro\'ldf' fOI · the dh.lnrel:_ tIon /1( t}w cards OJ" thE." adopttun or ,'\. new ~y~tt'111 whereby tlw cllrds wl1l !ll~ : i, in dlsl'3sE'!i among C' hll_ ('uros gt-ner,lIlr. contain a ~~ rJ p ural plctun' ano Quota tion, whtch are glvPfl to chihln~ n tor regu lnr nttt'ncinnl' e anrl !Jl"ompt nttE'ntion to th t.>l r h',",~ons. Ru lll a ny 0(' th€'St' cnrd~ E:'ntltl p the hol<.k r to a larg(>r card and so mallY or thtl largpr cards mllY b~ pxehang",u. for n Blllll' or some oth<"l" gOOd book_ 11dn~' Sunday ~ chool!'l hav~ USed thla ~Y S lt'm ~n;o ng tht:' ("'hi\dl'en to ('neoung€' a·tl t·ndanc(' ano lill'tel Ot-voUon to religious ~uhjtl·t ~, lLtnlth Commls~ll.ml·r Grf;'I'nro. dren . ,, ,,, ~ p.:j .- 'EOJ .,'" "0 0 ..c: .,... rJ:l'" r-1! ... a ...,...."" ~ I <> ~! ~ I ~'" .... E C'lj .,'" ....'t:l., A'" l'I2 >i C¥! p.:j cd '" ,, !-=I 0 .,p. U,,! i <Xl .,1'1 Pol , .... , p.:j 1'1 ,::q ~ . . 0 0 Q) , ~ El ~ , ~ �CAPT. THOS. S. BALDWIN. AERONAUT. THE BUILDER OF THE "ARROW" 3~ 1 SAYS THE TIME WILL SOON COME WHEN A MAN WILL ASK FOR HIS WIN GS JUST AS NA TURALLY AS AT PRESENT HE ASKS FOR H IS SHOES. A or VI E.VV ~ r Lw F>L.A C ~ T I'\ I< tN By CHA N C,tS THE: UN I O N T I ME: T' H AT \N Eo VV , L., ... CTE.T r-IAV£" THI\T 5T A T I ON . A THEOSOPHICAL DREAM OF THE FUTURE. From ~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~ ~o~ 0 ~t ~ =-::.E q~U '~~'G~ -...: ... -.... 'C> U u ~ > _ c; ... - l YPHOID FEVER. Of ""0 ::: :r. .... '-' ,- ~ U :J CJ C .... - I-. The Int"':ltion of Dr. Grppoe. hE"Rlth com- mlsslouc..'r. In htlytn'! tb('~' C8'Res tully In""Mtlo.t.'1:td wns I>rinwrlly to se-e It the t\~­ pbold lrerm W'S8 helot: Imported Into Buffalo. A_ r'1'Sult of thE" ioW'St:1:"'1ltiOD t'bows tbat onl~. 2, ot the 1.....1 C'n~ h:td be-po nut DC thE" citY t]uriu~ what Is kn")wn n~ the Incubntloo P<"rlod.bE"ginolng that l[t dur1n~ two wet"ks prior to the ot tIll" the IIlne-ss. -fo B E ON LOOKOUT OffiC ERS TO FOR IMPURE MILK H l.!,\ LTII nETll\~' (Special to The Standard L'nlon.) Ot 143 C'8tte, reportNl to thE" health depart- ~:.::~~B::: - ~~~~ I... Eu~ u _~ .... bI;.lI'''''I-._=' _ ~ V;,f:t.I:: Jm~lm~mml ~ ~~~o~OO~~~~I-.=~~~ .....1"'1"1 ,., .... 0 uC: ..... I- t: .~2::= c ' ;::;; - - 0 ,- o.U) C"; Vl 0. r:: t: :r ::. tt. r:r:r I -::::::=:~~~~==~==:"''''''===''I'''l= - --'.\:1._------- -----.------ GONfER NtH W[[K Cases Investigated, 97 Were in Families Where Drinking Water Was Not Boiled. sDd :1) Spy!"n.'. 4 -. ---.. _------------------- - -----. ;·!i!~11~ lil~!~ i~ tALTH • ____ po _____ _ :::~-I-.-:.. ..... 0. ..... .:,.. :.J ~ Ujl"nt ~Iu('(' All:!T1Rt ht. 1!)0.4. R~ ('nSf'S ot tyI·hold t{'nor. In\"(. .~II~ntion by Dr. Hffitb ot thp dppnrt~If'!lt h:t~ c1"InOn4Irntcd tb!lt 9i WPrt' la J"ftmlll~ thnt WC'ff> lot boi11nll! Ule willef u~f'<l In th("l"r homl'~ for drinklll;! purllO~. Dr. lll°J.th'S IO'·I'!;Iij.:":ltiOIlS 01.,0 demfll"straWd that approximtlu.'ly 30 I)('r C(>nt. oC the ('3:;I'S Wf'rP In("orr(>~tl:r dktgnoseJ as typbold te\'{"'r" .Dr. Ut'1lth'8 reoort also shows tl:tt or thl."' 14:) cti.ses t'('portNl 9;) were mild ---- --. -------. ----. - ALBANY, Nov. 2S.-The annual conference or the health offlcers or the State with the State Health Commissioner here, which Is usually held In November, wtll be held this year on Dec. 15 and 16 in the Assembly Chamber. It is expected that several hundred local health otntel'S will attend the conference and dlsl;USS matters pertainIng to their official "ark. The gathering promises to be the most successful ot any that has EO tar l'een held. Dr. Harvel' W. 'Vylie, chie! oC the Burea.u of Chemistry at Washington, has been in\'!ted to address the conference on the subject "The Adulteration ot Food Products:" State Chemist ",V III is G. Tut.:ker, Dr. ,Vallate Clarke. f)ealth omc..erl3 at Utlcu, and othcrs wUl deliver papers all timely topics. ] t Is said tbat n prominent lawyer, whose name has not yet lH:'t'n announced, ",111 deliver an adures~ on "The Public Health La.w of the State," ami a.n~mer any qUt:stlon having a legal be:nrlng wblch any heal th omcer ma~r bring to h18 u.tt~ntion, 0 1' I co~ nn SS I O SE R FRon llE .~ L'[·lJ GR.EEX~ COX F EUE XC E C OJDII SS IO :\ ERS. H E'alth Comml~l er Greene has re turned from New York where he went to s eek thc co-operation ot Health Commissioner In proposed leglsln.tlon whIch would require the payment of a .small Inspection fee by farmers who deliver milk to C'ustomers In a city or to be d In a city. He thinks lhnt by s u ch a system an o"erslght could be maln~ talned Over the dairymen that would c!?Jl1 pel them to use all sanitary preca u yons, �--.---·---------( ---1----·----·-- "'--'-nn -n- - n-n---n- --- n n . nn_nn __ ·_ · _· ___ -~ ~ 1 <Zhildren's Safety Is Paramount I EALTH COMMf"33fC}NER GREENE returned from New .' York yesterday, where he had been in co nsultation with the ' head of the New York health department relative to legisla. tion to be sought at the coming session of the State lawmakers, providing for a means by which a fund can be obtained to be expended in a more careful and extended inspection of milk intended for consumpLion in this city. Dr. Greene desires the enactment of a law which will compel dairy farmers in the vicinity of Buffalo to pay a certain fee for the delivery. of milk in the corporate limits. In urging such legislation the Health Commissioner take~ t~1e ground that by having inspectors visit the dairies weekly much good could be accomplished in preventing the spread of contagious diseases like 'scarlet fever, which in many cases, it is believed, originate in the farmhouses and are communicated to children in the city through . contaminated milk. It is an unfortunate fact that in too many dairies but scant regard for cleanliness is held, and much filth is allowed to dissolve in the lacteal supply disp ens ed to their customers by these careless and inconsiderate milkmen . If Dr. Greene's proposed plan should materialize, the inspectors would be able to fix responsibility for the spread of dangerous diseases, and, besides, the knowledge that they were under constant surveillance would serve to impress upon the farmers' minds the necessity of bett er sanitary conditions abo ut their farm buildings, a~ well as greater ca re in handling the product of their dai ri es while in transit to the consumer. It appears that th e New York offi cial approves of Dr. Greene's suggestions, and is likely to lend his aid to the fu rtherance of the proposed plan of legislation. Of course, there is likely to be vigorous opposition from the producer, but it appears most probable that the people of the cities will heartily approve any plan which is likely to contribute a degree of safety to their little ones. Scarlet fever is one of the most terrible diseases to wh ich children are exposed, and any measure which will tend to lessen the possibility of sp reading the contagion should be welcomed by every citizen who has the good of the general public at heart. consequence DC the of wa te r officer urges. in thp interest of public But that I)recaution seems to be neglected to :l large extent. Nearly twenty-five per cent. of the many cases of t yphoid fever o;curred ill families where the 'water was boiled. Dr. Heath states that there are other ways than drinking wate r by whic h the germs are taken in to the stomac h. The germs multiply In the earth ns well as in water. and ce rtain conditions of weather will call them out of the ground. when they attac h themselves to vegetation. They may be contained In vegetables like rad- I --~~------ ~ - ishes. eaten raw. They may be upon apples which h a ve ground. lain upo n th e They may be in vegetAbles and appl es which h ave been p l ace d in the cellar. And they may be in oysters contaminated by sewage. But contu lninated drinking water is the principal sou r ce of typhoid f eve r epidemics in cities. If the germs are In the water they are s ure to be drawn into the stomach and cause trouble. Epidemics of typhoid h ave frequently been traced to water in which milk cans and pans were washed, the water not being hot eno u gh to destroy the germs. All cities like Chicago, Buffa l o, Paterson, Newark, Philadelphia, Washington, etc. , who~e water supply is drawn from lake or rive r con taminated by sewage. a r e sure to h ave cases of typhoid fever perpetually. Elmira has periodical epidemi cs of It in consequence of "rater drawn from the Chemung river. If there should be a large amount of typhoid f ever in villages up the rive r which sewer into the Susquehanna, It will try the cle~nsing capaci ty of Binghalnton's ~ fEES TO PROVlUE fOR EXAMiNATION Of MlLK SUPPLY of New York City Health ficials Start on a Tour of the State. New York, Nov. 30.-Health Commi.· eioner Durlineton has dl'tr>rminpd to :-;end out m.spectors to exam in p the dairies that snpply New Yor k city with milk wi th i.l ",iew to aSC'f"rtainin,e what methods are empJoyed to keep the dairies clean and the milk free from adulteration. Oil. r1"" n . Kilbonrn., one of tho lead· ing insIlOCtor.R of th(" department of heallh. with two or thT'PC others, whom he will ~ I ect from the j:!cnerai ~tnff. will leave today on a tOllr o( the dair)' ubjt ri('bl or N('w York .... t..l.le. TIH' Y wilt work aJon~ the line of one railroad at n nm~. vi sitin~ earh of the lar;!,£, oniry ft1.rmf.; and making a rigict im;pecUon of lhe cow bnrn~ the dairies. creamprif'~. shippiDJ,! xt;ltions nnd implements USN hy the 03 irymcn Oil 8tU ~oinf! to hew to the lin('." ~aid Dr. Darli n~ton. "hut 1 believe ilir cli\in-· men will meet D!" on the half w:;;\' ground aud ('o-opernte with' w: in th(' ('f· fort to mnke the milk supply of Ul(' C'irv pur(':. This is their marlH~l. anti WhC'~l Wf ~in' them frp(,: of co~t a pprrnit to ~ell milk hei"p surely t hpy will be wil1in~ for UR tn make :lH in:o;pe<'tion of tlif'il' nl nolQ,. .\t uny rnt('. it wiJI hC' interest_ iuc: It) n01 P tho~(' who rpf\llip," -'Lr, KilbQurne hns tli(' ],";r:-l I rif!ht to in~l'Ic,,-·t any dairy fnrm iu :\('ow York ~rt.ntp, unyhow, he(ans~ hl' is Il stnte iu",ppc:to r a:-: w~H IlS illl n;:reot of the ('itv h(·alth department. A Legislation Will Be Sought Compell ing Farmers to Pay a Small Fee. H ealth Commissione r W alter D. Greene l'eturnect-o·from X ew Yo rk this mo r ning. There he h eld a co nference with Commissio ner Daritngton of t h e New York H ealth Department r el aLlv ~ 10 the enactm ent of let;ls lation \\"lh lch wl1l compel farmers deliverIng milk to cities t o pay a amaH fee. This f ee will bear the expens e 01' weekly ex aminations of the farmers' cows and dairie.3. "We hope to prevent the spread 'J! dise-ase by the enactment of a law enabling ua to make a rigid InspecUon of th e sources of cit tes' mll k supplies," said Dr. Greene. Dr. Darltngton seemed to be p leased ,,'Ith the Idea, and I expect he w ill co-operate with me in securl·ng legislation. There may be some opposiLJon In the Legislature, but I hope it will be overcome, as the plan Is for the best Inte re st of p ub lic I health." -----------.---, 1 r -SEEK TO PREVEN T M ILK ADUL TERA TlON DR. GREENE .-\.ND H I!: .o\.L'I' H C OlI IU I S - SIONE H D.-\llL I NG'l' ON OF NEW yonK JJOLD C ONFE ll E:iCE. By SI) e cloJ ,Vlre fro1u the :o\eW" ~o .rlc Hc!' nld to The Buffa l o Cour ier. New York. Nov. 29.-Health C?mm ls ioner Darlington has determined to :eno out Inspectors to . ('xamine the dairies that supply New York City with ilk wlth a vlew to ascertaining ~!Ihat methods are employed to keep the da.irie~ clean and the milk :tree trom a.dulteration. Buffalo Is experiencing the same ills New York City has confronted at the hands of the lnllk adulterat ora, and HPolth Comm issioner Green ot that bUy was here yesterday and held a conference w ith Dr. Darlington, 'The Buffalo cornmtsaioner agrees with Dr. Darlington that the time has come COl' cltirs of the first class to demand the right to Inspect the dairies and fo' t!:P thfLt the milk sent to rnarket Is pure a nd fresh at the point ot Its original shipmpnt. The Bugge-stions of the B ur1'alo Health CommiSSioner and the milK ndult.eratto n question generally w1l1 be presentt?d by Dr. Darlington to tht> members or the Boa.rd of . Health at their r egular weekly meeting at th" h e.olth department today. It Is not ~bable th a t the board will take any ~~dlcal ac ti on. but will discuss the conditions that have arisen and begin the formula ti on 01' some plan for the tut Meanwhil e. the work at p r eventl~rethC adulteration of milk will probb~y be lett enti r ely In the hand s Qf Darlington nnd Jam p.8 P . Atktnso . cl~iet chemist ot the d e partmen ot h.'alth. l b -~ MilO rOAM or Mf~~lfS fPlOfMIG The health / o I NSP ECT DAIRIE I ""rety. the boiling of the water. '''~ I rise pumped Crom Lake Erie. 'm - 1 IN ' ;Al'ER. ..,ralo like Chicago appears by a re rt from Dr. Heath, inspector fo r the i[3onrd of Health, to be sufferi ng from an epidelnic of t yphoid fever in H ---------- -- ------------- ._.-------------------------------- ----------- P[J OlO G1;;R~ I S 1 I'ore Than 600 Cases Reported to Health Department Last Month , . and alady Is Apparently Spreading, - MANY GROWN-UPS AMONG THE VICTIMS Buffalo Is now In the thi c k of an epidemic or m easles and accord ing to ~n estimate m ade yesterday by Registrar of Vital Sta.tlsti cs G r am ot the H ealtll D e pal·tment th e re are thousands 0 cases. M ore than 600 cases ''.:ere reported to the depart ment In 1'0\'ember by physicIans In a ttendance. Experience shows that the cases lhus repor t ed are rare ly m ore than 40 pel' cent. of the total numbe r , as s ome parents On learning th a.t the complaint trom which a child Is sutferlng Is measles will dismiss the physiCian and do not call tn one when th e oth er members of th e fami ly are taken with the disease. It Is in this w a y that thou~ands of cases may and do exist wi th out an y knowledge of thetl1 reaching the Health Department. There nave been some deaths from measles, but the percentage o f fataItties has not been large as yet, showing that tlte d isease ex ists In a mild form . .M easles is al'ways mOre Or Jess pre v- .. al~nt at thts season of the year, but that It was at present e pidemi c was oot noticed until abo ut two weeks ago when the department was deluged I wit h reports tronl the southeastern seclion of the ci ty. Public School No. ! 31 at P eck h am and Emslie streets seemed to b e the c hief point of tr oub le. as dozens of cases were reported by PrinCipal De Groat. Some tlmldI mInded folk s went to H ealth Com missioner Greene a.nd wanted him to c lose the schoo l, but be refused to do so. Instead, h e orde r ed that chl1dren from all families In which m easles h'td occurred should be excluded trom t~ school. Wh en this was done cond lOllS In School No. 31 began to ImPI' ve at once and It Is be li eved that the disease has worn Hself out t h e r e . In the meantime the epidemic h as spread rapidly, until It has beco me general. there being no part of th e city which is exempt. R epo rts of new cases run from twenty-five to lorty dally. H ouses in which there Is measles are not quarantined. as In the ca&e oC othel' contagio us diseases, the inmates being allowed to COInP an'd go as they please, except that children fr om such households are exc luded trom th e schools. How e\'cr. the Health Department takes all possible precautions to pre\'ent a spread of the disease, and when a case of measles Is reported to It. It at once transmits thl~ int'ormation to the I ""hool of the Inte rested dlstrlci. slm- 1 11al' informatton IR conveyed to the public library t h at It may dls lnteet a ny books which mny haye been borrow~d by persons living a L the house where m easlt"s exists. I I P H,'S)C I AN'S PlZZl.E D . Physicians are sornewhat at a lof.~ to explain the pJ'E'sent epidemiC' or I1lC'a s}cs. Such epidemics. they say. ree m" {' \'C'J'Y five Or six year~ and vary In inten!'ilty. The present one Is notuble for Itf' \\-idespread ('harac t er. mony adults HS well as children being vic- I tims. EYen rncle Sam'S soldiers arc not ex pmpt, a~ one of the veteran.a a l Fort Porter. who went through a rain r shot and shell In Cuba and la ter In the Philippines, has b ••" laid low b~ the measl es. ~ ------ �i[\ten'flulInn oifo;l t ion. TJpbo u] i!il not ('om ml1ni('at!~fl hy- IlH?"f" ('ontM't with inff'f'tFld pprQntl~ lUll thr wfOll m('mlH'~ of till' ,... INVE SIIGA TlNG THE f' 1YPHtJlD GERM anrl fift~ ~pyerf>. Onr of thp gl'rAt ('RU~('!': ot Hnxi ... t.," iu (ht' ohoc(1I'Y:ltion I)f thi,;;; (H~. N1S(, is th~~ nnC'f>rtllinl.t" nf thf' tflrm of thf' t{',·(>l'. whiC"h ill ~(lmp rn~f")o! i ... <::0 InnLt tnR I It pllti(>nt Illn~- !IItun-(> 10 dC'l1th. [nr [l (,Ilin~ of ,;;;oiifl [not]o.; whUp tit" int('!oo.tinE''': nr(> l1irf'rAI('c1 f)"(>C(tlf'nlbJ'll'fH'fH.:j f;ltl11. Of lhp fAQ;P'" p,{:lJninPII hy Dr. flf':1lh. only tPIl IR .. t,.ll If"!,:q than "P\'PO w('(>k!O : Jlil1l't~-('ight lRst(>d from two fn ~rn~n w(t'k~: hn'h-,.. ISH""fl from :-ix to tt'u wt'tlk~: Qncl sevf"U from tpn to t'ig-h- Dr. Heath of Buffalo Health Department Runs Down 145 Cases. I Buffalo. Xo,", ~4. --To ~P(' if Typhoid tp'-e r l\ ' " ht.'ing imported into Buffalo. <;;0 to !-;11E'nk. from nlclllioo rp"Jrh or ('be- tl"f'n I \. where. nnd to tint! out other thinc:s tbot mh:ht b(> (!'-('tnt in (orming ('\)Th'u .. ion:- il.~ to cau <. E' ... nnd rb.rnct(!Ol'i~tic:; of the Cpldemit' tit Irphoid that W8:-; ('un-ent in the hltter part of tbe Summt'l'. and i-:- still prcYolro t, Il enlth (\ullmi.... :-.;il)ner \Y nltpr • ~r;~D :'::\::~jrml n~ lectur Ile~ltb Ul. I on. • DI'. He-ntb wpot to the home-!": of l-:l~ perM>D ~ J"t"portpd to the dE'partDlE'nts ns badll):' 1~'Jlhoid ren~I' ~ill('(1 ~Ugu ... t 1, nnd maUl! detniJP<! inqllirif'~. HI~ report W:1:S wnd(' puhli(' hy Comllli~sioner (;rpC'oe week~. Xot ~I1H'h Importation. .A ... to how 1U11rh of thc di~e:l[Ci:e lnttt impclrtf'.l tn Bllffnlo. tilt> 1'E'llort).: <.;;tnre!o; thot onl~' I Wl>lI ty·~('YC' n or tht' pntiE'nr...;. QI' about f'i~htccn p('r ('(lnt. of th e t4;i t"n~~. hllli Uf'('u out or thi' dt~- duril1£: whnt i . . . known n!ll thp illC'uhtttiou p~rioIJ: Ihnt it. (l11I"iO,t: thp torl(wll or $;x:t(>pn dars prior to the h('~illnin J; at the putirut.· i1lue!':s. I .......... I J U UI I 011(> ot thE' most illteret'ting ('olltainE'd in thr ('ont'luding para graph or tbe rrpnrt. n~ (ollo,t.:;:;: From d(>tailrd ('omTE'rnRtilln~ ('oo('erojD~ ~YlllptOU\" nnd otht."r f~lltllre .. Of the <;;.it."kllt'~ .. p!,:. it would appear thnt apIH"Ox:iDlflt<>l;\' 30 11fT (.'eut. of tbE" ('3~P!': report('d I ""(>1'(> iuc'ort"f'Clly rlin#!oosed:J!,: typhoici 1 ter~r. mllnr ('a~es indil'ntinl! intesliotll \ toxaemia. wbilE." Oth(>1"8 bad iutr~tinal dist onviction of Weichers, self-styled t\lrbtln cE"~. in nil 1ik.~Jiboot1. oc('n~ioned by Antonius, affirmed by the tempornr.l" wotE."T ueraogem('nts ('onseCou rt of Appeals. quent upon hij:!'b wino:') upon lh~ lake. Sipt'C'lal to The Buf!'alo Express. _'\'lso. in mor(, than one iu!':tance, ('(l5ect Albany. XO\'. 29.-The Court ot Apsent to hosJlital~ n~ t.rphoill re~er turn· ed ou t to be !':ome other ~i('kness thn n pf>al~ today affirmed the judgment or the ('onvktlon ot AlhE'rt .T. Welchers of typhoid. Buffalo, who was Indicted with FrankOne t'nrailing T.-t. lin S. TpmpJp on the charge ot eOI1Fpiracy to defraud . PU~'8ieiaD~ agree- thn tbE" ~ym))tom~ or trhoid tenor are ea ... il:r ('onfolludeoll with WplchpTS ndverth5E'd hlmse-It as Antho~e of ocher mn.Jnllies. but lbHe i~ qaid tonius th e Boy "~onde r. J>o~sE'$!':ed ot to be one te!'l;t, whjeh !'ome l.hysj('inns marn"lou5t magnf'tic healing powers and employ. that i~ nnfailin2'. Thi~ j!': tht' thf' ability to Cure an kinds ot dlsea!':e. Vidall. or blood t •• t. A fow drop. or The medl<':l.1 authorities got after him blood nrt? tnkf"l1 CrOID n potient's enr· and hC' and Tpmple w('re Indicted_ "~('iehers wn~ C'onvi('t('d before Jus lobe and placed in ('Qntnc.'t with t.'phoid tice KruSie In l\Iay. 1903. and was sengt"rms ill t1l1lllrt'~ kl'pl in laborator ies lor tf'neffl to ninp months in the penitenthe pllrpOf.e. 1r a certain Rction re~nltqt tiary. ]re wag In prl!l:ol1 tour months ues('ribeu ns n ('lumping of ('('rUtin {'!t~· when a rE'rtifteate ot reasonable doubt ments. it is a {'('rtnints tho the patient was ~ranted b:~.. Judge Adam or the apc ho " typhoi d fever. pf"llate divhdon and an appeal was arTh. n o.1I t •• t h•• b.on adopt.d by gu e d. The- apPE'lInte dIViSion SustaJned thp health departments of a number ot the lo wer court. Back "E'nt thE' Boy Wondt."r to the t tbe Jorge ('jtie~ nnd is snid to haye rl'penitentiary amI hl~ aHorne-y. :\1. Filldueed [0 the minimum the ptrcentnge' morE' Rrown ot this city. Mked the ot inn('curate diaJ:Dosefol. the- results be- Court or Apppais tor a. certificate ot t in, of benefit. both to the ,2'eD(l'ral pubr ea~onab le doubt that his cHE'nt might Ii(' Rnd to th(' medic-a) Ilrof~!,c;lou. as a be Tel ea~eItj on ball. It was refused and quick ond securate diol!'no~i goe~ a the hfgh (>~t court now afflrms the con. lOll!::" war toward rcdtH'ing thr death· vietlon. The apppal was argued by ,Mr. rate. The C8""l'~ ot false uiagnosis re- Brown and George RainE'S or Roc hester and by l\Ir. Abbott of the Distric t portt'd by 01'. Heath do not iurlndf" any Attorney's 5;taff. in wuit'll the hloo<1 te!'t was employed. Auotlle- r intPTl'~tiug dil' i<:ion of Dr. ye..C!terd uy. po int~ i~ I ~y WONDER IS BEATEN I I I'eport is tuot whit'h dte~ thnt of the 14'> cnse~ of t~'phoitl iuC']uil'E"ri into. !l7 W(,,1' e in tnmiliefol that wpre not boiling [h eir d rinkins: wnter. n prE."(,8ution thnt h9~ b ~D rpp('nt£>d ly ur,a£"d lIpon thE:' pnblil' by Comwi""'ionpr OrpPDe. The O1£>dical , pro(ef:' .. ioll. w;th tC'w exception:;:::, agreNl; that typuia C6I''f'er resulf ... from in· tpction by thfl wa~' ot thp <;tom8.eh, not h.\" inhala tion into tht' luugo..:. ('ontamt. mltpd watpr is hplie"M to he "'he mo<;t " fruitful ~onn't' if iDfp(,linn, hut tilp fu<'t ------- Hellltb' ~ 'Yhpu ~\u·"'.tiotl~fI on thi~ poin t. ('ODlmis·1 " ·hf're the (~erDl~ Rreerl. """hill' s('jf'nr(' ha<;; h('('n unahlf" tn de· tprmint' th£" ori~in or tht' typhoid J,!'f'I'IU, any morr tha1l it ha!oo. ht'en 81.11(' to tlf"l'iile wht'r(' tbe ~('nrlet (p~Pl' and (,Hlnin olb('r gcrm~ bt'gan. l'itill il i .. known that t~-­ phoid ~pl'mll ' r(l('d nUIU(,l'Ou ... lr in thf' partll . Certnin wentb(lr and olh f'r coodi(.,tion~ drin~ tbt'm u p into th(' :lil', Tht'y mny nlight 011 tood . tor in ...t:lu(' C ('pIery, racliFhps uud othE'1' t"egptnhlE'~ rbu t Itn..' usnally flntpn without bE"in).: ('ookt'd. Or tllPY mol' bt' tak(,11 into thp mout h io breonthing :lOu find their way in~o the ~tomDC'h through e wallowing. Rtill noothf'r I1lpnn~ Of spn'nding tilt' flisefl~t' if' ., ... IOR. GREE~E HACK that 4 1 of thC' lot;) ('AI1i(,!': o('('nrrt'o in fnmili t'~ Ibut werC' boitin!r tbpir water !':hl)~'l-o thAt thp (Irin),inc Wlltf'I' j)o! not 310Df> rC')o;poo",ible (or Rntr:l1o'", (>pidpDlil·. sioner Gr('{'np !':Airl: - --- ._,_.- .. _. 1!J04 fanliIy in whit'h lb('r!' is onp uffli("'t('fl r}Pr~on 1llft:\' ht>("()m a inf.·('tpd thr01l~h dl'in~­ il,;: frnm tbt' alO<' l'nps or ,:In!o.!'t'~ n~ th,. lJlll il'n t 110..:(''':. X') Qlull'l'lntinf' i~ impo .• pd oJt t~'JlboHI (r"pr rR ... (':-;. :'Is in "'mnllpn\:, "C'flriN rf'\'t'r 01' ~1ipbth(' ri:\. hnt it il1i fll"I.l~'''' n Iittl,. sHfrr to k(lPJl typhuid.[pypr Jlllli{'nt~ np:trt (r')1ll l1T1inf.,(·tpfl flpro..:on . . . ," Dr. He-3th I"ppnrt .... that of the lot:) ("n!'or:, n! typhnill. nin(lt.,··fin' W('1'(, miltl FROM NEW YORK PL_\.( E D 11l ~ D _\ln\~ -IX ~ PECT10S r..;C Ug'IE D E , "ont:: HEALTH· CO JI'1I8S10'En OF T HE 't E TllOl'OI . I S. Dr. '''alter D. Greene. the Commisot HE"alth. I"eturned this morning from N ew York, whlth~r he had gone to ranter with Dr. Darlington. hl"':ld of the Departmen t of Health in ~(>W York Clly. In ret('rence to a p,roposition of Dr. Gr(>cnf' to h::lxe leglsialion enacterl compelling (arm ers to pay a fee for tht." de-livery of milk to cilies. ~o "that the money thus raised ('an be ~sp ,l (or the employment of inspectors t() see (0 it that perfe<-t ~anitary condltlO;lS art> mainlatnffi at e \'ery dairy. In thAt way Dr. Greene hopes to be:' able to prevent a. spread of contagio us dls (>n~es w hich ~om~timt!s a rise fro m the drinking or mil k. D r. C1 ree-ne ~ald that Dr. Darltn~ton see med ph--ased wit h the proposition a nd proba.bly wHl ('o-operate In t be ,,'"(Irk of trying to have lE'glslatfO~ aC'led. ~Ioner - -- - - - - ".'" ~~ dairy PURE MILK BATTLE in the ,'ario\l!' States n atl Yvrk oily . DarHn~ton !lahl to a IlJ:n . H.n r('porter fl ft('~ thro me-t"tjn or tht, Board Dr I h"'IHh :-"Th":'H" 'Ij\'in bp nn m"r:r :-.h(l\'\ n: to p~r~on!'l; who ar('! found to h.l\·f' rO.r ."I,tte • Dr ":.';~ '~~~h h~;'..~.::..e,~. ·~~l,e~'~~·ftn~ ·thP~1 fULlY AP PROV En t d.\lrIl'~ 01' In lhl~ local stor.*;s, 1 will MPt" lh at thf')' 3t(' puni~hN. J thrr at the .U1d w(! Prom Board of Health Commends Dr. Darlington for His Action in Sending Inspectors to Farms. TESTS SHo\V l.\\PRO\'E.\\E~T ~ he ('tty's ltlsht t o Inspect Dairies. alth Commissioner DARI.DIGTON Since Crusade Opened Samples That Have sh 'uld have every Rupport in his effort I Been Taken from Dealers in City to ecure forthecit~·tho power to inspect Haye Been of Higher Grade. the dairies from which its supply of milk is drawn. Xo food product t hat comes into the city i~ so vitally neces.'>Ilry as At tb~ Ir(>g\tl(\J" Wefo.kl~· mCI.'tlng of th(' milk and none can as easily become a Eoard of Hf!~lh yC',stNd\l', tb~ course or Dr, Dnrllllg>ton, ll('·\lnh CommJs.sione-r, In means of communicating disease. Yet insp ~tors to In'\.·estlgatc the- conto protect itself from impurities here' I !If:'nding ditions of the dairy farms 1.ha.t SUPi>ly ~ew York has but s ixteen inspector... ~~l\' York d~y I\\"Hh mtlk "lnU hAs ('TU~1.Je eight of whom work in Manhattan, five upon tht> Qlll l' erntl'1"'S ot "Uk generally mN :tl M'Olro,·aJ. I in Brookl)", two in Richmond and one in Queens They have been working In llI"dt~r :'0 6~d Dr, Darlington in the ,":ork or (>nt.Jr('lng thp mIlk law s. the Bonr<l hard of late, and the re is no better evijf-.o~id i to let Dr. Hl'I"1nO..n B~ggs. medkal dence of the need of their efforts than lfflN f of the bo.urd. take chlirge or the' the police court calendars. In Brook"O!'k of run a rg down .,11 \'lu!ators. lJl. lyn, in one day recently, forty dealers Btgg:ol b a.lr&ll. ..-ty at ~he brad at th(" OA.C'were arrD;~;'lQfl ~13rged with ad'\lt.eratt(Tlol~:cn brll1<'h or tbl::" 'work, and the ing milk. che-m1~18 'Ij\ ho '('~t the mlllt wUl make rhe!r report!': tl) hJ:tl a.nd Dr. Rol>crt~, head or But the system of inspecting milk thoe s.mltar>- (1. Tnrtm('nt. I within t he city limits has been proved ::\0 rf'J.rulnr I11Hn wa~ ad':;.pted by the to be entirely inadequate. Double the Boam (M tJhlJ furth('r prosf'C~JUon ot work. number of inspectors could not give the but m;I' ~ ("rs t'."(>re It-tt In tl1(' hand~ of Dr, public t he needed protection. The courts La.rllngton .:and Dr. BI~. 'rho( requec;t of the Hetllth D~~p.Art.l1H'nt or Duffalo t'Or 00hav~ been imposing fi nes of from $10 to op('t'flbinn In procuring In!'llpeC't!on of delrles 525 on (he offend.ing dealers. and now the wa!'; lIk('\'\"I-:<ro I~rt In the h.ilnd.$ ot Dr. Dar11"8'000. 1'he C"ommlR'rlnifhr will hold daily Corporation Coull.el's office is demandCnnr(\rt'ncI'~ ",,1th Dr. Blg;S .conce-rning thl! ing se" reI' punishment, arguing that the o~alls o! the CI"UAAdr. ,\If'anwhllp Jnspc('tors have already been matter vitally touches on t he city's sent out to yiAlt the da1rlt's of Xew York deD"l rate and that violations of ~he State 9o--hlrh st'nd mlik Into the city_ One of. thcm t>~!n~ a State In~pectnr. the qu~s~ law d""erve heavier penalties, even tlon ot New York cltr'~ jurlEdlction ~'Ill impri.onment. J\'p.a.vier penalties for probably not 8 rise. It was 8/lld In thf' la.bor"llOrtes ot the the offending dealers might be to a cerH~R.1th Dppartmpnt that th~ ~.]mplps o~ tain degree a preventive, but the milk ~('entl)' !':eizt'(i hy tn~fll~~illl'!'I in Y3.r:ou~ parts or the dt:r ~hlJw !l great Jm-I surest way to inqure the sale of pure prm'ement In Quality o,'cr thO'!I.! that we. rmilk in Xew York seems Co be that sugtaken prior to the re-cent aothrlt)·. Dr. ba.rllng-ton said Rt Ih::- l.",~etlng or gested by :Cr. D"'<LIXGT9.'I', t he careful the Board that hl~ InsJle.:.:tor~ bad "0 '\,,:;!emn.tlzf"d the work or loc.].l Inspe-ct:on inspel·tion cl t"e so"'rces oj" t he snpply, that he could take CiITe h( the retailers the dairies. within th~ clt\·. but that 4t h;.ls becom·· neC(>~!'tary to hi~Ilf'(·t the ilR.iriE'EI. To-<!!'.y the city is not watching the It Is p'ruhl\hlp that la.rge eJt1es. Includ· dairies at al l. It has no jurisdiction ing PhHadclphln and lhos~ lhroughout New Enbland. wt11 unlt(l i n a movement to outside of (h" State auo for the i~pection rn'Ott-"C't ('on~u mf'r~ from the evil" or unof the dair: of New York is entirely ctMnlln{'!iS at 'l_h~ dairies. l( It !'thould become ne('efllSlll'y appt..'u.l.s will be made- to dependent 0'; the State Boare! pI ::e'''!I!__~l the \"IU'!oIlM Slat~ It'~j~laturE's tor Ia.?·s that But the city can assert itself. Ko will Insuft· lhnrough inspe<."t.1on ('It th(' can be sold here without t he permission of the local Health Board, and as a return for the granting of such a permit New }m Yorl' can demand the right to inspect the dairies, in "Mte.. er StBte they may be. Two million quarts are brought here -_C-. ____ I daily, and it is easily seen t!:lnt if the farms from wh:dl it comes, with the _--IL.. ~ methods at t'>~ creameries and shipping stations, are subj~~ to official supervision more effective control of the trade ROg TERS CAN CROW can be had than by a haphazard inspecAS LOUD AS EVER ~ion after the milk has been distributed. We are told that when t!1e temperature (' ('ntllU'i'm('n. lifter a ff'W moUlt' t:-.' 111 ... ,·11 ....... 1011. Y • •l.;[lln);ly ;I(tt'rno.'tl. of milk rises above 50 deg. the bacteria pln"N I upnn tlll' j,1111". lu lit- ther(l \1.1increase to a dangerous degree, and that (if'tinltf"y, Iht· l·ropn.... ('1i tll'(lIunn{'t' 'w licb hart fnr II,.; (.hJt'1: 1. til,. :-;'JlI"l('bln:: or It is common fer dealers to use chemicals thl' crowlu::: ft'!h!I'r...; h.\' .'It·IRrlnz Tll1~~ to stay this development. Formalden(l l'IlO:-.1('1" ",11ll111d he kt.'1lt wIthin 1:-1 tt't'l o! :l hNlrt1(lDl. hyde and boracio acid are frequently t '"rpnrnt:nn Cnlln~"'1 Ft'ldm!lu ':'1ld used, and both are dangerous to the t1t,.. nnl\nRIH·t'. nc:; 11;1 ....... ".1 hy til!' .\Idt·( DI('II. w:t~ I:lt'~al. In th;U It W!l . . a 11lC':1 ... health. In milk that has begun to turn ure c1l· .... U!llNI to '1I"nPlit th· hl'lilth or sour they disguise the impurity and the lb~· 1)C"(lph' hili yf't b:ld 11"1 r('('C"h'tO\l th o 8Pllr1W;11 u! th(' l'ntnlUh:~1111lf'r 1.( buyer is easily deceived. The possibility ll(,:l\fh T!l:lt l'If h"'l"lf, It ~;I...; h,,!d. ot sucb treatment as this would be ma.lf' ,'h" prHl.,·.,;p.l O!f!tnam°,. 11I(')Zn l Thl' ('OUllrl1l1lt·r. ttl'lli lHhllnt:l ~" (\f greatly reduced were the inspectors th(' npporlllnlt.\' I •• In~- thr Ill(';\e.llrr np watching the condition of themilk at the nn 1lII' tnlll,' l'nd Ihl' rO(l~t~ri {'om ('on· [itIUI· t,· ('rn~ ;10..: <',"<'I' time of its shipment from the dairy, and tbe C<>mmissioner's claim to such a right is just. The Board of Health will probably fall in with his s\Agg6St!ons. He I!l> careful metWn are nooQed ~o.n .tbo:»oow in force, I I J9DL_ I _ ___ 4 I -.. - ___ • _______ ~ ___ _ • _______ ~~ • • • NOT NECESSARY TO CLO SE BECAUSE OF MEASLES chool princIpals at e at pr~ent ver)' nt u ch ""'lrrled OV·er the e)lqrmou<.:: amount ot mCRsle ca~E'S that are bdmr reporlE-d. The amount keeps g ro\lolng as each day Jla~ses by. It Wfl R thought tJut it would 1?~ nece$'Sil ry to close Hchool ~o. 31 11". F.mcrl1e ~tred. 8 1=1 o ver ~oo c:V~e6 hart be(,,;l rrparlPd. but Health Commis910n('r r;rel' said it Wi5tt~ l b~ neces~ary. lllU h LO the TPIie! oC P r in. cipal De Groat. .. • /' �----.---------- ------ ' flr---- .'C --:t ---100"4--------------- ------------------- - -- .... --- UNGllMEN~ l POLICE BALL, B RY ROOSH" .N IGHT S TICK ;rHE TENEMENT H OUSE LAW. at tk" ..f)" opinion hande d down by the New Y . rk Court of Appeals affirming the collslltutlona lity of the tem' men t house law at present In force should end a futile opposition to its reasonable requirements. The contention that it was In contravention of the constitutional rights or Citizens own ing tenement houses In that it took away private property without compensation never had a l eg to stand upon, and the money s pent In the effort to establish this contention was chiefly of advantage to the lawyers. The State, in the e xercise of its reasonable pollee powers, has the rlgh t to say that only under certain conditions shall property of a certain class b e used for certain purposps . Under these same powers It has t h e right to say that property not Rafdy h abitable s hall not be used as habitations . It may vacate buildings I ~ o ciety Grubbed t he Waltz and Poo r Policem en Neve r Had a Look i n -Wall F lower... in Bl ue. I I ! -"~11 sa! 'ary r equ irements ; and If such a law as t he owners want could be " jamm ed " through the Legislature, the 30vernor who failed to veto it promptly and unconditionally would be less wise than any Governor we have had a t AIbany In many years. The b es t and cheapest course open to the tenement house owners Is to comply with the law, or, Il th ey will not do this, to use their bu ildings for other purposes. That they h ave not seen this without cos tl y litigation a ttests the wisdom of those who were Ins trumental In securing the passage of the present law and who are pledged to Its defense against a ll eftorts to subvert it or r epeal It. rj"r om sec," said the Night Stick," that the 'coppers ' had a nother SWtJl1 rlAnt'\A "You can't get me to vouch tor th 'J I p'; to permit them to be occupied as m ultiple apartment dwellings unless they have the com'enle n ces and appointments which experience has shown are es sential t o I health and comfort. The contention that to deny an owner the right to use a s a tenement house a building not suited to t h a t p urpose Is equivalent to taking away his property without compensation Is a s a bsurd as to maintain a like conl'entlon If the owner of a building Is not permitted to use It as a storehouse fo r dynamite or other high explosive,. The tenement house law Js I clearly an exercise of the police powers of the State, and a very reasonable use a hat. The courts have taken this view of the maller from the first, and the threat of the tenement house owners w ho I do not care to make their buildings s afe f rom the point at view of the public health to take the matter on final appeal up to tbe Supreme Court o f the Unlteii States wou ld seem to Indicate that they are badly advised. Equally futile Is work at Albany. Pu blic opinion would not tolerate any o ther modification of -, a re r eally m u ch too liberal In their I lung ,_ r,' CLUB WOMEN " MEET FOR I I' ro m om ~=-----.....::.::.:.-~=--------- ---- The Buffalo Mothers' C lub w ill mee . on l\lo n day afternoon, Decem ber 5th ~I at 3 o'clOck, at the Women's Unjon ~! - ------------------------------------ ---When Dr. W i!.!.!..e r D . Greene of the ' HEalth Department wllI give a talk~U '""/:----- :.:.:...---- ~ on " The Care of Ice Water an d th,:a\ Buffa ro Typhoid Fever Statistics __ Care of COOking Utenslls." The t alk U Of 145 cases r eported ' . . will be illustrated and opportunity wll ll'il purlment st nce Aug J 1~~ the Health De- YI ull1clpal League elects ~~ .glven o f viewing th e dltTerent g e r m. 1 pi. '01'd f ever, inves tigation - ', D Wen de P reSIdent. . byasDTcases H ofh ty r. E rnest J oU~h .t he mlcroscope. tar tne depart m en t Ilas demons trated . theH eat o t. 0ti~;s ~ar:ltation Is the western federa- \'r Were jn famHiE:'s t hat were no t boll' ' Th(> lH unidpal L .tgue of BUffalo held I OPIC, all th e members of the ' Water used In th C'ir homes fo r drfnkl mg the Hl f' IN'llOn III i tR rooms In the ....; IU('olt lU~s .In the federation are especially h-e lea to attend the meeting The POses. Dr. Heath's investigations a J ngdPur- :;qual'l' Ja<::t night. T h f' SU('('E"~<.(r1l1 l ll('11 f dlsC'u &sl on wJ1I be led by Mrs. Thomas onstra.ted tha t apprOx imately 30 So e 01- \\ el'(' : Prf'sidf'l1l , Dr. Ernest " "endf" ~l' Ca Mrs_ Eli :C. Hosme r and of the cas('s were incorrect1y dla;e r cent. ,'icC' pl"('~idel1t. Joh n B , 0 1111 8tC"<.1: 1"e ~ I J. r~. C.~penter, R. Percival. !hPoh,~~idthtc '·CJ.. Dr, Heath'R r .... po'OtSed ,as ('01 dlnf,' !'=f>t' l'E'tnl y , Port£'r R. LpE:". (' orr£.'or GO theR 14... r a ,SO 1F k A , (' on\"f'r!-.(": I "ere·"smilda tand • v ca~ps reported ~);. :=: p O I1( Il1 g !;;PC"l'et.l1" Y. . ran ~)r-.G..r.t!e n(', Health cC~re. ~hie in~en tfon or tl'C'UKt:I (> 1". DI", F, ~ r. HayE:"~: (' h:Urmnl1 ;gg cases fully h~~t1~~~~' in ha\"- o f l11f"l1luer~hlp t'o mmiLtH'. Gf'OI'gP "-. S bC'11~gYf~~o~C'e~ tiC (the tYJ)hoh) ~,~f; Glllptt(': (' hail'IllAIl finanCia l ('cl11l1l lttef'. ! hS Jnve::;tignt10n·l~hoo~uf~aJo. A ~sUlt or J(,5~l~ (' . Dann, (' hairman pubhclt:; ('0111 " I" Cases hnd bC'cn ou't oratthonlYI _i of the 111 I ttC'P, J\ rthur DetJn('l"5 \. 1a.t is known a l e e ty during 1 . that Is: during tll: 11e Incubation pel'lod' l I~ llkC'ly t hat 111(1 IE:'ag uE' \\ill hn ld hC'gInnlng ot the 1Jhi~~o w~ek~ prior to th~ A no th pl" ll1f'Ptm~ \"('I'y ~()()n . p l'nbauly ( I.ll. Ii. _ uffalo Commcl'_ thp furr-J)rtl"l or nC'xt \\PE'k. At that d lllPI~tln~ plnlls will he nUlIJp fol' i t ~ "nr l\:, "h l"' h will hf"l ilkI?' thAt of the good-gov CI'll lllcnt dub:.! or former YC>:lrs, /J>. J: r:c;:ri m e n t During N ovember. In t he month at N ovember jUllt clo ... d more t ha n 600 caRes ot me as les were r epor ted to the H e alth Department. It 18 .... tlmated nearly 2000 cases occurred. as or. th E" average only one In three Is r eP('I -t,.rt to ~ h"" ;luthorltles. Public S chool 31 at Peckham and Emslie street had so many c hildren out EX Planation b. tho J Health C om .. nljssloncr. 1 at one time it wa.s :!ug- .-ested lhe school b e closed, b ut Health Comm issione r Gr<ene thought such 0. 1 ~tep u nnecessary. I I T he o u tbrea k t~ mUd In (' aused lew dpflthe. torm a.n d I j ported to t h e Hea lth Depart- m ea~ l es - r' Mothers' Club to Listen to D· I II Greene - Graduates' Association-Union Meeting. 1/ More Than 6 00 Cases Were Re- \\ llh _._- ------ - --- ---------- -- - ------------------------- ---------- lFe -.-- -- ·--DI C ,,-----]1JU4--------------- hasl , FELDMAN S'A YS COMMISSIONER GREENE SHOULD HAVE O~ to da n ce. And It s e emed as tho ugh c\,crybod:r had the sanle Inspirat!on. IGINATED THE MEASURE. The y all wanterl to clan c:e at th e same tlrnl. "'·hli e I was able to k eep my rooting on the Inner e dge of the circle dancing part of it-but," r epllcd the I tried to loc ate one or two policeman I A YA[Jl'\T, ye enemies of the r ooster' Handcul'fs, "there cenaJnl y was OBt.! f r i ends o f mine in the danc ing throllG'. .' nd r l'O\'. v p fe<l th~rer1 h ' n(l'ch" good tim e and a. whole lot or 8x ci lem~n t I never saw one, It lookrd li k e a Icalelfrom the first gJeam or the c.aw-n' at Co nvention Hall l as t !lIght-a nd doscope. Once I thought r d lscover .. d ' / till the last shade of night! The Boord through the wee hours of this morning. a coppe r dnnclng, but I guess I wa.s I f C .. . "Were you ever at a pollcemr<n·. ball? mis taken A lit tl e Inter I W&9 plbo w- ' / a oUl.cllmen ye5terday proved Itselj)Wha.t ! You ain't kidding arc you? 11Ig a. nd lightlng my way along sldo to-l a s ta unch [ "Iend of the houn'led I Wen, that' s too bad. Y otl're shy o n e (>f ward t h e main ent ran ce ll nd T b umped , rooster_ The Board practically lcillP<l_ the best chapter. In your life. You Into n ot hing b ut pollcemell. Th ~y .we r e · the Alde rmanic resolution w hl (, h want to get In on the n ext one. They jammed against the wall and couldn't vld d th II 'I 1'0 t can all ta.lk n.bout the closing nl&"ht at g et away. e a mong a c r t 1 ngs t hat the the Pan-American or a college cane "Someho w or other I got jnto rhe roos te r should not be kept wl thll1 se v- I rUSh, but a poUeeman's ba.ll tor mine. oafc. It WAS just as bad th ~re. 'rh2 enty-five feet of a elefping room , " The one they pulled orr last p. m. orowol was stuck togeth e r like glup. Co rpora llon Counse, 1, Id b wae a hummer trom sta.rt to finish , There "'ItS a. rus h ot w {\ ltcrs. a t!nkl~ e man s u with IUl early start and an early IInl.h. of glas.es ..nc! occasionally a delirious mll te d t o t he Boa rd a comm unication Convention Hall Is a big place, but th e yell. I was shoving my way through In which h e s tated that the reSolutlon ' crowd was 80 great that some ot 'eln the c rowd w h en I suddenly came upon WU'9 Illegal. One bJg roo~ter belongingl: \ye r e bulging out at t h e doo r ways. a. merry Uttle party. They were all!n to a mc mbe,' of the Board crowed as it When ev eryone had arri y cd t h( n' H'1.1t; full drees, ~eatEd In a cI r cle. Th ey all j hatj never c rowed before when th e a bout 8.e muoh room to r dancing as a I "iVore ~mtJ ln g ta.ces. Some w ore ,pa,rk- I ~e ws was flashed over the city, Th en'.. man halJ all a. single track brl·... ec h' .t U diamonds llnd others. uldn 't. Two it \\ulked ac ro,Ss the road. a train approaching. When you got or thn'e ",iters were doing the gra nd Mr. F e ldman helt: t hat the reso lution r Into thr thickest at It you had to k ee p rush act while the members ot thp , pro\' ld ed (or a measure for t h e benefit elbowing everybody '0 you wouldn't p~r ty wer e g e tting a ha.lt N elson on o ( thp people's health a nd s ho u ld have' 108e your~e lf! ginger ale, highballs. o riglnatfd w ith lhe Health Commls - I " It was the po licemen'. fitteenth an"There wae a little gap In the circle slone r. Inasmuch as Dr. G reene dld 'j nual balJ. In t uture t hey'll have to na,ne (to le t the walter through.) Number no t have anything to d o w lt fi"'Tlie or-' It everybody's baIl. The poor cops n e ver one t rom the gap was Mayor Erastus (li n a n ee It Is said t o be illegaL So th e~cl had a c h a nce Iallt night, They shine all C. K night. He was telling Co rnmls- Co uncilmen added a li ttl e Irony to the rhrht with a baton In hand, but when 810Tle):-Dohorty a f unny Rt or y abou t an m,"tter by voting to gl\'e the resolu )e they tackled the ris ing generatio n at oyere<>at hE= once owned. The Com- UO H a long sleep on the table. l.'hose C~' 'society' s tngl e handed th ey w ere shoy- mIrslonp.r didn't see the joke. Then w ho cannot s leep because of crowIng , cd to th e rearmost seat. The hall came Supt. Bull. He WaA attentl vp.ly of roosters may think It over. Hll seemed t o be tilled with anything but Hutenlng to the s to r y M ayor E. C. K 1 oollcemen. T ne o nly sbow the Ino l- was telling. Dr.~pene was trying to Sf:""- I tenslve copper had was whe n the drill ~et the General s ear, b u t the r e wao 1 I ~a was on. After that It was all of!. nco h lng doing. Drs. Mc Mic hael and ", . , ..., 'Society' to ok co mmand then and t he GlIbcrt were next in li ne. The y were ----- ----- --- -------------btu6Coat ran SE-cond ev er aftE'rward. 'conning' pach o ther In merry s ty le. ··There were two bands. The music P a tri ck V. Cusack was sitting pearewas good but no t f or dan cing. It full)' between ono of the <lo~tors !lnd sounded like a race between the two Secretary Gustave C. )'1tl1e r . H~ didn't ---------------- -- - ---------------------to Bee w hl rl"_ could play the faster. It h o ve a word to ~ay. Next came Capt. _= r = = = ='--'----"=' was a good race In that d irection and Cable and th e n CAPt. Collins and Capt. the next thing to a dead heat. But Mor.-!sey. The three 'caps' were bUBY -' a little thi ng like fast muglc dl dn·t r eceiv ing their change from the w"lthar m the su ccess of the 'fifteenth an- eTS v'hllp I hp other. told stori es. S oc nual. ' The dancers weren't b othering I etary Hinldey was next. He laugherl abo u t musIc. They were trying to syst ematlcKIly, and ,;specially when thi) ~ STUD~ n 3,Yoll'l beIng caught 1n a cruSh ," :Mnyol' tol,i, a ~tnry.' "Whell th e exciteme nt settl ed down "1 suppose that e,-eryone from th~ t o a ~ acetu l state a cirrle about Mayor to the ti cket taker enj oyed h lm.... '" • , self," suftgf'sled t.hC' NI~ht Stick, thlrtj~ b y f o rty teet In dIameter, was "The policemen's ball Is the anniversary tormed In front ot the bands. There of manv a goOd tIme, you k now, so you you took a chance In the c rush with can judge for yourself." returned thn yourselt and lady fri ends It you cared Handcut[s. " unsafe from any cause, and m ay refuse t he tenettlent house law than one increas inir the ~tringency of jh; l W _ nufQin.,s, AfSOlUrrON. or Evening News' answer to th . Heriban street a InqUIry by resident writer Js mlsta'k I WOuld Bay that t ~~ of houses tor t e 'h as to the placardl e pnrt01Cnt doee n~f ~Id feve r as this dng disease, It bolo J) Qcard a £ a ll tor ctcCtiou5 dlscasf ~~~SJdGr~d s tr Ictly a~ul~h onll' d tsc-ases t or WhfO~ Coutagious, Th~ blnft Jl-pClX, scarle t tevc:~ we p lacard aro H espectfullv You and diphtheria. \V Alll'El{ ts, 1" Ireal!h.LL'"-REENE. ill Cfa lO, Dec, 6 19Q4-COm m fssloncr. ~ l'ers. �n - . I s~ ' (',,',in!! "f r'") J ti l!' w~, t"r '1l1e, ri",,_ II. HII11,t!" Xl' w< H.'b : " If lilt, di ~(' " " ;"11 "'I ll h ""uti , ," f, 11 (I) It' .. in!!/r· l ,r opo ..;, ItJOtl of W~L-.. t(' war I' and (·t) .... t of lillnrlll!! ir itllJ "rrlllll 1'1'''~1' " nltl\ II(' I '1, It , all,} 1I0',a !!,""J rilll" r , make it. " i, a p l'a(,ti,',,1 "IC!:!,."rp ... [inJl. 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Il'ld t H{'( rj"l J'(\JIIPth' port of t}l1 ... tlJl llllnll 1 lw n ft), .. t I till Z"nHifyill!,!' n, "' HI wnt" l' l'1am , Jf en' I" ' an npp"l' t UUl' r." lIt'nlth ttl a ' ~' l' t ir_elf. " I' ------ ---- a ft' w .1'1," a!! , I),'pllly \\-al(,1' ( '''"ll1i "i''Ill'r " ' I ' "I f dll' l,n "'l'nt wa- tl' ('''Ill I nm" , we ...hould , \ <'n '.Ut , I I . s 1 .1111110 11';YC :l ~ 1<•.\ . . [ font" I nol'(' Pl111I} .... anl~ I W.' ('0- . .1 • >a'nll • ' ",;. ,1111111.1 al" .lt an · hlr!!I'r main _, all'I 'IIII~('y ('1" '11 " , ,' 1'1 wr,' 1-' a II II 1"11' n " 111 (ilill 'I md an :rn .ll' a!!"~ fl f . . c. • k 1 l h ' what hr' t111'rC'f"l'l', 11(',·'](,,1 ar " 11('(' , tn 1I!:1 -(' " ur ~ I PI_, I .' ' nIl r" I,,· anc! till' .. "tl',l ,'XI~'II'(' " f 1'l1ll1l11l!! It ,rll\l , ll _ I ,0110 a, n 'ar, 't'l I11 'n>:1110 . t1-, ('all n11 1.. - ,,I\(- • I" 'lIIe1 " •'t' <,all )( 1 III' 1 1I'(" -" llt (' ''I '11-", :<l OO ,(II HI a . ,\'(' al' . If ftill) r e< nel' 0 "' . . t '1' lu.,l " .\ "1Il'('t1},i t i ... I IlICil nllw lu. \\--l,rl' ('a ll ~ - , ." " - or I_ ('i t,- F ather, tf) lakt' II I Ih i, -ultJ I'('r 1I11~ : " 1'1011- ,' , 1 '," II it, bl" 11Idu'''_ It i... a 1lI 11l1 t OIl ... I' ( ' I I[ III a . 1 lt'lpal I I hl.hU_I-_ ' II •~t' Inr!!'t' iml)nl't:l ll('e, • an,l ' 11lU l ai' n l~"" " q uc , t 10 r ~::-. • . ' l ' n. 11'1l11 t lIt',1 wi rhou t I r"J lIlh r~ ,'I' h"hI.., - II< Ill", Oil },' The City o f B uffalo has In most tn... m adt:' adeq uate pro\'i!;lon for th E." pre St' n ·a toO:1 or all public tt:'corda. Wit h a s in gl e e Xl eptlon. This exception Is in th~ C,tse o f the Dt"par.!L!l!:!lt o f PUblic H€'alth w hJch Js sate-gunrJed o n ly i; n am e: On the authorit),. o ! Registrar Gr,lm o f the Bureau or Y i t a l S td t. :n h s t he stah·men t 15: made th1 t 1fl r ase o f fire the reco rds WOUld, jf n o t .1ctualls d est TO sed, be so parched tbat they w o uld crumbie at the Rf'6"istrar Gram is very 1nslstE-n t r h ft somf>thl n g should be done to I'em£dy m a tler~ Jo t o n ce The rec ords ot the "Bureau ot Yltal S tatisti C' s a re k~pt In a little rl'Om on the second floor ot I he .M unicipa l BufIdlnc;. In D e laware Axenu~. oPpo~f te the Ci'y an d County Hall. Thfs r oom form part o f t he suite occupierl bl' th e Dtpar tmen l of Health, On pa r t s o f thu'e ~ i d e s j ~ a se ries of bOx(>~ re sembling those u~ed In sare d~()(,s [t vauJts bu t fireproof only In nam". ]n thi~ n "3Jlt> c t they a re on .1 par WI t h the bt:,hUng 1l~~Ir. accoM ing '"0 st.atem~nta or men \\ ho are ....o mpe-tent to ~pe:\k o r su ch att:aJrs. In case o f a fir~ It is prl.: d:cte d that the Teco rd~ would g o In il flas h 15 there :H e doors on t wo sides and an outside Window on the ot.,h e r, gi ving opportunity {or a !l~rce draft, IX" lLCABLE RE C ORD S. - - --------- -------_. --------- JF \~ODERN CiTY: WHAT IT LACKS i Dr, Edward T, Devinc, Editor of Charities, spcaks to Charity Organization Society, t1;(' PLEADS FOR EDUCATIO W e need higher Type of Policemen and better public Servants. says Dr. Devine. -\:>OUt ~fIO P°:-~ons in ter(, 'l: ted i n practical C'h 9 r lty aC"~ mhJed i n the Gpn~Eee Hot f"1 h a H Ia~t f'\"en l n~ for thp ~;[h annua l nl f'ar Jl"g or lh p Cha.rlty Oi~ .!l nJ;:a _ i O:1 ~()('If"t)· E d \\ a rd T . De"inE', P h. D .. editor or Char1t jo ~ , ~PCTetan: ot the Xe'w ior!... r"h a r l l y Or niz..'\ (lon an d author flf book~ on c h arity, d f' lh'ered a. "ery able- arldre-ss o n The :\[odorn Cit~': "'hat It l Ieans: and ""hat It Lack!, Afew report~ b~' l'Olnmitt('e ~ were rea d In f u ll, hut moS't of th a m a n )' were rea d by ti tle only. Dr, Dey j lle ~a l d th e r('~pon ~ib il it y of C' ltie5 for Ih (' W E'JC.:tT('I (If thpir citizl'ns had of latp ),pars bpcom~ morp c tearl y d e fl n t',t "nd at th e ~me t lm t:' W'n- COD ~id ~~bl:,.. pn Ja rgp d . • aIr! hp : "]t'i g expe>cted. tnr pxa m p) e. tha t th e pOIiC"P ~nd : hf' (' ('Iurt li: :tha I! ll Ot meTPJy protE'ct fro m a ~~l.uft. hut ~h :t ll . xerci:;:p 3. con :::istent educationa l inOUE-n ee for jU<::;lit;p, o r dera nd mutua l f n rboa ran c e. "'e need a h lg he. type of pol ke mpn. a. n ew t)''Pe ot publi C' serrant In a prob'Hi o n OtJit: Qr and thE" ~l"mpathptt (" matron, a nd the hight'st t~'pe ot judge llll , " T b'" speake>r tht"'n l\ E"llt on to defin e th('- npE'ds of :a rit l" in th e ~Q "PI'aJ JJnf'~­ edu C'Atfon. hea llh, publi c { lIaritlp ~. mu nl('fpal bE-3.uty And $10 Corth. He paid : "The modern lofty Jark~ ('ffi l" f"'n(' ~.., nE"~q thp S"3~ ti ll.!" ~O In Phfl ,1 d .. lphfa . t h 1p.:1. ka 're oC Croton Walf' r in X E."l\" York, thp C'ostf:\' u n ('ontroJlpd "fir p in Baltlrn o r{'> : thE" UJ: nunb:hetI tnurdE"r s an d th e ft:: . thE" un t hec ke-d dl.F:"'a~e~ a nd th e un rE'IiE""t'rJ n p~tf t utio n " \\P :"Ire t oo mU f'h Inc1ln "'(1 to fh: ou r a ttPntlon Up o n ~onl p purpty RI'bitrary a n d ~upl'rti (' f a J c ano n, Homr rulf', the C'ompPtiti\'p e x a m fr.ation, Centralized re spon!'= f hllh~'. ("' on trol Of (ra n ('hi ~ arQ (> :,((,pjJ pn t :l ~ ~h:bbole tb~. as: d£>tinlte po 1i r i{' ~ for \\ hlt-h to wo r k . but n o on e of Ihpm I ~ funrl:Ull t!' ntJ\J. De-fop d('l"~n be. nQat h nil ~U f' h j c:qu,.!C; Arp thp r\bi d!n~ a n d etprr~3 1 1 ~f:UfUt of Hff" nnri df'ath. o ( JU c:ti r e a nd injus:t1c-r , of Irood and ""'fI. of pro~r,. c:~ ;l nd d"g.l1pra ti on, of {alt h and r ynir' n l f n rll1f~ I·('n(' p. o f hop,. and dp" J U~h de-!"pair, of c bari h' and brutal _ The record s which Re.ltistrar G ram's keeplln" 1jort tha t a ffect the They In c lude records that the birth ot the baby unt h is death, Here al~o are Offi c ia ting m inister o r n;,:~gliS':':~~~==:1 lIftea tes o f all rna rrfage~, co ns ulte-d e "ery day. many There are alfo' c hUd-labor statlstlts well as lhose bearing upon the h ealth Dr t he In dh"ldual and the City B !' a wh o le. The frequency with "'hleb the, e re cord~ are consulted Is ap tly shown b y the fact o f th e large "'turN made monthl y to the city tre.a~u ry fo tran!lC rlpts made b y tbe RegIstrar. fee ot 50 cen ts is made (or each trans c rip t so ma dEl', a nd the frequenc y for which th e y a re a 5ked j~ really a~ t on.. l!=hlng POL,' TS OF THE SYSTE"- Ther are a multitude or insta~c"' l In wh ich a r~ord Is valuable, P os.-ubJy s ea rching a title It Is found tha t some person who ~hould have soigned ott has not d on e so, The records In the Bureau o f Statistics are con ~ u lted an d It Is (ou n d that he Is dead and co u ld not ha "e signed, Thus on this po in t th E' title Is dea red . • t "'It_ Q I Dr. Dans~r. Ye ~l e rda y the m ed ica l P :,(. mi ner. In ve stigate d th e d ea th ot 1\1r<:: Mhry B e ll. wh !ch o{'curr{"d on Sund a y morning. tn h er h om e at Xo, 352 Xorth Div l!itlon ~treet . H ea lth Com _ m!~slon er Gree ne c a lle d tor th e- ~:. D:-, De C.-Gr€-t"n, who looked Into the ca >::p -tot" ~alth depa rtmE'nt. r efu~ed .~ p lD rmit to bu r y thQ bod)'. whkh was the n taken to the morgue Cor an I autop~:r, T he wom a n h ad been ill Cor ~ome time n nd tht'" ~u~piciou~ fact conn ec t~d w ith her death was th~t the onll' attendan('e !=he- b3d for some tim~ ",hUe III wa~ trom an a lleged C'1airyoyant, The board of censors of t he Erie Cou n_ t y :\ledlcR;1 51' 'iety will Inrestigate. D r. D ll nser ~ nld he Would report hi!:'l dl~ ­ co"eries t o District A ttor ney CoatsWort h. WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE TO REPLACE PAPERS stance~ 1- c: Registrar Gram Points to Danger That Would ;'\\enace 1m aluable Documents in Case of Fire, 0 Safeguard Now. ' -be B" Hnl 0 ._----- - - --- ----------- Mrs_ Mary Bell's Death investigated by Dr, Danser, ~ arrailll til,.\, J )1', ,J "III \r, \r, o,JI II II" , -trc"'1 {';'lll lll i __ I""('1' f ).('\\' \'''rk (' iI,\' , wI ('1'" tl" lilli' rr "'-,](.,1 , 11'( ,'1 , :11'0 ,11I -h.. ,] <"-cr,' II i'!!,", 1 11-, \\'rJlltll: 1','" :1 '-(, 1'1, ' 11:1 1 ;(_ a r"- 1I1t .. 1' hi , t .. , r- ,,11 I • X iUIt'lIf , till .11":1111 raIl) k, _ I~""II Jo,,',.I"('(\ ill E", " i, ,Ii- trier, ' lIhje(' « .} I, . lit,. " 'II Irill!! " ', r('IlI, ," 111 h III 'II '"11 , rhar Ihi, -;\"I I'm "f .,I,'allir,!! i~ ' ''peri''r ro 1111" h('r" T he tlu'hiu~ nH't ho.\ ha, 1,('('n Il" tI in Butfal" I , II limited (," I<'lIt. \\lll'l her i ~ ,h ,,,iI,1 III' "!!:l'II< n l lJ,'" a l'l'li,,\ i ... a '1I1(1, riOIl ILa ,holl l,l 1I,.r he f) H>rl'JUke(1 in thl' 1'1'''1'"" ,,1 ]'('or~a n izati \ 1\ ('f rhQ pi i nll . rom VITAl RECORDS NEED PROTECTION ity," " Strange as It may seem. ' 8a .t Gram, " ,(Ory m any do no t Re~~trar k n ow when the-:r were born and ca nn~ t r e membe r the da te o f their children !!I b i rth. It become ~ very d esira b le f~ r th f> m t o ha ve this information and t hc.n ·hcy ("orne to u~. ~·om en do not l'O ~ften h a ve iap!=es or memory on tbe .. p oI n ts:' It Is stated that at an expen~1?' ot. a fE-w thousand do l1aN> "aults ro u ld De b fIt In which a U the prespnt valuable r~('ord~ and those which wtll accum u late tor man)" years to ~ome could be presPr\'ell In entire saeet). • T. f;.uilfor tJ Rm ft h. t h p prpCifdpnt o( thf' on;-ar. 17..atlon, wa!'; {'huir' man, In tht:a b~en ('f' of th£" RC-\'E"rf'nd .1. ,\ . Rp2"PFtPr. C' h a Jrman o r th,.. ( omm lttc{' on d i~(rict • w o rk n nd rrlt' w lly \'1 ~ltln-:. POTtPr R. L (>E'. a:-:Fisra n t ~PC t·Nan'. rt'ad th", • _ pOrt b~' thR t C'()1nmf ttpp. Ill', p . " •. Yan p(l~' ma , c ha irman of rh,. te-nt"m(> nt~ Rnd r·o n !'lumptfon ('omm ltter. rpad Rn In t{'rt: ~tln.lr r!"'port, r1{'a lin~ wit h the p( _ fOT[~ anrl ~u("C'('!-c-('~ ot the C'ollllnll\pp in ('oJU PP1ling thf" tmJ'lrov emt"'nt o r tpnempnt~. His Stor)' of ,,·h a.t l~rrlblp ('on dhfon~ Wf'rp di~con·red 011 mlrini~ht ," i~. 1l~ to rh~ 111\'('';: Hladp rh(' nudipJI ~ Im~Jl, Th,. R""'(''Tend Hprman ~( Rf'('kel, ('bah" . mau or the mendl a 111..' )' h:nm...... tttft.. rea tl tts rPJlOrt _ _ __ • _ _ _ __ -- ... -~-., , - r I T/Cl!D MED/CUfE II'/TItOUT ... L1Cl!ff!Jl!. . in Police Court today , Judg(, :M~P~>A Schwab(, tor.tl1' t;mlhJ heM Edw-a hllr8-f? nf \'11..11atll ~ :-. .:tion JUT: on thp bIte .&., Law::; b)' vrnct J:i3 of tho .u -vrrtn.:: 't alnlng a Cf' rt.tC"m~ m~l.h~~be. It'-'~§ alle g ed, k eN au "unea.te.. I,; E l m str~~t and s igned him , office a t "Scb~·"be. He " 'as relea:s-cd on ~~I! as D r. I ~bo) nd , __ ~ ~ �- - - ,. • - ._-------.......... .-.....,lA. The Water Controversy. ,\IO'l'HI=!U"'i' (From th e Bl1 'ialo COl1rier,) niti(,l1~,illll of t11·.' 'u hj{'(,L of the' (·it"'" \\':1 t ('I' ~11 pply ront innc's, " 'ith f(' \\' Sig-IH of :l cl·.,st:lli7.aliun ]lllbli,: opi ll it)]] as to what shonl,l 1)(' dUIlt'. The X e\\'~ has for sOllie ti ll le' ni'hUllw(\ thul a ,yslem of o(~ lillll'lltuti()n 0\' filtration is Ilc(,(,":l1'Y, Th e' llllil:lln Chl'onit'I t', yi"wing this a~pcct oC the e:lSC sc ri oll,ly, 1'(""'rts tn tile allege d (>xtJ'aordinary (")l1sllmptioll of wate r in thi s ('ity, lLIllI arg1.IC~ that Illll('llS th(, t'Ollsu1Up tio n. \1':1 " Yl'ry subst antial l~' ]'('(luc('tl-p1'obably at the ('m,t of public h('alt11 ant! Jl1 1l11ieipal clealllin C',;s-thc co,t of II filtering plaut 1\'Guhl be <'n01'Jl1Ou~. It Ilotc~ tlll\t Phila llclpbia is spcml illg bctwe(,ll $:?O,OOO.OOO :lilt! $:10,000,000 for a plant to supply 150,000,000 gallon.- of JilU:l'ed wat l' a day for a population of 0\' I' ~,OO(l,OOO "'h('rcas Buffalo is }lumping 1:30,000,000 gallon a day for a populatiun uf 400,000. Is this city preparC'(1 to eup;ugc in an umlertllking inyol"ing a (·nst of tC'IlS of millions; amI from what r(,Y('nuc could lhat great amonnt of mOBey be obtaiued or UIC int('rc",t on it pai!l without materially illcl'ca iug city ta..'·1tion? The 'hl'ollicle ',\),s, "the time ha COIllC when all qncstioll~ relating to UI C futuro SOlU'Cll, quality and quantity of wntcr for the city and it, citizen should be mlld(' the subjc·t not only of th orough and intellige'llt inn'-;tigntion, but of Il!bil il'e and definite action' ; and in the ,amc pa1'a!!;raph it l'('IlI:uks that " f or years Buffalo ha;: been spendin!!,' from time to timo ,('ry considerable sums (jf mOlle'," for iu\'c,tig-ations relating to the water supply" alltl other matter.;. \l'hat p rofit ha' COIll from thn-c illqnil'ip.;, and ,,·I\() h:" a plnn which can fhJ(l llC('eptance I If uo two of the doctor' can ap,TN' :1, to th(' ]ll'O])(,l' treatnlt'nt, it i~ bard for the un]lrof('.~siolln] 10 I'd an illrn of whnt ~ho uld 1;.. done ill lhe Cfi';('. ur INOUIRY INTO A DEATH MRS. BELL IS SAID TO HAVE BEEN ATTENDED BY A CLAIRVOYANT. An inln 111(' dl'l'lIl1l ... l;lllf"i'.o,; Ihl' rlPlllh IIf )ll"s. '1111'\ n(>l1 of In\(' ... ltl:tnlfoll !'UI'I'III1THIII1~ ~II. :;;,:! :'\nrlh IUd '.lun ~trl'f·t Is 11;"\ 111'111'" 1t1:J(t" 11,\ '1I'dl, 'u l 1:\:lInlnl'1' IHns('r HI Ib7, J'1~lllf' ... 1 Ilf J U . W'''I! r ~I "...-11', thj' ('(Im ! 1Il1o.;1'o11l1l('r nf Ill'alr h I's. ndl's d,!llh 0" "ur!"ll YI'~I"r,l;l\ ,lIl1! It I.. ~;lill thut ~11I' {rom :1 h:lt! ('011"1" or 'lIah,·'I·.... It t .... all('J:I'd 111:11 :-ill{' \\:lS "11('1141 . 11 rol' It whllt, h~' ?11·:":. ,J. U. H. "nll" ... nn IIf ~o. :!J~ :\"flfth nhlslnn XII'I'I' !. who it-; 1"nlll tn hI' It dllil" YClJUI1t. That h how tIll' IllYf'''tI~lttlllu ~lIft"I·t>(1 ('OIl1f'~ nhollt H ... ('I'IlI~. ( 1',ll1l t1l(' (lid ... rf'porfNI tn thl' T_){'pnl'lnwnt or JIf"llfh , 111111 011 Ol'tohC'1' 10ft H I'. F . •I ( 'li lT n( E;I~ll' :-itl'f'f>f W"" I'nllt'd III :1111'11(1 )o l rs. BI'1I :11111 hI' nnl"rf'II thl' ,... omlll1 tulil'n 1011 hn<.;pilal. Thp nlll'lwllnn Is 11I;1,If" th;\1 nhullt ,0\I'ml,1'1' :.!7th 'Ir..; Bf'lI "'liS ('nn!;Ullptl 11\, '1:111,"'.;011 nn,1 fhllt 'If!' . '1,llf(>sfll1 ntlt'urt,',l hrr 11[1011 fllIP or I\\f) o(,I·a ... l(ln:-.. nil fh,· thll·.1 liar o( 1Ii('l prp~f'nt tn(lLlth 11 r Ullf'r nr :":llrlh Ill"blnt: ,rl·s. XI 1'1'('1 WIl::l ('all"11 tn HII"III! 'Irs , nt'll. hf'1' ('011011111111. !'1"'lIlln::h. hl"'ln~ j.:.1't1WII wors.'. I11'alth Cnmml""(flI1I'r ';I't" ni' ""'lIt nt.. rrlf·t J·h~·std lln 111' \\ltl (' ':: ·"1'11 10 )f,nk into Iht' l'OSj' :llld 111' 1s"'111'11 n I'f'rtllknll' al !(I\\ In:: hllrl :} 1 "llhrlllt flll'Ihpl' il·wl),Ij'. Thi o;: mornfl1~ Dr. IIf'nn' n. II"pklno.; lufMIlIf'cI HI' 1;1'f'l'n'-' Ihat Ih(' IIIUIII'r nwc-hr ttl hI' fnrtlll'I' Inn'stJ;.::nl"ll. Tlw IIf'lIth ('1'l'lllf"111I' wa<.; wllhdru\\ 11 and IInw )INlft'll l EXllll1lupr I )anst'r hits I h(' ( '; IS" In hnnrl. 'tbe memlJer~ Gl'f:'t·1If~ M RS. MAR Y BELL SAID T O HAV E e a tIng the dea.th ot Mrs. Ma l'y Bell of 362 ~orth Division . tr eet, w ho died yesterday. It 18 said , fr om diabe t es. afler being a tt"nded by Ml's. J , H . R. Mattefon or 248 North Di v is io n street . wellknown ua u. clain·oyan t . H ealth Com ¥ ml""loller Greene r equ ested t h e Inves\lglltion. As t he cnse was pre.e n ted t o H ealth CommlR§J.Qll ~ Qreerl: ~tr s. B e ll wita 01' - derecr .ent to .. hospItal by Dr. F . J . Carr. who was ca lled t o a tt e-n d h er ln October. Mr~. Aboul N o\, . ~ 7. it Is c h arged, Bell cons ul ted M rs. Matteson . who attended h er on t wo occasIons. DeC'. 3 Dr. Reilly o f ~ o rth Di v is Ion s t reet was called to a tt e nd he l'. ;.; he then w.as in serious sha.pe a n d d eat h resu lted yes- terday. Dr. De witt C. G r eene, a distrIct phyRlda n. was deta. il ed to t he case and Is• ued a. dea.th certifi ca te permitting burIal. This fore-n oo n D r . H . R. H opkin. called on H ealt h C ommls~loneor Gree n e and snl~ th ~ ought to he Innsllga te ] fu rt·H r . The Camm '.sloner w'.thl drew the dea th C'ertifiea{E:' and turned t he cnse over to th e Medical E x amine r , "'I'. • ~, . -------- ~-----¥---------.- - GOING T O HAVANA Health COlllmls I ~ Oner Gr('c r II ne will rf'pre sent B avnna. Cuba. log t o h}a Vi? \·t~ntlon (I f A~~Oclathm . :t .I"~l~~~l'!can th J u nu,try 9th to 1 . Is prep', r where' ) <0 u tralo at tho annual co lC Public UE'~l ~ d.-; Its nW"'Ung ~~.('n ~·e!4t('rdn .\-' :t'I~".lnCluSh('. 'r he ft .) Ald"~ J-OO expen ~pg to att e~~ ~~ e (O Jn lniSEia fl c-r _ _ _ _ _ _ __ e ~ con\' ntJon. A TTENDED BY CLAIRVOYANT. A "Tht" Care Of I('t' Improving Buffalo'" ntcr supply Is onp of particular tn- V!1·t.st to evpry citIzen, and th~ start1 1ng statl~tt('~ concerning t h e gt"l'll1S round by I-'xpt'rts 1n the water we drink WQuid C'ompel even the mORt car~less h(.u~E'wl fe- to "Boll It." Dr. Greene told uf tht" carp or Ice boxes. and or C.Ht:' whlrh ~h{)uld bt- tak~n In buying HI< <ubjecl led him Into the S~­ of food and esp~clall}' of meat. and many \'aluablt" hints were gh"t'l1 to huyers of mf:'ats. Aftf'r his talk Dr. n ret'llt." remalnt:'d to answt'l" quesIcp. I~('llon .t" ,.,C' - '--1006-0 __ • BAKING IN THE OELL AR. D[~TH. BE EN 011 The subject of (, ll~ iUerable 'Work of Importance to 0[A1H TO \N~ESllb~T[ BE INV[SlIGA1[0 I WOMAN'S ?Jedl{'ul Examine r D a n se r is I n v etiU , talk thl~ club, anllounc£'d that buslu€'}:;s would lJe suspended In order to devutl' llV' a.rt~rnoon to the programme. DI'. G I'eene began his talk by speakIng ot (h" antiquity ot the Idea of fI<:lu1tary Ilvlng, giving a~ an examplt:> th~ law or MoseS. which ~.tabllshed thp ('~~ lorn f)t getlt'ral clt..aning at the J:4"""t.'aM of the Passover. HE' said that lIttl(> advance had uf!en made In ~anl­ tot ion from the tlmf- of .Mos~s until about thlrty-fh'e yeo.r!i ago. whf:'Jl the germ theory, now the g"rnl tact, uPgan to intt""Tf'M sanitary wnrkt:'l's. Dr. (~re( tlt' gQ.\'t' a tt'chnif'al u~ftnltlon aud fl~~;(.'1'II,tlon of genTIfI. and thtdJ' etTt.'ct \11HIll the human s:r~tem. He spokt" at it'ngth upon germs In the wat~l' supply and particularly Buffalo watt-I'. M~MIS Exam iner Danser ASked to Investigate Death of Mrs. Mary Bell. the :'o1othHs' (,Iub 'V':~I' nnd :'olllk ." Thp t"pl<'. whlrh 1~ on!! chOHEm hy the Fedt>l'atiun thl~ \ }'t aI', I~ on~ or lnterp~t to £:-Y"""y hous~­ \\ 1f t" firiU Dr. Gr(:ene'g talk \\ as full o( Inlt'r~l:Itl ng nnd beneficial !o>uggt:.'stluJlS ::.\lni. George- H . Slc'kl::"ls, I)T'esldellt or ----------- .- .--.----_.- -- ------- -.- or Wl out In go"odly numbf:r~ Yt:'~tl?nla)' uft('rlloun to li~tf:'1t t() VI", \ValH'r p. Jm _.. _.. -·t-\I"----"'~ I ri. t. D. T the rec.tup~t ot Health Cc,mmi5lslont:'J' G!'t'€:'ne a.n In\,csttgatlult Thl" (ll~nth 0( 'tr~. \fnr), ndl. ~-ttfrh wok rollll .... ~,Illlh;.' mornlllJ! at hl'r Illltll E'. 3,-,:!:'\~)rth l)!\lsll)t1 strl~·t, I~ thl~ snhjt',·t or An in\' "t!;::ntinll Ihnt 1'1 h ln~ ("onlllll'II'11 h) \tr'llknl 1': XDIllIUt'r ll:1mwr In till' SUI!~l, flon ,lr lI".lIth , ·."mnl:HhHu·r ( ~ Tltt· fi t tl'n'lun of )I r (il't'l"'" wn~ :lttrltC'tt't! til thl' ..... ,-. :-;tl~lc1 ". rnrl'n.' In. w~\('n h" W!lS \luI fhnt tll'r' ..~. re o.;uttklent StJ";lI1C'IOU~ ('Ircllm, "\:l1I1.H s lrr.)lW(Hn~ tlw tl'uth nt 'ft ... n,11 tIl ('111 til, 'hi' ~lrk·('~t illy,'..;tir:ntlnll. Pr. :rt'\'lIl-' t11r1 {'II O\'l·r tl~t, t'ns(' tIl lJr [h·"'\tt r', nl'N'Il, (U"'lrh't pb~· ... idt\1I for lhf'o IhUr\t:'1 intu the c!l'l.'umstance.::, sunol1 l1U - III whkh th .... 11.':\lh OI·I'unt·11. Rull Ur. n,o>· ,,·Itl t', t:1'I'!'lI. llrtt'l' 11I:Il~in.: ·llt In \' l·~t\,:,~\, tng th e death or )'lrs. )tary Bell or ~l.l l'ltt. rnut ,I u '"f'rl1tk;lt'" n! rll':lth, hut 35~ North DI\'I~lol1 Stl't>P.t. is ut"lng 1..'0ltwttllh,,111 n p'rmll til hur:o;· tilt-' hod;.' Tll11i duded toil ..\)· b)' .Mecit.:n l Examlnel D,.\I1S, 1'. )'Il's. Dell Jl ...d ye-sterday from m~'\'nln:.: Ihl' lu"ly nt th,' WII1I1:I11 W,l'" 1nk"1l what Is bplitl-yt'd to hay~ b~en dlubetl E". tIlt' tHtU·:.!l!" for tll!' 11Url'(')o'.o~ o( holt1ln:: It i8 al1eg~(1 that Hhl;- was atttnded tor nn :tutoll"'Y, a wllllt:' b}· !\tr~. J. H. H. ?\-lattt!oon 01 :'\11'''' H,'ll'R ,It':\ll! i~ 11f'1'1'\·I'~1 til ht1\·{' ilt('n ~o. !!48 North 0lyl8\on Street. a clail lIllI' tn I'I't·1t IIltlt I.... It I~ d:1111H'11 th.\1 "hI' vuyant. This 1& the rpason (or the lll- 11f'(,:\111 " IJ1 nil Iklu\'('r 1st ~lllli tb:tt tlr p , vl'sthn.', tlon. .J ('urr of r:'lI:h, ... tr,·.'t \\1\'" "ull,'ll t,l Ull '11,1 A ccordin g to thp facts in the ('as!? 11 hllr. Thl' lrnuult-. III Ih:\l tllll l ' ,~ ~:\ill toJ gl\,f"n tv Dr. (1ret·Uf' Y€'Stel'd ~lY <1ftf'l'~ hilYI' lWI'1l IHah('h·~. tlr. ('ltrr t)fl)1 n'u that noun, on Ol·tob,-Ir lSl last, Dr. }o'. J . ('an tht' \\1\111.111 11" t:lkl'TI til :\ hl'r.ipl 11 1 It I ... or En;l/;' and C'PURl' street~ \\3 ." C'3.il~(l s:lhl th:ll ~h\' \'.·!lS rl-'~ll)\'l"tl to th., Emc'r h") ntte nJ )lr~ . Bell. He ordt're-u Ih t' j.t(,111',\- n l)~)l1tlll. whl r(' ""h(lo WR!'\ 1111l1 r r tn 'at \\l.")man takt.:'n tu the- ho~pltal. It t~ nu"U r"r :1 f~'w d.n· .... an{l tl!11t ",1\1' \\'n~ ci:l itncu that nuout ~()v~nlber 27th Ius th, 'l1 tal~pll 111 IlI'r hOllH' u:':::11n. It Is nlh'_I'd ~n·s. Hell clJn~ulted :.\11'''. ~latH' ­ that :lll~l\ll '\flvl'mllt'r :!'ilh 111 .. 1 lhe St'r\ll" ~ Sull. and that (h •.) ialtPl' att~nl1ed he-t n[ \lr!'> . •1 11 it. ,t.lIfl's~Hl o( :.!I ..... 'tlrth uppn onc 01' t \\'0 oCl':lslon~. On Del'em1'1\"\sl(;11 "'lft'I't, :1111' ','1.1 t'1:tJl'\·llY,\Ut. WI'rt-. btl" o<l. Dr, Rile)' of "orth Oh'lslon SU'eE'l wa.~ c:>allt"d In to ntte-no l\lr~. Hell. """un'11 tor '1r~. g"iI , It is d.llnlt'll Ihn H~I' cundttlnll WH::I alarming at tht~ t1lt' "'lIlt' trl,oln\t'lll tll(': W,111'111 h!ltl fI)r 1\ time- qnd de~p1te any t: trorts to benefit fl'w ,11I~'~ w ·\~ c.l\'t'1l ttl lwr h) 'II'~ 'tlltlP :.:.nll, anti. Ihlll on th{' \"'011(11:\011 Hf th(' w\).. ht-'t·, she. dlt d yt:'~tl'rda.:r. Health Commls!iIOlw'r Grpene sent Dr. 1Il:!1I 1'llTltlnntllt:: In J." I'tlW ";l'l'lul1~, PI' Hilt,)' Dewitt ( . Greell to look tnto th~ (' ..\!"o~. tlf ;\urth ))IYt!'l1m, ~trc'I'{ Wll~ 1'.~l1\',l lll, 11t'''l,If'':1l1 th;ll IIr Dr. Dpwitt Gret:n 1s tht:' di~trlL't phy- '1'1\1\1 W:l!>\ till l'<ltll nll~' sician or thp 9N·onrl dl~ll'l('t. Ht>' 11'Pilrt- HUI y ('nuld lin th" \\"om.·llI .Ih' d U~ stHt'tt. I'd lh~ c-a~e anu iS8u ed a Je"th ('ert:fl- Or. ·HlIt':O;· r,'p"rft·t\ ttl Or. (In'!'IH' 111 It "r. cate whl<'h pt'rmlt~ burLll without tur- 'lalll. snn h:l,1 lWt'n tn Ilt\ I'llllan('I' on tbl' 1·IISt', H"ill'" (ht' In\·(·...:tl~;llioll. thpJ' tl oublt'. 'l'hi~ murnIng Dr. H. R It I..; ... ;1111 Ihllt lhn 1I111\U"r \\"111 \1("- llw 811h-Hopkin:'. who ft~ur. d In th-.' rL'C(>lIt ~cal­ J•. (.t ,If H rt;:ttl 1~lql1lr.\· b~· lht' bnarr\ of "1"\ ltot rE"\'I:~l' InJlk ('otltto"er!-lY, infnrmed 1)1 Gret.'!ll", the Hc:alth ('Ommi~S10 nE'r, that fI."I·~ of thl' l:rlt· t\Hl1It,\' 'll,I:I'lll ~l('ktY. Ow etHiC ought to bp furthpl' In\'~~tlgnt­ Ihlrill:~ th,' (Ill' !lt11'l I) 111'1~"r \\'1'11 ell. Thp death ('f'J'ttft{'utE" wn!,-1 wll 1tl'" nrt1~'(' of l'l~trl(,{ \It''I'IWY (\'.lt~"O:·t'l drawn and the t=>ntlrp ra~e tUl'lll:"U U\"l~l' r II' Iht' • 'Iqlu"",' ,,! ;1.\',11,.:' tll' 1·11'1:-( lilt e to th~ ~ledlr;.tl RX..lntint'r. "ll~I' l'I'(ill'f' h\m" II r Il.tu",'r \\':1 .... 10\1 tlul the \II:11tl'r ".tS nlrl'lUI) ht'IIl'! il\\"{,~tl~nH'~l the ooel en use of bumane nntl snnl· tary rpatment of prisoners In the Erie County Penitentiary Is cut out by tbe Pres\!lent of tbe Stnte Prison C-omml,ston as a result of his recent examination of that Instltntion. One of :.\11'. Jaeckel's sngp;estlons Is the reUlo'l'al of the penitentiary to a hetter site a way froUl the heart of tbe city. Pending cons1<leratlon of thts excel-lent proposal, or of ways and mean, to carl'Y It Into effect. :'\lr. Jneckel • woul(l hn'l'e the penllentlnry Impl',)\'Nl In SOUle way.. One of these sup;grstions whlcb has nn Interest for people who do not Il'l'e In prison Is that the bake shop sball not be In a dark. 11\'l'entllated cellar. The bread eaten by a good mnny free people In Buffalo Is Ulnde In cellnrs. Here Is a pointer for the Health DepartUl!"nt. Let the bakerl('s be Inspected just once more nOll let ~lr . I Jaeckel's suggestion be applied. ,,'hat is not good enongh for felons Is not good enough for better folks. l t., I - . -- --- NOVEMBE R HEA LTH REPORT . l 1'h(' monthly rrport of ilifl' dl"p;lI'tmE'l1t of h.PHIth fllr tht" ('~ty of Buffnlo, jn . . Pl~hhshf"fl hy .ll~. \\ nlt~l. (11't"l'lIfl. III :llth or (·oml\l'!"~llInl?'r. sht)\Y:-; :l tulul in the l'lH'rc __ p~l1ldill!..!' !lHlllth la~t year. Of tho ... \' wil0 IItt'Il um',m! tllC motlth. 117 'H~l" 11lHh'r ·I:a 11f·nth~. n~:linst ·I~l~ I nyC' ye:ll'S of n~{' nnd nq wcre more tha n It! ;\'eurs old. ']"I,c df"ath~ w\""'rp clh"itil.'a about l',l'ub' hehYl,·.i'n tIll" SeXt';':;, there b<"inq ~~3 ma\t"~ antI ~11 (('malt':-I, l'on· sumption cnus{"\l mor(' de-:lth~ thn any 011(" disl.:'ns('. 3." ,iCtilUS to it hcoin~ r '<'or,I('(1. Durin~ the month there wt'r~ :-..Oti hirUl~, :!H:~ mnll~ and (("mnles. zn :\tnrri:u::cs to t1.1I.1 DUll1h("r of l)'}rt(,~. lts wC'rc 1'1....... .. 1 �P ld on IIl-t cha rity ba U L Y~rthe year T he i~~. .ii~\;~tl~~"~~:~d7~:~t~~~ maintain to.. h or $1000 to 'Work of th~ ~~o,:.~rtt~ear the '"aluable e on tenemen ~ and tuberculo c:ls n.n...... A1my: s"'C're tan~ read tbe L"ouneJ1 Th re ... N'd~rlc ot the- -------~ I PUtt CITIES DEFICIENT IN ! (CLEANLINESS AND BEAUTY I ........ Quite brlt'l1:r the work a t iSh r~~·ie:",·et1 ('OnllnJUE"eti d J d l e _ . 'T"'~ .. __ ~-~- \arIQu!i the t'l h' an ea t eSPeclall:r with €:" ~ rllstrlC't ommlttees l\.-hl('b tot "e-ekl> to conSider th ~p etlal tamm-:~. lIr. AIrn): ~n~ of : mf. , ~~:n n:~ ~t acth'e InterE"~n b" t~c~at~~ k~p th 1 ge.:1ts at the~e ('ommittees to to r "ark !'lucc~~tul and I fr::'q~e ~: tt~\~~~~~Ct~ ot ,"OI~ntee~O VI~: Dr. Edward T. Devine Makes a lio~nt:ers~~tcOnn~C'tfon \"JClI:f::~a~(t~OI: ~ocJety W~5 q~ O~:le~JO t~e ~"I-O' Stirring Address Before Charity dh'ldual~,r~~~~:la:~ OrganiZation SOCiety. i~~ ':;r?~~~~?ed t~~a~od~';;~t~ I who Were ffl shall with the not nl 1.1 The society lS ps.ld agent~ ot charitable in. "ork Is the amotini 2S ; ot pach agent's NEW INSrEGTlrm Of MilK SUrPlY Health Department Of- I ficials Believe There I hould Be 1\lore Safe- , guards and Suggest 1m- I pro\'ements in Inspection unte-r·r work which h 0 res.J)Oru!lbJe Vol· Dr. RegeFl-r' e can de'"eJop. on d1safc·t 1 ~. I~St.l ~:lr the sOCioety had eared to~ la rged. It Is t"xpected lor example thar · b~ror~an.~J:e:p a~Jr..6t 1463 the \"ear I th e pollctt nnd the court!!' ~ha.lJ n('lt only TeSjgn6tfons~ aOnde E"O or a numbp'r ot protect trt:lm assault~ agaJost the p~r. or the !!Ior-Jery angeS In the force 150n and 8gain~t property; but also t~e.t Th they sh 11 without undue and otren~l\"e H oJme • ...,""port h. R." • ::;' • " • "~• I as h Gr f dlsplay of for c-p, e::<ercl~e a con~l!.tent educational Influence making for ju~­ tict'. order and mutual t ..... rbi':trancp. It there are nOt\" 130 .' It stated that Is erp~cted tbat the honor at 8 poUee. ot au d€nOmlnatio~~o~~atfng {'hurch ~s man shall be camparA ble to that of the burden was borne bl. h at the hea,"lest knight errant. and the Judl('I:lI emlne olJe Chul"'C'h t e Roman Ca.th. A 8 spotless as its OWn traditions deP~bl~teTJa~ a~~ next In order by tbe mand ." :\{ethOd I~( ch'urC'h~!IS~ 1 Epf.~C'opal and ",()me do.) s ago It was gi\·en o ut t hat Contlnulnll along this line. be spoke W"er~ Tt'pontd as in~m retf'e.n Churchi'3 Health Comml.ssioDcr " 'alter D. CreE-ne of the clty·s need of a higher type of Opera lion. and It w;s ent In thefr co· o! this CllY and Health Commissioner omce r In eYery department of: the that theIr connection . recommended rneC'hanlsm tor the enforC'i>ment of law be tfrmfnatt?'d unless t~lth the .!!ocJety ar gton of Xew Yo rk bad dedded, and orJer, whUe predIcting that such prO'Ted. s could be 1mr conferenc to recommend to t he 00 offie r5 will eyen::ually b€>C'ome numerl . ,slslature tbe passage of a bill procany Ips,: AI! to Our publl(' school sys - to~e~o:~i~:~e Jre~hen ted. by Mlg~ LoY!! h reC' e, by Father M(. tem . ht;.> 8aid that ''It ha!; come to be G \idlng tor the coll,~C'tlon of an inspection 00 ~o dfgtlr.crly 8n American Institurlon b3:a+hO%~hC ('O~mlt-t~ on child lai)l)~: (e :' from (lyery farmer selUng milk i{1 : R . R.' ar) on penn)' sa'·lng-s. by th at we C'rdlnarlly think o f It as hS"lng I e\h ,. Hunter, on a municipal lod~_ either Butralo or Xl'W York. The coun~ been Imported In th~ ){a:rflower: or at ng o.uFe. and by MelvIn P. Porter on try papers ha\'e begun to make pro test, If'8.st u having g1Jttprpo n.mong the munl("lpal playgrounds. but aCL'Ordtng to Heallh Commissioner other glittering It€'nerali tieo:a In the The report ot Frank E, "Wade. cbafl"Greene th('re Is no real occa~lon fo r It. mlndll (.r J~t'ter!!lon and hi .. fenow.!' The man ot th~ committee on wit d He says that he wa~ misunderstood. puhll.: ~("hoo1. on the contrar)·. 15 a pro. 1.100, showed progress, and gae,_e e;::: "Anyone at all acquaInted w ith pan " HOCGH the city was cold, c_ha~!t~· duct of the 19th ('entury. and h3 but s?n tor beJ..et that h Is bH1 makln tics knows that It would be .h nposstble was up to summer heat a t . h~ recently taken ov~r additional re~pon- \\ If: desertion a (el ny lD..!lead or a..~ to secure (he enactment of sucb a bill," ~I!~~e Hotel laH nigh: In tte 5Ibf1Jtie:s. some of whtch were formerl)" nou. ~lsord~!"Jy ('ondu('t. will be pa~ o::ed said Dr Gret:'ne yesterday. large hall where the Charlt:r Organiza ~ carried In raTt by the church or by prl ~ lhl~ "Inter, Fathe r ~aeckel re&.d--an lion So..·iety held its 27th annual meet ~ Vate- enterprise. while of others we' were eSJ)eetaJty Intere~tlng report for the f ' , 11-\ T I! ' E EDE D. ing. Th attendance was large, includ - unIt! latl?'ly. wholl:r unc-on ~eloU8:· committee on mendica ncy. In addition H e- dwelt upon thE> work nf ornnlzt>d to the d~olng up ot' the beggars' head~ ing man:r of the mo~t prominent hu ~ """hat w~ do want." con tinued t he ma.ni~arlans and soc:ologl~.s in the charlt)· hi thf' lar~er c-ltlp- , -!lying that Q\Jarters In Rurtalo a year ago 1.he Health Commissioner. "is merel )' an E.n ~ city, President T. Gu!lford Sml~h oc~ th e \"ar!ou!'l: s~·!=tE'm~ tor the care of the commi~tee repo rts that die .Mayor' now targement ot the present p ro,·isions tor ('ommlts It be fore is~ulng eu p:ed the chair and besl..1e him rot pOor €"xpre!"'s a orrlldfC'al and e:xtraordf~ usualh the In::.pectlon of milk. In view o f: the S ecr.nary Frl:!deric Almy and the hon~ nary signltlcnnce." Then going Into the lIcenses, and that the number of m.re-et large quantlt!(Os of milk co:1sumed a nd Jacks ot the ayerR.c-e modt>rn muniC'lpal_ mendlcant~ Is much redUee-d. The pub. orf!d gl!t"~t of thoe ey~nlng. Dr. Edward the Importance to the p ublic health of: T . De'"ine, ~eeretary oi "the Charliy OT ~ Jtl'. he mpntlonp,l lack of C"l~anllne!'=s as He Is urged to ~end "those who beg a t It being absolutely pu r e. nothing should ganizatfon S (\Cl~ty ot ~ew York City flr:tt an:i m('l~t Important. He ~rnke of thE" .do?r a1 night to the .roclety. where I be left undon~ to ~et" that none but the a nd ~dltor of Cha.rltl~s. His paper un the difficulty C\! enforclng the statutes ~f>~ \\ 111 rec-eive kInd CQ re If nece!'$:8.T)". purest Is of(ert~d to the publlc. " " The Modero City: \Yhat It :\!ean5 and . ga.ln~t exnectora Ion. as an examplfl'. T ICk..-ts to be u~€'d at the door will hi! "·hat this "enlargement of p resent Wha: It Lac-ks." was the (eature o f the :\nd !laid that the b~ence of 8. "datI\.. Een t on appJJca tlDn. proylsions" contemplates canno t be o m · fJood of Indignant J"lTOteo;;t8, In :he (orm eyeoing. He deE""ribe-d the Dlodern elt)· cially stated. but It is a close surmise \ CO U lfCIL OF 80 /If~/IIB~IIS. wltb a I ot it "ul,h and po"~r and of letters to the new!=pape-rs and pet Ithat It w111 mean the addition to the tfon~ to the boa.rd (If health" Indh"'ati"!' thereIn po~nh .cut wherein it we..!P d~ " ButraJo staff ot the Deput y State ComJOhn H, Cowing. Sbeldo.n T Yi.le Helent, Arn ot be most important de- ("learly thal "there ts s:tJll an ab::ence '\~illiam H. Hotchki~ ~, 'Ym. H. G ra(~ mIssioner of Agriculture of s€>'·en o r t\~It!r.Cle8 In tl .nody politic 0 : the mu " of: any de('E'nt cttandard ot cleanllneso;; Wick od lloses Sh:re were re~ elected eight In~pectors. Inciden tally the crentelpality :.~ pointed ou: the_f" four. In the mcdern city" 8.9 tTU~le-e8 for three Years. A coundl I atton of: tht'se places would pro"ide ::lea.nHne~. beauty. ('"tfldene), and charwelcome openl:1gs tor as m an)"" Repub ~ oC 0 memben was e lected, Including LACK OF ~FFIC/~ IV CY, tY1 and the greatest lack oC all was R·.,\·. I.srJ.el Aaron, :\frs. '''i~iJHam B. Ilean patriots. Their duties wo uld con~ :harlty. Beauty he named as the second lack Hoyt. J . J . Alb right. Re\'. G. G. John... slst, it is explained, of t rips o f Inspec~ Dr. De \'lne ",·as Introduced by Pre~l- a nd etriciency a$ the third. Illustra . ~on, Francis Almy, Re\·. F . A. Kahler, tfon to (he hundreds of (arms In Erie d~nt mlth and reC'eh'(d a warm weI · th'e of the third he ~po ke o( the "gas ne\· . X el~on H. Bake r, Willtams Lans~ County. as well as severa l o th£'r coun come. He !==ald In part: fias co in Philadelphia, thE" lE"akage ot lng, Maj. 'Yo S. Ba rker, S. A., J. :-.;. tries which form part of Dr. Grant's C roton \~ltter In X ew York. the costly Larned. :Ur~. Be rnard BartoW'". Migs jurisdiction. Points which would be Oil, DEI' IIVE ' S ADDIIE!JS. l1ncontr 11~ fire In BaltImore. the un ~ Belle R. Laverack, :\frs. Herbert P cO\4ered by the In "estfgatlon would I:l~ " Th e easiest and cheapest answer to punl~ht'd lJ'I. "'TS and thetu:. the un. Bf!'sell, H. Shumway Lee, Dr Ida C: clude the condition ot the cows tbem ~ the two QUEstions !==ugge-sted by my checked df! ~:: and the unrpHeve.j Bender. O. P. Let chWOr t h, Re\·. Frederic seh'i's, their tood. their Quart{'rs, the them e: ·" ·hat Doe-=; th~ City :l!ean' and d€s(ftutlon.' l'he final Imp<'ITtant lack c. Bro~·n, Georg e A. Lewis, .Mrs. J. C. drainage of the latter and the arrange ~ ·What doe~ it Lack?' would be 'Every- he de~cribed. as OUT "('omplete lack or Bryant. M"JES ~ary A. LeWis, l Jrs. ment for Its lighting and \"entllatlon. thing,' and one could (iefend the an~ charltT.', LoUis A. Bull, Thomas B Lockwood pn.wlstons for cleaning a:1d keeping r~e-r. Th e immt'Dse sJgni!icance ot the "Ve work," he nr~ued. flat too short Walter ('an' lU!'s l1arla li. Lo\·e. Rev: clean the receptacles in which mtl k Is city could be st't forth accurately In rang.;: To depauperlze th e community George B. Richards. lItE'S Sa rah L. kept and. in smaH. the hund red and on e language which would app~ar e:Ur3.\"S- nnd to create .l. bod~' of free citlzens- TruM'Ott. Georg~ A. Ric ker, Mrs. SheJ. things which e xperience. science and gU t; and !ts detects could be length - that Is the Ideal whkh !'Iomp millions don T. Ylele, lIlss:M F. Rochester, common se:1se ha\"(~, pro \'ed a re abso. enM OU t to make the citizen blush fo r of people who think of the~eh·es as Frederick A. VOlft, ~rA. Geo rge P . lu tdy neces::ar)· to the m3lntena nc~ of hIs f.Uvres. But it will be su ffl clent to charitable hase never EO much as per- Sa w)'e r . Fran k E. Wade, Charie5 B. a h ygi enic dafry. Regular dai ry farm~ ~et!.k a less sweepIng and le!==s extreme eeJved. Charity itt ~ pO!itiyp R.nd not:1 &a~, Ernest 'Yende, lI. D., De" ·itt H. will be ,"f~ited at frequent inl('r\"al!'. torm ot speech. and deliberately to nputral chnrltC'terhHlc, Ir has a definite Sh~rman. :\1. D., ~axwell S . ~-beeler, whll~ ordinary farm s whE're the m ilk make an understateulent ot our fair ,oal-the elimination of pauperism." Chauncey P. Smith. 11 . D., Yrs. Tru. production is small will not receh'e such Ideal : In short to reduce our catalogue Concl u tHn E. he ~umm8rized the attaio - man C. ~~hlte, Rev. H . E. S. SomerVille, close nttentlon from the inspectors. H. ~·hltro rd , Henry " ". o[ taults to th at moderate Indictment able ldeal o r the mode m c.ity as a '4 new )Irs, A To accomplish these things. which 0:1 whic h J!! not ~·1thou r hope at redemp- land-a 8trange laed-a. land that. 16 Sprague, Mrs. An81f"Y " ... tlcox. lIr! . their face ~eem fair E'nough. i t ma y be Uon," fairer than da :r. Charle's A Sweet, Arthur H. WIlUams, ne-cessary to secure som e amE'ndments Dr. Devtne then spoke ot the dl ffl cul ~ ""'here tht: laws o f the world are un - \\Yall ace ThRl·er. Mrs. F . F . 'YIlHams, to the pre~t'nt laws, but these. I I ~ be. done; l1r~. A. p, "'right, lIrs, Elizabeth L. ties lrn~ed b y the "three-fold allelie,· pd. can be obt:ltned withou t much "'·here light, nnd music and art b a\""e CarYl Fred. H. Loyertn. John G. Cloak, gIan c e" of our );'stional, State and difficulty. I!Iway, Jl'lhn A. ll ann, lUES E lizabeth C ron ln, municipal goyernment~. E'yen tor those Tht're Is no Intention. sa ys Healt 11 Rt\,. Herman '-Illeckel. Da\'id C uthbert. wbo:se poli tical and clyte instIncts are A.nd jO)' and li fe are one." Comml~~ioner Gr~('ne, of "orklng e. ~y well ·d~\·eloped. The tt;:a ture o f the e"enlng , n ext to !l.on. Re\". J. ),(cGre.th. John Cunneen, hardship upon the farmer. but merely " Llvln.q In a. \·i11a..~e or upon a tarm. Dr. Denne' address, was the report at John J ){eWUllam~, Jes.s:e C. Da.nn, to bring about such conditions a s will one needs a ~en~e of membe~hip in a the committee OD tenements and tuber. lsldorp ~tl cha..e1. Rev Ca.me ron J. Davis , N'~ult In the hnrro\"emen l o f the public larger a nd more pow~rtul unl:, and l~ ('ulo~ls. read by D r . P . 'T". ' ·an Peyma, lIr~. S. S. lUtchell, J6me~ H . Dormer. hpRlth. glad to think of himself as a citizen o f chairman, The most acti ve members :\\r!Z . Adelbert ~oot. MI~ El1s. C. Eld~r. tbe Ke)'stone Or Empi re State · b ut ot this committet" Rre the c hairman and Adelbert :Moot. Henr~' P . Emerson . .MIss ~ben under tbe autho rity and protec- George ""i\'. GlJI.ette. The committee was Louf~e ~tont~omery. James Fenton , Lon ot the State Legislature there has 2.ppolnted last April with a uthority to Thoma~ ~lurphY', Simon Flel~chm.nn, engage a paid agent a nd t o spend not ~{r~ . Herman ).!)·nter, Rev. O. P . GIr· ~owo 111" a ('om pact, Inner ('ommunlty O\'er $1000 ann ual1v to be raised bv the ford, Ro "'ell Park. lI., D. Adele Glea , ~f a million-perhaps two mllllon-pe:r~ committee. I t has s pent nearlv ~ S5oo. son. ),1. D., :\t~. Charles W Pa~ee. np. "Jtb a. bud~t greater than that raise Frsnkltl! C". Gr~:un. :\1. D., Rev. "8,m at tht' Ft"deraJ Go\"ernment long afte r nnd rus yet has be-~n tOO bus y 1\\'" a,.III;hlnJrton's ttme, snd when a certain money. and a l'!ks for U()()() form anyo nt Plstt. ~ ahe-r D. Greene. Y . D .. 'Meh,ln Jnteres ted In its work. P. Porter. F~derl(" k C. Gro rn-Ick. M .ss a.ntagonl~m o! in{('reo:ats, springs up be. The co mmfttee complimented the Kate Putnam, Arthur E: Hed!t'lrom, twee n that communlt~· a.nd the rest of l.he State. t he Question arl!l'es (It is not (earle-ss and thoroughgoing CO~Ol>era. Rt\·. J . A. Rege~trr, ~lJ!S Sarah H;a.t~. Mly up yet , I admit) whether the In- tlon of Dr. Gre.ene. the H ealth Commls ~ John H. Pryor. :\f. D .. R~y . s. , . ,. t€rnl Pdlate ,state, hlstoriC'slly necessary £ioner. Last ~I a\' and J une. 14 tene ~ Holm~s. :\I i!=~ Mary E. RI('hmond. )tlss tor the 19th century. may not become m~nl hous es ('ontalnlng 109 families Emll\~ 5 Holmes. TheodoT'e L. Rich · ,'TUdlm~ntnry and unnecessary In the 2.lst were vacated and the owners were com ~ mond, lIrs. LuC'len Ho\\&, Edwa rd R '! --or eV~n the ~Oth . pel1ed to spend an a ,·erasre ot o ver $1200 Rke. on e:tch houFe b~(ore the y could be re . FREe CITIl!!f S U GGE5TED. oceup,loo. One owner s pent $7500. Mos t "That Is, whethe r lh~re ma~' nOt be a lot the tenan ts were away during the ne" form of free cily in our country summer picking fruit In the rounlry• ..·1th no Imt~rmedlary b~tween it~elf and tbe tranE fonnation w hen they re and tbe ~atlonal Goyernment, repre. turned was a ~ellght to them. In 19 aentfld Sf; Its great population a nd great o:her hout5eo~ Wi th 1-43 famllle!l extens~ fndu. trial and commercial interests he rt'palrs WE're ordered o n threat of ""ould d£-mand In the Federal Senate \"acating them, and In September 18 and leg1i.hitlng & 5 a local ~o\·ere~ more bouo::es, contnlning 111 famf1le~ . State for the ~ tety and welfare ot Its w~re ordered Yscated on account ot (I"'-n people. Even now, we have three con tInued refusal to o bey notices from grest c hles which could PUt torth the Health Departm€nt. co,·erlng 1n claIms to Statehood. and It happens many ~I :Irs. that none ot the threEt f~ even the po~ U,lcal capital or I" own S,a,. F1i'iAlfC~'1/" PIIO"llfG, ,,'The rE"!lponslbtllty o( {h~ CIt)4 for the Ansley "-Ucox. ('halrma n ot th e fin . ~eltare ot Its citizens has ot l:tte years ance committee. read the report ot th~ t b ('Orne more clearly d~flned, and. at ~ard ot trusteps on the th:a nces ot tbe e !lA.mf! Ume, very C'Qn s.ldernbly e n-I :soL'iety. It shOWed a con tinued but grft.dual j mpro"ement: $1000 has been a,: Tf~fMfNT COMMIT- :h t~e~~:r:~~~~:~~~.~Jhb;. ~~~frlti:~ Tff RfPORTS GOOD WORK, FREQUENl VISITS TO HUNDREDS OF FARMS Interesting Reports Made by Other Committees SoCiety's Investigati s. Five Trustees Re-clected for Three Years. t!: I T I I ! I I I to �f alling to fe-por t a ca~ .... -- .. .. _---------- -.. --- ... ,- of ic;',;"r~lj;e:;:tr.«;-;,~·e;;r::,T"""'-------'~~:---::::====:-::;;::==-T-­ , .ald to (·"IAl In hl A house at No. 483 (}ranl Strpl.'t. This charge, It Is thou!;ht, woul,1 have brought 111m further und~r offic!al dlsple9.8ure I! ~, ---- - ~ --------llEC- 1 l w...,,-'=-_ prO\·C'll. b('(.'nus(~ the of[en~ Is a v101~- POLl CEMAN f MRS. MARY 8fLL DEAD, SHOT I IN HEAD I tlon ot the police regulations. Schultz'S wife and child nre nnw 3ufferlng from g('arlet fever. It Is Rai d. Sergt. 1':lenz and Speclal Officer coon of the Gth Poltce l?,,~clnct are InvestlI gating. Schultz hnd been In the sixth police prectnct since January 3, 1897. PORT ON U[ATH j Medical Examiner Danser Says She Was Attended by Mrs. Matteson, a Clairvoyant. Frederick Schultz, Mount- ed Man of 6th Precinct, Found Early This Morning - Bullet Wound in Head, His Own Revolver Nearby and Glove Removed From Right Hand - Faithful Horse Standing Guard. PERFORMED UTOPSY _ _ 1 Dr. Danser Submits His Report to District Attorney Without Suggesting a Prosecution, i I ~{e(U ('a l Exnmin'er Danser JUtS made -~ a report to the DIstrict Attornpy on his Investigation of the death a! Mary Bell of 35~ North DI,1sion slreet. The C:~e wns r eported to him br Health C .missioner Gr"ene b~ca use charges th.,t POLICE SA Y IT Mrs Boll was lllegally attended by B SUICIDE ?!r~: ~IIl"lt~s on. Il. clairvoya.nt. ~vii" LOOKS LIK made to the Htnlth Department b~ r. H. R. Hopkins o f bS ] ran kifn §li Eel.Frederick Schultz, a mounted patrol - I The r~port con Lains no recommendation that "roceedlngs be Instituted against the cla.lrvoyant. Dr. Danser man, about 35 years old, ItYing at No·1 sImply mal<es Il. statement of t'he facts 483 Grant Street, and doing duty In as 'he round them. 33 It sets forth tha t Mrs. Bell was the Sixth Precinct. was found dead years old and married. Her husband Informed the Med ical Exa.mlner she in the roadside In K ensington Avenue, was ilion Nov. :?3. and Dr. Cary ot 345 Eagle etrret sent her to the Emer- near Humboldt Parkway, about 1:30 gency Hospl'lal. She lert th e hospital In a lIhort whlle. and ~lrs. Matteson, the o'clock thIs morning. clairvoyant, then was called to attend ber She ma.de- two or three Vls~tS. Under Schultz's right ear was a On D ecember 3 Dr. Rlley a! 366 North Diyision street was called in. He found gaping wound, caused by a revol ver Mr •. Bell In a comatose condition. She dlffl the next (lay. bullet. and In the man' s right hand, Vl'hen complaint was ma.de to D r . 1 DR.nser he had the body removpd to the which was unglov ed, was a revo ver. Morgue, where an autopsy wasdPetrh- The dead man was taken to the police formed. The autopsy ShOWffl ea ",,1' cau"ed by cerebral congestion. .tatlon In the patrol wagon. He i8 DIs'trlct Attorne~' Coatsworth sayS he has not yet had time to consider the marrIed and has a wife and two chllreport. as he .ha.~ bern -- cow EXPERT'S Bill T~ ~ BE PAlO IN r~ll Cut to $ 1,200 by Alder· men, Restored to $1, 698.8 1 by Councilmen Who Vote That LaUel Is Reasonable Charge, J)E IS KEPT IN THIS FRONT PARLOR. The Staronski Family Makes Hous~ hold Companions of th e Beasts of the Barnyard_ RETURNED TO LOWER HOUSE ONCE MORF Butralo.-Dr. William B. May , nn Insp£ctor for the health department, bas just Investigated a ,. lInsanltary \ivlOg whlcb be say", Is beyond belie! In this age or unlimlt~d soap a.nd waler and rigid sanItary regulations. The case was at the house of one Lud wig Staronsld. The bouse is il. smal1 framt3 dwelling or three rooms. Dr. May's report Oil tbe c0l'dit1ons in substance Is as fol1oW5: "The premiEes were In tbe most unsanitary ['ondition pO'5ible. Adjoinin g tbe hOll',e on th" rear is a smali summer kitchen. In tbat apar tment was a dosel in which a pi;! was quartered. Th,' impro\'i,,,,j sty was ,0 Ilarrow that the animal was unable to turn aroun'tl. In the fronl room, what The Boarri of Councilmen yesterday, after many ~·peks of waiting, voted unalllmously to pay Expert FuJler'. bl!' fnr analyzing the clty's 'yater suppl, and Investigating it" sources In th~ lakp. amounting to $1,69 .81. The Aldermen had reduced It to $1,200, and wher. that r~"olutlon went to the upper house It was referred to the Board o! Health. cOll~l~tlng of the Mayor, CommiS.!ioner of Health, and the Comml,sloner a! Pu bllr Work>. Speaking for the board, Dr. Gr..-no 1ik~ anci (;01. Ware! agatn dpclare heir ~to oplnton yesterday that the larger like amount wa~ a Teasonahle ('harge for the 1 1 ~E'rvlrp~. It reprrspnted a charge of S,5 ~~ ,' u flay. with total B.\CK '1'0 THE\L D E RlI);:\. L. tf " be r en $1.698. 1. wo "-ben th(' question ('arne up of erect· f-cr il1g a new ~~hooI building on Jefferson an :-;trep.t. nf":lr g~'{'amorf>, guperintendent \\"0 Emerson recommended tba t the work be Indetlnlteh po,tponed. au "There should a t least be fi\'e build - !J, Ill!:. put up before thl' one," said h e . w ''In my report I recommended th~ ere~- in tlon of school bulldtngs 111 the order In Ul' which they are needed mo.t, but the w . \ldeTll1en bough t In Ild in Jelterson ~tJ"eft fir:",t \vher(> the Echool will b~ a ne(ldE"d last or the lIumbE-I" reeomlnendpd." Thf' Councilmen \'old to disapprove l ; tho arl\on of the Aldermen ordering thp erection of the ~('hool. 1, C'ouncllman Stoddart said 8~ chair- T man or thl' committee Iny~'tigal\ng the I: lUa tier w iJ1 now go back to the Aldermen who may still be Inc1!ned t o c u t the bllJ down. although the Coun"lImpn stated yesterday that the dty had mllde il'elt legally liable for the ~~l!e~~~.l~~r ?~!'::~~~ g:~~~~e~t;~err:~:J~ ORKING ON --DISTRJ:CT ATTORNEY TO GIVE OWNERS ALL TIMl: N];;CE.SSARY. ASSistant D1strlct Attorney John "'+, Ryan Is hard at work these .days attend. Jng to numerous complafnt~ :1.galnst many house owners, ~'hose cases ha.ve to the DIstrIct AllClrney for proecculloJl. Health Commissioner Qreene ten~m ~nt b~el1 ref~rred Schultz was found, nnd the dea.d man hurrier} t o the ~tatlo!1. The pollee said thut from a hasty Invesllgatlon of the tragedy they beUe\'ed It was a rase of self-destruction. Schultz's revolver was examined, and o! the t!\'e rhambers two were empty, WAS two were fill ed and one contaIned an has senl sev~ral cates at various tlnle'S until now t.here Ii Qult.a an Qccumulatlan empty shell. The spot "'here Schultz ot thtm , Dr, Greene has nsl<ed Dlstri,C:' was found is sequestered, AttOrney Coatsworlh to proceed aga inst 'Vhpn Grammell and th£lo pa.trol Welgon these people simply because thOy have fallot! to take advantage of the oppor- returned to lhe scen~, W. C. Smith, a tuntttes he ha.s gi ven them to remedy the specia l agent raJ' the In t erna.tlonal conditIons of their respecth'e places Which , II I N 13-3 are eXisting contrary to the t enement la w, Raih\'uy Compon) v ng at J. 0, / When asked how fa r he hM pro- Mlchtgan Street and Dr. Somervtlle g're~sed In preps.1'ing theso cases tor ~ ~, • the grand jUt'Y, 1\11'. H yan Bal d : ot' ~o, 150 Woodlawn Ayenu(>, we re 'It Is not our Intention to proceed immedla.tf"Iy BS"a.lnst th('se p4;'oplC, not be- slandlng over the lifeless form. To tau6e at (flat' Or (:l,vor. but because we do not 1nt~nd to be harsh with them. the pollce, Smith stated that he saw \Va are will ing to glv(~ them 8uffic1l'nt time in whtch to ('orr('ct the evils and foolprlnts In the snow leading to lhe we have foun d that nHiny llre comr.lytng was with Our r~qu(·st. \V(' be1t('v(' tit e la d. Ihe spot where the pollceman tH' meth od of g"E"ttlng things done ha\"ln~ indJrtm!'nts rcttu"ned found. POI.I CE THhlORIES, 116t them and pros('cutE'd In court. all ~('Pm. will in:; to compl y with As to the cause snd ctrcumstances ot but there aro 30n'lO peopl o who l1n{ortu nato In many Wtlys arc UtHlblc at this tim e to spend the the accident the pollce are' rellcent. Sum n('('cssury tor r epah's. In lht'8() ThC'y seem to scout tdeas of murder, cuses time has bE-en ext(lnded, How(over, we lire not running a phl1an- h owever , and lean to the belle! of suithroplc office ))pre a nd unlosB we find days ago Schultz was t hut peopl e Jnt E' nd to do HS we demand cide. A few their cases w1l1 bo pr'1"8cnt('d to tho summoned belore the Pollee COlnlnis'TSUlc1 jury and the violators or the la.w 19ldty pt"oSCcuted," sloners on Ihe charge of neglecting his dut y and was fined $10. Right on th e h['~19 or thl ~ trouble ('ame n complalnt lrom the Board ot I H ealth, whIch charged Schultz with I len Th~ busy on the ENEMENT CASES t tIw (..,. ,ta purpo~E". . ---------- a. reduction of $200 from the amount because Dr. Greene In;III'. Fuller lha t only $2.000 had h.en approprlat.cl and his department han to ~pend some of It for the same form~d Harp bribery trIal. Nothing In con - d r en. nN'tion with the ('ase has been done 'l'HE DIS C OYERL be!ore the grand jury UP to date. Benjamin J . Grammell of N\>. 68 Paullne Stre~t was walking along K en Sington Avenue about 1:30 O'CIOCk' j when he noticed a horse roaming aimlesslyabout. As he drew near his gaze caught the prostrate f orm o! the patrolman. He went to wh ere Schullz lay and shook him several tlm~s. Grammell th.n jumped on th e pollceman', horse and hurried to No. 6 Police Station, In upper ;lInin Street, amI notltled the desl< serge,nt. Th~ pfltrol wagol1 with Putrolman Walsh anI! WILLING Grammell retulIled to the place wher- rnab ve c.'ro~slng KEPT TilE ''OW J~ TII~~ ; Inany of the owner'S to whom notices had been sent had talled to reply to the committee's questions, and on this account It was unable to report. He- urged property owners" :'10 had not repllea to do "0 at once, sendIllg lh~tr repll~s to Corporation Counse' Fel,lman. About $61.000 In damages i. 10 he dlstrlhuted among small owner. In that locallty. P,\IHAlR might b~ termed the front pa~or, was a :cOw. " While on my tour ol Inspection," said Mr. May, "lwo goats ,Iropped in to !;ee what wa.~ gOing on. Th,' stench was lUlbearahle. Four dogs ,.omprl~l' the rest of tbe menagerie, not ttl m~ntlon the numerous chick,'ns which Wert altowed to roam at will around the h()u~e. [ was informro lhat eighl per..ons, includIng some smal! t'htldreu. lived In lhe small rooms along with th~ l'OW, th~ pl~, the goats, lhe 'dogs. and the chkkens.·· that t U 1 r. "I U 'rom ---------- ------------ --- r, ·om I DR. GREENE'S TRIP TO CUBAN CAPITAL \ L -- I A:\D GRA.N'rED LE .·\ ,' E OF .~nSE'SCE .~ 7 ,200 EX l' hlXSES FOR YISiT TO TO CONVENE AT HAVANA. Dr. Wolter D, Ore-roe, commissicmer of h~"1th, win start from Buffalo next ){onuny for navana, Cuhn, where h~ will nth'ud the sessioos of the allllllal rouY('ntion of tJ1C Ame-rienn Publ,c IItlulth A~~()('intion. I , Dr. GreE"nC' i~ RIntNI to ~3d s(\v~rn l pap~l'!I nn imllortant suhj('('ts cIminI: Il,. "f'Minns of the conT"Cntioll, \\·hich will lAst frolll ,ranltar, 9th tn .1anuo..,' l:lth ' in"ltlsi-,·C'. Dr..J. ,,:". Putnam of RuITnlo has j,toue tn Pannma. where he will nUf'uo. th~ fourth nnnllni Pnn~£\.mel:"h'8n :\leoi('nl ConJ:'ri'~~. lIe nnn 21 otllcr l1hysirinns ~nilf'd from ".Baltimore :rE"~tl'rdny. On .Tnnunry 7tb thrr will ~nil from ['nnamn fnr !In VRua, where tboy will b~ tho gll~M< of the Am~riran rublic n t'81th AR~odtl tion. I I ,',alter D, Ul'alth Commlss Ioner Greene will at onc. prepare his plans tor 0. trip to the Havana, Cuba, "heN he will repre.ent the elly at the a.nentlon o! the American Pubnun I conv , 9th to \Ie Health Assoclatton, Janunr) I tnrluslve, The necessary eave 1"ll'l ,1 , t the- '\lnoun t of a.b~ence and expenses 0 • ! d h' the Board 0 I $')00 o • 'd . I,I1<e n uthorlty Aldermcn yestet a), d to COlnln\s~loner Greene wns gronte t an C'xp('ns(I' not were allOW£, ') to att.end,,, .. °the annual ('onvC'ntton exc~edlng $-'Hen\(h Officers. which be01 the SlAaltbeitnY all Decembel' 15th. gins at I �1B CITY FATHERS ~ WERE VERY DULL. • tt Ha'-ann. ('u ------- ----- -------------------------------- - Aldennen discuss one Thing. and that briefly- J. Thomas Harp was present. SCHOOL BOARD REPORTS. Health Commissioner Greene Wants Them for Buffalo 's Benefit. R ecomme nd that whole Squares b e bought fer School Sites-Firemen want mo:-e Pay. tl'tlm Janua'"y 51th t 13th. "fh fire romnli5~lonerc;: war.t to 1 reet;: ~alarlt~ In their department b • total or $;'.'00 a ),0:-.0..1'. a~ f llo1\'~. Chi. f. frCJrn $1,000 to $4,0<)0; t'I~",h;.tnnt hief'. ~:.~ to t .000: s €"'-e-n battatton chi E"f.,:, t'1I h fr~m $1.60(1 to ~~ OOO~ !'1-ur~"'on, from ~1.;)()I1 t\'l S:!.OOQ; porH r. from J:.ooo to Sl.40t1. Th~ alderm~n N'feIT(>~1 tilt' rellue"l;l to thC' C(jtTlmlttee on ord5 nan OC:, To thp ftnanC'P ('('Immltt~e w('re rE'fer"'Ad thf' annual bld!lt for printtnt!' thp o fftdal J'lr~-&>Mlnr or thp f'omm('ln C'oun dl. a"( -C:A.lt' notlre!'l bindiD~ Ihto 1llInut&>~ ~tc OnT)." ThE" EX{lrt.':::<:: and th~ ("'orr' 11l~r"ial hid Thi" Comm~r("tRt hid st. ,;_n ~&> Expr-, put In twO ottere::... $:1"1:. - - an~t $_ ·,310, rp <:'pNth-ely; the f-onT"f; r limiting th,-.. J'luhIiC4tionc: under hem ::'\0. to l~ £'1t~. I"(!ttio.,. nnly, """http :hp tau r Y'''ovtdptj (r"- pubH!lhlt"lg In all (!dhlon~. Th~ hl.1 or thf> \ 'omm"'rdal 1~ $:!.~~5 mor~ tban I "Ii 135' y('ar·c:. bid. ("nmml~tonpr ,,'am TPport""d that. at" corrUng to (("lIItlll madf" by the ("Ity chprn 1st on Dp('cmher :·1 an,l 10th. thE> ~a~ supnll,..rt tn thr rlty hy the ButrAlo Ga ~ ~ flo ld fI &> h d a ;Ji~~ se!;~ion YE'~t E'rda ..... ThE.'re W8!l only on diSC" ~ion. c.r.d ;hat '\a~ ,'en- Urit:f. Aldprman J. Thoma::: Ha rp \\"0. ... p!"€~e-n , bu t !. ok no part in th,e. pTNf'E.'dlngs, Tbe onr>- matter tha.t W3$ d1s('m;~",d "'Rq thl? p ectij 11 tbRt has bMan pre5'ent t-d to :h~· .... t:.prt·meo ('ourt in the malt·r of the- application of the grade-cro~mg-s C'omml:-.~toa ttl fill he "Rcandes tn tt~ board. Tht' lInyor nctifi~ th(' alder f"omJ'lan~- '\'n~ If' 0: than tho ('ie:h t""~'n men or the p tition, and recomme-nd{'J C"andlE>pow"'r prnvlded for und~r both that (hE' C~orpo!"atlo l'ounsi"1 be rcthe oin (,nn nt,..t and the prE>~ent pro"PO"' qt!f'!:I'ted h'l t.lkp ~uch anion befoT(' the ~ti ('"0 tr:ac Hr al ~t) rE"poTtPd that c' f court :t !=. hE' d~m. a'h~ .abh_~. ...;. c::tre-et lampe! tp. ed by the ('fry lam"J') Aldf'Tman Hust .. r mOYf>d to ~drpt thE' tn!'::pCCt(.r T"f',--ml~'. t"W~nty c hO~f"1) a rN'omlnenda : ion. Ald"rlT'an ~t ('Ea( h - ron -= umptlon n f OYPT fOUT [,,(Ot nr g:n~ ren sa d it ought tn bp r(>f~rr€'d to the an hour. Rtlth hf"~.;o rna ners were re('(\mm.itt p on Jaws and 1 gi~l~tlon, AIlamp commlttet'". derma:1 CopJ'in~ !"aid the cornmiuf'-e ..... ~----ou~ht to ("("In!'llder (";)rlf'JI1,- who>thc-r thE' p-ad€"-C'ro~.tnr ("QMml (:~ i('ln nut;ht to bp p;:>rp~ Uft M. Thf' ntatt.r \"las rH('n~d OUTLINED . Inability to Hire a Scrubwoman Pre, ents Establishment of Widall Ty· phoid Inspection System in This City-Four ?lrore lk Inspectors. Who Shall be Paid by the Sta:c Are De. "'"d to In,estigate Source· of Bu.fL~o·. Milk S;:ilply. ------ .$ p!"Cpoc::po by :\, r. ){ cEdC'hr("n. The ,;11 ('('In~ld&>T :ht> mattE"T O"!l Thur~d"1~- aC;.t'rr.ool'1. antl will make a rf"port nE'xt ,,"~~k, , Th e ~chool ('ommittPe' bat: some In S ta te sanitary Officers p:-t:>s;:ine- o:ugge!=.ttolls to con~id(>r In thE' ., in Conference at Albany. Rnnu31 TE'IlOl Q( th~ ooard (\f s\:h('lol E':t am!nE'r~. whkh WR~ among lhr routinp Dr. W alter D, GreeD~ beaJtb comt1ocumentc:: that (':tm e bf>ft'lrf'o thf" aldt>rIT ~r. arri'\"M home yeste rda.,· trom mrn, Th~ f'x8'1'11nrrc:: ~(\~. thi' pr,l("tl("e Alban~·. where he atte nded th.'e-~ of bUYlnt; limitetl Il"'t::. f('or <::t~hooJ sit. 0:: annu al conterence of the sanlta..~· o rJe 11· t ,\'"tsP. Th&>y recommondpo tb_-fie r·TS ot the s!.e.tc. D r . Greene 5:!.ld t be p ur. h ISf' o( :l "hal ... S (JU3 1"~ for pa ch meeting had been o~e 0: the mos t !H.H.... F·-h , 1)1 <::0 de:: fIJI Pr'( "lap pi('nty of room cessful that he ha s attended. Armng for phY~Unf]~. At thp ~c U·'l(" t~:s I thoc;o ai the conference were all t he "'Ollld Inc::ure ampl€! IJ~ht ~~d p!'otP('tton ~ promtnf'nt h ealt h officers of the state. from fire in ('ac::t' of thp burning of !'SO In aU. n&>'c-h~o!'in~ bulldin~. T hey nl~o !"e<"'omOne of the matters dl!::cussed "--a~ the rnepd,.d that C::Ut h c::q\:are~ be undq' the pro posed repeal or a recent Jaw whJc:b a~ c(\ntr('ll o( h"", r:uk b<Janl. and thtl t pr:u-~Ica:ly prohibits the butldlng of part (\ ( 'hp C(l-o::.·. or 1;\uying thpm b'" ~ anlt:lrlums in th~ Stale. Th e law sal's hornp by · hp fund~ (l( that d""'partmeont. tha.t :to ~..inttarlums !hall be built w lthnollbt!,. ~~ . thp [lark bNlrd will be heard ou';. th~ con~en o r th e s.upen-isor oi th~ t rntn IstE'r, on that prol'ositi(\n. • t('lwn In which It Is to be located. ThE." ~ -hool ('xamtnf'ors al !'='o r~C'om­ Th{' hE-alth nffl('cf""l5. al ~o di~cussed thf' " nd that an RF5"&>mblY-Tor.m bp provid - r€,('OI~· Is\;- whi ch ~,lys that all sc-hoo l ed tIl each ~ rhool, b ('lth ( 01 th~ ('nnYE'nj - (>hlldnm shall be "3ccln3 ted . The)'- 00pne-,.. of the pupil c anrt to help put the Ii(,h the per('cnt3:g~ of those oPpOEcd r ('~prE'n(~um Into rrnC"t 'cal I"trE'<'t. to L'ompuI 90r:' v a •.'"('in:uion J!' now "flr'"\' C"om!n~t;:e~ DR. '\Y_'\'LT£R D. GREE.:\E. Healtb C('lmmbs!('In~r ~utfa1o. n-bo I~ msktut: prt'p.tn.:. 10:- i-,r s t"lp 10 HaTan!l, Cuba. wbelt' hi" l1i111 at "I 'wu~ in b')IJe":' ... titl Dr. (';r~(>Ul~. beh.: d.bl~ () (·.... t.lbIi,..h we \\·l·!J.H ..:~ ..... tem fur lYpboid detectl n h t fure Wt; d of e yt!Uf. but I fUll] u.,)w th:lt 1 "lU be unable to do it. l.:ick of fun I, " tlee ,,~ :l bout r ea ....... u. wOllh.l I a\ e to eWl- ff'prt; .. t'Dt tbb d~ .r 3nnu3: C'\""ln"{'en;:i(lO ot" the- _\mE>rI • n Poh!t.. Ih'slth t 13th. i ,. cb~ A~~)Chlllon Ja..oua.Ty" ~th >m ....... _-------._------ r 11 w oman wre..'"l" bour.. e'l<" t::. tl) u .... r.rob work. if tbe ~~ :-~('w l\ • ~ uUil t J. snd ther\.." j:... no.) Ulon?-)" tu t Y "' lcll il w vUlSll. I hOlYto' 1111 i :ld.... of my ,:. aOll wht.'n 1 taikl.J. ( ~ ffiJ.ttt:[" onr \\ It as lluih.lit: c O>mmr ... " ner Un ha!'. char.:e cf 1 C hue p ... _ b •• in.!:. he in! mH.'·J W~ tbat e. t ',h..J. 11 m~ney to IHn.~ e:n.:r-.l lab r IJ ~l' WID ?' we're' at :1 s:.a,'ll.,..till uut.l the a r l." watle up ( ·r D~X t ~ ear." " "-llut b. the \Yldul1 ::-,::-",tc 11': Greene w:\:- a.:-. INSPECTORS OF MILK WA NTED .- '{u. OR . GREE X E Dr. " 'LL '!' ~ K CO::HMO.:v COR.:\TIL TO ..:\ PPROPRL\ .TE P L-\. Y FOR FOt R . I Armory fo r physical Culture. GreE"r.t", the CommlssjonE-r of Health. fs !=.hortly gofn~ to ask the Com mon C(luncil to appropriate mone\" for the hire of three or tour milk 1n~pE'c ­ tors. Tb[s fs th-t'- re!'1-ult of talks Dr, Greene has had With Dr. Daniel Lewis, ... ta te Commissfoner ot H~ltb. and Dr, Thomas Darlington, X w York'S health Dr. ',) "3:~t:' JoU LS '\'hl..li. J'he c\- commf~io!i;er. ''"hen Buffalo had the re Cent s ~~a rk>t fp"er epidemic It became apparent that th~ only way to pre\'ent a re~-tition would be to have mOre inspe.tor~. so that the dairies ot c"ery farm~r sh Ip ping mink into But'falo ('an be inspec tt><f. If there are any trouble the inspectors wflJ na"e the power to correc t them. This work. ot course, ~-1lI ha " e to be done under thi".SUPP["VI!'lon of the State and thE" purposp lo: to have the men ap~ poinlE"d ~tatt'. In. rectors: without pay, the mor.~y bem~ paid 10 lh~m bv tbe ('H y Dr t"fN-<ene thlnk~ Parh insPE"ctor ou ~ht to g,'t $1.000 a year. /" ~ tll1 anothfOr suggt'!'OUon of these (1 (fl· ;a.le: i~ thst th e old £.jth Rpgim~nt Armory on Broadwa~-. to 1w yat"atpd whpn thE' ne'"\' srmon- on X o,·th ~trt'f"t Is finl ~ ht'rt. bf"o aC'Qul..."rl b)' the- dt:r f('lT th ~ purpoSi's of a p hy:::iC'al -('ulturot> <:rhool. Anothpr t:u2'gl!'<:.tion Is t hat at 1t'3St one mort' truant offi('f'r is nE'eded (or the t r-t:"'\.O t ~ ('hnot. "ThE" poht'e commLt;:~ioners again ask("d the counell to PTOytde R nf'\\" po1iC'(' boat. ThE' p('liice committee wUl con ~ lde r it. Thp aldermen adop ted Hpalth Com· lie-s toner G r~'!'1re<"ommE'ndation that he bt' §""u thori7.ed to RUenti thfl ('('n\'(>ntion o f stBte sanitary officprs a A lban v on DE'('emb(·r 15th and 16th. Rnd tht"- ('~nv entlon of the Am erican Public H~alth Ac:: .. odatf(ln. comprisin g the 5"'anit8 n' omre-rs ot thp rntted Stat.,s. canada." and :'I.Iexl('o. "t\: hich i s to be h eld ~mall 'lnd that further agitation i,.....;~.... support ~9 unQet"eso::ary. Dr. H. " -. ~·l1 ey. chief or the b ureau ot ch(·mtstry at "·ashingtoD. read a pa. per on the Duttt?s or Heallh Officers in Regard to the Adulteration of FOOd. Thi" papers .ead at the conference '\111 be pr1nted a nd copies sent to the membe~ . From .. ·--·£ UFF, l;9-·-N·,Y..· ·---·.. -·-· ..;·tQ?·.~-~~~~:- ---...--. - DR. W. D. GREENE HAS RETURNED. I r n."I m to th that the \."Ofll D tinn ( d to u.raft. 00-' f '}f ~t: n: ...... u to l_\' h· _ ::-.~Hure L'11"; ""j !('r Ilf..,'·uhu;: for u t.' IlPfH.'IUtruent of f ur luld, ' 11 •• rlli'1: :. 'K'tor~ who ::-hal le ....... tI~)l.('(1 In tlu .... dty. "he W.l1t 1 f:.. ndditi 1141 in:'Pt""~ r~ fu r the purl~ ,.. ~ of tl Ofuu=h iun~ti,.: .• UOll of ~vUr 'f'~ or milk ~.!PIJly for th .... ('tty. • me of the milk fur liG:'fa.o l."OIDt . . ' ,Ill _ilin!.! COUlUI 1 tl,,! "" ut n f".'VUlWUllll-:!. L.ou UUl.:.u a~kin~ -1 • ...;, I tte dirt-, t J. f t·uUl .ull~.:au)- c tUOty . lu :-ouch :t t'Il~' line of the nt!'w j,n"';ll -.'WT'3 <."On..:tl fv! 0\"1 [lIe route of th~ mUk rl.:':lt hItu th:t ill't,'"'" :lud fiuJ ut ex3.ct~y tbe 'u. _ ti 1" unit~r whieh it k haudj I anti ~h.ip' (>N to t ~ cit, :--.>. yon ... ' , !.he W('r .... of t ese In....pCC ( w oulu.u·t bt! J.uniteti Read a Paper at Meeting of Sanitory Officers Held at Al-beny. - GREENE ELECTED MEMBER OF AMER ICAN WHIG SOCIETY I Health Commissioner W a.lter D. Greene returned to ~traJo this mor n ing from Albany. ,,-here he a ttended t h e fourth annual convention of sanitary officprs of the tnte. Abou t !50 pub llo health offiCials were present. " The meeting- wa..s a most successful one," said Dr. Greene. "I haye no doubt much good will come tram It tn the promotion ot better sanitary condItIons throughout the ""tate. One of the mo!\t Important matters taken up 'WllS In cor: _ nectIon with the Jaw which forbids the erection o f con!l!umptlve s:anl tar la In the Stft te unless the Board of Superru _ Ors of the county In which B. sanJtari um l!'t to be built give thei r pennts~lon. 1 ur~ thE' delt"gates to u se eYery etfor; to ha. ,"eo the la w repealed ." I Dr. Greene TPad a paper o n "Upl / l,{pthods and Forms ot PrCK'edure In :- nltary Work:' -------- �om ------f) .. - ---- -- ----.--------- - ---- -- ----- --_.-J. I nuntr)". INSPECTORS FOR CO UNTRY DAIRIES Th~ Itlr. ha"e to !"ely to a great pxtel1t upnn the ylgilance of the town health .Ruthorltie-s to report dan- ot l..;"E'rOl1!' ('ondHlon~ a~ to the ~our("e the milk !'lU11ply. and thf' experience of Buffalo In th~ (.:a~e of the la~t A NEW PLAN TO CONTROL DAIRIES STUB SANITARY OFFICERS IN SESSION AT ALBANY Common Council Will be Asked t~ f;cariet- Dr. Greene and New York City's f(""(Or PJ,ldE'mlC'. sUPPoFf'd to have been hnpnrlod to Buffalo through the soI Health Officer confer with Some of the Papers to be Presented call~e! certified milk oC the Briggs dairy Dr. Lewis. at Elma, has tendt'd to ('ollvinc(;' Dr. by Specialists. (ir(>(,IlP that a regular 5y::;tf'm of tn~pec - PROTECTION FOR CITIES 110n of nll· dairies ~upplylng Name Inspectors to Work in the Country. -4._ I milk to cltle. ought to be adopted. Express somo New O fficers would be State Em- time a~o. thpl"P wa~ some thought ot sl'>('uring lrg1s1atton at thE' coming sesployees under City's Control. .\g wa~ stated in ,Ion ot the sta t~ would proylde tor Four needed he re. ~pE"C'ial Health C'omnlissiollcr "-alter D. Greene had a ronferen('e wIth Dr. Dantel Lpw't, .HalE' t 'ommi$sioner of Health. a tll Dr. Thomas Darlington, health ('onllubs1oner of XE"W York. in dairy 'Ih~ Legislature which appOintment oC th~ ('nmmi~sloners to be ap- pointed and paie! b~' the state. but plat'ed under the jurlsdlctlon of the healt h (·ommls.loners oC the cltles tor DR. D. C. MORIARTA TO TALK.! h :1.\-" 11 ..... ·11 \\orkln~ on a rllan lIy whtl tllI.\- 11Orh.-..l with Ill!" n~gh-t'JnI'1' ot thf' III ("Ullin;! I';t;u.· h·-;:::I .. lntlll'4· tn gf'-t II numhpr (J lIu'Jw'>t, {Or oppolulrd til wurk ;IIUOllt!' 111 Il :o lrf ' (rom ,.. bkh thro dllf:>N tit .x,·w YUI BTUI Buf.f~tlll ::1'( th"lr IDllk flU, ply. hl! dum:,:, ti. 'til ir mhllb uholll UIJplylu:! til bl'lp !fCom tbp Gt;ll,' h'c:i"lutUrt, in tbl' m.ll tf'r. .\ t U t'onf,·rt·uc ' ht·t,1 m Allmny 13 , l"rioll), night at whlrh th£> tll'nlth ('omwh; f'~()nerq nanll'lI and Dr. J)anff'l I ... ·wl~. sla cOll'mlsslon,'r (If b('nlt h . Wf'r(" Ilt't St·Ol It wn uf'rUh·d to ubandon thi ... plan. Durlns:: Ih pa!<-t (("w w·,\('k Wl' W£'II mnst intc'N':o"NI I the 11df,ptloll ot SOUl(' plan wblrb wtlJ h(1tlp S!1f, ~nnr't th" pro pi£' of :'\I'W Ynrk lUlil Bnt t:dl' from lnf('etlons nio;;'II~I'~ thnt too ottf'll ariS(\' :n tht· !=\ouret· or ttl!' mtlk F;up('Ily (f {hr~t· ('Itff's, hroc:lllll' ('om Illl'I'd (rom In Qulrlt·..: m.1I1ro ItS thf'JH in \'nrlou~ porlion!'> ; th,.. tHRlf' that It woul.1 hf' uSoPI ...8S to at I"mpr to :::'t.'t tb(> l.ltQ:-,· ro mnk,.. th npf'0illfln('nt of thp r"(jlJirt'tI Ja ·r{·("tn n tbi~ tlmp, Dnri tb1s W.\!'i lll;l(lp- &0 ru.mlt£>81 .1 nlro U1"'tinl! Ihat annthror pl.1n "'as Immpd at 'Iy dptrrmwl"t1 upnn. ,J(f·ttlth (7oUlml ...:.... lnnpr (irppnr and Hp~1lttl ( OlD ni":"'l D('r IJarl1o;::rnn ha,·,.-. dtocltlNl To :t k tTl (ommOll rOllndI~ of tbE'lr relitl". Local Health Officer to Discuss "Sew· age Disposal"-Meeting Under State Department Auspices. "Hban) •• '. Y. D~c. 1~.-Iie3Ith officers from yarioUl, parts of the state an~ in Alban)" today in attpn<iance at I.. the better sa(eguardlng of cltle" dently the three offirlals at Friday tbtl fourtb annual conferllDco 01 the aultary officer. of the ~tate. held uaagainst Impure milk trom the (.'ountry. night's ('onferen('(~ Rl~o took that view l~nowlng that Dr, Darlington i~ also of it. for they d~clded upon a dlCCerent der the auspic"s of tbe ~tate depart· interested in that f:'ubje('t. Dr, Grepne plan. In.tead of applyln", to the Leglsla- ment oC bealtb. At tbi afternoon's arranged to have him j.lin him ill dlscU!5~ing the mattl'r with the State lul'E'. Conlmls~toner Gref'ne and Com- ~es ion paper;; w.;!re read 8:, [o11owo. Health ('"ommission€'r. Thp. ('onferen("~ nli~~lont"r Darlington will ask the com~ "Ii) g!cne of >cltool I:ou. .' Fran I, was apart tram the husjne~~ of thp mon councils of th eir respective cities H. Wood. cUid or bnreau or in;<pccfourth annual convention ot the stat,. to authorizp thE" appointment of the de~ sanitary officers. tn aH€'nd which wa~ ~ired In5pE"("tOr~ R~ <'fty employee ~, the , tIon state del,arlmcnt of "olucatiun, hut onc obje< t ot Dr. Greene's t rip to SlatE" Hpallh ('otumtssloner then to ap- "Te~tinb the eye. ot scboo! chi.dr~n." point thpln ~tat~ In~pE"('tors. without Albany. Dr. P. A. Callan. surgeon to th!! _. \\ The ('onfE'rPllcE' WB!i; lonl't and E'arne~t.. P:lY The ('t'fE'ct of this will be to have Ear Inllnnar). "The It la~t"'"d until 1 o'dock III the morning. thf'1ll under city ('on trol and paid by York Eye & ',hen It I.'nded the three offlcjal~ hall the dty that ~et. the benefit of their present status of the law n ating to luapped OUt a plan of adion by whirh sE"rYh.'E"~. and at thE" same timE" extpnd tbe Yacclnatlon of school children." il is hoped to secur(> hetter protection thE'lr jurisdiC'lon to bpyond the C'tty lim(or hmh Buffalo and J. ~ew York jn tht' it •. so that they may legally undertake Sanfo:d T. Churcb. ueputr attorn y matter of mllk sUPJ1h- from thf" coun- thp in.spE'C'tton of the ElourcE'S ot the general. tr~·. At pn ~etlt thf'rp is no regular and city's mllk ,upply. that Is. the dairies Tonight's Ilrogram includes tb~ folfrequE"nt tn~pection n~ dniries in the tn the l·ountry. lowing paper.: "Pathogenic Proto"'hen f'omml~stonpr Grf'"pne wac: zoa-a ~eries of recent Iny Jgalions" rtu~Hlonpd about the- mattE'r last nigh, hf' F:lld. · · Yr~. I'~ true that ~uch a (illUStrated). Dr. R. 1>1. Pierce. direcpl<>J.n hact hpf'n rlpt"idp..-l upon at our ('ontor of the Bt'nd!'T H) gienic Laboraft'fE'll4't~ la~t Frlda~' night. Of (,OUffle" it i~ m£rE"ly trntBth'e. for it dppends torr; "Ditrerentlal dlagno.b or b-ula ;upon thp puhlk Ff'ntiment and the ac- po"." Dr. F. C. Curtis. profes or 01 'm tio,", or thp (~ommon (·oun<"il. whether derUlatology. Albnnr ~lcdlcal Colle!!c; !l:1)C'h appotnlrnpnl~ will be made. I bplie,,€", hOWe\·l'r. that thr- public will be Di_ cu ,ion In Dr. W. E. Johnson. scc- I heartily in fayor of tht' pI~n when thp)~ retary state d par:menl of h altb, Dr. und(>r~tRnrl tht> bpneftts that will R(,J. D. Craig. bealth officer o( Albany, i ('ruft' to the ('lt~". ---- --- --~ ------ .-----------~ ------~ - - - --"'rhp outy of thesE' jnspe('tor~ would Dr. J. Seng.tacken. heal h officer of i H~A~D~ARTM ~N T hE' performE'd f:lolrly outside ot' the city. Stony PoInt and oiher~. althoug-h rntlr.I)· In \>phalf of the city. WA TeHI N fi UN D~RTAI(U?S. There wl11 be tbree ses,lons tomor· ,y~ hay€, at preSE"nl but one- regular Complalnt haa been made to the Health D~ . row at wblch the follow in<\' pap 'rs partment that an East Side undertaker t rle4 milk in!tpf'l"'tor. H~ is Dr. 1\Ia:r. Dr. ("lark to bury two pauper ch ildren In one «rave will be read: "Legal mplhod;; and a~~lsts him to ~omp E'xtent. and these ~~!!~~tthe ....cost ot the extra grave, The 1.wo mpn arr all who are a\"ailable for forms of procedure in sanitary work;' u repri manded. The Heal th In'f'estlga ting a report an unthis \\. 'ork. and their timE' i~ 50 taken up Major C H. HItchcock at Bingbama.a open funeral tor a Polls.!l wit h thE" "ork neCE'SBary to kE'E'p the dted 01 dlphtberla. ton; Dlscu<slon by Dr. 1. A. HI". prtml~{,S of the 41)0 anti more milk deal~ (>r:; within the ('it:r in sanitary condition health officer of Blngbamton. Dr. " .. that thp), haY'" no time to keep a watch D. Gt ene. health officer or Buffalo on the- rlniri€'~ in th€' ("ountn- from ",ht('h and otbers. ! tho d€'ah'rF rp('eh'C' thE'lr milk. "Sewage dlspo<al," Dr D. C. :llori· "Th£' ~tatE" In~pe-('tors undE"r clt,- control wClulrl attE'nn. €'xclu~h'ely t~ that arta. healtb officer of Saratoga. DIs· neg-IN'tPr) pnd. ThE'Y would nlakp tbe cusslon by J. J. R. Croes. C. E. of round~ of nil thE' dalrlE'~ at frequent InNew York, Profes..or O. H. Landrelb, tef\'a l~. It would be their duty to 5ep not only that .. hp dalrlE"S were In good of Union College and other ; "Antt-I fnnflary ('ondltinn, and the utE"n~ll~ streptococcIc serums." Dr. H. D. kppt dt"an. hut nlct('l that lhe (,RUle werp Pease, director of the state auti-toxlu ------------l:<'pt in Etanlta"Y EltahlE"s, and that no laborntory; "ExperIence with l\\"o I mtlk from ('()W~ nffllcted with tuber("ulo~b or othf>1' dl~pa5{,s communicable cases at tetanus," !>r. John Edwards,l WOULD INSPECT to human beln~~. ''''ould b~ sent to the health Officer of Gloversyllle: "Eight ALL f ARM DAIRI ES. city. AI~o it woulrl he their duty upon ~-ears expcriffice wIth fl'Omalrleh)de dl~(,o\'ery of \"ontaglous dis.pa~e tn thp famil~' of any dairyman to su~ppnd the Health Commissioner Greene ~31p of milk from hlB dairy until suC'h dlslnfectton." Dr. "'allnce Clark. health officer of rUea; "TestIng of time 3' the milk I" beyond danger ot In - I Will Ask Counci to P rovide illuminating oils." Dr. W. G. Tucker. fpnlon.·' $7500 for the Purpose. How man~~ In~pE'('tors would be reprofe.-sor of cht:'mistrr. Alban)' ~reJI­ ___ qulrptl tor Buffalo?" Dr. Greene was cal College; "Sanatoria (or consump- I Health Comml~ sJonel' Walter D. a::::kNI lives," Dr. Thomas Darlington. presl-I Greene has evolved a new plan for the •. I talkf"o tha t matter over VI lth Dr. dent board of health of Xew York Inspec1ion of the dairies in surrounding Grnnt. thf> Of>puty ("ommlssioner ot country from which ('orne::. Buffalo's I a~rkultur{' for thi5 di!'\trict, and hE' City; "The dUties of bealtb Officers In milk supply. He expects to ask the though tlu'rp ought to be at least tour." regard to the adulteration of foods." Common Coun cil to aliow him four In- / said Dr. (;repr.p. III ~hould say there Dr. H. W. Wiler. cblef of bureau of spectors at $1000 a ~ ear each and an arr a hout 600 or 'iDa farme1 s who supply account that "Ill make the mlll< to th~ 400 and more dealers In the chemIstry. '( nlted States dt:'parlmen t about $7500. I ('tty. and It wouW k"ep tour inspectors I nf 3lITicullure. lll dairies an~enlf "th· . fjvtsdtt t~e farmers', ('on~t8ntly bu~~~ to ke€'p a proper watch e;1 n c()on~agtous dlc:- I < • d I I .• eases Or other renson~ for ~topp1ng the o~. ~ 0 manl a r f'S. shipment of milk to the city the ' wui Ami what salaries would they repJ~ce an embargo on It. ) ceh"c'!" While I was In Albany last week I "That I•. of cou",p. for the councll to m talked O"er th" plan with Dr Daniel del·ree. but I .hould say H.OOO .. year. that has hud an important plae-e in Dr. lien? the- conditions are now fiuch that Greenp's thought since the ~('arlet~fe\'er It woule! b~ folly to expect the Legls(>pldemlc III BulTnlo last summer. That Iature- to consent t o thl.:; plan. Evi- "·=i . . tif'(,> .. hh·s to nnthllrlzP thp nrpolntmpnt o' n sutfh'irllt numh.·r of In"'rK'(·to", a...:: rlt\' "111 JlI<.l~e-!4. 10 lit· paid hy lhro rilii'!'i for t '!It.'''' work. rt tht'''(" In ... ~·tor.;: arc appoln HI Ih,· f.tat~ he-31th ('omrui~s:lnDf'r wil1 I n~kNl to eppoint li1pm R~ st.tte In!'PN''tor''' wlthmTt pay frum th •., ~t.u[ro. This hf'lu. whf (}nUI' Ih,. own \\ol1ld ha\'p jurbrlirltioo 011' fi.frle rh ... Ilmil!'l; of rhr> r-It,. from whh'b thf'v W tul.1 "·t· ul'puinll'tL all(1 tbo> milk !'Olt1l1ltjni: " nit! ~••~ thin rht" nh~olute control of th, ,. ~y nil t horlt if''', J Ir. (;rPftIl.· f··qjmnt('~ that four mpn 't\~olltd It(" rt 41'11,,'.1 Ttl do th .. work f.lr Buffalo. ant! j)· . . lt'H:"; tflat ;.:oo,J men ("onlrl he- ~(IoM1rt'd :It , l,U 1111 Y"8r I fun, Th(.;o:(" mt'n \\ould rl~. ~"" paTI.fh,olr tr::J.\"l'!inc l"XI)(,D~ .... Dr. Gte u, 1,!'I~t"'t'''' th;lt nn Ol:JnuaJ opproprlatitm at ,.,P!~) \\ork. ~ \\oald "'ut'Clrif'll:' for tb~ potlr•• Grl'Of. n ... ,t..rant ('Ommloto::toliPr (If lh., ~[Il'1 tif"par! r~f'nt of a::rtcultn~ In {·tlff·.] III natIalo, 1:0- ~ Itrl to cl:'rce ('otirt"I, With t~r piau tlr Dr. l';reE>nf' and to bell('\l' Ib1t tl I1r QU'D wouM. be n-qllirt'iJ to uo th. I Pro ~· ..'rk. Ie lot h('IiI''f'Pri thnt thf'rf' RrP at lC3~t .1111 funnt 1':-- \\ hll ort' ~ll)1plyin~ milk to t~ ,1C'alC'l':o' ,)f Blltrn.lo, Tht"&' rl('al(>~ arp Ill" ,.. Ird:-- of WC!. All I h",s.· fBrm('rs' dSlr1 .... \\'.~ulll .H <"IN> {Om'" un'}!"r th ... c1lr,·("..t SOper, ,bioll .111,1 In~pt'c,tfCtn o( IO!'i[wrto('l:, workln .... ttlf' {htl t.lt1('!oO to whkh tht' milk W'3~ tw>iu~ I «:111 ./ .. I -'" _... A SWIMMING POOL. -- Innovation in Public Bathhouse Sys- tem of Bu1faJo Recommended by CoL Ward. === f Lewis. State Comm i~~Joner or' Health and Dr. Thomas Darlington. Comml"~ , sloner or Health oC :';C\\: York City" said Dr. Greene, "They thought the plan a. gOOd one and much helter than .. th~ same as the pre~enl mt1k inspector recelw". woult! be about right. I Then thrlr trave-Hng and other expenses would hove to bp pro,'lded tor. An a p~ fn etTort to obtain l..gl,laUon re'lulr-' propt'latlon of ~1.600 n year would cover ng lm~pectlon of farmers' places I eVl'rything. th(> sa la ry and a ll €'xpense8 think It eRn be arranged "0 I( ;he .~lty or the four men. Tha t. I belleve. Is a employs the in~p ectors the State DE"very small ~um to balk at when you p~rtment of Henlth wlll Inw't them It! h I f h "lth nuthorlt;. to enter and In ..... ect all ! con, er t e va lie 0 t e protec\lon the dalrle~." ".v Dr. Green" "" ys th~re Qre 600 or 70~ farmer•.• endlng milk to Buffnlo. It would talte four men to watch that many ~ourC'·~ of the ml k c:upply. I Cil:: would rc€'ei\'e fr om the c lose eafe ~ guardigg of the city', mllk s upply again>! the po~"lbnllle. or Infectlon that P.Xl~t under the p respnt lack II' jqton over the f'o untry dairies, ...._ ('i ...._ '" II! ('OllHP. ..; <tior""'T' "lCHII, Y')rk. who COl" !oS Hllf' till f>a~t "hkh thpy would make the inspections. It is understood. however. that proln- I n. (;1'1"'0" lJ:ll'lth lJ.lrlilJ;::llIll .. f ::\",\\ Albany la"t Friday night on a .ubjc'Lt Inpnt health officinls ot the state be- -- n.·aItL rocului!-:slnnpr \Ynlt"T nllrrl110 lIJ1f1 I Ht·nlth Gr ~ ("oll"lll"liSSiOner I think the pin n iMo~"""'''''l ~ on~. The enlon Stotl"n t'omml"-, son dl'~~rn'~ wpli of thl: \·Uv (or what 1! ha~ n('compli~hed. It f~ liow for th~ lommon ("oun('il to ,h't wIthout un~ nel'.t·:;:-:ary dday. Of CllurS(" th~rt"> Wl;t nh\ ays be.' SOl1l'e kfc.:k(r~, but 1 think tllp m~ljol'in' of th~ ',corle (a"or Ihe p ro llO:-'It10n. " �--- i.. -. lfOW MUCH MILK IS USED DAILY? PHrSIGI~NS ~AE Health Commissioner estimates about Half a Pint per Capita in Buffalo. GOMING TO 26,406 GALLONS TIML FIND S H IS ORDER I S BEING OBEYED. I. 'C"E S De('~mb(' r lSth. thl.' clay On w.lt~h the .'lnh""T of H Itra Commlt:sioner Gre~nl' t hat all citY r h ",IcJ ans n~fod:fatel.r '1Is~n~\~ Tl'J on upon It,l h's dep!l:-tmf'nt 101- ul~~o\'t.. r.y o( c(ml ,~Iou~ we.nt Inlll efft"cl. thl,' nUi\lIJt>T or cor.ugtous (',l~~~ repoTtt!d 1t"" the HI.,altt, Dt"o artmt'Tll h.ts bten ::mrpnt'lnJ!' It or o'*es ('o nC'lusiydy that phy:::i("la n;:;; h a ve (al1(>(J on m~lny 01 a:-:ions; to not,fy r h~ He':iI th Ot'parlrnt ni t ! lht' ,=,Xt!'>t- E'ncc \Ie . . o nt:tlnou5 the" were h.~:l rnt=d tl.s€'i1~t':- or. at :\ll,," th~ tllne that Dr. G~n~ ha~ nude puhllc- hl~ dt'a'rmlna - l lor. to prost'l.:utt allY do. tor whu f.)il ~ to submit a report of 'hi-> \'h;.s.f3C'ter In rrason a hle limp. then.: hd~ bt:'t'n an av.-.1. kpn l n~ among tJw ph Y~JC18n~ wh(1 he re totl'l r~ ha\'t" di~obt'Yf'd Ihis la w. _.\ Etrtkin~ f"Xilmpit: o f wha t d rt c t th..:o rder of H.,.alth Commi~!'=hm('r G reen.;> ha d \\ .\g shown this m(lrn!n ~ In the N'portln~ oC sixt('ofn C'n Q '5 ll[ mo:'a~le.s. _.\.11 o f thf's~ C3 !'1l"~ n rt: lh<.'.. of ('hildr~n w ho attend school. Dr. f;n.f"ne =-aid meaL les "erif' m uch In evhl~'nc'~ throughout the c ity .tnd that O\'er 110') ('as.;.'s wcre rt:'pOTtl·tl last mna h. Th-onumber will bo:' 1 11('rea~t:-d prolJa hi)" for De<'embi'r . St;' \'('rnl hundrf-i had b(en repor ted to Iht' Heallh Di:-f.J3rtmt:nt up to Decembpr :!Otb. " T here are many ca!'=>,;~ of mea~le5 In today." said Dr. Grt."'ene. "and he Department Is doing a.1I it r.n!'=:<lbly ~.an. With e aS~iS{all('e o f the altend ~ n g physocians to ~tamp OUt the dl~ ­ !3se.' )n (\ .. t Y of H€-slth >mmim_sionpr -n-alter D. Gretne ha~ C"ompiled ~omE" fac ts C"oncerni ng the Qu"ntily of milk C"onsumed in Buffalo. The amount hems small when rt: duced to the per capi ta ba.si~. ht"lng .l. little over half a pint eurh d.l:}· for {'Bch pf'r~on. figurill 17 the dey's total population at a bout 365.000. But when t~\ken In the aE:"~regal~, the quantity 1::0 a pt to be a. ~urprl::e-. Dr. Greene h<l~ found that the total quanti ty of milk delivered In Buffalo eal"h dOl)' J..; ~h,-l116 .&alIon,:, or in a ye..lr ~.63"',19fl gallon:::. B01D(, l)erSOnS don't drin k milk a t a ll. while ot ht>rs consume ..i quart or more earh d ..1Y. SomE> l!'t \\a~ ted In handlin c-. ano ~ome i~ used in ~:ooktng. ::n that half a pint for each per:-on 1$ proba.bly a tai r e stimate- o f thlt" amount of milk ac tually ('on!"umed s:\ liquid And a large r ~harp. tc not the- lar't"e-r pfll· t. undoubtedlY finds its way in to the ~tom· tl('hs o r chilUrE'n, who .are morp lia.t'lie than arl ults: to S<'arlet fen;'r and diphtheria, t he ~o?rm~ o f which nr~ :-uppo:::e-cl to he communkated to them not Infreq ut"nth~ th:-ou~h milk. ThE' E xpress recently g-ave the first informatio n ('on('(>r nln~ a p la n o f Com· missione r Greene to set.' ure for Buffalo a n adrltt iona.l ~ fe~\lard :1.1::lInst th.' $prend o f dl~ea~f> th rou't"h mil k. Hrlpf· ly. h is idea is to have dai ry Ins rp.(' tor~ ma.ke the rounos o r all t he ("cum try dai ries that !'=upply milk to the- cit y. SP(' thn.t thefr dairies art> In ~anltar:r condi tion and that thE" cows a r€- prop~rl:r care d (or and free fTom dl5'ea~e-. Dr. GreE'n"" bE'lfen~~ that. R~ide f rom <:;('arlE't fe\'t,I a nd diphtheria germs, Buffalo milk consumers 3 rt' more or Ie- 55 e xposed to the dan ~rou~ kind o f s.t r~pto· coccu ~ Germs and the c:erms o f consump· Han ('ominJr from tuberculou!Ot c('>\\ ~. t~~ th dep:lTtment cor dnlry Indu~­ t "orne!l rlllve~ity. Co llp~e or -\~kultur(lo I ~lU~~J~ff:-. .0. "\~ !If'. lthar<'t, Dr". ~. 1m. llcaJ.lb : ' mmi.ssion :". :tr From what lof(ltmatio!l 1~ gIH'D III the tlrtl<"h', it m'l T(l !liP you mup bo on lh,. ril:t.t IT • :H! )("\ur plan:!! !'bould wcrk IUt :,.t1~!aC!j,}rtly it Y(lU art! rropcrly ~up­ f"::-tE'd Ot coUrSf'. It ,. m ~ Of'C[·:.:tary fo l' yOU tOO h:\\E' \\,.11-, 'n d m n for'" '·o:.Jr D~~f'(1 an nork A!'d lbr htet pU:'"p(-'~e or thiS ""'(Or ." to y that I 'blnk I can mLlt'::nd ~Dle I'U'b rueD to y It you "is;b mE' n do ~ We ba'"fl qUite a rgr numbj'l~ of c!al n'1.UdC::ll.~ taklDC OUT work "TU"\" year Rod w;' lIlak(ll '1 a pof::1.t to emphuize ibe imf'("lrt I!"fI ot notaTY dai.-y condition. )Iott (If bf~ m .. n ha\'e ('om., 1'r"m farms an,j t~l"lr hom" traln!nG. 1I("'th tt'("hnl~l Tralc:ng T('CPlnd In class, her,. ... bouM t>Q.Ulp them to 1O:\"\""e you sall: tory (I: nlclP 1 bf!: to.) ,-qnaln, I 'r OUf'!'l \ f'T)" JPl'ERVISOR·S PROCEEDIXG". TOTAL DAILY SUPPL7. This Amounts to 26.406 Gallons-Dr. Greene· s Plans for More Ade. quate Inspection. ==== DEC, . u"b "'t.'U stlc ... 10 "':a ne-l.'( ...... ltT I p I milk ~old In tbe cit)-. The ci ty has one m ilk inspector to in . spect Ol'er 400 mil k deai€'rs' l'l~lnt!l and thf'- .:!::! l' U)" dairIes. Dr. Greent' would like onE' more for the ci ty and four tor t he country. lIe figures the total expene(' o f thE' fh'e adnitional Inspedorfl, ind uding- ~al;jry o nd t ravelint!'" exppnst"!;::. would b~ le ~ ~ t.ba» S,- ..OOI) a :d- part ~t Ihf" (,I>DlnlUllk:Hinn ht' P'lrpo~ ..;. !=c I , i n~ t,"'I Ibp .. (lDlmt'ln ('ounc-Ji r~::1(' ... [jn = nu. ,f'I thority tors wf[h a pP'"'Ilnt .1dtlltloo31 milk lOsJ'H."\.... -.·bu"i.... b("lp bC" bopes to M :thlt" '0 kt'Cp 1Pl'E:ry dair,' th.3.t b3~ 8 i1art In SliP. ply-in:.: mllk t., Hllft'~lo (borou.:-n1J" 1 rd" r In <;:pt("Uon. Or. Grt·t·n,·'~ pn~\" ~ to ~,.k t,"'Ir (h,'" apW~!ntDlC'n: ot at l~l~t fin:- ad di tif'n.lll re lit In !'=('If'I. {()~-be ha!oO only one D 'W :In~t t,) b3 ,,"Co ::.;( tl( hi", mtlk in ... Pt.,,\·rt")f'S ~nbs~Ju"nIJy ~ llpn.lnh~ lls ~ta tt· 1n "'~~ON "hbt)Ut p.;l~· trc>m tht> "[.1t\~. Witb -.he be-Ip or <;:u jn ~rNIOts.. kC'cpln::! two at work in th,· t" lty :\11..1 t,lllr 10 tbt~ c'nuntry dl'rrlNs from whkb nurr.,lt, 11m" . bt'r mil k !;luprlt" Dr. <tte1:'np t~.'lh~'-t·~ be would ban~' ai <;:~'lu;~ ('O t I ml (If tI~,· sltuatluc. In prt.'p~rin.: h i ... ~t~ti~tI('$ with f'o:'terenct' to LDt" m ilk supply ('to[ BUltillo. Dr. G n.>("ot" ba~ found tb:H tb(' total t1usut"" ot mi ll;. flt·lIn"rt'1.l l":1l'h d.ll' In 80rralo ;l~O(]nts to :!t;.44'"lti :mll>lns.. Dlakin!! :! n~:'Irh' I ,nll o t fl 6'~_t!all =.1 1100... Fl::tu1u~ ~tbe ~I:""'''';' (h"'lPO;~~ UtlD. at :l1)(lut .1;:';.I~", .n nd maUne: a!hl'«"lln .... t"S tBr I~--s in h;loolll'~ .a ud tor milk I'~ed In ,,-·onk1n:. nr. lirt"t'nl t'stimah'~ 1!L1t bait :\ SWIMMING POOLS. ResolutIon Provld: n~ for 8 Bathhou,e Second Ward Was Refelred In I ..Alderman John P. Sul1h'an's resolution that the c lt :r blilld f\ bathhouse In Second Ward was conslde.red by th2 SanltRry Comnlittee oC the Aldermt!n yesterday. " People trom my w.ani a n d t he South ~ide don't li ke to "Wa lk a ll the way to the Terrac~ "\\"ben they wanl to t ake. a bath:· l!3.ld Aldermnn Sulll\·an. Col. Ward favored t he resolution. " Buffalo ought to copy E r ls' s v1an," saId he. " The-re they hay@ c.e~ent _ lined pools 100 by 2GO te:e t. The water 15 cha.nged ever}' da y ." The re~ol\1t1on was re1erred to Col. Ward a.nd the Health Com m o n~r, tbe Prom I I f'I.Dt I ... r bt' .l\"t'r:I .,!,· tldlly ''()n~'lmlltioo or milk. fn Iftluld tl)rm. (\t. I' ("'8 plta, I n tht.· CItT. It will J"\·:h.llly h- 4t1!J~tt tPd thll t th(> ert>at;'r part u t m ilk t,()l)..:utut"{1 In liQuid fvnn fi nfJ~ 11$ way lu tll tbt, ~t~'Imlwb~ o( childre n, wb •• are Dl.-,-p ~u",..·t'prfhl~. tb:ln Io!NWO P ' ISf'n~ t o aUdd.. trow (b.' t.ll.;;rMl("o i!erms th!lt nr~ tn"QuI'utly tooull 10 milk. 11 will f\e DIt"Dll>",N"t1 tho l tht=- lUilk whkb wa~ ;:;. U"'vt"tj to t,p tb(' "'!lU~j' ()( the ~';I rk"t t('n'r epid..-nllr io Butf~lo' "" £'$f sldlP sroetion SOUle m 'u lh~ J::() wa~ toono CI) l~ In fect~d with tbt" Mr..'Ph"'-.'()t.·us t::"f'rnl. 3:0d IL;}t not qUt'ntly t b\" ~erw.:; (tor tuberc:l:o.. is ;Jre fVI'nd In milk. Those who h:l1"(> git"PO Dr_ Gret>ne's pro- ' p'l"'t"d ploo nt ot dairies the h.'aq: ('"Oosldennion h,nl" ~t'n willing to rooct"de that it I~ pmcUt':1lly Im~..;:lble to ~i'rt" Rut~ talo a port" milt :o\upply ... Itbou t h~nlul! l ~upetTl.· Nt o~ tb~ S,lUTrf' trom which t hd-t supplr ('owes. :Uu<."h ot lb ... mIlk -:.J.o.. Its was 1010 Bua.3..kl t; (>s 10 botU~ that a~ fll1f'd at tbe dalril's t'lod which a rl' only ~pUed wben th~y an- L.'lkt'o Into the- h"""'mt'9 ot <."Ousum('t's. To ~ y th:l1 Ihe: OOt' mnt InsptX'lor wltb wbom the- dE'p:trtUlE'n t ot be:lltb r8 at P~'DC .;;upplil"d {'t)uld hli t"~ an,," adt"Q03te ~up\"'rYlsl(l(l ot the- milk suprly ~t Uutr... l0 is ridic ulous. And .fet the elI .f hss only o n(' milk In~p '("tor to In';;~"'t.. t tb(' plants of Ol""t.~r "'.0 dt"ale--:-s aDd t h; ~ dalri('s tbal 3r1? In..:ide tb4" l'lty limits. T he l'ecoN.s show tha.t i "-t tarms or d:U rtes out_ side th('> dty bl\~e- a J'.ut in sopply1n~ mDt ~ to Buffalo. w-bUl" Instde the city Umh.s 8 ~ f ~ dufry tums,. th("S(' ::!2 farms C'On tributlng an 8n.'ra~ of l,04i I-'11lJoM daBs to th(' mJlk I DRINK A PINT A DAY- OF MILK? Health Commission~ene Has Prepared Figures on Milk Consumed In Buffalo. I I lotn'-I Preparjn~ to a rgue his r eouest fo r JO~1"h.·t:li()o fou r additional mil k inspectors whe n the Common Council ta ke!l: It up, Health Commissioner Greene has prepa red some statistics abou t Butralo's mil k f;uppl)· He figu res that !!f;.4C6 g-allon s ot milk are ('onsumed In Buffalo e,en · da \about a ha.lf-plnt for each person in th~ city. or course. every penson d-oesn't drink mil k. some p referring o ther are to s£n-e. f o rms o t' Jlq uld r etreshment. but the It was to ha\'e facts a nd figureR sho\\"- ayeraxe...:-onsumptJon Is a hal.!- pint pe r ill~ th(! n~ed of sUl'h Inspector~. rE"atly <"a.plta. ThIs makes a. tota l ot 9.638.190 tor the aJdel'lllen and ('ouncilmen w hen gallons a year. th€' propo~ltlon i!:l laid before them. that. Dr. Greene figures 95 per c ent. o r this Dr. Grf't"neo had hl~ rE'Cords trOnE> OVE'r milk comes from is-4 produce rs whose ca refully for proofs or the Quantity o f t arms are outside the city. I t Is theOile l lnilk sold In Buffalo. and the n umber o f be wants the to ur inspectors to visit c;:ource!'t or the qupph nnd keep watch of The lone milk in "'"' ~ ~ ".. sPe<'tor now on the Health Department .F..'·~ry person who dE'a~s IJl mtlk 1n t11t' start is keot up to his chin In work ci ty 1~ required "h)fi ordlIl ~~ n('"p to gpt R looking after the .wo milk distrJbutors permit from the hp.Hlth df' pnrtment .,AC'h a nd ~ dafrle~ infi!lde the ci ty line_ year a t a nominal ff'e. In applytnc Co:- "The cJty enn til a tTol"(\ to let mflk su("h permit he must ~how thE" ~urt.'P;-O come In here from uninspected dairies." supp.ly ot tbl" city. All tha[ Dr . Gre<'o(' c.."Ul of hl5 s.upply, in other words. the- dairy. ~ays Dr. Greene. " It "pould COSt abo ut or dilJries from whi('h hiS milk co m~!:I $ ('100 a year to keE'p tour Inspec-tors a t do wltb Ihe 00(' toSpcort<'r hro bas J bt>ilU! His applit.. . a tlon i~ kept on record in thE' work . OR)ing thei r sala r ies an d ex- done_ Tb,· rl~rds ot pros{,(:l:tlons tUmln!'l:t department. From that re("ord D r. ;~~~; The money w ould be well Oal"odln).: milt d~"';llen;: show tbnt this one In~P<'("tor I~ kt'"pt Pl'f'tt.y busy. GrE"f'ne giennE'd the fa(' t!ll R!lI to the num- In ronn(W"tinn wltb Ib(' plan ~ Dr. Grt'enf' bl"r or farme~ outside the ci t:r w ho are to Sl'Mltt.' SOl'"tlU3l(' fn~J'l"<'tJon C)t ('tluntry shipping or otherwise de1i\'erin~ m Hk o;llrh"S t bat ht'lp t('l Supply Butral-t"l tt'~tb here. That numht?r i!'= ';S4. )Io~t of mflk. f( J<,; In ll'r"-':Ln~ to nOlf" th3t Prt'lf R the.e da'rip~ a re in Erie count~-. but \ . re:lri~\"'ln l"'1t Ibl" d ... (\..... rtm('ot of dsi rr Insome- of them are In other c ounti~$. dtL'try a l f'('Irn ..~n l'ntt'"('rstry ba ~ wrltt;n t() In addition to the~e, th~re are .:!:! dalr)~ r ~I'\~n ..'" hl"tlrtlly romm~ding Dr. farms within the city. \\ hi('h a l::o cnn ~ ··",("nt'" prf'fW'Sitllln hl C:''<'Ur''e the InsVl'C. trib ute to suppl)'ing the retail deruE'rs:. tlon ,"f rountry tlnlrlp<;. The number of reto\tIer ~ Is over 400. Th(' " You must ht"" on thl" rkht trac t an d YOU r ~ c ity dalrie~ ~upply about 1,0-4i g~lllon~ JlI:!I1$ -.:hllllid work ('tut j;:lti~r!\t.. torlty It 'you daily. or about 3S~.OOO g-a1ion~ a year. :lr~ propprly ~\lrporrf"tl:' Is one of th(' rom. This shows that the country dai rIe s ment!( ot I~o t PPD.~on. supply about S5 per cen t. ot aU the I Ie Per Capta. Use in Liquid Form in This City About Half a Pint Daily. tr-ulr. R. A . PE..\RSO:-O:. Count rym en will object. After a ('onferenre with the- Hatp health cOlllmi~sioner. Dr Lewis and o ther s,lnitary t' xpt>rts \\ ho a ttl"uded the re<"f"nt ron\·£Ontlo11. nt Albany. Dr. GreenE" reached the condutc=ion that to St-cure the~03 i nsp~tor~ b:r nct o f tbe Legi~lnture is o ut of the Q ue~tlon. beca usi" th(' cou ntry le~151R.ton=·tha t is. practically all the le£:hlators oulsld~ o f "Xew York a nd Butral~would o ppose piadnrr ad d itional supen'lslon o ver o r re~lriction~ o n farmer __ 80 it i~ belle\'ed the onl y re~ible WRY to get the plan in operation is b~' ha\'in~ the Common Counell pass an o rdinance authorizing the health dt:partlllc-nt to appoint such city Inspenors. "\\ Ith pay. and then ha YE" them a ppointed state insp('('tors "\\ ithnu t pay. by State COlnmissione-r Le\\ is, \\ ho ha.~ agreed to do so. That will trln~ the inspectors jurlsdkllon ill the country while putting them under thE' control o f the <.'"it}' for the bt:'neftt o f which thE'Y MIlK ~IAll~lI~S. Vf".r ~_r "1 a(teo".on b .. ~f-I'I "Itld ~o an ;;.r :.("11'" In Th nll!!al!") 'J:Xf'N'!ts "o! De 't'mbrr" 1" . Ie ,,-hh"h _. to!' ,.~ ted that ~. u b OlH' dpcMeJ tn I kp a J&tt: :;t·p l!l ad\'~e ~ ('oar('Ct.C'tl t\'!4h th~ R.: ....:.'- !Ut'Ply of your ALL Amount seems small when reduced to per CapIta Basis-Need of Inspectors. COMMISSIONER HEALT H THE 195 m I Gtrtls-t I �Dr. Putnam off for South : Dr. Greene is soon to go. !;r.D CI"E!'I ' ne. hp,lIth ('0111 - m"''"':''''o'''n'''e~r''.r :w ill Jraye J1ere on Monday 10r Hayann . Cuh~. to hll f'n d t hp dn n ual meeting or the Atner il';tn Publi c Health _l\ss:ocj;l(ion, whic'h will r Ollven e in that THE nEQllllfo:"r-:'T~ OF Tlill I, \. W. ctty on Jan uary 9th and continue to January 13th. The aS ~ QC'lation is c om ~ ri.• ed ot sanitary experts and health officers of the rnited States. M exi co and Canada. Y I~ t fr1 3\ ladll"tml'D1 ,.. hiJ\"ln j.{ to rt., ~lth ,.-jolllllr'nl"> ( j f t ~p ti'u r1n ent bOIl~1! D uring the rive-day con .. Vention the matter of the disposal n ,:,'11 In" Tl}l''' iIJlIi"IIIII'n ! " 'lI . u nl :-. ... '·f1 I;:,JlIU.. t th" (nlln\\jn:: nnml"fl p f>r ~flll"" or !!ewast'e. garbage, the milk su-pp ly and other ~anitary mea~ur('s on the island 'will come up for discussion. Dr. J. H. Putnam of this city. with ~ 1 other ph'·slelans. left Baltimore yesterday on board th e steamship Athos. In Hi'l'lltll,1 11111"'1', H"l'klu.... 'n" Wl're Indtl'tlll"nh; "'nlff'r tW(): . " ~f'!!h , lrl~t", ( nul'~ W IUl:tm I .J(;IIr!wl= 1 1.1'l'Pprt. I:OIJI1:1 'I (· 'labf"lli. ~Ia!"y ( '. lI()fl~ "' . tn", ,\ . R.i.J' kfOr, tpn: ~,lInllf'1 .\. Tnrrf'nt·!·. .I lnoh." I.. ~ml'h , !-h: fllllr. r: r h· ,'nlllll\' ~lI"-lnl!e R,1 nk. two ; ('aro lin( 'I r 'lPI, ''''0; " III!.I01 , ", ~tr It'lm£'r, t\\o: r £,11"'"" I~ T(\l"'fI'D'>", l~·n. or 11,,-. (Dnn.'" pi'J "on", whn ha rt hpen In. fi ll °NI I,y I hI" s:'rnnr1 fury th. ·!". Arp but I~ rr pPTtt.ln<,; tl:::::linst \\"h"m tb,.. tn rt if' thlP11ts ur, lIf1W ",Iaudin'!. T hfO" I1:T.- .T ull a ''-BrleD, .\nr:(>ln n 7.7.10 :10, 1 2'1 111',1 HI ??! u . bound for Panama . to attend the fourt h annual Pan-American M edical Con gres~. l\'hich will mf:'et there ear ly in January, On th e seventh instant t he part~· wHI sail (or Hayana, to be th & guests of th e Public Health Association. II Cnllnlv ( /'Inr t Jl1rl~l) EmPTY II. 1I1~" I 10 - D. G R EE'E. Hp tt lth Cn mmf:...sJc:'IDf"r of R :.. trn ln. n-bn wi ll }rll Yc h l' rl ' on )l unc1a ~' to Il tt Plld l hf'> a o · n u n l m(,pl l ns:- of th (' Alll (>r irnn Puh ll-' I [('l1lt h A' :-. odntfou, wblrit will rO ttH' ll fll In fi.a\"nn a, Cuh;). on JUDuary !Jtb au d to ,J au u a ry 13th. (Ji'f\ tJDllt"' III Ih.· ('.'1"'PS B u ff ul o p h .'- ,j, IH' wh(\ was 00'" fl f 1 ))rarty nr !:!2 wh kh lrfr RlIltlmol"{ .\' I 'S l f':I 1.I Y tnr 1'nU 01n1l1 I I ~ c1 f'lt'~al('''' to 'hr· Fnllrlh P., n.\ 1111'r'''/l11 '{ ('(]It ''Jl Conrrrt'l--", wblel.& mef.'l::. tn l'tlnnJllll Ol11.\" 111'\.1 lUuu'il. fir Tant-fIt !l;::;Jt n ~ t I wbnm in r1i ·tOlI ·nrr, \ypre 01 m.· . . PfI It ~ ns ! tatNI If] I tht.\ IMd ma,t,· 11H·rr lP DPm "'ll houf'i('lJ .·onf .... nc t Ihf' rp!IU ·(>llHn l,.. of tb.~ law. I From -~ --~ - ~ ---------~-- --. ---- ~ --..... Stroo fl-May tbam. very bea uUful wedding ~·as ce ated IMt e\"Cnlng at 8 o'clock at th r Idence of CUr. an d )J rs. Edward C. ~taytham In the Circle. " ' hen their daUJrbteT. Lillian ).lae, was marled to Dr. Roy Gilbert Strong. The ~eremonY was per fo rmed by the Rev . "'t11lam C. Wllbor of Plymouth ~r. E. Church and was witnessed by two hundred l<Uests. b The house throughout ,,·as very eautttull y decoMted with Ohristmas greens a d red save 1n tbe dra wingr oom 1 w~ere a chapel eftect was produced by \ an altar of deltcate green vtnes and white blossoms and a background ot Ascens10n lilies. palms a nd southe,:n smilax. The brida l party ca.me doW", ! stairs to the mu sic of tbe Lohangrln. the bride being attended by her fatber and ,,'alklng to tb e altar through a n aisle formed by white ribbons carried by the bridesmaids. ~llss Ida March. Miss Stella. March, :-'1I_s Henriet ta. I Beyer . Miss Fra.nces H a ll, Ml_s Jes.l e S tvgalI )Jlss Ali ce Anderson. Miss I Laura Pratt of Batavta and Miss MaU d Gott Paul of LeRo y , In g owns ot white silk mulI o"er taffeta. \n ]830 styl e and ca.rryIng arm bunches of American I 4~ - TEN[M[NT DR till' x,,,· Y"lk. \Ihich \Ia, hdd r",'uilil al \1h:II1Y. I'll,· 11 II 11~ I\a- allul<kd by abollt ?,;IJ Iluhli.: h'l':dlil "!'ti,,ia'" hd"n 1\ h" l11 Ih. (;""'m' I"l'ad a papcr '·l1litkd. I.t·!!'al Iit'lllocb and i () f)·1-. (I i pr( Il'l'durv in ~anltar\' work. INOICTMENTS OI~MfS5tO r om ---- - --- - - - - - - - - -- -\1- -- - ---- - ------ Owners of Bu il ding:; Comply With Requirement s of the law and Prosecution IS Wi thjrawn. ------ - ---- .. ------- --------------- MEASLES IN THE SCHOOLS TU~' BpnutJe~. 1.200 (,4'E~ DESCEND UPON REPOH1- ! OTHER ViOLATOR S TO BE INDICTED. brine, 11."'ho wor~ a gown ot "tiRE C'hine!'e crepe tr i mmed in m£>dalED TO HE .H .•TH OF.P .\RT'ItJ VI' 1iI.~~~ ot lare anI'! oC pa nne yelvet seeded FOR DECE,IBER. 1 pearl~. Her tull&> veil was f a R'"' t"n"d with a halt wre"th of 1I11e. of the yttl1py a·nd ~hE' ca.rried a shower of Forty indic tments ngaiI1-.c:rt per~ns Inte~. Her slf'ter, )1I5S Xe11 1e _\liDit )1ea!=pl£>s are ~n prevalent jU5It nt)\\" charg ed with ,"folating the tene-men t j )IQ)~tham. mAid or honor, wns gon·ned among lhe school children In the rill' hou~e In" w ere dism isse d b)~ Ju dge in whit~ m~~f;p.lin'" ~!lk o\·er t atrl"'l a as to be called an epidemic. although EmPTY In Co unty Court this !or~noon. and carried bridesmaids' rOses. )IT . Cloy ton Grepne Wl;lS the bp~t man anfl by no means the great e ~ l E"o Idf'mlt: ot The-$'e d id no t reprt!sent <10 indh·iduals the bride was glven away by her NAMES OF FIFTEEN ALLEGED indic ted , but that number ot ,"folatlons. the dl!='ea~p known to th p Health D efather. The t enement owne rs who were under! par,Unent. After the cel"€'mony a r ec~ptlon 'W'a9 VIOLATORS TO BE PRESENTInd ic tmen t and r:o,," are reIle\-ed nre 13 1 About 1,200 ('aSe!; ha vE" bppn rpport r n held. :llr. and :lI r •. )!aytham and :lIr. In numbe r . Some had one or t\\ 0 indict-I and :-'Iro. Rho ldon Strong or :lIedina reED TO GRAND JURY. to the Deeartment for the month of m e nl~ against ~hem. o ne Emma A. f ceiving with the brl1Je ann. groom. Bark-to"r outranked (he re~t n lth 10 to December. :VIT!=<:. 1rlaytham wor e pearl grey silk her "red lt, or dl!'Credlt. as the Chari ty poplin. t.rimmt'd tn handsome la ce an d Dr. C. F . Gram of th p Bun'au of F [FTEEN cases of ten e ment hous e Orogan tzatlon oC'i ~ty. which stirred the groom's m ot hf'T. ~{rs. Stro-ng. wore Vital Statistics stateti that wh ile o wners who haye vlo lal E'd tht., th~ prosec uti o n . \\"ou!d pu t it. a toilette of bla",k .Ilk. !\,r. ClaUll,n measles prE' \·all to flame E"xtE"nt eve r y tenement law wlll be presented The In d ic tments dlsmis!'ed were ~wa~ best man. winter that An epidemi c only o('c Urs to th t' n e w grand jury n ext Frida:,'. agaln~t th e (ollowing : ----X-monl{ the gue~ts were :\Ir. and once tn fivE" ypar~ nr E"\·ell farth er apart Announ c ~m('nt was made to thIs et'fe-<.' t Bernard Huber. ~ Indictments: Walter ' Mrs. Sheldon :II. Strnng and )11 •• Tur _ thnn that Interval of tim e, probably b('in the DI~lrlc t Attorney's office today. G. Hopktn~, :! : Joseph :'\l c ~Iahon, )[ary ner of :\fen oin.'l, :\I i~s Pnrtpr and )lr. and caUSe a npw crop o f children co m e up It Was h:arne-d that In~pec tor J ohn Guern..""y, 4: William C. Hodge. ~: Jad)Irs. Smith PortpT ot Geneva. :\Irs. to lake th €> dt~p.as{> . This ls not the Brown of th e H eJ!ltb D~artm$fJl t and \\ Iga Leppert. Emma A . Barker. 10! Charle~ HouJfhton . ~ [r . and :\Irs. John grpateE=t epidemiC' W P ha\'e h a d In the Tlurd As~tRt~nt m strlc t ~tlofn ey J ohn hnnl. L . Smith, 6; Samuel A. T o rrence. Pratt. :-'Ir. John Pratt. Jr.. and :111 <_ ctty by any mE"an~," said D r. G r am, \\' . Ryan he\ ,.. prep~\red :\ list for sub4; Erie County Ba vtngs Bank. 2; CaroBaker or B :tta,,!a, )Ir. and )Jr5. C. \ when questioned by n rE"port f'r. "Onp n11s510n to the grand jury. Hne- ::'\h~t}ner. 2; ~Yilliam F Strasmer, 2; ~trong ot Ea~t Ru~h, Pa .. "Jr. and ~lrs. n 850n for the appan' nt i n t~ rE'a~e ot )[r. Ryan and In~peC'tor Brown . who Fran ces B . Torrence, ::! • John Stanley of Anderson, In rI.. :\Ir. •c~ i1 n d o wn with theo m easl es' ttl thf; YiRits the tenement houses In Buffalo to I ~10,N ot th~~e people are large prop1.nl'! Mr~ . John H ouse and Mr. and ):trs. ~tr gency of the health Is \\ 5 now n~ dl!'1cover violations. h eld a can terence E'rt)· owner q . ThE"y rE"fus':'d to obe \· o rAiken of Cle veland. O. c pared with those of five or six this morning and went over the nature d~rg o f th~ Health Department to I1x Dr. and :-'1 ... Strong will be at ho me t'an~ back. ~o chlld i~ r eadmitted to of thf" violations In each ('a~(>. From a ' t;p t he ir build Ings to meet the requireat No. 172 Xormal a.venue atte ~ebru..,.,.... rhool wlthout a d oC'to r' ~ c ertlfkate of reliable sourCe it wa!=<: a~c(>rtalned that m e nts of thp JRW . Pro~cutlon belore ary I1rst. ""-/ ecovpry whether attended by a. ph:ysi- some promine nt people will be indicted th~ grand jury tollowed and the Indlctlan durIng th e illness o r not. If the for th(:~p ot'fe ll!'tes. Health Comml~mpnt~ Wf'rp r eturned. fa mily doctor Is not caUed thf' distrlrt sion(\j' Greene ha~ glye n each tenement '{"'te rday A."t. Dlgt. Attorney John r) hy~lcian wIlt IssuE' the r ertif\cate. OWI,r nn pportunity to remedy the Ryan apP<'ared b.fore Jud!t'~ Em ry and "By this method 11ro\) u bly a thousand exl . tlng Hils In th.lr respectl\' e place~ stated the defendants had alter.d their ca s es are r eponed In e XC~ 5S ot th (\ la ~t ba t they hnvp fnll~d to tnke adyantag-~ propt'rtf(¥l; !to ap to comply with the law epidemic rep o l"t~, dating back to the of ttmf' €'xtenRion and requests to com- and Health Commlsstonpr GrE'ene and ypar '99 01' 1900," · ply with the law. It ha~ gone ~o Car the (,harlt~' Organization SOciety was Bui'falo Is due for an epidemi c th is now that the He31th Department ha. lh" Indictments should be dl,.. year. but none of the cnSl"!1t a r e ~ erlous. tlrel1 of making oYerturefl to th(> own- willing m i!'spd. Jud~e Emery took thf' V((ltW In some of the s ('hools th e attendance er~ nnd ha s placed the caFes In the that ns the ofTense~ ('omplnlned of "'·erE' Is malerlally affected. as In ~o . 61. hand. of th e District Attorney for r emedied and all partie. Inter .... t.d where 41 chitdren were at home with pn Ewcutton. would be .3t1,l1ed to let the ca"", drop the measle~ before the holiday (, I O ~in~'1 It l!'t ~nhl th:lt nmong t h o~(' who ~t:\nd the proceedings might as w.n he Mo rei . G . SherwOOd ' ett t nd N'as 1 44 0)8 3- and 39 where an C'xc(\lIf' nl chan c.'(' ot b"lng lndletf'd (or (Jun.rhE"d , so this forenoon Gr Day. accompanied b ~ H aVana, he made the a . . , -.' , ' \ thl~ Orrl' n~, · 1:-: ;\ promln(,l1t Pollt:th €"Cl'h':;Iimany ca5es are reported. 'I he hI~h n~t1 (' . who Jq thr (lwnt"r at a l Pn lllt'nt orner Jiii~' of BUflalo. N y Y r . W. ~('hools hav E' hE:pn pra cttca l1 y exempt hou~(' tn \\ hl ch t hrrE' arf" ,!;ald to llC" rhrf'(' or th e many persons hu\kterl on I\' e" health c . . ' ~""ue from the diseasE'. but five cases be ing rl\mtllt·~ lh·lng. when (~f' law d('m;lnd~ three now nrp under charges_ They are for sev~ral o runl) SSloner of Buff 1 yea rs The'J a 0, repor ted from Masten Park an':} one thnt only t\\'o !iihnll r C'sl.l(' th"'rf> bt'(' au~ I..' Julia O· Rrlen. Angelo Rlzzlo and ~! nu, 1 b • out three week;. Y WI J be gone trom Central H tgh School. th(" plaN" I~ not ~uffl('lt>ntly prC'pnr('d for Rlzzlo. A new batCh of ca~£I's will go mort\ than thl~ nu mbf'r. J InAp('(: tor Drown said: " "~ e ha\·p r("- to the grand jury that eom'ene" nex t wepk. pl' ~ul..od l y r eClUt'sted thE'~E' ft ftE'E'n t rnl"'m ('t,t own(,TR to ('om ply wJ~ h th ~ law hut thE'.ohft\'(' IgnoT('d our nOl1~i'~' At thl'" rl'QUtH The , I TENEMENT OWNERS. I UP /' I "T. I D.! I I a of ('omml~~hmrr n·t·nE' thf' ('aSf'~ hn ,'I' hl'f)n ~\lhm1ttf'c1 to the- Dis trict .\Uornl',· :\tr Ryan ilnd my,:;;rlr had :\ ron(t'ft'I"'1 ~\t 'wh{('h 1 wtll' dlr~ct('d to pr('J'nr(' my *",·lu,,·n('(' tor jury 01\ l)rt'!II:t~l1tatlon Friday H( to \hf' ~rar!"l tw xt wN'k", fHlbp or.na 0;; \\'111 be prt"pn.rt'd Immf--'ulatt·l)". !"ttr. Ryan ~tlid ~ ,·It hl\ ("on\t' l\) .'\ point whf'rf' tlw prosecutiun or thfl'f> n •. ('("~sary.'·. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Ilt'oplt~ 18 l �197 1 04 MfASlES RAGING AMONG SGHnOl CHilDREN. IN BUFFA LO AND HOW E VER Y PROMISE FOR THE CITY EXPANDED GREATER GROWTH IN 1905 [Greatest Epidem Ie of the Dis\ ease in the History of I Buffalo. (\MANY VACANT \ SEATS IN SCHOOLS. l Estimated Thllt the Total Number of Cases in the City Th is Month is 2000. l F. HOWARD Buffa lo hall on ita hands a mea.alee epl- !; emlo surpassing 1'1 extent any kno wn In I;he hIstory ot. t he city. In the tlrst 30 d ays ot tbe month juSt closing 1140 cases bave been reported to the Health De~art­ ~t. The daily average Is 40 C ~ JU8t before t ho schools closed to r the ChrlSlJmaa: holidays 60me were sadly depleted ot pupils. In !!lome classrooms the ab- ............... ~~ Benc(: due to roeaales wa s be twen 10 and meal;.les than usual 1n t he city. bu t tew r r V lI1 ..... ..... .......·;' .(t ----- DR. O'HARA DEAD. ENEMENT HOUSE CASES TO BE TAKEN TO GRAND JURY j eeper of Quarantine Hospital succumbs s uddenly to Rheuma_ tism of the Heart. ~~.e;~, ~Oca!:'s;~~~~~'13~~s~:; ~o.c;;,e~ Dr. Al:thllr P . O ' M ara. wa~ found dead in b f'd In the Quarantine Hospltol on ~Ul1dflY morning. lIe (}i~d of rbeumatJ~m of the h C'3.l"t. Dr. O'Harti hnd bcen k€'c p e r of the Quat'ilntlne Ho s pital fot· the last thirteel~ :rE.'nl'~. He \\·n~ a ~pecialfst in con tagloUS <~isen~c5 a nd had performed heroic f=er\'l('(>5 at times when Buffalo was heaylJy aff11rtcd. . Pr.ofe~~fonallY nt·. O'Hara was held tIl .htgh t"~tJlem . t:'nfonunately, his positIOn which he had c hosen for his liCe 's work pre\'ente-d him from ever becomin(p Jlrominen~ sociolly, The medical pro~ fes~lo n \n ll mOUt'n his 105S ueepI:r. 51!;4 t~~8~entrnl H igh Sc hool th ere was on e cast> and In t he Masten Park High School th er e V.'e re five cases. The prl, vate and parochial schools tare the same a s t he public schools. bu t as In mOfJt at these the- re nre tewe r Bcholars the number at cases reported Is smaller. "The numerous cases ot meaelea reported have made it necessary tor us to opcn new pagE's on ou r record books tor se \'eral schools." said Dr. Gram who h as charge at the vital stat iBtfcs ot the Health Department. "The epidem ic s urely Is more exten!tlve than we have bad In YeA.rs." - In the month or ::-.rovember the reports ot rn f'asle!'l were numerOU!i. equalUn g nearly the- previous ten months or the /Tear, but the {r)tnl was nowhere fi ear eo arge 11 8.S thle month's w11l be. The total at cases reported In November waa 723. This Y,-month It will be nearly double that number. Not nll the cases or this (llst"o.ee are reported to the Health Department, Be -------- J -~n many people think me~1cal attendance unnecessary tor a s1lgh t attack at measles .------and 80 the dellartm en t never gets a r ec~1{3" ===~= ord at. the C:lse. It Is probable 2000 would b e nearer the co rrec t number of cases In the city than the number r eported to the health ottt clais. ~EEN DIFFER ENT PLACES ARE TER'S PROPERTY S,AI [l Th!' ---------allFf"'lO.1'1: T m05-- ----- ---------- -----------------_. fHEAL TH DEPARTMENT'S -......... I NEW CULTURE SETS. On fH'C"ounl n r th i I neW' g\!;te E' n troducU ...)n of AI ----- J---- ---------.- --- ---------- ------ .It---------,:~:-:----------- --._;_---- ---- _ u __ In . ~~~~~~.~.~~~~~~~---' ~fj ,m oU llflde the Health Departmen t are aware ot the wldesprE:ad etrect ot Lhe disease. As a rule the ca.ses are lig ht. but many necessltale th<; <\bsencs of a child from school trom n week to a fortnIght. In two at the schooll> the numbe-r ot cases of measles reported In Decem ber was o\'er 60. 'lIhls report does not include t he wee k JUSt closed. which would tend to In crease the number at least a quarter. An Indication ot t he effect measles Is having In the schools CUl be gained trom the following table! which shows the nu mber ot puptle 11 . Schools vdth less t han a dozen cases are not reported : No. 1. 43 cases; No. 4. 11 cases; No. O. l6 cases; No.7. 27 cases ; No.8, 45 cases; No. 9. lS cases; No. 31, 29 cases; No. 34, 20 caaes; No. 87, 60 cases; No. 88, 90 cases; No. 39, 60 C8.ses ; No. 41, 26 caseS!: No. 44, 34 caS8S; No. 41, 18 c Ofles; No. 48. 13 CRSes; No. 4&, 21 cnses; No. 50, 24 CRSes; No. 55, 27 cases; No. ... lI . C. nL 1UHILL, Commissioner ot Buildings. who has k ept track ot the growt h or the city's building. Commissioner Of Health, who tells of the physical condition at Greater Buffalo. Year That Has Just Ended Marked by Steady Future Bright With Hope Bnd Mprch of Buffalo to Advance of City in Practically Every Line of the MlJllon Mark Seems to Have No Oreat Industry- OpInIons of Men Who Have Long Obstacle to Overcome- Niagara Frontie; Holds Been Identified With Business Affairs. Oreat PossibJlities For the Municipality. 2u per cent. I. . eople generally knew there was m ore IS nR. WALTER D. GR!!lENE. ~IASON", Secretary at the Chamber ot Commerce, who talks at: the city's industrinl expansio n. SUptrlllC" Court C;"and INVOLVED-POLISH MINISTO BE INCLUDED, Jury lablY may be indi c ted. It is sal'.1 tha t th e- owners of t h e places have been ; slyen ample time by H t:alth Com mls~Ioner Greene In which to make: the tenements ('ontol'm to the law , but that th ey have raHE'd to do f'O. The Healt h Department has got tired of Utglng the owners to obey the Inw and now the maller is In the hands of the c rimina l authorities. Among the cases which It is rumore-d will be take n to the grand jury is one of a Polish minister who iE said to be the owner oC a tenement hout"'C In which three fan.,tHes !lYe when th ere shou ld b l" but t\\o. if the law Is to be followed out. d .:\It·. 13rown , ~ald t?day. that ~e ha been tn l tt'uc,lt-d to plepal~. his c~lde n~~ for submiSSIOn to the grC\nd j ~y Fri clayof n t' ~t week. Subpoenas J~ t hE. cases \\ lt1 be . prepared h~mediatel}. :\11'. Ryan !;aid that ptO!'ecuUon has bCl'o1l1~ absolutelY (leCeb~ary. whkh i~ to he i'\\ 01'11 In next T~eSday mornln.~ will find lot5 of ,,·ork a\\ ailin g H, a~ no lE'~~ t han I;) (ilHS of owners anti lenemE'nl~ who are alleged to ha"e I . . t ,'iol.ttrd the tPn(>111ent hou:::e a\\ ale. 0 hL pl'f'!"t'nted to thc nranrl Jury for ltS ('ons\,l e nllion .\n(l a(·lion. Announ('e~ 11Wnt to lh~' t c·(ft't·t \\ a~ m~d~ thi.!:; a [~= (,l·noo11.. nt lhf' uffh-I' ~[ DIS~~ let At.tOl lWY \ oa.\.E worth and It \\as leatned thAt] pntJlr~lio~~. 0J~\~~~ ~~~~~ ~:~il~t~~~ ~~r:'~.i~,~ alt~;'~(ty . wl;o i~ being R!:.sisled in lh£' w01'k h:t: 'ln~IJe(':fol' John Brown 01 tlw l)('plll'lnH'nl of H ealth. ':'he ('aSl'S were di~('U!,;5U! at some It.nr;th this mnrnln~ by :\11'. Brown and 3.1' l ' r t ll In~ H.. (·tnr Brown has made pclr'so~l-a'l ~'i~. it!" to th t£"nc,ment::; \\ hieh art \t1\'olved und it l~ le<1I11(:«l th. the 'unes u r some- peopl!:! of promt ce ~~~Ill ~ (> f )~n(l ~\lnon~ tho!';£' who l)r - 1 I -- - ----------~ Intorator.\· ";,f orth~ar1 1 ('~I~hxlnpg in the phn.:oklans "ho h' . . . 'epa rtm pnt sets In th,.lr orrk~~ e A~~·\ unU$P{I culture tur n thlO' S;8m '. reqllC$tpd 10 r ,>. lhp H f>nlth to nn.\ polJc(' ~latllJn or t tl eXl'hang£> th ppartmpnt and re('ph't> In torml't. O~e- containing the nf'W blank ------~~---- t, EENE TO HA VANA AUDIENCE PAPER BY DR. W. D, GREENE. '0 111 Hava na . Jan. l O.-Dr. Carlos Finlay, th e president. on formal opening of the annu al meeting ot the Am erica n Pub· lie H eal th A~socl 8 tlon ton Igh t . paid 8. tr ibute to th e sacrifices at America n yellow teve r experts on Cuba. Tn t urn he was complimented by several speakers for his own services in discovering . the met hod or yellow fe\'er p ropaga tion . T he disinfection of school books was t reat e d In a paper by Dr. V\'alter D . e, health officer at B uffalo, N. Y_ ------- ---------- .... - - ._ o. __ ..a...J_ ---_._-------- - -- -- .. ~ ~--- Buffalo's Health-C _ . omm lsSloner Before the Convention at H avana. '_, ________ , __ .----------------. DR. G:fI.El::NE IN CUBA. ealth OOic(>r 1ValtC'r ]) Grpen l! who Is w In Culm, Yf:stl'rday' reud a. 'papE'r on • D ls lntectlo n of Schoo lbooks " Lefori' !~C'H~~~~~l.an Pubuc Health AssOcJd.ti<m " lInn1no1 , ,1:111. n.-Dr ~. PI"'sidf'llt . ('1nrlo~ .Ii Inl~y , . on f ornlllll. •. nlll1l1:11 111(>('1 in;,: of til .l -.)PE'IIJII.'!' t h(1 UE'o1llh ,;\ s~ )cintioll : \IlI ~ n <':l n Puhlic' lrihuL.-' to the "iHc'rif:, I,t·~qf ttl!,dlt.. "nid n Iow f.('H'r ('XI>I'rl'· l«(>~o ( . llh'l• \ llJer • <.: 111 r I ('flu .Yf'JWas ~'OIJI"'illll'JII"d Ity s('~'~r. Il turn he for hiS own '\C'ni('('s' . ,ll SIH>; i1~f'r"S m ... thnd oC "l.I/0", f' JJ1 dls('m·<'l'in~ the .. ' ('Vel' PI'UP'l'" TI 1(> dl,"BI1[rl'I,·oll r . I ' ,..,1 t-Ion. t ' " 0 St· lnol , r('n f<'d il l a !'IIPPI' h'~ I I ,'~O ks Was ("; rpC'IH\ hrllJth COUltu' ~.' r. \ alter n. Ih r ", t X. Y. ............ 1:-;::~lOner a t 1 . - --+-_ __ BuITaJo, WOMAN'S ASSAILANT NOT ARRESTED I ' p to this morning, thp police- or the 12th pl~l'inf'l and th e men detailed from he 8d quarter~ to work on the ca~c. ho,~e not su{:C'cf'ded tn locating the myste-rlous Mrangf'l', "ho represe-nting himself as an InEpe<"tol' from thp Health. depart tnw.. luHd ':\lrs. Ida Sapelt l nto thel'pllar, At hE'r hom e at 1'\'0, 973 Gpnf'SCP ~lrePt, and Aftpr binding and gagging her. looted the hou~p. Th(' Cpllow FlIC'(,f'Nlpd In ge-ttln({ 8 way I with R gnld watch and $1 in money. Mrs, R~pp€'lt i!:ll stili ~uf(prtng from the ~ho(.·k of hpt' strA.nE:'c adventurl". Shp has ~IYt'n thE' poltC'e an accurat(' dpf$ rrl pti on oC the fellow. During the past few wt"£'k~ !'I(" \'eral complaints hllv~ bl~en made about a. man ~oin~ about In that neIghborhood re-presenting h imself a~ a n in~pector and It tR belic· \'t:'d that Mrs Sappelt's n::;sallnllt is t he SQllI C fellow . I �-.. ----- ---- ---. - -----------------. --- ------ ------- ------.-- -- --- -- ---- -- - - -..... - -~ ---------- -- ----- r wo BODIES UNDERTAKER SAID TO HAVE TRIED TO FLEECE COUNTY, WANTED TO BURY TWO CHILDRE N IN ONE GR AVE AN D GET THE PRICE 8F TWO BURI ALS. IN ONE GRAVE, TWO CHARGES' I tOda~' f On the E'n Sidr. .\n,j it i . furth ' I' raf=£' wherE" an undertak £>), ~ late rJ Ihil t n l ar,1!~ Illlmher o f p (> 1'~nn8 a tl1f" ('pf"f.mon .... d t t h," d lurdl, on t he E a st Si de h ad marie> an efCort t o ThC' dt' p iHlm f" n t now '(PUI!" th at t hpl'f.': bury two Rm a ll bodies in a single grave m.l;)" 1>ll an o uthl'pak of rLiph th l?r Ja i n and get th e p rice of two burials from tht~ ~A(' ti C)n. It h n~ Ott' name ,')( t h e t he county . FInE' bUf=i1H' !"S, ~ hat! Dr. u n cl (\l'ta ki'r, hut wO ll in no t ma k e 11 p ull .. lir' at pl'£>sf'n t. Gre~ne. th e Comm l s~loner of Health, Tn l h p NI'l"t- lunwrJ ('a~(\. whf're it J.s has 1he n a m e or t h e u ndertaker, but l' h ul'g r d th at nn un 1prt akel' Hough t t o wo uld not m a k e it public_ Dr, Gree n e g'rt m nne ~· rrom th~ {'ou:1ty h .r ilI t'g"n l in<:luentallv t o ld the u nde-l'talter th a t me lh o<1~, It i :::;; :'''.11(1 (h ·lt t\~·o (' h ilrtrr-n in one r,lI ll:ly tl!l', l WIt hi n a if he C\'er repeated hj~ att e mpt h e ti me ~ r p~\('h o th pr and t hnt th £' f<l m lly would h ear ~omcth l!1g (h'op, l \'af; n("l t .lbl (l to pay tht' ex p pns ~ of a fUIl _ Another ('asE' of alleged \ ' !olatlon o f / 1 ral. Th(' l1lHlpr t a k rr It tlJll'(l t hE' P OOl' t he law upon the part of an unlierta k C' r I D i·p a rtnll·n t a n(1 lI~l\:(>d fOI" tw,) bu rled hal? {.'onH~ t o th e attention of the DC- I tll-d E' I'!-'. 11 f~ l h C'l1 dla l'gpri t h 1l tl1 (1 UIlpa r~mellt of H ea lth. Tht;... rlep a rtment is el C-1 tak f" l' \\ pn t to th p D f'p a l'tm en t o f IO<lking into the mattf' I' and It is said llf'; llth wit h a s tu r \' Ih :1I thp P nol' D c t hat proseC'u tton will follow, if th en" i~ I J! n rtmf ·nt \\ ould ~ h'{l h i m hU 1 o n p orl1f' 1' s uffiC'ient E'\,icl ence to \ \ arrRnt it. ,rhiR / nn d Ih qi h i ' \\oulcl hl \', . I f! hul'v t h f' 1\\0 undeJ't.lkE"'· i s sa i d to h ;~ve ta ken th E' f" h lIdrPIl i 1 (, 11f> gra n -. n}-. (;-reE'l1(' In b{ riy ot a Po1fsh l'blld (I'o m a h o uf:;e n'~ tlg-Ht""l l!ld h "'l'n(>rl that t h r. P OOl' thp)" h ad hE'pn diphtheria a nd f)p n arttnC'nt h:111 I~~IH r1 t wo I) ui ntl Ol';;t an one n fu np-ra J In a Polish (' hUl't h~(>r ~ fo r t h f' l"hIlrtrp l1. ,,- f Thp DE'pa rtme'.:L-Ot Health Ie rne<! of ' a tll-n'd,~d d. . I ----------------- ---------. ---.---- { Pol l~h Al1egations of Sensational "Irregularities" Made Aoainst East Side Undertaker===Re )orted Extor. tlons Practiced on Poor. ~h Orl •• .t "1--- _______ •__ _ O NE of l hp most deap tca ble cases ot this dl.ea.." bpcausp a tt mpt to makp mon ey at t h f' expe n se oJ..J..h e dead was r e- an port ed to H ealth \'Q!!I mjSSioJler Greene t htM mo r ning, an etTo rt being made by an Eas t Si de und r ta kpr to bury two sm,,11 bod ies In one gra\'c and get the price of t w o bur lalR Cr om t he ('ounty, .fIl'nlth CommJssJo n er Grepne fi r mly dE' - m fl nt wa~ that ot a n undertak e r w h o Orf'enE' said h e would b e prosec u t ed, Th is tndil·ld ua!. who buries t h e dead, took thp body or a P oli sh child fro m It house wher e the re had bpen dlphthprln. BUFFALO, N . Y ., Dcc. 31. Bu!!nJo hn.~ [l mC'Rsh."s cp ltl ern t..: ~u rpa s sl ng In l'~­ t e nt n n }" kn o wn In the histo r y or t he cfty In t he firs t 30 d~~':3 ot t he m on th ju;· t c:1 oEl n g a b c\u l 2.000 C3.!"es h a. ..... o h l;'-(! n r C'ported t o t h e h "':llt h d ppartmen t.. d a lly a \' cntg~ is {orty ca..scs, the aetton of until th(' proceedings against him had come In [0 Court. 'l'he ' ('tH~e whc' n '" the unde rta k e r t ri ed t o get m o n e y from 1he co u nty b y a lleged III ~ga l me thods Is one where a poor Polish family was una ble to bury Its <lend . Two small children died wi thIn a ~ h i 'rt time ot ea c h oth e r , Til l" chnl' d to make public t h e name of th e und f' rtakpr nOtiflE'd the POor Depar tunde r ta kpr, but s tated that he ga\'e m p nt a n d ask ed r o r tw o burIa l Ol'dt>T~, h pn It J ~ cln lmpd hf' nppliMl for t ht> t he man It broad piece of h is mind and b uTrJal p f' rm h<;l from thp. Il f-a lth Dppart lold him nevpr to aHempt any such m f' nt, ~ a yJng th a t t h E> P Oo r Oppartmpnt would gl\"P o nl y on E' ordpT and thA t thing In t he tu t ure. Rppetltton or th p both bod h'~ him w o uld ha n" to bE' bu r ft·d In pffort will rE'sul t In h is prosecutlon. o n p g r avp Th p r(~ wa s a 1iu.';pic'ious :tlr to m a tlpr and D r , GrE'-C' n e ha d It InAnothe r rasp rpPOr ted to the depart- \1hf> 't>!Hlgat pd with th t' r('suit t hat it was deliberately viola ted th p law with apparen t k now ledge of t he t a rt. This ma n t he de par tm ent Is a ft er and Dr, " of th e unde rtak (' r, Dr, Gn·e n e said the man 'R n u m(' would not be m a d(lo p ubll ,' and h eld an open f une r al fn an EaRt found 1hf'TP w r r p two burial or dprs g r an tPel b y thp P oor .J.?f'partment. Tt i~ said D r, GT(>t'n f> ~ hu. rply r pbukl'd thp undprtak('T n nd ord pTf'd hJm 10 bur).' thp bod. P""I In ~kpn Ta tf' g ra \'e~ The count)' pUYS the t'x liP n A(>. \\rh t' n a ~k('d for the- undr rta k f'r's namp Dr, GrPf' nt - $ lld hI' d id n o t want to Tutu thp m a n 's hu ~ lnp~~, b ut g ua ran t E'f'd ht" w o uld n o t atlE" mpt to do n. n,v thlng Jl k f' Ir In tlH' fll t u r e. A ~ f o r thp undprt a k t,r wno held an o pen funE'ral wh en h E' s hould 11 ..... \'e glde P olish chu rch, the ohst'Qutes be- Tt'fu ~H'd pe rm isslOn to atu' nd bpC'au~E> o t" tn g largely attend ed. 1':0,," It Is fearpd th p ('ont.a.gIOIJFt dl s{'a ~e, his r,a$:"fI J~ being In\'f'~ tJgn trd b y th e offl c la l s or t he Ht:nlth mo person.., will be taken down with D epa.rtm C' nt. r rom Th e Fro m .. -- .-.--.-~----- -_. ,- T/~S A GIGANTI C SC HE ME AF OOT. ' he cat is o ut of t he bag, the X ews IS "unlo tlhe 'Ilea!." :n:~ . d I I can read bet\\ cen t Ie .ncs. O? hl:s t~!lic~~ntedos:nd' ~Ile da rk cloud ui wunderm ent has BOLD THIE F BI N DS AND GAGS M RS, I DA SAPPELT A ND STEALS i;ll B, ~P~!I~d unt il we ca;;e se~, fac;~~diht~letaC~~)~~.~I:~c~~~o'~~ncerned, ofT~l~l~i\t~rp~S~n)~~ in i:s p os 'lble ultllnatc ; ",ult. :On Td~~ti~ i~\~dJdalla~~tna~ 1~~tl~B~~lffaa~a'tloia~~~r. ~uf~~~~~~:I {:;~~i~~~~~e~\~f~~~i~~~t~; " 11 I11 c nl t W Ia I l lis!FI~'~I;)leS!J(~~l~i~f~tl d'"~\~~ l)~1f~\v~nn'l~ot;;)~;~1 ~unisl;':'~~; THO " AS S'l'OD D \. RT. I I always in siste d t hat a .good lhlll11 p o n tghCtoheao~~d~~~;t: p)~I~i1s b ,"c lt t o lIltfO ( luce 1Carl1l11 ~ ~11~~~~11~~or!J ~lt~"'iOJ1. and in th e present wat t.' r ~amin.c lh ~ ~~o­ pi c are !),etting' t heir hlllllPS and .ha\\' had t h"lr, o bj ect lesso n by t he t hnmp rou te. And ther.e IS morelc o l~lI,ng . . tcr fillraA nd w e m ay add in co nc1lhlo n that l lcre IS a \\ a I • \\"I.t h 0 mIces .111 Ell 'ICO tt , Snlla re ' . al~ rea(\"y•.. lIpon ti o n comp any ' I II t .\ t h e sce ll e and r eady to cl o bIlSlIlc?SS, With t 1(' Ci t) , .t .... I. I' ,,) iri t o f )~o p h('cy or we[c the officers of t hiS concc rtl tn .ll C ~( lIai nle~ \\it h th e il11p enni n g s itu at Ion lhat lh ey open ed in th e E ll ico tt m onths .t wa t Cl' famill e?l' \\' ho can ~ay ? \V,I ~cr<.· rt IC ,ca r,cas,; IS, . 1 sha ll th e eagles be ga t he red toge th e r. \\ e al e t Ie ca l casso I 4 f, e~d~ lIarters Sq llar~ po.! Ihd~lre. lhc 'pr~t~:.I~ H m BUFFALO, N. _-~~_-_-~~~~~~~_JA.N - flj~a5___ ._______ ,_ NEWS _ GREEN SPEAKS AT HAVANA MEETING. ) (By A ssocIated PrE'Ss) HAYANA, J a n , l l .-D r, Cn rlo"l F inlay the Dre~ld (l nt. o n fo r ma l oppnln'g ot th~ RllnllQj m~etlng o r t he AmE' r ica n P ublic Health A~!'Inc'atjo n IR..ft t nigh t, puid n trIhutp tn thC' ~n cr l n ce8 of Am e rica n Yf'Ilow (eyer expp rl~ on Cuba. Tn t urn h e was compJlmpnted hy fl(" vf'rn l 5peak pr $ t o r hl~ Own ~ervJces In discoveri ng the method of Y('iJow rever prOP{lfutlon The dlsJn tectJon 0 IiCho ol b ooks "'W31 ' V'\Rted In a paoer by Tlr, ""alter n' CO'ne, hea lth officp r nt But'ta lo. N , y, ' I I T hp f 4" OC'(' lIrrr d a t :0-;0, 9,.1 G f' nrS"f'P Str(' Pt ~'(>st , rd a ~' .1 ft (rnonn a roh bery t hat would he {'ont-lld c- r NI c1a r l ng ha d it bee n 1)E' rpe. I trat p(1 .n ,\ C'Ou ntn· ('rOE'~roa d In pl.l('e ot (I n 1h~ }:t ea rt or n bi~ .cIty al .tn bour wh r n h llnd l'r,t1~ of p·~o pl t' Wt~ r~ wlthJn ('all. )l r R T[1.1 Sapp("lt . wh o c on c111 C1s a C'4l n rl y s t Ofr .'1:' till" abo\'(' n llrn hp r W,"l~ boun d an d ,::a g.s;('cl lin d t if'd t o t h,' (,f'n.,r sl .tlr~. whll C' t )F ' J'nhlwt' who d lrl th(' a ct ('0011)," r'ln ~; I l' k f' cl th £' !"' t orp Rnd took ~lS in .(':,\lh tln rl n. ~nlrl ll nd a ~lh'C' r walch fro m t h,. 111 0 111' ), dr~lw E' r, The r o h h('r C':lm e t o th e ~tore ~h o rth. R ft pr 1 o'r1"'"' k )' ("' ~t (> rd,ty n ft t r no nn and I rr J'l r C' ~(' n t f' ~1 h lfn~t" lf . l~ an J n ~p f'{' t nr from th ro Hf'.ll t h Wl r tm c nt wJih o rd (' r-.; to In s: p '~c t ()w hul1 ~lng, ..\. t h is rpq\l("~t :\ I r~ Sap..wl t S ~l Wfld hI m t o thf" cellar. wh (' re 11 (' t hr,. \\" h t' r d o ,," n. C;l':;-~C'd h E'r a nd bn un d h i'l l' f C'rt ·tnd th f' 11 t ied h t" r t o t ho ~ tnlr ~, l~ n () (' r pn in o f dea.th h e- ca u ti on ed h r r n n t t o ~ t ru C'g lf". Fhe ~a.r s , ' ,,' hf" 11 ::\I n , ~ , lpf1r lt h l',lrrl th l"' rob h f' r !r-;l\"(' th,.. ~ t o rC' o\' el")w:l o s )) (" .ct t r ll ~J{ lprl to f r (\l\ h r r st"'l C nnd g-ot th p gag nU t or h(lr mouth , lIll i' s(" r('a ms b ro ug h t t n hrr a id :\I r~ , :\f.trv L 1rn m eu r. Who 1I\.' (.'~ Il bo\'e th£' ~ t<'In', nn d ~ " n'ra l n rl 'fhbo r ::, Thll lk<" \ n ' Te at 011(''''' no tlttrrl and D l' l f't" t l vp_ Sf"r~t ~. O ' t'onn n r and Tru x es from H purl _ (l\lart (> rs ~lnd l :: th p .r N'ln c t d (' t ('c th·,,~ WHO df"l'lil f' d ('1 11 tlw (' a ~('. M I'E::, R:tpp<"i t g a \' (' a ~ood rlp~{'rJf'ltirtn or th r ma ll . but . l ~ yflt n o prOS'l'e::;s h a s bC'('n m a dt' In Incatmq' hJm, • u fi ltrati o n pl an ts and resen'OI rs 111 t he h ~ s ' Y ' " )l. t lh e It t'.ke, a licter m lllcd, sub ll e and S!l ung sPII.t to Ib til e · t p Co l)le as has been ' (one l . y . to sc r ews' . O il, to a pa t ten " b reak ing duwn" of t he pump ing ~lalt o n cng-III es SU as poinl a mora l and adorn a tale. . . I ' [a sto ry The t hrcak ncli wa l er fanllne IS t he 01 ~t c laptbr °d d . t .If willc h , hall nol be fully t ultl until th IS cI ty has o n e I s~ _ to the paym ent of abo ut till rty 111111.on do llar s f\'( t he e ta) anl1 ~' ns gr(,ptf'll hy a num!IPr ot Cou!)f'il mf'n and ~\ ItI('rU1('n n' ho \\'~~h("d b1m fl'UI"<'P!'i~ tn hi ... n('w ,·apad1lr. Th e oute r r1t' ~k ot thp 'tn,voI' w n... c1f'('oJ'lt tf'd wIlli. l!!IlUtll 'il l'OsPs ,II\1} t h p 1I ..... k 10 hl~ nr l ~llt.' nLU~e was llrotu~f'I, l)('d ("'lit'd -n-Itb r'nrl1;llloll ~ , en a:: ---- ---. -. --~.- « -.J .-------- ---------- => LU LU = T E "iElIE N'l' UO \JSE CA SES, ,.I.tant Dtstrlct A tto "ney W illia m J, (i; rtl n moved the qu ash ing of t hirty tn~l c t n. l en ts agains t twe lv e d e-fe lld a n ts eh ".god with violation. ot the t('110- m(,l1l ho u~e la w , Th py ha.\'p llt)\V <'omplied wit h the s tatutory I'equtrem enr . , Cou nty Judge Em el'y granted the mn(J on, WOMAN TO STAIRS U i= a:: en « 0 C1.. f- u.. en 0 Z -.J -.J CI:I f- « ~ �QOCTORS SOUND CALL TO ARMS ' While Q uacks fatten on Fools. the reg ular Practitioners fi ght over E tiquette. DR. l\-1'PHERSON, PRESIDENT He s ucceeds Dr. Krauss as Head of the Erie County Medical SocietY-Memorial Papers. The S'h h annUal JnC't'ting of the Erie Co unty :\l·'dical SOt'iNy "'as held yesterday Con noon in thl.' rOOms of the S ociety or !\atural Sl~i c:n(.:cs in the Publk Librar~' building. Th e ('leoNian resu lted as !ollow~ : John D. ).!a c pher- WAS BOUND AND GAGGED I Robber decoyed Mrs. Sappelt into the Cellar of her little Shop. The Doctor is a Candidate for State Health Commissioner. BOOTYWASf'!'T MUCH 'Ransacked Place while V~'- .m was unconscious and got two Watches and $18. HE HAS GOOD SUPPORT. SAID HE WAS AN INSPECTOR / s on of .\ kron. pl'(lsid e nt. A. H. Briggs. ,"Ice pre~idpn{; F. C. GI'am, seLTe ta.r)'; D. C. Green e. trea!':urer ~ --h 'l1sors. H. H. Told the Wo m an he came from t he nop kln~. J. H. Grant. I. "-, Potter, Department of Health-She was Ernest "\i~d e and F. E. Fronczak. released by Neighbors. )i emorial paper~ w e r(, re1ra as follows; Dr. ,1. G . Thomp~on. by Dr. X. ,,:. )[r5. Ida Sappelt. Who runs a ~mall ~'f1~on: Dr. H, D. In~ahal~, by D~. \\., conf'e~tioncl'.' store at Xo. 973 Ge.nesee t. Pht.'lp~ : Dr. R, s. ~1e:'oer~. b) Dr. street. W8! (' ailed to the Cront ot her He n r y L app; Dr. S. L;rnde. by G. "'-, !'hop about 1 o'rlock YE'sterday afternoon \\-ende- : D r'. A. T. O'Hara. by Dr. Ed- b).' a well-dressed stranger. who told ward Cla r k. Dr. ""imam C. Krauss. the. hrr h~ "as an ~tor tor the health retirin g prE'~idcnt. read an able papf'r department, He- "l::-aTcf it had beC!n reon th e need of a medical library in l}(5fte d t o the department that the prem- I ' IU .... lU \ S , \l'P ~LT , Buffalo. ISf'S "ere not In a. sanitary conditIOn Abou t 50 member:=; WE're l'res~nt. in- and hl' demanded to be ::-110\\11 the celiar }'r('tt "\"" fI.·IIJlI ir>1 O' :'l 'n n ff ·c tln!1p r~"f !'\ I nr e ('Jud ing threc women. Dr. Gram. who that he might in~peet it. Ot ~ (I. !li:1 l~( 11"(..(' S t rfl' f. wb o "ac:: Y('lOl tf' rll.' J· " .... :1\llt('d ,lU'] r oh bed by a fak~ has b een the- se('retary for eleven ye~rs. ~Irs. Sappelt did not demand his au h e,1 lt b 1u.:oI'('"t·[UI , a N ed in t hat caparity a.t the me~t1ng, thorit)' or credentials. He was gentl~_ Dr. Kra u~s prE"sided, Dr. 1Y. ,,~. Pot- manl:,' and COUrteous at the time. :c:he tE"r of t he mpmbership committee r('- ::-a:n', and f:he was nOt SU5picious. She port ed that Dr. Ja1l1C'!li F. Rke had bt'ought him down the stairs tnt o the been ('t~('ted a membpr. The otn cer!t dark ce11al'. The strange-1' ciapp('d his for this year W(,1'e C'IcC'tE'd b:,-r ac('lama· hand over hf'1' mouth and threw her to tion of appro\·aI of the nominating com· the fl oor. She stru~gled. but was unabte mjttep'~ ~ole ti c k et. to make any outcry. Then ~h'" faintpd A ::-c-athing arrai~nmpnt oC QuacKS and the stranger' tied her by the handll ( a nd "io la t or5l o f publi C' health la~·5: W8o:' to the sta!r ralltng. ron tained in th(" annual )'("port of the "Ie :rou make any nOi1'e. I'll cut your boaTd of (..'ensors. Tn ~pE"aking ot thf' heart," were the last words the woman r ase o C ..-\ ntoniu~. the Roy ~·onder. l\-ho heard be Core ~he fainted. is now In tht:' p<"nit£'ntiap', the report The robber then went upstairs and !laid h i!' annual inronlt' from his i1Ie;rn.1 rltled the shop and In'lng-rooms, He prac tire:=; wa~ about $:lO.OOO. PaTt ot the goOt a sll\'er \\'at("h, a g)ld watch and US, long report ~::I.~'~: 'Yhf'n :\(rF. Sanpe)t r('cO\'f'red COHRobber Made Mrs. Ida Sap.. "If publir opinion "'·as Quite moral, sC'ioul-'nt'!-Is and worked thp. gag OUt or healt hrul and ~an('. tht:' mediC'a 1 crim- her mOllth, Slhc scrC'amed and yell("d pelt Helpless and Then lnai w ould ~oon find his "ocaUon dan· and tll ... attpntion ot ~r l'~. l\fary Llm Ransacked Her Store. ~erou s ~nd l.mprofitablf'. hi~ associates mear." ho lin's on the floor a.bo\·e, was and ronf('deratt:'~ ""9 uld be' ashamed a.ttract('d. he and another neighbor and f or!'=ake his ('ompanionship, W(,Ilt Into tll,. cellar and cut the cords By representing as an inspec"To p rodu('C' thl-=: flnpron"d ~tate or that bound MI'l'I. Sappc-lt. t or ot the Heal ~ tment . a robber publ ie opinion. to cnforc.;·e- thE' humane Th~ woman gan' the police a ;::ood de entIced :\1r9. Ida Sappelt, who runs a pr(\'t"i~ion~ of the puhlic·health law. ar~ fu' ription or 11",1' 8<11~AIl81lt. Ht" was e::mall conCec tlonary store at 973 Ea....::.t o f the morp important purposes and ob - dre:::~e-rl in a dark ~1Jlt and -n·ore n ~tiff Genesee street, to th~ cellar of her ( j ects for whi ch stat(' and county 1llE'di - hat, The (..·a!'te wa~ r£"pol't£'d to police h e me about 1 o'clock yesterday after('al ~o('ietlp~ arE' made and pro\-ided. he-adquarte.rs and tour dE'1.~cth'e sernoon, and \\ Ith the threat that he would "The medical prores~ion should stand gcants W£"Te ~pnt OUt on th!' ca~e. e n d he r lite If she made an outcry, bound and gagged h-er and tied her to with a soUd front between the mediC'al At midnight no Rl're8ts had been erlm ina l ~ and the publIc; and the mcd - ma.d£". the stair ral1,ng He then ransacked the house, departIng with a silYe r kal prore-s~lon is. in four hostile p arSe,·eral complaints ha\ (' bN' n made in wa t ch. a gold wat cb and $18 In money. ties, one oC ]S06. one of lS5i. one of 1865 East ::;idc pl·('('in(,L<~ lh(' 1<J5t f("w d;ty~ Chiet ot De tecth' es Taylor and hla and one- of 1900. FO de$ignating them of a man r('pr('~('ntlnS" himselt RS an em~t a t'( a re hard at work on the CL~, but with r e terE"n('e to their rE"spectly e state plo:,-·ee of 1':0111(' city burP-RII. ~·('t being up to a late hOUr this morning no trace ('hart er!;. These- tour dh'i~lons of our unable to !'lhow C'rpdcntlals. The descrip ot th e robber hnd bpen found. Capt. proCess ion or ~(..·hools of medlcine./so- tion tallies with the man who assaulted Ta:v lor ~tated that tbe case Is one ot t he· bo ldest da:rlight r obberies ever rom. calleu. are fighting tor l'h'al opinions as ~lr!*. ~appelt. A man prC"tf'ndlnl; to b\? m ltted in Buffalo, and he will not re lo tb e dose or !'lourC'f' of remedies, as a water ingp('C' ror \·h:::ited houses on until he has run down the robber. to QU E's t ioll S of etiquptle- nnd ethicsGoemulc R\pnu(", ''"ohz RVE'IlUe and Charl{':I;l S chell. a tln~rpith. \\Rho had nnd in t he meantime thE" medica t crim- Kensingcon avenue. He got nothing b een m a kIng repairs about the house. fnals are ftouri!'lhlng mightily. Cor his painf:. and :'-olr!". ~lary Llnnear. who liYes on [he ~('cond fl oor, oyer the stor e. heard On Gold f:trept the bo&;'us inspcctor I )!r:<:. Sappclt's cries a.lter the r obbf'l' rang the doorbell of a housp and the had gone a nd WE-nt :: 0 he r rescue. Schell woman answering the door peeked out sla.!l'hed the cords with his k nife and first anu ~a\\ R man with a mu~tache. n lE"a.c:;ed thf' woman. She t h en t old h ~ "·h(,11 she oppned it shl' sa'", a man story to th:.:e:...:p:.:o:.:l_.c:.:e_._ _ _ _ _ / without a mu~tal'hf'. ~he s creamed and slammed th(' door before the Cello\\ could say a word. I --- ._-.- J -- 1%":)' WOMf\N BOUND "ND 6f\66ED. I him~lf I I ==== keference to the latc'! report of th e Sta te Department of Health ~ho" I hat Buffalo is one of tht' five healthiest cities of the. tate, th e del\th rate heing "ery low. In a list of eighteen of tIll' principal cities. Buffalo stands fourth. a less rate of lIlortalit,· heing found only in A uburn, Schenectad~' and S~ racuse. The former .~ the lowest with a)l / ave rage of 10j. \\~li.le ~uffalo ami Roelle,ter ~ie at. 14.0. The highest death rate of the c.hes .neluded 111 the companson 15 found in Cohoes, where it reaches 24.9. II Drs. Charles Cary, Roswell Park .lj-nd Others Are Mentioning Dr. Hopkin. for the Position-Dr . Hopkins Admits His Candidacy-There May be Opposition, However, from Physicians Friendly to Health Commissioner Greene of Buffalo--Place Pays ~3, 500 a Year. H('nry n rropkin~'f DlC'nt!U;lt"(l hy ~(l me 1)£ nnme is b e-in~ Buffalo's Ie-no io!! ph:rsidnn~ for th(' pO~lti!)n o~ ~ttl te health (..'oUlmis:-;ione-r. nr. llo pkm!". in 8 SIH)rt intPl'Yil~w. this morDin e nd m itt(ld th a t he .~ a ;ulditl:\t(' fnr the 111:\('(>. II~ \\'ilI :ll"('C'!lt tht'" po:-:irion if Gu,. IIi,!!~n:o, ofi'C'rs it to him. ~IlH.· m(\Dth~ Rj!O Dr. H opk in <;'s name was 1U<.>uti.>IlE't1 pr('tty generally a ffiO DI: Buffalo phy..:i"inn~ in ("onnection . \~·ilh tlw po<;;ition o[ o;;:;tut{' health ("onlIm~1 0n' ("r. Dr. I [upkil1s has n large nu mbe r of fri(>nd~ am lIIg- the m(,Dlhers of the m€'-d , it-::tl fr,lll'rnit:,-' of BulI:\Jo. Ilu t h(' al~o Ita!'> lUllny oppClnt'nts :lmuo:: B uffnlo ph y~i('ians when it ('OI1l('S tn a mntter o f p .•litir-.. ('CJJ1~l'tlU4mtl:r.:1. tlh.. i.... io.ll o f f.; el~' t iment r('~,lr\lhH! nr. IInpkms" (1u ull(1:1(..,)" would nut surprise the locu l m edical frnte-rnity. . \ s lIe-:lrlr as ('ouhi be leon rn<'rl thr!; m~rninC'. t l;e n~d,'al of tbe mentionin ~ of nl'. lJupkino::; f(lr t h e pos:ition (If f;tntt' h('-alth ("'llmmis,.. io ner emanntes frmn Dr .... ("hnrl('~ Cary. R os well Pnrk "and foif'\'eral ni.her 1l\('1t who hm' e tieclllr· eft runny time~ that ])T. H o pkins wonl<i make' nIl illcnl :le:\U of the s tate bt.'llith depnl'tl1l(>l1t. On tl ,(' nthpr han.1. tlarr e nre a nnmb('r of ciort.)T-'; whn quC'Stion whp ther nr. lIopliin... ('flUid ti11 t h(' nUi.ce in n wa.j to l!iY~ ;!f'ner:ll ~:l rist.l' ·tion.. T hf" ... e- ~O('­ tON w('r(' the- UIU' S wlw ~lrlE'l l n!!nl11~t Dr. III)pkino::: in tl: .... 11lf'nhlr:1hlf" fi.~ h t of n few ~· pars a!!"o ",11(,11 Dr. lIo p k lOS IC'd in tIlt' slTn!!:.!h' til hO"f"E' D r . Ern~t \Y entlf' rt~tain('.l n .. h£"1l1th commi~sion(' r of Ruffalo. Tht' llwn who fi n:t lly won ont in th :lt tit:ht. tlu" SOPIlo r l!' r ~ Ilf Il,·.l lth rummi ... sioner C;rE'('ne, it i~ ~aid. do nnt itU'line [;t"orahly to the mrn- I .. tinninC" o f 1 )r. lIf,pkins for thr r e"Jl'f' nshlt~ pl:1,('(' 41f :-:i:ltf' h('ulth ('omm i ,~ i o IlP~. "I:-; it trur !hat ~'ol1r Il!'mt.' 1" hf'Jn~ 1lH.' l1ti 'HWll for thf' Jln~itinn uf sta te IlPal t l! ('nmmi..: .... itHtE"r?·· ])r. i [ \)pkins wns ll:o::keu thi ... I1\nrnin!!. ··\Y t·ll. it W;l" 11lrntioned hy :l. nnmb('r o( Pufl'ltln plly .. il'inns ~OnJt' ti me- ns::'o," n~plh.'4.l Dr. lI o Jlkin~. "~\ntl ~. ,)U Wl're :1 candidate f or th e p!:u'p tllell?" "l e:o.; pr .• ..;s¥·d the sllhj('(·t: · "~\ Ihl " ;1 \'('ry ' dt~I'rtlt."'(} .. opID lOn on ')" \\hat wno;: that opinion . "Tlta t 1 wnnhl likE' Yt' ry III u('h to c:: p(' nrl thf' ~:t:itln s:11:lry whh'h i~ at t..:whNl til thp nftit'f' ((11' tulruiuish:rint: the affairs lIf th(" olfi.'p." "You it ll1d that ol.inion still?" "1 Ill." " Thell )'Nl nrC' willin!:" to b e 3 (":tndl~ u.1.tt' ror tilt' phH'e':' '·C\'rtni n b" ." The po . . ilinn of «t·lf" hra lth rommi,,~innt'r P:ly~ ~:t:-IOO n :'-·(';lr. nI!ll t he- t Prm of ofij('t~ is for fplIr ~·I,.·aN. 1 h l' t (' rm of ullh~(> of til l' pri'St'nt "ta te h l't1 1t h (..~OD\­ missifllH"r. it i~ stlill. ('xpirps un )I.l r r h nth 1I('\t. and that i ... why lh(' nnJlkil~~ l-'HJll'ort(,N nr(' hct::"illllim; to boom th en' l'antliuateo nt thi~ tim£". �lOCKWOOD M~Y SUCCEED HIMSELf 1RESERVOIR WOMAN, BOUND, GAGGED WHILE STORE IS ROBBED DRAGGED HER I LI\" i~g';. _lore w as ~~::~~~t;; ~n~~~;~~;u~'I~b<;:;~ ~;;:f,~ h:~ ~rh(,}l, I N TOT H E f ,lr help (".amI"' Idll Sappelt, Proprietor of Genesee Street Store, VictimIzed by Man Representing Himself liS Helllth Inspector, Who Binds Her to Cellar Stairs While He Ransacks Store. ~fADE ~rtl{·J1 Itaw thf~ \\Olllin hllplo.. },<>un.1 IUlll.1 und foot. lie .In.hpd Ilte cord wlllt hi. klllf~ 011<1 r h'a td th(!o \\OI1l.\U. ~tlrr from h~r crltllprd P(}8JtJ~n. ) ~"pp('ll n8C'l'"n I,'d thf'! l'el1a~ at Irs \\ htl th.~ a!cl of the IIllsmlth. \\ hen ~h \~ ,'~ltn in 'hf" "l'H't lihe told th Blor) (1[ wh t h P i ll n(>d to h r. Thl' pol1('e or t C;Pllf'at¥ fHrctt 8t;\ l ton Wt rf" 110110 t Rnlt "pril w . ,,~ er I tn p olice 1If'R. quartt"rB J) t ~f.r.ro I nUl o'e,,! :)nr "n(l tl'"ru "('II dft8lil,i Iluk, n In\'~fllt giltl: II \'" (.nOIl UI ~ "( HIPII U ' . cth' "tr t., TH REA TENED 10 KILL OUTCRY I ,,!to the !to"."., Chllrlo" 1\ t ln"mlth. hll,l b"en milking r.palrN ahout fl w ali ,\ppt·nlf"fl to li fo tlr PfI,rl hta Al l/terln K Irnll ,\1,,1 ran to lh' c lIur "l "ttWIt)' from \\ hich tl)l' nglllllzt 1 ('rlf" CELLAR IF SHE ~o I I") ,'r) Lll)II'C'l-ll L"ad''''r S'lV ~I M>' tl'" • cOIl,l floor ''''fr LIIIIICIlr_ HI>' M'A. ( ·101 '-, '- Kno\\' nv OpnOSIJ t t'Ion C an d'd t I a C. , DR. HOPKINS FOR HEAL TH COMMISSIONER Local Ph' ·it.ian Willing- to Warren Say . w iU rtad or t he w )" a lone tn ht~r IItore at 1 o'clock y ttHerday atlern04)ll, "h n nCl't'"e dark C" Jolhe~ , 8. derby ~.,pptlt to 'JO l"l'l"~(: l h t tn..! weur (CLL\It • •"I'm lrom t b Heallh Vepartment," said the ~lra Jlgr-r, "1 \\ant to In.veet lhf.> cellar hpre. • "00 right ah.nd," aid ;\Ir •. " appel t , 8f« ~he \\alk d toward the t"t:'lIa r door. ·'You may fi nd some ash~B In a h -aa.p U£':tr the h ::itt. r , but 1 g u c )"ou'U find f"\'t'rythlng In u ftahltar~ t' ndlth>n." it ne\.:"r occ urrtd to hi r, Mr •. Sall.1elt 8.lYB, thllt th., malt migh t be an "npo ter. SO BIl ~ di d not a k h im to 8ho .. a badge'_ ~[ r8. ~a"peh ( 8corted the\"1.ltor to the crUa r do r , lint! h'l<1 It open with one- haud as the ma.n It~flPeJ down tht· Btat r ll. A s ttl man \10 • iii. lep or two dow n , ~l rs. ~ap l ' It WlUI Handing on th e t hreshold" atchlng him d<sctnd . The robb(l'r r t"'u. "h rd bat"kw.lrt1s \10 Ith hJs Itrt h nd at,d grasped t ho woman about the w u t:lIIt. H e drng getl h'r <10\\ n thr· cp.llar stU Irs 80 q ulr k lY she h ad flo, time to make \I.\l)" o u tl- ry . Tht"n h(' clappe d on o Il r hi. hand9 over )H'r mouth to Jl rc' \" ~nt it call t nr ht Ip. A gag ,-. u in t'Tt ed in htr mouth nnd a. pipe. ,,( clot h lied OHr ht r ( .• ee. lll·at U\'O~ nOt,n. _"'ot 8n.tll!ltl ~ d "Ilh W }hlt h e h ad d"n the Jntrud pr ti f' d both tht" t\unMn'~ hand. behtnd h E.>r, ku o l tJn g th e .('ord S f' . c.·urel).... ThPfl tip t l('11 h er to the lJUI'" u!Strad(~ ot th ~ cell ar lunlrll. ~eelllingly In Im itation or 'he murCerPT or M~. DI Sa n ti. h e tied th l"- wum. nn'. (Ptt l';ge llt pr Rlld lect IIf'r h,·lpl •••. Aside (rom " .. "glll &' IIltd t )"lllg t lte woman, lh,. in trud t'r (ltd nol har m her" .\~ shp lay h ~l pl o •• , t h. mall . a ld "You make uny o Ulc ry a nd l 'U r ut )-"o u~ heart out," and Mr8. S ap Pt..'lt l,romp tly fainted. :-:h,.'1 revlvec1 In Umr'. hnwP\,C'r, to hrnr !(Klhteps In thp s t o n ' above hr r . r~n~. mlnut~ "PPIllN'J an h our to h e r U.8 td h Iltd the man tramp bn c."' k o t t hr. en\ • lIr. ope-n the <,a, fl h d raw (>r, And A\f'i.\1 1ft conttnte. MrR. SRppplt 8fl td t h ose mo\I, ert:" mul1l('n l tl ot K H'a t st agony. not k n nw b ut wh ot lhe ma.n rtturn to Ih ~ cellar and m u rdt'r I E,-oJ'Y to hear se r ond th(· .h o hair hf>l\\'Y trl'St.i rx per t ed on Ihp c.llar "talrs. f;h e ("11 , Hh,' .a lr) In t er. thnt .he would bt kllI od If Ill' re tu rn ..1. It was 8 pJt':aaan t r ell pe u t rw m ln In ler when s h r h ea rd lhp m lLn w.~lI( oul ot th,· ' In .. ~ a n d . Iam l it 'oor att/'r him . snu'l.\ 'I, UII"O UO. e"Orkfng thl' ga.g 111 hf'f mouth . d.·Hlrohl .... 11"1"1'" \hnf:" n"n"18 pi - .. ,.1 l"'S!ll :,hll" alld Rh u bally reloas,'d It. The'l wllh llf'r tooth !h,! got the cloth rrNl rrum lll~r rAe'" ~lre. Sa J'J,elt, Rfl MOOI1 as "he lin:n d crl'·01 nut loudl)" tor help. II .. ('rl."; "·"'r~ hpA.rtl awl 80Qti. fh w al I ~I(:t tft, 111 It lC{"Hunl "nu1( wllllllJ;" I., pul ,t- III I'rn r1f'r t ondltlnn \\ h t Ihl f r,"rl IHront " t'due 1ft flt"mc.I1Rll1lti is t It IlIl}fl. "·rn. rnnn'ni('lll. fIIantlan t"'n+ m('nt" ,',\11 lu· :en rnIlMtrtH"tt"1 1 II In bl:' "OIHll' \e In Ihl' l1f·a.llh Rud rnmt'rt f t thf'lr '-'" 11_ Imnl8 Hflt! .-1111 he tr.lt th (0 I( In ('fI.("I"R P hllttl1lhrnJ.i t8 1 n, 111"\('r h rf''' JI~d UPOII In 1Il/'N Ih", l"n""~1 t hlHI flPlll Ullil Aftt-r IIhe ff'1l nlllHurrd h4 hnn g"OIU" . .t to roturn. MrR. ~app p il bq,ar~ ~h:di - FAVO REnU BY PH YS IGIAN S leading Practitioners of Buffalo Discuss Location of Plant in Hamourg Hills. NO OBJECTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE. Opl nlon& Pr esen te d by tt News" lIS an Expr6ssio n of Trained S an it ari an s. In t1l . accomt>&nytnlf d! a " ODd-looking man ,ntered. The m,m seemed to ~(r s. fal!'!..:' mup;[ ('h He I h for Reappoint1l1l!llt O oes I I0 t an d H t' ai' , :\t ... DI S .• ntl w us tound. bound hand And tot, "nd '("onceIY~t.l ot hnlt Lt,;.ng tlI h \"e notkl'd that ill nearly <:,ery bhr crime thOr. I >om 'lhlng In lmltlltton .or it !'lu re to fotIu\\." ~1~. ~atJPe lt '0\ .\ 'J' al J\\en Arl! Backing Him• '0 Peace Confer nee, ,\\ r. I'elt, the proprie tor or ,\ little cont",,- , tlone.ry ~tore at ... ·0. Oi3 Gt'n~~ce $lreet.. was bound. gagged Ilnd r ubbe.1 by 8. man representl n&, him. elt as a H~ De unt-ut In,,peetor. },6I!Jtcrday attemoon. Arter l,rt"venttng :\l r~. ~ap­ ;lclt (rom m n kf ng All y outef)'. the rau'a ked the Sto r e all d obtained $1 In ea~h. a lfold-n ll~t1 watch and a. .lIn r ',,8.tch. Tht-rt1 Is abosol u tely no clu to the IdentilY ot t h. ma n . Old pollcp ,\ll1c.... s ay thl. I. nn "Imltatlon Job." "'," hell one unusual crime is COlTIm ltt l'd."' !'laid an ottlc£-r, ··tnere are Q th er~ IIItmUnr H l re to ful· Some < u c ed Dr. Lewi' and In a thkkly-p (l pu lnt~1l "~ctlon ol th dIY, In broad d a ylight • .\fro. Ida ",~p­ 11lw. ''-t tlt"m hHslR o f Inl\~ lil l'JC(' ('It~. hlll n r4'W n' \~ll) on Il hu Ilifl !If hn" In~ tha t hf'ttl I" b1l1 flillgH \\111 )JU ~- :-t Il t! ylt III .1 r ,..uolll.l,lf'" tp. UII1 ( "UII ] lOII1 I I III' t., 1""'#","'" I h(\h' It Is this ,Jew or tlw' P h lPP R (' nh IT t I.: whlt'h iH 11Io14t till }" . (Ut llt a n d , {J t hle. / - ~I PLAN �a «rest tmproyement. no mat- ter ~'here we get the w£.ter trom .. At preaent we ha.V6 really no re-servol!' at all-the Io-called one Is a. sort ot expaneJve tank that allows a small reserve ot 'w ater. But to all intents we get our water d irect trom the la.ke ..... n by 10C'" f'T't S b~r , __ _ _______ ___ _ ot the l;d Rnr WH R P!T't'hr tic Tf'p1y. I A~ t he ftn~nc1a nropo~ itJon.' · t o the "'~:.l~lbnlty of t he reservoir at1ded D r. Thoma, "I unde rstand the ray of Roch(>qter Jret~ It~ water fro m l ~~ -- - - ,~Itlzens I ====~~ II ttlfre Instantly ftlle(! wtLh a muddy fluid. ('Jl.n t BulT::llo? "I bolle"e lhe Rclontlst. tell us th e DI? VAN PEYftlA·!J !H1GGEST10If. se-dfment Is c mpospd at inorgan ic mat tor. mll1tate That may 1!.e so, the bu l ari:"ument the fact do.s Referring to the lo~al \\ ate r supply not aga,ilst tor ~Ituation , Dr. P . W. , a n P yma. ot 445 a.bsolute p urity. Evtn though the. " ' Ullom rnr..o>et said today to the spdlment 1s not organic, yet It 1s a ta- NE~YS vorable medium tor th~lg ln and In" I have not lool{ed c1o~ely Into the: crease at disease ger m ma.tter at how \\'e should obta in our "The question ope up Into th e water. but I will say that a city like broad er one of our cities pOisoning the Burrello ought to have ",,'atel' thaL is fi t streams and lnkes or lhe country by to dl'lnk. £ewage, Buffalo is the biggest VmalTa "It has been suggested th at our ot the lo t . Yet we poIn t the finger at a. pumping station o ught to be turther up few Hungarla.n ~hanties up on Smoke the lake, and th at waler f rom Lake Creek-we t alk as it a small n 'mber of Erie should be pumped In to a reservoi r untortun ate people ~' E>re the chit:.! sin. located In the hills about Hamburg. ners. " 'hy. 't\'hen you com pure the \Vhtle I have not Investigated this sub _ relative ma.gnitude at the wronlj".!J done ~ct deeply. It does appear to me that by the H ungarians on Smoke Creek the Ruggestion seems r easonable. a.nd by this municipality, Buffalo has 8. "Precautions should be taken to pre· sawlog In Its eye. yen t the con tamination of our drinking "But seriously, the query, ",-"hat are water by sewage. Our home sewage we going to do about It?' confronts system ought to be changed. We haVe) eYery taxpayer. Col. vYard has great no business to allow the sewage to run efficIency as an engineer. I st'c that,. he into canals and natural stre3.ms. It recommends extending our Intake lflpe ought to be carried to a settling basin. to the Emerald Channel, so· called, and There a re large ci Ues tha t r un thei r dupl1catlng o ur pumping station. I a m sewage in to a bastn, selling the sewage not qualified to criticise this proposal. ultimately a t a profit, or use It In fa rm It must be settled by englneprs. I don' t fertil ization. Among Eu rop ean Ci'le8' ] believe the city can do better than to Paris, Breslau, Berlin, Brunswick and ask se"eral of the best engineers of the Dantzlc they have a perfect san itary country to consult WIth Co1. \Yard and and economic d isposal of their sewage. get their collectlye opinions reduced to If the.e o ld world lowns can do that, 8c1entlftc terms and figures. I think , why not B uffalo?" the taxpayers a re will ing to pay heavily - - -- - - tor 8. toea! sol ution at t.he wate r prob· rom lem. but they wi ll never be satisfied with any a bortive a ttempts. _____ ___________________________ __ _____ "We must bave a Suffi Cient quantJty ot water to p rovide aga inst the fire --_ .... _..... _--_. -----_.. _._._--peril. All must admi t that when the -----------pumping machinery Is strained to its tu ll limit the s ituation J~ very serious. "I know ot no better way to settle t he whole question than to employ regar'a. Jess 01' e xpen ~e the best experts th e country ca n get to lay thei r conclustons betore ou r city officials. and le t th e latter act on the Information so ob. t alned." , 05 WItA r VI?, TItOMA SAYS, Among e many physicIans who , have 1nte111 en tly examined the s ubject and who have tormed defin ite conclusions Is Dr. Fridolln Thoma at 107~ Lovejoy street. D r. Thoma said to a NE'W'S reporter: "Let me t~ll you a n experience th surgeons at the Ge rman Deaconess' Hospita l had one morning las t week . They had tn perform a n operation, a nd the necessity was such tha~postpone ... ment was out ot the qu est n. There was no water on the secon floor, ana the doctors were obUged to e sparing at water used tor the scr u bbing up preparatory to the operation. ThInk or such a condition as that In a civilized country, with a human Ute at stake, and this.. too, in the second city ot the Empire State! .yet. I have only gIven a single instance whIch ha.ppened to come w ithin my own observation. Suppose everyone in the cl ty should tell his experience in the water famine. Thb total would be an avalanche ot prates; a.nd complain t strong enough to shake the supineness at soma ot the powera that be." "How should the existing st.ate at at· fatrs be remed ied so as to insure t he city a pure a nd permanent water s up .. ply?" was a sked. "In my opinion the solution ot the water problem lies in a reservoir in t he hills a long the lake shore, the water to be' carried to Buffalo by gravitation. You people of the NEW'S have a dvocat .. ed lha t Idea. but it has not been taken up by the authorities. It wo uld be a simple matter tor the City Engineer's offlce to find out the highest pOint In the hills, which are a t DO Impracticable distance, a nd to give us figures tram which might be derived a tair estimate .. as to the possibility and the cost or J buildIng a reservoir. That one could , be co nstructed I have no doubt, an d I believe that opinion 1n t avor of such a i project Is more prevalent than Is geD .. , erully kno·wn, "We are paying tQday 10 ce nts a gal. •I Ion tor the water we drink. You can boll the water, a nd it Is dirt: you can filtrate It a nd It still remains dirt. . "Now, whether the water that WOuld 1 be pumped Up, say at Idlewood, Which,l I think, Is the high point, would b. clearer than the water down .here I don't know, but whether yOU hav~ a filter p lant or not there Would be a I chance tor sedimentation. It the bottom ot the reservoir became dirty It could bE- c leaned out at a time when the I pumps down a t the Intake pier would :. b6 in Bhe.PG to supply the c ity. In o ther [I words, whUe the reservoir was being .i cleared the pres en t pumps could be set ,at work, Buftalo thus befng given a. I reservoir water plant In case of exlgen ... cy. I have heard many people com· mcnt nn the inconvenIenc e and danger entalIed by having the c ity possess only a .~Ingle Bource ot water supply. I Some time ago, in a con\'ersation I ·w lth Mr. Hinkley, the "Mayor's secretary, I brought the matter UP. and he I o b1ecten to such a plan because ot Its I cost. But I say In a nswer that there i3 I a continuoUIIJ cry tor more pumps a na : that great s ums a re spent tor p umps ' I and tunnels, all tor the purpO!:\f> ot se n'Ing the c ity with diluted mud Why I B';tralQ. has just expended, I' bel1e\'f!: 1$1,00 merely tor expert adVice on t he water question, a nd what practical gain I hal] been made?" I "What do you think or the adVlsabll- I tty of immesIfa.te along the line~ , (.'.1 ha,·e I "The oupply I III a I I I I I I ~ ~~~ u u.. II ED\\· \UU l(. \H.Ii.. tt~l· D. G r rPDt'. l', hn it' '1 candlrllltc-?Ol' 1ft'1! ('nmmb<.:juD(,l'. S t :'ltC' )m -----------------------------:r---------------..., OR. EDWARD CLARK SLATED FOR JOB ~. Edward Clark, assistan t health co mmissioner of the city of Buft'alo, :Is being reco mmended to the Republican leaders ot the State by his tl'le-nds fa r : he posl tlon of Sta te Health Commissioner, T hIs Is the place for which the ca ndidacy or Dr H. R. H.opktns o r this c ity was an·· nou nced a few days ~ incE.". Dr. 11opklns ' frlends are srud to ha \'e made the mistakE" of going ove r the hf'ad ot Stat e Com mitteeman 'Vllllam C. 'V:J.rren, thE> local Republican leader. and ot ignoring \"Yarren In their etrorts to land tht- place tor Dr. Hopk1ns. Dr. Clark's frfend~ are cou rting the 1m'Or at Mr. Warren and a re said t o have won. ------ J0 ~ • Another Candidate for Position of State Health Commissioner in Person of Dr. Edward C1arkFriends Advance Him. BOOM FOR DR. HOPKINS I ENCOUNTERS A FROST E d f th M I' ac 1lt1e Against His Candidacy 8ecalise He Rebuked City Health Departnlent for Milk Inspection Methods. One n 0 e Instead at ha " Ing only o ne candl to r the $3,500 a year position of State H eal th Commissioner, B ul'talo has two. The first was Dr. H. R. Hop· klns, the second is Dr. Ed ward Clark, w ho Is assis tant heal th com missioner for t he city of Bu ffalo. For some tim e past f riends ot Dr. Clark who know at his long experience in administering and entorclng t he health laws h ave been campaigning !el' his appointment to the positio n at Albany, but w Ith what fort une will not be Imo\\ n until Gov. Higgins a nnounces his decision in regard to fHllng the place now filled by Dr. Daniel L ewis ot New Yo rk. There a re more than a score of candidates w hose clai ms hav e been laid be fore the Governor, and Dr. Cla l'k's friends f:.a y his chances a re as good as anyone's. dat,~ IX A!-f.lstant Jl r:,l tb ( ~ omml,,!ollnDpr to DJ' ._ "ll:aJ- AWALKOV ER r0A$ I --- "'n Wv-R\";..'\" ~~~~~ ~a g:~al~~:;e ~~o w~he~c;h~~~ ~~~l~;tl~r ~:~egO 3~o ~1~~S a:\~~~~n!~ ~T .edlmentatlon-the d istributing PipeS ' to It. pure water, why I ~urrlsh c:'O--1905 ____._________ _ - - jA II .-------- - H :\XDS OF HIS FR I EXDS. Dr. Clark said last night: 1'1 ha\'e hea rd that a n umber of my f riends have been urging n1Y appointment a s State Health Co mmissioner. an d I s hould teel g l'eatly honored if the Gove rnor s hould select me for t he posllion. I am not , however, an acth-e candidate." Little has bee n heard of D r. Hop~ klns' ca ndlcacy s ince Mr. V\rarren b lew a cold breat h on it. The "~arre~· Kn ~ght end or: the R pubJlcan machine looks w ith enmity on Dr. Hopkins since Dr. Hopkins so scathingly rebuked the c ity hE:alt h department tor Its alleged laxity in milk Jnspection. There is no machine endors ement tor the Hopkins ca ndidacy. "~ hether the local machine will endorse the Clark candidacy 1s not known yet. It is known , howe \·er. Ulat a number of leadi ng Republicans han.: appro ved the pe tition tor t he appo intment ot Dr. Clark. " --_. __ ._-- _.-- --_.. _------------.-____________________________ 1___ ._____ _____ _ ---------_.-----------------_._- --_. ------- ==== I ~ CLARK'S FRIENDS '< ARE BOOMING HIM They .\uJlonnce Ria Candldn,e,- the Office of Stot<- lo~ H('uIUL CODlJul",,,toner, BUtl'Rlo hAS two caD dldnt E'~ for the po ..1 lion or Stllte Health Coul1nl~lun('r , \\"11I('b pa.,·" ~a.5()O a y<.>ar. The 6econd ('DO Hd1te to loolll up promInently Ie:; 01'. EIlwlud nS$lstn nt bt'alth l'omm ~ti· lti(ln£'r to Dr WalU·r n. Grt'P-Dl'. )'lr. ('lark.' (rlt'nd~ 111\' ~ "J)rung bl~ bC10m and SU.'· lh'lt ('lark, lit PI"C6C.;:lt his l·IHID(·t>~ :1Tf Ii!) hrlgbt <11~ thn~(' nf RIl" /lUlu c·llud l<idtt'!'i. IJr. 11 . H. Hopkins i . . the otbl'r BU.l1'alo ('ilndJdnte- for the pt· ... I· I ti(lu . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Medical Newspaper Clippings, 1901-1906 Description An account of the resource Four 16” x 10” (40.6 cm x 25.4 cm) “scrapbooks” with a total of 789 pages of articles from Buffalo, Western New York and other newspapers were discovered in the Robert L. Brown History of Medicine Collection at the Health Sciences Library. The time period covered is October 31, 1901 through June 14, 1906. The subject matter runs the gamut from public health issues such as disease outbreaks in the city and elsewhere, sewage, water, food and milk purity, tenements and animal control to Buffalo and area politics. There are numerous images and cartoons as well. These articles were apparently compiled by a “clipping service,” in Buffalo. The other interesting aspect of this collection is the fact that Buffalo had so many newspapers at that time. The articles were taken from papers including the News, the Courier, the Enquirer, the Times, the Review and the Express. There are also clippings from Buffalo’s German language newspapers. Use of the clipping collection is now available through four acid-free, bound paper copies. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact the History of Medicine Collection, <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine</a> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL002 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Volume 3, Medical Newspaper Clippings, 1901-1906 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Health Sciences Library. 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Clippings Subject The topic of the resource Water Supply -- standards Typhoid fever -- prevention & control Tuberculosis -- prevention & control Epidemics -- prevention & control Quarantine Drinking water -- Contamination -- New York (State) -- Buffalo Drinking water -- Standards -- New York (State) -- Buffalo Epidemics -- New York (State) -- Buffalo Typhoid fever -- Prevention Tuberculosis -- Prevention Communicable diseases -- Hospitals -- New York (State) -- Buffalo Quarantine -- New York (State) -- Buffalo Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital copystand of clippings scrapbook Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. 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R. Hopkins and Dr. Edward Clark Want State Health CommissionershJp. bll1'enu nnd of th(' im-csl ingl ions made by the expert ]'C'prcsentati\'cs of the in~lIrallcr ('Olnp:mie~, It may bc pertinent hcre to rr)1('at certain ns"cl'tions mucle 1),)' the \\'alpI' ('oll1J1Ji,,~i(Jllcr in his oflieial ]'cport :fill' IDO L 11e says that "tht' C01lclilinll of Ihc engines ill Ihc pnmpiug ~Ia t iOIl is \'Cl'~' Ull,<1 I i,fadol',Y-SOlnC of IhPlll arc YCI'y olcl and call )lol ~talld til(' work pllt on thcm"; !lwt "il is 10" 1l111eh of a l'i,,1;: for a 1a1'~C city ]ike 11nfl'alo to haH' ih wall'r '1lpply {,Hpacit,Y so ncar its ]imit"; that "'e'\'('ml tla;'s la,t \\'illl('1' !lIC pUll1pS \\'cre run ~o Iar ],('ycl11cl thc ]'alc fOl' which thcv , ' \\'CI'C con,trnctc<l that th('y clid Ilot (10 cffl'ctiyc \York, which was a risk of clamnp:l:, anel tll1bl'cl (')1.11'<1 CX[ll'1hC 10]' r('pail's," aud he add~ : "::;:urh n 11';(' of mnehin(']'y docs not accomplish GRIEVANCES AGAINST BOTH PHYSICIANS Word came to several at the RepubIIcart leaders from Albany ye.terday that bothClark Dr, H, andlong Dr, cIty are Edward of R,th isHopkins shot s In the race for the Slate Health COPJmlsSlonershlp, Each has stated that he would be pleased to receive the $3, 500 appointment and each has frIends \\'hnt i~ clc~ir('cl, aIHI is YCl'y wcaring on tbe machincs, who have made representations at Ala,; ,,'cll as lin],lc 10 ('aU~l' (la1lgcl'oll~ hrcaks, rc- bany In fa,'or of theIr candidate, ' Thc' bl The word brought up tram Albany ]lHil'~ al'l' 1Iot the m:lt tel' {I f a (ay, 1 IJUt H1most I1WHl'1H Y was that the fight for the posItIon ac_\ lIntl1<'1' f:H't ,holll,1 1,1' 1:lI,c'll illt)) :lC'('OIlIlt. Tit,' of t\\'o or Ihl'(,(' lIHI11.th ... , \Yr :t]'0 al\\'ays cording to the opinion of theDr, wIsePorter 'ones . on the anxious at th e Capitol, Is between 1.\ Iallll inp: 1'('''Ollllil II', ",hic,1t \n'1'(' aclnpll'd 1,,\ Iltl' ,\lcln- H'nt, 1)('('all';<' 0111' ]l11m[lill~ ('ap:1C'it,Y is >iO 110:11' thc COll- of New York and the present Inm('11 :'. lo1l<1ny I\'('lilli,!.!.h lI11:milllo1l,;ly ,Iwl withoul rl'l'l'l'- ,umplinn thaI \\'c nrc continually ha11lpcrC'd :for timc to ~~~~bc~~t'fa~~~I~:'l~e~ 1~:~~~'ln~'~t~n/~~ ('I1('r 10 Ihe \\'alC'1' ('''lI1!l1i I t('C'," :11'(' nUllotiC'(" of intl'1Itioll, mnk(' I'cpnil'';, :1IHI an' c'omllt'liC'cl to 1'1111I the pl1l11pS the Is Buffalo candidates 1 . f whcu Dr, haveL.wls, no That chance not given out H,Y thl"c rc,;()lulioll~ 11<' I (Oll1lllOn ('''1I1H'1 alllll)l11I('(''' w(' kno\\' tlIP,\" :1I'C cl'ipplC'cl, con~cqllcnl y paymg or re- authMitatlvely yet. There are some t it al it illll'lIlb (1) 10 Pl'lIl'idl' :1 lie'''' nrc'pl'oof ]1I11l1I'inp: pail''; Ihat ('0,;1 IllCll'e Ihall thC',\' "'011111 if Ilwy could be ~,\~~~t)~'I':h/h,~:~;. ~~~~1~~~:rdanl~ stalioll hllildill!?: 10 hI' Ic,('all'Il at 01' nl'al' III(' ~il(' hl't\\'c'l'll111allC' at till' PI'OP(,1' li111C, .\~ 1 luwc befol'c rcportcd, Buffalo politicians and physician. J>Ol't('l' . \I'C1l11(', tll(, ('amll, ,l,'r,;r," ::;:tl'('('1 :11111 tlw hal'h"r a(lclitiolla] (,lI!?:illl's of a ('omhinl'tl eapacit," of at lca.;t ;~~~~do~n~:';';'~~~e~~~c~fmt~~i:-A'~~II;1tl i1lc: (2) to pl'oyicll' n u('w fircpJ'oof at to put holldng T!,e politicians one faction , .1l1Iildiu:.!; I II OJ' hllilll- lnO.OOO ,OOO gnllcms p('r cIa,\' arc n Iecdcd 1 I once f against Dr,orHopkins that he a.re atinp:.; III l'C'placC' the 0111 11111I1 PI11!!; slat Ion Illi I inp:' !lO\\' lhl' ~Ialion lm any ~nfl' Im.,i", .\s la\'e)C ore rcport- tacked :,layor Knight's hea lth comml.in In ' ill(,l'I'a~t' "the w:IIol' -;\ll'l'l\', I,," ('1)\lstl'lll'tC'II .thc arc llot so r(>\l1OtC as ~eC'lll~. to ] b(' thoughl, ~~n~~'ia:knd, It "d'as whispered against . us('; c:~). .'. . : :dano'rl's -. b . yester ay t hat he had been mg a new mlet IU the Emcrald chauuel \l'Ilh tunnel to and thaI \H' hnyc not had Rl'I'WU trouble 15 on y ccaus" a partisan of Rowland B, :>Iahany's th('] t' f \\,(' haYl' hl'l'n IaYOI'l'Il. ThC' tlan~cr is there, and, I some y,ears ago, 1 ctl IOU tho u('w plaut behn:'c11 rorter hope "ill be' rt'l11cd iccl hcflll'C baye any scrious :mc • ('1'';(',1- , tl'('('l aud a ('olll1cclioll [If the 11CW tuullel tl' I 1'le " 10llitc t (J ]lI'O\'1' c1l' a new U II , ' jll'('s('nt Iltllllllin'" ,, " Ilhnt' ' , (') ~ (' ('('II'IC'al erntl'lfugal 1I11111p of :!o,()()O,OO() o'allon~ Tn line with Ihe Tcport of tllC \\'ntcr COlllmi~~iolle r ~'ap:I('I,IY, h; 1':'1'1<1('(, titc', 1'1'('Sl'nt Il1l1nl" XIIS, I, ~ "ancl :: arr Ihc fimlil1g-s of the cOlllmittcc of the Xational BOlml ,11 1'111111'111'" :-.·1'11' ' 1 of Fire rncl;'l'\\'rilcT', puhli"hccl in Dcccmber, 10 t~lis 1 . litc c XhtlllO' .........:'" ( lOll, n Ilf I a Ill'W n'rll('(\ I'Il'lc'. C'Xl'allslll1l stl'~lIcl 1'11111]> of :Hl,O()O,OOO ,rallOlh effeel: "ThcTc is a distillct pos,ibilit~· of supply bcmg ,.., , ('al':I('11 ,,('riol1,;I,' curtail('II, if lIut cntiTel,\' interrl1ptcd, (IUl'ing ,'I I:I, , TIt('s(' .. nil t',· IIC', 0 f"11111'11111111 ,11'1' ~l<'c'ollll'al1ll'd \\ II I I lJ'('dllllh to litl' ('nlllllli",ioll"1' of 1'1Ihlil' \\'ol'ks C'xt1'el1l~ cOJl(lilion,;, There i~ l'l'actical1y no rcsCl'Ye 111 pl'('pal'(> plans anrl '1'I'C'iticllliou, allel 10 :Hhf'l'tis<, for ('flpacit~", ('()llsicll'riu~ th(' pl'cscnt cO!l(lition 01 mallY, of ]l1'0I'<I-a1" til rill the work in the ~(,I-cl'al illst:Il1('('~, thl' ]ll1llll"" COllcl ilion,; \\'ill h(' to somc extent 1111]1I'O\-('cl UJlOll Iltr ('ol1lplctiou 01 thc :l,i,OOO,OOO-gallon I nllt Illnel ' 'I llol i('('·, 0 f'l1l t('11 I'IClll (0 the ( 'OIllIl H'11 ~no\\' PU1I1]1, Inlt 111l' a<lclil ion of this lIuit will not ]11'0' Thl"l' ( Clllllt'l 10 C'nTI' c lit t I ' , '" I 1(, ]J\'o!!:I'nlllnw j'('(,OIl1\11c'll\ll'cl hv \'iclc (,I'('n a Il1clClf'I'nlc,ly S:l (c l'p~('r\'c capacily, TIll' rut I'1 I!' ( CllIIIII!';SIOIICI' of ]>lIl>li<: \\"c 1,1" 'J'J' ' tin' ('it~, sll]lJlly i,; Ckp(,lIcla11t al 111'cs('ll,1 Ol~ a si,n~l~ 1 ' I 'b, IC\ arc' '1. In"lc<1llC ('ficc-t irOI 11(' [I IOC I 0 f 0'(;111111)0' I " ',' 1II'a plllllpill~ ,latioll, \\,ito"p lolal mira ('l1pncII,Y IS cous1Iler, (1" ct:nlC'cl illfol'lllat'J'I loll as l 10' till' alll) , " ,t ' '" alth I('s" thall tltC' 111l101lnl of draft at timC'~ of m:lxinllnn , I UXIIII,I (' c,,~t of tIl(' prol)os('cl \\'urlH' 111'1' ('I'IJI" ' a JIIattl'\, to be " dm;I(',;1 ic (:fl1l"Ulllpl ion, HIICI onl,Y :30 p~'r CCIlt. in ,C'x(,c~~ 1 ,., of tl IC \yo]" I 10 III' IIc,n(> Is cI,C'tC'I'II1Illl'C h('I'l'afll'1' It\' 'I \'f' 111 \'I~\\, of , , tl hn ( ' Ol11l('I, "tCl' t Ilese pre- lIf Ihe ]1]'(',;rlll a\'('r:I~(' cl'Lil~" ('Om;I11I1]11Ion, I IIlIlII:I\'\' ' th(' gCllPl'alh- ha<1 ('ondilion (If the pumping l1Iadl1llrl'Y , .tl']1". ,al'r I,.1k pn [l1'I)J('('h <11'(' f 1'('(ll1('ntlv nband011(,1, •\t t ' 'PI'cral st,,.,, ,' I I ' :tlltl 'boiIN' 'thc' I'I'('s('111 sitnal ion (,~1ll only bc r1a~,cd as 'I " .1,..,( ~ J11 t IC 111 a 1'(' 1 of the ycars 1\11 I It'I'S 0 l III trillIOn f' , , " IlllZarclol1s in IIt(' l'xln'l!lc." I t If' 0 (>XC'l:lItlJlg' ('(>rtam pl:llls for thc :' ,:I ('\lIC'1I I) olllh Dufralo Iluoel, lHl\'e hcen gin'u ancl 111 Il II ·II'(' f'tl t1lml (IllC ' (',I '1] I , " ' In l'r'ality is tll('l'(, [\ I,asis for l'ca~onahlr llollbt n~ tel :I~r )II s 13\'(' )('('n ol>lallwcl Imt the I1:1111 Is 0 1('1I1IlJlIC'111'II't ,I, ' I ' , 111(' ~lIl"t~lll'lilll :t('('lIn1('\' of tltC' uhoyc-('ilcd H"cl'lil\n~ o[ ' I ~ 1:11(' Jll,t y('( ,('(>n ]Por,dl\' t\('cl to , :1lI' '. I ' ('~l11' II(' ,:I ,,,:', IItr \\'all-I' ('olllllli"im;C'I' and of Ihe commitlcc of cx.' I'1:\11, ,The' S,I1I1(' lllng III ol Ihe 1111pI' 'I l'lIl1'ltl of • (':IJ:\cJllada (']'c('k, 1J('l'b rC'I')'(',;clltinp: Ihe Xntional Hoarcl of Fil'c FI:cll'l'wl'il!'l's! I (IIOt, IhC'll, a~ thc (la~' follows tho lllp:ltt, H('lion looking to fI l'clllC'cly ~hol1ld f()ll~": Ihe ul'll1011~lra­ It tltll" lI]1PC':II'S tI, I ' [' '" , , I ' ,:\ ('1('11 :I tC'l' "1\'111'" IIt(' noli('c'· Ill' ll1tC'lItlllll:\1II Ihe 1'(',,',' , f' ' I " ,'"' ' , lion of c\:wgl'I'C)I1S awl hazl1l'clOu8 cOllcl1tlonq, r( II Ill,!.!. I) 1I1I slitI' ( 1IIIIIIlIIII ('''lIlled , II I ·1' \\ 1111 I 1(' 1'('(' 10 'I ,'I, ' I ' , , "'I (111(1 IlIl() , I C Ill. II (I til' poh('y of R<1nn" 0\"('1' 'r' , , JII n 1111\11 ,HC n I i]> "l (JO • () O( ) a '('HI' ,III 11](' "°110 1"1I'tl wal(,\, I, I ' I1lllocluclill11 , ' t "ill II.. IC J. p ,lilt ,," I IIC W'J1(,I':l1 of JII(' t ('I', ,;hl W"II' ~I '\ I ' 'I ' ' - I wan ,(>(' \rtlll :31 111 II1rl('I" h'lel a l:l1 "('IIIiSlllllpl ion f 1 () c II " . , I "I I I f) t!!':1 lIll" of \\'>1 t(,I' 11l'1' ("IIJi t-t aliC I ( C'IC' HIli wit] ] 1 I C . ' " ' jl'CI ",II. I ,O,l.) lIIP(l'I'~ hael n ('on~I\l11I,li(l1l II t I, s,1 flIh pC'\' ea 't, ' ('C)lI'II11II,tlClll , " ,"1'1 ,II ,pI ,I. I',11 tf a I C). ~ clall\' \\ th d ' g'tl on~ 1)(" . I' , ' '1 j'.L ' 1 ca]llta, ,lIt;;o hI' '1, ClIlC ("Ill ]111 W~ )"frIll ('Xl'l'('<.;.s' ...' . ( ,. r 'tl '("t - J r'll I· Illn, of "PIllI011 III th(> 1'1'('" awl at Il' II , : JIII' dII" tlcl'l )«(JPl'lI f'l''Itl ralo art' I"illin'" 10 J1l1L :lIlP tl I( I lOll 01' • :-,', 'I so lIlI C1 t hr \\':1 I ('1' 111 a III fll!' I hc f ' IIII',;,..\,I I ]Ill I I <''''r " 0 lH'In!!; "o,(JO() noo 01' "non 000 I I() U\'ni 1 I ' ,.' . ., , II un'" a (;tV lit' takillg PI';'II rl . jlll1lllll'r, InIJ,.. ()l' llu' allllfl,":l1ll't' t j'1I11 to II'a'tC',( S I,!.!.itlc>st ('a\'(' that 1111' '11]1l'ly sh 111M g;: I ~ ~\.\'euue ti:, \~;e ================ �A Free Use of Water. (Frol n the Buffalo Tillles,) ' 1 ' ,1'1 ' 1'lIffalo ('It1"\l1Ie\t' ( IS ~ (·tIrI'e'1I1 lltIl1lb('r () ,t( 'I) I 'lI"le tpl'i Ql ie )\\alter c , • jl,'jy III I ~ (. I , ' . ' "tlie' ('1(" " ' ntc l ~tI. ' \ 1 ' · hil ol ~nr<'lI" III, t'tI~s(~ . \ illdlll"'p" III II~ " I of fact ~I.yh', all(1 I ,t('I~. {tl WOII('t' (\i,,"\l,,";lllJ\ I" I H' .. \ Ul\'"~ l\t(' ('tlno"ltlt'" (1' ,IIC tlll, llI 'linl llill 1\l<lt tIte • , f' \ . \I' 10 so . ' " i'let thai H(lIllP 0 t lOSe' I ' i· lIol "'1")(\ 11I:\11I 1,,1II ,., I' \' , , I ' Ir I '. \"11('1' ~IIPI'.\" C]lInlil," 01 ,II no"" Ihl' IIl1lilllil,,(1 lI,.;t' II I."~ "ilh (''1l1a\ "IOI1IIt('~H Ih,lI ' 1('1' ";"sl t'11l i" II\(' ,·hll·1 \\',llt'l' 1I111·t'hll'ail1t',1 h.,: n, 11 1.( tile' (:il\', '1'\1(' l\II sl, ilh ,t! Inlt 0t1' c 111(' . \\"dtl\, .l ~ 1\0 t gno{ , I. · tl W I()\\ '1,"ltIt "1t1~{\ I) I t • I (, 1\' I' I 1'1 I L ' , • , ' 1,1\'111:111 i."; lIpl 10 lillI' . '1Illtilll1 of il "'old, 1 II IJI11'1 l " If'a I0 ' ~ 1111·, )'II"ti kk,, eolhll I,ll " I I .. I II )lI I ,' It' 1 hhl' he:1 "I I. 1\ ' I t h(, ,v:\1t'r 'IS 1III', 011,;1,' n I It't' . I t 111 '\1111:1111 1.1 , ( This papPI' , ,It',.; IIll • ' t' '. 1' 1' i,; ('1l1l hH'I\'(' \l 1\ ' fret' 11'; ('" \\.1 t , I hilt il nrgllP"; II 1:1 I It '. '\ .. T It,. ( ·Itl'Oll\(· ,. TIt t,\,(, '1 1'1' t h""t' \\ ",, .1,., " <'ood I1(':1 III I. 'I' , [ tIt t' \1', 11,.1' ,\1111 IIHlIIl I'I111 ~'I\'S COllllPllI II tht' '1 11 :111 "1 (' (:1\1(' lo w d('a(h 1'"lt' " .'. 1"( 1 ·c i~ t It' C ~l\I~e () . (hnl i l~ 1111 11111 t'( "" . .. I \ '\ tIlt' \\'nl<'1' \J('lorl' ' 1' \ ,. l""t' eOll"lIll1('h n 1111 . \ I ' It('J'l' , 1,(,' 11,., , f. II"I( th('" \'(,:dl l.(' 111I1 ( I( , \' I hll( 'lsHlt' t O l l l ' . ' tlnJl ()lIg I , ' i' -'\1,'1 'II" 01 It('r 11111'jlOS('''; III f II "Ikr 01' , . , ., I fr('t'lI He () 1' (\', \" 'l\ill"" for t'1l':llIilll.( sll'('('ls, I l ) \{' \Ill ( ",'" • \ \ \1\ I. I, wIlH 's· ,'lJ\dlll I '\ I I 11\'(1I11111(' "·oO( \l':l , ., ('It' (O(,H Jll1H I ( ,., I IJl g 0('\1('1", " I . \' lh~ \Joill'11 \\':1\('1', nll l :t , I 111Y 1)('I'",oll~ ( 1'111, , . \ "\ gl'('n 111'. · I · . ' II i l 'IS it (,(lIIH" inllll t H' ' I' t 'I h' C' 1:111('(''' \\ I ' 1:l1'gC'1' 11 1\111 I l( " f' '\ '., \ II ~t'l'llI I" Il(' " [ I is 'I 1I\l'1'l' 111:111('1' 0 (11l1t , . · , . I:ll~~' , , '\ hp'llIh '1 1I.! "" lIlt' i,.,,.,II(' ,('11\",., 11-"\1. r 'Ijl nil'" ('l1.lo,\"IIl~ P.OCH ~ - -, .- - - - - The Water Supply Que~tion. (from th e l3ufhlcl Clluri~r) " I I I illa(I(·· Yoho(h (In('~lillll~ I\wl tIll' (';\1,.;111I~ I' all,. " "' , 'II \ ·lft" \ nll llil (l1H' II I h",.,!' ,1,,11'11(' 1111 1'('\ In I (' aliI 111I~, , .. ' ' . . f' (!" ' .1\,' 11(' (,h 'lI',,(,d III a('llI:tl "\\,'I~k, II 1- -.1 ( :l ' l'1 ' ("111 ]!I~ , ,... l' I' . . l .~ ,.' thl' ;llI l'('li :t\,ilily, alld ilH' l\:tng('1' 0 I I":t~ (I In ~'\' , 'I'" :lll d 1I1:1c,h ill(' I'," ha\I' hl'('11 ,I 111111-( 1,llI\(' 10 Ihl Inllltlll ,., " f TI ' 1' lIlr IIII ( 'hl'lIlll'·]..' . ) )'I!'l'lIt. \n III(' 1l]'lIll1H1 1 1 \ ( " .' .11 1' II k 111'\\' is Ih'l! "1111,,,itillll I" Ill<' !!"'III·I'.t1 111"1 1It' 011 IIIl .' , I i' \\"1('1' lllt'l!'I'''' \\ill I'('-'dl III I H' ,' 111- I'll<" ' t l'll( I11(' I 11l1l Il , I . I' Ilf :l 11('\\' 1'lIl1ljlill!!; -.1 at illll, a 111'\1' 1\11~!l('I, :111 :til III' lOll I f' '1'1'· 1al I I - Itl-<, h. III ,'11 hl' t' 1I(' :tl' II\(' ('11\('1':11, 1 ' ( ' , 11, , , I .. I I I" tl,,' I'LIII 1'1"'11111 C'O\lIlI('1' 1\1(' It':I~1 1'1'-1-0 '11\('!' , ' . , , 1) \ \ h 11 (,l'ill'· :I 1I11111b, I' ,I! .,:H'I'- :t~ .. , \ \ I '.' 111(,1lI('C ,11'"1' \\'\ I ,. 'I , 'I I \ ' 0 11\('1' "XI' '1'1'" " lit.III' I, nlld ~111('!' 11I11l1'';C'1 : . "hllltld \1(' adopl!'.!, (II' :t "."_I('m [III', "IIII'1!I~ \\,11';1 III ,I , ' II 111'1\· lI11t fo,l' .!I-Iall! 11'11111 1. lll1a\", o'\'('al l'(,-( ' I'\'1l 11' III Il' ,., " ' , fl'olll \\'hit'lt III(' ('ity \\'11111<11><' ,.,lIjlplll'd. \'." !!,1';1\' II,-'" t~la.' 'I II ,I( ,·(,t·\'ill'" III ",.. I (':11'('[111 "X:lIIIIII,IIIIIII. .... . I){I a q 11P... ( u 1'1 ' ('lIlIl'i(']' ha-. 1\l'\'('1' :1",.,\11111''\ III .\('(·I d(' ,_IH'\I :111 ,'ll,l(, \ \ i 1 '('';('"1('\ I t -I\II\,h III'!!\" "·1!l('(' I'III'" 1'1'0 I ('III n,., ,., I 1 • I " \\ ,... ~. \ \ I' 'III' ·11 Iltt' 1"'loI' " WI ",( Ihal illll'l':J('II(':l'I' 1I',llllb II ( . ' tole'l'.1I1' \ .t' I'll ( :I,.;ill('. :m.\ Ihal Ihl' j'(,sl'"lI-d.11' :t~lthl:I·.1 , 1'1'11('('('1 1 111'"11:1 \'II\( , () f •'11'lillll ,.,\II·h a,., "'1'H'IIII'!l' tl(" r l' I.' ol'illilill will ,.,1I1'[1"I'\' '-------- .. ---;;;;-_. _.-- -.... ---- .. --.~---- A REQU EST TO "HAMMER." \lell-known cl1l7cn 'hlt,'d thIS nfiil'C un, day rccently and ,a,d: "Your prot c"h III TRl [']1 an' <I,"ng a grLat cI"al of gw)(1 in th is cily and are ma\';ill.~ ) "'1r p.lpl I' ,',IIICI!. Yon appcar to be the ollly aile who \\ III <lalHI up fur the I."'pa)crs anel y o u call1lnt hamlller ton harel," ,, 'e ll, we do not dcsire to he ch,agrc,·allt·; 'Y(' do lIot \\ i,.,h to captiou<;ly o r willfully crili"i,,', hnt \\" <10 tlllllk thl'r" arc mallY things ill RufTalo. municipally spl'"king. ",llIl'h rc''1III rt' attelltion and which ought to hI' "hallllntrttl." Tltl' air" full of projects for the expend,ture of puhlIc nWllcy, hut that 'ame air is. alas, quitc ,·oid of prnsperr"" 111I1il'atilln<; hy \\11I('h the city can get the m o ney to spend withllut 11,,·,,11 '").( it..df hopelessly in debt. It is ea .. y tnough to issue hOlllls. jlht as il is casy e n ough for an in(li, idual t n Jlut a lir,t n\!lrtgag~ UP"II real cstatc. but the road illt" dtht " a great 'kal l':"i,'r Ihall th e road out o f it. anrl the man whn pllt.. a mortgag,' Oil his property in his YOlllh. as a city may hon<l it,df, may s;ully reahze that it is IInlilsehart.(l'Il "h,'n hI' 1''' "s 10 hi, grave. The qucstion o f e,tallli,hillt.( "·.1lcr 1111 tl rs ill Burr .. l.. has helll eng-aging a gond deal of pllhli .. "Itrlltioll and \Jnll til<' eal,,,e of mLlch cli sclIs-inn . hLlt a sci"lIti(Il' lIlall fairly I·it the naIl o n the hearl wh('n hl said to tltp (tlllo\' fIT('lItly' "rf the\' f""t water melers IIpon COII';(III1('rs t Ill' sewn' \\'ill lIot h't' Oll,her! Ollt as th( ,y art' a t prt'S(' lIt th" pnhlir h,'alth \ViII s uffc·r." \Vastl'flllncss in the LIse "f wat,·r ha ~(,\lnnmiL's. :rlll'rc 111l1st h e somcthing ill wltal tlt L' sp('akL'r said TIH]']' I r I~ abslJllltely "pp"q'r~ to any UllllPCL'SSarv ('''Jl('lIllitu\'\' of I1l1hh e money. hut SOIll..tllnes a largo\' " 'P('llIlilllr(' llIay h~ jllstili"d by e,:cntllal r~ sul ts , \V ~ call wait fflr ollr wall'\' 'l11d"rs 'Iuit" a while yet. hut sn m!'thlng ollght l o hI' dnn(' illlll\l'c1iat"1\" t" pre,c nt ~ recurrence of the annual wattl" falllint: "f \\'IIieI1 the la s t example has been altogether tht' \\'''r5t. ,,"ei Z.J.. [HE METER SYSTEM IN BUFFALO I' " ' I tilP tpr (In,1 it Is an r'asv ma\lPI' to t!P'VI' hayf' b".rn n~l\("(l lo pH ll ) 1<: , I 0 tNmtnl' whr·thp,. O\lr }Jumpln~ "upa c lollowing (·omlllun!c'ation. rplatlng I, Ity iR ~umd('nt lu, :t (IIY Ihp sizp or tlle nIptcr sy tem or, 1"lw~ "alr'l. Dul'l'ulo. I .. ~d stgned "Citi7.('n." lIppPlllln~ In tl,,· HIII'I \ly wal!'1 1>111 for 3:W gallons lor (nlo ("IIIII1"""'i:l1 or Ih" IUlh, (1I1f' (Iav at I:", pPl' 1.(11111 gallulI~ i, II·sS Thl' "ity or Hllrrah, "an linllll} I'X Ihall l;\,O ,·,'nts, hIlt un 01"'" falll'N In \Jetl to IlIal'L II" watN 811Pply ,HI, .. !t Inulltll'~' IlIh nlllH at Lh" I at" or 7~O quatI'. for flny lI'uglh 01' I in\(' no Illal- gall()l1~ pI'1 hUIH. 01· 17.~'" ~·.ll1on~ pf'r t[',. whnl it dOl'S, RO 111111>; ,\3 It pursU"H tlay. whkh :It ';" . 11"1' I.Ullo r.uliolls lhC' ot tlnhuf:iiIH'.lo:l-lil\f\ unci 11l1jtl~l Ft'lllng: i l~ wahlI' to <:on, 1I11lf'1' morl,. 1.·0~tH 111011' tll:lIl 0111' d()lldl" ut a Ht'\'t'rul Lhou. and S\I( i1 C)IH 11 fU1Hl(·tS. fixed p';, ". rq;:Jldtrs., 01 II", qllantl Y payllll; I{('r!lap s $;, PC'I' yral·, a, Lt would (h,· I'IIY ab:ltI h"~ r·xptalll 11'11,·,,· tl,,· ..... Ltl·r ;';""3. hilt Llf I",(kr will thu~~ who paY LilY taxI'>; btanll thp 10,·9, Ulll(alo \I rlt Iu~t l'I'ar ~:: I !:allon,; of 1 ha\'f' ,\ Ill' Ie, In illY housr. 'rhl' WUlL'r duily 101' c·adl 'n:tn Wtllnun and thllln'~ lun,i ,101 Ihl'l" I!lnn~ry Illb':I"!litll. ,,:d!, .,11".1"1. ':tI'I" HlII~llmp00(' I~ildl[ln !'1I11.:. on,' hLU(-I'S IJuntl) lIon 01 ~11I\\.\III\f'I' Jell the. tlllP time ~III\'. !i,'(' ,tatlon:1I Y \\u~h lJ()wl~ and was 1111 ga1\on .. ]Jll' ,!ny. and ill lJelll 111'0 halh tllih. all ~llpjltleel with hel l'a,I'S mnllulal'lul'<'l's, NI·. allfl IInn\,oi.lunu ('01<1 wat .. r. hfSlel,·s 10111' dose!.. ahl" \\,a.\I an'illtillelrd, two h(h!' 111111 a,"1 ,I struIII (IIrnal'c .•111 l'l'I'haps It is wrong 101' m .. to mal;a ,;upplirfl \\ lIlt <o1t! \\'aIPI' a "(JIIII" ,."C>ll hdw(.11 iJnnulu flll(1 su .\Iy fnmlly l'onsiSls of c'i;;ht perSall,';, "OllSf'I'nll II'P a dty as ;'>.lllwuuk(l'. ('ST havp nHrti ill th" Inst lhrl'" months Illdally all!',' u m(nniIlg Il~P"1' quotes an aVP\'a/!p of :l~1J Anllon~ pe~ day, or thE: COmlllro1\pr asayill!; "thl' ('Ity js 0\'('1' 411 gnlloll dally for ('ol'h lU('mu'T lit llist-das, ""lflilion jll.. t no\\'." etr. o( thp tamily. but V.I' ure wa \l'lul 'Ill" III'l honde,1 d(,11' or ,Milw:lU\<(>p with wall!: it co, tS u, noth:ng t() I I",.,; thull (;,OUII.(IIIII. whllp Bllt!alo waste il up to n ccrlaill rillantlty. uP- "IUS till' (\islinc Ion of owin~ 0\'('1' $1·,cal\'(' 0111' fltlllt rat' ill Ihl' lIH:t~\' i~ ,III1l,nll\!, I Illll,t thprrfol'(, mal;e commo\'(' IlI'l' Yf'ar lhan tht' wat!'1' we \IS" lIn I I£oll~ with a more wide-awnl,p city at ,; (''''lIt • I' I' 1,(1111) ~altulIB 0111' o[ thl' ~il.l' of Bllffalo, Ihat ow"s Il rach onl' of tbe 'IOU,UOO inhabitants a8 lI1uch as Bllffalo dUl~, uut I cannot at th" tlly or Buffalo \I. ·d Il~ IUll<'h 1'C'C'lllt "1,1'. lktrolt o\\'('S :I net debt at waU'1 a'l "neh t11pmlJt:1' of my fRml!y ollly $I,!It~.(J(\I\, (,1~v(·land aUollt $8,oon.do('~. It ',"Ollirl h~ nf'l'ps,.nry to PllllllJ 1)1)1). Illul Chi ,lgO'" IIl't debt Is only a only l~.~lln,'IUlI galien per ,lay (01' pri- tl'lrll' ){OS~ ll::m thl' debt of Buffalo, but \'al(, ton UIl1"tlCHl, or all the PIIllll,g, rx- Ulil ago IllIs UU T\' ... tvolr nnd no watl'r CI'p t 011<' uf til£> big ones. ('(lulcl II.' but trollhl(>-$o I glH' it 1\(1• down. anel that ('ould almon do Ihl' lC my m(\u is right and if my flgtrll'k by \\or\.lng hair tlmf', UI I'll lire light, thrn it is r('a~onably A,ld to thiS the quantllY of wat~r ('f'l min tlut Lty Installation of meters nSf'll by 1IlIlnufatlurel:. te .. whlt-h ,a llll Ih~ con_erlUf'nt lappagE' Dr ,vaste. must be known to the 'Water Durl'all 0111' pr~sen wa H plant would be- adebE't'uus(' t,h Y an' all uppl!pd by m,>.. I lIuut .. (01' !;(lUle ),E':U' to come. uSNI; llntl Ih,' !loll I" ~udl IlIluol" Ill' lIw,1 . It lJP fOI' all ,'on( ('IIlP'1. �c::r::: Buffalo f-l..:l O f....J<t: eJippintJ BUl"eau <t: ~ Tqe News "Building u...r/) u... f- 2 16-218 i\Jain SIred, ~BUFF'ALO, N. Y. ::=:> Q::l C/:) COMPLETE FILES OF B UFFALO P APERS WE- c::::: W We;, SCRAP BOOKS C OM PILEO From - -. -- ------ -- --. - -- --- ------. ~ --- ---- -- - -. ----.-- - /" :c -- -- -- --- .---- - -------. -. - - -- -.- ~ ......, C t-< .., W u , -5 ~ o 6. . c: 8 ~ on § o .- .- w ctf· - .- ..,"' .., l:1A. -.5 0 :c - c.;l u... w :c f-, tnQ)~'-t- C. I I .. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~®I~~~~ ~_~M~ ~=~. 0;DC=v~Ev2 !.~~-~-~c_ ~-~E~~~c~ P=5-~~~~0-oE d~ ~~~2~ ~oo~o c:r,c .......... ~5~~~~~~=~-=g~E~~d~~~~ E .v. ~~~~3~~o~.U~~ - g.M >.2~~c ......... - . 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This Is turned by a windlass, and great m a sses ------~---------- r~ of slush, white and fine as snow are scooped up and melted b y h ot water that Is r un from the boiler s fo r that purpose. When lhe paddles are run f or any length of time t hey are coa t ed on the u nder side wit h lon g cryst a ls of Ice, t hat the waterwork s people call a nc bor Ice-anything that grows to the metal Is called anchor ice. T hese have to b e melted, too. Then, the Incoming river, as It may be called, t a k es It s course on"'''rd a round the b u ilding. It is e lgh: t eet wide and 21 feet dee p. By and by It reaches a pOint w here ther e Is little Ice left; and the men wor k w ith little h and screen s like metal butterfly net .. scooping ou t the remainder. This tce Is laid on a p latform and melted, too, 80 no wate r Is wasted. B y a ba d arra ngem ent, the end of th e s tream forms two blind alleys of waler and t h ese become choked with ice w hen the season is lo ng. The troubl~ only lasts, ot course, w hile the ice on t h e lake and river Is fo rming and when it is b reaking up In the spring. Wh ile th e wate r is cov ered with Ice lhere Is n o t rouble. Tn the pumping statio n, t h e re a r e nine migh t y pumps at work day and nlghtexcept when one or two ha ppe n to be out of gear, as they some tim es are In the Ice season. The noise of tbe machinery fills t he building a nd the vibration jar s t he whole stru c ture. Then there ba ve been oth e r v ibrations, too, lately, for every little while a bla st f rom the old Massasoi t would j a r the windows a nd send clou d s ot b lack s moke and ru bbish skyward. The pier is nearly 1,000 feet from the sta tion. Life ou t on the pier there has Interests of Its own. Th e work Is not so h a rd, but It t a k es t h r ee men at night and fou r In t he day time to attend to It. Thel'e are three crews ot th em. At 8 o'clock In the mo rn ing t he fe rry t a kes out t h e flrst shift and the sl eepy fellows, who have spent sixteen long hours at the pier, are ta ken ashore. Th ese have 24 hours· rest and go on d u ty aga in at 8 a. m. Then they h ave t he s hort shift of eigh t h ours, leaving at 4 p. m. Bu t sometimes t he weat he r Is so r ough and the Ice In the r iver so bad t ha t the f erry cannot run to r a week, so the m en are besieged In t hei r fo rtress for a ll that time. They h a v e a k it che n and bedrooms and a lways keep p rovision s on hand to mee t sucb a n em ergency. When there is extra troub le, ex tra m en are p ut on. The pumping statlon Itself k eeps a sta t'! of 175 me n work in g cons t a n tl y. J . B. Cloudsley Is the engineer In ch a rge. Ther e are m an y Interesling little m a chines by which h e r eads t he s tafe of things In t h e depth s of the river. One is a. revolvine- roll or oao er upon which I I I • a dial traces the dept h ot th e wate r In the rh'er. It is connected \\ ith a copper float down below ,vhich rises a nd fa ll fi with the water. Low water means hard work for the engines. Then t here Is the complete model of the wa te r system or the cl ty and pumping station. It Is made of nickel and shows t he va lves In the pipes that can be changed to switc h the pressure Into any dist rict required. Should a fire occu r at a ti me when pressure was low, the stream could be Jessened In one localily and d irect ed Into another where Jt was needed most. In one dark. damp corner, under an iron slalr at the brink of one of tbe big wells stands a case contai ning a complete diver's outfit a ll ready for donning al a moment's notice. The w orkmen crawl along slippery ledges a ro und the wells, and sHU lhere has never been a drowning accident nor even a slip Into TATIOX. the water, within t he memo r y of the engineer. The great cylinder s that p um p the wa ter Into the mains are 48 Inch es In diameter and some of the pumps (the re are tbree dllTeren t k inds In u Re ) have three cylinders. Every time th e pis t on goes up it brings 1,000 gallons of wa t er !h to the mains. On a slate on t he wa ll of the engJne·room are fl gu res s how · Ing the number of gallons pu m p ~ d Into the regervolr eve r y hour. The watch man at the re~ervof r tele phones a t each inten'al the exact nu mber, and the en gineer at the waterworks sends In his report e,,"ery morning to the Commf~· ~ioner of Public ~'"o rk...q. s ta ting how ma ny gallons each engine has pumped throul?:h the preceding da y. It amoun ts I \ �------"'-'-_-. ~»--.,.,. .. f •• _ .. / BUFFALO'S ONLY RESERVE WATER SUPPLY: A GLIMPSE OF THE BEST STREET RESERVOIR FROM ABOVE. The reservoir is divided by a partition, and consists practically of two little lakes. - __ ~ .,. "3".. -'-- I u~ OF COPPER IN SANITAtlOI'l. lth omcer Doty. or New York, rea a paper at the recent session or the merlean Public Health Asooclatlon at Havana, In which he "we lOme Intereetlng results of experlmenls at the New York Quarantine StaUon wltb cOPller as a disinfectant and deodorant. He also referred to the InQ.ulry COlnr on at hi. own and otber AlMtlcan laboralorlps as to the value of copper a germicide. but !t Is significant thai he treated Ihl. ph ••• or the >ubj>c!, nbout which M much has b.en h.ard, R8 slill under Investigation. Do lor Doly had much to say. howe"er, on the ,'allle at copper 8ulphate in 88.JlltaUon, and «ave practical direction ..... hlch w!l\ be of use immediately and e"'ry"'here. He round Ihat the best resulll were obtained ....·hen the copper wU uled In connection wltb lime (calcium oxide) In the proportion ot one part ot copper and one ot lime to ten of water, Thl •• tock solUtion, diluted with thIrty to fitly times It.~ O,,'n volume o! water, Is at once e!rectlve In deodorllIn, and clarltyin!!' offenSive s~lutJo ... aewage water, etc.; or, used In Its tun strenrtb. It produces good ,...sulls In the caee ot solld mR~Se!!, such a~ decaylng garbage. Perhaps the most Interesting of Doc· tor Doty's te~t8 were those unde.rtBkf'n ror th~ destruction or moaqulto lary.." alld the Interest Ie found not &0 I much In the results, "hlch were entl!'!ly uU.factory, as In the underlying theory to explain tbese results. Doctor Doty'l conclusion Is that the copper nnd lime produce a chemical and mechanical change in the organlo malter in tbe wat~r; that this organic inatter I. rarrled do,,'n with the precipitate, and that Its removal means the abstrB<tlon at the nourishment upon ""bleh the larvse lI"e. Where the organic matter walll 'n excess of the amount which could b. preCipitated by the ,;"on quantity or copper and lime, the la,,'8\! were unaftected: on the other hand, lar".., placed In distilled water-that I., without organic malter-quickly died, Hence the destruction ot lar"8\! In water treated with copper and lime Is due to the rapid remo"AI or 1I0urlshment rather than to any toxic flfect ~r the chemical •. The la"'ae die or ,tarr atlon. it 18 obylous that this treallllent I. only Bullable where the waters art In 8. GLIMPSES OF THE BUFFALO WATERWORKS: THE NEW AUTOMATIC STOKING BOILERS. to nearly 200,000,000 gallons a day, som~­ times more. sometimes less. The only reserve supply. outside of what is in the mains, is that in Best street reservoir, the big twin-lake out by Masten Park High School. Buffalo has just one reservoir. It co~;ers 20 acres of ground. In case ot a. famine the city would always have 116,000,000 gallons in reserve, wblch, considering the amount pumped every day, is not very mucb, Altbougb the re~en'oir Is built on one of the highest points In Buffalo, It Is only 113 feet above the level or the lake. Imagine an Americcan c(ty without a water ~upply! No taps in the kitchen or bathrooms. no sewers to carry away the dirt, and no f'tearn for heating! To reallze what it means one must live in a city that is suddenly cut off from Its supply for a week or 80. The Y'ancouver water supply comes from a mountain stream, CapUano creek, across Burrard Inlet. In early days th~ single big main was not so far below the surface ot the water as to escape the keel of a vessel that sbould Iniss its channel. The captain of a particular boat that ran (rom Victoria to Yancouver had [ l little habit of ,unnlng 'lrros!( the maIn on hIs way into the 'Jarbor and cutting it and Incidentally /,uttlng at'( the city's water supply. Then the water carts would ply the city. dealtng out go many gallons of water to I ~at:h hom~e every day. until the pipe waR mended. It Is surprisIng what an inconvenience it is to have to wash out sinks by throwing palls or water Into them. But it i" al60 surprising how far a barrel of water gOE's. ,,'e, on the ,hores of the great lakes cnn never lJP: Qulte destitute of water Ulw the peoplp on tha.t sea bound poInt mentioned In the foregoing. In BuITalo It is only neces~ary to visit a tenement or any old building \\'h~re the plumbing is out or order to know that there Is absolutely no restraint placed upon the quantity consumed, In dark, musty corridors the taps drip away. making many a little stagnant backwater, where the wily germ may rear his famIly, Then there Is the thrifty housewl1e who turns on all the taps every cold night to save a possible plumber's blJl and the worry connected with it. It tbe wllter were limited, she would remember that a tiny dribbling stream will keep up sumclent motion in tbe pipe to prevent Ice from settling tbere, and that 1a deluge Is not necessary. I connned sp&.C'es, becauBe a constant In· ~ ......:~:::~;::: _r:...__ ..Ilml~.lMiliili.IIii"_iii.ii___• •_IilIUi__iliiiClliiii""iiiiiiiiiililllili_=-________. .~::::2 now or fre~h material ....ould nectlllta te a repetition of the chemical dOlI- In the latter caee Doctor Doty 80"071 dlat petroleum I. the superIor agent It lIDpl~y, "here the SCientific a riIJeeI measurefJ o! drainage. etc .• are tIc ..ble, There Is no doubt the experIments at the Btaten Quarantine StllUon ba"e more ,'aluable clorber to the equlpme"t or aanllllMan. Doctor Dotl". e~ve, _ valuable It\>ecaus. ..:lI<'=~u I~ ~h~~ •• but �T m . - • • ____ . . . __ w · · ' _____ _ • _ _ _ • - - _ . - - - • • • • - - - - - . DR. GREENE BACH FROM HAVANA GIV. BY no ._--- --- .. _--------------------------------_... ., DR. GREENE HOME AGAIN H E ALTH COMMISSIONER BAOK F ROM NATIONAL CONVENTION IN HAVANA. IIr.alth Grc~np ('oll1n,L<sloner walter D. thls mornlnJ;' ff"tururd home (rom Ha¥311a. Cuba, where he 8 t tl'nded thp- annual con\,('ntinn fir the .r\m~rt('an Puhllc' H(>alth A~FH)clattcll1. Dr. Greene left RutTnlo on JUIHldry :~rl last. While attendnn('C' at th. cnnvC'ntion the Huffal!) He-alth ("!nnmis~inTl~r 1"~ad a pa,.. pf"r on HDlsinf('cliotl of ~<,h()nl Books,·' ",hidl ("realf'd Illur-h I'nmmf'nt. It WII., 'n flat('lc\ that man:.~ hpalth offidals pre... would inau~urate :-;u("h n movE'm(lllt in thC'lr horn£> ('HIe-:; when t hey got back.. Thts IH a :-;y:--lt'lll tha.t was ft r st use4 by Dr. (~rt'('Il~ l\1\r1 hnFi hcen rou nd to have prcYf'l"1trd th~ ,'"'pre-ad of {'ontagtou a follt INSIDE THE B:\RGE MASSASOIT. AS SH E LAY OX TH E WAT E RWORKS INLET PIER. It ~vas in the interior of the old yessel that the men had to work to blo w her up. The Massasoit was one of the things that have made trouble for the water department this winter. -rn - -- --------- -----------ltJ,---_~~~:a5~~= - .. . .. 4 _. GILLETTE ~TmS HORN[TS NEST Secretary of Municipal League Arouses Wrath of Socialists by His Expressions on Tenement House Question. AD VOCA IES CREA nON OF SPECIAL BUREAU :I Socialists Attribute Evil to the Distribution of Wealth , Which They Say Is In Private Hands-Monday Evening Lectures. A G""rg W. Gillette. llecretary ot the MunlC!p"~ League. 'Ventured Into the Labor Llceum yelterday f th pose of delivering -Ad or e purT~nement House ... r~. on 'The gE.-Stlnlr to the and 8ugI.t Labor SoclaltnrrsUng of Intlons f()r 1I(ln of whIch foll'''''.4 mInority a HMIUl Departm.. nt to take specIal I pnlntlng (0 the growth of the~ Soc!alrharg.. 1'1 the ten .. ment hou.u. The ,Iat-Labor party In th" last ten years pregent forc~. be !lta.1rt. Is InadequatE'. I from ~.OOO vot~ in one sectlon of New He 8ugK(,!IIted u. hureau with two or York to a:;.OOO In the United State • . thr£>e tnfllp("ctorfll. a chief elf'lrk and &. ":-;ot enough to accompll~h anyburp-au hE'ad who8e whole t1m~ wflu~d lhln g ." .. marked Mr. Gillette. bo devotNi to trnrment hou8e' 1\·ork. "'Y~I1. we've rrcated sentiment which It wa" pointed out that twenty tpne- lIkr the snowball keeps growIng. and menta InhabIted by 120 faml!l.~ ha" hfl're you nsk us to Abandon our ~rpAt been vacAted, r~pa.lred and reoccupied work to ('Ipso one lilliE' Augea.n stahlf'. amId sanItary .urroundlng •. No. ,,' 1'. intende to kpE'p on If it take~ ue 1,000 y'ears. becauflc "'C know "'c're R EFO R ~I " BLT A P"TCHWORK. right:' T. H. Jackson presIde" and Intro~tr. GIII.Ue found him •• lf In a duced lbe dlRcu.slon which was led horn~t'A neJ!t of SocJallsm. surroundf!t! by 8. ReinsteIn. ,,·ho took exceptions by mE"n who tn.velgh a..gaintll the ';prlde 10 the ledurer'R dIagnosiS or the tenp- of prh'ate ownershIp of the tools or ment hou •• evil and arguP.d tha.t the production" liS the root or all the evils propo",'d .olutlon was consequently of .o~lely. "Pl'ople r::lll us rainbow·cha~er~." [aulty. '"All th .."" reform.; ' .ald Mr. R~ln­ sa Id Mr, ReInsteIn. "but tbey saId tbe stein. "arc but patchwork. They do not o.me thing libout tbe anti-slavery a3"lconfilider we are prartical go to tbr root of the .,'11. You arc talorfl. dealing with th .. "rYect. not tbe cause. workers when we ~prE"ad a knowlC"dge ot p.conomlc conditions as th.ey exist.If JURt as many reforme .. of today deal Th~ Socialist-Labor part}· and Sowltb the cblld labor evil. thl' women'. labor evil. tb~ .oclal evil 8nd many or cialist Trade Rnd Labor Alllnnce have arrAnged for a ~('rtes or Monday P'Vf'ntho othrr IllS or sorlety." The ~octaIl8ts. who WPTe in the- large ing leotur ... 10 bp deliv .. red by memmajority. attrtbutf'!d the tenempnt houRf.'! bp.rs o( these organizations a.t t heir evil and oth..- ('vII" that "mlet Ibl) headquBrterH In the old Y. M. r. A. Building. :-;0. 1~ We... t Moha\\'k Htreet . ma.sS~5 to thn Industrial sy~tem Undf"T wbld1 Ihe mpan_ of production and dl.- O. A. Curti" will open the fleTiC'~ totrlbutlon of weallh are In private hands night wh~1I he wll speak on '"Th~ Right and OpportunIty to Work." 8. and uflf!'d (or privatE' f"nd.fI:. Thf" WaVf'H of dC'batp 8urgpd madly Relnst.ln will nddrr .. the Labor Lyceabout Mr. Gillette. wbo 18 a. young man um next Sundny on "The Social ArwIth ~very appparAnc(" of RincE'.rtty. rangement of a BeC' Hive." They ,,·a.eb('d th"lr height when one or the 80cla list. ('om pared the r"former to M ... Partington I rylng to hold back tho Atlantl~ with a mop. "What w~ want to do Ie to .... Ipe oul capItalism. by which .... r. mean prlvatf' I I I I j dlRPa~es sO pre\'alC'nl dre-n. RqlUllg ~chool chll .. .. """e hall R glM:lc1 ('on\"('ntlon, satd Dr. Greenp tlll~ mnrllluE:". when Illtervlf"wed hy An En'luln··r reportf'r. "Thpre w~re OYPT 2ftO d;o}t'gateM pr€'~ellt. many tro~ the t"nilE'd States. ThE.' most o f too penple a.t th. P ("Oll\'(,I.lti o n ""t'r(ll of Cu bJ.i: but the)" ,,"pre \'('T~. goorl to us and eSI lpndpti c,'ery courtf'SY pO!lSiblP'a f'llmat(\ on thr l~bnd n'QS beaut whll(' we wer(l thprf'. It wa.9: Just 1 8ummer, I ~aw some' of theo hlstoi1G .pots In Cnba. whlcb were D18~ fa ou. throu~b the Spanlsb-Au.er ""'ar." . •...., Dr. C;reen~ "t"pp.d o\"er In F1or_ Kev{"rn-' day" nn ht~ return trip. He 1ft.. Ht~\"t'rat Buffalo pet1pl(> who are 'W h ring t h<'re. 'fhe C(lnnniesioner 100 to bl' ill ('Xl'("llent health. I "'e ownership of the means ot productlo:l. 'and dIstribUtion." .al(\ one of the SocIalist.. "WI' wunt to substitute colJpctlve tor prtl/at{\ ownfl'r8hfp.'~ "You don't s".. m to be doIng It." r'l.tortf'd Mr. Gillette. ·'\Ve haven't started yet," was the reply. "What ar .. the people goIng to do in the meantime? Tbey n.cd practical ('trort to Iln'eltnratA the tf':"np:ment house and kindred ('vIIs," RaId Mr. Glllettr. "'\\'0 don't want to waste Our ttmn 10pplnK off a twIg Iwr(' Rnd th ..rf'. W" want 10 ( .. II tbp. t r ..... " MRld Rnother. . "What T Km strivIng for Is prlictk.1 results:' R..tld llr. f:lJlette. "I don't belive you wIll rver get a .tate of .orlety where someone ",on't have to hustll'! around In the Interests of good 6anltatlon. Wh.'n we attain Buch a. condItion t>t p.r~ ctlon I'll b~ "lth you." r.1I0WTK OF !lOCIAUaH. GILLETTE STI RRED UP EETING OF LABOR L -hlP ~\I1:t of thr> trDl'mf"nt hnU8P. nnd (01' rp\lrTlng It '1\"'1'(' 1hp snhJE"C"ta Nlit':-I f[llk rt"fo;trrll11~' nftf'TnOOn hy- Gf'()rgf! (~IIlf'tlf'. ~f"t'rctnl'Y- flf thr. )lnulclpal r,enll~ n l,£'torf' thp Lnhnr L~TPum. 'J'lw (>stahlh.hmf"'nt of n hunan with henll JlUII thrt'C- hl1'tpf'ctnl's In ront out /'Int wus llliTOC'stp(1 lIy t'bc- SI'~8ker. 111'('11 rU"1I'1If"al ..'trort to nmrllorntp the JDl'llt hOI1~p nnll ItN kJmtr("d .. be IJtfoi ht':lI'f'J'to dill fbf' IOf'fh"ll t hilt t h(' nr """",,·.. IU. nDl('l!ortlf I'RU!lif'S l(1'llllill:: 'I'b,. Fln:~t1l' II. .1. \crl In (,\"f'r !In.oJ.1I5D1 I �JAN. ·i 1905 -1W5---------. --- ---------~-A-;t ----. - -. _--- :Ji;t' \:.~8---------------~ Lo(iK AHEAD. T~B"ggeStion that Burcalo go to the In Wyoming nnd Calla._ DR, GREENE IS HOME FROM CUBA. H OT TIME FOR GILL.ETTE AT LAB OR L YOEUM. hlg~(\~ndS r~ugu. couml.s and get water trom .orne oC the lakes \here ha. appeared again In lh~ nl.cu •• lon '" tho wator prob!~n1. It l~ 1~S5 fumillal" thall the plan of hllllding a reservoir 111 the nam. bUI'g hills and pumping wuter to It from Luke Erie. Tne principal Interest In ~lther plan llt the mompnt I, ~rel:r tha t they ~hl)uM ser,"" to remind the I'oard or ('ounollmen lhat. when It be'j C'on\f'S necessary to S(l'cur~ a. )lI!W '\'at~r 8upply tor Burralo. therc arc othet plans that £hould he looked into hesldes l>Ulld.! mil" a lunnel to the I':merald Channel. The Expre~s already has shown that the hnrnpdlate sltuallon, created h)' the, aetlon "r lhe I"""ranee ~ompanie_, can' Health Commissioner Returns from the American Public Health Convention at Havana. ~t'etary of Mun icipa l League Arouses Ire of Socialists by Address on Te n ement House Question. I ECRETARY George '\'. Gillott". or mont h"use "yll ana argued thal the the MunJaipal Lf'ague spokfl' oh prolJOs('(l solution was conse(lUelltty Dr. "~nlt("r D. nrl~f.'net hC'nlth ("om" the tenpment house problem at t~.ttlty. . .. !'< • R I _ ! IIlhuliflllPr, WilK nt, lib; oll1("f' iu th<: lHuni .. I:A.bor Lyceum yesterday A.ner~ All theso lefonns. ,ald )fr. en dpatl IlI1ildin~ tillS tu01·1liI1~. IlItl"lUJC rf"" noon.. ~tcill "aTt.' but patchworlt. Tlwy do not . (' t go menta and 8uggestions were buried beneath an avalanche of socialistic doC'trine In which thn LycC'um nU"mbf"r9 sought to pro,",,, that aU the ills or: :;:0- deallng with thf': efreet. not tilt" causE". whpr," Jle ntll'n·l~·fl thi" F( i-'Hlll!4 of t ,(. ('Oil" jU~l as ItlRny rpformerA of tuday de~l "Plllion uf thC' .. \.IIl~rkl1J1 l'ulllic· Ifenh.h with till" child labor evil, tho 'YOIn('n 8 .\sNociatillll recently I:t'ld Ihpre. labor p\'ll, the f'oclal ev!~ and mauy of Hr, (;re('ul' it,!t BtJ f[n Ie· ·,n .Jnnnary t:l clety lay In lhe prest1nt wage :o\)'stem lhh nllH'f Ills of tc{octH)". ThE' result was as usual, llis argu- a.nd that the cure In:\" in ~oclallsm. The speaker reyl{lwed the work of last summer In tenement hous~ reform fh-. Buffalo and advocated the c.rt~allnn of a bureau In connection with the Jlea1th~epartment to tak~ spl~ctaI ~~rge or1he tenement houses, The _ e n t force, he .ald. Is inadequate. lIIugge!lited a burE'au with two or t.hree lnspnctof!'ll. 11 chief dprk and a ll\4:eau hf'ad whosp. whole time ,""ould 'be devoted to tf:n~ment hOl.l~t~ work. It was polntpd nut that twenty lene-.. mente Inhabited by ]~O ramllle" ha.d been vaoated. r~palrecl and rMccupled amid sanitary .urrounclln~s. T. l;J. Jack.on. presided and Intrn411ce4 the dlRcuf'sloll which wa.s if"d tt.r B R~lnstE'In. who took .exceptlons ~ ~ )ectufer's diagnosis of the tene- thp ront of th~ evil. You tlll'!l('ll frutIt Ilro ., I \ IlJ~ I' trip to 1!IlYllllfl, "I U JIl, • /1 Th~ (Ie-he tl~ wh \('h followfl:d wa ~ a hot • t . ~ t t \1' {nn,:"uutJll H! rt ~, nn esone, almost acrimonious at ttmc~. and trL'ulely inten~qtlllg lUll wr un Hi!:!iufec-1:1 It 1\11". f1ll1ptte wnR a lonl,~som('o I\gUI'l' •. lJon of :iduJOJ n"'JICR," H plllH·r tlmt WI19I l"hf' So('iallHta had ('very thIng thf'ir ('Olllllu'utt"i1 upon III tllP ti1l1(O 08 hrlng own way Hnd lU"Pt thdr ~u<"sts gUPH~ln~ flllP (If Ow HJORt instrtt('th(' nntl exhnustAS to what J;iJrt of aTgum~l1l thf'Yl ive of the IWIIl)' jntert"stin~ pnlH"rH rend would hurl at htm noxt. . b The Soolall.t·I,ahor party and SO_lilt till, r"OOl'out,oll'l It rtntft~l. cl.tllst 'l'ntcle and La.bor· Allinn,'p huvp lllllll.}" () th(\ prol11 uent len t 1 0 1('U1 III arrange-It for a se>rlNI of :nonday e"aJ1· In Httt-'wlnnce nt til(' ('Ouv(>uuon thnt ing ledurl's to be d(~lfvered b~'IIl~m" hllnH'uillll~lr (1) their return to tlH·ir be!'s or thf'S-e organlz:uiollS Itt tht'lr JWHll' l'itil.'~ tllt'r would t:t.ke 8t"P8 to-h(>-ad<l.ual'lt~rs til the old Y. !\1. f', A, wnrtls the- inlrCllhlctiun ill thdr Heve-raJ Building, ~o. ]9 'Wost ~rohawk f;\rpel.. 11l1l"ici,,"litil'~ of the sy.t'·1ll of dl.!nO. A. Curtis wlll open tho serlc" to· t . night whpll Iw',,11I 'p!'ak on "Th C f'-""tlng 1:"lolic ,('hnol h~'k~ thnt hnd It. Right Rnd ()pportunlty to "'ork" B. ""1<111 With Dr nreella III this cit,r. R('ln~tE'ln wHI flddn'~:; thl" Labor Lyre.. ..It \Vn~ tL 8plC'udid convt.·ntivu:' Bald um next Sunda:r on "The Social Ar- 1.r. (,I'f'('Ufl in l'€'piy to (Jue tlonfJ or !l rangement ot a Bee Hive." t<Jnunor· inl rPIJrc.pntnth·p. ""-e h~d .. __....""".....'~_______________ ... o,-{>r 2(tO deh;t.:nUuc; present. mnnr of -----------·---....".~-rr --------. . Ihem fro 'ho ('nlh'd :-;tnte•. The 1'1'0p:p of TIaT'nnn pro'l"{fd tbnt tIlt"'Y nrp. :un ,r. : the mnst h.ospitnble ill the worll1; th~ir tr~ntln.nt of lb. '1~legale. COlli,) --_.-_._------- ------_.--11M h"x£> lh.,t.'tl more uniformly kinu n nll ____ __ !_':J__ ______ _ eonrteon'l. T: (' <'limn le \\,·16 (lc1i~htf1l1 l be> mf"t fn t ;\"11\ water I'rands J. Trpfl.18~. n ('1'\'11 eUJ:lnrt'r at 4(0..al D. S. Mnl';,mn nnt1dln~. makeR tbf> RUg gt:!stJOI\ thnt I:n1Tu.\u outaln !t~ fmnrp WRIN from tlw hl11~ of Cnttnrnugtl!t l\lhl II~' MYS thn.t lit t1yp or 1(''.1 by lw\'C'r-fntllng sprhn::s In Wl/OODIn,IC conotlf'!'l. to t'llmlnflh~ to grPflt l'xl('nt tl ot~ Cattarnngus 11'om the Hi,rlng,(\"l tnk£'s .nd "'romlng D helgbt from ('()\Iodell. \l(j() tn 'fh(>I'>,l IOkt.s rRng'O 1.200 trot (lho"o But· J PIer· • -----~- - - =-=---==-=-=-=-----== / DECEMBER AND THE DEATH RATE HIGH HE Healll~partm ..nt's I'e-' port tor December on water taken frol)1 the service pipe at No, 24 High Street cbaracter. .J~e. the liquid as In poor condition, giving Indications or sewage contamination. All through December t he quality of Buffalo water was poor. The city's death rate tor December was' higher, the total being 602 as aga.lnst 468 last year. Pneumonia was the predominating cause, wtth a total of 78. T -- ----- H,..alth rO"ll;!I!'t~fo,tf"'r Ur""'1'" .... turn ... PU to Hurrahl ,) "HlE"'Tday Tn mint: ~r er H. trip to Cuha. H~ 5-1'10\ pd lhat th,. {rip had donf" hl'll nlu,·h ~AAd. 11ft tAO'.,' R . ~V'''' .. '.1 th~jr ("11Jp~. ' ~ I',",.. had a y"ry df'lfghlCll1 tl'l"," ~nld CauNes of d~n.th, 39 consumption. all b ' t ~ but one o¥pr 15: 12 m~asles. all under p.. All r mU!tt ;q-ay th~ rllhnn~ t1"f""3.l~tl [) except 1: 23 congenttal debility, all \l!'t m~~l rordh(I)~', Th,. mt'PtlOst!ll were under 1 year; 21 senile debility, n.U , hl~hb in!'ltrur'tjy,- and my' hl'Qd !~ ju~t oyer 70 but 1; apoplexy. 25: valvular full ot the thing!' I gaw and ht'ard:' disease of heart. 33; ""rlous torms of pneumonia, 73 cases, o! whIch 40 were ~-­ under 6; SM whILes "J,d but 1 colored 11 person died; 271 mille. 231 temale; 16& married. 247 single (which Includes Infunts). and 87 wIdowed. There 'were 1193 cases ';tATER POOR IN Dr. Greene is back from Cuba. hId h g most a e an earty. and "I have not SE't harl time to mnke 8n C-S, ot the T~port are the following: Deaths In December. 1904, 50~: last year, 468. tlmate of thp (>xp(>n~t- lnvolYf'd in thiN plnn. but It would wlpp out tbl' prpsent pnmpfntr station with ItK nnnual ('ommmption of. lOIDethlng Ilkc~ :-.0,000 tonR or ('onl, t() ~ny .melillo, or tb(' ('OAt of mnC'hlnrry nnd Inhor at ~?th tbe pumpIng I;ta110n ond Inlpt .----~--------. ---~-------.-------. --+----- j talo nud tbl'r£> WOll1tl b,' nn great (lItr1('ul. Uea In hrlngtnJ,:!' t.1\(' ~"'Ilt·'r Into our mic1.st. ------. --------. - tbe coun· prom'n~"1 part in thtl' I plil'~~ of th~ over 3... grains of solid matter per gal.. ..o\m~rf(' .. n Public Hf":'llth .\s~o('iu.tf{ln til !~n. 'rh~ bacteriologist also reports 118 ·a'la. D!~ll\rN !ion .,( · ~chool books ('ondttlon of wo.ler particularly voor b the latter PQrtlon ~r the month." On W!ll'li t ,.. flubjpc-t or 8 pnp""r hr rt"ud. set. Dec. 29 a. cubIc centimetre of water tint;' forth th" good r"'~ll1t~ ohtahwd in from the tap showed over 10,000 bac- 8t1 ffa 11"1. I1Mlth onida!. of oth" !lIar', U:rln. ",'''rp 11111('h jmJ'lT(,~!o't>d anlt lnaliV ".airl Among the other interesting teature. th("y 'Would IntroQu('~ lh(' pracilu" h1 at 11 pa.r')ts pE'"r lnll110n of chlorine the ueC'l'tof:;lty or U!'Olllg 1}I'e englOf'~' ---'-~•• my jll,lglnent. how~Yer, we .11011111 ,,0 Ir"._.,._ 81\'1-1\" llOfl get nhsolutr>lv purf' ,vnt('r Th(c:~ QuestIOns or ilnprO\ftr·'otP! Cor the futllre Rr~ ,mportll'lt \\'hat The l:.:XfJl'(,""~ C'ontpndR. IS that th~l' Eh0\11d re· cnh'p car~rul and .ntcma"( sLudy, The city .hould not b~ 1,lcc;:ed to tbe ex[lpnditllre of n,51)(l.OOO 0:1. the ~plir ot the !_,;---prt. It m.~ be that the r.!tllt ot such <,aref·,1 In,"est!~.tI"n \\"'11 bp a co~­ ' ,"!Clion thllt til" bulldlrg- of a Lunnel to th~ Emorald ,''l"nnel Is thp bc.t plan. I"u hp It fro", The Express to a~rt knowledgo to the (ontrar~·. But tbert' a"~ n181lj' thin::. to b~ hl\"csh!:l\ted berore ouoll a con.'lu,lon ~"ln be reached. For on~ thing. ti'Ho I. lhe Question or a Jam IlCrO~' the ~IRgara rt\·~r. An Intemational C"ommls~lon hs" rr-entlr beer 8P!-,oi"t ..d t" con,lner Ih's p obler<!. T!lerc nppear. to he quit. a pron~uneed ('{>mm~re\al demal .d tor 5;)'11 a struetu,., '0 mise thp take lpy.,l. It It <houl" be hull' It prohahl)- woul.1 <hang. greatly both the. f" 3Lri Sf'-wagc- c''''mdition~ Thp. upper :\1a«A.1'& "auld bt' tral~~rt,;)rm,.d trom a F.wlrt to a quiet SlT'=Rlt1 anu !Ie"· ;1;:0 mlght.o hnprcgnatp ii-,hat neither th£" pr~~pnt tntak~ nor OPP. in lhp Emer .. alrl (,hannel could b. ""Nt F.,·.n It ('ontnminft.tion "ert'" not lnc-rei\~' d. lee('ondltlons mll"ht be made \"Ory much ./ by th(' Illnu 01 pmuping It trom {'t'ea.... e of chlorIne shows sewage connUll ",nulll gin" us ftlterl'd wHlpr. tamlnatlon" The examlna.tion shows at80 gin' 118 !'lUffll'tPllt !Ort·~ ut tbe . or wor~f!: I InterlllHlonal tfeaty to .top p"l111tll1l: thf'" :\IR~nl'n rh·pr. 1L rod)" h(!o thot a l!ci .. ~ntltk method or ~e\\"ng. dl~!Josal f'ould DR, GREENE be ReTUR,v~,.,... co~t. It Ini~ht bl" mudl the Snnf'f plan to att('nu to thl» ~ew('n~ first. .At all e\'('1\t~. I~t U~ t.::ll~~ up tlli~ ~'r(lb· lem with j\lO~tn('t1t nnd l'ca~{~. T"I't U8 flo·'hlti()n, - lool, "t~ l1 Into th~ (UlUff". lJe~ nO au· Ihl>rll)' b~ l"r8ntod 10 _ponti ~I,~O~.QOO till thr- hr~t h'l~hl~!lCfoI 111tnd~ In th£' ,'It)" dt .. ,'ldO upon a plan "'h''-'' "'1:1 b1"l", 1M cit)" thr b('!=;t flIH;:~lhlt' r"'~ll.lI~ fnr th~ 1nOllE'Y, Thc'1"!' hu ,'f'- hl"'('In ton ln~1 ny mi.- ..---- ..-..---_... _. --,.- ....... _--- --~- --- . - .... ------- ---- ------_. .~ ~r· . . _- --... ~------._ . -. . .... ~ in~t;tl1ed [01' no lnore or e\'(~n !or less fi ne"~ waterworks $ystrm would lhan IIp.atlh Comml~81oner \\"61l(,l" D. OrE"ene arrh'eo homu from Itavana, Cuba. yeftltl'rrillY mor'llh~Jl', Thr'rf\ ht' attNl.ded sa. ''IF'''''ling o( thu AmI I"h~al1 Public Health .\s- rO m _.. - .\nolhct' que~tiori: to 'n\'C'sligntc :9 the dl.po.al of "ewnge. H Rul{alo should .5tor di!'charging !=("wage into the barhor, the wa.ter (ron1 thr pres~nt Intake "'ould b~ as pure a~ ('Guld he touml Lny· \\"her~ In the lake. It i. quite eone.l,·t\1JI~ tl\U!, w,thln a te\\" Years, BuffalO may b~ !orrt'd by a""l oC rOllgre~~. or bl" measles re- porte<1; 66 scarlpt rever: 102 diphtherill.: ·no small-pox; 29 t)'phold fever and S8 consumption. There ,,-"ere 727 <bIrth. white nnd 2 colored; 365 males and 36' femnles-a. remaTkable record or the eauul division of Sexe., There were 303 marriages. o! which 298 were while and 4 colored. The highest temperature In Deeember was 58 degrees. on the 27th, and the lowest 5 degreM, on th .. 15th. Ext reme velocity of wind. 71 miles. on the 28th. Total precipitation, 2,65 Inch ••. the l~('reage n~cd p 118. IlH't mntl? HnfYnloniolls who nre winter- !~""'nb'"r. htllR. wht.-h nre n"out ~'OU r~et He stutes In the December report that cllY, .. a chemlclI.l and mlC'rosc:oplcal exan11nalOll bns heen mn<1o. sa)"s tlon o{ II su.mplc o! "Nlagara water," "(hut th(lo '.... ntc.·r IJ\~ pUlupNl taken from the service --pipe at 2' High l'e84.)n·olr fit llnmlmrg from U).(! lllk,'. stre~t, on De~. 29, shows tbat "the "'oul<1 gln:- U!!I a I.!rentt·r storugl:' I'onp~ waleI' is hl poor condlt1on. The In· to bc um, e~" ,)-'c5tr-rdaY ('ompin l11C'd oC the bad londitlon pC lht' \\' I\l(,r durtrs::- Decem .. ber, and ,'. 0 Ils\". har! flatlY S'lth rc- iCRu "ar.·' })r I :rf'E'llP l'1.',tetl thnt hp stopped over. ill Flod!in f"l" ~.. v~rnl (I a)'. nnd tll.rs conntlr-s tlw city ('f\U nhtuln an nh\ln~ of purl' wat!'l'. Th(·tw lak('~ Rr~ 10 o,'e-r t()O ft.-I't I1.ho'\'£> the It·y(·l l)t th.· Bm] tllp. wutt'l' ('ould hl' ('Oll\('yptl dl.. Th(> City Health Officer aga1n severe· Buttulo or tiri"t to n rl'~"rvolr In thl! ly (,·ondE'mn'S't1.l(~ cIty's water SUllply. Jllf'-Tf"l)! Thcr~ 1l".3Y to do .0 to avuid th,.. troubl(' w.th icc, to meet conditions of tutUT~ ,:;-rowth a.,J to ob~ (s.in purer \. . stpr. A frport b;r the hutth hnlmy RUl1llil('r~. \\\. hnd the prj,i1('¥I'~ of \"iqiting Ulany "'POIH in ('ulm mn(l~ hlRtorl~ hy the Int" ;1'<1 ni -Am r- Shows SewageContamlnatlon and Bacteria-~ Vital Statistics Report. filJppl)'. 'j<la nt It)". whilr w(' w('rn t1wrfl', jUH Ilk"" OU~ of part d t~ll\.t's Tl1adf'" in thC' fta~t. lA"t us do l"1~ht tin,. t 1111e. .... __ ,_., __ ..__ , on" thin/: INCREASE IN DEATHS. PaQlt , "wn.tf:'r nlll1 a high deoth rotp fir Del~p"~,l.)Pt'. :Uf' :-hown b~' Ow 1'4 port uf 11w In nlth D"pnrttnH1t, 1 ~\Ied ;\'po.;t(,l'da)'. <lath'!! nl\mtlt~ 6112. ngatnl'lt ·lliS ror IJt'clrnlwl' last y~al', l'n,~umlltll.l. wllh :-t tuta.l ot 8E"·Emt.)' .. thrtl'.1, was n(.ling cn\l~f". lht.· Incuoml I I ,Ufr deli~btf\ll l I ___________ ... _4 ______ _ ing in tbnt try, I N'latlng lo the pr~s.nl from what may be called lh~ aleal demand. relating to the fulure, and the councilmen will have I:nod I<ul£1ano" as to what to <10 lint. The (,up!-!t:')n of a. lH'W tunnel i.o the Emerald Chat:;..'ei, ot \\ hh.:h the alder.. 1"' en appro\'cd so ha8tlly, h£'longs to the future. ',"11h Jji'op(.·rirppru\"f'mcnts to the! pun1pl"s:- station ar.d flomc: measur('-I to l'hcc-k the Wilf'lc in co:rsulnpt'on, th~re \\ iII be no n' ""d to find a '1"',..". f!OU!'C~ o£ -----------r-rr;-;-.,------TJ------- Would Obtain Water from Cattaraugus and Wyoming County Lakes. ~X .. (ully till! rpport of the Insurance com- J r: 8hor# time and at small psnl('s and sift tl1~ cs~,..ntl{d demands I WATfRSUPPLY SfVfRELY· CONOEMNED. - ... ;t pens.. Jt Is ncco">ary only to rr.-ad caro' 4 I \ I t.hil I �------------______'!.~J: ___ ~___,___ !~Q~__ _ --f::{}5-----·------- ---- (, HAMBURG NOT THE ONLY l'~AaE. .. Bo~rrl of Councilmen will de· thl. nTlcmOon to s'udy, In Com ml c(' of tbo Wbole. of the proposeli dUl'licatf' wnter plant and of thp 1mIDcdlate nreds of the wnter nnd fire service to be met by completing 1m· TJrO\-ements contracted for lnst year nn.l now presumably under way. The s~sslons of the Commlttl'e of tho Wholp are likely to bring alit more ~ucts and freer yiL'WS rhan arc usua\l\" to bo hnd In the formnl ,esslon ';r tb<' Board, nnd this afternoon's meet- Ing Is likely to be prodllctive of good n-sults In the direction of a fu\ler knowlcdge of Wfl'er conditions. If It sha\l gh'e an Impetus to the work alr•. ady undertnl,on to strengthen the eqlll~ment at the present plant tho public will ha\'E' cause to be grateful. Thet Is the Immediate IS8u(' now. P Is not to i,e PXllectc'u that the CO\l'1cllm~n will reach a con~Il\5ion at today's session as to tl.t best plan fo}" n IJf>rmanent t ·nlm:gement aoll Improvement of the watpr supply. They mu~t take tho slush Ice mixture liS tbey lind It for the ImmEdiate Improvement of thp supply and will no doubt !:'Ive a patient hearing to all that Is to be said for and agaInst the propuspd new tunnel "'~'I Intake nt the Emerald reef ant! 'he advantages of a re.crvolr In th~ hi;:.. Two members of the Board. Mr Stof'Jart and !IIr_ S,,,lth. went on record on Sunda~' In fnvor of the hItter. They nre both against spending a million' or more (lollars for more slush Ice. In yesterday's :\E\\'S sarno figures wpro glycn showing that a reservoir might be established at Hamhurg, the: level of the Erlll station there .howmg an elo\1ltlon or o\'er 200 feet allo\'o Buffalo. and onl~- 10 1111105 dis· tant In a direct IIn~. nllt this point Is not th,' only one t"),t hn.~ the a.lvantagc of abundant (Iovatlon anrt proximity to the cl,y. Several points ,In th" same ~ecUon show stili greater heIght. At Orchard Park; which lies a mile farther from the lake and tbrM miles ncaror tbe city, there Is an elevation of 800 feet-221 f t above the city's base level, and ~~4 fcet above the top of the Dodge farm re5en·0Ir. At Big Tree, mldwav beI.wepn Orchard Park ann the ·Ia.ke tilere Is nn eleY8tion or 740 feet 164 feet above the city le\'el. At burg stat! on on the PennsylvanIa am road, one mllp. back from the lal, the elevation Is 700 f~ct 1 Q ' f 1\, a!Jo\'e th I - , -, eet . l' C ty Ip\'el. Xear the Abbott Road st.-,Uon on tho ErjE' tbe I ' Uon Is ~O~ feet, t l e sJ.m . e c\ nch~ rd P.-:.rk. c as at 01'- H' _ H,.,h £-Ie,'a'lons arr' nasily faun;l wlthm fasy dlst-mee or n uun.o. ~ . Every. I onc 0 t 'lO,n quoted Is mllel I I I 'han th I of tlie Croto 1 I g l Cr I frolll wblch N • n r< sen-air, ow J:ork dmw" her ",.ter nllPlll)', and all with'n a d of 1q mllos TI . Istance . Ie Croton t l.mugh ~ ~3 miles ' ~a er Is I' to ;>; ow 1 or~ and I I . I las a,)'lnflant preSSUTf'-Sr.: Masonic Life Association Held its Thirty-Second Annual Meeting. WHAT REPORTS SHOW. Illustrious Potentate Lyons of Ismailia Temple Announces Names of Men Who Will Arrange For the Shriners' Convention. Even thong· ... p ',.J1o OBvention o~ th.(\ Printing antI Shrinel"s is fi\"t~ months (lwny. the 1((,·hn.rle~ I~. Bi.\dges . Ornenr. vlcc chairman. H,'n~'" mmlttoe--lO"nrge L Drown rhairm: n; Charl('S F. Bishop, \" Ct~ Lyor. or I J1H...!.1l '\. T"'Ult-!'E'. 'w hose gU'~!"t thl!' J;ra ,It.l ,ug(l 18 to he next June. h,"\s dlR i :'rnf ' n. dl1point. d ~l IHlmbt" of (,ommlttel's and In tilt' ol'ganbmll on nf tht.'~e c0111mitt()lla:t annOl1 ,"'cd thc.r org-aftiza.tion 018 tf'f"~, MI', LYOIiH has in a. nlajol'lty or f .)llow:-: ca~l'~ Rllpoinll,tl a • ·in.~ara Fall:-; mn.n to I I Era~', us C, Kit ~ht. Vu..'t' ~]f'- Tr~ln~lIort.ulion eommittee--~. ChHnherla l n, chairma.; Thomas chairmap. ("ommit th~' C. Jones. f;e('Ul'I.! a('('omm()ualion~ The '0 ~lli;;.11~{,:-):!, 'Th; hns IHdd to wi'}{)W!4. orphOtHI \I :-I(,\·Ptl :-ltutp~ of the l"niou, 1'{-'IIl:: l1r~pd tu ClJlPIl up 1iot IWf'Il thon~hL llt'st. in nti}('I"H. I in Ruffalo, toe. 8tll)\'1 :.1 SPlll'(· of 1Il ~iUlE". but to grall- ~'l'l1c:h ont, jncreasin~ tilt" held of ~)p'i'ntlUIl an.] I'xU:-lulim: til«:' good work \hllly m d ('(I'lNI;'J"nlttYe 'fh~ l"f'port ,UllIllier I)i:r£'cior Br()wn wns ,"pry g-rntifyill/.:', TIll~ yenr UKH slww('u ;1 ,1 ... oth rB[(' Ilf lnor~ thnn f~ilrht­ t''''f'1l Jlrr ("('ut 1Jplow th(' llxlle('tnD('Y~ ..-\.t1lI,J\g 1h~ 1:.!:J tlcn[h~, there ,,,,,('rp 36 <.hffl'rpu[ '·allse.... . 'roe tlH1Wll cle(,.,tioll of ,.,ml"ers re~uJted IIf )fC'IIi('nl us f"llows: I::{'sitlPI~t -}~I'i1~t\lS C, KI)ight. ,1' Irsl \"lce"}Jrc·mll'llt-llr~ "·n.l1ff l,I'('cnp. . ~d yic-e·prp!lltd(,llt~Jl1m(ls S, rh.n~n •• , soll. Vil'P{'tllI"S, thrf'~ rf1l11'Q-\Yillinm Hen· J:t'r\'l" .rnhu ,,~. Fish(1r, Frank B. Hower, lIen,ry ~\. 'rlHlOl1r~, Uo1Jrrt 1), Young'. . Ihrll{'t ,rs., oue year--.1umes H~ Cod· ~llll.l:. ~01 w lurk; T, .fohn Xewt HI, "·d.Kh· II.lll'tntl, I). ('.; Ph, llf·rnwhnft. Brooklyn, C\. \.; Henry Clarke . •\ILllOr. ~. Y•• l']. II: I_lUg. Ilol'kiuS\·iII.. Ky.; C. L. }[lhl:':I1I"';. )1. !l., (Ui\'e l1i1l h.' . 1.1'. Chenault, A rlin~on. !().. :' D. ,,'. ~hofu{'r. ~It. Plt'llsanr. 'rPIIU,; {;t;'fll'ge 1; IIll"l1t. !~('ntou, Tf"IlJl.; 'Yill (;. Hltrr&a, (f:t UII till, I ('tin, ~ .lo~,~ph l~. )Ioore ,Jer~ r ""Y nr!;. ) ('it)" ;>: . ;>; ••J.: .J ohn II. Wilkins.' ~ew· .I.: Willinm ll. Bel,-h"T. Pn!",. S~H1 •. ~. ~1" SHill H, ""illiatl1s. H~)l'he8tert ~. ' \ ' I ~ hal~h's Hlnsilt'i. :-{,\"n1t·l1St~ ... '. Y.: ----------------,._ .. _- .. ---------- 1-.r(',1 ~)\, "1~tf'rhl1r.r. Hal'atpj.m ~l'rir\g8, :\. \.: j)a\'ld P. ,\·i8rr, ,:\'ew Havpn MASONIC LIFE ELECTS OFFICERS TO CONSIDER W TERSUPPLY OOMMITTEE FROM MANUFACTURERS' CLUB WILL MAKE AN INVESTIGATION. CO~~I~:~:JI'I' J;upply of Buffalo Is beIng t he ~r:ln fa mlttf'e' h u lIS n serious l)rop eltton bl-' abt ('tub, and e comas p.en appointed to lnvesU(l UrE'rF;' ROUrcE' , ~ I It Ittls hm'· ... '.Pl'. I ~I) ('lItle:lnJr to ron't' to!) mudl ~ro\tnd I I SI,1111 £' :1 !"uh~tlntinl gaiu, ~ro~,..; u~sel."; OP~;lt1ll:.!.111 RIHl can lw takl·Jl car..' of In the Ton<l-! Hardwickt', {'htl rm311~ \'~a:t('r \\andH~, for there ~\H' n numher of \' Il'(, chairJl1an, n1f !lIbel'S of lsmailia 'l'emple rl'~lulng DI' oration ('o mn Hit"€' Arc-hlp D. "'1,1- \ tiwrc, and thpy han" \,uluntt·prl'l} to son cha i rman: Jac(lb Sttrn, "I C''' lhro\" their l\l)nw~ op('n to "iAlting chairman. Shrtn~rs. Ot111'l·8 will bt' quarh'I"l'd Press ll~,d Information ('Ammlttee' {lC'I'08S tho ri\' t.'r. whUe somp who wIll Fra:-:chi J-I. Salt d\a irtn:ln: Frank T makr Ow pilg-rimag(,' ncro.Gs the slllHl-; niltE'rt, v lee cha rman. to .. 'ia~'(lra OIl. special l1·airs \\ ill ~le~"l) :M'l!'lic r,(',- .mltt-ec-Gtl'):'ge J. " "'('\ler nh l·oal'fl their train~, Tn llJf"~c various chairman i Henry \Y. Cr-a bbs, \,i Ct' WH)" : it Is ht'lh~,..pd 1hclt ample accom· chairman. \ mo(lJlttol]~ «;an 1,0 f(l'ln 1 for all , H, ~rnson· {lI~tl ut,I,I!'~ ~~(H'ti~i,urjf'S of ,li'('pnq(>d ll11'lU~rs ~.n.).,,,)O. lhe nssot'iatitHl i~ HUW' IL ('Or Sf"T\'atln-" ("stimalc IlacE.'E lhe l1UlllPt:Il- ))<'1' of \'i~ltnrs who will be attraet,·,l to ::,\iagnra Fulls hy this COl1nmUOIl a~ \\ III A. ~ltf~\\"IIlJ.! nSSI)('lutWll n e VI VlCt. cha'irm:ln Finn"'("e> committ ee-- Georg{' G, Shep- li'),OflO, .\11 of tht'!ott" ,'anuot. of COUI'!-; ·... UI'c1. e:- Lrmnn: L. L. "l'"'l.',s tbroolt, ,'we hp. takt'll ~an' of in lhlli dty. hut many Elltertrunm,o.r: t of the III nUl.I t,hl' cnmmitlt'i'!',; wHI have rlc"oty of assist- j alH, '~: nlHI HlI'r\" nl',·,l IJ(, JlO fl'ar that· HeC"!,!ion l'ommi"N'-TJJoma, fllll al1.j ,·ompl"'.- prc .. 'nntio"H will not Dowell, l'h~; tr~an: \\·Pli!tlll S. R \ ~ e- h" madt' for till' ('011 VPU lirll1. lay. viet' rhairlllan. A r+'C'(llt nhtl wha.t ir-; conslderC'd :t Jl1Pp1ill~ S 1f"IIOO W111.; :lt111ell til the re.'I'r't j lIl,Hl. hrillJ.!'ill~ it tlJI to ~lli" uno 8111lI EXN'Utl\" '" ("I1nm\: IN'' -\Y,t ll .'lm H. I.I)'-' l~c c"hail'man :llld a nulYaln man to bt' on~. \.~ hatrman: 1.,Ua.lLth \V. Cutler. vj(o('-chalnll:11l 01' \,1c" O \'(·rsa. It is no\' lC {'halt'IHLt.n: _\l'thlll' (' . Ha~t fltg~. tl(.'pahlc that tIlt' tWO mi1:rort-; of Niagar.-t ll'('1l~H"'1~I'. Ch:lr1 e-S N. ~13Ik.h~l11l. SCI - Ti'rl11~ und Buffalo :-trl~ cha1nl1an (lillt u:Lary. viet , ('hah'"TllUn r('sl'f'ctindy of thf' hotC'ls o 11 \td~ COIl'lllll!t'(, Ohad iah ,,". rutl('r COllllllitt<'f . Thl' ollk :-s of tlw varlUUd ch'l\ Jrmap, onnnol Life .\\';:-ilwinlioll of "'(>~tcnl ~ew i ork WIl!oo heh~ 'l'lWSt!;lY e\'l,,~lIitlg at Ita hend'l'!nrtf'I's 111 1IlI' )Ia!l.nlli(~ ,[pmph,", nt which thp tlnll11nl u'l,orts werE' flub· Ilutt("u nud the alluual election uf officers held. Th~ a~ll~lal l'P!)tll't~ of rrpsiilellt F..ra8t115 ( ., !\..TlJJ:ht. ::-;N·1' .. tnr~· Xl.:'lson O. Tjf~ (nil),: 1 rensnrer Oeor!!1' P. \Yilkins. nnd ~ledlf'nl llinl('tul" (;('or):c L, Uro" II ~hoWr11 tlHlt th{" ,"pnr IOU.! C'lUnlNl allli lU 80111(1 re~IJ( .... t8 i.1I11l0:.;;sed lHI.:t 'J'h8 ~:('~~, \\,:18 ('~ost"tl with n IllPlllhership of S, }.i_ f ,j chairman. Th~ S~d l~ chairman: fair is :'0 be ont: or 8udl P1ugnitud-c James G. ~hf"pa.rd, Ill' t It l1luc;t . ~ prtpared !ot" rar '" ad- La.tle'· He' eplinn ('ummfttee--"\rtIlUl' C. IInsUn.t; ~ , chairmll1; "·..111er D, va ce "uti In order .],,'t no dctn ' t may b' 0\' l"ookc '- i\lustrlOu" Pulenlat" The Past Year Has :Been a Prosperous One for the Association Under its Able Management. Cornmillee- ::\larkham, ' the outlpt Into ('.' "POUnnS at I en· ral Park reser va r. Buffalo could I:et h'i • . head In h .. :f tho rli t cc as much , '1 I . .s ancc, from an" o. 10 po n's named. J ~rom COMMITTEES OR6ANIZED COUll,; .1. 'Yllrn·n .T"hllson, "'ind~o; L(l('k8. ('ml11" ""jlJinnl ~1. J';n~l,... 11 ,t· \'okp, :\fnss.; Ucort:'f) ..-\, Brown. Lock 1I1ll"~n. Pn.; Cah'in (~. ~t1tIiff. Lo('kvoft, .. \.j H, I", Hflbprll~. lluilkirk. X. Ya; Irn fl_ Itowle),. t-:ilver ('rek, :\. Y.: Hon. l~pnl'?" ~\. (·~iltl8. )It"'11inn. ~. Y.; Joho t~. ":1l':'I1Ul(,If"r, .Jr,. Tnnnwnndn. X. Y. ~ . .1. J- (,lUlf'l', .JnuH·~towll, :-.:. y,; ('P.Or~' 'l..(~l)wn. l':tll11,\'rn • • ", y,; ~ptlus. X. Y.; D. f):':;ll"nAll1lr~, :\, Y.; Dr. (;1\11. J';II~t Al1rorR. :\. Y.: ( dt. I,. \ ~;lu~hn, HOW("ll. 11. W. t-:rkklp. !latn\'," •. '. Y.· ,\ngnRtus Entol1. ('If ~llt, ~. Y. ' Tb(' IllP("ting WilK Rflilrp"tsNI by II. ('ufilling of ;'\'4>W York, (Orlx n 1Ill'tl\llt'r of ('(lngr("~s from .T::l11\~!1 �.---- ._. __ ._ •• -_ •. ------ --- - •• _j!---- IDEe 2F 190p .. ----------------------_.-.--- _ .. BANDS OF MERCY" PLEDGE CHILDREN TO KINDNESS TO ANIMALS N order to educate boys and girls to treat dogs kindly bands of mercy have been fo=ed throughout the State. Thp pledge signed by the mem- I 1 bers reads: . Appoioted at a Session Held YeslE~r~ Afternoon at Which Illustrioua Potentate Lyons Presided. "1 promise to be kind to all llvlng creatures and to try t~ protect them from cruel uaage. Many complaints have reached tho olftce of the Society for the Prevention ot Cruelty to Animals rep.rdlng boy. who are accuStomed to llltreat dogs. and the society highly commends the work of theee bands ot mercy. I At a ",oetln~ ot tho local mrmhers Wlllt~r J<Ul<i9.IIN!lagqa. Fat'1(; Ilt l~m:tllla Templ<~ Nohl('~ or the Mys- chairman. Decoration eommltl__A. D. tic 8nrlne, v('gtt'rda)~. ndvan{'cm(>nt W3S Niagara. FaUs. ch&lrolan: Jacob made In th(' Pf'Tt~(.'tlng ot arrange- Buffalo, vice chalrmn. mt-lllS' tor thl' ('ntertainment of tl1<! Im-" PresR and Information ~,!!,'111~ )><'rlnl Council Jr' this city during the Franc4s H. Salt. Nlagai"a. new pump would be ready by F e b = 1st. This promise. he declared. had not I been kept and the Insurance' men were (:omlng sumlner. IJluRtrious Pott·ntate Crowing alarmed. He enumerated six things that the \\". H . Lyo'" of Ismnllia T~mpl e made underwriters asked tor as quickly as tIll' :lppolnttnpnt of thC" ('ha!1'ml-'1I nIH! pol8lble. They wanted Increase In the \,1<'(' L'hn.11'mt'n IJf tht" severnl ('ommllboiler and pumping capacity 80 that h.'pt:. whkh are as fol1nw:.t: there w111 be a reserve; removal of com- I E~·~(·utlve ('onlmihee-[lIu~t rl()u~ Po'hustlble material trom tbe present h'ntntl' "'-. H. Lyow:; of Bufl'.lio, dHllr-pumping etatlon; placlng ot a guard rail between the raUroad and the sta- man; Mayor O. \\', Cutkl' of th.1s C"itjt, tlon' h .... ready tor connection f6r use vl('e ~llaiJ'll1an; A. C. Hastings of 1hl:'1 In ,;,...., of flre. and a flre wall built l'U,,', trCfU1Ul"I"r, nnd Charlt's E. Markot Hurraln. se{'retary. atro.s tbe station to cut It In two. 80 ham Hotp: ('ommltte~O .. \\t. CutleT. NJagthat In cue ot accident In one part, the ani l;"aIl8. dlairrnan: ~rastug C. l{nlght other would be protected. of Bulfnlo, Vi('(' chuu'mull, COL. WA.RD'S DEFEliCE. Rl~f'f plul11 comnlILtt't.'-1'homas MeDuwell. Niagara FallH, (·halrmau; TheD followed a long dlsc\I.I8lon of limn R H1selay. Buffalo, vtt'r. ('hall'man. theee points. Col. Ward detended the 1'rl'U1spvrtatinn ('ommittro - N. B. deparbnent against the charge ot de- Chnmbt'rluin. Niagaro Falls, t'hainnnn; lay In getting the new 'bollers ready. Thomas Pt'nnpy, Buffalo .. vic<" chairman. saying that live ot them would be commilloe-George G. Rhepreac)y In a week. and the new electrlc- a ..Finance l. Niagara Falls, chairman; L. L. al pump would be completed In March. \V(>l!'tbrnok, .Buffalo. viC'e> chairman. The lire wall through the middle of Entortalnment committee-A. H. G. the building. he .ald. would Interfere i.iardwicke. Niagara Fnllc.z (·hnlrmu.n: with the running ot the pumps. The other email change.. asked by the In- ._ .. ___ 8_~:_.:::~·.LO_J!_.y~ ___ _ Burance men-the guard rail and the placing ot hose-had been attended to. Mr. WoodWorth !lIlld that the com- ----·---dl'l,~·--~·:---1qG5_---·,·-------·---· panies wanted the guard ralls extended further and the Comml ...loner replied that this would be done'when the weather was better. ActlD« lIayor Stoddart asked lIr. Woodworth how the loss.. from fire In Butralo compared with the premiums paid In a year. Mr. Woodworth replied that the companies In flve years paid $1.17 for loue. for every $1 the,. collected In premluma. "The companle.... said he. "wlll take care ot themselves. however. If the 1088eo are great you must pay tor them In 'VII-, man; F"ank T. GUbert. H.,lIiUO. chairman. MUSic eommlttee-Gf'OllI"e Niagara FiLUB, e.lhallril,a,,, ~rabb9, DutrRln. vtee c;~~~'!tt;~O&l PrJnUn,:: nd Badces c~ Ips r::. Markham. Burtalo. ,Tames O. ShE-pard. Niagara chairman. La..Jies' laid he, Ii nlau. np. OIl 80 wry aed- Burrola. ,·Ice chairman. In addition to the persons abo"e as mpmbers of the committee the chaJrmen other C"ommttteea are al80 members of the execut4ve The chaIrmen or each i:~=:l~ empowered to appoint th(~h' committeE'S from ot Ismallla Temple both III In .B\lItalo",,--- Reading. (From a NEWS Statt Correspondent.) tlon we should accede to their reqUMta tor small cbances:' THE lIEW IlILET PIER. that would .be a ne.....papennen ot a commlsmen ___ Honorarv committee _ Hruwn, nutfaJo. ('hauman; C. F. Senator Hill's Bill ALitlioriz-' ing Bonds of $500,000 Advanced to Third 80 I think. tor selt-protec- Niagara Falls. \Vnlter D. Greent', Buttalo, higher rate8." lIr. Stoddart-lly observation Is that the companies pay too much to agents tor procuring the buslneu. Mr Woodworth-That may be true. but i would like to trade my buslne... for your dJruptore. (Laughter.) A. J. Elias urged the commIttee to grant tbe requests ot the insurance companies for temporary protection. "They are trying to find an excuse to soak U8 with higher Insurance rate8,'" rer.eptlon I1uttnglll. ALBANY, Jan. 25.-The Senate this morn inc advanced to third readin« the blll Introd ut'ed by Senalor Hlll a nd reported favorably by the Senate CiUes The committee then proceeded to tf I consider the location of the Inlet pier Committee. amending the Bu a 0 \ In the Emerald Channel. Col. Ward charler and granllng the city authority read trom the report ot Engineer Ru- to Issue bonds In the sum oC $500.000 to dolph Hering. who In 1897 recommend- construct a water works system. The ett the locallon of the pier In that bill Is no more specltl(· than that state- '1 channel, He also rea.d trom the re- I ment, and the authorities ca.n practical .. port ot Eltpert Fuller recently hired to . Iy do as they see fit with the money. Investigate the matter. who also reported In tavor ot the Emerald Chan- Senator Hili requested the advance ot nel. the b1l1. and thus considerable time Counellman :A.ah declared It was ab- wa. saved. It Is understood here that Nurd to conalder the location until per-lapproprla.tlons have already been made mission had been obtained trom the to eltpend part ot the money, thus ReUnited States government to construct counting Cor the desire to rush the the pier there. He thought also that ! measure through. !I!)me opposition might come trom shlpSenator Hili also requested the adpine Interests to the eonstructlon of a vance to third reading of the bill Inpier In the troduced by hIm granting authorlly to O. P. appoint schOOl j ..nltors to the Superintendent of Public Instruction Instead ot the but It was reterred to the C o:~::~ of the wbole. Davis Introduced a quartet In the are I I �pita]. In ttl@' nnion Is Hlrk he- i ~CIlt plto1 without nn~' (':tp('n~e ft)t ~t1\'thlllg, The hm.pirnl ('{Jf't nuout ~:-tOO,noo," TJI1~ WATER rIng (I't{' t dUd Business Mell an n erwriters Before the Coun~ cilmanic Committee. ~ 1," .... 1\'(!1l Criticised Editorial Writers-C, H. Woodworth's Views on BU!falo's Fire Protection. ~(TPLY. tho water hy thp Bnarr1 "r U,",PI)' l~ .I"l~~rl~~L L~rfl1S• . _ ('flU 1- Health Department Officials Tell. About Cuba and I ,]Ollnn. ' • nil other Iwarl"I>:' <>n tho \ qu(' t'''n hll.'~f' !"ndell rlul'in~ thl" past the Isle of Pines. m("" w~ ttl'~g Ufl 0. rommltt.-..p of thf' rc.trrday nrtel'llonn, onlied wlth- p I • ~ oar.. ~ of !T"'t\uTnnCf" or "Th('1'1 tIl .... )" hn,,{) n Amnll hanuHo thtrp. ~c ,d,,·- thRI I'e would Illrnduce In IJd"y', mrcll g .,r the J ~nr1 " resolutt In pprovjng r'omn lssinn("r Ward's r~ lmmenonti.)n or thl' Emeralrl Chan .. nel ali: the l('1cn.tion for Il nfO'W I It i~i t\ littlf" ~'l'llow "nllnn:l. nllo\1t nfi lonJ.: r'iH n mnn'", fin~pr, nllll Hot 11llH'h, J,:;rell tI'r in {'ir"mnfprt'tH'(l, This hnnaun ( i1'\ 11 lic'inns, hnt~ unfortunntely f()r Ut;, 1 nm tn!ll it (·nrlllot be Hf"'ut to 1hi..; ('\)uutry 1'(>1.'1\\1"'" it -w on't l{t'(,p lOllJ!' (",lIrtll!:h. "I Hnw ItH\ll)' othl'r fruit,. that 1 hnd IlP\"(''l' "I'f>I\ lwforC', hllt tlwy wcrt' known the!"(\ (lilly hy tlu'ir Hpnnish nRIJ}('!'\, nmI, I ('1)1\1I1I1't prC't(lllfl to tell :nm whnt thoNe 11!llnP~ nr,'. .\,11. r('~, Cuha i~ n g1'('nt C'1I1l11try I Hkc!fl it ,,('ry J1l11ch thtre. I ("ompan- Ira. ildyl!llc'l hnpro\,pment {\C the ~ysm.I"u "'". fil;"ht was flll'nlghed to g'U '.. thn ("oun"l1p",£\" In tllk~ng acli,,) 1"ot. C wu.~ Rh"en hy C'ou'1("I'man I I ",enral cltlz~n', Inclu"in~ r - ·.... !::;('nt th"j WARD'S WARM WORDS. O1n . U\Yhnt Ilill yon ent In tllp lil~(1 of frLdt \ tllnt ,nil hk,·d h(,'it?" the III"'n1tll con'uris.. f'IOl1r-; wnlil nf(kl'~. \ "I~ wn~ whnt tl",)" rnll n f1Il1gnr i)ill~ I npl'lf'. \\~{' Iluu't ~{'t ony flf 1hl"'~P pin ... \ ,np tl't,q ill thi!ol ('ulIntry, Ther WqU't k{'('p lung f'llfJ\H:h to ~hip tht'm twrp RUrl rptnH thplU. 'rhi~ 11111rnJlPln lifts n !-loft l1\ll~l, nh:lnll1tpiy rlp\'oirl of" filtre, ;\1)(1 ;ro l1 (';\11 I ",('onll out thi" 1111111 :lnt.l P.l\t it wilh a lila "'luton. Thnt wn~ nhunt ns fl1H~ n thiuJ.:- in the Ilnr fruit 11ft I (""('Ir ntP. \ CROPS GROW RAPIDLY. And at the Present Time There is Practically No Competition in the Sales. inlet plf"f.' .+- and t h ,(, toot of Portpr A venue as tht:'! I sltC" tor the flrl)p(l~ecl new pumping stnS,t()phC"n "., n'ltt'~OIlJ stenogrnllhC'r ill h tlon. It WAS: ulso lnadc known that tht' ()I'lJ;u·tlJlt'nl ll[ lwnlth, hns jm~t n '1J The houd of councihnen, <itting as T. from 8tn~' It trip nl'nl~)i Culm notl a I n. commiUt'l' of the wholC', llelt1 n ~e!o1· thf\ commUtC"e would ask for further tllrIH'fl fOlll' UllYrot' tn the Isle vi Pin('~, ~- .• -.-.------------:-iOll in the C'Ouncilmanic chnmht-r yes- tlmfl: f· r the con~l(]f"'Tatton or thl" plans, It wus the- tirR-t vnt'utiull thnt )11'. Batl'terdn~' to l'Oll.nrer the nctiou of ~n the omclnl~ rtand tnc1ay just whrTC" son hOll Pi"'l"lUitl"d him!olt.'lf tn lnl\t~ jn the uo:nu vf R.lderll1e-u III the ll1atter of th.e)- did ten yrars ago nn th1s matter .. Yl':\rs, ftnu hI' ntUIlt! tll(.' mOMl of it. ~irl('e­ tierluriuJ: its intentiun to pro"jdl" a new Rut we mus~ nnt give up hope. Some- his l"I..'turn h,' ha~ hCf'1l busy tI'JIiI1g' ab~l\1t firopNoi pum"in~ slatiun building, to be 10<"3teti at ur 'lC3r the site ooulldetl by thing may Yf't b~ done to tmprove the whnt 11<, sn\\'. "1 I11tt1 nne of the hu~t 1il11f's !If illY Porter :n·Cllue, the I::riE" conal. Jersey clt~. watf"'r ffUPpl)- to' meet the de. life\·' !'ohl ~lr, B;ltt'Stlll 1\ ... his c'lI-worker", stfPet .:tncJ the harLor liue; tll;o;o to pro- mnnds of the tlmp. In thv ,1"parhl't'ut of hpahh gl't'l'\t'fl ..-ide n new fireVroof building or LuildCommissioner ":nrd, 'who appearen ..\1111 )Lr. Ibt""l;Ul:~ nppe'J.r1Hwe 1,A nut iugs to replft('ft the llresPllt liumPing sta- before the commlttea to £'nllghten it h('tit' hi..; ~tntl'mf'lIt lIe wo ... brll\n.J.,~l fly tion, to io('r. .~se the water ~upply by the on thE:' question. indulged In sarcasm at the tl'''\lil'ol SUIl, and h(' WU3 m\wh construction of a new inlet iu the Em, <tbo exPMlse of BomO ot the newspapers lu"'n\"irr in WI' ,::ht than wilru he weut ~rnld Clulnnel. and to pronfie new llUIDllof tbt"' C'tt~,.. whIch hayo advocat("d cnr- uwny. I mg apIJaratus. "~!I, 1'111 not ~oin$: to lo('nte in ('uhA. Ohnirrunn Pnnkt)w prp..:ided, the other tain methods or !mproving the sttual"'l)UIIdlmen present bping )Ie~gr:i ...\;')li, tion. JIe rl'r~rr(>d fiprclally to the or tlu' h:l(' of Pim's just )·et," h(' linid in r ..... ponsc tu n l}l1t'ry, "HUl it's n grt~;lt Germnnn, ,\unm, Hingham. BarLh. Lndd Expr<'s.... Nf'\\"8 and Commercial, R!"d country, hoth pl:l(~t·s, I mPon. If I wpr{' and Smith. fiug:estcd th!lf the ("'dltors of those n 1'im:l.:o mnU I'd just pnjoy ~Oill$: tn tht~ ~ew'ral nre underwriters were present rc·wepapcrs appear hcCore tho Council- I\,;l~ IIf Pint'~ Hnd f'ol1~hin,:: it for n while. hentle<1 hy U. H. Woo<lwvrtil, who rep: men and gil''' th~m the b<.>netlt of thplr 1 thinl< 1 I'OlIld mllke mom'Y, ii I ownPII re~cntetl lormally the llutTall) AssocialIe declarp.d that too much ~nm(l InIld tht"'rp. But it wonld uen'r tiou ~f rire l'nderwriters. Others pre~­ viewfi. eat m<'1uded se\"eral huilder:;, aruonl{ re('kle~g "'Tiling on this important sub- ~njt me to tnlH' Ill,), fnmity thpre_" "Wh" not '," , whom WHS James ~l. Larter, secretary ject ha.<l been elone. He Is quoted as ""·oil. tht' '",mnlr)' is so new ftntl eYery' of the Builder.' Associ.lion g:,chnu)!e. sayIng In addition that "some or th., thin.: ih TPry I'nttlt· tb~rt·. It wouhl he "'I am hf"re more tiJ answer IIUestions .other papera arc nil the time findtntt nil rlleht for R tdagli' mUll. lit' couhl rou~h Ihall nllythinl: .1,... • said )lr. W"odworth fault. They arA all rIppIng Into me. I It. 'l'hnt'", whut n lot uf tlwtn are (loiD~ to a eo'llmercinl reprcse-ntntiY'('o. hI tol18.11 THE TIMER takes exception to a part IIOW, nnd n gmul mnny of them are mnkBy ~IU.'clo.l 'Vire to 'l ' he courier. yo!ce tlte bentilDPDts of the tire underwriters, but we shall prest!'nt .uo rt'solu- of that statement It has bp.t"'n finding ing motU'y. 1 InN 01lP mnn w110 stul1fi!i );iagara Falls, Jan. 25.-The followtwns Qf fllrmal action Oll our part. .llr fault wIth the Ilelny of toe city of- I ttl de,,:. "1' $~.IIl'O dear profits on his In" chairmen anel "Ice chairmen have Uclals in l!Iotvlng the wntt'1' supply fI":1 on'l5 piantill)::" nnl,1 h~ lU1S~·t !=IO ypry remarks will be entirely informal." boon aPllolnled' tor the committees that problmn, 88 It nM harl good reason to. 1ll\1~'!1 .lnncl Ulld~r c..~uJtI\·aholl, ,either. . Bpfore the- session opened repre~ntn­ will have charge of the arrangementa "J 1118 f.'lIo'.\· s C"l"np l'(IllSJsts of rg~ of tho l'h~mbeMlf' ('(.mmeree, BI.rk It will contfnue to find fault with the tor the Mystic Shrine con"entlon to be HIIIl tI111lnto!'~. IIo piautt'll the tll~ Hock nusin~s lle-n's _\.s .... ,>jution. En$;t do nothl f1g po rIry w hi c h prevn IIs "lth plnnts 1llI\tt)P~ In!-lt (ktolwr, Jillt) he plnntrll held here In J)lne next: Hufblo BustO"". ){en's Aosocin\ion and thE'm. It has rIOt bern "ripping into" til(,lH in the Sei.'tl. Ill' is now f;hippinl-! Executive committee-W. H. Lyons. )~~I1~factl1r(>r::;' ('lub cnme In, ' ("ommiesionPf 'Yard It has all alonh' hig I'rt1p of tomRt{lr!'l. !n th~ Xf'W York Bul'l'a\o, chairman; O. W. Cutler, NI8.C', " e arf' plNifed tn 01) }Jarti('nlar plou," rCl"ogntzetl the fAl"'t thnt the comrnis- ,mtlrkH. That ~bo\\'s how thing!'\. ~row ar.. Falls, "Ice chairman; A. C. Hasts~ld o~e of th~e r('llrese'ntati,"e~t "lill we down tli('>r~'. He getft ~:{.:--.,(I n l'li\te for \\ Rnt Is to nrrn'e at thp best pla.n for un EJoncr orrcrc-d the on~v ~. flC'tiral plan lng 5 • );Iagara Falls, treasurer: C. Eo for the hnprovC'me-~ t of the systt'm: hi~ e~:: ]lIn I1ts. in .\.t'w Y tlrk city. ,'.\ ~~ auc'qtlnt(' wat('r l:IuPl)lr." Markle. Buttalo. secretary. Hotel_ that tho e nf'f'Ar~ I by snme or t;he news_ 1,"r)1I' IJlI~S JIlS frpl~ht. tlut~· ond I1l1'l· It WftS ~.:JI) when L'llAirman Pnnkow \ O. W', Cutler. );Ingara. Faile, chalnnaa; w lIsc",. Ill' mnk(''i !"o:! dflnr Oll paT)C'rs and cltlz('ns wer~ to v d de-ntul {·Xl cnllod Ihe Oloeting 10 order and read the Erastus C. Knll:ht. ButtaJo vice ch&lrI t~.,.. I t . . 0 ague an n-t"'rr rrate soltl in ~pw Yurko Th(' r~~"I~tJolI~ os ado,ptpd by Ule nldermen. .J. __ r erf'S_ ot real eennomy an'" Isle of l'illP~ mnrkpt is ahont fU11r or man, Reception-Thomas McDowell, WIll first." sail! )lr, Pankow r 'oper sanitation. In th"" nbsoDc'e or. ~'P wl-t"ks ahpnd of thp Florida mnrkpt. );Iagara Fnlls, chairman; W. S. Rillet.lke up tl.e lIlaU_r of replaCIng til; 111111. nf l'tlllrl"t', t1 ... rfit i", no totnnto or lay. Buffalo. vice chairman. Tran.parI1 re!'PI1t pumplUg 8Ution wilh II fire f Ilryt" ng h~ttcr. It fn\"ors the C',...!:'...,t~ building," proo ; ncr's plan, hcll(!v1n~ that the raJn c..'~;: plnnt rld!'i:lm: lll'rt' in thp north nt tlltlon-);. B. Chamberlain. Nlaga.rIt thJs ~nfuln of the ~-('nrt to;u th(l' plnnter." ·'Is tLt'rn OilY rfport'" continned Ch ' _ Ultns Is fo Falls. chairman: Thomas Penny. ButOll th ..• Jf:le of Pin('~ 111.\-(' pTn('tiC'nl1~· 110 mun l'llnJi;QW ~i ("I, \\'nr,] who :~s fal) . vice chairman. Flnance-Geo.... l.·oDllwtitioll for thl' \"('rr Sf>t\~OIl in lhl' prt"~ent, ·ou the estlUUlted, cost of lllnkj~ G, Shepard. Niagara Fall., chairman; y,'ar WhNl their ('rllll~ are n~nuy for lit: present 8t,~11etIJre fireI)rool'!" g L. L, WeUbrook, Buttalo. vice chairI hu rnnrkN. :'\ot a' yet, repiled Col. Wnrd. "Such om "Th'" dim1tt' i~ fine down thpre, It man. Entertainment-A. G. H. Bardn rPJlort I!; DOW br.iug tl1a J " is miUnll,r jli to 'iH jn tlip Hun nt thl~ wtcl{e, Niagara Falls, chairman; WalCol. 'V ·u'd IOlJoke 1rQrn~i;' on th . tilllP IIf thr JI'!1r, una lit nbrht it rlrllJlR I tet' Jones. Niagara Falls. vice chaiN turlt-- of the IJl1IICr.d rt'gnrdiu. th e ,8th- .. _.. __________ . . ___ .. __ ..:0._._ .. __ . . .1____ Systf'Ill. g e" ater {loWIl n hl'Hlt tt'll cleA'rceloi, 1 t f('li to tiO man. D~cor&tlon-A, D. Wilson. NI..... ow' night wldltl 1 wns tilt'rr.. nntl thnt "1 WI~ • I1, .. I1(' snid "th~ fl' . 1 &rll Falls vtce chairman; Jacob Stel'R. . wna {'on~iclerl'll "pry llnll~t1nl I1ml rt'~ Butfalo, ~'Ice chairman. Press and 1J1('rs wlw hnt'll been' teIH~ (' norlO wrJtformation-F. H. Salt. Niagara FaUs, mnrknbll'. Of 1'Ot1r~('. I don't krtow O'l1;:J~t t:1 do ~ollid ron I g U~ what we chalt'man; Frank T. Gilbert. Butt&lo, whnt it'R likl' jll lhp rainy ~P3.~(II1. 'Chnt ~ Uu~ir \"I",,'q ~o 'ee .pxc and esplain ., • IDe 0 th h vlc~ chairman. Mustc-GE"orge J. thpir wiatE-r. T'IH"'Y c1o' not 1'1li~p. any .. \\"J"itin~ recklessly on n 8 r~ aye lJ~t'n Weller. Nlagnra Falls, chairman; Harthing' at tbut tlmf', hut rht'Y ,1f'nHr thpnL· tht""# U!"(> a1tfolo'utel . ubJ~r of whld} ry ,,'. Crabbe, Buf!alo, vice chairman. . " y !~morau t " t'l\'eft to df'.1rin,J!" tlirir lnuo. su lht'y l'llll PrInting a.nd badges-Charlea E. HarkC. II. Wood w(.rth ' "pt 1110rp. room for ('rop ruhtin~_' pr. He sad h \Vas the first .peakham. Buffalo, chairman; Jam... G. e allP.Rr." .s n ('I't'IZt'n \\'hi1~ 'Ir. HnTpson was spf:"'nking, Shepard, Niagara FailS, chairman. JAB Oft a tnxpny(.r Lut • spoke IlB nn Health (~()ll1l11i~sion(",l" nr~lw~ whn has dl~:" reception committee-A. Hutnncp I~nn of -11) years' llumrhl;;1. Niagara Falls. chalrma.n. W. n. jll,rtjt rE-tnI'IIP!} \rom rllun, 1l1lpf\lu·~d. "I'~ur ,·p'tr..:" hh I ellft-riener, Gre-£ne. Buffulo, ylet" chairman. HOIl.~ , -, '-" 83 r' "I fi . "I clitln't rlln clown to tile lfl;lt" of onrC' ("ompa:lies hav~ "' It Je Ire ~!J:mr" \ orary committee, George L. Brown. Piu~." Rnill the h("':lIth ('Ommi!"lfl;iollrr. lIuf!alo, chairman; C, F. Bishop. B~ the hiJ-.,illC'.... 8ec'!fiQn ~I)( ~ no. UlOIl(,Y In "hut frunt whnt I ~~w of Cuhn. thllt r.n.~,,), vice chairman. , this mornilll: I bt':lril °Of ~e ('It,Y: OnJy plfll't' would jUf\t nhout ,.nlt 111(', no ~~ We:"C ('~t(l('etr;(l on bu" r poll(>JpS tlult YOli knnw, T hrli('yc t hut Cubn hf\~ the ~l U(ljoiS Ffo('tilln of the f'i~. \~lgS in the lJuslrl('hp~t ~mi1 in the! world, "I 11111 lint goin!: inte "I ROW ~tlllH"' tm,c;tnr (,l1n(1 Jrfowing thprp. /from h'litdint::- n II!"W Ilun I. I tllP. mntt('r of (lml it W:\H about tnn f(~t't high. '[,hill stntiHll",~nlf'I .\'I r. \,- 'Hli I wurth, "1 JfdIll.l1'. , 1 fJll t lDtt:'lltl tn ex(,:lIlP WOS J,:'l'owinj:: no ",nil that had 11('('11 under C'lIlth'nlinn ror tht\ pl'odtl('tillll IIi fi.U,::'llr canf' f"l' OYl'r 1:-,0 p'llr~. anti it post:' ril), ignornnre OD thnt 8uhject. But om l1(,n'r hafl ~il l11t)('h ns n pot11lfl or fl'l"I <10 fisk Ihnt Ibl' ~"'spnt pumping stn· h1i7.Pl' pnl UJlOIl it. 'rhat's. the kincI oi tton b~ mari(' 115 fire[lroof n8 p()ssible nnd ~oil rou flu!l ill (~\Ihn. 1hnt Illls he ,(lone nt onre, by Buhstitulillj.!' "SII,::nr rni"jll~ i... thepriJlc'i(lol iw ntHl (-'oIllhustl.hle equipment for the .resThe Avonlans' Meeting. (lll .. tr~·, ~-('t tlh·~· hnye' 110 tt"filH'rip'i in ent eofl}!l1lst11Jlr Innttrlal:' I ("uba. All tlH~iI' J'tlW ~\IgHr i~ ~E"llt tu this ('ot Wn.rll spoke It 10.l<Ih on the pres. "111111try nnd i~ I"f'fim',l 11('1'(', Thl' r"'-ent 8lt,I1,atlOll.lJt the pnmpiug station Rn" fll1l'l1 sn,:nr ~-Ot1 gl't in Cubn i~ 1111 n~'· t"lh} "I nt hMl heflon donn 8ml ~... hnt the filHltl in this {'lIlll1ln', It ('O~tK nhf)1lt W:ltpr Imrp.au ~wai'l stIll dCJin~ there. ul1(> c'put n pouJ1Il tn IlI'OIluC't\ thp. raw .\8kcd hy (ounrlbnan "'<lnm n. t the tlew pump would I ' II]" flIIIlIH, n11fl lilt! planl('r~ gr.tlillg' fi,'(' J(l lnfsta Pol, I hilll'l LnG~L 5HRINERS ~ DIREGT ~ffA\RS Several Prominent Buffalo Masons Will Have Hand in Arrangements for Annual Meeting at Niagara Falls in June . I I tn·., ... "e __ _ 4 ? i I I I q8~ ~u' ¥ ���L ______ ~905.__ ___ Ji H, ~j.iTiiNiCGlOO,pJ1 THE AVO~ fJj£ f1R£ DOARO MICROBES! . RAISES SOME nd Mr•. Waltlll:...D..A'r.eene .•~ and M;r8. GeorgeR. Westln ..b~ 'WI entertain the Avonlans at the ~ regular meeting. which Is to be h~ at the home of Dr. Green ... on Sat\1J'da~ evening oJ this week. As the ""_ would suggest, the sodety ",as fonn~ for the purpose of .tudylng Shak_ »eare. It has been In existence alnc~ 1894. at wh ich tlme Mr. Delmet E. Batcheller was elected pr~8Ident. Dr. Walter D. Greene Is pr..sld'>nt at tlie pre"'nt time. The society meet. every t"'·o w~ekR. and Is entertained by one or morE' mt'mbt:'rs ot the- society. The com .. 109 meeting on Saturday nIght Is belli, looked forward to with great anticipation by the members of the society 3. Mr~. Grf'Pue and 1..lrs. Westinghouse·ln. tend to have this the mo~t t:'Juborate af. fair tover gtven in honor of the society. A Ipngthy progJ'ammt' has bpen are ranged. l'OnslsUng of violin and plano .electlons by Miss Edith Pursell and Master Ralph Westlnghou5e; Illustrated talk~ on Cuba by Dr. Gl'et-'ne, and vocal s~lectlons by Mr. C. C. Leech and Dr. I Westlnghouse. AcL. IV. and V. ot Shakespeare's "Twelfth NIght·, wlll alIo bo J:elI.d. APKINSI SALARIES National Promotion of Health Club Abjure Will Dine Off Marble-Topped Tables. hf'r fE-Ho\\" bcnJlh pfomofl'"fR In tbe lIn~ODl c Temple l~st€'rduy. ·'Contaglous dlSl'ase!l are being sp r rad bl'OadcBlt tbrougb t he world lJ1 tbe use of UDen tablecloths antI napkins. E very lau D· dry In tbe city should he In\"estlgoted. "An uatold DumbE'I' of IIvrs woul d be NV'!d It restaurants ",·ould sene fOOd f rom granite or marble tables. whlcb eR n be tboroDJhly cleaDf'd wheD .,,<' h patfon Is OnIsb{>d. I"a per napkins should be' used." Attt"r vowing never to eat In a restaur ant which ulrd linen tnbl~clt'lth~1J a nd napkins, the clu b membPra relolved t o brtq this g:"Nt ev l1 to the notice of the hf1llth a uthori ties im m t"dlntely. Later the matter wlll be broug ht fo t be Attention of Congrf's •. Late last nlgbt manBgers of bigb pr iced down town res taura nts w ho bad b eard of the action of tht' bf'Rlt h adYoca tes wer e Aldermen Notifi ed and Asked to Concur in l~cr e ase5 for Chief and Assistant Ch ief of Department. 00 dollar. but could find no buSt"rs. . r -,-+·--+905- .. ----.-- J~~N_ '~~D-}'Q~ t\' '.:.~·-----·:t~~·tt--··~·::.:.:.:.:.:· ment Con ~ umptlva Detrimental WATER IN RESERVOIR NOT AS IT SHOULD BE. I BAKERS' UNION DENIES CH ARGES FIre Commls"loners SeIbert. Persons and Potter notlHed the Board ot Aldermen thiR ntternoon they have created the posltlon at storekeeper \.n the FIre Department at a salary ot $1400 a year. and have Hxed the salary at the chle! at UOOO and the a •• lstant chle! at $3000. They asked the Aldermen to concur. Heretofore the chle! has received $3000 a year and the assistant chle! Edward Slaler, who Company 11, and has been DFf"l •. \lU' He~lth Comml~Qreene has sound. ed the death knell of thp trt~e lUnch fork. • "It has come to my knowledgt'-." said he this morning. "that In many saloons It Is customar)· to-SPT\'C potato s.'llads and other thmgs that must be eaten with fork~. and th~ pracUcf'l Is to ha\'"~ on the fref' lunch c,;unter three or four forks standing In a glas!'l; of wate-r for such usc. There Is nothing to prevent a per~on 8u!(ering with consumption or some othcr conta~ p-Iollf'l malady from pating with one of the-sf:' forks, nnd. owing to the Imperfect cleansing the forks rf"ct~h'p after such tt~age. In hf:'ing ptllngp-d merel.y into a gl:u:~ of not too clean water. there is great danger that the nl'xt pf"rson using the fork mny tak~ lhe- dlseR::;e. Steps should hE' taken to do II. way with the use or forks, 6po(",nB and kniv(ls on free 11Inch counters. I will see. what can b~ done to abolish them." . Y. _ .--_. ____ J,,_______________________________ -----------J -.,':-- ___ -1' ::1 __________ _ -.----.- ---- MUST DISCARD LUNCH FORKS "No torks on fae lunch counters," I. the manda t e ot Ht'alth Om F Qret'ne. HereaftE'r the fef>c.lt~rg on free Sil.u<-r· k rau t. pit-kll!s, bf'~\oM, beets a.nd othf r lunch coUnltr viands. "\\'111 ha.... e to dt~lve for them with the1r hands or carry prIVate:; torks. Dr. Gree-ne Is ot the opinion that the forks now on lunch coun t ers, which are used by all l unchl~rs, are the means of 8pl·endlng disease. and he will ha.... e nO wore ot the-m. The free lunch grabb~rS' are worr)-'Ing as to how the saloon keepers w Ul Bolve the problt"m: \VIll they provide each man with a fork, or wlll they withdraw a ll torkable arUdt's from the bills of fare? 1m TII.'T BREaD ],ABELS ARE "OISTENED W I TH A. BRUSH. nPN'H!ll' 1l wag nll<>ge-d that hake-r& wpre plar\ol; lah,.h~ nn IOHVC'A of bread hy molst('nh\~ th(' hRC·k l\1lh ~nlll'R. Tn ord r to Il r f'Yl'nt 1 hr- spr(,:lci or ("OntR~loll!5 dhu~ase. 1hc n tt('u dOll (Il Health Commissioner (~nf' \\'tU; hNlI~ht to the - allE'ged prac- becomes, acting y ------- Col. Ward Reports New Electric Pump Will Be Ready About April 1. $2500. Go. • • • m , storekfeper. was an engineer In EngIne F01p'S O,! FR~~ LUNCH COUNTERS M UST Prohibits of Any I 8S storekeeper ror a'bout a year. His salary heretofore has been' $1000 a year.' Health Commissioner Greene sent a report to the Aldermen on the condItion of the waler In the reservoIr for January. He states it contains chlorine In til-I'. 'I'h .. \talil no,' lInlon is nut with a df"Di&l of th.- ("ltarJ:E'~ wWf"h [olh.m·l'>: Uelatlve to excess and Ie not as good as when examIned tor December. William G. BIs- th(' ",prf .111 ol (·nnt;UlTIlltion. ('[lturrh BDd oth\"r Intl'c·Un\!'" dlseusc!-o. nlleg(>d to be C8ua· oell, city bacteriologist. reports the res- \ I'd In· tbl' hnkf'ri\ moistl'nlrir:- thrlr labels with .:>.",1(\,;\ :lIlll f.lkkin::: tht~m 011 tbp hr(>ak. en'oir water to have been in particularly poor condlllon the latter Iialt ot '1 would sur thut Ihl' ,·h:IT.l:t'!-i t1r~ thr> mOdt dl1ltulOlls J "\"('1' h(>ard or. Tr, think tbtlt the month. flUl' hal.. el' i~ J..::oiu;:: tn }lny n hn~pr to ftand Public Works CommissIoner 'Ward nt 1\ hl'nr'h :ltH.!. IlHlI':;leD frnm "lin to 1.000 notlHed the ~ldermen that but one bid, 01' mOl'!~ alHI !i,lel;: t h .. m on bil-' J!;oods In OlDf that ot the Butfalo DredgIng Company. 110111'6 Is more ttwllf'l1 than WhH'. lt would not pay him In HlP flr~t pla{'e aod In the $22.500, had been received tor building Ff"<"ond plnl'C" h<.> "Wonlfl not nl1o\\" it. A s~lq­ a crib aroutld the Intake pIer. He lion of 'V,\tp!' uno fluj!ar. appl1C'd with a added that the work cannot be done bec'}pnn hrll~h b 11~'-;'l tn ~tl('k 1hf' \abelion fore next summer and explained that. tll£' br('ltd. ':\olhJng p\t'c I!-' used. Boroa Inasmuch as the Bun:alo Dredging 1H.h~1 h(!5~P$ may nse Ih(' other mHDa but I Company Is "one or the few companies ".it 1~ not dnn(> by m<'n C'mployJog union labor and usln~ tbp. union lallf'l. H an.rhody rill capable of doing the work Quickly." J:"lyc information 10 tht-'" I:ontrary. 1 would bu that he dId not want to report the plMl~ed to haTI'! it. bid as ·'excessive," though it exceeds Your:; l"e!'-D{'~tttlll:r. the amount In the specifications. ,TOH~ GLUNZ. Col. Ward also sent in a report In re31 Peckham ~treet ply to a. resolution. on:ered by Ald. Martin and adopted last week. directIng the CommIssioner of Publlc 'Works to report on the condition or work on the following contracts: Steam mains at pumping station. stokers at pump- \ Ing statlon. coal and ash handllng machinery at pumnlng station and electrical pump at pumping station. ('01. Ward say" the John W. Danforth ('ompany. that has th~ contract for the ~tN\m mains. has 110t worked as rapidly R!'; It might have done. but has ~hown better protrress of late. The ~1('Kenzl~ NO MORE FORKS ON Furnare Company. Col. Ward says. hn ve placed Hve of the ten stokers ordered. ~nd Hre l·l'ady to ship the other FREE LU NCH COUNTERS flve as ~oun as storage room (,an be found hE're for them. The stokers. not Th" fork on the free lunch counter yet ~hlppp.d, cannot be placed until the "'HI .oon be 8. thIng ot the past ana second in~tallment at five new boner~ Is tho"" rl~"lrlng tree lunch will Ond It rf":1.dv. ("'oncerJJlng the flve ne\"\" boilneCf"E.!'ary to use their own "lunch ers alr~arty In position (the Hrst lot) the hook~" or go \\ilhout the grub. ('ommi£Fi~loner says he expects to haye Hea.lth ("ommissionpr Greene hal or... them rpndy tor u~E' within a week, and derec) th1lr f1ii. forks be not used •• that then It wlll be po.slble to remove the free lunch counter. It I. liath~ old bOilers and put the second· In ble to f;prcad (.'ontaglon, he S8)"I. sU\lment of flv!' boilers In. 'Thp rlPw electric pump has good pro!'! .. I ~ I pP('t~ nr bping In~tallE'd between now anrt April 1, Col. Ward says. Comml~slonE"r "-ard recommend£ld nil nmendment to the or"'inance~, proCITY'S DEATH RATE. "Idlng that the ('ommls,loner at Public ""rorks mny remove Hnow from the Some vhat Lower for Last Year C'RTriagewQ.Y of nny street. ownE'r~ of I nbutting property to pay all the. exT'en~E' tn fltrt'et!'lo where there arp no I TI ·"!n was at First Repo r ted. fltreel ('ar track!;. and the Street I Hailwny Comnanv to bear one-third or ~ Thl' ell'llll! I'ntf" f'or 1\ntrJ10 In!'t y('nr, as th I 0 h tth E' exnensE' n strpets havIng street 'PIIOTt!'ll h$ !Jr:", ".nlt('~ n ~n(>. Pfl l'nllwav track~. the remnlnlng twor.Hnmt tOllt:'. ~'I1~ l·VH {I~r thQ\1S311.1, In.- thirds to be borne by the property ownhAhh.l;.}tA. lIo\\( \. T, Pro t .. r~ne hD~ (OlU- er!'lo I pUN) opothPT :;ta1Pllwnt. !ihowlnJ!': tl.mt till' ~ .tcnth .-&t<' uf 111t~ dty la'lt yMr !<-houltl bnyt"' This I:ntvt' . tBtt m' ,,1 (1(1('~ lint tuk(' In Ihl' d~l1ths ot nOll I't'Alc\f'nt", DR fnr Instnnc(' thOR(, who (11Nl In tht' ("'Ilunt,· outRhl€." uf the .-It\. nncl v.ho:«> Ilpnth~ werl.' f(>-' • - 11'1'11 Ol,ly l:t:,\l lH.·I" thllus:"tnc1. portl'd P4'rc- hy ttl(' nwdlcat- 1':lOllllfiers. ,md the d('[lth~ of P£'I'KOlUl who (Upd hI tnt'tltuttOlll In thlf' <'it)'. such as tbf' Eric ulwf\hon~(I' PIHI tbe Buffalo State n"on,,..1 114 the like. ----+~ --__ .... _~ __ •• 05_ rom --~-----------~,.~------.. --.. ----...I-~ _._ No more F orks with free Lunch es, says Dr. E .~------ ar,eae. e8lth Commissioner Greene dered that free lunebeot In the mtY·.I!N~1 1I0t hereafter have a fork to ,verybody. The danser ot prompts the order. The commissioner'. Itateulen od,eath -rate In the city a,ure a.t 13.69 In 1.000, ~111ltln.K tL The rate "aa IdentL �N. v.. ~--------. .........JAN ----- .. __ 80 -- -. 1905 -. - ........-...-..J~.I=. ---------------1905 .-".-... ~ jp;f .........u+3-._......._.... . . ····F···············_·······- t-.XP ---lSS -- ... - ".T/Mc.S ----. Opposed to Experts. IRf (oMMISSIONfRS fiNO ANOIHfR MUHOD Of BOOSTING SAlARlfS Looks as If They Are Determined to Get the Raise-Health Commission. er Greene Report5 That the Water In City R.eservoir Is In Poor Condition. Pumpin~ Station Contracts. Health Commisloner C:'P"~ I'Pponed I tor Ruffalo ExpreeB:-Your ed1toriat ot t th certaInly -hit the oall 00 the head, 00 to apeak_ Munlcipal water systems Qnd their lmprovementa, euch B.8 purity and tluantity,. , I:;crm tu r01y altogethor too much upon 80" C:1llpd f'Xpcrt,q and rommtssloners in charga ot thelll, Th(1 cit.)/' 01 ErIe bas struggled long ou \UO problem ot pure 'water. Flulal1y, e.x.perts wt'!re hrought Into play. with engiDeera to d~­ vist) plans to furnish purf'l wattlr. and atter flpi'ndlllg a lot or tho taxpayers' money. a. fiItl.1rfng Rnd 8ettllng syaLom was cl~elded upon, This plnn o[ purifying' water Is known to every person of average intelligence In the land. \\lly money was wasted by employing: (!Xp('rtR to tell the pcoplo what the), e.lready knC'w Is a (,ODuudruru, But it was done. Not only did tho experts, with the engineers a.nd commlssloDs, t.ell how to get pure water, but, without cODsulting those who must tout the bllls, theM wise men tn their own conceits adopted tho most· extravagant plan that could IIo8sthly be devised. Artt'T the plan WilS adopt(.d 8mI contrads let tor the purpose ot carryIn~ tbis elnbornt.Q plan into executioD. a po!!r. stmple-nllnded ciUzen came forward with a tar b(lttrr pIau than wllS adopted by those cxpf\rts. Not. only was this common clUzeo's plan bclt(,T, but some hundreds ot thousands of dol1are rbenper. Now those who are aware ot fnets nro kicking themselves that experts wel"A allowed to rast(lD this h!gb-prtced scheme upon tho city unUI after Invlt.1.tioD had bE'leD gtVE"D for the best and cheapest plane, open to everybody. E. B. WILLIS. l Eric, Fa.• Jan, 27tb. ( t >. ~ r and ~3.000. re.pe"tl\Tly, ani ... ,torekeeper at 81.400. This was ' -'np in (,(Im pliance wIth a. section of th~ city charw ter. The ("om1l1i~::oione-rs ("Olumunkated the-ir al,tinn to [he Rl)ard of ..\ lr1ermen. j ("01. \'" . ",1 rep< 'ted thftt 1M bid of the tI,,· through t'le' rharter, wltlch he expecteli Il 1M\"" February or )tarch. placed during ("f.)l. \Yard aske(l that an amenumrnt lo tilf' nrriinaru'C" he- made, pt'rmitting the ("ommissioO('l' of PuhliC" 'York~ to remll\-f' :o-no\' f,'um l'arriag-c \Ya~:5 on stre(lt:-; on whIch tht'rc an~ tracks Rnd the ('on 11(' aSfH.'!-1fWd on~-lblrn again5t tht" :o;tn"'Dt railway company and t\\"othirrl::; agalJl~l the property fronttng on the slrt'Clt~. 1m H05 ---,--- ~ ----- --~- .. _---.. -"--_'!.....----_. w __ . __________ , ····FE "1,,:"1005"-"---'-"-'" .. t II NOT TAUf" S~fS GRffNf.i ~RANWE~A~~I Health Commissioner's Investigation Does Not Show Labels Are Improperly Affixed to Bread. _ - Health -Comm-kllI!one asked yesterday a{t ,.. Greene was gress his de.Dal'tm.nt·~noon what proInvestigation of the 8 making in th e In thIs city are in t~·port tht bakers ~all\'a to paste labels; hallit ot using . He saId'. "D r. B'.'ath nI bread. lhat report, uut 80 [al' s In\"estlgatlng 'Ythlng to jU"tlfy has not found . e BaySi the practlc{l ~UCth a sta!t?me-nt. els on with (jOUr pa." 0 paste the la· armles~ solution Or j let or Rome other ~ y pressJng them us stick th em on ,,'hlle it Is atill hot ,.against the bread , Thl" sta tement of D. , ords with a ielte-r t. Greene s aeNEWS from John Glu,.ecelvPd lIy the reet In whIch the wr7~ Of 13 Peckham act that an afternoo 'r "~fer. to the 'EVI'S, recently prln~ paper. not the the effect that consu';~ "n article 10 ' maladIes ar .. bplng • P Ion and other moiatening their lah~read by bakers' I gue~. II .. says the StS On their toneulous as rHr "s unionalernent Is rldlcerned, where the Pta t81hOJ.J9 nTf! ("onj I,...," put l',em on by C ce Invariably G sugar D I'd Water. Q81ng a solutio'; ~ ... -------------------------T--'--.. - -- De Icatlon of the Chapel by Bishop Berry Next Sunday Evening. WHERE CLEVER I CLUB PEOPLE MEET The Avonians to Be Enter- l tained - Tuesday Study Club Has Delightful Open Meeting. will enlerlaln the Avonian" at lhe next regular meeting, which is to be beld at Ihe home of Dr. Creene on Saturday evenIng of this WE"pk. As the nalilC clUggests, the socl~lY was fornled fot' Ihe purpo.e of studying stake speare. It hall bQen In existence ",Ince 1894, at which time 1I1r. Delmer E. Batcheller was ~Iected prf'sident. Dr. \\'alter D. Greene I" pre"ident at the preseni time. The society 11ll?els every two weekg, atld is entertained by one or more mt>mberl! lhe ""dely. The comlllg meeting on Saturday I night Is being looked forward 10 wIth gre"t anticipation by the members of the society. as Mrs. Greene and Mr~. \\'estinghouRe intend to have this the mo!"t elaborate affnir ever gh'r\1 In honor of lhe society. An altracllYe progJ'amnle has been arranged, consistIng ot "loUn and piano selection" by Miss Edith Pursell and Masler Ralph Westinghouse; illustrated talks on Cuba by Dr. GI·ee11e. and vocal selel'lions by Mr. C. C. IJeech and Dr. WestInghouse. Acts IV and V of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night·, will also be read. o[ ,.·······t·:.·<:;·l ..... -- ----------------- ------------------ seryTR PARK M. E. CRUlI.CR. arie3 of the chief and subor!linatf's. hanrlltng contract i~ ,lepcndf>nt on th(>o 1 Dr. and Mr •• Wall r D .. Greene and ~o a<.~tion was taken. Xow the COTn- installation of thf' IH'lilrr!oi, RE'lativ('! to Dr. AI"I Mr •. ,George It.IVeslingbouse ml:::~ioneT:~ nttempt to gflCUfE" the salary th~ eleclril'al pump. Col. 'Y,rtr~'t sain that advan~es ~ , 'JJ On Df.l'I~mher 12th the Fire- C'ommlS- n('w bOilf'-TH a 1'(1 I"PHdy Thf' fh'e in ~ionf'rs made recommcndatJom:; thal the pIau"> now wB he working next week, rdinanCt'S b~ anlf'ndect to rai~("> the sal-, 'T'h~ nwardin.r. of the coal and coke ghes them permfE~lon to fix the ~aldes_ 'fh£" position of !"torf'kf'('per is held by Erlwanl RlalE'f. att engineer. His ~alary is now $l,r.nO. Thp l'ommitteC' nn rules rpporleti again:::t Alit _\rullemh()ff~ rf'Rolution, providIng that all rp~nlUllnnl'ii hp. labled and ItrlntNl hf'fort~ ol~eu~;;:f"l in the board. It ",ol1\(i ('o~t th(' city $6.00(1 to folio'...· out. that plan. --------4..... _______ m 101) - panit>s t'npabl~ oC lIning thi! work qukkl:r." lie al!-'o !-'aid ~hat he "did. not want to report t'he hHl HS eXeE'S~H\,c:' It wat' nhn\'C lhe PSlirnate. Col. 'Yard ~uhmilted a report on the ('ol1dltion of worlt on the various ('on· nacte at the pumping station. tir"aln that Jnhn W. Danforth ('ompany wa~ doing 9ati~fn~tory work on th€' stcal11 maills. although the ("om· pany hac1. not workf'd f xp('ditlou~lv. Five ~tol(t"rs ure in plac(', Th~ othpr fh'c will he pl<1c(~d as snon as the five J\{. Briggs, for a bJll of particulars was filed With tlte County Clerk yesterda.y. Briggs Is being sued by the state because, It Is alleged, he started an epidemic of scarlet fever by selling milk from his dairy at Elma while scarlet fever was In the family ot a hired man wbo tended the cows. In the complaint tt Is alleged that there are 14a alleged causes at action against Briggs and his lawyers want to know who the persons are. Lewis & Lewis say that none of the allegations Is contained In the complaint. The state Is suing Briggs for $14.900: demanding $1,000 for each of the 149 allegations. ] n hIs report Iw said. "the Buffalo Dredg· I ut! Compan y i~ one nf the few c.'on1- . The Fire C01nmIssinners, this nlornlng xeci the 6aJ.a,r1e~ of the chief and H~ststant chicC of the dcpartIn(·nt at H,OOv An order denying the requelii: ot Le";ls & LewlR, as attorneys for Cbarles [ that tbe water jn {he ('it)" resefYoir C Ill- HufiaIo DrNhdng ("!lmpany for huil(!~ng a nel an "xfel: .. of chlorine and wa.~ th, .(·rih dt lhe intake pier" RF $:!2.i.l00. ot 1n as gcod cond'Hlon as a t time of xanlination Ja:::;t month. Th e City Hoeeriologist repQrteJ the v.. ater in pariculal'h- poa condition. Court denies Request of Briggs for Bill of Particulars. •........ ___ w _______ _ .... I The Lauies' Aid Society is offirer~!I hy )lr•. Alfred Lambkin ns prpsid"nt: )lr8. (;eo!"j(e A u"tin, vice·pr.-ident; )h·,..1. Drnl{E", trensurer; Mrs. n, D. lInllson, J'I sccrp.tnry. 'r om .-----------' .- .----- -------------_.--_ . J. Y. ---------------- ······ff:~·· ...·.Jg05.......... . THE LUNCH FORK MUST GO, DECLARES HEALTH COMMISSIONER l t T HE lunch fork must go, Is an edict just decided upon by I Health Comml~sloner Greene. He Is oC the opinion that the.e useful art!cles on the free lunch counters are one means by which dlsea_e Is carried "nd spread, and he has placed the ban upon them. Said one man yesterday: "The question which at once arises in the mInd of the patron of these 'Hfe savers' Is. will the saloonkeeper, provide In~lvldual forks or wlll Dr. Greene's move bring about the abolition of the free lunch altogether?" l l ("I1'¥ 'f\.¥ THE LUNCH FORK MUST GO, DECLARES HEALTH COMMISSIONER HE lunch fork must go. 19 an edict just decided upon by HeaWl- C1lwml.ssl.Qner Greene. He IS of the opinIon that t _ s e f u l artIcles on the free lunch counters are one meane by whkh disease Ie carried and spread, and he has placed the ban upon them. Said one man yesterday: "The question which at once arIses In the mInd of the patron of these 'life savers' Is, will the ealoonkeeper3 provide In~lvldual forks or Ivlll Dr. Greene's move bring About the abolltlon or tlte free lunch altogether?" Jl"~T AS ''I'EJ,L TIlF. STnEE1'S AS '·,lTE CORPORATJOSS DO THE'VORK. Thl"' mnltpl' of doing nwnr ('ontrtt('tfl fnr Rtnet t'lf'Hnlng ('0111("> up T n lll'nrln~ h('(nrc tIll' to ;'\h'lprU1!lnt<~ CommIt-t(lP (\1\ Rtl'Pl't:.: l:t~t nf~bt auel It wltS de rillf'II by L'hlllrl11:111 Hn",11 to gh'e n pubUe on fbI' hill {hI"' nlm of wbh'b Is I" IIhuitl-ih tld~ ~ystl'1lJ 111 the DPor fl1tnl'~. l.H'nrfn~ 'l~h(' hill will hI" ~ nrnwlI up ~o nH to hMO I/. hr'tnrH the l.f>gblatw·c h~r{)J"e the floul t'ush_ r'lIllll1lis~lnnl~l' ot Pnhl1c 'Vf)rk~ 'Var,l finhl thnt prh'ntc f;1"rr>!'l clellning shaulf! h(" 11 holtf'lli'd_ Alclf'rmnn 'Jnllnln~ nl!oitl Rpnk~ ngo.hun. P),I\'lIt(" :-l1J'('()t ('If!!lnln~ t'nntl'nl!I~, 'rlw (lIlOlnlHtf·p rtl'rlll,.'ct tn l"Ppnl't In f/n'nr of pl\\'ltl~ BUf'lItl )11:11'(> 111 flN'nrllnD('I' wHit II 1('ltt'I' fl'lIllJ t11\' I1f>nlll,L..Uawu'tuli.'ut. 'rllt' t:ltn'r·t iN In n burl conflltJnu. - I 8eCl'etl\r~·. ...... ..L ....._ ....1.05.......... . ~'rum . Bishop Berry will dedicate the chaDd of the South Pnrk Methodist Bpi,,'opal churCh. Corner of Soulh Park avenue nnd rix}C'y avenue, Sunday, February' 5th. 8t 2 11. m. The corner·stone of thi. chllrdl wue loid Inst Reptember by Pt·p.itlillg Elder 'Vord D. Plntt, since ",hidl tilllE> work uss vrogressed t1n('pn~ingJy. It was largely throu~h ihe .. lIurls Pi the ~1~thodi"t Cuiou. Dr. "'niter, D. ( ~ president, that the nccompli"nuH-llt of thiti work was possible. He,'. D. A. Parcell', p""tor d tbe Woodside ~r. E. church. will be the 1'08' tor in churge of I he South Park church, nn,l to him also much creuit UlUst lJe given for the establi,hmcut of thi' u~w Gociety. BiBbop Berry will preach (be ,le(li"lItor), sel'mon, ilssisted in the service tty lh~\·. Dr. Platt. ney. W. C. Wilbur, Ph.D., other pastors, And IDE'mhers of th,~ )I~th()­ (list Union. ~lrs . .T. J. Drake on,l :Mrs. Hornce P. HnJ'es will ,ing SOIOR. The trustee. of the new sneiety nre Grorge M. Avery. Dr. ,T. ,T. Drake, Gt'Ofli'e Austin. J. H. Earl, D. n. lInn'Oil. E. T. Robinson, F. )1. Drake, C. C. Peru nnd Emannel ~pplen"lp. Gf10l"g'P )f. Avery h~ thf' ~t1perhltt?n;lpnt of the Rundny school and Alfred Kieffer �.-....._......... _.. _.~ ..19D5.. ,:-...".$..._ ..... in D!th-rate State for 1904 highest on Record. JOKER, .: ':'JrnIIIaID H. Watts of Olean is in Buf· few days, ond Chief Clerk SC:bnl!ld••r of the h(·o1I.M.. depart· uneasy. Mr. Srhneider doesn't han a r.!<tfnl moment until tbat Mr. Wnttfl ha. returned of Oleon. ~Ir. Hchneider'~ of mind is due to the Watts is the ~reate.t prac· western Xl'''' York 811d better than to work off his best frif'ndq, among nUlDb.ers llr. !'Ichneider. "'nlts clltered the office thishismorniOJ:'. up tl, neck ill li~~.-i[~:s~d~eIP~;8i;rt'i~n:~lent two lUe-n lookl\d at ench a full minute without •• ying Then llr. Scbncitler jumped bis chair•• Iapp",l down his desk, re.ched for bis overcont placed the o"ercont in a chnir. on the coat. ~rn.ped hi. hut band, and then looked up at abead. Bill. I'm ready for Mr. Sdlut'id('r's gre£'ting to W.tt.'. count('nnuce wore a grievthink I wnnted to roh ),ou tbe act, Gu .... "aid llr. "·ntts. ba\'. YOII do tbnt tban like to clo." replied lIr. "Go abend, what nre you spring now?" Jon don't wallt n nice little fOl< do you?" irrei(l,nutly remarked bls face brighteuing percep' a solemn compn('t was en~ llr. "'ntt.' agreed lillY practical joking at Bchne~oler's expcll!':e for tile spnce hollI'S. Tbeu ~Ir. !'Icbneider about tbe fox terrie... time ago au oil runn f:ent a pig '~ht:!cI88ld Mr. Schneider. "Bill wno and kept tbe pig in a stv in • rOi'd. In due time the pig be· tbe mot bel' of a hig litter of pig' Then Bill realized tbat Rome one R joke on him. But he got the ,,'hole town, as usual, bv nil his friends tbn t he would nloe little fox terrier puppi.i would call n this bome: Tbey and wben they nskeel to Ree th'e they were .hown the little pigs. unlik .. the piglets. didn't Alld It wasn't long before ."'ery· Olean was going to Bill's bo";s the fox terriers. 80m,' got ~nel pleased Bill. Others laughed: tickled Hill. Xow he's 1r:l'ing tlMo 11ig joke In Buflillo. b~t it I ba\'e tipped e"eryone off ill in Butralo participnUnr 8rrangern~ntR for th(' big conElks to be beld hore. H. I. 'lnGIO'l'l'n alld populnr member at ·05·· ...... Kenmore Folk couldn't stump Chainnan Haffa of the aldermanic Street Commitee. 1m FIRE WRENCH TOO LONG .Uu..... . .. _Cl tot first proposed to move Lamp Post, then the Hydrant, but the Colonel saw, Light. Chairman Halra or tbe aldermanic wtreets commIttee brought up at last nlght's meeting a letter from Wllllam F. Squire. secretn.ry ot the executive committee ot the North Delaware .A.venue Business Men's Association. It was wrItten last July, but had been restIng x of the old streets In a corner 0 f thC bo committee. It "We ,!h~~l~O t~~;; l~~t~r~r~'r::'ha~hew~'\'! proper, t t joIned the volunteer fire departmeu a • KenmOTP-. We wl~h to report that one 't' t t' usts on Villa of tho c I y S 8 ree slgn p avenue east or Delaware 8.yenue Is 80 near the clty bydrant that the hydrant wrench given by the city to the Kenmora '·oIunteer. hlts the post at every revolution making the process of turnlng on th~ water at a tIre very slow. Please give this n'latter your prompt :!.ttention." '\Vhat to do was a f')ue~tion. l\fove the hydrant'! l\lov~ the street sign? l\love both? Do wbat? In the mIdst of the perplexity, Chairman Baffa. saw light. ""'hy not .horten the hydrant wrench?" said he. "Why not?" came the chorus. The committee then 501emnly moy£'rl, seconded, voted upon and carriro a re~olution reeommending the shortening of the offending ,,,'rench. "Wo ought to gel medals for thi' bit of wc!"k;' flaid one. .. I move we thank thiA Mr. Rquire for giving us the opportunlty to show our mettle," was 8.nothf'r f;u~gestlon, The C'ommlttpe then settled trown to 5e-rlous hu~lness and Chairman Batra saw that not a moment was ''''asted In going through the great accumulation of referpnce}! in th<" committee box. Flr~t llP was a rpport by Colonel Ward that nf thf> flCt£'cn railway tracks a.cross Ba11ey aye-nup, beh,,"een Wl1liam and Dint;'enR ~treet~. only a few were In place hy permis~ion of the city officials. uTear up the others," said one aldernlan. After a long discussion, the mattel' was put o\'el' a w€'f'k to have Colonel 'Yard lClok into the situation today. The report had been made several months ago. Chairman Haffa said he intended to gIve a puhlic hearing soon on the bill to aholish private street cleaning in the city. ("olonf'1 'Varo Rnd other city officia Is are behind thE' tneasure. It is planned to ha ve the Common ("ouneU Indorse the hill as soon as possible. so It cun be Introduced Into the Leglsla· ture In time to avoid the final rush. C'halrman Halra called on Colonel 'Ward to explain the mpa~ure. "1 and other city officials belfeve that prlva te .treet oleaning should he abol. Ished in the Interests of the City as a "'hole and also In tbe Interests of the IndIvIdual. now alrected dIrectly by it. ~re feel that we can give those peo')le better servIce and cheaper. The toial ot the f:treet-cleanlng contracts now in force amount to $36.000. The private contractors get that and the city has to ~pend aboutS6.000additIonal to cart away th~ ~tuft pHed up by tbem. I know that prIvate cleaning contractors dIsagree with me on thj~ question. Contractors Zimmerman und Sl'hw,rtz and Dr. ('oakley-he's a contractor. too-they all say the system is all right. But I thInk tbls bill ~hould become law as soon 8S possible." uThe Systenl ought to have been abolI.hed ten year. ago." saId Alderman lIanning. I. There are no streets in my ward cleaned that way. There were two ot them when I ,vent into office but we got rid of that burden." Chai;man • Hat'ta saill he would ~oon announce the date of the publlc hearing on the measure. The committee next voted to allow thp Park Thp-ater on Court street to put up a porte (ochere Ilke the one In front of the Teck. "Do something about the grade crosstngs,1I eaid Colonel ,\Vard., "Either report out the cros~ings to be abolished or abollsh the grade·crossings commission. The courts are waItIng tor the Common Councll In thIs matter before actIng on the present board's roquest that enough men be appointed to It to fill the vacancleJP.' Tb.at matter was laid over Cor a week. as 'llras the ques~.IOI\ oC repavIng Seneca. between outll. aV,Due and Btreet. .. ~tb. d.J.~.- .. ..J..; ..DEATH RATE HIGH. ~ ---- Report of State :Board for 1904 Shows the Largest Number of Deaths Ever Recorded in One Year. \11 . I Frh. 3. -Ther(' "erp 141.3';-1 Il<!''''Rll:~nrl~ :\pw York stilte c1nrin~ lUOl, l' t the n'port of the state 0 iloard of hNllth; the largest numher ever olliriHlI1' rel:"rrl"d. Tho denthrate for f.l.OOO of 11I;llulntion wos 1H.:l" ng~ju~.t nt~ tY(.\I"l,rl' dt,·tlh·rnlc for the Inst the lenrN r 1':' 7, '1:1 .re was :lSO deuths 1\ dill' on 1°all un'ra.!!" ...... HthrouJ.:hout the lear, . ' t ngnms r . _. . I') 3.)t) 111 1.)()..,. 'rh .. )'oar wa" throug.bout one ot In~)'(e lI1ortaliO', hut the .wmter nnd, !'ipr~n~ 1O(>l1ths ""'re O~I)(:cutlIY so, le:c~~~~~ eye-n tunt of II1Hhmrumpr. ,hpJ''' were mortl than 14.000 cle~tbs, a nmlllH~r ueyer before reacbed In any munth oll ~N'nn1. ' . PHP'\lnll~llHt. Wl\S one of the ChlPf CR~USC~ t.f lIlortullty 1,n the enrly pa:t of t~le l (>a~. There W('ro ",(J()U dentlL' flOIll tillS cal.',s~ I ill th~ firHt fi\'e mouths of tbe yenr" 1_.,1 per C"lIt of tho total dentlls, nnd 2,UUO mure thnu o\.'currcd in tlie sume months oi llX':l. ·1. (JolHUlmptinn ('nu~ed over 14,000 deaths, or nhout 10 ller <,ent of the ~otnl, ~nd two ,ll~l\tlll'. in l,OOH of pup~latl~Il. belOH" nenrly the SlIllIe n. pllenllloDln. l1~e con· :OHll11ptioll mortality WUH l\lg'he~t In the willtt)l' nud ~qlfinJ.t mOllth~, hut 1,000 to 1.400 deaths (I('l'urr(>t! in each montll of the year. In the Ilist 20 yenrs tli(lre hnve hern :!;;H,IIUU death!; frOID ('owmml'tion in this ~tnt(·. nnl} with little variation, \,ptwcen l:!.tK.'O nntI 14,000 deaths each IlCCOrt 1I1J;' lhnny. FC'b. 2 (A. P.),-Thp-re were 141.564 death. In Npw York Stnte durIng 1904. "t't!ording to the report Of the state- bourd of health; the largest number ever officially recorded. The death. rate for 1,000 of population was 18.2. agaInst an aYerage death-rate for the last fI"c ycars of 17.2. Ther .. were 380 deaths a day on an average throUl:hout the year, agaInst 350 in 1903. The year was throughout one ot lar~ I mortality, but the winter and sprIng months were e~pecial1y so, exceC!dtng e"en that at midsummer. In March there wcr~ more than 14.000 death., a number never before reached In any month on record. PneumonIa was one of the chief cau'es ot mortallty in the early part of the ye"r. There were 8.000 deaths tram tbls Cliuse in thn first fiv. month. ot the year. 13.5 per cent. or the total death~t and 2,000 more than occurred. In the "arne months of 1903. ConsumptIon caused oyer 14,000' deaths. or about ten per cent. Of the total, and two deaths In 1,000 ot popu1(1 Ilon. boing nearly the same as pneu. monia. The consumption mortality "'as bighest In the wInter and sprIng months, but 1,000 to 1,400 death. OCcurred In each month of the year. In the lnst twenty years there have been 259 •• 000 deaths from consumption In thIs state. and wIth llttle varIatIon. between 12.000 and 14,000 deaths each year. The Infant rnortallty was larl:e. 27.5 per cent. of the total. Ot tbese, 25.000 were undf"r one year or ag£'; 1,400 bet\\'e~n one and ftve years. The largest mortality was In July. The deaths at more tha n 'iO years of age were almoBt the same as those under one year of age. I I I 1 I , ..... fi I . .~~~~ j'S.05_.: .. (- WOMAN'S DEATH \1.1,1·;(;[0:0 TII\'l' "HE 'lV." TnE.\TED R1'\ "-0'1\" ('Hn1~TL"~ ~('lEX. ... ",. l'1'lL I'l' WAS 'l'00 LATE 'fO !,\,-g HER. )OleflieRI Examinpr Earl G. Dan5~r j!l making an in"('stigation into tl~(' death or of nge. ('lara Gra ,'es, who dierl of a poplpx)" pat'I:.· Friday morning at ~o. 1,53 Sumn(>l' ~tl'~et. She I'e('eived tJ'patment 11'0111 a woman L'hri::.tian scientist until f:Ohe \\'a~ "elT Inw. when Dr. E. G. Bo- Y. Ff[ y~ INQUIRY INTO l')pid£'lI1ic clisen~e~ cnused one-eighth of tIt£' denth~ of the- yenr. the some as iu, l!IO:J; the rn1t~e for tlle past !!O years has t hf'flll front l:!.O to 22.0 per cent of tow! The infant mortnlity WfiR lnrg(", 27.5 vel' ('Pllt (If the total, 6.000 mure dentb~ l1l1l1£'r the flJW of fiy€ years occurring tltUIl in 1H():~, 'lml a.rlCM) lllOre than ill Ulfl~. and a,:>OO more than the n"l:'ra~e of the lir~t tiy(' yenrs. or tllf'~l\ 20.000 w\'. • \llIller one year of nge, ngaInst 1.· 4tHI betwe('u one nnd flYe reurH. '111e lllrg'f-'st mor1nlity Wfit; ns mmal in .1uly. Tlh.' d.en.th~ o"er 70 year'S of age were 81most the same as. those under one year t 'ci:'t-C , ____________ Ir' .lent. <l£'nth~. r d('nbf'Ilt1C'l' wa!'ll called in. He was unahle to aid hr ... Heallh l'01l1I11i~~inner Greene has r~ fl1xf'rJ a bUt ial (,prtificatc until the In\,('sUgatlon Is made. 1905 From ,... WHERE CLEVER CLUB PEOPLE MEET Avonians Will Have Meeting of Interest This Evening-Graduates' Association Programme Yesterday, I ~altb Gellltltissioner Greene, of BDi· has ordered that - no more Ire. lInn he. sball hereafter have forkS to be u ed by everybody. The daoger 01 contagion prompts tbe order. eI The fortnightly meetIng of the Voni. ons wllJ he held at the home of Dr. Walter .l2......Greene thIs evenIng. Dr. and Mr •. lir1rene and Dr. and Mrs. George H. WestInghouse wllJ entertaIn the soelety. whIch was formed tor the study of Shakespeare. and the members Of the ,,\,elety look forward to a dellghtful evenl'\lg. \ Dr. Greene Is the presIdent and has prepared a. number of pleasant 8ur· prlses. The programme of the e\'enIng wl11 consist of vlolln and plano solos by Miss Edith Pursell and Ralph WestInghouse; an lllustrated talk on Cuba by Dr. Greene. and vocal selectiona by Mr. C. C. Leech and Dr. \VestlnChou.... The fourth and fifth acts acta of Shakespeare' s"Twelfth ~lght"l wll1 a.Iao be rea.d. am u I I I Illnch counter. but the wise one and calCUlated those who have not nice' �A. _ ---.-.-.-----. ·i'·~ ·.f-·····lg.O§ ----... -- .. = ._----- --_ ... _-_. -------- - ...... -:. r: --.- -= m _____ h - . Buffal" slll1 challenges co m parison with any oth t"l· plac~ 111 the world for ahsolutely hygien ic conditions. Tlll~ helllg so.. what reasons \ can there p<lShlbly be [or the wlre-pl1lhng ~nd pl'lllning nnd plottIng whIch has been gOlllg By DR. FREDERICK HOYER MILLENER. "I:' To commit .the cit~ to a pohcy (If complete reorga111Ztltlnn of ltS, wate r work" and possible snbs.equent cslabhshmcnt of aq u c ~ TRUTTl [lTl',el1t~ herewith.a thoughtful a:ti cle by Dr. frederICk 11. )\hlle.ncr, regardlllg dncts in the hdb, IS to plan to pro tect l he peoBuffalo's watt'r supply, and s~ttm'g ~orth some ple fro 111 an evil from which t hey a rc not sufinteresting- fac ts galm'd by research 1Il the pub- fering. . Huffalo's W<lter supply l> a lmost ab$ol\lt~ly lic Iihrarie<: "Water, wa ter. everywhere, but not a drop fit pnrc. so Illuch. so t hnt a we ll-kno.wll ph ~SICta n nf the 'Hlter s acqu311ltance d n nks N Iagara to drink." watcr nnadulterated instcad of the. doctor,ed The Buffalo Clly W aterworks Company, of I product hoiled alld dlstdled .. fro.m whIch ,.til hfe ,,-hich the \Yater Depart~lent was the success- has becn cxtracted. I [, tillS, cIty were. 111 the or. came into existenc~ In 1~ I~, an act lIl~or- throes of a lyphoid epIdemIc t l!erc nllgh t be porating the same haYlIlg passed .;he Legls!a- some justilication. f<?r th~ a,larnllng rumors of ture. The capItal was placed at $.00,000, wIth impurity in the cIty s dnnklllg supply a~ld the pm,""r to increase th~ amount to $500,000. h~t still more alarming ones of the lIltclltonn <:>f no person seemed deSITOUS of 1lI1l1~rta~lI1g their certain spoilatnrs to descend uI~Oll tl~e pubhc construction. (The people .at thl~ tllne were I pursc and squeezc the taxpayers pockets being supplied hy the J~lbtlee \\ ater:vorks.) finalh' two outsiders fUTlllshed the capItal and I secured the contract, Joseph Battin of ~ewark, N. I.. and Charles B. Dugan of Philadelphia, Location, The present location was a "cry de.sirable one at that time, because the reservOIr was upon high land and but a short distance away. The water in the river was not polluted bv r sewage to any con>lderablc extent, the one great dlsadYantage belllg ~he swift current, which made It rOll) . The plan. were submitted to and approved by a ::I1r. ::II cAlpine. un engineer, and lhe contract let for $375.000. Ground wa~ broken for the shait and tunnel July 2Uth. 1~;;0. The works were completed at 11 A. ~l. January 2, 1b52, Progress. Thev were enlarged In 1bU~ and agaIn in Ib ;0. • They ha, e Sllice been enlarged severa l tlIl1CS. :'Ileantlllle the town has grown from lillie more than a ",llage to a large CIty, An Ill take p,er has been placed In an eight-mile raceway; the nearby re,:,crVOlr has been n1uved away. as the Health Department "ated t he wala wa" not healthy; expensIve experts ha,'" been called tu pruYe that It was. ::I1eanwbtle the people who could attord it drank bOltied water, and the poor died of typhoid, etc. Howeyer, on the whule in the past, w hen you conSIder that any really expert engllleer which the \\ater Department bas bad at its head has Deen hampered by politic., we are surprised to learn that the \\ ater Department is one of the iew city departments which has paid "xpenses and made muney. The City has now outgrowlI the patched-up pumping stallon. The':-<. Y. C. R. H.., with its erer heavier grOWll1g engmes, has made the locattun of the present pumpIng station a dangeruus one. People do not want water which 111 winter 15 taken from a raceway lull of tine ice and the wells full of dirt f rom many wurkmen, and other impurittes. If the present .tat'"n and tlte current of the river must be u.eu, let It be used to generate ct",,_ tTlClty tu pump water up ll1to the Hamburg hills. Water Meters. \Yith regard to water meters it seems to the IVriter of thiS arttcle as the culmination of a long Ii:;t u[ aSlIllne suggestions and actlOns, to think that with unlImited power and water at our door that even the 11l1pure water whIch the people get now must be restricted and the "ewers go wi thout theIr proper amount of flushing. It has been said that with water meter, $100,000 per year might be saved, and •t WIlS stated thal meters cuuld be had as cheap .is $6 apiece, It :,eems to me that one, two or three for every piece of property, the city would make the saving of $100,000 a year in .eakagc a vcry expensive saving and slush Ice ,,"ould fill them up." The Ductor's position against the adoption uf water meters is worthy of seriotts considerdtion, as well as his tatement that a conSIderation fur ultimate economy would dictate the establishment of reservoirs in the Hamburg hills a vcry expensi"e expedient. to which this paper is by no means willing to pledge itself. Buffalo Water. SUppIY I ----~ I 1 , Thl' ",tory told ea De~rtlent of 0. Buffalo street car conductor \ 0 contJnued at work while there was " arkt fever In hIs family, and who did not call a doctor to attend the cases, tll almost Incredlhle, Yet the records are there and the department Is preparIng to punish the ot'tcnder, It Is alll'ged that many. If not all, the sca.rlet fever ca ses which developed In the City durIng December and .January cams from this man's home. The eplc'lemlo, If such It may be called, prevaJled In certain wards where lived men and women who were In the habit at rIdIng on the car on which he was conductor, No disease spreads more easily than dO<'& scarlet fever, Possibly punishment of thIs offender as the law provIdes, It he III round guilty, will bring hardships upon Ills family. but It such negligence Is to go unpunlehed, It I" useless to make laws to protect the public health, Besides. the court must take cognizance ot the fact that three deaths occurred during the ~Ideml~ , • ....0 ....0 J:: '" <\I'".... <II 'u 'iii /; V ::>, ::>, ..,....'" 0) ~ ';::. - .----------------..' --.-'( " -..... tL_ ~# - ~"'l'o--,. .______ ._______ UJLtc. __ .~!.d.. __ .__________ "_ -=. . :-:.:::- .- :-.::.-. = .. ----=-_. ---='=-""---~'... \ ~-----~-.~.- W!fAT IS T HE MATTE R WITH US ANY · WAY ? A fter all this talk of "wat er meters" and "contamination" and "poiso ned water sup ply" and "Smokc's Crcek" and Death 's gully a nd ~errns, mlcrobe ~, P0l!ywogs, a nd baeci li. the 'eport comes dll:eclly frnm th e office of th e Heal th C O lU IlllSSI(Jl1er of the City of B uffalo that (JlIr dea th, rate is only la .50 per tho usand, wit ho.ul cou nttng ?eaths of non -r eside nts t" m')oranly he re, whIch if includ ed would bnn g the total liP to 14 .81 per th o usand. If tb e re i ~ any o t her bIg cIty in the United States whi ch ca n m.ake such a shOwing we would be glad to print Its fig ures. r -.. -- --- -=-i¥t~N~ = r _·-~_----l-·Er:r.f'· · . -·--,,--",·r 'O"Y-1- n: J �---------c--~~~ ------------------~~~--_==_~--~~~~ FfBtr - '''-f- - "R frollJ Albany say that there is a prohabili\ of the passage of the billrrducing the official term of tlw :Mayor of Buffalo from four years to tWI) ycars. A measure of so great importance should not be lightly trcated. The term of the :Mayor was incrca~c d to foUl years after long, widespread discussion among our ('it i~cns many of whom were members of the committces 1.l\lr. that'drafted the existing charter. The rcduction of the dCjl.WL't eJlllCCt tIC> have !l. term should not be made in ad\-ance of a fnll, frank dismomeDt until ne learns that cllssion of the questions involved. One of these Mr. 'W6tIII ball relllrned to the w.ld'· questions may be put as follows: If the term of the Olean. iMr. SCiIlIle.der's perturbc 1 :Mayor be reduced to two years, why should the term of of m4ud Is due to tiM beL ~a' Fire Commissioners, Police Commissioners, Assessor~ -w.tw iii the gratest practical. JO' and Park Commissioners remain six years, the term of m western NLW York and hkN the Health Commissioner and School Examill<lrS £iVA better than <to work ot! hie years and the trrm of the Councilmen, the Cnmmis(In iUs best friends, among whom ~iolle;' of Public Works, the Corporation ('oum;cl, the 1i1lmlbers Mr. Sc·'nelder. \\'h n ~lr. Comptroller, the Treasurcr and the Supcl'intcnllent of entere:l t'he office of the h.el11" Education four years ~ tment this m'Jrlllng. he tound Dilipatcllcs 1;18 . , • work ElcbiulIilder up ,to hIS nee" ," , t1V'O men 10"lwi oat (,Jeh other full minute without. "a),ing R '!'hE'l\ ~V. :0hn i<1er j.mlW·' fr{1l1' b i (11 ail'. ,1.1:'", <I .tow" roll top tl°~ '. re:whe 1 lor his 0>&' and hat. plaffid t'le o,'~r(oat In a eat down un tl!e coat. gra~;:e:l tll'lllly In lland, and then ,,~.. up at Mr, Watts. ""OW, go Bill, I'm ready for you,". was II\II!I~gl'Ee~ing to b.:s fflend _;" .WIEt::s conntenauce wore a grie,· "You'd th:nk I want· you -tbe Wl3r you act, Gus," Watls. "I'd ,rather have you Ulan what you'd like ot do," I)(!'. l:>Chneltler. "Go ahea'I, ., . n;)",?' are you go:ng to "l'nng . you don't want a. lILe lillie fox do you?" Irrelevautly remarkW&tts, h:s face bri¥.hLen:ng llirellptt.lbly . '''Think up some.,hin g Bill." rl),Plie:1 Mr. S::hnel.ler. ..\ last week tll&t you were gome, so I have hire:! an agent tDlljJa!I!JP tabs on you. 1 know all abo,,! terrier3. aul I llon't want only thing I'll accept of yOU to Ie, Ule alen ~ fvT a time. H ),vu'll [ramiE> that, to dinner together." AceardSO'lemn rO:llllacl w 1~ ~.n;e e 1 Mr. \Ya'ts agreed not t:> 1IIIIIll'...... mTS FIVE NEW INSPECTORS ~f MILK. Health Commlssionedlf88ne Also Asks the Aldermen For an Assistant Bacteriologist. Henlth CommIssIoner Greene 8ent to the Hoard of Aldermen tbis "itemoon & communtcatton In which he recommencl_ ed that the health ordinancetl be IImended so that live addltfonal milk JnspC'ctor~ and one assl~tant bactutol. oe'IRt may be appoInted In hts depart_ ment. CONDUCTOR SAID TO HA VE CAUSED FEVER EPIDEMIC. Dr. Greene says If Buf'falo- Is 10 have pure milk general and thorough IU\l4'rvisIon of Its productfon must be mad.: that It muM be watched from lhe time It leaves the cow until It reach •• the home of the consumer. There are about 800 milk produC<! ... 8upplylng the local lIeld, and they are Re.ttered all over lhls end ot the State.' The aggregate amount con~umed an~ nually here Is about 900,000 gallon •. Dr. Greenp wants the new Inspectors so that they may "tstt ~lIk farms. and he "Y' hf> nel~d~ the aSSistant bacteriologist M that bacterIOlogIcal examtnlttton 01 mfll: may be made In the future. • Louis Ehde Worked on Niagara Street €;ar for Weeks with Children IH with Scarlet Fever, It Is AIIgged;:HeaJth Department to Prosecute. ---- B ELIEYI!'\G that Louis Ehrte, " strfc"t't CHI' conductol' of No. 33 'Wato; culpably np~lfge-nl jn failing tn re~ p<'Irt to thp. drpartmpnt the fl:Jckn('~~ In his Brad.ley Strt't.·l. IN respol1Ntble tor fRmll}" ,Lnn l\ JU prOH-cutr- him. Hp will 100 CItSAS of .carlN {"ver, fro'm which thre~ d.aths hayn resulted, the Health Dq.nnment has"t.J(~.T stepe to', ard th~ J'ft"nsrcutloll of I·~hde. .A tJumnlonl ngBt""t Eh~c hR. I,,'.n ".ked b,' the Ht'81th l)£'pnrtmf>nl and Is returnable !I.l :\funlctpal CI)urt tomnrruw Jllornfng. j he Df-partlTfent hn~ hepn at work on thl' ca.Po {or thr... w ... ks and did not make the maller public until this bE" n~kf't:t to nllSWf'r tn thf> chnr,::-e of taHInJrr to rppl)rl a contagious dlscasp. In hIs ("mill. It hp Is found !rultt,· of thIs ('hargo Jan mAy be fll1Prf from ¥S5 to $150 1'1 lhp dlpcr£'tlon t)f th(' rour!. H th~ dE!: J\;'lrtment CRn prow- that h~ "a~ TeSI)Om;l. hI,.. (or tht ~('Ireadil-g of the r11~"aE:C unfi thf' df'athF "'hlrh rf'~ultfd h(- may he .!ta"('n nile year In prison or a fine or both. or $:,-.)) Clt'rk SC'hn('ldrr ~I'llf! that tfH": \~ , t:;:f'!III frrlll1 the Ehrtp. ra.ml~y w('rc not known IIntll nr. Pntlf'r wn~ a~l;:p.d by the 1 mLndng. fUIllBy to s::lve the chIlrlrpn ('prtln('ates In I Ehd(, ha. three children. who were 111 {,reler thAt they mIght TE-turn to :,,('hnol. I: WlCh SCHr-let fe\ ('I' for seven Wt·pk~. bp. t\1ts the-n D: Pottf'T llNJt1(',j thr> Hf'slth tore th .. depart men t learned ot the fal'!. Di'p,lrtmcnl nnd th:tt the Hf';tlth ("om. .~h. all .. nUon or Health CommissIoner misf'lltncr Sfl'nt Dr 1\'"jjlard to fn\Oel:ltigat'1l {.,,-reE'np WH~ ('alJed to the cal:;es when C'hf(!! I "Hili was in a str ill In <11.:;:: Uwe the l>ig the mother of a big litter of Then Bill re~llle.l tb at "ome l.C") o 0' . l ~en wlbh the who:e town. as us· 'Promising all hls [l'.enls that WOUld g!\'e them ltlce little fox terPlJllpies if they would call at his '!hey called, and when th'r were' The vl"tims, the piglets, didn't "que~l, and Dr. J. H . Potter reported to the depal.tDr. Fredl'l'kk B. \\ !IIurd or the Health Department 111('l1t ~ 011 January 10th. wa~ ~t nl to the Ehde home and he found the condltlollH 3S reported. His rrpo rt to Dr. G.D.:t'ne showed that the thr~e Ehde chrnTT"f.n had been .sick for se\·~.n Wt'eks without the allentlon at' I ph} sl clan and Wllhout the house hl'lll!!' pl,l carded , DurIng thllt time Ehd', a workE-d as a Bh,(,(,t cSr ronciuctor for lh~ II~ terna tJona I Rail way Company and thE> \\arf!S lhrou~h which his car pa!i"ed FAILED TO REPORT SCARLE1 FEVER eho\\ an unusu(ll inerease of s(.'allet level' caspfo;, which the authnrltles be~ Ifeyp. ,,"prf' 41Ut:o to Ehdc working \\'hll0 tfJ. children wpre slcl' "'hell th .. Health n':partment learned of thl' ca~PS anti HRcertaitwd that Ehrle THIS ,'" (,O.tRGE had \\fth In~l)ector Har\'~y 0:bhdethehad ralJway cnmpany. He salrl that bepn worktng on the NIagara l'81ion WRS' TOD.tV. Street Itn.. InSllertnr Har".y hnmcdl_ « tell' SuspE:'nded ghdE'. • ~Ince the dl~l~o\'('ry ot the Ehde ca~eB' on .January 10th the d~partnwllt had found that In thf' WfI'flks or' DE'l'E'mhE' th;1t th" Ehrl!' chlldr{'n were ill. IIfty~ z;::lx c:a~p~ of fCcnript f~\"('r Wf"re rf'pnrtpd r~(}m ":1r(l~ 22, 23. 24 an.} :!ii through "hlrh Ehrte 8 l'ar papsecl. HIs CRr lint traverse the 24th \\~nrd. out the He Is a well known the ord:r.- .. did w,.,.· In January. up to the tIm. the Eh 1 ('asf'~ wrrp. Tf'portpfi, thprp \vere twP~~ ty·rnUT C8~f1R from thp~e worr'l~ nut of It tntn I ot thlrtY-e l, "t rne", thl"lUgh_ I1ut the rlty. Thr". deaths ha"" enRUN!. and the depal'lment attrlhutes the rleathe to the cases aHeger] to hI"'" pmanated from the Ehd .. family. The rl~nlh8 were' One In the ?Od W d <oIle In th~ Dr • 26th W ... Ward and one tn the , ar The d .. partment dl<\ I10t ~~~~ t,~ sf ut the nlLmes ot the oht!o Tho II ~l~a from scarlet rev .. r. UMlnlllent bdluea .' I"" "t.. a" .. I I AU. thorltles claim that many p.~oplE' l1\"ll1g In that ward h03r-Ilf'd ghl'iC"'S l'ar 011 (hplr t,) RJlr'l from wo.k . WIIICO CO!{DlllJo TOR ERDE Mt'ST AXSWBa had bf>(,,1t working ('\'rr)! day communl_ I Hea.lth Commt!<Sloner \\'alt<1r~ believing that Louts Ehd.,~uctor on tho Niagara. Street ('ar line I!Ipon~lble was re. tor a spread of scarJet f.ver bas caUf~ed .a. warrant to be sworn out for ht. arr.st, the action to be tried ta Munlctpal Court today, The watT&llt ,... ••cured hY Chlcf Clerk SchneIder. whO states that It ·ha.!( come to the 1t."w!1~ of the Department of Health whtle haytng chtldren III at scarlet the fever. fitHed to ~~~~JI!~~~~ C.:1.St'liI to the It; hts �l' -==.:;S;; -'.~ --. - ___________ ~u_ A Buffalonian in C·uba. "Let everybody thu t goes to any distant place come back and write all that. he can about it. still yOU could go to the $ame place rlgh t a \\-a y and see many new thllllts of Interest." So spoke Dr. \Ynlter D. Green.e. Buffalo's health commissioner. yeSTerday in reference to his recent trip to Cuba. Be · went primarily to attend the session of I the American Public Health Assocla• tion, but had his eyes open all the way do'\\"n and back His paper on the disinfection of public schoolbooks was well receind at the seSSion and sevel'al other cities are to try the plan he suggested. Having been elected to the ad· visory council as New York representatiYe. Dr. Greene "'iIl assist in making up the ticket for the next election, to be · held in the 1905 session In Boston at the end of this year. "So far as I waS able to learn. and I sked ali I met, I found only one other lace than Buffalo that disinfects Its choolbooks," said he. "That is Bruns'ick, lI1e., and the health official there said they had been using the idea even before Buffalo took up the work. Here Buffalo we ha,'e cut the scarlet-fever figure in half. No effect is had on diphtheria, possibly because of the germ beg vegetable in nature, whereas the arlet-fever organism Is animal. "On the way down, I stopped off at Cq,Uer, Fla.; that's down below Miami, ear the E'-erglades. I saw the key ' here the Tndians, years ago. killed the atlier of Henry Perrine, who married Irs. Cleveland's mother. There are till some Indians in the Everglades, ut they're mighty secre~ as to their aunts. "Havana is fuli of remarkable things, 'n 1,000,000 people on the Island while now the flgure Is put at Ilbout 600,000 mare. The island's death-rate is about sixteen. "You can tell that the island has seen war. There are no children, dogs, cats Or chickens to speak of. Ca ttle had been kUled off, too, but many head are being imported from Mexico. The dogs were killed because they could warn the enemy. The chickens wel'e killed for food and the children died off and no others took their pillce. The island, however. is getting bach to normal condition again. "Havana's waterworks are adlnira ble. 'Nlne miles from the city. at Yento, are two springs within a quarter of a mile of each other and each throws up about 28,000,000 gallons a day, regular rivers both. An aqueduct takes the water to the city reservoir. I heard that the city takes about 14.000,000 galions a day, uses 7.000,000 a. day and lets the res~ run away. The wnter Is vel'Y pure to drink. but it is not good for the laundry because it has lime and magnesia in It. These waterworks cost tbe city so much that the one great thing the City needs, and must some time haye, a modern sewer system, can't be built because the bonds can't be floated. But it will come some time. "There are no better sanitarians anywhere than Carlos J. Finlay and John Guiteras, Havana's health officials. Dr. Finlay is the discoverer of the fact that mosquitoes can convey yellow fever. These men have done much for Havana. Pavement stones, formerly buried under two or three feet of filth and rubbish, now see the light of day and are washed clean. The white wings. like smoking o --- ---- - --;---1.;:".- - - --- -._ .. -.:;.-- - .----- -----. ~ ------r-----__=. --=----.-----------.-SPREADING DISEASE. eported that a stJ .. et car conin Bulralo has been keeping at his work while there has been scarlet fever in his family and that, when off duty, he helped his wife care for the sick children. Kot only, It appears, did he go about his work as usual. but he permitted such of his children as were not sick I with the disease to attend school. No physician was employed, It is claimed. and no ['eport "'as made to the health bOard. The man has tleen summoned to appeal' in court and answer to the charge of failing to report to the proper authorities the presence of a contag"ous d i~ease In his hOme It is c lai med tha t nearly all of the scarlet tever cases in a large secUon at Buff3!lo can be traced to the infection frOm this home. possibly the man could not afford to be idle or hire help for his wife, bul neither Of the.e things can be considered an excuse tor his alieged carelesS disregard It! tbe health io ws and he cannot complain It the authorities n1~e an eX'~ror him, C!) < P-. E-i :><: f:il :z: New York's, keep the streets as clean as it is possible without having a satisfactory sewer system. There are no cellars and the sewers now in use are little, square things. "The negroes and the Cuhans are like brothers and sisters. They don't draw lines there like they do in America. They intermarry and In many sections there is hardly a noticeable difference betwe~n thenl. Our r ace prejudices are incomprehensible to them. "The funerals are remarkable. About all the flowers a re artificial. You see no women with the men, and the pallbearers will be • f:il ~ ~ CiJ I long cigars as, with hats of!', they carry the coffin to and from the hearse. If one in Cu ba feels called upon to be represen led at a funeral. it is not necessary I to go personally. f Just send an empty carriage and the duty is performed. There are us ually two hearses, one with sb: black horses, with sashes embroidered in gold saddled over their backs. The hearses are while and the two men on the dr!\'ers' seat have red liveries wij:h white plumes on theil' hats. The horses usually have cockades On their heads. There are four horses for the other hearse. We saw several such funeral&-the two hearses with the string of carriages behind, many empty. "No mattresses in Cuba. Your bed Is .lnade of cri~qcrossed wirp nnrl vou get up in the morning with your back lookIng like .a waffie iron. But Americans are gOing there very fast, and, of course, many American things are coming in, Including some mattresses. Land is booming and the moment you reach the Island you get offers of from ten acres to 360,000 acres at from $1.60 to $30 an acre. It costs about a cent a pound to produce sugar, so yoU see the profits are big anCt many new, large plantations are being planted with cane. Iilut mQst of the Bugar Is refined in America and sent back. "No woman is se-en on the streets alone. Women are always accompanied by the' mother, father or brother. The windows 'are grated so the young fellows do their courting by chatting through the bars. And the bars aren't taken down, ei ther, unless tbe young man asks the father for permission to court her. Drive through the streets In midday any time from 11.30 to I, when all the little business places are shut up, and you'll see couple after couple talking through grated windOWS. "Everybody, about, works on SUnday.) farm ers and all. And as for gambling, - - - - j there is open bet- ·I- - - ting on a sort of basketball, pronounced hai-lai. No gam bling is permitted on anything else, but thousands change hands at some of the big gam e s. Booklnakers' agents pass around through the crowd taking bets any way you fancy. "The milk supply in terested me very mUCh. The city gets a lot of milk, boiled the moment it is milked out in the country, and brough t in on the backs of horses, quart cans full being packed in the double carrier that Is saddled on the • q animal. There are ('-1 also many stables E-t in Havana, opening ~ right off the street, p::: whero tbe cow is l~ milked while you t.) wait. Sometimes, ::> female asses are .....:I driven from place .....:I H to place, and milked as the buyers come out. A third supply of milk is from goats, of which there are many now in and around the city. A fourth supply, strange to say, is American condensed milk. The Cubans say American butter does not keep, so they import all they use from Denmark. They make nq1li!_ fhemselves. 'We were taken out of Havana on a sugar-grower's private railway. He has 15,000 acres pla:nted with cane, so timed as to ripen that the grinding mil! is kept running for ten months out of the year. He has 28 miles of trackage on his plantation, and only May and June sees quiet in tbe mill and on the road. "MinIster Squires, our representative in Cuba, feted us in his palatial home in Mariano, about fifteen miles outside the capital. His reception to the health ollicials was attended by many notables. "President Palma of the republic, a man small in stature, but big in brain and heart, also gave a reception to the association in the palace. Our carriage with the many of those of th.oity'S prominent Officials. business aT}ffr profeSSional men and their famili«s, strung along about a mile. "I ~idn't see a Cuban drunk, but the Amencans do drink. I didn't see a Cuban chew nor one that didn't smoke. Sixty per cent. of the island folk can I I read and write." _- , ' r 1(' r -- ----_.. _- ... ------ .. ---- -...,...--- ---_ ..... Th~lth 11a ve r.ecl~red irem the free lunch counter. Dangel �r:" -. -. -------- ------- --: --- .,, I SCARI,E'l' FEVER A:\D l'l' "'AS ~OT REPOR'l'ED TO THE HEALTH DEPAnT~lE"'T. Steps toward the prosecu tlou or Douis Ehde, a strC'et car conductor. who lives at No. 33 Rr"rll~y Street. haye been tal,en by the Health authorlUes. Ehde iR bellevt'd to he responsIhle for a n urn· bel' of scarlpt f(vpr caSleS ~hich havE occurred 1n the clly during the last few w",eks ann a summnns again~t Ehde hUR been Issued 1»)- the Health Depart- mf'nt ann is returnable in !\I.unicipal Court tomorrow morning. Eh<TPis the father of three children an of rheIn were confined to theIr hOJl1e \vtth scarlet fever for seven wepks hf'fore th~ bellltl1 authorities wp.r~ Inand SOME BUFFALONIANS IN II·\VANA. formed oj' their illness. Dr. Frederick ~1ayor Klllght at back, Health Commissioner Greene next, guide next, B. "Vlllard of the Health Department and Dr. F G. Sherwood of Albion in front. was Fent out to Investigate and learned the abOve-"tated fact. He also learneel that the house was not placarded and that the chilelren w~re without m~cll~nl attendance. During all this time Eha. On Obispo street. continued to work as a street car con- ductor for the InternaUonal Railway, and in thIs ,vay. 1t Is believed, spread ~ he dl5ease. The wards through which ad wOl'king hlf.\ route tonl\: him 8how an unu~ual nnmbel" of cases of ~cal'Iet fever. E.hde heen on the Niagara . I·pet line, but was laid off. as soon as I tbe ('onclitlon:;; ,vere learned. Ehde'R route traversed the 22el, 23el and 2fith v.. ards and In those wards since December fout· cases of scarlet fever have b.on reported anel three deaths have resultea f"om the, ellsease. 'I'h. health authorities refused to give out --------- ----- ---------------------_!. -----"'- ----ff::!T -9'-.:;-190 _A-. ___ --------- - alo can appreciate the smallpox sc which prevails in the villages of .Te rson and Richmondville. ~all­ pox sufferer has been circulating freely thereabouts, as a man known to have been exposed tor several weeks to scarlet fever has been doing here, ~ HOW HAVANA GETS MUCH OF ITS BOILED MILK. -- ---- -- TERNS OF OFFICE. " EHDE MAY BE PROSECUTED CIIJI.DRFl'i 11 \.D ~-- appears to the Chronicle that the re ctlon ot the ~Iayor's term to two Years ' .. Hhout the reduction of the term. ot other prominent officers would inevitably Increase the embarrassments that already heavlly hanelicap the head ot the executive branch of the city government. "Such an extraordinary mixture or official terms," says that paper • "taken In connectl9n with tile exlStl ... ~ IIlQglcal and incongruous mixture of elective and appointive offices, would not, In all probability, produce hetter results than does the exIsting system." The term ot Fire Commissioners, Police Commissioners. Assessors and Park Commissioners is six years, the term ot the He.flJth Commissioner and School Examiners five years, and the term ot the Councllmen, the Commissioner ot Publlc Works, the Corporation- Counsei, the Oomptroller, the Treasurer and the Superintendent ot Education is four years. The Chronicle pOints out that "under the amended Charter the CommiSSioner ot Public Works has far more official patronage and official intluence than has the Mayor. Why elect him for four years and the Mayor for only two?" asks the Chronicle, which adds: "There are the two other great departments, fire and pollce. The Fire Commissioners and the Pollee Commissioners are appointed by the Mayor for terms ot six years. It is possible anel probable that a two-year Mayor would not have the oppOrtunity of making elesirable and desired changes in these boards wilhout the drastic method of removal on charges, even though the interests of the departments and public sentiment called tor a reorganization of the boaras. The churning process or a thorough puhUc discussion of the subject mlgh t result in a generally accepted conclusion that it would b'e a wise public policy to reduce the 1I1ayoralty term to two years, but the chances are that this conclusion would have a pro\'180 for the reel uction of the official term ot several other offices." The term ot the Commissioner of Public Works should be reduced to two years, or. he should be made an appointee of the 1I1ayor. The other elective officerS' referred to do not receive any such great powers from the people that there is any necessity that their use of them should be reviewed ottener than is now the rule. The Chronicle may be arguing for consist· ency. It so, it should remember that ours is not a consistent or logical form of city government at the best. As for the appointive comrnissionerships, the Chronicle might remember that they are not filled all in one year. The terms or the various sets at commissioners are arranged so that there is aiways fresh blood flowing in and out of the departments over which they have charge. Seldom does anyone mayor h'1ve the appointing of al1 the supervisory head. for anyone department. An ideal form of municipal goYernment might be to have only a few councilOrs chosen by the people. they to be the reslJonsible governing body and appoint all tbe heads of departments. The 1I1a),or himself might be chosen from among the councilors. But we are far from the tdeal, and the best lha t can be done is to patch up the system "ve hn ve at any point where it brealts dO,,,'n conspicuously. And we think the Chronicle will agree wItll The Express that four year. is too long a lerm to give to any mayor of the kind our syst.em gives us. ,, , A FUNERAL IN HAVANA: THE HEARSE WITH ITS GO.RGEOUS TRAPPINGS. 'Om BU - ---- - -.----------- - .-------- -( - {0'------- --.------------------._- ------"""- Health cpl!lTl'l'f!>!!'llml!f !';reene reports "'the condltion of the ''''':ater lnuch imrro\"ed. Nitrogen and chlorine hlgh. 1t 1.':,lorlne Is a pollte name for what should never be 111.drinking "ater. I �formal report ;,..nu...... 13th, It wal that Ehde house 4t that time the lllhde practlcau,. recovered from i!IIUdren ... dlH.... "1c:tCl.r 'Q~Mt The quarantine 11''' kept up until Jan· ,II IIu7 28th, and then the summons wall "ued for EIIdo's lIlT9St . A. few day. after he was placed under qbarantlne, Ehde called up Chlef Clerk 8ehnelder of the health department and "liked to be allowed to 10 back to W9rk. "You ourh t to be down Ilt the penlten· tlary breaking stone,' said Mr. Schnel· der in reply. "Whyr' nsked Ehde. Scbneld~r told hbp. thl1t he wa. 8US' DlCted of being responsible for all the cas.s of scarlet feTer and for three deaths. "Why didn't you report those eaaes r' a.lted Mr. Schneider. "Well, my wife and I concluded It was _rlet fe"er nnd thnt we could take tare of the chUdren without a doctor," ..Id Ehde, "Why didn't you report the cases r' "I didn't know that I had to do It," WD8 tbe reply. Scarlet fe ..er I. probably more easily com.· munlcated tba n any other disease, no" excepting meaalee.. ~"hen the patient'. 11da. begina t" peel is the most danger-, -1)erIod (tf all. l'bese partlcl" 0 a, lOme of tMm lOile1iCate tb@; 11\ oat in the air, are loaded ,,1 8ermB and attacb themeel,..s readi17 to .tlothlng. Jilbde, In this WIl7, etarted out each nlrlit "with a fresh load of bup," .. Mr. Schaelder ficnratlvely ezpreased It. Ind h.. dletrlbated these germs amollS PROMINENT SOUTH SlOE DOCTOR O]:AD• _a J,J. brusblng up and apinat them,pasaelllera b, glvlllgoytbem transfers "7' making cbaare. Meantime the Elada cbildren were ~reading the dla.... among the pnplls of 52 sehool. At any late that Is the belief of tbe bealth aa· tlorltiea .. shown by the record of sear1M fever In the scllool. The health recorda ahow that .hortq Ilfier I!Jlde was put uader quarantine, the ca_ of scarlet fever bepn to drop Oft. So far thls m"ntb, only one eRIe h.. been reported, and that Ia In 1IIe 18tb ward. I ,m I t_ 11\" .. _ ... ... ---..-....··.... ·~~·OMjN;'f;.. ------Fj?.g·...,·... ·1YOi....·---......·..· Is Assuming a Very Serious Look at Present The lmaltpoZ IIItuatloa In Jefteroon, Schoharie connty, I. becoming more ..".. lona with each 8Ucceed!nc day and the town baa now been cut olr from communication with the outBIde world ezcept through the telephone. All or the Mage lines hava been abandoned an4 the DIan dlJotrlbutlq Glllca on the Une. of D. ., H. anll the mater &nil Dela.lI'Bn'j railroads. Several new cues were ported In the village yesterday and the Board of Health ha.a l"""eII orders prohibiting all ~bllQ gath.rlnge. A .peet houae h.. been eatabllshed In a resldenca on tile outskirts of the town anll au of the Imallpolt patients have been removthere. ' i~!~~:;:~!~~~;~~~~;~~~ �1t'OI'U Ihall be ordered exeept upon the of the ~rtment of Public And the recommenda· 110118 for the JLe" tuDDel and pUEnpl:D~1 .tatlon me already been made. A rI!IOlutlo~ by Alderman MarUD cUrecta the COrporation OoulI88l to prepare a charter amendment requiring that preYtous notice muat be ,"en to the Com. m1aloner of PubUc Woru of &I1J Itreet 1IeIac defectlTe or dangerous from IDOl!' Ii' Ice before compea.a tion for accident. resulting therefrom may be recoTered. il=~ Such a proTiBion would doubtl_ proTe ~ an additional protection to the Olty tree. QrJ in claims of this kind. ,~meadatloJL W.. • . '.:I.=r.~' tfbar1e. nt,b61d. ~r.• e._ Fa' ~ u....II1lt!· DiiuJel -W'. ·-~lJDC. ~ VoInnau WUUaDi eo • W1w.t0l\0 l"ftI1Ik .r,;--Beyer C.rl Hil1reJL'Leobard Vlln Bllbtbl,1,...a: nao AJ!L ~. HInkley. mnl.". a Beott( ~. an....r .. Cal')'le ~Vl4 RUllan4er Obarl" Dean),. chlll'l.. n. BUelm",y' W&lTen P.lifltoer. Vernon &. Wood. Bam; ~rtl U... Poele),• . William H. ~obl\lOn. AI. "" .... Zlnlr. CIai'll: T. Roberta. U"eol'p ZwIPP, Ra )' a~. :XIIII'b.b Harry N. Kraft. E1 • ooa B t . Albert B. Hubbard. Renry G. • Albert K. Hauck ~~DI&lW W......T)' • Herllllln F. Grat. r; , • .-.!1'CI9a1. :Artbur~ B~lrer. ~r.811 V. B_II,--- l"rIlnll: • Brendel • • nonk J. 1fT 8 EdNaM lIIbert.. Bre.l.tweller. A. II. tU4!&erL G Ol'p v. Willie. Jame..r.. Purvl.. ~elI: lIura• I •• �Citizens Invited to Attend Meeting at City Hall Thursday Night to Discuss Proposed Bill Creating Commission. DR. GREENE ASKS FOR MOREINSPECTOR~ Ald. Wedeklndt, chairman of the Committee on Laws and Legislation, announced yesterday that a public hearing will be held Thursday evelling at the City Hall on the proposed blll to crea t~ a commissIon, wlthou t pay, to supervise the construction or a munlcipa! electric llghtlng and power plant. This bill has been pending before the committee for several weeks and the delay of the committee was the cause of a wordy scrap last Thursday atternoc,n between the chairman of the committee and Lewis Stockton of the Referendum League. All who are in favor of an electric llghiing plant to be owned and operated by the city, also those opposed to It, are iuvited to attend the hearing. The committee Is declared to favor a municipal plant, but opposed to a commission, even It it did not receive any compensation tor its services. They want the Commissioner of Public Works to run the lighting plant. as he runs the waterworks and other publlc service agencIes. ESTL'UATE Col. Ward has already been directed to prepare an estimate of cost of the Ughtlng plant, to be submitted to the Common Council in thlrty days, which time wlll expire in a week or two. Friends of the municipal lighting plant urge bUSiness men's associations and other organizations to send representa- I tlves to the hearing Thursday night. Chairman Wedeklndt announced that at the same ttme the committee w1ll take action on the question of filling vacancies in the Grade CrOssingS Commission. Corporatlon Counsel Feldman In a communication notified the board yesterday that the notice for application to fill the vacancies by the Supreme Court wlU have to be disposed of by the court by February 6th. Commissioner of He~ lFe made a request for the appointmen of five additional Inspectors for the coming fiscal year at $1,000 each salary. He has now two men who do that work, one at $1,000 and the other at $800. Dr. Greene says the ~xtra men are neC'essary to protect the citizens against disease in the milk. He calculates that Buffalo consumers get milk from 800 different producers scattered all over Western New York, and the Inspectors ought to Inspect the herds of cattle from w],lch the milk comes and follow it untH it reaches the consumer. His I request was sent to the Committee on Ordhlsnces. Ald. Martin had 3 resolution adopted directing the Corporation Counsel to I draft a bll\ requiring persons who bring claims against the city for defeetlve sidewalks to notify the Commissioner of Public Works belpre they can recover from the city. H. V.'estin ghouse, who entertained the Avanians last D r. and Mrs. Walter D . Greene and Dr ' and Mrs. George . M W tin house Saturday evening. Dr. and Mrs. Greene are shown at the top of the picture, and Dr. and rs. es g at the bottom. Dr. Greene Is president of the organIzation. ,: : : ,,, ,, u-i <:::I ~, d .-i-., r.f;l 1.'!:J u;., ,,: , ,, , :, , ,, , , ,, ,, ,, ,, : ·4, ~ ~ , : : ,, ,: , , ,,, , ,, ,, :, ,,, , ,,, ,,, : -:, :, :, ~ r :I ; I, tI') ~ .... 0 ~ I ' . trJ trJ to,, £.], ¢"I j LI.J Z , I Q. ,,- , ,, ±l tt .....,, , ,,, ,, , ~J I r' ~ := ~ ~ ";= ... Q - 0 .... , ::: LI.J I ~ I t.:;) ..J I ..J po.. trJ 4!! ::; ..:I :c, ~ .!Ii ~ ... 0 u..J ", .... Co ~ , ,, CO~llXG. J) ;1:1 .-... ~ ....... '.-" ~ ~ ~ ;:: " Jl ':.::f:-" "" :.." 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"This 18 Monday. you know. "Wha.t difference does that make?" I demanded. of the city, nbove tho "fTC{ tR or po : lullon Crom Ruffalo and It~d·U b urb!!l In ac<.'ordn.nco ~·1th evt eneo already prmumtf'd ('arlil'T In tsh~ I FlI!'pOSe I stili lnoked puzzled, ror hf' added, intrrrogattvC'ly: h I judge you llave not been to But.. f.tln y('t'1" I lIdm!tted that T had not. "Oh, you 8hould go thf!r(' at once," he , rpplh:'rl In l\. tone of enthusIasm. U It is a wnnrlf'rful f'ity. a really big city, the greatest manutadurlng center tn Americ-a, morC' mile!" ot asphalt pavem-:-nt than any other city tn the world, beautiful pi1rks, magnificent bomE'~. You will be well compensated lor your dle:- l appointment over Niagara when you see , report) as tn ~xperlcnce .John's Protectory. This statement follows whIch says: II. at ~ 60 ".h)", you sept Monday fs ,,'ash day (or most people up in Buffalo," he ex .. paragraph Thprc aro no IOC-R tiona tn thb' grn~ral "Iclnlty of Burrnlo Wh(,_ThO ~ a 11~ water can bo obta.lned w I c W at 0.11 tlm('s be tr£'o from noticeable turbldlly. Mr. Fuller. like Mr. HerIng, looks forward to filtration of all the cIty's water. He says: In thle connection ha.ve given thought to tutur~ condHlons when Buffalo.'· He R(lelert that his brother drove a Buffalo. l1ko nil other cities using Rurfa.cc water. is bound to adopt ftltration. • • • I find that It if'! not fN1Slblf' to locate a filter plant at Any point along th(> alke shore and to avoid the nf'cf>sslty at P umping thn wo.tf'r twice. ne(,('!'Isary (or Ruffalo to fl.1tf"r the water from thl!Ot source. or any oth~r prnctlcnl point tn th~ lakf> . • • • I advtfle that from this Urn£" on 911 ImprOY{'mrnts In ,the wntf'r wnrk~ ~V8tf'm be made "(\ Jth n "' If>W ot adopting filtration event- geIluemen as to matters which he did 'Dot personally know, and there were ~ or t hese, like the following: ~ you cnn hardly do it justice in one day. Perhaps you ha\"~ Borne idea of your own aA to whitt you would llke to ~e ftrRt." I I I IoYep," I n.nftwercd. "Show me why it ,ts that If'5S water goe~ oyer the falls, wh en it ually. I I broth er to my friend at the ralls and agkert him to sho\\" me the city. "Buffalo ts so large," he said, Uthat h~ Tbls accords with ~[r. HerIng's pre· dIctions In 1896 and Is reInforced by references to changes In currents rnacle by the breakwaters and by the buildIng of a new city at the steel plant, part, at least, of whose sewage, Mr. Fuller says, finds Its way Into the lake. So here Is the proposItion these two experts reach, and with which Col. Ward Is satIsfied-to build an· other Intake In lhe river at a cost of a m1ll10n dollars or more, to get more slush Ice, owing to the velocIty of th" current poInted out by Mr. HerIng; to be followeu by the constructIon of a flUNlng plant to cost man;· mllllons. and doubling, ns Mr. Hering has shown, the annual cost of operating the water works. Om t~ waf\h day In Buffalo:' .. Ah!·' he "xclalmert, eager!}'. "you wish to .ee the waterwork... They are tbe most stupendous engineering feat in the world:' He drove me to the river front, and this is what I saw: For more than two mUes the bank of the river was covered by a series of brick find Iron buUdings. as close toget her as th ey could sta nd. InsIde were pumps-scares-hundreds of them-I couid not attempt to ten you how many -ail chuggIng away with the perfect rhythm that only weil-oiled machinery can attain. A dam had been built acr~.s the river. Above this there was a grea t expanse of water-beautiful Lake };rie. • tretching out to the horlzon. Below the dam there were only t,,·o or three Uttle r!lls. such as I had seen at the falls. I unrlerstood then why Niagara was dry. but I stili marveled. I I fEB·1J .: -i305 I. It would then be possible to send the IDIJ*" tors rIght where they '1'"ould be needed. ,... bealth orocer would olso be able at IUl1 tI_ to take samples fot te~t1ng for hutter tat 04 "V{hy Is all this watpr being pumped (rom the rlvrr ?" r asked. b~~~~:- •. ould "Oh. Buffalo Is a big city .. ' my guide ':~~~t~::~I~~~ tho varIous elements [j encoun terect at the outlet Mr. Herl ng says: a.bsolute rl'"!medy against re- these severnl kinds of pol- elements In your watE'r supto Hlter It. • • .. Tho condition ot thl.' IAlke Erie mtKht mal(o It nCCf's~ary to the IIRmtl hctnrn filtering It th~ tlltf'rB could he maln~ tn n mor(\ etr('ctt"f'> state preliminary fI{~ttllng ma~ Increas«:!s tho size nnd cost plant. cost he finds so great, Involv. only filtering but a second that Mr. Hering rules It out He says: Interpst 011 the Investment cost ot additional pumping water could not be 8et~ nnt! conUnur city at n cost million gallons t a greater cost. ' $6 a mIllion gallons this would the omclal pumping figures are !"<......"'<J over a thousnnd dollars a doubling the present cost water supply, which was $415,. In 1904. Fuller. who was called to Inves. In 1903, and reported last naturally followed the same nnd he, too. was under the of the dellartment. which Is overy kint1 ot wat('r supply tbat drawn by tunnels from Xlag. river. Mr. Fuller also got much of Information at second hand. Para. appear all through an"wered, proudly. "It has to use an immense qua ntity ot wat!?'r." A SHOnT LOOK AHEAD. '·Undoubtedly,,· I agl'"ed. "but this 1\lagara Fal1~, Feb. g, 2.05. rivrr should holc1 enough to supply all r Jack:-I Il<l.vp made the pilgrimAme rica.. anr) you a rE" pumping it dry. a '" 0 the fal1~, a ~ e" ery person '\\'ho " "h u t do you 00 ith it all ?" ha vi!!-"ited America the~e Il:1st 500 years I uIt goe~ to th e liom~e~ and manutachast dollE'. Of cour~e, I had heard that I tori E" R of Hi e city," he r e plied. I the falls "ere not "hat they once werE',\ " "Rut It cannot be necegsary that they but e,cry one said they were still a • s hould have so much," I argued. \ wondertul t:llght. \V~11 ,,,orth seeing; ·' No,'· h e admitted. ''It Is not exac , y that no mnn's life ""BE!: complete till be necess.try. Som(~ rla im tha t th e gt"C'a t er had" hsitcd tlWIll. My expectation~ had pa rt of the W:"Ltc!" go es to \"'1:st c. 'ti ll be-pn l\dRed all the higher by the kno" 1- ~ef:' thf' Pf'ople If>HVP their t a p s open t o edge thell thl' last of the manufacturing ('ep the wl ltl'r ('001 tn RU1Tt'lner and t o plant~ "hich onre defaced the scenery prpvent free z ing in "inte l". so a gre .. t had been driven away; that the little d e al of th(' wate r merely run~ into city which in former times existed here I the sewers as ta~t a R it i~ pump€' d. In had dwindled into a me-re picturesque ~ fa c t, the-re are 80me timl !S complaints v1Jlage at tumble-down huts and that that the SUPply is f'hort:' all the 5urroundin~s of the falls had I '·Rut ~u('h wa:-;t e i~ wkked! " I ('rl pd been refltOl·ed to the original natural ang-ri}:r. ""'~hy is it permitted? 'Yh,,: f'tatp. are not th~ peoplp re~tri('t ed t o su (~h That Rurely will make the falls 'Well ql:.a ~ltltles as th<,y ("a n aC' tua.lIy u se ?" worth whlIe, I thought. The loes of 'Ihcre h:1.YC bee>n r e formers h ere who some of the wuter that once pas~ed over hav{' advocated ~u('h a pla.n fro m ti mf' the brink mu~t hp. amply compensa.ted to tlO1(,." he told m e , '. but' th e p <'ople for by thIs restoration of the ancient won't !'tand (or it. Th e y like to h e unnatural tiurroundings. rp!·trlctpd In the u~e of ' .... ut er ... You can jud~e, then, of my dlsapI turned away. Horc tlt heart, telling polntment when I tell you what I saw. my hackrnfln th.at 1 did not care to ~E" Prepare to be amazed. any more of Ruffalo. I ca m e h ac k h e r e There is no waterfall here! to take another lOok at the lJare ro(·ks 'l'he ad\"ertisements Which picture Nl ... where onc(' Wf'rp the falls, I lenx"" for agara are a fraud. The def3criptions- ;-';cw York tonight. I h ase not ~(\el; th e ,that f~, the modern ones-are drawn cat a ract, for thl're Is n o ne , but I have trom the imal!inatlon Or trom t)ome hi6~ seen t~e mOst !lJtuJ'K'nd('lu::; exhibition of torical narrfLtiVp.. The great cataract mUnit'lpal fOlly in the ("iv l Iiz~'d world.. Niagara has enUu'ly dli:'appeared, "Car Hy :rOllI'S, be a ('hance (or private fIItetprll'e to step In here and do the work of bottling. w8lIbln,; and so forth, for the 4111'1· m~n. ThE' doing of tbis work on .. l&rP ,.calli" ...·ould permit or coo!Olderable su'" 04. I by the Introduction of machinery. and .Jttr1l~ Izlog plant Jt could be done betteor tt • now. All mttk used in. a. large city ~~ passed through centnfugal power and thIs would be about tbe only prK way or al'compl!shtng it. and a.D~ In tbe right direction would be to .athe milk. On a lar~e 6("al& this cau be economically. and 10 5Uf·b a way as prove the 6avor and rlcbDe~s ot rather than to destroy it. In tIme --- , FitaUon ('ould bt"f'om(' a great milk-.cltIriIC boust" and a little legislation In favor would' not be objPC'tlonable, t.hoU8b 'a;. , opinion could bo rp.lled on to forte the .... 1 era to hEwo their milk Inspected aad bl I 1n tbls way. rt this plan were put iato:::a Uce tho work of tht" milk inspeetors . . become simple nnd, at the same tl~ ough nnd r~lItLblo. A. J. lIO Buffalo, Feb. 8th. tb. ~ totS tb!... . . 1- lof I t and that. I take it, rather than a. love for natural eC'f'nery, is the rl"'a.son why cOmmerClalism has abandoned thl. ! JOHX .. ._ . . __ _______ . ____ ~_~! place. AU the tourist ~ees whpTI he. comes here Is a great 1"o<.:ky clltf, heaps at boulders and a deep gorge-all bare 88 a mountain side. It is true there are I one or two IltU. rills which still trickle ovor the preCipice. The largest or them baa not WLte.- enough to cover the boulderB In It. dianne! and one can ~ro811 tb. . llVl!!~jI wIth df)' .. -'"i. __?.~ 'I. S~nTH. Y. '1"-4.--~905_ -- . aca... hack in Buffalo, and ga.ve me the man's card. So I w('nt to Ruffalo. I hunted up the hackman ,,·ho was " do for The Emerald cbannel will commItted to tho project ot the present, he says: in Niagara river and tmQual- ,1 \\Th!1{' I do not conRld(>r thnt fi1t(rntion at Lake F.rl~ whtera tnkE"n rom opposed to aoy up-the·la1<e plan. theEml"ralcl chanuE."l Is noW urgent his report Mr. Hering quoted these It Is C'E'tta tn thn.t ultimately It wlli Jj1l ~ !ned. . The MUk Situation. Bufl'alo Expreas~-The sch. . . . . . eel roposed by Dr. Oret"ne of .pMtItH.._ f01lr alpectore to vl,lt the dalnn RPPi"Ji:; tile Itr witb mUk would certainly be & Ittp II the rJ&ht direction it ('aTrled out latiUt leaUy. It Would not. boweYf'r, be mo.,_ I. atep tonrd inaurlns: Buttalo a pare-1dIk IUPply ••nd uDlel1 tbo proper mea wert IfpolDted tt would be • very lneftec~ . , . Men thoroughly lIDderatandlng mllk are ant and are not likely to be fouad amOnl ~ who would be wmln~ to accept a I&lary of $1.000 a yenr. Two good men at $2,001) waa)I be better tban four or tin Ignorant ODII., halt that. and the larler ft~re mlgbt Ia4aee lOme good practl('al dairymen to take up t'work. wblch ,bould be educative In ttl charaNer. ~"Ill1k I, a peculiar arUcle. ud the milk bUllnH. II radlcaUy dU!erent tro. others. It baa to be looked after penlltlDUJ and Inteltlgently. and the system baa to nl7 wltb the leasoos. In mOlt large cities ('apltall~ts have tbat 800d dividends could be made out or the lavlngs wblcb would be ettect~ throup tH concentration of the milk busine". uoder 011 management, and much money bas been II... 'Yelted with this end to view. This ....14 be Ideal. it practical. both (rom the CIIltaI.. lit's viewpoint. and for the health oiDc., ... cause luch concentraUon would allow of . . . rre~uent aud more thorough InspectioD. Prf.. vate monopoliE"s of the mllk bustneSi bm. bow ever, not been a au('ces~. and It 11; Pre.:. ably well tbat they have not, aa ,rlTatt monopollE"<:; have a way of dlsregardlnc till we-Hare o( the public. It I. Impossible for any reasonable Dum_ of Inlpectors to exerctae complete IDttId over tbe milk supply as long u the b1Ql... ness t~ divided am on&, &everal hundred .... en and ~ !"oducers. each with a different,. of bUllnesl, and the experiment of maklq: I ,peelal prh:e for spe('iatly certified mUk till proven a sbiaing failure. It was hardlJ I popular venture and at tbe best attordt4,.. tectlon only to a class which dtd not ItuI1 In partkular nef>d of protection. FaaIn. whkb can atrord to pay a special prlee far mUk are usually tn a pOl\IUon to hate It pasteurlzf'd in their homes, and thE"'" &nI alJo likely to be people who would not allow . . . atln!'! to be Imposed on ...·Ith an inferior ar. tlcle under any circumstances. Thus tMJ 40 not aeed protection as much as people wbo .pend a IBr~e proportion ot tbelr time wvrk~ Inr: for a Uvlng, and are Dot likely to ball either the time or the knowledge n~ to protect th(lmselves. It the dl~trlbutlon or milk cannot be __ trallzed by private parties. and It certalalJ sbould not become a public mODopolJl I would sefm sun possible for tbe bealth tborltles to gain the- advantages of toDCIItrotlon by bavlng all tbe milk comlq ... the ('Ity pass through a central ltaU01l ..... It rould all be examlMd and passed 1IJIII bJ them. If a ('an of mllk Is Itept tlghUt abet (or leveral hours and then tbe ('Oftf.orr a.nd applied to the nose, It is pOllllbJt. .. detect the condition at the milk to & D_IrIitr. If the COWS- ha.ve bad good, sweet food ... careful attention, and the milk han4le4'" been C'I~anly and properly COOled. the eu.ut fmt"lt fresh and swett; but If there hal ' tmproper feeding ,and ca.reles!. dlrtt at:t,a.. tlon the milk Will gtve off bad odora. U tht> 'ran s were marked ... ith the prodtnr'. n~e and a record kept ot all illlerl~1 .!'1oJ: ===-== ··-··---y·-··---··----r-"N:-- ", ___ ___ __ ______ • __ ___ ___ _____ . ________._ ••••. -1 _~Q~ ___ ~~~.~._. t INCREASES DENIED I ON ALL SIDES Ar,DER1fANIO orval' OOM'IITTEE DOWN RE Q,UESTS GALORJI RAISES IN I ro. SALARI SI. A TpqU .. t tor n •• addlllona'lnopeeIGII.,e 1 J)e employelt In t'be work. of lnspeedll (be l milk .1aI-~~1 .u.pPly or Butralo. maO. bY Comm1l1' ~ae~", \l'&fi loted 01 I the ALermanlc Commlttf'f> ("ID O~ Thl.' Tot,. nn the communication 'W'II (UtllD e,crret 8(...... 1OD. The Aldermen again went -, pion t\'bf>.n the- mattt".'T\.~O~~t.~,'?,~;~!~~,; ke~p('lr tor the Fire -i fJt $1.400 a lear, WAS qU(>flt1CoD wall votf'd down. In(>rf'U(' th~ .ftJ8rl"'~ ot',t,;h;;P'LrtiiDe.f1 ant chief ot the Fire IWfl,., Tbe L �am -FEB 10 1OOi-- .--- __'__ ... R:- e~- \;;~ 3USI NESS MEN NOT ~ IN FAVOR OF 2-YEAR' TERM FOR MAYOR 'QlJNlt Court Juclgcs, Thts wnuM leave to bf' f'"lectE'd on the gl"nf'M'll city tiC'kct only the )Jayor, Comptrollf'"r, 'rron~t1r('r anti the Counctlmf'n, who Rrflo 1I"gl~lat1\'n ,,0\('erg, ny Ruch l\ chang-to' our CHy gOVf'rnment wottld be orgnnlzN.l \'f'r)' m".nI'I}~ Itke tho tE'd(>rat gOYf'rnm('nt or the Unltrf\ Statr! and ,,'ould be brought Into hllrlnony with the b(>st Amrrican mod~l!'l ot mun.i("IJl~l govE"mment8. 1'h(' authority of thf\ Mayor would bo grently In(''rf':hifflt. and his 1\o\\"l"r to do good a.8 \\'"('11 as f'!\'n being l\.ugment('d, would mnkt"" It 1IE"l'"f!.K~R.ry to f'lcct 0. gooo ~t:t.yor. nut by th:l~ 10. OULO M~KE MANY OffiCES ArrOlNTI~E Affairs Committee of Chamber of Commerce Says l\fayor's Term Should Not Be Shortened snd Also That Commissioner of Public Works, Corporstion Counsel snd Uther Offlclsls Should Be Appointed, FOR BROADER REVISION OF CHARTER on Atralrs subm,ttNI thl. report, was orderE'd printeri nnrl ~enl to members tOT the purpoflp. REPORT INCLUDES NEARLYALL APPLICATIONS lur ... )' bo held re$ponslblc. The bill Intro<'Iuced In Ihe U>glRlature by Arthur C. Wad~, taxing partner.h!f>s and corporatlonR producing electricity from Niagara Rh'er, the canals nnd other ",'ater\yays of the flta.te, wa~ condemned In thl' resolution: A bill hndng beon Introd'ltRd In the , State Uglldature provlcllng tor t\ tRX a long ..and Interesting exCcutlv~ 1••'.81011. at ,i'hlch many matters oC Into the buslnt"s men of Ihe city The Commtttfl'c the goyernmrnt or thE"tr etly, hut ~'Ollt,j tncrf'OR.flt' th" power or tho p('ople by glv lng thelD 1\ b('lt('r chnn('" to scll"C"t fit rf>p· neentath'('p, and thr-n rlothlng tht:'ir omr-lnl!1t with Fluch nuthorlty that th~)· ('ould flll thpm. This would not diminish tho (lower or the people flr their control OV(·!" The B"...rd of Truslees of the Chaona! Commt'ree yest('rrlay at'le:"lloon taken up. b)' popular vet,€"!. n hettE'r opportuntt)~ ,,'ould b~ 1"i"",C'n tor cOIl~('ntr:lltng n.ttPntlC'lft on thof'n OmN."S which rtmR.ln to hI:' fUled, and tor f'electlng the bc"t mnn to Aldermanic Committee on Ordinances Does Not Look Kindly Upon Any Such Action and Says So at Short Session, Rlmpllrl-"tng our cit)' (>lc("tlon~ nod dlmtnt~htng the numher of offices to hE" nll[>(1 -- or EeCllr.ng upon peor&ona. tmrtnf'rMhlps or corporations f'nga.ced In prod,nelnt; electricity for 1")Ower purpo.r.s (rom the water:-; Or thl) ~;1agara Rh'f'T or from the ("anals ot thf'! State, 8nd ht'Uf'\"lng thE' Impo!lltlon or anJ,- ta.x otb(>t thr\n t~ f\lready pro"ldfoll by laW' would tf'nd tn Increase t1:1r co,.t ot e-lectriclty to the ('on~mer, tor power nurpo~e!'l. and that th E! eonactmpnt Into 1a \\' ot thr sn.tu blll would r£"tard the (,om, mf'rdnl and Ind'll1111trlal d,,\'elopment of the Xlagnra F'rontitr as well as or the Sta.Le, lhrrt'forf", be it R('5nlvt"-d, That thn Chnmb{'r of f'Clm_ ",pre!' ot 13utta.lo protestB against the paJ!'~~ tull and thorough dlscus.lon of the Questlons Involved: Your Committee on Municipal Attain recent me-etlng unn.nlnlously \'otf'd t a disapprove ot the pondlng bill reducing term ot otllee of tbo mayor from to t,,·o lean. and to send a the trustf't'S urging that the ot the Chambet" ·)f Conun(-rce In opposltlon ,,, this bill In form. and In faYor of hroader legislation df{N."tlng of omce ann the method of ~e­ lnteHl~nt ~t thA "arious fXI'eullyc otrtCt!rs Aftcr a len-mlnut" .. x .. cutl"". session th.. Ald"rmanlc Committee on Ordlna.nces yesterday afternoon re .. ported in favor of dC"llying all tncrease~ lH'W po~lllon of stor(>-keE"per; lnCre3.86 ot ~ala.rv or thf> harbormaster t rotTI poeiation! and corporations taking watf'r S1.200 to -SI.800; Incr('a.e of !100 tor M;. trom :-;-taga.ra Rlvf'"r for pt;rposes ot pow· :';wreney. " clerk In th .. (Ity Clerk. pr, othf':r than ate-am powr.r. and prcwldt department: all th<l Increasp• asked for ct t1' goYf!TJlmf':nt, Insppctors In the Bureau ot Building! th .. BurPRU of Englnperlng and 0 "tr.... t •. and Cor 1\ stenographer In the Pollc" JUlitlcr rnurt. DqJUty ~\l Idlng ('omml.slo ner Rumrill .p"k.. for the Incr.. ase. ask .. d ,tor his dcparlmrnt .• aylng that they "er~ ,nore In the naturp: or an adjuetmen Incrn3..5e. Rarborms!IIter Cowlp8 told the C'01nmtttee ho'v much than an th" work In his position had Increaeed and thoughl he was entitled to 11,800 a >·.. ar. ot his Eubordlnat~!!9 In th('l ("tt}- get\-e-mmpnt, some or ",·l·om or~ appointed bythe mayor, and a1\ of "'hom nre 6U':'ljGft. to his general auprn'lslon and to his 1. 'I~•• ~r of remo\'"81. ALL OR ~W'E. ,V\'TS ~IORE n~PECTORS. Commlsslo npr of Health Grpene made an parn~"t ploa for . ",.... milk In~pf'ctor~ to prot('ct conNumers agaln8t Is 8umclent re-ason for cutUnc down t.he may()r's l"'rm to tW(l years. tile Barne r~asonlng should bn nppl1<!d to -some at It>a!1t or the otlu!r otHCf'r5. Exp~rlen('e ttnds to show that no man. howe-ver oble nnd upright, enn bo a. rc:ll!y effective ma.yor unless he is put In offic" for longer than t,,"O years. It Is commonl)' eaJd that It takps a new mayor titx monthB or a. YMlr to l(>aTn the detalls of the city's business and to ';f':t betny. the However,Health Commissioner Greene Makes Earnest Plea for More Milk Inspectors and Committee will Hear Further on Behalf of This Department fig*, ot the bUl, known as A~sembly ~n. 23, tntroc'l.u('en by Han, Arthur C. ""a de, rntlt1cu An "Act to tax pe sons, partne-r!llhlps. {'oOlp~\nle9, joint stock as· means tor the rollp.-ctlon the-rrot," and rcSJ)Ct"tflllh- urgrs the member~ of the Stn.te UgI!llatt~r& from the counties ot ErIE" and !'llagara to prp\'e-nt the f>na~l­ ment Into law of 8!\id bf11. nnd th:l.t 11 cop'\" ot thfs rf"'solutlon b~ trannnitled to r:1ch mtmbpr ot !...(tgls1aturc from Erie and • ·Iagarn. countlf>8. Obituarv NO INSPECTORS. SA Y ALDERMEN Committee turns down Health Commissioner's Request for Men to work outside City, ITAKES ECONOMICAL TURN Disapproval of Proposition to increase Harbor-master's Salary, Othcr Cuts. The aldermamc ordinance committee r':1lsrU8sed a communication from the henlth department yesterday asking for 1he appOintment of flye additional Inepee tOt ~. ot salaries askE'd for by varlouR headA of the cit" d~parlmpnt5. This Includ"d thp ftre chl .. C Hnd aoslstant chIef In the BtU ftra deparl1nent. also the creation of a .-eemB un~'18e and Imprope-r tn !"'lake ma)·or'. ternl of ofl\c" shartrr than It thpre NO " NCRE~SE fif SAL~RY fOR ANY OfflC\Al (UseR'" H .. rll<,d an Instance last year wh('r~ 'f\tty-t wo cases ot scarl~t fever hau b .... n tound on onp man s milk route and thRt a search revealed tho fact that the family of the tanner who suppll pd the dpelpr were all down with tho dl.ea .... He r"fprred to this no II rp~Hion why the elty shou1d have enough m"n to Inap"ct the prpml.es ot the milk ~rnrnirsiow::r Greenp. told of thp.: need of additional in.pectora, He Bald the citizens of BuffalO should have better protection from impure milk, There are nbollt 800 milk producers outside of Buffalo who .end In 0,000.000 gallons of milk year"-v. The departrt'lent ha$ no meanll of knowing what the condition of atfaIrs are on lhese dairy tar"l" Dr. Greene says the Inspectors 'l"ould b" I taken Crom the civil-service IIs~, paid by the city, and apPOinted stllte Inspectors. which would allOW them to do their work outside of the cIty, The commissioner cited a casp last year In which 52 cases of scarlet tover developed, resulting in two death., from Impure milk. Dr. Greene suggested that the Inspectors to be appOinted be Yeterlnarlans, who have a knowledge of cattle, and would be able to judge whelher or not a cow was in a condition to provide pure milk. Alderman Gorman thought the matter should be pr ..sented to the Board ot Supervisors, as the Inspectors wculd be doing their work In the county, Dr, Greene thought that the beneflts would be for the cit~' alone, and for tha t reason the inspeCtors should be cl1}' and not county employees. In secret session the committee voted against the taking on ot additional Inspectors The matter at appOinting J storekeeper for the ftre department at a salary of $1,400 a year was taken up In secret session and voted down by the committee. The matter ot Increasing the sal-I ary Of the chief and assistant chief ot the fire department was also taken up and tiled away. Henry Rumrill. deputy building Inepector. had asked the committee to grant an Increase In salary for four of his building Inspecto", and for the janitor ot the municipal building. All salary increases "WE're ,-oted down tn the secret s."lon. The committe" ...180 ,"oted to disapprove ot the request for a raloe fn the salary ot the harbor-ma.- YOUNG. Bon H. Younl!!, 1\ well known died Sunday at bls home, tel' ourfaoe of thing.. By thl. time. If he Is 444 EI tr~et, Bulhlo, from beart produc~r:i In th('\ country, Three o~ fn om~e fOT only t ..'o years. ho Is ap. proachlng the tnt! of his term, nnd must trouble, Induced by pnenmonia, IIge1 four of th .. plltl .. nts died In the cit) )m prr-pare for a re..elerUon or to step out. 44 yeal'll. Deatb tollowed an I11lJees of Crom drl"klng this milk. Thus hp 1s never in n posItion to render On<' of th" AldpQYlen remark .. d that tho ben flPn'lce ot 1\-'hld1 11fO is capable-'j bnt one week. hlB <,xpprlencp had bpcn lhat the morn The biennial clf'ctlon or a mayor mE's.n. an upse-ttlng or tho ("Ity RO",.rnmf'mt at Dr. Younil was born at Starksboro, Inspectors Iht' poorer the milk. "Let fr~quent Intf'n~alR and an unSl'ttled ("onthr.m arrr~t a. milkman whenever he 1.~ Vt., and graduated from tbe Burllug- found sellinI\' Impure or dl.eas .. d milk. dltlon of thing!!! bet"'~en, tt'lIdlng to ~ n­ f~Tlor management ot tht" cllY'N artaira. said h ... "and he will be mIghty careful ton Medical College at Hurllnilton, An thf"se thlng-s make against the Interests or the rlty a.nd the dtlzp.nr, but Vt , In ltll!4 Following his il r a<1ns· to .pe thaI he doesn't buy bad milk frnm a farm(\r." t~nd to 6trt>ngthen the hold of pollticlans t10n he came to tlntJalo, IIDd for some The ('ommlttpr. ho"'"ver. agre .. d to ('tn tbe ("It:~.. govcrnment. . Fnr, these reasons nnd nthf':rs whlth Tnwt Cb1<l8.g<I to spring a sensa.tlou time was associated with Dl..,}1~r po~tpon(" ac-tlon tor a wf'E"k. "when eevmight be mf'.ntlon(>d, W~ thJnk t.hat t.he rral ad\'ocatps of the InspectOrs will D. ~ He tbAn removed to War· I appear before thp committe ... prrs(>nt b1iJ mer~b' fihortenlhg the term i~ould startle all mankind. The tiC om('~ ot thft- mayor to two years should saw, wllere lie practiced his protes.lon not be pass£'d. ~rd of Heal1b. of that city has disDut the exldlnk pro.,.·."lO"I'f of Our tor about five years. and then returned \ ('harter a. to tform. of 001('(" ot th(" covered tha.t tbe table napk.fn fa the to Bulfalo, where be bad sinue been In mayor and otb~r principal ctty ofhome of countless millioos of deadly act! ve and succe8sfnl practice. flcer., and thf" Dlt'"thod of ,,(']~cttng thE" llltte-r, art" not Ro.U"factory. '''Pi Dr Young was a leading member mlerobes. t'llrn .. aUy call lOur ftttt'IUlon to tilt" of ':It. Mark's M. E. church and for a nf"e:d 9' n. broadt'r r*"'· ... 'on and .. 1fttoOdmt'Dt of thf't rlt,. charter In I numoer of teara acted ae Its trea~urer . From tbeae reapf>('h, in the Jnterellt of For litteen years be served on its board bettt'l" go.,.·c-rnme-ut. I of trustees, and will be greatlv mi@sed IuJ to oHlccrs appolnlod by the Maynr, in cburch as well as In l'rtlfessionalllnd ,,"'0 thJnk It a 80und prin('lpln thnt lhr.lr" te-~ms ~h(')uld not (>xt~nd mu('h. It at soolal circles. b~yond that or thfl: Mayor nppoinUn.; them. Whf'Tp: thpy hold o,'cr for a ("onThe deceased is snrvl \,,1 I b, his wife j _ •• fflderahlo UrnA' during the h'rm or tho lind R. n~W Mayor, this Is apt to lr.-afl to A. dIVi-\ and two children, Rc', F" 810n ot rcspon8!blllty and to trlctlon. with Gordou Young, alro 0;1 leter, Mrs, bad ,rpsutts_ can seE" no comp(>nsatlng Tl11' <l1l1l01l1ll'Clllcllt IS made that :\lr Charles edvantll"ge tn If'!avlng the- term" or tho I E. Raymond of Dawpon, ",. 0 ; sn,l j{. ~H Ullt"') of lhe t,eneral Electnc Cn" ~Ir. three }"'1re CommJ8Slon~rs and thr. thrP~ \\'1 l1li11 j 1. KllId, of the German Rock .\sphall ble parsntp, Mr. and Mr. \. A. YRllnJl; l>~Uce Commll!ilon~rs at six )-'cars. and the Health CommiS1llaner at fivC' y,..nrs. & 'me-nt Co, and divc-rs other corporalions. ot Bri.tol, Vt. Tbe fOHUA' ",111 be In the cas""'" boarda ot flv'" mf'mbcrs ~I r. 11 enry P . Burgart!, Cuntral'tor, and theTe Is ftufflclent reason for making t'ln beld Wedne"day afternoon 1\t 2o'duck Colonel \ \'anl. CnJ1lllli"'Ulll'r .)1' Puhlic \\'urk5. term ot office flv~ )'eara, one m~mber gofrom bla late home, R •..-. Price A, !n-:: Jut f'nch )'~r; fjthprwlJII:e we think I(·ft \lrmc.!.... ,r nIght lor a month's ah,t"lIcc in dH tha.t thfl"Y Bhntlld all be reduced to 1Iot Tlus sCluthwt't'ilcrn part of the continent. Crowe officlatiog. -Bnflalll Commer· more t~aD tour years. 80 as to correlglo rious hUllch of prominent citlzl!n~, pCf!'onal"end '\\ Ith the torm or the Mayor. I)' the be,t of gout! f make a hard to beat. btlt we Ward hi s leave of ab:sel1lce, pay ·or paid for by the ,,,."Pllh.'r too much Dr, pbyslc " ~ ! ,N an'l FEB 11 ~".--TI" "e >:y!lt~~ city ��____________ Jf-- ._--- -------- ------------------------- ____________ rr.q-V:J.--1905- ---------- ________________ +__ "______~ _l~O_~___ _ _______ __ _ ________ I ~!..;~---,--------- _________ _ ii/ILK INSPECTION. MANY TENEMENT HOUSES I MPROVED. Opinion That the Present Law Can be Improved. The Charity Organization Society haa published Its 27th annual .. eport. The : paper Is a comprellenslve one, the detaUs fill1ng HO pages. It Is reported by the Rev. J. A. Regester of the district work committee, 'that 1S60 tam1l1es were cared for by the soclet In 190', tbe number the Year befo": being 1463. Investigations made at the request of cburches last year 'Were 122 as agalnst 89 a year ago and 61 tbe year preceding. There were referred for care to c<>-operatlng churches SOl nmllles. Volunteer vlslto~s wera 160 {he same as In 1903, but 10 new names were added when an appeal was made for tbls class of workers. The number of churches co-operating with the society Is l24_ Of these, 22 are Baptist, three Cburcb ot Christ, four Congregational, 18 Episcopal, 12 Evangelical Lutheran, one Hebrew, 18 Methodist 17 Presbyterian, 16 Roman Cathollc, 2 Unltarlo.n, 2 Hnlversailst, 9 undenominational. The Rev. S. V. V_ Holmes, cbalrman ot the committe on co-operation, says In his report: Health OOlllmissioner Greene de,i!''' to hn I'e the cOl"M"",.· ~1 n<lopt ",'I' tain amenuments to the (\nli~~pittillg (Ifdinance wllich itn. been in (ol'ce in Illi, city for some time_ .Tust what tile amendments urr, the htmlth COl'J.l1lis~l('114 er will not ~Il)' nt this time, e.'<CI'pt tl1nt, if tho common cOllncil carries out his "A year ago the greatest amount of poverty was found In districts accepted by the Episcopal. Presbyterian, Rom!,n Catholic, Baptist and Methodlst churches, in the order named. This year the bea,·lest burden has been borne by the Roman Catholic Church, and next in order by the Presbytedan, Episcopal, Methodist and Baptist churcbes; wblle at the IndiVidual churches and settlements having the largest number of poor families In their districts, tbe five in order are 5t. Paul'g Episcopal Chqrch, Saint Brldget·s Roman Catholic Church, the Angel Guardian Mission, Westminster House and tbe White Light Mission (undenOminational)." Special commendation is given to the work of the committee on tenements and tuberculosis, to Dr, P. W_ Van Payma, Its chairman, o..orge W. Gillette, and the Health Department under Dr. W. ~eene. The comIiITftee has found and recorded every death by tuberculosis and has a card Index of all cases of Illness Or deatb by that disease of whlcb the Health Department has had knowledge tor tb e I... t fI Ye years. FIGHT AG AIN S T COff!!JUllfPTION, --------------T W-l9"OS -------------------------- ----------- ----~1. I &------- [lInt of mon<"Y from his tf'nant~, He clalm~ that 1 t' wpre n~ff"(\rJ by In::;ppctnr BrO\\TI hat they , not bp. n .. quirf·d to pay any fPnt )1oduidgc hecnu8P the plaf'e existed u violation of th( tE"])e>mf:'nt law. ;'inl statistiCS Rhow tbut of the totnl of ] .:3t'I),OOO quartR "oily conslimption. 450,000 Ill'e sold ill bottles, the re~t iwing open or dip milk. Of the totnl 87 p~r cent. iR '\Ijll'lie~ Ill" U,. Stnte of Kew York n r,d tho r,'s: l,y • ew J ersoy. Penn- 11r(>sent ~ea8(J1l of the yft.:tl' is the Olle in which tberr ,1I0uld he the mllst rigid ellfoTI'£'UH'llt of the nnti-!'!pitt"itl~ orili IH11H'C'. 'rhi~ is till' srnliOlI wlwn Pll~U~ oe I Jm -----------r ---c---------I 05 ._- ------- --- ~---- ------ --- ----~---- ------------ 'W"-TER AXD SlCh.'ElSS. Tf e city water supply is contaminated It ,,·ould seem to be up to the vtlthoritles to ascertain the SOurcE' ot contamlnatJon and have the cause r£,,, \ \-Tp' don·t bcl1eve lhi;' wrtter is had as some people represent It to be Thousands USe it freely. without bOiling. and are In good health. Impure milk and llItlll' condition. or dW t1 JlIngs are responsible for murh of the slokne.. which is attributed to the dty wa,ter. It is. of CQll1'5e. Impol'C~ihle to, get an absoiutely pure supply. gxprrt chemists would be apt 10 find mlC'l'oi)E's in any water tal\.en (rom Lake Erie 01' Niagara RIHr. YrovPl'I a~ Tr.is will be Ihe fll'st suit of its klnrl is said tll" constItutionality ~r the act may be questioned In the actIOn. Y, - - -~.--~~ .~------.!-~-----~ ----~ -~- genera 11), alZ!'ee thn t the I slncp the enactn1enl of the law and it was intended origillull)· tltat the orili- ~1rol' in Ill.. milk-vail, Compared with r skirt•. "ow York city'" re[lort. 'There the ul\iI'hy"ic'inlls '1"\11' , ' l'USflU(' whldl Dr_ DUl'liu!;!lln h:l" IUIlu" 1l'l1tCtl fo!' tl)(' pl'ole('tioll of 1111' ~ll'cel~ from d~1l.lE'mellt iH llOt n fau, hut n ~el'ious null necer;s3l'Y lD:1IICI·. Xo! until th .. l\ublt of pnllli(' cxpel'torallOn Is hl'Ol,elJ 1l]J ('1111 the plngu(' of l'Olli;UlllP1I011 b~ ~lnmpcil out. Tb" ('outUg-iOllS ehul'tlr-lel' of thut i1isNlse and th .. lJlIllllH'l' In wllil'll Infel'llou is spI·purl. and uot mel'ely It Q\lPStiOU of Ingle ;llld denuhne"~. lll'r lilt' basis of tbe onllll»ul'I' whil·iJ "Inl'cs ~o IlDplensantl, in t:lL' fuel'S or 01'('UIJllllts of all jlUlllil' I'onve.nllll'r.'. \Yhen 11ll' Amel'knn OL'l·U[l:l.tiOll of l'ul.l;I lli'~;Jn nlTPst~ nuu PUniHltuH'llt wel'l' 1'0<]lIil'l'll Tn I I Jlance fil:!o ~hnnltl· forbid eX[l~etornting upon lIlifiewnlks, hul, ON pn H.ied br the COnlnlon council, 110 llrov-i!'!ion of tllig killli lilte bi~ !1~llreR when Dr. wn~ il1f~lnde.l ill the Illenstlre, The nllti~ (~r' I ~)., that SW milk-seller" in the I spiUinJ: on1in8lH'p also is not nppliell to ,-idnit - spud O,OO{),OO') ~ull/Jns of milk n Rmokin~ (~ll TK, thp thl)nr;\~ bring tbu t Wom~ r-n will )Iut l'ide ill the:-;e l·;H'.~ nnll, there,(loIn' into Buffalo. But tbis is a mere for?, will not ga ther UJl germ" on theil' ~- osition submitted by the Health Commissioner to have ttve men appointed to Inspect dairies ,,'auld do well to give the matt.,r serious attention. Tbe appointment of the flve inspectors would add consldera bly to the expense of the Health Department, but the city spends a great deal of money for less worthy reasons every year. It is possible that f<'wer than five men could do the work, though there Is a large field to be cover<,d_ As Dr_ Greene pointed out to the committee at the hearing on Tbursday. there are about 800 milk-sellers who send 9,000.000 gallons of milk a year into pl'eY~nt Illpn from U;;;;ill;,t t ht' ~tJ'('l'ts (It Hn,-ann as hOI'srs uo. ~('''' )'ol'k i, lIot '0 the city. The movement to appoint the ..xtra Qutwtll'dl)" offE'u~iye in ils b'llllls ,," :In' inspectors resulted from the scarlet mnu)' tropieul nutl ,.ome EUl'op~"11 I'Ilir,. fever epidemic which prevailed In Buf- but COusu11lption. u~uin.t wbieb till' ~ .. \\' falo last summer and tall. Under th, York ol'dlnnu('p i. aimed. is n ~l'c"lel' present system the right of Inspection pel'il tllnn lite z)"l1lotlc (It,eases "'hiI'll the by the cJty is limited to a supervision hahlts or tbose ['ilit';; help 10 "IJl'('111\. of the dealers within the city limits. 'I'bot: I~ thf? t'Nll:iOll JOI' ('l1t'ol"et'llll'ut Of' For examination of the sanitary conIbe o1'l1innnL'(" uml untIl tht' l'OlltHzloll' ' ditions of dairies In the country the I natl1l'(, uf consumptioll :lnd tlie dilU~\;l' municipal authorities must depend upf"(lIll it llel'omes n pan or Ihe 11l'J1ulm' I on the town health officers. When an ('OllsclO\l~l\l'~~, jU:-it us t~H~ (ltln~'Pl' of ~ epidemiC occurs. Buffalo Inspectors attempt to trace it to Its source. If 'llI11lllJo~ uow i,. that 01'Illlllllll't' wtllllUvP that source Is found to be a dairy out- ! to be t,nfort'ed by iWI'iullil' IHIII ".\'1;11'111- I side the city, they visit It and recomntil' ul'l'est'_ ThE' ]1I'0'11 01'01lS .m:1n ,,:110 mend changes, but they have no power has ouc'r b0~1l tak0n to n 1'0111'<' 'I,WOIl to entorce their orders. for tltlR offetlse will l'~llll>ml)"I' ii, allli hi, I As tlie same conditions prevail In fl'iPtlds will IJe WIHUNl by ui_ I·~jlcril'nl·t'. I New York, Dr. Greene interested Dr. Th~ neW8papcr publiL'al iou ot' till' llt111WS Darllngton. the Healtb Commissioner of men al'rested. eSlleclIIlIy if the l1l~n of that clty, and together they obtained hn[lpPU to be ,,-ell known, will ,,»;u hone the consent of Dr. Lewis, the State n restraining illOUeU('p. By d.PA'l'("'t'S 111l~ Commissioner of Health, to the aplown will bec'ome educaled ano. tlien thi:; pain tmen t of inspectors wbo would ha V8 law ~denl'e and lJe~lth will be 01>power to supervise the dairies which scrvru wllhout I his l1nplen~nnt con:;!lisupply Buf[alo and New York with ('ult,l", just :1. lletter lmown 1:1\1" Ol'e_ 11 milk. This right will be conterred by was a mlsta1<(', howe,e\,. to lllake thp the state authorities, but the two cities poualty for thi. otl'ense so "E'yel'C~ 11Int "nr must pay the salaries of the men who Judge 01' jUl', wouW he,lwtl' ullom inare appOinted. The justice of requiring ftl('tlng it. A tim' of :-;10 01' UU(' tlll)- ill the cities to pay lies in the tact that jnll woultl sen'e the Plll']lo~1' or ",amlll); the cities are the sale beneficiaries of as I\'ell as tile present ('xtrellW lJuuishthe inspection. This Is not a good year for Increasing I ment 0.01"". )101'(' mou woult! he 11Illli:;lwu the expenses of the city. Careful work , with the mild"r p('ualty nncl th(' ",o['1i by the men who make up the budget, o[ f'lllll'U I ion wou]el move fasl,'I'_ Th,' however, should disclose places where nl'l'e"t~ "u<1 llle pllblidl~' al'C' II 11<,1 ',",'''1')' 1\ cuts ca.n be made large,enough to pay ' nl1i~nnl'c' Ilt ]ll'esent aoll arc jllHiill~d \I~' the salaries of some additional Inspecllll' n~cc~"i1y. , , tors. if not of the five asked tor by Dr. • 1 Greene. foree(17" Dr. Greene' wa~ asked. "Yes, it is/' WilS the reply. ".All "io" lntors of the ordinnnce who nre d<,Iecterl and prosecuted are tried in municipal rourt, nnd there lln,e been VtHV lllHOY ca.se~ in thnt court, I underRt~\n utall)' flnes haye heen impos~d nOll nil , this hn~ had its dfect. 'TbC're isn't onpt,'nth of the spitting in st!'eet cars thnt there useu to be." \ "Then nil .pitting In street curs Imsu't been checked?" 110h, Ilu. The main olIenuers nt present are the men who ll"C the curs early in the dUJ_ The ~trt?et car conductor~t I tind, pay little attention to the ordinunce find ~ellloDl, if (\'\('1', try to stop: violntor. of tbe ordlnnnce. I have called tbe nttention of conductors to the ordinance nud the placard" posted in the curs, but, eYe-n at that, I hnv-e hef'll I obliged to .top men from "llittiu~ ou cnrs wbere- I wnfl H pnSRenger. "A. case of thnt kind occurred ani), the other <lny. ,\ workingman ",ns OInking ' himself pm'liculllrly obnoxious by expectorntinJ:( on the cnr Hoar. I wntrb- i ed him and when I snw him "pit I enll- I ed hi" nttention to the IJlncard in the enr. He told me to mind my Own hu<iness. I told him it WllS m,- bu<iness to stop him onu thnt I would 'arrest bim if vm;-------~~~-------be didn't stop. There wasn't any nWfetrouble from him. If tonductQrs wOlll,i ----------- -----------spenk to spitters, tbe "pitting wou!d I stop. It "Hus tbere been any falling at!' in disease since the nnti-spitting ordiu:lllce w<'nt into effect bere?" =~====--~--i~.-~_-..:: --=---c-= ::_- - -----"Vi'eU, thut's n dimcult question to ""sw~r. In the first plnce. I doubt if the FIRST SUIT UNDER oruinnncc hn~ been in fOl'ce long enough TENEMENT HOUSE LAW (0 'how uny nppredllble resnlts. even if fH1Ch rB~;uJtR could ue tihOWD by fi!!nre~, NntiC'e was served on Health ComI helieve that mnch good hll' resulb,d from the C'uforcemf>nt of the ordinnll('e. mt~i()ner \Valtcr D. Greene this aiI ternnon by Stephen Mockridge . lessee Ilnd I belieyp it~ cffeets will be felt ill of the building at Nn 108 East Rw,'tn the generlll averuge of results "YOU if Street, tha t he woulo Il1stitute a ('Iv,l we can't point out specific cases. For action against Dr. Greene and Tenein!itnnce, in EngluTlfJ. consumption is on ment Hnuse Inspector John Brown. aa the dl"'cline; in tJli~ country it ls at n Individuals. and against the city to restandstill. It is nil dlle to the mnny cover $1,000 damage,. l\Icckrldge claims that proceedings nlethods ndopted to help stamp ont the (lisen!"lP. one of thPRf" methods being this recently taken aga Inst him by the Ht"e1lth Departnlf'llt In thE' tenement YC'rr anti-spitting (}l'dinoncl'. In thp g'pn~ h(.ufle cl"usane hay£' caused him to lo~e The nnti-spltting ordinAuce now ill forcE' in this <"it.\' forhid~ Rpit ting in nJi l'ml>lic eOl1y€'ynncP~, nlso ill public build~ ings wherC' ctlspillofFl are J)l'Inideu, It -------- ----- I recommendatioll!1l, the !lllti-Rpittin~ ordionIlce will UP more effective than I~Yer in preVl\ntjn~ the :-::pread of dio.;en~H'. "It<' th~ pr~",pnt uruinonce ht:!ing <n· A list If all houses showing more than one case of consumption has been submitted to the Health Department, there being 146 hou""s of the kind. Much work has been done In fumlgat!ng such places. Comment Is made on the fact that tbe Fitch Creche closed its financial year without any unpaid bills. The $1000 given by the llax Wahle estate has been used, but wlll be refu'nded and kept Intact. Reports or district work. penny savIngs, chUd labor, muniCipal lodging house, wife desertion and municipal £IfnI tigl1r£'~ showing the dp('line of 1'011playgrounds covers a large variety of ~\ll11ption. thp nnti~Rpitting ordinance will Important matters C(>nnected with the hAve its ('fft'e't,.., nlong with other IH'ev<'usociety. th"e ll1easures. rpl 'it ' will be hftrd lo say ju~t how mu<"h of the gelwral result should h. credited to tbe nuti-spitting' ol'dinnuce." ----------~---- finforcing Health Ord inances. J;:'f memher" of the aldermanic comm:';:. which Is considering the prop- Charity Organization Society WANTS AMENDMENTS. ;n Presents Its An nual Report. The Health Commissioner is of the IfEA JlI l!!!JT lJ URDEN OF POJll!RTY. - ~ ------ - -----~ It ~[PINC CLOS[ i 11 ATC~ Of C ASES 'It Prevails Now and Anti~ Ordinance Should I Of CO~~U MPTION, Spitting be Rigidly Enforced, --------- f}r " r k.. - -- - - -- ~ - - - ~- -- -- - -- - -. -- -- ---- - __ '- _L~....... ---J ----------,--J9~5 __________ _ -- .. - -~--- - -- ---- SUES DR. GREENE FOR LOST RENTS. Mockrldge, Jessee of a. teMment at 108 Swan street, h.s brought I a Bult for $1000 damages against lI10uin w'.'nthpl" prpynilg. antl 1111e11111lJllin, HeRlth Commissioner Greene and J<>hn Brown. one of the lnspec.tors of the lil.;(\ ('otlstlmptinn, can he trnnsmitted HeHlth Deparlment. Mockrldge clatms readily through (lxpeetorntions. he lo~l $1000 hecause hIs tenants were syh":.\lIi:l. :\lu!Uh·_r.t.U8(~th; J.ntJ Chllllectif!ut. advisf'd not to pay their rent unlil the - tI1Pl-'o'5e UI.lt the anny of cOW-s should hulldlng was fixed up and from other out on striKe! causes growing out of the prosecution IItarJe.d p;r; ~e~ealth :Ol!.,artment'l._~ St~phen -------------fE --14---1905 -----------------------"-Xf~ RESS------- --Lessee of Tenement sues Health Commisioner. Stephen Mockrldge, lessee of a ten.,. , ment at ~o. lOti 5\\'an street. has b ..~ u <-11'11 suit tOl' ~l.O()(J against HealtJr ('omnlissionE-l' Greene and John Brow", a l~nem(,l1t Inspector, During the rpcent crusade to maty. tenl~mf>nt-ownl?l's obey thf' law, the cl~ otflcluls got after tlH' Swan street. phl('f', one aUegalion being that the,. were too nlany families there tor t~ u('c'ommodations. 1\Tot'krldg,p ~IlYs he lost the amouQt demands bersuRe tenants wpre auy ...~ not to pay lh,·ir rent. and th of It train e tnlllbl �h~.veaT. . .qt ... UomptaiDa That He Been DamaPd· StepJaeo MoC!krIdl(e of 108 Bait Swan street baa notified Dr. Walter D. GreeDe, comm~on.r of health, and John &oWD. tenement house Inlpej!tor. tbnt he proPORP' .tnrtlnl( nn octlon ftJrnlnRt tbem as Indlvlduols nnd u om~lals of the city, for 11.000 as 11amageR for 1088 be clalme to hav" RURtalned during tbe recent tenement bouse crnaad~. Mo~krldge Is 1 _ of tbe premises , above named. He lea ..... tbem from D. M. Bormon. owner. WhIle tbe recent tenement bOllse crnaade was ot Its helgbt compln Int W8S mnde to Dr. Greene tbnt the premlAes lit 108 Swan street werebeing malntnlned contrary to law and In violation of city ordinances. He elted Mr. Barmon. owner of th. premises. to ap· lIear before him. 1\lr. Barmon explained tbllt he hnd leased, the place to Mock· rldj[e and that their understandln~ was tbat not more thnn two families should live In the premises. and that If anlo more families were there they were nol ·there wltb bls perml""lon. Dr. Greene then commllnieated with Inspeetor Brown and notl.. was servl!Ji on Moekrldge citing bim to apgear and give eXlllanations. It Is eala that In· sllector Brown found eight on the _nd Mockrldge was told be could have more than two families on the premo 1_. In his present romp/oint Mockrldge that Insvector Bro"'n told bis AlI"".. - tenants that tbey Dr. Greene also hos a number of let· ters from lome of tbe lllrgest taxpayers In Bulfm. commenting favorably on his plan and exprel'alng the hope thot the aldermen will grant his request for milk inspectors to inspect milk at the sources of anpply. . BRINGS ACTION TO RENT, AS TENANITS FORMED THAT THEY NOT LIABLE. lug II 5wlll" bf> . "'fit! Is the nwoPI' ut tbe ~ lhf> ,'rUI:UHlt. wn~ 10 ordt'l"rd III npJl(,;lr bffi '('OIllUllsl'toUPt (,I'(,4-'np IIml ~h.lw C'UllllP 11<" l"bonhl tlul Ill' prm,PI'ntf'll IWI'lila" J, T. (1111111'(> to Itvp up 10 nil till' tf'l1f'nH"nt ....... De~ not pny rent to l·f·ql1lrpm('n.t~. loll". B1II'II1on npIH~rl'd "Ia. their la~lord. Mockridge, and that fol· Intnrm("d (nmmh;l'Ilunpt" (,I'f"'(tnp th.lt b. h~pd th .. huildJuJ; to lll'. llOt'kl'hl#r(' lowing such advice the teoants of the was t~1 , ,1!"t' It tn ouly l,,·o fl1lUllI~ place bave refnaed to pay rent for "p. Ill!"" ,..II .. d lhnt It mutt· (hun two falllltlti warde of live mont.... Owing to the "'prl' llrlll~ in tht' hulldlne It "'''s W'........... bl", ('onSl'ut, .......... bad weather conditions that bave pre:\11', llorkrld,r{l !l'II!' IIwn fltlled for some tlme past the healtb derommiS)illllU'r (in't'nf' :1 nIl "'a~ partment baa not enforeed the law by nil hilt 'WII or till' (.lIntUf'S ,,'ould r.lf'nt(' th(> hulhHuC'. enmpelllnl tbe tenants of the premises :\{llI'kl'lthw, It h. ~tat"'l1. n'fuspd to move out. 111' to thl,. lI(fh·l'. Till!' fawUlC's Of(> Moekrldp complains that Inspector (,1I"ylll,;:' th(' bulhl'llJ! IllId bal'P r'riiiiiUJI Brown exceede(l bis authority when he 11;1)" tPnt for thr last th'p mont ad'rised tbe tenanta not to pay rent, and. lUl'pf'Nnr Brown llIadf" hlq filln lind It'utlll,'ll tbM Mr, tha t th9 proper actioD for tbe health aU· \ not 'h'Pll UII tn th(" ordrr a.!O thoritleo to h.ve taken was in the crlmln· ~hll).'l· (;r'·I·n ..•. O"'lu~ 10 lbf' wlutl':' rnmllttClIll'i al courts ~or tbe maintellllnce of a teneslon~r HrpPIH' h~~ 11""i'lf'd th:n II ment hou.e in '{iolation of law. lip tllp '"·~r tbln~ to Ulakf' th(> fl'om Ih(' hnlhlln&{. BUFFN 0, I J. V - - ,IAL... -------.-- -- --~-- SHUT OUT. ~alo - Cannot Sell lfilk in Under Present Conditions. .........f-EB--L!J- - Dr. John Hudson Grant, assistant com· missioDfr stnte deportment of Ilg'l'iculture. i. prepllring to proceed leglllly against Chnrlea nnd Howard Roach. doiug busi· ness 0 milk producers Ilt Akron, Erie county, under the firm nallle of Rollch Brothera. "The cowbarn of the lirm wos inspected recently and was found to be In Il mOlt unlanitory condition," said Dr. Grnnt in explalnioJ,; hi. action. "Not only waa It a very dirty place, but tbere was 1I0t • ulBcient ventilation. The air apace per nnimal WBS but 230 cubic feet. wherens there ronlly ought to be 1.000 feet. nnd we lix 600 feet as the minimum." '\ Dr. Grant bas reported bis lindings to Dr. Walter D. Greene. bealth commi.· tlioner, and iup lafter has .Issued an order to Rooch BrotherH. forcing them to dis· ; continue tbe anle of their milk within the . city of Bulfalo unW they comply with tbn Illw. Dr. Grnnt now hna bl. eye on a aimlInr plnee at Cheektowng•• which he proposea to investlra te onc.. ' I a, m BIJF ~ l () 19.Q~1_ ---.. ------- ll(l('lil'id~I' hnll1~ lh'lt til(' I Iw'nf ¥hflllltl hll\· ... h(,&{llU 11 him ""h('" 111" fnill'iI "/lSI'. In lin' II' til th ... II'IH'nt,'ut :S~IIII1$t l111Itloll" . 'rom _·_·······_··fE-&--j--I).. -r--·" 5---....----- SHUT OUT. -.-...... -.. -----:.-~.-."'7"---:::- .... -.. --- Firm Cannot Sell Milk in Bu1falo Under Present Conditions. ItlREE PEOPLE, lRE BITTEN BY I. Dr. John Hudson Grant. assistant com· missioner stote del)3rhnpu! of ngriculture, preparing to proceeil legally agalnlt Chnrles and Howard Rouch. dolllg busi· uess ns D1ilk Vro<lt",ers at Akron. Erie ('OUllt;<. under tbe firm Dallle of Rouch Brothers. "The cowborn of thr firm wos inspected recently and was foulld to he In 11 m09t MAD A dog. owned by :ltro. 322 Trenton Avenue on utlsDuitnr,.· C'ontlitiun," Mllid Dr. Urnut in was seized with the rahles explAining his netloll. "Not ollly WAS it n. vtlry dirty pIaH~e. but there \YOM not t Mrs. Supples and he,' tyo 8uft\C'iellt YentilntioD. The air space pel" \ laughter. severely bitting animai wns but 2-39 cubic feet. wLwrens I case wa!l re-po there renily ougbt to he 1.000 feet. aud Gr~and Dr. we fix 000 foet as the minimum." H.;-a;Ivisetl tha t Dr. Grant hos reported hi. finding. to her daughter he sent nr. ""ah~F P Greetlt',. bealth commis.tT"Atm"nt. Th,,>' left sioner, Illl thP litter baM issued all order CereSf'e. (OUT' to Roach Brothers. forcing them to dis· at No. R06 Wash ~ontlntle tbe sale of their milk within the by A dog . "ity (,f Buffalo IIntll they comply with ",ho Ilv P S In tho law. Ir-nnminle ...·m also be Dr. Grnllt now blls hi. elle on a similar Ilia.. ft t Cheektowllgu. which be proposes • to lul'e8t1I:"t~ at ollce. .- .. ---------------------------- ........--......... ~.R_LL_.l.I,,;..______ ...... --- -.- ...... - .. ---------_ .. -_ ....r---......-.. ------______ ._FIB_l _L____ .. I ----f ---_ .. -------------_ ------.. �··: ··i, r.:"'-~"a!»I"''''''' "'" o::t;)-~O ~ ~ '"' ~ ::: . .,g :! ~ Sf ~ iDf"i ~,~ S w' . -"'.,::-... gl2; "'!!!..... 1d ... I\) ~~.~ ;~f> () ::r 3 '1 t:: ~ ~!t> ::t ::1000 .... :T!,(t) .r+~:t1U 0 ::t' , g. ~;;:i : i - ~i :...... "" ;r:_~e...; : S· 1-'4(') S:j~O>..., ~8.0 :e . . . ~:::E!'f~~(1I~ ~ = ~;{-8 a ., ---;'::t::r-tj rncrt»;ct ~:1.'< 0"",,:S g ::r e: 0.:D m (5"'''' IJq f ! ::t .... --------·-t f.-B· ..V~--19.0.~.. , .. · ~ , \ 1 + .. I ~ tt _>""1_op.. O:JI'I>'< o , E! ··: ·:, , '"1_0 33 -", g'! -co O":1::itj: D'Q '': ' ~It>Otl' "'~C>li1 n t'D::::1~n!!m :1£4 ·,,, , 2'mQ.. ! "'10);. ~ ~ 6 ~ E::X:. o,lU ~ ~ :Il:ro_og - T ~ a; ~ 11 ~ ~ ., 'm \ ~ 1 po • ----------- ....u·E-B.-1.-, ..... .jJ--' t 1-i.l1i-~-· . SIX NEW MILK '\. INSPECTORS URGED HEALTH COJIUISSIO~Ell._J:illEEXE S.4.YS TilEY ARE A 1\'ECESSl'rY A '\'D OTHERS SPEAIl: FOR THEIR APPOIXT_ MEST. Health ~ommlseloner Greene's appeal for five more milk inspectors is strongly baeked by a large fOllowing. The matter "'n. given a hearIng before the "\ ld~rmanic Committee on OrdInances :re~tel'day afternoon and many \\rere pn-sent to ~peak in favor of it. Adelbplt ~Ioot i~ one of It. supporter". Mr. ).!ot.:,t saki he believes III e('onomy, but I not th" sort that endangE'rR lIfe anti! health. Dr. Jane ~'. Carroll, president of the Society of '.vomen Physldans; i"lr. John R. Coakley, SeC'ret~ry Harper r· r f, thf> .M 111(, Prodnrt-'lS' .A,Jill~ciation; Yinf'. of th" Peopl,,'. Milk ~omPU'" tna Deputy ('nmmlssloner Clark "pol,' 111 ("YO I' of the appointment of F mOT( hlsppctors. DI·. U ...,en,' read a I"U"r from F. H. G r:mdyt"3.r, who~p rlaughter's death 'was -I <"au~erl by drinking impure mllk. He is heartily in favor of such action and offt:l's Dr. Greene his support. TIlE PROPOSED NEW PUl\IPfNG STATION TH E DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WOR'KS RE COl\ll\IE N DS, AT FOOT OF PORTER AVENUE. Fro m a drawfi'ig prepared fo r the department. This new station would supplement the pres ent on e.-See page 5. �--------------------FfB--r-S-·T9"05---------- -'hjJ -----~ COMMISSIONER IS A OF PURE MILK. CommissIoner Greene Is earohis plea. (or mon milk InThe Aldermanic Committee gaye' a hearIng on thl!! afternoon. and to or the menlbers a large appeared In favor ot having men appointed. Jane W. Carroll. pre.ldent of the of Women Physicians. said m il k was necessary and that more lnepector~. Secretary of the Milk Producers' Assoof Western Xew York said hi. favored the change In the F. K. Vine of the People's 'e s.lmilar encourDrennan of Cheei<did he was heartily tn fa,'or Inspectors. Commissioner Gr~ene read a Frank Ji...Ooouyear. whose ted some time ago from almilk. The letter urged or n Auffielenl number ingure a better milk HE ,.venth annual ball given laot night by Zulelka m'otto No. 10. Coatsworth. Edward D. Peters. John H. Price. Lloyd L. W,·stbrook. Charles F. tho Enchnnted Realm was a delightful " • Bickford. Hf'nry. ,V. Brendel, Clarence E. Ru"hnr·lI. WIIUam II. Bradish. Clark H. T ]'1ystic Order or Veiled Prophets or Bishop. Martin H. Blecker. R. I{enneth atraJr. The entire 44lh RE'gt. Band nl- "imprmnn, PE'rcy Eaton, John \V. Jarvis, ternating with the 65th Comple.te Orches- Phil1\) Y. F(>nnE'lIy, Hf'rman Bernhardt, tnt fUrnisht'd mu~lc contlnuou!'lly from Ilam lton 'Yard. Jr., Fred BrE'nll1~f'n, Jl\. 9:30 in th~ evening unt11 long atter mid- B('rnartl Coh!'n, John A. Andre, ]~dwnrd night. rrhf? hall decorations wer£'! n€Over G. Beck(~I', Frank 1. Dorr, Gusta.ve J. excelled. mnny new features: being 1ntro- Adolff, 'VNdl'Y C. Dudley. ("harlt's II. clu(~ed ('on\,prting the big hall into a per- Gnugt.'r, Chnrles II. 1"unn('l1, ' V'altC'r D. fed ball room. Gre~- ' Robert S. Hambleton, Bl'nja.mlll Executive Commltl<.>e---Albert T. Lyttf', 11.~roY~. Danl .. l L. Hamill. Eownrd H. (,'hairman; Loul!-l P. Adolft'. Jr., Charles HauCk, E. D. Hofeller. Edgar B. Jpwett, Dfr·bold, Jr., ErneRt L. Volgpnau, Albert "'llUam P. Ka!iting. ·"Vlll1nm A. KpndnU, 1\f. Ha.uck, Frank J. Eberle, Henry G. F..dwurd A. K£'ndrJck" Chlulps H. Lamy, Falke. George 1tf. 1..«"wls, "llllllm P. LUNleckC', Reception Committee-George L. Brown, "'IlUam H. Lyons, rhari(>s R. 1\!arkhnm, chairman; Erastul" C. Knight, Edward K. Charlf's }<:. AlnwndingPT. Louis E. Des~ Emt:l"Y, John \.V. Flsber, Edward }O;. beck~r, Arthur E. Kemp, George H. I =0' g.e::" .....~ '33;;:;' ~ 2. ';" g?.. :.:~. ;:e ......... --- (b en g~sr~ig~? ~~ -:::'~~ ~ g-;:~ ~ .; ::r.-~ ...:. .... = :=',~;.J"::;;I ('") .. p.:::r ..... ,. .... ~ ~ ... ~ ~ ~ "O~:l'_'tI ... .-:'~ .1) ::r' :;:,l ~ :!.--:-;;~ :I ~i Woolley. Renry Schaefer. Clydo E. Mnxwell, \VlIlIam n. Hotchkiss, Elias llntt'tl. (,hnrl('8 P. Eller. Henry H. Guenther, }I~edf'-rlck Wende, Frank 'V. Hinkley. John H. Stock. George A. Cotton, Charles J . Herrick. C. LE"e Abell. Fronk A. Abbott, Augustus H. Knoll, Be-njamln .1. ~wnrtz, Frnnk J. Tnnn(lr, Ch~rlE'~ tV. Mann, ,YlllJam S. Riselay. c.:hal'lE"~ F. Rturm. Ij'1"t.'tll·ri('k A. Busch, J. Gf'orge NU~!-ilJnum(>l', Edward J. ,MeYf"r, Thomns n. Noonan, James )1. O'Nr'lll. John F. Patterson, John G. Paul, Fr£'llp.rlck PrelFis, Df'I...:wC'Py Rankinp. Josf'ph H. Reb~tock, Hnrrison G. 8(:11$1, Gt-·orgo I":. Staple~, Alonzo l\{. VJn{,f'nt, Edgul' C. Neal. Sitlnf'Y J. Rugg, l<"'loyd ~. Cn'go. John .F. Koch, Earl N. Blood. l)t.>\·oe P. Both-on, John K. Patton, J. I~. "'hltle:" Dulfnntf' A. \Vhttlng. Floor Committee-Charles Diebold, Jr., chaIrman: Ernest T.J. Yolgt'nau. ",V 111 lam F. :McGlashnn. Daniel \Y. Emer:llng, George H. \YlllistOl1, Frank 1.. Beyer, Carl L. Howell. l~eonard Van&mthuysen, Alonzo G. Hinkley, Hartley S. Scott. AIexandpr P.. Currie-, David Ru!'lnnclf'r, C'harlfis D{·nny. L'harlE's D. SUcknl')", ,,'arl'£'11 P . Bender. Vernon K "·ooll. SamUf'J 1I. Poolf'Y, \Yllllam H. Johnson, Ai· bf'rt IT. Zlnk, Clark ~r. Rohf'rt~. George Z ip", Ray D. Kurtz, Tlnrr:r K. KraH, 1<:1wood B. Smith. .AI31'rt E. Hubbard. Ht'nry G. Falkf>. Alhert M. HaUck. ThumR$ \V. 'fyson, H(·m·y F, Graf, Arthur "". Percival, Ai thur B. B(>('k~r. Charif>s V. Busch. Frnllk C. lln·ndf'l. Fronk J. Ebl7'rle. Fre-d S. ('ass, Edward Brf'ltwcise>r. A. :\{. Rudlngf'r. Gf"orl{e Y. 11Yllde. Jamel" L. PUf\"i!'l. FrPder1ck Hummf'"I1, Pl'rcy Brunskill. 'WilHam F. Rob~ bln~, John L. 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E r!) !') 0*\ n~ n 'tI!..o>'>.~_~:..: 3-~-~~_2~~~"5 ~­ ~'~~~r~3o~~~n~~~~~ I» "..::s iI ~ -::lo>rl ~ 3 ~(N ~ ~~~a~a~i~e_~~~~~~~ Adnm Kuhn. W<hstcr H. Franels, Peter Fost. Caryl C. Hill. Uf'orgt!" G. HarrSson, ..~<tward A. Southnll, \VlIlInm B. Todd. William J. Porter. Henry Tuthill. J;:dward McQ. Duthie. Wllllam P. !'ola8hlntcr. John 'M alcolm. Randolph Rnrnf'st Howard D. Beach. He-nn' A. Brulluagl', Robert E. Culhick. ,,'llilam R. ])anlds Louis C. DE'tio. 'Yil1Jam C. Tnman. A; (~. Kranl('bff'ld, J. Henry )"larldf'n, Xapolcon Meyers, '\'illlam L. Pf .. if(~rl Hnrry L·Hommo .. dit>u. John W·. 'Yllliam!'it. ':\fuslc C'nmmHtH'-Of'Orgr A. f'hairman: Henry J. rrra.utmann. p. Penfold, \YULam H. Plnck, F..(! rtowl{'Y, Ray Stanh.')'. Henry. C. Urorge \V. "·pyand. Pt"'rctvRl 1\f. . f:d"nl' J Whnrr. John W. WL Chnrlrs P. "'"oltz, John MJIlf"r, I1't:. F.bC'rhardt. Guy M. Hrrlnger.1 ,M oore. l.'J)"sses 8. Thoma.\.~ ...... ~~~:::~::sS3' :;;~; .::Ioa.-t"" . . . ... :;-~~g; • _____ _ _ ,::r~,"!' r:2'~ ;;; ..... "1 (") :0 ~ Z G') m Q (") ~ Z r-0 m Z ::D"'" f/)m ::z:::D _ m ~ z I:J:I(") mm -t :e ZO m m Z • •I T C -~ > �r.... - ---·.... -:·_--1 }, FEB l FE1·7-··~9{}~- .--.-.- ·ff) ~. t ..... ,'.... . Lt . U - CANADIANS SEE F OUR MEN MARCH MANY WANT MORE MILKINSPECTORS R[V I[W g Its Sources. Dr. Greene s Plan. BUT NO ACTION IS TAKEN I I I Adelbert Moot says it will be false Economy not to have necessary Officials. ~!iIk producer•. milk dealers. physl- ria nSf la wYf"rs and business-men ap- Officers of the Thirteenth Battalion of Hamilton Guests of the 65th. REGIMENT'S BRAVE SHOW • MORE MEN NEEDED. Visitors wore mess U niforms that zled-Band g ave Welcome with Maple L eaf. FROM OFFICERS FOURTEEN 13TH BATTALION OF HAMIL- IIealth Commissionet.. .GJ;eene Asks for Five Additional Inspecto rsCommittM Took No Action. TON GUESTS OF HONOR. peared hetore the aldermanic commitN SPITE of the attempts of the tee on ordinances yesterday to speak In weather to prevent the ylslt. ~!aj . favor ot ('ommis~loner Greene's plea to Newburn . lIlaj. La Batt and a haye more Inspectors to go to the farms Anolher he.nring wa" /Ch'en. loy the "I· party ot fourteen omeers of the 13th and dairIes In Ihe count)·. dprtunnir ("OOlmittt')C' on orlhnfll1C(,~ ~' p~~ Adelbert Moot saId tlla t at present the \ terdny aft«noou in the IJ1ntt'·" . nf. the Battalion of Hamilton. Ont., were en· "pplieatio,", of Health . CO~lI111"lOner tertalned last evening by the officers city harl but one milk Inspector. Tha.t GreE'ue fnr fiyf' more milk lllsprdo rR . of the 65th and wltne~sed a l'evi£:lw ills-peetor wag supposed to cover the dty. as well as the county. He said it whose dnties shnil 1", to ins}ll'ct the and regImental parade nt the 65th 's was an absolute Impossibility tor one dairy fJ1nns of Erie- ~"O \lnty and ~f'C thllt t Armory. man to do all \.he work. Commissioner the ROtu"e o( the, llulk RIlI'ply for Bur· The train upon which they came was Greene wants six new tnspec-tors and falo i~ uncontnnllIlRtetl. . lat ~ and it was after 10 o'clock when lIfr. Moot thought that was none too A.delbert :\[oot ~'aH the fj"t spenker. e"corted b)' Ca pt. Chapin and Lleut. many. He <aid that the Ctty had at pre,eDt but Jackson they entered the drill hall "r don·t belle"e In high taxe,." said one milk insppctor and thn t he WRS f1\UpE' county ,t< wrll os and the band struck up "The lIIaple ' lIIr. Moot. "r believe In economy. but PO~P(I to eovpr '~rle ,.' . . ' .. ~. ) ·t. f Buffolo which ",a" an llU' Lenf. The guests" ere then pre,."ntI don't believe that economy should be t h " ."t. ~ " . ed to 'Mayor Knight. who occupIed practiced where health and education posslblht)'. . ' th" re\'lewlng "tand with LIeu!. Lt.ter. art:' to sutter. Thl~ measure cannot be )1r. Mnot said thnt he dId unt hoh.,·. Frank '''. Hinkley. Police Commlsoppo"ed hone,Uy by any taxpayer ot in hi~h tox", and wos for eCOUODl,. hut 1.loner" Doherty and Rupp. John H. rea~onable Intellt~en('e.·· he RaId h." did not beliove iu false econ· )lo),nlhan. Dr. \Va I1l:I,. D. Gr..ene and Dr. Jane ,V. Carroll. prP"ldent at the omy. He did not heliey(' in thot E"C(..Ifl- Duncun :\lcLeod. The Cafiadi~fi p!lrt,Y Soctety of Women Physicians. said that <'nw which could he .ecur!'d only at lhp cOll.I.ted at Maj. La Batt. ~Iaj. N .. ,,. f J'r I 1 itl burn. Chaplain Fornoret. Captafns to have pure milk It would be necessary expe-ll~e () l"e ~tH u'a 1.. Robertson, :\la~on, Le-ster and Herto go to the source. Dr. John B. CoakDr..Talle ". Carroll. !ll:e'ld!'nt. of tbe I ring. and Lieutenants Carter. Turner, ley "aid the milk .upply WIiS no less ImSociety of "'omen I'hyslClI1n" sOld th.at Allen. 'Wrlght, Black. Meaklns. Healey. portant than the water supply. it would be iml","sihle to get pure Dll1k . Thoma""n and Tucker. Secretary Harper ot the Milk Producwithout investigntill~ tb{' sourcE' of the I 'fhe ~carl€'t coats, dark trOll!ters Rnd ;>r.B AssocIation of Weslern New York supply. Dr. ,John B. Coakley snid that the ~l~~~~ll~~ ~J~\ff~~r;~11u~nPceH~:1~t~~qcl:'~~~ said his association was heartilY in tamilk ~lll)plr wn~ ftc;;: important ns the To a man thf"Y ('xprt'-ssed thf'lr admiration YOI' of having more tn"pecto;s. He ,,'nter supply from the ,i!'wiloint of of the rxhlbltlon of the regiment and tbe r I I' I I ~alri the mpn who w~r~ hl~ . assocta· tlon kept their harns and dalr!"s clean and that they "'ere compelled to meet compet Ition with men "'ho did not. F. K. Ylne of the People'. Milk Company said that some at the milk that was brought into Buffaln ,,'a" not flt f()r a rlog. lIe saId some of It he would not lake even as a gift. "They make us take good care or our milk In the ritY. but that don't do any good If It·, Impure when It comes t;' us." .alll Mr. Vine. .Jl1ng~ Brennan ot ~heektowaga. who ha5 n large tarm. 88 well as a mlIk route. ~atd hp was hearttly in favor or ~~.,..~Ifi ,>r" milk Inspectors. but thought It was up to the state to furnish them. Deputy I'ommls.loner Clark of the health department. also spoke In favor I Hpalth <,~('lmml~slonpr Grej:lne reati the Crom F. H . G"4illlyear whofle danghtt'T dlf'd Borne- time ag~ follOwing letter from drInking Impure milk; T am ,,;ry much tnt(lre~ted in tb; milk f;ub. Jelt ;\f} fatbf'r. wbo "'till8 a physician "m pres~f'd me witb tbe fact or the value ~Dd dang~r of milk a~ a food supply for 1 f t in\"ahdR and healthy people. 1 shall b~ ;'~rs. ~l8.rl Indt"erl {anll p"rhaps my brother -:1"1,Jl~ Jotn mrl to 3l"P(>ar before your committee and urge the passage of 8n ordinance giving tbe m"n nep.ded to apat&t In this cODne('tlon but I ("xPp.ct to b(' absent [n'lll tbp city unci 1. In April and .:'Itr. C W G d I ear l . bl" abH"l!t from tbe tweo'Ueti' i~=~:nr:l:pccts to I ha VP tl flY • h~ bpst or the peoplp on the ,!ue"lion of short bottle.. Hp said that mo::;t bottlps Wf'rp. f'ith~r an ounce over (lr an nunre undpr anr1 that it 'w as lmpo~:::Jhlf" to. gPl glassblowers to blow them the exact measure. He also said tha t t.he milkmen lcet hpavily on the bottlp:o; that \\pre stolpn and brok No action was taken, lOS:: I Com· pany said tbnt some of the milk brouA'bt , to Bnffalo ",a" not fit to gh'e to a do~. The following I"tte .. from Frank II . Goodyeoor, whORe d3n~htE"r. it i~ ~llid, died I".t )'ear from tllP effect. of drink · inA' impnr~ lUilk. wos read by Health ~ ? ~ ;; ;;];.l Company. . 53 I. ................. 3 F . . .. ............. 3 I 53 42 37 G ... .. ............ 3 B .. ............... 3 Commi~sjonrr GrE"e-n~: "J Rm T'f'ry 1llurh int(>reqte-u in thp milk ~ubj(>ct. )ly fothrr, who wn~ n physirinn, jmprp~spd nH' with tbp fllrt oo 59 00 o 51 45 o 0 IS Totals .... . ... 12 185 SECOND BATTALION. of the "I\lne "uri dauger of milk aR a food sUllply for infnut~, inya1id~ find healthy 1"01'11'. I .hall b" wry g-Iatl inde.d (uud perhuP" my brother wonld l join JllPl to nppf't,r hE-fore )'0111' ('ommit- 1 tC'P and urA'f' the Ilnssog(l' of nn ordinnnC'e A ............ . .... (' ................ D ................. H ................. froDl the ~ity until ~nrll' in ~\J1ril An(1 )1r. C. "'. r;ood)'~or ~:'l'ect< to he nb,pnt fr011l tIle 20th in,t:' The cOUlmittep did uot toke any nco tion in thp mnttt~r. ThE' qneostion of I?nn('tin~ nn ordinnOt'eo ngninst the- ll<.;e of Rhort milk bot- 3 3 3 3 :\. C. S......... H. c. .. ......... U 36 0 0 5 5 ".,- 65 44 0 0 6 4 51 209 Totals ........ 12 F. and S ....... 15 p:iying the mpn IlPpdNl to ns~ist iu thi~' F . :0.1 ........... ('onnpC'tiol1. hut I pxpcrt to ht.~ obRP.n t Band .......... wns also ('on!o;ic\t'rf'fl, s:: 0 o 15 !?3 28 35 0 0 0 0 o o o o o o !!JJ o 4~ 74 .95 .9~ .53 ~ .. :~7 . 86 .S7 16 .11)\ o 24 1 .100 .96 32 .88 35 .100 4 o FIRST BATTALION. 93 .b\ "\(9~ 241 o Major N""'burn and flfteen other officers at the Thirteenth Battalion of Hamilton started for Buff RIo yesterday aCternoon to b" the gue_ls of the otfleers of the 65th RegIment at the re"Iew last night. The train balked and they nenrly missed the ~how. Captain Chapin and Lieutenant JackRon waited at the station until 10 o'clock before the guests have In sight. The Canadians were rushed down to the arsenal. The thirteenth Battalion onoe played host to the 65th. and memories linger. The CanadIan omcers. belated and breatllless. were greeted with cheers, and the band struck up the Maple Lea!. 'When the Canadians reached tho. reviewing stand where Mayor Knight presided. they r"moved their greatcoats and their dazzling unltorms evoked applause. The trousers were a k. with a narrow red ~trtpe. and the coat was a scarlet dress coat without tails, showIng a brave expan.e of whltp shirtfront. It Is the mess tunic of the battallon. 'Wlth Major Mewburn were Major La. Ratt, Chaplain Fornor"t. captains Robertson. Mason, Lester anrt HerrIng. and lieutenants Carter. TUl'ller. Allen, I Wright. Black. Meakin •. Healey. Thoma~on and Tucker. The concert by the 65th's band began two haul'" betore the visitors arrived. Shortly atter 9 o'cloek the regiment aII..mbl~d by companIes. and "'as fomled. Then :lI1ayor Knight "'alked to the front at th" rHlewlng stand and thr. m"n presented arms. General Welch escorted the Mayor. On the revlewlng·stand "'Ith the Mayor were Lieutenant Lister. hie sonIn.law. Frank 'V. HlnklpY; police commissioners Doherty and Rupp. John H .. !\1oynthan, Dr. Green, ond Duncan McLeod. The figures of attendanc(' were; Grand total.. 39 495 0 43 66:: The Hamilton officers wllI return home tod~Y. -PrE'!lcnt.- 1. ......... P ......... G......... B . ........ - ....__ ._... _._............... 5 (' acticed Medicine without icense, Jury finds against Finch I !'anc A. Finch will be leht;nCed next 'Wednesday by JUdI<> Emefy for prac. tu: 1..... ~. \Vlt\lout .. Hcense. A Cnunty (ourt jury Yeaterday reporte hfm guilty. FInch trea.ted OtIJl H trn1un for canCf'r before be a. 0 thon sont In a bill to ; death and against her estate. 'lbe til Surrogate lowe(1 on the <il-. bill waa dlsalnot a physician ~ tIlat Finch wall F. A. Abbott o~ h~ DIstrict , e'-: the -----_._-------- _. -~ ~.~~~-" ~ =-- .---.!... '--,,~ =..... - MILK INSPECTORS. n n Totals., 12 F. & S ... 15 N. C. S .. .. H. C' ..... .. F. M ..... .. Band ...... . 2!l9 0 1, .0 ~1 45 5 G. Tot. 495 20 241 15 , 'i 23 2~ 35 3~ r W AT E R M ETER QUE S - T ION. alt~ . Commissi Q~ eene wants fi"e ddlttonal m!lk insp"!tfors. There are about 800 mtlk producers supply109 the local field, and they are scattered all over this end of the State The aggrega~e amount consumed an~ nually here IS about 900,000 gallons. Dr. Greene wants the new inspectors so that they may visit milk farm~, and he sa:ys h~ also needs the assistant bacte!10I<;tglst so .that bacteriological ealCmlOatton of mtlk may be made in the future. 60 1"-, n 1~- 215 SECOND BATTALION. 72 3 61 0 5 44 :1 M 0 5 74 n ......... ~ ~5 0 6 6l H ......... 3 44 0 4 ~ ~.....-..f:----..-......-...-...-... - ~~ 4 6 Totals .. 12 .l T HE .... a 0 0 43 =--- --- ~'tnrt were stolen or broken, n Arter the drill the omc~rs at entertained theIr visitors at the Butralo Club. but nothing milk deniers lo.t hen"i1)" au bottles that 353 3 ~3 3 42 3 37 A ......... C ......... "'A' .10111'. It. (;. Wright sa it! thllt it wns impo!':-oiuif". to blow n bottl~ of nuy 'ii1.p. Bnttlf"~ wt're ~omptiJllf'~ n littlp o,·C'r nmI <,;olll(>timE"~ n littlE" shurt of the r:\8('t m()n~\1re. Hf" also SAid th~ -Absent.- Co. omcer~. Men . Otftcers. 'Me>n. Stren~tb. Prt. en. -. £"81'8.T9.0· ..-- J"R- FIRST BATTALIO:\. Present. Ab~E-nt. tb~~ I~~~rn:~~ :~~;"re~;'f::~ )lilk tles At thE" ~nd of tht! drlll the Hamilton and Butralo guestl\ ""'re entprtalned at thp Burralo Club by th~ Offl Cf>N or thE" 65th ReglmE'nt. The ftlure!li or attendance tor the regiment ""f;re as tollows: R.~r.taT\' Harper of the :\Iilk Produc· e~t \Rso~intion of ,w('stern X('w York. . r . t"ntiorsed the propmatlOn to Pffillloy mor(> inspecto .... and said that the memlwrs of the association were ('om}wllrd to compete with men who did not k!'ep -~~---~----- ~ band (' on t t'rt glvt:"n. purity. of the ordinance. Thp committee also took up the ques. tlon of short bottles. R. G. Wright s~ld that the nllik OP81011l tn Burralo dlnn·t iI duo ~jll ebody or some corporation is disptaying considerable perniCIOUS actlVlty In advocating a metering system for the city water supply,. but great care is taken not to make public any definite statement as to the cost of meters, or as to who is to bear the burden thereof. One thing is very sure, as far as housekeepers are concerned, and that is they would find themselves very much hampered in many ways if the water supply is curtailed by the use of meters. The muni.cipal affairs committee of the Chamber of Commerce has taken this subject under consideration and should be able, after careful investigation, to make an intelligent report. .W; .93 .ltq .93 �---------- ---------------------- -.~--------~--_r__--------.....o~- -..., o fOR fiVE PEGTORS Of MilK SUPPlY Health Comm issioner Greene Tells Committee on Ordinances of Importance of increasing Efficiency of Milk Inspection. REQUEST IS TABLED BY THE COMMITTEE rhe Aldermanic Committee on OrdlnanceJ had under consideration yes toruay the request of Hoalth Commissioner Walter D. Greene for five additional IlIsp,'c!ors~ to receive not e!te~edlng $1.000 a year, whose duty It ohal1 be to look aner the enforcement of the laws relating to the city's supply of milk, The 'Iuestl~n at enforcing a penalty against milk dealers who retail milk In .rt-mea!:'ul·o botU~s was aiEo un- der conslderatlun. Attorney .staple9, wh() represents [he milk dealers, contends that It would co&! the elty frolll '10.000 to $15,000 a year to br ing tha milk dealers under the regulation of the Sealer of Weights and Measures. Owing 10 the absence of Mr. Staples this mattel' was laid over for a weak. . The reque"t for !lye additional Inspe('tors wa!.1 elso tabled. Heatth CommiSSioner Orneut> InsIsts on the import- , nnc.:e of hH:rea..,ing the efficiency of the milk Insj/e,·tlon and complaIns that his prese-l1t tOJ"(" !s inadequate tor this purpose, lIi :, '1' H OSF: 1'0LH.a: S'\'L. \RI ES. No one a,.ppp.aring In support ot the modest requost a! th~ Polle~mml.­ tI stoners for salary increases, that matp. tel' was also labled to give those Interd ~.ter1 a ,'hance to b~ heard. The Inft crea:=res asked for are as tallows: Su· perlnt~ndent, $500: Inspectors, ~200; captain!', $100; c1'lc! operator, $100; sutI perlntenoent of ho".s, $120; clerk to c BOlIrd ot Pnitoe, $100; sergeants, $120. and an additional grade for patrol1: men. wlill salar;"", of $1.020 instead at the present maximum of $900. For tho exIra grade It IS proposed to make men eligible after tour years at meritorious "I q " , .. ILECTURES BE FORE THE HISTORICAL SOC IETY. \ I I I T h e't'e wae no wa.t~r preesure a.t the AlmshouAP ye~t(>rda.y forenoon, This was due to thf' cold wave. The Almshouse ts on the highest ground tn the ctty and whe-n faucets are turned on throughout Buttalo to prev(·nt the freezing of water ptP~9 the prPFt'oUre Is not etrong enough t o reaeh th., Almshouse, The report ma.de by the Pump1nl" Sta.tion yest&rda.y was tha.t In the preceding 24 hours 206,000,000 callons ~ t water was pumped, r I Fr:lnk fJ,U~.fl JO on n. &fl'ern.nc(". S6Crf'tdry of th e Hletot"iC"RI Socl€'ty. ga'-e a le(,luTe- In the Time of Wa.hlngton" ·tt the fIIocirty's hufldlng In Delawar{'l Pnrk v("<:· terdoy nfternoon. Npxt Sundf,\Y Dr ,y ,{ttel' D. Gr~ will speak on "'The Sa;lltary Retormatlon In Hayana." om ) 1 1905----- ____ •• __ 0. ._ •• _•••• __________ •• __ __ r n -will have Meet ing Tonight. A "pedal meeting ot the East Butralo ·AfisoriatI~n ,Will hP. held tonight In Ocld Fellows Temple, 'Vllllam and Jetr~rson stre~t~, ('ommttteeR" ho have bf'ell Inv".tlgallng yarlous municipal problems \\ III roport anrl Reyeral prominent 0111clalP ann professIonal men will speak on ma Itel's at Interest to taxpayers and Ru~Jnt"'f:~ l\Ien's & Taxpay~rs' .... -L L\- ~-. ~ -.- - --- ..... 'it to -.-.---.----.-.-- .1;'1"' " ' DEAD DOa TA KEN TO HEALTH B Ol'S BRING C_~RC.~SS TO IP_-tL B UILDII\'G ON strongly tayored by milk producet'~' 1 SLED. mllk deniers. physlctans and many otherg. It Is In the Interest ot good health. , At present the city has only one milk Beeaus~ the :..:~~~~~ I dei:nquent In nl'pector. He Is suppo~ed to coyer the a dead dog from a on city as well as the rest at the county. Street, two small boys brought lb. mains to the Municipal building on It 18 not reasonable to e!tpeet one man hand ple,1 yesterday afternoOn. to Inspect all tho milk furnl.hcd to the 1 ' When the clerks ot the ~rtment refused to assume the rp.ponslbllt1"t city. It Is an n bsolut., Impos.lhtllty. caring for th" carcass the younpte:5 Yet. all the milk should be inspected. dump~d the bod)' on a ,no ... bank In front of City Hall. For se".ral hOll" The CommIssioner recommends the ap- It la)' until taken away by Ihe c;tr I ~c ;l\·enger, - .... . _- ---------- E~ Buffalo Business-men --.- ---- r k --_ _________________J[~~~~_~~;_~--I-U WA ER FAMINE AT THE ALMSHOUSE. fD I - tho franchise tax 18. w J the !Ollowln~~' ""(>', t hearing on· the school ordinance has be~n postpon·,d until th~ follo\\'lng eek. I !te.nltl~~~~W~d. stated that an increase of salary is ask ed fo r B.en Cowles, harbor master. a goo d fellow in --------- - -----------.... --.<.>. - -- - - ---- -- -- hImself and a bro ther-in-law of the jI,fayo r And the 9rdlnance Committee refu s ed th e ~THE nTERE~ OF HEAIII'H. bunch . It dIdn't dare l. e recommendation ot Healtb Comml5 lon~r Greene that addltlO~llk In'pectors be appointed so that all the n milk that comes to this city may be properly Inspected Is an excellent one .. - . __ --. .. _-. and It should be complied with. It Is Th" schOOl ol'dlnnnl'e which has given to much disc u~fon. was set down tor a ImuUe hearing n.xt Thursday but ss Chairman :\IcEachren Is going to Albany with ~IaYQr Knight, the Corporation Counsel and PresiJent 'I.:homn' f. ,ddart at t he Board of (ounellmen to attend the Assembly rJ~~ ~·n "WHERE TH E CARCASS IS THERE SHALL TH E E AGLES BE G ATHERED T OGETHER." )f e conspirators in and out of . puhll c lIfc in thi city harl theIr way the lllU111clpalIty of Bnffal'o wou ld bc bankrupt in \,ery .short ord e r. The re a r e already camped wlthm Its bO\ln daries, ready to make contract~ with vcnal c It y "fficials for the great lllach111ery nec~s, a ry for unnecessary water filtratIon plants In the "H am b urg hills:' schemers reae!y at ha nd, patiently waiting . in handsome olhces. fo r th e time w hen the cIty offiCIals shall delIver thr body c(lrporate, bound hand and foot, for them t o pick the eyes Ollt of and tear the Re s h . The city is, according to their calculat ion s, 10 become the prey of the vnltllre. Already in one instance t he hand of these carniv'crol1 s creatu res, who have neither son)s ~() b e damned nor bodies to be kicked. ha\'e be e n revealed. Ruffalo tax payers are 10 have w ate r lI1elers foisted upon Ihem and the time IS n o t distant. unless thc harpies arc interfered with , when each hO\lseholder will be asked t o pa y tribute as a necessary condition for th e o h taining of the use of Niagara water t o th es e "nt of town devastators by heing cl,mp c lled to pay a delH»it for water meters. Buffalo needs a strong man at th e helm o f the ship of state and. if it cannot ha\' c him and its \\ ishe, arc defeated by the ma c hinations of the gang of o o liticians who di sgr ace ... tate:-01l1an~hiD and who are i11 co ntrol of t h e domina nt political party, recourse nUl . . t 11(.' CCS · sarily be had to yigilance committee s, e ls e the last \'estige of pro sperity of the city will Jlerish. ,1\11 down the line the plunderers arc sce king to plnnge their ar11ls. elbow d ee p, in th e public treasury. Ilcalth Co mm i" l(lner Greene. and this is ~aid with lid uiikiiid s pirit t .._ b the head of the Department o f lI ea lt h. through the negligence o f whose s uhordin a t es scarlet feycr was rife last year, has as k e el the Commil1.ee on Ordinances for six additi ona l "mi lk inspectors" and appeared befo r e th e committee in advocacy o f the measure h e p ro· posed. The Ordinance C0 11lmittee r efu se d h is request very properly . The six insp ec l"", would have meant ea ch a tlllllha llll d"ll a r a(1 ditional hurden to the 'taggering in c uh us of the taxpayers. • The Policc Department ask s fo r "n in!'!'!'"" nf many palrolmen at a thousand d"l la l's " per" to guard the city's interests and d o th e w "rk which under a fortner adnlinistrati on w as lion(' by a lesser number of men. The fire department asks fo r a store ke e p !'r never hereto fo re necessary, at fourt ee n h un dred dollars a year and Commi"i n n e r or Buildings Rumrill asks for an increase in th , salary of four of his building inspe clors a n d of the. ial!itor of the Municipal Building. I\no the mIlk m the co coanut of recent civil se n ' icc changes leaked out a little when it h eca m e kno.wn t~at His Hon o r was in fa\'or o f r r heymg h,s new appointees by gi\' lng th e 11l a - - --- --- --------------- ____ _ paId secretary to help them out at a sa lary of fifteen hundred dollars a -when vear. it is furl hcr ---- - --- ------- --, - ________ L __ !.L ______ _ The cap fits the sheaf I s£n Ic~, hearing "para lions fol" the annUl e U, B. Glee and ~1 I CODCert ~o c~t;t8ItY ball \\,hie~i~~!~~ ClUb, boe ,uesday evening. Feb 2 • the Quite a Disturbing Incident in the The Office of Health Commis~f tbe hall: A. ~{e D~o~t~8 tb. 'Id.; . '. ot the medical d ' . . " and O. U. Sloner Greene, a~dt PSI OmIcron Ofe~~:t~~nt, B. p. S, _ __ r,~~:::ent, Delta ('hi, of t:;m~cy d... the ent, and X. P. P .• D ~ ... de1"l'Illn .. nfterno,,!! twu ypr~ "Innll boy" men~ar;etonlan", of the de~t;I~; and wlllkpcl into thp olll,·~ of ~Iz. j he booths will he ot a PartI ('()rnll1i,~iul1pr or hel1lth, and infol'met! lar.;' a~!erl'al ('olonlul style a/;:UI~ Chi,,! ('Ierk ~(·hl1.lch·r thut lh,'.\· hilt! Ihe \\!th the C:I~~t, ~uth will be d'~ra~ed 1"111'('0" uf u t!en(l dng Itt th!'it' hOlll(, nnd ties and Ihel~' fnd\vrd~~rIOu, trat.r~:. I \\'nntp,1 to know \I hnt to dl) \\·lIb it. shields. The concert will b deslgI)S al1d "\Vhrn' will Wi' leaye the dnl{'I" ""ked I' Iy /jt 8:15 and th~ floor "I~fl: prompt. one uf tbe hoy" of ;\fr. ~,'hlleitler, fon ~~~dY for the ball not la~ cleared: ' "'''hy, put it iu the ynrd," said the llatr~~eoek., The folio \I Ing a~e that'~ . ) ~I ~ I .I sses. J "" gE"IlIH • r, ~ . (' l11PH Cl'. lfrs. Joh A1 h "'Ye nin't gut 110 )0"1," snit! tbe bur. Alden, :\Ir~. Be brl3" ~Ir" Carlos r "'Yell, tbpn, }lut In in the slwd ." ,,'right Blloa('h ~~~r T ,arto\\' • .l1rs. J foBut "e ain't got no ~herl.'t )Ir~, WIlliam G,~ B1~:;;;el\<lC~ C ~el:kpr '''J'ht'll 1)11t it in thl ' ,'ellor." ~. BUrnham, :\1"". ,Vllla;d' {"il :\ormu' "Thel'!. nll1't no ('ellul' Whf'TP we Iin:\.... '· (.f~~ T~om<ls B, (~<lrpente~!llmall, ",Ypll, .) Oll IpllY~' the 1",,1 .. uf tbe dUJr ,:\Ir •. I~I'; ary, M!'s. Stephen ~!. C:I.m~ whrrf' It IS and we II ~elltl ~()Jl1Pone around re~t ("U~~IS, Crego, lirg. C, ~ For~ 't" , n g R , :llr... John C nft (>1' I . .,Irs. ('harles Danlcl:l1 unne" 'fh,' hors ",eut .wn,\', IIIIt>l1rently "litis,' Fay, :111". John D. ;:1~grs.~lorthner L' fi"d. 111111 ~Ir. ~dllleid,'r lllude 11 uule of S. Fowler. :lIisR L. Estelf~ F:'I neubet Ihe inddent. i11tl'n<iiur:' to cull "" the "it,' ~arlton C. Frederick, M.l'S. ~ er, :-.('u\,pugpJ' :lnrl huyp him ~o nftpl' thp ~{ierson~ lrr~, Harvey Russell illiam hoci." of the dOl!. lllltlg:inr his HUfl'rist' J:~~ H, Gratwlck,' wb en at nil earls h0111' this f01'Pl1oon thp G~e . ~f GraYI~"!" .:\Irs, 'Walter .n111~ hal' putel'ecl his om,·" ami C''')WII. :\Irs. J~m.~ ."11." " r\s. ~, Glb :.r son . nrqG. P nnUOl1l1('I'(1 t Iltlt tie I IJO(II () f tbp dor:' WIIS fin. :llrs. Samuel A. Gr'a " . nIl n sl~ig-h whirh the:. ,\·prt.~ huuliug iJt;'. erick Haller, ~lrs, vet hind them. :\f.r s . Alfred G. "llel'P's tLe dt'nd d"I{," Rlli<l "ne of the ~. H~ckman, ~lrs. ho\'s to ~ll'. i:lchlleider, "'Vhut shull \\'e b rs. rank Whitehill u . .·tI .t"" ert :It. Hili, ~Irs. William H " '" I I , klR., '~rs. Evan HolIl.! t . Other. iu thp "ill,'e 11I1I>:h.<1 hellrtll), Miller Horton ~Irs L sler, llrp_ Johl I . I I I ,. . . ue en HO~'e lin II t t It! (l'XllJ'(>!oOSlOIl t!fit (' UUlP OYf'>1' ill(·\" n A, Hubbell, ::\lr5. Alfred H' .' f,'atlln" of 111<' ('I~ipf ,:Ierk us he fnced )!r •. Henry B. Huvpr, Mrs. AII~~ell the hOIS IIlld the "tllatlOn. Jones, Dr. Regina Flood-KeYEe A "Yon ('un't lelln thnt do~ her,'," paid ~a~l~bY Kimball, :\lr8. Erast;'" :'t(r. ~dllWidpl'. ""'hi) jn the world en', H n t. 0d:{S, J~mes A. Lockie, lIr!. tul,1 )'011 tn hring it here. an~ h"w~" u:,uls nf~ :\latthew D. ~I"nn, "\",,(> II • Wf' ,aUJ "t t f l ' ' ' ' J arc us, ~Irs. g'O no \1~E" 01' t Ie UO~ l\Iatzinger. )'lrs, Edward und WI' don t know whnt dn with it.' Adelbert ~loot, :I1r8. Elliott C r~p!le<1 otle nf the un·hills. 'rh~ I!rd~ Dougal: 11r5. Porter :-JoTton, )Ir;. \\'erp told to tllk,' the CUrt'USS IIwny, ond Lord 0 Brlan,~lrs. Jacob R. Otto, II, ther haulp(} thpil' sl("ig-h uowllstnir~ ag-ain John Parmenter, llr~. ·WlIlIam I' .\ few moments Inter the ('nrt'n" of til! ~~eM'.s'tt~rrs, James W. PUlnam, ll~: dfl~ was rpllo .... ing in n snow bn uk it €ste/ ~t" f?Lanne~. :\Jrs, DeLancey Roc. C f tl ." I u '1 . ,.urs. \\ rence D. Rurm." llrt runl' 0 I dled.lllun" Irn I ~r"I'hUg, autlJames A. Sherwood. 1:11". Eu~n • .I; ' e )oys 1~ lto'!l.Pl)enrPt. Ie lmdy t f ·Smith. :\lrs, F. Hyatt SmIth, ~r!'s. P~l::! 1 th the dllg 131d when' the hnys ha,1 t,'f[ i1 Sherwood SmIth, ~lrs. Henry Wam' for ~f)mc time until fiunlly it wn~ t:lk~t ;';pragu~, lrr~, DanIel H. Squlr;s.. l~'" a\\'8,' hy the city 'ravenger. Elmer G. Starr, ':llrs. Charles V"" Be· I:<:n, ~lrs. 1. L. ~1. ~-augh, lIrl!. Er'!It \\ ende. :\Irs. C. E. ~'cttlaut.. lin. Charles B. ~'heeler, ~lrs. Frank 111:. latru;, ,Mrs. Frederick B. Willard, lIts. A. E. ~·oenhert. -om buslness-mpn, The union "tatlon, water "upplv a.nd grane croSSing will be talked Oyc:.- and tllera will he R dlscusRlon on the PI'I')J~t.:t to lake FlllmoTP avenue n'vay (rom Ihe park hoard, Dr, ~-alter D. Gre.,1 "'ill Fay ROme things nnd Of. r.~';';''''''''' P(,l'ma wllt rc!l.d a paper. pointment of sil< additional Inspector.. whIch. In the opinion of those who have Investigated the matter. would be none .--- ~-- ..... ~ . --.&.. ~ _. V L too many, The unhealthiest season of the yeat' Is approaching. Chlld::'en, partkularly, are subjects at attack from diseases which lurk In milk, "We should see to ING OF EAST S / D ~ f It that the milk supply Is pure. The nlJ S I "'I!~~ .I,f., .. UI bCP only way Is to have the "lIpply Inspect- lmport<lnt municlpR! mat!ert B~jr. cono::.td('relJ Q'\- lhe bast t".de ~ b ~d by eompptent mpn. .l.l~~ A~·s 11.hlou'I\t a meeoUDJftBWnu.tt. Money could be .pent In no b~tter tonTgJ'lt at Odd Fdl~ws' T.mIP~" ro"""~' And .TcITt.:r!tOo f'trte-t!l, He!!.! tlort a" way than this and no Int(>lIlgent tax- _loMr Gl'e.n~ I. 10 tell Ih~ to" , think!=: more mJlk In~(' .. nl t• payer wll\ be opposed to the plan. iioe<led, and 01'. P. W. V,I11 ----.. speak on the water questlO n' ton 1tt!1 Ing will alRo tnk. UP thellr~ort "," mllllicipal lighting and tha F t I''''~I '\lbJect~. It I. expected U 101: \lie her or ne'W' members "Wi .. Uon toni&'h t. Jtr:. . �---~ . -------------- .. GRAVITATION SYSTfM 8fST. ROUGHT DEAD DOG TO "" THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT. Boys Give Mun icipal Authorities an Object Lesson in Scav enger Service. \ VO ver y small boy" walked Into T the office ot the Hr~partm~ yesterday .. flernoon anti a n n o u nced they had a dead dog at their h ome In Eagle Street. • "Leave the dog there and we II send t he sca.venger after t he carcass," said the c h ief clerk. "the " W here will we leave It ? asked b07 "'Vhy, put It In the ~',ard." ..~'(' ain't got no yard. '''Put it In the shed." " We ain't got no shed." "Then put It In the cellar." "Aw, we ain't got no cellar.':, """ell" said the clerk, leaye It w here It Is a nd we'll attend to It." The boys lett the building and the clerk simply put " note on hI... memorandum, Intending to notify the proper a u thorities to get the deal! anima l <oday. About 10 o'clock this morning the two boys walked In again. They were p u ll ing a slelgb. ____________ a ADDRESS. The University Ball. Fr H. Severance Talked Interestingly at the Historical Society Building. concert of the- Pni\"pr~ity of Glee and MandOlin clubs at In·,·p"tlnn Hall on Tut"sda:r e\'enlng, be the largest and most brilliant 1 o('('asinn In the hif:=tory of ~h{" ~ C , Thp dubs, whil.'h ('ontain will gh'e a ~hort llrogran1me.. ~t ~.Hi. and it i~ E'XJlPClpd that Will ~tart not latpr than 1Q An orc'hf'~lra (,If twenty pieces the mu,I('. The [ollowinl: 1Il1eTln"lfS wltJ han' boxf'~. ~\. O. D .• an<l O. L P" of the medical tment: B. P. S., nr.d P~1 Omicron pharmao)' department. Delta Cbi law df'partmfnt, nnd Xi P~i Phi. Sigma Dclta, snd tbe Harrettonlof the dental depan,nr·nt. 1'h~ ,vIII be ot the J=;J1lle 5lize, with eopilla' and ra('lng~. decorated thp !->ol'i(>t;.t ('olo!"!", elIlhlem~, pH- He. patrolies:se~ The an" the ing: ~tl's. John J, .\lbl'ight. )1I'~, ('. Ald""I1 J )Il's. SI'rnaro Barlow "'right I3eath, ~r •. Traty ('. :\In:z. '\'1I11al11 (~. nl~sf'lJ. Mrs. L. Burnhnm, ~1"". ,,'IliaI'd T. ,,,,"'''",,. Mr~, I r,n the Tlm~ CIt 'Yn~hlngton" Frl"rsCJ.,. :\l nt H3on'(·)." Hns[c:E:'ll )Jr~. "'il1iam H. Gratwic-k. n. I1ray. )11''-1. \Y ler D )'lr~. "\i\'lIJis H. f:regory. r~ GII,.on. ~Ir •. P. H. Grlmn, 1 A. Grove, }.{r!'=. Fl'ederid{ Mr •. ('haunc<'y J. Hamlin, ~l ••. G. Har.~n.teln. :-'ir •. ,'\'lhu. ,,n, )tr~. G, ~\ , Hlmmpb:::baC'h' Fmnk \';hltehilJ Hinkel, ;\lr •. Hpr~ )1. Hill, ~f r•. William H. JI"tch)I r~. I~\"an I-Iol!iH£>l', )trs. John r Hot'ton, 1Ir~. LUcien Howl;', :'\Irg. A. Hubbell. ;\Ir •.•'Hred Hllrrell Harry H. HUHI'• .\Irs . .\lJen A: Dr. _~('glna Flood-l'~Yi>~, ),11':;;. h.lI11hall. .Mr~. Er;,l,.stu~ C ::'fr~. J amp,. A. Loddp, )fr;. Eli ~rl". ~latth.w D. ~lann, ~fl". . ':\lar(·lI~. :'\Irlt. H')rm.111 G. ).fat)-In:. Ed'\ard )ltchae1. l\lr~. ~{ oot: ~r". El\iol t ('. ;\fcDouT ()I tfT !'; Crton. ;\11' •• John Lord :II .... Jacob R Otto. " l r •. John ~h·". William ('. Phplp' W. Putnam. :lfl". v.-. ~"ot; DpLancpy HO('hpRtf'I', )tr~. W8!t the ,·ct of n \'pry hltl'rl~"tlng nddrp~s dc, lift'rl'l] hy F'rnllk U, Kt>,'rrafl(,p, s(>('rptAry or th~ Uutrnlo Hl~torlc'Rl 80('le1\· at thp sndety's bulItltult In J)rhtn'orl" po'rk yestprflny nftf'rnoon. :\I r. Kp,('rnnc'f' s)"wkr partirulnrl y . or tlw f' p:Mltfon ot GE"ll. ~uIlh'nn tbt" foiURtlut>hnulln rlve-r nnd through th (.f'n ...... ee ,·allf'Y. l\'h('re hp Ruhdue-d rbp dl8a~ and PUt a Fito~ to the raids made upun whltf'" ~I·ttlpr~. Tll@ Flrrnkf'r :I 1!-I 0 rptprrpcl to thp ("OUl pnl/o:'llH or Gr·ors;:e Itog"prs Clark wh . known up. thl' "'uRhlngton or th ' 0 wns took I e west. He __ pt)HS('~~ nn or the Ill1nof,. ("ountrv In 11 1.'1 In thp nnm(, or tlip rnlted Statps' Rnd PtJtl1 n stoll to the murcl~rous furays of thp I. up r D( In: nn~. IIt'nHh COlUml~~Jcmpr " ·nJtf:>r D G wlJI srf'nk flP:tt SUlll'ln,r nftt>rnoon' ~~(l'ne Sanltnry Rpformotlon In HnYRnn. ,,00 Thp 'rOm ---... .41.,(1 N· v .. I • I. Thomas B. l'arpent@Y". C'hal'lt:>f:: C'ary. )Ir5. Stpphpn :\I ent. )lrs, Ii'loyd H, .. ·n:go. :\In:, C. t ("ufJllnln~, )In:o. John Cun)[r~. ("harlt'f:: Danj(·ls. :\Irs. MorL. !"a)'. ~!". John D. Fla~g, Mr.o ~. Fo\\'](>r, ~Ii~s. L. E~tel1e Fow('arlton ('. F'rp<ipl"ic'k, :\Irs. J "!'I, I 811 , ---- -- - ----- -- ~ 0190$-- --~ 10: ~ --8 NEW YORK ~ WANTS WATER By Af."'S()('intf"tl Pl'C'Ss. ALBA, y. Feb. 21.-New York City's need. in the matter of water supply wero {llscussed this afternoon at gl'<at length berore a joint Be~'8lon of the Senate t'ommlUep on CIties and lbe Assembly Committee on Eledrlelty Gus and .Wat er Supply, Go\'ernor Hlggln~' "pcual ",essage on the subject and the genpral a!;prcts of the question were threshed out. Among those prestnt at the hearing were ':\lc(~lfOllan and former -:\Iayor Low. Corporation Counsel Delaney an,d AEslslant (·orporatton Counsel Slerilng, Ilealth Commissioner Darlington, \Yatt"T ('ummh'lSlon('I~ Or.. klpy Chlp( Engilll'"r Smith of the AqllPdurt ('ommiesion, Former Rnroug-h Prestdrnt (·antnr. linn l'£'prp.Sl"IHati\'(lfl of \"arloll.'i civil rluhs. Thf' hp-ariug oc- cupied the entire a!ternoOll, D. HumflPY. :!\rn~. Jame-~ A :;)lr!', }:UIJPn~ A. Smlth '''ire; yatt SmIth. Mro. Philip Sh.~':'a~(i Y Warp Hora ::\1 II ~qulr'" M g-u(> •• TS. " ~ • -, • rA. T-:lmpr n. ~tal'l' 11':8 ',n,n Be .. g~n, ~,J r~. J. 1... ':\.J: I~. Etnut " 'f'"ndf', )II'!". (' g )£1!-', H PIl i . ;\Ir •. Chari,·. B Wh :1 . nk 'Io\'lllia . er er. '1 d ms, Mr•. Fl'eMl'kk til ( an £ -----------~ -------- ---- -------- ________ EF.._ b ___ .--~-.--~ --_.---- M .... A ...~. "·opnhert. UCTI/R~ lIY DR. GIl~~N~. Hojj'\tb CommlS810ner W o lter 0 Gr een lecti,Wat 8;15 o' clock th t. afternoon b 8 f ore tile Parente' and T each er , ' AB80 1e .. tl on 01 Bcho ol 43, In the a88embly ball~; ..,, ___~OOlof · JE.8 oq bject WIll be " T il •• _ t y "".Ict Ob""rvance ot Q ... aile In Conta81ou8 Ole........ " 1IO&... n_ Invitatlo n to attend ~extende4 ~o SPIIl""lal IMI'II of the Kothera 19b. elll- Il • Tut I, tilt 0'111111011 Df DiY'!, J Ta.rp.lI, ,,110 11'1 %11"ltl,'tt' falo's Water Supply Should Come From Upthe Lake. til. CHEAPEST KNOWN METHOD Intake in Emerald Channel Wou ld Be Exp ose d to Sam e Dange rs as Prese nt Intake, 1 y annual uniyer;.ity hall. which fol- f. C. Hebbard Says Buf- ",,'hat do you want?" asked' the chief clerk. "Here'~ that dead dog," pron:u>tly responded the older or the lads, There WCrt' roars ot laughter, "You can'l leave the dog here," warned Ihe cl!'rk. "'Ve ain't got no use for It," said the boy. ""'ell take It out of here, anyhow," shouted the clerk. The boys hauled the sleigh with the dea-! dog downstairs and deposited the body In thp snowbank In frant .of the Municipal Building. It la,' there all morning until the city scaycnger came and carted It away. Tho chlet clerk told th" boys to come around tomorrow morning to attend th') funeral. ' H~TORICAL TER IN EMEffALD CHA NEL NOT FI r TO DRINK, ------------EA-. L _-!~!! !""-. ._--------- t-------- - RCONTAMINA F . C. Hebbard, or A. F. l'hnpman & Co., {'ontradors at -72 "~hite BUildIng, Who is a man of wide experience In general contracting buglness, promptly answered the question yest"rday; "What Is ~'our opinion as [0 the best means of furnl ..hlng the clly of Bufa lo with water?" I'The grayltatlon system with a rf'!l:ervoir for dl~lribution I~ the only proper ?ne [or Buffalo," replied ~lr. Hebbard . "My l<lea ot a water supply for the city Is a pumping station lotcated at any suitable point along the lake shore south ot the Steel Plant, with an Intake running into Lake Erie. The Intake ought to be beyond the storm line." "With what object?" "To ~('t clear water. That would always a~sur~ water of the same degree o! purity as that al the Emerald reef, 'and yOU eliminate all elements of slush Ice, clampers, etc. It occurs to me that Emerald reef would be a great place tor clamper~, fnr they are prone to form 'lnd ('oHf'ol't In shallow' \\ ater. Clamp£>Ts YOU know. are ftlmply very largtl cakes ot Ice; their size Is so gr.at that m.ve In quite deep wat .. r they reach 10 the bottom and catch there, and the Emerald reet water I. shallow. DANGE R :! OF E M E RALD CHANNl!L. u,,"hat t~ to prevent the reoccurrence of the same thing wblch has happened I'n our present Intake? It Is a pO'8I),llIty '[hat a "essel might be wr"cked at the mouth or the lake or rlnr and drlrt don'n on the intalte, whereas with a plant up the lak .. and an Intake In the lake, such a thing would be almost Inconceivable. I don't know of a thing In thp range of possibility which could happen to an Intake situated· In Lake Erl .. , which could shut off our water supply." "\Ybat nr rpspprUve co~t of plantft?" HI am not prepared to say. as I have not gone Into It deep enough, but the cost or maintenance ot the plant I suggest would he far le"s. It Is well understood that gravity dl"trlbutlon Is the cheap ... t known methods of delivering wat .. r. The matter of co.t ought not to enter Into con.ldpration of the water supply subject ~o long n. we Insure the city or Burralo for the present and the future n pr-rmanent and suffiCient sup~ ply of pure, good water. "Syracuse, Roche~ter, and all cities ~where It Is practlca.ble, have the lake Intake and gra"lly distribution method. Syracuse and Rochester have a~ tine wntel' HuppJles as any cities In thp United Sl"te~, and they both get water from" lake and distribute It by graylty. The Intake ot 1he ~)'racuse .ystem I. located 5000 teet out In Skaneateles Lake, and In n depth or 45 teet ot wa ter. The Intake crib Is on the bottom of the inke nnd tnke~ water from 16 to IS feet nbo\'e the bontom and 30 to 34 feet from thp 8urfacp. Thts assures a. permanpnt supply at pure and clean water. It being r Impossible for any ~edlment from the bottom or Impurlt! ... due to surface du. turbances to enter the Intake pipes. DIS TIlIB I/ TE D BY GRAYITY• I I I I,\"r. rbe North Buffalo Bueinp. ...ooiation held toeir re,ular 1II<1Ie'llIIll fue.day eveoioll. Mr J W Tu,pell pro(Pl8ioDRI di,er, wbo h.. 'Iplored • p.., t8 of Niagara rinr in cii,IDI .uit helmet in rerfo,maoce of bi. dlltill, an address on the lIater queltiOi. said tbe "ater io the E.er .ld ebaunel more contaminated tbau lhat d the iatake pier, AIr Turpell thioh lhe cit:r oUl(h t to hove a look at tbe Emerald ebannel water before it build. anything out tb~re Another .~.ker 8t tbe lurnithed I leasation by ea,iDg that had iuside iDformalion tbal the railroullI reaily wanted a Uo)on ltalion out aOIOlll1ll lhe alock var<is. Tbe aite W8a diIICu••• by eeveral m, mbell at leDgtb aDd eOO&e08U8 of opinion 11'11 that tbe aite "&8 a tine flDe, ba t 'bat the raitlnlllllllll "ere a. lciug toO much 01 tbe ei lY. Tbe a.e'etar, w.a iD ~ 'ruC!ted 10 to )Ir Louia F 8001l10n, p,eeiuenl t b~ Rafert nJu. league, aad iovitt! to addu. _ tbe a8B('olatioD on reterendum quetltion at tbeir meeling, "bioo .. ill be held at 800 fonawaoda etreet, LeUtorl were reeeiyed f,om Cbam ber of COlllmerra, BnWalo M~NCIJ!oI 110 1.' E"cbange and Ne" York trade, all b~ioll; re1errtd to eommlllee. the follOwing commz'_ "ere pointed: Hemb dnhip-H R H , H H CDlnr. D)Ii Whittir.ttoo. EaecuI,ve-G H Giebel, W F Hurd, J08eph Glb,oo. Dr G B Hepp, 0 .Ii Glover Street railway-J H Van Arum, D. g B Hepp, J Th~mu lIarp,G H Gle• • W F Hard. Ho •• e-D }( WhittllllSon. J Turpell, J B DiZiOD. Delinqlleolll - 0 H Gloyer, Dalrymple; W' W Reea. O;her committeee will be appoinW t 'le next mee1in" ?rom [ - ---------- --------------- I I "The water Is carried to the reservoir near SyracuRe. a dis lance ot about 20 mile., by gravity, and then distributed throughout the city b), graylly also. The wuter pressure of Syracuse, It I am correctly Informed, iR much greater than that of Burralo. The Syracu,e Intake might have been placed nt the mouth ot all outlet whe .. e condition." would be similar to Emerald Reef, ('xC'epl on n much smaller scale. But In the opinion ot 'V. H. Hill, who def;lgncd the Syracuse ~ystem , and who is con· BldHed one at the ablest hydraulic engineers In tbe I'nltfl1 States. an Intakp 10"lilad as one could be [or the cl1Y ot BuUalo, w .... " ....ler11ble ... "\Yhat of the question of pressure"''' "The highest possible point at location ot tho reservoir would determ ine that. K now ledge In t he matter ca n on ly he a cquired by definite trurve,.. made by a n Impartial engi neer at good !!tandlng, and In my opin ion t hes!! surveys shou ld b e gone abo u t at o n ce. " I nstead ot obta ining outside expert s to Bay what we ough t t o h ave and ough t not t o have, why not employ Borne ot o wn hydrauJlc an d civ il .eng:lleer s more familiar with the I BUSINESS MEN TOMEET Y lIIVNICIP _~L lilA TTERI PORTAN(lE. A special m Mtlng at tbe Buslne.,. Men's .Aa8ooIation has called t <>r t onlgb t a t Odd Fello.... pIe, W lllla.m and J elfel'8Olt attee ... .Ide r ."vera! m unlc1pal QU88tlOM porlance, among them belli&' 8tatlon. F ill mo r e Avenue a nd lighting s ubj<'Ctg a.t _ at torm the �_-0< ____ ._-- - ,.-- = ===~- .~.,.;- ~;:. , Snp[RYISOR W~~J JURY UW .......1rIUNICIPAL TOPICS. "'~~A'TI serious accident at the Water Works Pump-ine StFJion yesterday, by which one man was killena"nn several injuren, was one of those regrettable misfortunes which come without r4~ngand whi~h bring their burnen of sorrow to the families nirectly commlttPc's wllJf'h have u(,PJl Legislation Suggested ' to Clearly Define Medical Examiner!s Duties, Inveo"ttgntlng 01'10116 nllltt(>l'FI ot Jnuulclpal Jmportnll('e wIll mnke- 111('"lr rf'lloriR. Tll(~ 11nlon :;tntlon. grnu~ ("rossln~ Rnd wnh-r Atlprly qllE'flt1on~ will be dl~f'n!l"f>il. an\t tbflrp also will 1)(> dt~('uRslon of thp projP('t to tnkl' FlIJmorc ar'PJlUf' out or the h11ds of the rnrk ('on'ml~glnllcrfl. Among thp ~p(>nkf'l'~ OD rh(>~ and otht'r toptes will 1\1' Dr. '''nltpr D . GTe ne. hpaHh ('ommls· SIOtH"f, Rnd Dr. nn rcymn. It lR f'Xp(>(·tpd tbat n lnrg'p number Supervisor ""ard at today's me'li ~~ll~~PI Cour.ty legislature, orr.red th~ \ ng resolu lions: s,~~~iriea~. jIt Clppe-ar!'l that the prestnt ot new c o u r y se-Tvlce in force [n l."rie tf~~nl~' t~atl':~l~lltable and. unreprpsenta. tains nearly OO,OCt)e ~~re ;:;~c.~~~tt\'ocon. 8J:t•. yet In the jury uox a;ld eligible UtIlI member. will be admitted. Vlrl j ury service there n 1m -------------·-----.---.~-119_05 __. R[VIS[O. A o(,prlnl meeting at thp Enot 81<1e Bu.l· n(lh~ MPU'R nnd TllxpnYE>T"S' Afls()clntloll will br llPld touight n f Odd ....e1)owR' Tpmplf', "-Hllnm nud Jf'rrf'l'~on lIItr('(ltR, nt wblf'h Apparently th'e claims that new machinery is needed at the pump:ltig 8tation have not been unwarranted, and it is unfortunate that the dilatory tactics of the Aldermen should have in a way been responsible for the death of a workman, But politics control in the Aldermanic Board, regardless of everything else. There should be a prompt and thorough investigation of the causes accountable for yesterday's accinent, and if there are responsible parties, they should suffer for their neglect. r fwms E st Side Business Men Axe to Dis· cuss Them Tonight at a Meeting. na~es. SE' I "a .-. --------.-----..,------- l ----------- filBBONS AFTER \ THE RESTAURANTS "I'll. Took saIDpl;-of the Milk I. Served-Are Being Examined Today. ~ l -.EB.-k..l __1nO._ E Nanry C l n n c p : s - " . ' be furnlshpd bv Henrv Mu~ic wllJ Stlcht·. orohestra of ~O nieces "n° III h I t 1 0 ' ~ w eg n a P . :\f., and las until ~ In the momln~. The n(h'anc danrin sstp of ttC'kets Inlllcntes an attendanc or 1500 at the ball. I Olticcr Q.rcl.'nt1 wlll m a k ~ th e PTl f1 ' tpa l the BubJoct o r " ~!lIk lnspectlon." l.'l'V) .F 'll1morl' ;lve nue mal..t('r 'wl11 also ('omftt up for <lb(~u~~I ()n, nf \ .1n --- .. ... --- o,ldt s, aklllg up Parent-Teachers' Association. n T\ Greene will give a talk Peym" \\'11\ gin' " ol1ort. talk uro the w. wfttC'r qu(t-flon and lhp. hghlln~ propo~i- Dr \V 1m be ore a meeting of' the Parent Teach- tion, and also g\\'o !'omn Information on ers' Associatl'ln of school No. 43 In the tho union stntlon. J\t lhe Insl mpetln~ tlH or n~s~rnbly hall ot thf' fv'hoot at 315 lhA ussod!l1tnn U:! nH"n werl"' nddeo .\10 h ' •. roll of m<'mhf'TS, and it is CXl'("r'tN 1 at o rJnrk thts at.,tE>rnoon Qn The Necessity \fUJlY hair tht\'L number will joIn tonlghl. T ' . of Strh't Observant'£" DC Quarantlne in ('ontag1ol\~ Dtseases. ~ l'cted, .. or SupE'rvisora advo cate the BUSINESS MEN I /~ TO MEET TONIGHT - • - - -J?!. IIYW a )' RSFol\'ed. That the Erie Count· B .... -.y. - -"... - ---- -- --_ . _- --- - PUSH THE PURE FOOD CRUSADE, a serious questlon whether we ev~nlnl:' In convention Hall the', Glee Club concert and the Un1- are ivillzed people. This Is not to ball wIll be given. The varlou. be t~{en as in comparison with other Lfr.i.1!8riIIt'les have erectod each one. Its down the sides at the peoples, for there Is no doubt on that I. Colonial with plllar~ score. \\'e have nothing to Butter bY and the decoratlon~ contrast with any other nation. But 'WILl, T~ J{Fl rp I 'If PORT \;\T :>n,,\'1of the variou~ theIr Individual de- we IDay well ask If we are taking caro CIPAI, 1'1l0DJ.F.'IS NO:>V H \'\Gof ourselves In a really Intelligent way .,~~~~p~~f~e~i'i The concert will will bel) at 8:15 and the floor and maIling due progress toward betI~G FIRE. ready tor the ball not ler things. o·clock. The followIng are If we were olvllized would we en· A Rpedal meeting of the East Buffalo :J)ILtr.Ol1E"S'.'·Albrlght, Mrs. Carlo. C. dure the sale of millions of tons of J Bernard Bartow, ~{rs. J. food every year that are loaded down Bu~lne!'s ~If'n'~ and T:1"xpayers' As~o­ dation Is (0 be hpld this eyening In Ood Mrs. Tracy C. Becker. BIs..ell, Mrs. ::-Oorman with poisons of one Idnd and another? FellowR' Templ<-, \YlIIlam r;tre<'t near Willard T. Bushm;J.n, 'Ve are eager about good roads, and Jefferson. Important municipal probB. Carpenter. Mr •. fine pavements, and barge canals, and l( mAo such as the union station, mu...-~",r.~s Cary, Mrs. Stephen M. Clement, nicipal e1"ctrlc IIghtlng plant, water Floyd S. Crpgo, Mrs. C. De For- harbor deepenings, and referenduIDs supply and the like. will be talked over. CummIng... Mrs. John Cunneen. and merit systems, and city hall jobs. 11 It h romml.slonf!r Gre.'ne wlll f:harles D,ll1lel., !'.lrs. Mortimer L. \Ve put In a word once in awhile for 'peak ahOUr t e ne d of more milk I~ ­ John D. Flagg, Mrs. Reuben good milk and clean water, but we ~n€'ctorft . .A n ncldrp~s also will l)e made JO'O,W'ier, MIRs L. Estelle Fowler, Mr •. by Dr. p , ~'. Yan Peyma. Frederick, Mrs. J. Nelson Ilecp on buying and conslllning pols· :MrR. Harvry Russell. Mr •. onerl food as If It were nectar and amH. Gratwlck. Mrs. John R. brosia. Gray, Mrs, 'Valter D. G - . lIlr •. 1 Commls~I!i!oim ii.eene wants more - .--~-- - - + ...... - -- -- WlIIl. G. Gregory. Mrs. James A. GlbI!!>n, Mrs. P. H. Griffin. Mrs. Samuel A. men 0'1 his stan: for mllk Inspection. ove, Mrs. Frederick Haller. lIirs. He would make himself famous for· --~TI:rJ uncey J. Hamlln, :llrs. Alfred G. ever and win the eternal gratitude of sunoteln, :-Olrs. Arthur ,Yo Hickman, --- ---- -._--n. G. A. Hlmmell"bach. Mrs. Frank the city If he would jail the persons ..... It.hlll Hinkel, lIlrs. Herbert M. Hill. who are selling adulterated foods ancl "",l'II. WlIIlnm H. Hotchl,lss, Mrs. Evar. follow It up with prosecution of ' the JIolll.ter. Mrs. John :-O!llIer Horton. :Mrs. Loclen Howe. Mr •. AIYln A. Hubbell, makers and canners of the poisoned stun:. Whether we have "doped" food JIrs. Alfred Hurrell. 1I1rs. Henrv B Huypr. Mrs. Allpn A. JOlle •. Dr. Reg-Ina. or "faIled" or merely "embalmed" IS P'ood-K.yeR, Mr.. Maul.b)· Kimball quite Immaterial in view of the degree F.ra.tus C. Knight, lIfr •. J ames A' Lockie. 1I1r•. F.ll H, Long. Mrs. l\Iatth",~ of tolerance accorded vendors of that I D. Mann. Mr •. Louis W. Marcu •. Mr •. which ruins the body if It cannot Herman G. Matzfn~er, !\'frs. Edward reach the soul. Michael. Mr •. Ailelbert Moot. Mrs. EIThe evidence of the disgraceful lIott C. :\lcDouo;al, 111 ... Porte~ Norton n. John Lorrl O·Brlan. :llrs. Jacob S: state of things permitted in the sale to. 1\frf'. John Parmenter, Airs. '~vn­ of food., Is overwhelming. Yet it Is Dam 1". Phelps. Mrs. James ~, Putdoubtful whether a simple measure of I. nam. Mrs. W. 'Scott Renner. 1I1~s. De )larllal defense. to the public can' get Lan("p~· Rnchef-'h-r. ~{rs. Lawrencfl' D Rumsey. Mrs. TAmes A. Sherwood Mr. through Congress, because It requires JIlusrene A. Smith, Mrs. F. Hyatt that th0 Ingredients of articles ottered IImlth. Mrs. Phtllo Sherwood Smith for sale as foor! sha1l be stated on the Health Insppctor Gibbons yes terda y I Mrs. Hen~y Warp Rprague, Mrs. Danlei out sid!? of the paclmge. 'Ve have laws llU\de a tour of some of the restauH. S'1ulrp, Mr>. Elmer G Starr M Charles Van llprgen. Mrs. r. 'L' ~~. rants anu lunch !"OOll1S and took sanlby the score Intended to protect the W"ugh. Mrs. Erne.t \Yende. lIIr. C E' l'ubllc from adulterated food, but pIes of milk away w ith him. It Is beWettlaufpr. M.. I"harlps B Wh.·1 . tested today. and if It is found ¥rs. Frank Williams. lIfrs.' Fre;'~I~!k those laws are not enforced except In Ing to con tat n wa tel' or ~ubsta nces t ha t B WllIarrl. lIfrs. A. E. Woenhert rare cases, as ot "bob" veal, decayed mak'!' 1t look crzamy the owners vdll The f\r('l~rtlrnme of dan(,f'R tor the U be notified that If t'h e y are CQught of R. boll tonight at Convention H Ii III as follows: a fish and SOlL~ other instances of rot. a~alll selling that I<ind ot milk they 1. T~'o ,teo--A Jolly GoOll Felllw tenne ss. There are ten thollsand viowill be arre3ted. , 2. ~ altz-Queen at Hparts ' S. T,,,,, .tp o--)ler,,' War . lations of th~ law to one instance of 4. ~'altz-Love land.' Its enforcement. 5. Three .tep-Llttle Primrose Drinks are treated just as criminal. ~. Two .tpp-Thp Brooklyn. . ly ns foocl" The )lew York Trlbllne I. T;,'n !=itpn-PaTllta :\fagulre. J 8. '\\ altz-The f1ho-Gun ustly sa)'s Germans make beer, p' fx9. 'I'w" .te;>-Hlggledv Piggledy Frenchmen n·ke Wine, Italians make O. Waltz~lI{pmorl'" Dream.' oil, lu 'I.!U<' ...... and for Americans 11. Two ~tpp-What the Brass Band 'hat I th I h ' Playerl. . . n P r orne country would land - .---- ____ _. u. Two ~tep-:\fy San Domingo ~Iald hem III prison. ThiS will not he true tI Glory. of us when onCe we are thoroughly •__ . __ 13. Waltz-An Autumn Band civilized. .- ----H. Thrpe ste-p-Thp. CzaTPvit('h - ' 5. Waltz-A Garden ot Vlolet~ AST SI-OE BUSINESS MEN ~ 16. Two "ten-'I'Pa,lng: Game of Love. 11. '\\'altz-Rabett.. 'm -"""~'-';7.n MEET THIS EVENING. 18. T,,·o ,top-You ~!ust Think I'm ,.., !IJ ,.. lOa n tIL CIa u.: Listen to the BI - - ---------------------------- ~------. Bralls Hanel. g The Bast qj(le l:liRlnl;bb :-.tf .;' !'< a nd r !l;o(· 1 19 Two etep I Ai 't G ) l' d ..:-.q,,('!.l:lon wHl hnld n. ~ {g m {>~t~ . a1 - G ~n Tot no Use For •_______________________ -1__ "'Y" __-:.:"._~-------- - --- lng this c\"('nlllg ,,1. u~lcl FI!Uk).\'':~ 11 a ll , LSO een: roou·bye, LlttJe Girl ' '-J "'111lam Hlreel. III wl11ch mee ti ng H Hh Good-bye.' than or CDlyer.lt)' Concert and Ball, 20. WAltz-Tel! :lIe \Vlth Your Eyes' --- .. . . aTe less \\ herE-as. oyer 2000 jurors aTe &1r.~u . 1"<"qulred ror ~('rYice In l.l€' courts a~i count lhu!J makt",g the- burdl'Q of Jt B <lUllY u!l'lec('~sarily heavy on thoE'e alr. Ud'1 ______.., £-B- 2.1. 19D~ .---- --- - - -- ---_. - ard, This ,alisO<'lallon is. Tar~ld~v l)ct'nming a forC'e t" h('o rf"ckonE'd wit:, In munIcIpal maHer... ~ll'. ,,~. J J. I ll!lzie. 1"',(\ rrf'''''\~ dpnt o( the association 'WIll pref:Hle a.t lhe r m~l1nlr. t"han~e tnO~~ pth('senl jury R~'!'ltem a!o1 recommended by' e examlnmg board appointed b Appellate Dj\'~slon ot'the Fourth t~e men t. On Dec. lR, 1902, the rellort ot W:{ board with lhA recommendatlon!'l ht.,s bee hthPI,·:tbotorp printed undf:'I' the direction 8 oard. and we further Recomm£'nd thal the me-mhrrs I)f th Afo.flembh: I\nd Senators of Erif> Cooo' u~e 011 possible efforts to !'ccurp the ~~ actment III a bill. e~lahlH:.hing th£> qualltl ('aUons of jurors In Erie County to b! n:p h :t tllo~e q\l~ltfi('alinr.s whi~ h r ow I ~'tl~t Ir New York and Kings County a~d 'be It furthp.r ' , I Rp.solved, That the ct,airman appOInt a I committf e of three per:::on~ to draft SU('h I act and procure its presentation to the I I Legislature, In debatlng the resolutlon }Ir. O'('on. , nell said: "There was a jury reform I bill passed by the Legl"lature las I win. I ter, but like Frank S. Blark's boom tor I the U. S. Senate, It died on GOY. Odell', ' hands ." The re~olution was r~ferrtd, A communication was received signed by ~Iedlcal ExamIner Dans,r' Police JU'llce Murphy, H~th Com: miF:caiClnp.r Gr~en and urer ~Jurray, asking Col.f!)ty Treal!that leg-isJation hoi? introduced at .A lbany more clearh' deflning the dUlles of the }Iedlcal Ex· aminer. The communi('atJon was referred. SU!'l f' r\'l~or "'''ard of'l'ered a re!loiu- tlon that DIstrict Attorney CoaUlworlh be Inylted to appear before the Finan" Committee and state whether he d,· ~irpR a fund or allowance to permit his employing deteetlYes to aid him In criminal Investigatlons. The molu· tlon wns referred. "I would like to nnnounce," !!id Chairman Jac1\.son of the military rom· rr,ill(l~, -'that our ('ommittee has lutd no time to Drepare n. r~port on thr 65th RE'l:tlment electrical contract, and we ·.mIJ like further lime. will meet FrIday at 10 Sper\'i"or Ward offe ren that the board be supplied t.~ Informatlon as to The commit· o'c1ock," a resolution \ with net&ll<d what .\rmOT\· has already cost was adopted. thf!: 6Sth the <O\tllly 'Om ------------ .. FE!j ~ T-~~15·---·· - - . ---- -- ----- - ._.-.r GREENE FIGtHING FOR INSPEGTORS 1 I ~ \ 1'~ )IORF. EXA 'UXERS OF IILK; �thnt n.al ll unil not j night t n it" the two injured. punlp~; u<1 " lire hn,l I did th nt <,oulti he U IJ""to,1 oC tlll',f I' 1m out nt t be . or in. th 11U'ru, (lUll 110 blulue Nhnu lti be attnched (t~pltn l, t\t(lrt.a w ouldn't 1 R,'e hN'n any to th.'m. 11tey di.) the IleBt, they clitl \\ nter with whk h to fight t1H~ fl.:lIDt'S, nUd. mor \,; thun mc.t1t m"'Il could hunl none therr \\"0\11.1 hnf'(" bC(>1l ("V('r'Y rltnnre fnr w ith thp, muu-rin1 fit liODv.. wiping out the 'T'nl\lahlf~ huilJingR in whirh the ('ouuty h~K hUlHlrccls of thOIl~ ~nlltlR of dol1nr~ lU,·("~t('d. And that /lo~~n't tRke illtn (~~nsi\lerllti\l~l. t,he pt')!~~ihiljt\' uf lo~!i ·~f 11ft" n 110o.;l:;ltHlity tllnt i~ en(;nj.;'h to make flW" ",hlHhler wlH'n h~ rp('flllR thnt QOllU· of the almshouse bllildiU';!4 nre \"l'ritnhlt> tirt.'tl'nl1~' Kee pe r H ellbronnts V iew.. t " 'Ye will hove thl? two pumpf:i working 11oon," snir1 )Ir. l'luul1s1cy nt 1U o·(·lQ(·k. "Th"t phouhl l!"iY(, huweclit\te u!'lipf in tIlt' clistricts thut nre now with(111t wntrr, Tomorro~' we will ~tnrt. the tirt's under five of t.lw new hoilt'rs \\'hkh hsn~ jUflL hCl'11 installed. Tha t will ;:i1"I' lis 1.2(K) u(lditlonu) hor~C'powf~r, whieh will h~lt> ('(lIl~idprnbl~-. But it will he four llllY~ Itt len"t he fort~ W \~ J;!ct th~ 1\ rbout l I Health Commissioner Greene and Dr. Van Peyma speak to Business Men. I(Pt'ppr 'lnrtin Hf'ilhronn i~ so wrou,::ht wnh'r III tht' r('Ht'rYoi r ~o thnt it men~url'!iI up Oy(,T the ~itl1nthn thnt h£' intends til , Ill·ptlt 20 fpN . nnd wP enn dn thtlt ('nIl ttl(' nth'ntinn of the ~\lJl{'rvi~or!'i to I onl)' if tll(' pTe~('nt mihl wenther conditious th(' mntt(,T in n fOTmnl communit'lltion rontinlll", will mnl{e {"'\"ery E'ndl'8Ynr , whirh h{' sa),'" hf' will ~\llHllit ot the next I to Mllpply nil the- ('Ol1~ll1ners with nil th~ !neftiUg of the boaru. I' water they llt'cd t nud at the- same timf' we- In Sections of the City Wen Ripe for Oon- STILL WORKING FOR INSPECTORS I I of "t.,. "Some of the condition. that prevail will keep pourlul water Into tlie r ..e.... here when we are twable to get water." TOir." said lir. Hellbrono. "are BO bad that It 0.1. Ward, commissioner of public woo't do to talk about tbem. Thlok works, bas called the att.ntion of the what It would be like In a small hon""l members of the common couocil and citito have no water except a few bottl.. len8 gt'oerally to the conditlooa prevailof drinklog water. Then tbink about Ing at the pumping plant. He pointed the connty hospital with 345 patients out montbs aco just what would happen aod the almsboullt" with 423 inmat.... all If any of tbe pumps were disabled. HI. About l'oIdeen Hours the Sole of whom are confronted by exactly such predictions come true when tbe explOBlon a condition of affairs. OC!Curred. Tbere was a water famine In Supply at the Oo1Inty AlmIhoue "TIle toilet room. are wltbout water. large sections of Buffalo, and the realIs no woter for cooklnl purpose.. denIA of these .ectlon. are concratu\atlug &ad . .tal WII the Water in the Tbere There I. no wnter for wuhtng. Tbere them.elves that uo lire. hroke out wblle Iin't water to give fever patienIA bath. It prevailed. Col. Ward know. tbe need. -Boiler Sum BeIervou.-XeJIIing- or to wa9h awny tbe blood from the of the wnterworks pumping station, perof InJnred men. ThP only water baps, b.tter tban allY otber one man. ton ])iatmt fa • Similar Predica" wounds we hn\"e I. the supply in the .......nolr He bas plans for the Improvement of the ment-OlIlJ Six leet of Water in and such distilled water as we are .tatlon, ami be Is ready to corry ullt obliged to buy for drinkln, purpo_. those plans If he getl the needed author· the City Beenoir, The physicill1ls nt the hospital are Ity. He CRnnot be blamed for existing obliged to u.e this distilled water for conditloo., for be hat _filed Buftalo of sanitary purposes 10 th. treatment of wbat would hawen, and be told montbs patieots. Yes, It's expeo!llve, but no . aco wbat sbould b. done tD p..... eot tbe There .... Imndreda of citlBens In other water i. available. Whenever we ' coodltiooa that now prevail. thW mOl'lllnc wbo felt like takcao, we /tse water from the reservoir, but Bnt eTen If bearty approl'al IB given to r&l\I'ODlliJlle ._....... by the acru1f We must CO down to tbe eogioe honle these plaos aod the work on them is a good...bakto get that; we cao't tum that 'Water I rnohed throUCb as rapidly a8 poulble, exeerable condition of IUPPIJ SY8tem. And these I Into tbe pipet! In the bospital and alma· months must elapse before preaeot conhonRl'. It wouldn't be safe. And It I dition.';1\1 be changed, and In that. time . a of, the most loyal lao't I\IIfp tD use that water for surgical tbpre alway. wl11 be danger of repetitions Th..., are thorougbl,. Inoperalklul. ,f coodltlpoa inat deacrlbed, coodltiooa at the COIldItlooa whicb prevaU '''l'hero ban been conlllcting state- whleh bave prevailed more than ooet! 1bis the d&npra I!I "bicb they are exDlents about our r ...rvoir supply. Some winter, particularly st tbe almaboUIMI and alld tbelr alJiqlnte faUure to get for wb,ieh ther pllr 'ood mooey \ statemeuta hove bePn mnde to the efteet In tbe Keoslngton dlBtrlct. It d_'t satlsfr them til that we drn,,' on tbis supply for tb.. use • -- the altuaUOJl Is being painted of tbe ollllob""oe Inmat.... aDd the h",,· than It Is; they koow better. .nital naticol. whell we can't get wut.r th&t the half bo not been trom the city malos, bnt sncb ia not the Buffalo ,enerally sbould CBBe. We don't care to use that water. to face the real situation, that , Of conrse we could I18e It for washing should oot be coocealed and cleaolng, but we doo't like tD do it, and that the n _ r y for we oeYer kn_ how 10llg we will be be aplIlled with aU poaIble wltbout water from the citT maIna, alld It would never do to let the bolTers WD ~ two large pumps, each ~~ In the middle of the ",Inter. ha....., & "au,. eapacltT of 30,y .., I bave been told by Cblef Englca\l0IIII0 were put oot of COID- aeer Cloudsle7 of the pnmpmg station at the pampinJ atatlon br the that, 10 case of a lire out bere, the clt7 , Commissioner <--. addreuwbleh oceurred there Mon- could tum the water oft In some malo. ~tem,_, but, ev~ at that, It Is and force It out throngb the main that e members ot tbe East Side Bualthe citT'l wat,r plaot sbould supplies na. But, If that Is dooe, cernO"s M~n's A.!soclatloD I.... t evening In lne8lcleat that the failure of tain parIA of the clt7 will bave to be tb work should cripple it au wltbont water for lire protection. At adV'Ocaoy ot the proposltloo to Increase .. proved to be the case. Ietlal, that I. my understaodiog of the tbe number of mill< Inspectors. This were ~ leetlooa of Buffalo llituatloo. subject Is one tllrt Is' entitled to serIous ~ for a .,.,nlIqra tion this "It moans hard.hlp when we cnn't ,et water In the city's reae... water ont here. Tbere was ooe time consideration, as tri m,.ny Instances the. Io_t within the expe... this winter w ben we bad no wate. for milk supply of the city has been beld lIIDiIneer OIondaley of tbe eooklol purpos... I doo't know bow statioD. acconntable tor tbe spread of disease they cot 1I100g in the bospltal, but bere 10 tbe almabou.. there 11'88 no warm amoog the people, Mooey spent to sefood for anyooe. All that we had was cure a proper anll'lJj.QlOuah mapectlon cold food. Tbe Inmates all cot a pick<>d I up meal that day. I'm golog to calJ the of the mllk suppiy b money well speot. attention of the InperY1sors to thlB conWe believe tbat, with tbe neceualT dition of a1falra. Somethlog moat be b~lp. Dr, qreeoe can succeed In obtaindone. It .hould not cootlnue this war. H Ing tor the cltl~.n. ot Butralo -* In t he Kenalngton Dist rict, mllk. A great amou~~ ~t leewar has Re.ldenta of the so-called Kensington diatrlet are coocratulatlug themselves been gll'en to the JOUle liMlers atld not tbat the health authorities haven't IIl1ed lnt,'equentiy Impure milk bas been In BOme well. that stili exist out there. brought here and dl.trt'lluted ad libItum. 1.'heae well. bave heeo cne salvation of the Keoal~ou d1atrlct 00 more than With summer coming on aod thonsooe oceuIoo this minter. If It haclu't aods of our chlldren placed 10 danger been for tbe wella, man7 of the roaidenta ot dlsealle tlt~ duty lit Ute Counoll of tbe dlstrlet would have been without a drop of water. Ther couldo't even ~ to prolIItould be tQ .'$iIIpis melt mow because with 00 water circnvide proper aPbist llllPUrII Ja"og 10 the pip.. lu tbelr bomes, ther eouldn't ltart a 6re In tbe kitcben raoge, milk. or there mlgbt ba v.. been daoger of aD Tbe Eaat Side BUlin... lien's Aaaoexplosloo of tile bot water boUer. elation bal taken the . .tor _pier conAbout 6 o'clock Mooday oigbt the ,..ater ran freel7 10 the Keoaiogton disot . .~ trict. Some time betweeo 8 o'clock and mldniJbt of the same oigbt, the water ItDpped mDolng. Persoo.l wbo bad failed tD put 10 a supply of water were IIR&ble tD bave anrtblog for breakfast tbat cooklog. It was Impoaalble even to get _ter fl'om the tapa In .fbe cellara. Th-..I'e ,,0 no water for lIulbltlg closet.. IIOme of the _ldeoIA of the district w_ to perform their morninJ &bluthe term may be forctveo, witlt -..-tiona. - I I I I rem. slbaua!rd. �"01lJ ._________1_L1..l.. _~-'~._._. _J_ , ---- '___--····-------ilF·FALO· It__ y~ ____ •__•• _____ ______ .1. _ _ ----------Ff iif.~- a ~ 1906 ABOLITION OF GRADE CROSSINGS. M OF «e""aJ munlclplli matten w.r~ ....,nIidenoll It the m.eUng of the East 81.,. BUllneu Men'. and Taxp8Y~N\' AMOC'I .. .. tlon. helll I""t night. Health Commle"'oner Walter D. GQcpe waR prOl.nt n allll ...o.1I the a •• oelatlon on thp ceMlty of appolntln~ th'. opedal Ilk ln~tor.. The quezotlon w .. refe";;" to the Committee on >Municipal Leelalatlon. The two-y~ar mllyorlllly term proposal w,," broulrht UP. ""me membe,.. of the commltt •• which handed to a ,.eoort favorlnlr the t"'<l-year Idea. lI&ylng they had .1/rD.d It becauoe It was favored by a majority. Form~r A •• emblyman William IMet,ler, In pre· aentln~ the report, oppooed It Bnd Frank C. Flaher and Jacob KIBUS oald. In aubotance. that th.y had .1/rD.d It )(U,K, lillIlt Sld~ Buslnp"s lIen'. Rnd :Auoclatlon h.ld·a meeting Odd Fellow.' Temple. cor~i!iuJilm a~ Jefferson .tr•• t •• nnd matter. of municipal under associntion on the need :'.ild1Itlo"al lnlp<'<'tor. of milk a mtRB.ppre-hen!llton. Former Councilman Zlpp and otherA spoke agalll8t the bIll. The matter was .ent back to commIttee. The .... <>elatlon approvell tho abolition of ~rade cfOII81ngs without co.t to the city. and out It.elf on recorll as fa.vorln. a new -water worb, the reterendum billa, the apoolntment ot J)ubllc ItChool ~nltor. and the Ohio Basfn anll Clark T Skinner Canal bill •• The .... odatlon reoclnded Ito retlOlu- bealth comnddr....d the RUp- that 400 milk d.al .... twice DR many produp.iIdllng milk witbin the city while h. haA but one watch all of them. ne tried to get the state henlth to aeal.t in looking after Inpply of Bulfalo. ,,-hieh to 9,000.000 gallono per ),ear. been un8ucrf!8~f1l1, owing to the of In.pectora In tbe .mploy departm.nt. W. J. .1. Klln?ie WRS inthink the state or connt)' ought at leut a portion of the in_xpen.e asked for and Dr. Gre.ne with him, but pointed out tbnt Mit"ltb_ atate authoriU ... nor the Sl1leemed willing to take up the SAYS STATE SHOULD PAY ~OR MILK INSPIlCTORtJ. elpal Questions Discussed by East Side Business Men'. Association. tlon &pprovtntr R. unton station .Itf' Health Commissioner Greene Addresses East Sid Associat ion on Question of Better Milk Supply. e gast SIde BusIness .:\1en'8 and T HETaXpayers' AssocIation held an tact that there Were only two •___ _ t"l'l In ttus section, and .UllPoled to men>ly look after th ... 1 condItion or all animals on ~.::: 0 .eo that th~y are not Bulrerln from ~ny Inf,c,lIou. dl.ease. Their te~to (OVers ~\ estern ~ew York on au'" l,rnctlcally from Rochester to Hom I'::; ville. • th;;-"'" hnportal1t meeting la.t evening "t Odd Fellows Temple all WIlliam Strael. The speaker of the evelling was Health Co Isoloner Walter D. UreelH'. Who dw~lt upon the nereaslty tor having 8\Jeclal Inspectors of the i .... tnllk eUIJply. Mr. Kunzle could not underlltand -b ~~. t~"O~lt OC Butralo, who pay tbelr Dr. Ure,"e talked on the l1e"c•• lly of th" addltlollal milk Inspectors, and urged th~lr a.ppointment. He spoke ur h1B dealings with the ~ta.tc Dq.H lrt· whh:h pruvE'll very unsatlstac- U>~ll!ilatJon. PIl tor)'.' t T llJ' U$uclatlon also voted favorably on At the cnnclusJon or Dr. Greene's. autitJ~)~PO~ltJ0a to build n npw IUlmPin, dress, W. J. J. KUIlzte, "rl'slde-nt or the tu.,,«y· .. n ["hi- r.<U"bnJe atlSOHhau BomethJnr I I J D G' . "RaId he .... . I lUUJ4)C Ilt on, quun one< r. l'«t'l1e. n fovor Jf 1h(: city ec gHtinK It9 watf:-r much to the nmus~mt:nt or those pre - J.oly b)T :.1 gra\'lty system from Harob~; l'Ut. Thl- two-year lJaY'1ralt)' tenn WII "I would like to ask Dr. Greenp," nn(lther subject whlth rccei\'(>d C'otlJfdtr.. '!ll~ l\lr. Kur,zle. "It he has 1l8k~d the 1 f.~~~rtdl~~~~~~dn. byIt tg"~'elop d lhat tho ~tato Board ot Ht..·alth to look .after Whlch all the mf;mbers~ j~lri~rn~ ~Iee, Ia the ('ountr)~ dairies or whIch he COU1- "'"Il.I: not unanlmou9, ~e\'lPTal m~~ I,laln8?" Itatlng thlY SIgned It bemuse II " .. "I have," answered Dr. Greene, "but L~vored b{. a majority. Form~r.Aaem: Immt II I . {u;.an \ lII~am ~letzl.r. ha,'e been unable to gct the r"lIe! "'e dt·s rt.'. no ..' '!(arltet I,; or , and F rank C. FIsher. both t'lOll the noor, "tatln .. they had flgned under I .. Further questioning brollght ou t the m1aappreh'nslon. at 'Swan and Jetreraon streets and adopted .. reoolution IlRalnst any union .IatIon plan lnvolvln« co.t to the taxpay- m - ---FF~-----·--1f.jG_5.. ---- er•. The report ot th" committe. condemnlnll' the bill for the trlln.f.r of Fillmore Bv"nue from th" Pa~ rd to the city W88 approved. • ~ .f -- ---"'-·ns05 Prom reputa- beIng ,me ~( the heaithlest ell! • Her p eapl. nre l'ardol'1proud of th(' fnct. • -othlng shOUld thp wr.rld lb~y ------------. .- ,--~--. 05 hf left lln410ne to malntatn that reputn .. lion. It Is tn the cre<Ut ~f the city tha t It has not be.n niggard I)' In ~xpAn,ll­ t'lTl policy mu.t not be ahandon"d. The 1100lth authorlll •• state t.l lat tho public bealth I_ .nrlang~re<\ by the milk oupply. and advise n more rigid \ I exnmlm;tlon or It. At prC6ent ono In· .pe~tOl' Is employen. It Is nbso!utely Im- ISTORM SEWER WILL FILL THE Bn.L er Hearing on Virginia Street Pro-, pOBal. Aldermen reco,:"mend Rejection of all BIds. \ • b A sp~ond public hearing wa~ h.ldl ~ \ thp 8Id~rm8.ntf' !It'" pr ('omlntttfl~ R!I; niKht on the Ylrglnlft. !tret"t SPWf'T qu fl... I Unn. Thp: lo\,·("~t bin for tht'" ,,·ork was Ihat ot William Franklin, '~~.5o<l. yr,llk sUIlPl}' of the county. H~alth The majorIty laRt night oppo.eot th~ .. or Their Ire"eral nn{umenl \\ aA •• ........ Greene reC'ommends the romm IE:wUI n • odel an'\ thaI that the work 1ft not nt' I. t appointment or sIx audltlonnl ones, nnd . If it Ie undf'rtakf"n tho!'p pt"rgonPo nO he backs th. reeommenllstlon wIth a rllrE"l'tly hpn~f1te<l ~houlrl not be taxpd to \ pn y tor d Jn .tr~Jtg 8f1~umAnt. ThIs Is 11 lOa tIer that .jOhn -:\tt.'nztp,,". Patrtrk np~mnn, .. will not admit of delay. It the 'clty Is to <'I'h Z"hm, Emil ~a.snl, nr. Jon;", F.d· wRrn R. O'Mallpy Rnd t.lft.",·ypr "fbp;tl'T \. tr,alntaln Its reputation tor htaltb rsyoTrrl thp "'("WPT, ~{r. O·:\.1nl1f')' Rrft~p'oil that th. p~i.tlng APwor. built In 10.. ., ds "9.·R~ tnadequatp to tht" llrespnt ne-f t' Hp "Rid thp J'lerflon'" \\ hn ask tor th!' ~f'w(>r hAfl hp('n taxpd ror ~eye-t~\;t\~~; lAr works In othPT lo("a.liti~~. an t only rnlr th.t they .hould IrPt whn the-y wantPo nnw, Hp !illAta tht" palth And tl'nglnptrlnfjr o.r tnts ,\\'PT(> In I tnvnr of thp. !III~wpr. eo ra\'or£>o A. ~pw" ,"Irvlnla ~trp,t. AttC'Tney P" Ihrou~h ~.... k '\'ch~kr prpff"rrNl.fl FiPW~r oown Fran; Un t;trppt to ('onnrC't finAlly \\lth th Mllln ~trp~t trunk "pwpr. attempt is being made to enforce the Th'" ('f'mlntttpp, nftt'r A. wrang1"., dp., posslhle f or h Im to louk after the .ntlre I I 't. . -- ----.- ~. :-,. .:-•. ---. -)--H65-- .------------ ne.ldent. and taxpayers of the 11th, 20th and ~lst ward. were out In force last nJght betore the Aldermanic Commlttee on Sewers to oppose the CODslructlon of a $68,SOO sewer alon, Vlrglnla Street. tram Main Streot tn the ErIe ('anal. In accordan,'e wIth _lo" bId of "'lIIlam Franklin, Form~r 1~ ocmbl\'man O'Malley sprea .. properlY owners in favor of th,e .wer, but the majority of the men and wom.. t'n preJIe-nt Yf'hemently opposed tbe pmpo~ed ~ewer as an unneceSl&l1 b~ d n \!~. O'~[alley took his .t~ndl:~: recommendations of the ng the anli HE'aith ~tmcnts dU~' tbe pa.t nfteen years. cla.lming V~-"Ia logIcal route was tbrough '.StrpCt to the canal. .,,,George B."·eb~ter. reprooentlnr =:; MaIn Stroet to the trunk .e",~ ... ... \ r'lent!: submitted that a belter ' Pet wC\ul ..i"be \'Ia Franklin. Dl?laware Not Enforce Ordinance? anti-spitting ordinance in Ruffalo's street cars, although the signs warning' passengers against committing this unpardonable nuisance are still occupying conspicuous places in'the cars. ~ Evidently the disgusting and unhealthful abuse permitted. results. the carelessness or the police in seeing that the provisions of the 1iru-dj,1an are observed. On some of the East Side cars, the filthy poTac.Jnl''''''~ of expectorating in the cars is fully as frequent as hefore the ordisecured through the efforts of the Health Dcpar~1cnt was lPased. -"For a time there was some show of enforc~ment. but it evidently became an old story and today the tobacco chewer goes on his filthy way unrestrained by police interference. In the crowded condicars at the time these men so careless of the law are most .in woman who is able to keep her skirts clean. It ~ te--..wakened tq 0( 'action R[J[~T[~ i ANGLE-OVER SEWER. s to prot :lct the r,uhllc health This fOR ~ 'Taxpayers of 19th, 20th and 21 st Wards Out in Force to Oppose Construction of $68.5'00 Atj fair. 1-'on I;oon HE \I.TII. hn~ long IP'njo)'''d the ~m5 fW[R -- jliillt.':"'IItJ VIDEKTLY no present thai! .pe~t:~n ~?e 11ax,cshoUld pay ror ~~I._ At the conCIU:lonar~9 down the IState. terrr'd to tb& Comm~~te~a~~er M':kJf8.. rlrlp(}- to rp('omm('11(1 thE" TP.1ertion ('If All htds Ant\ th,-. hutlrllnK of a fltorn1 I'If"'Wf'!r. whlC'h might gh'p thp nPl~dpd rt'lI~f. • A(t('r an aertmoniou~ dl~cu oDflC'twcpn the majority and mtnorft1 reJeel Hong the (":ommllte(' rE'SOh'('~ tOportlD all ~f the bids suhmltted ahn h ~er bel\.yor or a Sclorm sewer w l(' reuet ftev('d would give the nece~sarT ________ ·.sUf.rAt-0;--N~­ ----------"fnrrr-T90S----I'r.--''; - _,_,. ____' __ 90~______ _ -- -rfhA Prates.lonal and Bu.lnesB ""'om.n~~lub will hold a meetIng tomorrow cverilng at which the "Milk Suppl~'" wlll be III.cuss.d. The usual ooclal bour wUJ tollow the Dleet • GREENE ADVISES \' ORANGE ITHOIIIIJIPI �u ----------------------------------_._=------- T~xp~rfR SH OWS ST~Tf SHOULD IGROBES LURK • p~r, NOT CITY IN DIATY MONEY CO~~~~g I~~~n~tin I~ asting Taxpayers' Money. i, r DutraJo Express:-I SbOlll" be Vf'[Y: 10 10 Sf'E!; voat.er meters introdnrrd tolo 1U ('tty. though I do fcC't that tbpro", Is a r,.arful waste ot water, But tbA poor ",,-ou1d havo to scrimp thpmselYcF", and thf!)' have to sIo bavo all Ihe wall'r they Df!cd. "'ould ~ J'lTs('Urable, pArtial rem~dy tor tbe wllMe! Jlave a law pa!'5C'd Bnt! ~nforced that made it a. criminal ottense for a plUUlbp-T t.o this M put plPP8 fnto any new bous£'. whether hullt for rich or poor, (to tbat they can freeze 1n the winter time If tbe houf'c ts Inhabited. Tho WBf'lo eom~B from the D("('essity of let .. tlng water run nights. nod some time during the day. to keep It from freezing. ThfllD mn.k., It nUDiphable by fiop for people to h,'avo It running wb~n not tn USE'. Enough people would be rODvtcted to delf'r the masses from Dr. Thom.1s Darlington Tells of ,Men- THEY CARRY DISEASE. W. J. J. Kun zie. at Meetace to Health in Unclean Currency. lI1g of East Side Busi~ I Report of Thorough Tests Made by - - -.. --ness Mens' Association, IGREATEST DAl'\GER l:'-i BILI.S Dr. W. H, Parks Presented to Congressional Committee. Draws Admission From I --0I Diphtheri~ and Consumption Germs Found I Health OffiIcer Greene to Live for a Month on Parer i, Xc,," York, F~b. ::!4.- The theory of Dr. 'lk I t ~ Dal'liug'tull, c"ommi"Mionel' of ltenlth. that as t 0 MI nspec ors. Currency. I dirty money br,'etls cuutn/o:ion, thnt I Appropriation Not Obtainable From LegislatureMr. Kenzie Asks Why the Taxpaying People of Buffalo Should Pay. would like to ask Dr. Greene:' ;\Ir. Kunzle. "If he has asked the Board of Health to look after th~ daIries of whIch he com: "~"nt"v . h an8wered Dr. Greene, "but been unable to get the relief We many Inspectors has the State section ?" ed AS 1'0 COl' NTY HELP. Supervisors one ot the do not expect tn care for that kind. It would be a hard get them to act." we are .xpect"d not only to fnr what we let coming Into the but to pay for Inspectors for the t:;;o&;;.flt or the cnuntry penpl •. " 10 what you wlII have to do to protect Your famllle,_ I d gladly pay the expense mY!elt roul d alford It, knowIng as a medman the way germ. are transmit_ ot the cros"-eS_ ...'!i!!lIi~t1t~h;;e matter wa~ :: on Munldto aet on with the t. be l'E'![used work? "'hy cant !L man he belu r(':opoDsible tor an honest day B 'work, (or the ('Ity as well 8S by an Individual! "bat caD tho taxpayers do about it all? According to tho greatest trust tn thPl In Everybody's ?jfsf;Rzlne, is not this nady for the government ownf'rship raUroads? Cannot the new~paJlcrfl. help and give tbe workers 8. rtght to live as tho drones? Have you rend nno (1(1ll1.!:1'l!!';";1UlIUi ('ommittcp in 'Ynsilillgtoll. Dr, Va.rllngton gave thp r('sult~ ot bacItl"rJQloglcal ('xl}mina.t1on~ ot pallC~ mOI1f'Y llnd coins. '.rht' pxperlml"'nts had bfo(~n con .. E<Juallty. by Bellamy, lately? It 18 ot tbA \Vatertank. Read It and Bee not mako good readlng for your gunday pa.- Bulfalo, Feb. 234. It our corerspondent would nop to sider that no poor tamily could In a legitimate, way, at six centiS per gal1oD~, enough water to bring Its bUl fiO high. as is now charged, he 'Would tor con~umpt1on nJ eJ!"htherhl The)! demonstr..1tE·d that pa!,J('r Dr. DarllngtoB l=,ld !'ftr('s~ on th~ tt1>ort c1il'Pc,tiIJn: ot experiment:-\: lllau~ b_,- Dr, "~1tlhltn H Pllrk~, or tho "'Hinr<l ParKf"r Ho~1tal. I· .. ~n .\gnr plate WAS :-;treaked with a (n ,!(ummlng up th,' Invl'stfl;atJon thH re~1 c1!llhtlH'l'ia .(·ultul'e; u penny, n uime, a tj,lrt statf'o that penJlh'snt th(>('nd ot lwen.. n kif I d . ~}'-(Ollr houra gilV .." (} growth .It dlphtheorla I Je·,? H Pll'l'(~ 0 g ;11';5, nn a PIl'CO of ,):iC-llH wh~1l "falrl:,>' dry h:u."f1li ?"-('re pl~H'~d I I)UPl'" JllOlJej· (ull tilerile) were plucetl un m thE'.JTl. lHlt 'lOn~ when pl3.('{'d all Wd. thl,} stn'aks, aud the plate incuhated, Iud at the end or lortl·-e!ght ~10·.Irs gavel Therp wus n {·on . . iderabJe arpa of no I I 10 growth ~J{;k;'H and dlm~ ... at thE' fOn{1 or tv.~entytour hour~ g-ave n grov,:th at tlm('~, l.Iutl !lOt at otheT~. nnrl no gro\\..... h a 1 lh~ en t )f torty·f'1ght hours. Pap<:r money .l..t lhl' ('fa] ot tOlly-eight bour~ ga\~ n gro"..th, D..nlt contln1led to do so at t1mt"~ up tn one mMlth . "TLf> rp"\u1ts or thp!!Ie f'):pl'rjmE'nt~," ~Y6 j 1he re-port, '·hllJ.j(."3.H~ t:l3.t the mNalUc ~ubBtanl'e... in ~·olns when brought ln con· utct with 'OaC"tt-rla through tht. polvent nc- ~ tlon ot n101&tlll'''' 8 re (h·let(>notts, while 1n paJ)(""r th('re ar(~ nn 811Ch Rub:o:tan"'es, thE" 1 gra(~lIal dpath or b:l('tf'rla bt-ing due to the l t..·rre~t or dryIng. "A !l1)mV ot wateor containIng the ord!nary ~nt(:stinlll ~'oh)r lr.1.clllu! thrown on ph~CN:; or ('(Jppf>T, 811 vcr, ni .... kd ami ~_ per anti allowed to dry nt 'I'oom tpmp<'ru- I 'vas bacterin Olin'! atte!"' fhr~p growt 1 ul'otmd ('I\('h {'oio, npPllrel1tJy of the same E'Xlcnt ill each cnlSe, wh11f.;! the a?rowth was unntrected by the gIH~Jo:, or .. paper OlOrlPY. This experiment Wll~ repented, 811U the same results wel'e ob- tllinf'd. • "~\ sterile pe'lny, dime. nnd nickel were innClllntcd wita n :lC'l'um ('uiture or tliphthrl"ia alld dripd. At the end of 2-! lIOUl"M IiYiu.t; ullctprin. were removed from II I a t Ie coins. This experiment wabl repeatpfl, u:siug n watE'l'y snspen~ion of the hucilJi fur illOculation. ..\.t the end of :!4 hours' dryillg', the bacilli were removed frqm the ditlJC tU1(1 nickel, but llot from the PPllI1Y. ~\.t the eud of 48 hours' dr v Of lIl~, no ujphtheria hacilli were recovered frol11 un)" of the {·oinf;. Thi~ experiment was c-urriecl Utlt n third time. Here a watc·r.\' .sU .... lH~llsioll of n serum culture was tl~ajll u:->[>d. Two peuui('~, two nickf:'ls, tWt) dimes, Bud two pieces of I I ~ U$S (u I Herile) were lDoculated with tlte HUSII(,llsioll, dlrt)o" dlmflS, tort}'; mod\'ratf:ly clE'an hillR, 1.250. on dirt)" bl)ls tht"re wert' i1.00u lilingwhllfl bacterh1 npltv:£', It btlllil arc takl'n fairly. on(' would llard- "Cl1ltllre~ were made at the end of 24 honrs' drsin,a.: of oue of ent.h of the coins awl of oue piece of glass, and nt the lyo expert to ovlaln tubt-'I·cll!' hac-iIli trom.. tll(~m, unl~ It Llrge nUmh(-r w{·ro £'x amtn-l'-d. In tht' Itrst pla.l'C". It I~ pure Chdn'f" ",,·Iwtht'r th~,\' lY'('omp IUl"t"'ctcd by thl' Pdtl('nl handlln.i<" UlI'm wllh C"ontanllnat,'d Jlngpra, and FlPoond, It if{ a c1lllkull tiling ttl nhta!n from th ..,ll1 dirt~· hJl1~. a~ th~ h.lt-11tJ ('nil onlv 111\ I,ht llnNl through nniInal It.n("ttJElllOJI :tnt'! tiln nlh~T h:u:~tf"I'! 1 on dirty hill" .U"V ar ~ to CaWip. other in· ellli uf ·l!j hOlll'S of the rf?lUl\inine- c(.,jns I I v I' I I ' I '1' anI g nss, ... ,0 (IP It term laC! I were ~ . re(·cl\"l~red - ---- oml -IS hom· ..... .. ~\. 8tf'l'ile hilI wn~ inoculated with tliphthel'ia hneilli. wLiclt were re(~oyerell the se(,onu rlay latrr, but Ilot 011 the ~ixth cluy, 'rl1*" exp.(lril1ll'nt was rep'!cted nnd diphtheria h~H'iIli were re('uYC'rC'cl fir:it 1l!:J!~~~. ei~hl da~-l'l after the inocula tion of the bill, then H, t!lm 21 dny". and finally at the cnd l.){ mw lHf);Jth. The {·oius. qlas~, "ml hill wrre nil kept at room telUperntUI'H. A IIU1Ubcl' of llt'llUie:-;, ui('kels nuu dim£':4 ,,"t'r~ put ill thr. months of citBtlrC'u RlIffpl"inJ.:' fro III dillhtIH'rin. ::'\0 diphtherin h.l<'illi ('olllri lH' oliLlil1l'd from tlle~e coins .:!l hour . . aftf'l'wHl'.l" . "To sum tli', t!tp ,'pSllIt'i were: Ppnnip~ }!L i b' - , 'he singular fact is b r oug ht to that there are more bab ies born per family in New York than in nt Ih(' end of ~1 honrs gUY(' n g'l'owth of diphtheria haeili when fairly cll'Y hn· ]jib t Brooklyn. nt tht" l'nd of 2-1 honrR from any of tht, coins. while Crom hoth piPC"'s of ;;lass they wpre obtaineu at both 24 t'illi Wl'rl' JlLH"(~,l Oil pJ1H·.~tl Ull And still stran ger, the WN. Ib holtI'M ga YC" Ill) ""i"hl, "t til" death rate in th e latt er city i s great- thrill. but HOlle wtH'U P<'ullies nt the PI III or j.!l'tlwt 11 'nil of :;1 hours g-nye growth at time'S. but not nt otbers. "irkels at the "1,,1 of 4S hours goa n.' 110 J..:"l'ulrth. "I)lIl1ui Ht tht' "'HI of :!-l hours ~n,(' n ;.:rowth II" tjll}(~S HIlII not tit other:-;. Uilllf?9 Ill. ll" {'li.d of j." IWlil's ~n\'e 110 gruwlh. "Pup/;.',· IIIU:ljt~' ~H 'I.e t'nd (If --t~ h()llrs ~H'" II ,.-:-:·I,WCI lIn,l ('ontiulll"d to do so oI\! thllC' UI) (0 Ollt\ nll,nth . ,.1"1"'" r'·~llltH of thl·~e cXp('rilUl"llt!; in. (iJ<'ul t' f iw: t hf· 1Il"1 :illiC' sul'~l:tll(,~'~ in ('ldn "lJj·:J brollgltt in ct)ntact with hn('! er than the birth r ate. And yet Brooklyn is called the city o f homes as well as the city o f chu r c hes : I teri:l thr!)!I;.;';, 'hE" ~,}h'I'llt fiction of 111IlIH~ ture ;::1'"(' lIel ft t('t'ioll"', While ill lJOII(tr thpl"c nn "'Ill it rIb t.11H·.·S, HIP gl'ndunl deatl! hf ltlll·t,.rin l .. il g due- to the effect of tll'J il'g," 01'C' H_ J.I. Dl~NISTO •• trons. report c.'olltained the foJlowing: "1 hun! the honor t.o snbmit the following report 011 :;omc e:qH.'tiIDl·uts to degerms. tprndne the iuilu(,llee of the metal in money wOUld carry thf'~e germ~ ~() they l ('oin,,,! nwl the pu)\'r of mOllP'.' UlJOll the (,OUk) bl=' hnp3rtcd to others for onf' mouth'j "''bile coin wouhl ".-,., them for onl)' life of hUl'h'l'in 11_ !l'.ted Oil diphtherin t\'.·enty-tour hOllnt. bacilli. whidt were ctll"ried out uuLler my I dnctf'u them out ot curio~lty, ""by can·t fiurh m~ to ·.lc:able, ....,,,.-,.•• should the people of Bllffalo ---- ""-"'<1·_-'" the In"PeetJon or these tarms ~ we are paying OUr .hare of tha ----------__L ____ _ taxes?" again asked Mr. Kun- but . department I. unable to an appropriation sUfflclent to put a proper force." hills out of l'il'<.'ulutioD lUutil:lteli Can anything be done In thIs rBsa tpct tho t8"XpaYt'rs? I live In tho Park,:tlllfJ district. The rlt.y I!I-:,nds Fho\'elers out In Cront of the hydrants and to deal'd,,1 talk flftcen m1nutrs by the clork. I vi,lo ror tlw tukin!( of dirty us w~lI "_ trnan c;rc111a.Uon 8". soon aa pr:Lr.· I () --~~~ Grant ",."ur.s me that his de- u(>('11 COIl- Health that $~lIe<l bias should be re, o and they are supposed to after the general condlUon tectlons," arlln,als on farms to see that not .ulferlng from any tndlsea.". Their territorY' cov~'--.-.-- New York on a line prac- '~m ' , from Rochester to Homells_ .... ".~"nt will Willingly co-operate with has WhnlU he will lSubmit a l'ellOft of t,·~ts by nl'. 'Yillium JI. l'urk~ of the \\'ill:1\'I1 Parker Ilospit.nl, made to detf'l'JUino tlit' inthlt.'Jlce of metal~ find of 1'3[l~r mOlle,\' 'JIl tI,e life uf hucteril1. The number or 4 UESTIO:\,!. f'OlltCllu, t 1)1'. D.u'liuJ.:'ton is uppenriug' uefor... a Chairman Kunzle ruled the motion 1JOUT!'1 .,n 1J..1.p('r wnR «bout 170.lKXl; on nl-t:kel or order under the constitutional about "1,((1() and oU copper none, !i.1I;';",-.iion that all ",W legislation must •...rhe~c l'oncluslons arc 5ubstantl:ltNl In· ctJ\tns Hnd hilts takf'n !rom;t to a commIttee. Then the exo.mlnlng r.heap jew('lry stor(~. lJJrty peIlnle~ a.\-fl'started. age rl t.w('ntY-!lJx Ih·Jng bacteria. h.piel"'; PERTI~E~T has to tinned by CXl)l'l'imeuts, snys the Ey€'uiug Post. Th<.'l'u is a bill before Cong"l'e~s to pro. before th(l<' HOll~~ CommIttee on B"n1tlni A reBolu tlon referring the matter turt>, ArtPf thrf'P jluur~ the tp~t SU1>-1 "-eTf'I wlMled ott and the rtllmL'e; the municipal committee with power I stances 1Ivlng ';a.C'~ptia nott':d i act wa" amended by William Metz- 0'"The nUI1l'lK'x df'positt"d on r 10 approve of the proposed Inspect- each tP.~t ()object ofwosbac-t(,TIa about 1,500,(00, the r~. ucpal'tulI.'ut / tt'Jd Currpnt'",} Hi~ object was to fmprt'8.'i upon r'ong-rl'ss tht: vJew takpn b)-p the .Ad " ,."ry C'ommittee of tho :\'e,,· York Bonr< 'V_ the ar~oclatlon'8 favoring the meas- u dlro' pUlwr hill is u potent. fartur in NIH'Pllilillg' HHUJY clhwn~t's with which the ~ I ""I-'¥,,~,o¥ Dr_ 'Walter ~reen", the HeaH" ~hy"lci"n. was a guest of the East Side 3uslness Men's & Taxpayers Assocla_ last nIght, and wh!Je he created Jmpr~sston concernJng hIS refor the appOintment of five speInspectors of m!Jk supply, hie was cooled b,· the questions by President J. ;T. Kunzle. Greene talked on the necessity ot additional m!Jk Inspectors and their appointment. He showed while he has In his department nly one Inspector he has to look after :r!!! m!Jk dealers taking product from w country dalrl"s. He stated that he ad trIed to get the State Department asslst him In looking atter the milk of Bulfalo, whtch amounts to M'\OIJO.()OO gallon. a year. This the State could not grant owing to farce and for that reaSOn the ddltional city Inspectors were needed. 'When Dr. Greene sat down It ap.",red that th"re would be no questlon 1 I-IEnAI,D Rt'nltAt', !\o, 'i34 FIFT1-lh:~TlI STRF:.ET, N. ,,-,.} "·,\.SIUXU'I"C.IX, D. t!., Thursday. J ''Monrr a~ a bearer ot microbe!;" wa.q\ thE> subj('ct ot lnt,..rt.·~tln.~ te~ttmoIlY given to-dClY by Dr. Thoma. Da~llngton, pr.slIdent ot the New York Board ot HeAlth cxtravaganc p , the fldewalk8. A frw weeks ago tWE'1 ramA out tn l\, bUQ("h and followr.d p.Af'h to threo hydrants tn Pllrc.-u1on Rod in fJu~rtars or RD hour the t ..·f'!VI) ml'n B. pOlh to thrro hydranls, Thlt;: mOTn! m(>n camp to dran thp walk" 001', dl1~tTlolla frllr'lw. worJct!d ainn"', gOing hlork 10 blnck, Thp other- two ""nrk@d hv fl.fde on a fnur·plank 1\·alk. Afttr art a few bbovclfuls. they would HDII TO GET RELIEF FROM STATE BOARI. lb:lt In so many ways thnt, T S8}". dt) f~t. th~m Favor of Withdrawing Dirty Bills and Coin. -- - . - I'" I v (.J hi. opinion about the hardships of I meters.-Ed. Express. m .... " '" , ________~!? __~ ~_Jt_~___________________ ---i : .. v f , ".___.,tI .....'"1-: - -." - -- - ULSORY VAUUi ATlUN, 0 e controversy on this subject Is so despread and has given rise to so much !riction In the enforcement ot laws requ iring such a measure .of prevention that a decision of the Untted States supreme court as to the constitutionality of such measures Is at much interest- The supreme court holds that compulsory vaccination dered by local boards of health authority of state legislatures 1.0 bs cause for the public good and not tn derogation of the personal guarantees Or personal liberty. The plaintiff contonded the law was void, as being contrary to the preamble of the constitution, alld of the 14th amendment; that vaccination did not protect and was dangerous. ,Justice Har~ said the court was unwllling lo hold It to be an element In the lib crt y .ecured by the const!. tutlon that one person. or a rulnorlt1 In allY connty, should have the jlower thus to domiDate the majority In such Illutters. Tht' lilJerty secured by the cODstitution to every perEo:!. within its jurlculctlon. ,Justice Harlan ueclared, Illd not i!'1part an nMolute right In each person to be at all times, and In alJ circum1tances, wholly freed (rom rpstraint. There were manifold restralnts to which every person was l,eces~arily suhject. Justices Brewer anti Peckham dhsellted . The fnct that they dissented snows tho division of opinioll all the subject of cOmJlulsory vaccinatjon laws whloh affects the public. The decIsion will be of general a[JpJication and it Is ex pect(>d that untler It th" dlltle~ .,f bealtb officers when they contend wIth a smallpox epidemiC will be leBS trying. The attempts to enforce coopulsory vaccillation laws may bCl more vigorous thall ever with the sl1prrme court of the United States behind the law but people will diller as to the justice of such laws the same a.~ before_ It Is nn IrTepreeslble connie though the vacclnattonlsts iI.d 1D the last 1 . ~attJ9- I �ITa it .- 1966-L. t ..... -- ffB2. .. )--1905------eli 12£&- ~;'ff ~_M_. :2f-~t~ .--------~~ fEB i.~ l.a~/;- I ~ - '. ,cuse Is having an ,'pldemi(' 01 , (' ct fpyc'r that is widespr",,,11 enou h 10 call physicians or that ('it Y , together in meeting' to <li.selldH the malady and the mE'anH of Its "I'achealion. At that m<'eting six papers we'" read on thp variouH f"ature~ of thf' disease and there was general disc'''''sion, The most important point hrough, out waH that If en'rr case WE'r" manRg'cd all a prorll'r plan, anel st rlet quarantine and pl'ecau,lonal'y means were taieen, It would put an end to the "pidemir in about Reven week,... Another undisputed fact shown was that scarletina is but another name fOl scarlet fever , the dift€'Tence being only one of degree. and from a mild ca~1' a most malignant and deadly casE' mar follow by infection Again tbe con tagious substance is capable or main· taining its Yitallt y for long veriods, and It can bp, conveyed by means of the clothing of a tbird person. Sracuse bad a scarlet fever epidem- ' i(' last vear and ha~ anoth"r this YE'ar. il waK' tb(' opinion of the physician. that Ih .. cpldC'mir would contlnup a long as II,.. caHes arE' not managed on n rigid plan , CareleRsnl'ss in quaranline is a yerl' mischievous biundE'r_ \\'hetbE'r the attack is mild or "evp,nthe germs are there. Upon this till' Svracuse Herald says: . "Toucbing the legal aspects of quaranUm', it is proper to r!'peat what we hav(' already oald. tbat no leniency tihould be shown offenders. The man 01' woman who Is so careles,;, selfish and Inhumane as to expose others 10 the dangerous disease tbat has enterI C'd his or her own bou.ehold, should be arrested and prosecuted, Private conv<'nlence must lJe rigidly subordinated to public safety.' To ,reat the (Juarantlne laws as a dead letter IS criminal negligence. and it should he dealt with accordlngly_ Eyery rlay more venial offens,,~ are puni,herl with imprisonment hy order of the pollc( court." Tbis I. a statement that can not lH' questioned. When it is possible to Htamp out these epidemics in a fC'w w{'eks by strict quarantine and fumi~allon, they ought not to be allowed to drag 011 yeaI' after year. ---.-T------i-----l~ 05 --------_. --------------------------_.- ~-I-------- r~I-~-~-=E -.P_-ffiEMICS. Oobs'. Fight A!:Bln8t Y~llow Fever_ editor of _\merirnn ~fedirine in- Dip~her1a and Scarlet Fever Still at ftt tIlt' Iiarnh rritici,nm of sanl-I Work in the City_ IJI on In Cuhu ua,·c no good grounds in ~ a~ ror thE' ofllrlals unnpr thp republic hay" done Rnd are doio.'! particularly wlill, ITe says, ~ ebba has the unique distinction that wftb her own rnf!n .lnd m{,~1.n!-l .she has 8ucct'fJSfnlly resf::;ted in'·8~ion after Invasion and Is today th~ only eXE'mplar of th d ., I e mo ern anu fl 1 5ufflciC"nt prophylaxis of yellow fever Allowing as muC"h as can be claimed for AmE-rlcan 'ntpn·cnUon. nowhere 1n the United States has the -work o! the yeliow fevpT commIssion been appUed or mad!"' rl!:ld)- for appHcat:on to pub1fc eafet:r wIth anything like the inte!Utrmco or enf':'hY dh~plared in Cuba A dozen coast towns In the rnHed States -.re mo~e likf'ly thnn Havana to f;utrer I~ I t ep am CB Q Yl"liow t"\·CT . • • • FInlay. (lnlterols and E;rramonte. E'a,ch and all at (at tbmn. ftre the pr('r3 of th~ most di~· Unguished pub!lp hC' .... lth otfiC"er!'l In the nHed State£. '1'll(,)' are- fn all respcrts (1ual to thp1r high respcnsJbfJ1ties, and ey art> Jlberally &upportpd bl~ thefr go\'erDlDE"nt. Thf' most re<'ent appropriation th e C u b 31'1 r,-OVt'rnr:tE'nt to the purposes public he-8Jth amuunted to more than .OO\? Tht, t-nitp.rl States mtght match Is hbE"rsJlty nnd nmnzE" the world by proprJating to nur own health administlon a sum at $14.000.000. American lfeclidnf' thinks that the acoldings ndminl"t"· ,-<I to Cuba by so ICIIlled fp,'PI' "~x" .. rts·' iu the matter of quarantine rpgulntions nr€' inconsistent \vhen coming' fl'olll tlw Lolteel States. DIJlhtherla and Ncarlet reY"r are stili epidemic In tho city. a9 shown by th. rr.onthl), report or th .. Healtlt Bureau. snbmitted yooterday by Dr. Goler to Commissioner GUmnn. The toJlow,ng I, 0.. flummary or the report: 8 31 of diphtheria, and to the fact that thoro arp !/lO manr mild ca~~ or dlohthpria re~ malnlng undiscovered in the ichoa)s. Not until o\·pry {'a~(-' of sore throat is subjl'cted to a I bac,erlologlcal examination. and un- crPRSp In cuncer. consumption and poeu2'<2 samples of milk examined. of which but 2_ I." than t pr.r cenl were below the .t"ndard_ The eftpct o[ the ri~ld t'nfr)TCPnlent or the ordlnanee recpntly pa<eed I. sho..-n loy the m'~I;~a'chemlst report. I St.ate:; may make reg-- nbovp rf'sultp:. The aver(l~~ oC 'j; J::ampl('~ nf milk !"howert ~.Ol."l baett'rm PPT c. c._ ~<; nfiJ latioDH to apply within their own thr-Reo snmplp~ WpTe bf'lnw 14)') 0,\1), th~rp wprp borders. but 11 will nepd a federal law "~np ~'v''- 5,UOO,OO)l), nnd tlie' highest count nas 4. ...9.000. I esUc produC't. to prevent the diffusion of the frauds throughout the conn try. At present foreign packers must stllte on the wrapper what adulterant, If any, Is in their goods. When YOU get. hold of a can or French peas an d read the legend. In yery small prin t. that there are thre€'-quarters of a .. rain of copper inSide as a presE'n'alh'e: you may wonder since when cop per beQame a preservative or rood. If, ~'ou conclude that the adulte,-ant is used to keep the peas green. yOU will exact. Iy hit the reason of it. use. ""hether this amonnt or copper is harmful or otherWise. Is anoth!'r quesllon, al. though the admitta'l('p of the food by the government's l1ur~ food officials would argue Ihat It Is all right. As analYSis would be certain detection of a frandulent label. It is assumed that the amount or copper in the can is "!lot understated_ , n y not approve or vaccination. If -~r the state hpalth author!_ Ii S 01 1cr it for all the people, When it comes your torn. do oot fancr Sou can suecessfully resist hy a suit 8llaw against the health officers. A man in lIiassachusetts bas tried tbis. He car. rled his contention np to the supreme court of the Uniteil States; and there, as In the state courts, he gets the worst of it. The conrt says, "Societ~, based on the rUle that each one IS a law unto bimself. wouM s<?<,n be confronted with anarchy and dlsorde:. Real liberty for all coul1 not '!x,st un.der the operation of a prmcrple which recognizes the right of each 'indivldual person to use hiS own will In respect to his person or his property. regardless of the injury that rna. be done to others. It Is ihe acknowledged power of a loral com. munity to protect itself against an epidemic threatening the safety of all and to exercise that right in particu. lar circumstances and In reference to ~ar persons_" B I )01 ,.., -eOUdtt-B-~OW HAVANA DEATH I,RATE WAS REDUCED iE.oU.TH Y. __________ .FEll. (.. ____19.05. -------- balr6 I on public thoroughfare•. ·1"'rhe result at this move was that Havana's death rate has dropped from ~ p('r thousand to m per thousand and the moral ettect on the- Inhabitants mar "ell be Imagined." was and In pOinting out the necessity tor more Inspectors, called attentlon to the fact that the bakers above all others should be sure to watch the source or their milk supply. Dr. Greene reIterated the - . nents he has mnde In several public addresses as to the tran.rer ot germs through thc milk supply_ The co-operation of the l?akers, he said. was absolutely necessary, as, although the baking ot the tood products might destroy germs or Contagious diseases, proper precautions I could be best taken by watchIng the source trom whIch the milk Is received nnd this the local al.l~horltles propo.e to do by the addItion ot five inspecto,"_ The sanitary co,,<11tlon or bakeries was taken up and the members ot the union were urged to do theIr utmost to keep their shops in good sanitary condition. The liability of transmittlng con taglon through breadsturts was one ot the main points upon which he dwelled. At the close ot the se •• lon Dr. Greene was given a vote of thank. The Math rate In Bu!{alo Is 11 lI"r thousand. and Dr. Gret'ne said that he ("on~idered the showing made by Bbll.,..".. a troplC'al citl". was quIte remarka e_ Commtssioner Gref'ue told ot the !J.tabUshmt'nt or an Improved !rtreet dtartmcnt and went Into many tntf'rest· r~g detall~ as to the work done and It~ good re~ultB. From • I , E'.- ... - _. _... - _______ J££.2 -6.--1905 ---.t•• -:\1......,- ~.-- --"Ii WOULD HAVE ALL DOGS IN LEASH, Health Commissioner Greene Says It Would Preve11 Spread of Rabies. A. a hynrophobla preventatlr. Heal:~ co,~mls;loner Walter D. Green.lnlendl : to recommend to the coffiml'7h c~~nan ' In the near future the adoption own-' ordinance requiring that .Ihlll~~n tb, ers keep them In leash W yard th, 'IreetA. While confined In a , m"" dOgs need not be tied. but th Yelther not be a Howed to run at llr" ' muzzled or unmu7.zled_ bllten )Y "Seyeral {leople haye been "lcdlD I T AT So large ,.,.. the audIence which greetf'd Health ClHitsFtonE'T WaltH D. Greene at th F Od eal Society )"tlilfrda,~ artE"moon that all the door! or thl! R.lldttorlum. .had to be thrown open to accommbdate those who were compt'lled to 8tand in thp ballways. Dr. Grt'tM'. 8ubJt'ct v.-ss "ganltary Conditions to. Ha vana Berore and Alter the American Intervflntlon." He told of the good wor.k done there undf"r the eye of G~n. Francls V. Gre~n and later Gen. Leonard Woo1 "When the Americans began to d·) thing. In tho Cuban city," Dr. G.... n' said "the nnrt move was 1:0 cl(lan (ror, sIx inches to ftve teet or dirt tr~m t~~ streets. This laid bare to the BUn I ra)~ pavementFi which bad not !/lee" thl:' light ot day for yearR. Dead animals wl'r: taken trom the strefts and an OrdPT put In ettect prohlbttlng tthe throwing or gar- o fAVORS USE OF L EASHE5 ON DOGS GREEXE A{;DIE~CE HISTo.RICAL SOCIETY. I SANITATION IN lIA VAN Health Comml A. Greene wlII dellv ""loner Walter D an Sanitary Reform'::tl addre•• on "Th~ the- rooms ot on in Havana t, I ~Ulldlng tomor~~~v HI.torlcal SO~let~ o clock. Dr. G afternoon at 4 Ha"ana and Whl~:ethe recently YJSlt~d ~tta conCerHlng (I, ere "holleNed much on on the Isla d .wt od ot sanlt "apHal ot CUb~ and chJeOy about t1~; Co.lI)USSIO~ER SPEAI{S TO. LARGE ~- ,_._----. --. ,- fEB :.Lt9.05 _____ _ I m . 'Jr- - A :::l N, Y. -.. _._- .. . . ~- DuJ"ing thE' month there Were 2:).) births reporlet!. tatl' pt'r thousand l ;J:j".!; 1.~ marrla.grs rl'porl,'d. rate per thousand 9,41: 215 d€'ath~ I"(>porh'd. rate oel' thou~and lt~. DeductJns; the (If'uths of 27 non~riE'sfdents wllo dll-rl In [HlbUc institutions. the cor. reeted dcath!ll of citiZt·t\5I: of Rocbester arc ISS, and the denth rate 13.{11. The {·hiE.'f laww~ of d(l'ath otbf'r than thoge due to communIcable dh'ea):'es wpre: Apopll)x}' S, heart t1i~ea!il:e :?S. (li~f"nsE'S of Ji\.er 4, marasmus 5, meningitis 2, nE'phl'itis 1:!. .suiddp 4, ~f'nI1Hy 13_ The df.ollth!'l: from ('ommun!cabl<- (l1:spa.<.;['~ wcrl~: Ab~cl:~s of lung 1. bronellitis H. canper 17, consumptIon 26, diphtheria I. erY£ifpt"las 2, nwnin!{lt1!'1 tubc-rt'u!flr 2, pnE'umo111a 31. scarlet (ever 3. whooping cough 2. 'fhe death!' ullcl.:'r one Yt·H.r or age were rom 21, between OlW and tin' y€"ar~ 11. Among thf' contaginus di~(>a!'\('~ repnrtl~,l . .. --.--. -- ... _. . --_.--_. -_. there ('tH!('S of scarlet (eyer nnd 'j ut:"a.ths;werc l[~ 59 C3S(,,'S of diphthC'rt.'1, • and ~eath~; 5 (':t:-O€,f; of typhOid reyer, and no h~ath~, ~carlrl feyer hair Inl'l'Fa~ed ~1ightly in th ... n·ll0rtt..d ca~es; thl' dcath~ rt.-main. ing- slf::::hlly below the nvera1(e tor the a\'(-r. agE" fllr the whole of las t yenr. The q,f<I~mlr or ulphtherla I. now entering up- ' on Its third year. ovdnl:;' to the f8.<~t that I Dr. Walter D. Greene, the Health physldan, do not report many mlld C">os CommissIoner, 'Pflesent by reque!o1t til an 5U!iDel'ted cases of sCIre throat aloe pxclu~1Pd from the s('hool5 by the aid o( medlc-al ~chnnl In!-;pC'C'tion. will wp be able to ~lJ(,cP!'=srul1y ('())ubat thl~ dl~t'a:-ot', ADULTERATED FOOD. 'Vhlle the number or opaths for the month of Janu.uy t~ b~low tht" R.vN·ag~ for JanThe Connectkut ~tat€' cbemists nary Cor the la:-;t five Yt.:UT::I, the- numhel' ave been analyzing a~ many as G.tlOO or df"nlhc;; from ('ommunicnble dl~~ases for the month Is unusually Inrgt.l • ::Not(' the 11l~ ads of rood product. rluring the Year. and their report is Ill(' olel story that at least a third are badly aclulterated. Sometime there will be a law that will include all Ihings bad of do- SCARLET FEVER. , _____ "____ "-"---- om -.--d___ VACCINATION COMPULSORY. ACCINi\110N IS COMfULSORY, i\CCORDINfi TO Of CIS ION BY HUiHfST COURT IN Tilt LAND ___ ------ ---. f.-C u mad rlog·~ laleiYI nnrl elther tb!ble fl' or Ihe city I. out to cons Ider I\elll! pl'n,. In such cases sending t~.e~ !)t. to Xew York tor treatment. Greene. II","", "The only way hydrOphoblablliDr 10nmollg dngs Is by a marl dog __ •• tllf1 other_ If dogs are ke 1_ "" will not spread the I pronose the le"sl,lng Muzzling Isn't .. rtectl"e. dogs can work ort their anyhow they nre liable a mad dog running at leash. however. a dog be blltAn. and Ir he wDuld know It, and watch." �- --fEEr-2--(D900 -- ----------- .. _- .. ----------------- .. ---- FEr :;- ') __ f£82-4.-1995--:- -- . -h-----KAi#=wfifiF-- - PURf ~IR fOR R~ILWAY CARS _u TIM In ~EASH DOGS. ~SP[CTION Dogs Shall be Led When on the Public Streets. OPINION Ventilating System Devised by the Pennsylvania FindA LAW TO ENFORCE IT. ing Favor. I OF PRESSED Of MILK DR_ HALL, AS BEFORE EX- VILLAGE BOARD OF HEALTH. APPEAL TO MANUFACTURERS , ~ealth ~=:ioner order to keep the cars at a comortable temperature in winter, with this 'olume of fresh air coming in, it waS _ ,'rite PI'i~e of dOl: len.hes mn ,- go up 1~1 HUffuln IHl\.t SJll'lIl~ .. 'lJ!-IO it" j!,; "fpry l.l.kel~· th!lt ,rOltllg' wunH~n who Iltl\~~ (,Ul~­ :..a~lpl"l'u It n rnthl'r ni('(' thin,E!', h~' wu:-.' ur " rad, to It'all n rl01< nt the I'ud of a ~h'llP, I.H' tn lw It'd by the nnimol, jnst n~ :'I ou ('hoos~ •. wiII no Inng'(ll" hp ~inglr(l O\~t for l-illN'laJ nttplltioll. lWc'llu:--,. they w~1l ,have. lots of c'ompIlJl.l". . This will h~ tIlt' sitn'ltion if 1 which H,'nlth ('AIIII ,'... • (' a p an • . ., l11SSIOI\t'l' 1'1'l'(llH~ now lws III UlIDII j" ('nrriP(l out, uwl thp beultll conuni:-;:.-iolll'l' ~np; that he intel1r1~ to takp stf'P~ in duro tim~ tn h:n'e tlIp plan !Llloptpd .. In explninhg :1 t! maltrr, Dr. (,rfPuP ~nJd: "Hydrophobia is still ('ropping ont hpr~ and thert' :J.lllon~ the UO,lfS of Buffnln: anri Pyt'l',.\' little whilp WE" hun. n ca~e of n J)prsnn hittrn by a IUlul ciug. Surh persons mllst hl) ~I.'tll til XC'\\" York tn bEl' tl'C'llt~rl, nut! tll1'l'(1 is ('onsidernble eXJ~ensp Jtlyolvf'd. Xuw, I hOT'e n plnn whlrh I h~Ii,',-o will "top all thnt and fit the :-t:II11P timl' will wipp ont hwlrnphohia UlllOI1g- the dogs of Buffalo: ex('rllt. pel'hnl1~, ill bolutf'11 rns{'s. "'1.r pJ~n j:.. to ('omp!?l ('\'{'ry do,!! OWl1Pf to ,lead .111~ lll)~ }1r :I ){l'flsh whenever th~ nJlll11al JS 011 thp strf1('ts of the ('it,-.. Of COllI'St'. if U Illnl1 kt't"p!-; hi!'-l ring 'jn bi~ 0" . I1. ~'Iln, 1 t,le I I 1010:' won't h:1\"e to he l"'bh(,I), hut If tilt. dOlT is tl) "0 1II'on tile eo ,.., strp1~t~ of th('l ('it)". br. mnst he' Iffi. To my n~inc1 that is thp only piau for ridding thr ('It.\' of matl ilo;.:s. "ThE."rf' Ul'l' many l)('r~ons who ~ti1l nS!-Ot'J·t thn.t tlwr(' h~ no stll'h thing n~ h)"dl'nIlholliu lllJ10llg Ill)g'!". Komr"'o Sf, f ,.. Ill' Us til H!,,(.lert thot we ne-Yt.'r hnd n (·:to.;e .of hYflrolliaohin in thi:-.; I'hr, hut that IS nil J}finSPTlsp, OUI' I'N'ords ~liow ,,:lv're pf'rSOlls hitten hy mad dogs hAve 'lied of tbp dht·of'p, nllt! we ha't'l~ hurl c'onnf}c'ss l'nSPH of mod do~s in tile tlog I Patent Medicine Sold In Local Stores-Th is Too Referred to State_ Tbi> maiter or appoinlin,O: in~p"c­ tUl'g of milk so1l1 in this "Illage ,va l discus.,,"1 last en'!lin::: at 't mectinp; uf th~ board of hralth, Prc<illcnr Gcol'f!e HalH,ts nlld tb! foll()\\ ing members of ht: boarrl Wf2'rp Pi' sen[ ~ H(lbert K, O'Colillor, 0, ~' XUl'ton, E, T.. ~liIl", D, R, How" unci lle:tl h Ot:irer Dr_ D_ ~r lIalL Dr_ Hall said thai he lholl~ht that lh(> mill, was not inslH'rteu with thn l"l.'quircd l't'g-nlarHy He ' . .·as npPointt;~d a ('onnuil,ee to cOJlfer with the state !Joanl rep;ar ji!.;; ~lH' mutter, The I'€'port of '" ('hemical expert cunde-mil1g thfl pal.f'llt m('lciicinc l\!lO\\"U aEl "I,iqnozopp') waH read and the ~a1e or thH S~lll\(' in (lIens J.1"'all~ ~liscussPIl. The rpport is hr DI-, Lu..1t1, chemist and fod eommis:::;innf'l' of Fargo, N. D._ 1'."ho ~ays that an attL·rr.l>t is made bv thE" rnal\cn.; to girc the impl'('ssion ial that the venttlallng apparatus that the medlc'ine is liqllid oxrp;,n, connected In some v.,·ay ..·lth tbe hpat1 nlS, says Dr. Ladtl. ig ridif"uious and system, thand the air ,.,'armed betore Cal"r-. A~ a I'Psllit of his allah'sis, tbe e car, Another important }>rufpssol' ~ays: ~ons lllleratioD was the exclusion of dust cinders, alit tar as possible. • "\yh~l_ is this wonderfll l PI'Otlllct so system deSigned by the Pennsyl. TJt.'r!"oislt'lItly advC'nibed and l:1uded by is being followed to more or less its itlteI'Pste.~ IHonloter::-i? Onll sanlllll) by all the large r raIlroads In of liquozune was round to ('ontaitl a passenger eqUipment. and tht:total acidity oC 1 :1.J per cent" o[ which to renew the air In the I lR 1)('1- ('ent. was in tlH' form of sulthe trains arB going a mile a still protect the passengera [uric and slIlfurollS acid rhe total are fnteresttng. "oliris of th" 1,1", 'I( li"lIi,1 '-esidll of is taken from the outside through add rf!uclion amouuted tn 1.S:.! r(>l' takes, located at dIagonally oppocent. and the ash resilluc to ,')~5 P"I' sides of the car and the down takes c('nl. Thp ('hurart.,- 'li ~il(l solid and fitted with suitable hoo(}s. The air a~h dearly Indidates free acid, O'ller into ducts on each side under p01lud. floor. These ducts extend the en• Of samples examine'] 1.Jy us han' ,;hown length of the car and form a son . tpn, w(' fin,} that the pPl'snns who all v('irl (,oiltpn~ of as biAh as 1.7.1 pp. bottom for the car, The pure orp mnF;t ~Il1'i'ri~t'cl to lenrn thut n do~ cI·nt., lndicatlng that the proullct IS air passes from tbe ducts. up hn:..; g-OIW mad is the Ilog's OWUE'r. Thf'l'~ not by atl\~ Jn€'a.n~ nuit'orm iu its rom· the noor and oyer the healing havE' lH?(ln n. ul1lJliwl' of I..~as('s Whfll'e a llOsltion, Thp free "'11 or allY PrIJIIIICt and Ie discharged into the aisle. mall has n ... s£'rtpri tbnt his clog UP,PT cOlltainiug this amount of uncon;i:>ined the end of each seat, nnally es- wn~ mad. and who wus nstoniRhprl when sll1furic an'l snlfrous acid ('unnot be c~!~~~g~n~h:t ~~!a~;~e;ednet~~~tors h~ S1.1W. l:l~ uT.l.imnl i~l the pOtllHI hitine- looked upon as wholly without pos,lorder to form a rontinuous duct ad£" prJ thllll!; ~Il slg-ht. TIlf'sP prrson:.! \\"('r(' hie harm fill effect upon the human an unrestricted passage tor the ~r !Jot J-;hal!lmHl~. t'it11Pr. Thp fnct of the system. The public will do well to .rrents the usual cross bracing between ll1~lttt'r l!-j thllt dogs mO.r he nfflictpd n~1' such products onl)- upou the ade sills at thp car Is omitted and light with h~'c1l'()1>h(lhill for SOIllf' timp without \"i~p of thl' family pllysician," :)0 braces are substituted. A shal10w db;pln~'in.l!" th£' ~nnJltml1S tn thflil' own"' Before takin:;: any action in regard cket is formed in the bottom or the (lr1'l. ""h~ll It dl);: is in tltt, enrh' Rtngl'~ r ducts to collect small cInde rs and of thp I' I I f I ' ' , . to the matt pI' thQ hoard decidell to rewhich find their way in through the .' Is£'n."'I(\ nne .11"' "(lo q It Itt I'oming tel' till' pamphll'l to Ihe state hoard of hoods. A gauze screen is placed upon h 1111 , II(' ~OJll(lhl~H'l~ rllJl!ot aWltY from h,'alth_ the mouth ot the hood. preventing homp, '-\ft~'r n '~'lllh' h('l ('f)Ill('-~ hurk, A cOUlUlunicallon was presen ted bv cloders from entering the intake. n11l] thPTC IS nn III tf'rf"n 1 whpn he i~ Dr, 1Iall anrl ~Ir. 110\\'1' compellinl', ail volume ot all' is regulated by yalves HP.l'mln~J~· nil right. Hi!-; n('tioll~ nre physicinnt' and nlidwi\"€'~ attending at In the tubing, and operated by Ilormnl. Bllt by IItHl br till' int('lrvnI" the birth ur a child to make Ol1t a The valve is kept open h(>(W(,f'U the nttlldi:H I)(>('onu' ",hortf'r uncI w b en passIng through a tUDnel th 'f II ' ('ani. f!lving the ('hild', name, anrl dpnoxious gas would t 'h ' . (Ill, a~ ~ n n t 011('1', til(' rlog- hp.tdn~ to posit it with the hUl'eau of vital statemperature in the eCDarerl·• °tr "len (hsplay notent S.\"lllptfJl1l!" of uycll'OI>iloLin, 00 ow '·TI Jp' ~. Ilit'. ' f UIllI It Imost ~CI Ip method of tisl irs, comfort. The tests have shown that air in a car tan be entirely renewed {'onlln~lIlH'ntlOn of the r11:";('Ia ... " among" four minutes, and that without tho df)~s IS WI)(>11 II Illud (log- lIitf's Jlllot}lI'r om dratt Over a passenger. do~. rOl1Sr({lh: llt1~·. tht' thillS!' to do i~ _____ ___ . __ ~ to prf'\'cllt tIll" wtoll do~s from ht'ing bit(pu. nnrl 111I'1'r' i!-l l1n hpt tl'lr WilY to do thnt than to kl'flp th(' w{'11 ,l(l2"~ under ('nllstnnt HIll'\"t'iIlflllC'f' nnd lint IH~rlllit fhptn -~ --t.,~ l ... tr r;-f" ~-- - · ----to rnn at 1IlI'g,' npun the "treets of Ih,' I I;;; Y. fEB. 0 C"," I..'ity. "I illtf'wl. fI!'i soon RM pn~!'-lihle-, to helve Ol'rljllnlll'l~ f1-alllPIl ('oJllPelling th~ l(\n~hillg "f nil flog-s whpll 011 thl' pulilie nn r.:,~~~~~~--~~~~-~~-, J !-;l1PIH.H(' llog ownf'N-; will l)ro. test, hut th_~ thill~ !-;honlrl l)f~ ,Innf', nn.l I Hill going tn try 11) hnvt· it ')OI1P, :'\fnz' zliIJJ.:" tlH' dogs hnsl1'( prnn~c1 f'ffettin'. Ilnlf thp time till' floJ(s nr~n't Dluz:r.}pd. ,;..~~~~~-~~-~-~~~-~I 01', if thp\' nr(> tnllz:dptl, tlw)' Jllnnage was a largely attended meet- til wnrk the JlItlzzlf":.! from Uwir hen_h, the bakers of the ('tty at~) yon ':WI', muzzliug' tilt' 11()~s i~n'L n .~llrtzln"ler 8 Ball, Corner of Syca- snre prl'veutnth.p," Jetrerson 8treets, yesterday at which Euslnpss Agents the United Trades and La""n,un.c" and Klinck or the MlscelTrades COUnCil were present_ afternoon was .pent In a dlsof the health laws and more .1~'"II'.rlV the propo8ed appolntmpnt arlrlltlonal Inspectors tor the department_ The subject Is Interest tn th .. bakers, W1Io a.re by both State a.nd cll!8.l aborNews :..;tI'PCotA. ~ I Proposed Law Gt)verning Use of Water Frt)m Streams to Be Amended. I Says He TO APPEAL TO STATE. Entire Supply of Oxygen Can The WIll SubmIt an Ordinance on be Renewed in Four Dr, Hall Appointed Committee to Conthe Subject Shortly. Minutes. Authorities-Report on fer With npw system, as 1\nally developed. tor 60.000 cubic teet an bour, or tor each passenger, an ampunt tor maintaining the best phy- ~ ----- -- ---- -, (lANGER IS SCENTED '(IN ANEW MEASURE Dr. Greene Desires That All r NOT DONE REGUURlY. r The Pennsylvania railroad has been lng exhaustive t('sts during the last years, in au attempt. to deslgn an t and satistactory system of venUfor passenger cars, A small 1'I',.mpnle t just Issued by tbe company the re.sults ot many of the tests and gil'es In detail the system bas been adopted and wblch Is b("ing appllt'd to all Dew passenger 'qlllpm"nt ot the road. Early tests and 8ualysls ot tbe air ordinary passengl'r cars and sleeping showed tbat one-sixth to one-tenth air ne::essary to maintain good condItions. passed through the --rl-~3 u-~7' ------- Redem~t\a. 1 Senator Woods Wants Opinit)ns of Influential Men to Use at Harrisburg. A bill aeaUng with the waterwal'll ot the State to be brought up at Harrisburg On Tuesday J9 causing apprebt'nston among PIttsburg legislators. and the attention of. large manufacturing interests centering In Pittsburg I. to be calied to It_ Fear Is manltested that the bill will curtail building operations and will Interfere with plans now made by municipalities nnd manufacturing corporations. An amendment wl1l be presented by Stnte Senator W, S, Woods ot Pittsburg on Tuesday. which. if passed. will make the measure more to the liking at Pittsburgers. Senator Woods Is anxIous to get Into communication ~ 1 th mnnufac .. turers end builders ot the city and learn their wishes In the matter. "For the Purification ot the waterror the State" Is the title at the bill. alld tor the most part 1t rela.tes to the duty ot the Commissioner ot posi.. tion another bit} creates, It provIdes that the commissioner shall have the power to Issue writt.en permits to municipa.Uttes. corporations and individuals who desire to erect water works. and that w1thout tho signed permtts. given a.fter due examination ot all the plans and speolfications, no such buildings shall be erected. It al~o provides that wIthout the v.ritten permit ot the commissioner no addltJonal sewage, trom new bulldlnga or tram any 80urce, may flow Into lhe rivet's of the State, OpPofiitlon the the bUI arises from the fAct that the measure is said to pluco too much power in the ha.nds ot tho man, and Is too sweeping in character, '1'ho amf'ncJrnent to be introduced L)' Senator '\ ·ood.~, drawn up Uy City Soh· citor W~" B. Rodgers. provides lhat 111 NlStl tIll' commis~lonor withholds his 51,{;· nature tho interests wishing to add toot'Wage to the streams of the ComniOIlweolth, or to crect water worl;:~, may take an appeal from his decision lo tha Gommon Picas Courts or the county tn which the proposed improvements are tv be made, Atte-nUon or Plttsburgers was drawn to the btll tor the first time yesterday 8:t a (.'on(l.;rE'nce In l\Iayor lItty!=;' olice 10 City J lal1. Senator "'oods was present ~11ld broached tho topIc. He ~atd: "Thp! Inn lu its pre~l?nt form is unjust, iJ.nd tho pm... crs It gives to the health COtll III h.· himwr ShOllld be cunailrd. Bt.'!ore it ,,",ould be pO~l:ilble to construct a buIld.lng 111e (OBsent of the commissioner would ha ve to be ohtnlned. making a delay or f;om~ time Ilet·essary. It Is ot great importance to dtie~ and manutacturing interests gCJlt:rally that !";omo action be tnk!'n. Bl'fflre going ahead with tho amendment it would a~e:lst gren.t1y If tho o11inloJls ot some or tIle manu[act tlrers of th~ wpstern pond of the State would be s~nt to me at Hnrrlshurg uefore the bttl comes up fol' dlsclIssion." At the cont(!rence yester(lay Senator \Voods Rskp.d that tho~e prC~I'nt, tho JnnHt fnftupntfal munif'ipnl ottIc!'!'! of Pittsburg and Allegh~ny. USB their Intlu(>once with the large manufu('turpl's of the district and arouse tJ1I'lr tnt('rpst in th<' bill. 1\tnyor~ HayPl ann "·)'man. DI· T('C'toT Rlg~low, City Solk·itor Hodge-rA pi Ptttehurg. and City SoHettor H. G. }'ort('r ot Allf'ghen)', Dellnquc>ut Ta.x Coll('~· tor Davidson ot AHegheny. County ne.. ('order O·Neil. ('ounty Trea.c;nrcr I...wl)llmf,t~~ood and County Controlll"'r CUllmng· ham all stnted that they were in fnvor of the amendment, and promiseel ~. na10r 'Voods they "ould work for the measnre, 'rom t' r\, Y, ..-- ----- ._------------ .--. ------ .-- - F G1905 1> Health Comm~ 0 er ~.: ll\S~ ~e will be the,n a~t bFIS e torleal buildIng th1 "fternoo~~ Fasubject will be hi. r .. _ t ~<\slt refo r vana. and the 'Wonderful santtar·\our Is matton ot that city, The lecture d 4 o·Clock. and the public Is In,,,te :...-- LOUIS ERDE FINED $10. C()udn(.'(or Charged "'lth 'JiIIIJlifOudlnK .... cnrh.. t F("Te-r b • ·Wende did not dislike the newsrs so muC'h when he was Health Co missioner a.nd perlodlCII.lly on th~ ""ar~ bob yeal and goad advertising. _\~",",.",e-d. In l\lunldpal Court yeste-rday JudJ{e Hammond fillcd Loui.~ Ehdp, n MI"eet C<-1l' C'onilu('t(>I', $10 tor neglE'ctillg to Inform the authorttle~ that the-Te was sC'nrlet (f'ver at hit:; house. The Health Department claimed that he "I'read the c1IReR.e In thnt .eetinn of the dty, which his lfne traYerHcd • Rnd thnt ll(\flrly 100 ('a~es were trac~d tu hlm_ mule pleaded that he waa not awnre thnt he was spreading the dlse'lse:. I �rc:: -,;, •. .1.:1.01, __ {} . ---- ------------~~-~ . HEAL1H MtNAGED, RCULOSIS AT TH[ 100. BY ADU,llERANTS PURIFY WATER,. !.H::~~~mi~i~;~::~~1I Health sult of Investigation. AN INCREASE OF DEATHS Contamination at Other Pumping Stations II Noted Since the Thaw. ICE BEST 'FOOD PRESERVATIVE Pneumonia claimed 13.500 Victims in New York State in one Year, 1904. Dr. L. H. Haines Declares Their Use ite Deer Paddock Said to Be Infected With Germs of This Dread Disease. GERMS NOW I Supt Brothers Proposes to Plow Up the Paddock and Kill Them- - Ma y Take Two Years. IHe Says That Refrigeration Will Accom' I plish All That Can Be Done by I Modern Antiseptics. [I"Pl':('IAl. nE!'lrATCn TO TnE HERALD.] ALBASY. ~. Y .• Sundu)·.-That rood adult· rant!:i and pn~s~va:t1ves flIe a. SE:riVU!'1 "menace to hee.l'Ul. and that tht:1r use ShOU~ Le discontinued are t'hto ('.ondustons reac' ---led by .Dr. L.. H . IIalnt!S, of ~cw YOI'lk, a!Owing to the fart that Buffalo's pub. t~r <nretul tests made ",pon himself a.nd Jte Zoo Btands on a soUd rock forma· two otlh",. men as a part of the Stat,,'s In- Uon covered b:r less tha n a toot of soli. Mven-acre deer paddock in Delaware has been condemned as a hotbe~ of tuberculo.l. germ.. Efforts to pu r'Ity the contamInated ground are to be made as .oon as the snow 18 gone. but I. generally admitted similar conditions are bound to exist so long a.s the Zoo remain. where It I.. Lack of natural dralne-e I. directly responsible for the trouble. Whlle It Is po""lble eventual I y to make the deer paddock fl t for use again it must lie Idle for at least a :year ..nd perhaps two. It Is possIble other parts of the Zoo land are con· tamlnated by germs. altbough park oftlcla.l8 bell eve the germ. are confined to the deer paddock.· Is there danger to the public? T_t question has naturally aM.en. Health coma' .1 lie: 9 .~ene believes vestlgartion or rood prodtlc>ts :Pl't.'PU1"~.d. .and \so ld in Utis Sttlte. ;Heru are th~ conclu'910D9 """"hed thus far by Dr. Haine.:SulpbW'Ou9 a.cld-It can only be oonsld· "red as d ....old of ha.rm to the system when I [ree acid In medicinal dosesl ~o"':.~~:;e the activity or the gastriC I tl and not as a regular constituent 8CoCr'" on I of food. Bnnzoate or soda when added to pro, teJde lnit-erteres with gt,.trlc digestion. Such IPreparati'on Interferes wIth !pG.llCre· 'atic digestion and r... t emulsion. ,Vhen Inge"tad In any conslder-.l.bl.. Quantity it Is .. goastrlc and lddJney Irrltant. It Is Imposs~le to bellev" this preparation as devoid ot ,heron to the system and. as it Is n<lt a natural or necessary constituent ot tood, Jt ought Ito be excluded there1'l"Onl. II I have good ettect as s~~shlne Is quent lntorterence wlth nourishment and ]lDwerful enemy of Kerms. .trength. l?f,rl< Superlntendt Brother., said yes· In a rep<lrt wh.lch Is In the possession of y that he belleved the phySical the S~nate Committee on Pu.bllc Hea.lth ;ool!4ttlon of the deer had" hahd lmut"hh Dr Haines describe. the cbange III Ills o 40 with the numerous e ..t s n e . . . 40ek. Mr. Brothers admits. how· pbyslcal condition as his Dorsonal u_e of , that tuberculo~t8 germs are in th.e borax. In connection ~ith food progressed. and r.ropo.es to klll them as soon I "~o deJta were >taken In my own partlcu· ~ poBllb e. \ lar case." Dr. Haines says. "the prepara· '''!'he Interbreeding of the deer has tton being taken merely as a control and cauaed more or less "'eakne!~ among to det -rmine what tf any objt:Ctlonable said Mr. Brothers. "They are ~ " etore very l!Iul!tcepUble to the germs. :iym.ptoms ~'ould rt-'9ult. At the end of the • plan to plow up tbe soil and thor· first week I found my.elt sufferIng with Oqhly disinfect It. It may be two pronounced dyspeptic symptoms. There ,.ra before it is safe for deer." were C'.onS't.a.nt fermenta.tion with erucm.~ The lack of natural drainage Is due 0 tton o! gas. especially arter meals; dlstenthe rock formation so near. the surface. tl t and sordness of the a.bdomen 'tor. -are I. no remedy for thIS trouble. --' on 0 , :.. .,..... ~ por. dlzzlness and Inss ot' BlPpetite. "At the end of the second week these " _________ l!EfAl..Q,JJ __ ~A _ _ __ ------- fEB--Z- u -1~f· r------ • ------- ailments had: markedly Increased .and they became noticeable to othe!'S without their being In the secret ot the ca.use. A numb~ ness in the leg was relt. with Inability to walk well, and n dlsincl1natlon to undergo any great exertion either mental or physically. The dose of borax vnried from • 3..<,1!S grams to 1.94-1 gram.. This would not be excessive tor the many kinds of food In which this preparation Is sald to be used as a preservative," Dr. H.alne~ admlts that some method at' preservation Is necessar}~ and declares Ithat lee 1s the most eIfective and tho 'least harmCu!. He adds:- Uae of AnU.eptlc •• "Has the use at modem nntiseptics nny \ advantage in the dbjeet sought over "or .-_.------_. __ . fFR --_ .. _-------_.--- ~ . " TfEU,S OF HAVANA'S SANITARY CONDITION -- yeats." Ica for theso supplles. and the Englishman ..l. '''Dhe great mUk supply of ;o;ew York ·· : ·,,, cIty Is daily brought from a gradu:llly increasing distance as the contlguow( country Js bdn.g settled, {How is this pos ... 1 simply by the el.:ten~lon and perrectlon ot I the Jnethotl or J'efrlgeration bpen In U!'-{, tor ng~9. I "li"rult. eggs and lneat nnl}' whLeh has b.e preserved ; hy thiS illwthod ,tor long perIods In ulmns\ p<."l're<-'t and ideal ('"undltion. 8nJ. 110t oil 1.-:)lngl(:' ron~lgn thIng Is udded or a Ilutri~nt factor removed. Retri.g{;ralion wtII (lC· compllNIt nil .and m01'e than can be dntH by d ~!y modern anti!'t:ptlcs In th~ pl'eSl,'rVfltion of tOI:Hi. Ilnd We ('allllot a.grl'(" It hl·f't.>~ fore> Lhat tht>rc is neces~f,ty tal' thf" USe Lhese s as tood pn'SI'r,"a .. their employment ~~~~~~~~~~rn:f..~thod~ ~ nDt to lht'" north bl'sn('h. ".\11 (It her f!upplk:-; continul~d to be of Iood qnality," the bulk tin sal'S, "untlllhe DlO,,", ieg Of the ~1d. when th(.' chonical no:tlnta n'\'l'ah-d pollution of (:\'HY ~upply rJ'omRor. (:I'~ Park south 1" Hyde Park. In\'E'stipUon ~hOWH1 that this WAs dUf! to tlw brt>akingup n( tlH' Jlolluted ~hol'e icp. nnd It~ drifting OUt to tili' cribs b('forfl ~outh~rly winds, Forlunal! iy, this <,onditlon obtalnl'u only a CtW' hc,IJrs. when the m(,lting ice was carried OUt bl"'cnd Lht- cribs. and mal'kc·o hnpro\'pmeDt l)f ll1 suppli(:s spr:edly followed-the Impf01't_ InUlt of the Lake Yi(:w !'=upply bEing CA\1R1l by till' w inus U(·ft£-cting the sewage nortban4 nortlw3S1 of the Inta.ke. .. ~o threatening, how{'\"{:r, ~ra~ lhe sltull. tlr.~ thnt the harbor tug was Ff'("ured I)n tht :!-\th and ~amplfS or the ",ntH off LakeYlew wen: tnkf"n at half-mile Intt'n-uls. "ll:l.cterinl and chtmical pxamln:tt!ona th(o~f' samplt'~ showed gro~s pollution. wl~ :l hU'Hiant culon baclIli-the first {'ouslna IJf the typhoid-amply confirming the theOl'J' of th~ df'partmt'nt that the Lake Yiew p0llution I~ clue salt-I}' to the ~ewagl' output of the I.awn·nce an-nue pumps." 1h(' c:mdult or • PerU ill lJnk SholTn. I eats hIs mutton brought from AustraUn, o\~er ten th"usa.nd mUes from home. 'sible? Is it ~by an~' sy.stem of modern anI tlscpUa ,rood pre.serv-atlon? Xo, it Is 11(,t1C'Nl. but on F('b,l~ the 'WSlf'rl), "lnda ~arrif'll lht ~wwage out as fnr a~ thf-' crib and the W8tO' he~\mf~ Ull~a[f', T)lC~rf' Is no rtrn. (·~1)-. t'" bUilHin ~d~'l', but lh~ ('ompltllobof E'pldemic dlsea&e~, cerebro-spinal seaboard, 1,600 to 2,000 mUes, nnd In the nca.r future we must look to South Amer· -----L--"-.--~- .. -- Department Shows Peril Sewage From Lake View. nl,t menlngilis and measles alone have shown any material increase. "Typhoid fever has not had any unu_ual epidemic prevalence beyond a few minor outbreaks. and Its total mortallty Is not rar from the average. It Is. how· evpr. one of the preventable diseases which ~hould not maintain Its ayer:lge. There hA.VP bpen for years localltles, of whleh Watertown and Niagar" Falls are l1lustratlons. where a high rate has been maintained needle~sIY. A purlnca. tlon ot the watpr supply of these placps Is a. necessity. for Infected water Is the promlnpnt cause of this steady prevalenc£'. The many summer resort!l in thle state al.o ought to be subjected to I careful Inquiry In thIs respect, and the resources or this department mIght well be enlarged to meet this. Increase of Pneumonia. "The chief cause for Increase In the mortallty of 1904 has. however. been In pneumonia. ThIs alone caused 13.500 deaths. against 10,250 In the year pre(·edlng. brInging the mortallty from acute respiratory diseases to over 21.000. "Thert" were more than 14.000 deaths from consumption. the mortallty from which this year exceeds any previous yearly recnrd. .. Smallpox caused only thirteen deaths. of which nIne were In New York. This state Is much freer from "mallpox than others about us and this ba s been accompllshed largely by the pE'rRistt~nt ertort to secure general vacclnatlon and the beneficent, though conservative. laws of thIs state requlr • Ing It. "Through the efforts of the state lab· oratory more persons suffering from Fourth-ot-July Injuries were protected from th .. development of tetanus or lockjp.w than ever before and a .maHer number or cases of that disease "IVere Teported this year than for many ot'her methods? Our llTleat products are now brought from the Middle ",,'est to the -.--- -- ----_.---- -- ----- • COht:lIn~n~~tlOt' of ('hkngo's watE-J' ~upplr l,y t\lt !(-'wagr- ot the Lakl' Yl(o~' dlstnet r(lrll)!'; the thf'mp. of a large pan or the ?"tek. ly bu11t·tit'1 Issued lJy the la·alth dr'partmenl nurln~ the f'xtn,m{·1y ('old wnuh('r lhJs W3I Albany. Feb. 2S.-Dr. Lewis. state health comnljssioner, in his annual report to the Governor. shows that there was an increase ,of deaths from pneumonia during 1004 and that typhoid fever was prevalent in many small towns. He repeats his request for mono ey to be used In Investigating the wa· ter supplies of country districts. It is desired especially to purify Lake George and Lake ChamplaIn from the discharge of pulp millS. Beneficial results have been obtained from the use of anti· toxIn from the slate laboratory. but a new lahorn tory bulldlng Is needed. Tho report says In 1904 there were 141.564 deaths from all causes In the state. In the last twenty years the number ot deaths has grown from 100.· 000 to an average or about 130.000. the number In IDO! beIng above the average. and continues: "Estimating the ,sanitary condition of the state, howe,·er. by the mortality trom prE'\'entable disea~e5, that if', deaths from the common zymotic or epidrmlc dlsease~. there has been an Improvement. From 1885 to 1880 the percentage of zymotlc deaths to those from all causes were as from 20,6 per cent. to 22.7 per cent., while In 1904 lhe percentage was 12.3. therels no danger at present. rSE OF BORAX. "1 should certainly Bay there would Borax-Ingested as a regular consUtuent be da.nger If ·the condItion 18 allowed to In a.mounts abo\'e one· tenth of one per exISt In the summer. when dust from cent oC the total prot~ld food for any conthe paddock would be caught up by.tlhle I slderable time borax Is harmful, and wind and sent among the Zoo , s · th tora and those livIng In the nelghbor- 1 should. theretore. be excluded from e hOOd." .ald he laol night. "As It 10 now. ' food. Employed In small quantities It may thB aerms are snow bound. Soll drIes not be barmful If used {or a. short time and turns Into dust to be blown broad- bv those of Ii Rtr()n£' and robust con.stltucalt, and the germs go with It. I be· t1;'n and Il'OOd dig('Htlon. but If oontlnued Jllve a ~':ong disinfectant put bon thle even In small amounts for a long time It pa.4dock would destruy the tu ercu· d germ.. PlowIng the earth might may gl\.., rise to Indigestion an cons.- Fe \ Report. Should Be Discontinued as Re· , SNOW BOUND. "onr: --------- --J"JJ ••••. __ .. )! z ( ,, ~ ~ .-.;. . t, ."D, : ':, ,i := E-4 ~ < I=iI := .!'Jl < Z < > ~ .,'" ..,....... ....I:l ....;..0 ., .... =:""os :z:'" Eo< ....0 ,Agh"".tlon fur the modifieation of tbe milk l·;ulnunl'('s so as to p€"rmlt of the fetdlng ot milch cows on Wf( malt still conUnu~, and threat<"~s to be carril'd Into the (ity cl'~mc!l, nM wlthstandlug that the rfCtDt mllk producer~' con\'£~ntion unailimously hi.. uor~(-l1 the l-;tlilement of the C{lmmimGDtr rhHl to the con\'E-'ntion Ft"b. 10. Ai' hOtH~'h ~eY£on more d~aths l\'ere ff'pon· (l !.luring the week than during thf previous w('f'k, the lnd1catlonl:: o( the state of Chl('ago'~ h('alth are more rea5suring than at any time I)lnce la~n ~l)vemb('r, DurinJ tlw last four '\\"'eek~ there ha\'{~ bftn !.351 death!': from all causes rf'pol'ttd nnd the annual mOl'lnlity rale Is 15.H per 1.0!1Q oepopulatton During lht>' corTe~p(\ndlng four weeki last Y(>;lr th{-re WH€ !!,5~ deaths. or li1mon, r~'port(-'(l nnd the annual mortality rate W'u Ii, tG, or l1.7 IH'r ct:nt hlghfr. I'ncuruonln. Les8 )"atal. Olle of th<" principal caU!;:{-s of this rtdUt'" tlon Is the l('s~er prc\'alc'n('c and fatalitr"Of pnemnnnia this wlntH than last. In tilt tlr~t fi(ty-~ix days Of last ;year there Wth 1.151 de3ths from penumonla; durfng tb,~ 1't'::;:ponding period thb year there ha.ve been 1.1119, or 132 fewer. On the othH haDd, tbtrf ha\'e ll€-'en thIrty-nine more d\:aths from eon· sumption. and the ratio oC conaumption death~ (651) to deaths from all causes (4,1ll) ha:-t Incl'C'aspd since the tirst of the rear tq ]1.3 pE'l' ceut, as compared with lo.tpereent la~t )'t'al'. The statemf'nt at mortality tor the fttt endIng Fcb, 25 is as follovo's: Feb. :,. Feb. 11. F.b. n. l!t''':, T..'tal dc'ath6, all cau!'=e~ .. G~7 '" Ii' Annualdt'albl'aleperl,o.:.4J .... 16,i3 ltS4 }UI ::lot,llef: I Uf6, • .. .•• ' ........ _. "... 3j'j r.t • III I:! I. It U' Fl'malE'~ • _.•••.•• ,. ••••••.•• ~I)O Iii.!! Coder 1 yc-ar ..... ' I:ct ween 1 and.> yeaTs, .. , ••• '. i::' Over CO YEar« m Dt • m. I. �:a. SMALL PUNISHMENT FOR OFFENSE. I I 7 'QR. OSLER'S THEORY AND 11' Louis Ehde, a street car conductor, was guilty as charged, of EXPLANAliON] As the day. go on, local people are I"ald that a man's uS.erulne"s does not and more over the begin until he is 40 or pa~t. "Dr. dyl t Bung more strange theory gh'en the world by Dr. Wtlliam Osler ot Johns Hopkins Universlty regarding the uslessoess of a assed the 40 mark. man after h • h as P A number at prominent physicians were Interviewed on the subject, and their I O~l~" mu~t have been trying to be fa('etiou, lI'hen h~ Raid "u~h a thing. A man in goo <I pllYRical and mental he'llth dOPR not attain mature jurlgment untl1 40 year. of age. The subject "hOlllrl not he treaten seriously," Dr. U. n. 'Innn. opinions follow Dr :\I~tthf'w D . l'1ann wa~ asked as Dr. Franklin C. Gram, at the Board at ,t,o 1'.IS opinion of Dr. Osler's theory. Health said, "I have read his theOry: It IS altngether too s\\'eeplng In ~har­ I and his eXPlanation., and I am loath to arter. ThC"r~ bell eve that hE' ga, e utterance to work oC"'cun;: I ,Aff? Il'l:tn.y In young men whos€' best manhood, but a Dr. Osler Is too high up In his I man of matur.' year" Is hetter able to to make a rIdiculous remark take the Inltlall\'e In matters of Im- either. Somehody with the td\'fl portancp, There are many mOre ca- getting notorIety quickly and ~heap- pahlp after 40 than hpiore." evIdently ascribed these thoughts to "Dr. Ol,er. In my opInion, has been . Osl~r. If he did say It. 1 don't I very much mlslnt<;.rpreted." saId Dr. thInk he Is tellln!!, Ihe Irulh." ,,' John Parmenter.. The man certainly ";\ly own experlencp has taught me. I rpall.es what he I" talking about. The Eald Dr. Walter ~"ne. also at the puh.lI~ mlsundpr.,tand. hIm. HI. own at Health, "that a man Is men- poslt1on In hf" '" a positive refutation I better after 40 than before. Some of hi~ own. ~lIpposed theory. Tho~p, not obtaIn theIr mental prime until thought. whl~h at'~ recel"ed and regyears of age." II'tered In our mInds he fore 40 are hroadened and hear fruIt atter 40 I years." B. J. Maycock thInks that Dr. in.,. Ro ... .,n Pn .. k. was not In earnest when he eX-I J::,:ploKled hIs theory. "Dr. Osler has unDr. Roswell Park said: "I am not (louotealy been mIsconstrued." he said. I thoroughly ~onversnnt with the a.rnot thInk he would say such a tlcle. whIch haw appeared In the I nf>w~·p~p("rs and mean iL" ~·f'gard in to the ol the human brain, is ness when he r€'a('he~ the age of 40 of the opInIon that Dr. Osler Is en- years. I have read some of the arllclps 11rely wrong. "~lany people do not but they do not com'ince me at anyDr. ·Osler always was a they are 40," he said. "His statement ,great practlcnl joker and this may be been taken too serious])', There Is .ald espeolnlly in reference to the much truth in it. I do not think chlol'<ifnrm . was serious when he presented his theory. my There are many men In Con-I man ~tatpment However, in estimation I do not believe that a In:::-e~ his Ilspf1l1nt?~~ wh£on gress, for Instance, who are way past he arrl"e~ at the stated period. by any 40 years of age. and stili mentally brll- means. The fact that Dr. Osler wrote 1Iant." ,lJOoks after he hlm""lf had reached Or. Joseph Fowler, poll~e surgeon, that ngf> convln~es me of that." • -, ______ . . ________ 4 _ . ___ __ ___________ ______ _ ---------------------, -------------:ry. / The Restriction of Dogs. It. aJilh CommIssIoner Greene is Imbued with the Importanclr"ll'l' restrIcting the liberty of dogs. He wlI! send to the Common Council the draft at an ordInance requirIng that owners at dogs shall keep the anImals off the streets ~4cept w'hen they are restrained by ~ leash. Possibly the Comml~sloner Is rIght-we ha"e no doubt he Is sIncerebut the ordInance If enacted and entorc~d would mean the practical annIhilation ot the most usetul dogs. that Is, the larger varIety whIch Include the watchdogs. Probahly Dr. Greene's theory Is that a mad dog should be permItted to bite only hIs owner. It Is OUr dlslnteresred opinion 1hat too much attention Is glv~n to dogs and too little to other Imbjects of more consequence to the public health and wellbeing at the -_.- - .---- -- --- ----. --- -! - - --- "'ILK S\:PPLY, promInent dubs of women have to take an Interest In the quesmilk for Buffalo, a subhas been agltate~ by Health \ Walter D Greene for At a meeting at the PrafesBusiness Women's Club on rday evening th~ milk supply was subj~ct of dIscussion and a resoluwas pasaed endorsIng Dr. Greene efforts to bring about the emat I\v~ additional mlll< IntOI' the city at Buffalo. meeting Of the Ph yalclana' ----------------'fHr---7--jQ(j-----------__ _ .-_. 5 I Dr. Greene tells of Reform of Sanitation in Havana. Dr. 'WaltH D. Gre.. ne. health commIssioner, talked yesterday afternoon on The Sa nitary ReformatIon l:t Havana. before til!) members of the Buffalo Htstorical Society. The lecture hall In the society's building In Delaware Park was crowded, Dr. Greene- rpturnf'd from Havana Te· cently where he attended the American Public Health Assodation convention in that city. Hi~ t&lk wa. devoted to hIs personal observations of the C:uban cIty. Dr. Greene tolel at the clty's waterworks, whi~h he said were admirable. The wa ter comes from springs located nine miles from Havana. An aqueduct takes the water to the city's reservoir. The water Is excellent for drinking purposes. but on aceoun t of the lime and magnesia In it, is not good for laundry purposes. Dr. Greene praIsed the work of John Gultel'as and Carlos J. Finlay. ths health commiSSioners In Havana. These men. he said, have done much to cleanse the Island city. The pavement stones. which at one time were buried under many feet of filth, now see the light at day, because of the "'ork of Drs. GUlteras and Finla.y. They adopted the flushing system, ann the streets are kept as clean as It Is possible without an adequate sewer System. The sewers. at present are litLle, square things. he said. SpeakIng at the death-rate In Havana. Dr. Greene saId th3t at present It was about twenty in 1.000. BeCore th" "'ar It was 40 p(·r 1,0110. There are now on the island a bout 1,500,OOil people. Next Sunday afternoon, Mrs. George H Carnehl, a member of the Bocipty. "lH give oil talk (In hf'r observations in J.'lmUil a. 5:'1' Sp"~lt If'!st --------------fE --'2-----1~--; -V" ----------------- f fl)--ZW'- state- A. W. Hurd, of the State HospItal ment made h)- Dr. ORiel', to the effect who Is peculiarly fltted to know that a man loses his creatIve useful- .attain their world's work until alter thing (lIr~ct. spr ading the terrible dis~ase •. sca~let fever, in attending to his . dutIes as a conductor, whIle hiS children were ill with the contagIOn and thereby fully a hundred cases were directly traceable to his c~relessness. as claimed by the health officials, then the punishment ~'lVen for the offence was light, indt::ed, In lIunicipal Court on Saturday Judge Hammond fined Ehde $10 an.d. he was allowed to go. It is somewhat surprising that the authOrItIes would be satisfied with such trivial sentence, if certain of ti c fact that the man was really responsible for the spread of the «Isease. Scarlet fever is one of the most serious contagious diseases with which physicians have to contend, The mortality from this cause is undoubtedly greater than from any other infectious disease common to dense population. Even if the patient recovers, the effects are quite frequently very serious-more so than even in smallpox or diphtheria. In no case should more care be exercised to guard a spread of the contagion than in scarlet fever, yet judged by the case of Ehde, scant regard for public safety was shown. If the man was guilty, it would seem that the punishment should have been of a character to prove a warning to other possible violators of the law; if he was not guilty, then he should not have been forced to contribute to the city's bank account, '\\"inter there. ... ellll \1 ' ,,1(::'\ ~ J(11J, DI." ' !U'I\. LeaH· ... Tl1~m to U(' m (;,~. \ttal'kNI -un Ol11cr Than !'anlt.an' (.rauntl!o! . ,~") t-'uhway f.i~n., are <.leur t u bacteria, de; tre" Dr, \Yllli:',m H. Pa:k. head of the Health D.>parlmont dlVI~lOU of bactE'riology. .' . Dr, Park ha ... enlho"heu lll~ '\"lewt-' in an affidavit which the IIltcrhoro~lgh com-, pany', lawyer .. will file to-day 1I~ rehuthl' to the ~~worn t"otaV'''l1lt'''nt of Dr, (,eorp;e A. SOP"J' that fh.1hway dust. i~ d1.ngerouri t~) h"alth. This affidavio is one of the la,t papeT'!' to 1..>" filed ill the plea of the loterborough company that the city of :\ew York be forbidden in t~.ar oul th" mural decoraliang put in by Ward. Gow <I: Co. . . Dr. Parl<, arter '~tting forth hl~ qualification" and ~tatillg tbat he ha" read Dr· B( I>ll"to; l"'tatelnent. declar£'ti tb~t thero ~8 DO< a hllfhci('nt 41",ntitr of du.,t U1 the subway 1" be rbnll;erou:' of It,Ali. a~1d th~t. there ACADEMY OF MEDICINE MEETS THIS EVENING. I / At Buffalo Society of Natural Sciences to Consider Con· solidation of Medical Libraries, ThIs evenIng at the Buffalo Society of Natural ScIences there Is a meeting or the Academy of MedIcine. called by Dr. Arthur W. Hurd, Its presIdent, at 8:30 o·clock. to consIder the subject of I the consolidatIon Into one large and complete medical library for the city at Buffalo. the present medical IIhrary of the Unlverslty of Buffalo, the medIcal department of the Grosvenor Library and the medIcal library of ErIe county, Each of these threp Is an Important medical library In Itself: but It Is be. lIeved, by many who have gIven the subject careful consIderatIon. that thoi are fo\';,er bactt'fla Ul the !-'Iuh,~ay: l"hJ~'" than general result would be greatly benefit· in the comnlon or g:3.rden '\ anet y tn be ted by the unIon of nll these In one found in tilt' .lroet6 ahove. .\~ .to the .dust magnlfl~ent library so that members of which gathel'" on tll~. nd"~rt"'mg ,,~~~. the prates sian would not have to go t.he rloctvr de-olan.':-- tha", it <}1le."I 80 qUlChly from one to another of the three betore 1here that nearly all \)actcna are deotroyed. tlndlng what they sought. There will also ~ome up the matter of Dr. Park add",: I t" "If thp metal frameri for the a< ver 18mg the appoIntment of milk Inspectors an4 I'ign" in thp subway ,.;hould.be rnOl~I~~ea e ~ , In whl~h nppolntmqnt ...... thl)Y would opf:.,rate a~ a po~·tl,lve gefI~l1Clde Greene has asked for the counsel an4 find dootroy pract ically Ian the non-.. p~ro­ n9slstance at the Academy at MedIcine, llearinlT bucteri". htonr,ht In "onlocl ",th t.h;m."' In ('onclu~ion Dr. Pa1"l~.t-\a~~: ~ ~ u~ly conc1u . . ion frOln the ~"X!)('\J un -,ntf.i nho,.e nl,~ntionr)d. and from m) l\nowl~dgC' of the condition~ in .Ih~ ~:J!J\\..ay. and .m,Y know\p(i.ga of the ~'lh,1'"'('~ 0, har:"·('rtOlo~', IS thatuSi1.prac 'l l1al nlllt p ,::1hf' pr€I"I'?nce (.f :h~ , ,f'J.-.."c- -0. -~ •__ Y., _. ___ _ t'ii~llr. attnc \c.l to ttl'" v;al~-; 10 thf' f-I',1~.\n.y. 'r;, ' to the 1 '31th of tile P\l):;I('~ l~ a6 a mennc<" o infinitf'l-'trn&l tbn t n·f·)· "lilY \)1' (l.R p;. ~nrdC<.1 llin::l? for '111 pracUc:d purpGW,r:. .------- -,---rq05------- I -- -+ MILK INSPECTORS. om ('\ ---Ml!R.-2-~--19Q.5-----------' NORTH BUFFALO BUSINESS MEN. At the regular meeting and ban'1uet of the NOl·th Buffalo Bu,lne,,, ~Ien" A _oelatlon. held last Tuesday 11 teh! at FOO Tonawanda. ,treet. lieal h • "",mlsf10n the subje~t e ~poke to the mf"mbers on oc Buffalo's mlik supp!)'. Dr. Greene sta.ted that to f)rfng about reform In the milk trade, which <lea Is with one of the most Imporl~nt of our c('mn::od'tte~t an increase should be mac!('o in th(> force of 1nspe ."tors to preserve U'e hpnlth of ourselves and (lUi children. Other "P 'akers of thp ('venIng ,"el'e Ald. J. Thomas Barp. Itkhard i-Iumphn: )·f Principal CODb Qt S( !loot No. 60, Dr, G, n. Hepp and George Giehl'r. Endorsement of Health COllllmliuiOJll Greene's Idea by the Academy of Science•• Ttlf" A('Ruemy of SC'lt"Drt'R b~hl a huu nh,bt In the l('~tun~ roonl ot the I.1Jo SO<'h'ty ot ~ntllr'lJ s<-lencl""S nt lI11rrnlo Publlr Ubror), buildIng nnd ~l1"''':f'(t s('Yernl OlnttPTS of tut('reat. omong thpm Uf'lng Ow appotctD1~nt of {IOI1Rl mllk inspM'tQr'S nnel theo tllp ,·nritluR nll?"dh'nl I1bra11p" In ])r. "'nit n-eUf', hpaltb Aionpr. apltf'Qrt>tl hetore the llrs:ed tb~ llE"M:1 of more mUJ,o: In ....... IO.,..: th~ .",1 thn t Burrow'. IUlik .upply \J(' kppt l'UrE". aud 0 rt'501utlon wa. ruou~ly ndnptNI ur;;-Ing tbe {'ommon to grnnt the- requ(,8t. or Drs. Arthur "'". lInnl. Chnripi B. I'. W. Ynn p~rma. •~uJ{.ne .0\. AII.n A. Jon .. w~.., appointed a to look 1010 tbe matt .. of tho of Ihe ,..rloul medlcol �Iden. that they are In medicine. The , had thlM artlt'! .. III ltinn. ~Thls bill If !}llssef l I exa.cted ot those who are now at work." A COMM'TTl!E TO GO TO ALlJA1'IY. '('he re~olutlon8 wer~ unanimously makc- the prof€'flslonat ' adopted by the 22 present, and the toJann the hOl-air operator a reI('" ~ lowing committee waR apPointed to go IIc"Mert phYMlC'lan. I thought It to Albany: Dr•. H. H. Brlgg". Ernest be well to ('all thp. attention or V/ende, H. R. Hopkins. " .... C. Krauss, tlie ~ucldy to thl~ ed~~orlal. It geemed \\""" potter and Edward Clark. to de-fend o,!o;tcopalhL A IJiG FIGHT COMI1'I.. Cl Dr. ""tn. C Krauss-I think we P'J r j I LY 22 OOETORS [T TO OfNOUNCf THf OSTfOPATHS ,V. ought to protest very strongly against thiS btll. and ought to send a very strong delegation to Albany a t the t eartnIC to protest agaInst It. It you t'hlnk they afE' not going to make much of a fight be('au~e the thing Is so ludicrous, you are mnklng a big mlfl- take They are going to make n bill" t\"ht. It ,,:e do not help figbt this bill we will lo~e n good opportunity. 'Ve should fiend 0 ~trong protesting dE-legation to Albany. It is Quackery, They Say, and Must Not Be Regulated by Law. -- -.r ........ --14 S • '!" MORE MILK INSPECTORS NO LA W AGAINS TIT. Dr. LuC'len Howe-A wO.rd as to the ACADEMY OF MEDICINE PASSES general proposition to which reference RE30LUTION SUGGESTED was mndp In tht:> ~"E'YS editorial, I think tha t mlsa pprehenslon Is based on BY DR. GREENE. the rul1ng of the court to a very great extent. Attention has already been called In the society to that ruling. that If a person glve:q: no medicIne, eharg-es In rE'spnn~(> to a 5uggest!c n from nothing tor medicine. he has a perfect B ea ll ) omoiilr GrN.nE', the Acadl'my ot right to rub anv othl'r person a~ m u c h '' In asocd a resoluas he chooses. ·There Is nothing In the ~r('dlcl~("! I~a~t Sl~('nCO~)'~O'n'" Councl1 to Maybe They Don't Know, But law to prevent It. I think we should I! ~1~~hO~I:e ti)e appointment of fh'e adunder~tand th at dearly. I understE..nd dltlol1al milk tnt\pectors. They Are Just as Mad-Some that the word osteoJ)ath In that con- ~ It was stated bY Dr. Greene at a nectlon renl1.v means nothing. It simply 1\ ml"etlng ot thl:" academy last evening . of Them Mad at the "News," means thllt he may call himself what- that there wa..q but onc Inspec tor noW Eyer he wishes, but it does not mPon Ito f carf' tor ll\,pr SOO dalrlps and places Too, It Seems. the pra.ctlce o! medicine In nny form. whe~e milk Is ~old. and that the health Dr. Hopkins-Are you speaking f~om of the communlt)' was s e riously enthis bill or (rom your Imagination. dan~orpd. The Impression may be created that D HOWl! Yl!Xl!D. Dr. S. Y. Howe:1 read a pap,'r adR· ,",sing greater re:o'earches into ~ e \·eral the doctors oC Buffalo and of Erie Dr. Howe-I think I have the !loor. dls~:1.~es. 'i'he matter vt provi,Jmg a County are all violently opposed to the to tortlty as strongly as I can medical library a\'o1!ab\e for all phyp .... age or the bill now before the legis- Ithewish position taken by- Dr. Krauss. slclan~ bv Ct)n~ollda.ting the ~evt'ral lature regulating ,the practlce of Osteo- There will be a very large number at meodl<"fll ilbrarleH nOW exls~tng waS pathy. but n. count at those present prominent people who w11l present placed In the hands of a. committee showed that out oC the hundreds oC themselves betore that committee as consisting of Drs. A. W. Hurd, Chi.\.rle~ members of the medIcal profession, persons who have been cured by some Jew('tt. E. R. Van P€'yma, Eugene to all of ,,""horn invitations w€-re sent such treatment. We all know how Smith and Allen Jones. A report Iii: last week to meet yesterday a.fternoon, people get well without much medlcaexpecled At lht' n~x:t meeting. All" 22 took lhe trouble to attend the tion. A special committee should be meeting at the Library building to appointed by this society to urge this .______ ______ ___ __ .1___.. __ __ ___ _t. __ _ protest against the passage of Senate matter In strong terms to our reprebill ~98. regulating the practice of Os- sen ta tiyes and to the chairman of the eommittee, who ('omes from one of our teopat1w. It looked doubt Cui Cor sometime af- adjoining countlf'5, favor sending a ter tour o'clock w'hether there would be committee to Albany. enough members present to warrant holding the meeting but about 4:30 Dr. DR. HtlBlJl!LL !!ATS DelanLey Rochester caJled the few to THERE ARl! OTHl!R!!. order, and Dr. Hopkins read the bill, Dr. Hubbell-TherE' are other mea- I and then otrered a serles ot ",,,herebefore the Legislature which I ases" two resolutions In substance Bures t hink the committee ought also to be I to the elf..,t that the medlcai Instructed to oppose. profession at the county of Erie are opposed to the bill, as a step backDR. Wl!1'IDE 11'1 .. F11'Il! I'tlRY. ward In f'ducational standards and as ditional Milk Inspectors. Dr. Ernpst "'''ende-I am here In beInimical to the public health. and call half not of the medical profession of Medical Library. upon Erle County's representatives Erie county or the State. but In behalC to use every honorable rneana to deteat of the public. It has been my mlsCortbe bill and send them copies oC these tune to see some of the work done by A meetin!': o( the Academy of Science" resolUtions. He then moved the was held la ' t night at the Buffalo So-' the osteopath. It Is essential for an adol'tlon ot the resolutions. dety of Natural Srlpn('e~. The prinosteopath to be a practitioner In medicine. He should be qualified. Somecipal matters discussed by the members DR, POTTl!R I! SHARP. thing has Rot to be done to protect the ,,,ere the consolidation of the variouA Dr. Potter was the first to attack the public. the poor and the ignorant. Why mE'dlcal Ilbraries In Buffalo and the apbUl. and he sa.ld: "'It Is well under- not Include theraputtcs with the other pointing of adilltlonal milk inspectors .tood that osteopa.ths have undertaken branches. He will be a better osteoas recommended by Health Commisto get a separate practice act, and i( path If he knowB the properties o! you Bcan the verbiage or this bill you crugs. The stand we want to take Is Sioner Grepne. Will see that lhe object Is to permit the protection oC the public, the IgnorD !dr'eene recommended five more tbtm to practice medicine. These men e.nt and the poor. And the press. If insptctorr to after the milk supph' are groomed and managed by shrewd, they would Investigate tbat thing. in and around the ctty. The EourCP9 of perhaps cunning, lawyers and polItIc- ought to be on the side of the public the milk suppl~' should be ('arefully iana, and they are about to make a finought not to be backing up these watched. Dr. Grepne said that th"re al attack on the leglsiature Cor the and QU8.<:ks. The other day one ot these are ahout 800 source~ of milk supply purpose ot gettIng a separate law un~ fellows, who could not do der which the)' can practice medicine. advertising and many hundreds of places In the city any work if It were not tor the press, "ll st'€:ms to me that every doctor hi where milk IS sold and all the work is the country Is Interested In that tact. lound a CpHow who had some slight done at pre!'lent hy one inspeetor. It would not only be a disgrace to the trouble the matter with him, which did Some of the members at the aca.demy statute bookR. but 1l would open up a not amount to anything, and told him thought thllt th~ Inspection of milk outdangerous door into the practIce ot that It would cost him $100 to be cured. side the city should be done hy the medlclnp. that would practically nullify The mau ,!ita ve him hIs check for the all that has bepn bullt up heretofore. I~ ;100. and shortly atter lhat the quack state. Otbers claimed the city should told him that he bad the dropsy, and Sel'InS a~tonl8hlllg that the Legislature do lhe work, as the city alone Ie afthat he would die within two weeks, would tor a moman t en lertaln such a (.cted and that If the work was lert to but that he could cure him Cor $500, propo~1 tion. not to say that every man the state it may be neglected. ought to teel "stonlohed to think that a and the man actually ga.ve hIm the Dr. \-V. C. Krauss wa~ to read a paper Senator would lend his influence, anct $500. He hadn't the dropsy nor anyon the neNl of a medical library tor e!lpecl ..llly a Se-nator repre-senting th~ thing oC the sort. The quack told Buffalo, but a d15l('us~10n on a medical IntelJlgence thut we ought to have In him that he had Brlght·s dlsense, and the count}· ot ErIe on the 8ubject ot that It would cost him another $200 to subject took FO murh time tha t the medical education, If;ndlnlf hImself to gpt cured ot that. Then the man went pappr wa~ TE'ad by tItle onl).·. A ('om· ttioar down such a splendid barrier al. and commlted a doctor, and the matmtttee of flvp wa~ appointe-d hy the the Le ... lslature has built up. I think ter is now In the courts. Vtho Is to pre-:-ic1('nt to look into thp n('('os of ~uch Vie should take a very active Interest blame? The Buttalo press. The press a lihrary for Buffalo ann to rC"pol't at In it, and I am nlmost surprised to sep. oC thlM clly. And these Quacks could th(' next meetln~. The ('omm ttee conPO 8mn.ll a number o! the profession ot not exist for one moment It It were not Erie county here." stot. of Dr. Arthur "-. Hurit, Dr. for the press, and the press Is just as Charle. Jewett. Dr. P. "-. Yan Peyma. DR. GRl!l!lfl! THINlC!! OF .. Rl!A!Olf guHty as the- Quacks themselves, and they are as bJg criminals ae; the quacks. Dr. Eugene Smith and Dr. Allen Jones. Dr. Walter D. Greene Collowed in op- (Applause.) I hope lhat the press oC Dr. S. Y. Howell read an Intere6ting PO~ll10 rrn,.. the NH apd said: the cIty wlll quote me just as I say. paper on a medfra} subject and a long "I think the only explanation of there dlscu!=I!iion {'nsued. being so few here Is that they could not 11'1 (lOOD COMPANY. beUeve that it was really necessary to Dr. HopkIns-Thls thing Is most exmake nJuch of nn et't:ort to convince the ceedtng}y dangerous, and just as this ~I representaUv(>s In Albany that this \Va!! new~paper has come out espouslnJf the a l)ertecUy nb~ul·d btll. The chlropodisl cause, so \\.f may depend upon It the and the massago people might as well I most eloquent men. and some of the and ask to be chartered as a !'llost Important of our own publlca.tions r~::,~~~! society. It Js perfectly out- are JUSt as Itkely to go wrong upon I do not belteve It Is POSSlbiei the matter. and be round strenuou~ly our leghslators have not more In- advocating this o..qteopathy measure telligence than to Hsten to a thing ot & bsolutely overlooking the fact which ~~u~~~~ill ~ut th~.r~ are dma: y things this edltorla.l overlooks that the ~Ist findlnc out<" a~~i a .:te I a~t ~n~ pa~t of this btll Is to llcense some 5000 men mE'mbers 1n' the Legi8ta~r~ wha~ ra~~o; ) who are now en~aged In the criminal th19 measure, 1! they had appendiCitis oract!ce ~r medIcine. calling it osteoI! they would like to have nn osteopath' path}. Not one or them has studIed rub them a HUh- I bel1eve It illil rl ht medicine or oa.oqAed any State test or to take 8<"ti011 hc~e today." ~ g can ~how any particular standard ot u prt"llmlnary ~uc:ttion. That Is the rH~ Nl!WS" ON TH~ RAClC. I Important pro\"lolon or the bill. The Dr. Mll11ner-I would l1ke to read nn <.l1f'llIgenuOUsnefo;~ at the matter is exarticle from one or the best papers in I ceedlngly apparent when the slackne~l'ij thflo State, In which this subject Is taken' ot the te'!lt which the 5000 nbw a t work up. e~lltorlally.'· He pro{'eellcd to read ore to experlen<'p as compared with the hf! NEWS editorial ot yesterday. and test tor the thou~ands who are coming thon on: oCier them. For the bl11 pro,-Ides that .. wanted to ~a>- Is this: those who are to Come along ntter'_S;!~~~~~:~,~~ that osteopaths words may even be called upon to ~ already. You will eh.ow the pau;esslon ot good moral f"'*,,' c: i; • tor example, ohara ter Neae. of theBe. tesl. la l]t~.lf!. r:u., ,.'j JUST RUBBING, IF THESE MEN KNOW. I •• ~:~~~:: ~:po:~~:~CO~S:d- I I I -----_ . _- ------+--- -.---------}- 05------ I Itl AlId t~e4l_ ---- Members of Academy of Medicine Urge Common Council to Grant Request of Health Commissioner Greene. PRESENT CONDITIONS MENACE TO HEALTH Point Out Susceptibility of Milk to Carry Disease Germs and Give Reasons for Need of Better Supervision of I'y\ilk Business. A resolution urging the Common CounCil to grant the request ot the nr.ar~ealth (or five additional milk Inspectors and a laboratory asSistant. was unanimously adopted at n rnE'E"tlng of the members of the Academy oC Medicine In the Llbrar, Building last night. The resolutIon was adopted after Dr. Gr{'ene of the Health Department had reall a paper on the subject. It was stated by him lhat at p",..m there Is only one milk Inspector in th~ city to examine 800 dairies and other places where the fluid Is aold. To tnspect these places properly within a reaflonable length of time, he asserted, was a physical Impossibility. Cnd.r thtse conditions. Dr... arrrene claimed that a great portion of the community WQ..IJ at Urnes exposed to serious dIs· ~as~ germs which may be carried in -nllk. These reasons tor appOinting more nspectors prer,ced the academy's rt.!€ouUon: ",,'hereas. milk forms so large and mportant part of human tood. es1eC'lally tor chtldren and Invalids. and "Vthereas, There Is no f!lod so ea~IY Infected as milk, and when EO tnfected Is so Inimical to human lite; tb,r.(ore be It "Resolved. That the Common Coun· cll grant the request of the Board 01 Health (or fI.e additional milk In'I'e<:tors and a. laboratory assistant." TH~T llEDICAL LIUR.\R1". Dr. S. Y. Howell then read a pa",r advl~lng more thorough res1'8Tche! into ~eve ral diseases. , The subject ot providing a medka library for Buffalo physicians by con· solldatlng the various medical IIbrarl .. In the city, was thfl'n presented bY Dr. W. C. Kruse. At his suggestion a com; mittee oC fI\'e members oC the acodem .. I ('onsl~t1n~ ot Drs, A. W. Hurd, ('harlt's Jewett. E. It. Van Peyma., EugeM Smith and Allen Jones. were &ppoUlt· ed to InYestigate- the matter and r(" 1I port at 8. tuture meeting. Pre<ldent A. W. Hurd and Se<1ttary Edwin A. Bowerman were the om, cers pre!'lcnt. I -------SlJFFALO;--N:--y:---._..-_. ---_. ----._--_ ... _------ ._---_._-_ ... - _MAR_.3 ~ .1905--.--· .. EN QUIRER COMMITTEE FAVORS MORE MILK INSPECTORS t ' at,.lTl {'8 more milk. inspec. orv tM AIo.rl("~ of $900 were '\ oted rOl: b. dE'rnlAnie Committee on \"('Rt{'rday afternoon. tnkC'll at the rcqul"st "r nlsfllon£lr Green. who har1 all. Thor. Is only thf" lTt:'ntth DflpartmC"nt Comnl(ln Council makrs it 10 Ilredlcted b)' Dr. ml11< .upply will he much at plE"5ellt. �---------------------_.- ------------ ----ND" AND "TRUTH ." THE " VOLKSFREU German Contemporary . Has Our Sturdy. In Its Fight Agatns t ThIs paper . Helpe d . Oppression. Now It IS t RaIlway S tree D wing to a Close. Hoped ra OJItline ang..E;stimate of a gettins(Water Supply the interior Lakes. Uselessness of the Board of Altfll1di as a Body representin, the City's Interests. Outlines a Water S7lltem. Editor Burrlllo Expre •• :-BulraJo lafit to be waking up OD tbe aM I think It about ttme. Sho log bel' Rip Vlln 'Winkle nap tor years and. it IS DOW high time lor wake up and do sometblDI. When was a smnlJ town and the waterworb p:lny located the pump station wbere it fs, it was all rJght, for the riTer wu comparatively pure sud the small reller:tcili1 Supplied the people very well. But .. town grew Rnd the little reservoir &114 one little Cornish engine and pump became 1 o.dequate and direct pumping had to be , sorted to. more pumps had to be added now, with -400,000 Inhabitantl. niDe are ruIlDlng and Soon aOQtber w111 be_""~'l'!: n makIng ten In all. At this rate, wben reaches 1,000,000 Inhabitants tt w1l1 I pumps and 100,000 tone at coal and o! men at an expense at S1.OOO.000 Nine tenth s ot this could be ,--- ~ ;,-,,~ gravity system. Moving the Intake plE"r farther up net and locating the pump n TO GUARD PUBLIC HEALTH. tlrylng the Internationa l sanitary o( Po""r avenue, Will l ree Y. th~ SfI' n a te has performed a good ",.,rk. Th I 8 treaty 1s th e res ult "r {"onfcren C'~s b r l.1 hJ· r~prE."scnt th.'e s ot prac- / t I ('a II y a I I n a tions for the purpose ot agr eeing upon uniform flafeguards uga f m~t thp Invasjon and propagation of plague ann cholera, The trentv 1n'1 ' . f u d ("' ~ the TrguJatJOns to be obser\"('d h y th(' powc>rs Signatory to the (,(lnven' t If'ln 8~ soon a~ plague or cholera app ears In thf' lr tE'rrltory. the measures or h:\~ other countries agaInst terrl_ t orif' g rle c laTf:1' d Jntec trd, and the special ar t r a ngpm e n g adopted tor coulltrirs sit u a t e d outsldp of Europ(', arrange... In (' n I ~ f or pi Igrlmages. and pro"'i~lon8 fo r th e ~ur\'pnJan c e and executJon of the t n'atv a rran,.. .... m t t I' cJp.!pnsp , .. _-_ ....... ...--. ..,... en s. Bubonic plaguE:' anti cholera exist the yea r arOllnrt In 'n'arm cllm a t('s tn vfirt(')\1 5 pn r tR or the ~· orlrl and arl~ always a m pn ac('l to the c ountrIes hnvln ~ cOm- .. ..,--- me rd a l lnt ~ rcolJrsp with the affected dls lrlc t s. It will b~ rpcall~d that only a • ,SMOKER Of IFTHE SHRINERS ~ A HUMMER WOULD INSURE A PURER MILK SUPPLY. Ordinance Committee Will Report in Favor of Three Additional Dairy Inspec- Th ~ rf" tors. r eDort decided plrdl.na, n ". Commi tt ee t he Common ought to be \\ 1"'I'f! l\1or ,. Ih ' :1 f rolll Ihf' I':nfi l nldst 1. nlllllh rf', l1I)ll(lo, 'I .l'" If' of to T he (..~mm t tte-e de'D1rdllnf';"C;"l'ecommeIld a m endin g the city II 80 ,\5 to allow H etti m~, i ",;lo ll~~"" en. three additional mil k _ -~~. lIe&r~h a nd a . Iotant at · $900. D r. '''''I!I''Cfi,,0>rr..fi\'~ more inspectors. Il w!II travel throug h try. Insoect1n g If they ar.y managed un mttho~ o. r~ly they will prevent the mf;_' mf n f;mok . r IIr ~hrlu('. III (,'lOnH'll tlrm If a ll. Th<,y Wf .... (r,1 m till' r nSl. n ",1 ' hp W l t , dlh1 t hl' ;\nrth. nw l 1111' }:,nltll, ~lnrl Ihl) Wft,. nil " '.'4.l " h .. e t il 111'~ f U1'1 lWI 1ll(or" \\ .\!01 "'(lll1('lllln~ Ill'III~ , wi ' In c,()1II1ug, jo Hlif'h R IIIPII1tl~, 1"I1HrJII~, <i ll lItH::, C1":I:o'11I1Ig high uld 11111,("' of l.!!.;1 nl~ht F jl r' t (It all \nu ltv1 I, U";II' lhllt lltllt· I'll t41pkuflt IUP\' ":111 n ft,Z, Illlt \\ IIl('jl Illn,,1 {,r tlwm "1I1, II fl;to.,,, +-1,.. .. )1'11 t'Oll111n't h.I\-" ~o · WU 1';h;1 111'-' j l f,Or, .\ 1111 in Ih~ tllll\ 1Ig-11l uf Ih~ ;:r,..nl hllil, UII' lit III' ff'zz{>fi lll,'k",t Ul>!>n by t he yesterday 18 Council, Bu fpretty th or- Ins p ected, and t he sou rces critiC'ally passed upo n as thT('p nlg'~l'to {'- 1lIl'kc.Y j!'Jlhhh'rr-. J,.."Vml' 10 1'0 It, till' Ilml' n ({"IIt'r \\pnl Ih1' r(ll1njl~ or Ih ... 'l,f,nt111'. bl' 11;Irl t'fl1"IllJ:h tit him tf' muk,· n ,:or.q sul'JrC'" 101' a l 'nitrr} ~1J1t,,., n'I\ 1"t11Jl1 nit 1 ('111 Jl fill ..S. I'" Irk n nil lu'U liS. iiI's lnll Ilk mhNI alC', :->,'Ulr-h. ryt', dU,.I. Ru,l vo.'lI, IIH 'f' \\4ti a w·twIf' Int to 11, that '" a~1. mil k enter ing Burro le. In this )Vay Dr. hlnks he W!II Insure a muth supply than the clly gets at .~ ': J Three More Milk Inspectoro. ~r ~ cont1cH Inell, will be plated In tho estlmates for tbe next ft~ ftIf. b n m ilc h l ~~s d a ngr T of the sprea d of dls(>aF(" Th £' time may ev e n come wh e n pl ague nnl! chole ra epidemics are confi ned to th e p eople among " 'hom th~y orig in a te, It not prevented altogether, a s y ellow fever epIdemIcs have been p reven led In Cuba, tor instance. Tn thI s connection It Is to be noted th a t t he trea ty recommends that Intere sted C'ountri f's •• modify the-ir ~nnltary I"pg uJ a tions in s u c h a. way as to put I he m In a ccord wIth the present position upon the method of transmis- or scie nce gel"l11~ \\,',,- r '\ 11,1 hI' .llet. '1'11,'1'1' )1 I'ir!".,\'. 11111'1')' (·ahl('. :\Iarrlll IJI ....("h.·r. 1:. 1" . 1)0111. ,Jtlfl~(' J{nht'I1 C. Tltll~. ... x·.\hl(nllllll .\l utHtiHn II( l ' lluktrk. })t.-'-'.J!1 n. \ nnMot-r. ('ommtttH' on OrtHnnD1'P8 vot .. d t o ther-.e disea s ps arE' spread fipllr Rld1, (' re-p In f avor ()t HIl amf'n(lmt-n t t o the I.m llt1a n('f')J P"TlUltUng I1ftnlt h Corum l,· \ IftoUl' f G t1~"fl< ' tl) ~mplo1 lilr£' t:o mOTP m il k hl~1'H'('tor" n t $I,<XJJ fin Y(lRr ,'o r h nl1{t OUU ltl born tor~' It:olAlfttnnt I\t '!ltlO n y pn r . Dr, Gr~{' n(lo wn n tNl 11\"1' mort' InRp{>('torH, hut thp ('onu nlllN' thO\II;~ht tbat UP ought to '::I· t nl on g with thret! morl' iUl'n tor tIllI prf'fl(>ll t , ' rh e men nre lIf'C'Clt!(l to ln 8[K>rt t h e (IAlry fnrUl" In t~ f'uunt y nUf} the l ourl"'" tlf tlU' f'ily ruUk Kuppl~ In order to l)rp" put l.'i..lI1tngluu. The P'1tra Dmount, If thl:' '('llCl rt Is appro," br thp. Rld~rmflon apa ll r\' ("'ri th a t larg ely by mean. of pilgrimages, hence the WIs dom ot the rlau.e which relates t o t he supervisIon ot those strange dem_ on ~ trati o n s, It all nations ca,n b~ brou g ht to act In harmony there will rlug- 171111"f1:h.. tlH'm. 11111'1 lhf')~ WI'J'f' 1:(loOd Oil :--. \,h,'u tIH'Y w('n' U\ I 'I' , th,' fioll1nh(1' 11Inkf'ti lhd" 11111 Hcl'! ' Ul"1.!' :I (f'W ,,1' til,' :\r.hlf'!oO !lIN£> Il\~t lh:hl tll,1I 1' 111 up u ,,'W 1J1~1l .Ill1ks: [1111' :l},Ct' ',,1,1,', )101,"('1' I'::: ui.l.:'ht. 1'011,·" C'ol1l1ul..;· ... iOIlPI' Hvllf'l'l \ 111111 hl:o; un'1"C'Iy.ll, Il'l.L:h ~Imlll, C. I'~ .\larkh:IIlt, nl". J' .\. 1'001«"1', F rf'lt HI'I'lIl1l "II L. I., WU'IlIrm,k, C;. H, - --------- '-.------_.._--------~ .. ~ :_ -~_ 19D5 th e pla glle. The r~port WM unfounded, h!] t Ihe r p , ... ould ha\'e been no cause for "urprl.e If It ha rt proved true. It Is be- sion of y elJow fever and, above all, upon U :e rol e oC mosquItoes as vehlc1es at tM l::'ulf1 Il\"l~ .. t(UI . •\).11 y. on a craft whkh had N e'" York were suffering from l'.I11':" f11Ul' or --'---' B--'-'- '~'rC -- r ~a (' h p d there was a report that .\fIN It wn nlJ (,T"f'r Ilu' 11.:;r]lf" clnwn nc-.iJu. 'InrI " 11 111"11111" '1 ,'nrill,· ,10wl1 I> Ihf' (oolll~htt' nllfi }11' \\ ItS j.!;mILZ In r,'ftl'''p iI 1lI1lulwr o( ;:r-iJ}n1n~ Wf'nt r~ ,\ W('e kR ago "~ye ra l . a llors ttr iIJllim II. Lynn. Fi':Ti}F\ "n,,.u('UlJ \td.N.d, John W, I "tvl~. lIr. U("org!' 11 . \It'\Ik.haf'l. \\', (t. Loudi.8 IIml JnnwH (;tlSS. ( ,rt'f'II(" \, It or dlRf'ase:' hf'(' ll (' ('tnr1u~h'ely prnvpcl h y h a~ Ih - t 'll !t NI'S lal os he, lth autho r ities that yf'Jl n w f ry(> r cn n bo er8diC'ated from a dlstrl c t by tht" exerC'ise of comnlon Sengi" In doalln~ wlth sewage and ..enoral refu se pro blem s . The y, wIth observers In Afr ka an d othe r pa~ts of the world, hllve a ls o p roved that th e mosquito carI'l l'S g"l'nns n o t of yellow f evf'l' a lont", but or o th l! r t eve rs c ommon to w a rm .Hlllut.s a nd lo w la nd.. Medi cal sc!('Iwe h a s m a de won rlC'rful progl'efts in thIs fi e ld In Ibe last rew years and It Is " ell that all nations are uqlPd by the !r~il ty 10 glvp special attention to lts d JH(' O\'erit'~ nnd n ' medt('s. much. The intake pler mouth at Buft'alo Creek the toul VI'ater nor the slusb avoided . It the lake water 18 <n, they .hould go up tato tho oppoSite to a good site tor a diiit~ib'it.iiiJ=!8I~\I voir on the Hamburg sboVQ Lake Erie. This 'i5 teet above the watpr in and wltb the distributing proportion would glve a parts ot the C'tty. No\\' at consldt'<r which ot tbe two tbings to pump the water trom tbe lake to the h1lla tor It. the real>rvolr tino being the same. tr:!C~ ~~t~C~e~C ~~efE~:,~:;a::~i Nature for some good purpose, ter C'ould that purpose be than Buffalo with storage regpM'oirs ac res at the t01}nt.a1nhead? Tbese e... lly be ftxed to giving up9,ard !O~f_;:~~.,~?<,~~ lakes are In a Delevan. about six miles distant. ot three ot tbt'm, Oowl n g In at Arcade and the other tbr",p Dams be lIt ;a:~t~,;;~,,;, 25 f£>(lt could high, ma aCff'S aod would the f;torage, Tbe he teet t'lullt hJgh. in twoholding paI'ts~,.~.!:';~Iii~~~~: 35 wht('h. with Prosper i 000,000 gallons. would glvfl over g allons to bt" h~ld In slore tor times or whenever tbf'l demand was more the Datural nnw Tbe dra1o&ge area above Arcade and Delevan Is about U5 square miles and the avera,_ rainfall about 4.0 Inches, Allowing one baIt tor evaporation, would le8\'8 UII about 43,000.000.000 galloDH for the run-off, whlcb would allow US galloDS ~r day tor 1,000,000 tnbabitants. This Is not all. Cor the ('ountry 1)"ln. betwePD Arcade and Buffalo Is 80 sUuated that the beadwaters of the Bufral0 Creek. HUDter Cr~k, Cazenovia. Creck. EI.hteeD~tll e Crepk and several f,maller creeke eou•• all be brought to the Hamburg reeenOir. arMing over 60 ~quare miles of .dratnaae terr it ory, whtrh 'w ould ~;upply soother 600 inhabitants and w0111d Curnish more w.t than :O:ew York fa now getting for 3,000, inhabitants In the greatpr part ot the Cj fl r8 engtD4"S would be unnecesr;ary Tbe p ... t\u re would be sumclent tor all ordinary ~ Betw€'en East Concord summit and the~· hurg reee rvotr Is a Call of 500 feet and · tldifI water, a llowed to TUn through turbine wheet.. would turni s h power enough to light the d~ of BlJtrnlo. Inst ead oC paytng $75 a lamp. th e C'Oiit C'ould be reduced to a "'ery email Rum . It. 8eems to me that the Ume bu DOW' come when th eBe plans should be looked Oyer ~ nd conside red beCore spending mlHlons . . fb e Em erald Channel plan or any other fly water pl a n . The two dams at Arcade an Delevell would cost about Sloo,(IOO; puttlD. tbe lakes in sbape. $100.000; two HDes 01 80r inch pplp. to Hamburg from ArCAde to Del. van, GO mIl es " 'ould ("ost. latd. I&y. $2,OOO.OCO reller" oir at Hamburg, S::,OOO,OOO: total. .. 2M 000' connecting " 'lth city. $800.000; SU. torAl . $;.000.000. All wou ld be O&ved III & l", yea", by the gravity EV&t~m. T!l:il wort cpuld all be done complete Ia. ODe year. Til. pes ("auld he la id along or near the B ~ , R . R . BDd the di[;trtbutlon or the PI", would be bandy. C E BOTSYORD, Sprlasv!l1e, ~!nrch ----~ .- .. 2d. _-_. '-t I DR GB,ENE TO LECTURE TOMORROW �--t--.-----------. --d' )1.1\' .'1J; a 1.11 ~-------- --- ----- MAlrr~ -------------MA..---____ 19D5. 90 ••1Il~ N'ft'l" h'e "rnttY coeftlc H nt th hUUdmg; "e or .h I'n. tn. -1;7(',1-.2 --- 19f}5. - - lit 19' bwun \ he Aldermanic Committee on OrnanCf"!=I voted yesterday afternoon to {; amend the cIty ordinances permitting Health CommlOo'5loner Greene to hire three more mIll{ iniipl!l>tors at $1.000 each and a. labor ..tory as",stant at $900. Dr. Greene had asked Cor five more Inspectors, but the commIttee thought he ought to try and get along with thre. Cor the present. There Is one Inspector In th .. depa rtment now, The purpose ot Dr. Greene Is to have the sources ot the clty's milk &<Ipply In the country inspected so that any inferior or diseased milk may be stopped at the farms, Several representatives of organized labor spoke before the committee in fa,'or ot additional inspectors. Including J ohn Coleman. Dr. Greene read lette-rs from business men's aSSOCiations <,nd the Chamber ot Commerc.e end()rslng 1M appllca lion. The extra amount "'111 have to be placed In the estimates tor the fiscal year, beginning July 1st. If the Common Council adopt. the commlttee's report and the ext r .. men 8 re engaged they wUl have to be taken Crom a olvil serVice list. tends to recommend to e com1llJn council In tho near future the auO)} tlOn of an ordfnanco requirIng that all dog owuers keep them In leash while on the streets. While conilned In a yard the dogs need not be tied, but they must not be allowed to rUn at large either muzzled or unmuzzled. "Severaf neople have been bitten by mad dogs lately, and either \.he victim or the cIty Is put to consld<-rable expense In such cases sendIng the patients to New York for truatment," said Dr. Greene. "The only w<,y hydrophobia Is spread among dOogl! Ie by a mat! dog t>iting anolher. It dogs are l{P.P: In leash they will not spreru1 the I ILble3. That is why I propose the leashing or~lnance. Muzzl!ng Isn't eITtlctlve, because some dogs can work t>lf theIr I muzzles an(l anyhow they are liable to be bitten by a mad dog runnfng at farge. When In leash. however, a deS would not I!kely be bitten. and It he. was hfs owner would know It, and could l<eop proper watch:'~Bulialo News. ------ --------),---- ---------------- _. -------- -~~AP , - 1 n~ --------- 1 MILK I ~SPEC TORS MAY BE HIRE D CommISSioner Walter DetaJled by Hea1th. Commissioner an attaohe O'f the !Heal th De- Gr~e. <freenc'pj vigorous figh t tor fiVe-a,d,rtt2 tlonal'·~fUk inspectors may bear fruit, arter ,111. The AldermanIc Committee on Orrllnances last night considered the matter and rledcled to report in favor of three' additional milk inspeotors at a. salary oC $1,000 each and a laboratory assistant at a Falary of $900. Several representative cilizpns appeared before tbf' committee' and spoke In favor of the ~HJked-for inC'rea!'Oe in inspectors. ------------MA'---, ----i965 Cp widp.~prptHl movement to tll~L lo~·er from consumption is making grAtifying progress in several Hospitals tor the treatment oC incipient caRes are being established and looal board; oC heallh are gathering stat1~tk{l ra te .. s H ow D iseases may appear and nec~ essary to ~cnd patients to Western or Southern ('limate~. A ?tIll waukee phy~taf!1ped out in that city In ftve years and has asked for contr!hutions tor the f?~t:)bll~hment 0' a t :..lberculosis sanltorlum to cost $ w,OD • - -_ .' ------------ "l'"h --fj -----ll3U:r ---------. :.= __ =--_~-=---=_---~ - -~---~.~ - ~ - .. unmnn ("ompnny has ordered it9 to lhle Ulree ... hf'f"ts to a berth l,ort er btreofter The order i~ thl' result ?f the company's dttl'nuination to ,do all It can . pn"'fnt tbe j:;.{Jrt·ud of dls~a~p. germs. Til . . "hird she,.. t i" ~rrf'ad. oyer the top of t:.f' IJlnnki"t, !lml it i~ '(lIR1l1~('d that lUV luctE'riu l'Rrryinh dif;{'llse w~ll 10d~E' on· this 8bt,~t and in thE' 1UOrlj,mg Will be bhl Jl ....rl HI" in the ('ot·on 01" lIut'u nnel h\l~t'('tl off to th~ buuury and kIlled in thl. was}l. f rr'he COWl,BUY hal'l ahnu(loDoo the nse 0 Hl1t!ll or lUU ~qllafe ,nile:; and is abOuL =~= t\\U anti. a Quan.tH' mile~ trolll the ~Ul>t:lll1ence baSWb anti tnrec mill.:s {rum tilt! cuge Q[ the CIty. 111 Uus stu.tlOn l..U' t;! twu \\'orlillnS'lon duplex, horlZUllDisappear. tal, tl'lpJe-exvanSlOn, hlgh-UU(9 coml)t"II~lltiJ1g PUill!Jtng cngules ot a C&- t I~ common bellet that ot dt~ea~f' flourls:, only tn or~a.nlsm. and thnt. it we eradicate an infectious sielan a~~t'rt~ that thr dl~ease can be O EFI TO BACTE R IA. IIrk 19 rated as the third ell .)' 111 \' {Ll{:,' cumpany. 'J.ht:! lJUnljJlng :;tattun 1~ iucU,lcll ul1 tlle tioutn "'1allcn 01 lilt.! l'OU'JI UlS l'recl<, whkh Ul'alO8 a waler- MAR;} -_ 1905 and doing other useful work It Is no longrr thought absolutely c _ ____ _ __ __ ____ I "Il{cr <lellvercd for consumption In this city were nla.de Ia.st year amI arE' glv~n pubI1cJty tor the first Ume. The!;h! e,l1alysea show that Yorkers consume 'wa.t-:r tha.t Is over 99 pet" cent tree ft'om bacterIa. The article In Fire and \\ater was written by John F. Sprell1<1-, s~perlntendent DC the York "-ater company, It is as follows: The city ot York, the capital oC York count)', Fa., lies in the Codorus valley h and tn t e center ot one of the most fertile agricultural districts of the (niled Sta.te!!, rrhe city ts Situated on \>oth .Ides or the Codoru. creek and ('tJyel"!j all area. of slx square Inlleti, llOtllerllately adjoIning the city on the " ...... ~ hi the borough or 'Vest York, and 011 the north lR the borough of North J. t· IJU.:' ~· I\'U. Illa 111 the va..rnd.,· of It...; uUlJIUt . UH(: or the chicl aU\'ulltages it::f (,.·ll1Z('UIi JJU!:lb-e8~ 15 a pure. ",nu auuJJuant MIPJHY Ol Water lU1'II1~iH:d 0)' ltl e ~ork EX RrZS- the germ .. the human could onC''' maladY. it j,ll1l. lly 01 \.I,UUO gallon~ each per twen- H -ll.Ul' hour::s ; t:lnu two Campbell a :lu /.Je ll water tube bOlIt'I's ot ~oO-ho r::.cl ,owcr cCich. The subsloence ba::SlJlti arc would stay era.dlca ted. It now seems ,jilt: l.uie ::;outh ot the City, ThL' WLlt? l" very probable that thl~ Is untrue. flays 1S IJUIl1J)("d to _the aeratlllg fountain at a .iJl't'~!;>ul'e 01 1.!0 pOUIlOI; -?e.t st! le)1't: Su('ress, According to a view hi'l<1 l!iC11 through ~ l\\ ellty-iour-lJ1ch mUIJI ";holly or partially by many patholo- at tne r.lle or ;'),UOO,OI)O sa110J1~ pel' gists, and strongly upheld by a recent t,,\(' Jlt>-'·lour hours, \Vhcn the ba~lJ1d French writer, Profesf;or Bodin. disease 01 C 10\,-", th(; rUtE; is tncreased to 10,germB nre only accidentally virulent, UUlI ,UUU g,atlons per twenty-four hour~ P~rom the their normal existence belng what Is hy rllnwng both IJump:::. callen saprophytic; that Is, independent lWl'atdlg tountaln the water 1Iowers by (;laV l ty to eJth('l' of the two :::,uiJsldeJH.: e: of nny other organism, When one of ua.l:ilCHi, locu.t(~d WJ.1e by slue and tHljolnthese harmless variettes changes its HIS lile toulltalll, each b.uHn having the nature so llS to be-colne parllsltic, ,y~ :;all.C eje\-,~lllon and bot~ connected. have a new disease. Observation has "Illl th~ 11ItcrH, 'rhe subSIdence ba~ln!:i shown that many kinds of bacteria arE' are LJUHt alulIg the lllUtiide, partly J11 very unstable. and are constantly form- t.::..-:cayaL.on ann l'artly In 1;!11loankmcI1t, Ing new varieties. It Is possible. there- "HU '-I. lna.i::lOfll")" core-wall runnIng tore. that poten tlal germ~ ot typhoid, t IU'uugh thl...' CClltcr or the E'mlJauklocltjn w, or consumption may be grow- lJlt:l~t. The bottoms and iltne-r ~IOIJ("~ .~I'c Im-::d "llh clay }Iuddle and fJa\"ca Ing harmles~ly about us. to aSBump, \, Ith brick. They hay£.' a (..'ombln('tl CRsuddenly, R. virulent parasitic lite at PUA:lty or 40,000.000 gulh:ms, furnishin:; some future time. According to this JrLllIt tEn to fOUl'tE::1.!1l daY3' bubsH!t:nc·.,). view, uU bacteria are primarly bene,'o- '1'11(; wntel' liow.3 by gravity fn,JIll till.: Ipnt agt'nts tor promoting chemical haSlnfl to the niter plant which adjoinH chRnge-. llnu the variation that turr.a 1bet!1 lin thl! JluIlh. ThiS I~ a hnck !'>ome of them into injuriouS pa.rasites l)u!l(ling wtth a. bnck boil~l" and engille room, anrt a brkk Jabo1'a~ol'Y and work is nt~('lIh'ntal and ubnormaL l'vOIll ultachl..'d, and containS elg-ht Jewdi ~llbslnclll'e gravity Jilter~. cHeh wJth I nt y j;rHl work ald 'lneN.'s~fl!'.Y upuol~ )pE.'piag C Jr, beht'\'mg ll. 1. • ,;e m ~Y,li ha\,,;o , ':is opnortumt) fir' ~ hiu<lmg 1,111("'0 s, throughout ~he r;~r;,aI8nrt C~~~:~~:~.n ~..,n, probably ne'·.r will be u,.~ the , It£>,r plant anc1 fUtered watl"r bfln~ ~ ul\,clent to furniSh mor~ than am :!I:1I]")rly or wate-r fOr both fire prot~ct~~ and other purpo:<O('8. The a vcr.:.;..'" dah)' consumption Is 3,000,000 1';0.1101>". Th." l~'ll'e nnd 'Yater EngInee ring , B. Xe~' Tork llubllcatlon dev oted to fire- pro- arp- 10,500 ser"Jce~. Thlrty.seven and one~h3.1f per cent ot the consumption t ec tI on. \,·a.ter suVPly and 58.nHatloll, In pa ! [o; ps through meters, although U leOellt le!:lue lJrlnted a deecrlptloll ot three p~r Cent of the ~rvlces in cntlrp. syftlem are metp.red. From fnl" Y01'lc wnter works and flit r allon s ? \'~n t.Y-flYo tc) ninety per ce-nt or the ]J;a Tlt thnt cuntalns much interesting 1Jac t el"l::J.. A.re removed trom the "'a~r 111 tul'mnUon ot value to coneumers or i n a!il pa.ssage from the stl'eam" to the water In thIs cIty. Thl. artlt-Ie )lolnt. f>ffluent ot the susidence baSins n\' .~ r.;.ge number ot bacteria In out lhat typhold (ever has been alino3l stre'lm water Is about 2.000 or • lamp~d out of till. city olnce the 111- hr.rt up to 50,000 per c. c . Olallatlon of tI,e nltrotlon plant ot the ( ' (E!', In the effluent ot the U:l!iuns the a\"(~rage 18 about York water company. Defore th(" erec _ c t. The results of the two te~ts during th~ year 190i by Mr. Jamp-3 tiUl! oC thle pl"nt York hac! 83 d"aths )1er yea.r 11er 100,000 popula.tlon from ("alr<l, chemlst and ba~teriologl.t. Troy, N. Y., the first Crom May 16 tYVhoJd, During the po.:!'t two ~ ear. )Iay ~3. and the second trom aere were but nIne death. In the city 24 lo August 29, gave lhe following tl'om the. dllease, and (our of the~p lulls: 11.\Y 'rES'!:' 1904. oa~1! were contracted elsewht::re amI ca.rrled to York. Twu analyses of the groceries and food stores for the past week purchasing- various articles ot Cood that are most likely to be adulterated. These samples. duly marked tor ddentificatlon, have been submItted to City Che<mlst 'Hili [or examInation. If he reoorts any oC them adulterated Dr. Greene in tends to prosecute the seller. York-making a community or from "If any ru1utterated articles are ~ 2,OOO lo fiG,OOO people. Geographically, round I shall lay complaInt.. before the District A..t...t.orney. ,. said Dr. Greene 1L I. located 100 miles west ot Phllayesterday-:--""''.f'llere ts a. law In th.ls delJlhia and sixty llllles north oC Baltt_ midway between the State that prohIbits the sale of adulter- mUll', lhu~ lyillO" • ated foods. and It I can a<ocom1>lIsh it I H I·hl.; and the ~ealJoanl. In the Intend to ha.,·e the law enCorced In But- .J" I.. l.' , Jllol"C ructones located in 1"01'1<.., ~o.·' t v 11 1\ \..["~Jty 01 m8uutacture is 60 grea t t ttf"' death Pcr 100,000 Population to 5 or 6. RlOult of Rooent Ch,mloal Analy,I,. Oe.crlptlon of Plant -------- ------------- varlJfttmt has been going the rounds of D "i Typhoid O.ath Rate Reduced From 83 A dulterations Are Found the Offending Dealers Will Be Prosecuted. ~- buill n~t 11Iitt-'O~~ ,1. l:'!o:!. This IHth(·~ i.llJrt "ar l ) a!l.j (' oYl're d . lJaS1rJ8 th'" th. J rOIn Ulf"!;C '" 'Water "a~ through two lar 1 - ' . $CS to main::;, and Js dr;e t"enty-In c- h ~umer!; thrOll I Istrlbuted to the .I:j ~' st~m of se~'!na .gridiron distribuung ~I Z PB varying [ t} mllE"~ oC main!; of inch es. 'rho ,rom ro.ur to twenty that theSYBt('m ls ~~ inrallged dil'H t IntgUt~l~S ('an dpliycr watJ:lr \\ ithout PaRel ' mains 01' to th~ ftll~ tdtlun I 'asin.;; ng,~.hroUgh the {oI\!t.1lrnt;\. q~~ Ii\"el'C~l Int~' the ater can IIke,\\l!e De lI1("lltation ba~lns mah~t ~rolll the 8tdi. through th~ ftlt~;!'O OUt P31I~inC' tncnt 6" ' 111 -~. ueaz arrange-.. eve nl \\o~u , be or Hn'ice only In the \\' HER AUIOST FREt: FRO~1 BACTERIA INVESTIGATING FOOD SU PPLI ES. -----------B" !fTfr n --"N;--'f. Haith ~i -~WS- ea.: about XO\~emb ' and Jtla.~d In IntrodUction of Fll!ratlon at Reservoir Almost Obliterated IJlscase I -- ' tR INC REA S E I N I WOULD HAVE ALL DOGS IN LEASH YORI('S 1YPHOIO RATE Commissioner Greene Says It EPARTMENT Haith W oul d Prevent Spread of Rabies, REDUCED TO MINIMUM As a hydrophobIa preventh-'") OF HEALTH Commfssfoner Walter Greene inAldermanic Committee on Ordinance Favors Three More Milk Inspectors at $1,000 Each and Laboratory Assistant at $900. R. filtered Vi«t.er g'l,IOIl" rhl: Ii , 1;..11-1 tty or as ,'l has rrovert to tr10 I!mall (01" ,. itS OrJginall' e purpose fol' Which blrllC~lon or ~ illlel1dt."tl, amI the -ton l·aell:r of :!.I)O~~~~er ba<;ln WillI ... em JUly 1 l{lOi galIon!i was BfSrATCH-GAtEnt_ J tt: , Yur:~~~e8 III ,1f'ptl':. ~.OU.('OO g-alloIL:t JU,' hours. 'The mter~ arC' ra~el1 ai. rat~H var~'lnh fnn. J2,,tlIIQ.ouu tl~ 1,o.uOO.OUO gallons p('r n'or,.. .. t nOll1tnal cap'H.'itY or l\t'cl11\" f .11 l,'! t, f-I t~' .. fou( I (IL1:~. the nih or flow III"; gO'!,:j rl.('fi l.Y \\ E'~lOn. t'ontroH('~ Mlluent r>ID~' Ul t 1'1 I 1' c..,E ~. :::---:---:-_ _ _--:0:'''' Hai.le-na P<'r c. c . :;!)50 'fl1Jhldity, pts. DC'r f mil, . . . . . . .. , .. , '(' 1.,1' •• •• , . .. .. .. ·1:-; n.1 ::!10 ::f,~. ~r:; \lI;: stlnl". 11111. " ' . pIS. Jlfl . t;l ... ill:~ \ 111I1' ln(1 contllumcd, IlJ'l fill 1~ 1 per 1 (I~ . \\·'It,; h-wa.tel' con!;um~d, 3.86 De1.· cent .\UGUSl' l'\'c~T, lOQt c.§ ~ .::~ .: ~§ 1t ,•0 d~ .., §~ .... ~ 'll Bact('rla, P"l' l:. TurbIdity, pt9. a> c .. J(j! 143.U 1J~1' mil. ,.,"'....... <:0101' •• , • • • , ••• ,.. Uf) 13,1 ;;0.2 :"'U. :;~ r.. . 6 ~ ~ Otl.1,~ (/,I) 1t,-.I.1)I U.tJ }U",tJJ l Alkalinc, plf:. P{'1' mil, " .... , .• ,... V..NI:J. I Alumina. COnIUI1I('(], JO,t.i aU,6 Z.!.:i §'l'illns prr gallon. WU..l!Ih-watt·r consumed, 1.84. rer (;("nt. 'l'he coagulant u~ed ie 8ulpJ1at~ or alulIIlIl, llYt:=l'aglng (~lghte-en lie!' ctnt alumtna.; .:1 ot a grain of this c?agu· lant PCl' gallun of wa.tcr 1'1'111 eatllifaCttJrJly cJanCy the walt"r, but It has be"l found lluvlRable to usc about one IP'!ln to ;:;ecure tho best bacterial eftklf'nl'Y, ThJS cougulllnt Is mixed in two cn.ltL'-~ mixing Ullli(.s III the lauora.tory allJoln, JIIg thp. main buildtllg', The power (ur pUIl11Jlng the congulnl1tlnto the mains I!! turl~hhl.-.u frol11 a propeller II! the lIIal,1t InJlut!nt pille to the IlJtcr~. 1 he cht'm· call::' pumpel] Into the main til th~ re3~ o( Lhis prupcllL'r, ,\ hleh again ~~ne:4 t mix It ml Jt Jla~8e8 t1l1ough the pro" vell(.r-tht" \\;Jtror Jlowlng by ,ra,tlJ trom tli<' fnli)l'IJc1t~nce LaslnM Illwa)!!! j (un.il'Jhlfig sll/flcf('nt powet" for U 'Iurv o.'!(" The plunger ot th~ cht>mlcal :IUI1111 Is l'OIlI1(:c~d "'lih all electJ(~J ('olll3.t:t.('olinler, which reeurd~ In t e .)Ilicp, ~lyJnr; inAtant notice ot 8t~' lHC'akrlown which ml~ht OC(;ur In t .;henneal (jumr' 01' tn the I>rope~lf'r. The mlxlllK t~llllt~ are proylded wlth.~I)~ t iler HOlltE', ('~olJn('ct~lt wIth on tlei: CIl. trnnHi11llter by JnNlIl~ ot corda 3~_ cOlllvound lJaJJ-bcarlng llulleys, 1'0 ~e~ rallgfl'd a~ tu rel.'ord e-\'ery siX mlUUnt~ thv amount of dl(,TlllcJ.i pumt1cd lent the :1pplJ~,j wnt~1'. rrhl~ arl'ange~(Of I~ \'en' shnplp and cnable-s th(' ollP ItII to lit10W \\ht::lhel' th~ chemtclll I!;d':t. a Int" the \rat(:r nt nIl tjm~~ an constant ratt'. The tlltered ".~tft 't 8tored tn a. :!.OOO,OIJU-JCllllol\ ba!l tid t.s j:i absolutely c1t'ar and purr,! a~urlnl cbpeclOlly dNdra\:llc for manu at ti.~" and. boller purpo8~8, kcepillg t~~ ~ '-' llet! (rom t'c'aJe and conl~m ~c'terta itate/\ aboyP.'. but on~ or t\\o ~s .....ot.:J er C. c .. which low Ilumbe-r \ 't:. ~)8.1JltalnPd a.1.. th~ taps In th.., 'C~n' 0" t\'phOlli fp.\"er death rate, wh ed be. ;re&~lit bourcc- of supply waR~' "" ~Ol'e tIle tUttrs were Ine:tall·~'I.tkl'" ~lglhy-thn~ per 100,000 POfl.te Yl' 'JurIng the )"f'ars 1901\-4 the r lDa bU. but ten Pf)l" lOO,OUO- there be II ���- ___ -1-}~ALCl.Ji..-~.-- . . r-----.t'l-1__ ~119nC.-. . 1-\1\ 0 , \ToT ------1r �,-A-R--j-4-1905· . ---F()R HEALTH OFFICERS. Mr. by UST ~ Brooks-The th~ @nglne~r "'ho rna to a rf"port on the Buffalo wate-t sup- Bill Appears Again. ply In 18%. appearpd ot l'('IUnCHTmnt b~fer. y~tf"rday the B"",'d tn ans,\,\·"r fur .. ther '111~8U"'1" nn the ~ubJE"d. Naturally. :'!r. Horlng Mood by his original l-l.-AssemblrUl;lU ~:~=~~~~~~~ last night 11 hiil fO!' ~ of healt~ll,pe~t"l's ill -- A~OTH ER PlAN TO RAISE SAlARIES CONE 70 FILTERS. dolph Hering. -CC.T'~r='J~==---"--- Assemblyman Brooks at Albany Offers Bill Increasing Pay of Inspectors of Health Department From $300 to $800. repnrt ...... Ttlng that no change In COI1Duffllio and tho grlldill,l{ dltlons sfne. In 1896 had made any It provi.lpR thnt flftt'l' .Jau. chang~ In hi. opInion •. HfI' made on~ the grade nut! {luy of ht'f1l1h f'Jgnificant Matf'm@nt. howflver, wht"n In8"e"IOI'II sba I! he as fol- h. said: "lfr. Fuller. I bell,,·e. reromiDS)){lctOl'S who ha va then serv- I d 1~ :rears, sholl he of the tir~t ~r:H!(,; mend.d that "'hen ynu ran. you should I! who have sen'cd 1(1 yenl'S nod le_,. filte-r ynur l';ntf"r. I repl entirply ronfidf'nt that P\'~ntuall:\' you will have to haD 15. shal! he of the ~ecoD<1 grade; all lor fh'e and less thill. ten, of the thirrl \ flit .. YOUT water. although J do not tlnd oll J('S'4 thun fin' ,renrs, of th4" think it nere"sary at this time. It I. J;1'aue. All appointed aft .. .rRn. only a (Jup,;tl"n Of time." shall go In the f"urth grade. '1'h. Thl. should he Tead In connection with the different grades is os fuIlO1"~: the report recently made by the trus$1,400; thil'll grad,·, $1.",,_,-,._.,- grade, '1,800, nod first grade, tee. or the Chamber of Commerce that Buffalo couI;] not afford to niter It. \\'atel~ bp.l'8USe of thE' enormous quantity Dr !ipeclal 'Vlre to The Courier. wastpd. If wr, have to come to n fllter-' Albany. March 13.-Assemblyman Brooks tonight introduced a btl! "'asslIng plant In tlm~. as Mr. Hering pre- fylng- the in"pectors In the Departmellt dlcts. 'ye must 8rst adopt 80me means of Health of tho city of Buffalo. Those ot redurlnc consumption to a reason- in the service tor fifteen years or more able basi. and why not begIn ,-Ith after January 1. 1906. are cla""ed a. ..,' _ :\ first grade Inspectors at a salary or i Q'liIln lutrodu""s th~ 01,1 that. A much clearer Idea of ,,'hat Bu!- $2.100 a year; ten years and less than 1898: to l'oOlpel disC' '11I1t t.lo nt<d. In the w .. y of water Im-. fifteen years. second grade at a ""1_ lhpir lists of l1ucioil-.ll· provement. could be gained atter the ary of $1.800; nve years and I~,s than ten years, lhird grade at 2. salary or ~_ ~lep~lit.. ete., .!ter !i"e "'"aste "'&8 .. tooped. $1.500. and all others as t'ourth ;tradv at uankti ttl StlIH) to dw It I. to b. regretted also that some $1.200 a year. '~=!t~~~~~:t: ofter bnn"" list of nil lin· queRtlonl W~rf" not aek~d Mr. Hering NothIng In the act I~ plann J to rc,1 15 yeors and mnk~ T'p..rsrdJng the probable etfp('t on thf" duce an:r exIsting salary. lJpell. to public jn~pt,~tiulJ. watpr !lllIpply ot a dam al~roes the NI- DR. GREENE CALLS MEASUkE A SURPRISE "fI"."tI.,,, agara river. If OIH~ Rhould be hutlt. 81Hi of tb~ .hlp canal at Blark Rock. surely ~jlo.ilOIph il;;;;;;:-;'he hydra ulie matt ... nf enough Importance to be "'''rth conolderlng In forming plan. for a~dltlo"" to the "-a.t~r supply. Would It not b~ II. good Id~a to ....k Colonel ThOl1lBa W. Symons tor a report on this 8ublf'ct. u h. \\'as enp8'!d by the Chamber of Conun.rc~ to make a report on the union-station proJect? There i. no engtneer In whos@ opinions Buffalo people hstvfJ so much confidence as they have In (""olonel Symons' •. en- oYel' ill Buffalo. yes· j w; .. b our city !~.~~~~&~;;;tl:tl~:,~~e'~I~oeal his water q\1~S-1 n~sertif)n c..-onfident J:r',~clally, as an expert. in lSoo, I I curreuts froll1 the Stouy I :~~~~!t.T~.h~:e.~p:~urt'st and ~est water I these U I : I : 111 rz1 U III 1.~'Fg :0 -";, ! I I en: d -, '---;J 0.'ge ~ $300 • ee: t: " the others $1.000 a year. "The Introduction (JC the hfIJ fnto th~ A88f'mhly Is l'ntlrE'ly a surprise to me/' D~reene concluded. B L 0 ~V S ton, Corporation CouD@:el Delany. nnd tho justl~s~~e~Ial_ SC!sIo~~ i u I .. ~ a ... c u f.c""" s ... .... ss 0 ~.-'+o C:.!-=.E: e 0 -!! ., c ~ .... o.~·- =_ ... 4J L;" - _ ..... c CIS S b ~'r: ~: f~..c ~..c._-;; ; W., cJ ... r4 ~=>.._., rd s= ~ 2 ~" f! t) ..... .e ~4S e g ~ ~ ... c ....1:= ':S'u o..-1:;>bO"" "oso .... 0.0 CfJ'+J .-.g .... ,S" e"'CI ::J-.::t~ Q. 0.'- s"".A) :'- m" ~ II &.0 ! I "" ° 0.&1..'-S ~tJ·t< ...s.&1"CI"CI "'-..::;: =t .. ., CI beo .<:.... ~_!l =_Q :s.-._..,:r --(.!J a2~ ; ~.a: ~ s.g-d':~·! ,.~.~ =t; ~ r;~ ,<.& .... - 'f. : 1'~ [I II) U -" 0. co U i8'-I ._._.... ~'!l'" II) ° ..... ~.- '- ...... 11 u... =° ° e.c.:: u aaa "",":'R g: II 5 0.0 to.... I or. ti I ttf'lliio~a~in~hP,n o th proJ)<'r nl'llon In ealU.: to 8tat.f' hfallb coromtall e matter. Th~ ('asp was esPt"t1lD Il1: fx.e,'\n~ (he dairyman W83 ",1m 1 'o. .()~(>rjtblnK D~ry to preTent t.'Mrrr. to .. tIIo dl"".... It " ..IJ ,ha. II.- dld..... JII::. ix>('ause the tOl\-a health otIJtoe .1oUi1JOth. I..4'P.'" ' I warn biD> r ... "" I In('ld('nmUy, tbl~ .1ItK"1)vM' Potllr I gllment iu favor or D~ nl In~JX'('fOrR Clopolnt(lci I\" e Jluty !\11411 be to inT~tl2'ate Ul~ltal7 GffJ;P" III- e: := -! locl_. -------£.J~tALQ,--N•. _Y._._ ---.. -. ·---M·AR--I·S-·i965.. -....·--_·- FOR MILKMEN y ~ .. .9 c. :5 a£-o :U,8 ~ But Dr. ~ne Says No More Than is Usual in March, and not Especially Severe. Th~re I. mUch tIlne.. from ~Il> 1ft Buffalo. but. according to Health CommiSSioner Greene, not rnorp. thaft UlJual at this time or the year_ "Grip Is not a. yet a reportable dls.""e:' Mid Dr, Greene today. "so we cannot reach accurate cOJH.'lusions as to Jtk llrevalency a8 compared with former tlmel, But It Is my belief that there Is about the same amount of grIp In Duttalo ... or, dlnarlly ..xlsts In March." "I. the Kr,o of a severe ehU'ader thle Year?" "Not e&peclally 80." repUe4 Dr. Greene. "It Ie ODly serlou. 00 a.ecoUII' ot the results to which It ollen 1...a.. GriD oDen. the door for II'J'&v.r ••l .. 841.... --- ~ GRIP IS PREVALENT. t 1I011I'J ot rountry dalrif"s whlrh ,up.,.,." to Buffalo, Dr. Gfet>oll41 aAkf~d for tl,~ '1IIpIe. torR. hut th<> board of alri(lfm(>n bo to ~h"{l h.Jm tbN:'e. Th(lt. oItr l'an well to hln> thl"e-e men for tbls work_ 'l'h .. X('w York Tribune Mrs: uEt'UJ . . 1'iuruf'r of milk hll'9 l'MUKm to reJolt't Oftf tb,~ M"ntf'D("e Im~ by Ju~Ucc Deatll II the Court at Rpecllli ~MsloDS • a d~lf"r in aduttl'rtlled milk. of n~8 has ooohrirss don .. ('herk unmfl:lsured adu1t£'rntloD SilitPllC'Y with wbleb ulIS('ruP~loDS w:ltf'or mltk ShOW8 that notblor abort If ' "rIson b:lrs will enr Sf'rt'(" e.'i an Idftaaatt t.lf'tl'frt"nt to thlf; J)('{'ullarly m(lln aD..... ;rrOllR frand. Th{"l'f'fore tb~ fil'lt . . . [0 ImJHison~nt l!t a nOlPwortb, I h,' P['01.,"I'(>SS of this mOVf'mpnt to protfet ~ )I\,('9 of Ulousands of aoJ RUOlf'rs wbat th\.'y pn.y (Or wbo W!Ii ('()llt'irt(>fl tOrt. ((uarts ot llttuld mo~ nor le-ss I rt Holds Dealers are Responsible for Adulteration -> "'tt: C'l::.'"'Iilid .~~.!! E.:ate.e]·~~~~~ofC .~~~ "'~z"a ... ~ .. ~·Z'<:"'~Ul.E tC'U" C'\l: t be to ""''" "Thl're are at nrE'Aent tweh'e inspf?ctors C'onnecled with the departmellt. The num_ ber fncludc~ tour sanitary. four plumbIng. one milk. one tooll and drug, and two catt1~ ln~pectors. The sanitary nnd one cattle inspector re('E"ive $1.200 per annum, and :::t.!:L...~ '---0-= OCK 0 UT o.C'II.c:"""' ~ O"'CI.z ~:;::..E'-..a:: G.I t ""~ .&::- ~,,'. .... :3 ~·a~" ~ .,-.~ ~:: f::s (J .,., ...... 'f.5:r-O~~ .... 8=CI)i;>C'~ ~ rc t'£i~, ·c;a.. ~.- .... 0 ,,'C;'" ~..c.s:: .- en > c .,..!aC._- C c'- c..c >.&:: .... ..c: .... ~ "'t:·-"'CI.:dOCol::rcQ,O~O .... ~u..c .... ·;;: ~ O~ ~::~ ~ E~ go.... c.f.I'~"" " ~::I.e P'''C'' co 0. nI ~ S U:3 ~., 0 0 0_ ... 0.... ..'; "Col ... U tJ ... C 0 _ c:~ .... "'O.~- >'q: 0 "O .. u"uO ..... __ .... =" .. ..c bD8&.o or mt~n MAR-l.5.--1905-----·------------· (j, Olle rom b•• Ub d<o otn.!er Would tAil to IIOIt/J t'e ft>t:tloUR (U~nt In ltu(Taltl wht'll aD ... da'rrtnnll 'Vb- '~rt"tl in the tamtlr "'''UC(> ot IhllS ~ut Inllk lll're. \\0( II til0\ <'011~('l(,JJtlo n '''as re('('n1l_v dtltl"IOied br n ('OUfitry ~:I phYSIcian Who was au&U" to lIotify the h~i'h Hi> Il PNIU'd ~t bll I1I1IJ , or all,- ftNi COtnm I!Mlont'f. ~ l"1'r Tlu· o~[ ta~"en b)" th~ t Ottn bell" 01 ;rl'fl'- f' 8(>a~ WIlS dipbtbf'ria. pns!'; tho .~--~-. : town b(loalth ft~rdot a.moun thur to from $6CO The oth<'rs wJll get an frum Emerald . B ott Ies 0 ld b Th' This reiterated opillion will 110 In elr Drivers. tile dispositiuIl of the Comwhen the bids for ttle pro' 1t Is said by lawyers that the decision In a. declslQl1. banded down to-day by pumping stution and tunnel JusticE' Deuel. 1n Sperlal Sessions. with ..-Ill. lu the evenl that It Is upheld. affect propri(.tors of saloons tn which violations to order the construction of the JUBtlees Olmslf'ad and "lcKean. dairy or the exrl!:e law baw' tal~en place. Here· ii' 'mnn,.1 and ata tiOD. proprietors are made criminally liable fOf lofore magistrates have he~itated to Mr. Herillg remarked that the adulteration ot milk sold by t.heir pr06N'U{f' proprietors for acts commit· ted out of tbpir pre!'f'nce" the nvernge daily consulllpt'ioll drivers. In deliverIng his decision Just!ce Duue} in cities i. ;:;0 to SO ~a lions pl'r As n result \Vil1iam ~. Busch. the pro"Old! "The master is cri~tDallY liable Here In Buffalo the lise of water prietor ot the whoi(l'saie- dairy ot "'i111a.m for thf' acts ot hIs servant. should he mucll free .. ; it should )\, Dusch & Brother, at ·i~l Tenth avenue, lie lavish-never less than 100 gal. wa~ (ouoll guilty of huyIng ndultC'rat.ed to per capital: I thp rxtent ot S per {'{Ont. a quantity or Il"erage daily pumpage of watel' milk. He was Oned ,2:;. i t·.;Elufralo Is ovpr 300 gnllons per capita ChariE's Howt'. who acted as counst>! tor Wbat part of this 1'1'0- ~lr. BuS(-h, eoolf'Dried that as )fro Busch of water is COllswllption had not bern prE'6!'nt wh(>o the allege:l BUFFALO, YJl ____ _ -_____ •N. __ __ is wnste the ruunidpnl aU4 act or adultf'ration had been commit ted. do Hot know nnd the Common bo l'oultl not be punished. It is unuer~i\tllcll doesn't core. .A priynte CQrpora· 4 Btood that the Association or \Ybolcsale Dot doomed to early Laukruptry Mill\. DE'alpf,$ will npP.·o.l the- case. Assistant Corporation Counspl Walkp,T know what tb~!ie tigUfPs llleuut has been ,\'orking on the C3.~es of mJlI{ atop this insaDe wuste in short adultp-ratioD tor sE'v(,Tal months. He has consulted ?.-Itb Health omcer Darling- -t..l .!]b~~~ ..... .!: . r'" itO"'"".... tbM • whlcb • In Rulhlo lap!. Inl. ,.:.~~~'<I by iDtectJod roUt ... MAR-l3--19O!----------- FIII~;'h~~~:llt~e'~~~-;: c - Balalo Ex (lrn~ f~: :~~~ tbtnk N": W YORK C;_m:a point tor tho City to draw the lake is from the Emeralll the middle of the Xia~ara' the strung cune-ut shuntri tr/ir,.,wlatlol1 by l)Ottom tihorc curoutwnrd from the City,. G. W. to be had Milk Inspection, ._ .. ---·-----·--·--·----MAR"r 1901.. ~~. ---~ 'i- �JDtent to lmpoee upon the taxPUera and !n.1ure the city. Tbe origin of th_ bW, I. .. mystery. The Aaaembl~ baJ said Clf 1IODI8 of them ~t the," W_ banded to J&IRI, and ~t I. ~ far . . the. people are enUc~tened on the SUbject., Some power wb,lch la Inimical to the ----S¥RAGtJSEj-N-;-Vi- . - ------ MAWT:---l~n5-- ·--- ------ -· · ··· ----------_.-.--_.-------------------------'\ I~mblyman to aeeompUsh It. mt.cb,leveOUB deslene, apparently. One of the worat examplea of AslemblYlDan ~k" !lad b\/,18 11 the one just Inttoduoed provldlq for an increase lIi the salart,a of the tn.apeotorl In the Department of Health In thll city, I t wo'll1d clft"'I d _ men In· creuea 1'8II8'1ng from.acJO to $&00 a year. The a ppearance of the bDl In the Legillature wu a sUrPrise to Realth CommIBmonar Gnene, wbo la not aware tha t tbere Ii any ..... ()n for any Increaee In salaries In the department. No one else seeme to be wUlIng, <If able, to throw any light on the meuure. It I. another of those Brooke mysteries. It should be killed. . . . An lli!lU>!Ym&iI Brooke lDtrodu iij-1'1.af;.-", bill to make t4e term of ~h>' "\1'", ~ ~ DUNKIRK, N.Y. ~~~~~iA~~~\~~~~~~~~.~-....-..----· ----- ~___ . _ - - - - present, contrary to llubllc'IIentlment. The Chippewa Market bill - - al,o Intr oduced by Assemblyman Brooks. The mischievous purpo~e of that ~ ____ ....'"~-C~ un' wae BO . patent .to. the )'ublle ~t' -~­ the men behind it could not evell flrt~ subterfuge ~o 4trer In exeula .r M' ~nd­ Ing It to Albany. Tbe people ¥.V" not forgotten. nor \ "lUI they 800n forcet, the wrDlI. done to Buffalo by Auemblyman BrooP In kllllnc tbe Zoo lilll In the lut Lelr\elature, nor "lUI they forelv. him. It Is about tlme tor th. votel'tlllD the Fifth Assembly DI.trict to get w\i18 to the method. ot the man wbo " $1.r eprelentlnc them at Albany and 4CInS vast Injury to tlie entire city ... well. and make a proteat that he cannot help but under.tand alld heed. rom ~- ------- --------- -- ---- ---- --------.-- ...---.......- ..~.~..!~-~~......-..-.. . fA[-o , N• Vr • ... .--....J,f....... ------.. ----..... ,..-....." -- tE~tt~~1 .____ ._ .. __ .~B.J.~.J9D5__ -------. ---.--- -- ---- --EXPRE~ - ----- .---------_.- -- . - --- ��--------------------- __yi..________. !~_~f~~_9.L~~t. MAR--3-i}-t9Oi------------------------· �BATHHOUSE IN SECOND WARD. AGAINST SALARY INCREASES . \ Up Selkirk Street Residents Urge Psyment of $61,000 for Awards ."WeAr.lllOn 01 Regulsr for Orsde Crossings Damsges , .,~.,; EstJmlltes Are but Action Is Delayed-Market V.tli "old WednesClerk Metzler Advocates Rerf:"il4ld.rJuell'S Actloa In Disduced Reats - No Additional Propoaed s.J"", Int. Coa t/rm«I. l1owover. Milk laspectors. Aldermen Have Provided $3 000 For Building Which Would Be Appreciated. I . Among the municipal Improvement. N:ovlded for In the estimates this yellr one of the m~st Important from the standpoint of public convenience and sanction Is the bathbouse It Is proposed to establish In th1rl3econd ward. Aldorman Jobn P. Sullivan Hucceeded In having $3000 InserteiJ In thl! estl· mates by the 10wer hous!> 80 as to pro"Ide funM .uftlcl~nt for building the bathhouse nnd It I. eXIl<!cted tbe Councilmen \\'111 not hesitate to concur In this appropriation. The bathhous .. ",\11 be built on property alrend)· owned by the eI ty. There are severnl ~lte" nvallable In the Seeond ward "'here It Is to be bUilt 80 the only money that nped be appropriated I. for the structure Itselt. Commissioner 'Wnrd and Health Commlsslon~r Greene both are snld to tavor the project. ExplaInIng tb .. need of a publle bath110uoe In thl. section ,\Id. Sullivan says, "The bathhouses on the Tprrace and In Enst Buffalo have proved "ery p'J)'ular and the number ot people using them ev~ry week mount ",,,II Into the hundred!. The elty cannlrt expend money better than In estrLbll!hlng pub110 batb.. They promote good bealtb and c:leanllness and these tend to morality. "It la prapo,"'" t·) locate the new hatbbou.p In that part of the Second ward which adjoins the Fifth and Fourth wards. This I. a growing section and e\,pry year a public bath Is I more In nel'd. Tbe bathhouses at the 1 beach have bl'en condemned from a I eanltary .tandpolnt and anyho,,' tbey , cannot be used In wInter. The polIce Interfere. with men nnd boys bathIng In th" harbor or river. The sertlon that wlI\ be ,<,ned by the new bathb"use Is remote from the TerrRel' or t hp 1'::'18t BUffalo baths and the Impro\'ement a.k .. d this Y"nr Is ba11y needed. The bath should bl' built." Col. 'Ward SRYI he CRn tlnd plpnt y of clty prnperty wben the .1 te Question comM up. The city will not have to pay fOr a sit... 'I decided to refer the matter back to the Intention of the Board of the original joint committee. together before it went Into I~I 'Wltb tbe Corporation counsel and th .. yesterday to take UP Assessors. LOWER BENT IN MA.RKET. the relUlar the bOard got Superintendent of Markets Metzlcr was caUed to .""1>laln tbe action of the ~:~8~;~~:llili;t,s was -=-.~t.1_-: will Aldermen in reporting in favor ot rl!duclng the rent for 8tall8 In the Clinton market from $60 to SlO a year. Mr. Metaler said tbat at present not mor~ than one-balf of the atal18 In tbe market a.re occupied. and wltb a reduCtld rent be boped to be able to tlnd tenanta lor al1 of tbe stalls. The action of tbe f\lderm en weJI approved. Tbe action of tbe Aldermen declaring tbat the city la not In a position to maintain a municipal ligbtlng plant at tbis time WeJI laid on tbe table for one week. Mr. Ladd tben bad taken from the table all of the proposed salary Increases. Each In turn was dlaappro,·ed. He allo Introduced a resolution to tbo eftect that It IS the aense of tbe Board of Councilmen that no ordinance pro· vldlng for an Increase In salarlea for tbe enaulng year be enacted atter Februa~y 1at of the same year. In order amount tbat the proposed Incr.es may be ot the embodied In the annual estimatea. Healtb Commlaaloner Greene then apaction peared In behalf of the request of hi. ~~!~i,r~ the payment U and. ~ter- department tor three additional milk came before In&pectors. each I n receive $1.000 a yellT'. Dr. Greene aald that great good would come of the employment or the~" additional milk Inspectors. and said tbat the proposition had met with tbe approval ot tbe Chamber of Commerce and several ta><payers' organizations. Councilman Blnjfham 8upported Dr. Greene. while Councilmen Stoddart. I&dd and Pankow opposed the prop<>sltlon. On a final vote tbe proposition tel provide tor three addtUonal Inspectors waa lost. Councilmen Barth. Pankow. Stoddart and Ladd ~otlng In the negative. On motion of Councilman Barth the Councilmen approved the action ot tb~ Board nt Aldermen In going on record aplnn As..mblyman Cox's bill provldln, that mornln, justices .ball be lawyers and sball be appointed by the lI4&yor. Councilmen Bingham and Asb voted In the necatlve. j I Bllr~ , . . "~b ···MAR·25 ~905 NBli .. . OTW~rnNTBlUI WILL 8UGAlL 01'1'. ......l3ulralo SocIety ot Vermonters Sa " bold Ita eleventh annual winter re nlon nest FrIday. March SUt. at tbe Colonl&l Club. Throu,b the courof aevera.l who are members of the Colt/nlal Club Ud &lao Vennonter•• tbe .... are clubbo\d8 ...·1tb Ita pool tables. reception room•• dance ball. card rooms and other conftDlences. will be at the dl8poaal of OW IOClety. Tbere will be IIOme .peechee (New Englanders alway. hav.. apeech.. that muat ~ &poken). c{'n.lderab)e lI\ualc. Includlnc the beautiful Unlftralty of Vermont IIO~. "Lake Cbamplaln." sunc by a QU&l'tettq of Vermontera. and old-tuhloned dances eJI wen u modem one... "SucarIng-oll" wll\ be the event of the evenIng. Pre.ldent Noonan haa lent to Vermont for tho pure maple ayrup wblch will be served bot wltb blacult.. Dickies. dOwtbnutl and other dellcac:1llJ dellr to tbe Vermont heart. Snow will, lie provided In which to enol tbe ayrup: only thOBe wbo have I"'''''' In a supr camp know bow to do this to a nicety. Tbo reception commltt"e are the tolJ01l'IDIIr: :Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. P'Il'tnblLlll. Mr. and Mrs. Hugb McLean. Dr. all4 MrL Walter D. Greene. the He,'. and Mrs. Polamhlf ~a Falls. Julian J. Waehbume of Bata\,la. lIIr. aOlI Mrs. Allen E. Da)·. Dr. and lIIr8. DeWitt C. Greene and Mr. and lIIrs. William H. Bullard. The committee In cbarge ot the dance conalsts of Louis C. Dodd. chairman; Edward D. Strlcklana and Mortimer T. Ore.. n. The omeara of the socIety are: Thomu H. Noonan. president: John H. Clogston. vice-president: the Rev. Frank S. FItch. chaplain: Samuel B. Ik>t~ford. treaaurer. Th, aoclety baa OVE'r 300 membera: all V~onters. however. are Invited to this meetlnc wbetber m .. mb~re or not. t..,. I I LU' ~u MAR z( ~ E\·, --. "I Y. I - THE OHIE!' �it «lilt tbe leaat mnni· out of order thllt 11811nlly dangerolls. lla~y Ilt'rsOIU from .0',~nl1~d nlpul hellrls hn~ th.t ar~ hke bnrkmg doW-'. onl ,t aU dangerous but Iillble to in.plr. ",reat I "Xuw, aM to kidney dh,eusrs and how tho" lire tmct.ble dlr~tly 10 thl' <Irellll' ou~ IIf.. Wben lIlen work ho)'o\l<l their normal t'npftcitY and keep it 111), th£>y t'Rn SOCIETY OF 'lERMOf+TERS HEALTH FIGURES ON "STRENUOUS LIFE." _ria re.,. ("..,otnDlal Club. "Strenuous lite" Is a disease that Is carrying oft' many people of Burtalo, In next month's vital statl.tlcs there wUl probablY be cia "sifted with typhoid fever. pn€'um.onta, consumption, the latest and most fashionable dl~ease, "strenuouS Ufe," tho microbes oC which are being In"e"lIgated by Health Commls .. sinner ~ef"ne. Fatal attacks of hrart disease nntl kidney trouble, says Dr. Greene, nre directly attributable to the Increase'J pace kept by people of th .. pre.ent day. MornIng high balls followed by one or two other drinks In the afternoon and pos~lbly more drinkS to drive the body a little longer tn the evening are conducive ot the disea~e of f'tTenuous Ufe. or what wa~ formerly known as kldne)' disease. The hnmedlate eft'eclo of such 'rinklng are the driving away of fatigue and Inbuoyancy. says Dr. crea~ed do it In only one way nnd thnt i~ by the us€!' of stlmulalltR. In f;nnH~ cast's. th~ stimulnut takes the form of ten. or coffee; mOl"e- often it tllkt's thE" fOI'JlI of !'IOOUl'\ !-Itrong spirituous drink. It it> in the !ntt('t:' instnncH that kittupy dlsen:sP" resnit. "'L'hp Dlorni~ highhull, fullowctl hy one or two otber drinks ill th~ nfteTnOf'ln and I'o,"ihly nlOre drink. to tlrh'e th., hotl;l' u littl a lonJ:~r nt it'" unwnuted tll~k in the evcning, lire what rause tlw trouh1r. The illlmediate fliferts Clf ~\.H'h arinking are the ..trh1.ng nwny of {Illig-ne nwl IHl int."'rells6t1 huoyangr. It all clelH·mls npon tile physil'nl If'vt'inl1111Pnt of tit€.' tlrinkt'r n:i to lI(lW lO1l1t tht'~e e-ff(',·IR will ht.' ('x· (1eri~n('e\1 nfter drillkiu.l!. In soUle e.llses i1 hm't n"ry long: in otlll~rs tht' drillkiuJ: hp kept nJl for at ('onsicicrablE" ppr· bl1t, ~ooller or lnt~rt the kilJuenoi and th(> b(\ginnin~ ,)1' thf' {'wI ·is ATul nil the timeo. tln"'re is the by reason f1f thl'" (l'onsronr tu oT'erwork till" henrt aurl USE" 1\ disease thllt mar t."tlrry one t,1f Tbp Run'alo ~cw-1{~t:r of VprmontM"S is to ho}{1 it!5 elen'nth aOD11nl t\'inter r p lml.,o lH'!:t1 Friday. )lnl'ch !HAt, nt the l'o}"'uial f"tl1h TllCTP wll\ h(' ~P{i'· bf's. m .~~'-. Inrlnd· in~ th" h~nutltt1l {"nh'f>lsit) (\~ \ I'rmonl song. "Lnlir (-tlamplnln," f;nng ·llY· R quar~ tcttl:' n[ VerTn(Jlll~1'8. nod oM·fnebloned dnnrc .. 8<;, ,,',('11 ns m(\dM"n on(>6, "~n;::IHinJ!'lIrr" will hp tbp p\"ent of tbt' p'\"!"nlDg. I'\,{\fildeut :o\nonnu bas sent tn Yprnwnl (0\' pnrl' lIl1lplp flsrup. '\1thirh wilt llfl fif>I'Y("\ hot wHb otbp.r ll("licRC'lrs tli""3r t~ i I - z_____ t .~ ,.. - .... )h~ , llUI'UL:SORY VAOOIJlATION 18 L'EGAL, the average man who (s opto vaeclnation talks of the sub· he is apt to become Yiolcnt In a that sometimes suggests the proof restraint, Such a man must t opinion of the United Stall:l!f'\ Court on tbe question with I despair. For thtl final trlb· , decided that a State law reo \' vacctlnatlon Is no Infringement of the citizen. but a just re"ao,na"Ole requirement In the in· the pub~~ltb. Tbat Is of the law on that matter and right end also. of tllsease occasioned by the vaccine matter arc not but they "re needless.· due care no mistake should be In any Instnnc:c. It Is not a incident to the pracilce of that somo persons should harm. On the otber 'hr.lld, the Is conclusive In favor of vacci· for fhc purposes that It Is em· The comparative reyl\''31 of cases of late years is trace· "h'p~tlv to neglect of vaccination, wUl cease entirely to aUllct hu· when due precaution Is taken way to prevent It. (,()tn[lOst'd I I~ e, 00(111. chalrmall: Strlcklapd aud )[t"IrtlU1er 'I', I '"f"l"m'{lflti'rS Dl"(, lnvitprl to this mE'etio&" ",he-ther nlemhrl'tc or not I _H. .2_9__ 1905_-.-... Several of tbe HaenU, Ichool buildings of the cltt In tbe mater of ventilation. a report Bubmltted to tile at Ita meetlq lalt evening lIT the mlttee on hygiene and lanltatJon. Tbe report stated that Ln tbe of tbe members of the committee, Is composed or Dr. A. C. Ludlow, Canfield and Mrs. A. iI. Hne, not due to the overcrowdlq of but to the I.ck of ran power, pile. only two-thlrdl 'of~!the!:l~~=~~j amount of .Ir. The c mended that the committee 0" -- -_. ==~~ IngB examine and correct this ._t~~J and the report on tbat mattar ferr.d to the old buildings The committee on hIIPe". tlon also roported that a school buildings were at lmprovement trom eanitation alone. and Immediate Installing of f Mayllower, Rockwell and the rearrangement cE"rtain of the rooms In well Bchools. Among other recommendationa the followln~; Tbat a new constructed at Detroit .oboel the plac. of lbe present fOl~r-rotllll~J wooden structure ft.S well a8 a In~ at Onkland sebool. WhCI]C~h:.~::f~;;:~~1 conSists ot twelve.. rooms In frame buJldlnlt8; lhat a Health Commissioner Greene had a l'roYf"mcnt or school yards be talk yesterday with Dr. Crandall, Curatbat Director Orr purcbase the tor or the Park Zoo, relative to the Inapparatus for tbe use of Su,per9i1tl fection of the elk paddock with tub ...Ebl.r In t""tln" the air of culn.sis. rooms. The re-commendatlon,. ware reterred to the various commltt.... "I arrange,l 'wlth Dr, Crandall t~ A l)elitlon WIUI read at the m''''tl~ havE" samples ot the soH taken for bnC'evening bv Clerk Myar., whleh w. terlologlcal examination," oalel Dr. by almOsl 500 resldenta of the Grpene thl. forenoon. "Today I will reo !>Chool district. urdn" that the quest Dr. William G. Bissell to take bululdln'~ an additional atory on cultures_ I, ",til probably be done In .ebool be bel:Un 80 that It may be a C'Qupl() ot days." . I pleted by next fall. The petition Curator Qr Rd&l1 '>IllY!! th« elk that rcterred to the cO!llmlttee 012: old died off ~n raplrtly "'"ere not alone COl1lngS. It the committee on new sumpth' B but suftered from a om·,11 Inn acts woon the .trink-ilke worm that cau.e" them tn the committee on ha'·e "ral~e pneumonia:' Thts worm tlon a new building to be con.l:rucUioI af!et't8 thp. lQngs and C'nu~es In!lamma .. tbe Oakland district may tlpn. Combined with thl. the herd had situation at Doan schOOl. tuhprculoflls nnd thE.' two mndp 1t nccA communication was read e'Sary to kill those that did liot tile. licltor Baker regarding the "In-hl'ppding caused the tubl"rculosl~ appolntJng a committee to among the (>lk," said Curator Crandall. similar committee wbloh "An orelln"r,. elk welgbs 1000 to 1200 pointed by tbe Glenville pounds. Some of the bucks l'n.l~ed .nt i.n regard to the annexation ~~:~! the Zoo weighed onl)' 600 or 700. The as aIfe-cUng the schools. The Inhrf>edlng cau~ed them to be \\pakly on boundaries. together with nnd lllU~c{'pttble to dlst:'R.5;e, e~pE"ctall)· to Orr, will meet tbe comullttee trom tuhe-r('ulo~I!iC." Glenville board. I·How a.bout thE' dBn~er or tuberDirector Orr In a cl0'::~~~lt':~;~~~IO~ culo!ll~ ~preadJng from the Zool" was that then.' was need or a a.ked. Iho blgh school boundaries, P~~~:;~~ll¥'l " There !s lef=~ danger of tuberculosis ju vtew or tho annexation of (J there than on Main !'ltreet?" r~p1ted Arehltect Barnum, in reference Curator Cran(lnlJ. This ~prlng I pur-j condItion of tbe Central hlgb po~p. to burn O\'er the lowf>T part,: ()! annex, suggested that the prelebt the padrlol~k and thE"n SOW the whole dar In Iho building be e.tended with grass sppd." , .tory In height to the gallery level an onclosed passage or IIgbt Iron glass be constructed to connect the erly exit trom the exit with the noctlng corridor so tbat tbe atalra In annex will be entirely relieved of gall(>ry. The matter was reterred to committee on old buildings, N.:'\I\ ,) IN-BREEDING HAD WEAKENED ELKS. Curator Crandall Says Consumption Was Not Wholly Responsible for, Recent Deaths. 1 I At the present time, however, Bur.. fa.lo 1s In no danger ot an epidemic, .> p N. Y. --_. '- -_ ..-- --- ------_.----- 3 0 lR05.----....----..-·.--MAR - ---Y.'.._-.,._-----•---._ Louis llrf'1ll:ld"nt· Itp'V F'1·~nk. S. Fitch. chtwl1\1n: 8:unllf"1 n. Hot~r{)Nl. sffl'ptnry·trt"R5urer. 'Mw fOOrl ... 1r- bas nT~r 30n mt'Ul1H~rM. All Is claimed by many physicians that the dl!ease should be classed among the contagious. Health Commissioner Greene when ~e~n la.st nlgbt saicl""tt'rtrt so tar af: the records of his department shOW there Is a. little lCf;s than the normnl number ot cases ot spottce. f~ver rf"ported ot late. Asked it he con!idert:d It contagiouS he said t!lat he hadn't any opinion to otter. Some ot the mE"dlcal fraternity. he hald. have declared tt contagiouS, but the gt'rm has not y<'t b£'E'n dlscovered. Dr. Greene said that ",hUe he did not f{'ar an f'pldemic. the dn~Mse tn other FE'cUon8 at the State Is betng dosedly watched. ~ - -- - - RA· Hree1l. Th,> offirrr!': of tbt" s(,H'lf'tT ar~ Thomns 11 !\oonnn. pr('!\ldt"utl John It, ('lopttm, ,·ice· ----------~-""""'--~ he satd. \ ..,.....".... of l';(lwArd D. r.erebro ,pinal menlngit1s, or. as th& disease is commonly known. "spott(od rever." is causing anxiety In other cttle~, not only because ot itl pre\'alenc~, but also because it \ ot De""Ht r'. (irflene and )lr. and ~I1'8. "'llIlRm H. Bullnr<!. Thp coullulttee- In Charge of thp daTI"(' ,EPIDEMIC IS NOT THREATENING CITY. L. Shower Baths -Other Imnr'RVAl'lUln Suggested. . 1'h(> n~('('ptl(ln t'ommHt{'(l> Nlmpoosr'o (It ~lr. :tut! "it". . . ('hnrlc6 C. Fnl'1l,hnm, ~lr. nnrl )Irs. H\,~b )td.f'ntl. Ht'. nnd Ml' .... W;tl.tw=. Jl • nrE"pnf', Ht"'. (In(l ~h~. O. c. pUil1lHl nf NiPgnl'Q Falls. Jn1inn .1. Wnfthhurne ~ SPOTTED FEVER '-_ ~"'" ..t. tbf> Y(,lIDont bt'aTt. tAvla. ~lr. noll )Irs. .\lIen t-;. DRY. Dr. nDd' in thp wiuk nf Dn pye." ",,'it) you toID,r wht'thpf thp !litnthtirs c1JmpilP.ri hy YOll illtlh~nte n t,ig Gref'ne. inC'ren~e in heart noel ki,lney dit'eflse~" WIIS asked of nr. Ureene. "rll sny thnt they f'hc,w itH'I'(':tStas." Ur. (~reene. "hut it i~ ton ('nrly . __ • ___ _• • --. __l. .. .I _ .. _ . . . a. .. __ • __ I, to jrive allY figures n~ to the ex· this inM'en~e. It will hp ~nm(>t I,cfore 1 hare all the fig:IIr" 111!'"1- .... - ... -.. ~. ';R·2·b·-~905· fANS fAil TO K[[P AIR A.~... ol Hennlon tu Be Beld at tile _ ... I OR. GREENE INVESTIGATED f _. ---,,---- _..- -_ ...---_. �01.1 me ""ho ....a. wholb' In th'" connection, I ml~~~~::i::~ l(>('nrding to fIoxr(lIlent It t.t tho heart whld. ,nve. oot the leaot manl· (".tationR of "Nn!: ollt of order that nsunU,.. iq thp most dnugE'rOuR. ll8~y ffttOW ff (\(,MlOnB who 611ff,'r from 8o-(ooU!:'d rpJwl .J:J h~arts hoyt:' h['nrt~' thnt nre like luuk.ing do!!'., not at 1111 dangerolls out linbl,,· to Cenr. tt. kiflne,r oiseafC~s nnd bow they are tnu'('llble dirt~C'tlr to tlw strenuntl~ Ufe. ,,'h(>l1 men work bprOlld their illS'pire grt':ll iI - Xnw. Il.o,j Being Prepared Dr. Greene to Show It. do it ill only UllP way unel lhnt is by the nse 4)f 8timHlnnt~. In !lome Cl\!ilieS, the stimulant tnkl's tlll~ form of ten or coff'l!e; more ofrf!n it tokes the form of some stron,: fl:piritllons drink. It i~ in the DR. GREENE HAS lllth'r iastull"es that kidney di!ie-nses !'eoult. "'I'bo mor"ing hilfh ... nll, followed ,h1 Oll~ or two other driuks in the nfternoon '/and 11o.-i1,ly lIlore drink. to drive I).. hody n litHe- IOIlJ:l!'r nt its uuwonted task In tlIC' e\·(>nil~J:. or~ whnt <'Ru,.;e the trouble. The imllledintc cffl'rts of su('h drinking Are nre the I.. ;vill~ awny of fatiglle nnd iin' hnOrflllC';r'. It nJJ depends upon Bul- in('refiscli the llll,fsi(.'ni ,lel"elupment of the drinker OHIEF RESULTS ' They Will Assist Materially ing How Mosquitoes Spl~.r the Fever, Kidney Diseases on the Increase in u a Direot Result of Abnormal ns to bow lon;.: th(l~e ('ITeMs wHl be ex~ J1('rl~IH~(>{1 II ftr'T cJrinkinq. In }:ome ('a~('s Being Made to Keep Pace it isn't ,-rry long: in others the drinking the Bapid Commercial Age . Health to J:eep the Body Going In· the Kidne)'l. Commls.ioner Greene Is en" Uing tab!<.- t'" show that comp lire ~8 responsible for a of deaths in BnfInlo. He by this table that manf of deatM In this dty tHe directly to h.art di1wase and and that tbese two death are due directly to ~h~ pace kl'pt up by persons )n to cnln their livelihood. bave heen prepared In Clitle8 and have been the cause 6t eomment On the port of membe'" 1IIt!dICllI prof••• ion, but, thus far, of the kind has ever heen pro· refereo<.>e to this city, many old residenl!< of BUf: ('ommis!'cioo£of. a lew-serious mood, "who SPent to reaUle that tlus i. one of the e1t1eto of the couutry. Tbes~ around in their own RlIlaU like turtl •• in their shellR, obllvlons of whnt i. goin~ Why, I know PH",,". of the dty who bayen't their parti('uln.r s~tions of nar.. For In.tanc~, th~~~ of perRon. livln~ in Bloelt oe\"er hfPn to the Routh '.''''..rva'tor'l .. nnd who wouldn't to ...,t th~r. if they did wlBb the health prrSODS, as n t1!'l1AI thIng, ttre work, and their life i. m_,q ~ut1n. from "'hioh th.y .. llIoD> in 0. cir(')t>, au(j. Bnft'nln of the rrp.."t do, ~. Buffalo that It wa. 20 or .ven ago. They hBY(\ 00 ('onreptioa. of tbe rapid growth of tl", .tupenduo\J~ rfforts beinJ' aetlft men nnd women nil OT.., In tbe developmeut of tllis thIa ell'ort which i. the subj..,t on my part at the prPRent time ~at inrrp8so mnde here in kidney di.en.... People Iii .,.ndles at both end., and &'1'Owth,ln the number of th••• jilb...... In partieulaf are direct tbe Comrni!,,~jonpr mllrtling fPrpfn'u tihollt photog-rophs fl"ClI11 IIIlY/lUtl, ( pi<'1111'f'';; \\'1'1'1' ~t!lIt by Ilr, E, I'nn 1)(' kt'pt 111' fur n ('on~id£"r.nble per .... ;',,1, but, ."onor or Inter, the kiduc)'" 1'I"bd and thl' hl·J:dnnin.s: of the pnd hi ~H.·rt'tnl":r of tIn· LoanI of lwal 111111 1111' 'lr th(>111 pertuiu to c1on~ 1,," thr- CU1Hlll h~alth Whioh we Live--Over-exertion at h,",,1. .\uII all the time. there is the the Heart, and StimulaIits tondoner, hy renRon of tbe ronstant Th~,. mo'9'P 8 bout Lecture on the be Illustrated with tures from Cuba, lIurnlnl cnp;i(,ity ntld kllf"ll it up. Ih('Y ("an I "I h~1I1 to SE'lltl for tht~p stimulntion, to O\'envork the heart antl twif.'p.,'· Rni!! I Jr. (~rt'f'uP, "The cnuse " ill.eno. thnt may cnrry oue oft' wflrth" .l! Ulf"lltiun heeliusP it .~~~ in th!' wink of nn P)'f'," ,~ liC'ht the lnxit)' of the ""'ill you .ny whother the Btatlstlrs au tbtlrit leo:;. If Yt.1O sC'wl n ntrendy NlUlpll('d hr you indicate n bi,q- to Cuhn. it mny bEl Ilelin~rf'd inc-rPR14e in he-art nnn kidney disease"!" it IllIIY not. ()II~ Ret (if WR~ mnlled to nlEO> !'OIllC time WAS nskC'u of Tlr. (jrf'E"np. , •... 11 ony that the)' sbo", ,"<ronMil" 11l'\'I~r ~I"lt th(' p:\('knJ,:£l. Thf'~e r Pllti('(l nr •. (,rpc'or, "h11t it j~ too ('nrly h;tHf'(1 nn.l tLwy came thruugh tn tr:;' tn J:ll"e. nnr fi,::'ures a~ to the (':t- if tht'y hndll't hPl~ll ri"gi~terf'd. t~l1t of this Jnrre!l8(', It ~'Jl1 hI', some, lIot ho.n~ rl'('rh-~II thf'nl," tun. yo't "hofore I hnve nil the figur'S 'rh' llic·tllrelit I\rP to hE' usr-d ooml,lete, (tl'('I"II(; in the ilIu!itrntioIl of .;~;;~~ whidl he is to dpIi\'t'r lwfore th(\ JI of )If'llirille in ~tll)·. Ilr. ( 'm It">C'tnre I\t thnt timl"> upon nml ~ome of tIll" J)iC'turrs hf~ of It'reat FOHl"ff'P tn him in ____________________________ _ lJOintA in hb; IN'ttlre-. "Herp is n (licture tbat I shu\\:' snill Dr, Hrpenf' nJ'> hp pfil'kage jll!olt recE"h-ed hy R pittllre of Dr. Cnrlml J. f;'lIJtnrr oftkpr of Cnba. NO MONEY FOR FiIllpy who clis(,O\'pre.i that MORE INSPECTORS. fllJr('lul yellow fen~r. AWRY 1 R.~l he wrote Jill nrth'!e his llis('o\'f'ry. The urtidf' Councilmen Turn Down Reques-t e(l In th('l Edinuurgh H",,'ie-~'. of Health Commissioner trnrtf'd littl~ nttelltinll. Lute-r. ..\meric:-nn inter,eUlion ill Greene. ('an physiciuns mndr invl·~t -I Culm to veriCy Dr. Fiul('Y'~ H~alth ("omralssh'ner (1reene madp. a and thrv found thftt Dr, l·. . in valiant fight b('fore tnc C()uncilmen r1mdoll ~'fre (,·orre(·t in {'YHr yesterday a!terfloon f()r an npJ.>roprt~ "Thig di~H.'ovprr l'l\u~ed tlon to IJay the- s:l.L ""3 of three ad .. ('hanl:e ill the trentuwnt of dltionn.l nlllk tns{.It-ct ., These were f pntif'Uls. 'YlH"rtl ~ul'h needed. be said, to protect thE" purity n ,'oided IIE'fore O1n<.'h ng we ot the city's milk Rupply and thus guar,\ "oIlS ntIlictP\l with f>nltllll10X, against epidemics thnt come perIOdic.. hAR ht"cn douE' away with now. aIlr because of carel,"s:;ness or uncl('an- chief duty of tho~ in rhnrg(' line .. In the band ling of m!lk, The £e\,t>r }lati(>nt~ i~ to kee-p Board killed the appropriation. U\HIY from th(>111. Many peoplt'" g:l.thered in the- cham. ..It is onll' one kind of bers to learn what uction the board ~prl)l\d~ tb(" clist'R~e. nt :m I I would take in the matter of award1n" consequential damagps to property owners on the South Side, rl?sultlng from the bulldlng of grade ('ro!S~illgs, The Aldermen had grll.nt~d *60.000 dam'tS"es some time ago but the Councllmel\ cut this amount down to $-18,000. Seyeral men r~nd \\'OO1t;'J1 addreRsed the in til(> hltt' n()'~ two WOUlE'll iu 1h(l intl'l'Pf'.t of te. cI(,lDl)Ilstrnte that thi!' til(' ('1\ USe of the foIpr(>oll of Thl'~(' IH!r,/otl)ll~ helley('u in tllt'ory. nnl\ tlu·y knew thAt board, asking that the action of th. (f"(lt' d<>a1h ratf.' w'ns 50 I"ler Alderm~n be appro,·ed. but the matter rh~y ('uJlseuretl to hot t(,11 hy mOj<lQutto(>~ thnt WRS Hnally sent to n joint commlt(~e. Th~ matter of uef'."penlng :;;rajaqunda, hi' imprl'~llnted with )·pllow Crepk was referred to the Corporation. l"our of the yolnnte('r~ (Hell. Counctl. PrrmlssJon was granted to tIle' fonr whn re('o\"prerl is pow the New York Central to lay n track al""rO£lS an a.ban,iclned portion of Je:trer- witb tht' 1.8.'" .\nimns lIn:oo.\lital Eon Iltre@t. netLr Seneca I5tr~et. 80 th;H 1\(' is .John H. '1'lI)"lor, n a ~pur {-'an be laid to the Lnrkln Soal' o( Pbi1'l\I~lllbia. I met hilll Company's fllant . iu (,ullo." "'''hilt pr ....(·outions nrE' taken to lll'(l,'t'nt the- svren«! IIf the waR Bilked or Ur. Or('~ue, "\\' fill. fllr one thinA"," said "nil r~'llow ff'''flr pntiPllts in rooms 1Sf'C'urf.'ly sl're-euI't! ll()sHihl(l f'otrltn{'n of u ilUj,f'I'ttoJ I.'RII't ~et at tI.r. won't 11(10 uhle to ('nrry Ihe 1905' .._- "-- perl':lOIlS. is n phot You "('e thl' 1m\' i~ the- T'cronun. oUll the ('~It is H("·('fn:o;. _-'=..-=~ D~NGER FROM DISEASE ~ Hpr~ shows htlw the 1)lItif>ut!ol nre At HAS BEEN REMOVE D eo('loKl'II h~ tine scr(,f'ninj;C, "lJ" you know t~.t iu the mosquito with ff'f@n'l1c"e to tl:p('('ial Instrnm .... llht we-rr nllttt...i Ute di!ls~ethJll of p J I. probable tha: the animals at th' Su~h i. the CD"e. 'I'hey lu\\·. a Zoo \\"111 be returned to the fiO finl'" that they ('un ('ut the ;:~Oi:Smnd ughthat It '~1I1 not be n~c(>s- DlO!;t)UitO In two. 'fbpy ftl~~) tubereul th.' entlr. lielll to k.'1 &~cted It. body, tnking out th" os s germs. Dr. Gre-en€- Health .'D Commissioner. b.llevo","- fl~ld h nt you .sked ahout been unoecupled a ,ulllcient len th d~ DletbO<l.. Une line of time to kill the germ. 'g J aralniall off all shallow "The danger to the ·elk. and buffalo bi&' rotpll of men I. COlI.".n •.IJ G~:.::en ;::'OVP4, I think," said Dr. r<l In till" work. Then. mlleJ, lIetenum. tor ~tefj a~Il,:':',~ a h : : : t t to koros.ne oid t . �"BOB" VEAL IS 1 GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS CELEBRAT .BEING SOLD HERE Buffalo Society of Vermonter. holds annual Meeting at Colonial Club. Elk Street Market Merchants Declare That 'Health Inspectors Have Passed Up Impure Meats-Greene and Grant Talk. LUNCH,AND SUCH ALUNCH There were Cider, Doughnuts, aenu..... Maple Syrup and all other good Things. It has been called to tbe atlentlon night "Several weeks ago I called the o{ the lneat health authori~le~ that att ention o{ John Rallt. our cattle Inng "bob" veal to the spector. to the fact that 'bob' veal Wall pI'obably coming here, but he seemed farmers are bringi Butralo market. and an Im'eptlgation to think that It was going to oth." I has been instituted. The law requires places. However, he found one case at that calves shail not be put on the Black Rock. and I purp05e to institute I market {or human consumption until II. Vigilant. search for anything which I I they are six weeks old or over. but ac- is not marketable or Impure. Titsl ltalfmoat to ueable?" .... ~.ked. ''Tbere'... etrtaln doctor in tbi. rit,.who II al1,.,. ,. toe border line of vio' latilw the hJIItItr rul .. of this depart' ment," !~pJalDld Dr. G~ene, "and this I. • t1P~1 III whlrb be 6gu,..... H. baa fumlIbec1 • certi6.. t. showi", that _lIln ehUdna have r.cov4rcd from the mDJllps and are eUjflbl. to reo turn to aebool, ud h. basn't •• rll .n~ oC tbe cbildren. mucb I••s att.nded "WUt'. lilt .M • th,n..." "Couldn't 10D tordlng to the health officers this regulatlon has been violated . It Is alleged that some of the veal has been orrered {or sale in this cit}' within two weeks aUer birth . HenrV' Becker one of the merchants on the 'Elk Street Market, says: .. 'Bob' veal Is being sold on the market and I have seen It passed by the Inspectors or both the local and State Departments. Few people know what 'bob' veal Is. and can hardly recognize It. In the bone of 'bob' veal one will find blood Instead of marrow. Rl)bert Arnold says; "Inspectors have been In the markH and ha\'p pas..ed "eal that should not have been allowed on the counters:' Said Health Comml •• l0'l!~ Greene la~t --j-F- brln, him Into court, anyway!" "I Buppoee I rould. bot while mump< I. n reportable diIe.... It i8n't consid.r· ____________._~y_O? .><\ dnnserou •. and If I was to bav. tbi. r:E------~· T 1)()('tOt Inmmontd Into enurt. h(l. nn ~... I d',ubt. ,,"ould d..lar<> tbot I Wft. p.r.... . -- - --. . -----. -----,utinf him. In tbl. p.rti~l.r rille tho '::iPE~l:gJl PET"ER AT ALBAN1'. p,',rr,pal of • pablle .. bool leRrn.d :0' --that nine<! otwlthstanding It is the head· IChooI q rters of the State Board of Healtb " Had the Counc1l.lnen today granted the request for more Inspectors. the ' bob' veal question would be settled at the same lime as the milk question. The trouble with the Aldermen Is that th.y do not realize the Importance of the request. Dr. John H, Grant , Deputy Commissioner of Agriculture In the State Department. said last night : "Vi"e had a clash ..'!th the local Health Department .orne years ago over the same question and at that time It was claimed our tnSpec[OTS dId not know 'bob' from other veal. but we ~howed them th"t we did." He declared that It any "bob" veal v,,·as beIng marke-ted his inspectors would quickly find It out. I m • 1----------1905.-- ANIMALS TO OLD PADDOCKS C;~nu Ine Y rrmonterll from tbe Mountain State made merry at onlal Club laot night. It wall nual meeting at the Buffalo 1IkI.......·, Y('rmonters and the na.tive daughters of the staunch New E~IS~~~ .tale that had tl,e honor of first admitted Into the Union original thirteen, made merIT late hour. Judge Thomas H. Noona.n, prellll4e.t! of thp society. presided. He few remarks. In \Thleb be tOllcb,ed on the work of the New England kres In rtHeloplng the Union. ~Vitt c. Grrene and Senator Hili. both of whom are v~:tn':~~=:a ltlso .poke. The rnlverolty ot Quartette took eare ot the singing lIIrs. Burton Flpt"her, Alien E. Day Samu.1 B. Bot.ford recited.. A II formality was dropped and ann eVPryone of the 150 present \Tent for the fulle.t ~nJoyment to be bad. t he Is tter part of the evenflbg lunch .rr"ed. and oueh a lunch! It N!1nllt«!~ many of the olrtpr people present htll- of Vermont. There were doughnut., Vermont maple 01 her good things. the making Is known only to the mothers and not eh.'•. The maple syrup ,,'as Imported Yermont by Judg-e Noonan. Following the lunche,n, came (,,"hloned dancing In whlcb the reel was prominent, ~===== ��... APR-3--- t98! --- trcm Ii cue y..terday. ~ dIII-. IIODe ~_ ~:~::I~e ~:It I~ ~ ('0 [[ U[ 'l~'STS i :m~~~:nr~~~ co:ti~:t e:~ I ll.WJ.R [11~ I tht, ~R:'~""I ~~~~~ h~e~I~~W ~:~~nr;8t~:: 1llil1Oii1I1 ::E~:kF~~l:~! ~:~~~~t~s a:~P;:; pMnlng, The first na.med ~ ;~;~~E~:~ une bad decided u~ a ..., tor the m-,te, WbtClllIe IilrJ11P1e1aD8 to take a lumbar caitlIN ad eJBIIIIne under the 1Il1~ .. lIlarobe secured froID the ·puJIGbIN It the bale of tile epIn4It the mlcroll8 tllaa enmlned Is fotmd to Uft ItonII. dlen tile cHeeaae Is unmUtakabl1' 1IItIIIqItla. Some of t&e qusadolPl submitted to iIoIplllall III New York t.nd abroad tor the fl\formatloa of the commi..lon reiJIte4 to the Ulitll of the n088 and throat miIItIr nIatIOD to this dlleeae. The pop1lllr tbeoJT Ie that the sptnal man1ngl$ f8I'III eDters tIITough the nOR, &lid \IIftIUIh the bralIl spreads to the 1PbIe. Menlq\tlllllle lI&IIIe sinn to InflammoHoq Of tlIe m6n1npl. or membraaeI ~ ~ the brain t.nd _pinal cord. Wilen ae InflamnwJjon Is oo.ed to die Jllelllbranes ot the brain It II QOUD of as cerebral men-' IngUiI; whii it Involves both brain &lid aplDaJ CC!I'd tt II ClllJed cereb~ , ,pInal menlqlUs, and the epidemic t1'Pe carries WI nam.. All types of menblgttls, however. Involve not only the braiD, but the apInai cord, to some pnt. Our old hlih school pbyaJolo"l\es, as mOlt of UI remember, told of throe membranes. tile dura mater. 'WtItclI Is the 1Im89lt &ld outermost. the arachnoid aDd \:he pIa mater, which 11M close to the braiD surface. Nowadays. the ~tter two are considered as one membrane, spoken of as the pIa, or pia-arachnoid, Ita etrnctlll'8 II In poInt here. It haa two surfaces. often consIderably separated, but joined by loose oonDecUve tlisue. It contaIns varioUl eonnecUIIg lymph spaces by which It II joined with the general !)'1IIl'lI!uitic IYstem of the body, and it <;arrioe U1e bl004 _ I s which supply the brain. TIle 01Iter IUrface Is bathed by the cerebrHplnal nuld. The severe pain, beadad!e, that III one of the most PI'OIIIID8IIt '1IIIptome of menlng\tls. comes from the fact tha.t Inflammatlon Prod1lCel an excel. of fluId whIch fills all the 11IIIph spaces and exerts presB1ll'e on the brain and nerve centers. The moat common type of meDinglUa iI the ~, oocIII'I'Ing In =nta tatal17 Jftected 1r\th tUbe~u- to. Jas, ~ ., '=:~_'IIJI1~~ei bacteifa AR£ u£[nrn R [U [U t\ most fa- Bu~.lo -- vored-tapptng the spinal oord near <the base of the spine with a hollow needle. and wlth1lra wing t<be excess of fluid In the cavities of the meninges. This 18 also the meaM to a SUTe deI elslon aa to what the disease Is, In the Grave Res early stages of eptdemic meningitis ,the fluid contains the bacterium and Its ddentlflcatlon settletl the na.ture of H",,!th CommIssioner Greone still I the case, Withdrawal of PM,t of the ho es tu sccur" three additional milk fluid. of course, lessens the pressure In~)dctore whMC Ber\'tc(}S, he says, are on the nerve centers, and In that way n("'ded to' protect Ihe purity of Buflessens t<be pain. Lumbar puncture Is falo's milk s\ll>llIY. The esllmat~id:' of hy the Aldermen. pro hut sltghtly painful. and has proved dl •••",.ed .t heBe new uss IS" t·nl. • but the for entirely hannless, It Is to be pre- c.ounctl.!.!'en vnted not to n,)pro\'s of the t ,Je.rred to trephining. just atoompttl n of the Aldermen, I counc1hnen," ~nld Dr. Greene I ed In New York, There a disk was re- a~. 0 moved from the skull of a boy appM'- Ihl;~~to;'nonn. "did n~t \'o~e sf'\~ZCf~: antly about to die, and In the week \ 1)" agaln&t th~ emplo) men 0 Is some' conseQhuellltlYllWC'it was Insince ihen he has greatly Impro,·ed. I spectors, ch In(e 10 get t em s . d The effect was merely to dradn off the te~d.'i to ."Wloy two o~heh~';~i:ig excess of fluid, while this was a.ccom- tnRPc~t~~Vle~~e th;ll~~~~ gets Ita Jnnk,': pUshed by a dangerous operation. ~~r~n~hU8 !:!hUL of[ ("ontamtnntlon at It.. t I1t"ln h"ad wllene'· .... possible. but •I N t~~ Councilmen figured out that twO t ~ men could not Inspect nil the tfrms t~~ --- Says Those WhoOppose Th.elr Appointment Are Taking ponsibility, In the month ot Buftalo had tour Iplnal menlnlitie. spotted tever. but Dr. I.trar of the BurelL". ot l I~~:E:~== / says tbere Is '1)0 He allo declares been free from aerloua I dreaded dlsease_ I "There seems to be little : here." said Dr. Gram ua.. n.ver made a studT or the !cau ... we have 80 little of It, : not tell whether cHmaUo have anything to do with it comparM mth c\'ties fartber , ha ve few cases." In January there was one ,Butfalo from spotted tevet 'ruary there was one. The I thl. year Is .Ix. Last Tear 41 death., "In a mon'th I I I ;:t rrn: ..... - . - - --.--: .---------------- - -- ~ .---------. ~e~0_8Pln~~~~~n~I~I.,B~::~~I~ <I t:rrrLE SPOTTED FEVER known as spotted tever. ....hlcn nsa caused man)' deaths In New York City, I. working In Butral,,_ Last month there were tour deatha trom this disease In Butralo, according to th., omelal. of the Health Department_ Registrar Gram of lhe 'mpartmenl stated this ",ornlng that there was no "plelemle ot the fever In Butralo_ "There seems to be lit tic apotted fever here:' 8ald Dr. Gram. "I never made. sluelY of the disease because we MV... SO little ot It 80 I cannot tell Whether climatic cundltlons huv. anytblng to do with It. but compared with ~Ities here." average thUB tar rea BOned from that conellls on I I there W:}f!I no usc In hn\t'l~~~t~~~ncn: 8 eel nn)·. The treatmpn -' \ ~en gavE' this matter \\·a~ rotten. "Sompune haa b~en going about saythat the real reason for the rIOtOT' the- extra inspectors s~v~~ th~t more Repuhllcans may he ghl - I q~~t llac('S---80 thnt the Knight mac ne raL mor~ follower" In office. There - ["'" ---.-----APt-..-t--::--i9f)5 - . : Fluke. not Tuberculosis. D Jh~\,lIIhm O. B1'~PII. ('Ily barterlnln_ gist. b~!If reported to the henlth ('omml~_ sloner that th .. recent death. of anlmala at t~ ZOO have not been due to ('onaumptlon, but to a worm cau.lnl' a fal.e pn~umonla known aa lIuke. He do"" not think there Is any dancer ot g ... rms spreadlnK trom the deer pad_ docks to nelghborlnl' homes. Infect tba ------------J~J)-fJLLa._1L --------------A-~R--~---1SfJ5· --.----- --- - Q-_.. --" .. -" I J. r~".i.'~llng III thM talk_ The In81?1·lct~r: I 'would 11 be nppolnted frOJll c1\ 8'"1\ vi 'e pl1~lble \1st. I would not care I! I the)" w';te fill D~mor.ratst as long as I' they \H.'rf> cfficJE'nt. "Thp _ contamination of milk I. tre-. \ Qu£>ntly !~ source of (lI~e-:U!iI_~. as has b,een I (]pmonstroted time and again. E\er)" pnq~lhle IJrpca!ltlUll ngnlnst I ~18. bthC NfW YORK TO ij ;MUCH BfTTER MI !rlbutlon ot unO! milk .hould e tn ... n. ~"f:* n --.td theBe extra tns(Jp.ctOMl to gnar· t oj" !h" purity of Buttalo's 8uPl,I". Idea ar" ~~u:se who are opposing the \ n~lng~'yravc _responSlblllty-" Biggest Railroads Have Am. to Bring It to This City Paoked in tarther south we ha\,e Ilot Inucll nerve lIIII:tI fli.'1~~.;:" extend to e"e...oc:ket. from t\e ONLY FOUR DEATHS (~ FROM SPOTTED 0RE 'M SPECTORS __________ -.gt;~-E';--.---.-~- .. -----------. -- PR ;,----1 - Af ":- n~ -- -~- AKING A )[EDIOAL CZAR. Is at Albany. as 1 sub~tltute for )lr. Pratt s AssNnb bl\l, wh4ch wUl, if It passes. gIve the enUra control or the vast business of makIng and selling pro"rletary medicines Into one bandthat at the State-CwPmlssloner of Health As repOTt9dfrom the As'iiiiift;IY COllllntttee, the bl\1 requires maker of a patent med4clne to ever~ fQTtDula of Its preparation with 6~: tH~alt1l Commtesionel'. who shall t analvsls and eee If the prep'make aI n . d nd compounded e.s s tate, a aratlon S rm\Jle Whether .uclL "hall e.l~q 4e~ __ - ~ medicine contains t.ny ba~ It! gredlen ts and thereupon shall permit It to be sold or 'not, as he . _ ftt. TheTa Me many objootJoll'8 to puttln. such power Into the hands of an appointive officIal, who Is not fe.ponatble to the people for what he may do, but VwO will -suffice: I.-The formulae at proprietary Jn4\d-' Iclnes are 'PrIvate ·p roperty. No one , sh,!uld !lave a rtght to deprl1'8 the p~ndlng ~own roe. ���.- APR·· ,'- .8t}~.......--- ernor. be It II"to through again. Patton's TonawRnda charter alIDlIII4- - m~!~.I~I:~e t~~~te oi~ed AOJOUR~M~~T :~t~n:~I:n;:r;;~.n~:t~o~:"r.~";~a~~~ :~t~~! , ~ Senator SlIxe's hill. prm'i~lnJ: that It shall be a mIsdemeanor to give any llfttSent or grnt- AN -TOXI N USED FOR CURE OF MENINGITIS. '.!Physician Sa 5 Th . A • y .ere 15 ntag omsm Between Diphtheria and reol)proMeningitis Organisms. WPH liP' employer', hURhie... Canal Bill Had Narrow Eacap.. ASM(>111h1 ymntl Pntton~M hiJl printing· tllt' ~10.0tlO.(¥.1O whkh prnprint.Pll ill tlu~ lUlrgf' l·annl net of 19<~l hl1(1 n nnrrnw t'~('npe thi~ morning. It wn~ f ....i. O 4 ~[f, HllnH"'tt !"nid thnt tlu' nnti·('snal me-It "'ollltl Ilot inh"l1~ teehnical objP<'tions or ~>('k to blO<'k the pnlt-cUlge of lhe hill, nlthou~h they "'(Off" upposed tn .IlL" tilco wlw1t~ mntt(>r. The hill ~'os obout tn lw lUl!'l~t'tt \f'hE"ll ::'t(r. ThoIDPNOU of :\pw York (flt'm.) ohj(X'h'cl. de-spite lire )lcl(f"Own'~ (tlt~m.1 !"ilontN protrst tbnt no :'\t.'w York c]rmn('rllt Khoulu objert, Tht' ~lle-nk(>r l"ulC'd the rE"q\1(l~t ohj€'Ct't!d that adjourn\I be t f A n.~ UAo! S. 8e t~r prl .wv- IDee 1e not receive a~d n~t. city lighting lDTestl~ that date. ~;I:-=~~~, got th~ commlt~ p8 and water BttJlply to hla bill amending tbe Lockport & 011' t I.;=~~~! J .HARTFORD. Conn .• April 6.-Dr~ Arthur J. bacteriologist or the Board or Hoalth when aaked about his aott-toxln cure for lDenIDgttl~. 88h1: "Early In tbe year 0. aev('Ore ellidemic of cerpbro splno.I meningitis mado Ita a.ppeftrnnee tn this city. "Tbe ep{'clric gt"nn or the disease wall found 1n e\'uy CaBO tn tho fluid w1thdra'\\"n from tho spinal co.nal of patients. For lIome Umo pre,'10ul to tbe outbreak of t"pldemlc menlnaltt., OUf culturel~. racei\"ed In ...he laboratory datly, were slgnltlcant by tbe absence ot tho 41phlbeMa germ coincident 'Po'ltb wblch tbe CUee of dlphthefla almost entlrely dlsa"'peared. to "During thts time cultures In the laboratory .bowed a strnnge organl8m. As eoon as tho number ot casee of tulC'olngltts began to dlDllntlh cultureos brgan to Ibow Incrpaslng example. ot the- diphtheria gprm, and It was vE'r,. rare to tlud the dlphtbE'rla germ tn tba ••me cultures In 'wbich the strange organism or diplococcus, 1\'as round. Experiments l..d UII to belle\'o that tbero is antagonism bet~'eeD the diphtheria and menlngltls organ·: tams, this tdea belnK tully tn accord.ance with BOme rf"cent achlc\'t'mcntlJ In hacterlology "Out ot 29 ('ne"s ot meningitis here treated ~lth antl·toxln there_ ~ere but tour deaths." ~ ~o1tr. rl"llorh'fl hy the wnYR find l11enu", ('ummiUt'(' nud :\lr. Puttnll R~kM IlnnniJlIHlI~ c'oJl!ou"nt thllt it have it~ second nUt) thirfl -n'RtlinJ: Ilt OJl('P. 8~ t Ilere ""8N R Q1H ...... tinfl if the Rltpropriatioll did Dot lap!,,~ April 7 (tmuorrnwl. to IlUtl ",tnrtf'ot.l in on tbl' culeudul'. :\[r. Tholllltl'(lU wn1-l at Oll('e besipg'l'il hy X(>w York (·tl11ul m('11 nnd n few milllIt('~ )nh'r Ill' withdr(lw hi~ objf'ctioD and til(' bill wn~ tnk"'l1 up 01111 pm~st."t1. A~~mhlymnll (~x rN'eiYc-d the aDl('lldm,l1t., to the Buffllio wllrd hOlllldary bill. whi{'h 8rl" m.inor typogrilphi('al ~nrl"("c- I tiOIl.~ for thE'" most Ilfirt nnd n slight I dl:l Il~eo in on(' or twC) of the East Side I 'fJwy "nnw frn11l EIf'ctioll com"j mh.siOlwl' I~m("'n,on "'ho drew thr hill. U., will hfl\'e tho bill amcudffi this nf· tpnllJUO ontl fPporh·d tOl11on"O\\' morning, A..~mbIYU1.11 Tonjost has made nr' rnllJ;.Ul~nt. for a h"nring 00 hi. Buffnlo ("8 tted fever"). are reported This b the dla•••e which I. etjlllliit. In New York. Boston and oUm - .... ,or.. a. condition! are -uoh to QOI_IIl.I. most car~{ul watch to start of one. ~ wilr(h~. ---~~--'--- ODELLlSIM IS STILL RAMPANT. ~:;~~~~:~;,,...~It:h~R;~n~ am~nd· Leggett told I I I If ,1 I1I~ht. "us Corporation C()\ln~l Frhlmrtn ~t1PI 1lt" t'xllect5 hL'i frnlldlise tnx Inw nnwm)4 ment, to preveut thl' BnfTnlo rnilwllY from cletluctlng itl" t'ity as:·'(>~~Hupnts from the ,"um of it."i statt" tax. to he r<'l)Ol·teil by the ~nntl' tux f'ununitteC'. "ltloDop.,on will oppt...e the i~::~~~ afterward .Rld is also amendof the Citizen.' by providing tbnt not be able to condemll or Ule tbe highways or The ('nl1)ofntion ('ol1n..o;:.~1 111~u ~nid nf Hill hill t.n rront. n BuITnl" fort'stry I depnrtm£>nt which WII~ luid Rsitlt· in the referendum hili. re·' A.'em!,ly yo"t ••lny. that if the.re wns '·O""on OonDCn Rnd frnochiFOe: ohj(>'('tion to crt"utiuJt It ~t.·pllrnte burcllu objected til hy lIr. Brooks ' ('II' tlt'pnl1ment for tht' cnre of the !oI-hll,hadvanced to third rending trrt"!4 on tht" ~tre('~. he ditl not thillk Dr. :\rtUlO ond tho!'(E" pnhlic-"'lliritl"ll dtiI "(ODs;;. whn Kuggestffi the hill will uhjf>(,t to having tht.· jl1ristlit-tioll of the Cltv pork departmt'nt exh"llded ~o a~ to )..·h'~~ bill (Senate Xo. 187), it control of on the tre(os on the street.~, election commlssion- 8..'" that c1ellUrhuellt wonld tnke :111 in· jlssembly wltbout ob· tprpst in the l'nre omi vre.sl·r,'nUnn IIf tilt, tre(>~. n~ th~y tlo th()!'f(' in lIH' pnrk~. llr. I~'eldUlnn hlo!rf'i"S wilh nr. ~L;tll'l ,I~a": tbe shade tn"'.~ afC not nnly tlf Y:I hh> as hf'nutifyinJ;C' tb~ cih', but nlntel'inll\' l'On_~, __ Oox had Senator Davl.·~ trihute tn the h"nithfnhlPs~ of th~ "'t~. ption of Liberty .treet ~ 8 .... otor P""hter toclay umendffi his w. tak~n from til. cltle. Sollth Buffnlo flood bill. pcrording to the HouRe today on<l,.8ub- }"eldmnn ('omprol11i~(', whi(.~h ('lItt; ont on third r~ading. It the I'ropn.e.1 BnITnlo Creek hridgo •. and e ~=l~:ni:~~:'~ calendar., reduces the hond iSNU~ to $7!>O,()(Xl. R~ I bUJ to rrode and lDereRfII~ 'WAR dOll~ in th(' A1i~eomhlr. Tlle I"C!('ht~r J ...,__,_._heelth .deparbnent inspeehill I. still in th~ titips committee. hut I .~ N,:w York, \\'a9 th ... Senatof eXlu"cts to get. it ont n('xt I New lork member and w . e k . . aBld~. The Pntton (lmn,1 hland hri,h,e hill: bill to ('ompel bank WAM rt"portec1 toony tty the ~ennte t'mDmnni('otious from the mittf'e on illt£>mol llffltir~. of banks at once lwf~re Aftrr RIl hnur'~ tl('lhntp. the .As~emhh" I l1iI~eo'torll waR advanced to tll1rd defpntrd the \Ynilnrrigilt hiil pro\,itling I that !u~ho()1 ('Oll1l1li~sion('r:i ~hnll he ('01- I yesterday by sen-jlf'l:e gTaduateM, or shnll hold ('prtiti('nt~!I( , the state census nppro,'ed by the stnte dppnrttu('ut of edU41 io"aI~11I111 county drl ki olUl tnwil ('udon, tbe Sec.... tary of State th~ I ! Ob-I I l'om'l I bnnnd:njrs. Plit'SM morning on an ('mer- I m thl! Go\'~r,.or. I ad'fau{,Pll Keuator Do- li~~~.taJl'1'blg the tll>th Regiment - - [ • Jr t ERHAPS unthinkingly, but none the less certainly, the great majority of the electors of the State last fall voted for a t:OI\o tinuance of Odellism in the control of public affairs in New .York. There is no disguising the fact that the new administratioa, whose pre-election promises were most hopeful, are strongly permeated with the tainted and unwholesome atmosphere of the old. There is the same utter disregard of the people's rights, the samt insane desire to increase the means of revenue to meet the demands of an e-xtravagant and corrupt conduct of public business; the treacherous bartering of the interests of the taxpayers as covered tilt preceding administration with reproach. Refusal to enquire into the purchase of the Baker farm as a aile for a new State hospital, refusal to investigate the Republican policy of indirect taxation, refusal to accept amendments designed to ptevent fraud in the cOllnt under the new enumeration, refusal to cut down expenses of the metropolitan elections bureau, refu~al to • the Betts Highway Manual Graft law-all these are but indicatiolll that, though Odell be absent, Odellism remains. An excellent illustration of the special privilege legislation wbik characterizes the work of the o~erwhe1ming Republican majority II Albany this year is found in the bill of Assemblyman Charles BfOIib of the 5th District, providing for an increase of salary for the inspcdlll'l of the Health nepaW'!ent. Shall that meaSure become a law, mean the saddling of an additional $12,000 annually upon the 1111' payers, which would not only establish a bad precedent, but is eIIIiRlJ unwarranted in the premises. Had a strong movement been under way to sec~r:e 5,ueb .. vance there would have been some excuse ~or the A$em~ action. But there was none. Even the head of the departmeDf~ never asked or sought the introduction of the bill_ Assemblyman BroaIit assumed that he might secure a certain amount of political c:apitIl!t pushing the bill through, and as in the case of the 65 th Arsenal_ hill. '." i~ forced to shoulder the entire responsibility. . .to.JttI hl'l lid such representation of Erie County be aUow~d to COIIIJIS it may result in an appeal somewhat siltJilar to the aI:IJ tion of the Board of Aldermen, only in the case m question It wII1l1t gest the abolition of the lower house of the Legislature. The SenatId can do mischief enough. it. a- ~hat ur~mg. .:..---'----- ----------- .~- ) ---,--~. -- ______'_1_P,,,,..a.,_~, ~--- .. J __ .. ____ .. __ .. _____ .. __ _ , - .-~ chler agenta In br••lflnc tbe ~~~·~-~--i~~~·~~~~~~~·~;·~~f~t~=:~ ':>·cent·gns hill for nextonweek Wednesday l",fore tile cOlllmittee 1'1('<'tricity. Il'P8 to As- nllu wllter ~UI)ph~. 'l'l....~PI'OD and the oppositi~n Amendment~ tothe Flood Bill amendment thu8 lll' to AKKembJymAu CorllOrntlnu {'Ol111 !ll:t>1 }~£"lcllUnn of Bur· oud he told llr. I .. t"g- fain dirl Hot rf'tnnl hump It\~t lIi~bt nfter '~~:::ft: be had no right the tailurt- ttl ;(',t a IIl~Ut:illg 011 the South I ~ tbat It was a<'<'t'pt'l Buffnlo Hood Inll. nrul IS [ll're today. ~fr. l he ""ould oppose the bill. !-,phh},an Rny. he I"", n~!·eetj to 8meml which was in~erted is 00 th(' &lnth Buffltlu flootl lnll ~ ns tu cut the bill by adding af'\ out .U tbe dt)· hrid!'p. wweh were protile followiult: \'i(\Nl for in tl~ hill. l1!-lli to rt'(hu."C tl.le an amount sufficient totnl. E>xpf'nM(· t~ th~ ("lty cnllcO(] f?.!'_ 111 than 100.000 suoh th., bIll so th.nt It shull not ex",,,,\ ~,;'j(I.· tnken for develo om. The hIli nl ...l rpppuis tb. I're,;("llt the ( ' l o t . I bond n('t for the tlhah~mput of tl(H)tl~ ,!y r O~ no, "'I.lh.h ('nil!" fnr f1 cit.r houd iss Ill' of itlt ~eetlng this $2S0,OOO. TIlP otht."rs, who ('anw to hp rel)Orted the b'lI .th I b:"rd 011 the n(~),l 1,,11 rotUl'llro In"t t £: O~\lI~U r~""~;;:~" death! from spinal --._---- ..-.._--._- ------ .. -. .. ····Af\fr··"j·;·wo'S···.. ··· .._ ....... -~J,i\\ , �������injerted into producor] 8\'mptoms of o· It eannot be neeetrlla17 to , , _ ele""". .. followed hI' dEillth within enclneere and twenty .ll8lstanla on twebty.four hour.. Tbe samo poison Ille city'. payroll. could not be obtained by the muscles I TII.n Ih~r" Is the bureau of bulldlns. It cpt. $203.091.4:· !hll year. 1n 1897 It of non-c:<bsustou Rnimllls. i Kot along with t93.681. Nearly $13.000 Weiohnrdt'~ ontitv:<in i~ prodltc~t1 ot thp In~r~ ..... Is (or oal .. rlo.. The Es· An Antitoxin for 1,.. 7.\n~~s. very much like ttl:lt (1f ui!lbthcrin. pr •• s venture. to .ay that $75.000 could JIIuch arc dllY" of germs :mll serums by injeding thl' toxin iuto the cir· be ~ut out or the approprIation ror this. It ... D IJIIOUIIt te o to:<ins nutl !\nti·toxiu~. AlmQ,t enlation (If hnr8~3. \\,hr.ll l1rioll in :t department without dnln,,; :L hIt o( harm. dollar. " • JaI'II n- a . result c.&n uo\\' ho Ilrotll1CCu h): YaC\ll1D1. tile n"\lltill~ "CnhlS-UlIliko . ou t In IIIIi'III __ tetura The hur ... u nf .tr•• t. has $406.330 this turn tb. ~~ dOII&R ul entt. tho u~e of tbe "roper nnti·toxius. nnd those of tho toxin·-uro permanent; in year. In 1897 It har! only $329.025. On not to bo of humaD lives." pbY8icinnF. chemish ond ~cientists in fllct. tha sutllt:lnre retRia3 it-llw ti 1 ty arconn t of "ta ndlng ('ontrllctt'C, which, but In till a'__ How till Poor .....~.. gell~ml are doYoting 1111 their 6pllrc eYen Rft~r monthR. It is readily t:lken thon~h f!xtrnv8gant. mll~t b~ met •. it AWoftb. CbU'ltf OrpU· thU6 in etIorts to ui.~O\·Ol· sOlIlctbiug tip U\' the "tOlUndl. but gI'Dl'C!lill' iu· wnulrl he R Ilttl. harrl~r to cut. the ape ~rela'" 1114 III 0""111 the coon· prnprlatit"'lnp hlPTl', hut there are a few I••llon I/OdeI1 Dr OrftDII'I prop- llCW in cllnse oml effect UIODg tbeso jeeted unuer the ~kiu liy lUeans of !l point!' wh~rp r~d\l("lnnPl could be made. cllmen to""'" 'lall1 U lb• ..,. liaes. Bnt tbo Illtc!-lt tliscoyery is tbnt L.I'I'Otlerllli<' SyJ"ill/!C. It. waH deter· For Instnnce. If tho officials are really oaltlon. be .".. eapec peopl.. upon of Dr. Weicbard of Berlin. nn anti· minl'd tbat tcn milliJ:r:unwcs of tb~ conYlncpd that ~trlat et"onomy 18 nreTOoenlatln III G. IIIId death toxin for la1.inc... The announcement toxin are neutrnli7.~u I (lr rendered in· eseary. th.y might reduce the amount wbom tbe baJdII a n beCa- when falla tbe 1lIOII Ilea' y, famIIr'......... of tbis scientific find causos Hugo ' acth'el ltv one tenth of n millil!:rlIwme or str~el clpanlng to he done to the death remom a poor eam"" tbil tamIlJ lUff... DOt only Ibe Ericbscn in Tho Sc!elltiBc ,\m()rican to of thu antitoxin. Small animal,.. iuro 425.000 great !<Juare_ sttpulated as the lOll ';'4 JOIn wblcb the rlcb .alfer make morry OWl' tho result. though ho which the toxin wus injected. reo minimum amount nfi"res&sry to 8eeu~ tbrou,b _til, but allo Ibe boaan' stntes the fact and ih consciluenccs ill mainell in a perfe<"Uy normal condi· the 25-c.nl rate. That would me and pauperlllll to whlcb lb., are rethat the be.t resldtnce streets whlc all seriousness. flUU it RPlle:uS tbat the tion wben t ...·"ttd with tLo antitoxin. duced. I now are el~~ned frequently would have Proprietor WOoI1I'1 of The Iroquo" disco\'ery is inu~ed importnnt and hnt suceul!IllC<l to tho poi"oll wlt'n tho to be content "'lIh the same amount ot who AId hlllIoIeI conIUm" about 10,· deNtilled to have a dl'citlell b~aring on, antitoxin wns not udmini.tere(1. rlaanlng that Is gl\'en to the POOI'Q 000 pllona of mI1Ii: Ind 10.000 pllonl of health Rnd energy in the fntme. The I After taldn/! fonr uo.';C" ~ 'luart.er of Hr..to. If the people alnnA' these cre"" In & yeu, I&Id that he and all ar!icle ~ays: II grllmme ot tho autI tOXID. In pll.sttlll'''. 8trpets want mOTP frflQuent C1RD otbor cltlaeOl lit dependent \IlIOn tbe hoa1tll deperIIDtIIt for pratte· If the conclusions drllwn from ex' a Y0l1llg !auy WIlS nhle to lift two let them hay. It dnne h~ private con tlOIl of the wllO\tlOlllellOlll of the com· periment< dctniil·d in n recent i'8ne of kilogl"llllltn"" 2.4.1'1 JlwOOrs with the tract. Thlo" nuld cut the appropr modlty. Dr. P. W. Van Peyma. also the :lIuencbc1,er :lleuicinscbo W()('hen- midule lingor of ber light haml. tlon from $150.000 to $108.260. It m' urpd adoptloa III the ordillance. and ..Id that the medkal bodl.. and scbrift (::\0.4". YOI. 51' aro 5ubstanti- wbcren~ sbe hnu only heE'n ahle to lift be mft<ie $110.000 to eo\·.r a t"w ext the Eatt Side Tupa,.", AIIOClation ated. fatigue and exbaustlou will 1;e tho Sl1m~ woight 1.~3:1 meters alonE'. Th.n tbere i. the r.pproprlatlon of at ::00 for foremen and aB81stant forem bad approved of It. Camml ......., Greene tummed up bl a tbiu~ of tbo past. To !Janisb deep- 'Ihe ingestiou of the antitoxin l1ill not of the nFh •• and garhage gang. It at: aaJ\1II Ib.t Clefttand .pen~. three in.,.,.. it will only lie nece:;s!lry to. prodnro IIny disturbance whatsoc\'er; ..ad)' has hepn cut from $18,000 askei tim.. I I mud! mono, for milk Inapec· drink an lIutitoxin (II sub,tauce that on tbe cnntrary. it \Yn" followed uy tnr. Nine men nught to be "nough te tlon I I BurralO: Provldenre. with a pop. renders a to:<in or poi,on inactive 1• inerclIseu Yi~nr 1I1l11 energy. nr. Inspect thl~ pjIoTvlce. stnC'P there are ont, ulaUnn of 1.... IfftII tim.. RI much. which wi11 invigorate you. no Ulntter.; Weicbllrilt"s linding" IIro Im,eJ uJlou II .Ight dl.trleI8. If r~due.d to that Ilum· and Tnnk... wltb • 1IO,II1&IIon of leu than 50.000. tllbl tim.. I I much. . how jaued you may tx>. Henceforth . larg" number cf eXI,e.·imclIts. ...",.... b .. ~7.""O could he Cllt from the approThe councllm.n then dl..,u_d tho prla tlon, Th .. n ~ut out the $5.000 for Bucb n tbing Rd R somnolent pollceoubJect. lit. Adam .nd Dr. BlnPam city wat .. r for nushtng streets. and we man will he unknown Oil tbe force. .pok••trOllll1 In favor of the meuure. have $(>2.000 cut out of this depart· Mr. Adam made the point that If It Ia anu tbe speed of tbe mC'Sfuger hOYN m~nt. II may be made $60.000 tor rOCJlI1i noco..ary to In..,..,t tho dalrl.. within I will only be COtnlJllrnble to that of tho m('asur~. the city. how much more noeeaary It • t_ -. , mu.t bo to Inopect tb. dl:lflel In the wingeu ~IercU1 y bimself. \Vomen The gxprp!,f' already has shown bo1f eountry....bleh prodUto Ibe great bulk I who are fond of biking will bl' lillIe __ ahout $~.OOO cnn h. ~'"t from the apPS or milk .0naumOl1 In Ibe city. to enjoy tbeir go",iping l"'oclh'ity to prlation tnr lights hy r.fuslng to b Vote, tift to three. tho full. and rE'nc'V tbe llngginl! inNOT WELL DONE. 'Yf'lsba('h~. An ~ffort W8S made b Thon the v.t..... tabn. I I before Councilman Smith yest.rday to reduClt terest of their vktirus witb an oc· monUoned. n.. III Ibne In favor of (,8,ion81 bypodermic injection of the L ,t year tM ~Inyor cut frnm the c.· tbp numb.r or W.I.bach. to those now p...lIle the ~ Ke... r8. Adlm. . .' F' " ffi tlmate~ $;'22.'i61 .11. mnstl)~ hy means of In u~e. It ehnuld have been acCO new ,t1mul~nt. actor) IInu 0 co II horl7-ontat "w, ppr rent. rtduetion. A,b. B~. Otr8un and BlIl!th pnnle" hy An In<Julr)' tnt" the author! "bted ay.. IlId II-.. Lad4. Stoddart ewployees WIll lead a strenuous life Th~ v.ar t hp estimates proyl~e fnr the by which any are now In USe". Non and Pankow 11&1. indeed wheu the Yigilant inspector paYm~nt of t295.69Q.4~ nn bonns that. werf' pro\"tded tor tn last year's appro.. The total to Oover tho I make. the rounds with a ,yringe full were l.. uM within the la.t y~nr·-In co~t of thl, addltl*l mDk In.peotlon. prlation. nor was any contract price of tbe new ser'lm •• 0 cnIled after one oth~r wnrds. to make UP d,nrtt.. They "«,,oed UPOn by the coullollmell In agreed on for them untll a month' aso. of tbe liaicl con>titue~ts of tho bloou also pro\'lde tor $15.648.21 luterpst nn committee or the wl!Olt, the Thla makea a total of $294.000 that .ame .. tbe alclerlilea aUowed. Thll I from whicb it is derived. Indeed. these honds. making a tntal on dencit might be taken out nf the Department oover. $3.000 for tbe lnapectnn' oalarlo.. when ono comcs t<l think of it. tho ac~"'mt nr $311.13~.67. It Is true th~t of Public '''orkA alnne. Other depart. for the lUlatant bacteriologist who ..• . .1" 6~ of th ••• bnnds ar" creditpli to ment. d<> not offer 80 &,ood opportunlapphcatlon or.thIS mnryelol1Hhsco<'llry • ". U" • will e""mln. the umplea of milk .ent ., the bureau nf wRtPr .. n~ will hp paid nut In by tho Inopectora, and '1.09~ for trav. would ,be !I~mo't 1IhDli~'\ble .. R,~ce'Of thp fund. of th~ huresu ann that onlY ' tl •• for cutting. but In view ot what elln, ezpe_ of the IDapectora. the cOll'lcllmen have done with th~ horses. su~ta1l1eu hy tbe antltoxlIl. Illfi.990.46 la CrP"ttp~ 08 tpmporary loans. In further eollll4era.UOII of tbe .. tI. It may .afely be &aId that all nec~ "'onld he ~Ilro t~ win. anniE'S enabled ~.\.prlhplps •• honds arp bond~ and Intlmatea, tho eoGlItlIllIItII , ..torday ape e.t>l'roprlatlons mlA'ht have been -.se to endure forced marches in order to tere_t Is Interest. anli both sbould he P1'OVed lb. ald....•• aUowance of $260 lind enough reduction. from the to Cattle IOIpaetor John lIt.at for tran•• snatcb victory from tbe jaws of defeat,~vollied .n far a. ordinary runnIng exInal •• Umatea would have been JlOI:I&tlOII; to tbe Municipal and wOrRhippetH pre\'cnted from fnll- pense8 (>f the city or.. concernpd. NelCourt'. Il--.~ make UP the $100.000 that tbe at prJ ~...... to .over the .ost ing a,leep in church durill,," a dry ser- ther .hould It he conclulied that, men .et nut to dl.poee of. n r IIlIllllelpaI taWI; and In. o"~n a rna I man and suffering tbo consequent db· all of thes" b on d .sueo.k o · Ca.U! ~ Ibe IIIDI allowed In the lI.t dr ftd.b1 werp dl~pose~ to make & h,01'1lsG·ntJoI grace, Po"ibl,· at somo time in tlle jor!ty of them. go to ma e e • trom til frOll\ bank tax. J • • ed hy the Mayor'" cutting. lIfost of per cent. cut In addltton. to bave' tbe It!;,- lIr. Adam tried . remote future. ~t Will tJCCOIllO eu,- ~th.m might h"",e turned up In the budwould h .. \·~ b •• ",hrought below railroad po trom .tree! tOlDar)" to poht~h·. o~er a fello\\' g't just the .ame If the Mayor had the city ofllelals lD~ht SO tb. Catllrac~ &lid 115.100 from mortal a d080 of anl>to:<ln. whenever done no cutting. Such things have people "'Ith a teellng that Ihey pany .trl.ken 0Qt • Conduit Comhe lswns or exhibits Rny otber ai/!ns been known to happen. done verl" well In the drcumlltance" thoy .annot be on the rround that oon«.. unl ... thertrardtd .. true reof wearine!'~. such aR n pinch of :-muff Thp Expr.. sl5 nE'ver ran grow ,,{lory tn()! cour~~. the councilmen have lOS; prohibit. th'deda!U Ia pUled.... bleb was protIered. ". a matter of cour,e. dlA'nant In crltlcl.lnlr offictal. who arc tho opportunity t'" do tbl. noW. The, tn thorefrom Bat n or the franthlae_ in centu!"i~!oI pn!oOt. ' tryIng to rpduC'e l'Ity ('xpe-nditur£l~. and tht:- aldermen ('onflrmed tbe est j .oilncllmen fa~"" ~ IIIIjorIty Of the . dl lIke to •• e them rob Inat"-. la-. t Illght after the crude p1a~ OWln, tbese 110m. to remain In the But. "riously. if we belie\'e tbo th aug h we d 0 s. . f ,- • . ppter to pa" Paul. "\\'hpn they TP U~e nn ?rlopl~d tn n caucus 011 Thure:day. Bu~ ft.m1'nent of polley. 10 .. ,:"",e... " matter r. unthority mentIOned Dr. allowancp. .for ..additional mlpspeC''Ik i The Expres!l thinks It we II that the pee. weakenllle of the to Indicate ony 'olfgung "e1~bnrdt. of B,·rhn. hRs tor$. ab.~llltely neeMd for the protec' pIe should uuderPlann what they crru1d that the db ltaa "'dl'. contentlon pect the ~IIIOraI fllIIl to u. made a very 1mporhnt contribution d on of public hpalth. anli deny the c~1I ha\" done If they had tried and what pendent of Iba ~ be paid Indeto the ,dence of pbl,iology. n dh· .~e commle.lon a ".101 e"amlner. the Mnyor ean yet do tf he Is !o disTh. oonncll_ tax. covery tbat is destined not. only to he while leaving .Ieven "en·palr! en"m .. ers , poaed. oratton of Iba ~ continue conlld· of service to acrohat. but in tbe to the bu.-au or englneertnp;. the con- 1-.... III 2.30 o·CIock. tea tbl. afternoon treatment of ncuf[\stbenio. uOt<;r du,lon ~.nnnt be avnlded that nther knuwn 8" nen-ou. exbaustion. and tho consideratIon. than the public Inter •• t ('onvnle~cellce from acute diseai!e~. eoter into th·~lr rlf"C'lslon~. . . Ii h" The .-ouncllmen •• t Ollt "Ith tM .• ---------.-';PTrl--o.--tftO-ll:.------... · 13 fl" ". '" ex"etllllent. n,'a y he de- praI6e,,:orthY Intention of cutting $400.-" H n 0 1;;7 oJ ----------- -"',- ---- r:-tlle"" '""= ~ 'rj fl!Mj r::"'_ ?f ,,lI0II' r II. .1..1905 ."romaUon "'AS ".m. .sao add"" '" "::'to_a. m "'.000 , • ? • • -.- ~crtbeu RS follow~ i -- ~~&.~&_-.- ••. - A gUlneaIllg' was 000 out of thE' drawn hllckwurd. on a rough carpet. by lIlenn" . of 8 .• trim:. lIutil. it no long.ar resl_ted mterferenco ,nth its lllotlon nod was t"tally exLau~ted Stimu.lntiQ!l wa~ continued by ~eao~ of electricity. until thf\ a~imal was . . .' • E"~t1matp~. 8.R pft~:::::ed hy ==--~ w r _____ ._. tM aM.rmen. It ••• ms tn The E:<press 1""-- , ._JdJi4 ;; r;C IAL that th .. bu.lneas·lIke woy to 1<0 at thiS! PER would have h.. en to tRk .. the e.tlmn~.< S~NAL. of ~nm~ year whpo thfll tax-rate \\815 PJn,. 11 ". ('rp('l'f' l llt ]011.- for ('omparlson and fix thi~ year's ' \ ht'nHIJ "(,OlDn;fN~~~ln~; ~r~!). appropriation" by thAt standard. Take 1~9'jf tor eX,lmplf', ,\ hp.n the tax·rat~ ;rr d:J:~~l~t("n luJt"(IrJlllJty tor the ·EIl:~~ t1n,a state of.,.al1tc'lnto;ucntiQn. . . . that 18 was 058.\'. R .conullton .of 1nfed10n from ~ho . tOlllD • or pOlscn ge-nernted lJ" Itfclf. DUling tbe e><flerimed. tbe f.e.mp.erntnro of the guinea 'l)ig fell from 03.2 to 34 . S degrees Cel~ius. When exhaustion COI1IJ be l'srried no fu.-tller. the nnimal was killed. II ....~ -..- 01 per.<I .DOn . A comparl.on of ~15. tM p.tlmatts or thta year with the RI'- ...• •• _ .~_. ___ ._.. ___ _• _____•. _._. __ r~~!!I1!!I proprlatlon~ (("Ir t~9j ehows Rn In(''rea5~ of nearly $400,000 III the Department or Puhllc '\Vorke aI4~nfl. ~ow thf"rp hAS not ------ --.~.---,.-.,~-~.. -------- . be~n tnlH'h n(>,.p,,~ary Increase In the work of tl.is liopartment In the In"t lI·"-'"-~-..i-;''''' elA'bt y.,r.. In .ome respect". II. ex· �E'S REPLY TO DR. RICH In Letter to the PHYSICIAN ISSltES A ON CONTROVERSY FROM A FAILURE TO SCARLET FEVER IS8ued this morning I?<,mlmll,sl'>n... Walter D. stmng rpply to Dr. who was recently Ihe city ordlna raBe or Physician Answers Greene and Gives ther Particulars of let Fever Case. MADE MANY EFFORTS REPORT CIRCUMST Dr. F. 1\1. Rich has ~ent the I letter to The ('ourler with a , that It be published: Editor Courier: I wish to say In reply to Dr-'~iII .tatement of the 15th Inst. caned to seo Miss Bowes BraYton Street on March 26th. It a case ot tonslUtts which to be ulcerati\·e. On the atl:er.o ",'. the 29th .. 11 ne rash chest. but nowbere else. I wa. that ahe had scarlet fev.r when 8 old. when her older alster had malignant form. I ad vised be kept ou t. As the case vicious, I said I WOuld call meUl of Health's attention to I I tried to do that evening, but response trom the office. So about 8 o'clock the next morn WIlS told by the operator that get 110 answer. As I was that morning, I thought I the case again and report lat.r. call conVinced me that It was case ot ..scarlet fever, as the entirely disappeared, wltb ab,selOCS to the notice of the other symptoms, 8.8 set forth 1I~~c:~U'rsh a reputahle citizen I TloU8 article, hence I told the :~ He 'would be no Sign on the house, as OGsI!ive Inf'nrn",tion I was no scarlet lever. exl.·.·j In I tbought no more of the case 44 Brayton April Bd, when Dr. Willard ordt'T to escape the me and .ald that I had a r\II:=::~:~~ei It was not reported: patient. I replied It could not be been circulated to sible on account of !'>aet history It \\'as an Inju.tle. symptoms. but If ho thou!;ht a ~~~ilDl~n:ltY, which IS entitled to should go up I would order It, I did to satisfy the Health thlnklnlf by thu8 conceding trary to my own judgment, could not be lng, In view at tho """ .. r>in" the vel'J' ahort time stsn. that thIs would n"st morning I went to the Offlce ..... lthout beIng ordered jokingly, "Gentlemen, r plead any charge that you care to and asked If anyone was rea.llztng that there was any I In the matter, &8 our relations that h~r daugh- waya bern frltndly aa far as I Bcarl.t fever and that r aIIked Dr. Greeno In hls offiee B ttendanoe. She PPr- person could have scarlet tever the to aee the patient or"" time. He repiled h~ never the Information relative (,ne, and that was a very doubttul Th.ere was nothing sald at the that led me to believe that I Ilronecuted. and I was very prise<! on April 6th to .eTV ad for me to pal Court to answcr a laUt:tg the oily ordinances. Ing I ... ked Dr. Greene to Bee with me; I would consider It a favor If he would do so. He agr€'(~d to meet me .he next o'clock. but dId not k~p his which he could have done at or later by If tiona were otrered to plead guilty his plt.·.ce, permitted to go on &U8- my rCCt.')rd was I !=~:!~C~ ann paj'mont nr coot •. 'wbl~h he til ("onstdered the violatlnn c1S11.!lS, ? a grave nature. tbat. In thA 'Ih"n why slnKle me out. The of public policy It ought to should be taken Into , all C3$es. In my case ~'''.fe ,~u.ual couro., and, tbere- errort nor desire to cnnceal anvtlt , It to the Corporation My testimony on the stand Co, pro.ecut~d It In Munlcl- .ponds teo the foregoing ""tomenta. the p,ldenC"'e was pre· )'fonoay rnornJng I made eYElI'y outlln.d above. Other "trort. aided by my attorney. who have been found guil ty elUate before the caM was olTen~es In the past have tailed. A8 thlA I. the entlrp h <:\io""".~ In the same manner and ot the case. I shall ha.ve nothing ..... naturally arises, ,,'by to say :In regard to " '. FRAN(,IS M. RICH. M, No .•60 Richmond ·Wl\1ard. to Mr. Schneid .. my.elf tbat it was scarlet fever; 'have the boual' plaC'nr(let1, there. , pi the BO"'~ls family to th~ ~Dl4m(,e of quarantine [or 30 days --.-- -- -- ---. --_. __. ___. _____ . _. __ 110 on the witness stand and, oath, .,.,ear It was not scarlet acknowlcdgp to :Mrs. -------.AP-R-.l -h __L. __l ___ "WALTER D. GREENE. IIHealth Commissioner," = . EM. n., �. OULD' IN-STAL[ j PLANT FOR $825, as I" who are clragainst him. I account for the twenty-two or more phyliciaD8 lurgeons who took the CI'fl1 service examination Dr. Marcy ~ hl8'her tban any of the 'othera and hIa name heads the list 1" was & QuHtlon alke4 by one of Dr. Marcy's frlebds thIa momlng. Dr. x.rcy I. 1\. brother-In-law of Firs Commissioner Russell H . Potter. DI'. Weet\nghoUJII. who Is second on the Itst. 18 & relative of Health Commls· sIo_ Walter D. ~e. Friend. of e~ ,tre .wor1mll hard In their ~ the friends of Dr-. dee .,.. lJOt sleeping but seem batldlcapped by the fact that man 18 without family connee· tlonI In the Knight cabinet. TIle appointment Is now up to FIre CoJIUnlallonera Seibert. Potter and l'eI'lIOIL It Will probably be made at Dezt Monday'. meeting of the FIre BOard and would have been made today ba4 a complete eligible list been sent to that body by the CIvil service ~ ;t; Albert Krause & Son Figure on ment of Buffalo's Water S Would Do Away with Slush ---No New Pump SlQ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~'*~~ GAINST the extravagant and experimental proposala of Commla· Iioner of Public Workl Ward. by which be Intends to solve the water problem now controntl~ Buffalo. form- illlrierpDcteli er City lilnglneer Albert )traUIS offen a luggestlon at once economical and elllelent by wblob the city can attain the objectoCol Ward claIml to be work- 1::-'--"" lug tor at one third the lirst COBt jLIld one tenth the annual expenditure tor malntena~ a8kecl tor by Ward and his department. Tbe plan8 and esUmates of Mr. KraU88 are based upon tbe kno~'le(Sl'e and ezperJence ot a lifetime of practical enlrJu'~rID. In :Quffalo. and all Intlmatll with the .PO'1811l1)Iue!S .of the I'~~I~f.t~~; A ���GREAT NEBRASKAN WINS HEARTS Of All AT ~lOSIN6 BANQUET Rereptl.a at BanalD CIa•• After the banquet the . the r~l~::ttaa T akes Hi~ Hearers Alon2 Highest Plane ~~~~~~~.~rhell.tlonBat Mr. ryan was .""'n."J~· the Buffalo ClUb. This of Life in Non-Partisan Address on the w!ll dellv.r an M~n's [Cbrlstlan lea ve tali evenlllg~~~O~~I\~~'b::~~: for Value ' of an Ideal - Afternoon Reception. WllIIam J. Bryan. Nebraska's great the club at ,,·ha.t has heen a mMt .ucI I t th cessful .eason. He spoke brlony on 80n, was the c II max, ast even n g " 0 e bustne88 matt@ors concerninlt the- club closing of the banquet sea""n 10 this city. With a non-partlsa.n subject. a large enthu.lalltlc and critical au~i- . I . ence. In the midst of many of Burralo s \' hand.ome and t .. lented women and the member. of the Liberal Club. the whole' eet oft with a waving fteld of Ea.ter lilies, tulip. and rooe., the brilliant orator from the w ... t t~ok his attenti"e . U.tenero along a plane of life that I. 8eldqm traveled. &D- and announced that the nominating committe. would make it. rpport. . The report wa. submitted by Adelbert :llnot. a. chalTlllnn of the commIttee as fol10"'.: Pro.ldent-Dr. Rn .... ell Park. Ylce.Pre.ldents-Robort L. Frytr. Jobn J. McWilliam.. ,\ Tre88urer-Nellll~n O. TlffaDY. I'l.crotar)'- F. Hownrd Ma.n';. 'fnpl. C'ommlttep-L. 1,. I,.",ls..Tr ..•balr. mao; A. II. ·Bnrt. William H. Hntehklf" )!.mb~nblp f:ommltl •• Walter D. Grl,poe, M. D., t~bllirmall: ~lph·ln P. Port PT. ~rt E. Jones. Theodore HofeUt"T, ('lark HI. ope".h W8I devated to the great- T. Rohert •. eT aims and greater end of life. The EXf" ... uth"~ Commtttee-Wa1tt"T l~. Rrnwry.. cbalrm,n; Alfred L. Booker. ArtbUl' ". h t h e !u bj ect was Hurd. hi e th ought f rom w ADELBERT MOOT develoPfd rested on the axiom that GEORGE ('. RINGlfAM. E. O. 31·NAIR. . there I. sometblng greater In lite than JOHN L. O·BRIAN. money. Now and then he Interrupted C. B. ~t AT I lu.\YR. the chain of thought for the Injection at NnmiDBting Commtttee. a tinge of quaint humor. He gave to the subject thp same wonderful force Gu ... t of the S ...enln"'. of delivery that he has displayed In his political contests. the same sincere efAfter th~ report had been unanlmousfort and the same profound thought ly adopted Dr. Park stated .tha\ as he that h81 made blm respected' and hon- had ilsten .. d during the banquet to sevored on two continonts. His witty ref- erRI humorous storleo Mr. Bryan had erences to hi. publlo errorts Won' for tnld him of the many unlqu(' ways In him lastln. regard of those preeent "'hleh he had heen Introduced he r,,1t who may ha\"e been opposed to bis amf1omp.wh'8t emhrarrasHPd about making bit Ion. anlntrodu('tlon. "I neon not tell you." he It "'as just 7 0'0\0$ when Mr. Bryan. said. "whn Mr. Br~'an is. for J have heen accompanied by Dr. Jlo.welJ Park. pres- cndea"orlng during th~ evening to conIdent of the Liberal Club. and Mr. and , 'Py to our distinguished guest som .. InMrs. Norman E. Ma("k arrived a.t the formation as to who we are. I take Ellicott Club room~. Most of the mem- great pleasure, however, In presenting I bers. their ,,·lvee or sweethearts. "·f"re to you, .!\Ir. Bryan." then auembled. Th4! great dining hall Long continued applause greated Mr. bandlomely decorated with fto,,·er. and Bryan as he roee to .peak. and all eye. maeje more beauttful ~y the very liberal wpre centered on the guests' table. attendance of blUldeolJ\ely gowned wom- ahout which "'ere seated Dr. Ros"'plJ en, pre.ented an attractive .cene. Every Pari'. president; Hon. Wilham J. I available Ineh of sPllce wao occupied nryan, Mr. and Mrs. George L. "'11"'hn the banquet opened shortly be- IIams. Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Mack. tOft7:aO o'clock. The guest of the even- ::>Ir. and Mr8. E. O. McNair, Mrs. H. Ing. despite a da)' devoted to the strenu- M. Montgomery. Mr. Harry E. Montoue lite, was In excellent bealth and "omery. Mr. and Mrs. Henry"". voIce. ~pl'agl1p. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Fas!W"tt. Mr. Bryan Idt Sprlngneld, Ohio. In Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Koons. Mr. und :llr•. the wee hou ... of yesterday morning. H~ ' \dPlhe,'.( Moot. lIlr. and Mr •. John arrived In Cleveland shorlly arter 81 "'Illiams . When the applaus~ suhsided. ~!r. o'clOck and .pent some little time with Mayor Thomas L. Johnson and friends. Bryan bowed his appJ"~ciation and h(>He arrived at Erie just at noon. A dele- !,an hi, adilr •• o by saying. "I am 11<'r" gallon of Erie Democrat•. headed by I,art!y from a ... n~ or <lUll' and partly Chairman George D. Schultz. Mayor be':a''"~ of lhe anticipated pl.'a.uro at Saltsman and W. D. KJnney, were at IDa kine )lour acqualnt.nce. pal·tly from the depot. Mr. Bryan was snatching a .. senile of dut,., RA 1 have .ald betew minutes or sleep In the rear parlor ('ause 1 have found It nece~ar"\- 'after car when the delegatIon found him. The a partICipation In a political ca;npalgn car Boon bee.me crowded and it was to go about the country and restorE." the necessary to proceed to the platform I parity uel w~en praise and cl'it!dE'm. where he .book hands with his vl81tors To as.ur~ m)' opponents that I ha,'e no and wall presented with a box of flowers horn~. and to a~'SurC' nly friends 1 have by some ot -the ladlea In the party. no WIngs. H you Will pardon me I \\ 111 ArrlTal fa aarralo. rp.pf"at Oll~ t r the FOtnries I tri('d on your toastma8tf'1'. I went to Nebraska marte 50 p.pecchpK thut ye-ar The dlsttngulshed visitor arrived In In lR88 and a guhl~I'n'a torln1 eampaign. In Buffalo at 3 o'clock. A committee of dU~lng th se 81')ep('hp.R 1 made denr ennug'h to local Democrats with Judge Robert C. Hny l'(Ia",nl1ahh~ man why th(' Rt')luhllTitus at the head were at the station to ("Nn candidate should not h(' elf'ctrd--" meet him. He was e.eorted to his car- I ~[l". Rryan w~~ il'llf'rrupll'.l at that riage, but not unUI after the photographero had 8urrounded the party and ob- I po1nt by prolonged laughter and HPI pl?:~s(l. 'Rnd 0111" of the mpmbers said: taIned photographs. Among those In I 11 I.et h. WaK ~lert~<I!" the delegation at the depot were Chair- I man William H. FItzpatrick, State I Fru't"t1oall.,. Oommltteemen .7ohn J. Kennedy, Matt G. MerBl. and Htmry P. Burgard, Con-' gres.man WlUlam H. Ryan, A. J. Elias. Charles B. Smith and .everal others. was driven to Ibe Lafayette a .tandlng waa and nearl), rl~~:e:f:t::~~;~~to meet II and reception was drIven to where he Me-I -1I.ere ....'ojfllll .., ..... --... - :r. In this esclort.,d b)' IIlUllqulet lut Dr. Greene Says Their ers Have Completely J)q. regarded Orders. �at apent thill IIlre bullfn... men and thing lIn&llclally ... well . . :AJready BOItton flu t k • ..,'"'ItU8''''' raise a WUAra.nt t a en stepe to to let Boaton. :'tII,%'di. Are we going Hea1Ul Commlsaloner Greene II eondueUq Conference 18 yeal'l!l III:! the General ID 1D• ..uptioa Into the cll'll11lDatan... of ce>me In and capoture It we had It. the .blpment to thla city froID Cbl.,..., of 11 ...s~ually belongB to But~~~n. when It ~ ot bob veal. Thls veal was CODThe two ce>m.mltt~ abov ..mned and d ..troyed by the loeal Inspector.. altb01lllb It bore tago from Federal Inapectora rt~ a great opportunity befo~e n~,!,~ In Oblcaco oerllf1lng to Ita good quallt,.. terenc~ gb~t I~~;k te> secure this can: "Tbe Government inspector. here are caretor Buaato The. "!mg':~tt opportunity not to I.t any bob veal lIet by tbem and<l • UNO eel! will meet 4Oo't HB why the inspectors in Chlcaco 8 to organise and prepare for ~ollid not ..ttand to thalr worl< JUllt .. taJthfIl111." said Dr. Greeno toclar' "I am 101'\J !»nndentl))lynes at work. In whIch thE'Y to look Into thl. . .a. and If find O&,!.""I COUM on the enthusl4sUc ror making complaint a,aiJlat the Obi.,..., ,,the representaUve buslne &pectore 1 wttl do 110." "w~nd organisations In nolfalo lie Market Clerk Motoler lIT' tbe State Inl_ until ~ thtb coenterenee does ne>f meet ...... oboule!. go Ollt Into .tile country c\Iotrlctll onference CommJssJo ' e wbIN bob Teal orJIlnat" a"d ....teb tbe v-.J w h leh I. te> nx on the time and n T1olatora of the InMead of ~pendlnll all Opportunity for This me",!.! this summer or early In th Place./ ~elr time III tbe cll1. ' deter-mine ,,"here the e fall. The bob TIIII .... d ..t...".ed at the Broadmarsat and Ilot In the Cblppe ... markot. 'Has b: held. In order that th~~~~~ wu: a W" reported. .. t e church may know as 8<)on a8 yo , "Tbe .artta4Wa, market buteb.erl caBot be This Conferenoe rl~~~'I'"hen and where. so that. ~~t\&med." .ald Mr. Matsler. "Ther Pla~ u~ry measur... looking to th " tllelr order In good faith for cal... tbJlt were Sipe 1860, nus to conn. before that great Or tbe reqUIred .... an4 wholeao-. Th. car" _ .. w.re PUlled by t~ Gov..n.ment tn.pecmay be made &8 they come u y. !.On at Ohlc..... and bore their _ . In proof time to time during th P from ., It. ~::;: yea"" Pr0 b a bl y ·t h e datI> e ne"'t _ _ ure the neu qna4l'en- ""III' ItIld three place ~rence of the Method- there tl:~~ :s.,,'i:'"lrOas September so 1 <m'IIl'GA of America, If It makes an ....ady to 8ubml/ to :~are In getilng n eftolot I'IIIIt IIe>W," 11&14 Rev. BuA'alo'8 Invitation. and fta :ml..,lon Crow, tile chairman of the of tbe necea!ary COnference '!.ran"". ccom apJOIDteC «nDm1ttee of mlnJatera modallono and e"pen" e mone. r "Buffalo hu not had othls areat oonvenllon Is ~ecured fur l:;'f! f this ---------. ..... _---iIiJ_IUI.. ~ 1110• .maoat & ha.It __ means ,that tor mon tho before Uth!l~im~ .---. or tile other citIes wll1ch ::!n!J:.e ~nventlon. 'hundreds and tbou- -- ------------COM ----_ MERCIAl. ... ------- - ---.~~lo·lIlIliJ' COII!Pete for tlWl great thous:bts ~::~d "::~r beltdlreClln g their ' V ~ .' tile conf..... nce many tbe 30 days of the eel'. and durtng ,.,.., uce Blldalo had It. Ch1ca:&'o In ot MethodIsm will h~~:~~~r~~ the eyes D~~EENE New York In 1888. Cleveland In talo. wh!!e In our midst will be aO~h But" Bo.Iton In _ , PlI1ladelph1& In ~~nJliting of thousands and .tbOU6~~d! :aut already ~OIIe cities have he-Of e ega.tes and VISitors. The burden to take the preliminary 8tePllIgh~cu:.:nfhthI8 grea t conterence wm be they hope wlU lead to their ... of M~thodl"3Tn I~hruc~ a large army Washington Authorities Are Request~Ia peat pthertn" In 1108. WC'h capJt~1 hand. ~nc y. nd they are ed to Inquire About a Becent t:::~!:~Ange~ tea halt the General Con- anclal demand that m~;e bnil' andY nn_ Jut Yeal'. and a notahle event them." e ma e 01> Bob Veal Incident. tor otllat beautiful city of california. It meana In the .------.------.-.-~.-.-" ... --Dr. We!tn: P _eDf', bealth romml.· eloDf'r. bal .tartt'ld an InvpltlgatloD to learn 100 IDlnlatetlaJ and lay dele- .,,1 an,. ta... Whic:fa ".J Not Had :.:1- ; '1. - . ,. U Bur: -----_ --------. ------------------- ---- r 1 DEMANDS INVESTIGATION. ft ...... rc--"-"-'- --- .. -"-.. .JoJ .- ----- ------- - -- - -- _~~.= -T=~===C= Voice From Roaera Aye.... r EvenlDI News: J In ••rt thlo In E ..rybody·s Column ., mterettt of the realdenta of Roller. f, aaU11181D of Ministerial Commit- tee to Secure M. E. General Conference for Buffalo. I e. ROIIC'l'I ,venue is a Ihort atreet rull- tONI at Chl(>Dgo pilleI'd government tagH . upon sixteen carrA.SU ot bob v"'IlI re.:oPlltl,. Ihlpped from Chicago to Blllfalo dealen. Dr. Orepne ba8 written a letter to the WAlhlDgton authorltle. demAnd lOll aD 10" ,.01lIlAtloO. The veal ri'rprrrd to was l'Oudpmned by Inopectora of tho 100AI health d.partment• Dr. Gr{>E"ne WD.S told that the ooDdelnn~ct eart"aups borr governmeDt tags. Brtors writing to Washington he made a personal inspection nnd v@rl6ed the statements of ht ..... ospectors that the careaSles bore go"• d h hit rnmeut tagR. Hp leame t at t e 8 s een t"areanf'8 wp.re (»Irt of n. eonllJ{nmpnt of 21 earC08UftS IfIhiPPf'd bere by the R("hwats.("hUd &: SulsbPrgt'r Company of Cblc-ag(l, and tbat the "PD1 was delivered to df'alerl b B d k t t th Cbl on t r roD. way mllr e • no e ppewa JDarkpt. as WAS at ftnt reported. "The Chippewa market balt been Vf'ry t~p. from bob \"('Al this 1(,8r," suid Dr. Ore('ne to ol@ntJontng tbe mlstak(!o made by the ftflit r.ports DB to where thll veal was cond@moed. "'l"he Broadway mnrkE"t de tol ..... PrB cannot be blamed In this mattt'r, n tbt'y plneed tbt'lr ord@ra In good faith an found thAt the ~rcABse. had been palled "" GeA_.; It 10 In th<> City of Bod- . 10 and" Dot ill Manchuria, .. the IIUlltar7 cond,lUoD would make ,.ou beliovo. Olle. upon a tim. the 16 or 110 famlll.. who IlTO on tli.at .tnet-that I., the1 ltv. now, but bow lDne tbey will 11\'8 'When the warm weather etana tn. the Lord knowl-I don't-weU, the,. bad hopes ot gettloll a lewer. It was 0111,. a Ipark, but BOon became a flame. when our uel.hborl on oeub,. strem, with only two or three hould:, lot what the realdentl and taxpayers of Roa:ers avenue bad been • Iklne for tor a lODe tlme. Now. If the He~ ..:p:z-tment will lenel an inlpector oat here bow bim at least one place where the "ut'e water from two alnks baa ac,cumulated under the houle all wtnter, and ' 110W It II a black sUmy mus-a. recular incubator. Ali this 1. allowed to 10 OD Ult becauBe one man who has more money and ptebably more influence than we baye. ud ~ baa IQwer connection wtth OeneeM b7 go\"ernment Inspectors." Itreet, tl ' acalnlt It. Are the few dollarl of Ol1e or two men of more consequence than the health of lDAIlyr We have been lnformed . 'atel,. that our sewer project has been knocked III the head. Now. If after Inopec" £'d ... r-!4 Uou, the Health Department or the Alderman can elve U8 any Bound reuon why Ro,era m avenue can't bave a &eWer. wby, I think It II time to elDill'ate; to the outaklrta of Pekin, 'wIIsrs I think It II lUlt a trifle better. RESIDENT -OF ROGERS AVENUE. - - -- .- -(~~..,- ... ]lu«alo. April •• 1J06. , ! .v how It bnpP<'n.d that gov.rDm.nt Insp", .rm -Nr-¥-. --- -...... --. -- .. -.--- ------ _. -- - - )m ._.. __.A~.. __ t;1. ._".I .. Y. 191>5. -- ----: ----------- - ------ - -- - - - -- --- -.- -~ - -- -- -- ,.UMBING PElmIITS. Atiication for Them Must Hereafter be Signed by the Oners of the Premiles. SPlltb Como,lsat0!lpr GrMP bu eltAh" t It LM LUi Tllt!ance (tt pprmlts tor I'lnmblnll work , H"reatter nil I"'r. mila wuot be otgned by the o ..·...,r of tI,e boll"" In wblch tbe work 10 to be done. In time•• P"lt W'f're a(!("uBtomed to tbemaeITe• • JiBbed ���FN_.:..'.JLY... EJ;....... L__ ~APR-::B lIIay, H,OOo, 1905·-- ~pr~ant!le Insprctors, Sydney 111, Rohlnson, $800; assIstant, Georgia Wright, $[,00 'fellPment and lodging house Inspector, John. J. Brown, $1,000, Tb .. Brooks hili to Increase the salaries "r InspectorN Is stili In (,om mlttee. Hf'alth Commlrudoner GFen~ ! AFT INBR00KS ~~~;;:~~: ~~n~~~:~~:{j,:I:;~r~~;::R~~ III TO INGRE~S EI RS' ply LJ H :~~i;fIf~;:~~~;;~;~'~d~~~:~;~~;f:~; C'ommunlcatlon~ INSPErTO he •• and hl"tvp hpsrd ot no fund hplng raised In Burraln to put It through, ·ork ew N Y - , the In regard tn Assemblyman Brooks would be con sld~red hy the league at Its meetings, HI. ('(mduct lit Albany and the blll. I which he has advocated will un doubtledl y be laid berore his constituents In detail. ... 0 lscovers That Health, Inspectors There Put in t 'm $50 Apiece To Push I Measure. COST NEW YORK $88,000, BUFFALO $12,500 A YEAR Mr. Brooks Says That He Killed the Bill When He Heard of the Corruption Fund, "Not Wanting Any Such." -- .[,---(.\ BROOKS KILLS HIS OWN BILL. "y hay.. ' the "Don' n t laId It lraan' lIoo?" t You think It I t talr?" "y a a tafr €'l\ J", 8UpPO b .. 'I'hen hy doBe, It 18," PIlOlition to th n t You w!thO "I do ' e bill a raw YoUr bill C· n t know that 1 hd let It Ila.. ~, , ~x hasn't Irled to Will 0PPo"" " had pl~nty ot tim pa •• It, H. ed ft to po.s, I; to Pas. It If h. Pll.age betor. It "h. had moved . mlttee It "'o~ld h~~t to tho rul •• SembI),:' a\ e pas.ed the At. "Do }'ou moan th rhan8N .Incp It we~t the situation !tao mlttee Bnd tbat the~ to tho rul" com, now why It c I e Is !lome rt8.!OQ' annot paRq')" " It there is OPPO~llt~ part or any of the lo~ n to it on tho gation It "'Ill be b al Republican dele. en oaten. I baven"t t&k any Position on the bill 'Th ' ment Ihat I have b . • .tat.. to ' t een asking mern''0 P agaln.t It I. u t "<11 a.ked a .In I n rue, I ha\'en' t "It "0 r g e man to vote agalURt ttl' ~ u avor the re!er d B~OOKS TELLS ':' HOW HE STANDS ''''IlI". Posi tion is not altogeth er cons is tent, but anyway he believes in the People, HE NEVER OPPOSES THEM So says the Assemblyman when asked if he thought common Folk were intelligent, A ~t':'m~'lymnIi Che>.rles F, Drook!' ~ald yest. <wy tha t he was against the union-f'taUun projel..;t EO far as it committed the elty to the expenditure ot any monE-Y, but tha.t he voted tor the unlon.tatlon bill because It contained a rcff>r£.'hdum clause ~uhlnltttng the whole qu."lIon to the people. When a.ked It the referendum clause which the aldermanic ebolltlon bill contained did not furni~h ju~t UR good a reason why he ebould Yote tor that bill, he replied that he suppo.en It did, 'The union-station hili which Brooks ''''ted tor and which he believes he was justified In voting ror becauee it ('ontained a referendum clause, was C'ondemned by both branC'hes ot th.e Commnn Council on the ground tha t the <ommlsslon named In the bill was a pa<'kell cQmml9Slon commlttel1 In ad\'aneo to the Cary site, The bill also gi\,es th~ comm:sslon the right to spend II ~~I~ :~!~et~:n \~e t~;~e~I~O~!~~~~~\: thl~ bl~r :h~~\~o.ltlon why do You refuse t i l l : you will tak. on up ror IInal paS!age 1" ''"ill $25,000, N.w takl ~ eu, e,"' " N.w Yo» ,'.. ,. ' " t Jnfluentlal organization of Its d there, has called attention ot e Municipal League to the bad bills Ita has been advocating at this Ion ot the Legl.lature, I,Reterrlng to the bill to Increase the jIlI,Iariea ot the health Inspectors, Lawee Vellle ot thf' City Club writes Q the Buffalo Municipal vague: ;:: "It appear. that a number of tbe it... taa.tel!tora heore hn.,'e- paid each to taelUtate the le"I.latlon. t . . . been done b.,· forming an aatatiOD lor tbe n.lh'.neeDlent of leDUAc tntrreat.' In the Health ......... eDt, and the paid a8 .DDaftl duea of thi. orJitanlz,.,- ~ D. ,:.0 ,_ I do Dot know bow man,. ot e mea .......!' tboa c:-ontrlbuted, bot e.,. probabl7 namber 100, and CODaUo . . ,from. thle Dumber would eaTer,. tidy 'uod. J eneloBe ewlth • • tatem~nt of .omf! other QIa whlcb B1"ooke b •• Introduced I. 7'ear, .tao a COpy of each hili." or the Inspeelors oC the !<al-U~~~f~.lf~rnm:ft!!b~\\"h05e the bill, and It they an as~oclatlon. as had been N~w York, to promote the leg~f!LtIO!'., They all denied that anybeen done In thllt line or that ,,'a~ paid to greage the legAlbany. letter to the Burralo 1!!41,!,llc~"," League lIlr. Vellle, In beCity Cluh, writes: your Butralo Assemblymen haR Introduced a "ery had ]1ro"ld~8 for al'bttrary and in the salaries ot 11~lrl~~~~~~~011,~n'crea8es In the H~alth Depart- 'NO SALARY BOOST FOR HEALTH bill, which It Is thought Brooks has .et out to deft~1.t, lla~ been unanlmou~ly INSPECTORS OF BUFFALO Inl1M'ell hy the Board or Councilmen, while the Board of Aldermen has retusf'd to go on record eithE'r for or agatll~t It, In a<ldltlon It does not commit, It does not npprnprlate a single dollar or thp clly's mOJ1(,Y. AND NEW YORK. fI,.,t paper In the State to call attention to a bill that had heen Introduced In ,\lban}' by Assemblyman Charles F, Brooks or this cit}', the Intent of which was to) 11<1\'e the salaries of tho healtiJ iDspecturs or Xl'W' York nnd nufT~J9 ie.eTPa~d so that thO added e:q.,...il§b to Ruffa!o would be $12,500 and to Xew York ~s~,OOO" At the time The Enqulrrr fir.t ('ailed attention to tills hill an cxclusl\'l'1 Inten·1ew with Health C'ommigsionf'r ,Valter D. Grl7!pnc was printeo, In which he stated Nnphatlclllly that he tlad not reql,e.;ted thl! Introduction ot the bill 01' the P1"opo~('d incri"asl'S In ~alaries for the health In.p~cto", lIe said that Assemblyman Brooks had T HE E)1Ql:IRER was the come to htnl alld said that hE' propooorl to Intrnduce Euch a bill on hehaH nf the insp('(;lo!"s or ~ew YO~'k Cin~ and that he was going to add the Butl'alo health Inspectors, The bl11 W~U!l branded ns an inlqultou9 ml!'R!'Illre from the tlrst by the Enquirer, anf1 now that th". Cit~~ Club and other b(\dles In • ·('w York havo attack<'d the hili and ha,'e rcwaled til" rae lh"t the )10'" York health Inspectors c~lltrlbute<l $5fl eaC'h for Its p:u~&.'\S,-· nt .·\banF, or about $:i.OOl in A. II, A ~em~'lrman Brooks has "ook withdrawn the fnbill, • ...I("c1arod J\lhan~. }aF.lit nl .... h. B. that the 'hill WRF ahsolUld,.- df"ad. I-Ie "aid that ho had killed It, v'WIIJ~ to the repClrts that ,1. fund for lob rIng It through ll}e T..f'l!ls1n.lur~ han b~en ralse,1 In Ne-w "York Cit,·, The hill wa~ untIl recentlr on ordl'r' of ~el"onr1 reading in the' Aucmhlr finn Mr, Brooks moyed that It be recommltteo. It I~ now tn the ('om.. mlttpf' on null'S. whir-h. Mr. Brooks sayt:, "ill be its hurlal vRult, I "'Vhtn I h~llfrt from D. Xew York Clt~· It-gISln.tor,'' said :\11'. BrOOkS. last night'l "that a. fund ,,,'as h~fng t"SiRPti to pap~ lhe btll. T dottrmlue<l to defeat it my •• lf, f()r I want no con-uptton hack of &11)" bill In ~hlcll I am aclh'rly int.;orf'stf'd. Th(> reports were or F() suhstantial n. naturt) .. to con,'lnce me I have not heard ot any such funo lwlng In Buttalo, hnwev~r. n.nrl 1 do nul \X>l!~vo t.l\.at thpre 11..1$ bun a Illon"'m~nl tht:'re in that olrectlnn, "ThE' bill b nil"" In the I"ul p s C't'mmlttce and T am 110Saive that it will not come out. • ment York City and Buffalo," Mr, Vlelle pracMds to de.rrlbe the vii teatures ot the bill and then adds: "The Interesting part ot the sltua1011 ts that a similar hili was Introduced In the Legislature last year, hut It applied solely to )1ew York City, The bill originates with certain ot the health Inspectors In this city, who _ have hit upon a foxy scheme this year L-OCK~~ and ha,'e had the bill Introduced by m ' '''' .., Buftalo A ,"f,Whlyman tn the form of .enerat leg ?atlon affecting cities ot ·-A"T\n' the first class, 80 that It will not come ",r-n "betore Mayor IIlcClellan who, they __________ . --- -. ---would veto It.. t}--e "How do you ~tand on the aldermRnlc 'TE'rerenrl 'JJn bill?" Brooks was asked Yf'Fiterd,,-lY. "I am nnt IRking ~ny po"ltlon on It Yft." he l'f"P' it'd, ., .r\re yClll fOI" It or Rt;'aln!"t It!" "I R.Jn not prepared to ~ay." "But )'Oll ha,". been fighting as won't be pa!se .... It, haven't YOu:'" Answers by more Questions, Am I" I yot~rJ to advance 1t frnm Fetnml to third rending, didn't!? Xohoely has trleri tn PR'S the hilI yN, "'hy dn~p.n·t Cox move It for pa5;FCage? It's heen Ollt of the cities rommlttee ror a II mnnth Rnd hf2" hn9 never tried to pase It. Why elno.n·t he get It out or the rules f'omltllthe~" .. Ion't he waltl"g in the hope that )'ou "'111 qn't oppo.lng the hill before he tid It?" r e to pa~s , to How does he- know I'll oppose- tt? I ha"pn't sairl yet whelhrT T will or not. I know this, that I ho,'(>n't recelyed a letter from an:r of my C'on"51ttuents ask· tng tn have th£' hill pa!'Osed." "V U t d (tb I n YO (\ or e un Ion-5 t a tl on bill • didn't you?" 4iYeef I voted for that bill hecaus(' it cnntainpd a reterenrfum \ lausp. I am againet the unIon ... statlol oject ci I pr an agatn~t having tbp. dty 51ppnd Rny mnnE'~-, bUl ~o long as the hill provided h h' . t fit " atp'\er agl eemf'nt the comml~.Ion r.ached with the railroads would ha\"~ tn be FluhJnHtell to the pf'oplE', 1 dtrtn't ~ee anv rf'a~on why I should .' not vote for th~ bill," "Did a single one of your consUtupntR wrItE' to you asking you to vote If for th(' u,llon-otatlon bill? "'Yhy, 110." "'Yho a.kod you to Introduce thlt bill?" ~Ir, Brooks ,"a. a.ked, ""'hr, eomp partiE'S s!:ked me to Introduce it and 1 didn't know that It meant an)~ increa!le of $12.000 In IBlultt In Butralo, ao I Introduced It. But I hann't tried to hal" It pa ••ed," "Didn't the bill orilinate In Ne.. York?" "Yes," "How did th.y hallpen to a.k you I. IntrQducp It'?" "I don't know, but just as .oon .. I heard abnut the corruption fund Ind i had " lalk with Health ('omml••lon" Gfppru:.I ,,1thdrew my support trom tb• I viii," I I I That New York Measure, I The bill Introduced b)' Brooks nlM4 the ~alA.rips ot health Inspector!!! In Sew York City to the amount of $S8,II00 t I• ~ear and pronded for ~n Inre~~ef(~l:at; arirs or health 1nstl~c ors n Th OtT the amount or $12,000 a lear. e dt I('lub of New Tork dlsrme-red andml f t tl t he-Blth InsPt!(tor'I public the ac 111.1 d I $50 eaeb to in ~pw York had eh ppe n ~~t the hlJi through the Lpgi!!latUf!. he btll wouM hare ad· II Thp tact that t . I. or lOme c1oeo $MO a "esr to the fIIalar e. oC thA health tn~p~ctors In Buffalo tf-o yeal!' It~ charRett-r. For inl!ltanre, '!rOJD' B tr I rec<lvInr e-n health In!!pectl"lf!1l In u a 0 bid a 8alan~ or $500 a vcar would hI"! thttr f;81Rrte~ incr"eased to $1.%00 !ldhv the Rrook. bill, which originated \I "Did ynu li/:'rt a Iptter from anybody ~ .,,, askln~ you to ,"ote for that bill, ., No, I rttdn't." Believes in People, "But you yoten for the bill becau.p It referred th(> "hole propositton to the people to ~p.ttle as they fOR\\" fit"?" "Yes, the only reason I voted for it __________ 'was heLause it co;;tulned a reterpndum REPAY I,\,VESTIG.\,TIO'i, clause.'· "Y~u bplleye that the people have oufficlent lntelligencn to determine those QUf'stions for thf'l11sel\"E'~'1" "Ye., sir, I do, I hellne the pf'ople knnw enough to settle It the right way, It I ha,1 boon against the union-station bill It wouln haye been beRten hecau •• they had only a few vote!=: to ~parl; and I could ha,'e dereated It," "An'l you think It ,. right to let tho people rledde these thing" for themSe-h'I?R-:''' ''}".R, I'm al"'ay" In favor or letting the people decide things tor themsekes. You'll n,-,vpI' ftnd IUP flJ"'lpostng the r1ghta , taneeci !\e",' York. The bill WR~ drawn at the inS __ • H' n heAlth In!,:pector~ an 1 Ta,m man) 1 ~h Ith inspe-C'tor of Bat· not a ~I~g e 't~~nliC about it until antr "Ynu knew thp ("nmmon ("ouncil , adopteel a .. "solution oppo.lng the bill?": "I never n'cP!\'ed uny official notice t 1 'f o .. t, ~ But you kn~\\' that thl' Common Council had takEl'n such action?" •. I read it tn the npwspapers; yes:' "I have leamen poslth'ely that the. Bob ,"eal Is best served in kerosene. did originate In New York anlt 111 Burralo, Under these clrcumTt4s the way the Butralo authorlU~s Mr. Brooks' conne('tion w,i,th tre4ted a lot or It yesterday, hlor~ ",111 repay In,'p.tlgation, traIn Inaper-tors tn connection than 100 carcasses were seized there health department are as fol1m 'll'eek, 'rhe p1lblic should have t:he names of the miscreants who tried to palm ott tile slutt on t.he mar.et, 1\Iere con1\scation of the SOOth is not lumcfent punishment by any roe&l18- corn.. "Isn't my Bill," )1), pnslUon on this bill when It rom~A up for final pas~age be !atlJ. ractory to th. people, It I.n't my bffi' It I. Cox's bill. It It Isn't moved t~ lI~al llaSRage, It Isn't my tault." Why should you oppose the blU 10 lonr; as the councilmen favor It and the aldermen ha\'e not dared to take 1111 posltlnn with regard to It'" "Well, I ju,t want to ~.y thl!: 'II I ""ere an alderman and had pa~s~d a resolUtion to bave a bllJ dra\\'n abolillh, Inlf t~e Board at Aldermen, I'd re.lm. Tha t s all, I ','e got to sa)," That "', talnl), .ho,,·ed Incompetency," Mr. Brook., "'hen asked aboUI tho Pllory or a corruptIon fund raised III connection with his bill Increasing the 8alarl •• ot health Inspectors In thel cities ot Xew York and Butra!o uld' "Arter I had Introduced th'. blli, I wso told about the corruption fund raised to get tbe blllllas.ed and I wub. ed my hands ot It at once, 1 dIdn't ha\" anything more to do \\'Ith It arter that, and Irs In the rules committee and .. The alaennani<' abolition referendum 'A8aemblyman Charles F, Brooks of :thla city has won such a reputation ithat hIs legislative career Is Intertilting to New York City, His spqnsor,hlp ot the bill to Increase the pay ;,f Inspecto", In the Health D~ent ilr that city and Burralo Is the special cause tor the uns"mry name he has 1won tor himself, The measure Is stili pending In committee and .hould It go through It would cost the taxpayers of York $88,000 and $12,500 ror Bufannually, a ron!. falo ~ne~ :~~tro<lured It, The propol' BrOIO". a In Butral n health Inll*" t'd nCI paep!1J 111 bitt tors' fmtarJea, therefore, wou Ilk. Chrl.tmas present., been . l-~I'-·:"-,\o+·OI . I I ---..--) GOING AFTER THF E ;o~~ ~M ~~~n~ ooon as of tenement houses In the ~ pC ne.Ith, has finished gOI~~" list of ten~m.nt house p failed to nbey orders gl\'eQ make 8urh changE'S In are required by out law'~"~~~=:;ti aa. general cleaning are not con"tructed In tbe 1& w, There are • will be reported �-MA¥-.L::__ .__ " __.. ___ . ____ .. __ -- .... --... .... -_·· .. "'--T BACIIJ:G DOWN ON VAOCINATION, __ ...... s p o r DaVIla haa Introduced a bill n .. ban! to t,.n; per Ing children not vacclnatod to " wII8dIer TUellWlY', vote aUe the public 8C'.hools 1t their parGilte,oPIIU. In t!le State s~nat~ ents make affidavit that they consel. Oil the th" bill,. toon PUa enllousl"~ bC'lIcve that vaccination • oateoP& of medIcIne would be prejudl<'lal to the chUd's level willi w\\en ,1ewee health. As~emhlyman Patton has Inthe more .u.co~. Senate', Intel- troduced a like bill In the lower House'l illustrative ott !be votll1ll population 1 It Is dlWclllt serlollsly with ~uch a , 0' of U:-~ 10 many men oapable measure 6S this, Tho dlscov('ry of, to~. aid to a mea.ure BO harm- vaccination was one of the gorC'a!p"t' t Intenet.. aO tanllerou. to ~~~ blessings that ever calllo to humanity, ...f.ty ane rnO..... vole tor tMb I Before Its uso small·pox was I he Illost u, f dis oa8es." "I nco th would .bave po eMd Ihe 'a reSenate. ,en tha t Putatlon.. common 0 100·tu:Dal:el, tor New tT::' DOt mfJIUI tbat dreadful scourgo Is so noarly banished cl"\11I&od Stat~. ~ the Senatore are 80 from civilization as to mllko it almost one ~t: that tbe OIHI<'IOUB pI... '8 dlscredt for any person to have It at ben~mblUoua m _ rs convInced all. VaccInation Is tho plonef'r In tbat too for mInd .. Only eIghteen series of magnificent a('hlcYomt'lJ,ts In ....,~1'''''.• or our nominally w"~r and more medicine whkh have marked a gI'oot('r ..ere In that lam~nll\ble advllnce In medical and surgical knowl· white twenty-ttvel~! • th~ edge with corr('spondlng bonefit to the th bad comb n~ BOm~' d h that ·~nlormatton by oppoal... human race. than ha Den accomT":::.e .... \t-ktlted? Oh. no: pllshed from the creation of man to ed and Senator DAVIa 01 But- tilat pprlod. .tunn will' resuoettate the mlaerable If anrtblng In the practko ot medl· say. h e It monster at the ttrst opporlun y. cine Is ('s!abllsbcd on an absolutely ....lIlnlng by tb. ttnlt opportunIty, or solid basis by demonstra(\on of Its fIrst time when he t~~"" '::; value It Is vaccination. It ds beyond ant.IUKen,,. of tile Senate la a".,. ~:: Ita the region of discussion with persons h gl". the :hl'i': ~o~ a;.... url .... of Intelligenee. Wherever It Is en"-._.lwIIUo .::::"get whst hspplneu..... forced small·pox disappears. Where vcr r 1M !boucht that for (be praaent It Is neglect('d small"\!ox ragos, It Is :.:.... .ttI remaIn under their bad enough to permlt'vacclnation to be 1I..,.....nt abaUrdly al"ht r ... trtctton .. and neglected In the household, but to per· will Dot he tor them eD- mit a parent dellbl!rately to send his wltbout Ita Inconventences. 80m.. unvaccinated chUd Into the pubUc rial... to cJanprL Tbat'. aomethlq. schools Is 1\ crlmo. The Idea of allowing a parent utterly Ignorant ot the subject to make af· fldavlt {hat J:\e conscientiously beUevcs ~-.~--~.-....... -.. - .. .. -vacdnatlon Is harmful to his child, and on tho strength ot thnt statement to t"·£ll~··I).·--··-~~ni~1---..... -.--- .. --________ sC'nd the child Into a public ochool. Is worthy only ot an Apache village. It ~F.~lii.-gB~~~:·~··~·~·-:-~-·-;·.~~~~ Is below that le\·"I, for e\'en In such a .. community a medical notion would he lett to a medicine man. It Is not a BILL DEfEATED little surprls!ng that mon of the Intelligenco of Senator navis '8nd As1ao11S11~1IIl • tt Nlrtu Or That Treat- semblyman Patton would lend th ... msoh'os to the \II·ad\·lscd measure that mea' GroWs Warm. bears their honored names. They are too complaisan t. e patient with the Root U.ot about tbe Rooten' Club; lb. _- I 4001: no 18 8tartf'd III a little .arly aDd It I. d t tor tbe prof, .. i .1 lind bualnlu-mpn 1 Ittlflt tb tr atrllrl' 115 to be OIl ban,d rogut.rly In April. On .'rlday A .~od 'blDn1 or thf!O boy, l'tenped up to the ",,'lrket And bid to be r"tu8t'd admiflBlon to the rooter,'· 41vl'lon, not but WhAt tbc)' ,,'ere eoflglble and 'ifjhncfdn I, "'tr :, I.dlu' da,., and be- nubll.:chf'd tn the RoolfOr.- SOnB"lIler 't.·f'~trrdMr'. 5"ore I, A9 follo""K: wm - m . :'hJ'!';":"l9Vj-- .umtlO;TUCRliH'-CHRiWlCLim-While f I Tbe child la bar bill recently p&QSed by the Assembly does not, all has been under~tood, aboll.b the proof of ace required for a child at fourteen or fifteen who applh'8 tllr an employment cer tificat~. It th~ bill becomes a law children will stili he oblllJl.'d to present documentary proof ot age; but IlU!t~ad of being restricted to the three tortn!! of pmots prescribed by the pr~gent law, wbl~h nre birth cHtlflcates, record ot bantlsm or other religIous ceT'i!iny, nnd passport, tho bealth ~uUoi:ltUl are , iot Burr. In. ,'hls wa. trt.d Oul t]Pl-!.IREMENTS- O; < ~ CHILD LABOR BILL you ever taken the treatment?" ~nator Davie. w •• the relort, "and I .hould heallllace rD)'ftlt, I. tit. In the hand. of w/lo tre.t. dIphtheria by the manlpuof the bQlI<!lI of tho tbrost." _ OdiIkiIit tl looklulf (or a good man 01 exef"uth'p ability j who ,,:111 lead In the! rhon18. on I, BOD, tbat has ebown any t~amwork yet II; D·t·-F·!'·A.I,.O. S·t1.F.F.A.L.O. 8tll1lln&1I II.nD'~ ..-Itb his knM f;t~prtIiR (PI.W to vINor\"U·!'·.'-F·A·L·O. B·l'.F:F-A-L.O SWlt 'etn, IIwat '601, DOW 1fe'Ye 'em, )m gh"f'n discretion to duffiR 6thei m! ot prOOf ~atl.tactory to tbem. on the understantllng that In ea~h case an entry .hall be made In Ihe minutes of the board or the exact form ot proof .ubmltl('d In thnt particular cage. The object ot SUCh provl,lon Ig to mak.. possible. IInder the law, mor.. cQt;al tr(,lltm('nt nt children ..... ho app!)' for employment (tr'ificHtr-S, while nol !:nrritl< Ing the [lltttnri. of "omp(l-Illnsc I'a('h child tu fllrnlsl< d"cumentary CYid t ( 1 <nee 0 SCIll': orm (1: ut 'er, Committees of men to be Chamber of Out:; y r l ahat be cannot grt out ('\'cry day and -------- Pr'''' II df'ltlrnblf", but th .. y had not 'll1lllUled Anil did flUt hold uni! ot lhf! red p.Fteboardll that (".rtln~!'1 JIIPwhen:blp, A,. Bonu ., tbe "'"on I I cf'lq under "'iay you "'til hear Ill~DtT at kkka ngl: t"t'f'd on tll,\'orll!:r;m and It will be too lat" '0 " ... In with th,. ret'ordlng an&,f'1.-'1Jb; IIIlnlnll' tbf'1IJ out t'are-tully-rmt ~' alms nf rhe bJl':"when wIll look I1ke to ernt ....·hell be fl:C'ts onto hie f'trldo, Am"nl Ibt' BIJ'nf'rB 10 tbt' l'hartp.r yellterdJlY W"rf JOt.~(1h U. [JudJ~y "nd (Jt"'org~ Gillett. U)" Ibe WRy, tbat GllIrtl ha ... floe volre. Major .Iobn JlAlhftwRY Uull hnH lH'l'D a. IIU~ mnde!:!t . OD aC"t"oup\ of tbe nrp('~del1{,1! ",1\"1'0 .Major lAluls L. B:tbco('k 011 the ulJ(lnIQ~ day but PliJ dlrrrreut·". are laid 'lIslde and the inajor will b..- sern f"'er}' day In Ihe rooters' bunt b X~"ton SC'{ltcbf'rd and Ram Spalding ,,;er~ rJerted. Allan U.rdnfl'r and .Joho G. Cloak lay thA' Ib(', are obll~cd to alt .,dth the motf'u, III thll ha • • 1...·.)'11 been tb.lr favorite e.)(lt on th,. J:ra[ld~tanct. Orrin RlmedcHI Is ('nt)' About Murph)', BrowQ And e!\'e,.,.thing. and .... anta pn omcp 9i1tb abe rootfJT9. ' th~rc i. some dlfl~ ·tI.ntlon ence of opinion rcgardi~g the Ilcsirnbility of vncclnation as a vre"euth'e of the <lreaded smallpox, tbe bill intro· cluced a few days agn by Senator Dilyis would 8cpm to be in the na ture of a step backward. Brielly, It provides tbat children not vaccinated mny attend the public schools If their parents make amda,.lt tlln t they ronsdentiously b~lie"e that ne· cmalion would be pr~judioinl to tbe cbUd·. health. Allowing, for the sake of argu· ment only, that a constitutional right to abstain fr\)m VS('('illation exiRts. even under thiH hYiIOth~8i. it cannot fairly be claimed that other children In the public sl'i'IlOl. can legally l,e slIbjet·te<l to dnuger, in a period of cpioiPmic, by f('asoU of som~­ body's non·helief in "nt·cination. With !t~ odmitte<1 di.ngreeable fpntnres, vnel'lnation i. thc finly pr~vcnti\'e of the spread of smallpox known among men. In case the h~od of a family prefers to neglect th i pren'ntit'"~t be 11ne~ 110t thereby 8('(lUire tb(' right to subject other. to danger of infection. of mal/poz. , , l .. Mf,Y _~ . - J90~ C.OM,xI,:;' ~(;.tt\L_. COMPLAINT FILED, €. Wa er Smith Object. to Odora from he Schoellkopf Dye Work., "'alter Smith. who has a truck farm on Abbott road. just nor088 the Buffnlo rhoer, 1I'i'nt 10 the depnrtment of bealth tbi. moming find complaiued to ~ 0 _ thnt odor8 from th~ Scboellkopf ,h'e work'" III Ahbott rMHI w('re ruining his ("Rhhngl' ,)}nO's nnd cropfOl in t:enernJ. Mr. ~rulth WIlB lold Ihnt ntHtters of iliat cha.ra('te-r dic1 Dt)t come within the provJoce or judo,lictJon of the deportment of health, os th .. heAlth of members of the ?netanl. kingdom was not tbe Hubject of olllclni car •• by the commissioner of health, Mr. Smith hod witb him 8ev~ral cab/lage plnnt. wblch be said he had tllken froOI hi. both~ds nnd which be declared bad be~n .tunted In their /rroW'lh by alleged noxious "apors from the dye work. complain.d of. lie .... Id thot even tb4 rras.t on his lond WIIS beini killed tile N from tbe works. 8{'~~ion, The conf..r."c. lOOK hut II", pOl",,',ntl whi~h hnM tlte O4:I ....'io11 city in hOllil. i. to Ing the coming summer 80 there is no time to _..... £~- .._.. __ .. --_. __.... ____ ..... L,;-I_ .. ·-"---···-·· ih. ... �.-.. uW L- 19~. '" ·....----Nc.w.s. __..~_ MDW('lO en 1~1 CONH~f~Cf ~f MfT~~m~T~1 -- Ministers and Laymen DIscuss Plans for Securing This Big Event for Buffal in 1908, 0 MINISTERS HAVE A DINNER AT BROEZEL Il . ~. ~,ii~~~t:::~7:~f!i~~~:t~ OPENING DAY AT OLYMPIC PARK. h ... lnlr prf"lIu'nted with a boufJnet of nC\wera in which ""•• hidden. a lal"1f8 ~'~',,,,. feature. from the occupant. of the ..rand _tand. ........ --.. ~~ - ->-•••• ~ • ... --.---- .. _~Il:n . ~J -8- . I+-Y • 1.:; ----........ --------.. -I, : '!J!-t-:;r~j: ~' . · "h_ 1905 . Pj\\tADE IN BUFFALO. tom missioner Plans to Doctors on!very Corner- " ~ PITALNOW ~ EARLY COMPLETED thAt thl> Methodist Mlnl.t~rg· meeu", IS morning at the Y. 11. C. A. buUd. In!\". the ministers had UD [or earnltl l dlscu"IQn the matter of .ecurln~ Il!I nee",sary !oeal assurances which "1Jl ena ble Buttalo to extend to the G,neral Conterenee Comm"'slon of the .M th odl.t Church of America an Im'IL':Io; to hold the next Quadrennial Ge~ml Conference In this city. In announcing the Bubject. Rev. PrIce A. Crow ot St. Mark'. Church who presided at the meeting. sal~: WIsh to .ay that Bishop Berry I. very mu,h pleased with the action already taken toward .ecurlng th. Gen.ral ConC". ence for Buttalo in 1908:·Already Bos. ton 1:35 token the preliminary .'eps 10 war<l thl. Same end and h" depa'lI.d 'or the use at the Conference 1~1.000 I, guarantee that the exnen.e. In,ldm to such a IfI'Odt gathering wouln be promptly and safely met. With Bur. falo·. commendable SPlllt ot progress alld the way her tuslness men and buslne,. o"::anlzatlons take hold 01 surh things If we get down to 80m. har~ work, I believe we will find a u.anlm. Ity on this subject which will mean im. medIate suceeo •. and that In the enC BMwn will find herself hundred. oC miles to the eastward oC the nelt gen. ~ral conter.nce:· (Applause.) F. Howard ~l.son. tl\e secretarr Of the Chamber of Comme~ce. was c..lled "I April 2S,-An itlea of tbe i~- The new Buf'taio City HospItal, whIch of the assemblage of Elks ID Is betng buUt on the site of the former Dest Jol, may be ha~ from Quarantine Hospital, Is rapidly as. on, R!1d In ~ub!tancf s~td that "Bufra:o tbat Hea~tb Cor;nml8810ner sumlng shape and It Is expected that has the fI!3t great .... ntial. and that ~. hal atated hiS lIlteDhon to place by October the hospital bundlng. Ilrce.slbllity. Buttalo 18 les. than one ou every street corner on p(lwer house and stable w111 be ready day'~ ride from the great majorlly 01 marob. while ambulanoes for use. The stable Is tn tact com---.. the people at the Unlt<d Rlates. Bur. falo haa not had this great conference o:~r~~.~~:; at convenieut intervals. pleted now, and the hospital 'nearly I of men in tbe parade, ready tor the roof. This hospital has .Ince 1800. Hut!'alo has groat arTl'orl ... t and com'entlan hajla capable of ,e.llnr would mllke II big oitybeen fought for by the health officers snd pu!tnbly taking care 01 •• large a luob a oity has 80me vital for over a quarter of a certftlry. convel'tion as could be gath.re~. XOI statistics makiDIl: in tbe only I, this convention of Inte~"t 10 four or SI1: hours it may ;llethodl.ts. but all of the citizen. and I the parade. . ____ busin~~~ m~n or Buffalo and '1ctnltr are _':. __ _ ,,_ .. 'y' • Interested In having It com. here the features of the paraae .18 -~NOT QUITE TO THE POUlT. T.here should .be So Mron~ finance comby the Erie lodge of Erie, ~ " d the NE'\\'S work out the mltte. hppolnted at once. and there bas rented the entire top oes t send a should b an .rrort to secure th~ ro·ojlo Lewia block for its head· theo that it Is a crime 0 pr·'.tlon at nel~hbarlnK cities In w ..1m At a meetiDg of tbe Elle all (unvaccinated) chUd Into a Xew York, Penn.ylnnla. Ohio .n1 night it was voted to parade . he'll Y hool'" Is the substance of a even farther. to s~ond the Invitation oC pltb c s e · valued cur1'es· BulTalo." .eoltuimelB similar to those woru ~Y DOCTORS FOR ELKS. note recelvod from a tlcle on vac· Dr. Wnlter D Greene. the health oC· under Oommodore Perry III ondent Inspired bv an ar • floer ot Buttalo. a!!ll' chaltman ot lb' of Lake Erie in 1812 An ' In the )/EWS of A prl! ~9. laymen's commmittee of the Method!!: eo.tnmer will be sent to Wash- C mmlssioner Greene Will H ave Phy p ClnatlOn I er as It seems to us. rnlon. pointed out that this Genml ta get correct pat.terus aDd 200 sieian on Strept r.orncrs during • The l nqu r . There I~ neither (,nnference would mean the comlnt 10 will be made. The lodge. will the Parad~ in Buffalo misses the point. h !th)' l1uttalo at some 25.000 to 30.000 poopl' a baDd of 30 musicians with It (,)0 I~e nor harm In sending any ea . tnr a whole month. and that no Iton' An Idea of Ihf' IllIllIl'IISity of lilo D cr lid t a public school, as far as the .hould be ICft untumed to seoure th~ of the pall d I and • speolal 0 I tion Is concerned. great event. run on whioh It 18 ex- "cl1Ihlnge 1,1 1.11(1< In this cll;' IIl·,1 ch may Ill' ha'l from the la I Ihal question of vacc na f a bill per. Mr. :Iola"on ..,ured the mlnl'I'" of wili be II crowd of 1,,,00 .111\\' . . Senator Davis Is sponsor or l t d the hearty co-operation of the ChamltH Hcallh !:J'fllw!!l"lnnel' Urc'eo€, ha.~ Htttl Ittlng parents to send un"acc na e ot Cnr.lmerce. and rroml.ed th.lt ali or ~~~~:~~dtii~~~S for 100 Elks have PII hi' intenl ion to place a Ilhysielall m the nubUo sohools, a prlv1· the machlnHY of the convention bur. III at The Lenox by the Ull ('\'t'ry sireet C{)rtlLl on thl. lInl' 01 ~.htldren to 1 eau of tha, organization .hould be at ) 10dR'e, while letters , nlart'll. wlllio amlllllanc"s will h.' wait lege now contrary to law. if the par· the dl~I1o",,1 of lhe commlttee-. It ..~ received showing that Cw· in!; at eon n'n il'.n I intervals 'rh,· llllll , ents should make affidavit that they ~u~~~;~ ;~~~rt\e! ~~~~I;!'t~~e ~~h~~~~ 10 will lend 150 lind Upper San- , tillh\( ' uf mcn III tht' panule. I crha!>"l had conscientious scruples agaInst the that the matter mIght be thorou,b11 0,. will send 1no Elkslach. _ 1;0.0 0 0 WOIII,I make a bi~ cilv in. il tl f celnatlon as appl1ed to pre'fnted to the people of Buttalo. H.lf. ancl SlI.CIj a ('it. ha~ SOlll!' \'Ilal prac ce 0 va A' "ote of th~nks "as tend"'d t~ lI! nuu heallh slatlsllcs llIalong III lhi' their children. . ;lfason. and hi. assistant. lIIr: 0'1;\,,1" ('onrs!) 01' Ihe fOUl.' or HlX ilOurs it !TIa) It the Day-Is b\1l proposed that chll ""d to Dr. Gr~ne. and the :>E\\S Cu. t.ake to linl"h t hl' )larallc. dren dally certified. by a physician to the Interest shown and help exte~~:: One uf till' ft'utHrcs of Ihe [}a"auo I. be In good health might be sent to 111 this m~~.r. 1h~at';'II~~~';l'lnn" , prolllis('11 lIy Ihe Erie [u,I),;"L> or Erlo. public schools unvaccinated,. there "'tnt to the roeze _ . I'n .• which has renlecl lhe ~~llr(' 101~ mIght be 80mo defense for It. though .-.. ---.. --- hlr1tSfloor 01' Ih(, I.<,w," hlncl, fOI' Its Iwac!· t 1 then But It does not ~ . qu!(rlt·rs. AI " ll1t'coting uf the l~rll' no mue 1 even . onl to the Ell,s last night II was \'OINI to I,uradl' go even to that point. but y in ('oSI unws Bhullar 10 1 hose wIJl'n by absurdity stated. Ihi> sailors nuder l'orumotiorl' Perry Our correspondent recites, against III thl' haillc or Lul,e Erie In lS8~. the practice of vaccination Itself. leeA 11 ,w~'erl cosl umer wll! lJe A£'nt to which Is the real point of his criticism. \\'Rshlnglon 10 get CQrre~t pull"rns that there were 607 deaths from small· nnd ~1I0 suilS will he made. . The ox In Germany In the eleven years -.= II,,\g(' will tal,,, a hanll of :;0 tIlU3lCtan. 11 win 1891 and presumably, 13.000 Interested j;Feople only, with It 011 Ihe day or th!' parall!" uu,l 0 0 "g , . I showing for a a ~pecial tmin will be run, 011 which cases, quite a good Y t dl TI"Rlt(\T Sm'ith. a trurk farmer o~ It is ("[leell~11 I hl're will he a crowII oountry whore we ar~ told tha sease Ahbott road at the RutrRln river. of I J»I'I !ler~nns. has ceased to exist.' . phlned in Health Comml""lo"@r ~ cOlllnll'du Iiolls 1'01' 100 Ell,~ ha vf! Six hundred deaths In eleven ) ears "~sterdQY Hlnt His ('abhRkt j('''n engaged at The Lt·t\IlX 1Jy I hE' In a population of about 60.000.000 Is g~nern[ rrnp. ",er. ruined by th@ Bo~tot\ I ~la. s.l I()Il!~,'. whll~ letl~rs very far from being an appalling num· and pies from thp havll beE'1! 1'l;~l'i\'c,1 shllwing that Cill' ber but the contrast In comparison works Dear his plare. Dr. clnnalll will R,:u,1 I riO and UJlper a like population !n any cOllntn' him nothing but the health Sandusky, 0., wlil send 150 Eilts each t 1 1st on vaccination Is 11'81 of concern to the healtb -EXJll'eS8 that doel no nB h . appalling In Ita verdict agalult t e people who neglect It. 'ro 1_1'8 the determination ttl uae to ignorllnt il too 111 .._______ .. ___ .___ APR __ 2_...,__ -- E. f A1A- ·Lk "- I jAY·2· ..· 1905 r Ifla,'!.. with - or ����Greene Hid he .".. I~ Denominational Lin.. were becomilll 1... Diatinct. .&,,"'''," /Dr. ��MAY ] ~ '~U3' MAY 13 19 Nfl/V, S THAT lllEO S BE OJ S THIS YEAR. Commt.btt other ~~I~=-ll:·~~~r~Greene dOC. JI,s a IQ hu Police Dea. rigid enordinance be shot. thG Health Dr. Greene of the 8clloe:~~g lives to penons He 1'1111 a.ny In- JIll~~III1I. tlLET UN Stite Healt"- Depa.rtmallt, allowing for nineteen cities the estImated popula.tlon, number of death8 In March, and d~ath rates tor a. year based on the March mortality. Butralo Is third, with a rate of 14.1, beIng only a tenth behind Utlt'& a.nd Auburn which lead with H, The heaviest death rate shown Is i .5 at Cohoes. Troy being In second ' worst position with 27 deaths to .e thousand of population. The clUes on the Hudson make ra.ther a poor showing, Newburg. Kingston and Yonkers all being credited with a hhrher death rate than Greater N ew York's 21.2, but Poughkeepsie appears to belter advantage with a rate ot 16.6 • • Albany's rate ot 19 Is blM enough, .a nd Elmlra.'s ZO.4 suggests the need of sa.nlta.ry Improvement. For O.wego, which like Bu~ Is a. lake port, the rate given Is H .•. Now Buffalo Is a large city with partll of It densely populated,and some people are accustomed to cry out against the damp chili of Its protracted wintera aa being eepeclally productive ot throat and lunl' dlseaae& SUII, aa ata.u.tIca conclusively prove, It has long been amonl' the healthiest plac.. of e1m1Ia.r 81ae In the world. One 1m. porta.nt reason fop this certa.lnly plea.elnc tact undoubtedly Is Ita clean. lineN, ma.de po8elble by the liberality ot Itil water supplT. There Ia .tronll reason tor bellevtnw tha.t It this supply were serlou• .,. curtailed, as h .... been proposed by some Inter.... tor varylns JDotIvee, the rate ot deaths among the Queen CIty's 400,008 peo· I f DOGS 8£ SHOT,I! SAYS OR. GREENE Health Commissioner .... I Calls on Police to Enforce Muzzle Ordinance -to the Letter - Mad Dogs in 17th Ward EIGHT RECENT CASES OF RABIES IN ERIE CO. Elgbt persons having been bitten by mad dogs In Erie County .Ince January 1st. a ..alth Commissioner Gr.... ne wrote yesterday calling upon Pollee Superlntend~nt Bull to enforce the muzzle ordinance to the letter. The cost ot Bending patients to the Fluteur Institute In Nell' York amounts to f/5 In each case. This Is a charge &lr&lnst tbe county. Julius Klein or No. 203 Strauss Street and August Clmmlk of No. 188 Soutb-I ampton Street. who were bitten on Sunday by a t ..mer or mongrel bret'd, said to have been owned b)' Henry Schoenig ot No. 188 Southampton Btreet, were conveyed to New York at once. The dog died at the pound atter exblbltlng ..very symptom or rabies. Dr. ~ lear"- tbat the unfortunate animal bit another dog, and be baa been Informed that other peoole In the 17tb Ward have been bitten by one or tbe other ot tbe Infected dog8. "J..et e"ery dOl' fOUDd at I..,... wlthOIIt a muzzle be IIhot," say. H-.tth Comml..loner Greene. "There Ia a law I to that elfect. and It should be enforced." 111 Chautauqua County, It Ia laid, the autborldea already ha.ve atarted out to Ihoot all atray dOl'll round UDID\IDIed. ThIll IB aid to be In accordance wltJa a recent statllte. _~!! would BOon ~und uP~ ~ --------... ----. i' 5-- -19(5----:·--- -~:::=~~~=~~-: tHRn PERSONS ~~.>~ --·_--------·--·-MAY-t7-.-------- y BITT[I BY DOG~ IWp~ Btny Ye$t81'lIiy ShOO1"ig Mad an d Vicious Dogs. PolfC$ George KcConnlck, ~ years old, of au Fourth street; 4-Y8&r-old O\}&rletl )lale ot 171 Olwrch street, and ~en O'NeUl, 8 J'f&IW old, of 2811 Elk _weet, - . . - were bttteu by dolls :vesterday. Me· Connick II1'&bbed the dog, whiGh was b:v no means a small ODe, and beat him ott 'MdI hlB tiIItj. 'Rle 00. waa dYInC' when PatJ'Olman Jobn lIenn..aey of the Nlap.ra. 8treet Stllotlon ended Ita. exlst_ wftb a revolver mot. Dr. Heath .~~~I~ ~~cC!)r:mIc:k. The ~~~. 'BUFFALO, N. V} .w . __ . .. ____________ .... _______ .._ _-- _---- MAY .......... 1 7. '0115 -------_ .. �_. __ J~JJ~L17 .lans---------- MAY 1 KJ905- .HME,& A~n. to a story told by a lick man hae c8\1ed upon the 0 hMIt department tor medical W88 d to thl~ city by an oMelal of the Detroit h~8lth dppartment. who bad retulled to eend htm to a hnspltal and who told him Ihat h .. would have proppr care here. The stranger a[80 lIaJd that he was warned agaInst letUnc tbe Bultalo authorities know what the Detroit authorltl~s had done. Tbl. 18 a story that Is well worth Investlgatlnlr ' It It Is found to be true. It vIgorous .....: monstrance should b~ ma.d,e t9 'the Gov, erE~ of lIUchlpn by Governor Higgins. . -~---- ~. - In Mmpllan •• wltb • 1'>11"'" . ot h.-lib. ordl'r"' tl) ~rfr1 from Dr. ~uvt. Bull prt'finct cap" ("III1ID« UPOD tb-m to furnlAb him with of (ltrtlODS 1fhOJQ dOffI nre nmnlng at and nnmu:r.ltd. Ypsterdty Supt. null n number of ,.,portS to (\)rpClrntlon SERIOUS CHARGES PREFERRED AGAINST THE DETROIT DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. ,;~~:,::lia:.F~.~ld~ma~.:n. "rinK n••' " and ....1. I.~ who .re .. Id to "" ,10IAt· , I. Iblt .... poet. Fullr tIO SeriOus charge. ot shipping a s I~<k I Ordln •.• "'... lI.to. The plan tollo.... ,man to Buttalo have be<>n mad; ngaln'J ' on tII'fli to drl.U on. man I. the Detro,' D~partment ot HeR~~nl al~_1 to tblo Iprrl.1 work. Tht I He.llth ('<>mmlssl oner __fYi .UR01:{ N Y-i ---1tAY-i' eor-n. ... 1II be thorougbly gIln. oyer and DO .\"""tlgate the trutll of the allegation. olflmdlll~ ...IDOt tbe ordl.ln.. eftn bope IJohn )llller. Dr G..... ls detfrmlnod thlll tbe 26 )'ear~ 01". Is the HAMrHJK 18 .MAY .-...... ·-------190£--.. ---------... .._--- -------...... - - -------- mak~r, I 1965- of the charge. and he I. conftned In tel _ _ Coun-ty HospItal .utterlng from rheuf.~!11''''~l401~ -...:...::,,::::::::, matl.m ani' trouhle or the lung.. He Is M.mb..... of\Vere.t th••taIf at OIrporatJon ('ounIn a dangerous c o n d i t i o n . , . ~auge~ less death 0." detaUel1 to pr(>l>lr. rhllt1gh "\ I't ,1'11111' ha~ n terror or Rmnllilox. II \ )[Iller walked Into the health offie.. tor penon. whooe nam .. appeal' this morning H. asked tor Dr. Gre~n.. 8n1' litSI':tgl' tlllll mlghl nllt ""USl' auy al all It the baneful pract turnlahed by tM pollc •. These lie sal~ thAt hed was Ill. I atlon He brOil 111111"11 fnun Iht' lIllrk Ag"" of n",t1i<'nl "ci"ltl'!' or Inoculntlng bealtb* ... tu"LQbllo Frlt\aJ'. On. dB), tbe ra~ •• , Dr. ('lark rna e an eXllm n . . . ' ~ be henrd lu Judre ".Ire •• court and \ I pronounced the MS() a ~erlnu. one and fiyst. II' wit h I,OIBIIIlOII!l '''W·(llt~ WPl"(' pmhlh,t",1 It)" law. Inste'1<1 of eDCICIQJ!o r next dllJ' othor ........111 be dl.pooed ot ha<1 him sent to the (,.,untr ~"s~lta1. ag~,I. Th"ft' wu~ jlt.1 !lUI' .h·slh from ~ntnllpnx In the Stull' of New York ludr Rammoad. The poUI!~ In,.""lga. the hCl!!pttnl a romprehenRhe exam.. .." I • • 0, ) •••• • WIll <'OntlD.e until .U the ground Ia Inatlon was mild ... Miller wa~ tound tn la. t .11l11 h. 1111 rl' "prp , .. l~. dlUlhs 110m 'Olt. uIII[Jlion In thp S811K' JaoDt.il.. Ir"."_ It I. lathute<! that tbl. year tb. b. fult.rlnlt trom a sevcre attack of Thl·m rtns 1I0t he n 1\ ,It'at h fmllt ~Illa 11,,00< In this ('lIy In many years: tllere of mnnl<lpal •• art ~'1l1 not I.t of· rhpumatl.m and lung trouble. oro. upOn tI\t' al·prugH. mllre thnn ~ixly tiealhs from consumntion e olf with Pll1m•• t of ",", as In Betore the ~arrlag~ that was called ) . -.. but tbat lines "'Ill bt Imposed arrived. Miller wa~ alkf'd hoW he came year_ It thl' Nr·whurgh £I,Iai'll "f IIt'nlth would lliSl,I8Y some,o( the re "'err u... to Burralo. He ssld thnt he went to for 11Ithll" hl'allh tlu.1 tit .. 71'al atlll <'lITlJ('"lnl'ss in mpasures to prevent tW 'he Informed health otllcers at DetroIt. . '11 Ih··III~.}'"-an'l . . and the officer. that h .. ~Ikh.. was a Sllrc·t\l1 IIf conRUm"IU)n which fnr winch The News coliii!'. sick man. lie aske" to be .e"l tn a melldH It -in lll.. a~UI·(·S to l'I't'I'''lIt Ih,' sllft'ad of smallpox whenever hospital where he could II IIe save<Iau" " the rav... att.nUon. He chorg .. d thntget themedIcal doctor ens.' I S . II prel,,' I IH' IIpI'P IOi'S, many II Vt'S WOIt. In the otllce told hIm to ItO to Burralo, lIr til!> tliSl'asp gr(,fltly (·hp('I((·(I. as It has hel'n III all cltll's whf're the antboriwhere the health authorities would care tit's UI'II ,Ining thC'it' <lilly Itt this mnller. The Jives nf persons carried doWil forDr. hIm. Greene '1\111 mftk~ Inquiries at the to 1tIlIIu"'ly gr:tI't'9 hy till' "whiff' R~()nl'g(" lire as preelolls as those of pet. Detroit "ffiee 10 ascertain If the young SUIIR who mlgl" ht' affllctp,l with ~maIiIKIlC; 1111,1 it rR tin leRH the duty of the Is speaking thEt truth. .." bealth IJllltrtl It) do what it (Onu ngnitlst ~ollsuml,t1on than a~ as It Is WQat to agnilt"t smallpox. Besitle,.. i[ it 1I'(,l'e nOI for nn occasional smallpoX $car,'. how won"l nnrhotly kIlO" WI' Itll I"e a BOlll'd oC Health in Newbu"""t ~;!"~~:n:t:~h!I:':t;Y~~." lball be the woot thorough 1 . . . ____ ft'l' I IAt ,"fl. I"!:!' _0, " t·Dt • • • ~dt U• • a •• lf'd C.nln .... Eyery poUoe captain hao Issued Into tbe men of their compursuant to a requellt from CornmlJaloner Grl\{'ne to Db the namll dl PEi §(JAs who allo~ dogs 10 run the streets un tagged unmuzzled. Man)' nam"" hA colleoted. The olfendln . ve be hailed to MuniCipal Co~r~" nets -------SlTFHlo,.N.. - ~ " T1d ~~~lmi.~:::~~~~; agaIn an<1 rll~~~~~~~;;d~:: Bptnlt the o"onf:l'rs don. The iloilo. yestero"er to the Corpora Ii"n atalt about 50 name. of ot- U the muzzle ordlnanf'P. aull. 1\'111 folio,,', as la8t and Ihe Impaslllon nt at.,,· ftnes to have the d•• lred re.ult. beet 'way to get o"er the rahl ••. " Grp.ene ysterds)", "hI to never and It every dog 10 mUzzled the 18 p;r.aUy reduced." ___ .~L~~,..... :..-~~-.- ...- ~~~ - y. -- ..-. ------------ ...------... _-----.-_______ ., f.'-.lL~ Bl'l='~lJ.~--~~·-y·---­ .7.-1905._ _y~y 2-n-+Q.(}~-·--·----------- .:.--=--"-QJ~i-,ti;R~ -\i;.~-­ - a~KMAN SAYS HE WAS ~"'ftT HERE. Dr. rrolter p (repe halth c:ommis.Ion'r. 'lU stnrte on ~e~t1gntlon of char~e~ made tn IIii'll th~t Ihe health. nutl~"r',I •. 101 n~t.· ,it plll"po~ely sblpped 8 'M!. mun to Huffslo. Intend It", Ibu. ;'; rl'l t1..OIA~!~"~ of a public patlonl. 1 he (·h.,,"rs aro routnine.1 in R s'or)' told to Dr. l:rcE"lIt"l Ii!' fohn \liIIE'r. ~t{ T'~ft" old, \\"1", "I'ut to tJw ·)IHteo of Dr. n~(>eDe tilt. Dltltnillg Bnd • k.,1 for medicol enre t? IJt: '\~nt ~mtIprlllg ·0 n ho~pitnl. Bu1falo a Bealth1 0it7. )fillr-r iit rr)m rhpl,l1H1{jfJln nnfl lung trlllbir. He 11'09 .em 10 me ,'OlInl,. ho.· Illtnl nfler ,,~ MtI 'old !lr. Ure.~e tl;~ i4l~~~' , t"f:'(1\rrl>ll to niJll\·~. . liller "'11. RIltIoring "er)' se,..rely whea he r('1tcolwt1 Ilr. (;ret'np'!' offi("e. Ilr. Clark marie nn exolnlnnlion of tho min nnti camp til th". ('unchls1on !btlt JIi1I@r wn~ in, the 'n1ti.l; f.ttng,.~ 01 pneulllonia tl8 'l\'f:'1~ 811!; Illl\'ing rbe\lmnti~rn and )nn~ troubl.. )11II,or wno n~kpll II) /JAy whpr. he ""me irolll nod h. r~plie,t thnt he to Bnlh:o from Detro. t nn.l added ' tllH he bud l'l"nch.d thi; city on n .,11m~ ,"~ospl. lIe declor ..1 that be pftid l\ I n81t 0 the henlth 01llrl".:'8 ot ilptroit I before he took the ,"ps.el for Buffnlo I Cllrne S~THERE ~OMDETROIT S - MILLER SAYS HE WAS HIPPED HEllE BY HEALTH A UTHOlLITIES. - Rwl thnt lip R!IIkpll tlH~ (If'troit official". At , DE .... Tlt R.-\TE 1.0W. to the annunl report Bent dlng Board of Aldermen yesterday commls810n~ Greene. the ent] him to a h"opltnl; lhnt n d,)ctor' to \ c Ith 10 the Oet.oit h.allh rlejlllrtntl'nt told hmt to 1;0 to Hu rTa I"••• ylu",. "" ,lill.r nll.. thnt thr henlth nUlhorilie. of In g.... Clt.t' ,wnuld ~h'e him prompt treat. lU!nt •• )flllcr S;1.j~ he WRS WltrlH"ll hy tIllS npt}'t)~t do("tur not tr, fliRt nnrLhil1g thiS ~~ath ~nte if~ f'!l:n~;;;a8ItO~e!~. ~~~ city of purr d on a p .. "utntlon of 400.I rato Is laSe 14 31 per thousan<1. and 000. nndth'e"~Bctun'1 resIdents of the city among d , was 13.50 per thOU san • ' ' I to the h."n.lh ,'llir"l~ or Hllfbl" rein tin, to h,. noll to th~ llelmlt depttrtrn.nt of hrnlth. II. adll9 thnt trun'p"rtn llou I on the Butt'alo nuthorlt~n&E.'rolah· til 'I1a :1n In\'eallgatlon by H 1" arE- made' An3 WIll rlr(curM for him CoO th. H ....I And , Will rollu~·. The: th ComrnlsSloner 'thnt he tll<o "nrne on to Rnffnill. years old H. man II John Mit If Dr. iln!<'l)e I. ahl~ to ,"<'!!'if), Ihe ou.rr.,rlriniow In the Ert~a~ea the- Ch:t.rg~s· .l->ry~ lIP prnpo1es to pUlh tbe nlatter to from rbeUm&tfunty HosPitaf . HI. oo.dlllon Iltn and lung the Imut. • said to he Charges that the D par,ment lHllvaded a dt: tro1t HtaJth De 1;UfEU.o•. -tL-YL _____ .__ _ .-- .-- ';-.-' Th 4eent report made by the state' Heall'"Department go!!e to show that there are IeWCities in the great EmpiTe State whie.h have 8 finer record for at Ifast physioal health. Out of nineteen cities the Il~ath rate of tbis city, basel\ Oil the March mortality. i8 14.1, pla.cing her third. anll only 8 tenth behind Utica and Auburn. which lead with 14 out of each 1,0000 population. Not only do .tatistics pro\"1' that Buffalo i8 one of the healthiest citieB in the State, but ranks favorably with any in the world, .a tact tlUI' largely to tbe cleanliness of her streets, the admirable sanitary oon·, dition. prevailing here. and tbe liberal! Bupply of water. whieb if not ample enough to suit many of us, i8 far in exe.s" of the majority of dties 80 large· y populate'\. Se 'ous Charges Are Contained in a Story Told to Health Commluioner Greene. !'lUll __ --.-c \ "BUFF.(l.LO, _~. ~ .-MAY. 3o.-~-- .. ·-·- .- WI A¥" 2-2 -1905------------------·---- --:- - ~!M.E&_. ....... -...... .. (JAIMS f ANOTHfR VICTIM SPOTTED FEVER CAUSES DEATH OF A CHILD IN BAft. NARD STREET. To prevent the Iprea4 of menengltls. Health COtDJ==I: loa. ordered that all In whose homes the 4l8eaH Ia Gt;JlIp lent. must not be permitted to school. All physlclallll have ~ strueted to see that th[. order JIi forced and the DepartmeatJ&,. . . . tlon h88 rec.. lved s[mllar The weather [s propltlou spread of the disease. It thlrht...' damp cool weather and ~un8hlne would break n_ Greenebesaid would fow lhls cases~"I~:~~:~;~=a rose and the sun The weather haa been I~ no Indlca.tlon of an changp. Another death occurred KIser Zallcke of No. 81 BI,""ara was the victim. The bO)' .... one-year-old 80n of Mr. and Martin Zallcke. He had been UI seven daya. Ye.terday arternoon~~8D~:~~ ws.s sen t to the houn t6 place and Mr& Zalleke mit him to enter the house. A"dnftll:~ that her home did not need w Ing. She ola1med that the from a. heavy cold. I commtssl~n~~er~~~~~~.~$~ Hea.lth fted the pollee tbJa ,.,,)m.an that the �Nrw YORK ClTYT- BUF-FAL_~!}~~_'y~_. ---.dA'rl 8-.--- • Am'.RT1~j;'g JII"Itt-Rel 1 FOny PURE MILK Health Depa.rtm~nt Begins Its Campaign to Protect Ba.bies of Tenements. as Most Persons Have :Been i"rI- f<i 'Delieve. The H.allh Departmenl has agdn beglll' ita campaign for pllr~ 'milk, M€'lsure'1 have be n taken to protect Ihe children Of the tenement. during tlH' warm E~a80n. ."hen t.he dnugl'r front Lijflp.a:~(ld milk i:'\ ,reatest. Tlle elLy connlmes nearly tI million n~l.l • ~It quart. of mill' every <lay. With the approaeh or hot wen.lhC'r a pure low~ prtced supply hecomes of "ital lmpor t nDI'":e to the babies or tbo poor. o~d ot oaly Ie's moment to the arlult pa'roD-l of lenelDent groC'erj p 3, dairy hmch('~. aid boUipj 111111< companies. TIle adf'QuRc:o.~ 01 thE" HE':\1lh Boar4& reg· ulation and iDfl.pf'crlon or til" roUk C'"mlng tnto the rlty is b'-n"" o~ ,pry iD'n'!l~diate Int.r•• t. It Is laid that the !le~I'h Boerd main· ta1111 a mor~ eft'ide-nt. roc,"rol of thf'l milk fUPPly than is done many olher Srt ,lt ty In tb.e world. and that t~lf~rr' Arc ffW, I ~)', cities wheTn Burh wholr,.om,c m'lk obtalnablo. A promInent l"ondon ph),siC'la.n said re- oently: ..It the J"ondonpr C'(luld lr-ar'l 'hp IlSU'l1 hlatory of bl. bottle of milk (rom the toWto his bOll:?:o bf'! W(lU 1<1 as soon drluk \t al if it We1"p. pt'\tS(lD," The New York ('on3Umrr m1y follow t~o milk from tho 'OW '0 hiB do.r .•cd if be 40e. h. will find that. wl'h r·w o«e1> tlons, it is car.fu"y bao(lIrd WHEN THFl ("Rl:F'ADI:: When thp b('larti b~gan W~S B&Gl " it;:l cru~ajc for milk, ~e\(\Tal yf'nrR l!go, condition" v(lry bAd in many of th," credm,"rl('"\ sllli worse on tbp farms. Th~ r1.rctransportation Will; un adu(ul J,lDher. milk ~':19 Irf"QuE"ntl)· C'~ur;pd several miln(lr.,d ntih.s In tllA hof:es: wpalhf'r nny provision whaH""C'C' for k~ep­ ('001. Judlrlou:3. r.ombim,Lon .,t I:'nnHuy and threa1s of cancrllrt;), p r- the crt'sm£'nl"s ha\'~ nlr.oad:-; bClPn ly Impro\ ed, and ~ campaign of ~tlll_ of lb(l r:;lrmpr h:\8 bj!>g~I\]. Xo milk 80hl In lhe I~tty ",:t1"I(lllt 3 Ilf'rrntt, convicfiolls of "il"ltattp!l ot the DerI!lallenlly C'fll1c('ls thE' pernl'. adult'r.l.tt"l with \\e er or rntlk wl~h at a [-"lrn~PI tOil 11lal~Y ,1tur· bat'- of o\' ' f Yahrrnhf"tt is ~"nc.(ln:nf'tl and Pn··mia,s wi\('r(\ It. ,.> f)lrt hC'! Opl'U l"'l the rle;.;:rllDellL'3 71 1 FlIpn, bnWf'Vrf. \\h,"n t!lI'\ roW.. i .Ib:" lutcly If'emlng , ... IIh gerrv" ~; tlh'V fr quenLly be 'ak~Il "fth·j~:l·l1nl!Y .&..n (~. aminal ion or the nllk r:JPp'1cd t'l hft variou pu; I!'" Instlt'.!'lo11~ ~,;r hlldrc.;l In N~w York (l.y tii!T'~cg th€ Gl'llI:Jrr or 1901 dlsclOSf'tl in 'Qllln o~ th,) Ja:np148 IT'ore r:"lon IOO.nop 000,0(10 bnc· ... !',). ;JCl' quart. Oespl1e the-st' \"pry ba.l r nrll"io'r18. no rpt,lcwic or inrantllf'O 810.. · ::l!33S OC f'urrflrl which could he lrarerl to the ni:l< Thes(> M,mewhn\ rrntnrlHlble facts \H~re hroughl out In an invt:l~tI~ation or t('n£' monL 1iousP milk by nr. \\9111iatll H. Park f'hiet of the hoard's rf"!'>curC'h Janora: orll'!. lIn found that rveu t hr. grocpty rnll~: ~ot41 In thE" trllC?menl rlJllltrJch ;1': t C::J ~ a q1htrt 18 a good infant (0001 it tl8 hnct ... · " cOlltent J8 low, and it It Is well hent d I.c_ ror~ \l$ln~. It may h(> woll 10 add how .. ever that a sf'ries of (>xperimflnt ~ 011 habtp8. wilh "nrious grades ot nll'k phoWfid :hal thos(o fed wi!h the ~CWf'"3t ba('tf'rla were th.... healthlrs~. It war found that Ihe tenrmPDt rnothprs barJ. al- roally Iparncd th~ vahlo of PaJitearizntlon and that ('ven ten('menl babies aro rnr~I)· fed raw mille Thp best milk olJtalnllble In ~pw York rluring 1902. furnishec1 by tv.-o of thQ hlghpst priced ('stabll!::hm' nts, ron tal ned an ,l"'~rngc (Jl w,oon.noo germs per quart Two bunr]I"('r} nnrl thll'ty·ninp di,ff£'T(\nt ,·arl(>tiC's or bacteria. l'£'gular frequcntf'ra of tho city'S mllk supply, WET .. discnvoreu., Eleven ot Ihes{' wpre PVil1ent1v f1t:rivf'd from grasB antI lia)-', twentr • x (rom ~ manure, five from rH~d. lllfl 1 ("oDsiderablo number from WU'('T The majjorl1y or thf" hart.:-ria ~nter in !.''"'m1 form or dirt ""'llh only mocll'rnte I le~n1ine5s l:Iu,~h as can he emplo),lIo hy nny farmflr wlt!:1 ~~. -MAY.-.2'(}l~QJ-­ MAY 241905 COM M f::RCIA ... / EXPhESS Dr. Greene W..i:iiheli to Keep Tabs on ItT Cases of Cerebro Spinal Meningitis. AS TO DISINFECTION. It Will be Required Hereafter, but Houses Will Not be Placarded for the Disease. D. JIpolth Commi .. ioner Wnller nrf'f'nt-> has ~l'lll nnti('f'~, as follows, tD e\'Or), phy.irinn In Buffalo: .. ltpP{1Tt~ ATe cnrrf"nl that cerebro Elpii~ prl''Vslpt1t in Borne plnr(l~. "~,"a .• the es'C'eptioll of isolated nat l11f'nillgitiH NIAGARA COUNTY . WANTS THAT Commit~ed Big POrt to argue for pat ~ Oft · NlagaJ"a Site. MAJOR wiLSON·s REPO Army Off' Icer says ff" SUPply can be Ob:~::cd,enlt ..... e LaIt. Ontario. ~ ,~ rOil LOCkport. Ma;;-ma.king a s'rong·ti,NI.gara "\Ill) ~ or an army PORt at t t~r the 10CaiIt "' .... lIng of 'III rt Nla~ara. 'lie Ing .....lth May:~e~I;;;" held th~ "'" A brlor flied b}' th eok Chalnaq :0 mfm'8 eornrnilt F'ort Niagara :~ a. e Butralo bUlitIft. o~ the Point that It i!<lod "'ater could b: :~tU~t. supPly • Al(alnst It was prod ; ned. 1I'1I",>1. by Major ("harl •• F ~I Il repOrt ... to the ol'(..,t lh~t ... 80n or tbe II&! Rnffnl" hu!o\. thus fnr, been compnrntivpiy frrf." from thi!!l tlispn~p in PUrp- water ('"uld b ufftclent IUPiIlf" whieh the- mortnlitr is so grent. But it ara. from Lakp Ont p IRokat Fort N"" ter ('ould be iakena~r:m e paid tll@ ... hf'hQO'f.'!I us to be nlert. The mrdicnl prllrp~lIIiot1 of this. ('iry Is eT"er ready to enough from the h a pOlol fir tert Iy sat.. • ore to make il PItour vddlng Bpprpcll'lbly 1"0 11':i exp(':l " Cf)"npfratf' "h{'r~ life is At f'tnke, and I, that la, f'le311 pulls. c:loth3. rS!'1f or I"'ot' f I tllt'reinr(', rp.~vectfnlly requpst that all t MaYor Wllbeck appointed a 'OItIttit Find hHnd~. R. fatrly dC!all pla .... p '('11"" D . no;: (,8!'i(':S of <"PTPhro ",pinal mpningitis coming fe ot 25 to apPf'ar be-for! the • 1ng, and Ii deC'enf contillioll of lhp COw .. unr1tlT YOllr oh~(>n'atjon be reported to board ~'hpn it "(!'itR Buffalo in J arm, l1dd~r, mtlle. when tlr~' rlrawn. will lOt Ihl' ht'8.lth df'pllrt1T1E'nt. At the same arKue tor Fort ~lag8ra John Ime 10 BV6l"agn in hot wc-ath('!" ~ver :-:o,nO I) bll"time thi~ (lepnrtnwllt will wplcomp nny rltt l:q chairman and th~ co A.~. feria per -:'. c. J! cooled and kept. at ilO Stlagf'Ntiollfl t"WRr(1.~ prp\'entini thl, drs-- ClhUdeA: Rlohard ('rowley. D~~!tllI"I"~ pcgrl~es F. It win nol contain s' thf"' (lnll of thirty-six houre o\'el' tOO.OOO bactrria ea'Jc from obtninlng n foothold. Or f'radi- (" w 0 I. leadln..... th e;., "I agarn <'ounty ftAt. .... per c. c. This i!!l tho grade of mi11' rl'("sting It in CBse it should hpcome ppiulhb.rt W. Pound. Judge Hicl\r' Qulre-'n In all the- hospitals undl'l" c!ly demie here-," ~ayor 'Vltbe~' k, !!fvt'ral (ormflr rna ' mRnagf'IDf'nt, "Yf'!='I" tnany of th~ phr~icinn~ who city and county omelal. and prom: "If, howev~r." said Dr. Parle, "no milk h&\"('1 r('lC'(>i\'(lll thl'@e cnrds already ha"e butlline!'lR and proresslonal~men t wtlh more 1han 1 ,OOO,IHlO ~(>rrns per ( c, comnHlllicntell with nIP:' SBid Dr. The Gorge Railroad ComPany IiIo IR ~plJverrd tn the ('onsumer. ~ grrlat l'11<1rf'PtH' whem n... k(lti if nny int(,>rE'~t was wU! ,ppear "t Bul'(.lo to repeat Iii .. pre'lpment will In.~,"." 'bitt is thf' fi!l!r]{lard now enforrt;d by bC'int: tnkrn in tlu.' mnlh"r hy the doctors sura nee. that It wIll double USlracQ tt the Health Dcp<lrtmenL to whom he hft3 !".pnt thE' llotires. "For ne('e~!lary, and double Its capacity to (>xnmph, nnl' welHmown ph:r~icinn ~top· Insure ndf''luate tran!lpOrtation facUl. prtl InP on the gtre<"t thi!i morning nOll tips to the rort. Young~to"'n has appOinted a (ommtt, snill that he had n 8u~J:'€'stion to make ~Uf.fAl:_~,_~~_ which, 1 think. i~ fl ,,"pry good onll, nl- tf'f" to gl"t !lam pIes of Lake Ontar1o Wa. though 1 douht ,f it eon he adopted be- ter to be tested for UBe in thls_ <am"".. cause of lark of fuwh, "This (be-tllr tltolll:ht thp dty flhionld est'thlish 8 (l',;inf('C'ting plnut wlwrf' cnr~ -------BlrF FALO(,N.-Y~,-_ ~ ~W8-------:--=pf·t8 Dod nthpr ItOllSP fnrci...;hlng~ ~onh1 hi' Ilis!nf(>(·tE>d in CRi-'t'S of this dil"enfl~. Such n plnnt Jnhrht ro~t ~f>T'eral tho\l~ -------~,17l.r2'~ ~-'- ...Jsand dol1ilr~ to hlli1d. f"qltip nnd opf'rntr, '0 I donht if it cnn be bnilt. III the .b11'('11('(' of ~u('h A. plnnt, howPypr, thp de-'1f;-~' -pnrtmC'nt will {li~illrpct ju!'Ot os it dO(l~ )/on', Club of Cal'·11 now in ('n!ile~ of ~("nrl(>t fe-ver, ~mn.l1pox w' ('lO~l' the liPuon with a nnd :sirnilnr cli5("n).('~. "~p rli!''tinfPet with ~j ,Friday tile ~t1th, IJinnfr fnrmnl(ll"hnle· in ~u('h rn!l~S nnd with Sf' ·ed ;11 the re-fertorT at i litood r('snit~. Yes, )"('In JUay ~ny di"in· Jlrvwpt. ..l larL:"e ntteDd8~(,~ is.IPIM I I r.etion will he relluired for cercbro The guest of honor nud speaiH' rllll spinnl mf>llin~itis." en'ning' ~s Dr. WDlt~ W "Art' thpre mo.ny {"n!'l:f''''~ of cerebro spi· fnlo's f'fflci{lnt Commi!'lsioL.f'r of Hi nnl mf"ningitis in Buffalo:" Dr. Br('ene who will spook on Cub •• her Lit~ I ",nil askNl. ty nnJl Resl1l1r~s (illustratetl wlm I·XO, W(~ bny('tl't hnd ~o TPry Tusny, opti(~'Jn), lmt wr hn'\'"(' hOf1 ~t:'yerl\1 deaths from the ~Irs. Willi.m Frozor Osborne..tlit Dr~aded epotted fever, medlcally! !lisl'n~e. I rall't Fay jUl"t bow mnnr known as c--ere-bro~Rplnal mentng1tLs, has C'nfo:('S tlwrn !UI' ill t11e city nt the pre~('nt Mnrg3r~t O:o;h()rne of ~lInlmer Itreet.-, caused seven d.eatha 80 tar this mcinth. timp nnd eonf'Pqnent1y can gh~(" no per· 8 '"PIT enjoyablE' tP:1 yesrf'rrluy aftfIiIiI I a. decld<--d Increase over previous months ('~ntng'p. of {II'nth rntr, hut thf' rl.enth rnte in hOllor of till' senior rloss of 8t. this year and over the average death in this <li~pn~p is yt'r~' high, rnllDin~ J!'Hrpt'~ ~rhool. The hO\1!'c ""I pntdJ J rBile in Butralo trom this disease. from :;U to 7~, pel' (,Put, 11~('kpfl with b)ns.~om~. Rnd th~ tablt ~ "Buffalo, 80 tar, has been oompar- "JIl)retofore Jlh~'ldciRllS hayE' not l'!'port· Ih{l tlinin~ room was adonted with AI" atlvely tree from this dtsease, There t'11 ('n~rs of ('('n'lll'l) f'pinni nlpninJl;itis. gUl'rilf':." )rr~, Yon "·inkle of St.&is no epidemic now," said He~Com- '111f1 riwrt' j!O no orf1innnee nt pr('~ent to ,mr£'l'l" a~:-;.istt"d in rf>reh'lng the ~ mis.sloner~ene today. HAs a. m&ltter ;'omppl them to 110 ~Ol hut I hUlie thRt and til(' othE'rR unh"unetPd 1tm 1[. of precali"£ml, however. I am it will hC' (11'111('0 for it is the onb' wor in I.orniue ~bf'nJlan. :\li"ll' Eleanor lIDI. tng notk~.. to ph}-elcl .. n. request-. • t rI r'" ing >that all cases be reported to the ",111rll we ('nn kN'P :1n Rccnrn e r£>co I )II1's :\hrjnry Fulton, )!iss Ruth ala Health Department. The rec(uX\ ot or the tliS(>RSl', Thnt we hnye n n~l1nh(>r )1;:':-. r'llrJ!'tip )lea.ll!'l. ~Ii!'~ Yirdnil BIIdeaths SO far this month is out or pro- of ("a"I'~ ill the ('it~' nt th~ pr('!'rnt tlmp i~ 1et[, :\[is:o; .Jace ,,'heeler, :'Ifill BellI portion with the previous months and ~hown <by thr fnet that therf 1\·ere thrf'e HC'('kl'r. )Cit'..; Roth Hanford IJld .. show an increase. or fonr Ili':lths in thf-' Pfl~t month. "\\e Xt,llip, Ht'lltlheim, :\fi!'''; J..oTejorandXs The last dea.th waf' re'f)or:ted ye5teT- hpnr of thf'~ll ("8J1;(,S, nnder prf'spnt (,OlllU· ,rillinru Rl)s:--:ter "'ntH!oO pr~ld" It ir day. Mrs, Mary ?larkell, 35 years old, tions, ollll' when cl~nthH ocC'ur." ten uro:o;. assi~U'd hy ~Iiss EaIdkrIt ot 1698 Blley ..\'enue. died a.rter 8f1 111- "If -otl rOO\\\'re ~is'\lIfertin" of hou•• , 0 t 'I' n-altl ness ot 25 days, I .' I '1: 1 II will yon Risel mot nf Hnmiltou, n".'O ISS ~'Ufj Deaths previously reported this month W WT(I tIt' (l~t"~SI' O('f'llrR, '?" Humhl1r<'ll Ilf Roehf'ster, llW .. tollow: Joseph Letol, 1 year, 11 l-1aiden rpljl1ire pJrH'tll'£1lTlg of tho~e hOl1~e5!,. Dr. J{()f1H'r, :'1hss l"rnu('{>s lIil1 and ~Ratl • Lane; Kaiser Zul1cke, 1 year 31 Df4r- ttrrc'ne wn~ n~kt,u. ,. IItllUlill. Todny ~rlS~ Chrl!';t1e ~Id4s" nard street; Wadl~lau8 Gauska, 2 years, ".\'"0," snid tilt' hpnlth ("OmmlS~loner~ wrtainf'd nt IUllcbl~Oll for tbe cla.. 38 Curtiss SlTeet; William Kr ..mer. 6 ""'e ('OlIldu't do that if we wonted to_ y<'ars. 24 Mplvln Place: Agathy Meyer. for tho l'PIl"on th.t th ..rp is 110 ordlnnneA 1\<,16. FAtO N. T> 11 YE'ars, General Hospital; Charles to rNluirC! it'ln:.rwny 1 00 not think O~T 1 Curto 23 years County Hospital. . . '. -. I . In january and FebruaTY there was it i~ nf'C'(H~SA.n' •• for ~ll phys Clan~ nre , 1M'. onp death each month trom spinal men- thorollghiy famihnl' WIth the d.ng,,", of 'I:1W IngiUS. ln :'olarch and April there were this dioens. nDd. undoubtedly. tb.y take four deaths eaeh. Laf§t year 42 deaths ('''('n' rr~~(,f\\ltlon to pre'n"Dt noy Fpr~nding ~NQUIREfl occurred from thl~ dl..Beusc. of the (liHcnSE':' CUf'P"', ne ________ _______ lIAy2tUJ9Oi ----------- -. N - .. S£V[RAL CAS[S Of f SPOTT[O f[V[R. 1 Seven Deaths So Far This Month, an Increase In .. cn.,tw. Usual Rate. *" send-I T'!ot. rousldpr such br.dies an rcJaxlnR' onf vlgllanc~." ex .. statpd at the offiC(l ot Dr, F,rnE'"~L consul.lng sanit::tri:ln for the that moat of thr. Inlog p 11('1'li· gone Into l11P scheme. . of the nf,wpr rNllliremt'nts or tit ~ cod~ which heF,i probably haft to dl) with impro\'"lng th(> supply anything p!~" IR t.hat rngard.int; . The limit nt "!"l'teTlal ,·qntarnlnc· now pprmitted is 1,O:10.fll'>0 be! ~t:'rli1. ('uhl~ ('€'ntimeter Tbls ts eq·liv.1' el nt R bill1oa. 11"1,"t,.rfa r'f'!" Cllla'·t Ir aT(I: founfl tile nl:lk Is ("on this figUr p th.~ total rlaily iq of microb('8 ill th·" mOkju:lpl).· 6fiO.flOO,Olln .01 111.000 II) r:8y, sri nc(' Of'd :he 80·' 1.1!~r! cranlts nnUOl1(1"'~ tha.l· :his Vilst 'Mnft slight rnpnacc tn thp vubl1c he li)h, onlv when IIA l111J:1h"T",'> Ar(> l 7 MAY 2 ~Uf~-O,~ .. Mfi.Y 27 1905 liMES multi· limps i-; tIl'" dangf'T point D""ehl~d. Th(' stllrtv or ~,"'rrn3 In mll'{·haA R ch:1ny,(> or'(1plnll1ll rftognrdl'lg hacm'any poll lit 1011 . •"--,-,. absurd. tn sa\' that :\ (IUart of Ining !mn.ono~ooo grnwlng mi· 13 whnlf"aornp. btll 111(' rt'3ull of trrve"Uga.tion!t. II If! H ..,ld. Indicates fs trup. Up 10 f\ C'f"rtaln point l'~~~~d~~i~:~rl0:n lIJ\lk. inl'T(,Rslng without alld t~ f t r! l , i cr N. T. MAY ~J R 1905 ~l TH -OE-P-AR-TM-EN-U F' 811 ~,\'ITHJ~fi '1'UFo AFTER COMMISSI.' Now the BUmmer "-Ith It the !rul t of the Health DeIPartmtilt mllllion H_lth ������.. BlU;--f~LQ-, N. ---1I~,t'Jl - '905 JijN 1 - 1905 - -EXPRESS · FISHERMEN ARE . flPOr\:ft~~e~:!;o;~ f SEEING VISIONS "U~EALTH. boy did not ~ean any uaemblyman. HI gu_ ludny luterto let him go alo_ an,d etatenlents. In ad- D . f-til --. B ttl l'Ight ,rAtifying mcts and figures reammg 0 e mlF!y a ea aab," So the tearful little fen- ..... all_-loW death-rate in Buffalo they are to have With the ed to resume h1lI burden of llab, and be hume" away .. rut .. JdI lep could 1001. ,amy 'Loure· caM')' him. of the work of the De-. The mu.callonge ca.u,sbt In tI1e Nlec,.... •.so.f dwellings in which a.ra river run ail the way from .Ix l .~ dlseas" have ocponnd. up to 40. Of course, the 40of reeordlng bill! been Hu d .. - f S will d d pounder. are few a.nd tar between. Two tbe past yenr wberen reu:' 0 • portsmen . eileen or three a seuon are about all tha.t are contagious disease is on River ln Rowboat FlotiUu. caulrht. 1\Io.t of those captured run from twelve to twenty pound... Th~ ......at the particular dweiling. 10 Rivermen .IY· put up splendtd ftlrbUo. Probably not and proper dlslnfeceov~ tl period of the Asse.sor Eddie Vol". Dr. Emest one halt ot th_ that are booked are Wende, Hea.lch Commlasloner Walter D. ever landed. The7 have .. flne trick ot 111 accessible. so that Gr~m a.n4 a host ot other mu_nOnge .trlklng their tall agaInat a _ t ,uat dwellers CAll ascerlain epee sUo went to bed lut nlSht with ae they are abGut to be bauled In over I, attendant upon visions of &reat ftghte on the Nlapra the gunwale_ Thts trick often brea.\ul The Commissioner river today- This Is the ftrat day ot the the hook out Gf their moutha and tbey pod reason to commend open aeaeon tor mneeallonse and hun- go darli nil' a wq. A falr-alzed one canthe "fomlga tlon corp .... dreds of real aport amen win descend Oft not be landed In a boat unle•• Olle baa the river In row~t ftotll1all this mDnl- a. gat!' hook. The avera.ge mullOallonao tr aJI7 objections are made tug. One local rlvennan lut nlsht aald ftshennan uBuaily take. a strong gal! peJicllIlel'Il; on tbe coutrllry tbe that all ot hla rowboatll had been rent- alon, with him. When no galf ItI aboard a favorite way of landing a big mUlcalI lIallerlll rule, gr1teflllly rll- ed days ago tor to4a¥. f lCt is lIoted thllt ,.jnee tbe Some bl. museallonp are tak~n out longe I. to row &abore. jump oat In the' of the disinfection service of the upper NIap.ra. river every year. Ihallow ....ter and draa the ftah up .,. , tuberculosis has bee~ They uaually are cauabt early In the the beach. _ n o One favorite around tor tbe ; , t1~:o~rbI17 ~he past Ii..e years museallonge ftsbermen In the put wae i~ dl8lnfected. the stretcb ot harbOr lIOutb of the BuffalOOn btl..., for the lirst 10 Yacbt Club dGwn to Geo~ "treet. BUFFALO, •• ~ .... ~.-.~ ~ -~. _.... _...... .~Il'JI, well-equipped Qoaran- Some good catches were m&da mere the The long, .tubbom fight ~t f_ yea.rtL But It ta fea.re4 that iDadtutlon ... 111 be well rll- lUle cooatant drilling and bla.atlng tI1at bave been gotug on In that vletnltY tor . CommisslOner takes DC- lsome months and which attll continue ~ tbat tbe geographical have driven away all kind. of ftah. So and ber intimate It Is not expected that the local II*el'great centers of pop_ 'men will pay .. much attenUOill to that Ild.s, renders ber peeu- particular &ro nnd thl. year . . they Ie the f . laave In ths put. . 0 eplOne reason wby this wu al....TII • ",.tllpD,ti:1,f dISease 'hat ma7 sood muaeallonge cround Is because of IWWh,are than within her own tbe dense grGwth of weed.. The mua- A.nimal that belonged to Michael notnble tilat a1- cailonge likes to loU In tbeM underJ. Lillis found ravin, ~~;:::~~ of smallpox hn. water crowtha. Thle I. one balIlt wblcb and is ·s hot. !:' of contagion Intra- makes ftahlng for the samy monlter With tb iI more dlfticult, for the lpODD. and gang of e ne,.. os- hoob that are trolled throUSb the i!III!'""~' tile means of protection water are constanUy becomlna cloa&e4 Inv.lliona of tbis kind with the weed.. The mullCllllonp ftaherman, .. lOOn . . the weeds an aro- Health Department Authorities feared eDb.nced. GHene, evidently baaing up well, IIPOnds about halt his Ume Epidemic and raided Dop of on the report of expert cleaning bls rlgstns. the Nelcbborhood. ~_Iders that tbe • f Several parlle. today will try the waonrce 0 a tel'l!l In the vicinity of Elmwood Beach. lIbouid be ,:n tbe and along the Canadian a.l de of tbe upFor tea.r ot an "pldemlc of rabies and wben this per portion of Grand Island. Some ot aronnd Abbott road and Elk etreet, ftve fact, as it wlil be In the best catch.s lut year ....ere made doge trom that nelpborhood were takthe Buffalo water SUp- ! In that senera! locality. Another good en to the ponnd IBlt night, and anoth. ......._., 11'111 be pure, wbolesome, . plaee I. at the toot ot Grand Ialand, er belonstng to a non-compliant owner CIIe poaslblllty of co to . _ el08e to Buckhorn Island. althougb the will be taken thl. morning, or BI Boon n mlD4 mUllcallonl'e aeem to favor that point & ae tbe order 18 I!sued. Dr. C. F. Du. . little later on In tbe aeuon. rand ot the health department called up The El<J)rHS last nl,ht to ask thlt of book disiufectlon carCaught by Trollin . nn,l Ilt tbe Muscallonse as a rule a.re' ftsbed tor all owne.. of doP In that neighborII 10 sntlsfactory that In Niagara river by troilins· The ft.h- hood send their doP to tbe pound, In each of tb. "rman hires a rowboat and a man to ....here tbe,. will be kept under observaA notable advance h.. row It. while he hlmselt llit. In the tion till it I. certain they ar" not afIn . treet..,nr sanitation. atem holding on to the trolling line, IIlcted. Th" ftve dog. a.re Bu.pectM of bavlna agrees wltb the Com- which, with Its array of spoon, brlsht been bitten by ados oWlled by Mlcbael . featber~ and hook... I. drassed throuah J. of No. I Bar: ::;"S8't 7 of thorough the 'lVater. In taet. mOllt lI.hermen .... IIOU1'eft of I1lPPI7 WGu1d lalllrb at the Idea ot catcblq • d~ Provfalon for mUllC&llOllP any olbllr way In th_ for this purpose has bIen pa.rta ot the countrY. be lIPpoInted oatil Yet what mq have been the first taken In tbe Nlaaara river :')jrMlcJilr. ~olltaona ltaIi~ THE SEASON BEGINS TODAY _'_.- JllN-l-~ -1905---- §'xPI§a·.--- - FIVE DOGS ARE UNDER SUSPICION f HAD BITTEN OTHER DOGS .0- Departme~t �BUFFALO, JUN 1 1905 NEW-QUARANTINE \" HOSPITAL RAPIDLY NEARS _COMPLETION BETTER THAN REGRET. AI~ dy reporls are made of a tear of a the tOI" fear lha t there may be Buch un epidemIc In the Vicinity ot ground£t ''','st !;"IJeN, just nt the southern edge ot Buffalo. the'Dog of Arthur D. , Eiss, of Corporation Buffalo's Future Home for VIctims of Contagious Diseases a Model in Counsel's Office, Looks Every Detail ...--Estimated Askance at Master, Who Cost $50,000. Enforces the Law. UNMUZZLED PUPS CAUSING TROUBLE The.. are the Dog Day.. although Ceniculul II not In the ascendant, The ....ath.r conelltlo.. preV&lllng at the p."..nt time ... Dot luch thai make the canln. & particularly dangerous anImal. And yet the old familiar warnIng "B.ware at the Do,," Is ,'ery much In place. The fact Is the Dog Day' are confined to the lIunlclpaJ Court_ Owners of the unmulIlf'd dogs are b.lng hauled before tbe city tribunal and ftned rllbt and lefl. During the PMt few days no lea than UO owners have been Aned Dr eentenctS luspended on paymf"nt ot coats. The eonstables are reaping a. rIch harveflt 1n the way of tees. ~(lme ~r· sons O~o'D yeUow dOl'! and Mme ('18 i m title to do," ot arlltocratlc jl<'dlgre., Theore are 150 more o",'nU9 to be ar· ralgned, and the end Is not yet In lIght. ' Arthur D, EllS of the CorporatIon Counl!lel'a otnce hU the matter in hand and Is commenelDJ the prosecutton of the cas.. with such mere>- that tt Is extremely doubtrul If he wlll ever he able to keep a dO( ot hll own at home. Dogs ha ve lood memories. W mlsBionl'r Q.wtf.no who labored hard and often to gt:'t th(' munlC'lpal authl1rlll('s to Flart this stl'ucturo. It5 estimated cost Is $.0.000_ "The completion (·f the new bullrllng removes the fOfllle-r huftltutlnn which had outgrown Its usefulness hy reason oC age nnd df'cay. anel ' ...·here it was an Inhumanity t'. doml~llc the sIck," sal<l Healt!t C<im,nlsslllnr r ~mc thl. morning, The de-finite location of the n(>ow 11()~­ pilat was a malter of hitter t'lh!ICu88ton and str1!e Sn the Common .-'0l111Ctl. The pe-ople of that scction o[ lhf' city &tn·nuou~I)· OI)P~(...rl tit .... construction oC tho hospital 1111 the lands fturrounlilng the oln pt"lsthotls(', but their (>frnrtR were In vain. They clalmt'd that th('rewas dang"T, I)wlng to tllf~ BurroundlnJ!:s. o( contagion ('mRnating (rom It. Dr. Greene states p"slll\'~ly that with the prpsent ma.nner (If conducting suC"h an institution, couplpd 'tvtth thp scienUftr disinfection. thp danger 1s not a practical possIbility, Dr. Green., say!:! th~ resltlP.'nts of tbn t ;.1ectlon rannot help"'ulQrlmlt the removalot thE" old broken-down huHdlng nnd I~~ TPplacempnt fly a modern structure wllJ SlId materiallY to the features of the nP.lghbnrh""~, WhJ1~ tho hospItal I., as yet. only Intended for the cure of small- - U)CKPo":'r. i'i. ~ JUN ORK on tho nf'W Quarantine Hospital In East Ferry :itreet is Ju'ogre:;:lslng flO rapIdly tha.t thA building wllJ bo fI'ndy for occupanc)' l!y next iall, 'rhe appronchlng compieUon of -tho hulldlng furu15h('s a source ot sutlsfal'tlou to J1t'lllth C{\m- City'. \ itul ~tDl . . tlc,"., CTORS AfTER 'Health r'cmnllssloner WaltH D, 3rt-ene calls ;ltte-ntMG Ule city'B THE l"UILKUEN laClr-of proper flreproof ,'aulls for the ,.... I eafe keeping of the records of thE' l'pon the requ-;;; the health C Ca rr auClt~, State ~!~t~o~n R, Earl to the Ton.... nSPettor., tested the nlUk ~da. HBler_ b) the deal. Ing sold to gOt wi tH, who had tor a tew d~ to the Intended llng of the boa~: alter lhe la8, was dISCU'1iI), • at whIch the that they~' consunler. reb<tter qualtty ::e receiving a "There are irlck mllk thao beonly becomes n s In all trades next to • fact Of "OS'ar)' tor on. e\ery dealer to b Interest to ali the same," -as t",!co me cogniz.ant of the In,peetQ" ~Xplaoatlon of dealers ~'.. to::d EverYone ot with the reqult.me to be complv_ lllallAetors bave UII ot the law lately, but her beeo busy i Q hat th,e1, "/11 ':fter It I. exto visIt tho To' Jlveo '0 op_ Y. to ~Ook loto oa"and" (re'or the IIJJlk ,not Ooly th ,'lolatlOllI ot ~PPIY, but a18~ L'ODle under their • health I." ,"'>rI11.S ~. 1. 1QIIOrvislou, nIl O~CUIT('nce which will emphasIze the neglect to d" ns at the coet man llfe, has b~en don{'. B\j~F~LO, N. r. ___JU.NJ_ - _'9.05 . b.t>l,QUIR£R ;' OWNERS AND MILK PEDDLERS l 'ST n. the school vacation e&'Jn. the Health Department start th~ an"!!'!!at disinfection .eh I books. Th Is I. an Im'PCll'ttIil1~ fpe 1 ur~ o( the work of the depart.m.etit. 'l'Jll)l',trRllUS uf bouks are dally used IJt the public Pehoul •• and when a. /IrtM1t graduat~H i.l 11CW tC'Jt8,de of pupils ~ UI' t1w old book., The dl.lnfection I1t public schou I l!ooks Is an Innova.tion bi )I€>alth methods Intl"\)duced a sbort time nJ:u by Health CUllllulssioner Gteene, "n.1 Is bltJ I1g adopt~d In other clUes. In Tt fl'nlng to the \...·ork. of the department. !Jr. Gn'ena said this mortlIng: !s t "'S and milk pedownE'"~8 t~el~o l'p.rmitS by JUs~~ ('3M:! exIsts lhu,n by books which have u('en In use by J,.It:!TSOCIlS 8utrdring from ALa, N• l !( y r. JlMEa "1\"0 greater nlethod or spreading dla- dlf'rs take Ou be a.rrested anc\ pro 20th the)' will C m1n!Gcgner Gr~ne. ted by Health 0 .,"5 ukase this cU ,... eene de\1verP'rr 1 JuteCtiuu8 maladies. 'fheir struct1l1"8 Sill] arrangement Is pecuJlarly con4,.. ch'e tOI' gerlns a.nd micro-organhllD. lUI k III tht'll' various r~ce8se8. and fo tht!' SUDltJ n:aSOlls also dIfficult tor ella1nrectlon, The uupartment. ho,,'ev,r. utlt-r much (:trort. has succeeded In de'v ising a practical way. and which teat. hcn'~ demonstrateu to be emclent. In th~ abSence ot means to carryon thl4 dlsin1'ection, th~ department can operate but meagerly 1n the field ot school- I book disinfection. deslrablo as It may l be When callell upon. how~ver, from i th~H~ to time, It ach.1eves something, But nothing Is dune cu,nlmensurate with its Impol·tunce. It Is hoped the ground may soon be co"er~ in an adequate lnhnnE"l'. In thl8 co..nnectlon 1t 8eema PT. '_'I'r m~- BlIFHtO, '11 JU!I\ ~. Y. T - 190' ---Jmr t - --1905-' . l>ertlnent to say that the Buffalo PublIc Library carrle9 on Its own d191nfection, being promptly Inturmed by o~ de. IJartme-nt of eVflry ca!l0 of cont O~8 diMenses whert!upan. it books are n us~ in tho Camll)' Indicated. they are treated accordingly. t f tI D "The method of book dl~hl~~ ~u which has ht.-cm adopted and It)' been found to gl"e the utmost 8eoU~ so' Is fortunatl'ly most simple; 80 roue why t ha t there would u.PlJcnr no re~d~\" to Q;W.l d~ Tie Rev, Dr. HU1",ter or the Centra P'e's1;:rtertan Cburt"h 8&Y8 that his ex, p4[lIncc In \'I~e cru.ad •• has been thaI 'the moment th€'re Is a prospect or a fight the prl.lmto(>nt laymen ot tht (-hurches turn hE't' O and run. Thl$ I~ only another proof that money Is nn ' tho prOCI:88 should hot be eXhe auball ~chool books, not alone t ose jcct to Infection. ld b' III "\Yt'rc this done, safety ""'OdU b • llpro: Dr. Hunter the l'euJly courageous mcn arc tlle poor devils Ilt~le or no mono aured tlnd economy a URine ) longing the period or their utility. Tb 8 t looks are simply dusted. shaken OU, ~nd placl'c] IJuntalh· open.~u~d ~:~: rlt~ of Shl'1\'('9, baC~ t't~\\cover" In thIs mg upon the ellge 0 r le88 ol'~ned. "al" the lea \'e8 are Imor~ 0 formaldehyde Sl "Ing aceess a ~'t in operation and gp.l1erato r Is t~~~e~mltted to permeate the fumes ar rated leaves tor 11 lJutthrough th1e :e~t lhne, stmple as this flclen t }ll"rT~ced uro appears. It Is found mode 0 Pt mcient and It can ..be'itlir,IlC"'tto be r!r~ all interested ommen l It ill to be hoped ~~S~~\~i:lo;a)., It will be foulld prla.l:'OI'WiI t? BUFfALO, N. y~ JUN 8 - 1905 8 c.VD Q.r:: ~ ~ ! ~u tact that tOllr snldfl"'T8 who ha.,,~ turned to Fort rm'ter [rolln F'ol't ar& are ill wJtl\ )hotc:l ("Vft.r N1 lihould be an fmpre~~lv(~ R;rgument with the War Dcpartml'lht ago:imn (>stobIl!"lhIng & large army post at Fort Nla£,ara. It has be"n ehown Ih. t tho> wat.r 8U!'>- hu- .muzzled, 01' they should be kept JJP where thE'Y can do no harm, '-BUFfA'l{),- ,-Y.. -- ,wbo hOo ve at a 'rhere may be no danger; It Is ad" mated there is 110 rabIes now; but lL Is bettr'r to prevent trouble tban to w('re trPllhld most succ~'~orul1y without n. lIlnglo dE'nlh. an f'xcrll£-ut I'f'~ suIt In ,'lew of thIs antiquated and 111a<lapted hospital." 'rhe method ndopt.d by thn d.partment In oIeaJlng with this malady Is, It. pOSE:lblco, to flecure the r£"Jnoval of the patlentll to th" hosllltal, and, by "acclnaUC'll~ disinfection ann quarantine-. glvf! protection to every person brought In ("(Intact with tho CAfleR. 80 rIgid has he~n thl. system that up to nat£! thE'rc has not ~cn a case ot ex· t£'n810n reported. Bureau of YHnl Stl\tt~ti('!'l, In case of a fire In the ~[unl c lpul Building these records might be uestro)'cd beyonJ re1,l!act:ment. eXlrE'mf"ly scn!lill\"e thing. may ~'('t d18co 'n T that from unmuzzled dogs before there may be year en tbne the< to gUlll'(\ agRlnst possible harm caRes In the Quarantine H()~J)ttal last "'T~:' cow ~, GREENE'I;! WARNING, onawanda Residents Com. plalnlng. ,'iesars Carr and Earl Made One Visit. It seems that It is renlly authorities In Lockport did somethlq munity 18 g(·neraLly well prot~ctojJ at. prespnt through lheRA means. 1'tH' Ar ilon\cll)al l1ulltUng '0 PI.f·~ tor tIle SPE ,'elopmN11 of th. awful disease J4J1'f 5 -190S JUN 4- 19 D~IRY Burralo ha,'e been well taken, but theJl an, hl'lllg followed up by a demaJld th<lt ~Ii dogs III lhe Infected nelgbboiJ hood be ~akell to the dog pOUDd wbere contagious dlseaSl?8. 8S Is the custom of other cltl~1I. This woul~ ohvlate the n£>('e:::.sity or Rt'ndlng FlUCh patients, at a lArge expeneo lo tho ell)" to private Instl t u tlons, "The googmphlcnl p081tlon ot Buftalo," f'nhl Dr. (jl'£'cne, "anrl het Intimate ft'lstton with the grf'ut c~nterB or por,ulation on nll .lct~8, rE'nd('r her pt"cul"rly liable to the pOB1'lbllltle8 or ("pictl"mlc ot. pct\tllenllul disease that rna,,' develop cls~wh(~rfl than within our n,,·,. hord~r8. It has been notnble that almo~t every '\'Isltatlnn or E'mallpox has been tn {'onl!I!Quence of contagion introduced from wIthout. .. Every method 19 nriopterl to secul'('o prolE'ctlon Rnd immunity by sYf.:tE'm:ttlc vaccination In thl' puh~ fU"jlOols an'" elsewhE'rfl whl~n the ind~n 1'30 Pf'ftillent. and it Is hpllt""cd that til(' com- BUFF4LO, N. . ",l't;I)t1-SUN The prpcauttonary measures ta~ hy th" police and health authorltlea of pox pati('nt8. he BAya it Is hopf'd, In thp. neur tutun'. lUI sphere of usp(ulnes8 will he pxtended flO as to InrJudt~ other :OU '. .~- _ epld('mlc of rabies among dOgB. )lort stating that tbere are -rrrll'r.R "O,tft:Ll!~'" DOG~. ~~ Ill,' t.d' I"P r~ 'J! 1 1:1 In ~ (.:' y, U.' \V,lrk '1: ,Jog ... ,,', 3<'r ba, hee', Ilr!e ,pulJ::t: I», I., (' ~ lni\' :()C~')' 'nT t,11 Pr('\'tll'ln ot Cru It'\" '0 .\"llnll.ll l'ntrl AuI'";. J. l"'.'j. fll 'tJII 1, j:"" Un Ill"n \\,1[') tLe n{-t~ (,1l1,(ur II ,.'C, ill'': (,iwncr tl d~, fI',ed {I: J of lb "C ,II'! rnt' 1'( muln-l(·) ",'('r.) k::j •.:!l by :'!- jlhndu· 'lor F(JI' "r !)l£! y,\ f' "lIdll,!::; .I\1n'" 1, ~. ~I' ';II.u:nd Wlh :;1'111. ;t,'.1t"tml'l!, Tj,t' 11\ r:,)w j mtll"ll h " ! , ' '1 " II" lOll! ;'1'\ \'Ilf, u.,..ftlrllt I :.r ' ll::d '11. t.UUll.tllt hf't 11 It It,"rf' .. n' 1 to thrt lUI,1 <111 e, t bett r l~tl\;), ot the to to sot aside a room In Jldlng and arrange to have ~Okl .periodleally dlslnfectei1 .... ~ted. I ••• ������(Speolal Despatch to 't'be Globe.) Bllfra&, JUhe ...- ...."-I!~~~:-t of pUff&lo. He&lIIl iIII a letter to-da-y from Mi.. ".£. Shaw, \!Ii Dlll'lle\ of 15 Farley Iff'enue, T«onto, uplalnm, w:hJ &he humeeny left ~.111' Ml;!eDitl when it" had been reportt!\l tliat oihe had <liphthetia, and when."d been uked bJ' her phyal\ clan to " to the Buffalo General H_ pital fQr: tre&tment. She Ii~ed tiutt her ph,aiaian ll.ad mad" .. wron, diagnosis of her _ , and that Ihe did not have diphtheria. Dr. G_ wrote ~ her to the ib..t it ,he returned to Bu1falo he ewear out a warr..nt tor her arreet elleged nala tion of the health law. 'the city. .ed I "Miea Shaw was teeD by a GloIfIr reeentative lut night at tite ho,.e her sister at 15 Farley avelllle. TbW is ber version of tbe ator)""About he weeQ ap I wu taka lIuddenly ill a t my bonae in Bu6'..lo, and, while I did feel thai! iil w\s anything aeriOWl, cou8ulted m1 pbYlliclan, Wilo dlapoaed my caaa He \V&Ilted me to go to the IIQ11opit:u trea.tmeDt., bnt, feeliar ~ I Ing but a aeYere " lCOld, I ~lrriedlT left for 'l'CmIIIto. On 1117 anival b_ I wee examilllld b1 Dr. Hay. 'Who preacribed a tonic lor me far ..-raJ lWftk· ness. It Ie quite ti1Ue, hO'll'eYer, that! I wrote Dr. W• .lter Green, Health Cqm· misaioner of Buffalo, apoloifzilllf for leaving the city 10 abnrpiq-. I have been takiD, a welJ.euued reaJ. and in-' tended returning to Buffalo, whieb II han made my bome for the paat th1'8e years next week. I feel eonlldellt, how. ever, that I have not violated the health law, and If a :Ploper diap08is of my """e had been mltd<- I would complied willh the request of clan~ue to the Isolation 1101oplt:a1'llll1J I NIAGARA FAllS, N• ..---........... -....... ''·19'0&"'· rom JUN 1 5....... _· ------------------------ - -t.\TARAOJ·19\lR~M-· • . . ')1\ BOIL IT, EH' >l/tpr,. !1~*'i!e saye that filtration or bolll~g 0 he water Is the only mean. of guarding against typhoid, and InBIjlt8 that It mUBt not be Interred tho. fill' _nary house filter will give abeolutc protection. He 88.Y8 that eoDle ~t the house f1ltel'tl now 111 use are worse than uselees.-Bul'ralo Courier. What, neeeBBafY to boll the wa te'" ot l..ake Erie whe'"'l ueutenant General Rabcook et 0.1 propose to locale a regln""'t ot soldh>rs? The BUlralo News haA long advIsed Its readers to boll the I.ake Erie water lhat they drink, but now Health Commissioner Greene ol'rlclally tells the people of Bul'ralo to boll th~ water. It they boll the water at Fort Niagara and boll It at Bul'ro.lo lhe 'two places are on an equal footIng so , tRr as th" waler supply Is concerned' i are they not? " _ ··· · - BUr- ,---~'· L ,,_ .' . y~ ···---··-····JU-N l ·M19(S NEW3 ..................•• _....... .._. _ �,."them .!:to"-':: of! readil, uo,UIh _e ~n In CIIIl Dr. Gild rHeara &B ..Aston· ishing oomplaint from. Pa.rkside District. J the leadlJl& milkmen TIle meetIDa' ..... dof dI8oQMIIoD, until p:peote4 tM p\II.u PLUOKED I'I'D''I'O.......NS VoIlo.Io - • ADd the Koaquitoea DeaiaW Ow, When Knocked 8eDle1euBeliet ia In SiCllt • ~,it Je paJ8 tq permit the b..ltll COII1DIJe.. .Iouer of a bIr citr to attend lmportaU; medical collveotlont even 11 the, ar. h.lM ln eucb farawa, plaea as Havau, Oub.... At leatt, there III a teIII4ent of the PulM aide dJstrlet who sa,. he Ia _YIDIrtd that this " eo, and he Health 0cJm.0. lQIaeIouer Greene convIDeeQ IIlJII. Th, Parklllder wont to tbe m~ do tilt tldD* 10 doubt that the _MInI place for tllltolB, and the wa)' to Itt II to ponr keroaene 011 on the Wi_'<111 ~ Ih' pool." The Park.der'. face Ihon. with lie eXllrellled profu.. thaull. wIleD Greene ... Id that b. would write a to the park eommwlonlrl and explain situation to tbem, at tbe 'lIlDe time " ' " ceatlng how the peat of muaqnitoel . . . be wiped out.. Dr. Greene al80 that be hlld heard .Imllar _~.. from the Kenslugton district. wh_11_ are man, quarrr pools and whet tht rnidentl have !!torlM' to tell aboat the dolnc of the muaqnitoea tbat . . . "Qr /Dora ._atlonal and Intereatlnl thall th, ,arnl of the Parkalde people. It tilt oU work. succePtuUT on the pool 111 Dei&,.,ar' PUk quatrJ, It ma, b. trlteJ III tbe pool. In the Ka!Dllnrton 4lta1c._:"I " '" 1....' '.tIel Ia,. ~~~~~ :::~t~~~~ -C-'-'.LA --I-M · . iT.Jc!AM-·I'\lIjraN~IOl tl!·"~o:.·S·-· -~-- lanelera. for cleJtverm. eanar, bIrd8; When the DWI from the ft!bdtJ of tilt- fOR HOUSf ARf MANY park the rot ba~k out of_his took tbe aQIl: b6&. from t ofear thehe utomoblle curled It up to Dr. G _ ' . P'lfttit olllet>. There . . . a bllHlq nalee ba the ::::'~I!~t Bounded a8 it maelIInefT wa. iii "I'll bet ,ou can't cue- what 1110 that box." ..Id the man a. he depoelted ~ om Dr. Greene'. dHk. "Oh, I c~" replied Dr. with a Imll&, "but I mll8t "7 that j~ log b,y the _ d :roo have eome beaaU ,eta are. ¢h~.' AVE ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE H BEEN NOTIFI ED TO APPEAR BEFORE HEALTH COMMISSIONER GR EENE• "B~t they U'e!I't birds," Hid Ibe . . from Parkalde. "I know It," ....d the doctor.·~ IIWlIQaltota." . - • .;!, "How iD the world did ,00 rueea J~ aake4- til. owner of the boL Twelve tenement bouse ownere have Dr, 0 _ IIld that he made a ..peeIJo been no lifted to appear before Health ltudT ot. mu.qnitoea whue he wa. ba Commls,loner Ji! tomorrow morn· H~na atteDdJq a medICal Convention. 6ng at 10 o'clOCk to show cause why ':~~eo" Dr. Greene," aa1d tile Parkllil· they should not vacatc certain prem- ' eJ'. ':rou re the man for me. I haft 'iii this box a lample of mu.qnito.. lacb •• lies, It Is alleged that several of the "'e have In the Park8lde dl8tr1ct. I didn't" hou_ are In an uuaanltary condition, Ret the bierest there wete. I ju.t took while others dO not conform to the IaWI the aVlrng. olaee. Th..... are onl, f_ regarding tenement houlea. of them In this box, and I ·1I'lI1 prepared The mOlt Interesting caee III that of to prove to . yoU tha t the, weren't blrail 468 Michigan Street. The ownership but Just plam maoqultoee. However, mil of that house haa been In litigation for I. nnueceunrr now. aome time. About 26 persons have "The poiut that I'm getting at Is .jllat:- been Berved either personally or by mall th... If wuaqnitoOll are big enoup til to appear and give reasons wby the .tab you to death, are the, public nm. Health Department "",auld not ,·aeate anees? Or, put it lllIotber w." it tile the preml.... Among the moat Import. muoqultot. keep 'ou awake all -'.bt. ant pereons are Eugene A. Georger" • .... Receiver ~Ier of the Genn~nk, w 1m their nolAe, are the,. pubUc noW- J. J. eeb, the Empire Realty COMlJiny. _OIl'1lY ~?- aud can th.y be abou.hed as lOch?; Jo.eph E . ..... ell at the Soldiers' Home Dut before you answer my queatlou, at Bath, N. Y., and Margaret Well •. doctor, I wI.h 70u'd let me tell you l0III. Mr. Georger claims the owuershlp of of my IXlItl'lencee In order that mill" the house through forecl osure proceed. know that I am not II chronic kicker and lngs. Tbe German Bank a Iso claims that I have auffered silently and patient- the property. Henry Hunkeemueller, ~PelllllDt I b t B' says that the property I. partly his as, ', ut I can t 'tand It . .. he claims a lite Inter •• t. Recently I ~","'A! y t Us ar. longer. Tbe limit was reached th .. mo.... there wu some litigation In which IDg. I had to give up keeping bo...... beo Hunkeemueller sued the German Bank caUle the muoqultoee .tung them aQ. I' for po.....lon. The cue has ~en OoW8 were au nb.olute ImpoealbllltJ. MJo d~ ~ dop w"re killed by the PHts. M7 wlf. and children daren't stir out of the BOFr: A[ O hou." 8ft~r the Bun gOea dowu. I ba.,.. . , Btood nil thiB. but this morning tba,mult quito". got after my cblekena. Yet,_. it's n fact. "I wnR dretullng .wb"n I heard a loud noise oot III the gamen, down where I hove a Jot of .hrubb"ry. It WAI sbad, thrre Rntl It i~ n plnC'c that I, much fa- _• .voroo by tbe mn_qult""... I kuew that. the DIu_quito". wer~ the caue. of the TENEMENT OWNERS trollbl~. 80 I .Iipped on my automobile rht. gOA'a:I •• nnd nil, for protpctlon, aud TO HEARI.NO• . hurried down to the garden. Sore enougb, tbe mU"qnit"". were after my cblckens. to Show Why'! They couldn't ,et at my chickens' 8Mh Their Places Should Not JII'OII'eN ve..,. well on neronnt of the r"athero and Ih"y were pnlling Qut the feathers. That', Be Closed. why tbe chirk"nR were ralslug neb a row. "'ell, to make a loug &to.,. I kno<'k .... out the.e four iio~~:= I have here In tho box. I ,.n •• le... with 8 broom and put the oox before JURt come to. the, knew It. The,. ~'~~ 1~:!~:,:;,~uI1~~t~~ I ~~!~~T'\)e8D notified . CoUlmil8ioner Ulat aeoare their perlatel' 1Jlan the 20th ,-.--- themselves liable ,00 it' IJ Su~moned where Lleutenaut General "I hnve mentioned theae deten. to ludlcate that, In m, Judgmellt, toe~ have become a Dulla_ rd like to know hailr·041h 'Ve manag. to kee!J);'_" effective H~E Cau~ m\Va'orIa~'" ��BUFFALO. '" Y. ------- - -------------------- .~~~.----------JlJN-3-0-------------------· �liUFFALO, N--: Y. ___ ~y L 8 -·1905 �i 1 Ill! 1!JG5 'U ~ \tv.1 '" ('\- A.. IV I ..:JuS JUt 7 1905 >-<=l:..'.h~£I~L the cIty budget "nd~r \\a3 ~;~~~~~r}~,;~,:~,·as d,,· ARMY BOARD HAS D~e.0RS ALONG E LINE OF MARCH. DONE ITS WORK F by the tor mad" sone addition· I t" In sur.. bp!t.r PI"<'-' Sple did Arrangements for Prompt -,*tIO[18 agaInst t)'phold rcv~r. It \\ S Has still to look at Sites offered down, Th~ councilmen ftaid Hospital Service Will be on Grand Island. but while the Inspectors might be very Fully Appreciated. badly needed to protect public health, might as well not. the cIty sImply could not atrord to hire 1"11(10 f'Xt ,-n p!,(1l"'nlltiOt1A takpn by the he1!th any more public officials ot Ilny kind. d"pnrtIl1t"nt fnr Ihn C"nrp ot nny who "lilY Tbe tax rate already WBB alarmingly tnllt 01' 1)" Ou"rcnllll' hy hpllt ,luring 1ht'! hleb. The people wouhl not submit to 111'1 11n l' fl,11' tnmnrr.'", will \I" fnll)' ftPllrerlOfficers will convey Synopsis of their &117 more addltlons to the clvU serylce. at:1 Dr qr~(IoIlP. hr.rtlth c"ommhudnnrl". Information direct to Sec. The budget bavlng been adopted, taxftTntf'fl [1\1: 111 thnt nil of the :\0 (Oxtn. 1,hYfllc'hans. who wlll b" attnehM to retary Taft. payers wlll note how e'lSlly the council~ h~ t'"rntl~ ht "pltah, for th'" fin,.. hnYe hf'(')\ men torgot those arguments when Fire R""'''II:I1I'fl 10 tllf'!l' 1)lnC"~8 nlong thp. lInf' of Commissioner S~t made a reQuest The nflllY board dCClllcd to locate tho l the pnr'lfle nwi Ol"(" t'l~ly prp)lnre.l to ttlk~ 1f1t the crea.tion ot the office ot store. sIte for a bIg army post at or In tbo I ("n"'r "r ('1\"(,1\ ('mrrgf'nC'J' CllSt" that mny 1J~t!1 JDeeper In the fire department. at $1.200 vIcinIty or nutrnlo, practloall}' finished , th(>tr nttelltlt'li. Its Inbors hcre yesterday. The board "A"tde tr"·m Ib~ 3(l ph151rlnll1 wbo wtll • year. Tbat was dltrerent. Tbe cIty probahly will examIne slt,.s otrered by hfl' tlt;'lth,nrd n:,on~ ttlt! Hne (It marrb," RAt.l mttrbt not be able to atrord addItional John Bedell on Grand Island tmlay. but )Jr , Or('f"tlr-. "fbI;" o(!\f'(' tnrr ... of the depnrt .. mtllt Inspectors to protect the public the general opInIon S(!ems to.> be that ment will "(' out ,1:'('pnr'PIt to flo Us 1nll he&lth, but when I·'lro CommissIoner Grand bland Is out at the racE'. the "lin; P nt t~lA ""!!rk. Encb Of tbe men "doln, fhl" "11('f':l11 duty ,,-111 be turnuhod ,,"Ith Belbert wanted a 6torek~t $1,200 a lack <lr brldg~ connectlons with the hnlhtf'S whtch wllJ he rpt"ornlJp,I hy the . .~ It "'as no time to thInk ot ccon. mainland constItuting an Insuperable pollf'P Ilnt1 which ,,,,ill pct"mlt tht~lr weorel'll • There was but one ne~ ti"e vote ohJectlon to the Island from 0. military to hrf'ok tl,Jo\lgh th(" line nt noy _pot or REPORT IN ABOUT MONTH l I • ViewpoInt. ao- {l1!1c,,- Th"1;t' the proposition. t>nugcl!! Ilgnlty thftt tbplr Alter Icavlng nutraIo, lhe hoard will W~'i lI .. l ,ug to 80lD'" bo&pitnl ('orps." return to W'ashln~on and m ke a written report to the Secretary ot War rec· ommendlng a sltt' for the new I){)B!. That report probably \\ III not br ready In ICBS than n month. ('oionel nuhlen. j chalrmlUl or the hoard. stated yesterday that botb he and his colleagues on the houd would be too bU9Y wIth oth"r duties to take up tho preparntlon or the report at once, but that It probably would he ready In about a month, L()(KJA IV HARVEST. Two army boarda dNalled on 61mllar servIce already hll.... e reportcd In rnvor th flr-t 1I0t or Fourth or July t ... ot Fort NIagara. It Is true. however. tBillles will ha,'" tn b. adde<i oth"ra cd by Accident. I that pre,10118 hoards contented them· I sel\'.", with hurrIed examinations ot the which r ... ult rrom blood poil.oning cau.· The th~rmom"ter got tired "'Ith ambl-j sltuDotlon both here nnd at Fort NI- ~d hy wOllnde received In celebrating lion .... In yeotcrday and It Went up tt) Rgaro nnd that nellher or them mado lh~ Fourth. Tho!lC ca~'8 nre now be~ near the tlre"'orks poInt. 8•. 5 dp- anythIng like the thorough 1D\·"stiga· I:ln~lng to fI!::uT" In the news ot the day. 'On ".; ,,'hleh wns roglstered In thl8 city tlon tbat the prescnt nrmy board hns 'fhrep \\'orl' reported yeBlerday-one July 4th and m de the record ror M nbout completed. The army board now from (~leagll. on' from Clevplacd and ,..,. tbls ypu. The hIgh poInt reRch~ here has spent th",e bUllY days look· one rrom B In Jo.eph. "'I~. In each J'ftt!!rday WS8 S7.~. at 2.45 o·dock. Ing over the sItuation In Eutralo and WIthIn an hour Rtler reachIng th~ vldnlty and evel"ybody agrees thnt Bur. c sc the wou,,", ,,'ns l"'u .... d by " to)' Jil.b poInt. the mercury took a drop to ralo this time has been accorded a talr pIstol, the tetanus germ found lodg'I'l. It remaIned about thl.. point all and Impartial Ehow. Eutralonlana, me"t ar:d the ,·Ietlm dIed In the agot!!moon sert at 8 ,,'clock wa. at H. thererore. nrc prepared to aC<'ept the 1.~' ot lockjaw. understorms are predlr.ted tor tOday., judgment or thIs army "oard wIthout a T!1 •• e are bllt the nd,,::!nce rt'ports ot ut the prophets are !llIent regarding murmur or protest no matter ,,'hat It thp Fourth or July tetanus barv.."'. e que"tlon nt temperature. may be. Evc!'y \'cnr trom n ,,·~pk to) " tortnight lUI why the mercury dropped 80 oud- , Member8 ot the local citizens' commit· dter the F 'Hth. reports ar .. made trom ely coulrt not be ~xplalned b)' the te~ appoInted by tbe lIlayor to represent tht'r om~e last night. but varlou8· Butr 10 ha,'p. learned that certaIn Durit p"r lO (>~ th~ ~ou"try or victims ot Ie politicIans bad a "tory that It "'IUI talonlans who have Interesta to serve at till. "110nlz,ng death. Yet people coneau..,d by the e,'aporatlon ot the ''''eat or In the vldntty ot Fort Nlngara have tllllle to uoe toy pla'oI8. The murderoul or eome or the emplo},.,e. of tht' ){unlcl- been persletently knocli:lng Eutralo ever plryth.ng. Me favore" by both adult~ pal buildIng ypsterday, It appears that alnce tbe arrival or the army boar'!. and ct"ldrpn. nnd claim theIr vIctim. ~r.ve In a .t ..am pIpe supplyIng th" Some or them have enn Bought to I",partlally tMm bIll' and little. old and tora wao turn~ on acclllentally \\ Ithdra w local .... pport from the com- youn!::. wilen tbe temperature outBlde was 80. mlttee by cl."lmlng that Eulfalo would Fortunateh' there are cities and ,'11. aDd the combInation made 0 ~ _ be InJure" In!!tead or henetlted by the ~d hI. rrlend" sIzzle ror some t me. locatlon ot n big army po.t on tht ! 1,...' whl, h pr'llllhit tbe uoe or tho toy !"!'he trouble wao not dl.covered untIl a lakeshore, Fo," Insta",., they ha.,'e de- p.~((,:; l'cw Y"rk State even hna a law Irc~""an at leak" from the water declarell that sewnge trom t'l" post loc.ll. .".t.rlcth Ita use. But the "'Ish to PIlrtment on the tlrat /loor ot the hUllded twenty miles up on the lakeshore e bra'. wl.h the toy plst"l'. aId stili IJw Investigated. would contarr,inllte the city'" \\'. t r exl.ts In ~,my persons, and ns long s:opply nlreaC!y I,.,-pu· e Dond that It .s BUC' I the the lockjaw Ilats would be a ",I~rortune to Butralo Ir the n.u,' c"ntln\l~ to len&then. It I. a .tern nrmy bc,al'd ShOlild decIde on a. luke- I lrrall:' ne· t or toollsh humanlty~ shore slle. _ The army board ye.tcrday I" pedell t two sites c..n th" lakcshIJr:~. one owned ~ 0, N. ot. by George N. PIerce at Siurgeon Po'nt nnd another owned hy John Krtdp.rhnusc, thre" miles farther up th~ Ia.k ..... phorc. Ono membH ot the I)oanl. MnJor 'fa· 8On. made the trIp up the lake on the Oreboat Grott 1'1 llCCOlrpnnl~ hy :-llYor KnIght. FIre CommIssioner poltrr, HC.llth ('",nml""loner Greene, City Ihc- I V~'-FII.THY lerjologisi Bi.>n dha (610nel D. A. Alexnnder, and took 8amp~(Js of the wa- I MILK BOTTLE. ter for analY81s on the way up, Tho other member" or the h"ard mado the trip In alltomobll~s accompanied hy the It was Delivered to Dr. for m,'mbers of the lo~al committee. The Milk Investigation Large two parties united at sturgeon PoInt f I e""" Y JUL 1 5 190j A y." Greene and th('n went o\'rr the ground on both I sIte •. noting the formation ot lhe sltea. I the facIlity with which they might be dmlnrd a 1111 thdr geneml adaptability for the pUrrl(ISeS of a complt1tc military post. The hon.r.1 got back to Dutralo latc In the afternoon. I 'I 0, JUL 11 fq S3WIl . 6L - g l nr :N ·OlY.:l:1fL8 II Compmy is Concerned. NEWS-~\ . ABE TRIP IN AUTO! --., The Army Il<wd left . ButraIo IifI lor' momlno; lIhortIy Uter 9 o'clock IIl8pe()t1on of the }IropOeed slle lor a.rmy past at StUTgeon Point .: Mason of the boa.rd. MCOlll}latt!ed If Heal th Cummlssloner Greene, Col. D S. Ale . KnIght, for the site on the fire boat '!'his trip by water wa~ taken In_ GJ to allow Maj. Mason to lake Ilmplts of water In the lake. The bm!q la, tends to as~erta.ln for Itself the ~ tion ot the water supply. Yesterday the roembel1! of the iIIIrd onjoyp.d an automobile rIde ~ thp suburbs ot Bull'a.Io. The iIiJ • dnded a ,1stt to CazenOlia Park Ill' on the II'8..V a site suggestOO bl A.l Elias ....as poInted out to the boat From Cazenovia Park the board 11111 to Ga.rdenville an~ then to Depew l1li lJancaater. After 1AIlcast« had "visitM, t he party went to WIJllet ville and then to the CoImtrr ...ll~re the JI3.1'IY WllS the guest ollllJ Babcock at luncheon. FollowIng the luncheon a TIsIt 1111 'Paid to the Tona.wandas and ()\I ·liIIie- CI, turn a site on Grand Island o!.., supervi:Eor Bedell I\VSS sh Olnl fa III 'Joard. bnt Vi1ll not be co lllSfdered .. BUFFAI..O, fif. v: JUl 13191! �~-~"- ~~-;Wl--I tS JUL 18' 1905 CUUR/£P lHARCE UXNESS ENQUIRER ~~· .,al IT IN THE roNPARTOfHEUTH .=:=~~m rR rEn TIMf, OffiCER'S MEN Cff~:;·;:~=~~!ir::~·~r. SAve "R[[N[ Say 27 Hours Elapsed Beft I il D L. 'I.... ~~.~~:t,:I~J: ~~f4' Dot ... tbn>urk .w-r tIIo tk mjlOll)' to "I .... I.tlned ~ ~ oa14 Ot-. Green•. ken at GO'" mpl.IDt.t apiDII "We bo...·1 _I, Ib~ btl .bOIIlli.OOO tJlll J»Dtenl btlort. .dOIlI .. t~ (\N GllIIDIDO". but l eIII~"\mmIII1.to IDY.UIW be .....~ ao4':1.' c:: _"lO DIED BODY OF BOY WHO SPOTTED FEVER REMOVED IN DUE SE.A.SON. GOD." . . - ' :,tJsE., EALTH COM Mrs s rON E R Greens thl. morning was olBkfd for hlB wrslon of the controversy ovPr the death of a young nephew of Mr.. Charles W. Dempsey of No. 46 Ripley Place. who died Sa turday morning from spotted rever. It has been charged that the employes of the Health Department were lax In attending to Ihe proper preeautlons ,,' fumigation and In the removal of the bod),. • "The ba)' died Saturday morning." oald Dr. Greene. "and the body was removed within twent)'-four hours arter we were notified. This Is a legal time allowed b)' law. Beside •. It takes nearly that much time to prepare a body for the casket. and olher thing •. Then the caoket was hermetically, eealed and shipped to Pennsylvania. I "As 10 the charg. that we did not at- ' lend to the fumigation Immediately, 1'111 admit that. bccau.e It ",no Sunday nnd , th~ men who do the rumlga tlng do not work on Sunday. It Is thplr day orr snd m08t of Ihem got out of town for the day. The rumlga tlon took place within reasonable Ume. Ther .. was no H I JU\. :~ 190& . il. r.,..~;D, pc.,S ~-~~," EEAR CERMS IN FROS~!L SITE] ~ Eller au4 olber North Side res!.,nil resterday made a protest aga ::15t ~e proposod use of Ihe Ro,e Hili Ceme- Mr7 s1te for the neW' hl ..h Ichool on the Vound tbat tbe removal ot thr:- remains 01 smnllpox victim. burled there would apread the dlseue germs, all over the elt,. and cause another epldtmlc. Mr. Eller 88ld that !OO victim. of Ibe, cltaease wt're burted In the cemetery. The smallpox: epidemic which swept tbe North SIde 'I ,enera~on 81 ') Is within tbe memory ot many. rh.f! families )rere wiped out. belDc burled In the night Dr, ,,~, H. May, clty b:u:teriologlst, last said be was not familiar enough the smallpox g~nn to say ",'h(>thf'r nM th(>re would be any dnnger from tbe bodlts aftef 80 many years ('lapsed. Dr. F. W. Smith, h'''"h om""r. 88ld he could not state whethf'r there would be· danKer or not. He would not like tl) an opinion but he would not say dallger. "Here's one point I want to Impres. upon the rnlnds of those \vho RTf! complaIning: That Is It Ihe CQse had been on~ of sc&rlpt tpv~r or any tC.giOU8 disease they would other connot hav(. been so prompt In creating a howl. 8.<ld yel there 18 more dangf'T of contagion In scarlet fever and diphtheria. etc .• that there would be no danger, than there 18 in epotted frYcr: rar more Dr. T. H. Hal8ted said he did not know darger than the ,1I •• "se which cau •• ,j Whether the germa would lin &0 many this boy's death. You can bet tf It had or not. beJ:':t1 8Carlet !fver thf'~" ',,"ould not have bothered "0 much ahout the rumlgatlon. whlrh would ha\'" bpen properl-, cared Ior by the Department. fiUI birau!Oe ft "'oas "pott~d fever, the contA.gion ot which Is not SO IIUT€' a~ ~(>aTlet BUFFALO, N. !,.ver. they were ready to nnd tault." JUL I ~ 19(6 COMME~ Om BUFFA LO N - JUll ~ 19 GUPE lUlPLDls TO ClUTICISK. . S~S THERE WAS HiJ Depiltl!lent Acted II Promptl7 .. Pouible in a Spotte4 Fever Cale. fore Man Came to Remove Body of Child Which Had Died ot Spotted Fever. OF r NO UNDUE DELAY. Healt~ Commissioner Greene Replies to Criticism Dcpartm· it His 5r HOURS ELAPSED BEFORE FUMIGAnON a PSEY REFUTES .GREENE'S HALF HOLIDAY EXCUSE ~I Never Yet Heard of a Saturday Half Holiday Beginning at 4 A. 1\\.," Says Man Who Complains About Health Department. MAKES ACCUSATION OF GROSS NEGLIGENCE Neighbors Notified Dr. Greene "That's News," Says He- 21aims That the Good Health "It's a Holiday," Response of the Immediate Vicinity When Clerks Were Wanted Was Endangered Because on Saturday, Infectious Body of Young Nephew Was Not Removed ThOBe In the n"lghborhond of No. 46 Place arc making cOJllIJnlnts of tht, failure ot the H,,,~h l?r~rtment for' Many Hours. to nct promptly In a catlc hleh i Rtpl~y l is u.lJegl..'d gerNI. many }h'\'5 cnuun~ were ;.. littlo n"phew or ~Ir •. Charles 'V ~mp"I'Y of ~o, 46 n,l,dHY Place. camt: on n visit to her from Pl'nruylvanla an4 last Thul"sdu.y Hight, Jt Is staled, lbf Child was tuken ill at ll{~r hous,-, w1lh a u.iseruh_~ whAch lIlt' uoctur pronouncpd all thl' drt:adl'd SPOLtt:d (('veT twenty-Cour hour~ later. 'rhc chllu dh'd ~aturdny morning at 2;30 o'clo~k. The Ht'nlth OtHcc, It 18 dalmed, W.18 notified !Saturday morning at S o'("lock and the bOlly wa.a not rE-moved until Sunday morning at t) o'clock. The Ct,)urJer hOI rt'ceJvl'd a lettl'r com~ vlnlntng or thfJ Hpa.ltb D('partment. "In aU lbat limo," d('clares the ('omplamallt, "no une ,'JntC to the house !l'llm the hi alt.h otH~e. nnd tlS I Ilt1VCr had (,on .. taglon J!l thE.' h01l8(' 1 wR.s perfectl)" Ig~ norant ot' .iJult course to purSlin. ""6 t€l. epholll'd tWit' .. on SU11(Iny to the otllcc or the C'mllIUit;ioncr or Heallh nsklng for usslstnn:.'u onl)' to VA nn~wercd thal they did not work un Sunday, The neighborH (t;iI.... r1hohcll ill'. ~l' a.t his house and hl: men-I)' S'lid nrt'Y""\wcre gh1ng him lJlc-ce ot Dt:WS. a. "OU IT I~, I~ IT f" ",At 9:30 )tondfl~· o'ckok morning 1 a.gam calle·l up the oMkt.! nlHl tulu tfimll it was shamf't"ul negiE>ct and the mlln t:aid !lC knll)w notldvg ilbolll It. I tol<1 them that 1l waR his bUsiness Lo kn'Jw "bout It and hi. r"ph- "..... 'Oh It I. ~8 it~.. emu hUM!;, up Uie rec:eh'cl"' • ""*hE'n 1 cflli£"d liP Dr_ G.'i'Pne, his ~x­ cuae. ~'1l8 thnt he W'fiS B",-ruJIy put out as my next door n~Jghbor hud mude eu n,u~h trouble tur him 1..lt"C'ause staled the ("hiM had d1ed FrilJay I~\·t'nlng, or n elif. terence of only two and n halt hour~ lIe ,sdld 0.180 I hn.t t hfl I'NUlon the .("a8~ l"1 ad not. hl'l'~n ut tC'llIjP,<1 to WtlS because ~.atllrdny WUS II h<\Jf holld.i.}.)·, That 1~ to till)', wo could nll or Uti i'kk"n nutI die ot a contagious dlec....llle. hut the c1t.'rkH must ~:l'\'tl thl.~lr holld:l,\'! ~ow mny I ask What .. ht· r:iLy pa~s these pl'ople for? \\' hE>n 1 n~ked Dr, b'r(~pno why the\" ('ould tuko u holldn)- whcn tIll' do~'trlr!'ll eould not Hnrl INIH' Buch il. contRglollS dJspnBC ",J11\0'Ul u.Hendtng to ft, ht~ sa.i<.l. 'How do YOU know it Is contagious? You aro no't a doetor, I w1l1 not talk to )'OU uny moro' n,lld he h~'ng up th(' 1·e('t.I\·('f. • TJJI': TIUI~ TII.\T Jo:I,.\PSED. i ::::::l =r.-<l~ &1l1f1ll'J:r'3..ao-:: ll I In""l eQ\l~~~~ ti !It!!!...!J 'Ta~enfY-tOIll' ~~ kc~t ~t t"ThV t~s ahl 1!ljover,;;; _~ ) d~~"'ot~ 1Ilx hOllrs after the ~:m after Ute had cam.. MtbnWcm tht _ 18 h 0.... it "hould De aft.1Id onoe.I tlflt COUld ~ lIad h&dh&ft _ _1IdmIt~ 00 to t. .boUlder.. tile ~ ~ to are tlie cJoctor'. lihol\ild hl\o1tQ In.tr~ U .1I0ul4 do. bI,;'1 !!Ue. flea ~~~~t.~W.!or .... H E l:r: iie!t"tt ). DODeT = &:t ., _ ' W!..I!! ~ ........ if:l _ 1Ie nelsl1bo.. of till. womao Iisnant at tile m8.Dl!r ._ • ...." ealth OIIIc. haa treated h_ ~r ctrege iel /lot be reached Jut n.t&ht - he Ie P~~IdlCf Pelot A1>In-:, De&~ • the da;_ DAda, COIDIIIa' here &! BUFFALO, N. Y - .... _.. ...... , _______~J UL1.9..-19t1 - ·It Is a mon8trouR condition of at'alrs thnt t he whole city should be elE)o~ed to the danger of contagion hrough the carplessness ot the iealth D~I)artment_" Such was Ihe comm('nt made yesterday by Chllrles "'. Dempsc),. of No, 46 Ripley Pla~e. In reference to tbe clrcumstan('cs att('ndnnt on the deatb of his little nephew on Saturday mornIng of spoiled fever. "The boy died at 3 o'clock on Saturday mornlnc," said Mr. Dempsey. "and we Immedlatply notillett the undertal<er and the Ht'alth Department. B)' 4 o'clock tbe undertaker had the nec~s""ry permit to remove the body but there W&8 no word from Health Commlrtgner G~e. All Ihlft C ld b atl'ricted were Inetructl,>ns that we should not lea \'e the hnuse or yard until he arrived. Consequently aU Saturday I was comp .. Ue<1 to remain In the bouse. and apart from the persona. inconvenience. I lost a day'. salary through being unable to attend my place ot buslnea. .I~nw Dr. Grt"ene e.s.co.f". blma.,lf OD the ground. that Saturday w •• • half bOHtln,., and he eould Dot aet hAa In ... n. could not be tnml".lt~d, beeA.a" It ",'nH Sund",. Rntl tbf! u''''. 'Who do tbl. ",'ork w("rf" .,.... ,.. I hay" J"et to heRr of a Snturd.i,· half holltt_7 thnt conln, ... n(·(,flI ftt .. o'clock In n.e D.ornIIlK. Dnd If Dr. Greoene- had Iteea ).n,.lng prOpt"r nttf"ntlon to hi . . . . .1. 1004,. ��.JUl2.9. . ~ . , .. TlMHfNDAoTH~-INTER ES T S OF' P UB LI C HEALTH Tif.SU6TERRANEANS OF TH·E DEPARTMENT STORES tellar=Worliers Dying for Sunshine and Good Air State and Municipal Statutes Constantly Disregarded in the Operation of the Rig Retail Marts of COlUlUerce now Operated in Buffalo. . r An Invu ,g& hon . .. h If of the Under- paid and O ve r - worked Emplo y ees A s signed to Duty in the Cellars Sorely a Needed. "TRUTH" Sets in Motion th e Mach i n e r y of the Board of Health. 1O .. e . • \\h!1, -:!': I \·):Hl' tf l !m, '"l'. t ' " . rgl' ot s.'l'h hudding shall thrreulhln InClf"nt k!n:.!.; of I-ranee :lIIIl1IlH'(hatdy C:tll:,e the numher of !'-ouch I'; 1>'1""~1~ . \'rahe icltrr o('(Illtlemncd oe cachet \\3'j pant-; to he so rt·dllccd," I i".aS Sc.:dr III to tl. .,\facattOl1 Orders," OCCtlwl "\Yhpn- """Ic.:~ ~' : :~~; ~~1\:. d;II1~('(,n. hri4'\'. grqu.l,l~l.'te\,C'T it ~hall he c('rtlticd to the l)~"partn1('llt of It I'r· Jr., ,; .",_ or sunshllll?' pt'rt'r pe ,t: iicalth hy the h'!1etlll'nt huuse tI1SPt'c..'tllf or .1, nlnt') I II' t'"" ..., •. \ \ . ltlY ~:\111tnry IIlSlll'ctor or J11n(Ic known in any .f I t " ~ s'-uWl1lhc ·'Q\lhlittk'· i~h:lhltCtl W:lY that any hllilclill.~ nr part thl'rcnf " I hi' re S "~ " oj (Ill:on Illlllh,rtahzed by 'v 'IC. fir""" t'nrg ,,'he B;:~~'\~l~l'ihl11t' ~r ,m the human ~olll~ or fro~l I '" d t \tlH:rs :\11d dlt':-.. SUtl ra)"~ : ~r PI:lIIl:" ,~. I';st ii'cht"mi ... h, \Vithoul tht'll e "' I." ,'i" '" uda'H111:l11C(rooll:-.anu(lt" . I'r I . .1 I ,. '. \\'or~\'t~(a.'c·· . 'f I' Tit I tl·l1 T:It.n.' ,... :~ the Cit) 0 .n1 a () oc ay 10.. ,.nri, f c". ",,,,,ke";, wi", 'lll'l1d all th~ do.) . 'nt' ~11 u;s ,,"., " Gof!. c; ';1.:11",111l1t" 1", 111 COt.lln1~ Slit:! ·1e' ," :r h('yn~.d It:- r(':1ch, 011t nf tOlle.... of lis ' " "~ "". <\lIl1 g their coOdle'> .dnlU~. ('n < r .Jllt\· ~v ,1, tnc li~lll ,·r (!.h. deprlve,1 01 " t I·'V "n;.'" hut lIi pure lIr .Iiso, the 'tas henlllll' or is danger o u s t o life o r h ealth or . u n fi t f o r h u man h a b'Itation . b ec ause 0 f defects :s If ~Ir:li~lagy, plL1mhil1~ an~1 ventilation . * \\·llIch I .... likely tn cause sickness anlong Its nc;,np~ll1t:-\ (II" fflr any eIther Tl'a:-;OJ1 the 11 ,( Olllll1l';""P ,. U , ' [ * n\<lv .ts..:,uc a.tl order , ... II I;> rc.:()lll:lI1g- a pcrsol1~ t lCfctl1 to vacate such hl1l1,hl1l{ or part thereof and to he !!ersonally ... t'I:\'ul. upou tht: p\\"IH.'r or 1e..;,sre. 4.'tC'. J St'ctl!)!l 17111. O ccupying Cellar s . " No owoer s or own er shall let , occupy or s uffe r to be occupied any cellar as a dwellin g or place of lodging, and no p erson shall l odg e or sleep in a ce Il;}r." Alas for the thousnnds of young women, hoy.; ilnel young men as much entitled to God's sutlshine and tn God's pure air as the dwellers lin the houlr\'ards or avenues, whn pas~ their young liyes in dl'Votion to Ihe cause of widnW"d mother or r,rJlhan hrothers and sister s *. 0" • en~e~, eSJl('cia ll y tubercuiar trou bl es." qow Ionp; befor c it wo uld b egin to mani It, eflert ?" . "That I could not say . It depen ds IIpon the m,l! vlflual." " If t hey con tin ue to b e permitt ed to usc the ctllars as re ta,l s alesroo ms wh at w o uld be the ~opc ! step to take t o impro ve living conditJ(~~s In su~ h pl aces?" Th.e re.'s n o r em cdy . Y o u canno t pump sllns hme II1t O "ella rs. Yo u can do s omething ~owards . b ettering ma tte rs by compelling the ,"s tall atlon o f el aborate \"entilati,tg apvarat\lS_ hut ,t wOlllUltaye to De practtcal and s um· ' f~st (,'I l'nt." "\\'ould the installation o f electrical fans rl'l11Cdv mattcis?" "l\qt in t he least. Electric fans would simply 1I10ye and agilate the vil1atcd air." "\\"hile you Werl' II ea!th Commissioner did you know of any applications bcinj:; madc by these dcparllllcnt ~turc:; fo r pcrtnission to use IUIIl 11';,i .s:,,'.r~ 0:.:.: ~r' elly ,,)'stcm" I he cellars?" The C' ~f Human Despair. .. [ do not remember any, and I should not Y .. ., I w\'c granted suci, permits if ] had been TRt. r!l. \\1:!1 ~hb 1",~lIe m~l.1gl1ratcs 1. cnp s,,~~, ,1~i111,"'1 unrlltlons IJhla1l1m)~ 11,1 almos:,a. "sk~r1 to. I certainly t1l1nk that you are on the the bl~ .j ,:.1111eot 'l< re' o[ [,Uff,II,·, mak.1I1g right track in this matter. Cellars slHlllld no t he used as places of employment of human "n ,I!;\',c' nor d,lf. ~encel' fllI,1 thher~"ntn ;mj PI~ ll eu il}" Cl rt31fl Cf'trlrc"IYt'ttH t1lCC \\" t,leJl rt'ac t,',','1 toiling 111 the nOiSOllH: suiltcrrancans of ~om- h~illgS. 1 t is all \I,T(Jllg 011 princlplt' , <lnd the)' i liS J1:.~')cr dunuR' Il' d.~ tf par t {) nne . a 111('rc('. sllUuld be radically dl'alt with and done away \v·lid• • ~ ,1I1CC been .. uhjected to a pri\'atc in· . \~ith. By what rij:;ht shall auybody d"pri"c a l''' ,,:~a"1n 'l" TRl'T I rs rcporters. There The B oard of Health Will Act. human being uf the necessary IUCans Lo a Wen t \'0 I,', rs~ <.~h ['0111 a .lilTercnt sU>rc,· \ TRl'111 rl'prt'sentati,'c called upon Dr. hl'althy life?" c_c',I<'II!"g ",. '. cally the same slory. bllt till") ","alter n, Greenc lin ~[nlHlay morning and IV,'," ;'~ d l)" htt ro':,e, o;.lld fnr \\cl·h madl' a d •. tinite and specific complaint of the T h e Wom en's Union Appealed to. \\'l~r" H'lci '1 ,!,cy;tncc unt · ' thrlr s~at('m~nb conditions ohtaining in the cellars of the BUJThis intcryiew is respectfully commended to could ~r C r<boratrd by l,c"on'1l ,n.e,uj:;a- falu department stnres. in which it has he come th,' respectful clillsi,\cration of tbc pubhc ('f,r·:tcJ, ~ 1,r~ed tht': ah,ence of .frc..,h aIr: a nlatter of CClnll11tlll notoriety that custolners STunted and efficient ladies who :l.re at tl~t, head c_rh rhar~" the ahsence of 511"sllllle; each are fre'llll'ntly :;eized with fainting spells an d of thc \\'omen's Uniun of this c,ty, which has a,h,1 hat 3r :0\,.1 gat:on by tl'c lluard of \"hich are enlirely and profitably occupi~d a~ cione so much for the betterment of work.in~ 'I,alth . . girls. Some J"ears ago this excellent () J,h.I IlId 3d be ma'\c ' . f rda,'1 sa Ie,·rooms an d used a5 the day-tllne d ' h(lrgamza I n u y .. a represcnt"t,,,e ". tillS papcr "hodes of unfortunate employees Dr Greene tinn undertook a crnsa e agamst t e stores ,~~~I;"'f:~:m,"'I:~ ~ht,' st~rc ('f~. X. \,Iam & (0: acconlc4 to his ,isitor a cottrt~ou5 ~udience With a "iew ol compelling thelll to permit their • > k. U);. cn.pln) e, Ihat that hot Go.) 1and c111'erflllly a"rrt'd 10 set the machjnerv o f sales ladies to sit down when not actually watth " , r "'n tIC h;t! ·lt1l·llt had [unted an,1 . T ·. I . t in~ upon customers. All the stores at that time tl\~t "'tr'· had ~e"n • slit el"tome" "milarll hIS d~l-.;trtmei't tIn o~frayon. wgt~t~ v;,~~ t.7u~t had refused to allow stools b ehind t he coun t· .d )cted throrgllOllt Ihe store The gIrl '1' certal111ng W te ler Ie aws, • .1 ees, hut they tholl~ht hetler of it at last and H.... lr ti" <t.teme'tt \\ \; nl)t'a c.11 \k'. tn lcipal, in such cases ha\'c been fully cnm~he.u I f ~I d ' ,> ., ar·wor er . I '1 t ' I th' k" I . d .. th·lt th,s ,s yielded to the ar.:nments ?f the. a, vocates 0 .Il" lHtll' ~It'r Slsttrs at t!1I.' subterranean She \\~t 1. ' U,:r .alll y tn, le sal , :, thc' ilnprOyelnent JI1 the \ \ omcn s Ul1ltln, ~nrl dull",,1 kn.,w !" whom ,he was talking ;,HI"I Just compiaJllt'f" 'I,d 1 a'.ll p~rfectlYI ~VII1I1tp"tt ~~'- that of pubhc opinion which stood bdJlnd 'na. < the statemenl uff.hand a 1 f i-I deed de'InJlls, 0 (ll1ng Justice m t '" ma e r . \r... hi~l: tn<::ti~ated the "r'\'atc .' n(" car cd:-'S):. Tht' cellars arc not tit places to hl)\1~e huma n - ~ thenl, 1Il'l'llrY an 111-· . II I t 1 Years ago before the race for I\"old became .. Itlb-:l"{)"fwinch followf'l. Jty. alld I sha la ve a ngon>t~~\_ l IlSpt."~l~ 1 ~r.;() s:l\a~e as it IS at present and llut.:'O nlany 1 w~s • und that the condit,on" J ); ·~nade . and where a,l equate yent, a 'n~ a r- years a~o that. nohody ,n tht! (lty ,,( !luflalo Adam & 10., >t. re \\cre \laralleiL'd I~ .'~ho - I Itus i- not atTnrded cause snch to be IIbtall"d, tl,0Ught of USIIW ha,emcnts for mercantile pur,th" ,,' )' ,h'ncnh of th.. am k) d . 'Ie lilt I"ltll'H'gh, as 1 h:" ,. sa,d, cellar> are not pruper ~ Ondl'C'f .. s e 111," llC 1 1 I " pn ... es They l1~cd tllt'lll as sturag-c wart'roomc;; II '1'1 'u ,". , '" 'hc collar<. from '''hil'hj ,v,ng l' ac ·s. fmm "llIch the rdad slock could be repkn;i,\, Ig It ') n', ~·f;. ar ly I I I 01" wher. P"-c 'ir, ',' da \\"3Y, cxcludtd and What D r . Ernest Wende Said. "h~d at necd XClW C\Cr)' ,lore .as a \\ 1 ,~1 f s, a 1>COIIllI and unall.in ' . . D E sail, onnex in another buil,hng, and t he plac". t '"Cl plae-, )ollth iadt, \"Crv qUI kl .. The ,ame rCI,()rter mter\',ewed r ·.rnest hardly lit for the ,tor:Jge of 1-((10<1, are u~cd i i ' R I hg II, III the ,yes of beaut b ~ ) ~ \VelHk "ho may he very properly called the d" s\\ cat hoxes for the occupancy of humamty. s;~~ y S"~yat)( n, IILlt foed star\";tlO~ b~:f;r,. father of the pnsent modern Health Departt I ht'fn ur I.,k eA the t,,<) pnm' t ment Ilf lhe City "f Buffalo. lie found It the How Underground Life Kills. '~IIIC h~n:," 1\,11 bellle;. ItKht and ~:y ,'''ell' merest apology for a lIealth Department. ju,t Dr. John S. Halhert, former ~urgeon t!' th~ Ilr/e:~ IS 110t ,,"l) I Slate hut a ~,:r; 0 r wh:t , such an institution should not be, and se t pnlll'c. beillg intervIewed S:11,1 \Cry P(}sltl\'e l ~: I:,oor" e, '111I~h thc St.:e ordinance I;a 'n- himself to the Augean task of thoroug h organ- "The Ibe of cellars, sublerrane,!n, or, a, the) I noraled. '''rimldmg thc u .. of 1'1' cen ization thereof Dr \ Vende framed the Ilealth c,',11 tl,'",tl . 'Ilasements,'. is cn,tlrely IInprope r. laCl:lnent~ as the 1 1 ... ce ars or () n I11l:tnccs. I)' r. ,\d'd S ' a"hV~lCnic standpOint. ~o J.{I,r I can \\or k III tIe CIty la HtatlflllS fnr human hcin v en( IC I a II sor t S 0 f tl1111~ 9from 'n, ,rp'.,{t sy't"u "f laws such Prt'lllhlliong~~ for the prot, ct'on (~f the health of the <;:,ty 01 In such :i place for any length of tllne a,nd not .~~ Jrd, te~~ '"!O thr Health Orrlmanccs a Buffalo. and h.cnce 's one who speaks .w,th ab- have her health ,mpaired perhaps permanently aJy pi Cr melt houses, hut eo,'ally appf" t S solute authOrity upon matters pertallllng to \11 such worker, sutTer from the same c?m r r 1I1v' Cq~n w lll~h human bC1l1H~ are h~e'i~ 0 th:tt (it-partnlcnt. Besides this he is an out- ;)laillts as prisoners in pClllll::ntane:-, and J:l11 ... fht~ Wc h ~der,dr lenglh of t~me' dail use~ spoken and fearless physician, \\ho, when III ,uffer. The first ~)"Illptoms that their con'(' I'r)"":er ~f tn~n no les, aUlh,)rity ;h;~ ~;' . omc~, rel,l'atedly dared the Common counc'l tutlnns arc beconung undernllned a,e unusual TIe Laws on ni:J~~1 or,hnaHccs. Ie to Its fal'e, desp,te the fact that he w.as.depend- pallor; the eyes lose their luster, th.e cO l1l l'le,,p. t e Sublect . tnt nl'on it for adequate appropnatlOn s to ""l !,ecomes ch3 1ky a su~c SlKn 01 npproac.h: ">r 'I ' .. ~rctl''1 I1G, r (13pttr) - f fcarry out his \\ork of reorgani1.ation. . I Inl{ :u:ncmia.-and aCIlCl1lla Jnar~h:t1 . . III l'lt<t~lIntn prc>\"l~tS',"derthelll"~'do f I.\~ e)tf" Dr. \\' ende ':lId: "[" the places to wh,ch tralll many other dread enemies. of hea " r) It';,rT \cry r"OIll '1r l~l)IllIJlC)n 'I~a.ll l'l1t,l: you n·rc!' the air IS damp, or apt to h.c da.. I~PI 1"Try lllcrcanttic (,o:,tahll!'lhmc..·nt. If It shol1l~ In I lJI It , r l()dl{lOg 10" I f I l l ~ \ - b('Cal1sC It IS underground and venttlatlon as a ·),'tlpr"P~'rly be -n.crmit.tcd to usc the basemcnb '- t· Hry hUI 11(lIlg IH'reaft'l' tcreJ . h e Iow gr 0 IIlld it r (or thiS, outragt'OUS ... I Id I) C' com r o(ld I tcc 1>1111t ' 1UIt: 'I' 110t pro , Hle'(I orf -as'It IS pl1rpo~c, ~ lOll "t ", '"ch. shJlI I,,· 110t Ie <r 1.1 ttred to be can nut be properly pro\ ided for, and predls- 11 •• !I'.d to install Ihe must modern and ~fftctl\'e t l I'oj' 111 L. 1 ~s t Ian l!11!ht fect • I t Ile re.t n to dl~ .. \ , . "t:f')' "11('1 IIUglH In t:\'cry :-ito * * * p(lses t I1C I1H I'1\ .ICIua IS conhnc( b - s},stcln of.,entilatlOIl k'!10\\ n, one \\ Illch wTIl , " OW! oPc~inr~nl ~'Iall ha\'c .. l1le I)~YI;ln" ca:-.l.', lung trouble or rhCl1nlati5111 as It l"!lay t.'. draw Olit the \itiatcd ;lIr at n'~lIlar Intenal~ OUrt ',It, g !recUy upon the street ro WID· Cellars are no fit places for human b~'ngs to ~nrl pump into the un<'\erground a. fre,h suppl) ~... stan ar, e,r at I\'a :'lo t U'll.'-t' yard or oceul'" Thev \\ ere nut onainally deSigned as .()f. Ilur" IS a necesSity of haman .. ..... . 'at f th 'nth .1' J ,.. IS . . a·,r. Oxv"cn J ~ d II 'Ie 1\1' dow • r om The tc' [e as ,uch and they should not be used as sue 1. 0 hre and you cannot get oxygen un er groU! , hi' ['" at lea" '''C', air space I~P u at least far a- the State law applYlllg to lodging houses ~xc'ept by artif,cial processes. Eve~y man. , :e floor ,. d ~~.~ven and one.haj[e~~~t r;:~1lJ I i c'!ncerned It i, equally applicable to t,h r.".[ \I'oman and chdd employecl perforce ,rR~Tfi l c s:un WI ' 'Ie Ill-per at'" I) m lot1t{tng'1I1 the cdlar~ of departnlcnt stores, I Inst'nlCI1t5 ouqht to be gratefuJ to " St'~l1n;~ b7 ll~)u. sh:u bt, m.)\·c~l:l~~:' :-.a:-,hts rOll takl' ~\\ay frotll an employc~ hi~ sunshine f~r the courageous stand which it IS taklJ1g'. • 11 b Cr t \erer wcli"1: "\\,, ' . YI'U make I' IS day a perpetual I1Ight, and sun . . I 0 . . v the Sa,. t ,"<1 Ito the IJcpar;mellt ICt~I'cr ,t ,h1l'l' i, as ahsolute a nece.sity to the well-bemg A Medico· Elect nca pillIOn. dear ly IV.,,· i~:t'}' n'IICct"r 'lr 111ade l'alth of huntan belllgs almost as a proper ,upply,:f Dr. J' rcdLrick :I[lliener, nose, Ihr~it aQ own h~t, . . '" 51), \~y t r,tm .. nl IUtt!'lC I:r ":1 111 pure air. Llg-ht ha~ its own chenlleat proce~~ls o;;pl'ciali!'it. and a \vell and .f'lvora Y am .. ded 'c, th r<:"W~,d t~nt ther I of making towanl s health and well-helllg. fS f physician said in reply to tn<\Ulriles. I um"n each OCCUPi~'~ ~'X hundred Cubic fe~t"l f ~e I shine is :i great des t royer of the causes 0 '5- <'1111C,·1)" ;gainst the idea of hen k'gg day ,. \le,.1 IlTent 0 Such building or r oo 0 t~'r ease" IlllI)(!S for all thc hOllr5 of thelwo bound It' W'OS"" 1)1 [! n 3y. 1£ It de' m H.! ctlhr... Jt 15 unnatural and sue 13 tel": . I ~. r."~lh r oCr C".ry, ISSIlC ."entdthe san:e to Death Lurks in the Undergrounds. t" ,"',)rk inJ' ury The rays of the electric IIg tt 't't'b .~ or cr rcql1l ,. ' r l ' beings arc !O'; '/ "": t,'~, rt', 'lccllpants of such I 'Il lllg "\\'hat wOllld he the effect upon a yOU~g constantly falling upon h~man cd in stIch I n ll'XCt~ {' ',SOt 1~+ tht' inl HII (.111~ WOrk111!! in ~l1ch a ph~ce frot:'l e1ght til lC JUflOUS. As far as £oul ai r IS con~en.11 ve~(la­ nal rrel cllbll: ,! t o,d nJ (" ncrlior tc, each e~ ll:crc Jnnrnmg" lPltl1 "1"( at night. \\,tthOllt Sl11lfh1l1F places a powerful system ~f ar\tc1=t' " P.'t'J: 1{l 1.11 ! (' "'\\n~I"Il'\ll;.-e , ... ~\1clt hu·~\X .~UI1- :t!ld withuut a~eql1ate :-,upply of pure, rt"S 1 tiDn \\'ol~hl somewbat nUena.1t' r. • IO:-,sec •.lilt'" I l Ill'"> or :ur?U rO ~ S , " or person, "She \\ olliu he slIsceptible_ to "ariolls dis~-O ''''1> r . ." J o , " . ... .r,. r b b li l i u;. k' ,. 'itt o I 1'1 :t' in 1t· - 7; &0, e X-t:: I ��BUFF'ALO. N. Y. ~ ~ ~-~ -~-~------~-~~ ~~ ~ .~~. AUG JUl 2 9 1965 GIDEONS ARE 1- 19O5 -E,,-(llJIn-g -- CITY HOT AFTER THE R Am 01 ~ Tty nu~~?~or?~~~eir ~e GTE N[ M[N 1 JOLLY. GOOD FELLOWS. ALL OWNERS. did ancient Band. and Ways are different. '" Preach the Doctrine of proper Living on the Roads-Their Appearl'ROl'ERTY OWNERS WILL BE ance a fine Argument. 'I COMl'ELLED TO OBEY LAW .The band of GldeonB, who assembled yesterday morning for a three-day convention In Butralo, outnumbered by several hundred the followers of that GIdeon of old who with his 300 faithful ••'PUI"I'l torchbearers drove the Mldianltes from the land of Israel. The watchword. "and they stood every man In his plac~ round the camp," was quite approprtate to the occaolon and the doughty savIor leventten mWJon 4011an. It II proposed of IBrael no doubt would have been ~ Healtb Comm.der DarUngton,eba1I proud to bebold the elIect that his vlcL.> .pant on a IIItt&tIOa plant to purIfY tory In the thirteenth c<'ntufY, B. C., _ has had upon the commercial travclers tJI.e water colll\lllled III the cit)', In or<l;"r of the twentieth century, A. D. put an end to outbreakl of typhoid The orIgin of the order of Gldcons TIle Ka)'Ol' Jookl favorably on dates from the meeting of two me'l propoolUon, aII4 It II believed that who chanced to share the same room faD will At wId: on the new plant one nIgh t In the y!1lage of Boscobel. 1Ibder wa)'. WIB., about sIx years ago. Both bad Dr. Darllnll\OD mak.. hll proposition the stout heart and faithfulness of GldID a lpecl41 rePOrt elaborate In statlo- eon and after a chat they determIned lie.. He &Il0l1. \hit Impuritle. In to found among the commercial travelers an order of GldC"ons, or men who . 1I'&ter a .... larpl)' I!IpGIIIlble tor typhoId remain faithful to Christ under tbe. and dIarrheal - . and he argues that mOBt tryIng circumstances. the only way to clIecktnat. typhoid fever Three men attE'nded the first meeting I. througb the OIt&bUobment of a ftltra- of the aBsoclation on July 4, 1899. The Uon plant. He lupports this vIe'" by trio worked hard, however, and sent p....ntlnr condltlono In the large cities, out Invitations till today the associll-I Dot only of the UnIted 8tat.., but In tlon has a membership of more than thole of HVeral European countries &I 5,400 men. y,o.u, addln,: Unlike the Gldeons of Isme! the Gld'T\ltratlon 11110 Ionpr an experiment. pons of today conquer by asslmlla.tlon. til TheIr object iB to promote Christian 11' made IUI4 ftlter wID I'fmove"~ activIty "on the road." They are not eent. pt the baoterla, besld.. most f tbe oria"lc dd Inorganic' material. somb<'r-faced .tudent. of the BIble. '19 ~nded therelo. one mIght thInk from their Blbllcn.! "ll I. In old but taUadous Idea that name, bnt good fellowII all, who never water IlIeU. WithIn lose an opportunity to help a. backBOuree, the Impurl- slider. chemIcal methods Th e convention bacteriologically, opened yesterday PI,thl)l.iii. standpoInt, morning wIth a buslncss meeting. In perceptibly. the afternoon the members left In spea. lultable etal cara tor Ningara Falls, whe-re dlnftltera.tln,n plant can ner was had In the evenIng. Later the Iupply ot delegates attended a memorial and dally for about prayer servIce In Convention Hall !Il present wag.. and prIces with a total annual cost charge of :Moderator L. C. Humphrey ".~'~~~~~I~ncI~:udlnr Interest, sInking of Chicago, A. W. Gray of North Tona,Q etc., of about 1900 _ wanda, H. E. Chapman ot Chicago and , ''''0 ....... could be completed C. H. Hamilton of Boston. Na.tional .. plan the CIty of New York Chaplain L. C. SmIth preached the ser."ould build IOwen and pumping lta- mono The del~gates returned to BuftIoDa tor the various town.. or buy the falo abou t 10 p. m. wa.tenhed, I. very nearly prohIbItive The busIness .e..lon of the aS9001abecauee of the elpense. Even If th tion wl11 be continued this morning wIth city owned all the land whIch would the prcMntatlon ot reports of the va~ ~o be a<qulred, valUed at 1200 000 rlouR officers and committees at 10 a. paj~u~~ w'lUld It111 be oPPOrtunity m. Devotional .~r\'io<," will be held by "In my opllllon WIth the rapId growth· the ladle.' auxiliary or the Y. M. C. A., of tbe City of New Yl)r_ and th led by Mrs. J. H. Nlcbolson or Janes"~IIIU .. allo or drourbt, the day eIe POIt far dlltant not v jll e, WI S., th P na. tl onaI pre. Id en. , enn wIth the addItion I In the afternoon, J. H. Nicholson, naPPly contemplated, when : . tional prcsldent, will take the chair tor .::,ter ~ny ~me be compelled to take the annual elertion of officers and In water, WI~ I~ Upper Hudson. Such the evening wtll he held the Gideon would be extrem~wage contamInation, campllre, led by Nels Rylander, with aDd health unl ... Ii :::'el~'i:.~:""'.? lit. D. D. Siver as leader of song and Her, bert H. Griffin at the plano. Acting Mayor Walter D. Greene and the Reverend O. P. Gltforcl will deliver addres~cs of welcome. Blinn Yates will welcome. the visiting dplE'gation In bei,J~" half of thc looal GIdeon,. TO THE LETTER. FAVORS SCHEME. Water Held to Be Only PreventiYe of Disease. tr a fO; ""r.:t"'l AUG 2- I BUFFALn '" -=-_C'~""I""1i'.r.~ y. AU(i"4- -~ona:. ----------------- -~--;:- _..- ---- --- --- --- -- W ILFl"L dIsregard of the Tene- All Tenement Ownen Served with Notice ][1111$ ......1J'IIII! , Before lutioe h."~~ I ment House law and the man- dates or Health CommIssioner ClI:tln.e has resulted In the city health ul!tm taking' steps to compel th(~se OWl1(;rs to uppp...ar bcfore JU8tice Kenefick in Supreme Court In tht· n('ar fu~ ture, and show caUAO why the}" should not obt'y the law, '\·r.r!;.cd up tu n pItch of veritable dlstro(·tlon, Dr. (jrecne toelay sought the cuutl~el ot n Supreme- Court Justice to assist hIm In brIngIng the "lola tors to titlle and to )'Pspect the laws of this State. WILL ENFOROB Pru'ious efl'orts to secure co· opc.ru.tion from the pros('cutlng officials hftve proved futile nnu s('em hopelc5ls. After n ('onference with Justice l{cne~ f\ck thl~ mOl'tling, Dr. Greene talked "A re e~rtnlD owners of oboy the I. w or 1I0t 1" .. which Dr. Greene, bealtl\ asked hiMA@ii iRis rrolll hi. de.k a m.'m()ra:ndt~ thnt Benral tenemont 80me time ago served re-pnlr!' or vorote not dOlle either. Straightway Dr. ndjourne1 to the cit)' h&1l ad ronferenee with Justice Keneflelt m,tt... ACter a .h.,rt talk lI'itli Kenefick Dr. (lreene called "'. GiII.tte. attorney for the n ..",woI",-' "nnlz"llon Society. and \ Dr. Gr~en~ ond ~.lr. offioe of CorporatIon ! where the,. hod a with Georg" 'Y. Gillette. III WYer fn" the Charity Organization Societ:r. which Is Int~re"ted In th~ crusade agaIn .. I unsanltarl' tenements. Dr. Greene nnll Mr. GIllette then went to thE> Corpora- : : Hnm So nann of tion Counsel'R office and ('onferr€'d with I The r'8111t of that made known to thcee 'Villtam S. RanJ1. It wa~ then decldeft to lRsue show ('uuse orders. ' owners within n day or 80 OnE> of the \\'or ..:;t cases 18 thE- Hunk,:.- l of IInl ... reqlllring them to moeller BuildIng, at No. 456 MIChlgall I fore ,Tuotl<... Ke ,e6ck lind -... ~.....-." Rtrcl:t. whldl exist!=! In violation of thE' why the)' gho •• ld not obey law. This building has neVer b(>C'n "Wha t I. the use of a Y3cated simply b~c!luse the ownershIp Ing tenN'H'nt bOil... If it Is a nluttl'r ot douht. One of thE' onld Dr. Greene alleged ownerS" 1~ the Gc-rman Bank. wRrDlth n fter hi. talk with -.,~,.,.. = and G ilI.ne. ..aere are t(\D oW'nt'Mi of tenements "",o.~,'n· -~--8tJFFA[(Y:-~i---y. ed with DOtlce to make Ing to d., 00. tn ,,"cote their and th.y bov. paid nbsolutei7 ~ -F:~1if· ~ tlon to the notlreoB." uHnve you not the power, 18W. n. benlth comml.,doner, furc~ ot men Into the.e places being maintnlned In 1'lolatlon of 1l0l1 forcibly Pj,,,,t tbe i Greene ""RR askCld. "I am toto not" said Dr, 110"" to thInk thnt IlUcb hilt I Rm ad,.I."" thnt ollch nlDlP1~'. tlon cnnnot be token; tbat to tenement. we will ba1'P to let ill' (rom the supreme eonrt." to...,." '(' - ·----------040'(; ~TAKfS N[W--COURSF ~ TO RfGULATf TfNfMfNTS. "lIn ve VO\1 eyt~r vacated .. In thi~ W~y 1" "XCI; tb. npnro.t".~ cnme to It abClut n yenr Rgo when we ~ of noticr. similar to tbose In the ense.. Before the time expired WP. mrntioupd in the notlres SOIDI of tpnement hon~e ownerR went to .. ,premo rollrt jll.tlce nnd oeeured an jnnrtinn rrfitrninlng u~ from the termR of tbe notice. IIp 11th C'omml~~ton"'r Gl'(>~ today that Injunction vaouted, but started on II new laCK tS enCore.,. thp ,,'ere colnllromlRerl, nnd what we tenc'l11pnt house Jaw. He wtll !leek thl.'· o ftrr we obtninpd by the tenemtmtll rd(! of the Supreme court in compelling In~ repn ir(\d." ownl'l'~ or de(ecth'e tE'nem~nts to urlve I Dr. (:re"o, odel ..1 thnt be "'•• out thelr tE"nants. I to prep .. re 0 lI.t of Illl ownen Following out thl1'l plan he, G€oorge ~~. whom notice. had rpcently "rT'lI4.l~ GlllptLE>. n ttornf'}- tor the Charity Ornnd onld thnt he ,,.ould ganization S~)clety, and City Attorney with thl. Ii.t and .with all \\~I1Uam S. Ra.nn, ~ought Justice Kene-I formation to enRble him to ft("k and made appllratlon tor 5how I rRtI!Jf' ortl~r!4 from JURti("e K(!ot.tl~-.. cause orflers requiring about a dozen or th~ hOllVlII In which tenE'mcnt hou~e owners to appear In ,,'pr!' dt'mnllfl('tl to be made court anu Fho\\~ cau!Ce why they shou1.d Hnnk.mnpner t.nement nt 4li6 not ue compelled to ha VP their proper~ tt€J( vLlcated. rrhese orders ,,'tIl be "treet. llc'l"f' thnn " Rcore of f.ndl1e.~ st'rvt->d in a few days, rtlPY thi8 tenf'mront, nnd theee 1~he first btl tch or orde-rs will !'pr,.e l l with notice to get out ugalnRt tenf'mcnt owners who have repnin rlf1'mondri were noto.....,er'IIIhID ed re~3t£'dh' to obp)· ord£>Ts ot the de- Health Commissioner Greene Gets Orders to Show Cause tor the Owners, parlm~nt tl.l fix up their buildings. Crlminnl prosf'cuUons brought hf'reto[ut or moved hrforn Al1~l1St lAt. thl. The hao heen".,Pn••M" ��.No\V, Doctor Greene, Do Your Full Duty! F Retail Workers in the Under-World Look to You to Better their Condition.- 'til 'til .- Health Inspectors Carley and Brenner Malie their Reports on the Subterraneans of the Department Stores All Bad. Some Worse than Others. "Light is the Living Force To <Ie"ril'e humanity of Ioghl and •• r I the quinl."ence of torlure, an.1 II Ih,' ,Iq>rt .Itl<'. is alholute death ensile, \\'lIhlll 3 ""ry hnrt time . I If, ,m the other haud, there .s 111 r Iy a e 'lin!! of the .1I1.pl)' .. f ,un ror ~nrJ 0 n: 11 the procr~~ of hrahh detrrll1ratlU:1 I nlure "w, but none the Ie" 'lire. , • .. . , The article in I"t wrrk s 1 R l I II Cllt>l. d" "The ubterranran< ,.f the Ikpartmcnt • tore e1icitetl very ~rn.ral ,,,,bhe "pprmal. h. 311 C it had a tletin.I' aim ,n \Ie". ,IIHI hr. I ,the Il" r p! ~~c \\ 3'; tht 311("\'lah ,n oi hmn:lIl ,,"uO ·('1ng and \\3, characteri_tlc "1 the P~f> r II C:lU < 1\ dares III . P ak, tn a<on and "Ul .f <'3 .. II. r Ir th- right. "While the Coward Shrinlu Aside." of Lif and necessarily snffcr ill some degree, The record of fainting in this place is said to be con idernhle. , The inspectors fail to Itive the nnmber of elMs working in this particular underground u they have ill mo.t other illt:lllcrs. 'J he onfy light afforded to the w' l'fs here i~ of course artificial. ~ One of the in pel'tors said to Ille ell;', TRUTII; "W~ (ollnd this place 1111 " . 1In'.I"lIary, a expressed in our reports. :l by th. hy, I IInderstand 111111 at noolt-.8'day (,(\ugn t 16t) the proprtl'lorslllP of the place ch:tngtS' and It yoes into Ihe hands of the combine of <ln' gnods stores Ill'adcd, I believc, by B. llur1l1, who, I 3m told, owns the Hengerer est.,hli hment." Tlte Kleinhans Company. II rt:' i~ the rCllort of Ihe in pector5 on the c '11 , hit< n of affairs ttl Ihe hn ement of the \l", .... y 1\\1IIdlllg, occupied Ill' lhe Kleinhans (ott1l1:lIl\'. anti which we had SUI.posed was ah"nt a .3mlary a cellar as is n cd in Buffalo, 1>\lt II e in pector appcar to think otherwise: "J)'l1Icn~iun. of has,'ment, length 200 feet, \\ ullll 7~ feet, height H feel, Front half of hd ern<'nt u cd for sales room; rear portion us· d f.,r sh"'I,in!:. lorage, lavatories and a rOulll for alleroo!: clulhes. 'fhis basement was lIut de .gned for pnrpost' of sales "room and st· \\ III • room. lIa ement is not properJy venItl led. 'I wenty elllpI0)'e(,5 work in basement. Fi<ctnc Ioght u cd. all. ruom is ventilated hy {,nly 1\\ h (' Iwo·inch openings in siPewalk, lalll Ir.et. and Ihe entrance from first fiopr I•• I>a 'ment loy I~ fed. 'fhis is not sufficient. Tit e"'JOg room JO rear of sales room has no prupcr \'ent.I~lion, Forty two-inch openings III skylight part of irlewalk op~ning to said ",,\lng room. Oil \\'a hin&lon sidc there are Iltn',' ul,cnlllg in ~Hlcwalk, two:; by I) and one fJ hy 7. These openlllg open into store rooms. A .trong IIrt1ufrrOIl' .. dor was present in basenll nt "I II. pcetlon. \\'c consi,ler the Slll.ply of a.r 10 Ih. h::o emcnt inadequate. Sec attached d,agr.lm, WII.LIAM B. BRENNER. J. JI CARLEY. Down Under Desbeckers Th" att~ch"d skttch is the hasement of 347 . 1,lin Slre"1 an,l Ihe p:lnts departlllent or I)esI"ek'rs, Ihe cI"lhier , and the only fresh air \cl1l I.} sanl< i. :I 1~"II·inch reg.ster on the ~IJIII . lreet en,I, and the II1I('t and oUllet for Ih. I,"blir or clI,lom rs ahout 6 hy 9 reet at. the furl her end. The air '1l1.le close when examIlI<d lJa lIncllt IIllpropcrly ventilated. JOSI,P" II. CARLEY. \\ILLlM.1 B. BRENNER. S. O. Barnum & Co. ~. (). Barnum & Son, wholesale and retail faa,·y It~· • dc .• half Ihe bas('n",nt used. for ",'" room; dilllclIsi,.ns, It'uglh lUI) feet, Wldlh .:" f, d. Iwighl 7 feet 6, opelling from sales ro"lII fr.lIn lore rOom on \Vashin!':lon Street ~ •. I(' J'leclric Iighls IIsed. Three employees. [.1<l(c <,nlrOlllee fr'"11 tirst l1uor tn basef11eut t.;.11ro;; fO{J111 T'wo o)l(,llings on !\fain Street 7 '10 Inehe, and 7' ~.x II. VClltilatioll fair. See d.a~ram anti htd!. Weed & ·Co.'s Basement. \\""prJ & Co, wholesal,· an,1 retail hanlware, ,li'"(,I1SI0115 of ha. ,'ttl, nt, ","gth I;.U feCI, w.'dth .HI fed. he.ght II. Flcn"~ en!ploye,": hlee· tric Ioght. l15<d. 011 ~b.n Strel'! sllle two "pcnillgs I'~ by f,'ct, a Ihirty·illch e"haust fan ~lail1 Stn'f t is not wnrki oil account a. I I nt onl)' u cd a store room in lJueu c b;l rmrnt " tI d for fin , "ba emcnt . en. they C:\11 "en In~ room in �en. "stirring air" and that t1l<'rc arc op"nlllgs ~~ ( Ov the Pearl Street end, for which reason ' "cntilatiOli b rakd as good. ~UG c;. ~ , Adam, M eldrum & Anderson Co. - .oU - - -. - --,.~ The inspectors deal tenderly with the sub~ terranean of Adam, ~leldrum & Anderson. and ~-nMEf their r"port is given verbatim that the public ' - . may ["rm its own judgment as to whether con fM. QU1TOES AND YELLOW FEVER. ,Iitlt)ns obtain therein favorable to the health I~n. there some danltcr ot. moking tOO of the (·mployees. Dimen,i,JI1s of basement, length 230 feet, "''' of n fetlt'h of the m""qulto In the widlh 1:10. height 9 to 11. Electric lights used. tre ent of )-ello,,' feyer'! That moSOne hundred employees in basement. One quI es are effeetl..-e agents In the dls.em· three Ccet exhanst Can wilh 8 and lO-inch pipe Inatlon of feyers of all the tropical and I leading tt) restaurant and refreshment room. sub·troploal Mrtts may be admitted; the Six c1c,·alors to roof, with openings to same. c"ldence 1n f;upport of that theory appears Basement opens on Pearl Street side with floor to be eoneluslye. antl It Is ju"t1fied hy «·m- I !lush \\ Ith sidewalk. Twelve windows four mon sense a~ well ns by e:tperlment nnd fcct nand 7 mches, and five doors on Pearl Street cnd, fOllr windolVs on north side of experlenoe. But the a""erUon that there hasement. Six openings in sidewalk 18 by 18 Is absolutely no other method by which mches on ?!ain Street side. rellow fe..-er can be dl'Bemlnated oppears T},e report continues with this amazing ' to the lay mind as altogether too sweep,tatement: "A sub-basement on Pearl Street Inl>:. Yet that Is what Is proclaimed by side lIsed 1S a shipping department is 80 feet the health officials of the Gnlted State •. 10nK, uS f",·t wide and 15 feet high. Twenty The Pub11c Health snd Marlhe H""pltal employees. Electric lights used." The Inspectors wind liP this report by the words regard- fier¥lce at 'Ya<hlngton ba. Is.ued a elrcuing the "stlb basement": "Six windows 6 by Inr. instrncting local Boards of Health hOW l~ feet oj.Jt'ning from Pearl Street, also two to light the yellow feyer. As a heading de"atm shafts." 1I0w a sub basement can 16 emblazoned the motto: "~o ~Io.qultoe •. have "six windows opening from Pearl Street" ~o YelIow Fe¥er." And It proceed. to 'coms to rather stretch the probable into the set forth these axlom8: n.:glolls of the illlpos~ible. The Infection of yellow fever Is carried H. A . M eldrum Depa rtment S t o re. by mooqultoe •. and by no other means Is Dimensions given. Two systems of fan ven- the Infeetlon ,pread. I tilation ,,,cd in ahuve basement, one supplies Persons toke the dl~ease by being 11ltten fresh air and the other exhausts foul air. The hy mOl<tlultoes that have preylou,ly bitten' a yellow feler patient. systl-Ills arc n{)t working at present. This i5 The mcw;quitoes to become infech-d mU8t ,llIe tll brcaking down of machinery. This mat- bite a yelloW feyer patient during the liMt ter will be T\'me<hed at once. Reinspect when three days of his attack. wurking'. Flcrtnc lights used. Fifty employees It wag only a few days aKO tha.t Health in ba...,cment. • Officer Doty uttered the .ame gOtlpel for T he W illiam Hengerer Company D epa rtme nt the eon,olatlon of the people of Xcw York, S tore. a""urlng them thot they could not possibly Ba,ement ~oo by 130 feet, height 12 feet, fOllr get a yellow [e..-eT epidemic here. becau,_ windows from ~lain Street 10 by 1, and live- ,the anopheles, the special brand of moe· fout fan is u'"iecl to ventilate basement and subba'cll1cnt There are three openings in sub- quito that carries the Infection, does not basl'ment and nine in basement, and fan system. flourish in this latitude. Entrance from first Aoor to basemcnt 7 by 10; If this new expo.!tlon of the offiCial med. sub·bascmcnt is lIsed as store, engine, shipping ieal science of the twentieth century is (,orand lunch room. Electric lights are used. rect, wbat I. the use of qua.rantlne regulaThirty-live employees in basement. There are lions against yellow fe..-er? 'What I~ the four windows 15 by 1 foot on \Vashington use of ,equesterlng Inmllds su~pected of Street side, also two doors 5 by 7 feet and 7 by haying the dJsease? The boatts that patrol 7 feet, an opening in sidewalk 5 by 7 feet H e ns & Kelly Departme-nCSto re. the Mississippi should deyote them.el .... Dimensions given. r-o fan system used. to k!111ng mosquitoes and let the Au.pect, Electric lights. Twenty employees work in alone. But It Is to be feared that the b2.s(,1llent. Part used as shipping, storagt', etc. coctors have got mosquitoes on the brain. Entrance fr.om first floor to basement is 7 by 10 There haye been epidemiCS of yellow fenr feet, wmdow south side 3 by 6 feet, four grate In Xew York, In spite of our exemption openings o.n Main • Street 1;,a by ~ feet, one from the plaltue of tbe death ... eatterlnK !1rate ,apell1ng on "lohawk Street 3;,ax3 fed, five wlIldows 3 by 2~~ feet, also three windows nnophele!"l. Sanitation 1~ os efferUye a ~ by 1, one door 4 by 8, and elevator shaft open safeguard aj!alnst the plague a. e..-en the at top 7 by 7. k111lnl>: of mosquitoes. Th~ P lain Duty of the H ealth Commissioner. Don't think that thlB Is written through 1 hese arC the more important establisht11etlt~ any feeling of tende-rneRs towards the upon which the health inspectors have lnade m08quitoe~. Inn as many as you want rtpurh. <In(l tlH'Y arc offered for the considcrof tbem; 1<111 tbem 011, If 1'011 11ke. Bu' [I t a Ion () t 1e n'adcrs of TRUTH and of thc puhhc generally. There is an express State and when the last mosquito Is dead thero nluy ~l uOlelpal statute forbidding the employment ~e yellow te..-er: of such places for the habitations of mankind. Ten hOllrs of each day's life spent underground BU-FFAlG-.- N. away from the nec",sary light of day, SOOI; wurks lts trn'parable injury upon the human constltlltl?l1, Natural light is just as important -~ as frt~h air, and YOl1 cannot force sunshine into by any exercise of the ingenUIty of man. m CHICAGO,lll. . AliG'6 ~ ( - --~~~~--~~~lR~6U~~~.--_~_ r ~ E TlLATiON OF STREET CAlI.8. lC proper ventilation of street can I. n U {'H't wbkh dCSf\n,--S wu('h more at. ten: on thau It htls Leen giv~ll. Perhaps no lco.tul·c of nrlH1D. life is worp disgusting or ,leleteno!!" than the air whit-h patrous of tractiou lineR in citit!s iu this lotitude UrQ "ompelletl to brenth,· ,luring most of t~e yrur. ~'logt street cars hnv(': no veatiintol's. Those which in exceptional (Oases are pro\·id.d nre usunll, detl'etiye. In wnru; wenth,~rt wbt'Q open ('us al~ in u!':<.\ or windows mns be opE"uf.'d, there is I I Y. I [II Dr. Green~ comidcring the as the law plallll), speellles, he will tak" slcl" tO l>tIt an end to the employment of cellars [or l he pt1rpo~es of retail sales rooms. I !I. I""'nlnent physician bit the nail exactly on ~lRJ"I.ad 111 C'onycrsation with the editor (If I II ahollt the appearance of the first arli c e upon c~lIar conditiuns when he s'lid these words .< • f ,\~ I' lie I1 oug IIt to be printed in ch-lractcrs a Ollt ll1Jfh and hung- in every baseme~ll sall'~ ooll1 until the use of it as a rc.:tail mart shall a ................... . -.. "LIGHT 1S Til F 1 IV1:\G FORCE ()F LIFE" tjU~FAL(), t~ _h .. ----f----h -'___ h ._ ti\fcs reports o hl!o, """' Pec lI3~ §t 4ts a~ .duty impels him to do, rIl".,,: .c.c.~s.t:.~:. . . • ----------AU G- -6 -1905--. ---- y. I yo.te,a,)' re-cel,.ed t tb~ n •• 'tb Comrul<.'nner Commissioner Greene Will Fight Order Restraining Him From Ordering Out Tenants. Attorn@lY ,,'U1h,m 8. Rnc'] of the Corpora .. t'OQ COllnlfl'" fllnU. hilS prl!f'lnred "pRper for 8. motltJn to Ynrnto the InJtsnetiDn rE' lrslnlDg l1~allh Commhll'fomr Gr~cn6 Ilnd otht>r ,·j'Y alltborHleJt tro!D c.'oJTlpc1l1:l1f tcni,tltlJ to mOTe (,out ot tbe Hunlc.('ImOClh'f ff'n('lment Df <t~,r, ;:u. whkh ("()mml -<:;tol't"r Gre~ne (""oIDphlng with ';~:PW; [I'\lm the prin tera 4.(lOO ('I\p _ stn!ldard. death c(>tttt1r-ah's, which ba,·t bee;t, ad"{jpt~d by the rnlted Stater; ,;ol'"crn· me-nt, These new bl[lnk r:E'rUfif'ate& are 8. I'lClt hllprovement over the old style I)f r deAth records. The:5e ('e"tlOcatH;. whl('h J;:0lXle. In b~ torm, wJll oe "ent to tlle (ldctttl's"thr61lgbout tbe clty, to be Oiled Ol1t by thE'M In case of deaths.. J m BUEFA!:-.~, 1'4_. 'f .. - - --- . UPRESS TO VACATE TENEMENT INJUNCTION. '1,a. IR'Ol1CtJb('d 35 not h --------AU(; -6.. 19()$. NF. 'Iv. IIlfNH. ________ HEALTH DEPARTMENT GETS NEW DEATH CERTIFICATES - - ' -- :h~llIlJ.n n - ' - .. - t'l(" '!2-e motfOD Will bo nr~ue1 In SpeCial lUI. the SuprE'Tll(! ('ourt f()morro"W lIttlt· ground tor compi;,int, but ill eool and eub1 we~thP.r, whleb Indud •• from cl;;bt to teD I1l.l)nth~ out r,t tWl'lvl' in Ohil"8J:O and other n(lrthe111 (,lties, condititlus, ('sneciallr in t,,·vercrowdcd ('an;, hc('uw(' nhno~t jnto)· ,·rnble. The only fresh oir that gets In Ihen is what i. ndmltted wben the dool'l! nre OI";('nea to let vassen~rs on or off. The ntmospit(lre ue<..'omes ,. itintl'd. .A 811fliripnt U1'guIDPnt tor the IJetti'r Yen .. filntinn of stt·ef.1't curs could be bused UpCID {{,fI,th~tic grounds aIou?". .As Hr. O. Frank Lph:tfJll s.tys in au nrticl(' 011 thi8 6ubjed ju toe :\ew Yvrk )[edic'1l1 Jllunlal, lhere Is ;18 JLllwh or mOf"l'l' rf>I1!"oon 'Why penplp should be disgustt·rl at bejl]~ ('ompf'lled to ('"X('h9nge breaths with (Inc nnot)\f'r as there is why. they .hould be so a!l'~eted by I",,-ing to •• t "ff ,}'rty di,ho.. lithl"!' The th'lught of doing is OdIOU~ to PCfS()'lR of nice ttlstel!!. Hut t!1 ('hief ~rnnnd upon ·,,:hich the lark of ~1rect car vrntllntioD romes in tor eruph:]ti(' ('ondemnation j>.l til(' Rnol .. t!try nne, Tht>re i~ no question that the tonl nir ,,1 street C'flrA nfff'('ts injuriotl:clly fJrp~('l]t tbf> hen Ith of en'no" pt'rsnn who ridl'fl. in thl'ln nnel il'l n tll.:t1n n::rency in tit(1 spr<·nding (Ie ill· tections dise3~es, If all the perRon!' pRrkNl tq~et1If'r ill a ('l'"Crw(h~(], unv-entilatt'd ('Dr were perfertly heolthy itA ntmosvherf' WI-Ult) Fl)(,pdily berom,' poi!lfOIlOU~, Rut it "eldom hapl·eDs th'lt nIl the o('cupalltfl of n ('"t!r nre Pl'"cn fairly In-nlthy. )[PRFlrs, =~lIr.nx. f.,·nrlot fe"pr, diphth.·rl., tuller· ('ljlo... i~. nlld f'spe{'inlly i:,..t.:lJcl1Z11 erp &l1:t· tr-I'NI brj 'nd ... n~tt h('f"'DllSC in the chronicnlIy tdntl'd aJr of strtl'.ci (':H"S thl' germs wllirh ('U.l\<::r. t1lem tind n ('oOJ;;pnial hOL:w in which to tIp-h'c :ll,d multiply. Th~ rlllly way ~n ",hi('h propr-r",entilntion ,,1" Etrrr!t ("nr~ ('nn 1)(' secured, Dr. Lplsto n thinkl'4. if' lor ('itlf'~ to pnS8 orrlinnn('t's rp.· (Juiring e8 MI to Itt~ I1lnd~ self·YentiJnting. The tract lOll (>oropnnks f:;houhl t.M.' ('om· l"Icll['d t:l have ma~c in the doubt£' Toc1ta :lntl J'SO ill tll a 10\l'"c"P !"nrt~ of the CDr 8J,prt nr l"R wh.if'h c. n ne,"et" hl' ('l~{"u. fo.r op(>niD~s wbh'h en:, C'lt Rf'd will be, to SQ'fe tuPi, r.$ '\Ion ]5 ~ Id w"'.atll(~r ('OIDrs, and will be kPlt L;::ht shut :15 'ong us il- lnllltft. The tr'l('bon ('I mpnnu"s wottld vi,:!f",ron~" Ii oppcsc the n(~OpLn of Hr. Lydt:tontN r'Jg~ ... :-:fi( n. It tlr,::. .nrM were prop("dy rE'D~ tHotell jhc,. ('Huhl liol b~ warmert nlmost ."t'rd, b, tbe .nlmal lIeDt Or thl' I>DSf=(!n~er:; u~ the:r- i-;":'lf'rnJ!y nrc now. It "l' ,,ole"" wou d he O(>(·('S-i.11j' to huru muI"f' conI or lllt':"'I~"'Ie-('t.ri("ltr, But uS the hpnlth 111£1 well heing' Of tI]l~ rO];lIDlluit.r nrl' eU4 "Itleu 1) It ore c'ol1!,illl!rnt'on th:1Il lite t)ll~ tinll '·lImpn . . 1Pu· fuel hill~, it i8 plain U.st G'me sue 1,lan 0< t~~t I'ropo-cd by Dr. Lrd.·ton shoe hI be ndl.T't"'d. t. Po Tb' is n mstter wl:.idl tlle ('()un('i] ('on nt'md to tWo yenr. It docs not baTe tn 11"'Jdt the r.::J.lni{·:pllli1.:1tioD ot 6t~t csr line.; to give the public dec<'ntil "etrtilatl<i cnr;, It·df)e-~ not 'lll\'e 10 wJ.it {or :hflo con· trJlctjor litigatil~n. This is ma.uy j'rrportnnt matte", which W(" UTuniC'ipal g()Yl?Mlmr-nt "All look aftt'r chuHon of oU(' ot tIl" ttl' I>OW if it pleooes--i! It "'iI! stick tn tho t.·m:;:ible nnd the prncuc:ll Rud not rw:;h ott Tenement House Hearing. £> owners or thp Hunkpl11oellel' ten?ment at No. 4::iG ]!'llc'htgan !-'tn~et re~ ('pntly cot an illjun,,'Uon refttrslnin,::- tht'" aft"r 110mB ,viii o' th" ..,-is)) that flits .,,-er the mnrsh()ls of rullnicipru ownendlip. There are (It· from makl'rr the tell·lut!'. ge-t 0 t. 1~hrr" wlH he n ~.('nring in the sppdnl tnK~ up the tilU~ of t'l,. .. Jocoo.l aUfhorities 1M Ol-ODtl16 t.., (,orne. "I'hPJ' c8n Coree- t~1l" traeli<"'"} ('ompanies to put on more ('8f1O Rud ~r <8,"". making f,so er time. l'be publlc needs b06e eR.rs. t m or the Supreme ('ourt on th", c1t:;.- -s rotlon to u.fI!tolve the Injunction. Hpalth Cornmis!toner Grep.ne "ns proc-eedmg against the place on his allega_ tion that It do~s not comply wJth the enough r"''Jsihlp mt"nlrures for the imprC'yefllMlt or strE"t't car .BUFFALO, N. If. - - EI't® I RER' in ChirJ..I:(l to b<:'"l toucment law. AUG '7- -lSi15 SC-TV1('C .AUG 7 �BU A1.l I I1' ~ 19()S1 I CLBARINC 'J'IINBJJtEN'J'-HOfnIi!.. "C comllrehenslve campaign agalDst owners which the • OG health commissioner has outlined should result In rlddlng the city of the most iiQllillf\- . " objectionable tenement houses. It Is fjme. understood that a good many owners til ihave attempted to Improve their prop~rty to conform with the tenementouse law, but there are many others ho bave done nothing In spite of nu_ ,...rkaIIIe Principal erous warnings from the health dewilli . . . . . . . PunIiptiD, partment. They cert:dnly eannot plead till , . . roaad· Ignoran<:.e at the law or lack at time in _ which to meet Its requirements. They froIII DO" on UDtU bave had an abundance of time-too are o~Ded for the much, In tact. It ,oalbl. for tb: Dr. Greene met with a &Teat deal ot ,~:~~ to tumlpte al~ opposition of one kind and another trom tli ID till ":..r1o,..~b·c~,:, ~_ owners In his crusade last mnter. BeID tbe .ehooll are sides, It was deemed Inadvisable III lOme o:lII . . .er ..""tlon. It bu Instances to enforce the law then beILdlJ.co",re4 thlt IOIIIt of the scbool cause of the Inclement weatber. In tbe IlJlrep.rded, fO!"lOtten summer months there Is a clearing of liven to tbem by tbe tenements to some extent. as many of Public In.tructlon of tbe Inhabitants seek work In country an4 Iblt dlInIlction :n ~Ihi districts As soon as the cold weather tho aebeOI Prl~C:elld::" eo~ ~e set. In.' however, there to a common for tIM 4e111 ovement back to the city, where the looka u If lOme of th_ .ebool enement dwellers hive until the warm ~iItIlClJ~1I 111&1 III... to cut tbelr \'Sea_ weather agaln returns. and tome back to Buhlo Dr. qreene Intends to close the unQI oat" said Chief Clerk sanitarY buildings before winter, If It Is lehnel,der of tbt JM.ltb department. as 'Possible to do 80 and thus avoid the explained the ",tuaUon. "PrevloWl \'exatlons which Intertered with hts th. dOlIng of the ..,bool. for the r TIleatJOII, Healtb Commilltlooer work Inst ,,·Inter. There Is no reason I bad a ltIJI: with Ur. Em~rson. why Bulfalo should ever have a serlous a ..... It of that talk, Ur. Emer. tenement-house problem. It wlll not a letter to ,".rr school prln- have one. If the Illw Is enforced now. req-U", him to have all tbo In hll tclOoUlouae proporly laid that our _ eculd fumlpte w~ YORK Some Of lb. prlnMpal1 have dl."..rded tblll ordor or hay. fO!"lOtten about It. 'l'bere II no doubt that Mr. limeNOn tlftt tbe leU .., beeaull mAIIY tbe prlntlpal. cerrJed out bls ructlona "We 8U\IDOIOd that all tbe IChoole ... -111 for WI, b.t after about tten of tbe n ICboolhou... bed n Tillttd, we discovered tbat lOme th. prlnolpala bad not obered orden. II Dunnln" Supp"aed to Have 10m. lit/the ocbool.... found the a.en Drowned. n plied IlIaD bilb In a 'ecrner of a ~oolroom. Tn otber acbooll ... found BUFFALO. Aug. 6.-The yacht Nerlad tbem loc!ked a ... ,. In ....... where we ,,'ns cap.lsO<l In a s<)uall In Lake Erie had no rIIbt to 411turb them and wbere alxlut 0:80 o'clock laot night nnd Wal· f t couldn't Itt at th.m Without brill!. lace C. Greene of Buftnlo nnd a mlln ~ OJ)OII tH - . . lOOIetbllll .... would namO<l Dunnlllg of Chtcago are supposed ~ dart to 40. to have been dro1\'ned. u.AI '" OOIIIequ,nce of all tbl., our Mo••• T. Da)·. an attorney. and th ... ..... b.. M hampaotd and delaJed, other member. In the party were r ••cued. aaa " ..... laat at 1...1 It week In of. They oald that Gr.·ene and Dunning did tort. to a4l1111 tho dllOrdered conell-I not appear alxlve the wnter arter the tlOll of alfalra. In IIIOIt of tbe ICbooll yacht cap8100<l. The Nerlad was going "bere sucb conditions prevailed. Ibej from Burtalo to Point Ablne. on the ca· Janitors _ to our ""istance. and w~ ~dlan Ihore• ...... abl. to Proceed with our work. - ._-;-:--• •!R!:lI 111 otber IlIIt&nt'el, bowever, we may ~ ~J ~ hive to I1IDImOn the ••11001 prlncl ail ' -' trom tbelr " ....lion. to have tbem.!;,en . - ~;;::;:::::z·~· =~kc:uea, that we can got at lb. ~.L... ~ent-house -GERMLESS c::r=. u:,t ,t::: ern. ..u _7' 19(\'; """001 T'M~"t + tt T CAPSIZED, TWO LOST. .... o L ... .·;;t.1 ....· ._ U;~~~ tbe work lUll be eompleted on ~f ......'- ·~~i.oJ~..__ r----:A1 --~ =="-'~-== 1i. -~i~L-~ YI•• we encounler no more "elayo and if tho ..hool prlnclpall "'bo ha,'~ CBIIP<! to obey the superlnlendent'. In. .trucllon. Will balten to carry them out I forthwllh. In an,. .,·enl. qUick "'orll: will have to be done. I have.·t heard I ~~:edanr~nle of th~. klDd I. rontem. ,u wouldn t be .Urprll.d If SUPlrlntend.nt Emeraon uked fo PI;:~~':re~~ the dereUet Prll1CI;'~~: this cltr In Wh~~e t~:~! ~~Id~np In ~nt planned to tumlpte a"hoo~':::'~ durlne the summer ,. th fU t 'th ' wbark h.. been :"';:~,:~~ ~~ I sc 001.. and el.v h bo~n found In whleb en .. ools have Work had been d no prop.ralorr Emeraon ""- hone as directed by Mr . "nel or there are . tb ..... hool. IID'I k more ot veellgallon Ie Itllll:~-: yet, sa an .nIn tumllAtine tbe ....... principal "'ark is lb. SChOOlbooks. tbe Ali tb. books ore preparalory work. t,,·o room. or th • ...mbled In on. or • IchOOlbouae • nd t bef are .. t up on tbelr edceo ... tbat Ibelflnn.. of t In Ib .... 1"0<101. Cln eet '" tween ormadohrde P8 kllli the 11...... tbe I..,.... Thl. gsl hidden In tilt boo:~ tbat may be U,.,. to p...,... tbe t>o.! requlr.. mUch " rk W&t to hn. bee ks. and aU thll • 001 omc:lala. ......_._ n done by tbe • rlment oIIcia1e" ...... tbe he.ltb de.. Dch d• ..,. __~~iged to do It, anee that ... - - tho annoy_ tire to b,. th. fall_ ° • There ;,>: TWO Yachtamen Drowned body oj' Wa liace (' G • of Dr. S. S. Grepn . ~. reen. SOli llutr;t!o, Who was at Nl,lgara ,.t~e~ da,' IIlght wIth ~ )o,rli rowned Satur('hlea" • r. Dunnlng OiL I hI;, by the UP~Pttlng uf a d' --, ~~i:t ~~I~hP)' were goIng a8bor~n!r rIll I> ~'aeht ~e:;~;1 h~h" Buffalo Yacht The hOdy of Dun' I as been "'covered. The '1,. n ng fs 811U unfound Into ;~oo~gk~urrent has carrl~.j It oui . WORK Inspector finds some 50 ]:ra'mii~1tf • squalid __.....~ AND MORE --t~1'f :,.1. Between now and tfltU~. there'U be ofTen• •. ��OFP ESCAPES Women in' ELIMINATED I H BALTB Commluloner 0 ..... hu noWle<! the public that complatnts of dop running unmusIn the streets are pourtns Into his ee In creat numbera of late anll he uked the police to .tart another Cl'1I88de qalnet the .,.. and their owne.... During the past week ~re have been many complaints of dOli* bltiog 80na and three of th_ the police of the Pearl .~~~~~ The crueade will be eSI'ec\allly V, u the dog day. are on doIrB ue supposed to IW thlB period. · I Next TlJeeday about thirty ' efa wUl be eummone<\ before I Hammond In liunlclpal Court .1I.er to .. chuge of violating the ordinance compelltnc all dog ownel'll to muale their canines. Arthur D. F.Pa of Corporation counael Feld.In&D'S offt<'8 received many complilnte and made up the ltat of thirty, whom he bu summoned to appea.r before Judge 'Hammond. All tho.. ~mone!l JIve In the let, Sd, ad and 4th precmt!ta. In addition to theee the pollee Jfave nam"" of more tban 100 others who are violating the ordinance In Other parts of the olty and thelle peo.,le wilt be haled Into court .. 800n, a8 tboee on the calI elidar bave been cUapose4 ot. ��_.- ... -- TRUTrnt:QJ_ --'i ''' IN THE INTEHESTS OF J -- - - PUBLIC HEALTH ,----- To Help Prisoners of the Cellars The Women's E,ducational and Industrial Union to Take a Hand in "Truth's" Campaign Against the Use of Subterraneans as Salesrooms pJ pJ WHAT THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNION SAYS Some of tbe PreviOUS Crusades of the W. E. t{,j I. U. -- It Compelled the Owners of Department Stores to Permit their WOInan Clerks to Sit When Not Waiting Upon Customers A Great Roster of Good Deeds. The I\ n~w~r of the President of the Women's Union To \\hiclt the fUlhwip~ .lns\\'cr \\.1'\ r ("ch'crl fro1}'! t'\C Pn'sidel t of l' c orVlnl.l.ltllJl1_ 'I I . \' I' y , c',r sIr' note co cr~t'll of \V, 1- eHlr 0, I l III rc l:anl"to the th op ell1pkn- nl! l~ ... J 111 car Il).( Of t' t~"n thl' \\'OIn1'n', Educational all,1 Industrial L 11'011 t(l,)k " hand and ,ccurec1 thc nnwilling .U'III"t· III, by pr"prlt:'tors, of the cnllccs~ilJn that ~(' ts nl,l~hl ~)C Ilw.lnt:lilled hl'i!lnd th e COlll1tt'rS .t'td thl'lr wJute s}a\'t's hl' IH'rmittl'<l to \'" ,,'c,"I",\ \\ I"" not actually ell gaged in waiting tOl11cr· - '" U(WIl ellS' s W'I{ '1' "I t;I<I' d.IY I' clost ,,~s(', I " 1 ',' , , ": tills n-el\' I..... I ) ,\II' 1 re«I't tilt' S •• lre tll " I " tn ",e I al1,lIhtltutl!ln, that TRU1)1 has C.C cxcc,~tt\,l' be tnt on Tllt.: (Ill' nl'xl an I .It n~. lh lis npPc':"ll III c(lnn('ctlon Wlt)~ tts CUlllthe rc IIllr mett 11 of the h." rd o( tll r cto r' ,lIl1t tf> the Boanl of Ilealth,. and It IS a r,'a)Il S, ,)\,'lIIber vth," 1"0 ,ihh t Ie (''''Ie. t 'ul~ ,o~llh,l .. ,~"I" rtatlUI1 to "l1t,'rt:1I11 that .excdlent which ',as llt'rn ,'( til g for 5,,1 Ie tlnc wo,:hi ,II~,I ,n" 1(,lIt, hdp ,VIII he denvc,1 Ir(llll tillS be .Iad I loe'p ill t'l. 1'lCVdnc't (. r ihc het ,:",lrt"r, wlleh has <I"IIl' sllrh spkndul al1,1 lcnllCPI u~ .' c l~undrc-t''5 who sr. '11" tl ,r la'!Ii; Ol1r.\~("Cj\lS work for hUIll:llll,ty ht'fon\ and , tl se rl ' ' ,e I II ,,) t"n,,' decds recited arc l1ut a lithe uf what the 11 • . II • \1 IS.! 1I ...1 r y p .:. It'lH' tl' llllion h:l~ done """ ,'>lIr,.1 }o'r n"~II' With the IIIc:nh,rs ofl r.1,'al"vhik th ;' Hoard of lTealth is nnt inac~~;~rl tl;II;'II'I~I[;('I(I' ~~\:tl~" kn"wlI " a power all tivc. ,1e~lIill' the fart that its tai<'ntl'" Ill'ad is .... 1 ,lh~"!lt III lJpl,,'r Cana,la on a combll1<',1 bUSI.. I leer\: v yuurs. I,L 5 till'} fbhing lrip, and 15 to he so ah-;l"nt hl'ln RUDE L, :\1. FI"KE, fur ten '''y., dllring willch time will come the What the Union Has Done for Humanity, IIrit "f tli .. prohallon p('ri"d tlllring which thc Irpartult Ilt stl Ire . . anrl other operators of sub( ~"I'"tllstly I t. d L(, I, ,t hll l.tlO:1 tI,'af ".Irs, alld it~1 :wr.ltr I Plt So th'" en H~ .1$ a tqrran .l11\i arc l'X1 H 'ch'ct to tnakc tlu'if plan's • f sanlta.ry. "pc we, ,r it h,l pro, cn tlll~ to ht· the f,lct \ 'I'I{UTII reportcr intcn-iewcd ~[r, "liS The Women's E, & I. Union Will Act, ') I s nt,rlc IS 1I0t l'ICIll'rd s t elllugy of th,. SrllI, iller, chief clerk, III his principal's auscnce It is a Imt'lOate t!,:ng that there is ,n the .H~mi ,hk ,"~tltllthll'. hut it n '}' he sall1 that .11,1 e,!lt3I1cd this illformation: ':!y (. f nil!l','. sllch a n1llitant organin 'On 1)f10r t"'l j~s fOUl (Iatton won, nt, od ' ~\'as 'Il I)r C PI' J.\l.l,1 sen-ral Illt,'rvicws prior to , ml'<h Ie 1'1 Ideal stilte ill ,Iot'a\ 1 t n It II s I IS ,it-partllrc With pcrsons rcpresenting some C the W"me"'s Educnt:tna! and Industrial ._ L Ln;',n, which has llrea"\, d,,:!c ,\II inca1culahl u<.>e'l SlIkC. I'<)or <cn" Its ir ,htlg r cf 10 I'g f II . H I I l ' collid dn vcry the \\'a",,, for t: clr w IrK iell illto the nf alPount oi go"d to littlt gon,l f, r thtmselves, In cr'1nrctlnll with s'), tcc lawyers or kr H' n rot Wh,lt to dn, ',coplc relit, 3ml a g~ntkmall frllm J, N, A,lam the fJr1o)ni~d' OUt ratltln~ df t!I(" Huard of .. -})1, ittrd to the:- I'nIH) ilion nil.,. H.,-e In an). & CIlI11Il:lny's, who, I think. Clutlinl'cl to him a lIealth t,'".rJ; rnfc.rcin~ ,,'medics vf """,II t'~(lIt tl,e}, d I r,' t c"l1~ , thel( mun~y rotH' 1,Ian whereby the HIItJlating" apparatus in the l tlons htlnw glOUJltl. TRP'I H audr('!ij~et.1 an ap- .t~'.lrJ ~\I,rk Wt IlL fl)f nuthi 1" Nt)~\· t c \\ j·m ·dbt next to tilt" restaurant cl'11ar wuuld he ('X peal I'J LlllS adIJ11~&i.h}(' ')lg~nt::lt nn of cO"\~dfish l'~ fi • ",(1n, '('n a (('lln~aI 1t of f IS ... ~rac.t{·r tcntkd to "upply fresh air to patruns a.nd .n,llllgh mmd,rl ""lIcn m tile,e word: liS II ;lI" srn I tie comp all''"t t) Its hW)<T, clerk •. Olhel> havc calle,I, hut I cannot gl\'e ~I" Ii-nry C !-j,ke, "lid III t.1k,', til<' ca l'P ,rur h r '" thollt c1 Hg' 'Oil tlldr 11:rIlH"S, 1I"calise I dOll't know whn I'rt.,illt.'nt W(.mtTl's Edurallooa1 & Indus- j ~Il(l rr') c,- h.. It thr~ g ~ to r('CO\Cr tl c W,ll'('c; '.tty were. It is in the l'yes flf thl' law a COffitnal l'uinn, I due, I 1,1i,,"'ce with the order ,.f thl' 1h'p:rrtnH"nt if Dr" ~Ia,hm 1 1TJ,1il ye,lI "OII,r <,I,,'r. te I Hdpful Deeds for Womanhood, t" ,se aff""tcd slmll have callc,1 during th~ time Cf,ver I!rr la t tw', COpte, f,11RL"TlI c>o' ,m' It h'ls cI 'n Illllllstri 11 sc ence w',ere '1I1'1t 11,1 annollncl',1 that thcy will comply with Ill!: arlld,s relative I,. the enl~l"yr:I~l1t '1 rc: J:irl< I Y Ilarn to C( Ik, I.H' ,~ke<l' or stW at f" rcquiremcllts all,1 havc mati,· 3rrang""mt'nt~ ,airs ,""m, "f _"btcrr"nean, or cell:.rs ne,: 11 I prlC J It h'l ',weh TI "m whcn' \\Itl "("ltractors 10 ,10 the n"Cl'ssary ,\"!ork," I a '"."'\ t" serllnng the e'l,opcrallon o[ LilY' (",a ('all;'>, 11(. ,I Ir e 11 It a nnm "1l0 YOII that !Jr, Gn','ne will \, (omen' t:mon of 'h" citY,which h2, nlready I I' Illce Ir q Id al',1 IJ( Ice, C r t.lk- part t"Hl1Ilt the furthl'T usc of cdlars as hahitatinns ~TII ~~:n:~ch.ror the devall,," an~1 pntccticl1 (f her 'nr.ch \\Ill hc' a',d.l'rocl"Tc "cup ", t(,3, (,r human IIt·ings?" ( t! 'e <ft."'" 5, A eardlll of thesc of colT,., or ,I g'l S of nllk or a 'l"lltv tidhlt "If they ,10 nrt"in things, ii they arc pilI in ar leI« willconviocc y.)lI "I the je,ti,-" of the '" .1 few (' ,t~, Air hit (Ill, we rklllg WOII' ;1 proper ,I;apc, I know he will reQllire adcqlla~e ~i~~,eolll Which I ~c"'c t.) enli,t the nrgaltiza- ,~ha dr,' c, n'l1Il; C' ", .. h mc,ney so that tht,y v,'nlilat;"" syst"lll~ tn h~ SIIPP"CII, an,1 that IS . I I whICh YOU are so pr"llerly the had can nIT ,. I 111"""<' dl,.,re to improve their "II Ihat 1 can t",1 YOII at thc pre.;"n! tin1<'," ~~; J~mt.\'lIIc,.,1 that Yllnr a sociation Will h~ IlIItd c "',1 ,-(ulit I' at' afTorde,1 tIll' rrlv:lt'gc "lla,e they ma,I,' any arrallg t'IlI"nt, to pnmp tl;'~' Of ~'II'."lmlo(ttonn~ th~ cond:t'r.n of' ( r't'" ill dlnen'l t hr .. l1~ cs ,11101 Illay aC ,la\"liJ.l:hl in thert'?" l1Halel empl"yee; who "",,1"1 i" ""f('.l cu" pctent of lallg"uugcs for "I ,1i,III't Ill'al' their cOIl\'I'rsation, so I 1'RI;;Te")' (.ffer vou the hearty c"- cnrthi I' I'" '>riccs as fifteen cents a rnlllrl>,'t Idl you what ,was said that. A, tIl' paper t ." 11m the matter an,1 place e HI SOOIl as the ten days" up allr lIl"pectors ",Ill Health ha< tdlksPlIsaL. The Ho"r,1 of Forced th res to Provide Seats, revisit the plac,'s originally cnndcllllH·d and rcad' • en stc,'< III the Ill'llter S port II" to what compliance, if any, has hCl' 11 n recoglllzed the eVil I th'nk ' • ome years al;O, as S " a "revin!ls nllll1 made With thc orders of the Departlllent. You perlv olle In which the\V"m~:l" ILlS, ,.cr~ prl" I,er of 1 RLJTI1, glr's st'l'ld ng I day behind may be sllrc that something will be donc," ~ s~.nd l0rth a. promlllcllt 'md' \\~ith I~~'~ S .'ou, d C')lIl't .,, III ,Ie ,,,rt'llent 5t lrcs \\ erc fo'hiJ,len to v,ew, ~ake the hl,erty o'f'addre;slr, a, :lim 111 be ser.te I, at. .0: trage 2g.lin t wr"al-ho~d so '111 'el) respectfully Y'lUrs ,I; } OU, and dire, 1n exactIOn so fcarflll that t1 e rlllll of "TRUTH" L 'M h~alth <1"1 I It take vcry :ong tt> accu"'i'li~h, p, S.-An early reply ~'II ark SI' J~lIbhdL {or WOlllall IS not cr.lclllatcll hy nature to ~tand I great y ouhge, upon her fect all day with illlpunity, It was tt;o~e w~,n 'o~II'S '~Ir ;~II~~S"I~V,~:',~,,~, f~:'~:I' \\:II~~~'~~I~h~ IKI:'in'I~~I,~~ ".<s ta~11 '~~t t"~ r<adl1'~ ~ ol't~il' 1~ I"~Y ulI,ler~tand ~ni sllch"~I~r ~.pmtio~t~f aalr~~dlll~ ar~ II,~ kl'~wlc<'gt, ~hout �.-J_ n A~ 2i'~ AUG 1 7 1905 AUG 2~ l!W:s. 'T BE OUSTED l~N~m~~1 HOU~~ ~~!v SUMMARY t~ W~~~~lHU~UE~~~~~~~t_';;;It: BUILDINGS OR LOSE TENANTS Thn statat.... Dot Authorities to have Eviction Clause in Law judicially passed upon, ~~:~!.t~? PH 0CEED INCS. Y CARELESS OWNERS the first time In this city. and Is believed to be the first time state, the eylctlon sections or the tenement-house law are about to judlelally passed lIpon. These are secUons which provide for a court belne obtained to eject tenants trom a tenement. the of whIch have tailed to obey nomake needed Improvements and The tenement-house law proIn the event of owners tallsuch notice, proceedings to procure a court order BKIW4u-iI[lg the authorities to eYlct all or occupants from such prem- BUFFA E.NQU,qER: --- EXPRESS on Michigan Street in an a, palling Condition, according to Affidavits, Om BUf,fALO, N, I JUSTICE CHILDS HANDS DOWN 'v IMPORTANT DECLSION IN ,. ,'~. ,." TENEMENT CASE_ be '.etted Justice Childs Hands Down a Decision of Far-Reaching Importance. ~~FfAL{}, NO SUMMARY EVICTION ··~tJG2ii,90S the case which D..... SirGene. He Holds That Eviction Can be SeHealth CommissIoner has brought cured 'Only by Means of a LawagaInst the owners oC the Hunkemoeller tenen)cnt at Xo. 456 :M lchtgnn Buit Properly Started, and Not in Str~ot to hayo the tenants ejected for alleged Violation or health ordInances. Show-Cause Proceedings-DefenJustice Childs In Special Term or dants Must Have Their "Day ih Supremo Court th!s morning handed down an Important decision on the Court"-This Decision was Given construction of the tenement house in the Cue of What is Known law. He decIded that summary proceedaa the Hunkemoeller Tenement. Ings cannot be Ih.tltuted for the eviction oC tenant.!: who do not live accordIng to tho tenement house law. The deAn extr'tn':rol,. impl)rtlnt dp<"islon was tenement-house In question Is clslon will ha.ve the etrect or compelling Ial_n. as the Hunkemoeller tenement. the Health D£>partment to USe other rPlJdrr~J. this tOff'nolJJ\ by .Tl1~ti('f'· Child~ .56 lIfichlgan street. In June meanB than summary proceedIngs tor in speci!tl trrm of (IIllprPlJlfl c'ourt on the Gr,ent WIth commissioner. the eviction ot the tenants· who violate que~tlf)1l of thp ('on~trlldion of C"'f'rtaill on iFie owners ot that the la.w. Regular action must be started pr()ri~i)n!il or th(' tf'npnwnt hOll!':e In\\,. The ded!'ioll WM-' jl'i\"{~n in C'onordion with notice calling for cer- by serving summons and comp1alnt. If ,the Heruth Department wIshes to the procoeding, taken h;r Dr. Wolter D. rllpa:lrs. The repairs were not eject the tenants It must go about It (l h 1I . notice was then served re- In this way and can obtain a manda- .. ~ OR t 1 commIssioner, TUT lIle the owners and occupants to tory injunction to rc!train the continuo. vnt~nttng orr-he iP.itliitht At 4:;tl ~Ii("h· premIses on or betore August ance of tb~ alleged conditions ex!stlng Igan .tr~et known o. the Hunkemoeller .TURI;". Chilel. laid elown II notice was treated with the at tbe Hounkemoeller tenement until teneUlent. the action Is decided. rule that allmm"r;r I,roceedlngs onnnot ~.aJ'!'ILr4'nt contempt as all previous The Health Department ordered the be In.titllt.,l for the eTk1hm of t.nonts Dr. Greene became conto hIm. a strange sltua- houFe vacated 'ome time ago. but no of 1\ bllilding thnt elnes not C'OnfQrm with wa!! )lotd to th(' order. Henry the prn\"iRionfl. of thf' tenp1ll.pot hOU"8 all other similar occasIons he attention Houokemoellpr, tormer owner of the the owners plastic enough. property, occupif's a part of the bulld. Inll': thut fm"h Jlro('t'!erliug~ orf' rE"pngnant found that arter a time a com- Ing and thIs part I. sanitary In every to the prinripl .. thAt underlie ollr "erRcould b ......eached. and needed repp~ct, but the remaining part of the tern of juri!prmlcI1C'e nnel nre not ftuth~r. but In this case the tl tie bulldlnF: I. undo< the ban or the Heallh I.eel by th . . . tntut .. IIn,ler wblch they were .on;rht to he .tnrted In thl. c.... lIroD'erty was so Involved that It Department. A."I.lant City Attorney WillIam R. 'Ph. effect of tbe court'. derision. 8S "h,,.~.vpr who was or was Rann. who conducted the raeA tor the rIIsponen>le for r<,palrs. The tene- Health Departmellt. will lJegln a law- 100Uc.IIte·1 by the IAngunge of Jllstlce In wretched condition. Some Butt nt once and ask for a mandatory Chl1dPl in fll"r\l!ll~illg th~ mntter with the &ft1davlts descrlbo Its condition InJunction. lIe has b~sun to prepare la"'yen interf"~tptl in the pro('Pf'ding'fI. is the papers In the caSe. thnt It the health commissioner d"lr .. ~~l~~:; Four families occupIed "Thls tC'l)rment," aald 1\Ir. Rann, to tnkt' advRntage of the drnstIc pron· /I with only one closet among roof leaked; rubbish was "with the excpptlon o( the part oc"u- alum. of the tplle11lpnt houAe Jow, 80 far by II1r. Hunkemoeller. Is a stand- a~ th,) •• prod.io,," relot. to the evl~tlon to gather everywhere. A pled tng mennC'e to the hpulth of the CQln· • . • its borne with several human - ~ .... ,.,. -:and the nuisance ought to be of tenollt!ll of n hmltlmg thot falls to ('on· , form to the llro'rlsions of the statute, he the basement. Dr. Greene con11o'"Kt go ahollt it In nnother wny thnn liT CO'lloratlon Counsel FeldsUmmRr,)' pr ncE"e<lingrc; that ill, that the result that he put one will haTe to stArt nn nl·tilln In the reg· William S. Rann. on ular woy hy the Rer\'iC'f' of n rmD»Dons Kr, Rann secured trom Jusnnfl ('umplniut .. 1hu~ Irking the dpfend~ an order requIring the ownnnts what I. known ftIDong lawyerll n. occupants and all other perthpir .4tlny in <"Ourt." any Interest In the prem"~urh a prnC'Pp(ling ftA thr one Bougbt cause In special term on to be tAken In Ihls eas" i. nltngether too Jlext why they should not be drnli'tic anel i ... not wnrrantru by the ~tnt .. U they tall to make out a ease ule AS I reA,1 it," R"ld .1l1stite Child. to remaIning In the tenement the ;I[ .... r.. J uJlg nnd Unnn of Corporation undoubtedly make an order Cfluu~f'1 I, f> lUIII1'H !'ttnff Whf'D th",. asked rIImoval by the pollee. him for nil orc PT of e\"ietion in the pre ... Utlp.tlon Is successfUl. other ceedinli::'A T(>lerr('l1 to. 10Th ere IA no Jaw wUl be tollowed by In thi •• tnt. known to me whicb will I)er· p.-ocedure. mit any pe«ou to e"lot tenaut. ot a build· ing. tll\l~ rleJlrh'iIll{ thp owners of Inch building of th~ir 80urCe of ':8;n. In 0 Rtllllmnry lllonnpr lind without their hnvIllg a chalice to bp beard In ft Inw.ult propprJy Pitnrtl'll." I It waH urg"11 Il,.ot th. dplnr. of a Inwsult ml~~t reICHlt III jmmf'n"e harm being ,l""e loy tbe l.on. tinu,,"ce.. o~ ('Ol\(Utlonl • AU II !l~ ,rp dnfmPll to eXIt.. t 10 the Hun~ • J kplIlot"Il,>r tPllrrnent. hut to 1'111('h ohjec.. He-alth Conlmfssioner C ' . e ha~ put ticJl1~ the :'(.,urt I't'pllell that n S11lHUlOUI an embargo on George er a Pine Dnu rorupldillt ('oulel lH" eprYPl1 Jll whieh -'" E:.; Hili road milkman. who had' a route relief of a •• illlilnr charnoter to tbllt o.k· In thp city. He notl!led him today thElot ed for IJI tI, ••• prol· •• ding. ('(Iuld be de_ he must not ship an~; of his milk Into mondell. nnt! thot " mAndotory inJunctinll COUIlI h. ,,,ko,1 fur III thot ftetinn. whl~h, IU'llrlse .ome people to know Burr<alo .or dl.qtr!but .. It he. re himself. of a tenement.house rob.. Bauer s ('Ow barns are E(ald to be un- ('onld Lp 1.learll on n few dny!' notice. ·B"",.'ft has. It wllJ p _anltary. That Is the reason for the th"s nToldllll! ,leIA),s. • 1!<c~botIW that th Burpr!.e them bltr. beIng raised against hIs milk An Tho teuelllPnt 100'''" In IJue.tion. with ere are thousands at other reason Is there Is typhoid I~ I till! ,>xooption of "ortlolls oc<upie<l lor are'WQmen ltvlng am1d conditions Ch~ektowaga. --...... 11Il'Ur)' III111k~JIloplh~r. who formerly own .. b anythIng but healthrul. an1'- The lmmedla.te CRUoe or the embargo .,1 tb. 10011" •• I. nnder tbe 10811 of the ut moral, anything but decent... however, Is a complaint made to Dr: heAlth uepnrtnwnt. 'I1H.\ l~o\lsP wus or· BUrpr111e them to know how Greene by Dr. J. II. Grant lhe local tlf'rpu to hp Ylu'rlted some tuue ngo. 'WIth aa,r&nU,. In lOme ways the city er agent ror Ihe State Departm~nt or Agrl- tbe "XCPII'ion of the r"'<lIII. of )[r. I1unke:.tate enactments are openly vtola.ted culture. Saturday Dr. Greene lntormed moeller rf'ft"rrfld to, but no olt('utiotl wos or t1hre....dly dodged. It will convince ~he comml.. loner that his Inspe~tors pnld to tI,e 'mlers o{ the heulth onldnls. thetn there 18 here a fteld f had round Bauer's barns very poorly Theil tIle ("nfl:p wns tnrned O¥E"r tIl til(· ~ --PAGE FIVE- or actlvekept. lie h'as 18 ("owe tn them. The (·orJlorntlotl ('o\lnA~l for or.-tioo. It is Rnil! ~dralnage ts imperfect a.nd the condl- thnt t~. is no I)rt~~l·ll~llt in the stnte ~~a":' ';;~8an.ltary. T,he ~omplalnt stateu for tll" gttl,lnnC'f'. ot n Inv,,-y(>r who might s mllk "as stored In an un flt'(lk to tukt! (l(.'tIOU for the enton't'tlle-nt ci ..,an oU'utehrOU!e ' law . coop and h ' used a 180 as a chkken.- () f l t If" !-IN'llon nt thE" trilPDlE"ut hou!'t': own~r had t t~r~~~8 l~Oked as it their whit'h l'ruyitJes thnt :1 lJ,£'uhh c01HlIlhHdona.nnua.l bath. en 0 gIve thenl un tlr mny .. e<'·lirt~ Bn orti(,T l'llt'l\ting II. hotu",. The State authorIties It! I tho oWII.r~ or ","ich fnn to comply with take steps to make Baue,. r.~l: d·thWIIl tl.. pro"l!IlouM of the low, Whon the ~n8, or tailing will pr~.ec::: matter wo. turned OVPI' to 'Vlllinm S. . ~- nann. flssistnllt city nttoru~s. JU) rend the I",,· cur~fl1l1y nntl detPrmln<<1 thAt he l'"nld procure luch an ~er ou 811pllto tllO proc ....l N.y-: .. N I l MJLKMAN ORDfRfD TO STOP DOING BUSINfSS, r George Bauer's Cow Barns Declared by the Health Authorities to Be Unsan Itary "SEP-g--1905 I I A. he A - FTER heln, Interred III tory for th~ w..b, a. *~ or 2-yeu-old Howart "«II Grlmn, whoee d...th I. beIDr ... gated by ths crIInlDal """'" a11.galloM that Chrl ~ .. respon.lble. w... ta~ 8ti~ thIs morntur. where 1JePU "..... Examiner John D H ~ formed an aUloPlY: Dro~......pw, Heath ot th. Health De' " - B. pr•••nt at tbe notea or the condition or ':l:~tOGlI will lubmlt a report to II .... mluloner (imne, who II ' an In\'l!lll!ll!lon In OOnjuattqo A..lstant Dlatrlct Atto"'OY matAbbott. Dr. Danaer wID IUbtIdt ~~( report to tb. Dlatrlct Allo"", IlIf The GrI1IIn boy'o body .... tis "" .tate or decomPOllUon wbolt • from the amall CUltet It Ia claImed by the bellllt that whoopIng cough WII .... CII eontrlbullnll' ca\llel of d..th. are 8.\10 made that two Cbrlltlaa tlsts. both women, attended !be and gave abeent treatmont.. AIIGtIt!Ii charge that h.. been mad. IlIbet IIIiI Folk of Franltlln 8troet IaIued &II '" regular death cerUftcate. ComIIIW h.... aloo been made ap/IIIt hIlL .I!f! Falk cJalme he did not treat the eIIII tor lOme tIme prior to III dea\ll. Atter workln, ror two bOun III • child's body. Dr. HowlaD4 tlnlllle4llIel aUlopsy. but would not lIVe II1II lilt· publication one Iota at JIll iIiid/ap: Ii saId. "I am bound to keep 1ileIlc:e. port muat be submItted to the AHomoy tor hlB peraonal In!!"ti~!r:· He will get It tram me on Dr. William H. CIarII of Department al.. reCIIIed \0 thtng about the aulOPIY. hII tiona being to submit I repart " Health Commlnloner. opera:r.:u:::'" "g th'" :...:i ��.----- THUTII-CHRO - -- - -- - IN THE INTERESTS OF PUBLIC HEALTH e Perils Of The Undergrounds In the Subterraneans Youth Fades and Health Surrenders ·, "Very Deleterious" says Dr. Henry R. Hopliins, Noted Hygienist Jd Jd .G /iJ OU CANNOT PUMP IN DAYLIGHT Occupants of the Cellars Live a Life of Constant Night To Help the Game of Greed ~------ The State Factory Laws on the Case. A Lady Shopper Visits "Truth" and gives Testimony An Expert and an Ananometer. " I- D r, Gn"'Ile- t hl'H'?" "~ " . ht .lni 1. 1 h" _tat"1\1ent b"inl'( repeated to Dr. lIor' "I, :l lr S dlnei,lef therd " Ill"'. h,' said: "Tha t wO\1l d bc elll1rl'iy IIlsull1":\ v, he nin' t ." c: l'l1l 1 havl' said that cellars call be vl'ntdatcd , back 1","lit t III; call I)~ ac.'omp I'"1(' I d In ' Ill) s ,I'll 1 " ull e~pcc t .,'[r , .."·'llllci"er "" ,' h .,1 ." ,. e wa)' "I ,1' lIt't kllow:' k?" .,' tlwt which rOll d~SCflhc, _\ p"rtures or \\,h11 ,h> YOll e"pec t Dr. Greelle b.IC . ~It)es for the admis"ioll of fre,h tllr arc Ilot "I don't kllO\\ .. Board of "u flC.~II~. Thc:r(" must be lIH'rhanl~tn by .. .\ n.' v on C~)l1l1("cll~d With the 111('11 frr ... 1 31f \\ III be forcl,d dowllward to rcealth:" IlL\( tl'. inu: air, It is ~s eas\, a. rotling oIT a "les, I am," d f i t IOl! II- I<"t \\'h~thcr :ill-called yentiIatlllg appar- tl,an nlll.' ",or,,)n in ill'), Occ\1p"tinn, O f this law \I c shall In'"t funher in delail in s\1bseq ""1~ ,',\1,'. '1 he' ian Ih~t ,t IS aPlllic"hI., to H'tail ,'stahli,hnll'n ls Illigh t he tlt! ..... tilllH'd. Wl'rl' It Ililt fl.r lhi ... II1Ialif)'in," pfl', tn the h,"I)' oi the la\\': " The termh faetacr tMY Whlll lI<ed III thIS chapter shall be COIl ,triled to IIIclu<le ~I,o an)' mill. \\,orkshop or otll('r l1ClIHlflciUrlug nr hliSint~ss cs tabli:-.hmcnt \\ !h'f.' nile or tlHlre l'erSOl1S arc l·mployed at labor" 'I h's covcrs th .. grflunci pru:,el), ThIS lal\' " _\n d Y01' rlt1n't know wh n the I.e 1 n t !~H .atu ... 1. dC-111H, j,ts work I \\'111 sugg-cst t o yo.u ih"Yf'h~s CI)lbu\rrahh" attt'ntl011 to prunsions drpa rtm t III l ' ('"xpecll>d to rt:H~rn to.hl~ uutlr:... the 11.1 1'1(" ot a compctl'l1 Ulan. \\'h(J.~~ ~ct('ncc t~ rda,IYe til linhf and \'cntilatllJl1, ;')11(1 hrielly d~"I .1L)I1't ~now nuytll1n~ clhuut hl111. Is tint e:-quc:-.tlc-ncd (,Ind who~,: J1t1I~hc ~plnt b l1otur- scr'l,cd pro\ tell"; that not 1..: ... s than :.!:IO cubiC 11'" hHI", "Ye" , thCit\; ali." "[l uh~" Th, ... i.;;. an int{rvlew had 1)11 ~3t':nl~lY tt10rll' If ,'(·,1 can "btalll hI'; s~rnc~s, ,l\Id I f,c! .,f .i1r '\,1~l' C,'r I'ach \,<",,11 employed and Ih nk you tl In. hC" Wlll R"lVC you :11~ hullC'st \Iud nnt Ip ...... t1.:111 41111 fqr pt.'r:"oll~ cmployed a~ t., t"ll,.:tl'u1 1" ... 1 of the c,)n(ilUlllh III tllest cd- no'..;ht 111 roCIIl'i li}.!i1tt..'d hy l'kctnCllr shall be l~r~ 1 don't think tl~at t hey arc 1.Hlturnl :Hltl p'"nvllkd by all C:ll'ploYl'rs under a ~c,"Crc pen- ing wit h a per_oil tl'mpor.lnl), ill charge of the "rc'pcr places for herdlllg human hl'lIlgs.'· 1 I1ealt h lJ epa rt men t ()[ the lll)' c,f Buffalo when 'I he go,",1 \loctor ll:tme<1thc ]l,'rson to wnom a t-ri,is law contain, ]lrc,riSiPlh In regan1 to tile a TRL'T l l r rprc"cntatl\'c c:dlcd up that guarcl I", n ferr<·d as capable a n. 1 tl",rllngh. al1<1 IllS I' Jur.; ,,[ lah',r Willcll shall he r"'IUlreu by any l ian of ('i~r p u1l ie hyglf.~ne t,) a ... ccrtal:l what de ('n" t..t'i Wf' will StCl1fC in TRC'TII'S hf)nt'~l II dl\'J,h"t1. I,lah~ lIr ftlllalr , minor or adll~t. ,'<I" PllH'IlI ' , II an):. ha\e ",rne~ up 'n t:,c :n)(" nUl<lc 111 beltali uj the ~;lles people uf the Ull "I'leh _ la11 h,' ~IH'WIl a' a (lay's work, and Will tt~r ("I f t he dl'ansl11g (f the departme.ll . t Jr dcrgrnuuds, 1 !'Ih.' It'tn'clling- reaciing: fl,r some ('mployer~ S subterr"-llcan . S ' d to TRUTH. "1,,, arc collsL Itly "Ilg-aged ill yiolations o,! Dr. H, R. Hopkins on the Undergrounds, What a Shopper al "'1' I t'le ,Iatlltc I'erhlps II'c "llrll' the helple" .... '. . \.. 1.1,'1)". \'h~ JlJlht be n~lIneh."~~, Cd ,('( ~llh").n mnv 11(" foun,1 11 tIl( }rg'l'1IC law of the Stue whms Dr Henry 1$ • o~e ~,! t~lC nl.~s~ fl{P f H 011 ~a. hllt.!lr last to C~pfl'SS hrf '.~C\\S ol ~v .... \ IJrk. flf \\,llrh we .~hatl treat more telhgent an a Bc:-.t 110,,;n. ph) ... U,:lo1lh II': B. a 0 III rC~,,"rd to t';c c('J~ar,~ It! fel·I. :.hc S~I_II. that anon and a n aut hority ,m pul)~IC llllll~ Ilf{ \'e:ttlla}IOIl' I oug :t to C ),me ~nd personally exprc",tc) r"'u It ;r;1), he ,?Id ii' re.;ard to the St.ltc Factory h"l\1l\ Ill lerVle\\cd hI t].c ~ubJect of u,a"c1of Ill)' gr~'llic"llon tor the work "llIch )Ol! lire I tl ,t' 1 r",,- III "f t' < law lhcll pronde s ~hc: l1IHl~'rgrolmds fur occupan.::y by ,,\lp . .:n ~le ,1()111~. I dO'l't tlo.any trading In what th~y call rl:'\;" t;:t;~(~'''H.''';t 1'1 t~;e .. c tcrm:">: "Xo oifi,cc~, tn!{s. sald; , Iht 'ha.c'rne"ts' It I can, po,,,h!), Itl'l,p ,II, he: .11('" t nr "lllplo),Cl' of tlic ~Iatc Dr of a mUIlI -, .. 1t \\' 0 \1:" b~ ~<"!Hld :l ddncuh ::!latter to pro· I '.lUS.~ T. (-lll'n h,1\'l' heen _Iamt \\~11l·1l.1 ha.,.c dlJl~C (,Ipal ('()rpnr:1ti(lo will) violates, CY3UeS or. pf:rly , cntllJtc t hc:-.c .piacc:". hut It can b(' d(){1c 'J. (It c~)ttr!'>.l: tLC'y keep Cl~rt.lIl1 stocks ~~()\\ 11 knOWingly perll11lS to he.: \ :t}iatl-d or {:'\"aderl Ho\\' (' \'er. t',e tncr~ tact c·f ha\'l1!g an air ..l!1er- ('Ill" \\'Ilich It (Jne wl~hes to examllll' \\tt~l.a ,H~Y I ) ' the prl l visinll ... .,f tl·· .. ,let shall he gUilt), 1urc t o w a r d t he c l·t~lng "i ·)ue O.i then iltHI a'! \-1\:,W tll pl1rCha:"lI1~ Ol1e tlllk. t Sl'~' lH..:r~lIll,t11) 111 nl'll1ilhcasancl' in office .lIul shall b e suspe nded other apertnre, at the other elld of thc rOl)m I,' mkr 10 eh lose, hut, as much ii' I'o,,,hk I go I r n'"',,vru," "'hiell .Ippllrs e~ua ll y to Dr no ('pmp t" ~(" l1t II1 tl:cat l ~l~l that ther~ b_anl:pl.1:i'!- '0 pl.ll'!''';, even paylllg a little 1111HL' nlull ..·~:r(;I"l_, 'le alld to )Ir. Ill'llry I Schur, b ot h fiea!l o,n , )1 t he air, I hesc opclllnJl' m .. y let I ",1I"re I e;,n the goncls h}' dayhght. I h;1\e which g"ntlelllell Illay be l'xpl'cteu to attend to foul :ur Qut . h ut there IS n·) rca";!.J.l1 t(1 Sllprh)~(, lIumli(r of friends who (l'cI t!lC same way th,' (,~"'utilJn IIf thlir. dutie" tu a,-oI(1 their o\\'n thJt the y cOlll.1 he depcll,terl upon to fc,rcc pure Ie. "hout it" and r know o;()llle "I thc !>oor ~'r" e'l(C, Ill'r,!! ,jnth rO:ll! \<'II(I"b1c alacrity. __ air lll , I have hccn a'l throug" tt " quest lOll of -Nh" work 111 these plac,'s, :t11<1 1 [>It) thelUr I .. _ \"t'nti1.:t hnn in the m~tter ()f tt el public ~chools '11\ l' h:lfl ncca:-.inn nlore th:lJ1 OI1C~ tll rClllark and cO I1 :-uicr It c·i the t110st V:t ..l lml,ort~lllce" I the bael dTret . . on health of \\(orkillfi In the: eel The Dire Effect on Health, '.Ir~ r,n.1 han Iloticed UbI g'lfIs Fl titft ~p , th~lr hrtght ~)'es or red checks long when ern ':\\,h at would you ,'Iy as to ~onrnlll':: 1, .. mal1 nlOYl',1 in s,!ch places, III fact 1 h,a\'~ Sl'cll sales hel11 J.!" s feo r ten hCJ1tfS a day til place~ where '1irJ.:. turn 111tll yellow wom~l1 InSide of two natural lt g-I.! II n'er cllters, wlllt wou'.<1 be the I Y"lr,. a'1<1 1 thin'k ),onlrC dOlllg a "'Jhle ,,,uk effect IIpo n t he hl'al t h oi occupants'~ ",l:ieh otwht to carn you t he grat,tllcle of rvcry ('V cry c1 lle t cnol1~o I njuriolls in tl!c extrelne." ~ilvl Illoartcd person in Buffalo. I anl .R"lad l,o The D oct o r sugg-estt.'ll the U::'t: ot the anano- "c.:.1G: In your last Ilumber that the \ , omen s I Jt yl I It St'" or 1'1 me-ttr in th:- hand~ oi a cUlllpe~ct1~ pl'r~ol'~ to l~n;nl1 I"· iikely to interest itself in your work tes~ the ,clllcac)-, (,f the \'Cntilatlll~ de\'lees III (1'1, part icular, PI case dll Ilot forget t hat ~hlch It IS pr 'Jml st d Wi ll he put mto th~ cellars l!l ob('(hen c,e to l he H ealth Department s dlrcctlon, 1 he 1I1 formatlon IS YOllchsafe,d froll~ that place lI,at D r, Grctlle \\'111 be sallstied If thc proprt('\ms oC th e dl'l'artmcnt stores install "ventilating a ppara t us," as may bc surmised from this s t a t ~lllent of Clerk August Schneidcr. ohtained ill ~nnther intervitw than that with which th is aili cie opens, )o[r, Schn~ider said, ''In the al) sen ce of the Doct('r I can ollly say that t hc J, ,' '. A dam peOI!lc ha,·c agreed ex- I ten.1 t he a ll..' ••' ......» U!ih H. _ HIlmafe th e ~el!ar nex t to the c~lIar In ",h ich t he re5lauran t IS located Illtl) th e rc stauran t rOO I11 pro per," t" tli"f( are bodi,'~ nf Catholic ladi,'s whic h arc int,'restul in all public subjects . a llli t ha t t hey ar" jlls! as likely to lake interest ill such ma t tels a, P rotestant ladies," T ht. F a ctory Laws Quoted. There is a salulary statute among th~ laws of til<' State of :\ew York which seck,; to reach forth a hall,1 fur the protection of t he dl'fenccIcs, in hctorl('s anti slIch other places wh,'rci n lahor is ell1pl','yed. known as th~ State, Facto,ry Law, and whIch IS equally applicable III all Its prodsiOlls to mercalltile csta~lis h ll1cnts no t in any sense factories, but w lllch employ mor e TODAY'S TOPICS. pt - J e record kept by the heatth d.... ent ot every house iii wbR!h 'J, c e or InfectouR dlsea.... ultimately fa I. has occurred would be of more service it It were more commonly con- sulted, The average renter thInks h~ has trouble enough to find a home .. the rlgh t figure In the right dlstrtct, and may be e:xpected to neglect thle opportunity to look up the hou."" record, even noW that It has been called to his attention. �����Uve tenement-house? . " I l t health commissioner, Dr. Greene, Is putting forth every to (!Iean up the tenement cHaIn spite of the tact that he Is by small ,a ppropriations, inworking fOI'~e and limited au- dltton. Where flagrant Violations, offending common sense and decency, arf1' tound, file a complaint with the authorItlesl At the proper time and in th~ proper place, bring Influence to bear In trYIng to have ordinances passed allowing .ufllelent funds and an etHclent working force to the health olncer, who should also have the authority to set buildIngs empty by torce. At present the Charity Organization Soclety Is doing 1'Ioneel' work In Buftalo along these lines. There Is plenty of room for more workers. Rlghtminded people seeking to elevate humanit., can find work to do here In plenty without looking to heaven for colonies of Iare of Jews Arabla';s. One violation law In Bu fire-escapes. portion of the commissIoners. Instances. The ~ month. i t boa",,_f no whatever. The tenants turnlsh own heat and light. Here, as In all et' tenement ... houses, the rent 18 first of the month In advance. If not forthcoming. the tenant Is dlately se"'ed wIth the cust~lnvLr: three-day notice, and by the fifth month. at the least, his goods chattels are on the sidewalk snd a family has been InstaJled. In this vicinity are In constant To the owner's credit the above Is now being extensively altered and 'paired, as tbe result of a complaint. One year ago a Butralo ltaJlan a converted mule bam on Canal taking In 60 feet front. He paid for about $6,000. It Is occupied by dltrerent 8ets of lodgers, each set Ing $40 a montb rent, making a $160 per montb. If sold for the old and mortar which It contains the Ing would probably fetch $26. known real-estate operator tried to get an option on the he might hold It for tbe union The italian modestly demanded Again, tenements are such a venlent form of Investment. saw ... Out of sight, out of here aptfy Illustrated. It Is morning. My lord Is out In barn fussing with his $6,000 pI.'~trle rlage. Milady Is In her boud,olr cally endpa vorlng to reach the ary oyer the ·phone. that her may promptly get relief from I fects of oyerstuffing. These Important matters being satisfactorily arrangeli the pall' drive to church and listen with smug utlsfaetlon to a sermon. In the slums a dltrerent scene presenta Itself. It being the 30th day of the month, Thomas Mascagnl, the lessee of the tenement owned by my lord and lady, I. making ready to extract the princely sum of $6 from each of his lean and hungn' tenants, without the aid ot an anaesthetic. On Monday he will promptly appear at my lord's door or the ofllce of the agent. cap In hand, ready to deliver up the stipulated share Of the plunder. Although we live In an age when carrlagea run without horses, and wireless telegraphy Is a reality, how few of UI 11ft a hand to stay the criminal cupidity of landlords or enlighten the awful ignorance of the poor. True Am.. ,.......", j;hfldren. who, we are Informed from the pulpit, will some day ~e the"" .i.nstay or the natton, are a1,uwed t va110w In filth and grow up in Ignorance of the common decencies of life, while we. the priests and the Levltes, pass by on the other side. WALTER S. GOODALE, M. D. SEP2Z 905 ~Qt!l GltE.ENE WANTS ADVICE ON EVICTING TENANTS �.. OF eart , 1 UBLIe HEALTH •1 of Buffalo Department Sto e Again Adverti iDg t Bargain " in their Re pective Dungeo he Light f Da.y ever Ent~r 11 11 II II i hable oods and Peris ble Employee I I ul • '" Jd fa ~ on a bad mailer and braua .1 ,. ���Is emrlO)'lllent i .uch a coune Is '::~:~11oJ matter i. respectfully b attentioa and we will be pleucd ablae us u to any action 70U ma7 premise.. Vcr, truly )'ou,., JOH W1LLlA Fiflt Deputy Comminioaer Hood', ..... poem ill ~d~=~~; lorTom the alana of the aeedle . . bat tha.e IIaYea .... u the pallid serfs of dte ...lteril'lilll-"t-4 "This Albany 1~It~r was rccmcd yCltercla,. off today. anel our mcruntilc insp~ctor wcat ap there, found that th~y were U Iftlf this ba ement; that "World world worlel no permit had bun granted by this departWhile the cock Ia cnnriac aIoeff ment. and she elid not recommend that any And work-worki:1r. permit he fUllnl~d whalever. Oar medical man, nil the stars • throIqrIa tile . . Dr. Willard. wa up there this momln, to It's Oh; to be , I ftrify whal he aid a to the unsanital}'_ and Aloulf with the ro.. Tart. tmheallhy part of il. and he reported: 'Upon Where woman ... IMftr a soul to inepeclion I find lhat fi fteen lirl. emploYcd If this i. CIdfItIaa work!" daerl: have to de~nd upon artificial Ihrht d In.. a portion of Ihe day. that tbi. ba_cal dark. as was the ca e when I called. 'Signed, F. B. WI LLARD.' HThi. i. Ihe report that _ made to ale. He MYS the nnlilatlon is fair, but that he would not adYiac that a permit be a-ranted to the employer.. There won't be any .,anted. TIler will he notified. They haft no bUllne.. to brcaJc the law In the first place; the _a,er, Ra.enthlll. was yery .nippy to the in.pector, and I uaderatand he wu very much 10 to IIr. ScbD �BUFF-ALO, ~. Yo' IA 2 ~ 1905 :ta TIMES Jamea TI M~~ . en~ -~~ ellS for SUpervllOr Into a bitter light. torth the claim times .er"ed hi. con be· beRt ot "'Is abUlty .. Thtltuenta concede that to j, • rrlendl tlon, but cast Insln~a~ truthful ....,.. hi. ablUty, ng aspersion. 01i Rfpubllcan el t vn rl,'(} oPlnlo:; ~~. ~)t the wan! haVe about Ihat Aldermen 0 hoI\' It C&Iti. Euchren RPpointed as Whom ),fro )fe .. ' pl..rlnnt commlttel."s h n;embE'TS ot 1m .. ~fo"F.·n by the Munlclp~; \~een turned • 0 ;.achren Is :l.lr. i<hltr alfUe. Ald. Lee fi 8UPPortf'T8 w ("rena 8(lOnlOr I night, The>' deClar~~e t~n~hhu81""Uc I..; ,sailing 98 the 1st 2d a. • had clear "rA """~ 'or h'~ , nnd 6th districts -~----- , RACE SUICIDE 'fJ}NSUMPTION DOG - EAT - DOG ~ IS UNKNOWN 'DEAlH RATf IN- BUffALO IS REDUCED SGA~PS ·AT THE 'HE BIRTHS IN THIS FAIR TOWN i'OSTONI HAS DAY CAMP FOR G. O. P. PRIM~A IE~ AND PA· r OF OURS FAR OUTNUMBER CONSUMPTIVES TIENTS BENEFIT PLAN. THE DEATHS. THE PERCENTAGE INCREASES \ Trea tmtut "'as SHOW!Ii CREASE IX TilE A!Ii ;IOl.""BER U'_ 01<' BIRTHS 1,'Ott THE LAST FIVE YEARS. "me of BY THE tuhe-reulos.1s patients of ttle important subjcct~ diS- cussed ut th(' American Public Heallh ',Asf;o l'iation convention 1 n no~ton . )1.as ., l ~ Rt wepk whkh Health Commif:- sion ~ r \\~e.l t~r D. Grpf'ne a,nd Clty Bac- tl'rilJl ogtstiu;; RHl atienden. A paper J was n rad by a Bn.!'lon physician which shOW t',l how the dread disease waR treo tf'd in and aroulid Buston and the That mce suicIde ~s not p,._n Ih m£>l.hods tn vogue' there have reduuced the city ot .I.l1rtJ:alo Is drcldedly evI- }the mOl'tfllit.}.. rate and has l"e~ulted In dent trom a Clance at the vital statletic8 prepared by the bureau looking ~ter that line ot work In Ihe Ht'alth ~rr - It, The ,·an'.us .,."pon-Pr-' ~\Iy: submitted to the publIc shows tbat Bulfalo now hag il. population ~ hin g OV~r 371,000 1>"r$On8: an Inot over 20;000 'Verson. Since the' 'Census. It wa~ confidently exed that the report of th,. enlllper• • thf. year woufj, Sil(lw that But-· had reac-hed the doo,OOO mark: ~umlng that the dmsus figures are aceura.te-and many tll.Ulk they are lI'a t -It Is plain that there's ' no race ~I_ c!ide In this town, ' 'l'hia Is backed up lIy lhe repOrt ()t 1he Bureau of Vital Sta\lstlcs, wh!ch tha~ during tilo year of 190~ was an Increase II) births 2,10l!, deaths In that Sin", ':r~u.r. B\"en this year, althou.~ , thl> statistics Incomplete, thho til a dl'1:ld~d In-' In births oyer deatll~. Cp to end or July, In 1905, the report ot Bureau ot Statlstlcs ,hows that ..... _~.~.w:ere 4,021 bt"th5 aGd 3,2~5 deaths. there was an Increase or 1.565 over the <loaths or the same In tbe year or 1!l03 tbe repor~ JncreasE' O! 1,~40 In births of the ..amc year. In 1901 an i1l('rease or births ovrr 1,6&4, anll fllO 1900 tbele "ali In-~rE'l\I!le or 2.373 III births over F ti ot the tuberculosis patients gainIng; strc>ngth and wfllS-ht. I The plan itl Bos ton Is caUrd the day camp !System. Publi,. spirited citlze-ns ba\'e made a tund (6r the purpo~e or establtshlng a "'amp in a country place mear the city. Dr. Gre<>ne said thl. morning th",t he ""as much Impressed with the Idea antI ' :Mld that If a camp were establiFhed' 'her~ It would probably be the result of public Bubscrlf'Uon. During the CI ur!'>(' of the dlscu~~lon on 1uoorculosls InfccUon, the physicians tanced of SOlT.e manner tn deItermtnlng whether the disease could 'b e communicated from animals to man. 'In this con,necUoJ;! the phy"iclanS thought that for the benefit or human'lty It would be a good plan to expertmen t on persons condemned to dea tho I·noculatlng them with the dl""8.$~ germs, provided that they would agree if theIr sent"nce was communed to 1 life Imprisonment. _ • I J ",.eT 4 - the repo;t. that 19~. ~p p- 5 t.... .. , I'~n ,7:07: , : i'~:4 , 36403 .,."t-.. ; ""'•• 1 I Robert D. Young has tor .everal years been the committeeman In the 4th district of the ward and has alway. trulned with Kntght and Warren. Lambert Deakers 19 his opponent today and presumably with th~ other crowd or Republicans. William Palmer, law partner ot Arthur "'. Hickman, Is a ~-andldate for, eommltteeman In the 8th district ot the, 24th, agaInst Gus Miller, secretary to , the Superlntendeut ot Police and a Knight man, the present commltteeman. Thp same l88ue ot Warren and anUWlIlTen Is raIsed 10 the 23d Ward. Willard Smith, a lawyer, is fighting tor committeeman In the 3d district against E, M. Sheldon, a protege ot Health ~~:nl.sloner~, a KnIght-Warren 8" 110111\1" and ('o:)ts for cneh b,ul II wOlldr'rfnlly <',Iueat;'·p ('ll"e,·t. Sin('(' thOSt' ('\.('iting- dft~· ., tllP1'(t hn\'{~ . I f " II po I'Ih ,.he In · pcno( brpf) OIlC£' or t \\'I{,(~ S 0 ~l1la j Buffalo and .-thit\' nU'aill~l spittf'r~. r. ~ , Half a dozen I renomInation mrll mighthp Hrr('~tcd as gentle TPlllinders . There Is a . IJ between tn th(· thrcug. n~u t I1('11 I).btiO Ics('('~nc~ \\OU RepubJ 8ei1(' Ih. po"r I:ttl .. ordmanc. m Its em' who has ;";"A';"'.t the "oters, brae£' OHl'P mor(·. It i" c'lr'nr)\" tim!' fOT anntiH'T ·'('rll~ndr.'· promises Ald. If I he word g·oe. out from the ehier. of· an In flee we C.ID ha,'e 'pitter' nrrested to the nUlI1hl"1' of ~(:\ (' rlll U07.rll a dny without and for burcilPnintr th~ furr(l. \\'hN!evpr lin offic('r . ~nds lhn~ he hns to apr,'ur in polke court next I1wTning nnywny, he ~hould gtt b~8Y ."d ndd hn If " ,I(oz.n .pitters to hj,o .trmg, ~~ won't hnl'" to trnl'el fnr to /lDd them. f rhe ordinun<'o pro"ides /IDeA of from $1 lor ""eb off"n •• , Tho time may In· ~"'h'" be ripe to inlllet Hnes than ,lpfnlm.IIUI, with whieh the to 6ii ('ommb;tdou r Dovrty 80(\ otber wen. » ,.-.. knnwn p,\1ftl\lnnlan8. 11& we oD11 old, but 'WOS kno~'n AI the ItroDpet . . . 1n thl' )'luskoka region. Death came frail drQ\rntng:. There w!ll be a number ot bitter fights a.t the prlmarle. In Bufl'olo today between Republicans who want to be nominated lOr city Office or as committ.emen. In tile 24th Ward there nre several contests between committeemen. the lssup being whether \Yarren or antI-""arren men are to rule that part of th .. organization. In the 1st district ot the 24th, three young men-Lyman IIi. Ba.", Frank E. Wade and George W. Wbeeler-wlll hllEltle an uay tor votes to elect one of them a.."4 committeeman. Opponent~ to the Knight adnJlnlstretlon and or Lead- . er '\~arren are supporting Frank E, I , Wade. The others are .upposed to I h .. \,e more or Jess .ympathy with Kntght and "'arren. . Siue I "I'itters hn. bern ilett~n!l hack t" . FOR SAKE 011' A. SCRAP. its 01 ... hits. There was II hme n Fnr In the 4th district of the utb Ward ond 8 If ngo wh(,n tlle lendlllg n... mhors Frank T. Elbers and Max J. Schulls o! the (lrd .... be('nln(' '"~ expert in spitting in are figbtlng tor the commltteesblp, but I Ik . <I no particular ISSU8 Is at stake, the gutter thnt the .i( "W8 ·s pnJo) e .all The sa .. 'I I. true or the contest In tbe exc..,lIent, thou/:h temponlfY, dcc('''''y. ). 011 6th dlstr"'t ot the 17th Ward, wbere i~~~ 1:~~o (·olllu tell the ehron;" spitter afar off by Edward Berryman and Peter Maul are }~:;i N~~ Jdg zigzug ('uIITS", lIe could dod~e tbnoUd!!h thjo~~il(i1~!~e"and Martin Marlflno are li.o( 5:7~4 the crowds nnu f('oeh thp ('d~e of ~het 81 et' trying cont"luslons In tbe 3d distrIct ot walk for hi. c:<p"etoratory nelm y a the 20th 'Yu.r~, and Thomas Mahon... Total. .26,901 1 t t .· . (' 'en hlo,.k without seoming and Thomas Noonan In the 4th district • 5 ('n~ \\ Ice lJl , .. ' . ' ot the 23(1 Ward. tu 108. an): of til. ,pOPel nec ••• al·Y In j III the 6th district of the 26th Wai'l1 bu.,' <lownl 0\\ II <xi.tene.. I Washtngton A, Russell and WIllIIUJt '1'-11',1 II." nft<'r the polier. 8t Ille urging Rapplch are fighting tor the commtt'. '. i teeshlp. of \ 'IlI'JOlIA \\(JOIN! to' t·!ulig, had dug' til' J I AFTER forgotten uld orclirutl1c'C' lind c'oIlUII('n('rd to wforer it. .\ IIundred un<l fift)· ar ...·.t.: with flul?s of n hur Gn\(lh" • .a-;;;;u5 ,u\de lII4 trQPI" of tbP l.nkt'" of nay, RDd AlpnQ'IIa ~ntlonftl 1'ark dlf'trh:t8 of Ontario, II .... "at Hwhtht. Onto Hollll@ 8('tl"'\ at tlmeI .. tml dp for )lar('lr ~nlll:bt. lIe.lt,,"e ~onc: (lr~pnp. Dr. t-;rnpst Wlode. Three Rivals for Place of Committeeman- Howard, Land-\ sheft, Gang-nagel, Shifferens and Other Otliceholders Invite to Fight to Keep Jobs. The allnual .report ot \he Bureau <rl tlli StatistIcs shoWS 'tbe fOn<lwll't rea In cOllJlectlon with the num\j~ 'blrthB and deaths <luring the las~ l"ear8' Birth'.. Deotl~<. • Numbor. Year, Numhorg It f FIGHTING WARREN. -OC-,'-1 j A FAMOUS GUIDE DEAD. SHARP STRUGGLE IN "PINK TEA" REGION 'I Didn't abate Nuisance, tid fine of $25, with cos s, was mpose a ..mall I"crense In' the dpatlls b Judge Hammonu In tbe MuniCipal last five yellr., [·'ach yea[ c~urt yesterday on John D. Hillery or umb.. r Qf dC!lths figure up N 185 Cazenovia street for not obeythe ypar befnre. but to of'f- InOg' a hea.lt h d aslmeDt order to abate tbt'Te Is also a markeq' I n - . w Ikl k t t In the number of tlinhs each a nuisance on Se T S ree • The report shnws that frr,m up h:i the ('nd of 19l)l the number __ .co. L11/"'Af"'''rlLt:.. steadily grown In pioportlon. V nlV"'~ autborltles figur,' that the d~th Bulfalo durlog the years stAte4. ~ - mO~~ -" decld,,<liy lOW, espr·clally sO • I;) ''I bU.ldertln.. tbe fact that there I~ l). at nearly 401),000, EaS\llg _ ~ ~ on these figutes they ~hO"'; - ~ rat" ba" be<'11 14.31 per and, .. exc1udln~ the non-rqa-/ Hpltte ..... Attention, the Tate Is only 13.69 per tbou, Th~eient and Honorable. Order of In Is S ~-"'n "'. · Sorne Red-hat FIghts WIll Be Settled Today-Anti: Knight and Warren the Cry Raised in Several West Side Districts. MAY"ORrAOlM NAM[~ MORE APPOINT[[S I Charles Egloff, licenseeler'""-' Agnes McDowell, rapher--Messenger, , erick Howell. . DR, WENDE NEXT HEALTH COMM Mayor-elect J, N. secretary. Victor ---""....•.~~ the.~~~=::;: announced flce force a.nd the Health deputy, which "'_"""'.'. 81, 1901, a The will take License ���I:.1UfFAL'1· '-' __________ - ___ ~ ___ - - __ - __ ::'.,lo. - 4.--,------ ------ ~l·B··~. ---------_-.-/. ---. - ....... :........... - - -. =-=-~ NEW'" PLUMBING "~~Y-~-J!! MAD~ MUCH f STRING~NTI Amend.a" at the Meeting the Board of Health Held Saturday. ���EXPERTS REPORT of noted Engineers says ordinarily r Supply here is wholesome and good and occasionally is polluted. COST ESTIMATED AT $2,800,000 would be somewhat unpleasant In ap- pearan('P. "No lo~stlon tor an Intak .. Is prscl[cablo to avoId such turbidity of the "·atp,· Aupply tor short perloda aggregatlng thre€' or four WE.'E"k~ of the year. Hol~I'. puhllc hulldlnga and many prlYAtA housE'P have found it desirable on Ihls a~counl 10 filter their water. and Rt Romp futur~ day. no doubt, the ('tty will filtrl' Its "ntlre water supply. which should hOo kept In view tn carrytng out thf"RPI TE"l"ommpndations." Thf" proposf"d Inta.kp would be near! the lntf"rnattonaJ boundary line, 80 near thAt th .. en~lnpH" no not know whether lt would he in ranadlan or American watpr~. 80 much fnr thp quality. A. for thp quantity, thp. ordinary pro\o1stnn ~hould bp for It usagp of 200.000.000 gallons a dRY. with An Addition nf 50 per cpnt. fOT pxtraordinary u~p. making the full forma.l rpport ot thp ex- maintain the watpr department at the pumping ~Apn~lty per day ahout 300.to Commissioner Ward highp.t dpgree of excellence. no mater-I 000.000 ga Ilona. A 1I0wing ten ppr cpnt. ecP !:lsar y , for thE" fllIp tn thp pumpp, the records ~!~~~~:~:lr;o~:t:y~PUbIiC be- fal inC'reaElP tn rates ~elng fo1 I~ whpnwork. rolo",·1 only A. ufle of the city s ('rpdlt for the of the "ntf"r hurpau shOl\~ an average to the aldermen for the flrot outlay. with the earnings to pay dally cnnsumptlon or water during the ~1.Ctouncll. In full. It would take orr all debts. flar~1 year of 1~03-. of 127.741.660 galnewspaper page. In Elhort, Just above the slgn~tu.. es of the three Inns. ·Wlth no slip allowance. the figure publlsh~d over l!. week ago englnep ... Thomas". 8ymon •. George I. 202.602.910 gallon> in 1903-4 and 206.~l:!f.:'~ ie practically atrlrmed. S. Field and Rudolph Hering. and en<1- 3~4.360 gallon" In 1904-6. The Intake and II are the recommenda.Uone Ing the rpport I. the estimated cost. not tunnel shnuld be hlg pnough to allow IllUDe order as In the report; Including the rebuilding the. IJl'P •• nt of 400,000.000 gallons of water l!. day. intake In the western part of plant nor the cost of a new electric enough for pven the extraordinary uses Chann"l. esaen tlally as set pump for which hlds have been recplved. of a elty of 1,(100,000 Inhabitants. The tile plans tentatively adopted Here I. the estimate; ne\\' Plation Fhouln be of 160.000.000 galIntake tUDnnE'l. ('te .••..•...•••••••.•• $900,000 lon~ a da)' capacity. new Intake to site of new I New slatlon and equipment.......... Il00.000 end,.r the hend of reliability or sup..... :.tllUon at Porter avenue and ~alv. and main cbang.. ............. 6().OOO, 1· th i. tat th t th .. f h I ~ew maine ...... -.. . ...... •••• ...... 800,000 I Jl ~. Po ('ng ne rs ~ flo a ey ('an 1',,1iQ-'t, with an extension 0 t e High sen'lce rcsE'rVoir ... ..... ....... 50,000 not tncior.Ele electri('lty as the power for present pumping atation Contingencies, etc. ......... .......... 100,000 the new station. Stp.am is recommendMusachusetts avenue; Total ..........•...•..•........•..... $2.800.000 ~d. with vertical. high-duty. triple exo)lIfJ/CIO,IJQO·-g•• ll"n electric pump for I pan.lon plunger-pumps. Th,. likelihoOd atation and two new 30'On the quallt.y. quantity and reliabll- nf Niagara Falls power giving out at steam pump.; periods and the experimental nature of j Ity of the city s water supply the re- using IIJ'eJlen.t pumping station. re- port .hows; rotary pump" for high head. or and putting the soThe three engine-erA were hIred by ~he water are give-n as among the 'reasons bRU"rv ot boners into con- Comnlon ('ounC'il "to examine, reV15C, for ('hoo~ing stf?'am a~ the power. change and determine upon the b".t The dpta Us of the high and low presplan to meE't thfl necesHary requirements sure p:en'tr(>s for the dty ar€' given. The ot the city." The present pqulpment i. high pre'sure ""rvice. needed because detailt·d. It I. poInted out that ordl- of thp land being higher. I. given to narily the water the city is now getting the North strept ridge and to the part Is "wholesome and good." but at times of the city to the no"th of that. The Is dangerou81y polluted. with the dan- low pre ••ure arpa for the lower ground ger dally bpcomlng greater. Listed takes In the rest of the city. among the Increasing causes of polluThe clty's per capita consumption Is tion are the discharge trom Buffalo rlv.. "enortnous and greater than in any other. the building up of the Smoke's creek er city oC the world:' Two causea are district, the dumping oC dredging. and given: the amount stated 1M In excess other reCuse. and the building ot the of the trup amount pumped and the new breakwater arm. excessive waRte hy the people Rnd tnstlThe trouble with Ice at the prespnt tlltinn" of thO' city. Meters should be Intake Is marked as dangerous. and the applipd to ~11 the pump •. proposed Black Rock harbor ship canal The experts point out that tbp drlbIs Indicated as likely to let more pollu- bling or water throllgh the se,,'ers doe. tlon into the present supply. because no goor!. On the contrary. leaky plumbof lessening the thickness of the rock Ing and purposply running attachments between the top of the present intake are a ('oetly waste. tunn,,1 and the bottom ot the canal. "In a section of the city covered by "We nre firmly convinced," Bay the the oJlerationR of the water bureau in engineet'8. "that water from the central an effort to stop 100iJ~E"~. there ,,"ere portion of Lake Erie free from shore found 1.391 .ervice-plpe lenks. 10.123 brought pollution Is the best water available tor leAking flxtllrea and water closet •• 582 Burralo. and that If such water Is ob- water closets connected with the water produce talned It will be sultahle. satisfactory supply without property controlling flxcity to and entltl"d to every confidence. under tures. and 31S whole supplies running existing and all future conditions." all the t,mp without any control whatThe advantages of having the Intake ever. Thp repairs made In this district ~ ot thp Emereld channel are pointed out. caused" Raving of moN' than 4.000.000 It being said that the channel gets the gallons In 24 h.~urs, as estimated by the watE'"r from the center or the lake un- ~va ter hurf'au. polluted by the shore current.. ·WarnAs for metpre. thp englnp"rs say: Ing 18 given. however. that "there w1l1 "·W. fepl that thp only perfect remedy he tlmp. during th~ prevalence of heavy for the waote and leakage i. the Instorms when the whole eastern end or Atallatlon nf n nlPter nn every ~ervice. ~ -- I h I k wtll h .. rendered turbid by not only to limit wastp In house .prv~v:ve aa~tlnn on "thp. bottom. At such icP!'I, but alAO to rxart t>quHahle ratp! th water supplied to the city tor water ron "limed ann to atd In the t Imeso e _ detecllon of l.. aks In the street mains laDrl ~~n'ire pipp~. "ypt WI' recognize that therp I. a stron~ prejudice against meters in the mind. of many people and therefore be:BACTERIOLOGIST AND lie\"{' It to he hetter instead of installing metrrs on all f:'IE't"vlC'('s at once, to prnOO)()(I.SS·IONER reerl I;"radusJ1y. ('nnfidpnt that hefore long the gooc\ sense of the ppopl .. of Buffalo will Indtcate clearly to them that It Is the proper systpm to adnpt Indictments against Owners of fnr I he dlstrlhutlon of water and colTenements will be quashed. Ipctlon of water rAtes. Just as It Is In thf' ('Al"C of ga~ ann other ~upplieB." ThP Hamburg htll reservoir plan I. ( Ahout n mnnlll ago, nn tndlrtmf'llt charging ('atllo Itodl<-u with violating nhJpC'tp.n to hecau~p thp htll~ are not the ten('m~nt law wa,s disml~s('d h.·- high "nough. Ihe wRter no hetter. and It I cause hp made thp necessary repairs tr) would be "cry ('osUy for the pumping his tf"nrmcnt on '\'t1k('~mn strept. John anr) main(enancfIo of the n18ins tn the "I. llyan or the staf[ or DiHtrlct .A Itnr- ('tty 8('r058 thp. intervening low-lands.... Th .. growth of the city might ROme ney Con~rth y(>~terday dinlct(>n llcRlth Comml551on~r Greeno to hnv£' time require a pumping plant along the Both Ihe Chautauqua lake tnvf"stigatlon" mndr or the othpr ('a~cs lakeshore. to !It''fIJ if rrpairs have np.£'n made as re- and ('attaraugus creek planR are required. Tho tndletl,lwllts will bf" quashed jected bN'ausp of in!'llltfIcient supply, notified the In ,·ase Dr. r;rQene- relJorts that the law ('xpf'ns(' RIHI not as good water. is complie" with. ThE' RC'CU8E"d tcnf"m('nt owners and thl' "~A.IN THE It~ IDeYitabl;U;;-. . . found oeienttlt. "'Im! InlO wltb the .dec1&r&UCIII. -aUl....~1Ii 1I1u1".. habit beealUl. . . . to clemonstl'llte. CIt tbe t~Of deadly kisser to the kissee, or vlee sbould arl •• equally dlltlqulabeC to cont.radlct tI!. anU-ldulng Ouk IIrm that tb..... lit lIothlne contact of lipa-&t I....t. perlloua tban the pooslbllIty of breach of proml"". One German _ e d that tb. bite of a ProU7 more dlUlll"et"OUlI than the ItIa& aI , venomoUI seI1)ent, "An arrow . . . fa. the aaU .... of a b8autlful wo~. . . _el y obaeTV9cl. "\0 almoet oertabt" when plWljfed Illto a living b~' Of coarl•• tbere II a v...t cIIsre_....-.osculation and bltln&". lIut thIa . . . . Oeuuchlander merely emplopocl hypothe.!. .. a cOlltention ....~ kind. of kllsing. HIe muatn.Uon eularly unfortuna.to. lor the bite Ute_ ebs.rmlnc YOUDC woman 11 not & ouually. and even if It wve. no would think of Invokln&' tho law alto if he were wounded In that mUMI'. 00. I I r--ALO, N. if .1 ~ 19(Jt, l' :.llRER I ATER BAD, THEY SAY tM to the other sort of klllldng. It ..... aerone &Ild .weet chUmll to III$IJII ~, croboa, JUlIt as It haa clone In the ~ that have elapsed stnae youth ~. . upon feminine lovelln... &Il!l f. . . . lovell neal looked back apIn. Now cornea a CIncinnati pb;illala. . . . de"' ..res that the KoocI _ .,. .... numerous than the bad ona Ul ~ k!aoll\e Is not nec...rl1y 1IIIIInI*DI~ While be admlta that maJeIIo ....... may be communICated by a _ health. he aimpty ..~ apIul contact with tboae wbo are kllolJll·\D''W amlcted wltb dla-. and .. for kll.ine i. entirely oaf.. HIe diet... be a.ceeptable to the yo...... m~ldeM 'wl1o have been _rod lit German-it there are any such, which) be opon to question. It la aIao ~ made known that tbe ClnclnnaU ...... Ii oupporte4 by the autborlty of ....... French e%pollltor. of tbe medical art. /a" *' ••• The wbole subject Ia revived by tilt extraordinary defenae ..t up by & bill- I band wbo 18 beiD&' sued in a New Jlnt1 court for dJvorce, He allefu that h1I wife pl'Oposed to him. placed tho _ ldIo upon ht. Ups"" and forced from him a speedy consent to marriage, after Whle: sbe hurried him of[ to .. cleruman an had the knot tied before 11. bad tim. to consider what they were dolOI'. But DOW tha.t they haNe been wedded a few yean ho strenuously objects to the dluo1utton f tbe bond and pI.ada tba.t tbe woman ~\aVlng been orlSlnally mainly reIPO n - .Ible for ita crea.tlon. abe lbOuld b. wllilOl to a.b1de by her contract. How abe caml to Ive him the first klss II not an 1m· I ~t point In its relaUon to the legal par ed1 but his. description ot ttie proce I n&:a'tremelY Intereatm. to all stU" event s ex dentJi of: l ; ! m hli t .. tlm•• y that III It app w.... her ODe eveniOl' an4 c&lllne upon 8bt an,,"locI ~ tbey were left alone. f and 1014 ael1 cloae be.!de him 011 tho ~a ~ . tbet ahe ..... t.d to him _'ded "I don't know .f . ··And." 'be.... utt . me a.a well U y..... 11 man wbo wt, anna arollll4 ~ Thereupon ahe threw ber i d plUJDllJ neek and kl6N4 him ta1I"t ~,!" b. teIIlb tba - tor me. I on the 11pl. "It WLI lied. "that did t • head attenr"" had no ••n.. left in my tile "".... I lIad BefoTe I welU.aw~ tbat we .boUid agreed to her pro t 9 o'clock tho I11III go to tbe m'nis~~ .. morning. and WI that atrle of kIaill "HU .he kePt up .... uI<ed bIa at" since )'.,ur mar~ . ney. .. the derenclaDt rOOJlOlll!: ··Weli. r&ther. n wIIJ .d. "A.nd that', o~....... _at to let ber 110· bu.sn- .. f:"" &tre~t8 wh('ro tht'lr tenempnts 81'0 )(1. cated are Bartholomew ~lcCnble, Scot t ldreet; John '\·al~h, Van Hensselacl' street; lItlchaol HogArs, fleneca street; John Maj"hazak. Lovpjoy street; John Nleayto. Curtiss 8trc(!t~ John C. a.n(l tbls artemoon ·"",eit.tlv rec~tved (or it ca""bPo)rt~,! 11e a,M&. MathIas Baine.• No . 110 Main street· . , <C5<"rved for t~.e Julia O·Brlan. No. 122 Trenton avenue; ~;ij~t~:!;!tM (.'at&..-.1'o1l'- Elizabeth lo"alrchlld. Watpr street; " FrILJll[ Podslad19 and Marianna, br.a CurtI.. at Tb8O\10re ¥t!~~. 1IttIIet. E The Italian Colony. the Corrlere It.olliano. In a rcc.nt ~unday Issue of The JaftII elS, tbE're appeared In article, Dr. Walter S. Goodale, whlcb WU .. menta..,.. tbougb true and lm}Btllll. TE'gardIDG' our Oft·mhlrE'pru8Dt1t4 ny. Tbls la tbe nrot and 0017 . local pres. bas published aa uab_ ot the UaUaD element. We tbank Dr. Goodab lor bta article ud aok bIm to writ. topiC. tor, with 410 ulltul In ��physical eXILmirul children, especially to defective eyesight. If be secured next yeILr, attaclled to the health demake final cultures In At present the placard Ie a liouf8 untlJ the culture, made famUy doctor, comes back negablat some unBcr.upulous men, as .. the chUd Is able to be up, stick Into the throat of a healthy or a dog, and, ot course, the rereads "no II"'rms present." The fa removed, and the patient, stili a dangerous condition, Is allowed to attend BCbooL The yearly appropriation for health department salaries during the last fiscal )'ear was $47,000. This Is an average 1_ than $1,000 a man. The entire for the department was The entire amount appropriated the city's departments was $8,In other words, the tender. hARrI:ad city fathers allowed the people one per cent. of the public for the preservation of health. including band concerts, were al. 1140,000. No matter how much political parties may dlaagree In regard to thetr platforms, all good politicians agreed that the slogan with which . decellve the people Is, "Keep the taxdown to $20 Pel' 11,000." What with 1~~:~l~~p:eco:~n:~o~m~y In one direction and In another the tax. been kept down to $20, but the of the city ot ~f~bee~n~p~u.~.h~e~~d;.; to $19,500.000• chamber In the I' •1 Encllah Is murdered r [:~18fin:D~:~ are tangled certainly at· Inspiring Bight. Here, uaelnbled In solemn conclave, may be clt¥ fathers, guarding with .palternl IOllcltude the best Inter""ts of darling children. the taxpayers. ,c sc::ho<~1 1 But-,' 1 WAL'l'ER S. GOODALE, M. D. SOME THINGS THE HEALTH DEPARDIEXT DOES: VACCINATING CHILDREN IN A PUBLIC SCHOOL. Pictures of the work of the Health Department are by George z 0.I J. Hare. �SOME THINGS THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT DOES: EXAMINING THE QUALITY OF THE MILK. cur M " .......... ~OV) - . 1... .. . E. •••-_. FOOTBALL KILLS HIM ff WILLIAM M. :T. KELLEY MASTEN PARK STUDENT' IS FATALLY INJURED: "rflIfnm ~r J l{pn~y. a 'Wf'JI-known )1a&lf'n l"::trk Jllg!1 Sc~ooI boY'. diN] 3"E'at~rda1 a.fl,"rnoon at his h"'mf'>, No. IU :"oiorth O,;d('JI Str(';ef. or a.llllotninal In. H<'.J"'lma'!or. 801·] (co hav,.. beFn caufl'd by J~jurJ('.s r('('(>lved In n. (001"1111 1'3 me. h.. eJlE'r was nut "(It 16 ~ f'~rs old. but W;.HI I In hi.! junior ,'rpar at Mu.tf'n PJ:rk. His "pl('ndld plJ rSiral build ann his ahlUUl)s to.s an alhll"lf> W('r(\ cnrl)" flfclJJnyt'd, antI n. hrJl1lnut future wns prcd1c~ed (0'< hhn 'W~en candJdl\t~ wpro called ;()r .:\~'l~tf·n to bulle! up n fCII'')fhall tram, young at )\.(:11('1 WDS onp of lb· first to reepo!1'I. lJo trifid tor the position ot QU(al-terba.ck l'ut his \\'dght wnl the vnly dmwb::i.t'k· and beIng ton lJght, h(' \Vl\3 rdtcted, 'Ph,; InjurIes. hOWt>"eT. 1\'hkh Rrc saId to have (',lUFCd hl'i tipn"h. nrc ll("'l 1,f!Upvcd to h:l\'(l b(>{ln Inflicted whHc In l,ln) wlf1\ the high ,,("'bool tPam, He was L.n nrdf!nt ~l(lmlrr.r or nil bJ"".ln('h£'.,s n( S[:')rt, and hilt! (Ortnt"d severnl footba.lI tea inS tn hf.! HNghborhoor'. and Jt WfUJ while pi,,) illB'/ ,me of these tPl1m~' that hf! 18 btU~vcd to hRVO n'Cf'IVN.l the kkk In ,h(; Ftnma."o Ih.lt r£"StlJt~ in hlB death K('JI~," WR! nt)t C'oL1neti to hi,. bforl (til unlit 8 week n~. tu~,j H{" nrc,louslV ,·"mllialned or pRlnl' In hI! 8tomar.h, hilt h'\l1 InfllJdM thar t If;\' \"'('<fI' nnt Cot a 2erl.us nature, lIcrwro\'e!", whC'n b~ did lak~ to his ll(.'d. hf" fallpc.l rnplul,. A COTHl1llla~lt)n or t!O("~('IT8 "'~s ht'Jd b~· t11o'('(>Il Pu ll'01tfC D "ff ' ~. l'rlw;lnl M(·),r.r nnl) tRwr th.'O {T. Jl1,lcy, and ft wu rff"t'lil('d that an OllerntMl ('ouhl not ho h('ld nn,' (her"" W.\.S nu h"pe fflr ~he yCn.1nl: mlln·" r·~l'll\·~rJ' That the boy 8\ltr~·r1!d untold AgOny" ",'a8 plainly aPflftf('nt whl'n hIs ca!lc \"\ as ~lngnooP('d by thE> ph)"rucisn.. It wa. fOUntl that h1f' nbdmnen W"3. ~~klnG" with perJtonltlB and gangT('nc. nC that hle rr· co\'ef)' would ha"e b('en 1m !lib!" Dc- ~plte the gloomy pros(W"('ts whIch 'WFT(' I1rl'Spnted to him. he lull IIhow£'d th:H fipfrlt of l.raml"nf"ss. nnd flrmly rought for t-~. lite. nut B duy or ~ ".etnre hJ~ death. hr lmp3rteif to his tr~n~d. who v,"rt' wnnt to ba uti' 11.'1: h l1!m on the th~y should take h1 advice and n('".'rr pial" root'blllJ. Young Kelley ~'a!f til" !'nn o~ J:J.m,.." r.: J{clt('Y", a we!1 known ralll''''' 1./1 m;ln. l! nf"rtf>"ci with tit,. !,e-hlgh \'aU··". En W· :t nlf(1 thl" hrothf'r (,f John Kf' '7, a "r 1m .. Im·nt nf'''-lIpnJ)cr m·\", Jrmpriy or grJdJron. that ,n,- Butra nf St Loul,,:, ~unh'ed b~ Le!'llld,· ... h!' thl'f'o brother. �I S GANG SCHEME EAT ADAM AND UE THEIR GRAFT Buffalo's Big fire and Police Depa rtments Want.a Square Deal. Officers Have Not Been Advanced on Their Merits-Knight's Lieutenants all Busy-Metzler's Dirty Workon the Markets.' Erastus C. Knlgoht's tollo\\'er" who are puttfnc up the campaIgn for Mr. Feldman. Mr. GlIb .. rt and theIr 8SS0clates on the Republlcan ticket. while the more ~r"greS8lve element of the Republican party perslstentl)· and dewrmlnedly retrains from accepting any responsl'blllty for the make~hltt tickH. today to ahow th .. lr hand.. The partment In the UnIted Btates. Untn the Knight-Feldman administration came Into power every man In the Department had an ..qual show .. ltb ..very other man. Since the Knl8"htFeldman admlnlstratfon. the men baV"1 not had "a s(Juare deal." The Department has been used to advance a private coal business. Policemen bave been torred to drop theIr friends wllb whom thl'Y formerly traded. and tQad), to officials. Gamblers have bpen a.Jlowed tuJl rein In the city; not because tbe m .. n In the rank. dld not know bow or were afraId to perform their duty. but '!,eoall ... "th.. Mat> Hlgh .. r Up" was lOokIng for graft. Uod .. r this admlnlstra.tloD of the Pollee Department there has bpen no chance tor a patrolman to advan('e on his merit to rcergeant or tor a sprgeant to herome CAptain on hiB merits. In th .. recent "xamlnatlon for InspE"Ctor only nne captain ""88 allow- ed to try th<' examlnatfon and he wall a fll\'orlle of the Ma)"Or. Every othpr captain uoopr a Democratic administration would hav" had a chance with his tellow oRptalDR tor that promotion. Pollee Want aD Hone.t Maa. ThA sam.. spirit has prevailed throughout the wllOle !lepartment and the pollcempn ot Buttalo are now lookIng for a square d"aJ. They know thl.: That J. N. Adam play. no ravorIte.; that h .. Is hon""t. and no man on the Bulfalo police torce I. afraid to place hla rase In the hands of an hone.t man. Thpy do not want anoth .. rour years w1tere ravorltes will be played. Th~ liquor Inwrpsts-under the .upervision or thp Police Department-have been hRrassed . Saloonkeepers have bepn s"nt cards t('lIIng them that they could buy coal at a c('rtaln place. That Is simply one. rorm of graft thaI the Pnlire D~partment has be~n worked tnr. One month gRlonnkeepers were tol~ that thpy could keep open: the "€'xt month thfOy would be told to clost'. It 18 nllegPd that r .. rtatn etrorts would hfl! ma,lf" hfltween tlm~8 to tnrce a contrihutlon for "lifting th .. lid." Th .. hl.tnry or Buffalo dnes not contain & parallel for that "ort ot business nnd thp. Knight fnrc(>s arp trying to use that samp P~lkp to thp. membprs of wh d .. nl"d a fair ill. �ovs. - 1 __ FAT~lUMS FO DEMOCRATIC PATRIOTS. the Democratic! Democratic o......nlsaUon Is trouel! b,. W. J. Oonuers, and man Flta Is chairman ot the committee. - ---....=:......--May bump Connen. The Intention Is to oust tioth' and Fitzpatrick In January vent Con nero trom contl,ol:Ung gation to the convention. secret about that, The oUlteolM fight for or.... nlxatlon control Thousands who erected the new pand on the Democratic aJ)po~l~ Mr. ("onnen secured City Officials demand Democratic general cc::::::.! Places at the Crib, years ago through the d~putles In the Sherl!f's o!!lce. January let the taction which .HUNGRY' PACK IS IN FULL CRY F Mayor Adam and Other New Offlcia Is Have Many Appointments to Make Be- JIM SMITH HAS TROUBLES :"~;o~p~~·e:\.:I·sherl!f'S wID & ' Into Offl ce He mUlt bounc:e Democ:rats to make Alderman Smith'. clo.e.t friends In lore GOlng John i. Kennt!dy. Room for his Supporters-Susdorf John P. Bullh... n, Alderman January 1. ~ ,oel and Doherty, maybe, and Henry P. Burgard, \'I'ho Une . . , Mack. The troubles ot the Democracy hav~ While Mack haa had set In. The lean year. are past anil on the subject, It can the tat one. at hand for the tollowers granted that he doesn't ot T. Jell'erson and other lights. There to control the Erie coun'.,. dei...~ are about 100 jobs for .everal thousand the .tate convention next year, ot the unterrlfled, each ot whom has nominations for Governor an4 When Mayor Adam comes Into omce a clamorous claim to recol'111Uon. IItate oftlces are to be made. on Jan. 1 next, he wUl have a number BQIlcessful candidates will be dogged ners, therefore, may not get of Important appointments to make at and peRtered. Every Democrat with In_tort out of the once and a tew farther on In hie term. fluence will he cha.ed with petitions Smlth will make In the at_1m.. while the new Common Council and and hounded for Indorsements. Just what strength Kr, CCl_ _ Board of Supervl.ors will al.o have Jim Smith, the BherUf-elect, will be In the new Common some plum. to distribute. New ap- a marked man for two months. The new Board of Bupervlllora pointments may aleo be expected from johhuntera from 25 towns and 25 wards later on. It Is known that ud.delllr, Comptroller Zimmerman and Corpora.- are In full cry upon his trail and to as leader made an .!fort • I Uon Counsel DeBbecker. him fall. the delightful task of evlct- trlendly terms with the D<UIIOCIM The most valuable office within the Ing tbe present force In the Demo- candidates for alderman &nlS giving power of the Mayor Is Health cratlc Sherll'l"s office to make wa.y for or during the campaign. He Comml88loner, now held by Dr. Walter the men who helped to elect blm. likely to be ou.ted from hl. pta~ D. Greene, whose term expires Jan. I, Harry Kaiser three years ago .ought leader without a hard flCht. 1907. When Dr. GW6liG lives way to a Demc*ratlc succeSBor, as be doubtless retuge In Canadian wild •. Maybe Smith Tbere Is a rumor that Imll'l11ld1atltfilOi will a little more than a year hence, will do the .am.. It remains to be ter January lat )IIr. the new oommls81oner can appoint an seen whether he wlIl have a tentmate the re.lgnatlon of Police Ce'DlllI1Ilnlill) aeslstant health commissioner In place like Terry Fereuson and whether the Doberty. a Knlgbt appolntea. of Dr. Ed"'ard Clark at $2000 a year, roueh to.. will be pused to another ---and a registrar In plnce of Dr. Franklin even a. It wa. handed tG Bosom FrIend C. Gram at $1200. He also can appoint , a 8uccessor to Chief Clerk Gu'!! SchneldA. Abbott baa a ato.ll' In the I er, It he wants to remove that efficient public servant of long service. The DI.trlct Attorney'. omce as a legacy other position. In the Healtb Depart- from Mr. Coat.wortb. There probably ment arc nuder the protection ot the wl\l be changel. .John W. Ryan may civil service. As for the health com- be named aa city attorney under Mr. missioner himself he will draw a salary Desbeenr, who will be Corporation c · , .... of $4000 a year, thus constituting the Counsel after January 1st. best office trom a monetary point ot Mr. De.becker wlIl haye the naming view In the Incoming Mayor'.. gift. Dr. William G. Bissell, City Bacteriologist, of a new etalf In his omce. The .talf Includes ... city attorney, tour assistant I stalked of tor the office. lfayor Adam also can name a suc- city attorney., a managing clerk, a cessor to Pollee Commlsslon-er Charles clerk, two detectives and a me.senger. \ A. Rupp. a Democrat, who goes out The stenographers In the omce are on ot attice March 1 next, and who dra W8 the cl .... lfled civil-service list. ,2500 yearly. Augustus F. Scheu I. Attorney Daniel N. McNaugbton of talked of for this place. Comml ... loner Lockwood, Hoyt &; Greene, Is a candi, Doherty was re-appolnted recently an·i date for appOintment as city attorney ,wl1\ outlive Mayor Adam In political I life ,unle.. the latter should be re- and claim" that the place bas been I elected. The tirst ttr~ commls!lloner t·:> promised to him. The ne-?r· Mayor wUl have a number retire Is Simon Seibert, but his present i tenure of oWce holds until June I, 1909. of appointments. He appoints a health . The tire commiSSioners get $5 per soo ... cOlIl.l!!lssloner et If goo and an ..Itterrrr' . sloo. heaith commissioner at $2,000. There I. I Nl!W MAYOR'S Sl!CRl!TARY, talk that Dr. Ernest Wende will be the i In the Immediate orflce of the Mayor new health commls.loner. I he has the naming ot a. 8ecretary In The llayor also wtll have the apI place or Frank W. Hinkley ($2000), a polntment of a Democratic member of llcensc dirk In plaC'o of Frank Ruscz- the pollee board to succeed Charlss A. Health CommlBBloner Oreene wleco ($1200), a special "ollcema.n and Rupp. served notice that the water a stenographer. William Metzler, In the market department the new boiled, when he sent a I 110W Superintendent of Markets, Is an- M&yor will have the appOintment of a to the Ald~ ItatlDg , other who will have to walk the plank market clerk and six assistant •. lologlcal examination of the tirat of the year. His salary I. In his oft'n executive department tbe cently made BhGwed It COI~ta.tal.; $1800. Another In the same predlca~ I ment Is Benjamin L. CO"'les, now har- Mayor appoints & private .ecretarY, & bacillus (typbold germ.) :..~._.~_:.,,;;:r, "Tbe condition of the hor master, appointed by the Mayor at license clerk, a Itenographer and & bad," the report 88.y-L a yearly .alar~' of $1200. meesenger, The Corporation Coun.el will have The new Democratic Comptroller, Mr, pertment'. chemical almost as many fat place. to hand Zimmerman, will have the appointment the wllter, made at the around a. will the Mayor. There Is a of a deputy comptroller iLnd chief book- .hows the water to be In ''''ery City Attorney In place of Edward L. keeper. Practically a.11 tbe other p " " factory condItion." Jung ($3000); an assistant City Attor- holde.. In tbe Comptroller's omee are Comptroller Qllllert ney In place ot Percy Lansdowne rant Cor ~700 be drawn ($2500), and two Deputy A.slstant City protected by the civil-service ruleL 1>&7 the city'. ah..... of A Hornel's In place of William H. GorSuadorf baa to go. cerUScates ""IT$Idert!d man and JuliUS A. Schrieber ($2000), II III b D besides a harbor commls 8 ion attorney The new CommonCounc w e em- ber. City Troa.tllrer 8h"P8.I,.s at $1500, managing clerk at $1400. clerk ocratlc and will elect & city clerk at Board at $1200, two detectives at $900 and two 11.Il00. The cit,. clerk haa the appolDt- pepers messengors, one at $900 a.nd one at $500. ment of an ualstant cit;, clerk and a which The Comptroller will hn ve the nam- few other employeea. tng ot a 8UCf'e8Rnr to Deputy ComptrolJ'rank Gethoeter, former city clerk, J. ,IeI' Arthur n. Christy at $2000; a chlet a c&nllldate to .ucceed City Clerk 8u.bookkeeper at $1600, and two or three t h 't t th post alone positions classified a. confidential and dort, bu e won go 0 e . of trust. The Comptroller also has the Olber ~andldat.. for the pla.ce ...... appointment of a succo.sor to City Jam.. ~. RIley, Frank L. Cohen, genAuditor Anselm J. Smith, who.e salary eraI committeemen for the seventh Is $2000. ward IUId Joseph P. Zenger, secretary In the A •• essors' ottlce a few confl- of DemocraUo general committee. dentlal position. ",11\ be at the dl.Alderman Joe Butler of the third po.al of the Democratic majority of ward ha.e announced blmself ... a canthe board. IlIdate for president of the BOard of AlThe Common Council and the Board d - - - but ,,'hether Alderman Kenneof Supervisors must select BOrne elty - - d n be 8ldeof the following: die nineteenth war ca S ervants In the nlaces ,. trlW_ for Butler, remalns to be - . CITY CLl!RK. MVST ALSO GO, of Ge<I..... W. Ry..... the occupied by Charles for overeeer of the blm for a good SCRAM BLE · LFOR TH EM HAS A READY BEGU • a. T~k ===r-'~r.~­ I -AKOTHER WAR -Y TO BOIL I I WAT[R 'Health Commissioner I Reports That It i 'I ! the ~~==:~ Democratic should Ie Germs of Tvphold'; ��The lIDdlIIlr or ten honea on JOJIe 3d ".. made the hUla ot a cIa.Im or tv..., hodlea. Ou June 10th dOther cIa.Im ..... made on the basla of tbree amall bonea fOUnd ID a ......v. that had ODCe been esc&- nted. TIle report of lDapeetor 1I'eJlowa wonld ahOW that the contracto.... after I'OIna IlUln'oa lOVer the cemetery once, went bacIt over It for the c1eanl..... Why Scc:recy to this late Dq? r feature of the dlscoTery of thla Ia . that It wae made public at tile time and that notwlthatandlna the information In tha poueIIIIlon oll tha IIea1th-Mpartmen t Inapectore. the al'apel lItea1Ina was allowed to IrO on 1I!fthout any areat oftllctal proteat from ..,. eouree. It th~ was auch flalrrut lootlna 'It the pal)Hc treaaurt for ,...,., aa the recorda I10W ahow. how . . It that not~ Iftlt vacue TUmon ot what waa Jolna aD ever reached the p\abllc until thlll late daY' Who were the 0lf\cIa18 WM knew or It an'!! kept atilt about It? Who were tile polltlclans. bllr B nd Uttle, wbo conII1ved at Ita euppr.... lon until Superv\aor Boward and Auditor Sturm dua It all up? Appraiaal of Site Value. Bttpervllor BowlU"d yesterday made mo..... B n Interetllln. pace from the reoordil. Under the toct passed by the LegIatature pennltUns the county to take the North .treat cemetery . . the for the new a.rmory, & comm18CBIOneterJ"iottei!;;;;' " 'aa appointed to appralllll the ot the land and determtne the am,owlt of the awarde to be made a8.ln&.l~S and for the removal monuments. comml1l8loD reported on N .........7, 1POO. tIltIDg the total amount or a.warda a.t $202,114.78. Then prot....ta made to the court a.gaInat theM I a,IVa,raa by various claimants. and the W8.11 sent back to the commlulon revWon. Later on, the commlaBloD made a new report, revising the origlna.t awarde, but a4dlng only allghtly to the total, and the .acond report .." coJl1\rllled by Juattce Hooker OD March U, 180L >. commission, in the meantlm~. hearing OD J8.IlURI'lI' 21i. 1901, at Fred Greiner, attorDey for the Buffalo Cemetery AsaOclat!on. which owned the North .treet cem~tery. ap8.Ild Supenloor Bowa.rd has up the foUowinS .tlpula.tlon which Mr. Greiner ma4e at that time to the eommlsBion: • I &«reed befor~ the Board ot Supe~ vlaors whe:. the commissioners' report WM before them, that this cemetery BIte would not coat more th8.ll $202.000, it appearln&, trom the supplemental made by the Bald commlasloners for error and corrections In sald report. they have Increaaed the a.wa.rda to the extN,t of n,221, I hereby 8tiputate th&t said eum of $3.221 be deducted C8l1ll••~ :from the award to the Bullalo Cernapo..,. '/',ulrY Asooclatlon." Yet the total cost to the county of the site E"Vetltually turned out to be over .9,000. The II1'IIt report ot the comm1sslonere tbe cemetery allSOCiatlon, UO,$34,101.60. which the IUI!IOClathe city for ba.cl< tazee and o.mOUDt the court awarded to the &~,arded ���omebodyW Doherty, or Was It. Dr. Greene? ------------- EACH ADMITS THE OTHERS' TEARS Healtb Comwlls brought between police D. D~rtY and ~~ol~er Walter D. it-:~!:~;e~~W:II~~thheGreene's claimed EACH CommlsslonInformation from Clark and tbat was a private D.-lUCID being tbat It was of Clark's that ~"'I"""U or to bave known of tbe money In ques- DENIES CRYING HIMSELF-GRAFT lATES POLICE CRY 'ANY IRRI' COMMIS- SIONER DOHERTY. HG 18 the subject ot a somewhat acrimonious ue .. bate lhat Pollee CommissionDR. G~ er William D. Doherty lind Health Who Says Police Cotnmialon8r l'ommlssluller Walter D. Greene-two hart)' Wept. ot :llayor Erastus C. Knlght's cabinet memb"I'>!, personal appointees and ll---------~--bosom trlellds, have been carryIng on thot h,' told the story In con1ldencelo tOI' the past tew days. the official who told me. 1.'he)· hUd tile last rounll wben "I tuld him that h. would bar. to Doherty called for Greene last night give me the name at the lnan lie and IIw), walked orr. together trom the claImed told h1m. He gave the name. latter'. hous" at Hth and JerSEY Theil 1 told him to produre the IlIIII streets. after which Dr. Greene Iln- bf'torf' me and ga\'e him to understand nOUIl.'CU that he and Cornmissloner that he would have to repeat before Doherty Were the beH ot trlends, that that man the story he claImed the man he always bough! hI. tea trom Bill told him. Doherty when he was 111 the tea busi"I also told hIm that 1 wOllld haft ness, and when he went Into the coa.l the man arrested tor slander when I huslness wus one at his first custom- tound hIm. And 1 also told hlm plainly us. that It he tailed to produce bl. 'all_ La~t Thursday. Recording to an In... Informant, I would have him, Commllten'lew PolJcP ('om missIoner Doh{'rty stoner Greene, arrested tor slander, gave to a 8unuay paper. he heard trom "Greone told me that he lold my In. IL ~ertaln city official how He~lth tormant that the story ot IrratUnl ..... Cnmmls!'>lolwr (3r'een(> had tolll this cer- Inted to the Pollee Commlaslonerao ot.. taln. utrlci:ll tlbout Doherty's having re- flee and that my name wu not men","Ived $50 "1<> Ilx up a certain thing tloned. but my Intormant told me tbat nut! t he thing W~\S done: Greene mentioned my name In connec~ It ~N:ms that Hhonly after this wa~ tion with the alleged act. It wu 10 tuld to Doherty he went over 10 the the etrect that a certain party said be lIcallh Department a011 called Dr. gave me $50 to Ox up a certaIn thIng Gn'plio UOWll In the pre!l'en('e or Chief 'tor him and that the thlng',waB dODe. C'lI:·rk Gus Sclllletuer. '''I expected to see Dr. Gr~ne and bJ. Gl'pene In one luten-lew said that alleged Intormant on FrIday and today. Doherty cl·let.!. but they taUet.! to appear. 1 under· Doilerty, I" 11 NlUnter Interview s.ld, stand that the other man lJo attendlDlr "It was <lre~ne wbo did tbe baby hIs wlte, who Is veO' ald<. and that act," l1,ay he the reason why they have not (}re~ne saId In Itls Interview that b" .hown up. But they have got, to meet went to Doherty. me on Monday, and then one ?r tb. Doherty says In his inten-1ew that he other of them will ha\'e to anner"tor went to Grt-·ene-. I the slander circulated .agaJnst me. 0" Saturday ntternoon a. ComrnlsLast nlgflt Dr. Greeo sald that there shin Duhcrty was eating his lunch In I was no trouble between Doherty and nn ElUcol t Square restaurant lie tolu I hlm.elf that he had talked wltb Do· un Enqulr'f'r reporter that he was t!n~ hert)" ~"er the telephone and then dt:a vorlng to run to earth the purt)' or Dohert:r had come around to h~8 hou• vartks resJ.1onsiblB tor sp. reading the and they had gone out tor a. walk tol'UlnOI' tha.t he was gu!tJng in th~ Puge-ther. ' I 111 Ike l>el)a.rtlllt'nt as stated In the in"\\'hat about Dnhert)' 8 lnterv ew tel'view With Doherty in the last e<li- he was a.~ketl. tion of Haturuay's Enquirer. "He told me that he was not ear:\Ia.yor Knight, who Wi.1.8 also seton by recti), (Juoted: that the r!.port of hII II has Jll[r Who Says . DOHERTY Health n.-..ftA 'til' • Commissioner t. I _._ep -------===----CW~O rom • /'iLL. ·I.iO " V21;,;. -.ol • Y .. Nf: 11('8. A~HT f' ------ INSPECTION OF THE TENEMENTS. Indictments May Be Found as ~ Result of Tour of C. O. S. Men and Detectives. - Membt'r5. ot thB Charily Orpnlzation 80- clety'll committee on tenemeDUI. a repre1enta~ live ot the Healtb Department. two deteeUvell and otht'rI mAde a tour or the tenement db· trlct ot the sluma Xut midnight. As a result .o t tbe- trip Tenement Inspector John J. BrowDor the II~alth Dep.KUDent w111 make a report. to lbo Dfttt1et Attorney upon which it 18 be~ lIcved several 1[]dJctm~nls will tallow. . Terrible condition. were found to exist In a tenement at H and 24 State street, whf:>re, In one room 12 men were found asleep. In an~ room cots and beds were placf'ld. ~o thickly tbut three late lodgers bad bp.en torce-d. to mak8 their beds upon a pool table. In the.eaml!! room D. small corner was eurtafned ott for tho use or the lodging-house proprietor, bls witt.! Durl ('blld M tb('ir slaeplng room, In th(1o YnIlow1ch mock on Commercial 6trf"et the InspeotorfJ tound about 250 men asleep. They l\'-ere packt·(l togelher like snr~IDN. athel" nAFT" I DOHI=RTY ~ ~~m~~~\111~~rD~~~e~;~~rh!rl~ ~'~~la~~,;~ ~~~ COMMISSION I=R L L AND THAT $50 GRAfT STORY parties 1n}~::~wa~'~~ e!.~~g~';!te!an l'espon~.bll'! salt1, as lluott.'u fOI" th~ Tumor 111 ~aturday's Eu~ quh-er, that he knf'w. or course, that ~""olllmi~sloner Duht:rty wa.'i hlVt·~tlgat- , t('f\'lew on the affair:' venturetS THE STATEMENT THATiTl:llES m a n . · t thl COM-I.lalt'tn~nt r h8.\,('. I never made the WILL HAVE HEALTH that 1 w"tllrl bave Dr, Greene arrtc>sted In conn~c\lon ' .... 1th the artai~. MISSIONER GREENE ARREST- nr. nrpeIlI' und I un<lerstanu.earh other K'E '"Yt's, ~ thoro\l~hly 111 fh( ' mattf'r. lit:> :.~!lfll tn.. ED--JOHN DOES PROC'EED-' lhat h(> !:,nl II,," rumnrs second-hand." l "Do you (·n rr til stat~ Who It was tha.t MAY PETER OUT I told or thp rumu!'" to Dr, Greene?" INGS mg thf" mattf'r. I The EnquJrt'f caused the rnatte-r to be hn'estignteJ un Saturday on a ~tate~ lIwnt made b,;' Health C-omrnl!=:-;ioner Greene In the Iroquuls that Dohel't)" had bePIl nble tu hJl'ate th~ parTY n'. "i'0n"ibl~ r"r the slanderous report. ",·hen COlJlInIssiol1t:'"r' Doherty was so<n "t the Acacia Club on ";aturdny night and was lulu what CommiSSioner G .... "e hat! saltl earlier In the day, Duht>rty said: , "It I. "o)llllnl,"loner Greene hlmselr whom 1 am gOing to lu"lng to book," after ~JtstE'nlng to thE" last Yt'r~lon or lJr. t.rpeneos story. "Hp I.! the "me was tbat told him the grattlng stOry Dr. Greene would not say nor would he tell w~ th.") transaction was In which the fU"I' Is allt'ged to have been paId to Dobe'9" ".No, I do n.)t ('.:.trfl to mention that gcntlp.mnn's nHlIW n~ yt't, but If lny tn\,pfl:tlgal lon yh'ld~ anything, it will all, to cl)m.~ out In tlmc," who ha~ lwen drculatlng thlJ slllnder~ r onun I SR · I nn·... r D 0 h erty ~""cm8 t 0 be nus ot )t trom n regard to th,. Inatter," WHS th'1 ltreport, Id It t I lward I Th d ' the ld tnan J t I C'IJn!lill,-·ral>lv wrought 111) on'" thC'! atfalr ue 0 0 ust ura a) al os ,nten ot Police CQrnmlsslClner Dnh('r_ , "nu ttv' thus f3r u-nbased charges made JI~. time In ~tltng tQ him nOout, It. • • reply to Questions put to h1l11 th:s anornfng f('garl}Jng [h~ rumors thut an' -belnl" "lrC"ulatcd. ttl tho .. rreet thAt he balS been u..,lng his official poslUQn to ~Ul11Ulate graft, I am sUlI 11H"f>sttgatfng the. rmUrt'C the~ rumors," ~Ulld th,' Commls- et but as y*:"t [ am not :lhle to deft.ntte 8tnt~m('ntt' regardIng unfurtullate alfah'. 1 will Ibl. thIng until J cnn Onli the Intanwus ttttBcok on Ii" lIom.nlll' wll\ .utre..... that )'ou hn\'(, been newllpapers In a'l\ In- ag:,\ln~f him fhe allt'ge.] grafting denl It Jhle Bla) Sdhe, cam .. , tohm .. " Itht the . . -, ... . In mone-y, . .but the detsl8 I story · . It" te l M W no 80.1 t l 9 otnc'e. In,,olvf'~ t.11). I went tlto lear him. 1 wpnt to ahis of thp HJlf'gCti transaction. if thpTe was hall teal'S In my eyes When he told nl~ j any ~u('h traDl'action, are being kep what ht~ henrd and uemnntled. 'r want quint. to know, Dill it thJs Is true. und I want J 'fhtR mortling Cl)mmissJoner DObertl"J to know It It isnOt true':'· \Vell, he was snld hf> put thr' easp in tht' handy of an the mnn ne".ll'er to tears than J wail. atrornpy, ~hus tnr the ('ommis8ton~r I urn no crying ma.n. But he dJd the .say~ tha t hl~ inw'stigatlnn has not de- baby act When I conlronted him with " .... !op€>(J enough InCormntJnn to warrant the &to),),; he had been telling about mo. th .. holding ot a "John Doe" proceed- Gus Scbnelder was with blDI In blS In~8 to determine who. It anyhody. III office wh ..n I faced blm. I told him I guilty or slander, He S~m8 dctf>rmme1. wanted to see him alone. M4 when I how""er, not tn al\o\\ the matter to confronted blm wHit tbe PiOtil U:.!'}~bde rest In th .. mInds or th.. public until he bad heen talkiu .bI»ut ~.P ...... e has run tb ... rUm0l'8 to earth.. I I ! (, • yO' ".. Nr.:V~5. ~ TIMES' - . -- - SIMfON P. Se"""- :~; SH~ON. PA. - _atllel' te u.- .. •• Qo>eeae. _1110'" �.. ---- .... ---.--.~.~ .N£W,!:'- II' lOB lOW TH[ prOHot onllonn .... 18 eA'ect.\Te nS it J;Of's." laid Dr. Grl'PDc. "bnt it oot go far eOOl!l(b. I wont Rid .... nlso plae",l IImler the ban; !h~n. we will baTe nu ordiuoDce tbnt worth whilp.." ~ fEllOWS SKY HIGH." -ALD. MARTIN. .. _.~~..Hn£..!L -'Sf IT EijUEST - Will" :lade at the City', k· lIGHt . . it wm be Possible r0R to JHIiaaIe JeadIIJ if I l'enon lias T7JIIaii Pmr--COIt to the City wm lat be Larp-Iew the BY" wm be tea Co1ll8il Worttd-Common wm be Aaked to ktend ao.caw Alati-SpittiDc !)rdinance to StinaIIrI. Now tlJat e1tttIop It over and _ cit). be _cted without the ~~,aci~.""'" Of • municipal n one tllat It! In foree in lIUouy of cltlett of thll conntry. and one tbnt oald to be IUCt'08IIfnl whe.ever It i. foree. It Is a .~.m ,,·b ...·by biood are made In ... where perllOn. IllIpected of h.. r typboit! fev... I 10 many ..... of ypholtl phy.lrioll"' '" bie to ... tn una rnoo tb. en •• properIY tat tbe outlft. In lu('h CORes it is posJlble to determine readily enough nl the It II or I, not 0 rAKe of typhoid. "I Guess 'Honest' john Is Sore On What Happened I DEPUTY "HEALTH COMI." Election Day," Says the ER DIDN'T Doctor. QUESTION'ED Health CommIssioner '::ommlS8loner DolI.!trty tender their re.lgnatlona 10 Mayor J. N. Adam on January 18t? Doherty. Greene and Clark are not directly Invited by Mr. Adam to send In their reSignations. but the tact tbat the Mayor-elecl ha. already announo'd thtl names ot the men he has picked ' 0 succeed them In tbelr respecllve offic\. Is tall:en by the POliticians to mean that Mr, Adam would have them know that on and atter January lst their room will be better than their company'. Heallh Commissioner Greene and Deputy Health Commissioner Clark may hold office unlU December 31, 1906. 'the explrallon ot their term •• Doherty'. term ha. stili tour years to run. He was appointed my Mayor Knight two years n]E'o. "I do not know what Mayor.elect Adam means by naming a H ... alth Commissioner, a Deput~ Health Comlllissioner and a Po1rce Conimls~toner 80 far In advance ot the expiration pt the t~rm8 or the pres .. ent Incumbents of these. offices. unless It ~ mnuf' in ",'pry expeOIle nod nt 0(' Greene and Clark, concerning a story that Gr~ne Is aUeged to huve told Mayor Knight &.'1 to Bo·me alleged grafting In wblbIDeonr to th@ patipot. wblch Doherty's nnme ngures, and wbt~b introduCf this "\"st"m on ~a pears "'as told to Greene by Deputy lat," Mid Dr. (;rffne. "'YP th Commissioner Clark, nnd which . a8 added to the gat'etl" ot nntJons (01" I' we tllp work ('8.0 tllon~ the AnIllP. lill(,~ the put tew days, haS not hf:'lpcd matters a bit, and Is one of the rE>nsons that tn. duced Mayor-c>lect o\dam to nnme a m&n thus ear,,· for Dohort 's berth III the DOW do work fhr the detel"tion tq. . . .1 i os. and d''I'b t1I.r In. Ihnt Is lIi1 It 00 Ixpen"" to the rmtienh,. t w U tate lome thnp to ,et the np('e~. IIttrr ~"'~b'I'II.II. but We .\Ir '1' '111 l._ " • (' S lIext. \\ ... all of lhot hy Jnllnnr)" lst t PolicE' Departnlt'-nt. "'hi(e a week aG'o he named DTH. WQQdf' nnd Frory:zak to aue. coed Greene anll' Clark In the Health Deuartmept _ _ _ ... berths .___•_ _ _ _ __ we ",111 begin the operntlon of I "*1r t R- ~ ~ tlItem. "II wII1 roIIt ~ whleb I ollly nbollt $200 for the w. will n..<t. nn.<I the\ _ftlDenl bu enongh {nuds to pro1'ltIt that alllonnt of lDon.~ tor thi. pur. " ~ Th. oity ,,·m IInve 110 otbpr ex. jIfpIf. ,Th. dOllartmont b.. nil tho I ~p It need. to mnk. the 1>1(.,,, couut"; ::- aU tbat we wnnt 10 du nllW' i!t to tile the peopl. kuow thnt Iher .on 4 adTAbtnJ" ,,1r.ro,1 by tb. he"ltb I .~~.nt witbont nny " ... ".. tu I ,........1"". I ta;"'·p iutpnd to llrut'idp 811 the mnh-r.• pa.rkl!~arr, put it up ill tI€!'lmr:\t'" KM 311,'1 IpuT't' l)u('k!tg'l'1J ot the i,,,, Ktllhou bOlll1tlN jll~t nit if:! now with c~\llture hlhef! fur diphthf'rin I 'n,lf1R. "'bf'1I • phy!1('inn hns n S~ft/nl _t .. 1 trphold. h. .<In "', Ir hOltttl" Ct'l 011 ('ou,",el{)p,' ('on. t U.' Dlltflrlnl rf'flulrpd, 1:(': fl nf bl. IlOUonl'. blood on,1 elth.\" 1I'i11 to \\I or brlllg it 10 lis ~ire.t the make tb. bl<>o,1 collnt alld ro: result. t. hitn. "J that It will "1'1 ~"l "·h~th~r a patient '\\tt "'iII J;et lIut onr ohortlr to let nil physi. Jt1It bow we intend to wurk ARK IUDGE LEWIS CHOSEN FOR DOHERTY'S PLACE IF IT S HAL L BE MADE VA' CANT. • blood eount 18 made. But,. pnetbt, It eosta cohsidE'rnble 18 an invitation to the present Incumb. blood eount madp. nnd many ents to get out," said a prominent Re- I lIDall lUuna "refer to QlVllit publJcan politician this afternoon,. on I' learning or former Judge Lewis being de1rt10\lmeat or tb~ dl"~8Re rntbe-r named bl Mayor·elcct Adam to succeed to to upellJe of baying n blumi Doherty s place, In the e\'ont ot the lat-'d 0 (I ter's quitting. lUG eo r. rHlle no"," intt'Dclfl to It Is rum ll"ed that the recent tearful the 'Vidal Iyatf'm Whl'M'r.lrf 41scusalon In the- ncw&p&(Jers of Dohprt7, blood ('Qunta It the ('it)"" .. WHY ~ Deputy Health Com. iiiIliSiOiler Clark and Pollee he mOlt II... tbe co-operntion tile ~ connell: to do tbe otber need. no help and eon do everytbing ·th lb... II to be done ,,~ out nllY _pI Inch a. la vHted in i. btIlth eolDtIIlt!lIloner. health eommislioner. Dr. Greene to In\fl:dnoe the ..,.•• Ued Widal III the matter of deleetlnc ...... fent In Ihlt! cilJ'. Thl••y.. J (RESIGNATION1 WILL 1fIII1I£tJcimmilsioner tlreeJle to take up • ""uple of ..nilnrr tJttt be bU bad under ""noidor· lOIDe lime. To ""rry ont ODe .1U EIR f i' m~AP 8oo'f5 ~1L6D Representative of the 20th . 'm Ll .. "" AL .. Ward Attacks Dr. Wende ··-tWV··2.L~...~.............. and the II Min-i-ciple" I ..........lIMf!a; .......................... League in a Demand For Investigation of the Health -- --=--=-=-=====~ Office. m ::b.~·~:le:;e,?:· - to thl~ UlDelatM to the Board of Aldermen 7: e~o day aftnDoon, atter they bad re~~~ rei" adopt a resolution be had offered. t ot • olutlon provided for tbe atPo~:::n~orpora­ committee of flve to act wit tau .. lion Counael to lDve'UlaUOg t!J.: ~c::.1nrete~. Uon ot tbe Health Departme; th North foDce to the rem19lt of badin rom : DOW' Street Cemetery. wher~ tbe 66th ~~br: bea4 atandl. Dr. Eront \\ ende . . . . . of tbe health department. wbeD t~dee~or:, w~ done. Dr ... ~ende +heD~~orJ~~l ue at.. Municipal ~aIUt'. tb recent eampalp. eatted Ald. Ma'ito 10 Dtrl~uted lar«eI7••ome Iu crtuclsm of m COrd bls ddeaL Con .. persons tblnk, M10'*;8 I .ore on tbe leque. lequently. Ald. l art ~ :0 the rePO:rt lo."ec-:, Ald. )lartln re ern ade to Dr. tor Fellowl II 'hl1l~ :::'W~·~~ID:t.1De4 of al~ Wende, in Wble ~neetioD with the dl.lnlc.cPd gTafting l n co terIDent of t~eDbod~S'Dde taJee thla Inspector I "Wby dldn t r. e I ell the Mayor to tbo M~7or aod bhaA'd:r:a~. "The Ma,or his !llor71 uked. t 0 no doubt. to 10 to lVould. baTe advl,ed bl~ didn't Dr. Wende the DI'trlct Attorne~. :?tc theu 80 tbat the have the matter ma e P,:! '" Now It." too latl. ebeaUDI could be .toppe bave all beeD de· I The recc.rds, tbey ..r , ft ,_ reformf'r. Uoat- ' stroyed. All,,8 bave le f er,J that come Ing In and floaUng out, re;~ Mln-I-elpl. and reformers that .00t aU tbelr beloD,lo'. Leaaua fellow' cOU 1d JlU and leaTe In the Ikln of a wiener aaula&f'u,elr namel. toWD wltbout bavlog 10 crnll~: tbe &raT'S. • ·'Now. thf're Is talkI :!t t~at .bould b. The onl1 BTaTe tbat .00 laJee .bor' some opelleti III ODe houot her.w:~!~ae polltlcal .'Plra ' plac. In wblc r. 11 time to come, l t ttona could be burl.d ~d ri.e In bIB ml,bt t, tll:n~ Mayor tbAd,a~p·po~:UIl.nt be by sty.o and withdraw , Dr Wende" Ue Aldermen became Som. of the Demoer~ besan talking about un "a.,. wben Ald. )I-':lt4o Mullenhotf was the. !dayor-tlect Adam. . Like Ald. Martin, tlr8t to Interrupt blmcored before e~etto. Ald. ·Mulleoohoft' was ~e but the Adam waTt by the Municipal Into omee at the ume ct.rrtef1 Mr'dM4u~~d Kartlo amons the break· 1 tim. It Ian. . ~rB of defeat. SLAP I Leaa c:e:r I fbI' I L:1 _. - ~----== Fewer Cases Than Last Year, But I Jf!ore Tha.n in Same Period '( In 19°3. Ruftalo t. ha"lng more than Its fair share ot typhoid te ... er this tall but there Is not as much ot nn epidemic as thpre was last year at this time. Department The recorcl~ show that 80 tar this month about 25 ~es have· b~cn rl~ported. In October 64 cases 'Were reported nnd In S('ptembcr 58. Not all the ClLSes are reported but It Is probal-,le 7(; per cent. or more get on to the Health Department records. A comparative table shows the Altua- tlon beller than any other method. It shows there Is less typhoid th..n last year at this time but much more than 1~3. 1905 Iso. September.. ............ 68 g~~~'b.:,: .:'::::::::::::~: At RI!Sl!T'lTl!D • re.olutlon," old Ald. ·'1 don't like tb. 1 at our Dext Mayor. I I lot mlQt', too. fr~Utlon never would b"ad" .-rowllng. Tbll re lIr Adam. wbo m " beeD Introduct'd bId not t out Ald. !(Ilrtln. 1 luch an .legant run. belAdlm be In!ulteol In don't Intend to IE't Mr;OUltDeot appolntm.nt. repr4 to his fI"t P .t make a 100d Health Dr Wend.. 1t be d080 can remove him. Let Comml8.loner tbe )(aY~:velt1gate !bon bodle9 TYPHOID PREVALENT.. H~ M r~~~~°:ti. "~~lnl~I:.r:!1:;:e.b:~~ r..:rt~~i .liEW$-·----- .. ------. In .. B:r: ':ld~O~o~fD M:rtl~ ULU!T'lHO" V1J3 .- ....-...- LEGED $50 BRIBE. "Well J .'po.e tbere', DO WI_ In C&lTJt~' tht, an; further, but 1 mUlt ":J~ ~\~.t~! . i REPORT BRIBERY? 115 1~: 1903 31 ~~ I. only two-thirds b4I the DI~trIM Attorney and tblnk t Ald. Martin bas baed AidItuff." Fix a..14'''1 . to do Ha hal a oompillbed an b.tv .e~eou.nd be ·wtU set It In hili fUoS' at Dr. ensu •ervl50rI and tbe DII. I the papen. If tbant ttlnveKtlgate thle oeme~ trlct AttorneY tery matter a 11 "', r ag hL It II Done at our bUll., f tbl. board to 10· o t of the He&ltb conduc .. retorted ttt to 40 80, re801uUon should be Lawyer Love Will Now to Find Man Wh9 "'11,... dered Police 1I0nL-~ ,0; missioner. lL Attorney WJUlam been retained by PoHce WilHam D. Doherty to IIItrAlnst the slanderer _ - Health c~~~,:::.~s~~~,:;~;; \\ ho told who told Mayor Commissioner ~:t:~~~~ ~,a Jng transaction, dn.~·. "I hnve hc..d no Clark'" tntorttlant." nothing til tell ;i;'·-c'".",m,,, MeE.ehren'!d Un ent. I pxpect to get , cried :~:. of :~. It I off. and will tell ~!. c·,~ _... 'I at the proper ,n'.' .~very ~~:~r.~j::~ If! unnfICetisafT. .. Id Ald. sull1'nn Coppll!l protestfld thp rHolution. Ald. doubU ....' wei· tlme. :::;::...---~--- ���"I want to tell them here and now They'd better hold their clack, Before this Mr. Doherty ~te reed,. to hit back. (f lUi,. more tell talllll of me That are not atrlcrtl,., true, They Juet can bet their boote on It Their 1I1l11 they'll have to rue. "I'll CDt them up and mow them down, ADd hang them up to dry, Koet physlcall,. IIJDlbollslDg lIIvery ftlthy lie; I'll tear thelr bodies 11mb from limb ADd IlIIt them up like quail, Or elae dYlllNmllIs. fearing much &eDt to jall. - .. hat I have AId Walter: he lIander IPI'8ILd ��.. m .">i }S N11TIFIG~TION FDA at th~ timf' of thf'o expiratlo~ or thf' tC'r1l1S ot the r"C'j·ntly clet:tf'(\ aldermen. rIh£' fact that th~ pres('nt ward boun ... darks will be rf'urrllnge>d n{!xt )'car is expf'cterl to shut ort' considerahle oppoEltloll to 1he mC'..lSure wh1l'h d(~vcloP(!rl lR~t wioter. Aftt~r the ("oming Board or Aldprmen gues out of existr.nc('. there will be nn Clltir£'lr new clf'al. >:ot one or thc' 11('wly elected ~\I(lermen wl1l really have u wnrd to repre~f'nt aftpt' ~11 .. ndl/! is to resign because of Appointment as Health Commissioner. ~AD TENEMENTS, THEN GA~ND JURY tile 1I"'l of J""UAry. The fact that In ins tant'(\ of the new aldermen YEAR IS AHEAD : on<' will all Ih"{\ In th~ samf' \\3"<1 l~ jll~t au (OUl" Owners Have Been Told to Comply with Provisions of the Tenement Law Within a Reasonable Time. both 11lustratinn of \, hat the ("ondition will be and of how much weight there i!i to , the argument that eycry wu.t"d shouhi have a r"prcosentatiYc in the legislative branch ot th(' cIt)" government. ...\ Idl~l"nUln l;ormnn of the fl1"8t ward, or the Municipal i..<'agu(>, he .Ahlcnnan Rullivan or the F('C'ond ward, sclrrt(.'fl b}~ :\[ayor-(~Iert Aldermal1 Collin~ ot the fourth waTd 8\u'cced Dr. "·alter D. Grpc"Wia1 and J\lclerman Hhp~h(tn vf the firth commit-;!"ioner, upon lhr t!xpT-: ward wOI all U\' p in the new first \\ard thf' latter's t~rm of office In nftpl' JUlluaT:r ]~t, 190;. I The nl1olltlon hili Introducrd last constitution or the league doe!=! wInter pl'o\'1,1ed fOT the en:ncrmcnt of permll offlec-hoJders or lho~e seck- 1 the pre:;t'nt Hnal'\1 of Alu("l"nl£>n and the pubUc office to O<.'I'UPY official poal· c.'Tf'ation of A. single dty legif"laturC', the ol'ganlzatlol1, \\#hll(lo it is consisting of fHtN'lI R1£l£"rl11£'n, all eleC't. Dr, \Vende will not entcr the ('d at largt:'. l! the bill is reIntroduced for over a y('ar, nevertlH'- at thp: coming ttcsston at Albany, it may appointment by .M ayor Adam be arnr-ndptl 80 88 to N'duce the number ~-tlli"rteen months In adnlnce of the of aldernlf'n from neteen to eleven or I DISTRICT ATTORNEY THEN TO GET SEVERAL CASES Declaration That All the visions of the Statute Bee 0 m p lie d with Owners Are to Be ished_ "".caney whleh he is to till, practicallY! nine. a part ot the Democratic ad- iJjum.tratl,on. i i8 purely a non-parti~an and under the clrcum- Dr. Wende cannot retain his aB president of the I.agu •. Ni.JV 27 19 to",:::~!~~."o~:~ to sucr.eed Dr. "~enc1e ~ of the league have yet been Some ot its members. howhave expressed the opinion that the organization n~ds tn orcler to ~ ambition.. I headquarters In Ellleott errort wJll be made to In ... membership and lnterpst good jI Aldf"rmen thts afternoon an ordlnan('p. prohibiting persons trom expectoratIng nn .treet aldewalks. Henlth Com- al80 something to say trom time to concerning n.eded leglBla tlon at compnny with Tcnenlent Inspt'.ctor John Brown of the "Ity's nealth Department, May lie Passed. It Is qult~ probable that Corporation Counscl Feldman will present to the ettorts to reform the city A close wuteh w1ll be both brancht's of the Common t~::':~nl~a:.nd 0.180 on the various elty deRnd the league Inny mi8sionPT GreenO rc('enUy aRked )Ir. Feldman to-.t.wft an antl-splttlng ordinance with rc!eronce to sldowalka. at all unlikelY that anoth .. There Is at present an ordinance be made tbis winter to have \\'hleh prohibit. spitting In .treet CRr" the aldermanic referendum bill, I an(l In puhllc buildings, 'When this law the people or this city an oppor- : wAs adopted by tho Aldermen a provisto vote on the qUN~tion of wheth.10.1.6'.·....... to have the Hoard ot Ald- Ion Including .Irlewnlks was eliminated II Couns(>1 for a lime its passage by Corporation seemed assurr.d, until It In the Assembly by some ,and several detectives. "Wo shall walt a reasonable time for the prOVisions or the tenemont law to be complied wltb." said Dr, Goodalo. "It the lIIegal condltlons are Dot remedied, nnd aU provistons of the statute obeyed, we shall brlngo the matter to the notice ot the District Attorney for bL. actlon." The city health department wlll to- on the weak plea that the poor man The bill was drawn by Society Gel AFTER THE and Boiler Avenue, all of which w~rO vlsUed Friday night nnd during the SIDEWALK SPITTERS I, <'arty h'lUrs at Saturday morning by I Dr. ·W. S. Goodale. Dr. P. 'V. Vun, o nance Prohibiting Expectorating Pey",a nnd Dr. veorge \Y. GlIIetle. Ill' ~"'Itl<enll. t~ Organization ~~ State Street. those located In Canal ~treet, and oth~r8 tn Fly, CommerC'lnl ~s~~r}rnan fOf president, who is politics and bas no perw1ll continue Its aCt!yIt Y' Charity yesterday announced that· notifications had been sent to the alleged owners of' the tenemE."nts located at ~ o. 22- and J:,J'jQUlR In the tuture is an active, ~ The ProMust Else Pun- I change. In the old bill be made in ord('r to per ... m .... 'mre. If It I. pr~.ented to 'uetrI81,atlJre It will be Introduced in Ule session and mndf" to take t",o years from next January, or: would he tho onl)~ t'mft:erer. Dr. Gref'ne says sidewalk sptttlng Is a disgusting practlco and Is. strictly prohibited In other cttles. day R(md formal notices to '\'"artou9 SIDEW ALK SPITTING A SACRED RIGHT? Aldermen who thought so two Years ago .will be put to the Test again, ORDINANCE AMENDMENT --- Health Commissioner Greene proposes to put in Clause tbat Fathers Once killed, cttr ~~lP~r Qrrone "'luest. <. orporation Counsel F{'l~n about u. w?rk ago to draft an aJnt'ndmt-nt tf) Cf the ,Inti-spitting or'lInanco which shall pxtrnd. the prohJbltion to 61d~walk9, It Is expect4Jd the amendmr-nt will b('l In. U-o<luceu In the Board ua~·. The prescnt ol'dlnan~e Corbtds t"xper. toraUon In at reet cars and puhltc huildIng~·. It was ~nat'ted ahout two years hgO. It' tho aldermE'n un' as ho~t11e to t hl' !ilide walk end of the proposttlon a~ t.hey \H.. rc at that thr"lE". Commlssioner Grf:'enc will havt a struggle to get the amendment P8f!8ed, It W1.l.S amlli'in~ to !'I:('(", how some of the dty. fathers duck(>d and dodged and P'1ulrmed \,"hUe Dr. Greene VI'aa performing the ope-ratIon of getting the anU-~phting ordlna.n('~ passed. ·'It's {\nough to cut ort a man's prh'llcges In street ('arft nnd public buildIngs," argued one orator In the board Hbut when you <'orne to stopping hl~ Crom spitting on tho ptdewalk )'ou're goIng too far." The aldtorman waxpd as vehpment And eloquent on the subject as it h~ were defend1ng trom usurpation one ot man's most sacred rIghts. "Suppose," conttnufJ'd this champion, "e.IPfJose n. Door man ts walkin' along tope Btn:et-and tCs th~ poor mpn that's uTGe tha.t the no more. 2" r maintain .., ~amf· ordinance was in et- And ~o Commls~ioner Greene ,Ieclded It was bpttfr to take halt a loaf nnd wnlt 11 little heforo uking for the :Jther halt. and JI)'tl;:~"I.::~n:rElcord. I ni<I.t likely to be alTt'sted and flnrd for doh;,' It--und suppose he ~hould forlel Ilbow the ordinance nnd _quirt a bit ot tobacco juice on the sidewalk. not notI~ln' what he was doln·. Wh)', the fett In other clUes nnd had done much #;ood In a sanltar)' way, \\'ithout trampling severely on anyone"s "rights" or ~olng nnyon ·· an Injustice. The majorIt)' e\! the aldermen would concede that rart of th<1 orc11nanee taklng In the .Ireet car;; and the public buildings, but ----- ~ As pro.. po.ed by him originally, It (orbade .plttlng on sldewalk3 na well a. In the etr"et cars and puoUe buildings. ""SUttinti' From good reasons w!1l occur to In thinking over the m.!nt.lOlled In Wednesday's the city !!2IWl of Bubetltllte 8. county board having jurisdiction of the Besides the manifest In· making spoils of the Health every one who looks Into Its marJls will conclude ·board would lack the the city board. The co un ty i'ift.1Jt an executive head. In the 6:ft;_6 I. some one to jack up tho ~~.r:tl~rd when It Is lax In Its oper· In the county there Is IIIlC) ~l1e·to aee tbat It does Its full duty. board Is doing service In the Bec'IQILtJ' Dew, whenever there are con· [cl1ttona. likely to aUeet the city, as conditions do. If Erie a special health board the towns and look after 14iur:les, drainage, sanitation, mad dogs,· CalV"I, etc., well and good. But Buffalo bave Its own protective Aldermen to- :'ops wwId ha,'c him tn a minute and Q\\'ners of the tenement properties that th" .tatutes are being ,;olated. It the tbey'.1 haul him up in fronl ot the judie ,'ondltlons complained of arc not reme- I and he'd bave to go to prison, bpcause died, the health department will bring he wouldn"lt have the monl~Y to pay htB the matter to the notice of the dlstrl"t fint!'. Go to prIson for what'! '''"by, for attornel' for a.ctlon. Health CommiscommlUln' the heen.ous crime of .pltsioner ~re announced thl& on his l' i8¥cl ty ye!llterday. tin' on the sluewalk!" In vnln did Commissioner Greene I HEALTH DB- or ~ .t905 ______._ ..... THE BUCKET BRIGADE Dr Grepn has promulgnlcd an ordinanre 10 pr~h' lit s p.n ting on sidewall,", at the hehest. as It It ~ said. of Dlan)" Infurtated femal.s who wcar long trains and ~kirt8 aR spit ('oJleC'lors. and the J{ooll DorioI' Is rha!,!:lng upon the relioullt s of the enemr with a chivalrous zeal wOJ'lhy of a rTusa<il'r. Yon are qnltf' right. DoriOT, hear yonI' hnnnf'T hi,:;h ahoyc the fray and IHlt lbe spilters to rout. allrl J'P member~ of t he Board of .\Idermen aud CounCilmen do ye lil«("wise. - - We woulr! sugges( to the worthy Doctor that afll'r all, we must remember that spitters are human and entitled to some consideration in t he world of mall. The suggestton marte by TR1TII.whell th~ Mreet car and 1111hltc bullrliul': anll,spIUmg OrdlllaIH'eS were arlopter! ls respect. fully ref~rrcd to. Therehy It was sug~esterl that lhe c:tt~· ISSUe. to eath desiring expectorator. \lpon IllS glVlllg bonrl for the sllff>-i<eeping and return Ihereof when he shall cease his had hahits a small tin pail. inscribed with his name and nt;I~' bel'. to h~ hung ahout his nerl< to receive the fury of hiS expectoration. Not only would this be an appropriate and proper thtng 'to do for the conventence of the wasters of saltva, but for those who are profuse In the action of their sallvary glands the buckets might be used in ('ases of. confiagratlon and the h\lcketeers he marIe ad]llUcts if necessary of the flre d~oart. ment. ,....Give the spittrrs Ii fair show, Doctor, and ke~p your sidewalks cl~an at the same time, 'Rnh for the bucket brigade! The ordinance walt amend .. e<l by ~uttlng out nnd was passed, th~ sidewalk clause "I don't expert there wlll be so muob opposition this timr." said Commissioner Gr£":ene yest(,T~lay. .tA sUlflclcnt time has elapsed for people to Itet used to part ot the Impro"ement, and I think they WOll't object very much to Ihe r ••t nr It. At any rate. I'm going to try hard to have it passed. "Sidewalk .pittlng I. a diogu.Unr pranlce-, The ch1~f sutf~rers are women, fkirt~ frequer.tly pick UP what houghtl<."Ss fellow has bc.smirehed tho sillewnik with. 1 hn , .• had nlany comp111tnt~ from womEn from time to timt:' about it. For th:- most part, the l('tters the)" havf> written to me Rre of the Hcneihle, l"t'asoning sort, 'I'he lasl om~ ] Tl'l.'ejYfOd, a fi!l{\rt time ago, didn't 'l,"hose ~omc t rnakt> ~o mlwh or n poInt abnut the soUtna:- ()fflnp gllwn~ as auout the carrying or thf' spiltai into hOlI}CS, to elry up and be dlAtributed In tine pllrticl •• through Ihl' housl', with th,· possibility ot f;preading consumpUon or ~ome other IUse-ase. "1'\ot only (rom the viewpoint ot protecting health. but also (rom the ,'Iewpoint of ('ommon de('t~ncy, this practtce ought to he stopped. rr a mnn mu.t spit as he wRlks along the streets, It ougbt to he- no trouble to him \0 step to the rurb and spit into thE.' guttor. It a con... .ideratlon for the right of others-tbe right to walk through the public .treetl without having gowns polluted-wlll n)o,'c tnen to cut out this bad DI·,.cl:IIII.1 11 city law" til, In can gel It n ......... _- - ��~lllII1[JOlI OVBBOBOWDmCl. Onene it Told Tlaat Yallowioh lIlock "1 'be BebuiJt-... Italianl .PreleDt. Comr. Greene Gives First of Series of Hearings to Persons Interested in the Tenement House Crusade. EVIJ).~B TO GO TO DISTRICT ATTOUBY ��11' UFFALO, N. hOflte.u tJhe - . ...at.ted by frlende and members or t'he :MIBocJation. the lI ..t of P!III4'one_ InelU<'\fny .M..... S. lII. Gt"m!!'IJt. 'MI... Il&rnum, M,.... CbarIH H. Fr""t, Mra. W. E. Richmond, Mh." A. K. RI<lhmond, 'Mrs. Fr1an:k I. Dorr, M .... A. J. Ellas, Mrs. Franz Max Hili. Mrs. Carltoll C. Frederick, Ml'II. Earl P. Lot'hrop. Mrs. EIl ..n C. Ch'apln. M ..... I J. D. Btarlord, Dr. ':'.Iaud J. Frye, Dr. G",.. g" '\·In..p~are Howell, :'.lr8. L. ;\1. Keflyon, Ml'I!. Chari .... E. Selkirk. Mrs. DEC!) ~-r ~ MYSTERIOUS MR. NICHOLS ~.J:;8 the Villain who started ~tOry that Commissioner Do- MUM AND necker, ~!ra. Wulter Platt (:'<>oke. :II ..... Fl""-nk H. JW... , '~Irs. William n. Boyt, ~Irs. Frl'<lenck J<>hnson. :llr". F.IS1l'hpl" (" Davenport, )"lrs. Ed"',,'nrd Kennedy, Mrs. li)d\wlrd D. Shirrell. ;Iolra. L. ,,,. Thev hay£, rounrl out the name of the mnn ~\'ho fltarted the story that p~i'('e Commissioner Doll.erty was a. ~ra er. IJol~. , George Nichols. His name Is NI" J. 1 \(>' say but who he is or what he s, W Co H. Hl>rton, :l1·rs. Frank "';1Jaley, ,\1..... llfflM")' AIl'lTUln., )'frs. Grosn'n'Or It. Trowbrldg£", '],11"8, Jose-ph P. Devine end ')'lr8, Barry Duni>-.1r. l-Jnoh h""JIllu I 18 reprp<eIllted l'lurk was the jumping off pla"e In th"; line when tht" inquiry hegnn. but no" th; mysterious Mr. Nlchol8 Is tagged Han~s. OFFICIAL SUfFERS, PERHAPS 11 anne H1ayea, Frances Dy£lnger, Jnne e"11Inelll·, EttA'b,,1 Mal·be, Ra~hel Knott, )'lr8. H,urlet TuC'k{>r, )Irs. NIna H. Ta.:rlor an1'1 :\IrR. ""1illu-m ('":>otma.n, Slst"'1"8 "t t"'1l'.lntj' Ho.'pltal oooth Is onThe mysterious lIlr. Nichol., saY4ll Dr. (,lark was a cs.sh patient he had once and o~e day In describing hIs ailment. or arguing over hi. bill, be mentioned he on co hud to pay $60 to the pollee to get a friend out of trouble. He did not say to whom he paid the money, Dr. Clark repeo ted the .tory to Dr. Greene, wbo told the Mayor who told Mr. ~­ herty. By that time Mr. Doherty 8 name was attached. Just ,,·ho attached It does not appear. The mysterious Mr. Nlcbols hal dropped completely out of the ken of Dr. "lark and :'!r. Doherty and his lawyer huYe be'!'n unahle to gf't the sligbtest lral~O nr him. Yesterday .:\Iayor Knight fuhmll tc(] the whole ma ttter to the District Attorn.y to take what .tcps he thOught proper In tbe case. - MAYOR KNIGHT, WHO H·AS TItE PARTICULARS, WON'T SAY ANYTHING UNTIL MQ.N'DAY'I AT LEAST. , j bl' n booth. The 0halrmnn of the Gefleral Hospital boot h is ,\1Is. A. '\1. Boileau, rhose a88ll!'!ln1; her being ,\Iwes Su.- Do~ert) ... irtln.t-'S IN MR. LOVE'S fiRAFT REPORT1 ;Drake, lil"S. Jan](~8 ~l()oney. l~lrB, \VnlIter D. Urp(>ne, ·:,\lrs. Lawn~'nce Ha-nl-ey, hi,.,.. All"""" J. Rmfth, ',\Ir•. J. Adam Lnutz, Mrs. <;C\u'ge :U. JenninC'!", ~tl"JI. 0harh-s Dr'nlsolJ, )HS3 Loullll€, E. Jewett, ,:\Irs. Bern:tl'd B.u,tow, ,l Ir8. Joseph a Midnight Conferor l I' lere, be 11,·eD or anything at all about him is not known. with Dr. Greene, deflnlto HI> Is the lllysterious Mr. Nichol •. Nlohols'. name loomed out of the of Doherty !O~Mr~vhE:>n Attornt!}- Love began to Into learn who told Dr" Clark Story-Mr. v(>stlgate who told Dr. Greenl' who told 1tlayO~ Knight who told Comml.aloner e •s Report m Mr. that someone Ba.ld he was a grattci. Dr_ I SE.NSATION In ('hul'ge of )'I1s.~ ,\nr.tL Crotly, a:o:sisted by _\IIS9 e.\lurgal"<'t Fitzpatrick. Ann" H:Y'3.D, F, O'0alluhan, AntoJn<4tte 'Veb ... bel" allJd. ~Ir', A. Whitty. U"meopllthic Uo<>pllal booth I. In clJdrge or JIII.s H. J,. . .\fcPhel'Mn, asBlste.l by MIss Ida G.'rdner, El11lJJa Ul wes, Mdud 'I'homlJ8. AII"e Sritzenger, ~Iury Dougl"", J • .".le Robinson. J. Hol_ Iywood and L. Pie!",!".",. Statp Hospital boOlt'h undo'r MIss Elir.,betn aoslsted br llrs. M. H. Wilson, .\f.M. William Cret'nan, '~!l""es Helen L"mtrle, E, Kuhn "M M. Rach- C"hnJnnan Butr«Jo ""oman'S' Hospital Is :\1189 ll.lrgaret Kamerer. u..~f~ted by ;IoIlsses ~Ioor.. Mau.1 Crary. '~Iary S\\~artz . .l-f. De-!"'ue, 'l1urgaret )'Ia€ss, Mabelle I!un~ and '\[rs. Dora. Rmllh, n. llaglc Goos.. , In cMrge or 'lliss ,\laud :\tohan,;loo those assisting her are the ~f1""e. M. A. Yan E,·er)". Xellie Fen- _ ton, Ndith KelT, '('arTie Xowery, Fron ... Breen, 'Mrs. McMalJofl> ""d ,\lr8. JY. R~lnh·art. ~1l"" Beatrke Key"" has the FI h Pond, asslste''] by 'MIss Je~sle COB WH'· THE &0 TO THE :If.\ YO R l NI.ESS IT II T H .4 T H TlJursdaYnlght, Dr. fJOhn Pnrm~n".~r p~iu1ng--<nntra1to Rn- 801", M",. A. J. Ella.; plano solo, ~Ii"" . A~hrty r~"pcn4!e has me'l the nou m"nt ot the Butralo Xu ........ ' A~,"ocl that It solldts the patl'"OlJo.ge of alo pt"Ople for a faIr to be heM D"". 7, 8 and ~, ..t 318 and 320 Pearl "'treet. for 1!he purpoeoe of a pernnn.,nt clubhouse. In addltlon to bu.lne .... m·.n'. luoc·h- All"". ,"on Llehloh; v.x-a! 8010. lliss JUIlJ Agn.." O'('onnor; hlgbland nlng. Most ..r DaVid W'hy·e; .......dlng (~elect. cd) ~IQry Paulfne Dunne. Frida)·, Dr. R. Park jl~sid1nf;-Yo..al 8'010, ~frft, John Mesmi"r: vtnl1n BOlo. .:Ilr. Fritz Hahn,: bant""e 8010, '\Ir. fNln, 10 be served ea.£'lh day from 12 to 2 Eugene Wcllt'; recltn,tion, :\fl:o;s et:'lIll o'clock, for th~ flmal1 sum or 35 cents, un In[omml tea wUl be gln'n etI('h att,,"n<>OlJ from 4 to 6 o'clock, at whl"h (he 1 pa trone8l8<'s and their trlends "-ill n9 ... 819t. On TlJu_y, the opening dIU·, 1111"" AdelaJde Richmond wt'l! be the BUFFAlO; 1m K 1'1 DOr!g~ln. Saturd.1Y Qfl~rnO<Jll-gp~cflll f.ature~ lor ("hlld.'n. Pun~'h nnd Judy show, by :U~ Etl"ard \Vllkcsj ,:\1nster DaVid W'hl·t~. ,-Jolin sol<> und other youthful talent. - !.J DEC 16 ?tlr. LOV(>9S Btolies and derogs."f '~c,t~:~~u~:~;~!offlelal. will recommend that his reslg-, ..ked for. I .Dtc 19 1905 : 1;1 1 Ob 'EVIL MAY CONTINUE ... A LITTLE LONGER, I II."Uh Oonnni".ion<-T \\"al PC (),Gre,'ne mnk,· un {o{fort to IUI\'£' nil 1I r6 8110ntp.1 tbis p'l\r which will pln('. the linn ul1 f~:tJle-('tnrutin~ \lpuI1 sitl{·\l'nlk~. Hr. (:'r~ne ~nid ~(llllf' lillie ngu thnt he WIlH in toror of tueo Util.lptiOll of R11I'l1 an ~ ordilUlIH'e nntl thnt hf' int~llllf'll TO tak.ll' fltf'I1R rorthwitL to hnrc 8urh nn or,ll' Healtt nanre luni~I'll hy til(' "OmU101l ("nuudl. hnt hnR Hinc'e I'lllmg"11 his l)rO(!l'Um, "Arlo'r thlllkln~ Ih. nllltter 0\"01'," .nid Dr, OrM'lh', "I df'ddrod tl~ 110 nothing until tlw iIwumillg" ulhnluistration is in tilt: otlke. I f(>t·t tllJll thi~ i", nul", I'i~ht, If I ~U~tt.:n t H ae Examined ~ 1J~ 8cC'otmts of the dC'pnrt, only nut t of ('o11l't",,), to of the re00nls of tho health department from 1901 until December 4th laat. The total recelpta of the offll·e ha,·c been more than $9,000 nnd the City Tren~urer has reoe!\'ed all. The Items makIng up this total are as follows: TranscrIpts of death C'('rtltl("at('-~, $1. ... 041.70; marriage ('ertltJcates. $247.05: hlrth ('ertlnl'ah"~, $96.90; permits to milk dealers, $~,:50; permits for kcppJng COWS, $1.814; J){'rmlts tor !='alps stablt'!i:I, $530; for rt'mo\'al ot bodJe!l!, $335; {'are at uamntine Hoppftol, $394.84. _ rlw hU'II111ing for the period bl,twcpn Ulaynr. nud December 4. 100;-;, ",AU)- Iwulth orcliUIIIH'(, lIlu~t }.!' IUl~"'e'l tl"oa'IUJ'er hnH re{'eh'~d nil the h.\' fht~ 1.0lll'I! nl Iu"alth l'f'Cqfl' it i!i 1m},. in, in amount just $D,... mUted tH thf' t"Otl1mon ('"ullril. Th ... bourd of hpnllh cllu~h.t~ of fiJr muror. ::-."~-,,.-- named, $l,On.TO W8l't re-- the ("('mUliR~in(H'r of })llhll(' works nnel of denth cerliti- tht· h£'ullh ('omllli~!o'i()nf\r, If th,. hnnrd tl'nmH'l'ipts of mnr- of II(~nlth \\'('1"(' to jlHR~ slll'h lin ordillllncc Rnd ~n(j,!l() for trnn .. now it hi douhtful if th(· ('OIHlllon ("olllH'il cf'rti6l'nttl~. PermitH to ('ouM II JlIU'O\'I' it hpft)rt) thf' df)~(\ of flu. ill $.'),2;j(). Perwits ,\'ear. III fUt,,, I fel\l C't\rtnill t1mt It hrought in $1.- ('mIll} IlfJt IH' dotlf', nt Ipn~t if Il JluhliC'" stuble!' hrought heuriuK WPI'~ to hi' h.-I,l, And I 11IHler. for tbe removal of Btnnd thnt Ihl're \\"111 he on@. io $830, an~ the "To my .nhul, IIt,',·of"r.. I t!llnk 10 came in from the thiN iUHtnnC't' d~lny iN nth-lsnLJt.\, ~rhe "Vl'P'U'" of ('OWN ~~iil.~~P~~'~[B saleH iii ~=~~f:j~p.!;tleDt: ~ at the quarantme new mn~'or IUny 1111\"(1 lIiH own Yit~"'H ('on. ........." earning thp propo.e<l ordillllllce auel be • bould hn ve lin Ol>portflnlty to expreN8 I sball lID l1Othlu, 1111tl1 be 1. ID ~c .1 dee There Wer" 80,0(10 more bIrth .. thlUJ In New York during the la8t :re • neslde this growth, the populatlo of the dty wo. Increased, of course, by thousands ot Immigrants IUJd others who DlOYed to New York to live; altogether the city must ha.ve had & healthy arowth. The death-rate W&II only eighteen per 1,000, &II agaln8t twenty In 19tK. U'he number ot marriages Inoreaaed nearly ten per cent. wer 1804, &lid the namber ot births by about tour per cent. It belp. to & cleuer lIIldel'llta.ndlnlr ot 'II1Iat tile tGa,OOO birth" tbat OD 'l'H E CITY l ~tsy~r F.ra.tus C. Knight has a dlm- I cult problem on his bands In connection ~ f w'th tbe "graft" charge. that are 0.1-1 ler,ed to have been made against Pu· I,ce Commissioner "·llliam D. Doherty, From what little information there lsi ayaUable on the subjt'Ct, the l-Iayor n URt (>Itheor decapitate !'omf" memb~r I of his umclal lamlly or leave Doherty ITt a very vulnerablp posItion, For the present, the ~!ayor Is just Ihinldng ever the problem and he stated talt f t evening that he would ha\'e nothlng to say ahout the charges untll Monda:r at le-3!it. As E'!I(clush'ely told in this paper yHt"day, Willfam H. Lo\"e, attorney for Mr. n,)hpTty, plat"ed in the hands of 'I l1s}"or KnIght lhe result of his nndIn",. That the matter should have ht:en turned over to fhE" Mayor at all b significant. and indicates "'('~ ,denr ... 1 1,,- that the rr'!~ult or Mr. Love S IDYeI: • t·lgation "touC'hes on and appertain in tc" pume member of the city govern- m~~\8 Intere~t1ng and ,-ery mystf'rioul ct:!lie 1f probt."d to thf' bllHom. may prnrt~c('o a '"eon- sentationat situation. I It bE"gan s(>vpral months before- elect o~ "'r-en CommiRsioner Doherty Inf~rm~r s~mp ot his fripnrl~, and a repor eor two, that he Intf"nded tlO ggOaba~~~r ~~~~ f th who were go n o klnO!e"C'rarks" affecttng his reputa· I rra ft ·gn the .tateUon. During the ("an~POl tated that ment W88 frequentl) clrTCUh Knight r the mf'>mbf'rB 0 t e hn'd lnrotrm8f~tnhnl.lI'ph~~~I~~U~~ n h('t'ty oU 0 ~ forN' 0 ~t Doherty countered the department, r. n' removals WE're by <leclarlng that If ad) t be the one (0 be made, he ",oul n::'1 ht be able tu go; and further. he ho woullj to put his t1a~dS ~he~~e ~~s considerable go. ,At that t me .•• n the h..ad of f""nng exl.tlng bet" d the heau of the Fire DepartmE.>nt an d it .... as as. the Poilr!? Department, an, Id be be. Elumpr'l that th p , conte!:'\t':n~ts, a; \\ Examiner gives Department of Health a clean Bill. Officers Won't Pass on Proposed Sidewalk Expectorating Mayor Knight has .ent to the ('ommon Council the report of Emmet Ordinance Right Away. FlemIng, an expert, ot his examination ,,·m n POLI TIC-\LL\", ~~~:Ph~lct wF-AtO,N.Y. C OMMERCIA~ re- or asc ~':';;;~:I'~~Je'c~:Iark. ralhf'r From .O)JEO'E GOVER ':lfE'T IS TO GET II1:R T MclntOS'h, Amanda Harrls antl others. MI." K. I. l{pnned)' I... clJ"a.lrrna,n or the entel'talnmc-n."!' C'<)tnmdttee-. assisted by Miss Maud C'rar~· end Mrs. _'Ina H. Taylor. Programme RESU~T I MAY FI'\DI ' GS OF )J R . LO V E 5 HO VLD Ow.,,_ llk'ln. __ WHO IS HIT V-~l Arthur Hurd, ~.Jrs. Jud..'Cl:on B. Andrc\\'l!:, :\lm. HerwllTl :\la.tzlnger. :\lrs. Tracy e. herty is a Grafter. Ilit'U',.. ., 'fu.(ES I the .. CH WURRIED LfI: :3 - 1 ~ to !mow en~ tween those t \\ 0 tl~Pfet fire his first "'hpn llr. Dnher\3' h Commissioner .hot It hit Hea \ dev.,loped that \Valt('r D. Gr('('nt:-~ \~or Knight tha.t' Dr, Gn"ene {hili • R. d of taking a. Dohf"rty had bf1'E'n a('('u~e e ("ft~e." brihe ot $50 "to hU£I,h up s~~ Green,~, When Dohert)' w~ntth::t~~ ~ad relate I the latt~r declare h he-ard from Dr. t to th('l ~tnyor n ~t()?' I (> the Hpalth De,('lark. the a""I",~n k n .aId he got the partmpnt~ Dr, Clar 1; llr Lo,"e was story from f'omeone e ~ Dohe~tY to run thCln f>nlt'agf'f\ ~Y ~(rfinrl out wheTf' 1t dot\'n thf' story an. It of his inveR" cam~ from. and thf" resu hands of the tlgntlnn 10. no\\" ~\~ ~,~.e handed It, alMayor, til '" hom" thing to tit) i though the ).rR}'OI' ~,~d a~~ "'fluId nllt with hiring ~!r. Lo to whom hal'€' bN'n Ihp proper JlE>r~~~(\d unless thf" fl.nrllng~ shmlld hp ha E.>mber of the f\nrll11g~ utfe('ted ~(lme m thf' city gov{'rnmpnt. ked last flvpn"-ht"n ~'r. LoYe was B~ f" nndings be lng tor a stotpment of th matter to oal<l· "I han hanMd t h e Id not be . Knight find it wou Mayor t d l!Q,('USS (he matteor at Jlrop('Ir tnr mp 0 ~ be !'ald 00 all. "'hlltt~'~E'r thf"rp '~o~ thE> Mayor," the mRttpr must (,orne r h will not "The ,:\Iayor "talp.f; that ellnnd&)".'. be able to say anythIng until • W88 .tRted 10 ltlhra' tu;.:e. dpslres to look '·1 pre.ume hi Into th. subj.ct and decide on s r.~ardl~~el~'~lng8 of .uch a nature to ~~~Rnd' R further .,!pvestlgation the part of the Mal·or. "That,l. a que•• lon which properly be addreued to Mr. Love did nOl feel Inloll"ed the at w. . In\o �������L. ft.. t. V. �flJf II JAN ) I, I F .. infected MUle eo_q.scar1et ; ; . to New York City. ~;"4rl..~ ".eL..,. ~I.~.~ I N.,till"", t: shi -----.----------~ E VERYBODY skates but mother, he sits around all day, Looking very cross at father, Who skates hjs rime away; Brother be does likewise, SO does sister Ann, Everybody skates but mother, Even our old man. Th atate de'AlbanY, Jan. U (A. P.).- no':!1Ie4 the putmant of JMa\th haaYork Clll' tbat board of h . .lth of N:Wto that city trellO =: :Ir:: ne'e~wI~~ ~~~ BlDChamtoft wMeh I!! board ot bealtb _rlet tevrr. :'b. '""':"hlblt tile receipt has been notlft.... to ... of lhlll milk. I A HI" of Blnchamlon Heallb olftcer .:te; cbarees apmt tbe will prebablY pr b tOWD wb,,", tM healtb ollloer of t ~. ~GD4 that b. dalf7 S. I_ted., thODe Q1l&l'Ptine OD the did not eatorce ",III A 17 • 'M. BUFFA' JAN 1 ; 1906 J. H. Allein is Alleged to Have Signed Fictitious Name ofl ~=r:Y, Doctor to Death Certificate. DISTRICT ATTORNEY IS INVESTIGATING, JAN 18 19 Cr'S SUIT AGAINST M. J. BAKER DROPPEP, Bult n by tbe City of Butt&lo acaln.t . J. Balter ot 184 Northl00000. to recover a. pena.lty for h18 all-..cJ ftalure to report a conuslou 4 ' - _e haa beeD dlllCOntlnUed. It _ that Inv..eUa-aUon by Dr. Green coDYlnced him that Mr. Baker had, as he tboulrht, reported the caae.. ''To 40 the JU8Uce," ea.ld Dr. U~=~':'~'I!.. alneerely believed h. He teU. me b. DeDal'tment and & he that was ����y. BurtAl ..... tJ. 1906 DIP,TffERIA CASE ,.-' "' AS REPORTED INCAfASfS f'·'lnll~'IO~F.R C;REF.-';I~·!! IEAln'II HOLD DOWN TAXES • Declines to Commit Himon the Request of the Firemen Until He Studies the City's Finances. the year the firemen advflnce tn pay Policemen, school principals "ho want more mon€}" wlll in all probability. ".ullva.n Informed a delegation last week that before the Council approves any salary .&i)DI'otv"ee. Mayor must signify he f EB 9" -- ....---"- SCHOOL 44 ~ TO Of GRANTm?;:;~~ ;~:£;£~i;~~;;;~; · dB ' ayor. Ad am BeIleve to e R" . Agalnst alslng Any City Employes' Pay Th'IS Year. ~ ~RIES OUT FOR CHANGE G Baker a C:lll'lsLian Scifmtist. In the ~iunl~lpai rouTl. reportPd In The CourIer !=;ome thnA ago, hilS ~en do .. rlded. but nut hll\"lng seen n stntp.~ent of the outcomo of the t~s.so in j.!our I columns. I respectfully ask permission WANrrS UNSANITARY CONDIto hrletl}" r"'POrt the facts. MI'. Baker ns a Chrl.tlan Scientist. \\";s calleel to tho aid or the children TIONS REMEDIED AND ALSO ot O.ror ,,'estphnl. who showed syrnp- , t('ms of' dl, ;hthpliu.. A1t 11011g11 :'ottr nnker WANTS THE SCHOOL EN· promptly notltled the Health D<,part- • m"nt. In ,nnw way the Impre.slon prp LARGED-PETITION TO COMvalled with rommlsSlollE'r Greene thAt :.fr. flak"r had tailerl to comply with MON COUNCIL th~ law. 1.>)" not reportln~ the Cn8mt, and the nctlon was "tarted under this Impression. It Is only fait· to Mr. R ..l«r and tho others Intorest.od. to Tho Alumni Association of :;,hool No. state thu.t the ault was dropped 80 44 at llroallway and Persons Street. soon 118 the tn.('ts were learned. Dr. F. R. Willard. acting tor the has taken action on the unsanlta.ry and Hoalth ~pA.rtmcnl. made the Invesll- llvcrcrowrle,1 ct'Dtllllon of the school gntion ot the 'Vestphal cases and pro- I v adopting and sending to !!uperln- I nounced them to be diphtheria. a. re- " , .portf.'d. In all. "Ix persons In thl. tam- IlI'ndcnl Blneraon and the mcmbero ot 1Iy wero treated by ~lr. Raker-two thn C"(}llunon ("ouncll the tQl111wtng res .. cases being very severe. ·When. Inolrl " 'olullons whIch petition tor Imme.Uato of two weeks the cases were .report ed <4 cured. the signs wero n'mo,cd trom rc·llet rrorn existing c')ndltlons In the the house by order ot the Board ot school: Health' no other treatment than C'hrl.tI~n Sclpnce had been given. . 'rho A.lllmnl ,lJ;B&<'latlon ,ot Puhllr 1\1 Baker desires to expr<'Ss his ap-, School N· 44.I)e\ng assom!l.cd un.lOlpr~;httlon ot the fair manner in whlrh mou'h' "doNe,1 the fo\lowlng resoluhis caSe wa.. denlt with b}' ('ommls- w.ns: 810ner Greene At the limp thl. Whereas. we. tho members oC tbe ('arne up It W~8 sta.ted that the charge Public f;cho.,1 Nt). H .\Iumnl Assodaerroneously brought "galnst 'Mr. Baker Lion. having ~xp..rlencod thp benet1ts 1s not a.n Infrequent one a8 r~glRrdB whkh (1(>\"01\"0 upon "hose who attend r(\~tar phl'slclans; in tact. a. physl- tbte ,,"chord (lad. th1"'rc!cl!'t'.". ha\'~ iqlrllt'\d dun was tined only recently for hi. to bp jeal"u. of Ifs go"d name and ,"pfailure to report a contagious dt.8ea8e~ UlU.trl'll, Thanking you for y.our courtesy. All;j, whrreas. WjII!o a.rc well acqunlntYours truly, (lid wHh thr n,h·crsf" cnndltlons llnd1"T lJ. CORNELL 'WIl.SON. which pUlIlIs anel tenchers 10i)01' In the Chrl~t1an Science Publication Commit- !,,<'sent tl mo. teo. And. wheort~a.n. lh(1~e ('J)llt11Uons hdve New York. February 211. heen pronounced by the noard of 1U;.il}tll. tho Board of SchoOl Examiners. """e tli'Mftlail~ 'm rn ...~IEPl ToRegulate F '"' Water Supply State Boar d of Health Is Reaching After the Whole Sta.te end ot the propo.isays will be his Some tntonnatton Is point out any tor the firemen. said all along assessed valuation fn year will be "ery little it In'ealtor than it was a year ago. 'Q.or,,,..,,, will be that caused :~~~~fs; There has been a l assessments. (From the! _'thOD)· 01l",I1U of Tht" BIDkhnlllion Pl"f""'~.\ Alhany. Ff'b. I. ~ A bill to cany out a polle)' ot the gta.e Health Department wa~ lntrorlucerl In the- f.:enatp to .. day bl' Chairman Tully of the Commltt.e of Public Heallh. I'nrlpr ItlI )1rovl~lon8 no sj'15tem of turniHhlng drinking ,,"ater shall bp pxtended hy an) municipality, pr.!hnol. hotI"'I 01· nther puhllc Institution UOle-S8 lhe plan:04 So the I 011 Which this year's tax Is to I. not any higher. already made publlc Show department heads Bre than was allow~u e Department (If bureaue ask for j than was allowed them Corporation Counsel and each Want n.. coupl~ of The same holds good departments. Few are year. The total asked "'.lIlo",o"t1han $1.000.000 higher than ... asl year. aslt the men seeking more r.o'ml~tr'ollerw.lthOut tlndlng unl,.s -: Council and Mayor wielding the axe that lops the estimates. For the must be pruned to a tlglll'e prevent the reque8ted sala""y trom adding a single penny 'lO rato betore the admlnlstra,tlo'l to ellp extra dollars In a"", pay •.. ~--- t ~··- ar" pr'£"YloU8Iy appro\'pd by the ~tRte ("ommiesionE"r ot Health. The bill up .. plies lO every ('ity excepl Xc-\"\" York and Durtalo. ... m -t; 'Af I H.., ICjJ6 RAUPULASKI AND HIS PI GS AGAI N F "Pig. I. pig.... mul'E'~ Dr. "'lIllom R. May t!'Jt thE" He$.I~) ~".a~m('nt. ,.., he reln~mb ...re'" F:JlI Pl.? Bntlpr', slory. when the rlhYBtclan tf-'CPi\'N\ or .. r}f'r tn tj:eE'l, ir 'Yl1lta.m naupulR!lJkl ·wos ltet'ping pigs at hts hnm~ "So, 31 Ohorlln gtreet. RanpulaRkl tllrl k~.~ pi,e"R at home R ('ouplp o( )"p.ar~ ago, ha"ing Me(,\lr~11 a IIcp.mn" from the ('tty, A fihort time ngo R renpwal of the 11. I pnRe was r,.tuFH~d because therp- wn,.n·t enough I'pacp tnr thp. pigs allf) the other ("mill •• In tho .nme hu.lrllng. Dr. Mn:r tounrl nnt') pl~ lhr f'th"T rtay. He \\"arnec1 the man tl) gPt rlrl of thp porker. Whe" h. vl.l!pd the I'~n ~.•• _ terdAY two little pigs .qupalerl out their slgnnl ot tll8may at the Intrusion. The olrler porker II'runte" disapproval. Raurmlaskl \\'al summoned to Mu .. nld".. 1 Court. but he pol" as much alI~ntlon to the rourt arMr M he had done to the Health Department order. He waa lined by derault the IlUm ,5.. ...Ith eclat. A body elIequ• . _ ..It. '1.1 of t!'U' ~C'htj·l Df>partment. and b)O romo uf th~ membE'rK or the School CummlttM of the Boord oC AIdcnn\'n, 39 '~,n. r'c-nt. unsanltnry, un .. Inw rUI. un-Am~rlcun and crucl t" the lnnoC"l.iTlt 011"9 who lnuat submIt to them. a. tho Idw mAkrs It 'llgatory (111 ttlC'Jn to attend SI"'hOi)l. .1\ nrl . Wlll'rcll!:J, wo .... vc a Wfirm plac~ tn (lUl" hearts f"r tho"'. fnterest~ of f')ur AlmA. Mnt('lr, and for tlw JT\(>mhe-rg of "\lr own' tnmll)- who are thus unju.tly treated aft l:omparf>d to more favond localities. And. whereas, we r~ullze thnt the Am'_rk:1I1 Jlub!.!,· will Ulit. knt:1wtllg-Iy tol'rllte the contlnuanco ot thl. deplorable stote fir affairs In thnt pride of the Amerknn p3tri~t. the publlc school ot tho common pCf1ple! Th~rotoro, be It resolved, Thnt l\'O P' tlllon the SUperintendent ot PubliC Hehoots, (he m~mb('rf' of the ("ommr1n Council and (>spf'\~ lnlly the RLhool Ct)m~ I mince (If thp Bllurd ot Aldf'TmCn to procl'!;(-'d at one(' If> t.tk(' m(,llSUfes which I wllI nl1e\·tatc and permanentl)· reJnf'd.'( the sad ('ondltlon ot ntrldr8 whrl'h has: nttlkted the p""plo or this 'Wit riot anrl I to 80 enlarge tho s~hool Cl.1~4·0mmfldn .. tionA as to Inak~ tlwm 8ufflrl('nt l"md J'lt"lpcr tor the ph~nomenal Incr"asl In st.-hoof pl>JlU lat ion. .And, tUflh(\l'mor(', be It resolv(lll, Thnt sInce the school population will contfntt~ to Increase, we, thcoreforl', pottllon these honorablE! officials, who cr.rtalnly eleslre to be rank",1 as the trl~nd. and df>(endcrn of tht:' public sr-hool ot the AnlCrlean renple. to tJ4ko Buch stops In lh .. mlargement of tho s('hool as .hall make It Im,posslble ror a BpeNly repetition or the past and prCllent Intolerable cond I tlons. CLEVELAND W. CROgBY. President. JOHN J. l{OHLHAS. Ylce Prc" ldent. A. 1. G Rl':~1 K l~. Tre!\8urer. A. WHITE. Flnanrtal Sorrotar}". C. STEWA H·r. Recretary. 'tt FEB 9" 1 06pru;5S The sug,:: .tion l,y H".n~IA!I#~- .Ion~r ' that th~by <lruggi.ts carbnUr. lldd stronger than a ten per tent. solution, without a ph)'et .... dan'g order, b~ forbidden Is ~o sensible tha t It Is a won del' tbls was no l done lung ago. ____ I ThC' annual n1f"etln~ ()f th~ ~to('k­ of the Northern Light Mines C'ornpany. Eldorado :MIning Company and Ploncer Mining COinpan)"' were h.ld at the office ot the companies In the Prudential Building on Tuesday holdor~ afternootl. February 6th. Th~ meet- Ings rc~ultel\ in tlw re-eledlon of Hon. Jmn'ph E. Ga.vfn ns president of the Northern Light liines Compan)', and of nr. '\'alter .......cene. health ~Om­ tnlsslonf"r of the cit,).. of Bul!alo. as prl"'gldent of the Elilorado Mlntng Com ... <pan)". Mr. B. A. Hammond t)( Lockport ,,'aR ~lE"'f"!led to the pruldency DC the Pioneer ;\lInlng Company. In the ("vpulng the stockholdC'fS and their frlen,iS gathered at Wall worth lIall lu West F~rry Street to listen to reports from stockholders who had recently visited the prnpertleB. and to a descrlpllc.n ot the prol,ertles gIven by Dr. Greene. Illustrated loy numerous stereopticon \"Iel\"s. Dr. Greene ex ... pldnl'd tlte underground development of the s£"\-"ernl mlfLPs. showing by means ot pictures and dillgrnms Just what work hn.., been a<:compllshed and just what devolopment work eacb company Is now doing. Mr. S. C. Rogers. Who spent nln" l\-eeks on the property last summer, described the pleasures ot living on J-:agle Lnk .. and the ("ondltlon or the • ..veral mines. Mr. B. F. Lapham ot Rochester, X. Y., who berame a heavy stockholder after a caretul personal (~xamlna.tlnn of the property, gave an eothu81astlc (l."ount of his experlen"c In panning gold from all parts ot the proper tic.. Dr, A. E. Persons or lIuttalo. who w~nt to Ihe propertlea \\;th vorl' little f.lIth In mining. delivered a ehort n-ddrf'S8 on "Thp. ('on,,·eralon of 8 Skeptic." Mr. W. l!. Barnhart. who holds the OfftCf' of .tWcretar)· ot ('3('h compeny. dcu~(-'rJ n m£-ettng with an ad .. dress on the "Duties of the gtockholdor,.." Evidently the .tockholde"" ,,'ore IlU thoroughly pleased with th" reports anti prospf'('ts. and fer,l assured of B8.tIstat'tory dl\"idf'lHis at no distant date . I 1-[(111. JOfo'eph E:......9avill pr(-'~Idpd Itt the m.eting and -rrrrot·,d the statement m.ad(· b~' one (It th(' most eminent mIning ('ngineer~ in the S:tate-, who hns ("};:u-millf"d the properties at fo;agle l...akf', to tht' en·pet tha.t fl1Wh (·ondltiom. dls....ove-red in a1::r western mining State "QuId rrsulr in a st-a.mpedt". I.)ne of thr.- rh:hf"st gold I:Jlrikf's ever made in XOl"th _-\.mprtca W.15 recently IIlatle D CPow T·lfll:'~ {'a.~t of the ('(lmp3nle~' plof1erUf"!'= and tltn whole district 18 "ltrUeting much u.ttcnUo. . Y. 'rom FE .-- ----- --- - .. -________~ __~__ .__J9Dg,. ____._ __.. ____ ~ ___ !.L!!.. _;r ! rrhe . IIf!ulth __ ~.:L_ rAQ)Uli~sioner ad\"~ 1f,lntJon to pre"'e"t the sale without I escrlbed caution of cnrlx>1ic acid. But why IIOt mnke a lwneral and more comIIreheush·p ordluaot·e for r(-'gtllntin. the of nil daugrrous drugs and liqnlda? Fur tMt mutter. it ought to be made tnore tfltHrnlt to obtain. a ~reat mnoy of the ("Ompou:ld~ that are pul"t'ha&e'd nJ~d 8elf-f.~re~·ribed, witb "IQlo~"t <'ortamty of induciol;' worse conditiODs thull t1l0:-'f\ that rhes !lfl' presumed aDd od"ertised to l"eIi"l""to. _.1. BUF-FAl.Or N.. Y.. Baeterlt)logl.t! ot the Ne", yerlt hF:;h rl.partmant huve perrected .. t.eeC C hyd rophobla by Which It may . . d termlned In twenty minutes wbetller or not 0 n Animal h:td been .ulferilll' trom rabies. Under lhe old meth~ whkh wcre to Inoculate a guinea PI&' with nerve !laBue trom the onlmaL It took trom three to seven days to reacb a determination. By the new metlt04 a ... mpla of tbe brain Is placed 011 .. slide and examined under the microacope. This 18 a discovery whlcR .bOIIW creaUy ald In d ..aUntr wltb 011" of . . or dt.aaee. J¥.M"'" �BUFFAl··0, From n. Il t"FB h TIMES '(In; r - ru '(lpl- 111111 Ju;:, , e D .. 7' T 2 1.2. ." 'I ,. 1 .) ~ 11 t ,. ....... ~ .- . ~. 1.1 U' ~ 1 ~ n a phYRIctan's 'U l'I'llI1l1j~ int1 1;> 1' l;rPI.'TIt'l ~ ('arhollr. acid brJngs great pain and mlnut£'9 artpr BwnllO'wlng tho add. or : are uneon9C'iOU9 so lhat the pain is tfhen over, But flIp promiscuous sf'lIing of thlR (h~ndJy JlOlson ought 10 be ro .. Btrktcd to a great eXIPnt, 1 hpllevc thp mt:'thod I Ifuggest If! th£' bf"st." to check t he Increasl~' of SUicides by means ot caraCid. Health Commissioner or Buffalo proposes an ordl. lI!II"r",rhf_ Ing Its salo In anything than a 10 )ler cent. solution. upon n I,hj'slclan's pr~_ ~lJ~ 1::1" -FAlO, fEI19 tn. I to bring nhout Jlh~'flldnll, lI('d~'[I. !llltl sprn'r! hy ' & - I1IN~IIII2' )(rs, fEf? 16 19U6 ( concluding number Will' the Combat" scene of Richard and ~Irs. llo!!llUpr, ("om'JJ1l.toDel' ROnt Inh~retlted tn the II an opportnnltr to be hr ('onnsp.1. Any order b •• ltb c'OInmluloo(,f. II I mal" be r~vlewed b1 an.. "'Itb the pronllon" ot tltl. 2 ot .hnpter If) at tbe prol'edllro Ilt an7 time llttPr th~ flH'Tlee of owuera ot or penon. pnomll'Mi mentioned tn Reh Itb(' otherwise tbe 8S lJ[tlcn nhatem~nt I bOl18N WHERE CLEVER CLUB PEOPLE MEET Y terms wha.t he t ~U1 d y 0 pa~e~t~ an which Is the (HUlt or am Qua T~e , rather tblln !OCbool nlllOagr.me.:;l'eCUI etDr. Sherman 8poke or t e r feets of difficult examinations. 1ch wh or thE" vacation , hfO Rf4 provided bJ the te1"",ne..t nnd by anr ordln'Dce adopfIld I mOil C"Onnrt1 porsuant thereto. be ne<'(,Nlnry fOT tbe be.ltb or I to apply to the court or to I M~ the strenuous school ~frl pro-trillit I fEB 20 , nld nor nntll tb., BAld part71,~:',~:';G~\ rl'fr(,Rhm('ntR "','rr 1'~rnC"b, lira. Hill, lfl'S. tJ Am-linunmeasurt~d Trial Y which by penr befoN!' 8l1~h not d~larll~tI:on::~ .... :;~ prohibition RboU be tho part,. or parties or rRUse why Hehool ~ I). rUn'lll Tf>RC'hf'I'H' .AtU"N'ln flon of 4~t Int('rfer~d Wlttih~~~d::~~=~ ftl'P dArB. tn Itt' fI{'n('il ft. 111,...11". tton ll.' of th" tf'Ul'mfillt boa... tht: -ad by Dr Dewitt G. Shermun Tho Avonla.D8. ~~P~~e rc round .. lable meeting or the A dal m£'oting of the A vontans Mother's Club yesterday urternoon. All\'as held Saturday l~\"('ntng at the tbough Superinlenucnt Hf>n[l~ ~i8~er:!:~; ffosl ence of Mr. (lnti Mrs. John D. son was ono ot the Int~res e n told in ~. l et8ter of EJmwo ou 8 "(141 UC', Dr. the audience. Dr. • ~herma h ht of Floyd prc..ortd-e d ann an en- ..hall he I til thf' oltemlpr or 0 : ("hRrJr~ shnll Itn Vl" ht'en dul7' r oth~I' of not I('SII thaD (ODe The 'nlk wns !l)lInW~rI by n dfs('U8slon 1f'll uy :.\Irs, \\"lIl1um ('orE'1' nnd Mrs, DOf't .. man , )[rs, Alton nrtttou prf'Rifl!'d at th('> hJ~~t­ tilA'. which 'WflS nt(eodf'fi In' the:> n1fJlnltp t "Intllt-rll' (,luli. Inr-Illrltn,cr 'Yo tson lIoll"! :'\[cmorlnl Chn(wl, W('.luP",1n}, Club. and .-"" h r ose B I a roulll1(' dllll,\' i"~nlDlnntloll of 8(.'bool ('hiM .. till' Itatlatlea nnwhole.lOmA matter InJurioua to bP nntsanr~8. and upon 110 tht' comoll88loner sbalt h ..... aba.te the Mme In neb mluner df'f"nt {Ioxpedlent. Ilnd to 'Va~te houI'<':'I wblrh arp m llnutnfod In tlon f'ontrary to the J'lrovlalona of lQ(ln r house al'~, nnd tbfo expenlMt RtlI"C"8M upon thE" landl upon: or of whlcb ..aid nuluneH were. or parc('ls of 10n<1 bcmeftted b1 the ot the nnl,nn"'... "It:h~elal;U;iIi~d~ ""hall dlred! hot no fI! or t h~ "Jtht. tl) propet't1 flouRl pfOgr('RR Is II hit "I'farded by fhll A~'Rtt~lIl . I>r. Rhl'IolUOIl entlorfled the ctrorf: ot nr, 'Y~r !t (,sgrnl', b(llolth eomml!t .. Atff'r .m,~*, rnrdA. (,pllnrs t hulhllnga Rtng-nnnt or uDwholf!olOme ~ G Wht~s 1'lIdt'n,'nrlng 1801 I. bereby follow8: RP.<', 23i. The commlaeloner full pow('r to ('nforee alJd "._.,~ .... e {'hiM noel tbf't R('Ihool,·· was tb\ IJ()("t of n pnpH f('oll hr Hr. npt\,ltt • hf'flunn nt tht'! fOUllfJ-tablt' lU~etlng ot tb' ,M other'S ('III" Y('fHt"rdar Rtt('rnoOD f Dr, Ril{'ruuul RJlokf~ of tb(~ dJretui E"trt'Ct ot dlatcult t'xnlUlnnllons, Wbleh wear 0 • the nfllTI)118 SYl!t('JU of th(' (,.'1111.,. uml trrrnn~ Jy ach-J"fld pnr"'uts wboJje chIldren are D(ll Fifron~ to lif'C'!, tlir'1ll In A~honl during On.J fI('ltstnn rnthf"I' Ibon two f",'f"n It tbeir eduC"B' ,,1(ln(>I', or I"t common counell: nnd In eiRe or prnrtic(' la t1nngerou. or ~etri,!!i"" tbtl putfll"' betl.lth. tl) and tu dE>riare nnlwl'oI ....ID. "ThE'! ChHd and the Sehool" was the !joyahle 'program wne presented. ('u .. ri~ gave sevcral monologues lIfl .... Mason I'la~'ed the pI~.no. Ih. ,. W8 to rend hf":~a or DIlly he hel?after eDaetect The Child and the School, rfln hy n l\~UOD 23T of Rce-tlon I, tho rt'gtRtration or subject. of a. thuughtful and Interpsttng ~ ..ot tenement houAea therein. (,OMMf;RCw... II:'! til, tbe powers nnd dutl •• ot tbt! mlJudoll('r of 8uld ~1t1 and j N. YJ. Mothers' Club Members and I Guests Heard Helpful Talk on the Child and the School. FALO, N. V. An net to nm.nd chapter lG11 of of HIDl l"utltlrd "AD act to ('hart('r of the- ('it), ot Bufrll:lo,'· It'll", "It Is a pe"ullar thlllg Ihat. although suffering, many sUI("tdf~1 ta.kethis people stutr,,: Who commit "Why I. It. do..:tol'?" U\\'ptl, J 8I1P!M)SA hN'RUSP It Is so plf"cllve. They generally die withIn the I tI,·. a,pprol'nl: ordtnauC"t's. role8 Ilnd prpsernt tlon ot thE' prcSC'rJptlon. Mlclan tn find out Jf his patlf!nt realiy necdpd the scM In t.hfo form pr(>Fcrlbeci. ,.f j 11I til() '~ fl'howtng tor what purpnll(' Jt 15 nt'edf>d. ot slIll'ides by means o{ car- Theil It wOllld "ort ot hn up to the ph,'- acid. Health CommiSSioner ot RUffalo propOSt'S un ord iei-rorblidd.inl~ lis Sllle In anything thuD a tI pel' rent. solution. on a phys I('Inn •s 1)l'e5(~I' IIJt Ion The hoard to~noon :1~1\;..,j!li-oOoli:;;' and d.ddt>d hili to I'ulltl ~E.d 2-0 1906 "It IPi my purpost"," Stlld Dr, Grf'f'nr this morning. "'0 A(.ICure fhr ('n3('tment or an amendment to th~ oroinancc whlC'h will mako It R. mlfldf'mcanor for druggists. or make them lIahlf! to BOm(l sort ot punlshmpnt. whpl1 thf'Y 5pll I'n rbolJc add sf rongror 1 hu 11 R 10' per ('£'nt. 501ut Ion. At pre8f'tnt nlmflsf anybody "l'ea""in ""g. p"esf'nt IIH' I' can hUl' all the carbolic acid th,,, want, Thp only way. If th(> mattf'r Is ftXl"d as I wruJd Ref' It. that ('arbolic a.cld strongpr than .. 10 per cent. snlutlon could bp obtatnf"d. woultt be to ha\"(' th~ bUYf'f Lo ··~ Plan to Give Dr. Power to Evict Peoplf from Tenements. VPln. / i ,...",.....-------- _____ fI~'I'll[J;\' ...lmp :I(' llon he tAkf>tl til 1{''''trh' l th e ":1h~ rot I"Rr"l\I1(' lu·M. UI'. (;rfl("n.' J!-I o t thf'l h", IhrH II IiCfI"tI IIlnnr IUII r. id('!i tll'(' rIl1l5f"I) )" 'hf" fOll tt \' ,,1111 whlt"h ('ur",,1'" ftf"ld ,'un h;' IllIr." h:1.t'ed. sho\\ Ing how many ppr~onR hUd f'nded The 1(. nwrnlnJr l1Jnt "I thl ll rlftpn~"('11"~ nf fl,,· HOl4nl M U f' lIth lit" "lit nit).;, rhat Rochester their livE'S hy thhc means, Bf'twf't"n ~"'lt-ll>:l,re'lII bu complied a table Januar)' 1st and Jllnu,u'Y 29th of thl. average rate for the last Vf'Rr ReVf'n ncoplf' In this dty ('rOR~f"rJ In the above named cIties I the Great Dlvldo h)' the ('Ilrholl" a.... ld , I as i nath. During tlw P"{'t'~dlng month, U.S. Syracuse, 14,9j I Decrmber, there WfirA two; durlnJ::" NnAlbany. 17.9; Brooklyn, vf'111hf"r thf're were two more. and In 19.3; Manhattan 20 l' Troy October one porsoll drnnk carbolic acid. roYI (' lIlItlU1I1' 11100 .,csa Uo. ' o19hll1'IIUI vI' trll' Il'n(\. )Ir, nlllf'th' n "ll1 Iw Ilflt ' llt,'t1 wltlwul "JlJ,n dru/:gl.ts throughout th~ cit\' epartment or Health re.. HE-nlth CommJsNJont'r Gi'~cnC" has that tor the calendar Year 1906 hpcn dCYoUng- 80mf' or his timl" to thf' rate or ButrllG _Owe fHIUiy of thhl qUPKtfon within the past or any other ot th r wf'~k Or 80, In orrlf'r tn b~ SOHV'whn t or the State e PrincIpal rOllv('rsaut with C'olldltionFl, RO far as It w_ ~i fn they rE-latr to the- sukld(' of pert~On8 or population. Rochester had a by th~ a~ld, h~ "rote to ~redl"al Exot 16.4; S)·racuse. 15.4; Brooklyn. "mln~r Earl G. [)~"'er and asked (or tIftca. 18.1; Albany, 18.4; Manhat- ~tatl~tlc8 (or thp "".t three months Stat "r W1lrll ~t;).ror .\(111111 bad thC" rt'1hIlIi"u tlug a strong rf'strictlon on thl! now Indlserlm'natfl 8ale> lit cnrbollC! acid by ~ SESSION OF THE .F BOARD Of j'il Otltr lip :atrnJr"l C'tIlI;lhll'fi t.) hlu! bro Imllledidf('!;\' f'uilrd 3. IlIl'f' tlno,; nf tlw Honr(l I)t If.·:tlt h ~ for Ihl' n(t. nWlln. 11 I~ "l:)lf' l'tf'tI IIHtt the nll1,'nt!n\.'nt to Ih l ' nl'1l1l1:IIH"'~ I"'IU,'''II'II hy Is to be prevented to a g-reat extent If thp ('trorts of llf'alth CommJr.°ldnnr.r "~alt(>r n, GrC'(tno Inward this pnd aT~ fiu('cr~srul, .\t Ih£' nf) xt 1llf'~t­ - - lit • 1' 11,1 ' r tllP 111,dill ,lnt ...... ,, : J)I(,~I ' llt Ihe Ilt' Hlth t ' IlIl1I1I! ~ !o'lnll"I' tlll~ I'''WI'I' ril flr,It'r I,('npll· 1'1 '~(' , 'I" (,·III · I l.Wut htll'~ I"'" III,I( h,l\1" I'I'{'II /J1Jll1~' 'Ir yll,lut lllll .... or Ihr· r C'llI'lUl'nl hOll"" 11IW , hUI tllI'r,' It he 1'~. ''''~ r I·Uft". lJ •• llZl!' un !HI"t'r Iff l'U!,ll"I' lit ... f)rtit-h' l" ':1' I'ut,· 111111 10 " a:1 ~' DI l"UIlY "dS('''' 1!\I~ '11'°1111'\I'dl'll'lI f l l Y.U' ;t!.· pa." IlO nlh'UlluiI I,. 1111._' l'IC'IDl': by tl1(1o f·u..rbnllc a c id route Ing of the BOllnl oe Hf'Rlth. \ ..hl('h will h£' hrld JU8t liS ~oon as Manlr Arlam hus tht" tfrn(\~ DlO, Ol"('('no will submit. an nmt'ndmf'nt If) thl' rlty ortIinan(,f'9 put- f.l ih .l1 l f· hn\' I' II"'I! KlIl U y 1II"It! hun -,' Juw Il t'lt ! lh fEB 12 ~ . w. Or ":I ~ I17"l tl" l1 St, ;'i l ' f~ n ~ I Y I '~I" f t 'I n,rllr .\II IIm Ihls tlI(',rlllllg ItI ,I II .. uU"ptillJ: u( till BIIRnl lIt 1h'/llth t;'I' tIll' lUll 1111'11 ' ,,( .,1"lll i ll lo': nn rnl1· ;uilw I1t f ., till' "i tlln.l11l'\· ;..:!\ 111 ~ fh." 1I1["ulfh , ' ,IUIDlh"'I"IU' 1 1,1I \\" r lu t-' Urorct' Pt'I·!) I" til "'II ':! I" 1"11f lllt' llt hl' II .. ,'" w,lhoh I Commissioner Greene Would Make Druggists Responsible-Death List So Large Strenuous Measures Mas Be Resorted to In Checki,!' Suicide. S \,,;. r- BOAR- O -O --=F HEALTH TO ACT IN TENEMENT HOUSE QUESTION NTO R[STRICT SAl[ f Dr U[AUlYCARBOliC ACID T !.on6 fJ tor thPl 1"",rpOSE' : ot thltl fIIt'rtlon, auperllltendt!l1t ~ entorcln. It ..ball be of ponee to ordtOr mllde hr the comml..loner !I pro,·tslons hueot. R.... ~. This act oh.lI take dlnt.ly. The hoard talked ov", of rc"trh'tlllg the KIlle of ... rIiiJlIi~' Tbe hoarel Onlllly (teeldad .........lIi ltft<'lIIi•• ~omDlOIl ('otln<'ll In fRvor ot •• . orrtlnan~('1I ,.,,41_ 1\8 RnlUrested hy the bealtb 1I11.. louor. putUn, a penall1 on th. very stronr carbolic ncl4 without a 'or j &telants )m �1 '.!..._ 191J~. EH • ~'df()pl10t'la. ' TAU...J.-~­ • ~ l"~Ihlblll"n " F"lIu,.", . 111 ( 'del' to check the Incresslp &I persons. bitten by h" n1(","$ of car Dun~. It 8\1 I-Ides '", '" ~ ne"'· voices are heard boHc '1.cid. Hf'nllll- ('mpmhw..,nel there Is no Buch thing Green" of lIuffulll \IropOfit'S an. m·dl· nnn.,;::t'ol'hldllil11'. Its 8alo 111 nl1l thin!; lrongl'l" thnn a 1 n per ('E"llt. tiolhrlon except oJ} U I'hy~klnn's l)r~M~!·~ptl~~: ,Well wt' J!,ue"" thll' wouldu l chec1. ~ FEB 2 i t7lieartli the Morgue is in an un b~IBOrs that ,!lnd needs correction af~~~?' condition Il\:S PEeTOB:' y H ea1.Lh.......com m 18. eerve as IiiiTt.aI - , n· I ,fEB- 2'7 199,· 1l~~ ,,,'-"-" • P:~lt The annuIU wInter meeting of ~ - /'~ Jmp-;~ .. ' lIIk, MAR 1-1906 I Butralo OFFICIALS 70 REVIEW 65TH TAL? f 111\1"'1(" \\.111 • 'n tilt! hal1room. hn gt\,f"n Allron b. Dttv will rf'n,)f!·1" Pt'vernl ot hi" f.uno\ls Ynnkee dhtl ct stories anti \ll"s. l"rnnk 1). J(>wNt. 0. rt ~{'nl addili"n t" Butfnltl'6 taltmt. , ... 111 rra.d a ff'w r.rt:lll:i in the French CanadIAn. a dlHI ICt-t tnmutar to ell '-(OrmonterB. MI8S I \ Ilene \'on Ltf'hnrh, whoso mother Is a nath., of VoE'rmont. will givp RPvoral plnno M.OIOII aJld will n18n b~ a8st811~d In duetS h:\' ht"r fnth('r. Prof. von l.. l£>be('h. I ht. {nhi('rslty of Ruffalo Quartott(o, '1t 951'13. Lpo \V'elBII, 'Y. W. My(·rs. Dr. \ y., l'~. [,f"i:ln(\ and Pharlps C. Penna. will ar::Jll:II't with college RnngS. - MRS,A.' ---' N. the C lInnlal Club, No. 50::! Latayett(l I Avenue. All natlv •• of Veln",n! an,1 I their tamilles are Invited anrl nny In ; Hutralo or vlC'lnlll~ who do not ref'CiV8 A: tesolllil(HI w~~ 110TlrPS hy mnn arn rcqucstrd to COlO· or thf" Bonrd or "}tJt"t~d at the m~~t1nl' y mUIIh':lte '~t1th the secretary ot the (1.(1- .Ald. 8\1111\'611, dlr;clJOIr th~ Lf08tetdu by CI""lY. S. B. Botsforrl. Tllomns H. ~oo_l·nlntoner to rE'''Ott ",.. hr II ~Ilhh eOIn .. nn.Il, chairman III the ('x(>("uth'(! ("om8fhu.~.. rlt"t-r "a.Ut-lit 9Ia;or·~ ~utnJun, JlllttO('. has Rent to the Gr(,pn MOUll" died to unlt.:ival Hospital ;;r .prnUled taln~ tor the real syrup. Prcsld('nt . • • utnam J"l1l1 H. C'll)gston. Dr, "~R1tcr D. I n!"ffi'~ Nelson 0. Tltrany an41 ot111 rB \\ I'a.ll@d upun !'or a f(>w Tf'ma rkll lilt! thl'l) a I,rogranl of reildlngs anll '~Dplo·. Column: wl.h to CRll your AttentIon' to I ~ ondltlnn or tho Impur" milk, Mid '17 the dty, !\lorA bab!~B r11~ from 1mI,ure milk than an)' other dlseas.e . ThIs ~ummpr, with no loe. It I. all orr with / thp IIttlr one" that drink the half nlllk t'hal IK bnlffl'ht In th .. _torr •. Last yrar ~r. Greene ~Jl.t Health C'ommleslon~r. tIled tn get\·. In.peetors and thp AI".,men ga"p hIm thr"" but cut orr the .,stlmatMl money to pay them BO he could do nothing, to r<'m"dy the evil As tho Mayor, C'oma~roll.r nn,1 AI~ Germ_n au DpmorrR ,T t.blnk t/lat ,THE TIMBS ran get thl. much trom ithem for the poor poopl", HopIng that ,) ou \\'111 ,10 all that vou cnn ror thle YoarA -- f"N{J.h J "H, -~~ y NOT ADMITTED I TO MUNICIPAL HOSPJ plnr. "ext 1",1<1,,,, evenln!!, Mnrrh Ir,th, • (..Auee. I T('maln, th~ f;oclety of YermonlprB will tnkjll) I (It t'hslt' C(..~i.1i1 feN Om MIDWINTER MEETIN(j~ Of THE VERMONTERS PIQ'. . I, N Y blJ FJ:"k_ 1"\ WIt,. . . . 1:\ ES BUFfAL-;., ..•,.Y_, b ld. Wurtenberg has DOW offered a relOl :nen. dIrecting th~ff.~~h b~ the ~ o report why George p om1lll 0 4>~~~s.!~ towao the Munlcl~~~"f'ta.ldelll..l: f BUffering ~-" , ever. He dIed. u"m Ipott8ll ~V~~ ~ \ 1~O ilt'ld.- I w.. Not A .... ltted to ... HbDlclpal Ho.pltal. 1m I! waM "'lrOn~t'I' than (';\.1'1..1011(' Am-stin :\'lto~l'al'l1. _.. tI:~~' :~n\ia~l.e.terday Ulnd;. Tl}('n.~ used to be a law prohlhltln); tb" .:tle of \\'hlsl,,·)' lu po~~ tpr l'ollnty ('xC't.l.1 011 a phYF>IClall ~ 1ll'lstl'lptioll. 1>ut th,,)· lJIlup:h. It a",1 dranl\. 11 ri~ht along,· and sonH' ,of it ~06 Ae:.~. :a~ t~ G~ ~ CO r notified the B~~8~fn~r!!ene has 'm t: A1 l~= _, _-...o=-~'_ ALDERMANIC DOINGS I MAR {;, 1 -~---~:2!t,c;~?~ .; - .. t . -' . COMPLAINT ABOUT CITY PH YSICIANS L t, lIIullenhorr at the meeting oC the Aldermen yesterday took exception to the manner in which the districts are arranged and cared tor by the cJt,.·s dlo- trict physicians. Dr. Callanan spoke III delenH ot the doctors who, he said. r~· celve on an average not mote than 10 cents for every call ther make. The complaint "'as reterred to the Health CRn.m"'_s:;l...o.:..n.:.e::.:r.~_ __ rom tban 611 tI(U~t . .vo the JIves of ,_'. '"~. 0 to drlok this baIt little store. The relldy to h{'lp Ihe poor In cbink. the 'Ma)'or will appro"'c ~ . HAf't, p '~(0 ' y, """--1£8 2" :.! 1906'" HOLD REUNION, Men and W omen Natives of the Green Mountain State Celebrate at Colonial Club March 16, :f tt t!'fo! $ notices by mun are reQue<.tteo to ('I)m- Doctor arrested accused of \, violating Penal Code Section. W. Turver. ""'hn ninA th~ Prospect Park Maternity Ho"pltal at Prospect avenue and Connecticut .tr~t and who has a dov;ntown- office at No: 68 West Gt>n...ee ~treet, WIUI a.rrested by Detective Flesh )'esterday and taken to the otllce ot DIstrict A ttomey A b. bott. wbere he was r.leued on ball. The doctor III accu.ed of vIolating a section of the penal rode governing maternity hOllpltals. It I. understood t hat the ,!octor was Indicted by a grand Jury for failing to renew the license wblch he 18 required to have. dr. w. I the in crea~jng !l ,b ar of NUl cldes by means of carbol. I a, HI. Health COlllllli ssioner G.I:ee.wl o . Buff~lo proJlo:;ps an ordinanceror'!' bld<llUg Its sale 111 .myth i llg stroll e r than a . l~ per ce ut Noluti on, exceptgon phYSICIan '. prescription. ' r V~ O NTERS WILL Buffalo or vicinity who dt) not r('ceh'c I orderto chec k ~'¢f+ at the L'olonlal Club. 50Q Latayet',. avenue. All naUves of '-e-rmont antI their Cam Illes are InvIted. and any In etber (or a beauty "'Id. Jerge tntroduoed yesterday's meeting at a ""SOlutton at AltiermC'n to have an the Board ot hlbltlnll' the laylDjr f ordinance proIn the future 01> a~ plank aldewlLlllll t~e city. He stated paved IItreet,w t.chen per to the pe 1 that It would be 10 put down a. 01' e In the long run .tator! that It wo~\de! b walk. and ~ ~avlllg " great d e the mea.na ot "Ity nnll taxp8.ye;"alt money to the paid out on acee a t Is now be1n. ~gnln8t the clt~. ':::;.. tdamage Bults enls are eau'e4 th 0 whICh aeol. ' ~Idewlllk., The mauoUCb poor pllLllk to a ("ommlttee er was referred I The Alderm.~ ado o/Tered by Aid S pted a resolutton ,lIralth Commlssjone~lllvan reQuh1ng plaIn why Ge"..... I R Greene to ex. (over patleQt....... a spotted. to the hosPIt':'1 rece~J:~· admlttanoe Two rer,orts of the' C Laws and Lelflslat:!o ommlttee on One approved the n were adopted. mants to the aha proposed amend. powers ot the Jter, relating to the and regulatfon ot e"tth CommIssIoner The other .. ro snement h01l8e8, C<mn8el'. amf~d;ee:t \he thCorporation ta:'C law, whIch would 0 k e francbls. .n,le for the Stat ma e It Impo._ gh'e the city the !'o~:; ~o:nml'.lon to ing corporatIons In the ~ut~r~~ asSIll •• place next Friday evening, :Mart:'h 16ll~. morCt 'bablt's three m€lD, but. tbo estimate!. But. thf'Y - MAR 11 19 Il,. olh~r inspectors apl1ototi'd. Yf The annual winter meeting of Buffalo society of Vermonte .... will take l I w1sh to ("ail of the mllk mall .,:hould pr of Fummer c p JDI , '(" '1 " 'ARl l -G mUlllcate with tht"l Rect"€'tnry o! the society. S, B. Bot5ford, A short reception will occupy the t>arl,.- l.1art of the, E'\'entng, and refreshmentl5 served at ten o'dock, Thomas H. ~oonal1. chairmo.n . ot tl'" I j Orpen Mountains tor renl maple and warrants tha.t It will be !crved In truly rural !>tylc. Pr,-clu"'\t 8)TUP, John H, (·logst.oll, Dr. ,;wnltcr I D_ \ Greene. :'\elson (1. Tt!f3ns. u.,d , .. "r~ will 8p~ak . ...\ program of readings au'l music ",HI bp given In the bull-roo:-a. m I AU(,l1 E. Day, wIll render s("veral ,.t has fnmous Yankee dialect sl(lrlf'S and lire. Frnnk D. Jewett will read I·DeolUS In the Frt"nch C'nnadian dialect . ~U·$ .AlIt'nc von Lie-blch w11l giVt' sevN,tl,l' AI, ~ plano solos, fl.n(1 will be OF's1stE'l\ \n' I L. E, Leland nnd ChaI"If"S ('. F't'nno, \ will a8~I~t with college Fongs. The whole club hour"Ce \s at the ulsposal 'Jt the members, IncludIng th~ bl11lllrU' room. Music tor tlnnl"tng will be pro· \'lded during the entire evening. N Wt' L ...-m meet tomorrow e nl II' at the Otowega. Club. The boste will be Mrs. LavinIa Obent. •. E . C. Deuel, Dr. L1lllan Cr&lg ndall ane! lolls. Rose Annowsld. Comedy or Errors" will be read. The east Ie 8.S folloWB: Adriana, Mrs. J ohn D. MeIster. Luciana., Mrs. LouIs Seymour Newell' An· tlpholua ot Syracuse, Dr. D. Greene; AntJpholu8 of Epliggaa, lo T. L. Palmer; Dromlo ot Syra.cuoe" lira. I Reuben Fowler; Dromlo ot E phetlll8,/ Mrs, Palmer; Duke, Mrs, L. 8. Newell' Aegeon, Dr. Harry ld. Weed. • WILl. I -'- - LU !!- -- AR12 19 Id _L. AVOnlan • ~ duets by her father. Prof. von Ll(>blch. The tTntverstty of Buffalo Qunrtpt. Mes!rs. L('o ,,"elss. ,,'. 'Y. llyel"s, Dr. : Vermonters to meet. S\.Jf bt.· expcutlve comn11ttce, JULS sent to lhe The annual winter meeting ot the uftnlo soc-let}· of V(>l.l'lnonter~ win h~ h"ld on Frldny nt the ColonIal Club 01\ Lafllyette a ven ue. will -- I ��Atr2-U mOG ---.EXPRESS' BUSINESS ' HOM MEO lEU D~ c~TJNAHSUSTU NOS OF I ILLS POWER EHMEN LIMIT BILL . M'ALL AUXILIARY.. :>ftjcers and Managers of local Bruc:J; announced for coming Year, ~ Annual Meeting held. . Health Commissioner Greene MI;. lI(mry Osgood Holland .pr""ided tho annual meetlng or tbe Bllftalo branch of tho) American MeAIl AnllIl1ry, held on Saturday aIternooD at the humn of Mrs. John D. Larkin ot North I ~l Asks Police Supt. Martin to Stir Them Up. BtreN. A programme or unusual intereet was Indudlng an admirable anl!ual report frmn the recording seer. Wm""l .1l("'d'b I~ommi" iot'er GI'ccn(t figurer! lary. 111186 AnnIe E. Burrows. Two out whJ.: tl(,.'ltmfDt Wl!\ ...,,!Jt ftr." f',"fx person,', .ongs. by Miss May MoCleUln or Pro... blt by a m. d dog. wbom he has dfn'd()~ ; C'Dt pect Avenue Baptist Cburch, were mucb to tho Puteur J01111tuLe In New York CII)" enjoyed and MI88 JuUa E. DIxon spoke tonIght. _0 tb<,y cun be 88.v(d f1"Olll almost dellghtruUy or the MeAII Mission boa.. cc·t4io do °h or ra.bles, bn dJd3ted a &troDg }et1t1." to Superintendent of PQlIt'C "larUn T@· btl tho waterways or France. Que!lting blm to order tho dog col.ll'bl}r.3 to be After the programme. Mrs. Larkin en_ mott" diligent In clltcbiD~ and d('!-iToylng uno. t~rtalned the women at tea, and the 1001 uz led dOES, In his l<:Lter Dr. GI'\'(\Ine l!1atcd that In 1900 'rIal hour was an enjoyable ending to a :2 peroons wero ",cllt to Nt:w York tor the Pas.pl('asant aftcnloon. teur nnll-rnbh": 1I'or,rmf'lnt. and that trom ODe om. 'crs or the auxiliary were elooted doS' ruuning nnlQck Ia.""t 1't'e~k Mix moret mu!\t go. He «Jay_ ~ a8 fOllows: PreSident. Mrs. Henry Os"?{hat: 1 most dp Iro to £,mp!l:u;izQ h tbo good Holland; vice presIdents. Mill. tart th.a.t. aometblng mu!';t til done to er(ldi~ Horaco A. Noble, Mrs. George R. ("iloto tbie nu1so.nce by t.he dertruction or all Haines, Mnl. Hlchard J. Sherman, Mill. dolt. running at large unmuzzled, and\ to thfe tnd. &'!'k. tbat ord~rs be Issued to bo d<>g I.o. lII. Kimball, Mrs. F. L. Danforth, oatchef"l to extrclle tho utmo. t dlllgenco 10 lIIrs. John Gowans. Mr!!. R. I.. Burrow., corralllnK such (toga." The filx Tlctlml ot the t~9t mad dog, whom Mrs. J. N. Larned, MY'S. Georce H.. InflpectoT Hr·ath recommended ehould be "'e~lt Dunston, lIIrs. C'. ·W. Boyce, Mrs. O. P. to tho Pasteur Institute tonlgbt arn: John Gltford, Mrs. W. H. Almy, Mill. SamR1111bN°. %:l Eutoo avenue ; Edward Kll'!!!1. "0 LtUJR' avenuo ' Louts Purll'b. 1m GPIW-"& uel D. Sikes and Mrs. Edward Holme.; 8tr~ol; Loul P. Zumlleln. 'S Rawlins aVf nu i corr,'spoDdlng ac('retary. Mnl. J. AJuhn K ... a.rn. 19Jj Banoy &TenUe; B"rLLar4 Stein; recordIng secretary, Mi•• Annie Kellin'. ~;:;O Batley aVenue. E. Burrows; tre8.l!urer. Mnl. Kate B • Senator Hill. ampndln~ the Code oC Conover; assistant treasurer, Mra. G. Clyll Proct::dure rr-Iatlve to the time to Barrett RIch, Jr. publish 1n substltutt-u Sl'1 vh:e; :-3('nator l\I.anagers or the Bulralo Branch ot Da\'ls, amending the Code of CI\'11 Pro· 1m the Amerkan McAII Auxiliary, ~pre­ cedure by pf"I'mittlng the settlement or sentlng the Protestant cburches of the the undevlsetl portion of an estate with .. dty. Were selected as ronows: In six months, inst('nd of one year; llr. \\~ade, ;..\Il1Cndlng th*? fish and game FIrst PresbyterIan Cburch-Mrs. R. law rE'lntlvc to the eRtahlishment or a J. Sherman, Mra. F. H. Colfran. M .... dose ~eason tn towns. giving the ('omlsuac D. White. tnl~ston ))owel' to regulate the taking ot North Presbyterlan Church-III .... L. 11~i~~;~~e by n IIxing resolution, the fish (I'om publiC' inland waters upon tho M. Klmban, Mrs. F. S. Dantorth, IIIrs. MUST BE MORE THOROUGH .... at S:'O a ;·ea'.. request ot u town buard. Charles S. Butler. ThE> Sena te a rlJollrned on motion of Is '~5 a yea r. Central Presbyterian Church-!Ira. rondl tlon:· Is I hp Senator nrndy. the minority leader. !;o Thp dOfr ~,,~befl bAve hPfOD Instructtod by Henry G. Trout, Mrs. B. A- Arnold, !Ira. Chtmllfl;t"a report the mfombers might have upportunlty to Acting Superlntendt"Dt of Polke llnrtln to BUlfta,lotllal'\S drink· congratnlat(l ~cnlltor Malbr". who ha..s H. V. Hunter. Mrs. William S. Tweed7. t-t" more thorougb In tbptr 8~Brch tor 110returned to hi. duties aCter hIs Illness. Calvary Presbyterlan Church-!Ira. mu"..led dog". Thf"' Inlltrn("tjQD8 ~~GI Ia. PROBA TlON BILl.S. "'Illiam E. Howard, MIn Laura. Cornaupd In rewponse to R le-tter from Health CommlMlon ....1" O~. In whIch the como. Ing. Miss Margaretta Horton, !Ira. LuThe Assembly Judleillry f'ommlttee oC mtNloner etn ted-nm\ r~ent1y ,11 [K"f'8('In. clua Godfrey. in re-fus- gave a beartn!:" this afternoon on the ButrerlnB trom lJlte:t from mad doel 't(ere 'Vestmlnster Presbyterian ChurehP~ltnan,. a spoll",1 fpvpr bills 11fuvltllng (or a Htnte systt'm of ot to the PAstQUr Institute In New York Mls8 A. E. Elliott, Mill. Hiram Dodce. the Quarantine probatioll and heard a large number or at the expl'use.of tbla rlty. 9p(>akE"r~ fot' nnd ucalm't the me:tsurf>S, Mrs. Arthur H. Lee, Mill. Harve,. P. Cor oUeged luck Chairman Cox announced an ndjournChamplin. nwnt to Tuesduy next, In order thnt La!ayette Avenue Prt!sbyterla.n Judge Murphy of Buffall) and others Cburch-Mrs. John Gowan ... Mra. Mary Crom that dty mav h. heard. The H.'nate Judiciary Committee hns fixed Porter, MIss Emma C. Ed~rton, Mra. Man'h 2S as the dale of Us hearing on F. G. Fox. thE" sarnu bUls, hut this may he ('hnnged, Churth or the Covenant (PresbyterAflsemblyman Patton thIR lnornlng 111lan)-Mra. A. T. Vall, MnI, W. C. trouu(' .... d a bill amE:l1dlnlt the charter ur ',"rIght. Mls9 Margaret Goetz. (trw ("!ty of 'rl1nav,'andn. by gl\~lng the Bethlehem Presbyterian Church-Mrs. lice jmntC'c exclll~lvt" jurisdiction in POLICE MAGISTRATES IN E. G. Hess. Mrs. F. B. Carlton, lllra. the haudling uf disorderly houscs In P. Armstrong. al city. NORTH TONAWANDA C.Firat Anoll,..r 1.1\1 Inlrndueod h;' ~Ir. PatCongregational Church-Mra. ton r)ruvtdc~ for abanlhming a 811lall 1'1""".\'. TJo't.yt:RAlI1 TO TilE ENQt'lRI!:R.l Geor~e R. Haloes, lIlrs. E. C. De&rI. MI.. portion or th,' Erl" Canal In Albany Harriet Adams. Albany. March ~O.-A."emhlyman Into which the city haa been draining Patton fntrodW'''ed R bIll be-fore th(' ARChurch ot Christ (DI.clpl"")-M.... O. sewage for years. at grE."at expense to fH'mhh' 1h.ls morning ,"estlng p(1lk.p H. Dunaton. Mrs. Raphael Miner, Mt'II. the State, It Is now proposefl to cede lllaglstrnteH In !\"orth Tonawanda with James Tillinghast. ~- - the properly to th' cit)· nnr! let It stand f X("hl!4lvf' right to handle I'n, PR CI)n~~­ the exp~nse of maintenance, A simFIrst Baptist Cburcb-Mt'II. F. O. ('rrlJiI1~ rtlsord(>rly houfI!'s In th:tl ("It)'. Ilar hll1 wa. Intl'oduced In the Senate Fralick. Mr9. R. H. Morgan. MM!. E. E. Tflgctlwr \\ Ith n lC'Upr (rnl11 City ('Jerk bv S<!'nntor Da"Is, :-;\\' (',..11(>)' 8ftklng (or t h(! btll'fI;: lntrndur ... PIRce. Mrs. F. H. Underwood. Sonator Hill Introdt!cPll a bill ampn~tl('ll1. Senator Htli Intro<'lll("~d a. m~aSllr(> Delaware A venue Baptist ChurchIng the ('harter ot Butcalo by l.·xtemling hrrorl"' thl'" Af'lla111 to(ln,· which calls ft'r Mrs. )<;. C. Fellows. MnI. L lIL Stewart. the- pow()-r ot the He!!!h COfluulsSlnner. an tnl'reasl"' in th(' .1urlsdlctloll of Dur· , Mrs. Hoger W. Graves, Mrs. H. A. Wee. The bill was sl'nt 89 ( y ('It'"rk I falo's Health DCDarf..r<\An.t. Pro,pect Avenue Baptist Church-Sween .... }" with thl' endorsement ot the Common CoullC'll anrt MH~·or. Mrs. C. H. Bush, Mra. J. A. Stein, Kr& H. A. Noble, Mrs. George Jackson. rom Delaware A venue M~thodlst EpIscopal Church-Mrs. W. G. Wells, Mrs. WIlSon N. ~!IIGI. IWTRODtlCEI BESOLl!S. Tifft, lIlrs. Arja Williams, M .... D. L. I Mcl>'arland. Asbury Metbodlst Epl.copal Church:llrs. l'. ·W. Boyce, Mrs. ,,'. K. Jacklon, M rF. ~'. H. Cowan. C Plymouth MethodlatEpi.copal Church -Mrs. E, :II. McBrler. Mrs. W. H. ColBOIL THE WATER. WISHES TO HA VE . .. I. Ie'" <lRngpr In <lMnklng olty i lins, hlr... ,,'. D. il;ll:ne. Holy TrInity (English Lutheran)\\" (llIrln(;!he winter than Rt oth~r ALL DOaS LEAS ED I tim. of lhe- rrnr," Ra,tt Health om ... M .... F. A. Kahlpr, Mlos Mary J. Quadrr:h:stonr.r Cr('I'ntl' thIs- nfte-rnoon. 'bE'lander, lIIr8. J. W. Heinrich. ('nusc t~ foe on the lak(> k~efls thp. Church or the Redeemer (Lutberan)\\In<l fill", .tlrrlng up Ihe filth ,m th~ DR. GREI'.NE S.U·S TH.\T THE MERIil Mr•. J. R. Sibole. Mrs. F. v,'. H. Becker, hnttnm of thp Ink(', hilt nnyonC' 'V"ho Ml:ZZLlNG OF BIT1XG DUGS 18 Jllra. F. A. KraCt. drink' 1h~ "illl r l1nhntl p n m'('n 'n rh." Grace Eplscopal-lIlr;'. George McIN8tJFFICIE!OOT. wlntRf run,; n C'hancp (If Ketttng typholl Leod. f. \'C'r bC'(':lul:(> n('~rly ('very exa.mlnA ... report or the city eh<'mlst on the lion of thE' water thrlt we make durln ~ East Pre.byterlan-MI.. Clara. TItot the city water was r{\(:.trlved. thE> wlnh'r mnrlthFl ~h('lWEt. trnl'cs of con"1 am going to ask the Common fnny. m brleC says thllt '·the wate.- tamlllutlnll hy FI' \ :l~P:' council to pR.' nn ordlnanep reoulrlng I Tona,,·anda-:llra. John Ayrault. condition." all dogs to be leashed:' said Dr I h I Richmond A venue Methodist EpilcoConunlss1oner G~ sent a oC the Department or Public ea. t pal-Mrs. 'Villi am Sykes, Mill. Frank Ald. Sulllvan's 'I'I'1iullilion dlynterday. "That Is th~ only safe" ay I Tindle beall'll comnn8Sion~r to rf!· oC dealing with biting doP· Muzzling • for erfuslng Goorge J. does not do much good, tof. many of 8Pot.,bd-C.,ve" patient. admltthea muzzleR used as usf'less, Q"",'ultolne Hospital. Dr. The Health Comml."lonpr also stated , the .ffect that that hereaCter Buffalonl,,"n8 who are IItted up exell1bltlen by dog. w\1l not have to go to 'ew York CIt)· to get the Pasteur treatment, Inasmuch as he hlld comp, •. ted a.rrangementa by whIch the antl~~blc serum would be shIpped trom there to tbla elty every day and thu .. Bnablo Bulralonlana tft be treated at haUte. The COlt per _ to the city .. victim a .ent to the me~pol'ltI $1.00. Herepr~.cntrd, Strikes Gut Enacting Clause. Sick of Criticism---Local Bills Passed. • F 1 f .... AYfAR HUCKSTfRS' UCfNSfS I ... V. MAk 31 1906 Ut('~R' ~ fE c: 11 . or �·· ! : ):/ . 2: of -J: ! - ..-if E! ab =>! a:. -Jc m: 1 <f; : .:. 'Weilfib CiriDaIlIiiOfter GteIIiiIr Will Ask Cotmc:iJnIen fo BIDItem to the EltlmateL sto~ ����------------ ---------- .--------ttt"n- i'l--.---------------- ���From I-\PH I ~ P 28 190& \J06 6 11V:. '{ ~ I AL , .. , I ~ TO SUPERVISORS, WOUL\l:.COST CITY D~GS SHOULD BEl £ $lO,~OO ANNUALLY, f f LEASHm SAYS Or. Greene Says Legislators I DR. GREENE. Should Strangle Measure for Fees' for Birth and VERY IMPORTANT. Health Commissioner DeDeath Certificates, clares Measures Must Be Cited Where 64 Cows in a Herd Fn!ess Rurtnlo's at Adopted to Prevent Alban)' .no It that the bill Is put to Had Tuberculosis, Yet )(ilk sle('p, tho Legislature bt>tore Its ad-I Hydrophobia, Was Sent to Buffalo. journmellt mB}' o.n al't pr(}vldtng f'lr the J):1.ymr nt hy the city ot !!5 C'('nlsl Health has rt'· f'Jr Pilch mnrrl;lgt', hlrth and df'3tn '0 )laBS cf'rtlfknto fiipd tn thl~ city. th~ r,·t' to go tn the prronn filing It. !-'!"'C'rul yf'll"S ~LgO tho I.J('gislatuffl pass d ;) loW ot thllt kind Ih (Lt applif',l Health Cl)mtl1is~il)lleo.r (J~ is bopiu,", to the wholo ~lnh·. I Hubscqutmtly llur- foIl' and HOmo other cHi~5 wer.-' (X- ,,( $10,flOO or mOTe. BnfOtoes r"qulrlng fh,~ payment (·t thf} tf"'(', the htll pro\'lctt-'~ tha· thl>- l,p(-al l){,ll~P During the ~.... ! ,~.,.,k the health ColU' oner Ita. re<'.iyed a number of let· tel'll from persons liI'ing in the COUDI,)' out· side the cily ('ailing attention to the .1, leiria unsanitary l'Uudltlon of c<1\vbarn. aDd dalrlN in tbose 1,llIe"" All sucb rom· lIluqIcations are treoted U8 ('onfid.ulial :bj' the health l.'OmnUIQ!'IiOller, so tbe n.alUe~ Of the writ.r Bud the I,13C ... mentloned .... not made publio. but tbe henhh ~Ioner i. willin, to pormit 1""PO' to ,,>:amine tb •• e letters "'ith a to Iletermllling if It wouldn't h. the city'. wllilo to I'foyide a little 8&'tfa moue)' for milk inspectlon wo.1I; ~Q1de the city, pnrticularly when Buell work wlU lend to in.ure purity ot milll; to BuJlaIo. one of the C(llllmul1ieationa receh'ed bealth L'Omllli.sioner complaint is aboot tbe Oltby condition of milK returned from HlIlfalo to the munThi lett.r ,,'U ••nt by a man wh" ml!~ to U Ulilk dealer in nnff~'''. lett~r 8tntcH that for t;f)Ule timp! t)f~el1 to a LJ.k~ry," Bald the ,,-riter, --tor lind dou.:h clinging to the side. fan, aloo egg .hell. nnd lIarls or Such ("nns. of course. are llot ~fore tbey Are ..turned to m .... .. already hus blade an in~~..ll1on of this colllI'laint and bas noUce Oil the Buttalo milk deal .. he mn t "'nsh all milk cans •• nt to ~ he returns them to the coun· the great value of inspecting milk propttr In~pe('Ul}n at the source of " aaid the health commissionl.."r. nble to do You cantt inspector into tbe conntry to I'h. dairies. 'n.e inspeding ot bim to bear all the additional of Buch work Ollt of his .alary, the mOlleoy nnw, I could sentl ~_tor into the colin try and bn~e np theae eom!)loint8 tbat 1 ftj!e\ved, How did I come to got complaints? W.II. it OppeRl'l! that 'D,e':J:::~n rtport. of the meetiDg II wbo", 1 urged that sucb mad~ attmcted the atlenPOOl'"~ In the conntry. and taken it tl!lOn themselves to m~ ot bnd conditions that hn~e to their nttention. t Jret tit£> rnOllf'oY now in the ~s· it h~ ~lr intention to have the IiIDecltor~ ,,"orking in the country inspect (,' coW's in th~ pastures DR ,,"(>11 b8nl~ ;n "'hirlJ the- ('OW8 n.re shel· Rnd the dnrle. Th. In "pectin" (>f the cnWR i.H \'~rr imtwrtnnt work. For in&tonce, if no tnsl>ef'tor finds n herd in w1aJ~h theN' arl' one or more cows that lean Rod thin whll. the other rows iteek and Cal. that inspector wlU take at oncp to .scertain It the lenn j!r cow. arl' nftllctcd with tuben'uloJmport"nt this is can he gath, a cn.., cnlIed to my nUenti<ln I WIlR hf'nJtJl commissioner wherE" a herd oC ill Hol.tein COW8, it "'A~ tbat tl4 cows had tuherMllosis. Allri from .11 these cows W08 bein/!' Into Butl'nlo. It i. the prop.. Inspect milk at t.he sonro ... (lC the ""ndIUo". "re,-.iliug ot ~rom which the Dlilk is .. nt. Will gl't that $000 80 that thla b& don~." - 1,,15;,78 tomo"fI)\\ (·,dling Ihe DU~ntilln of th. I>oord \11 the rn~t tllot h~ W made nrrdng-etn p nt8 for treating ('asea In t11is tit). o( prrMo", bitlen by rabid dqg., He will 1311(, IV thnt til'· coat to the- Nmntj will he ~~~, In.tr,d r·f $1:10 as h.'reto, I Y.. Butt('rer he sent bel ill-, hut received "·,,,'d thIs morning that hp had been lnw." sent on 10 !'\e\\' Yf)rk. "The mad dog evil has "",,"orne a Ef"l'loUII (Ine- here nnel ('~sewhere." fia(~ Dr, Oreerc l'",,:erday. "Seldom n day ·laBses hut We receive rompla tnts from "erB('~. hltlen Ill' dogs presumed to be malt lo\'esttgn.Uon shows 80:Jlflo .. Urnes t!14t the flogs arc not maci, mer p • lOY vexed, but tho cases when' the ani ... rra'h ha\'e hydrc·ph~bla are tar too nunlE'rous. If an (.,rdtnance coulrl I il)~. pa.sed and ",,(oreed requlrl~g that all dogs 1: ' I~ashcd the"e would be tnr fewflr GMf'S ot rabtt's herE'," mnl. v D~EAT THE MEASURE. ~ SAYS DR. GREENE. , Bi I to Pay for Birth and Death I Certificates May Saddle Big Expense on City. , I 1 . t,~.[." h.B~ b(''''n tiwllr,·ed $40. 11'" I· Ihe 5f'cn!Od f: Irr.l!~. boy to w1n tbf' rw'.:tf'"J hnn·,r f!'(\m ilTnI ng l()!) rl8.!"<:m:u' ". &. IMt "par lh·· 8an,e trophy "'d..!J 'arried ,)ff by n IIC'n or Pr·)f. P"rank :~. I-'"os'.dt·k <J! U1C M{l5J!, Pull: Rlgl) 'b".1. r v APR SO 190 ,t I ::nR~ . .,'TO'" BUFFALO BOY IS BEST AT PRINCETON Tff • nnO 1i:Q1UJt.lIcnJth ,.'I.ll- ...... .uri:.........s10Dr r ,,~o Iter ('nW1iilif:: t J) wa.: t:laf'E'. Mr. urccue'S subject 1\1~; lnlgrathm."' und be argued .lour iurt.h£,r restriction, • This Is tbe Ii.l'COnU tmc('essl ve "l ear I N Y. tbat Buttalo has (·arrlcd ott the hono~. Lllot ypar IL sun of Principal Fra!,k S. FrJP,lIck of Millftcn Park ~lIgb School won the prize. APR JO 1906 " f , Health Commissioner Greene Has Made Provision So That New York Trip Is Unnecessary. y. [<llr M~ 1 moved for a non~8utt, 8.8ked the court to direct a ,'l'rdlct In hl'half o( his client. and made II. torceful plea to th(' jun', lIIr. ";p,\\'er atl'r much trlhulatlon emerged trorn th(' sea o( technical qu~s­ tlnn •. and thA jury found lhe defendant gutlty, tlnlng her $5. This 18 the thlrtl cnny(rUnn of th~ woman for the an.mf' otrens(l', according- to the r~ord8 th(l Ih·n u b 0-12 '2'.ot, at whose tn- ot ties cif the Health Depnrtment. or prC\'t!lltJon ut pOlle ot making nrrungl'rnents to aecul'o tor giving the Pu,ateur treat .. the qUl.HC11,linr ot p'l11cnlf~ sl:rrl.rh·.t from lnftctloUFI di~t."IR('S, I~ l"" plc11y n(-:-trine- comp~tllm, It is f'XpcC't.·d the hul1t11ng wHI b turned over t(l the Ulut£'rtal lnt!ut tn Butralo "I have BucL'tledf:-'d and nm prE.'pared to administer 8u{'h treatment ht:re at a.ny tlma with u. saving to tho city of l"ttl proportion or Q. charge or $12U to tllt! county ~or oach CRJSC trealc~1." Tho (ommJaetoner'tI »llltemc·nt mt"A.tlB the vicUIIJS ot rabl.. receJve Immediate treatment at a ....vlng to the city, -~--- her.t Street!-'red II, Seaver of the COTPoration Cot;nAeI'o Btlitt appeared ~n behalf of thr ctty and asked for a penalty not to "",«'ed $45. Engenp L. DomInick defpnded thr woman. He raised the queetI'm nf the ronsUtutlonnllt)' of the or- stlgnllon the netion "'as begun. m p~ '.ho d,~\"t.·lopment of h)'drophobw, and tu0 R)' lhe so notln ..~d tIlt: Board of Ald~rmeu, 1I!. 118 comlHunlcaUon he sUld; -.. I have \'hilted N~w lork tor tho pur- that ('rlno Korandaslcwlcz ot ~o. 428 Am .. A~gment the Facili- Tlll nc'v :\lunil'lpal HOF.IJi';ll. on E:1.1t F' ·ny Et("C'Pt nl·Hr DtlLton .l.\,{'nu(' '·n cur~ !'nlt.d :<tates, marked th" trial o( Mrs. Antonia :<topln...ka In :'>!unlclpal Court hefore Judge Hammoud )'pstE'rdny, whon .he waR tried on chargrs nlieglng that sh¢ ha.l practiced as a midwife wIthout a license and tnlled to record the blr.h ot a daughter or :'>Iro. Cath- dlnan~e. Health C'ommtasJoner ,,"'atter D G In·atmtc"nt tor th", l.,pgal arguments, motions and elo- NEARING COMPLETION. I"Jill Greatly may I"r~at dl~' by JUnQ 1. '] he 111"'\\' l,ullrHng 1!'1 n pret 1),', t \\'('~ Fltnry, hrl<'k stru('ttll"l., tho interior h't\,1ng h('(\n plllnned E'slH'clally with ..t yip\\" to the \\ ork a hospltn I of (hl~ (har-I ad~'r. \·1'011 thpo completloll I)f th£' 111'\\ or hul.dlng .he (.lcllitle. of the Health Depanm,enl for curing for Nmu.l1pox and slmUar c.a:->Ni \\ ill b\.' greatly -increuMed. fI5 G."-LORE quenC"c on the oart ot thE' attorneY8 wht!"h wou1d hu..Ye don(' ('red!t to an actloll he-fore thf'l Supreme Court of the N V\-i' U~RANTINE HOSPITAL 'r I ~TOPI'~KA FillED .\RG1·1I1'::~"TS O'ER THIRD CO'VICTION, nrt'ell~,.Jor the bes essay on IlUY subj'·';t In the 8~'.nlor 1 casC's where the In.w Is "iolatt'd. Is nov.' pr(.>lJarcu tu administer tbu' -LE(iAI4 This year's I,rlze of $40 a.t Prlnc~ton l'"I\'orslty hns been awarded to <::a~-_ 10l"al he:l.Jth offll'inls power to evlr:t in ,HOME TREATMENT - FOR THE RABIES N CC PRAC11CED WITlfOU1 ):. BEINO LICENSED will he gl\"l'n to the mpf\:--ure ampndlng thr- tenement houee law I!oO fl.8 to give El'JQUH\Ul; ~ AY 1- 1906 resentatives at Albany will (In their utmo~t to defeat a. m,pa!'ure now l)(>fore the Legislature which provIde. tor tile payment b)' the city ot 25 cents tor ellch mllrrlage. birth and death certificate med In tM city, the fee to go to the ,"'rson flilng It. TI1P bill also pro'\',o1P8 that the l(1c3.1 health authorities shall .. end to th,' Stat<· Health D~l'arT­ mellt d c('rtifit"':d copy or (',·oery 5u-.:h cer ... tltle.itl' CIIert h reo "All of whkh." ~81d Dr, Greene, "w111 mean the employment of more he1p tor this orne'" and an Increas~ expenditure 'hy the city ot about $10.000 a year." Dr. Ur('('!I1c hopes thal hf'urty support . ~ OM lNQU~Rm Commis:s-loner Gr(loenfJ ___ex ... pressps th(\ hope that 'F.-lIE tOdiity repH~a1th \ - nl"P'F' \ .. u no\.' "-r,"s PiltZ ..:. the only Fon ot Dr \\'a!te~ D. Greon., Health ,',mmlt.trlonli til 'twrraJo, ,,·ho Is n.)\\, ·1 F".nlor at Pnnr"'PtrdJ. !":aR won th("o fir.e:t I r.,; . .· or )-15 c1:.lC'8 (( 1 th(' b@~t dl jJutation on any" ;bje· t H i s 1!1lhJet't. "Imn1tqT . t_ CJa.)<t.m ,y, Grec-ne. I 'ronl retnrll- blm in an undean and IiItby cont!i"Apllorentlr, tbe can» ba~e beell "OllUJltt!-H1onf'r (;reene will 8~nd t(\ the hvnrl1 of KU"",· ---... htalth ;J.ulhnrllies should ~cnd to thl) ~t~h.' Health D"p~It"tT,1,(>nt i\ cl'rttftf'd (·opy or £"vl"'ry C"{"·tlfif"~rtp fllvc1 h('r(', Thh.. \'··ould 11'Ccsrlt;ltr'" tIl'" lml·1~!,,'m('nt of ml)l"' h~lp ~lY '-{('n.tth C"(lmmI8s1nn~r Greenp.. "I hop!' our '·Pj~rf"',..cnt3t";~ Of A Ihany wtll kc !' th,. . '" ('),P8 'm t'1'9 me.u~urf:":' ealt! Dr. Gr("f'nf' ~hls a!trr .. nn(.) 11. "ann pre-\'( lit !t bl"'cl")mtng 11 ~ the writfr'tj c:.aUI'l bfll"e lI(IIaith a ('/.JnUlUlli,· .. t,OI l £"Illptt'ti from its provisions. 'fhe bUl now In tho T.. (>gl.sioture Illak~! Hurtn1" Euhjp.ct tl) the laW. Shnuld it b~" PII:1("t('(1 the cit~' ,,·111 bt· f"lt tl nn annual cx- poIIe, Greene Wants to Know if They Appro;'e His :Plan of Treating Rabies in Bulfalo. fore. Home time RJ;O Dr, Hrf'pne spnt a lettPr to :411l'f'rinhnd(:nt of t~~ POQr L. L. l..,on~ (':\1Ung nttl'utlon ll) 'h19 matter, anll lu;r(lct:1YE'fl n ·.... plr frolTl 'Hr. Long wlJich wo .. ill part; "'n,is department "'ould I.ear Ihe upcnSl' If tbe board ,,( health ('ommls~loner G~·(>e::~ \ wa(l. Ptllpowereu to ,"nr~ fo~ t"Qse'5 outllde ldvcd n (1l1']'ntil)" 0 pdy used of tho cit\', l,"t I lm satisfied that the at the Pn~tclJr Institute at :.'\ew York l...,nr{l or ullpCTV'i::tI..'ns ,,1..o\11d not consent al: d is prepared to treat here persons to bc-arin~ tho exr",n •• or ('!IReS wbleh who may be hltte-n by rahid dogs. Here\ \\'~rP pr.'{l-!'r etty cbarges, by the C'lJunty toi'nrp, it hus been net:essary to') eenrl tiuch pntlPnifi fO );cw YOI'k tor treatot l~rie." ~nIlt. l.Ftn!:', heY'ftotore, ball takpD trf'"nt, The exper::st"! or treating them in ("AQf'1J nt the C',.,unlY·1I e!llenee when lbt· the future wltl he c.mslderably less and c<)sl, I,rr ene', wU ~1"t). I1r; Gr••ne. the benc fitR JU8t th·' ,;ame, IJr. Gref'ne the other day recC'\ved a tberrfnrc, iA ,nximu; to know It the 8\1Jeltur tronl Supervis·lr L. A HIlUard p r\"~,,(.,rs ~ren·t wUlin~ to pay "Wht>n the of Groveland, Llvh,gFiUrll county. say- 1 (,.)Rt j on!,- ~j 0. e:tse. lng that he dE'slrt>d t·) flC'nd here (01' ~---trf"atmtnt a man in fhnt tow!"!. '"..-hOJIse r..l me he negler ~ec1 to ni.en'tio[ Th Is Inan WIlS bitten about thref" wfi'eks ago by Do 8tray dog. which also bIt a hC'roe. I~ronl The horse 5ubse-quentij· dted of t~e rabtrs, Dr. Greene replied dtr~ctlng t!le rr.~,rf'~cntatl\"e9 that Ull Item o( IIUO (or"'II!I'I'K inspect".u bkh jIJ now iu his estimutes \t'ill W)t Itrkkeu ,lit by )I.yor Adam. Tu" 'i is IntendM! to pru"ide for the tu ng of dnirip~ to the country outside city, work which canllot In., done nnnby the heal.h nlllllOriuee for the ren80IJ that no !IIoney is a.-aUable for this pur· ... I 8 I ��..~~r-~~·~n~'------------~---------- ~ .l. AY 11 1906 __ (,r In DEnSIX cRlJWmC JOOSTERS. J::::::~=:;::~:::o:! ~ IiI REN ANllNED TA('IU~G to .the KEPT SAILORS' BOARDING HOUSE. I I ---- FOR_'" r.rltJclf!lng the "~lay ("8u.'·d by certlornrl proceedings brought hy Me • .,,.. Rr'1!i8 nnd Volllinet trn re\'lpw the IleI B61l1 nt roll ( I t $18.900: provldln« tor ; the COlllltrt.l1'tlon ot th He-rtel A\'enue , .C'\V~rl Dr. \valterfi'p: the city'. h("nlth om('PC". df"c l § I rday that continued d('lny In the m&ttf<T mlcht nsacrts th ..t the destrut'llon of the r<'<7 ord8 18 pOMlble at nny time; that tbo prcsrnt quartel'll and t8ClJltles are In no way adnpted either to their proteo- I 8[f"('Q"r.. Corporation Counsel Deabecker Re- I quelted to Proceed Against a tlnn or Incrcaslng ..olume, The ComShield. Avenue Resident, mllSloner augg<osts tho.t either 8. part lead to an epIdemIc t)t lyphOld fover ftom the dhnrict lying W""t of Main Rtrt et north ot tht Erie RaHWAY rucks and south of the northern city f of the Munlelpal Hul\,lIng be made llroproof or 8. separate fireproof build("rowln .. of rtlOiten In UutraJo is Again Ing for the prOl!lervntJon 01 the r""ordB tb@o lubJect ot dlst!UIs!nn amOUIj [lutY,:l1o'l or all tho departments he Nnstrueted, munl('ll).1 l1t1tborltlc!I. RDll tbls time lh I The long-contlnu"d Indltfor"nco of ('OlllrovefIlY 111 11 IWrlOUI!I nne. 801D!'' hlontbJI aiu tll~ Ulutter WI18 tak<>u city atlWorltlt'S and citizens 10 Ihls Uv In a whllUJlcAI IDnnu~r II,. tb(" aldrnut.u 8ubj ct Is extr('mely regrettable, It 15 lint bothlnl' ruulted ot that tlmn another illustration or the tree-and~o,w Health Comml .. lontr ""niter 1) COlly, go-IUI-you-flleaae method of tr"at~I! hi }n thl'" wGJ1lnth, nut' It la IIkrl,r (hat thf' ('roW'lnF: of rO('ilter • wbll'h Ing pubUO affalra. Tbe Courier haa tb('l bealth dt'partwent derms ut r1el'cterloul beretofore apoken ot what should be tnftuf'nt"o upon tbtl' bC3.1tb of Wt".'" RUO regarded lUI 8. lIurprlslng tact that the nCrTOU8 lwr,oDt. ",til hp rnl to an end In only mandating pro\"loIlons of the elt)' ff' .. ldeucft districts. Dunng Aprtl. Pr. Grf!t"o(' r~~I"pd nunu'r charter regarding tbe presel'\'atJon of ond ('omphllut. abt.'ut a milD U,.inK nu Wr~ city records are thoae requIring the \ l"tko. ItrN.'t alul tono llVltlG nn SUl('lllf. DU' CIty Clerk to "keep In proper books 1m •• both nf whom kl!'C'p rt)(l8tl"ra whkb arl' ntr..mel,. annoying ft) th('Ir p,('l;bltot"l. He tul\ mlnutu of th" IIceru,,!s ",sued by Glte.wpted to "hatl" tbe uullJ:lm We Mayor," and to "keep tbe records The Hllt~hls ."rnUl' rp.,,!drnt WIl!'l tll'ftant or fill etreet8 nnd nl1~YII now or b~re­ Ur. Gre(>a~ derldt~ thar It tbl' roCI ter owu er dt!8lrC'll "cbt, ,til" he-nUh dtpnrtm~t atler .... ta:lJllShed 'by the city," The ,,-oulll «he him 1111 11 ... W4ot4"41. .. harter hu not a word r"gatlUng the Ur. Or(,'PDf' kUQW8 thot thf" C'Towlnlt (.)t eare, ('USlody and pr""erva tlon of the l'(~lter. lB dftrlmt'utlll tl) tbe b.1l1th of ~r aonl ..... bl) are obllgc.oe' to llatpu to tot"' ("row great mass of recordo not Inetuded In log at «" rly boura In the mornIng, eepf"d the abov" limited deJlcrlptJon! JlUy when tbl" IIPf1lQUIl art' """11k. or UfOn (\11 , v."hy should not the Common Coun"'urtbt>ru\OTft, lJr. GrC'f'nl' ""un,,",, thAt th nuillao<'e ('aD t... abatt'CI, I ""'Jul". hn h.u_ till <'II appoint a 8"""lal JoInt commIttee or opinIon of a 'upr(lIDP coort JaJtJ('~ It,. thaf lake lome other etep to InquIre Into prff'("f. the exIsting eerloU8 state of atralre Somu time aRO • luprt"me C'onrt jUIIUrp. who rpsh1t."" In nuanln, wns ofnlt'te-d h)' th, with the \1ew of IIndlng and appl)1ng IJOI'lnrc of' ("rowlu, rOt tera Ill' appeal",,) to tb(' h"altb dCl1lfrmt>nt. Ilid tbe bPlllth cOnlmlllloDer "tlJlPDI~" to blm fur an opln· Ion. Tho JUIIII~e "old thl't',l was no qUHtJOII thDt th~ b.-nUb clppnrtm,.nr L'onld J'lt'I)("£cJ _calnat tb~ Qwnl'r of tb\" o"Jc('tlooabh row-h., Inll, .furtbermore. rlluid bold him In lbl' court. tor tDalnlAlulnc a unlsanc•. Hr, Orf'{oDf' pro('~t'ded torU,wlth to IJro t'. rate the man rOlDl)ialnPl1 of by tb(' JU4UrC' Tho nWUf'r d~lc1t d DI"'t to tnlte bls cbnnl'(' In <"oort. nud at nted tb~ nuluDr:('. ("011 t qupntly tb~rl! baR Ue~n no Judldnl ntllDIl upon tbe Question. Nnw !Jr. OrNme pro~. to have- lurb r I ruUDR'. IIntl tbll morniog be 8('Dt tbe 101 - - - - lowlnl letter to tbp rOfl)Orath;'D 4'Uuu.~I: I'RO\'181O~ TI".I, AVE!\t;E SEWER, preservation of tho recorda In hIs om, e, lie reneWa tho rorommendallon, He I Hecmanski Has Smalland Her Childreh Exposed t:~~:~~~:.~(::: ~:.::~ Comml""lonor ot HrJllth calls the at-I TO BEGIN A LAWSUIT, , "SEWER DELA Y MAY 'Healt~missio.ner Starts I~ntlon ot the ('AmmOn t bllnclJ tn lb. Crusade to Bamsh Them Ifact tbnt he he~ herotofo~ommendFrom Residence Districts, <d that gomothlng be don" tor t~~ I ./l >J Int'. It 'Wil" nnnQunce(\ yesterday that the North Main Btrt':et Improvement aDd Protf>t"ti\"e A'BoC'lation 111 preparing & nlPlOorlal to the juatl,. ... a of the 8u. premc Court or this iUatrlct, praYing (or an (>arly dlspoBltlon of the certlor. nr. matter, .,ulertlng thnt the objec. 1~~~~ arc trlttln. and not made hl 110041 n 1 l 1906 New Pest house to be ready about June 1st, says Greene. f·ommiRttloner Grf')ll!on~ Mtd !- fstl'rd l~' art. rnr,on tho t thll!" n~· Q1JU. nnt=no hOuflltal. ('osting Robout 1iO,000, "ould I,.. np<'n~d It I.. on lh(' Jelt tOT use about June lat East ~)( the old one Gn , "'''rTl' 8trf"Pf. I Tht:' h alth t omml~loner al80 q,jd that th(" Ht'rte-l a'-"nul! ~"''''r houL:! be b:.1lJt o.t onrf' as a nwaaure of safety tor cli " He nlso "'ltd t·lt" C'ro"'ln&, of roo~tprB ' jIhl' .. In th~ ...... Identlul IOectlnn of th@ rlty Fhould "" stoppel!, Steps have bM!n tak~n fOT, tt'st a~ to tP.1Jt the f:'om- mlm.-tone-r"R right nnd power to pro__ ('ut~ a man tor II alnlnlnln,; that .on of I i a nuI8llIlC". _ a remedy? ( m til .- -- t;,)U: ~- -- ~ The healtb department hR. tak'n up th movement ,,'hlch the Cnmm >n C ell dropped n.s a joke last year and pu poses to stop chIcken tannln~ In r(,Ridl'n"'~ district A popuioul part the c Iy 10 no fit pI , t.)" I. LoIIII E, \l .. ~k.r. t~oq.. ('orporatlon • Cotlnl(tll City: ! IIear Sir-Sumeroul ('omplatnta are 1n141r. ~ to thtl depnrtnlent regarding tbe ('t1)wlng ..: Ilt - In" hI h t" raise Tom of I'Q(llitrr~, whlt"h I. l'x'!r.edtDgly IlnnoylnR' TH-RATE LOW, '.,"D-l~te ~rJ.l~ to p@rlOlHt nnd dlatnrhl tbt-tr f'1t"'f'I', "'hkb we mnlntaln .b1lA Ii r1pl .... f"rlnu8 Inftuem'(' ".,. upon th .. ht"1lltb 01 Boch penon •• tlPCC laU l thoM' wbn nre wMk aUl) n('n'nus. Uti AllrU ~lth, I 1\'roteo to "Jnhu nM," _ Shit-iri .. RYMlUC, to dispose of roowtp"' wblcb 1 Ul't"lUoo. au aonoraOt'p antI n oolwnuC'P bl re8Jon or tbelr rtO","iug. Further comola.nt 1..& madr todflY that the nuIR.n~ .till exloto, IUld the ('()wplalnant Inllo" tlult aohle action be tRk~u to ohRre wcb nul.- I HUNTING PRECEDENTS ON COCK'S I f I CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO CRCW Rnce, I Will you, at once, pIc."" Inllltul., an ftC-I tloll "hleh ,..111, at leo.t, ahow U8 "lult for 11105 W&8 onl we ht1\'fI In tho promll •. nn 1\ popula tlon power. ItHeatl)', p('t."ttully yours. abnut thlA In WAI,1'F.1t II, GRlm~m, aldermen yeslh."Olth ('omruhn.. \ool!r. r ShnUnr •• tlon ,,\II Ilr<,bnhlr \>. tnk!lll In thn near tllturtt ngaln"t the oJ!'ender ou " ' .. ~t "th''' .. lr('t't. ·"fhl.. 111(\)' f('enl ft hJdkrou. nr laughing nuturr to 8UIlI4' ["!('I\l(!o,', ~nhl Ih!ft1th Cum, nll,,"lmlf'r nre~··ue to a ('I)mnH:rl'\nl rl:'llrf" lIontatlvQ tbls morning!. "but I QfUmr" yflU tbat It Is not tn thu lIonlth d(?Jlnrtm~ut 'ton ("flO apprM'tatl! the Ilutrertug' whh'b mUlt he finddrrc1 II,. n wPlik or ,ncrvouM I perlon to bnl'e roo8tf'nI crowing (ORrly In tbe mornln" on17 n ffl1\' ree1. Bwn,. frOID hi. or her ht'droom window_ Thr-re II nn qu ... tlou that lucla 8D Bl1110rSIH"e haft n dple--' tmoal lntluf"ou upnn .. pertoll's heAlth, and I .Inet'rol,. hO{lo thnt the taw ,lepart. Il\eut wlll prowptly ft!'.lst In puttlng an I I - entl to );111'11 uuleanee. In Butr:tl"," -- Hofer's Neighbors COJ11plain to Health Department and Dr. Greene Appeals to Corporation Counsel-Court Reports on Matter, Like Cock's Teeth, Few and Far Between. Roosters who {"row at unseasonnble hours. "'hleh Dr. G~ ot the heo.lIh department say.. are the property of E<lwln Hotor ot No, 3~ Shleldo Avenue. ha ,'(' aroused the "'ra th ot Hotl"f'. nel!l'hboro, stIrred UP the health commlplilllUlPf nnd made work tor Corporutloll Couns£'l Dt"kl!!ll:.<'ker. more The IWit lIam~d omdal""Wu8 too busily engngod wIth the MAyor ye.l"rday to on)' ort-hand whether a rooster has a conAtltutlonal rIght to crow It he poaa...... a vigorous eonstltutlon, lie had receIved the comml ..lon('r's letter askIng for lepl rell.f, Alslltant CIty Attorney Moran opined that tbe roo.ter bad such 8. n.bt and that It wae Inherent, but modilled the ment 'bF Q8tem a&¥lna that:~~l'OO8=~t:e:rjl~] use hta~ of :l'tton ~n lello" aame block b~tw .. en th .. houra ot eight In the ev()nlng and 8"ven the followlq mortlIng, unl""s wllh th~ ('Qnaent of pe()llle Who sleep wit h theIr wlndo_ open and who poss..... n .. r\,ous dlapo81110no, Poult ry precedent. whIch mIght ap- ply are not numerous In Mr. De .. beck.- er'o Omel', but the question Ilrup to him to determIne, and unl ..ss some Irate neIghbor In .. ades Mr. Horer'. hen rooet and appll('s 9ummary methods of squelchIng the offendIng towl wltbout ,,'altlng for wrIt. ot mandamu., eerlorarl or Injunc!tlona agaInst tbe feathered vlolatore of bls alumbera, lIIr, DNbecktr decide the matter muat tako �������KILLED IN PACKING PLANTS "lVew!f" Reporter Finds the Most Fllthydd Appa.l IIng Conditions In Several East Buf. falo Slaughter Houses. ored \0 the cold atorap. Drepol·. alau.ht.rhouae. ueecl b)' E. F. M&har. Ike Wertheimer and othere, eo a lort of public abattoir. cleaaer than thOle 'llat ....tted. but thO walle needed c1eaDfDs of dep081tl of _ and blood. Lol'II. Goebel'. ..~blllhment 011 Lyman atreet wu the IIlthl..t yet. Ca1'C8.Ue1 ot "trlmm.ro" hun. around Oil . IlIrty hook.. A tub IIl1ed with ,craps of nolsom. meat etood In a ~.II, IIlthy room. and a pile ot skull. " cattle stood near In the relation of .e and effect. A boy In a IIlth, ron ..Id that the meat In t.... tub ame from the head.. Dr. O~ . ...,. um~d .ome of the 8kulll over with hi. fgot. and dl..,lo_ advanced de. compOsition. '11',. 'Oil hoURI' In tOl1iqt, & Dot ciIUY t1lthl_ c1eaDfDs ot the HerCtiJe. would be & break,. In comof renderlDc the 515e~;!~~'bl'" ....It&J1o'. condltloll8lD plac .. ;Rere UDder the .wdaDCe • one of tho UDited SA".A.~. W"~WI "What · II tha t meat for. my InilWJoo trloue lad?" asked the Doctor, In as admlrllll' .. olce. ""or aauaaae meat,·· replied the lad, swellIn. with pride. "And that barrel of blood"-Indlcat. Inl' a receptacle IIl1ed with yeasty scum-"perhapI tbat II tor blood I&Usatre."' "No, It II nqt • ..- yet." replle4' t ... lId, with re.,et. "It Is for tbe ren~ In. worb." "When w .. that calf kUJed1" pur_ ,ued the Inquilltl". Inapeotor. "It wu killed at • o'clock lut nll'ht )'et," Interrupted In .....d DI.ILO wnO oame In and ap_Nd 3ealoul ot the lId pttln.. all the ala.)' ot dlllbW'lllna information. The a .... One added that Mr. Goebel kap~ .tall No. 41 "by th. Chippewa Market." The Ilauahlar houae of Klinck Brol: on Howard .treet .".. . eort In toIUlltaZ'J' requlrementa. • "Pluw" (l1..er and heart and lunl'l) hull&' .......n.t dirty lI·all.. The knife _ . of the butch... were dirty. The pram ..... were dirt),. ... IlIOr -or S/IIIILt.&. John Welmert'. abattoir on t.teteaJ~ .treet .81 very 41thy. and the acen. of a riot of The eondltlona we.., an abomln"t1cm from a Jl&DItaZ'J' viewpoint. cw... and Iheep were belDl' Ilauchtet'$l In a bovel tbat deaee ...tect the '1&nl~ ahamblaa. At.pir. har·., almolt next doqr. a ..... und aklnnlna a C&rCClll,e Of em aDimAL thll, my boy?" uk." Dr. _.u... I BOFr:~O.M. Y.- ·-·-·----------JUN-{)-:---. --____ .__ _ �JU 4 TIM ..... 19 • QU'R OLe WARD TIES UP MOR[ powm fOR TH[ , WITH ODELL-WARREN r CROWD FOR LINE-UP r -CITY H[AllH INSP[CTORS er of Public Works ,--...: : - . - - - - - - - , to Play an Important Part Locally in the Coming Fight Between the Two Republi· can Factions in the State. • over th()u9:1ndH of the ('Jty's employ.s In (he Rtre.t, Woter and other Importnnt putoilc wvrks de· partm~nts, who In PMt yenrN hos b~en consistent nnU-Odebl and anll-'\·ar· I Republican. casting hi. rate wllh Orein r-Murray.. blarru8 torC'{'Is. \1=1 snug ond ,.sCe In the Odoll·'\·orrcn and will be' round there In the baltle In the State hctwc",1 and HiggIns forces. surprise WM ncca810ned til ~UIDlllc.. n ~Irrl.s la t nIght wh~n the I to opr_ad thnt Col. 'Ward' CUI .. Jo'IU"('J~ G. ",\Rn. dotHn; hla dcrb)' hat In and Comml,,'oner or Publrc Work.. wbo ''''0 ,oln.d tll~ Od.1I W uren crowd hI 9 r ~e t on t he <Ioor mitt oC (or thp comh.g nJJht bel wer.n the noCommlttoeman Wtllh1m C. Wnr· publican (aC!lon. of tho Stste. I offico and brotlv. grfns wt!re ('vi· upon the hnncls()me fnces of Henry W. Simon BrenMI. FIre :5elbt n. or ('001- }<., -~ C'.(lrn~r the or \\Wntlhlnglon Dlvlsl"n Str~Ns and In was II"W rend)" wlllmg to buckle on the Odellnnd to Invite the H Ig••.. H,.. tllpr.Grelner-Murray for("t's to n. news had" oaddt'nlog .!tect on "~ •. ",,,,,. Jllhn Ortmrn, tor. OruOA or Deputy ExcIse mIO.I.on.er In a Cew daY8 with Flro UIl'mn! .... ''J.'~e< SImon ~ Ihort and lIorup ngalnol him In hl8 rIl81,r1~t. Grimm was dea cons'dt'lrabJe ("xtent upon to help hIm line up drl,,· hi. distrIct Cor MarcllS and the ju(l1ctal110tDtnnt1on~. for tn rot urn to tha Rf'llllhlfcan tteA. (or IIIggln8 d~l.gatn.. r.onventlon. and thl' lIko J will have 10 go It alIn hI. distrIct. ",as a particularly harr! to the frlenrls of JlUlge :\farC'u"" he and rnl. "'ard have h""n rnrwarnt trlpnd. In bygone clays . with a tr.ugh "ght brewIng .,rooeen Odell and HIggins and thr<>atd sflJnt hroadC'Mt hy the Odpl1 men of JllgglnH ..very thing snv",,'nlC hav~ to be ilnwnc,l and wllh StatD r-".mmltt[I~"nnn J()hn Grimm sn evt,)nw~r1t·ss tn his own ~ongrf)". dlstrlet It. ngnlnst Fire ('ommlsSImon S~lhert, th. winning of Ward hy tho O<IIIII-WarTOn-HrltorcE's IA ROlnowhat pa~nful rl'Ilenld. of JU~Rf' Marcus and Louis B. lIart. to tho Surro· . to IS the same that It t.'.xt)r,·~ o\'cr aU lIanltary matt")r8 tn tht.: ,hr. OlJ8 J'l1p.nl8 Xl1\ed "Old Fannies." "'\·hl1e It Is tru~ that tlberc.Jlar meat may 1.1(1 livid In the city. !t l1lust be rl!-h1tmbercd Sn that ('Qnn~'uOn thot Bclen .. Usu nrc not )'ct agr..~ that bo\'Jne tubuculoru ('an be communlcnt~d to tbe hUlll1ln systEln, It la a moot\:d point ~J'hl'r 'e no qUl'stton, hO'9.'evfr. a... to the ImIJr .... vel1leJt18 of methods req:ulr.·-I Ilt thi' 8tO kyo.ru8 and slaughter houses, At prt> (~nt many ot them Ilre to .hocklng ~Qndttlon and thr.re 18 little nasun to doubt that their propr1etohl takr1 advan. tage of ~he pr __'.aur.: or 'Work UlJOD tb,. In .. t ~.a.turday I order~ t 1(' .kllilng ot six (ohl CO",'., knG'\\'n as "Old l"annh:5" It the Hildebrand .laughtEr ar.eL'tors. Duty la, house nt WJlIlam nnf1 Balk'ock 8tr\.~u, The COWl w(:re nllt dis(!.J. ('d. but thf1'i' W TO 80 old nnd pelOf R!I to be untlt t('r rOOd. It w • laid that they werr Inh'ndM tor £nusnge lueat. but] telt Justified In ord~rJnC' lht"1fl detJtr,,)·ed_ Hp.J.llh C('mm14donf'r p' CPt Js heartily In r~,\"or ot thi_: Inst,,,,,, ... :a t.: thl' "uL '_ lolf B)'Btem," ""h -rf'by &.11 61augl. tcrfng b ~~, ne nl one pln.ceo, Ild C'3n ~'.U5ny ht watcll ..d b)' tmtpe tors. !Jr that ml'..!ln'll lhl: slaugl!terhlG' "iuuh! be done at n ('('n!rILl r.olot fwd the IUUlJt.'U)" ilppOJntmf'Jll8 ('ould lH!' placed upon the mo.t uppro\'ed lia.Js nnd l\1lt('bed and '(E-I)t In ordf''' ttl' oftldals, -\ U dJ5t':lSt"ti rc;.L6 e.s ('auld t.. dt,tt>tt·d anl1 their d£'stru{'Uon Ossured, At prt·ot ..'nt It hi ,htIlruH (ur the Oo\'t'rnmt71it h~p~ ro~ to ('omJ,lI:r with ~t "lnn ~ (>\'<-n fter B. dl r~ t ordc r haw bt-pn lsSUF I This Is 6Iltd to he trUt at the Ja"ob Dhl plant and at 80m" ot the sman.. r ",lace&. It 18 not true, howf,\·tor. at th~ ): w f:ngland Drf:'S d Beef Company's plant. Thc-re C',·ery far . Is dutrtll'~ ,\\'Ilh,jut ft' ""flrm ." ~'n1't \~ It 'a ('ont1 p ...,,,,_,, IIltW lmprol"e'n nt8 wUI be forcf':d on n Hunt, and tomurrow the G tVt!rnmenl tors will be given authority 8S hE"..lltb oftlctals nf the city to condemn ani B1Id all meata, and. hereafter as tnr and I. bringing about n dctlde<lly n"'" ord r of thlnga. This W k th re 19 a ItOmenu cleaning ~h.g un In all of the pa king j;"U cot .mali nn" larg... nnd Electll)QS tt b{'l("anlC C'('ilnmon Rnd puhJlc 1iJ1ioI~81'ty thnt (,,,1. \\'nr,1 hRfl milO" hI. l' Ins~) made a eped.ll e.i'il'!mlmtlon of cuu(JI~ and tht; reot of the "'dell-"'arerowd, not r(,rgettlng D~vut~· Ex· Commls."Jionf!r Horace hou tl, ns and p~.ldlces at the packIng and slAughter 1:.IU8"" during the past week n D. EmOTson. Seen·tary , IIl11y" oC the Dopartment 'If l~<Iu,"­ (tom7JJJ'''Jr~ "~alter The ctty hliB a ..... nkened, however to thJ I." ,·II.le conditions at tho alaUllhtPr aa ~, IJOtisible they will ",:Heh all of the plants. The loca: He Ilh. lkPartment hn. e,,~ ~Ia}"or .h,.tu.s C, Knight, rormor District AtTorn Pcnney, Frank W. Hlnkex.A.sembl)'man "Charley" Park C'omml'!!!loner (,harlc. ("omu\lss!ont'r HAT It I. eully po.. lbl. ror enllBurners In Butralo t(l buJ' dilleuse .. tntntetl Jneats trom lltca. slnughter"n!, a!tlt' ugh thu lalO" dnngel' I. nut !Jo88lbl. to r.orelgn b\Oyu •• Is nllt denied by the health otH-lals oC the city There nrc liut tWO ('QJ11panl .... elaughterlmr for export-the Jacob Duld and tho Now ~;ngland Dressed Meat Compan),. At tblAe I'lanta It I. voaalble for the eight OQ\'~rnm<nt 111• .vectors to kee-p a close watcb O\'er wbat meat I. dressed r')r t'xv:snThey do not. howe\'er. Inspect the !iome trade meatB at the plants mentioned or "I.~"·here,. :More P~wer tor In'pectorL T Col. Francl. G. '''nro, T1ut!'nlo's I,C'onomlsslo ner or Pull He "'OT'(S. tho "bIg bOBS" Are to Be Meat Inspectors. Too. with Power Push by the Doors of the Dirty Packing Houses and Stop the Awful Existing Conditions. Ih\." but,'her8 nnd pa·.kers as rut ". healt.3 urnel,,1 said t .da),: Horribly Unsanitnry. "Th~ro I. no qU~8t1un but that thes places hn V8 be( n petlr,ltted to get Inlo a hurrll'ly uns:1nlta.ry condItion. Conditions nro 'net, ·he" In all or tt'Q .mnller places- tm, Hlldcbrandt r lac at \\'llIlam and Babcnck Ktro.ctS. F. J l{,."hl~r a.t William and Hannon 8tl Cl't~, nerkely Drothers at '0. 2:r. M~tc.!\lr Eltr, t. Louis GOt'ble nnd Ma. har's placcs In Street hi! \'e nil b"en found 'n ,hocking condillon 10 ract We hn,'" r,1 mel t\)O hut vlacc In th dty thllt c(.nlorm to til ,ommon ill'S 1"1 • A ~ THE JlAIK ISSUE. he Health noard hils amplt' po r nnw ~o el%1or& eIoeanJlncss at ,ho I[lugh'('r boust'S In this city, nB Col. Fran~IB G. "Ward Is Quott'd as 6ay· 4ng, tho proplo wt:! ...·eleom" tho fu\1cst /,xcrclso of that po" But to 63Y that no nt'tlon by tht' Counetl Is 1:C"C(';sar), to make tho conllumcra oC loca~lr ,laught('r('d meat sato irom discase In Lhat meat Is something ('o\' Ward protubly 'would not bA \\,1I:lng to sa)'. Cleaning up tho £~au~htr~13CS Is going on at a rapid r~ teo Itscrubblng nnd sW{'t'tcnlng Ul' w('re a\1,lh"hard£'St part of t'he task now bcl'Jro tho Hl'llllh Boarl\ and tho Counell ...·ould be I escaped. But meat must be sound 08 , well as clean, «Lnd nn occnslonal .arder to clean up, or oven the closing up of a dirty plnet', ...111 not.-Insure EOuml meat. Nothing 6hort of 4n'!1>cctlon after killing will do' !'hat and t. ~ city authorities must provldo for hilt. A • commendable pu: I e to do 13,ls Is shown by Health ('\'11 oner Greene and by AId, Jeri " cllalrmnn at the Council '4'0,.... on Sanllary' ~Ieasures. ('n1. 'Warn hi to be con· gratulnt()d aIm on his vIgorous uup,," anees regart-Ing tho purposo of the Heallh Roart! t) aba", alluulsanl'l's In t.he Elauglitcr ~.uses. ;lIUch" III de· I)pnd on Iho ugor with which the l\ealLh Honrd ('arrir.s out, pc-minnrnt. Ir IInrl uniformly, tho policy Ineleated. For the re&t thl'rc la <!-hl' problem or heading Jrt tran~mlsslblo disease in slaughterl'd animals, and for that thQ romMY Is IndlC'ated in tlle concluding paragrsJlh of the F~ edltorlnl this mornlng~ Lot a thor'lu/fhgnlng polle), b~ ngrc.d upon. Ie· th~ orner" to df"''P' up hfl given and thpn hire enough In.p.c· Inrs to enforce Ihem, Tn .bls ",ay nnll' ean confidence be rostored. "Clean up," In tho 8cn'!enee q'loll'd, TeCers, as "'C talte It, to illsoaM 1\.8 well as dIrt. DI~caso Is tho mil In Issue •. / ' '1'. ""It From " t. Oet at the Facts. th reference to the closing of Lhe .1 gbteThOU!C of Cha,les Kuehl wind Inw8 (It sUllltatlon-the packing hoW!es or J{lInck lIr,.the,,, nnd tlte • 'ew Eng- by order of the Health D ·partll1C1lt tbe land Dresstd loh:J.t Cum pan),. "Their ,llnnts are all that csn be d .... - 'H Ith CoJl1llllssloner Is ret·orted as Blr~d. Tl:<,), are the finest I htl \'co cY('r "pointing to the e.xGtenre of this plaCe s n. Klln.-k buys nni)' Ih h.."t meat at th"" ynrdp. 1 have never s n n poor &8 an elOQuent argument In favor of anlmnl at hi. t.ln"... Tit" Jacob D"ld the ordlnancc proposed by hIm at the Po. kln~ eompan)' IA "laking ImlJrovoment&. out It has n lot more tl1 do, fUn'"'l· laat meeting of the Board oC He;J.1th., the fi1t.1 th~ cmnJ}J'\l1Y hus fmlH'oved Ita • nltnry arrang('n .nl.. but It I. Cnr providing among other thlng~, no Crom htifng UI' to date. At pros, nt th~ Jlaughterhousee shall exist ....Ithout plant 1ft t1lbnrnlllg ...' II)' th(o Install"tlor. parmlt from Ills dcpartmcr.t." Dut Lhe o! 8 nf'\\" cnginl\ ~)om, but It must contl)rtn 05 Roun 4B IlossJblo to the 88.nl ... Healtll Commissioner did not call attl\ry laws that ,lrovlo,"l tilT thl) ('h~ ('k .. tention to tho tact tbat Cor o\'or ten Inf! "r ..mells nnd Cor the dlsposltton oC otral nnd refuse" On., of tlw I>rln~lpnl lt~m8 In the ex- yeArs a city ordInance bas contained I ling S!Ulltnrl' condlttons Is the "R the {ollowlng prohibition: "No person ncc',mulatton oC filth In the small<>r pln<cs, J'lol)d, dried nn,l harden d, <ov- "hall erect or ke pan)" .Iaughterhpuse ers tht.~ l\.'alls Bnd )lIlI,'s tho ('r<'\'if"(:9, Th In Mid city. except IIueh slaughterhu1\<lI.'gl) are 01<1 alld Improper Cor the l.ousee al! are noW within It. unle.., by USC" 1u which th'~y nN 'Jut nnd th(l pt'n9 ar" In fllghtrul ,·""dltlon. 1I1"od nnd filth are fverywbcre. Th" lIealth I> _ pennlssl on or tho Department or vnrlnwnt hnll d(>('I'(,E.d that thl:" ,,"ocillen IJt.ma 6hall VI) tlcltro)'cil ntHl repl ced with J/U1~ hnvlng C'Oll,'rClte or llrkk floors alld uf,le" lI'~Ad with .heets iron. WO"k Too Hnrd. Th" refl8QIl tor the ~on<llllon. of the slaughter nnd tnr tht:'l liens Is In hUll!l('S the opInion or the Health Department' nlen emllloy~d arit In- Uw tnl"t thnt th 8uftklent In numbers. work to long nnd fOi3ughtcrtng nnll They hn\'d to ton hard at tho hutC'herJng to have lhu~ to attend tfl tLo no,.. ussar)- cleanIng. Wtl1lUhl n, Hel\tl1 or the lI.al,h l ) tlHrtlUttnl hn. had In charge the r('nOvn. lion ot ttll· callie killing concerns nw..l Is set.'Jng tlint thoroughl)". the lUatter Is Ilttendltl to .. ,.tll'l'~ 1. no doubt," ealll h~ t(.dos "that tulJ rculur 01' moat othel'wfso nf~ (edt'lt tUllY h~ 801.1 In Burrulo, Our In. Bllt"('tota Inapt't't tho ('nltlo (lI) th~ h Hlt murk ul1 tlw), ('UIlBlu(lr I!IUlIlJJci()U8, but thf'), do not ~o Illl the 8lnlll:;hlcr huu8eA fill.t llucklng l)lants us th\., \ 'nltll(' SUllt'3 hll:lpel tura do, Tho lattt')' III IIp the ).(\I'kln g tlf 1111 ,lIf11NUe<l lnuat tor (lX~'kIl't, nlltt !haVf~ lut nOt (or hOI~ consumptiull, 'I'hoY n(,llhlng to do with that I1ml oUr mell ha.vt.< tluthtng to do "'Uh the C'attle nett r th Y Itn.\'e lett tlh' )"l1rds. The 8Ulh r~ ,I.'on of thl. dcpartm"ot OVer lh. "ar llenlth," '\.hy has not this ordlnanco been ('n .. forced? How many slaughterhouse l.onnlts hn,"e been granted by the De1>artrrent of Health durIng the Inst ten year8? '\·hy should not the c~on Council call tor this 'nrormaUon~ WilY a~ new ordlnnnces, unless they are to be enrorced? "'ould It not be well tor tho CommitteD on Sanllllf)' ?J'3.II~ ure!! to do "ome lovestlgn tU,g wor 0 liB own Rccount with tire ,., w of ,"h\' ('xlsting' ordlnanc.. eertn In Ing • eM havo not bcon en(orced? '\11I>t progr bas been mado In this ,1Ircctlon durlQ th~ Inst \\'~el<T O"r citizens nre Inter. osted In theS(' qu sll"n, They woulG \Ike to g t pt the truth. - • ������.. Bcrubb nil". , "1111 .. bloody lIoor. cannot be I.b,·lated In tbe killing-moms, th" ~ommlttee hell.vl'8 a big gaIn tor cl""nl!ne~. can , he marle by havIng the llOOM! vr hard tTl Henal, whIch some or the largAr IIrms like thl' New England Dre..ed Meat & Wonl Company and the C, :Klinck Com- FROM HOOF TOCAN NlWS ""oLEANER ON 'IRE SURFACE, rtlth ('omml.sloner Grrrr.e an1 '1.11 ldem,anlc Com.1llltPe~nd [\"1de: cc', or a genrral and sl'I"lrt de;)' 1O~ "II m the slallgh'er hou.~-::fstr~d~r, The exposmes had had their lfrv' l'o hr W.gQod, As ~ao,lt.ary con~ltlol1s Dr. Greene saId last nIght 1 ~ Wet, ."ggy floor. In other d~part­ meats than the kllllng-'room., lack or light an'" ventllaUon, carelessly kq.t manurp, Thorough Inspection all along the Line and Nothing less will satisfy the Consum ers of Meat in Buffalo - Conditions here hOX(,9 and InadPfluate and un- Banltsr)' water-closet faellltle., are othrr condltinn. that the commltlre found In moat at 1M placos, In 80m .. at thtl'! plat'P! there are Hush closf'ts of modern pattern, but the rul. Is, for men emplnyers, " long trough, metal-lined and Inrllned down "'blch a :p"ble stream or '''Rter flows In an attempt to tlll~ It, • 'w hich I. TI\lt p,- rtll" 8ucce~stul. Some ot the ~maller estsbllshmen!4 have no rloftets 0 t I!.ll. Thp dangprf' ot Burh tncnnvenlen«e may bl' Imagined, tbough no po~ltI\"e evidence! ""ere found. In Dolil'., modern I'nd ample provl• II sinn 18 made tor the ""omen employee!:, I ot whom there are about 60, who work In the trImming, plgll-teet and glue deIU.' J partllU'nts, but for tha 800 men cmplOYfPS there are but a dozen clo.et., , " Vice President Dold Informpd the commlttee that the company has ordered ten more clo.et. built. In connpction with th" layatorle. In or thf" ('8n. Th~ carC8.S!!es pa!'l9 through ~ome of the placp9. therp Are no washMayor Adam, Health Commlsslnner Imany hands Rnd through "arlous Optr- bowls or sinks for the cleansing of tho Alderman Jerge, chairma~ l ations betore they are resolv('d 'nto t:mployees' hand:.-Commlssloner l!rMQo sanitary measures cnmmittee of sau~agN~. pott('d hnm. ca.nned be;r or has noted all 8Ul'n Aild !lites that he of Aldermen, held a con(er- other final fnrms for sale til tb~ pub- will Bee that thl. lack Is supplied and In the Mayor', office yesterday af- IIc. The t'nlted States Qnnrnmt'nt In- that ~nltary snd 8ufficl~nt cln""t. are 1t,.nlQ(,". upon the return or the latter I.pectors place their stamp ur,on the put In wbereHr they are needed. two officlals from a trip of InspecUon to carcasses which tbey approve. Their N t b d Ch' the slaughterhouses and packlng-housea stamp say. '"Inope,·tpd at the time o f . . a so a as !cago. In E ....t Burralo. ~Iaught.r." It guarantpes notlling after On tho wholo." eald ('om mIssIoner The :Ma:)I'Of and Dr. Gr("ene aTe mem- the time- ot 81aughter~ The p'ubn~. hov.... Grc~nQ, when n~kerl to summarize the bers of the board of health, which, as ever, demand. more than lto.at. It want. result!1 of his oNen'atlnns," the condl8 Its third merrlbcr, f'ommiss-ioner v\'Y aru & guarantee that the mp8',t ~'hlch ha~ tlons In th Buffnlo pa.cklng-hou:::zes are or tbe deparlment of public works. said, be.n pronounr"d free trr,m dl""a •• at ~ot,eo had a8 the reported conditions In bas power to clos. the packing-houses the tim" of .lllughter rer.lalns eo and Is ( hkago, hut they can ho made much tnt are ~alnt&lnlng unsanitary condl- k.pt clean and free ot, "embalmIng" hettrr, and will b. much better a tew • tiona. Mr.. J(>rge 1~ a. memher ot the fluid or any harmful ~reserva.tf,"e. up ";'P.k,!'3 htm('p, Common Council, ,.·hlch body alnn" ha. to the t'me It I. Inclor",d In the can 0'; "hlle. or cour .... It I. Important thnt the power to authorize such ex~ndl- the sausage skin. cleanliness shall prevali In the handling tures 11.6 may be neceS!<3.r)· to bring From th H £' nt mea t tha t I. to be ea ten,. It I. o,·.,n about the> constant Inspection which Is e 00 to the Can. more Important that It shall b. free needed to protert consume .. from the That matter (ton"hleh The Exprpss tram disease. It Is a physical Imposdanll"r of diseased or unclean meats. caUed particular attention last Sun- slhlllt)" tor my two In.p~~tors In be Visited twelv PI t day) was totlch~" on a t the cont~r.. nc .., pr ..""nt In 80 dlrr"rent ela ughter-houses e an s. but no ~ugge~tlO'n "~a9 made for ('n\'~r. whIm ElVrry antmal t" killed. I The s;lnltary men sur... committee had Ing It hy ordIT,nnce. However, Com- .. Tn rul\"e adequa tn In'pection • r'" all · vlelted. ~.. dozen establishments during m's.'oner Gr .. ne strongly expressed of Rurralo'R .Iaughter-houses In hair , tts trip. It has seen the meat dressing hlmsplt to 811 J<:XPY' P 5B rfport~r aftE'T prf'Aent lorations. would requir I and 'Packing and canning In actual th .. conference In rav'!r of 11I8pectlo!l Bhould estimate, otrh"nd. at lM.t " 'hOperAUQII !lnd had noted the conditions from the heof to the can. t .. en or twenty 11I8pectoTl!. It, hO"'eY~r, · In ',ach !place. Chairman Jerge and Dr, H d I Gr.,ene, theretore, w .. r .. prlmpd to dls'earing on Tonight. ".,. ha a. munlc pal abattoir, a public C'''ss with the Mayor just wha.t 15 needThis pn;nlng the .anllery mea,ures ~laughter-h"n8e where all alaughtt'rln g commit t"" will "'\'e a publl~ hearing In wC'uld he done, the In.~rth," ~ould be ',d to give the people ot Burralo the ..' , d 'Prot ertion tor "'hkh their dlsgu8ted th" coun/ell chamb .. r at rlt~' lIall, '0 one by six or eight In.p~etnrs,'" _ stomachs are clamoring. which a,l citizen. are InY;t"d. As a result of thE' confert'ncp.. it Is not uFrr)I1'l what we saw and l~arn('d dur .. I unlikely that an ordinance will be pro- Ing OW: trip tnnay, I bello"e the composed extending the authority oC the mltte. ha_ ,;um,,'ent information to board of health by gl"lng It gr..ater &,uld,· It In the framing ot an ordinance preventive po,wr. Th:1.t I., wh~r~a" It ~hleh will saU.C. the people," said now has po",·er to abat€' unsanltaryhaiJ/man Jerg~, "an ordinance Which conditions. this new ordinance WOUld' "HI, Impose stringent .. ,trlction. and '~\Als enable It to pre'\"ent thf"m. gl'/e th", toe_a l nuthorlties fuller control 'Co .. f " It 18 proposed to require ali slaughter ~·.. er the slaughterhouses. However. ' On;Y IlJUBT HAVE BOUND KEAT, and packing-houses to take out per- -.he committee I. willing to rece"·" .t111 Is no mistakIng t!le ~1~lfIc­ mUs, such permits to be Issued by tho; more Inrormatlon, and that I. wh)" wt th(l mec'lng helll at (,lty Hall board of health upon condItions that are to hold th~ public hem"lng." The nther members of the committee '0 UO n thr wh.,le," said ('om' ·I!;.lll(·nel" G~f'n(l<. when n~ked to su' ,mas riT.~ - I observations. "tr.~ ('<)nlll'lon8 In the BuCralo parkl",;hnU5f'~ are n ,t so bad 8S thr rclhp resuLs of l.i~ i portpd condition!" in ('l-j lca go. but they ran bp. made much b(>tter. and ",Hi 1:"e r.uch better a few wc~k. THEY ARE BAD, BUT MIGHT BE WO RSE Some of lur Plants are dirty, but none. of them is Marker on \J'I llcago s Pac k'Ing town- Mayor proposes a muniCipal AbattOir-Hearing Tonight. SHf-FM 0. ..!. JUN7- 190& l"Iany ha.ve t and also ha,ing thpm con"tantly, Instead at hourly or halt-hourly, lluabed. • ' 'rom her-ca. But draIns and lavatories and cement floors and imrJi-O,cd :""1l01lre pHs aro uot the W""IO ot the st"r)" These are all c~!:;('n~lal we nr1 are to Groene gays. to external cl:"!la!!Jne-ss han' them al Dr. But he Fa\'S also, as {'very one who has studied th( matter says: While, 'Jf rou"~. It I. Important that cle-anlnE'Bs shaH prevail in the handling nf meat tl"'at I. to 11<> I en ten, It ~q eVE'n more Important t ... t It '!on'l 11<> tree trom dl£oas•. I A1I'q;a'e post mortem Ins,.ectlon, which ali agr~e Is the only kind that wlll detect transmissIble dlsea.es In (' meat will require according to Dr. \ Grenoe's e!Umato at least 1& or 20 In· spectors. It, howe,·er. we lfad am'!' 1 nlctpal abattoIr, a puhllc s;aught.r' house where all slaughterIng would b~ done, tho inspection could be done b~' six or rIght ln~pectors. But a pubUo abattoIr coul,! not be establishM un,lc-r two or .three '·ears. Th(' people of Dur· falo IrhouJd not be forced tl' eat di,eased rurat for t,.·o or thrE'e Yraf'S. Thpre is a short wa~' of gettIng at Ih .. evil. That Is by e.'a~1l6hlng n S'!lf! ot compp'ent inspectors. They would not cO&t the taxpayer, anrthlng UI! j('r a proper license system. The licenses. graduated according to the oumbe:;.. ldlled, would pay the expenses o· InSlle('tlon. :- - l I\1-BAN 1,1 .Y '!Om I .... that thos~ condItions are "iolated. Some ot the condition. which the three ('onte-rpes seemed to agree ought to be Included In the ordlnanr.e are that wooden nonrs should bo replaced ,,·lth hard material, ouch as c.ment, ""phalt Q1' brick; tllat manure boxes ~hculd be tlCht, of rement or hrll'k and connectpl'i with a se"·er anti 150 arranged that thf'Y can be lIushed: that adequate and sanitary water-closet facilities shall U~ provided tor employees_ men ButlE'r, !\ownk nnti Frank. BC'- Commisaloner Gref'ne-. thn!4'! who accompanied the eommlttr~ ","'re thp health riepartmc-nl's s8,nltar)" In!lp'~tor" Dr. Hea\h; Chler IMp .. ctor B. P_ Wen<l. Rnd Inspectnr ()'L~ary oC the local pranch of the Pnlted States Bureau ot. Animal lnJustry, whlcb has charge of the government In.pectlJns at DOld's and the Xew Engla.nd Company's planl$; Cattle Inspector Rast and representatives or newspapers. Dr. Heath took not ... ot hi. observaMunicip al Abattoir, t!on~. He haa been In~tructed by Mayor Ada.m, It \s understoo"'. "'a> CommJ!'I8ionf"r Gn"ene to coJ'lUnue hi! Inclined to agree with ('nmml,- Inspections until he has gone over all eloner Greene that a municipal abat-l the slaughterhou.l't! and then make a tolr "'ould b~ a good thing. Dr. Greene l. report. Alderman J .rg. took notea for su('h an Institution In his last the blweflt or hla committee annual report. The Plants they visited . But to establl.h a munIcipal slaughTh. pl"nt. visited were those or B. terbous~ might take two or three years. Wertheimer, E. F, Maher, Chrtst Dr .. sIn the meantime, Burralo consumers .. I and LOUis Goebel on Holt .treet· want assurnnc(' thnt the meat thE'lo eat Aldprrnan L. P. Fuhrman on r:llnto~ Is tree from d15ea~p and uncleannne!~. ' streel; Jrohn ",'elmert, Charle. BrelDr. Green Insisted, nnd both the ~!ayor s~ch.r and William J, Bourkney on &n1 Aldf':'J"man Jprge agrf'ed witit him. Metcalfe str""t; F. J. Koohler on Spenthat there should b~ post-mortem in- cer otreet; the Jacob Dnld PaCking BpeC'tton In all plaC'~s whe-reo animals are Company on William .treet; the C. . 1, ••,au,!!"ntered for meat. That Is, regard- I Klinck Parking Company on Depot leu of the In.pectlon ot the live aol- street; and the No,,- England Dressed mals In tho etnckyard., ther.. .hould ~!eat &: Wool Company on Howard 8.110 b .. examlnaUC'n ot iho carcas.es af- I streeL ter thp animals nrc killed. Most of these pilices bnre .,idence of At present, only t,,·o or the 30 slaug- fPCf'''\t. yery reC'ent. cleanfnt'-up. No terhou!'>t's In thl~ C'lty haVl:~ post-mortem ret .y .hocklng conditions were found Inspections. In the olber 28 there is but In nearly every place there 18 stili nothing to discover disease In the car- room for Impronment, Sl'me or the ca88es ot anImal., which. when allvo, smaI1('r establlshment~. in an pf'tort at looked health)" enough to pas. th~ ante- f;pruclng UP. had Rought to ('over. rather mortenl In!3ptC'tlon at the sto('kyard~." than re-move. @vIdf'nC'es ot uncleanUEveR In Dold's and the New Bnglan.j n.... Instead ot scraping and w".hln~ Dressed Meat & ""001 Company's the "'nlls or their kllilng-rooms, they plants. wh~rp the-fro 18 post-mortpm in- had whltt'waehed over the accumula_ speetlon, there Is n(' insp~ct1on exc~pt tions (>( blood and gn'ase epatt~rln~s time of slaUghter Or Imm~- that were ~ncrusted upon thoee l\·al1E. dJi..t<.br.... l... ,,~ It Is a far cry fr'lm ~n oth .. r p\acee walls and lIoor. ehowed ~lcJes , ~l!!"klnl¥ . qu~stion . :':0 acUon was taken hy the cOnlmlttcl', bu' the pllrpoi'e to remedy the evils disclosed was plaInly shown an" n further h<?ar· In,,; to be h<'ld next Tl1ursday nlght will only emphnslzA and make morc rlennllc the public d .. mand for dennlng up and InspeC'tIon M a!l meat at' hI' tlme ot slaughter. The attitude ot the commIttee I,; wholly commendable-, and w1l1 receive unqualUled puhllc supporL AI<l. Jcrg ' and hIs assocIates are on the war path In the Interest ot all theIr constlt1lCnts, an(1 the Health Department through Commission("T Greene 1S doing mu<."h to slmpllty Ihe problem and fnelll'ate action. Dr_ Greeno's progra.n or remcdlal actIon Is thus summarized: lng on the meat Dr. Gr~f'no ING slu.U{{~ou9fl says there Bhol1lrl be mort'! Inspnctors. 8t) that ('v('ry animal slaugh"'t~· shr\ulrl be InNl at nnl1 ntt("l" !IIlallght{'r. ("XIlIl1· TI1 . .·re should he: hnnl 018 te, Jal tloors nnd w,llls In the kllllIlg" rooms tlnll Imprn,oeod condlttlms In othpl" dppart· n\(>ots. :\Janure bnx("s ~houlrt. hf't tight, or h;Url mnt('rlal. tlmlh('(l nnd rhatneu inln 1\ sewer. A.11 slau~ht~r hou!>,..s and pa('klnfi{ houses RhoulrI \'In rf'qutrNl to takp Ollt permtts which shoul!l hp rt'lYoknhl(' If It~ t~rm~ nrc nnt fully r{'lmpll~" w'ith and It shou}(} be a mtsdpmcanor tnr any TlrrROn to "lRllght~r an animal tor fonn e:X('(lpt 19 the presence ot nn tneprctor. ThIs Is all goorl. The expense of the Inspection proposer! will be met by grad lIated license fres. It "'Ill be no hurrlen on the public, and not a vcrr 8erious one on anybody. STOCK USE. but whll~ it 8 building (whtr"h mlRht take two or thre{' years) htl tt'!rf'rl In thts IN FORDED FOR HEALTH BOAR D'6 rl('tnl1<"n his '\-low8 as 811m ... Olunlctr,al CONDITIONS YARDS, BUT CURB WILL B E AF· m.Hlzf::';rl In ye:ue-r,lay's Expre811. He fa\·nrs t\ . OFFICIALS FAIL TO FIND SHOCK- I Bulfalo, .Tune 6. - Mayor Adam, lIeallh CommissIoner ~ and Ald"rman Jerge, chilil'man Of thl' sani· tary cummllee o[ !.lie board (If alder· men held a conference this evenIng upon Ihe rdurn ot lh(>l taUt'r two of· Ilrlals from n trIp of inspc('lIon to the .Iaughter house~ and 113.cklng houses In Ea~t Hulfalo. The ornelal. found nothlnl'; shocking in the conditions at the stock ynrt!H. hut as a rp,tiult of the coufer<'ncp It Is likely that. an ordInance w111 he Jlrnpoccd ex,teu(ling the au' IllOrlty of the board o( health by gIvIng It greater prCYP(lI\ve powers. Il Is proposed to require all slaugh· tft :tnd packing hOuseS to take out permits which ru3Y be cancelled It sanltnr\" ('ondltions are not complied with , i:;ome of the condItIons which the conference agreed ought 10 bo Included In the ordinancE' nre that woodt'n floors should he t'cl,lace<l wllh hard material, snch a~ CPOH:-nt or brIck: that manure> boxes should be of cem~nt nnd conn('ct~d wiUI scw('rs so t1wt tIle\" rna)' be flust'ed wi:h wlIter anll thnt 8fl"quMe sanllary clos<'t [a· cllilies shall be pro\"i~cd lor em1·lov('s, Mn)or Adam. it Is un,ll'r<lood, 1'11poe",t the hleCl of eslablHling n munI· clpnl tlhbattoh. -- ��nWiER t./'IQUIRER Q CO~DI nONS. ~IO'1 SIIUIt~t:r'~oule Scandll. TP.RI 'G LOCAL .\\EAT IlTIY II " hft e lJb:1Cd or (\ n -- JUN, 8-- t900 1906 JUN 7- 1 'w' U FALO, N. "" I"' intil1'l"t~d th~t con.btion· in T Ipre9Id~nt::-;;;:;;'mlMloo. to Conot the Nelll·Reynolds ""Port and M£RCIAL I!~E~lH~ASUHE. Board of Health Adopted the nemo.p whIch acoompnnlcd It Iul.II IUIA II. /fOOd effect ou""l... 0( Chloa&'o. I Proposed Ordinance Govwilt-ro It Immedlo.toly moved th.) packerning Slaughtering. (1M! to mill, .. Improvements In their 65to.bllBilmt"nta. It haa .-tlrred up the o.uthorltl~8 or Buffalo, whlch has ono ot tb.e NECESSARY. PERMIT la.:-gellt "pa.eklnlrtowna" In thIs ooun1.rY • to Inlltltute u eXlUnlno.Uon ot the slo.u.ntcr l\OU.Ies aM pa.cklng' establllhProviaion That no Butchering Shall mPl»tl In thcJr city, Tho C'ommlt~ on Be Allowed Without Written PerS&nlto.l'7' Mouures ot tho Boord ot Mmission Under Fixed Rules. dennen on \VedDC8!lIl,Y ..-.Iv!!d them"'liY'llll Into &Il Inv_ICUtnIr •commIttee , ud IllIIpected 0. nwnber ot lIlaU4'hterj • At a .pedll m.. ttDl ~f otbe board of .... hqusea In Eaal ButroJo. Althou&:h In b.altb nt tbe ~al.e ot )Jal r Adam tlala bv Thc FnCIU,rcr, aevEral ot tbese esta.bUalune:nta ImproverOreDoon. It ...... dectdod to ..... the tOlDCcrt.lin f~'CIS ha\'c been il'lprcssrl upon th publ'c by tllC invc~ti- menta were belCIir mo.de they round t1Int 1D0n couocll to adopt the tollo..l", ordIn:lDt"e gation. Thl' are that the local eOIl"Ulnl'r i <1i criminated ag,lln~t "ho Ia.w In many putlcu1o.rs Is violated. . "n..ol • ..,. rbat _110ft 106 or ebapttr for thl' h'lIetit of th, f, ,rl.lg-n bllH'r, it b ing ~, .. rI) ~"town that nl) Tho Hoalth Comm!!Bloner, wbo III a XX\· or tbe orolnaDc •• ot tbe clt1 or her /lulta'~ h~ and the .>me b berthT ameaded reall) prim(' cattl(, arc uti'ized 1-) 'l'p;->lv the hOUle m.uket. the \,pr) mrun ot tlw! commltJ.Oe, announcell t... r•• d •• ro!;o,... tbo.I It tho ma.tlA&'erJl 0( Ihue establIsh· • s. lI,m lOi. So ""noD. ~rm, ... ooeIatJoa k d ' b t 5t ,d, ._ A'e! I:Ot ta k 0 mea.urea• at once to • CO:-'. 1100 .ball or....!., k••p or molD lila . l 1T1~ waT'C lor «xport • , men_... ~ I It I~ furth ~ hown tt:.t I: ,t on) ha unlit a'1c 1ll1hr Itl,y meat comn'" ....11b the law <they ~Id ~ __ r l In1 luugbtrr-hou.e (or the klllnx'" ...~ ............ vg..,.... .tlultht,.r of anJ bf.evPA, t'ah6. Ih~ or be('tl rb(~'1 UP' ,n tht· markC't by un,<crupulous dealer~. but in many I under &JT'COI!.. otll-r anlmall wllhtD 811<1 cltT. 'll'\tbt>1lt a I . I b ) '1 I ... rltt<1l 10 do eo frOID tbe b",11Il I' pr(par.ltlOl~ ~! 1:'C:lt laS f n carrle{ on In lit Iy quartcrs, It la bell Wd that the managers or the '~ll1ID\J 10~>!T'l1or IhAIl aDT I)"rlOn, arm. H1111 no) aPI':l"llt rt.~lrd lor t'le natural ,~\\S ... ! h It11. a1th"'Ig'h the ..Iaul"htcr house. tnspected on WedDell- ,.,. latloD or eorporatlon kill or .\au,lt~r 4a bad knowte-d t. .the in an1 b~l't"S. eal'f'e:a. !bl!~p or other a.nt.aIa tate la\\, h.B·, L ;1<1 It po ,li:.!.: ror Ih, TIoard .,f Ilea;th to safeguard Y IIr8 0 lended Tlslt ... IIND laid cltl. uDlea the boote. la". ' . h' d' or the oammlt I and mail .. ~ efforts rm OT pace.... h......""b kUling or ,\alii'" t I1e pcup.c In t ,. Irectl' II. • I t hI.... I t.r .baU tak~ plac •• be proyjdtl!. Ib wllIl " , . . 0 pu t e r ..-t"e5 n botter shape than oIA. It .. as been ma,le clearly appannt thilt more Cit) m~f)cctors are II '''~r ~mal --dIUon. - e Inv..Ubrlok. oto'1> olT a'phalt no,., alii ..... ..... ""'" ~ ~~'''~ ,...u. or tbp .ame mo'er\:lI. to a bdPt 0( ceclll\. . \t pre Ctlt h><) rr n are expect( d to ';0 thl work, c ver'ng pUon Into 'the conditions ex\atJD8' In al IHot Ilx root "I h<T IlOuse,:\I1 • d mar'e k t <, a rar a~ pL·SSI bl (,.IC T' ... .... hOU3N ot E:!Jlt BuItDJo ",1U Il"t"lot~1 '~nth ~oor ."01 1100 .Id ....... lls oballao.db@ mad. .... Iau,., I oc k'ran~, ... ..,- BIaUeuter III "..t.r "emen!. lary atta"heel 1<) the 1).0 offices d m~lllctl)r are (.so<> a'ld $( 2(lQ be eouUnued, II.D'd It I» bel~ed that!lOme .,1\'1 1!'!lIlT tl«bt to proTOnt IIltb aod (If, reosln m.tt ..... p • ..,.,\atlnc tbroagll tM spcctil·ely. \\'Ith Il" pr"'\'! !on for. (.1r f r or other t.' 'PCI" b. It.ul rUt ng revtlb.U(lCJI ,,111 be made. Con.ame Th. lloor 10 .TOrT oach eo.. IIb&Il (ttld ('em tl1:·t 110, Cit)' hou:d pro\' Ie ~OIre IT](' Ti of (1'1"1(" tI I,S- cernlr.•• g them the Bulfalo Evmlnc' TImes lie made with a decent ", ..ard a ruu... ... blrh Ihall pu. tbroocb tbe 18tD1! ... JIOrtatirm from on~ ctkn, ,f the 6tnek..... rd •. l1ri pecking hou districts A)'II. I•• d to. tab or ,,""nltr, or otber appro- ' The oondttloNt at Eut numolo, u d~ I rrlat. rPl'tptarl •. to rOcflTt tbe blood la' to a:lother. as i cvn( in tIl(' ca~ c f olh r city officiai sar1~ by BOme. ore "",oIUc&'. aDd it I. "Ito I pa I, I: Ih~",ID. and ",bleb .baIl be It i< al 'ma Ie plain b)' th had C{mclltlOlls fOl~lId to ('xi t b some .~~ to ...y thst It the C'>mmltl<!e IID4. HnpM"" at tht ood or each da1 .. II ... tI11..... condition. a. ba<I . . n:porled pubUc I.... ba ~ 1nM ou tile Jl!?m",", • r;"" penon. linn. ._tIoD or fOr· til . rn::.ller bug-hl('r hou~ ... tl at no !!:et'!lr:ll public abattOIr shouH oplnlOD ..-ill be eo deeply _tlrred by tbe ---A-I l~-t the .. d~' f ~.-. "'-_I c or~A' ~ratlon "'bo aha!. Neel". a permit to c-. r' ,vic! "\. )\hrr(' all amm:ll$ intendc'" for hll'11."11 enn, 'In~tl'{ n ~llid ~ .. won 0 yP , ~" ' • u -. ~v ""neea 10 CO<TeCt the tDtoluabl. """dttton. dart and main LIla a Ilaulhte..11.,..... .. n killed, \\erc thIS dnnc. the wl'lr).. of lau<:,"'rIO T c~"l'd bn n"....~c wm bo demAnded or tbe Comm,;n CouDcll btaln ..... I'Itbto pro"lde4, oIIall .0 ""adoct and mal... .. mf' that DO un~"r,- CreDo close'" watche I 111<1 bar) futt're l'!imInal. I 1'1lc'l Il: a I)o~t-mortem by~~~~o~~ Ran"". C'lt v 10- the -Iv .h'. dnn.l •• hall arl .. Iberdrom. nIIl ". -a auv .vu, I _t"n. ft' 0'''''' am_oded, .hall appll to as well as :mle' n1 .... ~tell1 in.peetion ()' the (\t1i'11at endd b(' '11:lde and ...... cont.........h.r a I f .. trr In:m~r or lotau.- '.r bon.... D"'" .rt<'ltl!. or malntllMd II ca ul C(",iitions readil,'- d:~ o\'<'rcd, It IS ',IOSltiHI'" tate" th."t t'n e&ttlo Is .I"""ht'red lhan In nultaJo. It fa ,"I b'l 18ld tilT ......pll all to tho... 11_ , u" oolT rtaal>!Ublo to ltUppoae \.hat tbe .. born. arter to bo .N'<'tNi aod rnaIDLllnt"d. Dlany ca~e.s ('xi<ting al 'a c cannot he detected until aftr r the \'Icbm' Inable ooruI1Uons that ....... t01I!ll1 In ('hII ",.he drQartmpnt ot bealth mil ..,.,.. ...... ath, caeo ~rut right here In nDI!a.IO. whcr" to I ' . a prnnl to an,. ~rIIOIl. lInD 01 ..., eo"", of tho ra'Ut tD th .. COUll try • u'''''lotl~1I unl... the IIIDI<bt.r,bo_ - . I"'~ bT •• rh ~rmlt ""mpll.. with 1M t )nc if'll ortant fcwlctioll of the. inrpecttOn now roing on III R'lf- are loea.tl'd. For tt. anke of hoardtDA' u~ r.nffa"J'~ ~tOlk',':lI"b anti 1'.lcUn.:- 1''''lI<e~ anY\\:lere ncar aprro~ch th(, C of l'hkago' f'a 1 iug-IOWIl. (ll<~I"sur(s made U\ llll Enquirer. after sOl1d'ng a n pre cntntl\'l' inlo the cattle di~tl1ct at F:Lt n"Cialo. ar!' of II ch:'l".lctcr to ~et 111(' pc"pk thillkmj; :\IIcI prficiab I') acti\" L"fTurl to m:pro\'e th,' S\ tem of IllIlldhng. in p' tin~ an I di,l" <:f'J or I:'lth J.1l'1 othcr fo ...1 1Il1\mal~. .+' • 0 math r h \\ .!tlO.) 'U.l\ han' hr-cil th,' illl Jltiot'- of v, v(nlIll"I't " and cit\ iI' 'I eetur. ::'1 d lht 11.0'11 . r$ o! t'\(' Board of !lcultli.,.l) mat~ tlU' tLa't ;'\ feW 01 llit hamlln. of hl.itcl· r "t/l"l. 111ve been h,.,nr t 'n their cnlk:l\dt t l' fu~n'3'1 thl' COlhtUmng plIL~ic \\Iti! clcan, wholeme meat, il~ IJ diol1 has shoWII that in I'tan\' Instance r;ro s neglect of sanitlr:- conditi, n ha bC'en al1em ~c to (' 'i' e"ndillons \\hich P?W A"'p,ar In a,hi! \\:t)' to) be rC11'cdica. a, 01 r ~1l1t of th~ exposures made """"It i I u__ - ,., ,." 'J.;..6 \,. - I' ..g p&<:k.,., itaIo. a' \\'cll [< at ot'lcr centt!"; f)r tit, (its!rilltltiOIl Ol '11 .t-~" i~ thc ~t110 t 'Itlcr c;IST' anI for c\C'IUiotIC pru'a'\hg am')ng the operators all.] 0\\ ncr of ",me of t),e _Iat.ghtcr I "'1 ,,~. Kni\'('~ It .. <I lit >laughtt"ril1~ ,I! ea cd allinal~ it has bc n leamcd, arc put tn 51mil.lr l!SC all othc~ n~i nals \\ It I out the lrouc;e b~illg' taken to l'tcanst" them. ant' it is admi.te(' 11\ the h altll aut'lOTl1iCS tht gra\e (!~ngcr t, the h(a~th of the Pt'oplt' i~ the relly ,I'nl\(~d to c . t. It IS SIl~~ ,t~d Ih;,t tht; 1 "I ~h<.> dd h( trC'.1ted anh (:'ltk.1l1v and w~llc thi miJ.;ht appt'ar a somcwhat aggerate'l :lttempI to s('c'tre ab.olutt" ,aiety to th( consumer, it ea" ~carcel) be hel.! that loo grr,al carc can be exero"is(>rl in prf'parlnl:: ~l1d handltng Illl'at fnr cor tt '11'l\! on. It i to t!IC cr. ,j't. of Buffalo aIHI of the few pain takIng hutcllers and pack r.s of IbIS C'!!y. tllat thes(' lim,' hwt· '1ught so cart':lIliy to gtve to their l"thtolllcrs the ycry be I and 'Uo~t whull orne Illcat~ that can I", prof'ln';) It is no more than laIr that to thc~e men should ~ra\'lt:1te the Ilest trao' of tll(' ci,,·. They de. crve It for Ih c'll1siaeralion th('\ In\'(' s:I"'wn jor thc public wtHare'" r)\\ that tIll' f~ct s as thcy cxi \ ;1{C inadt' pUblic and dtr official ve (I'll \',nll thClr o\\'n cy('~ thl' d;~graedlll n glcet \\ hit h 1"5 in m C',lO s attached to the handling- of m('at in Fa~t Buffalo. it i~ peratlvc thOlt actt£111 UC so proml)t Dl1d cffl'('th'e tl1't C\ I 'II t b .. " I S 5.la PO y c rCI11C'CIIctl hut Iheir rCpl'tih,1lt mad" imposslhle, om mon.)". eon41UoM &r'G a14 to eXl!it 'Whteh If true, would nall8t!&to a band or D'-"n lru1IA Th DlI. "c 7 autbortUe.l. how.nr. a~ delermlnNi to n:nedT tbe wli &n4 Ill.. I!I ..•• U"'Uoo to be mAde 1»' tbe oommttt.. '11'\11 n~ end ..-lib llIe InlpeoU<>n 0: Ill. lIlauehler hou. _ Th .. own.... ml,bt bay. had time to mako oueb PN'p&r&tlana to the d,lt eo ao to make It appou tha.t III ""ndIUon. are not C~T -.s bad u the: have ~n deserlb The e.amtary OIImmlt too eAn be uPt"Ctt"d to &at ..... tb Tllror o.n. ....""4IUon. It fa to be ho~ that the ex~ <1gor or the work ot the S:lnit&l"y CUm mtl:t" I. Dot overestlmalad. In III<hI& trl"" In ",hleh neglt'Ot ot cleQllJlc~ I: liable to end:Uls-er' the public h",,",tl ,trlot compUo.ne '\\11b the 1a,.. Is neoes. IIU)'. and Ita \'Iolatlon. ('.Speclally When BU('l1 violation I" ...1IM and due to I!T~ of &' In, should be ....'-erel)· punished. II Is pro!)... ble that the Sanltn.ry Commtttot wtll nne! pI My or work before It In EIa.st Burralo. tnm!l of (hili nrdh1.l.Drt!'. and tbt!' d~rart- I mODt m.,. re"ok. anT P<'rmlt I uti!. to or • I)""",n. arm or ulOClatlO1l .... bo ohlIlI al &If lime nolat. cnl of tb. pr<'Tl!!Iona bereof.IIr. Ih ('on·mt.ol. nOT r.r.. ~ draltt"d Uta Jlrop0ae4 oroll'an... H. -:atr tbat tll@ _ ,-Iolon••bollid ~ Into .aoct a. IOOD U ~ 1)1. 1'1 bav••• Dt Dotlee.. aid h•• "10 tbe 0,..,0 • aDd maDa,."ra of .-arion> slalllhte<· bou•• 10 tbe dlJ" to make ..rlltD D_ 18t'7 ImprOTOJlle015. Ir th.,. doo't ob@1 lbe ordor In r..."nabl. time tb~o nl bOcIll p"'~~IDll"' ol:0lnst thtlll. etllln 1ft IhI dl'trtr attornt),·. orrle. or tbrolllb tho cor, ""oratIon ('OUDI>I'. oal« .. At tbe mHUnr .. fife rbe tbr~ m~mber. of the board ot b.alth- Dr Gre.ao. \Iapr .~d.m aod C'ommluloll<'r Wlrd of tb. d... part mont of publle ,,·ork •. �~UN8"'1_ the, -:..__ .'.~ their ...ould end? aiDsor ...ould be a menaC@, the automobile born would t.. a menac.., the Iawnm_or ..ould IHo a mennc. aDd the plaDo pupil \\"odl4 be a mona... :0:0, IfJt, 100 must let the Crowing rooster _Ci.JMM£B~ . A-COO, THE MAYOR __ Bear of Olassifying ~V""~ Roosters as ~__ ... .-enaces. alone. and ron Dlust BT'ofd, nit if It W1!'re' • peetlleneo and • !Ilenoe.. tb. c1a ..lfyWof a cro"-ing roq,.ter ns a wenaef"." So, the uplhot of tb. whole matt.r Is tbat Burr.lo r0Ollt ... cau <rOw in .arl7 ,mom and dow; .vp. th07 can IIIdlllge In tho in.lienabl. right of tb • .male to ~oke nil lb. nol •• when tho f.mlnlne portlo~ of tb. famil; do .. all tb., "'ork-In th,n en •• , In; in,.. the egg, Gt~k·er·ft·gno for llnyor AdA.m~ OF WINGS.·'SUFF1\tO;·N;··V, .. ----- ...---Jii-inf:-Er(i~-------' Can Indulge in it to . .',lItllr1ta' Desire, Follow it Up k-SpUtting Crowa, ud lUI One to Say Them Nay -.. -------- -·TiMES JUN' s. .. ·1906-POMME1lCIAL. eop\e of B.;if;lo are notinf[ with I the iDteUif!.nt and eutrl"t1c aetlon of tbe Dep.Ulm<'l1t uf Public Health In ,tb~ (IIaUl'r of m.etlof[ so 'Ii && 81118ible the ezlgencies of the 1D •• t trdlllc 10 ~nl'lalo. Health Comrni..ioner Greeno ba. In .....ti'at.d local ~ondltiolls l'~ thoroughly. He has per.mpt·dly c10lltd one 81aullbter'bou"e Id n public nuisance and orderlHl tWf'Qly••i", out of thirty~.lght othen tu "clean up" aod correct observed abuses. More iml'ortnnt than all other atep. taken .. the new ordinonce drawn up by the He.ith CODlmissioner aDd approvltd by Dis a.sociat ••• lluyor Adam and Col. Ward, Commiaaioner of Puhllc Work., aatablIMblr.g a license aystem for the 'tlaugbtering bu.ln.... 'rbo ordinance pr.acrlb... tbe condition. nnder which animal. ehall he killed aDd empower, the Commlstloner to r,,'oke the lieenas of any proprietor wbo doe. not .trictly live up to those requirements. The ColllmOn Council shOUld 108. no time In putting this judicious syatem of .egulatin, tho slaugbtering businese In ef- ARE SHOULD BE TAKEN WITH THE MILK SUPPLY I llooIten From Crowing Overworking the Menace Thinb the lIayor, and Unsanitary Conditions in Care of tmIlt:Ililit Chanticleer in the Same Lacteal Fluids :May Result in With Automobile Horns, Epidemic •. Singers and Piano lect. But th. vital defect of tbe municipal fIIIInagemeDt of tbis busln... lIeo In the totall7 lendequate Inspection eeniee.I' The people of Buffalo have as gre"t : must be more lnapecton-a v• .,. reason to be concerned about tho Inllk " '""t increass In thl. brancb (If the supply 8S thf"Y do about the meat suproosters only knew it, they ,)Iy. Health Depllrlnlent's work-to Inlure Looking oYer the U!'t of cn!i\~" DOW' from daybreak to !WI- trJed tn };rl0 Conuty Conrts durin.:: the enforcement of the new oi'dln_ do Ii IIttl. more crow- tho paRt Yf'ar, one Is Imprt~SBcd by tht" would 117 to the top great number of cases which have tn .. ud of the old ordinances governing the \Dapactlon of animals. H.re the ree' e.e... te theIr head. and let ,'olved questions either ot mlHt adult. PIOIt·er-a-gook·er-a·goos fit to eration or tho lmproper handUng ot ponalbility of the city authoritlea touches and overlaps the Federal lllepection aero han.n. .pllt every time llaJ'- I nlllk, Several times elurlng the last tew D8II1e fa mentloDItd. If thq nee ana lhe need of a rea ljutmel)t and years the people ha.ve bQcn arousod to recognl.e the mayor as he by epidemics attributed to u1l83.nltnr. anderotandlnlJ on the Bub. ct II ohvlou.. they would lIap th.lr wlDg. conditions. In Sf)1l1f' im;tances this fhe Commercial Is Inclined to b.n .... extra CroWl ill bonor contamlnatcd Dll1k has reBuked In tht:' that the most economical aDd elBcleDt e:<ecuti •• of Buffolo. death of Buffa 10 clttzens. Dr. Gre~nu. .olutlon of the problem woQld b. for ....ho otcod out for tho the Henltb Cnmmlsstuner. has rnl1de a the city to provide ODe ceDtral municipal tb.lr notural d ••lre to strenuous etrort to have the city proAdam b.lieve. that rooet- tected b)' better rntJk logpectioll. anU abattoir wbe.. ali animals wonld have much right to ero.... ae a Btl examination of the places where to be .Iouf[btored by dillerellt IIrml or _ok. a cigar or an antomo- milk Is being sold, and the way In Indhidual.. ',rIle Id.. fa the same al which It Is hclng pc.1dlc-d tn the city honk It. horn vIolently and demonstrates that Dr Greene hns land that which Jn8tiS.. the c117 market.. do.".". It w.. none other . good reason to urge ill!lLC: ilfUk tran!fbe pulllic would furnish common and Ad.m who Vlttoed H.alth sactions. ceptraliz.d faeiliti •• ~nd could then supGiIIIIIIIIif propoeltd ordiThere are In the city of Dutral" ervise aod regnlat. th. bUliDe•• on 8801· pn!Teotthe "hllrborinr" of about 400 people who cnrry on tho cocks 01' roo8'ber."-that'. the milk business. and It Is 8urprlslng to tal)' lines with a force of inspO!'ton find that more than h'.dC of th,!se bUSI.lII'diu,an,ee road-ID Bullalo. .CIlreeiy iarger thnn the present on', at crowing roostere w.. nE"sses Involvo tho peddling or mt!le The H •• ltb CommisBioD.' i. underetood trQDl barns or sheds, or ~t)mct1mes print.l,. at the meeting of to favor ti,i. pIau, and we think th'l parts ot houses Inhabited hy perof health, Incid.ntal to the from It Is wen knuwJl th:\t mil:{ Pllbllc will accept it ...ben It la under. I ab.tlng .... 118 In .Ianghtsr· sons. I. subject to the slightest Infiu~uce, It 5toOO. But this wili take tim. and aa4 packIng planbl, It was die· should n~ver be pedtUed frlJm hOUSP.9, money. }'or til. prOlent the Iicenle 81. too, .. Ith lueh good effect that because milk standing In such place" ordinance." 80 called, Is Is subject to any of tho aliments of tem aDd more (and hatter) Inapac:tioD reat quietly tor a 10ng time to the occupants of the house. Ilnd milk fact, it I. !{Olng to t.. permitted h~lng handied In harns Ib probably un~ tile ripen .... of what eome wholesome, owing to th('l' tact of 1m, pure seweragf: and unh~1thy condlheeb eggs, and then It I. dillon .. aUowltd to continue to .... t In Germany and other European. t..y""d that period. countries where greater care Iq tnken eommlll81oner ,,'as of tbe about food., It Is unlawful (or milk cro\\"inl roosten, In cer- to be handLed In any ouch way. and 10 ,..ewlll8tatl_ce.. could be coWllderltd atldltton. regardll"ss of th.- grPRtp.r ex.. 1'---------------health. ',rhe bealth comm...• pense made to tho milk dealcr, It Is the law that the milk dealer shall ....ry dra.tic. aDd he could paJ'lteurtze the milk betoro peddling It. to you that e crowIng roooter .... mueh of • m"a~e 8& an auto- Thla process ot pa~teurlzatlon Is one which does not S"lcm to be generally and eTeryone know! wha t bor· well under.tood by the peopLe In Am."ample. of menOC.B automobile. erica. although It Is recomm~nd"cl hy 1I!&O'ftIlO1'lUiiG THJiI PEOPLE. When It CAme dO"'n to tslklDg leading physicians. Pa.steurb:ntlon Is menaces and eta.Rlng a crowing j simply a h('lating ot t.h~ mllk s(. as tn manner In whtch the Buffalo as a menace, the health commisItill the dlse£lsed bearIng gernllJ, and dtle. are Ir8pplll'S with the WAil able to convince even Mayor ,thE'n afterwards taktng care of the milk In a prover way, hter houa evt\a IIldtca.tea that The. time hnb come wh~n people the mayor avoided the mt'nnce they mean b~a\u..... The uDlllLDltarY ?!ho care for their famtlles will Insist ~"'''tlon. Th.re ha Te been '0 rnn ny that the meat and the milk .nd th~ alaushter ho...... mnat go and nODe to public int ....ts and offAire other toods placed on the table ar~ Adorn ftfltnlmed office tbat bUt health1 animals must be killed healthy and wholt'somc. can recolZllize n rE'nl Jive tor food for the peoplo. As 'a reBult around the corn.r and ""verall of the visit of IDapection of the estab......,.. and be know. wh.n to It I I a menace or aldeetltp, III UllhDiep,ts III which the kIll1n&' \a done .Ie. tbe moror, ... blle concltdlng by Health Conun\aSloner Greene a cro....lng r"""ter might h. cl .... o.1 aDd the Jeree A1Clermanl(' commlttea meDace, e\'Oded the maoeel .. g part of IDb;ecl undpr dillCu.slon, and put aD ordlnaDce 18 being dr&fted which to the other members of the health ~C6VEkS THE GROUND.~ it 1Ia believed w1Il amply protect the III thIs .Imple .ent.nco: • CI"Owinr rooster II a menaee, e Boara gr Hn"th hu urged on the OODIIUDl8N of moata &lra.\nst impoel",PI menace lobi of other tblnge c c " tloa an4 polloUlf. It will provtde ant not now rellaroltd as menaceo. 0 mon ~cll tbe adoption of an orhonkIng of an automobile horn, .for dinanee .. hlch require. elaughter that aU e1auchter pl,lalta shall be might be con.trultd I. just .8 house. to obtaIn permits from the made anltarY and that DO e1aushter• menace as R crowing rooster." Hefnb Commissioner, who haa dlscre... lug llhall be done wIthout a written 8t'ttI1td It for the crowing roost.re. Uon to refuse permits to houses that maror wouldn't etand for havIng cannot comply with the provisions of permit from the Health CoIllJlllacl....llIed .. menaees, .nd that the ordlnanee and to revoke permits lIIoDer. which m&7 be revoked III c&IJ8 It. for vtolatlons of law. Every house muot of vtolaUoD of the ordl1l8DCL . Of are a fe.... more proposItions have a lloor and aide waUs ot hard ma,_ . caI'8fIll IIlapection at tha II said the ma70r was pr.pared terlal. must proVide proper dralnasa :..,--- _,- the otbft' memhers of the mUe! create no unneceeaary Bmelrll: JiIanA. ....unaJe and produofll ... c:;e It had heen oucht to COY" the C\'OUDd 80 tar ~ DID ••••" , aDd will Ui~""'" COD~1:IIil ot.a.ttolra n.re ,..1OP.. • '.w I I wa. ----------JUN-'j....-r=r TII,IE8 un ,18,\,.". nu -- ,t ~tDtIle'_w Health Commi..ioner perature of Fluid ~_.I!I kept down to Y. 100 SAMPLES A That wID be Rate of bl;lldi~1IiII be made In Laboratob', IinniDI OIl lilly Ut. �= natr ~~~ ==:m'all=_:te°:: be ot w~ter1)roc,t IfD~HO f CRAHCE OF INC Pl~CES Drafted ProThat All SiaughterShall Be Under of Department ~"1"rnih: Necessary. wall. or aulllatan,ee abould would be a revelation to her. to vlalt the ....at ma,rk,.t. P.rl.. Tbey are Imm.culat .... Dr. Greene waa bUllly In Peed at hi. otftce recolVln. reporta and sen\1Inl' out nollneaUons to slaulrht~rhou .. men to make r.palnt One dOlen hoA been notlned the day before that better unlt.ry faelllUe. would have to be made Immediately, .nd yeater4.y word .... aent to twenty-alx others. Dr. Greene •• Id the department had power tQ compel a .eneral ~Ieanln •. "The bl •• er QuesUon, the t ot the careful and paln.t.klnlr Inspection ot meats. will have to be .Iven much C8 re," &aId Dr. Greene. "It II cert.ln th.t tba pre.ent methodl ot Inspection are Inadequate. W. know that InIpectlon .tt.. r klllln. I. the only aure method ot ...certalnln. whether or not the ... atUa killed ,,'ere aurrerln. from dl""a ... " The Commlsslonera ...Id that tb.re .hould be a public abattotr In Burralo. Alked re.ardln. meatl killed In otber cllI •• and Ihlpped Into Burr.lo, Dr. Green I&ld tbe Quyllon was a ,troubleaome one but that It wae beln. ""on.ldered and It was certain an ordlnan.... could be tramed which would make It po •• lble tor the city authorl· tlea to lee .nd Inopect .11 IUch mut. and to condemn and destroy any ouch meat that wa. tound In a tainted or a dl.ued condition. WORK OF TBB! ALDERIIIElf. and Walls of ~rick." Chalr.mn J.r.e ot the Commltt •• on , Sanitary Meaaures aald he believed the or 'A_halt-Question Healtb D.partment would lnatltute 000'1' many reforms In P.cklnstown. Cattle After &aId "Tbat Is but the nrat Itep, however." Mr. Jer... "We cannot lubmlt ....Will Be Decl'ded I ..l-er any report untU .tter next Thurlday ..... IIltrh!. when the meetln. of lut nllrht ' ,..111 be continued, and I have ....,eh·ed PubliC Abattolr. Intormatlon th.t mUCh more Inform.... tlon will be ~\·.n-not only about the .laUl'hterhoulIH but concern In. coolin. room. and Ice bona In marketa and In llleat .upply hou.e-. Wben the r.port 1& aubmltt.d It Ina)' hurt tbe faelln .. of IIOma people for It wlU be no lukewar .., mllk-and-wat@r lltatement. We .hall u..... that pia..... unftt for tb. bu.ln_ be torn down~ tbat othe... be pra"'leally rebuilt and that ev@ry place be licensed eo that tbe authorl. tI....hall have abaalute control of tbe ,,·orkln.. of the coneerna and have tull po ..,,.r to torre them to do tbelr work In tbe way It should be clone. "Whether .hall ""ommend th .. waa submitted to 'eatabllsh_nt of a _aiel pal abauolr tTpj~::i~ Samuel Moran or not 1 cannot aay at thl. time, ...., & I feel that It would be a wloe mtlv •. I would like to _ a municipal abattoir cooatructed, one that would be one of C- ma4a1 plan'" At the k1D4 ~ ~t~n~~~~a~~~~r~~lI~:Tb~'me '~~I~~~~::'l~~~z~n I ~.·i blltchcrin~ r w.. world, IIIld I .. ould .Iao be In tuol /lJl .peadln.. a lar... sum ot money 10 l:ebulldlq the rlty marketL" Dr. Greene sent word yeaterday te» Chari.. Kuehl.,,1nd of 1737 Fillmore A,-enue to rloee the .man .lau.hterbou •• whlcb I 10 Ilad for BOme time bee" malntalnln.. t .. ere. Inapactor Benjamlft Ho...... of th. United States Bureau of Animal Industry located y_erda,. b)' me ....' accld.nt a portion of beet that wa. reekln.. with tuberculOlIL The doctor had sone to the aba ttolr ot William Bourkney In Metcalfe 8t..." to hold an examination on a .. to .... r: or a beef which wu r ..... rd.d aa _ plcloua. Bouner'. place "'&8 d_rted and Dr. HO"'e .tarted exam In In • • Ix forr Quarters of beef ...·hleh hun. from tb, c.llln.. On. wu Infected with tuber. cular nodule.... la ... aa the end of ., man'. thumb. The matter was reported to Chlet Inspector B. F. Wende. who went to the plaoe, condemned the meat. poured coal 011 On It and In. formed Bourkne)' that he would pt In troubl. If he wu not careful. The butoher &aId he had bou.ht ~ bett at the Chippewa Market. car.,.. rJ~ALO, ~ v, .._---._- JUN 1 1 JQ06 TIME& LOCAL FOOD IXSPEOTION. ... "J,..t deal ot tau.. I" hearll about ~ need of extra Inspcctol'l!, to e:Y:lne lbe food supply of the city, e.pecl~IIY thll m"at and nsb that Is beIn. offered for ...Ie. The clly'6 meat IUpply cornea throulrb the stockyards: most ot the other perlshablo food stults come from tbe produce,. 'to the public markets. 'fhe city hIlS ... market Buperlntenllent, and b" In turn h .. an a/lSl.tant at each of th~ markets; the city also maintains 8. number of milk Inspectors, not nl.one I \0 Vlalt tho local dealers, but aJ60 to 'mne tours Into the conntry and In~.Ulrato tbe !lnlrlea from wblch milk to the City. The for ha,1 con,litions found tn t in tl1(' e1i<tricts of dty, ('an pr' 'pcriy allach tl) tlIe "Ileal 11)('11. _•c;.:li~( lit official· \Ibo I];\\'e nllo\\C'd Ull. anitary cont\uet· of tb slan:rhtf·r h'IlHl's and packing plants are primarily at fault. lIad th ];1\\ s of he-alth atHI thp charter I,royi iOIl. "f the- city h('cn carcfull) and zealClu 'Iy c'nfnrccr i , th,' il1\'c tiJ::atnr~ who w('nt Oil a slumminl:' to~ 'Jf Ihl' st"c\ \ 'If,1 district w<>1l1,I-han' ["Ilnrl little can ,. for compla.int. Thlh 111'1 t he illJprc cd 111",11 the i ('('pl, tb,' el, irability of t'le (,Icction or n11l1pdlllt :m,t clwr· ... ic ,,(Ii ·i;II,. V.11O viII perfonn ,111ti('~ incll!nhcllt Uj'OIl them con. "iellt;')11 !y :m,1 faithfully; and upoa. the (1ffici;\I~ them;ll\'(, the fa,·! tbt dlef' they c\'adc or hirk the rc P'lIl ibililil' \\bich tho y w,'r(' .0 read .. to a< Ilmc. thcir incompe.. tCI1"~' or nq::kct i· certain t,) u' di ,'onno!, ')')11< r or later_ Pre l ut agit.1tioll of th, IlW::It h:mdling an,l i,rcparation subject ~ Cl rtain to 1" nf gor ... :tt an<1 la~ting- III ntlil. fr r it \\ ill nnt only serve to> c, ,min<;<' 11.' hutchc-r< <,nrl P' eker that they !.a\'e reach('d the limit ..r i!l1\" iti, n "pon :\ Ir'l tm:' l'"lJli,', htlt th., h".tth officers and inpcctor ;1 \. 11;0 tho hi··ll r cit. "fiicial tl at a clo e watch is being:: kept Ill" ,n their l \' ry act. Y ( 1\ rda. H ·;,lth (, IIIl1ni ion r Grc ne call e,1 to be prepared a r "llllion ill fa 'or "f amen,li!1" 11 (' C t.. r r< il "nee. making it co pul, Ir I,) I (ll the 5\:nwhter h,m c r,f BlIff: 10 in a sanitary condition T1.i n -"llItiol1 Ol S 10 the Cumm .. n C" uncil on ~rondJy, and th 10111<1 h, n<) (nl Ii, 'n "i ils a,l, 'ption. J:1I1 \I hj \\ ilh it neet ary t,) en::tel tl i prohihiti\'c law at this late <'a} , \\'11 .. , if Ihe latc health law. and lhe city ordinances were no dticil11t til pr Hilt th" coll.IlIct e)f ,Ii gil ting lin anitary plants. were' !l(,t Ihl' II alth ,wth rit; a\\ake tl) th ituatiun and more prompt i U o JU If}O{ TIMiS J rotJing the .slaughter Jfousa earfui lest summary action may be taken by the health authorities to put them out of business, the proprieto~s 0( some slaughter houses which were found to have be~n I~ sanitary condition have already st~rted the work of Ins!allln & enamel-lined utensils and modern Implements for use In handling of meat for public consumption, The cru~ade of th .. Health De,2,artrpant inspectors has been benefiCIal to tti\ Ipeople, C " ~ ~, It is not at all unlikely that Health .ommlsSlon~r will ask the Common Council for authOrity to appom a dl· tional meat inspectors in order that the meats s~ld to the public shall be free from disease. Close watch Will be kept to prevent secret slaughtering, . Two cows found to be infec,ted with tubercul,osls were condemned by Inspector Benjamin Howes of the Untted States Bureau of Antmal Industry at the Kehler slaughter house yesterday, The carcasses were injected with kerosene, slashed and sent to the rendering works. th" .uard aglllnst the sc\llng or olterlnc fit for cODl!umpllon; eecoDd, the . of preeervaUves by packers In tor BIlle of Impure (oods. Ot course, tho Iw;pectlon In the tog meata stults, and the use ~ meat lin. Is not .. complete and packers of unnt and diseased thorough OJ! might bo desired. but \\'0 tor IIBuaage and other meat do not bollev" that the demand for a. aUons of a like character. larg forco ot addillonlll Inspector. Is a question which must. be 80'....... warranted. That Improvements the National Government. .hould be mad .. at tbe cattle yards I. cllTs Inspection II nece.....rI\y to the slaughter houses of thl. appar,>nt, anll with the adoption of the and the tooele olfersd tor aaJ.e at ordinance recommended by the Ma)'Or public 1Oarlt_ 'and bl.. a.'!Sociate members of tho Doard~nlth Rnd a more rigId Inspection by the officers of the Ht'8.ltb · Department, we believe the 1m provo: JDenta ...ould be cltectec1. The United · Stars .overnment alone can handle · the packing question whlcb haa boen ralaed; thta question reaeb.,. from one ODd of the countl'1 to the other. The two .oat _noua JIOblW are; lint. ���� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Medical Newspaper Clippings, 1901-1906 Description An account of the resource Four 16” x 10” (40.6 cm x 25.4 cm) “scrapbooks” with a total of 789 pages of articles from Buffalo, Western New York and other newspapers were discovered in the Robert L. Brown History of Medicine Collection at the Health Sciences Library. The time period covered is October 31, 1901 through June 14, 1906. The subject matter runs the gamut from public health issues such as disease outbreaks in the city and elsewhere, sewage, water, food and milk purity, tenements and animal control to Buffalo and area politics. There are numerous images and cartoons as well. These articles were apparently compiled by a “clipping service,” in Buffalo. The other interesting aspect of this collection is the fact that Buffalo had so many newspapers at that time. The articles were taken from papers including the News, the Courier, the Enquirer, the Times, the Review and the Express. There are also clippings from Buffalo’s German language newspapers. Use of the clipping collection is now available through four acid-free, bound paper copies. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Contact the History of Medicine Collection, <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine">https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine</a> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-HSL002 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Volume 4, Medical Newspaper Clippings, 1901-1906 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Health Sciences Library. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context lib-hsl002_vol4 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1/21/1905-6/14/1906 Type The nature or genre of the resource Newspapers Text Image Still image Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. Clippings Subject The topic of the resource Water Supply -- standards Epidemics -- prevention & control Food Inspection -- standards Drinking water -- Contamination -- New York (State) -- Buffalo Drinking water -- Purification -- New York (State) -- Buffalo Epidemics -- New York (State) -- Buffalo Milk hygiene -- New York (State) -- Buffalo Meat inspection -- New York (State) -- Buffalo Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital copystand of clippings scrapbook Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Contact the <a href=https://library.buffalo.edu/historyofmedicine>History of Medicine Collection</a> with questions. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/3833fda43d596f5b21c35c7e643d555e.jpg 71e49b796b9f841c034c8128998a1929 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman in a dark suit playing piano while holding a cigarette in one hand. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n01 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman at piano Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Composers Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman wearing a dark suit and glasses is seated at a piano, playing with one hand while holding a cigarette in the other. A stack of papers or music sheets is visible on top of the piano. The setting appears to be indoors with a plain wall in the background. The image is in black and white. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/be8da81030d76a77e44f7c79f5b9bbab.jpg 0c29d8eab2fbef6efb52f4ba72097933 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman seated behind a table with microphones, bottles, and a cup, speaking at a podium. Concert posters are visible on the wall behind. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n10 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman seated at lectern, Festival Nieuwe Muziek Subject The topic of the resource Composers Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Middelburg (Netherlands) Netherlands Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman sits behind a table in a lecture or press setting, positioned next to a black podium. On the table are three bottles, a paper cup, and several microphones. The background wall features five colorful posters promoting the "Festival Nieuwe Muziek" and concerts by Morton Feldman and the Xenakis Ensemble. Some audience members are partially visible in the foreground. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/9f9367298f3d564fb72e257195da26f0.jpg 03320b728b00f1b6ec3bf9af3535e688 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman seated at a table speaking during a presentation, with posters on the wall behind. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n11 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman seated at lectern, Festival Nieuwe Muziek Subject The topic of the resource Composers Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Middelburg (Netherlands) Netherlands Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman sits at a small desk, speaking into multiple microphones positioned in front of them. Several green and brown glass bottles, a white paper cup, and a few other items are on the desk. The individual wears glasses and a light blue shirt and is seated in front of a wall displaying five posters for the "Festival Nieuwe Muziek," including events featuring Morton Feldman and the Xenakis Ensemble. A black flipchart stand is visible at the far left, and another person is partially visible in the foreground. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/03c85ac281f34c89c7893f8cfbed1bf9.jpg 584a1c211796587f08bf58d9a0d55e95 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman at a podium speaking into microphones, with posters on the wall behind them. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n12 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman seated at lectern, Festival Nieuwe Muziek Subject The topic of the resource Composers Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Middelburg (Netherlands) Netherlands Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman is seated at a podium or desk, speaking into several microphones. On the desk are two glass bottles, a cup, and a glass. The background wall displays five posters promoting the Festival Nieuwe Muziek, featuring performances by Morton Feldman, the Dutch Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Xenakis Ensemble. A person in a blue shirt is partially visible in the foreground on the right. The setting appears to be an indoor lecture or press event. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/642f73cfa5842f175913b5a7cd7f02e1.jpg e43ea4c955366861a22d387b5746f39c Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman speaking at the front of a room during a lecture or presentation, facing an audience. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n13 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman seated at lectern, Festival Nieuwe Muziek Subject The topic of the resource Composers Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Middelburg (Netherlands) Netherlands Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman is standing at the front of a room, speaking to an audience seated with backs to the camera. The person is wearing glasses and a blue shirt and is positioned near a desk with equipment. Behind them on the wall are five posters, some labeled “FESTIVAL nieuwe MUZIEK,” and one with the name “MORTON FELDMAN.” The audience consists of individuals seated closely together, some taking notes. The setting appears to be an indoor educational or cultural event. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/a446a8ed7dde52710e17e984376bb7a9.jpg 0addf4f5243780da587048b889ddcdcd Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman seated at a table in a well-lit room, smiling and speaking into a microphone. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n14 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman seated at lectern, Festival Nieuwe Muziek Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Marcus, Bunita Subject The topic of the resource Composers Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Middelburg (Netherlands) Netherlands Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman is seated at a rectangular table in a room with tall, paned windows letting in natural light. The individual is wearing glasses and a light blue shirt and is smiling while gesturing with one hand. On the table are a small cup, some papers, and a microphone on a stand. A whiteboard and another person, partially out of frame, are visible in the background. The floor is wooden, and the setting appears to be a classroom or meeting space. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/ba4da418dbda4ae72757e2954145221b.jpg 34312e7218beb9b4f420726a758fb23a Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman seated at a table gesturing with hands raised, in a room lit by tall windows. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n15 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman seated at lectern, Festival Nieuwe Muziek Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Marcus, Bunita Subject The topic of the resource Composers Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Middelburg (Netherlands) Netherlands Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman sits at a rectangular table, facing slightly to the left, with both hands raised mid-gesture. They wear glasses and a buttoned shirt. On the table are a small paper cup, a microphone, and cables. Behind them is a flip chart stand, and to the right, tall paned windows allow sunlight into the room. The flooring is wood, and the setting appears to be a meeting or presentation space. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/e33e583fa3a69aa931dfd21763d49b4a.jpg cb7bd71b3c4381b38a645bea61826d27 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman playing a grand piano in a mostly empty room with a white wall. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n16 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman at piano Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1978 Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman in a dark suit is seated at a grand piano, leaning forward while playing. The piano is black and occupies the right side of the composition. The room has white walls and a wooden parquet floor, with no visible decorations or furniture other than the piano and stool. The overall setting appears simple and focused on the performance. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Composers Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/fac909d723efc01f2306c6bf0ad4b2c6.jpg b39cf8eae3075d3d517f352cd316cf8e Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman sitting at a white picnic table on a deck, looking through binoculars toward a body of water. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n17 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman with binoculars, on Long Island Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Marcus, Bunita Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1980 Subject The topic of the resource Composers Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman is seated sideways on a wooden deck bench, facing a white picnic table and holding binoculars up to their eyes. The scene overlooks a body of water in the background. The person is wearing a light blue short-sleeve shirt and khaki pants. A dark wooden building is partially visible to the left, and part of a paper plate with food is on the table in front of them. The background shows a distant shoreline under a clear sky. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/c7afc8f71a6075b4e93a07d3e078b8f7.jpg 6691082f90c955351e0c2f3dd38960c3 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Two people seated at a table set with teacups, saucers, and a flower centerpiece, both facing to the right of the frame in conversation. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n18 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman with Barbara Monk at table Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986 Subject The topic of the resource Composers Feldman, Barbara Monk, 1953- Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Description An account of the resource Two people sit at a dining table in a room lit by natural light. Barbara Monk Feldman on the left wears a striped shirt and holds a glass, looking to the right. Morton Feldman on the right wears glasses and a short-sleeved button-up shirt, gesturing with one arm. The table is set for a meal, with teacups, plates, yogurt, a bread roll, fruit, and a flower arrangement in the center. The background shows curtained windows. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/194b19ccbfc13bb752cacbe2579d78d8.jpg 6965b42693fc45bb5848afef88d2782d Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Group seated around a wooden table in a domestic setting, engaged in conversation. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n19 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman with Barbara Monk and friends Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986-07 Subject The topic of the resource Composers Feldman, Barbara Monk, 1953- Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Description An account of the resource A group of five people are gathered around a rectangular wooden table in a room with white walls and a china cabinet in the corner. The table is cluttered with glass cups, plastic bottles, and dishes. Morton Feldman with glasses and dark hair, wearing a light-colored shirt, is seated with an elbow propped on the table and head resting on hand. Others are seated casually, some leaning on the table or with arms extended, appearing engaged in a discussion. A painting and glassware cabinet are visible in the background. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/13d27ad156641a37d0166167284eefa3.jpg 1e11867d6a37d621afc95fd90b2a8cd1 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman in a suit and glasses standing on a balcony with historic architecture in the background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n02 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman in Rome with Accademia di Francia (Villa Medici) in background Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968 Subject The topic of the resource Composers Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Rome (Italy) Italy Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman wearing a suit and dark-rimmed glasses stands on a stone balcony or terrace. The individual faces the camera with a neutral expression. Behind them is a large historic building with multiple windows, a tile roof, and two prominent towers, suggesting a European architectural style. Trees and other rooftops are also visible in the lower background. The photo is in black and white. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/c0df52a17cb603a53e817348e33f8d83.jpg e8e3cdab1f1631fa6474f5e60610e69e Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Three people sitting at a kitchen table engaged in conversation. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n20 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman with Francesco Clemente, and John Lurie Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986 Subject The topic of the resource Composers Clemente, Francesco, 1952- Lurie, John, 1952- Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Description An account of the resource Three individuals are seated around a table in a kitchen. Morton Feldman on the right is wearing a short-sleeved red checkered shirt and glasses, speaking while facing the other two. Francesco Clemente in the middle has a shaved head and is looking at the speaker, while John Lurie on the left, partly obscured, is holding a phone headset. The background includes a wall-mounted rack with hanging pots, pans, and various kitchen items. Several glasses, bottles, and containers are on the table. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/2aa5b112eed639e007dfed9ef135b389.jpg fc3051b4dd6f5de7e74ed1e6c900964d Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman in suit and fedora holding a cigarette and matchstick, facing left in profile against a plain background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n21 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman portrait in hat, profile Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Sloman, Steven Subject The topic of the resource Composers Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman in a suit jacket and fedora stands in profile, facing left, with a toothpick or cigarette held between their lips and a matchstick or small object in their hand. They are wearing glasses and appear to be in the act of lighting the item. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/0eddd8a70771750ad1d3c937872046ea.jpg b465fe745486c07c360ed780f15397ee Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman standing and bowing to an applauding audience in a large hall with tall windows and hanging lights. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n22 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman in audience at Darmstadt Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Hanns, Rolf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986 Subject The topic of the resource Composers Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Darmstadt (Germany) Germany Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman stands at the front of a seated audience in a spacious hall, bowing slightly while several people clap. The hall features tall, arched windows and modern hanging light fixtures. Multiple rows of people are seated, facing the standing figure. A microphone stand and music stand are visible to the left, suggesting a musical or speaking event. The atmosphere appears formal or celebratory. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/7bd27b0f4e28257ae66864ca871e3026.jpg 7e969adb114375ef68f8c342fe5660c4 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Two people dressed in formal attire standing outside a stone building, both wearing white floral boutonnieres. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n23 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman with Barbara Monk Feldman, on their wedding day Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Marcus, Bunita Sloman, Steven Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1987-06 Description An account of the resource Two people standing side by side outdoors on a sidewalk. Barbara Monk Feldman on the left is wearing a white hat with a black band, a red jacket, a white blouse, and a long skirt with a floral pattern. Morton Feldman on the right is wearing glasses, a dark blazer with a white boutonniere, a patterned red tie, and light gray trousers. They are both smiling. Behind them is a stone building with a staircase and partial view of a doorway, suggesting a formal or celebratory event. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Subject The topic of the resource Composers Feldman, Barbara Monk, 1953- Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/2468e75652710d4041c3f16aedf20020.jpg 4dd32c26bbea7247d4a471eaeb59dd04 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman seated at a grand piano in a sunlit room, looking toward the camera. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n24 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman at piano, Galleria Nazionale dell'Umbria, Sala Maggiore, Perugia, Italy Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Williams, Jan Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1974-02-24 Subject The topic of the resource Composers Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Perugia (Italy) Italy Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman wearing glasses and light-colored clothing is seated at a grand piano in a room with tall windows. They are turned slightly toward the camera while keeping their hands on the keys. The space includes natural light from the window on the left, a metal music stand, and a large wall mural behind the piano that features a stylized figure with arms raised. The setting appears informal and artistic, possibly a studio or music room. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/2ececf0fe7eaa810f378cf0538082414.jpg 014f63b797336572dd381d565af755b0 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman in a suit smiling during a conversation at a crowded outdoor event. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n25 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman at unidentified function Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource circa 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Composers Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman wearing glasses, a suit jacket, and tie stands mid-conversation with another individual in a busy indoor setting. The individual is smiling and holding a cigarette. Several other people in formal attire are visible in the background, engaged in conversation. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/54b6d3ab6292f7ba3b87b25f65005e7c.jpg 8e2dffdfb55bccd55eb0b77f0f6f22ad Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman with dark hair and glasses leaning their head on one hand, wearing a striped shirt. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n26 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman portrait Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Hanns, Rolf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1984-07 Subject The topic of the resource Composers Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Darmstadt (Germany) Germany Description An account of the resource A black-and-white portrait of Morton Feldman with slicked-back hair and thick-rimmed glasses, resting the left side of their head on one hand. They are wearing a vertically striped button-up shirt and are positioned against a plain, light-colored background. Their expression is neutral to contemplative, and the lighting is soft and even across the face and clothing. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/ffc74e5836d999cef7cd758a158ad01b.jpg 88d855921a6bc18305b0acb2fc51b722 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman leaning forward to greet or thank audience members while others applaud in a concert hall. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n27 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman in audience at Darmstadt Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Hanns, Rolf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986-07 Subject The topic of the resource Composers Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Darmstadt (Germany) Germany Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman in a dark jacket bends forward toward seated audience members in what appears to be a gesture of thanks or conversation. The audience, composed of people facing the front, is applauding. The hall features tall windows, chandeliers, and high ceilings, indicating a formal performance space. The atmosphere appears celebratory, with many people smiling or engaged in clapping. The photograph is in black and white. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/1bec74362bf546a76876167d8b0adf4c.jpg eced4c3b6da131c3164a339e5151f903 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Three people standing at the front of a room with a grand piano and microphones, facing an applauding audience. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n28 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman with Nils Vigeland and Eberhard Blum, Darmstadt Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Hanns, Rolf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986-07 Subject The topic of the resource Composers Flutists Pianists Vigeland, Nils Blum, Eberhard, 1940- Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Darmstadt (Germany) Germany Description An account of the resource Three individuals stand near the front of a performance space, positioned in front of a grand piano and several microphones. Nils Vigeland on the left faces Eberhard Blumin the center, who is wearing a patterned tie, smiles and looks back at Nils. Morton Feldman on the right, wearing a dark jacket and glasses, stands with hands at their sides. Several audience members are seated in the foreground, some clapping. The setting features large windows, high ceilings, and curtains, indicating a formal or concert environment. The image is in black and white. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/ac61c245c9c6bd966ad191c50a690df1.jpg 8bcbbb3669fe12888d85f135b209c5f7 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Three people standing in front of a grand piano on a stage, with one person clapping and others looking on. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n29 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman with Eberhard Blum and Nils Vigeland, Darmstadt Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Hanns, Rolf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986-07 Subject The topic of the resource Composers Flutists Pianists Vigeland, Nils Blum, Eberhard, 1940 Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Darmstadt (Germany) Germany Description An account of the resource A black-and-white image showing three individuals standing in front of a stage, upon which rests a grand piano and multiple microphones. Nils Vigeland on the left is clapping while dressed in a shirt and tie. Morton Feldman in the center, wearing glasses and a dark jacket, is facing slightly to their right. Eberhard Blum on the right side of the frame, also in a shirt and tie, stands with arms relaxed. Audience members are partially visible in the foreground, and the setting appears to be a formal or musical event in a hall with large windows and curtains. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/aae554f7976c93881600bbb689c66e7c.jpg b78dc4243c3f66abf2dba577f9241d0b Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman in glasses and a suit jacket standing outdoors with a historic building in the background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n03 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman in Rome with Accademia di Francia (Villa Medici) in background Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968 Subject The topic of the resource Composers Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Accademia di Francia (Rome, Italy) Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Rome (Italy) Italy Description An account of the resource Morton Feldman with slicked-back hair, wearing glasses and a suit jacket, stands on a balcony or terrace, facing slightly to the side while looking at the camera. The background features a large historic building with multiple windows and two towers, likely a European palace or villa. The image is in black and white, and the setting appears elevated, with rooftops and trees visible below. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/89b3bc197dac5ef1872724b8a2aed933.jpg eff0cc18b75dc283d6afecfe74da39aa Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Three people standing on stage near a grand piano, with audience members seated nearby. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n30 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman with Eberhard Blum and Nils Vigeland, Darmstadt Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Hanns, Rolf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986-07 Subject The topic of the resource Composers Flutists Pianists Vigeland, Nils Blum, Eberhard, 1940- Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Darmstadt (Germany) Germany Description An account of the resource Three individuals stand on a stage in front of large windows with curtains. Eberhard Blum on the left is slightly bowing, dressed in a light shirt and patterned tie. Nils Vigeland, also in a tie, stands upright and smiles. Morton Feldman on the right, wearing a dark jacket and open-collared shirt, is looking toward the middle person. A grand piano and multiple microphones are positioned on the stage, suggesting a post-performance moment. Several audience members are seated in the foreground, with one clapping. The scene is in black and white. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/1b48aa9a1d2b095ecf852e86c8be3401.jpg b179fe8b11aa8d62276f9e65fc868612 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Three people near a stage after a performance, with Morton Feldman bending to greet audience members while others interact on stage. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n31 Title A name given to the resource Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and Morton Feldman at an event Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Hanns, Rolf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986-07 Subject The topic of the resource Composers Flutists Pianists Vigeland, Nils Blum, Eberhard, 1940 Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Darmstadt (Germany) Germany Description An account of the resource In a formal setting with large windows and a grand piano in the background, Nils Vigeland and Eberhard Blum in dress shirts and ties stand before a stage, appearing to acknowledge one another after a performance. In front of the stage, Morton Feldman, wearing a dark jacket and glasses bends down to greet or speak with seated audience members. The audience, some clapping or engaged, is seated in rows facing the stage. The atmosphere suggests a post-performance interaction or recognition. The photograph is in black and white. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a> https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/bb06e680d647191583e4476bae1db4ec.jpg b14594bb968f585d46bae1d286538a5b Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Description An account of the resource Three people embracing near a stage in front of a grand piano while an audience applauds. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman Photographs Description An account of the resource <p>Composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was best known for his association with the New York School of experimentalist musicians, including composers John Cage, Christian Wolff, and Earle Brown, and pianist David Tudor. In addition to composing approximately 150 works, Feldman also wrote more than three dozen articles about various aspects of music and art. Feldman was a member of the music department faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 1972-1987. During those years he served as Slee Professor of Music 1972-1973, Edgar Varèse Professor 1975-1987, and Director of the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts, 1976-1980. He was also responsible for creating the June in Buffalo festival of contemporary music in 1975.</p> <p>The Morton Feldman Photographs, 1939-1987 are one component of the Morton Feldman Papers held by the Music Library. The online photograph collection consists of fifty four images, including snapshots and formal photographs. Other musicians pictured in the collection include John Cage, Barbara Monk Feldman, Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and the Kronos Quartet.</p> <p>Complete details about the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/catalog/nbuumu_0002_1">Morton Feldman Papers</a> can be found in the <a href="https://www.empireadc.org/search/repositories/nbuumu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">finding aid</a> for the collection.</p> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Mus. Arc. 2.1 mf15n32 Title A name given to the resource Morton Feldman, Nils Vigeland, and Eberhard Blum in group hug, Darmstadt Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Hanns, Rolf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986-07 Subject The topic of the resource Composers Flutists Pianists Vigeland, Nils Blum, Eberhard, 1940- Feldman, Morton, 1926-1987 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Darmstadt (Germany) Germany Description An account of the resource A black-and-white photo captures a moment on stage where three people are hugging near a grand piano and microphones. Morton Feldman is wearing a dark jacket, and the others is in light shirts. The audience in the foreground and background appears engaged, with some clapping and others watching attentively. The room is large with tall windows, curtains, and chandeliers, indicating a formal or concert setting. The mood appears celebratory or emotional. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Morton Feldman Photographs. LIB-MUS016 Morton Feldman Papers. Mus. Arc. 2.1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource image/jpeg Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="">IN COPYRIGHT</a>. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/music/about/copyright.html">Copyright Statement for Digitized Materials from the Music Library</a>